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HE
MONDAY
UNIVERSITY
OF
ISSUE
MICHIGAN
P 30®
Reg, U. S, Pat. Of lice
olume
190
Number
5885
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
ACF
A
Air
tion's
extension
Force's
to
F-105D
Nuclear
produce
two
Thunde.rchief
Products-Erco
:
Shaw
-jrs
the
Division,
extension,
been
it
of
INDUSTRIAL
-
March
the
will
be
used
Republic F-105D,
at
for
and
15
In This Issue
training
Air
Force
pilots
fighter-bomber.—V.
1173.
company
—vfering
r
,
share),
The
>•:
without
proceeds
perty
Sept.
shares
and
of
filed
letter
a
preferred
of
stock
notification
to
be
with
offered
the
at
to
be
7
purchase
Stock Exchange
Stock
York
American
SEC
Boston
commercial-industrial
Stock
Detroit
capital.
Acoustic Chemical Corp.—New Line of
Paints—
Nicholas
Spano,
Sept.
will
21,
acting President,
the
company's
manufacture
.rial
paints.
and
Included
Sept.
on
subsidiary
distribute^
will
be
15
announced
Acoustic
line
new
a
of
line of approved, Board
Nitration paints, Architectural, Institutional and all
City, State
specification paints in all decorator colors. The new line
;ihts will be sold under the brand
name
of VERFLEX. The
com-
continue
its
throughout
sales
the
of
ACOUSTEX
country.—V.
paint,
189,
absorbing
'
1921.
p.
Corp.—Gets
contract
for
,,
*
tins'
T
'program
kwith,
..'the
now
head
contract
itvTamic
"as
a
'.'hp system
of
study
that
covering
the
aspects
may be used as
the unit's best
will
nozzles,
a
deal
with
the
size,
thrust,
weight,
human
'deity
and
loss
•hs,
acceleration,
of
stability,
George
will
M.
Ebert,
'
firm
a
»
the
be
BOMARC
in
This
the
'action
rocket
The
190,
and
of
of
marks
orders
from
IM99A
and
General
on
Aircraft
Division!
number
of
The
of
mblies
of
chassis
the
-V,
190,
p.
of
Aeronca's
will
bring its current
backlog
The
Jr
30,
volume
notes
will
was
of
the
issue
still
was
6%
common
stock
at
$7
until
Sept.
1,
1964 and thereafter at $8 per share until
1969, after which the notes shall no longer be convertible.
will be redeemable at optional redemption
prices ranging
106%
to par, plus accrued interest.
However optional
-ns
the
and
1963,.
will
ice
be
to Sept.
1, 1964 from the proceeds of, or
indebtedness for borrowed money,
issuance of
entitled to
are
a
sinking fund commencing Sept.
continuing through 1973, under which the
redemption
100%, plus accrued interest.
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
the
sale
of the common shares and
notes will be added
to
the
company's general
working
While allocation of the proceeds for
specific purposes is not
practicable at present, it is the company's intention to use these
proeeds for the expansion of its business through its
present
•
capital
be
5
ad
offices
and
favorable
)r
t.ie
money
for
of
new
the
for
are
and
inventories
the
Akron,
31
as
lines
Ohio,
offices
of
in
March
of
&
making
of
subsidiaries
With
and
and
1954.
one
office
Finance
Member
in
its
finance
financing
principal
finance
of
of
loans.
in
In
the
executive
subsdiaries
the
of
Banks
addition,
1,
ended
EFFECT
TO
A,'
Pioneers
Air
in
Products
underway.
program
This
steelmaking techniques and to
users.—V.
190,
on-site
currently
additional
the
meet
tonnage
has a
capacity,
expanded'
765.
p.
Slightly—
1959
1958
$1,882,103
$1,380,088
197,291
163,011
6,708
taxes—,—
6,174
;
97,197
76,055
r
$93,386
$80,782
381,030
319.260
$0.25
outstanding——.
$0.25
share
2345,
48
on
The
and
A,
due
series
Sept.
debs.,
1,
Peninsula
B,
1,
jllncludes
stock,
6%,
850,000
$251
40,000 shs.
the 40,000
series.
♦Includes
ferred
conversions
common
the
2,324
A
stock,
and
stock
of
21,684 shs.
*767,064 shs.
6%
capital
subsequent
shares designated
shares
to
notes,
June
due
30,
1,
as
5% %
16.
at
authorized
$6.25
as
for
the
with
purchase
the
sale
1967;
of
the
conversion
the
preferred
5 Va %' cumulative pre¬
121,429
each
1958
offices
in
7V2%
1,
plus
1959.
the
able
to
for
1938.
the
nine
extra
an
Oct.
of
1,
the
of
to
Feb.
of
record
1,
reserved
issued
series
in
B,
pursuant
connection
to
the
Sept.
issuance
paid
declared
ended
IV2C
on
June
declared
a
stockholders
12,
shares
pursuant
record
A
was
On
of
9c
on
common
the
1959.
1959.
dividend
of
its
during
30,
share
per
June
on
years
deep
in
of
of
March
f«r
oil
test
1958
and
gas
on
the
well
Anchorage to determine
be
the
present there"
can
be
intends to
use
the
proceeds
the further development ana
for
company's
Alaska
company
and
owns
options
grauuating irota
$415,000
for
these
cash
Corp.
has
now
prop¬
outstanding
of New
York,
2,899,000
shares
other
major
to
purchase
Investoil
the
V.
for
Zappa
of
Azalea
are
Co.
645,000
The
$645
the company's
about 44^79%
stockholders
and
1
total
a
645,000
$4.50.
and
largest of
shares
shares
the
to
representing
prospectus
lists
John
The
Two
(1,100,000
the option
tne
own
for
$2.75
additional
an
directors presently
prices
owns
of
the
options for tne purchase of
officers
officer-promoter
at
Inc.
The
application
with
statement
(1,066,000).
shares.
which
$4
at
the
SEC
covering
the
was
filed on July 14.
shares of class A common
100,000
share
per
statement
was
officially
statement
registrtaion
will
be
by
Philadelphia
withdrawn
filed
with
the
Sept.
on
SEC.
See
253.
p.
1955
on
13.
per
share
Sept.
11,
of
July
1959,
pay¬
1959.
corporation
by
Harry
loss
for
65
for
compared
Net
the
of
per
fiscal
the
loss
President.
for
the
after
1959
class
and
announce¬
per
shares,
share
against
a
previous period.
May
year
B
fiscal
extraordinary
according to an
was
equal to $1.36
This
the
ended
for the
taxes
$518,261
year,
common
fourth
after
of
last
share for
$17,734,372
for
income
a
period
combined
the
with
31,
previous
of
quarter
1959,
were
$26,609,659,
year.
1959
was
$294,094
against
a
$603,066
This
the
was
fourth
Sales
for
for
Mr.
Sugar,
cents
income
net
against
similar
802,754
of
Sales
reports
$1,090,504,
for
the
deficit
to
stock
dividend
paid
Aug.
Co.,
of
ment
649
dividends
be
the
additional
for
$1,435,000.
owner
charges
1,
conversion
100,000
law
drilling
a
to
company
prospectus,
President.
190,
This
warrants
due
to
of
drilling on Iniskin Peninsula,
and drilt.ng copper River i>asin, and $1 263,000
one
Corp.
new
V.
1958.
1972;
for
to
issuable
offered.
Dividends
months
company
1959,
has
dividend
stockholders
directors
on
since
year
and
company
now
1961,
issuance
due
shares
4,
debentures,
for
notes,
rights of the notes
DIVIDENDS—The
Nov.
pursuant
share
per
name
Alsco, Inc.—Reports Record Sales & Earnings—
prior preferred
shares,
$2.50
commission
(the
1972,
cumulative
30,000
adjustment),
capital
reserved
capital
and
to
expiring
5Yt%
shares
6%
offered
now
thereoi,
of
181,440
(subject
includes
of
as
is
■
stock
common
share
per
and
Gas
A
also
on
§The
and
southwest
The company on that date
registered
stock
(par 10 cents)
to be offered
1959.
cumulative
as
Feb.
Delaware
potential
gas
The company has filed an
withdrawal of its registration
year
designated
B.
&
Securities
30,000 shs.
30,000 shares designated
series
2,324shs,
§1,800,000 shs.
$1)-
(par
40,000 shs.
*100,000 shs.
2,324 shs.
at
The
Allied-Petro-Chemicals, Inc.—To Amend Financing—•
11100,000 shs.-
(par $25)
ser.
cost
a
Oil
11,134,000
850,000
(par
sale
.
share
per
drilling
"known
shares and
stockholders,
Zappa
1,150,000
in
primarily
Promoters,
exercisable
Eiooklyn
480,000
under
miles
The
and
the
to
common
shares.
1,037,500;
at
$25)
(par
public
share.
35c
contingencies and further development.
nine
1972
1969)
reflect
stock/ series
oil
company
rtcbived
in
the option.
Glenallen
600,000
be
exploration
gas
offering
the
640,000
due
Feb.
150
commercially.
610,000
300,000
in
and
shares,
:
to
engaged
including $2,250,000
645,000
due
series
due
1,
of
otl
proposed
According
$3,150,000
500,000
for
warrant
is
organized
been
about
not
or
exploration of
of
1965__
offered
per
primarily
has
It
$1,000,000 for exploring
Sept.
B,
Inc.—Registers With SEC
be
was
engaged
6,453,034
;
not
will
be
lc
stock
1,360,000
due
stock
shares
to
at
of
800,000
notes,
stock
is
sale
company
is
the
of
———
$3,150,000
(par $25)
into
such
Outstanding
—
pfd. stk., ser. A (par $25)
cumul
pfd.
stock,
series
B
JDoes
ended
1959,
FINANCING
Authorized
cumul.
Common
year
stock
warrants
the
Alaska.
for
-
1967
pfd.
5 Va 'it
the
31,
Oil Co.,
supplied by amendment); and the underwriter
will be entitled to purchase at lc
per warrant for each 10 shares of
stock he distributes, one stock purchase warrant
entitling the bolder
to
purchase after Jan. 1,
I960 one share of stock at a
graduated
purchase price beginning at $2.50 per share.
due
1
series
pfd. stock
prior pfd. stk., 6%
5Va^t
for
March
PRESENT
...
series
Cumul.' prior
to
increased
GIVING
debs.,
Sept.
in
offices
producing plants at Pittsburgh,
gas
Detroit.
industry,
taxes
shares
underwriter
Federal
of
the
paid
of
48
$40,208,089
until
Feb.
1,
1964)
capital notes, 1959 issue (convertible
of
8
to
months
(convertible
until
writing
operate
and
steel
taxes
per
p.
The
and
erties,
1967."
debs.,
capital
6%
dealers'
now
company
sub¬
financing
Indiana, compared with
business
all
of
189,
shares.
47
1967
rights
or
1954
six
—
1.
Sept.
31,
the
-•
debs.,
subord,
used
loans.
and
engaged
offices
be
can
most
installment
installment
are
its
its
Inc.
retail
additional
funds
use
bank
wholesale
direct
Investment
31,
to
tlhe
the
insurance.
Ohio
these
Discount,
in
of
Until
intends
outstanding
engaged
insurance
Aid
of
automobiles,
the
acquisition
or
arise.
company
Investment
used
and
should
reduction
primarily
company's
certain
opening
the
purposes,
BUSINESS—Aid
sidiaries
subsidiaries
the
opportunities
expansion
of
—
March
on
to
Vacapital
;ynds.
!
11
48
Banks
-
1963
capital
6%
redemp-
not be made prior
may
anticipation of,
"tie
capital notes
i
co¬
company/located at 80 Wall Street, New York, filed a
regis¬
statement on Sept. 17 with the SEC covering 3.000,000 shares
common
stock
(par 5c)
and
warrants
for
an
additional 300,000
of
Payable
System
Condition Statement
debs.,
1963
6%
1,
com
and
Rates.
borrowings..
sdbord.
1,
Cumul.
into
to
industrial
This
56
Reserve
For
senior
serially
left
notes
'ie
Offerings..
Statement
■
term
5»/2%
Cum.
convertible
Division
general
tration
$23,213,583.
•
Short
—
be
Declared
CAPITALIZATION
pro-
Disccunt, Inc.—Common Shares and
some
Gas
and
income
Number
& Investment News-Cover
Bond
Exchange
1958.
Divi¬
4%%
received,
City
$23,834,222
'
capital
share
^ot.
-
well
new
income
recovered
from
said
by
was
mills
I
income
whether
time of going to press.
;t
for
before
Iniskin
An underwriting
group man¬
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis on Sept. 22
publicly offered 100,000 shares of common stock and
,;d*riced at 100% plus accrued interest. Although this is'wje
Division—
Industrial
steel
building major
sales
Net
in
Sept.
ned
is
industrial gas
Federal
35
The Course of Bank Clearings
,
'.apital Notes Offered
and
Combined
Chance-Vought's F8U2 and F8U2N, for Convair's 380 jet
coming into service, and for the McDonnell P'101 Voodoo.
Aid Investment &
used
of
State
for
of
New
new
to
Airpax Electronics Inc.—Net
Up
35
Stock Exchange
a
gases
6 Months Ended June 30—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
is
Longren-California
to
965.
Markets
be
needs
41
-
assemblies
contract
85,000
new
35
Federal
Manager
of
the
Sept. 16 announced
master
value
The
of
Cleveland, St. Louis
Income
Condition
for
irliner, just
,
—
35
Foreign
approximately $5,000,000,
The Division is pr
sendy
roducin? major structures and assemblies, for such aircraft
as Boeing's
-52B. KC-135 and 707
including the -320 and 720 versions of the
.titer
airplane.
Other
major
production
includes
structures
and
ss =
Exchange—
Net
Sept.
entry
and
Chicago,
35
dis-
Wash.,
formed
marketing
The corporation
39
39
45
Reserve
Seattle,
125,000
organization
wlil
distribute
oxygen,
nitrogen,
argon, hydrogen and acetylene by
pipeline and in truck-trailers, rail¬
road tank cars and
cylinders.
44
wind
other
the
consumers.
36
Boeing Airplane Co.'s Aerospace Divi-
Missile.
the
Products Inc.—Forms
corporation, has
will
Dividends
and
$500,000.
field
Air
This
ordinate
40
965.
p.
215,000
10,000
Alaska Consolidated
location
effects
malfunction,
Torrance, Calif.,
unnamed
an
missile
the
of
Pilotlcss
region
award
into
sion
factors.
considered.—V.
Vice-President
contract
(formerly the
production of
...m
be
Exchange
General Corporation
Manufacturing Corp.—Boeing Contract—
ngren-California Division
?eipt cf
related
in-flight
rbing phenomena also
Aeronca
and
25,000
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
These and other parameters will then be
dynamic analysis to determine
flight duration, maximum
a
of Notes
$425,000
Co.__
39
of
icaption time, and safety.
unsized in
follows:
Amount
15,000
&
36
—V.
power
response
p.
Earnings
configura-
rockets'
controls,
principal
Aid,
from
as
50,000
Curtis
Kraus
&
oxygen plants
for the
$37
million
expansion
State
flight
and
Shares
&
36
Exchange.—-
Exchange
—
missions."
analysis
number
36
•
determine
to
190,
31
overall
propellants
analysis
Burge
38
company
responsibility for
firm's Azusa plant.
Walter C.
Advance Design Department describes
con¬
865.
Transactions American Stock Exchange
seven-month
possible
system
Podesta
—V.
the
ac
division's
broad
a
for different
i
the
stability,
and
irce
»'
underway
of
enable
stock
common
-
Cruttenden,
Transactions New York
a
combat troops
soldiers to overcome
power
would
of
■
Jackson
Ball,
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices..
Army Study Contract—
corporation has
been
awarded
a
U.
S.
Army
»>ilitv study of small rocket life
devices to
shares
of
Co.
15
Stock
Stock
financial
have severally agreed to purchase
purchased if any are purchased, are
be
27
Exchange
Stock
Webber,
Ohio
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
is
^,IY«cial missions. The rockets
'9P obstacles.
/wjiojet's Systems Division has
The
Exchange
Stock
Paine,
■
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
'
eYojet-General
the
Principal
Over-the-Counter
sound
a
they
to
are
(Stocks)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Federal
-jgrJt?will
numbers
notes
Montreal
and
complete
a
.of
which
Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
begin-
Distributors;-
household
earnings,
factors.
No. of
Page
'
4
Pacific
that
Sales
respective
of
txchange (Bonds)
Stock
Midwest
,'
/I
,
'
New
Cincinnati
to
used
working
future
on
other
,
•
"
($25
par
depend
and
.
7'
.
190,
underwriting.
are
for
15
of
will
company
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
Co., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—
on
11,000
the
all
New York
AFCO Land
the
amounts
production
one
dividends
of
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several
underwriters, for whom
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis is
acting as Representative, and
Materiel Command,
$1,900,000.
The original
all-weather
an
Sept.
on
MISCELLANEOUS
-
dition
for
corpora¬
Air
prototype
simulators
2
the
to
announced
was
by
said.
Erco
The
INSURANCE
-
Future
flight simulators
issued
Operations.
issued
production units and is valued
for $2,300,000,
covered
one
he
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
two
ontract,
unit
said
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
additional
has
by George B. Shaw, Division Director
:.Ir.
Price $1.25
Industries, Inc.—New Air Force Contract—
contract
thf
Monday, September 28, 1959
after extraordinary cnarges for the same quarter of
equal to 37 cents per 'hare, against a loss of 76 cents
quarter of 1958.
the
the
Sugar
fourth
fourth
also
quarter
were
of
1958.
quarter
reported
that
$8,368,549, compared with $5,159,-
for the first quarter of the
1960
fiscal year
are
running at
the rate of 50%
above
the first
quarter of 1959 when sales of $6,623,392 were reported.—V. 189,
p. 2886.
.
sales
Ambassador Oil Corp.—Earnings Higher—
This
half
the
of
corporation
1959
same
of
period
on Aug.
$1,423,535,
in
1958.
10
or
Net
announced
a
136%
profit
of
cash
increase
$179,918
earnings
over
for
the
the
for
the
first
$602,322
first
half
for
«C
:
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1290)
of $795,900 from a net loss of $615,932
reflected a reversal
period of 1958.
1959
the
same
V.
.
for
.
.
,
totaled $3,679,486 at mid-1959 as compared to
capital expenditures of $2,782,029 in 1958.---V. 190,
expenditures
year's
entire
1065.
p.
for
the
reactor
analysis
physics
the
and
heavy
and
water
design
of
research
the
AMF
In
1956
he
was
appointed assistant manager of the Reactor En¬
section. The following year he was named manager of the
Development section, responsible* for the physics work of 12
gineering
research
Mr.
reactors
Schulze
closed
and
power
reactor
built
by AMF in
the
United
Europe,
and
the
at
increase
of
in
Mr.
Working
that
at
the
research
and
development of
the
water reactor and other advanced nuclear
projects. He also served as a consultant for the
testing of Argonne National Laboratory's Borax IV
National Reactor Testing Station
in Idaho.—V.
190,
of
boiling
4.16
date
to
1
Mr.
of
the
profits
June
3.22
were
at
Schmitt
$27,923,936
for
$12,980,053
experienced
stated.
at
received
and
ness
of
sales
over
Schmitt
capital
"Orders
sales
the company have
divisions
1959,
net
Monday, September 23, 1959
.
the six months
ended-..
were
25%
greater than sales of $22,413,703 for
th» /
1958.: Second quarter 1959 sales of $14,943,883 reflected *v
195S,
15%
a
and Asia.
directed
aiso
cycle
1174.
p.
States,
30,
period in
propulsion
operation
said
June
pletion in Japan.
Nuclear
Schmitt
Mr.
pool-type
nearing com¬
reactor
same
,
AMF
°fCapital
the
responsible
research
/
reported that Ambassador s oil produc¬
tion reached a
total of 4,628 net barrels per day, an all-time high,
during June, 1959. This was an increase of 96%
over the daily pro¬
duction of 2,361 barrels during June a year ago.
Oil and ges sales for the first half of 1959 amounted to $2,270,325
an
increase
of 60%
over
the $1,114,383 for the first six months
President,
Johnson,
Kirk
F
.
.
30,
for
1959,
times
of
been
the
the
liabilities
of
commented.—V.' 190,
first
All
quarter.
V
•
..
••
Current
assets
a
ratio
that
compared
busi¬
to
Y:;,;'Y,.YY
year.
increasing,
balance
the
improvement in business
"'/•%.
$17,939,430.
was
current
beginning
nave
for
an
Y vY—
y
•
which
the
.
indicates
should
year
be
Improved,"
665.
p.
,
.
Amerada Petroleum Corp.
1959—3 Mos.—1953
Period End. June 30—
Gross
rentals,
Total
22,536,718
23,556,031
'$27,516,314
$15,006,393
$13,273 107
1,059,260
$30,876,770 $28,575,574
ment
tion,
—-
per
—V.
p.
189,
major
9,727,741
in
19,214,913
13.72^,567
$4,299,444 $11,661,857
$9,850,007
$0.84
Shoe
this
markets
$0.63
$1.85
ratio
of
Community.
Aug.
on
Subsidiary—
increase
to
program
announced
was
Britain
Great
economy
Kempton
by
4
activity
its
in
Dunn,
International,
S.
A.,
wholly-owned
a
and
countries
the
of
new
other
firm
new
the
will
represent an investment of several
European area.—V. 189, p. 2029.
western
American Can Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Period Ended June 30—
million
dollars
/
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Rise—
sales——
Profit
before
Prov.
for
Net
&
Earns,
specialized
written
in
workmen's
compensation
and
Net
510,494,204
469,547,622
23,531,362
46,413,700
38,714,355
12,395,837
24,924,157
Oil
and
Co.
the
182,
ratio of
its
Gain
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
income
—V.
138,
of
per
July 3,'59
June 27.'53
Profit
$38,340,441
shares
outstanding———— v
share,
average
six
months
Board
1958
21,489,543
period
Borg
811,491,
802.018
—$1.93
;
721,583
721,583
1,443,166
190,
30,
1959,
reported
32%
of
$1,303,224
Arthur
greater than
represented
Amphe-nol
J.
Schmitt,
Electronics
per
of
for
taxes
the
of
the
Chairman
common
three
cents
the
half
for
or
for
the
first
per
year
the
stock
amounted
comparable
outstanding
months
share,
ended
and
15,689,451
15,638.688
15,689,451
$0.66
$1.28
The
30,
the*
in
end
George
per
share
1958,
based
of
the
'
$1.07
Cyanamid
Co.- -Plans
New
the
W,
against
on
This
offices,
selected
County,
N.
is
and may
Earlier
trative
this
office
zoning
sary
the
as
in
rural
Wayne
its
mm\
administrative
tract
site
of
ekpected
caused
the
to
start
new
and
Fall,
206,663
10,944
*6,683
13,959
—$7,064,113
income
taxes.
income
$6,242,145
2,630.808
2,571,065
i
tax_
220,000
+240,707
$2,410,808
£
$2,330,353
share—.—
$1.24
income
188,
liquid,
Sonic
oxygen
U.
S.
Air
President,
Co.,
has
Calif.,
and
Force
projects
B-70
as
In
Cyanamid
at
staff
a
intervals
of
announced
some
plans
over
1,500
period
a
of
employees.
build
to
adminis¬
an
building in Alpine, N. J,, but local opposition to neces¬
changes 'in that exclusively residential community later
making
the
and
Sept.
17
selected
announced
by
System
for
the
both
Rapier
F-108
to
company
withdraw its proposal.—V.
190,
this
converter
Mr.
and
development program
emphasis will .be placed
pilot's
program,
system,
on
The company
has called for redemption
operation of the sinking fund, $28,000 of its
series
1956
made
at
North
due
the
Nov.
1,
American
Carolina.—V.
American
This
it
as
189,
in
had
plus
1,
200
next,
through
debentures,
5.90%
Payment will be
Tryon St., Charlotte,
S.
Co.
were
the
first eight
to
establish
all
previous months
ended Aug. 31, the
4.7%
up
over
months
of
in
records
new
FORTHCOMING
in
1959.
1959,
$29,903,000
issues scheduled in the first of the four weeks
Inc.—Earnings Rise—
continued
For the 12-month period
company reported earn- "
ings reached $47,714,000 against $45,642,000 for
the comparable period
last year, an increase of
4.5%.
Earnings per share of common stock
were
$2.37 for the latest 12-month
period contrasted to $2.26 for the
previous comparable period.
Both figures are based on the
average
number of shares
outstanding during the respective periods.
For
company earnings of
1958.
The company's
in
The
table
This
corporation
jointly
purchase
division
E.
W.
110
and
CORPORATE
FORTHCOMING
in
agreement
The
Sept.
which
Sept. 28-Oct.
earit-
Oct.
Padlock
16
Safe
&
that
will
have
become
Co..
American Hardware Corporation.
Parker, President of American Hardware
stated
Franck, President of Safe, who has been
the sole
old
year
turing
In
Lancaster
company will
division maintaining
organizations in Lancaster.
of
the
commenting
many
ui?
nl
enabling
the
on
items
present
corporation
to
agreement
additional
n
the
iiardware
continue
new
the
the
5-
2
into
9
33,237,200
23,484,250
53,750,000
34,615,000
19-23
83,250,000
58,280,000
Total
supply
a
more
complete
that
Douglas
of
owner
the
line
of
builders'
.
.S<fProducts and marketed
are
Fraim
of Safe,
under the nationally known
Champion.—V. 190,
$230,662,200
AUGUST'S
Parker
pointed out, "Safe
miscellaneous
hardware
which
Hardware product lines thus
trade."*
trade
The
Foundry Co.—Australian
«nKlmSior?,mP,f"a, hfS ,®stabIished a
diarj in Australia and will
tenpin
bowling
to
the
'down
bowling equipment
bring
under"
CORPORATE
the
great
continent
sales
the
141,530,000 "
$154,323,750
$384,985,950
and
by investment companies and SEC-registered secondaries.
Tables I and II
;
..
below break the data down into their principal components:
,i>
TABLE
names
I
—
$233,241,579
52,821,000
__
Banks, Investment & Insurance Companies
Other Corporations—
I.
of
time
(August)
—
Transportation
service
sport
first
FINANCING
of corporate capital issues privately placed and publicly offered
comes to $775,088,660. This is, in round figures, $66 million
more than the preliminary data furnished in this column three weeks
The data
ago.
present the total gross financing picture and are not adjusted to exclude that raised,
Unit—
American
for
88,365,000
August
865.
p.
56,721,450
"
revised figure
for the month of
Utilities
American Machine &
Total
$98,369,500
12-16
a
manage the opera¬
sales and manufac¬
present
Stocks
$37,944,500
$60,425,000
operating
Mr.
of
American
to
to
OFFERINGS
Lancaster
entered
separate
a
of
CORPORATE
Oct.
Hardware
they
TREND
Oct.
J.
tions
expected to tap the market
$31,323,000
August
Safe
on
are
FINANCING
Bonds
Corp.—Acquisition—
The
announced
they
below
"
Pa.,
question.
recapitulates the corporate financing dollar volume expected to
occur weekly
over the next four weeks.
The data are gathered by the Chronicle
from official and private sources and are confined to public corporate offerings.
$38498 0003—v'°190 Vhigher than Au§ust> 1958 earnings of
American Hardware
moot
a
Utility issues account for approximately 67% of the volume in the estimated period,
or about $259 million out of the $385
aggregate. Southern California Gas will receive
bids on Sept. 29 for $30 million first mortgage bonds, Boston Edison will do the same
thing the next day for $15 million bond issue. Though there will be 26 or so equity
for $38 million as against $60 million from 5 debt issues.
Power
in
capital
interest.
1673.
p.
August
done
Bank,
Nov.
on
accrued
Commercial
Electric
company
earnings
1976,
financing has remained within the $300-$400 million range reported in
projections. However, whether there might have been more
at this time is
72,289,251
by
—
fUlly
f
Minh
automated establishment in Melbourne. The
ostabllshment will be owned and
operated by Indoor Bowling Pty. Ltd
a new
company organized by a
group of Australian business men and
Total-™
——
416.736,830
$775,088,660
-
sportsmen.
TABLE
£r£e?d,4 Patt®rs°1?- Board
AMF Indoor
lip
extension
and
the
of
Construction
expected
to
of
X.
the
in
be
European
Frank
Chairman,
operation
Melbourne
Expansion
White,
by
Vice-President
Co. ), as
tnlrwnSr a
.
°
Located
center
the
Also
t^^nai10na ^V1? ex?cutive,
TTvrP!5f
8 interest
je...port Handicraft
xnarKet.
said
his
company
has
a
end
will
of
in
start
the
It
this
company
and
the
disclosed on Sept. 17 that
in AB Svenska Exportszold
manufacturing
Jonkoping, the firm
source
will
M?chfneA'A-SCi1m!^.ha^ beetl aPP°int^d general
"nnouSced^bv SedyR» °Slpar^rs AMP Atomics
Powe11AMF
be
firm's
AMF
SJ
Nuclear
t
h
Laboratory
in 1955
at
Stocks
$216,520,560
107,525,000
_.
has
Total
$667,563,660
jection
Philadelphia Electric bonds
AMF
bowling
subsidiary.
manager
of
American
division here,
it
was
as suPervisor of the Physics group
Greenwich.
As
group
leader, he was
stock
are:
on
$558,568,100
107,525,000
$216,520,560*"
$775,088,660
larger issues coming up in the last three weeks (Oct. 5-23) of the pro¬
$25 million Columbia Gas Systems debentures on Oct. 8; $50 million
alleybeds
European
an
Some of the
(Swedish
of bowling
Vice-President.
the
Placements.
$451,043,100
Total
Announced—
of
Sales
Private
is
General Manager of
Atomics Division Appointed—
•i
•f
Bonds
Public
year.
equipment for the expanding
near
September.
(August)
set
Bowling Pty. Ltd. in Sydney as the first move
in an
s
International bowling activities
beyond
Europe
Hemisphere.
AMF
Western
II
Oct.
on
Oct. 14; $20 million Northern Natural Gas preferred
Tel. debentures on Oct. 20.
15; and $70 million Southern Bell Tel. &
Details of the above-reviewed corporate financing, as well as noncorporate
may
major
series
developing
personal breathing
past four weekly
are
new
air¬
pointed out that aa
is already under way.
on
corporate offerings coming up in the next four weeks. They amount to about
$385 million for the period Sept. 28-Oct. 23, up about $45 million compared to last
week's projection for the four weeks of Sept. 21-Oct. 16. Moreover, this gross volume
issues scheduled than there
only
(F-100)
on
Triple
Interceptor.
Anderson
The latest unsettlement in the stock market appears to have had no downward effect
and 1174.
766
p.
American Discount Co. of Georgia—Partial
Redempt'n.
Valkyrie
Range
the
Century.
that gt
American
North
subcontractor
B-70
Long
represent
present
announcement,
research
During
oxygen
of corporate
foff
;
CORPORATE FINANCING IN NEXT FOUR WEEKS
the
$1.20
amount
y%Y%'-.-YY:
intensive
earnings were $721,116,
$582,108 or 50 cents a share
actual
Weapons
F-108
following, the
on
been
a
system
the
craft.
period.
adjusted to
-
breathing
Bomber
1953
Corp.—Unit Awarded Subcontract—^
Firewel
Englewood,
Global
for
tax
2026.
p.
J. .Anderson,
The
of
1958
28,015
Town¬
according to Dr. W. G.
been planned
In units
have
occupied
eventually house
year,
this'
buildings
net
222,212
Administrative
■■.
Construction
Malcolm, President. The
which will be completed
years
180-acre
a
J,,
S3.75
1,093,916
REVISED AUGUST'S FLOTATION DATA
has
company
Passaic
of
year's
$4,924,290
„
X Federal
airplane
the
1959,
with
Offices—
ship,
last
t 1959
AND
American
common
1,298.686
1173.
p.
of
$5,504,256
,
assets
state
per
Aviation
1959.
15,638,638
$0.83
$10,after
earnings
dividends
interest—.
of
period.—V.
subsidiary,
comparable
two predeces¬
v-'
$1.12
to
period
at
June
compared
as
quarter of
Levy,
3ihce
share
over
30—
-I
Aro Equipment
the
of the
earnings
Corp.
in
June
income—
Loss,
this
The
for
share
and
Marquard
the $990,913
combined
and
Earnings
13.
Aug.
on
after
Ended
sales
before
Net
$0.94
e
income
share
1,443,166
—
share—
com.
Income
Corp.
cents
62
are
which
companies,
sor
net
June
President,
earnings
common
18,192,298
13,650,394
_
paid
outstanding
per
ended
and
These
had
high,
L.
firm
totalled
year
stock
new
the
Net'
per
754,757
;.
*
corporation
per
income
Federal
1,564.552
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.—Earnings Higher—
The
preferred
by
2025.
income-
Total
645.
p.
the
ago.
$1.42
royalties—
gas
on
$45,788,415
—-
number
annual
cents
188,
gas. sales.—:
Dividends
1906.
p.
.
income
Average
for
p.
for
year
to
a
Willard
to
20,522,057
11,135,525
Months
and
surplus reserves to premium writings; and the
will increase its underwriting capacity and will bo
raise
sales
Net
Sales
a
amounted
13
was
reached
statement
Argo Oil Corp.—Reports Higher Profits—
Six
Oil
will
and
capital
provisions
This
sale.
$9,354,125
which
Louis,,
according
auto¬
capital
stock
general corporate purposes.-—V.
For-the
249,410,115
29,556,390
after
share.
$478,638.—V.
St.
31.
financial
public
to
$524,778,
July
first
under
additional
of
for
compared
as
were
stock,
underwrit¬
No
issued
Co.,
ended
the
other
profit
shs.
—V.
eight shares then held.
taxes
the
Uniform
year
releasing
was
368,491,
per
in
stock
Other
$
: <jj
283,409,408
taxes-
taxes
dividends
com.
for each
its
per
has
sale
surplus,
shares
15,905,496
inc.
Fed.
income
Pfd.
the
for
used
85
1959—6 Mos.—1953
$
Net
share
new
insurance
of
Net
V
one
company
additional
Economic
European
Swiss subsidiary will deal primarily in industrial hydraulics
product lines similar to those bf the parent company.
Brakeshoe International, coordination among manufacturing
and sales organizations in several countries will be effected/Ultimately,
in
of
stock,
Through
the
Sept. 22
166,666%
of
headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, marks the com¬
important move toward serving the rapidly expanding
most
The
on
with
subsidiary
and
Chicago,
Angelica
fiscal
the
President,
ing is involved.
Twenty-six Weeks Ended—
Co.—Forms Swiss
company's
Brakeshoe
of
Road.
.
Net
formation
Sheridan
of
Sales
during
$1.56
President.
The
Registers With
-%%%>•'% -
—
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
covering
of its capital stock, to be offered for
subscription at $12
by holders of outstanding stock of record Oct. 26, 1959, in
American Optical
Brake
step
8,973,662
$5,279,152
_
International
pany's
share
ceeds
share—
1233.
American
Co;
participating policies, for some years
it has been writing an
increasing volume of other types of business;
and in 1957 it commenced writing ocean marine insurance.
Net pro¬
-
income
4750
at
a
shares
mobile
and
abandoned
Earnings
filed
Angelica Uniform Co.—Sales & Earnings Increased—
Exchange Commission—
located
company,
The
and
expired
This
intangible
for
develop¬
costs,
deprecia¬
depletion
and
leases
Net
11,357,273
$14,569,172 $12,764,655 $29,939,084
437,721
508 452
937,686
income
income
drilling
A
10,249,327
income
Provision
American Motorists Insurance
Securities and
*
<
,
etc.
taxes,
Operating
Other
lease
expenses,
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$24,818,499 $24,121,928 $52,525,802 $51,072,345
income
oper.
operat'g
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
financing,
be found in the Monday statistical and Thursday editorial issues of the Chronicle.
i
September 24, 1959.
a
equipment,
liquid
sup-
Volume
Number
190
5885
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
i
.
_
porting
ment.
___
oxygen equipment,
and capsule pressurization equip¬
addition, the program will extend to reliability studies, ground
handling equipment, miniaturization and supporting ac¬
gaseous
In
Best &
tivities.
The
entire
will be geared in keeping with
performance aircraft in which this equipment will be used.
of
4.0%
Net
Unit
This
Jias
Awarded
Subcontract—
corporation,
been
selected
announced
that
subsidiary,
Firewel
The
(excluding
to
with
by
Shore
(F-lOOl
The
18th
major airplane projects following the
190, p. 665.
new
Skokie,
Fest
Associated
Dry Goods Corp.—Earnings Up—
Three Months Ended..:
St.—V.
Earnings
uefore
income
Federal
58,838,000
'
____
1.800.000
taxes^i
and
earnings
per
the
shares
4.400,000
350,000
2,050,000
?
303,000 j>2,250,000
850,000
SO.38
outstanding
SEC
900,000
2,150,000
$0.10
that date.—V.
at
SI.01
189,
Prov.
for
income
Federal
1959
Net
1958
Earnings
per
shs.
"Loss.—V.
189,
8,347
,116,948
0 94,606
taxes.—
per
will
also
V.
$150,786
1,099,514
1,053,015
share--——
*!
"$0.08
$0,43
was
proceeds
income
from
oil
and
revenues—
Cash
242,715
Elfective
results
to
Per
on
1958
1959,
$1,042,704
substantially
and,
for
all
sold,
the
net
drilling
operations for the six
eliminated.—V. 189, p. 703.
have, bean
of
months
ended
vious
PHD,
Net
Sept.
sales
to June
year
from
$1,398,756 (restated) in the
including non-recurring items, in
to
$227,961,
$175,842
Dr.
equal
59
or
1959
net
based
At
June
was
the
Net
last,
based
a
year
from
with
sales
a
Number
—V,
189,
as
1959,
the
on
the
200,000
West
East
on
in
of
from
These include
and
Port
St.
the
Lucie
91.000-acre
Port
Sebastian
and
headquarters
in
Newark,
N.
J.,
Charlex
has
Net
766,025 shares
(on
190,
E.
lor
Net
"After
preferred
in
fiscal
deliveries
period
one
This
Fair
import
S.
the
free
sales
products
products
to
new
sales
of
$225,844
$7,295,116
increase
foreign
the
for
1,512,843
each
of
below.—V.
$.72
or
share.—V
per
1634.
p,
the
the
June
June
30,
the
in
This
filed
to
are
offered
be
amount
1959
six
80
cents
months
in
outstanding
30,
first
of
half
June
amounted
leaving
equal
were
the
as
1959
last
year.
sUk
profits
first half
79
to
of
30,
to
The
Sept.
1958,
cents
capital
of
he
that
he
and
company
"presently
has
consulting
my
certain
work
190,
Co.
(&
20
or
cents
during
share
a
that
period.
notes
be
offering
terms
is
which
is, PO Box 5073, Sacramento,
the SEC on Sept.
16, 1959,
with
stock.
Of
this
sold
stock,
55.000
shares
is
to
are
engaged
made
&
be
company's
shares
sale
$135,752
to
The
supplied
in
of
of
employees
through
Co.
by
sale
com¬
stock
(3)
It
will
be
of
has
now
indebtedness.
borrowings;
and
the
distribution
and
certain
additional
bank
of
underwriting
offering price
equipment.
and
$127,500;
an
public
amendment.
the
appurtenant
common
amounting
certain
be
principally
and
gas
of
to
to
Peabody
Net
used
for
(2)
the payment
purchase, in the
the
of
$150,000, of new transport equipment. The balance
will
working capital and will be available for
general corporate
including possible future use in the acquisition of additional
added
to
distribution
1
companies.
According to the prospectus, the selling
stockholder, F. M. Rowles,
President, owns 227,547 shares (75.4'; ) of the
outstanding stock of
the
company. He proposes
to sell 45.000 shares of his
holdings.—V.
$1,587,392.
has
its
resigned
1176.
p.
& Quarry
Enterprises, Inc.—Common
Offering—This company on Aug. 25, without un¬
derwriting, publicly offered 250,000 shares of fully paid
Stock
as
subsidiaries
and
obligations" and intends
the paper industry, with
in
355
pp.
non-assessable
($1
share)
per
$27 ,223,733
809,019
106,163
314,600
314,600
5 ,493,320
$2.57
$0.33
___
1959
1958
$11,071,679
$7 ,583,287
311,770
share
will
maintain
P.
O.
of
the
to
are
for
be
capital stock
used
general
for
par
lease
ground
corporate
at
and
and
purposes
company
incorporated
was
Box
office
an
174),
San
will
company
at
3927
So.
Clemente,
be
Camino
Calif.,
conducted.
March
on
El
from
The
7,
the
1959.
Real
which
General
The
company
(mailing
office
Cor¬
address;
all
business
powers
$1.32
•_
914.
under
of the company, as set
forth in its Articles of
Incorporation, authorize it to engage in almost
any lawful objects or purposes of
activity associated with mining and
distribution of soil conditioning materials.
415.204
$0.99
—
proceeds
expenses,
poration Laws of the State of Nevada
.
'
mining
BUSINESS—The
$38,169,838
_
—
for
voting common
speculation.
a
net
working capital.
1958
________
as
PROCEEDS—The
667.
and
1959
:
quarter,
outstanding
by the issuing company and 45,000
shares,
stock, by the present holder of which latter
Kidder,
payment
two
LP-Gas
to
current
Subs.)—Earnings-
—
cents
dividends—
California Rock
announced
the
public
of
purposes,
per
adjusted
and
period.
$446,086—87
preferred
to
share
a
the
Corp.—Additional Registration
common
will
petroleum
the
of
Resigns—
16
bf
shares
company
amount
1959.
$2,585,236
working
net
2,000
pany).
net
the
after
cents
sold
and
group
headed by
and underwriting
$3,804,849
period
1958
statement
of
outstanding
301,924
taxes,
shares
shares
Gas
registration
a
the
during
98
during
1959 the company earned net income of
share "on
519,316
average common
shares,
similar
common
"covering 100,000 shares
proceeds
income
to
of
of
a
the
Liquid
outstanding
$250,501
income
amounted
months.
corporation, the address of
amounted
to
1959
outstanding
net
common
12
30,
dividends
shares
the
June
152.
p.
liquefied
corresponding
with
cents
Earnings Off—^-
1959,
Federal
compared
average
quarter
22
or
190,
with
preceding
$115,275 in
459,204 average
preferred
common
Co.—Earnings Gain—
ended
Details—
$0.82
———
p.
189.
Sale—
on
185,
Telephone
months
after
average
399,246
in
For
1,503.610
$2.43
ended
equal
12
compares
against
227,831
—
.___
companies."—V.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
sales
its
over
dollar
of
problems
and
this
to
45%
11-month
date
include
of
fiscal
91
fiscal
year
1958's
net
net
income
after
to
on
that
Mentor
now
serves
11
p.
Beech
for
this
tremendous
Aircraft's
Super
18,
commercial
line
Twin-Bonanza,
of
Travel
in
of
and
1879.
account
CHRONICLE
the
on
sales
and
1959
30,
36
or
cents
stcok
common
out¬
of $2,689 on the 5'/a%
preferred stock.
This com¬
5%
sales
and
taxes
of
earnings
had
1,
of
one
the
1958
Buckeye
Manufacturing
Co.,
for
camping,
extensive
an
that
in
is
other
20
or
of
income
gross
$85,827
the
through
the
commercials
Telefilm
and
films
for
Inc.,
series
a
in
the
fishing,
the
acquisition
and
years
and
the
to
of
cents
per
equipment
capital stock
(par
$1).
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
189, p. 2031.
to
to
the
the
year
by
of
swimming
and
as
casual
furniture; and
April 30, 1959
establishing
the
TFP
Inc. a leading producer
ended
Transfilm,
industry, education and government;
key distributor of feature films, film
and
Pyramid Productions, Inc., a producer
of
highly successful film series.
Also,
through the purchase
of
a
film library
from Essex Universal Corp., the TFP Division's list of
foreign
in-the
Mr.
films,
Horvath
overall
that
the
westerns
television
added,
190,
Hettrick
Division
p.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
Vice President.
Published twice
film
series
is
one
of
the
more
is
"The
increase
particularly
only
the
in
sales
noteworthy
contributed
latter four
for
and
in view
only six
months
of
the
of
the fact
months and
fiscal year."
earnings
the
for
459.
William
and
is
Earlier
be
carried
Development
Canada
to
May
Center
Dry
announced
out
be
its
at
the
Corp.
interfering
during
launched
announced
the
major
a
construction
Topton,
(&
plans to expand its Porcelain
by 50%. The expansion
with present opera¬
capacity
without
completed
Caloric
year
in
16
increasing
expected
this
and
program,
first
new
plant.—V.
Pa.,
a
189,
Prov.
of
1960.
expansion
Research
and
2671.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1959
sales
Income
half
long-term
of
9 Months Ended June 30—
Net
1958
$69,138,045
before
taxes
$66,531,899
4,397,251
income
on
States
&
foreign
taxes
2,244,536
3,779.276
1,840,204
$2,152,715
for United
Net
$1,939,072
$0.85
$0.76
inc.
on
income
"Earnings
per
com.
"After
preferred
NOTE:
There
stock
common
1958.
There
cumulative
share
as
of
preferred
issued
stock
June
Delhi
Oil,
1959
shares
of
$154,409.
$1.662/3
and 1,963,060 shares at
outstanding
48,441
shares
June
Ltd.
30,
—
1959
and
Private
has
1958.—V.
This
are
in
crude
oil
Calgary,
purposes,
and
reserves.—V.
Dana
natural
Alta.,
including
will
debt
188,
p.
gas
use
30,
$4.25
of
p.
—
notes,
768.
This
due
whose principal
offices
proceeds for general corporate
the development of oil and
producer,
the
retirement
June
190,
Placement
placed $15,000,000 of secured
1974, with New York Life Insurance Co.
value
par
1959
and
at
30,
requirements,
2,355,672
30,
issued
stock
June
dividend
issued
were
were
Canadian
gas
B.
will
program
Corp.—Expansion Program—
Sept.
on
Department,
company
acquisition
for
Enamel
tions
Appliance
corporation
extensive
industry."
corporation
the
TFP
and
Caloric
The
nationally-known
of
boating,
field
that
history; secondly,
operating assets of the
outdoor
fiscal
according
fact
its
manufacturer
a
entertainment
Sales,
cartoon
of
all
supplier
best
indoor
of
attributable,"
of
acquired
hunting,
line
February
entered
Flamingo
—V.
FINANCIAL
as
series
export
Air
Nov.
on
TV
in
industry,
Buckeye
Division
S.
executive
$190,052
of
dividends paid
Incubator
finally,
one
1067.
April
ended
year
taxes.of
Horvath,
President,
"first
Division, a leading
A.
products
well
governments
increase
the
shares
average
increase
Hettrick
period.
of
and
an
the year after
$16,174
for
after
471,716
of
and
poultry
restrictive
units
income
net
average
stock
Buckeye
11
U.
income
gross
with
an
of 411,249 shares of common stock outstanding
during the year ending April 30, 1958, after dividends paid of $2,689
on
the 5Vn% preferred stock.
volume
all
on
during
George
end
other
and
$11,877,401
pares
$0.35
the
at
approximately
in
year
versatile
Beechcraft
190,
3,
227,830
outstanding—_____
estimated
as
on
share
per
$4,706,713
markets
exchange
abroad
accounting
comprise
On
the
i•:'
is
This
California
6,257,275
share
share
twin-engine business aircraft category alone,
for
the
Chicago 3,
March
Co.
the
479,316
$134,832,
$1,224,744
preferred
2779.
of
69%
by
accounted
delivered
COMMERCIAL AND
William Dana Seibert,
NOTE:
for
operations.—-
$3,678,510
standing
many
limited
THE
Street,
income,
—V.
per
197,092
p.
sales
export
a
still
are
forces,
volume
-
stock—_____
—
185,
were
$333,074
world.
airplanes—the
licensing
taxes-
:
sales
—V,
$337,464
111,620
$0.61
189,
represents
deliveries
Eonanza.—V.
share
per
—______
common
income
Earned
V
Other
$.81 per share, in the first
quarter of 1958 amounted to
income tax carry-back credit
or
second
been
for
shewing
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
—'
per
lower
share
per
in
income
the
on
The
$1,452,575
Quarter Ended June 30'—
during the same
Mrs. O. A. Beech, President, reported on Sept. 17.
in export business reflects the mounting accept¬
airplanes abroad despite the fact that in
ago,
planes
armed
and
shares
Net
the single-engine Beechcraft Mentor—a
military trainer sold
throuhg the company's global export sales organization.
Counting the
of
has
$560,493.
months
common
$3,906,340
director
income
Net
model,
U.
2,747,268
six
1,883,009
190,
Bruce
sales
"The
1959
export
Cumulative
first
the
Net
1,602,587
$997,844,
other
Net
Corp.—Export Sales Up 69%—
example, in the
commercial
the
on
1958
June
further
Net
regulations.
Beechcraft
In
1959.
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
upswing
sales
cents
3,055,162
with
stated
"extend
com¬
the
of
$1.09
or
maturity.
buildings,
1958
$530,166
share...:
total
Beechcraft
countries
For
year
sharp
of
Because
$793,692,
exhausted, of $522,764,
California Interstate
rose
$0.69
.__
dividends.—V.
aircraft
of
amortization
$62,741,656
the
Fair,
L.)
-Earnings Rise—
____
corporation's
months
then
to
—V.
(&
$3,993,926
on
and
(E.
$526,832
$0.76
___
taxes
common
Beech Aircraft
This
ance
taxes—
income
per
due
459.
H.
and
598,973
1959
profit
"Earnings
the
before
$3,461,449
Buckeye Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up Over 100%—
income
Fed.
$0.96
$26!22
were
quarter.
to
$591,857,
for
1959'
Delivery of $35,320,000 principal
made, and the remainder is to be
varying principal amounts from time to
time prior to Jan.
15, I960.—V. 190, pp. 1176 and 563.
and
Mr.
to
Net
F'rov.
increased
of
loss,
Auto-Lite
delivered
in¬
affiliates.
1,125,805
stock)
com.
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp. (& Subs.)before
87
rental
income
share
shares
of
assets
President
$20,364,722
C Months Ended June 30—
Profit
1958
to
amount
1958
s
1959
for
compared
were
1814.
p.
in
period
7,923,460
for
months
for
p.
1958
$585,277
share
per
188,
loss
loss
1958.
Inventories
638,861
taxes.
of
Co., Inc., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Brothers, for the private sale of $50,000,000
promissory notes due Sept. 15, 1979 at 98.43%:
principal amount thereof to yield approximately
the
5%
sales
1,224,138
taxes——
income
share
quarter
Batteries, Inc.—To Vote
of
12
from
Brown Co.—President
on
$23,622,828
income
Arizona
and
be
number
Earned
'profit '
Profit
—V.
and
$1,90
$22.59
____
common
second
4%%
of
1959,
year.
—V.
Charlotte
1959
____
before
of
period.
taxes———4,017,120
$248,008
profits
as
A.
Highlands
13,014 380
19,107,060
Lehman
of
i.
six
liabilities
Bayless Markets, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
sales
Federal
30,
outstanding
with
to
Current
York,
6 Months Ended June 30—
Profit
all
Co.
for
provision
Common
Net
and
1959
2887.
for the
last
the
Chicago,
Jamaica,
L,
I.;
Bridgeport and New
Haven. Conn.; Boston, Providence, Des Moines,
Philadelphia; Baltimore;
Highland, Ind.; Newark, Union, Teterboro and Hillside, N. J.; Frank¬
furt, Germany; Paris and London.—V. 189, p. 2670.
(A. J.)
half
1958
on
Board.
provision. for
then
dividends—
common
p.
.Brown
New
Brass
shares
per
Net
instalment-purchase
an
Coast.
Operating
offices
in
—
compared
share
\
acres.
Coast,
the
derived
available
188,
After
Realty is sales representative for General Development Corp.,
largest real estate developer and builder whose holdings total
than
more
of
now
reflect
income
stock
amounted
of
last year
4.57
11,935,023
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Private
Placement—This cor¬
poration pursuant to agreements, negotiated in
August
of 1959 by
Dillon, Read &
the
months
D
Electric
The
1790.
p.
4.70
1989.
amortization
and
British Industries Corp.—Sales and
backlog of $1,928,000
ago.—V.
year
a
Atomics, Inc.—Negotiates Financing Agreement
company has concluded a
financing agreement
with James Talcott, Inc., which initially
provides $500,000
for expanding operations of Basic's
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Charlex Realty Corp., which has sold more than
25,000 Florida homesites to customers in 10 states and in
Florida's
1,
of
No
taxes
was
June
on
on
the
provision
for
Balance
Sales
Working capital at June 30,
ago.
$592,564
share
per
net
9,169,603
liabilities
16,459,025
the
been
$702,855
7,293,232
current
net
a
$1,385,549
1463.
representing
Basic
Charlex
montns
income
Earned
year.
•—This
Europe during the
plan.
of
first
six
same
months
before
$3,731,000
six
income
On
reported
before
Preferred
shares.
299,570
on
Cr765,000
;
30.
shipments
with
Calif.,
amounted
fiscal
1,467,855
—
net
a
now
C &
profit,
compared
previous
1953
$8,327,011
equipment—net—
in
the
Net
has
See
an¬
items were excluded, the
by $49,000, or 15 cents per share
profit for 1958 would be decreased
net
share
per
with $598,000
to $1,054,949
up
in
30
share
common
share
last. Barnes Engineer ir**
30,
compared
per
June
to
year
quarter.
$88,272,009
Provision
$2,754,522
1958.
30,
the
lor
sales
pre¬
non-recurring
and
cents
June
to
1959
$4,01^,114 in the preceding
with
$4,111,240
oper¬
decreased
be
shares
44
or
the
cents
if
last, Increased
ended
year
common
that
would
324,670
by $132,355
70
per
stated
profit
on
to
cents
Barnes
30,
the
first
6 Months to June 30—
Profits
Net
fiscal
to
equity
volume,
compared
1923.
p.
Co.,
1,385,549
taxes
June
common
with
sales
on
15.
the
for
the
par
announced
comparable
the
amortization.
1359
with
fcr
revenue
as
189,
year
President,
per
shipments
earned
figuies
well
V.
Net
net profits of Barnes Engineering Co.
in the fiscal
30,
1959, showed substantial improvement over the
months period, Dr. R. Bowling
Barnes,
on
for
the
for
six
loss
pared
Sales—
were
provisionst for
first,
of
outstanding
share
$1.60.
was
Bridgeport
and
12
the
at
assets
Shareholders'
June
June
nounced
for
30
outstanding
outstanding shares,
comparable basis, would have been $1.12.
a
as
the
Barnes Engineering Co.—Net Sales Up 100%—
Sales
Oct,
Chairman
and
income
net
capital
current
Net
mining
due
G,
Record
June
$53,655,000
after
on
Trust
taxes
plant and
Shareholders'
equity
Botany Industries' subsidiaries
and divisions engaged in the manufacture of a wide
variety of products,
Trident
comparison,
1958,
The
$989,662
assets
of
purposes
in
half
income
per
529,159
were
series
for
&
30—
bonds,
ended
redemption
'
$7,480,563
income
Property,
at 182 Tremont St., Boston
Sept. 30 lor the purchase from
on
for
Bank
459.
p.
•
first
compared
shares
shares
1,
to
190,
.'
before
loss
Ratio
present
'•
Sept.
income
net
provision
made
the
of
428,756
Ltd.
its
called
National
Co.—Shipments and Earnings Off—
which
incidental
expenses
$48,526,000
$2,411,000
after
was
for
share
$1,947,577
contract
from
Exchange Commission—
President
to
Consolidated
$4,105,000,
$2,067,846
Jan.
Co.
of
ended
taxes
expenses———547,221
administrative & other expenses
477,921
—
the
over
$3,069,000
been
City
Ghio.—V.
; ■<'
185,919
______
amounted
consolidated
taxes.
Profit
$1,704,862
production
earnings—
Drilling
1
building at ,510 Bovlston
existing tax credits.
"1958
$1,881,927
gas
sales
common
Total
30,
of
——.
Royalties and
Lease rentals,
*
sale
Net
company
months
six
approximately
come
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd.—Earnings—
this
by
Sonnabend,
M.
increase
has
The
16,
North
Winnetka
1067.
for
A.
Unaudited
"SO.60
1959
loss
Income
Feldspar Corp., Custer, S. D.
Industries, Inc.—Reports
by
income
1
&
11 a.m. (EDT)
first mortgage
p.
sales
12
10'/;
a
"$608,030
1,226,187
Six Months Ended June 30—
Other
Oct.
three-floor
Co.—Bids
received
190,
Botany
Record
Aug.
was
Gross
after
soon
proceeds are to be used for
''
"
';;
•''' • •'
to
$15,000,000
at
._
this
in
Sept. 11 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
share i, without underwriting.
be
1957
1343.
p.
in
store
a
which
paid
shipments
Net
Shopping
on
Mass.,'"up
of
"702,637
outstanding—
common
move
modern
Chemical
Bids
$10,852,075
627,734
"$68,374
capital
Orchard
oranch
its
open
p.
See
$9,584,318
'
profit
Common
second
will
400,000
Consolidated
-
to
its new,
Edison
12,
60.027
taxes
income
Old
Chicago where it has had
expects
Boston
2778.
p.
cents
The
$0.47
$11,094,417
sale;
before
Best's
the
it
stock
be
Columbus
______
corporation
ations;
Babbitt, Inc.—Reports Lower Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
Prolit
in
Net
Working
to
Hills
covering
(50
1,150,000
it
(B. T.)
be
September
St.,
6 Months Ended June 30—
1953.
Net
of the newly acquired Erie Dry Goods Co. are
for the three and six months ended Aug. 1, 1959 and
share for that period have been estimated on the basis
only
located
—Files Wi1h Securities and
108,628.000
profits
included
of
650,000
950,000
earnings (est.)
share earnings
"Sales
123,124,000
The
*
est.
<
Net
Per
53,165.000
Federal
taxes
income
in
will
Broad
Bullard
Tnis
187, p. ,1886.
Black
sales '
of
early
.jf
preferred
1959
l,
E
with
6.9%<\
Oi
outstanding, compared
months
6%
Nov.
20
compared
increase
The
increase
Aug,2, 1958 Aug. 1, 1953. Aug 2, 1958
Aug 1, 1959
Net
will
and
area
further
■
$18,476,889,
an
.vV-
Boston'location
Six Months Ended"
.
111.,
suburban
six
$543,515,
an
stock
common
that
be
was
incomet,
on
the first
for
company
announces
store.'
It
will
1840.
taxes
non-recurring
share
per
branch
since
aircraft,—V.
series
income
91,cents per share
85'cents
Center,
the only
represent
Century
Federal
amounts
Co.,
and
F-108
after
$508,251
its
July 31, lr;59 neo sales were
for the same period in 1958,
on record.
highest
3
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—
ended
$17,772,858
the
and
.
Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
months
with
profit
North American Aviation of Englewood, Calif.,
as
a
Weapons System subcontractor- on the liquid oxygen breathing
system for both the B-70 Valkyrie Triple Sonic Global Bomber and
the F-108 Rapier Long Range Interceptor. The U, S. Air Force B-70
present
Co.
six
compared
high
the
program
the
For
and
support
(1291)
I
and
1266.
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570.
George J. Momssey
Editor;
President; Claude Seibert,
a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La sane
Illinois (Telephone STate
2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company,
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N, Y., under the Jfct
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year,
of
the
fluctuations in the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements
must
be made in
New York funds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1292)
4
ended
year
70S.
p.
consolidated
The
Harold
W.
President,
Rea,
."Earnings
for
corporation
with
Corp.,
of
and
first half of
the
For
half
$11,267,763.
to
of
Net
like
the
In
share,
including
$111,565, equal to 19 cents per share.
cents
per
must
"It
remembered,
be
due
subnormal
■was
to $1.22° per
to $462,350,
of
item
nonrecurring
special
a
12
ft.
stated
to
30
ft.
the
that
however,
half
first
1958
of
speed
expects
this
that
the
was
also
(par
V.
190.
Colonial
Process
profit
first
the
put
of
series
a
to
"Currently
we
1959
it
President.—V.
186,
good
demand
for
our
sales will be about
Alexis E. Post,
a
increase
of
1958.
were,
income
1958," 'said
common
SEC
covering
($20
shares
5,000
of
common
notification
letter of
a
stock
offered
be
to
with
the
at
proceeds
used
be
to
are
for
working
32%
the
over
$17,137,650
reported
in
and, amortization
charges for
$725,550
the year
with
compared
as
$802,248,
stock
will
program
raise
900,000
he continued.
Pope also expressed
shortly
par
the
share), without underwriting.
per
The
filed
of
Depreciation
$931,957
year,
Mr.
14
Earnings-
after
to
of
expansion
Sept.
on
Co., Inc.—Record
prevision for estimated Federal income taxes,
equal to 80 cents per share on the 1,004,252
outstanding during the first half of 1959.
This compares, with net income during the like period last year of
$338,668 or 34 cents per share.
In trie semi-annual report, Mr. Pope disclosed that the company cur¬
rently is expanding its facilities at the new cement mill.
The current
$0.12
year's
with $3,985,000 for
an
half
year
from
corporation
> 770,000 shs.
Aug.
on
half
shares
Cherf Bros., Inc., Ephrata, Wash.—Files With SEC—
The
1,000,000 shs.
record
,
first
amounted
727.
p.
Outstanding
-r
.
-r
Stone
&
at
were
disclosed
was
$23 618,720,
Net
92.590
$0.22
continuing to enjoy
estimated that the full
is
compared
as
V.,'
FINANCING
before.
1958
$1,841,300
,_
are
it
and
>
1176.
the
Co.—Earnings Increased—
share
PRESENT
Authorized
.
cent)____——
one
p.
V
,
,
levels during the first six months of
17 by Anthony J. Pope, President, in
the semi-annual stockholder report.
On the basis of present activities,
there is sound reason to anticipate a record 1959, he added.
The report showed that, op a sales gain of 32%/, net income for
the six month period rose approximately 136%
over the corresponding
period last year.
The sharp gain in sales and earnings reflected not
only favorable operating conditions, but also benefits of the com¬
pany's new cement mill, completed late in 1958 at Kingston, N. Y.
Net
sales during the six months ended June
30,
1959,
amounted
outboard
to
164,790
per
% '
^
,
,
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Sand
Operations
1959,
negotiating for the purchase of several other
with the objective of developing a complete
pleasure craft," he said.—V. 187, p. 142.
proiit "
products
sales and
Industries Co., were included for only a portion
of
the
period.
Tensolite Insulated Wire Co., Inc., was acquired as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary on Jan. 2 of this year and the figures for
the
first
half
of the current year include its excellent sales and
stock
Ccmmon
field.
boating
now
ranging from $90 per acre to $150
issuer of its unsold 400 acres was
% '
% 'CAPITALIZATION
period
$2,585,200
$5,000,060
Geauga
subsidiary,
the
is
high
a
Champion
Sales
general business recession/'
Mr. Dixon
earnings of our then newly acquired
the
to
the
addition,
"In
said.
in
company
of
Net
the six months were $672,691. equal
period last year, earnings amounted
for
earnings
80
or
for that
p. 2347.
production.
President,
prices
to'the
cost
%
manufacturing firms
Net
share.
Brownlee,
mass
total
*
,
CarAqua,
car.
6 Months Ended June 30—
the year climbed 69%
1958 sales amounted to $6,-681,148.
first
the
for
Sales
to stockholders.
report
quarterly
the
■
into the pleasure boat
Marine Plastics
of the purchase
entrance
for its
racing
a
immediate
into
Chemical
Jr.,
Dixon,
its
0 ~
known
best
like
acres)_for
10
The
acre.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
approximately $13,000.
the
ended June 30,
1959,
President,
said in
months
for
the
six
records,
George
F.
earnings
new
is
acquisitions
line
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Set Record—
Carlisle
Sales
disclosed.
styled
and
acres
.
Inc.—Acquisition—
announced
has
.
company
"Our
w
boat
established
its subsidiaries
to $174,591, or
and
ended
the
not
model
moderately
corporation
acquisition of 100%
of the stock of
manufacturers of fiber-glass boats.
The terms
John
six months of this year are
period of 1958."—V. 189, p. 2454.
same
months
Champion Industries,
The
field
in part:
said
15
first
the
the
improved over
Aug.
on
this
of
See
runabout
Ltd.—Earnings Show Gain—
Cos.,
earnings
June 30.
1959 amounted
73 cents per share, before income taxes.
Our consolidated net earnings (after income taxes)
amounted -to $106,091, or 44 cents per share.—V. 189,
The
Oil
six
the
fqr
were
Canadian
5
Increased—
Inc.—Earnings
Co.,
per
May'
3.1, 1959, .this company reported oper¬
ating profit before
depreciation and depletion of $78,212, compared
with an operating loss before these charges of $185,285 in the preceding
fiscal year.
Despite generally reduced allowables in the industry, the
company's revenues from oil and gas production were up 23 c over
the previous year to a record high of $496,552.
Reflecting a decline in.
contract drilling activity, total gross revenues of $2,257,127 were 5;»
below the preceding fiscal year.
For the 1959 fiscal year the company
reported a net loss of $479,739 atter all charges, compared witri a net
loss of $734,992 after all charges in the previous fiscal year.—V. 189,
fiscal
its
Industries
Century
Earnings—
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd.—Reports
For
.
to
strike.
added.—V.
189,
the
annual
approximately
overcome" effects
Teamsters
he
capital.
barrels
rated
productive
2,000,000
barrels
capacity
early
next
..
belief
the
the
of
July
week
3J/a
Operations
Colonial
that
currently
Sand
Stone
&
will
work stoppage from
running at capacity,
are
44.
p.
earnings."
capital
Working
tories
the
accounts
and
the
cf
at
higher
were
business.
Despite this and
that
funds
the purchase of Tensolite,
cash position remains strong, the report said.—V. 189, p. 147.
fact
Carlisle's
the volume of
were
expended
in
in
increase
sharp
Chrysler
to $3,279,877.
Inven¬
than a year ago because
amounted
1959.
June 30,
receivable
Chrysler
Corp. of America—New Product—
Co. on Sept.
15 announced that it has started
of 2-ethylexyl acrylate at its recently expanded
plant.
The new Celafiese product is an addition to
line of
acrylate monomers,
wljich includes methyl
acrylate, ethyl acrylate and butyl acrylate, all of which are manufac¬
tured
by
a
unique process that yields products of extremely
high
purity.—V. 190, p. 968.
Mansell,
S.
Chairman
Chief Executive Officer—
also bC3n named Chief Executive
it was announced on Sept. 16 by
Board.—V.
the
of
189,
2671
pp.
has
in
Church
of
Plant—
this company is
now
downstream from Peoria,
Edwards Station by the board of directors
the
E.
D.
Earl
D.
of
the
President
Edwards,
unit
first
kilowatts
125,000
Co.—New
generating plant which
of
the
is
Any
reheat
all
or
of
temperature..
12 Months Ended
Gross
The
John
—
income
of
1959
—
taxes,
after
:
—
$38,192 371
7,295,716
after
interest, etc.~
preferred stock _____;
on
1
6,198,545
5,698,240
Shares
—V.
of
872,803
Central
Gross
outstanding
_.
Illinois
Public
Service
—V.
1959
are
William
C.
Brady
issue
has
been
and
Rectory
about
in
President
as
of
authorized
to
the
finance
to
being
now
built
Church
part
by
earnings
Fields,
per
stock
common
at
end
1067
pp.
of
12,884,179
10,283,957
the
of
the
During
for
the
at
8,806,804
$2.66
the
serve
Fields
stated
SEC
Oct.
has
3,
April
and
4.2%
decline
increased
serious
extending
within
time
proposed
1959,
granting CENPUC's
Philips
Company Act
solidated
with
not
one
been
material
obtain
application
CENPUC
requisite
ISO,
Sept.
21
shares
filed
of
purchase,
requisite
stock
from
such
time
finance
its
to
of
of
and
in
Market
revenue
Electronics
in
exemption
Power
from
may
stock
$2,782,578
$55,240,
Total
of
with
reflecting
of
of
time
solicitation
shareholders within
necessary
its
Wilmington, Del.,
the
to
Co.
Texas
used
ye
one
or
of
Oklahoma;
Utilities
in
Co.,
respectively.
by
the
of
more
or
amounts
The
of
serve,
which
ings"
increased
Mr.
expanded
a
remainder
of
to purchase shares
subsidiaries, in the period
required
are
be
may
190,
used
by
the
by
them
to
year
1176.
p.
190,
$2.19
668.
p.
Corp.—Earnings
Up
42%-—
Shares—
equipment revenues for the six months ended
to
$3,567,016,
compared
with
$2,880,805
of 1958, according to John F. Smith,
amounted
for
55
period
the
the. first
cents
half
of
1959
after
Federal
share, compared with net
period of 1958 of $148,168, or
taxes
"*%
was
income,
per
similar
The
income.
30,
established
the
to
which
38
preferred
overall
stock,
have
after
cents
per
in
upped
total
increased
have
production
total
the
shoe
industry
increased
earnings picture.
9,700 shares of 5% cumula¬
the company retired
1959,
190,
of
rate
which
lines
installations
high
contributed
June
convertible
there
remains
outstanding
11,425
48.
p.
Comptometer
■
contract
A
largest
to
Corp.,
acquire
industrial
firms
Chicago,
the
in
111.—Acquisitions—
Nebraska
Lincoln,
Salesbook
Co.,
the
of
one
by the Comptometer Corp.,
Chicago, was announced on Sept. 16 by Albin E. Carlson, President.
The
transaction, part of a continuing diversification program of
Comptometer, will involve an exchange of stock and cash, the amounts
of which were not disclosed, and should be concluded
by the end of
September, The issuance of Comptometer stock in this transaction is
Neb.,
of
approval
to
face
of
increased
sales
emphasizes the
operating and construc¬
principal reason the initial
189,
by
the
New
York
190,
Total
Stock
and
the
in
of
use
first
half
credit
by
of
1959
$3,278,126,
a
was
gain
$71,636,
17%
over
a
Exchange.
This
The
ago.
amounted
unearned
described
$184,685
to
as
a
to
compared
with
$735,460,
discount
and
"reservoir
$308,824
during
compared
interest
re¬
for
the
future
12
earn¬
months
Of
June
the
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$14,672,000 $11,394,000
257,000
*702,000
Total
amounted
assets
43.
of
were
to
$2,604,035,
bank
credit,
$4,761,402,
against $2,272,outstanding
against
$4,145,292.
by
the
approval
end of
Lincoln
and
Salesbook
under
Co.,
the
will
be
same
simul¬
$2,500,000,
100,000-square-foot
of the
Greyhound
Corp.
and
operations at that site late this
y\
preparation
into
adding machine
key
Sales
said
$1.25
com¬
and
the
among
a
prod¬
company's
Compto¬
by
producing
punched
used in conjunctio*
769.
calculations,
machine.—V. 190, p.
is
Inc.—Common
offering of 125,000 shares of
at
are
the
operation
required
punch
■-
operation
last week.
Manager,
entire
an
of
'
'
which
system
single
a
Stock
Offered—
stock
common
(par
share, was made on Sept. 22 by
Co., Inc., of New York City. This offer¬
per
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to discharge $50,000 of
outstanding bank loans; approximately $50,000 will be used to discharge
outstanding payables,
and
the balance will be
applied
to
working
capital.
,
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$
$
$
BUSINESS—The
March
30,
name
32,047,971
27,697,597
22,931,742
125,515,383
101,394,672
118,472,345
26,010,044
4,765,855
24,120,711
22,406,979
1,006,018
4,005,883
3.814,436
96,065,366
was
Articles
of
the
company
1955.
Originally
changed
of
called
Network,
effective
April
maintained
are
Gen?ral
Concert
to
Association
company
incorporated
was
at
in
Rhode
Island
Broadcasting
Inc.
by
on
Corp.,
amendment
its
its
to
1957.
The executive offices
Newbury Street, Boston 16,
1,
171
.
6,037,927
"I il;'
Earns,
—V.
per
189,
„
1,252,774
income
Net
mxuu.—,■ i I-
In I
____
4,785,153
3,759,837
$0.66
$0.51
share—
com.
1464.
p.
20,114,828
"
18,592,543
$2.80
$2.59
<
t'i"
,
t
?
.I
;♦*«** j
^ h) jl
/','lij
'*
Collier Acres, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Williams
&
Associates, of Newark, N. J., on Sept. 15 publicly of¬
300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) at
$1 per share. These shares were offered as a speculation.
Ihe
PROCEEDS—The
of
corporate
proceeds
sections,
10
fcr
net
advertising
and
(6,400
of
of
of
and
buying,
undeveloped
sale
payment
month
It
is
plan
for five
the
favorable
realty
has
to
of
in
at
a
down
approximately
general
working
the
parcel
Ccmmon
and
of
the
tracts
to
purchaser
and
intention
and
sub-dividing
ownership
and
its
acre
land
and
in
has
real
sale
of
the
the
estate.
the
operations
operation
of
an
network
GIVING
convertible
EFFECT
TO
stock
preferred
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
10e)_—1,090,000 shs.
(par
200,000 shs.
*{393,820 sh.s.
stock
and
—V.
190,
117,500
stock
of
holoers
31,250 shares of
769;
p.
shares oj
purchase
common
V.
186,
p.
common
warrants
stock
stock
already
reserved lor
reserved
issued.
issuance to
issuance
for
tNot
including
the underwriter.
1148.
tracts
involve
the
general
pays
and
radio
including 200,000 shares of common stock reserved fcr issuance
the exercise of the conversion privilege by holders of the pre¬
upon
to
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
approximately 2,500 acres of
of which approximately 400
present
de/elopment
•Not
per
capital
the
Authorized
cumulative
on
$40
in
modulation.)
(frequency
CAPITALIZATION
6%
Six
Fla,,
company's
acreage
tracts
of
County,
The
wherein
acre
1959
public on a time
$10. down and $10 per
Net
Months
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Higher
Ended—
Jun.27,'59 tJun.28,'58
$43,455,820 $37,934,174
2,000,735
1,765,926
sales—
Earnings
before
Provision
for
taxes
Fed.,
on
income
state &
other
taxes
inc.
570,000
480,000
$1,430,735
on
$1,285/926
proportionately higher for larger tracts.
of
the
company
to
continue
large undeveloped
acreage,
thereby
taking
wholesale land prices, and resell these lands
small tracts on an extended payment plan.
per
payment
organized
under
the
laws
of
for the purpose of engaging in
developing
a
Collier
small
present
purchased
$40
in
unsold
was
consists
from
acres
land
remain
retail
for
as
FM
engaged
broadcasting
music
to
an
area
which
encompasses
metropolitan New York
City,
nortr.ern New Jersey,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine. It oresently owns and operates four
FM radio stations; WNCN in Nsw York City, WHCH in Hartford,
Conn.,
WXCN' in
Providence, Rhode Island,' an 1 WBCN in Boston, Mass.
An independent station, WMTW-FM, not owned by the
company, atop
Mt.
Washington, N. H., also carries Concert Network programming.
ferred
selling,
business
10
used
acres)
promotion;
company
on
Jan.
1,
Florida
present
5
be
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
State
will
company, is
interstate
fered
to
loans
General
Network,
cents)
ing
of
Comptometer Corp.,
R. A. Holman &
(& Subs.)—Earns.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
deductions
•
30
$3,000,000
by
eliminates
IBM
an
concluded
.
operated
by-product
a
Concert
10
*232,000
also
Nebraska
Chicago
%%%
.
solenoid
Carr,
which
Public
$5,631,000
income
etc.
acres
months
T.
as
be
Mass.-.
Gross
Int.,
business
the
over
its
-$12,388
969.
________
other
borrowers.
of
introduced
Leslie
32,263,676
1959—6 Mos.—1958
taxes
'
>
Card,
$219,986
Co.,
the
consolidated
twc-total
cards
30,842,879
Forms
as
revolutionary ComptoCard data
calculating and key punching
7,706,029
$21,706
should
said.
recently
leased
the
office-warehouse
building
111.,
to
\
A
$7,693,641
Electric Illuminating Co.
revenues
Expenses
reported
were
year.
7,642,091
106,000
p.
Business
S.
management
ucts
3,624,006
transaction
Carlson
Comptometer
expects
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$15,559
the
Mr.
new
563.
p.
U.
Niles,
$7,862,077
$
purchase
earnings
The
2347.
p.
and
month,
general
and
equipment
the
on
expected,
the
923,742
______
Cleveland
relatively
funds
ago.
p.
improved
income
Net
six
Brozman
from
$1,681,500.
187,
the
3,412,337
___
Period End. June 30—
company
30%.
the
•
capital
year
in
$6,797,000
profit
Its
totaled
30.
Total
190,
represents a 42%
increase in earnings for the six months
30, 1959 over the previous year's first six months.
Smith, in a letter to stockholders, attributes the increase to
On
$945,448
earned
cap.
Period End. June 30—
Net
$2,-
company
the
funds
and
Corporation
ago.
of
for
a
leased
period.—V.
•
also
has
905,080
Southwestern
Corp.—Earnings 30% Higher—
business
the
year
a
each
Machinery
products
added
to
and 1 new
machine
$920,639
Sales
on
covering 350,000
offered for public sale
be
in
1959—Month—1958
SEC
Light Co.), and $6,000,000 to
during 1959 and 1960, subject to any
Commission,
additional
shares
of
the
Service
Wcsi
business
gain
a
income
$660,255
June
of
Acceptance
or
investment
company's
decline
plant and
inflation
chgs.
passengers
acre;
volume
volume
months
Clary Corp.—Shows Profit—
the
and
1962,
as
additional
equity
their construction programs,
ago,
and
$2.12
in
Preferred
1959,
or
of
merged or con¬
months.
However, it
Street,
The
income
property,
continuous
_________
•Deficit.—V.
In¬
order
net
general corporate purposes.—V.
The
shares
This
Mr.
new
sales
with
on
Revenue
being
the
of
with
value,
par
Century Acceptance
year
share—
June
subject
quarter.
operating
of
Oper. exps. & fxd.
•Loss.—V.
and i$ 1,000,000,
proceeds
higher
Century
12
Cincinnati Transit Co.—Result oi Operation—
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
902
the
the
Public
Co.,
common
to
$5
Of
Central
$3,000,000,
net
the
1960
of
approval
Power
000,000,
sales
for
ended
bines
an
stocks
common
the
to
costs
of
the
companies, and is the
steps have been taken to obtain needed rate increases.—V.
Corp.
proceeds to
be received by the
ol the stock, $3,200,000 will be used to
prepay
equivalent amount of bank borrowings made by the
March, 1959, and evidenced by its 4% notes due Sept. 2,
proceeds of which notes were invested by the company in
(the
Electric
at
consents
period
Utility
in
common
the
the sale
discharge
company
1960
stock,
bidding.
from
company
and
located
common
competitive
for
six
mail
to
Public
Commission's
its
upon
registration statement
a
for
in
tion
868.
p.
Central and South West
corporation,
The
companies within
for
the
cne-month
a
Consolidated
Inc.
conditional
more
or
possible
and
for
Central
with
Industries,
was
the six-month period.—V.
This
which
merger
and
3,
added
was
increases
the
for
investment
effects
Return
order
an
the
Corp.
Holding
$5,814,321
taneously acquired in the transaction, Mr. Carlson said.
Together, the two companies manufacture a complete line of busi¬
ness forms
and distribute their products nationally through their own
salesmen * or
through dealer organizations.
1167.
issued
1959
might effectuate its
dustries
1,250,491
$5,617,448
is
Total
The
subsidiaries
area.
that
7,0M,812
operating
revenues
of
4.7%
lor the 12 months and 7,6%
for the quarter ended June 30, 1959 over
like periods of 1958, were more than offset
by increases in operating
expenses.
As
a
result,
operating income declined 4.8%
for
the
12
$2.54
Corp.—Merger Period Extended
Exchange Commission—
v
Securities and
from
Shoe
income
taxes,
a
a
quarterly report to shareowners. Net income
for
the quarter ended
June 30,
1959
was
38c
the same quarter of 1958.
$25,206,907
year,
facilities to
1958
2,180,405
stock
2,651,360
corresponding
Net
cost
Parish
in
share
43c
to
'
■
$45,290,363
Co.—Earnings Lower-
and
company
:
1,335,024
common
9,700
$210,028,
cor¬
3,463,600
___
and
9,865,304
9,225,457
3,463,600
,
period-
share
common
per
this
President,
common
compared
in
of
—
common
on
30,
the
tive
Electric
1959
2,433,413
$48,985,000
—
President,
par
June
30, 1959, totaled $13,758,729, or $1.79 a common share,
preferred dividends.
This compares with net earnings for the
period in 1958 of $15,481,316, or $2.01 per share, reported Ernest
The
$53,827,564
13,798,576
Central Public Utility
—V.
prior
Total
June
and
maturity
at
per
Based
Compo
$375,000.
Period End. Aug. 31—
were
date
interest
Co.—Earnings—
—
6,952,472
for
Retires
direct
a
Church
note
of
Net
1958
$58,024,531
:__
for
shares
190,
586
prepaid
operating income,
when
combined with an increase in
preferred dividend requirements
on the greater number of shares
outstanding resulted in reduced earn¬
ings on common shares.
•
Co.—Earnings—
;
income
Common
$2.03
August 31—
revenues
Available
2,207,019
$2.18
__
income
Earned
2,209.946
___
share '___—
common
$4,481,769
2364.
p.
12 Months Ended
by
•Earned
share.
issue
°
omitted)
months
stock
common
per
189,
Operating
A
Simca
♦
be
may
Electric
Ohio
31—
(000's
dividends
shares.—V.
5,354,572
872,802
______
$4,e25,438
Earnings
for
issue
semi-annual
any
this
Cincinnati Gas &
S.
1958
$41,467,891
__
etc
Balance
of
Canada
rental
new
a
cost
Mr.
the
and
Baptist of Excelsior, Minn.—
this
of
July
Sales
income
Balance
poration.
same
July 31—
income
Dividends
at
Net
,
.
S.
Ended
has established
Offered—Keenan. &
notes
on
of
Reverend
Most
ended
revenue
Operating
has
merchandising
Southern
revenues—
Preferred
agency
written notice.
notes
This:
>
Earnings Higher
By
Operating
1959.
1,
Notes
the
interest
30-days
after
Net
its
obligation of the Church of
St. John the Baptist of Excelsior, Minn., a Catholic Chuch corporation
in the Archdiocese of St. Paul dnd have been signed
by His Excellency,
operate
Net
provide
to
handle
to
Months
Kilcwatt-Hour
Clarey, Inc.,
Minneapolis, Minn., on Sept. 10 publicly offered $275,000 of 4'/2%, 43/a% and 5% serial coupon
notes, dated
Sept. 1, 1959 and due annually from Oct. 1, 1961 to Oct. 1,
1969, inclusive, at 100% and accrued interest.
represents an initial investment of $26,009,000. The new unit
at a steam pressure of 1,800 pounds per square inch at
temperature of 1,000 degrees F. initial temperature, 1,000 degrees F.
a
Inc.
12
announced
It
1960.
will
and
programs
has
of
company.
plant will have a generating capability
scheduled for service > in the summer of
new
and
St.
of
Coupon
accrued
2779.
and
the Illinois River near Pe-cih,
on
named
honor
The
of
electric
steam
new
been
Gigftt
Illinois
Central
Advertising,
agency currently services the U.
Chrysler Corp.—V. 190, p. 1176.
for
Serial
The
The
Meltzer
Meltzer
accounts
on
completing
magazine
Sept.
Switerland,
Geneva,
Chrysler International, the Meltzer
production
Henry W. Collins, President, has
Officer by the board of directors,
O.
effective
service
The
Pampa, Texas,
the
company's
Celotex Corp.—Collins
A.,
S.
operational facilities at Geneva and Paris.
Chemical
Celanese
commercial
international
counsel
To
Celanese
International,
the'appointment of Richard N.
Simca
Columbus &
Corp.—Appoints Agency for Simca—
Collier
resold
County
the
same
at
in
prices
small
to
advantage
as
of
ranging
company
from
(2V2
.
tThe
s
per
* After
common
$30
acres,
earnings
•Earned
undeveloped
The
tracts
Net
purchase
i
ly,
common
preferred
shares
1958
H.
share
$1.88
dividends
and
outstanding June
figures
Simon
&
do
not
Sons,
based
27,
include
Ltd.—V.
in
both
periods
$1.66
on
673,094
1959.
the
190,
operations
p.
356.
of
Canadian
sub-
Volume
Number 5885
190
Consolidated
Fiscal
Net
Corp.—Earnings
■
•
$
■
■-
of investment bankers, headed by Dean Witter &
Co., is underwriting the offering. Further details follow:
1
$
—
353,621.245
before
Provision
income
Federal
for
income
11,623,679
5,587,366
5,244,922
5,837,937
^158,975
2,865,161
SI.98
6,373,757
CAPITALIZATION
taxes--——
Preferred
dividends
Common
shares
Earnings
per
paid—
outstanding
commoif share
.
:
secured
5%
311,161
2,463,096
t$2.34
■
—
Cumulative
in
1958.
1958-
JAdjusted
57c
for
1959 and $1,624,dividend paid Oct. 15,
stock
common
v-".
■-
picture"
told members of the Los Angeles
15.
These California operations
are: Union Sugar, Gentry, United States Products Corp., two branches
of
Monarch
Foods,
Consolidated's
International
Divisions,
and its
S.
Society
West
M.
Coast
the
the
H.
Wisconsin
Vice-President
into
190,
activities; in the retailing field
that by the end of this year
expanding
agreed
June
to
as
part
Engineering,
30,
the
1959,
there
Stock
shall
and
such
of
not
said
Vh
processing,
and
and
by
purchase
owned
215,250
the
wholesale
distributing,
of
cap¬
mortgage on
that company.
by
shares
reserved
for
issu¬
has
company
forth
set
the
below
agreed
opposite the
the additional
of
the
to
company's
severally
sell
to
them
each
of
name
stock
common
offer
the
to
stock¬
holders:
Percentage of
are
&
M.
J.
now
Dain
Piper,
See
also
&
Jaffray
V.
190,
&
plant,
to
plant
Offered—An
Corp.—Stock
Securities Corp.
shares of class A
stock, $1 par value, of this corporation, at a
price of $3 per share. The underwriters reported that the
offering was quickly oversubscribed.
derwriting
group headed by Clayton
offered for public sale Sept. 24, 25(J,009
common
Of
the company and
200,000
shares
have- been sold
shareholders.
No
pare of the proceeds from i,ne sale of shares of the selling shareholders
is
the
to
offering,
be
received
by
the
have bean sold by
by certain
selling
shares
50,000
applied
be
from
the
toward
the
sale
of
stock
the
the
by
sold
com¬
effect
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
50.000
$1
of class
shares
class
of
A
BUSINESS—The
and
to
scares
devices
share of
and
computed on the basis
stock
common
450,000 shares outstanding—V.
set
electionics
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased
—26 Weeks Ended—
—12 Weeks Ended—
$
'
Norwood
Corn
31,315,511
190,607,550
4,623,884
10,414,566
its
opposite
3,055,000
2,450 000
5,330,000
name
tiaflv
IK
fiPiri
field
3,075,942
of goodwill
49,389
2,178,884
47,684
3,908,545
95,368
5,084,566
98,778
3,813,177
Dividends
on
pfd.
stock
176,000
176,000
352,000
on
com.
stock
1,030,936
836.031
2,058,074
number of com.
1,871,965
$1.52
$1.13
p.
its
net
Consolidated
and
of this
mouths
The
year,
Fore
Consolidated
Camden,
assets
The
surplus
for
the
of
by
this
com¬
the first six
the mid-1958 total.
consolidated assets,
increases in
a
reduction
and
America
increase
protection
the
Fore
of
of
an
$19,840,857,
was
$1.62
Underwriting
The
1958.
the
of
$7,576,621
profit
N.
losses
per
the
of
stock
company
capital
Loyalty
$28,909,276
Group
policyholders
at
—V.
to
premiums
against
as
.
190,
mid-year
at
its
of
the
last
first
$7,576,621
incurred
year.
half
from
The
Atlanta
written
39.24'/
charging
latter
the
to
this
the
decreased
year
comparable
written
premiums
38.95 /,
was
and
Office
and
for
45.11/;
Allen
Cohen
of
and
States
SEC
that
eight
Continental
Southern
Co.
the
of
returned
was
stock
of
and
Controls
This
Regional
Leon
sale
the
in
period
Inc.
Federal
Net
sale
nounced
to
the
premiums
first
half
*See
announced
day
other
17.
1959
Atlanta,
Ga. i
individuals
with fraud
Underwriters,
Securities
Sept.
(USDC,
Inc.,
sold
through
™
F.
new
company
started
is Controles Automaticos Sermar, Ltda. It utilizes
transferred from the electro-mechanical divi¬
five years
machine
controls
the
company
is
clude
timers,
by Zapparoli Serena in pioneering wash¬
in Brazil.
Today, Mr. Putze said,
leading producer of these controls, which in¬
ago
manufacture
Brazil's
and
pressure
wiring harnesses.
The 50,000
is situated at Santo
new
company
market
type
we
Andre,
company
products
exists
V.
in
because
offer," he
manufacturers
in
a
snap
switches,
square
synchronous
foot plant employs
suburb of Sao
on
Brazil
86'/
increase in net profit on an 18%
half of 1959. This is reported by Frank
Net
net
sales
six
the
for
after all charges and taxes amounted to $316,120,
or
on 297,000 shares of capital stock, compared with $169,-
profit
share
a
57
or
latter
a
share reported for
included a profit equal to
of capital assets.
cents
figure
from
sale
the
mailed to stockholders.
months ended June 30, 1939
for the like period last year.
President, in the interim statement
company's
the firsjt half last year. The
five cents per share derived
Sales
graphites
refractories,
crucibles,
Dixon's
of
and
the pencil
1636.
of
185,
p.
Doman
on
American
and
Crayon
The
SEC—
Enjoined by
announced
SEC
Sept.
on
this
enjoining
permanently
that it
24
obtained a court order
its President, Glidden S.
had
and
corporation,
sold—
Act
of
and President Doman had sold through
without
filing
a
registration
statement
with
ties
on
The
are
of
1,509,665
1,288!547
36fll0
customers
32,500
37,345
16i224
$50,962
_______
the
Sales
1,254 665
745,580
607,678
$749,233
$646,987
basis
of
$1.17
the
641,302
shares
common
$1.01
outstanding
Division—
below.—V.
190,
the
new
Stock Offering
La
million
one
flights
and
Dixon
The
of
of
Diners'
and
Arthur
Diners'
aboard
and
Mexico
Los
as
Club
Angeles
others.—V.
many
members
Western's
to
will
airliners
City.
San
189,
able
be
traveling
to
charge
from
The Line also
Francisco, Los
far
as
on
May
to
$705
of
be
to
than
par
with $636 million in
totaling $63 million
in
for
the
course
practical," he said.
million
the fiscal year
1958, an increase
were 37%
higher
in
1958-
higher operating
program,
of
methods
earned
consider
theoretical
high
Earnings
.
we
more
capacity, Dr. Doan said that a cost
effective use of personnel and more efficient
operation were factors in the improvement of earnings the
addition
In
is
new
a
compared
31
10%
million
$46
reduction
more
year.
is in "very strong_ con¬
"profit squeeze continues
and foreign sources is
and there is the everpresest threat of new legislation of various sorts which would tend
to hamper
or complicate
the normal conduct of business."—V. 190,
financially the
emphasized,
He
dition."
that
said
Doan
Mr.
however,
company
that
the
tighten,
competition from both domestic
still increasing,
taxes in general are rising
to
1177.
Angeles
to
1020.
p.
Corp.—Earnings and Backlog Up—Sales Off—
corporation on Aug. 17 reported net income, for the
1959, of $1,176,535, equal to $2.16 per share
six months
of common
cents per share covering refund in
1959
of Federal income and excess profits taxes of prior years. Net
Income
for
the
same
period in
1958
was
$852,441 or $1.56 per
June 30,
ended
The
stock.
from
up
50
M
$54.7
were
months
six
first
the
billed
sales
Net
include
earnings
share.
common
such
covers
Chemical
&
Research, Inc.
Preferred
—
of
1958.
million
compared with $55.6 million in
at June 30 was $69.8 million
Backlog
million at the beginning of the year.—V.
$58.5
and
the
The
books
preferred
compion
stock
closed.
.stock
at
initially
pected
187, p. 120a.
bank
the
ol
fiom
of
part
proceeds,
unless
the
previously redeemed, into
through Sept. 1, 1964.
holder
tne
the
sale-
of
company's
together
with
the
preferred
is
proceeds
of
It
ex¬
$750,000
a
will
plant,
Newark.
N.
be
applied
adjacent
J.,
toward the construction of
the company's present sulfuric
to
for other
corporate
and
ourposes
for
aluminum
an
acid
additional
plant
in
working
BUSINESS—Dixon Chemical
the
with
sale
The
executive
chemicals.
Dixon
also
The
in
Dixon
acid
acts
manufactured
principal
Chemical
EARNINGS—For
N.
Inc.,
J.t
at
and
about
owns
Industries,
Paulsboro,
Research, Inc.,
Bloomfield. N. J.,
in
as
company
Chemical
plant
to
sulfuric
of
company
offices
and
New Jersey
is
offering
—V.
190, p. 970.
(Allen B.)
sizable
&
of
the
in
the
sale
firm."—
common
stock
Research,
this
calls
the
six
months
had
net
sales
ended
of
June
30,
$2,117,571
1959,
and
Dixon
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
series
Mention
was
Sept. 30, 1959.
A
due
secured
($100
*$2,250,000
under
the
the
($1
pari
Indenture.
750,000
surrender
an
J.O.COOr.hS.
10,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
—
amount
This
thereof
during 1959,
750,000
preferred
of
amount
such
1665,000 shs.
has
to
an
the
bonds
been
1958
reduced
and
principal
corporate
were
1959,
originally
to
amount
trustee
issued
by
$1,960,000
fund
such bonds,
cancellation.'.
for sinking
of
for
aggregate of $56,000 principal
amount of
drawings,
it
was
S.
Army
spare
Electric Auto-Lite
Entrance
of
parts
list
and
technical reports.—V.
190,
Co.—Plans Acquisition-
this company into
the industrial battery
market through
& D Batteries, Inc., Conshohocken, Pa., was
nounced on Sept. 18 by Auto-Lite President, R. H. Davies and C
Board Chairman and Co-founder, Frank S. Carlisle.
purchase
of
C
an¬
& D
According
the cash
submit the
proposal to C & D stockholders at a meeting scheduled for Sept. 28.
The
50-year old Pennsylvania firm has headquarters and a plant
at Conshohocken,
Pa., and branch plants at Attica, Ind. and Pennsburg, Pa.
It manufactures and distributes nationally a complete line
of industrial storage batteries for use
in electric fork lift and plat¬
form trucks, telephone exchanges', electric power plants, railroad loco¬
motive and passenger cars and mine locomotives.
The firm also main¬
tains
research
and engineering facilities
at its headquarters for the
development of improved and special battery types and accessories.
Annual sales for C & D are approximately $8.000,000.—V. 190, p. 460.
The
to
Mr.
sale
1961
1,
-
*$1,960,000
1,960,000
instal¬
aggregate of $290,000
of
and
addition,
in
purchases during 1957,
purposes
In
April
convertible
principal
company's
the
1975
due
part_l——' _l
stock
Common
1,
note
commencing
cumulative
$6,000,000
Oct.
bank
Outstanding
to
668.
p.
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
for
ufacturer's
Chem¬
earnings
net
Inc.—Contracts—
$450,000
Navy,
contract for $266,706 has also been awarded
announced by the Fort Monmouth Pro¬
Signal Supply Agency.
This contract
development and fabrication of an engineering test model
countermeasures set, together with instruction books,
man¬
corporation;
Office, U.
electronic
Industries.
Inc.
S.
Signal Corp.
Army
curement
of
U.
monitored.
be
An
J.
other
of
constructing a sulfuric acid
provides management services
mortgage bonds
6%
5'/2%
approximately
for
Aeronautics,
of
to
is
also
Authorized
First
Du Mont Laboratories,
has been awarded by the
the company's Missile Support
Laboratory to study and evaluate Test Requirements for future Air-toSurface Missiles,
Air-to-Air Missiles, and Target Drones.
As part of
this contract, test requirements for existing BuAer guided missiles will
contract
A
in
Controls
a
was
Bureau
corpora¬
chiefly
Newark, N.
engaged
its plant
broker in
27%
which
it
a
& Curtis at $30.87per
concession of 85 cents per share.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
Webber, Jackson
Paine,
also
loan
sulfate
tion
and
share, with a dealer's
shares
funds.
general
the
Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 63,000 shares of common stock (par'
50 cents) was made on Sept. 24 by Hornblower & Weeks
This
convertible,
option
proceeds
become
that
is
the
Industries, Inc.—Secondary
Dresser
Stock
$203,681.
of the offering by this com¬
pany to its common stockholders of record Sept. 3, 1959,
of 99,594 additional shares of common stock
(par 500)
at $12 per share at the rate of one new share for each
to expire
reached
than
the
what
around
capacity
of
last
more
The
Club,
Western
and P. W. Brooks &
Co., Inc. on
Sept. 25 publicly offered 10,000 shares of 6% cumulative
convertible preferred stock
($100 par value) at a price of
$100 per share. This offering has been oversubscribed
issue Sept. 21
Digitized eight shares held; rights
for FRASER
back
sales
Dravo
Airlines, announced jointly
signing of the first Diners' Club charge contract by
nation's leading
scheduled airlines.
As
of
Sept. 14, the
routes
Vegas
President
Vice-President
as^ Minneapolis
stock
—
or 15% in the presstockholders at the
enjoy another sales increase of 10%
Leland I. Doan, President, told
year,
are
ended
the
of
?.n
100%
than
p.
1177,
p.
the
the
ments
—
"We
of
Expected—
annual meeting.
Dow
$53,569
1,494,813
share
common
Corp.
important
6%
Corp.
62nd
$1,308,234
income—*
income—estimated
p.
Rise
major manufacturing divisions are currently oper¬
average
level of more than 70%
of capacity, and the
may
fiscal
est
19687
$1,545,775
1959.
than
ical
growing demand for controls of the
licensees of American washing machine
principal
at
company
18>462
_____
190,
Sales
Co.—Further
company's
ating
1959
$4,619 990
on
distrbuton.—V.
pubic
their
Chemical
Dow
pa»t
scheduled
and
Brazil's
"The
permitting
additional
an
!$5,238,312
__
the
the
the mails securi¬
the Commission
1177.
stock in the corporation in
violation of
1933.
The Commission's complaint was
that
selling
from
Doman,
Sale Violations Per¬
Inc.—Stock
Helicopters,
manently
1312.
p.
—_____
taxes
indus¬
he says.
divisions,
Co.
corporation
amendment
an
covering
187;
services
other
and
products were stimulated during the first half of 1959 by rising
in the steel, construction and other durable good industries,
Mr.. Atkinson
reports. In addition,
increased production of durable
consumer goods, including automobiles, household appliances,
and hard¬
ware, was reflected in growing demand for powder metal components
produced by the company's wholly owned subsidiary, Dixon Sintaloy,
Inc. Generally improved economic conditions contributed to an overall
inciease in sales of consumer products of the Dixon Co., which includes
trial
products
SEC—
______
to
14
and
motors
165 people
be exclusive sales agent for all
Brazil, Mr. Putze said. "We feel that
of
an
first
the
in
SEC—
Paulo.
will
said.
Data
our
1068.
p.
_____
Flofilm
Itek
apai t
190, p. 969.
made in
statement
—
Federal
30,
Sept.
*
Control
tantalum capacitor
190,
filed
company,
1.
CAPITALIZATION
The
with
capital.
ing
Crucible Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
scored
sales
$8,730,031, compared with $7,387,977
since
PROCEEDS—Net
facilities
up
J.—V.
____
per
Kelly,
will
Operations—
other
The
3,000
:
activity
_______
AiJr,e,d Bl0°mingdalc,
on
Corp.
of America—International
Serena S. A., a 40-year-old Sao Paulo firm engaged in
and exporting and manufacturing in the chemical industry,
principal. Serena and Controls A. G., Swiss subsidiary of
Controls company, each own 50% of the new enterprise.
sion
The
were
Diners' Club, Inc.—Airline Joins Credit Plan—
1958.
Sept. 15.
manufacturing
N.
;
—
taxes
June
at
Zapparoli
the
customers
1959
products
7,000
*.
Inc.__
Co.
&
earned
of
importing
is
to
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
deductions
'Adjusted
for
of
on
with Tobe Deutschmann
obligations
stock.—V.
income
more
59.98%,
was
(&
charges
♦Earnings
to
is expanding its international operations through a
undertaking with a Brazilian company for the manufacture
control
products in Brazil, Louis Putze, President, an¬
Joint
Brooks
is
company
deductions:
belore
of
company
new
and
this
of
Offered—Hardy & Co.
indictment
an
:■
——
—
(Joseph)
in
Atkinson,
new
suspended operations
stock
income
Interest
one
of
Continental Underwriters, Inc.—Nine Indicted in Stock
Sale—
that
the
manufacture
343 Sansome Street, San Francisco,
common
Miscellaneous
was
153.
p.
G.
—V.
investment
of
—
—
1958.
premiums earned 66.78'/, compared with 59.76%
and 68.71'/,
respectively, for the same six months last year. The ratio of expenses
43.36%
Co.
company
inciease
498,
the
to
Corp.—Registers With
registration
__
income
Total
30
June
31,
Dec.
over
to
incurred
of
869.
p.
company's
with
In¬
Group during the first six months
share, compared with $19,395,486, or
period
during
losses
of
ratio
is
de¬
fulfilled.
J.,
from
earnings
Other
in
the
same
reduction
a
of
$1.65
or
share for
per
$24,963,117,
and
income
investment
It
which
This
$1.06
devoted
6 Months Ended June 30—
Gross
$785,585,454.
Net
state
systems.
consolidated
been
its
be
to its
shares
Sells
$1,553,043,171,
be
Fund, Inc.—Registers With
™
companies.
surance
were
surplus,
and
will
190,
Securities
during
loss. The Continental is the
parent
Loyalty Group, which comprises 11
underwriting
America
sizable
reported
income
written
business
on
$274,137,715
to
rose
increase of $3,552,661 over
an
also
company
investment
income
premium
affiliates
its
solid
be
on
common
Delaware
Total
Continental Insurance Co.—Premium Income Higher—
pany
electronics
common
whereby
&
W.
Dixon
Norwood
statement with the SEC covering 232 790
stock, to be offered to those employees of the
company and its subsidiaries who hold
options to purchase such shares
granted pursuano to the company's Selected
Employees Stock Option
Plan.—V. 190, p. 356.
1,613,353
$2.14
1,869,573
$2.47
1,646 119
share—
1611.
com.
per
188,
the
a
of
Other
outstanding—
shares
of
cJthiSooC0/-?°fafc{0n' .]"cated a*
22 tiled
registralion
1,652,656
—V.
had
Plainfield,
352,000
Dividends
Earns,
previously
Crown Zellerbach
Net
41985,788
2,131,200
3,026,553
income
Average
industrial
if? plant in South
? and development activities in the
its nf
nat,
l,o00,000
profit from opers.
Net
components—especially
eventually
orders
Diebold Inc.
Net
at
laboratory.
majority
unfilled
■
has severally agreed
shares of the preferred stock-
underwriters
4,240,000
tax
Amortization
128,
The
operation will
particular emphasis
Tob.e Deutschmann Corp. which
A
—V.
aun,d devel°Pment activities at the Norwood,
p 1 of. Cornell-Dubilier s recently announced over-all pro®^ansion, and diversification in the electronics field In
rMMr^KCe Iaie ,effort' the company is expanding substan-
-
This
Federal
for
income
plant
arrangement
to
jra"
HnJ
8,148,545
'ax
Provision
Plant
nlS*? i1"Cn»?/>n«f°fneseairiC?.
153,097,729
6,130,942
of
of
Convert
Route
Coi'nel,-Dublller which has effected
pn
,a"
lespect
will
development
cZa]!)Aclt<?l/i
^ept.
li.
on
Federal
before
income
$
97,402,818
sales—
Profit
June 28/58
$
June 28,'581 June 27/59
$
Net
development
components
and
researcn
fc>ept.
190, p. 869.
June 27,'59
the
types
new
—
said
of
the number
below:
company
modern research and development
a
foot plant, near
Blake, President.
applied research, with
and
later than Jan.
ending not
and
CHEMICAL—
the
for
P.
To
square
resistors,
and
shares
Continental Baking Co.
basic
1901,
1,
amounts; four instalments of $25,000,
and then successive instalments of
$37,500,
DIxON
sell
20
Octave
to
,
before June 30, 1960, of s..ms
The loans will be evidenced by a note for tne
or
on
1, 1986, ol
then eight instal¬
$43,750.
,
Mandatory prepayments, without premium, are required in full in
the event that the company shall not have completed the aluminum
plant by June 30, 1960 and to the extent of 20%
of the amount by
which the company's consolidated net income aiter taxes in any cal¬
endar year exceeds $70,000.—V. 190, p. 869.
to
contemplated also that Cornell-Dubilier's
Cambridge plant
velops
automation
equipment for the production
of
the
June
30,
1959
net sales
net
income was $i65,44i,
ended
year
prod¬
work
100,000
,
$3,533,669
totaled
cents per
37
fiscal
the
income
oc'ner
equal
Of
of
company
mill
sells
and
manufactures
company
material specialties.
building
EARNINGS—For
and
the
by
shares ol class B common stock,
value
par
ucts
sale
the
to
there will be outstanding 253,000
stock
A
stock and 250,000
common
equipping
of
cost
to
capacitors,
The
and stocking in¬
ventory Aoi a new brancn operation near Orlanuo, Fla. and ior ac ,uiring new machinery to expand the prefabiication departments, and to
create additional production
facilities in the company's mill.
will
its
according
devoted
company.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
pany
laboratory
into an agreement with
Manufacturers has ag.eed
enteied
to whicn
pursuant
company
Shares
!Fb's.. corP°ratipn will convert to
i
Mass.,
'
.
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp
un¬
upon
she
April
on
of
Hardy
Construction Products
issuance
for
has
company
Co.
one
$750,000.
following
ments
20
Hopwood—
1177.
p.
reserved
UNDERWRITERS—Each
~
Inc.
sur¬
will bear interest at tne rate of 5V2 'io
by the firs.; ,ien of a mortgage on tne
and substantially all buildings, equipment and.
machinery and other property constituting part of the aluminum plant.
The note will mature in successive quarter-annual instalments, com¬
alum
Co
Co.,
yet
under EmFeb. 10, 1958,
conversion of
and will be secured
annum
per
__
retailing.
Vh
and
the
at
Witter
shares
Trust
exceed
Unsubscribed
Dean
not
but
issuance
aggregate amount of the loans,
the
have
to
below
shares
pursuant
to
not
mencing
named
for
reserved
stock.
loans
make
ADD
activities
company's
shs!
first
Northern
spoke
also
who
Treasurer,
that
in
100 supermarkets
Minnesota.
to
Options.
the
.
of
issuable
be
formerly
were
for
Secured
underwriters
percentage
underwriters
consideration
of
LOAN—The
Manufacturers
896,344
the' company
by
shares
79,500
.
t2,300,000 shs.
Inc.
equipment
Restricted
purchase,
severally,
1068.
p.
issued
and
preferred
BANK
'
Kennedy said
approximately
Analysts meeting,
divided
—V.
Iowa,
Everts,
Security
have
of
under
cents)__
number
the
and
14 000 shs
50
include
not
ployee Stock Option Plan ratified by the stockholders on
$100 000
40,000 shs.
repurchased
been
5
rendered.
the
*$150,000
/ ; /
325)
(par
value
Cedar
machinery
•
•
Outstanding
;
:
(par
FINANCING
*
bonds .have
such
tDoes
$25,000
1962
•••
stock
amount
of
due
to
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
as
Mr.
years,
will
Eastern
J.
Sept.
on
Consolidated's
few
past
company
Illinois,
Analysts
buying office.
Discussing
in
+As
President,
Kennedy,
Security
of
stock
ance
1959
series
stock
-Original
ital
ceitain
" V:
>
California operations
of this corporation now represent 20V2%
of
Consolidated's net worth and contribute "substantially to our earnings
in
6%. preferred
Common
payable,
1,
PRESENT
Authorized
preferred
issuable
-
♦Includes non-recurring capital gains of $156,196 in
695
TO
'
;
notes
•
annually Dec.
:
_i—.
EFFECT
GIVING
352,429 236
-----—11,425,303
taxes
,'*Net profit
(1293)
group
1953
1953
•
•••
sales
Profit
Down-
30—
June
i"'
>
-
Foods
Ended
Year
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
of
sale
is
subject to approval by C & D stockholders.
the firm's board of directors have approved
Carlisle
the
business
and
plants
to
Auto-Lite
and
will
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1294)
Electronic
the
Inc.—Plant Expansion—
Associates,
past
in
has almost completed a 60.0C0 square foot-exten¬
sion of its West Long Branch, N. J., plant.
The new area will house
60 to 70% of the production of the PACE 231R Analog Computer and
This
equipment
support)
the
Production
first
the
after
October,
of
Department,
Purchasing
Arthur
executive
months
later
It will also contain
supporting
production
the
File
The
Each
in
the
Long
At
the
the
end,
from
June
offices
London,
shop,
structure
foot
several
machine
shop,
pro¬
be
exceeded
$1,000,000
Orders
and
received
month.
per
the
By
year-
of
will
the
space."
for
The
SEC*
corporation
covering
offered
at
The
to
are
filed
15
shares
share,
per
proceeds
New
York,
N.
Y.
Files
—
oi
through
of
10
(par
New
with
cents-)
Coral
York,
and
Entron, Inc.—Common
ing group headed
Stock
by Alkow
Offered—An
underwrit¬
&
Co., Inc. and consisting
of F,
W. Schwerin & Co.; James Anthony Securities
Corp., and Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc., on Sept. 21
publicly
10
offered
cents)
200,000
at $5
shares
share.
per
of
The
stock
common
other
corporate
net
proceeds
will
offering has
be
used
been
com¬
and
BUSINESS—The
•
is
Delaware
a
corporation
in coaxial
use
engaged
cable
its
name
distributed
installs
4902
by
The
in
television
similar
to
1953,
in
and
the
in
The
in
engineers,
Inc.
under
in
the
laws
the
of
1,
the
and
manufacture
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
the
D
of
of
chase
live
common
stock
initially
are
the
stock
initially
shares
from
held
by
reserved
of
July
1959
company,
major
the
$5
20,000
of
underwriter.—V.
of
profit
lquidation
to
its
in
reflected
of
a
and
1958
by
earned
In
$301,454
of
for
mL.
f
lSanS-v
to
has
company
covers,
taxes,
cents
from
of
authorized
Hall
Stores
June
stock
a
the
year's
equivalent
58
share
from
period
prior
first
to
half
84
'shire Sibutable
capital
gains
long-term
debt.
cents
the
cents
to
a
net
tax.
from
Net
$3,153 373
worth
Inc.
Corp.—-Reports
Record
of
the
equal to 33c per
c^pUal stock outstanding. In the comparable
was
$138,000
attributed
inventory
to
which
21c
or
the
sale
Fabrex
^9" ?une 2\ }ast< Bache
t.lX?,Cap!tal
fw
the
per
of
share,
portion
a
acquired
the
Corp.,
<»r
or
thl
r65
stock'
of
!!'
in
of
of
the
the
May
by
First
PAnf
cents
per
7 P?r share
au
on
the
oi'
fiscal
650 000
this
last
auarfpr
yearThe
ot the company's
there had been
300 000
shares
of
for
selline
no Public
marke?
were
the
same
500,000
income
11
This
in
the
r.,
and
will
on
of
in
18
chare
the
Blau,
payment
for
in
the
the
as
will
be
program
18.—V.
Time
company
Federated
the
pre¬
First
new
First
of
Stock
from
its
together
toward
company
of
real
the
with
cost
other
of
carrying
located in
estate
properties
Porcpano Beach and Palm Beach County, Florida.
Palm-Aire
Corp. was organized under the laws
the principal purposes of engaging
in
the
purchase and sale of undeveloped real property.
Executive
offices
of
the
company
are
located
in
Pompano
Eeach,
Fla.
The
company intends
to develop and subdivide the majority of its 'land
Florida
June
on
lots
for
23, .1959
residential
adjoining highways which
property sites or shopping
CAPITALIZATION
for
purposes,
are
except
expected
for
TO
into
PRESENT
due
1960-1963
note
due
19S4_i__
mortgage
note
due
1959-1966—
6%
mortgage
stock
140,000
140,000
,
144,000
132,999.32
100,000
80,000
shares
Plan
reserved
and
for
existing
issuance
agreed
to
purchase,
of
shares
the
and
of
common
company
has
stock
"These
Hardy
&
Co
Goodbody
Allen
&
agreed
pursuant
have
sell
to
&
to
Option
190,
p.
George,
J.
H.
O'Neill
to
them,
the
189,
p.
American
Stock
2889.
First
40,000
Crang & Co.
50,000
75.000
a
that
Credit,
as
a
it
had
Inc.,
wholly
•
»«-
Mount
owned
all
-
&
Co.
of
through
The
public
by
Vernon
President, the company issued
acquisition
of
Consumers.
During
class
A
stock
common
fpar
$1),
to
be
offered
for
underwriting group headed by Johnston, Lemon
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
an
amendment.
,
According to the prospectus, the company owns
of
the
common
capital stock of Old Dominion
Annandale
in
a
and
general
after
consolidated
of
and
State
of
common
stock
year,
an
increase
of
year's
cents
an
as
taxes
.
income
on
65
cents
outstanding
4.5%
per
of
as
1958.
over
Net
corresponding
period were $4,314,960
calculated on the same basis.
share,
per
sales
...
equivalent to
was
shares
in
to
$9,521,735.
and
net
earlier,
$10,111,606
year
a
amounted
Federal
$5,031,872
outstanding common stock
connection
Wash.,
1P59,
$204,888,848
profit
with
March
the
purchase
1959.—V.
in
of
188,
the
are
263,608
^"dpsweet
Dairies,
1717.
p.
Financing Details—Men¬
Sept, 21 issue of the public offer¬
our
GIVING
notes
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
10c
valuei,
par
Outstanding
? $1,000,000
_c_
-
issued
were
made by
L.
$1,000.000-
3.000,000 shs.'-1:t!2 483.600 shs.
■
in.
Allison Co..
R.
1959 and
located
company
the
of
shares
are
thereon.'•
offered
hereby
until
June 30,
1961
conditions
certain
details,
V.
see
in
190,
....
V;
.
'
■
^
sold.
a re.
Fram
compared
as
senting
of
issued
be
may
services.
for
■'
/-■
For
-
Rise—
Profits
$13,979,100
increase
an
claim
a
'
six months of
to
which
shares
of
-
purchase at 34e
1173,
Corp.—Sales and
During the first
15.000
and
settlement
p.
■
to $17,926,*
1959 net sales amounted
the similar period last
in
year,
repre¬
28.2%.
Net
profit in this year's first half was $1,156,974 compared to $643,*
in
the same
period last year—-an increase of 79.7%. Per share
878
81
amounted
$1.46 in
to
first
the
in
cents
Francis
This
ville,
six
the
first six
months
months
compared
of 1959
184, p, 5.
1958.—V.
of
Co.—Registers With SEC—
located
company,
filed
Ky.,
1959,
at
units
bonds
statement
of
and
The
$3,300,
company
Harold
June
Samuel
and
1959,
for
situated
Louisville.
the
Building,
SEC
of
16,
these securities
debenture
Kentucky law on Aug. 23, 1959.
title and interest of C. Webster Abbott,
Greenebaum, in and to a contract dated
L.
under
land
of
known
the
consist
Louis*
Sept.
on
bonds,
due
1979,
be represented by
of $2,475 principal amount of
No underwriting is involved.
purchase
thereon
When
will
business
its
the
stock.
of
was
Rosen
5,
garage
in
with
The company proposes to offer
consisting
shares
825
Organized
It is the assignee of the right,
,
Kentucky Hpme* Life
614
registration
a
$433,125
registered 9%
debenture
with'144,375 shares of common stock, to
covering
together
as
company
ownership
and
and
office
an
and garage,
Building, its
Francis
operation
of
and
building
Building
the Francis
acquires the
building
the
and
will be derived from rental of the space in the building
purchase/price of the property is $1,967,500, payable $1,767,500
upon
delivery of the deed and the balance of $200,000 to be
income
The
cash
.
by a
will
promissory note. In order to finance the purchase,
$1,200,000 from an insurance company, such
by a first
deed of trust to the property.
The
borrow
company
to
this
secured
be
balance
of
the
purchase
will
price
obtained
be
from
the
proceeds
of
offering.
prospectus
lists
Abbott,
and
Rosen
Greenebaum
as
promoters.
They are to receive 20,625 shares of common stock and $61,875 deben¬
ture
bonds
for assignment to
the company of their interest in the
contract. The company plans to engage Rosen to manage the building.
In
and
is
listed
eight
Vice-President,
trust
of
Rosen
registration statement filed by
trustees under a
voting
trust
other
stock
President,
as
separate
a
common
of
Francis
certificates
Francis
Co.
the
Co.,
to
be
said
issued
stock
common
trustees
and
Greenebaum
Webster
C.
Abbott
for
agreement
seek
the
registration
or
the
deposit of 144,375
the voting trustees.
upon
with
(H. B.)
Fuller Co., St. Paul, Minn.—Files With SEC—
company
Sept.
on
filed
18
a
of
letter
notification
with
the
SEC
covering 25,000 shares of common stock (par SI» to be offered
at $4 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to retire some of the unfunded indebted¬
and
ness
for
working
capital.
Fundamental Investors,
for
The
National
commercial
Arlington, Fairfax
and
Bank
banking
of
and
Counties,
than
Bank,
Manassas,
business
Prince William
more
a
the
which
serve
its
an
Elizabeth,
exemption
the Commission has issued
until Sept. 28, 1959 to request
persons
Under
poses
to
majority,
30,
1953.
Bank
will
the
are
engaged
counties
respectively, in
oi
north¬
an
to fc^-e SEC
Act permitting
applied
and
mental
IHL.
of
which
amounted
to
$1,194,072
at
June
The number of shares of Fundamental to be delivered to IHL
seeks
such
order giving interested
hearing thereon.
shares of
securities
determined
be
an
a
between the two companies. Fundamental pro¬
its stock in exchange for substantially all of
agreement
issue
Fundamental
for
has
company
the Investment Company
and
Corp.:
cash
of
Inc.—Seeks to Buy I.H.L. Corp.
investment
J.
N.
order under
acquisition of substantially all of the cash and securities of I. H. L.
the
the
subsidiary!
62
30,
with
Corp.—Additional
the
all
This
Virginia Corp.—Registers With SEC—
shares
supplied
acquired
1793.
p.
669.
corporation, located
at 2924
Columbia
Pike,
Arlington,
Va.,
registration statement with the* SEC on Sept. 16, 1959, covering
600,000
June
pre-tax
currently
in
notes
share
per
■'
filed
of
other
the
Co.—10.000
&
new
$300
the* close
severally
Pacific Coast Securities Co.
10,000
Co
45
exceed
by
Feb.
on
The
205,000
to
the
dated July 1,
are
Abbott
Shares
25,000
Co._
Dcolittle
V.
—
Co
&
189,
of
should
million
$825
consideration
of
a
cash
loan
of
a partnership, and N. J. Skousen.
payable in three equal instalments
1,
1960, Feb. 1, 1961; and Feb. 1. 1952.
Interest is payable
quarterly commencing Oct. 1,
1959.
These notes are secured' by a
mortgage on the track and a chattel mortgage on all personal prop¬
They
forth below:
set
minimum
a
Sales
over
Secretary.
Stock
below
add
to
year.
of
rate
taxes
previous
stock,
$1,100,000
shares
named
expects
before
current
mortgage
voting
underwriters
the
on
ago.
/ Authorized
*930,000 shs.
agreements.
UNDERWRITERS—The
outstanding
share
year
a
basis,. reflecting the com-*
liabilities of;, the Setzer Corp. with
fiscal
ended
half
CAPITALIZATION
*5%.%
400,000
'
Incentive
a
cents)
100.000
400,000
3,000,000 shs.
Incentive
stock
per
weeks
this
achieved
forma
pro
compared
income;
made
was
The
132,999.82
1964
period
equal to 52 cents
were
cents
V
-
.
Aug. 31 of 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par
at $1 per share by Minor, Mee & Co., of Al¬
The offering was made on a "bestefforts" basis.
Additional financing details follow:
84.000
144,000
par)
include
not
Option
due
notes
($1
initial
$2,633,000
common
50
for
$159,571,000
on
loan
$794,840.05
84,000
note due 1960-1963-—--.,.
mortgage note due 19596 Va %
debentures due 1965
promissory
in
Tacoma,
the
Outstanding
$794,840.05
______
3%
Common
business
FINANCING
Authorized
mortgage note
mortgage
of
with
stated.-—V.
Profit
7,773,578
issu-d
represented
EFFECT
from
the
in
the
over
Inc.,
Louis
Sales
18.
buquerque, N. M.
immediately
subdivided
be
to
sections
centers.
GIVING
he
voting trust certificates.
financing,
Stores,
President
Aug.
Offered—
& Co. The shares are
This offering was over¬
the
Fair
year,
1
shares
and
annual
totaled
eoual
were
131
books closed.
applied by the
of development
BUSINESS—Florida
number
after
2137.
Inc.
current
as
the
Fortuna
Invest¬
by Hardy
proceeds
a
assets
an
.
the
for
Included
shares
Security
Security
company.
speculation.
the
Boca Raton, Del Ray,
'Does
first
p.
liDoes not include 200,000 shares subject to option to
assets
two
a
on
company
net
the
on
under
in
are
Stores,
first
charges,
30
and
in
'
announced
Consumers
operate
According to Joseph
•ventures
Aug.
Sept.
share
a
cue
Food
by
fiscal
income
compared
April,
4.8%
1958
earnings
erty
aro; %
non-bank
Corporation.
holding
headed
PROCEEDS—Net
amounted
shares.
Corp. of Delaware—Acquisition—-
ctock
all
owns
Palm-Aire. Corp.—Common
subscribed and
6y2%
first
the
income,
net
189,
meeting on
$170,613,000
to
net
5,302,000
months
six
a
earnings
public sale
corporation
outstanding
w
a.m.
share
company.-
whicli
Public offering of 445,000 shares of common stock at a
price of $4 per share was made on Sept. 24 by an under¬
into
the
1953.
in
year.
increase
the
next
of
all
June
on
,s,hares ^ arimitted t0 tradin&
(EDT) on
at
Federated
and
5If
holding
name:
plus
non-banking
stocks
Florida
of
earlier,
attained
rose
the
in
Consolidated
to
—
1959'
v.:
and
company,
the
holding companies
Co.,
5%
quarter
third
Is¬
^
770.
This
£xcnange
$1.30
holding companies were issued on Sept. 15,
they were quoted at:
First Security Corp. stock,, bid
$55.50,
asked
$57.50; First Security Investment Co. stock, bid $5, asked $6.—V.
190,
a
:
amounted
in
of
income
$6,665.—V.
1,637,138
exchange of shares in the reorganization,
stockholders receive for each share in the former
Security Corp.
Co.,
the 650,000 shares outstanding
-vear earlier net income was $324 106'
penoa a
share
1,637,133
,
^
Security
the distribution
holding
Triplex National
of
& Co. publicly offered
which 150.000 shares
?nd£d Jl,ne
Vi
2,307,346
stock.
bank
a
said
achieve
the
against
$2,129,857
Corp.—-Reorganization Certificates
reorganization
bank
cut
period
net
outstanding in the first 12
$214,798,671
increase
10
1958
$4,437,203
Qorp. on Sept. 21 distributed to :t.-j stockholders new
resulting from the reorganization of the corporation,
holding companies now where, there was one.
held
funds,
like
current
taxes,
This
Fair
Food
year
For
were
ing
,
$1.24
___
common
on
Security
p.
to
other
earlier.
$486,363
were
year
annual
last
6%
the
on
1959.
and
the
at
$2,034,884
—-I
based
cost
Parish
Shares
^tock. PnCr l° the 0ffering
t«F$693l70iniSr
>v.r
the
1959
outstanding-
share
ment
« 9 cents per sharl
regular5 operation" SharC °f CarnUlgS WaS the re5Ult
t
by
$4,238,925
—
Security Investment
When
of
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—Sales and Profits Up—
Inc.,
the
Security
Under
Stock
Approximately
Dorp,
company's
.'."XT
OOMooTaT/ had "et lnCOm' 01 M4-°°°-
income
built
accrued
Stockholders—
two
Under
funds
-
continue
of
part
27—
5%,-
Quarterly Earnings
quarter
«
finance
being
a shore on 368'5?°shares
v
i-i?
to
—Earnings—
taxes
First
rose
4-'i^rhlSA.^rp^ati0n'
converters with headquarters in New York
JuS 30. For this period the third
to
reported record earnings for the three months ended
June
Firestone
a
Stein
million
of
25
period
and
shares
of
respon¬
,v
certificates
with
A
was
were
their
July
like
charges
supermarkets
&
to
now
6%
Fabrcx
;
2,204,041
writing group
being offered
reported
to
a
a
$3,187,882 at July 31
no
pur¬
a non-recurring
equal
fiscal
"•«•equal t011165
im.
21
or
carryover
cents
of
to
257,
p.
up 21%
from
Net
profit before
$207,927,
current
full
26
or
of
loss
a
payment
working capital increased
m
management
may be prepaid .at par and
notice to Keenan & Clarey, Inc.
Parish
Security
to
First
of
period
a
190,
seat
period.
$75,000
the
after
including $96,095
non-recurring profit after
Net
Mr.
Pa.,
Fire¬
2674.
p.
First
ended July 31,
period
with
Ero.
share,
Jii
for
The
stock
Earnings Up—
automobile
year-earlier
credit
subsidiary
acquisition
company
the
tax
a
189,
sued
33,000
shares
warrants
share
per
common
purchase
(c)
exercise
at
the
producer
comparable
After-tax
■
conversion
initially reserved
I»rSnStrcfe$l28 l-6°m $28°'427 t0 '$406>328' not including
share
for
of
to
management;
stock
by
stock
shares
warrants
nao^o.f 6,i098;k51 for the six months
in
the
3.a,U38,995
a
possible
-----
corporation
53,000 wts,
reserved
common
33,000
of
for
common
1,
b >
<
exercise
Manulacturing Co.—Sales
.This
ss
of
notes
been
has
Federal
per
First
11321,935 shs.
53,000 wts.
(a>48,275 shares of
for
common
20,000
Ero
it
profit
viously
*241,375
750,000 shs.
of the debentures;
stock
years
the
assume
taxes
shares
Outstanding
subordinated convertible debentures.
reserved
ommon
and
C;,
electronic
FINANCING
$241,375
/
fDoes not include
enares
those
into
the
and
Ended
before
Earnings
and
$329,872
10c)_
(par
*°? .conversion
initially
of
balance^of
income
gross
year
a
$46-3,961,
the
of
at
Comparative figures
bining of the business,
by
days, written
Common
the
hotels,
of
—
1969
shares
6%
Division
,.
make
First
PRESENT
—_——
„ol
Quarter
—V.
30,1959,
$17,402.
earnings
weeks
ended
25,
5,170,000
both
plastics and synthetic fibres,"
entering the fibre manufacturing field
advantageous market position."—V. 190, p. 1178.
National
Federal
Any
;
earlier. Earnings/ after preferred dividends,
July
$310,000.
First
of
Inc.,
business
houses,
Washington,
of
area
Warrants
*48,275
and
State
Systems-
•6%a subordinated convertible debentures
stock
at"
maintains
Washington,
apartment
development
indebtedness
July
will
Fibres
12
$2,792,000,
share,
per
on
Mr.
property, in Virginia,
Co., at Pottstown,
new
and
located
also
company
Seattle,
Authorized
due
of
Profit
Co.
Stores, Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
the
all
was
year
first
Plastics
Synthetic
and
will
of
School
new
cost
&
purchase
to
The Purcellville
for the approxi¬
916.
p.
charges
of
$363,132,
stockholders
for
After
year
tion
components
for
use
in
coaxial
transmission systems.
The company changed its name
on
Jan.
12, 1954.
television
Common
a
all
or
15
note" issue
Net
presently
partnerships/one in
systems
items
electro-mechanical
CAPITALIZATION
toundry
a
189,
of
additional capital
possible acquisition
$369,798' in-the
to
of
and
weeks
Common
metropolitan
the
are
Transcontinental
as
two
of
antenna
active
Entron,
incorporated
26,
businesses
projects
other
cable
the
master
equipment
of
systems.
offices
Md.
standard
are
also designs,
company
Bladensburg,
was
others
transmission
executive
representatives
Texas.
Feb.
on
to
The
and
still
its
Springs,
installing
the
Street,
company
successor
and
television
plant
with
Delaware
^
cable
Lawrence
Sulphur
mark,
the company.
company's
inventories
trade
or
coaxial
The
the
of
Firestone
12
reported
systems,
commonly known as "Closed Circuit TV." Some
of the items of electronic
equipment and electro-mechanical components
thus supplied are manufactured by the
company, seme are manufac¬
tured by others in accordance with the company's
specifications and
bear
the
was
plant.
"and
more
a
the
has
discovery,
told
Stein
Summer
company
Firestone
a
and
research
Firestone,
Any one
interest on
The
company
the
Co.
facility
its
the
acquisition
that
Plastics
Hopewell
be in
late
the
in
years,
Fair
initial
the
in
60 days to
Clarey, of Minne¬
apolis, Minn,, on Sept. 10 publicly offered at par and
accrued interest, a new issue of
$150,000 of 4%% coupon
notes, dated Aug. 1, 1959 and due Aug, 1, 1962.
(par
working capital
within the next
—Coupon Notes Offered—Keenan
purposes.
supplying equipment and components for
transmission
for
Food
First Greek Catholic Church of St. Mary of
Chicago, 111.
pleted.
PROCEEDS--The
Mr.
will
tor
June
charges
charges
Record 'sales
molecular structure identical to natural .rubber.
a
Rubber
the
new
broaden
said
ve
&
of
"The
company.
the
Tire
sibility
be
Y.
N.
the* site
over
rubber,
with
revealed
become
stone
the
to
with
stock
Virginia,
Trammeli
provide
with /$1,266:315
amounted
1959
depreciation
have'
for
announcing the
Firestone
will
notification
stock
Darius Inc.,
the
to
go
letter
a
common
four
past
dollars
rubber.
In
Exchange Commission—
Sept.
on
75,000
$2
Corp.,
take
production
the
of
man-made rubber
Funding
directors
"The
_
will
crews
buildings
Cora!
2349.
Electronics
said:
Chairman,
compared
•
depreciation
of
half
Jr.,
of 1960.
spent hundreds of
expansion
in
the
fields of rubber, metals,
plastics, synthetics, textiles and chemicals," Mr. Firestone continued,
"a'nd with the completion of the Hopewell plant Firestone now enters
another field—-the synthetic fibre field."
;■ .V'Vk*"%"
.'<■>
The Hopewell plant initially will be devoted to the manufacture of
nylon filament yarn and the first stage of a manufacturing unit for
the
production
of
polypropylene resin, the process for
which
was
developed by Firestone scientists as an outgrowth of its research in
computer facilties to all industries on a rental basis, are lo¬
in
Princeton, N. J., Los Angeles, Calif.; and Brussels, Belgium.
addition, a complete organization of manufacturer's representatives
handle the marketing of EAI's line of smaller
plotting equipment and
laboratory
instruments
throughout
the
United
States
and
Canada.
half
After
pay
additional
* Inc^Eafriings Up Sharply-—-
ended
compared
before'depreciation
Earnings
1959
the first ofwhich
of synthetic, fibres,
production
Firestone,
S.
"During
analog
With Securities and
/-
manufacturing site at Hopewell; ..Va.,
a
to
time,
System,
Reserve
County,
J%R:
to
roper ties,
months
six
used to
make
the
manufacturing
ready
cated
p.
New Field—
Rubber Co.—Enters
&
has purchased
the
$1,610,829,
to
the
of
capital
Loudon
from
stock
Federal
the
common
time
loan,
subsidiary banks
and the Bank of Annandale, $204.000i;
available
be
from
bank
a
for other purposes.—V.
and
For
to
nylon.
millions
throughout the United States; and European sales offices in
England and Brussels, Belgium.
Computation centers, offering
18y,
be
Construction
In
—V.
Tire
to
will
banks
Food Fait* P
registration would - provide. * '
which
securities
banks,
by
the
of
Purcellville,
$772,000
of
sum
proceeds
affiliated
purchase of a 250-acre property at Hopewfell, Va. The
company
plans to modernize the .structures now located on the site
and will have immediately available approximately 450.000 square feet
engineering laboratories,
North Long Branch, N. J.; regional sales
offices at
the
the names - of-Canadian' companies
approval
to
Eank,
on
capital
,
shares
3,600
mate
its -Canadian
Ltd.; trom
subject
National
<$108,000i
common
Bank, $920,000,
Dominion
to
A common will be
the class
the sale of
due
the
in
(Old
up
additionvof File-Lake Explora¬
the
18
Westore -Mines
of
comprises
list
the
company
Harvey
same
period last year.
Associates, Inc. also maintains
executive
Sept,
on
removal
This
of
devoted
be
approved
substantially exceed -last
$9,800,000 as compared to $8,-
are
the
Firestone
to
will
schedule
on
worth
The
such
at
now
balance
the
and.
Re¬
;
securities
the
of
EAI's
have
on
and
List
1
expected
groups
etc.
off
SEC—
announced
Ltd.
the
over
is
support
proceeds of
Net
an
square
the
for
Electronic
and
metal
extending
program
and
100%
60,000
named
recently have been, or currently-?are being, distributed,
in the United States in violation of the registration requirements of the
Securities Act of
1933, thus depriving investors ofLtne financial' and
other information essential
to
an
informed and
realistic evaluation
unit.
approximately
square
force
tions
which
building
SEC
whose
year
will
shipments.
600,000
wales
be
first
four-part
a
List by
Restricted
location.
time
the
d diveries
year's
240,000
and
of
The
backlog of orders stands at $11,700,000.
amount to $7,500,000.
Production
problems
231R Computer were corrected by midyear, and total ship¬
for
new
ments
sheet
Branch
present
Shipments
of
shop,
will
expansion,
represented a
the
over
stage
construction
a
final
estire production
further
year
space
second
sections
as
the
this
floor
the
four
years,
the
paint
North
the
Planned
area.
contain
is
necessitated
of
January
section
of
several
next
to
in
manufacturihg
newest
gram.
feet
in
orders
of
Monday, September 28. 1953
.
1.074,306
j,
been
.
Virginia through seven banking olfices.-It now has outstanding
shares of class B common stock.
■;
L,.
eastern
million
V
of
Explorations Ltd.—Added to Canadian
Lake
stricted
of
increased
commenced
wtjv
increase
•as
portions
and
officer
t"
Consumers,; has
Federated.—V. 190, p. 1178. * •
President
Meyer,
investments
Supply.
The first 60,000 square foot section, built in 1958, contains Quality
Control, Shipping and Receiving, Special Assembly, and the Precision
Impedance Components groups.
Completed just, a year ago, this first
unit was occupied and then dedicated in October, 1958.
Scarcely three
offices,
I.
purchased more., than $9.8
has
five years Consumers
installment
contracts.
time
corporation
.
into
an
assets,
by
the
dividing
value
exemption
at
their
of
the
the
net
IHL
asset
assets
order permitting
«et
asset
value
to
value
be
share
of
acquired. Funda¬
per
the issuance of its
per
share.—V.
189,
shares,
p.
1021.
Volume
Number
190
5885
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
ommended;
^General American Transportation Corp.—New Product
Fruehauf
Trailer
in
Co.,
pcrtation
first
Corporation,
on
container specifically
ably
between
:Although
it
car,
back
both
cars,
The
the
loading
William
president
of
E.
tainerization
with'
newly; anndunced
the
semi-automatic
new
a
111.,
hailed
development of
biggest step yet
the
"the
as
the
transportation
industry."—V.
Six
-
Development
Months Ended
Total sales
,
Net
-r.
Earnings
;
shareJ.
$0.83
sales—
Hemes
'
"*
-C" -'
■' 1
...
_*
189.
_„_1'
v,.
417
.,
\;.
:
■
'
,
'
General
; A new ceramic
combination
President
\
v..t'For
of
the
material
described
properties has
and
Director
first
of
time
the
announced
*4
by
in
Ma¬
its
unique
of
alumina
ceramics,
c'ence
with
this
degree
of strength,
cation.".'.
i
"Lucalox,"
powdered
aluminum
stones,
gem
its
ing
Dr.
structure
of
The
Suits.
of
closely
same
glass,
Lucalox
metal,
a
he
material,
new
to
related
is
made
is
sapphire
aluminum
compound
has
and
ceramic
small
through
of
of
light-transmitting
have
the
been
Lucalox
result
"bubbles,"
or
entirely
removed,
of
the
it
pores,'
is
at
J.
the
North
C.
fact
that
with
from
number
will
sell
such
had
that
been
possible
to
read
fees
the
shares,
authorization
the
to
shares
fees
and
be
This
U.
corporation
S.
Army
graph
military
Sept.
on
Signal
terminal
Corps
23,
&
&
known
sets,
communications
as
Co.,
named
from
bonds
set
sales
•—V.
_____
190,
461
pp.
General
and
will
be
tele¬
used
in
and
amplify incoming
required.—V. 190, p. 1178.
as
Co.—July Sales Up 19%—
1959—Month—1958
$1,550,000
_____
1,700
Net
accepting
190,
$1,300,000
$12,196,000
150,000
670.
Mills
J.
H.
Acquires
—
American
Crabmeat
&
400,000
Z.
A.
Mills,
;
Co.—
&
New
York
ing
of
ness
of
ers
Executive
Sept.
the
21
Little
is
move
activities,"
The
Kittens,
Kouri
and
produced
Fazios
'
t.
Despite the
uct
See
company
Fazio
in
400,000
food
which
in
Boston
During
World
the
S.
for
sold
was
U.
in
War
the
In
Navy.
through the
1933
II,
oy
1947
firm
of
V.
190,
Little
Kittens
is
all
an
fish
prod¬
crabmeat.
no
the
continue
with
the
the Boston
organization
plant.—V.
190,
and
General
Motors
Frigid aire
business
be
250,000
600,000
r
_____
&
'
_
'
150,000
150,000
General
In
by
Herman
electric
The
new
the
across
—V.
F.
is
Motors
four
of
Lehman,
GM
the
entering
automatic
new
models,
Vice-President
and
it
was
100,
Frigidaire
dryers.
producing
•
.
dryers
gas
country
p.
is
Frigidaire's
being
are
and
shown
shipments
are
;
.
.
washers
automatic
seven
■
500,000
Wertheim
100,000
and
&
Co.,
currently
scheduled
Thomas & Company
Watkins, Morrow & Co.
200,000
Wyatt,
&
This
250,000
start
dealers
immediately.
Subs.)—Sales and Earn¬
(&
1959
sales
'
before
Income
Provision
Net
for
taxes
taxes
Six
___'
Yarnall,
200,000
Earnings
&
Co._
per
Sales
Sales
"Adjusted
retroactively
$205,270
875,346
reflect
to
include
the
two-for-one
results
of
631,300
$0.32
stock
split,
operations
of
effective
Systematic,
Inc., a newly-acquired wholly-owned subsidiary, for the 1959
but not for the 1958 period, for which 1958
period comparable
not
are
available,
Systematics,
Inc.
having
operated
on
a
period,
figures
fiscal
year
ending April 30.—V. 190, p. 50.
Genesco,
holders
of
to
Genesco
509,516
stock
stock
the
of
of
terms
of
the
considered
Genesco
(par
for
$1)
and
an
and
for
each
of
contemplated
Genesco
able
the
Co., the
shares of
aggregate
an
later
under
time
of
of
of
July
such
Formfit,
27, 1959,
shares.
In
above exchange ratio, various factors
including the book values of the stock
Formfit, which
that
Formfit's
an
share
dated
holders
were
as of June 30, 1959,
dividends of the two companies,
is
be
asked
Formfit
present
appropriate
will
to
permit
approval
of
limit
the
from
filing
of
increase
1,000,000
approval
by
of
is
the
on
the
the
$20.28 and $17.93,
and the
earnings and
operated
management,
interchange
of
and
as
a
subsidiary
that at
will
directors
a
be
suit¬
rec¬
that
in
Gulfstream.—V.
booked
62,500
new
production
off
190.
the
for
handlw
-
company's
the
coming
ft*
sq.
to
capacity.
plant
that
announced
fully
its
full
Mich.,
Detroit,
both
for
the
automotive
Detroit
year
original
new
plant
$15
million
capacities,
as
$10.2
lasfc
Corp.—Acquisition—ioperating
and
announced
Harman
Ended
(&
assets off
Sept. 14.
on
Subs.)- -Earnings Doubled—
30—
June
(after
1959
share of
1958
$42,218,517 $32,896,386
677,774
353,384
taxes)
stock
common
(after pre¬
dividend)
189,
estimates
million
Goldman, Sachs & Co. arranged this transaction
negotiations leading up to this acquisition.
the
&
Hirsch
Mr.
against
749.
$0.46
$0.23
916.
p.
Sales
►
stereo
sales
$1
received,
the
and
1959
the
amendments
common
shares
value
par
and
to
50
would
become
the
Secretary
of
with
*
J.
Net
the
the
pointed
out
nine
of
on
Sept.
months
compared
1959
31,
period
a
year
Aug.
31,
Net
profits
of
This
$5,182,699
equal
after
20,
taxes
amounted
564,476 shares
with
compares
$363,827
Feb.
after
the
on
to
64
of
in
adjustment
for
to
the
Neiger,
stock
In
the
share
the
nine
based
of
payment
record
a
to
$1.27
Domestic
pointed
months
oi
that
out
the
current
enabled
Glasspar
nine
month
to
period,"
he
of
the
on
5%
a
same
the
fiscal
year,
number of
tered
continuing
Petersburg
Santa
with
pace
expand
to
Va.
1959
by
would
be
the
a
exceeded.
and
consumers
reach
covering
sales goal of
for
facilities.
has
plant
been
is
Glasspar
substantial
A
completed
well
boats,
under
and
alike
figure
in
company
enlargement
at
expansion
an
he
way,
the
of
concluded.—V.
the
the
190,
259.
Medal
000
statement
of
shares
the
SEC
be
Arnold
Co.,
11c
Malkan
&
175th
Street,
New
Inc.,
which
will
receive
share.
per
1956,
filed
York,
items
a
com¬
-
the company is principally engaged
leasing and
operating motion picture studio facilities lor the production of motion
picture and. television entertainment, industrial short films and tele¬
vision
000
Of
commercials.
will
be
used
the
additional
lor
to purchase some
working
area
than
and
in
related
to
theatrical
release,
payable
a
general
note
studio
corporate
the
for
stock
in
offering,
$50,-
a down
larger total,
investing
in,
otherwise exploiting properties or oppor¬
the entertainment
field, including featuretelevision film series and plays: $4,000 for
other
of
for
proceeds
presently
producing,, developing. and
tunities
films
net
equipment;
build
or
Martin
to
$100,000 for
buildings
with
$225,000
for
occupied;
a
President;
Poll,
H.
and
The
Poll
company
of
President
shares;
of
now
r
t
the
Certain
trusts
underwriter,
is
21,000
purchased
which
were
trustee,
common
which
oi
own
shares, of which
Arnold
Malkan,
aggregate of 98,500
another shareholder at
an
from
share; and 77,000 shares are to be purchased from the company
share with the company entitled to repurchase , the shares
at
the same price if the
underwriter should not sell or purchase all
the securities under the present underwriting.
Malkan intends to hold
these shares for investment.
The company sold 22,500 shares on the
same
terms
to
Rochard
Richards of New
York, a finder.—V.
186,
45c per
at
p.
10c
per
420.
Great
Lakes
Paper
before
delivery
Profit
to
before
Provision
for
Co., Ltd.—Earnings1959—3 Mos.—195E'
Period End. June 30—
Sales,
1959—6 Mos.—1958
of
costs
customers
$9,074,821
taxes—c__
$17,702,690 $15,451,416
841,362
1,609,886
1,699,699
432,000
876,000
860,000
$7,750,775
937,981
inc.
taxes
513,000
total
am't
share
$424,931
to
are
Net
profit:
cE'arns.
^After
per
com.
dividend
on
class
$0.33
B
$409,362
SO.32
preference
$733,886
$0.56
shares.—V.
188,
p.
$839,699
$0.65
546.
liabilities
was
account
to
for
2.6
to
1
lasfc
on
High Fidelity Kits—
has en¬
for
public
high
power
189,
according
to
Sidney
Harman.
of moves by
fidelity product lines.
the
company
to
Kit
line
are
in
number
a
high
the
oi
Citation
new
now
and first shipments are expected to be madepurchase by the end of October.
The two
basic stereo amplifier and a complete stereo
2351.
p.
'
Under
r
from
$3,800,285
before.
division,
new
in
its
products
.
'
'
'
'
Ltd.—Bank Credit Agreements—
on July 30, $3,000,000 will be loaned
$3,250,000 bank credit agreement under which the.
credit agreements signed
Hawaiian under
to
to
continued
stereophonic high fidelity components,
reported,
he
a
report,
current
year
Stereo
of
Hawaiian Airlines,
a
Eishop National Bunk and the Bank of Hawaii will each loan $750,000.
The balance of $1,750,000 is being loaned by the First National City
Bank of New York,
The Bishop National Bank is the agent bank m
transaction.
Brian
Vice-President-finance
Cooke,
A
for
Hawaiian
'"The
said:
completes the financing needed to convert HAL's pas¬
operation to an all Super Convair fleet.
The terms of this
Credit agreement now allow the company new flexibility in carrying
our
future plans by extending repayment over a period of 6% years.
h<>
said.
Mr.
Cooke indicated that Hawaiian plans to phase-out it»
agreement
new
senger
fleet
present
and
DC-3's
of
two
next
the
within
go
to
an
all
Super
Convair operation
years.
1
which
remains available tn
Hawaiian under the credit agreement will be borrowed ovx. the next
several months
to finance conversion of Hawaiian's Present Conyanr
340's to the newer Super Convair Metropolitan 440's.
The modifica¬
tion increases the speed of the aircraft and greatly reduces the engine
noise level in the passenger cabin. Cost of the modification is $30,006of
balance
undrawn
The
$250,000
plane.
per
~
'
Under
in
has outstanding 177,315
a
the
'
$41,000,
purposes-.
shares.
66.864
owns
1
first
preamplifier.—V.
a
on Sept.
18, 1959, covering 500,offered for public sale at $1 per
common'stoek;, to
through
of
with
East
of
the
trade
the
to
15%
increased
the
to
"do-it-yourself" kits through the formation of a newas the Citation Kit Division.
two
production,
-
at 807
assets
to
diversify
first
The
the
Studios, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation,- located
is
and
the first 8V2 months
the last 3V2 months.
equivalent to 17 cents per
were
oi
Establishment
is
"
Gold
1.6
known
broaden
"The
dealers
$10,000,000
said.
demand
its
plant
Calif,
Ana,
the
field
were
balance sheet showed that there was a cash position
1959, compared with $26,981 a year earlier.
manufacturer
the
Sept. 25.
June 30,
current
against
division,
on
report
indicated
he
year,
according
Manufacture
This
31,
■<
keep
30
year
on
and one-half times
the report showed-.
39 cents, computet!
year.
of
as
earnings
year,
share
a
last
"Consequently, we now look for¬
ward to sales in the area of $32,000,000 for
fiscal 1959 which would
compare with $6,514,420 registered in the previous year."
To
1959,
of
fiscal
announced
two
year,
business.
However, foreign sales are takingof total, with business abroad in the year endingf
representing
4.4%
of overall
volume
against 2.1%
previous
ratio
fiscal
company's
company's
$269,572
The
June
dividend
stock
last
company's
the
share
30,
the
The
1959
nearly
or
previous
preceding year.
sales,
of
larger
President,
in
nearly
very
bulk
the
the
fiscal
the
in
for
$150,124,
the
360,000 shares. 1
said
that
sales
on
Harman
$3,303,910
period
Aug.
on
months
and
share, based
to
for
360,000 shares outstanding for
455,000 shares outstanding in
preceding
To
equal
outstanding
profit," for' the
a
totaled
of
year,
and
1959.
Neiger
the six
this
J.
corresponding
$717,405
common
net
cents
L.
ago,
sales
1959,
1958.
baaed
88.3%
rose
14.
ended
with
Aug.
like
share
per
basis
the
year
pre¬
amounted
reported
of
June
ended
the
over
income
Earnings
on
in
months
97.1%
net earnings of
this Westbury, N. Y., manufacturer off
fidelity components hit record highs in the fiscal year
$fa3,117
Mr.
President,
Neiger,
earnings in
the
current
fiscal
running materially ahead of the
are
to
cents
split
Earnings Rise—
nine
and
high
1960
terms
and
of
the
$500,000 in
loan agreement, Hawaiian will repay $350,000
1961. Beginning in 1962 and for the remainder
the rato
reducetl
to othec
for addi¬
tional borrowings.
Hawaiian plans to replace and modernize its grountl
equipment and will use additional cash to relocate its present baso
repayment
of
the
of
$600,000
per
period, the company will repay the loan at
Mr. Cooke explained that the initial
year.
payments will enable the company to direct operating income
capital projects planned for the next two years without need
administrative
and
passenger
facilities to a site
now
190, p.
adjacent to the new lnter-islapa.
being constructed
terminal
Commission.—V.
by
the Hawaii Aeronautu
1070.
Heritage Corp. of New
York—Common Stock Offered
—Golkin, Bomback & Co., of New York City, on Sept. 24
publicly offered 100,000 shares of common stock (par
10 cents) at $3 per share.
This offering was oversub¬
scribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
vill be used for general corporate
purposes.
-
BUSINESS—This corporation, which
be
includ¬
number
Ilarman-Kardon, Inc.—Sales, Earnings at New Highs—-
a
Calishare¬
authorized
4,000,000
to
current
California.
30,
the
$9,762,371
via
Formfit
454,318
for
agreement
the
respectively,
It
The
shares
Genesco
of
Genesco
determining
were
their
stock
common
company,
shares, or approximately 84.9% of the common
Formfit, on the basis of 0.891% shares of the
between
-
stock
common
exchange
the
stock
common
a
■
Offer—The
18 is presently offering to
of
common
under
the
Sept.
the
ending June 30. 1959, Sidney Harman, President,
stock
announced
the
payment
Inc.—Exchange
prospectus dated
right
and
President,
for
a
and
the
of
..
payment
above
split
level.
for
mission
1959.
NOTE—The
Commissioner,
the
increased
share
;i
to
granting
a
256,330
share
voted
the
such
Nov.
year's
461,600
$0.40
outstanding
common
for
orders
$0.47
small
a
and
in
per
ferred
to
State
registration
$360,197
shares
parts
company's
to exceed
Co.
income
Net
17
company's
ends
415,187
earnings
"Earnings
2,200,000
$342,500,000,
for
sales
100,000
present
Organized in
♦Common
July 23,
the
of
$2,387,841
[_
____
firm
company's
auto
p.
Months
Net
200,000
^unoing the stock split, L.
the
765,384
income
&
200,000
F[ S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
Sept.
common
with
$4,846,064
income
on
on
1958
and
to
Government
has acquired the business
Specialty Products, Inc., it was
assisted
600,000
subject
will
the
the
This
6 Months Ended June 30—
Canadian
amounted
company
Handy
100,000
Wag-
proposed by the board becomes effective,
outstanding
increase to 1,128,952 from the
present 564,476.-
from
that
v
Frigidaire
to
to
orders
Sept. 17 announced
C., is now open and
N.
300,000
600,000
action
yalue-.
effective
p.
General, Transistor Corp.
ings Up—
Net
on
basis
will
p«r
and
1179.
the
Hamilton-Skotch
Co._
approximately $10,000,000 for fiscal
growing
acceptance of oui
product
dryer
gas
Manager.
addition,
five
General
of
introduction
the
188,
Co.—
Biddle
1,030,804
$0.84
of
year
year.—V.
800 000
_
&
&
Neal
1.150.00Q
1,841,601
2,200,000
on
the
on
Walter
Strauss
re-
—
Hirsch, President,
plants were
this
Hampden
s.
and
aircraft.
Based
sales
1179.
p.
for
core
150,000
j.
2,180,804
and
300|000
Stokes
taxes
Clinton
Co.—
&
Brothers
income
unfilled
the
of
variety
Steele,
Stern
$
107,532,602
for
equip-r
replacement markets.
Among the newer products the com¬
pany
has placed into production at its new Clinton plant are auto¬
motive
door
handles,
mirrors,
speedometer cables,
and
tail
lamps.
It's Detroit plant continues to
produce a wide variety of automotive
lighting equipment & accessories as well as stainless stpel honeycomb
1,250,000
&
Haines
1958
$
Hutz—
Co.
Subs.)—»
Hall Lamp Co.—Opens New Plant—
D.
Yiew
wide
ment
150,000
•
(&
3,826,601
1959,
from
overflow
1,000,000
■
the
Mr.
Corp.—Frigidaire in New Field—
division
with
announced
If
shares
1179.
p.
r
Corp.
1,985,000
Clinton,
Hau?y
a
Hughes
Bros.
goner
Corporation
shares
will
operations of
{i
•
directors
1959.
Three
949.
p.
'
;
company
at
William R. Staats & Co.
Co.,
holders,
the
Department
188,
taxes
amphibians
600,000
1,250,000
Hirshberg, Inc.
two-for-one
iornia
busi¬
pet
com¬
131,463,446
Federal
order
an
the
&
Stringfellow
Seasongood & Mayer
Shearson,
Hammill
&
Hanseatic
also
profits
expanding
our
established
was
brothers.
product
name,
brothers
with
forward
the
the
Glasspar Co.—Plans 2-for-l Stock Split—
manufactur¬
shipment.
overseas
containing
The
identified
Co.
Fazio,
seafood
fish loai
a
for
Boston, Mass.,
food product.
cat
in
1959
7.'.
•,
30,
(C. M.)
General
has acquired
company
earnings oi
July 31»
ended
share
155.
p.
names:
Inc.
—
Scott
250,000
—__
For
Crabmeat
James
produced
Agriculture
Foods,
said.
canned
a
step
Consumer
Inc.,
canned
a
planned
a
American
Salvatore
the
that
American. Crabmeat Co.,
Three
~
"The
Vice-President,
announced
30.—V.
Engineering
.
for
Albatross
$150,000
Co
&
ler
v/600,000
__i—__
Corp.
Norris &
their
Inc.
Salomon
1,250,000
Kormendi & Co., Inc.—
vious
Kouri,
on
April
Aircraft
Defore
June
plant
Copeland
Co.,
Riter
250,000
Co.
&
which
Co., Inc.—
end
year
income-
At
:
made
was
Inc
tensen,
.200.000
Inc.—__x
Hilsman
opposite
Raffensperger,
200,000
Inc.
■
Hirsch
State
Inc.
per
outstanding
Earnings per share
Peters, Writer & Chris-
150,000
-
Michigan Corp.
change
$9,707,000
months
cents
Shares
1179.
p.
and
150,000
stock
1959—6 Mos—1958
quarterly
thr<!e
20
negotiation-
severally
have
company the respective
Kendall,
&
Co.—_
Shareholders
General Merchandise
Net
which
receive
automatically
on
Period End. July 31—
.
to
$3,040,570
a
than
more
record
the
•
incident
below
the
Patterson,
500,000
Contract—,
receipt of
produce
AN/TCC-20,
centrals
messages and relay them
announced
to
for
with
other income
Provision
agents which
authorizes
an
and
Income
Formfit
expenses,
Sold—Mention
''
Co
&
Securities
The
1959
contract
reported
share,
compared
unchanged
fiscal
v
Sales
and
born
to
the
to
of
—V.
General Instrument Corp.—Receives
Army
20
Aug.
per
Six Months Ended
June 30—
and
by
supplied by Genesco.—V.
Corp.__
aluminum
powder is pressed at room temperature, then
that are higher than usual for ceramics.—V. 190,
on
cents
earnings
Earnings Up—
full
less
proceeds,
fractional
of
offer,
Goodbody & Co
'___
Gregory & Sons—
Hayden, Stone & Co.__
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
in
44
or
Grumman
number
a
aggregate
agents
the
of
of
$3,350,000
Co.——--LI.-
Bradford
First of
the
found
&
Leeds
Evans
The
temperatures
form
new
Co.
Strudwick.
Bear, Stearns &
1070.
p.
A
share
stockholders
the
fractional
to ^purchase
____________
Bartow
high-purity
"alumina."
&
Fitch,
Inc.
Barth
a
or
fired
Co.
GE's
sheet
of
Lucalox
when
it
is
laid
flat upon
a
piece of"
greater distances it appears translucent, resembling frosted
glass.
At least 90% of the light in the visible spectrum is transmitted
throhgh the new ceramic, Dr. Suits announced.
The basic
material of Lucalox is fine-grain,
oxide,
Anderson
geins
At
paper.
by
supplied
certificates
Nashville,
Tenn.,
any
rights
as
a
The
Allison-Williams ..eo-il-'V
-
impossible.
elimination
to
Such
such
agents
the
.
Barret,
approaching
the
feat
a
&
J.
normally
are
Stuart
ruby
ceramic,
ability
from
that
the
a
But
a
of
thereto.
by
determine
these
to
be
to
or
corporation
These
parable quarter last year and
brought earr ings for the last six months
to 85 cents per
share, according to George E. Gregory, President.
He
reported that sales of $1,983,293 in the
quarter ended July 31
approached
the
high
level
reported
in
the
previous
quarter
andl
represented an increase of 32% over the
comparable period last year.:
The backlog of
unshipped orders on July 31 was substantially
by
details follow:
First
of
pores,
considered
Because
composition
sale
to
Inc.
from
and
oxide.
superior
accompanied
issue of
Halsey,
be
added.
materials
previously
the
the
unique characteristics
microscopically
.
the
of
much
can
\v;.~~r.
