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THE
OF
J-
MONDAY
UNIVERsn
S EP ®
ISSUE
/
MICHIGAN
.1959
-
.mstratiqh
Reg. U. fl. Pai, Office
Volume
190
Number 5879
New York 7, N.
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Y., Monday, September 7, 1959
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price $1.25
INSURANCE!
-
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Admiral Corp.—New Color TV Line Introduced—
-American Distilling Co.-—New
Director Elected—
This
corporation's re-entry into the color TV market after a two
hiatus was marked by the introduction on
Aug.' 25 of five new
color television receivers with
suggested retail prices beginning
at $535.
•/.-v.-r' • •
'
'V
A one-year
warranty is offered on all parts, including the
picture '
tube.
Etched circuit boards in the
chassis, the heart of the receiver, ■
carry a five-year warranty, he added.—V.
189, p. 2561.
' '
"
'
year
•'Russell
21-inch
ward,
In This Issue
■
.
The
distinction
becoming the first American long-distance
moving
begin
handling
household. .shipments
between
the
to
;
American
"!'■
-
military personnel and
their
families
from Turkey will be handled in conjunction -with
the,
Express Co. and has been approved
by ithg transportation
offices of the U. s.
Army and Air Force "in Washington, Mr. Cameron
disclosed'.' "
:
r;V
v'''"'-,•
Military Sea Transport Service will be utilized for the
transport
of
household goods,
with
Mayflower handling the stateside portion
moving to and
American
the
and
move
American
Express
processing
of
Turkey.
Mayflower's
Italy. England!
the
of
and
operations which now extend into
Germany.
Norway, Denmark, Libya, Japan, Okinawa and
currently are running at a rate of more than twice
Spain,
year
.containers
—V.
accommodate
Express
to
190,
To
ago.
be
in
used
June
in
the
the
transport
nearly 900 new
household goods
of
253.
p.
Pacific
Sea
~
Montreal
•
The
U.
this
S.
Army Signal Corps recently awarded
corporation^ for
The
surveillance
Division at the
surveillance
systems
Downey,
Manufacturing
Aerojet
in
July
Successful
Ariz.,
Co.
for
will
Van
overseas.
Toronto
drone
in
the
in
the
selection
the
Rubber
to
totaling
AN/USD-2
of
this
drone
at
year
the
as
of
The
General
Co.
fuel
rocket
motors
produced
launching
Aug.
31
The
British
missile
can
within
a
C
next
to
150-pound
stag6
12
in
supplies
the
of
tfye
Scout
Aerojet
ISO,
also
Jr.
announced
was
Dividends
satellite
on
it
plans
to
in
Scout
solid
vehicle
fuel
nautical
in
considered
the
as
vehicle
mile
Federal
orbit
approved
satellite
capable
a
fuel
motors
motor
of
for
the
$1,489,000
backup _jcontract
for
the
second
to
stage
Manufacturing Corp.—Files
late
Los
Court.at Cleveland,
the
six
claiming $850
000
in
1
.
d" mages.
Aircraft
District
Lockheed
is
with
alleges
by Lockheed.
New
Division
Formalization
of
by this corporation
President.
Mr.
»
Lawler
the
augment
facilities
in
that
located
Aug.
on
the
division
will
existing electronics
being formulated
this
Division
27
area.—V.
for
in
by
Baltimore,. Md.,
John A. Lawler,
and
division
expanding and
greatly
in
rev.
ry.
—V.
expenses.
415,124
,
relocating
from
ry.
ops.
$139,163
$74,308
35,580
2,669.472
13,468
income
oper.
190,
-
directors
two-for-one
a
cash
Oct.
1959
Under
shares
six
give
him
As
a
creased
ferring
The
the
of
90
cents
stockholders
proposed
present
shares
new
owned.
to
the
c-f
irtc
eight
stock
dividend
1,
Aug. 28 voted
split and a 33'/a %
of
a
plan,
$10
new
per
of
to
Net
Net
on
2,407,876
$411,912
41,632
the
stock
They
-
also
stock
voted-
Jan.
Conn.;
been
Co.,
elected.
Chief
They
Executive
Chicago,
HI.;
are:
Officer
ar.d
director
a
the
Whitney-Blake' Co.;
Koiled Kords,
Inc., also of New Haven.
He
Michigan Avenue National Bank, of
Chicago,
the Union and New Haven
Trust Co., of New
and
of
the
of
President
was
He
is
also
Houston
of
the
Federal
director
a
and
general
of
Intermediate
American
agent
of
Credit
Investors
the
Farm
Life
'
Bank
of
Insurance
Credit
will
company's
Alberding, is Board Chairman, President
Officer
of
Alsonett
Banks
Hotels,
He
...
Frank
of
the
Poole,
of
Investment
is
the
also
nation's
at
present
-
of
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1953
$955,941
$9,953,397
$8,686,494
1,256,740
8,590,867
8,193,078
ops.
$128,569
*$300,799
$1,362,530
$493,416
19,740
*433,048
413,589
*304,149
ry.
190,
Commitiee
Tenn.,
of
has
American
A
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
investment banker,
Mr. Poole is
Investors Group main subsidiaries
is
end
present
capital
and
vestors
up
In
$243,400
$2,053,851
163,162
151,576
1,067,201
1,197,538
$91,824
$991,650
$528,833
18,143
37,456
182,653
Corp.
now
will
be
in¬
and
first
63,399
earnings,
share,
were
compared
$1,213,598
or
ending
number
with
for
period
the
the
last
year's
the
He
six
30,
shares
based
1958
p.
1,327,250
on
for
the
period,
based
were
outstanding
period
months sales
190,
$1,663,225
allied,
for
on
that
and
1959
of
$28,573,166.
-
the
also
Company,
of
tenters
is
being
Thompson,
pany's
The
Canco
and
of
Denver
said;
for
—V.
coils
It
will
metal
190,
of
tin
supply
p.
and
scrolled
to
the
Lincoln,
Acceptance
First.
dustrial Bank
Colo ;
of
the
as
of
all
the
parent
American
In¬
firms.
Vice-President
of
American
Bak
Tne
Board
of
Nebraska,
Corp
latter,
group
agents
Equity General, is a
has over $190 million
now
21
in
States
Nebraska
as
well
as
and
National
Chairman
territories.
Life
and
Insur¬
Presi¬
Denver, Colo.,- and Boulder Accept¬
Enterprises, both of Boulder, Colo.
,
Chairman
and/or
President
of
the
of the Americas.
Sari Jusn, Puerto
Brighton/ Brighton, Colo.;
the Boulder In¬
of
Association,
$36,825,857
This
was
an
V.
and
the Commonwealth
Industrial Bank, both of Boulder,
Bycrs State Bank, Byers, Colo.; Guardian
Savings and Loan
Denver,
Colo.;. Mount tin Savings and Loan Association,
Colo.; ;and a member of other allied financial
companies.—
the
Boulder,
as
in¬
190,
Stock
Halethorpe,
is
of
will
p.
865.
Robert
the
for
B.
for
are
plants
865.
can
operation
on
used
the
to
making
by
sheets
Dec.
fabricate
Eastern
1,
he
ends
seaboard.
The
to
to
be
The
Lansing, ;Mich.
—
Plans
offered
at
$3
Aug.
per
that it plans to file a letter
100,000 shares of common stock
31
share.
company is
in the correspondence school business, featuring
in jet and gas-turbine engines, and
plans to use the proceeds
the
sale
expand
of
the
stock
their sales
The, offering
the naming of
Mich.
I
Inc.,
covering
$1),
from
as
School,
company announced on
notification with the SEC
(par
com¬
Jet
Financing in October—
The
courses
produce
which
Canco
plant,
25.
scheduled
sheets,
Md.
manufacturing
Aug.
on
center
seven
processing
.
of
its
charge
reported
plate
containers,
in
area
of
2,500
Corp. and Allied- Colorado
period.
company's national network of coil
division,
Baltimore
new
Amer¬
665.
installed -in
Vice-President
director
veil
Investment Life
Colorado
has
Mr.
Lefferdink is
also
either
International Life Insurance Co.
•
the
a
as
committee
Financial
insurance.
The
and
Chairman
.Rico;, the
American Can Co.—Adds Ninth Coil Center—
in
and
J.
casualty
force
American
unit
executive
American
elected
company.
in
earnings
1,277,250 shares,
reached
of
shares,
is
ance
$1.22
or
the
of
three
also
Allen
dent
period last year when earnings
share.
Per share earnings for the
were
months
six
28.8%.—V.
to
Corp.
to
ance
Bernstein/President,
J..
37 %
rose
outstanding
June
of
Maurice
Okla-'
Board
and
similar
per
1959
shares
ending
for
1959,
taxes,
cents
30,
number
average
of
92
of
of
after
June
period
the
months
of
Chairman
by the firm's board of directors.
addition,
re-insurance
six
the
was
elected
insurance
the
Petroleum
Lefferdink of Dinver and Bouldor,
Colo., has
the board of directors of American
Investors Corp. He
Chairman and President of Colorado Credit
Life insurance
Co., Colorado Insurance Co., Allied National
Insurance Co., and Equity
General- Insurance
-Co;,; all 'Ofr Boulder, C lor. They e mprise the
"'Colorado Insurance Group'.', and
respectively handle credit life, fire
is
$1,726,376
561.
with
stock
member
a
Poole
been
1959—7 Mos —1953
$126,064
ops.
income
oper.
190, p.
ry.
$289,226
of
elected
Investors
former
Investors Corp.
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
been
firm
Mr
1959—Month—1958
group
of
indeand a director
Corp.
Nashville,.
American
561.
p.
largest
President
President
and
a
director
director of the American Oil
a
Execu¬
Investment. Life
Insurance
Co.,
both
of
Nbshviile;
American
Investment Life Insurance Co. of
Maryland, Baltimore, Md., and Ameri¬
can Investment Life
Insurance Co. of South Carolina,
Columbia, S. C.
Mr. Poole was elevated to the new
post after resigning as president
of American Investors
Corporation.
RR.—Earnings—
1,218,240
and Chief
Corp.;
homa.
.
..
the
Harmony Oil
Specialties, Inc.; and
i960
1,
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR.—Earning:—
The ninth
$30 million to $40
million. This will be
paid for by trans
$10 million from surplus to
capital stock account.
directors stated that
they expect to declare on the new stock
in.
commencing
$1,348,809
•Deficit.—V.
from
the
have
President,
Electric
director
a
he.
of
payable
•
person who,
for example,
owns
three
Etna Life stock will have
them converted
par stock.
The 33y3%
stock dividend will
dividend,
medicine.
Houston.
a
a
of
of
1956,
Co.
income—
oper.
against
stockholders
uresent
.Sept. 4,. 1959.
additional shares.
Thus stockholders
shares in place of each
three shares
from
p6r share
1, 19JO.
Southern
expenses
from
rev.
crease
par
$5
two
result
to
dividend.
the
of
Conn.
Houston.
50
49
cehts
3
on
revenue..
oper,-
ry.
per
$2,819,788
••
297,022
recommend
stock
share
record
.
W. J. McAnelly, is President
and a director of the Houston Bankfor
Cooperatives in the Texas City. Prior to
assuming his present post in
Federal
Clearings
Cook,
director
a
and
of
35
Great
oper.
Railway
Sales
on
Statement of
Haven,
also
111.,
5Q
Period End. July 31—-
Railway
For
Aetna Life Insurance Co.—Plans
Stock Split, etc.—
The
.
Investors Corp.—Three New Directors—
Reliable
Haven,
50
,
Alabama
announced,
$974,458
561.
p.
is
these
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$3,643,930
353,202
Supply Corp.—New Catalog—
its
directors
Brown
the
New
American Biltrite Rubber Co., Inc.—Sets Records—
1959—Month—1958
$554,287'
$427,510
revenue__
oper.
13
the stock split and stock dividend recommendations will
sought at a special meeting of stockholders to be held in October.-—
188, p. 2025.
average
Net
Net
oper.
Payable.
Approval of
Balti¬
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
:
new-product' development for hospitals
was
revealed
by this corporation with the publication of
on
new
John
of
tive
Net
incorporate
research
190, p. 865.
Period End. July 31—
"
'
Aug. 26
general catalog.
Three
59
Banks
Period End. July 31—
announced
of
pace
pendently-owned hotels.
Net
said
are
Aerospace
was
company's
Plans
more.
were
Formed—
an
7
ican
cargo doors, nose doors and ether
components tor inc<*
ooraMon in its C 130A
military cargo aircraft, because ce:tain
jigs,
dies, fixtures and other
tooling supplied b' Lockheed for Aeronca's
use did not comply with certain
warranties which Aeronca
made
■:
Hospital
American
News—Cover
Suit—
a'large manufacturer of military and commercial
aircraft and missiles.
The petition alleges
that Aeronca suffered
damages in the amount
claimed in the performance of
contracts to supply Lockheed in
1955
and
1956
Condition
dividends of
and'no extra* dividend
Scout.—
in
Ohio,
y
than one-third of the
15,000 items in the new 825-page
catalog
been developed within the
pas; five years, Mr. McGaw
said, and
price study show3 there are equal or lower
prices in about one out of
four product
groupings.—V. 198, p. 665.
first
produce
of
August filed suit against Lockheed
Angeles," Calif.! and MarlstVi.' Ga., in the U
8
\... Corp.,
-
have
covering,
bo
corporation
„
supplied
'•
,
More
37
a
V.
Aeronca
This
■
Charles H.
rocket
contract
.
interest
be
;
hospitals.
37
System
The Course of Bank
placing
The
to
•'
'
""
$235,009
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
booster.
of
;md
Reserve
Reserve
Washington,
and
Co.
are
The tempo of research is
quickening, according to Foster G. McGaw,
Chairman of the company which sells to more
than 95% of the nation's
orbit.
solid
initial
an
has
underwriting terms
/V;
but-expensive advances
Exchange Rates
—50
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Combined
Administration
"k
*
Research in the supply and
equipment field was cited as a
hedge
against spivaling costs of patient care, which are
pushed higher at the
rate of more than 5%a year by
rising wage scales and the dramatic-
47
—
Foreign
Ameri¬
use
satellites
Declared
quarterly
holds
solid
that
353.
p
it
"home-made"
Britain
'
Aerojet
British,
in
and
—
new
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
■
Space
Aerojet Senior
under
help
may
-
46
Section
•
_
189,
43
Stock
General Corporation & Investment
State and City Bond Offerings
years.
300
units.
V
the
announced
that
cost
a
Aerojet
"•
and
NASA
low
a
payload
Aerojet
-
is
by
several
four
Aerojet
the
use
Scout
has
place
or
Aeronautics
informed
proposal
to
three
National
has
.
The
.
Government
hardware
the
The
D.
attempts to be made
by this corporation.
by
.' The.
&
Aerojet May Play Role in British Space Plans—
Solid
:
statistically
for
Tire
Inc., Hay-
directors —V.
a
J
subsidiary
offering price
American
Yuma,
vehicle
2461.
p.
42
Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
by
$2,030,090.1'
public
41
Transactions New York
Rheem
of
Greetings Corp.—Registers With SEC—
amendment/"
41
—
Aeronautics
received
one
nearly
early
SD-2
various
Aerojet's
purchased "from
addition
development
Army sensory devices.
Aerojet-General
Corp.
is
a
by
recently
is
40
Stock and Bond Averages
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices
37
;
&. Industrie J,
board
.
Dow-Jones
$4,900,000 contract
a
Foods
tae
to
company isr engaged' ih the design;: manufacture
and
sale of greeting cards: and gift-wrappings.
Net proceeds of the debenture sale ■*
will be
added, tp its general.: funds and-Will-be available for
general
cbrporate purposes; A portion thereof will
be used to retire
short-term
loans incurred for
wonting capital purposes. -It is expected that
the
balance, will be used
principally to augment-working capital
although"
a
part may be used for .other
purposes if. deemed advisable.—V.
182, '
Exchange.——————- 41
Exchange—Curb
Over-the-Counter Markets
systems.
developed
plant,
contract
flight testing of
Resulted
be
Calif.,
This
drone
Stock
Hunt
-/'The
38
—!
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange.
Toronto Stock Exchange.
Aerojet-General Corp.—Receives
Army Contract—
to
Coast
of
elected
was
&
rate,
by
—-
Exchange—..
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange--.—-
increased-volume, Mayflower
purchased
Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange-i^_u._-_-
and
in
overseas
American
a
shipments
■.
Philippines,
that
the
Page
-
,v
out
York
26
corporation, located at 1300 W. 78th
Street, Cleveland, Ohio,
Aug. 28 filed,a.vregistrationstatement with the
SEC
covering
$5,000,000 of 20-year convertible
Subordinated debentures due Oct. 1,
1979,
to
be-offered for public, sale
through an underwriting group
headed by- Goldman,
Sachs-&•'Co. ,and McDonald
Exchange (Stocks)--:——17
Exchange (Bonds)
29
American Stock Exchange
33
Boston Stock Exchange.——
—38 "••!
Cincinnati Stock Exchange---38
Detroit Stock Exchange-..38
New
President
Aug.
on
New York Stock
;
States and
Turkey has been granted to'this' company, it was'
by' Maurice Cameron, Manager- • of International
Division.
House-to-house
service
for
announced
of
on
'This
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
of
United
Miedel,
'
-
Aero Mayflower Transit Co.,
Inc.—Expansion—
organization
J.
Calif.,
1017.
p.
to
force,
introduce
and
new
establish
courses
resident
of
study, as well
study schools.
is
expected to take place in mid-October,
a New York underwriter in
early October.
company's
office
is
located
at
1699
Kalamazoo
pursuant
St.,
to
Lansing,
-
The Commercial and Financial
t
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, September 7, 1959
(966)
Set
The offering is being made on a bestefforts basis.
This stock will not be sold to New York
State residents.
Additional details follow:
machines in August,
announced on Sept. 1.
the
Chairman
when
month
Automatic Pinspotters exceeded 2,500
record fcr any motnh since the company began
to set a new
1952. Morehead Patterson Board
August, 19o9, was the last record
shipped.
than 2,000 were
more
■
,
Cfflrp
$125
—V.
189,
This
should
crash
spital Supply
hospital market,
pamphlet,
sponsored
Included in the line to be sold by the
representatives, are tables, folding chairs
f*Tid
special
furniture
for Classrooms,
au iitoriuius,
wai ting-rooms,
ctrwels, nurses stations, multi-purpose areas and amphitheatres.
Making the announcement, Mr. J. J. Thompson, American Seating
\r'v*-President and General Sales Manager; said the parallel interests
o" the two firms in supplying quality products to the hospitals of the
a/.'rid
was
a
favorable factor ih a waruihg the irancnise,—-V. 189,
hospital use.
hospital sales
129
'?42.'
which
the
a
two
and
the
in
television
closed
with
aviation
of
Hurst
by
the
but
copies
of
the
.
us
script
as
The
filed
not
were
Unit
the
had
of
to
underwriter
N. J., is operated by Hoppers
direction of AviSun, which is leasing the
sonnel under the technical
ia Jlities from
referred to in the newspaper
purchase the
with
the
Stellar
by
issuer's
Commission.
photograph which accompanied the newspaper account Was also
the Commission stated, since it gave the impression that
five men and machines pictured were employed exclusively
and
the work being
soldering machine.
the
issuer's
and
performs
The
Their
work for Arizona
Commission
concluded
performed was in connection with
(Stellar occupies part of the plant
Aviation In lieu of rent.)
that
undqr
the
circumstances
IN NEXT FOUR
WEEKS
Scheduled corporate stock offerings for the second week of this month
succeeding three weeks somewhat exceed stock issues. The fourperiod shows $175 million in bonds
and $132 million in stocks, a total corporate demand of about $307 million.
This
is relatively unchanged compared to last week's projection for the four-week period
Mr.
Natural
out
presence
chemical
the
be
our
Gas
Co.
A.
statistics
is
a
registered but non-corporate
allocated."—V.
190,
issued.
T.
&
The
data
the
for
obtained
Lined-up further ahead are $316 million debt obligations
T. has
million
$250
following table
forthcoming corporate demand for capital are
on
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING
Ground
breaking
of
$600,000
by
Co.,
True
Sept.
floor space.
Location
60-acre
experimental farm,
for
products,
will
pets
and
produced
be
in
livestock, plus seve:al undisclosed
the new facility.—V. 190, p. 458.
21-25
79.600,000
10,900.000
Sept.
62,000
of
pharmaceuticals
14-18
Sept.
Davis,
of the
new
laboratory is on
Research's
in St. Joseph, Mo.
It
is
expected the laboratory will be ready for initial production
runs
on
Feb.
1,
1960.
Research Laboratories'
present
line of
110
feet
rquare
23-Oct, 2—
37,700,000
132,220,150
$174,900,000
$132,220,150
$307,120,150
Total
Securities and
The
BEC
voting
chasers
_
of
at
ratio
of
of
share
one
for
common
each
Mining
Murmont
Anglo
and
Corp.,
of
shares
20
at
$1
class
"No
each.
purposes.
Ltd.—Registers
With
staff
sales
to
net
The
speculative
mercially
is
August.
TABLE
an
of
claims
of
Canada
20%
Ltd.
in
interest,
explore,
and
interest.-
and
the
latter
which
and
said
and
may
company
developed
northwestern
is
develop
ores
The
Saskatchewan
be explored
to
of
amount
its business
and
to
deposits
northeastern
in
group
said
intends
It
the
I
$233,052,829
Utilities
52,821,000
Transportation;.
,
Banks. Investment
:
Companies
Other
commission
and
Insurance
1
Corporations:.
"
21,690,001
401,918,733
%
.
price.
organized
has
it
and
company
issue
the
mineral
Corp.
Ihe
the
by
of
newly
nature.
which
claims
of
25%
the
in
claims
placements and
private
month of August puts at rest fears that seme
Exchange Commission—
employed
exceed
compilation; of
corporation,
company
FINANCING IN AUGUST
public offerings of corporate
held regarding a sharp
decline in summer financing plans.
Financing in August came to $709,482,598 mil¬
lion, and in the period April through July corporate financing actually consummated
never dropped
below this figure. The high point was reached in June, over $900
million, strongly supported by manufacturing and utility issues. Buttressing August
demand tor capital were the utilities with a sharp drop by manufacturers. This is
the reverse of what transpired in July when utility financing came to $62 miliion
compared to August's $233 miliion. Tables I and II below break the data down for
located in the Masonic Temple, Prince
AUert,
Saskatchewan,
Canada,
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the SEC on Sept.
1, 1959, covering 250,000 shares of common stock,
to Ve offered for public sale at an initial offering price of 40c per
■» bare.
No
underwriting is involved, the offering to be mkde by a
limited
This
___________
CORPORATE
issues for the
common
A
stock
purchased.
The shares are both priced
underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate
Securities
Files With
—
Aug. 24 fil§d a letter of notification with the
shares of class A non-voting stock and 20,000
stcok, the
latter
to be
offered to pur¬
on
160,000
.shares
Pa.
Exchange Commission—
corporation
covering
Inc., Altoona,
$43,421,250
44,898,900
$6,500,000
51,100,000
new
Preliminary
Anderson Electronics
Total
$49,921,250
95,993,900
112.600,000
48,600,000
3-11
Sept.
for
took
occupy
will
structure
center
Serum
announcement
the
to
new
production
Anchor
of
division
Inc.;
the
Anchor,
pharmaceutical
new
a
According
6.
Aug.
on
for
Laboratories,
Research
President
New Building-
'
Stocks
Bonds
place
and Consolidated Edison $50
24
Nov.
on
by the Chronicle from private and public sources.
253.
p.
Co.—Announces
Serum
Anchor
the
$25 million
Co. as the
1.
Dec.
on
Dr.
l.>emg
above
duplicated
Harrington said.
"This new unit will enable us to supply
customers' requirements of trimellitic anhydride which is currently
I9PP,"
the
by the Commonwealth of Australia with Morgan Stanley &
of which
million
with currently available materials.
"The
multi-million pound unit which will be built at a companyowned site south of Joliet, 111., is expected to be on stream by mid-
cannot
issue
Looking further ahead at corporate issues to which dates have been
affixed, the month of October has close to S330 million in public offerings, paced by
$70 million Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. debentures; 1,200,000 shares of American
Electric Power common; and $20 million each of preferred and debenture Northern
of both an anhydride and °a free acid group in
structure enables the chemist to make products which
by the
bond
underwriter.
is a tribute to the unique advantages
to
protective coatings,
plastics, and adhesive
Harrington stated.
"The unusual reactivity of¬
offers
chemical
manufacturers,"
fered
.
in
included
Not
of
commercialization
toward
ment
this
quantities
pound
tabulation for the Sept. 8-Oct. 2
ending Sept. 25.
semi-commercial plant
trimellitic anhydride,
George A. Harrington. General Manager of Development,
announced
on
Aug. 12.
"This is the first stage in Amoco's plans for full scale
commercialization of trimellitic anhydride." he explained.
"Amoco Chemicals first introduced trimellitic anhydride in develop¬
ment quantities less than a year ago.
Its rapid progress from develop¬
will be started immediately on a
multi-million
produce
predominate
bonds in the
week Chronicle
Chemicals Corp.—-To Build New Plant—
Amoco
Construction
to
and
PRELIMINARY DATA ON AUGUST FLOTATIONS
but
of
of
$709,432,593
Total
com¬
found
two
a
on
TABLE
groups
interest
in
a
claims
is
In
addition
owned
20%-
U
Bonds
the Newmont Mining
by
Saskatchewan.
group
be
exploit
be
owns
20%
a
to
to
Sales ___:
Public
bv
Private
Cree
Mining Corp., Ltd., 10% by Pan American Sulphur Co and 50%
ryewraont Mining.
Of the estimated $82,500 net proceeds of the
osed stock sale, $53,300 is the estimated expense of contracting
exploration
and
development
work
on
one
of
the
properties
and
$11 r67o on the second group of properties; about $9,700 is to be used
placements
Stocks
.
$153,414,493
$448,543,100
107.525,000
Total
$601,957,598
107,525,000
by
pro
for
by
supervision
personnel,
and
capital
working
•
.
company
the
and
transportation
'of
balance
will
be
general
to
xiao
7,
Vl
hi.,
Is
listed
there
1959,
been
issued
transfer
as
a
for
to
were
319,303
cash
payments
the
director
and
ic. offering
which
was
as
funds
President
for
As
of
outstanding, of which 69,803
totaling net proceeds of $10 477 17
Secretary of the
Life
was
M»rtUk in coMde^S
properties Murtack
sets
of
company.
Insurance
made in
LARGER
Some
of
806,667 shares of
—
Common
Aug. 31 issue
common stock
made at $3 per share on
Aug. 20 by
the
larger issues coming
Electric
Co.
common
Co. common on Sept.
~~
$153,414,493
$709,482,598
ISSUES COMING UP
on
up
Sept.
in
10;
next four weeks are:
$24,115,000 Southern
1,036,602 shares of
New England Tel.
14; $25 million Hooker Chemical Corp. debentures on Sept. 16;
$13 million Georgia Power Co. bonds on Sept. 17; $45 million New England Tel. &
Tel. debentures on Sept. 21; $25 million Sylvania Electric Products debentures on
Sept. '24; and $30 million Southern California Gas Co.
Details
Co.
our
$556,068,100
_______
field
company
shares
deuss,TX
company of its three
Appalachian National
Stock Offered—Mention
tpar $1)
Total
Union
The prospectus lists Ken R. Burns of Regina
Mi y
?
added
the
produced five soldering machines, three of
only on a contingent basis. There was. also
display
lighting, but this product
was
in the
equally
an
•.
stated,
but
Koppers.
owned affiliate of American Viscose Corp. and
ft-!.? oil Co., was formed in February of this year to manufacture and
jharket polypropylene polymer, film and fiber.
.initially AviSun offers two commercial grades of polypropylene; a
I'f jieral purpose grade for injection molders and one for extrusion of
monofilaments and fibers.—V. 190, p. 354.
■
AviSun,
the
the issuer in its production activities and that they were working
actively on Lockheed aircraft paVts, whereas four of the five men
were employed
by Stellar Aircraft Products, the machinery was owned
and
:
Port Reading.
Inc.,
Koppers Co.,
the
-
pe
sent
.had.
sold,
the
for
Lockheed. Electra
the
issuer
been
j,:
t
visit
by
safety engineering
One'concluded
the
CORPORATE FINANCING
ouylene has gone on-stream here, it was announced on Aug. 28 by
O^almer G. Kirkbride, President of AviSun Corp.
t ,e
new
commercial unit, which is a converted polyethylene line.
Hurst
to
■J-.y:
Commission
Stream—•
on
producing AviSun poiy-
for
unit
pound-oer-year
million
20
new
that
reporter
least
at
grow
we
a
misleading,
issuer
narrator.
was
address
invitation
an
with
about
addition,
In
with Arizona's aviation indus¬
try." This "clearly constituted sales literature," the Commission stated,
"grow
invited
and
newspaper
plane without further identifying it; the reference to sales or
production
without disclosing the miniscule amount of such sales
and production actuallly achieved was misleading.; and the reference
to
production of the display lighting was false since
the product
was
still in the development stage.
of which was that
safety design.
This
Commission,
constituted
stated.
and
name
the
peculiar to an advanced aviation achievement rather than merely a
relatively minor accessory pertaining to the decorative features of the
aircraft."
It was
"highly misleading" to refer to curtain rods sold
to Lockheed for use in its Electra aircraft as a "component part" of
the company in March 1958
1,000 copies of a pamphlet
and the need- for; aviation
the
President,
its
the
in
stage, and admittedly no production had been scheduled.
principal production activity at the plant was the* assembly of
parts manufactured by subcontractors.
:
"The public was lead by the newspaper account," the Commission
stated, "to believe that the issuer was engaged in producing a product
aviation
of
programs
Hurst,
giving
involved
was
the
with
Commission
the
company
development
implication"
field
filed
not
was
James
slide
other
stock
active
the
.
Viscose Corp.—Affiliate's
American
,/>
on
with
"obvious
the
design,
was
which
literature,"
"sales
for
tucts
o
h:7n's
safety
issuer
the
organization of its type in the world, American Hospital
.-■only,
through their international network of
10 regional offices
vnd
three
overseas
subsidiaries, will handle all American Seating
leading
,.
The
permanent.
According to the Commission's decision,
to. its then
underwriter about
which
discussed
recent
developments in,
delivered
u: the
5'he
made
that
time
order
one
was formed in June 1957 to develop and manufacture
electrical components for aircraft and missiles. Its efforts
been directed to three products of more
general ap¬
or
stated
latter approved it.
the article was published,
the
The
account.
which
vacated
which
Republic"
parts for Lockheed Aircraft. . .
establishes,
the
Commission stated,
to
part"
ponent
device.
be
Arizona
product that Arizona Aviation had sold was $350 of curtain
which were sold to Lockheed. This curtain rod was the "com¬
rods,
curtain rod-manufactured by a metal drawing process, a
soldering
electrical circuits, and an electrical display
In a notification filed in February 1958 it proposed
a public
offering of 150,000 common shares at $2 per share pursuant
to a
Regulation A exemption from registration, which exemption was
temporarily suspended by Commission order of Sept. 5, 1958. There¬
after a hearing was held on the question whether the suspension order
Large Distributor—
on Aug. 7 announced the appointment ot American
Corp., Evanston. Id., as distributor of its furniture
the
At
only
a
for
machine
that
and
permanently suspending
decision
a
A
plicability,
Seating Co.—Appoints
company
announced
stated,
plant.
The reporter testified that he was shown around the plant
by Hurst and that the article was based on what he saw and on
what Hurst told him, and that he read it over the telephone to Hurst
have
lighting
,
IJ-
and
far
record
The
company
safety
so
"component
on
SEC—
by
1
Commission
decision, the Aug. 17,
carried a news story about
production was the company's soldering device', and that "production
was
getting. Underway" on the company's new type of display
The caption under an accompanying photograph of men at
work in
the company's plant stated that
they were shown working
required.
The
Inc.—Union Contract—
Local 837, International Union of-Mine,
}r
United States Metals Refining Co., a
Climax, Inc., on Aug. 26, 1959, and
u nified at a meeting
of the Local membership on Aug. 27, wnl assure
continuing operation
of the company's Carteret, N. J. smelter and
ja .fjnery through June 30, 1961,
fSettlement included a general wage increase of 7 cents
per hour
retroactive to July 1, 1959, and a further 7 cents increase to become
effective July 1, 1960.—V. 187, p. 2437.
contract between
ll "and Smelter Workers and
5idiary
of
American Metal
two-year
American
Regulation
as
Metal Climax,
American
A
Sept.
on
the
also
Stock Suspension
—
reprints,
lighting.
exemption from registration under the Securities Act
with respect to a public offering of stock by this corporation located in
Phoenix, Ariz., because of false and misleading statements concerning
the company's operations and
failure to file certain sales literature,
a
2669.
p.
SEC
The
xMissile Corp.
&
Permanent
Made
made on Sept. 3 by The First Boston
at $49 per share, with a dealer's concession of
per
share.
This offering is being continued.
Aviation
information
Aviation
unfiled
for
-
1,500,000-shs.
—
the
production and sales of several products and a wide range of aircraft
components; that the aircraft component parts were for the Lockheed
Electra turbojet
airliner and F-104 Starfighter; that also scheduled
—Authorized
:
"The
of
issue
Arizona
866.
p.
Arizona
(no par) was
5^>ck
;—;
-31 >
(par
of
use
Furthermore,
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
•——-—
stock
190,
V.
see
Metals, Inc.—Secondary Offeroffering of 14,600 shares of capital
secondai y
'
•;
Common
the
provisions of Regulation A.
;
*
according to the Commission's
violated,
Outstanding
*840,000 shs.
'•An additional 160,000 shares have been reserved for stock options.
As stock options are exercised, the number of shares outstanding will
increase, but
will not exceed 1,000,000 shares.
For further details,
t:-".""1.1
Machine &
American
A
1958,
CAPITALIZATION
.
company now has on lease
nore than 62,000 of these machines automatically set the pins and return the ball in tenpin bowling,
ct',
this total
47,000 are in operation.
"Our backlog remains in excess of 15,000 Pinspotters," Mr. Patterson
nointcd
out
"and all indications are that business will continue to
f>'^nd." Backlog at this time last year amounted to about 6.000
machines, he add.ed.—V. 190, p. 766.
The
which
jvi<;
use,
Corp. of Fidelity.
company's
this
of
Rhinmpntc
in aEsT
SodScing
and
Abbott, Procter & Paine, of Richmond, Va.; Cumberland
Securities Corp.; Davidson & Co., Inc., and Investment
Machine & Foundry Co.
Pinspotter Ship¬
Record—Backlog Remains High—
American
ments
regarding the above financing are contained
bonds on Sept. 29.
in the Monday and Thursday
issues of the Chronicle.
September 3, 1959.
the
offer
"Volume
Number
190
5879
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(96T)
and
talc
of
the
securities
Securities
by
Arizona
violated
account
newspaper
Act.—V.
Aviation
Section
188,
17
after
the
(
publication
anti-fraud
of. the
provision
1515.
p.
Arizona
Public
Service
Co.—Secondary
5 000 <;harpc
ottering 01 a,uuu snares nf cnmmnn stock
01 common stock
q>o;
made
was
share,
per
share.
with
•
_v
Harry
J.
natural
the
of
19
announced
been entered into
has
Co.,
Chairman
Aug.
on
gas
ducing
..
Mosser,
President,
5
friar
tPar
purchased,
as
and
Board,
that
Swiss
between
Coastal-
Oil
Associated
::
&
States
sale
et
Co,
&
covering
of
rated
Gas
States
Co.
will
field
South-Tex
Corp.
Nueces
Pro-
a,
States
The
where
after
line
pipe
pipe
a
line
the
from
Wells
Jim
area,
Associated
County,-Texas l
Associated
removing
will
have
the
daily
a
will
deliver
liquid
the
Rons
Inc
hydrocarbons
capacity
wil1
invest
achievements
the
to
start
construction
the
of
faciliies
as
soon
as
agreement
pipe
line.—V.
will
redelivered
be
190,
Coastal
by
States
to
nff'Arino
1979
of
finn
headed
by
Brnthpr«=
Joroiners
The
after
pany
finn
^1/
07
Hmo
Ana
nt
at
IOO07
lUU /C
debentures
anri
Hutzler
Net
and
finance
from
issuance
tenn'no'tes
Investment
in
company
the
United
the
tlfe debentures
will
States
hLnTa^e
lu®
due
to
maintain
or
canaSt0r"'S **"
EARNINGS—Total
$127,075,000
ended
and
June
income
to
are
income
total
1959,
to
income
during the
During
$17,171,000.
was
income
amounted
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
3% -5 V4 %
5>/*%
short-term___
funded
3%% -5%%
subject
of
in
in
in
sinking
and
_-.
other
4% -4Vt %
debt
50,000,000
Cumulative
pfd.
Unclassified
debs,
f
60,768,000
..
amounted
to
Subject
other
in
of
due
1967
value
Co.,
25 000 000
ioo[oco shs."
70,'ooo
479
at
the
to
3,210,472 shs.
at
company
June
30,
set
in
forth
of
limit
the
series
any
to
as
Mexico
The
whom
Salomon
Bros
acting as representatives
has
piincipal amount of debentures set
.
Bros.
__
&
,
and
A.
C.
4,220,000
Inc._
Co.,
&
below
Hutzler
severally
and
and
term
its
may
700,000
w.
E.
&
Hutton
Illinois
The
Co
Co.
Indianapolis
Inc
—.—_
500,000
Co.__;
150,000
Kuhn,
150,000
V/atts
&
Co
250,000
Baker,
Weeks
&
Co
J.
Barth
250,000
John
C
Carl
M.
Becker
G.
Ellis
&
Boettcher
Clark
&
Inc.
«fe
700,000
150,000
1,270,000
Co
250,000
:____
Dain
Dick
&
Dominick
&
Drexel
I.
Eastman
Albert
Dillon,
W.
&
Hibbs
700,000
ry.
_
Reid
&
Co.,
Goodbody & Co.
Inc.
150.000
—500,000
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Hallgarten
&
Co.
Ripley
Harriman
—
&
150,000
700,000
_
Co.,
V
ry.
,
*$79,066
$1,171,152
$1,903,177
87,754
146,948
1,173,993
1,678,717
'
m
on
dividend
July
shares
1,
held
Mr,
250,000
ttv1
on
Rieber
of
1960
will
to
of
at-the
record
r-rpryt
Stone
&
500.000
roMMFPCiAL
and
June
one
10,
that
each
for
tP^e
oi
dividend
was
made payable
in
stock
working capital for the accelerated drilling
corporation's
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Oil
Reserves
Also that the board's dividend policy after'next July will largely
depend upon questions which cannot be answered now, sucn as the time
needed
1,150,000
700,000
£<nd
by
the
Oil
Reserves
proration
to
of
orders
oil
V
amounts
develop
187
it
may
the
be
oil
and
allowed
gas
to
it lias
fields
produce
under
700,000
rrm
250,000
2218
p
Manufacturing
Torn
fN
Y
Filpc;
)
ril°:OCOI)y ^lanuracturmg Eorp. ti\. *.)
o
The
corporation
SEC
250,000
offered
covering
York
•
150,000
at
N.
The
per'
27
Aug.
on
100,000
$3
of
shares
share,
—
t lies
filed a letter of notification with the
capital stock (par five cents) to be
through
Myron
A.
Lomasney
&
Co.,
New
to be
used
for general corporate purposes.
"
Mullaney, Wells & Co—
150,i^O
York
New
&
Hanseatic
W.
Jac son
—
Pressprich
Co.,
exposure
ore
agreement,
options to
and
there is a limited exchange of
license under patents relating
including systems used on Bell
—
&
Co.
Co.—
&
to
150,000
—
'
Curtis
&.
with
licenses
automatic
150,000
Co'
R.
accordance
non-exclusive
Corp.
& Howell and Eastman Kodak electric eye cameras.
„nn
npn
700,000
500,000
Under the
Rccnse
on
other
Kodak
agreement
q0Uble
a
control
exposure
systems,
inc.
.
.
were
not reported.—V.
Reynolds
The
Co
&
Inc.
Rodman
&
—
Renshaw_—
'
A
250,000
250,000
700,000
hydraulic valve
500,000
Shields
ftnanpiat.
&
p.
Co.—
500,000
durdntptf
CRpsf
IT
s
the
with
wSSld
This
joint
abSttJ.50
bei
venture
with
acquired
Patent
a
to
by
Office)
seCond
that
can
V.
shares.
A
special
1QD
v*'
Dana
Company,
the fluctuations
ln
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance for foreign
of
a
being
for
issuance
p.
from
255.
time
time
to
by
,
Inc.—Common
The
-
Stock
public
recent
Offer-
offering
of
flf?7
n
P'
0D/*
declared
payable
>
.
initial
an
Sept.
Dividend—
25
quarterly dividend
stockholders of record
to
stockholders
of
Aug.
on
authorized
31
approved
of
common
shares
effective
Sept,
of-
12M»
Sept.
5L
amend
11.
shares
new
Black
Mr.
in
2-for-l
a
the
stock
increase
to
the
au-
(par. $1)
to 3,000,000 shares
split as of Sept. 1, 1959.
D.
Sept.
increase
and
charter
the
1,500,000
and to authorize the 2-for-l
Black,
Chairman
of
the
50c^
100%
a
stock
1.
Board
will
be
recently
and
mailed
reported
President,
to
stated
stockholders
that
190,
p.
355
and
the
on
company's
562.
*
~~
Co.—Reports Lower Earnings—
Sales for the six-month period ended June 30, 1959, totaled $667,094,104. Net earnings of $3,551,688 were equivalent to 48 cents per
share, as compared to $2.67 per share lor 'he like period in 1958.
Sales and net earnings lor the first six months of 1958 were $860,and $19,572,367, respectively.
Sales and earnings for the firs., half of 1959 were at a low level
a;i a result °J the transition of the B-52G and Bomard programs from
a cost reimbursement contract basis to a lixed price contract basis,
substantial
commercial
charges.
program
Commercial
progiam
C0£ts charged against earnings for the six-month period totaled $27,100,000
of
which
$6,809,000
represented
the
amount
necessary
to
reduce the accumulated charges (work in progress) on the 707 program
at
du.\ie 39' *959 to estimated proportionate sales value.
, ,
With commencement oi deliveries under the fixed price B-52G and
Bomar? contracts, it is_ anticipated that sales and earnings for .the last
1959 wlU
be
significantly
improved
the
over
half.
first
Kow-
?ie¥'commercial program charges, it is still expected
1959 earnings
will be substantially
below those reported
in
1958.
C(„Y,pared AwSJ° iu'® ^Wc5S«^S<i&0Sl£
port
orders
p. 2779.
included
in
the
bacxlog
totaled
$738,000.000.—V.
189,
-
Borg-Wfirner C/Orp.——July Billings Up 27% —
jujy
billings
Division
for
continued
gtarted
in
Packaged
the
Afiril.
Product
string
Each
lines
"best
of
month
of
the
corporation's York
four years" which
month
since
in
that
time
has
exceeded
'the
month in the past four or more years.
Henry M. Haase, York President, reported that billings in the firm's
product lines are up 27% from the same period of 1958.—V. 190, p. 355.
same
Boston &
Publishers,
25
Park
Maine RR.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
Place,
Railway 'oper.
Railway oper.
1959
Month
revenue—
$5,576,470
expenses
4,703,808
Net rev. from
1959—7 Mos.—1958
1958
$6,025,737 $43,937,555
4,911,591
35,202,932
$44,530,199
38,145,02©
ops.
$872,662
$1,114,146
$8,734,623
$6,385,173
Net ry. oper. income...
-200,t,6
136,160
1,562.746
-775.625
Deficit.—V.
New
York
7,
N.
ry.
190,
Y.,
p.
562.
REctor
2-9570.
George
J.
Morrlssey,
A^ ff March^ 1879.
of
level
meetingSept. 29, 1959.
The board also
two for one stock split effectivo
Dana Seibert,
President.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on%Monday]•
(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 Act of March 3,
in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $o8.Q0 per year.
Other Countries, i72.0C per year.
account
stockholders
held
available
have
share
William
htPEjfi;
the
present
stockholders'
of
shares
Boeing Airplane
Hydraulic Valve—
be
for
B.
Smelting
net sales for the first nine months of the current fiscal
year were 21.7%
over
the like period of 1958 and that net income
for the same period was 48.7%
ahead of the same period in 1958.
.
the vatve tor world-wide sales and .nanutaeturin, were
Bendix-Pacific for an. undisclosed amount from Fluidal
William
sifre!
pw
Imperial
beryllium metal plant
867.
opened or closed within three-thouquick-as-a-flash applications in rocket launchin
firefighting, and nuclear reactors is now* being produced by the
corporation's Bcndix-Pacific Division, it was announced on Aug. 12.
sanciths of
1958
,
190,
.
Bendix Aviation Corp.—New
700,000
——
50%
consolidated
150,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
This
the
8° C6ntS rate th°
„r
The various royalty, rates
*
V
both
ajj0ut
was
Bell & Howell acquires a non-exclusive
prevention device patented by Eastman
250,000
casht
before
1959
The stockholders voted to
thorized common stock from
that
150 000
1,150,000
Moseley
annual
established..
new
Black & Decker Mfg. Co.—Split Approved—
naif ot
Y.
proceeds are
,
'
.
Supermarkts,
directors
per
The
and
Phntnrnnv
With becunties and Exchange Commission—
'
found
future
'
1 150,000
a
Ttu™*
'
3,000,000
will be
Apple
number
50
this
conserve
stock
ePP
The
Each
I960.
share
Corp.
'5'
that
Bfllups Western Petroleum Co.—Initial
or
Co.—_
S.
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
Co
on
of
late
to
authorized
ldU?» see
dates
record
stated
cash
v,
Stock Split-
that certificates for the
p„v
be
from
record Sept. 29, 1959, subject to tho
approved by the stockholders.
of 624,728 shares outstanding the
proposed two for one
require 1,249,456 shares. The remaining shares of authorized
Robert
stockholders
to
failc
'
c+n,,i, nitMrlonrlc
To Psy Stock DlVidGndS
payment
full
per
stock
a
425,000 shares of COmmofl stock (par 10 cents) at $2 per
share by Simmons & Co. was oversubscribed.
For de-
(Par
562
n
'
rw.,
program
'
stated
1959^^was^ $20^000^000
that
Oversubscribed
——split,
*$139,981
ops.
190
*
7,910,500
'8811 4 Howc" c»—Signs Patent License Agreements-
H^dCen,-MinVr-&-C0.:: " IfS.'gSS
Hayden,
7,595,878
—
_
Fulton
Big
1959-7 Mos—1958
$8,767,030
$9,813,677
819,067
Two patent license agreements have been signed by this company
and Eastman Kodak Co., it was announced on Aug, 31 by William E.
Roberts, Executive Vice-President.
Co
Raffensperger, Hughes <Sf
250,000
835,908
$20
class
ont
~V* 188, p: 542'
~
Fnrnin^
°°
wSS
Smith
&
Milwaukee
Putnam
Co.,
___
1959—7 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
$695,927
$740,001
income___
oper.
instead
Securi-
Company
™
basis
will
Jng
A1 OOSIOOK Kit.—Eai ningS—
from
rev.
150,000
Inc.—
'
0
proposal will be
resolution
declaring
of
the
cents
expenses
the
on
,
has
.
15,446,308
oper.
dividend
stock
outstanding
action of the board of directors.—V. 190,
capital
$,.<$$
RR
■
,
50%
a
■
President,
the
a
common
purposes,
working
19,388,047
Aronvtonk
767.
Dividend
b9 diwtbrfeLS' i1!),'11 class a
shares result,
•
562.
p.
'250^000
adn'onn
Fleming-
Nolan,
B.
corporate
additional
190t
1,270,000
500,000
500,000
Co
Co.
Inc
&
Union
inc.
general
for
I
500,000
——
loans,
produce-sub-
190, p.
on
Aug. 18 voted to recommend to
authorized common
stock
from
the
in
shares
increase
split
Inc.J
500,000
Equitable Securities Corp.
&
&
Co.,
._nnnn
Folger,
°
Rhoades
Stock
increases
0ct- 15- 1959 t0 Stockholders
On
517,885
700.000
Fenner
F.
Estabrook & Co.
_
Co.____
Merrill
The
1,150,000
Co.
&
&
McGann
ties
250,000
Dominick—
duPont
Co.
Co.
McDonnell
500,000
Co.
&
&
Loeb,
McCormick
250,000
Merle-Smith
Francis
&
Legg
McKelvy
IIomI
.
Inc.—
Co.,
&
Co.__
&
Freres
500,000
Co
J. M.
for
used
(^par
1,946,218
o.
and
Pacific
stock.
Rpnt
dividend
for
directors
adopted
3
T- Rieber- Chairman of the Board, on Aug. 25 announced that the
~^iJectors had ^declared a 6% stoc/. dividend, of which 2% will be
payable on Oct. 1, 1939 to stockholders of record on Sept. 11, 1959;
2'' on Ja,n1960 to stockholders ot record on Dec. 11, 1959; and
1,270,000
Higginson Corp.____
250,000
Co
&
c"S
&
Courts
Co.
Simmons.
Co.--
Dodge
CoS
1,150,000
Inc.—_—
&
&
Co
&
&
Co.,
Burnham
Langley
Lee
A.
Blyth
C.
Lazard
150,000
Stearns
Co.
____
500,000
Bear.
&
Co
&
design
.
„
increase
42,177,940
150,000
Co.
W.
Co.-_______
&
Blunt
Loeb
Kraus—
&
be
1959—Month—1958
Barber Oil Corp.
&
Share
will
Bertdix
„
1 approved
common
Bergstrom,
to consider
<m
Cnar
47,314,538
R
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Baker,
Sept.
on
ctnrk
4,184,344
250,000
Bond
W.
Co.,
.
stock
Eagle
Division, Detroit, which
and tests.—V.
„
the
on
common
H.
The
an
Offered—
Calif,,
fanitil
nf
5,374,335
2%;
&
Whipple &
Burge
to
are
.
Fay
Robert
500,000
Inc.
Inc.—Stock
Francisco,
sharp-?
Net rev. from ry. ops.
;
the
"
which
„
working
andJ the
c
on Sept.
class b
Plans 2-for-l
one
175,206,586
*nefirit
Brothers
'
are
in the world is proceeding satisfactorily.
Carte
189,471,275
Net
the
of
als0
P01?/' Ltd- of London to result in the largest
the
25
any
29,006,231 236,785,813 217,384,526
Net
par
purchase
to
Bacon,
Ball,
each
name:
Corp.
Johnston, Lemon
&
San
Corp^
T'
Electric
20 cents per share on class
was
declared by the directors Aug. 14.
It will b»
15 to holders of record Sept. 2 on shares
outstanding before
B
1,200,000
'
$10
Lehman
agreed
opposite
American Securities Corp.
Bache
&
Co.
Baird
at
24,821,887
2%
Brothers--:
Allyn &
named
Hooker
220,009
Lehman
Rent-a-Cars
30,833,152
oper.
,
unissued
Calif.,
_: A
and'$lf500?000
Hilton,
25,458,817
oper.
Railway
,
Divisions
8,uidan,9,e etJUipmer.t
Hollywood,
objective
.
Engineering,
Co.,
10f) 000
Period End. July 31Railway oper. revenue__
and
other
amount
,
Hutz-
ier
&
proceeds
R„n?nr
of Kirkpatnck Finance
exchange for all of the out-
in
underwriters
are
•
Avis
$
shareholders
five
New
•
.
Conrad
expenses
1959
Indenture
and
Bendlx
between $1,400,000
Mr.
Lowry notes
,
reduction of
carrying of large
oangor
debentures
without
the
to
UNDERWRITERS
Salomon
and
revenue—
standing common capital stock of that corporation
It is expected that
the acquisition, ii consummated, will occur in
September, 1959.
for
charge
to
bank
banks
liabilities
on
Albuquerque,
underwriters
System,
Y
"Beverly
Industries
Westinghouse
^PresMeif^ViUter R62LowrySsfated-ttiat~the Bervllium^CorDoraUon-?
sales
ttm
Net railway oper. ins.—
~~v- 19°- P- 562-
shs/
None
113,500,000 shs.
authorized
of
•
v. 188, p. 541.
Radio
nffproH
net
the
Railway
Railway
'
275,000 shs.
issued
stock
common
holders
card
.,
par%
entered of its an agreement under which _it
into
issue
7,528
snares
Inc.
this
of
inventories.—V,
13.000,000
^
|T^e,
pnvateiy
credit
Period End. July 31—
%
v
Litton
•
the
.
other
'
-
_______
available
additional
be
may
_
Ea^
«l«.W0.4g^ «.658,697
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings-
par)
par)
credit
instruments,
President
Jr.,
and
%
limitations
to
Dumaine,
including the
%
($100
$487,628,000
indebtedness
.
and
series
($10
lines
C.
The
to
1984
stock
stock
*Bank
.
Division
the
of
Rendi*'nnthft
Beryllium Corp.—Sales^ Profits Up Sharply—
^
^ J
4,074 961
PUOllCiy Oirerca 1UU,ULU bndies OI capital SIOCK
$9-50 per share.
$1,333,000
(subordinated
of
M
below.—V. 190, pp. 666 and 767.
'
■
Schwabacher
^P^embe^^gl^serfes,^ 4.20%IHIZI
Common
6,233,673
°H
N.
Division
dividend rate of 60 cents per shareswill probably be
w.ou d .b.e, ,equal to .90 cents on, shares outstanding
^0^6
413,060
Svstems
wirh
N
Nashua
Arm
Bendix
develoDment
included
6 Months Ended June 30—
.
nnhlirlv
60,768.000
Inc.,
Air
r>
The
N.
$707,773
wi.
Q
enemy aTr attack,
Md
and
a
and
„
Puerto Rico and Cuba.
f
Associates,
and
the
are
A™craf^
the steck dividend.1959—'7 Mos.—1958- V
tne 1,350 locations throughout the United Stages, Canada, Mexico,
°
funds
____________
due
$1,341,183
535,158
g
engines.*
ar-viww
the
of
for
companies
to^hnfripr^ nf1Vrprnrrt
a
-Earnings
President of Hilton Carte. Blanche, jointly announced on Aug.
signing of an agreement which will allow their one million
237,593,000
1960-1967 approximating $1,800,000
notes
"96,327
.'•••
P.
indebtedness):
annually
KK.
at
aPTh«xl™muir nna\0SwOf-^h °r?i°viHpn!ieSnf
The regular quaiterly cash dividend of
pp
1959—Month—1958
income.-
oper.
;qn
■
"reugh'&in^'lu^'paymente
5%%
ry.
Babcock
—
capital
{«„
to
Onager of the
aircraft and subv
shares to holdets of record Sept. 2. Where fiactional
company will pay cash computed at the rate of
$193,324
61,660
Bendix
gr°UP named by the Bendix Aviation
Bergstrom Paper Co.—50%
-".
Avis Rent-a-Car System, Inc.—Avis Joins With Hilton
$376,415,320
t
_____
funded
all
*37,482
by
Ueneral
military
nimort
Manager
contract
following
Grumman
paid Sept.
L/ine
See H-vcon Mfg' Co
1968-1977,
1976
Capital
$349,395
$3,540
4,152
t
Least
in
Avco Corp.-Hycon Slock Registered-
1960-1962, $5,2",-
1963-1967
1968-1976
$42,696
income—
^
rey
was
t
"
:__
due
annual
to
in
1959—7 Mos.—1958
debt:
notes
$3,966,000
000
1959—Month—1958
1,904,166
oper.
K
Puller
c
active
ic
General
prime
saidr the
.
class
$2,097,490
J
the
,The shareowners
.
1,862,094
'
' Outstanding
*
1960-1977
1979——1_,
Subordinated
¥>^
RR.—Earnings—
$2,211,489
Blancne
due
notes
'
291,402
_v
debt:
due
32',358;829
ops.
R
been
systems and perform missile assembly
81 677 663
38;496',211
Beach,
.
Kingdom.
Jnhey ar* th.e R?se»rch Laboratories
$294,942
FINANCING
Authorized
payable,
funded
102 993 356
9,441,468
Long
.
United
the
svstem
O'Neal
S
^ I
Division, North
250,109,059
!
269,841
Net
1958
D
holds
Rfe said tw0
Carte Blanche—
CAPITALIZATION
Senior
1958
Railway oper. revenue— $11,926,592 $11,148,999 $93,007,417 $87,631,770
Railway oper. expenses 10,585,409 10,441,226:74,942,907 73,021,084
$8,644,000.-
Notes
7 Mos.
21 485 912
Point
said
long
missile
Hills, Calif.,
$312,537
ry.
area/,
has
vOMmmai
A4i««4.s>,
primarily
financing,
year
R
system,
-
expenses
the six months
$62,512,000 and net
to
Dr>
project:
1959
of
*
sublicensed
'
which
long-range growth
e^lises
West
in
Sp^Mm^ "
to
whose
revenue—
Atlantic
its
such
companies
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
proceeds
engaged
plans
company
leading
oper
''he *** Mounta'"s ln the Dnlted
consolidalsd
net
30
subsidiaries
financing and insurance incident
The
Inc.
of
Deficit.—V. 190,^ p. 666.
.
its
and
company
sales
«mii
x
&
Net rev. from ry.
.
automobile
nrovide
oper.
one
BUSINESS—The
3n
which
Eaele
Shaie.
forking
wlttlln
wVt^htn^one^v^ai^6 proc3ed's to the reduction of shortyQ&r-
of
will
Railway
automobile
net
use
Plans,
Co.
been
theNav?sloni-rinirliMrol against
iSXS
2 long range deh nse of a task force
by R. B. Jones
Inc
Railway
1
Lehman
largest
Plans
The
group
Net
fourth
sponsored
Jones
18 362 910
Period End. July 31—
prior to Aug. 1, 1964, on and
which date they may be -redeemed' at the election of the comat prices ranging from 1031/2%
to 100%.
sales
*
valve
has
IMMMSTS
562
u
the
Ltd.,
Companies Named to Design Eagle Missile System—
incorpo-
was
37,392,863 278,114,679
ops
Co.,
on* of thc nations largest manufacturers o.» rocket
1959,
43,125,860
ry
market
industrial
58,878,775 381,108,035 331,786,722
income—
oper.
{go
__v
redeemable
PROCEEDS—Associates
company
28,
61,488,770
from
rev
ry.
'
intRr^ct
interest.
^nnniPrl
accruea
ana
not
are
underwriting
an
and
Aug.
expenses
0Hper.
Atlanta
^phpnturpc
Sept. 2 by
Salomon
Bros.
&
on
the
Division,
Baltimore
Net
Of $50,000,000 3/8% debentures due Aug. 1,
made,
was
The
1959—Month—1958
-
&
marine hydraulics.
on
■
Associates Investment Co.—Debentures Offered—Pubin-jft
in
700,000
revenue-
oper.
Raiiway
-
lir>
Co.
,
151.
p.
sec
above-average opportunity for
income.
.
purchasing
a
indicate
Period End. July 31—
Raihvay
SiSlr Commission. "i Necessity becan be obtained from StatesFederal_
Convenience The gas to
the
Power
delivered to Coastal
under
this
1959
stocks
common
;
^
Certificate
a
in
subsidiary
Atchison, Topeka &
feet
agreed
-
70o ooo
&
and
Sanders
gas
cubic
r0hS,'0!J?tt',Jr" Chairman of the Board and States has of the
President
Coastal
States
company,
announced that Coastal
.
Co
subsidiary of Page Oil Tool
a
Hender
"Acquisition of this valve design expands our-hvdraulic application*
into markets not previously exploited by Bendix-Pacific, particularly
to
TnvfVt0'C0a'^ta. Stal*s Gas Producing Co
h
the
stock.
through Jones
diversified
in
of capital and
m,h?patw SfS" ^ ag-ement callsTor the dedication of 800 billion
n*w
produce
l<a<v .»>, 767'.
with
eorimont
letter's
offered
be
Oil
gas
from
million
100
of
&
Struthers
formerly
Fund-Registers With SEC-
statement
of Delaware
laws
Witter
Inc.,
Newman,
located at 301 West llth St., Kansas City,.
company,
The
the
to
residue
—V
shares of
Valve,
Calif'.
150,000
Inc._____
^th^%nd?9'sbS!L "Sf'toS-
processing plant (25 miles west of Corpus Christi,
gas
County)
Coasta
construct
(Fitzsimmons
Wood.
500,000
the
al„ ' as
Fund
Coastal
Dean
250,000
,nvestment
Co.
&
Wertheim & Co.—-——__ 1,150,000
White, Weld & Co
1,150,000
500 000
400,000
under
700,000
& Co.—
____
registration
a
250,000
Weeden
-
Corp.—
; Associations
S"
'
6
Inc
American
Mo.,, filed
Gas
Co.
Gas
250,000
This investment
Maguire,
L.
for
agreement
Boyce___
&.
Tucker, Anthony & E. L.
Day
Watling, Lerchen & Co._
150,000
1,150,000
Spencer Trask
..
Walter
and
an
Bros.
stroud
Contract—
Into
250,000
Co.—
&
stone & Webster Securi
ties Corp- ""——- 1,150,000
This offering has been completed.-V. 189, p. 2134.
Enters
Barney
Stein
Aug. 31 by Blyth & CO., Inc., at $3 7.75
a
dealer's concession of 70 cents per
on
Associated Oil & Gas Co
_
\
Offerings—A
serondarv
secondary offprirP nf
Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner :
.
Smith,
1
,•
Simon &
I. M.
of
•
■
3
subscriptions and advertisement® must he made in New York funds.
^
Editorj
EJbscr.ptlfJti
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(968)
invitation
the
of
Tasman
in
three
corporate
will use the proceeds for general
retirement of loans incurred for
The
utility
including the
directors
Sept.
on
special
a
to
also
the
share
of
now
on
the
full
the
lor
would
annually
this
earlier
established
cents
represent
full
year
of 1959 and a con¬
future are definitely
the
for
weeks
13
ended
About
quarter, amounted to $293,332, or 15 cents per share
it was reported by Harry B. Henshel, President.
fiscal
period
the comparable
1,949,-
on
Henshel
Mr.
current
said
there was
sales
a year ago
trend
a
increasing
of
Gen.
Canadian
V.
190,
H.
Ballard
recently
who
after
Inc.
Co.,
50
retired
has
elected
been
Chairman
elected
Lee
President
the
of
to
Board
succeed
this
award
roughs
The
contract
new
reughs
has
contracted
vironment)
has
Burroungs
continental
200
separate
The
Air
S.
to
190,
work
of
&
S.
has
Aug.
on
Los
A.,
has
36
allotted
Military
Elec¬
for
Payment
Angeles,
and
U.
Canadian National
by
and
devices
will
Canada.—V.
Co.—Partial
throughout
involve
189,
p.
p.
1463.
190,
p.
operating income
415,000
operating deficit.—V. 190, p.
Net
Net
Railway
oper.
Railway
revenue__
oper.
ry.
oper.
Net
190,
*962,000
the
doubled
its
and
Net
Net
Railway
oper.
$5,764,817
Inc.
—
oper.
his
fering
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
$5)
(par
to
$227,280
$1,832,239
$1,788 993
income—.
*7,353
7,806
196,455
210,809
Inc.—Securities Offered—Public of¬
$3,500,000 6^4%
subordinated
debentures
lf
1?59' and due SePt1979> together with
stock (par 10 cents)
was
made
Sept. 4 by an underwriting grou{f headed
by Lee
Higginson Corp. and P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc. The offer¬
ing was made in units, consisting of $500
principal amount
on
unit,
common
stock
at
nlus accrued
Sept. 1, 1959. It
debentures
redemption
of
was
may
price of
be
a
1959—7 Mos —1958
'
$24,434,412
21,299,428
ry.
$474,375
inc.
$299,105
$4,118,923
$3,134,984
207,049
ops.
134,970
2,295,109
1,763,074
of New
$4,373,330
Net
ry.
3,774,014
3,801,020
26,533,820
26,174,123
$388,025
$572,310
$4,322,603
$4,328,772
deficit
227,849
117,452
319,938
304,842
ry.
oper.
fi-*:--- *
sinking fund at
at
prices
ry.
1959—7 Mos.—1958
20,684,120
141,354,393
133,59$0 882
17,118,839
117,370,316
113,723,029
3,298,889
3,565,281
23,984,077
19,867 853
693,689
1,136,870
6,889,697
3,6451429
ops.
North
&
Western
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$
$
$
revenue—
19,176,530
18,270,985
128,708,598
119,257,665
expenses
16,008,956
14,547,943
109,470,251
101,985,981
ops.
3,167,574
3,723,042
19,238,347
17,271,684
income...
702,341
1,274,640
3,831,687
2,141,394
ry.
563.
July 31—:
1959—Month—1953
1959—7 Mos.—1958
revenue—
20,168,103
19,994,149
134,946,647
119,707,655
expenses
15,400,300
14,215,732
103,601,334
92,748,310
4,767,803
5,778,417
31,345,313
26,959,345
1,090,697
1,848,931
7,667,520
7,426,829
from
rail¬
operations.
_
income
563.
p.
Corp.—Resumes Car
corporation
announced
five
at
Recall
area.
an
total
Aug.
on
assembly
car
Assembly—
the
24
resumption
of
produc¬
plants,
of
—
Davenport Purchase Ap¬
have
Inc.,
approved
J.
C.
a
Bolles,
plan
to
acquire control
President,
announced
on
of
Davenport
Aug.
28.
Chadbourn
placed three of its directors on a new five-man
At the same time, the Chadbourn board took what
"preliminary action favorable" to his plan to offer
called
Davenport Hosiery Mills,
Inc.
to
Cbadbourn's
shareholders
from
189,
for
2031.
with
$500
$472,825
$521,147
$3,958,183
$4,092,524
418,137
444,956
3,065,098
2,861,938
$54,688
$76,191
$893,085
initial
29,350
31,601
318,828
declining to
par
&
Chemical
from
ry.
railway oper.
ops.
inc—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Corp.
to
production
25,486,745
21,089,141
4,397,604
2,852,009
-—
share—
667.
com.
p.
$
14
lines,
manufacturing
the
of
Valiant
components
1,300,000
of
will
be at the Hamtramck plant,
supplied by other Detroit area
in the plant will be devoted
be
to
feet
square
production of the Valiant.
Dart and other Dodge models will be produced on an
line at the Hamtramck plant and at the regional
plants in Los Angeles, Newark and St.
Louis.
Additional
for
Dodge
production
will
be
provided
at
the Jefferson
plant
in
Detroit,
which
also produces
the Chrysler
and
Dodge
assembly
adjacent
assembly
De
line.—V.
Soto
190,
p.
868.
'
Church of St. Anthony of Padua of
Minneapolis, Minn.
Clarey, Inc., of Minneapolis,
Minn., on July 23 publicly offered 150,000 of 5% coupon
notes (in denominations of $1,000 and $500) at par and
accrued interest from Aug. 1, 1959. The notes are dated
Aug. 1, 1959, and mature Aug. 1, 1969.
—Notes Offered—Keenan
&
notes
of this issue are a direct obligation of The
Church of
Anthony, of Padua of Minneapolis, Minn., a Catholic Church Cor¬
in the Archdiocese of St. Paul.
one
This
new
all
or
of
notice
school,
notes
on
Keenan
to
issue
note
grade
the
interest
accrued
written
,
$0.40
$
'
has
this
of
Clary,
been
issue
semi-annual
any
&
authorized
conversion
of
be
may
interest
prepaid
date
at
30
on
par
days
Inc.
some
school facilities and addition of
to
of
part
pay
the
of
present
the
to
rooms
the
cost
grade
of
school
a
to
high school.
55,033,928
47,633,894
3,924,983
33,075,490
28,959,245
1959—8 Mos—1958
$
$
33,347,000 233,940,000 266,467,000
6,038,000
30,278,000
27 793 000
$0.75
$3.71
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
190,
ry.
Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
1959—Month—1958
$3,166,471
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$2,692,727 $23,833,716
2,362,406
$804,065
income
$210,810
20,948
$21,118,811
16,910,378
$6,617,821
603,596
bps.
2,481,917
,4,454,933
17,215,895
$4,208,433
3,055,673
-
563.
p.
$
6,032,972
$
3,250,000
Net
1959—7 Mos.—1958
26,000,849 206,553,098 193,119 745
19,967,877 151,519,170 145,485!e51
1959—Month—1958
27,387,000
—
income
190,
major
total
A
Period End. July 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
beloV.
1959—Month—1958
$
—V.
in
completely.
Cincinnati, New Orleans &
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper.
expenses
per
and
434,594
$
Net
floor space
of
i960
$1,230,586
Dye
income
production
feet,
most
high
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
Net
in
all-new
growing
plants.
and
1959—7 Mos.—1958
ops.
ry.
Period End. July 31—
Net rev.
corporation's
The new plant, which has 1,500,of floor space, will supply Plymouth and Dodge cars
south and southwest market areas.
The Hamtramck assembly plant was
the focal point for two major
additions in the 1960 changeover: the provisions for a new economy
automobile, the Valiant, and for a completely new model in the Dodge
line, the Dart.
Net
'
the
feet
square
renovated
is already
31.
Aug.
of
capacity of 960 vehicles.
square
the
Any
Ry.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
Industries, Inc.—New Name—
United
assembly plant
poration
income—.
Chemoil
Mo.
beginning
production
million
been
daily
a
to
St.
p.
563.
p.
for
The
below.—V.
& Western Carolina
Louis,
shifts
six.
of
has
capacity
Inc.
St.
two
prepare
The
563.
oper.
190,
Earns,
thereafter
1959—Month—1958
21,195,717
17,896,828
expenses
oper
Initial
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$30,856,423 $30,502,895
ops.
expenses
Mills,
rev.
redeemed out of
and
339,557
563.
p.
Extensive preparations for i960 model production
include the ex¬
pansion of the Plymouth assembly plant in Detroit to accommodate the
body building facilities formerly , at the Mack plant, and the completion
of the £t. Louis assembly plant, which has been tooled and mechanized
Jersey—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$4,162,039
acquisition plan will be presented
on Oct. 13, Mr. Bolles said.
Grose
102M*%
621,420
oper.
new
To
No
563.
p.
also
interest on the debentures from
oversubscribed and the books closed.
a
*45,780
190,
operations
The
563.
chares
$962,224
31,262
ops.
income
p.
operated
$551,325
and. 23
$1,559,614
ry.
including three in the
employees began Aug. 24 at the Plymouth,
Hamtramck
and
Jefferson
assembly
plants
in
Detroit
and
at
the
Newark, Del. assembly plant, where operations will be on a two-shift
basis.
New model
production also began Aug. 24 at the Los Angeles,
Calif, assembly plant, while assembly operations were resumed earlier
this month at the Imperial
and Dodge Truck plants in the Detroit
area.
hh-.;v'
'."•T"'
approval
Net
1 237 668
$686,422
debentures
*$62,918
oper.
Detroit
offered
21,725,900
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
1 245 817
common
-8,504,090
$94,545
Chrysler
1959—7 Mos.—1958
181,570
161,000 shares of
$3,466,314
2,553,750
from
190,
This
Chemicals
of
$4,113,364
360,797
563.
oper.
ry.
tion
the
with
be
$25,844,823
Charleston
Ry.—Earnings—
$45,710
p.
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$297,879
399,842
oper.
rev.
way
Net
majority interest in Davenport to Chadbourn.
See
Cary
of
2,933,112
directors
The
994,434
174,363
190,
1959—Month—1958
$494,387
expenses
Net revenue
$1,763,872
$57,980
•Deficit.—V.
'
revenue—
oper.
Railway
Offering
$500,000 of
$3,232,217
from
July,
—V.
ry.
2,471 775
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Debenture
3,154,847
oper.
Bolles
Mr.
3,237,866
ops.
ry.
2,273,882
income-
p.
190,
—V.
$3,629,222
oper,
p.
190,
The
$5,001,738
3,343,697
1,587,324
expenses
from
rev.
351,432
July 31—
Period End.
Celanese
expenses
Davenport board.
*4,083
$232,343
329,775
oper.
ry.
—V.
described
derivatives,
1959—Month—1958
period End. July 31—
Railway oper. rerenue—
$6,026 575
income—
from
190,
Railway
Railway
proved—
1959—7 Mos —1S58
$2,421,120
1959—Month—1958
$5,962,317
Chicago
company
share.
per
Chadbcurn-Gotham
*17,570,000
$76,528
Carolina & North Western
$831,048
oper.
rev
assembly
27,248
Period End. July 31—
$819,793
ry.
Period End July 31—
or
its subsidiaries at prices ranging
underwriting is involved.
are to be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 188,
from
railway
—V.
563.
p.
14,061,762
ops.
oper.
ry.
—V.
$
$140,786
income—
Deficit.—V.
'
Net
Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
rev.
See
operations
ry.
Net
Facility—
revenue.,
oper.
Railway
Net revenue from rail¬
.i- x
nearly
nas
acid
filed
19
shares
End. July 31—-
190,
Hosiery
380,552
$20,088 337
14,025,531
from
rev.
plants
railway
for
way
Aug.
on
Central RR. Co.
Maine—Earnings—
416,638
expenses
Mos.—1958
$19,987,848
2,069,540
oper.
Railway
acetic
of
Period End. July 31—
152,
1959—Month—1958
$557,424
$457,080
1959—7
$2,900,588
563.
p.
Railway
,
rev.
In
Canadian Pacific Lines in
742 188
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. revenue—
^0,ll$r,.expansion. of this corporation's
Texas,
Service,
Railway oper. revenue..
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$
2,729,000
190,
000
62,770,000 428,504,000 404 848 000
60,041,000 429,466,000 422 418'000
62,661,000
July 31—
proceeds
2134.
Railway
Railways—July Earnings Drop-
Net
Period End.
to $24
$19
Railway
563.
'
$3 622 444
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
& Gas Co., Lincoln, Neb.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
12,500
Central of
Redemption—
$
1,876,282
Period End. July 31—
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
63,076,000
$4,997,974
66,739
2,119,914
•Deficit.—V.
derivatives.
its
Charge
employees, of
Period
on
Oct. 1, next, through
$250,000 of its 3%
debentures
due
will be made at the Bank of America,
Calif.—V.
$541,671
75,333
expenses
oper.
ry.
Net
about
redemption
$
The
par
$583,726
ops.
inc.—
$20,172,792
16.550,348
$2,939,707
from
rev.
Net
in the authorized
value to 35,000,000
of business Aug. 21.
President of Celanese Chemical Co.,
shortage
a
company
The
installations
58
some
network
1959—Month—1958
Operating
revenues
Expenses, taxes & rents
per
the
.
Pampa,
at
and
acid
covering
from
computer
total
S.
to
defense.
on
Period End. July 31—
of
$10
16,679,559
.
The
SEC
Net
Net
for
will be mailed for the additional
split—that is,
two
additional
shares
for
the effective date.—V. 190, p. 867.
: ;
multi-million
a
Securities and
common stock (par
Sept. 2 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $37.25
per share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents per
share. This offering has been completed.—V.
189, p. 2671.
made
was
Net
somewhat
season
change
the close
$21,677,533
2,430,451
revenue—
oper.
Railway
Central Electric
Bur¬
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of
•
of
at
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$2,972,122
Great Western
oper.
Railway oper.
•
Completed—The recent public offering of
5V2% capital convertible debentures, due Aug. 31, 1969,
at 100% by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, has been
completed, all of the said debentures having been sold.
For details, see V. 190, p. 867.
—V.
Net
shares
ry.
1959—Month—1958
$2,954,790
2,371,064
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
the
KixMiller,
Central
who
additional
an
on
Force
maintaining
Power
fund,
air
The
the
called
sinking
100%.
at
is
and
processing
States.
Electric
the
1960
1,
Air
the
money
California Oregon Power
♦
selling
10,967,326
563.
Period End.
the expansion, which includes new high-volume centrifugal
compressors, major alterations to purification units and new distillation
towers, three months ahead
of schedule.—V.
190,
p.
563.
768.
p.
$9,000,000
for
Force
begin
continental
installations in
company
operation
data
United
California
Net
W.
Spurred
brings to $155,000,000 the total business Burfor in the SAGE (Semi-Automatic Ground En¬
installed
AN/FST-2
its
new
for
program
the
$20)
Net
a
completed
Dibner
Bern
the large-scale electronic devices at its
Division plant on Tireman Avenue.
Computer
T.
U.
corporation
represents
build
to
tronic
N.
ol
the business
be
probably
peak
26,609,079
$10
units.
The
Oct.
the
from
contract
authorized
of
will
the
Corp. of America—Expands
facility
acetic
as
Directors.
of
formerly Executive Vice-President.-tV.
was
letter
A
SAGE
year
effect
27,827,644
10,432,123
oper.
p.
Railway
as
a step in
a
long-range plan to diversify, upgrade
expand production of Celanese chemical products.
The company,
reported, currently is hard pressed to fill demands of customers
be
Burroughs Corp.—Receives Air Force Contract—
24
of
of
certificates
new
from
record; at
of
acid
service—
of
years
discussed
.
accompanying
took
value)
11
Sept.
the
1,756,314
from
rev.
Chicago
Corp,—Changes in Personnel-
Lee
been
John
Watch
the
4,066,369
Period End. July 31—
expansion
and
355.
p.
Marvin
Mr.
succeeds
Bulova
the
$75,000
operation
and
s
months,
10,000,000
from
resulting
Richard
the
Bulova Watch
Bulova Watch Co. of
Day, President of the
for
Bradley
of
Burndy
has
net loss of $259,058.
has continued in the
a
company.
General
President
briefly
11
4,324,330
1,864,462
ry.
868.
p.
190,
Railway
its capacity,
making it the largest acetic acid plant in the country, it was an¬
nounced
on
Aug. 21.
The plant's capacity is 240 million pounds a
year for the two basic acetyl chemicals, acetic acid and acetaldehyde.
the Board of the
Chairman of
Inc., has been elected Chairman of the
Canada, Ltd., it was announced by Robert E.
Co.,
of
six
iwith
par
Completion of
Is Chairman of Bulova of Canada—
Bradley,
N.
Omar
no
sha.r«
acetic
quarter.-
General Bradley
half
first
split
Celanese
286 shares,
In
Aug.
on
ops.
139,907,025
113,297,946
$
first
company's
the
:
and
multiples
in
125,032,840
income.—
oper.
railway
—V.
—V.
last
the
stock
of
shares
28,
June
offered
construction
'
the
in
stock
shares
each.
income
for
Inc.—Reports Increased Profits—
Bulova Watch Co.,
Net
Net
Net
stating—
than
The
the foreseeable
indicated," Mr. Bensinger stated.—V. 190, p. 562.
for
outlook
favorable
tinued
toe
to
for
used
President,
Eberhard,
S.
common
the
for
be
to
143.
p.
notes
17,206,740
July 31—,
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway oper. expenses
Ariz.—Files
each
$5,000
18,788,489
from
rev.
190,
common
of
expenses
Chicago & -Eastern Illinois RIL—Earnings——
notification
of
152,860,484
Period End.
involved.
is
are
185,
letter
a
A
21,273,109
oper.
ry.
—V.
products being in
the Spring.
Because of the advance
acquisition of additional supplies of steel, the steel strike will not
affect operations
at least through the month of August, but should
it
continue much beyond
that time curtailment of production
will
become
necessary.
New products already Introduced this year have
received good dealer and user acceptance, and have performed exceed¬
ingly well in the field. Additional new products will be introduced in
the latter part of the year, and still more in 1960.
Demonstrations of
some of these products
to dealers both in the United States and abroad
have
generated exceptional enthusiasm.".
This new
increase of
an
Net
company's
increase of 20% over the $1.50
dividend rate of 60
156% over that paid
an
year.
year of 1958.
sales and earnings
"Record
Net
proceeds
lower
1959.
outstanding shares,
presently
rate
Net
assets
and
459.
p,
Phoenix,
Inc.,
denominations
in
underwriting
"Sales
stock¬
management will recommend that the cash dividend be placed
60-cent annual basis which would be the equivalent of $1.80 on
a
190,
£
23,112,819
approximately
to
business
Exchange Commission—
promissory
Vfc%
No
outlook,
this stock split, B. E. Bensinger also indicated that
regular dividend meeting, which will be held on Nov. 3,
next
the
3959,
J.
1959—7 Mos —1958
revenue—
oper.
Railway
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales Outlook, etc.—
H.
announcing
In
at
offered
be
to
The
the presently authorized 5,000 shares. Distribution
basis of two additional shares for each
made on
Nov.
12,
1959 to shareholders
28,
Oct.
record
Hotel,
corporation on Aug. 20 filed
132 shares of
class
each.
184,
stock on
the
held
would be
new
capital.—V.
working
Springs
Hot
eight-year
shares
be
from
12,000,000
of
approval
N.
the
acquire
to
covering
notes
three for one split of the common
and B. E. Bensinger, President,
of this action will be sought at
a
Chairman
Flemington,
at
1959—Month—1958
$
the company's
used to expand
be
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
with the
stock
(par $5>
and
6,468 shares of class B common stock (par $5)
to be offered in units
of one share of class A commoh and 49 shares of class B common
at
$250 per unit; $50,000 of
15-year IVs'/e promissory notes to be
offered in multiples of $250;
$35,000 of nine-year 1 >/a%
promissory
purposes,
to be held on Oct. 23, 1959, at which time
asked to increase the authorized number of
meeting
will
holders
voted
1
will
capacity,
With Securities and
Split Stock—
Co.—To
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
The
plant
additional
of
hotel.—V.
stock,
R. P.
Bensinger,
announced.
Stockholders
proceeds
net
present
its
Castle
1014.
p.
••;'
Railway
times
$819,600
1984,
Co.,
expansion.—V.
•
.
sinking
a
Plastics Co., manufacturers of polyethylene film and pro¬
cessors
of
vinyl film and sheeting, to expand the capacity of the
company's compounding operations at its East Brunswick, N. J., plant,
to
finance
the construction
and operation of a new plant for the
manufacture of vinyl film, and sheeting, and to provide approximately
Sell Bonds—
of £15,000,000 of 6%
first mortgage bonds, due
is
expected
to be made
shortly at par by W. C. Pitfield &
Ltd., and associates.
The issue will be non-refundable prior to Sept. 15, 1976.
benefit of
Regency
The
offering
cases.
fund
to par at maturity, plus accrued interest
106%
polyvinyl resin
present
of
SEC
British Columbia Telephone Co.—To
An
all
in
interest
without
cases.
PROCEEDS—The
1343.
p.
all
accrued
redeemed
be
from
prices ranging
England,
London
with
together
at
and of Albert
negotiations
have been taking place for The
Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd
of London, Eng., to participate in the future
management and development of Tasman Pulp and Paper Co,
These arrangements provide, inter alia, for The Bowater Paper Corp.
to subscribe additional share capital in Tasman Pulp & Paper Co., to
be associated with Albert E. Reed & Co. in
the future management
and to be responsible for the sales of the Tasman company's products.
Agreement has now been reached between the parties concerned and
this has been approved by the New Zealand Government subject to the
approval of
the shareholders
in general meeting,
The necessary
formalities to give effect to the proposals have been put in hand.
In regard to future developments it is proposed that a second paper
machine and ancillary plant will be installed as soon as possible
to
increase the
annual capacity to 180,000 tons of newsprint.—V.189,
Zealand
New
Auckland,
of
maturity,
The debentures^ may
Pulp & Paper Co. Ltd.
E. Reed & Co. Ltd. of
of
board
the
at
Ltd.—Tasmanian Agreement—
Paper Corp.,
Bo water
At
.
.
'
Church of St. Mary of Wilmar, Minn.—Notes
Offered
Keenan &
Clarey, Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn., on July 29
publicly offered $200,000 of 5% coupon notes, dated Aug.
1, 1959, and due Aug. 1, 1969 (in denominations of $1,000
and
$500)
The
St.
Mary
Diocese
$3.42
Any
at par and accrued interest from Aug. 1,1959.
notes
of
of
this
issue
Willmar,
are
Minn.,
a
a
of New Ulm.
one
or
all
of
direct obligation
of The Church of
Catholic Church corporation in the
.
the
notes
of
,
this
—
.
issue
may
be
■
<
"
prepaid
at
par
Volume
Number
190
5879
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(969)
and
accrued
notice
to
The
interest
Ke-?nan
net
Churcn
new
on
&
end
interest paying
any
Clarey,
proceeds
will
Inc.
used
be
Rectory
*••
being
now
date
30
upon
days
written
'"1
-
finance
to
built
at
part
of
total
a
the
cost
of
cost
of
?nd
future
and
U.
$z91,796.
S.
the
Clary Corp.—Introduces New Adding Machines—
A
new,
complete
line
of
standard
nearly $100 under machines of
introduced by this corporation.
heavy-duty
priced
Called
the
adding
quality
comparable
large
HD
which
fill
small,
or
Clary's full automated factory
these
the
HD
low
models
price,
at
Mr.
Cleveland,
the
rate
in
of
Zaenglein
Searcy,
one
said.—V.
Cincinnati,
Ark.,
189,
p.
Chicago
which
is turning out
makes possible
minutes,
2240.
2
every
Louis
Ry.—
Delisting—
The
item
appearing in the
"Cleveland, Cincinnati &
the heading
"Cleveland,
V.
190,
"Chronicle"
St.
The
-
not
The
Railway
Railv/ay
Chicago
&
St.
Net
Net
ry.
Louis
Ry."
See
Lewis
15
15,
$4,662,519
507,758
$4,277,607
4,239,250
3,962,926
Co.
Inc.—Securities
1969,
C.
and
F.
Cassell
with
to purchase 40,000 shares of
(par $1) and 40,000 shares of class A
(par $1) at $2.50 per share. The deben¬
warrants
common
stock
Net
Net
*
stock
stock and warrants
common
stock from Aug. 15, I960 to Aug. 15, 1962, at $3
per
share, and at $3.50 per share from Aug. 15, 1962 to Aug.
15, 1965, and two shares of the company's class A com¬
mon
(par $1) at $2.50 per share.
Warrants
callable, but expire unless exercised
price
unit
per
is
$15,
prior
not
are
to
Aug. 15,
accrued interest
plus
the debentures.
on
Is
prior to Aug. 15, 1964, a premium of 5%
redeemed shall be paid and if the date fixed
after, no premium shall be paid.
the
of
for
debentures
redemption
to
is
BUSINESS—The
company
was
organized
on
Sept.
28,
1954
Management Corp., a North Carolina corporation
and
principal executive office has been in Charlotte,
N.
C.
since
inception. '
•
V
through
company,
the
consumer
be
wholly-owned
its
GIVING
subsidiaries,
,
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
as
The
of
Junior
Class
A
stock
amount
additional
6'/<
is
to
15,
1969.
stock
mon
($1
from
due
are
State
the
two
An
75
time
years
debt,
in
from
Life
insurance
the
250,000 shs;
500,000 shs.
.
to
time
it
as
40.000
J40.000 shs.
and
Arch
Insurance, Co...
from
issued
are
Allen,
T.
An
to
to
under
Trustee,
class
A
company.
ticipation
which
respective
names:
Raleigh, N. C., and are held by
of the company acts as -agent
health and accident policies
a
company
and its subsidiaries.
These
Trust Indenture between the company
June
1958,
16,
underwriters
has
each
agreed
named
purchase,
to
McDaniel. Lewis
Coffee
&
Co.,
T
■
Co.,
House
1,153,502
$74,125
$87,556
$1,205,548
amended
as
for
below,
the
and
set
are
$150,000
June
opposite
and
C.
18,
inspection
F.
par¬
thtir
Cassell
Lansing,
Mich.
its
cents),
10
to
bo
to
use
offered
the
at
$3
proceeds
Stock
plans to file a letter
shares of common stock
per
of
the
share.
The
the
company's office
expand
establishing
to
and
offering
The
is expected to take place in mid-October,
the naming of a New York underwriter in early October.
pursuant
to
Coffeyville Loan & Investment Co., Inc.—SEC Enters
SEC
proceedings
Arthur
Harry
J.
entered
has
an
oil,
as
co-trustee.
The
$2
vote
has
it
par
470,782
on
close
of
the
No.
each
payable
four
at
shares
Oct.
on
of
5,
1959,
22,
Sept.
on
such
to
dividend
1959.
with
the
956-,; Vfe'd&db, Hatfkrikon
not
20%
net
a
Aug.
23,
to
1959,
added
1,
at
1962,
the
the
The
for'debentures,
its
Dec.
b#st
1,
underwriter
for
cific
to
the
of
Peter
Chapter
X
Topeka,
Becker
debtor has
reorganization
Kansas.
Judge
trustee
as
been
and
engaged
in
mortgage and loan business in eastern Kansas.
Its petition, lists
$1,900,000' of
outstanding investment
certificates
and
thrift
notes,
held by more than 1,000 investors. Among Its principal assets are some
$9,600,000
of
construction
affiliates.
loans
Liabilities
and
include
advances,
an
mostly
indebtedness
affiliates
to
of
$7,700,000
or
to
Arizona Savings and Loan Association, which was recently placed in
receivership.
Since Feb. 7, 1958, the debtor has been controlled by
Enterprises, Inc.
Elbel
W.
the
in June,
Moore
the
Gables
stock
of
and
of
(a)
The
above
oi
A
judgment
$2,500,000
infringement
have
Co., Inc.—Patent Infringement—
no
action
effect
on
against
brought
Coleman's
by
this
the
company,
Holly
defendant
regular business operations
in
Manufacturing
or
a
patent
will
Co.,
its
present
warehousing
and
half
th,e first
the
been
estates
under
769.
.
of
James
temporary
Clark,
A.
CF
'"'"''V
to
by
without
chief
executive
for
Diaz
principal
amount
of
will
proceeds
The
Officers
and
prospectus
3,363,318
directors
said
to
of
those
obtained
be
to
into
Inc.
the
from
two
when
option
over
-•/
*
Junction,
31,
Aug.
on
the
to
the
thereof
price
offered
&
1959,
Colo.,
registration
a
4,234,800
covering
prospectus,
for
exercise
shares
2,179,800
of
520
own
to
purchase
additional
an
three-year period from
taxes
aggregate $5,000,000.
shares
of
acres
Harbor
property
on
at
time
the
market
of
the
West
spe¬
and
sold
62,000
•
.
..
of
common
•'
.
net
offering
stock
earlier
the
not
having
to engage in its proposed business,
company
its
May
tangible
the
1958,
for
exteht
of
granted
company
options
to
until
5,000
1962.
24,
xMay
Martin
consented
shares,, and
other,
Coral
Gables,
amount
of
which
subject
is
$1,970,000.—V.
to
to
extend
the
and
had
of
Paul
R.
market
no
50.000 shares. The
Creson,
exercised
to
value
such
at
time.
other
cancellation
The
in
August, 1958.
The
and\ options to
In
the.
1958
May
•shares
'•common
All
notes
the
Consolidated
In
nounced
i
and
agreed to issue to Creson
150,000
purchase 300,000 shares for
10c per
also
company
an,
option
to
an
Aug. 2G
Incorporation
of
on
environmental
begin
operations
subsidiary,
wholly-owned
a
the
division,
test
equipment,
of State.
Secretary
Mr.
will
Division
Corp.,
Oct.
it
5
producer
a
was
approved
of
late
in
by
August
Fogg
said
incorporation
will
put
the division "in
a
more
advantageous position to benefit from future growth and will accelerate
a
planned and aggressive program for the acquisition of new products
product
lines
related
the
technical
Board
Chairman
to
of
the
firm,
and
requirements
Age."
Mr.
Fogg
Frank
M.
Patrick,
been
Jenner,
CEC
elected
President,
Mr.
Vice-President.—V.
will
Jenner
190,
of
the
report
new
to
Kennett
W.
In
Consolidated
Electronics Industries Corp.
„•
Net
for
Federal
Federal
income
Clock
on
2,541,079
taxes
1958
statement does
2,201,385
1,315,000
not
include
of
787,500
$1.56
results
1,145,500
$1,055,885
787,500
income.
income
Co.
•
$1,226,079
taxes
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share
This
;
$21,106,213 $19,930,010
before
Provision
Subs.)—
...
1959
sales
Income
(&
..</
9 Months Ended June 30-—
an
Authority
company
that it
contends
still
has a
Montgomery for
has
retained
It
the
design
and
construction
of
a
mill
on
this
property.
Upon
the
deposit by the company of $100,000 (less the design plan costsl
in
special bank account. Montgomery is obligated to deposit in escrow
a
lease of the property for delivery to the company upon assurance
that the mill
has been constructed.
Construction must be completed
a
not
than
later
escrow.
of
the
The
costs -of
the lease will not be delivered out
is to be used solely for payment
constructing the mill and mining and
Aug. 17, I960, or
$100,000
deposit
designing
and
The lease will be for 15 months, during which the
must make quarterly deposits of $25,000 in a special account,
are
to be paid to Montgomery if the .company "95^
conduct
its
mining and milling operations in accordance with
milling
costs.
not
amounts
released to tne
and the lease
renewal options.
A
20%
royalty will be paid Montgomery on
ore sales from hand
sorting
or
other
non-milling
operations.
During the first year
of milHng operations,
he will be paid a royalty equal to 7% of nee
milling
profits,
if
any.
After the first year he will be
paid a
royalty
equal
to 7%
of the gross sales of ore concentrates from
milling operations,
with an annual guaranteed mining and milling
royalty of $10,000.
The consultant
will be compensated on the basis
of 5%
of net milling profits, with a $1,200 annual guarantee.
industry
;
in
1959 the company executed a contract with Dr. Arthur
the "Harding Mine" property in Taos County, N. M
a
consultant for the purpose of drawing plans tor
August
*
which
Earnings Show Gain—
interest
company
769.
p.
an
termination of this
company
in July
valid contract.)
In November
1958. when the market for its stock was said to be
about 20c per share,
the company sold to 15 persons, two of whom
were
members of the group of 22, an aggregate of 335,000 shares at
10c per share;
and it issued to a lawyer for services 10,000 common
shares
and an option to purchase
100,000 shares at 10c per share.
the
but
1959,
of
has
acquired,
negotiating the contract.
(A notice of
arrangement
was
served upon the
in
services,
as
and
New
high-vacuum
company
ol'
an¬
was
the
unpatented
10% over¬
claims are
Prospect
contractual
in
by Philip S. Fogg, President and Board Chairman.
1958
October
State
190, p. 48.
Rochester
Vacuum
con¬
covering about one-half of 18,900 square miles in r.he
Queensland, Australia.
$10,000 was paid for this interest^
the sellers receiving a royalty equal to 5%
of any oil or gas produced
and sold from
the arae, plus a 3%
royalty to, another- person for
tc
Electrodynamics Corp.—New Subsidiary
corporation's
Consolidated
were
purchase
assignment of an agreement to acquire 10
mining claims in Larimer County, Colorado, subject to a
riding
royalty,
for
$15,000.
All the Colorado mining
considered to be exploratory in character.
for
share,
at
mortgage
the
with
company
shares
000
when
money
of
two
options
thus issued, for $51,500, 1,030,2,060,000 shares at an option
price of" 10c per share.
All such options so issued expired as to
25%
of the shares covered in 9 months, 25%
in 18 months, 25%
in 27 months, and the remaining 25% in 36 months.
Of.the $51,500,
the company used $43,000 to acquire an undivided one-half interesi
in
55
unpatented mining claims in Larimer County, Colorado, the
company agreeing to
operate the properties as a joint venture with
seller
and
to
pay
an
additional $107,000 out of 50%
of any net
proceeds to it from the joint venture.,
verted
which rounds into
Florida, which property
is
the amount of $582,234. The
acres of land within the City
purchase
a
F. Martin,
and to be
$0,125 per
the option
James
rendered
each at
exercised
other persons (for cervices
purchase of 130,000 shares
two
the
exercisable
the
stock
Of
Coast
purchase money mortgage in
Gables by the Sea, Inc., owns 285
tha
option holders,
respect
to
3.750 shares each.
In May, 1958 the company agreed to issue to 22
persons,
including Martin, Creson and Lasseter, for $51,500, 370,000
shares
of
common
stock,
ootions
to
purchase
740,000 shares and
90-day notes in the amount of $33,000 which were convertible into
660,000 shares and options to purchase 1,320,000 shares.
The common
development
shares
date
at
sale.
by Commission order dated June 24
shares in 1955 and 9157 at 10c per
suspended
was
purchased
"-i_"'
the
Lasseter
peninsula
a
a
on
the
to
shares at 10c per share.
offering on a best efforts basis.
and 1956, for which Lasseter
The Regulation A exemption
publicly 2,995,000
making the
offering
and
time
250,000
shares
are
certain
over-the-counter
the
in
such
Company
proceeds
option
gross
a
of
was
organized under Colorado law in
1955 for the
of engaging in the mining business. Its promoter was HI David
of Dallas,
a
director.
Shortly after its organization, the
.
share,
issued to the stock¬
of closing, and
stock, to be
corporations at the
common
shares,
units
<
,;nj»H v.a
Grand
at
SEC
holders
Lasseter
In
Punta
Florida
additional
the
rendered)
reduce
present finance.
in
exploratory stage.
agreement with two Florida corporations,
Gorda Isles, Inc., whereby said cor¬
an
and
Beane
o;'m..
^
.
&
•
.
located
the
solely
President,
514,855
own
complete
868.
market
this
later
of
will
no
&
been suffi¬
the company
assets'for 316,950 shares of 1c par value
capital
stock
of Balboa
Mining
&
Development
Co.,
after which
Cordillera Mining had outstanding 633,900 common shares and its
only asset was the Balboa stock,
amounting, to about 11%
of tin!
outstanding
Balboa
shares,
Balboa
is
a
mining
company
in the
(under
shares
common
are
the
that
states
with
cient for
available
has
to
Williston
R.
and
both
used
be
a
share.
debentures
be
company
also
may
190,
company
1959.
Vice-
150,000 shares
and
company
manufactured.—V.
is
488,900 shares were sold in 1955
Co.
received $7,822 in commissions.
to
remaining
elsewhere.
and
by
for
the
purpose
Masvidal,
J.
and
through
&
the pro¬
officer
the
appliances
underwriting group headed by Cruttenden,
Co.
offered
Net
Corp.)
laundry
Only
to
cancel
Director,
a
Winamac,
in
President.
filed
Lasseter
the
however,
or
:
plant
by Louis Putze,
designed to help take care of expanding
Manchester, Ind., where the company's Cycle-Set
home
an
&
company
such
of
none
share
Plant-—
production
new
Lasseter,
75 cents
the gross
profits before
A finder's
fee Of 75,000
shares is payable to Russell J. St. Clair and Varley P. Young of Miami.
One of the two Florida corporations, Punta Gorda Isles, Inc., is said
to
'
facility is
According
purpose
sell
of
that
for
a
announcement
.
and
share
per
and
since
management
L
.
America—New
established
an
this
company,
The
profit before taxes, of the
two Florida corporations aggregates $1,250,000; and (b) 666,667 addi¬
tional shares when their gross profit before taxes aggregates $2,500,000.
The company also
agreed to grant the two Florida corporations the
right
of this
Jr.,
p.
current
-
the
the
of
The
Development
the
of
for
190,
is
up
reduce
Alberto
has .outstanding
now
has entered
666,667
cartage
V.
sale
are
stock
holders
local
Revenue
options heretofore
issued; and any shares so acquired, together with balance of 2.055,000
shares, being issued and outstanding, stock, may be offered for pubiic
Consolidated Development. The consideration for the purchase
of
the
two Florida corporation
is 1,333,333 shares
of
to
$435,130.
is
performs
by
capital stock.
be
be used to repay the $100,000
proceeds from 198,000 shares are
$148,500
funds
mind.
by the Sea,
the
the
filed
about
Commission
the
price of $10 per unit has been completed, all
units having been sold. For further details,
of
1956 under Delaware law
Dr.
the
sale
the
in, Florida
debentures.
Consolidated
recom¬
of
are
said
offering
to
right,
Bergson,
is
Petroleum
and
retire
to
from
in
shares.
funds
report
This
company's Florida properties would necessitate substantial addi¬
tional
of
has
report
corporation
the
SEC—
of
100,000 shares may
general
company
company
this
order
an
Angeles.
p.
of
has
North
at
statement
liabilities.
common
of
effect
properties
Net
Coleman
that
Timer
any
consideration
in
the'
to
H,
company,
Cuban
If
to 100,000 shares,
up
used
be
underwriter.
underwriter;
properties
$148,500 of
has
190,
;3v.•;
of its corporate purposes including the use, in conjunction with
stock and other securities of thecompany,
to accquire real
any
common
estate
by
objections to
no
Cordillera Mining Co.—Registers With
the
price
a
the
efforts
1953,
has
share
per
are
at
of
debentures
market.
offering price, provided
price less than $1.25 per
a
organized
was
proceeds
to
price
Co.
Los
Examiner's
purchase
If
share of preferred and one share of class A common
see
being offered in exchange for said debentures.
be
769.
p.
the
of
the exploration for, and the development and-production of
other hydrocarbons in the Republic of Cuba,
The organ¬
the
net
190,
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition
Commission
become
owned
but
company
stock, at
Cuba,
covering
holders
to
which
resold
use
before
price of $1
the
July
at
rate
be
offered
the
at
Treasurer
in
is
Scott
said
one
shares.
of
agreed
purchase
by
due
exchanged
market
of
sold
the
may
number
has
the
at
is
also
be
to
are
debentures
which
are
Clarence
used
and
19.58.—V.
offered
stock.
shares
shares
proceeds of the
be
of
outstanding.—V.
Coral Ridge Properties, Inc.—Security
Offerings Com¬
pleted—The recent public offerings of 450,000 shares of
60-cent cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $8)
and 450,000 shares of class A common stock (par 10<J)
the
of
subject
stock
a
business
SEC
Consolidated
from
ap¬
region
the basis
Consolidated
on
Articles
capital
that
stock for
common
located at Calle 23,
common
198,000
of
and
share
the
868.
p.
outstanding shares on the
Exchange, either before, during, or after the sale of the
shares the subject of this filing.
which
were
will
Draying
according to
Pow-^r
the
former
H.
He
Stock Div.—
authorized
and
statement
by such
and
in
$1,052,187.
22,
Ind.,
236,065
amending
declared
outstanding,
the
at
convertible
loan
gas
izers
and
in
eifective,
of
record
.0/
be
engaging in
Space
appearance
for this corporation in USDC,
Stanley,
Jr.
appointed
Richard
Washington
M.
29,016
will
21
issued, and
of
company
York's
is located at 1500 Clifton Ave., Lansing, Mich.
Reorganization Proceedings—
The
Sept.
permission.
name
The
offering
building a ..chain of coffee houses
and for .general corporate purposes.
The
on
now
shares
of
each
of
revenues
worth
contemplated
for
present
the
of
Co.T Ltd.
purchase
Controls Co.
$695,421 ~
it
by
commissaries,
22,696
principal stockholder of the underwriter.
the
publicly
plans
company
business
Plans
—
,
company announced on Aug. 31 that
notification with the SEC covering 100,000
The
ops.
share
Charlotte
;
The
(par
The
Clark
This
ry.
underwriter
purchase at
is
and
net
$1,848,923
shares
may
shares
of
Industries
Electronics
sales
consolidated
at
Commerce
company
Oren
1,408,968
share,
concession
Consolidated
as
consolidated
a
corporation
Corp.
approval
Draying
Francisco
was
Oct.
1959-^7 Mos.—1953
$2,614,516
These
company's
of
Financing—
of
Ry.—Earnings-
195,352
subject to
$150,000.
Inc.,
25.
A.
San
The
$282,908
reduced
shares
total
new
recommendation
year
114,970
6%
per
the
of
ICC
Clark
J.
in
porations arranged for the sale and transfer of their outstanding capital
subordinated
6%
and
Co.,
company
agent
dated
be
The
The
The
purchase
issuing life,
in
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
the
the
198,000
current
this issue.
warrants
April 15, 1959, copies of which are available
at the offices of the company and of the underwriters.
1958,
necessary
principal amount of $10,000 each and
date of issue.
They were purchased by
the
cents
The
205,522 shs.
determine
may
the $300,000 in Series A,
the
company.
borrowers
debentures
A.
Sept.
$189,095
additional
such
by
being sold with
are
this insurance company
for
6,828,031
915.
convertible.
26,000
herein
offered,
and
same
may
be
exercised
after
addition, the company has granted, sold or re¬
warrants totalling 130,000 shares of class A com¬
the underwriters, employees,
officers, and others who
issued
Capital
life
fbr
8,213,394
expenses
American Stock
31,900
In
are
1,084,586
J
proposes to offer 100,000 shares to the underwriter in
repayment of
the loan.
These shares may
be resold by the underwriter at a price
equal to the then current market price of
to
par)
additional
an
HOf the subordinated
debentures
1,200,017
revenue—
of
known
be
have
Industries
Interstate
mended
$8,460,010
657 861
shares
—remainder
to
will
shares
An
1959—7 Mos.—1958
According . to the prospectus, the
underwriter, H. Kook & ,Co. ,Inp.. .has acjvajnced to the company sums
aggregating $100,000; 'and ft* cdiisl^rfttioii4 of such" loan the company
200,000
become affiliated with the future growth of the
may
formed
wh*ch
iy4
$1,631 979
registration
a
*
.
on
July 23, to be consummated on Aug. 14.
is
planning
a
consolidation
with
Central
Public
Philips Industries, Inc. under which a new company
and
Consolidated Freightways,
421,073
This corporation,
loan
and
to
be
Electronics
Consolidated Development
Corp.—Registers With SEC
448,000
••
announced
was
company
Podesta
filed
Mepco through
division of Toe
profits
of
has been a
769.
$1,460,969
one
p.
and
date
-
$90,000,000 and
$50,000,000.
An exchange
of
the
that
1955
which
to
of
heater.
during
p.
88,099
stock
189,
Net
-
options
wall
gas
was
sales
since
renegotiation refund of $51,816 made March 3, 1959, for
Was charged directly to earned surplus.
company's acquisition of Advance Transformer Co. of Chicago,
Corp.,
Havana, and Lergson of New York. Its corporate powers were recently
enlarged to permit it to diversify its activities and enter the real estate
acquisition and development field in Florida.
presently outstanding has been authorized by the
has authority to authorize the borrowing of such
amounts
stock,
common
Aug.
served
years,
$267,462
stockholders
President
engaged
board
authorized
of
six
*2,640
/
becoming
of
common
200,000
'59
'.-'--L-
tForty thousand shares
has
is
564.
p.
rate
—V.
26,000
series
.
desirable.
or
does
Coleman
$9,674,363
Incorporation
so
as
to
increase
the
from
$4,000,000 to $5,000,000;
the
$269,551
11300,000
(officers)
notes
stock
common
*The
for
Coleman
said.—V. 190,
1959—Month—1958
include
net
year
The
Ry.—Earnings—
668.
do
1958
proximately
courts
spokesman
company
^$300,000
debentures
(par $1)_
directors.The
the
battle,
of
$71,678
stockholders
ceeds
Outstanding
*
notes_^.
subordinated
Common
in
in
Utility Corp.
$1,352,048
income....
amenament
31,900
debentures,
Subordinated
190,
$100,000
FINANCING
Authorized
payable—banksA, 6%
subordinated
Subordinated
our
ops.
from
oper.
its
loan
CAPITALIZATION
Series
111.,
both
$1,271,695
_
ry.
oper.
its
(small loan) business.
The company operates
offices, of which eight are located in North Carolina,
nine in South Carolina, and two in Georgia.
Four of the 19 offices
were
opened
since Nov.
1,
1958.
The company plans to
open
one
additional office in Asheville, N. C. by Sept. 1, 1S59.
Notes
the
The
models
current
any
Commonwealth Life Insurance Co.—25%
finance
consumer
'The
the
capa¬
financial
continue
1959—Month—1953
190, p.
oper.
250,000
Carolina
19
studied,
income—
oper.
rev.
r.
—V.
a
in
Southern
exps
from
rev.
rail.
Net
there¬
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
will
be
added
to
the
company's
general corporate funds and will be used to expand its operations,
.
oper.
company's
The company shall have the privilege of
redeeming the debentures
prior to maturity upon the payment to the holder of the principal and
all accrued interest; provided, that if the date fixed for redemption
The
of
been
company
revenue.^
have
upholding
said.
the
a
particular model
been made or sold by
has
the
&
Deficit.—V.
Net
being
are
debentures, two warrants entitling the holder to pur¬
chase for cash two shares of the company's class A com¬
The
heaters
years,
opqr.
Railway
Railway
of
1965.
has
Period End. July 31—
offered in units, each consisting of $10 principal amount
stock
the
in
for
sale
or
Period End. July 31—
&
Co., Inc., on
offered $200,000 of 6%, series 1959,
debentures, dated Aug. 15, 1959, due Augl
tures and class A
mon
of
three
Railway
Railway
Offered—Mc-
publicly
common
latest
Results
March 31,
1958; Mepco
Sessions Clock Co.
>
tho
by
operations
Group,
&
subordinated
class A
$534,080
443,499
Finance
Daniel
$1,502,126 $12,422,721 311,964,025
968,046
7,760,202'
7,686,418
$522,968
ops.
within
therefore
the design and sale of
oyer
1959—^7 Mos.—1958
668.
p.
CMC
ry.
inenme
oper.
190,
Aug.
957,477
from
rev.
—V.
$1,480,445
expenses
oper.
well
President
tevie.w
attorneys
Appeals
Coleman
Mr.
will
seek
expansion."
development in the long legal
Colorado & Wyoming
1959—Month—1958
revenue,^
oper.
is
we
plans
which
of
Coleman,
u.
>
or
after
Court
court,"
amount
long-range
suit,
S.
and.
the production
equipment.
patent
None
past
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
entire
now
determined
U.
lower
company
decision,
j-udgment
be
the
the
affect
heating
868.
p.
court
the
Sheldon
to
w
the
will
of
by
according
*-
of
Aug. 31 under the heading
Ry." shauld have been given under
Louis
Cincinnati,
of
the
and
Colorado
St.
&
Court
of
V
•
pay
devision
assessed
"Payment
bilities
been
Line, it includes two full-keyboard and two 10-key
the adding machine needs of 95%
of all businesses,
according to William G. Zaenglein, Executive VicePresident and General Sales Manager.
It is the first full line of heavy
duty machines offered to dealers.
models
Supreme
immediate
machines
plans,
will
we
recent
damages
has
expansion
Board Chairman.
"Whether
a
5
$1.34
operations of The Sessions
company
renewed
Net
practices;
otherwise the funds are to be
for
its
mining
and
milling
operations,
a
five-year period with, further five-year
for
proceeds
of
the sale
of stock will be added to working
capital
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
C
.
.
Monday. September 7, 1959
.
(970)
used
Australian
The
such
for
to
as
purposes
sucn proceeds
relating to the
apply
property.
Net
.
J
,
Net
sales
Corson,
of
months
shares
Net
to
rose
Crescent
had
mercial
the
in
on
body.
human
Midland, Mich.—V. 189, p. 2782.
be at
Ine.—Strikes Affect Earnings—
earnings de¬
corporation on Sept. 1 announced that company
the third fiscal quarter, ended July 31.
The cause of the diminished earnings was attributed to
Gas
Tht*
clined
corporation
to
production
gas
Natural
Gas
Under
concluded
obtained
Jonnell
with
agreement
an
offset
productive
four
wells
gas
in
properties.
Crescent then has the option, during the next
to continue development work on the acreage until a total
$2,750,000 shall have been spent, at which
time Crescent shall
of
years,
have
This
of
is
agreement
expanding
—V.
interest
its
earned
189,
its
entire
the
!n
further
a
long-range
Crescent's
gas,
Mr.
in
and
step
oil
of
reserves
acreage.
program
concluded.
Garbade
2456.
p.
plants of Dresser
at Clark
activities
of
facturer
joining
two
two prolonged
subsidiaries. The strikes caused the shut¬
Bros. Co., in Olean, New York, a manu¬
engines
and
turbines, ' and' the Security
Engineering Division, Dallas, producer of rock bits and drilling tools
for the petroleum industry. Both strikes
have now been settled on a
satisiactory basis, but, according to the letter, caused "a regrettable
loss in earnings both to the company and to employees." Specifically, sales
for
the
third
quarter
were
$52,812,000 by comparison with
$59,955,000 for the second quarter of the year, and $55,479,000 for
the .third quarter a year ago.
Net earnings were $1,947,000 by com¬
parison with $2,951,009 for the second
quarter and $2,447,000 for
the
third
quarter of
1958. The letter pointed out that the greater
decline in earnings was
due to the fact that operating expenses at
the
strikebound plants
continued, even though production had been
at
of
down
ad¬
on
during
strikes
Paso
completion
for
scheduled
has
Crescent
will
which
El
to
dedicated
is
acreage
intent.
of
letter
a
agreement.
wells
this
from
under
Co.
the
four
1959
has
acquire
compressors,
the
River Mills,
Wopiiside
Mills,
With
about
of
Norris
40,000
$2,000,000,
take-over
The
agreement
and
Woodside
between
Robert
S.
Small,
the
agreement
holders
said:
the
majority
approved
been
Norris shares has
the Norris stock,"
of
per
The
in
by
has
about
—V.
Co.,
Inc.,
as
its output sold
wholly-owned selling
with
unit
a
River's
Dan
187,
financial
into
The
directors
The
(par
Aug.
on
stock
common
from
Split, etc
Stock
approved
14
3,000,000
York
The
directors
date
held
be
The
Oct.
of
14,
distribution
proposed
a
outstanding
share
each
then
intention
their
declare
outstanding
based
quarterly
initial
an
of
payable
and
is
'As
for
Earnings
indicated
9
the
"supplied
year
that
of
"As
said:
July
comparison
$43,790,000
Dresser's
Railway oper. revenue
Railway
oper,
494,779
536,598
expenses
fiscal
stock
been
in
present
which
has
Net
Net
period
and
of
nine
earnings
ry.
tne
$169,812
$827,680
public
124,050
442,874
best
The
full
would
year
be
Dura
Sept.
the
on
15,
stock,
common
3,
1959,
and
cumulative
1959,
to
Davenport
holders
declared
14
of
dividend
quarterly
a
payable"Sept. 15, 1959,
quarterly dividend of
the
preference
record
stock
Oct.
Hosiery Mills,
ASE
—
A,
190,
75c
at
Fla.,
SEC
Stock
<ian
effective
»11
J.
,but
has
Exchange
the
at
18,310
delist
of
the
of
Chadbourn
to
close
Bolles
order
an
granting
171,280
and
application
an
the
for
debentures).
rate,
by
located
Chadboum-Gotham,
This
major
Industries,
of
1959,
due to the
shares
shares
Inc.
corporation
producer
owned
has
acquired
aluminum
of
subsidiary,
it
are
held
are
above.—V.
Rolle
and
by
186,
Mfg.
The
and
«one
and
DEK,
facilities
growth
Rolle
Mfg.
magnesium
engines,
iridustr.es
ana
1915,
J
part
the
manufacturing
ra..
and
of
light
for
Thomas
made
the
owned
only
77
Smith,
for
in
p.
Los Angeles,
Massachusetts,
arrangements
E>ye
-asting
declared
production
\
„
that
Rolle
capacity
of
missiles,
aluminum
range
of
Dura
a
garden
Buch
of
by
The
is
has
stated:
there
notes,
which
Corp. ' subsidiary,
including
"Since
be
will
lawn
of
output
manufactures
rotary and
riding
and
garden
tools
reel,
Wheeled
tools
line
also
The
the
i
of
intricate
aircraft,
by
within
30.
as
electronic
for
purchased
and
deal
to
to
are
be
additional
for
used
of
End- July 31—
pjtillaw °nPer" revenue—
oper.
expenses
Atlanta,
an
aluminum
500,000
pounds
and
per
ry-' 0PS"
19?
\
p
y564er"
"
Period End.
&
July 31—
Ironton
8°2'412
Wet
Wet
—-V.
from
oper.
190,, jp.
ry.
ops.
income
1959—Month—1958
$374,744
251,857
1959—.7 Mos
30,287,799
6.268,346
1958
481
28,267,232
$12,204 249
5,959,635
1958
—
Files With
564.
by
provide additional
to
the
purchase of additional equipment.—*
and
$714,394
$9,715,714
$2,324,950
'-48,497
421,576
2,545,486
19C,
*229,931
564.
p.
Ltd.—-Common
ma¬
shares of common voting stock (par $1) at $2
The selling of these shares is presently being
to an underwriting agreement, dated
pursuant
1959, under which
aforesaid
the
for
9,365,247
7!944;302
$300,811
$4,158,275
$1,476 260
203,103
3,059,440
931,974
and
the
present
in
company
to
Officer
of the
airline's
will
1938,
President,
new
a
for
management
pass
Oct.
on
the
District
ever
proceeds
nc-t
on
1,
at
the
United
Ave.,
N.
E.,
U.
Air
S.
and
the
'Armstrong,
F.
the
over
has
newly
his
full
Rickenbacker,
Captain
President,
Air
post of
Chairman
as
a
fiscal
EFFECT
GIVING
August,
firiancial
1953,
in
of
order
Board,, will
head
the
a
appointed seven man executive committee to deal,with
major policy matters. In addition to Chairman Rickenbacker, Presi¬
dent
Executive Vice-President
Maclntyre and
Armstrong, the mem¬
newly
bership
James
of
A.
Houston,
Paul
Fla.;
Initially,
the
E.
Jr.,
whose'
Chairman
Laurance
Captain
airline's
Knowlton,
of
is
will
made
departments.—V.
190.
up
p.
of
also
New
the
Loeb
&
Inc.,
Bank
of
New
Jackson¬
executive
heads
of
E.
H.
This
filed
a
P.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
located
in
registration statement
the
Hotel
Troy
for
with the SEC
on
Aug.
31',
Troy,
N.
Y.,
1959, covering
Gulledge,
Division,
Co.,
300,000 shs.
have
it
Defense Contractsfor
system
received
been
the
by
announced
was
new
the
on
USAF-
company's
Aug.
21
by
special version with increased capabilities
company has developed, and is producing for
The automatic system is capable of seeking
a
aiming, and firing about 70 20 mm shells
said
Vice-President
and
the
received
contracts,
Manager
from
of Electronics and
USAF and Boeing
Wichita
are
completed
development
he
and
in
the
near
production
will
future,
be
added.
a
Mr. Gulledge said.
multi-million dollar
...
$35,000,000
continuing
backlog
work
on
will
the
also be
B-58
increased
which
are
now
by substantial award.9
in final negotiations,
said.
Mr.
Building,
system the
E-58.
G.
for
The
>
defense
a
Division,
objects in the air,
contracts
figure,
all.
154.
Outstanding
Division, will substantially increase the approxi¬
mately $35 million in defense contracts ,now on Emerson's books.
The
number of systems
and associated equipment and the dollar volume
of the new contracts cannot be announced until final negotiations of
the
Com¬
in
second.
Total
Operations
MD-7
enemy
Airplane
York.
the
ASG-21, is
Avionics
directors
Co.,
the
President.
system,
Charles
-
Dairies,
head
of
National
City
Kuhn,
Foremost
Rockefeller,
S.
Rickenbacker
membership
partner,
of
composed
President
Hugh
Reinhold,
and
committee
will be
of the First
executive
the
Elkins,
(Texasr,
the
on
bomber
Avionics
and
Co.—New
Mfg.
work
for
strategic
the,USAF-Convair
out
of
distribution
500,000 shs.
Persons,
R.
Tne
will
laws
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
$1).
Electric
B-52H
Electronics
affairs.
the
of
director
(par
contracts
Boeing
W.
industry's
Executive Vice-President
airline's
the
and
the
Lines.
airline
the
of
dean
to
Eastern
of
the
under
The
company
maintains
Washington, D. C.
The
1346.
p.
Emerson
effective
Secretary
Eastern's President since
as
created
time
of
189,
promissory
a
Authorized
stock
Common
—V.
New
elected
been
Officer,
become
to
Under
as
repay
States
CAPITALIZATION
.
resigned
who
July,
who has served
devote
board's
in
Executive
Thomas
experts,
airline,
pioneer
.'
Maclntyre,
Force
Chief
take
responsibilities in
A.
to
purposes.
wholesale
engaged in the importing and
of the "Elva" automobile.
is
company
oncoming
used
1959.
16,
Island
be
corporate
incorporated
was
Feb.
on
Rhode
1401
will
other
and
company
Columbia
of
offices
'
shares,
146,327
capital
working
BUSINESS—The
of America's pioneer airmen
authority in Eastern Air Lines
Offered—Balogh
Stock
Balogh & Co. has agreed to
which represent the
unsold portion of 150,000 shares first offered to the pub¬
lic by the company on March 21, 1959.
The remaining
3,673 shares heretofore were sold by the company at
the cash price per share of $2.
sell
improvement
$194,245
income
share.
July 3,
President Named—
1959.
1,
Malcolm
mittee
$9 420 562
1,037.835
of
Executive1
realignment
a
executive
Oct.
ville,
1959—7 Mos
$1,338,646 $13,523,522
„
represented
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$2,894,149
$3,260,664 $32,873,323 $23,064,949
2,699,904
2,545,770
23,157,609
20,739,999
July 31—
Imports
;146,327
he
rev.
ry.
naviga¬
and
Co., Inc., Washington, D. C., on Aug. 28 publicly offered
•per
him to
devote more time, with his directors, to longplanning and major policy problems facing the airline and the
industry, Captain Rickenbacker, Chairman
of Eastern Air
Lines, announced on Sept. 1 directors'-approval of a new assignment
to
RR.—Earnings—
^
°Per' reVenUC- $1>612,405
Railway oper. expenses
1.237,661
indebtedness
of
enable
York;
Detroit, Toledo
The interest
be supplied
2783.
oper.
ry.
Elva
&
mowers.
effectively
range
of
i
$1,750,652 $13,519,251
660,814
detection
Petersburg,
St.
in
months for
six
next
p.
"Deficit.—V.
lawn
powered
power
will
one
executive
top
Chief
of
in
the
organization
title
To
The
RR.—Earnings
4,326,274
$1-375.309
to
are
and
Net rev. from ry. opers.
aviation
magnesium
month.
$6,076,926 $43,807,050 $40,471
4,384,140
(with
notes of the company and its subsidiary,
has expended about $46,000 for the
jet-age.
and New Jersey.
purchase.
1959—Month—1958
$5,759,449
1974
company
building
new
a
PROCEEDS—The
Rickenbacker,
Eddie
the
'1959,
magnesium sand castings, permanent moldferrous and non-ferrous investment
castings;
Railway
terms
communication,
$273,862
repay
the
1959,
office
the
189,
Net
equipment.
held
has
the
diversification
to Dye.
DEK
and Donningtown,
Mainland,
who
since
according
the
Denver & Rio Grande Western
~
15,
each $1,000 of
public sale through
for
for
$1,100,000
Period End.
on
Aug. 26 filed a letter of notification with the
2,500 shares of common stock to be offered for sub¬
stockholders at par ($10 per share). No underwriting is
proceeds
Captain
air¬
1
and
,
well
offered
manufacturing space, and it estimates that an
will be required for completion of the building
scheduled for December, 1959.
An additional $300,000 is to be expended
dilution
no
offer
an
even
more
attractive
and dealers," Mr. Smith stated.
and
to distributors
Eastern Air Lines, Inc.—New
annual sales volume of approximately $6,000,000, is
?
increased substantially during the next 12 months,
ye' Present production includes both military and
aluminum and
as
ft
1793.
With SEC
due Sept.
shares
common
be
the
York
189, p.
(
electronic
of
proposed
June
construction
corporation
covering
chinery
**
castings,
and
Co.
shares.—V.
St.. North, St. Petersburg,
the SEC on Aug. 28.
1959.
underwriting
mortgage and promissory
laboratory,
involved.
Bank of Philadelphia assisted in
about
ft
for
debentures
Since
present
Durrazzo Products, Inc., St. Paul, Minn.
record
.
for
7?nd
issued
cumulative
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Corp.
Dura
short-term
Dura's
Moto-Mower's
scription
products,
program
industry,
ir3!LeD..Mirar£ Truft, Corn Exchange
transacting financial
series
underwriters
Strauss
common
with
to
company
equipment, electronic, and electro-mechanical control devices and
performance special design motors.
Net proceeds of the sale of
will be added to its general funds and will be available
for general corporate purposes.
Immediately following the sale of the
debentures the company plans to repay the outstanding balance of .its
loans under its
V-Loan agreement, which now amount to $2,500,000.
the
made
940.
automotive
in
Ohio,
the
company,
tion
Expansion—
President
and
cash
equity
merchandising package
fact that
now
manufacturer
rockets,
the
of
long
metals
plants
branches
its
pioneer
a
the
disclosed.
not
broaden
corporation,
of Lansdale, Pa., a
castings, as a wholly27
by R. Carter Dve
Aug.
on
for
manufacturer
a
as
in
has
is
castings
components
with
.high
note,
aluminum
craft
20
are
'
in
be
principal business consists of the design, development
company's
manufacture
—V.
President.
Pounded
The
S.