■.
the
single-crystal
are
form
is
It
■/.,
calls
entitled
for
Formfit
distribute
sale
firftl, commitment
principal amounts of the
ability to withstand high temperatures without deforming, accord¬
to
that
Electric
oxide.
which
polycrystalline
in
General
as
and
use,
form
a
equal
issuable.
,
and
the
to
the
for
stock
otherwise
incident
our
made
material combines translu- v
resistance^ and ease of fabri¬
heat
J.',,'
_
'
.withstand
can
in
now
1959,
Nashville,
.UNDERWRITERS—Theunderwriters
,
ceramic
temperatures than
most
ceramics
pressed into any shape desired.^,, No other
Agents
common
shares
agents
ther
v
higher
1959.
Sept. 21 of the public offering and sale
of $18,000,000 5%%1-first
mortgage bonds due Sept. 1,
1989, at 101.437% and accrued interest through an under¬
writing. group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. Fur¬
Suits,'Vice-
Dr. Guy
12,
certificate
of
Georgia Power,Co.—Bonds
in
high strength characteristic
as
of
acceptance of
the
exchange
Formfit stockholder, will also be
history," said Dr. Suits, "a polycrystalline
that readily transmits light: has been made from powders.
In
addition to transmitting light, the. new. material
possesses, the extremely
,
in
such
Bank
to
.
"history-making"
as
been
Research.
Gregory Industries, Inc.—Reports Higher Earnings—
$136,974,
21,430
Electric Co.-—Announces; New, .Ceramic
-.'V
'V;>;.'.P\ • -
terial—
Oct.
on
transmittal
-deposit
National
shares'through [/brokers
in
.
business
of
will
Abeles
shares
provides
162
/
Jerome
full
stockholders
•'
' '•
35,766 '
1794.
p.
at
common
No stockholder of Formfit will. have
with .respect to any shares of Genesco
until such shares
issued'and delivered to him.
:
*
No'.fractional .shares or .cash in lieu thereof will be issued or
paid
by Genesco.
The company will instead issue to
Sigmund Kunstadter
expenses
15,840,786
Homesites
*-V.
>
48.213,801
28,388,366
____
equity__.
board
the
of
are
"
of
$0.64
106,413,119
per
assets
of
letter
American
fractional
$21,508,470
5,208,368
3,684,672
__
Stockholders'
/Unit
<
1958
1959
Genesco
holder
,
$45,444,957
-
OFFER—Any
stockholder
v:
Earnings—
and
30—
June
_
profit
Total
Corp.—Sales
the
to
The
close
Formfit
-First,
and'
General
'
.
addition
no
depository.^
the
con-
and
complete
190, p. 1070.
toward
appropriate
the
J. Stebler,
container
the
the
to
Genesco.,-
which
be
,
Formfit
of
prior
an
G-85
hitch
tiedown of all types of trailers.
Grace, Fruehauf President,\and William
v
EXCHANGE
desiring to accept the offer made hereby may do
delivering the certificate or certificates representing the shares
be exchanged at the office of Formfit, 400 S. Peoria
St., Chicago 7,
to
any
existing piggy-back
General American's piggy¬
to
s-
OF
by
so-
and
car
in
stock
on
on
cars* and
series
equipped
GATX,
piggy-back
new
carried
specifically
there-is
ACCEPTANCE
*
be
can
R-85
is
G-85
permits the
Both
container
the
ship;.
and
designed for use
was
series.
rail
road,
but
-
this, time.
conjunction^with General American Trans- ;
Sept. 18 announced development of the
designed and built to operate interchange¬
7
(1295)
New
York
mortgage,
in
Albany,
State
on
July
22,
1959,
was
organized under the .aws oi
intends to engage in a
brokerage, servicing and finance
N. Y., the company expects to
r.al estate
business. ,Wl"i
concent, ate its activities
8
(1296)
primarily
second
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Building
This
area.
market area in upstate New York.
the corporation is Fred W. Pollman,
of
finance
and
Albany-Troy-Schenectady
the
in
largest
President
35
for
and
Troy,
N.
the company,
of
Secretary
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
Y.
is
specialized for the past 25 years in real estate
stock
*24,8C0
which
sha-es
will
be
10
(par
reserved
are
issue
for
to certain
granted
Aaron
Outstanding
110.000 shs.
exercise
of
190,
to
the
of
the
cocktails
has
been
country.
The
number
a
the
by
stockholders
of
accrue
the
major producer of vodka and of
Smirnoff, its principal vodka, is
since
1939
the largest selling brand of vodka in this
company
also produces or imports and
distributes a
other
alcoholic
beverages.
addition,
In
the
with
the same
two
net
sales
months
DIVIDENDS—The
stock
the
in
every
board
Sept.
Jan.
4,
1960
and
to
and
annual
a
declared
stock
Ratio
stock
principal
and
The
of
fiscal
20
on
Dec.
1,
Aug.
27,
1959,
payable
on
share payable
1959.
The directors
per
15,
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
2,000,000 shs.
.
these
debentures
issued
were
be
consolidated
amount
an
net
58,681
in
shares
two
income
the
the
of the amount
the
for
company
prior
fund
due
payments
Jan.
Motion
for
stock
options granted,
such
terms
contracts,
below
the
subject
6s
Securities
other
the
between
underwriters
the
and
company
the
selling
severally
stockholders
selling
&
Co.,
Co.—10,000
Sachs
&
Co.__.__
Ripley
&
&
Co
—
&
&
William
Alex.
Co:_-.___
Blair
Brown
Dominick
Francis
__
&
I.
<fc
&
&
C.
E.
W.
Courts
—
5 500
Sons___—
5,500
__
5,500
Corp..
5,500
Co
5,500
Ira
______—__
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Shearson,
Shields
Hammill
&
&
Co._
_
Blair
Co._
&
5,500
Bros.
Van
&
Co.,
Weil,
4,000
3 000
Zilkha
R.
&
Co.
3 000
3^000
3^000
3 noo
Boyce______
3 000
3,000
Noel
&
3^000
Co.__
Dann
&
Williston
&
Beane—
3,000
Corp.
3 000
E.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._
Bingham, Walter & Hurrv
4,009
M.
Adams
&
Co.
i«.
!
1500
1,500
Inc.
1500
Grant-Brownell
Goodbody & Co.._________
Joseph,
4,000
Inc
4,000
Mead,
4,000
1,500
4,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Newburger, Loeb & Co
Penington, Colket & Co
4-°°0
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
1,500
4,000
Rodman &
4,000
I.
4,000
&
Co.,
.Fay
Hutton
&
Co.——.
Johnston, Lemon &
&
Co.,
Co
4,000
Inc._
_
wh6W1ATff
Inc-—'
J t_ •Milwaukee &Co..
Piper, Jaffray
—
Hopwood
ion&
190,
p.
&
Mellen
Co._
&
•
_
1500
After
17,124,919
14,255,958
5.1 to 1
6.1 to 1
Sept.
Service,
of
San
common
firm
6.1 to 1
outstanding,—V.
187,
1 500
M.
Miller
&
Co
1,500
12
announced
Calif.—Acquis.—
the
acquisition of Houston
Diego, Calif.
Purchase was for an undis¬
stock, according to Richard Woike, Board
will
be
now
operated
division
a
as
of
currently expanding its
military electronics.
and
taxes,
income
net
recorded
ferred
dividends,
pared
in
to
earnings
of
1958.
cents
from
in
work
Husky's
previous
company's oil
Per
share
compared
earnings,
with
after
ing
dition
1959
from
with
the
in
year
the
company's steel operations.
i 7
Gate City Steel companies, included in
and
the
$5,096,799
in
of
Simon
&
Co.
1,500
of
The
company
sales
on
earnings
of
of
$11,952,029
For
$892,301
the
$11,043,424
on
will
now
products
The
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
Idaho Maryland Mines
PnL "of goods
of L
Cost
H
notification
of
to
be
with
offered
to
at
the
($5.50
par
Prov.
1,228,396
2,965,702
646,951
2:3201855
501,039
1,228,000
947,000
$585,432
$396,529
$0.38
reflect
the
100%
six
as
1958.
will
new
Callf/'
consist
the
new
$0.74
distribution
solar
year
at
3
o'clock
1959
1958
plant.
Lab0rat.0ries Divisionprojects, reported an
for
a
June
with
completion
converters.
readout
said
of
outstanding
Volunteer
80%
or
Nil
the equiva¬
$5,751,000
in
all
of
construction
1.
Production
Sept.
Pilot
device,
production
also
will
of
begin
6
and
Space
backlog of approximately
$75,500,000,
per
income
tax
Without
have
,
balanced
mutual
such
on
sales
shares
of
of
totalled
headquartered
in
August,
$406,310
and
for
share
of
the
became
of
the
$666,800 lor
30.68
Porcelain
for, the
six
over
in August, 1958.
Sales for
amounted to $3,071,227 up 70%
period of last
The
continue
may
first
of
eight
the
Sales
75%
year.
■'■
over
months
$1,799,350
the
of
this
the
for
like
IEM
189,
stock
prices
sales.
all
an
Fund
time
closed
high.
viously.—V.
190,
August
This
with
a
total
plant
with
compares
of
$11,299,878
$8,488,186
to
in
twelve
but
net
0.8%
assets,
months
Data
Processing Division.
Data
357
Collection
System
provides
for
an
time
time
to
$25,000,000;
prior
and
to
are
to
the
until
persons
funds
—
be
Ft.
to
it
Sept.
Wayne, Ind., has applied
make borrowings from ten
30,
1960
Commission
Oct.
has
1959
2;
to
by the company to
the last six months
during
estimated
$12,000,000
and
in
and
issued
request
used
construction
at
in
$23,000,000
Inland-Magill Weinsheimer
amounts
an
the
p.
International Harvester Co.—Earnings Rise—
Ended
Months
'
Net
sales—total
July
31—
Profit
before
income
of
decided
the
new
to
retain
their
for Federal income
shares
per
taxes
54,600,000
—
The
new
outstanding
share
In
record
the
in
pay
1959
and
Force
third
of
quarter
56.3%
total
1959,
the
of
189,
Corp.,
quarter
service
privately
in
the
owned
stock,
formed
was
and
through
1960,
p.
706.
in
Buren
Street
Lincolnwood,
in
the
ranks
now
a
in
111.,
one
pledging of
leading printers
located
organization,
signals
Securities
Little
Sept.
&
by
and
Stock
Exchange
investment
Fund,
at
600
West
Inc.—Registers With
literally
at
Third
and
was
funds
Streets,
Ark., filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1959, covering 10,000,000 shares of common stock. The com¬
organized on July 20,
1959, under Maryland law as an
including
in
stock
those
of
prospectus
and
legal
lists
Lowell
Management
Corp.
also
administrative,
provide
will
life
E.
serve
Cruse
as
insurance
as
companies
President.
Corp.,
Paramus,
N.
The
J.
them
the
off
tropospheric
layer
the
the
of
beyond
up
1180.
p.
Casualty Co.—Registers With SEC—
at
Livingston Building,
501
111.,
Bloomington,
85,000
offering
and
price
and the
amendment,
terms
underwriting
offering
is
expected
to
are
supplied
be
the
during
latter
by
of
part
October.
The
its
conducts a general insurance business
(except life
has outstanding 140,000 shares of common stock.
company
insurance).
Net
It
now
proceeds of the sale of additional stock v/ill be used to increase
capital and surplus in relation to net premiums expected to be
to
written,
permit the company to write
volume
$650,000
business.
insurance.—V.
that
186,
larger
a
and
diversified
more
intends to contribute about
surplus to its subsidiary, Chicago
company
and
authorized
company
life
The
capital
enable
to
Co.,
insurance
than
of
additional
as
Insurance
company
to
write
all
to become
classes of
a
multiple
insurance
line
other
6.
p.
Development Corp.^—Registers
located
corporation,
-
17
at
East
With
SEC—
Street, New York, filed
22, 1959, covering
for public sale at
71st
registration statement with the SSC on Sept.
200,000 shares of common stock, to be offered
a
$27.50
share.
per
is
Organized
in
underwriting is involved.
The purchase
in cash or in State of Israel Independence
Bonds.
No
payable
the
1951,
company's
purpose
able for the economic development of Israel. It
industrial,
Israel
in
transportation
mineral,
alone
in
and
and
participation
is to make funds avail¬
does this by establishing
productive
other
with
price
Issue
others,
enterprises
investing
and by
in
existing industrial, mineral, transportation and other productive enter¬
priser- in Israel. The company owns no property. It is a closed-end,
non-diversified
investment company,
but reserves freedom to change
to a diversified investment company.
It now has outstanding 400,000
common
shares.
Net
proceeds of the additional stock sale will be
the
the
to
for
required
company's
from
use
management
Flofilm
Itek,
general
time
funds
time
to
and
for
will
such
be
available
as
purposes
as
corporate
determine.
may
Corp., Waltham, Mass.—Acquisition—
Corp.,
Division
189,
SEC
and
Investment
banks.
Fund
underwriter-distributor; and it will
supervisory and certain clerical services.
Conn.,
on
Sept.
Sept.
18
Exchange
28,
a
subsidiary,
S.
has
Leghorn,
acquired
President
the
manufactures
processors
and
and
markets
related supplies
line
a
of
and
of
equip¬
Stock Suspension Continued by
—
Exchange Commission—
the issuance of an order under the
suspending trading in the common stock of
York and Detroit Stock Exchanges and
announced
Act
the
on
over-the-counter
the
Y.,
Richard
1239.
p.
Jacobs Co.
company
N.
Inc.,
16.
readers,
cameras,
Securities and
to
Diebold.
Sept.
on
Norwalk,
ment.—V.
this
Rochester,
of
of
announced
microfilm
company and the purposes for which
generally to hold, invest and reinvest
securities,
particularly
in
growth
stocks,
reserve
Air
—
corporation's
Sept. 17 filed a registration statement with
the' SEC covering
shares of common stock (par $5), to be offered for public sale
an
underwriting group headed by White, Weld & Co., Inc. The
on
open-end diversified investment
it will
engage in business are
its
&
located
company,
Securities
Center
Rock,
22,
Electric
bouncing
Interstate Fire
This
The
Commission—
located
company,
Federal
this
The 'reflected
signals
may
be
picked
by special radio receiving apparatus.—V. 190,
Flofilm.
Chicago and
another
at
4545
Touhy Avenue
ultra-modern one story building completed
Bank
Corp.
to
contract
atmosphere.
horizon
(F. L.)
Insurance
$439,312
a
a
renewal, is for providing services and supplies required
complete operation ana maintenance of the Spain-to-Morocco
Tropospheric Scatter Communications System (Project Senorita) during
the fiscal
year
1960.
Tropospheric scatter transmission,
alsc called
over-the-horizon radio, is a method of transmitting microwave radio
an
1955.
awarded
the
Photostat
mutual
the
among
359.
p.
Telegraph
&
continuation
country.
Inland-Magill Weinsheimer has two plants,
Van
in
$428,-
to
contract,
for
selected.
name
amounted
sales
quarter of 1958.
this year was
$30,077,000,
of
Contract—
Development Issue
Chicago, Illinois—
narries
the
13,875,493
$1.81
third
over
third
Telephone
The1 Air Force has
aggregating
all
13,875,493
$4.12
——-—
29,343,000
dividends.
International
Itek
corporation
is
19,375,000
<
61,460,000
common
preferred
shares
giving inter¬
thereon.
The
part the costs of
,respectively.—V.
original
\:
48,718,000
2
•After
company.
Corp.
$
•
116,060,000
profit
added
Inland-Magill Weinsheimer
'•/'"•'v.f'.-
784,102,000
taxes
or
and Magill-Weinsheimer Co., two of Chicago's
who merged on Aug. 1 into Mastercraft Corp.,
houses
1958
1959
1,027,286,000
revenues
of
order
.
the Boeing Airplane Co.
Boeing has ordered sufficient units,
delivered when commercially available, to handle all production
at this site, where
the B-52 is manufactured.—V. 190,
1071.
SEC
Press, Inc.
printing
report-
of
of
from
hearing
a
of
to
banks
Merger—
Inland
network
a
the
on
on
Israel
&
company, located
order authorizing
p.
pre¬
Machigan Electric Co.
Borrowings Pro¬
posed to Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
1959.
would
1929.
months.—V.
requirements
This
Indiana
30,
taxes
be
to
872.
p.
Federal
the
June
after
production line through which workers feed in¬
work-in-progress to a manufacturing control center. ;
successfully field-tested its prototype 357 system at the Wichita
formation
net
"%%
reported
that despite the generally lower
share redemptions in that month amounted
August,
of
reduced
ended
income
net
fact-gathering system to give plant managers closer
factory operations was announced on Sept. 21 by the
over
stations
by
Fund
in
subse¬
electronic
The
ing
has
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
re¬
the first eight months
for
the
year
subsidiaries
subsidiary
six months
consolidated
the
Electrical
Wilson
wholly-owned
former
a
and
Co.
included.
not
earnings
benefit
1,266,797
$1.80
1,285,769
____t
Canadian
carry-forward
on
1.916,600
$2,120,200
the
stock
in
increase
an
$231,247
£534,300
outstanding
snares
743,000, an increase of
Net
income
for
the
1959.
sales
4,046,800
International Business Machines Corp.—New System—
An
control
before
or
common
Fund, Inc.—Reports Record
fund
$958
$56,998,100
1,507,400
—
fe'
common
this
been
public
Foundation
ports record
pany
under
1959
taxes
£$973,100
capital
loss
company
shares
tendered
are
of
more
so
This
The
If
the
of
more
stock
date.
Income
of
or
IRC
the
of
Subs.)—Earnings Down
(&
taxes
operations
•Earnings
extended
tendered, Ideal, at its discretion,
exchange offer.—V. 190, p. 1071.
its
26
approximately
engaged primarily in military
undelivered
80%
common
This
were
income
The
+
*54,494
Co.—Exchange Offer—The
unless
district
IRC
areas
service on CTS
York,
Philadelphia,
available
Equipment Co., I*c.
which
quent to June 30, 1958, are
$680,302
$0.03
(EST)
five
the
>
83,715
sbare_
p.m.
the
in
engineering
profit
Common
$0.56
on
on
747
previous.
Division
compared
energy
including
made
June 30, 1959 and
a
1i?9j.0(?0J s<*uare foot Plan*
scheduled
of
products,
"^11L705 ~ $831
$0.26
stock
len?n?i1/7°^2AfareS outstanding
outstanding
of 1,4/5,756 shares
a
14 473 911
1.625,077
_______
Cement
of
$55,324,400
lor
Net
Common
Corp.—Earnings Up—
Volunteer
1959—6 Mos—1958
17,039,782
and
by
firms
$
Portland
Cement Co., in the ratio of 3%
shares of the capital stock of Ideal Cement Co.
for each
share of the common stock of Volunteer
Portland Ce¬
ment Co. The exchange
period will
have
6,487,485
both
sales
..
SEC
1150.
p.
be
handled
of
that
means
sales
Nine
is
presently offering 675,000 shares of capital stock (par
$5)
in exchange for all but not less than
80% of the out¬
standing shares of the common stock (par $1) of the
1,500
Co
$8,613,449 $22,345,189 $18,573,513
lent
lr,TviS
186,
customer
capital.
_______
common
being
customers
compared with $10,098,000 last year.—V. 190,
Ideal
larger
«Snn0nf for the
*1*1® ..comPany's Semiconductor
months
15,000,000
—
per
•Loss.—V.
1,500
8,055,252
share
per
profit
the
6 Months Ended June 30—
':
$1,717,911
Earnings
Joseph Walker & Sons____
$10,912,712
M
sold
income
•Adjusted
Net
wholesale
a
For IRC, the move means the ad¬
variable resistors to the product line of
of
now
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co.
•Net
Provision
working
sales
The
1959—3 Mos.—1958
SS^i01561"' ex,P?nsesFederal
taxes__
earnings
Net
April between
became
locally in New
Chicago, Los Angeles and Syracuse.—V. 190, p. 1180.
IBM
oil
Sept. 15 filed a letter
covering 45,750 shares of common stock
per
share),
without
underwriting.
line
it
the
for
1958.
on
is
not to be
the two firms,
arrangement
last
Division
organization.
own
CTS
components
offices,
Hyde Finance Co., Boston, Mass.^—Files With SEC—
1 500
&
its
the
corporation's
gas
value
fiscal
made
one,
Distributor
district
com¬
operations showed improvement
over
production increasing to $5,190,177
Exploratory deductions for fiscal 1959
were
$735,720, compared to $978,719 in the previous
year.
Refinery
throughput increased in fiscal 1959, but net results from
refining and*
marketing operations did not change materially.—V.
189, p. 2785.
fiscal
This
market.
earlier
an
IRC
augmenting
1958.
earnings during
totaled $72,394
Supply Corp. have reached
whereby
IRC becomes
sales
repre¬
military variable resistor products
pre¬
shares outstanding,
outstanding
in
fiscal
shares
compared to
fiscal year.
the
$877,555,
was
and
products for resale to the jobber market.
new
agreement becomes effective immediately, with CTS gain¬
broader sales coverage through the services of IRC district offices
Earnings
3,231,110
on
decreased
the
of
30,
year
3,224,223
statement,
June
the
fiscal
on
fabricating; division
ended
for
18
were
34
cents
decline resulted
The
1 500
.
manufacturers
Profit before income
component
Telephone
agreement
industrial
The
the
white
and
1 500
Renshaw
CTS
with
the
electronic
1895.
p.
recently reorganized under a new management
largest manufacturer of film processing systems
equipment for the motion picture, and tele¬
world's
industrial
$1,396,601
Yarnall, Biddle
o72.
30—
in
14,255,958
net
sales
and
operating revenues of
this
company
$29,993,466 in fiscal 1959.
According to the annual
report
mailed to shareholders
Sept. 21, this was a new high and an increase
of
$588,804 over the previous year.
ested
'
Miller,
Hoffman Electronics
Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Un—
Period End. June
shortly
17,124,919
CTS
3 000
4,000
several
$1.00
Consolidated
The
4,000
initially
confused
totaled
& Co.,
4,000
4,000
Reid
Earnings
$1.00
shares
on
Diego
the
August
Inc.___
Net
$0.50
5.1 to 1
research
supervision,
in five major
marketing areas. Under the agreement, the field sales
organization of IRC will complement the CTS sales organization in
the
distribution
of
CTS
products
to
the
industrial
and
military
•The
'
3 000
4.000
&
3 000
Inc.
,
J.
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
—V.
is
advanced
3,000
Co
Common,
Co
4,000
Kalman
$1.49
$0.50
precision audio-film
vision industries.
It
is
3 000
Labouisse,
&
Alstyne,
Co.__.
&
$1.72
assets
and
3,000
_*___
Vie tor,
Fannestock & Co.——___
Hooker
$0:58
Chicago
marketing
for
wherein
$0.79
and
company
unique
sentative
equipment
company,
group,
been
3,000
Co., Inc._2_H
& Co.___
Bros.
4,000
Middlebrook, Inc.
3,000
&
Stein
4,000
Cooley & Co
Cruttenden, Podesta
Fulton
$5,585,701
unless
3',000
_
Underwood, Neuhaus
Inc.
Co
Eichler
&
&
Haupt
Co.Tne._——_
&
Coburn
San
3 000
,
5.500
_
Kateman
Co
Co.____
5,500
Co
&
&
&
Co
Friedrichs
5,50C
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
Bacon, Whipple & Co._:—
Barth
$6,443,792
expire Oct. 2, 1959,
by Ideal. No
extension, however, will be made beyond Dec. 1, 1959,
&
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Manley, Bennett & Co
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Saunders, Stiver & Co.___
5,500
_
&
Howard,
Langley & Co.——5,500
Moseley & Co._______
5,500
Webber, Jackson &
_
Clark
Hincks
Paine,
Curtis
Bradford
Hanrahan
C.
F. S.
$2,187,314
3,000
Kirkland
Noyes & Co.—__5,500
Hutton & Co
5,500
E.
W.
$2,958,383
3^000
.
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
5,500
Hemphill,
W.
4,000
4 000
Stetson
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine_m._^_i
Co.__
&
Equitable Securities
Hallgarten
J.
10,000
5,500
Dominick__
duPont
&
Co. _;
__
Co
Cohu
4,000
10,00o
Co
Co
4,000
4,000
Inc
10,000
Walker
Witter &
Co
Burge <fe Kraus
George D. B. Bonbright
Securities
Corp.
<fe
Gardner_____
Ball,
10,000
& Webster
Bache
Winslow,
10.000
Brothers
&
Singer, Deane & Seribner
Walston & Co., Inc..;
10,000
Loeb
&
4,000
Reeves
Reinholdt
-
—■
Hughes
inc.
Daniel
10,000
Co.,
Shares
Raffensperger,
&
Weeks_____ 10,000
Kiddor, Peabody & Co.____ 10,000
H.
941,000
manufacturing both color and black
photographic finishing machines for national distribution.
have
.
52,000
Union
Hornblower
Dean
6,526,701
1,713,000
127,000
Co.______
Dillon,
Harriman
Stone
8,156.792
101,000
on
3,750,972
Picture
The
which
or
to the conditions
the company and
between
one
the
and
underwriters,
from
and
Shares
Forgan
Kuhn.
on
amount
parent
1,
shares, respectively, of cpmmon stock of
company,
each underwriter agreeing
to purchase the percentage'
all such shares set opposite its name
below.
Lehman
2.283,314
753,000
6 Months Ended June 30—
the
named
and
agreed to purchase
"200,000 shares and
Inc.
3,711,383
Chairman.
The
Connecticut
the aggregate
the company
equal to 10%
of
sinking
reserved
purchase
underwriters
stockholders
Goldman,
$19,909,368
liabilities-
corporation
closed
granted.
Eastman
$22,288,036
Net
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
Glore,
$9,345,631
tax
investment
International Resistance Co.—New Sales Agreement—
This
a
$10,993,864
tax__
inc.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
Supervisory
services
will
include
facilities, and advisory services.
offices.
sales in
111,495,463 shs.
to
Co., the present holder thereof, in
$7,500,000.
The indenture between
fixed and contingent
aggregating $480,000
contained
this
1959—6 Mos.—1958
Houston Fearless Corp., Los Angeles,
year
Outstanding
£$6,019,000
1977—
$5)_
of
year
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
1959—3 Mos.—1958
inc._
current
•Based
common
exceeded 31,000.000.
rExcludes
G.
for
$G1;680
its
dividend,
cents
Insurance
the
Fed.
consolidated
EFFECT
-■Excludes
of
stock
of
record'
GIVING
1957,
amount
year
1960,
the
sales
$378,900,
Hanover Bank,
trustee,
pursuant to which the debentures
issued, requires sinking fund payments on each Jan. 1 of
$375,000,
indenture also requires the company on each Jan. 1 to
redeem
which
the
of
Authorized
(par
a
of
.
260.
p.
estimated
current
Net
without premium debentures in
may
net
to
on
The
were
by
2V.-.'h
a
dividend
.
January,
Mutual Life
other
income
of
to
dividends.
debentures due Jan.
*In
loss
net
a
1959,
income
policy of paying both regular quarterly cash dividends
.
*4®4
and
31,
net
has paid cash dividends
1917, except during 1933.
On
cash
a
CAPITALIZATION
Common
$9,469,552
Aug.
and
1958.
stockholders
also established
ended
$13,953,776
to
since
directors
(&
190,
sells
company
company
year
of
1959,
10,
months
two
of
of
approximately $25,200,000
delivery of $67,000,000
for
Husky Oil Co.—Earnings—
the
amounted
company
compared
J.
will
United States.
EARNINGS—During
the
Corp.
Houston\ Fearless,
is
company
the
in
with
call
1960.—V.
3,750,972 shs. outst'g
Dividends paid per sh.
Cash, & gov't securities-
variety of food products.
of
&
Federal
company.
BUSINESS—The
mixed
and
shares
127,000
Oil
before
This
proceeds from the sale of the 300,000 shares by
will be added to its general funds to be used to reduce
borrowings and augment working capital for use in fi¬
nancing additional inventories and accounts receivable and for the
general expansion of the company's business. No part of the proceeds
sale
sales
Estimated
the books closed.
company
the
of
Net earnings•Earnings per share
771.
short-term
from
schedules
end
options
p.
PROCEEDS—Net1
the
Honolulu
Net
Heublein, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Glore, For& Co. and associates on Sept. 22 publicly offered a
total of 427,000 shares of common stock (par $5) at a
price of $21 per share. Of the total, 300,000 shares are
being sold by the company and 127,000 shares by cer¬
tain selling stockholders.
This offering was oversub¬
and
compared
as
the
Period End. June 30—
Earns,
gan
scribed
30,
Contract
by
who has
FINANCING
firms.—V.
and
June
backlog
Keyser,
J.
attorney
an
the
upon
persons
of
as
Pioneer
law.
*400,000 shs.
cents)
banking
the
Authorized
Common
in
of
PRESENT
TO
the
earlier.
Vice-President
lormer
Association,
Savings
&
Loan
Vice-President
and
years,
is
area
active
.
New
market
1959—V.
190,
lor
p.
further
a
period
ten-day
Sept.
19.
1071.
Jocelyn-Varn Oil Co.—Completes Exploration Wells—
At
this
the
on
of
end
between
Sept.
Prom
the
had
company
drilled
first
six
completed
February
and
months
five
of
its
producing
August,
Stewart
discovery
wells,
current
oil
or
Varn,
operating
gas
wells
partner,
year,
of
12
reported
17,
four
completed
new
the
company's
estimated
Volume
Number
190
5885
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1297)
share
total
of
barrels.
this
The
oil
crude
net
fifth
totals
reserves
discovery,
the
of
one
approximately
largest
wells
gas
257,700
Lanolin Plus,
completed
will
net the company estimated total reserves of
cubic feet of natural
gas and 76,855 barrels
of distillate.
future
net
income
to
the
company's investors from
the
year,
Estimated
five com¬
wells
in
whom
the
it
three
of
ratio
operates
producing oil and
of investors
88
the
of
behalf
and
Joselyn-Varn has completed 27
years,
of
than
40%
the
1959
program
total
of
of
•Loss.
shares
to
end
next
attained
were
operating
capital
for
the
almost
of the first
expenditure of
less
with
entire
'"'t'
ported.'
during
it
year,
total
re¬
was
1,163,317
Kay Jewelry
The
to
$0.41
share,
a
net
over
ing fiscal: year.'
Net
sales
compared
the
net
earnings after taxes of $1,121,382, equal
fiscal year ended June 30, 1959, a 37%
the
-
$24,198,884
issued
report
$1.46
or
for
the
fiscal
i ■/•/;<
ended
year
June
the
for
preceding fiscal year,
stockholders on Sept. 16 by
to
30,
last
twice
six
months
those
of
of
the
190,
1958.—V.
D.
C.
A
p.
The
in
October,
1958
the
of
14-store
chain,
operating in Oklahoma and Texas,
earnings for the fiscal year ended June 30,
contributed
1959,
Mr.
substantially
Sept.
on
offered
22
totaling 25,000 shares of
at an offering price of $1
for
public
to
late
debentures
other
from
units
piiority
over
PROCEEDS—The
equipment
and
net
processing
color
about
15.
Oct.
New
York
The
the
daie
of
corporation
This
Mineola,
The
and
has
set
the
of
the
offices
direction
and
of
from
analyzer
for
of
at
R.
26
independently
throughout
owned
the
and
world
make
Key
Color
Studios
merchandising
Mr
laboratory
also
the
and
and
for
quality
color
Lane
has
been
sell
Godfrey
H.
A.
Lane
CAPITALIZATION
6%
GIVING
EFFECT
Common
debentures...
TO
PRESENT
stock
(10c
par)
i._-
Keystone Steel &
Wire
—V.
190,
Co.
(&
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
Net
sales
Profit
been
Federal
minority
for
Fed.
Minority interest
Net
income
interest
income
19,030,455
6,613,534
9,879,454
150,655
$3.19
Knox
SEC
covering
outstanding.—V.
187,
common
investment
banking
Net
proceeds
funds
to
be
long-term
to
the
sale
from
offering
of
the
of
200,000
additional
$2,000,000
a
institutional
bank
investor,
equipment
working
and
of
part
capital for
United States,
the
porate purposes.
The
will
the company's outstanding
balance of the proceeds will
southeastern
shares
shares,
loan
of
The
and
be
by
an
operates
000
glass
containers
applied
in
to
part
for
total¬
•'
proposed new plant
for general cor¬
a
to
chemicals,
beverages,
medicinal
after
from
tEarns.
1959—9 Mos.—1958
per
$9,757,332
$29,653,351
321,136
867.503
682.470
519,675
118,795
shr.—
com.
;
...
Earns,
Gain
from
on
26c
share.
per
190,
p.
of
for
Fed.
taxes
inc.—
on
estate..;
real
Federal
taxes
on
—
income
year,
for
tBased
Thornton
in
rate
Earnings
per
p.
on
plant
of
of
common
is
directors
orders
on
of
Crl,679,834
its
of
in
fiscal
the
the
$1,022,387
$0.77
$0.43
Preferred
Stock
Six Months Ended
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
July 31—
Profit
Prov.
before
for
income
Fed.
income
taxes
1958
$35,922,363
2,316,000
1,875,000
1,101,000
taxes
j
930,000
of the
profit
Common
shares
Earnings
per
•Giving
r~V.
190,
outstanding.
common
effect
p.
$1,215,000
....
to
shares
10%
1071.
slock
——._
*844,050 ''
767,966
$1.44
....
distribution
$945,000
made
on
May
on
100%.
305,849
122,000
$183,849
$0.35
shares
average
Immediate
Bank
of
Co.
payment
Trust
&
manufactures
interference
of
the
will
Co.,
be?
made
the
at
Indianapolis,
Ind.
for
Stores
the
filters.
of
name
G.
acquired
80%
an
Coupon
of
Little
Co.,
Mr.
coming
S.
the
Ives,
of
growth
the
was
has
Canadian
of
J.
companies
J.
Liitle
,
&
and
earnings
during
Aug.
on
12
Showed
report
fiscal
Marshall
estimates
engineering
financing
$83,155,473
by
of
last
for
reported
to
this
12
at year end.
These
Pasadena,
Industries
stock
There
completed
$2.50
share
a
involved
cash
a
for
will
recently
at
were
in
the
early
in
that
of
and
the
period:
by
sell
England,
all
the
total
1
be
be
obtain
190,
p,
product
year
milttary
is
with the inevitable
development
of
one
continued
plans
announced
sq.
ft,
advanced
in
the
programs,
growth
for
and
development of a
Angeles, Calif., area,
Los
electronic
Sept.
17
for
tractor
cost
the
at
regular
for
annual
this
Co.,
of
These
of
the
of
meeting
("Wall
ownership
over
plant
of
Standard
Motor
Co.
purpose.—V.
21,
Santa
189,
Rosa,
p.
.
operation
Motor
Co.,
an
of
Ltd.
agreement
to
million.
$48
some
5,000
persons
tractor producing
a
year.
a
to
pass
Massey-Ferguson through the sale to Masseyof its 50% interest in Societe Standard Hotch-
by Standard
Massey-Fetguson
which
Street Journal.")—V.
already
p.
157.
190,
has
50%
a
share
interest.
McLouth Steel Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Increased—
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
sales
Net
Profit
Fed.
71,085.908
__
before
taxes
inc.
taxes
inc.
$
35,272,158
(est.)
12,420,105
Divs.
paid
$
64,497,129
1,516,837
6,675,000
10,990,000
Cr800,000
1,862,800
10,657,133
2,316,837
247,926
416,537
5,497,179
pfd.
on
185,000
5,745,105
on
1,446,263
10,160,531
$3.19
income
Net
$
128,888,657
2,047,800
21,647,133
$0.84
$5.90
stk.
496,602
Bal.
reinvested
833,073
business
——
per
•Based
the
in
share
com.
shares
1,722,077
on
McQuay Inc.
(&
outstanding.—V.
now
before
for
Net
1959
income
income
taxes
1958
$8,429,165
$7,530,993!
723,677
-
Profit
532,699[
—
taxes———.—.—r.
394,800
Preferred
dividends
paid—
*—
•After
3,608
7,411
364.724
..—
248,19T
$0.90
share
common
$0.89
dividend.—V.
preferred
$261,896
—
Common shares outstanding——
per
270,800
$328,877
—
profit
Earnings
$0.86
1131.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
6 Months Ended June 30—
sales
189,
1,483,764
189,
p.
2352.
for
2677.
—
($100 per share). This is the
original offering of 2,000 shares
com¬
for
the
$2,557,240,
This
1959
Calif.—
was
and
approved
Motor employs
feet of floor space with
Period End. June 30—
common
Nov.
No
Co.,
1181.
Standard
units
100,000
plants
in
new
Offered
This company on Sept. 2
1,275 shares of $7.20 preferred cumula¬
an
close
plant
Mead Johnson &
split
1
shares
capital.
Products
annually.
systems.
2
100,000
Electron
agreement also provides that Massey-Ferguson acquires all of
tractor-producing company which operates two facilities in France.
capacity of the two French plants is 25,000 tractor unlt3
Sales
a
and
man¬
Electron
Combined
of
voted
Uxe
to
The
a
developments reaching
and
in
altered
additional
of
ex¬
operations.
production
change
no
offering of
an
to
took
Standard
of
million square
one
capacity
Inc.r
$145,000,000.
industrial
marketing
Industries."
were
running, at
were
the
tractor interests and assets to Massey-Ferguson.
will pay a net $32 million in cash plus $7,500,000
the Standard tractor works in England and France.
of
Coventry
Prov.
sales
increased
existing
inventory
Net
end
year
be
Ltd.—Acquires Tractor Plant—
Sept.
on
stockholders
The
B.
Corp.
important
coming
Airtron,
Co.,
than
more
profitable
will
purchase
transaction.—V.
corporation
in over
last
-turnings
year,
which
after
dividend following year end, amounted
Facsimile
will
capabilities
necessary
Calif.
and
months
earnings
of
In
addition, cost to the Toronto-based implement maker includes
its holdings of 7,757,938 ordinary shares, or about 24%
of the issued
capital of Standard Motor Co., valued in excess of $8,300,000. This
approxi¬
year,
the
a
manufac¬
1959,
Charles
sales
of
rate
that resulted in Marshall
occupies
13,000
square
feet
of
the division, but the name
Division, Marshall Industries.
Massey-Ferguson
Ives.—
year
Co.,
is
three
of
Manufacturing
sales
mex-ger
Products
Coventry,
for
of
and
Harrison
capaci¬
Industries
merger
Marshall
Electric
current
a
of
was
makes
all
stock
said
the
year.
and
products
and
shares
The
the
interest
Service,
amount
&
miniaturized
Marshall
through
commercial
common
which
the
had.net
Calif.—Expands
precision,
noise
formed
generic
and the
Products
space' in
stock
corpora¬
$78,894,189
and
company
$85,579,134,
the
of
company's same preferred stock which
on
July 28, 1959.
PROCEEDS—The
the
contracts
net
and
proceeds
make
loans
will
be
used
pursuant
to
to
purchase
the
general
profit
dividends,
stock,
D.
this
highlights
American
the
share,"
May
Hospital
contribution
he
to
theretofore
sale
15
stated,
to
$1.25
Supply
invested
of
in
per
the
$32,868,334,
After
financial
provision
increase
report
for
of outstanding
period last year.
share
same
Evanston,
of
of
an
1958.
interim
noted in his
the company's
Corp.
in
the
of
is being mailed to stockholders
$1.58
for
profit
"and,
in
Earnings Increased—
were
half
$2,882,545.
President,
current
1959
first
which
was
equal
with
Johnson,
of
the
reported
30,
taxes
was
compared
Mead
is
June
after
months
over
mark
sales
new
Co.—Sales and
six
8.4%,
period ending
Net
p.
first
or
for
now.
preferred
common
of the period's
Parenteral Division to
recap
111.
"This
resulted
in
a
approximately 26
tents pe» common
released $1,500,000 of capital
receivable
and
inventory.—V.
189,.
addition,
accounts
2677.
Medusa
BUSINESS—The
Licensed
1959.
Division
of
A
Cement
Co.—Secondary
Offering—
secondary offering of 17,000 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on Sept. 17 by Bache & Co. at $28.75
company
Personal
is
presently engaged
in
the business
of
a
Property
Broker
under
the
supervision
of
the
State of California.
It acquired all of the
assets of Lumoermans Acceptance Co., a general partnership composed
of
Portland
conditional
business
company.
$1.23
11,
$17,242,996
727,449
menced
sales
Net
$22,243,044
290,000
National
annually.
Marshall
shares
corpora¬
share
stated
remaining amount of
1959
$38,716,694
-
Sales
:
1958
_'
Massey-Ferguson
totaled
Lerner
and
J.
$3,702,203
Acceptance
publicly offered
Bryant, Inc.
at
bearing
and
Products
year,
1,216,700
year,
year
undisclosed
the
the increase of authorized shares
on
fiscal
1959
(based
Products
first
office
1,110,000
1181.
1961
in
agement
$856,302
the
last
1959,
J.
and
made
vote
fot
'
representatives,
Wahlgren
Physics Laboratories,
Inc.
50%
the
will
promising
was
the
increase
$0.73
share
Electron
nological
perience
for
.
Stockholders
2,132,387
further
a
Sales are divided about equally between
applications.
"This acquisition,"
Mr. Marshall stated, "is the second step in a
program of diversification in which we bring to businesses with tech¬
com¬
Stock Split—
on
for
Electro
The
President
director
and
stock
750,000
of
out¬
during
1071.
radio
military
of
tive series A shares at par
Lane
by
the
oi
test
566.
half
sales
has
an
of
over
per
recently
of
earnings
$12,787
income
established
$1,000,000
plant
one
and
additional
with increasing frequency,
the
Plans 2-for-l
stock.
stock
turers
and
an
stated.
company
complex
The
$1,825,657
share
31,
outstanding
numerous
our
for
he
manufacture
June 30,'58
1,190,823
and
The
particularly
p.
on
fiscal
announced
the
excess
'
190,
In
$2,000,000
and
income
Lane,
preliminary
commercial
new
stock
common
of
prospects
823.
p.
Fletcher
Electron
credit of $432,000, equiva¬
1,200,000 shares.
Net earnings
ov%r
8.57c
sales
Times
also
in
loss
$437,449
1,
recently
Sergeant,
publish encyclopaedias and general
super-markets.
The Canadian concerns
50%
the
and
reported
taxes__.
on
p.
Aug.
tors,
year
tax
a
M.
July
were
acquisitions
Corp.;
amounted
200,000 shares of
operating
an
improvement
185,
per
•Earns,
outlook
the
the
1,045,000
earnings
—V.
of
both
2,72 %
a
absorbing
to
$57,796,
ings
projects
approximately $6,000,000 for Federal and foreign
earnings equalled approximately $3.24 per share
than
to
President,
an
1958.
Lumbermans
Net
one
of
assembly,
and
first
on
president
as
over
of
for
The purchase by this corporation of the entire
assets, lease hold¬
and inventory of the Electron Products Co., a division of Preco,
Inc., for approximately $400,000 was announced on Sept. 22 by Gordon
S. Marshall,
President.
sales
quarter
launched
new
feet
period
current
involved
The
marketable stage
$67,589,135 $64,048,989
'
before
the
officer
up
sales
after
Marshall Industries, Inc., San Marino,
Interests—
amounted
first
Nike-Zeus,
well
a
190,
net
Premiumwares
31,
year
$2,520,148
income
Ferguson
increase
expansion,"
52.
July 2,'59
_
opers.
sales
Provision
of
1959.—V.
30,
Ended—
Months
Sales
income
June
with
number
is
share
after
President
continue
the
expansion
Kress & Co.—Sales and Earnings Increased—
(S. H.)
Six
of
as
reported
earnings
as
expected
the
Harold
in
sale
July
charges
the
over
1959
Electronic
*$1.32
$1.67
extraordinary
outstanding
sales
net
commented.
square
concern
in
$3,689,691
fiscal
_
American
efficiency
that
President.
three
The
•Excluding
stool:
to
Industries, Inc., Beverly Hills, Calif.—Earnings
annual
the
$26,571,250
414,976
taxes..
outstding.
shs.
and
The
1,796,214 shares
"With
sales
profit
Captial
Liechti,
190,
due
1959.
$2.06.
an
1959—3 Mos.—1953
$11,251,761
Net
profit
$67,900,000
such
Lear
same
share
ended
an
che
on
of
increase
for
,
transaction
greater
Westrex
items,
is
the
Maplehurst Farms, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
Although the greater portion of the company's growth in both sales
and
profits, according to Mr. Thornton's report, came from internal
developments, including numerous products lor commercial and indus¬
trial applications, additional contributions to sales and
profits resulted
,
in
additionally
The corporation has called for redemption on Oct.
1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $17,000 of its first mortgage 514% bonds
share
the 2,368,156
on
improved
the
occupying
companies
advances
adjustment
and
Earnings Up—
Net
cents
44
activity,
fabrication,
publishing
provision
the
Mr.
Period Ended June 30—
P.
the
July
for
compared
taxes
kiss,
for
577'
provide
cosmetics.
and
toiletries
a
and
Lear
that
Mr.
be
the
of
by
Drimmer,
year
After
nine
food,
for
William
ago,
share
a
sales
outstanding)
ago.
become
62%
taxes
manufacturing plants located in Penn¬
sylvania, Mississippi, Texas, Indiana, Connecticut and Maryland.
The
Maryland plant was added as a result of the acquisition in July, 1959,
of The Buck Glass Co. of Baltimore.
Knox produces a wide variety
of
missiles,
1959,
increase
York
29c
before
—V.
earnings of approximately $6,000,000, including about $1,000,special income credits from
an
earlier
beneficial
purchase,
fiscal
of
together with
a
$6,000,003
used
to
companies
common
per
half
$125,000,000
of
a
and
secured
a
on
after-tax
or
indebtedness,
he
the
of
mately
property
be
may
46%
a
Earnings
costs
and
sales
provision of $342,000 for taxes.
a
months
ended
the
V.,
company
79%
1071.
p.
which
with
of
company
Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
record
was
non-recurring
I960.—V.
Net
Higher—
to
growing
a
reported
$86,407,
Publishers,
also
190,
personal
they
Thi
in
$2,924,325,
The
Thornton,
statement
offering will be underwritten
headed by Smith. Barney & Co.
the
an
all
$7,900,000.
machinery,
in
from
registration
a
The
group
from
of
repayment
ing
public
stork.
received
loan
filed
line
Little & Ives Co., Inc.—Expands in Canada—
2842.
p.
year.
Income
pre¬
$4.52
currently
23
proposed
a
company's
-
Sept.
on
the
for
compared
$42,000,000,
For
report
an
12
would
would
Glass, Inc.-—Registers With SEC—
company
of
year
Harold
Verner
674,906
$8,476,095
$4.84
cash.
other
Mangel Stores Corp. (& Subsr)=-Earnings Higher—
12.
and
above
are
now
9
31,
cents
first
the
Leland
are
Marked
This
10%
may
per
31.
13
ended
Litton
shares
share,
concluded.—V.
Sept.
July
loss
of
books
Toronto.
$5,984,595
J.
year
Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
cents
Canadian
reference
successor.
26 Weeks Ended Aug. 1—
$29,328,000
of
business
of
on
exceed
Lear
on
after
New
three
in
12,748,784
share..
1,875,000
ratio
$21,353,000
per
indicate
period
Mr.
July
a
of
(J. J.)
1957
and
corporation.
a
773.
p.
reported
preceding
the
sales
man¬
or $2.30
per common share.
Earnings for the
31, 1958 amounted to $1,843,908, equivalent to
$1.43 per common share.
Share earnings are based on the number of
shares outstanding at the close of each period.—V. 190,
p. 261.
V.
on
rate
potential,"
1959
this
was
months
This
1958
497,807
common
of
the
to
the
earnings
50,000 shs.
10,092,718
'_
R.
abbreviated
made
rose
share
a
sales
m
for
65
are
period
same
Co.,
year.
run-of-
outstanding at June 30,
the
172,800
net
for
For
19,665,899
:
in
contains
at
This
tion.
taxes
...
"an
year
a
Aug.
on
stock
facilities
loss
year
190,
This
as
a
priority missiles.
Stores
a
a
Sales
112,488,243
taxes..
other
production
equal
It
to
according
12
$9,075,374
per
•Basea
to
this
Outstanding
97,706,805
profit
•Earnings
had
lent
120,071,295
before
and
Prov.
for
1959
$1,124,000,
gain
Division, is
corporation
months ended
Subs.)—Earnings Rise
1959
30,
period
modern
half
tion
$244,500
50,000 shs.
the
with
totaled
Pershing
Rapids.
most
outstanding
973.
p.
of
truck-
any
than
compared
and
cents
long-term
Instrument
equivalent
FINANCING
$250,000
:
and
good
during
six
by
$5,000,
1959.
preceding
in
commented.
28
high
This
.
loans,
Acceptance
earlier.
already received
Quail,
last
a
accounts,
electric
ago
announced
off
announced
Jan. 1, and more than
Included
in
the
backlog
with
30,
Electron
with
Authorized
5-year
entire
these
of
than
ingenuity
June
iike
at
Lerner
and
has
June
Net
common
rising
to
products,
an
prints.
unique
that
of
quarter
delivery
director
a
associated
larger
scheduled
were
year
Lear's
equal
mercial
of Key Color Studios, Inc.
Mr.
Kodak, Ltd. in England for 33 years
as
Sales Manager of the Medical and Scientific Division. He is now
Sales Representative of Eastman Kodak stores in the
United
States.
*
Board,
Profits
in
up
Grand
of
March
1, 1959.
partnership, ceased
as
Co.,
its
its
as
secured
of
Store Fixtures,
standing,
portrait
and
D
equivalent
precision electronics and electro-mechanical equipment, Mr. Lear stated.
Shipments covered by firm orders presently scheduled for delivery in
Ave.,
concept for producing
photographic services.
announced
Vice-President
world
and
new
a
photographs
Sanderson
named
is
in
handle
years
with $630,000, equal to 27 cents
second
of
th-2
advertised, brand name, full cclor photograph. The color
negatives and prints will be processed in the Key Color laboratories
in
Mineola.
The
laboratory will be the most modern electronically
color
machines
development
"smaller"
four
has
ended
substantial
The
internationall
automated
announced
less
no
$38,576,000
Lear
at
Sanderson,
operated
to
the
to
the
world's
from
Y.
studios
of
1958.
"Contracts
Hazeltine
Windsor
log-handling
Even
now
the
over
Mr.
Green
corporation.
The
Mmeola, N. Y.
Kenneth
bite.
months
from
$728,000,
or
Avenue,
laboratory
17
developed
earnings
connected
of
Lumbermans
loans
excess
property.—V.
during
$71,-
State
years
six
increase
900,000
in
corporation
ended
the
sales of $17,233,000 and earnings of $396,000,
equal to 16 cents a share.
Backlog at June 30 totaled $74,393,000, 3%
higher than the
throughout
three
the
to
Windsor
26
at
its
N.
licenses
company
commercial
laws
license
color-film
possessions
equipment
office
under
up
exclusive
an
and
ihis
of
Island,
the
tnan
973.
p.
a
the
to
payments for
in
the
business
its operations on
engage
The
$8,000,000,
and, larger
large they could
so
operations,
area
electronic
its
maintains its
Long
to
real
in
are
outstanding
earlier.
plans to start
formed under
territories
delivery
to complete
was
obtained
use
its
bring
have no
Gagliardi
all
corporation
make
Federal
190,
2,534,394 shares
resulted
In
will
and
Sept.
reflect
to
sales
in
of
Pointing
debentures
largest
the
single
Stakers
the
compares
The
1959.
1,
has
to
corporation,
President,
and
company
May
States,
The
to
substantial
LeTourneau
said
amounted
half
shares
capital.
intends
portraits,
The
on
Corp.
United
working
company
corporation
Research
the
This
involved.
was
1964.
15,
proceeds will be used
provide
BUSINESS—The
of
Sept.
for
Chairman
the
on
per
15, 1959 and are not convertible
other corporate obligations.
above
were
possible.
new
increase
Sales
common
No underwriting
mature
Sept.
year
Lear, Inc.—Sales Up 32%—Earnings 79%
32%
to
J.
Acceptance
and
granting
che
to
loans
M &
360.
grew
a
L.
September.—V.
for
The
interest
by
of $957,697, scheduled
months
were
considerably
attempted.
R.
is
the
Earnings
stock (par 10 cents)
share and 500, 5-year 6%
debentures in the face amount of $450, totaling $225,000.
Each unit will be sold for $500 and the entire offering
will be $250,000.
of
Earnings
,
cor¬
500
six
loads,
ever
which
of
initial
sale
had
whoppers
First
Lear,
Key Color Studios, Inc.—Securities Offered—The
fiscal
the
first
LeTourneau
stated.
Nine new Kay stores have been opened in growth areas since
July 1,
1953, with an additional four stores to be opened and in operation by
December,^ 1959.
Negotiations for further expansion are currently
underway, Mr. Kaufmann said.—V. 189, p. 1240.
poration
30-ton
version"
Jewelry
Kaufmann
authorized
field.
with
which
Vice President
Kauf-
Shoshone
that
reawood
ufacturer
vious
acquisition
in
"Log Stackers"
of
the-mill
■
to
President.
mann.
midget
Earlier
1959,
according
*$0.77
involving the purchase of patents, trademarks, etc.,
$1,363,765, or $1,18 a share.
Edell,
President,
pointed
cut
to
stockholders
that
sales
elephants,
Anthony
transferred
license
a
case
successfully pioneering
world, this corporation on
loads
share for the preced-
a
;*5i'. >•.('■
.'.-'/v..
.
$24,364,643,
were
with
annual
for
earnings of $815,732,
and
Lumbermans
completely
year,
the
relative
date
were
of
(R. G.) LeTourneau, Inc.—Develops Midget Machine—
Stores, Inc.—Earnings Up 37%—
corporation showed
$2.01
increase
'
1,163,317
sales.
After
the
Allison
license of the partnership was cancelled
by the Commissioner
Corporations of the State of California as a condition to the
to
for
T.
this
business
The
*900,378
share.
per
7,628,638
•.
§479,388
oustanding
tRecord
amounted
success
a
taxes
§Profits before the annual amortization charge
for
producing
or
after
income
Morton
3 »/2
past
exploratory wells drilled during the period,
nearly 40%.
Successful exploratory operations
half
Net
development
72
of
Number
gas
group
exploration
diversified
income
of
assets
$
tl2,297,013
Net
Ian
As
1958
$
Sales
>'
the
During
in
states,
annual
manages
programs."
wells
currently
company
*
.
producing wells will be in excess of $1,518,000, the report said.
Jocelyn-Varn, one of the nation's leading independent oil, opera¬
ting and management organizations, presently is conducting explor¬
atory drilling prospects on nine properties in Texas, Oklahoma and
The
of
1959
doing
1
■
pleted
Kansas.
Inc.—Reports Profit—
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
billion
6.4
9
Corporations,
per
share,
with
This offering has
a
dealer's concession of $1 per share.
been completed, all of the said shares
having been sold.—V. 184, p. 428.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
inc.
before
Profit
taxes
Gas
$
$
profit
25,902,000 -24.368,000*
13,768,000
12,170,000
"157847,000
ended
months
June
the earnings
1959,
30,
Gas
Other
Inc.
wf
Net
$3,009,379
' $5,298,724
-681 421
1.453.837
in
>
189.
$2,734,045
.
share..
per
10,436,094
20,897,617
$1.06 *
$1.76
Frederick
"""
111
■■
C.
Co., Inc.—Quarterly
McKee,
President,
said
17
Aug.
on
Sales Up— //
(subject
profit
adjustments)
•Not
including
«emi-annual
relating
to
tThe
for
earnings for the
of a year-end
$130,302 resulting from the
the company's bonds and
of
credit
pensate
to
16,
{The
1958.
charges
shown
profit
to
construction
and
loss
account.—V.
the
deducting
after
189,
periods
respective
the
for
above
effective
.
portion
the net
chargeable to
,
;•>,
v
Angeles-Seattle
about
—
Estimated
inc.
before
inc.
The
Estimated
♦Loss.
tThis
1958.—V.
2,983,200
*150,600
431,300
914,900
Cr246.00o
$2,068,300
t$1.40
190,
with
compares
$2.81
$0.13
the
for
cents
seven
period
same
stock
—V.
this
of
net
about
President
Jones,
formed
demand
for
new
185,
parent
Coat
company.
because
company
Red
our
explained.—V.
the
of
this
amount
yedr,
Brand
will
asked
be
the
at
of
sales
shares
114.
43,000
186, p.
of
before
for
income
Fed.
taxes
stock
"
-
738.793.162
at
j
Net
Abrasives,"
g
the
Bell
Telephone
Period End. July 31—
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Operating
Ped.
23,139,872
170,193,178
15,579,621
111,817,394
2,841,872
21,646,127
17,395,039
1,664,952
1,523,867
12,206,906
10,395,484
3,683,652
3,194,512
24.522,751
20,320,542
taxes..
operating income
after
charges
-V.
190,
3,157,203
Middle
Service
Four
former
Service
Insurance
1949
Trust
order
certain
to
The
has
This
shares
department
the
petitioned
of
Safety
heads
other
at
to
of
the
giving
the
employees
of
to
or
disposition
transactions
cost.
by
order
by
modification
Stock
to
for
who
the
such
did
who
Transfer,
Bureau
its
of
various
and
182,
in
will
Fund.
entire
of
Power
&
Light
such
to
and
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses
$26,378,528
21,773.663
20,653,044
and
475,000
Net
operating
income
v
—
"...
income
Interest,
shares
class
Stuped,
B
of
class
stock
(net)
and
son
class
B
Elnar.
.
'
„
190,
'
—
'
'
'
'
' •
$6,607,032
1,736,537
income
Dividends'
$4,579,484
applicable
to
preferred
stocks.
Mr.
Cole,
Inc.,
will
shares
\vho
owned
The
offered
by
75,000
outstanding
Cole
listed
and
as
a
shares
50.000
by
director
of
of, class
580,000
580,009
$4,240,445
also
and
on
V.
Morris.
Corp.
.
'Este
statement
6%
100,000
Sept.
190,
of
14.
filed
the
SEC
on
for
Earnings
—V.
189,
share
per
stock
common
p.
stock
commcn
(on
shares
1,716,094
outstanding)
of
$2.33
....
Nino
$2.47
Months
Earnings
12 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
Operating
revenues
"12,
July
1959
Federal
taxes
Freefhan
M.. M.
taxes^
}14
&
operating
lease
for
25,753,372
.
v
Net
r
■
•
$3,186,280
$6,580,735
128,000
-
128,000
....
$6,773,521
94,711
$6,801,503
$6,547,446
income
income
——
Steel
-
income
Interest,
etc.,
—
deductions
income
Net
Dividends
190,
-
p.
The
($25
H.
Creston
&
&
464,411
(&
$4,309,879
before
for
46,007,018
12,427,762
23.050.000
5.900.000
40,300,000
Corp,,
Montesano,
—V
190
6,527,762
39,461.108
$3'°6
$°'88
$5'26
^ 773"
corporation on Sept. 16 filed a letter of notification with
7,966 shares of common stock to be offered at
sharei. without underwriting.
covering
""
real property
->'•
-
...
I
nnn
000
438.730,125 231 288 194
79,761 108
19'759'l88
the
holoers
on
the
A
of
capital stock.
record
basis
group
fering,
24
and
filed
a
of
headed
wjiiQh
Proceeds
Oct.
one
is
from
by
The
sale
First
to
registration/statement
of
Boston
expire
the
on
new
Corp.
Nov.
will
16,
capital
with
200.000
400.000
of¬
1959
will
provide
1___
250,000
"V'Stifei,
—
Stokes &
Hau.pt & Co. —600.000
H.
Hilsman & Co..
Stroud
&
1—
1,000.000
Van
Lane.
&
&
Geruldsen
&
C.
C.
White
N.
190.
1182.
p.
regstration
withdrawn
on
Sept.
14.
with
outstanding
of
also
See
York, Chicago &
income
Gross
U.
income
S.
Other
Net
Net
ry.
ry.
the
Co.,
100,000
200,000
V.
the
SEC
capital
190,
p.
on
stock
July
30,
(par
$1)
1959
was
567.
St. Louis RR.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos. —1958
$
$
10.569,785
101,373,561
879,645
82,000
taxes
12,123,983
841,000
6,451,000
750,000
tax accruals—
967,480
832,910
7,359,072
.909,434
income-
756,112
1,441,530
11,335,031
964,630
316.017
1,040,153
7,991,207
670,936
$0.08
$0.25
$1.92
$1.14
oper.
income
-
share
1182 and 975.
Earnings
per
p.
190.
200,000
&
—
Ltd.—Statement Withdrawn
filed
statement
shares
200,000
1,700,000
& Co
Williams
T.
750,000
Co
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
New West Amulet Mines,
The
covering
Inc.;
Co.
&
Inc.
—V.
700,000
&
250,000
Weeden
350,000
Inc.—
Co.,
300,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
V/ertheim
&
200,000
Kormendi
150,000
600,000
Corp.—
Co
&
Co.
150,000
Co._-__
150,000
750,000
—
American
Wallace,
200,000
MacArthur
150,000
Co.—
Co.,-Inc
Co.
Swiss
250.000
;
Johnson.
Space Corp
John B. Joyce
Co—
Thomas
of
Corp.
Hi
Sweney Cartwright &
100,000
—:
Co.—
—V.
the
150,000
150,000
Agee
Walter
&
250,000
& Leach
Nicolaus
&
Co..
Sterne,
.
&
Stix
Co
&
1,000,000
Co.
600,000
Inc.
Co.
&
Co.__
&
Co.__
Brothers
$
the
&
Staats
R.
Steele. Haines & Co.—
150,000
New
sale of 200.-
underwrite
stock
150,000
Stern
Anderson
&
Smithers
S.
William
Period End. Aug. 31—
company proffoses to offer its stock1959 rights to subscribe lor the new
stock
share for each three shares of stock
then held.
expected
the
$1'39
16,
new
500,000
1,700,000
300,000
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
Norfolk
(Pittsburgh, Pa)
The
Co.
1,400,000
300.000
The
Exchange Commission—
5 an^ Ex9fia,nge Commission covering a^proposed
of
shares
par
and develop¬
Sept.
comP®ay
&
Mayer_
Co—L__
F:
Hobbs
Inc.
10,329,188
National Union Fire Insurance Co.
Wash.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
to' purchase
J.
9*.430^000
22,957.018
T
&
Shields ,&
Co..
Co.
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
$
$
taxes
inc.
&
Funk,
Ellis
Kenower,
117.799,412
Registers With Securities
Development
.."(}> P
.ijjOO.1
taxes
inc.
Fed.
«,w
Subs.)—Earnings Rise
1959—3 M!os.—1958
Rothschild
Singer, Deane & Scribner
150,000
'400.000
Co—_—1—1.
Hirsch
$1,385,854
S4.07-
241.070.420
revenues.
pJ?±Pr°m
1182.
proceeds are to be used
of said property.-.
Prov.
oper.
$4,774,290
$4,912,632
—
Ira
1,773,156
$5,377,043
464,411
,
per
The
ment
With
—
1,424,460
t
applicable to pteferrfcl stocks
Montesano
Files
(net)
—
Balance
—V.
SEC
—
i
_
Corp.
$
Sales
Profit
Gross
,
$6,452,735
27,982
National
Period End. June 30—
Operating
Other
1,478,000
,
Co..
150,000
2,863,854
3,426^000
rm'-"""
■
.....
plant
$29,828,284
6,612,280
n
earnings.
23,669,378
J
■
——$6,901,521
revenues
of
$44,783,791
_
income
on
L/'F.
Seasongood
250.000
Corp.—
Co
Investment
1958
...
Net
Rent
taxes
250,000
Rand & Co._____i__—
150,000
Freeman
Harrison
1953
income
on
Canadian
750,000
1——:—
Inc.
Co.,
500.000'
Corp;
Securities
Jenks,
1959
_
betore
and
Co.",
Inc.——.
250,000
Co.e
Michigan
Southeastern
Green,
Subs.)—Earnings Rise-
$32,654,893 $30,250,113
_—
and
expenses
19.59
(&
30—
June
Wm." E.~~Pollo~ck
„
150,000
First
-
Ended
150,000
Christensen, Inc.—___
H/'Pforzheimer &
Raffenspergw. Hughes &
Co..-
California
of
.1
Peters/ Writer & '
Co.;
:
Ferris "&
r-„
150,000
& Co.
*
158.
p-
sales
Net
707.
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Earnings Higher—
100.000
First
stock
National-Standard Co.
,
150,000
.
Carl
1,700.000
Inc.
Hallowed,
Balance
-—
250,000
Evans &
First
income debentures-' due*. 1969.
purchase warrants/was with¬
registration statement is to be filed
See
new
250.000
&
—
Penington, Colket
300.000
Co.—
of
convertible
common
A
with
Inc.;.—
Securities
Clement A.
"!■
100,000
Co.—
Copeland
&
__—
&
100,000
'
,
Equitable
100,000
Kirshberg, Inc.
& Co.-/—
Overton
A.
V Kendall,
1,700,000
Stokes
600,000
&
Inc.—:d—1—
Pattfrson,
250,000
-Co.
Showers
Pacific. Northwest
200,000
_______
Merle-Smith
&
Elkins,
200,000
•"4
Currie
&
Hanseatic
i_
&
Norris
J.
,
Securities
Co./ Inc^.J__ 1—
Dick
York
Murray,
Schmertz
Inc.—
Union
company.
Sports Centers, Inc.—Statement Withdrawn
$1,000,000
C,
drawn
Si; Co..
Brandenberg-
Nongara.
250,000
lOO.OOO
500,000
Co
(Jcrp.
300,000
Dallas
*&
Securities Co.
Johnston
er,
250.000
Co.'__--
250,000
—
150,000
New
750,000
&
Cunningham,
A
members
the
.
registration
-
•
;
Mr.
is
250,000
500.000
1,250,000
Collins
Co
Milwaukee
Moreland,
.
L__
250,000
Co.--;__
Co.
Mid-South
&
Co
&
300,000
—_
&
Hutchinson
McMaster
The
Julien
A
shares
North
Co.-.'
prin¬
V
150,000
Inc.
Coe
McCormlck
150,000
Co
&
Co.
&
Masten
750,000
Byrd Brothers.---.
remaining four shareholders:,(Leo
daughters), will receive 50.000 class-A
two
&
one-half
receive .100,000
Co
&
E.
A.
500,000
Co.-_
&
Bioren
Mack all
200,000
Watts
&
severally
have
respective
.
—1.250,000
Burge & Kraus
Baitlv
below
following
Loewi
Strudwick_
&
the
150.000
Co
Baxter
are
of. class
V
of
income
Ladenburg. Thalmann &
Co.
_$1,700,000
1,700,000
First
National
The
$4,820,445
$3,999,484
...
common
net
T
company
the
1959
and
,named
500,000
*
&
All
common..
A
./
30,
$185,394,074
company
Inc.
Whipple & Co.
J.
company,
the
Co._
Co.,
&
&
Burnham
1182.
p.
covering
series
Net
class
i;000,000
Allyn
Baker,
the
shares.
being
are
into
Peck
&
C.
Bacon.
and
.381,548
2,211.746
.......
class. B
the
30,
June
On
service and Westerly
10,724
telephones- in
purposes;
ended- June
of
Co
Bache
owned
of
of
Vermont.
and
debentures:
Anderson
in .Cleve¬
the
other
for
months
underwriters
from
&
Barret, Fitch,
Co. ". Inc.>
of
Island
____$7.200,000
Realty
capital
six
revenues
the
Stuart
AdamS
A.
Net
by Joseph E.
changed, into
1,000.000
be
to
stock.
B
of
and
common;
his
50.000
common
$6,225,484
,
$6,791,230
deductions
etc.,
373.175
...
4* "•
-J '
•
.
Gross
$6,418,055
revenues.
(net)
stock
of
Allison-Williams
-
now
shares
shares
divided
ttye Stupell family. Mr. Stupell
Other
is
Is
purchase
Ball.
purposes.
capital
to
shares
working
to
operating
75,000
land
the
Inc.
exchange for, the. old stock./immediately'
Elnar, Inc., is to be merged into the,
shares,
outstanding
—V.
of
and
programs
Avenue
Grant
acres
added
325.000
75,000
in
.
$28,191,718
.
taxes
&
is
common/
engaged in furnishing communication,
telephone service,
in. Maine,
Massa¬
Rhode
had 3,130,074 telephone's in
Telephone
Co.,
a
subsidiary,
had
amounts
Halsey,
This building will
Cleveland, operations. The
stock.
common
and
6.25
B
is
toll
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
cipal
constructed.
be
capitalization
Cole
1.475,000
the
and
will
class
from
and
corporate
recapitalization,
the
K.
1958
additional
being
offices
outstanding
common
Mr.
of
the
approximate
of
to
proceeds' are received. The remainder
general corporate purposes.
company
total
agreed
listed as
and under¬
Co.
expected
for
company
local
used by .the
American
be
parent, organization,
its
which;„are
$24,315,358.
to
are
in exchange for 200,000 shares of the common stock-of the
This agreement of merger will increase' the authorized capital
company.
stock
and
The
of
1959
Towbin
shares
purchase
now
general
common
to
to
proceeds
for
A
B
issued
company
the-
application
Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended June 30—
shares
of
approximately
is
175 shares of
class
475,000
sale
executive
issued
of
class
be
cost,
net
of
Minnesota
Unteroerg,
its
used
building
a
President.
the
after
2791.
p.
E.
from
be
seller's
available
of
The
of
C.
and
common
will
the
shares
to
A
company's
of
be
Cole.
1949
those
approval
the
the
The
and
present
stock,. 75,000
used
be
will
financing
the
from
Co.,
Hampshire,
television
had
and
stock
consisting
Fund
for
this
Of
from
the
time
will
New
and
to
are
which
on
balance,
other
thereof
Trust
its
to
the
con¬
The
thereof.
the company
to
A
at
land
Service
Trust
cosi.
stockholders
interest
conditions.—V.
and
at
arrangement
conditions
declaration;
cents
Superior Ave./ Cleveland, Ohio, on
with the SEC covering 200,000
4515
underwriter;
class
of
class
Corp.,
6,
officers -and
companies.
holders
terms
proceeds
of
Transfer,
associates' and
associates
become
Stock
the
at
mainly
statement
stock.
from: Tliei
100.268%,,
the company
plus accrued
About 54'^
of
the company's telephones
are
in metropolitan
having a population of 100,000 or. more, about 31%
being in
metropolitan area of Boston. Other communication services furi
riished include teletypewriter exchange service and services and facili¬
ties for private line teletypewriter use, lor the* transmission
of radio
sale for the account of the issuing company and
representing outstanding stock, for the, accounts
of
company
house
without
at
common
Co.,
th^
Details—
Registration
came
areas
earnings
97
•
service.
..
.
proceeds
Telegraph
&
the
5'J,4%, coupons,
and--Morgan- Stanley &
redeemable' .at' the option of
ranging
from1 "107.40%
to
par,
advances
repay
Automatic
public
principal
shares
of
until Oct.
were
service
former
to
not
parent,
Illinois
Co.;
profit-sharing
parent
these
of
former
a
by said
of
modification
a
A
shares,
The
namely. Middle
of Safety, and
persons
the
Net
against
as
'
lv;
to
proceeds
1959,
$1.62
and the public offering price
be supplied by amendment.
its subsidiaries are engaged in the sale of keys,
key blanks, key chains, automotive emblems,
monograms
and mis¬
cellaneous notion and jewelry
items, and the manufacture and dis¬
tribution of key duplicating machines. It now, has-outstanding 125,000
•
i;.
services
imposed
proposed
for
SEC
individuals,
mere
services
provided
Service Co.
Commission's
Corp.,
Bureau
interested
transfer
seven
render
than
also
*
-•
Company
thereon.
to
one
to
render
declaration
•
in
for
present
the
located
registration
a
class
offered
the
as
order
an
related
proposed
proposed
17,177,899
■
..
filed
of
125,000
steps in the dissolution of the parent,
stocks
of
the
said
subsidiaries;
and
the
hearing
a
West
Co.;
of the capital stocks of Service
Company
the
of
order
Bureau
clients
have
Middle
Transfer
period.
1958
share,
per
Co.—Additional
Key
company,
17
Sept.
SEC—
to
The
Stock
approved,
issued
request
sideration,
seeks
Fund,
which
1949
,
Co.—Modifications
of
Illinois
transfers
Commission
1959,
susbidiaries
Co.;
;
the
over
cents
30,
Nov.
on
Telegraph Co.—Debentures
naming
also
prices
EARNINGS—For
National
writing
West
Arrangements Proposed
West
21,009,831
2,740,263
3.3%
188,
made
be
to
'•
be
■
chusetts,
22,488,110
V
$1.68
equalled 98
p.
1046.
quarter
;
services,
$
673.
p.
'■
and
$
be
Net
Het
year.—V.
109.684,401
3,187,131
taxes..
operating
quarter increased
the
158,295,516
16,455,806
expenses
income
Other
$
24,991,541
revenues
second
for
last
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$
Operating
'23.592,337
—
share
expected
are
100.3899,:< ;
will
BUSINESS—The
19,214,000
over
the
Michigan
—
common
per
Corp.,
redemption
$42,700,000
"Based on number of shares outstanding at" end of periods.
The company's sales for the first six months of 1959 increased 2.3%
last
year's period, and net earnings .were up 4.9%. Sales for
Jones
Mr.
profit
bids,
competing
Boston
Telephone
722.402,062
taxes—'23,309,000
bids
"
PROCEEDS—Net
46t90f,337i> 41,702,110
—
income
for
604.
The .debentures
interest.,
1958
._r
.
{;■
Co.—To Sell Preferred Stock—■
$45,000,000,
Two
'
1959
r\.
addxi
an
plans to issue and sell, an issue of. 100,000 shares of
preferred stock
1 par
$1001/through competitive bidding
p.
company
*
capital
of
the capital stock of
Invitation
9.
189.
First
.
.
——_
Canadian
&
to
NEES 01 an additional 14,000 shares
Massachusetts Gas Co.; for $350;000, and
shares of
1994, at
(& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
-
—-
■"Earnings
Canadian
increasing
an
Proposes Additional
—
35-year 5%%debentures, due Sept. •. lV
101.90% and accrued interest, to yield 5.625%,,
The group won award of the-.debentures at competitive
sale on Sept. 21 on a bid of 100.42%.
Vv
of
(
<■
*•.
authorize
a
now
held
in
'
meeting
•
Prov.
■,
Coated
Electric System
Stusrt & Co. Inc. is manager of an
underwriting syndicate that offered on Sept. 22 an issue
.
income approximated. $630,000.
net
also
to
option
plan
covering
City's treasury.—V.
Profit
147.
p.
»',V
•
Offered—Halsey,
owns
$740,000. ;
/'> ;V J
"
according to a spokesman Tor. National
about $14,000,000.
For the
first nine
income,
gross
will
,■
Net
which
latter,
The
Inc.
6 Months Ended June 30—
in
corporation, The Michigan Abrasive Co. of Canada, Ltd.,
in
Kingsville, Ontario, Canada, has been announced by Max
"We
'
New England Telephone &
new
located
for
Express,
National Dairy Products Corp.
Michigan Abrasive Co., Detroit, Mich.—New Unit—
A
Motor
National
773.
p.
year,
months
$9.5,400
share
per
consolidated
Lines,
Shareholders
1,462,500
taxes
income
net
.
$8,372,500
$1,031,200
Prov. for esti. Fed. & State inc.
same
company
Dec.
on
British
a
City
1958
1959
$13,931,500
$6,790,300
—
taxes.
the
to
sale
Central
5,455
cumulative
Motor
This
-6 Mos. End. June 30-
June 30, 59
Sales
Earnings
and
Copper Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
3 Mos. End.
in
to the sale of the new shares; capitalization of the
consist of 800,000 shares
of capital stock.—V.
187,
New England Power
pieces of equipment, operates from Los Angeles- to VanColumbia.
In 1958. United Motor and Los AngelesExpress had a consolidated gross income of $11,800,000
1,000
couver,
Seattle
Miami
writf
premiums
net
$22,740,732
/
.
company
trucking
Los
of
are
2786.
p.
1959,
with
$45,901,000
to
Northampton Gas Light Co.
for
$300,025.
Central will apply the 'proceeds to the reduction of
outstanding bank notes from $1,100,000 to $750,000; and Northampton
will apply the proceeds to the reduction of its notes payable to NEES
from $690,000 to $389,975.—V.
190, p. 361.
Terms of the transaction call for purchase of all-of United Motor's
outstanding stock for $6,000,000 cash and 74.074 shares of National
City Lines stock. On the basis of present market values, the shares
are worth
slightly more than $2 million.
" >
% %
"/%/
United Motor Express is a holding company, owning all'the stock
com¬
.
charges
1954
its
and
company
in
7'
of
tional
.
March
>•
it.'T
•
the
by;
30.
June
compared
$23,760,041
England
the
stock
plans to acquire United Motor Express, large West
firm, for approximately $8,000,000.
* Shareholders approval of the proposed acquisition, which will rep¬
resent National City's first major step in its diversification program,
will be asked at a special meeting to be held Nov. 19.
half of
1958 include the applicable
which reflected the effect on 195,3
of^, the rate adjustment applied from Feb. 1, 1959
for the higher wage costs of the collective contract
earnings
The
Coast
to
was
first
proportion
National City Lines, Inc.—Acquisition—
and exchange differences
serial maturity payments.
The
$121,132.
and
1958
*$1,853,762
1959, of
the market
1,
in
retirements
figure
credit
Feb.
on
purchased
such
corresponding
item
special
months ended
six
*
written
from 335,421,000
increased
1435.'
plates
\
$1,037,048 *$2,160,024
—
retirement
stock
debenture
year-end
to
—
I
"
,
subsidiaries
fiscal
the company's
1959
.
tNet
:
-
This Boston, Mass., holding
company has joined
with two of its
in the filing of an application with the SEC for an order
authorizing the subsidiaries to issue, and sell additional , stock to the
parent;' and the Commission has issued an order giving interested per¬
sons
until Oct. 6, 1959 to request a hearing.
The proposal contem¬
•
with net sales of approximately $18,777,000.
At the end of nine months on March 31, our sales,were 5.3''/" less than
a
year ago.
In the final quarter, however, sales climbed 5.6%
ahead
of the same period last year, reflecting the effect of increasing metal
casket shipments from the new Erwin plant. Thus, sales for the 1958-59
year showed a reduction of only 2.7% from the record sales of 1957-58
when the Asian influenza epidemic occurred.—V. 189, p.
1024.
—
.
•
premiums
to
will
New
Casket
ended June 30,
year
$3,777,088
1,918,326
•
Columbia.
of
net
has
thj
amounted
p.
2459.
p.
-
initially
made in
fire insur¬
added
Pennsylvania
$1.65
i
will be
Equity Investment in Subsidiaries to SEC—
19,785,1/4
$4,284,357
2,124,333
For
1958.
companv
$3,612:793
$3,844,887
$2,327,958-
$1.25
er
the company'^
in view of
proceeds
that investment will-be
investments'for
of
period of 1958.
Giving effect
1,323.311
,
net
v-/.
subsidiaries
ten
$4,936,104
.
legal
as
District
the
volume
The
633.393
«
•
and
•states
$4,302,711
291.436
'
696.120
„
income—;.
National
_
$2,094,798
1,057,750
'
-
248.868
$3,430,165
debt'exp..
expense....
Earnings
1959
1958
$12,530,892 $25,181,974 $23,562,282
operating revenue
{Financial charges on
debt
|'
,
Debt
-6 Mos. End. June 30-
June 30,'59
Net
$2,760,511
119.367
(neti
before
$5;007.288.
$3,310,798
income..
oper.
income
qualified
_
—V.
operating revenue
Operating and other expenses ineluding taxes and depreciation
'
'
.
$17,249,785 $14,301 113 $28,537,316 $25,961,047
deductions..
13,938,987
t2.040.602
.23,530.028
21.658.336
two
share for the
$1.27.—V. 190, p. 360.
3 Mos. End.
Gross
...'-I .1
——
.
The
business.
_The company is engaged, in the.writing of fire, marine, casualty and
surety insurance and is qualified to do-business fin each of the 50
Ltd. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Mexican Light & Power Co.,
I
'■■■'
'
of
companies^
ance
850,842
^
revenues
gas
rev.
Gas
common
per
1958 would have been
888.923
,,
securities
$25,110,205
$27,648,393
421.830
451,369
——-
Total
29,530,000
^14,035.000
$1.48,
*$1.35
———
six months ended June 30,
«
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
general- funds, and it is intended
to
'
„
$16,797,916 514,379,283
revenues
revenues
gas
' A,
.
25,394,000
Sarns. per com. share
$2.76
$2.43
•The
company
called for redemption on Oct. 24, 1958, all of the
outstanding shares of $4.00 convertible second preferred stock, result¬
ing in the conversion of practically all the issue into common shares.
Based
on
the average number of shares outstanding during the six
-
.
capital funds considered advisable
increased,volume
1959—12 Mos.—1958
*
1959—6 Mos.—1958
*
service
Other
J
^tocome faxes
Net
revenues
Gas
215.931,000 197,125,000
55,432,000 50,262,000
110,787,000 101,492,000
28,017,000
27,803,000
gales
Ket
additional
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Supply
Period End. June 30—
1959—12 Mos.—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1958(
$
S
Fuel
Mountain
(& Subs.)^-Earnings—
Merck & Co., Inc.
Period End. June 30—
C.
.
(1298)
(Continued
on page
52)
Volume
190
Number 5885
-
.
.
The Commercial 'and Financial Chronicle
.
(1299) *11
.
^
_
'7*"
DIVIDENDS
Name
Crescent
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
the
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
the-dividends
Then
a second table in which we show the.
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Share
\
4^2%
00.,
Air
Products, Inc. (quar.)
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. Co
Corp. (resumed)
5c
pid._(quaiV___A$l.l2va
Amerada
Petroleum
American
preferred
(quar.),™-';
$T
—$1.06
$1.12
(quar.)_——____________
pid. (quar.)_____"_
Inc. (quar.)
Deming Company (quar.)_
Denver Chicago Trucking
(quar.)
A
Class
5%
4%
Discount
(Ga.) common (quar.)
(quar.)__^__________^____L
$1
10-
1
9-21
62'Ac
10-
1
9-21
Mills,
V
$1.25
preferred
Insurance
Manufacturing
Natural
preferred
Gas
$1
1
2
11-10
12-
1
25c
10-
7
9-28
(quar.)
65c
11-
2
10-15
37'Ac
11-
_i.____
—
American
American Steamship
-
,J\Class
60c
B
:
Chemical
preferred
Interim
4.35^
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
Atlantic Coast
Auto
Fiaance
Co.
(L. S.)
Ayres
10-
1
Elastic
10-
1
1
Amer.
12-
1
10-20
11-
2
<10-20
11-
2
10-20
11-
1
10-
10-28
;
4'A%
preferred
9-28
Energy
2
10-
2
10-
8
11-
2
11-
2
(1957 series)
•
10-
B.
M.
I.
Corp. (quar.)
Company—
F.
S.
Bank
Shares,
6%
Hamilton
9-21
Fall
9-20
10-31
10-20
Inc.,
6%
15c
(quar.)
pfd. B (quar.)
prior preferred C (quar.)_:
6%
Belmonr,
Iron
Belt Railroad
Inc., pfd.
Works
River
Bonnets
Bourbon
Raceway
Stock
Brooklyn Union
Creek
Buck
Buffalo
Co.
Oil
9-
11-
2
10-16
10-
1
9-20
Fulton
10-
1
9-20
Fajardo
10-15
<9-30
9-30
9-26
Oregon Power, common
preferred (quar.)___
4.70%
5.10%
6%
preferred
California
Portland
California
6%
60c
partic.
class
Canadian
Class
Carrol
Canton
Class
Acceptance,
A
Gimbel
9
10-15
preferred
10-15
11-
1
10-
5%
11-
2
10-
10-28
Belt Co.
11-16
10-15
tl5c
10-15
1
1
9-21
45c
9-22
Chase
$5
Bag
1st
Co.,
10-12
preferred
9-30
10-15
Chemical
Products
(stock
Chicago Great Western
10-15
10-
1
1
10-
1
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
Stock
5%
Clark
Oil &
Clayton
&
Electric
(quar.)
5%
Finance
pfd.
7%
Co.
Mfg.,
and
1956)
common
Conn
(quar.)
1
9-24
11-23
10-23
12-31
12-10
50c
10-
6
9-25
9-22
9-30
9-18
10-
(C. G.), Ltd.,
2
9-30
9-16
10-
1
9-24
10-
1
$4.16
preferred
preferred
5
9-22
10-20
10-
5
(quar.)
1
9-21
10-
65c
_
10-26
11-20
10-23
$1.12'A
1-2-60
12-
4
$1.13
-
1-2-60
12-
4
1-2-60
12-
4
.006'A
9-30
"
(quar.).
40c
9-18
*
9-30
Mfg.
10-
5
10-15
10-
5
9-30
5
5
9-11
10-15
:
Mills
1
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
25c
,
10-
10-15
9-30
.
9-21
Ltd.—
Mines,
300%
10-15
9-28
15c
common
35c
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Telephone
&
10-16
11-15
10-30
60c
;__
10-
18c
(quar.)
11-15
10-30
10-26
10-
1
9-22
10-
2
Telegraph—
split)
:_
preferred
(quar.)
Ry.—
$1.75
10-
9
25c
Canada,
B
(quar.)
10-
9
10-30
10-
9
25c
„___•
10-16
10-23
50c
Ltd
10-30
15c
11-
2
10-
9
11-
2
10-
9
25c
of
11-10
t5c
(quar.)
Fund
9-17
25c
preferred
1
11-
2
10-
9
"25c
Western
&
11-
2
10-
9
9-11
9-
Loan
&
4
$1.398Vh
Discount
(quar.).^
9-30
$1
10-
2c
9-22
10-10
9-30
J25c
participating preferred (accumulative)
&
Quebec Ry. (s-a)
Mfg. Co
1
40c
11-16
10-29
12-
10-30
Ontario
*
45c
10-15
t$3
35c
9-30
25c
9-30
60c
10-23
10-
12-
11-13
Extra
9-25
i____
_____^
$1
*50c
10-20
-
9-18
10-
(quar.)
—
pfd. (quar.)
Institutional
1
6
Growth
—
Fund
and
Rectifier
Mortgage
Iowa-Illinois
10-
9'
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
45c
10-24
10-10
10-24
10-10
Gas
&
(quar.)__
16c
(4c
from
from
(stock
2
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Jersey Farm Baking Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)—
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (s-a)
6%
preferred A (quar.)__
———
,5'/a% convertible preferred B (quar.)—
Co.
2-for-l
split
(quar.)
(quar.)
subject
holders Oct.
5
to
9-23
9-23
10-
1
9-25
10-
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown
Quarterly
:
1
9-25
11-18
Pictorial
50c
12-10
11-18
3%
12-30
11-18
10-21
10-
9
66V4C
11-
1
10-
11-
2
10-15
9
10-15
10-
10-15
10-
5
10-
9-
2
1
5
11-
2
10-10
11-
2
10-10
11-
2
10-10
9-30
9-19
10-15
11-
2
10-
1
15c
20c
20c
10-31
10-
1
10-26
10-
5
11-
10-15
2
10-15
9-25
10-
5
10-10
11-10
10-28
10-15
Gear
Paper Package
$2.50
Brewing
10-12
10-
1
9-17
11-18
11-
11-
1
10-20
11-
2
10-20
$1.50
(quar.)
Co
12-
4
11-20
4
RR.
15c
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
Co.—
convertible
preferred
Standard Conduit
(quar.)
62'Ac
Pittsburgh
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)
Plastic
12*10
10-26
50c
10-15
Wire
& Cable
(quar.)
Cordage" (quar.)_^_
Industries, Inc
1
10-
37 (Ac
11-
2
10-16
$1.75
,
11-
12-
1
11-20
9
25c
10-15
Plymouth
65c
10-20
9-30
Poly
11c
11-16
10-30
$1.06'A
10-30
10-16
$1.37'A
10-30
10-16
$1.25
10-15
10-
Porter
(H. K.)
5'A%
Del.), 4'A%
.____
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gas Light Co. (Me.) —
Portland
$5
preferred (quar.)
Pratt, Read & Co. (quar.)
Stock
Preway,
Public
30c
dividend
Inc.
(quar.)
Service
4.20 %
Co.
preferred
4'A%
10-
1
10%
of
11-
5
9-24
1.0-
2
9-30
2
10-
9
$1.05
12-
1
11-13
$1.06'A
(quar.)
12-
1
11-13
$1.16
12-
1
11-13
.
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light
10-10
47'Ac
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Puritan Fund, Inc.
10c
—_____ ________
Colorado,
10-30
9-30
_
.___
36c
11-15
10-21
9c
(quar.)
__.
10-24
10-
t40c
11-25
10-15
7
9-30
50c
Bottlers
&
9-10
9
12-28
15c
12'Ac
•.
General
Pittsburgh
11-
15c
40c
56>/4c
62c
30c
56'/4C
2
10c
Perkins
12-10
9-22
29lie
27
Pepsi-Cola
Machine
1
gjpproval of stock¬
9-25
9-30
(quar.)
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
Quarterly
—
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd. class A (annual)
Co.
Power
Quebec
—
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-16
60c
10c
$1
$1.25
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-15
Reda
11-
1
10-15
Regency Fund, Inc.
——
Rettmans (Canada), Ltd., new com. (initial)
11-
2
10-16
11-
2
10-
11-
2
10-
11-
2
10-
11-
2
55'Ac
11-
2
10-
11-
2
10-
31 'Ac
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
9-20
9-18
9
class
convertible
30c
deferred
Revere
common
on
at this time).
Pump Co.
Reliance
(quar.)_—______—
A
(Action
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fredricksburg
10-19
9-30
9-21
&
5c
10-12
9-30
10-
5
9-21
10-15
11-
1
15c
10-
1
15c
———
Racing Assn.
Richmond,
7'Ac
30c
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
;
Rhode Island Electric Protective Co. (quar.)
10-
9-17
2
payment
(increased
Varnish
9-30
11-
Drilling Co.—
Reading & Bates Offshore
Reading
40c
f 15c
10-15
10-
1
10-
1
*7'Ac
9-25
1
$2
10-
1
$1
10-
5
$1
10-
5
9-23
10-
5
9-23
$1
Div.
obligation (quar.J__>
Voting common (quar.)_
gtd. (extra).
7% gtd. (extra )____*__.
11-
$1
Potomac
t$1.18
10-
5
9-23
9-18
RR.
——
—
6%
9-23
Rittenhouse Fund—
Participating
11-
5%
10-26
30c
45c
Jersey Central Power <fc Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Service
30c
9-25
25c
SI
$1
Manufacturing
Co
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
;
Pacific Outdoor Advertising
(increased)
Packard-Bell Electronics
(quar.)
Pemco
Corp.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
10-16
20c
Co. (Bridgeport) (quar.)
Electric, common (quar.)
common
Fertilizer
.
11-
realized
dividend)
(quar.)__
(quar.):
55c conv. preferred
shares
&
$1.25
10-16
in¬
preferred
Bros.,
(quar.)
20c
50c
:
preferred
Inc.,
(quar.)
preferred
30c
25c
20c
(quar.)__
Joy
10-16
20c
7'/aC
$1.06
$1.09
13%c
Johnson
2
11-10
37'Ac
$1.25 preferred
profits)—.—A—
International
Founders
11-
Co.
11-12
58%c
—.—_
(quar.)
income
vestment
Jenkins
1
51c
52'/2c
53V4c
(quar.)_:
(quar,)__;
Investors, Inc._
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
4.36%
12-
5
35c
Inland
$4.22
10-
37'/2c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Mills,
preferred
Investors
10-15
Elevator
50c
(quar.)
6
$1.04
.___
(quar.)_
_j
common
common
preferred
Head
$1.50
Ironrite,
16c
:
(quar.)
10-
35c
Connectors—
Creamery Package
4.70%
9-24
9-25
(increased)
Co.,
10-20
9-25
common
10-15
9-15
Osborn
A payment
(quar.)
1
5
$4.52
Power
11-
5
Continental
Brick
$1.25
15c
Co
Y.)
preferred
10-
preferred
Illinois
Illinois
4.42%
9-16
the class
preferred (quar.)—
Hygrade Food Products, 4%
5% preferred B (quar.)_
4.26%
10-
Co.,
1
9-22
30c
U5c
—
4%
securities
(quar.)
10-
$1
Company
(quar.)
Ontario Beauty Supply Co.—
10- 2
40c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
4
9-30
—-
(quar.)__
—■
on
(N.
11-10
$1.75
Oil
12-
9-29
10-30
75c
Co
&
Hardart
Syracuse
11-10
$1.50
$4.50
&
Hotel
12-
(quar.)
Consumers Power
Renfrew
Horn
1
(quar.)
Royalty
taken
1
preferred
Consolidated
12-15
25c
25c
4
time).
Holt,
(Louisville)
(quar.)
10-
10-15
$1.25
Oilgear
Company—
&
this
12-
10-
(quar.)
—_.——
—
12-
1-1-60
preferred
Inc.
Ohio
10-31
15c
common
—
4.20%
7%
Printers,
preferred
Inc.
action
(No
10-20
6%
Connecticut
10-31
11-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
50c
$1.12'A
25%
common
Light,
87'Ac
11-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
25c
Insurance
11-15
1
25c
60c
(quar.)
Holyoke Water Power
12-15
1
10-15
10c
...
Life
9-30
10-19
12'Ac
O'Okiep C?pper, Ltd.__«
5c
20c
Inc., com..
Inc.
Electric
(R.)
8
9-25
9-30
10-
$1.75
dividend)
10-15
Corp.—
,
'
Engineering Works (quar.).:
Northern Pacific Ry.
(quar.)
Northwest Engineering Co., class A
(quar.)__
10-
_______
Haydock Fund (quar.):
——
Hayes Industries (quar.)^
—
—
Higbie Mfg. Co., new common (initial)
(5-for-4 stock split)
Hines Lumber (quar.)____——-r—
Hoe
1-6-60
20c
(quar.)
2
10-15
1
15c
Northern
10-15
of
(quar.)
(initial)
Cosco
4.08%
(quar.)__
9-
1
11-
153/8c
______
Extra
11-18
common
preferred
Indian
1947
approval
to
Controls,
preferred
at
45c
Extra
(Stock
10-
15c
.
(quar.)
Banking Corp.
Commonwealth
9-24
l'A%
(quar.)
preferred
Commercial
1
9-30
10-
Co.—
(series
Dental
10-
15c
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 4% pfd, (quar.)
1
7% regular guaranteed (quar.)n
Columbus
9-30
10c
7
Illuminating Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Colonial
10-31
62'Ac
Yards
Common
4»A%
10-24
2>A%
Stock
Refining (stock dividend)..
(Mark)
Cleveland
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
10-
3%
dividend
preferred
Cincinnati
50c
5%
(stock di».)
subject
Extra
$1.25
Ry., common
—_
——
Corp. of America,* 4 Va %
pfd.
Haverhill Gas (increased quar.)
2%
dividend)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
—
________
Hat
_
10-
Co.,
Harzfeld's,
10-15
v
9-10
11-
Times—
62'/2c
——
preferred
4.96%
9-23
1
65c
(quar.)_
—___
__^r
(quar.)
preferred
4'/2%
10-15
._
A
J—
(quar.)
stock-split
Hartford
9-30
10-
7c
i
.___
—
Bros.
2nd
9-30
68c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
—
:
Hamilton
9-14
10-12
$2
dividend)
9-28
17c
___:
Co.,
stock
prior
Class
$1.12'/2
L
Cooperage, 80c class A (quar.)__
dividend
$2.40
9-21
10-
l'/2C
pref.
9-30
,
(quar.)
common
Corp.
5.30%
17'Ac
(stock
____
B
Oil
Halle
9-30
10-
5c
convertible
1
5c
'4.75%
common
Hagan Chemicals &i
9-30
10c
(extra)
10-16
IV2C
stockholders Nov. 17
;
10-31
10c
Industries
Pumps,
3-for-l
2'Ac
Champion
9-30
—
___•_
Inc.,
Bros.,
Stock
Century Investors, Inc.—
Chain
(quar.)
Corp.—
Extra
10-31
t30c
(quar.)
noncumulative
3-15
10-15
9-28
11-16
Extra
$2
(quar.)
Bros.
Gulf
9
60c
115c
.
preferred
Francisco)
voting 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Brewing Co., class A (quar.)
B
preferred
Grief
1
18 % c
(quar.)_
6
10-
12'Ac
(quar.)
American
9c
—
—!__
(quar.)
Waterworks
4Va%
1
(quar.)
Extra
70c
Inc.
England
York
North
%
;;
div.
80c
"9-30
10-
(quar.)
common
4-1-60
30c
(quar.)__—50c
common
9-30
10-20
10c
Central
Co.,
Class
4%
10-1
(quar.)
1
10-
58c
(quar.)_
common
Consolidated
Meter
Norfolk
1
$3
—
10-
10c
(Baltimore)
12-
10-27
56'Ac
(quar.)__
___—__
(quar.)
Consolidated Copper
5'/a%
<
.
income)
(San
(quar.)
10-15
1
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Telephone, 5.44% preferred..
Century
Co.
1
1
(quar.)
9-30
12-15
30c
pfd.
Terminals
5-for-l
12-15
this
———
——
2
11-
Extra
Carolina
Insurance
11-
11-
Ltd. (quar.)
Co., common
Company
Plastics
Capital
11-
12-31
15c
11-
.
f 15c
Ltd.
11-15
:•
(resumed)____
Assn.
Goulds
!
10-15
10-15
Finance
33c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
dividend--..
4%• adj.
:.——.—_—-——
Sugar
9-30
(quar.)___+
Investments,
10-16
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Eastern
9-30
.
(s-a)
1
20c
common
9-30
i
A
Inc.,
General
31'Ac
Ltd.
1
5c
preferred
Class
___.
Asn.
10-
5c
earned
10-15
Vickers,
Shoe
Cannon
(from
10-15
(quar.)
A
General
Series
1
Funds—
$1.25
(quar.)____
common
10-15
$3
.
10-15
11-
50c
(s-a)
$2.40 preferred
New
Co.
payment at
com.
on
General Dynamics Corp.
31c
Mines,
10c
(s-a)
preferred
Neptune
9-22
11-
2
50c
(increased)
preferred
$2.50
11-30
_:
Insurance
-
Fireman's Fund
1
Ltd.,
9-18
8
$1.50
11-16
11-
20c
Extra,
taken
9-18
10-
Lake
1
12-10
(quar.)_____
10-15
1
Insurance
$2
____
87'/ac
:___
11-16
12-15
6c
(initial quar.)
com.
(quar.)____
Manufacture
&
Stores
Stock
10-
:
Glass Co.
Nohanga
______:
11-12
11-
Canadian
J.)
(N.
1
30c
Fire
National
12-11
$1.04
&
12-15
f25c
preferred (quar.)_____
6'A% preferred (quar.)—
the
of
10-15
11-16
62'Ac
680
mail
by
:
9-30
$1.20
Campbell Red
Foils,
10-15
$1.23
Life
11-
1
Ca,nada
2
(quar.)____.
11-25
10-
(quar.)____
11-
—____—_—_
Co.
Gardner-Denver
10-12
preferred
National
(quar.)___
'
Gamewell
5
1
preferred
10-15
2
Chemical
10-
11-
$1.25
1
10-
10-24
12-31
125c
(quar.)__
(s-a 1
Co.,
Pacific
2
10-20
Camden
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Goodman Mfg. Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
9-24
t20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.64%
Hess
Pacific
11-
32c
$1.32
11-
35c
A
(quar.)
Finance
Common
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Quarterly
Water
preferred
10-15
25c
'_
$1.50
(quar.)__
9-14
35c
pfd. A
Electric
Paper, $5
Common
$1.24
11-1
—
income
gtd.
$1.75
Cement
1
1
9c
Bellas
National
Oxford
40c
& Telephone—
(increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-30
10-
9-30
10-
75c
Fund
Nassau
9-18
Otis
$1.27'A
.____
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
&
9-16
$1.17'A
1__.
9-30
10-10
10-10
15c
9-21
t20c
Electric
9-23
$1
(quar.)__
(quar.)__./
(quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
10-
$1.12»/2
split
Gas
1
75c
California
10-15
50c
vote
Mfg.
1
2%<
$3
9-30
(quar.)
10-
pfd.
Power,
10-30
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Co., new
10-
dividend)_
(stock
Electric
1
B
Genesee
California
10-
9-30
profits)
35c
1'
10-15
10-15
(quar.)_:
class
Ltd.
preferred
Nelly Don,
RR.
Finance,
Class
<
9-29
10-31
(quar.)
$1
__
(quar.)
10-15
$1.50
4Va %
Nebraska
Custodian
Friendly
5
75c
60c
A
.
pfd.
to
investment
3c
L*
Co.
9-15
1
10-30
—____________
Co.
m
____.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Inc., 4%
Terminal
9-30
9-14
Co.
Ltd.,
Co..
Glass
Nantucket
1
National
asked
Acceptance
Common
25c
_
10-12
t93%c
—
(quar.)—
Traders
action
Franklin
9-15
10-26
10-
9
9-30
2
Carpet—
50c
f.
(increased-quar.)
Forge
Bullock's,
Bush
Gas
Arts
t20c
__!___
Co.
•
11-
30c
(quar.)
&
Power
Ohio
10-
15%
two-for-one
N. Y.)
Oil
50c
,
..
(initial)___
Assurance
9-30
Gas
&
time).
9-15
$2
(quar.)___
com.
Inc.
Yards
British-American
Fine
9
15c
__.—_
(quar.)
Stockyards,
10-
9-30
-
10-28
Murray
20c
Quarterly
9-25
10-31
15c
(s-a)
6% .preferred
(quar.)
Berkshire
Gas
Co.
(quar.)_;
Blue
A
10-29
stock
net
(Syracuse,
(No
15c
prior
Baxter Laboratories,
10-10
will be
Co., .6%
Farmers
10-20
three-for-two split
Corp.
prior pfd.
11-16
New
Firth
Stockholders approved a
Baldwin-Lima
Montana
10-30
(quar.)
secuirties
Fairbanks
1
20c
Mississippi
9-10
Narragansett
________
Evans Grocery Co.
10-31
!
—.__
9-10
9-30
11-
R.)
Extruders
tlOc
(increased)^
Co.
Pittsburgh
Federal
B.
7
30c
„
—
9-30
25c
_:_____
Co.
Bloedel,
Grain
8
10-23
1
&
$1.12'A
(quar.)_
McCabe
Fund— ..•■/.
from
from
Erie
10- 8
11-10
10-
10-30
Co.—
proposed
a
(19c
8
11-
50c
11-13
tlOc
(quar.)___
Corp. of Amer. (quar.)
Industries, Ltd.—
Capwell
Stockholders
$1.12'A
:.
(P.
+20c
(final)
Product!
Emporium
on
11-
10-
tl5c
preferred
(year-end)
Extra
Musical
shares
Electrical
10-16
,—
(quar.)__
Stop-Nut
1
$1
(quar.)
common
preferred
Laboratory
Electric &
10-
10-
Mallory
Miami
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___^
1
$2.50
10-30
t50c
Products
4 V2 %
10-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
Co.,
41/2%
Talc
Ekco
2
:
"9-17
9-21
$1.25
(quar.)
12-21
11-25
Ltd.—
:__
(quar.)
2
11-
B
1-4-60
National
9-15
$1.02'A
(s-a)__,—
Class
39c
(reduced)—_
Co.
(1956)
Magnesia
11-
$1.08%
$1.083/4
pfd.
Ltd.
preferred
common
__
,
5%
RR.,
2
Gas
&
t60c
Supply
(quar.)
Economics
25c
._.
__
&
Canada
of
11-
Lynchburg
MacMillan
t20c
(extra)
Eastern
6
2
2'A%,
(quar.)
Line
Common
43 %c
__
—._
(quar.)
__
1
t20c
Coal
&
Metals
Co.
11-
Stationers
preferred
Co.
:
Ltd.
Steel
Pont
J 62'Ac
+62'Ac
(quar.)_—
4.10%
__
Furniture
bearer
Dominion
10-15
Supply (quar.)___
City Electric, 4% pfd
(quar.)__.
Atlantic
Y.)
(N.
Glass,
J60c
__r._
Associated
11-16
t25c
preferred (quar.)
Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Associated
Bleachery
9-29
1
10- 5
-
10-14
10- 1
9-30
10-15
83Ac
com.
Telephone, 5%
Lowell
37'Ac
10-
t $1.37 'A
7%
Water,
Lorain
10-15
_____
25c
.
Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.
Argus Corp. Ltd., common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
5'A%
$2.50
10-15
11-15
1
9-23
t35c
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial,
Artesian
11-15
15c
(quar.)_—
10-15
—
(initial
A
preferred (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
15c
Co.
.
quar.)—.
(quar.)
class
5%
9-30
du
9-22
11-16
;
7'Ac
——____
Tire
&
Travelwear,
10-
Stores
..
Holder$
Payable vf Red
9-3-0
Dominion
2
Rubber
10-15
10-
11-
11-
11-16
10-14
10-28
15c
(quar.)_________
-'share
\
(initial)
common
new
Co._
Gas
Bros., ntd. (quar.)
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph,
9-18
1
10-15
11-16
2'Ac
________
preferred
..
When
-Per
'
Lewis
9-30
12-
$5
15c
(quar.)___
common
1
25c
10-15
10-15
Leeds
10-
7'Ac
25c
___
Lee
10-27
Industries,
(quar.)__„—_____
A
7»A%
7'Ac
Co
Corp.,
convertible
Ansul
Cable
&
Electric
10-10
25c
_
(Miami)—
:____w__
Wire
Anderson
Co.
2
10-15
____
10-
9-30
Insurance
Quarterly '
Anaconda
2
10-30
"11-
(quar.)—
Ducommun
$1.75
,
Title
class
& Sons
Corp.
Common
'
Smelting & Refining Co.—
preferred (quar.)
:_
American
S.)
Lawrence
Lanston
50c
(quar.)
(J.
9
________
— ..
10-14
32'Ac
com.
;
•;
A*
4 *"
'
9
10-
10-9
v
——_______
Giorgio Fruit,
B
11- 2
11-16
$1
(quar.)_____
10-
11- 2
11-2
18c
—_____
9-18
11-
(quar.)____
(Del.)
(quar.)
10-
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
Dominion
Corp. (monthly)__
(Newark, N. J.) (quar.)
-
,.\
.
*
°v'-
A
Name of Company
30c
Stock Yard Co.__—
Dixon-Pcwdermaker
Inc.—
Products
,
Dodge Mfg. Corp., common (quar.)
$1.56 preferred (quar.)
Bridge, Ltd. (quar.);
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-aL
Dominion Equity Investments, Ltd.—
Common regular
A—
9-15
Efrid
Home
Di
10-15
American
6%
Dillon
9-25
10-30
American
7%
9-15
20c
convertible
American
10-15
9-25
2'Ac
Discount
American
10-30
;____—
(quar.)__
preferred
&
Edison
Class
—__
preferred
American
Union
Detroit
Florida^—
;____
American
Denver
50c
(quar.)__________
B
8%
1
9-22
10-
1
8%e
Corp.
Bankers Insurance Co. of
Class
10-
9
lu- 5
ru-ib
f
Kalamazoo Paper Co
; ,4.
45c
Kentucky Stone Co; (extra).
25c
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay Co. (quar.75c
Kerr Mig;, 6%. participating class A (quar.)
4'Ac
Kirig-Seeley Corp.
;
:
50c
...
10-
"•
'
.j
...
,
Daystrom,
A 9-29
10-15
35c
Holders
<10-30
Davenport Vvater Co., 5%
01 Rec.
10-13
50c
_____
When
.
t*:
.
.____
Allied Thermal
•
„
Holders
Payable
*
preferred
:
& Light, 4%
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
4.24%
'
When
Per
;
Company
convertible
-
100 shares held)_
packing
4'A%
*
(stock dividend)—
5%~
of
■
Peri
V
Share * Payable 0/ Rqc.-
Dallas Power
payment date.
Name of
for each
>i
Cudany
follow with
we
Petroleum
share
(One
..
an¬
%V :
'v*'"".' V' V
of'^ompany
'
$1
15c
H5c
2
9-30
10-
1
10-15
9-23
River
Brand
Rochester
Rice
Button
Rochester Gas
10c
units
Mills,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)A.'
4%
preferred (quar.)
•
preferred "H" (quar.)
preferred "J" (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
12-
1
10-30
11-
2
10-15
2
10-15
4.10%
10-30
10-16
—
4.10%
11-
9-11
30c
9-24
Rcrer
9-24
1010-
5
45c
10-24
10-
9
12-
11-13
$1
1
1
9
11-13
$1.02'A
preferred (quar.)—
(William H.), Inc. (increased)
9-30
2
10-15
12-
$1.02'A
•—
4.95%
9-30
11-
25c
Inc.
(quar.)
& Electric,
9-28
12-
1
11-13
$1.18%
12-
1
11-13
$1.23%
12-
1
11-13
15c
10-30
10-
9
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
(Interim payment of l'A
11-
1
10-
10-
9
1
9-24
12-15
11-30
10-15
9-30
113'Ac
50c
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-23
50c
10-29
10-15
florins equal to
approximately 39c a share)
McBee Corp., 4'A%
pfd. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.) —
—
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
—
6%
preferred .(quar.)
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Royal
$1.12'A
10-15
9-30
$1.25
10-15
9-30
$1.37 »A
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
$1.50
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12
.v" V"-V
•
Name
2°c
Cafety Industries, Inc.
(quar.^
Joseph Light & Power (stock dividend!
St. Loujs National Stockyards Co-,-—
San Miguel Brewery, Inc.
Sanborn
Company
Sanborn Map
(quar.>_.
10fy
7oc
3UC
-
(quar.;
—boc
:
(quar.)
(quar,)—.---
Sandy Hill Iron & Brass Works,
25c
com.
participating preferred A
$5 preferred (quar.)-._——
Savannah Electric & Power (Ga. >—
„.
-o /4C
$i.2o
-
—
(quar )--—
—•
25c
preferred A (quarfl.09
preferred (quar.
—
—
$1.31/4
Saxon Paper Corp.
(quar.)
'.8c
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A (quar. )————*fOc
5 ft %•
Corp.
(quar.)—
5ft%
Extra'
The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
wnen
Holder.
10-
10-30
1
9-23
10-26
9-30
10-
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-12
9-30
9-12
9-30
9-12
■■■'
A.
'51-25
68 Ac
40c
30c
10-
1
10-15
JO-
1
10-15
10-
1
11-
10-
16c
Class
Transport & Trading—
(Interim payment of 1 shilling
.
10-15
10-
1
10-
equal
10-
6
Corp.,
preferred
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)—
Co.,
participating
50c
—
common,.
preferred
Participating
(quar.).,
—
Southern California Gas Co.,
6%
12Vic
12 ftc
12 Vic
37Vic
37Vic
22Vic
59c
—
pfd. (quar.)
6%
preferred
A-. (quar.)--.
— —■——
Colorado Power, common (quar.i —
Southern
preferred
'"4.72%
(quar. )—
~
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-21
10-15
9-30
2nd preferred tquar59c
preferred (quar.)————;—
68c.
Southwestern Drug,
common
(quar.)_
19c
$5 1st preferred (quar.)—
—-—,
$1.25
4.72%
5.44%
22Vic
Spartans Industries
Spiegel, Inc. (3-for-2 stock split)
Standard
Co,
Screw
State
"Steel
(quar.)—'
Stores
Bros;
< quar. %
Sterling Electric Motors
■
'■
convertible
E.,
Inc.
Texas
Malleable
&
—_
Ltd.
Canada,
Mfg.
Canadian
Ltd.
(quar.)
20c
$40c
—
(quar.)____
Instruments, Inc., 4%
Third
pfd. (quar.i
conv.
General
Investment
25c
11-16
10-
12-11
8
Allied
10-
9
1
9-23
10-,
1
9-23
10-
1
9-28
9-23
Allison Steel
9-30
10-
9-15
UOc
10-
10-31
6
Amerace
10-15
10-15
10-30
4'4%
American
Art
11-14
10-21
American
Bank
9-30
9-18
6%
9-23
American
9-30
American
Book
10-31
American
11-
10-31
5%
10-15
9-30
9-18
1-1-60
Co.
Insurance
Edison
iquar,)
Co.
*
—
(Minn,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)—
Mfg. Co, iquar.)_.
Tropical Gas, $5.24 preferred
Towel
6%
preferred
conv.
$6.25
preferred
True Temper Corp.,
5%
Two
preferred A
Guys
Class
A
4ft%
common
$1.25
pfd.
Can
Co.,
Co.,
preferred series D
3,/2%
11-13
12-
1
11-13
American Fire &
12-
1
11-13
9-16
10- 1
25c
10- 1
10-1
10-1
10-31
10-15
10-15
$6
preferred
American
Acceptance,
6ft%
1st
Home
Ice
Extra
United-Greenfield
United
Keno
United
Corp.
Telephone
5%
U.
S.
Hill
preferred
Borax
4%%
(No
—*$0.71062
(increased)
Mines,
Ltd.
27 ftc
$6c
(quar.)
(Indiana)
Co.
10- 9
10- 9
$1.06)4
$1.25
27V2C
16'4c
10- 1
10- 1
10- 5
9-28
9-15
9-16
10-
30c
75c
10-1
10- 1
10-15
9-30
40c
30c
II- 2
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
: 10- 1
Products
Co.,
common
—
$1.50
40c
30c
15c
(quar.)
Corp. (monthly)—
(quar.)
10c
—————
-
10-15
1
10-13
American Investment Co.
10-21
9-30
preferred
on
$1.25
10-
1
payment
11-13
time).
S. Radium Corp.
(quar.)
United Wallpaper, Inc., 5% class B
pfd. (en¬
tire issue to be redeemed on Nov. 4 at $14
share
per
into
plus
common
Univis
Lens
this
Products
Dare
Warehouse
Warner
$5
$4.25
preferred
preferred
$5
Washington
&
common
Knapp,
Inc.,
White
Stag
Class
B
The
&
$6
pref.
(Ontario)
Stamping
Mfg.,
class
A
Light
Wisconsin Southern Gas
Stock
dividend
1
(accum.)____
(quar.i
Co;
2
10-12
11-2
_
2
10-12
11-
2
10-12
10-
1
9-18
$1.50
10-1
10-
1
6
11-14
11-14
~~~~
Cab,
6%
pfd.
9-30
10-10
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-16
9-16
10-
2
10-20
5
9-30
9-11
10-
9-28
2
9-30
10-
5
10-15
9-23
Fire
Insurance
5%
Snuff
preferred
6%
of Delaware—
3rd preferred
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
(quar'.)___"
Spring of Holly
Class
$1.25
A
(quar.)____
B
(quar.)
American
Stores
American
7%
Sugar
preferred
American
___d
;
(quar.)_J
preferred
(quar.)
___^
Refining, common (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—
Sumatra
Tobacco
______
Corp._
•Extra
;
Quarterly
American
Tobacco,
American
Transit
(quar.)
(quar.)_
American
Anaconda
456V4c
10-
2
10-
11-
2
10-
1
9-18
Anchor
Company
$4 preferred
Corp.,
(quar.)
$1.25
70c
$1,50
7ftc
preferred
Gil
Corp.,
(quar.)^
cents
B-G
B
F
Babbitt
5%
(B.
Babcock
9-30
9-22
10- 1
10- 1
9-29
9-3
9-3
9-15
9-30
(quar.)
9-18
(quar.)_
common
1
11-
2
9-30
D-
1
$31 ftc
9-30
9-
1
*34c
9-30
9-
1
$37V2c
9-30
9-
I
$43 ftc
9-30
9-
t
,
(initial)
___:
held
approval
(two
record
of
of
stock¬
(year-end
A__^
:
split
of
would
28
on
the
be
i
■
1
9-25
9-
4
9-28
9-25
9-28
9-25
com¬
changed
—
^
62 ftc
35c
(quar.)
5%
1
9-15
10-
1
9-10
10-
50c
(quar.i
7
9-25
9-30
9-21
25c
9-21
10-15
9-30
$1.50
pfd.
9-30
$1.50
1-15-60
12-31
$5
9-28
9-11
:
^
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brick,
Gas
10-
25c
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
(accum.)
Electric—
&
(increased-quar.)
50c
preferred
Corp.
Bancroft
(Joseph)
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
40c
Sens
&
1
SI
10-
1
9-21
12 ftc
10-16
9-28
20c
9-30
9-14
50c
10-20
9-25
(quar.i
Aroostock
10-
$1.12 ft
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Bancohio
4%
10-
15c
(increased-quar.)
6%
Baltimore
Bangor
•;
a
—
A
Co.
Co.
Inc.
&
_''
Inc.—
preferred
Piano,
4ft%
10-23
18ft c
;
j_
value
9-15
,.
and
35c
Sept.
on
1
payment
income
gains)—'.
vote
Wilcox
common
10-
50c
"B"
Par
Baltimore
4%
dividend)
share
9-15
(quar.)
(reduced)
RR.
Hydro-Electric, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
$1
10-20
4ft%
$1.06
10-20
9-25
7%
$1.75
10-20
9-25
$2.50
10-
1
9-18
62 ftc
10-
2
9-17
$1.50
10-
1
9-17
___:
.__
Bank
of
New
Bankers
(quar.).*
Commercial
Common
6%
York
(quar.)
preferred
Bankers
Y.)—
(N.
__,
(quar.i
National
Stock
Corp.
Life
Insurance
of
Co.
N.
J.
dividend
Bankers
Trust
Oil
7 ft %
Co.
(N.
Y.)
(Stock
Corp.
dividend
preferred
(quar.)__
4ft%
Co.
preferred
Iron
———
Corp.
9-15
1
9-15
9-16
10-
75c
1
9-16
1
9-17
10-
1
9-15
$1
(quar.)__
10-
25c
——
10-
1
9-15
20c
(quar.)
9-18
2
10-15
10-
2
10-
2
9-10
45c
(quar.)——__
11-
1%
Distilling
9-30
30c
7 ftc
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
84 ftc
preferred (quar.)______
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd
$1.12 ft
9-10
1
9-15
510c
10-1
9-15
*25c
—
10-
1
9-10
'
Bros.
Lumber
6-10
9-15
9-15
9-30
$1.12ft
(quar.)
Beatrice Foods, common
3%%
4ft %
1
10-1
10-
$1
Optical Co., com.
(James B.)
Stock
dividend
Beatty
10-
15c
(quar.)
Laboratories
(quar.)
Baxter
9-30
$1.40
(quar.)
preferred
Baystate
12-11
1-1-60
7-1-60
$1.56 Vi
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Works
Lomb
&
9-11
25c
(quar.)__
Bastian-Blessing
Bath
9-24
1
2%
preferred
Bausch
9-25
10-15
10-
2%
(quar.)__——_______
common
$6.25
10-16
75c
2%
(quar.)
dividend)
dividend
Inc.,
9-25
Ltd.—
Co.,
•
12ftc
12y2c
31ftc
50c
40c
4334c
12ftc
25c
4%
10-
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-1
10-
1
9-1
Comnjon
Class
*$1.40
Beech
(quar.)
;
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Creek
RR.
10- 1
10-2
8-31
9-11
9-11
9-28
9-18
Belgium
Belknap
Ltd.,
Ltd.
Stores,
Hardware
9-28
9-18
9-4
4%
&
*2 5c
10-
1
*35c
10-
1
9-10
50c
10-
1
9-15
*17 ftc
11-
2
*25c
:
10-
1
15c
12-
1
—
;
—
pfd.
7%
(quar.)
Mfg.,
(quar.)__
„
common..
15c
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4%
10-10
9-10
$1.50
10-
1
9-10
10- 5
9-19
.12ftc
10c
10- 9
9-30
9-21
9-15
35c
9-30
9-16
50c
9-28
9- 4
30c
9-30
9-17
10-1
4%
Bell
preferred (quar.)—
Telephone Co. of Canada
Bendix Aviation
Beneficial
Corp.
Finance
Co.
35c
53Vac
9-30
9-30
-
8
1-13
3-1-60
10-15
9-15
9-30
9-10
25c
(quar.)_.
9-30
9-H
2-
8"
Co—
2%
Bank
9
2-
10-14
60c
(quar.)„
9-7
Natl.
9-30
9-11
11-
20c
dividend
Stock
Bensonhurst
1-31-60
9-10
*50c
—
(quar.)
Beneficial Standard Liie xnsurance
10-31
20c
preferred
3-1-60
20c
Common
10- 1
^
(quar. >—
Belding-Corticelli,
10- 2
$1
____.
com.
10-
Badger Paint & Hardware
6%
9-15
25C
66 %c
Welt
Baldwin
9-18
9-18
UOc
class
T.l,
&
Backstay
1
1
(quar.)
three-for-2
to
conv.
10-
10-
(quar.)
;
investment
will
shares.
$1
5
$17 ftc
common
capital
Inc.,
proposed
mon
9-15
10-
7 ftc
1 quar.i__
Company—
Stockholders
from
2
(quar.)
Fund
from
Foods,
S
1-15
1
11-
quar.i
(stock
from
cents
Beaver
15c
•
(quar.)
Anderson-Prichard
4ft %
(quar.)_
Hocking Glass
32
10-
America
to
Beam
12ftc
preferred
9
11-
9-15
9-30
82ftc
6%
9
10-15
10- 1
______
7-
25c
9-15
30c
Surety (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
7-29-60
+qoc
11-30
12ftc
American
Zinc, Lead & Smelting
Ampco Metal, Inc. (increased)
Amphenol-Borg Electronics- Corp.
10-15
11-30
1
Corp.
(quar.)_^
American Stamping (quar.)_^
;_____—
American States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
Class
3
4%
"
9
2
12-15
12-15
10-
12 ftc
211
preferred
Houghton
of
9-15
10-15
of
each
Bates Manufacturing,
—
4-
11-
9-21
3c
lc
1-
10-10
10-15
50c
(quar. 1
Seal-Kap
conv.
2nd &
American
•
9-30
Y.)
_____
Co.
holders Oct.
4%
Axe
10-15
1-15-60
5%
com.
for
Subject
$5.60
10-29.
American Photocopy Equipment Co.—
Screw
26.
Stock
(quar.)—
1-29-60
e|5
shares
5
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Products
10-
10-15
25c "
(quar.)
Stock
—
Co.
4-29-60
10-30
(N.
9-15
:
preferred
Basic,
cash
20c
National
'371!,,
37i/„c
_
9-30
51c
31V
(quar,)_
preferred
2
9-30
50
371/oe
~~
__
County Gas (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)____—IHIH
common
10-
10c
t1
iTork
Ltd.,
1
9-28
10-31
$1
(quar.i
preferred
10-
10-15
______50c
(quar.)
9-30
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
American
2
30c
_
(quar.)
4%t%
10-15
11-
in
9-15
1
5%
pfd.
7%
Co.
preferred
Bangor
11-
-___
American
2
t20c
(quar.)
preferred
feller's,
10-12
10-15
County Electric Co.—
preferred
preferred
6%
7
25c
II""_I~H
iquar.)
Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works
6%
10-
i7y2C
_________
Vellow
10-26
isc
—
11-
payment is payable
;
Quarterly
9-21
25c
(quar.)
stock)
American
9-18
10-
'
9-29
$70c
(quar.)
9-15
11-2
Quarterly
10-12
11-
5qc
_
9-17
(6 cents from investment income
cent
;
Extra
American Optical
9-15
$1 15
;;
Stores, Ltd., class A com
Woolson Spice Co., common
(reduced)6%
preferred (quar.)
4.44%
11-
1
15c
_
Woodward
Worcester
10-
18c
iquar.)____
9-17
$1.25
Quarterly
10-14
$1.25
45
American
j
9-17
5
Co._
___
WoodairIndustries
9
$1^25
Ross, Inc. (quar.)
Windsor Industries (quar.i
&
9-
11-
56c
(quar.)
Fuel
9-28
9-30
9-23
10-
Will
Wisconsin
2
10-10
ji/2C
Assurance
Tool
9-14
7
1
10-
(quar.)__^
preferred
iquar. >
ft %
preferred JS59 series
Balcrank,
plus 45 cents from realized capital gains.
9-28
10-
Canteen
uivide*nd
Barber
9-30
3%
(quar.)
9-11
| 40c
I7V2C
7
$i.06ft
•
9-30
10- 1
10- 2
9-18
9-30
9-21
Inc.—
9
(quar.i
;
11-30
11-20
(quar.i.
10-
30c
.
Western
Co.
Fund,
10-
2c
;
(quar.)
National Insurance
Western
Mutual
or.
__
12-15
9-30
10-10
10- 1
12-1
25c
$3
-
(quar.i________
preferred
Webb
Molasses
American
ordinary
(quar.i
(quar.i
Metal
American
1
9-1
9-4
9-15
9-16
——
9-30
(s-a)________
dividend)
9-11
10- 9
9-15
9-15
9-30
.___
(quar.)—
Products
(-quar.)
15c
(quar.)
9-15
9-18
9-11
Co.—
(initial-quar.)
common
preferred
Corp.,
7%
40c
50c
(quar.)__
2
10-
*25c
(increased
Telephone Co.
Oct;
9-25
11-
(quar.)
6%
10-15
10-15
9-30
9-30
common——
(quar.)—
Marietta
Quarterly
A
Corp.
Inc. (quar.)
preferred
10-
Co.,
10-15
5c
Washington Gas Light,
$4.60
7
Plan
Avon
9-16
93 ftc
(quar.)
Co.
5
$1.12ft
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
American
4
10-
4c
2Vi%
Pictures,
Tool,
11-
20c
Co
rets,
(stock
Terminals
Bros.
Warrent
5%
19c
dep.
4ft%
9-28
New
—
Stores
5
Convertible
Oil
class
conv.
10-
preferred
American
29
Massachusetts RR.
Vickers,
Ltd.," Amer.
(interim)
Victor
10c
(increased)-.
Consolidated
Tacu-Dry Co., 6%
Vermont &
dividend.
Oct.
to
Co.
Utah-Wyoming
Virginia
Maize-Products
7%
U.
Thrift
9-22
,
f
b»$25C
div.)
5%
of Illinois—
Metals,
&
pfd. B (quar.t___
class A (quar.)__
(Tulsa)
Centers
Ltd.
Stock
1
25c
Automatic
$1.75
American
12-1
Machine
(stock
com.
Sewing
Avalon
10-
9rl8
1
1
$1
(quar.)
1010-
$25c
Auto-Soler
10- 5
preferred (quar.)——97ftc
preferred (quar.)„
$1.25
pfd.
4%
Ltd.,
Insurance
Steels,
9
25 c
15c
(quar. 1
Life
9-15
10- 1
Corp.,
3.75%
Refining,
Corp.,
1
Commis-
U.
P.
iquar.)
iquar.)__
Wholesalers
B
Atlas
Machine & Foundry—
American
this
at
Greyhound
Atlas
10-30
$1.31 ft
9-21
10-
Atlas
(Orlando,
(quar.)
of
Quarterly
10-20
12- 1
—
Board
Sewerage
Company
Atlas
11-11
12-22
3.90%
9-18
5%
$1.12Vi
com.
preferred
5Vi%
Corp.—
(quar.)
taken
11-
1
American
___
Chemical
11-
Jersey
City
Atlas
5%
—
9-14
9-23
Class
$1.50
$1.50
preferred __:
6%
preferred
American Independent Reinsurance
Florida)
(stock
dividend)—
1
9-30
9-15
Atlantic
9- 4
10- 2
10-
9-30
10-16
9-15
25c
t5c
25c
65c
10-15
9-18
9- 4
—_
9-
30c
Atlantic
9-28
1
9-11
1
split
approved
by
Subject to approval by the
Atlantic
25c
1%
10-
1
10-
stock
Atlantic
1-1-60
10- 1
10- 1
$1.50
10-
$1
37 ftc
Atlantic
93%c
933/4C
50c
!—__
Corp.
6%
10-9
—
(quar.)
&
action
(initial)
A
9-24
11- 2
12-10
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
American
9-30
Ltd.—
pref.
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
25c
(quar.)
Corp
Electric
stockholders.
2%
30c
87'/2C
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.i
9-16
9-10
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Finance
City
New
9-11
27V2C
45c
$1.12l/2
10-1
10-
sioners
Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
Hardware
American
9-30
10-15
—
9
Ltd.—
Co.,
Industries
Picture
Three-for-two
9-4
9-22
9- 1
9-18
10- 2
10- 2
11-20
12-18
»-lt»
9-16
9-28
Quarterly
10-15
$1.25
:
Growth Fund, Ltd
American Hair & Felt, common
10-15
10-31
(increased)—
8
9-
25c
Products
Atlantic
8 28
9-24
1
2
1
1
9-
(quar.i
3-20
10- 11" 1010-
9-15
9-30
* 18c
Motion
9-15
1
9-30
$16 ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)
participating
Atkinson
9-30
25c
10-
Athey
1
.
B
Hardware
9-25
35c
& Telegraph Co.,
class A (quar.)
Associates Investment (quar.)
9-30
10- 1
»
D.)
11-20
Telephone
$4
10- 1
10-20
9-30
10- 1
11- 2
$1.25
$1.25
- 60c
4334c
(J.
1
9-30
25c
(quar.)
preference
B
12-
10-15
25c
___________
A
Associated
9"2+
9-11
9-10
9-10
1
56 ftc
60c
—____
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Associated
30c
75c
25c
18%c
15c
-
Union
10-
+25c
$2
30c
50c
Co.
(quar.)
preference
Class
nil
,
-
Corp., Ltd.. (quar,),
Temple, Ltd,, common
6ft%-
J
H!"
Corp.
Ashdown
9-11
+
8-31
10-1
(quar.i
Hegeman Electric Co
Industries
6%.
'?"*i
10" J.
$1.25
*
American
2
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crystal Sugar, com.
preferred (quar.)—
1
10-20
1
(quar.)—
.
common
12-
13 Vic
10-
(quar.)*.
Co.
(quar.)
—'
7%
preferred (quar.)—
American
Inc.—
)quar..i_
*$1.50
9-11
? ,}
10- 1
S' 7
American Cyanamid
8
$1.12 ft
(quar.)
__
preferred
'«4V2%
9-30
$2.62
__
—
(quar.i
Shoe
American
8-21
$3
(s-a)
(quaf.l
Harrison,
From
Brake
Express Co.
American Felt Co., 6%
,
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
preferred A
preferred B
10-
10-
A
Corp., com.
10-15
10-15
9-16
(quar.i
Arma
10-28
50c
1
Co
Rubber
Co.
American Cement,
11-20
$3.12
(s-al
common
50c
—
(quar.)
4ft %
Co.,
17Vic
'$1.06 ft
$1.06 ft
(quar.i
(quar.i
4.25%
9-24
class
$1.14
i
common
Co.,
Biltrite
American
9-21
Times-Mirror
10-
&
Construction
Metal
new
12-21
Title
+20c
(quar.
Bosch
1
5c
206
Co.,
Note
preferred
11-30
1
•
Metals
10-15
10-
(Ihitial-qu.ar.)
—
10-21
1
*30c
Ash
—
(quar.)___'.
10-21
12-
Toledo
dividend
American
(quar.
—'
11-14
10c
<Ky.)
———
11-14
7
Asbestos
o'Ji
(quar.)_
com.
Aggregates, 5% preferred
Ainericait Air Filter (quar.)-—
10-
9-11
!" J
(quar.)——______
common
preferred
9-30
10- 1
^—
America,
American
10c
Co.
common
Corp.,
Stock
9-30
10-15
Time
Finance
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)_
10-15,
R. > Co.—
stock-split
Thompson Industries
(quar.i
New
pfd.
$3.75
(J.
2-for-l
(quar.)____—
com.
75c conv.
$3.75
9-23
■
Co.,
(initial)--—
of
10-15
Arvin
.
20t
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
Co.
8
25c
y-+ +
(quar.)__
dividend
Stock
5%
.
Corp.,
Mfg. Co..
Allyn & Bacon
Aluminum
10-20
10-31
Stores
Allis-Chalmers
8
9-
9-30
+
—
—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
(quar.)
9-30
9
9-
1
Arundel
common
Allied Laboratories
11-27
10-
1
10-
10-15
Q1
_
Algoma SteeJ Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_____—___
Alleghany Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a)____—
6%
convertible preferred
(s-a)—
Trust,
—
Thompson
9-20
10-
35C
12 ftc
Art
(quar.)——
30c
preferred (quar.)
—$106)4
Alexander Hamilton Institute
(stock divd.)
2%
9-23
9-15
35C
'
9-15
1
_
(quair.)
Equipment Corp., common
4ft %
preferred iquar. 1
Ancw-Hart
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Inc.,
1
9-15
i.'f?
(quar.)—
preferred
Alden's,
4V4%
9-15
1010-
10- 1
$1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Co.,
Paper Mfg., class A
B
Products
Alco
9-30
10-15
10-8
„
Haute
10-30
10-15
11-16
11-16
— —
Texaco
6%
9-30
preferred
(quar.)—;—
Class
1
$1.18
—~_
quar. ) ,—..—
quar.)__—
Corp.
9-15
10-
40c
37 ke
(quar.)—
5% preferred
preferred
Steel
9-11
1
$1.37
(quar.)
(increased
10-
$1.08
Ato
,
Wood
B
Constable
9-28
! 11.16 ft
{$,?
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_
Albemarle
'
9
_
Terre
9
10-
17Vic
Talon. Inc., class A (quar.).—————25c
Class. B (quar.i
—25c
4%
!
20c
preferred (s-a)
Taylor-Colquitt Co.
(increased-quar.)
35c
Tennessee Corp.,
(2-for-l stock split)...
;
M.
9
10-
1
—
I.
10-
2
11-
:
T.
2
11-
9
class A
Markets,
11-
10-15
(quar.)
4.60%
25c
9-15
34%c
(quar.)
Alan
9
4
10-15
9
9- 4
9-22
preferred B (quar.)
Ac
!■„"ii
Corp, (stock dividend),y?"
Alabama
Power,
$4.20 preferred
(quar.)_
$1.05
10- 1
9-30
10-
9
9-
Co.—
(quar.i
Co.—
I increased
A
Class
Arnold
.
10-
10-1
10-20
Airwork
9-25
2
10-
7Vic
—_
q
10-
2
2
90c
5c
(increased quar;)—(from investment income)
B
preferred
preferred
Armstrong Rubber
9- 4
+
5l/i%
11-
7
10- 1
2
11-
(quar.)
5.48%
Class
60c
"
Insurance
Fund
preferred
11-
11-10
10-
(quar.)
Power
9-30
1
*5c
5c
Corp.'__.
Fuel Oil Corp.
4.72%
3/0
______—
J97C
Arts
4.32%
9-ib
12-
9-15
7
*56 ftc
—
preferred (quar.)
Arkansas Power & Light—
(Hartiord)—
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
A
6%
1
■
5.90%
Life
10- 1
10-20
Ltd
4.65%
S'ff
?
,n
37/2C
5»/2%
9-21
9-30
f 70c
preferred
10-
J 30c
Arkansas-Missouri
910
9-15
tSOc
(quar.)
Arkansas
„
——-—--
Class
9-21
11-16
V- *
1
10" 1
2/'„
Surety
Class
11-
2 Vic
(quar.)—:7Vic
(quar.)
36%c
Strathmore Paper (quar.i
31 'Ac
Sub Nigel, Ltd., Amer. shares
$0.19833
Super Mold Corp, (quar.
35c
Superior Separator, common (quar.)
;
15c
6%
preferred (quar.)
———30c
Swank, Inc. (quar.)
10c
Extra
Stevens
3
15c
10c
25c
—
Extra
TSterchi
3
12-
20c
(Boston i_.
Corp.
Corp
Parts
12-
12-31
UOc
Investment
Street
12-31
*15c
(quar.)—.—
(quar.),
B
12-16
11-18
10-
80c
—.
—.——
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
Class
10-
10-15
q-10
Shoe Stores Ltd. (increased)
Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)_ .—
Aid, Investment & Discount, Inc.—
Common (increased quar.)
—
2
10-15
10-15
9-10
in-
Agricultural
9-22
1
10-1
9-15,
9-30
12c
-
(quar.)
A
Applied
Agnew-SUrpass
10-
10-
10- 1
*30c
(quar.)—
Corp.
_____
.&
Insurance
Affiliated
9-18
15c
40c
UOc
'• 7c
31 ftc
3844c
(quar.)—
Bakeries
Southern
(quar.)——
common
$1.25
dividend
Casualty
Aetna
11-20
1
J
ji5c
_
Quarterly___.
9-25
—
—i
Common
9-30
Pulp & Paper Mills—
4ft% preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Newloundiand
Development,
,
+28 /ac
(quar.)
dividend—
Stock
Aetna
9-25
to
approximately 14c per share— — — ,
Seven-TTp Bottling (St. Louis)
(quar.)——
Smyth Mfg. (Hartford).
—
Sobeys Stores Ltd., class A—
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.''
17 ftc
Extra
Anglo Canadian
$2.50
a- y
^
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)_—
—-—
Industries—
A
Stock
1
10-10
9
1
——
(quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph
10-15
10-
xu- x
(quar.)
Consolidated
Adam
7
9
Uniform
Angelica
Class
Beflnerles' Ud_
10-17
10-
preferred
^ 30
45c
Ltd.,
Paper
12
—
(quar.U-—$1
common
preferred
&
Power
Common
10-15
2
(quar.)
Laboratories,
convertible
4»/2%
9-30
10-J 3
Products
R.
S.
Abbott
9- 9
9 15
9-30
When
Share
Name of Company
$2.80 preferred iquar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Payable 0) Rec.
dOc
(quar.
Scores
Aetna
—
.———
Sonotone
Wrigley
4%
10-15
Share
Name of Company
ACF
Shell
/
Monday, September 23, 1959
.
.
10-15
——•——
(quar.)———
5% preferred
preferred (quar.)
Security Storage (Wash.) (quar.)
Shakespeare Co. (quar.)—
•
.
Per
announced in previous
give the dividends
we
weeks and not yet paid.
9
1C-30
11-20
.
4.36'-
Seagrave Corp.,
Below
Payable of Rec.
Abltibi
Common
Schwitzer
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
St.
.
.
(1300)
(Brooklyn,
N.
10-
1
9-11
Y.)
9-17
Bessemer
9-17
$1.50
&
x—
Lake
Erie
preferred '(s-a):
RR.
Co.—
—
20c
10-15
10-
5
5c
Quarterly
10-15
10-
5
—
:
75c
0
1
9-15.
Volume
Number 3885
190
v..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
IS
(1301)
"*
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r
Vv4r
Name of Company
■
Bessemer
Limestone
Cement—
&
Per
Share
•• • •
.'
• '
-
When
Holder».
*
*
ars.V,v
*
Payable of Rec.
>T
Canada
.
?";•'•
Corp.? common
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
25c
$1.06y4
10-
Ltd;,- -class B (quar.)
$25c
Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.)__,
$37y2c
preferred (quar.)
'.
$$1.06V4
,
,
Name of Company
9-15
1
.
Cleveland
''
i>
'"*•
50c
10-
1
',9-15
1
9-15
10-
1
9-'. 4
10-
$1.75
Canada
Flooring
10-
1
9-17
Cleveland
10-
1
9-19
Quarries ,(quar.)
Canada
Iron
10- 1
10-15
9-10
Cleveland
Securities
:—--4-—(quar.)__"t;
tfjuar.-)
-
Steel
7%
Corp.,
pfd.
Bibb
Binks Mfg.
—25c
Machine
Co.
(quar.)
25c
& Son,
Inc.• (increased-quar. i_—25c
Bird
Bird
Black
(quar.)
Decker
&
New
Co.
Mfg.—
-
.—,
_
Blackstone
4.25%
Valley Gas & Electric
preferred (quar.)-
5.60%
preferred
Bliss
&
Eloch
'•6%6%
preferred
Eohack
(H.
5%%
Boise
prior pfd.
Cascade
Increased
•
Booth
(quar.)___——
3%%
Stock
dividend
Bostitch,
4.25%
preferred
preferred
4.78%
Boston
9-30
Canada
1010-
1
9-15
5%
12-19
9-30
10-
12-
5
9-15
10-20
1
1
11-
2
10-
6%_
1
9-
9
12-
9
Canadian
9-20
Canadian
10-
11-2
Canadian
■■■?■
2
Class
2
10-19
10-
1
7%
10-19
11-
162Vic
t68%c
—
i68%c
al4c
&
J. v
11-
"6%
10-
• •
1
+10c
$1.25
10-
1
'
10-
1
10-
1
10-
•
6%
(quar.)——__—
preferred
Bridgeport Brass
Co.,
4Vi%
preferred (quar.—
Bridgeport Gas, com. (increased)
•
t$1.50
37 Vic
56%c
42c
—
(quar.)_—_
common
._—_—
—.———
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)———————i
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)_
Bright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
<
5%
preferred (quar;)
Brillo Mfg.
3%%
British-American
—_
(initial-quar.)_:
preferred
(quar.)
com.
new
Bristol-Myers,
Oil
Ltd.
Co.
British-American Tobacco Co.
Amer.
dep.
Amer.
rets.
Columbia
preferred
4%%
preferred
4Vi %
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5Vi%
preferred
(quar.),
;
British Columbia
7d
7d
——
—
Power
preferred
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
—_
5%%
preferred (quar.)—
1st pfd.
(quar.)—
6%
,
4%%
preferred
British
t
Stock
—
Petroleum,
Approximately
income
$3.80
.
i
Bond
4.16%
Brown
Canada
Durrell
Bruce
(E.
(1959)
L.)
10-
9
preferred
Buckeye
Corp.,
preferred
5%
Budget
5%;
——_
8-24
9
1
9-
8
9-
$2.50
8
9-
1
8
10-
10-
1
$62c
10-
J
$69c
$35c
$$1.50
$50c
$$1.12%
$$1.43%
$$1.50
$$1.10
$12%c
9-
8
9-
8
Central
4 y2 %
preferred
9-21
4.35%
10-16
4.75%
preferred
preferred
1
v
6%
—
com.
Central
Forge
„
Bulova
10c
20c
62%c
10-
1
9-16
1
9-16
Common
10-
1
9-16
4.16%
5c
10-
1
11-
Corp;,
Corp.,
Buzzards
6%
prior
—.
(initial
C.
;
Financial
non-cum.
M.
P.
Industries
Extra
5%
Stock
(quar.)
9-30
9-16
Illinois
Central
•
$2.50
9-30
9-
Light,
5.75%
6%
preferred
5j/4%
.
$1
10
-1
Illinois
Public
preferred
4.92%
6%
9-30
12-10
12-21
r
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
1
9-10
9-15
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
9-15
1
•
.
Service
A
$1
(quar.)
Gas
$1.23
(quar.)
Power
preferred
Co.,
20c
(quar.)
com.
35c
9-18
9-30
5
9-23
9-30
9-10
10-
9-10
10-
1
$1.15
10-
1
9-10
$1.50
10-
1
9-10
$1.18%
10-
1
9-10
9-30
9-18
87y2c
(quar.)
preferred
9-18
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)__
25c
Rock
(resumed)
Continental
(2-for-l
Continental
9-18
10-
(quar.$1.37V2
9-30
9-18
4.15%
10-15
9-28
4.65%
8
4.75%
10-20
10-
1
10-
9-17
10-
1
9-
8
Central
4
$1.12Vz
9-30
9-28
9-14
S1.12V2
9-30
9-16
Cerro
preferred
preferred
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-id
1
9-10
:
de
4%%,
$1.34%
Motor
10-15
10-15
Chemical
Corn
Bank
*
10-15
9-15
and
receive
1
9-
4
9-30
9-
8
9-
8
9-30
stock
is
New
Chemical
York
1%
9-30
9-30
9-22
10-
Trust
shares
1
9-18
1
9-15
10-
Fund,
10-
1
9-15
Chicago Mill
10-
1
9-15
Chicago,
10-15
9-10
3V2%
,
Milwaukee,
Common
preferred
Chicago
Pneumatic
32c
11-
1
10-
Chicago,
Rock
11-
1
7%
4%
25c
(N.
9-30
9-15
25c
9-30
9-11
9-30
9-11
1
9-18
Bread
60c
1
9-15
10-
1
9-10
10-
9
4
4
4
25c
9-30
.10- 1
55c
$1.37%
35c
9-15
9-15
11-13
12- 1
11-13
10- 1
10- 1
9-18
9-18
9-30
9-10
15c
20c
10c
10-16
10- 5
9-30
9-25
Class
6%
held.
&
Gas
4%c
Cincinnati
11-
10- 7
9-15
1
25c
9-30
37VaO
10-22
&
12-17
11-28
10c
25c
40c
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
10-15
$1.75
37Vic
Union
.
10- 2
11-27
11- f
9-11
9- 8
9-24
9-28
9-30
Stock'Yards
Co.
(N.
1
9-21
11-13
10-15
10-
A
Class
Crown
Insurance
A
Co.
(quar.)
—
(Ontario)
31 %c
2%
9-30
11- 2
11- 2
11-16
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
9-13
(quar.)
10- l
10- 1
9-13
(quar.)_
Y.)
Hoisery Co. (quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.
(s-a)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
32c
9-30
9-30
12- 1
Cuban-American
(reduced)
10c
9-29
®i./a
*1.75
1-4 ou
51.75
4-1-6
Jj-Jb
]
Steel
of
Co.
America,
convertible preferred
Sugar,
„
$1.12
15c
common
7%
8-13
7%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—_
10- 1
9-11
9-22
9-15
9-11
10-15
9-22
7%
preferred
7%
preferred
1
$1.37y2
65c
7Vic
10- 1
9-30
10-23
15c
9-30
1-1-60
$1.50
com.
12-18
(quar.)
(initial)
—-
20c
Common
9-15
10-
Cumberland
Cunningham
Curlee
4 % %
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Drug
Clothing
(quar.)
Stores
Co.,
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-14
9-15
9-13
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-10
(quar.)_
40c
12-21
JS" }
$1.12/2
9-10
9-13
9-1®
11-1'#
9-13
12-13
9-13
$1.75 9 29 ou
l5c
10- 1
common
preferred (quar.)
4
9-15
9-21
25c
+70c
.
28c
5%%
9-
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
(quar.)__
Crucible
9-21
9-25
Ltd.—
(quan)
Corp.
9-15
9-15
Corp.—
(Canada),
Zellerbach
9-21
t25c
45c
(quar.)_
pfd.
—
Zellerbach
9-15
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
$1.50
'quar.)
Life
Crown
9-14
25c
10c
10c
f50c
(quar.)
______
Ltd.
9-14
9-14
9-18
15c
—_____
1
10- 1
10-
Telephone—
'
Insurance
Class
.-
Co.,
2
9-18
9-21
40c
12%c
12%c
(quar.)
International
10-
10- 1
10-1
9-30
16%c
;
Corp.
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Seal
&
9-18
10-21
10c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Cork
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Inc., class A
7%
$1
$1.18%
(quar.)
Bell
B
Cork
1
9-17
5c
15e
—
—
5%
9-18
10-
15c
25c
25c
Inc
(quar.)
preferred
9-18
25c
f8c
(quar.)
(Boston)
Corp.,
Company,
Class
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
A_.
Knowles
&
25c
87%c
87%c
Crystal Oil & Land Co.. $1.12 pfd.
Co.
Pacific
Electric.(quar.)
Suburban
Petroleum
Crown
Crown
$1.25
City Investing Co., 5%% preferred
City Products Corp. (quar.)
City Title
11-16
Crossett
10-15
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Crown
(quar.)__.
Quarterly
Cincinnati
9-23
11- 5
10-15
30c
Co.,.
(quar.)_.
&
B
Cresmont Oil Co.
(quar.).;
Tool
Ltd.
Mfg., 6%
conv.
Crescent
will
L.),
10-26
(quar.)—_
class
Corp.
Wheat Corp.
Finance Service
Credit
10- 1
9-30
50c
(quar.)-.,
of
for share
share
each
(R.
Crarapton
10-14
$1.62%
30c
$1.31%
Ltd.,
9-21
stock¬
by
17%c
common
9-15
17%c
—
(quar.)——
series)
(quar.)
Insurance
9-11
10- 1
12- 1
>
pfd. (quar.)__
(increased)-
Investment Fund,
Craftsman
9-11
93%c
12%c
(1947
Chemical
Chemical
Co.
Works,
Petroleum
Counselor's
9-16
$1
—
(quar.)
6%%
Reynolds, common
(quar.)____
A
Cowles
Cream
37%c
Island
Class
Craln
87Vic
Products
preferred
Claussnei
10-
10-
2
1
Y.)^—
preferred (quar.)
4%%
37y2c
1
11-
Securities
preferred
Cincinnati
Co.—
10-
A
Christiana
1
10-
—
(quar.)
1
9-11
-
Molded
1
1
(quar.)_
Paul & Pacific RR.
St.
Series
11-
10-
9-15
9-
(quar.)__.
Electric,
(quar.)
Investors
&
Cosden
(quar.)
Chicago
11-
Corroon
Crompton
Lumber
&
9-14
1
Corporate
9-11
preferred (quar.)
10-23
1
Coro, Inc.
9-11
Inc.—
11-16
10-
9-15
1
1
quarter' div. from net invest, inc.)
Chesapeake Ccrp, of Virginia (quar.)__
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
9-15
Glass
9-30
9-15
1
9-
Co.
preferred
preferred
3%%
1
10-
./
9-
(quar.)___
preferred* (quar.)
25c
stockholders
for
Inc.
&
Products
Corning
3%%
1
9-18
1010-
9-30
Cornell-Dubilier
10-
(Third
1
$62'/2C
,10-15
10- 1
10- 1
(initial-quar.)
A
approved
R,ubber
$1.12y2
Trust
split
Tire
$5.25
4
10- 1
common
Cooper
10-
Exchange
York
Co.,
Corp.,
75c
being exchanged share
10-
11-
Canada
Co., Ltd.—
5%
preference
(quar.)
cl.
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
(Peter)
Corn
9-30
$1.04
$1.12%
$1.13
Corp.
stock
Cocper-Jarrett,
25c
(quar.)__
,1
New
$50c
10-
9-15
Bank and Ne*w
York Trust Co. merged, to form Chemical
9-21
4
9-19
25c
pfd.
Exchange Bank
Corn
Electric
56V4C
Corp
<
Gotham, Inc., 5%
Chemical
9-21
9-
9-19
9-30
:
(quar.)___
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
9-11
1
9-30
15c
9-15
Transport—
preferred
Pasco
10-15
10-
9-15
preferred
$5c
$$I.12V2
10- 1
10c
;
(quar.)
6%
preferred 4quar.)___.
Champion Paper & Fibre—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)____
>
9-15
$1.19
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
$1.04
$1.16
(quar.)_
(quar.)-
'
10-
25c
t
9-21
9-
9-30
Cooper
;
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Wisconsin
convertible
Chadbourn
9-15
60c
Service—
(quar.)__
preferred
Common
6%
Public
preferred
5%%
9-
preferred
Vermont
25c
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.—
Quarterly
10- 3
holders)
5%%
9-10
10-15
10-15
,
•',!
$1.37%
$1.37%
preferred
$3.75
of
Corp.
9-30
i
1
11-16
10-15
25c
—
$1.25
9-28
$1.18%
10-
7c
7%c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Motors
$5 preferred
Co.—
(quar.)
9-10
6c
Copper & Steel Industries—
9-23
Central
9
9-10
37%c
»
Quarterly
10-31
(quar.)
9-24
16-
10-15
20c
Fund
Connectors,
Continental
Cook
9-15
10- 1
stock split)
(2%-for-l
Common
(quar.)
11- 2
10-
Co.
Can,
Continental
9-18
75c
common
9-24,
17%c
(quar.)
—_
9-18
717/bC
(quar.)
A
Extra
9-30
10-15
28%c
(quar.)
class
Co.,
(Chicago)
(quar.)—
Continental Baking Co.,
common
(quar.)__
$5.50
preferred
(quar.)____
Continental Casualty Co. '(Chicago) (quar.)
9-30
9-28
26y»c
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
52%c
(quar.)—t40c
Assurance
33%c
63c
(quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Products
Co.,
Power
62'/2c
9-24
5c
Co.
(quar;)__
fquar.)
(quar.)
1
25c
10-
65%c
Gas
(quar.).
Gas
Consumers
Controls
1
25c
(quar.)_
common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
B
(quar.)
5%%
10-
11-
Y.
preferred
Consumers
5%%
1
Acceptance Corp.—
Continental
.
10-15
37'/2c
N.
Corp.,
Investment
Consumers
30c
of
1
11-
$1.25
75c
(quar.)
Water
preferred
Consumer
10-
11-
5%
Paper
Consolidated
6%
Co.
Natural
Consolidated
-•
1
11-
$1.25
(quar.)__
Corp.,
preferred
Consolidated
(quar.)
30c
B
25c
5Vi%
Consolidated
10-
$3.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foods
1
45c
common
dividend
preferred
31c
A
9-18
Stock
preferred
33c
$4.75 preferred
9-18
V
1
Telephone, Com. (quar.) stock div.—
13-for-10 stock split, subject to approval of
stockholders Oct. 23)
f
10c
12V2c
37y2c
quar.)
Inc.,
9-30
Consolidated
$2.50
(quar.)
Hecla,
9-30
preferred
9-18
(quar.)
&
10-16
$5
1
10-
preferred
preferred
9-30
10-31
1
Central
9-17
preferred
$1.50
10-15
10-
preferred
4.75%
9-23
9-11
$1.32
Calumet
8
10-
(quar.)
,
preferred
3.50%
9-11
$$1.25
.
Telephone
Gas
10-
Edison
11-
1
10-
55c
(quar.)
9-10
65c
:_
Corp.
Corp.
Western
10-31
Consolidated
9-17
9-
1
51c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.24
;
8
1
11-
52Vic
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
1
37'/2C
(quar,)
preferred (quar.)
California
10-
preferred
preferred
10-
9-15
preferred
$1.20
10-31
7%
$4.52
10-15
9-15
(quar.)
&
8
$4.50
Maine
1
•
-(increased
9-
10-
10- 1
50c
:
common
$4.16
Indiana
1
(quar.)
Water
Common
10-1
1
k
51'/2c
Goods,
Dry
12-
47%c
:
Cigar Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
9-11
Central
10-
(quar.)_
Fund
California
Consolidated
9-11
Central
10-
(quar.)
Packing
Consolidated
8
1
9-10
1
3%
preferred
9-15
1
9-21
California Interstate Telephone
-
9-30
10-
$50c
9-15
9-14
9-
27%c
(quar.)
10-
1
15c
(quar.),
California
preferred
10-
*
Cahfornia
$2.20
$1.16
1
Power—
preferred
9-30
$1.12y2
10-
62V2C
(quar.)
Electric
10-21
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)l
>.
<
9-30
9-30
12-15
9-23
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
10-
,
13c
$1.90
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4%
8
9-25
i
preferred
preferred
preferred
Central
10-31
10-20
dividend
California
preferred
$2.06
$2.09
$1,02Vz
$1.02%
(quar.)___,
9-10
55c
r$2.04
$1.18%
$1.20
C
9-15
10- 1
9-30
—
Insurance
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
Class
B
Life
9-12
Gas-
D
quar.)
(quar.)
Consumers
9-12
36c
series
9-30
9-30
$1.37%
(quar.)
Fund
Assn.
9-30
10-
A
Life
1
$1.18%
series
10-15
security profits)
(Toronto)
(quar.)_
1
62y2c
(quar.)
t8c
(from
10-
$1.12%
$1.08%
&
Stock
10-21
(quar.)
Electric
9-23
12-
$5.25
10-
59%c
series
(quar.)
pfd.
;
preferred
$2
,
series
12-11
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Calgary Power, Ltd., common <quar.)
4J/2%
preferred
(qugr.)
California
9-15
9-
t
9-23
11- 1
11- 1
$1.90
9-30
5%% pfd.
Connecticut
9-25
1
f
1
$1.16
$1.31 Vi
Quarterly
9-17
5c
preferred
9-28
(quar.)—
Corp.
9-10
35c
preferred
28y8C
common
preferred
T.
1
9-30
$1.12 Vb
$1.75
Electric—
&
9-23
*
General
9-29
25c
preferred
Bay Gas Co.—
I.
10-
50c
Quarterly
C.
Confederation
Connecticut
(quar.).
4.80%
1-2-60
(quar.)
5%
9-16
9-17
$5
4.75%
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)®
preferred
1
1
30c
4.10%
—$15c
$15c
25c
(quar..)_
Mills, 4Vi% preferred (quar.)__„__
Manufacturing Co., common , (quar )
4J/2% preferred (quar.)__i—
Shoe
10-
$10c
4
9-15
11- 1
Corp.,
Ltd.
(Indianapolis) —
Co.
Inc.
Fund,
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Concord
25%
$1.75
ll%c
9-16
1
35c
Burrus
4V2%
9
9-16
50c
9-16
15c
(quar.)_
Butler
Butler's
9-
10-1
9-
2
10- 1>
International
Loan
Compania' Cubana
Composite Bond &
$1.25
;
10-16
15c
%
—
Butterick
11- 2
?
9-30
5c
Quarterly
10c
1
10-
$45c
Co.,, Ltd.
Corp.
9
33c
15c
9-30
10-
5c
——
Quarterly
Burroughs
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Inc.
10-
10-20
9-25
$1
Commonwealth
,
9- 2
75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.35
preferred
Steel
4
9-15
1
$1.05
(quar.)_____
(quar.)_
20c
$1.25
Co.
Watch,
Burlington
9-
9-30
10-
10-15
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-15
50c
2%%
City)
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
(Jersey
4.64%
30c
(quar.)—_
Products,
Illinois
10-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Buffalo
Building
4.64%
5.25%
10-30
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
Commonwealth Water Co.,
l
Gas
1
10-
11-
9-15
9-15
—
<quar.)___
10-15
4.60%
(quar.)——————
Plan, common (quar.)__
preferred
Solvents
Trust
Commonwealth Edison, common
Stock dividend
15c
~
28c
••
70c
Commercial
9-15
10-
40e
(quar.)
Commercial
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
9
1
10-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9
(quar.)
Hudson
Co.
9
9-30
1
America—
9-
93%c
(quar.)__
Georgia Ry. Co.—
Common
of
9-
preferred
of
Electric
Ohio
Co.
9-
9-30
1
9-
;-—:
10-2
25c
common
preferred
Southern
10-2
Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Electric & Gas, common (extra)
4.75%
Insurance
dividend
10- 2
;
______________
Central
8
9-
1
$26c
,
Corp.,
common
6%
Credit
&
Combined
$$1
Products Corp. (quar.)__
of America—
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred
Central
—
(quar.)
Finance
Commercial
10-
1
9-
9-30
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10-10
$1.33%
$$1
7% preferred (quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
5%
9-15
Steel
1
10-
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Engineering
9-30
Columbus
50c
9-
9-30
31 Vic
(quar.)—
common
10- 8
$1.25
9-15
10c
9-17
10-17
68%c
(quar.)
9-15
$25c
5-
25%
Gas,
9-30
(quar.)
9-11
9-15'
62'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)_
4»/a%
8-24
Interstate
10-15
quar.)
10- 1
11- 2
2%
Corp.—
dividend)
(stock
preferred
Stock
9-18'
9-
Iron
10-30
$2'/2c
Corp.;
&
Combustion
(Gtd.)
6%c
6%c
_____—_—__
:
10-
(quar.)
Ry.
7'/2c
Co.
$10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-
1
Power
$93%c
_
9-11
5c
$$1.25
Ohio
preferred
1
<
vtc.
(quar.)
Distillers
2nd
Asbestos,
5%
5.35%
(quar.)
10-
British
income)—
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
10-
Ce.
Colorado
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-29
10- 2
50c
8c
preferred A (quar.)
5!/2% preferred B (quar.)
Celanese Corp.
9-15,
1
10-15
10-
Ceco
9-16
9-30
10-
10-1
_———95c
(quar.)_;
.preferred
Brown-Forman
4%
from
net
(from
Brockway Glass Co., com.- &
»
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Brooke
9-15
(Extra
Gas Co.—
preferred
9-30
1
9-14
9-15
(quar.)
4%%
free
———
Brockton. Taunton
10-15
10-
(quar.)
'
pfd.
(quar.)
Co., 7%> pfd.
I.)
(J.
6>/2%
Cassier
.
cents
Investing
8
$56c
—2%
Ltd.—
9
tax
Street
Broad
—______
dividend——
British
;
——
(quar.)_——
Ltd. (quar.)——__—__
Industries,
8
9-
$$1.19
Ltd. (quar.)——
(quar.)
British Columbia Telephone Ltd., com. (quar.)
6%
9-30
t53c
-
——J—
+30c
{
9-14
9-30
87 Vic
5%
<>
1
10-1
pfd. (quar.)
(from invest, inc.)
& Stone Co. (quar.)
Fuel
1
9-15
25c
(quar.)
conv.
Products
Common
10-
$1
Monthly
9-15
$75c
10- 1
Shares
Central
Colorado
9-30
10- 1
9-17
$7.40
Corp.
N. Y.
of
$75c
Carthage Mills
Central
—
1
-(quar.)
Case
(J;
Products
Celotex
t$l
5%
4
10-15
9-17
10- 1
62c
(quar.)
4%
Co.,
Commonwealth
Corp.
9-
9-16
(interim)
4%%
9-
$$2
(reduced)
General
9-16
9-30
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.) ________
Color-Craft
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
W.)
&
9-30
t25c
J28%c
(interim)
Ltd.—
Electric,
(quar.)
8-28
10-
10- 1
$1.75
Co.—
Energy
Sand
9-15
$1
Co.
preferred
Radio
9-30
$1.25
Carter
9-25
3 Vi %
Collins
Colonial
Colorado
"_
4%
Clinchfield, &
Carter
9-30
1
Colonial
Quarterly
9-16
Ltd.—
regis,
Company,
preferred
9-15
10-15
1
n-
9-30
9-15.
9-15
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
Monthly
common
(increased
1st
Carriers
10-
Co.
$43%c
(quar;)_____
Records
1
33c
ord. bearer
dep. rets.
British
4%
ord.
Cos.'Ltd.,
9-30
42%c
93%c
t25c
(quar.)
9-18
11- 1
10- 1
1
10-15
9-30
9-28
9-30
(Cinn.)—
International
8-28
$4.20
9-18
common-______
5%
10-
$2y2c
15c
Co.,
Bottling
9-30
;
Power & Light common (quar.)__
preferred: (quar.)_
;___T
-$5 preferred (quar.)______i________^
Carpenter (L. E.) Co. (stock dividend)
4
1
Coca-Cola
8-28
Carolina
8
9-
10-30
Coca-Cola
$$1.50
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy
20c
Co.,
Oil
Carnation
10-
Coca-Cola
8-31
Power,'Ltd—
9-16
«'
.
8-31
11-
;
9-15
1
1
'
9
30c
—____—__________
10-15
9-15
30c
(quar.)—_——
Bottling Corp.
Class A (quar.)
1
'
»- 4
10-
—
i—
—
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
9-30
(quar.)__l__;
8-28
<9-16
9-
1
&
$20c
1
10-31
9-15
,
Co.
Ltd.,.
International
preferred
Carolina,
—
preferred
10-1
(quar.)_
——
—*.
Peabody
$20c
*25c
:
10-30
10-
preferred
7%
Ltd.—
preferred-(quar.)___J
Canadian Westinghouse, Ltd";
Canal-Randolph Corp.
•„
.
'
Sons. (quar.).—___——
(Milton)
$18%c
$$1.25
(quar.)—
5%' preferred
1
10-
4%
4
15c
Electric
(quar.)J
Canadian
2
prior preferred (s-a)u——$1.25
Brazilian Tfaction Light & Power—
Bradley
Resources,
Industries,
Canadian
9-16
11-16
A
3%%
per share).1 __————————'•
Bralorne
Fioneet Mines,
Ltd.:
(E.
(quar.)
A
General Investment,
Ltd. (quar.)
Husky Oil, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)_
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
Capitol
■I-
Braoh
class
8%
Paper Co.—
5%%
preference (quar.)——______——
Bowater Paper, Ltd. (interim)
—i__——
-American
deposit
receipts
(interim)
of
8c
$37y2c
Ice Machine
Canadian
2
9-25
45c
15c
approximately
(quar.)
(quar.)_
General
Canadian
9-20
-
10-16
Cluett
4
3-
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
1-2-60
10-10
4
3-
10-
$3iyiC
(quar.)
preferred
7
Bowater Mersey
to
preferred
Canadian
9-10
-11-
.*
Ltd;,
Collieries
10-
$1.07
$1.20
(quar.) —-—:—
shilling.. (Equal
Canners.
.
10-10
9«
Co
Corp
10-30
______—
Fort-Waynesboro Telephone
10-
$70c
$37y2c
(quar.)
preferred B to F (s-a)_____
Canadian Drawn Steel,- Ltd,
9-16
10-
1
10-
$$1.10
5%
9-24
10-
Clifton
10- 1
$50c
(quar.)—
common
Celanese, Ltd.
(quar.)
$1 preferred .(quar.)_____
$1.75 preferred (quar,)'_________.
9-19
■
1
75c
______
Ltd.,
preference
Bronze,-Ltd., common
preference (quar.)______
Canadian
20c
—
of North America, Ltd.—
5% preferred (quar.) ______i________—
5%% preferred (quar.)
1
Breweries,
convertible
Canadian
Bowater Corp.
I
Permanent
Canadian
.9-15
1
Clevite
4
4-1-60
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
(s-a)
9-23
r
9-30
9-
10-1
$2
_--T——_——
_—
Cleveland ;Trencher
1
1
4-1-60
Canadian
3%
_.—
(increased-quar.)
(quar. I
9-21
50c
—
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)__—_.
Insurance
Eourjois, Inc.
A
common
1
30c
5%
-
*
__—
_
class
Inc.;
Edison,
10-
9-18
10-
$87y2c
$1.12%
10c
(quar.)__
10-
$87y2c
_•
preferred
.$4.50
•
9-21
.
Boston
(s-a)
60c
(quar.)
(s-a)
-
10-
$$1.15..
$87y2c
(quar.)
$87Vhc
(s-a)
B
10-31
preferred (quar.)
87 %c
preferred;' (quar.)—___i—_——87%c
Food
Stores
(quar.)
—
/•
12Vic
:.**3%%,
Borman
A
Class
9-21
9-30
15c
dividend)—___
common
Class
1
11-14
$1.37 %
__i__.l_.u___—____LL
,
(stock
9-16
9-28
10-
Canadian
.—_——
Co.
Ltd., class A
(s-a)___
10-15
10-10
*
;(quar.)—
Club, Inc.—
Corp.,
B
75c
75c
.
.
quarterly
Class
i
Assurance
Packers,
40c
Corp.
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
9-16
Life
Canada
30c
—
Inc.,
Book-of-the-Month
-'
$1.06%
$1.40
(quar.)—;
C.),
10-15
4V'4%
Canada
>
9-18
$1.25
<qual\)
i_—
(quar.)
preferred
30c
.
(quar.)
Inc
Tobacco, common
1
Co.—
Laughlin,
Bros.
*
9-25
10-10
10-
10-
'
.
(initial-quar.)
common
3
10-20
>•$4.25
*
Holder9
Payable of Ree.
Share
Electric Illuminating
Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
:
/ 30c
Bickford's,. Inc. (quar.)____——
25c
Biddeford & Saco Water (quar.) ____•_—___—
$1.25
Big Bear Stores, class A___^___—11c
Eiltmore Hats, Ltd., common (quar.)__
+10c
$1 preferred A (quar.)
—+25c
'4%' preferred
*.
Bethlehem
When
Per
-
Payable of Rec
Share
Dry
Holder$
When
Per
Name of Company
10- 1
12-13
3-10
6-13
9-15
9-10
12-
4
9-15
9-1S
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
,
Per
■■•
-
.
(quar.)__
preferred
$1.60
Publishing,
Curtis
>
Share
15c
Hame of Company
(quar.)
Jff
Curtiss Candy, 4(4% preferred (quar.)——
$1.12/2
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)——50c
preferred
$4
D.
Daitch
Ltd.,
a
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9- 4
10-
1
9-15
4
Corporation,
33A% preferred series A
Dan
Mills
River
Inc.,
preferred
5%
(quar.)
10-10
9-10
10-15
(quar.)__
pfd.
6%
Dayton Malleable Iron
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., common
9-18
6%
Interim
Laval
De
Mun
Decca
Estates
Decker
Deere
&
(quar.)
Mfg.
Nut
(quar.)
Hudson Co.
Power
3.70%
&
4.56%
—.
(quar.)
pfd.
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light,
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.28%
—■
Co._.
Company
Delaware &
Delaware
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Denver
Tramway
$2.50
to
Aluminum
Detroit
&
Detroit
&
International
Di-Noc
Chemical
Diamond
(quar.)
Bridge
(quar.)
Corp.,
...
(quar.)__
Inc.
Arts,
Gardner
quar.)—
(quar.)—
Corp.
Brass
Tunnel
Canada
(s-a)—.—
(initial
Industries
Detroit
9-22
1
9-17
Ero
9-15
Erwln
1
9-15
Eversharp,
1
9-
9-30
10-
1010-
1
(quar.)—
common
6
9-15
preferred (quar.)__
Quality Supermarkets, Inc.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
——
Disney (Walt) Productions (quar.)
——
Co., Ltd. (final) _____
—
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
A 1959 fiscal year-end dividend of 2 V4 cents
9
Factor
10-
9
net
investment
from
9Vi
^ncome
securities
net
dividend
cent
is
9-30
11-16
9-
Dixon
Crucible
Dodge
6
Mfg. Corp.
$1.56
9-16
9-30
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-
N. Y.)
cuse,
Dominick
Fund,
Inc.
Corset
Co.,
Ltd.
Dominion
Dairies,
Ltd.,
9-10
9-10
Faultless Rubber Co.
9-10
Federal
Quarterly
,
.__
non-cumulative
5%
non-cumulative
5%
non-cumulative
7%
9-10
Federal
9-10
$1
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
Common
12-
Dominion
6
7%
preferred
Dover
Corp.,
(quar.)
National
Federated
Department
—_—__
Publications,
Inc.
Extra
9-30
9-22
Ferro
2
9-28
Fibreboard
11-
2
9-28
10-
1
9-11
10-26
8-27
10-
9-1T
9-30
of
56 (4 c
—
11-
1
10-
2
Rubber Co.
50c
10-
10-28
2
City,
(Jersey
9-23
10-
1
9-18
Florida
10-
1
9-18
10-30
9-30
9-30
9-17
9-30
9-30
Flying
Line,
5%
Inc.,
Dover
Brewery,
Dow
Chemical
''tock
pfd.
Ltd.,
6%
9-24
(quar.)
$15c
10-
1
9-15
$3
pfd.
10-
1
9-30
(s-a)
$37Vic
10-
10-27
Extra
Class
B
(quar.)
stock
on
be
a
(Convertible
Forbes
share
Fort
Worth
Founders
Fram
A
9-14
Fraser
Brick
Fraser
Cos.,
(E.
I.)
9
Free State Geduld
2
2
of 4 shillings, 6 pence equal to
proximately 57.2 cents)
Frick Company, 6% preferred (quar.)_
Friedman
de
Frigikar
11-14
11-
2
8-25'
5
10-
9
$1.12Mi
10-24
10-
9
Garrett
10-
1
9- 4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
Gatineau Power Co.,
5%
9- 4
General
52Vic
10-
1
9-4
10-15
9-24
31 Vic
15c
(increased-quar.)
9-15
10-
1
Associates,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Co.
9-10
1
$4.50
General
$8
Paso
Z
$4.12
$4.50
$4.72
preferred
Electric
preferred
preferred
preferred
$5.36
preferred
$5.40
preferred
9-30
General Bronze
8
8
5%
9-10
General
9-11
4%
10-
7
9-17
General
Contract
Controls
1
10- a
11-
1
10-
1
9-
4
6%
a
10-
1
9-
9-30
(quar.)
I
comm°n
Products
Electro
(stock
(quar.).™"'""
(quar.)
Convertible
General
&
Crude
Oil
9-16
10-
1
9-10
9-30
9-12
1
9-18
&
1,
8-27
1
General
General
1
8-27
10-
1
8-27
$135
10-
1
8-27
9-30
8-28
Abrasives
Williamsport RR.
Corp
r
Co.
(s-a)
p
7%
1
9-
8
1
9-18
9-30
8-10
—
__
J5c
9-30
10-
27 Vic
Power
Guantanamo
10-
1
9-11
1
9-11
1
9-18
10-
9-15
10-
Electric
Mills,
10c
15c
(quar.).
10c
'
9-
9-30
4
9-11
11-
2
10-15
10-
1
9-30
8-27
$1.06 J/4
9-30
8-27
8-27
$1.25
9-30
4183ic
9-30
25c
9-29
.
20c
10-
37Vic
11-
10-
1
10
1
99-
8
8
9-28
Gulf
States
General
5%
Co.
9-30
9-15
50c
10-
1
9-18
>-$1.
10-
1
9-18
(quar.)
1.
?
rm0
Gorps_j___
(quar.)——__.
,
.
4;
10c
10-
1
-
9-
4
15c
9-30
9-15
37 Vac
9-30
2
9-30
10-19
10-
11-
2
10-15
11-20
12 Vic
Gulf
5
9-16
9-21
$1.12 V2
9-30
25c
12-22
9-15
12-
8
50c
1
preferred
$1.25
(quar.).
(Boston)
5%
pfd.
7c
$1.25
(quar.)
10-28
Corp.
Cement
Extra
12-14
3-14-60
$1.16
10-
1
$1.12 >/2
10-
1
9-24
5%
10-15
9-10
10c
—
Brass, Ltd., 5%
♦r
2nd preferred
'5%
10-
8
9-25
10c
10-
8
9-25
$22 Vic
$12Vic
10-
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—_______
(extra)$25c
Scotia)
(quar.)
Cotton Co., Ltd.—
Xerox
Haloid
1st pfd.
(Nova
Insurance
Halifax
Hamilton
Inc.
5%
preferred
20c
•
2-23
9-15
Refractories
Hamilton
Mfg.
Hammermill
10-
1
9-
9
9-10
(quar.)
11-
2
10-
5
$1.25
11-
2
10-
5
25c
25c
(quar.)
50c
-
40c
9-30
10-
1
9-11
4 Vi %
(N.
Y.)
25c
9-30
Co.
of
Hanover
Insurance
(N.
Y.)
Hanover
Shoe,
■
6%
Farms
Harding
Harnischfeger
Harsco
9-30
9-18
25c
11-15
1
9-
9-10
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
25c
10-
1
9-18
(quar.)
—
$1.50
—
Ltd.,
pfd.
$$1.62
A—
Corp.
$12Vic
(quar.)
40c
—
50c
Corp."(quar.)
Hartfield
Stores
Fire
Gas
17Vic
(quar.)
Insurance
75c
(quar.)—
8
8%
11-15
10-23
32 Vac
11
15
10-23
11-15
10-23
10-20
10101010-
1
1
1
1
10-
6
9-11
9-15
9-18
9-18
10-10
9-25
1
9-14
10-
50c
9-29
9-18
preferred
(quar.)
50c
9-29
9-18
Times
(quar.)
f 25c
9-30
Co.,
common
(quar.)
10-23
32 Vic
33c
9-10
1
50c
(quar.)
Refractories—
International,
Hartford
10-
1
10-
Carpets, Ltd
9-10
4
5
9-18
10-
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Hardee
-
10-
Hartford
Hathaway
Hauserman
(C.
(E.
F.)
5.80%
pfd.
F.) Company
___—__
9*15
36(4c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
15c
10-
2
9-
*
9
J
Illinois—
'
(qua$.)r——_—_-.
9-15
11-
50c
(quar.)
Hartford
Telephone
preferred
1
$1.06(4
$1.12(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
9-
25c
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.30 preferred (quar,-)
$1.30 preferred B
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
10-
11-16
'
Hanover
9-28
Telephone Co. of California—
(qUar.)
9-15
11-28
Paper Co.,
preferred
preferred
4(4%
9-21
1
9-30
9334c
(quar.)
Castings
9-15
10-1
12-28
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Harbison-Walker
(quar.)
$1.00
$2,375
5
$1.25
(quar.)
Mfg.
Hahn
9-25
10-
General
General
9-18
$1.25
—I—_
(quar.) —
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred
Western
&
..
*
Motors
Steel
10-23
7 Vic
Industries—
Land &
Gustin-Bacon
9-15
4
(quar.)—
5%
Trust
Inc.,
preferred
8
9-22
9-18
$1.75
Sugar
prior
$4.50
9-21
31V4c
_—
com.
Railway Signal
General
9-
1
—
Mobile & Ohio RR.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
preferred
9-17
37 Vic
common
General
General
9-15
25c
Gulf,
10-
Life
9
9-15
17 Vic
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(year-epd)
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
Griggs
9-30
10-
1010-
Equipment
9-30
10-14
9-15
11-
37 Vac
convertible
5%
10-28
JO-
common
9-10
15c
—
9-
Co.,
9-10
10-
1%
(stock dividend)
(increased)
Co.
2
10-
7J/2C
1
1
9-18
10-
Markets
Griesedieck
1
9-30
30c
9-
9-30
9-16:9-15
$1.75
1
(quar .)
.
'
$1.16Vi
L.)
1
1
(quar.)
American
All
Greater
Gulf
(quar.)
Portland
9-18
9-29
10-
preferred
10-
(quar.)
Western
7%
9
9-11
10-
45c
preferred A
(quar.)
Sugar, common
$1.80
9-
11-11
12c
10-
10-10
13- 1
9-29
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
12-10
Inc.—
1
1
1
9-21
(Winnipeg),—•
Corp.
10-
10-
9-15
9-
$$1.10
Financial
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
4'A %
preferred (quar.)—
„
—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Griess-Ffleger Tanning (quar.)
2
Corp-
Corp.
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
8-27
10-
3>c
9-16
9-15
-
9-30
a27Vi%
Western
Great
10-16
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Industries,
10-
25c
——III
Quarterly
Elmira
Co.,
Investors
1
10-
Co.
(Calif.)
9-15
9-28
1
10%
rets,
dep.
Final
2
9-30
10-30
10-
(Houiton)—
(stock dividend)
Great Universal Stores, Ltd. Amer. dep. rets.
Amer.
10c
(quar.)—;
preferred (quar.)
General
10-
32'/aC
4%
Great Universal Stores—
10c
preferred
General
.Vu
I-ZZZIIZ
(quar.).ZZZ
dividend)
Refractories
~
9-21
25c
11-16
2c
Finance
General
$1 03
£,Vl
10-15
37'/ac
Co
Life In*. Co.
Great Western Producers,
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
$1 12%
"I
III"
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Electric Bond & Share
Electrical
Corp.,
4
10-
10-
10-
Cable
pieferred
9-11
10-15
$1 06Vi
9-15
'
$30c
liVvc
8
1
8-31
75C
(quar.7—
General
(quar.)
(quar.)i
(quar.)
Southern
9-15
$2 •
Corp.
9-
10-
Corp.—
1
10-
common
Corp.
1
9<*
of Texas
Co.
8
1
9-30
Lakes Towing
10-
9-
10-
$31'Ac
10-
$$1.25
9-21
1
50c
$40c
_
9-18
10-
93 3Ac
Quarterly
...
9-30
10-15
55c
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
Great
47 Vic
preferred
10-
+371/^
(quar.)
Elder
Elco Corp.
conv.
10-
nil—II
Great
Great
9
9-11
400
9-18
9-25
1
10-
11-25
1
$45c
(quar.)
1
12-15
10-31
12-15
10-
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
General Builders
9-
1
Co.—
Gas-
Co.
Box
9-
9-28
J5C
Ltd.
(quarZ)Z
(increased quar )
Trust.
preferred
5%
9-15
9-30
9-30
common—_„
9
$50c
$25c
(stk. divd.)
(quar.)—
A
Great West Life Assurance Co.
___.
4
r
10-15
11-
(quar.)—
8
S-
$40c
10-23
(quar.)_
General
Stores
partic.
preferred
General Bankshares
10-
Power
30-16
3%
9-
9-30
$30c
10-26
...
1
56'Ac
32 V2c
Transportation
9-30
,
4Vi%
-
El
American
9-30
37r
-—IZIZZ
(quar.)
Oil
American
10-15
1
common
Quarterly
General Baking Co.,
10-
$L50
Economy Baler
(quar.)
Eddy Match Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Bros.
10-
Lakes
Great
7
12 Vic
.
General
(quar.)
Investment
Economy Auto Stores
12-15
9-25
1
com.
75c
preferred (quar.)
American Investors, common
preferred
(quar.)
7Vic
$1.75
preferred B
(accum)
Eastman Kodak, common (quar.)
10c
$1.20 Class B pref.
9-24
9-15
25c
American
22Vic
(quar.).
1
1
class
Paper Co., Ltd.,
11-17
convertible
25c
$6
preferred
40c
$1.12Vi
common
1010-
10c
(quar.)
Industries,
preferred
General
9-15
$$1
Eastern States Corp. .(Md.)—
$7 preferred A (accum.)
Edison
1
$6'0c
(quar.)
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern Stainless Steel
Echlin
10-
$$1.50
Gas & Fuel
Economic
10-15
32Vic
4Vi% preferred, (quar.)
Eastern Racing Association,
$3.60
9-30
14c
Participating
Eastern
6%
4
General
com.
75c
Freightlines
9-
preferred
Lakes
Realty,
American
Great
9-
9- 4
Bakeries,
Great
9
9-15
1
partic.
9
10-
9-15
1
preferred
10-
ap¬
_
9-25
1
(quar.)
Y.)
9-28
1
(quar.)
1
1
(N.
Insurance
9-30
10-
com.
1111-
25c
(initial)
Gas Light Co. (Ga.)
(quar.)
Gate City Steel, Inc.—
6Vi % preferred A (quar.)
37Vic
American
9-30
50C
Gas,
(quar.)
Great
40c
467/sC
(quar.)
9
_
27 Vic
(initial)
10-
28 (4 c
10-
Potash
1
12'/2C
(quar.)
9-15
15c
Greening (B.) Wire, Ltd. (quar.)
Greenwich
Gas,
common
10-
&
11-
9-15
51 Vic
Centers
East Tennessee Nat.
9
1
1
preferred
9-18
9-30
10-
Graham-Paige Corp.,
10-
52 Vic
Sulphur
10-
(Interim pay¬
(stock dividend)
9-29
10-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4% pieferred (quar.)
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
$1.50
convertible
9-18
55C
Inc., class B conv. pfd. (quar )
(Julius) & Co., common (quar.]
4(4%
1
10-
10-
(quar.)
(H.
9-18
10-24
Co.
F.)
1
9-30
1
9-10
15c
11-
11-
9-
$1.50
Mountain
517/8c
Food
9-11
1
9-15
1
9-30
12'/2 c
Green
Garrett Corp.
(accum.)
9-11
1
10-
10-
10-16
(quar.)
Green
Garfinckel
1
10-
25c
9-30
3c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
12 Vic
Eannett Co.,
S-15
9-15
Stock Telegraph
9-18
8-25
10-
preferred
conv.
&
1
9-28
87Vic
pfd.
1
10-
10c
Co.
1
1
10c
—-—
10-
Galveston-Houston
4
9-15
10-
(quar.)
12 Vic
9-15
9-
10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred • (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50
10-
'10-30
9-21
1
1
9-15
10-
1—.
37 Vic
1
10-
Co.—
(quar.)
2
25c
(quar.)
10-
J_
(quar.)
1
10-
4.20%
Eagle
Co.
Z 9-21
$10c
6% pfd. (quar.)
Grand & Toy Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Grand! Union Co., 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Grant
(W. T.) Co., common (quar.)
334% preferred (quar.)_
Gray Drug Stores (increased-quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fuller (George A.) Co. (quar.)—.
4.15%
Duval
Realty
Corp.
10-
35c
preferred
8-26
10-23
$1.05
Company
20c
$1.75
&
Frito
50c
Inc
Nemours
Ltd.
Mines,
ment
10-
9-30
60c
12-15
10-
9-12
9-8
lOo
9-
11-
10-
Brewing Co.-—
8c
11-
10-
9-15
9-21
9-30
10-15
1
9-30
10-15
10-31
10-
(B.
3%
9-30
25c
9-19
12-31
9-14
10-15
17 V2C
<
common
$30c
11-14
87'/a C
9-14
10-31
$1.50
&
Goodrich
(quar.)
11-14
9-30
10-15
9-18
6c
30c
9-14
$1.37Vi
1
1
(stock dividend)
9-14
9-30
9
10-
25c
Tile
&
9-30
9-30
$1.25
2
Bros.,
Ltd.* (quar.)
$1.06'A
$1.12'/a
10-
Gold
Fund
8-21
10-
Goldblatt
10-
9-17.
11-
9-18
10c
8-21
1
25c
Goebel
$12 (4 c
1
50c
9-19
12-
10-
57'Ac
1
(quar.)
9-18
4.10%
4%
Mutual
Corp.
Franklin Electric
66c
Company (quar.)
Stock Telegraph (quar.)
10-
—
1
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
%
Glidden
4
9-
1
10-
10-15
9-18
(quar.)
8-21
10-
10-15
12 Vic
Co.
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
of
8-21
55c
59 %c
2
Gold
Inc.
25c
(quar.)
International,
5.20%
Co.
8-21
1
2
9-15
9-30
8-21
1
10-
11-
1
30c
9-30
10-
54 Vic
Glens
20c
$3
55C
53 Vie
11-
10-
Transit
Foundation
9-18
for share basis
prior to Nov, 2,
dividends)
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., com.
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
>
Wallace,
Dairies.
11-
converted
common
4
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co. (resumed)
&
Foremost
9-15
25c
1
—_——
1
(reduced)
12Vic
*
10-
434%
preferred (quar.)_
Falls Insurance Co. (quar.)
2
9-
10-
9-18
$1.12'/a
(quar.)__
Inc
H.) Co.,
(P.
1
i
—
10-15
into
10-
1
25c
5c
__
1
10-
2
1
56'Ac
4 Vi
9-17
11-
10-
10-
$1.15
split————
2Vi-for-l
A
$1.1834
20c
preferred
Eastern
(quar.)—
Extra
30c
(increased-quar.)
com.
5
1
—
—
1
2
10-
10-
Fair
2%
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Dravo Corp., 4%
preferred (quar.)__
Duffy-Mott Co. (quar.)
Duke Power Co., common (quar.)
$3.50
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
must
Pont
11-
9-24
10-20
9c
9-10
36'Ac
Industries (stock dividend)—
10-
(s-a)
9-10
1
50c
& Sons,
J.)
(J.
Glass-Tite
10-
Stores, common (quar.)
(quar.)
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine, class A (quar.)
4
(quar.)
Draper
7%
9-
Girtow
5
25c
9-10
1
10-
$1.23
Lewis Machine Tool
Giddings &
9-15
10-
18c
$4.2C preferred
9-25
10-15
10-15
Ltd,
receive
Dunhill
10-15
Food
10-16
9-30
10-20
28c
—
1
10-
28c
(quar.)
Co.
Art
Gibson
Food
9-25
$15c
Company,
common
du
10-15
$$1.75
preferred
to
9-24
Ltd.,
Extra
and
9-10
10-15
10-15
Dow-Theory Investment Fund-
4%
3-31
1
dividend
Drackett
9-30
12-31
1
Industries,
Dow
10-15
$43c 1-15-60
5
10-
10-30
$1.25
(quar.)__'—.
(quar.)
com.
10-
27 Vac
(quar.)
Cement
Portland
$1.25
preferred
Utilities,
2 5 Vac
.
30c
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd.
12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)—
10-10
$1.25
Giant
9-
1
$1.25
9-15
9-30
11-
—
9-18
10-20
20c
9-15
55c
—
(quar.)—
Inc.
1
9-30
1
37 Vic
9-30
75c
—
10-
10-
A (quar.)
(increased-quar.)—
Parts
Glatfelter
Corp.
Tiger
8
75c
(quar.)
Y.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Florida Telephone Corp., class A (quar.)
Florida Water & Utilities
Fluor Corp., Ltd.
(reduced quar.)
9-18
9-
J.)
N.
$1.12
1
9-30
50c
Bank (N.
(quar.)
9-23
10-15
4
50%
9-30
10-15
9-
15c
(stock dividend)-
9-30
10-
9-15
9-21
50%
——
dividend)
Bank
Public
9-15
9-3b
./65c
9-15
52c
.w
(quar.)
common
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Georgia Power Co.—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.92 preferred
(quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
Gera Corp.,
$6 voting pfd.
10-10
9-30
30c
—__——
Firstamerica
10-31
$1
35c
(quar.)—^
;
class A
Co.,
National
9-30
2%
(stock
B
10-15
10-
1
:—
Southwest—
preferred
Genung's,
30c
Corp.—__
Lumber
First
11-30
23c
dividend
Geneva
9-29
12-15
12c
9-15
10-
(quar.)—.—._—
Corp.
Inc.,
Genuine
10-15
20c
9-15
35c
(quar.)——;_
__r—
(quar.)_—_ _—.,—_____—
(quar.)——j—;—.————
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
50c
—_
1
1
Pennsylvania—
preferred
preferred
•
2834c
(quar.)
10-
10-
preferred
-r 5 Vi %
2
,
Pennsylvania
&
Time
Vi %
$5
12-22
10-
Paper
Co.
Stock
First
9-
Dover & Roekaway RR.
1-2-60
9-15
37'/a c
(quar.)_—;
preferred
4(4 %
4
8
9-
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Firestone Tire
10-
common
9-15
(quar.)
Products (quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co._——
9-15
1
Mortgage
—
11-
1
preferred
11-14
1
11-
(monthly)
Inc. (quar.)
Stores,
Federated
9-21
2
1st
1
25c
Assoc.
9
10-
9-28
10-
(quar.)____
12-
10-
9-30
1
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
30c
—__—
9-18
9-30
10-20
11-
5%
9-15
1
7 Vic
Federal
$25c
Textile,
5.28%
Genesco,
9-18
$15c
(quar.)
8
9-15
10c
preferred (quar.)—
Paper Board, common (quar.)—,
,4.00% preferred (quar.)
—
$40c
com.
9-15
9-
10-
10-
—
(quar.)
preferred
General
—-—
$2.25
(quar.)
preference
1
1
Federal Pacific Electric—
$50c
$17(4c
(quar.)
Paper, Ltd
1010-
—
9-30
$$1.12'A
preferred
Dominion
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd.,
8-28
(Syra¬
Insurance
(quar.)
Fischer & Porter, 5%
pfd.
Fisher Bros.,
$5 preferred
$44c
_
8-28
1
9-30
9-15
60c
—
1
10-
30c
(quar.)
9-30
$44c 4-15-60
10- 1
$30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel, com. (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd., com. (quar.)
9-16
10-
40c
'
5%
9-30
40c
Shops (quar.) —
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly
12Vic
$25c
$10c
9-21
$1
25c
(quar.)_
9-30
—
Bake
City
common
8-31
$3
Fleming Company, 5%
(quar.)
Dominion
f-SO
5c
9-28
9-30
First
25c
9-10
25c
1
31 V4c
Telephone Co. of the
preferred (quar.)_.
5.10% preferred (quar.)_—
5'/2%
preferred (quar.).
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)—
5.80%
preferred (quar.)———
^
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)——
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)—.—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
——
9-18
1
9-15
10-
$2.20
9-18
1
(quar.)
9-30
Class
39c
17Vic
$17'/ic
1
10-
80c
(accum.)
Stores
(quar.)
1010-
-
Co.
General
20c
(quar.)—
Life
Traders
&
Farmers
1
1
9-22
30c
37 Vic
Corp.
Finance
National
Products, Inc., 70c pfd. (quar.)
Dome
Mines,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields
(monthly)
10-
1
10-
$2.10
1
.•4
(Missouri)—
6%
preferred A (quar.).——__—
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
9-25
25c
:
preferred (quar.)
(quar.).
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Family
(Indiana)—
preferred
10-15
20c
6%
Fall River Gas.
2
National
Doeskin
9-21
10-19
preferred
Telephone
General
1
10-
33%c
(quar.)———.__^_—
(quar.)—.—
preferred (quar.)
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
General
Telephone Co.
of
9-11
20c
class A (quar.)
First
(quar.)—,;
1
12 '/ic
5c
(Joseph)
10-
preferred
9-15
10-
34 %c
$1.25
15c
Co.,
<fc
First
Extra
9-21
9-30
preferred (quar.)—
4%
9
10-
9-28
10-
9-30
11 %c
9-18
1
.<
9-30
10-
$1
(quar.)_
The
stock
or
8
10-31
6c
(initial)
cash
in
10-
$1.35
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
.*►* -'ii
62 Vic
—
(quar.)—
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
General
40c
$12 tic
—
Whitney—
convertible preferred
$1.60
9Vi
plus
profits.
payable
1
Fairbanks
12-15
20c
9-18
10-
75c
common
(quar.)
(quar.).——
Inc.,
(Max)
10-
10-26
15c
10c
25c
25c
12Vic
30c
17Vic
10c
a8Vi%
9-15
r
Indiana—
of
preferred
5V'2%
9-16
Co.
preferred (quar.)_.—
Telephone Co. -flowa)—
$2.50
General
$2.40
(quar.)
Corp.
Fabrex
Finance
Distillers
9-30
10-15
$3.50
(increased-quar.)—
Mills
10-26
62Vic
37Vic
$1.50
cents
15c
40c
9-15
10-
Co.
Mfg.
5%
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
Corp.
1
Dilbert's
from
9-18
Federal
preferred
1st
$3.50
9-30
(quar.)
9-30
10-
Corp.—
Chemical
Detrex
•'
20c
l'Ac
25c
5c
50c
50c
$1
92 Vic
$1.07
$1.14
$1.05
$1-25
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
Fairmont Foods, common
(quar.)
Records
Corp.,
Johnson
preferred
4%
to
-----
Turbine
Steam
equal
shillings
5
9-18
—j-
—
Equity Fund,
Inc.
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)___—
Ltd.—
643Ac
approximately
De
of
payment
35c
50c
(quar.)
Mines,
Consolidated
Beers
$1
(quar.)—._.—
preferred
Dayton Rubber Co., common
$2 class A (quar.)_
De
$1.25
87 Vic
(s-a)
dividend
Endicott
9-18
1
25c
$75c
$1.50
Davidson-Boutell,
5
1
l2hc
(L. A.) Company (quar.)
Stores, 5% conv. preferred (quar.)_
& Frere, Ltd., class A
(quar.j__
David
10-
10-
Davega
12-22
9-30
Emery
9-15
9-30
10-
Darling
9-22
1-22-60
45o
Emhart
25c
(quar.)
10-22
12 Vic
(increased)-—
Telephone
General
12 Vic
—
———
Air Freight (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.).
Empire District Electric,
7% preferred (s-a)__
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, class A
9-30
9-30
Share
.../
■ufi
Electric Mfg.
Stock
9-30
10-27
Name of Company
'*•.
When
Per
■
Payable of Rec.
Share
(initial quar.)
Ltd.
Quarterly
Emerson
4
12-
12-24
20c
(quar.)
com.
Name of Company
Emco,
Dana
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
Holder*
When
Per
Holdert
20c
8c
$$1.75
(quar.)___—
Dairies, Inc. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Crystal
Dalex Co.,
*
5c
—
System, class A
Transit
C.
When
Payable of Rec.
933Ac
class A
Cutter Laboratories,
-
.
.
(1302)
14
593/eC
HO
1
1
•
-
(Continued
on page
48)
Volume
190
Number
5885
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1303)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
,
30% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
40% Dec
3
43% Jan
13
102% Jan
7
71% Nov
120
Nov
/.
"
Lowest
29
40
20
-
59% Feb
24
110
Sep
'
M4 '
Jan
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
3
37'A July 15
14% Jan
2
24% Nov
31
26
Sep
33
Jan
2
29% Oct
14
2
29% Dec
24% Jan
6
33% Oct
82
Oct
1
97
Nov
11
7
Jan
2
19% Dec
29
25% Nov
49% Jan
13
193% Jan
8
297
2 % Jan
3
5
24% Jan
18
83% Nov
21
Dec
16
July
Abbott
4%
23% Jun
23
9
28
24
3
23
3
94% Jan
17
57
30% Mar
2
Sep
23% Jan
125
2
71
Sep
22
315% Apr
3% Feb
Acme
.Jan
30
328
9
Apr
Steel
Adams
9
May 19
2
34
Dec
31
Jun
30
35
Jan
30
2
20% Nov
7
17% Sep
23
22% Apr
8
Alco
2
26
Dec
9
23% Jan
1
38% Sep
8
Aldens
72
Jan
16
80% Nov
24
77% Jun
12
4% Jan
2
10% Dec
30
K91
Nov
13
280
July 31
80
Jan
21
160
Dec
29
14% Apr
30% Jan
91
9% Jan
28
93
Jan
Jan
2
104
33
Dec
30
32 % Jan
28
2
49% Nov
11
44 % Jan
7
12
102
Dec
16
100
Dec
17
15% Oct
6
96% Oct
7
92
Jan
2
18
72% Apr 29
Jun
16
17
6%
12
46% Sep
21
57
Dec
17
Sep
24
83% Mar 17
17
38% Sep
91% Jan
2
111
Nov
11
31
17
104
5
Jan
29
32% Sep
61% Jun
8
127% Sep
39% Feb
11
Allied
Jan
2
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
27
1
39% July 15
60% Jan
2
96% Oct
13
77% May 11
115% July 24
22
Jan
42% Oct
31
May
15
52
Apr
29
33% Jan
27% Jan
21
42% Dec
11
39
33% Feb
21
53% Dec
15
44% Sep
21
81
25
114% Sep
17
77% Sep
25
30
22
Feb
14% Jan
2
25% Oct
10
85 % Jan
9
125% Oct
10
34% Jan
27% Apr
58% Dec
13
7
31
19% Feb
25
33% Jan
2
44% Nov
12
40% Oct
14
-
Feb
Sep
24 % Jan
118
Jan
5
62
46
32% Sep
23% Sep
22
47% Dec
45% Jan
2
16
a
A
100
American
American
11
20% Jan
2
30% July 29
22
19
Jan
7
20% Feb
3 3/i Jan
2
9% Nov
17
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
41% Jan
2
523/a Nov
18
413/4 Jun
10
50% Jan
2
37% Sep
39 % Jan
11
42% Jan
21
35% Sep
473/4 Jan
17
40% Mar
2
45 % Dec
24
Inc
15
38
Jbly 14
34
Jan
15
453/4 Sep
21
3
553/4 Dec
11
25
Feb
24
403/4 Nov
20
783/, Feb
383/a Jan
2
55% Dec
17
46 %
Sep
17
14% Jan
2
32% Feb 12
26% Nov
13
25
Jan
44
9
2
96% Mar
44
6
Sep 22
19% Jan
2
30% Dec
31
2
183% Oct
30
10
50
163/4 Jan
73
2
41% Dec
1
31
Dec
11
122
Jan
13
134
13
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
2
-
Aug 27
Apr
21
17% Nov
18
21% July 28
111
Jun
3
Sep
Mar 13
Feb
15
American
Export
American
&
2
41% Dec
16
25% Feb
2
69% Nov
17
56
Sep
21
20% Jan
2
35% Dec
2
323/4 Jan
7
40% Nov 14
38% Jan
6
493/4 Aug
8
40% Sep
163/4 Dec
30
13
Sep
4
22
May 12
139
Sep
22
343/4 Sep 12
333/a Apr
7
li<% Jan
2
1443/4 Nov 26
157
22% Jgn
483/a Apr
13
34% Nov
10
68
353/4 Jan
2
140
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
1173/4 Jan
2
27% Dec
22
273/4 Jan
2
6
May 5
51% Oct 20
155
32% Jan
•
8-
52% Mar 31
41% Sep
134% Sep
17
9
Jun
13
61% Nov
7
54% Jun
26
July 16
117% Sep
25
126
29% Dec
45% Dec
30
26% Mar 28
18
45
Jan
2
65% Jan
6
Dec
31
74% Sep
25% Feb
12
35% Dec
3
29
Sep
22
10
31% Jan
6
35'A Dec
4
29
Sep
18
83/4 Jan
2
14% Nov
6
13% Jan
20
75% Sep
22
74% Feb 27
97% Dec
1
90
119% Sep
25% Jan
15
9% Jan
2
26
2
105
134% Jun
3?
Nov
4
11
15% July 11
28% Dec 29
117
37,i*
Jun
353/4
317a
9,800
32%
32%
333/a
33%
33%
106%
108%
71,100
108%
109%
108%
1093/4
15,800
41%
41%
41%
46
46
46
♦45 %
47
46
45%
46
45%
46%
*39
41%
*45
47
9
May
76
63% Mar
24% Jan
12
6
14% Jan
2
47
126
800
323/4
1,200
24%
24%
23%
60%
24%
60
24'/8
25%
263/,
27%
47
47%
47
27%
283/a
47%
47%
48%
33,500
483%
49%
49
49%
8,600
27
27%
27%
27%
26'A
27'A
25%
26%
26%
*19%
19%
♦19%
19%
19%
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
Metal
51%
51 %
49 %
22'%
23 %
10
39 %
51%
52
49%
'
50%
22%
22%
Rad
8td
36
36
1.700
39%
*38%
96
*94 '/a
97
53 %
54%
53'/a
42%
53%
53%
53%
53%
1,100
49%
49 'A
49%
49%
50%
2,200
22%
22%
22%
39 %
39%
96
54
49%
5,300
39%
54%
22%
22%
♦42'%
40
40
40 Va
40%
96
96
97
97
54%
53%
43 %
22%
97
♦95
f
54%
56%
56%
58%
<
.
600
240
68,400
42%
*42%
43'A
42%
43
43
45%
47%
46'/a
47
900
46%
47
46 %
46%
46%
47
32
30%
33
17,000
34
35%
35%
37
35%
36
39
39
39
*37
10,400
*38
40
*38
42%
40
*38
40
100
28%
29%'
29%
29%
4,300
10%
10
10%
10
10%
78,500
12.50
of
111
1
Inc
com—1
2
1
5
25
*—No par
1
Chem—No par
Sany com—5
100
100
34
34'%
33%
158
153
*16%
150
17%
*102
34%
109
*102
>156
16
16
♦102
109
109
109
16'A
16%
18%
183/4
183/4
18%
18 3A
'99%
99 %
101
97'%
98%
120
89'A
87 %
903/a
29,800
*98
102
83%
85
*79
83%
81
44
,
24%
*14
*99
85
83%
81
*79
101
79
85%
*99
86%
\
16%
* 16 Va
*78%
80
44%
44%
44%
45
45'%
46
45%
22%
22%
22%
23%
233/4
24%
23 Va
700
15
46'A
22%
„
79
45%
.
21%
*91
24
93
*91
25 %
93
25
14%
**91
25%
93
25'%
14%
*14%
*13%
♦91
93
*77'%
*91
80
,
93
10
2.200
64,300
„
26
26'A
27%
27 y2
28
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
400
5,700
51%
34%
54
55%
55'A
59
57'A
61 'A
59%
62%
581,500
56
57
57%
58
57%
57%
57%
58
57%
57%
17,900
43%
43%
42%
43 %
423/4
44%
45
43'%
44%
44'A
44'%
45%
46
45%
46
41
42
41%
42
41%
423A
42%
42 %
42%
43%
14,800
13%
35,400
13%
*138
13
13%
140
139
133%
13 %
139
13%
*138
140
44
13 Va
♦138
44%
13%
140
44
133/s
140
44 3A
1,600
2,300
140
36%
36%
36%
36'A
36%
36
67
65
65
64'A
64'A
65
65%
65
67
423%
42%
43'A
42%
44%
43
44%
433%
443A
134'A
136'%
135%
135'%
135%
134 y4
60
36%
64'%
41%
135
35%
44
353/8
135
36%
*58%
♦119
59%
120
\
*583%
135'%
59
28%
59
59
*58%
120
*119
118
119
117*%
29'%
29%
70%
69%
2,700
350
20,500
135
740
59'%
100
118
29%
29
29*%
70'%
68%
400
70
6,500
67'%
683/4
76
77
74'%
75'%
74%
75
75
783/4
79*%
81
3,300
28 3A
29%
29'%
29'%
29'%
30
29%
29%
293A
29%
2,600
29'A
29%
29'%
29 5%
29
293%
29'%
29%
29 Va
29'A
2,550
16
16
16'%
16%
16
16%
16
16
75'%
753%
753%
76'A
76'%
77%
77
78
96%
9 7'A
96'%
98
97%
98%
98
98%
75%
763%
97
98'%
117
68%
16'A
22,700
16%
117%
119%
118'A
1183A
42 %
43%
413/4
43%
42'%
43%
43%
443/a
43%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
27
27
*26'%
27 'A
♦26'%
27'A
*26*%
27%
26
25
26
*25
26
*25
26
163/4
16%
'
14
*25
2,000
228,700
44%
*26'%
27 %
25
*25
26
Zinc Lead & Smelting—_1
16
series—
*102
16%
18 %
68'%
5
700
109
16%
18%
67
25
4,600
10.300
17
16%
28%
33%
_
168
17
18%
28%
Co
34
160
*16%
29'%
common
33%
'
17
13%
28%
Tel
*102
34
162
16%
59'%
1
16%
18%
118%
1
33 %
156
*16%
*58%
com—25
25
34
154
16%
118'A
common
33%
154%
16%
25
5%%
36%
53%
,
28%
Co
preferred
Preferred
32,400
36
No par
American Sumatra Tobacco
4
43%
.
31
American Stores Co
American Sugar Refining
7% preferred
1
42%
36%
10%
Co
&
43%
42%
36%
100
American
Tel
42%
42'/a
36%
10
Co
Tobacco
16,200
42%
—100
Products
<fc
American
300
9%
36%
Metals_No par
Potash
American
19%
9%
J
28
Climax
Co
19%
9 %
42'/a
49%
19,000
19%
8%
42%
3
'
*19%
8%
36 %
100
News
17
*59
27%
Co
Optical
26
60%
19%
42'A
1
&
27%
*•
36
Co
preferred
Apr
100
473/8
American Steel Foundries
18% May 18
5,700
139
323/4
prior preferred—,
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
107 % Jan
*122
473/a
6% non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
4
139
33
non-cumulative
preferred
American Snuff
2
♦126
47%
12.50
7%
9
126
*59
American
15
23
37,200
47
47 %
125
*47%
27% May
183/8 Aug
26% Jan
27% Dec
V% Nov
36,900
26%
118
*32 %
6% preferred
—100
American Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
4
%
31
26%
60 %
553/8 July 29
153/8 Aug 17
29% Aug
7
8
79
30%
33 %
129 % Jan 20
10
773/4
31%
26%
47%
16
Jan
80%
26
a
47%
22
10 % Jun
78%
30%
26 7
*59
Sep
23% Jan
80 %
31%
25'%
*32 %
Jan
134% Mar 12
79
31%
25%
60 %
American Seating Co—
:
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
35% Feb 18
89
139
81%
313/a
25%
33%
No par
American
125
Jun 12
31% Jun
5
72'A July 6
105
Jan
43% Mar
80%
30
*
*59
common
American
148% Mar 20
100
1,600
*32%
Products
American
1
50
47
33
2
3.90%
27
*45%
60
5%%
Aug 24
56"% Feb
43
•
32%
No par
Motors Corp
Natural Gas Co
41
25%
x45 %
*39
•
60
Investment
1%
82
44%
41
10
American
k
44%
31
25 %
47
American
21
81
30%
*120
2
Mar 17
45
41
11
American
183/« Apr
41%
*45%
27%
Molasses
152
44 %
100
preferred_100
International Corp—
1
3
100
35%
32'/a
9
54% Mar
35%
210
118%
107%
American Hardware Corp
American
35%
10%
623/4 Sep 25
73% ADr 14
503/4 July 16
53% July
1
25
48% Jan
•
118%
*116
35 %
28%
Metal
153/4 Feb
7
124
120
33%
6,100
57,900
11
4%%
8
36
10%
American
21
133/4 Jun
35 %
27'A
American
24% Sep
21
36
'V.
40c
19
18
34%
6,100
57%
76
31%
Inc
22
Dec
16% Nov
3
56%
75%
Power—No par
Lines
Foreign
22
31
Jan
57%
75%
5
Jan
28
Jan
8
10%
57
75%
105%
com
98
20% Feb
11
Sugar
323/4 Jan
92% May
*114
33%
10%
57
No par
American
21
20
120
33%
1,300
76
34
No par
16
21% Sep
Oct
34%
4,800
40
32%
Corp.
Line
30
I
13
102
*114
10%
49 %
39%
35
*75'%
1
Radio
593/4 Apr
34% Jan
Apr
30% Oct
2
120
56 W
1,800
49
107%
common
preferred
American Machine &
Jan
34%
7,600
11,500
183/4
31%
Corp
22
,
76
50
Co
18% Jan
July 27
41
34
56%
76
33%
18%
111%
105%
common
Crystal
Mar 30
17
*112
56
76
35'%
33%
European Secur
May 19
55%
100
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co—
110
1714 Jan
42%
56%
18%
110
403/4
American
84
18%
10
8,500
12,600
95
18%
40
Feb
100
*93
187/a
110%
473/4
10
8
95
18%
108%
10%
20
16
*93
%
39 %
No par
Barge
Ice Co
Sep
92
Chicle
Commer
Home
79
18
109
47%
25
American
10
95
173/4
106
10
preferred
American
17
*93
18
107%
39 %
common
Co
July 27
85 % Jun
95
17%
105
20
May 27
59% Nov
58%
10
_1
Co
&
25
2
57
Broadcasting-Paramount
193
14
79
58%
1
Bosch Arma Corp
Shoe Co
9
Jan
32 % Jan
58
39%
Electric Power Co
25
58
10
Distilling Co
Feb
56'%
39
Enka
105
37%
38
57%
10%
American
25
38%
40%
10
Brake
14% Jan 12
104
Mar 17
97% Sep
53% Jan
363 4
40
American
18% July
20% Jan
37
18%
*75%
70
36%
18%
American
23
14
195
36%
*93
13%
106
65,200
110
*180
56
95
9%
40
36
58
16,400
11%
*104%
182
18%
17
16% Sep
18% Sep
11%
1,600
8,700
Vt'.
50
Can
6%
11%
15,100
84
110
47
July 27
38% July 21
132
18
Co
Note
34% Apr
,
*104%
47%
12.50
45
24
11%
184
18
American
4
11%
110
>179
46%
46
Apr
11%
•104%
179
2.200
10,900
No par
Sugar
Cable
4%%
2
55%
*93
11%
110
18%
553/a May 13
373/4 July 21
27 % Sep 21
113/4 Jan
Sep
65 % July 28
37
17%
Petroleum
American
May 28
106
179
47%
preferred
Amer
17
x35%
10
American Chain & Cable
80% Jan
♦104%
18
preferred
American
11%
110
180
100
25% Sep
14
11%
104%
82%
46 %
common
613/4 Aug
7
6534 Apr 28
2
11%
*
xl80
,
No par
Inc
44% Mar 17
23
83 %
104%
5
Limited
American
7%
83%
No par
American
e
83%
1
.-
Theatres Inc
5%
11
36
_18
Corp—.
Co
22'/a Sep
39% Jan
1
100
preferred
American
Nov
44% Dec
10
convertible preferred
6
20 % Sep
17
No par
preferred
Bank
22
29% Jan
1
common
American
2
19
*82'A
5
2
29
84
Bakeries
Jan
Sep
*82 %
American
Jan
51
82%
2
19
473/4 Dec
36%
3%%
13
2
36%
34
83%
100
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
Airlines common
1
3
-
4%
0
Aug
28%
78%
is y4
37
4
9,700
35,200
30%
American
58
.
327
37
4%
35%
5
Corp
39% May
76%
*292
36%
0
6%
28%
77%
34
30
64% May 29
,29
327
900
■~i.
20%
4%
38 % Jan
18
58
75
*288
19%
18
35% Apr
33% Apr
2
28%
73%
327
107 %
30%
160% Apr
50% Sep
a
28%
71
*273
20%
6,500
v-
4%
convertible preferred
Amerada
28 %
73%
327
18%
107
18 %
convertible
Amerace
5
18%
...
30%
convertible
Amalgamated
56% July 17
106 % Feb
2
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
6%
28%
71
'266
•
18
50 3/4
108
173/4
Aluminum Co of America
Amalgamated Leather Co—
July 20
17%
50
105
30 %
prior preferred—
Aluminium
75%
327
50
105
4%
Alpha Portland Cement
Mar 31
12
42% Jan
Jan
25
73%
*277
48%
103
17%
36 %
preferred
4.08%
1
26
50
109
307%
4% preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
1
27
50
98
y-r
4
Mills
75 %
55% Dec
6,700
27
17%
Products Corp
5
Stores Corp common—No par
26% Feb
6
31%
26%
,
30
Allied
82% July 28
Jan
31%
26%
17%
Allied
30% Dec
74
22 % May 19
21,300
31%
26 %
%
31
4
14 J/4 Feb
14%
30%
26
17%
24
22
21
30%
26
31
Laboratories
Sep
14
30%
27
47% ',47%
99% 103
18
Allied
9% Sep
52% Jan
30%
26%
30%
21
39
30%
47%
17%
Kid
13
31
27
30%
Chemical
21
14%
6,200
1
Industries
43% Oct
:
4,690
2
Allied
15% Jan
Jan
13%
19%
51%
Inc
preferred
conv
r
300
19%
51%
•
Corp
common
Allied
2
27
513/8
4
Allen
10% May 13
35% Jan
2
50 %
13%
4%
Aug
7
21% Mar 20
64% Apr
44% Feb
50%
13 %
4%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
8
28% Aug 25
'
„
Gas
Inc
5 % %
84
Apr
19%
49%
14
5,700
2
Alleghany Corp
30
60% Aug 31
7
95% Aug
12% Feb 10
19%
50%
13%
500
63%
112
30 %
No par
;
Products
4% %
132
18
36% Jun
Alabama
ft July 24
206% Apr
44% Apr
2
Apr
12
13% Apr
29
160
19%-
45%
112
41%
47%
5
100
*110
*40%
27
1
pfd 1951 series
115
14%
28%
conv
*110.%
50'
28%
Industries
63
19 %
28%
J
64
20
110
Shares
40%
63%
115
1
4.50%
%-
th- Week
40%
13%
No par
Air Reduction Inc common
627 s
19 %
17% '
A
61%
Fridav
Sept. 25
*107%
Aeroquip Corp
15
62%
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 24
40
20%
17%
22
40
PRICES
49
-
10
Co
SALE
Sept. 23
19%
17
Jan
Sep
Co__
110
,
40%
62
1
11% Jan
85
1
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
6% Mar 19
.
110
*39%
Admiral Corp
14
30
63
25
Adams-Millis Corp
12
61%
1
Inc_
Express
40%
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 22
40
100
Vending Corp_
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 21
5
common
preferred
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
29% May 11
34% July 16
91% Mar 10
21
.
Laboratories
ACF Industries
i
34% July 15
61
Monday
Par
1,
convertible
ABC
-Aug 17
<•»% Jan
i
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
8
ADr
134
2
13 % Sep
2b
Jan
20 % Jan
-
84% Apr
9
YORK
EXCHANGE
47 % May
21
47% Jan
3
28
1
18% Mar 26
18
19% Jan
16% Jan
Sep
NEW
Highest
.
118
118
118
1173/4
118
6,800
980
32,800
2,100
100
210
"
16%
16'A
16%
16%
17'A
17
17%
5,500
1
72'A
75%
72'A
74 V8
74%
76%
75
76%
76 V4
78%
37% Dec
5
30% Sep
23
88'A July 23
46% Mar 13
Ampex Corp
2
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
31'A
32
30'%
31%
30 Va
32%
32'A
33%
32%
33%
Jan
13
633A Oct
13
58% Sep
22
74% Mar 17
Anaconda
50
583/4
59%
58%
60'A
59%
60'%
60'%
60%
59 %
60%
46% Jun
30
61% Oct
11
51% Sep
21
60% Mar 18
51'%
51'%
52
53
533/4
55%
54'%
56%
54
56
1,040
39
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Dec
31
39
31
33
Feb
3
373A
39
38'%
383/4
38%
39
3 8 34
39%
39'A
39%
6,700
88
Jan
2
100
Sep
15-
Jan
2
May 31
41% Nov 14
88
33
34
Mar
22
Jan
13
32% Dec
29% Sep
61 % May 21
22% Jan
40
iSx
6149.87%
Dec
dividend
5
For
all
other
47
July 23
95% Apr
9
4
41% Aug
-
6
36% Jan
14
«ee
page
:
Common
21
footnote*
Co
28
$4
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Anderson-|>richard Oil Corp
6.25
No par
21.80
10
29,400
9,200
•
•
30,800
v
*88
90
*83
90
3 6 3A
363%
36%
37
37
37'A
37%
37%
37'%
2,400
30%
29%
30 Va
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
6,200
90
•88
90
*88
90
*88
36%
29%
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1304)
.
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
lufi for PrerioM
NEW
Btnie Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Par
—No par
2
44% Dec
IB
39 ¥4 Sep
15
49% Feb
11
Archer-Daniels-Midland
25
41% Aug
4
30% Sep
22
40% Jan
26
Argo Oil Corp
29% Apr
7
12% Feb 10
67 V* Dec
19
64¥tMay
31
23
22% Jan
)
2'
24% Dec
39 y* Dec
17
00
3
90
S>6% Apr
7
2% Jan
8
22% Sep
27% Sep
SO
Jan
Feb
22
Nov
35% Feb
23
86 ¥2 Apr
29
Jan
22
10 %
July
2
8
25
12
9
46 ¥4 Nov
2
Jan
Jan
31% Feb
11
8
10% Aug
18
2
10
34% Dec
6% Jan
28 Va Apr
10% Jan
2
44
Feb
13
99
Sep 25
Sep 21
19
19
94% Jan
6
105
Jan
2
96
Dec
19
63
17% Jan
2
28 V* Dec
31
25 Va Sep
9¥« Jan
10% Dec
18
9% Sep
19 ¥4 Jan
10
41% Nov
10
39% Jan
57% Aug
2
5
1
Feb
92
8
81
28
6
4%
28
26%
27%
27 %
2734
27%
23%
29
29 7
8
43,000
43%
43 7
b
7,500
75
75 ¥2
44
43%
44%
75 ¥2
75%
75%
21 ¥2
21
21
10%
11%
11
24% v
24%
24%
20%
20%
20 ¥4
32 %
32 %
33
11%
11%
11%
12
25
24 ¥*
20
20%
32
33
11%
'11%
3
10
lo
100
63 7 3
64
25%
26%
25%
9%
10
10
43%
*32%
33%
"83%
85
'
11%
11 ¥e
11%
24%
24%
24 V#
24'%
2,100
20%
21
20%
21 ¥4
15.800
32%
33
12%
12%
Va
35 %
5.900
12%
4,700
54 %
1,900
54%
99
100%
653s
66 %
66%
26%
27 %
26
26 ¥4
9,500
12
54
53
160
/
*33
10014
65%
10
9%
48
48
48 ¥4
20%
101
9*8
10
48
290
x20%
52%
52%
101 ¥4
100
preferred
52%
51%
48%
2,400
33
63%
25%
3,200
19,500
/'
207#
100%
4 ¥3
issued—
76
26 %
63
preferred—10
43
21 ¥2
52%
101%
—100
Co—
42%
103
65%
52
——1
■——
preferred
Investment
43
75
*21
24%
2.50
non-cumulative
When
75 3/8
11%
Atlantic City Electric Co com—_6.50
11
74 %
10%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
331/4 Sep
92
Jan
74%
11%
8
5%
733s
11
4
July 27
73 %
1
Associates
52
71 %
76
Inc
—
1st
5.25%
72%
*21
lO'/a Mar
9
July
Common
70%
22
32% July
33% Sep 11
86% Jan
4
73%
43
2
88% Jan
30 %
77
Corp—
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
107 '/a Mar 31
23
May
43
30 7 8
42 >/2
Oil & Refining common__1
preferred $1.50 series—No par
2nd
42%
31%
77
22
—1
ASR Products
18
147/a Jun
Industries
43%
30%
20%
Ashland
25% May 15
40% May 19
22
2
§7
Arvin
43
31%
70¥2
No par
Arnold Constable Corp__
Artloom Industries Inc
27
9
2
"19% Dec" 30
Feb
17'/a Jan
42%
30%
V
31%
—5
common
$3.75 preferred-,
23 ¥4 July 16
Shares
41%
31%
5
-
the Week
Sept. 25
41
10
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co
7
Sep
Steel
Armour & C0.1.
May 25
75
20
23 y2 Jun
16
46
5
May
S7% Feb
29
32% July 30
9
May
Armco
80 ¥2 July
7
7
Friday
Sept. 34
30%
41 %
.
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 23
40%
40%
30%
5
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hlfheat
Leweat
♦47%
32%
9%
540
67
5,500
27
9%
43
*31%
101
52,500
9%
*31%
33.600
47 ¥2
47
10,000
"32 V#
33 %
*31%
32%
*83%
85
*83%
85
83%
83%
84
84
32 ¥2
"80
*
27% Jan
2
53 ¥2 Dec
25
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12 ¥2 Jan
Jan
i
43% May 28
59¥a July 6
22
49 ¥4 May 11
159 ¥2 Jun
Dec
Bell
3
Apr
41% Apr
2
23% Jan
16,500
14%
1434
4li%
.*28
46%
24%
—100
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
May 14
52
1¥2 Feb
2
May
%28y# Mar
10
Jun
2
Jan
18
:
5
Sep 22
22 ¥2 Sep
48
32% Sep
56
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36%
14 »/2
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14
'
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45%
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Bell
17
Oct
7%
35 Va
a
34%
14 V'4
83
■59.V2
28 'a
100
—
Belding-Heminway
31
■
preferred—
July 9
24% May 11
Dec
13% Dec
26 ¥« Jan
60
'
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7%
3534
13%
"14
40 V2
% ;'
47%
prior preferred—
17 ¥2
44
2
143
41
47
conv
Beech Creek RR
2
■8% Jan
•
—10
10
433/4 Jan
2
10V4 Jan
45
*59
_1
Beckman Instruments Inc
Apr
28% Jan
Mar"
39 34
3
7%
34
343#
13%
*8134
-
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Inc
4¥2%
23
May 19
90
—100
.
-
83
No par
common.—.12.50
Cigars
3%%
9
2
Jan
—
noncumulative preferred —100
—1
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp
—10
Beatrice Foods Co
30
July 29
74% May 6
Jan
18
& Ohio common
4%
Bayuk
.
100 ¥2 Mar 26
47% Sep
3
29
2
127
29
94%
*81%
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co-
7
200
94%
—100
•
,
*
7
33 ¥2 Jan
4
94%
preferred series C—
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.
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—
40 ¥2 July 27
31
50
32 7
—
27
58
36
48 %
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307/a May 11
8
16% Jan
14%
Baltimore
/
7:j
49%
34%
13%
4%
.
20
Mar 24
45 ¥4 Apr
23
7.%'
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31
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4 ¥2% preferred series B
—100
42% July 24
18 ¥2 July 16
;
53 ¥2 Aug
Feb
95
8
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23
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6
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12,000
24 ¥4
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7.700
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12
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82
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600
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82
100
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43 %
43'/4
431/4
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26 V2
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58
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59
59 ¥4
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60 ¥4
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10
100^
Volume
5885
Number
190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1305)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1958
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pat
10% Jan
19% Dec
8
Sep
22
23 % Apr
Capital Airlines Inc
1
30% 'Apr
41% Dec
17
37% Feo
10
56% July 15
Carborundum Co
5
24
46% Dec
12
37 % Sep
8
52% Feb
Carey
Jan
94 % Apr
103
25 % Jan
3
93 % Sep
25
33*4 Sep
23
39 % Jan
13
76% Dec
11
32% Jan
2
20
35
46'A Nov
5 *
Jan
117
5 •
19
Jun
19 *
16
48 % Jan
3
47
40% Sep
25
46*/2 Jan
31% Nov
20
27
Sep
22
31% Jan
19Vb Jan
13
43% Dec
19
38% Jan
8
14% Apr * 3
101% Jan
2
23 % Aug
14
18
Sep
22
119% Jun
6
110
Sep
22
6
Jan
12
31V4 Sep
22
7
Aug
83
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
15%
9,500
47%
47
48
47%
50
50
50 %
6,300
10
37%
38%
37%
37"%
38
38 V*
38 %
38%
37%
38%
93%
93%
93 %
93%
93%
94%
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94'/8
93 Va
94
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
33 %
34
33%
34%
14,200
102%
104%
%
102 %
101%
104%
107%
8,000
35%
38%
7,500
(Philip)
Carrier
Steel
Corp
4% %
Mfg
Co_:
Carter
Case
(J I)
Inc
Co common
Apr
28
2
118% Nov
5
55% Jan
2
81% Dec
17
26% Feb
28
38% Dec
17% Jan
7
19% Jun
17% Jan
2
22% Dec
Central
Agnlrre
9% Jun
27
14
Dec
31
13
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
Central
3
52
Oct
30
41
Jan
30
55
Aug 20
Central
Jan
22
5
22
15
76% Sep
35 */8 Sep
23
44
9
18*/4Jan
2
20
9
21 Va Apr
.«
4.2u>
34% July 29
Apr
*
conv
Celolex
3
23 y4 Mar
16
4%%
y8 Mar 20
Corp
5%
v
4
72% Mar 19
78
Aug
8
71% Feb
17
80
Aug 14
15
19% Dec
16
18% Sep
30% Jun
21
22
Apr 20
7
Jan
28
Apr
7
33% Dec
Sep
17
104% Jun
12
31% Jan
10
42% Dec
31
93
17% Mar 21
28
41% Jan
30
24
90% Sep
38 % Mar 23
5
90%
91
91
91 r
91
160
25%
26%.
27%
28%
28%
293/4
119%
119%
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119%
118%
118%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
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80,400
80
18%
5
22
22
22
22
22
22
21%
21%
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22
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
17%
18%
No par
100
48%
50
46%,? 46%
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47%
*46%
'18
76
76
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78
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78
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No par
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
19
19
No par
33
33%
31%
32 %
32
32 %
32%
33
Co
series ll_^
54
Sep
22
68 */4 Apr
15
Central & South
14 %
July
7
28% Jan
16
Central
preferred
100
3
8% Jan
12
15*/2 Mar 11
Century Industries Co—j.
12
21
50% Mar
Cerro
14% Dec
22
16% Apr
27
28
89 % Aug
6
Cessna
4% May 29
6% Jan
9
Chadbourn
West
Corp
Certain-Teed
38%
23%
23%
55
57%
91%
'
*15%
16%
10%
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5
34 %
34%
34%
Corp
55%
34%
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11%
12%
11%
12
69%
72
69%
71 %
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10
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71
71
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8,100
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33
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91%
92
110
41 %
40%
41
2.800
25
24%
25
800
57%
59
58
58%
12,800
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16%
153/4
153/4
10%
10%
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10%
1,200
35
35%
35 Va
35%
17,700
15,600
12
f
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12%
100
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4%
76%
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78
4%
4% '*
5'
5
72
71%
40 3A
41
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71
71
100
19%
'
12 Va'
71%
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300
78
35%
11%
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900
48
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34%
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4.600
24
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400
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91%
'
57%
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Co
Gotham
24
18
39
38%
16%
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.
91%
38%
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55%
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18%
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39
23%
54
9.50
,
Products
38%
76
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Va
23%
No par
Corp
Aircraft
91%
38
5
Violetta Sugar Co
Pasco
91
10..
Service.
N .1
trf
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50
Public
Co
Belt
*90%
26 %
119%
-
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*18 %
_20
*.—-
Sugar
Illinois l.gt common
Chain
91
300
1,800
23
July 27
32,300
4,600
12% Sep
48% Nov
79
32%
81%
Illinois
•
31%
35%
RR
1
32%
35%
4%%
Apr
31%
81%
Central
52
5,500
32 %
32
35%
Central
43% Jan
6%
113
81%
27
3
6%
18%
113
78%
31
28
6%
35 %
99 % Feb
22
19%
113%
*6%
78
46% May 11
Nov
25
26,100
19%
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19%
112
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35%
10
6% Nov
*90 %
27 %
119
I9s/a
320
35 Va
29% Sep
54
91%
25%
118%
32%
20,500
77%
60% Dec
2
31%
70%
77
7
2
32%
69%
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18%
112
6%
1,500
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35%
3
20
31%
18%
112
6%
■-
27%
76%
16
1% Jan
18
110
6%
100
Hudson Gas &. Elcc
de
19%
112%
6%
40 V2
27 Va
35«/4
Jan
8% Jan
18%
111
40%
27%
78%
Jan
23% Jan
68 %
37%
43%
36
16
5
68%
-
38
41
78%
26
34% Sep
11% Sep
65%
No par
a
7
3
66%
No par
com
19
24% Mar
X64
37
35%
37% Sep
17
67%
36%
320
1
% preferred
Central
July 27
*27 Va
35%
2,700
preferred ser'es A.100
23 % Feb
'
Aug 28
27%
7
common
preferred
Central
.•
43%
27%
*90%
Corp of Amer
preferred
2nd
7%
*43%
27 %
64 %
preferred
Celanese
125% May 13
9iy2 July
9 '
44
27
100
Foundry Co_—:
of Georgia Ry com
44
17
Sep
Jan
35%
43
28%
12.50
7% preferred
6%% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
Jan
25
36
43
*27%
1
:
35%
"41%
1
Aug 28
90% Sep
104%
102%
103
10
Corp
99
117
101
50
common
Products
.
5
preferred
Carriers & General
2
Co__
91
101
Shares
13
Aug 26 *
26% Feb
the Week
Sept. 25
46%"
7% Apr 22
36*/2 Aug 12
98% Jan 12
3
Sep
Friday
Sept. 24
14
119% Mar 16
7
5% Jan
1
Sales fer
Thursday
48%
lb
July
PRICES
13%
27
2
SALE
47%
Carpenter
19
38 % Jan
207/8 Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 23
Carolina Clinch field & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
16
41% Jan
72
10
102 Va Jan
29
July
38% Dec
13
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
1,200
41%
1,800
Champion Paper & Fibre Co34
Jan
91
2
43
Aug 14
37% Jun
.9
88% Sep
24
35% Jan
2
Jan
2
33% Nov
28
39 % Nov
12
17% Jan
7
24% Aug
14
2
50% Feb
20
31% Jan
100% May 21
99
55% Nov
14
4% Jan
3
21% Oct
29
15
Sep
9
25
39 % Sep
19
26% Sep
22
14 Va Dec-
7
Feb
25
23
Jan
2
47% Apr
89
8
10% Sep
34% Feb
65% Sep
18
21
109% Nov 20
9% Mar 14
16
•;
Sep
108 " Jan?
24
17% Mar 19
33% Sep
10
49% Nov
14
31% Jan
2
43
17
25% Dec
13% Apr
3
26% Jan
4
Oct
25
38
.53
24% Sep
21
11% Jan
2
10
63% Oct
20
63
2
32
Nov
19
20
18% Jan
2
40% Nov
18% Feb
27
31% Nov
19% Apr,
14% Jan
7
38.
-
Chic
44% Mar 30
33% July
8
32% Sep
21
45% May 25 «'
28
27
Feb
10
27
30
15% Oct
10
7
35% Dec
30
36 y2
15
37% Apr
37*/8 Jan
Jan
-
22
18% Jun
7 i
Oct
.99
■
Sep
27'
•
12
Jan' 2'
-Jan
13
44% Feb
'
27
-10% Jan
21
44
-
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
44% Oct 13
24
Jun
25
17
4
31% Sep
8
16.
'-91% Feb
10
10
102% Jan
12
" Sep
46% Jan
21'
47% Jun
30
59% Oct
-
14
64% July 10
47 %
Sep
22
64% Jan
15'
Feb
' 5
27% Mar 20 '.'
95% Sep
38
27
102
.
*
Feb
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
102
Feb 14
14
'35 % Jan
17-
45% Dec
32
37
102% Jun 24
15 y8 Jan
2
20% Oct
13
16'
Sep
62
Dec
'9
57% Jan
9
37% Feb
25-
55
Dec
30
44% Jun
22
Oct
.
341/4 Sep
15% Jan
64% Aug
8 :
37
10
4
59
10
Feb
35
25% Dec
2
53
Dec
30
6
134
Dec
12
15
97
86
Jan
98% Jan,-
2
,
-
May 27
132% Dec 31
2
86% May
28
Apr
22
46
Jan
-
20'A
21
20%
20%
10,700
1
26%
27
26%
253/4
25%
26%
Ry
Western
O'Nuts
15%
15%
16 V*
26%
27%
26%'
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
39 %
5
*39%
65%
116
*103
14%
15
34%
34%
10
42%
43
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39
39 %'
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par
«
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88
24%-
40
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66 Vb
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Service
Jun
14
24%
"40% Aug
63"
14
14.%
34
33
42%
40%
38%
373/4
25%
16
1%
27
4%
119% Feb
9
159
Apr
•
Sep~21
73
Sep
23
43%
38
Feb
$3.50
25%
253A
26%
25'A
26
67%
67 3A
67%
67%
2,500
20%
21%
21%
11,200
33%
32%
33
33%
33%
33%
21%
333A
28%
29%
28%
29
9,100
293/4
303/4
30
305/a
9,300
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28%
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28%
16-
15%
15%
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16
%„
29
29
28%
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16%
29
28%
;
16
-
28%
•
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28%
28'%
28 3/4
28%
29%
28%
29%
4,900
62
61
63 '/a
63
64%
62 "
63%
82,700
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31%
31%
31%
31%
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83 %
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97%
*95%
97%
*95%
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38%
38%,
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313/4
31%
38
56%
55
49%
20
44
104
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par
.....
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44%
553/4
■
483/4
19%
44%
104
>
56 Va'
553%
56%
56%
56%
10,200
473/4
49%
48%
50%
48%
49%
31,000
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55%
47%
-
19%
19%
20
19%
193/4
2,000
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16%
16 Va
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16'/a
75
74%
75%
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76%
77
80
78
79
2,300
4,700
48%
49%
49
48
48
10,600
91%
*
36%
No par
*92%
59
*35%
49
48 Va
49
93%
92%
93
59
59
Southern
59%
*35%
36%
31%
-
54
32%
31%
54%.
'
100
132
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95
149
No pat
*1100
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153%
147
54%
:
132%
35%
35%
73%
73
73
51
41 Va
41%
170
20
20%
51,600
17%
17%
4,600
54
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53%
52
52
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53%
40
40%
40
40%
39%
41
41
41%
20
20%
20
20%
20'/a
20%
20'/a
20%
common
5
17%
18
17%
173/4
17%
18
17%
18
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66%
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66%
65%
65%
*65
66%
44%
443/4
46
46
46%
46
46%
3,100
38 %
37 Va
37'/a
37%
37%
37%
38%
4,500
283%
283/a
29%
29%
303/8
60
593/4
61 Va
61 Va
62
7,300
13%
13%
13%
133/4
14
13,100
57%
57%
573/4
573/4
58V4
14,300
No par
66
66
49% Dec
16
43% Sep
21
51% Mar 23
Columbian
No par
43%
45
37'/4 Nov
17
32% Jun
17
39% Sep
Columbus & Southern Ohio Eleci—5
38%
38%
23% Jan
2
33
Dec
10
1
28%
28%
28
28%
28%
65
Oct
24
14
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
Combustion'
3
28
Sep
54% Jan
22
46% Jan
Commercial
Credit
-10
58%
59
583/4
59%
58%
10 y8 Jan
2
15% Nov 20
12% Sep
55% Jan
9
18% Mar 11
Commercial
Solvents
13
13%
12%
13%
12%
2
64
preferred.
1
Apr
When
2%
10T%
Apr
~~9
25
112% Feb
19
9% Nov 21
8Va'Jan
2
9% Nov 26
6% Feb
10
25% May
12% Sep
106% Feb
30% Sep
21
3
20% Dec
29
17% Sep
21
27% Oct 29
22
Jan
2
40% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
45% Sep
23% Jan
2
39% Jan
15
12% Jun
41
May 15
48% Jan
57% Oct
14
32-
Aug 21
Feb
Oct
2
99
Feb
28
79 V* Sep
30% Nov
6
25% Jun
85% Sep
44% Jun
7
10
27% Jan
2
99
Jan
6
40% Jan
96
2
81% Oct
49% Dec
31
Feb
25
60% Nov
10
106
30
95
29
12% Oct
102
18
Sep
613/4
61 Va
No par
99%
100'/a
100
100'A
100 Va
12
J Sep
15
'11% Jan
2
76
preferred
r
8% Apr
For
<
>
footnotes
23
see
Oct
7
-
page
9
26.
•V
21% Sep-15
50c
of
-
16
Apr
Coal Co
4%
•
993/4
100%
15%
-
16
100
6,100
3,200
12,200
61%
100 V4
3,800
30%
33
303/4
32%
313i
32%
313A
333A
31 3A
33
14,200
49
46%
48
4 7'A
48
48
48%
48
48%
10,300
22%
23
22%
223/4
22 %
22%
22 3/4
23 '
223A
23
7,000
2,000
17%
18
24%
10
45 %
46%
pfd—100
*17 %
17%
18
.
18%
18%
18%
24%
23%
23%
47
48
18
18
18%
*24 Va
24%
23%
23%
45%
46%
46%
46%
46%
48
17
17
17%
17%
*17
17%
70
*17
18 Va
*24
•
400
11,400
1
35%
36%
35%
17%
36%
36%
37 'A
37
37%
37
37%
11,500
No par
53%
54%
53%
54
53
54
543/8
56%
56%
57%
91
91
91%
903/s
92
90%
90%
90%
92
8,300
1,190
90%
90%
90%
88%
90
83
81
82
79%
81
27%
27%
No par
*89 Va
85
91
91
*83
27^
*84
•
52%
102
*08 %
83
4
.
27%
27
27%
85%
•84
85%
*84
85%
52%
*51%
52
51 %
53%
102
102%
Inc commons—10
45%
46%
45%
1
No par
& Steel—
2
77%
77%
*76%
12%
12%"
convertible preferred—-*.25
*24 %
Continental Can
16
48
24%
5
$5.50 preferred
'
1
—100
preferred
16
5
Continental Baking Co common—5
103
46%
27
102
45%
27%
27%
85%
51%
51
102%
102%
102%
210
230
3,800
273/8
85%
*84
51%
*84
'•
88
86
87%
*81
%
i
2,500
51%
102%
102
110
fa
46
46%
46%
48
78
76%
76 Va
77
77
13%
13%
13%
46%
29,100
'
$3.75
13
preferred
-
16% Mar 12
:23% Apr 20
6%
Common
8
55% July 29
'
Cuba
1.33%
—No par
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
Industries
?;
5%
-
;18% May ; 8
**'
Corp
Utilities
$4.52 preferred
22
92
RR
Continental
-
Foods
$4.50 preferred
107% Apr 27
58% Jan ; 6
21
44% Jun
2
May
"61
Consumers Power Co com
25
26
92% May
5,700
61 Va
Consolidation
29% Jan
•
5,700
60%
99%
3
99% Mar 10
17
Jan
Sep
16 Ve
10%
61
Consol
Jan
15%
980
10 '
60%
15%,
1
•>1'
61
40% Aug
25
Apr 10
17
86
24
92
10%
60%
Consolidated Natural Gas
85
15%
10%
58 %
Consolidated
Feb
10%
8,600
10%
2
99
10%
22
16%
6
61% Feb
103/4
200
21'A
16
Jan
0
87% Sep
213/4
10%
57% Feb
25
24
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
20%
*
57
33
52% May 22
90y4 Sep 24
13
104
203/4
203/4
59
10%
12
25
30
50
9,400
101 %
56%
21
18
•
96
1013/4
10%
Gas
Dec
*94
55%
Laundries Corp
Sep
*57
10%
Consolidated
92
58%
96
103
543/4
Consolidated
93
10 Va
102%
10%
6
•
10%
*94
53%
27 % July 10
•
9%
20%
*56%
96
104
*56%
95
10%
Consol Electronics Industries—.—1
21% Jan
,21 %
21
58
*94
>103
58
1033/4
21%
53%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Mar
95
103
103/a
$5
July 23
.
*56
95%
104
57%
5234
53
28
58
95 %
57 %'
10%
Corp-
45% July 22
-
56%
53
Mills
Consolidated
64*/2 May 28
23
58%
10%
25
3
-
52%
—10
22
8
44
x37%
No par
_•
99% Sep
15% Jan
t.
220
Cigar Corp—
1
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
Cone
21
13% Jan
*56
103
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—
68% Jan
33 y2 Feb
25
6
15
22% Sep
.
'
preferred
1
60*/4 Sep
56%
10i>
100
issued
19% July
2
17
5.25%
14% Jun
6
18
Jan
18
Edison. Co com—26
Comptometer Corp
1
Conde Nasi; Publishing Co—No par
1
10*/8 Sep
15
1
4.64%' preferred —i
-
6
14% Jan
26% Dec
Engineering lnc_
Co—
Commonwealth
20
Sep
44% Dec
Co
>
'
Sep
47% Dec
500
51
2
2
110
10
17
2
25,200
73
System_2.5Q
System
30% Jan
24
"38%
51
*46 Va
31% Jan
19% Jan
37%
*72
73
Inc
Pictures
14% Jan
38%
Ry—
Columbia
27% Feb
*72
't
47
24*/z Mar 23-
4
37%
37%
73%
47
9
108% Jun
*1100
*1100
s1100
35
200
6,600
46%
30
15
154
1
46%
20% Dec
Sep
152
150
47%
2
J
152
150
47%'
12 % Jan
•
95
47
Gas
43
*90
47%
Columbia
17
95
3,900
24% Mar 13
18
131
*90
74
3,900
131
95
36%
8,500
553/4
"' 132
148
150 V*
34%
543A
*131
39,900
10
29
55%
'220
313/s
Sep
95
34
543/4
543/4
131%
710
y.
30 34
20
101 %
36%
31%
22
5
*35%
30%
23 V4 Dec
57% Dec 30
36%
30%-?
2
1
61%
*90
95
*1100
35
*73%
93%
60%
33%
33 Va
313/4
54
133
49
92%
*35%
36%
48%
60
"
32
53%
*131%
132
3/4
92
*59
29%
Jan
Carbon
16%
"*
noncurmrla-Mve 1st pfd__—100
$4.25
1,400
16%
74
293/4
Broadcasting
-
45
29
Columbia
Mar 23
104
443/8
29%
7
-
45
29%
48% May
74
*101
104
com—No par
Iron
63% Feb
5
-
45
44%
23%
25
65% Jun
*101
104
44 %
44%
22%
14
73% Nov 28
64
800
23%
Sep
30
39%
39%
23
Jan
101
39%
39
223/4
51
Jun
55 %
*47
&
38
22%
35
17
38
9,500
*
223/4
31
31
83%
97%
22%
29
Dec
31%
83%
*95%
23 %
Oct
66
31%
82 V* >
22%
38% Dec
44% Jan
313/4
97% V
__No par
9
Nov
31%
i-
82%
*95%
82%
'
50
Colorado
4%
38
19%
Co common
1
.No par
24
20
700
283/«
60%
*35%,
preferred series B
5%%
•
At
7,100
28%
47%
—.—
Jan
16% Sep
15% Jun
v
"30%
*24 %
16
'
29
23%
'
"
9,400
62%
28%
60
16
'33
32%
29%
28%
59%
Infernal,T Corp
preferred
300
1,200
1,200
68
No par
37 Va Dec
48
373A
203%
100
Colorado
50% Mar 11
9% Jan
373/4
20
93%
Collins & Alkumii Corp
24
7% Jan
29% Jan
37%
68
92 %
.—
28% Mar 11.
.
46% Sep
4% Jan
373/e
-
20
59%
Co '
Colgate-Palmolive
27
6
"
• ~
1,300
36%
43
68%
stock__50
^
J
:
143/4
*34%
*42%
25
*24%
-No par
preferred
:
2nd preferred—
Coca-Cola
July"27
82
48% Nov
2
14%
34%
42%
68
gtd—_50
Cluett Peabody Se Co com
July 24
20
Jan
15
34
42
34
'41%
8,900
*
20
29%
5
4%
67%
15
\
guaranteed
Corporation
Clevite
4
25
43% Jan
4
143/4
■15
500
42%
116
15
;
Electric Ilium com_:
Special
32»/4 Aug 26
20
663A
*105
*
24%
100
;—
Co-
Equipment
$4.50'-preferred
- Feb
8
Jun
*41%
67%
68 %
5
No
Cleveland & Pitts Rft 7%
-
136% Jan
96
8
May
413A
116
21
10
City- FrouucM. Curp—
12
23% Jan
1
*105
'
-
Co.
2
30
112
11%
"
66 %
'
66%'
116
32%
29%
1
.100
Cities
20
25% Dec
106
11
17,800
29%'
5
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred—
Mar 20.
24
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
11%
10,700
6,000
413A
40 3/4
40 3A
66 3A
116
X29 %
-
8.50
City Stores Co
Jun
2
9,100
28%
32%
_100
preferred „'
100
Cincinnati' Milling Machine Co
10
GIT Financial.Corp.-—
No par
Cleveland
28
18
41% Jan
163/4
68
4%%
Clark
'.39
7
May 23
16
28%
20%
_100
preferred
2
Jan
21% Jan
63
265/8
16%
29
11
'
'
No par
com..No par
Corp—
25%
153/4
16
28
"
40.
'
com
Electric—
ds
"
66
'
500
1
40
65%
*103
90
27%
26%
15%
27%
25
Gas
25%
15
1
Oil—
Cotton
Full
Vi
27%
4%
••?.
2
65% Feb
2
15
16
20 %
Common.
;
19
55*/2 Jan-
28
23% Dec
65
20 %
series A .noncuui pfd
7:
101
130% May 14.
13% Mar 18
46
20%
^
& North
Coca-Cola
Oct
20
Va—
of
Western
18% Jan
22
35
77
20
:
Corp
89 */2 July
•
3,
Sep
•
24% Jan
19
Jan
127-' Jan
32
.
91 % Aug
106% May 20
Sep 22
4,600
20
—
Chock
26
'49% Mar
3
2
59
383/4
Chrysler Corp
1
Jan 21
■,
103% Jan
: 9
Jan
43
2
?35% Jan ''
95
38%
41%
'
-
<
Sep
37%
*90
1
—
Chickasha
50% Feb
82
*88%
37
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl &. Pac RR„No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
2.
72% May 20
A
Cincinnati
8
83
90%
37 %
5%- preferred series A
17
26% Jun
28% Jan
88 %
36 %
1.25
Corp
Great
5%
Chic
July 28
Sep
13
59% Oct
9
22
.
91
36%
1
preferred
Chic MllwSt Paul & Pac
.
19
.
91
36%
Corp
5%
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
Apr 25
44
Class
16
5
Dec
9% Jan
Jan
22
28% Sep
40%
90%
37*%
Chicago & East 111 It It com__No
3
July 14
1
Sep
*
40 %
92%
36%
Chesapeake &-OI1I0 Ry oommon__25
100
3%% convertible preferred
•
Jan
"31% Nov 28
7
8
26
19*4 Aug
8
24
40%.
92%
1%
Co
Corp
Chesapeake
11
74% July
23
12% Jan
Motors
42% Jun
118% Feb
1
40%..
No par
Plug
Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker
Chemetron
Chemway
Jan
45% Jan
Chance
5
17% Mar 23 .'
5
.
9
13
40% Sep
37% Sep
'
17
23*/4 Apr
36% Jan
18
69 Ve Nov
17
No par
;
Charnplln Oil & Reriiihig Co
4
42% Jan
9
Oct 22
,38
7
Apr
1
Common
$4.50 preferred
Champion Spark
25% Apr
Sep 18
25% Sep 22
31 % Nov
24
Mar
45% May 28
Copper
common
21%
78
*76 Va
12%
-
12%
125'8
12%
13
21%
21 3h
'21 %
21%
21% '21%
'
*21
213/4
30
.
5,100
700
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(13C6)
.
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
kunge
STOCKS
for Preview
Lcwest
Highest
44
Jao
Jan
2
38% Feb
Highest
;
12
5
Mar
Dec
30
46% Sep
21
66
12
10>/e Sep
13% Apr
22
48% Sep
69% Jan
Continental
20
Dec
21
22
26
64
YORK
Insurance
78% Mar 10
Continental
3
66% Nov
14
18% Jar.
2
37% Dec
18
36% Sep
16% Jan
12
34% Oct
13
19% Sep
.19 Vb May 20
41
Dec
31
39% Jan
22
21
7
20
52
Jan
30
49 V8 Jun
2
2
51 Va July 27
5%
convertible
Jan
6
98Va July 28
6%
convertible
23
15
59% Jun
1
Corn
Sep
30% Jun
22
150 V2 Aug
3
28% Jan
50% Ja»
33% Mar 17
Jan
14
82 % Dec
31
33 V* JaD
13
55% Nov
14
50 % Sep
12% Apr
24% Dec
8
74% Feb
16
12
102 Va Dec
30
89% Feb
9
83
Oct
8
88
Aug
1
84 Va Feb
11
88
Sep
85
Mar 11
89
Apr
16
Feb
4
88
May 12
20% Aug
6
18% Jan
2
24 V» Jun
35% Jan
2
4% May
9% Nov
9
3% Jan
13
1
36% Sep
1
40
28
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
28Va Jan
3
40% Dec
14% Mar
3
20V2 Nov
12
Jan
18
37% May 27
44
Jan
92% Nov
7
15% Feb
60% Jan
Oct
13
27 Va Jan
24
33% Sep
10
29
Dec
31
38% Jan
16
17
7 V4 Jan
2
15
7
69Va Nov
56
Jan
6% Jan
29
Jan
2
8
21% Jan
37% Jan
Sep
2
15
17
68Va Jan
2
17% Mar
15
33
Sep
15
16 Va Oct
3'
12VeMar31
18
30
10% Sep
63Oct 13
62
Jan
23% Nov
14
21% Apr
2
25% Feb
31% Aug 27
27% Jan
2
39% Apr
41% Apr
Aug 27
37
6
34% Sep
14
59% Jan
f
3
61 Va Dec
60 Va Feb
92
18
14 Va Nov
30
Aug -6
18
4Va%
17
61
Jan
Class
14
49% Mar 18
75% Nov
13
87
Jan
22
21
82
Apr
19
88
Jan
28
71
Sep 23
81
Feb
27
Oct
24
Jun
Jun
16
78
25 Va Jan
2
26 Va Dec
19
26 Vb Jan
13% Jan
2
19% Nov 26
89
17
30
2
Sep
15
8
27% Jan
2
54Ve Nov
11
47% Jan
19
7
30 Ve Nov
11
27% Mar 30
July
10
16%
63% Dec
1
2
Jan
12% Dec
18
6% Apr
46% Feb
25Va Dec
31
1
8% Jun
57
24
2
17
37% Jan
31
42% Dec
2
Feb
5
63
Oct
23
9Ve Jan
2
17% Oct
13
55
15
Sep
24% Jan
Sep
15
41% Jun
5
56
83 % Apr
Jan
13
'63% July
6
35% Sep 24
32% May 21
30Ve Jun
15
37% Feb
20
Sep
25
11% Jan
19% Nov 21
17% Jan
7
46
29 Ve
26% Sep
24
Jan
Dec*29
43%
2
32% Sep
18
23
241/4 Aug
6
42'/a Mar 13
59 % Apr
24
25% Jan
35% No*
11
31 Va Sep
22
36% July 29
9% Jan
26% Dec
12
21% Sep
21
29% Jan
23
12
8% Jan
14% Dec
4
13
Sep 23
17% Jan
31% Jan
19% Dec
31
16
Mar 26
22
15
Jan
20
Rubber
*76
78 Va
'
78 Va
400
37%
27%
37
37
37%
i(r%
18%
18%
19
24%
25
24%
32%
33
'*32%
22
*38
40
12%
*38
*53%"
-
*19Ve
18%
24%
*24Va
24%
32%'
••
37%
"33%
40
39
53
33%
39
54
53 Ve'
54
87%
87%
*87%
28%
27%
88Va
28%
*87%
27%.
104%
104%
104%
1G5%
9%
9%
*9%
88%
28Ve
87%
87%
29
28%
105%
19%
19%
19%
19%'
12
12%
12.
12% ' ".
12%
*69%
69
*64%
75%
76%
84
.
800
10%
11%
11%
12 Vs
11 Va
65
29%
29
35V»
76 Va
*64
.*22%
23
-64%"
64
••
64
35
35
35%
35%
35
35
1,200
75%
76%,
77
79%
77%
79%
3,400
77%
76
77
77%
77%
85 Va
*83
30Vb""
*83
76%
15%;
15%
15%
*83
35 Va
36
30
37
37%
38*
38 Ve
5,700
51 %
51 Va
51%
51%
51%
51 Va
51%
-.51%
51%
2,600
*73
74 V2
*73%
74
73%
73%
>
73 %
73%
73
*72
73
71
*79
81%
*79
81
*79
73%
.,
*
100
100
72
.73%
72
*71
73i
*71%
81%
>
*77
81 Va
*77
81%
29%
27%
28 Va
28%
29
30
30 Va
30
30%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%.
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
1
55%
56 Ve
54 Va
55%
54%
55
54%
56%
55%
56
No par
27%
27%
27%
28
27%:
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
2,700
8,100
9%
9%
58 Va
59%
28
28%
1,600
17 Ve
17%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
18 Ve
14,500
20
43 %
43%
43
43 Ve
43 Ve
43%
43%
W RR Co__100
*59%
Edison
-
Detroit Hillsdale & S
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss
Co
Diamond
Alkali
Stores
(The)
Disney
(WaJt)
Club
Dow
Productions
22
22%
22%
23%
20 Ve
20%
20%
20
:
20%
52 Ve
52%
53
53%
54 Va
32
32%
x31 Va
31%
*30
30 Va
x30
30
61
*59
50 Va
54
31%
32
29%
30 Va
20%
21%
20%
20%
21%
22
27%
28
27%
28%
28%
29%
2.50
35
56
56%
13,600
32%
32 Ve
32%
6,400
30%
29 Ve
29%
21%
22%
22
22
1,700
28%
'
55%
31%
*29%
30
29%
30
11,400
13,000
35%
>32%
34%
33
34 Va
34%
31%
33%
33
33
32%
33
21%
22%
21%
22
22%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
19
19%
19-
19%
Inc
22 Va
23
•
22%
23 Ve
13%
13%
13%
13%
2/600
19%
19
xl8%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
18
18 %
xl8%
447/e
43%
44%
42%
44%
42 V2
43%
42%
43%'".
23%
23'A
23%
23 Va
23 Ve
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
1,900
75%" '78%
31%
75%
76%
31
31%
25
25
■
18%
77%
79%
783'4
80%
42,900
30%
31%
31
31%
25,700
25 •-
25 V4.
25%
22%
22 'A
22%
29
39%
*38 Va
39 V2
38%
38%
45
*42
42 3 4
*43%
42'/a Feb
27
27
$4.15
14
24 y3 Nov
10
22% Feb
2
common
21
W
O
25
25
*11%
11%
11
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
700
12%
11%
ll7/e
11%
12%
12
12%
12
12%
9,300
250
254%
21,500
Cigar
245
229
*43%
50
241
,
246
244
247%-
95 Ve
248
96
•
800
45 %i
40%
40%
*40%
""41%
'45 Va
*44 Vb
45
50
*42
42%
*42
42% '
—50
*43%
45'%
*43%
45%
*43%
6
28 %
28
*28
49%
'
Corp
28
*42
75%
700
22%
22%
22%
14,500
38%
*43%
28%
49%
•
45%
27 %
40%
97
75%
38%
<43%
*38%
45
39
*43%
•-
3,100
45
230
40%
40%
*44%
45
44 Ve
*42
42%
*42
42%
*43%
40%
*44 Va
97
77
22 %
50
■
252
97%
96
50
...
preferred
preferred
$2.10
D
24%
11%
11%
____50
preferred
4.10%
Mar 24
25
11 %
Go-
4%
•
25
6
preferred
4.20% preferred
47
&
$3.50 series—
46 Va Jan
31% Apr
1
7
(E I)
48% May 26
13
'■
1
Light Co
preferred
$3.75
46% Jan
6,000
31%
.
22%
23
8,000
19,700
77
76
22%
30%
18%
18 Ve
30%
22%,
Inc
International
Corp
ii
5,000
13%
18%
18
1
.
5
USA
1,400
-22%
13
1
43%
1
—No par-
1
Limited
900
36%
31%
No par
Duquesne
25
2,400
33%
5
38% Sep
120
21,-200
20%
31 %
50c
41% Jun
59%
23%
20 VB
36%
Co
50
-
'31%
Dresser Industries
47% May 13
59 %
23
61
31 %'
No par
Fund
Drewrys
4,200
]
Corp
2.000
44
2
Ltd
Ltd
Chemical
61
22%
20
1
Co
Mines
61
21%
1
Inc
Corp-Seagrams
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
Pepper
*59%
20 Va
50c
Distillers
Dr.
61 %
22%
2C
25
com
43%
-
10
Co
Coru
Diners'
44-
21%
]
preferred
Diana
9%
15
Diamond-Gardner Corp
$1.50
9%
*75 Va
14% Jan
4,700
10 Vs
9%
75%
31
13,000
26,300
28 Va
10
*74%
JaD
•;• t
50
340
-
27
.
75%
53
:
73
96% V
24
15,100
36%
51%
74%
44'/a Nov
2,100
>-30
15%
25%
95 y4
46 Va Mar 13
85 Va
*83
7
96%
May 22
43% July 6
41% Aug 14
42% Jun 19
" 400
27,900
37
15%
85%:
23%
15%
85%
15%
75%
40
*22%
77 Va
:
14%
74%
12
400
29%
95%
26% Jan
' ;'
*
29%
22%> 22%
57%
3
17
65
15,600
r-
29%
No par
86 % Api
*64
r
12%/
23
29%
.
No par
21
100
>'500
Preferred
74% Sep
22 Ve Sep
/
~
13%
'34%
15%
,
71
13Vb
34 V»
Preferred $4.50 serins
28
*67%
13%
34: -
75 '
" *
*13
280
1,660
10,900
34 /
76%
35Va
76%
13%
.1,000
10-'
"33%-
35
25%
75 ''
70
106%
33%
29%
297j.
15
*13
33%
10%
64%
23
65
29%
84
*69
13%
*32%
••10%
-23%
*23
-
70
*13
Common
9
lOGVe
69
*69
23,400
10
19%
'
29%'
10
;.
dn Pont de Nem
17
28%
107
7
Sep
"
' 200
11,200
'100
10
3
95
202% Feb
29%
'
<
107
11%
13%
11,800
87%
19%
33 Va
11*
; '
34.
87%
-
19%
73
'
38Va
Jan
21
34
55%
11%
.
1,700
55%
11%
;.3%
9,800
38Va
1E%
10
400
I8V2
24Va
•
40
106
31
34
37%
18V8
24Va
'
55%
*38
278% Aug
Dec
91 % Apr
*37%
37V2
54%
-
10
104%
*76
18%
24%
<
-37%
l&Va
24%
Duplan
112 % Apr
I
78 Va
*76
Dunhlll
214
July 15
78 Va
6
1
May 21
*76
7t
17
10
48% Mar
6,900
14% Aug
29
50 y8
1,300
52 Va
14% Jan
Sep
51
3%
51%
8
80 Va Oct
28
3%
52'/a
3%
57
Dominick
101
1,000
3%
52
28%..
July 23
24
11 Va
3%
51%
23
Sep
9,400
3%
28 % Apr
May
*11 Ve
19%
51%
6
11
11%
50
87
56%
Dome
572% Apr
11
11 %
*
19%
3-/2
21
11
Oct
11%
*86
19%
51%
Sep
18
July 25
*11%
87
51
22% Jan
14% NOV 20
42
3 Va
:
19%
27%
8
4iy4 Sep
11%
ll3/*
3%
52 %
19%
56%
7
46
3%
19%
27%
74% Jan
May 12
11%
11%
51 %
19%
27%
31
f
19%
88
57%
77 Va Dec
Sep 26
19%
19%
*86
39,900
9%
52 Vb May 22
43
6,100
88
51 %
27 %
Dover
~24
128%
.324
57%
Douglas Aircraft Co_
39% Oct
126%
123 Va
10%
17
14 Ve Nov
126%
126
27 Ve
21
2
124 %
124
58%
53% Jan
Mar 26
800
127 Va
3
27 % Aug
9
18%
123%
12%
Inc
6
8% Jan
18%
9%
May 18
92% July 15
45% Jan 21
100
51
18 Va
27
Lines
2
30 Va
*90
51%
18%
58%
Air
24
46% Oct
100
51
18%
20Ve
Co
42% Sep
19% Jan
23 Ve Oct 27
*92
51%
18 Va
50c
17% Jan
7
98
50 %
18'4
—50c/
9
3
*90
51%
100
A
Co
19
Apr
98
11%
common
Inc
20
26% Jan
*88
9.100
52
18'4
5
series
74% Jan
33
*50
10
20 Va Nov
20 Va
52
50 Va
.1
Light,
.£4% Apr
22
Jan
Sep
*49
50
32'/a Mar 24
7
30
28
487/e Dec
52
Detroit
24% July 23
2
*49
Denv &, Kio Grande West RR.No par
47% Mar 13
2
52
9,300
12,600
13.50
21
29% Mar 26
•49
100
90
100
Delaware Power & Light Co
15
May 26
May 26
52
33 %
10%
A__
(Delaware).
Delaware &. Hudson.:
Delaware Lack & Western.
Aug 19
Apr
47
2.50
C
Delta
68
46 Va
19%
—
series
36% Apr
23
46 %
18%
10
3.90%
&
7
45%
1
Preferred
Deere
7
46%
5
B
68% July 31
30
44%
51 %
No par
No par
series
Records
Jun
45%
18%
1--
3.75%
Dayton
15% Jan
44 Va
10
...
common
Decca
9
46'/a
5
Preferred
9
19% May
30% May
25 % Jan
Corp
19
12% Jan
21%
1
36% July 15
69
38'4
20%
9%
:
Preferred 3.75%
,
,
May 25
37% ;
21 %
74
100
A
21 % Feb
33
39%
21 VB
73%
100
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power &
10
77% Sep
38 %
21%
73
51
100
preferred
Dana
30
38
20%
7?
5
pfd
3%% preferred series
Dan River Mills Inc
56 Va Dec
36%
21
45 Vie'
preferred—100
noncum
Cutler-Hammer Inc
16
50% Sep
73% Sep
79
convertible
19% July 27
2
75
37 Vs
20%
1
/
...
91% Feb
6
4 3 Va Jan
preferred
83% Aug 17
Feb
5,000
76'4
36%
20%
15,300
'
8
34
76%
73%
37%
*86
9
28
*72%
72%.
C'C'/a
•19%.
87
2
39% Nov
23,400
*86
Sep
Mar 10
53%
b7
13 Va Feb
84
52 Vb
l
_.
94% July 28.
15
52 Va
50
(Del)
$4 prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred—
Curtiss—Wright common
..
63% Nov 10
14
50 Va
preferred
Curtis Publishing .common
6
9 J/e Jan
51%
*86
-
3
41V, A ply,
48%
•49
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
30% Mar
83 % Jan
50%
:
Cuneo Press Inc—
40% Mar
Aug
48%
86
9
67
50%
preferred——50
Cuban-American 8ugar
Cudahy Packing Co common—
8
5
18,900
49
l85
5%%
3
20% Mar
10'/a
87
Cuba RR 6%
Aug 18
53% July 24
38% Jun
6
49%
10 Vs
,
41% Jan 20
16% Jan 21
15
7
49 Va
10%
87
81% Mar 11
12
Dec
49 Va
10
Crown ZelJerbach Corp common—5
■ $4.20
preferred
No par "
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
4.
14% Dec
48%
10%
Cream of Wheat Corp
2
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
1
5% conv preferred—
25
Crown Cork & Seaj common
2.50
$2 preferred.—
No par
16
18
10% Jun
49 V*
10
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp—
l
Coty Inc
!_
1
Coty International Corp
l
Crane Co common
_25
6
39
13
8% Apr
21
8% Sep
3
Dee
48%
10 Va
*85
98% Apr 21
32% Feb 24
114% July 2
104% Sep
__
„
49
x9%
87
6
20
47%
10%
*85
20
50V4Jun
9
87% Sep 27
25% May 7
41% Dec
Shares
48'4
87
15
58% Nov 2d
101 % Jun 29
the Week
Sept. 25
'85
28% Mar 9
41
July 23
3
11
Friday
Sept. 24
5
preferred
3%%
24Va Sep 21
29% Jan
7
29% Dec 10
31% Dec 30
7
43% Apr
74
Sale* far
Thursday
100
Mar 11
4
1§
3%%
Mar 30
9
Jun
25Ve Jan
2
12
3
Jun
86
Aug 18
6
Jan
35% Jan
24
PRICES
10%
Steel
Products Co
SALE
Sept. 23
46%.
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
Corning Glass Works common
10
14 % Apr
9
5% Apr 22
54 % July 30
85
5
23
8% Jan
6
39% Dec
Nov
78
85
3% Wot 11
13
24 ye Jan
18
HIGH
Wednesday
l
.
.49Va July
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 23
*
5
Corp
^—14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
5
Copper Range Co_5
Copperweld Steel Co common5
12
45% Aug
82
52
Monday
Sept. il
Continental Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
55% Jan '
8
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
12% Dec
£3
15
6
NEW
Range Since Jan
Year 1958
Lowett
45 Va
*43%
45%
28 Ve
28%
50%
50%
40 Ve
45
-42%-
-
-
28
28
40»/e v
:800
44 Ve
200
*
.
■
i
4,700
.
E
27% Jan
45% Dec
19
43% Jan
29 Ve Jan
30
11
33 %
Feb
14
22 Vi Apr
30% Aug 14
73% Jan
Sep 15
25% Sep 22
82% Jun
77 Ve
4
57
July
2
Eagle-Plcher Co
46 Va Apr
9
Eastern
Airline .Inc.
34% Jan
21
Eastern
Gas & Fuel Asn
23
>
4%%
prior preferred..
2
59
Oct
2
22 Ve Jan
2
37
Dec
Si
Jan
9
22% Jan
2
83% May 22
37%*Dec 11
76
86
Jan
17
95
14% Apr
15
20% Feb
25
Jan
2
7 Ve Dec
19
"26 Va Jan
2
6% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
29
Mar 27
30
Oct
4
31
8% Dec 31
40 Va Upt 19
11% Dec
IB
39 % Dec
9
Jan
10
56% Deo
8
4% Jan
2
16 ye Deo
2
17% Jan
2
24
Dec
30
July 21
33% Apr
79
Jan
90
2
May
10
30
8
24
85% Jan
21
0
30% Apr
8
973/e July 22
93 Va July 30
Eastern
88 3/4 Jun
38% Jan
Sep
23 Vb Sep
75
Apr
56% Jan
6
903/4 July 27
Eaton
39% Sep 24
40% Sep 25
633/4 Aug 13
16
36 3/4 Jan
6
83% Jan
15
34
Feb
89
Aug
4
4
'18% Jan
16
36 % Jan
7
6% July 20
38% Jan 14
9% Jan
7
28%; Sep 21
48 % Jan
89
24
Stainless
Eastman
$3.60
55
2
Electric
Electric
14
Mar 20
Elgin
39
Jan
El
&
Mus
National
Paso
i
Co
Empire
32 Va Jan
29
38
Mar 13
Jun
18
88
Jan
9
34% Jun
16
40
Mar
5
78%
77Ve
78% o
78
78
24%
24V8
25Ve
25
25%
8,600
84%- 85%
85%
86%
85%
86%
48,100
*91
92%
*91
74
78%
75
__
i
48
.
u
-
District Electric
Endicott Johnson Corp
4%
preferred
-
.28%
5
10
Co
12%
*26%
common—25
IOC
2
36% Oct
6% Jan
2
13
2
603/e Feb
3
54% May 29
61% Oct
16
59
11
li
21
14
25% July 23
Erie &
17% Sep 21
19% Mar
2
Pittsburgh RR Co
30'/a Mar 12
Evans
Products
243/4 Mar
5
37% Sep
Eversharp
Inc
49% July
8
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
21
37% Apr
9
Fairbanks
Morse
-
3
30
,
Nov
3
28
Nov
28
28 % Jan
2
47
Dec
4
32% Nov 24
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
7
Jan
2
22 Vb Apr
22
79
43% May 9
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
13% May 14
30% Sep 11
Apr
9
89
15 % Jan
2
19% Dec
24 %
2
33
.Tan
"••ornor.op
Sep 11
Dec
pape
10
17
26
Mar 26
85% Jan
,
Sep
2
15% July 23
70
May
4
29
Sep
7
Jan
2
10Ve July 16
21 /b Jan
28
28% Aug 31
^7%Jun
3
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR
5%
—
8.50
-
preferred series A
Co
&
Co
Corp com
convertible
preferred
$1.60
100
50
5
Fairbanks Whitney
,
No par
1
40
10% Jan
13
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp-1
2
37
Sep
14
Fairmont
79% Aug 11
lPVaJan
9
96
Mar 12
29
35
29% Jan
July 27
31% Sep
Jan
11
9
4%
Foods
.
No par
common-
Co
common
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
51
__
*
"*
.:
-
87
4B
*84%,
92
,
90
76Va
79
49
"
..
*84%
79%
39%
48%
"
91%
78
39Va
-
_
48Va
85
*91
e
;
,
"85
91%
38%
41
37%
38%
89%.
91
91
*90
92Va
26%
27
27%
27
27Ve
48%
46V4
47%.
*
47%
45%
46%,
;
7%
7Ve
44
10%
28%
50
27
!8
21%.38%
29
7%
24%
30
8Ve
24%
>
* ,■
83%
35Va
13%
66%
58%
.
29
51%
12%
34
7%
45%
10%
13
27
34Vb
34V4
*82
35Ve
13V8
66
*56
17%
20%
38Ve
64%
35%
30
;>
21%
38%
30
10%
,
' .■<
•
•:
.29Vk
7%
7 Va
7%
7%
7%
1
34%
34%
33%
34
*81 %
*81 Va
83
1
1
29%
83%
30%
31
29%
29%
30 Vs
30%
*28
30%
30
-
26%
3,500
48/
4,600
,
,
.
6%
7Ve
>35,900
49%
7%..
49V4
50%
53%
13%
15%
14%
15%
37,500
27
27
27Ve
27%
1,200
34%
35
34%
35
1,600
10%
30%
54
41,800
.
*
85
85
85
83%
r'
83%
35%
35Ve
35V4
3,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
24,700
66
66
*56
■■
-
64%
58%
21
21 %
39%
40
42%
*56
19%
21 Ve
:
10%
297/«
*51
34%
.
-■
18%
8
.
29
30
18%
.
66
.
■
37C
.
57%
19%
20%
21%
41%
43
30%
f 100
13,600
12,700
'13,900
30%
1,400
7%
8%
7%
8%
65,600
24%
24 Va
24%
24 Va
1,700
18,000
7%
7%
7%
77/e
33%
33%
33 %
33%
83%
*81%
83%
81%
81 Va
29%
29%
30
30%
30 Va
3,100
30%
30%
30 Va
*30%
30%
2,500
7%
34
•
"
,
..
;;
.6,700
7,900
10%
30%
7%
*81%
10,400
92Va
3G%
24 Ve
33%
,
40%
53%
18%
.
24%
100
",46%
.
—
10Va
34%'"
7%
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190
Volume
.
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The Commercial and
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Financial Chronicle
(1307)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Year 1958
Oct
55
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27
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40
40%
40 Va
4074
50.400
713/4
48 %
*76
73%
71%
70
28
25
No pa 1
7
1.300
*
28%
28
28
28
28
27%
28'/a
3,000
49 Va
Prop_No par
Ry Co
Great Western Sugar com
7% preferred
51
49 Va
50 %
50
5134
52
53 Va
5374
53'%
5.100
49%
50
49%
50 %
4934
51
50%
51
50%
51'%
9,700
No par
26%
27 Va
100
133 %
133%
2674
130
267a
27
27%
131%
130
130 Va
1
25
25 Va
24 Va
3
19%
1934
19%
19%
28
Aug 12
303/4 Mar 30
100
*87%
21
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
I
21%
22 %
14
10
Guantanamo Sugar
1
3%
8%
89
*37%
22
8%
8%
27 Va
27'%
2734
2.900
130
100
247a
24%
25%
24%
25
13,200
19%'
1974
197'a
20 %
1974
20'/a
17,600
87%
87 %
87 %
87 %
*87'%
22%
,
89
22 Va
27%
24%
25 %
21% Sep
5% Sep
%%
8%
67a
317s
5
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Iron
87 a
6%
31%
12.50
common
3%%
Northern
8%
5
5
Co
Atlantic
10
2%
7,400
205
84%
205
46 %
126
1,700
111,500
1
J
40
4
-
54%
33
104'%
40
Gt
12,900
2374
45%
Great
200
37
1974
85% Jan
28.
46 Va
" 763/4
T.
9374
4
page
7734
36
9374
10
4674
7674
36
2074
17
see
45'/a
77'/a
36
*35%
93%
10% Jan
footnotes
4574
75
75'%
36
25'%
Northern Paper Co
16
6,500
20 Va
263/4-Dec
Jan
74
*35
26'%
Northern
89
45
4574
44
-
36
2874
com
Great
May 29
2974
31%
B)
Great
18
2874
45%
1
31% July 2
6OV4 Aug 12
59% Apr 27
2874
40
18
12
%
44%
37% Sep
26% Jan
31% Dec
27
5,100
397a
15
203/4 Jan
29 Va
27 Va
8 '/a
126 Va
7
2
29
27
2774
8
40%
8% Jan
49% Sep 21
25 3A Mar 23
8%
46
11
45% July
8
8
12934
3
1
8
8
44%
5% Jan
10
77%
40
Grant (W T) Co
12
3,500
8
2,800
V*
1
Granite
Sep
210
29
'
4
78% July 29
Oct
80
28
*1274
(W R) <fc Co
50
61
39
7774
2774
Grace
7
31
39
79
27%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
2
51% Nov
39 %
79
27%
26
1274
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
22
17
3874
80
*79
28 74
(B F)
Jun
Apr
3874
2574
127a
Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
74
17
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
3874
80
2574
23'%
Goebel
Goodrich
38% Jan
22
38'/a
80
26
74%
25
-
8
Dec
38
82
190
1,903
4,300
54'%
Globe-Wernicko. Inc
2
59
38 %
45
10
July
24
35
25
Corp ex
Dec
Dec
33'/a
53'%
Co
88
«6
357a
874
4
41
16% July 17
55% Jan
6
32%
1274
142
1
3
9% Dec
32'%
13
Grand
Aug 31
84% Mar 4
32'4
,
*30%
Co
28
45
32'/a
1
Oct
47 Va Jan
31%
29 Va
10% Mar 18
4
874
1274
37% Aug
May 28
874
23'%
Graham-Paige Corp common
6% conv preferred
Granby Mining Co Ltd—
11
..8%
12 Va
142
53%
Co
Glidden
1
8%
54'%
Corp
Brothers
293/4 July 13
28
12%
143%
8%
10c
$4.50 preferred
50 % Jan
July 28
12'/a
143 Va
8'%
32%
Gladding McBean & Co
18
4% Jan
3.700
12'/a
14374
8
54'%
Inc
Oil
29
230
12
142
12
142
8%
com___10
new
(series
Rub
Products
42
103% Jun
12
*140
12 Va
144
'
8
9
9,700
^100
1
14
60
53
preference
15
21
59
5374
Corp
&
Georgia-Pacific
51 % Sep
Jan
5 9'/a
100
5 Va %
Genesco
273/s Jan
2% Sep
56'%
94
96 % Apr
76% Jan
57'%
350
8
172
5574
94
27
29
5574
*300
Getty
247/8 May 20
54
100
Gillette
10
4,600
54%
100
25
193/4 Sep
2774
52 7«
preferred
23
27
27 Va
a
conv preference
preference
557/8 Sep
Sep
2774
$5
28% Jan
.
2674
4%%
21
Mar 30
26%
5374
Electronics
Tire
26
24
&
Time
3
Apr 28
54 % Apr
Tele
General
28
300
257'a
*30'/a
preferred
General
92% Mar 26
4,800
3134
26%
1
preferred
7
415
44
91
Telephone Co of Florida—
29% Feb
Genl
31%
*89%
•
1
Castings Corp
29 % Feb
8
90 Va
15
Realty & Utilities
17
May
*40'%
3174
*8P%
10c
Jan
83
44
31%
90%
No par
No par
29% Sep
79
Aug
6
104% May 28
*41%
31%
90%
No par
Utilities Corp
Railway Signal
263/8 July
44
31'/a
25'%
*35
No par
Public
39% Feb
*41 %
.
31
400
2674
2674
3
Public Service
General
45'%
92
31
*90 Va
5
54
1
Co
preference.
July 10
*41'%
31%
92
5'/a
26'%
1
;
Advertising
General
6
44
31%
*90
No par
preferred
conv
6'%
*41%
1
100
Motors Corp common___l%
conv
71
813/4 Dec
~
8,909
No par
15
%'
157 Va Jan
6 Va
5
.
$3 convertible preferred
21
20
.
3% May 15
x674
Corp
when issued
$2.98
443/4 Mar 13
5
6'/a
a
4
»
Apr
6'%
II
6
13% Apr
23
674
preferred
General
25
6 '/a
Equipt Corp
2
Oct~20
1.800
6 Va
6
5
"
Precision
14
6
18%
9
General
53'/a Sep
"7
18'%
8
45% May 11
52 % Jan
Jan
1874
2
Cement
23% Sep
4
18'/a
26
Portland
29 % Jan
3,900
18 74
38
Outdoor
6
3.109
5Va
1874
*8C
General
24
403%
18'/a
_No par
General
52% Feb
4074
1874
5
33
52 % Aug 31
31% Feb
40'%
18 34
32 %
43% May 25
2
40
18%
12
7
May 26
4074
300
2874
5
preferred
Preferred $3.75 series
3
7,700
28%
8%
$5
4
47
30'/a
*142
36 Va Sep 13
31 Va Jan 28
41
4474 Jan
com
1,900
46 Va
♦2874
5
Corp
Mills
General
Aug 25
27
General
Mar
58% July
112% Mar
39
47
5%
Corp
Foods
46%
30%
1
General
46
5
Inc
General
30
*29'
100
Co
Finance
2974
30
5%
Co
83
Dec
Cigar
8,500
47%
;
2
Cable Corp com
Contract
10,900
223%
47 Va
28%
com
Corp
38% May
8
37% Aug 25
39%
1874
22 '/a
47
30
1774
2274
28 Va
Texas
Dynamics Corp
40
3874
30
1774
48
5%
l
1st preferred
Electric
34
6
Gen
39 Va
No par
Finance
25
22
Sep
2
4%
General
38 V2.
30
16%
29 Va
common
General
30% Sep
45
9% Jan
Co
General
9
103
General
Mar 17
Baking
General
9
6
84
29% Aug 12
463/4
*47%
5 %
Bancshares Corp
Bronze Corp.
5
16% Feb
"_3
45% May 11
General
46
2174
47%
29'/a
,
preferred
General
4674
Transportation__1.25
21
74 % Feb
Nov
10
of
May 21
993/4 Aug
3
2
Jun
42 Va Apr
$8
Co
66% Jan
18
52
General
Oil
843/4 Apr
79% Dec
117
Amer
May 19
30%
__100
22
2274 Dec
2
Amer
10 3% Mar 25
30'%
50
Investors
22
2
19
General
General
153
307a
16%
2174
1
preferred
American
22
22
30%
44 Va
1574
21%
*47
1
com
$4.50 preferred
67% Mar 11
14% Jan
47
50
com_
Controls Co
13
Sep
Jan
convertible
General
General
4% Jan
3374 Jan
39
Indus
39% Mar 18
Jan
105
6%
7
Sep
Inc
preferred
643/4 Jan
96% Jan
12
Industries
convertible
American
16
2174
47
ZZZZZZ-2
Corp
Wood
4%%
16
21
47
5
Acceptance Corp
22
30 Va Apr
Jan
Gar
1574
2274
47
No par
Co
General
Sep
Aug 25
974 Nov
7
38% Nov
Garrett
1674
21%
50
_
Co
Gardner-Denver
Genera]
90% Sep
141
2
Gamewell
15%
5
common
preferred-
8
25 % Sep
Nov~"7
1
convertible
3
9
Apr
40% Sep
5%
Feb
8
18
102
25
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
19
51% Feb
94
24 V* Feb
Gabriel
22%
22 Va
227 a
22 V8
22%
12,800
8 Va
8%
874
8 Va
7%
8 Va
2,300
130
130
130
89
60
'
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1308)
.
.
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bange for
STOCKS
Previous
h-»nge Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
14
May
Mar
5
28 Ve Nov 17
75% Dec 22
129
Dec 16
9
62
25
Feb
101
.
17
Gull
$5
30% Feb
79
Pat
25%
26
74
71
Gulf
Oil
States
No par
Corp
May 29
102% July 14
95% Jan
10
100
Jun
99% Sep
25
109
May
Sep
90
Oct
Jun
9
81
Sep
21
89% Apr
$4.20
85'A Sep
24
94
Jan
*4.40
preferred
dividend preferred--
91
Apr
$4.44
dividend
13
1
7
Aug
88
100
32
Common
Sep
$5
104 % Mar
May 25
L
253
25%
*70
25%
71
105
109%
105%
25%
71
*70
Saleafor
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Sept. 21
Sept. 25
Shares
25%
*70
114%
28 Vb
29
28 VB
2834"
82
82%
82%
83
83
*86%
87
*86%
87
80
100
*87
90
'87
90
*07
100
*98
101 %
-98
101 %
*98
—100
*99
100%
'99
100 %
*99
No par
dividend
preferred
dividend
99% Jun
3
2
44% Feb
20
50 % Sep
22
25% Jan
5
30
Hamilton Watch Co
29Va
100
81
-100
preferred™$5.08 dividend preferred
105% Mar
106%
,
PRICES
Sept. 28
26'/a
26%
71
114%
117%
26%
1,900
71
*70
114
100
116%
118,800
Utilities Co-
28
96
19
30
84
104%
„25
Wednesday
Sept. 22
preferred-
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 21
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
104% Sep
Monday
EXCHANGE
July 13
127% Jan 22
25% Sep
71
Sep
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29 %
%
22 3b
90
28%
85 Va
"83
85%
85 Va
*87
90
*87
101 %
*98
101 Va
100%
-
*99
100 Va
25 3a
10,600
84%
28%
84 %
*83
%
86
90
85%
80
90
101
"98
*98
100 3a
II
3
47% July
49 Vs
Apr
7
20
Jan
21
69
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
247/b Dec
8
38% Jan
13% May 20
48% Mar 31
Water
71 % May 19
Halliburton
Oil
29% May 22
20 % Mar 31
Hackensack
Hall
July 23
2
99
Dec
8
Feb
6
21% Jan
2
26
28% Jun
19
.36% Aug 14
26% Jan
2
Nov
19
39 Ve Jan
5
47% Dec
10
4%
114 % Aug 31
33% Sep
70
Jan
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
23
Apr
7
30
41
140
Mar 17
327/a Dec
1
88
65% May
132
2
Harris-Intertype
Harseo
Jan
13
44% Dec
30
38
44% Jt»n
5
20% Apr
22% Jan
29
29'A Nov
14
26% Feb
34
Mar
3
20
36% Nov
18
34
Jan
48
July 15
3% Jan
9
9% Dec
17
7% Jan
16
28% Jan
6
Dec
22
51 % Dec
31
36% Jun
43 % Sep
9
21
15% Nov
17
12% Jun
19
38
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
Apr
Heinz (H J) Co common
July 27
10
64% Jan
2
21
75 % Sep
22
90'A May
30% Dec
12
27% Apr
14
34% Sep
23% Jan
2
33 % Dec
8
30% Apr
32 % Sep
16
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
2
Jun
38
27
22
19% Nov
10
16% Jan
Nov
20
50
Jan
19
118
38% May
1
107 % Oct 31
Apr
106% Sep
17
2
23
•3% Jan
3
70% Nov
19
66
Jan
36% Dec
31
36% Dec
31
34
26% Jan
14
11% Jan
13
118% Apr 16
80
July
9
Jan
60
Jan
74
Jan
35% Nov 20
2
2
33% Dec
19
9% Jan
10
15% Dec
31
9% Jan
12%
20
17% Jan
3
26% Jan
2
32% Jan
2
Nov~14
25% Dec
12
31 % Jan
41
14% Sep
-21
23 % Sep
16% Jan
37
Aug 27
2
Jan
May 21
Jan
15% Apr
21% Jan
24% Jun
12
27
22
May 21
30
27% Feb
29 % Sep
39% Apr
49% Jan
21
13% Apr
88
24
67% Dec
16
51
Sep
25
65% Jan
7
39% Nov
20
35
Jan
30
47% July 22
11/64 Sep
39% Feb
92
31
16
17
Sep
5
Jan
Sep.
82
2
19/64 Sep
Chocolate
2nd
pfd
Chemical
21
18
28
19 % Jun
36 % Jan
9
41% Dec
3
37% Sep
18
•7% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
30 Ve Sep
74% Dec
29
84
Jun
6
73 % Jun
25
25
80% Mar
2
3%%
90
Jun
6
6
1
Feb
20
22
•2% Jun
12
75
Nov
17
21
75
8% Jan
64 y» Sep
22
15% Dec
18
11% Jan
15
6% Jan
17% Aug
10
14% Dec
30
13% Jan
63
Oct
13
50 %
Sep
20%, Nov
17
18
Jan
5
19'
85% Sep
21
5% Jan
7
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
72% Jan 17
2% Jan
20% Jan
13% Jan
87% Dec
2
6% Oct
38% Dec
2
3
35
Jun
24 Yb Dec
2
20
1
19% Sep
M% Feb
11
60
Dec
31
88% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
27
8
66
21
6
July 13
Mar 17
convertible
23% May 18
Stores
Sound
52
39
Jan
12
Apr 17
55% Jan 21
convertible
2
38% Dec
31
35
Jun
13
47% Jan
21
39
Sep
17
43% Feb
4
3
4.08%
41'A Sep
22
47
Apr
3
4.26%
Power
1
52% Jan
22
46% May 25
50
48 % Dec
Jan
5
2
51
4.70%
23
44% Aug 20
Jan
14
4.42%
40% Sep 25
36% Jun 26
45 % Mar 18
4.20%
89% Jan
2
8% Apr
25
9% Nov
13
24% Nov
12
14
Jan
2
46
Jan
2
38%^[ov 20
Iff
May 27
86% Jan
82% Jan
86
101
July 18
4~3
Oct~13
13
29% Dec
12
94
Dec
30
26% Sep
30
2
44
Dec
9
Oct
3
86% July
7
68% Jan 13
166
143
13% Apr
70% Jan
78% Sep
10% Feb
30
21
109
July 28
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
28 % Sep 23
163
149
87
r
55
25
Jan
Jun
11
138
33% Sep
15
28
78% Jun
13
68% Sep
31%
32%
*32%
33%
*32'A
33 'A
16%
16%
17%
17'A
18%
18'A
1834
8,200
59
61
58%
60%
58%
60
59%
6034
5934
60%
10,500
*105
108
73%
75
75
76
77 34
76%
37
3634
37
36%
3734
36 %
36
34%
35
35%
1
32
2
16% Nov
Ingersoll-Rand
6
6
Apr
29
7
6%
11
7
Steel
Insuranshares
July 30
94
Interchemical
4%%
37
Feb
10
6
32
Aug
4
28
Feb
3
88
Jan
2
35% Oct
§1%
Jan
3
33%
22
May 28
Oct" 17
33% Dec
13% Jan
2
32% Sep
17
35% Aug
31
28
38% Jun
Jan
87% Jan
2
89% Jan
19
13
118
Jan
10
34% Nov 14
Dec
125
-
Mar 20
33% Jan
28% Mar 19
2
28% Feb
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
33% Jun
32
Sep
2
23
1234
12
12
12 34
12'A
3834
39
4,800
1434
-
14%
400
24 VB
2534
16,900
12'/a
"
12 34
3,100
*23%
233i
2334
23%
23%
2334
x23
*29%
2934
*29%
29%
*29%
30
x29 %
29 %
41%
42 %
41%
42%
42%
43
4234
42 3b
54
54
52%
52%
533A
54 3
54%
54 34
51
52
37%
39%
373-4
383),
_5
37%
38 %
15/64
"81
1
5%
25
ih
20
83
38%
38%
0
%
32
*81
6%
*18
20%
*81
6
5%
18%
20
18 %
83
.lit
n
1A
32
83
C
18 3b
1
6
83
1,900
3834
16,600
)7«
952,200
■ :i
'
800
6,700
.
83
20
6%
6 3-4
6 34
6,100
18'A
18%
18%
18%
1,200
20 34
20«A
3
6
18%
3734
,
32
83
*82
1,700
23
19%
20%
20
20 34
37%
*36%
3734
*36%
37%
36 34
3634
37%
37%
400
30%
*75
*79%
*86
64%
16
100
2034
*36%
30%
30%
30%
3034
3034
30%
303,
X30V4
30%
6,100
76 %
75
75
*73'A
75
*72%
75
79%
79%
*79%
8034
*78%
8034
8 8'A
*86
88 %
*85
89 34
76
%
*75
81
*79%
88%
*86
81
r,
88%
*86
65%
65 %
66
6534
16%
15%
16
15%
66%
15%
66%
67 %
6634
16%
16 %
5,700
20
40
68%
6,800
16%
4,100
17%
18%
17-'%
1834
18%
1934
1934
20%
19%
20 34
34,800
50%
_1
50%
50%
50 %
50 %
50%
5034
51 %
51%
52
22
22%
15%
2,900
21
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
22
23
85%
85 %
86%
86%
86 %
86 %
87
88%
*87%
1
6%
6
6 VB
6 VB
6
6 Va
634
63-4
634
36,000
*35
3534
*35 Vb
36
*35'A
3531,
35%
35 34
6,400
5
6%
*35
19%
19%
19 %
19 34
19%
2,100
4534
50
36
%
20
19 %
19%
19%
1934
45%
45
.
3,500
89
100
45 %
45 %
45%
45 %
34
4534
45%
31%
32
31 VB
32
32
32'A
32 %
32%
33 V8
33 34
6,200
43 %
45 %
43%
44%
4334
45%
45%
46 34
45 34
46 34
12,500
38
38 %
39%
6,300
%
45
15
38%
38
38 34
39
38%
*39%
40
*39 %
40
*39 %
40
*39%
40
*39%
43
41 %
41'A
*41
42%
"41
42 34
*40 %
42
50
*47%
48
47%
47'A
*42%
44
*42%
44
*42%
41
41
*4C
41
40%.
40%
♦40 %
7%
*7%
1,400
40
*41%
par
7%
40 VB
3734
34'
~10
40
48
*4734
48
*47 34
48
44
*42
44
*41%
44
40 %
40%
*40
4034
40 34
40%
120
40%
40%
40%
40%
40'/a
40 %
40 34
1,000
7%
7%
7'A
*7%
7%
*7 34
734
800
19%
13,900
48
1
19 Vb
19 %
18 VB
19'A
1834
183s
13%
193b
No par
78%
80
79
80
7934
80'A.
7934
82%
156
-150
Inc
Corp
Iron
*150
46%
47
49
48
49%
48
37
35 %
36
36%
36%
37
37s/b
37%
1
*28%
29 %
*28%
30
28%
2 8'A
2834
2834
*28 %
29
200
5
37 %
37%
36%
37'A
3734
38'A
39
39'A
38 34
39
3,000
90
90
90%
*90
9034
-
common
100
Corp
401 %
5
15
Jan
23
Paper
69
69
69
6834
6834
69
69
*69
*18 %
5
19%
19%
19%
1934
19
19
18%
19
No par
92%
93%
93
93%
9334
9434
93%
9434
Limited
16%
124%
*89
No par
common
25
:
&
Utilities
25
Teleg.No
par
17
124%
90
1634
12534
90
1634
17
12734
90
16%
13,400
127 34
128 34
20,400
-89 >4
90
loo
3,000
12
12 VB
12%
12%
12 V4
12 Vs
123a
12
12
57
57
58%
57%
57%
§6
56 %
56
57
140
140
'
42%
*32
30%
34%
34 %
140
140
34%
3434
140
34%
141
343/8
138%
141
343b
34 %
45
580
139
1,400
34%
3,900
Si 400
45%
45 %
43%
44%
43%
4434
4434
45 34
34%
*32%
34%
*32'A
34%
*32%
34 34
*32%
34 %
30%
30 VB
3034
3034
32 %
32%
33%
33%
34%
34
113,800
30
32%
31%
31%
3134
33 %
*34
34 34
34
2,200
33%
34
3434
35%
34%
34%
*34 %
3434
3434
35
1,300
18%
18%
18 Vb
1834
18
18
18%
18%
18 34
18%
2,400
5
33
33
32
32
%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
1.500
1
35
36
3534
36%
36%
36 %
36 Yz
37
37
37%
4,300
35%
35%
35%
3534
35 %
3534
35%
.36
36
36
1,300
Iowa Power & Light Co—
Island Creek Coal common
lo
50c
preferred
1
23% Jan
*89
1
,
Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__
Jaeger Machine Co
Breaker
■16%
123 3-4
90
15,700
,_3.50
a
Iowa Elec
I-T-E
1634
124 %
1,900
9334
5
Corp
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co
60% Mar 18
16%
12234
*89
400
.19
10%
100
'
90
9334
35,000
70
56
No par
com
16%
121%
1
7.50
common
7%
preferred
International Telep
Circuit
8,300
69
100
preferred
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5%
preferred—
$6
2,380
29%
29
Silver
Jan
138%
29
28%
49'A
5034
49
138
34
29%
International
45
.
34
50 Vb
49%
1403s
28 VB
139
7,200
27,400
139%
48%
48
14031,
30
28%
139%
48%
4,300
422
28%
1
123
28
416
48 %
140
25
27%
414 34
140%
/ 34%
15
2734
402'A
28
No par
34% Sep
27 %
401
28%
No par
116% Sep
36% Jan
'>26%
401
140%
Salt
40% Apr 20
37% Jan 21
27
404 %
14,200
37%
90%
*90
28 %
48
Shoe
May 27
*90
140%
International
38
26%
401
90 'A
4834
5
com
Canada
International' Packers
International
27%
406
*90
47%
100
No par
common
4%
International
27
1
Machines
of
156
156
47%
34%
preferred
Nickel
*150
156
9,700
46 %
1
*150
82
20
*150
156
19
'81%
No par
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
$4
7%
International
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
22
2
12%
12
40
21
Sep
12 %
50% Sefr
15
35
Jun
37% Aug 21
,45% May 6
39
July 30
1 P
7
25
Jan
37
9
17% Jun
10
2
172% July 15
2
31
3834
15
23%
23%
preferred
Interlake
28
16% Jan
30
7
Jan
69
41% Oct
May
Mar 12
133% Sep
14
40
*14%
243b
12
,_100
Ctfs
Harvester
15
Sep
38 %
15%
2334
29%
Inspiration Cons Copper
Int'l
10% Sep
13
Jan
18
3834
*14%
24%
37
400
42%
common
Business
56
86
4
Dec
37%
15 VB
23 VB
15
97
23%
Co
Int'l
19
7
32% July 14
Feb
,
37%
*14%
24 %
"14%
30
97
/
41%
preferred
Inland
May 29
80
5
71
38
96
95
*29%
Industrial Rayon
7
7
136
36%
■
23%
,
50
122 % Nov
7
95
100 pesos
57% July 10
153% Jan 14
35% Apr 30
23
13
95
,
50
86% Feb 27
Jan
95
lo
:
Int'l
•7% Jan
*90
1,600
12,000
72
50
3
100
95
35%
18%
18
*70 34
50
4
May
94%
35%
18 34
72
-30
common
27% Jun
12% Jan
*70'A
5
106% Aug
88% Jun
'71%
No par
A
July 17
'31% July
488
S
May
May
July-
43% Aug 14
95% Feb 24
Sep 2.5
Sep 22
111
1734
71%
10
9
96% July 16
17%
72
17
9,500
No par
8
13
17 Vb
"70 %
50c
pfd series A_
17% Feb
25
3534
3434
17%
7!
par
£
86% Jan
8ep
10
600
76%
37%
—100
13
7% Jan
35%
17%
71
1
31
88
36
17%
100
100
27
95
10
33%
108
7334
36%
L
Oct
21% Aug
17
*105
107
107
108
*105
72 %
100
13% Dec
Jan
108
32 34
37 %
common
2
7
-105
*
72%
preferred
International Mining Corp
1
1,200
31%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
18
50% Mar 18
July 28
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
60
3,800
3134
16%
3134
Industria Electrica De Mexico
7% Sep 18
18% Sep 22
27 % Mar 26
Oct
Jan
20
162
2
18% Jun
87
Nov
41% Aug 13
2,700
7634
34%
76 %
32,%
preferred
preferred
1 3
76 %
75%
*34
16%
5
preferred
47
2
47% Feb
77%
34
preferred—
Co
42% Dec
Jun
76'A
*75
80
11,900
16%
preferred
preferred
Illinois
78
7 8 34'
36%
Illinois Central RR Co
Oct
10
77%
*32%
Idaho Power Co
Ideal Cement Co
Dec
42% Sep
1,300
25
com—
common—
Oct
9
14%
31%
.
preferred series A
47
9
46
14'A
31 %
(Delaware)
42
Jun
43%
14%
*31 Vs
Corp
Co
41
48
45%
1*%
31
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
28
44%
31%
10
23% July
21
VB
14 %
—12.50
22
42% Mar 18
45
14'A
31%
.1
25
43% Sep
43%
'
38%
*38
76%
2.50
Hupp Corp
9
38%
.—No par
8% July 22
38% Jan 29
5%
38'A
34%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm t»td_.No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com__
5
5%
38 %
34
preferred
Howard
38 %
'38
-28
"
Corp
Corp of America
Howe
3,000
38%
38%
7 5'A
Houston Lighting & Power
93 % July 30
,
30% Jan
89% Jan
Jan
1034
76%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
$2.25 convertible preferred.-—_50
30
10 -r
3434
Household Finance common—No par
96 % Jan
10%
34%
2
85 % Mar
10V4
79
12
18
1034
14 VB
Feb
23
1034
45%
41
Sep
10%
14%
37% Jan
Sep
900
9%,
10%
43%
5
87
4434
14!/»
Feb
79
44%
45%
24
97% Aug 13
4434
2 1/12
4%
preferred—4.40% preferred
Dec
92
"44%
15/64
23% Nov
•1
4,600
44
14%
.No par
29% Nov
2
3,400
28%
28
43%
Rights
5%
41 'A
28'A
4134
27
4334
40
75 %
$4.25 preferred
7
6
32% Apr 30
40%
4134
40 %
26%
43%
3434
preferred.
Corp
10
9
2,500
26%
34 V»
preferred
Jan
21
4034
273/4
45
43%
75%
common.-
convertible
16% Feb
Sep
7,300
125
44
4434
78
(conv)——No
19
5% Sep
49%
*123
125
44%
3931,
44 34
5
Jan
8% Nov 20
2,000
39%
4334
1
•
2
49%
49 %
4834
*123
900
44
42%
76
common
Holly Sugar Corp
Hotel
54
10
Homestake Mining—-Honolulu Oil Corp
13
5334
34%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co____
17
90% Apr
9% Apr
483b
125
10
5334
79%
Corp„
preferred series A
Hooker
48
700
33%
76
Co
5%
53'A
2634
105
33%
33%
Hilton Hotels Corp..
Hires Co (Charles E)
10
31
47% Dec
5234
*123
*100
34
1
preferred
$4%
5234
48
26'A
26
1,200
27%
*38
25
Hewitt-Robins Inc
July 22
52%
125
15,900
27
42
10
.100
Heyden Newport Chem
117
Jan
85
Powder
Hertz
3%%
*33%
48
300
51 %
105
3334
*123
4534
27
100
noncumulative
5%
2534
*100
33%
1
...
Hercules Motors
Hershey
2534
100
45%
50 %
;_No par
preferred
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
13% Jan
64% Jan
15% Sep
7%
5034
33
5
—
Heller (W E) & Co
Helme (G W) common
Hercules
25%
100
45%
51
27%
*45
*27
39%
.50
46% Apr 27
42% July 29
32% May
29
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
v
7
3.65%
5
22
25% Jun
3
72% July 21
7
61
25
preferred
2734
42%
"43
1
common
48 %
125
51
27%
5
85
Nov
89% Feb
6
47%
10
Inc
2
52%
46
50%
27
102
52%
42
Inc-
4%%
*45%
*
2534
"98
*32%
51
2.50
Hat Corp of America
*25
32%
*123
Co
25%
105
32%
7.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Industries
7
Feb
*98
1
Industries
17% Jan
10
*25
100
Haveg
43% Jan
32% Jan
1
100
com
Hayes
•3% Oct
67
51
27%
__1
12% Apr 13
39 % Apr 20
79% May
7
16% Jan 12
45 VB
50%
27
Corp
Chemical
45 %
51%
27
2.50
Corporation
Harshaw
45%
50%
27
common
Co
—
6
45%
5
5
preferred
Paper
Hammond Organ CoHarbison-Walk Refrac
6% preferred
13
Jan
convertible
52% May
30'A Jan
25
Well Cementing
Printing Co..
F>
Hammermill
6
59% July
44% Feb * 6
122% July
(W
Co
;
g
36%
*117
36%
36
36%
36%
36 %
35 34
u
36 34
34%
35%
7,400
*116%
120
20
39%
41 %
40%
41'A
4134
42%
41 %
42
4,700
20 %
20 3's
20 VB
20%
20
20'A
119
40%
42%
20
119
119
117
•17
*116%
120
J
16% Jan
2
19% Feb
25
26% Sep
33% Oct
82
15
00% May 12
Jan
62%
Dec~23
3
3
19% Sep
16% Sep
79
40
22
22
July 23
31% Jan
86
Sep
18
"57
,
7
28
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Feb
Jewel
27
Jan
24
79
34% Apr 23
Sep
24
88
52% Dec
31
•3
21
56 % Dec
31
48'A Sep
49 % Feb
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
81% July 6
38
Dec
Apr
31
11
93
-5-
J
Mar
38
May 22
For
4
footnotes
88
61
Dec
99% Aug
64% Oct
see
page
30
59% Jan
9
2
7
97
Jan
2
8
45
Sep
21,
26.
Apr 21
103% Feb 16
59% July 28
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc
1
pfd—100
Jones
5%
.
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
"79
5
48%
20
20
16%
17
16%
17%
17 Vb
17%
16%
17%
80
80
79 Va
80
79
81
81
81
42
42%
43%
44 34
44%
44
46 %
46 V2
46%
80%
79
79
*78%
79%
50 Va
50%
52%
50Va
52 V*
61
62 V4
3,600
79%
37,200
80%
*79
80 %
49%
49
*79
49%
49 %•
5
com
s
57%
59%
573-4
56%
57%
58 %
60%
75%
77%
75%„~ 77%
76 V2
78
78%
79%
77%
98
98 VB
97%
97%
97%
97 %
97%
97%
97%
98
45
46%
45
45%
46
47
47 Va
48 %
47
48 %
100
1
2,900
19%
17 %
81
10
Johnson
&
41
100
preferred&
16%
*79%
1
common
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
5
;
May 12
5634
.
"
8,900
500
5,300
70
'
18,600
650
17,200
(1309)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
_
Year 1958
STOCKS
•
_
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
K
A'
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45 % Mar
83
2
23
Jan
37
Feb
9
65
93% Feb
10
M20
2
48
7
Jan
16
112% Dec
44
107
Feb
110
10
May
47
Jun
12
'
14
76
Jun
12
*
Oct
29
86
85
Oct
28
92% May 29
90% Oct
6
87
Dec
9
96
July 31
82% Jun
88
Dec
5
99
Jun
85V2 July 10
50% Jan
34
103
86
7
20
88% Nov
10
29% Jan
10
Sep 23
21
-
88% Feb
22
-
38% Aug 28
39% Feb
13
'
50 '
3
28y2 Jan
2
18% Oct
30
16y2 Jan
7
34
43% Oct
41% Feb
10
27
33% Jan
2
105% Oct
17
22
92% Sep
15
46
13
66% Nov 28
Sep
22
47
63
25
60'A Nov
11
Sep
22
7
29% Nov
11
23
Sep
16
30
2
46% Nov
7
43
Jan
7
16
70% Nov 21
19% Apr
25% Jan
22
28% Dec
2
34% Jan
59
Apr
26% Jan
'
1
2
27% Jan
2
29% Feb
7
2
45% Nov
11
9
86
9% Feb
17
17% Oct
21
13% May
6
22% Jan
2
32% Nov
12
31% Jun
1
2
43% Nov
38% Sep 22
May 29
7
Jun
Jun
Kelsey
Feb
85
8
*
35
3
5
Aug
34
Sep
8
Dec
31
19
Sep
22
33% Dec
15
27y8 JUn
18
134% Jan
22
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
24
19% Sep
21
23 % Jan
>
t
6
33 % Dec
18
5
34"% Jan
3% Feb
10
24% Jan
8
Kress
22
6
Kresge
19
4'A Nov
Jan
2
25 % Dec
11
18 Vb Jan
2
25% Dec
18
3 % May
17
25
Feb
Jan
46% Dec .31
20
83
17
M&r 28
89
12'A May
9% Mar 26
9
28
Jan
2
39% Oct
21
1
Jan
2
1% Jan
■■■:
29% May
21 %
40% Sep
July
3-% Jun
17% Feb
7
20
13
6% Sep
91
6
12
2
5'A Jan
24
May
3% Apr
2
9% July 13
10% >an
12
5% Jan
2
Sep
10
22% Feb
28
32
Dec
19
26% Sep
22
24% Feb
10
40% Oct
30
36
Jan
7
53 % Apr
18% Jan
2
24 % Aug 25
14% Jan
19% Sep
2
2
7
57 % Apr
2
13% Oct
13
10% Sep
22
2
82 % Dec
5
80% Jan
2
17
158% Jun
4
140% Jun
5
'
■
—.
•'
140
Sep
■
—
—
'
46%
10-
—
49
—
Jan"
Jan
63% Oct
3
14
May
57 Va Jan
13% Jan
98
152
Mar
63% Jun
8
73
8
July
•
8
9
30
Nov
12
104
Jan
23
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
82
Mar
85
Oct
3
88% July 28
92% Feb 11
4
14
37% Jan
26
26
Sep
11
104
80% Jun
18
89
84
16
90% Mar
97
Sep
2
129% Nov
12
128% Jan
Jun
Jan
10
143
Jun
23
135'A Sep
25
27% Feb
14
44
Dec
81
Oct
6
76% Jan
2
17
Sep
29
15% Jan
27
81% Sap
16
71% Jan
155% Apr
2
128
7
37
55% Mar
11% Jan
Jan
19% Jun
4
2
10
36% Jun
Apr
48% July.
Lowensteln
15
30
20
Sep
17
31% Aug 13
29
Sep
35
Apr
17
118
Sep
22
3
123%
36% Nov
17
32% Jan
6
49%
Lykes
20
19%
*29%
31
*3%
4
15,200
2,000
20
31
4,700
1,500
19
30%
100
Va
4%
28%
*28%
28%
800
22 %
4,200
1,500
*87
12%
12%
11,500
29%
29%
15,200
2%
8,600
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
19%
*19%
20%
*19%
20'A
20%
20%
*20 V4
6%
7%
7%
7%
7'A
7%
7%
1,300
3,100
13,600
7%
27%
46
21 %
22
20%
21%
21
61 %
66
62
64
63%
11
11
5
23
,100
5
88%
142%
52%
6%
7'A
7 Va
7%
7%
7%
27%
28'A
28%
28%
*45%
46%
46
46
21%
21'A
21%
21'A
21%
4,000
66
66 %
63'A
67 Va
68%
17,200
>
700
10%
11 Va
10%
11
11
11%
18,200
88
VB
90
88 %
88 Vb
88%
88 Va
89%
89
89%
4,900
143
143 Va
740
142%
142 %
142%
53'A
51%
52
142 Va
51
60%
59%
61
60
400
21
60'A
11
11%
142%
142%
51%
50%
52 %
52
52%
9,300
60%
62
66
63%
65
2,900
143
2.50
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
11%
10%
11%
14,600
10c
102%
107'%
104 %
109 %
104%
108'A
1067/a
110%
107 %
110%
33,800
24%
25%
25%
25%
27 %
26%
27%
26%
27 V*
30
29
Va
29%
13,600
_1
_.
1
Inc
4
10
common
100
10.
100
Co
100
100
.100
5
common
100
_____
25
54,400
38%
29%
.28%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
14 % :
14%
14%
14%
Vl4%
14%
"14%
14%
14%
14%
23,500
29%
23 Va
28%
28%
29 Va
28%
29%
29
29%
51,300
28%
38'%
*118
34
>
*
38%
38%
120
39
39%
*112
120
34%
32%
34%
38%
115%
115%
33
33
33%
38%
33%
*112
*
120
*114
32%
33
32%
97
*96
97%
*96
97%
*96
84%
*81%
84%
*81%
84%
*31
84%
*82
*147%
83 %
*82
83%
*82
83%
*81 %
83
*140
145%
*143
147%
97
40'A
*137
150
41%
40%
41%
137
137%
137
39%
39%
40%
137
39%
41%
137
*142
147 Vb
*81%
41%'
42
41%
137
*82
*140
135%
137
39%
38'A
78%
77%
X37%
38%
79
8,500
50
33
12,200
97%
96
97
"81 %
38%
122
10
84%
83
147%
41%
136
30,600
120
37%
2,100
78%
5,800
Co (Ky)-Nopar
& El
39%
40%
-50
73%
16%
80%
17'A
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17%
17
17%
5,700
1
3.33%
80
82%
81
83
82%
85
82%
84%
13,700
82%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
22%
21%
4,700
20%
20%
21 Va
10
Nashville
&
Bros
34%
19
30
12%
7%
Inc.
Co
Gas
(M) & Sons Iiic
Steel
Lukens
34%
34%
19%
30%
29%
45%
preferred
(P)
Louisville
6
4,200
12
26%
——No par
pref?'red
July 29
33
29%
7'A
—■_
16
July 10
32%
15%-
12 %
27%
5
4.40%
22
230
10,700
29%
45
series E preferred
series G conv pfd_
88
6,400
15
11%
7%
series D preferred
104% Mar
40%
14%
29
45
__7
4.35%
Louisville
32%
81
12%
x26%
Co
4.25%
7%
39%
29%
7%
_
conv
Lorillard
32%
*80
12
45%
Star Cement Corp
44% Mar 12
26
34% Apr
24 Va Sep
11
Glass
6
7
1,500
1,300
29%
27%
Libby
14
142% Mar 25
41 %
29%
45%
Lang Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
15
Mar 4
41
12%
No par
Corp
&
*87
89
*87
12 %
29 %
B
preferred
4.84%
10,300
28%
28'A
1
—
Products
Lone Star Gas
36% Apr
2
14
22
Lone
5
46% Jan
139% Jan
100% Apr
60
Corp
Theatres
18
64%
*3%
4
2%
19%
6%
7
27%
1st
inc
17
100
10
15
1
Valley
Loew's
21
500
64%
33
*29%
2,200
24%
50%
89
Loew's
Sep
9,900
23%
*87
9
Sep
48 V8
47%
*49%
89
17% July 10
28 %
14,900
89
8
38 %
25,200
43%
*87'
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
115% Sep
29% Jan
94%
47%
89
Industries
20
1,800
92%
42
Corp
38% Oct
54%
*41%
Lionel
47% Dec
1,500
4,500
54
41%
Litton
135% Dec
36%
48%
22%
14% Mar 23
2
2
4,000
36%
41%
135% July 28
18
31
41
40%
2,200
47%
22 Vb
9
Jan
28% Jan
1,400
41%
21
107% Feb
,
28
30 %
36%
20
31%
30%
1
22%
9% Sep
9
4
45%
21%
72% Feb
10% Mar
20
*29%
600
36%
*40%
11
39% Apr
37
Mar
20
147/C
>32%
34%
19
29%
3,000
74%
45%
41
21
24% Sep 18
27% Jun 15
28'A
♦28
29%
l!
87%
*35 %
22
Oct
15
4
•
15V4
32%
34%
19%
29%
14%
32%
34%
19y8
87
74
48%
54 95
82
140
*85%
30%
*80
.
110
86%
*82%
40
.48
24%,
*49%
61%'
40y2
32%
39%
20
79%
86%
45
47%
48%
24%
50%
64%*
40%
33
40%
47%
80%
79%
40%
90% Dec
2
36% Mar 11
20%
31%
*3%
• •
£4
2,700
48 %
*78
21%
Link Belt Co
9
20
*30
4
38%
40
>
32
39% :
80
36%
46%
52'%
*48
41%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.—__
1
15
32%
34%
19
29%
20%
*3%
'
80
31%
19%
*29
40
32
38 -
36%*'
123
22%
McNeill
7%
'
60%
38%
36%
47
52%
9.4%,
48
48'A r
24
V:
50% ;
61
75%
*12.2%
100
900
126
41%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
5
-
50
*82%
*85%
74%
36y4
44%
30%
87%
74% '
36%
44%
307/8
81
86
87
87%
400
*120
21%
Stores
Libby
47%
24
V
81
86
35,200
47%
58
5
Tire
Libby-Owen«-Ford
9
% Apr 24
47%
85
86
87
59%
107 %
*45%
& Sons Co common_3
Lehn & Fink
Shares
107%
22 Ve
non-cum
Lerner
52
93%
58% 59%
109% 110
45%
45%
126
127%
*122% 124
48'%
48%
*78
73'/2
28 3A
&
(James)
Lehman
4
29
77% Aug 27
29
7% Jan
65% Jan
31% Mar
36%
46%
-
"28%
Industries com
preferred—No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd—
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
$3
;
1
Bryant
Lehigh
6
July 28
26
14%
32%
34
19
28%
34%
__25
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
5
9
37% Jan 20
2
15% Jan
.
14%
33%
34%
19%
29%
*19
28%
74
common
38
81
I
1
preferred series A—,
Rubber
Lees
15% July
Sep 22
1% Jan
30
10% Sep
22
Lee
22
81
14%
Consolidada'6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane
30% Mar 23
Co
32
38%
81
10
1
____
i
Gas
4.32%
7
55% Apr
Jan
29
Laclede
La
4% Mar 11
34% Apr
& Co_
<S H)
Kroger Co
4
51%
94%
47%
47%
24
32%
39%
33
1
__10
72%
*35%
44%
*30%
v
38%
10
Co
V Kroehler Mfg Co
v
18
10% Feb
85
9
14
Sep
3
5
(S S)
47
*81
86
*82%
*85y2
50
60
40%
32
39
32
100 G
Korvette (E J) Inc
v
91%
46 %
47%
23V2
*49%
59%
39%
86%
87
87'/a
74%
36
45'A
30V2
38%
36'%
47%
46%
52'A
51%
93%
93%
47'A
46
47%
47
24%
24
49%
,
49%
60%
59%
40 *39%
81
5
1
100
•"
22
22 % Jan
43% Mar
26y4 Mar
46%
52
*
.
_„
__
4%vpreferred
22
22
-___
:
Dec
16% May 26
31
Co__
50c
1
<
26
17% Mar
:
44%
30%
37%
33%
Kendall Co
16
Kcnnecott Copper
—__No par
Kern County Land Co
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
1
v
4y2% conv prior preferred
25
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
1
29
36
5
k--_t
Hayes
7
8.75
Kayser-Roth Carp
Kellogg Co
70% Jun 30
Kimberly-Clark Corp
47% Aug 25 ^ King-6eeley Corp
39.% Apr
7 ? KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
51% Mar 13
Koppers Co Inc common
V
78% Sep
•
Kansas Power & Light Co—
54% July 22
2
80
4
11
117% Feb 24
64
Jan " 5
70% Apr 21
31% Apr 20
-
20% Jan
46% Jan
Sep
41% May 12
50y2 July 31
51% Sep
75 % Jan
Mar
42
100
_____
Kansas City Southern com___No par
4% non-cum preferred—
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
No par
•'
4
Sep
33
July 27
12
86%
*82%
*86
72%
100
100
preferred
85
*81
100
preferred
4.35%
72% Sep
29% Dec
24% Jan
4.20%
6
35% Sep
30
.