J.
two
the
convertible
cent
1501
at
and
expenses.
and
Co.,
magnesium
announced
was
The office of
r'
*
1959,
sharei.
also
of
price
offering
revenue.-
Ind.,
(N. Y.)— Acquisition—
Inc.
60
per
debentures
oper.
SEC
DEK
of
to
are
Calif.
April,
statement
purchase
The
public
and
Securities and Exchange Commission—
also
group.
names
amendment.
stockholders.
The
business
formerly conducted by
Buch
Manufacturing hence¬
forth will be operated as a division of Moto-Mower, Inc. of Richmond,
holders.
See
Alto,
underwriting group headed by Laird & Company, Corp.
an
owned
a
statement
Communications, Inc.—Registers
registration
a
oper.
of
of the Ameri-
this
stock
10,
outstanding
minority
of
were
Railway
J.
Delisting Ap¬
common
on
each
by
184,902
are
With SEC—
the offering.
($10
stock
of
corporation,
filed
warrants
corporation of the plant and business of Buch
Co.
of
Elizabethtown,
Pa.,
manufacturer of
rolling
garden tools, was revealed on Aug. 31.
The purchase price
and
was
payable
49.
p.
Sept.
the
trading
sold
covering $5,000,000 of subordinated debentures,
this
by
The
issued
be
to
registration
a
Palo
shares
par
Railway
was
to holders
93%c per
series
1959.—V.
5,
Inc.
3%%
of
proved by Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
the
Of
common
SOLD—In
Manufacturing
Aug.
on
of
Real,
30,000
Electronic
128,410
Corp.—Further
Purchase
a*»ng
history.
the
on
record
ishare
Oct.
Dana's
directors
share
per
©f
in
stock
filed
18
underwriting
STOCK
lawn
the
of
Each share is convertible into
This
$410,001
114,613
President.
as
52,500 shares (28.4% )
stock,
shares
Camino
issue
669.
p.
.>
stock
(no
pari.
The
net
stockholders, and no funds will accrue to
s. Strauss & Co. and York & Co., both of San Fran-
J.
aforesaid
Co.
first
$202,303
ops.
income
oper.
190,
necessary
iinancihg
and
months
the
for
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
ended May 31, 1959,
on
the
prfesent stock and Charles A, Dana,
forecasts for the final quarter ending. Aug. 31,
that
sales
the
on
changes were
additional
selling
to
are
El
2001
Aug.
on
go
Calif.,
a.t
It
15,
Olesen
P.
amount
75,800
stock
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$4,287,833
$3,699,242
3,460,153
3,289,241
1959—Month—1958
$738,901
$664,591
common
Homes, Inc.—Registers
company
preferred
there is every good reason
operations will improve."—V. 190,
over-all
Harry
of
the
rlREFifRlUlil^
31,
by
previous quarter
that
and
the
amendment.
covering
HfccoV
■i.1!
that
and
$57,539,000
was
the
of
by
proceeds will
trte company.
this point forward,
From
ago.
orders
the end
certain basic
that
business,
for
lists
and
Eichler
This
SEC
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
years.
share
per
stated
that
quarterly dividend
75c
quarterly divided
$1
a
the
past
for
$5.45
were
Chairman,
to
with
the
lenders
the
* ':
Board,
the
of
unfilled
of
law.
.
prospectus
-additional
equivalent
compares
effect
a
of
as
Period End. July 31—
-
Tliis
Chairman
backlog
business.
the.
John R. Boland and 14,409 by officers and directors as
indicated, Boland proposes to sell 22,500 shares.
The
by
These additional funds will be,
growing volume of export credit sales
domestic
states.
The
companies,
insurance
concluded
of
arrangement
outstanding shares
$15,500,000.
Dresser's
its
by
held
refinanced
has
company
is
near
success
eastern
■y
869.
p.
50c
Dec.
Mallon,
believe
to
of
which
debt
by
Delaware
under
,
has
than
1959
distribution of policies were required.
.To
that
end,
and
in
order
to
facilitate public financing of
an.
expansion
program, the
Delaware company was formed and the New
York company was merged into it.
*
i
I
The company presently
has vending machines located at over 280
•gas-stations on the approaches of the New York State Thruway and
is engaged
in securing additional locations.
The preseftt offering iS
being made to provide funds for the purchase of additional vending
machines
and a
public relations and publicity program for the pur¬
pose of expanding the company's business to parkways throughout the
to
present
dividend
stock,
common
the
on
of
the
at
a
indicated
to
the
on
approved
for
special meeting of stockholders
to authorize the increase in common shares.
1959,
have
1959.
stock
distribution,
earnings,
share
per
the
time
same
of
share
of
directors
level
the
at
additional
one
amount
$50,237,000
of
as
long-term
the
that
announced
its
expansion
N.
with
also
earnings
prospective
to
or
corporation
the
to
on
different
year.
the
Dresser's
shares
7;000,000
to
$1)
(par
for
H.
proposed increase in authorized
a
shares
relationship
past
accommodate
to
and
—
$11,
record
of
increasing
Corp.—Plans
normal
the
letter
portion
used
Dana
for
March
in
in 1956 to sell accident or breakdown insurance
through vending machines placed at advantageous
main highways and express parkways.
The New
organized
locations
board concluded 'that prudent
of the dividend to bring it
coming months, the
called for reduction
the
practice
more
a
existed
1822.
p.
during
10
every
organized
was
automobile owners
to
of
earnings
quarters,
for
stock.
company
had. been
to
the company have been only
slightly in excess of dividend requirements, the directors on Aug. 27,
■voted to reduce the quarterly dividend
payment Trom 50 cents to 40
cents
per
share,
thus
placing the dividend on an annual rate of
$1.60 by comparison with the $2 rate which had been in effect since
March, 1958. While the company expects an improvement in its basic
several
for
Since
print cloth maker located in Cateechee, S. C., Norris Cotton
27,000 spindles,
672 looms and more than
250 workers.:
cotton
A
Norris
operate
to
Iselin-Jefferson
New York.
through
agent
expects
net
share
one
predecessor New York
corporation of the same name had been
organized in 1957; and it acquired the assets of Accimatic, Inc., which
share.
markets
Woodside
sales were
$1.61 pel'
For the comparable 1958 period, net
earnings amounted to $7,416,000 or
share.
and
of
lenders'
the
22,500
underwriter intends to
sell the company's stock
principal
the
oi
of
offering
make-a public offering
$2.50 per share offering
to
the
at
A
by comparison
cents
per
basis,
share
common
41
$169,844,000
understood that
is
"It
a
were
$1.42
or
the shares at
25, as well as
the
agreement
of
deposit
to
Woodside,
of
purchase
a
of
cost
Norris.
President
to
the
subject
is
Greenville, S. C., by Sept.
other
terms
specified
in
Bank of
certain
National
compliance
with
President
Erwin,
J.
the acquisition
will
of Dan River, said.
outstanding,
shares
W.
Peoples
earnings for the third quarter oi
with 63 cents for the second quarter
and 53 cents for the third quarter of 1958. For the first nine months
of 1959, net sales were $163,544,000 and net earnings were $6,691,000
On
.1959
subsidiary
said it has agreed to buy all.the
Norris Cotton Mills Co., Inc., at $50 per share.
a
shares
outstanding
Inc.—Acquisition by Unit—
a
intent
ail
sharse of company stock sold.
selling commission is to be paid underwriters on the sale of
basis
The- same
halted.
Dan
stock,
President
said
The
public
make
to
lenders
the
their
of
shares
10,000 shares of his stock to dealers who
give
on
intends
and
stock
his
37,500
price.
„„„„
Center will
new
Dresser Industries,
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Petroleum
the
to
for
underwriter
of
shares
.of
by
of the
Offices
from Jonnell an interest in approximately 50,000 acres
of oil and gas leases, it was announced on Sept. l by W. H. Qarbade,
President.
This
acreage
is located
in Zapata and Starr Counties,
Texas
and offsets the recently extended Lopena gas field.
All of the
This
Co.
•principal
activities,
relation
in
which
share
per
consideration
,
physicians and surgeons has grown so great that
assign two of our best scientists to act 5n a liaison
to
an
principal
underwriter at par in consideration of financial counsel;
preliminary financing arrangements and an advance of $10,000. After
sale of the 180,000 shares by the company, the said President of the
among
corporation
the
on
June
half of
*4,595
authorizing a non-profit unit separate from^ our, com¬
but allied with our research department "
According to Dr. Collings the purpose of the Center will be to aid
medical
research by
supplying technical assistance, by act.'ng as a
clearing-house for information about the use of silicones in medicine
and surgery, and by cooperating in research in organosilicon chemistry
year
beiorc Federal
and Corporate income taxes in
30, last, increased to $509,461 from $350,479
1958.—V. 189, p. 2240.
earnings
first
the
$1,225,675
187,840
$1,836,491
389,721
$97,103
share, the offering to be made
underwriting group headed by
will receive a selling commission
per
through
Inc.,
Co.,
ft
offer 100,000
The company proposes to
$2.50
at
basis
efforts
(plus $15,000 for expenses).
preliminary financing in the amount of $50,000
advanced
to
the
company by
certain lenders, the company sold to
such lenders an aggregate of 37,500 shares at
its 10c par value per
share.
An additional 52,500 shares were sola to the
President of the
Corning
corporation
have
we
outstanding.
-months
six
$238,843,
of
inc.p.. 564.
sale
public
Boland
R.
37 l/2c
of
to an estimated $344,511,
439,223 shares of capital
with net earnings in the first six
equivalent to 49 cents per share, on the
70
1958
now
John
capacity between physicians and surgeons and our research laboratories.
Our
board
of
directors ' have
recognized the responsibilities of the
half
1959
the
in
2.695.867
:o
cents per share
outstanding.
This compared
to
$3,921,542
2,967.224
$191,069
21,395
ops.
ry.
oper,
The interest
L.
31.
Aug,
on
earnings
equivalent
stock
to
25%
increased
1959.
30,
June
to
$3,703,917 in the first six months of 1958, Philip
Chairman
and
Bolton
L.
Corson,
President,
reported
-stockholders
Net
months
six
the
in
from
$4,803,715
340.334
Corp.—Establishes Center—
Aug. 14 announced the founding of the Dow
Corning
Center for
Aid to Medical Research. In making the an*
nouncement,
Dr. W. R.
Codings, President, said: "During the past
several years a number of remarkable
advances have been Jn&de in
medicine
and
surgery
by using our silicones in a variety of forms.
Dow
The
Higher—
Corson, Inc.—Sales 25%
(G. & W. II.)
Net
44,643,308
from
rev.
railway
•Deficit.—V- 190,
2,179,800
•'
$437,437
381:674
expenses
oper.
for
best
a
In
shares, and 38
holders of the 2,055,000 outstanding
shares.
Among these are R.
Paul Creson, who holds 331,750 shares
and options for 618,900 shares;
Lasseter, 167,750 shares and options
Jor
393,900
shares;
and Joe
B. Wells,
100,000 shares and options
for 183,500 shares.
The company will not receive any of the proceeds
of the sale
of
the 2,055,000 shares.—V.
190, p. 49.
the
$572,743
revenue
oper
Say
unexercised options covering
holders of the
21
lists
prospectus
Railway
on
capital stock.
shares of
160.000
shares
1959—7 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
July 31—
period End
RR.—Earnings-
Shore Line
Detroit & Toledo
the management may determine. It is
to meet the company s obligations
under its contract
Harding Mine property. The unused
balance,
if
any,
will be used to meet
the company s exploration
commitment on June 30,
1960, under its contract with respect to the
and
intended
1959
Gulledge
fiscal
expected
to
year
that the division's defense product sales for the
would be approximately 25%
ahead of 1958 and are
about $34,000,000 this year.
This does not include
said
reach
Volume
the
contribute
will
contracts
new
in
1960," he said.
ends Sept'. 30.
year
to
greatly
defense
our
for
sales
vol¬
"
.
account
books
of
selling
;
and
The
year.
missiles
tactical
war-head
nuclear
with
the manufacture of missiles
in
plant
capabilities.
A
V.
189,
/-
1573.
p.
will
production
in
be
V
•
hands
for
facility
new
Tn
early
in
See
State
Loan
Corp.
Finance
&
below.—V.
pi
189,
\
(w'
due
bonds
mortgage
compression
$600,000
$600,000
;
Non-interest
bearing
due
natural,
for
the physical
—-
types.—V.
190,
Butyl and specialty
of tabular material
nitrile,
SBR,
Kel
and
Viton
fluoroelastomers
compares
;•—
Notes:
148.
;
available rubbers in fit*
categorizes
AD-167
designated
offers a detailed description of each type along witii
typical applications.
In order to aid the user in choosing the -right
materials
for
his
specific application,
the bulletin has a page; of
tabular
material
which shows
the tensile strength, elongation, an<I
.vv;.'.
112 Vz "io
on
use
and
groups
non-affiliates:
first
parts
company.
bulletin
The
describing
catalog
for
page
rubber
this
from
'
.
i
various types of molded an*
automobiles, aircraft, machinery,
office equipment and railroad equipment is now available
six
new
appliances,
Outstanding
Authorized
Unsecured:
Equitable Credit Corp., Albany, N. Y.—Merger—
—
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
in¬
current
serially 1959-73; redeemable at
,
r
;
of
*5% %
.
I960.—
'
"
(including
Secured:
the company's main
is being established at
and
Louisa county
St.
debt
stallments)
.
.
EFFECT
.
is the
company
GIVING
' i
■
Long-term
principal developer and producer of
Army's Little John, Honest John and the improved Honest John,
fiscal
the
.
announced that the division's sales in missile devel¬
production is expected to double by the end of the 1960
Mr. Gulledge also
-
opment
A
extruded
Catalog—
Packing Co.—Issues New
Garlock
.
follow:
details
•
CAPITALIZATION
,
subscription
The
stockholders.
Further
closed.
are
7
(971)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
since the company's fiscal
contracts,
new
"The»
ume
Number 5879
ISO
F.
properties
neoprene,
second page
A
effect of environments on thes*
and
258.
p.
May
-
21,
:
N.
A.
Aug.
,
Personnel—
Executone, Inc.—Changes in
j
the
27
and
founder
Karr,
Allan
Bernstein
has
in
munication
Long
of
President
been
Island
City.
The
systems.—V.
as
the
since
company
Executone's
tCom.
division
electronic
*
com-
Farmers Reservoir & Irrigation Co.—Redemption—
The~ company
.
of
its
called
mortgage serial
first
100%
will be
1043.
Payment
.
Colo.—V.
188,
p.
made
and
the Colorado National
at
&
of
shares
for
the
stockholder;
books
,
,
offering
the
and
proceeds
net
BUSINESS—The
will
be
for
used
•
corporate,
genera]
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
1957.
18,
Oct.
on
laws
office
Its principal
Building,
719 Liberty Ave.,
Pittsburgh 22,
Pa.
organized by Federated Plans, Inc., for the primary,
purpose of acting as a special distributor of Income Foundation Fund
Investment
Plans sponsored by
Federated Plans, Inc.
The company
is registered as
a
Broker-Dealer with the SEC under the Securities
Exchange Act of 1934 and is a member of the National Association
of
company
Dealers,
Inc.
the company are conducted through a sales
contractor representatives which ' at the present
approximately 500.
The company is currently engaged
in selling activities in the States of Alabama. Arizona, Alaska, Dela¬
ware,
Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York,'
North Carolina, Ohio, ;Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Vir¬
force
activities
of
time
the
April
on
of
amount
and
1
$36,000
of
each
and
pay¬
$1,000
only
Oct.
is
1
due
debentures
denominations
in
are
of
has
the
each
30,666
reserved
aforementioned
of
the
of
shares
convertible
its
underwriters,
is
Hough,
Inc
Kidder
Coburn
&
&
shares
of
being
7,500
John
Co.,. Corp.—
Evans
A.
7,000
Security
Warren
W.
Co.,
5,000
E.
Dooly &
G.
Co._
Furman
The
See
B.
Phelps
also
V.
190, p.
3,000
Hensberry-Malloy,
5,000
Jerry Williams & Co
Inc._.
share
also
of
870.
of
independent
numbers
Giant Markets, Inc.
:
of
sold
Plans
investment
with
SEC
with
Company
the
as
portfolio.
diversified
a
"Unit
a
regis¬
The Plans are
Trust"
Investment
under
Invest¬
the
and are also registered with the Com¬
mission
as
"Periodic
Payment
Plans"
under the Securities Act of
'1933.
The Plans are of two basic types—Systematic Investment Plans,
and Fully-Paid Plans.
Act
1940
of
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Class
common
st°ock (par five
Class
*
A
B
common
stock
—V.
190,
Secondary Offering
—
;
—
plus
of
its
for redemption on Nov.
cumulative
preferred stock at
of
dividends
stock
of
to
begin
from
shares
drawn
Construction
in
Oct.
and
Co.
tire manufacturing
Ltd. has started
announced on Sept. 1.
dollar
was
plant
plant
in
western
on
T.
M.
Canada's
of
hundred
it
and
is
the
Manufacturing
of
Mannix
are
located
company,
Cement
Calaveras
_
Ltd.,/and
of
both
at
30
ex¬
are
Burns
Rockefeller
Plaza,
New
Dutton
and
Calgary.—V.
190,
669.
p".
With SEC
York,
filed
a
of
common
having
a
Flintkote.
into
of Calaveras
common—based
upon
outstanding July 31,
to
Pursuant
the
merger,
each
stock
will be converted into 1.7 shares
the number of shares of Calaveras
shares of Flintkote common
1959, 768,803
market value of about $30,750,000,
will
that
York
New
clude
Stock
Wm.
shares)
ville
of
Fay
or
that
a
otherwise.
selling
The
stockholders
Mein,
Sr.
(29,451
shares),
Frances W.
and Dorothy M, Fay (11,402 shares) and four members
family.
Other large blocks include 35,097 shares held by
The 9,138 balance of
to options which will
Maginn and 86,834 held by Bishop Oil Co.
the Flintkote shares being registered are subject
H.
C.
granted in substitution for options
of its officers and key employees.
be
granted by Calaveras to certain
the
merger,
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$2,235,005 $20,598,332 $21,000,484
2,082,583
16,835,906
16,481.850
$2,160,111
1,971,954
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$103,157
$152,422
*168,480
*211,155
oper.
in
income—
190,
p.
$3,7(2,426
Denver
Florida
684,230
1,384,984
pre-tax
on
taxes
income
Ry.—Earnings—
Gideon
son
&
Irwin
Water
made
&
in
Utilities
our
issue
Co.—Stock
of
Aug.
Offering—Men¬
31
of
the
of
part
corporate
the
company's
1.941,390
$616,011
ry.
—V.
190,
$2,920,836
663,103
$2,434,998
205,770
$1,197,301
432,308
131,861
income—
oper.
retirement
Kushins'
of
Westbury,
the
listed
is
of
the
as
of
record
Airlines;
one-third
directors).
are
of
owner
Gateway
own
(all
of
aa
66,319
Ander¬
shares
Kushins,
company's
owner
Kushins,
102,030
Messrs.
and
that
Y.
N.
Anderson, Secretary
th®
of
Anderson
outstanding stock.
shares of Gateway
stock.
General
Preston
has
Mr.
has
Bancshares
Estep
been
Executive
Estep
held
is
of
the
the
also
is
—V.
190,
This
shares
its
of
located
at
East
161
stock,
common
Plan.—V.
189,
be
to
subsidiaries
and
company
Street,
42nd
offered
the
to
pursuant
New
York,
filed
a
26, 1959, covering 450,000
to certain employees of the
Aug.
on
substantial
million
sion
Stock
Employees'
Key
601.
p.
Offered—A
Co.—Debentures
offering
public
5%% subordinated sinking fund debentures
due June 30, 1974, with common share purchase war¬
rants attached, was made on Sept. 3 by Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co. and Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
The
units were offered at 100%, plus accrued interest from
1, 1959, to date of delivery.
the
($1
value)
par
June
30,
the
is
each
1964, at
and at $30
expiration
will
debentures
PROCEEDS—Net
other
funds,
$25
Division
BUSINESS—The
metal
per
principal amount of the de¬
attached at $20 per share to and
share thereafter to and including
share thereafter to an including June
redeemable
proceeds from
facilities
new
for
couplings
for
Engineering
after
and
on
July
1961
1,
at
together
investment
the Gabriel Electronics Division
sale
the
tor
Bohanan
industry
and
aircraft
rubber
and
electronics,
and
antenna
missile
ac¬
industries.
wholly-owned subsidiary, designs, develops
propellant ballistic devices, lor missiles and
Rocket
Power,
Inc.
a
formed, wholly-owned
recently
plans to engage in the manufacture and sale of solid fuels
thrust rockets and missiles and for military aircraft
restart h
)n
those and
related fields.
International Couplings
moderate
in
of
Division
is
Gabriel
hose
rubber
about
one
industry,
25
of
four
while
producers
communications
manufactures
of
producers of couplings for
Garbiel Electronics Division is
major
the
antennas
and
other
company's
The
systems.
ejection
force
Division
missiles
for
including
the St.
Co.,
Transit
which
he
*
Corp..
Missouri.
Louis
St.
Corp.
Louis
an«f
Chairman.
Is
field
1
of the
nuclear-semiconductor
the
formation
of
a
thermoelectric
Martin
H.
to
devices."
Benedek
technology,
autonomous
new,
expects
company
still-untapped market—expected
years—for
Chairman
Board
of
announced
which
"a
capture
to reach $109
The
Divi¬
new
announced:
-
and
within
the
year
some
scientists
50
generators,
using
In
research
and
atomic and
both
con¬
fuels.
Division's
new
activities,
Benedek
Mr.
stated,
"will
inter.loclt
those
and
searcli
Products
engineering
Division
facilities of the company's
its
and
Semiconductor
Thermoelectric
the
to
group,
he
multi-plant Defense*
Division
will
be
stated.—V.
190,
p.
avail¬
made
358.
'
.
General Precision Equipment Corp. (& Subs.)—Earn.
Period
"
the
of
company
to
the
and
34,056
of
53
net
cents
current
its
months
sales
per
of
of
stock.—V.
shave
consist
p.
155.
31,
and
195S, the company
net
income
outstanding.
outstanding
will
cumulative
190,
May
$11,726,836
financing,
5%
ended
common
subsidiaries
shares
common
five
End. June
30—
1959—3 Mos.--1958
Up
1959—6 Mos.—195tt
$
$
Net
$
$
55,319,803
sales
before
income
42,498,196
102,301,439
85,440,92*1
Federal
2,509,287
608,939
4,339,694
1.632,43*
1,366,173
325,700
2,276,573
877,309
1,143,114
283,239
2,063,121
754,«:i*
278.298
284,087
557,279
57/,,601
864,816
'848
1,505,842
outstdg.
1,125,819
1,125,810
1,125,819
Earnings per com. share
$0.77
Nil
$1.34
182,333
1,12b,CIO
W15
Federal
taxes
income
income
Net
taxes___
_________
Divs.
paid on pfd.
preference stocks
Balance
Common
and
of
stock,
$360,-
of
Upon
capitalization
$6,395,000
preferred
___.
shares
FINANCING—Because
of
of
com¬
the
of
various
and
675,438
of
the
present and
expected increased
vobim«
additional funds were obtained as follows since June JO,
shares of $2.98 preference stock were offered to stoaic-
business,
1959:
105,928
holders
at
price of $50 per
a
share.
103,256 shares were subscribed
shares were subscribed by
by stockholders and the balance of 2,672
underwriters.
An
for
a
>
additional
$10,000,000
borrowed from an insurance compe <\f
annual amortization payments.
was
period of .15 years with
of these transactions, aggregating
Proceeds
approximately $15,00C,(;i
down loans .under the existing revolving credit iron*
$15,000,000, and to pay off current bank loans oC
$5 000,000.
The revolving credit with banks, expiring Dec. 31, 19
was cancelled.
A new credit for $30,000,000, expiring Dec. 31, 1961 vaa
entered into with the same banks and $15,000,000 of this amount waa
were
used
to
$25,000,000
borrowed
V.
•
consolidated
equal
for
components
Bohanan
devices
other
and
systems
aircraft.
shares
of
of_ the company's other divisions which are engaged fa
communications, semiconductor production, meteorological in¬
strumentation
and
ultrasonic
underseas
detection
systems." All. ra—
subsidiary,
debt;
of
and
Redevelopment
American
County,
Louis, Vice-
University
Insurance
Life
he
position
St.
Treasurer
♦Loss.
&
solid
military aircraft.
pletion
the
companies,
Co.,
of
the debentures,
of
with its principal plant in Cleveland, Ohio,
absorbers for trucks, buses and passenger
the
the
Co.,
manufactures
594,-
Louis
new
Sept.
five
plant;
Income
date.
be
company
equipment
cessory
showed
of
American
which
Co.,
Bank
Agency,
$1,000
sells shock
manufactures and
of
of
Urban
of
Visitors
Funsten
per
Mass.; for the Rocket Power, Inc. subsidiary; for the
and for added research and development equipment.
Mills,
one
a
on
share
employ,
The
with
will be used by the company for a capital
including
program,
and
H«
continue*
military
able
optional redemption prices ranging from 103% to par and through
the sinking fund beginning July 1, 1965 at 100%, plus accrued interest
in each case.
The sinking fund requirements are sufficient to retire
84% of the debentures prior to maturity.
cars;
Board.
initially occupy a specially-built and equipped
10,000 squar*
facility and laboratories at the company's Newark, N. J. head¬
ventional
initially
30,
1969,
1974,
for
it
which
to
with
of
development of thermoelectric
detachable and exercisable on and after Dec. 1, 1959,
holder to
purchase 20 shares of the company's common
including
The
Committee
St.
Chairman
the
warrant,
bentures
June
Casualty
Chairman
Development
numerous
Division
within
will,
(1)
feet
of $2,500,000
stock
of
E.
of
into
corporation
(2)
July
R.
of
President,
358.
p.
Thermoelectric
quarters
Gabriel
Transit
also
General
Co.,
Bank
Butler,
General Instrument Corp.—Forms Thermoelectric Unit
company;
Ownership
is
Board
director
a
of
He
the
Corp.,
G.
-
Bi-State
Executive
Service
Insurance
Jack
Becomes
Chairman
elected
was
1952.
Officer.
1952.
of
Corp.—Estep
20
since
President
since
Chairman'of
Public
Aug..
on
director
a
Chief
as
565.
p.
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Registers With SEC—
the
L.
Treasurer
as
of
each
Expanding
at
fdnds
general
purposes,
equipment,
Edward
Inc.; is
stock
Kenyon
Airlines
He
$2,795,142 $14,649,718 $13,811,273
1,597,841
12,214,720
10,890,437
$2,557,401
expenses-
30,
lists
Takaro
Takaro,
Takaro
&
and
1959—7 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
and
public
offering of 86,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$1.0.75 per share through an underwriting group headed
by Beil & Hough, Inc.
Of the total, 65,000 shares are
being offered for the account of the company, and 21,000
was
:
July 31—
EARNINGS—For
tion
State
and
$4,518,634
565.
become
any
and
...
and
connection
oper.
radio
ry.
first
a
against
as
the
oper.
and
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Julv 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper'. expenses.
♦Deficit.—V.
in
Period Fnd.
for.
Net
Federal
Railway
Talco
the initial board of directors will include 13
present Flintkote directors and Wm. Wallace Mein, Calaveras Board
Chairman.;—V. 190, p. 770.
Following
after
Railway
in¬
Mein (66,677
seven
other members of the Mein
family; Frances M.
(12,141 shares) and five other members of the deBrette-
and
family;
the
Exchange
Wallace
deEretteville
income,
Fort Worth &
will be issued to Calaveras
list of 26 Calaveras stockholders
receive an aggregate of 315,295 shares of Flintkote common and
they may sell all or part of such shares from time to time on the
prospectus further states
after
to bring
Irwin Kenyon as Vice-President, Jack C.
comnunon
$10,111,606
currently outstanding common stock are the 263,608
with the purchase of Medosweet Dairies,
Inc., Tacoma, Wash., in March, 1959.—V. 188, p. 1717.
entitles
Aug. 28,
stockholders.
The
net
issued
According to the prospectus, on Sept. 30. 1959.
(whose cement plant is located at San Andreas,
Co.
share
Flintkote
Included
shares
Each
on
planning
and
'two
scheduled
designed
company,
new
analysis
all
1959, covering 324,433
merged
wiir be
were
for the corresponding
$204,888,848
registration statement with the SEC
shares of common stock.
Calif. )
1959,
30,
charges, totaled $5,031,872, equivalent to 65 cents per share on
the 7,773,578 shares of common stock outstanding as of June 30, 1959',
an
increase of 4.5%
over the $4,814,960, or 62
cents per share, calcu¬
lated on the same basis, for the like first half-year of
1958.
12-cubic
operations
1960.
Co.,
Ltd.,
Co.,
registration statement with, the SEC
outstanding
Consolidated
and
new
new Calgary Plant is part of
this year which also will
Ontario, tire plant.
Flintkote Co.—Registers Prop Merger Stock
This
June
profit of $9,521,735 for the 1958 half-year.
will be employed initially at the Calgary
the employee force will grow with product^
plans call
for a
full line of passenger, truck,
Construction
and
ended
months
people
contractors
Prime
the
by
will
aircraft
prospectus
President,
50-
a
program
Hamilton,
its
bus,
farm and implement tires.
pected to commence by the Fall
Concrete
compared with
as
six
the
;
expected
Production
demand.
said
expansion
of
modernization
Several
Plant
President,
Mayberry,
include
stock
be applied to
may
additional
this
Canada,
received a unique ground-breaking start with a giant
scraper being substituted
for the customary spade.
Firestone
for
Net rev. frcm ry. opers.
facility
foot
sales
net
half of 1958, an increase of 4.8%.
Profit before taxes amounted to
Net
Canada,
of
it
"a
including the purchase
of debt ana Increase
of working capital.
The company expects to spend over half of the
net' proceeds
for the purchase of 'airplanes, spare engine parts and
of
Commercial
manufacturing
tire
$214,798,671,
share,,
per
additional
of
6.-
multi-million
a
$102
of
member
per share.
Shares are to be
1958, with prepayment offer for
23,
sold
be
transportation to the eastern portion of Nassau County and Suffolk.
County, connecting with key northeastern Atlantic Coast cities."' It
started
scheduled
air operations on
July 6, 1959/ It now has butstanding 325,000 shares of common stock.4 Net proceeds of the sale
.
Dairies, Inc.—Sales and Net Up—
Consolidated
11,130
next,
Canadian Plant-
Rubber
&
15,
paid
sharse
16
public; and the underwriter
shares at 10c per share,
Paul S. Bernstein & Associate*
to
the public, plus .0375c per
25,000
be
to
is said to
intensive research,
Chairman
cents
Sept.
Calgary, Alberta,
first
The
of
Tire
site
92 Vi
record
To Construct New
acre
1,000 shs.
398,GOO shs,
called
has
4 Vz %
accrued
drawn
Firestone
1,000 shs.
799.000 shsv
each
the
to
company
is
air
Rubber Co.—Partial Redemption—
&
company
ehares
cent^)
five cents)
(par
460.
p.
Firestone Tire
The
Outstanding
for
sold
the
fee
company
The
by the company provide a means of acquiring shares
Fund, Inc., an open-end management type of
company
tered
ment
from
equipment.
Foremost
Foundation
Income
shares
10
finder's
share
one
years
A
secondary offering of 15,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Sept, 2 by Bear, Stearns & Co.
at $27.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 65 cents
per share.
This offering has been completed, all of the
said shares having been sold, and the books have been
closed.
each
purchase
A
$25,000 fbr expenses.
plus
share.
ginia, West Virginia and in the District of Columbia and Hawaii.
The
for
will
The
Food
an
$2,500.
or
1,500
per share,
has further agreed to sell to rhe underwriter, at 10c
aggregate of 40,000 shares, at the rate of one such
company
share,
per
3,000
1,500
Co
5.000
:
,
corporation,
The
4,000
Ltd—
Bateman
announced
was
a
commission of 25c
—
:
Frank
Co.,
Inc.
Nolting, Nichol & O'Donnell
4,000
Co.,—
Inc.
5,000
_
&
York
it
recently
located at MacArthur Field, Islip, L. I., New York,
on Aug- 31, 1959, covering
cents),
to be offered for
public sale at $1.50 per share.
The offering is to be made on a best
efforts
basis
by Dunne & Co., for which it will receive a selling
4,000
Inc.—^
and
ordered
registration statement with the SEC
400,000 shares of
common
stock
(par 10
4,000
—
Associates,
i
&
Co.—
&
Calif.,
Angeles,
Los
13.
units,
This
filed
5,000
Harrison
H.
of
Division
to
awarded
Gateway Airlines, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Share
McCarley & Co., Inc
,
Oscar
&
7,000
,
Clement
Bond
Corp.
Middlebrook,
Inc.
&
Plymouth
Awarded—
for production of fuel heater*
the corporation's AiResearcb.
$1,500,000
been
has
K
pur¬
follows:
as
Shares
14,500
Co
for
stock
common
debentures.
number
and
names
of
excess
qualified by Boeing Airplane
are
designed to overcome possible fuel Icing conditions encountered
during
high
altitude flight. Hot air
bled from the aircraft's Jefc
engine compressors, and ducted through AiResearch heat exchanger*.
Is used to raise fuel temperatures to above freezing.
In order to meet delivery schedules,
a
4,000 square foot struefcur*
was
erected
by AiResearch for the manufacture of fuel heaters for
the B-52 and other military and commercial jet
aircraft. All B-52'*
are now being retro-fitted with
fuel heaters which are built to Boeing1
specifications. New aircraft are being delivered with heaters installedin addition to the B-52, AiResearch has developed fuel heaters for
several
commercial
jet airliners, military jet transports and small
utility jet aircraft.—V. 189, p. 2783.
:
The
was
Securities
Selling
&
M.
the
of
General
the
at
The
A.
Alester
the
under
organized
was
company
in
Shares
Beil
Laird
capital.
working
and
by
Inc.
PROCEEDS—The
is
Plans, Inc., selling ;
oversubscribed
was
of
in
aircraft
Aug.
on
237,316 shs
1,000,000 shs.
;
convertible
company
chased
closed.
purposes
'
This
=
Federated
of
account
semi-annually
payment
UNDERWRITERS—The
Philadelphia, Pa., on Aug. 31 publicly offered ;
€3,000 shares of class B common stock non-voting (par
5 cents) at $4.75 per share.
Of the total, 42,000 shares
were offered for the account of the company and 21,000.
Co.,
share)
per
no
redemption, amortization, or sinking fund provisions.
payable semi-annually on April 1 and Oct. 1 of each year.
Formerly issued to Cutler Ridge Construction Corp. these debentures
arc
now
owned by the principal stockholders.
Bank, Denver,
Offered—Hecker
Inc.—Stock
payable
*
B-52
Manufacturing
$1
is
t The
Investors,
for
12,000
_____
1959.
contract
A
1, 1978—
enjoy
conversion
Federated
is
1,
These
Interest
redemption on Sept. 16, next, $22,000
bonds, series A, dated Jan. i; 1937 at
for
4%
has
Oct.
230,000
20-year
Oct.
value
principal
A
able
230,000
Garrett Corp.—Large Contract
payable:
(par
Interest
year.
+
;
debs.; due
stock
4,000
affiliates;
non-redeemable
conv.
Current, notes
Mr.
1937.
manufacturing
manufactures
company
p. 770.
190,
of
J6%
V
4,000
!
Non-affiliates
of
President
hands
,
President.
as
been
In
'
r
announced on
Chairman of the Board
corporation,
this
Seamon
Philip H.
Bernstein
has
;
v-
of
election
C.
Seaman
Mr.
director of
and
1960_____
190,
p.
to
pay
to
pay
off the balance due under
the previous agreemeii
—
461.
Placement—It •w./kf
has placed -Pri¬
vately notes totaling $25,000,000 with Prudential Inst¬
ance
Co. of America and Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. The notes are payable in 20 years and carry a 5ya M
General
announced
Refractories
on
Co.—Private
Sept. 4 that the company
interest rate.—V.
187,
p.
676.
J
B
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(972)
General
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—Earnings—
"in
Period End. July 31—
.Operating
(©Pirating
federal
■Other
1959—Month—1958
operating
$15,694,667
10,^94,058
10,240,654
336.000
2,535,970
1,865,000
369,781
161,149
1,189,611
1,058,189
$453,697
$423,390
$3,145,024
$2,530,824
352,071
327,893
2,390,822
190,
155.
p.
«iue Nov. 1, 1974, it was announced on Sept. 1.
advice in this connection was rendered by G.
&
Co.—V.
190,
Financial
H. Walker
461.
p.
Georgia & Florida, RR.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
1959—Month—1958
oper.
revenue—
$255,654
$262,841
$2,080,022
$1,852,200
Railway
oper.
expenses.
255 532
219,524
1,788,917
1,620,616
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$122
$43,317
$291,105
$231,584
*41,644
5,460
ry.
income
oper.
•Deficit—V.
190,
*26,304'
the
as
nucleus,
will
we
1959,
were
if
Welch said.
Mr.
of
our
specialty
and
20,
Trading
merchandising
of
^ health
side,
Co.
V
ISO,
Stock
Offered—City
July 24 pub¬
licly offered 16,650 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$18 per share.
*;
;
Inc.—Common
Co.,
Drug
Haag
Securities
Corp., of Indianapolis, Ind.,
time
from
opened
BUSINESS-1—A
as
the
Haag family opened
in August 1946, acquired all
partnership.
The principal office
the
located
at
Evans
5
Terminal,
Hill¬
v.
•
helium
at
(minus
temperatures
452
degrees
F.)
infra red, photo spectroscopy and
detection
the company has, in operation, facilities at
sales
backlog,
port
vessels and research dewars
backlog includes a contract
of May 15,
as
1959,
such
as
equipment.
its
Newark
for various sized storage and
of approximately $1,279,498.
dated
of the Air Force for one hundred
vessels in the amount of $442,726.72.
storage
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
trans¬
This
6, 1959 with the De¬
and sixteen 500-gallon
April
partment
single drugstore
a
,
company,
of
are
j.
state,
sales
of
member
cor¬
plant for large scale production and commercial distribution of liquid
nitrogen and liquid and gaseous oxygen.
)
;
The company's products are being sold to industrial, research, edu¬
cational, commercial and government facilities.
The company had a
to
company's
Indianapolis in approximately 1875.
Thereafter the Haag family,
a
partnership, expanded its drug store activities in Indianapolis
in
company
addition,
In
time.
to
general
company
solid
added
be
liabilities
the
activities
on
working capital
and
used
in
the
normal
course
of
the
business, which
includes
the
seasonal
stocking
of additional
inventory in existing
stores
and
the stocking
of new stores as they may be acquired or
will
proceeds
net
for
is primarily engaged in the design, development, man¬
ufacture
and
sale of equipment for the
storage and transportation
•f lowrboiling-point^. liquefied gases existing at atmospheric pressure
such as oxygen, nitrogen,
fluorine, helium and hydrogen (sometimes
herein collectively referred
to as "cryogenic liquids").
The company
also designs and manufactures helium research dewars used in research
871.
p.
the
and
and
of
n.
The
and
sales
used
be
to
,
was incorporated in
New Jersey on Aug.
the efforts of Gerard F. Sulfrian, President
Mr. Sulfrian organized a partnership called
1943
Laboratories
plant
capital
7, 1959
company
In
assets
the
of
September
Monday,
.
.
through
company.
Hofman
and
and supplies.
recently was Vice-President in
charge
for Marshall-Wells Co.,
York
most
1,
the
.
working
to
•
-
largely
1946,
of
lubrica¬
items,
added
be
purposes. -
BUSINESS—The
!
chains
include
will
latter
the
equipment, industrial paint and spraying equipment
Mr.
Welch,
who took
over
as
President of General
will
any,
porate
implement
tion
*32,215
670.
p.
ended July 31,
reported.
year
Bright
Mr.
line
with such items as fasteners, cutting tools, grinding
PROCEEDS—The
1959—7 Mos.—1958
•Railway
Net
supplies,"
Aug.
Genung's, Inc.—Note Sold Privately—This corporation
has placed privately a $2,500,000 6Vz7c promissory
note,
fiscal
for, the
sales
$10,000,000,
automotive
electric and hand tools, bearings, hydraulics, welding supplies,
products,
steam
cleaning supplies
and general
industrial
wheels,
abrasive
Some
operating income
4fet after charges
of"
our
industrial products
1,812,526
taxes170,410
Net
—V,
$17,764,663
1,484,467
1,667,561"
taxes—
Trading
excess
"With
$2,405,006
$2,661,449
revenues-
expenses
income
1959—7 Mos —1958
.
PRESENT
FINANCING
1
Railway
oper.
Railway
Net
July 31—
$645,755
$621,857
599,894
563.889
190,
ops.
$45,861
inc.—.
13,467
ry.
Net raiyway oper.
—V.
1959—7 Mos.—1958
expenses
from
rev.
1959—Month—1958
which
$4,711,334
$4,434,169
4,290,412
3,955,399
$55,968
$420,922
$478,770
48,195
233.643
382,313
'
13,
date.
that
since
Georgia Southern
&
Florida
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue'..,
oper.
expenses.
$854,29J
•Net
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
Golden
190,
$6,014,331
$5,415,067
591,667
3,910,353
$141,045
$2,103,978
*71,552
447,655
*273,012
565.
,
corporation
proceeds
operation.
without
to
are
This
for
used
Washington,
notification
be
to
the
with
Hopwood
offered
at
par
competing
also
He
construction,
maintenance
and
Period Er.d. July 31—
Railway
Railway
with
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue
oper.
expenses.
4,314,789
4,082,786
31,113,267
29,223,264
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$687,211
*$231,786
$4,889,733
$1,988,736
439,139
1,167,993
2,029,152
Net
ry.
deficit-.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
190,
$3,851,000 $36,003,000
4,452,296
.
brings
to
states,
the
the
number
District
of
of
Grand
Columbia
and
Union
Puerto
in
Florida,
a
25,025
Worth, on Sept. 2.
It
markets
Rico.—V.
in
alleys
with
shares
net
of
adjoining
common
proceeds
to
the
and
of
sale
and
acquisition
(Southlanes,
principally
restaurants.
stock,
the
"purchase
the
engaged
along
of
It
a
of
liquor
operation
has
of
bowling
outstanding
545,000
certain
indebtedness,
$250,000 is to be
stock,
bar
a
license
and
for
three
of
its
in
Of
the
applied
equipment
restaurant
properties
Southgate, Mich.; Fairlanes, Madison
Heights, Mich.;
Panorama Lanes,
Flint, Mich.); $200,000 for purchase of
bowling
lanes, automatic pinspotters, bar and
restaurant and a liquor license
at
Cloverlanes, in Livonia, Mich.; $150,000 for
puichase and installa¬
and
tion
of
cost
of
similar
facilities
constructing
Road
and
chase
of
Grand
land
at
Northlancs, in Detroit; .$50,000 towards
40-unit
a
River
Ave.,
which
upon
prospectus
promoter.
(75.3%)
He
of
Net
Net
lists
Brown
members
outstanding
&
be
ol
towards
the
in
pur¬
Royal
will
be devoted ' to the
or added U working
as
President, Treasurer and
family
own
410,500
shares
his
common
Western
at- McNichols
constructed
stock.
RR.—Earnings-
•Deficit.—V.
309,257
1,989,683
$2,707,424
2,038,960
ops.
$111,284
$55,680
$779,764
18,005
$668,464
*801
196.551
181,825
190,
565.
p.
The
at
corporation
covering
$100
The
was
be
letter
a
of
stock
notification
(par
$1)
to
with
be
underwriting.
used
for
working
transistorized
which
provides
announced
on
Aug.
Division.
According to
Calif., division,
voltage
"In
to
filed
common
Charles
the
decay
two
operation
and
capital.
magnetic
a
amplifier
constant
19
in
by
the
series,
the decay
signal to the
type
output
battery
electronic
for
corportaion's
Engineered
of
a
sensing
output
circuit
voltages.
corporation
and
shares
000
H & B American
Plans
to
tural line
outlets
"In
new
well
as
expand
Trading
its
auto
this
Trading
executives
David
E.
of
expects
we
Trading's
Co.'s
the
and
Welch
salesmen
told
at
Chairman of
General Trading
Trading
country.
volume
to
He
within
within
loans,
of
its
28
filed
within
months.—V.
two
stock
190,
due
The
covering
(par .$10)
the
of
proposed
a
through
a
sale
the
of
200,headed
group
funds.
common
loans
The
incurred
were
to
finance
inven¬
and sells
a
diversified
line
of
heavy
consisting of power cranes and shovels and
equipment, overhead traveling cranes and electric
hoists, welding equipment and electrodes, diesel engines, and
spare and
replacement
parts.
A
subsidiary also manufactures
and
sells
pre¬
and
well
as
issued
a
"We
Expand—
industrial
and
agricul¬
accessories at its 43
outlined by J.
Weaver
to
add
to
our
organiza¬
Board
of
division,
of
feel
the
we
H
told
&
B
the
largest
can
For
Production
to
$50 057,000
$54,928,000
and
of
unsecured
as
of
June
and
carried
the sale
short-term
30,
1953
short-term
$10.—V.
187,
out
income
the
same
the
of
bank
at
new
loans;
sales
of
of
stock
each
The
company
A
class
A
stock,
common
no
value,
par
were
in
exchange for debentures with
Although the shares of class A
stock,
common
no
value.
par
Amendment to Certificate of Incorporation
the authorized capitalization of the
of
1959,
8,
from
ef¬
company
8,000
share
shares
90
A
1963.
15,
.shares, no par value, to 720,000 shares of
stock of the par value of 25c per share, and 13,050 shares
A common stock of the par value of 25c
per share.
Each
class
of
of
outstanding
for
class
value, were issued by the company, its Cer¬
was not amended to authorize such shares.
recapitalized,
the company issued ninety shares
stock, par value 25c per share, in exchange for
common
June
of
of
stock,
common
stock,
common
no
value,
was
share.
par
value
par
25c
exchanged
per
(1(1 Not including 13,050
shares reserved for issuance upon the exercise
of stock options and 2,500 shares reserved for issuance upon exercise of
warrants.—V.
189,
2784.
p.
Hycon Mfg. Co.—Registers Avco's Stock With
This
Calif.,
filed
a
126,316
covering
Dec.
SEC—
located at 1030 South Arroyo Parkway, Pasadena,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 28, 1959,
company,
1958,
8,
$500,000
of
Hycon
Inc.
addition
the
the
shares
with
of
due
In
1965.
delivered
stock
(now
shares
common
on
retirement
also
preferred
126,316
issued
were
the
debentures
company
par
no
to
The
connection
convertible
retirement,
Eastern,
in
Co.)
in
subordinated
such
stock.
common
Corp.
Avco
with
of
of
shares
to
10-year
2,000
Hermes
of
Avco.
shares were issued at $2% per share in satisfaction of
$300,000 of the debentures and the 2,000 shares of Hycon Eastern pre¬
126,316
satisfaction
in
ferred
which
Avco,
the
offer
at
Hycon
remaining $200,000 of debentures.
the
Hycon
stock for investment, now proposes
for sale from time to time to the public
the over-the-counter market at the time of sale.
prices prevailing in
common
being registered,
The offering will
the shares are
of registration.
Accordingly,
the
the
of
acquired
to
expenses
brokers
who
dealers
and
Central
Illinois
the
the
debt;
shares
Period End.
NASD
are
Avco
agreeing
made
be
bear
to
through
members.—V.
188,
regis¬
2643.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
with
of
July 31—
1959—Month—1958
$
on
Aug.
under which
disclosed
basic
a
it
was
4.680,276
3,763,495
30.016,093
1,600,211
1,212,247
9,967,822
income—
oper.
ry.
190,
compaify
$656,698
Net
ry.
The
Drug
with
concerned
in
results
chronic
toxicological
studies;
studies
the
ranging
to
The
will be available to aid customers in their
requirements of recent amendments to the Food and
is estimated bv
program
studies will add
ahead.—V. 190, p. 358.
Hercules
considerably
to
to
cost
the
about
total
use
in
$846,766
$1,596,949
190,
18,456
84,499
*58,053
500,240
565,
p.
Radio,
Inc.,
Lansing,
Financing in October—
company announced on Aug. 31 that
with the SEC covering 100,000
10 cents) to be publicly offered at
The
$500,000,
cost
$275,224
$3
it
Mich.
plans
shares
to
of
—
file
Plans
a
letter
stock
common
share.
per
company is in the radio broadcasting business, and
the proceeds of the offering to acquire radio stations.
the
initial
continuing
5,002,425
$133,586
$6,599,374
The
Act.
The
5,366,994
notification
(par
this study
with
495
1959—7 Mos.—1958
Independent
sec¬
up
length.
of
9'l08
$6,213,760
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
of
be
years
26602 513
1959—Month—1958
$979,919
$1,014,522
846,333
739,293
oper._revenue
Net rev. from jy. opers.—
study would be made of the toxicological
Hercules supplies to the food
packaging
toxicological
to
121,458,654
671.
p.
Period End. July 31—
Stock
three
148,061,167
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
in
stock,
$500,000
a
20,955,165 156,291,693
17,191,670 126,275,600
payment
common
sponsoring
s
'
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
(Inc.)—To Sponsor Study—
26
$
22,318,969
17.638,693
Railway
Co.
1959—7 Mos.—1958
S
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
The program, developed with the
guidance and cooperation of the
Food
and
Drug Administration, will be conducted by the Industrial
Bio-test Laboratories, Inc.,
Northbrook, 111., and will have two phases:
The first covering acute and sub-acute
plans
to
to take place in mid-October, pursuant
York underwriter in early October.
to
offering is expected
naming
The
of
New
a
office is located
company's
the
at
130 Shepard
St.,
Lansing,
Mich.
Independent Telephone Corp.—Offer'g Oversubscribed
Highway
tion
Trailer
Industries,
stockholders
Inc.
Stock
—
oversubscribed
the
mon
subscrip¬
troit
offering of 1,110,052 shares ($4,440,208) of common
share by $2,000,000, according to the De¬
Bank & Trust Co., transfer agent.
Shareholders
entitled
were
one
new
Aug.
12.
Noel
&
to
subscribe
for
the
to
each
offering
shares
two
in
held
the
of
ratio
record
The offering expired Aug. 28.
Van Alstyne,
Co., and Allen & Co. assisted the stockholders
brokers in the subscription offering.
David
that
to
share
B.
the
the
Charnay,
issue
was
company
"The
of
company's
Chairman
offered
the
the
Board
transaction
was
shares
shares
less
than
for
its
mately
net
proceeds
was oversubscribed.
will
be
used
to
retire
the
balance
of
outstanding loan from the Hillside
the
payment
in
and
National Bank of Hillside, N.
J.,
outstanding accounts payable of approxi¬
approximately $50,000 will be used for new
current
$130,000,
research
sonnel
of
and
helium research
equipment
dewars
therefor,
and
and
the
obtaining
balance
of
96,604 shares which
the SEC on Aug. 11.
had
were bought by common
stockholders
number of shares offered by 14 to
the
Union
disclosed
Telephone
the
also
Co.,
in
acquisition
Sussex
by
County,
N.
Independent
of
J.
Telephone Corp. was set up as a holding company in
1955.
It now has eight operating telephone companies
Michigan, West Virginia and New Jersey.
For details
offering, see V. 190, p. 071.
Independent
in
of
the
additional
said
York,
New
net
per¬
proceeds,
Industries,
Infrared
Inc.,
fered—Lehman Brothers
of
stock
common
offering
was
of
infrared
the
of
the
United
on
Waltham,
Mass.—Stock
Of¬
Sept. 3 offered 100,000 shares
(no par value)
at
$5
per
share.
The
oversubscribed and the books closed.
BUSINESS—Infrared
most
Laboratories, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Myron A. Lomasney & Co., of New York City, on Aug. 28
publicly offered 50,000 shares of common stock (par 250)
share^ The offering
shares
the
filed with
available.
Harrison
Mr.
2,941
of
93,663
prospectus
oversubscribed
who
one
Farmers
purchased
a
5%.
Hofmaii
PROCEEDS—The
under
remaining
record
every
backlog
of orders," he further declared,
"will challenge its production
capacity for some months.
This is true
not
only of truck trailers,' but of cargo containers, where
Highway
has
taken
the leadership,
and for which the demand grows every
day; and of our Utility Division, another important division of our
operation," he said.—V. 190, p. 671.
at $6 per
offered
The
of
exercised their right to purchase additional com¬
corporation, and subscribed for 97% of the common
William B. Harrison, President, disclosed on Sept. 2.
the
shareholders
These
been
of
offered,
September
of
Highway, pointed out
underwriting and that the cost
without
entire
current
of
shareholders
The
Oversub¬
stock at $4 per
he
of
registered subordinated
in
par
no
Certificate
changed
was
—V.
and
2906.
Hercules Powder
group
General
13,050 shs.
,
of
debentures
of
Oct.
company
share
JtBy
of
Railway oper. expenses.
an
firms
,
(1(1199,220 shs.
'
13,050 shs.
Incorporation
of
the
class
of
date
stock,
tificate
of
holders
the
common
company
compared
of
funded
983,544
the
in
1958.
capitalization
in
plants located
$1,456,000,
common
loans,
and
eight
net
to
period
$14,160,000
was:
bank
p.
net
for
$876,000
Giving effjet to
secured
is
Michigan, Illinois and California.
eight months ended June 30, 1959,
the
amounted
American
double
720,000 shs.
of Jan. 30, 1959, 6%
1968
amount
share
one
as
to
maturity
a
equipment
houses.
Wisconsin,
but
115,600
construction
fabricated
par
Oct.
V
14,220
115,600
manufactures
company
other
*'•
aggregate principal amount of $123,which were purchased and retired by
the company prior to April 17, 1959, leaving debentures in the
prin¬
cipal amount of $115,250 authorized and outstanding. These debentures,
tered
receivable.
§3,000
T
,
1
25ct
(par 25c)
15,
principal
$7,000
The
with
12.440
i—
—
stock
**The company issued as
Electronics
statement
stock will be applied in
outstanding unsecured short-term bank
$4,000,000, and the balance will be added to
about
accounts
registration
a
Commission
common
corporate
and
machinery
and
gathering of 175 General
meeting in St. Paul, Minn.
the
two* years."
Aug.
on
"Exchange
totaling
general
the
sensing
turn increases
a
is a
become one
said:
operation
and
were
Trading.
looking for new stores
Mr.
Bright,
which
General
in
are
area."
to
parts
the
upper
midwest
President of General
addition,
in
Corp.,
kind
as
Corp.—Division
General
throughout
Welch,
tion
implement
full
by The First Boston Corp.
Net proceeds from the sale
part
to the payment of all
The
regulator, which in
thus reducing the error
to zero," Mr.
Bowland said.
"One of the
outstanding characteristics of the new
it extends the useful
regulators is that
life of the
batteries since
are
efficiencies of 85-90%
standard
with
this
unit.—V.
190, p.
51.
output,
in
(par
common
250,
shares
of
regulator detects
circuit sends an error
affiliates
scribed—The
Sales Manager of
the
Hawthorne,
was
developed to overcome problems
battery supply sources.
connected
voltage
Hagan
Swiss
new
stock
A
connection
years
device
in
where
the
•••■'*••
registered subordinated debs._—
common
sell and
Commonwealth,
already
operates
a
manufacture,
and
51.
p.
the
Bowland,
new
inherent
Canada,
will
Britain
manufactuie, engineer, and service all equipment for
subsidiary, Hagan Pneutronics S. A.
J.
S.
Coulter,
manager
of
overseas
operations
for
Hagan,
will
coordinate activities
for- the
three
companies.
He
expects to have
offered
Industries, Inc.—Develops
Voltage Regulator
a
Magnetics
Of
20
of
without
are
Development of
voltage regulator
circuits,
Aug.
shares
share,
proceeds
Gulton
on
2,000
per
Great
(long
—
debentures,
will
new
compliance
Griswold Aeronautical
Corp., Old Lyme, Conn.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
EEC
of
subsidiary.
London,
in
in
Association
—
banks
to
J$6,000
*
—r~—
notes
Outstanding
$75,000
to-banks
—L
ond
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$2,769,447
ry.
addition,
program,
income.-
oper.
based
properties of chemicals which
industry.
1959—Month—1958
$420,541
expenses
benefits
A., a wholly-owned subsidiary in Geneva, will
the
Pittsburgh firm's pneumatic and electronic control sys¬
ring, balance metering equipment and Kybernetes data processing
systems in Continental Europe, except for Italy.
In
Ttaly,
Termokimik
Corp.
will continue as a
licensee and,
in
the
$365,892
310,212
from
rev.
L.
Motel
$25,000
to
the proceeds
John
revenue—
oper.
ry.
is
of
Period End.
July 31—
oper.
and
bowlium
and
the
Green Bay
Railway
Railway
Detroit;
^
~
The
Riviera
"Bowlium"
a
Oak,^ ^i^h. The balance
capital.
McNichols
facilities
tariff
tems,
tories
the
now
with
additional
installation
of
in
Ltd.,
equipment
exception
Securities
This corporation,
located at
636G
Woodward Ave., Detroit,
Mich.,
a
registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 31, 1959, covering
120,000 shares of common stock, to be offered
for public sale
through
an
underwriting group headed by Straus, Blosser & McDowell.
The
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
is
and
Harnischfeger Corp.—Registers With SEC—
filed
company
the
The
Great Lakes Bowling
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
marketing
tax
market
670.
p.
**6%
recently established European
Eastern
11
190,
and
certain
the
prospective
European
Free
Trade
doors" to additional overseas business.
Controls,
Hagan
the
Co.—Opens New Supermarket—
square
of
in
the
"new
open
the
company
opened
its 22nd supermarket
foot store in Palm Springs, near Lake
444
$31,212,000
565.
p.
Grand Union
The
$5,002,000
manufacturing
new
advantage
effectively
Hagan Pneutronics S.
oper.
term)
fective
said
wholly-owned
1959—7 Mos.—1958
taks
more
Market.
Common
should
the
said
to
Hagan
while
term)—
■
When
Mr.
Hagan
Western
Controls, Inc.—Two New Units—
corporation
service
Grand Trunk
565.
p.
will initiate an agrressive foreign marketing ex¬
pansion program with the formation of two new operating companies
in England and Switzerland, W. W. Hopwood, President said on Aug.
underwriting.
be
190,
Hagan Chemicals &
enable
Aug. 24 filed a letter of
shares of 6% preferred stock
covering 700
($100 per share),
The
of
on
EEC
3,465 shs.
171,560 shs.
notes
secured
Sundry
Outstanding
3,500 shs.
22.
Point
Development
Corp.
Wheaton, Md.—Files With SEC—
The
—V.
$1,268,838
68,858
p.
FINANCING
4.146,229
.
secured
Other
ttClass
200,000 shs,
preferred stock (par S100)_—_
stock (par $1)—
Common
$323,764
income
oper.
Junior
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$732,712
530,532
Net rev. from
ry. opers.
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
EFFECT
GIVING
to
(short
secured notes
ttCommon
CAPITALIZATION
Period End. July 31—
note
Sundry
1929, for such purpose. The company, starting with such
10 stores plus seven additional stores otherwise acquired at that time,
made
a
net profit in each of the depression years that immediately
followed, and has continued to operate at a net profit in every year
May
on
bank
Secured
Haag
670.
p.
Authorized
the family owned and operated 10 drugstores.
In
family sold its stores to the Haag Drug Co., Inc.,
had been organized and incorporated under the laws of Indiana
1929
By
the
1929
revenue..
oper.
that
so
Georgia RR.—EarningsPeriod End.
States
detectors
are
systems under
Government.
produced
procurement
by
by
the company for
the Armed Forces
energy—which
is radiated by all objects above the tem¬
absolute zero—can be detected by semiconductor elements
detectors and the resulting information applied in
infrared systems,
which, like radar, can be used for locating, track¬
ing or identifying remote objects. The company also has developed
civilian «pplications for detectors and is marketing related products
utilizing infrared principles.
Infrared
of
perature
known
as
infrared
Production
Mass.
in
research
a
facilities
plant
facilities.
and
owned
by
executive
the
In addition
to
offices
subsidiary.
the
are
located
at
Waltham,
plant also contains
plant, Infrared Indus-
The
Waltham
Volume
190
Number
5879
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(973)
tries
leases
tion
building in Riverside, Cel.,
a
as
infrared
an
instrumenta¬
Manager.
laboratory.-
PROCEEDS—Of
net
proceeds
received
from
the
the
of
sale
approximately $400,000 will be used to discharge the com¬
pany's outstanding short-term bank loans and any balance will be
used for general
corporate purposes, including working capital.
SALES
1959,
of
orders
CAPITALIZATION
,
.
GIVING
v
stocK
(without
options
—V.
190,
under-
value)
par
shares
June
PRESENT
30,
a
1959.
."Initially,^
Powell
mately
507,800 shs.
in
Net
invest,
Invest,
Another
blast
1959—6 Mos.—1953
Inc.:
in
1959—12 Mos.—1958
phase
$3,091,462
$2,837,503
645,684
152,831
$4,165,069
$3,901,325
,V2,627,605
-79,000
$5,792,674
$3,980,325
,
.
Total
$3,737,146
$2,990,334
for
invest,
profs..
Includ.
invest,
profs.
The
have
figures
been
reduction
the
for
and
to
$146,690
$1.26
$1.16
1.53
1958
adjusted
of
'
for
give
in
1.22
the. 12
effect
$1.70
to
ended
30,
the
applicable proportion of a
for depreciation by a subsidiary for
provision
V.
188,
of
Investors Funding
Corp.
New York
of
Offered—This company on Aug. 28, without underwrit¬
ing, publicly offered $500,000 of 10% subordinated de¬
bentures, series due Dec. 31, 1964, at par, in units of
The
debentures
103%
be redeemed at an initial
declining to 100% to maturity.
may
thereafter
PROCEEDS—The
corporation
New
York,
Law
of
will
be
for
used
where
organized
State of New
entire
it
fifth
maintains
floor
its
of
Jan.
on
21,
Fifth
511
of
experience
in
various
CAPITALIZATION
phases
GIVING
executive
the
real
of
has
by
market
1946.
estate
EFFECT
had
of
C.
Mortgages
Series
"A",
Series
"A-l",
6%,
due Jain 31, 1960__
10%, due Aug. 31, 1960
10%, due Jan. 31. 1961
Series
"AA",
Series
"12-31-6",
19G1
$300,000
class
Dec.
Series
"12-31-62",
1962
♦Subordinated
payable
real
to
notes
institutional
to
All
NOTE:
of
300,000
($5
and
been
a
prior positions.—V.
secured
is
Minit
have
net
Inc.
to
mortgages
particular
to
and
that
of
parcels
have
extent
shares
the
of
of
$1)
(par
the
on
basis
The
of
C.
The
Gainey
shares
1959; rights will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on
1959.
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., is heading an
investment banking group which is
underwriting the
offering.
"
~~™
PROCEEDS—The
added
be
the
to
laws
of
of
the State
or
one
others
BUSINESS—The
--
.
sale
from
proceeds
the
sale
company's general funds
equipping and stocking of
construction
their
to
net
the
the
for
company
for
to
and
the
by
Gainey
(80,000
of
lists
shares
sold).
1920's
to
.
its
operations
others
of
his
with
who,
Vice-
dust
•
stores
(Minit
Dec.
and
by
position
will
plan
in
shares
common
air
agreement
be
of
of
Western.
of
the
Net
•
Net
fans,
oil
of
the
the
in
field
two
dust
to
Plan
a
—V.
Joy
in
by
Western
will
5,
1958.
under
the
one
the
of
plan
tools,
electrical
specialties,
and
companies
and
cleaning
negotiations
to
the
of
conclude
name
believe
business
growing
air
industrial
and
satisfactorily,
as
division
a
that
will
July 31—
to
the
expenses.
267,357
$391,515
259,913
$226,610
$131,602
85,526
49,014
open
for business 14
of the. company's present stores are located in
it has no present plans to do so, the
company
ations into other states in the future.
'^--
CAPITALIZATION
\
" '
.
Common
-
•
stock
to
for, in
*
*
-
•
"7"
.
the
•"
"
the
$3,403,300
1,803,665
$1,559,635
set
M.
50.0
Beil
15.8
Roman
Space
their
&
Bass
sev-.-..
15.8
—V.
&
The
SEC
issued
has
this
of
and
changes
the
withdrawing
of
for
Sept.
the
1959,
stock
1959.—V.
8,
suspending
the
on
New
over-the-counter
period Aug. 30 to Sept. 8,
,
order
an
corporation
in
and
markets
inclusive.
The
from
19Q,
trading
finance
and
pp.
Jamaica Development Co.,
SEC
105,000
on
more
25 gave
shares to
Aug.
$10
island.-W.. 190,
p.
872.
for
in
the
stock
'■
•
Ex¬
ten-day
the question
on
is
of
Tea
Jewel
sales
Retail
—V.
Co.
190.
p.
- "
■
'
,
,
34,354,511
'
*
»-
...
t
1959—32 Wks.—1958
$
$
31,853,886
280,155,650 263,439,092
672.
world's
structed
at
200-ton
heats,
the
largest
basic
it
announced
Corp.—Expansion Program.:—
oxygen
steelmaking furnaces, to be con¬
corporation's Cleveland Works, ultimately will
produce
was
stock
outstanding'shares
balance
of
purchase
the
offer
the
of
on
Aug.
24
by
J.
R.
Powell,
Works
to
of
equipment
units
and
No
of
$450
of
underwriting
working capital.
-
Co., Inc.—Volume Increased—
that
the
U.
this
S.
As
Army.
available
of
the
of
Another
of
its
its
of
.vans
for
third
missile
funds
own
significant develop¬
contracts
product
from
the
developments
gives
constant frequency power
This device is under license
source.
are
with
this
development
which
generating
Also
part
Department
result
a
device
converter
speed
servo
controls
Department's
instrumentation
of
equipment
static
ana
current
for
volume
missiles
and
inverters.
the
is
their
per¬
ground
devices, trainers, stimulators and
preflight checkout and startup equip¬
and
fourth
systems—V.
William
Executive
R.
Kellett
Vice-President
Crowell
Baird,
had
Assistant
echelon
185,
maintenance
1994
pp.
and
and
repair
2099.
President
as
and
G.
Kenneth
Crowell
was
been
Vice-President
Secretary,
and
Secretary.
Secretary.—V. 190,
elected
was
Roger
A.
872.
p.
Koppers Co., Inc.—-To Build Plant in
Alaska—
The
will
company
the 49th
Wood
build
and
State—Alaska—it
Preserving Division,
plant
at
Whittier, Alaska,
adjacent
that
said
on
the first wood
operate
was
announced
his
and
on
29.
Manager of Koppers
has
started erection of a
from The Alaska Railroad
Co.
It is anticipated
property leased
property of the Columbia
plant will be in operation by
preserving plant
Aug.
General
Division
to
the
Lumber
July of 1960.
customers for the pressure-treated wood
products to be pro¬
the plant at the
beginning of operation will be a dozen or
utilities,
The
Alaska
Railroad
(Governmentowned) which has been
using approximately 65,000 -pressure-creosoted
ties
annually,
and
Columbia
Lumber.
Pressure-creosoted piling
for
marine installations also will
be supplied to Alaskan users.
A
Ma:or
in
more
publicly-owned
.
rapidly
growing demand for pressure-treated wood in Alaska also
seems assured
in line with that of
State's swift development.—V.
190, p. 52.
Kroger Co.—Sales UpPeriod End. Aug. 8
contract
the
stock.
One
that
was
offer.
On
,
SEC
for
per
Aug.''
on
offering
—V.
190,
increase
Kincaid
time
within
in
under
D.
which
each
will
Kincaid,
offers
five
of
to
stock-
the
the
such
stock
enter
after
next
from
1959—32 Wks—1958
$
$
129,115,863
1,152,533,205 1,077,097,068
52.
p.
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
1959—Mouth—1958
1959—7 Mos —1958
oper.
revenue—
$457,772
$561,855
Railway oper.
441,589
275,439
$2,865,199
2,021,015
$1,772,423
expenses-
$16,183
$286,416
$844,184
$182,734
*13,784
249,374
411,300
46,868
♦Deficit.—V.
The
SEC
List;
and
190,
in
of
the
conditions
Co.
does
not
into
or
Jan.
of
1,589,689
566.
p.
so
been
1933,
tion
of
option
1960,
at
$115
on
at
list
Ltd.
its
to
depriving
to
list
various
and
future
is
Restricted
Mining Exploration
comprised of the
223)' -whose- securities
in .the United States
requirements
investors
informed
an
which
Canadian
Augustus
The
of the Securities Act
the financial-and-other informa¬
of
realistic
and
registration
would
evaluation
of
the
provide."4; Deletions
worth
be
may
reasons,-including discontinuance of the unlawful
an
undertaking;rto" comply with' the-law In respect
distribution
in
the
United
States.
(R. G.) LeTourneau, Inc.—Suit Withdrawn—
LeTourneau-Westinghouse Co. of Peoria has withdrawn its 16-monthold
suit
It
a
such stock at the same prices except that if he
option to purchase during I960 the purchase price is $123
the event any stock in excess of 51,000 shares is left in
District
and
the
at
Court
and
that
resulted
While
basis
said that
Tyler,
latter' company's
Tex.,
against
'President,
R.
G.
Le-
G.
Robert
Le-
both
of Longview, Tex.
understood the suit originally
is
poses
Federal
Inc.,
Tcuj neatt,
all
in
for
pirt es
have
withdrawal
the
of
withdrawal
filed
was
reached
the
clarification
for
satisfactory
pur¬
understandings
suit.
not
w.*s
detailed,
an
informed
source
"both
companies undoubtedly are proceeding full speed ahead
of earthmoving equipment."
It was
learned simultaneously that Mr. LeTourneau and -the firm
he heads
will introduce two new earthmoving machines within the
with
their
next
several
In
lines
1953
months.
the
original
LeTourneau
firm
for
sold
$30,000,009 its
earth-
moving business, two of its four ulants, ana cert.via pa,and trade¬
marks to Westinghouse Air Brake Co., which, in turn, established the
of
firm
LeTourneau-Westinghouse Co.
four
years), and in turn will have an
stockholder for
the
same
fife-year
in
Tmrneau,
agree¬
(and
thus
for
any
the
the registration
securities
distribution
of
corporation
from
Explorations
companies .(now totalling
currently are being distributed
or
essential
the
this
deleted
Canadian
of
violation of
desire
deposited
mutual
added
has
Augustus
of
Kentucky Finance Co.,
of the stock so released
all
1,
was
a
has
it
and
have
at
June
Finance
President
buy any
years
$
140,284,969
_____________
made
common
of
at
share.
,
Kentucky
stockholder
1959—4 Wks.—1958
$
Sales
which
prospectus,
One
provision of the
sale
its President would
and
was
as
subsidiary.
a
that the originil LeTourneau company
stay out of the earthmoving equipment business
,
exercises
the
share.
for a period of five years,
In
and
not
Co.
included
reserves
in
the
release
option
arrangement,
The
Kentucky
shares
on
Jan.
holders at
a
4,
1960,
Co.
will
as
required
offer
by the
terms
of
the 51,000 shares to
price of $116 per share on
a
pro rata
the
its
contract.
157
basis.—V. 173,
share¬
p.
567.
Kentucky
189,
p.
Central
Life
and
Accident
Insurance
Co.,
was
A
pedestal-mounted
of
new
industrial
.008
of
The
to
above.
corporation
awarded
a
for
shipment
contract
for
Inc.—Drilling Contract—
housing
to
the
units
Argentina,
drilling
of
are
being
where
500
prepared
Kerr-McGee
wells.
by
has
Tex.,
Pedestal
electric
applications,
inch
an
can
April 7,
1958.-
Crane—
suitable
crane,
pinpoint
load
for
wide
a
positioning
range
within
to
less.
or
corporation on Aug. 27 announced addition of the
line of heavy materials handling equipment.
its
new
crane
regular
unit
Tne
especially
facturing
has
well
minimum
a
adapted
for
docks,
plants,
L.
duction
LeTourneau,
models
platforms,
and
which expired in May of last year.
Tyler,
6-Ton
capacity
of
six
and
tons
installation in crowded
other locations where
and
is
said
of
areas
space
to
be
manu¬
is
at
a
been
for
feet
A
the*
installation,
of
floor
two-color
of
the
company,
said
first
pro¬
have been proven by extensive on-the-job
manufacturing plants, abroad offshore drilling
confined outdoor pipehandling operations.
in
as
in
and
Although
this
Vice-President
already
performance such
equipment
iri
New
R.
603.
Kerr-McGee Industries,
Drilling
filed
premium.
Kentucky Finance Co., Inc.—To Purchase Stock—
See
suit
Adds
the
right to offer those shares to any or all of
depositing stockholders under the same mutual release and option
agreement.
The retention of an interest in Kentucky Central
by de¬
positing stockholders will, according to the prospectus,
bq advanta¬
geous to the company; and to the extent the release option arrangement
is accepted, the purchaser will be relieved of the
obligation to pay for
Kentucky Finance
Higher—
1959—4 Wks.—1958
$
$
Jones & Laughlin Steel
The
100,000
acceptance
option
to
purchase
period any or all of
—V.
..
the
Garvice
which
escrow
Inc.—Statement Effective—
Inc.—Sales
End. Aug.15—
of
the
to
that
any
those
Period
in
the
at
per
scheduled
for
in
unit.
per
announced on Aug.
26 at a meeting
board of directors at which.John
R. Kimberly was re-elected
Chairman of the Board and Chief
Executive Officer.
Mr.
Kellett
succeeds
Mr.
Kimberly as President of the firm, a
major manufacturer of
paper
and
cellulose products.
Mr.
Kimberly
has served
as
President and Mr. Kellett as
Executive Vice-President
of
Kimberly-Clark since 1953.
the
•
-
has
company's
with
$5
common
Stock
further
a
hearing
registration
with- the
common
more
than 51,000 shares of Kentucky Central stock; and
to offer to all depositing stockholders a mutual release and
on a pro rata basis so that as to 30,717 shares
of
deposited the depositing stockholder may execute a mutual re¬
lease*
permission for this corporation to issue
finance an agricultural project on
the
-
its
arrangement
Finance
The
statement
of
purchase
condition
772.
listing
672 and
shares
proposes
option
ment
Detroit
offered
$500
the
be.
holders
4.2
566.
p.
York
registration
a
30,717
Central
deposited
under
stock
covering
to
4.2
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Trading in Stock Again Suspended
_
filed
company
May,
to
4.2
—•
Co
of
Election
as
of
of
isast 51,000 shares
30, 1959, a total of
81,717 shares had been deposited and the purchase contract
became
binding: and in accordance with the contract, also, six directors re¬
signed and six nominees of Kentucky Finance Co. were elected to fill
their vacancies.
,/ 7,'.
'
—' '
7,
it
.
5.3
Inc.__.____
Lewis
190,
.
per share, and 51,000 shares for offering at $116
According
names.
Co.
&
Johnson
&
471,665
not.
respective
Houghl
McDaniel
Corp.-
have
stock
7%
Jack
—
Lane,
opposite
663,000 shs.
below
common
at
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—New President Elected—
Ltd.
.
of
of notification
with th
debentures and 25,000 shares
Larutan Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—On SEC
Restricted List
582,713
made
Outstanding
used
&
static
frequency
substantial
ment
$1,275,592
V
566.
Kentucky
be
letter
a
year
to-be
1,741,048
although
oper¬
largest
depth. -
',
equipment.
These
control
digntal devices range in use from
$3,016,640
1959 eight of its directors entered into a contract to sell their
holdings of 5>lol shares to Kentucky Finance Co., Inc., at $115
per
share, the contract providing that the same purchase offer should
FINANCING
named
shares
%
•
J__——.——
Co.
&
Johnson,
underwriters
of
any
Wulbern,
Inc..
Courts
The
several
__
_
1959,
the
PRESENT
of
and
in
Net rev. from ry.
opers.
Net ry. oper. income
its
and
expand
1,500,000 shs.'
percentages
"
;
Florida
may
Authorized
purchase
Carrison,
Pierce,
TO
$1)
(par
agreed,
subscribed
EFFECT
;....
UNDERWRITERS—The
erally
-
GIVING
opers.
income
oper.
This
In
be
Period End. July 31—
Precipitation
190, p. 672.
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance, Anchor¬
Ky.—Registers With SEC—7
;;
company
Minit Market, on Jan. 19, 1959 and it now has,
Minit Markets and
five
Sooper Markets.
All
five
support
com¬
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$493,967
rev. from ry.
190, p.
$115
a
to
received
Westinghouse.
A
fection
gases.
Joy.—V.
1959—Month—1958
revenue-.
age,
opened its first store,
feet
region
logical
a
for
Western
of
Western's
be
market
-
28,
50
are
variable
a
names
The company operates a chain of grocery stores
consisting of small
Cm
relation
to
supermarkets),
conveniently
located,
rapid
service,
combination grocery and sundry stores--(which it calls Minit Markets)
and
supermarkets
(which
it
calls
Sooper Markets).
The
,
filed
25
6%
10 cents)
shares of stock
duced
receive
prior
'
of
Douglas Grymes, Jr., Vice-President
which
exchange for
Consummation
collector
service
operated under that
ry.
Kidde
static
a
in
handling
on
transferred
shareholders
Joy's
movement
present
Period End.
possibly
Markets)
j
:
,
•
used
Aug.
on
relay.
ment,
Mr
of
collectors.
position
link in
Railway oper.
Railway oper,
stock
common
be
oldest
5,000
*
(par
Kidde
Signal Corps,
group.
solely
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
company.
incorporated
was
Florida.-
the
will
new
stores
new
lease-back
company
of
more
of
and
<
Mr. Mapes pointed
out
developed the first static
"v
'will
nation's
about
Ffscales,
presidential
Development and sales of electronic
equipment by the Electronic
Department of the
company's Research and Development Division have
grown from a few
dollars in 1957 to over $2,000,000 in
1959, Daniel
Mapes, Division
Vice-President, announced on Aug. 27.
According to Mr. Mapes, Kidde's Electronic
Department
now
is
headed by 11
outstanding electronic engineers with a total staff of over
occupies 20,000 square feet of office and
laboratory, space
in
Kidde's plant at
Clifton, N. J.
In addition, it has available the
Division's complete
testing and development facilities at the Belleville
plant.
common.
-prospectus
be
to
the
B
Gainey,
respectively,
and
dust
company and
Western Precipitation Corp.
on
Sept. 1 that the directors of both com¬
Western
proposed
managements
strong
will be
Aug. 28,
Sept. 15,
on
class
J.
23.9%,
stock.
Since
C.
substantial
compressors,
pression,
one
American
average
by
Rivadavia
recovery
important
If
of
and
(Walter)
paper
pulping chemicals which has the additional ad¬
reducing stream pollution. Joy, the world's largest producer
mining equipment also manufactures cons ruction ma¬
of
inertial
and
will
involved.
The proceeds
underground
wet
share for 223,000 additional
per
stock
common
and
Daniel
Joy's
Joy for 2% shares
to approval by the
certain
vantage
—
share for each two shares held of record
new
is
outstanding 519,859
of
Daniel
shareholders of Western.
Precipitation Corporation is a leading supplier of electrical
precipitator, filter, wet scrubber and mechani.al types of dust
col¬
lecting
equipment,
and
also
heat-exchange eauipment for material
processing.
Western
also
has
a
patented
system
for
the
Rights Offering to
Common Stockholders—The company is
presently offer¬
ing to the holders of its outstanding common stock the
right to subscribe at $5
Daniel
announced
reached
assets
subject
of
Markets,
by
to
Angeles
chinery,
Jackson's
shares
and
(100,000
1897.
has
Western
1130.
p.
Los
share
91,964'shs.
South
wells
$225,000
stock
equipment
.
31,728 shs.'
and
the
by
they constitute liens
139,
346,573
It
Joy common stock.
500,000
covering
common
serving the
high
school
including class rings and
accessories.
in
an
amendment,
in
own 25.1%
each
class of
expand
equipment, this
collection
$5,187,440.
are
The
by
Chairman,
of
J.
directed
300,000
$375,000,
payable
which
on
bank,
of
debentures
from
underwriting group
public offering price and
products,
and
Board
established
move
Under
lenders,
mortgages
estate
to
and
common
Daniel
was
panies
560,000 shs.
payable
specialty
shares
300,000
1,000,000 shs.
cold
classes,
the
pan
Inc.
Vice-Chairman,
300,000
500,000
cumulative preferred stk.
stock
($5
par)
years
for
SEC—
primarily
Gainey
In
"
Common
two
approximately
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Proposed
Acquisition—
of
1964
6%
A
300,000
10%, due Dec. 31,'
by
the
The
corporal'ion
SEC
identical except that class A is entitled to
three times
the dividends paid on
class B, and that class B is convertible
into
class A, share for share, this
right being restricted, however, until 1964.
10%, due Dec. 31,
"12-31-64",
past
capacity
oil.
Petroliferos
activated
was
Comodoro
<
from
y
supplied
Including
two
31.
——:
—-
Series
Co.,
be
engaged
Gainey,
300,000
due
Works
Yacimientos
and
the
the
at
plant
monthly rated capacity of 100,000 tons
a
&
to
are
graduation
300,009
10%,
—
have
selling stockholders.
300,000
300,000
the
over
the
ingot capacity
family, constitute the largest
stockholding
Capitalization of the company consists
1.201,740
_
$90,000,000
doubled
soidi
subordinated:
—
the
could
Becker
is
outstanding
have
11,751,917
payable
will
They
G.
ana
Jostens
$375,000
payable
♦Debentures
12
of
years
Outstanding
Notes
payable to bank___
Sundry indebtedness
the
FINANCING
Authorized
.
A.
with
shares
operations.
PRESENT
TO
staff
many
of
have
graduation announcements
Avenue.,.
office
an
has
expenditure
which
plates and increased
company
Daniel
staff
investment
purchased
through
offices.
corporation
its
total
J&L
corporation, located at 148 East Broadway, Owatonna, Minn.,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
31, 1959, covering
290,035 outstanding class A common shares, to be offered for
public
sale by
the present holders thereof
be
The
J&L's
by
Key Color Studios, Inc., Garden
City, N. Y.—Files With
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
a
wholly-owned
and
an
and
ingots.
President
people
bring
Argentina,
of
.
even
than
furnaces
new
primary business of the corporation is that of purchasing,
managing,
developing,
financing
and
re-selling
real
estate.
The
operations are conducted by the corporation
directly and also through
subsidiaries.
oppor¬
This
The
approximately 40
job
employment
awarded
agency of Argentina,
wells will be drilled in
•
filed
price
of
steadier
top
underwriting terms
2
increased
mean
was
oil
The
9
company is now operating five
rigs in Argentina under contract
to L
R.
Development Co., Ltd., which has a contract with YPF for
development drilling in the Mendoza
area
in western Argentina.
Commencement of drilling is
scheduled within four months,
and
completion of the contract is
expected in about four years.—V. 189,
p. 2785.
is
investment.
Article
contract
state
The
level."
top
will
...v.7
„headed
under
York
was
the
the
rents
Y.,
N.
proceeds
corporation
will
mean
over
facilities
steel
The
BUSINESS—The
Stock Corporation
The
net
redemption
"This
Jostens, Inc.—Registers With
$1,000 each.
of
Cleveland
industry's largest
ultimately be increased to 140,000 tons
month, Mr. Powell said. The steelmaking capacity at the Cleveland
Works, including the new furnaces as well as
open hearth
furnaces,
and
electric
furnaces,
will
be
160,000
tons
of
ingots
per
month.
—V.
189, p. 1239.
Debentures
—
the
per
49.
p.
said.
.
The
in accordance with a decision of the Board,
of Public
Utility Commissioners of the Province of Alberta dated March 4* 1959.
be
the
at
program
will
$26,000,000.
$250,000,000.
Company in 1942 at
includes
sheets
80%.
1958
year
what
than
;r;;f
a
cost of
$39,000,000, and has
$165,000,000 in equipping this unit as one of
producers of hot and cold rolled sheets,
principally
automotive and appliance industries.
new,
rolled
expansion
of
more
the
at
to
more
the
for
1959
Powell
program
Steel
spent
This
1.63
June
current
of
employees and should
isn't
industry's
for
$1.60
2.77
_
months
Mr.
our
the
"
ExClud.
J&L's
construction
cost
a
tons," Mr.
largest
The
facilities, which we expect to put into operation
early
equip the Cleveland plant as one .of the most modern in
plant
Otis
since
Per Share of Stock:
of
current
Cleveland
the
7";7'1'.v.• --".r
the
business
The
less
taxes
135
present time produce heats of approxi¬
furnaces at Aliquippa have made heats of 106
new
will
country,"
when
about
ultimate."
the
::
includes
tunities
at
J&L's
furnace, at
1961,
-
vr
profits-
.profits,
income
tons.
v
Works
the
operation
110
tons.
:
expect
to
produce heats
of
"and gradually work up to the
we
said,
"These
Excl.
The
the
decree.
reserve
furnaces
which
Period End. June 30—
cost
southern
.L
Outstanding
International Utilities Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Consolidated
to
Koppers Company, Pittsburgh, Mr. Powell said.
The furnaces will
supplied by Pennsylvania Enginering
Co., New Castle, Pa.
They
be equipped with the most modern
electrostatic precipitators for
smoke control.
Construction is scheduled to begin in
December, 1959,
and the
furnaces are expected to go into
production early in 1961.
FINANCING
*1,000,000 shs,
expected
are
to
may be issued pursuant to restricted
restricted Stock Ootion Plan adopted in 1957.
462.
p.
TO
.
♦Includes 80.000
stock
EFFECT
of
as
Authorized
\
Common
$1,071,000
was
equipment
be
of the company during the year ended
April 30,
$1,212,351 compared with $201,702 in the preceding year.
unfilled
related
will
RISE—Sales
totaled
and
A
contract
for
the
installation of new furnaces,
part
of
J&L's
$50,000,000 current expansion program at
Cleveland, has been awarded
common
.
Backlog
furnaces
approximately $24,000,000.
.
"
shares,
The
pedestal
the
crane
area.
folder
itself requires
will effectively
as
with
little
serve
five
as
sauare
feet
than 2,150 square
more
v'
,
six
illustrations
(Bulletin
520)
gives
data
;
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
the
ob
said to be suit¬
pedestal-mounted electric crane which is
new
industrial applications.-..
Appoints New Distributor—
able for
A
wic)e range of
a
at
Authorized
First
^Spointed
Electric Log Stackers, Electric
is the J. T. Jenkins Co, of
to handle Electric Arches,
and Logging Transporters
Loaders
Tjdp
This company was organized in 1934 and has es•ta' d'shed
outstanding -records- in
marketing heavy equipment.
In
ffddjtion
to its sales
activity, the firm will also handle LeTourneau
equipped
jmrfcs and is
jpment.-
Le Eourneau Logging
service all types of
to
Steel
7n
diversify
further
to
move
a
Open Market—
on
line,
product
extensive
an
,
high quality steel plate, which frequently is
in
-hort supply due to peak demands in other geographic areas.
Mr
LeTourneau noted that his company's steel division,
which is
Ir- ted
at the headquarters plant in Longvlew, Texas, has earned a
j,r,f«onal reputation for producing a wide variety of electric-furnace,
supply
additional
«.r
of
oratory-controlled, plate.
tiring previous years, output of the 300-ton-per-day
rupply the LeTourneau manufacturing facilities at
Y ' "-burg
Miss., plus a Very limited number of outside
Traduction now has been upped to the point where
I-, offered on the open market.—V. 190,
p. 772.
mill has gone
Longview and
accounts.
the plate will
J
I'
Navy Contract¬
Dear, Inc.—Receives Large
$15,000,000 U. S. Navy contract swelled the
•f'TTTor at ion's
to a record $87,000,000 at July 31, 1959, A» G.
3
r'ischumacher, President, announced on Aug. 26.
.
if
July 31 backlog was 21% higher than the $71,900,000 total of
r. LUed
orders on the books at Jan. 1, 1959, despite record shipments
of
a
backlog
receipt
'
Jn
ft'("38,576,193
first half of
tlie
Backlog at June 30, 1958
1959.
$67,900,000.
v: :•
'.ho
I!.'!
Navy
necessary
ude
t'
flight
for spare parts
Lear's AJB-3 all-
contract,
which includes $2,400,000
ground support equipment, was for
director and low altitude bombing
190,
system.—V.
' ' 6.
1-
&
17th
Co.,
Trust
preferred stock
restrictive
.
indenture
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1953
$3,957,436
$1,473,657 $u2,538,258 $32,718,487
3,999,260
4,322,270 • 29,665,085-. .30,632,228
revenue..
oper.
ii{.5R/ay
expenses-
oper.
Ja.ry.
577,019
deficit-—
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
$2,086,259
$2,873,173
$151,387
588,842
*$41,824
J.7ot rev. from ry. opers.
3,175,148
1,512,440
566.
190, p.
located at 1105 County Road, San Carlos, Calif.,
J".
a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 31, 1959, covering
V !: 0 outstanding shares of its class B common stock, to be offered
f; ;Je by the present
holder thereof at $83.31 per share. No undering is involved.
According to the prospectus, Kurt E. Appert,
«
■«
of
the
founders
of the company and now
Its executive Vice3.... J lent and a director, proposes to offer the 10,000 class B shares
it ''-.certain emDloyees of the company and its subsidiaries. The comjv: -y
is engaged in the business of designing, manufacturing and
corporation,
.
communications
multi-channel
It
tluiicefor.
is
ciaic
pursuant
various
and
68,640
stock
are
holdings
listed
are
for
Lennart
Erlckson,
C.
Securities
Corp.—Acquisition—
L.
Burton
Cross
M.
is
Ccovernor,
President
ition
j
also
this
of
Cross,
block
of
President
is
Life
of
stock
the
with
already
acquired
gives
company.—V. 187, p. 2491.
Maine
Insurance
Securities
stock
LISCO
"Company
MtJaa.
of
Insurance
of
Co.
The
Insurance
Maine
than
more
Corp.
51%
this
of
called for redemption
fund, $2,458,000 of
has
company
ej ection of the
Oct. 1, 1966 at
York.—V.
188,
interest.
Oct,
on
sinking
par plus accrued
the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of
lis. New
10.0
Payment
New York,
140
will
2.5
be
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$5,894,033
$5,900,940 $39,871,272 $39,046,753
5,265,310
4,939,128
35,587,510
34,885,652
$628,723
*26,772
operations.'—
income-—
190,
$4,161,101
283,783
$4,283,762
203,151
$961,812
401,368
566.
p.
outstanding
clcSe
shares
business
of
is
company
of
issuing
stock
common
Aug.
on
the
to
holders
issuing
of
record
the
at
27, 1959,
rights to subscribe
total of 30,000 shares of
s-.t par
Ltd.—Common Stock
is
a
fund,
new
capitalization.
190,
of
plan
Sept.
on
stock
common
subscribe
the company, has waived
of
its rights to
Sahara Coal Co., Inc.,
to
5,004 of its shares.
Intends to sell its right as to its remaining shares.
Dean
"Witter & Co., is heading an underwriting
group which
is underwriting the offering.
The
any
as
whole
or
part
any
series thereof
may
company, on not less
casn
of the applicable
of the shares of the preferred stock or of
be redeemed at any time, at the: option of the
than 30 days' notice by mail, by payment in
redemption price.
The per share redemption price of
5% preferred stock as well as the
stock
the
issued
shares
option
cthe
©
common
of
of
basis
vertiuie
.
be
to
The
the
conversion
of
on
stock
to
price
a
PJ.uOCEEDS
on
The
construction
cutste-rtding
be
company
Accruals,
of
to
1964,
share
$71.42 6/7
but
of
be
with
that
and
and
program.
Such
each
of
share
$62.50
Oct.
before
of
per
1
stock
of
con
share
1964-
applied
the
after
to
1959—7 Mas.—1958
1259—Month—1958
$
%
new
money
reduction
Aug.
31,
17.657,362
134,581,321
nine
on
of
range
174
foreign
24
Aug.
offered
for
stock
common
each
business
offices
com¬
held
be
requirements
located
at
Co.
its
to
in
the
It
United
$13
held.
Ltd.—Rights—
common
before
or
on
shares
seven
the
to
countries.
right to subscribe
of
of
has
together with its licensees
business of providing temporary
growing
through licensees
in
25%
continue
No
stockholders
Sept.
share
per
30
for
of
264 013
the
on
of
basis
underwriting is involved
Co.
below.—V.
190,
157.
p.
Products Corp.—Statement
-.r
registration
200,000
shares
for
withdrawn
Mid
100
Aug.
of
shares
11.
filed
stock
common
purchase
cf
on
with
V.
the
stock,
50,000
offered
be
and
25
has announced
arrangements
13
on
Ltd., Montreal,
that
claims
with
outlined four main
erty,
dicate
in
part of
Garson
Westville
Que.
An¬
it's 1959 exploration pro¬
Sudbury
area,
Ltd.,
had
produced
with
inter*
the
on
prop¬
mineralization
anomalous
wet
or
outlined
areas
faults.
the
by
The
con¬
magnetometer
v
is
to
work
of
be
undertaken
under
is
immediately
to
test
Hogan & McCuaig,
exploration
in
part
Frotet
syndicate
Lake
and
the
of
claims
the
is
being
carried
fofms
company
its
in
Con¬
'
program,
where
area
holds
1959
zones.
Mining
-'
work,
the
Gabbro
these
direction, of
Montreal.
mainly
the
—
Township,
Mines
•
.
Drilling
This
was
four electromagnetic anomalies in¬
conductivity which may be due to
electrical
sulphide
correlate
.
public
The
zones.
strong
persistent
sultants.
of
of
zones
ductors
one-year
for
warrants
Exploration Program—
company
localized
highly
covering
1
2568.
p.
Mines
Jut®
on
and
to
stock
common
189,
SEC
cents)
10
(par
common
of
See
Chibougamau
nounces
The
of
the
units
in
statement
part
right.
own
Midwest
109,774,452
109,610,973
from ry. opers.
2,263,885
2.236,550
24,805,869
17,241.959
348,687
1.122,334
10,136,255
8,749,106
Technical
In Ultrasonic
This
for
program
Ryden,
Midwest
for
6%
Ultrasonics
five
stock
number
a
York,
$8
of
Mr.
will
The
private
dollar
N.
Westbury,
Y„
financing
Arnold
J.
25.
Aug.
purchase
Narda
balance
16.6C0
stock
of
the
shares
of
Narda's
currently trades at about.
is being provided
$250,000
sources.
said,
the
of
of
on
$100,000 of the amount in exchange
in 1964, Mr. Ryden said.
The notes
to
share.
Ryden
join
representative
190.
due
notes,
per
counter.
addition,
provide
warrants
year
at
the
Corp.—Participates
quarter-million
a
Corp.
announced
will
subordinated
over
board
taking part in
President,
Technical
carry
$8.50
is
Narda
MTDC
Development
Company Financing—
corporation
Peter
board
Midwest
of
Schlusser
Narda
Technical
of
Dean
Witter
Ultrasonics
Development
Sz
Co.,
as
Corp.
the
Corporation.
463.
p.
126,852.933
15,420,812
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
190,
income
566.
p.
Co.—New
Magnavox
The
Sept.
Ragnr
tories,
indicated
size
of
District
"the
plans
first
the
on
construction
of
call
is
The
of
initial
for
structure
$5,000,000
over
phase
that
Our
the
of
Manager
Thorensen.
$1,500,000.
the
Net
construction of its new multi-million dollar
ground breaking ceremonies held at the Central
site in Torrance, Calif., it was announced on
with
center
building
will
Research
erected
be
to
for
facility at least
built with an eventual outlay
be
10-acre
Labora¬
at a cost
four times
major
a
and
slated
Magnavox
site."
May
Completion
1960.—V.
of
Minneapolis, NorthfieM & Southern Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. July 31—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Net
Center—
2.
Dr.
of
Research
started
company
the
of
190,
p.
first
—V.
rev.
ry.
190.
places
at
its
net
In
net
worth
October
banks,
pean
of
this
at
worth
that
at
cost
the
report
annual
computed
the
1953
at
$15
Fund
for
$6,524,436
This
date.
as
sold
company
share,
per
the
less
773.
value
$17.99
per
to
at
June
30,
the
Of
is
Fund
30,
net
unrealized
the
with
quotations
-
the
mostly
over
Euro¬
to
prevailing
company's
to
$3,910,150
1958
as
a
value
asset
profit
at
June
of
30
$1,049,404
$1,077,320
47,246
52,629
392,609
425,956
566.
St.
Louis
July 31—
1,897.421
$12,865,476
$12 699 298
1,602.653
1.525.267
10.756.338
10,101,214
$365,891
$372,154
$2,109,138
$2,598,081
144,558
159,350
842,618
914,194
from rail-
operations
oper.
1959—7 Mos —1958
$1,968,544
expenses
oper.
190,
Ry.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
revenue..
oper.
income...
,
566.
p.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & SauSt Ste. Marie
RR.—Earnings
Period End. July 31—
1959—Month—1958
revenue...
Railway
expenses
$14.73
or
on
the
oper.
$3,835,436
1959—7 Mos —1958
$3,346,432 $24,063,674 $23 110 570
3,232,341
3,003,873
21,801,887
2l'l03'353
$603 095
$337,609
$2,261,787
$2,007,217
146,987
Tramways
Co.—V.
per
portfolio
company,
188,
p.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
consolidated
$7,471,51.5,
$17.99
on
closed-end' investment
Mexico
$133,153
1959
30,
securities
equivalentper
share,
$2.28
ry.
oper.
♦Deficit—V.
income
190,
*90,657
*98,600
*226,835
673.
p.
share
1953.
Magnum
June
compared
consolidated
represents
to
share,
shares,
amounted
1359
$109,486
income...
$2,552,958
commission.
asset
30,
of
1.475,138
from ry. opers.
Railway oper.
150,000
net
June
June
$2,885,498
of
1953.
marketable securities valued at
of the respective fiscal years,
of
ended
valuation
on
1,601,210
Net revenue
—V
increase
an
Taking
last
day
as
year
based
represents
of June 30,
$2,650,614
225 331
Minneapolis &
Net -ry.
The
$353,514
224,338
p.
Railway
1959—7 Mos —1958
$333,322
expenses.
period End.
Railway
1959—Month—1953
revenue.,
oper.
way
Magnum Fund, Ltd.—Annual Report—
securities.
known
Missouri-Illinois RR —Earnings—
Period End. July 31--
1959—Month—1953
.
prior
1272.
Railway
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$3,219,135
$2,722,005
oper.
revenue.
$478,157
$383,217
Railway oper.
expenses
306,369
323,00G
2,024,969
2,052,451
$171,788
$65,217
$1,194,166
$669,554
79,030
46,351
642,875
432,233
to
the
corporation
to
$10
par,
loans
The
shares
sale
150,000 shares
company's previous
of
class
A
complete its
from
Net
amended its registration statement with the
shares of
6xk %
convertible
preferred
stock,
common
of class A
common
plans had called
Blair
stock.
190,
&
for
Co.,
stock,
an
with
warrants.
offering of 500,000
Inc.,
is
listed
the
as
1959
short-
(R. C.) Mahon Co.—To Build New Plant—
27.
oper.
190,
p.
income.
__
673.
Missouri
Pacific
period End. July 31—
.
RR.—Earnings1959—Month—1958
S
Railway
27,229,699
expenses.
20,488,792
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$6,740,307
oper.
~
is being fabricated and erection will soon start on the com¬
pany's, new $3,50.0,000, West Coast plant facilities, the firm reported
Aug.
rv.
Railway oper. revenue..
Steel
on
—V.
p.- 53.
the
depreciation
approximately
obtained
150,000
cover
and
has
principal underwriter.—V.
of
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Magnuson Properties, Inc.—Offering Amended—
estimated
1959.
from
sources
be
is
of
comnanv's
bank
it
to
obtained
may
of
which
required
The
—V.
$
15,635,096
oper.
SEC
the
amount
internal
.
New
17,398,981
l
1969- l lo
preferred' "tock
common'stock) in
to
giving effect
funds
other
inc.
will
Oct
financing of the
$2,710,000,
Smith,
■
approximately
Micronaire Electro Medical
from
expenses.
of
$1 so
is
public
by
Withdrawn—
will
rev.«n"e..
The
approximately $3,210,000 by
stock
common
at
This
The
managed
773.
p.
common
Railway
convertible
aggregate
was
earnings
convertible
the
for
to
be
1969.
*1,010,000 additional new money will be
construction
of
share
per
1,
will
The
1959
estimates
preferred
1,
each
proceeds
30,
dividends.
will
price
prior
preferred
of convertible
preferred stock
share of common stock) in case
per
in connection
June
retained
accrued
stock
a
outstanding series
share
after Oct.
or
expenditures.
at
increased
convertible
Oct.
for
net
bank loans incurred
Tt.o
plus
common
for -each
after
or
common
(equivalent
will
of
price of $66.66%
a
and
of convertible
preferred stock
thereof, into shares
shares
stock
common
4^so. of conversion
.
share,
per
nolders
1.60
of
(equivalent to
of
$105
issued
series
convertible
preferred stock (equivalent to
stock)
in case of conversion
shares of
jslicver,
is
the
the
new
be
to
Telegraph & Telephone
Ruberoid
pay
to
157.
p.
Period End.'July 31—
research
(CST)
stockholders.
general public.
Mastic: Tiie Corp. of America—To Be
Acquired——
common
the
which
not
does
It
Nashville RR.—Earnings—__
&
Manufacturing
p.m.
the
comprehensive
or
shares
190,
In
then
held; rights will expire at 3
certain
the
group
investment- com¬
management
stock
dividends,
its capita 1-g-ains and dividend income in its Canadian
sole
reinvest
($100 per share) for a
3% convertible preferred stock on the basis of one new
share of convertible preferred stock for each nine shares
14, 1959. To permit offering on above mentioned basis,
Intends to sell its rights as to its remaining shares. Dean
the Sahara Coal Co., Inc., the holder of 65,082 shares of
by
to
a
constitute
Manpower,
m
a
and
share
new
Other
of Canada
Fund
open-end
company
the
Louisville
its
of
for
company
See
,
$
Telephone & Telegraph-Co.—Preferred Stock
1948,
leader
July 24 the
survey.
Railway o-er.
Lincoln
Offered—The
by
..
offered 800,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
Sept.. 4... The offering was made only to clients and
employees of Loomis-Sayles & Co., and to shareholders
of Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc., of record Aug. 26.
The shares are priced at $25 per share until Sept. 17,
and will be priced at net asset value thereafter.
at
made
2573.
p.
esting possibilities / in this copper-nickel a rea.
Electromagnetic and magnetometer surveys, conducted
RR.—Earnings-
894.
p.
ore
—V.
sold
under
oper.
will
186,
.
Maritime
on
Broadway, New York
be
Canada
record
out,
next,
through
debentures due
to
in
the
-The
—
-
stock
common
company's stock
underwritten
operates directly
from rail¬
operations.—V.
1,
2%%.
its
the
be
services
States,
.
expenses
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
and
above.—V.
Co.
&
Founded
&
revenue
oper.
ry.
Corp.
outstanding stock.
The
remainder
sellers and their families.
become
help
its
of
of
to
shares
ihe
by
3.0
772.
Island
Net revenue
The
is
gram
constitutes
Tim
Martin Investment Co
E. E. Ilenkle Investment Co...
10.0
Co..-
period End. July 31—
\
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—Partial Redemption—
Co,—Control Acquired—
Securities
oln Sept. 2 filed with ths Securities and
Exchange
registration statement relating to a nroposed sale of
a
first sale
The
pany
with offices in Portland, Me., has purchased 30.000
capital
stock of Maine Insurance Co.,
according
to
Rackliff,
First Vice-President
of LISCO.
Former
Maine
the
of
,
Insurance
shares
pany s
company
Tills corporation,
3'fcrlicrt
'&
Long
VV.)
190, p
way
$15 260 378
corporation
Barney
5.0
Loomis-Sayles
Life Insurance
the
underwriting group headed by Clark, Dodge & Co., was
oversubscribed and the books closed. For further details,
Net
Life
offering
Co. — Stock Offering Oversub¬
scribed—The recent offering of 280,000 shares of class B
Railway
51.863.403-$li.7'33,380
566.
Insurance
warrants
Offered—This
*Lares
1,084 878
The
672.
(Hugh
iaent.
c:
1,003,121
'
income—
oper.
190. p.
sale
Railway
1959—7 Mos —1958
72,039
ry.
150,000
components
owner of 10,000 class A and 20,000 class B
10,000 shares of class A and 20,000 phares of
owned by Automatic Electric Co., North Lake, 111.;
1959—Month—1958
97,587
stock¬
to
Hickey & Co
of
Co.
Podesta
p.
Long
::
RR.—Earnings—
12,149)313
Commission
7.5
7.5
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
to
certain indebtedness?
shares of class B common stock.
the
as
offer
company's
the
to
Holyoke & Co.,.«r.
Wachob-Bender Corp
Co
Neb..
Cruttenden,
V.
'
'
Manpower, Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.—Registers With SEC
severally
have
Ellis.
Trust
addition
(in
and
A
systems
Firstr
additional
similar
itnc;
j
listed
An
B
class
of
shares
l.iy f.rt
jtLsres.
outstanding
has
below
named
underwriters
—12.5
The
see
of
TOrrance
$3,111 065
non-voting common stock (par 500) at $32 a share by an
Co.—Registers With SEC—
] enkurt Electric
iiis
in
%
&
190,
site
2736
p.
$2,817,123
organized under the laws of the State
was
42.0
Witter
—V.
30-acre
a
139,
$243,484
holders:
Lincoln,
on
$267,831
additional
issuable
be
not
is
Angeles.—V.
11.916.252
of
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to seli to them
severally, the_percentage set forth below opposite the name of each
underwriter of such of the shares of the
convertible preferred stock
shall
first
1,614,919
liability.
telephone system consist¬
ing of toll lines of "distribution systems through 125 local exchanges
within the State of Nebraska.
At the present time 165 communities
are
served by company-owned telephones, and the company provides
toll service to 27 connecting companies in 56 other communities within
its territory.
On June 30, 1959, the company had 139,186 telephones
in service of which approximately 84%
were automatic dial.
As shown
by the Federal Census of 1950, the population of the area served was,
as
("he
Company
1,580,430
Sw
is a oublic utility, operating a
The company
by
Dixon
expenses.
Maine
Neb.
Lincoln,
start
E.
oper.
—V.
5, 1928, under the name of Lincoln
acquired
all of the outstanding capital
It
Dean
RR—Earnings—
iuehigh Valley
J criod End. July 31—
the
which
under
amount of notes payable to banks as
principal
'
Ji^iiiway
Los
L.
$1 348,311
to the
bonds are
May
on
Co.
will
by
revenue.,
Net
Telephone
stock of
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co., a Nebraska corporation which had
been organized on and had conducted a telephone business since Jan. 2,
1909.
The Lincoln
Telephone Securities Co. dissolved such whollyowned subsidiary, acquiring all of its assets and assuming all of its
liabilities' on Jan. 1, 1937. Shortly prior thereto the company changed
its name to The Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co.
The company's
principal executive offices are located at 1342 M St., ir; the city of
Delaware
build¬
installation of
oper.
issuable and issued under note agreements.
BUSINESS—The company
of
Securities
estimates,
handled
contractor,
of
Net rev. from ry
.opers.
31,000 shs
275,004 shs.
409,000 shs.
1959, is carried as a current
30,
he
being
prime
miles south
12
issuable.
note—$2,710,000
company's
manufacturing,
to aggregate amount but subject
limit as
provisions of the
a mourn;
the
administration-engineering
Radway
^,000 shs.
—
specified
tMaximum
of
200,000-square-foot
Ranway
stock
convertible preferred
Common stock
($25 par)
5%
the
as
is
Period End. July 31—
2,100,000
'
75,000 shs.
series
UNDERWRITERS—The
and Chestnut
1' .-7f:3, Philadelphia 3, Pa. will up to 3 p.m. (EDT) on Sept. 12, 1959
j
\q tenders
for the sale to it of first mortgage 3% series B bonds
x'r i"ov 1 1&75 to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $79,126
f'., ;
ices not to exceed 101 y4% of principal amount.-^-V. 190, p. 873.
Bank
Tradesmens
Provident
Vio
(par $100),
preferred stock
♦Wtihout
5,000,000
.*
t$2,500,000
—
—
operations,
which
Maine Central
maturing Sept.
,
...
Angeles
Calif..
—
—
„
-
Los
...
_
Vice-President
the
comoined
2,590,000
'
-
both
December.
Construction,
approximately 388,000.
RR.—Tenders for Bonds—
Jyshigh & New England
'
5%
June
li
ile
1988
1,
bonds,— series- C,
Promissory notes, 4l/a%
to southern industry
make available
will
LeTourneau
move-by
Feb.
due
•
*
4%%
UFirst~ mortgage
G.
R.
to the open
Inc. is offering its Steel Division products
according to R. L. LeTourneau, Vice-President.
The
1982"-..
1,
issuable in
LeTourneau,
'
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
construction, will be completed—including
equipment—before the end of this year.
under
Manufacturing
of
'
$7,oJ0.000
*
series. B,
bonds,
3%%
.April
due
ings
Outstanding
A,
—
mortgage
First
series
1976
1,
1(
Cumulative
l?oi
Places
Jan.
bonds,
2 5»' >
mortgage
due
Ariz.
phoenix
1
.
Executive
said
10,000-square-foot
production
TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
Mitchell,
Division,
the
and
company
a
G.
Western
cannot now predict the time or manner of such financing.
expects that its construction expenditures will continue
substantial level after 1959, subject to then current conditions.
company
appointed to handle heavy-duty log8^?
corporation in the States of Arizona and New
this
for
Walter
the
senior securities, or both, but
bank loans or from the sale of
term
The
has been
distributor
new
eouipment
1-1'
.
(974)
10
Net
—V.
ry.
oper.
190, p.
income...
673.
2.710,557
$
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$
$
24,903,010
173,700,289 166,536,342
19,639,592 135,251;911 130,811,311
$5,263,418 $43,448,378 $35,725 031
2,517,193
19,306 824
17 407487
-
'
V™'
/
f,.
Volume
190
Number
5879
■
..
.
',—/
■
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(975)
Monon
RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
July 31—.
■
Railway
Railway
times smaller
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1958
.'
oper.
revenues-
$1,693,640
$1,556,647
oper.
expenses-
1,423,573
1,411,709
v
$11,764,223 $11,274,508
10,022,516
9,615,459
.
Net rev. from
ry. opers.
Net ry.
oper. income
$270,067
$144,938
50,898
93,272
—V. 190, p. 566.
$1,741,707
I
$1,659,046
631,615
524,355
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
$345,492
$218,023
oper.
expenses..
265,763
248,237
$2,891,242
2,211,551
$2,666,831
Period
*
Net rev. from
ry. opers,
ry. oper.
income
2
$79,729
-
Net
•DeiJeit.—V.
Mountain
-
190.
36,<±67
.
States
$*30,214
*119,872
Telephone
&
Telegraph
1959—Month—1958
$
Operating
revenues—
Operating expensesfederal income taxes-
,-Net
Net
—V.
$
•
21,620,905
163,412,783
<
144,243,318
13,396,284
99,938,256
91,554,888
3,075,715
income
23,583,985
This
Co.,
3,502,592
26,030,317
2,988,313
23,279,918
into Exploration
an
for
announcement
Spokesmen
i
said
made
that
on
Aug.
several
two
companies
but
definite
yet.
This is the first move
as
areas
certain
under
are
have
at
-
by
formed
as
wholly
a
Burmah
Oil
Burmah
owned
Western
into
the
net
Burmah
cooperative
subsidiary
Co.
to
carry
activities
in
hemis¬
been
its
on
the
the
in
Midwest
upper
It
has
States.
Canada
just
through
share
Eastern
into
purchase
1865.
p.
and
entered
of
of
Gulf
the
States
the
the
SEC
(par
50
on
April
cents)
>
Coast
W.
It
Oil
Co.,
of
area
ry.
L.
to
be
offered
to
for
public
most
use
28
Net
expected
and
Pfeiffer
&
improvements.—V.
Watch
190,
Hirscli
the
S.
Co.
has
189,
been
members
board
of
Corp.
2353.
p.
of
He
N.
of
director.
a
Y.
Stock
Merritt,
succeeds
Mr.
is
He
Exchange
Chapman
Net
Fred
associated
and
and
was
Rockelman
Net
An
Ameriacn
syndicate
will
invest
over
New Orleans
(India)—To Build.—
Period End.
million
a
dollars in putting
plant
for
textile
yarn.
Agreements
for
erecting the $3,800,000 plant for this
corporation were signed Aug. 6,
The
American
syndicate
is
headed
by
Herman
M.
Watkins
of
the
Up
first
Indian
Philadelphia,
Inc.,
New
Chairman
York,
Railway
nylon
N.
of
the
Fiinancial
and
Development
Y.
Net
Net
Fund,
Negotiations on behalf of the Indian firm
conducted by its
Managing Director, Nanubhai Jhaveri.
nylon plant, which will be located
on
the outskirts of
Bombay,
scheduled-to go into production within
ry.
r—v.
were
$1,047,223
742,371
ops.
$232,711
income-—
114,632
expenses.
from
oper.
190,
ry.
567.
p.
18
International
of
Corp.,
synthetic
fiber
designed for
nylon "six"
terial.
White
and
for
Von
Kohorn's f work
Eastern Corp.,
production
in
India
of
will
caprolactam
be
The
raw
ma¬
Von
Ultrasonics
Corp.—Notes Placed
Privately—A
institutional investors including Midwest
Tech¬
Development Corp. have purchased
$250,000 prin¬
cipal amount 6% subordinated
Ultrasonics Corp. for
notes
investment, it
of
was
'The
5,377,369
5,029,218
$102,737
$1,431,701
to-.
day. The notes are due Aug.
1, 1964. The deal was nego¬
tiated by Dean Witter & Co.
The money will be used to
continue the, present
expansion program,
according to
John C.
McGregor, President of Narda Ultrasonics
v
•
See
•'
*
.7
above.—V.
7 •' .*
'
'
•
190,
The
corporation
foot
square
1
on
Aug.
27
announced
that
it
manufacturing
plant at Yakima,
capacity will be 100 million cans
the plant will
employ 50 persons.
t\
The
-
will
company
apple—canning
Pacific
site
The
season.
Northwest,
10-acre
attempt
will
which
be
$1,736,056
company recently
Port of
Vancouver,
the
Square
building,
to
its
services
to
own
to
handle
the
Yakima
than
more
operations,
the
a
60,000
150
During
during
718,376
plant.—V.
189,
the
fall
of
a
cans
with,
Inc.—Registers With
underwriting
An
terms
additional
ment,
covering
pursuant
to
57,262
stock
stock
to
are
be
supplied
shares
which
options
been
granted
or
be
to
the
has
now
ness,
shares,
3,180
Net
proceeds
shares will
150,000
shares
to
the
be
used
for
The
and
The
general
prospectus
treasurer,
as
balance
in
to
used
the
its
States
a
retire
10,413,752
81,026,454
8,377,429
69,493,285
proceeds
of
the
Louis
the
selling
C.
of
Lexington,
He
Co.
(par 50
cents)
made
was
Inc.
at $25 per share, with
share. This Offering is
due
1966-1969.—V.
on
Sept.
2
dealer's
a
by Blyth &
of
1940
as
for
registered
has
non-residents
the
amount
of
asset
M.
Co.
Loeb,
Rhoades
time
This
is
has
no
had
the
capital
Fund
investment
effect,
gains
has
com--
under
tax
in
the
to
a
Canada.
policy
United States
and its shares, if
under
normal
Chicago.
Canada
of
realizes
investor
any,
only
by
circumstances
Abercrombie
&
&
Co..
are
Earth
A.
G.
&
Borland
Blunt
Ellis
Co,
&
&
Julien
Collins
M.
Dam
Dittmar
>
A.
G.
&
are
Gruss
—V.
&
190,
Co.
z
Pitfield
2,000
15,000
2,000
-.
Sons
3,000
—-1.
Snyder
——
2,000
-
National Research
Award
of
a
preparation
of
interest
cm
Aug.
classified
and
to
24.
the
The
missile
contract
Ordnance.
A
newly
of
program
was
in
the
amount
properties
was
granted
of
of
$100,000
ultra-fine
announced
by
this
by
S.
U.
the
aluminum
Navy
the
for
C.
Co.—
Co.,
corporation
Bureau
&
&
5.000
7,500
Inc.
2.000
Co
2,000
2.000.
Hopwood 20,000
Co., inc.Co.,
Inc..
M.
Simon
&
Co
Townsend, Dafcney & Tyson
Joseph Walker <fc Sons
Wyatt,
Neal
4,000
discovered
an
ultra-fine
in
metal
diameter—a
Net rev.
Net
&
ry.
—V.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Net
rev.
ry.
The
This
also
l»
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$5,566,360
$5,013,74®
4,894,758
4,546,566
$671,602
$467,17?
1,030
112,817
*67,937
Ry.—Earnings1959—Month—1958
ops.
$
$
-1958
*
'
14,793,304 120,150,509 113,690,94®
10,056,973
74,868,634
82,757,809
4,530,886
3,364,494
income
1959- -7 Mos.—1956
$
9,684,053
totaling
4,736,931
3,085,325
Waggoner
and
include
General
45,281,875
^8,471,391
receipt
$1,600,000.
contracts
It
Manager
announced
approximately
components.
speedy
squad
30,933,14®
17,446,52®
for
shells
of
and
of
the
company's
additional
various
military
rocket
was
and
revealed, also, that a sizable order had
Machinery & Chemical Corp. for aluminum
transportable amphibious personnel
carrier^
designed by FMC for the
Army to provide
over
negotiate
high
ballistic
enables
was
armor-protected
men
developed
a
tank
with
of
swim,
nearly
the
battle
the
field
type of
any
M113
to
equal
be
to
that
dropped
Pacific
by
of
steel
Net
Net
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
ry.
1959
$
16,632,384
13,437,710
expenses
from
with
ease.
Newly
military personnel
Its light weight
parachute.—V.'189,
$
Railway
full
can.
armor.
1959—Month—1958
revenue-
oper.
It carries a
terrain. The M113
p.
1024.
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31-r-
Railway
mobility.
rugged
rivers, lakes or inland
waterways
strength aluminum armor affords
protection
Northern
7
Mos.—1958
$
15,300,146
105,021,808
11,759,505
86,577,799
3,194,674
3,540,641
2,102,223
95,664,73?
81,324,780
18,444,009
1,428,542
ops.
income
7,500,959
190, p. 567.
14,33*9,957
6,247,528
Northspan Uranium Mines
Ltd.—Changes Approved—
The
holders of over 73%
of the general
mortgage bonds on Sept. lv
a plan
to reschedule the
sinking fund payments on its 5%%.
general
mortgage bonds without
altering either the final
date or interest
maturity
payments.
No
bondholder voted against the
plan..
Under the plan which was
approved on Sept. 1
sinking fund payments
required to be made on Jan. 1 and
July 1, 1960, and Jan. 1,
1961, will
be postponed and
payments will commence on
July 1, i961, and run
through to the maturity of the bonds
on July 1,
1963, on the following
schedule:
approved
.
-
.
Due Date
July
1,
"
1961—
Jan.
1,
1,
1,
1963
July
1,
Series B bonds
(Canadian Funds>
1963
"
$750,000
7,725,000
1962_
Jan.
Series A bonds
(U. S. Funds)
"-$5,625,000
1962
July
2,000
1,030,000
8,475,000
1,130,000
9,225,000
1,230,000
13,950,000
1,860,000
$45,000,000
$6,000,000
h
15,000
2,000
3,000
Total
—V.
190,
p.
158.
■
j
2,000
Railway
Railway
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
revenudLj
oper.
1959—Month—1958
$1,072,622
$1,059,136
50.727.543
from ry. opers.
9,104,459
5,389.293
70,858,814
income.—
42,524,166
1,301,546
*1,411,431
19,543,482
*9,2S7,51f
412.755,467 365,909,611
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
v
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$8,141,906
$6,557,01$:
4,684,248
^,837,312
expenses.
647,215
657,394
from ry. opers.
$425,407
$401,742
income-^.
$3,457,658
54,173
$1,719,704
93,280
756,881
134,798
*
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$
$
45,338,150 341,936,653
567.
He
.
been received from
Food
wheels for the M113 air
2,000
56.509.598
p.
Inc.
2678
$68,938
14,214,939
awards
missile
2,000.
47,405,139
ISO,
p.
5,100
Ford, Vice-President
Division, on Aug. 26
contracts
2,000-
expenses-
oper.
189,
Chairman of
director of th»
Norris-Thermador Corp.—Receives
Military Contracts
C.
G.
Norris
2,000
revenue-
♦Dtficit.—V.
Mojud,
City Planning
is
a
$59,411
expenses
ry.
and
$734,313
665,375
574.
p.
Ward;
695,854
Western
from
oper.
190,
He
and
$755,265
revenue..
oper.
York
Co.,
567.
p.
Nomi
H.
Northwestern Pacific
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month-
of
powders
thousand
expenses.
oper.
New
Inc.
Leader."—V.
$
2,000"
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
SutrO & Co.—/
$
Net
method for
producing
with particles
.only one-millionth of
inch
Central
America
&
Joseph
board,
Sept. 1.
director.
a
the
Kaltman
on
offered
&
&
of
McCrary,
1959—Month—1958
oper.
&
Lurie,
announced
are
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue-
Period End.
July 31—
Railway
Railway
in¬
taxed
5,000
Co.
Rotan, Mosie & Co.—
Semple, Jacobs & Co., Inc.
Shearson, Hammili & Co._
I.
Southern
Period End. July 31—
Period End. July 31—
D.
Service
oper.
Norfolk
54.
New York
Corp.—Receives Navy Contract—
contract
determination
"Civil
*Defi2it.—V. 190,
..
-
)f
of
North
selling
20,000
Co.:
Wells
Nelsen
W.
2,000
Inc.—
Inc.
Co
p.
&
Jaftray
4,000
Co..—Ic.
Co.,
Co.,.
Mullaney;
&
Piper,
Chapman & Co.— 10,000
&
Ingalls
Miller
Martin
4,060
Edwards '&
Farwsll,
Revel
Miller
Co
—
&
&
&
Kreeger &
15,000
Co.'—.:
Simmons/.-
Clarke
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
35,000
Boettcher & Co..
W.
Jones,
Lemon
Mead.
6,000
Inc;—
committee
V.
Tex
was
committee
Chairman
of
Net rev. from
ry. opers.
oper. income
;
the
Sharres
5,000
&
William
Net'try.
only.-
6,000
Co
Becker
Betts.
J.
shares
common
2,000
Strudwick.
Bacon, Whipple & Co.. 4,000,
J.
The
Johnston.
.781,500
...
and
of
director, it
a
executive
Period End.
July 31:—
infantry
the
subjecting its taxable income only
&
executive
Railway
Railway
value
underwriters named below, have
agreed to
shares set oposite their
respective names:
of
the
Noma,
the
open-
net
a
Farnham,
of
Two Posts—
been
elected Vice-Chairman of
the
newly-formed
executive
committee
of
the
of
to
72,650,77®
61,246,25®
under
diversified,
a
redeemable at
the
Fund
which
members
Norfolk
Capital
to
Anderson
189,
concession
corporation
of
are
Shares
Lovett
director
being continued.—V. 190,
263.
the
•
John
per
p.
sale
Carl
be
National Homes Corp.
(Ind.)—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 20,500 shares of class B
common
$1
,'r
proposes to sell 50,000
also owns all the out¬
Lerner
notes
Mass.,
Act
downward
gains.
UNDERWRITERS—The
loan,
will
of
shares
Fund
York
purchase
convertible
sale
dividends,
Eajteman, .JSichler-& Co.—_
Lerner
stockholder.
1131.
stock
for
purposes.
lists
holdings of 148,034 shares. Mr.
standing $900,000 of 5%
convertible
p.
stock
value
capital
as
of
has
of
publisher
shares, the price"
Offering prices will
3.
adjusted
is
a
Canadian corporation
not" resident
in
the
because it derives no income
from United StatesU. S. income taxes.
Since it is the
and
&
702,148
bank
5%
Co.
There
Inc.—Finkelstein Elected
Finkelstein
Chairman
Bank
un¬
contract
for
investment
advisory services with
Management Go. of Canada, Ltd,
Investment re¬
search and assistan.ee is
furnished to the investment adviser
by Em¬
pire Trust Co., New York, Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., New York,
and Stein Roe
indebted¬
public sale of
$675,000
be
$
9,156,317
567.
p.
2,000
Sept.
Canadian
law.
law
Canada.
Fund
redeeming
New
state¬
certain
certain
in
creases
only
employees
outstanding
and
proposed
retire
to
his
of
stock,
from
part
were
of
corporate
preferred
company
used
the proceeds of which loan
debentures.
of
in
sources, it pays no
Fund not
to pay
or
tax
Canadian
United
engaged
in
research
and
development
relating to, and the design, manufacture and sale
of electronic
prod¬
ucts which,
according to the prospectus, includes radio
receiving and
transmitting equipment for use by industry and the
government and
other advanced technical
electronic products for use in the
missile
industries and by the armed forces.