5
Mar
19
2
7
-
preferred
4.50% preferred
93
2
Jan
4%
89% Feb
Jan
Feb
27
May 20
98
•
19
10% Jan
38
•
92% Jan
25
100
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd—100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
7 3.80%
preferred 1__190
'
42% Dec
2
25%Apr
17
Mar 11
preferred
56
58
107% 107%
*45% 47%
122y2 124%,
*123
125
V
.■-■48% 48%
*78
80y2
55%
57
"105
109y2
*45%
47%
120
122%
*112
124
48%
48%
79y2
f9%
*81
85
86%
86%
*82%
87
*84%
87%
72%
73
35%
36%
44'A
44%
30V4
30%
37%
37%
36%
36%
55%
57%
*105
108%
*45%
47%
*116
122
*H3
125
48%
48 V.
78
78
100
50
convertible
Sept. 25
Sept. 22
■
33%
preferred
4%%
38% Aug 13
Jan
25
May
79y2 Sep
July 27
July 27
,
82
•
4%%
•
the Week
Friday
Tuesday
Sept. 21
-
Y'
Y
.
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
4%%
convertible preferred
24
130
57% Apr
1
23
Feb
2
78
Feb
135
50 % Dec
38% Jan
July 27
July 8
Pat
SalM tar
LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICKS
Wednesday
Thursday
Sept. 23
Sept. 24
Monday
EXCHANGE
C6__
Steamship Co
78%
79 %
79%
78
77
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
"2
125
: Jan
3
39% DecV 2
37
Jan
6
88
1
80
Sep
17% Sep
21
13% Apr
May 14
18% Oct
1
20Vb
18%
78
70%
•
22
Jan
14
17% Dec
31
14
Jan
9
31% Jan
10
71% Oct
13
48'A Sep
21
30% Jan
2
60 % Dec
1
48% Jan
7
23% Apr
5% Jan
29
39% Dec
10
36% Sep
22
2
8% Sep
29
4% Aug
8% Nov
19
Aug
28% Oct
8
'
87%
5% Apr
17
12% Jan
Jan
21
21
Jan 30
Mar 17
July 27
43%
2
78% Jan
28
Jan
Jun
July
July
Mar
22
9
10
10
30
Jan
48% May 12
6
7% Jan
23
9% Jan
30
7
15% Jan
5
22% Mar 16
1
26
Jan
8
33
T'l
7% Jan 26
Jun
4
5'A Sep
22
18% Jan
24% Oct 29
23% Jan
2
28% July 30
51% Jan
67
Oct
28
64% Jan
5
77
25% Jan
59% Dec
31
5
59% Jan
29% Jan
45% Nov
7
42'A Jun
2
47% July
81% Jan
93% July 11
89
Sep
32% Jan
24
12
8
93% Jan 26
14
62% May 11
15
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
81
Mar 26
7'A Feb
5% Jan
30
Sep
25
36% Jan
7
45% May
34% Sep
2,
42% Dec
3
Jan
2
49% Dec
22
46
75% Nov
11
85% Jun
26
74% Jun
Sep
16
85% Jun
16
74
66% Sep
15
25% Jan
34
75
77
July 30
__
May 19
26
2
20
81
82
29
18% Jun
9
18% Apr
7
32% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
39% Jan
9
45
24
44
Feb
'41% Jun
10
.
53
13% Jan
62
Jan
83% Dec
29
78
56% Dec
2
1
35
~
31% Apr
39
Jan
"23
2
41%
Sep~26
59% Dec
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
68% Jan
2
98
Dec
1
5
10
37% Jan
30
9
69 % Aug 31
54
Mar
17
17% Jan
31.
84
_9% Jan" 10
May
4
8Va Feb
13
13% Jan
22% Dec
19
20 Vb Jan
2
47% Sep
24
4r% Jun
24
96
Apr
25
88
Sep
15
22'A Jan
26% Apr
14
23% Jan
78% July 28
85
-May
19% Jan
7
32
Dec
36% Jan
10
83% Dec
74
Oct
For
1
footnotes
86
see
v
99% Ffeb
3
43% July 30
10% Sep
11
24% July 24
51
Feb
2
95% Mar 26
2
28% Apr
16
79% May 21
85% Apr
7
1-8
29'A Jan
7
38
Jun
2
10
67
Feb
9
91% May 15
May 20
77
Aug
5
85
page
26
par
100
1
par
10
1
1
1
*66
69
48
a
*66
69
48%
29% 29%
*120
122
40% 43
39% 39%
80
80
17% 17%
*15% 15%
49
50%
54
56
36% 38%
4%
4%
5%
5%
17
17% ;
26% 27
5%
5%,
24'A 24%
*66% 69
48% 48%'
43% 44 Va
*88% 90%
36% 37%
35 Va 36
48
48%
*76
77%.
*76
78
*68
69%
*74
75%
Feb
6
Corp
-
39%
39%
80
17%
*15%
49
56%
37%
4-/8
*5%
17%
29%
39%
5,200
*79%
80%
80
18
18
17%
16
*15%
300
19,100
15%
50%
48%
50 %
15,600
57%
56%
57%
13,800
39%
38%
39'A
6,700
4%
4%
4%
1,900
6
6
6
1,000
17%
1,700
26%
27 Vb
1,800
5'A
5%
18
27'A
27
17%
5%
5%
1,300
25
25
70
24%
<67,,
*68
47%
49
25%
9,200
71
47%
2,900
33%
33%
34%
5,700
33%
34%
35
32'A
34
34%
25
24%
24%
24%
2,300
24%
24%
25%
24%
21%
38%
38%
38%
700
48%
*47'A
48 %
50c
100
1
5
1
3
47%
44'A
*87%
35%
33
48
44'A
90%
87
*76
*76
35%
48%
77 Va
78
*68%
69%
"
44
90%
36%
35%
48%
77%
78
69%
75%
38%
38%
"38
38%
36 Va
36 Va
*47'A
48%
*47'A
48%
*47'A
48%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
79
79
79
*77%
37
37'A
36%
37%
14 Va
14%
14%
*78%
79%
*78'/a
36 %
37%
37
110
38%
24,500
37
35 %
36%
6.800
47%
48%
8,000
"
77%
*76
77%
78
*76
78
*
69%
69 %
75
79
35
26 %
6.500
31%
32%
9.500
39%
41
11.800
61
62
1,700
31 %
32'A
41%
41
41%
40%
41%
61V4
62
62
62%
17%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
85 3A
86'A
36'A
86'A
86 V4
500
85%
39'A
8,700
9%
13,300
87%
86%
37'A
37 Vt
38 Va
37%
38%
38%
39%
9
10
10
5
100
1
39%
39%
9%
9'A
9 %
9'A
9%
9 %
9%
9'A
—100
Mercantile Stores Co Inc__
3%
16%c
No par
9%
22
22%
22'A
44%
44%
45
89%
1,100
18%
87%
44%
13G
18'A
8
22
15%
18
1
86%
6,500
14%
79
62
17%
30
79%
41 %
31%
75
14%
62
30'A
6"8'
*74
38
42%
31%
*89
48%
63
30'A
2,700
90%
37'A
41 %
32%
44 Va
33%
89
62
31%
43%
44 Va
)
17%
preferred series B—
preferred
20
25,000
No par
3
50
Corp common—
$3.50
1,200
43%
No par
common
Merck & Co Inc common
29%
122
41%
75
4%$> preferred 11st series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
4%
*119%
43%
42
47%
43%
89
36%
( 36 A
47 /a
Y6
;76
*68
75
*29
29%
122
75
3%% convertible preferred
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
Mead
29%
*120
47%
43%'
90%
35%
35'A
48
*16
*76
*68
t
*74
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McGraw-Edison Co
McGraw-Hill Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKesson & Robbins Inc
McLean Trucking Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—:
21% July 17
26
33'A Apr
86 % Jan
7
Stores
-
58
25
8
29.
29%
120
120
40% 41%
39% 40%
80
80
17% 17%
*15% 16
48% 50
52% 54%
36% 37%
4%
4%
5%
5%
17
17%
26% 26%
5%
5%
24% 24%
29% 29%
*119% 122
39%
40%
40
40%
80
8C
17%
17%
*15%
16
48'A
50%
51
55%
36%
37'A
4%
4%
5%
6
17
17
26%
26%
5%
5%
24%
24%\
McCrory-McLellan
5
94% Feb
Feb 16
47
Mar 31
48% July 16
Sep
37'A Sep -21
7% Jun
Maytag Co
McCall Corp
McCord Corp common
$2.50 preferred
30
29% Sep
28% Mart3
:
10
100
No par
Manhattan-Shirt
8
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
Marine Midland Corp common
8
4% convertible preferred—
50
' Marquette Cement Mfg Co
4
Marshall Field & Co coin
No par
4%% preferred100
Martin Co
1
Masonite Corp
___—_—_No par
May Dept Stores common
8
:
$3.75 preferred _.
No par
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
No par
$3.40 preierred
No par
3%% preferred
100
July 24
19% Feb
2
Aug 24
:
(PR) & Co____
Manati Sugar Co__^
Mandel Bros
*
'
Co
; Mallory
42
July 7
25% Sep 17
22,.
Dec
Dec
July 29
Mar 31
72'A Mar 17
Feb 24
May 19
65% May 22
75
Sep
3
32'A Sep
Jan
13
Magnavox
14
5% Sep
MacAndrewa & Forbes common
6% preferred
;
Mack Trucks Inc
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
No
4%% preferred series A
Madison Fund Inc_
: Madison Square Garden
No
Magma Copper-
•
22
22
44 %
45
♦87
89%
21%
44%
*87
22%
45%
89 %
21%
45'A
*87
22
1,400
45%
5,100
89 %
*87
89%
*87
26 %
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
26
80%
80%
80 %
80 %
80 %
80%
80'A
80 Va
82
35'A
35
35%
35
35'A
1.70C
78'A
78 Va
78%
22,200
•8)%
35
74%
*70
35
35
77
74
80
*70
35
75'A
80
35'A
76
*70
77'A
79
76%
*70
79
*70
27
79
6,100
200
21
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22
The Commercial and Financial
(1310)
Chronicle^.
. .
Monday, September 28,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range 81nce Jan. 1
Xe»r 1958
•
soft Mar 10
63% Oct
27
Jan
8
8
17% Sep
22
10
53% Jan
6
Jun
10
15% Jan
2
19% Fab
39
Jan
2
62% Dec
78
Sep
IB
91
Dec 22
79
Sep 24
92% Ma J IS
Apr
102
9
90% Feb 26
79
Oct
18
92
97
Jan
14
7
104
July
44 %
88 %
Apr
17
98
Mar 13
88
Mar 31
78
July 21
Sep 23
2
87
Apr
92
I
44
Sep
23
Sep 19
33
6
25
2
39
Mesta
1
25
46% Deo
34% Jan
82% July
15
111% Jan
28
18% Feb
9
5
8
96
Oct
31
£8
Not
92
Feb
13% Jan
13
S
25% Jan
17
Jan
10
28% Deo 31
20% Sep
11% Jan
2
20% Not 14
15% Sep
29
111% Jan
21
23
8
31% Apr 28
32% Sep 22
150
July 21
29% July 29
100 % Aug
14
2.7C0
80%
80%
*78 %
80%
*78%
80%
78
78 J/2
*78
80
89%
*86
89%
*86
89 '/2
*86
891/2
*77
89 J/2
79 J/2
*86
79%
81
*78
82
77
*75
Jun
4
20% Feb
16
151% Apr 24
38
Mar
5
2
35% Oct
•
6
35% Deo
29
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
6
16% Jan
44% Aug
6
38% Sep
2
22
25
25
21
29% May
41% Mar 16
25% Aug
6
20
Sep
Jan
10
39% Deo
16
32
Sep
18
4% Jan
2
9% Jun
5
4% Sep
39
22
Jan
Jun
19
49 % Apr
23
4
4
Jan
8
2
Apr
43% Dec 29
2
4% Jan
19%
Dec"30
preferred series
—100
*75
77
*75
77
*75
77
*75
100
*91
93
*90
93
92
92
*90
92
*90
I
44
45
44%
44%'
45
45%
45%
45 J/2
451/2
46%
4,800
44%
45
44%
44%
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
45'/4
7,160
Middle
South
Utilities
14% Doc
2
Enterprises
Inc.
18
$1.50
2nd
preferred
conv
Minneapolis &c St
Minn St
Minn
Louis
MBbasco Industries
8
15% Sep
14
NOT
19
bu
Ji»u
9
70
19
68% Jan
0
78% Aug 14
8% Jan
13
16% Dec
18
12% July 14
18% Jan
6
20% Sep 29
14% Sep
8% Sep
2
23
5
16
Jan
19
24
Jan
29
23
18% May 28
Jan
2
R
14% May 26
56% July 27
24
Sep 21
11% Sep
8
24
Aug
30
41% NOT
20
38% Jan
8
31% Deo
1
28% Sep
35% Mar
22
29% Apr
22% Jan
29% Aug 31
14% Jun
22
20% Jan
14
18 % Feb
25
37% Deo 22
21
Sep
21
2
42% NOT 13
40% Feb
3
28
Jan
21% Dec
29
21% ^or
17
19% Sep
11% Jan
2
23% Deo
31
23% Jan
2
35
B
60% Doe 31
57% Jan
28
17% Jan
2
Maj
17
30% Apr 23
18% Not 11
17
Feb
9
25% Sep
22
25% Oct 13
Jan
16
32% NOT 21
12% Apr
19 % Jan
24% Jan
2
30% Jan
45
18
43% Jan
2
19% Jan
33% NOT 28
25% Sep
22
38
Deo
8ep
18
39% July 17
16% Dec
Feb
19
14
50
25
2
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
53 %
Sep
1
24% Feb
24
43% July 29
130
Portland
Inc
^
class
A
Chemical
Power
Moore-McCormack
(John)
11
Jan
15
May 13
Motor
37
July
National
14 % Jam
22% Dee 29
173/4 Sep
22
National
11
t
243/4 Sep
21
34% May
National Aviation
41% Jan
51% NOT 20
493/e Jan
15
56
20
145
% Sep
17
164% Apr
3
8
Sep
10
14% Jan
12
501/2 Jan
5
30% Deo
55% Sep 25
26% Jun 12
Jan
19% Jan
32% Jan
15
12
49% NOT 21
20% Jan
31% Not
86% Jan
17 V, Jan
42
24
Jan
84 % Apr
Deo
9
59% Deo
Jan
SO
19
103% NOT 19
11
100
<May
8
46
% Feb
28 % Jun
2
8
90
Sep
21
Jun
1
52% Sep
24
90
Sep
23
11
115% Oct
10
104
Feb
9
Oct
2
168
19
145
Jun
10
128% Not
7
143
13% Jan
7
148
17
Jun
54% Jun
34% Mar
109
6
24% Jan
21
71
Apr 27
97% Feb
132% Aug
159
Mar
Jun
17
121
Sep
25
10
17
Jan
2
22
25
28% Jan
2
26
3
54
47 % Apr
11
773/4
Dec" 17
30% Jan
13
40 3/4
Sep
35 %
7l%
7
Aug 28
Apr 17
98% Aug
6
2
38%
NOT" 19
74% Oct 23
14% Jan
8
20
NOT
82
Dec
15
96
May 29
68
Jan
14
36% Apr
173/4 Jan
30
84% July
7
19
38%
18 J/e
18J/8
1,600
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
16'/4
16%
xl5
153/a
19,300
14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14 J/2
15
*15
15%
*15
153/8
200
*66
75%
13%
66
*66
*66
75%
20%
20%
20%
12%
12%
*11%
12
11%
10
10%
10
10
10
46%
49%
45%
47%
47 J/e
5
29%
30%
29
29 %
22
24 %j
23
23 %
5
26
Dec
26
73
Sep 25
82% Mar
5% Jan
a
14% Jan
2
25% Apr
8
38% Jan
2
67
Sep
NOT
76
19
July
18
8
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
2
6
22
38% Feb
17
Jun
9
Apr 24
34 % Sep 15
65
Sep 18
70% Sep
9
59% May 12
84% Mar 11
41% Jan
14
73% Apr
1
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
94
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
108
Feb
6
105% May 16
7
92
21% Sep
5
25% Feb
20
23% Apr 18
45% Dec 19
15% Jan
""3
63% Apr
11
27%
NOT
19
NOT" 17
72% NOT
19
26% Apr
9
302
Oct 23
32% Dec 30
109% Jun 13
106% Aug
5
32% Jan
12
113% May 26
59% NOT
5
16% Jan
7
70% Sep
25
81
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
6%
preferred
22%
22%
21J/2
22
21%
21%
23%
21'/a
23'/2
217/8
14,000
49
50'A
50
511/4
511/4
51%
37,700
19%
33%
35
33%
34%
34
35%
36
36%
95
98
95%
99%
97
99
99
IOI1/2
55%
37% Dec
2
33% Dec 31
34% Dec 31
57% Dec 10
see
page
17
26.
44% July 23
53 J/2
53 %
54%
1,600
17
17 J/2
17%
17%
17%
18
2,000
25%
26
26%
261/2
26J/2
27
2,000
*32%
32%
32%
32%
32 J/4
32%
32J/4
33
33 Vb
33%
1,200
48%
4 7 J/4
47%
47%
47%
48
48%
48 3/8
48%
3,500
25%
26
25%
26
26
27
26J/4
26%
7,500
42%
42%
42
42
42
J/4
42%
42J/2
42
42%
18
50»/2
18%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
2 4 34
26
25
253/,
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
6,800
1,500
1,000
6,000
3,900
10
50%
50%
50%
51
51
51%
51
51%
51
51%
7,7G0
149%
150
149
149%
5C0
8%
8,600
30,500
15
i4y8
13%
13%
14
14%
143/4
14%
13%
14%
50%
50%
51%
51%
51 %
14%
52%
14%
2
Sep 25
16
4
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
88% Mar 23
86% Mar
2
47% Jan
18
7
10
27
44% May 12
46% Apr 10
44
Apr
92% Jun
10
29
57>/8
57%
8
14
149%
57%
149%
150
8>/a
8%
57%
56%
57%
14%
*14
52%
150
8%
55%
8%
28%
8%
55%
8%
57%
28V4
91
91
91i/4
23%
91
23%
92
23%
90
22%
91%
23%
22%
23
54%
53%
54%
53%
53%
52%
53%
*90
92
105
113
106%
111
146%
149
147%
147%
127
90
90
*90
115%
146%
146%
124
123%
21%
21%
38
39
39%
40
44%
45
45%
46
93%
36
124
21%
*21
Cast-No par
38
38%
37%
38
10
45
45%
44%
90%
44%
92
88%
90%
36%
35%
36
17%
10%
89%
*35
10%
11
10%
11%
11%
11%
11%
17% '
6%
17%
6%
17%
6 Ve
17%
6%
13%
29%
6%
38%
38%
38%
*74%
75%
*74%
2•%
*80
20%
82
Newmont
Mining Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Air
10
76%
15
14%
52%
56%
Common
5%
393/a
74%
20%
15,700
76
37
31%
82
76
38
31%
*80
75
37%
28%
30%
29%
31%
*80
82
77%
38%
36%
31%
30
31
Dar
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
30
30%
29%
30%
30%
30%
37
37%
30%
31%
31
28%
31%
6%
82
76
38
31%
7,300
5,100
10,000
29
31%
82,300
16,100
<
6%
6%
3,100
100
13%
13%
*12%
13%
12%
13%
13 VB
14
13%
14%
3,700
1
25'%
27
25%
26%
26%
27%
27%
28%
28 %
29'/a
Electric
Gas
6,200
53
53%
52%
53
52%
53%
53%
55
55
56
4,800
6%
No par
100
*74
34%
34%
67 J/2
66%
*70
72%
*70%
66%
70%
6.25%
.100
*102%
103%
4.85%
preferred
100
*90%
92%
19%
19%
Corp
5
1
90%
38%
90%
American Car Corp
Northeast Capital Corp.—
*21
21%
1
Aviation
x33
34%
5
Co
32
33%
1
37
37%
50
Co
67
67
10
preferred
79
83
102%
*91
*78%
,<■
1023/8
94
19%
19%
80
*101%
*92
103%
94
19%
19%
37 Vb
371/2
90%
901/4
90%
*21J/4
34 Vb
30 %
38
50
35
35%
34,200
66
66
72
'!
■
'
*70%
78 %
80%
*75%
72
78
79
81
76%
35VB
68
34%
*66
71
21%
37%
28%
28%
90%
*21
33%
_
32%
32%
33%
38%
39
39%
67 J/2
66 %
68
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series.
~
28%
101%
*101
104
102
103%
5
46
47 %
5
22%
23
100
72%.
72%
100
100
79
80
100
100
*86
83%
*81
33%
32%
101
Pacific Ry
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
22
38
*66
100
preferred
Corp
*73
72 J/2
78
*81
100
Northern
80%
*101%
94
*92
20
\
37%
*91
-
21
20%
37%
37%
72%
90
77
230
80%
75%
*79
103
103
270
550
103
70
92
21%
2,000
29
101%
104
45%
46%
22%
23
72
*80
28%
*101
90 %
90%
90%
37%
2,800
91%
*21%
22
*21%
%
34
33%
34
32
32%
33
33%
40
40 %
40%
*67
681/2
67
29V8
291,8
101%
29%
29 %
101%
101%
*101
89,900
331/b
41
190
29%
10,800
3*0
102
104V2
IO5V2
1051/2
105%
106%
170
46
46V2
46%
47%
46%
47%
19,000
23
23 Vb
23VB
23i/4
X22%
23 Vb
8,300
104%
,
72
71 %
72
x70
70
370
811%
*80
81%
811/2
81 %
x79%
79%
210
72
72
81
81
*80
82 V2
*80
821/2
*79
82
83%
84%
84 %
*83%
84V2
*83%
841/2
*82
83%
84
*81
84
*81
84
80
*81
3,500
2,200
67%
82%
84
5,600
22
10
SO
82
,
1
Inc
preferred
Pharmacal
38
83
21
North
Airlines
77% / 77%
*81
75
75
'
25
common
Adjustment preferred
conv
*6%
6%
*73
34%
65
100
preferred series
6%
75
34%
100
Gas
6 V2
75
preferred
preferred
Ry
-
75
preferred
American
6%
34 %
66%
3.90%
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk & Western Ry
6%
65
34 %
4.10%
Share
6
•
Corp—
preferred
Norwich
38%
7,600
900
2,6GC
1,700
230
20%
37
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com__No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100
5%%
13%
30%
39
73
30
series A
Common
Northwest
29%
20%
5
Shipbuilding Corp
Northrop
29%
No par
Preferred
5.80%
29%
39%
75%
1
15
18%
6%
*13%
20%
76%
600
17,200
9,500
6,800
2,500
18%
6%
13%
73'%
*80
18%
11
12%
19
4,800
1,400
10,300
6%
*13%
39
75%
No
Central
35%
20%
;
Brake
94%
12
240
600
35%
18%
10%
12
4,600
270
21
93
75%
82
91%
115
147
46%
20%
38%
54
39%
46%
38%
75%
*80
76
78
21
38%
18%
11%
11%
17%
28%
123%
121
20%
20
77%
37
NY New Haven & Hartford Co—
North
11
17%
100
State
18
6%
common_.No par
Y
18%
11%
(J J)
preferred
$3.75
36
17%
•
England Electric System
x
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Newberry Co
York
91
1
New
New
91%
36
11%
11%
1
Co
114
*146%
123%
21%
127i/2
21%
*36
91 %
92
*90
112%
147
109%
*124%
No par
92
112
*146
21%
1
28%
28%
91
21%
Fibre
28%
23
13%
3%%
28%
53%
Television—1
$4.16
Sep
8%
18%
10%
89
31
150
17%
88% Mar 23
30% Jan
v
14%
18%
82
Mar 25
14%
18%
81% May 18
9
14%
8V4
—.10
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
Sep
24% Sep
147
125
Corp—
Co
&
Natural
70
<•42
50%
29%
5%%
57% May 22
52%
54'/2
26%
13%
Northern
22
52 J/2
30%
16
45% Sep
23,700
17 »/4
54 J/2
13%
Central
6
14,400
.
25%
29%
Northern
Feb
4,000
37%
16%
52
13%
22
113% Mar
20
IO21/4
25%
30%
27
108
3 6 J/4
25%
Radiator
Jan
Sep 21
Sep 21
19%
XlOO
17%
56
1
S
35% Jan
101
19%
26%
4
73
102
19%
20
I
Co
Sep 23i
24
19%
17
100
Ref
Jun
July 16
94% Jun 19
93% Mar 7
30
19%
25%
100
Corp
66 %
92
7
footnotes
28
52% Mar 18
40% Jun
19%
1,900
47%
B
28
78% Sep
80% Jun
22% Apr
10% Jan
For
21% Jan
22% Jan
13
31
€
21
Jun
83% Dec
Feb
23
Sep
94
1
30% Dec 17
30% Sep
23% Mar 10
23%
8.100
11,300
21%
50%
u.10
Service
Meter
Niagara
16
22%
*
233/8
24 %
13
26
29
24%
29%
23% Aug 25
44% July 2
104% July
9
17
29
24%
1
102% Feb
Sep
28%
241%
5
17
21 %
29%
24
Co
16
84% Jan
281/4
24
21%
Bros Inc
Sep
Mar 23
29 J/4
23%
23
Co
Natl Malleable & Steel
National-Standard Co
108
Jun
•29 J/4
60C
52.80C
49%
A
National Linen
3
22% NOT 11
83% Jan 23
80% Oct
31
Gas
preferred
22
32
53% Apr
Fuel
1%
Jun
91
501/2
1.500
9,200
13,100
50
16,800
Jun
34
49%
93
22%
80
2
50%
3,400
92%
x22%
52%
National
75
88% Apr
48%
10
21%
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50
preferred
No par
National Lead Co common.....
5
102% Sep
22
48%
1,200
13
10,200
19% Sep
80
103
9%
*12
22,600
5
75
39
5
70% Sep
76
Oct
50
85
Mar 18
_
10% Jan
20% Jan
101/4
21
:
50
N
56% Dec 31
74% Sep 17
29% Jan
2
—,
5
20%
12
10
291%
York
3
20%
12
51
19"%
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
Sep
25% Sep
21
11%
10
49%
New
5% Sep
20%
20
29%
York
12 Ve
30C
50%
New
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
14
29%
27
36% May 22
13%
50
23% J^n
9
13%
29%
17
22
*131/4
50%
49% Mar 13
29% Sep
13%
29%
22
25% Feb
220
*13 %
67%
50%
•
25
29% NOT 20
751/4
21
10
75
Sep
36% Sep
32% NOT 10
75 J/4
50%
2
2
75 J/2
5
86% Apr SO
107% Mar 11
3
Apr
67%
*75
20%
21
*66
75 J/4
1
2
18
*13%
67%
75 J/4
l«
3
34% Aug 2g
31% July
8
13%
75%
13%
*24
....
Sep
19
-75
12
19% Jan
21 % Jan
66
67
3.800
1
No par
82
108% Oct 13
50% Oct 13
2
13
43% Feb
13% Mar
j
451/4
38
29%
Neptune
37% Apr
2
7,200
44%
181/8
28%
Nelsner
22
11,100
44%
Co
36% Jan
23,300
5%
29%
U
291/4 Sep
26% Jan
13,200
34%
51/4
39
common
Vulcanized
Feb
22%
331/4
5%
51%
Natomas
9
211%
34'/a
5
27%
National
14
22%
33%
4%
50%
26
7
Sep
Jan
21%
34%
4%
29
15
6 %
21%
33%
5 %
51%
Theatres
12
21%
34%
%
4
29%
National
7
21
33%
5%
50%
National
18
20%
341/,,
10,000
28%
14% Apr
2
21% July 29
10% Mar 24
8% Deo
133/4 Aug 11
20 %
1,400
30,800
~
29%
Tea
14 % Oct
39
Dairy Products
f
Natl Distillers & Chem
Corp com..5
4%% pfd series of 1951
..100
National
9% Jan
10% Jan
21%
38%
1
Sugar
22
20%
391/4
18%
Register
Lines Inc
Steel
10
21
5
Cash
National
9% Jun
19%
38%
No par
City
National
11% Sep
13% Jan
19%
39 %
32%
5
National
40% Mar 13
4
32%
19 J/8
38%
38%
10
National
247/a Mar 25
13% Aug
3
22
32%
19%
39%
43%
100
22
Dec
32%
19
38%
18
preferred
22
12% Oct
32%
19%
3 9 J/2
Corp
Sep
7% Jan
3.00C
\
Co
17% Sep
9
12.200
34
43%
Corp
134% Mar 12
Aug 18
700
;
140%
•
39%
10
Can
3
44
18
44% Sep
74% Jan
43/4 Jan
3
Apr
183/4 Sep
30% Sep
213/4 May 12
73/a Jan
80
34
37%
National
373/4 Jan
11
7%
32%
1351/2
34
43 J/8
:
Biscuit
National
331/2
*17%
Airlines
23% Mar
Jan
32%
135 J/2
133
1
Corp
16% NOT 20
86% Deo 19
33 J/2
18%
Acme Co
168
133 %
33 »/8
2,800
15%
1
18
63% May
6
293/e Jan 22
93/4 Jan
132 J/5!
33%
32%
32%
133%
33%
700
23%
4%
1
10
National
131%
134
33%
321/a
23%
16
33
37%
Co
.
15
Natco
31J/2
*15%
23%
15%
*30 J/2
1,000 lira
Bros
&
13% Sep
1493A Oct
22%
15 J/2
33%
No par
Munslngwear Inc—
Murpby Co (G C)
Murray Oorp of America
50 % Sep
6
29 %
22%
15 J/2
1
Aug 19
Mar 13
29%
22%
16
43%
Corp
Corp
59% Oct 14
Jan
28%
20
3
43% Jan
9
-
22
18,500
19,600
24'A
*100__
17%
NAFI Corp
Jan
.V
23%
23'A
42
Products
19% July 16
—
121
119
120
37
Lines
&
N
9% Jan
*100/6
__
22%
18%
Inc
Myars (F £)
>100^
117 Vb
*100
45
Mueller ErasB Co
4
22%
Chemical—
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jan
8
117 >/2
22%
37%
Co...
Co
32
51 % Aug
116%
22%
43%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
31% July 24
50% Jan
9
119%
120
18%
—.1.25
Tool
Machine
Wheel
18,600
37
common
B—
May 7
74
July 15
21% July 10
20
1,300
17«A
22%
23
32%
1
*
—
Montecatinl Mining &
American shares
Motor
36%
16%
16
100
Morrell
36%
17%
21 %
100
Motorola
36%
16%
1,000
391/4
cIbbb A—No par
Co__6.25
preferred
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
..I
Montana
36%
16 J/2
28%
3 %%
Monsanto
37
15%.
16%
4.20%
RR
*36'/4
21
-—_5
Class
361/2
15%
116
118
33 %
Cement
issued
Monarch
86
29%
*18
15%
Monon
47
86
15%
131%
100
491/2
451/4
86
2
27
NOT
*47
47%
86
No par
18% Apr
80
48
87
No par
25
8
90
*47
*86
20%
5
12% Jan
2
48
47%
"20
92
87
36 %
*16
&
Pacific RR
When
49 J/2
47
77
47 %
29%
25
Missouri Public Service Co—
Missouri
*47
140
85%
*1C0jV
.No par
RR
79%
47%
16%
22%
Ontario
Missourl-Kan-Tex
49%
*47
'
36%
H8
Mfg—
No par
Paper——2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp.
1
Mission Corp—
1
Mission Development Co.
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Mining
Minnesota1 &
88
15%
Ry__No par
Paul & S S Marie
Missouri
10
6
79%
79%
36%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg_
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred—.
100
30
Jan
*87
Corp of Amer__ 1
20% Jan
Jan
22
79%
—
Minerals & Chem
52% May 25
45% July 29
8
62
15% Jan
!
—
18
52
11% Apr
4% Apr
''86
10
lnc_
10
17
60
preferred series
Copper
Jun
41% Jan
36% Sep
~24~
2,000
59
3.80%
14% Sep
20
16% Oct
57
pfa_100
;
100
-100
Miami
39Vst July 29
31
27% Jan
18% Feb 21
711/2
2
8
27
70%
47%
11
Feb
71
49%
Dee
31
69
47
20% Not
21% Jan
65%
*47
7
Dec
66%
1
24% Mar 20
116
66 %
Midland
40% Jun
25
67%
Midland-Ross Corp common——.
5
5%% 1st preferred.
100
Midwest Oil Corp
.10
18
73% Feb
66%
.
27
22
10
19,000
5
Co
Feb
15% Sep
Jan
18%
July 24
35% Feb
59
18
53% July 23
6
126
18%
92
4
2
58 J/4
18
51
10
17
57
18%
67 J/2
2
Jun
Jan
56
17%
2
39% Aug
7% Jan
55 J/2
18%
2)
21% Feb
14% Jan
55%
17%
Jan
2
76
54%
18%
39% Jan
24
Shares
>!
Sept. 25
4.45%
28
Jan
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 24
Sept. 23
preferred series
3.85%
52% July 21
51% Apr
6
25 Vb Feb
SALK FBlCflEfi
Wednesday
56
_1
Co
13
43% Oct
88
Machine
HIGH
AND
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
55%
17%
Linotype
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
99 % Mar 11
83% Jan
78
Mergenthaler
Tuesday
Monday
,
Far
&Scott—,.12.50
Merritt-Chapman
Jun
33% Jan
35% Jan
€47/e Aug
5
22% Feb 25
87% Sep
Auf 12
40% Oct IS
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
77
78
4
28% Jun
NEW
Highest
Loveet
HlffcM*
24% Mar
LOW
STOCKS
l*a<efor
hrwmt
Co
25%
26%
26 VB
27 VB
27 VB
28%
28
29%
28%
29%
24,700
10
31 %
32%
32
32%
32%
33V2
33 %
35
34'/B
35%
13,400
32
32 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
34
33'/2
33%
1,300
68
69 %
66 %
68
671/B
67%
68%
69
69V4
70
3,900
.25
1.25
1959
Volume
Number
190
5385
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1311)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous,,
Year 1958
Lowest
507/sJan
90
14
Sep
16
19
9 4 Mi Nov
17
Oct
27
102
13
Dec
20
Jun
10
92% May 16
103
31
28 M> Jan
8
60 Mi Nov
103
78 Mi Sep
89
K.nse Since Jan. 1
Highest
17 Mb Jan
6
18%
98
86% Sep 24
77Ma July 7
87
10
31
3
16% Sep
22
May 27
5
29 M» Dec
9
7
45 Ms Dec
31
15 Mi Dec
80
Sep 25
26% Sep 25
41% Feb
9
14Ma Jan
15
40 Mi Jan
13
74
Dec
17
7
35
Dec
18
15% Dec
4
7
61% Jan
20 M> Jail
59
19
24
66 Mi Dec
16
29% May
7
15% Jan 15
61% Feb 10
7
89 Mi Dec
11
79% Feb
Jan
93 Mi Oct
31
25 M> Jan
2
85 Mi Oct
1
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred—
46'% May 21
34% Mar
4
2
37Mi Feb
12 1
13
25
Jun
99% July 29
38% Aug
96 Ma May
6
5
97% Jan
9
27
31% Sep 22
92% Aug 17
*88%
Jan
18
Feb
Ohio
Oil
Okla
27
Gas
4%
90% Feb
5
30% Jun
2
Co
Elec
*85%
.5
29%
*13%
100
37'/i
2934
29%
17
163/!
84
84
—7.50
26%
26%
45%
47
Otis Elevator—
Outboard Marine Corp___
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Chemical
46%
277/
29%
29%
\lv
ATv
8
82
82
26%
26%
{714
£71/,
73%
76
71
73
303/;
31%
30%
30%
30%
*15%
15%
15%
78
913/8
92
100
103%
T
•
73Ma
92
103%
31%
15
32
32%
93
93
78
"
104
g* %
Av
93M»
"
771/
93%
29 V
93
3/8
4,300
220
*923/4
94
*84
160
88
*16 Ma
81
Ma
30
Ms
18.600
29%
1,900
50
37
17
300
80
93%
S2
^3/» 34
5,600
49 Ma
49,900
17%
18%
25,100
71 Ma
72 V2
11,900
31 Ma
31
Ma
24,900
79
82 V2
16,400
93%
933/4
5.100
98 Ma
33 Ma
not
26 Mi
48 Ms
48%
80
26 Ms
263/
100
33%
g 8 g/a
178 Mi
29 Ms
771),
100
87
36 Ms
74"*
102
32%
a/
58
86%
A\v
7334
Shares
78 Mi
IT*
?£
21
A
72%
101
32%
At
47%
313/.
*15%
92%
103%
No par
Te
75%
8
81
26%
|hr Week
57 Ma
Xv
?q 2
2
88
281/
29%
?r%
30c
75Va
4% preferred™
Oxford Paper Co common
$5 preferred
82%
26%
45%
AT
88%
6.25
1
110% Aug 28
Co
293'4
lit
82%
com___6.25
Owens-Illinois
92V
37V
26%
,
1
104MaJuly28
98
eo-v
Xr
?q 8
AT'
Alt 11
lit lit
Jjj* *gMa
At A
_
Glass
A
38%
Corp—5
Gas
83
4
87%
87
ro
88V
92%
common...
Mathieson
Oliver Corp
99% Feb
94V,
37%
4.24% preferred
38% Apr 28
«0
=>92%
*85%
583/s July 23
21% Jun U
Aug
7
39% July 15
16% May
7
943/4 July 2
88%
*?8M4
03
No par
Co
Natural
88 %
19%
92'/.
20
Olin
88
=;n3/
19%
_100
preferred
Oklahoma
89%
^73/.
100
,
&
57Va
,100
a.
flatoafor
Frldar
Sept. 25
Sept.
58 Vi
Jan
36% Sep
27% Jun
.9
12
85
16
Sept. 21
preferred™™-——!^
4.40%
16
Par
common
100
95% Jan
27 M4 Dec
July 15
95% Jan
Ohio Edison Co
30
22
31 Mi Apr
7 Mi Jan
12
67% Jan
Tnesda'0" "wEd.8,4" '"Srsday
it/
Sept K
sS
Monday
EXCHANGE
Sep
11
29% Dec
31
9
90% Jun
May 16
43 Ms Aug
3
88 Mi Dec
17
Jan
57M4 Jun
f OKK^STOCK
NEW
"««
98 Ma
*15 Ma
230
16
32
80O
Ma,
*93
94%
10
1,200
2,000
/;./
80
P
7% Jan
9 Mi Jan
2
10
3
9% Sep
23
14MiMayl4
18
17% Sep
21
233/4 Jan
16
143/4 July 30
11 Ma Aug
11
153/s Jan
5
18
Jun
22
23MsFeb
26
5%
preferred
20
21% Dec
May 22
17
18 Mi Jan
40
Oct
14
2
22 Ma Nov
64 Ma Nov
20
Pacific
Amer
Fisheries
Pacific Cement
&
Pacific Coast Co
Jan
2
3
56% Feb
10
67 Mi Apr
Pacific
2
64
Dec
18
58 Mi Jun
9
663A Apr
3
Pacific
Gas
2
54 Ms Dec
31
473/8 Sep
25
56MiJan
7
20% Feb
21
3 9 Ma Oct
30
19
52
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Mills
130
Sep
30
4
Feb
27
143
Apr 21
5 Ma Nov
7
37
Jan
25% Sep
130
Jun
23
17
4 Mi Sep
22
30
12% Jan
3
23 Ma Nov
12
Aug 19
28 M4 Aug 12
1443/i Apr 24
6M1 Jan
Sep
3
45 Mi
22 Ms Jan
2
13
Pan
Amer
37
Jan
2
90
Jan
3
2
98
Apr
473/4 Nov
15
30% Jan
33
2
45 Ms Dec
8
19
Dec
62 y4 Dec
July 17
15 M» Jan
8
5
43
Jun
88 Ma
Sep
Sep
42
36% Feb
25
10
21
9
27% Dec
23
23% Jan
23
57
6
2$
42 Mi
22
Oct
Sep
69% Jan
94
Jan
28
31 Ma
July 24
65Ma Mar 20
2Mi Jan
9
3 Ma Nov
21
Sep
14
3 Ms Jan
2
15% Nov
11
12 Ma Feo
26
9
19M4Jan
6
25
Jun
16
213/4 Jun
29
16% Sep
243/4 Apr
30 Ms Jan
10
49
Dec
30
47Mi Jan
8
30 Ms Sep
21
98 Ma Jan
21
23MiJan
3
82 Ma Jan
7
39 Ma Nov 20
113
Dec
9
2 Ma
26
49
Jan
13
65
Oct
14
Sep
62
Jan
21
5
64% Jun
8
39 3% Mar 12
117
36
Mar
July
18
104 y4 Jun
19
91
Sep
15
30
25
89
Sep
25
98 Mi Apr
11 Ma Feb
28
1013/4 Apr
19% Dec
15% Apr
1
28% Jan
7
43 % Dec
29
41 Mi Sep
23
37
2
61% Dec
8
493/4 Jan
5
32 Ma Mar 11
693/4 Sep
23
19 Ms Jan
2
27
Dec
18
26 Ma Jan
2
40 Ma Dec
30
41 Ma Dec
5
36 Ma Feb
13
95
:Jan
Jan
14
14 Ms Jan
3
3
Jan
102
29
May
18% Dec
2
5
9
8
10
Apr
62
Feb
93% Sep
15% Sep
4
Jan
9
20
20
74
5
9
99Ma Feb
193/4 Jan
Jan
37 Ms Jan
7
81
02
100
—
—
24
Nov
Sep
I.L..
....
ILL—
9
57
16
20% Sep
15
22% Jan
6
91 Vi Sep
16
103 Ma Apr
15
7
77
Sep 13
89 Ma July 14
88 M2 Apr
13
Jun
102
May 5
May 13
107
8
I...
46% Jun
107 Mi May
93 Ma Feb
Aug 27
■'
31
24
11
j 96 Ma Oct
9
23
100
55 Va Sep
Jun" 17
100 Ma
2
20 Ma Sep
22
95
20
50 Mi Dec
22
'
'
irrr—
1-1
r
123/8 Jan
2
263/8 Dec
1
57 Ma Jan
3
71 Ma Nov
24
2
43
Jan
Sep
98
Sep
22
39 Ma
Sep
15
Jan
7
66% Sep
24
21
62
Dec
31
54
Jun
9
2
89
Mar 18
78
Jun
19
Jan
29
86
Mar 12
363/8 Feb
27
49 Mi Dec
8
7 Ma Jan
2
12 Ms Sep
24
97
743/4 Jan
75
9 5 Mi May
7
88 3/4 Nov
25
14
20-
x
05 Ma Mar 10
14
23
523/i Mar 23
28
15 Mi Mar 12
14
95 Mi Aug
20
90
24 Ma Nov
10
41 Ms Mar 31
Jan
2
97 Ma
Mar 23
Aug 25
493/4 Aug 27
95 Mi May
8
Jan
2
20
20 Mi Jan
Sep
16
453/8 July
16 Ms Jan
~2
223/s Oct
13
21% Jan
5
25% July
823/4 Jan
6
93 Ma Jun
25
89
Jun
4
8 4 Mi Jan
7
99Mi July 29
90
Jun
29
993/4 Apr
2
17 M2 Aug
15
Apr
28
19 Mi Aug
17
32
_
14 Ma May 13
8
8
42 Ma
94
140
Apr
15% Jan
17
Aug 14
7
67 Ma Feb
25
14% Jan
2
62
Jan
2
73
Oct
23
71 Mi Jan
66 Ma Jun
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
17% Sep
17
K7Va July
7
1133/4 Aug 27
393/4 Jan 10
69
1
1
4
9
9
Mar 18
74% Jan
2
114M4 Jan
Electric
22
47Ma July 27
&
series
5%
27
27%
43
43 Ma
43
*2 Ms
44 Mt
2 Mt
2MB
2 Ma
14%
15%
15
15 Ms
15 Ms
153/4
22 Ma
*22
22 Ma
22
22
54 %
54 Ma
55
55 Ma
553/4
553/4
1,200
30 Ma
31%
31
32
313/g
32 v4
15,300
106 Mi
5,700
153/s
*22
533/,
303/a
54
303/4
107
107%
28
*2 Ms
106
Mi
Coke
89 Ma
150
16Mb
16 Ma
40,800
44
63
62
62 Ma
62 Ma
•61 Ma
30%
30 Mi
31
303/8
31 Mi
303/4
31 Mi
44
44 Mi
16,400
43 Ma
43 Ma
42 Ma
43 Ma
♦42 Mi
43 Ma
43 Mi
800
*91
*42 M.
94
•91
94
*91 Mi
94
*91
94
1
15%
16 Mi
15%
4 Ma
4%
4 Ma
: '32
16
4 Ma
543/8
*61
*91
15%
16M8
15%
16 Mt
4 Ma
4 Ma
4%
4%
32%
33
32 Ma
94 Ma
*94 Ma
96
*94 Ma
96
•94 Ma
56 Ma
55 Mb
56
55 Ma
58
57 Mi
57%
10,800
49%
493/4
49%
50
50 Mi
49 Ma
50
Ma
50 Ma
50%
6,400
31
*20%
21
*20%
21
*20 Ma
21
20%
20%
*92 Ma
94
92 Ma
94
*92
92 Va
92 Ma
93 Ma
210
79
78 Ma
79
77 Ma
78 Ma
*78
79
78 Ma
78 Ma
280
*90
*98
92
90
99
98
45
43
90
3
21 Mi
22 Mi
21%
A
Mi
90
98
43 Ma
*98
90
43
10,900
23
22%
23%
24 Mb
25 Ma
24%
253/8
33,900
66%
67 Mi
67 Mi
*66 Ma
67 Mi
67 Mi
5
55 Mi
57%
553/8
56 3/8
55 %
56%
56 Ma
57 Mi
79 Ma
79 M?
79 Ma
79 Ma
79%
79 Ma
79
79 Ma
*79
80
100
*77 Ma
78 Ma
*76 Ma
77 Ma
*76 Ma
77 Ma
*76 Ma
77 Ma
•76Ma
77 Ma
5
43%
443/4
42%
433/4
42 Ma
433/8
43%
44
43 Ms
44 Mi
45,600
1
123/s
123/s
123/s
12%
12 Ma
12 Ma
12 Ma
12%
12%
12 =/i
2,800
96
96
com
*95 Mi
68
973/4.
Chic
Co
*96
43
44
92%
92%
36 Ma
36%
36
37%
7,200
34 Ma
36 Mi
353/4
36%
13.000
223/4
2334
23 Ms
23%
3,600
*89 Ma
91 Ma
*92
35
33 Ma
3434
35
36 Ma
33
34 Mi
34
34%
22 Ms
22 Mi
223/4
22 3/8
23 Mi
89 Ma
90
16%
♦92
933/4,
16 Ma
Ash
100
,1.25
10
10
127 Ma
129 Va
♦127 Ma
130
*127 Ma
35%
4,800
84
86 Vi
16,700
22
223/8
22%
8,500
22 Ms
22 Ma
22
223/s
73
*70 Ma
73
*70 Ma
73
*78
80
*78
80
17%
*112
1
63 Ma
101 Ma
5
18
122
75
.1
39 Ms
23%
116
*17 Ma
*119
65 Ms
103
63%
101
40 Mi
38%
24 Ms
126
10
2 3 Ma
92 Mi
92 V«
17%
122
64
101 Mi
39 Va
17%
121
63%
63 Mi
101V2
*100 Mi
39
39 Mi
23%
23 Ma
23 Ms
23 3/i
120 Ma
112 Vi
117%
118%
233/8
22%
23 Ms
23 Mi
92 Mi
22
Public Service Co
10
91 Ma Mar 20
4.08%
preferred
100
81
*79 Ma
82
*79
Mar 20
4.18%
preferred—
100
*80 Mi
82
*80 Mi
82
*80
100
*85
87 Ma
>85
87 Ma
100
Sep
37
5
12
107 Ma Apr
22
98
Sep 22
92
93
Jan 16
106M2 Apr
6
Jan
2
31
40% Sep
21
48% Feb
9
70 Mi Nov
26
80% Mar 13
70 Ms Jun
18
76 Ma Mar 13
21
Sep
18
24 Ma Jan
10
20 Ms Nov
12
23 Ma Jun
18
113 Ma Dec
31
105
Oct
15
46
Dec
20 Mi
Sep
22
20 Ma Jun
29
104
Sep
21
5% Jan
2
15 Mi Dec
11
9
Sep
22
67 Mi Jan
8
85
30
84
Dec
Mar
9
267/s Jan
7
35 Va Dec
29
31 Ms Jun
24
43 Mi Jan
2
60
Nov
19
58
Jan
2
45
Dec
31
36 Mi
Sep
22
29
Feb
25
233/4 Jan
13
22 Ma May 14
117 Ma Feb
5
Jan
16
86 Ms Jan
15
7
of Colorado.,;
16
Quaker
24
65 Mi
101 Ma
40 Mi
10
6.400
290
1.800
24 Mb
10,200
120 Ma
1247/8
112,900
24
24%
243/1
5,300
93
93
93 Ma
26
26%
5,900
81 Ma
81%
12,800
92 Mi
♦92 Mi
25%
25%
25 Ma
2534
25 Ma
25%
25%
82 Ma
81 Mi
82%
81 Mi
82
81%
81%
483/4
48%
49 Ma
48%
3,600
49 Ma
49
49 Mi
49 Mi
37
36%
37
3S%
37 Mi
37%
37%
37 V*
38
18,200
273/s
27%
27%
27.%
2T%
28
27%
28
273/4
28
20.930
Co
of
81
*79
32
*79
82
82
*80%
32
82
82
100
84%
*83
85
84 Va
84 Mi
240
98%
98 Ma
250
41 Ma
41%
11,300
99 Mi
99 Mi
93
99
No par
40%
41 Va
41
41%
41
41%
100
.
73 Ma
74
73 Mi
73 %
*72
73 Mi
*72
73 Vi
25
...
_
Industries
Inc
com
*20 Va
21
_25
preferred
*20 %
21 '/a
100
104
5
_
9
105
Mi
*98 Ms
99
98 Ms
99 Ma
41 Vs
41 Va
20 Mi
203/i
203/4
*20%
21
21 Ms
*20 Mi
21 Ms
*20 Mi
21 Ms
104
9
84 Va
*84 Ma
104
9 Mi
85
104
104
9 Mi
84 Ma
9 Ma
84 Ma
105
9%
*84
105
'.
10
85
73 Mi
130
20 3/4
20 Mi
*20 Mi
9%
84 Va
50
82
Mi
83
100
Indiana
49 Ma
130
36%
preferred
No par
Puget So ind Power & Light Co—.10
54Ma Jan
39 3/i
40
24
1233/s
82
92 VA
64
101
100
2,900
483/4
4.80% preferred
Pure
Ma
101 Ma
18 Ma
123
10
$4.75
16
64
18
*119
No par
preferred
4.32% preferred
Apr
13 Mi
123
No par
5.05% preferred™
48 Ms
73
80
com
3M2%
Pullman
*70 Ma
*78
com
Public Serv
36% Aug 31
72 Ma Aug 27
22%
73
preference
4.30% preferred
Publicker
*91%
23
79
Elec & Gas
div
4.16%
39%
233/8
Public Serv
2
17%
*119
63 Ms
S
10
79
*100 Mi
3
Co
.
17%
121
22 Ma
*70 Ma
110 Mi
24
100
preference
50
31 Mi
833/4
80
100
130
35 Ma
82 Ma
*70 Ma
pfd„, 100
*127%
34 Mi
8
23
130
34%
82%
33 Ma Mar
Sep
130
33
683/4 Jan
Jun
*127 Ms
20
1,700
81 Ma
43% Apr
83
17
33%
18
80
95
17
82
18
18
91 Ma
•92
17
32%
17
18
*89 Ma
95
16 3/i
70
81 Ma
36% Sep
23
3,200
94
83 Va
27 Vi
Feb
50
44 Ma
33%
*78
2.50
Power
•
96 Ma
42
*92%
81%
100
preferred
fund
v
*96
32
100
common
Gamble
16%
96 Ma
Ry—
.
Electric
'
"•
923/4
34 Ma
common:
&
190
44 Mi
22 Ms
16 Ma
90
7,900
973/4
33
1
57%
92%
33 Ma
„_10
68
42%
.,1
_
common
•>
56 3/i
*95 Mi
43 Ma
93 Ma
43
*67
94
42 3/4
*92 3/i
*92 3/i
66%
43 Mi
_No par
_No par
473/4 Feb
Apr
50
100
91 Ma
Potomac
Apr
20
99 Ma
413/4
95
953/4 Apr
29 Ma Feb
93
91 Ma
98 Ma
43
9
95
*90
99 Ma
41
Jan
98
91 Ma
43
May 19
5
♦98
42
73 Mi Feb
29
*90
99 Ma
200
43%
88
29
50
92 Vi
25 Ma
Oct
65,500
21
12
Oct
33%
96
78
20
86
33
92 Mi
31
83 Ma Nov
33%
21
Dec
82
1,900
43 Ma
28 Mi Dec
$1.40
3,600
Ma
78% Nov
Sep
797/s Sep
4Va
30
10
2
94
16
Ma
50
55 Mi
31
14
4
9,600
62
94 Ma
55
31
16
57
33
223/4 Jan
Nov
553/8
96
Co
39
56
56%
Ma!
*92
Poor
50 y4 Dec
543/4
54%
553/4
*91
17
28 M4 May 14
30 Ma May
1,700
54%
Corp
7
89
91
700
62
Plough Inc_
Plymouth Oil Co_..
2
290
43 Ma
95
Polaroid
9
92 Ma
16%
*16 Ma
17
26% Jan
92 Ma
43
*92
29
293/4 Jan
93
5,900
16 Mi
*90
(The)
sink
6,300
41%
<conv)___ _No par
Young
&
26%
16 Ma
91 Ma
313/s Apr
5 Va %
26 Mi
413/4
*90
1513/4 Jun
Procter
26%
16
_No par
22
2
30
72
41 Mi
2
$3.50 convertible
&
29 Mi
71
16%
100
Co
&
Steel
Co
30
72
42%
5
preferred
Wayne
Pittston
90
103
300
15%
Inc
Chem
preferred
Pittsburgh
91%
27,200
42%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Ft
*92 Ma
15%
22
55
100
convertible
$1.80
*90 3/4
26 5/a
106%
1,300
15 Ml
16%
..._50c
common
&
*9(;
28 Ma
*70
2,400
2 Ma
30 Ma
preferred
28
24
105 Ma
1,100
443/4
23/8
22
Mi
100
preferred
Plpc-r Aircraft Corp
233/8 Sep
42 Ma Jan
107 M4
Mi
2
62
preferred
96 Mi Jan
Aug 27
2%
273/4
443/4
™__100
2
90
2 Mi
*27
42 Ma
common
14
14
2 6 Ma
44 Ma
100
series
20
90
26 Ma
42%
x26
_No par
$4
Pitney-Bowes
3,500
15,800
26 Ma
45%
_No par
com
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co
43
26 Ma
44%
12.50
preferred
3.90%
42 Mi
43
16
common
Philip Morris Inc
4%
42%
90
42 Ma
x25%
100
preferred
*86
Ma
54 Mi
preferred.™
Corp
33/4%
42
100
Reading Corp
273/4 Oct
15
41 Ms
63
4.30% preferred
4.68%
90
42 Ma
31%
_
_
32 Mi Nov
Jan
*86
42 Va
42 Ma
54Ma
100
___
$1 conv preference
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
109% Nov
883/4 Dec
90
42
41
30%
Co
common
2
22
*86
42 Ma
413/4
42 Ma
& Co Inc com_33Msc
100
preferred (conv)_
2
Sep
90
42
40%
22 Ma
(Chas)
2nd
16 Ma Jan
22
*86
43 Mi
42 Ma
42
54
33MsC
43 Ma Jan
21% Mar 20
90
;.
40M»
No par
Ry
common
5% preferred class A
5Ma% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
9
11,200
*86
313/4
Co
Pittsburgh
34 % Mar 31
46
913/4
2b
1003/4 Jun
45 Mi
5
29
16
45
14%
10
86
14
44
2,700
25
82Ma Jan
39 Ma Nov
45 Mi
106%
RR
7
113 Mi Dec
44
4 Ma
93
2
10
44%
4334
93
8
31
43%
43Ms
93 Mi
91 % Mar 19
Jan
62,800
93%
28 3/4 Jan
19 Mi Jan
5,600
24%
*903/4
$5
23 Ms Jan
32 Ma
24
33 Ma
24%
92
7
132
33 Ma
24
4%
i
94
19 s/s May
8
32 Mi
24 Ma
4%
92Ma
73 Ms May
Sep
4 Ma
33
23
43/a
27 Ms
11
62 Mi July 31
4%
32Mb
23 Mi
263/4
30
119
4%
33
22%
533/4
100
263/a
1343/4
23
22 Ma
_100
26 Ms
>133 Ma
33 Ma
30 Ms
series preferred
500
23,000
180
26%
135%
135
7.300
503/i
33
27%
Mar 18
July 23
26Ma
*50 Ma
22 Ma
26%
Aug
18
26 Vs
136
27%
24% Dec
29
July 11
25%
136
50 Ma
3,000
13,900
4Mi
32 Ma
1063/B
7% guaranteed preferred-.
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
24 Mi Sep
26
136
*48
29 Ma
j
773/4 Dec
25%
136
Ma
1
24 V2 Jan
125
4
47%
73
Pitts
Feb
137
43/0
.25
127 Ma Sep
81
136
713/4
2
Mar
50 Ma
26 Ma
__5
13
42
26 Ms
1
22
145
48
100
Jan
21
47%
No par
28% Oct
2
48
50 Ma
28 Ms
Pitts
128
48
50 Ma
71 Ma
Philco
6
30
Sep
473/4
50 Ma
28%
36 3/i May
Aug 18
48 3/8
50%
*70 Ma
Phila
11 Ms Jan
48
50%
71%
Co
42 Ma
483/s
60 Ma
28
Phila
2
84 M2 Apr
59Ma
48Ms
60 3/8
26
4%
26
Apr
59 Ma
60%
26%
56 Mi May 12
73
59 Ma
60 Ms
71%
8
Jan
59 Ma
69%
1
Cor,p
104Ma Jan
59 Ma
60 %
No par
Phelps-Dodge
82
Apr
V"
99
Apr
59'/a
60%
Corp
8
21
59 Ma
60 Ma
Line—
Co
Eastern
*183/4
59 Ma
61 Mi
3
&
21
59 Ma
No par
Pfizer
4
Mar 30
70 Ma Mar
75 Ma
100 Va Jun
M
437/sMay
Cement
*18%
Ma
60 Ms
No par
No par
4Ma% preferred
__:
Petroleum Corp of America-.
Pfeifxer Brewing
Co
25
64 Vi Nov
7
Jan
21
59
Corp
Peoria
24
30 Va Sep
92
37
♦18 Ma
*18%
3.50
C)
Pet Milk Co
22
6% Feb
21
preferred
Chemicals
Pepsi-Cola
5
12
*18%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
;
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
23
22
2,900
400
Airways Inc
prior
Pennsylvania
Mar 23
Apr
21
11%
Ford
(J
4.40%
11
33Ma Aug
133/4
11%
.
Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4Ma% preferred
65Ma Mar20
50
4,000
13%
11%
Penna
8
Jan
&
Pennsalt
6
5
64% Aug
10%
18%
11-%
_Nopar
conv
Penney
82MaMar23
94 % Sep
92 Ma Sep
25
Corp
East Pipe
Penn-Dixie
4
29Ma May
102Ma Apr
26% Sep
5%
Penick
10
18 Mi
113/4
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
11
93/4
18 Mi
*11 Va
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
Parmelee Transportation ____No
par
30
7 Ma Jan
10
18 Ms
113/4
10
4% preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
60% Mar 13
49 Mi July 30
9%
18%
25
Common
2
10
1.1%
Electric
World
Panhandle
93/4
18
12
.
July 15
974
18
*ll3/4
Corp
&
9%
17%
1
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
14 2/7
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp
1
Packard-Bell Electronics
50c
29
35% Apr
5
Inc_5
25
Finance
47% Jan
40 Ma Jan
Inc
Aggregates
common
203/4
600
*20 Va
21 Ms
*72
104
9%
*84
104
260
10
11,000
85
90
Oil
34%
34
34%
33 Ma
34
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
3,800
65 Ma
68%
63 Ma
65
64 Mi
65
G4%
65
64 3/4
65 Va
4,800
5
s
3 3 Ma
No par
Inc
363/s
37
36 Mi
37
36%
37
37 Ma
36%
36%
23.100
2.400
♦'37
Q
37Mi Feb
131
23
Oct
11
28
52
Nov
19
45MaSep
23
146 Ma Apr
23
124Ma Sep
22
July 28
For
footnotes
28VaJuly 24
see
page
W
24
Feb
25
140
Mar
273/4 Jan
5
26
6%
Oats
Co
common
preferred—
;__
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp— 10
x46V2
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25% '
46 Ma
126 Ma
25%
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46%
45 3/4
46 Ma
453/4
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124 Ma
125 Ma
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125%
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125 Ma
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180
125 Va
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25%
25 Ma
25%
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25%
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2,000
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45
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47
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
.
(1312)
Monday, September 28. 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
10
17% May 28
257/8 Aug
2
14% Oct
27
2
7
8% Nov
11
00% Oct
23% Dec
28
21 % Feb
25 % Jan
19% July 14
25% Jun
f
Jan
Dec
69
74% Mar
38% May
6
73
9
30% July 10
9
73% Apr
$3.50
3% Jan
Reading Co
30.700
58.200
3,600
18%
18%
18%
18%
33 %
*33%
34
33%
33%
30
30
*29%
30%
*29%
30%
27% Jun
1
No par
20
20
19%
19%
19%
1.9
19%
19%
19%
20
40% Sep
25
50c
32
33 %
33
34%
34%
37
37%
39
39%
40%
51.000
40'A Apr 22
1
27
28%
27%
27%
27%
29 %
30
30%
30
31%
21,700
8%
*7%
*7%
7%
Reed Roller Bit
Jan
23
5
Sep
21
7
Jan
12% Feb
16
Reeves Bros
Reichhold
30% Jan
28
7
63% July 27
50% July
7
65% Feb
9
122% July 28
27%
27%
28%
28
%
28%
57%
*57%
58%
56 %
58%
18%
17%
17%
17%
18
common
50c
8%
8%
8%
8%
preferred
Corp.
13%
13%
13
13 %
13
13
13%
13%
13%
13 %
1,400
10
74%
76%
75%
76
75:%
76%
76%
77%
75%
77-%
32,400
—5
—1
44 3 4
47
45
46
46
46
46%
47%
47 %
48
58%
55 %
2.50
38
39 %
39%
—1
97
41% Jan
8
47% Dec
12
4% %
15
Aug 31
87% May 22
73 %
10% Jan
2
20 Va Dec
22
1% Jan
2
Oct
14
24
1 %
25% July 16
Sep
2% Jan
Sep
22
70% Sep
21
16
26
4
28
109% Dec
1
2
38% Nov
13
32% Apr
2
44% Dec
16
35% July 27
53% Aug 31
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
5% Mar 17
82% Jan
2
July 15
31% Jan 19
4
35% Dec 30
34% Dec 10
Rlegel
Jun
22
Rochester
l
29% Jan
605
Dec
18
481 y2 Jan
2
29
96
Jan
28
83% Jun
30
25% Dec
8
12% Nov
20
20% Dec
2
Rockwell-Standard
Jan
92
4%
30
25
24% Mar 12
7
14% Mar 25
Ronson
34
3
16% Nov 24
16% Jan
2
63% Nov 20
40% Jun
24
Aug
3
50% Jan 26
16
24
24% Jan
19'A Jan
Jun
42%
42
42
42%
42%
46
46
47
47
46%
46%
400
4%
4%
4%
4%
12,900
47
45%
47%
6,600
*47%
50%
100
May 27
2
1
1
Co—— 20 G
1
22
Ryan Aeronautical
Sep
1
42% Jan
15
—
5
78%
-78%
18%
18%
19%
" *..
1%
4%
42%
43
2
43
<43
43
44
1%
200
22.100
13,200
2
11.200
73%
72
4%
44%
22.300
19%
19
75
4%
4%
56
80%
*77%
2
73%
800
2,400
54%
55
1%
45
140
2,200
46
*47
49
41-2
41%
42%
42%
f 42%
43
43
43
"
3,500
24%
25%
24%
25%
25%
26%
26%
26%
6,200
35%
10.800
34%
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•
32%
.
655
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646
33%
655
,
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17%
20%
19%
41%
16%
10%
33
34
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650
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10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
20%
19
40'%
16%
20%%
19
41%
16%
20%
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20%
15
15%
38
11%
11%
18%
17%
13
17
15%
38%
20%
21
18%
42%
18%
40%
7.500
3.700
2.200
2,800
79,600
15.300
21%
18
42
19
42%
41%
16%
37%
11%
39%*
18
No par
Co
49%
15
38%
11%
1
___
54%'
79%
18%
45
139
45%
139
25%
19% ,
19%
40%'
16%
1
...
54%
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18%
41
17%
10%
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53%
79%
*45
139
41%
■
32%
14% Mar 25
55%
%
247a
1
22
<44%
45
136
41%
_
*81
Ruberoid Co
Jun
44
645
Rubbermaid Inc——
17
4'A
42 %
20
-100
1
,
1
48
4%
47% Mar 11
14% July 29
37% Sep 22
10% July 2
17% Sep 22
30
73%
41%
46%
Corp
(Geo D'» Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp.*
22
13
8
72%
42%
5
Roper
2
13% Jan
87% Jan
Nov~20
73
Corp
Rohr Aircraft Corp
10% Jan
33,600
46 %
42%
45 %
132%
54%
70%
45%
131%
*73%
70%
10
preferred series A_
Sep
17
12,000
27.800
42
Corp
Rohm & Haas Co common
Aug 27
701
'
Telephone
59%
43%
105%
41%
103
71%
45%
130%
42%
*47
Rochester
30% July 23
39% July 24
43%
104%
2
convertible preferred——25
Gas <fe Elec Corp—No par
5%%
55
41%
103 %
1%
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
48% May 15
%
58%
58%
57%
57%
7,400
2%
45%
135
2
10
5
16
103
4
80
5,200
10,000
9%
17%
No par
23
41
99%
9%
4
18%
Corp
17
35% Feb
40%
18 3
79
Corp
39% Jan
55 3
40 %
100
9%
90
3,200
56 %
18%
551.,
Oil
23% Jun
31
56%
97%.
28
*55%
18%
18
8%
28
56%
*55%
17%
Roan
23
28%
4
79
Rltter Company
53% Jun
28
4
541/;,
1
5s
Paper
Richfield
Jan
45% Sep
111
Feb
19% Jan
22% Jan
18%
58 3
5
100
Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5
18%
58%
45%
series
Manufacturing
Rheem
102
17%
58%
4
129%
Tobacco com
(R J)
Preferred 3.60%
84% Mar 26
21
17% Sep
57%
%
17 3
50
conv
Reynolds
'
9
8
18
100
preferred series A
2nd pfd
4%%
July 24
58
3
47% Jun
May 15
48 %
25
& Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co common
163
Sep
Mar
45
116
10
—
—
Rexall Drug
3.000
17%
Inc
46% Jan
9
300
59
57
Revlon
30
31
19
57 3
27%
Copper & Brass
78% Dec
*18%
7%
5
series—100
1
cqmmon
Revere
33% Dec
7%
58
54 % July
2
300
7%
*7%
58 %
5
10
,
1
57%
38% Jan
8% Jan
8
*17%
convertible
Republic Steel
32% Jan
7 %
17%
Republic Pictures
$1
<
10
10
5
58%
Reliance Mfg Co
147/a July
500
17%
Conv preferred 3'%%
Republic Aviation Corp
ll7/8 July
800
2.100
58%
29
13
%
18%
& Co—
Reliance Elec & Eng Co—
36% July 23
5
8% Sep
Chemicals
(Robt)
Reliable Stores Corp
28% Jan
22
Inc
$1.25 dlv prior preference
60% Mar
Jan
55
Co
39% Dec
11% Dec
%
47%
18%
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
14
25
46%
4
33%.
81% Sep
Jan
18
100
24%.
47%
18%
8
•
24 3
%
33%
12
11
25% Oct
%
46
30
18
22
40%
24
33%
Sep
7
%
46%
30
66 % Apr
2
24
45 %
18%
19
Apr
23%
46
30 "2
19
16
23%
44%
33 %
14 % Nov
30% Jan
23%
%
18%
77% Dec
12% Jan
%
46
20%
8
17
2
24
33 %
2
7% Apr
0
44%
70
50
7
22% Dec 30
*67
50
preferred
Jan
30% Oct
*68
69
50
common
9% Jan
2
6
69
231
1
__5
17% Apr
Jan
00
*67
4
2nd
2
Apr
5.800
69
68 3
*67
No par
1st preferred
18% Jan
Jan~~2
1.200
31%
58%
noncum
17% Sep
90
67%
31
noncum
16% Jan
22%
67%
31
4%
2
312
67%>
39
4%
May 20
24
41% Dec
57%
67%
30 %
19 % Sep
80% Jun
July 18
2
53%
68
29%
a
14
29% Jun
28
57 %
68
29 7
56%
4
26
1
28% Jan
57
68%
29%
21
17
4
56
68
30%
Jan
63 y2 Sep
85
54 3
68
29*4
33 % Jan
20 VB Apr
3
65.000
56%
68
37% Jan
25
16% Jan
7$% Jan
Shares
2
22
Sep
42% Jan
54y2 Dec
the Week
Aug 24
15
9% Dec
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 25
Thursday
Sept. 21
Jan
18
27
5
PRICES
30
Oct
22
SALE
33
50% Oct
18
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. Mi
Sept. il
55 %
5
;
AND
Tuesday
Sept. i\
No par
1
27
27
13
18% Dec 31
54
Jan
9
preferred
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon. Co
May 22
Jan
12% May
1st
Ranco
0
Rels
31
Pat
Radio Corp of America com__No par
May 11
5
71
9
43% Sep
34% Jan
24ya Dec
30
10
45% Apr
8
14% Jan 13
9
19% Feb
30 % Dec
75 % May
16% Apr
24
56% Jan
31% July 25
69% Sep
Feb
67 % Sep
23 ya Jan
43%
31
12
31
21
17
17
20
24
29
8
48 % Dec
2
10% Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Letreaft
HlfkMi
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
law 1906
Uvari
42%
16%
17%
15%
16%
187»
15%
15%
'39%
39%'
11%
12%
12%
12%
12
17%
17%
17%
13
17%
17%
15%
15%
700
39%
.40
39%
4.300
12%
2.900
18
9,100
.
s
24% Jan
9
.
41% Dec 22
95% Jun 10
19
35% Nov 17
10
lift Dec
236
Jan
24
Jan
2
2
10% Jan
2
63
7
73
2
97
24
Apr
26% Jan
26
36% July 24
30% Jan
2
38
Apr
1
July
28
Apr
21% Oct
30
19% Sep
22
27
8
Bt
Oct
29
69
21
467/a Dec
10
42% Jan
14
79% Apr 30
54% July 23
Bt
21
91% Jun
17
97
July 10
Nov
Sep
Mar 13
"
26% Oct
28
25 % Sep
36% Dec
11
35
Dec
31
10% Apr 17
18% Feb 12
16
62% Jan 13
J4
Feb 20
01% Dec
Jan
12% Mar
22
29% May
4
51% Apr
2
28
17
52% Feb
9
76% July 20
39% Feb
10
Dec
2
49
July 27
21
12
Feb
9
16
Aug 13
11
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
5
Oct
9
Sep
16
81
Oct
3
2
76
02
99% Jan
86
May
5
28% Oct
2
22
Sep 18
Sep 21
71
Nov 12
85 % Apr
10
69
July 16
86
34
30 %
30%
.No par
31%
31 %
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
.No par
20
20%
19%
20%
20
20%
69
70%
70%
70%
70%
71
48%
49
48%
49%
49
50
5
100
5%
July 10
24
Jan
78
convertible
4
6% Sep
21
10% Mar 11
Screw
30
21
40% May 25
Seaboard
Air
17% Jan
10
25
Dec
11
31% Sep
22%, Sep
21
29 % Apr
3
Seaboard
Finance
8% Jan
2
16
Sep
3
13% Jan
2
26% July 16
Seagrave
15
24
Jan
3
25
Jan
6
40
Dec
22
6
19% Dec
22
10% May
Corp of
5
49% Jun
29
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
9% Jan
15 Va Mar 20
Jun
12
91
13
Sep
21
Apr
18% Jan
8
25
1
35% Sep
22
46 % Jan
26
Shamrock
11
397/a Nov
17
Jan
26
Feb
17
19% Jun
17
Shattuck
85% Oct/
32% May 7
12% Sep 21
49
1
7
Dec
72
15
90 % May 21
Sep
23% Oct
14
18%8uja
23
22
12% May 20
20% Sep 30
21% Nov 14
17% Jan
23
22% Aug 12
16% Jun
9
23% Sep
22
38
Jan
2
12% Jun
25
32% Dec
22
Apr
33% Jan
17
40
Jan
14
2
50% NOV 20
45% Jan
2
50% Jan
2
70 % Oct
68
Jan
7
16% Sep
46% Mar
5
20% Dec
1
18% Jan
6
66% Dec
24
48
3
Nov
4
17
10
25
72% Sep
30
25% Apr
7
46% Dec
19
15% Jan
2
23% Oct
14
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
Feb
jan~
13
5jf% Apr" 25
16%
1.100
41%
34.000
61%
61%
63
62%
63%
14,700
*43%
44
43
43 %
37% Dec 29
2
35
Dec
31
44% Dec
9
65% Dec
31
56
Dec
29
34% Jan
30
Jan
16% Jan
2
10
2
20
Jan
*72
22% Feb
Mar 11
52% Sep
3
59% July 27
104 %
64
16
Jun
22
16% Sep
25
6% July 16
18
^4
£ep 22
Sep 23
31/2 Sep
54% Jun
July 27
New
-
52% Jan
11
34
Feb
273/4 AuS 21
32% Jan 2
63% Mar 25
32%
32 3
22 %
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22 3 a
22%
22 %
22%
16%
17%
17
17
16%
*37%
38%
38%
39
*38%
48%
49 %
43
48%
20%
19%
19%
24
(A
5.100
13.700
22%
3.400
17%
17%
18%
17%
17%
2.400
39
39
39
38%
47%
47%
47%
48 3
a
48%
38%
48%
41,500
20
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
1.600
11%
30.700
900
11%
10%
11%
11
83%
83
83%
*83
84
84
*83
84
30
13 %
13
14%
14
14
13%
14
13
14
3.600
36 %
37
35%
36%
36%
37
37%
37%
37%
38
5.800
35
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
35%
36%
36
36%
7.100
13%
13%
14
13%
14%
14
14 %
3.800
73%
72 %
74
72 %>
74%
74
7434
9,300
1
_No par
-No par
Q)
12%
13%
12 7
72
72 %
72
a
11%
11
11%
*83
11
6c Tr—
shares ordinary
1
__1
No par
No par
Pattern
O)
Co
1
19 %
19%
19%
SOl'a
19%
20
19%
20
18%
17%
18
17%
18%
18%
19%
19
19%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
18%
18:%
18%
18%
14,900
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
25
25
26%
25%
26%
27,800
50
50
50
50
50%
51%
89
89
26
26%
41% Sep
3
Southern
Southern
63% Jan
8
49
8
Sep
67% Oct
13
5% Sep 10
56% Jan
8
85"% May 15
16V8 Sep 22
21% Feb
9
88
May 20
22"% Jan
2
77
Aug 20
25%
26%
53%
53
54
53
53%
59%
57%
58%
54
54%
55%
7,000
14%
14%
13%
14%
15.900
5
24%
24%
24
24%
24
24%
25%
25 %
24%
No par
4(8 3 a
50%
46 "a
47%
46%
47 7
48%
49%
48%
25 %
50
13.400
40%
41%
40%
41 %
40%
41 %
40 7
41%
40%
41%
84.600
1
—2.50
16%
6%
31
*48%
25
17
16%
49%
*48%
49%
*48%
49'0
24%
24 %
24%
25%
24
33%
16%
6%
33
*48%
25
17
Xl6%
17
6%
6%
6%
33%
33%
34%
49%
25%
*49
25%
2.800
,
3.300
8.100
4.000
49%
25'%
2.100
18%
19%
18 7
19
18%
19
18%
19%
19%
19%
31%
31%
31%
31%
Gl%
31%
*31%
31%
31%
31 %
500
25
59%
59%
58%
59%
58%
58 %
59%
60%
60
60%
14,400
5
36%
37%
36%
37 %
36%
37%
36%
37%
36 5 8
37%
21.300
Indiana Gas & Elec_Nopar
Natural Gas Co
7.50
33%
33%
33
33%
*32%
33
32%
32%
900
35%
36 %
35
35%
35
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
23,400
C'6%
67%
66%
67%
66 %
67%
67%
70
69%
71
29,600
50%
51
50 %
51%
54 %
13,700
17%
9.600
Edison
Co
Railway
Southwestern
(Del)
No par
common
No par
20
preferred
Public
100
17%
*66
18%
72
a
17%
*66
54%
54%
*17%
18
17
*62
72
*67
41%
41%
41%
41%
41 %
41%
41%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21
21 %
21
21%
21
21
5%
5%
5%
5%
6
6V4
79
79%
22%
£8%
88%
2
46%
47%
46
*31%
31%
*30 3
No par
80%
5
32%
6
issued
77
78
7fi%
78
88
*8$%
88
16%
21
%
5%
79
*85%
6
79%
88
16%
16%
16%
22%
*85%
88
16%
16%
22
23%
6%
79
*85%
16%
&2%
6,400
72
41%
22 %
preferred
53
18
41%
25
Square D Co
52 %
72
41%
50c
common-
common
common
17%
1
fiperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc
51%
*67
*32%
1
Co
28% May 21
$4.50 preferred
18
72
33
2.50
Service
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
$4.50
6%
32
a
5
com
16%
84% May
7
37% Aug 17
6%
6%
31%
16%
2
16%
6'%
31%
*85%
10
16%
67'a
1
77% Jan
16%
a
31%
100
26% Jun
7.100
58
25
non-cum
When
400
2,700
29.100
52%
4.20% preferred—
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
33% Sep 25
54%
14%
21% Mar 16
32% Sep 24
53%
52%
4
82
5
55%
59 »/2
59
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
13
53%
a
5%
55"% Aug
26
13%
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
97% Feb
25%
50 7
19
Aug 14
89% Apr 10
26%
26%
58%
15
5
26%
14%
13
9% Mar
25%
51%
60% Jan
19% Jan
47% May 12
22% Jan 12
2,600
90
53%
-
Southern Pacific Co
Southern
1,200
52
90
13%
75
Jan
49%
51%
50 %
1
preferred
Southern
*48%
52
51%
*90
57 %
Co
Southern California
3
22
51 %
90
15
South Jersey Gas Co
South Puerto Rico Sugar
37% Mar 16
50%
88%
59%
4
49
92
49
51
15%
.
46% Jan
50
89
50%
52
South Amer Gold & Platinum
8%
49
*87
9,600
14
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
.
„
5
Corp
Aircraft
50,700
20
17%
18
19%
1
50c
Smith Kline & French Labs
25
2
7%
33%
13
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
22
19% Apr
26.
4
10%
Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons Co—
Simonds Saw & Steel
Sep
3
page
%
83%
—7.50
York
32% Sep
30
see
7
50
73
7%
33%
2.50
Gas
(Frank
35
7% Dec
For footnotes
*71
7%
32%
7%
10.900
23 %
II—III
common
Slegler
26
35% Mar
22% Oct
79% Sep 24
31% Dec 29
73
*71
32
7%
40
76%
88
22%
7%
19%
Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
5
25
8
62% Jan
23%
32%
5
Sheller Mfg
July 23
19
2% Jan
3
49% Apr 22
20% Jun
73
23
7
1
Shell OH Co
29% July 7
61% Jun 30
4
40% Sep
2
15
*71
.
32
49 3
40% Jan
May 7
27% Oct 30
72
88
23%
7%
10
31
25% Dec
72
77%
22%
32 %
Smith
17
Sep 25
68% Mar 13
95
73
14
20
2
*85
4
6%
74% Apr
Feb
2
*76
22 3
*42
31%
22% Jan
July 15
17
76%
88
22
43 %
1
Corp
$5.25 preferred
26
45 Va Mar 25
9
19
9% Jan
*85
J2% Sep
78
17% Apr
85% Jan
*76
38
52 3
40 % Dec
92
Apr 22
18% Nov 20
76
5
25
13
2
76
*85
76%
*85
22%
Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly Oil Co
10
Nov 26
12,700
2
Jan
12% Jan
21.700
80%
67% Apr
Nov
87
14%
78%
52% Sep 18
57% Sep 25
44% Jan 22
32
Jan
14%
78%
Simplicity
70
12
14%
77 %
*42
20
25
2
14
78%
88
52% Feb
13
14%
75%
77 %
7
Jan
13%
22
Jan
Jan
300
13%
77
*85",.
49
28V4
43 %
13%
75%
4
*74 %
52
33
43
14%
78
25
South Carolina E&GCo com—4.50
5%
preferred-.:
5o
24% Jan
43
13%
Solar
Dec~30
4
39%
76 3
20
May 29
61% Dec 17
40%
■
60%
Apr
36
5,000
2.000
62 3
38
34%
26
60%
24% May 29
8% May 18
7*
'
X25%
64%
9
2
.
62%
30 % Jun
13
....
40
10% July
8
34% Dec 30
49% Jan
26
*16%
21% Dec
32% Jan
a
16 3a
3
25% Jan
25 7
40%
2
9
38%
39%
2
May
26
96
16%
6% Jan
14
19,100
*93
96
*93
38%
16% Apr
47% Jan
1,400
51%
16%
20% Jan
18
72 %
50%
38 %
31% May 22
45
44%
72%
50%
1
17% Feb 24
10
21%
72%
16%
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shell Transp
96
21%
4
37%
-100
Sharon Steel Corp
13
12
8% Jan
18
15.400
22
72 3
-No par
20
82
4
25% Apr
1.100
16%
Seiberling Rubber Co
&
34
38%
Sears Roebuck & Co
Oil
—
34
16%
__
Falls
24
26% Feb
,
5.600
49:%
38%
-3
Sealright-Oswego
Servel Inc
.
31
20 %
,
25%
5
45% Mar 18
1
240
30%
37%
Amer
Co
Oct
11
5
10
,
20.800
16%
Line RR Co
16% Aug
46% Dec
4% Mar
8% Jan
-
:
34%
387a
Corp_
4
Bolt
38%
38%
255
30
_
7% Feb
25%
V
84%
*240
255
16%
-No par
39% Sep
7
38
<93
*240
37%
1
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
7
25%
4
-No par
$4 preferred
12
37% Sep
39% Jan
39 %
1
Jun
48 % Dec
25 3
37%
No par
$3.40 preferred-
&
25%
96
255
—1
Bcovlll
Mar 17
*93
*240
39%
preferred-
21% Apr
6
96
255
1.40
Scott Paper Co common
Apr 13
30% Mar 18
<93
10
Schick Inc
95
10
76
30%
Savage Arms Corp
16% Nov
46
*
85
84%
84%
37%
38%
37%
37%
%
31%
Schenley Industries Inc.
Scherlng Corp common
74% Nov
84
30%
10
18% July 15
45% Aug 12
12
6% Apr 17
26%
*
31
Co
3
66% Feb
84%
*235
5
Electric
Sangamo
84%
30
1st pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
35
36%
35%
•
10
Regis Paper Co common-
Jun
48% Oct 24
2
255
5%
A
a
84
84%
<235
—
L San Fran Ry Co com
Preferred series
36 7
30
100
-100
4.30%
15
1
2
20% Jan
1
90% Aug 17
258
100
4%
Apr
24
May 25
31 % Dec
Jan 20
00
-1.66%
Safeway Stores common
preferred
conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
81% Jun
233 % Nov
22% Jan
161
May 22
35
6%
79
3.700
1.600
8.100
4.800
88
16%
2,000
23%
102.000
22%
21%
90
88 %
89
48
*88%
48
49%
49
49%
49
49%
14,800
32%
32%
32%
33
33%
1,000
*32%
*88%
89
*88%
89
200
4
31%
80 %
79
79
79
80
80
80
79
79%
170
33%
31%
33%
31%
32%
12
34
31%
33 %
11,800
'
'
V'
•
Volume
190
-
5885
Number
.
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•
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.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1313)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
40 Vs Jan
74
Range Since Jan.
1.0 \v est
Highest
Lowest
69 Vb Dec
2
85% May
Aug 29
19
2
6
Jan
2
17% Nov
28
3
Jan
3
3% Nov
19
43'A Feb
25
61% Nov
21
Nov
3
61% Jan
1
NEW
Highest
7
Jun
8
75% Aug 20
82 % Feb 24
13% Sep
21
23% May 11
73
3 Va
May 29
47% Sep
40% Sep
5
22
Standard
Brands
Inc
Standard
Gas
23
standard
Oil
of
18
50
25
52% Apr
17
Standard
Oil
60% Nov
12
48% Sep
25
59% Jan
26
Standard
Oil
of
59
% Dec
31
50 %
Sep
22
G4% Jan
23
Standard
Oil
86 %
17
94% May 26
Jun
30
92
85
Apr
33A%
7
of
6 8 s/8
69
68%
68%
68
68 5/8
75%
75'%
1
75'A
13 %
74%
74%
143/3
13%
14%
141/8
15
14%
10c
75%
15%
14%
16
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
48%
49 %
42%
42%
43%
42 '/a
43%
42%
42%
40%
49%
42 %
50,400
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
10
49 VB
49%
48%
51
491/2
52%
210,700
50%
51 %
503/4
51%
51
100
51 %
50 %
5138
*84
87%
12,000
A
27% Jan
7
29
84
Jan
8
6
$1.60
convertible
Corp com
preferred
.1
Dec
31
31% Jan
6
413/4 July 27
$1.20
convertible
preferred
20
11% Nov
10
Jun
18
12 % Jan
12
17% July 27
Standard
14 % Jan
2
18% Nov
6
40 %
Stanley
14
18
Jan
20
2
July 29
Packaging
Ry Equip Mfg
Warner Corp__
Jun
26
52% Sep
9
71
Apr
21
Stauffer
10% Jan
15
14 V2 Nov
20
13 % Jan
5
18 % Jun
23
Sterchi Bros Stores
29% Jan
14
54
Dec
11
43
Feb
9
593/e Jun
22
'
—.
«...
——
——
23% Jun
Starrett Co
8
(The)
27% Oct
22
26 Va Feb
6
343/8 July
1
Stevens
45% Nov
12
42 % Jan
8
62
4
Stew art-Warner
22
(J
P)
28
17% Jan
5
12
52
Sep
21
18
24 Va Jan
5
33% Mar 25
20
9% Jun
9
17% Sep
25
9% Aug 26
13% Sep
25
—
325
39 Va Feb
14
15% Jan
2
66% Dec 31
28% Dec 29
Sep
50
65
400
22
Apr
21
12% Aug 14
Stone
2
Sep
$5
2
9
Apr
1
11% Sep
23
Jan
16
87
Nov
24
82% Sep
22
94
Apr
24
69
Jan
2
57% Jun
24
653/4 Feb
20% Jan
2
28% Dec
59
Jan
Feb
25
31% Mar
19% Jan
Jan
27
24% Apr
29
15
106% Feb
20
Sunshine
8% Mar 20
-
Sep
35% Sep
2
Apr
35
29
Feb
9
2165
5
3% Jan
8
9% Nov
17
9% Jan
2
20% Dec
19
35% Jan
2
10% Sep
Jan
47
22%
JanTf
15»
Jan
16
161/2
I61/2
16
700
49 %
50
19%
51%
493/4
51
15,200
30
30%
31
31%
31'A
31%
51
12,700
5 2 3/i
52
52%
52%
54
53%
54%
541/2
22 %
3,500
22%
*22
22%
22%
✓
2 Ve
22%
*22i/4
17
%
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
177 a
3,500
18%
18 J/2
18%
18%
18%
183A
18%
181/2
18 Ve
18%
1,000
52
53 %
53
53%
541/4
543/a
55
553A
56
56
30%
30 %
29 %
29%
29%
301/s
30
30
30
30 %
2,003
13
13 y2
12%
13%
13 3/8
14 %
14%
153A
157/a
171/4
654,100
11
12
11
11 y2
11%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13i%
421,600
350
350
55
55%
54%
55%
54 %
543A
55
55
55V2
55 %
1,800
25%
26 J/2
25%
26 %
26
26%
27
28
27 %
29
3,300
11%
11%
11%
12
12
12%
3,800
84
"81
831/2
11%
325
350
351
365
363
54
381
23
380
400
3,800
400
3,150
11%
11'/a
11%
86
82%
82%
59
59%
58%
59 Ve
58 '/a
59
58'/a
58%
58%
53
23%
24%
23%
24'A
23%
24 %
24
24
%
23%
24%
25
20'A
20/2
20 %
20'A
20%
20 '/a
20'A
20%
20%
20%
3,000
30
A
32%
33
32%
32%
*32 %
32%
321/2
32 3A
32%
33
3,000
94
943/4
*93%
94'/2
94%
94
94
93
93 %
1
12.50
Inc
Paper
-
"22
10c
25
Co
63/4
1715
36 %
6%
1700
84
94
6%
6%
1740
1715
*81
63/4
1750
6 3/8
6 3/4
1735
6 3A
1765
1535
10
3,100
27,900
1,200
6%
4,900
16000
2,190
36
37
37
37%
273/8
28
28
*28
29 '/a
900
43
43
44
43%
43%
15,500
Symington Wayne Corp
1
10%
ny8
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
10,600
Talcott Ino
9
42%
43'/a
42
42%
42
19 3/b Jan
Temco
143/a Mar
21
6
9
74'A Feb
11
2
94
5,600
42
41
41%
40
41%
4,200
1
9y2
9%
9%
95/8
103/a
10%
10%
10%
1
10 %
11
I01/2
10%
16%
11%
11%
12
12
10%
12%
11,600
2.50
68 Yt
70 %
69 %
71
72
73%
763/4
76%
76%
__1.25
Tennessee Gas-Transmission Co
5
*34%
35%
35%
35%
*35 %
36'/a
37
37%
38
38%
800
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
31 %
30%
31 %
28,400
773/4
78%
77%
78
77%
78
77
78 %
75%
79
59,000
Corp:
Corp
Texaco
.
Inc
25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
10 Vb
71
6,100
3,500
__5
28%
28%
28%
28%
283/s
28 3/a
283/o
28%
283/4
29'A
Co
33 %
27%
28 %
27%
28%
273A
28%
28%
29%
28%
29 %
12,600
Texas Gulf Sulphur,
;
Texas Instruments Inc
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
No par
18%
l83/4
18 «/2
18%
18%
185/s
18 VB
187s
18%
18%
53,700
124 %
122%
129'A
126%
131 %
53,700
26'A
25%
26%
26
26%
8,300
18
17%
18 Vs
18%
18%
115
112 Va
112%
111%
Texas Gulf Producing
July 15
25% Mar 16
159% July 15
393A Jan 23
21
(James)
Aircraft
Tennessee Corp
When issued
July 21
39 %
1
24
61% Jan 27
.4.16%
Co
A
Tel Autograph
2
87% Aug
3
35% Apr 14
18% Sep
5
6%
1692
58I
363A
16
25% Sep
153/4
42%
Dec
1
%
2 7 3/s
12
Dec
15
36 %
25
39% Aug 22
15%
43%
38'A Sep
86
11,800
15%
27
38% Jan
2
800
15%
36%
25
26
25
22 %
571/2
42%
22
24% Dec
16,000
21%
55%
27
30% Jun
26% Jan
35
22 »A
56%
351/2
9
Apr
%
%
55%
27
3
27
34
22
55%
443/3
21
37
Aug 8
24% Nov 10
34%
22
53%
37%
Feb
2
343/8
21%
54
27
10% Sep
52
Jan
89
34
2iya
53 %
433/8
36% Dec
24
323:,
*20%
55
15%
No par
Sweets Co of America
Swift
27% Jun
55% Feb
33y8
21
53 %
25
23
47% Aug 21
58% Nov 21
Mar" 18
4,800
443A July 16
133/a Mar 16
3
35% Sep
25%
14%
21
*82%
pfd series of '55
Biscuits
Sutherland
14%
14%
1
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
23
May 11
29% Jan
Jan
36% Dec
2
25
38% Aug 27
13% Aug 19
25
22
14%
14%
No par
Sunshine
1535
14%
%
49%
common
preferred series
38% Jan
25
21
Sep
6 % Sep
2,500
143/4
14
30%
common
2nd
21
93
37
29%
.
5%%
32% Sep
19
24
36%
32»/a
20
preferred
Corp
4%%
30
Dec
37%
48%
..
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
Dec
Aug 11
42% Sep
5
29% Dec 30
2
18% Jan
29
1865
3
7% Jan
21
21
9% Jan
3
29% Jan
23% Sep
20 % Sep
38
7
1360
9
15
Co
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
97
13
6% Jan
72
Mar 13
25% Apr 23
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
Fuller
Sundstrand Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
15% Mar 20
79
conv
36%
50%
issued
Sunbeam
38% May 29
36%
31 %
Broadcasting Co
Studebaker-Packard Corp^
When
35%
30%
Webster
&
37
14%.
48%
Storer
14
66% Jan
8
25% Sep
Apr
700
34%
1
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference..
Oct
34,166
33 %
10C
1
18% Nov
19
16
90
32 %
*95
5
Stix Baer
22
60% Nov
*33
33 3/a
100
27% Mar 13
2
26% Dec
00
101
1
6
15Va Jan
2
98
1
20% Jan
7
2
33
1
8
2
*84
46,300
6
Dec
Jan
49%
5
16% Oct
2% Jan
87
33
105
311/8
*92
33%
5
Corp
2
37 '/a Jan
363/4
31%
102
14%
15
& Co Inc
3
20
30%
*90
*83
43%
1
2
6
87
493/8
5
Inc
15% Jan
May
*83
48
31%
No par
CO
15% Jan
&
3i3/4
102
35%
48%
1
10% Jan
Aug 25
30%
*90
47%
1
2
2
Aug
49%
5
Sterling Drug Inc..
17 % Jan
29
Jan
20
Co
L S_
Chemical
3,300
41»A
89
Standard
580
4%
47%
33% Dec
July
*4%
.
7
2
39% July 27
4%
3,900
33,600
25
3
117
.
6.25
Sep
30
Shares
68%
Jan
29% Dec
the Week
Sept. 25
76
23
2
Friday
Sept. 24
68
36
10% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
75%
common
series
PRICES
70
Jersey
Ohio
preferred
SALE
77
Indiana
New
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
68
Inc
Co
California..
of
21
24
Co
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 21
76%
No par
Electric
&
47 % Feb
Sep
Monday
Pat
com___No par
preferred
Standard Coil Products
42% Feb
35 % Feb
LOW
STOCK
$3.50
July 29
62% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
1
117.%
123aA
118%
10
25%
253/4
25%
25%
253/4
1
17'A
18%
17
17%
.17%
124
122
4,600
\
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
98% Jan
6
2
133
Nov
28
% Jan
2
17% Dec 11
44% Jan
7
67
9"% Apr
15% Jan
28
22
25
13
Apr
18
16
193A Jan
8
743A July 23
29% July 30
24
16
23
38% Nov 21
30
Dec
28% Deo
2
Sub share ctfs
124% Mar 18
8
111% Sep
63
Feb
25
Dec
21% Dec
2
Feb
26% May 18
14'A Mar 10
1
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Texas Utilities Co...
Textron
Inc
Jan
2
Apr
36% Sep
24
36 % Mar
4
Thatcher
21
72
6
ThioRol
31% July 30
May
$1.25
353/4 July 24
22
Apr 16
13% Sep 24
143/4 Sep
ex-distribution
Glass
66%
65%
66%
66 »/4
673A
67%
68
67%
69
13,200
50c
22
23%
21%
223/s
22%
23 %
23%
23%
233A
24'A
53,700
25 %
! 26%
(J
114
'113
115
24
24%
233/4
24
24%
241/2
5
32
33
31 %
32'A
3iy4
313/4
313/4
313A
31%
32 %
4,300
1
36%
38'A
363A
39
38%
391/4
39%
41 %
39%
41 >/a
69,700
28%
,28%
*28%
29%
*•'13%'
14%
14 3A
143/4
133/4
133A
14%
200
Co
R)_
15
issued
7.50
*28%
*14
29»A
' 143/4
*Aa/.
25'A
2
21% Nov
17
;
31
Jan
2
2
12 % Jan
8
17.
88
18
29% Apr
14
21% Sep
22
24
16
45% Jan
2
52
81
73
8
16% Jan
Sep
Sep
20% Sep
15
90
May 20
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
46% Nov 14
26% Dec
1
25
Jan
20
Dec
70% May
15% Jan
26 Va
15
65% Dec
2
53% Sep
5
25% Jun
233/8 Jan
37
Feb
3
29
10
7
21
2
163/s Jan
-
30
40% Nov
11
1
.
52% Oct
17% Oct
2
10% Jan
27% Jan
Jan
58
Apr
7
16% Jan
2
25% Nov
17
21
Oct
13
52
37
*
Sep
50% Sep
Edison
Trane
56% Jan
Transue & Williams Steel
.Trans World
29
Feb
Airlines
22 Va
21%
22'A
22
22 %
5,100
52%
53
55 Va
54 3A
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
55%
21%
3,400
17
23% Feb
20
53
•
J
54% Mar
7
16
34 % Jan
Jan
55% Dec
1
54% Jan
9
21% Jan
42% Nov
21
30 % Sep
21
10% Jan
153/e Jun
16
45
36% Dec
32% Jan
9
Jun
753/4 Mar
43% Apr
133/b Mar
6
11
'/ •Preferred
Tung-Sol
3
3
5
Mar 13
48
5
Sep
24
15% Oct
28
10% Sep
22
17% Apr
20
Twin
26% Oct
13
22
17 %
21
25% Apr
1
TXL
2
14% Jun
10
36
Sep
>
Electric
Co
16%
16%
16'A
163/8
16%
16%
55%
56 3/4
57
59
57.3/4
58 3
4
3,900
3C %
29%
30%
30
30%
21,800
*33%
34%
*33%
34%
*33%
35
'
183A
18VB
37%
37%
51
51
24
25%
24
24%
*52
18 %
18%
183/8
37%
37%
*50%
'
Coach
Oil
51%
24'/a
24%
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
23 % Dec
11
19 % Sep
15
30"% Mar 13'
2
11% Dec
29
9% Jun
12
14% Aug
4
Union
51
2
Nov
20
Jan
28
126% Dec
31
120% Feb
9
32 3/4 Dec
31
30 % Jun
19
■L Sep
27% Jan
92
21
Jun~23
88 % Sep
23
44
2
103%
41
Sep
15
81% Feb
5
84
Apr
29
74
Aug
70% Sep
80% Nov
4
81
Mar 24
71
May 22
10
94
Apr 25
80
24
44
Sep
Apr
363/4 Dec
16
30
Sep
Apr
9% Dec
18
263/4 Jan
37% Dec
31
24% Feb
40% Jan
13
543% Jun
24% Jan
2
8
18% May
-21% Jan
7% Sep
22
32% July 28
6
20% Aug
33% Nov
6
30"% Jan
69% Aug
52% Jan
37
Sep
102
19
Carbide
353A Mar 16:
Union
Electric
Co
Union
Twist
Air
United
136
Aug
Sep
3
108
Aug
8
85 % Sep
22
1093/4 Mar 26
27% Dec
5
24% Feb
9
32'A Mar 26
45
Jan
2
37
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
32% Sep
79 % Oct
15
7
22% Jun
90
12
8
38% Apr
10
88% Apr
17:
~8% Nov~18
7% Sep
22
29% Jan
12
Jan
2
34% Jan
Biscuit
United
34% Nov 21
16
pfd
conv
100
pfd
__100
Corp
of
1
Board
Carbon
United-Carr
32
Sep
8
9% May 19
&
Electric Coal
Engineering & Foundry
45% Mar
(Del)
9
United
Fruit
2
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
253A Sep
Jan
31% Sep
25
42% Jan
22
United
Gas
2
50
31
48 % Jan
13
59% Aug 27
United
Gas
11% May 16
5% Jan
2
16% Dec 31
16% Jan
2
12
13% Jun
15
20% July 20
193/4 July 29
10% Jan
2
18% Nov 21
163A Jan
7
213/4 July 24
Jan
3
1 % Sep
8
2% Mar 10
Cos___|I.
Jan
2
17% Dec
2% Oct
2
473A Dec
45% Jan
2
303A Jun
30
34% Mar
23
51% Apr
2
29% Sep
80% Sep
6
29
23
Dec
4
90
2
37% Oct
21% Jan
65% Jan
6% Jan
25
2
14
Sep 23
2
Jan
7
8% Jan
SIP/b Aug
22
26% Jan
153
21
16
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
32% Oct 29
333% Apr 29
78
Dec
Jan;
57% Dec
102
11
42% May
17
86% Sep
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
41% Sep
2
1453A Sep
2
Dec
Sep
8% Sep
16
4
85% Aug 18
35
Jan 26
6
58
Jan
Apr
Mar 30
21
12% Jan
32 % Sep
21
36% Mar
22
14% Apr
2
3
47% Feb
12
11
23% Jan
2
32% Nov
6
28% Sep
21
35 Ve
Apr 20
8% Dec
30
9% Jun
17
8% Jan
2
10
Jan
39
Jan
For footnotes
see
page
26.
U
29
17
44% May 28
29
26
City
Corp
Mines
Mach
Co.^
8
U S
U
18
1%
preferred
25
Borax & Chemical Corp com__l
-
Hoffman Mach
class A
Inc
Co
common
common
preferred
Ai.*—
*31%
30%
*80%
29%
51 %
86%
31%
30%
31%
37,100
8Va
24,300
6,600
44%
30%
30%
8Vs
23%
24
92
33%
21%
33%
33
-39%
39%
39'A
38%
383/8
40 %
39%
125
*102
39 7
«
40
2,100
86
.
28,200
59,400
125
*102
125
1.400
21
21
*20%
39 VB
87
85%
85%
85 3A
25
25%
25%
26%
26
233A
24
24%
24%
■24%
24 y8
92
-87%
92
"87%
92
*88
30%
.30
29%
30%
30%
64 Va
65%
64%
66
67
*30%
31%
29
31
30
8
7%
8
6
33
20%
-
*105
86%"
25%
33
20%
125
85%
24%
8%.
7%
32%
7%
8
'
7%
33
68
%
30
8%
33%
88
26%
%
2,300
%
27,700
2,luC
69
30%
31
68
8
333A
8
4,000
B
30 7
30
16,000
3,000
33%
1.700
32
32 %
32%
32'/a
18%
19
19
19 3/e
19'A
19%
19%
19%
4.800
26
26%
26%
27%
27%
28%
78,600
32
32%
36700
'53
25%
26 %
32%
33%
32 %
32 '/a
31%
32 %
54»/a
54
54
54
55
18%
18%
183/a
18"%
18%
19%
19%
19 %
14%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
16
15%
16
11,100
18%
26,500
*53
17%
55
17%
173/4
18%
17%
18%
18 Vs
1%
1%
13/s
1%
1%
1 %
1%
1%
52 V4
32
513/a
52%
513/b
53%
53%
53%
53%
3 W2
30
30%
31%
.30%
31
31%
29%
31%
*31
30%
*803.',
32
32%
82
*31
32'A
*81
1%
54
300
3.100
4,200
7,900
31 %
570
32 3 4
17,600
82
50
*80%
81
80'/a
82
29%
30
29
293A
29%
30%
29%
30%
7,000
52
53'/8
52%
543/a
53%
54'/2
5374
54 3a
12,200
9734
13,700
*40%
*40
43%
'40
41%
28%
29%
*29 %
30
*29%
30
*8%
9%
*8%
9%
23,500
303/8
44%
30%
10
50
+.^~1
146 ~
8%
32%
290
45
44%
50
1
4
100
common..82%c
4%% preferred-series
S Lines
1
Nopai
preference.
Industries
4%%
*•>.
51
80
45
81
30'A
52
90%
147 "
9%
32%
9%
43%
100
-.
&
5%
-
17%
1
25
common
preferred
Foreign Securities
U S Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co common
7% preferred.
:
27
165
19%
26%
32%
54
19
16'/2
10
4%%
U S
21
120
Shoe
6%
U S
14
9% Sep
41 % Sep
11% Oct
United
6
22
22
Industrial
Park
32%
19%
25%
31%
54.
18%
151/«
13%
10
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
United
32%
No par
Co
Corp
Improvement Co
United Greenfield Corp
United
n
ft
*78
78
7%
7%
140
73
44 %
373/8,
31%
8%
300
79
'
73
78
37%
67%
*76%
79
373A
31%
8
79
78
37%
66%
464.200
80 %
43 Va
29%
36,900
&
SG
*89
73%
30 Va
*88
*76%
3) %
•:c
89%
73
443'4
nos
15,400
16,400
73'A
20%
par
79
45'A
140 %
:
3*2
72
9,700
-*4
138
30%
31
.
12,300
22,800
73%
37
1
Corp
United
United
*76 Va
36%
2
United
37% Mar 16
79
30%
88
Ve
73%
20
,_io
No
(Del)
]'«
89 Va
38%
125
87
25%
2.50
Corp
J
3*2
20%
37%
1
Carton
Co
Fastener
343/4 Jan
27%
86%
25
44%
137%
30%
30%
33
24%
92
30%
No par
23% July
9
*105
43%
134%
88%
I'ii
32%
24%
*88
29%
Amerlca___No par
$4.50 preferred
13
8
1955)
Artists
United
22
Mar 24
22
23
Sep
2
13
(ser of
(ser of 1956) conv
64% Sep
Jan
163% Oct
95
common.
4%
United
26% Jan
223/a Jan
113/4 Jan
2
30% J&n
Inc.
4%
3
United
29
"6%
July
Apr
37'A
0
Aircraft Corp
143
10
Co
United
2
20%
36%
__5
No par
Mar 26
2
32%
8%
33%
10
Co
July 15
31
26
8
66
Jan
27
44%
30
*79
43%
134%
133
90
32
89%
10
45
Jan
Jan
I1,)
89%
10
6
15% Jan
Oct
30%
32
89%
25
22
91
19
30%
preferred
Drill
V 42%
30%
California
Lines
11%
30%
80%
44%
30%
4
14
21
10%
10
*79
25% Feb
14
20%
11%
42%
No par
TankJCar
133/4
21%
10%
134 %
Preferred
Union
13%
21
10%
42 Va
73%
6
133/a
21%
9%
132%
*76 Va
373/4 Jan
13
21'A
42 %
136%
79
of
130
93A
132%
74
111
91
9%
*76%
8
8
27% Nov
10%
No par
Pacific RR Co common.
-
5,200
*73%
Oil
1,600
20,200
13
non-cum
9%
18%
No par
4%
9%
11%
No par
Union
10
37
$3.70 series.
Union
*9%
18%
Preferred $3.50 series
26
13,900
4
11%
Preferred
19
32%
37
14
9% Feb
31%
19
25
53% July 10
*53 3A
11 %
773/4 Feb
383/s Feb
6,200
593/4
33%
36
37
*36
22
series
36%
56 3
*53%
11%
No par
$4
36
36%
6,600
18%
$4.50 series
3>
35%
300
-
52%
36
Preferred
Mar
26%
*52
53
19
4
87
25%
26
10a/4
79 % Sep
•
22,100
10%
12%
■
10,500
38%
51%
17%
21%
—
24%
*52
19%
37%
*50%
10%
13%
common
19%
19%
18%
37
22
42
/
9%
9%
37%
33%
51%
18%
*51
32 V,
32
'
34
10%
9%
6%
60
*33%
3,300
17%
'36
12%
Rights
11
18%
20%
Corp
Paper
Corp
98% Mar
4
10
29
21
Union
% Sep
39
11%
17%
-
•
35 Va
35
31%
10
.5
Asbestos & Rubber Co
150% July 27'
Apr-
10%
53
*53%
31%
1
Union Bag-Camp
17
58
No par
Udyllte Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
5% Jan
83% Apr
"36
1
*52
v
35
30 Va
9%
10
1
Co—
Corp
12% Jan
30% Mar 25
10
59
30%
34 Va
*53%
35%
35
53
*52
54
*53%
30%
5,600
2934
16%
503/4
1
common
28,500
55%
37%
5%
25
29%'
16%
18 %
conv pfd series of 1957
50
Century Fox Film....
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
,
82
23%
54%
1
(conv)
25 %
28%
16%
50
common
A
24%
543/4
37
50%
20th
10
39% Dec
3% Jan
13% Jan
series
32 Va
*80
30
35
-
Feb
43
10,300
52
1
50
54%
22
5
Inc
Truax-Traer Coal.Co
July 31
59
.
16%
28%
"33%
No par
Trl-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred..
3
14
Co
Corp
53%
;_2
Co
Transamerica
42% July 15
24% Jun 18
14
5
2
Toledo
53%
*80
24%
21%
51
21 %
1
54%
82'/a
23
21%
x21%
53 %
21%
15'
12
Jan
22%
26
53%
*80
22%:
52%
22%
51
21'%
£
54%
53%
53%
25
$1.20 preferred
200
.1
82%.
Roller Bearing
No par
Tishmftn Realty & Construction
1
10
common.
Timken
Aug 17
42% Aug
53
*80
22 Va
Jan
8
54
82%
53
*80
21 %
17% Apr
,
21
15
Jan
100
20%
Oil
1,500
__
*133/4
.
5
_i
,
.4% - 'preferred.
Tidewater
70
21
32% Nov
7,
Jan
• v
.34% Sep
2
16% Dec
15
i
.
59% July 10
193/a Mar 11
21% May 15
42
Jan
Common
6
Jan .23
26%
"
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge inc—
41% Feb
813/4 Oct
160
113
No par
Mfg Co:
Chemical
When
66
preferred.
conv
Thompson
23
xll4
common
116
5,600
100
__No par
86 %
91
1453A
146
8%
9
*31
9%
90
147%
8%
92
147»/2
9
33%
*31%
33%
9%
9%
9%
9i/2
*8%
9%
C3
98
96
146
146
147
8%
*31 %
9%
*40
147
170
9,700
9%
8%
9%
33 %
*31%
33 %
100
93A
10 y8
13,200
*40 %
43%
10
41%
29%
29%
*8 %
,9%
30
*8%
30
9%
3,100
25
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26
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2
Jan
a
95
5
43% NOT 21
26% Mar
21% Jan
2
25 3/4 Jan
2
46'/4 Jan
3
53% July 29
51% Jan
13
143% Oct
3
158% Jun
2
32% Jun
80 % Mar
15
3
14
_
193/4 Jan
35
25
D 8
154% Aug 10
24
19
43
28
Sep
22
38 % Feb
21
54% Feb
4
88% May
U S
Mar 11
U
S
23% Sep
9
22
263/8 Jan
21
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9
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22
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26
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2
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21
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13
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6
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6
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22
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3
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3
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72
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9
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8
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17
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7
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10
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24
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19
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8
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10
9
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25
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22
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25
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73
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PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 28
Tuesday
Monday
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
40% Sep
88
18
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Jan
29
18
24%Jun
28% NOT 20
18% Jan
66
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
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12
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20
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333/4 Jan
2
50
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20
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2
77% July 28
12% Jan
8
15% Nov
14
14% Jan
2
21
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
43% Sep
21
55% May 11
Walgreen
25% Jan
15
36
Nov
7
333/4 Mar 30
41% July 29
52 % July 20
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18% May 19
18% Aug 24
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41% Sep
11% July T7
16% Feb
4
11% Aug 29
84
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22
95
25
8
Apr
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8
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26% Dec
31
23
46
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22
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12
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11
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9
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5
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12
1
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21
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10
353/4 Oct
15
49% July 28
22
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13
24% Oct
253/« Jan
2
54% May
45,
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8% Jun
36% Mar
50
563/4 Jan
22
233/eJuly
Jun
19
38% Apr
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24
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33
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41
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4,000
88
89
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91
28
51
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19
42
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8
50% Jan
79
4.10%
Apr 17
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5
96
Jun
2
101
26
Jan
7
38
14
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Air
23% Jan
8
38
Western
Auto
10
97% Jun
17
July 22
100% Aug 12
95% Aug
4
94% Apr 24
81% July 8
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Western
43% July 23
38 % Mar 18
983/e July 8
88% Jan 29
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Union
Feb
79% Dec 31
74% May
7
3
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13
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2
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2
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21
15
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2
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16
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2
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8
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24
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31
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9
83
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8
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21
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110
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11
21
22
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7
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6
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125
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7
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10
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112
2
21
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28
21
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22
7
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21
663/4 Sep 23
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78
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60
2
100
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323/4 Jun
6
38
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15
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7
1
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7
7
14
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283/b July 21
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10
36
4, Nov
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13
48
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30
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2
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4
20
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30
23
35
1
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22
7
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363/a Jan
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16
Apr
35 Ve Sep 22
120% July 27
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29
2
32% Oct
14
2
533/4 Dec
31
27
74
Dec
31
2
97
Jun
5
2
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13
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8
2
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22
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13
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17
29% Feb
10
36% Aug 26
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9
114% Jan
7
20% Jan
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68% Jan
135
2
9
22% Dec
29
Sep
53% Jan
24
67% Sep
15
84
30
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1
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2
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9434 Feb
39% July
493/8 Jun
148
8
24
1
28
25 7/4 Jun
24
21
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81
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:
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100
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171/4
100
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300
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29%
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40
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6%
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6%
651/4
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29%
29
34
common
Power Co
Woodward
43%
43%
46
10
Woolworth
44%
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'
34
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Co
6
44%
43'A
43%
35%
80% July
9
84% July 15
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40
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—
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43%
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com
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preferred
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43%
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41
preferred
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44
35
.-100
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46%
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100
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36% Mar
44
46
5
preferred-.
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9
Sep
sales on this
Ex-distribution.
no
2
2
129
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6,400
46V2
433/4
46%
■
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Wisconsin
37% Dec
2
9
Oil
40% Jan 23
17
Jan
Wilcox
Wilson-Jones
39% Jun
463/4
100
Telegraph
convertible
29
Sep 16
103/4 July 28
46% Sep
1
18
20% Jan
$3
4
49% Nov
46%
*45
100
com
White Stores Inc
Mar 31
8
57%
47
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Co
Sewing Machine
preference
Sep
26% Jan
58'A
100
preferred
Prior
88
2
31%
5%%
White
453/4
6% Jan
22%
56%
46%
41
common
White Dental Mfg (The S
White Motor Co common
2
17
22
56
66,500
46
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6
8% Nov
2134
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convertible
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19% May
2
21%
551/2
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preferred—_100
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&
32% Jan
.
20%
533/8
,
4
preferred series B
78
85% July 10
20% Dec 30
Jan
120% Dec
8
24% Jan
9
25% July
53% Mar 20
July
20'A
.
*38
Steel Corp common
10
/ v $5 preferred
——■
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Whirlpool Corp common——
5
4%%
May 26
97
5
8% Oct
5
Sep 21
Feb
14.600
22
553/4
•
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Jan
2
3.80%
2,900
58%
103/8
48%
1
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2nd
22%
10
4.7%
6%
Westlnghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
667/8 July 7
9 8 3/4 Mar 13
39% July 6
7
20
4% Jan
Maryland
noncum
Wheeling
16% Feb
23% Nov
4%
22
10 %
49%
53%
2.50
Inc
Suppiy
preferred
4.80%
101/8
48 Va
10
47%
21
100
Lines
1,400
10Ve
45%
101/e
46%
43%
preferred
11
56
91% Jan
Apr
120
*
10
45%
46%
Pacific „RR
100
Jan
.4%%
Mar 31
1,900
10 Vs
No par
series C
6
3,100
4.200
'•
50
Pulp & Paper
17
1,000
A
463/4
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Electric Co_
243/4 Dec
89 Vt
89
'
3.400
-
45%
10
—
preferred
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90
/
'66%
10%
1
5
Power 4%%
pfd
preferred series B
4.20%
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100
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&
28% Dec 31
12
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1
14 % Jan
13
12%
15i/4
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19% May 13
63
13
15.
Penn
31 % Feb
48% Jan
12V4
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West Kentucky Coal Co—
West
9
94% Nov
12%
16
Pharmaceutical __1
preferred
24
Jun
2
39%
12%
West Indies
Apr 13
May 6
94
.
1574
29
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3/4
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68
...
1
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68
39%
5
West
May 20
99% Jun 11
May
43%
5
4.80%
8
17
103
17'
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Knitting
Corp
Wesson
5
Apr 29
23
4
68
17
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2.50
Industries
Welbilt
9
4
19
Sep
963A Mar
67V2
17
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4
16% Sep
105
67%
17
Waukesha Motor Co
30
Sep
83 % Dec
85
66%
17%
Inc
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
4
12
Jun
34
13
66 3/4
17
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Warner-Lambert
31% Feb 24
31% May 25
9
4
Mar
353/4 Dec 22
6
7
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9
50 3A Dec
95% Oct
20
Jun
41
44 % Jan
65%
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&
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13/4 Jan
661/2
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Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Warner Co
Feb
26% Not
19% Mar
64%
17%
Ward Baking Co common6%
preferred—
Aug 21
36% Feb
40
Jan
663/4
69
17 V4
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„.
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12% July 22
5
44% Dec 31
25
&
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Not
343/4 Jan
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100
68
67
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10
preferred
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50
20 %
Dec
Waldorf
16
243/4 Jan
48
34 % Jan
21
9% May 21
8
87% Jan
18
48
12% Sep
123/4 May 19
4
30
9
22
Apr
4%%
r
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137
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22
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t
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
sale.
wdWher>
88S00
'stributed.
A'
Number 5885
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1315)
Bond
Record
New York Stock
<<«
friday
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
headed
weekly
—
"Interest
Period"
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
each
more
case
month
tne
32nds
of
Monday
when
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Low
Low
bonds
mature.
.
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 22
High
the
point
a
Tuesday
Sept. 21
EXCHANGE
5
102.14 Nov
5
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
103.14 Nov
In
or
LOW
Range for Previons
Lowest
one
Exchange
yearly
-
ihdlcate
Figures after decimal point represent
Thursday
Sept. 23
Low
High
Friday
Sept. 24
,
High
Low
Sales for
Sept. 25
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds (t)
4s
Oct
1 1969
*96.8
96.16
*96.4
96.12
4s
Feb
1 1980
96.18
*95.14
95.22
*95.12
95.20
*96.26
97.2
*95.24
96
*95.18
95.26
*93.8
93.16
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15 1990
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.
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07.13
May 15 1985
*85.22
85.30
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97.12 Aug 15
*87.2
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15 1964
*85.30
86.6
*92.24
92.28
*92.20
92.24
*86.14
*92.20
92.24
Aug 15 1966
*92.22
92.26
*90.22
90.26
*92.24
*90.18
90.22
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90.22
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Feb
15 1995
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15 1961
81.30
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96.4
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96.4
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96.6
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96.4
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Dec
15 1960-1965
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s—
—
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Jun
15 1961
,
96.26
*96.16
96.24
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____Jun
15 1964-1969
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15 1964-1969
82.20
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81.18
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81.28
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*81.4
81.14
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81.14
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15 1963-1968
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15 1967-1972
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15 1967-1972
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94
29
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81 16
*81.6
81.14
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15 1959-1962
81.26
*93 10
*81.28
93 14
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*93.10
93.14
*93.10
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15 1959-1962
93.14
*93.12
93.16
*93.14
*92 20
92 24
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92.24
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*92.20
92.24
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&
1
1980
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1
1973
96.16 Sep
16
103.8
101.24 Feb
Apr 23
24
6
94.16 Aug 14
Apr 23
93.16 May 20
103.8
Jan
1
1977
*95.16
96.16
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1
1978
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13
98.16
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14
83
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2
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96.16
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92.16
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1975
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1960
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1
1981
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2
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98.16
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—
92.16 Feb
14
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—
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91
98.16
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—
_
98.16 July 22
*97.16
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105.16 Feb
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Nov
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July 15
1972
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1976
1959
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100
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2s
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15
1960
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1961
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1962
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95
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95
3s
—
J2%s
Serial
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and asked price. No sales transacted this
day.
IThls Issue has not
as
bonds
of
New
Transit
3%
York
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
City
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
Stock
SEPTEMBER
Sold
High
Low
-June-Dec
8484|$
19
84^
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series
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9
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series
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11_„__
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3%s
series
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series
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June-Dec
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14
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series
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15
—June-Dec
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16
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120
17
18
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20
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21
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22——.
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series
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23
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No.
24
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25
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99
96%
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96%
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s
1948
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Mar-Sept
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sinking fund 7s ser B
JAExternal sinking fund 7s ser C
5 A External sinking fund 7s ser D
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AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser
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3s
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4'/2s 1971
4aAs 1973
5s 1972
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1978
20-year
20-year
15-year
15-year
15-year
ser
1957
of)
93
99 'A 101%
100
25
93'A
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96
98
98
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96
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86
87'A
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86
87'A
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86
95'A
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52
95'A
86'A
85%
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85%
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94
11
91
21
91
55
93%
94
102'A
93
44 %
28
93
101
1973
June-Deo
94'A
94'A
95'A
12
94'A
1945
Jan-July
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Belgiap Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
5'/2s
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(City of)
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6'As
extl loan 4s
of)
1964—June-Dec
1972
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Mar-Sept
loan
June-Dec
1950
April-Oct
April-Oct
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4'/as debt adj ser B 1978
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of)
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f
1941
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due
1952
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105
88%
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98%
98%
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Jan-July
85(4
62
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s-
1999
loan
pursuant
reduced
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to
water
70
V
95
627a
—
1972—
series Z
AInc
May-Nov
.—
reduced to 2.5%)
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A«s
1950.:
68
(interest
reduced
external
3s
First
May-Nov
1957—.May-Nov
98
69%
debentures
f
s
Consol
First
2001—
;
867a
141
Electric Co—
&
deb
Boston
1936
IA8s
587a
■
93
72 %
deb series
4728
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98
'•'
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102%
*
69%
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60
64
'V*-«
88
99
95%
90
adjustment—
3748
65
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1
907a
7
69%
June-Dec
1964
B 1978..
Jan-July
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4
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30
90
Mar-Sept
A
1979
series
Industrial
s
Bethlehem
81
29
96 78
90
96 %
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debs
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pursuant
C
debentures
Power
Debt
90%
95%
City Electric Cs 1955
A672S
39%
907a
96(4
—
Finance 5s debs 1977
IABerlin
May-Nov
Plan
Gas
Beneficial
693/4
38
(interest
8*0 Paulo
8s
61
—
89
1963—May-No?;
1980
A
debs
47/aS
April-Oct
June-Dec
A
3%3
mtge s f 374s 1990
6872
39
102 Va
13
—May-Nov
Ry
mtge s f 4s 1993
(interest
1952
to
pursuant
reduced
o
39
1962...
1979
debs
conv
56
—
947a
89
Feb-Aug
1st ref
to
Paulo
Stamped
97
31
89
Ohio RR—
conv
Barlln
2.25%) 2004—
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1967 stamped pursuant to Plan A
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2004—.June-Dec
lARome
(City of) 6y2s 1952
April-Oct
Stamped
91
96
57
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7a
lABao
Jebs
—
cons
4%s
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..April-Oct
due
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1984
mtge 37/aS ser A 1970
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mtge 47is ser C 1995—
cons
|A67aS
1968
1984—
deb
47as
RR
ser
subord
&
Beneficial
Feb-Aug
1995—
debs
3%s series D 1980
debentures 1966
subord
1st & ret M
55
*64
Feb-Aug
to 2.5%)
1999:
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reduced to 2% ) 2012
A7a external loan
of 1926
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reduced
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July
Line
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conv
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63
4874
(interest
2012
Grande do Sul (State of) —
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Plan
—
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conv
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(interest
1953
to Plan A
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*48
April-Oct
Rio
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1995.
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Line
mtge
Baltimore
Jan-July
1946
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——_Maw-Nnv
8s
—
1st ref
1973.
(City of)
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Refining. 2%s
1st cons
*56
June-Dec
;
1977—
debentures
1st
917a
89
June-Dec
mtge
1st
87%
95(4
7174.
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1977
Gen
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70
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1976—
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1995
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117a
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94
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1
68
96
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debentures
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83%
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83 V4
'/4
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14%
5s
186
83%
62 7a
88
717a
1977
debentures
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11874
;
■
,
44
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5748
44
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101
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89
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35
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1961
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&
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102 7a
92
967a
44
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gold
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121
70
debentures
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205
913/a
14
9574
83
95%
110
June-Dec
93
*67
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101
92 74
99% 100
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90
17
16
203
100
9
10
78(a
1969
186
Va 100(4
17
10.
1987a
107 % 109 7a
1962_Aprii-Oct
April-Ocf
—_Fcb-Aug
205
100
13 7a
81%
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first
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472s
1959——Mar-Sepf
1st
Arbor
Ann
1017a
13
—
72'4
NiLrate
Anheuser-Busch
100
1
99
*186
100 7a
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.375%)
2001——Jan-July
7%8 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
.
97
Atlantic
A47as assented 1963
8s
2
18
*186
1961—Aprll-Oef
lAPoland (Republic of) gold 6s 1940
April-Ocf
A4y2s assented 1958—
April-Oct
lAStabillzation loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Oct
A4y2s assented 1968.
:
April-Oct
lAExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950
Jan-July
Porto
98
91
—
.Feb-Av.g
1973
debentures
Anglo-Lautaro
95(4
96
83
—
—_—-April-Oct
Jan-July
1990
Tobacco
debentures
37ts
100
96 74
Feb-Aug
1983
debs
conv
American
Armour
,_Mar-Sept
2nd
6s
99%
6
Jan-June
91%
Co—
1973
debentures
47*s
46
10574
98
(interest
to
ANat
99 'A
Mar-Sept
2.125%) 2008.
(Republic of) external 7s
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97
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May-Nou
1947
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1968—
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lAPernambuco
43
23
97%
97'/a
*98'/a
97 Va
Mar-Sept
1963
to
102
'100
97(4
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lANuremberg (City of) 6s 1952—
Feb-Aug
4Vis debt adj 1972
Feb-Aug
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
6s
100
3s
1965—
new
—June-Dec
1987.—
1971
debentures
debentures
5s
Mar-Sepf
1970——
debentures
4%s
(interest
2008
5Vis
46
43
43%
debentures
debentures
3748
-Mar-Sept
__
May-Nov.
1982—
debentures
8%s
19G4
1980
debentures
2%s
Mar-Sept
(interest
f debs
s
1
85
108
June-Dec
1988
April-Oct
Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
1975
3%s
ASecured extl sink fund 6'/2s 1958
.
—April-Oct
94
93%
91%
*96 7a
1.970.—May-Nov
1966
88 74
88
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
2%b
April-Oct
3%s'
debentures
debentures
27as
Minas
1984576
109
3:(4s debs
Co
debentures
2%8
*20
1963-Jan-July
—
of)
conv
American
__—
3%s
Machine & Foundry
subord debs 1977
American
58
Ltd
.Jan-July
Apr-Oct
1989—.
Corp
& Foreign
junior
Feb-Aug
1932
debentures
3s
Can
4.80s
Jan-July
—
(1942 agree't)
debentures
Airlines
American
—
1964
__
June-Dec
Canada
of
Co
X
s
American
(assented to 1922
1933
assented
new
s
—Feb Aug
1979
American
*19 7a
1979
1962
37as
America
ot
American
——
{ASmall
lAMilan
16
Co
debs
subord
sinking fund debentures
f debentures 1983..—
3%s
472s
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1963-Jan-July
—;
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A6s
20 '/a
20%
.
assented
new
20(4
18%
conv
debentures
f
s
—
——Jan-July
—
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(1942 agree't) l968..Jan-July
(assented to 1922 agree¬
1975——April-Ocf
84
6
-.'v
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83
17
3s
92
13
91
1007a
*._
9972
June-Dec
assented
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__
—Mar-Sept
109'/a
(assented, to 1922 agree't)
1954
new
May-Nov
Jan-July
1972
—
—May-ivot/
Si
47*8
*19%
*19%
—
.—
1967—.
374s
mtge 37as
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A
20%
102
COMPANIES
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981.April-Ocf
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—_—.April-Ocf
Allied Chemical & Dye 372s debs 1978
April-Oct
18%
100
__
100
INDUSTRIAL
5173
137a
17 «/4
20
20
—
_—
IA 4s of 1904
A4s
1963_Jan-July
—
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due
agree't)
1st
June-De<
AND
RAILROAD
1984
Susquehanna RR
Aluminum
(1942
Co
*147a
*188
48%
—
assented
new
A4s
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100%
206
2
91
94
.
*10 7a
June-Dec
26
1968
(Republic of)
A5s
1968—Jan-July
agreem't)
1961—
37as
mortgage
Albany
97
101V4 101 (-4
91%
*84 7a
17
19
High
191
202
90%
Feb-Aug
6s of '26
Southern
107 »/a
192
101%
Low
*195
101 %
May-Nov
1979-
extended to 1971
1961
101 Va
98 Vh
Jan. 1
No.
—
1958
(City of)
190
10
Aldens
—-Jan-July
1978-—
(1942
assented
due
6s
Range Since
Sold
191
91
|A47aS
Irrigation—
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Mexico
99
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June-Dec
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Mexican
92
Bonda
100
*90
95
94 %
June-Dec
—
—.May- Nov
144
214
,_.Feb-Aug
(State
JAJugoslavia
12
extended to 1964—
Feb-Aug
*30 1965
———May-Nov
extended to 1975
.—May-Nov
1954
due
1
95%
*98
June-Dec
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73
High
*170
April-Ocf
(dollar bond of 1937)
_
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5%s
92 Va
95
Friday's
378s-47as-4-^s external conversion 1978.June-Dec
46-4748-4728 external readjustment l978_Feb-Aug
372s external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
lAWarsaw (City) external 7s 1958—
Feb-Aug
72%
142
or
April-Ocf
1961
'27
External readjustment 1979
A Yokohama
f extl loan 1974
s
68%
June-Dec
Week's Rang*
Bid & Asked
(Republic of)-—
Uruguay
737a
68%
of
extended to 1963
1953
6s
3%s-4s-47bs
*99% 104
Sale Price
extended to 1971
1961
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
I 6s 1st mtge $ series 1953
.
**
*102
Last
Period
—
loan
extl
57as due
9978
13
'.~w
%
99
33
69 %
114%
104
Public
5%s
(City of)
Tokyo
Works
30-year
Italian
Japan
9
1127a 113
99
April-Oct
external 6%s; 1960
Helsingfors (City)
Italian (Republic)
113
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
Low
High
Low
No.
High
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid &, Asked
Range Since
A57as
r«n>.Dec
bonds 1980
Dec
3s dollar bonds 1972
June uec
Greek Government-Mav-JVow
A7s part paid
A6s part paid 1968
—a„hi nJt
fAHamburg (State of) 6s 1946—
Apr 1-Oc
Conv & funding 47aS 1966-----Apru uct
dollar
Bonds
Friday's
or
German
58
SEPTEMBER 25
WEEK ENDED
Week's Rang*
Low
(cont)—
International loan of 1930
FOR
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
.
*—.—June-Dec
103
103
103
1
10274
75%
109
Volume
Number 5885
190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
29
(1317)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
or
Low
Oentral RR
Central
New
Central
Pacific
FirBt
York
1974
3s
Power
^_Jan-July
-April-Oct
.
42i/4
High
42
79 %
89 y4
Ry Co 3%s series A 1974—Feb-Aufif
3%s series B 1968
Feb-Aug
Low
127
79 y4
89 y4
5'/as
Pasco
Gotham
89%
Champion
4%s
33/4S
subord
conv
Jan-July
101%
ApriZ-Oct
1971
3%s
107
debs 1984
Ohio
&
102 y4
312
Ry
99
39
102%
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
1st & ref mtge 4%s 1978
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral
mortgage
First.mortgage
93%
—
A5s
income
Chicago &
Chicago
debs
Erie
series
122%
96%
103%
*74
77 %
77%
87
76 Va
86%
76V'a
series
4s
11
AGeneral inc mtge 4'/2s Jan 1
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville
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84%
85%
92%
92%
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96
B
series
3s
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;
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82
74%
I
74'%
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88
70'/a
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97
77%
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82
99
L
1963
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1963
99
%
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Jan-July
63
93%
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93
93
93
92
92
77
79
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77
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100,4
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87
87
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92
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92
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48
—
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__
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St Louis
Cleveland
Mich
&
70%
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1991_Jan-J«ly
60
60
1990_May-No»
*81
23
Electric
1970
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23/4s
1985
1st
mtge 3%s
1st
mtge
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86
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f
s
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53%
55'/a
28
52%
79
79
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:
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debentures
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75%
gold
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1961
r
debs
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—-
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—
1977—
1982
1977
conv
1977
1989
1988
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94 %
16
93%
95%
23
94%
170
177 Va
177'%
87
94
76
76%
92%
series
1977
C
1979
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35/as
debentures
series
3%s
debentures
series
4%s
debs
5%s debs
1980
1981
F
1981
G
1982
series H
--
»
1973—
debs
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subord
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Ohio
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&
1st
mortgage
1st
mtge
*
f
s
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and
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and
refund
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&
ref
&
ref
and
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ref
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ref
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ref
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1st
&
ref
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ref
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M
series
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&
1st
rer
&
M
ref
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ser
^_Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
.May-Nov
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Jun-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
3s
conv
conv
debs
1963
debentures
4s
1989
P
Garrett
Corp
General
American
94
97
94
94'/a
4
"
37
4%s
4
90
90
1973
Electrodynamics Corp—
4%s conv subord debs 1984
June-Dec
Consolidated Gas EJ Light & Power (Bait)—
1st ref M 27/as series T 1976
Jan-July
1st ref M 27/as series U 1981
*
April-Oct
f 23/4s series X 1986Consolidated Natural Gas 23/48 1968
31/4S debentures 1976
ref mtge s
debentures
3%s
3s
101%
102%
98
78
208
80
80
—
20
■
—
98
77%
80
83
"
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■
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70
69%
#
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;
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debentures
,
.
,
79
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1st
debs
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conv
4'/2s
mortgage
Continental
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Continental
Can
Continental
Oil
Corn
Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Co
Co
Northern
A 1st
3s
For
of
Rys
mortgage
4s
footnotes
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
May-ZVop
1988
April-Ocf
72
69%
78
1984
subord
79
73%
25
60%
-
♦79
133
97%
97%
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&
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86
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4%s
General
82%
24
78%
81%
81%
81%
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78
78
78
13
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80 Va
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86
86
7
87%
101
86
2
93
,
94
677
89
118'/a
91%
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101
102
43
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91
101 %
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136
91
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98
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100
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1,237
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89
101
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94
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82%
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86
87%
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101
5s
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101
104%
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Co
series
1976
D
50
86
96 %
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mortgage 3!/as
297
100
105%
General
mortgage
421
257
100
119%
98
104
29
98
125%
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mortgage 2%s
mortgage
Gulf
Mobile
78'/a
78
81
75%
76
82
75%
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70%
76
Ohio
&
1st
5s
85
91
Gulf
82%.
82%
82%
92
3s
84 y2
85
86%
1st
mtge
1st
2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1981
85
2%s
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78
*98
100
105
101 y2
100'/a
108%,
Hackensack
92 y2
92 Va
102%
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*99
92 %
83%
1st
mtge
6 %
7
19
5 %
76%
77%
15
76%
99
98
99
46
98
105%
5'/2s
120
112
120
82
112
130%
5s
7
94
%
94 %
6
94%
15
High
105
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3
90
93
4
83%
92
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78
98
90%
83 %
78
5
77
86
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98
17
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90
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90
1
89
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12
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debentures
series)
1975
series) 1978
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2%s
fund
1970
1968
debentures
4%s s
f debentures
1977
4%s s f debentures 1984
5s s f debentures 1982
1978
Manhattan first 5s A
IA Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
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&
95%
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85
268
124
163%
143 Va
141% 148%
226
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99
2015
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111
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102
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102
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1
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66
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75
85
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81
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79
87
87
87
91
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75
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80
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80
It
85
74
74
91\
Jan-July
Jan-July
202
Community—
(7th
(11th
sinking
91%
143 %
1976—Mar-Sept
Hocking Valley Ry first 4V2s 1999
83'%
98%
86%
74
78
91
237
of the European
and Steel
secured
secured
90%
83%
mtge 2%s
Mining
Coal
84%
first
Corp 4'/2s 1970
Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970
77 Vz
96
97 Va
55
*__
June-Dec
June-Dec
1979
Water
86
1,135
137
May-Nov
inc debs series A 2056
Jun-Dec
SLates Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
debentures 1969
Jan-July
&
128
98%
87 Va
RR—
mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044
ref M 3%s series G 1980
General
85
*78 y4
92Va
P 1982
series Q 2010
R 1961
2V4s series
mtge Inc 5s series A July
General
*__
series N 1990
3'/as series O 2000
mortgage 2%s series
General
'
87%
97'Va
143 %
April-Oct
4%s 1981
series C
General
104
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
92%
93%
108
86%
98"%
1983
Ry Co—
1973
4'/2s
•
Feb-Auy
1979
debs
Rubber
Northern
General
109%
95
95%
99^
Great
102%
102%
98
91 Va
84
91%
86
176
88%
87%
100
149%
98
90%
80
97%
94%
123
156
80%
88
88%
92
37
Mar-Sepf
conv
1977
debs
5
91%
92
125%
May-Nov
May-Nou
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965__May-Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3V2s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4Vas conv 1978
Jan-July
&
90
89
Corp—
4%s
84
93%
May-Nov
General
Co
100%
123 Va
June-Dec
87
Tire
85 '/a
95
93%
88 Va
Glidden
8
140
June-Dec
4s
subord
97%
48
100 Va
77%
243
104%
'66_May-Nov
1970
Time
conv
126
99
125%
79%
78
62%
87%
81%
-
1969
debs 1980
debs 1971
3.30
Corp
debs
conv
4%s
61%
53
80
95
-Jan-July
1979
Corp—
debentures
Telephone
83%
81%
Jan-July
1983__Apr-Ocf
Utilities
Income
79
90%
debs
3y4s
Corp
Realty
conv
75
88%
62%
99
86
76
59%
85 ya
85'%
87%
83
96
53 y4
85
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sep
1
96
85
98% 100
debentures
2
35
98%
87
90%
23
101
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
debentures
76
--
133
84%
76
111
61%
Mar-Sept
A4s
91%
102%
iooya
54
85
Mar-Sept
_Feb-Auy
79
—
page
61%
—
__
59
1975
General
"
112
55%
1972
4s debentures
25
—
42
95
debentures
5s
1
'■
'
debentures
83%
75%
77%
May-ZVop
see
55'%
857/a
5s
73%
*79%
Apr-Oct
3s debentures 1965
3:,/as debs 1976
Am
—
♦
1
April-Oct
April-Ojtf
1961
1964
'
May-Nov
April-Ocf
1987
4%s
II
May-Nov
1984
debs
debentures -1969
83%
67%
94%
134%
101%
__
_
3%s
1
86%
72
83
April-Oct
debs
Co
,
—
Mar-Sepf
1978
1960
debentures
debentures
Hertz
2001
1972
debs
debentures
3s
93%
101 '/a
Texas—
Foods
75
__
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
first mtge 27/as 1975
Power
mortgage
4% 8
1st
inc
cum
_May-Nov
—
Transport 4s conv debs 1981Co 5'/2s income debs 1987
Electric Co 3y2s debs 1976
76
76
Mar-Sepf
.
debentures 1983
;
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
43/aS
Consumers
of
Co
1982
1976
Cigar
3%8
128%
4
74
■
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
June-Dec
1979
1978
debentures
subord
conv
1980
debs
conv
Oil
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1979
Amer
3s
'
101
95
88
*88 Va
May-Nov
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
Corp 3%s debs 1976-.
General Motors Acceptance Corp— ,
Consolidated
1st
4%s
General
ser
5'/as
M
99
96
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
N 1987
1st & ref M 4s series O 1988
1st
93%
1027/s
2%s
1986
1986
series M
4 '/4s
98
*88
.•
1961
1974
A
4%s conv debs
85
110
355
105
,
54 %
—
55'%
April-Ocf
debs
Ry Co 4%s
Denver
&
97
104
97%
1985
3%s
M
1st
11
Worth
May-Nou
-Mur-Seot
1984
3%s
Gardner-Denver
89%
J983
1st &
&
Fort
85%
1982-Mar-Sept
B 1977-ApriZ-Oct
C 1972_June-Dec
1972
May-Nov
1979
Jan-July
1981
Feb-Aup
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
2%s ser
1st
and
Foremost Dairies Inc 41/2s
89%
90%
'
90'/a
3'/2s
1st
-
and
First
91
82%
83%
85
29
*86
Aprll-Oct
debs
conv
5
101
June-Dec
1st
First
4s
5
1 - ■
23/4s ser
refund mtge 3s ser D
refund mtge 3s ser E
refund mtge 3s ser F
M 3y4s series G 1981
M 3%s series H 1982
First
Stores
_6
105
90%
*105
3%s 1971—Mar-Sepf
series
5s
84
General
.
Coast
83%
85
88%
97% 109
108
2000—Jan-July
G
ser
1977
83%
<>
5
90 Va
April
April-Ocf
1976
3s
84
:
88
88%
*100
1972
83%
1970—May-Sept
Elec 3'As
debs
Rubber
81
East
Fair
94%
2001
mtge
refund
Food
82%
n
86
*102
2020
1
83%
83%
„
Edison of New York—
refund mtge 23/4S ser A,
First
86%
90
:
1999
debentures
I
s
Consolidated
subord
Tire
AFlorida
General
3s
debentures
86%
82
—J.
80%
105 %
series L 1977
First mortgage 3s series N
1978
3s sinking fund debentures 1999
2%s
*81%
-w-i •
11
96
4'/2s
mortgage
Feb-Aup
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
_May-Wo»
May-Nov
81%
General
1983
3%s
80%
81%
75%
88%
——
ApriZ-Oct
1973—Jan-July
5y4s
first mortgage
debentures
2%s
Gen
1987
Combustion Engineering Inc—
3%s conv subord debs 1981
Commonwealth Edison Co—
First
117
116%
73
Metallurgical Corp—
conv
105'/4
1964
debs
conv
105
4%s
Firestone
100%
1983
series K
47/as
Pansteel
98
208%
75%
88
—J
ApriZ-Oct
1965
6s
3Vas
debs Jan
division
92%
1983
series J
debs
95
99%
87
96%
"
*
May-Nop
first
mortgage
Income
Ohio
223
96 %
105
Co—
consol
98
series I 1982
5s debs
4%s
D
series
388
A 5s
81
80
168
13
—
First consol mortgage 3Vis ser F 1990__Jan-July
First
80'/a
82
93'%
76%
:
,
138
83%
95
1965—Jan-July
mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015
First consol mortgage 3%s ser E 1904
82
97
93%
&
Railroad
75
90%
—
Corp—
debs
Southwestern
&
70%
.—.*
80%
•
(N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
Eastern Ry 3%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Joliet
100 y4
93%
Mar-Sept
Fuel Associates 3V&S
subord
91
66%
97 '/a
83'/a
_May-Noc
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
3%s
Stainless
67
66 y8
23
i
■>_
86%
64%
—
'
—
98
97%
'
—
80
79%,
'
153
72%
9
176%
134 Ye
■
—
89 Va
167
'«—».
1
"
*66%
—
—
Feb-Aug
Apr-Oct
1961
mortgage
conv
•'
30
80%
*65%
1976_Mar-Sept
1983
Apr-Ool
mtjge
&
——;
80
.
%
90%
77%
83 y4
—
*67
Mar-Sepf
Apr-Oct
Apr-Oct
Gas
87%
139 Va 140 %
89
78 %
74
mm —
'
April-Ocf
4%s
82 %
72 y«
■
80
80
17
■--I
71
91
90
"
■
4%s
2%s
4
84%
72%
*70
-—
B
ser
80
80
82%
140%
May-Nov
1978
Co
.
June-Deo
-June-Deo
General
-76%
95%
93%
85%
—
*_
May-Nov
__Feb-Aug
1995
4s
debentures
Industries Inc
Paso
83%
80
May-Nov *
4%s
debentures
subordinated
Erie
66
97
>
112%
June-Dec
1975
B
series
debentures
110%
■
85
87
85
83%
'1.JL
_Mar-Sept
4s debs
Corp
2.35s
3%s debenture
1975
A
series
3%s
<
100
105
66
61
79
—
■>
Mar-Sept
1980
stamped 1965
Energy Supply Schwaben Inc
Inc—
series
debentures
03
93
*99
gtd 4 Vis .1961—April-Oct
Corp 4%s 1977
Jan-July
Iron
&
75
*85
——
first
Columbia Gas System
3s
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
1993
Line
75
—.,.
3
—
—
1982__May-Sept
5s
90%
80
63%
79
Jan-July
April
1969
RR 2%s
debentures
Edison El 111
84%
85
72%
53 y*
54
May-Nov
1984
O
Co Inc—
subord
conv
5s
81
74%
~
May-Nov
1994
Cleveland Short
—
■
;
1989
;-
67
53%
-Mar-Sept
Tunnel
&
Aircraft
Eastern
93
59
99
42%
14
_April-Ocf
June-Dec
1995—,
Terminal
Eastern
74%
70%
6
30
1st
94%
81
15
80
—
T>
3s
2
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,
■
__
95
58'/a
1st
101
70
71
4s
1st
Div
first coll
Division
5
62
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
1st mortgage 3y28 1986
'
Wab
Cincinnati
101%
54
1st
101
88
__
trust 4s
4'/as series E 1977—Jan-July
Refunding and impt
*88
•
89%
90
60%
'
'
;;,
__
93
13
V
June-Dec
series I
lien
first
4s
Chemical
Elgin
*74
106%
82
54
1985-
;
3%s
3s
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
Cincinnati
General
99
87%
82%
62
1970
H
1971
ref
&
Duquesne
83 y4
94%
99%
10
*11
May-Nov
1973__
debentures
debs
ref
4s
92%
78%
100%
150 Va
81
100
_May-Nov
mtge 2%s ser J 1985
ref 3%s ser K 1976
&
Dow
98%
Mar-Sepf
—April-Ocf
Jan-July
1977
f debs
s
"\
-
1985
1988
2%s
&
Douglas
83%
88
—
:—Jan-July
1960
debs
4s
1970
1971
debentures
Cleveland
91%
87%
--
105%
Western RR—
Detroit Tol & Ironton
Terminal—
Union
Financial
T
3%s
21
89%
*90
—
mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
mortgage 23/4s series G 1974
Feb-Awp
First
First
>
-May-Nov
4'/8s 1987
-
A
ser
3s
series
convertible
Dresser
77%
78
81%
99
^
May
ser
37/as
refund
conv
Detroit
9b
92
82%
78
*—
99
1973__May-Nov
•
ref
Second
93%
7
tr
Gen
98 %
3
O
-
•
5s
Gen
66
5
•,
76
§erles A (3% fixed
3s
and
&
5s
trust
110
25
77 %
Co—
1993
Light
coll
3%s
69
~1
63
tr
Grande
3%s
83
63
__
—
mtge 4%s ser A?il982_—-May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975-ApriI-Oct
1st
61
Gen
105
67
&
Edison
Gen
78
98
100
79
Salt Lake Income mortgage (3%
1%
contingent1 interest) 1993—_Jan-July
fixed
77%
82
14
116
76%
79'%
contingent interest)
1993
mortgage series A 4%% 2018
&
General
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
v
1%
67
24
100%
110
77%
*—
Income
72%
10
&
Rio
&
Diamond
*62%
Jan-July
F
82
98
Mar-Sept
coll
&
Power
mtge
Denver
73
77%
100
115 y2
May-Nov
RR
25%
.
83 Va
•58%
60 Va
series
M
Division
mtge & coll tr 4%s
Detroit
62
63%
refund
First mortgage
.
60%.
and
&
mtge
Denver
82%
65%
22
199
__
78
1963
Western
&
Essex
59%
77
67%
64 Va
»/4
62
>;
77
-.
extended
4s
mortgage due
•
63
50
78
1983
Lackawanna
Delaware
81%
54
77
debs
1st
74
61%
1965
1977
Hudson
&
First
t.
71
'53
subord
12
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
_ApriZ-Oct
Jan -July
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1984
1st
26
I-
debentures
11
*—
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042
Pennsylvania Division—
99%
6
'-;
.
3s
AIncome
82
70 Va
mortgage
mortgage 5s 1987
& Go 2%s debentures
Detroit
1994:
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3yas series
10%
*10%
Jan-July
3s
Morris
86
89
C
23/4S-4y4s
Income
76
59
80%.
:_Jan-July
.
10%
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
92%
70 Va
mortgage
1978
3V»s
1982
1
87
80 %
y;
74
—
1999—April
1
Jan
19B9_.
1995_:_
ser
81
1
*92%
——
1983.
;
Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_Jan-July
5 Vis
mtge
£_
■;.V
.
April
April
1983
Jan 2003
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 27/fls ser
A 1980
4Vis
8014
*81
—;
April
2038
•
inc 4Vis
conv
•'
•
80 V4
mortgage
Delaware
Ry—
Jan
Western Ry—
mtge
mortgage
June-Dec
4%s
96
*82
.
First
23
Jime-Deo
1970
4s
3Vas
92%
96
—-
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A
1994—
Jan-July
General mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4Vis conv Increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
A 5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055
_Mar-Sept
Chicago & North
26
10
1970
B
Delaware
957/a
i988— Ja"-*t»lv
a
10%
A
Deere
■-
76 Va
—May-Nov
1982
5s
Western
5
series
series
1st
<
*~
1997—:
April
1985
May-Nov
May-Nov
2054
Jan
1st gold
Great
9%
ref 4s
First
83%
105%
141
*82
5s
B
19
ref
First
94
98 y4
105 y2 108%
__
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
inc conv
3%s
25%
i07/a
lien &
First
126
83%
refunding mortgage 3 V/sS 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 27/ss 1970—Feb-Aup
First and
9%
9%
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986
April-Ocf
Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs 1977
-Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975__April-Ocf
117%
Chicago Burlington & Quincv RR—
First and
High
18
lien
&
Jan. 1
Low
13'%
—June-Deo
1970^.
4s
Bang* rfno*
Mo.
13%
A 1st
93
*__;
108%
1992
4%s
gen
& equip
Bond*
Md
High
—Jan-July
A 1st
90 %
Thursday'*
or
Bid & Asked
Low
mortgage 4s June 30 1870.
AImp
85%
1
102 y2108
*92 I/a
Jan-JuZy
^_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3%s series D 1996—May-Nou
Refund and impt M 3 Vis series E 1996—Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 37/aS series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1969
_Ja?i-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
._Jdn-July
Chesapeake
99
1965—Jan-July
deb
1981
Last
Sale Price
ACurtis
1979
Fibre
&
Paper
Debenture
90
Inc—
subord debs ww
conv
A 1st
•
2
Week's Banff*
Friday
Interest
Period
Cuba RR—
49
79%
25
BONDS
v
debs
subord
conv
Chadbourne
5.90s
Corp—
SEPTEMBER
New York Stock Exchange
High
42
1
.
ENDED
Jan. 1
No.
43 '/4
WEEK
FOR
Mange Since
Sold
mortgage
de
Cerro
3%s 1987
of N J
Co.
RANGE
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
103
Apr-Ocl
Jan-July
93%
*90
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1957__Feb-Aug
April-Oct
100%
95
25
17
99%
93%
164
10fy%
91
*83
lOOjVa
83
95
85%
98%
e
95
89
87
3
,
95
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*
97
97
103%
93
104
105%
93
93
1.
97
>
96 %
98 7'a
12
96%
56
5t
56
36
50%
66
14
13'/2
14%
33
13%
28%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1318)
30
.
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Sale Pries
New York SUek
or
Friday's
Bid A Asked
Low
series B 1979
mtge 3'As series Q 1980
mtge 3%s series H 1989
1st
1st
Credit
Jan-Julf
Jan-Julf
New York Stock
Low
No.
24
72
70%
77'/a
77 Vi
89%
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General
64%
80
*97%
—Feb-Aug
Series A 4s fixed Interest 2003
Series B 4Vis fixed Interest 2003
C
88%
26
6s
Hudson
mtg 4 %s series K 1993
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
70
61
*61%
*77%
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
ASerles
42
60%
General
stamped 1964
1st 8c ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Series
93%
58
<Sc
mortgage
registered
Ref
3
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
93'A
59'A
1st
N
96
86
.
93%
Jan-July
trust
Central
AGeneral
95%
92 %
*86'A
April-Oct
Y
Term
89%
92
*115
75'A
Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Afar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
N
84
95%
95
*96
69%
69
N Y
96
45%
1
61%
168
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
mtge conv lnc 4%s ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4'As A 1973 Jan-July
81%
83
45%
200
70%
AGeneral
81'A
78'A
86
69
62%
69
First
,
Afar-Sept
8c Mich South gold 3 Vis
*97—June-Dee
registered 1997
June-Dee
Coal 8c Navigation 3 Vis A 1970
Aprll-Ocl
N
79
77
94
61'A
4%s
90%
93
..
N
122'A
79
87
69'A
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
N Y & Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043—
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
80%
89
77
Jan-July
_Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Ocf
Shore
3 Vis
100'A
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt 8c Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKreuger 8c Toll 5s certificates 1959
Lehigh
667
90
95%
Jan-July
unguaranteed
76'/a
78%
Apr-Oct
1961
1
High
82%
80
57%
N Y
90
80%
Karstadt
Plain
76%
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s series F 1980
4Vis Income debentures 1989
135
107
*79
Light 23As 1978
June-Dee
Ry 3'As ser C 1984_June-Deo
2 Via 1974
122
100% 105
105
Apr-Oct
(Rudolph) 4Via debs adj 1963—Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987—
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4 Via 1961
Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
84'A
1123A
1998
A
First
245
89'/a
99%
96
*
112%
Low
*85
Co—
series
3 Vis
registered
1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3'/as registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980 _June-Dec
96
87
April-Oct
43As
90
1
*79
168
Lake
104 Vi
151%
Jan. 1
No.
58%
3Vis
International Minerals 8k Chemical Corp—
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%s conv subord debs 1983
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3'/as 8 I debentures series A 1977
Range Sine.
Sold
57%
General
104'/a
97
98%
97
N
104%
96%
Feb-Aug
May -Now
Bond*
62'A
Q3
96
13
4s
RR
•— Mar-Sept
1977—May-Woo
High
58
8K
82
8IV2
95
Friday's
Collateral
88
285 Vi
81
Central
Consolidated
80
237
or
Bid & Asked
Refunding & Impt 4Vis series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
78 Vi
73
10
300
95
York
1974
3%s
Orleans
New
86
77 Vi
73'A
Power & Light 3s
Term
1st mtge
Jersey
New
89%
*74
Sale Price
Week'. Rang.
Last
Period
J,ow
80
87
*80
Interest
Exchange
Hlgk
Harvester
Corp 4%s debs ser A 1979
w-:
>r>
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sold
*80
Jan-July
mortgage 3.20s series Z 1982
1st mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
1st mtge 4Vis series L 1989
SEPTEMBER
Range Since
89 V#
77 Vi
Mar-Sept
Mar-Bept
1st
International
High
70%
May-No.
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
3%s s 1 debentures 1980
Inland Steel Co 3'As (Jebs 1972
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Bonds
New
Illinois Bell Telephone 3%s aeries A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dee
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Noe
Conaol mortgage 3%a
FOR
Week's Bang*
Last
Period
bonds
refunding 3'As 1983
& refunding 3%s 1985.
& refunding 4%s 1987
&
refunding 3%s 1988
ref mtge 4%s 1986
84%
46
79%
77%
91%
83%
74%
74%
81%
79
'72%
83 y.
Feb-Aug
82
82
77 %
76%
*71
79'A
75%
_Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
*96 %
99
96
June-Dec
*92%
Jan-July
April-Oct
85
85
95'A
"3
85
95%
85%
84
82%
106'/a
93
104
Number 5885
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1319)
31
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
or
debs
subord
conv
1984
Bid & Asked
Apr-Oct
e'hUiips
4%s
Petroleum
1964
debs
973A
Feb-Aug
1987
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
97%
91'A
93
88'A
f
s
Potomac
3%s
debentures
Electric
debs
conv
Co
5
88
91
72 '/8
76
97%
98%
97%
97%
Service
Electric
debentures
88%
and
refunding
and
First
and
refunding
and
refunding
First
and refunding mortgage
91
93'A
91%
92%
95%
99%
*83
■
'—
Quaker
Radio
105
102
92
105%
series
A
#
4 Vis
series
B
4Vis
series
C
85
Gas
*—
U6'A
71VA
*—
6'As
gold
Ry
4s series
Louis-Southwestern
Union
*92'A
110'A
103
99
Air
conv
Line
RR
*71'A
&
Roebuck
Service
Pipe
Shamrock
4%s
Co
5'As
3s
Bell
debs
California Edison
Pacific
Ry
85%
95'/a
117%
98%
99%
—
100%
90
—
91
88%
■
__
85
81%
76%
6
88%
1994
mtge
99
115
3%s ser A
100'A
99
108'/a
88%
110%
77
132%
98'A 101%
717
*91
90%
.
West
Penn
West
Shore
91 %
mortgage
Southern
first consol gold "5s
coll tr 4'As 1988-
Ry
1st mtge
Memphis div
Southwestern
Spiegel
5s
first gold 5s
1994
1996
1985-
93%
93%
95 %
56
77'A
76'A
77%
11
93%
69%
70
69'A
76%
9
74%
117%
81%
77
77
139
69%
78
%
76
*64
26
125%
64'A
148
64
120
*114
66%
90%
90%
95
108
85'A
85%
106
£2
93
91
141 %
1983
Inc—
subord debs
conv
gtd
ref
86
90%
92
20
*83'A
100
85%
83%
—
96%
93%
84
*
60
58%
10
60
68
5
58
65%
96
9 6'/a
"
*96
—
100
101
100
100
—
9
N
100
71%
116
1
series I
1966
2361
166
107%
85
90
88
90%
82
82%
83
82
2
91
18
90%
90%
16
87%
95'A
:
93
93
89'A
94
95'A
99%
88
89
95%
5
95
102
93'/2
2
93
100
*95'%
97%
—
__
—
__
102%
81'/a
83 %
*83
__
95%
*83
■
84%
84%"
89%
90%
129
91
98%
89%
debs
Corp
Co
__
92%
__
Jan-July
May-Noo
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
Deferred
delivery
sale
not
n
89%
95
16
101%
125
93 %
93%
95
43
75
75
4
83'/a
73
*79%
*85
■
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—»
^
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—
■
*85
•
97
-
83%
70%
6
70%
70%
84%
88
■
85Ve
79%
-Z
77%
79
;
91%
-
91%
90
——
'
..
99%
105
107
34
105
63
106
68
2
68
75
64%
75
%
67%
76%
76%
64
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—-
*78
82
51 y«
*53
55
■
——
■
——
-
90%
97 %
83%
85 %
11
90
98%
92%
92%
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8
...
91
90%
91
117
76%
10
61'/a
55 %
55%
13
55
55%
56
36
54%
60%
93%
93%
92
99
85
55%
88
100
78
93 %
83%
93%
—
90
—
.
5
104
88%
110
*81%
60
97%
92
.
100
99
—
60
54
*73%
.
70
54%
65
62
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60
118'/a
83'/a
81
——
99
*99%
i
92'/a
92%
88
222
88%
88%
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104
108%
■
96%
80
22
*81 %
—
80
78
93%
■
106%
99
1
100
*71
5
68
75%
79
*85
86%
92
74%
74%
~
—
—
Included in the year's range, d Ex-interest. e Odd-lot_B&le
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year s range, r Cash
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
In
110 %
75
—'
—
Co—
the year's range,
In
Ml O
I
101% 104
--
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
4 %s
Central RR
92%
207
—
—
,
May
1984
f debs 1980
s
—
206
207
__
—
—
Jan-July
1975
3%s
206
—
—
—
Jan-July
3%s
debentures
included
not
not
sale
the
„
„
HApt.n_
77
under Section 77 •!
77%
77%
107% 116%
a
ioo
95 %
mtge
Included
73
94
93%
4s series A 2004
Jan-July
4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029——.—May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3'As 1971
Jan-July
Yonkers Electric Light & Power
2^as 1976-Jan-July
100
70
77
,
98
96
96
71%
109
98
*
65
93%
Gen mtge
105%
100
8
*92
June-Dec
1984
61
58%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
83'A
66%
94%
95%
Feb-Nov
debs 1978
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960—
1st
87
77
88
gold
4s guaranteed
first
conv
Wisconsin
84%
77
84%
91
April
1991—April
2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
&
77
84%
82
1981
Westinghouse Electric Corp
3%s
90
74
87%
91
May-Nou
Jan-July
Power
income
Whirlpool
89
89
1st
5s
81
76'/a
-
*11
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Ocf
5'As debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
85
76
--
135% 139
April-Oct
May-Nov
Bell Tel 2%s debs
debentures
3'As
Income series A Jan
registered 2361
4s
95%
94'A
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Electric 3'As 1974
87%
98%
-~
98%
98
66'A
66%
3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-JuIy
West Penn
■/*
17
J. 79
77
94
1983
4s ser F
first
RR
119%
84
__
84%
95%
87%
.?■
—
78%
84%
April-Oct
mtge income 4'As series B Jan
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Warren
96
81
77
84%
1975—Mar-Sept
Gen
105%
127%
78'/a
'
Mar-Sept
Income debs 2008
Gen mtge 4s
110'A 115
101%
May-Nov
May-Nov
'75—June-Deo
mortgage
First
75
104
1982
3'As ser J
ref
&
subord
103%
71
Mar-Sept
A 1977
2%s series E 1986
23As series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
First mtge 5'As series H 1983
First
M
ref
104%
97%
*87%
'104'%
11
95%
*
.
&
94%
85%
87%
85
78%
74
1st
96%
•>
'*-•*?
,
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_ARril-Ocf
5
156
75fc.
88%
1st
38
99
v:> r-/6>
104% 106'/a
95%
ref mtge 2%s ser H
21
97%
108%
"85%
99
; *96 jg
1978
F
97%
*85
^
"
76
74%
73%
——
'
'
78%
Mar-Sept
1980
Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
lien
'
78
75%
85
81%
-
*85
—June-Dec
1976
debs
subord
conv
series
6s
1
June-Dec
ctfs
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 23As ser E
3s
•
-
—
*98%
' <
•
106%
Jan-July
94'A
Southern Pacific RR Co—
V
97'/a
•
1951—June-Dec
Wilson
1981
1st
90%
---
June-Dec
1951
4%s 1968
Vanadium Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures 1969
sinking
94'A
100
1973_June-Deo
4'As conv
(Oregon Lines)
4'As
1969
Term
48
'—
■
fund mtge ser C
1951
5A6'As
1st
Co—
First 4'As
4'As
91%
*73%
——
—Jan-July
§A3'As assented series A 1947
Jan-July
8A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
96 'A.
100'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
2%8-4'As
Indiana
Natural Gas Co.
92%
90%
-
498
76%
*83
86
*81%
Corp—
5A6'As debs series A 1947
First and
Co—
debentures
Southern
Fran
91%
83
94
98% 104
*88%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Southern
Gold
84%
97
84
40
Western
1987
convertible
Gold
5
78%
87
•'
•
Works
Steel
4'As
78'/a
76%
Jan-July
June-Dec
1979.
1985
debentures
debentures
San
84%
*98'A 100
April-Oct
1982
1979
23As
Southern
78%
*95
Oil 2'As 1976
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
27As
3'As
69%
Marchant—
debentures
Southern
81
39
104
1982
debentures 1971
Bocony-Vacuum
Southern
81
70'A
83%
debentures
subord
conv
82
Gas
&
subord
Smith-Corona
69%
April-Oct
May-Nop
1983— Feb-Aug
debs
f
s
3.20s s f debs
Corp—
Line
Oil
conv
77%
27
84%
April-Oct
Shell Union Oil 2'As
April-Oct
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Deo
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Jan-July
5'As
70
73
*75
1983
debs
4s
§A3'As assented series C
69%
69 'A
92
78%
86
91%
Jan-July
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
1976
1967
Steel
Participating
65
*70'A
79%
78'/a
•
.
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debentures 1973
§A3'As assented series A
72
70
debentures
United
80
%
72
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Jan-July
1982
debentures
76%
71%
80
80%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1970
1972
debs
85
-
__
87 %
84%
90%
81%
82'A
•
93%
82%
14
35%
*85-
Feb-Aug
1976
1977
Rubber 2%s debentures
S.
90
%
88
a
*79%
Wabash RR Co—
1977
debs
120
70%
70
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1972
debentures
subord
133
85
72
May-Nov
Beagram (Jos E) & Sons 2'/2S 1966
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
99
106
75'A
*73'A
90%
4
__
82
s
2%s
Corp
United States
115
85
_
92
88
*•—.
1970—,^June-Dec
2%s debs
& coll tr 3%s
f
s
2%s
Co—
3s series B 1980
debentures
1977
4%s
107
#
May-Nov
coll tr 4'As 1977
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
U.
85
98'A
90
85%
June-Dec
—.—May-Nov
1st mtge &
95
157
Co
3%s sinking fund
94
103
95 %
1975-ApriI-Oct.
1971
mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
4%s
99%
92%
—
Gas
mtge
1st
92%
670
103
106
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
1982
5s
193%
85
May-Nop
1989
debentures
Bears
—
103'A 110'A
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Depot
3s
Paper
f
194
—
95%
90
2'As series C 1991_Mar-Sept
f debs 1973
April-Oct
of America 2%s 1966__April-Oct
4'As
86%
96
88
I960—June-Dec
impt 3%s
1982
debentures
3%s
United
1st
Ry—
Bcovill Manufacturing 43As debs
s
—
Biscuit
United
226
96
*92'A
and
RR 2%s debentures
Union Tank Car
84'A
102
96%
April-Oct
1986
California
Pacific
1st
194
_
80 %
\
tr 2%s 1980
3'As
mtge
Oil of
87
Co—
3'is B 1971
Bcloto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989
3%s
87'A
193%
A
certificates
bond
Second 4s inc bond
mtge
80
*96
1997
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
May
1st mtge
4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
A5s income debs ser A Jan 2006
Mar-Nov
1st
72%
—
April-Oct
1996
6s
mortgage
Beaboard
144'A
70%
226
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
1977
debs
conv
Francisco
Louis-San
Scott
101%
4
84
78'A
14
Refunding mortgage
Electrljc Corp—
&
McBee
Paul
1st
93
82%
87
35
83
June-Dec
1968
& coll
105
97%
79
81%
2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
Co
debentures
3s
95%
96'A
78'A
*—
Feb-Aug
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
First
Union
104
*80
Electric
Union
Union
1,629
71'A
ref
Cent
1st mtge
88
89
3'As
Co
123
*__
1985—Jan-July
1974
3%s
Orleans
New
Oil
Tol & Ohio
1
92
,96
18
90%
110'A 118
Tidewater
93
86%
97
3%s ser E
M
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
78
81%
87'A
9o%
1971
Mar-Sept
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Bt
89
85
16
*82
Saguenay Power 3s series A
4s
85
*84'A
96%
April-Oct
1983
mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Aircraft 5'As conv debs 1977
First
170'/a
75
Jan-July
debs
General
Bt
110
161%
163
of
RR
94'A
97%
Tri-Continental Corp
107
82'A
Jan-July
Jan-Jkly
1978
1st
94
Corp—
subord
conv
Second
97%
88%
—
—
May-Nop
AT ay-Nov
Feb-Aup
1978—
Royal
r-
—
Feb-Aufl
1978
Rohr
89
Term
366
83
June-Dec
gold 5s 2000
and refund
103%
78%
1990—April-Oct
3%s series C
first
95
99
Pacific-Missouri. Pacific—
Texas
98%
bonds—
5'As
Rochester
-
Pacific
&
General
■
■
Jan-July
1964
§ ADirect mtgc 7s 1950
5 ADirect mtge 6s 1952
S AConsol mtge 6s 1953
Oil
91
—
of
Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
4%s
# ~'
:
■
76
2%s 1979-June-Dec
Rheem
Richfield
119
87
92
■
1975
adjustment
102
2
87
89
•
America 3 Vis conv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3V'8S series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Debt
si
refund M
First and
40
94%
1970—April-Oct
.First and refund M 3'As series B
Texas
99 %
96
.99
May-Nov
May-Nov
1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
81
233
105
87
;
June-Dec
debentures
80
''
3%s debs
(The)
92
95%
impt M 4s series C
Company
High
2
95%
2019——Jan-July
impt 2%s series D 1985
April-Ocf
and
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Louis—
St
of
Range Since
Sold
High
98%
Jan-July
May-Nop
1972
Bonds
Friday's
98%
Jan-July
1983
1973
Assn
and
Texas
89%
79
— —•
—-
1977
2%s
Oats
Corp
86
or
Bid & Asked
April
3%s conv
debentures
debentures
Refund
100
85
*
2%s
Co.
&
(Indiana)
Refund
96
93%
■
mortgage 3%s 1983_ April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
refunding
93
Oil
Terminal RR
72%
*100% 101%
mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
.1972
debentures
91%
68%
*—
1968_Jan-July
mortgage 3%s
First
debentures
94
87
2
*88 VA
■
and
87%
25
*93
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
3Vis
19
90
68'A
4%s
California
of
2013—
4'As
1982—April-Oct
4'As debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemibal 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Nop
2%s
89'A
88%
May-Nop
First
4%s
__
,
1963
debentures
„
Co—
First
3%s
__
68'A
Mar-Sept
1981
Gas
&
89'A
Jan-July
May-Nov
1973
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs
Public
1983
3s
96
120'A
gold
first
Internl
OH
Standard
Swift
April-Oct
1986
Power
91%
102'A
2
*97%
Mar-Sept
1970
102'A
91
21
742
72'A
*97%
2%s
13
Sale Price
Low
Standard
114
88'A
*9111
3 Vis
88%
88'A
Feb-Aug
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
72 %
guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964—May-Nop
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862
;
Feb-Aug
Bt
Low
567
102'A 105'A
Consolidated
Plantation Pipe Line
t
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
96
97
105 >A
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3 Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
1st
Sold
High
88'A
91%
Feb-Aug
debentures
2J/4S
sabord
conv
•93'A
June-Dec
1979
25
BONDS
Range Since
ASpokane
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs
3s
Bonds
Corporation—
4'As
SEPTEMBER
ENDED
Friday
Friday's
Low
Philco
WEEK
FOR
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Price
the
ABonds
128'A
selling flat.
'
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
the
In
AND
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on
Sept. 21 and ending Friday, Sept. 25. It is compiled from the report of the Amer ican Stock Exchange
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Acme
Petroleum Corp class A
Precision
Wire
Products
Inc
1
1
Aero
1
Range
Shares
Supply
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
For
footnotes
see
page
l
•
35.
Friday
Hivh
1,000
4%
6'/a
5%
6%
1,700
5%
Jan
9'/a July
18%
400
17%
Jan
22% July
7% May
9% July
54
Jan
98
25,800
47%
8%
8%
8%
4,000
8'/a
4%
4%
2,800
4%
Sep
Sep
13% Mar
4%
13°/a
Jan
19% July
—
47%
—
—
—
Sep
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
May
9% Mar
Aid
Ajax
Investment
Petroleums
&
Discount
Ltd
Inc
Great
for Week
Range
Shares
Range Since
Jan. 1
High
Low
High
1
6%
6%
6%
5,100
50c
%
%
%
6%
10,000
50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
10
5%
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
1
Alabama
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
5% Mar
4%
■
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
4 %
18 "4
itself and is intended to
SEPTEMBER 25
for Week
Low
54
ENDED
beginning Monday,
include every security whether
Exchange for the week
Sales
Week's
of Prices
1
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
WEEK
%
4
10
Co
Industries Inc.
Adam
Consol
1
FOR
1
RECORD
the American Stock
%
131
Southern
Sep
7% Aug
Jan
1%
Jan
150
Sep
91%
23%
Jan
37
78
Jan
91
84
33
~6%
32%
"6%
33%
7'/a
2,300
2,100
6%
Sep
8%
Jan
Aug
Apr
July
Sep
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
MmwUmm B(Hk fcekui*
Allied
convertible
Allied Paper
Alsco
800
34%
Jan
14'%
6,100
Aug
18% July
Canadian
8%
3,400
12%
6%
Sep
7%
Feb
12
Can
10
8'/2
8
8%
26,900
7
Feb
4%
4
4%
5,800
3%
Jan
5%
4'/2
4%
4%
6,500
3%
Jan
5% Mar
8% Jan
11% May
65% Mar
M
10
10
300
_1
34
34
35%
600
11%
10%
11 %
5,400
8%
Feb
15 %
.
15%
15%
2,900
11%
Jan
75
72%
75%
1,050
72%
Sep
6%
2,400
1%
175
41%
Corp
Book
American
Electronics
10t
-1
Co
Inc
1
American
American Thread
American
Amurex
Oil
Co
11,300
11%
8,500
5%
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
41%
44 Va
31%
33
Jan
35,700
8%
200
38'A
38
shares
5%
%
partic pfd—10
(A
dep
M)
rets
&
200
31%
8%
13,600
8'A
Sep
Sep
38%
43%
17,400
15%
15%
16%
4%
4%
32%
1,500
2%
50%
Jun
20% July
4Vs. Jun
2,500
50
2%
Jan
Jan
10%
5,600
32%
Jan
12%
Apr
30
36
31
B
52%
2%
2,500
10
preferred
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Central Securities Corp common—
$1.50 conv preferred
%
1%
Jan
Jan
22%
Jun
Cherry-Burrell Corp _—i
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Sep
11%
Feb
Sep
Sep
20o
100
T7'A
~16
i~7%
8,700
89%
88%
90
410
88'A
—f
30'/a
30%
31
5,300
30 %
1
58%
53%
59%
-
Chromalloy
26% July
Cinerama
ClaTk
41%
Clarostat
Jan
69'A July
Jan
Light—
Co
100
Convertible
17%
6,100
11%
Jan
21
30%
5,500
21
Jan
36% July
11% May
13'A May
29% Mar
6%
4
21%
40*
"3%
3,600
2%
2%
2%
4,200
1*
14%
11%
14%
34
34
8%
.
Clary
2%
2%
*
2%
10
51 %
55
1%
600
51%
Corporation
ly
~2%
2%
2%
4,000
10 peso*
10'A
8%
10%
13,300
8%
Colon
Oil
Co
Ltd
17%
Aug
Consolidated
Aug
Consol
ext
&
to
Stone
3%
19,500
Ray
Corp_.
—1
13%
13'A
14'A
7,200
lOe
Inc
17%
15'A
18
7,600
Lines
Continental
Aviation
Industries
Jan
Continental
Materials
com
5%
1
preferred
~4%
1
A
Corp
4%
7
200
3%
600
7
8%
1,500
46%
45 %
46
2
5%
4 %
8%
lOo
—
300
16% July
7% Mar
Mar
Class
A
14% July
50% May
Class
B
5
Jan
&
Cooper-Jarrett
Inc
Corby (H) Distillery
Jan
Sep
35
Cook
Paint
Coro
&
A
Gaa—
^
Baker
Industries
Baldwin
Rubber
Inc
de
Corp
80*
class
tH
1,900
-J?
6%
1
19%
15
16%
25
1%
1%
7%
7%
3%
4
8
8
—I
500
14
Co
~8
•
23%
•
British
American Tobacco—
dep rets ord bearer—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power
Amer
British
Petroleum
Amer
Brown
dep
Co
rets
reg
1
Brown
Rubber
Bruck
Mills
1
Jan
Jan
14%
7,600
6%
20%
5
8%
18% Mar
4%
2,800
24
3,800
40
4,100
380
B„
20%
21%
6%
Jan
22%
22%
2,300
19%
6%
63/a
7
Buell
preferred
Die A Machine Co
2
20%
100
Burma
dep rets
May
Apr
1% Jan
4% Sep
6% Jan
12,200
6%
4,600
31'A
31%
150
30%
Jan
34
32
35%
550
32
Sep
42% July
2%
4,200
2
36%
A Sep
II,000
ft
36%
2|V
33%
713
713
2,400
71«
7
1,100
35%
37
37
7
A
7
12%
12
48
33%
||
7%
8,200
51%
7,700
'29
Mar
5,900
6%
8%
1,300
8'/4
20%
3% May
ord
Burroughs (J P) & Son
Burry Biscuit Corp
20
6%
20%
6%
7
7%
—
7%
500
14%
500
8%
2%
Sep
6% July
Apr
8% Jan
10
~
15
Jun
6%
1,100
\
~
Sep
Sep
8%
2%
15
8%
2%
15
1,200
700
15,000
2%
14
Jan
July
Jan
8A
Aug
41%
Jan
8%
...
Jan
15%
51%
Jan
Sep
8%
Feb
10% July
b% Aug
24% Aug
12% Feb
8%
Apr
12%
Jan
9%
Jun
4
% Mar
17% Feb
13% Jan
2.50
10%
10%
10'%
1,500
shares—3s 6d
%
%
A
4,300
%
Jan
3%
6,300
2%
Jan
4% Mar
7%
3,100
6%
Jan
10% Mar
Inc
1
12 %o
10% July
7%
2%
7%
%
Feb
Eastern
California
•
Aviation Inc
Electric Power common
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
6% preferred
Calvan Consol Oil A
Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada
Cement
Co
%
19%
46
46
47
Ltd
3
34
190
34
*
2%
Feb
18%
36%
Jan
5% Mar
200
Sep
Aug
Sep
54% Sep
3% July
23%
34%
Jan
3%
35
800
600
61 %
Jan
46
52
6
29%
3
A
3%
6%
29%
3'
17,800
100
18,100
9%
2%
Jan
5
Sep
5% Aug
6% Mar
"4%
6,900
5
1%
500
24.900
14,200
22 %
200
21%
23'%
20%
7%
23%
1%
16%
21%
8%
1%
Jun
Jan
12%
2
July
Feb
'17
Mar
21%
Sep
40
Jan
4,900
18
Jan
26
Aug
21%
1,000
20%
Sep
25%
Apr
8 %
1,900
7%
Sep
May
10 %
Jan
6%
Jan
A J&Q
2%
5
"l
5
%
37,500
5%
5,100
5
Sep
19
19%
1%
5
19%
3,400
19
Apr
3% Mar
Sep
23%
7%
7%
100
7%
Sep
10 % Mar
4
~4
4%
11,100
2%
Jan
7
Sep
Sep
7%
7%
21,300
10%
12%
5,300
10%
7%
7%
200
6%
5%
5%
5%
3,600
5%
Sep
1
1
1%
4,500
31
31 %
200
7
Jan
10c
20
17
15%
17
18%
18%
17
17
14%
15'/a
5,600
12 %
Jun
300
18%
Sep
Jan
100
14% Feb
13% Jun
18% Sep
•
common
17
1
-
Jan
•
1,800
-
22% Mar
8% Mar
3%
1%
32
17%
Sep
21%
20%
Feb
Apr
18% May
16% Mar
J Apr
18%
18%
100
6%
7%
1,300
4%
Jan
10 %
(ord reg)—£1
5%
5
%
100
4%
Apr
5%
Inc
50c
Co
—1
3%
2%
34,800
43 Va
17,800
41
Sep
65%
17%
19%
38,300
137%
Jan
7%
8'%
200
23% July
10% July
11
2%
7% Mar
11
1,900
10%
Sep
15%
Jan
42%
300
38%
Jun
49
Aug
3'%
3%
3,300
5
Jan
8
8
8%
"%
"l%
5,300
31%
30
33 '/a
200
%
%
7,400
9'%
9%
3% Sep
7% Sep
750
"l
*
vtc—
100
%o
class
A—-4
-
%
12% May
29
%
Apr
Sep
19%
Jun
17%
50c
Co
Jan
41 Vz
3%
2.50
Co
Jan
10%
•
•
$1.12
preferred
Cuban American Oil Co
Sep
4% July
3%
41
25c
common
May
19%
5
partic
20
41
-1
Co
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil
Manufacturing
Jan
Apr
Jun
'
1.50
Curtis
Apr
Mar
10 % Mar
]i Jan
26 %
18%
Ltd—
46% July
2%
Jan
%
Sep
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
Feb
D
Daitch
Crystal
Dairies
Davega
Stores
5%
50c
preferred
Corp
D.
Rubber
common
Inc
1
class
Productions
Detroit Gasket &
Detroit Gray Iron
12%
3,900
7'/4
4,100
14 %
1,300
4
Sep
15 V4 May
8% Mar
May
11% May
16%
Apr
A
Sep
Jun
7% May
Jan
33% Aug
5%
•
c
5%
2,100
5%
4%
4%
4,300
3 IS
m35V4
35%
110
33 %
11 %
11%
1,400
11
3
Sep
31%
35
r
32%
500
29
Jan
80
135
8.000
15
Sep
Sep
.
4%
Aug
1
__20c
50c
Mfg class
debentures
Desilu
4%
A
C. Transit System Inc—
Class A common
Dennison
12%
6%
5%
10c
Co
12%
13%
7'/4
14
'
Dejay Stores
8%
12%
2.50
20
11%
—
5
common
—100
—
Inc__
-1
135
16%
1
& Steel Fdrs Inc—1
136
15
16%
11%
Manufacturing
12
2%
800
3
1.50G
18
2,100
May
9%
Jan
2%
Jan
13%
Jun
4 % Mar
33%
147
Jun
Feb
29% Mar
13% July
4% Feb
Development Corp of America—
$1.25
preferred
Devon-Palmer
Dilbert's
-1
Oils
Ltd—
7%
1st
Distillers
Amer
25o
%
1 %
61,400
11%
12%
1,100
9%
9%
200
ord
1
Petroleum
Ltd
2%
Dominion
Bridge Co Ltd
Steel
&
Coal
Inc
$2
(The)
Oil
Ltd
DuMont
Dunlop
Co
1%
Feb
9% Aug
16%
Jan
1%
Jan
Co
new
(Allan
B)
Laboratories
Rubber
Co
13%
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
15
Sep
23 %
1,800
15
Jan
20% July
10
Jan
12 % Mar
11
Sep
15%
Apr
Sep
9% Aug
33%
Apr
19
Apr
A Juty
21 Va May
•
is y4
—*
11%
11%
il'/a
30
30
31
725
10
900
9%
29%
9%
7Va
-*
3,300
30%
26
Mar
Jan
7
7%
1
——*
9%
27 %
4,800
31
7,900
10%
4,300
Apr
8% July
40%
Apr
19
Jan
47% Aug
37% July
6
46%
15%
Jun
29
5
—
3
5.200
18%
16 Va
—1
Co—
9
3%
24%
6,100
—
—
Apr
500
300
10'/a
15
1
29
100
29
Sep
34%
Aug
46
46%
1,100
44
July
53%
Jan
6
Jan
9% May
3%
Jun
4
A May
3"% Jan
5% Sep
8
May
9%
9y8 Mar
Ltd—
dep
rets ord reg
(The)
Hosiery class B
Duro
9%
2
15%
32.50
Ltd
Harris
10 %
19%.
17%
7.50
common
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Power
1 %
•
stock
Corp
Company
Brewery
19%
*
ord
preferred
Dorsey
Duke
14% Aug
9% Sep
Sep
3%
19%
—-lc
_v.
Dominion
Douglas
11
—10s
reg
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co
Dominion Textile Co Ltd—:
Dow
21% July
1
Corp
Dorr-Oliver
17% May
% Sep
Ltd—
rets
Diversified Stores Corp
Dome
4
10
Supermarkets—
preferred
Co
dep
Diversey
17 3
10c
Quality
Durham
Sep
Apr
12%
Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Co
1
6%
6
6%
12,400
10*
3%
3'/4
3%
1,800
5 %
5%
500
1
common
Test
Corp
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
•
Feb
24 %
650
23
J an
32% Mar
27
500
25%
Jan
39% Mar
29,800
4%
Jan
12%
40 %
•
25%
26
——1
1
3%
Jun
8%
7%
40%
371'2
8%
Apr
Jan
60 % Mar
4%
E
Jan
Sep
38
May
Eastern
6
Sep
10% Mar
Eastern
5
1
vtc-l
21
57%
•
Oanada Southern
Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock
9,300
50
5
Ltd
13,500
18%
•
Co
8,200
3%
3
22%
19%
——1
Ltd
Co
3
21%
50
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
Bread
1
50
—
Canada
10c
22%
Jan
14%
16
1
Duraloy
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
9%
~1%
•
Crown Central Petroleum
(Md)
Cork Internat'l "A"
American
Calif
5%
100
5
—10c
Crown
Driver
2%
8,500
10
Common
8% Aug
Sep
Sep
A Jun
46
Sep
6H May
12
Feb
3
A Mar
35%
91,900
47%
7% Apr
9% Mar
7% July
500
12%
A
7
7%
1
Feb
4%
6'A
6%
Mines Ltd—
American
16%
3%
8%
1
Corp_
(The) Company
Hill
27
Jan
4%
2
10
.
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker
Sep
6%
—9
Feb
Feb
8%
50c
.
serial
25% Aug
43 %
100
7%
10%
~4%
4%
8
Dayton
Sep
Feb
6%
Jan
4
7%
Industries
12%
Jun
7
30% July
10 % May
10% Apr
12% Apr
5,500
7
5
Tobacco
6% Mar
51% Mar
10%
10
Petroleum
Cuban
Jan
7
-4
Ltd
Corp
Reynolds
Drug
Jan
Jan
May
47% July
1% July
Jan
2%
1
Crowell-Collier Publishing
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
Apr
July
13,900
•
13% Mar
Jan
94
5,000
Creole
%
1,700
4%
non-voting
Carrier
■lis
16 %
140
Jan
1.25
American dep receipts
Crane
33%
4%
20c
Inc
Varnish
Davidson Brothers
Day Mines Inc
6%
1
common
convertible preferred
Apr
4%
•
1
Mar
9
6% Apr
15% Apr
35% Jun
B
60c
24%
1
class
S F
Company
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
22% May
100
95
Jan
41% Mar
10% Jan
5% Jan
900
700
10
Co_—
Ltd
16% July
13% Mar
45% Jun
6%
11%
2
£1
Company
4% Aug
400
21%
£1
Brown Forman Distillers
common
4%
preferred
10%
Jan
38%
._£1
•
Sep
3%
Mar
9%
%
20
Ltd—
ord
7%
94
-1
.
100
900
8%
1
Ltd
25% Aug
2% Jan
6'A
%
•
American Oil Co
26
Apr
I,000
19
39%
-1
Co
Feb
Jan
1%
11%
5
1
.
13%
17%
2,200
8%
1,100
3,400
7,400
42%
6%
19%
S
Petroleums
Sep
12%
%
1
Manufacturing Co
British
19%
11%
42%
.
—
Britalta
8,400
Jan
6% Aug
9% May
28% Aug
Sep
Apr
42
11%
28
.
.
Brillo
23%
2A
liV Sep
7
Mar
12
Jan
3
4%
21%
4
Jan
3,500
23%
1
Gas
15,700
8
16%
Bohack (H C) Co common
5%% prior cumulative
preferred_100
Borne Chemical Co Inc
1.50
Bourjols In:
1
Brad Foote Gear Works
Inc
20*
Brazilian Traction
Light A Pwr ord—•
Breeze Corp
Bridgeport
1%
3%
310
A
22%
A
Inc
A
Brooks Inc
3%
1%
(AS) Shoe Corp
Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument
Corp
Bobbie
3%
Sep
Jan
22%
10c
Cott
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
Jun
7%
Beck
Co
42%
26% July
4% Apr
.15,200
~
Bell
Watch
Feb
Jan
-7%
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummel Ties
Benrus
15
16
7%
6
Bayvlew Oil Corp common
Blckford's Inc
Blauner's
Blumenthal (S)
750
700
—.
Barcelona Tr Light A Power
Ltd
Barker Brothers
Corp_
Engineering Co
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
convertible
Jan
33
22%
6%
"3%
<—1*
los
Barnes
6%
11%
31
31%
1
Andes—
American shares
Banff Oil Ltd-.
6%
21%
1
common
Baldwin Securities
Banco
7
rs
Mi
\l
108
4%
$1 preferred class A
Bailey A Selburn Oil
100
~~n
Apr
Apr
8% July
1A Sep
11% Jan
500
1,050
44
4 %
voting
&
13%
118
44
24%
Inc
Corroon
70
Jan
Engineering—1
Corp
—1
Commercial
Apr
13
10
Inc_
Continental
26%
15% Feb
3% Jan
5,500
6%
8,700
Inc
Mar
4%
1 %
114
*
Mining & Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
May
9% Jan
32
1,900
50c
Consolidated
3
3
3
—
13%
_•
Corp
Corp
Continental
warrant*
Feb
Jan
32
'
"
Jan
Jan
7%
iA
115
1
Apr
6%
6%
1%
10c
Inc
Electric
Air
Mar
Feb
91/4
—1
3%
Continental
35
49
•
Development
Sun
26 %
24% Aug
July
11% Mar
25,400
1965
Containers
Diesel
14% Aug
Aug
<
23%
-1
Co
106%
20
Feb
5%
—
Jan
Sep
Jan
26%
37%
Community Public Service—.
Compo Shoe Macninery—
Sand
42 %
2% May
Sep
14%
4%
:
Colonial
May
75
23
-1
Products Co
Caribbean Oils vtc—
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Feb
64
Sep
73% May
68
31%
Aluminum
Vtc
Sep
64%
64 %
_1
Apr
102
1,300
5% Mar
110
67
1
Coastal
Connelly
2%
Sep
5'/a
Co
Feb
A
Automatic Steel Product* Inc
Clopay
Club
Jan
21%
2 %
33%
Hosiery Co—
Lambert Manufacturlng.
&
Apr
75
8,900
1
Corporation
Clayton
5%
40,800
2%
——1
Manufacturing Co.
3%
Sep
Sep
2%
lc
Controller
Jan
3
2%
10c
Apr
2i3b
Aug
2%
102
102
•
Sugar
Consolidated Mining
Development Corp
Feb
Jan
Jan
5
Corp
Consolidated
lOfl
Atlas
Collierie*
~3
3
1
participating—
non-cum
1
Sep
717« July
•
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantlca del Golfo
class
20%
179,800
iy«
Feb
6% Mar
1,700
1,700
1
Associated Stationers
Supply Co
Associated Tel A Tel—
Non-voting
5%
22,200
8%
21%
CI
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Oil A Gas Co—
Devices
8
20%
1A
Electric
7%
6%
8%
—2.50
Industries—
American dep rets
reg——
Associated Food Stores Inc
Inc
15%
29%
1
preferred
Equipment Corp
Oil Corp Ltd
Atlas Corp option
Atlas Plywood
Jan
29%
1
Asamera
A
100
Sep
16%
Armstrong Rubber class A
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Associated
88%
warrants
Jan
6%
14%
4
Inc
Claussner
preferred
A
17%
13,700
14,000
10
—
4.72%
Armour
1,100
11%
•
—
Consolidated Mining—
Christiana Oil Corp.
99% Mar
Jun
46%
25,700
Apr
Mar
21 %
H Jan
7% Mar
9% July
23% Apr
22%
1
Chicago Rivet & Machine———
8
Jan
A Mar
10%
1
6%
9'A
Jan
4%
100
Charter Oil Co Ltd
14%
>
5%
6,000
20%
"
1,900
Jan
200
9
21%
—2.50
1,000
Jan
99
10
24,800
6%
49
20
Century Electric Co—;——-10
Century Investors Inc common--—2
'%
5%
13%
Sep
Sep
Sep
1,500
100
Feb
11%
——
7%
13,400
Jun
8
May
2%
14% July
32% Mar
11% Feb
65% Apr
103% Feb
22%
100
—
20%
7%
1A Ma-r
16
1
U
6"%
52%
27%
Co—
6%
7%
Jun
1
19%
1
50
700
7%
20%
1}| Jan
1
Apr
5
Sep
Sep
<
5%
8%
8% Mar
1A July
10% Apr
500
1
13% July
11% Mar
8%
99
*
Convertible preference
Chamberlln Co of America
Feb
28%
49
%
Sep
Sep
200
2,800
1
High
Jan
5
3,600
2s 6d
Co
12%
7,900
35,400
>llV
•
8
•
6%
2.40
Corp
~8%
:
Power
13,500
■■■
A2
27%
-1
ord
Mar
4%
37
Feb
Maine
3.50%
11%
-5
Corp of America
Instruments Corp_
Central Hadley Corp
Central
1A
11 %
—5.50
(J W) Co
Products
Corp
Castle
%
13 %
A
1"
Co
15.800
A
13%
13%
6c
Carolina Power & Light $5
pfd-.
Carreras Ltd— ■
1
'
1
Minerals
American
Lew
%
20%
;—
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power A
Ayshire
5'%
%
Chief
Chemical A Film
Corp
Appalachian Power Co 4%# pfd
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Avien
12%
5%
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Audio
12%
Ltd
Cenco
Sep
46% Aug
47% Aug
Jan
3lVa
20*
Anken
Class
%
4.70
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Aro
Ltd
Williston
Casco
9%
Sep
Jan
8%
1
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
"A"
9%
46
S
Mines Ltd—.
Products
500
39
8%
8%
41%
•
.
Petiofina
9% Aug
42% Aug
Aug
Oils
Range Since Jan.
High
1A
*
&
Canadian
Carter
Low
Shares
———1
Mines
Canadian
Carnation
for Week
of Prices
100
Marconi
Northwest
May
19% May
Sep
6%
43
of
Del—2
preferred
1
class A
Jun
Ltd
Cana)-Randolph
Corp
Capital City Products—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Feb
10'A
51
12%
46
Corp
5%
86
Jan
5%
37 %
•
Writing Paper
14% May
17% Aug
Sep
11%
~8%
1
Equip Co
Jun
Oils
Catalln
American Natural Gas Co
6% pfd_21
American Petroflna Inc class A
Photocopy
Seal-Kap
Sep
6'/a
20
Co
34
12'A
—-—50c
Co
43
41%
——
American
4%
6'A
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
——£1
American Laundry Machine
20
Meter
9%
'
M
American MARC Inc
American Manufacturing
51 %
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Canadian javelin Ltd—
49
12%
July
July
Week's
Friday
Exchange
tar
8>/4
Inc—
American
High
46
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75 preferred
American Beverage Corp
American
>5
American Stock
14%
M
preferred-
Control Co Inc
SEPTEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Canadian Homestead
Alleghany Corp warrant# —.
Allegheny Airlines Inc—
Artists Pictures Corp—
%%
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Allied
5
WEEK
FOR
for Week
•f Prices
Par
American Engineering Co
RANGE
Range
Bale Pries
Algemene Konftcljd* H V—
Amur
dep ret* AmOT §h*T**—Algom-Uranlum Mines Ltd
All
Bales
Week's
Friday
IIOOKI
Feb
29'A
3
28%
Sep
Mar
Jan
5
Feb
38
Mar
5 % May
33% Apr
$7
$6
Edo
Elder
Malleable
Iron
States Corp commonpreferred series A
preferred
series
B
Corporation class A
Mines
and
Dev
Ltd
25
1
41
2,000
•
1
30%
175
*
160
12
11
12
1
12%
°
1,
1.000
16,900
12
Jan
51
Feb
47
July
Jan
189 %
Jan
177
Sep
\i Jan
Feb
Feb
133a Mar
2%
Jun
■
Number 5885
190
Volume
.
.
(1321)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Bond
Electric
ElectrograpUic
1
Communications
Electronic
&—1
Electronics
—
-—
Equity
8%
1 %
24%
25%
95
10%
10 5/a
3,600
3%
39,900
■
33/8
Corp common
convertibe preferred—,.—;
-1
Forge & Steel Corp common-—1
6% cum 1st preferred
10
Ero Manufacturing
Co
_1
3%
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka
Fabrex
Corp
Factor
(Max)
Ltd
Petroleum
Jan
Aug
33 Va May
104
Feb
12 3/4
93/a May
July
33/t
Jan
6% Mar
1,050
40 %
3,600
6 3/a
Sep
July
60s/8 Mar
6%
10%
10%
200
10%
Sep
13
10
,v '
—'
10 %
600
9%
Jun
7
Jun
12% July
11 Va Mar
42
7%
SI or 25c
10
Pipe Line
Holdings
International
19
%
700
73/4
%
35,000
10
9% Mar
Mar
%
Jan
32
17
17
17
11
10%
11%
21%
22%
4,800
12 3/a
Jan
152% 161%
14,700
5034
Jan
Jan
30
14%
Jan
25
9%
Sep
14
Aug
Fajardo
shs
Common
$2
& Co class
Camera
Eastern
of
l
int
beneficial
Oils
Filmways
Firth
Inc
Flshman
Motor
Class
A
Class
Ford
4
6
6
250
.
Corp
Fuller
Co
6
30
9,200
4
3,000
Jan
v
175
Kidde
14% July
12% Mar
200
11%
Jan
143/a July
12,400
113/4
Jan
20
175
700
1113/4
Apr
Jan
200%
Jun
201
Jun
40
114%
Jan
11%
47,600
6||
1.25
10%
%
1
1
5
1%
4%
Co
43 %
4%
Jan
1%
2,100
1%
Sep
4%
1,300
41
4334
1,600
35
36%
500
4% July
13 % July
3
Mar
5%
Jan
34 %
Jan
48
Power
Co
preferred
Gellman
Mfg Co
General
Alloys Co
35
100
Sep
48
May
5%
1
General
Development
General
Electric
Co
Plywood
Stores
Gilchrist
l3/4 'Jan
6,100
8%
Aug
27
27
27%
75
4% July
20% Jan
38 %
Aug
19
15%
19%
58,500
15 %
23%
Apr
5}S
(Adolf)
Corp
;
18'
18 %
400
16%
183/a
13,700
3%
3%
2,000
1
32
30%
32%
10%
10 >4
10%
89%
9%
Co
17'/a
Jan
19 %
Sep
27% Mar
3% July
29
Aug
10%
Sep
Feb
6%
Aug
Jan
453/a July
13% Mar
July
Sep
Jan
102
97
90%
525
8%
9%
13,300
6%
Apr
9%
Sep
11%
200
8%
Jan
13%
Apr
87
Feb
100
113/4
Jan
15
Jan
15 %
1,500
14%
Jun
193/4
Jan
23'4
22%
23 %
1,200
20%
Jan
273/4
2'4
2'4
2%
1,700
1%
Jan
5%
538
5%
3,400
53/8
Sep
%
Co
Western
Producers
common
Oil & Chemical Co__
7,400
18%
19
1,200
900
29%
Jun
12%
400
7%
Feb
35s/8 May
14'/a July
10%
101/4
11 Va
2,400
10%
Sep
163/a Mar
2%
2 Va
1 %'
13/a
46
6
—
2%
LVa 49 3/4
6
2
4,900
11,100
1%
10,500
353/4
3,300
5
%
Jun
10,200
6
Jan
33/4 May
2%
Feb
56%
Apr
Feb
8%
26
Jan
133/a
Jan
IIS Sep
4,300
2iJ
5%
Feb
Jan
13%
Apr
53/a July
11%
18%
Jan
22% July
"l%
1
~
46,400
1%
Sep
10%
300
10%
Sep
18 % May
9%
50c
1%
10%
~i%
10c
Corp
Sep
Jan
24% Aug
"5%
6
5
Products
Jan
32%
1
Company Inc
& Industries
24
Jan
11%
9c
Land
1%
32
48'/a
93/a
600
8%
Jan
13%
Feb
3
Apr
&
Lamp
Corp
Plywood
Harbor
Harmon-Kardon
Hartfield
Instruments Inc
2
—10c
10c
—*
25c
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana Lithographing Co__
Inc—
Hazel Bishop
Hazeltine
Corp
Hecla Mining Co
Helena
Rubenstein
Heli-Coil
—
—
Inc—:——1—*
-.-.1
Corp
pld
& Co 5%%
(WE)
Heller
100
100
10c
preferred
4°!c
U
Products Inc__
Herold Radio & Electronics-,—
Galion
Hercules
Manufacturing
Higbie
Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Aircraft
Hoe
(R)
Class
1
———2.50
—
International
Industries
Hcfmann
1
Co Inc common
A-
Oil
Class
Co
&
&
5%
Electric
Hubbell
Humble
Hurd
& Co__
'
-
:'
8
7
27%
29
7%
6,800
9 3/a May
6%
Jun
1,000
8 3/a
27%
Sep
34
4,200
7%
Sep
11% Mar
May
300
623/i
Sep
743/4 Mar
3/8
4%
4%
2,800
3%
Jan
6 3/4 Mar
6%
5%
6 3/4
3,300
4%
Jan
9% May
1%
1
1,000
1 % May
2 3/4
Feb
3%
334
4
4,400
3%
Jan
8
Jan
24%
24%
26
5,400
24%
Aug
33
July
62%
_
4
1
63
%
41
64
68%
94%
95
.
4%.
4%
7%
434
5
4%
49 %
Jun
Jan
76
Aug
92%
Sep
100
Mar
Jun
75
Jan
Jan
1,600
4%
Jan
6% Mar
12,000
5"%
Kingston
Kirby Petroleum Co—
Kirlcland Minerals Coi^) Ltd
Klein
Jan
4%
Apr
18% Mar
1,700
7% July
10 3/a
Apr
13%
600
7%
15%
Aug
Jan
1%
l3/8
12,100
3%.
3%
300
1%
Jan
3
Jan
43
Feb
33/4 May
'355/8
Mar
2%
Apr
4%
Apr
54
Jun
42
40%
42
1,700
29%
Jan
46 %
Sep
*
*
—10
15
13
12%
13%
8,600
12%
Sep
21%
Jan
12
12
12%
7,200
12
Sep
21%
Jan
35 %
36
600
28
Mar
39
Aug
Kleinert
Manufacturing Co
5
2.50
5
120
300
34
Jun
383/4
97%
80
97
Sep
102%
11
11%
600
10 % Mar
84
84%
300
66%
53 % May
Sep
Jan
55
13%
12%
13%
6,600
July
6% Sep
10% Feb
27%
24%
28
3,700
22 %
61
6%
7
1,350
62
7
-
400
Jan
138
La
Apparel
dep rets ord reg_
£1
Lakey
Foundry
Lamb
(when
•
38%
39,100
4%
68%
Jan
10%
Jun
20 Va Mar
35 Va May
Industrial
For
6
A Sep
Corp
50c
Enterprises
footnotes
Sessions
Lanston
Industries
Inc
Extension
Inc
see
page
1
Salle
Realty
Lefcourt
Refineries
Leonard
Le
35.
Jan
3 Va Mar
20 Va
July
4
Jun
8
Jan
Aug
101
Mar
28
Sep
36 %
Jan
46%
Apr
16%
17
1,500
14%
Jan
1%
2
4,000
1%
Sep
13/4
2
5,800
1%
Jan
3% Mar
2%
2%
23/4
800
1%
Jan
4%
2%
23/4
2%
7,800
2%
Sep
4%
Jan
5,800
%
Spe
44
Feb
2,100
14 s/a
Jan
7
1U
%
18 3/a
18 Va
i7if
19
19%
193/4
100
203/4
21
300
23/4
2 3/a
2%
9,400
3%
Feb
Feb
20% July
17
Jan
233/4
20
July
Feb
23 %
'12%
2% Aug
6
Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
143A Mar
3% Mar
Mar
12
cumulative
5,*
13,600
34%
Sep
48
Sep
14%
8 Va
Feb
7%
79
Jan
Sep
90
Aug
2,600
Jan
2,500
13 %
Sep
7Va May
23%
Apr
11%
Jun
400
4%
Jan
6Va May
6
Sep
8% Mar
8
Jun
Sep
19 5/a
Jan
35 % July
8
2,300
7%
Sep
9% Aug
Jun
135/8 Mar
14
60,300
9Va
Jan
19%
50,800
4'/a
Jan
14% Mar
4,200
10%
Jun
17 % July
7%
9%
11
13%
6 3/a
5%
14%
143/a
15
~6%
~6%
July
100
75/a Aug
73/a Aug
11%
11
12
7,400
23 3/a
25%
1,175
1%
1%
8,600
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
2.50
(The) Co
31% May
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
Mar
128/tt
13 Vb
12 3/a
Sep
20
49%
46
49%
16,400
46
Sep
62 % Mar
30
30
303/B
350
27%
Jan
34
12'/a
2
Lynch Corp
1%
25%
Jan
20
1%
Sep
11
253/4
1
1
Lunkenheimer
Jan
40
Jan
Jan
5
&
Apr
43/4
Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Lodge
Jan
6%
10
1
preferred—
6 3/a
33
1
Corp of America Inc
Steel Chain
Locke
Jan
5
3%
15%
25 %
16
28%
5
Lithium
Jan
800
1,500
3%
15%
27%
8
153/a
1,300
3%
3S/a
2,500
6 3/a
3
1
11%
12 V8
3,000
11%
Sep
15% July
.
900
Jan
M
Mack Trucks
12%
12%
300
10 Va
Jan
143/a Aug
23
21%
24%
4,200
15 %
Jan
30
1
II
IVB
23,600
1 %
1%
4,600
%
Jan
8%
8%
2,400
8%
Sep
1
Publications Inc
Macfadden
Inc warrants
Magellan Petroleum
July
Corp—
trust certificates
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation—
lc
10c
50c
Public Service Co—
7
21%
21%
22
1,000
1
26%
25%
27
11,700
23%
Jun
28%
17
15%
17%
9,500
15%
Sep
22 a/a May
5-j^ Mar
6% July
19%
20%
7,700
liya
Jan
37% May
13%
14%
1,100
10%
Jan
173%
9%
8,700
8%
Jan
18% Mar
500
18 3%
Feb
31
Voting
Maine
Stores
Mangel
Communication
Co
£1
Ltd
2 0
warrants
Co
Massey-Ferguson
Industries
Inc
Maule
McKee
Johnson
Mead
Mfg
Island
Iron
Mining Corp Ltd
Oil Corp
Midland
Piping
Wohl Co
Co
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Airlines
RR
Jan
54%
Feb
82% Aug
9,400
5%
Sep
17 Vb
17 Vb
100
%
%
300
6,100
33 3/8
32%
34 Va
21
193/4
21%
2,800
193/a
19%
193/4
4,100
2%
3 Vb
3,400
13 Vb
12%
14%
12%
-
——
1
Precision Industries
—1
Co
6%
Mount
Mills Inc
States Tel & Tel
Vernon
Mountain
Muntz
TV
183/a Mar
•"
r
Piston Ring Co
Co
%
19%
1,200
22
29
Mar
—"
2.50
10
5
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Napco
(Micft)_
Electric Weld Machines
National
Chemical
National Telefilm Associates
National
1
3
Hess
&
Transit
Co
Feb
1,000
375
1
Jan
8
Mar
Sep
Sep
38
Jun
97
Jun
5%
34
20
100
Feb
31
~8 3/a
~7%
8%
4,300
7%
Sep
3%
3%
4 Vb
1,600
3%
Sep
%
3/4
II
6,600
'
3% Sep
16% Mar
104% May
Jun
39
203%
Jan
4% July
1
%
Jan
36%
33
373/a
15,800
33
Sep
52%
Apr
26%
23
28%
5,400
21
Jan
41 %
Jan
9%
16,200
Sep
13% July
9%
8%
240
86
8%
83% Aug
90% Jan
88
——.
July
973/4 Mar
86
July
92
Apr
157 Va Mar
12
Va
141% 143
280
141 Va
12%
13
7,700
12%
Sep
203A
48
141 %
48
25
44
Jan
503/4
Sep
Jan
Feb
2%
16 3/4
160
17%
1,500
163 Va
700
Apr
4 Vb
43/a
17%
4% Mar
33%
163 %
Feb
Jan
16%
138
Jan
Jan
7%
24 Va
Jun
Apl
Jun
180
Aug
2
3A Mar
2%
2%
2%
11,900
1%
Jan
20 %
1
Brewing Co
Sep
13%
7
35 Vb
20%
22 Va
2,500
20'/a
Sep
28%
Jan
37% Mar
3,400
73%
Jan
16
1
1
~73/a
13%
323%
100
31%
Jan
363/4
6 Vb
7%
8,700
5%
Jan
12
Jun
12% May
10
—50c
500
10 3/4
7%
7%
8%
1,500
33/a
Jan
9%
5%
5%
4,000
5
Jun
7% July
5%
5%
3,200
7%
8%
21,500
11
11%
43/4
Jun
4%
Jan
2%
00
Sep
—
26
26
300
18
19
900
12%
12%
3,'b
2%
12'/a
1,100
fa
23,800
11%
11 Va
400
17 Vb
21
21%
19%
22%
3
9,400
9%
Feb
Aug
3% Mar
30
July
16
Jan
27
July
Sep
18
Jan
2
10 *b
15%
Sep
4|| Mar
Jan
13 V* Mar
Jan
39 % May
Jan
29 % July
400
17
30
Sep
Sep
19%
Apr
10 V*
31%
1,700
16%
350
15%
9%
9%
2,700
7%
1,600
3% May
3%
8 3/4
10 3/a
12%
30
3%
Sep
233/4 May
15%
31%
*
10c
1
Apr
May
5%
5
1
--1
25c
2
1
Jan
July
12%
32%
13%
N
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Nachman
National
Feb
2,800
18
•
50c
Company
Milling Co—
Bellas
10%
283%
Inc-
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muter
2.50
10"
Jan
15
4
preferred
cumulative
Jan
33/4 May
Sep
Moody Investors Service partic pref—
Mt Clemens Metal Products com
1
Mt Diablo Company
Feb
Jun
6% Aug
13 % Jan
100
100
100
59%
29%
25%
Jan
22
85
preferred series B
4.50%
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Jun
Mar
1
12 3/a
15Vs
100
8%
18% Mar
10%
__
■
1
1
1
Sep
32 Va Sep
193% Sep
18% Apr
2 3/a May
1,100
22
63/4
%
4,400
18
34
Jan
12
13%
22 %
6%
51
14 %
:
100
10c
Inc
Chemical
3
"ctfs"
4.80%
Montrose
850
2,300
6
50
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Warrants
63
<76
5%
-*
pfd
Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
\
70%
6
50c
common—
convertible preferred
4% %
60%
76
preferred—♦
50c
5
$1 conv
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
Jun
Aug
69 3% July
1
1
10
1
Corp
Hone
Feb
"26
5
preferred
Micromatic
Apr
24% Mar
25
1
Co
Chemical Corp
Sugar Co common
Michigan
Michigan
Mirro
Jun
Apr
118
19 Va Mar
25
1
Metal & Thermit Corp_
Miller
21
2%
1
1
Co
Refrigerating Co
Merchants
6%
Sep
1
Co
&
93/a
9%
3
—.—1
•
W) Inc
(A G) & Co
(J
Menasco
14%
*
Ltd
Mays
1
International Marine
Marconi
Martin
1%
2.50
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new
National Steel Car Ltd
33/4
5%
200
5 Va
6
16
Mar
9
900
11%
5
50c
Inc—1
Starch
39
4%
Sep
7
15"%
2
1
3
5
of N Y com
National
34%
14
Sep
3 Ve Mar
2
7%
Inc—
(R G)
Tourneau
Liberty Fabrics
Presto Industries Inc
Research Corp
Rubber Machinery
24
4%
Jan
400
25c
National
Sep
13 Ve
7,000
29
113/4
Corp
National
22
100
28
7%
;
National
300
4%
1V4
94
corn-.—_5
new
Inc
Feb
24
13%
123/4 Mar
19,000
University
La
Jan
22
80
23,300
4%
4
4%
10
&
Aug
53 Va
80
16 3/8
16%
11 3/4
Co
Lainson
Sep
Jun
—
80
15%
—
Mfg & Stores
National Petroleum Ltd
42
Electronic
Hardware
Industrial
£1
pfd—100
Apr
200
•
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Sep
Delaware
Feb
Apr
43
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
Sep
-t%
1
Corp
of
Corp
13 % Mar
91
13
issued)—
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6,V
7>,V
25,600
Industries
Lamson
Muskegon
42
'
common
u
Jan
2,100
1||
75 pesos
1
!
Ltd
National Casket Company
Imperial Color Chem & Paper Corp—10
3%
8%
13/4
33V3C
1
A
Mines
Shores
National
5
6 Va
7%
Inc
Consolidada S
Lake
National
6A
6 Va
1-50
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co__—
Muskogee
Jan
Imperial Chemical Industries—
New
Corp
Stores
Feb
200
230
35
97
61
Inc
Stores
Rubber Co
(I B)
Hotels
Kobacker
Feb
66
57
124
34%
5
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
American
Dept
(S)
Jun
Sep
Sep
Inc
Oil & Refining
6 %
8 3/a
-1.25
1
20c
1
—1
5
5
Products—
13%
11
3,800
11
2,700
22 % May
Jan
6 3%
400
2,100
3%
97
1%
Sep
30
16%
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
preferred
8%
—1
1%
Mar
10c
Monogram
3'4
—100
1%
14
—2.50
&
Jun
Sep
—
5,700
Co
(Del)
Sep
2%
Co-
Motors
25%
Company
Co
Oil
6%
12%
55%
22%
18 3/a July
19%
10%
120
24%
Apr
7%
Jan
12 Va May
8
56 %
Jun
Jan
Jan
3%
120
5%
12%
Jan
8
*
26,400
30
Jan
29%
—*
7%
1,600
8%
4.200
—
6Va
5,050
1%
2
1 '4
7%
16 3/a
3,700
11
12%
27% May
36%
22,700
10
12 %
82
Jan
15 3/8
5%
8%
33/4 Mar
Aug
32%
—
18%
6 %
17
18
12 %
Jan
19%
3,100
550
38
67%
__
8% May
30
140
8%
17,200
71
8%
8%
41
1,800
(Harvey)
Lock &
6 Va
6 3/4
2%
common
preferred
Howell
Feb
31%
Hardart Baking Co
Hardart
23
2 %
Bearipa Co
(Geo A)
&
Jan
29%
A
Hormel
&
183/a
1
class
Horn
Horn
2,400
~2%
B
Ball
Hoover
21%
30%
Co
Ltd
203/4
5
——60c
1
*
Co
(Henry)
Home
Jan
2%
—25c
Inc
Consol Gold Mines
Corporation
—
Stores Inc
Holt
20%
1
Corp
Hollinger
Holly
Holly
Holophane
Jun
13
Sep
Sep
4 3/a
1,300
—10
Corp
A
Hoffman
_25c
1
com—25c
preferred
convertible
5%
Hlller
28,100
-
1
25
1
Light—;
Electric
2%
15 %
20%
10
Stores Inc
Hartford
Harvard
2%
13%
25c
Inc
Corp
Harnischfeger
Sep
14 Va
16 3/a
Mesabi
2%
14%
10c
—-2
1
Corporation—
Co_
;
E
Hall
2%
76
3 5 3/4
Merrill
H
H
Apr
1,700
■
__
1
Jun
Mar
32%
60c
Leases
Sep
18% Sep
4
11% Mar
hi*.
30
50c
Company
Western
1
19
1
—
Stores
%
1
preferred series A
Hydraulics
Freehold
1
10c
Industries Inc
Films
123/4
15
cl A
Financial
&
Sep
15%
Inc—
Western
States
5If;
113/8
Inc
Amer
Gulf
87
Apr
12 Vb
19 Va
4
50c
Kingsford Company
Lear
37
95
1
Lakes
Guild
Feb
16%
3,100
1
_•
Mines
Great
Gulf
43/4
83/4 Mar
Sep
27%
15,700
1
Great
Grocery
Sep
4% Mar
•
Great
Grldoil
2,600
334
_•
Products Corp
Grlesedieck
28'4
17 >4
—5
—1
10c
Goldfield
Consolidated Mines
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co———16%
Gorham Manufacturing
4
Grand-Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co_
5
Union
Gobel
6%
Aug
12%
Globe
Great
If!
27%
»
Distilleries class B
Gold Seal
2 3/4
100
5
27 %
Co
Glenmore
Greer
V2
_l
Co
C)
>3,800
6%
50c
Corp_
Giant Yellowknife Gold
(A
800
3%
6
5
_
preferred
o"b*Tt
2%
3
6
1
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60
2%
3 %
£1
reg
Corporation
Transistor
General
Jan
25
Indus Enterprises-.
General
General
107
1
Corp
dep rets ord
Fireproofing
General
July
Ltd—
American
General
104
1
Builders Corp common
convertible
preferred
General
Feb
223A
Jun
25c
5
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
L'Aiglon
•
common
5%
24
Jan
8 3/4
Jan
G
Gatlneau
Feb
7
17%
•
-
pfd—100
Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Knott
10%
Company
A)
Katz Drug
Kawneer
Jan
Jan
171
•
_£1
10 Va
18%
—
-150
Corp
(D) & Company
& Electric 4%%
Gas
Kansas
Feb
9%
83/4
177
Inc
————
Industries
Kaltman
93/4
3,500
16,500
169
1,100
Jan
K
Feb
9 3/a
13%
2%
2%
2%
2,400
Apr
45 %
—1
10c
Co__———
Glass
Jupiter Oils Ltd-
Jan
11%
12 %
13 >4
13,400
9
Feb
343/4
Sep
10C
Industries
7%
8%
13
2,000
15%
9
16 %
Sep
31%
Corp—
Class A
8
Sep
5% July
5% Sep
Jan
May
1 i3o
34 May
49,500
6%
183/a
Jan
Ltd—
(The)
(Geo
4}S
6%
13
•
dep rets ord reg
Brewing Co
Head
Fresnillo
July
14
27%
4,500
,
15 %
12% Aug
27 Vb
■'
1
-
—
.
Oil
Israel-American
July
11%
9
1
American
Fox
V
11%
i
non-voting
voting
B
6
10c
2.50
Co Inc
%
14%
14%
147% Mar
1
—
273/4 July
205
Canada—
of
Motor
100
41/2
1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford
900
28
___1
Inc
(M H)
15%
.
ii!
Corp
—
General
Sterling
„
l
Ltd——:
Petroleum
Financial
30
15%
14%
9% Mar
Jun
1
Irving Air Chute—
Kaiser
14%'
28
1
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
forget
152'%
Associates—
preferred
Felmont
22%
l
A
Instrument—
&
Sugar
1,600
pfd —100
Manufacturing
Inc
Jetronic
Fairchild
1,300
33%
1
Royalty
Fireman
Ironrite
28%
31%
33 Vac
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
Jeannette
F
1
Co
Company
Investors
4,000
27 Va
32
High
Jan
117
Jan
3,800
Resistance
Iron
13%
28 %
10c
Products
International
Oil
13%
13 Va
*
Ltd—
Co
3%
3,950
5
International
Intex
Low
117% 120%
_1
Inc
International
2 % Mar
6%
40%
6%
———.4
-—
International Breweries
16% Mar
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
200
7
1
26% July
Sep
94 %
20
Shares
High
7
rj
119%
5
North America—
Sep
'
10%
Co
1
2,500
95
May
Insurance
...
25c
Plywood Co Inc
7%
17
13,800
25 %
21
Jan
Industrial
of
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Apr
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
38
Sep
14%
3,700
1%
$2
—
23%
5,800
7%
Erie
Inc
195/a
8S/|
1%
20c
100
1
.—10c
pfd
Millwork Corp
Esquire
500
1
Inc
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
18%
17
28,300
Week's
Friday
SEPTEMBER 25
Jan. I
Low
25%
18
■
Range Since
High
23%
?c
America
Corp of
El-Tronics
Empire
18
Corp—
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
25%
18
WEEK
FOR
fpr Week
Low
5
Share
&
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
39 5/a July
5
Feb
Feb
Mar
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Sale®
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Last
i
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
National
Union
Nestle-Le
New
Electric
Mur
England
New
Haven
New
Idria
New
Jersey
&
&
New
Mexico
&
Pacific
Coal
New
Park
Process
Superior
&
Co
2
5.60%
series
32%
-
Ltd
32%
28
Railway
2,100
17%
850
10%
Ind
Northspan
8,500
10%
Jun
1,200
6
14%
5% Sep
900
3V'e
3
3 %
Feb
8%
Feb
33
2%
3%
28,100
Jan
40%
Feb
Jan
40%
Feb
3,500
3
1
1
3
50
82
80
84
1
lft
lft
•
24,100
Ltd
.1
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)_
1 VB
1 VB
u
2%
4>A
5%
73.000
Feb
8'A Mar
74 % May
89'A Mar
May
A May
12,109
20c
1
4%
Sep
16.500
2 Vb
1
26,900
%
10c
5'/b Mar
Sep
2% Sep
5% Sep
67
Sep
82 Sep
2,900
6
5%
Serv 4%% pfd—100
Nickel Mines Ltd—
1
Mines
Seaboard
33'A
Pub
Uranium
Seaboard
Sep
Sep
Corp
Ogden Corp
Ohio Brass Co
3% July
18% Jan
5'/a
Aug
26% May
Sep
40Va Mar
Jun
98'A Mar
50c
Power 4%%
Okalta Oils Ltd
Town
40c
19%
19%
20%
22,000
.1
34%
33
34 %
900
33
—
88'A
88%
110
87%
ft
%
1,500
A—
Ohio
Old
4
preferred
100
-
90c
Corp
common—
2%
4%
4 %
4%
1,500
63'A
66 'A
68 'A
850
Opelika Mfg #orp
2%
2%
1
preferred——
_5
19
18%
19%
1
Overseas Securities
Oxford Electric
20
20
20
Seeman
6%
1,700
5'A
Feb
80
Mar
21
Signal
Oil
Class
&
Clay
Products
10
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
5%% 1st preferred
5%
1st
Silver-Miller
preferred
5% redeemable 1st
fl eferred
5% redeemable 1st
J/fd series A
4.80% redeemable Ut
Pacific
25
Silvray
25'A
100
24%
Jan
23%
3,800
22'A
Apr
Sep
27%
22 %
26
Jan
22%
23 'A
700
22%
Sep
26'A
Jan
23'A
22%
Jun
26
Jan
100
20%
Jun
23%
Jan
50
20 Vb
Sep
23
83 Vb
85 'A
350
83
Sep
95% Mar
84'A
84 %
100
83
Jun
91% Mar
•
*
•
23
84%
--
91
9*
•
94
80
82 Va
1
4%
4%
1
11-A
11%
5
100
90
Jun
100
Feb.
170
124
Jun
143 %
Jan
780
80
8%
99% 100'A
3%
33.200
11%
7,800
99
29'/a
27%
30'%
2,800
27%
(C A) vtc—2 Bol
A) Amer shares—1
2%
2'A
2%
28,300
2'A
1%
I
1%
7,500
1,600
1
9
1,000
9%
6,100
8%
Jan
3%
1
Manufacturing
Co (Mass)—20
,
6b A
64%
32
1
1
38
10c
33%
6
6 /a
1,500
900
I
9,800
38
36
1,800
Vb
6%
6%
15%
9'/a
8%
17 Vb
15,000
—
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
36
Sep
1% Mar
50'A July
7% Feb
8%
Jan
19%
Feb
98% Mar
Jan
14%
42%
2%
2%
600
2%
Jan
Dome
Mines
Inc
1,600
14'A
•
58
60%
58
9
^
68
27
27
27%
2,400
5ft
7,500
4%
800
14%
Jan
1
1
•
Service of
412
5ft
1
18
15%
10'A
14
V?
II,300
550
800
10'A
10
15%
61%
15'A
1,200
83
Jan
Canada
100
3
-5
8ft Mar
21
Aug
Mar
17% Aug
11% Jan
81%
83
350
81%
33
33%
400
33
24
24
24
600
18%
Jan
60
26% July
1,600
46 'A
Jan
00
55
90
Jan
44
Sep
Sep
Feb
Q
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Jan
82
57
1
2%
2%
21 i
6,200
5,300
"l
1,600
30%
Vb
2% Aug
9
29 Vs
30%
2,200
3 Vb
3'A
1.600
3%
2,200
192 Va
29
3
29
29
class
A—
Precision
Mines
19%
36'A
Jun
29%
32%
11,900
ft Sep
32% Sep
29% Sep
44
Jan
34
35
34
46
Jan
100
5 VB
5%
4,300
2%
2%
2'A
2%
101,500
1%
'A
'A
ft
18,900
ft
25c
5
4%
5 VB
5,000 fr
Publications—
7
6%
7
preferred
—•
38'A
*
Oil
Co
34%
1
31%
4,000
38'A
50
34%
1,200
2C
130
49
51
8
May
Mar
Ramo
Investment
Co
1
Rapid-American Corp
-1
Packing Co
10
Raymond International'inc
10
New common (when
issued) ——3.33
Reading Tube Corp common
1
—
$1.25 convertible
preferred
Reda Pump Co
,
1
Soundcraft Corp
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
5o
Reis
Gas
to Jan
3
39% Mar
19'/a
Jun
65%
30%
65%
66 »A
1,200
54%
Jan
22'A
22'A
200
22'A
10%
Airways Inc—
(Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
6,800
?.
Sep
Boss
Coast
South
Penn
Southern
Oil
California
5'A
600
4
Jan
13
5
5%
7,300
5
Sep
10% Mar
4%
5,700
3
Jan
10%
11%
7,500
7%
8
7%
0
32'A
2,200
25
preferred
55
55
25
22%
23%
—25
preferred
cumulative
22%
23'/b
4.24%
cumulative
preferred
4.C
preferred
54'A
25
cumulative
25
California
Southern
Mnlerinls
Southern
Pipe
Southland
Petroleum
Co
10
300
Tube
50c
i",200
ADr
22
Sep
12% July
900
% Jan
3% Mar
%
""Itt
20,700
1 Va Mar
41%
43%
2,550
12%
11%
13
9,400
11 Va
23
21%
25
3,500
21%
7%
25%
7%
23 %
2'A
2'A
7%
9,700
7%
25%
5,000
23'A
2'A
100
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
8%
8%
100
8%
Sep
4%
4%
2,100
3%
Jan
18
100
76%
50o
5%
£1
50c
5
18
4%
6%
35.
4%
18
4%
5%
2,000
120
II,200
6'A
400
5%
1500
Aug
600
11% Jan
6% July
17 Vb
8
10%
Jan
73
900
71%
Sep
84
Jan
3%
17,200
2'A
Jan
15'A
13%
10'A
15 "A
1,100
11%
Jan
4'A Jan
16% Apr
11%
29,600
Feb
15 '/a
17%
7
4,100
26
9'A
1,300
14
100
~9VB
1
9
9'/a
17%
Sep
28
5'A
~4%
Jan
14% July
36% July
9% Mar
46
3%
13
Sep
4% Jan
4%
500
17%
3,600
7
3'A
800
3%
8,200
3%
4%
4%
1,100
1,000
11,700
9'A Jun
8'/b Mar
16'/b
Jan
21% July
63
500
Sep
72
July
17% July
15%
16'A
2,600
12'A
Feb
1
21%
21 Va
21%
1,900
21 Va
24%
3%
4'A
3,100
3%
Sep
Sep
9%
10%
10%
3,300
7
Jan
14%
11%
%
!tf
15,700
3'/a
3%
14,600
3'/b
9%
10%
'J00
9%
1
4
10c
,
Ltd
1
10c
3 Vb
50c
25c
~7
0
7
7
6
10% Sep
% May
1,000
May
2Va
Jan
5'A Mar
15% Mar
14% Mar
Feb
1
25%
24%
26'A
7.100
23
Jan
43
81%
78'A
84
1,425
71
Jan
94'A July
5
9%
9'A
1,800
6
Jan
10
Jan
26% July
25
July
•
5
9%
21'A
21
22
20%
20'/a
20%
15%
17%
1,200
900
1
_
(Del)
10c
15%
Feb
Mar
Mar
3 Va
3%
3
Jan
18% July
5% Mar
20
"3%
•
&
Jan
24'A Apr
19,800
Jan
8
41%
38%
42%
1,800
30%
Jun
46
1
24
24
24%
800
41 '/B
200
21%
33'A
Apr
41'A
26%
43%
16%
4%
5%
1
•
14'A
14 %
1.00C
1
3'A
2%
3 Va
12,200
1
Stylon Corporation
Sunset International
Petrol Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
Symington Wayne Corp
Jun
18
Sep
Sep
5%
300
Aug
July
•
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Talon
Inc
Class
4%
class
B
3%
3%
3%
14,100
1
13
Jan
May
2% July
3% Jun
3
2%
3
2,000
2%
6
warrants
5%
6
800
5%
A
common
Apr
Jan
17 Vb
preferred
Aug
Aug
Sep
Feb
Apr
Jan
4% Mar
Sep
Sep
Texas
Oil
14'A
8
50
9% Mar
18% Aug
Sep
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
49
50
2,800
41%
22
6,100
16
Jan
5%
8%
Feb
18'A
5%
6 Vb
Feb
54% Mar
*
27% July
5%
Sep
2'A
2%
4,400
2%
Jan
12%
13%
1.600
9
Jan
3%
Inc
9,300
2'A
13'A
Industries
3%
3%
3,100
3%
Sep
-
'22 Va- Apr
.7% Mar
Sep"1
'17% Mar
,
=•
9 Vb
3%
9'A
4,500
8%
1%
1%
1%
3,200
%
Corporation
Calgary
14%
1,300
8
21%
Corp
Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc—
Texam
600
17'A
8
49 Vs
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleprompter Corp
Television
17'A
16%
common
cumulative
%
'A
168,700
1% May
% Jan
Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56
Thew Shovel Co
Thompson-Starrett
Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Park Ltd
90
90
92
5
19%
19 %
20%
T<400
10c
2 Vb
2 Vb
2'A
10,300
pfd—
com—
75
10
90
19%
Sep
Sep
1% -Jan
8%
Jan
9% Mar
'
!
3% Mar
2Vb
Jan
1ft
Mar
97
31
Feb
Feb
3% Mar
17
Mar
July
1
11%
11%
23'A
22%
23%
800
10% Aug
Sep
14
.—25C
22%
34%
Feb
1
29'A
5% Apr
24% Aug
28%
29%
Tilo
1,600
28'/b
Jun
36
Jan
1
21
21'A
300
17%
Jan
24
Aug
86'A
7 Va May
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord
registered-
8:
Jan
10%
7Va Aug,
3%
Jan
Todd
8%
Toledo
12% Mar
Jan
Thorofare
Markets
Inc
Roofing Inc
Amer deposit rets def
6
5%
21,400
3'A
July
76%
4%
6%
Jan
16
-1
Jan
21% Mar
25%
2,300
64
Jun
9%
Jan
Sep
5,400
17
63
4'A
13
1
preferred
B) Co
(Hugo) Corp
Stone Container
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co
5%
13
26
1
common—
(J
6%
13'A
20
B
Sterling Precision Corp
13%
Thriftmarket Inc
18%
3%
*3%
1
1
77'
5'/a.
3 Vb
—1.25
1
76%
6'A
5%
1-50
--1
19
54%
Feb
Apr
5% Jan
7%
11%
Thorncliffe
1
—30o
page
2
Jan
Jan
22%
22
71%
1
Enterprises Inc
Jan
700
17,800
1%
43%
53% Mar
23 '/a
1
Statham
Instruments Inc
Steel Co of Canada
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein
(A) & Co
Stetson
Jun
Sep
20'A Sep
19'A Sep
3% Aug
8
10
Mines
convertible
Statecourt
57V4 Mar
Aug
46
19%
3 '/b
common
Corp
Corp
53
Feb
3»/b
Corp—
Uranium
180
200
Feb
26
73
•
class
(The)
13%
60
25% Mar
22%
10c
Standard Forgings
Corp
Standard Oil (Ky)
Standard
Products
Co
Standard Shares Inc
Aviation
Feb
5
Inc
Standard-Thomson
9% Mar
1
Line
$1.60 convertible
preferred
Standard Financial
Corp
Standard
20'A
0
Royalty Co
Standard Dredging
Corp
Stanley
38
Sep
53'A July
22'A Sep
Sep
700
«
Corp„2
Inc
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer
25% Mar
30
900
30
31%
19%
Jan
9'A
Edison—
cumulative
Southern
Feb
7% May
18'A Sep
600
18%
Jan
6'A July
47'A July
17% Mar
41%
11%
12.90
original preferred
cumulative
5'/b
1
Co
Technicolor
7%
-
Jan
59% Aug
4'A
1
;
Mar
20 %
7'/b
187
5
1
Corp
25
1%
18
42
Aug
41% Aug
Sep
May
45% May
•
Manufacturing
South
14'A Mar
*
7 Vb
1
—
see
20
19 'A
Co—
Russell (The F C)
Company
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Haynes
~
Jan
Jan
Mar
4'A
—5
Smith
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
7%
-1
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Avenue
footnotes
'
14
6»/b
13
Sep
Sep
76
July
22% Sep
19%
50o
1965
29
Sep
10'A Sep
I,100
200
Jun
% July
41% Sep
1
Amer dep rets ord
regisRoosevelt Field Inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
&
10 %
20'A
23%
1
Rochester Gas & Elec
4% pfd F
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
class A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
For
10'A
20
Robinson Technical
Products Inc.—20c
Ryerson
50
1
distribution
Valley
27% Aug
52,300
10
Ridgeway Corp—
Grande
4,200
30%
■,—50o
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Resistoflex Corp
Wco Argentine
Mining Co
Ex-liquidating
31%
26
1
Reliance Insurance Co
Vtc extended
29
30%
29%
20
Reeves
Rio
29
31%
6% Aug
4'A Mar
Jan
35
125
R
Rath
Jan
Jan
Sep
31%
40
49%
29% Aug
il Jan
4% May
6% Sep
13,800
130
Jan
Sep
"5%
Ltd
Feb
1,000
2.500
1
Inc—
Jan
99% Mar
54
%
10c
Corp
250
31'A
2
Ltd
Feb
Sep
Mar
ft
*
Co
Feb
Apr
8% Mar
36'A Jan
4% Mar
Sep
Sep
48
25
18 Va
54
%
10c
Ltd..
50'A
v
Jan
89
50'A
43% Mar
Jan
210'A 214'A
214
r
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
1% Mar
15% July
Mar
35
•
Stinnes
20c
10 Vb
6%
*
Slick
Stanrock
28% Aug
Jan
10
9'A
dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev
Corp—10c
Starrett
4ft Sep
Jan
10%
9%
~7'/b
Apr
Amer
Jan
72% Mar
Sep
18'A
Ltd
k
16
14%
1
25
Singer Manufacturing Co—.
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jan
21% May
13'/b Jan
Sep
2
63
Company
Pyle-National Co
4%
Sep
2
125
"2 ft
66 '/a
1
Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp &
Timber
67
Jun
1
4'A%
Puerto Rico
Sep
9% Aug
Sep
10'A
.—*
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
14% May
15'A Apr
Jan
1,500
12
800
10'A
16
2,700
8,600
20c
—5
.
5%
7%
20% May
24% July
Sep
14>/4
25
300
75% July
6% Aug
ft
13%
20'A
20'A
5,500
II
%
Apr
6% Mar
Sep
19 Vb July
14'A
20'A
7,000
14'A
16,100
%
14%
13
22
1
19'A
9%
42%
10'A
%
10c
,
20'A
Feb
14%
16
8,600
1,600
13'A
10%
6,600
20'A
13
2.50
14'A
21%
54'A
Feb
—.—1
(Del)
8,200
13
20'A
50
83 %
32
4 Vb
13%
21 Va
19%
870
100
Sep
3%
1
Aug
10'A Apr
7% Sep
Jan
3%
14
Jan
1%
54
87%
1
2'/b
200
50
II
1°
6,300
25
*
-.
8
4%
3
25
85%
Va
_4
•
25
11
8
6,000
3%
4
1
preferred
86
9'/a
6 Vb
3
10c
7,900
9%
preference
1
Polymers Inc—10c
Vb
convertible
9%
11%
Co
Sep
Sep
6
8
%
convertible preference
9
Apr
4% Jan
12% Jan
8% Sep
9% Jan
4,500
6%
6%
9
4.32%
5%
5%
I,300
Jan
4.48%
14% May
{;! Sep
23% Jan
1,000
1,200
6%
16'A
Feb
7% Jan
7V2 May
6 % Jan
60% Jan
22% Jan
1,000
66%
12
r
6%
pesos
4
5
4.56%
50
Erie
Pneumatic Scale
Poloron Products class
A
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander
Inc
Power Corp of
Canada
Prairie Oil
Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
Mfg Co
9
4
Pierce Industries Inc
&
100
_1
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh Railways
2,300
7%
8%
9
5
Corp (Del)
900
10%
<a
-
2.50
Minerals
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Co_—10
Phillips Screw Co
Vb
9'A
7%
1°
-
1
Perfect Circle
Corp
Peruvian Oils &
3%
--
400
Jan
Sep
2
Feb
6'A
Jan
18
8%
14'/a
6
2'A
17'A Aug
17% Aug
14'A May
9 A
7
5%
37% Mar
Jan
14
8,600
Inc—.
Venezuelan
4.78%
Jan
.1
Corp
100
7'A
America
convertible
4.88%
4%
16%
$3
Sinclair
Apr
14%
16 VB
16%
(The)
Materials
9
16 '/a
16%
--
Jan
7
American Shares
Mar
12%
8'A Mar
7'A
7»A
100
Lighting
Simpson's
Jan
102
Sep
Sep
Sep
1
2
2
2.50
Aircraft
7%
19 Va
Jan
.•
Bol
Jan
Sep
Sep
7%
125
90'A Mar
6% Apr
Sep
4,100
12'A
7%
83/8
-
pfd
Jan
540
124'A 124%
•
Canada Ltd
Prophet (The)
Providence Gas
25'A
1,100
Peninsular Metal Products
Progress
Jan
21 %
Penn Traffic Co
Boston East
29'/b
2 3'A
Ltd
Parkersburg-Aetna
Steel
Sep
20%
Parker Pen Co class
A—
Class B
Piasecki
25'A
21%
Company
Phoenix
3,300
25
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil (C
Park Chemical
Pep Boys
Pepperell
26
20'/B
Power & Light
5%
of
25 'A
preferred
Warrants
Pattno
Apr
42% Mar
preferred—25
preferred—25
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pancoastal
32
Apr
1st
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend
preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific
Sep
25
$4.75
Pacific Petroleums
28%
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
28
7,700
ist
redeemable
redeemable
4.36%
3,300
29'%
25/a
25
1st
4.50%
30%
28%
Jan
Sep
Sep
1
Silver Creek
Feb
Mar
28%
Jan
5'A
Co
July
30
7%
5Vb
3,690
2
22
29
pfd—25
100
1,500
5%
common
Gas
23% Mar
lft May
,1% Aug
6
•
of
Sep
Sep
Sep
10
B
10
Jan
%
1
5'A
a~—.—-l-
Mining
Breweries
Silex
10
20
Apr
5%
Inc
Simmons-Boardman
Pacific
Public
of
2,700
'
Siboney-Caribbeun Petroleum Co
5% May
Sep
Apr
15% Apr
16% Jan
Corp
9,600
3
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
600
%
l'A
1
5'A
—1
preferred
Sicks
21%
%
1
July
-
19 Vb Mar
3.50
Ltd
Airlines—
Products
20
Jan
5%
Shawinigan Water & Power-.
4%
20
12
25c
Co
Denn
22
17 Va
16% May
1
Inc
Leather
Mar
1
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp cla,ss B
Servo Corp of America
Simca
Plastic
Bros
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
4%
4'/b
2,800
6%
1
Jan
1%
66 Vb
300
7
Corp™
Sep
2%
800
7
Ltd Amer
shares_10s
cumulative
O'okiep Copper Co
A
24% Mar
11% Apr
7
20
Seaporcel Metals Inc.
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums——
Seeburg (The) Corp—-
Sherman
Petroleum
Western
Shattuck
Jan
o
Occidental
Seaboard
Seton
Jan
Sep
18% "Jun
Milling Corp
1
Plywood & Lumber——1
2% Jan
1%
14%
Allied
Servomeclianisins
4Vb
5,900
25c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co
2 % May
Jan
1%
16%
Aug
Sep
Sep
Jun
3
Mar
6%
Sep
2% Jan
3'A Sep
3% Sep
3%
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
20% Jan
Shipyards
Edison
Tonopah Mining
Tower
13,500
£1
—20
Corp
class
26%
2 6'A
27 'A
400
-100
preferred
of Nevada
Acceptance
12
registered- —53
Corp
4'A%
83 Va
83
83'A
250
1
A—
7'A
Jun
12%
5 Va
Jun
6'A
Jan
6'A
Feb
3 Vb
2%
3'A
3,300
1
8
7%
8 Vb
2.000
25%
Sep
82'A Aug
2% Feb
6%
Jan
1%
Jan
Sep
4Vb Mar
38'A
90
Feb
Apr
3% Aug
10 %
July
Transportation Corp of America—
Jan
6% Jun
Trans
Cont
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Trans
Lux
Corp
Industries
Co
Inc
class
1
A
Class A common—
Triangle Conduit & Cable
1
-10c
Co
2%
2'A
2%
8,900
ft
%
8,300
11%
12%
1,600
14%
13%
14%
3,800
28
27
23'A
700
_50c
—
ft
12
V;
20'A Mar
—50c
Saxon Paper Corp—.
Sayre & Fisher Co
2% Mar
%
34%
33'A
25
preferred—
Petroleums Ltd
Petroleums Ltd—»—
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
29% Mar
1%
Sep
14'/B
15%
16'A
20
Sarcee
High
1,200
——-20
Sapphire
34% Aug
1'A Mar
1,100
10
Rankin
Sep
Low
17'A
—20
—
Feb
16,800
11
5%
6
A——10
32%
Jan
series
Feb
1%
%'
11
Sep
lft Feb
5%
22
5/u
/h
1%
1
class
'
>A
Jun
158
Feb
H Aug
San
17%
1
1
Cement
31'A
3 '/a
Jan
110
1.800
"
1
.
—
%
27%
28
1%
50
167
%
10
B
Northern
4 'A %
4.40%
1 ft Mar
6,100
North American
Royalties Inc_
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast Airlines
North Perm RR Co
North
22 Vb Mar
2 Vb
2'/b
Honduras Rosario—3.33%
American
Sep
ft Sep
15,400
46,700
Nipissing
Class
12
preferred-———
series preferred—
series preferred
! a
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16'A
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
Diego Oas & Electric Co—
1% Mar
"if
Shares
Carlos
30% Mar
Feb
Low
:—2.60
Jan
ifl
1
San
for Week
of Prices
•
Sep
13%
Merchandise
MinesNoma Lites Inc
Norfolk Southern
Jan
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius luc———
1%
%
12
158
Nickel Rim Mines
160
Lawrence
24'A
13'A
1
Jan
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
St
9,000
Land—-—--1
Oils
4% May
23
July
20J
July
5% Mar
Week's
Last
Exchange
11,700
27%
1?.
Jan
Friday
slUCKS
American Stock
24,900
24%
_20c
SEPTEMBER 25
1
%
26'/a
Oils Ltd
ENDED
2%
2'A
If!
25°
Co
&
York
2%
--1
3,860
187
50c
Mining Co—
York
North
Co
Co
•
Arizona
New York Auction
New
Watch
Chem
2%
13'A
1,200
20%
176
18 5 Via
100
Zinc—
New
New
Tel
&
9,100
3 \'a
19%
WEEK
FOR
.
High
2%
20
Clock
Min
New
3'/a
30c
Corp
Co
Tel
New
Low
RANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
4
Mar
Jan
lft Apr
14% Mar
13%
Feb
22%
Apr
27
Sep
39'A
Feb
ft Sep
7
:
Number 5885
190
Volume
.
.
Cfhronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
^(1323)
,35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
A
Range
STOCKS
-Tri-Continental
True
Two
Temper
.25%
21 %
21 %
22
-10C
14 %
13%
14%
5
Inc
15%
14%
15%
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Investment
Stock
United
Aircraft
United
Cuban
United
Improvement
United
U
S
Feb
12 %
Aug
Jan
28%
Sep
6%
2,400
6%
Sep
10%
Apr
4,7b
16,000
Jan
AHanover
14,600
4tV Sep
1^ Sep
7 i36
1%
Jan
%
43,400
IVb
%
6%
'
~7
6
%
%
Sep
6%
7s
Sep
Tile
class
.'16%
2,800
16 % Mar
27% Aug
5%
1,100
100
4% July
9% Jan
13% Mar
67 Va
28,300
"r
'
Universal
Controls
Inc
Marion
Universal
39%
15%
17%
Co
new
50,600
Feb
14
9% Mar
53
Sep
Jan
15 Va
Jun
20%
Jun
30
Jan
36%
Sep
35%
130
15%
17%
15,300
13%
Jan
22% May
36%
com
33
37%
13,000
26%
Aug
37%
7%
7%
2,300
6%
Jan
10%
11%
5,000
6
Jan
5%
5%
1,100
4%
Jan
Feb
Van Norman Industries warrants..
5%
*63
—May-Nov
*60
12%
10 %
13%
2%
2%
2%
4,800
2%
Sep
"w
1947
3%
Jan
8%
5%
4%
34%
13%
14%
200
13%
Sep
19%
10%
10 %.
10%
500
9%
Jan
listed
•
Baking voting
preferred.
7%
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2 cumulative
Watltham
Webb
Weiman
&
West
West Texas
Jan
1%
1%
84,300
1%
Jan
130
4%
4%
Utilities 4.40%
117
31
3%
3%
IIV
1i56
pfd
2
1,000
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
152.45
£5.71
207.32
87.25
79.23
80.77
81.95
82.30
85.05
204.97
87.25
79.33
80.67
81.87
82.28
150.28
85.21
204.60
87 05
79.39
80.52
81.42
82.10
23
624.02
152.47
85.68
206.96
87.05
79.25
80.53
81.40
82.06
154.77
86.19
209.62
87.05
79.05
80.37
81.28
81.94
''
24—
Amer
dep rets ord shares
Tablet & Stationery
23
84
Sep
91%
8.53;
%
3%
& Aug
4%
(35 Stocks)
Jan
Apr
3
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Sep
27
Sep
Jan
31%
Apr
44
20
27%
27 %
Inc
10
27
27
450
Stag
Mfg
Wickes
(The)
Williams
,5%
(R C)
Co
-1,000
2 %
100
21%
21
21%
800
14%
Jan
14 %
12%
14 %
2,200
12%
Sep
20% Mar
Sep
16% Mar
4%
Sep
8%
Feb
groups
9.500
13%
Jan
45%
Jun
18
19%
18
Sep
85%
87
85%
Sep
100
30
47%
Jan
19 Vb May
26% Feb
Durable
45%
68%
Non-Durable
Apr
2% July
5s
£1
—
1>'«
Co
24%
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Elec
Steel
Feb
8%
Sep
9%
4%
Sep
9%
or
Last
High
of
N
120
82
82
4
65
65
1
57
82%
82%
4
80
Builders
General
&
AGuancanamo
Theatres &
—A
New
1974
England
liq tr ctfs—
87%
.
Mon.
Sept. 21
71%
79%
Tues.
Sept. 22—
Wed.
86
.
47
*40
33%
Sept.,23—.
Sept. 24
Sept. 25—.
39%
97%
24
79'/2
44
1976
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
May -Nov
1961
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
_April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3 %s 1970
Jan-July
78
85%
89
88
88
Electric
Gas
&
Co
6s
Rapid American Co 7s deb 1967
5%s
conv
subord debs
1964
Water
Harbor
Power
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
California
Southern
79
19
96
96
2
',100
—
100
.
85%
85%
Corp
3s
series B
1973
2%s series C
3'/as
3s
May-Noo
deb '62—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1965
78
E
1978
G
4%s series H
98
series
I
1982.
4%s
series
J
1982
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Gas
3%s
1970
(Calif)
Southwestern
3s
1971
April-Oct
Jan-July
Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Wa'er Power 3%s 1964
&
June-Dec
West
Penn
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Traction
5s
1974
1960
Industrial
.
915,903,100
$31,451,100 $1,157,232,600
$965,245,120
$44;361,000
■
■
••
a
95
30,279,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
90%
75
100
Stocks
119
(No. of
119
43
113
,
78
69
3
70
89%
96
88
96%
85%
1
80
85%
82
86 %
75%
82
75
84
—
80
*68
847/2
74
85
82%
95 %
95'/s
101
101%
*90
86%
86>/4
85
85
85
*86
99
Sept. 24-
*1,120,000
Sept. 25—
*1,000,000
69,000
Total
*5,180,000
-
£
1077/4
98
105%
91%
2
84
87
Foreign
85
92
Foreign
100
of
20,000
*90,000
$58,000
*$500,000
25
1958
5,370,92^'
$538,000
5/00
20,000
103
90
66
35
2
.
'90.0C0
1,000
*5,180,000
Shares.
Domestic
100
*120,000
4,000
$5.90C
$437,000
Stocks—No.
99
1
'80,003
2,000
$437,000
1959
€1%
99
97J/4
Bonds—
governmentcorporate
58,000
3,000
*$500,000
Total
$561,000
75
1017/a
•Unofficial
figures
shown
here.
Official
volume
was
Total
Bonds
*$120,000
5,000
_~2,o66
Week Ended Sept.
1057/2
'
61%
Thurs.
84,000
85 7/4
*91 '/z
100
Sept, 23—
$27,000
118,000
1
— —.
99
$1,000
1,000
74,000
*940,000
9
99%
86%
»-* O O
*1,030,000
Fri.
100
_
*1,090,000
Sept. 22—
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$92,000
Sept. 21—
Tues.
Wed.
91
92%
10
*97V2 102 %
Foreign
Government
86
827/S,
13
Bonds
Mon.
93
73
——
82%
Domestic
Shares)
L
88
$104,000
,
93%
*80
64%
49,139,020
43,590,000
—
61%
*74%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Aug
and
1
*76%
June-Dec
Webb
Wasatch
89
86
„
52,453,000
1,104,762,600
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
97'/4
85%
80
90 7/a
.
.
99,000
$1,172,100
—
3
*70
Jan-Aup
Gas
103'
'
'
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
12
•
1958
493,839,156
613,457,157
$1,000
Bank
Total
85%
Feb-Aug
4%% series K 1983
100
Sept. 25
1959
1958
18,481,130
13,000
Shares
of
Foreign
70
89%
April-Oct
1982
'1
*
*85
——
Feb-Aup
1981
4%s
$44,631,000
Jan. 1 to
16,011,460
95'/4
116
116
_Feb-Aup
:
1979
86
94%
Feb-Aup
series
8,462,030
85
947/4
917/2
*84
Feb-Aug
series F
8,660,000
8,023,000
$1,041,000
$43,590,000
117% 117'/4
Feb-Aup
s
1976
series D 1976
3%s series
3%s
1981
3s
5s conv
Edison
May-Nor
April-Oct
887/2
*82
*89
1998_Jan-July
^
3%s series A 1973
3s
9,906,030
$1,041,000
Railroad
78
79
Sales
$9,580,000
Government-.
S.
Bond
Bonds
Bonds—
U.
168
Government
$152,000
215,000
130,000
279,000
265,000
89,428,000
9,691,000
8,530,000
8,183,000
7,758,000
3,237,960
2,995,410
3,006,390
3.488.180
3,283,520
Total
United States
Bonds
Week Ended Sept. 25
Stocks—No.
86'A
—
95% 105%
103%
~
Safe
Bonds
16,011,460
Total—
International
:
3%s
89
47
20
12
*80
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
*6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Service
Int'l
85
78
79%
Exchange
Eank
Foreign
Bonds
98 7/a
„
23%
Television, Inc—
.
Power
+
Railroad
and Miscel.
567%
5
39
■
~:
Public
302.1
311.2
Shares
_
:
360.4
423.8
No. of
2
52
38
April-Oct
4s
5%s
•
52
Jen-July
1970
RR 4s
Western
RR
National
-
•
382.7
—2.9
425.0
1959
1963
National Research Corp—
5s convertible
subord debentures
•„
Valley
207.1
0.3
433.0
Stocks
Thurs.
*98%
Apr-Oct
1963
-^Italian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
231.8
Corp—
debentures
subord
6s
—1.9
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Fri.
38%
324.8
—3.3
211.2
Transactions at the New York Slock
RR—
52
510.5
335.8
371.5
Low.
♦New
125 %
120
120
A 1st
457.8
570.1
——
92
1
mortgage 4s series A 1993
May-Nov
mortgage 4s series B 1993—__;
May
Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
1st
Finland
Mining
45
83%
19
Division—
J
527.7
—2.5
3C2.1'
114
36%
47
85%
June-Dec
,
—2.5
531.3
207.1*
and Service
Finance
High
99
41
106
83 %
—T„—Feb-Aug
1978
Jan-July
3%s
& Western
Lack
Lackawanna
101
*41 %
Low
Quar-Feb
1970
502.2
Jan. 1
No.
85
522.7
490.7
324.8*
———
-
Trade,
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
1974
-
554.2
Sep
Bid & Asked
debs
1973
debs
Authority
Transit
Delaware
A
series
Chemoil Industries 6s
Chicago
June-Dec
1994—June-Dec
1970
June-Dec
debs
inc
4s
—
Utility
Week's Rang*
Sate Price
——
Goods
400.1
—2.5
Sep
3,300
5
Period
Power 3%s
6s Aug I 1998
2%s
Edison
Boston
Pump
29% Aug
17%
Low
&
Goods
441.3
518.1
Manufacturing
*
Interest
5%s conv subord
2% July
11,400
9%
4%
4%
BONDS
Steel
1% May
800
25
8 %
9%
50c
lOo
—
Corp
% Aug
1
7,300
1%
1%
24%
40c
1
—
American Stock Exchange
AAmer
Jan
77b May
612
Friday
Alsco Inc
Sep
-2.3
489.4
———-
12%
Low
High
418.7
509.5
Composite
22% Jan
1,400
1959—
Percent
Change
Sept. 11, '59
469.1
Transportation
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
~
Sep. 18, '59
700
14%
23
45%
46%
Feb
200
14
23
14
1
compared with the preceding week and
follows (1939=100):
Aug
31%
26% May
•
1
with highs and lows for the
Jan
675
—
based on the closing prices of the common
1959, for composite and by major industry
18,
Sept.
current year are as
19%
21
—_—._25
pfd
100
dep rets ord regular
Petroleum
25___
ending
1,000
8
Zapata
week
5
Machine
Zapata Off-Shore Co
for
31
4%
2
Zale Jewelry
stock
23
Petroleum Co
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
2
for 1959
109.60 Aug 4
101.42 Sep 23
Range
101.42
SEC Index of Stock Prices
10%
Woodley
1958
72.75 Jan
The SEC index of stock prices
23% July
28%
Woodall Industries Inc
preference
Sep
10%
10,000
11%
Jun
2
31
(John) Industries Ltd
6%
% July
17%
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
American
Apr
3,900
18%
!2%
1
——
Wood Newspaper
Jun
4 Vb
"%
18%
2%
10
common
preferred
Wood
21%
"%
18%
1
-
Low
Sept.
Jan
5
& Co
Brothers
1%
1
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Wilson
,
1
Corp
Brothers
Williams
37%
10c
Co
102.68
for
102.82 Dec 31
___
Lew
Apr
Coal
White
High
.
101.74
_
Apr
Westmoreland
^.Wichita River Oil Corp
101.83
Fri.
Jan
35
37
Westmoreland
1
102.90
Sept.
Sept.
Ti es.
Mar
Feb
27%
High
21—
22—
Wed. Sept. 23
Thurs. Sept. 24_
Mon.
27 Vb
Range
Closing
Date
200
100
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
.White Eagle International Oil Co
%
Jan
3,800
%
.
Ralls, 5.601; Utilities;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
July
31-
30%
•
by using the following divisors: Industrials, 3.964;
19.61
stocks,
65
Jan
Sep
2 Vb
3,400
Is
632.85
—
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
40
Bonds
150.62
216 Sep
Sep
3.400
2%
ities
616.45
4 % May
Sep
10
84
2%
2%
•
Western
Jan
3,600
84
84
1
Rails
625.78
5% Aug
Jan
17%
100
Development Co
Total
10
Util¬
Rails
..
Jun
3 Vb
50c
Western
trials
618 15
— ——.
Averages are computed
Jan
Jan
900
4%
3%
Inc
Sep
22
28
1
Products
95
100
99
28
Stocks
tries
22
2% Mar
96
roads
Grade
18.
Sept.
4% Mar
1 %
Oil & Gas Ltd—
Chemical
1%
10
Grade
Indus¬
21
Sept.
Feb
30,800
1.25
Manufacturing
West Canadian
29%
Sep
2%
28
5
Company Inc
Wentworth
21
21
300
-
Jun
2%
*
(Del)
2%
200
65
Util-
Second
First
10
Sept.
May
3% Feb
1%
lOo
Knapp Inc common
Inc
Rail¬
trials
Total
15
Sept,
80
"2%
1
$6 series preference
Webster Investors
20
Sept.
5% Mar
Jan
Feb
-Bonds10
•
<30
14% Mar
Jan
2%
71
30!
2%
21
30
Instrument Co
1,900
76
2%
2"%
1,500
4
3%
76
;;
l
preferred
5%
4%
4
100
common
Precision
&
ctfs
trust
5
•
Waco Aircraft Co
Wagner
representative stocks and bonds
Co.:
-Stocks-
Date
:
44
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones &
on
Indus¬
w
51%
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
1," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
13% Mar
Vogt Manufacturing
47%
*39
58%
46%
38%
47%
47%
102 %
100
57
Jan
2
25c
•
65
Stock and Bond Averages
Jun
Products
.
100
*58
Below jare the daily closing averages of
5% Mar
24,600
6 %
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co_
:V..
64
__
par
16% July
—1
!
*3
*120
tive;
Sep
.—Zl
(The) Instrument Co_
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
2008—May-Noo
Feb
8
'
95
*60
19% May
11%
1
Valspar Corp
93%
••190
*97
7% July
24,400
67/«
7 Vs
19
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included m year's range), d Ex-interest.
I Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not Included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.: z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
"
*Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
'V:.;
\ }*
SReported in receivership.
I- )■
■
V- -:.VV
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
12% Aug
■35%
180
16%
t93
April-Oct
(issue of Oct 1927)
•No
78% July
Sep
Jan
17%
.
Vinco Corporation
Feb
1% Jan
2,000
35 %
(Fla)
Corp
Winding
Vita Food
6,200
180
180
18%
Jan
2%
300
35%
7%
9
41 Vb
1,000
16%
_
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Victoreen
9 Vi
29%
Oil™
Universal Insurance
"'Universal
r
4V8 V 4%
4%
4%
\9
9V4
Reclaiming Co
Corp
Universal American Corp
Consolidated
May
10%
62 Vb
66 Ve
B
S Rubber
Universal
190
5%
Corp
Co
'
U
70
1939
A7s
Sep
10 VB
21
Aluminum
Air Conditioning
5%
180
tl7%
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
*11% Mar
4}J May
175 % Sep
of) Germany—
(80% redeemed)
(Prov) 6%s 1949
180
180
(City
stamped (Plan A) 2y8S
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Jan
7%
Sep
Feb
"
300
AHanover
50% Aug
Feb
4%
4,300
,
175% 177%
20
2iy8
177%
United Stores
r
f
*181
Waterways
&
Maranhao
4/0
dep rets ord registered
S Foil
U
:
Aug
Sep
5%
N J RR & Canal
U S Ceramic
.m;
16% May
V6
100
*125
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1951
B
Port
16%
Products
..United Pacific
series
23%
6%
~7
Investing-.
&
—Jan-July
1951
7s
1952
A
6%s 1952—Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debs—
5%s series A 1967
Jan-July
4 %s
series B
1967
Jan-July
Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
;
Jan
35
Milk
A 6s
ADanzig
5U0
%
United
•'
Sep
series
300
1 Vb
Inc
United
?
157/e
7%
6,400
16%
Elastic Corp
Oil
Jan
9%
6,500
A 6s
11%
4%
Asbestos Corp
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc.
United
Jun
28
"6 Mi
Products
United
/
Aug
11%
Omaha
of
31%
24
Sep
19
20 %
16%
11%
Co
Yards
800
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
28
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
Jan
25 %
14,200
26%
26%
Harrison
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
zrio
Corp
Union
Shares
Low
warrants
from
Guys
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
SEPTEMBER 25
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
ENDED
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
not received
Jan. 1 to
1959
Sept. 25
1958
*288,470,189
148,866,218
$18,877,000
1,322,000
1,169,000
$13,462,000
1,286,000
1,417,000
*$21,363,000
$16,165,000
in time for
publication.
«
36
(1324)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September
.
-L
28.
1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
stocks
Week's
American
Agricultural
American
Chemical
American
Tel
Tel
&
Anaconda
Company
Boston <fc
Albany RR
Eoston
____________—50
____100
Hecla Inc_;
Service
Mass
Motor
168
Carbide
Fuel
Assoc
29%
S
Rubber—.
U
S
Shoe
U
S
43% May
89% Apr
Sep
74% Sep
58% Sep
Stores
Island Creek
Woolworth
50
53
Jan
62%
18
Jan
47%
49%
227
26%
260
%
600
Kennecott
Copper
Star
Cement Corp
RR 5% cum
61%
270
60%
80%
506
77%
2,200
54%
552
95
45
36%
National
Rac
Assoc
Service
New
England
34%
Sep
81 Vb
28%
110
Feb
85
74
Sep
54%
s
Sep
28%
35%
Sep
93
Sep
44
New
England
Tel & Tel Co—
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Olin
100
\
"
•'
'
-
_
I
50
Electric
Allied
Shawmut
Stone
28%
Sep
37
Jan
98%
Jan
115
Aug
13%
100
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
13c
400
6c
Jan
19c
Milling
Webster
Corp
15%
1
1,974
4
\
19%
'
United
Fruit
United
Shoe
U
S
16%
Waldorf
6
Jan
Co
21%
Jan
System
Inc_
Jan
200
27
100
53%
Sep
64%
40%
41%
376
33%
Jan
43%
Sep
31
768
28%
Jan
33%
Aug
5%
Feb
July
8
Apr
32% Mar
Apr
28%
4,760
25%
Sep
45
53%
615
45%
Jan
58% Aug
55%
57%
338
46%
Mar
Jan
69
17%
52
14%
Jan
20%
87%
91%
1,284
70%
Feb
Cincinnati Stock
Sale Price
Aeronca —
American
Baldwin
Piano
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
New
Cincinnati
Telephone
Orl
Union
&
Tex
Pac
Art
Low
8%
222
37%
80
8
High
Sep
Jan
42 Vb
14'/2
Feb
Aug
18
37
100
27%
Jan
40
41
76
37%
Jun
38%
Feb
39%
50%
60
38%
47%
Jun
229
21
18
140
Jan
Apr
92
185
90%
Jun
14
14
25
12%
Jan
60%
62%
450
51%
12%
13%
1,260
12%
Sep
10%
10%
245
10%
5%
100
5%
Sep
Sep
13% May
7% May
41 %
Jun
47% Mar
24% Aug
Davidson
Bros
16 '/b
90
44
Jan
56% July
113
60
Jan
75
28%
30%
1,758
81%
82%
962
56%
56%
56%
27
25%
42%
43%
135
53%
57%
75
78
82
May
27% Aug
73% Jan
52%
Jan
60 y2
44
4,695
23
1,416
15 y2
Jan
384
49%
Feb
67
80 V8 Sep
23% July
1
21%
23 %
66%
67
5
79%
80 %
1,503
51%
Feb
23%
24%
1,697
18%
Jan
5 Vb
5 Vb
200
5'/a
Motor
Fruehauf
Gar
Co
—
Trailer
Wood
Goebel
—.
1
.
Industries
*
1
—
—_—12
Cyanamid
43%
57%
10
.
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
:i
$33%
1
Corp__
1.66%
Brewing
78
25
Jan
33 Vb
L
Hoover
Ball
Hoskins
Inc
&
Bearing
Apr
50%
47
Feb
65
709
75
Breweries
Sep
89 y4
18
90
Jun
106
59%
59
70%
Sep
74
350
65 % Mar
20%
364
19 Vb
10
1
Steel
Murray
Ohio
Electric
Vinco
Kodak
58% July
Aid
44%
Akron
66%
67%
138
49%
172
Tel
30
35%
235
19%
15
33%
Jun
29%
30%
38%
70
27%
Feb
39%
30%
51%
79
^
Lead
Register
63%
63%
81%
78
63%
-
158
50%
Jun
136
75 Ve
Jan
6
Feb
1
19%
19%
400
18 y2
VB
200
2%
Jan
3%
300
3
3%
10
27
27
40%
42%
*
.
42%
4%
———1
15%
14%
2%
200
27
1
Sep
Jun
3% May.
4% Mar
Feb
Sep
31
36%
Feb
209
4%
Jan
48% July
6% Feb
i5y2
May
200
lll/a
17%
100
14
11%
670
9%
300
21%
Apr.'
24%
19%
19%
210
17%
Feb
22% Aug
13%
17%
8,789
10
"
Jun
22%
14
22 ya
13%
——_v—l
17% Aug
17%
Jan
915
5
200
3%
41%
100
2%
■
Sep
2%
2%
11
Jan
17% Sep
Sep
42%
Feb
16% Mar
Jan
540
41%
—______—1
Feb
.Apr
14
5
ii_—1
.a
25
16%
——1
Dist
Jan
3%
17%
1
__10
_____
Jan
11%
__10
;.
1%
/
■17%.
—1
•_■_
Sep
Feb
.11%
.5
1
4
Jan
1%
1,334
'/2
32
July
15 %
Apr
3y8
31
Jan
14% •Jurt'
5
July
49% July
5% Mar
,
compilation of the round-lot transactions
only*
Friday
6
76%
Apr
97
50
51%
Feb
70
Sep
Sep
84%
Apr
77%
331
74%
55
722
44% Mar
19%
19%
58% July
17%
24
May
47%
50%
105
34%
39%
30 %
34 %
261
28% Feb
32%
1
37%
37%
37%
2
25
50%
46 y2
50 %
104
51%
51%
51%
5
56%
Jan
61 %
Jan
Jan
56% July
53 % Aug
31 %
56%
Sep
28
47
Feb
30%
16
44
43
31%
44%
36%
36%
37%
52
105%
Feb
60
15%
Apr
26%
Jan
28
180
43
47
77%
77%
77%.
10
55 %
55 y8
67% May
55%
10
48%
37%
38%
47%
49
53 Vb
55 y4
150
41
41 %
75
22
22%
135
41%
42%
100
41%
22%
25
7
Standard
Oil (Ohio
Mid-Cont Oil
49
.10
,
page
44.
1,900
26%
Jan
17
20%
800
17
Sep
7%
1,800
7%
7
■'
15
25
51
.
49
%
92
49'/a
51%
72
Jan
54
Jun
131% Aug
20%
Jan
33
47% Mar
80% Sep
57% Aug
45 Vb
49%
Can
Co
49%
Feb
52 Vb
Jan
Feb
28 Vb
May
42%
(Un)
Aug
51
Sep
Sep
Sep
64%
Jan
23%
Sep
28%
Jan
49
,
59%
Aug
Feb
9
Jan
o
'
July
7% May
17
•»*
Apr ;•
450
0
Feb
13%
Apr
400
45%
Jan
53%
Aug
50
49%
/
w84% Apr
34% July
29% May
49 %
Sep
64
Apr
May
11%
11%
200
9%
Jan
14
35%
33%
357/a
4,300
26%
Feb,
38%
33%
31%
33%
1,300
26%
Apr
__
-
109%
26%
25%
26%
1,000
27%
27
27%
350
Steel
American
Tel
__
12.50
Co
(Un)
Co
&
10$% 109%
Tel
42
55%
58 Vb
18%
18%
1
_
50
77% May
24%
.
Sep
39% July
' 114% July
33%
Jan
Apr
American
Viscose
Arkansas
Armco
Company
Louisiana
_!
&
&
5%
Refining
84 VB
88%
1,050
53%
Jan
60%
52%
62%
17,700
25%
Feb
62%
13%
13 Va
13%
600
13 Vb
Sep
18%
Apr
72 VB
July
Boeing
6,000
63%
Jun
75 VB
89
.25
97
98%
6,300
91%
Jun
107
Jan
42%
44%
800
37 VB
Jan
—
Apr
Jan
59%
60%
53% July
500
59%
53%
59
2,600
47 VB
70%
74%
1,000
65% Mar
29 %
27
29%
1,300
23
May
20%
32% July
20 Va
21
1,000
19
Jan
25% May
10
27%
3,900
26 VB
25%
Sep
Jan
74
Mar
68% July
80
July
—
25%
Sep
9%
10
900
9%
Sep
10% Mar
40
39%
40
500
39%
Sep
53
3
13
11%
13 %
4,200
10%
Jan
Apr
17% May
2,000
18% July
..10
9%
13
14%
*-
14
14%
78
...
79
700
36%
36%
100
62 %
66%
400.
(Un)__ —P 1
Co
%
1%
1%
Jan
Jan
30
Jan
79
Sep
41% July
62%
53%
56%
Sep
88% May
1%
■
1,100
55%
6,500
1
(Un)
_1
Feb
49 % May
2
5
:
26%
1
(Uh)_
22
.5
.12.50
30%
600
30
Sep
46%
27
400
20%
Jan
28%
41
43
30%
26 %
27
"
35
30
5
5
Mar
58% July
35
i
July
14
'
36%
32
66%
•
10
____5
Corp.
Corp
Corp
57%
-
10
Budd
Burton-Dixie
60%
1
common.
Fisheries
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Cbrp (Un)
50
5
preferred
*
Apr
98%
Sep
5
Aviation
Airplane
Aug
Sep
10,700
10
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Bethlehem Steel
Booth
°
77%
Co
Manufacturing
*>9
Jan
70 Va
-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
Bastian Blessing Co
Belden
Manufacturing Co
Binks
Sep
75 Va
(Un)__
Corp
18%
67%
Corporation
Bendix
100
64% July
20% Jan
77%
Gas_
non-cumulative
30% July
5078
Feb
69%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
Avco
Feb
Apr
46%
5
(Un)_
Refining
20%
42
1,400
'3,700
—1
Corp (Un)
Co (111)—
Oil
~
-33%
ill
Steel
Armour
43%-
88%
(Un)
Co
Corp
VB
5
San
Foundries.,
&
4358 VB
10
(111)
Foundry
American Motors Corp
American Rad & Stand
Borg-Warner
52
V"
1
(Un)
Machine
Sep
67%
21%
11%
56
"
6%
0%
200
200
_1
(Un)__
Aug
52% Mar
Sep
Sep
41
115
24
79%
53%
744
51
May
35% May
39% Jan
89
23%
Jun
6%
15
56
49%
-
,
11%
—
;
10
America.:
Theatres
American
Atlantic
Sep
36% Sep
15
50c
.
American
Ashland
62
50%
5
Indiana
Paramount
Anaconda
Jan
58
16
July
40%
50%
109% 113 %
57
39
56%
3
Oil
•
»
of
31%
6%
»
Co
Feb
30 Vb
__1
_8
Manufacturing
American Airlines
61%
High
,
..
2,000
,
45% May
1.40
Roebuck
:
Low
63%
1
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
*
••
Paper Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Range Since Jan. 1
High
62
20
1
Laboratories
Allied
American Tobacco (Un)
5
Socony Mobil Oil
8perry Rand
Allied
American
85
__10
Schenley Industries
Alleghany Corp (Un)—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
Shares
31%
:
50c
»
for Week
Low
.
.
1
Manufacturing—
Cyanamid
Jan
5
Republic Steel _
Reynolds Tobacco
Brass
Investment
50 y2
5
„
Investments Discounts—;
Sales
Range
63%
1
American
49
$.3333
Phillips Petroleum
Corp
Week's
of Prices
*-
<
5
10
American
274
Jan
common.
July
July
81%
62
•"
Last
■
Jan
91% July
272 y4 Aug
52 %
5
Pepsi-Cola
see
60 y4
Aug
Apr
74%
10
(N J)_
Apr
24% Mar
55
5
For footnotes
203
43 %
77%
5
:.
Pennsylvania RR
Sunray
51%
76
80%
246% 249%
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Sep
July
74% July
63% Jan
37
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Aug
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Admiral
29%
2.50
Montgomery Ward
Bears
55
2%
—
Par
49 V« May
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5
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Aug
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Abbott Laboratories
Acme Steel Co
70
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46
3%
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Corp_A_—_50c
37
1%
Cash
Jan
19%
Electric
National
10%
35%
General Motops
Greyhound
National
Feb
3%
Sale Price
151
5
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Feb
27%
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208
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&
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5
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Martin
25
13%
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Shirt
Upjohn
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210
80 y4 July
25% May
17% May
10
System
Dow Ohemical
Pure
54
13%
Jan
1
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General
100
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100
1
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4
37% Aug
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32 %
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Feb
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29
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445
Mar
58% July
4% Jan
Sep
6%
Products
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22
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Eastman
13
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Burlington Industries
Curtiss
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Sep
45
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&
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1
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98 %
59
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1,585
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.___—
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96%
&
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2%
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Jan
25
Chesapeake
55%
2%
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——
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52%'
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Apr
41%
227
27
50
Cities
55%
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Jan
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Eethleheem
24%
Stocks
Stores
Armco
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43%
5
Jun
55
34%
American^ Tobacco
I
43%
89% Mar
50-
72% May
16% July
5%
Detroit Steel Corp
United
50%
65%
Jan
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Ford
Mar
5%
Prophet Co (The)
River Raisin
Paper.
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65
4
44% Mar
1
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Sep
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Sep
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Motors
13% Mar
32%
5
American
New
High
92
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Apr
July
12%
62%
Mt
10
Co
Unlisted
American
Range Since Jan. 1
"
Gamble
American
8
143% 143%
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Procter &
Shares
50
Stockyards
Kroger
Allied
39%
20
Picher
Eagle
Gibson
of Prices
40 %
10
2%
31 Ya
25
Corp
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar common
37
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Cincinnati
for Week
J
Champion Paper
Sep
540
560
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Masco
18
8
Jan
1 %
100
2%
2%
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37 VB
1
8%
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11%
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Jan
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Sales
8%
20
Aug
1%
25
Aug
Apr
97% July
Exchange
Week's
Low
1
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Laundry
Balcrank
24%
427
International
Par
Feb
6,101
General Motors
25%
51%
Last
16%
2%
Ironite
STOCKS
Mar
214
30%
19%
200
Friday
3
23%
2%
Apr
6
90%
Jan
Sep
29%
15%
685
16%
12.50
2j/b
14
30%
Continental
54%
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1,170
22
11%
1
High
1,131
2%
21%
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Low
14%
2%
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—
Consolidated Paper
27%
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5
July
53%
5
14
1
July
28%
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Die
Low
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Feb
262
27%
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Torrington Co—.—.
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42%
169
400
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Shares
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97% July
for Week
of Prices
Feb
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&
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Jan
May
Sales
Range
TrrK.
Wrigley Stores
Briggs Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren
Mfg
Budd
Company
9
20%
178% 186%
45%
48%
—
43% Mar
107% Aug
Exchange
Week's
Par
ACF
Feb
222
110
20
185%
5
Pennsylvania RR Co
Jan
Mar
71%
Last
Sale Price
Jan
117%
12c
20%
54
Friday
STOCKS
Sep
84% July
13%H
—
System-
12
33%
Aug
149% July
637 b A'fig
Feb
89
57%
Detroit Stock
Jan
44% Mar
226
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38
91
57%
Jan
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Narragansett
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56
50%
55
93
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37
104 Vb
91
87%
Feb
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Feb
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Mar
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36 %
100
38%
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58%
75
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Sep
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Jan
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26
30
60
for Week
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25
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62% Sep
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58%
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31
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Last
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29 %
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31
77%
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Sales
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Par
WEEK
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
FOR
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900
38%
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50
27
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Jan
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Jan
Aug
47% Aug
31% July
25
27%
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20%
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22 Va
2,300
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29%
30 %
600
29%
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26% July
45% Mar
21%
22
250
20%
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550
23a
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Jan
Jan
300
35%
Sep
48%
29%
1,800
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Sep
34% July
%
41a
500
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55 Va
58 Va
550
55 Va
Sep
66
20*8
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100
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25 74
54
54 Va
408
54
Jan
60
4
500
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Sep
74 Va
Apr
26%
100
24%
Sep
33 Va
July
20%
20%
300
203k
Sep
32%
Jan
33
33
200
15%
173
33
Sep
45
30 Vb
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Apr
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Feb
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Jan
50%
Feb
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400
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Sep
37
49 VB
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44%
100
43%
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47 34
48 Va
Iron
—1
common
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5434
16
Aug
32 V4
Aug
20
24% Mar
31
20%
20
203s
5,900
58%
3,800
55%
Sep
(Un)
System
Gas
Commonwealth Edison common.
Sep
States
Oil
Oklahoma
10974 May
533b
56%
600
52% May
603k Mar
Pan
2774
27%
100
2574
Jun
29%
Paramount
45 %
473b
800
26
Jan
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Apr
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317k
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25%
Jan
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49
2,700
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Sep
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28%
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28 Vs
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4734
100
237k
22%
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10
35%
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Jun
65
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800
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Sep
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26%
26%
26%
100
26%
Sep
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Gas
Pacific
Jan
Gas
Chemical
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50
American World Airways
Pictures
Du
Pont
Eastern
El
Pen
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Kodak
B
25% May
32%
Feb
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250
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17 Vb Mar
29%
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Pepsi-Cola Co
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Jun
27%
Jan,
39%
30
Jan
Apr
Erie
&
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34%
500
34% Aug
100
47%
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437s
4334
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42
Jun
47% Mar
30
31%
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80 Va
75 Va
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25
25
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Public Service
58% July
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243k
200
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Apr
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400
42
Sep
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38% Mar
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40%
43
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39
12%
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31
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43
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•
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Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
26 % May
Jun
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Revlon
General Dynamics
July
Reynolds
Metals
Sep
Reynolds
80%
7734
81 Va
3,100
50%
Feb
85%
Sep
Rlchman
197a
2134
Jan
24%
19 32
General
Foods
General
Portland
773a
General
Public
Jan
934
Sep
54 74
100
51%
Feb
10% Mar
19% July
Gray
Greif
Greyhound
43%
127%
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Howard
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Sinclair
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119%
Jan
150
July
800
2014
Jan
25
Jan
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163k May
Pacific
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Kaiser
105
50
Apr
527k
Jan
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Jan
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Kansas
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75
2,900
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42
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50
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34
18'A
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May
132 %
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34'A
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30%
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Feb
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18'A
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113
20
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Jun
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Gas
Texas
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Motorola
&
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37%
30%
500
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Jan
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94 VB
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93
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60 %
100
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2%
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2.100
59 Vs
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Apr
0
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32 Va Mar
117
Feb
70
July
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric
4% Mar
Union
footnotes
——
23k
Sep
10%
Sep
12%
Apr
Feb
23 V2
1
46'A May
11% Mar
59
Oil
Air
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—
8%
627i May
38%
800
32 %
Jan
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26'A
Sep
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78 %
400
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Feb
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200
18
Jan
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200
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Apr
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Jan
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Sep
29
433k
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35
Jan
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Sep
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31'A
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31V*
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Sep
38 Va
7834
77%
78 %
600
74%
Jun
2834
28
2834
500
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35% Apr
100
277k Mar
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22
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24
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100
17
Feb
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377k
38
1,200
37%
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30
31'A
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300
44%
Jun
800
7%
151
Jan
32%
Sep
Apr
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Corp
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20%
650
Jan
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Wrigley
Service
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Woolworth
World
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(Un)
Co
Jr.
Sep
Sep
53 Vb July
1,500
30
Sep
38'A
1,000
37%
,
Feb
65% Mar
Jan
447k July
397k
39 Va
600
257k
28%
4,600
25
Sep
96%
89
96%
500
89
Sep
59'A
55%
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900
46 %1Jan
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1,600
30 7k
.
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37%
367k
45
Mar
118 Va
Apr
68 % July
88%
Feb
108 Va
Aug
19
20
500
19
Sep
25
Aug
45%
45%
200
45% Sep
55
May
10%
Sep
19'A May
11%
10%
11%
4,100
38 VB
36 VB
38 V«
3,400
30%
Jan
43% July
12.50
5
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87%
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Feb
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287k
32 Va
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287k
Sep
60
60 %
200
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50
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Yates-Amer
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577k
577k
100
55%
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Jan
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Jan
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&
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28
Apr
39% July
36 7A
35%
36 Va
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35%
Sep
40%
25%
25
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700
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59
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52
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43
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18%
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•
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126 y8 July
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A
43%
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200
39%
20
Sep
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39%
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Feb
1
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45
113 Va
10
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Feb
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1
Telegraph—
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Whirlpool Corp
187k
500
17 Vb May
19%
5
187k
800
July
29% July
31% Sep
2
White
33%
39
-
Jan
34 y8
Wieboldt Stores Inc $4.25 pfd
140%
23%
Jan
Jun
Mar
33 Vb
Jan
23%
50
100
55
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150
5
3
_
Sep
54 7k
1
30%
Mar
96 Va 100
13 Va
30
20
16%
17 %
9% Aug
30
23
132
97k Jun
16,900
Jan
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140%
10
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13%
Sep
Jan
20 Vb
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17%
11%
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Union
Wisconsin
Sep
13
13
54'A
Jan
Mar
Feb
17
150
15 Va
9
Aug
16%
300
Corp
Wisconsin
17%
Aug
16%
20%
50% May
Jan
12'A
5734
Inc
Webcor
Western
Jan
12%
167k
Oil Products Co
Walgreen
64
54%
150
Jan
50
Jan
Sep
51 Vb
16%
290
8%
200
12 Va
Apr
59 Vb
5734
22
8%
147k
Jan
52 Va
5
44%
—
14%
61%
'•
1
States
Steel
Sep
T
Corp
Lines
Rubber
48%
51%
14,600
1,200
(Un)—
Pacific RR
United Aircraft Corp
United
Sep
12%
3.33%
50c
California
of
Sep
Sep
Jan
77
21%
10
_—
_
(Un)
Co
Inc
For
18%
143k
5
Union
Sep
35%
517k
————
U S
28%
407k
13 Va
48'A
41
Aug
Aug
—
Rights
3 VB May
6%
483k
•
Continental Corp
United
__
Co
Airlines
United Fruit
300
483k
513k
,
1
Co.
Radio
Sep
600
41
4,300
1
25
Corp
Corp
World
Jan
7%
Jan
1
Ex-distribution
Trav-lcr
Jan
47%
800
433k
5
Transmission
Edison
31%
7
Apr
10
Corp (Un)
Company
13%
47%
49 Vb
41
r,
10
...
Transamerica
§ep
—
1334
48%
1
Equipment
Tool Co
Power
Jan
3%
1334,
1
6.25
.25
7
(Ohio)
21%
100
1334
49 7k
10
.1
Producing
Jan
1
Products
&
21 % Mar
v
Inc
Textron
197k
_
Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Ft <jl
Modine Manufacturing Co_
Morris
74
Transmission
Texas
11
4
_
Minnesota
Montgomery
Jan
25
25%
38%
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Monsanto Chemical
62%
Inc
700
•
Utilities
200
(Un)
Co
Gas
Tennessee
150
11%
J
Aircraft
Temco
700
-12.50
(Un)
__
683a
Company
&
11%
*
_
_
36% Aug
633k
(Unt
Mid-Continent Oil Co
Sunray
20%
_16%c
_
55%
Jun
Corp
31%
_______
Cement
(Un)
Blanke
Jan
27%
Corp
197s
4
-
Inc
28% May
23
300
.
11
1
& Co__
Brick
Feb
300
i
w
31
20
_
Mfg_
Merritt Chapman & Scott
4,500
48
32%
Studebaker-Packard
1
_
_
_
237k
47
31%
Furniture
0
4
_
■
&
213k
3134
2
5
Railway
Universal
Marquette Cement
Martin (The) Co
223k
—50c
64 % July
30%
10%
2%
33 %
___
common
Libby McNeil & Libby
Jun
Inc
20th Century-Fox
4
University
(Henry C)
55%
6
60%
•
5
—
—
7 %
,77*
..8.75
(Un).
Leath & Co common
Lytton's
—
33 %C
Chemical
Kropp Forge Co__
t
58%
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)—t
Kimberly-Clark Corp
t—_
Knapp Monarch Co
La
74%
;
28% May
28'A
(Un)
Light
Jan
(Un)
Oil
Storkline
Apr
24
4
3.50
&
64
Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common
Standard
/ 4
1
Shinkle Shoe—*
Steel (Uni__— _—10
Aluminum
100
N
10
Co
Laughlin
70%
Oil
Co
Stephens
&
70
•
Sperry
Jan
Trans
Johnson
Sep
70%
(Un)
Co
29 Vb July
49%
Tel
41%
Sep
493k
29 Vt
Paper (Un)
&
52 Vb
Standard
—
(Un)_
Shoe
67%
Sep
Feb
California
13%
52%
Sep
Sep
Indiana
114
May
40%
of
150
12
34
of
1.700
Peb
400
Oil
51%
May
8%
1,100
Oil
20
12
6,100
Dredging Corp
19%
Feb
37%
Standard
59%
8%
100
■
54%
Standard
20
49%
400
1,900
413k
Standard
—
International
Power
42%
100
Chemical —5
International
Interstate
100
1
—
&
International Nickel Co
Tel
650
43 %
55 7k
-July
75
Jan
Jan
3634
Mar
•
International
2334
43 Va
1273a 127%
44% Mar
53%
39%
53
July
Sep
—
Mineral
45 Va Aug
300
•
40%
73
-
Steamship Co.
International
1,300
*
International Harvester
Jun
37
78
•
Interlake
55 74
53
Swift
Co_~
35%
53%
55
•
Inland
600
413k
5
Jan
10
-
41%
11% May
9% Mar
5
Oil
(Un)
Sep
Indiana Steel Products Co
373k
Jan
Mar
(Un)„_———15
Corp
Mobil
Socony
Southern Co
46lA
1
Illinois Brick Co
Central RR
54% July
50% Apr
41 Vb
10
Class
40%
1
Illinois
Jan
10
433k May
5612 May
_
Jan
35%
10
Sep
100
—
43
100
1
3634
100
Corporation
Door
1,100
40
10%
509
Huttig Sash &
1,600
51 Vb
40
10
58
„
11
48%
40
47%
Pen Co class A
68 %
51
*
—3
25
_
10%
541/3
10
(W A)
57 Va
1
_
55
1
683u
3
Inc
47% Aug
Sheaffer
Mar
51
—'—
...
51
16%'
13
1.40
57%
/—_________
Corp
49
63
A
5
51
(G) Brewing Co
Heileman
Hein
50 Vb
48
10
—1
Corp
38% July
*
Co
—*
1—
Jan
40% July
48%
24
24
12.50
(Un)
Com
Apr
29'A
500
61%
22 Va
1
As
13%
500
423k
53
200
10
Cooperage class
Bros
17%
34
41
4qs/8
Aug
58% July
Paper
July
173k
413 k
4
>♦ 9834
39%
& Rubber Co—_——5
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—-*
Tire
——
1,400
50% July
120
323k
5
20 g
3
84 Va
Feb
39 7 b
55 %
1
& Dock—
17%
81
Aug
63% July
57% Aug
34% May
18
Feb
Sears Roebuck & Co
Feb
7434
25% Aug
Stores—
Jan
Scherlng Corp
74%
200
79
Aug
81% May
City Steel Co—~
24%
Apr
2,600
Jun
Drug
2,100
Jan
Sep
Great Lakes Dredge
303k
66%
2,700
44 34 Mar
Granite
293k
Sep
46%
64 74
(W
30%
44 Vb
44%
23%
Gossard
Jun
Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
500
ex-distribution
48
Regis
1,200
(Un)___
Feb
550
at
3.800
Corp
66
553k
Sangamo
64 74
Co
400
54%
99
St
24%
Alden
102
Sep
553k
Jan
69 74
Goodyear
Jan
Jun
59
Glidden
Corp
Louis
St
Southern
Glen
31
9%
6G
Co
800
374
23%
(The)
43
Feb
63
Gillette
38 Vb
Feb
39%
--5
—_ —
Rubber
43
Jan
24%
Utilities
&
Feb
73/4
69
Tire
Apr
47
5
Paper..
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
—83l/2C
General
43%
66%
1,000
•
Rockwell
Standard
1,000
1,000
5
14%
Feb
473k
59
2 Va
45
70% July
73% Apr
77%
7%
9,100
Feb
5634
800
5574
Jan
43%
45
200
52 Va
54'A
75 Va
4,800
55
Sep
59
8 74
941,4"
Apr
45%
463a
3 7'b
77 %
48 Vb
1,500
National Stockyards
Louis Public Service class
7434
Aug
Sep
76%
1
28 % July
.
Telephone & Electronics Corp..10
Genl
Co
J) Tobacco
Brothers Co
Raisin
River
66% July
94
*
—1.66%
1
Cement
.18%
200
8
Feb
71 Va
36'/a
800
8 74
—
General Mdtors Corp.—i
1.3G0
9%
a
48%
Jan
1,200
3 7
—5
Corp
2434
934
54 %
46%
Electric Co
General
19%
233b
7%
Sep
587k
2.50
(Un)
(R
8
41
200
1
...
10 Va
——-1
(Un)
5
10
Inc
28 Vb
.—2
43% May
Sep
57
58%
Jan
———1
31 Va
3,000
33% Aug
243k
55
—1
:
Sep
3
12.50
58 7k
—5
Corp
Jun
26% Jan
300
•
—2
General Contract Finance
Aug
56 %
33%c
(
Radio Corp of America
Jan
American
General
63%
54%,
47
20 7k
.
Jan
56%
.
4534
400
300'
Jan
50
860
453,4
3.800
10
20%
16 %
5
8%
Inc..
16%
Apr
15%
37%
25 V2
Co
22
Feb
15%
15%
36%
7%
Corporation
Sep
12 Va
15
14%
§63k
Jan
28%
7
Feb
14%
16%
14%
Apr
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■
100
1474
650
1,600
16%
151/4
5
9774 July
1,500
-
100
48% Aug
17 Vb Aug
1,050
14%
25
Co of Indiana
247z
TransDortation.2.50
Bancshares ex distribution—2
W D
Feb
657k
.
Company (The)
Pure Oil Co (Un)
257/2
•
F
21% May
Jun
24%
50
Pulman
1
2
—
—
'
275 % Aug
2,000
35
84 7,,
-*
V
Apr
300
34%
_
'
300'
255
86 3 b
1
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Firstamerica Corp
Motor
Aug
*
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum
Rexall Drug & Chemioal
Ford
Apr
35
5
(Un)i
Philco
July
-
10
———
Apr
46
Feb
243k
.33 %c
Phelps Dodge
55 %
30 %
(Un)__„_5
(Un)
Co
25%
July
59
60%
2
(Charles) & Co
34%
-5
Natural Gas—
Paso
Emersoiv Radio
Jan
Jan
29
42
48 %
603k
1
(Un)
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
55 %
_5
Inc
Co
22%
32
Jan
56% May
200
45%
603k
•
class
Sep
Phonograph (Un)__5
Lines
Air
Eastman
35%
1,300
48 %
._l
54
29%
—-1 *
de Nemours
(E I)
54 % Mar
Sep
47% Sep
350
5
(Un)
Apr
33% July
297 a
43%
—_:
Ltd USA Inc
Drewry's
32%
400
Quaker Oats Co
Dow Chemical Co.
Mar
2,600
25
Corp.:
(Un)
Sep
12
20
___
Electric
&
Jan
29
34%
(Un)_——
Dodge Manufacturing Co_
Jan
•
25%
277a
—2
10
—
Company
Edison
Detroit
52
33%
1
35%
12 Va
5
1
——
Corp———
&
Sep
47
3.33
5.000
28
5274
29
25
Mar
28
Pfizer
T
Deere
31
307k
_>
A,200
25%
5.2 V4
28
25
,
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un>
D
1,400
13
33%
Parke-Davis & Co
300
Cudahy Packing Co
Aug
31% July
Co—
;
Natural
5
Continental Can Co
10
Continental Motors Corp—..——,—— 1
Controls Co of America (new)
5
Crucible Steel Co
132
Feb
Sep
49
(Un)
0
of America
".
Feb
8%
26%
v
Power Co —•
Co
106
500
3075
Co
Co
Sep
Crane
500
1,500
8%
33 %
Co„•
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Sep
Container Corp
8Vb
Feb
34
(Un)
22 Va
Consumers
106% 115%
75%
31
Bancorporation
101%
101% 1017o
1017 s
68% May
10
Service
Airlines
20
'
34 Va Mar
Sep
33%
Co
Power
300
.""'i
•
■
Jun
53%
1
Ry.
22%
■'
Consolidated Foods
287k
300
12
Pacific
2234
——
^
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600
300
53%
5
Gas
Ohio Edison
63% Mar
Jun
115V4
573k
29%
5
Natural
1.33Vs
preferred
5.25%
'•
56%
58 Vb
Sep
53%
29
Corp
Public
Oak
"
Columbia
53'A
Jan
3
Car
Indiana
Jan
13
23% Mar
1334
2974
11% May
2734
Illinois Gas Co
Northwest
900
137/2
30%
Jan
283k
(Un)
Northwest
200
•600
13%
*
10
L25
100
Corp
5%
5
Aviation
American
Northern
-473b
Inc———.———5
Co
27%
53%
1
Northern
Jan
48 ',2
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Mar
Aug
IIII*
RR
Northern
72% May
44 34
Cliff's
Cleveland
Coleman
24
29%
531/2
5
Mfg
Northern
10
Co—
200
5
1
Northern
Corp___—1—-*
Service
City Products
7%
55%
(Un)
Co (Un)
&
Central
(Minnesota)
Cities
17
7%
5
24%
~7%
Co
American
North
Apr
2.500
"317 a
317 b
147
Tile
High
4
May
63%
60
62V2
17
174
Lead
York
North
50
16 Vb
Gypsum
New
1.700
3d7'av 30%
6
Low
2% Aug
24%
50c
.
National
Jan
2834
26%
100
Range Since Jan. 1
High
100
r_*
Cash
National
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore <S; So Bend—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
s
Chrysler Corp
--i>---25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
8.50
Low
5
A
Company
National
66
preferred
class
Register
National Distillers Prod
Apr
July
27%
A
Shares
Co—
preferred,
Specialties—
Motor
National
67 %
series
for Week
Apr
28%
5 rb
convertible
Muter
6% Mar
1
——
.___
(The)
Convertible
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (TJn__25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific——*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
*
Corp
Vernon
Muskegon
38
25 Va
58%
5
Mount
Sales
«
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
27 V4 July
-,''18 % Jan
2
Sep
287 k
»
Champlin Oil & Refining common—_1
$3 convertible preferred
25
Cheraetron
Week's
Last
<J>.
36
,—*
50c
South Vest
&
Low
23 %
2
—.——10
America (.Un.i
of
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
213B
b
2%
—30c
common....
Corp
237
5
Inc
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
25
■
Sale Price
Calumet
SEPTEMBER
for Week
of Prices
MARKETS
ENDED
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
37
18%
134%
95%
88
98
85
84% Sep
12%
Jan
91% July
Au«
-
Sep
Jun
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1326)
.
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOE
WEEK
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Last
8 T O C K S
Par
Admiral
A ceo
A
20%
13%
20 %
31c
39c
Airlines
American
Inc
Bosch-Arma
American
85c
4%
1,000
3%
Feb
11%
600
10 Ya
Jan
8%
500
7%
35%
1,600
267/a
31%
33%
1,600
100
81'%
81%
100
26%
25'%
,26%
2,800
28
24%
May
Ford
Jan
Friden
Inc
Can
American
&
Amer
30% July
43%
800
42
Juh
50%
25'%
100
23%
Jan
27.
Public
Public
Utilities
Telephone
64% July
General
19% May
Georgia-Pacific Corp
& Chemical Corp
Jan
48
10%
10%
10%
600
10%
Sep
18%
Apr
Getty
61%
52%
62%
11,500
25%
Feb
62%
Sep
Tire
Gimbel
38
Oil
Tel
Tobacco
American
Viscose
&
Tel. Co—
Anaconda
(The)' Co
Arkansas
Louisiana
Sieel
Armco
Apr
Products
Alden
Armour
CO
&
Oil
Ashland
(111)
59
60%
200
400
100
5
26%
29%
&
Refining (Un)
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)„10
Atlas
Warrants
Avco
Mfg
Bandini
RR
Barnhart-Morrow
Beckman
Eeech
Bell
Bendix
Benguet
Cons
3,100
25'%
Sep
32 % July
300
39%
Sep
52%
Hiller
400
3'/a
3
3%
1,800
13
11%
13
5,300
10%
Jan
(Un)—13
Bethlehem
Bishop
14%
13%'
14%
900
13%
Sep
3%
Feb
18% July
8% Apr
Sep
49
July
5
Feb
Boeing
lc
42
42
100
2.65
2.95
6,200
42c
42c
51c
3,800
42c
1,200
——1
Co
51%
2.65
2.30
Hilton
l
Howe
Hupp
Corp
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Idaho
Ideal
600
61%
Sep
85
Jun
1%
1%
700
1%
Feb
2
Mar
100
7c
6,000
30%
300
5
30%
1
7%
Budd
1,400
49% May
9
May
59
Feb
14c
Intex
Mar
30%
Sep
46%
Jan
7
7'%
Feb
12
40%
40%
200
38
Feb
47%
2.9
1,400
25
Aug
38
5%
Canada
Dry
Carrier
Case
Corn
26%
25
2 7'A
900
Jan
22 %
1,300
14%
Jan
29'A
30%
600
29'/a
Sep
28'% July
45'% Mar
57'A
53 %
58%
1,500
36%
Jan
66'%
Aug
Caterpillar
Celanese
5.50
(Un)
Co
1,9'%
Tractor
Corp
de
Chance
Products
Service
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
Jan
22%
48'%
Jan
Leslie
26%
Feb
Libby McNeill & Libby
32%
1,400
31%
Sep
36'%
Aug
32 %
29
1
5
—
Cons
22%
.
—
1
l
__
25%
Choi
Gould
&
Consol
of
N
Electrodynamics
1,800
(Un)
Corp
23%
24%
24%
2,100
23'%
87c
87c
1,000
80c
2.45
2.45
200
25 %
Lehman
10
Apr
51% Aug
300
14
6%
200
6%
—
—
'
39%
Jan
5%
53c
56c
11,810
45%
45%
200
44
32
32
100
31%
'
60c
55c
61c
34,600
49%
48 %
50
30c
Feb
1.35 Mar
1,300
397/a
Feb
2.40
2.65
900
50%
76%
59'%
50%
200
50
Sep
59'%
76'A
100
60
Feb
81
Apr
July
Feb
65
July
55
%
59%
1,300
37%
15%
16%
2,200
12% Mar
30 %
13'%
8.75
___———_*
(Un)___
30%
200
Inc
Aircraft
1
100
94'%
48
15,000
46%
Sep
2%
900
2%
Sep
3% Mar
13%
11%
14
1,500
9 %
Jan
26%
55%
26%
18% Apr
31% Mar
55%
Lone
25%
26 %
300
25%
Sep
41'%
Jan
Lorillard
Sep
17%
Jan
M J M & M Oil Co
(Un)
Macy & Co
common
May
Martin
29%
100
64%
800
d«<-4
reo
43%
100
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American
&
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5
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Electronics
Feb
Sep
Standard
Ampex
&
46%
11%
American
28% July
Texas
Service
General
Gen
300
American Smelting & Refining
Jan
common.—1%
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Jan
July
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12%
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1.300
2
of
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54%
150
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24%
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11%
36
23%
5
42%
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Aug
76
General
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.
85
21%
May
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Jan
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Sep
(Un)
Feb
51
19%
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41
1,300
55%
Apr
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Power
Corp
1,500
81
700
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54%
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1,100
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Jan
Apr
55% Aug
48
77%
—
—
July
59
General
300
Factors Ltd
20
19%
—
common
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Jan
19%
Controls
10
American
117%
553%
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Co
Electronics
American
900
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57
Corp
1,800
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27% May
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Sep
1
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28
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600
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50%
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—
104 % Mar
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Sep
July
39 %
115
27%
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Chem
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43%
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13%
100
16%
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26
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&
Motor
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High
47%
Apr
24%
(Un)
Mach
Foremost
Inc
Shares
47%
47%
2.50
—
for Week
Low
*
9%
Feb
Sep
Food
(Un)_l
Corp
Theatres
Broad-Param'nt
Arner
(Un)
Apr
May
81'%
Jan
6'% Mar
Feb
81
Light
13%
27 % May
107
107
(Un)—1
com
29 %
33%
—
33%
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(Un)
Feb
Sep
8 %
——
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17%
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11
11%
—
Ameradar
Sep
22%
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14
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High
14
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of Prices
Par
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Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
2.50
Wrigley Stores Inc (Un)
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STOCKS
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
>5
10
200
11%
25%
Sep
Sep
134% July
30 Va Sep
22%
42%
Feb
24'A
600
22%
42%
42%
100
42%
Sep
Sep
8% Mar
-
28%
14
3
Jan
Aug
Apr
44% July
35 %
Apr
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Volume
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Number 5885
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RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Parke
Davis
Penney
(J
&
Co
(Un)
Co
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Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
Co
Corp
Philip Morris &
Co
7%
Vanadium
Mar
Varian
Associates
Victor
Equipment
Apr
20%
Jan
33% Aug
Jan
10%
31 %
Sep
43
200
55%
Sep
21%
Sep
Jun
Feb
100
44%
600
42%
Sep
52% Mar
3
24%
24
24 >/4
400
18%
Jan
26 %
65
66 %
200
59
Jan
72%
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37'A
55
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Jun
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Jan
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Corp of America
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon
Oil
58%
1
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Co
Reiter-Foster
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48
Sep
——5
Apr
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Reserve
Oil
Revlon
&
Inc
Rheem
&
Chemical Co
Co
(Un)—_
Metals
Tobacco
Richfielu
Oil
Co
Corp
Dutch
Ryan
Yellow
Cab
47'/a
400
43"%
73%
Apr
Zenith
Radio
%
1,500
1 %
9'/a
700
76%
800
22%
5,200
57%
200
55 %
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39%
67
Petroleum
80"%
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Co
100
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Jun
47%
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com
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43
700
%
Jan
200
67
Feb
100
48%
Jun
58
55
31
120 Va
1,000
18
Sep
1,100
96c
Jan
1.35
Seaboard
Sears
Servel
Ineor
Shasta
Shell
Sep
106%
300
1,700
17 %
Sep
24'/a Mar
American
Stores
Trade
40%
40%
42 %
1,100
40%
Jun
50
Jan
American
Tel
18%
2,000
17 '/a
Sep
27%
Jun
17%
Simca
(American
Sinclair
Socony
Solar
Aircraft
Southern
6ouchern
Southern
Company
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Jan
53%
Aug
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Southwestern
Public
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
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Texaco
Texas
Oil
Feb
Jan
12
Jun
22
Sep
45
Mar
29%
6%
Sep
43%
Sep
12% Mar
100
6%
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200
52%
54%
1,000
52%
41%
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41
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Air
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United
Fruit
Apr
General
Motors
United
Gas
Corp
Industries
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
—
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24% May
Jun
63% Mar
Hamilton
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Apr
52%
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Co
Sep
22%
Apr
Lehigh
Sep
3% Aug
31 %
Jan
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200
28%
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300
70
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300
100
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19%
28
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Feb
40"%
63%
Jan
75% Aug
50%
Sep
59
40
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23
2,400
21%
Feb
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11%
100
9%
Feb
Corp
69%
100
62%
Apr
74%
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Oil
Week's
Sep
25
Aug
133%
Jun
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
80%
74%
81
75
-
77%
37%
37'A
37%
47%
6.50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
77
47%
48 %
Low
938
High
78 >A
Sep
104%
75
Sep
89'A
Apr
312
30%
Jan
41%
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1,083
39'A
Jan
Jan
-
13%
14%
12,306-
335
13%
Feb
8'A
Apr
52'A July
18% July
8%
27
24%
27'A
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31% July
47 V4
47'A
102
46'A
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62
59%
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50%
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60
56%
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256
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69'A
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22%
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22%
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27
44%
47%
49%
5,300
47%
46
112
38%
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42%
52%
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49%
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33%
34'%
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Sep
59
51
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Jan
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Co
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Manufacturing
40% July
Scott
Paper
69%
Apr
Smith Kline
44%
9%
Feb
58%
Jun
South
Jun
17%
Sep
Sun
Sep
United
United
13 %
23%
24%
1,100
23%
Sep
3%
3%
1,000
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Jun
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10
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44%
300
35%
Jan
47%
30%
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55
10'A
Apr
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17%
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Jan
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Feb
90
27%
30%
574
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Sep
35 %
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Sep
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16%
3,050
15%
Apr
29% May
20 Va Jan
49'A
Jun
57
May
July
37%
3,258
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3,757
25%
1,542
21%
Sep
36 % May
17%
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50
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Jan
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75
Sep
Aug
59
58'A
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59%
561
50
Sep
Jun
Apr
9%
Jan
Mar
44 Va
25
Apr
May
87% Mar
24%
62 V8
27%
6 6'A
Jan
Jun
Aug
Feb
Aug
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27
Jan
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39
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Mar
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100
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80%
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100
51
34%
49%
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2
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Apr
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Baltimore
Chemicals
Progress
Sep
at
Inc
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&
Philco
41
10
10
Co
&
Fund
Jan
62
Sep
1
com__. -13.50
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1.000
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29%
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24
18%
22%
24
700
19%
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29% July
__
21%
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25
800
25%
Aug
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
1
Jun
34
Sep
Apollo
5
19%
200
17
Jan
24%
Jun
Armstrong Cork
Blaw-Knox Co
30%
18%
Apr
Far
23% May
Industries
Inc
Co
38
37%
38
400
37%
Sep
42%
Aug
32%
30%
33
500
30%
Sep
43%
Apr
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Gas
July
Duquesne
Duquesne
Brewing Co
Light Co
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31
500
30%
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44%
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31
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Harbison
Feb
Gas
Apr
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Sep
42%
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Jan
14
Mar
Screw
68
United
98% 104%
200
88% Mar
108
Aug
Aug
90C
35
200
45%
23
Week's
Sales
for Week
Range
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
57%
30
45%
Jan
60
Aug
8%
8%
887
5%
Jan
14
Mar
43%
65
36%
Feb
46 Va
47%
43
36%
Jan
July
56 Va July
20
20%
71
20
Sep
24% Mar
8%
461
7%
Jan
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22 Yt
Sep
27
Feb
84
34%
Jun
40
Mar
8%
22%
23
35%
5
35'A
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49
49
49
25
44%
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36
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20
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86
81 %
86
288
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24
5
35%
32%
35%
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U
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Sep
Jan
51
8Vs
8.50
Rockwell-Standard
9%
38%
Aug
8% Mar
Feb
59% July
Jan
3%
40
Jan
73% May
74
23%
375
29 Va
Sep
4 Va
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31
Apr
Aug
Mar
Apr
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46%
36
Apr
59 V*
45%
20%
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Refractories
44 % Mar
100
47%
9%
Jan
42%
1
of
Co
Sep
32
Sep
48%
57%
8%
10
System
Home
(Joseph)
Co
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
July
>6« July
25%
7%
240
Feb
58%
58%
—
Co——10
,
Sep
53% July
30%
__
6.25
150
Jun
37%
„
1
100
30%
132% 132%
__
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of Prices
Low
1
*
31
Last
Sale Price
26
21%
29
—
Friday
STOCKS
1,300
21%
„
30%
Apr
29 %
100
400
8
54'A
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Aug
21
Sep
21% July
19% Mar
22%, 22%
„
87%
35'A
27% July
7%
52%
Jan
28%
C—16%
common
Consolidated
Universal
Sep
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co_
14% May
69%
42%
A'B
1.
Jan
90
Corp—
Brothers
Pennsalt
Jan
41
—_1
.
Universal
Gimbel
Jan
41
10
Inc
(Un)
22 Va
15%
Sep
10c
—
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100
600
14%
Corp
54%
•
Oil
24
98 %
-
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General
47%
41%
48%
5
Co
24
_
Jan
100
50%
—
10
(Un)
Corp
United
59%
_
Dairies
67%
22%
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(Un)
45 %
May
_
Light
51%
46% May
28% May
25
(Un)
Corp
Foremost
200
37
—
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Jan
54
1
-
Class A non-voting
Motor
Co__
2,500
66%
10
Calif
of
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33
200
_
Ford
60
28
Rights
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100
58%
Co—
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Sep
32
Electric
_
„____
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(Un)
Jun
Aug
40'A
common
Finance Co of America
Jan
16%
3%
—
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Corp (Un)
Century-Fox Film
22c
57%
Storage Battery
49%
19%
—
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Inc
July
66 Va July
Sep
12c
40 %
.
58%
60
& Construction Co—1
Airlines
40%
33 Va
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&
49%
—
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Publishine
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Jan
23%
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53%
10
common——_—
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18%
1,300
32 %
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Union Carbide Corp
U
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Mar
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29%
25%
31 %
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4,000
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6%
25
Transamerica Corp
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400
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Trans
11%
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1
(Un)
Preferred
11%
11
5
Transmission-
Sulphur
Tidewater
11%
10
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Co
Light
25
Transmission
Inc
Textron
Duquesne
Petroleum—.—1
(Un)
Gulf
Sep
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Inc
Gar.
49%
10
Gas
Texas
Jan
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Co
39%
5
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Co
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&
1,000
10
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
Tennessee
49%
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;
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebakei-Packard common
Swift
Power
25
(Un)
Stauffer
Gil
Delaware
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Statham
Superior
Curtis
Apr
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—
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1
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Oil
(Ohio)
Stanley Warner Corp
When
72% July
29%
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Standard
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Feb
11%
of
Co
Sep
54%
Jan
(Un)_.
(Indiana)
Oil
%
100
Sep
5
Service
Inc
Co
1,000
73%
50c
Brands
Standard
%
01%
Transit
Company
Campbell Soup Co.
Chrysler Corp
22%
28%
Sperry-Rand Corp
Warrants
(Un)
96 Va
13c
•
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29'A May
1% May
100
2
com
37 Va Mar
Feb
53 Va May
•
_
42
1,600
•
Railway Co
Sep
70 '/a
200
_25
_
Sep
77%
series A„25
(Un)
27%
600
617/s
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Jun
22%
—
Co
800
90%
60%
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Jan
77%
25
Petroleum
29 Va
87%
61%
Sep
90
25 %
22 %
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48%
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29%
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1,000
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100
26
22%
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15
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49
20
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19% Aug
43% July
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4.48%
38%
49
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Jan
Co
&
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Corp
Mobil Oil Co
35%
__
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class
Jan
30%
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18
Ltd
Co
Siegler Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co
13%
300
Par
2.50
^
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Co
&
1,500
377/8
Jan
74
17%
1
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Water
Trans
16%
36
July
72
72
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16%
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17%
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25c
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Sep
37 %
preferred-
17%
38
Scott Paper Co__
13
Jan
(Unl
Corp
1
26
—
Sep
27%
Friday
Aug
1.30
1.66%
(Un)_
Feb
6%
100
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
July
19'A
San
Corporation
12'/a
200
2.50
(Un)
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Co
25% July
55
1.30
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300
12
31%
Aug
18%
Regis Paper Co (Un)___—L
5
Diego Gas & Electric common—10
Sapphire
Petroleums
Ltd—
—1
Stores
6%
31 %
39 % Mar
1.30
*
6
11%
1
Atlantic
Safeway
6
1
Inc
Inc
(F
62% July
50% July
19%
(Un)—20 g *
Co
43%
Oil
:—*
—.
43%
11% July
Mar
19% Sep
46% Feb
99% 104%
__
*
Apr
Sep
% Sep
8% Sep
1
Aircraft
Royal
Wool worth
30% July
1
Co____
Oil
70% July
Feb
8%
41%
104%
1
__5
Feb
19%
19%
—
—2.50
(Un)_»
Manufacturing
Ranch
Rohr
1
43%
300
75%
__
22
:
Co
900
24 V4
%
9%
—_1
Co
common
Rexair Drug
Reynolds
Reynolds
Gas
&
58 ]/4
45%
__
Republic Pictures (Un)_——
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
.—_—10
Basin
24
__
_50c
_50c
Corp
Lines
54%
—
Power
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)__—12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
10
July
Aug
Wilson
Radio
Apr
Western Union Telegraph
55%
42%
Sep
Jan
34%
64 %
55%
43.%
1,500
Sep
Dept Stores
5
5
42
Sep
Western
1,900
Sep
27
36% May
23%
31%
27%
500
Air
21%
300
30%
28
Western
__
High
32%
27
Petroleum
Preferred
(Un)
May
70
Low
31%
27 Va
30 %
1
Westates
5%
400
1
Baste Since Jan. I
High
32
Washington Water
6,600
Shares
JCo
15%
26%
Jan
(Un)
Amer
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
200
56
(Un)
of
400
31
33
—-—3
Corp
Week's
Range
Far
Aug
116
7%
Pulp & Timber
Rice
Jan
7%
Co.
common
48 %
.
55%
(Un)
Inc
101
„
31 %
Fuget Sound
Oil
30%
Last
Sale Price
i
High
Feb
—12.50
Pullman
Pure
100
Low
36%
(Un)_—_—1
Inc
(Un)__
Petroleum
Friday
500
—
1
—
(Un)__—.
Corp
Phillips
Bottlers—
&
Dodge
Philco
16%
33%c
...
United
(Chas)
Phelps
—50
(Un)
42 %
106% 106 y4
16 >8
15%
*
SEPTEMBER 25
STOCKS
High
40%
42%
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
•
(Un)
Shares
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Glass
&
1
Jan
Westinghouse Air
55
Aug
Westinghouse Electric
9
1
7/e
383
6%
30
19%
100
6%
18
5
Chemical
52 Va
Sep
Aug
8%
5
Bolt Corp of America
Engineering & Fdry Co
&
Jan
38"Va July
9
5
Jan
6%
Sep
10'A Mar
Jan
23% July
16
2% Aug
Sep
Feb
7
2%
2%
100
10
29 %
27%
29%
210
27%
Sep
38 Va Mar
^12.50
90%
86%
90%
256
70%
Feb
98 Ve
Brake
Corp
—
July
CANADIAN MARKETS
If.
Montreal Slock
Friday "
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltlbi Power & Paper common
4 Va % ' preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar
A
common-
Shofc
SEPTEMBER
*'
Ltd
Aluminum
Co
36Va
•
of
Canada
4%
31%
pfd__25
a20%
—50
41%
4% r/o preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos Corp
50
•
•
•x
see
page
44.
ci—-
High
Low
^
High
37 Va
2,865
33
Sep
40
710
22
Sep
24
—
9%
100
Sep
11% Mar
19
19%
15C
19
Sep
18
100
12%
Jan
21
May
18% July
34%
Sep
34 Va
37
4,380
29%
31%
11,921
41%
41%"
9%
26% May
.■
5%%
preferred
5%
preferred.
29%
27Va
30
2,866
27
25
25
25%
750
24
May
Aug
Jan
Feb
Feb
Ltd—
American
OH
common
British Columbia Electric
4% ft preferred
92% Mar
48
36
29%
r
Ccrp
a
Mar
Sep
55%
51
56
9,675
50'/a
Sep
62% July
Sep
42
Sep
63% Mar
42
British
Sep
Sep
33
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
70%
51
450
Feb
32
2,515
2,797
Feb
45%
55 Va
2,429
53
25
51 Va
42
45%
275
Feb
55
40
Jan
61 a
Jan
24
77%
Sep
72
24 "Va
Sep
42
41 %
45%
Sep
18%
37
915
33%
19
100
69 %
Feb
32
100
19%
75%
Bowater
4
5%
preferred
4%%
5%%
preferred
preferred
High
19
19%
39%
22
72
Low
19
-25
10
Sep
50%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
20 %
300
Low
10
Montreal
175
51
Shares
10
National
Class B
Bell Telephone
42% July
37% July
45%
„
.