It
.common
Canadian
of
rate
) Because
is. primarily
company
p.m.
(EDT)
and
will
is a
Investment
States
under
flat
The
registration
offered
2
than
thereafter
investment company.
Its shares
option of the holder.
The
15%
granted.
"
The
the
be
may
to
or
in
until
daily
less
the
pany
amendment.
included
are
has
by
$13.75
involving
>
owned
113L
This company,
located at
61
Sherman
Street, Maiden, Mass., on
Aug. 28 filed a registration statement
with the SEC
covering 200,000
shares of common
stock, of which 150,000 shares are to be
offered
for public sale
by the company and 50,000
shares, representing out¬
standing stock, by the present holder thereof.
White, Weld & Co. is
listed as the
principal underwriter; and the
public offering price and
an
$
9,898,478
Commercial
*.
From its
incorporation in 1954 to the present
always elected'to be taxed as a non-resident
year.
SEC—
Sept. 3 by
249,42?
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$
taxes..
$239,02®
77,270,617 580,869,249
546,714,17®
49,808,928 361,920,312
349,773,11®
8,304,000
70,795,000
62,689,00®
8,743,937
67,127,483
61,601,288
10,866,777
190,
the
Canada, Ltd.—Stock Of¬
1,000,000 shares of common
on
"
Co.—Earnings-
83,058,123
53,205,868
9,087,000
expenses....
Mr.
Finkelstein, former
Commission, is President
of
,
125,000
a
facility will provide
p.
was
provisions
National Co.,
Fund
basic
policy of the Fund is to
invest in the securities of
companies deriving their income from
sources
outside
of
the
United States,
with—not less than. 50%
of its
total
assets
in
securities
of
companies which
derive their income
from
sources
outride of both Canada and the United
States.
At July
1,,
1959, the Fund had about 34%
of its
total
assets
invested outside
of
Canada.
As
of June
30, 1959, the net asset value of the
Fund
was $27,540,178.
•
peak
agreement
million
transactions
United
end
at
an
Vancouver
share
pet*
the
build
Vancouver, Wash., for the erection
foot
In. addition
certain
expansion.
conclusion of
single
change; twice
larger sales.
."
for
room
Capital
258,280
increased
offering of
(par 34 cents) was initiated
stock
In
facility, National Can's second in the
along the Northern Pacific Ry. on a
announced
York
BUSINESS—Company
annually.
production
(a)
$224,778
57,444
1959—Month—1958
revenues
President
company,
at $13.75 per share.
built
includes
The
November
will
27
$6,237
76,368
taxes-
Other
derwriting syndicate headed by Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.
Wash.
Production
production
'
873.
p.
;■
Aug.
the
fered—Public
Corp.*
Technical Development
Corp.
*
National Can Corp.—To Build New Plant—
i
,
also Midwest
'
•
on
of
297,146
$2,870
ops.
567.
operating
Earnings—
1959—7 Mos.—1958 *
$2,368,386
$2,409,317
2,143,608
2,170,297
$303,383
298,864
Lites, Inc., after
being elected
/
New
Narda
announced
basis
3,448,83®
operating income
after
charges.....
and
the
annual
regular cash
from $1 to $1.20 per
share, payable
in four regular
quarterly dividends of 30 cents
.per share; (b)
declared
a
regular quarterly dividend of 30
cents per share,
payable Sept. 28
to stockholders of
record Sept.
11, 1959; and .declared two
5%
stock
dividends, one payable Oct. 28 to stockholders of
record Oct. 1, 1959
and
the other
payable Jan. 27, 1960 to
stockholders of record Jan.
6, I960.—V. 189, p. 484.
"
'
group of
nical
directors
dividend
of
through
handled
Bombay.
Narda
Kohorn
year
the
Von
Kohorn
months.
N.
2,037,33®
4,101,34®
4,390,278
$301,734
deficit
income
Jerry
$6,765,274
944,486
708,364
3,925,355
Net
Net
New York Auction
Co., Inc.—Increases Cash
Dividend
—To Pay Two Stock
Dividends—
Y.,
builders
and
operators
will supply the
machinery which will be
capacity of five million pounds a
plants,
ultimate
an
yarn
Plains,
from ry.
oper.
Noma Lites,
$6,809,070
50,569
expenses.
rev.
Other
the
resigned.
r
■
919,909
577,895
759,188
1959—Month—1958
revenue
Operating
Operating
The
is
3,858,43?
5,895,77®
16,540
1,112,735
Period End. July 31—
/
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$975,082
590,192
$85,262,56®
73,467,56®
3,138,000
4,057,909
567.
p.
New York
Telephone
Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue
oper.
rev.
Northeastern RR.
July 31—
oper.
Railway
&
*324,710
....
oper.
190,
—V.
Nanubhai Industries Private Ltd.
610,074
626,614
fixed
oper,
ry.
—V.
with
and
who
1959—7 Mos.—1958
564,760
formerly
Scott,
RR.—Earnings—
889,470
(net)—..
Period End. July 31—
Federal
elected
the
directors
Hoffman
—V.,
188,
&
the
on
U.
Malkin
t
1959—Month—1958
deficit
190,
$946,432
174,73®
447,746
$11,937,344 $12,155,701
$86,818,251
10,394,344
10,452,472
73,061,902
expenses
for
$1,231,141
567.
p.
revenue.
avail,
Railway
■Railway
Co.—New President, etc.
has
31,941
$2,494,94®
1,548,50®
New York,
Susquehanna & Western RR.
263,
p.
190,
$2,396,364
1,165,223
237,877
the
American Telephone
approximate $42,700,000
to
$55,769
*55,604
income..
* Deficit.—V.
,
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$134,320
deficit
of
sale
of
1959—Month—1958
from ry. opers.
charges
Fixed
charges
for
Clock
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
$293,646
income
Income
$26,160,041 $17*646,523
10,578,920
6,523,099
$317,773
183,453
oper.
$77,755,66a
60,109,13®
64,643,735
expenses.
oper.
ry.
1959—7 Mos.—195»
$90,803,776
$2,450,931
853,072
953,926
revenue
oper.
rev.
Other
are
Herbert
(
refined
Ltd.—V.
are
income—
oper.
Operating
Operating
parent,
which
$2,376,371
Period End.
July 31—
24,
1959,
withdrawn
was
Boston, on Aug
covering $45,000,000
1994,
proceeds
.used
ops."
New York, New
Haven & Hartford
are
'received/
The
remainder
of
the
general corporate
purposes.
Loans
from
obtained as need arises for
general corporate
purposes;
property additions
be
ry.
873.
p.
^Deficit.—V.
been elected Chairman of
the Board and
of the
President
corporation, succeeding Dr. Max A.
Geller as Board Chairman
and
David Leibowitt as
President.
Mr.
Pfeiffer is a
former United
States Congressman and
is President of W. L.
Pfeiffer & Co., mort¬
gage
specialists.. Dr.
Geller
is
resigning from his
office
to
assume his functions
fully
as
Chairman of the Board of
the Davega Stores
Corporation..
known
of
Net
Net
&
The
company
intends
advances from its
repay
New Haven
cooperative
marketing
Vigor
$
502,221,055 470,654,949
1
1,
the
upon
hemisphere.
United
Sept.
oper.
190,
Railway
Railway
Telegraph Co.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
due
the
will
parent
including
by
with Murphy.
'
■■////
Murphy Corporation, with
headquarters in El Dorado, Arkansas, is
independent oil company with crude oil and
natural gas production
in the United
States, offshore waters of the Gulf of
Mexico, Canada,
and Venezuela.
It operates a
refinery on the Great Lakes at
Superior,
Wis., and distributes petroleum
products through its own
marketing
facilities in the
United
wiih
stock
Telephone
Co.,
time
proceeds
an
products
$
58,651,705
filed
from
RR.—Earnings-
$11,709,287 $10,974,922
9,332,916
8,523,991
expenses
New York
1959—32 Wks—1958
bidding.
to
Telegraph
■at
according
decided
western
the
statement
debentures,
proceeds
and
efforts
western
arise,
consideration
not
the
1958
/ :
;
England
competitive
,
has
63,334,558
With Securities and
6.
locations
■
rev.
St. Louis
&
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
oper.
ry.
—V.
tech¬
powders.
/. This company, located at
185 Franklin
Street,
filed
a
registration statement with
the SEC
Contract—
with
agreement
exploration for new reserves of oil and
gas in the
phere and possibly in other areas
where opportunities
to
/
registration
New
18,601,741
in
158.
p.
NRC
metal
Net
21,828,933
3,157,754
corporation has entered into an
Ltd. of Glasgow and London
11
—
35-year
Oil
the
York, Chicago
oper.
Period End.
July 31-
1959—4 Wks.
covering 500,000 shares'of capital
on
Aug. 27.—See V.
189,"p. 2035.
12,099,036
3,615,498
Murphy Corp.—Enters
of
/ .//
End. Aug. 15—
190,
Net
manganese,
Modifications
18,760,461
13,860,225
1,646,314
earths.
Net
Co.- -Sales Up-
•
■
The
15,197,532
2,001,341
range
which
Nationwide Small Business
Capital Investing Corp.—
Statement Withdrawn—
$
567.
p.
■
size
New
Period End.
July 31
Railway
Railway
'
'
.3,079,800
charges
190,
1959—7 Mos.—1958
?
'' >
alkaline
$
Sales
Co.—Earns.
23,894,171
taxes-
operating
after
*332,962
567.
p.
Period End. July 31—
operating
215,364
the
873.;:
p.
$620,977
—V.
r
Other
$679,691
this
being considered for preparation of
refractory
National Tea
;
2,045,854
and
are
190,
1959—7 Mos.—1958
oper.
*
zinc
nique
Railway
in
aluminum, tiron,? nickel, copper and
silver. Other powders
produced, if interest warrants, include
gold, cobalt,
—V
Railway
produced
be
lead,
Monongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
II
any
been
are
can
Period End. July 31—
than
previously obtainable—was announced
by the
company 'last January
following more than a year of
self-sponsored
research.. Recent developments indicate
potential applications in the
electronic, catalytic chemical
process,
powder
metallurgy and ofher
industries.
/ /
' ■
/High purity muetals which have
'
oper.
190, p. 568.
323 385.425
Nuclear Electronics
Corp.The
four
corporation
new
on
government
Aug.
24
contracts
New Defense Contracts—
announced
totalling
that
it
has
$1,184,000.—V.
been
189,
awarded
p.
2568,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(976)
12
Co.—To Increase Facilities—
has issued a certificate to this comranv
authorizing
new
pioeline facilities designed to provide more
effective utilization of tne company's Pavonia storage field
capacity
Ohio Fuel Gas
injection.
a temporary certificate to Ohio
storage
Stevens,
Prior to taking occupancy in December, Olivetti will re-design
and
modernize
the space into a model service and repair depot.
The
new
facilities
will
augment
Olivetti's midtown
service operations.
revenue—
oper.
Railway
expenses
oper.
''54,161
income
oper.
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
190,
Financial Representative
Finance Corp.—New
Pacific
"342,570
568.
p.
Sept. 1,
staff of
has announced the appointment, effective
Walker, Jr. as financial representative of the
York office at 15 Broad Street. '
corporation
The
of
Alfred
its
New
C.
Walker was formerly with Weil,
Pearson
dealers of New York City.—V. 190, p. 874.
Mr.
paper
commercial
Co.,
&
1
;
Transmission
Gas
Pacific
Federal
A
Oct.
15,
Commission
Power
application
an
on
Co.—Plans
Build
to
$129,-
to Import—
588,000 Pipeline System
authority
seeking
company,
The
Pacific
miles
facilities
to
at
•
of
total
with
cost
a
natural gas.
construct approximately
Canadian
to
three
pipeline,
27,500
horsepower,
Pacific
also
Transmission
Gas
to
proposes
vol¬
daily
transport
to
up
west
proposes
Natural
Alberta
Gas
Alberta
Co.
International
the
Natural
would
transport
the
gas
purchase it from
Idaho, Washington,
and Oregon. The gas
would be distributed through Pacific G & E's
integrated system in northern and central California.
The natural gas to be purchased by
Pacific Northwest from Westcoast would be
delivered at Kingsgate
to PGT for the account of
Pacific Northwest and transported to a point near Sponkane, Wash.,
for delivery. Pacific Northwest proposes to build about
17 miles ol
lateral pipeline and
a
metering and regulation station to enable it,.
to
Alberta
and
take
to
mated
the
and
from
gas
about
at
Boundary
Southern
where
PGT.
$2,314,000.
The
of
cost
Pacific
these
Northwest
to 150,000,000 cubic feet of gas daily
of El Paso, Tex., at Ignacio, Colo.
up
Co.,
Montana
from
Power
Canadian
States-Canada
Montana
the
United
would
and
border
be
States
account
of
It
in
at
Gacier
to
build
of
Canada
would
be
Canadian
Montana
the
to
to
El
delivered
international
to
United
this
The
from
An
offering of $1,133,500 of 4%%
all
was
sold
on
31
Aug.
The
debentures
offered
on
to
the
Oct.
stock
of
at
$40
the
share;
a
debentures
190, p.
1,
after
The
par.
and
4%s
new
This
will
would
be
cash
sale
storage
the
debentures,
the
due
1974,
market
via
each
by
period
expired
-who
into
net
110,000
shares
corporate
will
of
$100
shares.
received
The
offering
was
proceeds to the corporation, from the sale of
be applied to repay short-term bank loans and
purposes.
and
p.
BUSINESS—Corporation
.'Rare
Scotch
the
Since
.
J.
&
the
of
Whisky"
United
1937
B.
this
the
corporation
(Justerini
year
were
the
other
exclusive
products
right
of
the
to
import
company
J.
&
for
B.
resale
States.
corporation
periods
has
and
&
to
had
Ltd.)
the
exclusive
products.
$5,675,215
they were $3,298,743.
$334,157 and $253,789.
p
DIVIDENDS
has
record
shares,
semi-annual
A
been
Dec.
declared
31,
1959.
A
and
Net
payable Jar
CAPITALIZATION
JL
Class
A
Class
B com.
.
l
.
com.
stock
stock
15,
dividend
payable
one
In
for
right
1958
the
earnings
of
Jan.
in
to
net
first
cents
1960,
was
EFFECT
TO
par)
^Deluding 446,000 shares
of
class
share on A
stockholders of
record Dec.
PRESENT
on
class
^
°fu
on
,
qpare oh the class* B
ftockbolders- -of record
i
\
upon
the directors declared
stock,
Dec.- 31,
names
practically all
sold
Aug.
on
150,000 shsT
conversion
^res FRASER
Digitized for.otclasa A. common stock to
1,498,779
1,741,562
$6,848,040
$6,167,164
99,428
99,428
•
$6,167,164
3,266,819
3,266,819
3,266,819
3,266,819
r:/—$1.89
$1.08
per
p.
$0.98
$2.07
$0.72
share—..—
share—j.
874.
per
corporation,
announced
21
accelerator
units
hi
coatings
films,,
$0.68
$1.42
$1.36
;.j t-;:.-
y
$
56,593,283
439,664,590
419,012,583
6,542.291
94 802,134
1,296,575 > *2,620,381 ' 21,047,234
50,726,441
*9,966,236
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses-
60,211,642
Net rev. from ry. opers.
income—
oper.
ry.
12,434,639.
"Deficit.—V.
190,
674.
p.
sale by the present holders thereof through
headed by Allen & Co. The public offering
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
an underwriting
price and under¬
-
is engaged in the business of publishing and distribut¬
ing books.
It has outstanding 630,460 shares of - common stock (in
addition
to
certain
other
securities),
of
which
stock
306,830
shares are owned by Bennett A. Cerf, President, .and 255,230 by Donald
The
company
Executive Vice-President.
According to
proposes to sell 106,830 shares and Klopfer 95.230
Wimpfheimer, Secretary, proposes to sell 20,000
holdings of 60,000 shares.
S.
Klopfer,
Cerf
A.
i-'■
■
-
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation, located at 457 Madison Avenue, New York, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 27, 1959,' covering
222,060 outstanding shares
of its common stock, to be offered for
469,739,024
Railway
kw
Random House,
$
534,466,724
$
7Vat
a
This
writing
63,135,577
with
electron
1959—7 Mos.—1958
.
and many other industrial products!
Dynamitron,
group
1959—Month—1958
on
with offices at Westbury, Long Island; N. y:, on
the availability of a new' Dynamitro'n high-power
especially suited for Irradiation of thin plastio
wire, synthetic textile fibers, gaseous and liquid
Model
EA-K500,
provides
a
half-million ."volt
output at constant potential. The output, at
lOO'/fe
efficiency
will process 6,000 megarad lbs/hours. Scan widths
up to 36 inches are available.—V.189, p.
1470.
This
the prospectus,
shares. Charles
shares of his
Reading Co.—Earnings—
'
Period End.
July 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$4,705,628
$4,627,573
6,389;348
6,063,746
1959—Month—1958
$737,235
$824,521
946,911
892,836
revenue-.
expenses.
.
Railway
Net def. from ry. opers.
190,
$206,676
$68315
$1,683,720
317,172
3,302,211
2,961,225
Net
Net
568.
p.
Service,
it
Inc.—Notes
announced
was
Sold
Privately—
privately, through Dean Witter & Co., an issue of $900,000 promissory notes due 1974.—V. 190, p. 774.
Pfaudler-Permutit
Inc.—Subsidiary in
Pfaudler-Werke,
of
subsidiary in Schwetzingen, Germany,
has announced that
plant,
and
continues .to
Orders
the
previous
for
the
of
Mr.
717
building,
to
large
new
it
looks
readily
if
the
present
received
were
at
record
a
new
year."
previous
multiple-firing
facilities
per
though
as
comments
$800,000,
these
$7,150,000
orders,
His
the
and
will
economic
borne
out
believe
we
be
able
conditions
by
that
we
Considering the rate
year.
we
attain
as
of incoming
any
a
company,
proposal
a
subsidiary
with the
note
held
by
SEC
announcing
that
of
Standard
Standard
a
Gas
Gas
and
a
semi-annual
the
numbers
be purchased by them from-
of
the
stock
common
over
to
Oct.
on
effect
Period End. July 31—
of
a
Co.,
has
Railway oper.
$2,500,000
maturing Sept.
10,
Railway
.
a
6
will
for
three
;
;
increasiifg the authorized
split-up—V. 190, p. 916-
consider
two
.
revenue—
expenses
oper.
.
-
1959—Month—1958
,1959—7 Mos.—1958 r
$1,889,363
$i,849,474 $14,243,223 $13,736,582
1,324,475
1,318,196
9,442,208 • 9,629,617 <
1959;
and
the Commission
has
issued an
order
giving interested persons
until Sept. 14, 1959, to
request a hearing thereon.—V. 183, p. 1273.
Net
Net
rev.
from
190,
ry.
$564,888
ops.
153,436
income
716.
oper.
ry.
p.
$531,278
149,351
S4;801,015 ;'$4,106,965
1,388,126
1,127,008
*
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. July 31—
1959—Month—1958
r $338,217
Railway oper. revenue-.
Railway oper. expenses.
$398,804
Ritter Co., Inc.—New
1959—7 Mos.—1958
222,237
$3,317,446
1,621,274
$2,846,336
1,525,567
$161,592
$115,980
$1,696,172
$1,320,769
33,444
29,059
488,702
373,482
237,212
Net
Net
rev.
from ry. opers.
.
oper. income...
190, p. 674.
ry.
—V.
As
This
on
Boston
Sept.
600,000
to
its
stock*;—V.
188,
p.
589.
'
been
tooth
production model of a new automatic mail "facing and canceling"
developed and produced byr thjs -corporation to help break
of the worst bottlenecks in the
U.. S. postal service, was demon¬
strated
a
on
Aug.
Congressional
26 by
and
Postmaster
news
General
i
conference
on.
Arthur
post
The Pitney-Bowes facer-canceler -eliminates
letters
and
just
as
they
come,
regardless
canceling them at speeds up to
of
500
a
E.
office
hand
Summerfield
a
the sensation
which
the equipment' has been used.
successfully in such oi'dinarily
extraction.
> "
painful
procedures
~
*
—
-
as
-v' '
rights for marketing Audio An¬
algesiac. Mr. Shumway pointed out that, unlike the Airotor and other
products of the company, the new equipment.can be demonstrated only
by a licensed dentist, and therefore the company • believes • that sales
will
probably' develop' at relatively slow. rate.
In addition,'.-because
of the heavy expenses that will be incurred in -its introduction, it-is
not; felt -that
company
earnings will be materially "affected " for- at
the
has
company
least, another
taking
yean—V;
-
the
position of the" stamp,
minute.—V. 189, p. 1798.
has
Audio Analgesiac
.
*
■
exclusive
t
-
at
automation., j
facing by
in
implies, Audio Analgesiac produces sounds which when,
dental patient through a pair of high fidelity earphones,
of pain in about -90% of the mor6 than 2,000
name
employed
While
machine,
one
by
out
teases
" **""
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Machine Speeds the Mail—
A
the
heard
company filed, with the SEC an amendment
registration, statement covering an additional
common
the
of
block
investment
1, 1959,
shares of
Audio Analgesiac—-
promising devices to come out of the Ritter Company's
"Search, Research and Development" program is "Audio
Analgesiac", developed by a Boston dentist in cooperation with a
prominent acoustical research organization, according to a statement
issued Aug. 28 by F. Ritter Shumway, President.
- .
. One
aggressive
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
•
underwriters,
■
the
$3,095,668
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
Electric-
&
renewal
ohe-year
of
stockholders
The
during July totalled approximately
single month.—V. 190, p. 362.
;
for
.
for
revenues
.
Philadelphia Co.—Seeks Note Renewal—
This
filed
the
over
Reynolds Metals Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
Pfaudler-Werke
high for
to July 12,
coal fields.
of the Reading's revenues in 1958, he added.
railroad's traffic, comes from the steel industry. ;
volume
this
v
bulletin
car-
seven-month period- were $64,165,503, an
the comparable period in l958. Expenses
for the first seven months were down $322,249, despite th£ fact that
higher wages and working rules changes added $1,627,'525 to the pay-'
roll during the period.—V.
190, p. 608.
"
* '
^
Total
incxease
can
in
pickup
operating
increase
new
hold."
recent
a
to
a-3%
revenues for July, were $7,826,401, .an Incfease of
last July, while operating expenses of $7,072,990 were
$136,975, due to the addition of $172,330 to the company payroll
a
result of higher wage costs.
■
■ •
v**. ■•.%;
up
furnace
was
for 37 %
of
25%
Total
$162 954,
reported rapid progress on a $750,000 construction
authorized last year. Work is proceeding on a new
"With
capacity
orders
for
a
accounted
About
facilities.
said:
He
our
635
there
miners' Vacation, he said, extended from June 27
virtual close-down in anthracite and bituminoucs
/ The
with
was
fabrication
sandblast
from
up
...
which
while
that
rise in operating revenues during July, net income
2%
compared with last year because the
down
Coal
German
amounted to
Geisinger
steel
the German
added growth.
specialist in
-.V""V:
a
processes.
and
accounts for July, 1958,
included $615,000 retroactive adjustment of railway mail pay as well
as substantial
tax adjustments relating to prior years., '•*;; :/'\V
was
a
year.
year
program
fluid
the
is
G.,
plant in the fiscal year ending
$5,275,000 as compared to $3,880,000 for
Shipments increased to $4,900,000 from $4,175,OQO
ended March 31, 1958; Employment', reached a record
March 31,. 1959
total
of
received -at
for
prepare
New
York,
Rochester,
of
Inc.
science
records
sales
set
Permutit
Pfaudler
A.
vacation
miners'
coal
first seven months of the year were $1,301,399
$436,687 in the 1958 period, he pointed out. . .
.
explained
loadings and a
director
managing
308,525
annual
the
the
for
with
Fisher
Mr.
Sales Records—
Geisinger,
$7>341,969
3,902,981
$539,192 $10,759,886
394,453
4,710,838
$753,411
ops.
strike,
steel
Earnings
Sets
Germany
ry.
income
oper.
the 19-day
work stoppage
at the Port of Philadelphia, combined to produce a
deficit of $182,005 for
the Reading railroad .in July, compared with
net
income
of
$191,588 in the same month last year, Joseph A.
Fisher, President, said on Aug. 25.
1, has placed
Sept.
on
from
rev.
ry.
The
Gas
expenses
oper.
$1,436,175
494,128
deficit—
oper.
ry.
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1958 *
$7,826,401
$7,475,207 $64,165,503 $61,069,835
7,072,990
6,936,015
53;405,617 53,727,866
Period End. July 31—
Railway oper. revenue
of
common stock and- lc per
each payable Jan. 15, 1960 to
the
817,551
$3,215,614
chemical reactions, rubber sheeting,
firm
structures on
that the
announced
16
$
Pioneer Fund,.
406.000 shs.
1959.
of
764,355
$6,748,612
This
(N. Y.)—Sells Cooperatives-
President,
Neaderland,
have
72,646,281
Outstanding
the class A
common
on
UNDERWRJTERS^-The
$7,908,726
Radiation Dynamics, Inc.—Introduces New Accelerator
.
1959,
$8,346,819
$3,639,312
common
Earnings
31, 1959.
NOTE: The company has guaranteed the obligations of a 50% owned
company to two banks amounting to $318,928 at May 91, 1959..
en
$4,033,165
$3,215,614
of
public
stock.
common
6,749
$4,403,667
$7,901,977
Com, shares outstanding
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
FINANCING
600,000 shs.
reserved for issuance
B
13,823
$3,539,884
Aug.
Period End. July 31—
of
'
outstanding shares
$8,332,996
6,271
stock
Bal.
.
months
respective
declared
*900,000 shs.
_($i par)—.
$4,026,894
requirement
three cooperative
prime East Side locations in New-York City having a total value of
$19,000,000, within one year from the initial offering to the public:
The three buildings, which arfe scheduled for occupancy in October
are
900
Fifth Avenue, northeast corner of Seventy-first Street;
the
building known as 135 East Seventy-first Street and 140 East 72nd
Street which
occupies the westerly Lexington Avenue blockfront be¬
tween the
two streets, and the Montclair,
at 35 East., Seventy-fifth
Street, northeast
corner
of Madison Avenue.
import
sales
five
the
Authorized
_
1959—12 Mos —1958
stock dividend
Preferred
qua^te*. of, lfj>6(V—
the second
in
operation
for
ready
Pease & Elliman Inc.
Robert
per
to
also
1660, to stockholders of
GIVING
($l
25
15,
dvidend
cent
mining
1,037
—
income
Net
'
stock
to
$4,402,630
revenues.,
deductions
Income
—V.
has
Brooks,
amounted
incidental
expenses
1959—6 Mos.—1959
income
Gross
electron
promissory
•
in
for
$16,581,388 $14,474,182 $30,746,511 $27,662,428
12,179,258
10,447,288
22,413,515
19,760,451
taxes...
income
190,
comrjon
common
40,000
selling stockholder. Lee
an
aggregate of 5,000 shares.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
various
&
oper.
Other
—V.
Elwood
surrender
three
chase
PROCEEDS—The
Net
for
990.
issue
$10,996,000
a
intends to retain for investment purposes
5,000 shares and the partners in Hentz intend to pur¬
the
used
be
revenues
exps.
The
The company,
Higginson
for
offered
be
to
are
Operating
Oper.
compared
of
convertible
payable
a
to
are
has contracted
Petrolane
subscription
underwriters
shares from
>
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
pipeline
are being
sold by the corporation, and the re¬
gaining 40,000 shares were converted into class A com¬
by
•
Ariz.—Files With SEC—
.
paid
completed
Net
shares
common
proceeds
Divs.
V.
.
272,488
operations.
with Scientific Design. Co., Inc., for the engi¬
neering, design and construction of the new resin plant at a cost of
$1,700,000, to be located on the company's-Passaic property and to,-be
Net
389,910
Period End. June 30—
Wyrnan, President; and the balance fqj; arix}iti©iwI-W&?Wi?g capital.
187,
*21,941
190,. p. 568.
corporation on Aug. 19 filed a letter of notification with the
200,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents)
to be
at $1 per share,
without underwriting.
to furnish additional boiler capacity and stand-by power
$170,000 to retire 5% notes held by four children of Hans
company
—V.
the
Paddington Corp.—Common Stock Offered^-Lee Hig£inson Corp. and H. Hentz & Co. jointly headed an
underwriting group,.including C. E. Unterberg, Towbin
Co., which offered for public sale on Sept. 3 a total of
150,000 shares of the common stock (par $1) at $7.50
per share.
Of the 150,000 shares being offered, 110,000
class B
debentures
The
$208,963
*40,607
4,392,016
covering
The
of
and
facilities;
gas
568.
stock
debentures).
of
$580,105
at
Fluidics—the
mon
loss
a
190, p. 774.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
$500
each
Alberta
latter's
reaching
be
for
in
$20
or
associates.
unsubscribed portion
at
$652,000
was
*$103,224
income
oper.
The
SEC
in
27.
Aug.
Beginning
-rV.
the
were
stockholders
half of 1959'
loss of $1,660,000,
a
ry.
offered
first
to
'-$111,951
opers.
Polaris Mining Corp., Tucson,
100%
of principal amount through an underwriting
group headed by
Blair & Co. Inc., which will receive a 5% under¬
writing commission.
The company
is engaged in the manufacture of polyvinyl resins,
compounds and film; and it also manufactures a vinyl coated fabric.
Of the net proceeds of the debenture sale, $1,700,000 will be used to
build and equip a new polyvinyl resin plant which upon completion will
triple the company's present capacity for producing resin; $50,000 as
starting up expenses of the new plant; $150,000 for plant rearrange¬
ments and miscellaneous equipment to improve and centralize inventory
boundary.
convertible
102%%
at
the
for
compared
from ry
•Deficit-.—V.
8.4%.
in the first six months of last year.—V.
636,152
$5,316,955
4,736,850
$4,600,979
642,537
expenses.
Net
on
company,
public
for
Trunkline
the
gas,
pipeline
$2,500,000.
Montana
Alberta
by
take
16-inch
daily
feet
the
on
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Debentures Sold—
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co_and
for
esti¬
was
cubic
To
of
Canadian
and
share
per
located at 26 Jefferson St., Passaic, N. J., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 28, 1959, covering $2,700,000 of 6% subordinated sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 1, 1974 (with
warrants attached entitling the holder to purchase 50 common shares
to sell,
Natural Gas
Paso
Mont.
approximately
by
taxes,
share
per
Pantasote
This
proposes
point
a
miles
51
cents
$532,928
revenue
rev.
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$530,586
oper.
Net
Earnings
1959—Month—1958
oper.
in
by
3,321,586
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
at
transported
extend
will
Co.
facilities
also
30,000,000
County,
cost
p,
in
purchase
Pipeline
proposes
purchased
Southern.
which
Montana
Power
to
proposese
cents
cents per share
through
it
47.9
or
*$1,497,623
5,927,877
Virginia Ry.
& West
Railway
would
PGT
transport
after
income,
9.9
will
151,731,000 cubic feet of natural gas which Pacific North-,
to purchase from Westcoast Transmission: Co.
'
The
gas
for PGT's project
would be purchased from
fields in
Alberta by Alberta &
Southern* Gas Co., Ltd., and would be trans¬
ported by the Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd., which would deliver
the gas at
a
point near the Alberta-British Columbia boundary to
umes
$3,151,000
was
increased
expenses
27
Kingsgate, B. C.,
Oregon-California
:
boundary.
taxes
outstanding
or
extend
will
pipeline
The
point on the International Boundary near
vicinity
of Klamath
Falls,
Ore.,
on
the
a
the
614,
main line compressor'
other
appurtenant
after
shares
$2,823,940
777,003
874.
p.
Period End. July 31—
report made to stockholders on Aug. 14.
a
$155,437
*$261,609
441,626
ops.
190,
Railway
the second quarter of 1959 compared
to $1,700,000 or 27.7 cents per share on 6,139,920 shares
outstanding
lor the corresponding period of 1958.
Passenger revenue amounted to $70,084,000 in the second quarter
of 1959, a 13.4%
increase over the $61,791,000 in the second quarter
of 1958. Freight revenues were up 11.3%
from $7,940,000 to $8,836,000.
Net
ry.
income.
oper.
5,400
for the second quarter of 1959 were $90,$79,926,000 in the corresponding period of the
preceding year, according to
and
$129,588,000.
about
of
of
proposes
transmission
36-inch
stations
from
Transmission
Gas
of
importation
the
for
authorization
"...
applications by Pacific Northwest
Power Co., who also seek FPC
will also involve
and the Montana
proceedings
Corp.,
to
Canada
import up to 456,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas daily from
for delivery to its parent company, Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Pipeline
for
scheduled
been
has
hearing
this
by
to
$1,204,597
$2,005,532
152,892
$205,902
*2,256
$235,247
Net rev. from ry7 Opers.
Ret
1959—7 Mos.—}958
$8,516,944 $7,323,535
6,511,412
6,118,938
1959— Month—1958
$1,216,108
$1,098,028
980,861
892,126
period End. July 31—
compared
income
from
rev.
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
revenues
Net
expenses
Pittsburgh
operating
6,574,698
oper.
_
American World Airways, Inc.—Revenues Up—
Operating
Pacific Electric Ry.—EarningsRailway
14,600
Co.—
17,300
568.
p.
959,000
feet of
Building
Joseph
Inc., broker in the transaction.
Harris,
Brown.
of
Towbin
Unterberg,
Net
Net
17,300
47.700
Co.
&
190,
47,700
———
Total
corporation has leased approximately 10,000 square
ground floor store and basement, space—in the
Allied Arts
at
304-20
East
451h
Street.- New
York,
N,
Y.,
through
Grotto
E,
Pan
America—Leases Space—
This
A
C.
last May 29.—V. 188, p. 150.
operation of the facilities
Olivetti Corp. of
Hentz
—V.
.
Railway
Fuel for construction
The FPC issued
and
H.
Corp.
,
1959—Month—1958 % * 1959—7 Mog.—1958
$2,200,102
$2,556,587 $22,079,401 $17,082,025
2,461,711
2,401,150
19,255,461
18,579,648
Railway oper. revenue
Stockholder
Company
Higginson
Lee
Monday, September ,7, 1959
.
From selling
From
—;
.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings-
Shares—
—
includes 6.4 miles ol 24-inch
line in Licking County, Ohio, and 1,500 additional horsepower at the
company's Pavonia compressor station in Richland County. The facili¬
ties also will permit transmission of increased volumes of gas necessary
.
;
Period End. July 31—
below;
forth
set
project
The
for
and the numbers of shares of class B common stock to be
purchased by them from the selling stockholder and to be converted
by them into class A common stock on a share-for-share basis are
company,
County, Ohio.
estimated to cost $865,000
Richland
In
,
Federal Power Commission
The
;
;—;
'
•
;.:
189,
p.
2831.
...
(Continued
.
.
.
•-
on page
53)
.
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-
,
*
t
Volume
190
Number 5879
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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-
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced
during the current week.
second
a
table
in which
Then
we
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
Name of
A.
S.
Company
R. Products
Aetna
Casualty
Quarterly
Aetna
Life
&
Share
(quar.)
Surety
1
.
Payable
12 V2c
will
(increased
vote
in
on
10-
90c
on
10-
1
99-
1
4
the
on
preferred
$32'Ac
9 15
9-
2
11-
2
10-
11-
2
10-2
American
Bosch
Arma
Corp.,
5%
preferred A.
preferred
American
$1.25
Cement,
(quar.)
Crystal Sugar,
2-for-l
split subject
holders
4'A%
Oct.
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
25c
10-
1
9-11
27'Ac
District
Factors,
American
Machine
preferred
Metal
&
Scates
$1,121/2
30c
$1.25
(quar.)—
Applied
Atlas
9-30
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-
31 'Ac
10-
1
9-
1
—
fSOc
10-
7
9-15
—_—___
$70c
10-20
9-30
Corp.'—
5c
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.,
10-
7'Ac
10-
9-
1
1
flflc
(quar.)
common
9-15
9-18
12'Ac
—
Telephone
10-15
22'Ac
...—„
9-21
(quar.)
10-
9-30
10-
1
1
\ 5%
preferred
(quar.)
r—
$31'Ac
6%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
_———
$37'Ac
9-30
9-15
15c
9-30
9-16
10c
9-29
Corp.
class
12-18
>_
$1.75
4-1-60
3-16
$1.75
7-1-60
6-15
$1.75
9-29-60
9-15
25c
9-25
9-11
(quar.)
A
(quar.)_
Records
(quar.)
Electric
Detrex
Co.
Chemical
Corp.
Foods,
Class
(quar.)
Inc.,
Stock
Cement
9-30
9
9-
1
,
:
9-30
9-.1
9-30
9-
a
Babcock
Hill
9-
1
9-10
9-
4
183Ac
Co.
10-
1
9-
25c
—„—_———
Wilcox
&
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
'
9-30
25c
common
10-
1
9-10
(quar.)
Inc.
(formerly
Co.)
10c
Baltimore
Brick,
Baltimore
Gas
common
2-for-l
5%
(accum.)
Electric—
&
(increased-quar.)
split subject to approval
holders
in
(quar.)...
9-30
9-16
9-10
Lock
Joint
9-30
9-18
Lock
Steel
9-10
9-
20c
9-30
10-
$30c
....
50c
—r
Bastian-Blessing
Beatrice Foods,
Beech
Co.
9-17
1
9
$1.12%
1
9-15
9-30
pfd.
!
9.-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$1.12'A
________ _—___
10-
1
9-15
9-28
9-
4
Loew's,
9-15
9-
1
Louisville
divid.)
10-
1
9-11
10-15
9-15
50%
9-
2
50%
—
9-15
9-15
9-
9-
1
9-14
$20 per share will be paid
(approved by stockholders)
Billups
Black
Western
New
(initial-quar.)
Brazilian Traction Light & Power—
6% preferred (quar.)
Brewer
(C.)
Brinks,
&
Inc.
Exira
Co
Lowenstein
9-
4
9-13
9-
$35c
10-15
10-
1
9-16
$$1.12'A
(quar.)—————— $$1.43%
10-
1
1
preferred
com.
—
pfd.
1st
Co.,
preferred
Bond
Brown-Forman
L.)
split
—
20c
10-
1
10-
1
MacLaren
9-10
10-
1
9-10
Corp.,
20c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-11
10c
com.
'.
9-30
9-12
10-
1
9-11
Maine
9-18
9-25
stockholders
9-30
Rutterick
Corp.,
Company
Controls
5%
(quar.)
pfd.
non-cum.
>
$450
25c
—
62'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)_—
preferred
(quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power—..
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)—
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
Canada Bread Co., Ltd.—
.4
Power,
'A%
...
$50c
—
———
10-
———
5%
pref. B
(quar.)-'—!u
Flooring Ltd., class B (quar.)
Canadian Bronze, Ltd., common (quar.)
5%
pref. (quar.)
$$1.12'A
$$1.25
Collieries
Resources,
10-
1
9-15
preferred
7%-
Oil
Canadian
5%
Cos.
preferred
Ltd.,
Central
W.)
Illinois
Common
4.10%
pfd.
1
9-15
1
9-15
1
9-15
10-
1-
9-17
11-
1
10-
H-
1
10-
1
9-30
9-
4
$10c
10-30
9-30
10-15
9-15
t$l
10-
2
9-
9
10-
2
9-
General
10-
2
9-
9-12
9-
8
50c
9-30
9-15
10c
6%
•
9-17
$2.50
(quar.)
General
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
1
9-15
10-
1
(quar.)^.__:
(quar.)
25c
:
56'Ac
preferred ' (quar.)_^_^i
.
';
75c
9-30
10-
1
9-15
Name
10-
1
Time
General Tire
Clarage
Cleveland
Clevite
Colorado
\ 5%
Quarries
Corp
-Interstate
9-11
preferred
5.35%
30c
10c
10-
9-
4
(quar.).
^
.
10-
2
9-30
Mitchell
9-21
1
9-24
12-15
10-26
9-30
9-15
(J.
5%
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10-
split
1
9-15
Mount
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9-15
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9-30
9-15
held.
.9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
7c
9-30
9-
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share
Mutual
this
at
time)
!
Investment
net
capital
Myers
8-28
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
4
62'/2C
—
10-
1
9-15
(F.
E.)
&
Blank
Home
Linen
Ltd
Nchanga
York
10-
1
9-15
Stock
1
9-15
Stock
Hubbell
Co.
of
1
9-15
Class
1
9-15
Nicholson
North
9-25
25c
10-
9-15
1
9-17
9-30
9-14
9-30
9-14
9-30
9-14
9-14
11-11
a27'A%
—
9-11
50c
9-15
9-
3
(quar.)__
30c
9-10
9-
2
30c
9-10
9-
2
2
______
—___
$1.25
9-10
9-
7'AC
9-30
9-18
9-21
B
Book
(quar.)
10c
50c
10-
36'Ac
15c
(quar.)*.^!^
(quar.)——,
pfd.
1
9-17
10-
1
9-15
10-
2
9-
5%
(quar.)——
Norwalk
Imperial Investment
Class
A
(quar.)__
4.12%
15c
4V8%
.4.§6%.
Oct.
Oahu
$31'Ac
1
9-15
Island
$1.33%
10-
1
9-15
$6
Cement
Brass
1
10-
1
9-15
9-15 '.
.
9-18
9-29
\* 9-ir'A
62'Ac
10-
1
20c
10-
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9-15 'v
10-
1
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9-15 '4
(quar.)
80c
,
of
9-11
9-15!
10-15
50c
9-15
9-
1
9-
I'"'.
stock¬
(stock
dividend)
50
each
be
paid
4
shares
on
odd
•u
America
(6
1
cents
9
cents
plus
6%
common
9-21
9-
9-25
9-11
20c
quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
8-25
2
9-16 'i
Ox
Pacific
3-31
Pacific
9-11
Hawaiian
9-14
Patterson
9-28
9-14
Personal
$2.15
9-30
9-10
9-15
9-
7%
1
$150
!__—
$12'Ac
9-30
9-15
$35c
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
common
(M.
Co.
Oil
Port
8-31
Potter
Company
Corp.
10-
1
9-
7
$1.03 Vb
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
$1.14
5 %
(quar.)
,
(quar.).
9-30
9-13
9-25
9-11
2%
4'A%
,6%
Pratt
1st
preferred
9-
2
9"
%
50c
9-12
9-
35c
10-15
50c
9-22
9-
8
20c
9-15
9-
5"
25c
9-19
9-
8^
9-15
9-
3T
9-15
3-t 3v
25c
glass
37'A q
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20c
L—__i
&
Lambert
10-
1
9-
4
derived
Public
4%
9-11
50c
(quar.)
10-
8-27
10-
$1.50
1
9-14
1
1
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10-15
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9-22
9-11"
25c
9-18
9-
!___:.
(quar.)
12'Ac
(quar.)__
com.
Gas
Service
9-14
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9-30
35c
9-30
9-30
25c
9-18
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10-
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10-10
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9-30
$56c
10-15
9-19
10-15
9-19-'
(quar.)..
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
—
$75c
"
75c
(quar.)".
(quaV.
10-
9-24;
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10-1
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.
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1
10-
9-15
1
$1.06
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9-15
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17
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9-30
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9-1,5.
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of
dividend)
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(quar.).
Co.
Products
9-18:.
10-10
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.i____
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4
9-15'
9-30
25c
Co.
Corp.. Ltd.
9-30'
1
$1.75
(quar.)___
4.24%
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10-
3c
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28'Ac
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.
7'Ac
(quar.)
5.65%
9-12
1-
9-21;
25c
(quar.j
(quar.)
75c
12c
10-
,:
40c
j.
(quar.)
Providence
dividend income)
8-31!
1
-
5c
preferred
Progress Laundry
9-30
10-
9-25
5%
- -
$2.50
of Canada
9-11
8c
9-13
9-15
tl5c
•
____
(reduced)
9-11
.
9-22f:"
9-30"
9-30
(increased-quar.)
1
•
9-22
11-
10-15
5c
(quar.)
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10-
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(quarterly
C-
:.9.30
Huron
45c
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9,,
9-15..,
20c
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Industries
7-31
r
9-
9-34
(quar.)..
Phillips Screw Co.
Pioneer
9-21
^
9-
$.328'/a
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (qu«r.)
Plough, Inc.
;
1
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
prior preferred
preferred (quar.)
9-10
$1.03
.(quar.)—
10-
25c
1..
I' I*
9
10-
preferred
a$0.136
&
regis.
9-11
10-
10-
t2'Ac
(quar.).
Industrial
10-15
Electric—
(quar.)_
10-
40c
F.), Dental Supply Co
Power
Britain
ord.
1-27-60
(quar.)..
Co.,
9-15
10-28
$15c
:
9-15
9-28
(quar.).
Ltd.
Consolidated
10-31
Fund
Fund
Tin
3c
for
1
30c
:
com.
Inc.
Products
preferred
$31'Ac
Great
10-
9-18'-'
1
Petrolane Gas Service
^
—
of
10-
30c
$1.40
12c
rets,
$1.15
(quar.)
(initial)
common
9-28
,!
7-24 v
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
New
60c
Ltd.—
9-16-'
9-10
$1.32
■
Aggregates
Pacific Vegetable
:
2
fl5c
&
3
!
2
10-
Mines
(quar.)^_____iJ.
Cement
9-
(quar.)
10-
'
Fibre Brush
9-10
!
10-
9
10-27
1
25c
$1.25
pfd.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Portland \Cement
Pacific
Coal, common
preferred (quar.)
*
-
c
-
$1.12»A
preferred
Oregon
9
(quar.)
Textbook
y
4 *
15c
60c
__
(increased)—,
&
9-
Creek
s
1
*',V
.
Co.
9-15
entirely from interest and
10-
10-
J25c
(quar.)
Supplies (quar.)
(quar.)
;
Old Republic Insurance Co.
(quar..)
Olympia Brewing Co
.>
Oneida, Ltd., common (quar.)
Ohio
40c
(quar.)—
Selective
if
8-21'
1
(quar.)—
Light & Power, Ordinary*
Corp, (stock dividend)
Draying Co., Ltd—
Trust
(Boston)
investment income).!
net
-1
.___
9-25
10-
Railway & Land
Ocean
4
10-
Tank,
6%
Investment
■
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■.
8c
A
10-
13
(quar.)
;
class A (stock dividend)
5
International Products (stock dividend/^:*.—,?
r.-.r
Shoe
(quar.) i:
Investors
9-16 M!
Plastics
25c
Co.
preferred
9-30
10-13
(quar.)
9-
Corp.
dep.
preferred
9-18:'!:
5%
Telephone,
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
9-l(L*
1
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Michigan
1
$.88611
(increased)
Illinois Gas,
Scotia
$1
&
10-15
10-
5%
(Hawaii)
of
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
Lock Co.
(quar.)
Indiana
.#
--I
10-
(quar.)
Northwest
9-12
11-
15c
—___
Illinois
Amer.
9-16
10c
Northwest Airlines, common (quar.)
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)..
Pacific
9-30
56'Ac
—
Ltd
Inc.
Foundation
9-30
56'Ac
(quar.)—
Weaving,
preferred
9-25
25c
i
Ireland,
5c
9-15
$100
at
on
(increased
Service,
File
Northern
9-10
______—
Extra
Income
i'9-10
^
!—
American Aviation
Northern
(quar.)
preferred
Imperial Tobacco
10—1
30c
income
Bros,
Auction
Wire
10-
j
4,/a%
preferred
,9-15
dividend
10-
$1.06'A
Inc.
6V*%
1
dividend
31'Ac
Southeast—
Y.)
Co.,
(Harvey)
9-15
10-
(quar.).
dividend)
for
England Power, 4.60%'
6% preferred (quar.)
10-
!_—
(quar.)
Gas
1
(quar.)
(quar.).
Consolidated Copper
60c
$1.12'A
A
Honolulu Construction &
Honolulu
10-
47'Ac
preferred
will
preferred
33 %c
36'Ac
—
Co.
9-21 d
1
preferred
Niagara
!
class
Insurance
9-21it
1
10-
4.
5%
35c
the
F.) 5.80% pfd.
F.) Company
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.,
1
10-
45c
...
approval
4'A%
New
$1.25
!
Furnace
10-
50c
45c
■
(N.
(stock
New
(E.
Heppenstall
9-15-)
59%c
gains)..
National
-
,
(quar.)
Heritage Fund,
1
$1.75
:
investment
National
10-
59%c
of
(quar.)—
(C.
9-15
10-
10-
Nova
Hein-Werner
9-21"'
1
i
Nuclear-Chicago
Rausernian
9-16-4
I
held
9-10
Hathaway
9-30
10-
(accum.)
:
common
share
per
9-18
(N.
9-Ui
10-
25c
common
9-30
Bank
9-30
California
Nov.
15c
from
9
9-30
10-15
20c
(quar.)—
Dairies,
of
from
(quar.)
Hamilton Paper Co.
:•
15c
1st
subject to
9-29
Hanover
9-15
(quar.)
Corp.
on
shares
$1.12'A
(quar.)—
Equipment
1
common......
redemption
Co.
of
Products
2-for-l
9-30
preferred
»
10-
30c
(quar.)
Co.
10c
5%
9-15
$25c
(quar.)
$10c
Griggs
1
f50c
(quar.)
for
Forging,
Plan
15c
(quar.)
Co.
9-16
10-
59%c
Guaranty Trust Co.
Motor
9-15
10-16
$1.50
(quar.)^
Co,,
8-31
t50c
15c
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
$1.37'A
B
9-30
9-15
9-29
(increased)
Drop
Morris
Rubber Co.—
(Daniel)
10-1#
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5.50
&
preferred
43A%
7
9-30
S.)
(reduced)
Giant
31'Ac
—
Auto
Moore
9-30
10-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
9-30
(quar.)
called
(quar.).*—
Great Universal Stores, Ltd. Amer. dep. rets.
9-15
9-15
12-
Indiana—
of
preferred
Green
9-22
10-15,
15c
Valley
Common
9-11
1
25c
Co.
preferred
L..t
10-14
32'/2C
(quar.)
Containers, Ltd., class
Equipment Co.—
Monroe
9-11
1
10-
10c
(quar.)
$1.25
..
•
1
9-28
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
30c
common
1
Illinois—
of
preferred
preferred
1
■
4V4%
International
(quar.)
Gas,
11-
10-
(quar.)__
Corp.
&
9-
37'Ac
common
Co.
issue
Mississippi
9-10
'Boston)
preferred
General
9-11
1
Falls
Entire
8-31
10-
International
changed to America Corp.
Fan Co.
(quar.)
9-15
9-25
(quar.)__
omitted
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
Minneapolis-Moline,
10c
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-11
10-
Co.,
Millers
8
10c
(quar.)_„
5.80%
9-
9-. 1
9-15
(quar.)
conv.
9-15
7
$1.25
9-15
Chesapeake Industries—
A
4»/2%
9-
12'Ac
pfd.
conv.
$1.40
9-15
10-
$1.20
!_
25c
pfd.
Class
Miller-Wohl
9-15
$30c
(quar.)
Co.
Telephone
9-15
9-15
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
common
9-30
75c
—
$2.40
Co,
7%
Utilities
9-30
25c
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
!
$1.40
9-15
Corp
Gotham, Inc., 5%
4
9-15
6c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.35
'
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
preferred
9-17
$1.02'A
C
D
B
1
9-29
$1,02'A
series
series
10-
10-
series
Chadbourn
<
25%
_
preferred
8
9-
9-30
9
25c
(quar.)
9-
9-15
South
37'Ac
Co.
Telephone
General
9
—
A
9-30
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Holland
$$1
(quar.)
Electric & Gas—
4.80%
Pasco
1
$$1.25
4.75%
de
9-15
10-
(quar.j..
series
Cerrro
1
$62'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Miller- Mfg.,
Telephone Co. of California—
$2,375
4
10-
$2'Ac
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.10%
9-
1
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
$93%c
4%
8
9-24
Telephone
9-15-.A
9-l;r
,
30c
(increased)
Inc.—
preferred
General
4
10-
preferred (quar.)
Capital City Products Co.
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Capitol Records
Carpenter (L. E.) Co. (stock dividend)
(J.
9-
1
10-
8%
Carter
9-15
10-
$37'Ac
(quar.)—
9-
split
Green
10-15
Ltd.—
preferred B to F (s-a)—_—.
Canadian
Industries, Ltd., common
9-25
25o
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd.
$25c
5%
Middle
Printing—
payment
Mills,
3-for-l
9-15
$1.24
(quar.)
9-30
inc.)
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
3
75c
Canada
Canadian
preferred
9-8
$1.05
Trust
9-10
1
$1.29
share plus this dividend
Minnesota
Fund,
Inc..:
(quar.)__
9-
717Ac
,
—
'9-25
3/10c
from
9-17
1
9-11
63c
_________——„
15
(quar.)
com.
&
1
$1.11
—
12c
class A (quar.)
preferred
11-16
1
9-30
10-
$1.04>
^_
(quar.)
30c
(quar.).
Final
Calgary
A
'
$1
!
Manifold
pfd. (quar.)
per
lc
(initial)
Co.,
12-
2
20c
Acceptance
$1.50
Modern
Investors
5% %
——*.»—.
vtc.
Co.
8-28
75c
class
$3
10-
(quar.)
Co.,
Merchants
50<i
':
!
Y.)
(quar.)
p'eferred
$5
"
10-15 "-1
10-15^
30c
(quar )
Gas
McKay
50c
L_
and
(N.
Inc., class B
(Common
9-17
9-15
9-30
11-
11 '/4 c
•
com.
Paper
Machine
9-11
9-21
holders
ap¬
'
Ltd.—
preferred
9-12
35c
18c
common
Freightlines
proval Oct. 23
Building
Products, Ltd.::—
Burgermeister Brewing, com.
4.75%
5
10-
10c
and
4V2%.
30c
9-30
25c
priority shares (quar.)
Bonding & Casualty Co
Public Service, common
(quar.)
Maine
9-10
1
&
Stores
Corp.,
Manchester
50c
$1.16'A
(quar.)
Wallace,
Co.,
Co.—
to
Stores,
preferred
&
General
'9-15
9-10
9-10" *
1
10-22
12V2C
(quar.)
Convertible
9-19
10-
Power
Drug
Mailman
—
(quar.)__
Bank
Corp.,
General
10-15
-2lhc/o
17Vbc
Power
9-10
25c
_i'il
income
gains
Garrett
9-10
126c
Lawrence
9-25
Fund—
capital
Gannett
9-10
62'Ac
(quar.)———_—
subject
9-16
—
(quar.)——
(quar.)!
Co.
1
!_
(1959)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
3-for-l
(quar.1)
vtc.
&
com.
Distillers
preferred
10-
—
(quar.)
Canada
preferred
(E.
———
(quar.)—
Glass
Brockway
(quar.)
9-21
10-
H
9-10
9-25
50c
90c
9-25
$37'Ac
A' (quar.)
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co.
(resumed)
Fraser Cos., Ltd.
(quar.)
Frigikar Corp.
(quar.)
9-16
(quar.)—
8-27
Lynchburg Foundry Co
$1.37'A
sales)
City
Mutual
Fair
5%
9-21
9-10
*
25c
——————
Sons
9-30
7V2C
(quar.)
common
invest,
securities
from
$4.20
9-16
10-
Ltd.
from
National
Forbes
9-21
$50c
Power
8
&
10-15
Mading
(quar.)
Products
Florida Telephone
8
9-
St.
(M.)
35c
Paper
(2 7/JOc
9-15
9-18
5%%
4%
1
9-20
5c
4'A%
Bruce
10-
9-11
9-30
Lowell Gas Co.____—
14c
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.—
9-23
40c
!
4,16%
9-30
preferred
9-15
Corp., $3 pfd. (quar.)
Publications, Inc. (quar.)
Fibreboard
5
30c
—
Telephone Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-
9-10'. f.
1
$1.433/4
(quar.)—__
(quar.)_________________
9-15
:
General
$$1.50
—
British Columbia
Brooke
30c
;—-—
—
(quar.)—
British Columbia
6%
9-25
1
10-
3c
common
Electric,
1
(quar.)
General
12'Ac
&
1
United
Extra
General
common
5%
Gas
18c
(Consolidated)
(quar:)
Shops
Convertible
cash)
(initial)—
Petroleum
Mfg,—
Decker
&
in
10-
(quar.)____—
10-
(quar.)
Assn.
General
of
Co.
10-
!___
Underwriters
Federated
(Payable in class A stock, fractional shares
9-10%
I2V2C
(quar.)___
60c
WilHahrtspcrrfc-RR/-Co? fs-a)__
Bake
6%
1
10c
20c
income)
Co.
V? Tt C:- cofnmon
2
J
9-15 -a
10-
Fund—
(Calif.)
Water
Federal
Frito
9-15
1
9-30
40c
$1
(R. I.),
$15c
Fund—
Fa'rrell-Birmin^ham'Co.,
Food
9-18 It.
t30c
preferred. ;(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
:
Inc.
(resumed-quar.)__
516%
9-15
50c
$25c
$50c
_
,
4.96%
10-15
(quar.)
Pipe
Chain
Class
First
10-
30c
v-
'
10
15c
income)
Stock
investment
Products
&
Farmers
9-14
9-30
84 %c
(quar.)—
Co. class A (stock
dividend)'——--
(stock
10-
9-15
1
$1
———
Paper
10-
45c
—
(quar.)
RR,
(quar.)——u——*—
Belgium Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
B
9-15
t-4
25c
Creek
Class
1
20c
—
(quar.)
preferred
r
9-24
__
Quarterly
Elmira
Florida
$1
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Bergstrom
iH O
15c
(quar-l-i.-^--^—-(quar.)_
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16%
4.44%
preferred (quar.)—
$40c
*.
Balanced
Howard
net
Elizabethtown
(5c
,
1
10-15
!
(quar.)
investment
net
&
Electrical
9-11
a
(extra)
Preferred—(quar.)—
$$1.12'A
...
Economy Baler
(quar.)...:
Eddy Match Co., Ltd. (quar.)___.
Egry Register, 5'A%' preferred (quar.)!
Nov.)
preferred (quar.)—
4'A% preferred (quar.)———
Bangor & Aroostock RR. (reduced)
Basic, Inc.
iquar.)—,
—„:
4'A%
9-11
9-28
stock¬
of
5%
30c
(increased-quar.)
Howard
from
4%
3%%
9-25
$5
pfd.
(Phila.)
Local Finance Corp.
Class A (quar.)
9-21
3%
Bakeries
&
(From
4
Baldwin
»-9-18
9-30
will be paid in lieu of fractional
shares, based on Aug. 31 close.
preferred (quar.)
15c
dividend
Eastern
1
9-30
(initial-quar!)-.
Corp.
20c
'
Ltd
Company
9-15
9-18
b
J
36V2C
(quar.)______
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), com. (stock dividend)
Lower
Eaton
.9-19
Lehn&Fink Products Corp. (increased quar.)
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd.—.
_■
9
10-
quar.)—
(quar.)
Paper,
10-
10-26
(increased-quar.)
Dover Industries, Ltd., 6%
Duffy-Mott Co. (quar.)
4
9-15
$433Ac
—
Lancaster
25c
(initial
Dominion Foundries & Steel, com.
Donaldson
10-26
50c
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
35c
-
(quar.)__
Portland
Diversey
$75c
—
Industries
Diamond
Eaton
9-30
(John), Ltd. fquar.)__!
Lay (H. W.) & Co., class A (quar.)___
12-18
1-4-60
:
9-10
*
Labatt
9-15
1-4-60
$1.75
preferred
Nut, 6%
preferred
Koppers Company, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
9-21
&
Federal
7%
B-G
60c
Kelling
<^9-14
10-
'
.
1
25c
(quar.)__
Corp., $1.46 pfd.
preferred (quar.j
Kearney (James R.) Corp.—
9-14
1_
(quar.)__
i
9-
'
30c
$1.43 %
Steel
53/4%
9-14
1
15c
(reduced)
'
35c
;
Cash
M
Delta
10-14
87'Ac
Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)
1
—
(quar.)
T
(From
10-
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper Mills—
Gas
9-11
9-30
12'Ac
Centers
(quar.)————
Co. (increased quar.)
Auto-Soler
10-15
5
10-
Payable of Rea,
...
Corpy (quar.
Kaiser
9-30
12'Ac
Sewing
Avalon
10-15
40c
—.—
Western
3
97'Ac
——
—
(quar.)_
Arts
Arkansas
9-
(Indianapolis)—'
———
preferred
D
8-31
9-15
$1.25
preferred
Anglo Canadian
9-15
35d
...
Co.
(quar.)
9-15
1
-
(quar.
B
10-
10-
(quar.)
41/2%
(quar.)——i——
Ins.
A
Class
$2.80
9-15
20c
(quar.).
preferred
Dominion
...
Foundry—
Products
Class
Common
10-9
1
stock¬
(quar.)—
American
2
10-
(increased)._
approval of
Telegraph Co. (N. J.)
Ltd.
(quar.)——
preferred
American
11-
45c
_c_!
com.
to
(quar.)———
American
5%
9-15
10-
20.
preferred
American
3.90%
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
American
30c
$1.25
9-15
10c
preferred
$2
._
...
1
—
7%
Decca
<___
(quar.)
B
$S
time.
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
5%
and
this
at
10-
25c
.
7
Kahler
$1,371/2
17'Ac
common
preferred
preferred
David
4
9-15
L
Share
..
...
Holder*
When
Per
Company
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co,-—
7% preferred (s-a)..__
9-15
1
Common
4
9-
1
871/2C
series)
Sugar,
9-15
10-
______
(quar.)
Name of
9-10
10-
Corp. (quar.)_
6% preferred (quar.)
Mfg.,
of Rec.
25c
_
Petroleum
Cuban-American
H olden
1
$1.37'A
(quar.)
7%
75c
preferred
Cosden
(1947
Reynolds
7%
2%
deferred
&
10-
50c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
America
(quar.)
of
$1.37'A
(quar.)
B
preferred
Corroon
a
____
$4
stocks
3'A%
4
America Corp.—
Payments
Corp.
common
A
When
Payable
■
Cocper-Jarrett. Inc.
(quar.).
Corning Glass Works, common
3'A%
preferred
(quar.)
7%
(initial/
"
Co.,
preferred
Controls
two^
a
declare
Gas
preferred
5'A%
a
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd., pfd. (quar.)
dividend.......
5'A%
Crampton
quar.).
October
proposal to split the shares
for-one
basis,
and
also
to
33 'A %
stock dividend.
Allyn & Bacon
9-15
9-30
60c
Insurance
of Rec.
(Hartford)—
Co.
.
Stockholders
Stock
When- Holders
-
Consumers
follow with
the
show
we
Per
Share
Name of Company
Commonwealth Water Co., 5'A%
pfd. (quar.)
Consolidated Rendering Co.
(quar.)...
I*
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(»7»)
Per
Name of
Extra
Radio
Rapid
Co.
American
Reliance
Mfg.
3%%
Corp.
(111.)
Co.
Richman
Register,
Extra
class
Schwitzer
5%%
,,5%%
Servel,
pfd.
(quar.)
A
27 %c
(quar.)
Marchant,
1
1
9-15
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
12 %c
Water,
9-23
9-
10-
1
9-15
11-
2
10-15
$1 50
50c
—
4%% pfd.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-
1
$1.12'/a
10-15
10-
—v
{62 '/2c
11-16
10-20
{$1.50
10-15
9-18
{$1
10-15
9-19
1
&
Ohio
(quar.)
trust
(s-a)—«
preferred
9-15
Petroleum
Corp.,
$0.1719
7c
—
*
(increased)
10-
1
9-15
9-15
10-
10-
9-
1
4
9-1
1
9-10
9-25
,
_____
9-30
9-17
25c
9-25
9-15
Products
(James)
Inc., 5%
Ltd.,
pfd.
com.
(quar.),__—.
Stock
Allen
Industries,
Stock
Allied
9-
9
9-
Instrument
Tex-Tube,
6%
Inc.,
Gas
12 Vac
15c
—__——-
this
9-19
10-
9-
1
Artists
$1.35
9-15
4
9-
4
redemption.
Textile
Textron, Inc.,
J
$1.25
Thor
conv.
Power
Timely
Amer.
United
(quar.)-_—
common
Co.
10-
1
31 V.c
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-15
40c
——:—__
25c
—
(K.
lie
______
(quar.)
Forging
Union Electric Steel
(Jnlon Investment
9-15
1
9-16
11-10
11-16
9-19
9-19
$3.75
O.
0.
S.
Foil,
2-for-l
class
split
holders
9-30
9-15
9-12
8-28
9-15-
9-
70c
15c
50c
9-11
10-
1
5
Co.
A
and
Oct.
payment
American
Aggregates,
preferred
of
9-
Extra
Welsbach
West
<4.10%
4JK)%
4%%
'•
preferred
•
preferred
(quar.)___
9-11
9-30
50c
11-
2
$2
10-
1
9-14
10-
9
9-10
25c
9-15
9-
4
50c
9-15
9-
5
O
American
20c
$1.37 Va
10c
10-
10-
1
1
9-10
9-14
9-14
9-
1
50c
10-
1
9-10
50c
10-1
9-10
30c
9-11
9-
9-ir
3
(quar.)_^_—
40c
9-30
(quar.)_________
(quar.)__________—_
(quar.)__—
$1.02%
10-15
9-12
$1.05
10-15
9-12
$1.12%
10-15
9-12
9-25
9-10
B
——
(quar.)
preferred B
4-|0%
$1.12%
,____
Western
$1.40
Surety
Department Stores
Grocers
•4%
Ltd.,
class
$1.02%
$1.10
35c
(quar.)__^
A
20c
(quar.)_____
.
preferred
—
Ry.,
preferred
preferred
common
(quar.)
Jewelry Co.
9-21
9-15
1
9-30
10-
1
{50c
10-15
{35c
10-15
$1
12-
1
9-14
9-10*
9-15
9-1511-12
90c
—_—
(quar.)
,
10-15
10-
—
9-29
$1
9-29
9-17
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
'£% preferred (•quar.i___
Wilson-Jones
Co.
(increased)
2*_-e
9-21
—,
(quar.)_____
;
Insurance Securities
(resumed)-—
Western Maryland
&%
9-21
10-15
—
Western
•
10-15
$1.05
(quar.)_—.—r___—__
preferred C
(quar.)—
West Texas
Utilities, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)_—
Western Casualty &
Western
3
9-
9-10
8-14
10-
10-20
1
9-
4
9-22
Atlantic
25c
9-30
183/4C
10-
37 VaC
Atlas
8-21
Auto
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
8-14
1
9-18
Can
Co.,
7%
1
10-
9-16
1
——-
9-25
9-11
Chain
American
Chicle
9-15
4
20c
9-15
8-31
——
25c
Electric
9-15
8-21
10-1
Export
American
Express
62V2c
American
Felt
preferred
American
Co.
B
American
General
Baldwin
6%
A
Class
B
American
(increased)—_
8-21
9-25
9-
1
9-
1
Bancroft
1
Bangor
10-
1
75c
9-11
9-
9-10
9-18
9- 4
9-15
9-
4
1
9-
4
9-15
9-
8
Bal)bitt
5%
8-10
:o-
25c
10-
25c
1
9-15
9-1.0
9-29
9-17'
$1.75
9-17
9-29
9-17
25c
—___
25c
Ice
Extra
common
Barber
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
25c
10-10
9-19
9-10
10-
8-21
10-
1
9-15
11-
2
9-15
9-22
8-28
3c
,9-25
9-
4
9-3.8
9-
4
15c
9-23
9-25
Beaver
fquar.)
10-15
9-30
1-15-60
13-31
62 VaC
—
10-
!—
Class
>
9-28
50c
10-20
9-25
9-i?
Beau
2
9-17
Beaubran
10-20
1
5
9-2
10-
1
9-
9-30 '
50c
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
$1.12V2
50c
12-
9-16
1
11-20
9-15
8-31
12-15
8-28
9-15
2%
10-
•.
9-11
1-1-60
12-11
2%
7-1-60
12V2c
9-10
15c
9-30
$1.12V2
10-
Life
9-15
10-
1
9-i5
9-15
8=31-
45c
9-
9
8-26'
7 V2c
10-
2
9-10
10-
2
9-10
{25c
10-
1
{25c
10-1
9-10
{35c
A
—_
10-
9-10
9-10'
10c
9-11
8-26
9-15
8-3*
9-15
8-31
9-15
9-
60c
(quar.)
&
50c
——_1.
Inc.
Co.
20c
———__
(quar.)
Hemihway
£
9-15
9-
r
11-
9
12-
15c
1
15c
'(quar.—
(quar.)
——___"
of Canada (quar.)_____
10-31
20c
;
3-1-60
20c
Insurance
1
8-28.
common—_—
—_
Life
9-
9-19
1-31-60
10-14!
1-13
20c
10-15
9-15,
GOc
•:'
3-1-60
{50c
Co.
dividend
1
17V2C
(increased)
Mfg.,
10-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1
60c
Bendix Aviation Corp: (quar.)__—______—.%
Beneficial Finance Co. (quar.)
!
9-17
1
1
$1
(quar.)
Savers,
Bell. Telephone
11-30
9-16
10-
10-
75c
_
shares
preferred
preferred
4%
1 '
6-10
8-25
9-16
25c
:
(quar.)-:.
shares__——_________________
Hardware
Common
4%
,
,
8-31
1
2%
(quar.)
____—_——
Creek RR.
4%
9-25
1%
Beneficial Standard
3c
9-15
{80c
(quar.)r:
dividend)
6%
conv
class
Distilling (quar.)
Belknap
8-25
40c
9-25
30c
Ltd.
_____________—_
Counselors
Beech
Belding
8-28
,
9-25
10-20
Corp.—
Bearer-
Beauty
8-25
8
9-10
10-20
10-20
—_______——_
Brummel Ties
9-15
9-10
1
$1
Co., Ltd.—(quar.)
Ordinary
-
9-
$1.75
—
A
(quar.
preferred (quar.)_—
$1.40
2
9-
9-1^
9-15
10-16
(quar.)—_
common
1
25C
12V2C
Lumber
11-11
:
8-id
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.,
Common
9-14
12-
'
9-25
(quar.) —
(quar.)
(quar.)~
Optical Co., com.
(quar.)
Lomb
Oil
10-
50c
12-15
40c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
9-21
50c
—
& Chemical,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
12 %c
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-U,
25c
2-
8
Co—
2%
_____——
Sugar
preferred
(quar.)
10-
1
9-1 i
American
Surety f N. 3L)
American
Quarterly
1
Bibb- Mfg. Co. (quar.)_:—
Biddeford & Saco Water (quar.)—
9-15
9-
1
9-24
9-
1
4
Black.
1
10-
1
9-
3
25c
8-31
8-
7
15C
9-30
9-18
60c
9-3
8-25
(quar.)—.
—
1
9-iy
10-20
10-10
10c
9-19
9-
9-
10-15
9-16
10-15
9-16
35c
9-
9-
.
4.25%
preferred (quar.)—'
*(5.60% preferred (quar.)
$1 06%
.
9-11
Bloch
10-
2
9-11*
Boeing
10-
1
9-
Bros.
Co.
Airplane
Eohack
preferred
(quar.)
C.)»'Inc., common
prior pfd. (quar.)
9-10
Bohn
Aluminum
$1.50
10-
1
Stores,
12 Vac
10-
&
9-10
Bond
5
9-19
Book-of-the-Month
30c
9-22
9-10
40c
9-
Increased
Inc.
Brass
Corp.
Club,
8-24
Booth
9-30
9-15-
9-16
Borg-Warner Corp., common
.3Vfe%
preferred (quar.)
9-23
9-
preferred
8-i4
'
M,.
9-19.
9-10
8-20
25c
31 V»c
.
I
;
"
30C
5%-
10-
1
9-
4
9-15
9-15
9-
1.
9-14
9-
1'
1010-
9-16
9-10
50c
(quar.)___
:
9-15
'
dividend)
(quar.)___
9-30
$3.37%
—
—_—
9-30
3Va%
9-{5
9-15
50c
—_______
10c
(stock
1
K
1
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Inc.'—
35c
Fisheries
10-
1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
(quar.)
-quarterly
10-
I,
35c
0%
(H.
10-10
>
$1.40
(quar.)
Tobacco,
1,
{10c
9"
Co.
4
{25c
•
9-12
Blaw-Knox
4
1
10-
9-12
8-31-
50c
10-
$1.25
9-23
2
3
1
$1.183/4
1
4
9-15'
10-
$1.43%
10-
2
50c
—
—•—
Bryson, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.),
preferred (quar.)
:
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
5V2%
_
(quar.)
pfd.- (quar.♦
Sivalls &
10-
4%
1
5.75%
40c
,
9-
',4.75%
Co.—
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
9-15
,
433/4 c
(-stock dividend)__
Electronics
9-
10-
82 %c
6%
9-15
70c
$1.50
2
9-11
•
$1.75
Billups Eastern Petroleum- Co. (<juar.)
Hats; Ltd., common (quar.
v
$i: preferred A (quar.)_^_
30c
50c
American
Transit
(quar.)_
_^_
American Vitrified Products (quar.)—
American Writing Paper
(quar.)__-_——___
Ampco Metal, Inc. (increased)—-—.—___—
Company
Bethlehem- Steel
1
1%
9-
50c
9-15
Corp.,
9-
9-15
60c
(quar.)l-:
preferred
9-
*
:
'.
9-15
20c
(quar.)
15c
—
(quar.)
,
Tobacco,
common
9-
*
:
Telephone & Telegraph
Cement,
20c
_a.
Biltmore
(quar.
—
1
&
9-15
tkiuar.)____i
__
10-
4%
Lime
9-15
•
common
Bessemer
$1.25
—
Co.-(quar.)
9-15
1
Bergs.trom1 Paper Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)^
:
$1
J
Refining,-
9-10
30c
(incr.)
; 6%
preferi'ed fquar.)—__L_™
American Smelting & Refining
(quar.)^—
American Stamping (qiaar.)—
American Steel Foundry (quar.)
Stores
10-
11-10
«'
———
Potash
Amphenol-Borg
8-27
8-21
50c
8-20
lc
Co.
American Re-insurance (N.
Y.)
American Snuff Co., common
Anaconda
9-10
9-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
10-
10c
$5 preferred
American Radiator & Standard
Sanitary—
?
American
1-1S
25c
_________________________
(James B.)
Stock
dividend
8-28
1
9-18
9-22
—__
Quarterly
7%
9-11,
(Galveston)
Optical
American
1
9-30
Photocopy Equipment Co.—
American
4
10-15
'
News
Common
9-
10-15
1-15-60
60c
(quar.)
Works
&
9-21
40c
——
preferred
9-15
9-15
$1.50
preferred
Iron
10-
$1.75
American
(4
9-15
25c
_——__
(Stock
Beam
$1.31V4
^
American
4V«%
Bausch
Beech-Nut
___—i—
American
r
9-15
10-15
25c
preferred
Canada
Corp.
Corp.
Bayview
9-15
class A
(quar.)
&'Foundry (quar.)
Metals, Inc. (quar.)__
Maize-Products Co., common
American
Barden
9-30
12-22
Co..
Quarterly
1
25c
income-!
Bates Manufacturing, common
8-27
10c
—
1
10-
25c
8^27—
20c
preferred (quar.)—
American Meter Co.
(quar.)
American National Insurance Co.
8-21
10-
5%
(quar.)
dividend
9-10
$1.50
(quar.)
(<?uar.)
investment
dividend
15c
&
preferred
1
$1.50
Machine
7 %
9-15
50c
(quar.).
Stock
10c
—______
4Vt%
9-25
5%
preferred A
Oil
9-10
30c
preferred (quar.)_____—______
Laundry Machinery Co
America
(quar.)
(Joseph) & Sons
preferred
10-10
30c
_
Locker
•■
9-
16'/4c
J
Insulator
1
T.), Inc.—
Barber-Ellis.of
8-27
9-15
40c
International
Corp
Investment Co. of Illinois—
American
11-30
9-10
$1.50
preferred
10-
t25c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
Bank Building & Equipment (quar.)
25c
Products
Co.,
6%
American
8-31
12-15
30c
(quar.)___—
——.——
of
Hydro-Electric,
30c
——-
preferred
9-1^
t25c
Ltd. (quar.)
4v4%
4%
(quar.)_
6%
(B.
conv.
4%
Bath
$6 preferred
American Hardware
Corp. (quar.)
American Hoist & Derrick
American
9-19
25c
Corp. (monthly)__
Supply Corp. (quar.)
1
t25c
—
7%
8-10.
,
25C
1
(quar.)
American
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
15c
Felt, common
(quar.)_—
4
10-
4
Corp.—
(quar.)
A
Baldwin Piano
$1.50
Hair &
8-
$1
(quar.)
-
Co.
6%
Piano,
preferred
8-19
50c
Quarterly
Greetings
4
9-11
—
9-
50c
—
American
9-1^
8-
50c
(quar.)——
class
Company——
S-10
35c
(quar.)____—___—
(quar.)
Corp
Insurance (Houston) —
F
9-10
42c
•
Products
S
40c
Foreign Power Co. (quar.)
American Fire & Casualty Co.
(Orlando, Fla.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
:
Forest
8-28
9-11
(3-for-2 split subject to approval of stock¬
holders Sept. 24)——_—
;
9-15
87 V2C
&
American
9-14
Alarm
from
40c
(quar.)_____.
Co., common
(quar.)
1
9-15
Collieries
25c
(quar.)
Lines
9- 1
9-14
10-
10-15
(quar.)—______________
Canteen
Quarterly
9- 1
50c
dividend—
Fire
1
t55c
(quar.)-—
Axe-Houg.hton Stock Fund-
9-11
American Enka Corp.___—
American
Stock
8-14
9-15
(quar.)
Automatic
8 21
25c
—
_______
Power
9-15
43 %c
________
preferred
Co.
9-11
9- 1
'
8-31
—
Dredging Co.
A
Ayshire
$1.62%
Commercial
American
Powder
Automatic
9-15
Co.—
(quar.)
& Cable
(quar.)____
Co.
(quar.)
American
pfd.
!
Electric Service Co.,
Class
10-
37 Vac
______—
:
9-15
15c
B
Quarterly
9-10
10-
50c
;
1
9-18
9-10
30c
(quar.)
9-
1
-
65c
jjquar.)___
Atlas Corp., com.
(stock div.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Atlas Life Insurance
(Tulsa)
(quar.)______
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
Ltd.,
1
9-10
$1
(quar.)
Wholesalers
Class
10-
$1.50
(quar.)______
Greyhound Corp., 4%
Rexining Co.. common
Atlantic
9-15
93 3/4 c
Inc.,
common
(quar.)___
5%
preferred
(quar.)__________
9-19
t
Common
preferred
Atlantic
4
Extra
quar.)
West Penn Power—
'
4%%
4L20%
1
9-
American
(quar.)^—_____
common
9-
1
9-21
25c
—_____
—______—___
(increased
9-11
$2
______——__
American
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred C
Atlantic
75c
1st
American
—■—
Corp.
1
10-
9-21
1
{75c
Penn
9-
75c
4
1
stock¬
Ward Baking, common
(resumed quar.)____
5%%
preferred (quar.)—______
_____
Ward Leonard Electric
Motor
9-15
75c
(quar.)
35c
25c
4
Rubber
25c
Atlantic
133/4C
9-10
,t
8-24
(quar.)
9-11
Company
1
9-15
Industries
Co.
9
10-
37 V2C
(quar.)_____
RR.
8
9-
8-24
_______
Line
9-
9-30
tl8c
—______
Coast
9-30
8-24
9-30
8 28
9-15
1
25c
9-15
50c
9-30
10-
35c
9-15
9-24
8-20
*
25c
9-24
{25c
'
1
>
8
9-
9-30
$1.25
1
8-20
10-
1
10-15
—~—
1
9T1
50c
2%
.2%
10-
7
9- 3
(quar.)__
com.
10-
9-10
1
Ltd.—■
—
Picture
Motion
9-15
8-
t30c
.;__
Co.,
10-
35c
______—
Hardware Co.,
Refining
9-15
9-15
12 V2C
10-
9-10
1
1
.___
$2
9-11
1
(quar.
preferred (quar.)..—
preferred (quar.)___:
(quar.)
9-13
1
10-
35c
30p
10-1
9-
American
(quar.);
Waukesha
9-21
1
Home
this
—_____—
Co.
1
10-
10^
93 %c
Spring Corp. (increased)
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
$4 participating class A (quar.)
Associated Transport, Inc.—
6% conv. preferred (accum.)_
Associates Investment (quar.)_
Atlantic Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
5V2%
preference (s-a)_—
Atlantic City Electric (quar.)—
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Conn. (quar.)__
30c
_______
Yiau. Ltd.
10-
9-15
10-1
$1.18
Associated
10-
Hospital
10-
9-30
at
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Associated
40c
54/4%
(quar.)
Fire Insurance
8-31
30c
2nd
Ltd.
&
8-31
1
$1.37
(quar.)____.—..—_______
(quar.)____-__——
D.)
9-15
10-
_$L03
(quar.)
Oil
9-21
'
common
25c
$1.16 Vt
(quar.)____-—
preferred (quar.)
$1.50 2nd preferred
9-21
(quar.)_
Co.,
8-21
and
1960,
—
$5
1
—
preferred
9-15
'
Ashland
1
(quar.)_
Note
B
1
Bank
American
Co.
Class
10-
quar.)__
common
5%
CUrp.
10-
10-
——_____
30c
Industries
10-
25c
—
American
4
6.
Utah Home
8-31
Agricultural Chemical Co.
B
Steel (quar.)_
Universal Leaf
Tobacco, common
Utah Hotel
9-11
25%
(quar.)
Sugar (quar.)
American
9-
10-
—
class
common
America,
9-16
9-15
(quar.)
com.
of
8-28
9-15
15c
Universal-Cyclops
8%
9
25c
subject to approval
on
9-
20c
time).
(J.
American
9
25c
series)
S. Ceramic Tile—
(Action deferred on
-
9-
13 %c
Storage
Aslidown
4
1
—
(initial
com.
Corp.—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Amalgamated
Corp.—
(quar.)
Corp.
(1S58
9-
9-11
—
preferred
Class
(quar.).
preferred
Onited Cold
9-10
1
10-
8c
(quar.)__—
Onion Metal Mfg. (quar.)
Onited Cities Gas, common
6 %
7
10-
12 VaC
♦
—
Truck Underwriters Assn.
Tyler Refrigeration Corp
9-30
20 Vac
a—
________——
Steel
Quarterly
8-
40c
——
Williams
9
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
9-21
9-12
9-11
value
quar.)__—
Corp.
Corp.,
•
Income)
Tower Acceptance
Corp., class A
&
9-18
C.)—
(quar.)_—_________—
Transue
1
Asbestos
Pictures
Stores
Aluminum
6 %
$0,118
(Prom net investment
Tobin Packing Co.
Transcon Lines
Extra
10-
9-15
Arundel
30c
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., com. (quar.)—_a__
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement
(quar.)—
Trust—
Fund
Torrington Co.
8-31
31V4C
dep. rets.
Income
9-10
(quar.)_____—_____
(quar.)
Inc.
Securities
10c
(quar.)——______
preferred
Tool
Clothes,
Tobacco
Co.
new
preferred
American
Insurance
9-11
8-31
10-
9-28
quar.)__—
(increased
B
Constable
1
$1.06'A
—
Barge Line
American Cyariamid Co., common
(quar.)___
3 V2 % preferred series D
(quar.)
1
Class
9-15
1
——
Institute-—
American
9-
9-15
10-
10-
_______
Chemical
Allied
4
9-10
'
5.40%
pfd._
are
not
yet
available,
issue is being called for
details
believe
30c
(quar.
(quar.)
Transmission,
Although
we
(quar.)__——
common
preferred
Texas
Co.
Arnold
$1.25
Corp.
(quar.)
Allied Laboratories (quar.)
9
30c
Taylor
9-11
dividend——
5V2%
9-15
1
9-11
1
10-
25c
__—___c__
(guar)
(increased
A
$1.50
_____
6 %
preferred
American Biltrite
1
1
—.
9-15
1
10-
10-
Class
12 Wc
—
Stee) Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Alleghany Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a)
6%
convertible prefeired
(s-a)—rr-,---—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (oudr. )^___i-
10-15
10-
9-11
12 V>c
—
_—_____
Hamilton
American
10-
1
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
9-15
10-
10-
$1.15
common
9-11
{15c
Armstrong
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_——
Inc.,
9-30
62 V2c
(quar.)
9-11
$1.05
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
10-2
{50c
(G.),
1
10c
8-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
b——
Cork, $3.75 preferred (quar.)___ %
Rubber Co.—-
Armstrong
—
1
9-11
preferred
9-11
:
4
30c
preferred
1
34 3/8 c
4
99-
Light—
&
preferred
4.72%-
10-
2c
Algoma
6'/a%
Tamblyn
4.32%
:
37 VaC
___________
9-
—
_—__—
Power
10-
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
{$1.25
.
Talcott
(quar.):
(quar.)
$4.20
preferred
Steel
35c
Ltd.—
9-15
Arvin
Mfg.
25c
(quar.)
9-14
1
Arkansas
34 %c
—-—
Alexander
9-11
20c
;
—
B
B
Alden's,
4Vi%
9-18
$1.50
._
(quar.).—___—
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (quar,
Supertest
1
9-30
{20c
Standard-Toch Chemical, Inc._.«
Starrett
(L. S.) Co. (quar.)
Co.
10-
$2
(initial)...—______
Thomson Corp.—
Mfg.
6%
9-15
1
10-
2
9-15
:9-ll
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
5.48%
:—
Mfg., class A
(qtiar.)_____
preferred
(quar.)__-A_—
Allied
stock
convertible
1
15c
—_——
common
Standard
10-
34c
'quar. )„—
Oxygen Co.
Railway—•
Mobile
25c
10-
40c
10-
45c
7 V2C
4.
Dec.
Power
Common
34 %C
preferred
preferred
Alco
9-14
9-23
record
Arkansas-Missouri
8-24
65 c
(quar.)_
preferred
Wood
Class
9-15
9-28
(quar.)
.
preferred
Alan
9
$1.38
12 %c
(quar.)
2
9-16
10,- 5
•34%S
A
Power,
4.60%
9-15
12 %c
Alabama
9-15
10-
Brass
5%
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)__
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.—
Stearns
10-
9-
9-17
9- 3
changed from $5 to $2.50,
be
holders of
to
Industries-
Akron
Par
would
9c
(quar.)___
Participating
split.
two-for-one
proposed
shares would be distributed Jan. 4,
1
9-30
Corp.
9-14
5
53VsC
Ltd.___
9-1
9-25
8-12
9-1?
(quar.)
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
(quar.)
—_—
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
(quar.)—
Stockholders will vote -on Nov. 24 on a
9-10
10-
9
9-30
(quar.)
8-28
3%
___
—.
Albermarie Paper
___________—
Southern
Aida
9
10c
participating preferred (quar.)______
Participating
Southern Nevada Telephone, com.
(quar.)__
5.44%
Southern
5Va%
8-27
10-
dividend)
(increased quar.)
preferred
preferred
Oil
Argo
8-20
11-
9-22
9-
35c
—50c
Corp.
9-10
3%
5
7
25c
(quar.)
9-25
37 Vac
'
(quar.)___
9-
-
Co.
9-11
15c
——:—-—
Corp.
1
30c
v
'
Smelting
7c
—
(stock
preferred
Development,
Anglo-Newfoundland
9-10
1
9-15
9-17
10-
$1
—_—
25c
(quar.)_
V2 %
10-
9-
9-30
common
'quar.)
9-5
9-15
30c
____
Corp.,
Angostura-Wuppermann
Apex
8-24
10-1
J30c
.
B
6%
9-15
2
{15c
{$1.25
—
(quar.)____
8-27
11-
1
9-10
Oil
t-t; 4(4 %-preferred
9
9-
(quar.).
Inc.
Anderson-Prichard
9-1-
5c
___a_
A
5
Inc.;—
6%
5%
1
9-10
Canada Power Co.,
Common
New
10-
$1.25
$6 preferred (quar.)
South Penn Oil Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh
7-18
—9-10
9-
1
1
(quar.)
Class
4-18
8-1-60
$1.25
-~r«—
Sorg Paper Co., common (quar.k._
5%%
preferred
(quar.)—South Georgia Natural Gas, common
Southern
5-2-60
1
9
10-
(increased)-——-a—
Co.
Class
10-17
10-
Anheuser-Busch,
9
10-
(quar.)——
Ltd.—
_____
Co._
Corp.
Common
1-18
{45c
(Com. payment omitted at this time)
Sommers Drug Stores Co., common (quar.)
50c preferred 'quar.)
•
South
2
$1
9-
Hqlders
9-15
43 %c
preferred
(quar.»
Hocking Glass Corp., com. (quar.)_
$4 preferred (quar.)___-—'
Anchor Post Products (quar.)
—
8-28
-9-
1
{28V«c
Aetna Insurance Co.
(quan)
Agricultural Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)—a
Aid, Investment & Discount, Inc.^—
9-11
10c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Bkenandoa Rayon Corp.—
5%
class A preferred
(quar.)
—5% prior preferred (quar.)
Smith-Corona
11-
1
2-2-60
$1.31 V4
(quar.)_—
.
Aeroquip
10-
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)__:—.
25c
Corp,
dividend
h
Share
-
Co., common
Casualty
Anchor
of Rec.
H2Vac
—
-—
Process
Express
Stock
9-16
10-
Products
Addressograpb-Multigraph
9-11
15c
(quar.)
>
Sherwin-Williams,
1
9-30
27 %c
——
Adams
8-21
27%c
27%C
Seven-Up Bottling (Los Angeles)
Extra
37%c
10-
Electric
Acushnet
8-21
1
9-30
——
Acme Wire Co.
9-15
1
9-
{15c
___
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Inc., $5.25 preferred
SYz'/c
1
9-
t$.328lV»
(quar.)
5%%
Acme
9-15
10-
Metal
A
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-15
5c
9-15
Sugar Refineries,
(quar.)
Common
8-26
15c
Ltd.
preferred
1
1
9-10
20c
A
(quar.)
Corp,,
10-
Payable
10c
45c
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
Fer
Name of Company
Anchor
Holdert
62 Vac
(quar.)_—a—
Class
9-15
"
25c
&
When
Share
(quar.)
Stores
Acadia-Atlantic
9-15
1
10-
$1.25
Abrasive
9-15
10-
Wrigley
Laboratories, common
<quar.)
4% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Abitibi Power & Paper Ltd., com. (quar.)
~4» 4 % %
preferred (quar.)
9-10
9-21
25c
•>—
Sangamo Electric
9-1"
9-30
20%
-
10-13
1
Company
Industries
F
.
previous
$1.75
Abbott
"
10-
C
ACF
10-13
1
9-15
65c
$1.25
—
Industries,
9-15
11-1
11-
A
9-10
9-30
50c
~i
_
Royalite Oil, Ltd.—
5V*% preferred (quar.)__
Russell
Name of
9-18
1
in
/
Per
9-18
1
~
2nd
of
Royal
Royal
1
10-
~^20c
,
preceding table.
9-17
10-
give the dividends announced
we
1
10-
59 %c
——
Bros,
preferred
9-
9-29
$1.12'/z
(quar.)
(quar.)——___
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ages Corp. (quar.)
Crown Cola
(quar.)
9-15
10c
—
(Subject to stockholders approval Sept. 14)
Telephone, com (quar.)—.——--
5%
1
9-21
25c
(quar.j,..—
Rochester
5%
10-
25c
_
(quar.)
Rieke Metal Products Corp
Rochester Button
(stock divid.)—_________
Rock
9-15
87 %c
(resumed)
Reynolds Metals, 4'/a% 2nd pfd.
4%%
preferred A (quar.)
Inc.
1
12%c
(quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp., SI pfd.
Resistoflex Corp~(initial) zzz.
Rhodes,
10-
Below
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
9-14
5c
(quar.)
com.
I
{,10c
preferred
cony,
of Rec.
10-
+27c
——~_j—
_—
Holdert
Payable
Hoc
'
——
—
Condenser
When
Share
Company
Quebec Telephone Co. (s-a)___—.
it & M Bearings, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
.
_:
—
11-
10-
7
87V2c
10-
9-
9
12-
9
87V2c
1-2-60
-
Volume
190
Number 5879
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(979)
Per
Name of
Holdert
Share
Payable
of Rec.
12Vzc
Covipany
When
10-10
Food
Stock
Stores
(quar.)
*
*
dividend
3%
5%% preferred
Pioneer
(E.
J.)
Bridgeport
4y2%
Brass
Co.,
5.28%
preferred
Briggs & Stratton
Mfg.
Bristol
new
10-
(quar.)
$1.04
10-
9-
5
1
1
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
10-
1
$1.19
10-
1
9-15
t $1.34%
10-
1
9-15
Crown Cork & Seal Co. Inc.,
9-
$2 pfd.
Crown
dep.
Eritish
rets.
Columbia
4%
ord.
preferred
preferred
Buchanan Steel
10-
9
t$l
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
It-
9-
title
Inc.
9-15
9-
9-30
9-16
2%
37 V2c
$1.25
,
20%
1
9-14
9-15
10-
1
15c
4-for-3
U5c
8
1
9-
4
1-2-60
12-11
25c
9-21
9-11
fl2c
9-15
25c
10-20
9-25
lOe
___
10
Corp.,
9-14
8-14
8-21 \
corporate
(initial
common
split
common
T.
Financial
Corp.
5%%. preferred
(quar.)
California-Pacific Utilities,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
28'/a c
5.40%
Calumet
&
65c
(quar.)
•
common
(quar.)
Insur.
common
Forgings,
(quar.)
Life
Canada
Class
B
Class
A
Class
$1.25
(quar.)
Canadian Drawn
preferred
9-30
9-11
Colorado
9-30
9-11
8-31
Ltd.,
common
preference
Ltd..
(quar.)__
General
Ice
1
9-
4
Commercial Shearing
Carson,
3-
4
4-1-60
3-
4
Commonwealth
10-
1
9-15
Commonwealth
10-
1
9-
Community
9-15
Concord
$$1
9-15
8-31
Confederation
9-15
8-31
Connecticut
8-31
Quarterly
1
0-
10-15
10-
1
._
Co.
$$1.50
(quar.)
._
$$2
10-15
9-30
10-
9-15
1
$20c
10-
1
Company,
(quar.)
I.)
6^2%
2nd
Castle
(quar.)
Co., 7% pfd.
&
Cook,
Inc.
1
9-30
Steel
Products
4(4%
preferred
preferred
15c
;
50c
4.35%
4.75%
Central
4(4%
4.64%
Central
4%
Hudson
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Illinois
:
9-12
10-
1
9-12
9-10
2oc
9-11
8-21
9-30
9-15
1
9-25
10-
1
20-
99-
Consolidated
Co.
Consumers
Power
Continental
(quar.)_.
$3.75
Continental
60c
9-10
$1.16
com.
(quar.)
10-
44c
(quar.)
1
35c
87'AC
$1.15
1
9-11
9-10
8-20
9-30
9-18
9-30
9-18
9-10
10-
1
9-10
1
9-10
$1.50
10-
1
9-10
$1.18%
10-
1
9-10
—
(quar.)__
—
N.
—.
Y.
(quar.)_
—-—-
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
Co.
Co.
—
—
—__
(quar.)
—
——
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)—
preferred
common
fquar.)
1
68 %C
9-30
9-
1
9-17
9-
2
9-11
30C
9-10
9-11
10c
8-28
8-14
8-13
9-
9-15
9-
1
9-
4
9-30
$8c
10-15
9-25
9-
9-15
12-15
$50c
1
9-
1
10-
1
1
12-
9-17
1
1
9-15
4
10-
27'Ac
10c
10-
1
10-
1
15
10-
1
24
10-
1
24
75c
$3.50
70c
9-15
8-
7
2
10-9
9-15
8-28
11-
$1.25
10c
10-
25c
'
1
10-15
10-
1
9-10
9-10
9-15
9-
22'Ac
9-15
8-25
30c
9-11
8-28
$40c
10-15
9-
9-21
3
4
9-
9-1®
9-
3%%
Dan
5%
preferred
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
$1.13
10-
1
9-
4
25c
9-30
9-16
55c
10-
1
9-11
$1.37 »A
10-
1
9-11
35c
12-
1
11-13
$1
12-
1
11-13
45c
9-15
10-
1
8-21
9-15
10c
9-15
9-
4
9-15
9-
4
50C
9-30
9-15
9-10
9-1
9-11
8-31
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Corp.__
6%
8c
75c
1
—
1
10-
1
9-15
9-15
9- 8
30c
-
De
50o
Laval
De
Mun
Steam
10-
1
10-
6
20c
(quar.)
Phipps Stores Inc., common
Deere
&
Company
(qup.r.)_
Fund
&
Delaware
Inc.
l(4c
—
Power
Co.
&
3.70%
4.20%
5%
&
Denver
Tramway
$2.50
Rio
to
Detroit &
Corporate
9-15
9-18
9-
9
10-
2
8-18
9-
1
8-28
9-28
9-1®
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-1®
9-30
$1.14
9-30
9-1®
$1.05
$1.25
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-1®
Western
RR.
(quar.),.
(quar.)
Mfg.
9-1®
25c
9-14
9-
8
62(4c
12-15
12-
C
25c
12'4c
10-20
10-
9
(quar.)_
(s-a)
Tunnel
Harvester
&
1
9-18
$1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Canada
Gasket
10-
1
$1.07
pfd.
Corp.—
1st
preferred
Detroit
8-31
1
1.
9-
92 (4 c
Grande
$3.50
6
99-
50c
(quar.)
Denver
10-
9-18
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
12(4c
9-28
9-18
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.56%
50c
(quar.)
Light, 4%
(quar.)_
preferred
4.28%
10c
(quar.)
Hudson
1
$1
(quar.)
Estates
Delaware
9-10
10-
87(4c
(s-a)
common
Turbine
Dean
Delaware
9-10
25c
$1.25
—_
9-25
9-19
2(4c
9-10
8-28
25c
9-15
9-
1
20c
70c
9-14
9-
2
9-25
9-18
35c
9-25
9-14
20c
9-10
8-28
Co.—
title
has
been
changed
to Dura
-
Corp.
-
;r~■■
\—
Detroit
Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
Detroit Steel Corp.______.___i.__
Detroit
Stamping
(increased-quar.)
Devoe &
Raynolds, class A
-
Class
B
—
—
Dewey Portland Cement, class A (quar.)
Class
B
Diamond
Diana
(quar.)
Alkali
Stores
20c
Corp.
Diebold,
Inc.
(quar.)
Disney (Walt) Productions
Distillers Co., Ltd. (final)
Distillers-Seagrams,
10-26
8-27
9-15
8-29
Stock
2c
25c
5c
dividend
5%
——
9-25
9-30
8-28
9-23
9-30
9-23
9-15
9-
9-18
9-11
1
Cox Fund-
Beneficial
$1.56
1
9-11
130c
——-&
10-
8-28
1
Extra
Dodge &
9-
9-12
10c
a8(4%
(quar.)
Fund, Inc. (quar¬
terly from net investment income)
Dixon
(Joseph)
Crucible
(quar.)
Dodge
8-31
9-21
15c
-
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Growth
8-28
9-11
25c
(quar.)_
9-10
45c
(quar.)
shares
25c
;
Mfg. Corp. (Indiana)—
preferred (quar.)__
Oil Fields
(monthly)
39c
Dominguez
Dominion
Corset
Dominion
Dairies,
Co.,
Ltd.
Ltd.—
25c
—
(quar.)
J25c
—
1
10-
9-30
10-
1
9-18
9-17
9-18
5%
non-cumulative
(quar.)
t44c
10-15
9-30
5%
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)_™
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
$43c 1-15-60
t44c 4-15-60
12-31
5%
Dominion
7%
Glass,
preferred
Ltd.,
Dominion Stores
Ltd.
(quar.)
tl5c
11-
2
125c
10-
1
(quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd., com.
$1
preference
(quar.)_.
Dover
5%
Corp., common (increased
1st preferred
(quar.)____.
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
—
Rockaway RR. (s-a)—
Chemical Co.
(quar.)___.
^tock
Draper
dividend
Corp.
Dresser
Industries
preferred
A
(quar.)—___
Inc.
du
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
International, Inc.
Pont
$3.50
(E.
I.)
de Nemours
(interim)
preferred
$4.50
Duncan
preferred
Electric
9-18
10-
1
S-
\
9-15
9-
4
40c
—
35c
$1.75
—$1.34
9-10
8-24
9-28
8-25
—-
____—--—.
&
——
(quar.)__.!
——.
—
Stock
Duriron
1
9-15
9-
1
51 /ec
52y2c
52/2c
10c
;.—-—-—
Co.
Sulphur
&
preferred
conv.
Potash
8-21
9-18
Eagle Food Centers
(initial)
Eagle-Picher Co.
(quar.)
9-10
8-25
5
3
eriti
9-13
9-14
8-24
10-24
10-
">
10-24
10-
®
9-10
8-:ji
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
10-
ff0
9-
<1
1
9-
4
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
9-10
8-rn)
31'Ac
9-15
9-30
8-28
9-1'!)
8-21
9-30
10-
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
9-10
9-10
9-15
—
——
—
(quar.)
Duro-Test Corp.. 5%
Duval
9-
5i7/4C
—
(quar.)_
dividend
9-15
51-50
87'4c
$1,12 4
2ac
27 4c
46/sc
5°c
—
—
(quar.)—
8-25
8-2S
9-
Co.—
(quar.)
Co., class B
preferred
1
9-15
9-11
10c
$1.25
10c
—
—
10-
25c
40c
(quar.)
Light Co., com. (quar.)_
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
1
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
4.15%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
9-30
25c
Duquesne
$2.10
9-21
9-18
—
Common
10-27
2
(quar.)
Dunham-Bush,
5%
1
11-
(initial)
common
Bradstreet,
&
2
1
10-
1
2%
1—____.—
(quar.)—
new
1110-
1
9-
8-28
10-15
(reduced)
preferred B
9-15
8-17
10-
30c
——
Ltd., U. S. A. (quar,)___
Power Co., common
(quar.)
7%
7%
9-15
40c
(quar.)—_____
Driver-Harris,
Dun
$3
,
—,____—_____
Drewry's,
Duke
30c
$1.25
50c
quar.)—_
Dover &
Dow
9-25
9-25
t50c
tl7y2c
$31'4c
—
—
3-31
10-15
10-15
______
(quar.).
com.
(quar.)1
preferred
9-10
East
9-10
8-25
9-10
8-25
9-25
9-10
$1.31'A
10-15
9-18
Eastern
9-10
8-20
Eastern
9-30
9-15
10c
$6'Ac
30c
10-
1
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-22
9-15
9-21
9-15
9-25
East
Tennessee
5.20%
4%%
9-15
Iron Co.
4
Eastern
Racing Association,
SI
preferred
12'Ac
10-
1
9-10
Eastern
$1.50
10-
1
9-10
$7
8-31
$6
10c
^oc
+
(quar.)
Steel
States Corp.
1
9-_5
1
9-1%
9-15
8-14
1
9-28
40c
(quar.)
10-15
9-28
10-
ioc
(quar.)
common
^
1
9-10
»
9-
(J
8-2't
1
9-18
1
9-23
7
9-17
1
10-
*
11-
22/2c
10-
11-
7 ,2c
—
1
10-
J
10-
(Md.)—
preferred A (accum.)
preferred B (accum)
9-3!)
9-
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Stainless
8-31
10-
10-
preferred (quar.)™_
9-
Eastern
:i
a-21
.
Malleable
9-10
10-
—-
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Eastern
1
9-10
10-
com.
(quar.)—
Lines
4
10-
9-10
Air
Bakeries,
Gas,
(quar.)
9-
8-28
55c
4% partic. preferred (quar.)
Participating
■Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, com.
12'Ac
65c
Nat.
preferred
10-15
'
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7% preferred (accum.)
5c
93 %c
(quar.)
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
8%
preferred (quar.)
3
10- 8
1
25c
pfd.
H.) & Co., Ltd
Malleable Iron, com. (quar.)
preferred
10-15
8
10-
Extra
5%
8
20c
(quar.)
(Theo.
Dayton
-
93%c
(quar.)
15c
25c
;
class A
A
25c
15c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service Inc.,
(quar.)
series
Inc., com.
(quar.)
Davidson-Boutell,
Davies
25C
—
—
Products
Mills
22(4c
(quar.)
common
preferred
River
4k
-
Cigar Corp. (quar.)
Crystal Dairies, Inc..(quar.)
Corporation,
75c
(reduced)
(quar.)
Finance
$1.04
$1.12'A
8
9-30
1
10-
8
9-
9-19
9-10
20c
9-
1
1
•
Dana
■15
45c
$1.25
1
10-
9-15
1".
DWG
Daitch
3
9-
10-
75c
8-2®
8-20
9-30
15c
(quar.)—
9-10
2
20c
.
25c
Stock
9-30
62'Ac.
com.
Insurance Co. (Boston) (quar.)
L.), Ltd. (quar.)
1
Company, common (increased)
B
9-
.
.
(quar.)
50c
r
(R.
Petroleum
9-30
.
Cyprus Mines Corp.
30c
quar.)—
(increased)
Reynolds, class A (quar.)—
Chemical
conv.
1
50c
Craftsman
6%
9-
10-17
40c
(quar.)
Cornell
Paperboard
Coro, Inc. (quar.)—
Class
8
17'Ac
(quar.).:
Creole
2
10-
.
8-2®
Dura
(quar.)
—.————'
Electric,
3%%
11-
2%
15c
—
(increased
preferred
Credit
9-17
93 %c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Crane
1
.
Dunhill
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Chicago)
(Del.)
Corp.
6%
Crain
2
10-
20c
(quar.)l
Corp.,
Refrigeration
Corroon &
10-
9-16
5%
preferred
Cornell-Dubilieir
$5.25
3
65 %c
—
——_——1
Cooper Tire & Rubber
Copper weld Steel Co.,
Cowles
9-3C
10-
—_4~
common
Co.
Insurance
12-10
8-28
—
——.——
—_—
12-21
9-11
1
9-
55c
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
Copeland
1
9-
Co.—
(quar.)
common
(Chicago)
Commercial
convertible
9-10
1
9-11
9-29
9-15
(quar.)__
preferred '(quar.)—
S-21
9-18
1
9-20
$50c
Can, common
Oil
10-
9-
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
.,4.
■
Continental
10-
9-15
$1.90
—
Co., common
(quar.)
Extra
Steel
$1
com.
,
Continental
Continental
38c
18 %C
profits)
———;
Casualty
Continental
$1.23
3.50%
Continental
8
$1.18%
__
8-28
(quar.)_
com.
of
5%
(increased)
9-12
Co.
Baking
8
9-10
8-28
25c
(quar.)
——»—
Products
preferred
•
8
$1.12'A
Service,
$5.50
9-
9-10
9-10
7c
(Del.)
(quar.)
Assurance
9-
1
9-14
9-15
5c
Ltd—
Corp.,
(quar.)
Co.
—
preferred (quar.)—————
preferred (quar.)__—...
1—-—.
preferred (quar.)
1
1
1
9-30
70c
Insurance
Corp.,
Rock
9-21
10-
1
10-
60c
(quar.)
Freightways
20c
10-
(quar.)——
(Toronto)
Power,
dividend
preferred
8
$1.08%
(quar.)__
preferred
9-
$1.12%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
&
Foods
——
(s-a)
security
Life
Extra
;
common
Power Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
4,60% preferred (quar.)!
6%
preferred (quar.)—
Assn.
Cigar Corp.,
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Maine
8-31
—
—:
25c
—
4.92%
Central
Life
(from
Quarterly
$1.12'A
.
(quar.)
Public
9-15
1
Electric—
preferred
Illinois
9-30
8-25
10-
25c
—
(quar.)—(quar.)
Light,
9-10
9-14
10-
$2
—
.•
Co.
\
12-
9-15
62'Ac
—
(quar.)——•
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp. (quar.)
Consolidation Coal Co. (quar..)
,——
Consolidated Paper Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)—__
$4.52
$1.75
&
Stock
5(4%
9-15
9-10
1
10-
8
Helene
9-15
Diversified
Stamping (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Edison
Consolidated
$4.50
1
9-17
30c
America
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Electrodynamics
$4.16
9-11
——
Gas
preferred
7%
7
30c
■_
(quar./
„
4(4%
of
(quar.):
Dry Goods,
preferred (s-a)
8-31
10-
1
7V2C
preferred
preferred
9-
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5
9-12
ll%c
(quar.)——.——
(quar.)
&
Inc.
Water
Consolidated
9-15
10-
$1.75
Foundry Co. (quar.)__
Central of Georgia tty. Co.—
Common
(quar.)
Central
4
10-
5c
International
Light
Connecticut
Continental
Central
Common
3
8-14
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
A
8-
9-
25c
Celanese Corp. of America—
New common
(initial quar.)
7%
5
9-15
9-10
Caterpillar Tractor (J-for-1 stock split)
Ceco
9-
9-30
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-
933Ac
preferred
M.)
(A.
9-14
Co.—
Carthage Mills
Castle
i
.
—
(J.
1
15c
(
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)
&
4
9-
40c
:
common
Scott
9-
9-14
75c
.
preferred
General
9-18
10c
Co._ (quar.)
Company
Connecticut
9-15
$25c
$$1.25
9-17
15c
(quar.)
—
Consolidated
A
pfd.
(quar.)
General
Consolidated
.___
1
53 VaC
—
8-31
1
10-
15c
10-
12-
12-24
9-11
Co.
Co.
Quarterly
1
10-
8-28
4
9-15
87V2c
Investment
Fund,
10-
8-28
9-
25c
(quar.)
Public Service Co.
10-15
9-30
1
9-30
9-25
$7.40
Y.
System
Co.
Solvents
$50c
9-30
10-
50c
8
12-21
50c
1
30c
9-
50c
1
9-
8
9-21
Class
A, (quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.. (quar.)
i
Consolidated
Electric
Extra
Case
Credit
Commercial
Machine
Pirie,
Insurance
4-1-60
8-28
9-
9-15
8
9-
9-
8-21
9-15
(see
9-
9-21
9-24
12-18
$1
1st
Co.
10-
$25c
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy (reduced
Carey (Philip) Mfg. (quar.)_—__.
&
Carbon
Combined
$43%C
Canal-Randolph Corp.
Carriers
Columbian
Commercial
9-30
9-10
1-1-60
Inc.
9-18
9-15
40c
(quar.)
Industries,
9-29
25c
Stores
50c
Ry.—
Broadcasting
4
$20c
Ingersoll-Rand Co., Ltd._4__
Wallpaper Manufacturers, class
1st
Columbia
8-14
1
8-31
8-25
62c
(quar.;
Southern
9-
l$37'AC
9-11
9-15
9-15
11-17
40c
Detroit
,
N.
Corp.—
dividend)
1
$$1.25
3%%
&
$$1.10
.
9-30
Iron
10-
$70c
9-15
35c
(quar.)—
non-cumulative
$18%c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
(quar,)_______——
Carnation
4%
$31'Ac
(quar. I
class A
(quar.)_.
Canadian
Carborundum
Colorado
9-10
1
1
$1.75
preferred A (quar.)——
5(4% preferred B (quar.)
$15c
(quar.)
Canadian
Mills
&
(stock
$87'Ac
(quar.)
10-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Power
$87 'Ac
-
Corp.
8-14
6 (4c
9-15
9-15
8
50c
5%
$29'Ac
9-
6 (4 c
Fuel
9-15
9-30
9-15
$1.50
Monthly
Colorado
1
9-18
9-15
1
—
Corp
Stone Co.
Central
10-
Steel, Ltd
preferred
Cannon
Co.
&
Products
Common
1
1
10-
55c
Monthly
9-15
10-
8-20
8-28
1
(quar.)
9-21
10-
65c
(quar.)
Finance
1
10-15
1
9-14
$1
of
common
Sand
10-
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
Canadian
Co.
preferred
$87'Ac
-
Breweries.,
Canadian
3(4%
Color-Craft
$$1.15
10-
,^28c
$1.75
(quar.)
Indus.)
Class A
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
8-21
1
8-24
$1.12 y2
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
Coleman Engineering, 6% conv.
9-15
$$1.06'A
Co.
Mortgage
Canners.
A
Co.,
Colonial
10-
9-14
25c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
International
Colonial
$37'Ac
1
$1.37(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Bottling
1
$37 '/2c
.
(quar.)
Celanese, Ltd.
(quar.)
$1 preferred (quar. )___^
$1.75 preferred (quar.)'_
Class
Coca-Cola
1
8-21
8
9-
9-18
9-10
12-
9-8
1
9-
9-15
60c
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp. (Cinn.)
Class A (quar.)
;
9-
8-21
9-
9-23
$1
Employees Insurance Co._
preferred
9-
9-21
9-15
30c
$1.18%
Fort-Waynesboro Telephone (quar.)_
Peabody & Co., common (interim)
9-15
9-21
1
25c
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
1
9-
$1.75
.
Equipment Co.
(quar.)—
Clearfield & Mahoning
Ry.. (s-a)
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron,- common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
9-15
Ltd.—•
Canadian
6%
9-
9-15
8-28
9-15
$110
common
Clark
$1.06'A
_,
convertible
Co.,
9-15
9-18
9-18
9-24
8
$1.75
quar.)_
(quar.)
Controller
25c
(quar.)
Canadian
Service
27'/2c
$32'/2c
Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Canadian
1
+32'/2c
___
(s-a)—
Canadian
9-14
9-
_n
com.
(s-a)
B
1
9-11
9-
Gas & Electric
Coca-Cola
9-15
(quar. )__
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)__
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
(s-a)
Class
10-
9-28
40c
(quar.)
(increased
City Investing Co., 5(4% preferred
City Products Corp. (quar.)_
4 %
10-15
I""
9-1®
62Cac
11-27
$1.50
:
ii
Corp.
$87'Ac
Permanent
10c
preferred (quar.)
434%
preferred (quar.)__.
Cities. Service Co. (quar.)
Civil
12-17
25c
4%
Coca-Cola
4
1
25c
(s-a)
B
Canada
37 %c
(quar.)__•
Corp.
9-11
9-
$1.18%
Malting, Ltd.. 4(4% pfd. (quar.)__
Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)„
Canada
9-10
10- 2
50c
preference
Co
O'Nuts
preferred
75c
(s-a)
(quar:)
.
Assurance
1
Securities
27c
Life
Foundries, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.
4(4%
7%
9-
9-15
25c
A
&
1
9-15
25C
-
_________
States
Inc.,
10-
10-15
1
40C
(quar.)
Cahada Iron
Canada
Full
Clifton
9-15
10-22
RR.
.
Canada Dry Corp., common
(quar.)__.._
$4.25 preferred (quar.)———.
1
A
Copper
Cluett
9-
37V4o
9
9-30
32c
50c
Publishing, $1.60 pre/erred
preferred
(quar.)__
$4
;
9-191
1
1
9-30
20c
(quar.)
(initial)
com.
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common-(quar.)
■
convertible
8-27
f5c
26'Ac
(quar.)_____:
Canada Cement, Ltd., $1.30 pref.
$1.30 preference (quar.)
Class
$7
9-15
1
9-
9-15
«
9-16
9-15
9-24
9-30
4
1
10-
$2
_______
Curtis
4
1
9-
Coleman
(quar.)—
Cahada Foundries
9-30
10-
25c
(quar.)
Hecla,
$4.75 preferred
12'/2c
_:
preferred
preferred
5'/2%
preferred
California Western
9-14
99-
25c
,
(quar.)
-------
convertible
9-28
7
10-
11-
9-14
15c
„
(quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd.
California Ink (quar.)
California Interstate Telephone
5%
$1.12'/2
quar.)
,___
4J/2% preferred (quar.)
Bymart-Tintair, Inc., 5% preferred
I.
60c
9-10
9-24
'
on
Co.—
9-25
5c
11-25
Clark
(quar.)_
1
75c
$1.25
Cincinnati
1
1
Ltd.—
June
i
$1.25
8-20
10-
11-
87V2C
*
America,
_r
(Helene)
Curtis
1010-
45c
Year-end
Curtis
9-15
t25c
(quar.)
preferred
Drug
Quarterly
1
(quar.)
9-15
9-
9-
(quar.)
Chrysler
$15C
Co.l_.
stock
"
1
9-28
8-14
9-21
preferred
9-18
9-
9-10
$1
preferred
Christiana
9-
9-15
A
8-24
9-15
1
10-1
30c
Cunningham
10-
10-15
25c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cummins Engine
A
Chock
9-25
-
Forster
8-21
25c
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.. (quar.)__
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Chicago Towel, common
9-16
9-
8-25
6f
convertible
&
9-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
9-21
was
Butler's Shoe
60c
35c
(quar.)
changed to Butler's Shoe Corp.),
Butler Manufacturing
Co., common (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.
C.
9-30
10-
5(4%
1
Series
'
_
(Effective
60c
.
Steel Co.
11- 2
50c
";v
^
Corp,
9-18
10-15
Corp.—
(Canada),
(quar.)._
A
9-1A
10c
Crystal Oil & Land, Co., $1.12 pfd., (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
;
—
■
International
9-15
Series
1
t50c
9-10
10-
Common
8
$12%c
___
(quar.)_
Holder*
9-30
9-30
11- 2
25c
(quar.)
fquar.).,
Zellerbach
Crum
8
Y.)—
.
9-15
8
9-
9-
A
Zellerbach
Crown
8-20
'
1
$37 Vzc
25c
common
(N.
Inc. (quar.)
Industries (quar.)
Burlington & Quincy RR.
Common
8
9-
Exchange Eank
9-24
Corp.
class
31V4C
(quar.)
A
Class
4
9-23
30c
Aerial
Chicago,
8
10-
9-
9-11
25 c
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
8
9-
9-10
50c
7VzC
Chesebrough-Ponds,
Chile
45c participating class A
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)—.
Butler's
1
f62c
(quar.)__
Terminal
10-
9-14
pfd. _(quar.)_
(quar.)
10c
Knowles
Cork
Class
1
37'/2c
._
Co. .(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Chicago
8
95c
Ltd.
Docks,
3(4%
8
9-
4c
.
(quar.)
Corp.. common (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
Corp.
Dry
9-
1
f69c
Products Corp.
(stk. divd.)
Pipe Line Co.
(quar.)
Bullock's, Inc.' (2-for-l stock split)____
•
Bulova Watch, Inc. (quar.)___.____-A.___"
Burrard
1
10-
f$1.19
'
Buckeye
Burnham
10-
f53c
„___
Crown
Crucible
Chemetron
8-24
_______
12J,4c
Quarterly
8-24
9
Corn
1
Class B
9-15
■
1
9-
10-
(quar.)
Co.,
1
7d !'
(quar.)
Burlington Steel
Quarterly
10-
8-28
Gas
10-
$1.12%
9-15
&
Company,
"
(quar.)
Aircraft
9-15
-
(from net in¬
(A. B.)
Company (quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
Chemical
1
t56c
Bruswick-Balke-Collender,
5%
9-
10c
income)
Vought
Chattanooga
1
9-15
__
(quar.).
(quar.)
Chance
•
9-16
10-
.
(quar.)™.
preferred
Chance
9-16
10-15
Crossett
Industries,
Champion Spark Plug Co.
9-15
7d
-
Bigelow
1
9-10
f25c
!____
Gas
9-30
(interim)-—
dividend-
preferred
9-30
10-
?40c
__
&
8-28
933Ac
__________
$3.80
9-
8-28
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Brockton Taunton
8
9-30
9-15
preferred
vestment
Crompton
Public Service—
preferred qquar.)
5%%
8
25c
preferred
(quar.)____.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
6%%
preferred
(quar.)_z
British Columbia Packers
Ltd., cl. A (s-a)__
Class B (s-a)
British Industries, Ltd.
(quar:)-.+__________
Stock
9-
(interim)-.
(quar.)__
preferred
9-30
Wire: Co.—
&
Century Electric Co. ,(quar.)
Century Shares Trust: (quar.)
Ltd.—
regis,
bearer
—
$4.50
9-16
+25c
(quar.)
Ltd.^quar.)
4% %
Bush
Vermont
Century
9-16
9-30
20c
Electric, Ltd.—
(quar.)___
preferred
4'A%
4J/2%
Brown
Steel
4
9-30
+28%c
British-American Tobacco Co.
dep. rets. ord.
9-
33c
British-American Bank Note(quar;/________
Amer.
1
8
50c
.
______
Amer.
10-
8-28 ri
10-
42c
Corp. (quar.)i^.______
Bristol-Myers, 3%.% - preferred
(quar.)
Co.
1
3 7 »/2 c
(inltial-quar.
Oil
10-
10-30
56'Ac
(quar. >_____
Brass
British-American
1
$1.25
;
common
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Ltd.—
t68%c
(quar.)_^i_
com.
8-28
Petroleum, Corp., 5.%
preferred
(increased)
& Co., Ltd.,
preferred (quar.;
5%
9-14
Crescent
4.15%
Central
Central
iioc
(quar.)
Bright (T. G.)
Erillo
25c
"
'
~
5
i
:
(quar.)^__
I.
Extra
9-
Company
S-
Ltd
common
com.
9-15
Name of
1
(quar.)__A„.
Bridgeport Gas,
1
10c
'
-
per
•
10-
>
4.75%
(quar.)
Sons
preferred
(quar.)
-
Payable of Rec
$68%c
Mines,
&
common
t62>4c
i quar.
preference
Bralorne
Brach
Share
Corp.,
9-20
Mersey Paper Co.—
—.5%%
Securities
10-10
:___:
Bdwater Corp. of North
America, Ltd.-—
5% .preferred (quar.)
Bowater
Central
Holdert
When
Per
9-20
Name of Covipany
,•
,
Borman
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—
.
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Company
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peatman Kodak, common (quar.)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
-----—
—
Basy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
5%
1st pref. A (quar.
Economic
Investment Trust, Ltd.
fquar.).
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd. (Bahamas) (quar.)__
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
L_
class
$1
(quar.).
A
Stores,
Edison Bros.
Elwell-Parker
9-11
General
Box
General
Builders
$37'/2c
9-15
8-17
5%
9-15
8-17
General
45c" "9-12
$25c
Electric
7%
preferred
Contract
9-12
8-31
General
Electric,
Ltd.
9-15
8-27
Corp.
General
finance
10-
1
8-27
General
Fireproofing
10-
1
8-27
$1.18
10-
1
8-27
$1.34
10-
1
8-27
preferred
(quar.)___
General Mills, Inc., 5%
pfd.
$1.35
10-
1
8-27
General
9-30
8-28
9-29
9-8
$5
9-15
8-21
preferred
General
Portland
7%
9-30
8-10
General
Precision
9-
3
Corp.—
9-30
9-16
40c
9-15
8-26
(quar.)
Equipment—
(quar.)
Signal (quar.)
(increased)__
9-15
9-
4
General
Railway
15c
9-30
9-16
General
9-15
34c
>3.50
30c
(quar.)
Railroad,
6c
87 Vac
9-
9-15
1
1
9-18
9-10
8-20
10-
9-30
9-11
8-31
9-10
7
$1.25
9-
1
8-
30c
preferred (quar.)——A(quar.)
(quar.).
5%
10-
1
9-18
common
25c
10-
9-18
1
.
37VaC
(quar.)—
of New York
10-
1
9-10
(quar.)
....
Extra
9-22
9-15
9-
2
5c
(quar.)—
10c
45c
Excelsior Insurance Co.
9-15
9-
5
9-
two-for-one
4
approval
General
on
Steel
ucneraj
$1.00 preferred
1
10-
1
9-10
9-10
11- 2
11- 2
8-13
10- 5
10- 5
9-10
8-20
9-30
9-11
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-28
9-10
preferred B (quar.)__
4V»%
preferred C (quar.)
5%
preferred D (quar.)
5%
preferred E (quar.)
5V2%
preferred F (quar.)—
Co.
preferred
B
$1.32
preferred
9-11
9-24
25c
32%.c
32%c
33c
11-15
11 15
11-15
10-1
'
Hazeltine
$4.50
preferred
Mquar.)
Fabrex
.
Bearing
Extra '
$1.60
Co.
37VaC
8-24
9-15
8-24
$1.12V2
—__
10-
1
Whitney—
Fairmont Foods,
preferred
80c
(accum.)
40c
(quar.)..
common
8-28
1
10-
1
8-28
30c
10-
1
9-15
40c
10-
1
,
(quar.)..
(quar,)—
Corp.
9-16
9-30
10-
$1
4% preferred (quar.)
Fall River Gas. 6% preferred
Finance
—
9-
8
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
25c
9-30
9-15
Fansteel
25c
9-18
8-
(quar.)
Metallurgical Corp.
(quar.)
Fajardo Eastern Sugar-Associates—
$2
N.
Y.)
Quarterly
cuse,
Life
Traders
Life
(quar.)