Bowater Paper
Bralornc Mines
51
for Week
Banque Provlnciale (Canada)
Eathurct, Power ds Paper class A
Apr
9%
Range
Bank of Nova Scotia
Feb
22%
Qf
Sales
Week's
of Prices
25
preferred
preferred
Banque Canadian
,
t—
45%
;_50
Ltd—
footnotes
—
50
—1—2
—
Range Since Jan.l
33
a20% a20%
Sale Price
5% %
for Week
Shares
Last
Far
Bailey Selburn 5%
Range
'
j
Sales
of Prices
-
Friday
10
—
__
*
__
Week's
25
STOCKS
22
_•
Aluminium
For
36%
*
Algoma Steel
Steels
ENDED
Exchange
Low,
?_•
_25
^
Agnew-Surpass
Atlas
WEEK
FOR
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
%
Class
RANGE
*
*
25
50
50
£
—*
65% May
Mar
84
Aug
45
Aug
51%
35
Feb
Feb
27%
40 Va
41
27%
125
26 Va
Jan
40
40%
14,439
39%
Apr
41
41%
65
41
Sep
46% May
41 Va
Sep
45
—
45
85
7%
7'A
3,000
5.75
100
5.75
•
4.50
4.50
5.75
1,327
—•
34%
32
34%
4,710
38%
39 %
6
5.75
4.50
44
Feb
50 Va
Feb
Jan
7%
Aug
Sep
5.75
Sep
32
Sep
38 Va
Sep
Sep
7 '/a
Apr
44 Va
Feb
Co—
—
50
—50
50
50
45
43
July
45
45
40
44 Va
Sep
49
July
38%
38%
100
38
Jan
41%
Aug
48
48
130
48
Sep
52%
Aug
150
40
The Commercial and Financial Chrcmicle
(1328)
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
Last
Par
British
—25
Brown Company
12%
13%
33%
Preferred
•
39%
'
Canada
4 %
Iron
Vc
Aviation
Class
British
A
10
661
11%
200
SO
790
115
99%
Jan
103
26%
Sep
37
26%
Jan
27
29%
695
27
Sep
a91
10
90
Aug
42
42
42
510
40
Mar
12
12
12
1,340
11
Jan
19%
18
730
18
Sep
61%
4,301
52
Sep
66% July
2,907
33%
Sep
42 y2 May
34%
14
14%
900
11 %
Apr
17% July
6.50
6.50
300
21%
22
330
J8y4
19%
Celaneee
common
—•
Canadian
Chemical
8%
6%
8%
1,700
Canadian
Cottons
•
26
26
26
315
Canadian
Fairbanks Morse common—•
30 %
30
30%
210
9.15
9.15
200
Ltd
•
.
Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
,—
Canadian Industries common
15
9%
265
15
16
1,720
75%
•
International Power
16 Vb
•
preferred
Canadian
Cockshutt
Farm
Coghlin
75%
55
16%
1,806
15%
Steel
(B
Columbia
J)
Cellulose
Consumers
class
23
23
410
20
Aug
26% Jan
"11
11%
3.375
11
Sep
18%
26%
28%
l',425f
26 %
3.50
200
3.50
Sep
Sep
36%
3.50
5.00
Apr
56
30 %
Feb
36 %
Apr
580
30%
Sep
Sep
43% Feb
69% Mar
18
6%
9%
25
*
•
common
Sep
Premium
common
*14
;
'.
25%
Sep
Sep
Feb
Sep
24% July
9% Aug
Feb
26
Sep
Jan
36
Mar
Sep
14%
7%
Feb
Royal Bank of Canada—.—.—.
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—
,
■
Preferred
■.
a 7%
245
a7
4.00
4.00
100
11
380
St Lawrence Cement
12% July
class
Jan
20
Feb
Apr
80
Jan
St Lawrence Corp common--—
5%
preferred
Sep
Sherwin
Jun
Sicard
23%
14
14"
i4
15%
16%
94
94
12'/a
Jan
10%
Texaco
Aug
35% Mar
18
130
17%
Sep
21
Feb
16%
16%
315
16%
Sep
20%
Feb
60%
60%
225
54% Feb
62 %
21
21
July
250
19%
•
31
18
30 Vb
1,000
22
2,755
20
6
al7%
3,575
9.10
20
22
-
31%
9.00
6
105
6
al7% al7y2
46
41%
Sep
Sep
46 y2
30 Vb
9.00
Sep
38 y2
&
13%
B
Heating
Prod
Sep
July
24%
Canada Ltd-—
class
A
17%
Sep
41%
Jan
97
61
97
60
97
150
85
7
890
6%
1,334
30 %
Sep
Sep
40
July
800
10
Feb
19
Aug
"73%
4,860
14%
62
915
59 Va
59%
16.%'.'
15%
101 Vb
Sep
22%
Sep
90%
,5,308
14%
Jan
20
25
18%
Sep
20%
10%
8,673
9%
14%
14 y2
200
45
45
340
24%
26 %
1,650
7
26
7
465
General
Steel
Renfrew
2nd
inc
*
9%
12
14 Va
Sep
19
Jan
19%
Jan
May
preferred
51
Mar
68
3,465
22%
Sep
31
800
3.75
Sep
8%
8 %
215
8'A
Sep
35
35%
2,660
3.40
3.40
300
34%
36
250
Steel Corp
*
Gooderham
•
—
.
warrants—
A
preferred
Limited
35 %
1
Worts
&
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
(Geo) class A
3.40
*
—
—
Indus
preferred
$2.75
75%
76
280
50'A
Feb
preferred
Sep
17
International Paper
Sep
35
Feb
12%
13
1,270
12%
26'A
25%
26%
1,620
25 %
6.50
6.75
200
104
Sep
Sep
—
"32
32%
853
32
Sep
—
45
45
900
45
Jan
*
'
50
52
5.50
8.95
July
Week's
Last
Loeb
of
the
(M)
Lower
Woods
Sep
1.00
37%
Jan
46
6%
6 Vb
6%
3,315
6 Vb
Sep
IC'/b
Bonnets
Canada
Si
46 % May
Dominion
Canadian
775
42%
52
214
44
Mar
400
11
Jan
40%
Sep
45
Aug
63
Aug
Jun
40%
40
37%
700
35% May
14%
500
14'1
20
12%
12%
1,545
11%
12
465
12%
12%
175
Sep
12% Sep
11% Sep
21
Crain
12 %
Sep
21
11%
Sep
20%
48
Sep
49%
2,510
63%
70
800
9 y4
9
685
Sep
64
Jan
9
Sep
Mar
al6
35'A
85
20
Apr
21
34
Sep
46%
Feb
43
30
50
25
Sep
Sep
11% May
43
Sep
49% Jan
14%
28%
425
50
—
12%
2,010
12
a86% a86%
__
1,155
35%
43
-—
12%
41% Aug
16% July
45 % July
53 % Apr
5
86
91
MacMlllan & Bloedei
5%%
4% %
52
class
B
•
,
Class
—*
•
*
Aug
•
*
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
•
•
Preferred
40
Montreal Locomotive
Morgan
•
Trust
&
Co
5
common
footnotes
1,928
17%
Jan
24
83%
Jan
101
Jun
126
25y2
207
32
1,910
28% Mar
1,306
13V2
14%
121
52%
48% Mar
55
14%
1,020
12
25%
__
26%.
—
.
31
300
20
Jan
10
100
July
25%
85c
Sep
6,855
65c
120
Sep
10
9
10
1,150
31
8%
31 %
Sep
&
(R
__
27%
Jan
38
a96
7
35
38 %
475
26
26
25
85c
125
26
Jan
16%
102
25
25
25
40
25
Sep
see
149'A
32
Paper
Inv
Ltd—*
Corp Ltd
L)„
*
Corp
page
44.
13
6
5.876
2.50
Feb
25 %
6.50
1,749
Jan
24
29 %
22%
Jan
29
40
17%
Aug ,
Sep !
43
May
20% May
__
37
47
47
80
46
Jan
33
550
27
Jan
6%
129
6%
Sep
3
Apr
36 VB
38%
5,090
36 Vb
Sep
45
Feb
41
295
34%
Jan
20
205
13%
Jan
47% Aug
23% Aug
40'A.
20
16
17%
620
Jun
30
Jan
40
280
39 %
Sep
47
Jan
.A"
'115
115
76
110 %
Jan
115
JJ
70c y- 70c
700
65c
Jan
164*
KooLenay
Power
1%
pfd——100
Chemicals
(Canada)
•
•
164
(Alfred)
Co
class
—-
2.05
1.50
Jan
Sep
Sep
Apr
152
108
Jan
190,
Jun
25
18
Feb
26
May
100
2.00
Jun
2.05
2.05-
300
2.05
Sep
2.55
Jan
525
7%
Sep
11%
Apr
Jan
14% May
8,
11
8%
11
800
10%
2.60
July
31
31%
50
30
July
11%
11%
100
9
Jan
12% July
25
27
175
25
Aug
33
Jan
9
Apr
9
Apr
—
27
Distilleries Limited common.*
9
9
125
14
14
191
32
32
70
40%
4,411
7%
7%
131
12
12
25
—
Ltd—-—::
55%
Sep
a23
1
B—-—_—____A——*
Canada
15%
Sep
2.35
8
•
"A"_
1.80
a23
__
——*
Inc
167
50
2.35
—*
—*
40%
——*
38'i
50
52 %
270
a26
a26
1
al5
al6
15
3.40
3.40
52%
Atlantic
42
Feb
13 Va Sep
15%
31
Jun
36% Mar
37 Va
Jun
46% July
Jan
7
July
9
Mar
8
H
Feb
13
July
Jan
53%
25%
Jan
28
11
Apr
16% July
46%
Canadian Invest
Co—1
3.25 May
11
200
6%
Sep
7
7
7%
2,150
4.50
Jan
29
479
39
36%
39
6.3,10
9%
9%
100
Mills
Ltd
Maurice
Gas
Inc
—1
Sep
Mar
4.00
11%
9
Apr
Feb
July
29
Jun
27%
22
9%
Jan
Jan
Sep
1.10
1.10
1,400
23
22%
23%
1,106
18
Jan
%
13%
14%
800
13
Sep
1.60 Aug
Apr
15% Aug
37
38
260
36%
Jun
44
Jan
36
36
36
200
36
Sep
38%
Apr
10
30
29
30
600
20
Jan.
30
Sep
•
10%
10%
11
4,030
10%
Sep
15%
Apr
17
15%
17
800
15%
Jan
all
al2
251
a—
12
12
120
a—
all
all
100
11
Sep
12
a23
a23
95
21
Jun
27% Aug
2.20
2.40
26,280
,
•
•
14
Corp class A
Gas of Canada Ltd
♦
United Amusement Corp Ltd class A__*
Class B
*
all%
86c
Mar
33% July
44
Aug
12% July
*
—
A—
L
26
19% July
a—
'
—
a__
_
•
Class
United
.United
A voting
trust
Corporations class
;
B—,
Properties...-
Mar
Principal
Wairwright Producers
38% May
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
51
100
11
•
Steel
—
32%
6%
,
40%
*
Union
Jun
1,051
111
Jan
39%
Trans-Canada Corp Fund.—
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Sep
22%
23
1,500
Jun
8% Mar
39%
Class
Aug
6
24,
40
48%
•
565
———
Traders Finance
'•
6
•
6%
,
^_10
—
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Sobeys Stores Ltd class
Feb
24
18%
Jan
Telephone Corp common-—5
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd——
—*
Industries Ltd
_*
Apr
25%
40
Mar
5
Russell
Jun
100
Sep
Sep
112%
.10
17%
35
60
Quebec
Jun
725
100
—
60
a5'A
1,100
Premier
Sep
20,735
104
18%
38
a4 %
52
Pacific
July
13%
May
,
190
St
45 %
100
9
41
50
a—
Feb
102
1,278
Jan
21% July
Jail
Jun
12%
12
27
33
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd common—1.25
May
13%
11%
May
19% Aug
60
38
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd-10
Northern Quebec*Power Co Ltd com..*
North
West
Industries
Ltd
*
Sep
103%
12
18
200
28% Mar
Sep
10%
2,055
180
Mussens
Apr
32% Aug
a__
22
.J
al8
33%
a4%
6% preferred
■'.
10
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
5
Moore
Corp Ltd——.
——.—*
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
——.—*
103
Apr
34%
18%
al7
52
Melchers
14% Mar
110
120
18%
190
Lambert
Jan
1,190
a96
38 %
Jan
25%
120
July
37% July
al02y2al02y2
25% 27%
65c
Apr
2.75
33%
London Canadian Investment Corp—1
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)—,—.—_*
16% Aug
108
11%
July
1
Loblaw
,
Aug
Aug
Aug
29
Apr
2.50
,
July
50
__
For
90
455
(
class A
B
Montreal
21 y2
—
100
S)
(Robt)
115
^
1st pfd 100
preferred
Mitchell
38'A
32
*
preferred
(J
90
121
pfd.100
Mailman Corp
priority pfdMassey-Ferguson common
Mitchell
21%
13 % May
8%
100
'
Jockey Club Ltd
Kelly Douglas class A
Jan
33
Feb
410
2.50
al8
.—-1
common....—
Ltd
Inland
Apr
7,610
12%
12 y2
a20
37%
45
10%
33'A
*
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd—
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A
Horner Ltd (Frank W) class A
79% May
12% Jan
33 Va
36 %
8
9%
48
63'A
187/b
12
10
5
East
46% Mar
70
12
Engineering Works Ltd
•
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
Jan
38%
_•
MacKinnon Struct Steel
5%
Apr
Mar
3% July
2.50
Dominion
Jan
350
1,055
Ltd
Co
Paper
Gas
Zellerbach
Dalfen's
Jan
12 %
Ltd
Crown
Jan
39 %
Power
Consolidated
Apr
20%
Sugar Co Ltd—•
Investments
Marconi
•Consumers
44% July
14%
12 %
40%
36
10 %
Ingerrsoll Rand Co Ltd—_—*
Canadian
Jan
55
19 Va
Sep
12
1
--
Gen
Canadian
108 % Mar
44
com—*
common
.
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd new_*
Sep
13%
Limited
Raceway
Warrants
Sep
11%
•
Power
High
26c
315
34
51
80c
Lawrence
Low
27,000
100
38%
.-100
Ltd
St
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
High
40
30
49
10
Milling 1%
Low
Shares
•<
35c
405
11%
Rights
Lake
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
39
100
42%
37%
5
(John)
Exchange
26c
35%
13%
;_5
——
Limited
Jan
33c
Blue
Jan
38%
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
common—*
7% preferred
Labatt
48
39%
100
44
7.50
—
40% Mar
*
35%
—
comJ£*
common
Feb
14
20
preferred
Canadian
10
International Utilities
Corp
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Jun
500
104
—
Cement preferredInternational Nickel of Canada
Apr
21
107
15%
Mar
13
100
Inland
July
Apr
410
"44%
14
i—:
common
Belding-Corticelli
—50
—
40
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
—5
25Vb May
80% Sep
50
—
Mar
Sep
104
Anglo-Can
Apr,
11%
preferred
$4.50
10'/2 July '
5% Sep
Feb
•
common
Feb
13
Sep
—
Abltca Lumber Si Timber
Jun
Aug
•
Acceptance Corp
3.20
Jan
8.70
34
15%
Friday
5
1.30
Warrants
$2.25
Mar
33
—100
_
Sale Prlco
July
21%
.-20
—
,
—-A-——
—
STOCKS
31
336
•
of Canada com
Jun
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollar#
71
1,100
__
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
July
1,680
26
4.00
Canadian Slock
Jan
5%
10
A
Mar
60%
4%%
Jan
•
—
75
23
Zellers
27
a21
•
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class
Sep
3.75
Class
54 %
•
common
57
53%
46
Aug
29% Aug
8% Mar
7
a20%
•
Class B
Jan
1,665
90% July
35 Vb
Feb
40
a20%
—50
Hudson Bay Mining
102
3.90
Mar
no
-——50
Howard Smith PaDer
Jun
25'A
Apr
Jan
10
__
100
preferred
Jan
99%
59%
Feb
5
•
——_———
Jan
23 %
15
Bank————ID
July
5V2
1927—50
Home Oil class A
6 % %
25
•
common
pfd
common—
preferred
57
1%
4%
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
1st
57
1
Wares
68%
3,190
99%
"
.100
—
Motors
General
Goodyear Tire
130
•
preferred
2,908
25%
Jan
10%
10%
10
Dynamics
80
25
Aug
17
a
28%
•
preferred
Sep
9° %
"
58%
6%
Jan
96
18'A
al8%
28%
•
Gatlneau Power common
7
Feb
•
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French Petroleum
139 Va Mar
57
Weston
51% July
Mar
16
22
Jun
88 y2
14%
8
Foundation Co of Canada
Jan
Jan
57%
Webb &
Jan
—*
Famous Player# Canadian
Corp
Ford Motor Co
Jan
132
•
United
Feb
8%
75
—_20
—
35
43
34
25%
—
Jan
3,575
—•
pfd-_:
Sep
Sep
Trans Canada Pipeline—————•
Triad Oils
*
Aug
Sep
85 y4
—
14%
•
Paper Co class A
16% Mar
-
27 %
39%
16%
Par
Eddy
Sep
Jan
24% Mar
•
—
964
10%
17%
'
Toronto-Dominion
Donohue Bros Ltd
—3%
Dow Brewery ———.—.—————*
Match
135
100 J Mar
16
78
15% July
22% Feb
50
19% Mar
Sep
4,762
39%
Sep
Sep
94
3,250
29%
14
15%
6%
,99%
Sep
250
30%
—*
—
-—
29
Stores Ltd
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Redeemable preferred
_23y2
Dominion Textile common
•
Eddy
Jan
7
Steinbergs class A——_——__1
5 %%
preferred
100
Jan
4.75 Aug
18
•
Canada—
July
16
16% Mar
Sep
75
Dominion
of
93
33
'
;
15%
Co of Canada
2,025
25
Dupuis Freres class A
—;*'-'
-V
12%
;
135
Steel
18%
———■
Coal
pfd—100
-—-—•
30%
—2.50
common
75
3,320
'25
39 %
_—-———*,
Simpsons
18
-
Holt
21% Mar
100
Standard Structural Steel
Jan
30%
17%
•
&
7%
Inc
31% May
15% May
*
pfd
Can
Sep
18%
•
S
——
of
11% Mar
-*
Smelting
9
6%
Williams
15%
7% Aug
Jan :*
11%
16%
•
A
15
4.00
July
Jun
Sep
10%
Jan
43
13%
Sep
Sep
24%
4.00
22%
>
6.20
•
Jan
74 %
102
Sep
18%
6,517
•
Jan
6%
400
25%
2,340
Sep
38
5.387
247/a
15%
14 Vb
1,968
3.800
25%
14 v*
Jan
14% July
85
Sep
15%
50%
Feb
6.30
75%
99
85
Feb ?
7.00
-Sep
13
18%
6.25
250
595
500
...
6.20
82%
•
99
al3
Feb
/ 18%
10
—L—-25
99
Co—
Corsets
Dominion Glass
5%%
12,905
•
10%
15%
4.25 Sep
39
250
7%
27%
"39%
•
Dominion Steel
General
38%
12
Bridge
Class
16%
7'
7 '
28%
15%
55
700
1,560
38
38%,
t
•
12%
530
40
14%
16%
1
•
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Series A 4%
pfd—
-—50
—
Coal
.
14%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
—--
—
57
4.25
14
Jan
Seagrams
Enamel
55
39
Jan
•
Seal
34%
4.25
-
30 y2 Mar
i5%
32>-■
•
common————*
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
Roe (A V) (Canada)
V
39%
•
Provincial Transport
31%
4.25
20c
;
Jan
9.75 July
Apr
9.15
15%
57
*
Ores
Iron
33%
•
Price Bros & Co Ltd common—
32
-
47%
•
Petroleum
Pont
23
j
24
•
>
1 Va
•
common.
Sep
Dominion Foundries Si Steel com
•
Preferred
—.—100
Du
Products
1
Walker
Dominion
Jan
43% Aug
_—-—
!
Dominion
July
132
53% July
144% Mar
24%
Crown Zellerbach class A
Dome
Mai-
16 %
P'en
525
A
B
Distillers
58
Sep
40
5
866
Glass
Cork &
Dominion
Sep
13
al40
45
a
44%
al40
26 y2
10
2,447
500
45
Equipment
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining Si
47
385
25
—•
Aug
13
45
——
12%
48%
26
Petroflna Ltd preferred
Canadian Vickers
i!.-75
53% May
15% Feb
13
•
—100
Pacific Railway
Canadian
Feb
46%
28
Oil Companies common
49%
44%
80
Preferred
Canadian
Class
9%
1,955
4.85
21%
19%
-
Canadian
Crown
*
20
—
Feb
190
48%
all'A '
100
Powell River Company
Power Corp of Canada—__——
May
36 y,
£4
Canadian
Corbys
13
•
common
19
•
46%
v.', 13
•
Penmans
Jun
34%
•
5%
49%
60
19%
Apr
Sep
50
a!2
50
—
—
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pate Consoi Gold Dredge
Mar
35%
-
17
14%
"
a 12
Pacific Petroleums
28% Jan
37% Mar
101
•
—.
Jan
450
,'v'■
•
Si Power
preferred
Ontario
Mar
305
15
May
1,710
High
110
*
class B_
Ltd—
Scotia Light
Nova
Apr
100
27%
common
.
99%
Low
al6
14% - 15%
10
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
al5%
15
•
Co Ltd
Noranda Mines
Jan
28:/2
Bronze
Preferred
79
Corp common
Niagara Wire Weaving
7 lU
Canadian
Canadian
39
Trust
Car
Shares
'
13% July
Jan
10
—
National
Jan
Steei
for Week
Low
al6
& Chemical common—5
National
47% May
14V8 Jan
Sep
a91
18%
National Drug
Feb
40
Sep
Sep
Sep
12.50
Aluminum
Co
9
29%
18
Sales
Range
of Prices
V'.V .V-i"',--Par
High
Jan
•
—
Week's
Last
Sale Price
27
28
Electronics-—■+—*
warrants
I
1,635
100
28
27%
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
33 y2
39%
11
26%
100
——100
Canada Steamship common
5c/o preferred
12%
765
%
33 %
38
—•
common
preferred
Canadian
11%
89
——20
Foundries
40
29%
33%
common.
—
1,535
31
•
$1.30 preferred
35%
11%
mm m.
—
A—**——
Cement common
Canada
Low
1,193
'
1
—■
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
_•
Calgary Power
Shares
35 VB
■
Columbia Power
Building Products
for Week
Low
•
SEPTEMBER 25
ENDED
WEEK
Friday
Ranee
of Price*
Sale Price
FOR
Sale#
&
._*
*
—
2.30
Refiners Ltd 1
(L E)
—
•
Sep
Sep
3.75 Mar
__
2.50
2.50
600
2.10
Apr
2.20
3.90
3.75
4.15
950
3.75
Sep
2.20
8
Jun
Mar
-
Volume
Number 5885
190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1329)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Mining and
Explorations
Anacon Lead Mines
Anthonian
SEPTEMBER
Shares
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
12%
12%
•
13c
13c
63c.
63c
4,500
7c
500
Low
High
Prices
Mining
Ltd—
Ltd
Corp
Ltd—__
1
Mines
Ltd
7c
'
700
.
12%
Sep
167/b Mar
13c
Sep
40c
63c
1,800
Sep
1.22
15c
5%c July
Jan
Exploration
Ltd
5c
9c
2,000
4c
Jan
9c
Aug
5c
5'/2c
7,000
4c
Apr
15c
34c
26,074
30c
Feb
1,000
Sep
Sep
85c
3c
3c
Aull Metal Mines
Ltd—_.
Sep
7%c
20,500
Sep
21c
Abitibi
July
—1
32c
30c
—1
3c
—^—*
7c
'
7c
3c
7c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"___1
6.65
6.65
100
——1
4oC
xuc
I'43 a
131.9J0
60c
60c
65c
6,000
50c
T8c
Bay Mining Co——_.
Bellechasse
Mining Corp Ltd
—___1
!»lc
Eibis Yukon Mines Ltd——1
Blueweter Oil
Ltd——__
Gas
&
21c
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
—1
Copper Corp—
__—1
"5c
Bouzan
Ltd—_—
Mines
3oC
Power
Acadia
&
100
100
10c
lyc
20c
84c
Feb
27 %C May
Sep
Apr
22,500
Jan
15c
Calgary
Edmonton
<fc
Calumet
Uranium
Campbell
Collieries
Canadian
Common
NickeA
Canorama
Cartier
Petroleums
Manitoba
7%c
3.50
Sep
5.80
1.85
1.800
5c
6,000
3c
48c
65,510
13c
7 %c
5.50
«
4,000
27c
19,780
10%
100
5.50
~1
Ltd.
8c
26c
8Gc
5.75
Jun
10c
Mar
Allied
50c
Aug
Feb
5.50
Sep
9.15
3c
Aug
9%c
Sep
99c
26c
5,500
15c
Aug
.
3c
3c
6%c
3,800
3c
Sep
12c
11c
13c
20,000
11c
Sep
—11—III
Jan
13c 13
Jan
American
American
%c
15,500
1,930
11
55c
1,000
55c
6c
6c
6c
3,500
4c
Sep
9%C
9%c
1,500
9%c
Sep
14
1.70
1.70
•1.74
300
,
Mar
Mar
Anglo
Feb
1.05
Mines
Ltd
Elder
Mines
Ltd
El
Sol
Gold
Fab
Metal
I'llII
Mines-
Oil
Empire
Ltd
;
%c
Ltdl
Mining
Exploration
&
Mines
Fontana
Oils
(1945)
Age Mines
Gui-For
Uren
Ansil
Copper
Iso
9c
Jun
12c
7c
1,000
6%c
Sep
10 %c
5,500
10c
Sep
22c
Apr
26%
200
5c
3,000
4%c
24% May
4c
32
5,500
4c
Jan
Jan
22c
Jun
92c
Jan
7c
8c
12,000
4c
Jan
12c
May
4c.
4c
500
3c
Jan
4%c Jan
52c
10,400
40c
Sep
80c
Jan
IOV2C 11 % c
250
5 %c
Jan
21c
May
100
10
Sep
18%
Jan
Jan
10c
Feb
III "
•
1
I
"
7
4c
29 14
10c
l
-
1
40c
11%
11%
4%c
4c
28%
■
47,000
4c
29%
1,545
28%
Sep
5,500
9c
Sep
26c
1,000
33c
Lithium
25%
33c
Sep
20
1,200
18%
Apr
2,000
5%c
Sep
10c
25%
25%
40
25 %
Sep
3c
2,000
3c
Sep
Sep
20c
Sep
24c
9c
«
22c
10c
2,000
9c
24c
1,500
13c
Ltd
Corp
l
1.00
1.00
1,000
80%
80%
10
.■
1.05
35c
1.00
1.05
1.00
7c
New
New
New
Santiago
New
West
95
Sep
99c
Pennbec
Sep
55c
Feb
21c
1,800
80c
9,000
13c
13,750
1
.
1.24
Sep
1.25
65c
10,300
50c
50c
5c
5%c
12,900
5c
Sep
70c
73c
13,700
46c
Jan
10c
12c
14,000
6c
1.70
49,200
45c
1.15
28c
July
20c
Jun
39c
7.05
7.40
2,100
7.05
Sep
1.00
1.00
1.00
2,900
25c
1.25
9c
45c
1.68
July
15,400
31c
Uran
Mines
Ltd
Metals
Min
Uranium
Rexsnar
St
Lawrence
&
70c
Sep
Sherritt-Gordon
Siscalta
South
Oils
Limited
75
573
69
Jan
93
45%
46
220
45
May
48
Feb
8%c
9c
8,500
19c
1.02
1.11
1.32
134,700
2.09
Apr
Feb
class
10
13%
13%
6%
13%
15'/a
Apr
6%
100
4.95
Jan
7%
7%
500
57/8
Jan
2.10
2.25
2,600
24
25%
1,995
B
—*
*
______———*
common
Mines
i
——
&
Co
Mining
Bell
Telephone
Copper Corp..
Bibis
2.30
Mines
Yukon
Mines
Uranium
6c
17.000
4c
Feb
2,500
18c
Sep
Gold
——
Eowes
Dufault
Ltd
Mines
I_H
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Bridge
Bright
1
1.75 Mar
500
50c
Sep
21c
7,500
21c
Sep
6,775
2.60
2.60
300
57C
58c
1,700
57c
Sep
11c
lie
13c
24,000
Gc
Jan
16c
July
12%
11%
12%
3,020
11 %
Jun
15%
Jan
1.65
700
1.60
Sep
HIl
1.60
50c
Tank
&
(T
Lake Mines Ltd
Tazin
Mines
Tib
1
II~~~~»
Ltd
Exploration
—
14c
12c
14c
12c
15c
9,000
5.85
2.60 Aug
4.50
Jan
1.30
Apr
G)
Sep
British
25,000
Columbia
2.84 Mar
4%
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
5%
preferred
British
Columbia
Feb
British
Columbia Power
Feb
British
Columbia
9c
Jan
Broulan
3c
3c
100
3c
Class B
Brown
United
United
Valor
Asbestos
Oils
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Vanguardt^plorations Ltd
ViolaMac
Wendell Mineral
Westbtume
Oil
Products Ltd
Co
Ltd.
Westyille Mines Ltd
For
footnotes
see
_
"
f "II
page
j
44.
Apr
Brunsman
Mines
Feb
Brunswick
Mining
1.75
1.95
1,500
1.75
4c
4c
2,000
4c
15c
20c
2,500
15c
Sep
30c
1.65
1.65
300
13c 13 %c
5,200
4c
4%c
«
67C
!
5c
1
4 %c
Mines
2.62
1.90
1.60
Brunhurst
9%c
3.85
12c
Sep
Sep
Mar
Buffalo
Mar
Buffalo
&
Smelting
Gold
Ankerite
Red
-—
Lake
Jan
7c
Aug
67c
Sep
92c
Jan
Burns
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
Burravd
3c
67c
1,000
5c
4,500
65%
69%
77 %
4,214
1.25
1.25
1.30
52,500
55c
55C
1,000
55c
Sep
Sep
1.25
Aug
1.94 Feb
Apr
82c
1.02 Aug
84c
72c
86c
38,250
60c
Mar
14C
13c
15c
9,950
19c
Sep
26c
Jan
12c J 3 %C
16,700
10c
Sep
25c
6c
14,100
5c
Sep
9V2c
May
Jun
5c
126
42
42
41
28
28
50
18c
17c
18c
10,213
8 %
7%
8 Vts
1,175
15c
15c
16C
2,000
10
24%
24'A
24 %
73c
70c
79c
1.62
1.62
,
34,925
Feb
Sep
52
26V2
Jan
32%
Apr
9c
Sep
36c
Mar
41
Jan
13% May
Sep
Sep
25c
Jun
24 'A
30
Jan
70c
Sep
1.32
Jan
6%
15c
200
1.53
Jan
1.96
Apr
Apr
44J/8
Feb
40
40%
15,063
39%
89c
83c
89c
10,100
81c,
Sep
2.05 May
18c
14C
18c
10,600
13c
Sep
26c
40%
83,150
Jun
9c
May
87y2c Mar
10c
9c
11c
65c
60c
65c
12,900
51c
Jun
1.08
Jan
19c
13c
19c
122,180
12c
Jan
24c
Aug
10c.
11c
8,100
10c
Mar.
30c
Apr
3c
3%c
14,800
6c
7c
45c
3c
48c
Sep
8%c
3,000
6c
Sep
10c
Jan
49c
26,300
45c
Sep
79c
Mar
7%
7
7%
1,628
41%
41
41%
725
46
46
50
26
26
25
7%c
5.75
7%c
9,000
5.75
5.90
2,531
6
Jan
Sep
Sep
47
Aug
46
Sep
50%
Feb
39 y2
Jun
19 y2
Feb
7c
Sep
5.75 Aug
Sep
61c
500
4.50
4.65
8,872
4.50
Sep
45 %
75
45
Sep
145
37
Mar
61c
7%
41 y2
45%
4.50
Feb
2j/2c
61c,
15J/2c Mar
8.40 Feb
1.00
7%
48
50
39
40
2.10
1.98
2.12
4,900
1.98
Sep
34%
31%
35
21,461
31%
Sep
44%
78
Apr
Apr
May
Jan
3.30 Mar
Feb
May
70
10
70
Sep
38
39
155
38
Sep
48
39
Aug
82
82
82
135
82
Sep
91
May
46
230
44%
Sep
48% July
52%
70
70
46
44%
47%
47%
48
185
47%
Sep
12%
13%
3,670
12 ya
Feb
18
13%
13%
13%
13%
230
12 V2
Sep
18
Apr
13%
14
350
13'/2
Sep
18
May
14
33%
35%
6,408
33%
Sep
40V4 Mar
35%
40%
39%
40%
5,097
3S V4
Sep
47% May
50c
16,200
47c
Sep
60c
48C
47c
Jun
12
12
221
il%
Jun
14%
Jac
1
1
1
1
1
1
2%C
2%c
3c
4,700
2%c
Sep
2c
Sep
*
33%
26,800
Aug
Feb
8%c Mar
9c
Jan
Dry
Dock class A
•
2 %c
2%c
2%c
2.55
2.25
2.55
--1,450
12c
10c
14c
,1239,200
1.40
1.45
3,400
1.30
Jan
5%c
6%c
8,000
5>/2c
Sep
33%
29%
Sep
39
Jan
29%
865
18
800
16%
Jan
July
18%
18%
24
11%
Buffadison
2.60 Mar
29c
—
Building Products
Burlington
35,000
Jan
84 y2
1
—
Sep
800
13c
Mines
Company
Sep
4.20
"III
_
__H
Reef
Telephone—
Jan
3.85
Sep
62% July
—*
—*
25
—1
.——,—
—
6.60
4.20
20c
Ltd
Mines
Virginia Mining Corp
1
IHI~I~*
I "
Ltd
Lithium
.
_
Sep
•
Products
Packers class A
Feb
3c
50%
74%
Feb
•
—
Forest
Columbia
25c
IIII—Hl
Feb
56
—50
100
—50
50
preferred
5 % %
94c
Sep
Aug
10c
——100
——-—
36c
30c
Trebor Mines Ltd
Feb
—
4% %
Sep
July
10c
115,970
Jan
Electric—
10 %c
2,000
45e
Jan
8c
50%
2,000
7,024
?—*
Oil
American
British
25c
30c
10 %c 10 %c
2.00
8%c
1
*
Sep
45 c
24
Sep
8%c
.^50
preferred
common
11c
IOV2C
Sep
1.00
55%
Jan
Jan
Feb
IIIIIIHIH 1
IIIH~1
Ltd
Corp_
Titan Petroleum
,
Sep
19 Vt
*
Petroleum
British
Tache
6.50
635
2,400
1
Petroleums
Brazilian Traction common
Mar
50c
—
Irtjfcneeg
Bralsamar
May
5.85
—
__—
Company
Bralorne
9c
21c
57c
11,250
1.15
1
50
—50
•-*
1
1
———
preferred
preferred
5%%
35c
5.45
3.25
6.90
19%
1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
8c
1.00
—1
1
Mines
Mines
Bordulac
1
i
Sep
6.50
1
•
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Black Bay Uranium
Jan
Jan
7.25 Mar
2'/2c
19%
1
1
1
Mines
Bicroft
Feb;
2.30
18,800
2.50
6.75
25
-50c
.
Bethlehem
Jan;
Aug
3c
"
Paper
Sep
4.50 Aug
1
1
Mines
Quebec
Corp 5%
Sep,
34% July
Feb
*
common—
Corp
Bowater
2.60
Feb
2.25
1.01
1
*
—*
Mkies
Bouzan
1.05
3.15 July
18%
125
19%
*
Paper class A
Duquesne
Bowater
23c
Sep
260
10%
*
Jan
5,200
675
27
3.60
___
B
Lumber
2.65
2%c
2%c
*
——*
Mines
Petroleums
Lodge
2iy2c Aug
16c
Feb
*
Mining
Uranium
Jan
2,200
Jan
*
Feb
1.25
15c
26
27
1
Ltd
Exploration
12c
2.65
Sep
2.50
29% Mar
3.60
2.65
10
10
1
Mines
64c
1.24
Aug
May
8V2July
1
Mines—
of Nova Scotia
6%c
3.30
2.10 Aug
24
7.75 May
>
50c
1
Montreal
of
Jan
Sep
Sep
13 Va Mar
95c
Mar
25
Consolidated
Jun
Sep
365
8'/2C Sep
~
'
*
*
B
preferred
2nd
Aug
2.50
8c
1
class
Oil
5c
62c
2.10
——*
1
1
4c
19c
HIIIIl
III~2
I II 1
*
42 y4 Mar
34
45
Mines
Belleterr"
Apr
1.05
50c
Sep
31%
32
70%
2.60
25c
4c
5.60
2,715
34
Mines
5,000
18c
1
1.50 Mar
74
common
2,000
6c
1
"
Sep
*
60
50
:—*
_
Products
17,600
18c
Ltdll
Co
Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd
River
.75c
75c
1
Britalta
Radiore
9,300
83c
Mines—
5c
25,600
Sep
85c
28c
Mines
4c
31c
28c
19c
Copper
Gold
Gold
Belcher
Apr
2.GO
23c
Sep
26c
Boymar Gold Mines
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Cobalt & Exploration
_l
Lithium Corp
;
II_Hl
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—III
Jan
13c
Sep
Beatty Bros
12% Mar
Quebec
Jan
206,180
Sep
13c
310
40c
Electric
Class
July
Quebec
Mar
45
19c
46,128
common
Base Metals
Jan
13 % c
Quebec
45c
52c
Jan
4,200
16c
40%
19c
Feb
86
22c
13c
38%
common
Fabric
Baska
Apr
2,500
1,000
Feb
40%
Basco Oil & Gas
1.95 May
77,100
1,200
14
•
Apr
lie
62c
10% Aug
Feb
Barymin
Jan
29C
2.39
Feb
644
'
Aug
Barnat
Jun
23c
62c
53
Sep
Bank
Apr
9c
Apr
2.30
10.75
————-—1
—
Bata
12 %C
2.34
24c
Sep
Jan
11c
15c
common
Bathurst Power
7.30
*
11%
May
Sep
6.40
50%
13,253
;
5c
Bankfield
1.34 Mar
Jan
1.25
,
11%
11%
1
Hardware
5%%
Apr
36%c
Sep
34c
52
100
6.40
52
Feb
100
12c
6.40
52
1
Jan
30c
.Jan
50c
„
11c
6.40
*
pfd—
Paper
11c
4.75
50
Exploration
1
Apr
1.72
Sep
43c
20c
4c
7.00 May
Sep
10C
Beaver
5c
12% May
1.18
81,000
2.50
30c
Jan
60c
9C
Sep
34c
Jan
91c
11c
1,500
1
25c
July
5c
Banff
Mar
~2
Sep
63c
v
10c
1.32
:
10c
4,900
2.50
Avillabona
Jan
10c
Hill
Ltd—_Il
62,500
„
8c
1.25
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd_
Portage Island
(Chibi Mines
Provo Gas Producers Ltd-
7c
10V2c
Beaver
Mining Corp
Mining Co Ltd
Pitt Gold
7,498
100
AumaQue
1.85 Mar
Jan
24c
35c
8 y2c
1
Aunor
May
1,000
31c
Feb
13,500
7c
2.50
Auto
Sep
8,500
32c
18c
22c
27c
5y2
Auto
Apr
10c
1
Sep
Feb
1
1.52 Mar
Uranium Mines Ltd
Lake
Mar
2.50
Bonville
Paudash
Feb
Sep
45c
22 c
Mines
Sep
1
45%
28c
Aumacho River Mines
Jan
Mines Ltd
Orchan Uranium
22
Sep
-42
Feb
7c
11c
37 Vb July
Sep
41 l/s
2oy4
4iy8
8c
71c
25 %c
May
20%,
420
31%
20%
23c
9,000
—_I~1
(QuebecfLtdll
26 V*
100
29%
Sep
41,000
1
Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
25,342
31%
Sep
83c
Ltd
(1945)
Opemisca
Apr
5.15 May
2V2C
Bevcon
Obalski
Apr
65c
Sep
4,100
41 %
20
Sep
2.40
2.75
10c
15c
1.25
2,000
2.40
5,000
72c
Hill
III
20c 20 %c
2.60
77,550
25,000
13 %c
Ltd
42 % July
Sep
32,875
80c
Ltd
Mines
Nocana
North American Rare Metals
Sep
19
20c
8c
13 %C
70c
34%
200
•
12c
1
II__1
19
3%C
IIIIIl
Mines Ltd_i.
Amulet
37
19
__
10c
17c
_
34%
Sep
2%c
49c
Mines Ltd—
36%
5.55
10c
16c
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd—
Aug
298
,
10% July
3%c
43c
Ltd!" "1
Mar
72
1
16c
Explorations
Myiamaque
7.75
lc
Yellev/knife
48c
Formaque Mines Ltd_
Hosco
Mines Limited
Mar
24
8,520
7.40
—-----
—_—
Acceptance
Aubelle
Jan
35C
,
17
Sep
Sep
8c
Atlas
1.97 Mar
Sep
80%
3,800
85c
Sep
16 %
5%
Atlin-Ruffner
30% Mar
24C
80c
Feb
60
870
Coast
Beattie
New
200
6 "/a
Steels
Atlas
1
_
1,195
60'A
Sep
Sep
Corp
IIIIIIH1
Montgary Explorations Ltd
1,695
19
59
Feb
10c
_I__Il
LtdllI~1
Mines Ltd
Molybdeniie Corp of Canada
Monpre Mining Co Ltd__
Mogador
13%
16 %
24,844
Temple
Bank
Mining
Maritime*
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines LtdI__I_Il5
Merrill Island Mining Ltd,
5
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
III
1
12%
12 %
59
65c
Imperial
Atlantic
Apr
21% July
5%C
3c
Mai-
62c
Controls
Atlantic
Feb
19%
*
Ltd
Petroleums
Island
Long
1
~~1
Copper Mining Co Ltd—
Corp of Canada Ltd_
Lingside
Aug
61c
62c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
<fc Explor Co Ltd
Labrador Min
30
Sep
"
Ash
82c
33c
19%
Mines
Jan
38c
2,500
20c
Ashdown
35% Mar
lie
10c
5%c
Ltd—_III~~i
Ltd
III
Gold Mines
&
11%
LtdI~I_Is
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
i
i
Mining Ltd
Kontiki
50c
21%
44c
Mines
Asamera Oil
May
45c
Ltd
22,916
26%;
13 c
preferred
$2.50 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines—
7%c Mar
5c
1,000
»
22%
2.55
69c
$2.40
9%c Jan
Jun
31,000
"
2.80
2.00
10c
Mines
Argus
Mar
4c
Metals
Mining Corp
Zinc
4c
6c
1.85 May
1.05
5,575
63c
Area Mines
Jan
10c
26%
3.60
Jun
10,025
Jan
_i
II
&
Ceramic
Lead
.
Feb
Jun
Jan
17,625
1.30
2.40
63c
Arcadia Nickel
JUil
8c
~_I
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
1.9b
45c
_
_
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
International
4,000
Jan
45c
6c
1
Ltd
Mines
Haitian
9c
1.07
21% May
IIHI*
Mines
Gunnar
5c
~"i
Ltd
Ltd—
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—
Gateway Oils Ltd—
Golden
26%
1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—
Futurity
200
Apr
10c
10c
•
Inc
1.23
15%
Jan
2.95;
11 %c
Can Pulp &
Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jan
7c
1
_
500
9c
1
18
1.23
1.23
IncIIIIIIIIIIl
Minerals
Mines
17%
IIIIHill
_
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Fano
«
.
1.02
2.70
10c
American
Anthes
Dome
July
2.00
50c
Pete
Leduc
Anglo
Anglo
2.50 Mar
1.70 Sep
,
Petroleums
Anchor
16% July
Sep
Earth
Warrants
10 %c Mar
9%c
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltdll
Copper-Man Mines Ltd_
1
Copper Rgnd Chib Mines Ltd— IIH.Il
Consol
3.80 Mar
1.20
Nepheline
Analogue
Feb
11%
6c
Jan
19
25
50
1
-1
preferred—
Rare
Lead
Anacon
May
55c
11 %
—"IIIIII
Jan
15c
*
4%
Amalgamated
Mar
21c
13c
11 %
Mines Ltd
53c
Sep
—*
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines—
Jan
22c-
1
Aug
6c
2.40
50c
2,700
13%
*
-20
pfd
Credit
4%%
Jun
16c
Sep
"." 36c
11,500
50
-
Co
16c
61c
8,200
9c
10
—
Ltd
Aluminum
16c
61c
45c
6c
*
Aluminium
l
Halliwell Ltd
61c
40c
15c
6,000
38c
Mines:
Jun
45c
Jan
37,385
"
common
Roxana
May
1,000
75c
450
55c
2.90
Alminex
12
5,000
27c
16c
2.80
50c
7c
common
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Bldg
29c
49c
Sep
Sep
Mar
Sep
9% July
65c
4%c
15'/2c
15c
7.50
Jan
45c
Sep
Apr
25%
—
Sep
4%c
90
6%c
2.40
•
Oil
Cons
Jan
49c
17
251,200
44c
Gold
Trunk
7%c
2,400
Mar
90
2.30
21c
_75c
Mines Ltd
Denison
Consolidated
Pac
Preferred,
10% Mar
13c
Consolidated
Gas
Feb
9%
Feb
98
90
9%c 15 %c
9
18%
1.30
Algom Uranium
Algoma Central
Jan
100
96c
Mar
22
455
50c
Yellowknife
.Voting trust
Feb
Sep
3.50
10%
26c
1
Copper Corp__
Consol Bi-Ore
Jan
45c
47c
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland
5%
83c
Ltd
Mines
1,700
6%
5c
Ltd.
Ltd!
Oils
Sep
12
Sep
420
-.-I
Petroleums
Alberta
Jun
6
Jan
Aug
9%
51c
Warrants
Jan
7c
1,000
3.50
96c
IIIIHi
Rio
July
24
'
Mar
34
Sep
3c
Sep
19%
2.40
!
Warrants
_1
Ltd—
20%
.
1,200
6
10c
Explorations
Corp
400
4c
6.20
Ltd—*
Ltd
20%
4c
6.00
~
Ltd
:
Quebec
Central
Oils
Mines
Asbestos
Central-Del
20%
—6
6.20
I
_3
Explorations
Carbec Mmet.
Cassiar
Ltd—
Resources Ltd—
Devonian
Canadian
_»
"Hi
Ltd—
Mines
_____
Canadian. Homestead
Canalask
Ltd
Corp
Mines
Chibougamau
Sep
22%
9%
Oil
&
Mines Ltd
Alberta
10c
33
2,135
90
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers common
42C ! Mar
78c
Gas
Akaitcho
Jan
Sep
51c
60c
Sep
July
5o
Ajax
5,354
23
18%
15c
Advocate Mines Ltd
Agnico
July
Mar
37
9%
.
45c
40
18%
common
Aug
22c
39,127
22%
'
'
A
High
Low
39c
33
25
Preferred
Acme
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32c
35%
Paper common
Atlantic Sugar
Class
July
85c
21c
7,000
a48c
Sep
85c
25 %c May
9.2J3
6%c
Jan
10%c
200
5c
—1
Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd——1—1
Burnt
21c
a48c
Bornite
42c
1,000
21c
Jan
1.30 Mar
Sep
Shares
38c
Preferred
Apr
10%
Sep
Aug
60c
35.100
.
10 %c 1Q%C
.—*
6.65
20c
<
for Week
of Prices
Low
Ltd
Acadia Uranium Mines
Beauce Placer Mining——_J—————1
Range
Par
Mines
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
Mar
i
Aubellq Mines Ltd———!
B a tern an
Exchange
in Canadian Dollars
Last
STOCKS
Mar
—*
:
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Led
Augustus
Shown Are Expressed
Friday
20c
Abacus
Arno
25
Oil Stocks—
Algoni Uranium Mines Ltd-—_
Aiscope
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
11%
12
1,960
11%
Sep
6%
6%
300
1.40
2.25
10c
Sep
Sep
6% Mar
3.70
39c
Feb
Aug
2.55 May
9c
Jan
14% Mar
8
Jan
41
42
(1330)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
v
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
U<t
Oils
Mines
Cadamet
STOCKS
Calalta
Petreleum
._
15
25c
—
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common...
%c
51c
•
Calvan
Consolidated
21%
90
3.50
51c
12
Bread
Cement
common.
*
Canada
Iron
4%%
Foundries
Malting
Lands
Warrants
Canada
Class
B
Canada
class
Astoria
.925
27
Sep
July
37'A
Bank
of
A
Crestbrook
Crown
24%
24%
61
24%
28
Apr
2.35
Jan
Cusco' Mines
1.05
1.35
1.40
3,800
39c
43c
1,700
49%
48%
49%
.155
47
48%
350
47
55%
55%
1.35
59%
65c
1
3 25
Commerce
.
3.25
7c
6
Apr
Aug
Aug
Decoursey
Mar
92
50c
Mar
50
Feb
49
6c
Sep
13c
6
Apr
200
Devon
Jun
Distillers
Jan
0
8%
Dome
Canadian
Drawn
52
Sep
66% July
Dominion
&
33 %
Dominion
34%
Sep
Sep
42%
125
42 %
14
14
2,140'
5.80
6.00
7.00
13%
365
18%
20
5.477
17
17%
30
15%
25
'
17
Petroleum
Fairbanks
Food
1,310
1.05
29
0%
Jan
6%
Morse
6%
3,400
4.55
2.85
4,020
2.70
3.60
3.20
3.65
13
100
1'8
3.20
Husky
26c
25c
28c
2.05
2.26
16.646
*
31
30
31
260
45
45
>
5,490
2.24
55
com
.100
__20c
Warrants
Hydrocarbon
Ice
Industries
Malartic
North
Canadian
Oil
9.75
5.00
17
9%
Sep
•
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Thorium
25
6.05
2.90
West!n
25
common
Can
Erin
62c
Met
Captain
Castle
Del
Pat
•,
Porcupine
Tar
Chib
Kayrand
Chimo
Gold
Dynamic
Gillies
Consolidated
Howey
Marbenor
Marcus
Consolidated Mic
24
Jan
12 % Mar
4.75 Mar
5.60 Aug
Fleet
3.10
Jan
Ford
Motor
Jan
Ford
of
20,500
8c
540
30C
1.00
5.40
10%
5.40
1.00
1.00
3.300
5,275
5.40
5.90
222,021
1.37
1.36
1.47
26,670
10 %c
10 %c
11c
I_ "
I
8,200
1.25
1.02
1.25
24
25
5.40
Sep
1.05
3,700
68c
19c
Jan
53c
Frobisher
29,800
2.75
200
Aug
3.15
8,750
2.80
Sep
4.10
Jan
200
12%
Jan
8c
9c
10,000
8c
13c
13c
Sep
21c
13c
2,000
10c
2%c
Sep
19c
Feb
3c
48,000
2%c
Sep
8c
Jan
4.10
2,750
10
11 %
1,400
25c 26
.
45c
10
Sep
15
Sep
50c
2.00 Mar
635
10%
48c
23,300
43c
42c
Sep
75c
Mar
8,278
27c
Jan
22c
44c
4,500
Aug
20c
Sep
35c
Apr
5c
6c
11,700
8
8%
230
7c
8c
8c
8c
9%c
.
5c
11
10c
15,700
5c
2,000
93c
11
%
31,760
1.03
6,395
10'A
Mar
16'A July
Sep
85c
31c
Sep
88,800
22c
Jun
47c
...,38c
Jan
53c
7c
7c
._28c ...Sep .i
63c
10%c
32c
42,500
19c
51c
Jan
58c
110,648
51c
2.60
Sep
820
24 %c
18
18%
6,645
1.49
1.34
1.49
11,520
,
28c
22c
28$
87c
87c
90c
4,835
17c
15'Ac
18c
18,833
3^c
5%c
*
sic
II
1,000
18
1.34
1.05
Sep
4.50
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
64c
«s
5.25
22%
Feb
44c
1.20
Sep
36c
July
8c
6 'Ac
8c
20,500
6'Ac
Jan
1.38
Sep
Sep
16c
85c
16c
7c
7c
7c
4,800
7c
July
1.27
1.31
7,250
1.27
Sep
1.50
1.60
6,025
1.60
1.40
1.61
800
1.50 Aug
1.40 Sep
1.40
1.50
2,990
1.40
Sep
2.16
39
40
150
37%
Jan
40% Mar
27'A
28%
28%
30
55
57
200
57
57
50
Ltd_
Mar
4'Ac
Jun
7c
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
13'Ac Mar
34
Jan
99
Sep
47'A July
105% May
19,000
6c
6c
29,000
6c
49c
15.0J/0
3.50
3.45
3.75
10
10,750
40
IIHoo
38
41%
4,063
101
100
102
270
3.95
3.50
4.00
5,500
7
7%
215
26c
12,500
IIII
7%
25c
22c
45c
3.45
3.50
Jun
6%'^Feb
21c
Sep
Jan
31
Jan
72
72,
Apr
80c
Jan
2.13
Jun
50c
Feb
1.18
1.29
45,050
25c
10,000
20'Ac
Sep
8'Ac
9'Ac
27,300
8'Ac
Sep
22c
9,400
9c
13c
90,080
•
Aug
Apr
14c
Jan
20c
Jan
45c
Jan
8%c
Jun
20c
July
Mar
'
25'A
26%
3,343
24% May
32
20%
20%
21
1,403
20'A
1
Sep
16
15'A
16
640
15'A
Sep
25'A May
19% May
74c
6,700
3c
12,190
4.?5
3.85
4.35
6,005
11c
12c
2,000
34c
40c
25,700
1
69c
37c
67c
1.12 Mar
July
Sep
lc
3.85
35c
Jan
Sep
8.25
11c
Sep
19'Ac
Feb
34c
Sep
1.12
Jan
39
Sep
51
27'A" Jan
29
Jun
11
May
Feb
•
39
39
40
500
27%
27%
27%
100
8'A
8'A
8'A
50
66c
75c
5,020
,65c
77
1,434
81
330
50
108'A
Jan
160 167%
Jan
187
Jun
110
Jan
185
July
17
Mar
15
A
•"»
70c
76%
163
74 %
,
165
12%
165
20
12'A
12%
920
20c
6c
6c
6'Ac
17,500
•
26
25%
26
155
10
6.50
6.25
6.50
•
1,90
1.61
1.96
27,375
77
10
35%
•
,s
—100
75
V
35%
1
•
1.61
2.75
Sep
Jan
Jun
96
15%
104
Sep
Sep
500
8,170
14%
Sep
30
268
42
Sep
63%
52
847
43'A Mar
200
1.10
8,980
13%
90
90
50
11c
11,500
lie
1,105"
1.00
1.04
7,000
19c
4,000
9.00
9,389
30c
30'Ac
10,037
8c
1
17C
18c
1
8'Ac
1
28c
2__il
1.00
Apr
24% Mar
7%
7
Jun
108'A Mar
1.10
51%
Feb
Mar
9.00
18%
jig#
Mines
5.35 July
43%
•
8.85
2
35
Sep
Sep
13%
*
11'Ac
98'A
•
Mines
Sep
60
110
H.,1
Gold
July
Sep
46% May
3,105
18%
l
Sep
6c
Apr
33 «A
*
common
12'A
25%
1.50
1,120
96
50c
Ltd
Jan
85
100
43%
1%
Sep
Jan
16%
1
com
8'A
Feb
75
99
II
Drilling
2,470
.
16%
7%
100
—
7c
Jun
14c
Mar
1.10 Mar
Jan
5.25 Aug
8
74c
Canada
common
Jan
10%
Jun
Mar
Jan
56% July
Sep
1.50
1.00 July
Aug
1.40 Aug
10%
Jan
19'A
89
Feb
94'A May
10'Ac Sep
95c
Sep
9c
20c
Juh
Mar
1.55 Mar
Jan
32c
6.25 Mar
9.00
Aug
Sep
28c
July
59c
Feb
4.024
7c
Aug
14c
Mar
9,500
16c
class
Sep
25c
A__^___■
*
•
Mines
Jun
Lakes
Power
37
Class
B
17"
47
July
38c
Sep
35'A May
23%
1
5%
"*
1
11%
Jan
7.25
8.00
common
7% May
Mar
1.00
•
common
Gas
Feb
Jun
12c
1.08
;
Northern
Jun
15'A Mar
•
"Apr
5
Jan
46'Ac
230
45
15c
_1
,__i
Paper
40c
Sep
May
6
10
—
Mines
Sep
120
*
Toy
Lakes
8c
24c
*
;
Jan
Sep
Mar
2.25 Mar
"451/4 Aug
30% July
10'A Aug
warrants
,
,
May
2.00 Sep
6%
Jan
2.15
Warrants
Great
Great
Fgb
Mar
Plains
West
Class
Great
Develop
Coal
class
A
3.35
Jan
2.40
2.30
3.30
Jan
21'/4
Jan
•
B
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas
Jun
warrants
warrants
1
Jun
9%
Feb
14
Aug
13%
Aug
Gwillim
9'A
Jan
260
3.90
Apr
6.15 Aug
180
4.50
Apr
8.00
4c
46,000
11
760
9c
300
10
Mines
J
584
1
!
Mines
5,620
1
Sep
20c
Sep
13% Mar
2.05
28
Sep
Jan
5c
Sep
4.80
Mar
Feb
28'A May
15c
Jan
7c
Jun
13c
Feb
18,027
9%
Sep
19
Jan
1.25
7.50
Jan
30
Sep
100
13%
Apr
23
Jun
1
16,500
5c
Sep
I
;
preferred
Gold
6,666
Aug
3c
10%
14,720
1
:
Products
Lake
1,436
5.50
•
Lines
Warrants
Gurney
Feb
9
I
Gunnar Mines
■
6% May
5.50
Sep
1,195
•
Freehold
Lead
Jan
7
•
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
5'A July
4.00
1,060
11
1956
1958
Gulf
Sep
•
Greyhawk Uranium
Gridoil
550
10%
•
Voting trust
Greyhound
2,415
1,190
*
West
Greater
Feb
25c
5.85
!
Gold
.Warrants
Great
1.24 July
i
Aug
Sep
,*
Uranium
&
Great
Feb
24'Ac
9c
2.10
Jan
20'Ac
■
May
2.65 Mar
53
1.20
9c
Jan
2.15
53%
9c
Mines
Granduc
Jun
1.301
6c
2.00 May
1.60
100
Eagle
Great
July
3,000
45c
85c
Sep
Sep
1.27
50c
Grandroy
Feb
73.000
8%c
197,000
,
May
Feb
5c
45c
„•
8c
20 %c
common
Uranium
Grand
Apr
43c
Jun
Jun
1.09
•
Wares
Mines
Grafton
Jan
8'Ac
8%c
132
Mar
.Gordon Mackay class A
Feb
2.55 Mar
Jan
5c
Jun
100
Petroleum
Goldfields
1.15 May
Sep
18c
63c
15 %c
Mar
7c
•
_
_
12,700
2.50
36c
5c
HI
H"
Lttf
____
46c
8,365
11,280
Oils
common
24c
52c
3.35
18%
•
2.50
6,600
46c
Peak
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
24c 24 %c
2.55
2.80
Gold
Jan
2.50
128'A
46c
A
Goodyear Tire
Jan
€%c May
23 %c
20
130% 130'A
Feb
46
Development
Goldale
May
757
Mar
Jan
Dynamics
Glenn
Jan
4,653
30c
1,030"
Jul?
12
92%
.
Sep
preferred
Yellowknife
Glacier Mining
Feb
45c
.
20
Jan
1
Scientific
Prosp
Giant Mascot Mine
Apr
2£c
•
Jan
9%
July
8c
44c
?ic'
•
Consolidated
20c
19c
11,860
3.55
14'A
4,557
16c
Apr
3.90
•
11,289
40
Geo
Jun
15c
,4.20. Apr
4.10 May
3.75
.5,800
17
25
1
Giant
Feb
25c
3.80
Ltd
Consolidated Red Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
10c
11
11,583
5c
11%
19,800
8%c
Sep
8
Sep
6%c Sep
8c
Sep
9'Ac Sep
5c
Aug
'
7c
32c
_III_1
May
45c
5c
I
Explor
14
Sep
63
10%
20,196
Motors
Genex
59
59
46
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
20c
^
General Steel
Apr
22%
46
common—,
General
July
Sep
16%c
Bakeries
Class
14'A
17c
Ltd
General
Aug
20c
2.60
Hi
IIIHl
"I 2
4.00
Jan
56c
Consolidated
Exploration
100
12%
5.25
Jan
2,940
51% July
101%
10%
•
preferred
General
Sep
25c
5,000
2.40
12
3.50
.
Ltd
Power
General
„
12
14%
Jan
11'A
Mines Ltd
General
Jan
41c
1
Nicholson Mines—__
Northland Mines
Clark
Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
%e
2.40
-
16% Mar
Sep
/
preferred
5% %
Geco
*
3.50
11%
"
5%
Jun
2.90
15'A
2.30
Mines
Debentures
Feb
2%c
l
_
89c
2.80
7
& Smelting
preferred
Jun
Jun
7
15%
27'Ac Mar
15%
*
~
50c
97
400
Sep
41%
15c
H*
Petroleum
Gatineau
85
7
10
21c
Companies
Jan
97'A
14'A
14 %
:
Frasar
Mar
1,785
10,520
Apr
;__
class
French
1.65
10%
46%
7
46
Sep
S)__.
■
Jan
92c
10'A
41%
97'A
■■
9c
Co
Aug
Apr
13% July
15% May
H_*
1.90
2.89
,
B
Francoeur
Sep
Jan
5%
10%
A.
(U
Canada
Class.
5.35
24% Mar
10
A
Co
8%c Mar
1# %
M
8c
class
Foundation
May
443
Apr
7,000
Manufacturing
28'A
Sep
2.75
Fittings
Jun
Sep
20
Sep
Jun
Jan
...
8.90
5.35
20
9c
Preferred
Sep
Sep
13%
40
3,030
10%
j.
class
Jan
72c
8,280
5.35
1
1.02
16c
10
5.35
Feb
9c
1
19 %
43c
9.75
21%
22%
10% '10%
10
22%
1.02
16%
25c
4%c
129,495
48c
May
Warrants
375
5,100
I*
Ltd
25c
21 'A
10%
Fargo Oils Ltd
2.30 Aug
Sep
6.640
,
Oils
9.20
Jan
10c
10,784
_I
Mines
Co
Aug
351/4 July
Apr
9c
Canadian—
3,000
4%C
_i
—1
Gold
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus
9.40
80c
Jan
15%
lc
Players
15c
8c
Sep
22%
2,560
«
Famaus
Grain
10
80c
6,115
18%
10'A
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Federal
8c
60,638
31%
17'A
_«
Jan
Jan
8c
1.07
30'A
__20
Jan
55c
10%
80c
31
H——100
A___^
Jan
Sep
Sep
May
6c
May
10%
Mining
Mining
1,375
Jan
60%
•
_l
20%
Fatima
6%c
Feb
May
1.00
•
—III
3.00
>
5,699,
Jan
1.85
13c
17%
•
*
Nickel
Farwest
1.03
Mines
Mac
Apr
i
Falconbridge
Apr
l
Gold
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
19c
Jan
July
Jan
II*
Hi
Flin
Consolidated
July
12c
Sep
1
Mining Ltd
Eureka Corp
Explorers Alliance
1.07
•
Lake
9c
10c
Jan
7c
1
Sol
2.45
Warrants..
Conwest
El
Sep
Mines~IIII~~"l
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Halliwell
Mar
7,566
common
30c
17c
Gamma
—
25c
common
Developments
Mines
16,900
80c
Mines
Copp
Eldrich
34c
—IIIIII*'
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Jan
Jun
^
&
30c
i
Callinan
Mar
34c
15c
8c
1.50 Mar
_1
class
Mines
32c
72c /
Bakeries
Gas
Paper
Feb
•
Cadillac—
B
50
lie 12 %c
•
Central
Class
43
Feb
200
Apr
iec
IIIIII
Denison
Sep
Sep
74c
14e
11c
_i«,
Common
Feb
IIII*
I_ *
Consolidated
23c
5.225
103,950
,
Co
53
1
Consolidated
Consumers
40
Eddy
Elder
15% May
Sep
1.60
Match
„
30% May
31% Mar
Sep
19%
8,045
Eddy
26c
2.50
Bellekeno
40,700
17c
Mines
Mines
Sep
i
Beta
Consolidated
15%
105
1.74
4.10
Consolidated
25c
10%
Gold
Malartic
Jan
"•
Consolidated
Consolidated
440
19%
60c
Mines
Consolidated
15'/a
•
Feb
9 %c
Amphl
Sep
IIIIIIIIIIIl
Oil
23c
17'Ac 20'Ac
Eastwood Oil common.—
50c
Class A
.___50c
Econoinc Investment Trust—
—10
1.12 Mar
Jan
80c
Mines
Con Ke7 Mines
Consolidated Allenbee
Mar
•
Sullivan
Jan
40c
Sep
60C
I
Mihes
Consolidated
5c
126
1.65
16%C
Equipment
__
40c
V
East
35c
1
Consolidated
20'A
Sep
II
National
Coniaurum
70
_1
Petroleum
July
7,000
H_l*
East
Jan
84c
Sep
11% Mar
10,375
170
45c
Enterprises
Coniagas
24%
777
24c 36 'Ac
Smelting
Metals
15c
2
common
,
11c
Cellulose
Combined
16,461
13
5%c
48C
Cody Reco
Commonwealth
25%
34c
Min
Mines
20c
Petroleum
40
•
Conduits
24%
24%
43
1
Gold
Jan
16c
*
16,133
Willans
Combined
2,817
i
Mines
Yellowknife
18c
•
Co Ltd
Minerals
&
267,391
Farm
Columbia
26%
5c
Oils
1.40
Cochenour
Lake
6c
:«
1.16
Cockshutt
Colomac
24%
,75c
&
21,000
com
Coal common
Mines
Brewery
Copper
Duvex
Jan
8.50
Sep
II_11
Chromium Mining &
Smelting
Coin
32 %c
l
Cop
Mining
7c
Sep
Sep
19c
6c
23c
Industries
)2c
1
~
I
9%c
7c
common—*
^
Duvan
Jan
14%
Sep
27,800
I-IIIIIIII*
Wines
Cnibougamau
15 %c
35c
i
Mines
Chesterville Mines
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
58
.__*
Chemical
Textile
1.38
II _I_ "•
!•
Hill
IIIIl
Oil
.
48%. Jun
15,900
—:
Donalda
°
Jan
19'/a
II*
Gold
Central
270
11c
•
Steel
Dover
"12% July
12% Jan
Aug
15%
IIIIIIIH"*
l_„
Charter
Gai
3,427
32 %c
35c
6c
Corp Ltd
Central
Cheskirk
May
15%
35c
1.71
—l_Il
Rio
52%
9'Ac
common
Stores
Dow
Jan
1.85
Sep
7% Mar
1,905
,
Athabaska
Central
Chateau
4.35
10
7,900
168
*
Ltd
Asbestos
49%
100
1
„
52'A
9'Ac
Magnesium
i
Trethewey
Cayzor
100
16
5'Ac
1
Explorations.
Mines
Cassiar
1,305
3*015
11%
Jun
Sep
9.10 Sep
17c
•
Oil
Mines
Warrants
11,000
17c
common
Preferred
Jan
23c
70c
36c
5%%Tpfd_20
Gas
1.000
7c
2
Investment
July
35c
_•
Westinghouse
Exploration
Candore
Can
Nat
Western
5.25
10%
12%
l
.
Canadian
9c
1.65
7c
.
10c
Dominion
May
62
15%
_10
__
Vickers
Canadian
Canadian
9c
1.50
14c
Dominion
Jan
35
25'/a
•
*
Corp
Tire Corp
9c
7c
•
&
5.15 Apr
23% July
2.60 Jan
1.65
2.50
&
Apr
*
,
Jan
75c
Apr
25
•
Railway
Canadian
Aur
25c
Anglo
Jan
2.70
Sep
May
1.75
18 %c
Fotindry,& Steel
Jan
6.05
Feb
15 %c
35c
1
_I
preferred
17%
—
Dominion
'
Aug
41% May
9,027
9%
15%
s.
_
common
Canadian
Canadian
1,590
16,735
Jan
_1
Preferred
13% May
257A Jan
Sep
Sep
2.05
9,725
4.35
9%
1
common
Mines
21
1.99
Min__
Dominion
Aug
9% July
Jun
25c
24.150
r-
11%
_•
A—
Gold
Cos
9.10
9.65
,
class
Inca
Northwest
Canadian
96c
_■
Machine
Canadian
33c
88c
1
_;
Canadian
Canadian
24c
96c
!
Canadian
Canadian
33c
—10c
...
Oil
2.65
18
1.80
»
—
Dairies
Dominion
1.69
Jan
Sep
12
1,330
1
p'fd
90c
14,854
13
17
18 '
16%
Oils
500
19'A
l'»
Electrohome
East
High Crest
Homestead
2.95
i
1
Dominion
Jan
Sep
79.400
6
2.70
*
•
33
Sep
1.05
6%
•
common.—
Products
150
commdh
Dominion
24% July
20
Aug
Mar
29
Dominion
16% May
Jan
17
4,265
'90c
Apr
Sep
18%
25
6%.
8%
4.10
3.45 Mar
13
Jun
May
17% July
10
July
8.70 July
Apr
2.70
3
Dredge & Docta
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas & Oil—
Canadian
7.10
29
_*
11
810
13
13%
•
Canadian
Canadian
2.00
2.70
2.70
Bridge
•
Steel
2.00
Sep
2.00 July
1.85
Petroleum
5,244
6,513
common
Devonian
1.30 Mar
•
,36
14,%
Wright
Canadian
12c
57c
Seagrams—
61%
._•
Pete
Collieries
Curtis
7'Ac Apr
3,500
Dome Mines
Feb
36%
!
Chieftain
Canadian
58c
7.023
62c
l
Oils
35
'
Canadian
Palmer
54
___25
Canadian
Sep
9'Ac
Mines
34 %
7.00
Chemical
Canadian
Gold
36
A
__
37c
9c
Mines
60
;_j;
Canadian
Bre'wis
Horn
Deldona
5-00 May
39%
25,506,
Deer
1.25 May
2.85 Mar
u
6.75
;
31c
i
70
Sep
Sep
55
Feb
57c
._
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Jan
35%
«
preferred
$1% preferred
31c
2.50 Mar
9c
__5
57
7,443 '
42
6
warrants
$1
15,300
16'Ac Mar
57c
a
Sep
88
100
6c
6c
commons
common
Mar
31c
-
Sep
_•
class
Aug
14
1
___
Timber
20
common
Canners
20%
Jan
warrants
Pershing
48%
10
42
__1
Celanese
21%
Sep
11%
Sep
Sep
_t
,_
Zellerbach
30c
235
88
65c
3.00
•
common
59%
88
65c
'
83
warrants
warrants
B
Sep
16%
325
1.60
Feb
Sep
Sep
1.35 Sep
40c
Canadia»
17%
385
12
*
Crowpat Minerals
24%
•
Canadian
785
17'A
12
8c
50c
Canada
Croinor,
•
Aluminium
13
17
Mines
—_25
British
17%
12
*
•
Ltd—
of
Feb
*
Breweries
Oil
Crestaurum
Feb
26
Preferred
Canadian
29%
(R L)
Cree
Mar
Jan
•
Lines
Canadian
Crain
Jun
37
76'A
Minerals
Canadian
Canadian
28%
100'A
Bakeries
Canadian
Feb
15.440
°
,_
90
Petroleum
Steamship
July
Sep
26
1.75
—*
Craig Bit'
-r~Craigmont Mines
Feb
27
483
1.60
_
55
Southern
Canadian
5.50
3,550
27
1.70
13
Zinc
95
Permanent Mtge^10
Safeway Ltd preferred——100
Canadian
4.00
10% Mar
12% May
High
18.100
A
Mining
Copper
Low
9c
*
100
Canada
Canada
200
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8c
1
1_„____
91 %
—_—
Southern
Sep
Mar
class
55'/a
Canada
Canada
4.25
5.70
10
Lead
Low
8'Ac
.v-i
91%
A_._
Oils
Cowichan
74c
28%
27%
r
Packers
Cournor
4.00
Aug
Sep
B
55%
*
.
Feb
Apr
3.00
49c
Shares
.*
Imperial
•
i
Oil
Aug
Coulee
;_100
"
common
Preferred.
Canada
"Cosmos
27
..
10
common
preferred
Canada
Class
Apr
27
28 'A
20
^
Jan
L_
Chiboug—
Distillery
35
600
4.25
common
Preferred
Corby
100
9,364
11
1
^
Feb
Mines
Rand
Copper
'103
4,600
6.20
„
Jan
78%
600
49c
Jun
'99% May
165
5.70
6.05
42c
Copper-Man
Feb
1.27
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
t.«
26'Ac
Sep
14%c Sep
50c
Sep
20% Sep
1,935
3.50
1
...
,
4,200
88
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Cadipbell Red Lake.
Canada
8,800
100 1001
Calvert Gas & Oils—
Canada
64c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
(v
High
12c
78.275
20%
89
100
Oil
2,066
16c
50c
20%
_•
100
_—
Low
14c
14 %c
.
5preferred
High
14c
•
1
25
Range Since Jan. I
-
Low
-1
Mines
SEPTEMBER
Friday
Shares
'
Cable
ENDED
for Week
•f Prices
8ale Pric#
WEEK
Sales
Range
Pa'
FOR
:
10'Ac
Apr
o-
,
Number 5885
190
Volume
.
.
43
(1331)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Hamilton Cotton
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Harrison
Gold
Heath
Mines
(Geo H>
Hendershot
Gold
Heva
11c
31,000
19% Mar
Maxwell
9c
Aug
Mayburn
Mines
14c
Jan
Mayfair
July
Oil
&
10c
Sep
25c
Jan
Sep
25c
Feb
McKenzie
8V2C
Jan
24c
Apr
McMarmac
Red
28c
Sep
58c
Jan
McWatters
Gold
Sep
11c
Apr
10
31,200
18c
7,100
14c
11,000
28c
30c.
20,325
5c
6V2c
10.700
5c
Mclntyre
10c
5.00
13c
15c
1,25
L
Tower
G%
100
4.35
1,000
2VaC
3c
48 Ve
48
8
:
(Canada)
6%
V 4.25
2 Vac
Drilling
6%
4.35
i.
common
81
81
83%
25c
25c
27c
13,800
1
7 Vac
7c
7V2C
3,000
*
35 %c
34c
37c
8
.
29
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Home
Oil
2.40
2.15
,2.45
Mines
Medallion Petroleums
L~L25
Apr
Mentor Expl &
Jan
Merrill
Jan
Meta
Mexican'Light
May
28 V4
2,515
12
9,312
11%
12%
7,776
11 %
39,
75
38 %
Sep
4.00
—20
4.50
2,780
49%
4,300
47%
Sep
63% Mar
13%
13%
8,263
13y«
Sep
21%
12c
13c
4,000
12c
Sep
51
52 Va
600
49
Jan
70
10
„_
70
2,080
62
9%
690
9-
63
/
9-
9
25
_•
21
21
37
33
12%
12%
"
,
30
21
.17,186
37%'
33
' Warrants
12%
12
1,637
305'
—
12%
35
3,152
87%
200
Natural
Gas
■
12%"
11%
4.25
H-%
Preferred
21
1,848"
150'
573 ~
2iy4'
4.70
4.30
4.75'
14
14
375
13%
1.50
i,doo
38c
10,200
25
89
88
90 y4
*
1
31
31
31
lzc
•..* lie
Ranwick
Ltd,
^
1.35
Corp
May
Jan
'Feb
Multi
Trust
7.% Mar
12
Feb
24
National
Jan
National
Grocers
7%
16 Vb Mar
Apr
Feb
National
Steel
4,780
83
Jan
101
Aug
National
Trust
20
31
Sep
Jan
Nealon
20,600
305
120
52%
6,335
5'/2
5,27£>
41V2
Aug
41 %c
Sep
45c
Sep
2.85
Aug
New
48 V. Mar
55 v«
Feb
New
Athona
7% May
New
Bidlamaque
New
Calumet
Jan
Nello
Miner,
Nesbitt
New
4.35 Mar
New
Continental
Mines—-——
—.—
1
Iroquois Glass, - preferred——<—10
Iso Uranium
J
1
2.65
2.60
2.85
10,270
1.60
Jun
3.05
New
Davles
14%
2,015
33c
15,650
13 %c 13 %c
1,000
12
Sep
10c
„
Sep
Sep
16% Aug
Jan
30c
"
50
-
/_
Lake
—
—.
1.30
1.07
1.35
75,700
25c
24c
28c
32,000
6
6%
2-7)10
——_—.—1
1
1
6%
—:—•
—
10
..—
9c
7c
10c
»10c
lie
2.15
2.05
2.25
8
-8
33c
33 c
36c
1
•
25c
25c
25c
13c
12c
16c
Co Ltd—
—1
Jumping
Pound
Petroleums—a—
*
Jupiter Oils
L—^
—.————15c
39c
38c
40c
15c
15c
16c
1.65
1.80
Mar
7%
8%
',82c
Apr
20c
Jun
3.15
4.50
775
Mines
(1939).
Gold
Mines—
—
Jockey Club Ltd common..
Class B .preferred.—
.ijLi—~
Warrants
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith
----•-«—
;
Mines
—...
Jowsey Mining
Sep
Sep
22,833
Jun„
'
Sep
34c
Jan
♦
:
es
—
Sep
11%
Apr
9,600
33c
Apr
25c
Sep
Sep
69c
3,000
45c
Feb
22,500
12c
8,850
v
4,000
.
14c
Kilembe
Sep
1.65
i
Townsite
Jan
3.00 Mar
Sep
Aug
4.00
Sep
5c
Sep
14c
9,505'
38V4
Apr
21% July
Apr
6c'
7.20
Apr
5c
20%
2.75
2.75
2.80
4.10
Jun
61c
80c
7,300
61c
Sep
2.17
Jun
32c
38c
21,308
32c
Sep
86c
Jan
6,000
9c
Mar
n'3^0
35c
Sep
"
36c
_——1— _—>—-—1'
>
4,000
11.450
10c 30%c
35c
37c
20e
,
11
7y2
--
19%
-1
-—,
Ltd
Oils
Feb
5c
warrants
Minerals __1_
Kirkland
Kroy
—
Copper
Class C
Kirkland
72c
28c
19%
1
1
1
Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
40c
Delhi
New
2.35
Lake
Lake
■
-.-Lake
Gas
—:
Jan
,
Mar
15J/2C Apr
95c
Jan
Lake
.
Lake
Mines
Shore
:
Mines
Gold
Mines
Laura Secord Can%
Lamaque
;
Lencourt
Gold
Sep
Sep
60c
Jan
1.50 Mar
67c
7,700
2.80
3,175
8c
1,500
——
14
120
120
5,000
22c 23M2C-
22c
-2.50 Mar
7c
July
120
Mar
Jan
-22c
Jan
Goldvue
Newlund
New
New
New
1.47 Mar
3.25
27c
Mines
New
Senator
New
Superior
New
Taku
Nor
Loblaw
Preferred
London Hosiery
.
Class
A
"
•
,—LJ,
Warrants
-Louvicourt
f
Warrants
North
North
May
Goldcrest
Red
Madsen
Barvue
7c
4,500
7c
4c
9,000
3%c
1,75
3,830
1.66
Sep
Sep
Sep
Jun
38c
16c
Sep
36c
Apr
16c
Sep
38c
Mar
3 7c
Jan
6c
Feb
2.48
Jan
9,225
6c
Sep
11 y2c
7,525
10c
May
15c
73c
61c
2,030
360
27
Sep
42
Feb
Sep
48
May
55
4.00 Aug
6VaC Jan
67c
50c
50c
55c
2,700
l.'SB
5,175
6c
1,400
17 % Mar
35
1.55
Jan
Jan
6.00 Mar
266
Mar
Gold
O'Brien
Oka
Rare
30c
Mar
Sep
58
Mar
5%c
Sep
Sep
2,500
15c
47
5,102
44
5%c
5%c
51/2C
*
22c
9c
Sep
27c
Jan
Sep
22c
Mar
Sep
36c
2.75
2.85
1,683
27
27
50
1.10
1.10
420
27
14,758
-
3.00
.Oleary
Ontario
Jun
1.10
61c
July
46c
Jan
Opemlska Copper
Orange Crush —
6Vzc
23c
Jan
Orchan
6c
6c
6c
2,000
6C
"lie
IlC
l2c
17,250
10c
Aug
40c
Jan
12c
12c
14c
42,800
7c
Jan
19c
Mar
31%c Feb
3.10
Jun
55c
Jan
9,500
8%c
10c
74,500
7y2c
Jun
16c
22
70
24
2.77
2.75
Jan
Jan
51,600
96c
Sep
50c
12,477
45c
Sep
78c
May
85c
Aug
25c
23c
30c
37,333
23c
Sep
l.GO
94c
1.02
7,900
94c
Sep
1.98 May
1.07
*)c
1.07
30,403
90c
Sep
2.50
Jan
47c
May
1.80
Jan
12
Feb
60c
65c
1,250
17
18%
4,144
•
.50
18%
40%
42
75
:•
*
.•
14%
13
14 %
3,933
3.65
3.60
3.75
1,926
1.25
1.15
1.25
8,900
•
preferred
15Ve
13%
15%
7,915
%~c
11c
1,00
12
76
10c
1.00
500
12c
13c
17,000
23,000
7y2c
8c
4,000
65c
57c
65c
13,650
13Va
150
13V2
—
-90c
12c
50c
15c
Sep
44% Aug
13
Sep
17
5.00
Jan
1.15
1.85
Apr
Sep
12%
Sep
3.05
10c
12c
45% July
2.80
9,150
2.55
Jan
60,000
6c
May
3c
July
1.47
2.00 May
Jan
6V2C July
15c
Apr
:
—
1.01
75c
1.05
26rc
24c
27c
11%
10%
7c
1
Sep
17 %c
Apr
Sep
1.35
Jan
12c
..
3,010..
6,287,850
3,500
9,700
28c
1,900
11%
19,356
7c
27c
Sep
23c
Jan
Aug
26 Vb
Jan
Sep
3.35 Jan
5%c
8,000
5c
Sep
11c
Mar
_1
70c
71c
2,820
7Cc
SeD
90c
Aug
Sep
13c
Mar
Sep
65c
Mar
27c
Sep
45c
May
10%
Sep
18%
Oils
Mining Corp
,
44.
12%
Feb
27
Sep
19 y2
Jun
36
1,025
19c
II,500
18c
7c
8%C
Sep
17c
Feb
10% C
12c
2,500
9,500
7c
10c
9c
Aug
20c
Mar
1.11
98c
1.22
188,865
98c
Sep
25V2C
34c
13%
100
convertible preferred
22
15
38c
1
•
Mines
Massey-Perguson Ltd common
Per footnotes see page
•
1
115
16
18c
103V2
32c
12 V*.
102
36c
107,300
13%
49,555
104
1,033
10%
101
Jan
Sep
Jan
Jan
Sep
42 Vic Mar
2.05 Mar
47c
16%
113
Paymaster
PCE
Sep
12%
Sep
36'/2 Mar
51c
52c
4,830
50c
Sep
79c
May
6c
6 %c
6,000
6c
Jun
13c
Mar
2%C
3C
13,500
2c
Sep
7c
Jan
25c
Sep
56c
Jan
Jan
3.25 Aug
52 c
6%c
Pernio
Perron
6,360
100
23c 231/aC
II,900
3.75
3.75
500
90c
95c
3,500
1.00
23c
3.75
3.50
2,300
11,650
18c
3.30
1
12 Vac
12c
36 c
Sep
Sep
3.15 Feb
19y2c20y2C
3.40
19 Vac
Sep
9Cc
Feb
65c
5.30
Feb
Jan
2.15
Feb
5.00
Apr
25c
Apr
13c
9,338
12c
Sep
22c
Feb
27c
36c
3 39,050
18c
May
36c
Apr
Pipeline common—
IV4
7
7 %
Oil preferred.
2
1.10
1.00
1.14
2,670
25,530
1
17c
16c I8V2C
6,900
16C
Sep
1
90c
80c
90c
3,100
80c
Sep
•
1.20
1.05
1.30
43,425
-1
77c
70c
80c
1,136
Gas
&
Gold
—
.
1 0'
Mines
Aug
Peruvian'Oil
&
Jun
Petrol Oil &
Minerals—
Gas
May
27c
2.85
1.25
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Peerless
Pembina
23c
25c
2.85
1
Consol
Jun
7>A
26 y4
1
Consol Gold
Jan
610
91c
Warrants
Pato
Jun
July.
7c
4,383
2
...
1.34
44c
24c
8.00
2 VaC
1
Canada
lOVa Aug
28%
■
01
;
7.50
25VaC
Fatino
5c
27
1
—
Pater Uranium
12,850
12% Mar
26 y4
Parker Drilling
3,000
1.09
1
*
Mines
Feb
Jun
50c
7.60
Porcupine
Mines
Feb
3%c
25
Parbec
ADr
12c
3c
1.09
*
•
1
Hershey Tubes
July
9c
3c
1.09
—X
.
Page
18
27%
:
5c
lie
1
:
1
1.07 May
Sep
13
7.00
I.Il
1
——
57c
19%
8%
Mar
23c
205
7%
1
1.25
17c
—1
—*
Feb
30c
.
Sep
16,760
8j/2
May
Sep
1.00
12c
21
7.35
3.45 May
1.04
80
14,500
15c
•
Jan
42c
Sep
7.45
1
—
Feb
4.00
Apr
Sep
Apr "
17c
11 %c
1,000.
54c
7.00
•
Pamcair
Sep
„
17% July
49
Feb
Jtfn
41
14,550
12c
50c
Jun
3.00 May
20%
common.
Warrants
Paramaque
Sep
34 Yz
.
19% July
40'/a
75%
76
10c
1
Petroleums
Pacific
Feb
Jan
3.05
2,770
1.06
1.40 Aug
1.06
—
Ormsby Mines ——
Lake Mines
Jan
21%
13,525
39
22
22
,
25c
Feb
1.80
Sep
45c
^
Osisko
-
1.05
Mines
Jan
3,445
29c
34%
Leaf Gardens
Leaf Milling common
Mines
Martin-McNeely
2.66
2.99
Mar
96c
1
1
.—.•_---
Gold
Feb
36
50c
—*
__—
Mines
Orenada
Jan
4.60
Sep
2.75
25
1.03
...1
Malartic
Steel Products
Sep
26c
4.50 Mar
Sep
1
!
Sep
2.90
Mar
9c
—
15c
:
Feb
43c
10c
Metals
40c
27c
13 %C
16,925
24c
8c
Oils
Okalta
Feb
Jan
16c
40,075
Mines
25,200
2.91
8 Vac
%
15c
•
Cement
Ocean
Jan
1.20
2.65 Mar
Sep
Aug
44 y4
,
May
1.18 Mar
Sep
5c
46 %
4,500
18c
„
Sep
1.25
Jan
1.40
Sep
13V2C Jun
50c
6c
Mines
Gbaska Lake
21,580
Sep
May
1,000
1.25
-————1
48c
Sep
May
10c
86,666
54c
Feb
26c
11c
Mines
i6c
6c
2.71 May
9V2C
Jan
64c
50c
1.35
,-1
Ltd—L.
Beaucage
40c
1,700
Mar
13 %c 13 %c
53c
——---—
15c
6c-
55c
Jan
Sep
1.18
Feb
41 %
75,670
Apr
Jan
5VaC Aug
I,100
31%
Mar
10c
5,000
3,200
72c
67c
41c
10,000
V
-
4,335
42%
24c
67c
51/2C
r
Apr
Sep
21,200
5c
I31/2C
41
40%
4.00
5c
10c
5%C
10 Vac
1.53 Mar
12c
27 Vac
5c
23c
Sep
3.00
9,600
418,950
3.20
27
5
43c
1.40
41
1,509
1.00
39c
1.20
22c
29%
Sep
Sep
Sep
20,475
43c
1.30
3.15
Nova
8%
18c
41
Oils
Nudulama
8%
16c
16c
-
Jan
30c
144,550
"
Sep
Sep
16c
28,000
13c
22c
32
1,460
7 %C
8c
3.20
30% Aug
I,065
84c
7C
6c
6ViC
118,975
68c
7c
12c
50
Sep
Sep
Apr
Jan
7c
10c
Telephone
Sep
3.28
10C
-
Quebec Power
Northern
Sep
2.22
6V2C
20
-20
Northwestexn Utilities jareferred
*
Norvalie
Mines
———1
Northern
28
10
4,250
7c
1
i
Northland
26%
9.50
10,400
15
75
May
18c
2.35
10c
warrants
1,495
„
16c
2.25
10c
-
A
16c
2.35
Jan
11c
_—
Preferred
27
1.05
Maralgo
5 %%
8,500
Mines.—
37»/2
Uranium
Manitou
Maritime
18c
Natural Gas
1
class
Lake—
Maneast
Marigold
16c
9c
Canada
1
—
Bloedel
Magnet Cons Mines
Marcon
18c
10c
Star Oil common
42c
1
-20
Major.tranr
,
Malartic Goldfiekls
Maple
73c
10c
Ontario
Sep
21c
1
*
Maple
Sep
10c
Northern
B———,—*
MacLeod Cockshutt
Macmillan- &
30c
10c
Northern
1.10
4.00
1
:
Macdonald Mines
Macfie Explorations
Macleods class A pfd.—.
,
8,100
Uranium
■
Mar
31c
»
warrants
North
Jan
22c
1,162
30c
Ltd
Mines
A
-
43c
11c
31c
—•
Rankin
Class
5.80 May
Sep
July
10c
-
Northspan
Jun
34c
-
Exploration
Northgate
Jan
25c
10c
Coldstream
North
11V2C Aug
5c
9,600
-
Mines
Macassa
,
30,750
11c
6c
11c
Oils common
—
16c
Lyndhurst Mines .1
-—'.—-s———1
/Lynx -Yellowknife Gold Mines
•
'
8c
25c 281/2c
7%c
28 %c
•
25c
——50
Ltd
Oils
._1
,
Mar
,_1
,_1
——
Jan
1.00
.1
69c
9,100
—
.-1
—
Sep
3,191
1.61 Mar
23
23c
Goldfield
25c
25c
28 %
190
9,900
—
—-
13,500
3.20
Aug
23
4.00
——
Long Island Petroleums
Long - Point Gas
i
Lor ado Uranfum Mines
,
29c
22c
1957
9.25
1.00
26c
3.00
Class
9
Mills common....
27c
-
Mining
Canadian
41%
9.50
Mar
3.20
Feb
28 y2
Ltd..___
(M)
Jun
12c
—1
1
-
6.00 Mar
26%
x
36c
Sep
——-.——1
—
3.75
7c
41%
warrants—
Class- A
-
Loseh
29%
—
—
—
Nickel
28% J 23%
30
*
—50
preferred
Cos class A
B
May
6c
•
Mines
Preferred
Mar
16c
12V2cMay
,20c
.———1
Norsyncomaque
North
Jan
6,400
1
Gold
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax
20c
3,200
Noranda Mines
Norlartic
56% Aug
6c
1
Norgold Mines
Feb
Jan
Sep
20c
*
Mines
Acme
4;60 Mar
19
6c
1
*—
1
———1
Smelting—
Mines—,
Rim
Jan
5.50
Jun
49
-
May
20c
Mines—
Nipissing
-1,000
13%c I31/2C
'
Sep
-5%c
84,500
May
6c
:
Nisto Mine's
Jun
125
2.10
14%
30
8c
5 %c
28
Apr
Jan
22
Apr
ADr
20c
Oils
Sep
1.66
26%
30
preferred
A
Class
50%
1
Rouyn
Nickel Mining &
29
-Class
-
1,518
1
1
2.63
3%c
7c
1.63
2,500
50%
Mar
4.10 Aug
200
3.00
1
3.30 May
,
26 V2
4.10
-
1,525
1.25
100
15%
Mines
pold
Rouyn Merger
July
Loblaw groceterias—■
-
1
—
2,200
23
20
I
-1
•
1
—
Mines
5.012
1.15
100
1
Manitoba Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
Newnorth
14c
•
Mines
Mines—
Jason
Kelore
18%
5,500
2.80
1
:
New Hosco Mines
New
18%
Sep
8c
•
Harricana
New
Feb
Feb
6c
-
6c
4.10
5%c
July
14%
14%
45
14%
>1
Mines
30c
1.18
Aug
Mar
*
Canada
of
2.7C
Sep
68c
39c
-
50c
Oil
4.25
22 %c
315
--->
16 Va-
15
1
30c
2.63
-r
16% "
3.00
1
4.00
2.70
1.04 Jan
1
4.70
4.00
Mar
July
50
•;
1
4.50
4.50
..
*
46 y4
Sep
1
1.368
4.45
8c
♦
:
1
Mines
New
31V4 Mar
80c
8c
*
Mines
Gold
24%
61c
1
1
Gold. Mines.
Lexindin
1(381
2:75
22c
16
16 V4
'
*
Gold-
Dickenson
Sep
8,555
65c
1
Little Long Lac
Sep
90c
26
2:75
3
Leitch Gold
32j/2 Aug
98c
•
Mining.—'
Wasa
La Luz
Sep
66c
.25
1
1
*
:
25 V4
80c
ii80c
,———-—1
r
33,884
1
100
Gold
of Woods Milling pfd—
of Lingman
•Lake Osu .Mines
5,774
90c
.25%
1
1
1
—
Dufault ,Mines
Lakeland
Lake
Mines
Cinch
28 %
66c
19c
19 c
16'/4
10
-
85c
1:—:——'—.—
Labrador. Mining & Exploration
Rights
25%
27
•
Ltd
(JohD)
■
-22,725
yl
Sep
15c
25c
Pete
New
Northcal
Labatt
38c
27'/a
26 %c July
Sep
Sep
38c
'
—
27,300
27 %
Develop
Concord
Nickel
8
*
——1.—
Gold
Kenville
Apr
0
•
■
.
Kelly Douglas class A—
Warrants
2.80
Jan
8
—
■
Jan
Feb
1.90
310
Jan
12%
Sep
10c
18,694
64c
,
21c
7c
21,500
•
•
Sep
6
4,160
4.00
1.07
24c
2,100
Jellicoe
Joburke
10c
46c
20% May
July
20
Mines
New
20c
35c
_1
48c
20 Ve
class B
Mines
39% Aug
13%
30
,41,237
20 %
Uranium
Sep
SeD
Feb
.46
51c
_*
u——
Labine
1.57
; 30c
25
10,126
47
40%
:
Alger Mines.
Jan
50,050
32c
Sep
~
1.85
14%
.17 y4
•
5c
5
Sep
Apr
.1,150
-
May
1.25
Sep
40c
16 %
_•
11c
3.50
42
Jun
:.8%
JJOc
47
■
Jun
29
<28%
Jan
10,700
18.y4. :/
Feb
27c
«
Sep
6'/a
.
50c
43c
'
:
1.57
Exploration
39'/a
263
.
July
16% Mar
'
-
Jan
38%
.
-51c
Ltd.,
Mines
1.80
Bay
63c
17%
18 %
111
Car
25c
—1
'
8%.
60c
40
National Hosiery Mills
National Petroleum
Apr
50
8%
•
3.25
25
Jan
Jefferson
22%
228
40
39%
„5
i,
common
70c
Jan
Jaye
39%
Jan
9c
Sep" 1
9c
Aug :,'"
22% Jan
697
-
21%
Jacobus
12%
1,661
24%
3.75
Jan
6%c Mar
8,642
25 V*
;
26 V2
Mining—..
...
1,000
9c 10 %c
_•
Prefer) ed
583
Walte
2.85
24,200
23%
I_1
-
Explorations
3,985
Jack
600
7c
•24%
—1
Aug
47
Iron
3.10
12%.
12%
'
32 %
i—
Jan
24%
—
5
/
Feb
2.90
7c
National Drug & Chemical common...5
Preferred
:
_5
30
—L-
49c
^
Mines
Creek
Nam a
43%
A,
Sep
Sep
—1
5%
Copper .MinesJ.—___
20c
95c
AO
Minerals
Jan
5c
Feb
8,867
25
:
Sep
14c
Apr
49c
Feb
16% July
-
Sep
7c
*
,
Corp common
Wright Ironi.
41% July
Apr
2.10 July
Jan
24,010
12%
!
Li
43%
.
1.35
22c
Monarch
Mt
Aug
1.00
1.05
III
32%
Class
Sep
Sep
21c
•
#
4
Preferred
16 Va
98c
July
95 c
.3.00
[_•
;
Mines
25c
Irish
300
•
Metals
Sep
;1.75
52
5
—
Interprovincial Steel •_—
Investors Syndicate common..
15c
12
46c
97c
Brick
22'%
5c
——j-
Interprovincia) Pipe Line
,
10,700
12yac Mar
Jun
52c
.
1.90 Mar
«
22c
32c
1.50
warrants"—
"1955
warrants'';_'i
Bidg Credits
1.80
Moore
Sep
23%
''1959
1.60
Uranium
Montreal
Jan
14
32c
c
9,600
Petroleums
Sep
Sep
1.35
Interp
45,740
59c
1.75
Feb
Sep
11 \
4.30
23%
International
50c
53c
14%'
r
4.V4
.
11,315
1.50
Bronze
International. Petroleum
100
46c
55c
common.
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
i
"95
Jan
23%
1
Internationa)
14%
46c
& Power
Min
9%c Jan
Jun
17%
Powders pfd.—25
International Nickel Co common
•
Warrants
•
Inspiration
8c
6
Sep
11
~
21%
10
1
20
i
8,525
>14%
"
Sep
86%. Sep
1,665
4.50
'11%
'
common.
8V2C
Mining Corp
"
4.50
•
preferred
Inland Cement Co
8c
Jan
Aug
32%
36,000
87 Va
_
-
preferred..—„—
8%c
46%
Sep
5
2c
5
3%c
32%
34 y2
Inglis (John)r& Co—
&rrBell
1
Jan
23
Sop
5
.100
I—
Sep
Knitting common!
Moneta Porcupine Montreal Locomotive Works
Jan
21
2%c
Accept Com Ltd common—*
■
Sep
88c
"
Jan
25c
13c
30,800
Aug
12%
Jan
Sep
2,000
1.05
Jan
•80
3.35
2.10
9,363
13c 13 %c
56
Jan
Aug
Mines
Lake
Ore
45c
Jun
88c
20c
Sep
'
-
$4 % paeferred
Milton
Jan
25c
7c
Mindamar
Apr
13c
Warrants
City
48c
12%c
Sep
7c
1.03
Oil
Milliken
J
■
1
Uranium
Mill
Feb
Sep
Sep
'20c
"
•
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
67c
preferred
—_4.86%
Indian Lake Gold
1
1
Inland
5.25 Mar
Jun
4.45
47%
12c
52 y2
.1
Pam Porcupine
Ingram
Jan
46% July
4.35
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class A
$1.40 preferred
„
.
131/2
Huron & Erie Mortgage
/,
20%
Sep
95
81
—50c
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries Gas
Jan
49%
Bay Mining & Smeltine.
Hudson
Bay Oil_.
Industrial
21
Sep
38 V2
\
-..y
Jan
1.78 Mar
Sep
Mining
Dev
Island
Midcon
35 V2 Mar
Sep
13%
12V4
Hi/4
Hudson
.
Jun
10
12
Smith Paper, common
Hoyle Mining
r
77
Feb
6%
"
Class A
Hugh
20
29 Va
28 v4
Jan
47
985
8
,
v
Co Ltd—
Class B
Howard
2V2C Aug
29,500
49
:
28c
15,600
Lake-
Sc
Jan
Jun
Jun
1.00
786
5V8
6V4 Mar
4
Jan
6
12c
"III
Lake
22c
Feb
2,700
Porcupine
Red
Sep
4»/2
12,710
1.00
8Vac
14,000
.-J.
322
—50c
Gas_
High
Low
9c
4.50
13c
1
^
17%c
13c
17 Vac
12 Vac
Range Since Jan. 11
High
9c
Ltd
16
8V4
5%c
—
Co
Mines
& Dauch
Hinde
Hi
&
Paper
Shares
4.50
0
Hees
for Week
Low
•
Consol
Matachewan
Feb
20
Jan
11%
770
28c
1,
Lake
Red
1,405
15
9C
Sales
Range
J Par
Sep
12 y4
9c
17V2C
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
^
High
Jan
13c
,
Mines—
of Lakes Iron
Headway
15
14
:
.
lie
Minerals
Gold
Hasagi
Head
200
16
11c
1/2
14
;
Low
IIV2
121/4
Harding Carpets
25
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
High
16
common......
Hardee Farms common
SEPTEMBER
ENDED
Sales
Last
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
—
•
6%
92c
1.05
70c
Sep
Jun
Sep
Sep
11%
1.80
29c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.75 Mar
2.79 May
1.64
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1332)
.
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
15%
15%
100
15%
Sep
18
7'orbrit
Silver
85c
86c
13,892
85c
Sep
1.25
May
Toronto
Dominion
7c
7c
24,000
6c
Jan'
12c
Mai,
Toronto
Elevators
Place Oil & Gas
—
65c
83c
119,045
65C
10
10%
2,185
23c
11,800
Island
River
Rouyn Gold-
Power
Corp
Provo
Feb
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Natural
Mining—
Quemont
—
Quonto Petroleum
—
Rainville
Realm
Reef
54%
Sep
70
Mar
Trans
Canada
Pipeline
Sep
Sep
Sep
4.55
Apr
Transmountain
5.00
Feb
Transcontinental
7%
Sep
Trans
Sep
2.45 Mar
Triad
Sep
8.35 Mar
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—
Trinity Chibougamau
2.20
4.900
1.85
2,800
3.25
2,540
1.25
1.35
7.900
4.65
4.95
2.90
3.10
5,045
75c
89c
43,825
2.25
2.25
2.40
6c
6c
'
4
1.25
4.65
4,475
Traders
May
Feb
5%
Jan
1.10
60,417
2.25
Sep
3.30
Jan
Ultra
16,100
6c
Aug
12c
Jan
Unior^
Renabie
Mines
Robertson
Mar
2.60
2.85
4,110
60c
68c.
4,000
42,963
16%
6,000
11c
14c
17,500
9.50
10%
lie
He
54c
119,952
Sep
Sep
95c
28,000
47c
60c
14
11c
9'A
Kenp
Jan
United
New
8'Ac
Jan
Jan
1.81 Mar
18c
'uly
14,220
28c
July
37,500
35c
Sep
5c
1.15
1.50
1,200
28
25
28
1.31
1.31
300
18c
22c
9,100
9c
8c
9c
7,833
8c
Sep
1
20c
20c
22c
13,700
18c
Sep
1.07 Mar
Sep
Mar
Mar
^
Vandoo
75c
Jan
Victoria
64c
Jun
Violamac
10c
1.50
40
1.50
6i
Sep
July
Wainwright
•
Waite
Amulet
Walker
Wayne
13c
Feb
Webb
77c
Jan
Ban
&
Knapp
River
Satellite
5,000
6c
82%
76
85
5,307
74%
6.20
6.10
6.60
10,440
6.10
Sep
17%
17%
17%
15
17%
10
9%
10
2,475
9
9c
4,000
14%
14%
175
15%
16%
3,785
14
Sep
Mar
14%c
11%
93
94
70
1.10
1.30
31,820
85c
12
•
92%
1.25
10 %
12%
14,765
10%
7.00
3,175
6.00
6 00
67c
66c
68c
8,500
1
8%c
8%c
10c
21,500
1
75c
70c
75c
4,700
40
630
1.00
—————*
23%
14
Wespac
Jan
29c
1.20
37c
7,487
Feb
19% Mar
101
Mar
Mar
82c
Sep
16%c
Jan
Sep
1.58
May
33
Sep
1.00 Sep
Jan
63
1.55
11
Sep
May
July
Apr
Sep
Sep
35
39
Sep
40
40
35
40
Jan
43
1.06
1.25
4,900
95c
Jan
715
50c
28,571
ii
•
•
18c
11
11%
680
11
40
May
26%
26%
30c
A
Jan
51
68%
Feb
82
Sep
Sep
Sep
Explor
Superior
6,142
52c
26,210
45c
57c
4c
Surf
Propane
Inlet
Tamblyn
Ltd
Voting
common
Texas
Canada
Preferred
Third
Tidal
Tombill
1,615
45c
60c
6,900
4c
4%c
20,500
37
305
Feb
29
x
4.25
Feb
Sep
1.06
Jan
33
Sep
44%
33
Sep
Sep
44'A
Sep
Sep
24'A
104
7
60c
'
-
Sep
60c
54
•
13%
40
7V2
;
5
5,425
1.50
200
17,860 »,
1.13
500
60c
11c
3,000
%C
ll%c
12c
2,000
28
A—
'.27%'
-28
480
24%
84
84
,84
100
'18%'
.
•17%
I 2,580
,
.
18%,
9.00
1.26
1.26
1.28
23c
2,2c
28c
•
,
20c
'•
12c
—1
t
i
6%C
8c 12
6
11'Ac
.
89c
i-86c
-.95c
5c
1
-1
2.00
Jan
Anglo
..
68c,
Shown
Are
,
7%c
Jan
43%
Apr
British
American
68%
Bulolo
Gold
Jun
82c
Jan
8 %c
Jan
Canada
15%
Feb
Canada
25%
25
25%
1,366
23%
35%
Jun
Canadian
99%
99%
99%
65
48
48%
100
7,509
18
18
42
.1,300
15
18c
18c
18c
9,237
12c
1.25
1.19
1.35
3,800
4%C
7%c
84,400
1
7c
6c
7c
9,800
1.70
1.45
1.70
2,985
15c 16 %c
6,200
15
12%
4.75
5.20
620
14
14%
305
15%
1,720
Feb
99% May
Jan
July
&
Bank
102
50
Jan
Aug
Vinegars
_
Bronze
Canadian
Cottons
18
Sep
Jan
25c
Jun
Canadian
General
2.10 May
Canadian
Marconi
Feb
.
1.64
Jan.
Jan
1.44 May
-
May
8c
Apr
40c
Sep
Jun
Consolidated Paper
Jun
11c
27c
Mar
11%
Feb
18 %
July
3.15
Jan
7.50 July
Dalhousie
Oil
Feb
Dupont
6%c
Jan
7,375
Gaspe Copper Mines
International Paper qommon
International Utilities
56
5% Mar
Apr
Co
of
Canada
10,900
56c
2,600
1.70
39,000
Aug
31% May
Minn
61c
Sep
89c
Apr
Ogilvie
53c
Sep
80c
Mar
1.60
Sep
2.48
Feb
&
Pend-
2.00
2.51
62,600
45c
49c
4,080
39 %c
45c
7,210
36c
Jan
57
56
58%
2,038
56
74 % May
6
800
Sep
Sep
Sep
8
Jun
•
43c
42c
47c
12,570
Jan
a
10%
Sep
99c
11%
3,625
Aug
13% July
5c
81c
90
Flour
Sep
3.70 May
Yukon
55c
Zellers
114
90
6
40c
10
93
5%c
13,550
4c
Sep
14c
81c
98c
35.450
6c
8c
5,100
16%
16%
3O0
49c
61c
54,600
1.96
6c
Sep
Sep
35C
12%
Feb
20
22%C
Jan
23
■27
430
18 %
36%
36
39%
20C
24c
„
24c
•
Paper
_
_
28
21% May
Jan
85
9%
14%
Feb
Jun
...
8
3.014
36
Sep
45
Aug
Cons
Gold
.
Sep
26%
29
32%
2.901
111
250
31
46
48%
1,133
2.26
.
2.50
1,600
39
40
363
70c
3.000
2.00
'
.
Apr
36% Mar
53% July, 1
2.95
Apr
Jun
"
39.%
1
,
39
Sep
60c
50
Jan
99c
Feb
.
Jun
:
"
1
—
32
150
32%
-32
Sep
r
40% May
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Feb
No
*
par value.
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(not
included
t.
,
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range).V" d Deferred delivery sale (not Included
.
Ex-liquidating dividend.
Jan
in year's range).
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Aug
f'Flat price.
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.
,
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Apr
1.53 July
,
Aug
37% July
Feb
40
.
167
Sep
July
Apr
Apr
126
27% Mar
65
32
'
r
Sep
Feb
29% Aug
36% May
Sep
May
32
;
Aug
18%
46
Jan
24
no
69c
2.50
19%
25
240
"
121% 129%
;.
84% July
1,549
',24
Feb
Aug
98
Feb
38%
120
•
_
9%
80
24
48%
•
.
105
,"'.118
-
iinii
Corp
715
Sep
Jun
Mar
33C
Jan
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32
•
—
..
_
15c
.39
24
121 %'
38%
-
Jan
243i
.
18%
,
;.
Sep
Sep
5
34.325
Feb
85
27
.
Feb
32%
,
38'A July
25 %
Sep.
14 5b
120
,
5
common
-
Jan
85
26
7.50
.1 2.50,
_
.
Apr
14%
1
_
Apr
4.65
38%
85
-
52
505
-
Feb
27 %
395
5%
i
8% July ; 1
Jan
180
34%
5
i
Jun
150
18%
33
_
»
Aug
; May
36%
Sep
3.30
275
.
-
May
18
10
5'A
.
1.13
'85
18 %
*
-
Mines!
Bros
46c
Jan
34
22%
85
27
_
Ontario
Oreille
Price
2,20
1.87
33%
21%
34
High
8
'
Sep
27
46
4,133
85
,
41c
6%
.
1,100
.19
*
20
(1956 )__
Loblaw Inc
53c
4:10.
f
17%
1.60
4.00
18%
Linoleum.
Sep
1.68
4.10
:—llO
&
Sep
1.25
25
a
common
Oilcloth
Sep
Jan
2,112
•
33%
Preferied
Dominion
3.30
1.00
Feb
46
Jan
25% Aug
1,750
30
'46
j
3%c
25
6 'A*
46
18%
,0
2,800
74c
6%
m'
-
_
Dominion Glass
30,000
26%
185
5
.
Mar
2.85 Mar
4c
66c
40
27%
"
-
-
1.05
26%
3.10 May
35c
Range Since Jan. 1
1,500
%
iinii
3.75
70c
...i
_
—
7%c
Sep
Sep
6
•
__
.•
1.03
26%
Sep
Sep
Low
5%
39
40
Investments
3.30
56c
July
10c
"
High
'A
5
"
Preferred
Sep
14
2.45
15c
Shares
Lo w
_•
common.
3'Ac
•
14c
,
for Week
•
"III5
__
1.04
87c
Feb
July
-
Range
of Prices
46
.
Jun
Sep
Sales
■
.29%
,
^
3.50
jqc
1.65
41c
Curb Section
Week's
Last
JL+.5
common._
Preferred
3%c
90
Exchange
*
4c
1.45
12,125
Note
Dredging
Sugar
July
15c
7,170
16c
*
Dominion
1.10
.6c
2^5
15c
<
.
IIIIII•
21c
Apr
Expressed- in Canadian Dollars
'
Corp
Sep
4c
2.45
15c
•
t
Sep
50c
36
90
11
•
Jan
5c
25,700
13%
Jun
97c
Sep
24% Apr.
%
6%c July
12,316/
21c 23'Ac
Aug
84
6'Ac July
60,200.
Feb
30'A
-
'
6,000
19,690
2.50
1
Pulp & Paper
Anglo.Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Corp
Jan
80
•
—
Canadian
Sep
Ii
21c
Jun
331,500
.
Jan
19%c
Sep
Sep
22c
Jan
22c
11'Ac Feb
1.25 Aug
.
58,200
1.17
•
9.00
2,985
:
7%c,
1.08
5c
_.^_1
75
%c
%c
1.13
;
1.85
17% Aug
*
-1
.
p, 2,60 Jan
,
>
79 % Mar
11
.:—5
v
•
5%c Jun
j
Apr
May
8% May
Sep
7%c
Apr
Mar
108.
Sep
23,000
Apr
95
Jun
60c
lie 12 %C
-•lie
Sep
July
*■
Sep
8c
7
9.00
Oll.l
National
5c
'
Ltd
Jan
2.25
Sep
3.50
905
•'
15%
.1.25
Par
Andian
11%
1
Tailors
4.46
Sep
46c
1,210
104% 104%
100
Feb
Jan
7,000
•
I
13'A
Aug
20,423
Inv
Park
Mines
May
1.40
5c
100
General
Petroleums
Top
66c
Sep
12%
•
,
84
Friday
6
common
Mines
Warrants
Tip
Ltd
37
84
Sale Price
1
Lundmark
Thorncllffe
Tiara
12c
53c
5c
25c
Canadian
Thompson
20
3,340
56c
Mining
600
5,300
37
34
1.30
STOCKS
i
Calgary
Texaco
class
Prices
Jan
*
i
34
15
Jan
l
Mines
Aug
1.35
Jan
11%
trust
Territory
50c
2.50
22c
I
Teck Hughes Gold
'
•
52c
84
A_».
Ltd
Jan
73%
50c
Mines
Temagami
class
♦
Gold
3.50
:■
.46c
Jan
1.05
24
7%c
1
Cons
10
37
Toronto Slock
Mar
7.75
19c
5.05
Gold
Taurcanis
45c
49c
Sep
17% Sep
46c
Sep
36
•
__
2,490
12,882
24
May
11
Sep
21c 'Mar
78
•
common
Industries
Bylvanite
Ma.v
12%
Warrants
Switson
2.10
83c
18%
1
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
1.50
1.50
J 24
Jan
34
3%
July
Aug
l
.
Cons Mines
31% May
700
May
16c
l
Contact
Sullivan
15%
Feb
10c
17c 24 %c
4%c
Sunburst
Sep
535
3.50
;
1
49
1
Gas
12'A
4.00
*
•—
130
46c
*
River Gold
Feb
Jan
314
32%
-
20%c Mar
9c
1.15
•" 1.40
24
«_•
Mines
Metal
23,600
17%
20
.
1.25
'
Mines
50
50c
100
;
G)
Zen mac
Mar
5c
3.50
1.45
100
Zinc—
Yukeno
34c
\
Mar
2.32
12V4
46c
A
Mining
Sep
9c
Rights
Sudbury
(H
Apr
4.10
Sep
July
12%
1.41
.—1 '
Canuck
1
—
8 'Ac
*
Mines—
Yellowknife Bear Mihes
Young
July
22c
Sep
32%
20
Electric
13c
*
Preference
&
Zulapa
7,186
•
Sterling Trusts
16'Ac
warrants
Lead
1
f—.
r.
14,900
4.00
1
—
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
8.40 Mar
40
Sep
37
Stores
A
Zenith
24,600
•
Oil
Class
2.55 May
9c
1
Iron
3.00
12'A
•
__1
32 % Mar
16c
.
Sturgeon
Woodward
2.65 Aug
k
Feb
200
_5
—
Indus
41
9c
1
Oil
(J).
Feb
13c
1
Mining
_•
Breweries.
Preferred
Sep
9c
24 %c
class
Wood
40
15c
1
Steel of Canada
1
:
■
—1
26%
18 V*
Warrants
Nickel
lie
Feb
Jan
Windfall
100
•
Stanwell Oil & Gas
11,700
19c
8V2C
—1
300
•
Stedman Bros
Jun
32% Mar
3.25
Larder
28
1,400
_
Apr
6.10
3,500
17,256
Aug
2.65
.
5,600
Coghlan
40
6,800
Corp
1,700
6.40
13.25
_1
14c
1.00
common
2.55
35%'
Feb,
41
Apr
1.95
Feb
7%
Jan
1.35
16'Ac
18c
_i——100
10c
3.05
-
31
•
12c 13 %c
12c
Sen
Sep
Mar
Apr
Yukon
49%
50
& Oils
120
17,000
9
93c
class
40
12c
83c
Uranium
35
•
6%
July
90c
2.10
Submarine
Feb
Jan
83c
Stuart
12
Sep
2.15
Steinberg
Mar
1.05
•
Rock
July
65c
Warrants
Steep
47c
30%
Spartan
Steeloy
Jan
5,475
23,650
Uranium
6.20
_1
Yellorex
5,550
250
new
6.25
35%
•
Warrants
Wiltsey
Yankee
Jan
4,400
34
20c
Mines
V"-
21
5c
B '■»,
preferred
Winchester
Jan
70c
69%
Paving
_■_*
Mines
Jun
*
Services
38
1.90
2.40
Warrants ■—_—_i__
4.50
65c
1.70
•
preferred
38
Petrol—-—'
(Geo)
Class.
4%%
4.60
Sep
68c
17c
Starratt
1.84 Mar
1.65
68%
Stanrock
Jan
30%
18c
8tanleigh
Sep
Jan
33
68%
Mines
Sep
7.30
1.65
•
Spooner
Sep
•
_1
1
Standard
3.75
800
Southern Union Oils
St ad aeon a
2.51
23c
30c
Southam
Air
3.50
30c
—50
Ltd
745
5c
t
Feb
1.25
5,352
Somervillc
,
Willroy
32
28c
1
6%
1.62
1.85
T—_
13% Aug
27
2.65
Roi
6%
.
16% Mar
110
3.90
Van
4,302
5c
Warrants
Sep
Sep
2,460
25c
common
34
8,400
22%
1.43 May
5c
Products
$6 preferred
White Pass &
7,950
2.51
Preferred
10c
Sep
5%c
21
'
1.60 Aug
39
3.75
Slocan
Sep
Sep
Mihes—____________ 1
Malartic
Mar
4.00
25c
Slater
Jan
8
July
29%
2.55
—
88c
1,300
3.30 May
r
28c
Naco
32
3.80
Ltd
22,400
2.50
Leaseholds
27%
1
Manufacturing
1.06
12% Mar
Sep
4,885
Western
29
50
class A
1.01
8%
1.39
Western
3.50
—50c
Mines
Jan
5c
l
Gas__
Jan
56c
8
80c
1.25
Oil
Jun
70c
:
1,115
33,425
22
preferred
8%c
13,800
24c
8V2
1.70
_*
Petroleum
13c
Apr
8%
1.32
Canachan
Grocers
17%
2.60
Sep
Mar
1.05
1
,
.
Decalta
Sep
1.75
61c
1.50
_•
Oil
Western
•
.
Ltd
35,970
v
%c Sep
1.25
Petroleums
Western
-•
Mines
Mines
2.00
«—
Feb
3.75
1
K D
1.75
;
July
Sep
15%- Sep
92% Sep
92%
8ilver
S
1.89
16
Sep
Canada
Sigma Mines Quebec
Simpsons
11,925
Copper common
1
Siscoe
21c
Sep
Western
Gordon
Dairies
16 %C
Jan
Aug"
4.85 Aug
Apr
Sep
\Vestern
Class
Siiverwood
19c
3.95
15c
Feb
1
Standard
1,900
66c
Jan
100
39
Silver
4.50
8'Ac
13%
33
Miller
4.20
7,300
10
—
A preferred
Creek Gold
4.50
Jan
27%
8,666
9,609
Freehold—!
Sherrltt
•
Jun
21
11.000
88
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Sheep
105
10c
7%
Metal
Security
22%
6.90
.2.03
73c
7
common
——
22%
Jan
28c
Sep
Sep
15c 15 %c
88
1
A
22%
Jun
66c
88
Gold
clasc
1,00
21c
15c
7'/a
Debentures
Scarfe
3.90
3,883
66c
Westeel
Gold—.
Petroleums
6,413
10,351
1
50c
*
Sep
Sep
Sep
19'A July
_*
Jan
88
Sep
—-iv-*
14c
7,166
15'A
21c
1
8c
8c
8,365
16
1.06
Ltd——
West
22 %c
V8
15%
•4.20
1
Canada
May
43,000
Mar
_l
Ltd-'—.
Petroleums
54c
26c
Jun
13
*
—-
Sep
8c
July
6% Sep
10c
12%
Sep
21c
i„—
24c
15,600
16%
24c
Jan
9'A
8%
.
W
1
7.00
Antonio
Sand
Sapphlifc
&
West
Warrants
>
Jan
Sep
87/a
250
1.00
Weedon Mining
j.
Werner Lake Nickel
G
Jan
1
10c
515
9%
_1
Mines.
Jan
Feb
50c
24c
Gas
9,833
%c'
9%
9%
3.90
Ref
&
Sep
lie 13'Ac
>—-•
Shirriff Horsey
Salada
Prod
lie
preferred
Jan
•
—1
16%
Mar
30c
10
Westburne
1
100
60c
Sep
21c
L.
B
,
Sep
9c 10'Ac
Sep
13c
1.05
Grey Trust
Mines
Jun
__
28c
Feb
17%
1
3; 600
16,000
4.05
:
14%
*
Feb
%c
1
Viceroy Mfg class A—
Feb
A—
Feb
10c 11
„
Jan
Mining
'6.75
..-1
———
15
7c
Feb
Sep
29c
30c
:L*
Exploration
Cons
Ventures Ltd
12
6c
29
•
9%
•
20
7c
Sep
13c 15
—i.1—I
50
1
Jun
28c
*
Mines—
Power
14
8c
Sep
15c
8%
17%
-25
Maurice
28c
10'/a
15%
1.55
14
Industries
5%
': 3.75
;
17%
Lawrence Corp common
St
13,673
Ltd
14
10
-•
class
4.00
.Corp
Upper Canada
Venezuelan
Weston
St
J
17%
Mines
Cement
3.75
Jan
1
l
*
Preferred
Lawrence
3.90
,
_.—-*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
St
280
•
class
Feb
16%
20c
Preferred
Consol
7,300
1
Jun '
2.28
Jan
Sep
1.05 Sep
25
Sep
18c
65c
Sgp
1.31
22'Ac.
Apr
19,195
16
.—
trust——
Fortune
Telefilm
12,000
.
15%
11
i.
Hill
Steel
45c
——
Jan
,19c
-
Ltd
Corps
Oils
5'Ac
common——
30%
•
common..-
—
voting
United
5c
520
United
United
44c
1.35
Asbestos
United
28c
common
Jun
Sep
18c
—
—100
Mfg
Little
1.30
15%
Mining Corp—
United,
Canada
United" Caiiso
Apr
17c
10
Union
of
United
35c
.
43
22%
30,481
44%
Jun
Sep
19c
10'/a
Jan
Sep
55c
15%.
-
Jan
36%
*
'
Gas
Jan
Chemical Ltd—.1
1
&
10%
36
30
8,500
-
26'
22%
common
preierred
Jun
5c
'
•
4,100
60c
Feb
14c
1
Acceptance
15% Mar
29c
__
38%
37%
55c
Jun
31
7%e July
_•
—
Resources
Shawkey
22%
43c
■
Jan
36%
25%
T-_
33 %c
450
30c
55
37%
37%
—1
——
Line
PiDe
Sep
Sep
1,000
__
.
7.25 Mar
Sep
3,905
.
16
75
2.500
„1
Pipeline
Union
7'Ac Mar
13'Ac
5,505
14
15%
10%
76c
22c
14
——
Ryanor
Mar
47c
Sep
2.50 Aug
20c
Petroleum Ltd
(A V) Can Ltd common
Russell
71c
Sep
4c
1
Rocky
Rowan
Sep
11c
3,300
1.45
Rockwin Mines
Roe
16c
37,300
5c
2
Mines
Roche
.34,866
15c
4c
20c
__————
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix
Athabasca
Uran
Robinson
27c
11c
Sep
—1
————1
Minerals
Rexspar
16c
14c
16c
1.35
Chemical
Reichhold
Mar
24c
65c
1,300
58
7%c
Apr
68% July
.
Jan
30,033
14c 14'Ac
A——————•
class
Oil
5.00
7'Ac
——„—2——■40
Prairie
Sep
23c
2.70
Finance
preferred
Aug
2.S0
68c
16C
20c
——-——
Macdonald
Reeves
59% May
420
13%
—;
18%
55
14
Mining—
Explorations
17
58
7%c
——50
———_1
45c
Sep
Sep
17%
preferred
Exploration
Exp Ltd-——v
1.36
—
16
Canada
75c
*
.
12%
Trans
*
-*
1
-*
Ltd
Mines
Oil
Rapid
Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines.—
800
May
4.50
49c
Ranger
13%
47c
3.35
11'Ac
Mines
Uranium
Radicre
13
89c
1.85
1
Gas
13%
Sep
Sep
4.15
—1
-——*
1
——1
—*
1
Queenston Gold Mines—:—
•
common
Mar
3.00
*
Quebec Metallurgical
Jan
36c
4,90
1
1
1
1
——
Jan
51
30%
2nd
.
27c
700
3.25
1
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
2,100 1
8,217
2,342
43%
High
30c
61V4
12,200
58c
Low
27c
52 %
36c
1.25
*
Gjas Producers Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Star
Towagmac
Range Since Jan. 1
High
60
61c
4.50
*
Airways
Toronto
Apr
31c
2.20
—20c
President Electric—
*
Preston East Dome-:——
£»—*—1
Pronto Uranium Mines——
-1
Premium Iron Ore
Prospectors
12%
Mar
3.35
—1
Royalties
Oi:
Pipe MIg
Prairie
Mar
20c
_—,1
54%
*
Shares
———1—10
Bank
34%
58c
30%
w
—
for Week
Low
Toronto Iron Works'tlass A„
1.80 May
10
Mines
36c
59c
33%
—*
——
—
Sep
%' Feb
*
\
Powell
Powell
Prairie
•
■—-50c
Oils
Portgage
83c
10%
—*
Development
Placer,
Ponder
.
Price
Par
High
20c
J
—1
Uranium
Ore
Low
High
7c
Mines
Gold
Crow
Pitch
Sales
Range
Last
Safe
*■
15'2
•
—
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
86c
Engravers
Pickle
SEPTEMBER 25
Low
Par
Photo
Shares
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
.
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t
,
Number 5385
190
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1333)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
The
Friday
for
September
SECURITIES
25
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
not
or
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the
represent
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Bid
Industrials and Utilities
Portsmouth
Co
fuioaii
Aerovox
Corp
1
Products Inc
9%
1
Box
Board
Co
43%
23
24%
35:
1
Bid
of
Producing
22%
Puoco
32
Properties Inc
34%
Pud
Serv
Co
ol
New
25
27 %
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
19%
21
Puma
Alegre
177
Purex
Corp
22 14
23%
Grinnell
70'a
7414
Grolier
37
397a
Gulf
41
44
Gustin-Bacou
American-Marietta
2
39
41%
Pipe & Const Co___.l
48
52%
Hagan
Chemicals
Haloid
Xerox
Inc.
5
102
109
Hanna
(M
Co class A com.lO
124
130
.10
125
American
Amer-Saint
AMP
Co...
Gobain
Corp___7.50
15'4
17
1
33%
36%
Incorporated
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
Farms
Partic
__
Art
Missouri
Avon
Gas
Spring
19 '2
Helene
54'a
58%
Helmerick
uign
Hilton
5
23
24'a
27 %
Hoover
1
15%
16%
Houston
22%
Houston
.10
i
21'4
10
Co
135
141
.1
19%
10
11
Baxter Laboratories.
Bell
(A d)
&
-
Bros
Borman
Foods
Botany
Bowater
Ltd
26 %
28
1
38
40
5
46
Vi
50%
Texas Natural
2
24 %
26%
Textron
15
16 %
Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co class A
Three States Nat Gas Co_
Bowser
Inc
Brown
&
Indiana
11 'a
Indianapolis
56
International Textbook Co
29
31%
21%
Interstate
18
8
7%
Investors
16
44
47%
Itelc
31%
16%
18%
10c
738
8%
Tel—__5
14%
15%
Co
Interstate
California
Oregon
California
Power Co
Water
20
33%
Service Co„25
74
6 Va
33
Skil
22 3
Ltd—___10r
6%
Canadian Superior OH of Calif.;
Cannon Mills class B com..
1:
15%
Carlisle
Telep
Co
Oil
6%
s
Sierra
A
Steel
253
Heintz Inc
&
Electric
,
5
Co
Products
Corp
lu
Public
Central
3%
Soya Co
Central
Telephone
Central
VI
Co___
59%
24%
25%
37
39%
Statler
39
42
14%
15%
Stouffer
27%
29%
Strong
Chattanooga Gas Co
(Jiil Co
Engines
Coastal
States
Collins
Radio
Co
Stores
Colorado
8%
30'h
29'2
Madison
Gas
43
1
24'a
22%
Maiiuoii
113a
12%
1H
1 'J
Gas
Corn
1
'a
77 !>;
7
.
22%
Consol Frejglilways
2.50
Consolidated Itock
Products
5
2011
21
-1614
Power
r %
Meredith
165
9
Cross
Company.
Crouse-Hinds Co
1
ivngine
Co
89
16
1
—
.
(Lai
Specialties
Class A
94
»
15'
8 1
Miller
>..
Supply
Co of N
Detroit & Canada
Detroit
Internal
Di-Nue
!
a
21 1
4
24
40 ;
.-
Co..5
33
1
43
8
Corporation
_
Co
.1 J
—2%.
America
: 9 %
5i%
•
■
21 >2
New
22 %
20'2
22'4
Gas
Ea^ern
IB'
4
Electro-Voice
Electrolnx
Emliart
Co
151
5»)c
Associates.
Electric
13va
Co... 1
Industries Inc
Utilities
Economics Laboratory
;
26 %
10
11
Inc.
-
Inc
1
Mfg'Co
7%
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co..
1
10c
4
North
16-4
%
20'4
22 V,
3712
.
Oklahoma
Old Ben
97a
30 3
4
Olin
~.
4%
16%
18
24%
&
Bank
Commercial Bk
—4
60%
64%
Commercial Trust of N
5%
6
1
30
32
5
1
5
14
15'%
16%
17%
24 v8
25%
1
26
28 %
56
26
—
„1
—10
General Gas Corp
Gen
Telep
(Calif)
pfd
Giant
preferred
Portland
Oment Co
32%
45'/p.
45 %
63%
Co
43
Trust
County
83 3
4
355
28%
92 %
2
40
33'%
42 3
4
122
127
5
36
38%
Natl Bk
(SF)_10
34
36%
(N Y)
50
260
Empire Trust Co
Fairfield
County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk « Tr Cd (NY).IO
72'%
Fldelity-Phila
22%
24%
Fidelity
18%
20%
Fiduciary
39 7 8
30%
33
X105
36
Co
First
Assoc—8
—*
21%
23%
22
23 7
50c
16 %
17%
1
-1
First
Natl Bank of Boston—12%
in%
11%
First
Natl Bank
11
11%
First
Natl
70
74 3
4
First
Natl Bank
16 Va
17%
First
3
21%
22 34
1
31
34%
70%
110
74%
National Bank of
Co
Pub Serv Co
a
4
Co
Gas, Corp
Co
1
;-ft
4%
5%
11%
Prod._10c
12%
17%
19 Vs
30%
32%
Brewing
•
Co
Electronics—90c
Co..—6%
10c
American Sulphur Co..70c
Uranium Mines
10 34
Pan
18 = 8
Parker Hannifin
Tool
Corp
Indus
1
1
Co
Trust
Camden
&
Bk
Natl
46%
28
30%
(Atlanta)
10
42
447a
(Baltimore)
Bk
10
62
65%
6y4
of Chicago—100
Bank of Dallas
10
(Jersey City) .25
90%
94
317
331
40
43
61%
104 %
Detroit
10
Westchestcr.5
56%
5934
27
28 '/a
77
82%
32
35 %
25
59 Va
63
49a4
53
Bk of Newark—12%
52%
56 %
-
of
of
National City Bank
National Comerclal
(Cleve)—16
Bank\&
(Albany)
National Newark & Essex
Trust
Co
Banking Co (N J)
Natl State
(Boston )_100
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
Eng Trust Co
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
5
42
37
30%
520
33%
566
20%
22
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
National Bank—
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
& Trust (Philadelphia)
20
40%
43
64%
67%
53
56%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
85%
90 %
Pittsburgh
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
155
170
43
47%
87%
90%
18 %
20 %
9%
10%
20
85
(Wash)_20
Street
48
50%
85%
89%
34%
38%
St Louis Union Trust Co
Natl Bk
74%
Seattle
71%
76%
Second Bank-State
City Bank (N Y)„20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co (Philadelphia)—10
83%
86%
(Boston Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
& Trust
46',2
4978
First
First
of
Bank
25
of St
Natl
Westchester
Bank
Rochelle
New
Natl
10
Bank
of
10
15
161/2
Hanover
9Va
36%
37/a
17%
24%
19'/2
10
Harris
(Chic)—20
39 Vt
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co..10
N
34
37%
Long
Glrard
Island
"70
5
Y
1st
Trust
Security First Natl Bank
ny4
21
101 %
York
65
34%
36%
(Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.6
State Bank of Albany
10
54%
573/4
22%
24
48
53%
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
5'%
27
48%
25
New
Louis—20
County
12%
43%
44 %
Natl
Passaic
First Natl
11%
4y2
19 J%
76%
72
Boston.lO
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
49 %
Trust
(Camden N J)
'First Natl Bank
First
(N Y)
Natl
30 Va
167
158
276
36%
20
U11 Tr Co (Newark)—10
Trust
Y
Merchants Natl Bk of
New
(White Plains
Co
York)...
New
N
National Bank
87!
Co_12ya
(Chicago)
67
3%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
64
26%
25
J
Tr
109
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.l2Mi
of North Amer_5
Bank &
14%
9%
Trust Corn
Bank
Tr
&
Exch Bk__l5
of New York—10
Sav
Bk
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J>
25
Hudson Tr. Co (Union City)—8
.28
(New York)
51
54%
53%
98
Trade Bk
36
38%
Trust Co of New Jersey
& Tr Co
44
Pepsi-Cola
12%.
13%
29=8
313b
Permanente Cement
26%
28%
32
9Vz
38
34%
Industrial
10%
Int'l
40T's
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
9
45%
10
28%
30%
Union Bank
66
70%
of
(N Y)
2%
9%
10%
1°
51%
55%
JO
32
35%
88%
92
45
48%
19%
21
Commerce—
(Cleveland)
16%
173/4
United States Trust Co—
Y)_10
38 3/4
415/8
(Boston)
United States Trust (N
10
Industrial Bk of Com (N
Industrial Natl Bank of
x42 %
56
90
Hudson
40 V2
43%
46%
20
22
Vallsy Nat Bk
125/s
Wachovia Bank &
41%
(Winston-Salem
Y)—20
10'%
67a
7,/2
20
1914
20V2
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
5%%
4
78
Co
19%
Corp
(Buffalo)
National Bank
13%
9»8
2.50
5%
29
46
17%
Pacific Power & Light
Co
29%
8
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)-25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)_25
46 ;«
61%
SOc
13 l'a
Packing
28
Island Trust Co
Trust
s
of
Shops of Del—1
18
Service Co
59%
8
91%
60 %
24%
10
12
Gas
56%
335
Crocker-Anglo
1
Co
16%
Garlock
24%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
Manufacturers & Traders
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
93 %
Line Co.5
Co
Power
Pendleton
32%
50
Connecticut
Ask
223/4
Natl Bk <st Tr (Chicago) .25
Trust
Bid
25%
61
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
^8 3 8
17
13%
8
Long
298
4
42
10
7Va
City
Cleveland
Pacific Mercury
•
53%
l23/4
1
30
42
.—10
(Savannah).
18%
19'4
5
12%
49
103
National
Southern
&
Bank
28%
24 5 8
;
11%
20
York
New
17
18
B
19 Vs
10
Company
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
Co (Philadelphia)
10
29 3
Bk
26 %
Pacific
Pacific
Bank
Natl
—1
22%
Co
17%
45 Va
23 3
J)
3
of Cleve._16
Co
Trust
Citizens
Inc—
Fisher Brothers
Class
8
Conversion Co
49%
285
Co.- (N
39%
Miss River
Tall
Natl
Centl-Penn
j
22 %
Airmotive Corp
1
Pacific Far East Line
ft
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co—5
Frito
40 Va
42
43
37
Pabst
1
34%
.37%
47 %
(Phila) —10
Co
Trust
5
84 3 4
Florida Steel Corp
1
Foote Bros Gear&Mach cl A—5
13%
8
Chemical
Par
68
Co
5914
2.50
44
32 Va
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
88 %
Chemical
81
Co
16%
'
11%
59%
18
26 3
X55%
Fisher Governor Co
273/4
17
15%
Aik
Bank
79'%
First Boston Corp
10
First Charter Financial Corp..*
Assn.100
18%
42 %
26
56
S A
Y)
(N
Co
National
Trust
Central
5%
Coal Corp
Oil
Otter
St
Franklin
Federal Natl Mortgage
%
39%
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
34%
20
Trust
Camden
133«
4814
8c
T
N
Lou-is.
First
20 3--,
America
24%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
45
87«
17
13%
Bid
10
75%
Supply
Gas
*>orfhwestern
(S F)
Co
5
& Gas Corp
Penn
18%
27
31%
2va
American Coal
12
2
27%
153/4
-•
8 %
25%
41%
Nassau County
lc
5
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas
19
11%
35
^1
7%
Point Manufacturing Co.*
Wurlitzer
21
1134
of Phila.10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12V2
Inc
Thermador
Nortex Oil
19%
44 V,
41
10
(Texas)
Corp
!
Gas & Elec
File Co—
Eng
Nicholson
Norris
2
Tennessee' Nat
Paso
24%
B common.
Class
National Shirt
8%
—
preference
34 Va
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
19
Francisco)
Broad
2'/2
,*a .lonal
Gas & Oil Corp
ft
National Homes Corp A com-50c
27
Inc
223/8
31%
Wood
24%
Nalco Chemical Co
403a
25
Fuel
auumain
Trust
Boatmen's
43 %
37
Inc
Eastern
El
12%
22 "2
Rubber Co
Mohawk
4
-a
North
East
St
11%
Pipe
Utilities
WHHouri
14 3'4
19%
Co
Dynamics Corp of
$1
25
__.2
Sons
&
1
Inc
Gas Service
Bankers
Co Inc..—1
Barge Line Co
Valley Gas Co
Missouri-Kansas
13
Corp
1
Mississippi
I
11)
Volley
oaiiK
14%
Co
Gas
Miss
.A
(It
Bank
20%
Shipping Co
12 3 4
22'
1
Corp
Bnsli
uunron
5
Corp
—8V*
of Commerce (Newark)_25
of New York—
100
of
Virginia
10
13%
Co
Mfg
14-4
24'
of
(San
19 %,
common
'4
11
__1
—
Inc
Bank
1
Inc5.
Inc
Assoc
Mississippi
5
Arts
Bradslreet
61
Dura
.
Bridge Co
Inc
Dunliain
,
Y_.2%
Tunnel Corp
Chemical
Dun
1
65
2oy8
,
4%
4
Eng
13'-.
1
Corp....
;l
Wells
Greene
American
1
Prods
Corp
Laboratories
'"o*
17-.;
13'2
—ft
Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil
Duffy-Molt
53'/a
iiciiie-U! oss-Dexter
^iiiiueapolls
Machine
Donnelley
48
Broadcasting
1
Utilities Co..,— ft
(las
Microwave
23%'
1
A
*mhlgan
25'
3
iri.c
B
8
21 %
1%
__
r
23,
ft
^
common
Cutter Laboratories class
DleboKi
Electric Co—16
&
Metropolitan
h u.
Dictaphone
39%
Publishing
10 1
Tiansp Lines Inc-1
liefrigeraliou Corp
1
Craig SWeois Inc
,
37
Muchine
McNeil
2
15%.
Dentists'
1
i.
McLbutli Steel Corp
- u
17'
Copelaod
Darling
30%,
Industries
Continental
Danly
25 %
28%
Herruigtoii
McLean
24 %
Class
24'»
•
Aircraft
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co^50c,,Maxson (W L) Corp
3
■ r
Co.*
v.umiinns
IV*
...
Maiquardt
Light &
58
61
and Tru
33%
Auto
Maremont
Uorp coin..J
preferred
25
Commonwealth
54
Wltco
24%
Par
26 >%
31%
Martin-Rockwell
42 %
oil Hi ciits
conv
24 »/4
Co
5
Milling & Elev Co
8
_•
Brothers Co_
(8 D) Co.
Jri-
Bank
23
4
31%
8
1
Co
Stores Inc
Mfg & Sales Co
Macmillan
32
21 *'
2%
29
Weyerhaeuser Timber
17.50
Whiting Corp
5
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
27%
22 34
6 vf-
91 '2
28 >4
Corp
Steel
dmr
Lucky
Colorado
Connecticut
u.xic
Loan
Ludlow
Co
Cobb & Co Inc
25%
86 34
5%
Gas
1
1.25
1
—2'/a
1
Co
Corp
19%
1
Swasey Co.
Western Natural Gas Co—__I
34'/
13 %
Inc
7%
6
82%
lb1',,
common—__1
Chemical
19%
lc
-1
Co
3!%
4%
1
6%
Suburban
1
12%
_.l-
5%
rm
12%
17%
1*6 V,
'.illy (Eli 1 & Co Inc com cl B—5
Ling-Altec Electronics
_50c
14 %
Colorado
$1.25
Blower
1
Prod
mierstate
Liberty
21
Hotels Delaware Corp..1
25
24%
11 %
16%
Co
Landers Frary.&
Lanolin Plus
A__33 %c
Corp.
Gas
28%
19%
553/4
Clark
51%
22%
Western Lt & Telephone CO—10
Western Massachusetts Cos —1
40'%
52%
15%
13%
48%
West
9
36%
34
25
15%
12
0
B
6O0
1
Oil Co
a
__33%c
cl
com
Commcn class B—
Clinton
Lau
27
0
6i%
35%
8 %
1
Stanley Works
5
1
15%
4
33
57
A_^
2 Mi
Southern
a
Westcoast Transmission
50%
37
45 %
32%
Warren
21
52 %
Struthers
Koehrlng
58 3
19%
1
42%
32
30%
Warren
17%
5
3
25 3
30
9
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
—1
Watson Bros Transport "A"—I
Wesco Financial Corp.
1
9%
17%
46%
10
Steamship...2.50
Register——
Stanley Home Products Inc-^Common
non-voting
8tubnitz
23%
Wamer &
24%
16%
1
2'%
2%
Standard
12%
Kratter Corp class
45'
8 y4
15%
23 %
1.
Co
Pressed Steel
36 %
36%
41%
Tel
Mfg Co
E)
(A
Fruit .&
Standard
11 %
Portland Cem Co
38%
Co—1
Service Co—1
Stand
33%
Keystone
25%
Producing
States
St^ley
10
Inc
23 7«
14%
1
15%
——1
Co
24%
Gas
1
Gas Co
44%
Stepan
5%
10%
32 Vs
27
.3
Corp
Ketchum
4%
44%
25%
55%
Gas_5
Utilities Co
Kentucky
3o 'a
41%
1
10
Corp
& Trecker
Kennarnetal Inc
34
•
Serv
49%
42
Union
10
Kearney
Natural
22%
Utility Corp__—6 "
Pub
28%
3%
& Gas Co
10
Central ImUnon. Gas Co...
5
Central Louisiana Electric Co.,5
Central Maine Power Co
10
Central
60
Kansas-Nebraska
20 y4
New Eng Tel Co.—.25
1
common
18%
19%
27 %
Parchment Co.lb
Kalamazoo Veg
33
Trust ctfs
Central 111 Elec
Colonial
$1.46
■
Central Electric & Gas Co
Citizens
Corp
preferred
93/4
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of Amer
Von's Grocery Co
27%
41%
6%
5%
30
Utah
18%
25
_1
;
Steel
5
Co__*
Power
13%
5'%
1
Corp.l
Upper Peninsular Power Co
25^2
•
Jesaop Steel Co
Kaiser
Calif Water Co..
Spector Freight Sys Inc
fapeer Carbon Co—
Sprague Electric Co—;
13%
1
Leasing Corp
13%
Southwestern
47%
States
United States Servateria
17%
12%
10c
Co
12
•
47%
United
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.1
United Utilities Inc
10
29%
43
1
i
Supply
Water
26
Cedar Point Field
16
Serv
Southwesfern Elec
19%
27%
1
Jervls Corp
6%
2
2
Southwest
15
26%
43%
'
Inc-r-
Co
24%
United States Chem Mil Corp..1
42%
Southern
Utilities
23
23
39
Southern
17%
22%
34%
21 'A
17%
16"-s
45!
32%.
13 3,.»
240
Supply Co„
21%
8%
Oil & Devel Co.lOc
Shore
'22%
20%
7 '/a
*
8
5
20
1
12
.16 3/4
1
•
Inc
Gas Pipe Line, Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co-t
8%
11
Colorado
Co
67%
9%
7%
Nevada, Power Co
Service
30%
64%
Tractor
1
Southern
common
28%
30%
10%
Southern
12 3
•
\
Corp
Topp Industries
52 '/a
Southern
5
3%
Co
Inc
12
48%
17 V*
Sys.l
21
33/8
32%
10
37%
Co„
25%
19%
8%
1
16
Freight
233/4
1
1
2
35
Mbior
1
11
6%
Corp
10%
29
Inc
Southeastern Pub
43%
9%
12%
8
Pacific Power Co..___7ya
8%
38%
1
& Co
(G D)
V
4%
36
1
l
South
Securities
Stores
5%
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
5
58%
56
Corp.
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
'
Homes
20c
Co
26%
10
Diver Services
Jamaica
27
&
Delhi
28 %
Seismograph Service Corp.
26 %
25%
Waler
•
Bantam
Scholz
29 v2
•
Co
Co
Corp
Jack
35%
24%
12'/2
Calif
Canadian
11%
24%
Jefferson
California
1
Reid
Jacinto
Searle
33%
1
&
14%
1
Water
&
Southern
Iowa
33
Inc
Water
Public
Iowa
h
_io
Corp
M)
Class
17%.
30 3
30
1
69%
36%
13'%
54
Interstate
-
27%
Co—
65
34
24 t-,
iUMustaie
4
733
8
1
L_
Bakeries Corp
1
Engineering Corp—*
Interstate
20
7 1
Co
Drug
39%
•
Tokhelm
(H H)
•
Gas
51%
10
Time
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Mills
Head
I
ADR—
52%
•
Petroleum
1
14%
preferred—25
Thrifty
47
25c
Corp
1
10%
16 3
17
San
12%
70»4
1
133a
1
15 34
Sabre-Pinon
27%
25 vst
11 34
Co
Indian
__l
42'%
22
100
8
.
Trans
17%
Inc.—
$1.20
(H
Production
Inc.—1
Stores——
3'.)%
1
_i
Gasoline Corp_l
1959 warrants
Inc
20 %
Manufacturing Co__2y2
Marie
Transmit)
Industries Inc.
National Petroleum
3
1
Schield
1
42-, 4
Sluirpe Mfg CO
Byllesby
4%
8
•>
12'%
Corp
Rose
.
30%
41/4
4
Light Co
Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings
Bullock's Inc
Rurridv
28 y2
..1
16 1
Brash
•.
•
Mat.
:
Eastern
Rice Mills Inc__3ya
Ryder System Inc
Gas—
Field
Husky Oil Co—
,20%
Texas
16%
common
Hugoton
i
Roddis Plywood Corp
'
65%
28%
10%
Stoker
Rockwell
37
1
Paper Corp
7%
157«
5
Bryson
Industries
10%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
•
&
53
10
34 y2
39 %
Inc
Power &
Sivalls
48%
2ya
18,3
Corp.
Black Hills
61%
1
:
Hathaway
Beryllium
6%
1
1
Pulp & Paper Corp—
A
29%
26%
32 %
Robertson
10c
1
Natural
Oil
273/4
19%
9%
Roadway Express class A.
Robbins & Myers Inc.
ny8
Corp
Hudson
4%
18%
30 %
1
1
River Brand
14-%
A
363/4
1
6%
A
Richardson Co
Riley
10 %
.
92
5
Corporation
5
Republic Natural Gas Co.
35%
13%
Inc
10
Berkshire
3434
1
Engineering
Corp
1
Tappan Co ■;
Tekoil Corp
Corp-7
Texas HI Nat Gas Pipeline Co-l
6
Texas
A-25
A
25
Co
Bag Co
Beneficial Corp
Black
Payne
class
Co
Houston
/'
20%
•12%
1
Markets.
Gossert
Bemls
class
13 y8
22%
Tampax Inc
5 '/a
Mexico
Co
16%
21
Syntex
4'%
Corp
Purina
Ask
15%
12
Texas
Ralston
Bid
Corp—l
1
•
2%.
32
Gas
Corp
Products
Purolator
'
25 V,
Mfg Co....
vBayless
&
Credit
Class
Bates
Ind
Voltage
37
22
Corp.
Gas
Controls__l
&
2f> %
3434
.
&
2%
29 %
common
Curtis
J 31%
29 %
10c
18'a
Co_-'_10
Construction
Oil
A)
B
167
Corp.—2.50
25
20'4
Products Inc
Aztec
Class
__5
Co
Corp
Associated
Sulphur Corp
Mfg
Co..5
Co.
Power
Western
.Metal
Arvida
1
•
preferred
Arkansas
Society
Hearst Cons Publications cl
___4
common
Arizona Public Service
Arkansas
•
1
Inc
Co
Corp
Propane
Susquehanna
Hamp
Sugar
132
Cement
29%
,_1
5
Corp
5
American Express Co
10
American Greetings CI "A"_—1
Amer Hospital Supply Corp___4
Amer
19%
27
10c
Petroleum
0
BrlCX
Fire
f)
Par
Suburban
18'%
ft
America
Co
(A
Ask
1
Corp
Mountain Power Corp
-i ecu
Green
a
Ask
20 %
Glddlngs&Lewis Mach Tool Co.2
Glasspar Co..^
1
10%
,
45 %
American Biltrite Rubber Co-100
American
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
.
Mr
45
General Bottlers—1
——1
Pfaudler-Permutit
10
Pickering Lumber Corp
3%
—
Pioneer
20
18%
Plymouth Rubber Co
19',4
1
Natural Gas Co
.,4
20 Va
—•
—2
o.npral Electric Co_7%
27V2
29%
Providence
Bank
For
R
Trust
I-—
Co
(Wash
footnotes
(Phlla)—5
D
see
C)
1
10
preceding
xl
1%
39
page.
(Phoenix Aril).!
Trust Co—
N
C)
5
ill
(1334)
The Commercial and Fino,ncial
Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
Mutual Funds
Fonda—
Mutual
Par
Fund
Abei.ieen
Fund
American
7.42
8.03
Investment
Co
4.23
4.52
Investment
Trust
Fund
1
al4.06
1
Inc
Fund
9.19
Research & Development. •
Amer
Fund
Associated
Devel
Atomic
Trust
Mut
General
8.36
9.71
11.50
9.64
10.48
1
Fund
9.64
1
15.08
18.47
16.44
17.87
1
14.57
15.75
1774
16.39
22.23
Investment
Western
1
7.23
7.90
17.57
17.75
1
71
75%
1
12.07
13.27
1
10.33
7.12
Benelicial
5.79
6.34
Boston Insurance
8.72
9.56
Inc
Fund
Stk
Diversified
Diversified
Trustee
Fund.vl
Investment
E
Shares—
9.16
1
21.15
3.02
Investors
1
22.70
23.67
of
7%
6.66
7.23
10
18.31
18.49
20c
7.74
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
11.54
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc._l
Mutual
Founders
Growth
York
Ex
•
10.38
11.28
11.57
12.71
Funds
Inc—
1e
5.81
6.41
Investors-
General
Capital
Corp
shares.!.
Capital
Growth
Stock
shares
Bond
Mining
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
shares
1
11.22
Guardian
Hamilton
Series
Funds
Income
Inc
.
Incorporated
Incorporated
8.57
11.03
7.58
6.33
1
10.85
Fund'lnc'lOc
Inc
1
2.42
Investors
lc
Inst Foundation
Fund___ZZZlc
Institutional Growth FundZlc
Texas
Fund
Fund
20.64
United
>
1
sc
o
8.81
Inv_
26.89
12.26
12.97
15.03
16.38
9.15
10.00
Funds
Fund—1
Fund.—4
Fund Shares.l
12.53
7.65
13.62
8.36
13.40
10.67
11.68
11.19
12.24
6.58
Feb
15.
7.21
12.06
13.19
May
15,
%s Oct.
3%s
1
I,
Recent
Bonds-
Bid
American President Line
5s_1981
Amer St Gobain
Corp
1958
one
or
5%s_1983
Associates Investment
574s_1979
Sc Lomb
Opt 4%s._1979
British Petroleum 6s
1980-76
Brush Beryllium 5s
Bauscn
4%s
Dec
1,
Feb
1,
5%s
April
99.26
99.25
.»
Federal
100.2
93%
1 %s
94 74
conv..1974
Burlington Industries
4V4S—1975
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
1969
Carrier Corp 4I/aS
1982
Chance Vought 574s
Commonwealth Oil Ref
Consumers
1977
6s._ 1972
Power—
4%s
El
Paso
Ferro
1989
Natural
Gas
99 23
—
100
-
1960
98.12
93.20
1961
97
97.16
97%
98
4s
4s
May
4%s
Aug
20
2%a
1,
98.14
93.20
99.26
100
3 74s
94.3
94 16
4
Mar.
97%
4%s
96%
97%
4%s
July
90%
9174
96%
97%
.
V'4s
Nov.
%s
1.
Aug.
6.65
7.2 7
174s Oct.
Inc—I
5.63
6.15
1
%s
3%
89%
9074
97 74
98 74
88
89
Feb.
15,
3 %s
Sept.
after
decimal
point
Bid
represent one
Ask
or
——
99.30
—
99.18
99.20
l%s
99.15
99.19
3%s
100
4s
4s
l%s
99.29
1959.
99.31
—
1960
100
103.1
4s
15.
1.
1960
174s
100
—.
1960
100.2
96.23
April 1. 1961
May 15, 1961
97.4
4s
103
General
Motors
4s
1976
Accept 5s
101
1980
5s
Houston
.
conv__1984
Light & Power—
474 s
Lowenstein
(M)
1989
&
Sons—
103
183
-
188
103 %
110%
111%
.'99%
100%
1981
77%
79'
15,
99.25
5 74 %
Phoenix
Steel
Electric
—1969
Sc
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Sperry Rand 5'/2s
Amer
Westcoast Trans
Stores
5 Vis
4%s
12.
19,
27,
3,
December
December
17,
December
22,
December
24,
P
_
»,
iooy4
94
101 %
96
December
L—
-1971
10,
31,
January 7,
96%
98
_1970
971/4
-1988
84
110
83%
*No
New
89.3
1963
97.13
97.22
1963
87.24
83
1.
1964
86.6
_
1964^
100.10
Dated
par
86.14
100.14
3-
1-60
99.22
4.45%
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
99.21
474 %
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
99 23
9-
6-
1-60
10-
wi
1-59
1-59
7-
5-60
99.919
98.633
98.665
98.550
98.583
98.441
98.477
98.330
98.368
99.803
January 28,
99.737
February 4,
February 11,
I960
99.622
1960^
—
1960
99.523
99.535
February 18,
1960
99.444
99.453
February
1960
99.343
99.360
March
3,
25
93.740
98.213
—_
10,
I960—.
99.193
99.213
97.850
March
17,
1960
99.116
99.138
March
C2,
97.768
97.653
97.683
1960
97.627
97.656
I960—.
97.333
97.367
96.104
96.144
99.079
March
99.033
99.043
April
98.956
98.982
July 15, I960—
98.850
a
Net asset
Exchange,
98.878
value,
b Bid
t New
stock,
yield price,
x
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
97.895
97.720
1960
99.056
1959
98.252
98.158
98.038
March
24.
98.743
97.994
99.289
15.
93.770
98.117
1960
99.270
1959
t
98.713
—
99.849^ 99.863
1959
99.30
100.2
January l4, I960————
January 15, 1960—
January 21, I960—.
99.716
99.607
99.26
100
99.26
99.25
100
Treasury Bills
99.787
1959
Ask
1-59
Yield Prlc®
Bid"
Ask
99.976
99.913
1959
Stock
Bid
6-
Ask
99.974
1959
value,
York
Due
4 74%
Yield Price
Bid
Kate
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
95
-1979
Ask
100
Uniled Slates
1960
102
Bid
1-60
1959
117
—1979
5%s
November
November
120
1979
Corp
101 74
2-
1959
118
—1971
U S Industries 4%s
86
November 5,
November
100%
4-59
October 22, 1959
October 29, 1959
112
5s
Gas,
100 %
Due
October 8, 1959
October
15,
1959
-1982
5 V'as
-White
83
95
92
,October 1, 1959
December
ww
Transcontinental
88
i"»C
ww. -1967
.
Textron
.
99 Va
Gas Transmission—
5>/4s
5-
99
Gas—
—1989
—
74%
103 y4
..1989
5 % s__<.
Service
5%s
Dated
Ask
102
93.2
89
_
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
99.21
88
97.2
92.30
1963
15,
4.65s
iooy2
96.30
1963
1.
1.
99.26
..1973
90.24
15,
15,
99.23
-1974
99.24
90.16
1962
92.10
99.20
.
1962
May
99.25
Underwood
4% s
1,
98.16
92.2
1962—
April
99.22
—
98.12
1962
l%s
4-60
5S
1,
15.
4%s
1-
—
1962.
95.20
1-59
140
102 3/4
97.13
15,
93.4
4-
Tenn
136
93.28
97.14
95 12
3.75%
96%
k._
General Port Cement
5s
1977
Gen'l T4re Sc
Rubber 6s ww 1982
Georgia Power 5%s_
1989
Hooker Chemical
93.20
1962—
98
1-59
108
107
1961—
Oct.
12-
Public
96%
106
98.20
1,
May
2-59
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Ask
)—
15,
I %s
3-
ww
point
a
98.16
Oct.
99.30
4
of
Bid
April
99.27
Rate
32nds
1961.
...Aug.
99.30
5%s
92 74
Feb.
2-59
Pennsylvania Electric
94%
91V*
Oct.
1-59
Pacific Power Sc
93%
1972
1,
Feb.
11-
89
1972-1967—
15.
more
Aug.
10-
90
1970
Treasury Notes (Continued
5-59
88
1,
Maturity—
2-59
87
99 V»
1970-1967
2-
86%
97%
98 74
1971
3 45%
98%
97
96%
1969-
1909—
1.
6.51
84
129
15.
1,
6.02
977/3
9174
96
April
1-
92
92 V4
90%
1968
May
3.45%
-1991
91%
1966
20
Oct.
13.60
-1977
99.30
20.
April
—
97%
99.22
2.
Nov.
:
9774
4 74s
1960
15.
April
1
5s
Va
1962
1963
3 %s
12.58
Petroleum
-
4%s
1
Pacillc
1961
99.16
374s
-1
116
'
99.8
1962.
March
98.16
nc
112
124
1.