Casualty
National
federal
Pacific
Stock
5c
—
&
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Mortgage
Electric
dividend
Inc.
60c
(quar.)
Federal
Paper
Board.
4.60%
Federal
Screw
Works
Class
Corp. (Dela.)
(monthly)
B
Common
$2.25
Ferro
preferred
and
Field
(Marshall)
Fifteen
Oil
Filtiol
Co.
Corp.
Finance
Class
A
Class
Bank
First
Lumber
Class
First
lc
56V4C
30c
from
income)
net
of
&
N.
Co.
Y.
B
Fisher
$5
Fisher
Corp.
Flintkote
3
9-
8
dividend)
8-18
9-15
9-
4
9-15
9-
4
50%
_
50%
City,
N.
50c
(quar.)
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
15c
(quar.)
45c
Flying
Food
Tiger
Machinery
Inc.,
&
Class
A
Class
Fosteria
Utilities
Company,
(quar.)
Garlock
Garrett
Stock
Packing
Light
Service
Co.
6V2 %
5%
preferred
preferred
A
ZZ
ZZZZ
7c
3%
25c
General
Acceptance
American
6%
convertible
General
$4.50
General
American
75c
9-10
8-11
8-14
9-15
8-14
1
9-15
10-
9-15
1
9-
1
12-15
9-i5
10-
1
9-
9-15
12-31
9-
1
1
9-15
9-11
9-
1
11-10
11-
2
9-15
9-
1
5c
9-15
9-
1
Co.
4%
preferred
Gorham
Mfg. Co.
Gould-National
Co.
Government
Grace
(W.
R.)
ZZZ
(quar.)
of
Texas
(quar.)
1
Honolulu
9-11
9-
1
9
9-25
Common
10-
1
9-
8
9-
2
Class
1
9-15
4'/2%
10-
1
9-8
Horner
Houdaille
10-
9
Houston
(quar.)
tl2V2C
9-15
9-
1
Houston
fl2'/2C
9-15
9-
1
5%
50c
Inc.
9-15
9-
1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
9-15
9-
3
25c
9-25 "
9-
40c
9-10
8-18
$25c
4
fi-15
8-25
12-15
$25c
11-25
10c
9-25
9-14
Granite
50c
9-15
8-25
iW.
Grant
3%%
T.)
(quar.)_
Co.,
preferred
10-
1
Lakes
Dredge & Dock
Great
Lakes
Paper Co.,
Co.
Ltd.,: com.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
10-10
9-10
Great
25c
75c
Western
Great
Sugar,
All
L.)
Griesedieck
5%
Co.
(stock
dividend)-
Co.,
—_____
Quarterly
Production
Corp.
(quar.)
Grocery Store Products
Aircraft
60c
Gulf
common
conv
Life
&
(quar.)
10- 2
9-10
10-
2
9-10
10-
1
9-15
11-
1
10-9
10-
1
9-15
9-18
9-
1
9-18
9-11
8-14
9-30
9-11
9-30
9-11
9-21
9-10
9-10
8-28
9-14
fi-14
9-15
9-15
$45c
50c
$1.25
$1.25
—
9-11
9-30
9-11
9-30
8-31
8-31
8-21
9-10
9-11
9-30
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-18
12-30
12-18
35c
Extra
10%
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.).
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
—
9-30
8-27
9-30
8-27
6%
9-30
8-27
Income
$18%c
9-30
9-
investment income—
Incorporated Investors (out of current and
accumulated earnings)
10-
8
10-15
10-
1
9-18
11- 2
10-23
8-28
Indiana
9-11
8-28
8-31
Common
9-21
9-10
loc
9-10
15c
(quar.)
8-31
9-21
I2V2C
11-
50c
8-31
10-15
2
9-14
$1.25
8-24
9-14
$1.25
12-14
N
8-21
11-20
;
$1.25 3-14-60
62V2c
preferred
(quar.)__
2-23
9-10
$1.16
10-
8-
1
7
9-15
Steel
5%%
25c
9-15
8-20
Power
—-
Light—
&
•
Mexico
(quar.)
•
—
8-20
5%
10-15
$750
9-17
(stock
dividend)
9-10
9- a
'
8-17
Insurance
Hall
9*
1
9
1
(W.
Haloid
Printing
Oil.Well
Xerox
Hamilton
5%
F.)
Inc.
Cotton
preferred
Hamilton
Mfg.
Watch
-4%
(extra)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(voting
12-28
9-18
9-
60c
9-25
9-10
11-28
4
20c
10-
1
9-15
and
25a
common
(quar.)
certificates)
11-16
9-30
9-18
20c
9-15
$-28
20c
9-15
8-28
11-5
.
pfd.
(s-a)
from
23c
securities
Fund
plus
realized
(7c
8c
5%
(quar.)
9-15
-
8-28
9-10
4
4
11-16
11-
2
12'/2c
SI
$3
50c
25c
&
1
10-
1
9-15
9-15
1*2-60
12-
3
9-22
9-
8
9-15
8-17
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
9-30
5%
10-20
50c
10-
1
£-15
50c
31'Ac
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-15
(Chicago)—
—
.__
Telephone
10-
in¬
^—
Building
9'
realized
Telegraph
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Co.—
—
Corp.
35c
Steamship
50c
•
$1
1
4
"
preferred
10-
9-
(stock dividend)
of America
Quarterly
Inter lake
9-16
9-10
se¬
from
from
Common
Interlake Iron
1
1
9-
15c
Lumber Co
Corp.
10-
10-
9-30
profits)
Insular
9-16
9-30
35c
Income
income
Insurance
1
9-16
1
1
9-30
profits)
Inter-County
$$1.25
trust
income
curities
Insurance Exchange
s
(quar.)
Co.,
$25c
35c
(qviar.)
Cementing Co.
Co.,
ment
vestment
Scotia)
(quar.)
Hamilton
Common
(Nova
preferred (quar.)
Co., 6%
Institutional
1010-
10-
Ltd.—
9-15
(s-a)
10-15
A.—
S.
$1.27
Corp.
8-19
9-10
24c
de
(quar.)
Ltd.
8-28
40c
shares
8-20
Mines
9-4
9-30
$56'Ac
$683Ac
(quar.)
9-15
Western
* '
42'/2c
$1
$1.05
$1.41'A
$1.25
$1.06'A
$1.25
&
9-18
8-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gulf
1
9-30
8-31
preferred
Gunnar
10-
9-15
(increased)
50c class A
4%
7-31
4c
30c
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co.,
(initial-quar.)
7
8-28
Electrica
American
9-11
1
9-
9-14
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Industria
10-
9-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.—
5% preferred A (quai
4%%
preferred B (quar.)
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd. common
4'/2%
1
9-11
1
Inc.—
Boston,
prefsrrad
4%
10-
10c
(s-a)
of
from
Indianapolis
9-15
9-
Products
Fund
9-21
1
9-11
9-30
10-1
net
preferred
Quarterly
$12'/2c
3%
4.20%
(quar.)
com.
$50c
$30c
—
5
37V2C
Corp
30c
-
25c
^
57'/2c
203
50c
Corp.—
Paper
Imperial Development (stock dividend)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Quarterly
1
$1
(quar.)—.___
common
Imperial Color
Quarterly
20c
preferred
New
______
(quar.)
Chemical &
preferred
4
8-18
S-3C
9-10
35c
62V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
RR.
9-
20c
(quar.)
4.64%
Co.
Central
9-14
37V2C
(quar.)
;
Co.-
Illinois
$5.08
6-
8-18
9-11
Breaker Co.—
preferred
Cement
$1.06V»
__
preferred (quar.)
preferred
5%
1
9-15
Circuit
4.60%
$1.25
Engineering
Insurance
Halliburton
1
9-11
-
25c
:
Ltd.
(qudr.)
(quar.)
Gulf,* Mobile & Ohio RR.,
$5 preferred (quar.)__
$5
12-
1
Consumer Finance Corp.—
Class A
1
10-
2
(quar.)
—
$5
9-11
9-
30c
.—
Ingersoll-Rand
9-30
5
9-29
2
62'/2c
31'Ac
$1.31'A
15c
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
——
Institutional
Shares,
Ltd.—
,
Institutional Bank Fund (126 from, invest¬
9-11
9-
20c
—____
g-20
1
9-
9-15
25c
(quar.)
8-20
1
9-12
(quar.)
8-20
10-
4
60c
Gas, common
5%
,
preferred
Inc.
10-1
27V2C
(quar.)
common
common
Society,
9-
12-10
12c
1%
(increased)
(stock dividend)
convertible
Guardian
9-10
7VaC
Power
Grinnell
Grumman
40o
$1.75
common
Markets
Greyhound
9*15
10-14
8-20
—
9,15
JO-
9-
40c
20c
(quar.):
9-15
9-30
9-4
S-1C
(quar.)
Hoving Corp. (quar. )
—_—______—_
Hubinger Company (quar.)
Hudson
Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.
Ideal
«
(quar.)
American
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Lines of Canada,
5%
1
1
30c
(quar.)__
preferred
Greater
99-
40c
(quar.)
9-
9-15
•9-15
"9-15
50c
56'Ac
—
Ltd.
Power
9-15
10c
10c
Natural
&
I-T-E
9-30
9-15
...
Financial" Corp.
1
10-28
9-13
~
$75c
Co.,
Sugar
Lighting
$1.11
"
9-30
9-11
9-15
15c
Western
1
1
2
9-11
9-15
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
10-
10-
11-
1
$1.10
9-30
9-30
-40-
$1.05
2
9-28
25c
2
2
1
(quar.)
9-
3%
2
9-
9-30
11-
10-
(quar.)
2
9-11
9-
(quar.25c
common
(quar.)
9-
9-30
1
preferred
9-21
50c
8
8-31
20c
20c
$1.12'/2
$12'/2c
(quar.)—
A
preferred
9-11
12-
1
10-
class
Ltd.,
preferred
9-15
8
$1.06'A
(quar.)—
$4.44
9-25
9-
20c
—
$4.40
30c
9-15
9-15
,
9
9-
■/
9-25
12'/2c
$4.20
9-30
9-
20c
-
9-15
9-30
9-15
25c
—
9-30
$31'Ac
Northern
Paper Co. (quar.)
Southern Life Ins. Co. (Houston)
9-16
9-15
8-25
Great
9-30
40c
8
9-15
1
9-30
9-8
8-14
-
4
9-
8-27
$40c
(quar.)
$1.20 Class B pref. (quar.)
Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
1
1
9-
9-11
9-10
10-
9-8
9-
9-15
40c
J30c
(quar.)
1
93%c
(quar.)
Great
10-
9-15
—40c
(quar.)_
preferred
Oil
1
9-11
9-11
-
1
Refining Co. (quar.)
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. preferred A (quar.)—
Huron & Erie Mortgage, new com.
(initial)
Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
55c
1
S-
——__———
preferred ($25 par)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
Humble
10-
9-
(quar.)
W.),
preferred
Extra
1
9-3C
(quar.)_—
class A common
(quar.)___
Industries,
Hugoton
8-31
9-
10-
9-11
40c
(quar.)_
common
9-11
8-31
9-15
9-15
9-25
.
5%
15c
Steel
common
Hutchinson
Graham-Paige Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)___'—
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp.
(quar.)
City
$2.25
9-15
Transit Co., Ltd.—
(Frank
10-31
1
9-13
(quar.)
preferred
8-14
8-21
1
9-15
—_—
(quar.).
(quar.)i.—
B
9-15
4
9-
9-21
9-25
30c
37'/2c
20c
12'/2c
.
Insurance
Co.————
Company,
9-10
10-
9-15
10-
12-16
—
(quar.)
preference (quar.)__:—_______
Hooker Chemical Corp.—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
10-1
8-21
$6c
*6c
5%
9-10
8-21
8-21
«•.
Ltd.—
Mines
Gold
common
Corp.
8-21
;
9-12
$45c
15c
(quar.)—__——1
Honolulu Rapid
Oil
10-
9-15
9-12
Ltd.
Canada,
Works.—
Iron
9-
60c
^
of
Co.
Mining Co.
Honokaa Sugar
-Honolulu
9-12
,
8-21
75c
45c
—
(quar.)
Marine
&
9-11
Utilities—
4
$1.12%
;
Homestake
1
5
10-5
9-12
(quar.)__«—
& Co.
common
Company,
preferred
9-
(quar.)
Grafton & Co.. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Co..
10c
common
8-15
10-
10-
10-15
(quar.).
preferred
Fire
9-30
Co.
&
37 %c
'
9-15
5%
55c
Insurance
States
$40c
(quar.)
Employees
Power
$$1.25
Investors,
Batteries
Gulf
ZZ
ZZ_ZZ
(quar.)
Home
Homasote
12V2C
(quar.)
8-20
ZZ
ZZ
common..
9-1
15c
(quar.)
9-
28 Vac
common
9-15
Corp.,
conv.
$1.50
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
Class B
(quar.)
10-
Industries,
9-15
1
5%
J50c
Rubber
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.50
(quar.)_____
Gulf
(quar.)
10-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Halifax
Co.
(quar.)_*
10-15
"
9-12:
5
60c
50c
(quar.)—
—^
10-
3
5
_____;
Sugar
10-1
9-
10-
common
Paper
Extra
9-15
9-11
Co.,
Electronics
1
9-ll^~r 8-21
5
10-15
10c
(quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated
Quarterly
Hoover
9-25
38c
common
9-21
10-
45c
Dauch
&
10-
25c
(quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)_
quar.)
1
4
Light
5
10-
(quar.)_
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)_
11c
(quar.)
_
Corp.,
F.)
Hlnde
50c
Stock Telegraph
(quar.)
Goldblatt Bros., Inc. (quar.)
(B.
10-
25c
&
Goodrich
9-
Co.—
preferred
conv.
8-31
I7V2C
(quar.)
Telegraph
50c
15c
common
(quar.)
Oil
60c
Electric
8-25
.
10-15
Common
9-15
9-25
17V2c
Co.
Insurance
Goebel Brewing
Hllo
10-15;
1
9-21
~~10c
(quar.)—
Stock
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
10-
27%c
A
4V4 %
9-15
10-
15c
Z
preferred r-(quar.)
American
&
8-21
10-15
10-31
25c
Company (quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)_
Gold
1
$1.23
$1.15
.__
Glidden
(H.
10c
(quar.)
General
B
Falls
10-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
class
Mountain
Inc.—
Gatineau Power Co.,
Class
Hewitt-Robins,
Hoffman
(initial-quar.)
Gisholt Machine
(quar.)
;
Glen Gery Shale Brick (quar.)——'
Glenmore Distilleries Co., class A (quar.)
Glens
8-21
25c
(quar.)
B.)
1
10c
(quar.)—
Cement
(Henry
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
10-
$1.25
preferred
Gilpin
8-21
Holly
preferred
Portland
1
(quar¬
(initial)—
,
$4.92
Giant
Gregory Industries
Greyhound Corp.,
10-15
(quar.)
City Steel,
interest
new
(quar.)
Green
25c
preferred
(Ga.)
preferred
10-
Inc.
8-25
.
10-15
1%
—
Hercules Galion Products, common
Hercules Powder Co.
(quar.)
8-21
10-31
10-
9-11
9-10
25c
-40c
433Ac
20c
5c
25c
(quar.)—_
Co., common
(George W.)
8-21
-
com.
Green
25c
8c
•
income)—
2
9-25
Z
(increased
Co.
$5
Grolier
(quar.)
dividend
Gas
._
37V2C
87V2C
17V2C
10-15
———
1
Boston—
beneficial
8
9-10
(quar.)
Co.,
_
of
Corp.,
9-
9-21
,
Corp.
Gas
Gate
&
(quar.)
investment
9-
10-16
(quar.)
(Julius)
1
25c
(s-a)
convertible
1
$12%c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Company
9-
9-15
25c
s
Canada, Ltd.
Loom
of
from
—
8-31
9-10
12%c
91'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hensen
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
8-21
9-18
9-18
Inc.—
10- 1
66c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
9-30
10-
59%c
<
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Georgia Power Co.—
7%
9-
9-15
9-18
$$1.25
Fundamental Investors, Inc.
(quarterly from
net investment
income)
(George A.) Co. (quar.)
4%%
9-30
"
Fuller
Garfinckel
10-30
81'Ac
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6% pfd. (quaTrJZZZI
Frontier Refining, common
(quar.)
Gabriel
8-31
12-15
60c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Friedman Realty Co.
(ouar.)
the
9-18
25c
10c
preferred
of
terly
A
Inc.
Georgia-Pacific
Great
9-18
Friden,
Fruit
preferred
Putnam
Great
1
(quar.)—
common
4
10-
11
series
6%
$3.50
Genung's,
George
8-2#
9-18
.
Frick
preferred
Genesco, Inc., common
9-18
1
Corp.—
Fram Corp.- (quar.)
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Preferred stock series
Franklin Electric
9-22
10-
20c
Steel
2
1
$$1.25
of
9-
8-20
10-
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
9-15
28c
.ZZ
Pressed
2
9-19
30c
Chemical
Inc.
9-
1
9-
22c
18c
(quar.)
Foundation
9-12
10-
4
9-20
18c
(quar.)
Dairies,
9-
8-20
"(s-a)ZZZZ
pfd.
Co
B
9-30
4
15c
5%
Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd.—
Foremost
9-
8-20
.
Motor
9-17
1
8-20
Co
Mineral
Ford
9-30
10-
$1.18%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Foote-Burt
Foote
5
9-15
Common
3'A%
10-
9-15
&
Line,
10-20
5
9-15
preferred
(quar.)
Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Florida
8-14
10-
$1.12%
Public
4%%
8
$1.12%
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Light Co., common (quar.)Utilities, com. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Power
$1.12
9-
10-20
J.)
20c
common
2nd
5.28%
(quar.)
(qnar.)
Goodyear Tire &
8-28
Power
Florida
4
9-11
(quar.)
Company,
Florida
2
9-
42VaC
(quar.)
conv.
9-
9-18
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
.
Gordon
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
10-
9-21
$4
Florida
1
9-21
2
45c
(Jersey
common
Governor
10-
y9-25
75c
Bros.,
11-
1
7 V2C
(quar.)
class A (stock
dividend)
Stores
preferred
11-
9-11
40C
Bank
National
9-22
1
lie
Quarterly
First
8-31
35c
Corp.
Co.,
(stock
Firstamerica
9-15
40c
Stock
4.75%
Gold
<quar.)__—__
Marshall Field
see
(quar.)
—
current
(quar.)
National
1
9-
(quar.)
First
1
9-
9-11
(quar.)
B
9-
9-15
(quar.)
of America—
Corp.
8-31
9-25
9-22
.—
(quarterly
accumulated
8-21
9-10
lc
(quar.)
Fiduciary Trust Co.
5
9-15„
7 V?.c
Inc.
9-
9-15
28 %c
(quar.)__
(monthly)-
A
(quar.)
Fund,
11-14
1
9-15
I2V2C
class
(quar.)
Corp.
Fidelity
pfd.
12-
9-15
5%
(quar.)
Federated
8-26
1
20c
_
—.—
.
9-11
10-
23c
(monthly)
Assn.
(ouar.)
_____
preferred
Certificates
1
55c
53VbC
54%c
55c
(quar.)
9-18
9-10
—
Brewing
9-18
1
8-26
20c
dividend
(G.)
4
1G-
9-10
12c
12V2c
123Ac
133Ac
7%
(quar.)
$4.60
25c
______—_—
Bearings,
9-
Creek
(Battle.
Co.
9-18
(Syra¬
$3
Mich.)
Federal
$37%c
Insurance
...
Federal
50c
(quar.)
of beneficial interest
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.
&
preferred
preferred
"
.
(quar.)
pfd. ctfs.
Farmers
4V4%
4.36%
Industries,
(quar.)___„^
A
4
9-
9-29
(initial)
common
Curtis
Helme
9-15
new
9-18
9-
9-22
25c
Co. (quar.)__
_________—
Co., 3.65% preferred (quar.)
J.j
Stock
Heilman
Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
4.40%
—
convertible
Family
9-15
25C
(quar.)
...
Fairbanks
8-31
(initial)
Corp.
Fafnir
•-30
(H.
Helene
General
15c
Mining
Class
Co.
of
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)__.
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
Corp.,
Hecla
1
9-22
9-29
-
—_______
Heinz
Telephone
$2.10
10-
9-15
27V2c
283Ac
—
5.10%
9-15
11-15
6
9-11
1
25c
21'Ac
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
10-
1
10-
15c
10c
62V2c
(quar.)
5%
10-23
10-23
10-23
10-23
52c
(quar.)
.
10-20
10-
50c
preferred A (quar.) _—_—
preferred B (quar.)__
preferred C (quar.)_____—________
5%% preferred D (quar.)____—_—
9-18
8-28
50c
—
4.89%
8-31-
9-30
-
Florida—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
—
preferred <3
Hawaiian Telephone,
1
■
15c
of
$1.30
53A%
8-28
9-11
7%c
(quar.)
common
5%
8-28
8-28
9-11.
A—
—
9- 4
10- 1
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)„
•Hawaiian Agricultural Co.,
Hawaiian Commercial Sugar
Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd., common
8-28
8-26
9-11
$1.50
—
Ltd.,
8%
8-28
9-10
9-10
_______
Co.,
Gas
9-10
1
Refractories—
preferred (quar.) —
Farms International,
Hartford
1
10-
—
4
9-21
40c
(quar.)
$1.30
General
9-
1
•:
(Minn.)
Castings
Telephone
9-
V
split subject to stockholders
Sept. 11
Securities
General
8-27
6%
Hardee
8-25
10-
$$1.62
Harding Carpets, Ltd
$12 Vic
Harnischfeger
Corp.
(quar.)
40c
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.) ——37V2c
Stock
dividend
___—_r_T—
5%
Harsco Corp.
(quar.)
50c
Harshaw Chemical Co. (quar.)
25c
Hanna
8-13
10-
Refractories—
10-15
Harbison-Walker
9-4
25c
(InitiaJ)i
Refractories
40c
V
Hanna
9- 5
8-14
75c
40c
53c
50c
__
25c
$1.06VA
$1.12%
—
9-15
25c
(quar.)_
9-15
50c
(M. A.) Co., class A (quar.)—
50c
B
(quar.)——50c
Mining Co._——
40c
Hammond
8
60c
.—
Cement
preferred (quar.)
$1.60 preferred
(quar.)
$2.98 junior preferred
A
9-
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—"
Organ Co. (quar.)
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
■
9-15
933Ac
——
$3
General
1
$1.25
(quar.)—..
common
Advertising
Outdoor
General
9-21
9-8
:
'
common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4V2%
1
•
9-11
25c
20c
$1.25
$1.25
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-17
50c
Erie
Company
Corp.,
9-15
60c
__
_—-
preferred
30c
(quar.).—
E*rie
Exolon
Motors
$3.75
35c
50c
(quar.)___
5%
32V2C
4V4%
9-17
;
:
9-15
9-15
10- 1
9-21
9-15
10c
a7%
30c
General Industries, common....
Co.
Company *
9-30
_
Corp
(final)
$1.03
.
Corp.
Cigar
$1-12 '/as
(quar.)
com.
—,
Finance
29c
Fund,
Inc.—_
& Pittsburgh RR.
(quar.).
Ex-Cell-O
Corp. —
Co.
(quar.)
General
15c
Gas
Equity
Eversharp, Inc.,
5%
preferred
Candy
10
3IV4C
25c
20c
(quar.)
General
10-
9-11
10- 1
10- 1
Class
9-18
(s-at
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
9-30
$2
10c
2c
Corp.—
8-31
(quar.)
Electric,
District
Empire
Emporium-Cap well
Co.
1
——
Freight (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Emhart
3
8-28
Air
Emery
9-
Per
Name of
Bammermill Paper Co.,
47V2C
(quar.)__
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
—.—______—
$8 preferred
General Bankshares Corp. (quar.)
Co.,
62 Vac
(increased)
Refractories
&
Abrasives
Consolidated
9-12
When
Share
Transportation
——
Baking
9-30
Auto-Lite
Elizabethtown
Quarterly
9-15
$1.06 'A
Co., com. (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)———_—
preferred (quar.) .—
$4.72 preferred (quar.)
$5.36 preferred (quar.)
$5.40 preferred (quar.)_—
—
—
El Paso Natural Gas^ common
(quar.)—,_
Electric Bond & Share Co. (quar.)
Electric
Storage Battery
(quar.)
~
EJectrolux Corp. (quar.)
Elco Corp. (stock dividend).
—
—
1
American
25C
Paso Electric
Quarterly
Per
Name of Company
General
J30c
—
$4.50
Electro
10-
$25c
$4.12
Electric
1
General
Bdgewater Steel Co. (quar.)
E
10-
90c
—
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
partic.
4%#>
Holders
When
Payable oj Rec.
37c
.
(Continued
on page
50)
10-
1
9-11
*
Volume
190
Number
5879
.
.
The
.
Comviercial and Financial Chronicle
(981)
Stock Record
New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RAISE OF SALE
PRICESi^P^#^.
3
43% Jan
13
102 Va Jan
7
14
37 Vb
Range Since Jan. t
Highest
30% Jan
Jan
Lowest
29
71% Nov
20
59% Feb
J
24
112y2 Feb
L8
3
Nov
40
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
July 15
143/a Jan
2
24% Nov
3
29% Oct
47% Jan
2
29% Dec
84% Apr
8
33
3
Aug
*3%
33 V2 Oct
Jan
2
31
Oct
1
97
Nov
11
94% Jan
2
125
7
Jan
2
197s Dec
29
17 ya Jan
28
1678 Jan
28
25% Nov
18
23% Jan
2
21
79% Feb
3
49 % Jan
13
1933/4 Jan
8
^Va
Jan
3
243/a Jan
83 V2 Nov
297
2
Dec
5
July
34
Dec
16
315 y2 Apr
3
3% Feb
31
30
Jun
11% Jan
2
20% Nov
7
19
14
2
26
9
23% Jan
Jan
Dec
16
9
4 Va Jan
2
10 Vo Dec
30
1191
Nov
13
280
Jan
21
160
Dec
14% Apr
30 Va Jan
2
9% Jan
July 31
80
91
33
49% Nov
2
18
Apr
Dec
100
Dec
30
2
44
12
% Jan
104
Dec
16
15% Oct
7
96% Oct
367s
Jun"
27
Jan
12
57
Dec~17
Jan
2
132
13
48 % Jan
13
39 y2 Jan
10% Jun
55 Vs Dec
11
74
82 %
22 Va
Jan
6
May 19-
30 % Dec
76
31
Jun
267a Feb
913A Jan
2
27
Jan
2
26
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
32% May
27
May
60 3/a Jan
2
96% Oct
13
77 Va
22
Jan
111
Nov
17
42% Oct
31
104
Jan
industries
Chemical
Allied
Kid
Allied
Laboratories
Allied Stores
,12
114% Sep
17
14% Jan
2
25% Oct
9
125% Oct
10
34 % Jan
13
44% Nov
12
40% Oct
52
24 Va Jan
118
Mar 31
48
July 20
563/4 July 17
106 y« Feb
5
83% July 16
32y4 Aug 10
10
85%Jan
5
64% May 29
Mfg
IS
6%
Bank Note
American
3.
American Brake
Aug
Bosch
American
2
22
Nov
11
207a Jan
2
Jan
2
20 % Sep
95/a Nov
22
19
Jan
T
307a July 29
20 y4 Feb 11
2
17
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
American
2
527a NOV
18
4174 Jun
10
507a Jan
American
Can
11
427a Jan
21
361/4 Jun
10
51
Sep
29
4774 Jan
2
47% Dec
19
44% Mar 17
22 Va Aug
44 y2 Dec
80% Jan
3
96% Mar
15
_33
6
84
2
407a Mar
2
17,300
983/4
*97%
27
19 Mo
19 3/a
1,700
55'A
547a
55 %
2,400
417a
41!A
41 Va
1,500
11%
11
Ma
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
2,300
60 Ma
60'A
■v*78v •'79 Ma
60%
607a
60%
60 3A
6,000.
10
126%
10
38
37
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44'A
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45%
50
49%
50%
50
50
87
85%
100
88'A
86%
323/4
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27
273/a
27
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10
No par
547a
5 5'A
54%
preferred
&
Co
14
85 Va Jun
mmmm
17
Mar 13
28 V,
28 74
19%
*19%
193/4
9%
9 Ma
9'A
433/4
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43%
4,800
44%
43%
437s
43 Va
43%
43%
43 Ma
30,100
39%
38%
39%
33%
38%
38%
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583/,
58 Va
57 Mi
57 %
48%
493
a
48'/a
48
Amer
49%
22 Ma
23
22 Mi-
23 Va
2274
23
Commer
American
Line
Barge
Crystal Sugar
Co.
3
42 Ma
com.—10
Hardware
Ice Co common
110
Mar 30
Mar 17
18% July
203/a Jan
July 20
19
American
84
May L9
3.90%
433/.,
43 7s
105 Ma
105 Ma
104 Mi
58%
59%
58 Mi
44
44
44
437s
44'A
43 7,
44
50%
49%
50 '/a
373/a
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37%
40"
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39%
*38%
29 Va
29 Va
29%
2874
2 9 V4
28
29
4,900
123/u
12%
123/u
11%.
12 M,
11%
12
49,900
36
3.50O
30
American
Machine
34% Jan
16
American
Metal
Jan
22
4%%
323A Jan
22
19
American
Molasses
51% Sep
4
American
Motors
73 % Anr
14
American
American
News
16
25 Va Feb
25
69% Nov
17
53
Jun
11
2
35 % Dec
2
32% Jan
7
343/4 Sep
337a Apr
12...
40% Nov
L4
38 3/a Jan
8
40 Va
7
493/4 Aug
8
163A Dec 30
2
1443/4 Nov
26
157
13
347a NOV
48 3/4 Apr
10
68
3534 Jan.
2
Oct
2.
155
2
-
1173/4 Jan
22
273A Jan
126
457s Dec
6
105
American
Rad
32 Va Jan
3
41
May
52 % Mar .31
76
Aug 24
42% Sep
138% Sep
7
30
18
.
54 % Jun
26
120 % Jan
13
4
5
-Jan
1
567a Feb
27
148% Mar 20
1
63% Mar
125
9
2
43% Mar
105
Jan
.
8 3A Jan
2
14% Nov
5
13% Jan
2H
18% May 18
75 Va Jun
134 % Jun
15
39
97s Jan
Nov
4
ll
10
69
Apr
17
20
American
119% Jun
1-0
129% Jan
20
37
Jan
16
26 % Jan
27% Dec
23
24% Jan
12
10 % Jun
17% Nov
6
14% Jan
July 29
153/8 Aug 17
t3
23% Jan
55 JA
2
Jan
13 % Mar 12
293/a Aug
'
223/a Jan
40
Jan
2
.
13-
46-% Jun -30~
7
27% May
18 Vs Aug
1
4
6%
Dec
31;
8R<
Jan
2
14%
400
487b
51%
412,000
60
•>
60%
9,100
48
46 Ma
47 %
45 7a
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44%
46 %
46 Ma
47
46%
37%
46%
467a
43 'A
42 y4
42-''/a
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43
40 Va
41
10,600
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14 3/„
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14 Mi
143/a
14
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
45,400
143
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38
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*
0
10
377b
143
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373/4
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138%
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...
25
common
preferred_100
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123
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143
*
143
140
%
37'A
37%
37%
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36%
311
A
703/4
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70
69
69
43
433/8
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42%
427s
139 Ma
139
141M4
139 Ma
140 Va
61
122 7a
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28%
283/4
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61
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61
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123
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122
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287a
287a
2874
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6%
400.
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28'/a
6,800
687a
14,300
70%
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71
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86
86
85
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30
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30 Va
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307a
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17
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series
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5
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173/4
99
1,700.
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100
25
common—
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610
122
28 Va
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11,900,
830
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10
25
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Works
Preferred
4,200
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preferred
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4,500
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140
143
101
121%
120
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177b
17%
61% May 21
32 % Jan
7
88% July 28
4678 Mar 13
1
81%
82M4
5
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
36%
36%
34 Ma
36M4
13
60 %
Jan
2
74% Mar 17
Anaconda
Co
6678
67%
x653/4
67 Ma
6 5'/a
61% Oct
667a
64%
663/4
14
53 % Jan
t
60% Mar 18
Anaconda
Wtre
57
58M4
57
57
55 Ma
573/4
56%
56 Va
56%
57%
820
39
31
33
Feb
3
47
40 Va
41
40 3/4
40
41
41
41
40%
41'A
2,900
90% Jan
20
Ampex Corp
Dec
May 31
Jan
2
41M2 Nov
14
34
Mar
22
Jan
13
32% Dec
5
30
Jun
dividend
For
all
other
4
23
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July 28
95% Apr
41 Vs
Aug
9
6
36% Jan
14
page
28.
—
79
'823/4
77
V 78%
.
10,400
6,800
34%
"
50
&
Cables
,
36,800
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
No par
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6.25
No par
*90
91%
*90
411/4
91 Va
21.80
38
38
♦373/a
37%
373/4
373/4
363/4
37%
36%
367a
3,500
32%
33
32%
33V8
32%
323/4
32
32%
31%
32
8,800
10
*90
91 %
'90
91%.
*90
'
4,800
453/4
71
Viscose
10
2 8 3/a
*14
46
■
■95
28
42%
44
&
*94
28%
46'V4
09
Te>!
95
46%
43 Mb
Tobacco
28
43%
73
Sumatra
*92%
28 %
—
2,200
35,800
633A Oct
100
14 Ma
95
1
.
25%
37% Dec
33
$149 87Va
277a
477a
45 Va
American
Anchor
39
48 Ma
69%
American
American
46%
*92 Ma
433/4
American
107 % Jan
14 %•
49
43 Va
preferred
9
277a
14%
81
Va
13.800
4 6 Va
non-cumulative
American
94
2.7
47%
preferred—
Jun
90
153/a July 11
28% Dec 29
26
7%
94
14%
14%
Co
18
25 Va
27 %
*80 Va
62%
Refining
35% Feb
47
25%
49%
Sug-ar
29
49
25 Vb
59%
Stores
Jun
31
49
48
American
30
*80
50%
26 %
94
3,400
89 Va
25 %
*14
American
4
19 Vn
104
49.3/4
.
14'/a
4
35M4 Dec
8H
26%
par
Co
900
17%
19
*100
90
50%
2
6
19
104
6 2 3/a
American Steel Foundries
4
10
19
08'/a
SO3/,
Smelt & Refg com_No par
African
8,500
17 %
19
25%
14%
x
165%
17 Va
*100
90 3/a
81
*
3,700
40
'A
102
■17%
61-%
6
72% July
83 % Sep
*80 Ma
Vo
,48-3/4
6%
29 Va Jun
104
89%
109
617b -62 Ma
Seating Co—
Ship Building Co„No
South
*17
*
11,100
37 Ma
35%
50.
26%
100
American Snuff
173/,
*102
19 Va
*100
82
17
46%
Amer
3
19
161.
17%
62%
5
31
1
7%
19 %
91 Mt
106 %
17 Ma
47-3/4
12
Dec
97'A Dec
American
American
25%
109
*17 Ma
104
1
—25
preferred
American
51
25 Vs
*90
*80%
17%
2
—
Co
&
*50 Va
88%
82
com—1
—100
19 Vo
*100
91 Va
*102
36 3/a
164
3,600
497a
*38 Ma
36
.
I7:,/4
930..
20,900
44
3? V4
40
62 Vs
Jun
31 M» Jan-
27
1%
19%
104
.
*80%
5
31% Jun
26% Mar 20
45
Mar 17
19 Va
*17 Va
109
36%
166 Va
173/4
50 3/a
'3,700.
59%
*43 Ma
37%
*38
43'A
105
—1
Std
5
152
35% Dec
12
21
S
20
July 16
293% Dec
2
,
2574 Feb
Jun
617a Nov
2-
27 % Dec
May
517a Oct
1
17%
102
363/4
165
17%.
497s!
27%
40
43
Chem—_No par
&
1
+J7
.
*
109
50
377a
——No par
Potash
140 l/a Jun
*102
_i
Corp
Optical
2
Inc
49 s/a
169
173/4
106
37
•
37
165 'A
17%
—
Co
American
547a Mar
18 3/a Apr
May 12
22 % Jan
367a
171 '/a
Metals_No par
Co
American
4
37
168 'A
preferred —
Metal Products!
3
Sep
Sep
14
&
Climax
12
♦17%
Natural Gas Co_
503/4 July 16
53% July
1
41% Dec
2,
36 M,
x29%
—I
American
15-3/4 Feb
2.
12%
100
98
3
12 Ma-,
preferred.
1
593/4 Apr
30%
91
3
9,100
5 9 3/a
*100
Apr
24%
5 8 3/a
100
243/4 Jun
233A
105'/a
Fdr.y common—7
13
433A
700
5,000 !
24
60
&
Mach
4374
4,600
4 73/4
105
"49 Ma
12250
prior preferred
20
19
Jan
119% Sep
25 V2 Jan
5%%
79 Va Jun
48 V2 Jan
743A Feb
American
Feb
July 27
437a
383/4
57%
49 %
58%
104
No par
International Corp_
Investment Co of HI
23%
:
38 %
*57
49'A
61%
103 '/a
30
preferred_100
10
133/4 Jun
65 % Jan
2
American
105
25
Corp
Products—
non-cumulative
100
€
18
Jan
9
6%
.
Power__No par
Home
21
11% Jan
Foreign
American
Dec
3-
.20
Lines
43%
%!.
44
10
Distilling Co
American
203/8 Jan
Sx
433/4
38Va
*58
100
60%
102
—.100
...
American
167B Nov
43
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
July,21
31
Jan
140
472%
American
July 27
28
8
2
American
33 Va
92 Va May
7
26 Va Aug 24
11
29
49%
Co
May 27
20% Feb
16,100
29%
25
41
8,000
9M»
193
Oct
18,600
547a
28%
3
163/4 Aug 13
,
307B Oct
28 3/a
543/a
V*19'A
L2
102
277a
54 Va
9%
Feb
2
29'A
o47u
197a
14 % Jan
Jan
273/4
54%
383/4
'
17% Jan
92
29%
54 Va
9 Va
&
Jan
28 Va
55 Va
28%
American
79
20
29%
*19%
22.
Jun
1,900
64 Ma
9 l/a
187a Jan
99 %
34%
*61 Va
29 M>
Export
53 V2 Jan
3 4 Ma
64 M>
19%
American
19-
600
343A
9 Ma
15
3
497a
*34%
*62 Va
12.50
common
347a Apr
17
*49 Ma
343/4
63
%
48'A
17
4,400
40,200
139
28 Ma
31
Jun
*122
19'A
307a Dec
21% July 28
50
9%
36%
59% Nov
139
50
30
*39 Ma
111
*122
50 Va
20,300
193/4
—.5
2
27
9'/a
__.L0
2
333A
26 V4
29'A
No par
Inc..!
40c
2
85 y4
33
2 7'A
200
1,100
*19%
Corp..
European Secur
Jan
84
,337a
45%
I
Enka
32 % Jan
86 3/o
-tH33%
50
49
59 3/4
July 28
37
49
..25
Sep
13,400
20
Electric Power Co.
Jan
37
No par
Apr
4,200.
81,900
111%
*44
No par
65 y4
'333A
Radio, Corp..!—T
——
preferred
50
33%
33 Vs
343A
35
64
29
32%
*109 Va
63
x34%
*62%
297a
33
1033/4
433/4
26
129
493A
600
45%
277a
*122
493/4
357..
287s
American
13
129
64 %
*63
American
17% Nov
*49%
2
American
27
*122
50
35%
50
4
96
^
139
49%
113,600
833/s
86 %
32 %
277a
80
3774
125%
37
49%.
27 Vo
No par
Co
37
80
37 Va
*123%
l
33 %
*44
87 Va
Feb
16
I
(
32'A -32%
;i
common..
Shoe
33
109%
37
44 %
*36
*78 Va
38%
.126
32%
337a
1103A
44
July 27
Feb
33%
108 3/a
80
37%
*122
33 Ma
34%
11174
50
46
13
323/4
33%
10874
19
*78
38 Ma
44
45
104
33%
19
130
*36
55% May 18
108
33 %
347a
377a
*123
1
3
31
80
383A
127%
19 %
50
3774 July 21
27 V2 July 24
11% Sep
4
Jan
19'A
37%
114
112%
25
31
19
127%
34%
34
1
*78
38 Va
127
337a
No par
475/a July 24
94
!
80'A
38%
100
13
122
6,700
55'A
22
I
3,700
41%
Sep
11
26 Ms
1157a
557a
44
Aug 27
Apr 21
26 M,
1147a
42
267a Nov
Dec
40
26%
1173A
55'A
2
18
97 Ma
26
115
*41%
12
41% Dec
96 Ma
26aA
1173/4
417a
14 Va Jan
134
98%
26 3/a
567a
17
2
*97%
117%
19
557a Dec
3
987a
27 Va
118
417.
2
13
116%
X56
9
Jan
267a,
118%
19%
32% Feb
,
277b
117%
Chicle
106
~50
573/4
*97 Va
Chain & Cable
May 28
'
987t
American
44
54,600
190
*97 Va
American
4
117a
110
190
24% Sep
31
11%
*104 Va
195
10,300
17
Jan
12%
110
383A
IS
163A Jan
195
57
Jan
13
*104%
38
38% Feb
30
'11%
200
5 8 V,
467a Feb
1874 Oct
.12%
110
*192
6174 Aug
7
55 74 Apr 28
July 14
Jan'
12
*104'/a
397a
Theatres Inc common
7%
127a
110
200
84%
563/,
11
73
12%
*104%
*195
9,400
19,100
38 %
387a Jan
r,
12%
1.L0
195
5,400
38
397a
20
2
*83
58 Ma
55% Dec
11% Jan
34%
*83%
3874
40% Nov
2
84%
2,400
573/a
24
197a Jan
*83 %
7,156
-
60
Feb
39% Jan,17
25
x377»
84%
U
84'/a
4 7a
•
393A
Arma Corp
Cable
17
38%
*83%
32
-L 4 Va-
Broadcasting-Paramount
Jan
5%
•9,500
197a
.4%: 4%
41 Va
——
6
58
1
■*
3274
19'A
-V,
58
Co
preferred
397a May
3% Jan
297a Jan
32%
197a
38
12.50
19
2
33%
197a
38 %
474
567a
common
Sugar
13
24
V\
20
37'/a
GO 7a
American
38 y2 Jan
3
19
39% Jan
32 %
19%
37%
113/4
5
7
Jan
27 y4 Aug
45 % Jan
85%
325
20
60
2
58
347a
*319
197a
11%
50 Va Sep
33 V2 July
14
11
'2,300
86
325
30%
37%
12 '
2
66% May 29
85
*3.17
325
3,200
*30 %
»
47a
607a
42% Jan
37% Dec
30%
32 Va
1174
convertible preferred
American Bakeries Co
31
.
11,100
41 Va
3%%
25
*318
80
2
19% Feb
30%
867a
19«'o
39
Airlines common.—
American
9
31%'
85 %
1,200
19%
60%
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
9
31
197s
■■/.
59'A
Petroleum
30
108
19 Va
474
60
Amerada
33% Apr
105%
.7-
20 Va
3,000
.2.600'
,
567s
Corp
35% Apr
507a-
107
105
19
convertible preferred
Amalgamated
160 % Apr
a
327a.
287a-
*49 Va
13,500
40%
5
Jan
58% Dec
47% Dec
6%
327a
287a
51
32 7o
100
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America
Amerace
32%
287a.
50 Va
47a
common—No par
Allis-Chalmers
15
32%
28%
51 Va
1974
330
3,300
7,000
\
327a
207i
195
1
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Feb
147a..
39%
Corp-
Corp
1
39
54
147a-
327a
Amalgamated Leather Co—
33% Jan
207a,
43 Va
147a
100
preferred.
1
47 % Jun
207a
54%
No par
25
15
20%
53%
No par
Inc.-
38 ;'/4 Sep
11
207a
xl4%
108
7,000
290
287a
1
106
.
;
,
377a
*83
18
39 Va Feb
29
45 %- Dec
*321
47a
33
12%
.
127 y4 Sep
Apr
37 y2 Sep
x
4
53% Dec
41 % Jan
330
474
117
1
Corp_L
17
42% Dec
2
Inc
14%:
200
66%
*114
10
29
39 Va July 15
115% July 24
*323
5
83% Mar 17
1
86
*104%
Co
5
May 11
86 Va
I
preferred
Allen
24
21
33% Jan
convertible
20%
5474
116-
.
327a
86%
32 Va
86
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
4%
20 %
32
197a,
317a
100
common
prior preferred
X116
Shares
41
65%
28 Va,
110 Va
r!
preferred A
conv
109 J/4
317a
100
Mills
21
7
5%%
Products
273/4 Jan
27 Ve Apr
Alleghany Corp
121
*40
the Week.
,
51
207«
20
37 %
Rights
4%% preferred
67 Va
•
111%
20 Vo
Allied
33% Feb
25
110'/a
1
Allied
52
Feb
Corp.—_5
g
24
15
81
/
41
'
Inc
14V4 Feb
4
61% Jun 11
52 Va Jan
July 28
51
common!
Allied
21
287a-
51
Friday*
Sept. 4
*40
20%
33 %
28 Va
327a
34% Apr
447a Feb
17
3274
50
2
7
Aug
337a
Hales tmr
Thursday
Sept. 3
x66
1474
28%
Corp
PRICES
68 %
54 Va
15
33 %
No par
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series—100
A J Industries
2
Inc
2074
5574
.
49 Va
Air Reduction Inc common
Products
*116
28
1
1
21 y2 Mar 20
5
21
8
.28% Aug 25
9
43% Oct
15% Jan
Apr
147a
1
6%
60% Aug 31
54%
15%-
Aeroquip Corp
Alco
17
557a
15
SALE
41
67 Va
118
20%
55
,1
Admiral Corp
Aldens
*114
21
10
Gas
121
•
*39
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph
Alabama
41
69 ■%
20s/a
Co!
Express
40
68 Va
25
Inc
Steel
Adams
*115
.1
Adams-Millis Corp——_
17
Jun
2
Industries
Acme
3)
& July 24
102
10% May 19
353/4 Jan
2
ACF
8
May 11
100
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc————.
*4
92
7
convertible- preferred
42
69%
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 2
Sept. I
OS) 7u
*40
AND
Tuesday
Aug; 81
5
common
Vending Corp.—„_
44 V2 Apr
28
Monday
P»l?
1
Laboratories
4%
ABC
30
7
95% Aug
12% Feb 10
S
29
Abbott
206 V4 Apr
18
12
72 Va Apr
30
13% Apr
29
Jan
32% Jan
11
84
23
Jan
Jan
32 Aug 31
12
93
22
Apr
1
22% Apr
38% Sep
I
160
29
12
6% Mar 19
15
Aug 25
77 Va JUn
Jan
328
30
30
Aug 10
a 2
Jan
9
May 19
29% May 11
34% July 16
91% Mar 10
'
72
2
JO % Mar
6
82
9
17
Ian
34% July 15
24 Va Jan
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
24
57
2
27% Apr
31
Jan
8
28
Aor
22 Ya Jun
3
.26
YORK
EXCHANGE
47 y4 May
134
2
14% Sep
14
20 Va Jan
1
18% Mar 26
18
19 3/a Jan
Sep
NEW
Highest
40V2 Dec
120
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year1958
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
Range for Previous
Lowest
17
91%
f
'*
*
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
(982)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Frnrlemj
Ummgt for
Highest
Lowest
2
Feb 25
29
Jan
12
19% Apr
7
12% Feb
10
22% Jan
2
Nov
3
& % Apr
7
1% Jan
8
80
—
-
44%
41%
67%
24%
39%
Dec
Aug
Dec
Dec
Dec
90
May
22 % Sep
27% Sep
43% Jan
17
5
29
2
35% Feb
9
77%Jun
23
Jan
22
33% Sep
64% May
7
May
7
23
20
--
10% July
8
•23% Jun
19% Dec
Feb 25
18
Feb
Jan
July
July
46
May
86% Apr
23% July
17% Jan
28% Apr
49%
40%
80%
32%
2
3
18
4
19
31
30
19
Jan
9
2
17% Feb
12
34% Dec
10
31% Feb
9
10% Aug
8
10% Jan
30
25
7
16
27
2
-
Jan
94% Jan
6
105
Jan
2
96
67
57% Aug 4
107%Mar31
19
44
Feb
13
5
46% Nov
2
100
Jun
10
70% Sep
3
May
19
Dec
Thursday
Sept. 2
Sept. .3
45 .
45%
33% 33%
78% 79%
29% 29%
43%'44 "
*80
81%
.45
45%
34% <
79% -r
29%
29%
43%
82%
79%
29%
43%
80%
*22%
12
X25
29% 30
43% "' 44%
82% 82%
23
12
25%
21%
*34%
14%
45%
33 /2
78 a
45%
34
78%
*
43%
82%
*22%
11%
25
34
22
*22%
12
23
12%
25%
25%
21%
35%
13%
21%
36%
14%
*34%
13%
,
35%
14¥4
45%
33 /a
79
29 ,4
44
81
22%
22
22
11%
24%
3534
13%
*36%
13%
55% 56%
103% 103%
56% 56%
103
103
1
5.25% 1st preferred
Associates Investment Co
—100
10
71
71
70%
71%
10
23%
28%
28'A
22%
12%
25
22%
36%
13%
4
45 ■
33%
78%
29%
43%
81%
22%
12
25
22%
36%
13%
,
56% 56%
*103;. 104
*71
72%
28%
the Week
Friday
Sept.
45
33%
78%
28%
™ 43%
*80
*22%
11%
*24%
•
22%
36%
r.
13%
,
Common
2
88% Jan
—
23
12/a
25%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
■
19
Wednesday
Sept. 1
45%
34%
78%
-
40% May 19
14% Jun 18
2
Tuesday
Aug. 31
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
-No par
Argo Oil Corp
——5
Armco Steel Corp—-10
Armour & Co
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
.
No par
Arnold Constable Corp™
5
Artloom Industries Inc.
1
Arvin Industries Inc
—
„
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining common—1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp___
5
11
26
29
25% May 15
11
8% Jan
*
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lewest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Ranre Since
Tear 1958
Sale* for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Shares
1,200
1,800
18,100
22,600
6,700
90
40
4,400
2,100
11,500
600
4 4,900
;
„
...
55% 55%
*103
104 -
56Va 56%
103% 103%
y~
70%
71
70%
27%
23%
27% "28
70%
.
,
.
2,400
30
1,300
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
17% Jan
9% Jan
2
2
28'A Dec
27% Jan
28
32% July
8
10% Dec
18
9% Jun
4
10
41% Nov
10
39% Jan
23
2
10% Mar
19% Jan
52
July 27
86% Jan
8
Feb
28
81
9
92
Jan
92
31
July
Common—
6
4%
53 % Dec
30
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
Atlantic
45% Nov
13
43% Jun
24
78% Oct 29
Jan
15
78% July
53'A Apr 17
86% Mar 3
Atlantic
90
6% Jan
6 % Jun
23
8% Jan
26
Atlas
16
16% Feb
11
5%
27
Jujy 29
Atlas
14% Jan
2
5
15'A Jun
Jun
30
72 % Sep
22
68% Jan
7% Jan
2
25% Dec
19
16% May 27
24% Feb
16
27% Jan
13
•7
96
series
Corp
'..7
16 %
16%
xl6
.——20
common—
preferred
Powder
—
Conv
8
28% Dec
19
21% Jun
9
12% Aug
ft% Jan
6
29 % Dec
30
29
48% Aug 26
13"% Dec
11
7
17% May 25
Avco
.
89%
88%
55
16
16%
16%
*22%
23 Va
22%
47'A
48
46
Va
47%
15%
16%
87 %
54
.10%
48%
87
54%
44
43%
*31% 82Va
6%— 7—:
16
16
16
85%
88%
87
*86
.
28,800
11,300
1,400
10
2,200
10,200
180
20,300
2,000
1.300
400
16%
*16
I6V2
23
♦22
23
*22
23
46 Va
47
45
46
45
46%
6.300
13%
14%
13%
13%
72,300
*22
1
%
13%
13%
13%
14
8%
36%
14 Va
13%
3
48%
37
48%
*86
54%
16
16%
16%
22%
10
10%
48%
87%
55
<•' w/a
44Va
*81% 82Va
—6 % — 1 ■
10
44Va
*81%
,—6%—,_7—_—,
89
*16%
—
10%
48%
87%
55%
44%
82Va
88 Va
*88 Va
Corp_
28%
10
48%
*85%
16 Va
Co of Amer_2.50
Automatic Canteen
2
25% Apr
10 Va Jan
.
57Va
44%'81%
:No par
common
prior pref ($1.20)-
16% Jan
,
_No par
Co,——
Nichols
Austin
57
—_10
100
1
common
preferred
B
44%
81
6%
No par
Coast Line RR
Refining
$3.75
8
8% Aug
17% Aug
2
10Va ' 10Va
43%-'49%
*85% '87%'
23
10
10%
48%
48%
*85%
87%
56% ..57
44
44%
82
82%
6 %—,—6%
20
preferred
27% Jan
2
M
Feb 25
1
-
preferred—10
6.50
100
non-cumulative
5%
Atlantic City Electric Co cbm_
8%
38 Va
15%
53 %
8%
36%
15%
8%
37%
15%
52%
95%
4%
53
96
300
l'
B
1% Jan
10% N07
9
Jun
24
16
9% Jan
20
v
30 Va Feb
9
42% July 24
6
18% July 16
Apr
15
6
4
Nov
3
13% Jan
Nov
6
43% Jan
8
53 % Aug
3
92% Jun
10
101'/a Feb
5
89% Jun
8
66
Jan
40
105% July
31
13
82% July 16
41% Feb
9
61
Jun
Oct
29
28
Jan
6
48% May 27
64 % Oct
22
49% Sep
64'A Jan
27
16% Jan
6
30% May
7
23% Jan
45% Apr
8
53
Dec
4
52% Jan
30% May 11
66Va Feb 27
Mar 24
36
Dec
10
27
Feb
40Va July 27
7
31
Dec
23
28% Jan
49
Jun
3
47% Sep
Jan
53
July
7
Jan
200
July
8
22% Apr
45% Apr
7
29% Jan
2
33% Jan
6
63'A Nov
7
16% Jan
21
45% Oct
18
23
Feb
95
Dec
85
48
9
127
Jan
3
174
Jan
9
104
Jun
178
Aug 22
93
10% Jan
30
74% May
29
19
36'A Jan
7
Dec
18% May 16
40 Ve Dec
3
83
Jan
2
30% Oct
2
36 Va Oct
29
13
28 Va Jan
2
35% Jan
9
May 19
28% Jan
2
44
Dec
31
10% Jan
13% Dec
17
90
25
Mar
Beckman Instruments Inc_—
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
9
2
13% Sep
3
24% May 11
74% July
6
Sep 22
92 Va Jan
13
95
May
Belding-Heminway —
Bell Aircraft Corp
I
Bell & Howell Co common-—
4%% preferred
May 14
10
74 % Dec
12
66
Jan
16
89
18% Jan
2
27 % Dec
24
24
Jun
16
28 Va Mar
Jan
2
S8% Jan
18
52
1% Feb
18
2
2
36 Va Jan
6
34% Jun
1% Oct
17
36% Dec
6
48
"lT
54 % Oct
49 %
14
Oct
2
159% Jun
2
15% Dec
9
2
76
140
12
6% Jan
143
Jan
•6
Dec
12
41%? Apr
53
J an
37 Yb Oct
28
36 % Jan
18
1
26% Dec
11
July
Feb
11
7
July
-'-rt
„
7%
2
'•
22
18
17 % Feb
9
30
30 % Aug
19
46
14% Jan
2
22 Va Oct
10
21 % Jan
2
35
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
20% Jun
5
2
19
Dec
18
Jan
8
pfd series of
May 14
83 Va Aug
70% Feb
10
37% Feb
9
47% Aug
76 Va Feb
3
81 % Apr
24
14
17% Oct
3
32% Oct
2
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
36 Va Oct
59
Jan
24
10
Mar 26
23
17
Sep
,
33 Va Jan
6
45% Jan
13
2
2
44
40V8 Jan
Va Nov
18
61
3%%
Aug 25
6
49% Dec
31
49 Va Jun
18
2
17 Vs Dec
30
16% Jan
8
20% Apr
42% Jan
17
60
19
57 Va Jan
6
71 Va Aug 31
46% Dec
12
53% Nov 21
47% Jan
2
109 Va Aug 25
22% Jan
13
30
Dec
10
28% Jan
6
33% Mai
25
26
33% Oct
3
26% Sep
1
35% May 28
13% Jan
2
20 ya Dec
Budd
78% Jun
10
90
19 Va Jan
8
31% July 10
10
90
8
94 Va
2
24
32% Apr
1
37% Jan
2,1
Buffalo
2
18% Sep
16% Dec
29
16
Jan
2
24% Jun
18
Bullard
3
13Va Jan
27
20% Apr
15% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
26 % July
28
70
Apr
10
68 % Jan
2
80% Apr
10
62% Dec
12
62
Jan
10
Jan
9% Feb
28
2
63
Feb
56
Mar 26
25
Jan
Mar 10
May 27
67
8
May
4
$5
Co
4%
Forge
preferred
45% Mar 18
Burroughs Corp_
35% Feb
22 % Jan
10
40 % Nov
6
34% May
5
42% July 23
374 Jan
15
8% Oct
14
4 Va %
Butler
July 27
Byers
9
55
5
116
Aug
3
7 %
18 %
18%
13,000
31%
317 a
31%
32:
31,200
29
27%.
283
221
5,600
>>•
63 %
32
29%
23
22%
2234
-22%
23 T»
227a
23 V4
22%
%«
87-/4
87
82 Va
86%
Va"
10,900
45
44 V'4
45
'a'
11,800
79
*78%
80
«/4
62%
63%
*28%
/
62%
44 Va
2,200;%
78
x78
62 3
61'
a
13 Vo
2",609 %
40
.
3,500
62%
40%
50%
12 %
12%
61%
61%
4,600
500
58,000
6.700
12,600
38%
37%
1
—
84
*82
53%
3.800
59%
17
17
2.800
600
71%
71%
No par
104%
106
*29%
30
27%
28
;
400
1,700
13 Va
40%
*49%
39.400
4,600
22,600
.
5
700
10,100
5,600
5
second
pref
Copper
Co
—
&
—100
——
55.200
5
4,000
1
^
Zinc—
(A M)
50
ioo
—
.
Bros—_
55,300
1
com
400
15
3.400
_5
~30
10
common
participating preferred—100
c
29
3Va Jan
7% Dec
10
9% Jan
20 Va Nov
21
3
32% Aug 12
5% July 10
9% Mar 17
18
Sep
Jan
5% Jan
12% Dec
31
10
35% Jan
50% Nov
12
14% Jan
46 V4 Jun
20% Nov 24
81
Jan
45
Oct
27
26% Jan
10
90
May
50VaJan
30
Mar 30
19% Jan
26
2
30
28.
62 Va Feb
3
69
22
July 28
,
7,700
7,100
5.400
11%
10%
11%
49%
49 Va
49%
49
3,000
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
3,900
82 %
84 Va
*82%
84 Va
*82%
46 %
*45
46 Va
*45
Canadian
Apr
3.400
6%
25%
6%
23 Va
10%
Canadian
Aug 26
29
29 Va
6%
25%
49%
1
27
29
.
.
11 Va
3
19
6%
26%
49%
32% Mar
19
31% Sep
26 y3
29%
10%
44% Jun ♦
37% Nov
66
11
'25%
5
6%
26
49%
89
Feb
6%
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
51
2
page
14
29%
29%
6%
Oampbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—1—1
Aug 12
6
see
22 V4 Aug
Inc
29%
1
10%
82 Va
21% Jan
footnotes
13 V4 May 18
55% Jan 15
_5
Mining Corp—_
Calumet & Hecla
7
47% Jan
For
July 27
Callahan
5
45 Va Aug 28
37
Jan
9
Dec
27 Va
California Packing Corp
$4j25
Canada
Cannon
conv
preferred
Southern Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
Pacific
Mills
Co
RyJ
___1.80
21%
1.66%
*82%
100
25
No par
*40%
t
41%
27% -V 27%/
84 %
*45
—_No par
—No par
21%
46%
-v
*40%", 41%
27%/
27%
*
*45
40
*38%
27%
*39
3974
27%
40
27 %
27%
27%
•
64-.-.,;; .64/.1
63%
64
*63
64
s
*63
,
1.100.'!-
20,700
5
3
—
;
2,400/'
31 %
79
80
50
Bush Terminal Co_—
Jan
18%
100
84l/a Aug 17
Jan
29 %
13%
18%
preferred J,
5
38
54 Va
18%
10%.
;
13
109
35%
54
10
24% Jan
19
*78%
V"
'
10;
1,300
_l
29% Aug 24
16
%
45%
,.44%
*18%
Inc
76% Jan
39% Dec
5,800
77 Va
23
*10%
_
Co
2
108 Va Dec
17%
*75 Va
28%
•
•
63 Vu
Co
Co
17
9
1,200
16%
77'Va
*75
No par
17
6
65,300
143 "A
36%
29%
44
.
78% Oct
Jan
8,200
57%
142 %
37 7a
58
29%
86%
-No par
common
28% Dec
Jan
37%
56%
*143% 145
17%
17%
29%
:-:f 23%
5
43% Dec
98
3,300
18%'
•
3.50
Co
8
20
37%
30 Va
87%
15
Line
Watch
3% %
Butte
37 Va
70 Va
24%
Inc
3
26
37%
*34%
23%
1
7
Jun
37 VA
55 Va
23%
10
Burlington Industries Inc
Mar 10
21,300
35%
87
2.50
preferred
Bulova
8
1%
7lVa
22%.
100
27% Apr
16% Mar
5
1%
•
common
64% Jan
5
7,200
1%
33,500
31
Oct
33 V4 Dec
27
9Va Jan
Pipe
Buckeye
7,500
53%
29
5
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
16
59
94
*34%
32%
Bigelow
Brown Shoe Co
6,800
*70%
29
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Jun
Dec
&
200
23,800
55%
31%
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown
d0
,5,560
/
14%
35%
5
Inc__
Co
11% Jan
310
3,600
71%
18%
preferred
34% Jan
40
12,800
29%
100
Bristol-Myers
8
100
11,600
,
54 V*
—25
42 Va July
21
1,600
2,100
*70
18%
_100
19
Jan
3,600
*34%
1
13
85
2,000
70%
30
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%%> convertible preferred
8
54
35%
47
50 Va
199
96 Va
23%
55*%
82V4
34%
41
35%
17
1%
:'•••
77%
29%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Bnggs & Stratton Corp
July
35%
*16Va
14%
58%
*92'/a
3.200
RR—
preferred
Braniff Airways
8
17%
69%"'
5%
44% May J 5
17%
56%
Co
Maine
34'/a
*40'%
1.200
2.700
37 Va
77 Va
7,1"::
55%
common
54%
82V4
400
567*8
146%
69%
Corp_
47
50
*189
*95
23
58
567a
10
uJ.