96%
96 8
1960
20.
May
May
Feb.
79 %
99.4
I.
I %s
77%
99.23
99.20
3.
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Pacific Gas 5s
99.25
98.23
99.14
—_
—
April
Sept.
3%s
102%
100.6
June
2%s
England Tel 5%s— ..1994
Northspan Gran 5%s ww —1963
99.31
100.3'
2 %s
99.26
1963
wir
100
100
99.28
3%s
99.12
1963
Ask
99.3i
20,
99.22
—
point
April
93.23
New
29%
3%s
99.4
—
a
1960
15.35
102%
1975
Trailer
59'%
2774
9.0.29
•'
99.25
—
of
I960
99.1
•70
42-%
1959—
1,
99.6
83
29%
40
Bonus—
1.
98.31
-1975
27%
—.
1960
20.
98 22
._1976
3
99.30
Buna
Feb.
12.91
100%
5V4S—1977
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf
58
4,
Land
Oct.
99 4
4%S—. ,_1994
36%
99.29
Feb.
11.13
Tel
44%
34
1959
2%s
14.08
Bell
1,
3%s
99.30
10.23
Michigan
90%
41%
the
1960.
1960
Mueller Brass 3%s
National Can 5s—
98
107
26 74
87 %
1959
4%s
11.88
107
97%
105
32nds
99.23
1
104 %
24
2
99.31
1960
Bid
7
8
57 74
7%
Bid
Oct.
15,
•*1
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107
Cooperatives—
15.
Bonds—
32 74
54
(NY)
3.50s
i
Ask
3074
102
—„—
more
for
Inc—
101 %
(N
9
2
—
May
Security Issues
Life Ins
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
100%
2
10
—10
—
U S Life Insurance Co
in
Assn—
1959—
3.87
Whitehall Fund
Marine
99.26
99.31
1960
8.62
Investors Fund
Sc
Fire
3 75 %
Institutional Income Fund
lc
Institutional Insur Fund_ZZlc
45 Va
Fidelity Sc Guaranty Co—lo
May
7.89
42
S
3 %s
3.54
40%
S
3%s
10c
37 %
U
4%s
Situations
Co_—,——10
Haven)
._—10
Insurance Co.—_—_5
Ins Co of Amer—
2.50
11.89
Investing Corp..— I
58
8 %
Guaranty Co
17.65
Special
54%
Ask
Treasury Notes—
Washington Mutual
12.25
Sec
5
—1
Fire
14.59
Inc
Co
Accident
13.35
Line
Ins
preferred
10.94
Inc
Marine.—6.25
(New
16.24
Fund
Street
74
Sc
4%
Surely
1
Incoind
Fund
3%s
7.23
6.11
66 74
69
Fire
Ltd..— I
Fund
Canada
Fund
Maturity—
4s
5.59
61
Paul
Cnited
9
99.21
-
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3%s Nov.
15, 1959
1
Line
Value
Wall
Growtn
Continental
Income
United Science
10.22
26.62
inc—
United
Value
'
20%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness &
Notes
Figures
a36.51
6.61
Century
Value Line
15.80
38%
International
Accumulated
Uniled
United
10.27
X
—
Fund—
Funds
United
5.46
8.06
1
Inc
u
Twentieth
18.83
9.50
Fund
Investors
I
Shares Ltd
Institutional Bank Fund
Inc
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
Television-Electronics Fund
X
Growth
2.63
Corp—•
Farnham
Fund
Towuseuu
9.35
Income
Institutional
Stock
14.42
36%
1
Investment
&
Balanced
8.59
2.45
10.60
14.66
Roe
76
18%
51%
99.20
10. 1965
3%s March 11, 1968
4%s April 10, 1969
12.43
Sovereign
6574
72 74
22
Title
51%
99.22
1962
11,
a28.34
B)
Fund—Investors Inc
1961
12,
4%s June
9.80
5
20
99.27
1Q59_
13.
Nov.
16.71
12.51
a25.05
Feb.
s
March
11.37
7.84
4.94
1,
374s
13.56
11.42
5.00
3 74
Sept.
474s
Clark-
58%
48
Standard
93%
99.22
-
10, 1960
Aug. 23, 1960
7.72
15.25
10.67
20.03
June
13.30
a39.Q2
'
_10
—
G
1959—
10,
7.10
1
9.74
12.21
4s
3%s
18.36
24%
Banks
Dec. 10, 1959
March 10, I960—.
5 74s
1
7.04
18.33
38.84
43%
60
$6.50
179
1874
15%
4074
10
Springfield
Co
1960
Mortgage
Nov.
3%s
8.51
1
49
1960
13.
12.30
Fund
85
5
I960—
15,
Natl
25c
(Edison
Southwestern
6.42
11.15
9.13
Smith
6.94
9.90
3 74s
Shareholders Trust of Boston—J
State Street
2.19
&
171
14
Y—12%
Travelers
15, I960——
15, 1960
April 15, 1963
Federal
15.34
Shares.——1.25
Amer
Stein
1
Boston
14.331
Stevens
15,
June
14.11
16.89
•
Common Stock
Selected
April
5s
7.87
,
—
8.00
i0c
Inc
of
Scudder
March
Inc—1
Inc
8.83
l0c
H-DA...
Fund
8.12
Fund
8.52
Inc
Income Foundation
Shares
38.45
1
Scudder Fund of Canada
Scudder Stevens Sc Clark
14.55
."lc
H-C7
Series
Haydock Fund
Fund
10.70
15.37
8.10
lc
Mutual Fund
Putnam Growth
7.68
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Shares"fnc"-1
Industry
X
13.29
.
Growth
Inc
Dist
4%s
4%s
1
Fund
4%s Feb
10.30,j
3 "0s
8.40
10
39%
62 >4
5774
Security
38 74
Bid
14.22
Stock
72 74
Banks—
15,
23.30
2.50
Growth
36 74
15, .I960—.
Feb
3%s Oct.
Fund
6.91
lc
shares
utilities
Inc.
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10
N
of
47 V4
45 %
%
52
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home Loan
10.96
23.07
36
41
Obligations of Government Agencies
17.07
1
44
——2.5(1,
22%
Seaboard Life
34%
15.53
;
1
67
36%
2.
Fire™——10
.—.—
Indemnity
Seaboard
96
10.05
(Geo)
7.32
lc
Railroad Stock shares
Steel shares
lobacco
Fund
Inc
113
31
4%s
al4..75
Casualty
42
34
A——.5
Insurance—3-33 %
St,
92
14.28
5.71
30%
Ins__10
1
Putnam
10.07
sharesIZZZZZlc
Equipment
Fund
5.22
23%
18%
39 74"
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
81
89 74
106
—5
Pyramid Lile Ins Co (N C)__—1
Quaker City Lile Ins (Pa)„—5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
58
77%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y«10
•
Inc
7.71
13.09
ZZZZZZZlc
shares
Pine Street
(T
Corp—
Fund
17.72
7.77
lc
Bond
Securities
lc
shares
10 05
Securities Fund Inc..—.v—1
Penn Square Mutual Fund
lc
shares
shares
.13.15
1
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14 04
lc
13.07
1
.—-4-
Fund
7.41
lc
Administered shares__lc
General Bond shares...
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Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional
Fund
otreet
Puritan
9.77
Fully
Merchandising
1
54%
10
j.80s Jan.
Inc.
Corp class
Ins
Standard
Standard Life
114%
17%
Providence-Washington
49 74
85 y2
1
Jefferson
8.85
13.30
45'/2
1.50
Ins
137
110%
1
Phoenix
7%
39,
Life
130
Ins.— —10
Co
23 '4
11.38
12.30
62
6%
34%
13%
63 V2
Pniladelphia Life Ins Co
3%
52%
58 V2
33 72
45%
31
Co
10
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
Peerless Insurance Co—_——_5
69 Va
43
2.50
Co
4.65s
Shares
3%
65 Va
31
40
12
common
Fire——
Hampshire
Pacific
-
53
Northern
73%
53 72
235
10
Northeastern
152
36 %
Owners
Union
River
20%
225
-10
Inc
Amsterdam
North
363
21%
9.54
8.10
10.53
.X
Quarterly
"lc
Fund'lc
8.73
1
X
22'/4
—5
Insurance
8.89
10.24
lc
Fund
(The)
Series..
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—
6.83
7.09
Shares__lc
shares...
8.13
6.25
16.39
_lo
shares
Common
Food
Equip
1
Chemistry &
William
Pioneer
11.83
1
2.36
Aviation-Electronics—
Chemical
4.58
10.33
Group Securities-
Electrical
6.34
4.19
National
Nationwide
69
Inc
(Bait).:
132
Insurance Co__„
Home
17%
145
Co
Accident
Line
33%
125
_4
Insp & Insurance
Home
Old
5
(Fla)
5.80
Fund
Electronics
c'eopies
13.50
10.82
2.17
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Investors Trust
12.49
—1
9.43
f
General
Building
—1
of Canada Ltd—
Price
split...
Inc
Automobile
3.77
20.77
Life &
10
18%
50
—10
Fire
Nati
Natl
2C%
Co._i._5
Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
3.47
National
5874
347
Ins
Life
25 >h
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'/2
Gulf Life
Hanover
Monument
Employees Life
capital Fund
Philadelphia
lc
series..
two-for-one
Futures
2.69
series
stock
Fundamental
6.17
Fund
Custodian
Common stock
Preferred
4.64
al4.09
1
One
2.46
12.07
10.74
2174
New
American
16.42
9.78
1
Oppenheimer Fund
Over-The-Counter
5.65
11.04
15.19
9%
44%
New
Co
(DC)
Great
1
Stodks
England
New
Ins
Life
Mass Indemnity Sc Life Ins—5
Merchants Fire Assurance._12.50
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
317/t
10
Inc
(S
3%
2%
16 7V
Franklin Life Insurance—^
.4
General Reinsurance
Corp..—10
Glens Falls
—-—5
Government Employees Ins
(D C)
4
22.68
19.20
Series
Fund
Government
20.98
1
Stock Series—.
New
14.75
Inc_l
Series.——
Income
14.65
13.64
Shares
17.29
1
2.51
interest—1
Investors Corp—
Securities Series-
Assurance
Casualty
Forster
Fireman's
13.55
1
18.40
10c
Inc
3.58
Stock
interest
Sc
Federal Insurance
Automation
15.99
4.25
Inc
Fund
Mutual
Franklin
Sc
17.02
Inc.l
5%
3574
53
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—1
Fidelity Sc Deposit of Md
5
Fund-
Dividend Series
12.54
4%
32%
National Life
Amer
23%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
3.66
2.64
Trust
Wide Securities Co
Bond
8.02
1
8%
2
Continental
29%
Maryland Casualty
1
Massachusetts Bonding——5
Ins
Life
'22
3
Loyal
19%
_5
Life
64
20%
Casualty Ins Co
Tenn
Lincoln
417%
—1
Co
60 %
9%
2%
—10
Life—
General
Continental
2.69
,
lnt_33ya0
Growth
benetioiai
beneficial
Nucleonics
Florida Growth Fund
6,98
3.72
Balanced Series
8%
1
ourp
Fund
6.40
a45.6£)
33 %c
of
National
25.37
Corp.
Industrial
Co
(Ky)
Connecticut
2.22
Preferred Stock Series
Capital
Commonwealth
19.53
lc
Life
Mutual Trust
24.27
1
iiiveatiueni
12:96
13.46
—-lc
Inc
Nation
15.25
Fund
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
11.86
17.86
lc
Investors
Shippers
Standard
Ask
2774
14%
2'/4
16^4
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beneficial
of
Sc
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5
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13%
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Bankers Natl Lite Ins (N J)._10
12.32
Mutual Income Foundation Fd-1
Mutual Investment Puna inc—1
Mutual Shares Corp
1
Sc Howard—
Energy
16
Fund—*
shares
Missiles-Jets
3.31
14.03
Stock Fund
Florida
Mutual
Fund Inc
23.85
25c
1
Shares
X
shares-
National
2.50
.
10.04
i
Dreyfus Fund "Inc
Financial
1
Inc
shares
Mass
11.36
Inc__l
Fund
Income Fund
Growth
waecuumcs
13.01
Fund
D
(Va)
(Birm)—2
13 V4
Corp.—__i
(Wash
Corp
16%
97a
(Galveston)
1
American
Re-insurance
5
American Surety Co
—6.25
13.99
Massachusetts
Inc
1
Investors
Ins
Life Ins
Life
13%
Mercury
Bankers
of
26%
6.49
Fund
Fund
Income
Electronics
Com
American
Sc
Companies Inc
1
Life Insurance Co of
Va_—10
12
11.92
shares
24.19
40%
25
12.93
Massachusetts
18%
37
1
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Units
i_
Balanced
Priced
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares—
lc
20.88
.1
Inc
Inc
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegli Mutual Fund Inc
Eaton
(Low
Petroleum
10.48
l
De
Series
16.19
Metal
Stock
&
,
B
Dividend
13.70
14 83
Electrical Equipment
si^ares-lc
General Industries shares—lc
13.50
10.59
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
n
12.55
(Speculative Com Stk)__l
Paper
Fund
Stock
Bond
Fund
Delaware
Amer
10.03
Managed Funds—
134
12.35
1
30%
Amer Nat Ins
Loomls .Sayles
17,400
128
100
1
Shares
Inc
Delaware
15.45
19.97
11.85
16,300
Fla)
Life
2 3'/4
5
Liberty Natl
261
(Newark N J)__2%
Amer Ins Co
9.19
Insurance Investors Inc—-1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
13.38
Corp__100
(Jacksonville
Lawyers Title
66%
249
Fidelity & Casualty_5
preferred—
—5
14.16
Life
8.98
Amer
Par
173
63%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Heritage Lite Ins—
18.31
Lexington Trust Fund
__25c
Lexington Venture Fund—
1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Diver
10.46
10.08
12.24
Investment
Commonwealth
Dividend
17.34
9.58
Ask
169
conv
1
S-4
Income
Commonwealth
Crown
24.35
15.89
1
18.85
10.95
Inc
Series
22.32
1
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Bonds,'
10
Equitable Assur
American
23.51
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Priced
Surety
American
$1.25
9.22
1
24.54
a23.24
1
17.42
50c
Agricultural
American
Funds—
Lazard
___1
12.43
34.37
&
Keystoue Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker
Fund—
--I
Growth
Inc.
Commonwealth
Composite
Co—_*
11.44
15.28
1
Funci
Concord
Insurance
Life
34.19
Knickerbocker Growth Fund
Boston
or
preferred
Energy
Fund
—10
1
Securities
Composite
Insurance.
14.13
_1
Colonial
Fund
Aetna
1
International
Christiana
7%
18.41
Fund—
Chemical Fund Inc.
colonial
13.32
17.03
13.71
Ltd
Fund
12.46
(Income Pfd Stocks)
8-1
14.77
Century Shares Trust
Chase
12.25
7.65
11.13
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—I
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
K-2
12.63
—10
Casualty
S-2
3-35
13.48
Canadian Fund Inc
Fund
K-l
13.39
7.64
1
Medium
t
Bid
Aetna Insurance Co
Aetna
S-3
12.78
1
Ltd
Canadian
(Discount
50c
Ltd
Fund
(1954)
(Low
B-4
1
Calliornla Fund Inc
Canada
B-3
1
Fund Inc
Investment
Street
ctuijock
B-2
8.78
4.79
5.64
1
Ltd
Blue Ridge Mutual
Boston Fund Inc
Broad
6.13
4.38
Par
11.40
Bonds)
1959
Insurance Companies
Ask
10.43
Mutual Fund—1
(Inve5'»ient
Monday, September 28,
.
SECURITIES
1
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25
4.92
Boston—1
Custodian
September
4.50
Fund
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Bid
Friday
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The Commercial
Number 5885
190
Third Federal Reserve
r■
compared with a year ago. Pre¬
week will show an increase
Bank clearings this
i.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
week ended Saturday, Sept. 26, clearings for
all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 14.6% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary totals
stand at $25,216,686,791 against $22,001,605,910 for the same week in 1958, at this cen¬
ter there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 19.1%.
Our comparative sum¬
liminary figures compiled by us
the
of
indicate that for the
country,
follows:
for the week
mary
District—Philadelphia—
Ended
Week
BANK CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF
1959
V
;
?
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1M®
r1957
•
1,869,491.
2,054,161
2,749,927
36.9
+
1,646,902
2,917,552
5,306,615
2,583,471
2,440,923
4,890,186
+
+
8.5
4,507,302
1,548,546.
2,100,843
5,219,441
1,180,000,000
5,315,153
8,175,157
1,121,000,000
+
5.3
1,181,000,000
1,422,000,OC®
4,620,171
+ 15.0
3,781,683
3,616,01t»
7,381,769
+ 10.7
8,207,894
3,030,519'
4,017,348
—24.4
3,970,958
8,254,428
+
5.2
+
37.0
8,478,018
27,459,321
6,964,^71
3,745,011
7,513,882^
30,333,569
7,847,467
22,146,865
13,329,451
14,749,425
9.6
15,408,158
23,378,937
15,663,07®
1,260,729,374
1,193,445,156
5.6
1,259,667,250
1,493,804,85®
Bethlehem
Chester
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
",
~
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
York
-
;
I
Delaware—Wilmington
-
(11 cities)
■
—36.3
.
2,234,498
19.5
'
Jersey—Trenton
Total
1,767,531
2,420,028
19
September
Dec. *
S
t
N
Inc. or
1958
'■
New
47
—
+
i
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
'
■
:
1,100,465,751
+
7.5
1,133,000,000
1,060,000,000
+
6.9
798,221,341
Boston
•
19.1
727,626,039
+
9.7
1,182,620,929
-.
:
Philadelphia
•
+
1,182,620,929
Chicago
.
$12,564,389,958 810,552,653,029
York
New
:/•
479,527,232
511,910,908
City
+
Louis
13,888,281
+ 13.2
341,499,751
697,257,931
Columbus
677,833,051
81,261,700
'+
75,021,500
+
Mansfield
14,727,154
14,074,968
+
4.6
16,683,353
13,454,789
+
24.0
15,806,301
510,907,470
490,147,725
+ -4.2
586,675,580
328,505,422
604,868,168
62,104,20®
15,856,663)
15,184,665
511,946,131
1,680,561,941
1,552,978,633
+
8.2
1,739,390,119
1,551,352,69®
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
3.2
______
2—•
11.9
725,823,324
+
427,218,195
—
423,093,897
1
Pittsburgh
Total
-r
361,402,911
+
$16,377,670,202
+
5,305,447,280
4,686,613,090
+
.
five days
cities
all
13,617,275
>'..v
v
13.2
South
+
+
29.0
+
21.0
23,720,346
22,151,022
318,315,495
10,930,991
+
6.3
265,274,104
253,528,55®
9,439,808
+
15.8
416,061,258
132,287,501
401,630,067
+
3.5
157,761,152
2.9
8,983,324
409,448,106
162,754,068
375,339,56®
+
938,547,071
Carolina—Charleston
893,974,406
+
5.0
875,022,182
811,085,97*
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington-.
14.7
+
13.2
Total
?
cities)
(6
4,162,925
4,842,234
4,634,781,
20,630,000
299,578,598
5,979,826
24,972,000
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
15.1
Richmond
«...
8,208,38 ft
147,695,523
+14.6
$25,216,686,791 $22,001,605,910
week
for
70,545,000
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
937,322,618
1,061,089,456
~
8.3
8.5
$24,155,597,335 $21,064,283,292
All cities, one day——---——
Total
v
-
west
$18,850,150,055
Ten cities, five days—
cities,
558,253,721
392,151,435
8.3
•
+ 13.9
-
——
(7 cities)
1.0
635,743,587
Baltimore
Other
+ 19.2
625,879,515
.
Cleveland
6.8
+
384,700,000
812,018,000
San -Francisco
j,
12,411,861
321,988,275
Cincinnati
—
397,000,000
12,887,435.
14,795,649
364,353,564
Ohio—canton
——
Kansas
St.
Fourth Federal Reservt District—Cleveland-
*
1958
1959
26—
Week Ended September
v
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
Complete and exact details
in
week.
issue of next
our
available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
1
we are able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended /
Sept. 19. For that week there was an increase of 9.2%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to $27,590,454,971 against $25,266,804,019 in the
same week in 1958.
Outside of this city there was a gain of 7.1%, the bank clearings
at this center showing an increase of 11.4%. We group the cities according to the,
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
New York Reserve District the totals record an improvement of 11.2%, in the Boston
Reserve District of 9.8% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 5.6%.
In the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger by 8.2%, in the Richmond Reserve
District by 5.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 11.3%.
The Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit a gain of 8.3%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 7.8% and
in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 0.6%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District
there is an increase of 1.0%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 4.9% and in the San
the Saturday figures are not
ends Saturday and
\
..
In the following we
furnish
Richmond
14,156,743,786
**
M
1,680,561,941
6
—
"
7
4th Cleveland
5th
"
938,547,071
1,260,729,374
— ~
6th
Atlanta
---10
"
1,667,095,862
7th
Chicago
17
"
4
"
1,948,545,946
842,399,724
Louis
St.
8th
7
Kansas City
Dallas
11th
12th
San
———
"
10
Francisco
"
./
;_108 cities
Total
I—
Outside New York City
781,205,015
13,919,608,306
-
+ 0.6
25,266,804,019
13,000,033,366
.
_____
919,316,707
882,339,492
+11.2 12,339,894,118 12,526,224,548
+ 5.6
1,259,667,250
1,493,804,853
+ 8.2
1,739,390,119
1,551,352,690
+ 5.0
875,022,182
811,085,976
+ 11.3
1,455,890,386
1,392,432,716
+ 8.3
1,717,828,554
1,608,371,297
+ 7.8
856,650,510
858,822,731
1,800,021,751
27,590,454,971
' "
C
+ 9.8
831,810,678
822,450,583
672,674,779
1,561,178,009
"
1958
$
836,978,157
830,509,155
705,773,843
1,699,703,477
"
-9
—6
9th Minneapolis
10th
Mobile
•
Mississippi—Vicksburg
1.0
+
+ 4.9
+ 8.9
+ 9.2
+ 7.1
711,044,630
777,520,484
715,755,164
610,054,199
1,512,454,162
_________
702,615,074
607,958,164
1,466,420,872
24,779,443,836
12,924,198,492
24,612,473,043
12,535,285,624
week
now
ended
September
each city for the
statement showing the figures for
add our detailed
Week
Ended
$
$
.
•
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1956
1957
$
S
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
4,248,055
Maine—Bangor
Worcester
i\
—
777,5^,453
+
8.3
757,290,893
729,117,518
3,437,485
+
30.2
3,529,040
3,736,553
,+
17.1
3,695,876
14,675,227
*
7.8
16,817.47?
13,142,631
*■+
5.1
..12,728,247:.
41,647,134
+
22.3
.i 15,815,88* r.
;
,
v.
,+v.: VlS/429,41®.~
_
50,945,998
;
■)
v
11,394,493
42,628,245
24,384,544
37,324,100
+
15.2
36,649,400
+
7.6
2,707,142
3,145,221
931,966,01,0
-.
+
9.8
919,316,707
882,339,492
154,291,522
+
3,853,610
3,407,664
+
4,850,412
4,288,173
York
13,670,846,665
12,266,770,653
.
_
(a)
.
Tata!
98,759,607
Jersey.
(0 cities)
,
,
14,156,743,786
..
28,572,344
4.2
169,.267,761
155,293,394
13.1
3,460,298
3,283,76£
13.1
4,254,743
3,974,226
,+11.4
11,855,245,344
12,077,187,419
+
+
+ 46.0
40,625,287
*45,152,695
13.9
«.
31,73^,079
26,81Q,262
7, 435,523
14
330,47*
931,27®
654,11*
225,787,315
+ 39.5
228,421,029
245 237,041
1,497,622,723
+11.3
1,455,890,386
1,392,432,71*
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
:
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
.
7.6
+
2.3
+
22.3
+
3.1
96,318,000
11,482,675
3,666,030
151,655,007
7,272,710
+
3.7
47,529,873
63,051,46*
20,733,709
1,767,635
+
7.6
14,717,22®
+
22.2
15,689,157
1,978,571
1,357,515,929
8,929,092
+
5.9
+
0.4
1,285,504,830
7,929,539
1,180,404,186
10,368,48®
+
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
Cities)
15,347,53*
11,145,216
8,777,233
7,512,96®
+
8.3
1,717,828,554
1,608,371,291
+
9.3
446,900,000
437,700,00®
+
5.1
239,989,111
240,801,583
155,430,512
+ 21.1
167,011,935
177,242,52*
3,073,268
+ 22.4
2,749,464
3,078,62*
781,205,015
+ 7.8
856,650,510
858,822,731
11,595,888
555,906,306
216,761,124
13,518,754
—14.9
5,868,394
8,272,570
15.5
7,367,561
7,976,88*
19,887,642
—12.0
17,446,668
14,701,81®
0.6
777,520,484
711,044,63®
214,199,731
16,914,959
4,860,649
9,556,081
17,507,780
:
.
L—
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
(7
18,216,124
11,128,043
412,100,000
9,867,683
Paul
29.3
+ 24.4
210,601,235
564,071,274
i
North
2,887,450
District—Minneapolis-
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
South
6,878,36®
+ 26.7
1,800,021,751
842,399,724
-
3,872,901
137,786,030
8,397,602
450,500,000
199,963,959
188,174,9S9
3,760,766
Kentucky—Louisville
93,385,00®
9,832,88*
11,226,964
18,291,716
District—St. Louis—
Louis
Minneapolis
•
+ 27.9
"
1,948,545,946
Eighth Federal Reserve
Total
9.8
+
10,639,406
Cities)
Missouri—St.
St.
14,033,673
+
151,676,107
8,576,750
56,804,951
8,960,420
23,655,193
13,961,755
„
(17
(4
+ 18.7
4,890,908
—
——
Peoria
Total
21,459,581
10,973,079
10,668,946
22,318,347
2,159,539
1,437,300,467
-
Chicago
Decatur
+ 20.8
14,347,374
94,220,000
8,838,345
58,879,626
,
Moines-
Des
+
185,491,792
.
4,756,53*
22,931,96*
10,081,681
13,411,401
4,214,429
4.6
3,879,945
19,128,778
8,965,345
4,056,979
24,466,725
10,831,224
17,033,119
103,471,000
12,186,388
11,400,96®
1.5
514,385,537
470,805,751
1.2
207,750,570
190,613,611
25.1
12,463,340
10,476,571
—17.2
5,920,420
+
—
+
+
831,810,678
+
1,288,119
1,100,930
1,222,893
+
13,672,140
16,424,204
9,062,886
11,533,262
208,442,160
7,645,120
33,408,968
535,989,869
15,580,218
7,777,394
830,509,155
822,450,583
836,978,157
cities)
5,069,01*
District—Kansas City—
..
Nebraska—Fremont
„
850,699
201,733,703
9,394,949
Kansas—Topeka
34,773,578
543,058,626
Wichita
City
St. JosephJ
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
(9 cities)
Eleventh Federal Reserve
18.5
+
3.2
—
+ 22.9
1,446,47?
951,199
5.3
+ 29.4
.
.:705,729
10,458,015
166,897,297
11,527,505
.
,
692,26®
9,196,03*
168,410,25®
13,019,77®
4.1
+
29,471,649
28,657,27®
1.3
+
475,042,140
461,112,12®
13,713,467
13,031,491
5.4"
+
+
16.5
6,988,163
7,049,37®
+
1.0
715,755,164
702,615,07*
District—Dallas
t
1
'Worth*
—
Galjtaston
13,202,710
12,520,71®
3.1
525,828,791
517,64?,241-
+
16.2
40,882,570
45,584,89®
+
Louisiana—Shreveport
—
(6 cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve
16,964,425
7,704,755
13,630,954
705,773,843
Wicfi$fe Falls
Total
4.7
+
6,734,000
52,119,349
7,284,433
8,638,753
+
44,836,974
602,090,408
Dallas
Fort
15,925,527
583,842,569
16,676,475
Texas—Austin
672,674,779
8.2
10,033,000
262,335,464
7,791,774
284,145,719
6,735,172
6,753,39*
+
24.5
13,371,956
16,181,925
+
4.9
610,054,199-
607,958,16*
+
11.3
0.3
234,700,817
6,530,890
226,777,93®
6,626,737
+ 13.3
243,900,351
242,940,881
120,305,550
32,268,237
20,363,115
795,884,624
31,963,450
108,623,187
,
"
"
+
8.0
76,925,161
J72,855,169
88,736,193
"+11.3
95,280,484
89,590,294
12,727,476,276
+
11.2
12,339,894,119
San
Francisco
Jose
Santa Barbara
Stockton
Total
(10
+
17.1
+
4.2
839,856,564
+
6.6
36,515,544
+
2.8
13,384,938
21,212,299
—
~
12,526,224,548
Or*nd total
Outside New
10,060,529
18,088,280
+
33.0
+
17.3
9,615,061
16,922,067
28,956,361
18,229,72®
777,026,097
30,318,881
8,533,965
18,387,1631
_
1,699,703,477
1,561,178,009
+ 8.9
1,512,454,162
1,466,420,87a
27,590,454,971
25266,804,019
+ 9.2
24,779,443,836
24,612,473,04®
13,000,033,366
7.1
12,924,198,492
13,919,608,306
cities)
(108 oltiee).
York City
nWrincK
8.9-
+
30,884,223
21,295,146
37,555,069
Beach
Pasadena
Ban
250,699,821
—
110,171,698
119,934,049
36,176,065
22,198,057
894,970,043
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long
235,787,975
7,818,229
9,270,00®
+ 12.1
District—San Francisco—
12,535,2€5,6A*
28.032,387
26,264,730
(a)..
75,716,568
81,801,862
Jersey—Newark
Northern New
29,182,999
42,617,498
Syracuse
Connecticut—StamfordRaw
49,277,813
56,151,173
32,307,824
—33.5
160,769,462
Rochester
t-
55,804,691
Jamestown
New
7, 063,642;.
699,431
11,480,509
5,001,500
Oregon—Portland
Ilmlra
47.1
Haute
Terre
Yakima
37,093,497
Buffalo.
21.9
—
.
i—New York—
York—Albany
2iy
+
South Bend
Washington—Seattle
Rew
9.9
+
,
34,527,900
3,574,617
1,022,866,635
(12 cities)
+
48,194,159
25,489,975
3,846,256
Hampshire—Manchester
3,878,880
16,415,247
'*
21.0
23,479,977
42,983,400
Rhode Island—Providence-
2,116,311
1,702,200
—18.9
+
28,401,730
;
Haven-
253 430,95®
3,682,610
2,075,404
264,180,547
690,968
-
7,711,860
4,374,965
:
.
Connecticut—Hartford
Total
7,665,005
1,684,045
Bpringfield
Few
12.2
7,324,645
4,475,784
,
——
New Bedford.
New
3,336,663
8,216,444
River
Lowell
v
+
2,847,291
842,440,655
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
4,008,784
6.0
+
16.3
15,833,497
_
Wayne
Indianapolis
Missouri—Kansas
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
'
13.3
+
290,319,368
—
Omaha
19
September
Inc. or
Dec. %
1958
29.6
+
Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoMichigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids
Lincoln
1959
Clearings at—
+
7,292,754
279,660,508
261,555,483
19,293,970
Hastings
19 for four years:
464, 600,00®
1,667,095,862
Tenth Federal Reserve
We
146, 781,801
495,500,000
6,726,348
6,928,093
314,943,434
(10 cities)
Total
155,879,427
7.2
246,143,761
16,011,823
.
Orleans—
Louisiana—New
10.0
1,016,209
Alabama—Birmingham
Total
1957
Dec. %
931,966,010
12,727,476,276
1,193,445,156
1,552,978,633
893,974,406
1,497,622,723
1,022,866.635
11
,
Inc. or
$
9
New York
_
Districts:
1958
$
12 cities
Philadelphia
by Federal Reserve
1959
19—
let Boston
3rd
Florida—Jacksonville
32, 967,886
18.6
+
-+
33,807,468
8,262,796
325,324,158
Macon
6pringfield
a summary
'•
.
Ended September
2nd
Augusta
35,399.927
+
475,900,000
6,580,564
510,200,000
8,530,952
Georgia—Atlanta
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
; ;
Week
_.
Rockford
8.9%.
Francisco Reserve District of
Nashville
161,750,251
40,107,655
177,861,205
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
r.nerAtinns
discontinued.
•
Estimated. "
+
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1336)
48
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
New
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, thfe Federal Reserve Bank
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
CERTIFIED
18,
FEDERAL
1959
RESERVE
BANK
SEPTEMBER
TO
TO
24,
TREASURY
1959,
UNDER
ACT
TARIFF
OF
Water
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
'
<
Co.—
refg. 3+4%
Penobscot
series B,
due
1st
1930
Fibre
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
4+a%
mortgage
Union
5.40%
(Value
York
New
Gas
bonds due Oct. 1, 1974________Oct
5J/2% debs, due Oct. 1, 1982—Oct
cumulative
preferred
Transmission
stock
Argentina,
Free
peso—
$
pound
Australia,
-.
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
1.052343
1.052875
210325
.210475
.210462
.210525
.210475
Oct
1
1229
1
1020
1
1229
1020
_
India, rupee!
Ireland, pound
.00311275
,
.00203814
.239000
.210075
2.805460
—
iira
.00203712
—
"III
zeaiand!%ound:::::::::::
.210127
.210175
krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc—
.00161100
.00161100
.00277758
.00277758
.00277758
.00277758
.328116
.328066
.0800560
.0800560
Silo
*
South
-—
Kingdom,
_
•
1
102i
1
919
.264831
4%
2.777900
.140275
.140262
'\anWn
.497700
.497700
'tVAl^n
.497700
.0349600
.0349750
.0349562
.0166065
.0166065
.0166065
.193241
.193325
.231250
2.795198
2.806400
2.807600
2.805680
United
Indiana
bonds,
5 %
others
decreased
million.
$202
domestic commercial banks decreased $1
to
million.
Sept. 9,
1959
Sept. 16,
1959
ASSETS—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
972,884
Total gold certificate reserves
19,203,027
+
1958
49.999
—
20,702
+
Total
loans
Loans
and
adjusted*
R.
notes
Other
other
of
Banks
cash
__
Discounts
and
Industrial
22,253
667
+
316,947
409,386
Stockyards
outright—
19,950
;___
+
11,000,298
Real
outright
repurch. agree't
26,622,812
Govt,
securities
26,622,812
securities—
27,388,906
foreign banks
Uncollected cash items_______
15
Held
under
Total
U.
Total
loans
S.
—
19,950
+
1,762,940
1,75,350
—
______
from
Bank
+
+
1,762,940
141,598
+
U.
S.
2,163,919
155,400
finance,
+
56
+
7,232
18,729
+
50,388
—
+"
203,706
assets
53,714,621
—
847,627
.
587,409
1,814,889
+
+
125
notes.
27,538,869
153,977
+
Member
S.
for
11
+
228
pur¬
5%
333
+
161
reserves™.
18,135,305
acct.
—
904,927
+
310,381
Other
423,335
deposits
Other
avail,
424,234
34,267
415,204
6,026
finance,
etc.
liabs.
Total
+
.
647
+
40,827
+
domestic
commercial
banks
loans__i™_
—
cash
&
items
accrued
1
1,455
39,434
+
securities
•—total—„
to
Other
5
53
1,087
879,462
+
+
20,346
+
CAPITAL
Surplus
liabs.
of
accounts
&
gold
to
serves
note
5
years—
in
Other
with
R.
Banks
capital
and
accts.
F.
53,714,621
847,627
+
banks
3,078
;
assets/liabilities
S.
U.
236
+
15
+
+
101
3,272
+
deposits
adjusted
61,129
demand
deposits
4,086
11,841
1,012
'5
commitments.
+
principal
changes
reserve
Banks, $505 million
leading cities
for
the
week
balances
in demand
with
1,594
Reserve
Exclusive
of
§ Not
8,
of
loans
valuation
banks.
at
available
industrial loans
313
50
+'
domestic
commercial
individual
comparable
on
loan
basis;
—
banks
items
are
9
figures
revised
reporting
deposits adjusted,
$341
financial institutions increased
$173 million. Real estate
loans increased
$53 million; other loans increased $50
million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $73 million
and
holdings of Treasury notes and U. S. Government
bonds
decreased $117 million.
Banks
increased
$15
banks from
million
1,
4
*
1
Ills
189.
v.
-
.
'
r
.
15
and
form
Horn
640
J■
after
shown
(Atlanta
and
(quar.)
(N.
District).
(see Walker
(Frank
Y.)
preferred
and
found
stock
pfd.
common
Corp.,
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Maplehurst
stock
Farms,
bonds,
Sep
to
J
due
1960
to
1964
30
B
Huyck
1
1071
Sep
30
1183
Discount
Co.
of
Nov
5% debentures series I due 1982
Consumers Power Co., 1st mtge., bds. 4%%
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 4+2% cumul.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—
debentures
Maplehurst
1st
mtge.,
Farms,
5U%
due
Oct.
1,
ser,
1936
1
*
Oct
1
866
1, '60—Oct
1
968
Oct
mtge. bonds, 5+a% series due 1982
California Electric Power Co., 3% debs, due Oct.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—
1
868
1
460
15
971
due 1987_Oct
pfd.
stock__Nov
(F.
Aug.
1,
Oct
1961
10-27
-9-15
10-
1
9-11-
9-21
45c
12-15
12-
$45c
12-23
11-30
9-30
9-11
n
10-
1
9-30
9-11
S-30
99-
2
2
11-
2
9-30
11-
2
9-30
10^
11-16
11-
5
10-15
11-
2
10-
1
9-19
6
9-30
1
9-23
9-29
9-
2
$1.12+2
9-30
9-18
9-29
9-18
25c
10-
1
9-30
10-
1
10-
9-
1
9-23
9-11
1
9-11
30c
(quar.)
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
$1
10-15
$1.10
10-15
9-30
20c
9-30
9-11
62+2 c
(quar.)
9-30
9-11
9-11
9-30
31+4C
9-30
$1.31+4
S-30
60c
9-28
9-14
40c
!__
9-28
9-14
50c
A
(quar.)
9-11
:
class
(quar.)
conv.
&
A
prior
10-
1
9-18
Sons,
10-15
9-15
10-15
9-15
+40c
preferred A (quar.)__
new
com.
(initial)
62 +2 c
$45c
50c
(quar.)
10-15
9-30
10-
1
9-30
9-15
9-11
9-15
9-15
$1.25
9-30
9-15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
35c
9-30
9-19
iquar.)
69c
9-30
9-19
(quar.)
$1.13
9-30
9-19
common
preferred
preferred
$20c
$10c
I
(quar.)
Breaker
preferred
Cement
Co.
Co.—
(quar.)
57+2 C
(quar.)______,
Imperial
!!
1
974
Oct
1
*
&
Investment
Corp.
9-10
Paper
50c
(quar.)__
9-11
M0
9-30
9-15
S-
1
9-11
1
$35c
9-30
9-15
$31+»c
of
10-31
10-15
Canada—
$50c
10-
1
9-18
(s-a)
Income
Fund
$30c
9-30
9-
$12+2c
Comiuon..(ouar.)
preferred
1
1
Ltd.—
Imperial Qil, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Incorporated
10-
10-
Corp.—
$12 V2C
6y4%- preferred (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co.
Quarterly
9-30
8-28
4
3%
9-30
8-28
12c
10-15
9-25
&
Michigan Electric—
4.12%-preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
1
9-11
9-30
30c
Chemical
Class- A-+ (quar.)
6%
10-
9-30
$2.15
35c
Color
Quarterly
Imperial
10-15
20;
Illinois'Bell Telephone Co. (quar.).
Illinois Central RR
(quar.)
4Va%
due
C.)
Circuit
Indiana
Inc.—
bonds
1
4
9-30
$12+2C
4
Mortgage,
$1.40 preferred
1976
1st
2%%
Page
Georgia—
1,
10-
11-
c
31+4C
Extra
Date
5.90% (series 1956 due Nov.
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Erie
4.60%
562
Oct
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
American
9-11
SI.75
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
6.40%- preference
.
Company and Issue—
(quar.)___
($25 par)
Hupp Corp,, 5%
Ideal
H
9-18
9-18
Y.)
_
'
Class
I-T-E
Inc.—
series
1
Page
Inc.—
mortgage 5+4% s. f. bonds due Aug. 1, 1961
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
9-30
93+jC
(Jersey City) (quar.)
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., class
4V2%
1st
9-30
10-
County National Bank
$2.75
5 %- preferred
9-18
43 %C
56+4 C
Sash-& Door, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
i
American
9-22
9-11'
1
9-30
56+4
5Cc
N.
(quar.)__<
com:
Hut tig
Date
10-10
10-
11-
(quar.)
(Harvey)
TENDER
40c
$1.06+4
ing tenders, and the
OF
35c
9-30
9-12
50c
j.
preferred
&
NOTICE
5
8
9-30
10c
iquar.)
preferred
5%
10-
10-
to
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
5%
10-15
25c
37+2 c
(quar.)_
Finance
5V4%
page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the "Chronicle."
28 %c
$$1.50
30c
(Brooklyn,
Huron
the current volume
5
$6c
-
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
in which the details
10-
(H.)-
(quar.)
preferred
Hubbell
bonds, notes,
redemption,
10-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)_:
Co.
4'/2%
Extra
list of corporate
called
for
a
common
5
27+2 c
15c
Baking (quar.);
W.), Ltd., class A
preferred
Hudson
10-
Corp.—
Industries,
4% preferred
Fund Notices
10-15
15c
Mines
Houston Natural Gas, common
5% preferred <quar.)_
5%
5
25c
25c
Corp. of America, 5%
$2.25
5*
10-
25c
preferred
Houdaille
July
5-
10-
10-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Guaranty
& Hardart
Hotel
10-
10-15
,
(a
Chemical
Horner
deduc¬
gross.
revised
Title
$4.25
10-15
SI
H.)
div.
Hoover Company,
149
+
202
(D.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
$1.37+2
•___
^
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
& Co., new com. (initial)three-for-two split subject
stockholders' approval on Oct. 8)
Hooker
When
S1+4C
Quarterly
472
mil¬
reporting member banks, which included
quarterly tax date needs. Loans to nonbank
Borrowings of weekly reporting member
Nov
1969—Oct
pfd stk.
55c
,
(increased)
(Henry)
Home
568
+
(quar.)
com.
Worts)
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
3%%
Company and Issue—
increased
610
1119
$6c
Household
Sept.
4%-4+2%
Reserve
79
+
—
&
Home Insurance
29
—
—
Co.,
Sugar Corp.,-common
Stock
1959.
all
for
Federal
to
reserves;
Federal
$581 million in U. S. Government
demand deposits, and
$517 million in demand deposits credited to
domestic
banks.
and
89
—
30,678
Federal
1,026
Increases of $617 million in loans
adjusted, $446 million in
Commercial
Holt
200
—
9,691
reporting member
System in
Reserve
517
Redemption Calls and Sinking
—
—
The condition statement of
weekly
banks of the,; Federal Reserve
following
ended September 16:
1,025
Borrowings:
Below will be
the
190
+
3.4%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
shows
+
581
&
Extra
deposits:
foreign
correspondents
loan
505
+
•
common
(quar.)—
E.)
Furnace
Holmes
+
3,141
J.) Company,
______
(quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Quarterly
25
—
138,211
1,814,889
—
1
15
25c
Electronics
Holland
53
5%
Government
accept¬
purchased "for
0.1%
1118
21+4C
,
Walker-Gooderham
4.40%
67,756
on
Industrial
loans
+
R.
40.6%
volume
(quar.)_;
preferred
Hoffman
196
—
re¬
combined
$In
_________
(quar.)
Corp.
Gooderham
182
—
446t
8t
+
3,133
:
-
—
Interbank demand deposits:
59,215
53,490
+
873
1
Oct
Share
Creamery Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
Hiram
I
32
+.
1,195
domestic
13
+
13,267
assets—net
26,228
+
17,053
Oct
stock
April
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada)—__________
—2,973
LIABILITIES—
tion
+
stock-
Ltd.?
Hershey
49]
10,155
F.
1,675,956
+
273,307
certificate
Contingent liability
lion
627
+
—3,343
811
—
6,629
securities
with
t
deposit
liabilities
ances
868,410
____________________
capital
Total
196^
due
(George W.) Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)_____
Heppenstall Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)________
—5,689
10
■
1,637
17,225
.
vault
*
383,230
bonds,
issue.
4%
preferred
(quar.)_
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
■
Reserves
ACCOUNTS—
__________
this
Co.
D
(Walter
Hertz
429,347
808
864,876
873
series--—Sep 30
cl. B second
conv.
mtge.
Helme
i
73
+
—
(H.
Hellei
+ 1,502
-
-
54
—
2,312
year
Cash
From
52,189,674
773
1
.
Oct
Inc.—
___
3.65%
§
50
+
28,890
indebtedness-
of
preferred
Heinz
§
531,313
—
5%
1964
873
773
1
-
____
333
+
41
1/
—
14,107
years
Time
4,837,423
divids.
liabilities
Capital paid in
Ratio
13
12,435
.
:
84,983
169,371
—
v
_______Oct
preferred
preferred E (quar.)_;
51/2% preferred F (quar.
5%% preferred G (quar.)__
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd.
______________
111
+
160
—
■
1,878
Other
31
"+
4,080
1_
^
3,141
+
19,773,948
__
5%
Company
Electric
Hein-Werner
1,474
Total
Deferred
1,
stock—
5%
-11/
—
1,569
1
694,950
558,804
—
stock,
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
5%
5J
+
1,240
banks
Government
Demand
bank
Treas.—general
Foreign
-
Oct
Fer
Name of
Hawaiian
Holly
Reserve
Deposits:
U.
6
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Total
LIABILITIES—
Federal
debs.
mtge.
gen.
April
41/4%
personal
foreign
to
Balances
Total
+
securities
Treasury
bills
Treasury certificates
—1,066,478
97,727
assets
and
due
§
§
1,609
loans
After
5,944,278
premises
Other
1
and
dealers
and
securities—
Within
Due
871
$1468
(Continued from page 14)
carrying:
or
estate
Other
bought
1st
B
convertible
in
§
617
341
loans
brokers
to
Loans
..
2,483,771
Total
595
+
+
purchasing or carrying:
Government securities
S,
Loans
—11,000,298
11,010,298
Bonds
Inc.,
.
30
15
DIVIDENDS
65,092
T_
Other-
1,762,940
+
-
Sep
debs
conv.
cumul. preferred
& Lithograph Co.—
refunding
1,986
924
loans
securities
Sales
.
,
+
+
29,346
—
Government
Other
,
2,621,750
10,506,993
457
-
.
Corp.—
Quarries,
&
4%%
and
Wallpaper, Inc., 4%
1st
1177
Dec
conv.
5%
cumulative
459
14
conv. pfd. stock—Sep 30
preferred shares
Oct 13
1st
preferred
Inc.
1
Oct
B___
subord.
Page
1
Nov
Sept. 17,
594
104,137
adjusted*.——
+
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
Certificates
Notes
U.
8,067
+
A
Printing
•Announcement
Other loans for
340
20,035
to
S.
Other
securities;
Bills
*
+
U.
91,904
______
outright-
Government
Bought
65,624
746,059
;
Date
Nov
1969
series
5%%
Corp.,
Transit,
Corp.
30,
stock,
Inc.
1958
105,592
industrial
and
chasing
1,085,296
+
384,703
—
advances
Acceptances—bought
S.
29,297
492,259
loans
U.
—
investments
Agricultural
100,453
investments
and
Commercial
1,185,749
Loans
F.
CALLED
6%v cumul.
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
Sept. 24,
1959
1st
(Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
—
4%
decrease (—) since
Sept. 16,
1959
series A;
ISSUES
Sept.
$5.50
cumula tive -preference
cent
6%
Loans
due
preferred
series
Talcott,
States
United
from
debs,
5%
Finance
(James)
.231187
2.797110
borrowings
income
Co..
income
Pacific
.193316
.231262
2.795915
.231250
2.795018
2.805500
cuml.
Northern
'
.0349600
.0166065
.193246
Increase (+) or
Sept. 23,
-
'
Electronics,
due Dec. 1, 1970 and
Minneapolis-Moline Co.
Niagara Mohawk Power
.264825
2.779801
(In thousands of dollars)
18,230,143
Corp.—
1978
Ling-Altec
.264787
.140225
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
account
due
Line
Oil Pipe Line Co.—
1st mtge. & coll. trust bonds,
Whiterock
certificate
Pipe
Mountain
United
ASSETS—
"
817
70
Gold
1982
1
Koehring
2.778613
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
1,
Nov
Gas
debentures
.0800560
.264612
.231225
2.794378
2.805460
—
pound
pound sterling
Africa,
•
2.777722
°3494o0
.0166065
.193225
—
—
-
bonds due Oct.
1
'
•
,
Company and Issue—
2.805680
.00161100
-4^700
:.____Nov
;
series, due 1979_Oct
Alleghany Corp., 5+2% cumul. pfd. stock, series A
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., 6% preferred stock
Eichler Homes, Inc., 60c cumul. conv,
pfd. stock
General Realty & Utilities
Corp.—
.210125
2.807600
.00161100
Norway,
series—
$5
ENTIRE
.239143
.239150
.239100
2.806400
.210100
2.805500
.9300560
.264605
2.7770.13
stock
.00203716
.328066
d0llar-
"guilder
Netherlands
United
.00311275
.00203843
.00277758
Shesoalayan
of
.00311275
.00161080
yen"
;
_
1st mtge. bonds, 3%
.00311275
.00203866
.239035
.00311275
-
1074:
mtge. & coll. trust bonds, series B, and 4% 1st
mtge.
& coll. trust bonds, series C
_____Oct
Ventures, Ltd., 4V2% debs due dctober 1969___________Oct
.0199900
,0199900
.0199870
.0199850
1
1
4+8%
.0385015
.0385015
.0385015
.0385265
.,
1073*
Oct
Trans
2.235601
2.237131
2.236175
874
'
preferred stock__Oct
5.40%
RR.—
4%%
mtge.
6Ve'.'ft
.0120506
.0120434
Terminal
Transcontinental
$
$.
.
1.050937
«—.—
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche' mark_
Union
\
1.051875
France
kew
$
1st
Sept. 24
Sept. 23
.0120670
2.235458
*
Thursday
Wednesday
1.050468
Canada, dollar——
Japan
$
.0385852
.3199800
—-•
Sept. 22
.0120481
2.235426
—
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Italv
Sept. 21
.01197$8
-
Tuesday
Corp.,
preferred
Toledo Edison Co.,
Monday
,673-
1
Co.
Gas
Toledo
Friday
Sept. 18
"873
1
Illjnois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Cumulative
United States Money)
in
1975__Oct
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.-—
INCLUSIVE
in
1,
-
Texas
tJnit
Oct.
Co.—
Texas
Country and Monetary
^Date'r/tj^Page
*/'***■■ •»+•"; ejH
,
bonds,
Cheihical
Southern
BY
SEPTEMBER
&
.
Northern Natural Gas Co,, 5Vsf/e cumul, pfd. stock—___Oct
1
Peabody Coal Co;,>5+4%~s. f. debs. due 1976i^_"___"__\._^_Qct ; l
Pursuant to? the
EXCHANGE
Haven
Gen.
certifies daily to the Secretary
FOREIGN
.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.03
10-
1
9-
$1.03+8
10-
1
9--7
$1.14
10-
1
9-
7
7
Volume
The Commercial and
5885
Number
190
When
Per
'<
Name of Company
Common
42 Vic
SI
$1.05
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
4.20% preferred (quar.)__
_——.—
5.65% preferred (quar.)___.
_____
Indianapolis Water Co.—
'
5% preferred A fquar.)—.____.—
preferred
4.1/2%,
preferred
51/2%
Bank
Industria
Mexico
de
Electrica
American
.
Commerce (N. Y.) (quar.)
of
9-;30
9-30
9-30
10- 9
40c
(quar.)
__________—J56'Ac
$68%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Industrial
50c
shares
Institutional
'Fvfcxd
Income
plus
from
(7c
in-
Common
(quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)——._
Interior Breweries, Ltd.—
class
50c
Interlake Iron
Milling
Minerals
International
Common
.
Chemical
&
40c
Ltd. <quax\)_
—____
InteiT.rtional Products (stock dividend)—__
International Salt Co
International Shoe
(quar.)
Co., 7%
_____.
International Silver
International
(quar.)—
Telegraph Co.—
&
Telephone
pfi.
.
Textbook
Securities
Inter-Ocean
Bakeries
Interstate
$4.80
Corp.,
Power
Interstate
4.36%
75c
50c
40c
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
(quar.)
<quar.)__
(quar.)—
Securities
9-4
9-11
9-14
9-14
9-15
^—__
_______
54'Ac
68%c
10- 1
10- 1
Lees
10- 1
net
Foundation, Ltd.,
Investment
6%
(Boston)
Trust
Royalty
'
Common
Class
$2.50
Iowa
Iowa
,
Power
3.30%
4.80%
$6
.___
—
—__
(quar.)
__
—
—
(quar.)_
;
.__
5%
6%
$5
preferred
$1.50
25c
;___
(quar.)—._—
(quar.)—
(quar.)_.—.
_______
9-2
x$$1.75
xl%%
xl'A %
xl'A%
xl'/2%
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
9- 2
9-2
9-2
9- 2
9-2
Supply Co.
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)_—
,____,
Corp.
(quar.)
fi
—i____
.
City
Kansas
4%
Southern Ry.,
preferred
Electric,
4.28%
4.32%
4.60%
9-19
9-18
9-18
$2.90
10- 1
9-15
95c
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12'A
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
11-13
11-13
11-13
11-13
11-13
50c
10-15
9-30
37c
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
9-10
$1.07
$1.12%
$1.08
$1.15
Natural
$5
preferred
4'A%
5%
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power &
Kansas
Gas,
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-10
preferred (quar.)
60c
9-15
10- 1
9-15
34c
10- 1
10- 1
9-4
9-4
9-4
$1.12'A
$1.25
10- 1
„
Nut,
15c
10- 1
9-15
30c
9-30
9-15
87V2C
87 %c
10- 1
1-2-60
9-15
12-13
60c
(initial-quar.)___
Kellogg
preferred
Co.—'
3 'A %
3'A%
6%
10- 1
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Kendall Company,
-
Kendall
Refining
Kennedy's. Inc„
Kerr
Income
A
•
preferred
preferred
Kelsey-Hayes
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(increased
$1.25
Fund
convi
quar.)_
pfd.
(monthly)
35c
,
,
4'/2%
conv,
prior
keyes Fibre Co.,
,
pfd.
4.80%
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
J
|
9:18
10-15
9-30
10-15
10- 3
11-15
11- 4
5c
20c
28'Ac
(quar.)
10- 1
9-15
5c
:
.Monthly.
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
1
31'Ac
(quar.)____
___
10-
30c
10-
1
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
9-30
9-15
1
9-15
1
9-18
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-16
9-30
9-18
dividend)
2%
&
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-22
9-30
9-10
(quar.)____
12'/2c
income)
8c
._..v
1
Co., 3.85%
National
Corp.,
(quar.)
10-
1
9-10
11-
2
10-15
9-28
9-.17
new
Lock
Steel
Chain
7%
9-11
9-11
9-10
9-25
10-15
10-
11-
10-20
10c
10-
4
$1.43%
10-
1
9-10
10-22
9-30
9-30
9-15
2 '/2
%
12 >/2c
2
1
Co.
preferred
&
9-15
9-10
50c
11-
I
10-10
12'/2C
$40c
11-
2
1
1
11-16
9-30
9-10
12-
10-
1
9-15
30c
(quar.)____
10-14
9-22
t$l
9-30
9-14
t75c
40c
5%
1
$1.06'A
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
25c
10-
62 '/2c
(quar.)
10-
$1.10
pfd.
9-23
$1.25
!
9-30
10-
$1.08%
preferred E (quar.)
preferred G (quar.)
Island Trust Co. (quar.)
10-15
40c
10-
1
9-11
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
Los
preferred (quar.)
Angeles Athletic Club
1
9-15
1
9-19
Los
Angeles
Louisville
5%
&
(quar.)
(M.) & Sons
Lower
St.
4'/2%
(increased)_______
Co.
\6%
Power
&
Class
B
Co.,
Macy
(R.
H.)
Co.
(quar.)
class A )quar.)__
Inc.,
&
5%
________—____
4.75%
priority
shares
4(4%
(quar.)
Gas
C
Co.,
Manitoba Sugar Co.,
Mansfield
Tire
Corp.
$1 preferred
Stock
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
15c
30c
1
9-15
9-28
9-10
10-
9-
1
10-15
8
9-30
1
9-16
10-31
10-15
10-
1
1
9-15
$1.75
10-
1
9-21
t$3
10-
Co.
20c
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
10-20
5#c
10-15
t30c
10-15
t$1.25
10-
1
9-15
9-21
1
15c
Corp.,
9-30
10-
1
25c
10-
1
9-17
9-18
t20c
10-15
9-21
U7'/2c
(quar.)
10-15
9-21
25c
—
10-
1
9-19
25c
10-
1
9-19
25c
10-
1
9-11
2%
Corp
dividend
10-
1
9-11
preferred
Marsnall Field
Marsh
&
Sons
12c
(quar.)
& Co.,
4'A%- pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.08%
10-
1
9-
2
$1.11'A
10-
1
9-
2
—
50c
9-30
9-15
$1.10
10-31
10-16
$1.22'A
10-31
10-16
(111.)
Co.
$1.25
1
47'Ac
(quar.)
1010-
1
9-10
9-30
9-18
25c
—
$1.06'A30c
10-
1
9-30
10-
1
10-
75c
(quar.)
common
9-30
9-15
9-15
1
9-
9-18
1
$1.37 »A
10-
1
9-18
20c
10-
1
9-15
15 c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-
5
56'Ac
10-
1
9-
5
'•
,
9-16
5c
9-30
10-15
10c
10-
1
9-18
56'Ac
10-
1
9-18
15c
9-30
9-16
$.88611
10-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
$5.50
for
____
preferred
1st
5
50c
40c
(quar.)
Paper
9-14
9-28
11-
1
10-
2
Light—
$1.25
30c *
—;
pfd.
—
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Service,
1
9-15
10-15
9-25
30c
10-
1
9-15
60c
1
9-21
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
$31'Ac
10-
1
9-15
27'Ac
10-
1
9-15
$1.22'A
$1.22V2
10-
1
9-15
$25c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-18
10%
10-15
(quar.)__
common
Ltd.,
10-
97'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
A
(stock ..dividend)
Industries
10-
20c
$1.07'A
$1.07 '/2
pfd.
$3.90
preferred
9-11
9-28
25c
(quar.)
&
9-15
1
$1.10
___
(quar.)
,.(quar.)__
Barge Line (quar.)
Light,
10-
$1.15
(quar.)
&
10-
redemption at $100
(quar.)'
—
.
—
9-30
9-12
8-28
Equipment Co.—
(increased)————.
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
Auto
Monroe
Common
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Brewery,
Montana-Dakota
25c
62 'Ac
62_'Ac
(quar.)
Utilities,
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred (quar.)_
Montgomery Ward, common (quar.)____—.
4.50%
—
Class
A
(quar.)
Locomotive
Montrose
Chemical
Ltd.
Corp.,
Drop
4%%
8-28
$1.12'A
$1.12'/s
10-
1
8-28
$1.17'A
$1.17:Vz
10-
1
8-28
10-15
9-
8
$1.75
10-
1
9-
8
$25c
10-
1
9-18
15c
10-
9
9-10
+ 20c
Works,
Forging,
preferred
9-11
1
1
10-
1
9-28
20c
10-
1
9-15
59 %c
59%c
10-
1
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Moore
1010-
(quar.)
Moore
9-11
9-29
25c
.____.
___________
Montreal
Ltd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
__:
common
(quar.)
Morgan Engineering
Co.
(quar.)_
$5 preferred
prior preferred
$2.50
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar:)
7%
Products
Motorola,
Diablo
Mount
Extra
share
One
held.
Mountain
(stock
for
common
each
50
7%
preferred
Telephone
&
11-13
1
9-
1
$3~ 50
12-19
12-
1
shares
(s-a)
—
Telegraph—
$1.65
—
35c
(quar.)
capital
realized
Valley
Gas
20c
(increased)
25c
gains)
(quar.)
Narda
iquar.)
(N.
Stock dlv. (1 sh. of Narda
each
for
Natco
100
Corp.
snares
Chemical
Electric
National
Fire
&
*-4
9-16
Ho
1
9-30
—
Ultrasonics Clorp.
10-10
11-11
1
1
Mfg.
Welding
Insurance
(quar.)
Co.
.
(stk.
9-11
10-15
30c
10-15
9-15
(quar.)
1
10-15
10-31
10-16
46c
10- 1
12" 1
10-15
l1"13
9-39
2%
40c
(quar.)
9-18
15c
divd.)
Machine
(Hartford)
<
10-
50c
(quar.)
Extra
National Fuel Gas Co.
9-18
/
20c
Register
National
9-30*
9-29
held)
National Biscuit Co., common
Cash
9-11
9-30
10-15
10-15
5c
Y.)
(quar.)_
National
9-11
70c
—.—
Corp.
Microwave
9-16
9-30
9-30
8c
Co
Industries
W
N
9-21
10-15-
37y2C
37V2c
common
preferred (quar.)—
6%
11-13
11-30
10-
Mills,
Brass
Mystic
11-30
lc
dividend)
share will be paid on odd
per
Muskegon Piston Ring
Mutual Shares Corp.—
(From
9-30
6c
Ltd
Quarterly
Mueller
9-16
—
States
9-18
1
9-30
held
Verxxon
10-
10-15
40c
(quar.)_T
(quar.)
Co.
Dairies,
15c
shares
Moum;
9-11
10-
37'Ac
37'/2c
Com.
of
9-30
$1.75
—__
—
Royal
Mount
9-16
9-15
20c
(quar.)
Inc.
1
10-15
Consolidated, Inc.—
Cafeterias
Morrison
9-11
9-29
80c
62'Ac
1
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Morrell (John)
& Co.
(increased-quar.)
National
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.—
6%
9 6'Ac
9-18
10-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
9-30
9-18
50c
(quar.)
2
9-
Mutual System, Inc.,
37 '/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-
9-30
9-18
Products—
7
1
(quar.)
35C
9-30
10-
9-
$55c
Ltd., preferred (quar.).—
$$1.12'A
Monarch Knitting, Ltd., 4'/2% pref, (quar.)_ i$1.12'/2
$$1.87'A
4% % preferred (accum.)
■
J$1.87'/2
9-15
(accura.)
9-16
1
9-30
1
Containers,
Molson's
9-21
1
10-
10-
&
S.)
9-15
9-30
30c
25c
Valley
(J.
Motor
10-
9-11
10-
preferred
Modern
9-28
9-30
10-
1
Shipping
Gas
Mobile
9-11
9-30
10-
10-
62'Ac
Power
9-17
(quar.)
(Calif.), com.
Marlin-Rockwell
J50c
J20c
1
B
Basket,
9-30
1
Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
Common
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
10-15
10-
Maritime
Market
10-15
10-
(N.
(Milwaukee)
Midland
convertible
35c
59 %c
(initial-quar.)
4%
9-18
preferred (s-a)
Ltd., 6%
Automotive
common
9-29
53 '/a c
(quar.)__:
preferred
Marine
7%
___
Leaf Gardens Ltd. (quar.)
Leaf Milling Ltd.—
Maremont
9-15
20c
^__—
Rubber
&
1
10-
9-11
Gas
(quar.)
Pacific RR., class A
(quar.)_
Works—
(quar.)
7% preferred
Trust
Manufacturers
Maple
Maple
9-18
t$1.25
;
(quar.)
Chemical
preferred
9-18
1
J25c
Co.__—__.
common
(quar.)
Service,
preferred
Mallinckrodt
9-16
1
$7.50
;
(qnar.)
—
Bonding & Casualty
Public
12-30
10-
50c
(quar.)—__i.
Co.
9-15
10-15
10-
15c
pref.
Maine
10-15
45c
(quar.)
Mahoning Coal RR. Co. (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
Maine
1
$25c
I
(quar.)
Stores
Drug
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
9-15
40c
common
Paper
Publications
Trucks,
1
20c
(quar.)—
Mack
Mading
<&
Bloedel
9-16
10-
20c
(quar.)_____
MacLaren
9-29
20c
9-15
9-30
$1.50
Forbes
&
9-30
37'/2C
(quar.
preferred
9-30
10-15
'
1
25c
Mississippi Valley
Mitchell
9-18
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aluminum
Mississippi
9-15
35c
95c
Mohawk Rubber Co.
9-30
10-15
$25c
Lynchburg Foundry Co.-—
Lynn "Gas & Electric
(quar.)__
MacAndrews
9-10
t50c
preferred
preference
1
10-10
1
1
9-28
97'Ac
Ontario
preferred
5%
Mchasco
t22'/2c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Ludlow
Typograph, com.
(increased)
$6
9-10
15c
Power
Lawrence
10-23
32 >/2c
(quar.)
com,
preferred
Lowenstein
1
1
31'Ac
(quar.)
Electric,
Drug
Gas
11-
10-
10-
10-
—
Inc.
(quar '
Co., 3.80% pfd.
(quar.)
called
Power
9-15
45c
40c
15c
Co.
&
9-15
87'Ac
common
Minnesota
9-23
1
10-
37'Ac
_;
preferx-ed
Minnesota
4.30%
10-
50c
common
3
11-
9-30
45c
Missouri
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-11
1
12-31
10c
L_
Missouri
50c
preferred
Co., common
(P.)
10-
t30c
per share plus this dividend on Oct. 13
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.
Semi-annually
——fr
—
4.90%
non-cumulative 2nd
10-
25c
Co.
issue
Mississippi
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
Lorillard
9-15
(quar.)
Falls
Mirror
9-15
9-30
1
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
Corp.—
;
9-28
30c
(quar.)
Scott
Co.,
9-17
2
Minneapolis-Moline,
10-15
10-
9-15
11-
Corp.,
conv.
Millers
4
9-16
10-15
8-28
10-1
"
30c
;__
(initial)
Co.,
'
10-15
25c
17'/sC
Investment
Dock
9-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
1
(quar.)
Miller-Wohl
4'/2%
9-23
10-
30c
preferred
A
Entire
11'Ac
Co.
Class
1
4.35%
&
12-15
1
Portland Cement Co._
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4'A% preferred D (quar.)___________
Coal
12-.31
10-
(quar.)
(Hugh)
9-17
10-
(quar.)____
Canadian
1
9-30
12'Ac
^
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
(quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Co.—
<
(resumed-quar.)
Theatres, Ltd.
Inc.
10-
9-21
1
1
Telephone
Gas
Common
1
9
10-
50c
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Miller Mfg., common
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
1st
1010-
10c
50c
—
&
States
5'/2%
10-16
(quar.)
(quar.)______!
Ltd.—
preferred
Mid-South
10-16
10-31
split)
Co.' (quar.)
Midland-Ross
9-14
10-31
Cement
preferred
Middle
$1.75
Longhorn
Long
8
(quar.)
pfd.
(Marcus)
Lorain
11-10
10-
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Pipe
$3
1
30c
Insurance
Life
Joint
Long
12-
9-17
25c
l'Ac
Electric, com. (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)_
Michigan Gas Utilities,
5%
preferred (quar.)
Middle
South
Utilities
(quar.)_!
9-21
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Gas
10-
10-
Co._
Acceptance
Michigan
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Tobacco,
Lock
Loew's
10-15
25c
(s-a)
Machine
9-15
9-15
10-
25c
Co.
A
9-15
1
9-30
87c
15c
Transit
4.45%
25c
pfd. series B (quar.)
Corp. (R. I.), common
(quar.)__
;
A.Prefexrea
Loew's,
9-21
96'Ac
7c
Local Finance
London
■9-30
9-15
10-
(quar.)—
Metropolitan Brick,
Metropolitan Edison
3.90%
preferred
3.85%
preferred
4.35%
preferred
10-15
9-21
9-30
—_
(quar.)__
Merritt-Chapman &
35c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Groceterias,
A
10-31
1
9-30
20c
25c
class A
'
62'Ac
(quar.)_
preferred
Mesta
1
Cement
Myers
1st
10-15
Ltd.—
tl5c
10- 9
f
(quar.)
Merchants Bank
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Merck & Co., common
(quar.)
9-30
10-15
50c
Corp.
10-30
30c
&
Class
$3.50
10c
-
10-30
...
Mfg.
$1.50
11-30
45p
(quar.)__
com.
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A
Class
12-29
Inc.,
Distilleries,
Merchants
1
10-
9-18
(quar.)
preferred
Memphis
25c
Loan
$1.60
6%
25c
Liberty
Loblaw
10-15
>9-18
1
93 %C
(quar.)—,____
Portland
Medusa
Melchers
1010-
59 %c
(quar.)_^
1
10-
(quar.)
common
Johnson
Mead
30c
(quar.)
Marine
$1.12'A
(quar.)
9-30
Inc.,
McQuay-Norris
12 '/2c
Liggett
New
Kelling
9-15
75c
Quarterly
Quarterly
5%
Corp.—
(James R.)
preferred
10- 1
$1.25
_____
Light, common (quar.)
(quar.)
;
preferred
Kearney
45c
1
Y.)
Inc.
Manchester
Kansas-Nebraska
A
10-
t$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
9-30
tlOc
preferred
Trucking
McQuay,
17'/2c
Bakeries,
preferred
MacFadden
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—___
4%%
9-30
9-30
9-30
10-
(quar.)
investment
MacMillan
(quar.)—
com.
9-8
10- 1
9-11
17'/2c
Inc.—
Convertible
non-cumulative
Gas..&
9-23
30c
36'Ac
$1.43%
——
Kansas
10- 1
$1.25
$1.46
Corp.,
9-15
9-15
9- 8
10-19
Co.—
Shoe
Steel Corp.
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)______
5%% preferred (quar. )____•
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids RR.—
■>
Semi-annually
Kansas City Power & Light,
3.80%
preferred
(quar.L
4%
preferred (quar.)
.____—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
—
.__—.
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)__
Steel
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
11- 2
10c
& Shinkle
Stephens
preferred
9-15
9-15
9-30
9-30
$1.25
$1.75
15c
933Ac
Quarterly
& Laughlin
Jones
Kaiser
10- 1
9-15
10-1
9-15
10-1
9-15
9-30
9-18
10- 19-1
10- 1
9-14
10- 1
9-14
10- 1
9-17
10- 1
Jamestown Telephone Corp.
(New York) —
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
Jeannette Glass Co., 7% pfd. (accum.)—__
Jefferson Electric (quar.)
—
Jewel Tea, 3%%
preferred (quar.)
___
Kahier
'
$22'Ac
$5 preferred class A (quar.)__
5%
.
9-25
1
25e
4.40%
(increased)
Water
Johnson,
.
Ltd.—
Public Service Co.,
Jamaica
50c
(quar.)—__r___
—_,—
Co. (quar.)
—_—_____■
preference C
preference D
preference E
5%
9-15
9-15
5c
40c
—
preferred (quar.)———____;
preference B (quar.)
7%
10- 1
10- 1
82'/ac
$1.08%
$1.20
—
___—_———
Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Creek Goal, common
(quar.)
Common
7%
10-19
>40c
60c
(quar.)—■
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Inc._
Jamaica
10-19
11-2
& Light.
preferred
(J. B.i &
Ivey
11- 2
8-31
1
Irving Trust
Island
9-30
9-30
37'Ac
;
(quar.)__.
preferred
preferred
Ironite,
8-31
$35c
_—
preferred
4.35%
$35c
.—
9
10-
10c
Lincoln
9-15
10-24
9-30
11- 5
Island—
(quar.)_
Electric Light & Power,
4.80 %
9-30
25c
of Rhode
Co.
preferred
Extra
1
semi-annually)
(increased
Trust
Investors
9-11
9-15
9-30
lc
Syndicate. Ltd.—
(increased semi-anually)——__
A
9-15
9-15
-,10c
^
Commercial, common-——_________
Investors
-/
10-15
10-15
5c
(s-a)—_________________
Extra
Investors
9-1
8c
N.
(quar.)
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), com. (stock dividend)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance
(Greenville, S. C.)
(From
het investment income)—_—_____________
Investors
10- 1
$60c
$75c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.).
10-
31'Ac
(Brooklyn,
Stores/common
4'/a%
6c
(quar.)________
preferred
Investment
15c
Corp.
Levines,
10-15
1
8-31
9-28
10-26
9c
—
(quar.)___________
McNeil Machine & Engineering—
Class A, 5%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)
t30c
(quar.)___
Portland
Lerner
11-
9-10
8-31
i
Trust—
Machine Co. (quar.)
(Arthur G.) & Co. (2-for-l stk.
McLean
27c
(stock
Company
B
McKay
22 '/2C
(quar.)
(James) & Sons
Inc.
Lehman
Investment Co.
From
9-15
,
(quar.>
& Co., class A
net
Lehigh
Class
HO
Growth Stock Fund
common,
Inc.
9-10
8-31
9-30
5c
McGregor-Doniger,
9-15
Leetronics,
9-10
of America—
investment income——:____•—._
1
1
(J. Ray)
(quar.)
Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
McDonnell
9-15
1
10-
30c
2%
preferred
McDermott
10-15
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
W.)
&
1
2
$1.75
(quar.
Co.
(increased)
Fund,
Leatn
10-
10-
1
Acceptance
A
(From
9-10
9-10
22c
__—_________—__—
(quar. )__A__
Co.
Laux-entide
(H.
10-15
-11-
1
;
W.),
(J.
McKee
preferred
Steel
Lazdrd
2
$1.50
(Delaware)
United
Blower
Lay
11-
9-16
10-
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Investors
Ltd.,
3'/2%
9-10
8c
(quar.)
Company
Class
1
8c
preferred
Latxobe
9-10
10-
1
& Dry Dock Co.—
Maytag Co., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCrory-McLellan Stores, common
9-15
$1
:
10-
31'Ac
participating
Mays
9-15
1
10-
9-16
$1.50
May Department Stores—
3%% preferred (quar.)
9-15
8c
Bank
Industries
$1.80
9-18
9-30
9-18
1
dividend
Maxwell,
10-21
1
10-
i___—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Sessions Co.
conv.
Lang &
Lau
'
11- 2
10-
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
$6
9-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
Massachusetts
1
9-
9-30
._
Corp.
Langendorf
(Del.)—
Co.
preferred
10-15
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)—___
Corp., com.
preferred
5'A%
Interstate
25c
__
preferred
Interstate
45c
43%c
4%
(quar.)
Hosts, 5%
preferred
9-15
9-11
.9-15
9-11
9-10
$1
(quar.)—______
Co.
9-21
9-28
9-30
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
•
40c
_•.
(Alfred)
4.75%
9-21
9-30
$1.20
$1.25
Quarterly
International
9-30
$1
$$3
5%
——
(quar.)
Power,
1
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
&
Lancer
10-
1
(quar.)_
comxnon
(quar.)
Massachusetts Investors
8c
Quarterly
9-30.
7
68 %c
_
Laboratories
Lamson
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
International
10-15
$$$
—-
10-
62'/ac
;
(monthly)*
A
common
Quarterly
9-15
10-20
62'/2C
l.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred B
.Lafayette
9-22
4
'
4.32%
Lambert
10-15
Co.,
Lamson
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
9-22
10-15
(quar.)
University
Ltd. (quar.)
(John),
Lakeside
50c
A
Extension
Salle
10- 9
9-15
9-11
$37 Ac
(quar.)__
common
9-
13%c
(quar.)_
preferred
Labatt
Co.—-
9-11
1
4%
(quar.)__
class
Laclede
10-15
35c
50c
$15c
common
2nd
5%
1
10-
25C
preferred
1st
11- 2
9-30
10- 1
$12c,
—
(quar.)
preferred
participating
4%
8-15
La
'A,/'/
Ltd.,
Pov'ders,
International* Harvester,
International
4%
10- 1
Corp.
International Bronze
1
9-15
Steamship—-—-.—A_A—
Interlake
6%
10- 1
31 'Ac
preference (quar.
A
50c
9-30
10-
20c
Co.,
pfd. B
pfd. C
Corp.,
(
9-15
10-15
45c
$1.17
10-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
Stock
._
B
7%
Common
4'/2 %
A
6%
9-30
of
(monthly
(monthly)
Class B
(monthly).
Kroger Company—
9-1
9-30
9-30
10- 1
—._—_____
—
conv.
preferred
Masonite
profits)
(quar.)__
preferred
conv.
conv.
Class
10- 1
10-15
10-20,
10-15
Co.—
Class
.
55C
Fund—<
distribution
Koppers Company, commori
4%
preferred (quar.)
'
•
inc.
preferred A (quar.)
Kratter
6%
investment
net.
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
10-14
--
10c
Co.
Finance,
Maryland Shipbuilding
(quar.)
5%
from
8c
10-14
Co.,
Credit
Payable of Rec:
Share
■
Alurftinum
&
Wells
Marshall
Maryland
realized
net
Corp.
Inc.
10-15
Fund—
Stock
from
special
a
Electric
5%
9-30
10-15
realized
securities profits) -—15c
Insurance Co. of North America (quart._____
75c
Insurance Corp. of America (stock dividend)
5%
Insurance Exchange Building (Chicago)—
Quarterly
—_______________
50c
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
income
vestment
5%
Sept.
split
Company
Steel
Holder«
When
Per
Name of
on
investment
Common
plus
Oil
Co.
5y2%
vote
Bond
new
(12c
from
Press,
Koehring
Ltd.—
Shares,
Institutional
Kingsport
Kingwood
10-15
$25c
(quar.)_.
preferred
10-30
$15c
S-3"
Kimberly-Clark
9-15
9-15
12- 3
from
Growth
income
Kuhlman
10- 1
10- 1
1-2-60
B-2"
$1.05
Kirsch
will
A
medium-Grade
"Series
11- 2
class
proposed three-for-one
a
Keystone
9-29
11-16
24c
____.
Ingram & Bell, Ltd.—
60c preference (quar.)__——______—____Inland Natural Gas Co., Ltd.—
5%
on
Keystone
A.—
S.
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c class A (quar.
—______
12'Ac
4% preferred (quar..)_—SI •
Ingei soil-Rand Co., 6%
pfd. (s-a)—
$3
-
21
10-15
10c
of
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Marsh
A
Shareholders
9-10
9-10
9- 4
9- 4
9- 4
10-1
10- 1
$1.25
■
B
Share
Funds—
Custodian
"Scries
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd. common
4,'A%
$1.41'A
Class
10- 1
9-16
9-16
9-16
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
When
Per
Nttme of Company
Keystone
Power
49
(1337)
Holder t
Payable of Rec.
Share
& Light—
(increased)
Indianapolis
Financial Chronicle
27'/2c
11-
'
(1338)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
When'
'
Name of
Company
Share
*
national Grocers, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
$1.50
preference - (quar.)_'_
national
10-
_—_
$37'Ac
10-
Gypsum Co. (quar.)—________1—'
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.', class B___—
national
Class
$15c
A
50c
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
national Presto Industries Inc.
1
9-11
1
99-
%
1-4-60
12-
4
6c
9-3D
$1.50
11-
2
25c
10-
$1.12'A
—
9-
10-
8
2
Pacific
6%
10- fi
9-16
9-30
9-11
Securities
Quarterly
&
National
bond
National
dividend
National
&
1
9-21
Pacific
9-21
5c
_".—
11c
(quar.)—__•
62'Ac
$20o
50c
Terminals
Corp. (quar.)
National Tile & Mfg. (quar.)_
U.
10c
Radiator
S.
Corp.
Outdoor
Power
10-15
9-17
10-
9-15
1
9-30
9-17
8-31
dividend
class A and B
on
3%
——
Neiman-Marcus
Products
Co:,
of
New
Britain
New
(initial)
(quar.)
common
Canada
Brunswick
Machine
Gas
&
Electric
New England Power, 4.60%
6% preferred (quar.)
New England Telephone &
New Hampshire Fire
New Haven Gas Co.
New
Haven
17'Ac
$15c
(quar.)—
11*30
11-
2
preferred
$1.15
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
$2
50c
47 Vic
85c
(quar.)—
45c
e<x»
3.75%
Newark
Water
(quar.)—_
Telephone
1
1
9-17
4 Vi %
4
4.60%
1
9-
8
1
9-
8
10-28
10-
6
10-
1
1
5c
9-28
common
$1.50
(quar.)
10-10
10-
1
1
10-15
93%c
American
9-30
97Vic
9-30
9-30
(quar.)__
9-
North
9-
10-
1
+5c
(quar.)
(Mass.)
Ltd.,
40c
5.80%
Common
(quar.)
pref.
9-10
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
9-18
25c
11-
1
9-22
Piedmont
$1.25
11-
1
9-22
9-30
8-21
10-14
9-18
10-14
9-18
$1.06
10-14
9-18
37Vic
11-24
II-18
10-15
9-15
40c
10-
1
9-18
10-
1
9-18
9-30
9-21
10%
9-30
9-22
$40c
(quar.)
9-30
27'Ac
10-20
9-30
90c
com.
10-23
10-15
9-30
Ltd.,
common'
$1.02
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
$1.04
:—
—
$1.02'A
$1.023A
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
12Vic
$27'Ac
A
10-
1
9-18
9-18
127 'Ac
10-
1
127Vic
11-
1
10-16
Class
B
©"Sullivan. Rubber
Corp., 5% pfd.
Supplies (quar.)
Office
Specialty Mfg., Ltd. (quar.)
Ogllvie Flour Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)
Ohio
3.90%
(quar.)
•One
$1
1
35c
12-
1
Stock
dividend
1210-
I
RR.
10-15
9-30
10-31
Porter
(H.
Stock
K.)
6%
Electric
Power
1
9-18
10-
1
9-
15c
10-
1
9-17
15c
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-25
2
5%
preferred
Producing Properties, Inc., 6%
Progress Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Prophet Co. (quar.)
4
1
Providence
&
1
9-15
Provincial
1
9-15
9-30
9-11
9-11
10-
9
10-15
9-30
10-20
9-30
15c
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-10
10-
2,
9-
4
7Vic
10-10
9-19
$25c
&
10-20
9-
25e
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Opelika Manufacturing
(quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
4,75% preferred 3
(quar.)
'■4% preferred D (quar.).
10-
Service
5.60%
1
9-15
$25c
11-13
10-15
$$1.75
11-13
10-15
20c
10-
1i
10-
1
'9-21
Co.
of
11-
2
Service
Co.
10-
1
9-21
(increased
75c
10-
9
3%
11-
2
10-
5.65%
preferred
2
10-
9
9-28
10-
9-18
9-30
9-15
preferred
4.08 %
preferred
4.18%
preferred
4.30%
preferred
5.05%
preferred
Rico
10-20
10-
(quar.)
12V2C
10-15
10-
1
10-
1
4%
6
1
9-10
65c
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-18
40c
9-30
9-18
50c
9-19
(quar.)
Ltd.,
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
;_
(quar.)
1
1
1
.
.
Paul
1
9-15
.10-
7'Ac
i
_
1
9-11 J
12-
35c:
pfd_
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
11-10
lf
9-17
10-14
9-17
10-1
$15c '
10c
11-10
1
A 10-
$1.12'/a.
(monthly)—
1
12-
5%
(quar.)
9-10
9-30
:
9-16
9-30
8-28
10-
$1.07 V2
quar.)
35c
$1
$1.07'A
Fire
&
Marine
Insurance
1
10-
1
8-28
12-31
11-27
1-1-60-
11-27
1-1-60
8-28
•
11-27
~
$25c
10-23
9-25
$$1.25
10-23
9-25
$1.25
12-15
13- 1
5.60%
4.40%
San Jose
Sanders
Stock
9*30
9-80
60c
.
(quar.)—
dividend
■gchenley
preferred
&
4'A%
preferred
43A%
(quar.)
$1.41
&
Fetzer
common
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06
10-
1
9-15
$1.16'A
10-
1
(monthly)-
45c
9-30
8-28
35c
9-30
8-28
$1.02
9-30
8-28
$1.04%
9-30
8-28
$1.07 'A
9-30
8-28
$1.2614
9-30
8-28
5%
9-30
8-31
8-24
9-11
1
9-11
10-
1
9-16
10-15
9-25
25c
11-10
10-20
10-15
10-
1
$1.06'A
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
11-
2
10-17
27'Ac
2-2-60
1-18
5-2-60
4-13
8-1-60
7-13
1
9-18
1
10-19
11-20
1
1
10-15
$1
11-
1
10-18
Inc.—
10-
1
9-18
$1.12'A
(quar.)
10-
1
9-13
25c
9-17
10-10
9-17
$1.25
Corp.,
10-10
$1.183A
(quar.)
10-10
9-17
30c
10-
2
5c
10-
9
9-23
10c
common
dividend
A
12-
11-
15c
10-
1
9-10
3%
(quar.)
Insurance
(New
9-30
8-24
9-10
31'Ac
11-
2
10-
11-
2
10-18
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
$1.25
(Los Angeles)
1
$1.13
—
10-
3%
(quar.)
20c
12'Ac
Haven)
10-
1
9-15
9-28
.9^3
9-10
—
dividend
common
1011-
10c
—
Security Title Insurance Co.
New
10-
85C
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
9-14
10c
(quar.)
Acceptance
Stock
5%
Security
1
n""-"
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
Co.—
9-14
10-
27'Ac
—
—
(quar.)
preferred
Securities
9-21
15c
$1.183A
27'Ac
Roebuck & Co.
(quar.)
Seaview Industries (initial quar.)
9-15
9-30
25c
;
4»A% preferred A (quar.)
Seaboard Finance, common
1
9-21
10-12
17c
3—
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
10-
10-12
10c
Monthly
Monthly
$1
9-30
9-30
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
10-15
4c
—
preferred
Scott
10-15
10-15
37'Ac
(quar.)_j
Schwitzer Corp., 5'A%
pfd. A
5'A% preferred (quar.)__
5'A% preferred (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
$2
9-30
9-30
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
9-30
10-15
10-15 *
2%
.
(Ed.)
9-28
22c
common
Industries
4
37'Ac
^angamo Electric (quar.)
Schuster
9-29
10-15
9
9-
28c
Savannah Sugar Refining Corp. (quar.)
Sawhill Tubular Products (quar.)
$50c
9-15
10-
25c
—
Company,
1
20c
22V2c
preferred (quar.)
Water Works, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Associates, Inc., class A (s-a)_—-
convertible
10-
28c
—-
(increased)
preferred
Bardura
$1.50
2
10-16
$1.10
5% preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred .(quar.)
2
10-
32'Ac
1st
Common
1
11c
(quar.)__
preferred series (quar.)
San Carlos Milling. Co., Ltd.—San Diego Gas & Electric—
2
9-30
9-30
10-
Regis Paper Co.—
$4.40
9-30
20c
9-18
10-30
:
$$.3281'A
St; Lawrence Corp., Ltd.,- com. (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)
St. Louis^an Francisco Ry
5%
preferred A (quar.)
St; Louis Steel Castings (quar.)____^____—
$5
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
10- 2
20c
(initial)
9
Selberling Rubber—
4'A%
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Seismograph
Selas
50c
Corp.
Service
of
(quar.)_
America—
convertible
2nd
10c
9-15
"
preferred
'
..
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
St.
1
9-30
9-30
oc~
25c
(quar.)
St.
9-30
40c
9-15
9-15
10%-
preferred
:
1
1
10-15
A
;
4'A%
Industries, Ltd.
'
10-
$$1.433A
..
:
9-15
10-
10c
preferred
(Jacob)
1
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)_
Inc.
9-18
9-18
9-30 A
10-
9-18
_
1
10-
1
;
9-21
'
$1.25
—
(quar.)
(Helena)
1
10-
25c
Corp
Canada, Ltd.—
1st
'10-
—
(quarJ
com
1
$20c
:
9-18
1
10-
(quar.)__
com.
9-18
9-30
10-
$30c
—
(quar.)———
Co.,
—
10-
10-
$20c
(quar.)_—_—
preferred
:
$4.75
dividend)-
10-20 A
10-20
—
Sears,
(stock
2
2
9-30
2%
Common' (increased
1
Carolina—
(quar.)
1111-
40c
&
:
20c
25c
dividend—
4.30%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
9-10
933Ac
common
Telephone,
Common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
5c
dividend—
4.30%
$4
:
10-
—
Paper Co.—
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)_
com.
90c
(quar.)
preferred
8
10-13
10-13
(quar.)——_—
preferred
9-
1
1
—._
Corp.—
Mfg., Ltd.,
Little
1
11-
Co
Corp.
10-
;
9-17
11-
(quar.)——
&
1
—
Products
W.)
10-
9-1®
593'aC
——
Company
Bros,
1
$1.12V2
8afeway Stores. Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)—
5
Oklahoma—
Telephone
50c
(quar.)
convertible
Russell
9-18
(quar.)
Gas
9-15
10-23
Plywood
Ruppert
10
30c
(quar.)
9-18
10c
preferred
Stock
9
11-
1
12'/2C
—
9-18
1
75c
quar.)_—_—__—__
common
dividend
Stock
9-15
(quar.)_
of
1
25c
preferred
Rubinstein
10-15
10-15
(increased-quar.)
preferred
Publicker Industries,
$1
$1
$50c
common
North
Public Service Electric &
Common
(quar.)_.
Puerto
9-25
—
Royalite Oil, Ltd.—
A:
5'A% preferred (quar.)
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)—,—______
9-15
—
preferred (quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
9-15
$1,19
9-30
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
Royal Crown Cola
9-18
30c
4%
$1.40
4
Co.
(quar.)
Worcester RR.
Transport Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Common
Public
10c
(A. V.)
Roe
10-15
Gas
Providence
10-30
40c
1
—
9-
25c
9-15
12-15
com.
Scott
9-15
5%
e
each
1-1-60
(111.)
..
Prospect Hill Apartments, Inc.—
$5.40 preferred (accum.)
Public
for
$28c
5%",2nd
1
Extra
9-21
1
A
1
1st
5%
9-15
10-
17'Ac
9-
10-15
1
Co.
Roddis
9-10
15
(initial)
2
10-
2nd
$1
4
2
31'Ac
pfd.
9-16
20c
—
9-
75c
1
9-30
.__
10-
10-15
12'Ac
(quar.)—
11-
10-
Stoker
6%
4
$75c
1
10-
75c
1
10-10
10-
(quar.)
$1.25
9-10
10-
Robinson
4
9-
9-28
Bros. & Co., Ltd.
(quar.)_
Prince Gardner, Inc. <
quar.)
Procter & Gamble, 8%
preferred
class
new
Engineering
..
(quar.)—
9-23
,
$5c
'
4
$56c
10-15
$1.06
Corp.,
99-
-
10c
10-
(quar.)__
10-
10-
com.
9-15
8
1
$27c
Stock
9-10
11-
(quar.)_.—
1
1010-
87'Ac
Co.
Inc.
53A%
10-
(quar.)
Company (reduced)
Corp. of Canada Ltd.,
1050c
30c
—
Rochester
9-30
10-
,
9-10
preferred (quar,)_—_—
Chains, Ltd., $1.10 class A (quar.)—.
Robertson
10-16
Mills, Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
Potomac
•
9-30
Price
10.
$1
10-
9-21
$150
9-30
10-
Electric (quar.)
Portland Transit Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
9-14
1
10-15
Ritter
9-21
11-
(Del.)
1
10-
10-16
(H.
Riley
9-10
(quar.)
Company
10-
85c
10-
9--18
1
—
9-17
11-1
Metal
Rickel
9-18
1'
_—
8
7
9-29
10-31
9-18
9-30-
General
Woolen
1
9-18
10-
dividend
Portland
10-
Rleke
Co.
(quar.)
9-
12-
25c
Richman
9
10-
dividend
Portland
10-
27'Ac
27'/2c
22'Ac
9-18
1
45c
Richardson
3
$1.12%
$1.12V^
Tile
Stock
9-
9-30
1
Porter-Cable Machine
9-14
9-30
.
10-26
10-
5
9-18
$$1.50
...
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Sulphite & Paper Co.
Electric Tools
(quar.)
(1
(quar.)___
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
33A%.
preferred
(quar.)
9-18
12'Ac
9-3®
10-
1-2-60
12'Ac
conv.
3.60%
9-15
75c
25c
87'Ac
preferred A
(quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
9-11
9-30
933Ac
9-30
87'/2c
—.—
(quar.)
43A%
11-13
1
$1
Ry.
(quar.)
9-15
10-20
10-15
30c
%
&
Reynolds Metals,
4'A % 2nd pfd.
,
Huron
Portable
4
9-30
$2.50
Plough, Inc. (increased-quar.)—
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
Pomona
9-
30c
62'Ac
1
9
(resumed)—_
Revlon,
11-13
27'Ac
—
9-30
preferred
preferred
10r
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased)
Prestole
(quar.)
(quar.)
(accum.)
Debenture Co..
Ontario Steel
Products, Ltd., com.
7%
9-10
25c
10-
10c
Republic Foil Co.————————
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)_—
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Resistoflex Corp.
(initial)
9-10
1"
17'Ac
9-15
———
1
1
10-
25%
1
—.—————
10-
10-
$1.15
53'Ac
10-
Hour Valet
(quar.)
;
Omtario Beauty
Supply, Ltd.—
Ontario Loan
9-10
833Ac
$1.12'A
9-30
4'A%
1st preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Pratt & Lambert
(quar.)
2%
common
(Mass.)
9-10
57'Ac
10-
15c
$1.10 class A (quar.)
9-10
1
15c
Chicago
9-18
10-
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Insurance
1
35c
9-
$10c
UOc
Extra
11-13
10-
10-
&
9-30
10-
Old Town
Corp., 40c preferred
Oliver Corp.
,1
10-
25c
9
(quar.)—
Mfg.
invest¬
Plalnfield Union Water
Plastic
Applicators
Power
9-30
Electric,
Colony
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Potter
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
.4.24%
Old
7%
8
Stock
4%
12-
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-18
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
dividend—
Oklahoma Gas &
B
8-31
10-
$27c
?zvc
(quar.)____—
common)——_—
Reliance
Renold
$1.10
•;
9-30
25c
class A
preferred
preferred
Electric
10-15
10c
Common
9-
(accum.)
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
9*14
$20c
(quar.)
-
split
11-13
9-30
Northern
9-14
1
—
dividend
10
1
31'Ac
$1.25
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
9-30
Edison
4.40%
4.44%
4'A%
9-22
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
&
Stock
2
97'Ac
60c
_________
•Ocean
11-
25c
Ry. (quar.)—
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
Pltney-Bowes, Inc.—
'
20c
Cement—
Ordinary—■*.*»-
common
12-
56c
(quar.)
1
10-
preferred (quar.)——______——__
(Canada) Ltd. (2-for-l split sub¬
3'A%
—
$.328Va
Quarterly
Quarterly
preferred
40c
__—
(quar.)__
Northwestern National
Insurance Co. (Milw.)
Nova Scotia Light &
Power,
Noxzema Chemical,
$1.06
$1.06'A
—
Pickering Lumber (quar.)
10-
ject to stockholders approval Oct. 5)
9
(quar.)—
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
(quar.)
Phoenix Insurance
(Hartford) (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., com. (stock div.)
9- 3
10%
Portland
9-
87'Ac
—
9-29
$1.45
(quar.)
(quar.)
States
1
35c
(quar.)
10- 2
$1.37'A
—
preferred
Northwestern
10-
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
-
Port
Co.,
preferred
9-14
$37c
Reitman's
9-24
9-30
3.90%
9-28
1
$1.13
(quar.)
5Vi% pref. B
(quar.)__L___
Northland Utilities, Ltd.
(s-a)
Northrop Corp. (quar.)
Northwest Airlines, common
(quar.)
5Vt%
9
10-
$106'A
_—
Power, Ltd.—
preferred
Northern Telephone
5Vi%
9-30
10-
44c
(quar.)
preferred
9-18
45c
Income)
30c
V,
common
Northern States Power
(Minn.)
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
$4.08 preferred
(quar.)
$4.10 preferred
(quar.)—
$4.11
1
9-30
25c
common
9-14
1
Reece
9-30
(quar.)__
1
10-
stockholders
Reading Company, 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Corp. (Mass.) common
9-15
10-15
—
9-24
10-
stk. split approved by
1
3c
(quar.)
$62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$4.16
9-24
10-26
15c
^
preferred
Northern Plastics
Stock dividend
Northern Quebec
10-
8c
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Phllco Corp., 33A %
preferred A (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
Gas—
Telephone,
5
9
10-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
New York
Natural
1011-
50c
.—
(quar.)_
Northern Indiana Public Service—
•4.40% preferred
(quar.)
4»A% preferred (quar.)
.«
4%%
preferred (quar.)__
4.22% preferred (quar.)
Northern Insurance Co. of
6Vi% preferred
Northern Ohio
5%
9-11
3-for-l
9-10
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
8-31
9-25
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
9-30
183Ac
(quar.)__.
ment
4
1
—_______
(9c from capital income & 6c
from
9-15
(guar.)
preference
9-
10-
Philadelphia Fund—
9
Star Oil,
$2.50 preferred (1956
series)
N&rthcrn Illinois Gas,
common
5%
$1
9
1
common
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
9-15
1
10-
Coal
Gas
9-30
175/aC
—
9-18
9-24
10-20
--v—
(s-a)__
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Inc.
(guar.)———
Raymond International, Inc.—
/
Fibre—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
■
9-15
9-30
$1.31'A
com.
Co.,
9-15
9-30
9-15
1
75c
(quar.)
1
10-20
$27'Ac
(s-a)——————
Reliance
$1.16
common ..(quar.)
10-
*25c
Rapid American Corp.
(quar.)—
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6% pfd.
9-15
3 Va %
9-15
9-30
Milk
Common
9-15
Pfizer
'9-15
10-
Corp.
9-30
10-15
10-
1
4'A% preferred
(quar.)—-——.——
Fettibone-Mulltken Corp. (increased)
(Charles) & Co.
-
9-15
$1.02Va
Corp. (quar.)
Refractories (quar.)
American Van Lines
(quar.)
Penn Gas Co.
(quar.)
Shore
9-15
90c
American
North
9-30
$1.21'A
North American Aviation
Inc.
North
9-15
9-15
$15c
Ltd.
1st
10-
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
Pet
9-11
$15c
Mining
Norris-Thermador
North
1
1
9-30
(quar.)_—30c
Normetal
North
10-
85c
(quar.)___—_—-—
North
10-
15c
45c
—_
File
1st
$3.50
10#
$1.40
9-15
11-
85%
Nicholson
$3.50
9-30
————_
9-30
50c
(quar.93%c
Newport Electric Corp., 33A% pfd.
(quar.)__
Niagara Frontier Transit System
(quar.)_
Niagara Mohawk Power, common
(quar.)
3.40% preferred (quar.)—_
3.60% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)_
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
B
9-30
10-10
5%
—
9-18
9-18
$45c
(Wise.)—______—_—._
& Machinery, Inc., com.
$1.20 preferred A (quar.)—
Radio Corp. of America—
10-10
1
———
'
1.:
$1.50
Corn.
E.
9-30
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)_——
9-8.
2
10-
50c
Hydraulic
9-30
10-
_____
9-18
&
10-10
——
Permanente Cement (quar.)_
Pwrine Industries, class A
(quar.)
;__
Personal Industrial Bankers,
com.
(quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)—
9-11
T.
10-10
—
(quar.)
_v._________
preferred (quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.,
9-30
$1
Light, com. (quar.)_
(quar.)——_—__
(quar.)_
!
(quar.)——
;
10:
$2
—
Racine
§1.50
Publishing
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (lncreased-quar.)
Peoples Securities Corp.
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
:
Perfex Corp.
(stock dividend)——————
9-18
10-
R.
9-15
28 '/2C
——.————
933Ac
9-18
9-30
$22/2c
&
/ 9-30
8
^.......
.
common
Bearings, Ltd.,
Extra
10-15
10-10
12'Ac
Co.
common
Non-voting
R & M
$1.41
Penton
8-28
9-28
35c
9-18
37'Ac
Chemical
Voting
V
1
I-
C.)
Penobscot
9-11
-27-60
J.
class A
$1.54
(quar.)
9-
of
preferred (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd
Quincy Mining Co., common
9-13
(quar.)
preferred
approval
9-30
9-13
$1.133A
(quar.)
to
5 Va%
Line,
Co,
preferred
preferred
4
9-28
1
10-15
Dental Supply Co.—
preferred
preferred
9-
10-
Proof
(M. F.)
4.40%
3.35%
9-
10-
Pipe
Pennsylvania Power
-
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J,) Company,
3%%
preferred
Class
4.64%
Penney
50c
___—
Corp.
(Ohio)
6%
4
o
Gas—
&
Service
10-
10-
5%
___:
preferred
10-15
10-
$5
9-15
$1.25
preferred (quar.) —1—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
5%
__—______—________—
(quar.)
Mining Co.—
York
1
9-15
1
9-18
6%
9-15
10-
9-30
10-
9-18
—
;
.
.37'Ac
,
—
10-15
25c
Peabody Coal Co., common
Peninsular Metal Products,
10-
vl
30c
—
—
New
9-30
-•
9-11
$1.09
—
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
New York & Honduras Rosario
Electric
1
$1.183/4
...
(increased)
Interim
10-
9-29
10-
—
$1.01
10-15
1
10c
(quar.)
subject
split
4%
-IOC
quar.)
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)—_
Quebec Telephone Co., common (s-a).
5%
preferred (quar.)
9-25
10-15
Sulphur
Eastern
Rust
Patterson
9-15
$1.50
—-
New
New York State
9-10
1
Ltd.
-
(increase
stockholders.,Oct. 19)
preferred (quar.)
$1.13.
4% preferred (quar.)
Pantex Manufacturing
Corp.,
6% preferred (quar,)
9-25
10-
27 Vic
Telegraph
Insurance
Panhandle
2
9-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Auction
10-
Tubes,
Pan American
Parker
4% preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)______—
York
3
9-30
——
New Orleans Public Service—
t.36% preferred (quar.)
43A%
10-
(quar.)_°.—
:
Jersey Natural Gas, common
6%
preferred
(3-a)___.._,r:
,
New Jersey Power &
Light—
Stock dividend
Stock
dividend
9-15
10-15
27c
Assn.
pfd.
New
New
10-15
Page-Hershey
9-14
'(3-for-l
40c
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
New common (initial)
6%
preferred '(quar.)
•
Ltd., (quar.)
common
Quaker Oats Co..
1
10-
Pacific
1
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Water
10-
40c
Telephone Co., Ltd.
New England Electric System—
Increased
quarterly.
;
England
/*
10-
10-15
10-15
preferred (quar.).
4.52% preferred (quar.)
6.16% preferred (quar.)__
5.64%
preferred
(quar.)—
9-21
9-28
9-30
10-15
10-15
$1.12'A
_
j
9-21
$1.183A
Advertising (quar.)
Light Co., com. (quar.)
&
1 When
Holder$
Peuiabie of Rec.
17'Ac,
-
'
9-21
7 Vic
5%
Corp.—
Gas Pipeline Co. of America—
5%% preferred (quar.)
conv.
Pacific
Pacific
Natural
New
$4.75
9-30
10c
(quar.)
9-30
'
8%
9-30
20c
1
'.
1
$1.09
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
dividend)
Purity: Stores.
Pyle-National,
9-11
10-
9-30
50c
preferred
9-17
1
1
10-15
S^ore
Rer
'
(lncreased-quar.)\___^,___
Corp,-, Ltd.
(Stock
5^
$1.10
(quar.)_.!__
$4.75
Purex
..
10-
65c
(quar.)____
10-15
25c
National
10-15
preferred
preferred
10-
~
; Same of Company
9-15
.
$1.25
——
Express (quar.)
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd. (quar.)
10-
1
31'Ac
:
'.'J.,-V
'
-
9-18
1
37 Vic
;
70c
$4.40
National
Nationwide
$1
Intermountain
9-30
10-
10-
25C
Indemnity (quar.)—
Pacific
10-15
Holder*
Payable ot Kec.
10-26 /.
>
(quar.)—
Products (quar.)___——
1
invest¬
1
-
—
Electric
10-
4c
series-
Mfg.
&
*When
20c
(quar.).—
$4.50
National Steel Car Corp., Ltd.National Sugar Refining (quar.)
Neon
Hawaiian
10-
series
balanced
pfd.
31 "Ac
J
series
National Screw
Stock
Gas
Pacific
net
5%
31'Ac
Research-
distributions from
Co.,
Pacific
income
ment
Coast
■
20c
(quar.)—
preferred
Pacific
national
national
Glass
Shore
$1.3TVi
Co.
(quar.)___—
Pacific Coast Terminals (s-a)
Extra "
9-16
15c
Glass
4%
preferred
(quar.)_______—
Oxford Paper Co.
(quar.)
9-16
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Propane' Corp..—
5% 2nd preferred A (quar.)—
5% '2nd preferred B (quar.)
Owens-Illinois
9
10-
2
v.
Owens-Corning Fibre
4
1
Name of Company
Oregon Paramount Corp., 5'/a % pfd. (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement Co., class A-.i—
9-12
1
1010-
Pet
■V
9-12
tic
Class A (quar.)
___:
national Investors Corp. (from net incomenational Lead Co., 6% pfd. B (quar.)______
national Linen Service, common (quar.)
4'A%
1
10-
$8c
lie
iquar.
Monday, September. 28, 1959
.
Holder•
payable ot Red-
—
.
.
(quar.)
12'Ac
10-
1
9-17
.
-
5335
Number
190
Volume
','.,/
^
Inc.:—
American Shares,
Selected
6c
Servel,
$1,31 V4
(quar.
$5.25 preferred
Inc.,
—35c
Setdq Leather Co.-l——Trust of
Boston—
,
40c
Gas-Corp., »quar.v___—_t._, ■*
Shamrock-Oil ■&
Shareholder's
a
on
10- 1
10- I
10-1
Corp. of America
(quar.)—,—.—
Shawmut Association (quar.)
•
Sheraton
Sha^iaigan -Water & Power—
4% preferred A (quar.)r_
•
4%.%- preferred B (quar.)—_________ i
of Canada, Ltd.—-
Stop
•
Sept.
,
9-2
9- 2
Common
Shulton,
Glass
25c
B
(quar.)__.—.,,
Btewittg Co.^ (quar.'i__
Silverwood Dairies Ltd., class A. (quar.)
.
Sicks
6c
$15c
Rainier
__—
$15c
20c
\ Skonandoa Rayon Corp.-—
;
-5%- class? A preferred (quar.
B
(quar.)____
Corp._.
Paper
.
(Howard)
$2
—<
50c
»
.
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
10-1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
9-30
10-1
9-15
9-15
_
preferred (quar.)
Bonotone
Corp.,
>
$1.25
7c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)——
preferred
$1.55
12*,2c
•
preferred
3lV4c
3834c
$1.38
—;
5 % % preferred (quar.)____
Atlantic Gas Co,-, common (quar..
Paper Co.,
Sorg
10- 1..
10- 1
9-11
J.4.50% preferred (quar.)
)
—i
56*4c
.5%. preferred (quar.)——.___—62 %c
South Georgia Natural Gas, common (quar.)
12%c
$6 /preferred (quar.)—.——r——
•
$150
South Jersey .Gas Co.- (quar.)—__:—________
22 %c
«
10- 1
10- 1
50c
South Penn Oil
South
,
South
8%,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
$5
Southam
9-30
Inc.
(quar,)-Southeastern Public Service*
15c
10-12
Telephone
10- 1
9-30
10-31
9-18
9-18
10- 5
9- 5
9- 5
10- 5
10-5
(quar.)
65c
Original preferred (quar.)
—____
4.32%
preferred (quar.) __—
4.43%
preferred
(quar.)
—_—________
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)_
65c
27c
28c
28%c
9-30
9-30
10-31
$62(/2c
$$1.50
Participating$$1
11-16
10-15
10-15
9-30
11- I
10-20
9-18
9-19
9-10
10-15
11- 2
11- 2
10- 9
27%c
27%c
27)2C
25c
34c
55c
15c
11- 2
11- 2
10- i
10- 1
10-15
9-30
10- 9
common
Southern*Canada Power Co.,(Ltd.—
-
Common '(quar.)__.____—_—_______
;
preferred
6%.^ participating
."5Va%
Power,
Nevada
Southern
(quar.)
$1.20
preferred
27%c
(quar.)__
common
—
(quar.)
Southern Nevada Power Co., common
5%%
40c
...
com.
(quar.)
preferred
•*'
,
,..
(quar.)—
preferred
4 80%
(quar.)____—
com.
(quar.)—
Southern
preferred
(quar.)
New England Telephone
Telephone,
(quar.)—
Southern
Oxygen
Nevada
Southern
5.44%
(quar.)
Co.
.
trust
Southland Paper Mills
$1.50
$1.16(4
$1.25
_______
'
5%
-
preferred tquar.)
Southwestern
Life
9-15
9-15
9-19
9-13
—.—________
(Dallas)—
Insurance
Quarterly—
~ 9-15^'
11-30
9-20
9-16
9-1.6
9-16
v,
45c
:
—
10-1
.10-12
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
,
(quar-)
dividend'—
(quar.)—_
International JEtR.- (quar.)—— 1
Quarterly
_l_'l
:
r
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance—
Common .' fquar,)
—
—
Spokane
.
,
.
..'$6.50
$2-85 prior preferred
(accumulative)
Standard-Codsa-Thatcher ' (quar.t .___
•
Standard Financial Corp...common
„
.
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_„
Standard Fruit <& Steamship
S3
B
(quar.)——
preferred
334
6<c
4
(quar
Mfg.,
Paper
preferred
Standard Paving
—
9334c
(quar.t—$1
75c
)
common
(quar.)
& Materials.
Standard. ProDirti"s. Inc._
—:—:—
Standard Radio, Ltd, (quar.)—_______
S'tAic'tural Steei, Ltd
Standard
5%
—
convertible preferred (quar. »_
Home Products (quar.)
—.—
Stanley
S.)
Starrett'
(L.
Starrett
Corp.,
50e
State
2nd
Co.
Insurance
Life
Lithograph
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred iquar.)
Stecher-Traung
—
(quar.)
pfd
.'
preferred (quar.)
Capital
:
(quar.t—
convertible
50c
Ltd.
Bros.
Corp.
(quar.t__
(quar.)
Sterling Brewers. Inc.
(quar.)—
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
Precision Corp., 5%
5%- preferred
C
(quar.)
81 Stern Textiles,
4 V2 %
Stetson
Inc., com.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(John
B.)
Stix-Baer-Fuller
7%
pfd. A (quar.)
class A (initial)-
Sterling Television,
4V'2%
10- !
10-1
10- 8
, 9-28
9-1
Co.,
,
9-21
0-18
8-19.
.
$0 1719
50c
20c
12V2C
12V2C
_
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
12-21
9-30
9-30
12-31
15c
35c
11.25
11.25
$30c
10- 1
10- 2
,
•<.
9-10
9-14
9-17
9-17
9-17
12- 7
9-15
'9-18
12-15
9-11
9-11
(N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Sterling
Stern
9-30
9-13
9-13
25c
(quar.)_^
5%
Stedman
120c
12l-c
$15c
..,.'$150.
"
Corp.—
Standard Thomson
,
,9-?5
Ltd.—-
(initial)—
New common
9-13
9-25
tO-15
10-1
10-1
15c
,
9-13
9-18
(OhiO)s
Oil Co.
Standard
Standard
9-21
9-21
11-20
10- 1
10-10
10-10-:'
Standard Holding Corp.,
Class
9-14
10- 1
10-1
25c.. 10-1
40c .., 12.-1,
11c
9-30
184)0
9-30
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
—...
75c
class A (quar. t—L5c
participating
9- 4 1
9- 4
9-21
10- 1
10- I
9-30
20c
—
75c
"■
9-14
10- 1
3-13
9-14
12- 1
12-15
50c
——
Standard Dredging Corp., common upectf^
$1.60 convertible
preferred (quar. »■
!—
10-20
10- 1
10- l
25c
$1.63 .',25c.
preferred, (quar.) '.
D Company, (quar.)———————
StahLMeyer Iiic,—»
.
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-15
3%'
$1.12*2
30c
30c
Square
*
10-20
,
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock
Speiry Rand Cprp., iVz.'t ,pfd.
.
10-20
—92l/2c
11- 1
97Vac
11- I
4.15% preferred
(quar.)
$1.033/4
11- 1
4,40%
preferred (quar.)—;—
—
$1.10
11- I
4 60%' preferred
(quar.) ———L___—
$1.15
11- i
4.36%
preferred, iquar.)—^i__
27l/4b
U- 1
4.40%, preferred ($25 part ;(quar.i—
^27'/2C "lir 1
Sovereign Investors— '.
• '''
1 »
,/ '
Quarterly from net investment income—
15c
9-29
3.90%/preferred
'J-rf
10-1
10-1
10- 1
$1.07
(quar.)
(quar.)____.
preferred
4,65% ;.preferred
10-9
10- 1
J2-10
10- 1
$2
si
(s-a
(s-a)——
Southwest Natural Gas, $6 pfd. (quar.)^
Southwestern Electric Power Co.—
4.28%
-
10-9
.■'
Railway Co.,
Mobile & Ohio stofck
Southern
,
10-31
(quar. )______
Indiana Gas & Elec.,
Southern
"
•
9-25
20c
22%c
(quar.)..
(quar.)—
California. Edison,
Southern
(quar.)__
40c
12Vic
12J/2C
IVic
15c
56c
57c
10-15
12- 1
11- 1
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
1-1-60
10- 1
9-30
11-13
10-16
10- 1
9-21
9-11
12-14
9-15
Co.—
1st preferred
(quar.)
;—
43V4C
9-30
(reduced
Corp.
Gas Transmission
preferred
4.25%
preferred
9-15
quar.)_
preferred
preferred
Gas
4V4%
4.65%
4.72%
4.90%
5.10%
•5.12%
5.25%
Natural
Tennessee
Telechron
Class
10- 1
9-4
12c
9-28
10- 1
9-11
9-1®
8-31
9-15
9-15
United
10-15
10- 1
9-15
9-21
9-18
(From
37Vic
60c
$1.06V4
35c
common
Co.
Fund
(K.
Industrial
(Brooklyn,
Y.)—
N.
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Electric
$5.08
(quar.)
$4.56
$1.25
preferred
$4.84
preferred
Utilities Co.
$1.25
$1
$1.14
$1.19
_______
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.76
30c
Pipeline (quar..)—
(quar.)—
Light Co., $4 pfd.
&
Power
——
$1.21
(quar.)
________
(quar.)____—_______"
44c
5%
..
25c
"31*40
31 Vic
(stock dividend)
4% preferred (quar.)———;—
Textron, Inc., common (quav.)__—
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
Textiles.-Tncrr common
Thomas & Betts Co.
Class
class
Mills
Thomaston
dividend
convertible
Tool
Power
100%
—_—._—
Co.—
preferred
Co.
Markets;
Thorofare
25c
—.____
__i_,
Thompson-Starrett
17Vic
(accumulative)-
40c
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
preferred B (quar.,)_
:—
—3lV4c
preferred (initial series)
31 Vic
Thrift Investment Corp. (quar.)
—
12Viv
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., 4Vi% pfd. A (quar.)
$1.12%
5%
preferred B «quar,l_^
Oil Co.. $1.20 preferred
Tidewater
Finance,, class
Time
Timely
30c
13c
(quar,)-—
A
Inc.,-
Clothes,
$1.06*4
—
(quar.)__
25c
—
-———
-
f25c
Tip-Top Canners Ltd., class A (s-a>_
Tobln packing Co, (quar.)
Toronto General Trusts (quar.i
Ltd.,
Star,
Toronto
preferred
5%
20c
f40c
t75c
(quar.)—
40c
25c
Torrlngton Co. (quar.)—____—
——_
Torrington
Mfg.
(quar.)—
—.—_
Tower Acceptance Corp., class A (quar.)
Corp.
Towmotor
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_:—_——__——
B
4*/a%
preferred
5%
8c
25c
t60c
t60c
——-—■——
Traders Finance Corp.,
Class
Transauerica
Class
A
(quar,)_
Corp.
Transportation
Transue
—f---
20c
(quar.i—
Corp,
Products
7Vic
Forging
(quar.)
Tri-Continental
$2.70
25c
62Vic
30c
common
(quar.)—
Salle
Street
U.
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
B
&
Securities
capital gains and 15c from orincome
\
U. S. Gypsum Co., com. (increased-quar.)__
S.
10- 2
9-30
10- \
9-22
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
9-30
10-13
10-15
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
9- 4
9-4
9-15
9-10
9-20
9-15
9- 4
9-30
9-16
10- 1
9-16
9-28
9-18
11-16 - 11-10
10- 1
9-16
10- 1
9- 8
10- 1
9-8
10- 1
9-8
10- 1 i ,• 9- 8
10-30
10- 2-
10- 1
10-15
,..9-30
10- 1>10- 1
10-1
Transit Co.—
prior preferred
(quar.)__
Twin City Rapid Transit Co.—
I 5% conv. prior preferred (quar.)
Twin Coach Co., $1.50 conv
pfd. (quar.)—
U.
5*/2%
Udylite
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
Underwriters Trust
—
(N. Y.)
U.
U.
S.
Shoe Corp.
S.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
U.
7%
U.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Union
Gas
(Canada) Ltd.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
5V2 % preference A (quar.) _:
$3.70
$3.50
,
Union Investment
Pacific RR.,
Union
4%
preferred (quar.)
S.
Sugar
Trust
S.
70c
United
Twist
Drill
Artists
United
Utilities,
United
Whelan
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
13.50
preferred
(quar.)_
Universal-Cyclops Steel (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
$3.50
8%
preferred
Upjohn
(quar.)
20c
33c
25c
10- 5
9-18
10- 2
9-2
9-15
30c
11- 2
$1.25
10-15
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
Sugar
Power
(s-a)
Light Co.
&
(increased)-.
Utility Appliance Corp., $1
Van
Camp
Sciver
Food
Sea
Van
(quar.)
conv. pfd.
(increased)
(J.
5%
class A
Vendo
Company,
$2.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
Railway—
Virginian
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
Vulcan
Corp.,
$4.50
Baking
Walker
&
Walker
Co.,
:
I
i.
preferred
conv.
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Corp., 7% pfd. (accum.»__
(quar.)
$2.50 class A (quar.)__
Gooderhain
(H.)
Quarterly
Street
Wallace
&
Worts,
&
Investing
Tiernan,
Corp.
Baking,
—_
Corp.
_J
Inc.
(quar.)_
(increased)
common
<
15c
i5c
Voc
15c
75c
$1.12
,
10- 5
9-12
9-12
->
9-19
9-17
9-17
.
11-2
2-1-60
5-2-60
8-1-60
9-30
9-30
$1.75
25c
62Vic
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
135c
6c
37%c
20c
20c
10-16
9-30
10-16
.
1-15
4-15
7-15
9-15
9-15
9-18
9-15
9-4
Ltd.—
______—.—
(Jim)
Walter
Ward
:
System
Waldorf
Wall
$3
preferred
Wagner
5614c
f75c
25c
8 7'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Works,
Chemical
Victor
15c
10-15
...
..
•
(quar.)
common
preferred
Ltd.
Vlau.
B.) Co.—
preferred (quar.)
—
(resumed quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
Warner
Company
(quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
$1.37%
25c
9-25
9-11
9-21
9-16
9-14
9-14
10- 1
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
4% %
(stock dividend)
"C" (quar.)_.—
Waste
King Corp., common
preferred
Waukesha Motor
(quar.)
convertible
6%
Extra
—
-
Mills
Knitting
Wayne
Webcor,
Inc.
-
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Heater
(quar.)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
4.20%
4
Vi %
preferred
(quar.)___/__
preferred
preferred
10-15
10- 1
Western
Electric
Co.
9-16
9-15
9-15
8-29
Western
Grocers
Ltd.,
4%%
Virginia
West Virginia
$1.05
$1.02%
:
Pulp
Water Service, com.
preferred
Class
7%
preferred
Western
Co.,
common
(quar.)
—
,
Massachusetts Cos.
5%
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Natural
Precipitation
12- 1
10- 1
:—
(quar.)
9-15
11-12
9-14
10- 1
9-14
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
10-15
62Vic
$1.50
Plywood, Ltd., class B (quar.)
A
9-21
9-15
10-15
$1
com
Western
Class
9-10
9-30
J50c
(quar.)
Western
Western
9-14
10- 1
90c
A
Securities
Gas,
9-30
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-15
9-15
9-21
$35c
clatft
Maryland Ry.,
9- 9
•' 9-28 '■* " 9- 9
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10c
(quar.)
Insurance
'
35c
(quar.)
Casualty & Surety
A
.1%
$1.25
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
Western
4%
■
9-15
9-8
9-28
17c
(quar.),.-
9-21
9-21
9-21
10- 1
30c
Telephone Co:__.
preferred
Western
9-12
9-12
.10- 1.
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)_!
Paper
dividend
Western Carolina
6%
&
preferred (quar.)
$1.40
9-12
10-15
10-15
10-15
$1.12%
(quar^)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
West Texas Utilities.,.4.40%-pfd.
$4.50
9-11
Power—
preferred
Stock
9-18
9-30
$1 05
$1.12%
(quar,i)
JO- 1
Penn
4.10%
$5
9- 4
10- 1
40c
$1.02%''
cquar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)__
C
B
4.20%
West
12-10
9-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
t$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
Electric, ommon
Penn
4.10%
West
9-30
'12-21
10- 1
Kootenay Power & Light Ltd.—
7%
,
10- 1
10- 1
25c
36c
—
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-10
9-10
9-21
9-21
10- 1
11c
(quar.)
Electric
Wesix
10- 1
10-20
11-15
10- 1
2%
26*,4c
50c
50c
50c
15c
Wellington Fund (from net investment inc.)
Stores
9-18
9-15
11- 2.
10- 2
10-31
10- 1
10- 1
Upson Company
Utah
9-10
9-30
16c
10c
Department
9-30
10- 1
9-18
8-28
8-28
9- 4
11-13
10-18
1-18
9-14
10- 9
12%c
Western
40C
12- 8
(quar.)
Company
Utah-Idaho
9-15
10- 9
9-18
9-16
9-8
9-8
9-18
1- 4
10- 1
10-15
10-15
9-30
11-30
11- 1
2-1-60
9-30
11- 2
(quar.)
Products Co
Universal Oil
9-15
9-15
9-30
;
(quar.)
com.
10- 1
10- 1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.,
preferred
conv.
5%
(increased)
Corp.
(quar.)
Y.)
9-18
9-17
11- 2
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
preferred (s-a)
Union
(N.
Stockyards
United
West
10-20
10-20
10-20
9-18
12- 8
Extra
U.
West
10-20
9-21
9-29
12-21
(quar.)
Corp.
Quarterly
10- 1
10- 1
tlOc
$69c
15c
30c
20c
(quar.)
common
:
(quar.)
-9-18
$1
$1.12'/2
92Vic
87Vic
10-15
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—
U.
9-15
10-19
fl5c
41c
9-21
9-25
10- 1
33c
7Vic
87%c
87Vic
25c
50c
2nd preferred (quar.)
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
preference A (quar.)
S.
Rubber
Reclaiming
(initial).
S. Servateria Corp.
(quar.)
S.
5%
9-30
11- 2
10- 1
10- 1
9-28
11-16
11-16
31-16
11-16
Acceptance Corp. Ltd., com—
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)
Union Electric Co., com.
(increased quar.)_
Union
9-15
10- 1
10-15
10-16
$1
17Vic
17Vic
:
4'/2%
U.
9-14
$2
?7%c
(quar.)
10- 1
12v2c
12%c
30c
•
shs.
proposed 4-for-l split on the com.
Plywood Cord., com. (quar.)
334% preferred A (quar.)
334%
preferred B
(quar.)
7*/2C
13%c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-10
9-21
9-j21
9-21
9-21
a
on
S.
Western
U-Tote'M, Inc., common
11-24
10- 9
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
S2
29
12-11
9-10
30c
30c
Oct.
on
1-1-60
10-1
87Vic
vote
will
9-4
9-25
62Vic
preferred (s-a)
Playing Card Co
S.
Stockholders
9-4
10- 1
10- 1
50c
9334c
9334c
$1.12%
fquar.)
A
10- 1
22%c
$1
pfd.
4*/2%
U.
i;
•
$1.75
56V4c
:
(quar.)
preferred
Industries, Inc., 4%%
S. Lines Co. (N. J.)—
S.
62*2C
37*/2C
.
9-4
1
9- 3
9-8
9-8
9-21
30c
Extra
7%
U.
9-30
9-16
9-18
10- 1
.
/'f
net
dinary
9-15
9-4
9-10
9-25
10- 9
9-18
60c
Foreign
from
25c
10c
10c
40c
/
'
(quar.)
10- 1
8c
62*/2c
(quar.)
City Rapid
convertible
5%
Class
i
(quar.)
62V2C..*.; 10- 1
Fund—
(2Vs
cents
from net investment
income
and 5V2 cents from securities profits)—
Twin.
8-19
9-15
Investors
Century
La
-
10- 1
25c
10%
class A
Co.,
9-13
1116
10c
Quarterly
South
10-9
10- 9
10- 9
9-1
8-22
10-15
9-30
10- 6
10- 6
9-30
(Bait.)—
11-25
67*4c
25c
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Trust Co. of New Jersey (Jersey City) —
Twentieth
9-24
10- 9
Foil
S.
Corp.—
—
Corp.,
preferred
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-14
America—
of
(quar.)—
Williams Steel
&
t$1.12Vi
:J5PC
Quarterlv
Trico
9-15
9-15
11-16
dividend)
9-18
9-21
9-18
12-18
9-24
10- 2
10- 2
10-30
dividend
Stock
6%
5%
4 '/4 %
10- 1
10- 1
12-15
10- 1
9-30 <
11- 2
11-2
11- 2
11- 2
10- 1
9-30
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-18
(quar.)
(H. I.) Fibre Glass
Thompson
(John R.) —
30c
9-30
10-15
9-23
25c
Thompson
Thor
10-20
11- 2
11- 2
11- 2
11- 2
(quar.)_—12Vic -10-15
20c
25e
—
(quar.)-:—_—
A
(quar.)
B
Stock
12-18
10- 1
9-15
9-15
9-15
"9-15
9-15
9-30
(quar.)
Industries,
Thomas
12-18
9-15
12- 4
12- 4
9-16
$1.27
$5 preferred (quar.)
Texas & Pacific Ry. (quar.)
Texas
10- 1
$1.24
$1.35
(quar.)
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Texas
9-11
9-11
(quar.)
Milling (stock
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
New common (initial-quar.)
9-11
10- 1
10- 1
10101010101010-
(quar.)
S.
8-11
(
9-11
9-11
9-11
9-11
9-11
9-11
9-11
$1.14
$1.16
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)___——
preferred
preferred
5.40%
U.
Transmission,
Gas
4.96%
10-1
2%
2%
$1.50
$$1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
$4
Service,
preferred
preferred
preferred
10-15
10-1
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Chemical
S.
9-19
9-8
9-11
2-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-9
9-9
12-15
9-10
9- 9
9- 9
9-9
9-21
Aluminum
Machinery,
$1
< 10- 1
$1 " 10- 2
$2.50
10-10
$2.50 1-10-60
12%c
9-30
62V2C
11- 2
37*/2C
11- 2
100%
11-17
(Subject to approval of stkholders Oct. 14)
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., 4%
preferred (quar.)
$4.64
Texas
:
6%
$4.56
6%
U.
10- 1
(stock dividend)
Power,
Canada,
Texaco
Lines
Gas
Shoe
U.
.
__„
Pacific
United
9-10
9-30
-
(quar.)__
Canal
&
RR.
Quarterly
United
8-31
9-12
25c
United Life & Accident
Jersey
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
11c ":
income)
Bank
Quarterly
New
9-11
C.)—
investment
net
(s-a)
(quar.)
9-30
$1.02Vi
$1.06y4
$1.12%
$1.15
$1.16
$1.16V4
$1.18
$1.22Vi
$1.27Vi
$1.28
$1.31 V*
class A (stock dividend)—_
Mfg.,
B
Telluride
$4
f75c
—
(quar.)_
preferred
United
Fund
Improvement,
Illuminating
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
208
Gas Corp.
United
U.
(quar.)
Texas
United
Co.;—
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
$4.50
25c
common
Aircraft
4.60%
9-14
,,
:
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
9-16
9-28
(quar.)______
4.10%
.
9-14
10-1
9-16
50c
Southdown,
Southeastern
9-28
10-15
9-30
+60c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
9-15
9-10
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)
Puerto Rico Sugar Co., com. (reduced)
preferred.(quar,)__.—_—•_■
4%%
Pittsburgh Water,
10-1
9-30
B
Tennessee
•••*
9-21
9-21
Inc.—
Income
2Vi % 3-15-60
33c
10- 1
62Vic ; 10- 1
717/8C
10- 1
$15c
10- 1
$50c
10- 1
$2
12-28
30c
10- 1
40c
9-30
40c
9-30
$1.25
10- 1
10c
10-13
_
(quar.)
common
(G.), Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fibre Co., preferred (s-a)
Taylor Instrument Co.
(quar.)_^
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio, cl. A (quar.)
Temco
9-11
10-15
15c
—
11- 2
Inc.,
Tamblyn
Class
9-11
20c
—__
(stock dividend)
Broadcasting
(James),
-
4%
9-15
preferred (quar.)_______
South Carolina Electric & Gas, com.
(quar.)
Taylor
9-15
10-1
5%
..
15c
25c
(quar.)_,
Accumulative
United
22Vic
40c
$7c
15c
quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
53/t%
preferred (quar.)__.
9- 2
9-15
Funds,
United
United
$$1.25
62Vic
5%
•
Storage
9-15
$35c
(increased
Co.
Company
Industries
Talcott
9- 2
9- 2
$1.25
32*ic
South
.
Rubber
&
Taft
Cold
12-16
9-18
9-18
8-31
by stockholders)
Symington Wayne Corp.
..
10- 8
10- 1
10- 1
.9-30
.
(quar.)
Window, class A
Switson
9-30
__4_—25c
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)
$70c
Sommers Drug Stores Co., common (quar.)—
10c
Aircraft
Solar
j.
preferred
Swift
9-30
10-30
10-30
10-15
10- 1
$30c
$50c .
—
(quar.)
preferred
United
10-14
9-18
9-19
9-19
11- 2
10- 1
10- 1
1C- 1
10- 1
1-1-60
9-28
9-30
10-15
13%c
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% preference A (quar.)
9-28
Inc.__
(quar.)
Propane, Ltd.,
Swan
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
9-21
6%
.
'
10- 1
8cV. 10- 1
(quar.)__
Valu Stores, 5% preferred (quar.)
Susquehanna Corp. (2-for-l split approved
/"
Mills, Ltd.—
Paper
(quar.)^
Common
-.
:
of Canada
Super
9-15
10- 9
9-25
9-8
10- 1
■
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (1958 series)
United
Superior
(initial quar.)
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)
.9-15
-
9-8
10- 1
25c
$1.25
15c
$1.13
t$l.25
$$1.25
35c
18c
5c
(quar.)_
:
(quar.)
Mining
Superior
^
10-1
10-1
11- 2
10-15
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
40c
11- 2
Stock dfvidend—__i—2%
.11- 2
Extra
^
40c
11- 2
Smith
Sunshine
$1.40
10- 1
America—
of
Co.
preferred
Cities Gas—
5%%
-
(quar.)
Corp.
Fund,
Sunrise
8-28
preferred (quar,$1.25
Slateir-(N*.) &, Co. Ltd., common (quar.) —
$30c
S2.12 preferred (quar.)_
—
$53c
•J
Sunbeam
8-28
10-10
5%^ prior
''
.
A (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
9-10
-
;r
Quarterly
0-7
9- »
9-15
h.—$1.25
Class
-
Simplex
"
28),
Sun Life Assurance Co.
10- 9
11- 2
10-1
10- 1
10-1
9-29
10-1
10-1
10-20
+45c
(quar.)
preferred. «(quar.)/
L.—$$1.75
Inc., class A (quar.)—
,_—
25c
-IS*',
,
,
United
10c
Strawbridge & Clothier, common
$5 preferred (quar.)
Sun
Chemical
Corp.,
common
"
$4.50
9-8
each share
for
share
"9- 8
25c
(quar,):
(quar.)__
(one
9-8
10- 1
10- 1
subject to approval of stockholders
held,
Sherwin-Williams Co.
1
dividend
10- 1
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Biscuit
United
15c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
second
Inc.
Shop,
&
Stock
9-lo
*0- 2
9-17
10- 2
10- 2
30c
50V4C
/_•'
-
preference
prior
convertible
Name
5%
5%
(quar.)
com.
____-
dividend
5%
9-30
10- 1
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.
,
stock
5%
9-lo
'
dividend
Extra
.9"2;
10-30
9-30
11- 2
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25c
15c
25c
Stock
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Name of
t.
9-30
9-15
10-30
■
net investment income-——__——
Sharon' Steel Corp.
(quar,)_____—,.
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r-:
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.
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'
-
investment income
Prom
t.
-
When
Per
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.
'
Name of Company
51
(1339)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,(1340)
.
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
~T
When
Per
Name of
Company
Tablet
Western
Common
(quar.)
Share
■■
35c
—>
—,———
5%
Inc.
$1.25
5%
Paper
1
tl7'/2C
10-
1
50c
1011-
2
11-
2
75c
preferred
$4.25
10-
1
10-
1
9«
preferred
10-
1
WlHiams-McWilliams
6-:ock
1
Wilson
Co..
&
10-
$1.06%
1
Wilson-Jones
Willson
10-
1
20c
11-16
—
Co.
2
6%
(1897)
preferred
Public
1
9-16
10-
1
9-
4
1-4-60
1210-
9
35c
11-
1
$1.06%
10-
1
Oil
9-30
1
Wood,
Wood
5%
Lothrop,
preferred
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
$$1.50
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
$$1.12%
York
$1.25
9-29
tl5c
10-15
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)
preferred
($50
11-
2
5%
preferred
preferred
10-
1
10-
1
9-30
1
Net
1
Jewelry
1
1
The
to
•Transfer
books
in
a
Less
y
tax
Previously
British
date
$1.25
10-
1
1
of
Clesco
income
in
U.
date
record
S.
this
tax
funds,
income
is
9-11
less
15%
the
$297,979
<"$76,936
N'
period
Inc.,
24-hour
date
to
in
in
100.000
1958
of
engaged
is
in
coin-operated
49
cents
compared
as
of
under
selling
the
and
Canadian
share
per
of
June 30,
on
made
for
stock
common
189,
based
are
535,240
on
William
corrected
to
Fund, Inc.—Proposes Acquisition
investment
has
company
applied
the
to
SFC
for
Under
to
tax.
agreement
an
acquire
with
to
substantially
total
a
shades
value
the
of
Federated
share
of
be
Fund
all
the
of
stock.
into
companies,
cash
of
as
The
determined
stock
two
the
$1,854,000
Fund's
will
the
of
between
and
June
number
by
the
of
1959
the
the
of
in
shares
net
asset
of
,190,
Federated
assets
to
Pacific
Gas
Transmission
Co.
to
assets
190,
The
be
properties
theatrical
oversubscribed and the
PROCEEDS—Net
•certain
debts,
expansion
for
of
books
proceeds
research
operations
of
and
and
of
corporate
the
allied
in 1957, with offices
manufactures and sells
company
accessories.
United
States.
Distribution
Canada
EARNINGS—Net
were
$774,104.
and
sales
Net
of
the
in
company's
New
stock
products
of
income
was
11-month
period
to
May
31
of
1959
422.400
Norfolk
&
shares
this
of
outstanding.—V.
Western
Ry.—Bidding
was
announced
Pi esident
for
°n
trust
on
finance,
Sept.
Sept.
that
23
°fcfc- I fo1' the purchase
has been
ceitincates
by
bidding
Hamilton
scheduled
postponed
M.
be
to
Redman,
received
ment
Withdrawn
$500
$1,000.
attached
were
The
and
registered
debentures
form,
Warrants
to
each
entitled
are
and
for
the
See
also
V.
190,
of
the
SEC
on
(par 10 cents)
July
was
29
an
firm
a
underwriters
commitment
to
purchase
the
selling stockholders the respective
(with attached stock purchase
of
shares
common
stock set
below
named
from
the
principal
company
amounts
warrants)|and the
forth
have
below"
of
Principal
Lester,
Ryons
&
Co..
Shares of
Com. Stock
from
from
Selling
Company
Stockholders
20,000
This
located
company,
at
Co.—Registers
2223
for
of
cumulative
public
sale
Co.,
preferred
^through
an
on
stock,
underwriting
byl
headed
group
price,
and
Blyth
proceeds
the
from
cost
Construction
material
of
the
the
27,
part
expenses
Federal
&
Other
income
sale
of
to
require
Gas
of. the
company
$60,400,000 cash
and
its
and
subsidiaries
the
and
prospectus states
sinking
of
Interim
1960
fund
to
that
debentures
complete
financing
with
Net
use
of
in
the
bank
the
in
company
the
latter
financing of
loans
will
te
also
proposes
part
the
of
& Telegraph Co.-
The
that,
the
4,
Nov.
IB.
the
Oper.
-Earnings—
p.
673.
of
negotiated
through
the
of
the
for
sale
all
com¬
in
some
franchised
of
prints
be
to
$25,000
Leon
other
next
used
of
make
$64 000
used
next
will
for
cash
a
be
Epstein;
the next
and
$250,000
to
will
The
Lennar
notes;
additional
an
the
and
first
working capital.
payable
certain
will
be
work¬
payment
an
Sand
corporation
Corp.—Plans
Sept.
on
22
2-for-l
voted
to
Stock
recommend
to
two-for-
a
■
•
.
a
year
for
from
the
and
shareholders,
split
1,000.000
and
to
be
held
Oct.
increasing
the
of
common
shareholders
fixed at Oct. 7,
shareholders,
certificates
to
on
2,500,000.
determination
the meeting was
by
of
proposed
the
for
the
1959. It is expected
will become effective
shares will be mailed on
split-up
new
1959.
J.
stock,
would
meeting
^the
snares
date
at
special
a
upon
common
1959,
Woods,
stated that if the split is
approved,
declare a 25 cent
quarterly dividend on the
January, 1960.
This would be equivalent to $2
present stock, compared with $1.80 now in
effect, and.
the
on
be
at
p.
President,
intend
payable
190,
—V.
to
in
annual
an
dividend
rate
of
$1
share
a
or
the
stock.
new
93.
Pet Milk
Months
1959—7 Mos.—1953
Co.
(&
Ended
Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings Off—
30—
June
1959
1958
1957
$91,186,339
$39,396,890
$90,029,717.
taxes
2,918.877
2,766,965
2,070,357
1,560,000
1,436,000
1,069,000
1
$1,358,877
$1,330,965
$1,001,357
924.122
462,061
440,059
70,000
73,000
$1.30
$1.26
sales—
Earnings
Federal
343.218.837
11,547.000
10.002.000
75.165,000
55,505,000
7,602,718
58,608,106
49,925,410
income
Number
9,065,734
before
Number
Fed.
income
taxes
$523,860,362
356.967.797
$14,438,503
$12,846,070
$95,099,915
12,017,799
10,433,852
79.807.767
Net
6afhihgs__a^i_ait%i=.—
of
shares
common
of
preferred shares
60,935.464
674.
•
share.
common
a
—
Quarter Ended June 30—
$75,2U,145
N*|t
1959
sales
Earnings
before
income
after
♦
Fed.
income
76,000
$0.90
1958
1957
$46,299,090 $44,286,591 $42,003,354
2,260,347
2,285,600
1,251,956
1 220,000
1,171,000
627,000
taxes
taxes
$370,000
$343,000
$681,000
taxes,
653,000
494,000
1.262,000
Net-
162,000
298,000
78.000
67,000
153,000
130,000
5,000
—V.
188,
p.
$89,000
share.—
i273.
stock split
1957.—V.
31,
Pepsi-Cola
Dossin
houses,
Cola Co.
Food
founded
on
Executive
5,000
per
dividends
outstanding
common
300,000
lease¬
income*-;!
preferred
shares
$1,114,600
$1.04
$1.12
share—
on
and
June
based
30,
in
1959,
all
giving
in January 1959, and 5%
189,
periods
on
effect
stock
$624,956
$0.58
924,122
to
the
com¬
2-for-l
dividend distributed
1025.
p.
1,014,000
167,000
sold
Earnings
$1,040,347
cbmmon
a
Dec.
before
mining
$640,000
earnings
After
mon
deprec., depletion, etc.
Deprec., depl. & amort.
of intangible assets—
hold
Net
•Earned
from
feldspar
by-products
on
1959—6 Mos—1958
from
rev.
Loss
Subs.)—Earnings—
1959—3 Mos.—1958
roy¬
operations
and
Net
received
(&
program.
fi¬
in
sale,
Thereupon
Glass
vote
directors
$585,840,818
taxes
includ.
rev.
alties
early
permanent
company's
-
-
until
are
cases
engaged
notes
notes
exercise
called
to
William
new
48,765.296
Period End. June 30—
Oper.
or
the
■
approved
Federal
$17 800 000
and
of
leasing certain of its film
stations, theaters
and
non-
company
balance
capital.
this
to vote
if
$79,216,084
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.
Co
issue
dissolved)
of
other
stock
6%
pay
payment of
record
Nov.
Net
'
tin
to
p.
the
of
to
the
the
.
board
52.396,906
charges
190,
1959
construction
used
nancing of the program has been completed.—V.
190,
1959
—V.
shares
exhibition
in
also
whereupon 3173,000
of
1959,
$87,498,143
...
income^-
oper.
after
for
and
is
of
funds
off
upon
•Earned
the
(now
-
1953—Month—1953
taxes
operating
Net
a
properties.
working
authorized
5.000
$425,000
"
equipment already paid for.
At
July 31
1959 'the
company
had obtained short-term bank loans in
an
amount
of $9 200,000, and subsequent to that date It,
has borrowed an
additional
$12,880,000 from banks.
sell
revenues
Operating
company's
expenditures
estimated
The
Operating
underwriting
preferred stock will be
applied
1959 construction
program and the
repayment of a portion of bank leans
incurred therefor
the purchase
of securities to be issued
by subsidiary companies for
their costs of
construction, and for other corporate
purposes.
The company's 1959
construction program includes the
construction of facilities to
provide
additional capacity for
present customers, initial
natural gas service
to 45 communities,
and the sale of gas to
Northern Illinois
of
July 31—
company
'
tcward
are
Per. End.
Street, Omahai^Neb., filed a
Sept. 18, 1959, coveWng 200,00-)
$100
par
value, to\be offered
Inc.
The dividend rate,
public offering
terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
Net
SEC—
Dodge
registracion statement with the SEC
shares
With
Pacific Telephone
the
as
.
Trip
'
Six
Northern Natural Gas
Gale
5.000
20,000
for
television
Licenses
basis.
one
respective numbers
Com. Stock
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
425.000
-V. 190, p. 674.
Also see V. 190, p. 1183.
withdrawn
from
Jerry
shareholders t..at its outstanding common shares be
split:on
of
the
Amount of
1959
and
in return
to
Pennsylvania
Split—
annual
debentures
one
and
shares
and
a
exhibitors
used
the
erectors
33
severally
to
common
company
the
'.n
in the business
proceeds
be
for
entitled
Manufacturers, Inc.—State¬
567.
p.
benefit
-
ir.
1973.
—
statement
filed ."with
150,00° shares of common
stock
17.
the
Shares of
registration
Sept.
available
were
purchase of
principal
amount
$1,000
to
Debentures
The
on
1,
made
the
from it of 6,690,000 of equipment
indefinitely.—V. 290, pp. 975 and
of
North American
Cigarette
of
fully
UNDERWRITERS—The
Vice-
by
in
$10,000
pay
the
cents
receive
President,
50,005
The
to
50
to
option to purchase the building at
245-249 West 55th St., New York
City, with the balance of the proceeds
available for general
corporate purposes.
The company now has
outstanding 1,205,820 commcn shares, most
of which were issued for
properties.
Barnett Glassman, President, and.
Samuel A. Costello,
Vice-President, own 525,052.5 shares each.
Trophy
Productions, Inc., a company owned by Mrs.
Glassman, owns 100,010
shares.
at
.sinking fund provided by the Indentures, the sinking fund redemption
price being 100%
of principal, and may also be redeemed in whole
or
in part at any time, at the option of the
company, at redemption
prices decreasing from
106%
during the first year to 100%
after
Equipment Trust
on
Certificates Deferred—
It
362.
p.
warrants)
details
follow:
10.000
of
the
50.000
shares
sold for the accounts of certain stockholders.
were
are
shares
debentures.
offering, Nord Photocopy
190,
(with
share.
The offering, was
made by
Co., and Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.,
Angeles, Calif., and was oversubscribed
financing
denominations
$59,481.
ALIZATION—uf°n completion
have
1974
sold
value.
of
and
Library conveyed
film
pay
capital,
required
&
stock
debentures
common
will
1,
subordi¬
per
Los
common
The
the
$12
Ryons
Additional
the
covers
Sept.
due
$.625
the
company
general
to
to
ing
with
assets
The
will
applied
and the books closed.
and
Mexico.
for
at
Lester,
York
machines
$850,000 of 8%
debentures
both
plant
of
to
addition
months,
company
have
par
in
commission
six
Glassnian,
cents
exhibition
its
$50,000
of principal amount, and 50,000 shares of common
purposes.
and
photocopy
11
100%
the
offering will be used to reduce
development of new products, and for
general
Sept.
on
of
is
best
a
price of 32.50 per share.
with
net
to
$30,000
nated
closed.
BUSINESS—Organized
City,
public offering
on
commission
underwriter,
receive
the first
is engaged
for
the
$60,000
—
stock
offering
company has granted the underwriter
purchase from the company 50,000 additional
exhibitors.
directly
Of
Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co.—Additional
Financing
Details—Mention was made in our Sept. 21 issue of the
Nord Photocopy & Business
Equipment Corp.
Stock
Offered—Public offering of 100,000 shares of
common
stock (par 10
cents) was made on Sept. 25 by Myron A.
Lomasney & Co. at $5 per share. This
offering was
selling
this
The
Inc.,
the
the
company
cases
774.
p.
offer
Freed.
stock.
added
below.—V.
a
&
corporation
certain
Sec-
'
year."
company.
Pathe Library is said to have
series of
transactions commencing
in
bankrupt estate Y Pathe Pictures, Inc., an un¬
corporation.
In June, 1959, Pathe
Ohio
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Unit to Build—
10)
10
agreed
to
film
from
distributors.
INVESTMENT NEWS
Barnett
its
have
a
the
to
during
Vice-President,
a
at
affiliated
its
its
362.
p.
Harris
receive
entitled
Furthermore,
shares at
1958
mon
per
The Fund seeks ?.n exemption order permitting the issuance
shares, for such assets, at the net assec value of the shares.
its
—V.
each
affiliated
delivered
value
will
prospectus,
is
option
was
May,
Federated,
be
company
proposes
to
sale at $3.75 per share.
it
expenses,1
two-year
which
proposes
exchanged.
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
who
The company was organized in
August, 1958 under Deiaware law to
succeed to the title of certain film
assets acquired and to be
acquired
by Pathe News Library, Inc., a New York
exchange for
to
to
our
companies
recession
in
in
and
Walden,
exercised
Costello.'
fee.
common
at;
the
to
underwriter
acquired
Fund
securities
30,
of
dividing
value
the
which
warrant
A.
the
a
order under the Investment Company
Act permitting
its
of substantially all of the cash and securities of Federated
Holding Corp.; and the Commission has issued an order giving inter¬
ested persons until Sept. 28, 1959 to request a
hearing thereon.
paymenl
non-residents
York
New
Street
for
for
Samuel
shares
2569.
p.
during the
many
The
public
Chauncey,
commission,
each
$35,000
1959.—V.
for
by
basis,
selling
franchise
Laundries.
Day
of
increase
of
said, Parker-Hannifin invested,
equipment, and during the current
additional $2,500,000
for
these
purposes,
an
shares.
common
warrants)
be
According
business
units
us
that
reces¬
contrary
Sigmier
plant
spend
than
was
than
per share.
cents.
the
laundry
70
are
acquisition
here,
page
1959
Mr.
year,
new
as
though
the
result
This
percentage
even
with
better
share.
per
"that
coincided
slightly
the
less
was
918.
to
exemption
Non¬
source.
tax
(Continued from
75,481
$374,916
finder's
One
This
at
The
indicated
152,417
118,000
9-19
9-29
7%.
incorrect.
was
date
$830,763
415,979
193,480
same
1959
fortunate
as
may
p.
underwriter
10-10
dividend.
deductible
tax
$2,804,655
568,396
share
per
National.
Earnings
tax.
published
Jamaica
for
funds,
resident
year
189,
efforts
the
Nite
name,
9-15
25c
fiscal
result
a
said,
1958,
a
$1.55
were
as
Sigmier
30,
show
This corporation,
located at 245 West 55th St., New
York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on
Sept. 17, 1959 covering 400,000
shares
of
common
stock
with
warrants
to
purchase
an
additional
9-15
10-
40c
closed
1S%;
and/or
t Payable
xLess
not
Canadian
resident
$3,635,419
earnings——,
net
and
Mr.
June
to
Pathe News, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Ended
Jun. 30,'59
(est.)
income
trend
quite
out,"
ended
able
earnings
the past
$1,500,000 in
—v.
3 Months
Ended
taxes
on
when
for
point
still
Nat'l, Inc.
9 Months
Jun. 30,'59
—
taxes
earnings
those
installing
9-15
17 '/2C
.
(quar.)
(increased).
$ Payable
Valet, Inc;
of
to
which
were
(with
9-15
Co.
Radio
Clesco
One-Hour
income
State
Consolidated
9-15
1010-
before
&
oustanding
Yale
'
of
During
fiscal
June
30, 1959, net earnings were $1.90
per share
compared with $1.59 per share for the
previous
$34,947,153.
like
year
not
over
current
per
ended
sales
general
were
located
President,
$43,238,970;
should
fiscal
earnings
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales——■
Profit
9-15
10-
%c
Hour Valet, Inc.
as
9-15
10-
62
Co.—Proposed Construction-
be
-
Corp.—Expects Higher Earnings—
its
$2.50
year
of
on
"I
the
to
Webb,
fiscal year
ending June 30, 1960, may
share on
sales
of
over
$50,000,000.
C.
C.
Chairman, predicted on Sept. 16 at a
meeting of the
Society of Security Analysts.
\
: ■?:"
the
sales
year
409.
p.
Jun. 30,'59
9-15
$1.75
(quar.)...
For
for
also
Harry
190, p. 674.
Board
Cleveland
9-10
75c
(quar.)
Zenith
1,467,161
Income
11-20
7'/2C
...
183,
9-18
50c
;
(quar.)
7%
14,289,000
1,471,061
Consolidated
10-20
1
37c
(quar.)
par)
19,959,000
1,471,261
2
12-
37'/2C
Co.
common
$257,000
9-30
1
25c
Mfg. (quar.)
Bros.,
*$112,000
outstanding
'
Fed.
preferred
5%
9-
10-
25c
(increased-quar.)
Yosemite Park & Curry (quar.)
Young (J. S.) Co., common
(quar.).
Younker
'"$431,000
2
25c
Water
1957
$4,813,000
———————
——
-
9-15
9-
...1—
(quar.)—
——
Towne
1958
$7,691,000
Citijis Service Gas Co. above.—V. 188, p. 150.
One
9-16
1
9-30
9-29
75c
Monthly
<fe
10-
12 %C
—
(quar.)
Combing Corp. of Canada Ltd.
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. (monthly)
Tale
—
earnings
Sigmier,
1959
31—
liquid sulphur terminal at
Tampa,
operation- and available for
servicing
greater efficiency and improved ease of
with
area
directors.—V.
approximate
9-10
t40c
common
told
Exploration Co.—Sales Down—
May
Ohio Fuel Gas
see
the
its
in
now
handling.
The company's dry bulk facility,
will be (constructed immediately,
the
75c
(quar.)..
in
is
Tampa,
1957
1
$1.27
Wool
Monthly
171,675
•
/.V
fiscal
11-
.....
''
34,979,33^
lbb.nu
$6,428,000
Ended
shares
outstanding
the
dividend
completed
terminal
10-15
10-15
Industries Ltd.—
&
carried
Drilling &
—V.
stock
has
company
we
1
$1.26
pref.'
at
on
♦Loss.
which reflect
the 2%
Parker-Hannifin
nrofit
Common
1959,
to
The
product
362.
revenues——
ktpf
30,
sion,
11-
A
Woodward
revenue
Year
$1.04
Sulphur Co.—Reports Higher
Earnings
compared with $797,784 during the
industries
1953
158.107.417
123.128,084
18,532,000
Fiscal
10-15
$1.25
6%
1959
miles flown——- 179,772.942
miles flown— 138,214,145
passenger miles
flown—
41,558.797
Total
(quar.)..—
4%% preferred (quar.)?
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Fla.
Net
Gross
$223,145
$2.24
,
additional number of shares issued
paid March 31, 1959, together with
approximately 143,000 shares of capital stock issued on April 1,
1959,
upon conversion of the majority of
the* company's subordinated deben¬
Traffic Up—
passenger
p.
Ocean
shares)
net
pursuant
$1.28
$1.42
American
at June
14,265,185
passenger
passengers
9-15
10-31
$1.50
Co.
(John)
Class
SO.27
214,120
(on
during the second quarter of 1959 amounted to
$1,297same
period of 1958.
Per
earnings during the quarter amounted to 56
cents, as com¬
pared with 35 cents during the second quarter of 1958.
All per share earnings are based
upon 2,306,769 shares
9-15
9-30
10-
10c
(quar.)
14,280, -.8$,
AllffllStr——
revenue
190.
221,000
a
.
tures..1
—V.
9-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Alexander, Ltd.,
Af
revenue
International
9-14
t$1.50
share
as
share
4
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__.
5.04% preferred (quar.).
Wiser
rVi
TVyfnn
Service—
preferred
14,265,185
$0.33
Domestic
5%
5.08%
outstg--
taxes
Net earnings
7,071,187
1183.
p.
Domestic
10-21
10-
1%
Envelopes, Ltd
(monthly).:
$4,723,723
14,280,489
share
per
199,
Total
5
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
Wisconsin
^3,557,508
$18,296,699
9-18
11-
(Increased)
h
3,557,508
$444,145
375,000
$479,443
income
income
per
The
Industries—
(quar.)
Stores
889,377
$3,906,930 $20,248,081
889,377
.—
surplus—
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—August
9-18
11-
20C
1*
Stationers
Winn-Dixie
£5fl,854,207
1,704,944
——
common
ior
snares
Earnings
—V.
9-18
$1.25
common
$23,305,589
Net
for
464,698
8
9-
1
10-
•
preferred
$4.25
9-30
10c
(quar.)
dividend
$4,796,307
1958
$854,443
w__
$23,925,394
$5,613,100
and
divs.
9-17
dividend
Stock
$6,521,22 6 $30,717,406
1,724,909
6,911,517
$7,318,044
—
dividends
Balance
9-15
10-
20c
.
$28,460,696
8,583
income
Preferred
4
t70c
common
(quar.
Candle
Baumer
&
Co.,
$6,517,128 $30,654,582
4.C88
62,824
Provision
541,
Net
9-18
$1.31%
(quar.)
Chocolate
~$L309,4G1
1959
income
123,271,009
deductions
Income
9-14
1
10-
75c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Wilbur
151,731,705
131,797,914
income
Common
—
36,143,905 162,452,496
29,626,837
Pan
Gross
9-11
$1.25
Operating
39,653,936
?—
income
Vegetable Oil Corp.—Earnings Rise—
Six Months Ended June 30—
$
$
32,344,475
—
9-11
$1
Pacific
1959—12 Mos.—1958
Net
9-15
1
$1.43%
(& Subs.)—Earns.
$
inc.—
operating
Other
9-10
pref.
1st
(Minn.)
1959—3 Mos.—1958
—
'
taxes-
9-10
—
(accum.)
5%% pfd. (quar.)
Whitehall Fund, Inc. (from net income)
Wieboldt Stores, common (quar.)
$2.50
$;>
10-
Hardware, Ltd.—
White
&
exp.
Net
9-15
1
$17 %C
(quar.)—;
White Motor Co.,
Wih
10-
revenues
9-18
10-15
50C
(quar.)—.
preferred
12-10
1-2-60
30c
(George),
Whitaker
9-10
1
30c
(quar.)——.
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg, (quar.).—,
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (qua*.)
4%
preferred (quar.)—,—-Wheeling Steel Corp.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
Weston
10-
Operating
Oper.
.
(quar.)-^
Telegraph
Union
Western
9-13
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)_.—
preferred (quar.)—
Westmoreland,
Northern States Power Co.
Period Ended June 30—
$
preferred
5%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
Stationery
&
♦
■
$90,000
$145,000
$165,000
$0.08
$0.0.8
$0.13
$0.15
of
Cola
of
Products,
in
1898.
it
14,
Food
the
Products.
stock
of
G.
-
Knight,
a
Firm—
Detroit's
wholly
oldest
family
business
owned
subsidiary of Pepsijointly announced by Emmett R. O'Connell,
of Pepsi-Cola and
Roy L. Dossim President
Dossin
stock.
James
of
one
became
was
Vice-President
Dossin
All
Sept.
Co.—Acquires Detroit
who
has
Food
Products
Was
^changed
£
•
been
in
charge
of
Pepsi-Cola's
for
Pepsi-
Philadel-
«
'
Volume
phia
operations
Director
as
Number 5885
190
Food! Products,
will
Chairman
be Board
the new
of
The
$50,000,000
at
with
progress
respect
Chemicals
Howard
Inc.
A.
the
to
catering primarily to the
smaller than those normally served
The promoters purchased 130,000
shares at $1
per share.
In June 1959 it sold an additional 131,625
shares at $1.25 per share.
The company's plan of operation is to find
appropriate locations for stores of the desired type, which would then
be leased on a long-term basis.
According to tne vrospectus, it now
has operations, commitments, or plans for stores at 15 different loca¬
Subsidiary
was
Newman,
The
tsets
final
involved
stock
the
for
to
shipment
capital.
of a substantial
with existing commercial
Pilgrim
remaining
The
bids
11
scheduled
are
be
to
year.—V.
190,
to
be
1073.
p.
Philadelphia Transportation
Co.
Subs.)—Earnings
(&
6 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
Income
:
______
and equip,
The
its
to
inc.
inc.
before
extraord.
&
taxes
.
the
merged
The
stockholders'
1,414,171
55,000
Special
income
before
•Although
$*804,000
86,336
157,915
taxes
only if, and to the extent
earned in any
the full 3% income interest is reflected
in this statement for comparative purposes
for both 1959 and 1958
periods, although no income interest was payable for the year 1958.
Extraordinary credits are added and extraordinary charges deducted
from
net
income
interest
calendar year,
income
available
tested in
in
$54,000
It
is
for
with
paving will
that
be
in
in
$54,000 for
tUnrier
July
After
that
earnings
certain
no
date
and
income
income
tax
until
the
in
distortions
of
requirements
depre¬
and
agreement.
provisions for Federal
this statement. No Federal
in
provided in 1958 and it is estimated that no provision
1959. Provision was made in 1958 for State income
was
will be required for
tax in the amount
of
$50,000.—V.
189,
of
This
Oil
well,
and'San
(PODCO)
company
Co.,
C.
the
announced
17
Oil
Jose
Co.,
75%
a
subsidiary
of
in
30%
a
the
13,000-acre
profits
net
interest
will
unit
be
with
San
equipment and more versatile and more accurate ma¬
in order to permit and facilitate improvement,
diversification of the company's operations.
The present plans contemplate expending approximately $200,000 of
the proceeds for additional equipment and the balance of approximately
$82,500 for additional working capital.
tool
equipment,
and
BUSINESS—Company is
5,
Developed
2015
office
and
Minneapolis
by
much
as
matic
about
and
20,000
100,000
in
PB,
40%
to
30
as
with
cooperation
bank
of
NCR,
This
expansion
is
It
1960.
is
underway
now
to
million
75
a
plant's annual
the second quarter
which is
will raise
completed in
bookkeepers'
lease
feet,
expansion.
from
pound
expansion
in
1,000
to go into production by Oct. 10, 1959.
•
Ethylene produced at Sweeny goes by pipeline to the company's
manufacturing site on the Houston ship channel where part
of it is used
to make Phillips rigid poiyolefins, trademarked Marlex.
Deliveries of substantial quantities of ethylene manufactured at Sweeny
are also made to other large-volume polyolefin
and chemical manufac¬
the
in
turers
check
sorting
operates
company
Houston area.
its present 180 million
gas
completed
pound
stuff
envelopes,
100
open
items.
paper
Total
500
exhibited include machines
stock
(par
before
This
Completed—
barrels
Eocene
34-degree
pay
barrels
Venezuela.
Maracaibo,
of
of
is
day
per
the
17
Sunray
Mid-Continent
Natural
Gas
El
is
from
operator
Co.,
oil
gravity
Lot
sand.
oil
Phillips
another flowing oil well on Lot 17
The
well,
LPG-12-11,
flowed
4,896
completed
has
company
Lake
Oil
Paso
Lot
Co.,
thick section of
approximately 45,000
a
wells.
17
for
Ashland
Natural
through
producing
now
seven
of
daily
Gas
group
a
Oil
&
composed
Refining
Products
Co.,
Western
Kerr-McGee Oil
Co.,
Industries, Inc. and Venezuelan Pacific Petroleums, Ltd.—V. 190,
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.
Profit
Net
1959
before
income
State
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$27,931,884 $23,826,466
4,643,231
4,144,303
1959—3 Mcs.—1958
other
&
1,263,000
1,109,000
2,438,000
2,176,000
$1,141,005
® $0,27
profit
♦Earns,
$1,004,807
$2,205,231
$1,968,303
per
share
com.
$0.53
$0.47
$0.24
♦Adjusted to reflect 3-for-l stock split in April,
1959.—V. 190, p. 1183.
This
for
Co.
Chemical
&
Sept.
on
the
announced
22
distribution
cement
—
Acquires
New
terminal
acquisition
on
the
of facilities
Ohio
River
near
Speaking
*53,145
bank
west
Va.
W.
190,
423,900
$0.37
have
will
storage
a
said.—V.
Moore
Mr.
officials and business
Marietta, Ohio, and Parkersburg,
capacity of 25,000 barrels of bulk
190,
p.
respect, to
Glen
720
fiber
disclosed
plant at
company
glass
furnaces
yarn
order
an
Sept.
shares
corporation,
Sept. 17 that construction on
Shelby, N. C., will continue until
on
the new
24 glass
with
said
the
that
decision
had
expand
been planned for the future. He
immediately was due to the heavy
high
the
Currently,
to
quality yarns now being produced at this unit.
plant has 12 furnaces in production and the initial
the
for
expansion
this
division,
glass
demands
phase of the Carolina plant program will be completed
about* six months ahead of the original schedule.
within 60 days
or
is com¬
capacity in
McLaughlin said that When the plant expansion program
Mr.
12
months, it would have a rated annual
pounds of textile yarn.
pleted
in
about
excess
of
40,000,000
14
of
filed
a
common
Corp.—Files With
Net
offering of 7,000 shares of 12%
non-cumulative preferredper share pursuant to such an exemption.
asserts that the company has not
Commission's suspension order
with
complied
amount
the
failure
inc.
(divs.,
etc.)
$
169.613,521
sales
132,256.539
1,703,857
171,317,378
1,844.242
1959—6 Months—1958
$
' $
279,880.181 249,562,690
2,815,938
2,829,864
134,100,781 282,696,119 252,392,554
of sales, selling and
Cost
other
&
letter
stock
of
Net
36th
St.,
N.
notification
with
the
SEC
(par
50 cents)
to
be
Y.
18,
N.
covering
offered at
$5
per
Y.
on
50,000
share,
conditions
file
a
provides an opportunity for hearing, upon
whether the suspension should be vacated or
inc.
state
taxes
taxes
earnings
♦Earnings
•Based
per
on
share
16,285,700
$1.64
12,754.459
$1.29
of June 30, 1959.—V. 190,
7,686,123
$0.78
9,908,804 shares outstanding
as
20,015.936
$2.02
265.
Oct. 28—
will receive bids up to noon (EST) on Wednesday Oct.
Broad St., 19th Floor, New York, N. Y., for the pur¬
the company of $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds dated
company
90
at
1959,
from
chase
1,
Nov.
and
due
Nov.
payable
(Interest
1989.
1,
May
1
and
1).
1959
Registers With SEC—
company,
.
Seattle, Wash, filed
Sept. 21, 1959 covering $23,—
due 1989, to be offered for
Stuart Building,
at 860
located,
bidding. Net proceeds of the* bond sale
of outstanding bank loans, duo
construction purposes, which bank loans are
expected to aggregate about $23,000,000 at the time of such sale. New
bank loans and cash generated from operations will be used to con¬
tinue the company's construction program.
It is estimated that 1951*
construction expenditures will approximate $23,700,000 (of which $12,—
90C.000 had been spent at June 30, 1S59i and the 1960 program will
require expenditures of about $18,600,000.—V. 190, pp. 976 and 1184.
sale
public
competitive
at
to
the
prepayment
will
be
applied
Jan
31,
1960, incurred for
The
company
Wisconsin
of
Pa.—Earnings—
1959
of
amounting
to $205,449 as
of 1958.
contrasted,
$459,060 in the comparable period
in the first half of the year
of
loss
a
Co., Philadelphia,
and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, General Casualtyand The Hoosier Casualty Co., had net income in.
months
six
first
the
with
amounted to $34,191,200 an increase of 4.4%
over the comparable period last year.
There was
an
underwriting loss of $1,494,862—which represented a
$650,990 improvement over the same period last year.
Investment
income was $1,700,312—an increase of $13,520.
Assets
as
of
June
30
were
$128,577,850 while policyholders
surplus was
written
$46,578,578.
.
,
,
tl_
President, stated that both the loss ratio and
continued to show "improvement over the sameperiod
last year.
The ratio of losses and loss expenses incurred
to premiums earned was 62-7%
while the expense ratio to written pre¬
miums
Was
40.6%.
This represented a 2.5%
improvement over the
combined ratios for the first half of 1958.—V. 188, p. 993.
Hatch,
B.
ratio
expense
Realty Co., St. Paul,
Reserve
Minn.—Files With SEC—
Sept. 17 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $200,000 of 6%
10 years subordinated debentures dated
Dec. 1, 1959, due Nov. 30, 1969 to be offered at par (in denominations
of $100 each).
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used
to purchase a warehouse and physical
The
company
on
plant, including land from
Supply Co., La Crosse, Wis.—V. 185, p.
1390.
Co.—Earnings Increased
Net income for 1959«is likely to exceed $5,000,000, Thomas T. Arden,
President
told The Washington Society of Investment Analysts on
Sept.
16.
This would exceed
by more than a million dollars the
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
net
earnings of 1958.
per-share earnings of between
$2.40, are expected.
fifty-nine
compared with 1958 earnings of
Sales
for the year,
he said,
$3 and $3.50, as
continuing at a high rate.
the
first
six
months,
net sales were $40,058,888, an
increase^ of
215%
over $32,966,796
net sales in the same period of 1958.
We
are
continuing to pioneer the development of new and more sophisti¬
control
cated
placing
for
such
and
the
devices for nome
heavy
incieasinglv
are
appliances," Mr. Arden said, bu^ w©
emphasis on process control systems
applications as industrial process control, instrumentation
increasingly complex requirements of advanced missiles and
aircraft "
company
expenditures on
he said,,
month,
completed
A
p.
Regulation A by
reports reflecting
request, on the question
made permanent.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Bids
The
28,
are
116,996,441 239,276,724 222,725,914
16,117,812
7,280,849
18,853,577
12,852,956
2,298.021
2,137,368
4,549.882
4,059,225
136,615,845
expenses
of
file the required semi-annual
sold and the use of the proceeds thereof, and its
revised offering circular,
as
required.
The order
stock
of
to
and
terms
certain
its failure to
of
reason
Nineteen
Total
SEC—
W.
153
at
1933 with,
located at
$10
at
The
$4,008,819
1959—3 Months—1958
$
Other
located
*1,243,500 shs.
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
installed.
are
the company had announced plans to equip the Carolina
16 furnaces with a rated annual capacity of 25,000,000
pounds of textile yarn.
According to Robert A. McLaughlin, General Manager of the fiber
Fed.
Photo-Marker
option
of
way
from registration under the Securities Act of
a public offering of stock
by this corpoiation,
Forrest Road, N. E., Atlanta, Ga.
public
stock
The
The
FINANCING
Outstanding
Exchange Commission—
issued
The SEC has
:
exemption
Kenneth
1183.
Glass Co.—Expands Plant—
Plate
Pittsburgh
This
Nil
share
PRESENT
1,450,000 shs.
Offering Suspended by-
by
Securities and
the
*$53,145
93.
p.
civic
before
luncheon meeting
a
the Ohio River, between
of
It
cement,
Other
451,981
outstanding
common
at
M. Moore, the company's vice-president of sales, said that
plans to actively enter the cement market in Eastern Ohio.
Construction
is
underway
on
the
new
terminal, located on the
R.
his company
Earnings—
13,000
31,
plan.—V. 190, p. 874.
Premiums
Period End. June 30—
183.211
taxes
July
Promotive Singing, Inc.—Stock
Co.
company
new
a
leaders,
1958
$170,211
shares
Earnings per
•Loss.—V.
Coke
Pittsburgh
Facilities—
$1,673,192
taxes
income
profit
Common
674,
$1,767,147
—
Prov. for
p.
TO
J_
shares have been
25,000
smployees
This
$14,345,999 $12,132,689
2,404,005
2,113,807
taxes——
income
(& Subs.)—Shows Profit-
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
Sales
itself,
of
EFFECT
cents)
10
registration statement with the SEC on
000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series
taxes
inc.
Fed,
for
Prov.
factory
In
until
runs
reserved for possible offering
otherwise, as an employee
additional
key
incentive
seal 175 letters, fold 300
letters, and count and imprint
Originally,
liquids processing facilities.
Oil Well
which
or
•An
to
v
revenues_:
Piofit
plant
year
per
company,
a
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Common
and
Earnings Up—
greater
in
1957.
The butane and propane raw materials for the ethylene plant
come from the parent company's adjacent Sweeny refinery and natural
Phillips
the
versatile modern precision machine shop
with painting
and tool room facilities and assembly space for com¬
plete machine fabrication. Its major activity is close tolerance machine
work, often in
short-run, model-shop quantities.
It commonly pepforms
operations, such as turning, milling, boring and grinding, to
tolerances of .0002 inch on a production basis.
The
a
scheduled
chemical
which provides ample space for parking
The company occupies its present premises
of
officers
1966.
Nov.
Pitney-Bowes products which were
one
minute will meter-stamp and
sheets,
the
and
pounds when
addition
in
company
the machine is said to
Marietta.
capacity to 290 million
of
it was announced
21.
the
feet
square
square
future
for
under
the
handling.
paper
that
Ethylene Plant—
to meet increasing ethylene sales requirements,
Sept.
on
where
Minn.,
13,
of space.
The office occupies about
2,000 square feet and the remainder is devoted to plant and produc¬
tion facilities.
The total land area leased and adjacent to the plant is
about
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration withr
to public offerings of
securities not exceeding $300,000 in
In a notification filed Sept. 3, 1958 the corporation proposed
handling time, and have other applications for government as well
businesses, large and small.
For seme
uses,
the sorter-reader may be all the automation cur¬
rently needed.
For others, it will be a start toward completely auto¬
190,
Phillips Chemical Co., a wholly owned subsidiary, will further expand
capacity at its Sweeny, Texas, plant by 35 million pounds a
Industries, Inc., are &tr
of Precision
facilities
plant
Broadway,
Northeast
leases
as
ethylene
year
Minnesota corporation, organized on June
a
1952.
The
Reliance Insurance
Co.—To Expand
use
amount.
Institute.
Manufacturers
ment
774.
Phillips Petroleum
to
present
checking
chine
increased
assembly-line model of a new electronic "sorter-reader" capable
checks and other small documents at speeds up to 12
per
second was demonstrated to government and business audiences
last week by Pitney-Bowes, Inc., and the National Cash Register Co.
The
new
device
for
high-speed
sorting and
"reading" of bank,
business and
government "paper" was featured
in the Pitney-Bowes
exhibit at the first business equipment exposition of the. Office Equip¬
Net
unit.—V.
70%
the well and
in
intends
company
tronic
additional
commencement
interest
PODCG's
the net proceeds from
offering of securities primarily for the acquisition of elec¬
PROCEEDS—The
when and if such action
to apply,
company
'
(par 10 cents) at $1.15 per share.
the
processing
Tigbaujfjp No. 1, on the island of Panay in the Philippines.
Jose, holding
p.
of
The
sale
funds.
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Announces New Product—
Pancoastal Petroleum Co.. C. A., on Sept.
of drilling operations on their joint
and
A.
be
sale.
the
Period End. June 30—
Philippine Oil Development Co., Inc.—To Drill Well—
Pantepec
a
of
of
An
of
2245.
p.
public
general
the
Other
comparisons,
reflected
not
are
retirement
corporation on Sept. 11 offered publicly,
underwriting, 250,000 shares of common stock
respect
save
1962, dividends may be paid out of
items) since Jan. 1, 1957, subject to
debt
on
contained
taxes
abandonment.
track
The City of Philadelphia
paid prior to Jan. 1, 1959.
with
be
may
July, 1,
based
avoid
to
•
with
connection
agreement
dividends
extraordinary
provisions,
order
in
the
oi
1957,
(before
State
Or
terms
1,
limitations
ciation
flIn
charges
paving
the
dated
and
'
record
Thus,
Minn.—Stock
Industries, Inc., Minneapolis,
Precision
without
respectively.
con¬
special appropriation for depreciation and amorti¬
with modernization and conversion program and
connection
enable
bonds.
mortgage
of
maximum.
proceeds
2245.
p.
Authorized
will be limited to 27 Vs %
Aug. 31. 1959, or an
aggregate
minimum of 45,000 shares will
stockholders
to
stock will be added to the
capital created thereby will
seems advisable,
for
licenses
to
do
business
as
an
insurance company
in states in
addition to Illinois, the sole state in which it is presently licensed.
The prospectus lists Samuel R. Ballis as President.
He is listed as
the owner of
36,970 common shares. Two other individuals, Marcus
D.
Mason
and
Sinon
A.
Murray,
hold 34,986 and 36,968 shares,
Net
189,
company.
year
being
are
for depreciation and amorti¬
conversion program and
modernization
$108,000.
tincludes $750,000
zation
calendar
the
such
items
consolidated
charges in connection with track abandonment.
the total special appropriations for depreciation
1959 will be $1,500,000 and the total charges for
paving
expected
for
income
special appropriation
connection
amortization
and
of
although
interest,
litigation by the trustee for the
tincludes $750,000
zation
determination
the
in
income
for
payable
is
holdings
for
be
to
No
organized
offering
shares
company's
1*804.000
appropriations
•§fiLoss:
$646,085
$717,664
y
America-
public.
assessment
2,060,256
items
the
present
1,307,920
1
of
given a
certain priority over sub¬
underwriting is involved.
The
company
was
under Illinois law in March 1959 as
an
Illinois stock company. On June 30,
1959, Pilgrim National, an
Illinois assessment
legal reserve company, was
merged into Pilgrim
Life, the surviving corporation, whose name was changed to its present
form,
Pilgrim
National
Life
Insurance
Company
of America.
The
company
was
organized
with an original issue
of 200,000 common
shares
which
were
issued and sold tor $1.50 per share. It did not
conduct
any
insurance business or operations
until the merger, at
which
time it
acquired the entire business, assets and liabilities of
subscriptions
from
available
Net
Extraordinary items:
Co.
Insurance
located at 222 West Adams St., Chicago, on Sept. 17
statement with the SE'C covering 100,000 common
company proposes to offer
the stock for sale at $5 per
stockholders of record Aug.
31, 1959, and to the public,
2,025,584
.__
trust certificates
Life
National
stockholder
$32,060,113 $32,033,121
.
interest
bonds
on
1958
1959
revenues
before
•Interest
share
pointing
chemicals
is owned
75%
stock,
common
ox
registration
shartu.
by
received
to the availability of substantial mar¬
produced have been confirmed.
It is now anticipated that all preparatory activities will be concluded
in four to six weeks.
It is expected that Dynamics Reading Chemicals
Inc. will then be formed as the joint subsidiary before the end of the
analyses
the
shares
company,
a
scriptions
Sept. 30.
Previous
kets for
This
filed
phase.
companies.
outstanding 294,125
•
stock
common
Offered—The
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission;—
engineering management of the enterprise during the
Firm bids have bees received from five of these
the
for
construction
the
Of
of
Inc.—V.
Products,
Fuel
Globe
shares
1,206.376
on
expansion
by promoters, officers and directors." Henry C. Stephenson of Min¬
neapolis is listed as President and one of the promoters.—V. 190, p. 159.
Lurgi gasification facilities.
Concurrently a joint working group has been completing the speci¬
fications for the Pottsville, Pa. project. Sixteen of the nation's largest
and most experienced
construction iirms are preparing detailed pro¬
posals
be used for working
of the funds which may
1,638,116
$1.3*1
outstanding June 30,
1959, compared with 1,197,821 shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1958, ad¬
justed to include shares issued in January, 1959 as a 5% stock dividend.
tincludes 75 cents per share attributable
to net profit on sale of
the
except that part
per
♦Based
'
on
2,214,332
576,216
3,760,332
t$3.12
preferred
applicable to common stock-share on common stock—
income
♦Earnings
Germany
in conjunction
use
prospectus
stores,
visaged for the joint venture.
tonnage of feed
Florida.
heretofore
permit
Net
accrued
4,326,189
565,857
dividends
preferred stock—_—.—
before
income
Dividends
areas,
markets."
"super
further indicates that the proceeds of the stock
made,
plus
small incidental income received,
will
initiation of operations at .these locations.
The entire
proceeds of the public offering will be used to finance the securing
of additional locations
and the initiation
of operations at additional
The
when the
successful com¬
manufacture of
Reading Corp.'s
vast reserves of anthractite refuse materials.
Philadelphia and Reading
is the only company to have at its disposal the necessary concentration
of refuse materials to support an esterprise of the magnitude en¬
May,
intensive
of
in
in
customers
Net
and services
sales
related
and
of
so-called
all
sales
Dynamics Corp.
preparatory work since
proposed joint venture was announced, have included
pletion of commercial scale testing programs for the
key products from feed stocks based on Philadelphia &
months
markets
the
tions,
General
of
Four
revenues—
—
corporation,
convenience
by
operating
a
food
organization of
Sept. 18 in a
Philadelphia &
Liquid Carbonic
proposed
reported on
President of
Reading Corp. and Rex L. Nicholson, President of the
Substantial
Dynamics Reading
joint statement by
filed
refunding
and
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—New Joint
Division
located in the Baker Building, Minneapolis, Minn.,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 17, 1959 covering
600,000 shares of its common
stock, to be offered for public sale
at $3.50 per share.
The offeriug is to be made by Craig-Hallum, Inc.,
on
a
best-efforts basis, for which it will receive a selling commission
of 42c per share.
The
company
was
organized
in November 1958 for the primary
purpose of establishing and operating so-called
"bantam markets" or
This
statement
first
of
SEC—
Pik-Quik, Inc.—Registers With
1000 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa., filed
with the SEC on Sept. 17, 1959 covering
mortgage bonds, series due 1989, to
be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
The company is engaged in an expansion program which is expected
to
require expenditures for the expansion of plants and facilities
approximating S52 million in the last fi.e months of 1959, $88 million
in 1960, $71 million in 1961, $70 million in
3 962 and $90 million in
1963, or a total of $371 million through 1963.
About 40% of the re¬
quired funds is expected to be obtained from the sale of new securities
(including the bonds the subject of this proposed offering), with the
remaining 60% being provided from internal sources.—V. 190, p. 568.
located
company,
registration
a
129,181,627 112,432,36®
Income before
provision for income taxes—
7,592,773
2,872,402
Prov. for Fed., State and Canadian inc. taxes
2,964,935
653,630
Portion of income applicable to minority stock¬
holders
of subsidiaries
301,649
4,440
and
sales
Net
research.
further
and
1958
1959
Six Months Ended June 30—
are
of
Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
Pittston
and First
coating plant; es¬
to larger quarters
to be used for acquisition of a
eight new branch offices; moving
proceeds
tablishment
SEC
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Registers Bonds With
This
Co,, Inc., New York, N. Y.
through Marron, Edens, Sloss &
Albany Corp., Albany, N. Y.
He succeeds Roy L, Dossiri, who
corporation.—V. 189, p. 2244.
Co. «f Detroit.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
53
(1341)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
has been" elected President and Managing
which will be1 known in the ^future
1950,
since
Dossin
of
...
new
and
for
the
past
several years has been
increasing its
and development, Mr. Arden stated.
Last,
research center in suburban Philadelphia was
research
a
new
occupied.
760 000-sauare
,
x
foot
manufacturing
plant
now
under
coth-
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1342)
Pa., he said, will give the company the
plants in the controls industry.
The
automatic precision controls lor the gas industry.
"When this new plant is completed during mid-1960," Mr. Arden said,
"all
but
one
of our
manufacturing divisions in the United States
will
be
housed
in modern,
efficient one-floor buildings, each under
s single
roof.
This will permit continuous in-line manufacturing op¬
erations.'" Our annual manufacturing capacity will be in excess of
at
struction
will
William
produce
$110,000.000."—V.
190.
first
the
at
Income
before
Special
taxes——
——
profit
Net profit per share.
189,
}
:
—,
Total
arc
$666,876
$1.26
has
been
awarded
chambers
for
announced
Sept.
on
to
contract
a
solid
the
rocket
missile,
Polaris
fabricate full-size
plant of the
Ryan, President,
18.
chambers
to
for
nearly
the
the
Polaris
end
not
only
for
but
also
similar
Ryan
of
such
said.—V.
to
contract
build
extend
will
this
rocket
chambers
components
190,
for
this
other
for
916
pp.
rocket
engine
advanced
24 Weeks Ended—
June 13/59
Profit
Net
before
income
taxes—
profit
15,304,138
___
Divs.
declared
to
Divs.
declared
to
-281,568
569.386
£3,698,553
6,098.980
business
11,324,017
8,298,069
$1.20
$1.18
the
in
Book
value
*In
in
addition, $286,227
19581 and
tin
paid
addition,
SBased
the
on
period adjusted
^Includes
Sales
1,
$9.32
Feb.
28,
1959
number
average
Nov.
to Retained
March
shares
3-for-l
Earn¬
$0.30
of
declared
in
during
outstanding
split,
1958
and
paid
in
the
1959—4 Weeks—1958
$
—V.
190,
$
168,814,025
Inc.
1,514.968
$0.80
St.
in
V.
and
par
at
units,
190,
share.
10-year 6%
shares of $3
3,000
stock
Louis, Mo., on Sept, 16 publicly offered $400,000 of
4V2%, 4%% and 5% first mortgage serial bonds
July 1, 1959 and due serially from July 1, 1961 to
1969, inclusive, at 100% and accrued interest. Although
1960,
the
Co.
still
were
available
Principal
annually
Co.,
the
of
1,
only
from
interest,
These
April
bonds
Fathers,
The
denomination.
Jan.
on
(par
$100
$5)
of
St.
and
Paul
Division
printed
July
this
loan
the
Mercantile
the
is
in
Oct.
at
l
and
F.
of
asked
used
to
construct
the
guidance
the
number
of
parishioners
continues
12 Months Ended
revenue
Operating
expense
for
on
and
of
35,000
a
assembly
the
operating
&
3,751,287
3,050,785
depreciation——
Non-o,pelating
—
revenues
$1,531,949
income
Interes.,
$1,154,066
27,184
4,406
$1,559,133
$1,158,472
389,188
355,148
$1,169,945
before
etc.
$803,324
94,759
deductions
deductions
94,953
^_____
income
preferred
on
Balance
available
stock-.
for
stock—
common
$1,075,186
$708,371
30,000
30 000
Shares
outstanding:
preferred, series
4.75%
preferred, series
4.7%
preferred,
series
4.7%
preferred, series
"D"
5.5%
"E"__
4.75%
preferred,
"A"_
18
by
has
corpora¬
David
been
S.
by
Jan.
1,
2,663
"C"__
series
5,481
2 753
3 856
2,059
;
;
2^84
40[000
214',455
28,132
*449,482
for
two
stock
one
split
March
on
18,
1959.—V.
190,
198.
p.
Sandkay Contractors, Inc., Ephrata, Wash.—Files With
and Exchange
Commission—
Securities
The
SEC
corporation
Sept.
on
14
filed
covering 5,000 shares of common
share), without underwriting.
per
The
proceeds
to
axe
be
used
for
Co.,
Kopparbergs
Chester,
Nova
Scotia
President
80
by
a
Nova
en
Stora
Scotia
in
Btage
and
it
A/B,
the
was
The
offered
at
the
($20
par
on
and
the
Sept.
lt>
by Karl
shares
common
Scott
Paper
recently-formed
Clauson,
to
are
be
held
Canso
two
Straits.
have
a
in
July
'.niles
The
mill
of
from
is
new
a
Port
pulp
mill
scheduled
Hawkesbury,
for
start-up
capacity of 350 tons of bleached
sulphite
"
has
been
licensed
to
serving
pulping and liquor recovery process
the
revolutionary
new
developed by Stora.
Edward
1959
for
P.
Rubin,
of
the
to
reports
$9.78
January
a
total
share
1959
(or
capital
net
assets
$10.25
gain
share
with
a
on
Sept
15,
1353--V
189,
p
This
share
a?
9 937 729
2396
issuing company.
to
$400,000
$600,000
the funds made avail-'
Of
Dallas,
from
both
on
and
the company's property/
$200,000 for- shop equip¬
sqme
for working capital.
of
outstanding
stock,.,
/
George W.
114.
p.
Oil
Offering—A,
(Indiana)—Secondary
Co.
of
share, with a dealer's concession of 90 cents
This offering -was oversubscribed and the
190, p. 1228.
(New Jersey)—Secondary Offering—
secondary
Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co., and White, Weld & Co.,
&
cents
and the
$49.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 90
offering
This
share.
closed.—V.
190,
oversubscribed
was
1019.
p.
at
Indian¬
months
six
the
for
sales
net
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Steel
Standard Pressed
of
new
a
1959, reached
.>0,
June
to
record, and an increase
$30,423,000 in the similar period of 1958.
$44,003,000,
45%
over
sales
of
six months to June 30, rose 56V. to a record
high of $2,864,000, equal to $1.13 per share on the 2,532,215 common,
shares outstanding
on
July 3, 1959, after payment of a 5% .stock,
dividend.
This was also a new record.
In the first six months of 1958,_
Net
earnings
the
for
share based;
earnings amounted to $1,830,000, equal to 72 cents per
of common shares now outstanding.
the. number
on
Thomas
the
on
books
at
1958.—V.
of
President/ stated that the backlog of business
mid-year had increased more than 30%
over the close
Hallowell,
190,
l>/s
preferred
shares
share
of
of
of
5%>
of
of
816.
p.
Agricultural
5%
advisors
to
will
Cassa
A
half
Rome
the
plant
Naples.
moderated
about
60
nuclear
miles of
P°,lal ~?st of
$66,400,000.
The
the
World
be
and
Reserve.
anteed
the
1%
the
P1'0^
Bank
will
Republic
of
of
1957
half
of
Provision
Net
share¬
is
loan
Italy
on
is
fueled
be
from
The
and
after
<&
the
by
works,
The
in
about
net
the
sheet
$995,424
company
and
position is as follows:
current
assets-.
liabilities--.
Net
sub¬
the
interest
the
to
current
working
of
loan
$1,832,000
753,000
1-
$591,000
129.000
$1,079,000
——---——----
assets
valued
6%
Special
is
control
located
Mine
total
of
Bank's
The
1958
1959
shareholders.
bears
1964.
of
$0.16,
69,000
imprqve-
$462,000.
—
States
a
equivalent
60%
SENN's
allocated
15,
the
in
469,800
—
—£
net loss from opers. was
reflects a comparable
the
1958
of
period
-
guar¬
'
at
total
sale
of
—V.
Proven
ore
substantial interest with
and the Sunnyside,
Mine
total
reserves
485,000
tons
ton of combined value
for gold, silver, lead,^
addition to the blocked-out ore, our estimate of<
per
In
30,
of
one
189,
Colo.
Silverton,
500,000
possible
tons;
may.
reserves
over-all.
tons
1953
its
another
is
million
June
Shenandoah-Dives
the
reserves
ore
several
Since
Southern New England Telephone
Co.—Common Stock
at
copper.
probable
Italy.
in
$32.00
and
zinc
—
r
the company acquired a
During this period,
at
1959
—
——
share
same
balance
Current
enriched
United
civil
■
30,
JUNE
iFedaral-
taxes
Current
lines.
cover
Feb.
taxes—State
income
per
the
For
systems
on
the
Garigliano
incorporate a boiling
includes
estimated
will
which
begin
to
fuel
also
for
income
Earnings
industrial
the
Profit—
ENDED
MONTHS
SIX
FOR
profits before taxes
build
14
are
into
Gov¬
Elettro¬
to
SENN's
five
fed
will
reactor
the
transmission
commission
Amortization
by
EARNINGS
Net
located
C0^uar^ the remainder will be provided by
j-®a™'s loan is for a term of 20 years
including
Societa
in
other
be
about
plant
Manufacturing
Southwest
on Sept
17 at Amsterdam, N. Y.
Railway Equipment Manufacturing-
manufacture aluminum and fibre glass Arkansas Traveler
will employ approximately 150 people.—V. 190, p. 266.
will
ment.
will
The
SENN
plans
to
obtain
EURATOM.
The
project
and
Nine
the
will
covering
Standard
of
the
for
plant
dedicated
was
Standard Uranium Corp.—Reports
population.
power
and
and
plant
Italian
an
the
to
established
plant.
power
new
Ark.,
division
a
(SENN)—Loan—
proceeds
was
companies
the
shareholders,
nuclear
the
SENN
Rock,
firm,
The
branch
industrial
new
Little
Cc.,
Smith-Douglass
il M'ezzogiorno,
per
relend
nuclear
from
than
and
the
utility
utility
more
to
the
operate
Nazionale
111.—New Plant Dedicated—
cago,
convertible
\
financial
Equipment Manufacturing Co., Chi¬
Standard Railway
cumulative
Smith
share
one
stock
the
cash position by the
total cash consideration of $351,000.
added
company
properties
for
a
its
to
2181.
p.
Offered—The First
Boston Corp. and associates
publiclv
sold on Sept. 22,
146,712 shares of common
$40.25 per share. The shares were
acquired by
the group
through the exercise of rights purchased on
Sept. 21 at competitive bidding from American Tele¬
offered
stock
cents
common
stock.
The
group
Fiscal
per
a
PURCHASERS—The
purchasers
named
below
have
to
purchase from American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
to purchase 146,712 shares of
capital stock (par $25)
severally
1.467,120
ox
the
The
lights
Southern
England Telephone Co.
Net
Number
of Rights
„.
First
Boston
Goldman, Sachs
&
Ripley
of Rights
Corp.— 293.424
Co
&
Wertheim
293,424
Bear,
Co.,
&
Co
Stearns
Hincks
Bros.
&
&
293.424
Co....
Co.,
117,370
additional
details,
see
V.
190,
p.
April 30—
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
'
1958
7
$33,268,172
455.421,
1959
—
Earnings
David
in
of
a
per
letter to
trial
Milton
the
of
Sterling stockholders
pointed
operations
These
which
Yawman
truck
Co.
ments
Y.,
Mr.
truck
Milton
the
and
and
Board
$0.07
Sept. 3 emphasized
company's intensified program
the
C.
of
to
Atlas
on
now
Co.
of
Corp.
American
of
Y.,
leading
a
Leaf
integrated
ALF-Herman
part
N.
fiscal year five indus¬
fast growing group-
last
Sterling's
Loose
Sheppard
are
the
now
Brooklyn,
and
E.
the
during
added
the
and
Erbe;
builders,
been
were
complement
that
out
had
companies
Francisco
N.
$0.16
Chairman
expansion.
Mr.
&
shares
common
Milton.
M.
of
Index
&
Long
with
Co.
San
of
Island
City, both of
Sterling's subsidiary;
Louis,
St.
LaFrance;
the
manufacturer
Mo,
specialty
Edward
Week
of
surgical instru¬
Brooks Co. of Buffa-lo,
beauty
parlor devices, and Wood &
manufacturer of piano actions and keyboards.
Milton
of
went
should
said,
.
to
prove
that
say
trailers
of
manufacturers
LaFrance Division
■J
on
Nabors
trailer
oi
recently
Mansfield,
serving
the
Sterling
La.,
had
importance to the growth
of Sterling.—V.
189, p.
acquired
the
of
one
Southwest.
This
the
largest
Mr.
move.
of the American.
1176.
'
'
Superior Oil
Co.
(Calif.)
*.
Merger Agreement With
—
Texaco, Inc. Cancelled—
1227.
$37,010,240
802,731
■
profit
176,054
Inc.-
293,424
Ended
sales
business
Number
„
agreed
Year
Net
bid
right. The publicly offered stock is part
688^865 share offering that Southern New England
Telephone Co. is sending out for subscription
*by its
stockholders at $35 per share.
White, Weld & Co. and
associates bid 34 cents each for the
rights.
(
of
Corp?N&
Sterling Precision
and
at
'
is
adjusting
distribution!
were
8,694,539
to
Each
as
(SENN).
SENN
through
For
9Pnt
debentures
shares
share.
See
a
£u Pa;? 19o8. Shares outstanding at
,Wo' » ShfLnet ?s,set5.01 "8.257.964 or $9.00
Sept.
15,
Sept.
15,
1959
compared
at
151,
loan
Inc
President,
of $97 245,492 equal
reinvestment
plants
and
Another
Shares, Inc.—Assets Higher
fund
sinking
presently outstanding
and to make available
the
being/constructed
leased
company
books
16 made a loan equivalent to $40,000,000
150,000-kilowatt atomic power plant is Italy,
for the development of nuclear
power.
a
which
Nazionale
Harriman
Selected American
of
between
station
two-
fhnnaiS9nonSnoa long"t"m forest management license covering
—190 p
1184
aCrCS
Crown Forest Lands in Nova Scotia.
5%%
of
company
special tooling to he used in the overhaul of jet aircraft'
The balance of about $300,000 will be added to general funds
the
per
Sept.
on
first
made
agency,
water-cooled
New
use
amendment.Inc., both of
by
& Son.
bonds ?ncl additional stock, the company intends}
to pay the costs cf additions to iis jet-engine
Standard Oil Co.
402.
p.
Bank
was
SENN's
River
facilities
318,460;
H.
The latter company holds 1,467,of Southern New England's out¬
Sweden
of
Mich.,
Smith-Douglass,
acted
Falun,
owners
Rupe
$500,000
Standard
phone & Telegraph Co.
capital.
Dallas
J.
Harlan
Ray,
President,
Jalonick, III, Executive Vice-President,- 199,302;
and Wmtson C. Castlebfrry,/ Executive ... Vice-President,-193,000.
They propose to sell 50.00C, 25,000 and 25,000 shares, respectively.—
net
Chemical
acquires
cumulative
of
36.6
announced
company.
be
to
with
day.
company
6%
one-tenth
120 shares, or 21.3%
standing $25 par value
by Scott.
began construction
will
of
converted
Scotia Affiliate—
joint
approximately
the
and
be
notification
20%
Pulp
on
1962
per
to
new
located
Nova
The
the
Scotia
early
pulp
Bergslags
are
Pulp Ltd.,
of
site
a
Pa.
stock
of
working
Scott Paper Co.—New Nova
Stora
letter
a
Completed—
Holland,
i
"B"
offeree?
and
the
expanded
foot wing, to
Construction
operations.
•
Common
-After
190,
are«public
companies.
Power
uranium.
Net
Dividends
and
to
Co.
holders
of
The
Balance
share
is
stock
&
Bank's
lean
and
own
.
supplied
be
to
are
and
refund
to the
of
sale
property
Of
time the Deerfield
square
Smith-Douglass
Saginaw
Elettronucleare
the
nucleare
1958
$4,204,851
to
such
to
funds
the
engines.
of
owtd
about
ment
ton
of
Sept.
manufacturer
addition
Smith-Douglass.
construction
is
ernment
1959
by
use
at
Plant—
the sixth
Inc.—Merger
Ohio,
converted
World
the
The
^
Net
of
is
preferred
The
to
$5,283,236
;
additional
boats
Works—Earnings Show Gain—
August 31—
Operating
Agricultural
Inc.—V.
This
San Jose Water
on-
203,000
be
to
gre
offering of 310,000 shares of capital stock
(par $7) was made on Sept. 24 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks; W. E. Hut-
corporation with Smith Agricultural
it was announced on Sept. 16.
each
merger,
Societa
•
monthly.
terms
Inc.,
$1,000,000
of
company
of
Co.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
The Archbishop
Redemptorist Fathers to take this parish
issue
new
debentures
See
church
new
a
in
Texas
covering
SEC
shares
one
units.
402.
p.
facilities
announced
corporation,
Carey,
Eberstadt
Co.,
a
Insurance
of
Consolidated
the
Co.,
this
surviving
the
second
Redemptorist
the
share.
per
Co.—Merger—
assembly
communications
completed,
and
preferred
accrued
and
par
the
by
Avenue,,, Dallas,
with
100,000
Ind.
common
Church.
guaranteed
be
been
the
In
in
or
sell
an
A
was
production
of
merger
has
Smith
form
coupon
whole
in
Lemmon
which
books closed.—V.
five
wing has already started and will be completed
according to Mr. McNally.—V. 190, p. 1018.
As
Trust
are
,r
905,818 common shares in addition to certain indebted-'
proceeds to the company from its sale of additional stock'
at $415,000.
The company also has tentatively arranged
per
consisting
sale
new
apolis,
semi¬
callable
are
and
1
of
will
neighborhood
their
bonds
payable
off
11^84.
estimated
are
1950j
involves
Smith-Douglass
Province.
of
has
under
increase
and
revenues
is
7515
statement
of
Co.,
cumulative
$50
at
each,
Minimum
Chemical
production
built in
was
Columbus
Interest
1.
bonds
unconditionally
Louis
St.
proceeds
a
The
1,
the
are
residential
in
July
paying
p.
Vice-President and General Manager.
additional
The
Sept. 24.
annually
and July 1 at the office of
Mo.,
corporate trustee.
Bonds
1
Louis,
$1,000
part
of
as
payable
Jan.
St.
of
is
&
debentures
816.
p.
Agricultural
expansion
the
of
dated
some
for
190,
at $42.50 per
3,000
preferred
preferred
one
offering
in
offered
are
2038.
p.
4 %%,
reception,
funds
to
sell/
stock
152,160 shares of capital stock (par $25)
was made omSept. 23 by Bache & Co.; Francis L. duPont
& Co.: Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Reynolds & Co., Inc.,
Inc.—Correction—
are
at
participating
of the
The
house
initial
stock,
underwriting
Pierce
secondary
McNally pointed out that this will be
since it
good
provide
to
common
Co.—Registers With SEC—
at
registration
a
intends
It
additional
Texag, are listed as the principal underwriters.-
Net
ness.
(France)—Marketing Agency
189,
Plan,
each
Kleinschmidt
Mr.
plant
received
order-to
.funds
the
lum
program.
finance-said program.—V.
further
common
and
owns
$1,215,930
-,
$1.36
above.—V.
$50
details
McNally,
1,504,230,893
St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church of Minneapolis,
Minn.—Serial Bonds Offered—Blewer, Glynn & Co., of
issue
in
1960
proposes*;lo
public- and
•:
• ?
The company's business activities consist of the overhaul of jet andpiston engines ior both military and commercial customers; and repair,
overhaul
and conversion
cf airframes;
the sale of aircraft engines,
instruments, accessories, parts, and supplies; the operation of a private
air
lane terminal;
and the sale of executive aircraft.
It now has -
V.
Corp.
of
Expansion
1184.
p.
1,227,020
^
$
1,607,379,101
-2,442.950
-
1,624.815
__<
Smith-Corona Marcliant, Inc.—Expands
1959—36 Weeks —1958
$
183,533,191
_____
share
Smith-Douglass Co., Inc. below.—V. 190,
tion's
Bales
1,726,200
Office
and
Smith
$72,955,449
3,929,222
outstanding
Portfolios,
units
1959.
"
Per. End. Sept. 5—
the
public sale by the issuing company and 100,000 shares representingby. the present holders thereof.
The public offering
price
and
;
Post
further
Higher—
SEGCO
construction
to.
outstanding stock,
overhaul
taxes-
Societe Anonyme
multiples
See
dividends
cor¬
extra
an
1958
$2,203,022
1959.
31,
this
1959
«\v
.
taxes—
common
non-callable
to Retained Earnings
charged
and
of
1957,
6,
and
by
bond
1074.
p.
Plan
Sire
in
These
declared
16
to
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
income
Chrysler
Sire
$13.43
and charged
per
190,
See
1959.
was
on
for the
$9.60
$14.99
for
able
Named—
$0.40
$0.50
Sept.
used
$77,074,442
debenture
$2,460,318
ings in 1958 and paid
declared
was
April
on
$0.60
$9.52
$16.45
share—_
common
per
is
plastic
1285.
income
Fed.
Simca
$1.14
reinvested
material,
called Epon
before
8,573.790
earnings per common share
paid per common share
Working capital per com. share
SNet
on
the
of
892, is a member of the resin family whose'
replaced rivets in most supersonic aircraft, according
Lowrey, Marketing Manager of Shell's Plastics and Resins
for
Earnings
4,714,155
Earns,
announced
was
production
mass
in
to
filed
of
Dallas,
have
C.
profit
'Common shares
690,065
stockhldrs.
Dividends
plastic,
Profit
29,837,176
13,978,010
14,966,435
simplifies
that
Co.,
.
1960
company/ located
18
shares-
Rauscher,
sales
—V.
pfd, stockholders
com.
tubes
transparent
Siegler Corp.
$
31,681,435
TV
plastic
a
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
Net
June 15/57
$
began
program
1074.
p.
and
securities
and
to
989.331,976 950,480,072
32,314,138
190,
Net
June 14/58
$
in
profit-sharing
company's
^
clear,
Prov.
1,047,943,389
_
Sept.
to
Safeway Stores, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Sales
This
Profit-Sharing Pay't
18
Corp.—Develops New Plastic—
of
Division.—V. 189, p.
missile,
missiles, Mr.
type
look
new
W.
test
815.
and
development
The
to
long-range
Navy
the
Southern
1959
debt
notes
1960, up to an aggregate of $40.000.000
to a group of 12 banks.
A subsidiary of
Georgia Power Co., whe in turn aire suosid-,
outstanding
the Ryan work on this project
could lead to production orders
and
year,
full-size
these
since
$18,548,000.—V.
adhesives
months.
the
the
Monday, September 28. 1959
.
nores
ami
Southwest Airmotive
received profit-sharisg checks
earnings for the June-July-August
Sept.
The
its
sets.
4
The order from the Navy Bureau
of Ordnance disclosed that J, Ryan
been developing a unique welded
"strip-winding" technique while
performing research on an earlier phase of this project, in which
a
large number of sub-scale model chambers were built in recent
of
Co.—15%
on
regular
their
of
of
on
Co.
its." parents
to
1227,
p.
eliminates the
has
Award
iaries
carry
additional
.
through June 30,
promissory
Power
layer of glass to the face of the tube.
The double thjekness of glass
provides the necessary strength to give tubes a rectangular shape and
need for the glass window, which is used *in conventional
power
Claude
T.
of
$9,000,000 and profit
year were
$11,000,000.—t; 190,
poration.
A
company
combustion
15%
payments
now
the
Navy's submarine-launched
of last
months
Sheaffer Pen
to
Shell Chemical
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Awarded Navy Contract—
test
A.)
The
This
sales
time
to
unsecured
Alabama
quarter.
2396.
p.
the
for
reported
1959.
sik
first
Employees of this company
235,047
$694,046
$1.31
the
amounting
Cr347,360
829,950
-
Net
—V.
for
while the backlog was
(W.
1958
$10,153,536
1,523,996
554,563
1959
item
Taxes
that
net consolidated
17
this corporation had
1959
beginning of
Sales
$10,383,121
-
——
months of
Aug.
on
a
net consolidated loss for this same period of $244,000
writing off $250,000 in new product development costs. The com¬
pany's backlog of orders stands at $8,800,000, compared with $7,800,000
Roxbury Carpet Co.—Earnings Up—
sales
President,
Shannon.
alter
$7,000
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
six
W.
$7,143,000 and
716.
p.
time
Inc.—Earnings-
of
manufacturing
modern
plant
Servomechanisms,
Stanton,
New
most
.
Southern Electric Generating Co.—Notes Sale Author¬
ized by Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
Securities
authorizing this
and
Exchange
company,
of
Commission
Birmingham,
Ala.,
nas
to
issued
issue
and
an
sell
order
from
Texaco,
Technical
Inc.
below.—V.. 190,
Materiel
Kidder, Peabody &
publicly
offered
p.
1117.
Corp.—Common
Stock
Offered-—
Sept. 23
stock (par
Co. Inc. and associates on
80,000
shares
of
common
Volume
50
its
$12
at
cents)
This offering was well
share.
per
gational
re¬
Device
employees at $11
share.
per
proceeds
the
35,000
EARNINGS—Net.
the
of
sales
the
for
company
nine
ended
months
amounted to $3,524,348 and net income to $248,235,
compared with."net sales of $2,382,453 and net income of $148,199 for
the comparable period of 1958;
For the full fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
1958, net sales were $3,212,463 and net income $197,931.
June
"'.4.
1959
30,
due
mtge. note
»Dec;:''l,'.-1968_L*}i'
cUnder
$143,417
136,686
§550,000 shs.
.■h--.?;
tShort term bank loans
llCommbn- stock
fpa'r 50c
600,000 shs.
jy1/- %4'". note, the
the ''
required
company is
The company
to
prepay
$3,750 principal amount quarterly.'
expects to
enter an agreenient
with the holder of such note prior to Sept. 30,
1959 increasing the interest rate on such note to 6% per annum and
providing that a default under a note and mortgage of Telcom Realty
Corp. will constitute a default under the company's mortgage note.
the
,
of
terms
had
V+Secured
basis
and
of
assignments
by
with, respect
on
receivable,
accounts
on
in
all
5,000 shares
DIVIDENDS—Since
of
retaining
the
all
Board
its
Common
"By
such
of
the
purchase
to
shares
of
It
business.
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
of
•
following
'
stock:
Peabody <fc Co. Inc.
Dodge
Hemphill,
Paine,
&
might
company
6,000
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
-
Co.—
&
Noyes
'
&
—
6,000
—
Francis L. du Pont & Co.—
4,500
Havden, Stone & Co
4,500
E.
Hutton
F.
&
.
Co
Shearson,
Co.
—V.
&
to
190.
v
918.
p.
: > •
recent
has been
share
Stock
■
v.
The
terminated
with
ton
Months
Ended
Net
1958
1,416,518
1,931,460
$8,555,706
income
Common
Net
for
190,
Trust
and
of
as
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
tional
and
the
of
weils
to
the
in
of
this company into Texaco, Inc.,
On the New York Stock Exchange
of
merger
24.
Sept.
had
live
dropped
of Superior stock,
also—V. 190, p. 1228.
company.' See
is
half
Tidewater leases include four properties
Ventura Avenue Field. The 344
the
California
in
prolific
the
of
barrels
and
The
of
the
London
Canadian
one-half
of
In
preferred
See
in
flooding,
the
from
ultimate
secondary
a
Tilo
100
p.
will
be
producing
six
containing
by
recovered
there is estimated to
recovery
190
stock
sales for
Net
pared with
I>. 718.
for
Canadian
156.
,
Fuel
above.—V.
Co.
Gas
189,
p.
gas
2462.
outstanding.
the 28 weeks
$7,021,344
companies
ended July
the
for
noint
The
buildings in
the building
page"
were
period
The
million
$7,810,719
of plant
be used for preparation
develop¬
any
and on the immediate grounds surrounding
of buildings. Patent application for "Electro¬
20, 1959.
Trademark applications for the
and "Electrocall" were filed on July 28, 1959.
July
on
718.
p.
Inc.—Second Quarter Disappointing—
Chairman of the Board and
Jr.,
President, on Aug,
part:
in
disappointing quarter for this
company. As a result, sales and earnings for the first six months of
the year were' not as good as expected.
"Net sales for
the first half of the year amounted to $42,417,000
compared with $43,547,000 in the like period of 1958.
"Net
income
after taxes
for the first half of 1959 amounted to
$651,000
($470,000 represents unusual income)
which was equal to
25 cents a share on the 2,471,527 average number of common shares,
outstanding during
the period. In the like period a year ago • net
income after taxes was $506,000 which was equivalent to
19 cents a
share on the 2,459,292 average number of common shares outstanding
190,
that
in
of
quarter
second
1959
was
a
period.
of
was
$778,000
compared
with
$788,000
bonus
created
of
also
approved
purchase
and
stockholder
the
by
execution
cleared
15
the
for further
way
diversi¬
company's holdings by approving an increase in the
stock to 1,469,000 shares from the present 1,152,000
which are issued and outstanding.
the
shareholders
The
these
an
plan.
Of
action,
will
15,00Q
be
reserved
for
not
the
V.
executive stock option plan and
the 317,000 additional shares
The
corporation
Pipe
has called
Corp.—Partial
Line
redemption
for
on
Nov.
1, next,
the
Red'n
p.
through
817.
.Transdyne
Corp.—Corhmon Stock Offered—Public of¬
and Kenneth
Kass.
The shares which
were
offered
as
used
second
half
when
half,
1,740,477
per
share
the
proceeds
company
for
from
the
general
sale
of
corporate
the common shares will
purposes, including the
of. its
BUSINESS—Transdyne
now
located
design
and
Government
the
this
in
Maspeth,
manufacture
with
Corp..
New
of
its
York,
electronic
is
principal
engaged
equipment
offices
and
plant
in the engineering,
for United
States
agencies uses and for commercial application.
At present;
main activity is as a prime government contractor. In
company's
work
the
company designs and manufactures simulators, trainers,
indicator equipment, loran equipment, power supplies and navi¬
radat
of
sales."—
in
Electric Co.—Registers
Commission—
Bonds
Exchange
and
located in West Springfield, Mass., on Sept. 22 filed
a
registration statement with the SEC seeking registration of $8,000,7
000
of first
mortgage bonds, series D, due 1989, to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the bond sal©
will be applied to the payment of outstanding bank
loans, and any
remaining balance to the payment of demand notes held by Western
1 Massachusetts
Companies,
parent.
Of this bank debt, incurred in
connection
with
the
company's construction
program, $4,100,000 is
to
^expected
outstanding
be
Oct.' 1,
expenditures
construction
L959-61
at
1959. The company estimates
$21,000,000.—V. 185, p. 16&»
its
White Stores Inc.—-Sales Higher—
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$4,442,065 $34,037,063 $29,231,631
Period End. Aug. 31—
,$5,002,247
—V.
1QQ.
405.
c.
Winter Sports, Inc., Whitefish, Mont.—Files With SEC
corporation on Sept. 14 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 3,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($100
per share*,
without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental in operating
resort.
ski
The
Corp.—Earnings
net income totaled $2,285,631,
outstanding shares, compared
in the initial six
company
Aug;
1,
1959, all
stock at
Show Gain—
equal
with
A
special
months of 1958.—V. 190, p. 718. 1
a
on
record
ordinary
net
for
per
of
taxes,
dividends
share
shares
in
on
the
reports
Co., Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—
consolidated
a
net
profit
for
the
39
weeks
of common stock outstanding
the company at Aug. 1, 1959.
Aug. 2,
1958, the net loss was
shares
899,802
treasury
of
excluding
$861,247
after a
Federal income tax- benefit of 1,160,000.
After dividends on
the preferred stock this loss was equivalent to $1.09 per share on the
927,254 -shares of common stock outstanding on Aug. 2,
1958.
In the 13 weeks ended Aug. 1, 1959 the company realized on ordinaryoperations a profit of $637,915 after Federal income taxes of $815,000,
as
compared to a loss of $341,998, after a Federal income tax benefit
of $440,000, for the 13 weeks ended Aug. 2, 1958.—V. 188. p. 1438.
For
the ' 39
weeks
ended
1959, will be entitled to vote at the meeting.
Wood, President,
said that the board of
recommends to stockholders of both classes
31,
R.
Aug.
Harleston
unanimously
directors
that the
proposed amendment be adopted in order that the company may be
in a position to incur long-term indebtedness in excess of the present
$25,000,000 limit without the delay incident to the procedure of ob¬
taining the consent of preferred stockholders.
•
Alan Wood Steel Company has substantially completed its plans for
further enlargement of its facilties, including initially the construction
of
a
modern,
wide, combination blooming
mill and plate mill to
replace
the
of
the company's present blooming mill and
will probably exceed $25,000,000.
Mr. Wood said, has under active
plate mill. The cost
porgram
consideration at the
the issuance of debt
sufficient to finance
its program and to repay the company's bank loans,
which amounted,
to approximately $4,500,000 at Aug.
31, 1959. The company also has
under study a number of other projects involving capital expenditures
which
might require the creation of additional indebtedness in the
The
company,
time
present
financing
a
in
securities
aggregate
an
189,
program involving
principal amount
'
1974.
p.
Electric Co.—To Issue Bonds—
Th
company plans to
issue and sell $7,500,000 of first mortgage
bonds, series E, due 1989, at competitive bidding on Dec. 7.
Invita¬
tion for bids are expected to be made on Nov. 30.—V. 188,
p. 591.
Worcester County
Wyoming Nuclear Corp.,
Lander, Wyo.
—
Files With
Exchange Commission—
The corporation on Sept. 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 10,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (three
cents per share), through C. A. Benson & Co., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to mining oper¬
Securities and
ations.
With
System, Inc.—Operations Consolidated—
acquisitions expanding the firm's territory into
company
new
Yale Rental Corp., the nation's largest motor carrier of
individual freight shipments, has now consolidated all of its opera¬
tions under the name Yale Express System,
Inc.
This was announced on Sept. 21 by Benjamin Eskow, Yale's founder
and
President of the new Yale Express System, with headquarters at
460 Twelfth Avenue, New York City.
American
Freight
Forwarding Corp., a general commodities for¬
states,
34
recently acquired, and Yale Transport Corp., an ICC motor
carrier, now become divisions of the Yale Express System.
affiliates of *Yale Express System include: Nationwide Pack¬
Service
Co., consolidator and
largest independent
ing
try's
forwarder; Shulman. Inc., one of the coun¬
air freight forwarders;
New York cartage company.
Yale
also
recently acquired temporary
and Motor Delivery,
Inc.,
operating authority of
the New Hampshire rights of Chelsea Trucking Co. of Boston.
These moves by Yale now provide under one management a freight
service network; with pick-up, consolidation, forwarding and delivery
for shipment to three-quarters of the United States, the announcement
ICC
said.
Man, Inc.—Reports Loss
Yard
capital
scooters,
of
to
management proposal to amend the company's articles to
eliminate the present restrictions on the amount of long-term indebt¬
edness the company can incur.
Preferred and common stockholders of
vote
to $1.31 per share
$1,926,866, or $1.11
$3,772,036, after Federal income taxes of $450,000
operations.
Included in the above figure is $3,667,387
resulting from the sale of the studio.
After providing
on
the preferred stock such profit amounted to $4.04
1959
Wood Steel Co.—To Increase Debt—
meeting of stockholders has been called for Oct. 8
(Alan)
Stock—
President, said net earnings of the corporation for
1959 will continue the favorable trend of the first
Universal Pictures
a
plant, the purchase of additional electronic laboratory
equipment and machine shop equipment, development of new products,
the repayment of bank loans, and for working capital.
_
•
company,
expenditures of Yard-Man
furniture and power
school
for Year-
Incorporated
lawnmowers)
(power carts and.
for tooling, engi¬
increased selling effort which aggregated $1,485 000 and
which were charged against earnings, resulted in a loss for the fiscal
year
ended June 30, 1959, of $323,390 after estimated recovery of
$334,000 Federal taxes paid on income in prior years, Russell Bengel,
President, told stockholders in the annual report released on Aug. 14.
and
neering
on
by
relocation
improvement
called for redemption on Nov. 4,
convertible glass B second preferred
has
Marion
Mullaney,
James
to
PROCEEDS—Net
an
plus accrued dividends of 19 cents per share.
may be converted into common stock at the rate of
*of common for each share of preferred.—V. 184, p. 1958.
Universal
speculation, have been sold and the books closed on the
offering.
show
stock
on
of common stock at a price of
on Sept. 23 by Simmons & Co.
will
share,
shares
two
•
fering of 300,COO shares
$1 per share was made
Securities
warder
corporation
per
the
be
year
Wallpaper, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred
Preferred
of
190.
—V.
the
outstanding^#
its
$14
the sinking fund. $400,000 of its 6'/c% debentures due
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at the
National City Bank of New York, 2 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Firs:
of
100%
at
1978
Massachusetts
Western
This
common
The
Gas
part
1230.
p.
United
of
operation
latter
190,
plans.
Transcontinental
"
v.;.
Corp.
Yale Express
"Basically,
capital
all of
shares,
stock
Sept.
•"/
years.
With
In
comparable period a year ago.
machine tool shipments, particularly in heavy presses,
pick up as well as expected. Orders continued to come in at
a
satisfactory rate although not as high as forecast.
"Our total backlog of orders is now well in excess of $30 million,
however, which is substantially above a year ago and we expect that
Angeles', Calif.—Stock Increase
did
on
.
Clarkdale
will receive a 15% equity interest in Webb & Knapp Stra¬
In return, it will give the new company the world-wide
exclusive rights to the use of the Strategic-Udy Process on copper slags,
Webb & Knapp will own 85%
of the stock.—V. 189, p. 2398.
a
taxes
before
income
"Net
stockholders
The
.
there. '
the
the
Strategic
tegic
future.—V.
Snyder,
J.
said
be
area
group
or
a
switchboard) and is completely
operated in a building or group of
cases
may
"Electropage"
190,
John
11
com¬
last year.—V.
most
U. S. Industries,
Earnings Up—
1959
18,
will
whose
company,
system
filed
was
names
—V.
injection
132
proceeds
net
(in
points
or
wireless.
report
comparable
•Times-Mirror Co., Los
of
Stock
Inc.—Common
office is presently located at 112
Clayton Ave., East Atlantic Beach,
Nassau County, New York, was
incorporated under the laws of the State of New York on July 21,
1959, for the purpose of manufacturing and selling a new system of
portable personnel communication.
This system, called "Electropage,"
is designed
to breach a gap in present day communication needs in
industry and large organizations such as hospitals, etc.
"Electropage"
consists of a number of sub-miniature transistorized pocket size re¬
ceivers,
each
one
capable of receiving a message from a central
reservoirs.
be around
Communications,
States
equipment, purchase and construction of research and
ment test equipment and laboratory, and as operating capital.
Authorized—
authorized
two
mill
steel
a
is conducting
Co.
construction
to
SEC
Line Co.—Plans Construction—
the
fication
■■.: '■■■.>
'
-•
engineering and research which will
mill.
The plant will utilize
the abandoned copper smelter buildings and facilities, which cover -an
area
of approximately 1,200 acres.
It is estimated that the plant will
cost more than $15,000,000 and that it will be in operation in about
London
proposed
Gas Pipe
United
"The
and subsidiary
to
build
to
Koppers
lead
and
Canadian
each
Operate
Forms Subsidiary to
Co.,
plants
and
Cc.
shares
London
that the holders of common shares of
will receive a liquidating payment of $1.26 per share.
is
it
PROCEEDS—The
1229.
Roofing Co., Inc.—Sales and
company
Common
preferred
share'
—
using
for
Koppers
of
Sales
-
consolidated net in¬
come of $434,230
for the 28 weeks ended July 18, 1959, which is equal
to 93 cents per share on the 467,076 shares of common stock outstand¬
ing. For the 28-week period ended July 12, 1958, the company reported
net
income of $393,406.
or
85 cents per share on 462,126 shares of
The
Two 5%
for each
of United
each
for
United
shared
its
to
follows:
as
and
recovery
barrels
million
block
second
primary
barrels.—V.
B
is
share
5%
new
United
of
class
cash
some
B
or
Kahn & Infante, Inc., of Hempstead,
N. Y.; on Sept.
17 publicly offered 100,000 shares of
common
stock (par 10 cents) at $2.25 per share.
This
offering was oversubscribed.
alone.
estimated
An
steel.
ment
Offered—Heft,
in
methods
lVa
share;
one
and
class
nominal
CanadiarKgmd
share.
common
p.
of
one
London
of
distribution
of
without
shares,
B
shares
of
share
B
half
addition,
160,
United
one-half
class
one
share;
A
Canadian
method used with complete
many oil fields, is estimated to recover an additional 109
million
barrels
from
16
producing reservoirs in one block.
This
block is expected to yield some 162 million barrels by primary recovery
Water
approved
assets of London Canadian,
issue to London Canadian of
preferred shares, 1959 series,
liquidation
for
basis
proposed
class
178,131
Knapp, Inc.
slag as a raw material in the manufacture of
Inc. is affiliated with Strategic in the develop¬
utilize the process.
\
Webb & Knapp also announced that it has contracted to purchase
large quantities of slag at Anaconda, Montana, from The Anaconda
developed
have
Corp.
been
net
by the
redeemable
provide
preferred shares and
foot
each more than 4,000
producing zones.
two major producing blocks,
thickness, the Tidewater leases have 22
success
have
1959, George
Executive
Chief
as
serve
also
The
operated by the company produce in excess of 15,000
Grouped
the
paid
each,
distribution
holders.
day.
per
purchase
be
cumulative
plans
value
merger
London
Oil Co.—Secondary Recovery Programs—
eastern
now
Plans
for merger.
plans
companies but are subject, in both cases, to
at various meetings called for Oct.
14 and 15.
to
price
5%
new
Investment
Canadian
London
of
approval
offered
has
purchase
—V.
planning a unitization of its Ventura Avenue Field
secondary recovery programs that are estimated to
recovery
of crude oil there by 70%, or an addi¬
million
barrels.
One of the company's largest
production
200
the
aggregating
Programs
two
shareholder
2,000
ultimate
operations
in
of
series
.
completion
United
2,000
_.
permit
increase
Programs for Shares of
registration statement with the
a
three
amount.
corporation
United
surviving
the
as
company
to
filed
covering
was
Steel Plant—
'
/'"
$
Ihis corporation announced on Sept. 22 the formation of Webb
Knapp Strategic Corp. to construct and operate the first integrated
steel plant in the state of Arizona.
The
mill
will recover iron from the waste slag of
an abandoned
copper smelter at Clarkdale, Arizona, and convert it into steel through
a
process
developed by Strategic Materials Corp." and known as the
Strate'gic-Udy Process. This is the first commercially feasible method
Corporations, Ltd.—Proposed Merger—
directors
class
v-:'^444N'.v "-44 ;"-;444',;;.:'-4'?;' ,4-:''44'
merger was supposed to "be On the basis of-one
'
Tidewater
This
——
preferred
Securities
Trust
Boston
1959
17,
in
United
for
sponsor
Trust
Sept.
$9,000,000
80,290
$0.10
...
after
Securities Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Investment
the
202,301
1,381,641
——$0.40
,
1118.
Depositor
This
608,350
1,389,291
share
common
requirements..
p.
on
period——.
outstanding——.
per
dividend
SEC
the
shares
income
by
4
1959
1,531,938
—
BUSINESS—The
leases
July 31—!
will
elected President of it3
The Wagner Brake Co. Ltd. of
Toronto, Canada.
Mr.
Executive
Vice-President" of the corporation.—V.
189,
Webb &
V'.
and
He
to
817.
p.
was
President
corporation.
2505.
p.
value.
Inc; capital stock for each 24 shares
Texaco,
Texaco
Brown
elected
this
of
subsidiary,
of
personnel
(including purchased coali—
2,135.953
sales—$9,476,566
Net
'■
Superior^ stock
contempla ted
of
25,000
key
a
■$.79, per..share.
share
1959,
to
sold
United
contemplated
date
June,
issuance
produced——i
Tons
par
points to $1,745 per
and Texaco had fallen'to $77.25 per share. On the Pacific Coast
Exchange, Superior fell to $1,550 per share and Texaco rose to
said,
an
for
wa's
Brown
Officer
*750,303 shs.
inducement to join the company.
a
tew engineering employee a
'as
"give
to
in
Directors
,
At
W.
Outstanding
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—-Sales and Earnings Up—
i;Three
Cancelled—
The
190,
Tons
Merger Agreement With Superior Oil
Texaco, Inc.
of
reserved
Paving
and
Wagner Electric Corp.—New President—
a
meeting of the board of directors on July 29,
v.
,
4.500
.'r\v
■>:}!
.
agreed
distribution.—V.
The
Rauscher-, Pierce & Co., Inc.
4,500
Co._
&
Board
were
,
.
.1,500,000 shs.
Irving Trust Company,
company
FINANCING
option to buy 2,500 shares at the end ;of his first
of employment and_ 2,500 shares at the end of his second year
employment at $.01 per share,' such purchase to be made promptly
after
the
end
of each such
year
of employment and all such stock
received
and
purchased to be for investment and not with a view
Mitehum,
4,500
Hammill
Shields
the
the
1959,
PRESENT
Authorized
...
...
30,
of $14,700.
TO
of
$30
Inc.—2,000
Jones & Temple-
,
has
New York City, has been named Trustee,
Agent for $26,500,000 first leasehold mortgaga
sinking fund 5Va% bonds due Sept. 1, 1983.
This is in connection with the new office building
at 2 Broadway,
New York. N. Y.
'
'
' \l
'
company's
The
Inc.—Trustee Appointed—
Uris Broadway,
The
Registrar
year
par
Shares
6,000
of
June
profit
EFFECT
cent)
one
shares
ended
net
a
hiired ^thereafter,
be
Training
non-transferable
severally
have
Alex. Brown & Sons
Goodbody & Co.
Granbery, Marache & Co.—
McDonnell & Co. Inc.—
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
21,500
Co.^_.
resolution
The
•
Shares
Kidder,
Clark,
(par
authorized
who
respective number
below
named
the company the
from
common
policy
a
to the common stock to finance
is the present intention of the
Company
to
continue this policy.
its
months
and
GIVING
,4;.' ■}
stock
announced
sold.
applicable
of
Directors
of
are
the company has followed
inception,
earnings
development
to employees
offered
the. nine
$160,063
•
of
excess
Incorporation filed
Aug. 14, 1959, each of the i55' shares of common stocky no par value,
of the company then issued and outstanding was changed into 3,000
shares
par
value
50c
per
share,
the number of authorized shares
of
common
stock
was
increased
to
600,000
and
1,000
authorized
shares of 6%
cumulative preferred stock,
par
value $100 per share,
were eliminated.
;4r""
",'..""4'■
that
of
'
IIBy certificate of amendment to its Certificate of
<§ Assumes
sales
net
notification
a
to government contracts for amounts
non-notification basis otherwise.
a
instrument
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
$50,000
Naval
S.
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT .TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
U.
(the Radio Compass Test Shield, Type G-l).
of orders at June 30, 1959 was $396,843.
EARNINGS—For
company
the
Y., the Navy Bureau of Ships and
also manufactures a proprietary
for. testing
radio compass receivers
N.
The .company
portable
a
from
contracts
on
Washington,
Force.
loops
backlog
designs,- manufactures and
sells com¬
ponents and complete systems for high frequency radio communication.
Products include high-power -radio transmitters ranging up to 50,000
watts, communication systems, radio "Communication receivers, and
av
variety of related equipment.
All' of its more than 100 products were
designed by the company and are made and sold only by the company.
About three-fourths of "the company's sales are to the United States
Government, ana consists of standard communications equipment that
is not particularly allied to the defense effort.
BUSINESS—The
Port
S. 'Air
product,
of
from
equipment1
test
Center,
U.
and
shares will
to carry additional inven¬
the sale
be added to the company's working capital
tories and accounts receivable.
" * ' v
PROCEEDS—Net
the
55
(1343)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
addition, the company is offering 5,000 shares
ceived.' In
to
Number 5835
190
for
Sales
in
125.807
of
the
on
481,200
"During
of
the
the
the
customers
our
capital shares now
have
outstanding.
$11.profit
35 cents a share
.
increased the number
prior years practically
had been purchased by a leading national sales
While we are continuing to provide this organization
and other merchandise, in the year just ended we
extended our markets to include more than 500 hardware dealers,
lawnmower companies, schools
and school districts.
V. 19tr,
entire
other
p.
fiscal year ended June 30, 1958, or
past 12 months we have greatly
serve," Mr. Bengel stated.
"In
we
output
organization.
with
fiscal year were $9,190,118, compared with
fiscal year.
The 1959 loss compared with a
1959
1958
$170,594 in the
lawnmowers
1022.
56
(1344)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
STATE AND CITY
.
.
Monday, September 28, 1959
.
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Artesia
Chilton County Board of
(P.
O.
Inc.,
35/2s
as
and
bids
at
his
until
9
a.m.
the
3.60s.
office
first
Waterworks and Sewer
Nov.
1,
Board, Ala.
1961
to
Saie—An
mortgage
water
and
Ostly,
of
sewer
13 for
general
bonds.
1959. Due
Nov.
on
1
Berkeley Unified School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Note
Offering
Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Jackson
County Board of Education
(P. O. Scottsboro), Ala.
school
Sale
Capital outlay
totaling $120,000
warrants
sold
were
the
to
National
First
Bank, of Montgomery, and Thorn¬
ton, Mphr & Parish, jointly, as
3%s,
follows:
as
$60,000
Jackson
No.
1
60,000
District
School
2
School
Sale
O'Neal
issue
&
Castro
ap¬
Valley School District,
County, Calif.
Bond
to
Marx
school1
Offering—Jack
G.
Blue,
10
proved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, qf San Fran¬
cisco.
Newton,
Bond
Sale-—An
issue
of
$75,000
first mortgage revenue bonds
sold
to
Inc.,
the
J.
H.
Hilsman
was
&
Co.,
Dated May
5V2s and 5V4s.
1959.
Legality
approved
I,
as
Dumas,
O'Neal
Birmingham.
Union
&
by
Hayes,
Springs,
of
Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue of $72,■000
general
obligation warrants
sold
was
to
Stubbs, Watkins &
Inc., as 43/4s. Dated
Lombardo,
Centerville
Aug. 1, 1959. Legality approved by
Dumas,
O'Neal
&
Hayes,
of
Birmingham.
Bond
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
eral
bonds
offered
Sept.
22—v.
(PST) on Oct. 6 for the
purchase of $103,000 general obli¬
gation school bonds. Dated Nov.
15,
1959.
1960
Due
to
County Treasurer's office. Legalty approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe,
1121—were
Sept. 21—v.
bonds, at
interest
for
1
price of par,
a
cost
of
about
$379,000 4V4S, due
from
and
1961
to
1978
$530,000
a
bonds, at
price of 100.08, a
interest
cost
of
about
net
June
on
1
inclusive;
.
due
-1'
on
1989
Other
from
and
June
1961
to
$535,000
1
from
1978
4V2s,
1979
to
inclusive.
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate: R. W.
Hogle
and
Coughlin & Co., Inc.
Alameda
Unified
School
Alameda
County, Calif.
Offering
Jack G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Note
—
bids at his office in
Oakland until
10 a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
tion notes.
on
Dec.
Sept. 29 for the
$200,000 tax anticipa¬
on
Dated Oct. 2, 1959. Due
1959.
Legality
29,
ap¬
proved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
$800,000
Union
trict
High
School
Dis¬
150,000 School District notes.
Dated
29,
Oct. 2,
1959. Due
Dec.
on
1959.
Legality approved by
Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Orrick,
Bond
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
(PST)
a.m.
Dated
15
Nov.
from
190,
Oct.
on
15,
1959. Due
1960
1984
to
for
6
tqe
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
Jefferson
Union
School
District,
County, Calif.
Offering
—
L.
J.
Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
p.
bids
1962
his
at
10:30 p.m.
office
(PST)
in
on
purchase of $59,000
to
1971
4 J/4
from
650,000
and
San
of
4.17%,
$225,000
4V4s.
from
Francisco,
at
a
net interest cost
to
125,000 4s. Due
Sept.
on
1969
15
Other
cate:
1975
on
to
members
Weeden
Lynch,
Dean
Co.,
1980
Co.,
Merrill
Fenner & Smith,
Co., J. Barth &
&
&
syndi¬
&
Pierce,
Witter
Stone
inclusive.
the
of
Youngberg,
Irving
Lundborg & Co., Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc., Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern, J. A.
Hogle & Co.,
Fred D. Blake &
Co., and C. N.
White
&
Co.
Foothill
Fresno
until
Oct. 6 for the
College District,
County, Calif.
Clara
Bond Sale—The
$1,000,000 school
bonds offered
Sept. 21—v.
190,
1231—were
awarded
composed
of
to
the
p.
syndi¬
American
a
Company, of San Francisco,
Blyth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
California
Bank, of Los Angeles, First West¬
Bank
ern
&
Trust
Co.,
of
San
Francisco, Hill Richards & Co.,
Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern,
R.
H.
Moulton
&
Co., SecurityBank, of Los An¬
gles, Weeden & Co., and Dean
Witter &
Co., at a price of par,
First
a
as
school
1961
Principal
(M-N)
payable
1980
to
interest
and
at
office.
in¬
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los
Angeles.
■
Livermore School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond
G.
Blue,
bids in his office in Oakland until
10
(PST)
a.m.
Oct.
on
6
for
the
1960
to
1984
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1960
5s.
to
Due
1964
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
-
t
inclusive.
Feb.
1,
1995
1996.
Dean
Witter & Co., R. H. Moul¬
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis, John Nuveen & Co., J.
ton &
&
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
E.
F.
Hutton
&
Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., F. S. Smithers &
Co., Stroud & Co., Inc., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., William Blair
&
Co., Commerce Trust Co., Kan¬
City, Irving Lundborg & Co.,
sas
Stone & Youngberg, Taylor &
Co.,
Johnston,
Lemon & Co., LawLevy, Williams & Stern, Shuman, Ag;new & Co., Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox, Kalman & Co., Inc.,
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., R. D.
son,
White
&
Co.,
Fred
D.
Co., and C. N. White
Blake
Pasadena
College (P. O.
Pasadena), Calif.
Bond Offering—George
Coulter,
President of Board of Trustees,
chase
sealed
on
bids
until
10
Oct. 8 for the pur¬
of
$600,000 non-tax exempt
dormitory and commons building
bonds.
revenue
1958.
Due
1998
to
on
Dated
April
April
from
1
1,
1961
Elementary School District,
Obispo County, Calif.
Bond Offering—A. E.
Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
San Luis
bids
000
his
at
1959.
office
until
13 for
school
Due
1977
2
in
San
Luis,
(PST)
on
p.m.
the purchase
bonds.
of $106,Dec. 1,
Dated
•
his
a.m.
in Los Angeles
(PST) on Oct. 13 for
purchase of $212,000 school
building
1959.
to
office
bonds.
Due
1984
interest
on
Dated
Nov.
inclusive.
(M-N)
1
Nov.
from
Principal
payable
1,
1960
and
at
Offering
—
Jack
G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
10
a.m.
(J-D)
.lu/.i*..•>
j
Leandro Unified
1960
y,
and
xini
America
(PST) on Sept. 29 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 tax antici¬
National
& Savings Association, of
Francisco,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., Dean
Witter & Co., Stone & Youngberg,
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
Fred
D.
Blake
price of 100.003,
of about 4.45%,
1964
to
Oct.
1,
1967.
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1974
195,000 4V2S. Due
1975
a
Oct. 1 from
on
on
315,000 4V4s. Due
to
at
inclusive.
45,000 41/2S. Due
1968
Co.,
follows:
as
1966
to
&
net interest cost
a
$135,000 51/4S. Due
1978
Oct.
on
from
1
inclusive.
Victor
Valley Union High School
District, San Bernardino County,
California
Bond
Offering
Wardle,
ceive
sealed
San
bids
to
re¬
office
until
school
15, 1959. Due
1962
will
his
at
11
in
a.m.
Oct. 5 for the purchase
on
$300,000
Oct.
Dennis
Clerk,
Bernardino
(PST)
of
V.
—
County
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 15 from
on
1981
inclusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
O'Melveny &
interest
and
Myers, of Los Angeles.
CONNECTICUT
Derby, Conn.
Offering
Edward
—
Brickett, City Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(DST)
bids
until
11:30
G.
re¬
a.m.
Oct. 7 for the purchase
improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July 1
of
on
$575,000
from
1960 to
1979
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National
Birmingham
Bank,
Derby.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Bond
School
Offering—City Treasurer
Joseph
that
at
a
Dist.,
McManus
P.
sealed
the
bids
will
28
for
the
purchase
sewerage treatment
Dated Oct. 15, 1959.
15. frpm
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Due
Oct.
on
Stratford, Conn.
1960
tion notes. Dated Oct. 2, 1959. Due
on
Dec.
29,
1959.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
of $710,000
plant bonds.
Offering—Harry B. Flood,
Town Manager, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on Oct. 1
10
Sept. 29 for the
purchase of $500,000 tax anticipa¬
Trust
Bond
Oct.
on
&
1961 to 1979 inclusive.
for the purchase of
(PST)
received
Company, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
ford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Sept.
bids at his office in Oakland until
a.m.
announces
be
Connecticut Bank
the
Alameda County, Calif.
lic
improvement
1, 1959. Due
to
1979
and interest
Stratford
$2,400,000 pub¬
bonds.
on
1
from
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Trust
Stratford.
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
Company,
Legality
approved
Pullman,
Comley,
Bradley
Reeves, of Bridgeport.
in
by
&
cisco.
San
Bond
Oakland Unified School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Note
from
1
Principal
payable
at
o
the
County Treasurer's office.
wgre
composed of
group
Offering — Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
9
Dec.
Note
Bond
at
on
inclusive.
interest
San
California
r—
inclusive.
„
Angeles and Orange Counties,
bids
a
of
hospi¬
offered
1121
p.
Legality ap¬ Dodge, of Boston.
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Rockville, Conn.
V,.,.'
Lowell Joint School District, Los
the
to
Bank
&
County Treasurer's office.
until
awarded
bonds
190,
v.
—
Bond
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Francisco.
17
Trust
San
,
Sale—The $690,000
Co.
&
to
net
$250,000
1994
on
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality'approved by Orrick,
National
interest cost of about
4.01%,
follows:
to
1
&
Obispo,
15, 1959. Due
on
in¬
Nov.
construction
Sept.
San
Feb.
on
cisco, White, Weld & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Weeden & Co.,
Oct.
Nov.
tal
and
Dated
from
from
1
Co., Inc., First Boston
Corp., Northern Trust Co., Chi¬
cago, Smith, Barney & Co., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Harris
Trust Co., Chicago, C. J. Devine
&
Co., Drexel & Co., Security-
purchase of $249,000 school bonds.
15
Due
1972
to
interest
Bond
Pismo
Offering—Jack
County Clerk, will receive sealed
of San
Junior
Santa
from
1
clusive.
inclusive.
Sept. 15 from
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
150,000 4i/4s. Due on Sept.
15
from
Nov.
Treasurer's
follows:
Due
1961
a
Feb.
on
Due
Due
(PST)
to
4.11%,
inclusive.
s.
1972
Is.
Blyth
Nov.
on
bonds.
1960
Tri-City Hospital District,
Diego County, Calif.
America
of
Barth & Co., William R. Staats &
County, Calif.
C
from
Francisco.
syndicate
a
First National Bank, Los
Angeles,
American Trust Co., San Fran¬
notes.
1
Dated
the
$3,990,000 6s. Due
a.m.
Trust
District,
Sept. 29 for the
on
follows:
as
of¬
follows:
as
on
cate
CALIFORNIA
notes,
to
net interest cost of about
a
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due
Pressprich & Co., J. A.
Co., Provident Bank of
&
Cincinnati, Rowles, Winston &
Co., National Boulevard Bank, of
Chicago,
Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., Inc., Garrett-Bromfield & Co
tion
Bond
syndi¬
by the Bank of Amer¬
National Trust & Savings As¬
a
4.50%, for $420,000 4V4s, due
(PST)
a.m.
until
Nov.
clusive.
1120—
p.
National Trust and Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco, at 100.11,
7,36*0,000
Hayward School Districts, Alameda
County, Calif.
Note
Offering — Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds
190,
the Bank
by
ica
on
June 1- from 1979 to 1989 incl.
955,000
School
District
No.
4
inclusive.
awarded
were
headed
cate headed
June
due
Nov.
22—v.
receive
inclusive;
4V2S,
bonds.
on
improvement
Sept.
will
4.51%,
on
Due
1984
Series
60,000
and
build¬
awarded
as
10
net
San
Sale—The $500,000 school
a
No.
of
District,
County, Calif.
Bernardino
price of 100.05,
District
school
1959.
to
1959.
2,
1, 1959. Principal
payable at the office
Legality
Orange County Flood Control Dist.- of the City Treasurer.
approved
by
Orrick, Dahlquist,
(P. O. Santa Aha), Calif.
Bond Sale—The
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
$12,000,000 flbod
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
veny
Fresno
of about
School
1,
196*0
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by O'Mel-
Unified School
Co.,
$909,000
Nov.
from
Francisco.
sociation
follows:
from
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
1023—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by Phelps, Fenn &
as
15
1984
and interest
Bond
p.
;
Nov.
on
bonds offered
190,
1
13
10
a.m.
San
Sale—The $1,864,000 gen¬
obligation
unlimited
tax
obligation
Dated
Oct.
on
purchase of $750,000 gen¬
purchase of $450,000 school bonds.
ARIZONA
Bond
eral
(PST)
a.m.
Ana
bids at his office in Oakland until
Fontana
County School Districts
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
11
the
Santa
10
Pima
***
until
for
in
Oct.
29, 1959. Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
fered
office
Dated
Dec.
control
his
at
Sch.
District, Alameda
County, Calif.
notes.
on
bids
Hayward School District, Alameda
Ala.
Due
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
;ion notes. Dated Oct. 2, 1959. Due
on
Dec.
29,
1959.
Legality ap¬
pation
cisco.
Union
High School
District, Orange County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—L. B. Wallace,
10
(PST) on Sept. 29 for the
group' purchase of $250,000 tax anticipa-
a
&
from
1
inclusive.
purchase of $950,000 tax anticipa¬
hds at his office in Oakland until
of
Co., as
5s.
Dated May 1, 1959.
approved
by
Dumas,
Hayes, of Birmingham.
and
Legality
Oct.
on
1979
Grove
from
1
inclusive.
Due
to
Oct.
on
bids at his office in Oakland
Education,
outlay
Hugo
1959.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
sold
was
by
29,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Alameda
An
—
capital
warrants
4%s
Dec.
on
District
Alabama
Warrant
$225,000
legality
10 a.m. (PST) on Sept. 29 for the
purchase of $800,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Oct. 2, 1959. Due
warrants.
Muscle Shoals Board of
headed
bids at his office in Oakland until
cisco.
warrants.
Jackson
No.
—
—
Garden
from
inclusive.
1971
4s.
1972
Dated
^
bonds was sold to Hugo
Marx & Co., as 5s.
400,000
Angeles
Oct.
$250,000
school
1979
Los
on
revenue
Warrant
1966 to
Oct.O*H965.
on
300,000 33/4s. Due
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
of $28,000
issue
in
(PST)
purchase
obligation
Bond
50,000 41/2S. Due
County Clerk, will receive sealed
$4^,-
€00 capital outlay school warrants
was
sold
to
Hendrix
&
Mayes,
Citronnelle
Los Angeles
District,
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ala.
Clanton),
Warrant Sale—An issue of
Sch.
County, Calif.
Education
DELAWARE
Mateo,
Offering
—
Calif.
William
J.
New
Castle
O'Farrell, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11
a.m. (PST) on
Oct. 5 for the purchase of $860,000
improvement bonds, as follows:
$800,000
Nov.
Series A
1
clusive.
from
bonds.
1960
to
Due
1984
Bonds
ceived
bonds
on
in¬
County
(P.
O.
Wilmington), Del.
Sold—All
Not
for
the
totaling
Sept. 22
rejected.
—
v.
various
$1,000,000
190,
p.
bids
re¬
purpose
offered
1121—were
Volume
190
Florida
Development
Number 5885
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
table Securities
FLORIDA
Nuveen
Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bonds
bid
Volusia
•
Sold
Not
submitted
The
—
the
for
County
single
$2,000,000
road
revenue
bonds offered Sept. 18—v. 190, p.
920—was
rejected.
Miami, Florida
,
Bond
"
Offering
R.
—
L.
Wm.
Johnson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
Oct. 7 for the purchase of
$1,335,000
public
improvement
bonds, as follows:
$75,000 storm
Sept.
bonds. Due on
1960 to* 1979
sewer
from
1
inclusive.
160,000
sanitary
Due
sewer
Sept.
on
bonds.
from
1960 to
1
inclusive.
1979
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1959. 'Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
New
Trust
York
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality
approved
by - CaHdwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Volusia County,
Hospital
West Volusia
Authority
(P. O.
West Indiana Avenue,
DeLand), Fla.
110
Bond Offering—Drew L.
Secretary
of
Board
Harris,
Commis¬
of
sioners,- will
receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 6
for
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
hospital bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Bonds
thereafter
are
1960
in
due
callable
1,
1969.
Principal
(F-A) payable at
1984
to
1970
and,
Feb.'
of
as
interest
and
The
by
approved
Caldwell,
Curtis;
Webber,
W.
R.
Press-
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith;
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; First
National
Bank
in Dallas; Hallgarten & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.;
Marine Trust Company of
Western
New
York,
Buffalo;
Hammill
Shearson,
nolds
Co.;
&
Rey¬
Co.
&
Stevenson & Co.; Barr
Co.; J. C. Bradford &
Bacon,
Brothers &
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Alex" Brown
&
Sons; City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
sas
City; Julien Collins & Co.;
Dominick & Dominick; First Na¬
tional
Bank, of Memphis; Geo. B.
W. E. Hutton
Gibbons & Co., Inc.;
Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Trust
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta;
City National Bank & Trust Co.;
National Bank
City.
& Trust
Co., both of Chicago.
Coffin & Burr, Inc.;
Eldredge &
Co., Inc.; Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
of Newark; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
& Co.; Gregory & Sons; Hirsch &
Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Kean,
Taylor & Co.; King, Quirk & Co.,
Inc.; National Bank of Commerce,
of Seattle; F. W. Craigie & Co.;
Peoples National Bank, of Char¬
lottesville; Republic National
Bank, Dallas; Stranahan, Harris
&
Co., Inc.; Wachovia Bank &
Trust Co., of Winston-Salem.
Andrews & Wells, Inc.; Robert
W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Baxter &
Co.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc.; C. F. Childs & Co., Inc.;
Demspey-Tegeler &: Co.- Harwell
J
& Ct0.*'
^nshaw, F. S.
q
w
Main-
Ballman
£?;» BaHm+ln
Gallon
Co.,
&
Bank
Trust
&
Tnr?V?nt1nprvt«i
Inc., Continental
Cq
Salt
Qf
Lake
City.
IDAHO
R(ie
College of Idaho
(P.
O.
Caldwell), Idaho
Bond
Offering—Chairman J. R.
Simplot
of
announces
Trustees
bids
10
until
for
non-tax
receive
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
exempt
sealed
Oct.
on
of
$120,000
dormitory reve¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due
nue
Oct.
on
10
,the
that the Board
will
from
1
clusive.
1962
Interest
to
1999
in¬
A-O.
Legality
approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man
& Howard, of Denver.
parking
bonds
revenue
was
sold
to William Blair &
Co., and Hurd,
Clegg & Co., jointly.
ston,
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond
Sale
limited
pose
—
The
tax
various
bonds
pur¬
totaling
$44,000,000 offered Sept. 22 — v.
190, p.
1024—were awarded
to
merged
which
syndicates,
Lemmon
Co.,
&
the
first
son
Luce, Thomp-
Crowe, Inc.; A. E. MasCo.; McDonald-Moore &
&
&
other
the
Chase
York
managed by..the
Manhattan .Bank, of. New
City,
100.0C04,
as 4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.999%.
a
Bank;
Northern
Trust
Co.;
Continental Illinois National Bank
Trust
&
-
Co.; First National City
Bank, of New York City, and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.: Chemi¬
cal
Bank
New
York
Trust
Co.;
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., both
of New York; Lehman Brothers;
C.
Devine & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; White, Weld
& Co.; Drexel & Co.; Shields &
Co.; First National Bank of Ore¬
gon, Portland; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co,
J.
&
Blair
and
Ginther
&
1986
July 1
on
inclusive.
and
Dated
Inc.;
J.
Provident
Overton
A.
Bank
Cincinnati.
of
of
Board
will receive sealed
(CST)
p.m.
&
chase
Prescott
Building
Co., Inc.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes
Co.;
Lyons
&
Shafto, Inc.;
& Co.; John J. Ryan &
Co.; Seasongpod & Mayer; Her¬
bert J. Sims' & Co., Inc.; Suplee.
Yeatman Mosley Co., Inc.; Weil,
Roth & Irving Co., and Winslow,
Cohu & Stetson, Inc.
of
$2,450,000
Aug. 1, 1959. Due
to
1962
in
1999
1971
able
thereafter
after
the
at
III.
due
Bonds
are
call¬
interest payment date
any
and
on
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
and
on
Dated
1,
Aug.
1970. Prin¬
(F-A) payable
interest
Mutua^ Trust
&
Deposit
Drager, Village Manager, will re¬
Company, of New Albany. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ceive
ler, of Chicago.
Offering
until
bids
sealed
(CDST)
Oct.
on
William C.
—
13
7:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
bonds.
Due
Dated
July
Bonds
thereafter
in
due
callable
are
1,
1959.
1970
of
as
receive
and
(CST)
July
of
1,
1969.
Principal and
interest
(J-J) payable at a bank in Illinois
of
Chapman
by
Chicago.
Lake
water
works
on
at
No.
120
Columbus
Offering—Forrest W. John¬
until
8
(CDST) on Sept. 29
of
$3,200,000
p.m.
the
purchase
O.
Citizens
Fidelity Bank
approved
&
Wyatt,
Flemingsburg, Ky.
Bond
and
Sale—The $500,000 water
revenue bonds offered
sewer
Sept.
16
Co.,
net
190,
—v.
awarded
to
Inc.,
1121
p.
Charles
at
A.
price
a
interest
cost
of
—were
Hinsch
of
&
97.002,
about
a
5.27%,
follows:
as
$42,000 4V2s. Due
1961
to
1970
87,000
to
from
1
from
1
from
inclusive.
Due
on
to
1983
to
Oct.
inclusive.
195,000 5V4s. Due
1995
1
Oct.
on
1975
5s.
1976
Oct.
on
1969 inclusive.
45,000 4%s. Due
Oct.
on
1 from
1994 inclusive.
to
Oct.
on
1
from
Sch.
Diet.
1999 inclusive..
LOUISIANA
Bienville
No.
Parish
37
(P.
Consol.
O.
Arcadia), La.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 15—v. 190, p.
821—were
Jones,
net
awarded
Inc.,
at
interest
to
Scharff
price
-a
cost
of
of
par,
about
&
a
4.67%,
follows:
as
Due
to
1970
Community School Dist.
Columbus
by
Grafton, of Louisville.
to
1972
inclusive.
to
Bond
Sept. 1 from
on
1979 inclusive.
Colfax,
j will receive sealed and oral bids
from
1
Sept. 1 from
on
44,000 4%s. Due
1973
Sept.
on
1969 inclusive.
15,000 4V2s. Due
Junction), Iowa
Bond Offering—Lola C. Whisler,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
(P.
to
Company, of Louisville.
1960
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
bonds.
1977
1, 1959. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Bank, of Columbia,
$41,000 4s.
IOWA
son,
for
the
Trust
Consolidated
High School District
(P. O.
Libertyville), III.
from
1
First National
revenue
1, 1959. Due
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Libertyville-Fremont
County,
$116,000
to
1968
Oct.
will
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Peoples Loan & Trust
Company, in Ridgeville. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Cutler,
&
Dated
and interest
p.m.
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1995 inclusive.
agreeable to the pur¬
and the Village. Legality
chaser
2
Oct, 1 "for the purchase
on
bonds. Dated Oct.
mutually
approved
until
bids
from
1
Oct.
on
1984
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
Oct.
1994 inclusive.
Offering—Ray Gegenhei-
Town
mer,
1960 to 1989
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Bond
to
1961
•
131,000 5V2S. Due
Ridgeville, Ind.
chase of $225,000 waterworks rev¬
enue
Due
Grafton
City-County
bonds.
fropa
inclusive.
Legality
Oct. 6 for the pur¬
on
revenue
cipal and
Bond
1976
&
2:30
1
279,000 not exceeding 6%
Coyle,
Directors,
of
bids until
Oct
on
Bond Offering—Walter J.
Secretary
&
Kenilworth,
on
inclusive.
Due
or
Indiana
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc.; Allan Blair & Co.; Breed &
Harrison,
Inc.;
Byrd
Brothers;
Channer Securities Co.; J. M. Dam
bonds,
84,000 not exceeding 3 V2 % bonds.
1, 1965. Principal
Albany-Floyd County Bldg.
Authority (P. O. New Albany),
$408,000
..-..'J
1967
(J-J) payable at the
State Bank, in Napo¬
New
of
revenue
Due
interest
apolis.
Co.;
&
purchase
sewer
$45,000 not exceeding 3%% bonds.
due
call¬
are
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Hutchinson & Co.; Newhard, Cook
& Co.; Nongard, Showers & Mur¬
ray,
of July
as
the
and
follows:
as
from
Bonds
thereafter
leon.
school
building bonds.
Sale
—
La.
Bonds
totaling
Scribner; John Small &
&
Co., Inc.; Third National Bank in
Naional
Planters
phis;
Legalityof Chicago by Chapman &
approved
Sept. 21—v. 190,
Robert Winthrop &
Other
members
&
Manhattan
City
Securities
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
&
Co.;
Fenner &
Smith, Inc.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
Mercantile Trust Company, of St.
Due
of
on
Dated
Dec.
Sept.
from
1
J-D.
Interest
Chapman
by
1,
1959.
to
1960
1978
Legality
of par, a net
4.01%,
& Cutler,
1960
Dean
Witter &
Higginson
Corp.;
A.
G.
Co., Inc.; F. S. Mosley
& Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Seattle-First
National
Bank, of Seattle; The
Illinois Company; Bacon, Whipple
Co.; F. S. Srnithers & Co.; Blunt
& Simmons; First of Michi¬
Ellis
Box
3,
881,
—
William
Adamson, Township
Due
1972
Nov.
on
Due
1
from
1975
1978
to
Nov.
on
1 from
inclusive.
Trustee, will
KENTUCKY
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST)
chase
tion
on
of
general obliga¬
follows:
$418,000
bonds,
$203,000
Sept. 30 for the pur¬
as
Township bonds.
School
Due semi-annually
from July
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1971.
215,000
Due
Township
Civil
bonds.
semi-annually from July
Principal
interest payable at the Mer¬
Dated 'Sept.
and
chants
1,
National
1959.
&
Bank
Trust
Company, of Indianapolis. Legal¬
Corporation; Hayden, Stone & ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; W. H. & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Morten & Co., Inc.; Spencer Trask
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
& Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.; Stern
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 school
Brothers & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
building bonds offered Sept. 22—
Roosevelt & Cross.
v.
190, p. 1024—were awarded to
John W. Clarke & Co.; R. S.
a
group composed of Ladenburg,
Dickson
& Co.; Laidlaw & Co.;
Thalmann,& Co., Wertheim & Co.,
Rache & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
at
a
about
price
of
3.48%.
100.13,
Co.,
a
as 3V2s,
basis of
the
from
purchase
of
certificates.
1960 to
$302,009.73
serially
Due
1969.
Lafayette Parish Sub-Road District
1 of Road District No. 8
Lafayette),
(P. O.
La.
Bond
Offering — Mrs. Wilfred
Lacy, Secretary of Parish Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
2
(CST)
p.m.
on
improvement bonds.
Oct.
Due
22
for
serially
Columbia),
Mississippi River Bridge Authority
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
Retires
More
Bonds—The
Mis-
Taylor,1 sissippj, Riv<^ .Bridge Authority
County Clerk, will receive sealed has purchased an additional $770,Bond
bids
Offering—H.
until
10
B.
(CST)
a.m.
on
Oct.
the
for
purchase of $200,000
hospital bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
6
Due
April 1 from 1961 to 1984
Principal and interest
on
inclusive*
payable
tional
Bank
the First
at
at
or
the
Na¬
Bank
of
Columbia, both of Columbia. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Rubin, of Louisville.
Beechwood
gan
and Lazard Freres &
(P. O.
Kentucky
County
(A-O)
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1971.
for
from 1962 to 1979.
E.
Adair
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 22
paving
1974.
and
140,000 4s.
Secretary of Parish
Jury, will receive sealed
Police
No.
inclusive.
Offering—Mrs. Wil¬
Lacy,
inclusive.
1968
to
„
fred
Nov. 1 from
on
70,000 3.90s. Due on Nov. 1, 1973
(P. O. Rural Route
Indianapolis), Ind.
Offering
Bond
Co.; Laz-
&
Twp.
to
4s.
110,000
INDIANA
Decatur
interest cost of about
follows:
as
$130,000 41/4s. Due
Chicago.
ard Freres & Co.; Werlheim & Co.
&
bonds.
ment
Chase
& Co., Inc.; Eastman
Union
Lee
the
1969
Dillon;
Becker
for
Bank,
C. Allyn
Louis;
5
Kuhl-| _y. 190, p. 1025—were awarded
receive j to a group composed of Whitep.m.
(CDST) Phillips Co., Iowa-Des Moines Napurchase of $5,- tional Bank, of Des Moines, and
system improve¬ Backer & Cownie, Inc., at a price
8
000,000 sewerage
Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Smith,
A.
Oct.
Certificate
flood
will
Clerk,
until
bids
approved
the
Louisiana
$450,000
protection bonds offered Sept. 14
Co.
of
Sale—The
Bond
i
j
Lafayette Parish (P. O. Lafayette),
Ottumwa, Iowa
Bond Offering—Lawrence
sealed
of Mem¬
and
J
Qumcy, III.
inclusive.
Co.,
1232.
p.
.
Union
Co.;
Bank,
White
D.
R.
&
Tilney
Nashville;
Dated Nov.
ments the report in our issue 0f, ^uuer> OI ^mcagu.
& Parke;
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.; Singer,
Roberts
Schmidt,
Co., Inc.; Philadelphia Co., Inc.: Commerce Trust Co., of
Bank, of Philadelphia; J Kansas City; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Equi-1 White-Phillips Co., Inc.; Barcus,
National
1959. Due
Napoleon
&
Co.; Kalman & Co.,
Inc.; McCormick & Co.; McMaster
on
Other members of the First Na¬
tional Bank; Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings
able
man,
Barney & Co.; First Boston Corp.;
& .Trust
Company,
Chicago; .the First National
City Bank, of New York City,
and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
and
Inc.; Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Arthur L. Wright & Co.:
Courts & Co.; Foster & Marshall;
Hopwood; Rauscheiy Pierce &
Co., Inc.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.'
&
of
of
to
1966
Co.,
The*
of New York
City syndicate: Bankers Trust Co.,
of New York; Harriman Ripley &
all
1,
1962
in
bonds.
revenue
NOTE —The foregoing suppleA'Outlpr
Leftwich & Ross;
tional :Bank
.
Oct.
for
purchase of $790,000 first
mortgage
Kenower,
headed
by the First
Bank; Harris Trust &
Savings
Bank;
Northern
Trust
Company; Continental Illinois Na¬
was
National
Offering—Ralph B. Gookins, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
7 for the
28
water
Bond
Inc.;
MacArthur & Co.
Deane
Cook
Co.; Wallace, GerCo.; Chas. E. Weigold &
Building Corp.
(P. O. Osgood), Ind.
M. B. Vick &
uldsen &
Milwaukee
Co.;
Pa¬
cific Northwest Co.; Piper, Jaffray
Champaign, III.
Jac-Cen-Del School
&
57
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 6 for $239,000 were sold to
Barrow,
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 the purchase of $580,000 school Lear'y & C<T as follows"
to
1974
inclusive. Principal and building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,1
nftn
interest (J-J) payable at any bank 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to *125.°°0 ""'ties revenue bonds,
57,000 public improvement bonds.
son
& Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.,
or
trust company in Libertyville 1979 inclusive. Bonds due in 1971
57,000
public
Inc.; Goodbody & Co.; Granger & or
improvement,
Chicago. Legality approved by and thereafter are callable on or
Sewerage
District
No.
1
Co.; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; John¬
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.' after Nov. 1, 1970. Interest M-N.
bonds.
Co.;
Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000
&
Co.; Cruttenden, PoCo.; Field, Richards &
Co.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Hayden,
Miller &
Co.; McDonald & Co.;
National Boulevard Bank, of Chi¬
cago;
Rand
&' Co.;
RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; Ryan, Suth¬
erland & Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc.
desta
Bond
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Inc.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.;
Dittmar & Co., Inc.; Dreyfus &
Co.; Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
Inc.; Evans & Co., Inc.; Fahey,
Clark & Co.; Federation Bank &
Trust
Co., of New York; First
Cleveland Corp.; Frantz Hutchin¬
ten
ILLINOIS
Kindred
Barret
Jr'"
r
^ Hi
Marshall,
Mitchell ot New York
lviitcnen, of New York
&
&
Paine,
Blair &
Hanover
Bank, of New York City. Legality
Trimble
i rim Die
Corporation; John
Co.;
prich & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
L. F. Rothschild & Co.; William
American
Dated
Bank
&
&
1,100,000 Alton Road Bridge and
Paving bonds. .Due on Sept. 1
Chemical
&
Jackson
(1345)
Bond
Sale
—
Joseph
4%s, at
Bond
City
bids
a
Agency,
as
price of par.
Clerk,
1
said
3.60%
chased
average
in
Authority
bonds, bear¬
the
interest,
the
open
were
pur¬
market at
an
price of $954.00 per $1,000
'
Columbia, Ky.
Offering — Lewis
until
ing
The Authority operates the 2.3
mile-long Greater New Orleans
Village, Ky.
The $425,000 im- I Bridge, a toll structure connecting
Finance
Home
Richard W. Freeman,
Treasurer,
R. bond.
provement assessment bonds offered Sept. 11—v. 190, p. 1024—
was sold
to the Federal Housing
and
000 of its revenue bonds, bringing
the total of such purchases tp;.$4,620,000 as of Sept. 17.
will
p.m.
j the New Orleans central business
district with West Bank communities.
The bridge was opened to
traffic in April, 1958.
;
Total
bond
purchases, Freeman
said, have reduced the Authority's
Coffey,
| annual
bond
interest
costs
by
receive sealec ! $166,:320. The Authority s original
(CST) on Sept.,bond issue of $65,000,000 has been
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:(1346)
58
Joweredfto
series
$60,380,000 through the
purchases he said
bond
or
Under
dated
Nov.
ment
was
are
we
1,
of
purchase,
$5,000,600
almost
now
the
originally
ahead
of
plated
retirement
in
start
to
latest
contem¬
schedule,"
Mr.
Freeman said.
East
Offering
Bank
State
A.
will
Boston,
28
f>, until 10:30
Oct. \for the pur¬
$140,000 notes, as follows:
of
Boston
St.,
.(DST)
a.m
buy back these
on
Nov.
on
construction contracts and contin¬
1
Due
notes.
$100,000 water main
1960
from
1964
to
inclusive.
gencies to cover original construc¬
tion
estimates of our consulting
engineers" Mr. Freeman said.
"However, most of the work
came in under estimates, thus re¬
leasing funds that could be uti¬
lized in purchasing bonds.
Richard
—
re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
National
The
Nov.
on
1960
1,
notes
Nov.
dated
are
1,
Principal
"
intend
"We
continue
to
chasing Authority
order
further
to
available
lower
est
requirements and to retire our
outstanding indebtedness as fast
operating conditions
as
will
per¬
Town
The
bond
purchase
was
worked
with
the
National
New
in
merce
in
out
this
week
conjunction
Com¬
of
Bank
Orleans,
trustee
State
Trust
Street
nicipal
leans
on
chase
second
of operation, accord¬
year
to Frank X. Armiger, execu¬
tive director of the Authority.
Oct.
on
fol¬
as
from
15
1960
1979
to
inclusive.
15 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Oct.
Dated
interest
15,
Principal
at the Sec¬
1959.
payable
ond Bank-State Street Trust Com¬
of
pany,
Legality
ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Boston.
by
Palmer
&
Offering
Anctil,
ceive
City
A d
—
bids
sealed
i
r
Bank-State Street Trust Company,
Municipal Department, 111 Frank¬
lin Street, Boston, until 1:30 p.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 28 for the pur¬
chase of $650,000 various purpose
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
on
Nov.
from
1
clusive.
1,
1959.
1960
Principal
to
in¬
interest
payable at the Second Bank-State
Street
Trust
Legality
Company, of Boston.
approved
Thorndike,
Storey,
Dodge, of
by
Palmer
&
Boston.
100.02,
a
Allegan Public School
Baltimore County
for
Bond
(P. O. Towson),
Offering
will be received
Oct.
purchase
from
Sealed
—
until
Oct.
bids
28
for
$20,000,000 gen¬
obligation bonds, as follows:
$10,000,000 Metropolitan District
of
at
be
to
ful
$1,350,-
water
system revenue bonds
was purchased via negotiated sale
on
Sept. 17 by a group composed
&
Sherrered, Smith,
Barney
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and
Robert Garrett & Sons, at a
of
98.14, a net
price
interest cost
of
follows:
$465,000 serial bonds, as 4V4S. Due
on April
1 from 1960 to 1974
inclusive.
Dated
A-O.
Oct.
1,
as
4.60s. Due
1959.
Interest
Legality approved by Niles,
& Dankmeyer, of
Barton, Yost
Baltimore.
bank
a
Bond
Ashland, Mass.
Offering — Carlton H.
Town
Treasurer, will
re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Second
Bank-State Street Trust
Co., Mu¬
nicipal Division, 111 Franklin
St.,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Sept. 30 for the purchase of $675,000 bonds
follows:
as
on
Oct.
15
from
1960
to
1
inclusive.
200,000 school bonds. Due
15
from
1960
to
1974
1974
.
on
Oct.
inclu¬
sive.
The
bonds
are
dated
Oct. 15,
interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned trust
3959.
Principal
or
trust
the
by
pay¬
company
success¬
Legality approved by
and
Waterstradt,
Public
School
Oct.
Education,
bids until
for
8
the
Bonds
1960
ment
on
date<
at
Garden
000
will
reecive
p.m.
(EST)
sealed
District,
Michigan
(EST)
Area
Note
Schools,
until
will
4
1960 to
1987
1970
able
on
District,
and
(J-J)
trust
or
F.
Blos¬
Superintendent
of
receive sealed bids
of
Detroit.
(P.
O.
Note
Belding Area School Dist., Mich.
Bond
Offering—Lyle Jackson,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
un¬
ori Oct. 7 for the
purchase of $495,000 general obli¬
gation school bonds. Dated JSept.
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960
1988
inclusive.
Principal and
(J-J) payable at a bank¬
institution designated by the
interest
ing
successful
proved
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
by
dock &
Bellevue
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Community Sch. District,
Note
Michigan
Offering — Kenneth
J.
Martens, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(EST) on Sept.
28 for the purchase of
$26,000 tax
bank
or
notes
$53,500
offered
tax
Sept.
Bank, in
Roscommon, at 3.50%.
Green Meadow School District
8 p.m.
(EST)
1965
May 1 from 1960 to
on
inclusive.
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
building
of
bonds.
1959. Due
trust company
|
in Michi¬ I
Dist.,
K.
Sale
on
Oct. 20 for
Dated
Aug.
Note
Offering
Nellie
—
July 1 from 1960 to
on
interest
trust
or
gality
at
1,
1969.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
and
at
a
in¬
bank
by
approved
the
company designated by
purchaser. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock
Oct.
1
$419,000
Fund
Due
for
Motor
purchase of
Vehicle Highway
bonds.
on
Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1974
inclusive.
Hersey Twp. School District (P. O.
Hersey), Mich.
be received until 8
p.m.
purchase
Oct.
14
for
the
(EST)'
of
i
or
the
receive
sealed
(EST)
bids
Oct.
8
Due
until
with
upon
j
the
Public
J
j
8
p.m.
(EST) on Sept. 30
for the purchase
of $14,650 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 1,
1959.
Due
cipal
and
the
for
1, 1960.
payable at
interest
agreed
8
bank
until
April
on
and
School District,
Michigan
Offering — Elizabeth S.
Note
District, Mich.
Offering—John D. Sawin,
Secretary of Board of Education,
April 1, 1961. Prin¬
on
interest
trust
or
payable
at
a
in Michi¬
purchase of $540,000 school build¬ gan to be designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959."
Due on "July 1 from 1960 to 1988
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
inclusive. Principal
and interest of Detroit.
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
Vermontville Community School
company designated by the pur¬
District, Michigan
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
Note Offering—Hildred
Kelsey,
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Secretary of Board of Education,
of Detroit.
p.m.
on
will
Marine
City Community Sch. Dist.
No.
received
Oct.
on
the
for
1
7:30 p.m.
$500,000
building
Sept. 1, 1959. Due
1962
to
(EST)
purchase
Due
of
bonds.
Dated
on June 1 from
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
1025—were
the
$450,000
water
to
gen¬
a
190,
Channer
at
price of 100.02,
a
of
cost
about
p.
$110,000 4V2S. Due
1961-to
on
Center
Aug. 1 from
offered
School
Sale
Twp.
190,
821—were
p.
Walter J.
awarded
awarded
Class
No.
,
Secretary
of
Board
of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
Sept. 28 for the purchase of $40,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
Sept.
1959.
Due
on
June 30,
interest pay¬
able at a place agreed upon with
the purchaser.
1960.
1,
Principal and
Oscoda Area School District (P. O.
196*8
Offering—John
Buchner,
Secretary of Board of Education,
group
com¬
of
Michigan ^
Bosworth &?%s
on
June
1
from
to
1979
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
\
Offerin g—Edgar
M.
Branigan, County Clerk, will
re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
of
on
Oct.
$26,000,000
bids
until
6' for the
11
a.m.
purchase
general
obligation
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
May 1 from 1962 to 1968
inclusive. Bonds due in 1966 and
water
Due
bonds.
on
thereafter
are
callable
interest payment date on
May
terest
or
1,
1965.
(M-N)
trust
on
any
or
after
Principal and in¬
payable at bank!
company designated by
purchaser. Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
the
Oscoda), Mich.
Bond
a
Braun,
350,000 4V2s. Due
Bond
J.
to
First
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
_
(P.O.
Ontonagon), Mich.
Offering — Wilfred
the
1964.
Wayne
1
Schon,
bids
of
and
Ontonagon Twp. School District of
the Fourth
$447,000 spe¬
drainage bonds
190, p. 922—
17—v.
50,000 4V4S. Due
to
Wade, Inc.
Sept.
$10,000 4V2S. Due on June 1, 1961.
10,000 3%s. Due on June 1, 1962.
27,000 4s. Due on June 1, 1963
3.60%.
Mills
Park),
Co., Inc., Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis,
and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., as follows:
$75,000 tax
anticipation notes offered
Sept.
14—v. 190, p. 1122—were awarded
to the National Bank, of Jackson,
at
Allen
Sale—The
Corporation,
The
—
O.
assessment
were
■-
District,
Michigan
Note
(P.
Michigan
Aug. 1, 1970
inclusive.
Dated' Sept.
1,
July 1 from 1961 to
on
District
age
cial
1984
to
&
inclusive.
Bond
on
Paddock
Wayne County, Allen Park Drain¬
follows:
1971.
305,000 4V2S. Due
bank
a
designated by
Legality approved
bonds.
1959. Due
1985
1969 inclusive.
35,000 4V4S. Due
and
as
Principal
at
company
purchaser.
building
Aug. 1 from
on
1960.
.
Co.,
net interest
a
8
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Oct. 1 for the purchase of $375,000
group
Securities
4.48%,
until
Vestaburg Community School Dist.
(P. O. Vestaburg), Mich.
system
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., McDougal & Con¬
don, Inc., Juran & Moody, Inc.,
the
1,
payable
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Sept. 21—v.
awarded
bids
by
of
composed
trust
or
Mich.
Sale—The
June
on
interest
and
inclusive.
1969
sealed
(EST)
on
Oct.
1
for
the
purchase of $27,700 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Sept.
15, 1959.
Mich.
7,
until
receive
company
p.m.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
by
Martin, Secretary
of
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond
will
1959.-
place
Saugatuck
Manton Consol. Sch.
Note
the
bank
purchaser.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
&
Hamtramck, Mich.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
on
1,
by
trust
or
in-
and
a
designated
the purchase
of $190,000
anticipation notes. Dated Oct.
a
v.
1970
any
after
for
a
to
be
the purchaser. Le¬
July
due in
on
or
Principal
(J-J) payable at
company
Principal
company
are callable on
any
interest payment date on or after
terest
29
tax
Prin¬
payable
School District (P. O.
Midland), Mich.
Bo«d Sale—The $85,000. school
building bonds offered Aug. 31—
1988 inclusive. Bonds
on
purchaser.
Nuss-
March 1, 1960.
on
designated
1,
and thereafter
date
The
—
dorfer,
Secretary
of
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 28 for
the* purchase
of
$1,085,000
tax
anticipation notes. Dated Oct. 1,
Mc-
$1,250,000 school
1969.
(
1970
Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddockr &
$48,700 tax Stone, of Detroit.
anticipation notes offered Sept. 1*
Roseville School District, Mich.
—v.
190, p. 1122—were awarded
Note
Offering —Clarence F.
to Kenower, MacArthur & Com¬
Pryor,
Secretary
of
Board
of
pany, at 4.00%.
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Lansing School District, Mich.
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
Note
Michigan
Nitt, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8
terest
posed
Community Schools,
Michigan
Offering—Cecile
1,
in
Michigan
1972
the
Stone,
>
Imlay City Community Sch.
on
Sept. 29 for the purchase of $150,000 building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1,
Due
&
v
and
(P. O. R. No. 5, Kalamazoo),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1959.
Paddock
1985
The bonds
due
callable
are
interest payment
trust
Bond
p.m.
anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 15,
1959. Due on May
1, 1960. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at a
Canfield,
^""Marquette,
17—v. 190,-p. 1122—were awarded
the Roscommon State
Bond
to
The
—
issues
ler,
Roscommon), Mich.
Sale
three
July
of Detroit.
to
>
1, 1959.
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
a
of the
Sept.
and thereafter
Gerrish-Higgins School District
Dated
(EST)
manager
inclusive."
Dated
all
1960
//-j;
-
on
1985
of
from
bonds.; Due
from
1
building
swimming pool bonds.
July 1 from 1960 to
Due
April 1 from 1962 to 1977
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
be
purchasing
the bonds. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
notek
Sept. 1, 1959.
Due
1, 1960. Principal and
interest payable at a place agreed
upon with the purchaser.
at
to
account
or
Hamilton
8 p.m.
payable
company
designated by the
p.m.
June
due
call¬
are
July 1, 1969. Principal
interest
syndicate
on
Mich.
8
the
Bonds
thereafter
265,000
on
as"
;
July 1
inclusive.
auditorium
8
the
bonds,
on
1985
inclusive.
inclusive.
for
school
Due
July
on
interest payment date
any
after
or
inclusive.
and
on
(EST) on Sept. 28
for the purchase of $24,187 school
on
for
of
$3,700,000
school
building and site bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
be received until
Offering—Leslie
Acting
som,
Sch.
until
12
to
inclusive.
Armada
bids
Oct.
on
high
to
170,000
com¬
purchase
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Due on April 1 from 1960
1977
pay¬
Secretary of Board of Education,
1959.
to
interest
trust
Herr¬
until
15
"
1960
Oct. 14 for
on
bids
Oct.
on
of-$985,000
bonds.
purchase of $430,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959:
bank
or
(EST)
sealed
(EST)
$550,000
Road, New
the
thereafter
City School District, Mich.
Offering — Ray Kenyon,
Bond
until 8 p.m.
and
bank
a
cation,
and
after
receive
,
follows:
O.
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
will receive sealed bids
mann,
Due
or
(P.
Offering—Kenneth
cipal
July 1,
1969. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
Bond
1959.
any
on
will
p.m.
purchase
District
Merriman
inclusive.
1970
Dated
July 1 from
Boston), Mich.
1988
to
in
due
Oct. 6
and
callable
are
sealed
on
of
$1,350,000
building bonds.
1, 1959. Due on July
Sept.
from
1
Board
(EST)
School
24820
C.
of
receive
will
p.m.
Dated
g—Ernest
n
purchase
site
for the purchase of $485,-
13
purchaser.
Secretary
anticipation
Allegan
Michigan, to be
the
Michigan
Detroit.
__
$475,000 school project bonds. Due
by
Offeri
Bond
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
til
MASSACHUSETTS
Stone,
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond Sale—An issue of
885,000 term bonds,
on April
1, 1989.
1977
be received until 8 p.m.
Cambridge, Md.
as
to
designated
,
4.64%,
building bonds.
1, 1959. Due on April
bidder.
of
10,000,000 school bonds.
about
Dist., Mich.
—
purchase of $485,-
1960
bonds.
Butcher
a
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
eral
of
the
Due
Dundee Community School District,
bank
1
Maryland
designated
Oct.
13
1959.
29, 1959. Principal and
payable at a
bank or
interest
in
Offering
29,
Huron
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1985
pur¬
anticipation
tax
Sept.
trust company in
Kathryn T.
Winchester,
Secretary
of
the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
d
o n
000 school site and
MARYLAND
000
4.10s, at
as
MICHIGAN
B
$50,000
Dated
noon
the
March
on
offered
price of
basis of about 4.09%.
Co., jointly,
Dated
the
bonds
loan
Due
1985
and
Sept.
22—v. 190, p. 1232—were awarded
to Bache & Co., and Goodbody &
project
of
for
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Sale—The $218,000 school
Bond
re¬
c/o The Second
chase
28
Al-
L.
Schools
of
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Rehoboth, Mass.
O.
e n
will
Treasurer,
$144,000 building
Aug. 1, 1959. Due
Due
,
pany
Dodge, of Boston.
Lewiston, Maine
Bond
Sept.
on
school
100,000 sewer bonds. Due on Oct.
and
(EST)
of
proved
MAINE
bonds,
$300,000
;
Offering—William
Superintendent
a.m.
$200,000 school project bonds. Due
during its
ing
11
Detroit.
of
will receive sealed bids until
for the pur¬
Sept. 29
lows:
is averaging 18,000
daily and has registered
more
of
Franklin
111
until
Boston,
bridge
gains of 40% and
Company, Mu¬
Department,
(EDST)
for the Authority.
Traffic on the Greater New Or¬
vehicles
receive
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids c/o The Second Bank-
Street,
mit."
Cole,
Offering—Albert E.
Bond
in
inter¬
our
Bank
Community School District,
Michigan
Note
wood,
notes.
Framingham, Mass.
bonds
revenue
become
funds
as
pur¬
National
1961.
and interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
1959.
Note
Offering — Joseph F.
Schroeder, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 25
for the purchase of $67,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 15,
1959. Due on April 1, 1960. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
remodeling
Hall
Due
notes.
and
*
Coloma
Town
40,000
be designated by the pur¬
gan, to
chaser.
Cherry Hill School District (P. O.
27100 Avondale, Inkster), Mich.
Mass.
Treasurer,
Town
by
&
I960 to
Longmeadow,
Note
Clark,
chase of
"Monies used to
770 bonds had been earmarked for
Coolidge
Gray, Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
Ropes,
Trust,
this
approved
Legality
company.
retire¬
Deed
scheduled
"With
1964.
Authority's
1954, bond
and
Indenture
the
of
terms
Monday, September 28, 1959
...
by
**
Number 5335
Voiujne 190
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
&
Scott,
Barber
Marquart,
of
■rtWayne Community School District,
Michigan
Offering—Harris
1
.
Note
L.
Wil-
Board
of
Edu¬
(1347)
proved
Secretary
son,
of
place
agreed
purchaser.
•
with
upon
Lee
Newbury, N. H.
Offering—Shirley R. Pow¬
Town Treasurer, will receive
'•
190,
the
West
Savings
Due
Branch, at 3.75%.
Wyandotte
School
■will
of Board
until
1978
to
Bond
City
Clerk,
until
Oct.
19
000
-
Due
Dorsey,
Oct.
special
1
Nov.
from
Owen,
Scott,
Bond Sale—The
Barber
'composed
bonds.
No.
bids
9—v.
J.
M.
to
190,
bids
<-
until
7:30
6
a
(P.
Dain
group
&
until
1959.
Due
Nov.
on
1
will
of
8
of
Bond
Nov.
1
elusive.
-
•
•.
'
from
1962
Interest
•
to
1987
M-N.
Sale—The
bonds
190,'p.
v.
a
man,
City
Sept.
on
4.10s,
-
-
,
Sale—The $16,000 general
Thief
County
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
(CDST)
Oct. 6 for the purchase of
$54,000 drainage bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1959.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
terest
,
payable
Principal
at
Dated
Oct.
ity
approved
by
Howard,
&
-
Bond
.
City
bids
14
Offering—L. E. Brewer,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
for
general
.
,
ment
1959.
1981
3
the
p.m.
Due
on
Oct.
purchase Of $700,000
obligation
plant
(CST)
bonds.
on
sewage
Dated
treat-
Nov.
1,
May 1 from 1962
to
inclusive.
Interest
1960
M-N.
Le-
at
of
sewer
p.
until
1969
bids
until
for
6
8
(EDST)
p.m.
Oct.
on
purchase of $147,000
general bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
(A-O)
from
1
1960
and
Principal
payable
to
interest
the
at
1969
Edgewater
National Bank,
in Edgewater. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
sealed
Clerk,
until
bids
8
(EDST)
Oct; 6 for the purchase of $85,-
on
general
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
terest
den
on
Oct.
Dated
Oct.
1,
from
1960
to
1
Principal
and
in¬
(A-O) payable at the Cam¬
Trust
Legality
Delafield
in
Company,
&
Camden.
Wood,
New
of
York
cf
•
Oct.
New
Principal
Wells,
Legal¬
.Martin,
E.
Comp¬
Dinges
an¬
Dated
Oct.
8,
—
the
foregoing
in
report
our
super¬
issue
of
1234.
p.
Bond Offering—Verne F. Santas,
City
Treasurer,
bids
c/o
Bank
will
The
receive
National
of
Boston, Trust
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on
Sept. 30 for the purchase of $130,parking bonds. Dated Oct. 15,
1959.
to
Due
1970
interest
the
on
Oct.
inclusive.
payable at
Shawmut
Chas.
Bank
Mexico
Bond
Offering—A1
of
15
Valehzuela,
30
the
for
from
Principal
the
1961
and
National
Boston,
or
at
City Treasurer's office, at the
option of the holder. Legality ap-
purchase
$360,000
of
inclusive.
Trust
Co., of Albany.
Homer,
Bond
N.
Bid
ceive
Offering
sealed
(EDST)
Walter
—
of
Dated
Oct.
from
bids
until
1960 to
(A-O)
National
Legality
of
John
of
the
&
proved
the
County
(A-O)
enter
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Dawson,
Nagel,
Sherman
&
Howard, of
Denver.
NEW
of
ding
day.
will
at
I
Baldwinsville, N. Y.
Offering—John R.
receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
Sept. 30 for the purchase of
$133,000 sewer bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due on April 1 from 1961
to
1987 inclusive. Principal
and
Village
will
Treasurer,
payable at the
First Trust & Deposit Company,
in
Baldwinsville.
Legality ap¬
proved
(A-O)
by
Sykes,
of New/York
Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway,
taxes
to
Bond
Village
Offering
—
Treasurer,
Y.
1.
The
yearly
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
Crain,
receive
(EDST)
Sept. 29 for the purchase of
$60,000 water bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
to
1971 inclusive. Principal and
on
interest
(J-D)
First State
payable
Nov.
from
at
the
Bank, in Canisteo. Le-
reflected
Nov.
1,
sale
1960
be
last
$27,000,000
1959
at
City
York
serial
June
4,
of 3.569%.
New
on
of
offering
3.60%
of
awarded
was
cost
public
interest
net
a
to
the
Sale
$1,000,000
notes
to
the
Chemical
Co., of
Bank
of
City,
National
Trust
&
29,310,000 notes to the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company, and
both
Bankers
of
New
000
at
Trust
York
Company,
City, and
Co., for $2,200,3.42%; $10,000,000 at
Wertheim
&
capital
The Committee
the
advised by
was
Authority's
Port
General
Counsel, Sidney Goldstein, and by
its bond counsel, David M. Wood
of
Wood, King and
Wolkstein
the
frivolous.
and
their
on
has
is
They
no
sub¬
capricious
reiterated
opinions that the
Port Authority bonds
from
immune
taxation
Federal
the
under
United
the
of
Dawson, that
previous
interest
is
suit
merit and
of
stance
States,
income
Constitution
in
now
as
utes of the United
notes
Association, of San
Francisco, Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City, and
C. J. Devine & Co., at 3.54%.
the
proceeds
for
York
Bank New York Trust
York
The
primarily
The
loan
temporary
».
that such interest is
also exempt from
income taxes
imposed under the existing stat¬
$30,310,000
(Series
CTN-14) offered Sept. 22—v. 190,
p. 1234—were awarded as follows:
—
"clearly against
people of
was
District."
used
force;
City Housing Authority,
New
Note
cost
this
that
noted
expenditures at the George Wash¬
ington Bridge, the Brooklyn-Port
Authority Piers and the ElizabethPort Authority Piers.
|
to
the
He
rate.
Port
been
!
will
interest
net
price to the Port
much as V\ of 1%
over the going
from the sale of bonds would have
and
1
previous public
bonds amounting to
were
placed at an
The
a
as
lawsuit
the
the
of $1,200,
His
offerings of
$643,945,000
was
the best interests of the
is payable
offering
of
Comptroller Gerosa
since
it
unqualified
an
ity as much as $1,250,000 over the
life of the bonds, and added that
and
public
office.
lawsuit
would have cost the Port Author¬
payable
May
on
proposed
bonds
F.
Pope
meeting.
the«-bonds had
on
submit
to
Authority of
bonds
1959
1974, inclusive.
bonds
Bayard
Committee
Chairman Colt declared that the
bid
that
on
The
1,
principal
eighteenth
took
the
bid.
the bonds and.
installments
annual
1,
addi¬
additional interest
thereon.
semi-annually
in
In
Colt, Honorary
Wolkstein
unable
bid
Savings
Louise
will
noon
the
of
will
at public
pay
dated
America
Canisteo, N.
Comp¬
Gerosa
will bear interest coupons
Nov.
been
anticipated from a syndicate
by Harriman Ripley &
Co. and Blyth & Co., Inc., but this
syndicate stated that in the face
of the City and
real
property
City shall be subject
levy of unlimited ad val
be
bid had
taxation.
Chairman
A second bid
taxable
New
City.
E.
o'clock
interest
the
in¬
Authority
been
the
the
Port
that the
Commissioner
obligations
the
the
Federal
to
market
of
Miller,
City
—
sold
be
12
2.845%.
Bond
per year.
attended
These serial bonds shall be gen
eral
per
been
average
Chairman Howard S. Cullman and
Bank
the
which
4V2%
have
net
a
the
tion
municipal bond market
Oct. 15, 1959 with an offering
$18,000,000 school serial bonds
on
*
bear
immunity of Port Authority bonds
City, N. Y.
Lawrence
average
YORK
York
Offering
troller
would
to
headed
New
Bond
of
to
from
City.
Prin¬
payable
&
bonds
rate
to
Committee
Legality
ap¬
Vandewater, Sykes
Galloway,
of
New
by
Heckler
a
adversely influenced by the filing
yesterday of a lawsuit in the Fed¬
eral District Court, New Jersey,
by Harry W. Wolkstein, a certified
public accountant in Newark, New
Jersey.
This
suit
attacked
the
office
National
by
by
meeting of the Port
Authority Finance Committee im¬
mediately after the opening of
the
bid, representatives of the
bidding
syndicate
advised
the
Poughkeepsie.
The
interest
First
made
was
for
the
at
which
At
A.
at
bid
of 4.5915%
in
by
$46,000 fire station and equipment
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1968 inclusive
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
the only
$25,000,000 of its
Bonds,
Sixteenth
terest cost
Reed, 75 Market St.
Poughkeepsie, until 2 p.m. (EDST)
cn
Sept. 29 for the purchase of
000
cipal and
the
on
the
rejected
equivalent
George W
Treasurer, will
at
that
&
year,
—
bids
Authority
headed
98.17%
was
LaGrange Fire District (P. O.
LaGrangeville), N. Y.
District
had
The
interest
payable
Bank,
York
announced
Halsey,
Co., Inc., Drexel & Co.,
Glore, Forgan & Co., and Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. The bid
pur¬
approved
Offering
New
.
S.
meeting
a
Committee of The
Consolidated
p.m.
.
Chairman
bid submitted for
re¬
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
sealed
of
Sept.
1969 inclusive. Prin¬
Homer
v
Port
$26,000 paving bonds
1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
cipal and interest
the
4
1996
Legality
Authority, N. Y.
—
following
of the Finance
F.
will
Sept. 28 for the
on
chase
Nov.
Oct. 1
on
1974 inclusive.
Colt,
Stuart
Blanden, Village Clerk,
Da^ed Oct. 1, 1959. Due
1960 to
Rejected
Sloan
syndicate
Y.
M-N.
Port of New York
Series.
&
union
1959
approved by Gardes, Montgomery
& Miller,, of New York City.
Bank
E.
Morton
student
from
1
Interest
24,
Authority
general obligation hospital bonds.
from
exempt
on
Weigold &
Co., W. H.
Co., Inc.,
Reynolds & Co., Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Charles King & Co., Tilney &
Co.,
and
National
Commercial
to
County (P. O. Silver City),
interest
Concord, N. H.
sealed
Co.,
shall
ap¬
City.
The
MEXICO
New
1959.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
000
&
orem
Sept. 29
on
8, 1960. Legality
Sept. 21—v. 190,
Jr.,
Smith, Barney & Co., Geo. B. Gib¬
bons & Co.,' Inc., First of Mich¬
igan Corporation, Bacon, Steven¬
all
NEW
at
City
—
(CST)
York
NOTE
sedes
Other members of the syndicate:
within
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (MST) on Sept.
1959.
by
p.m.
notes.
on
of
4.47%.
Hawkins,
by
approved
for the purchase of $1,133,000 oneDue
price
receive
p.m.
5
$2,000,000
1, 1956.
N. J.
will
Oct.
on
to
Offering—Thomas J. Por¬
Borough
ter,
Heights,
(EDST)
purchase
of
p.m.
bonds. Dated Nov.
receive
the
2
the
Nov.
Bond
Koski,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
in¬
to
that bids will be received
1:30
until
for
Due
4.11%.
Bond Offering—Alfred A.
Grant
1960
Franklin
nounces
Sept.
revenue
Park,
100.21, a
of
on
(A-O) payable at the
Offering
troller
bonds
Halsey,
Co., Inc., as 4V2S, at a
100.26, a basis of about
&
Kuchler,
Dis-
Due
Omaha, Neb.-
''
;
Note
t
school
offered
—
Stuart
Homer.
$220,000
price
a
about
to
bonds.
15,
approved
Shawmut
Stillwater, Minn.
J.
City.
in¬
and
Peterson,
LeFevere,
Lefler
Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
,
of
Lane, Baird & Ped.ersen, of Omaha.
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality
(CST)
purchase
County Treasurer's office.
suitable
any
receive
p.m.
Assessment
from
15
on
1970
Ahl-
S.
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
Offering—C. W. Rodekuhr,
Auditor,
will
receive
principal office
City. Legality
N.
The
—
University (P. O.
City), N. Y.
George F.
Vice-President
and
York
Offering
Baughman,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
York
$2,100,000
Bond
non-tax
of Cliffside
Bank,
1959.
from
15
paving
River
Bond
;
Oct.
and interest
year
County (P. O.
Falls), Minn.
both
trust,
or
Edgewater, N. J.
000
follows:
as
Special
Oct.
at
obligation funding bonds offered
Sept. 9 — V; 190, p. 1026 — were
awarded to'Allison-Williams Co.
,
First
inclusive.
,
Odessa, Minn.
.
the
will
the
for
on
trict
£
9
Pennington
28
1969
basis of about
4.05%.
,
to
7:30
Due
67,000
Sale
York
New
22—v. 190, p. 1123—were awarded
to a syndicate headed
by
Camden
Co.,
(P.O. Fallsburgh),
in¬
$37,000 intersection paving bonds.
in-
Bond
totaling
interest
Sept. 21—v. 190,
Haddon
Neb.
Clerk,
until
$104,000 bonds,
Sept. 16—
1025—were awarded to
as
basis
Bond
clusive.
•
Bond
sold
was
bids
1
New
York
Offering—Alvin
sealed
$40,000 sewage
a
M-N.-
Dorsey,
Sale—An issue of
Bond
offered
price of 100.22,
by
the
Company, of Lincoln.
Minn.
Allison-Williams Co.,
Interest
bonds
Legality
/-
Due
-
1982
bank
Park,
1967
Oct.
'
Bond
will
choice, of
Trust
$280,000
Paul.
lagoon
bonds
ment
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & MacCartney, of St.
Lamberton,
$400,000
Dated Nov.
$128,000
general obligation street improve¬
obligation hospital buildbonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due
ing
on
York
Sale—The
4.15s,
as
NEBRASKA
1960 to
on
Trust
a
whose
National
Hastings, Neb.
general
.
second
Norfolk,
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
of
approved
on
Offering—R. H. Ahlgren,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
the
Oct.
on
Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
Bond
until
purchase
Trustees.
Legality
inclusive.
for
(MST)
p.m.
the
Fosston, Minn.
bids
&
at
or
offered
Wark,
Owen,
from
1958.
to
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
•
will receive sealed
Amortization
be
Board
(
Legality approved
by Clifford E. Olson, of Cokato.
.
S.
X;
be the first choice and serial bonds
Co.,
and
(CDST)
p.m.
8
the
the
for
Bank
New
in
Bond
O. Billings), Mont.
Offering—Carl'
1959.
1,
purchase of $20,000 funding bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1967
2
for
19
Bond Offering — C. C. Easton,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
..-Oct.
is
1,
1960
at the First Camden
or
Chicago,
bonds
Interest J-J.
1, 1959.
school building bonds.
p.
District No.
son
school
3.51%; $10,000,000 3.53%; and
$7,110,000 at 3.57%.
New
1123—were awarded to the United
Dated Oct.
Cokato, Minn.
:
Co.,
company
bonds.
-Bond
Inc.,
Allison-Williams
Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
''
as
Yellowstone County School District
$120,000 sewage
awarded
of
bonds,
J.
:
Fallsburgh, Thompson, Mamakating
and
Wawarsing Central School
at
District Clerk,
Sept.
were
on
purchase of $63,000
improvement
16,000 District No. 344
plant improvement
—
receive
(MST)
26,600 District No. 345
&
-treatment
Merchants
Principal
and
payable at the
Cliffside
by
-bonds
822
will
of
Nov.
bonds.
1970
to
approved
at the
from
1
National
$21,000 District No. >343
1, 1959.
1961
Legality
and
follows:
Arlington, Minn.
■*
Clerk,
for the
5
1960
1
$3,300,000
Dated
(M-N)
Mont.
of
Nov.
on
p.m.
Dated
offered
bonds.
clusive.
bids until 8 p.m.
sealed
from
Principal
School District, N.
j• purchase
X
City
son,
Nov^
Bond Offering—Jos. C.
Ragone,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(DST) on Oct. 8 for the
Bond Offering—Willard B. Carl¬
Marquardt, of Minneapolis.
•
payable
of
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Camden
Trust
receive sealed
(CDST) on
purchase of $80,obligation improve-
Feb.
on
inclusive.
,
28
MONTANA
the
bonds.
1979
purchase
NEW JERSEY
$188,000 in¬
serially from
of
Due
Havre,
will
7:30
for
general
ment
Sept.
on
County (P. O. New Albany),
Mississippi
serially from 1960 to 1979
Due
Alexandria, Minn.
Offering—Earl K.* Lamb,
*
1959. Due
(EDST)
noon
the
bonds.
sewer
interest
inclusive.
inclusive.
^4.^
,; MINNESOTA
'bids
1,
to:
June
■
-
purchase
bonds.
24, 1960. Principal
and
interest payable at a bank
or
trust
company
in p Michigan
agreed upon with the purchaser.
■
of
for
National Bank of Boston.
(CST)
a.m.
1960
Union
Merchants
Offering—Clausen Peden,
dustrial
bids until 7:30
The
Legality
County Supervisors Disti approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
(P. O. Marks), Miss.
3
the
for
Mich.
(EST); on Sept. 28 for the
purchase of $1,150,000 tax antici¬
pation notes. Dated Sept. 23, 1959.
on
20
$173,000
industrial bonds.
Prom 1960 to 1979
10
p;m.
Due
purchase
Oct.
on
joint
Bond
of Education,
receive sealed
the
c/o
Street, Boston/until
re¬
(CST)
Chancery Clerk, will receive bids
•••{' i Note Offering—C. C. Readhead,
Secretary
will
serially
•'■
No.
7
District,
for
6
■
Quitman
of
Bank,
Clerk,
bids
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler ■*& Galloway, of
New York City.
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
inclusive.
1122—-were awarded
p.
State
Oct.
$600,000
Michigan
.■;*
Note Sale — The $30,000 tax
anticipation', notes offered Sept.
16—v.
Chancery
ceive auction bids at 2 p.m.
on
sealed
(P. O. Tupelo), Miss.
Offering—John
A.
Ras7
Bond
West Branch School District No. 6,
■to
Districts
and 4
3
berry,
7
•
Supervisors
County
No.
1
•
Bond
ers,
the
v
-
.
Thorndike,
1
.
MISSISSIPPI
sealed
-
a
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
Minneapolis.
bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 28
for the nurchase of $405,000 tax
':T anticipation notes. Dated Oct. 1.
1959. .- Due1 on
March
15,
1960.
Principal and interest payable at
receive
&
■
'
cation;' will
by
Palmer
59
and
further
They
States.
informed
the
Committee that the Tax Court
of
United States had held the
interest" on Port Authority bonds
the
from taxation and had
recognized
the
governmental
exempt
character of the Port
Authority's
activities. The decision of the Tax
Court
was
affirmed by the
Unite^k
\
Court of Appeals,
Second Circuit. The United States
States
Circuit
Supreme Court
the
question.
The
soon as
the
refused to review
Chairman
invite
stated
that
the lawsuit is disposed
Port
bids
as
of,
would again
for these bonds and
Authority
%
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1348)
expects that it would
petitive bids at the
jate.
.1
•
&
Cincinnati.
^
§9,720,500 bond
anticipation notes offered Sept. 17
—v.
190, p. 1027—were awarded
to Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, at
'
of
Williams,
Y.
Rochester, N.
Note Sale—The
§177.00.
3.25%, plus a premium of
Greenfield
Sch.
Village
Exempted
District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The §350,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 17—v. 190,
1026—were awarded to Field,
&
Co., as 4V2s, at a
p.
J. Nel¬
Bond Offering—Thomas
(EDST)
Oct.
on
$569,000
of
until
bids
sealed
chase
will
Comptroller,
City
son,
ceive
14 for the pur¬
bonds, as fol¬
$338,000 city auditorium building
Series
A.
Due
on
bonds,
1960
from
1979
to
March
improvement
C.
Due
on
1960
from
1
Bond
March
1960
1964
to
inclusive.
Dated
and
u
1,
Galloway,
Heckler &
City.
Sykes,
of
York
CAROLINA
NORTH
Guilford
County (P.O.
.
Note
Offering
—
W.
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
bids
sealed
at
his
office
in
Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept.
29 for the purchase of $6,000,000
bond
a«ticipation
notes.
Dated
Oct. 8, 1959.
Henderson
cial
Sept.
Offering
W.
—
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 29
for the
purchase of $625,000 school
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
1958.
Due
on
June 1 from 1961
inclusive.
1980
New
Bank
burn
York
&
price
a
of
100.47,
a
Wash¬
McCarthy, of New York
obligation
—v.
190,
the
to
Ashland,
totaling
bonds
pose
fered
pur¬
$161,050
of¬
Sept. 16 —v.-190, p. 1123
awarded
were
J.
to
a price of
about 3.81%..:
of
—
White
A.
4s, at
as
basis
various
&
101.02,
a
Offering—Joseph
Green¬
special assessment Sewer Dis¬
trict bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
from
1
1960
to
and
Principal
interest
1970
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
payable
(J-D)
Treasurer's
at
office.
North
to
a
Norman,
Thomas
of
Zinkon,
Village Clerk,, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 15
for the purchase of $20,000 water
works system improvement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on March
1 and Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Baltic State
Bank.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
sealed
ceive
Clerk,
bids
Oct.
on
of
1959.
Due
terest
works
bonds offered Sept. 15—v.
190,
p.
923—were
awarded
to
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 5s,
at a
price of 100.67, a basis of
for
the
pur¬
im¬
from
1
1,
Oct.
to
1961
Principal
and
in¬
in Ashtabula. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sale—The
Bond
sewer
offered Sept. 16—v.
awarded
were
190,
the
to
1123—
p.
First
66
(P.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 17—
190,
v.
a
group
tional
Bank
1123—were awarded
p.
to
composed of the First Na¬
Bank,
&
the
and
First
State
Trust
Co., both of Okla¬
and the First State
City,
Company, of Hollis,
follows:
as
4
$30,000 3V2S.
1,°1962
Due on Nov.
1963.
and
15,000 3%s.
3%s.
115,000
from
1965
Oklahoma
District
on
1971 inclusive.
to
County Dependent Sch.
41
(P. O. Bethany),
Sale—An
Bond
issue
of
$215,-
OCO
building bonds was sold to H.
Josey & Company.
serially from 1962 to 1969.
3
(P.
Marion),
O.
Sept.
sealed
bids
until
noon
(EST)
on
for
1
Board
PUERTO
offered
"
1124 —were
Rico
RICO
Water
Puerto
July
39
Bond
County School District
(P. O. Corbett), Oregon
Offering—Clerk of Board
EducatiorTGeneva
received
W.
Johnson
Resources
6
Interest
M-S.
Bond
Board
Aug. 15, 1959.
Due on Dec. 15
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive. Prin¬
by
Shuler,
Say re,
Winfree
Rankin, of Portland.
Due
Jan.
on
1965 inclusive.
1
from
1961
to
Legality approved
&
V
.
1984
to
inclusive.
Directors
that
will
State Bank,
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
North
No.
1959.
(CST) on
purchase, of $1,200,bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
on
Sept. 1 from 1962
Due
1998
and
Wind
Point
(Vil¬
Bond
Street, Racine),
1
Wis.
Offering—Orrin V.' Cook,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
inclusive. Callable in in¬
numerical order
(P. O. 4937 North
20
Main
for the
water
Bay
(Town) Joint School District
the
receive
bids until 2 p.m.
Oct. 5
000
pay¬
Farmers
lages) and Part of Caladonia
announces
of
the
at
of Beaver Dam.
sealed
1969,
or
McCall
Sept.
on
interest
any
(CST)
Oct. 6
on
purchase of $155,000 school
building
1,
addition
Nov. 1, 1959.
payment
1963
Legality approved
Parkhurst,
Crowe,
McCall,
and
of the
Onalaska
Horton, of Dallas.
Indep.
Sale—An
schoolhouse
J.
School
•*
pany,
bonds
of
bonds.
Dated
Increase—Total
sold
was
to
>
Authority in July,
the
State
1958, according to S. L. Descartes,
sive.
issue of
bonds
sold
Education,
of
the
For
12
months
ended
to
Bank
for
Puerto
Development
is
Rico
agent for the Puerto
Resources Authority.
as
payable
nated
fiscal
Consol.
1960
to
Bond
Offering
of
T. J.
—
Shirley,
County
Board
of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids
Indep.
until
for the
(EST)
noon
on
Oct. 6
purchase of $900,000 hospi¬
ceive
1978
Bonds
thereafter
or
in
due
part,
numerical
verse
after
and
1971
order,
date
payment
Nov.
interest
in
callable, in whole
but if in part in in¬
are
$235,000
Va.
the
bids
at
his
1,
1970.
on
-any
on
and
Principal
(M-N) payable at
trust
company
as
a
and
purchaser,
or
and
State
Trusts,
Chase
(A-O)
Bank
of
Richmond,
or
at
the
York
Bank,
New
City. Legality-approved by
Reed
Hnvt,
&
McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
be
in the event
failure to agree, at the prim
cipal office of some New York
City Bank to be designated by the
County Board. Legality approved
by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons, of
Charleston.
Bond
— Bids
^vill^be
Sept. 28 for the
purchase of §2,500,000 general im¬
of Regents, State Teacher's
Colleges of Texas (P. O. Box K,
Capitol Station, Austin), Texas
Sale—The
$1,500,000 East
College student hous¬
ing system revenue bonds offered
Sept. 21 —v. 190, p. 1027 —were
Federal
Home Finance
a
price of
Housing and
Agency,
as
27/8s, at
par.
Sale—An
Chelan
to
Rauscher,
as
was
sold
follows:
Pierce
$31,000 5 Vis. Due
on
&
Co.,
a
1960
to
1979
Interest A-O.
Trenton, Ontario
$589,281
Sale
An
—
debentures
Due
Oct.
on
from
1
issue
of
sold
to
was
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
as
6V4S.
to
1979
1960
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Walsingham South Township, Ont.
Debenture
Sale
An
—
issue
of"
$83,500 debentures was sold to R.
A. Daly
Co., Ltd., as 6s, at a
price of 95.50.
Due on Oct. 15
.
from
1960
1979
to
inclusive.
In¬
127
(P. O. Wenatchee), Wash.
Sale —The
Committee,
$120,000 gen¬
Inc.,
April 1 from
to
as
the
State
4V2s, at
Finance
price of
a
par.
Ring
No.
County
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
13
will
a.m.
receive
(PST) on
for the purchase of $150,-
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(M-N) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seat¬
tle.
the
Roman
Catholic
Commission,
Debenture
to
Bank
lock
Sale
school
a
of
group
School
Quebec
An
—
issue
debentures
composed
Montreal,
Bell,
of
was
of the
Gouin-
&
Co., Ltd., and the Domin¬
Corp., Ltd., as 6s,
a
price of 92.84, a basis of
about 6.95%. Dated July 1, 1959.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1979
ion
Securities
at
inclusive.
County, Issaquah Sch. Dist.
411 (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond
at
QUEBEC
Arvida
sold
County, Entiat School Dist.
sold
were
.
,
$825,000
obligation building bonds of¬
fered Sept. 16—v. 190,
p. 1027—
000
issue of $60,000
general obligation bonds
to
Corporation,
price of 97.70.
15 from
Oct.
Debenture
bonds, it is reported.
WASHINGTON
Oct.
Donna, Texas
Bond
of
sold
until
provement
Bond
Board
the
issue
was
Bond
6 Vis, at
as
on
An
—
terest A-O.
Offering
received
No.
to
the
at
Hampton, Va.
a
sold
Due
payable
Manhattan.
Washburn
Sale
Bankers
Ltd.,
Commerce
bank
may
agreed upon by the County Board
and the
the
at the
office
(EST) on Oct. 8 for the purchase
of $500,000
water system bonds.
at
desig¬
or
Ontario
Township,
debentures
inclusive.
222, Finance Bldg., Capi¬
Square. Richmond, until noon
cipal and interest
be
ONTARIO
Room
tol
to
bank
a
Debenture
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
tal bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1983 in-'
elusive.
at
inclu¬
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
sealed
Due on
inclu¬
CANADA
County (P. O. Walhalla), nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission on Local
South Carolina
Debt, will re¬
Chairman
purpose
1979
by the purchaser
Caradoc
Front Royal,
Oconee
a.m.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
/
VIRGINIA
Bond
corporate
1960 to
County Treasurer's office,
sive. Interest J-D.
Rico Water
will
9
sive.^ Principal and interest (A-O)
District, Texas
from
.
Oct. 6 for the purchase
from
1
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., as 4s,
Dated
Sept.
15,
1959
Due
on
15
Clerk,
until
Dated Oct; 1, 1959.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$450,000
schoolhouse
bonds
was
sold
to
Dec.
1
.
Joseph
option of the holder.
City
School
July
31, 1959, revenues of the Author¬
ity
totaled
$37,444,348
against
$35,464,120 in the corresponding
12-mortths' period a year ago.
Government
Grande
on
bids
■
H.
—
County
sealed
$5,000,000
April
Interest M-S.
Rio
Wisconsin,-
•
Offering
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on
from 1960 to 1974 inclu¬
1
Legality ap¬
Quarles, Herriott &
.
receive
$25,000
was
of
Racine.
Breidenbach,
Dated
Sept.
••'
.••
.
(CST)
Board
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
by
Bond
Executive Director of the Author¬
ity.
■
.
Indep. School District, Tex.
schoolhouse
inclusive.
1979
of
Nov. 1 from
on
Walworth County (P. O. Elkhorn),
$20,000
Phillips Investment Co., as
5s. Dated July
1, 1959. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Sale—An
Due
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
issue
R.
Bond
to
proved
District,
Texas
.
Bond
43as.
the
1959.
&
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on April
from
1960
to
1968
inclusive.
Offering—Secretary W. T.
Tompkins
1959, amounted to $3,421,260 com¬
pared with $2,932,447 in July of
until
for
$125,000
Loewi
able
1960
Palmer
that sealed bids will be
8 p.m.
(PST) on
purchase of $100,000 building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Oct.
to
Principal and interest (A-O)
from
Rico
Revenues
revenues
Bond
Multnomah
sold
was
Education, as 5s.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
Interest J-J.
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Texas State
OREGON
No.
of
eral
(CST)
purchase of
the
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $31,500
street improvement bonds.- Dated
State
TEXAS
until 7:30 p.m.
28
announces
Bond
Offering — Harry
R.
Moiser, City Auditor, will receive
notes
p.
to a group composed of
Philadelphia National Bank,
of Philadelphia; Mellon National
Bank & Trust Co., of Pittsburgh;
First
Boston
Corporation; C. J.
Devine & Co., and Salomon Bros,
& Hutzler, at 3.625%.
Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids wiil
be received
of
Fostoria, Ohio
of about
Stephens County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.
bonds
issue of $30,000
schoolhouse bonds was sold to the
Sale—An
the
of
Oklahoma
„
Columbus, Ohio
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Oct. 8—v. 190, p. 1234—has been
postponed until Dec. 1.
a
awarded
or
No.
road
Company.
Bond
First National Bank & Trust Com¬
interest
Nov. 1, 1964.
Due
on
Nov.
1
Due
High School District
Coleman), Texas
O.
Dam),
Wisconsin
Bond Sale—An issue of
Mozelle Rural
SOUTH CAROLINA
Indep. Sch. Dist.
O. Hollis), Okla.
WISCONSIN
Calamus (P. O. R. 2, Beaver
net interest cost of about 4.74%.
State
County
Seattle.
and interest
The
$50,000
of
by
Gage, Okla.
extension and improvement bonds
witz,
date thereafter.
anticipation
22 —v. 190,
Sept.
$115,000 building bonds,
ing
of
various
purpose
bonds
totaling $10,010,000 scheduled for
basis
a
Legality approved by
Thorgrimson
8Z
Horo¬
Preston,
of
tax
Bank,
OKLAHOMA
on
about 4.90%.
4%s, at
to
4.70s.
terest M-N.
were
Rowles, Winston & Co., Rauscher,
& Co., Inc., Russ & Co.,
Eppler, Guerin
&
Turner,
Ind., as 4%s, at a price of 100.06,
to
re¬
(J-D) payable at the Com¬
mercial
Due
§50,000 water¬
as
sold
as
verse
noon
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1979
will
waterworks
bonds.
provement
Bethesda, Ohio
Sale—The
Co.,
100.13,
Puerto
until
6
$95,000
I.
Bond
&
$350,000
was
Inc.,
Pennsylvania (Commonwealth of)
Note
Offering — The
$130,000
Gertrude Van
—
Village
Bank & Trust
Offering—Jack
p.
group
—
composed
Texas
Lestrange & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.,
Ohio
Kingsville,
Offering
Bond
"
Bond
Pa.
1124—were awardec
composed of Arthurs,
190,
10217
p.
group
Co.,
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
1 from 1^80 to 1987 inclusive. In¬
North
Montague County Water
Supply District (P. O. Nocona),
District
O. Braddock),
a
&
Pierce
r
Bond
homa
Baltic, Ohio
School
ai
$150,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Sept
17;—v.
to
bonds
revenue
McLean
and
Sale—The
Bond
price
wood, Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners,
will
r e c e i y e'
sealed bids until noon (EST) Oh
Oct. 8 for the purchase of $198,-
Harmon
Ohio
Sale—The
3s,
as
Kennewick, Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
190,
v.
—
Monday, September 28, 1953
.
1
National
Penn
Braddock
It
4.35%.
Dayton), Ohio
No.
Bond
Central
North
Sept.
awardec.
1027—were
Bank, of Philadelphia,
a
price of par.
Bank, of Gage.
OHIO
bonds offered
p.
18
awarded
.
from
1
inclusive.
—
(P.
Sale—The $75,000 genera,
Bond
and
Montgomery County (P. O.
Trust/Com-
City.
Co.,
at
to
about 4.65%.
of
the Chem¬
Hoyt,
Reed,
by
approved
4%s,
oasis
spe¬
offered
190,
p.
1026 —
Magnus & Co.,
v.
—
to
of New York City. Legality
pany,
§242,600
bonds
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at
ical
17
awarded
were
(EDST)
C.
N.
Sept.
Pennsylvania
(P.
Sale—The
assessment
chase
County (P. O..
Hendersonville),
Southampton Twp. (P. O.
Bustleton Pike, Rjeasterville),
Ohio
Due on April 8, 1960.
Legality approved by
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City,
Bond
a
)00
Greensboro), N. C.
Bond
bonds
Lower
Mayfield Hghts. (P. O. Cleveland),
office of the City Treasurer. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
New
5 Vis, at a price of
basis of about 5.21%.
as
100.42,
as
1959. Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
Sept.
Le¬
gality approved by Burg win, Ruf-
1035
April
on
1977
LaPorte, Texas
Sale
The improvement
totaling
$550,000 offered
Board
of
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
1
Sept. 21—v.
1026—were awarded to a
group composed
of Field, Rich¬
ards & Co.; The Ohio Company,
and the Provident Bank, of Cin¬
1969
to
improvement
D.
Due
on
from
Secretary
Due
to
A
of
School
Directors,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
on Oct. 5 for the purchase of $96,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due on Oct.
p.
Bond
1
offered
bonds
works
inclusive.
126,000
public
Series
bonds,
Richard
—
5s.
1975
Interest A-O.
a
Lakeville,. Ohio
Sale—The $4o0,0G0 water
cinnati,
inclusive.
125,000
public
bonds,
Series
Offering
re¬
190,
1
basis of about
a
Bond
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
noon
lows:
March
101.03,
price of
4.39%.
29,000
Farrell Area School District, Pa.
Morocco,
Richards
Y.
N.
Utica,
PENNSYLVANIA
receive com¬ cipal and interest (J-D) payable
going market at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Peck. Shaffer
.
"
*>.-'•
L'Abord-A-Plouffe,
Debenture
Sale
—
Quebec
An
issue
of 8
$965,000 debentures was sold to a
group composed of the Provincial
Bank
of
Canada, Credit AngloLtd.,
Credit
Quebec,
inc., Durocher, Rodrigue & Co.,
Ltd., Florido Matteau & Fils, Belanger, Inc., Gaston Laurent, Inc.,
Francais,
and
Ltd.,
Ostiguy
Morgan,
as
6s, at
a
&- Hudon,
price of 92.41, a
basis of about 7.28%. Dated
1, 1959. Due
to
on
Sept.
Sept, 1 from 1960
1969 inclusive. Interest M-S.
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