12% Sep
4
66% July 20
35 'A Aug
82
18
*
Xl45
.2.50
Common
6
53% Jun
8% May 12
Mar 13
&
5
.::
53%
5
Brass
34%
39
38
38%
17%
1
—:
27
54
12,700
45%
61%
30%
51%
27%
44%
*61 Va
28
51%
38 V4
No par
Edison
27% Jan
37%
GO
85
*84
'
1%
*77%" •578%
—15
Boston
17% Mar 13
2
13
48% Aug 11
9 V4 Sep 25
92
500
49
_50c
Co
15'/u Jan
3
&
Borg-Warner Corp
3 % % preferred
66 % Mar 17
6
1951—:
Co
Boston
60% Dec 31
29
49%
48%
-•
1
Aluminum
Borden
27
3
16
7% Jan
Oct
25%
48%
58%
1%
*146%
Book-of-the-Mohth Club Inc_—..1.25
31
18% Apr
6Va Jan
82
69%
25
49
16%
14%
147
100
—
Bond Stores Inc
1
24% Aug 27
21
2
26% Jan
69 Va
25Va
35%
38%
57%
_100
Co
W)
(E
Bohn
Nov
48% Jan
6% Jan
70
25
49
*40%
1%
38%
8
Boeing Airplane Co__
85
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
•
47%
50
*187
*95 V
.22%
•«.• '54
82%
33%
49%
38
_
Black & Decker Mfg Co
When issued
5
% Jan
39 Va Dec
Jan
__
.
common
——_
Bliss
24% Apr
10 Vs Jan
78
preferred
9
July
18% July 28
6
_
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
58 Va Oct
5
Co
(Del)
30% Jun
2
23
Steel
Blaw-Knox
25
25% Apr
74% Sep
69 V4
25 V4
34%
94
1%
1
„.
Gypsum
4%%
.
12 VB Jan
lb
Inc_.
Co
56% July 15
6
34 Vs Feb
60% Jan
70%
54
.
15%
60%
*49
50
Inc—„1 peso
160
25
27
25 Va
%
8,100
69 Va
-
70 /
25%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
77% July 20
24 % Mar 31
9
'
&
Bestwali
83
:
23
59% Dec
■
69%
_
Consolidated
Bethlehem
6
19 Va Aug
12
—w'—
Best
1
July
155
5
Jan
2
Jan
.
preferred
Benguet
43% May 28
9
Jun
12 % Jan
70
30
16
5%
1
Mar 23
59 Va
May 11
23% Jan
.
Apr
5
-5
16,900
*92%
100
*16%
15%
60
*92%
1
1
6,000
14,600
96%
85
45%
62
31
52
27
54%
35
47% 50%
197
96%
23%
56%
82V4
34%
41
36%
16%
15Va
60%
95
*34
44 Va
*61%
30%
52
'
''
mm—.
16% Jan
Jun
13
50% July 21
6
H Jan
45
57
*82%
34%
*40%
36%:
common. —1
Bendix Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
3
23
__50
;lo
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp—
9
5
*95%
1
100
17Va July
44% Apr
50
*187
—1
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
43% Jan
93
4
54%
35%
47%
50%
197
96%
23%
57%
84
•
34%
41
36%f
17%
No par
12.50
3%% conv prior preferred
100
4%% preferred
;
100
Beaunit Mills Inc
2.50
56% Sep
14% Feb
53%
35'A
47%
10
July 27
13% Jan
5
3
27%
Beatrice Foods Co common
40Va Apr 23
42
Apr 10
35 %
27%
10
23% Aug 27
2
62
*31
52 %
Basic Products Corp
»
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
Bayuk Cigars Inc
6
Feb
84
80'A Jan
29
15%
v 52 %
96 ;
1
Bangor & Aroostook RR
July 29
39
15%
53%
97
85
46%
62%
31%
53
100
Barber Oil Corp—
29
9
.
15%
51%
96
*84
45 Va
1
10
noncumulative preferred
4%
20
100% Mar 26
2
19% Jan
73% Jan
18
23
94% July 29
5
May 22
20
2
Sep
44
8
50% July
8%
33%
Babbitt (B T) Inc
1
Babcock & Wilcox Co—
—
9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton Corp
—13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
No par
4%% preferred stiles B
100
4% preferred series C—.
100
Baltimore & Ohio common———100
8
45
2
14% Jan
95
Sep
12% Jun
8
21
Jan
34
7
64
64
100
22,200
600
Volume 190
Number
5879
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
(983)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
10% Jan
2
S
7
41% Dec
13
46% Dec
12
94 Va Apr
25 7» Jan
9
39 7a Jan
13
2
15 %
i
17
Jan
32% Jan
«
*■
Lowest
V
19% Dec
30% Apr
24
103
2
-38% Jan
July
11-
72
31% Nov
20 «
43% Dec
19
14% Apr
101% Jan
3
119% Jun
3
•
'102% Jan
9
20
6
Jan
6
.
91
Aug 28 y
101
Jan
2
118% Nov
5
55 % Jan
2
81% Dec
17
Apr"28
„;92 '
26% Feb
28
38% Dec
Sep
"
4
17
Jan
15
98% Jan
!
7
19% Jun
9
22% Dec
9
21% Apr
9% Jun
27
14
Dec
31
13
Jan
5
3
52
Oct
30
41 •
Jan
30
44
Jan
15
Jan
78
7
Aug
7%
16
71% Feb
8
Corp
5%
preferred
Central Agulrre
4
22
Mar 23
Central
55
Aug 20
Aug 14
Central of
80
22
17
157a
157a
1574
157a
52
507a
5174
157a
153/8
8,000
5074
5074
39%
5074
517a
397a
2,600
397t
3974
3974-
397a
3,300
5
*
397a
397a
96
97
377»
38
9574
3774
387/a
*43 74
447i
*28 7a
29
80 72
81%
797a
217a
217o
21
217a
*117 7a
6%
104
38%
1187a
34%
35 7a
100
=•122
3874
4274?
*42 74
x28 %
283/4
79
80
78-
80
21
217a
1177a
207a
76
21
2074
116 7a
1177a
674
67a
674
6%
67a
67a
1057a
1047a
103 7a
10474
10274
34%
35
3574
3474
937a
122
122
84%
35
92%
3174
,3078
*120 7a
123 7a
8374
36 7a
367a
36 7a
3674
367a
1874
*18 7a
1874
*187a
2154
2174
2174
*217a
22
c
84
I,700
367a
5,900
187a
187a
17
167a
55
5374
5474
*217a
22
*80
85
85
22
900
1674
1674
*1678
17
547a
3,600
*53 Va
547a
*53
543/ff
1,200
85
*76
85
80
80
*77
16
18% Feb
9
Apr 20
Central Hudson Gas &, Elec
No par
19 74
30% Jun
19 7a
24
19%
195/a
38% Mar 23
1974
1974
Central Illinois I.gt common
32%
91
23
No par
32
12
32 7a
327a
327a
99% Feb
32%
92%
9274
92
921
9274
41
417a
41
27%
41%
2774
407a
29
64%
65
6474
65 7a
42% Dec
31
60% Dec
39% Jun
17
19
Jan
16
7
Jan
3
29% Sep
12 J/4 Sep
48% Nov
12
26
6
23
3
17
23 % Feb
55% Feb
Aug 28
24% Mar
8% Jan
20
23% Jan
2
l%Jan
2
14% Dec
54
22
Nov
34
Jan
91
Jan
2
33% Nov
28
2
43
Cerro
167a Apr 27
89% Aug
6
Certain-Teed
28
Apr
6% Jan
79
1
Central &
Cessna
9
37% Jun
5074 Feb
Jun
9
99
35% Jan
12
9
90
2
17
2
55% Nov
14
29 %
29
23% Apr
19
27% Jun
3674 Jan
47% Apr
38
8
Oct
11% Jan
22
7
69% Nov
109 % Nov
17 % Mar 19
33% Sep
49 % Nov
26% Jan
10
Sep
14
42% Jun
8
Jan
17
4
24% Jan
2
63 % Oct
20
63 '-Jan
5
19
12% Jan
2
32
18 % Jan
2
40% Nov
19
27
31% Nov
28
27
23
1
13
7
50% Feb
30
Jan
327a Jan
22
'
45% May 25
> 36 % July 28
v 37% Apr '17
!
4
Jun
727a May 20
32 Va
Sep
3
Jan
21
Jun
10
9174 Feb
37
99
Sep
12
106% Apr
22
10274 Jan
44 % Oct
13
12
477a Jun
30
44
Jan
13
59% Oct 27
46% Jan
14
44% Feb
27
6474 Jan
21
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
52% July 21
10% Jan
15
2774 Mar 20
-
Feb
102% Jun
>
5
24
17
45% Dec
2
43
Jan
9
2
20% Oct
13
16
Sep
3
<
35% Jan
2
62
Dec
9
57 % Jan
9
i
37% Feb
25
55
Dec
3-0
44% Jun
22
Jan
86
Jan
98% Jan
14
106% May 20
64% Aug
4
91 % Aug
134
6"
97
2
28-
30 74
30 3/4
x293/4
Vought
Aircraft
Motors
Inc
Corp
1
convertible
Class
preferred
Chic
7-
Western
&
North
12
Jan
28
Jan
Feb
136% Jan
28
119% Feb
•
15
96
9
19
159
Apr
25
Western
July 24
22
12% Jan
2
20% Dec
30
57 % Dec
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
106
May
112
Jun
30
55% Jan
6,300
1774
5
1
Gun
101 % Apr
Clncbinutl .Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp—;
Service
Co
112% Feb
4% Jan
2
9% Nov
26
67a Feb
10
9% Jan
2
16% Sep
29
14% Jan
2
15% Jun
18
11
Sep
Clevite
48
17
43
Jan
'
Dec
31
15
108% Jun
4
277a Feb 24
47% Dec
15
19%-Jan
2
44% Dec
17
33% Feb
3
14% Jan
2
26% Dec
18
23% Jan
27
guaranteed
617s Jun
100
Jun
24
Internal,'I
32%
9,400
85 74
32-74
32 7a
327a
86 7a
857a
85 Va
*85 7a
86 7a
98 7a
*96%
987a
*96 7a
98 7a
42
7i
42
41%
413/4
397a
4174
577a
58 7a
*96 7a
40
210
98 7a
2,0~30"
40%
5574
57
57%
7,700
53%
533'a
533/4
53 7a
533/4
53 7a
53%
13,500
21
20%
207a
20
20 7a
20
20
50
104
*102
104
*102
104
*102
*101
x57 74
*101
104
2,300
104
467+
4674
46%
463/4
467a
46%
46 74
46 74
46 74
4674
900
16%
167a
16%
167a
16%
16%
16
16 7a
16%
16%
3,700
84
82
83 7a
82
82
817a
82
807a
81 3/a
3,500
51
95
83
7a
7a
517a
5174
513/a
50%
5174
2,200
*94 74
95 7a
*94
95%
94
947a
95.74
95 74
95 74
200
6272
62 %
*61 Va
62 7a
*61
6274
*61 72
62 7a
62%
627a
37 7a
*36
377a
*36
37%
*35%
37 7a
*36 74
377a
337a
36 74
363/4
353/4
36 7a
5,000
58 7a
7,500
51
*36.
27%
5774
51%
517a
37%
51%
36%
373/4
36 7o
58
57%
58 74
57%
59
57 74
*133
134
*132 7a
134
*133
134
133
133 7a
*90
102
*90
102
*90
102
*90
102
*90
102
1537a
154
150 74
152
15074
1503/4
150 3/4
152 7a
150
152 7a
4,700
*1,020
39 74
17,000
1
40 7e
*76
587a
*1,020
59
50
*1020
*1,020
*133 7a
50
134
*1020
407a
397a
407a
39%
397a
387a
40
38%
78
773/,
7 7 3/4
7774
773/4
77
77
*76 7a
78
160
.No par
2.67a
27
26 74
26 7a
25%
2574
25%
25%
25 7a
25 7a
2,000
com
No par
.31%
32
3034
32 7a
30%
31%
30 7a
31 3/a
307a
307a
37,400
preferred scries B
—50
*47 74
*4774
48 74
*47%
48%
*47 74
48 7a
47%
473%
100
Fuel & Iron
&
Southern
Inc
System
Pictures
10
.5
common
preferred,
Inc
Co
4.64%
preferred
— —~
5.25%
preferred
com
—
Nasi,
Mills
43
4174
42 7a
20%
2174
20%
217a
19%
*
49
5
29 74
39 7a
39
31%
31%
65
657s
25
147c
€2 74
68
39
39%
39%
317a
3274
31%
31%
3174 -313%
65
14%
65%
657a
66
66
'62 74
62%
147*
14 7a
Xl4 V2
62
62%
No par
4,700
3174
663%
]33/4
14
95%
95%
*9574
107%
1073%
*107 7a
22 %
22%
21 Va
22 74
1174
12 74
117a
12
113/4
12
11%
12
Va
2,500
393/8
66
22 74
74
20
39 74
31
62 74
%
2,300
19%
68
14 74
21%
97
preferred
61
9,600
142,400
497a
67
7t
13 7a
22%
109
No par
627a
39%
22
*96
com
143/a
19 7a
68
487a
39%
*108
1
197a
68
49
49
49 Va
97%
No par
1974
*6672
49
10972
*
.
7a
9774
No par
10
193/4
68
*66%
68
7a
*66 7a
109 7a
Corp
Y
19 Va
1974
19%
1974
%
1
N
53
4274
2172
.100
Consolidated Cigar Corp
of
5474
433/8
217s
....100
—
Publishing Co
Edison
*52 7a
43
21%
49
1
Co
54 74
43.3%
2131,
66
10
Edison
*52
43
21 %
50
No par
10
54 74
44 %
5474
1
Co
53
*52
43%
217a
*51
50
—No par
Carbon
48 7a
Ry—
noncumuLative
Consol
Electrodynamics Corp
July 23
Consol
Electronics Industries
28
Mar
Consolidated
45% July 22
Jan
2
27%
40% Jan
13
5074 Dec
31
47% Jun
9
5774 Feb
23% Jan
2
39 % Jan
15
1274 Jun
12
32
25
41'
May 15
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
48% Jan
14
92
Dec
30
104
93
Sep
18
103% Apr 25
85
Oct
2
99
2
Apr 21
Feb
28
Feb
217a Jan
23
Foods
6
Consolidated
Laundries
33
Jan
40 %
Aug
6
3
2
30% Nov
96
49% Dec
6
106
2
30
6
Apr 10
Feb
96 7a
62
*95 74
*107 7a
109
7,400
4,700
18,400
623/8
96 7a
\
15,700
400
30
109
21%
21%
8,100
117a
113/4
10,700
3,600
17 7a
1774
17%
177a
17 74
1774
17
17 74
16%
17
1174
117a
11%
11%
11
117a
117a
1174
1,800
597a
59
117a
59 7a
11
59
597a
59%
5874
59
573/4
63 7a
63 74
63
63 3/e
62 74
63 %
613/4
62 7a
61%
58
62%
10,600
100%
1007a
10074
100%
10074
100%
3,900
37%
28%
367a
363A
48
49
101
101%
101
100 74
95
May
617» Feb
91
4
25
92
Sep
4
99
Feb
Consol
RR
Jun
19
92
Jan
22
25 Va Jun
25
2974 Jan
16
87
Aug 17
44% Jun
102% July
4474 Jun
78% Jun
18
,
92% May
8
55% July 29
9
107% Apr
27
12
587a Jan
6
25
Consolidation
For footnotes
23
21 % Aug 21
see
page
28.
Cuba
Coal
6%
5
Co
477a
48%
48 7a
49
247/o
257.
24%
25 74
18%
*25
2,200
*1574
Jan
2
92
Apr
13
16
1574
1574
15
15
3834
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
38 3/4
39%
8,700
5674
567a
55%
5674
55 7a
5534
557a
557a
7,200
x9334
93%
93%
93%
93
93 74
92
93
39
40
56 %
563/4
93
93
.5
.100
Baking Co common
5
54 74
103 7a
10
48%
common
*9174
94
*91
93%
*83%
<
867a
*84
87
*14%
15
*14 7a
28%
287a
86
*84 7a
"
200
15
540
_
28 74
28%
*84 7a
54%
4974
53 74
*104"*
•
48%
*87
89
*87
105
287a
29%
287a
89
.
53
54%
105
48%
*
104 %
48
28%
*91
89
*87
53%
105
4 8 34
■
93 74,
89
52%
52 74
104%
1043/4
47%
4878
preferred
92
92
*87
10
89
^93/4
♦104%
47%
527/b
3,800
105
110
48
17,500
817a
750
*817a
83
81 7a
817a
*80
817a
803/4
81
13%
14
14
14%
14
14'/a
14 7a
14 74
X13%
13"%
6,500
2
*21 Va
2174
2174
2174
*217s
2174
100
25
& Steel—
common
8,800
857a
*80
No par
Copper
*87
—No par
;
Inc
preferred
convertible
t
America—
$5.50 preferred
5%
20
7,800
52%
29 Va
23 Va Apr
50 7a
52
2974
$3.75
50
53 7a
877a
Industries
51%
523i
94%
16% Mar 12
400
5074
53 74
*92 7a
Continental Can
24%
25
*84 7a
Continental
187/a
24%
19
25
No par
of
1,100
18%
2574
19
19
25
No par
preferred
7,200
19
*24%
19
25
No par
Common
8,100
11,600
233%
19
No par
Corp
19
x23 Va
25%
$4.16 preferred
4%
37%
37
50%
25%
$4.52 preferred
•
i
48 34
24%
523/4
1
39%
38
51 %
25%
.100
pfd
$4.50 preferred
Continental
11%
Oct
of
1
39%
493/4
24%
10
Consumers Power Co com.'
26
84
13% Oct
\
Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
9974 Mar 10
Aug
31
2
L
28%
'
52% May 22
25
60% Nov 10
1
1.33 73
Gas' Utilities
Consolidated
24
50c
Corp
July 10
Container
7
10
8% Apr 29
18% May 8
32 74
85
32%
32%
32%
85
*96 Va
No par
53
9
187a Jun
Jan
58,900
"
33% Feb
22 '
99
677a
100
Corp
Cone
27% Oct 29
40% Jan
65%
557a
common.
Congoleurn-Nalrn Inc*.
207s Dec 29
81 % Oct
67%
20%
No par
1
3
27% Jan
66
53
No par
Corp
Co
6
8
Jan
68 74
No par
Commonwealth
$5
67%
54%
stock__50
Co
Alkinan
$4.25
25
2,800
100
Gonde
106% Feb
5
273/4
21
_
1
15% Jan
Sep
42
.15
preferred'
5%%
Consol
27 74
54 7a
Comptometer Corp
13% Jan
17
*42
J
6
64% May 28
68% Jan 21
27%
55 7a
gtd
4%
preferred
Colgate-Palmolive
4%
•27 7a
20 Va
com
Cluett Peabody A, Co coin
$3.50
28
53 7c
Corporation
*
86
98 %
No par
197a July
2
30
327a
84%
15
Ilium
Electric
Coca-Cola
273/4
547a
Co
1474 Jun-
2
2
Sep
32 7a
8474
*96 7a
5
preferred
Special
100
1774
No par
—-
2574 May
127a Sep
6
7% Jan
29% Jan
101
69%
*16
10
Equipment
$4.50
19
2
65
67%
10
Co
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
9
17
2
697a
100
Solvents
23
% Jan
677a
100
preform!
4%% preferred
Credit
8% Jan
Nov
27%
1774
28 74
8.50
4%
Engineering
95 7a Jun
44
29
7a
Electric—
&.
Common-
Cities
2874
.
Chrysler Corp
..
*16
25
Corp
Commercial
105% Jun
4,400
*16
Commercial
5
2,700
383/4
1774
Combustion
20
1,000
24
37%
*16
O'Nuts
7
9% Nov 21
70
23%
387a
*16
Full
18% Mar 11
2
*683A
24 7a
38 7a
17 74
Mar 23
Jan
4
697a
23%
3974
7,800
20
Apr 20
69 7a
24 74
30
6774 Aug
64
70
32
38% May 18
2
26 7a
30%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
2
10,700
26%
30
397a Sep
41% Jan
600
26%
26 74
31%
32% Jun
9
7a-
30 7a
17
3
40
32
37% Nov
14
450
44
30 3/4
30% Jan
13'% Sep
37
32
Columbian
307s Feb
2774
40
44'
*39 7a
4474
3,200
32
Columbia
5474 Jan
38%
74
*3974
6,200
15%
30%
74
10
24
393/4
44
40
*69%
233/4
3974
4574
15 7a
*36
*30
24% Mar 23
34
70 3/o
23%
37
303/4
51% Mar 23
Oct
x70%
16
37
697a
117
32 7a
^47b Jan
Dec
277a
68 7a
323/4
65% Jun
65
72
15%
42
*108
32 7a
16
15% Nov 20
15%
37
263/4
26%
70
117
*30 7a
Gus
33
15%
433/4
69 74
.*109
x30%
8
Columbia
3
*3974.
3974
497s Dec
2
*44
24
1st pfd
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
2
4574
40
71
Columbia
10% Jan
*36
393/4
487< May 7
24% Mar 13
46% Jan
157/a
36
23%
63% Feb
1
15%
36
71
100
Sep
17
1674
36
45%
42
70 3/a
117
15-%
*3974
100
403/4
70
*110
36
4674
Jan
Jun
70%
117
287a
35
17
70 7a
112
.40 7a
com—No par
403/4
40
393/4
7174
327a
Colorado
20% Jun
39 7a
117
46%
53
r
7074
277a
73% Nov 28
23% Jan
2,000
29%
'112
*39 7a
63
May 23
31% Jan
2
17
43
5
25
31
Colorado
23% Dec
3,400
32%
50 % Mar 11
2
12 7a
30%
Collins
20
Jan
12 7a
32 7a
28% Mar 11
47% Jan
16
12 7a
*30 7a
July"27
6
31
12
317a
Feb-27
48% Nov
29
12%
32 74
437a
20
Oct
12 74
33 74
82
43% Jan
65
1274
50
preferred
32 % Aug 26
38% Dec
127a
20%
2nd
8
9
127a
32 7a
4%
23% Jan
24
3,800
127a
*30 7a
7%
25% Dec 30
Jan
303/s
1
16
No par
16
24
46
30
16
No par
27
Jun
37% Dec
303/4
Del_50
& Pnc
preferred series A
75% July 22
21% Jan
7
8
4,900
30
Cleveland
63
130 % May 14
88
16
3174
2
4
6,400
15 7a
30%
1674
Chicago
Mar 20
40% Aug
29%
16
317a
15%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl &. Pac RR
12
2
29%
15 7a
131
Clark
55% Jan
30
6,200
16 7a
No par
Ry com
.
Paul
5% series A noneimi pfd
5%
29 7a
80
6,600
21%
3174
No par
com
preferred
Chic
1
3074
217a
90%
4074
1574
40
Great
5%
31
,40
317c
100
A
Chic Milw SI,
307a
42%
7a
1
7
Jun
30
18
500
1.25
.
Corp
City Stores Co
101
22
Dec
May 27
23% Dec
43 7a
21%
2
39
Apr
24% Jan
13% Mar 18
433/,
♦75
217a
2
19
35
46
86J/a May
75
22
Coca-Cola
Oct
75
21%
1874 Jan
103% Jan
3
35% Jun
77
75
22 7a
City Investing Co* common
—.5
5%%
preferred——
:
_100
City Products Corp—
—No par
20
19
31
26
65% Feb
Dec
132% Dec
647a July 10
61% Aug 11
10
15
74
21%
89% July
14
15% Jan
127
74'
22 7a
1
49% Mar
Feb
35% Jan
25% Dec
3,700
74
22
Chicago & East 111 lilt
12
2
97% Jun
38% Jan
12
Jan
53
43 7a
75
42 3/4
3%%
16
v
27
2
2,600
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp' of Va_.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
16
83
8
2
18,200
75 74
75
X90%
Cincinnati
Jan
3,300
53/8
90 7a
Chock
32
827a
574
41-
25
Feb
817a
57a
43 7a
24
37
13,900
82 74
5 74
907a
32
10
13 74
8174
5%
40 7a
187a Jun
34% Sep
15% Jan
13
8374
5 '/a
90 Va
17
8
13 74
8274
57u
4174
22
Oct
137a
857a
5 7a
907a
Jan
Sep 22
137a
837a
57a
41
26% Jun
10
-
59
137a
86
57a
4174
Yellow Cub;
Chickasha Cotton Oll.^
95
13 7a
857a
1
90 74
2
Feb
137a
II,000
44
37% Jan
102
403/a
9074
4
102
397a
13%
41 7a
9
95% July
300
407a
13 7a
43
2
35% Dec
3/a
417a
Sep
8
10
907a
Feb
7
107a
44
30
Oct
15
107a
397a
90 7a
30% Jan
10
83
*14 7a
*107a
40%
40%
38
28% Jan
157a
10%
39%
43
31% Nov 28
59% Oct
10,000
*14 7a
*10%
4074
10
7
25
657a
15 74
107a
3S%
l
7
Apr
500
10%
Corp
30
44
2,400
28
10%
Inc
9 % Jan
15% Oct
15
110
41
40 74
Co.—
19% Apr
14% Jan
Dec
157a
74
65
1%
Checker
44% Mar 30
337a July 8
71 % May 22
Aug 10
36% Mar 26
18% Feb
Nov
*15
923/4
40
*27";
No par
Chemetron
July 14
53
:
Oct
25% Dec
10
16
65
4074
;27
No par
Chance
3
38
1
43
2
45% Jan
*1574
647a
9274
.
107a
Co
26
19% Aug
1
38% Aug 19
2
11% Jan
8
118% Feb
42% Aug 19
31% Jan
11
747a July
5
1
25'
17
177a Mar 23
2
'Jan
13% Apr
3
J
18
108
24
-
15
66 % Jan
20
16
25 % Apr
16
34% Feb
21
Apr 17
9% Mar 14
89
65 7a
92
27
3,400
12,200
39%
Spark Plug Co
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
5
2
65
*28 74
193/4
33
Common
13
39% Sep
Jan
28 7a
1974
32 7a
No par
Champion
9
21% Oct
Aug 19
15% Aug 31
42% Jan
3
25
23
Aircraft
Belt
4174
27%
197a
327a
$4.50 preferred
457a May 28
31% Jan
14% Dec
9.50
9274
41
100
19%'
32
5
Products
Gotham
4
20% Jun
25
5
dorp*
Pasco
Chain
24
Mar
14
Feb
Corp
*917a
<
Champion Paper & Fibre Co-
Aug 14
24% Aug
4% Jan
West
Chadboum
July 27
7
7
de
South
,10
50
Central VioJettu Sugar Co
Century Industries Co
17% Jan
31% Nov
100
Service
N J
61
50% Mar* 5
4% May 29
100% May 21
39 >/4 Nov
Co
15% Mar 11
29
52
RR
7
43% Jan
28
preferred
Illinois Public
Central
12
July
12% Jun
3
6% Nov
4%%
Central
•
July 27
68% Apr 15
287a Jan ,16
8% Jan
34 %
31
July 13
14 %
3
46% May 11
;
400
217a
17 74
*53%
17
*5374
30
28
100
837s
367a
19% Dec
7
122
18 7a
33% Dec
10
40
24,©00
367a 1
104% Jun
17% Mar 21
92
30
122
84
7
31% Jan
5,800
92
29%
36 74
17
41 % Jan
6,700
Xl674
16%
com..No par
II
100
'80
5,500
187a
1874
217a
270
,;v
8374
367a
*l&7a
9274
297a
122
x8374
347a
*92
307a
Xl22
85
34%
927a
x30
7a
Apr
.
18,700
104
118
Sep
27
6,200
20%
119
117
1037a
3074
8574
20
100
787a
1187a
67a
35
12372
8,400
423/4
29
93
Jun
377a
*42 7»
*28 Va
28
-
377a
6,400
5,900
4274
1
series
3874
340
37
105
29
5
Co
Georgia Ry
7a
96
37
*4274
i
Sugar Co
37
*95
102 7a
*28 7a
20
;
—
1047a
43 74
'■92 7s
317s
857a
3774
103
67d
93 72
__
387a
96 7a
3674
106 7a
1047a
*92 72
31
39
*95 7a
377a
1047a
29
*1177a
6'/o
106
100
com—No par
107
4277
9574
37
8174
103
*28 7a
..No par
:•
37
10774
7
common—.
% preferred
397a
96 7a
387a
preferred ser'es A-100
Foundry
39 7a
9674
104%
..10
a
preferred
Celotex
3
■
,
1574
50 7»
100 7
Corp of Amer
conv
Shares
1574
12.50
common
preferred
2nd
the Week
52
1
,
——
4%%
Apr
23% Mar
.
'
72% Mar 19-
4.20%
Friday
Sept. 4
1674
_1
preferred
447a Mar 20
Aug 18
18'A Jan
2
2
2nd
20
36 :
17% Jan
preferred
Celanese
12574 May 13
91% July
9
7
17% Jan
12
347a July 29
5
78% Jan
7%
6%%
.
Sept. 3
52
50
.
Caterpillar Tractor
;
When issued -i'.
Bftlctfw
Thursday
15%
5
Carriers & General
Corp
Products Inc
Case (J I) Co common
11974 Mar .16
PRICES
Sept. 2
10
Carter
2
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 1
5
Steel
Coil
Carrier- Corp common
4%% preferred
w'.
-
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 31
1
Carpenter
•
-
7% Apr 22
!121
July 9
36% Aug 12
29% Jun
117
267a Feb
5
33% Aug 19
99
Aug 26
12
Jan
»
27
83
i
(Philip) Mfg Col
10
Carolina Clinclifield & Ohio
Ry.100
Carolina Power & Light.
No par
3174 Jan; lb
"•
1
19
LOW
Monday
Pat
<
Carey
19
46% Jan
•!
83% Jan 22
■
19
Jun
48% Jan
6
110% Jan
7
Aug
7
92"% Nov 10 '
•117
EXCHANGE
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum Co
•
5
41-% Jan
3!
% Juh
■*-
52% Feb- 16
5
27% Aug 26
38% Jan
8
~
23% Aug 14
14
Jan
41
1
2
13
5 % Jan
,3
2
Highest
237a Apr 10
5674 July 15
34% July 23
19 % Jan
55% Apr
10
37% Sep
20% Jan
2
<
2
95% Sep
29
76% Dec
July
Sep
37% Feb
3 >
38% Dec
*47
V •
39% Sep
<■
46% Nov 20
3
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
74
21%
*21V8
21a'a
*21%
19
The Commercial
20
and Financial Chronicle
,
.
.
(984)
Monday, September 7, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Bangt far Prtvieu*
Range Since Jan.
Year i»58
04
Jan
2
38% Feb
12
6
30
50% Sep
12
30% Aug 10
Dec
22
51
14
3
66% Nov
55% Jan
18% Jan
2
37% Dec
18
26% Jan
12
34% Oct
13
41
Dec
31
60% Jan
20
52
Jan
30
Jan
14
82% Dec 31
33% Jan
23
55% Nov
12% Apr
36
12
24% Dec
8
102 Vz Dec
30
89% Feb
S
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
e
84% Feb
Feb
74% Feb
88
8
83
Oct
85
Mar li
35% Jan
2
9% Nov
E
86
28% Jan
3
40
3
20% Nov
51%
51%
51%
52%
31%
3 1
11 %
11
Sales for
54
55%
55%
56
54%
55%
74%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
11 Vb
Steel Co
14
3
Shares
Sept. 4
5)1/4
52%
5078
5174
10,600
103/4
11 '/e
1074
11
11,300
54V4
.
54%
54
5474
13,700
72 ft
741/4
76%
76%
74%
75
73
74
5
44
44%
43%
44%
431/4
43%
4274 '
437fe
4172
42%
5,500
5
_
22%
23 %
23%
24%
231%
24
22%
23%
2274
2274
21,300
5
common
47 %
preferred
50
*49%
convertible
preferred
50
*95
59% Jun
1
Corn
22
3
86
Apr
14
4
88
May 12
2
243/e Jun
5
2
10
141/4 Apr
9
5 y» Apr 22
54V2 July 30
351.4 Jan
12
Jun
9
85
36% Sep
1
2
40
Mar 11
Co
(Del)
Petroleum
Cosden
Corp,.
Coty Inc
1——
Coty International Corp
54
21
54%
20%
-48%
*49%
53%
54%
20%
201/4
1341/2
135%
53%
1
10,900
20'%
20'A
x203/e
2074
2,800
13472
1357s
4.300
85%
•85
87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
87
87
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
21 %
22
21%
21%
*12%
12%
21
.
135
21%
j
136
12%
22%
100
56%
x50
*75%
78
12%
51%
*76
12 »/2
12%
12%
5.600
800
12%
3 %
531/2
80
4
4
700
5274
4
.4
50%
86
*75 %
12%
3%
3%
4
4
4i%
50
50
20 7B
2074
2074
20%
'
]
25
preferred
54
2 35
851/2
_3
,
"'-V
54 ft
53%
20%
136%
12,100
52
100
*95
100
*95
3,400
•
48%
*4974
52
*49 3/e
10C
-7474"
4772
4874
4774
52
*95
300
-
-
336%
336
_r2
Crane Co common™.
3%%
52
*94
54%
26%
1
48
49
*49%
52
3 CO
54
_l
—
Coming Glass Works common
_6
3J/2% preferred
,..100
3%% preferred series of 1947*_100
Mar 30
16% Jan
Products
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
47%
49
convertible
6%
Jun
74
52%
5%
4
% Dec
24% Mar.
Copperweld
2
3
1
51%
311/4
98% July 28
8% Jan
16
Jim
BUCKS
Sept
3
511/2 July 27
28
39% Dec
13
Nov
Continental
49'/2 July
1501/2 Aug
Jan
SALE
Sept.. 2
5
Steel Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
12
18% Jan
11
24% Jan
78
Continental Oil of Delaware
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 1
„_5
—
.
33% Mar 17
10
85
e
3% NOV
26
38% Aug 25
Aug
9
Feb
Motors
78% Mar 10
2
6
52
14
13
4% May
.1% Jan
451/2 Jun
82
Jan
Insurance
Continental
45% Aug
11
39% May 20
Continental
Mar
AND
Tuesday
'
21% Aug 21
29% Jan
7
52
5
69% Jan
2
16% Jan
28% Jan
Jun
Monday
Aug. 31
20
66
j
2<l
8
64
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
23% Apr
4
Dec
32% Dec
63
IE
Jan
NEW
1
Hignest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
54
53
54
16,500
80
*75
80
*76
*374
>:
1
—
-
23% Apr '35
28% Mar
9
Aug 18
29% Dec
10
251/a Jun
15
Jan
7
31% Dec
30
29% Jan
7
41
July 23
25% Jan
3
41% Dec
16
371/4 May 27
44
Jan
11
58% Nov
20
501/4 Jun
60% Jan
6
7
101% Jun
23
Crescent
5%
20
43% Apr
Cream of Wheat
23
32
92% Nov
,
88
13
20
29
Dec
31
27J/2 Jam 24
38% Jan
17
10
18
7% Jan
2
33% Sep
15
Dec
3
J U
7
69 % NOV
17
2
14% Dec
22
15
106% Jun
36
56
.Jan.
•
6%. Jan
98 y4 Apr
% J
371/2 Jan
16
2
4
35
Aug 18
20
41 % Jan
Jan
13
Dec
18
3.3% Jun
3
3 6% Oct
30
10% Jun
16% Jan
63% Oct
13
02
67
3 8% Jun
14
23% Nov
C
'
23 %
16
Jan
21
3
5
31% Aug 27
271/e Jan
39 % Apr
8
30% Mai
6
411/4 Apr
9
3
37
Aug
6
63% Nov 10
35
40% Mar
591/2 Jan
54 %
601/4 Feb
83% Aug 17
20% Mar
July 28
3774
19 %
20%
1974
19%
261/4
25%
25%
3374
34 Va
3874
3874
40
57
*
;
•
26 %
26%
25%
36 %
35
35
3374
39
40
29'%
39%
39
39
57%
56%
57%
57
57%
X577b
58
91
89
90
88
89
*8774
8874
190
33
30%
307/e
30
2974
30'/2
26,800
1081/2
1081/2
56%
V4
preferred
pld
Sugar
;
.
34.1/4
'
110%
109%
109%
9%
8%
87b
110~
109 V4
*8%
874
■
20%
21
18
20%
13
121/2
12%
*9
8%
.
4.200
300
12 %
.
♦
14.400
••
1,200
*60
97a
18%
181/4
18%.
12,500
1274
18'%
12,%
21 %
21
30%
109%
9%
*8%
.10
30 y«
3 3 3 %
2 2 3
,.100
*90
33%
30%
100
noncutn
91
96%
par
2,500
27%
35%
36%
56%
12.400
26%
27
36
Cudahy Packing Co common
41/2%
Press
*36
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc.—2.50
Curtis. Publishing
$4
$1.60 prior
preferred
Curtiss—Wright common
.
12'/2
1272
10,700
*
14%,
14%
*35%
36%
75
14%
*35
■
1474
1474
14%
2,800
35%
35 ft
*3472
35'/2
100
1174
6,200
ll'A
11%
13%
66 %
3 3%
11 %
11%
11%
*65%
66%
65%
6574
*65
66
*65
66
*22%
22 %
22%
*23
23%
*23 '
2872
23'A
23
30%
36%
x29%
29%
291/8
29%
28%
36
x35 Vu
35%
35 %
36
35'i/4
351/4
85%
86
84
85%
83
84
Corp common
3%% preferred series A—
1
x7974
79%
80%
80%
80
80
100
85%
85 %
*84
*84
85
5
1 6%
37%
17
,
291/4
35 %
85%
,1
i
400
113%
10
Inc
:
200
23
.23
.
_
A-'.——
'
'
14%
36
—-2—1
Class
Cutler-Hammer
75
*71
75
*71'/a
14%
67%
52%
-1.
,-No par
,—No par
common
preferred
prior
*73
75
34%
36 %
14%
5
*71
75
*71 %
100
Inc.
12%
32%
5
preferred
Cuneo
-
Jan
37 3/8
20 Ve
'
Aug 27
25% Feb
Apr
6%
Cuban-American
81 % Mar 11
12 % Mar 31
38
19%
26%
l__No
convertible
5JA %
171/4 Mar
37%
*39
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
Cuba RR
8 % Apr
39
preferred
6
53% July 24
29
$4.20
2,200
36%
20%
'
2
15
68 % Jan
.
uju
25
3872
3872
36%
39%
2.50
Zellerbach Corp coinmori...„_5
Crown
21% Jan
2
26
No par
common
preferred
1141/4 July
8% Aug 10
Sep
24
$2
371/4
1
com_
37%
■20%
2
.
Coup
preferred
Crown Cork & Seal
21
32% Feb
3
7
Sep
25% May
35% Feb
Oct
S
Corp
Petroleum
eonv
85%
29
42,300
35
35
8274
79'A
,
:
5,100
78%
*
1,500
82
.
%
-
D
43 %
Apr
61 % Dec
3
18
83 % Jan
15
92
Aug
6
9% Jan
14
14% Nov
18
bj
...
9
91 % Feb
Aug 31
13 % Feb
Dhiia
16
Dan River
29%. July 27
2
49% Mar 18
Mills
Inc
7672
*75
79
*75
79
*74.
79
*74
79
*74
79
*79
83%
*79
81%
*79'
81%
*79
81'/a
*79
*75
77% Sep
IB
88
Jan
28
74
Jun
2
81
Feb
27
Preferred
3.75%
series
B—'
100
79
24
89
Jun
16
78
Jun
30
83% Apr
9
Preferred
3.90%
series
C—_100
36% July 15
26% Dec
19
26 VB Jan
19% Nov
2.6
Records
54 % Nov
11
371/8 May 12
47% JaD
8
Decca
2
681/4 July 33
Deere
<fc
19
7
30 Vo Nov
11
271/2 Mar 30
33
Delaware
July
2
211/4 Feb
May 25
Rubber
Co
Delaware
15
12% Jan
571/4 Feb
16
69.
32
24% JaD
2
31 %
31%
31
317a
19%
19
19%
19
191/8
181/4
&
58
59 %
57%.
587a
5574
5774
No par
29 %
29%
29%
30%
297b
30
29
2978
30%
10%
Western
&
37%, Jun
2
55
_42% Dec" 31
5
Feb
63
Oct
28
2
17% Oct
13
May"!
48% Dec
30
9J/o Jan
5
4.7% Mar 13
Detroit
Jun
30
68
Detroit Hillsdale & S
151/4 Jan
19 % May
30%
46
Jan
241/4 July 23
23
De
May 26
63% July
6
Vilbiss
Diamond
30 Vb Jun
15
37% Feb 20
29% Mar 26
32% May 23
29% Jun
15
32% Mar 24
31% Jan
'19% Nov 21
17% Jan
7
Diners'
Disney
35% Sep
2
30
34
7
43% Dec 29
Aug 19
241/4 Aug
6
42% Mar 13
35
Sep
59% Apr
Jan
2
25% Jan
2
35% Nov
II
»% Jan
2
26% Dec
12
0% Jam
3
14% Dec
4
31% Jam
2
19% Dec 83
16
16
0
20
17% Jan
Jan
Sep
19
2
24
Co
Diamond-Gardner Corp
$1.50 preferred
Stores
Distillers
36% July 29
Corp-Seagrams
Dlvco-Wayne Corp _".
17% Jan
Dr.
Mar 26
22.
2
12
Pepper
Dome
May 18
Co
Mines
20% July 23
59% Jan 21
Dominick
27 % Aug
Dover
8
747s JaD
9
20% Nov
20
431/4 July 17
19% Jan
6
77% Dec
31
741/4 Jao
7
46% Oct
9
4
27
32 Ve Sep
22% Jan
92% July 15
45% Jan 21
6
28'% Apr 24
6
Dunhlll
14% Aug 17
Duplan
7
Apr
16% Jan
3
23% Oct
Mar 26
9
14% NOV
18
2
14% NOV
20
6% Jan
12
11
Jan
May
28
8
.
172% Apr 10
214
Dec
31
202 % Feb
101
1121/4 Apr
23
100
911/4 Apr 28
79
Sep
29
80% Oct
1
9
July 31
43
~24
47% Mayl3
50
Sep
20
41'% Sep
11
May 12
481/4 Mar I
July 25
50% July 15
Oct
46
42
28
Inc_,
L_
Duquesne Light Co
May 21
Jan
31
42% Jun
19
14% Jan
24% Nov 10
22% Feb
2
33'/4
3274
33
5,500
30%
*30 »/2
31
217b
22
33
31
317b
30
31
38%
361/4
37% v
37 7*
38'%
34%
35
24%'
24%
.2
J'-'
32 Vo
3
32%
32
32.%
35%
;
37%
35
35%
'
3374
24'A
14
1372
17%
187b
18.%
18'%
19
1972
19
447«
4474
45
4474
46
26'%
2574
2574
25
25
857o
84%
85 Ve
8474
8574
33i/8
34
32%
34
32ft
3274
26
2672
24%
♦3372
13%
*1374
I41/0
*1374
18%
18%
18%
18ft
18ft
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
46
44%
45%
441%
26 %
26
26
26
84 %
84%
86
8474
x33
34%
26
26%
26%
12%
14
12%.
12 %
34 %
*32%
13%
14
24
26%
25%
*121/4
12.1/2
12 %
141/4
13%.
14%
2.66%
269%
265
101
101
2.6474
267
100%
100 i/e
lOO'A
*79i/4
79%
5
79%
*79 %
24%
...No par
260
2.69
VA
100
24%
x24%
24%
241/4
41%
*40y4
41%
*4074
80
80
24%
2474
24
41
*40%
*43
44%
44%
x43
43
*43 7e
437,
43%
4,1 %
x40%
40%
*407,
417R
48% May 26
46% Jan 13
♦45%
46%
*4.5
46 %
*45
461/4
4.10%
50
43%
43%
*42%
44
*42 7o
43%
*4274
47
$2.30
50
*441/1
45
*43%
45
*43 7s
45
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28
x28 %
28%
*28 Vo
28%
—
50
preferred
preferred
Cigar
2,300
:
—
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28
10
Oorp
4,600
-
«
(
1,600
15,700
2,700
45% Dec
IP.
43% Jan
14
2
Eagle-Pleher Co
30
11
33% Jan
8
9
Eastern
22 %
46 % Apr
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
281/4 Sep
4
34'/4 Jan
851/2 Jan
21
Eastern
Apr
73% Jan
Feb
78
May 18
24% May
7
75
Apr 16
57
July
23
4%.%
88% Jun
9
38% Jan
2
59
Oct
2
56'/4 Jan
6
90% July 27
Eaton
22 % Jan
2
S7
Dec
31
36% Jan
63% Aug 13
.
32,000
1,500
26%
127a
600
13%
8,500
26174
100
•.
100
*79
80
24 '/a
52%
.
.
.
4.0%
*45
28 Ve
41
41
1.1,200
3,200
,
100
'2474
14,300
1O0
41
4374
433'8
4334
41
4174
:
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4174
*45
40%;
43'%
*4274
43 72
45
*4374
500
45
4674
2874
28
28»%
53
'■
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■
20
1,800
831/4 May 22
371/4 Dec 11
831/2 Jan
Jan
86
Jan
141/4 Apr
25
9
2
17
15
95
Mar 27
20% Feb
34
Feb
89
Aug
K
$3.60
89
May 15
41% Jun 24
92
Stainless
Eastman
4
4
181/4 Jan
31
31% July 16
Elastic
Oct
36i/4 Jan
55% Aug
Electric
31
2
19
26i/4 Jan
2
40% Nov 19
6% Jan
2
11% Dec
39
19
0i/2 July
7
2
Electric
Electric
14
Elgin
914 Jan
9% Jan
Mar 20
&
Mus
common
of
Amer
391/4 Dec
8
30% Jun
39
10
56% Deo
8
69% May 12
Emerson
4% Jan
2
10 % Deo
2
4h.'/B Jan
13% Jan
17% Jan
2
10
23'% Jun
26% May 11
28% Aug_28
30
July 21
79
Jan
2
38% Apr 30
32 »/4 Jan
90
80
May
26% Jan
2
36% Oct
6% Jan
2
13
2
44'% Jan
8
17
Nov 28
60% Feb
3
541% May 29
61% Oct
16
11
30
21
Nov
14
Apr
13% Jan
3
28
Nov
28
28% Jan
2
47
Dec
4
32% Nov
24
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
7
2
22
151/4 Jan
ii»
Jan
22 % Apr
79
Apr
2
24V4 Jan
2
9
92%
x91 %.
92%
*88
90 ft'
921/2
260
92%
80%
82
81%
81 %
81
81%
80
80%
4,300
55 %
55%
55
55
54%
55
54%
54'/2
533A
54
1,400
*89
901/2
39%
39%
*89%
77b
3
Mfg Co____
__5
Empire District Electric Co
io
8.50
15% July 23
Erie RR
551/2 Jan
70
251/s July 23
301/2 Mar 12
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans
Products Co
24% Mar
5
Eversharp
49% July
8
Ex-Ceil-O
Jun
15% Jan
19% Mar
39% Jan
3
23
2
791/4 Aug 11
l*ft Jan
9
29
July 27
May
4
9
88
88
39 %
39%
%
11%
27
261/2
26%
2,6 Va
.26%
26'A
261/4
50%
50 VB
507s
49%
51 »/8
50
507s
7,200
71/8
7
71/8
34,700
7 %
7
71/8
7
77a
7
91
51
*89
493/4
convertible preferred
51%
5iy4
51%
50
10%
'11%
1-0%
11'/a
10 3%.
11
10 3/4
11
31'A
3174
583/4
591/4
3,100
19,300
324%
32%
31%
32'%
311/4
3174
307s
61
60 %
61%
603%
6074
591/4
60
8,000
25.400
15
15%
14%
151/8
147a
151/4
14 3/b
14%
14%
1474
27%
2.8
27%
27%
271%
27%
27'%
277b
271/e
27%
900
37
371/4
36%
37
36 7e
3674
36%:
363/4
36%
367a
2,900
821/2
*82
831/2
*P1 %
38
^
82
*81%
38
37%
60 %
14%
82.
82
37%
377b
37%
371%
37%
*37 %
377k
1,200
14%
147b
147a
147s
147a
143/s
1474
25,600
671%
68
68%
60%
69
69
*56
59
*56/
*55
59
59
207b
67%
*56
20%
207b
21'/a
20'%
20'/a
2.0%
20I/b
2,0%
20i/4
21
207b
21.1/4
20%:
21'/a
45%
43%
45?/8
42%
4374
42.1/4
43'%
X42
30%
31'A
31
32
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26%
28
■9¥v
20%
7%
34
*73
31%
9%
2b y4
9
8%
23%
8%
34%
83
1
30%
30'A
Family
3
31 %
31%
7%
34
*79
297s
31
3
34%
83
30
31 Vo
*31
32
9
Ve
28 ft
8%
27
774
97a
28
7%
90
59
19%
2.1
30%
20
82
82%.
20%
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Finance Corp
4,200
51 y4
21
100
50
1,900
lift
5
10
91
52
31%
__3
preferred
20
3,200
50%
*89 ft
91
197b
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp-i
Fairmont Poods Co common.:
1
Jan
391/8
2 6 (4
14%
4
35
921/2
50%
69
13
30% Aug 28
387s
*891/2
69
34% Sep
4%
*91
387b
91
14%
101/2 Jan
Mar 12
3874
39
*56
Fairbanks Morse & Co
Nc par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
3.
06
90%
38%.
1
Inc
Corp..
convertible
*88
*91
*89%
50
37% Apr
9
10% July 16
28% Aug 31
$1.60
90%
*90
93
100
No par
common
x59 %
51
92%
27
27
1
Equitable Gas Co
7% Jun
29% Jan
92%
80%
6)1/4
Gas
60
310
1
5
2
1?
21,700
9
28
28.
6,900
903/4
Mar
Jan
Dec
25'A
8978
Jan
Jun
page
791/4
25
90 3/4
40
7
see
*78»/2
251/a
89
88
Mar
30
33
78'%
247e
9074
Jun
11
21% Jan
30% Sep 11
89
Sep 11
19 % Dec 10
78'%
25%
901/4
x90
34% Jun
23% Oct 17
!3y* May 14
5
8% Aug 25
Mar 13
791/4
2.5 7o
93%
Endicott Johnson Corp common
25
4%
preferred'.
3 00
43% May
■
For footnotes
38
X78'/2
91%
26%
91
__5
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
24
Dec
79%
26
79%
26
10
Co
Jan
Electric
79%
25%
78%
shares.-.
Battery
Watch
Natural
11,800
5
;
29
Paso
13,300
283/4
*88%
Amer
Co
2
El
363/4
28'%
300
Jan
20
36 ft
291/4
2.50
27
Jan
53
37
28%
—3 00
-
Irid
Storage
53
367a
29%
2
Co
common
Auto-Lite
National
53
377b
x29'%
50
Slop Nut Corp
55% July 28
38y2 Jan
Co
53
367b
30 %
id
preferred
preferred
53
37%
29%
2.50
Corp
common
Stores Inc
Products
4'/2%
8% Dec
Jan
7 '/a Dec
com
preferred
Bros
53
36 %
80
100
Steel
Co
52 %
38
29%
\
Asn
Manufacturing
%%
Ekeo
May 14
Kodak
1,300
53
37
10
Inc
Fuel
&
prior preferred
Edison
76
Gas
Eastern
301/2 Apr
8
97% July 22
93% July 30
22 % Jan
Airline
_
19,200
E
27% Jan
29% Jan
1'1
800
-V
137'«
'
50
DWG
■
26072
10074
50
2,1
14
*25%
v
265
100
*791%
80
50
311/2 Apr
24'%
»
*12 74
12%
1374
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mar 24
1,300
19
34
24
34%
,24%
13%
;».
:
12,700
.
3372
3374
24
33%
34 y4
23%
(34%.'
26
F.
5
4%
:
9,700
37
.»
800
32%
Vil1
200
22 34
No par
common—
preferred
53
33
1
~
preferred
61
331/2
& Co—
•
$4.15
33
,
22 y8
35
—
27
6174
•
'
12,400
20%
,60%
41 %
46% Mar 13
61
2374
20%
61%
30%
34%;
(EI)
46% Jan
20%
60%
23J/4
20%,
307s
,_j
25
207b
2374
:
»
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23
84
3
May 22
431/2 July 6
411/2 Aug 14
:
•*
100
36,600
1,403
*221%
45 %
USA
4iy2 Jun
6,800
v
23%
*30%
26%
Preferred $3.50 series
40
58
'
23
23
3
.
—
$3.75
*57
30%
2.50
Ltd.:
International
27
44 ft;
'
44%
*22'/a
50c
42% Feb
441,4
700
14,800
„
*30%,
Dresser Industries
2
18
30%
.5
39% jun
17%
7,800
2,300
r
1
!
Preferred $4.50 series—
12
28%
22%
No par
.'
Common
26% Jan
1074,
65y2
2874
5,400
30%
Co
7
12
107b
j
.
20,100
22%
39%
3
Jan
86% Apr
1
60'%
',
331/4
,
28'/a
25
38 %
106
17
44% Nov 24
14
33%
33%
1
1
278% Aug
Jun
231/8 Jun
39% Oct
63
56%
65»/2
••
58
*577'8
5,900
,1874
2.31/4
2.0%
61 Va
32%
,
4,800
2.01%
24%
20%
:
Corp
du Pont de Ncm
%
22%
Douglas Aircraft Co—
Corp
58
No. par
Drewrys Limited
14% Jan
33
447s
58
34%
Inc
2
Chemical
441/4
59-
*58
62%
Ltd.
Fund
3.2
Dow
44%
—____No par
54% Apr
17
44%
60
81%
3174
18'A
1874
44 %
1774
441%,
20%
Club Inc__
(Walt) Productions.
291/4 Jan, 23
2
187b
24>/4
(The)
22
Mar 31
18'%
63%
__.
32% Mar 24
131/2 Jun
18%
20%
Corn
m-
——
50c
.
Diana
xl8%
23%
1
com.
:
55%
107a
TO
___ _
3,900
-
x2874
/■
2974
39%
:
66 1/4
2874
_._—15
,__
Co__—_
Alkali
52% May 22
Jan
W RR Co__100
Detroit Steel Corp
7
10i/4
66 Ve
2974
59
20
._
7
13
24
25 74 Jan
Inc,
Edison
10%
67%
29%
44%
431/4 Jun
28
107B
.67%
30%
*30
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Apr
10%
67%
29%
:"*• '68
*67
3
23.
56
10%
67%
30%
38%
50
13.50
Light Co
3.71/4 Aug 19
Lines
V
31%
19
591/2
Delta
Air
31%
31%
59%
36% Apr
15
May 26
52
19
.33%
50c
Power
8% Jun
1
25% Dec
397b
'
50c
Lack
Delaware
12% Dec
63 '% Dec
2
52
1
Co.
9
10
18
16 % Jan
39%
31 3/8
Inc.
Hudson-
&,
10
coinmon__7
(Delaware)
Aug 19
6%', Apr
46%; Feb
3
Dayton
.19
52
*7574
100
2
517s
76%
A
2
52
*751/4
series
15% Jan
3934
5174
76%
3.75%
13% Jan
39%
*75%
Preferred
27% Jan
39%
12,900
76%
10
Oct
3874
52
14
Apr
__;
12,500
40%
Jan
82
LlgliL
10
16%
51 %
91
12
&
167'e
39:%
25
74% Jun
Power
1,100
85
*84
17
1674
*75%
Jun
22
Daystrom Inc
17
76%
53
'■ Jan
Dayton
86
5131,
30
87
28
16%
41%
6
56% Dec
13
39% Nov
*84
17%
51%
Feb
2
75% Nov
Mar 10
79%
86
40%
34
43 % Jan
30
79%
43
32
11,600
6,100
13,308
1 100
87b
83/8
32,300
27%
277s
4,000
8%
22:960
3474
2,300
8
7%
87e
347b
34i%
34
34'%
83
817a
81%
2974
29
29'%
29»/a
237a
4,300
31 V4
31
317a
3,100
*79
2974
X30'/2
317a
31'%
34%
*79
33
20
a
Volume
190
Number 5879
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(985).
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Baste for
55
May 19
Oct
6% Dec
7
55
Mar
!%S 6
iStSTiS
2
16
Dec
18
24% Aug 21
18% Apr
21% Jan
2
...29 Vz Jan
52
Nov
20
19% Jan
22
Jun
27
21% May 26
29% Jan
57
Dec
30
50% Feb
6
17% Sep
27% Jan
3
45% Feb
4
10% May
16% Jan
30% Nov
17
20 Vz Jan
52% Dec
44% Apr
16
23% Mar 13
_
8
3
lot Apr 30
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2
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19
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2
38
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9
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22
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31
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4
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9
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42
102
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20
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511/a Mar 17
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2
25
125
31
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17'/8 Jan
5
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15
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22
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7
24% Feb
Oct
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33
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23
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2
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11
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14
25
4
28
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188
29% Feb
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$1.32
13
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7
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79
6
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7
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3
83
129
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275
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12
35
34% Dec 31
2
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2
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15
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9
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2
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79
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83
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3
104
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26
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10
3
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21
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2
36% Apr
28
17
54 'A Apr
24
52% Sep
3
16
71
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15
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4
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7
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27
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Tele
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47
9
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2
16
175
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9
14
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29
76% Jan
69
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12
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30
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7
30
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2
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3
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2
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41
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2
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2
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9% Dec 11
31
Dec
Oct
15
1
May
38% Jan
88
59
Jun
74
_
15
Genesco
7
39% Jun 26
2
3
20% Jan
31% Dec
25% Mar 23
131% Jan
22% Jan
146% Jun
4
39% Dec
29
14% Jan
80% Jun
26% July 21
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
17% Mar 20
7% Dec 16
Apr
26% Dec
10% Jain
8.7
For footnotes see
page
12
17
4
10
28.
135
Jun
1
30
2
85% Jan 28
22% Jan
103% Jun
1
2
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73%
71%
72%
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72 %
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72
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101
34
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common
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3
17,800
—
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Inc
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Co
67%
100
100
4
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Goodrich
27%
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26
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(B F)
100
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10
210
3%
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210
3
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2%
3
210
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3
210
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2.400
210
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92
91%
94
91%
94
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
1323%
130%
132
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133
130 %
132
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
42%
42%
42%
42%
41%
42 %
42
42
%
41%
413
4
1,400
541% July 15
Grace
1
48%
49%
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49
47
48 %
46%
47%
13,100
1
2%
23/4
2%
2%
2%
2%
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2%
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4
11
Feb
4
May 28
10% Mar 18
Aug 31
84% Mar 4
16% July 17
553/3 Jan
6
(W R) & Co
Graham-Paige Corp common
6% conv preferred
Granby Mining Co Ltd
Grand
Union
Granite
Grant
City Steel
10
.
9%
9 %
9%
5
73/3
73s
35»/4
35%
33
72 3
73%
72%
12.50
common
3%% preferred
Grayson-Roblnson Stores
Great
132
5
Co
(W T) Co
89%
No par
91
3
July 2
42% Aug 28
154
50
22
45% July
49% Jan
2
July 28'
2
Jun
26% Jan
Apr 30
230
7
61
Sep 10
51% Nov 12
37
30% Jan
24% May 20
4% Jan 28
*26%
271%
25%
10
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean & Co
Co
27%
♦26 Vz
26
80c
Co
Getty Oil Co
Gillette Co
Aldeh
♦263/4
27 %
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1
Corp
Products
Glmbel
27
273/4
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26
100
50% Aug 25
1
8
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26
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Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
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26.'
100
96% Apr
27% Jan
37% Aug
4
78% July 29
8% Jan
1
preference
5%% preference
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2% Sep
com
preference,,
$5
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172
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conv
273/4
'27%
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10
preferred,
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7
Corp
&
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10
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Electronics
4%%
5OV4 Jan
Jan
21% July 14
2% Jan
157% Jan
Tire
25
25
(series
4%%
44
5
&;
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General
13% Apr 29
23
of Florida—
preferred
291/4 Feb
60
16% Jan
Telephone Co
lg
25% Aug
7
25% Apr 28
Atlantic & Pacific Tea
4
7%
V4
9 %
9%
2%
9
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2%
9%
91%
130%
9%
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35
33%
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34
34%
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34%
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72
72%
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72
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7
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40%
39%
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39%
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100
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1
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7,900
31% July 2
60% Aug 12
59% Apr 27
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29
29%
29
29
29
29 «/4
28%
29%
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Northern Paper Co
No par
25
29%
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55%
55%
54
55%
54%
55%
54
54%
53
53%
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Great
Northern
No pai
52'A
52%
51%
52'A
51%
52%
51'/a
52%
51'A
51%
5,500
303/8 Feb
Great
13
141 %
May 8
47% Feb
5
24% May 29
89
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
10
Jan
16
Gt Northern
7%
Green
Iron
Western
Ore
Prop
Ry Co
Sugar com
preferred
(H L)
Co Inc
Greyhound Corp common
4%% preferredGrumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar—
No par
100
293/4
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29%
136 Vz
180
27%
6,300
203/4
17,300
29%
29%
136%
136'%
28'/a
2 7 3/8
28 %
271/8
27%
263/4
20%
21%
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20%
20%
20%
20 %
3
20%
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136
88
100
1
X29
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29%
136%
27%
28%
-
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29%
136%
29%
136%
28%
1
29%
30
137
1
88
88
89
88
83
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24%
25
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22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(986)
Monday, September 7, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
May
9
5
Mar
82
101
Feb
25
84
Sep
19
30
Oct
90
95% Jan
10
99% Sep
25
Gulf
$5
127% Jan 22
Gulf
2
30% Feb
6
79
107% Jun
9
31% Sep
,
Mobile
13
94
7
91
88
Aug
10U
$4.20
dividend
*4.40
99% Jun
Jan-9
Apr
9
104% Mar
May 25
.
dividend
$4.44
dividend
dividend
$5
4
44%-Feb
20
48% Mar 31
Hackensack
69
52% Sep
25% Jan
4
71% May 19
Halliburton
Oil
5
29% May 22
8
24% Dec
30
20% Mar 31
88
Feb
Jan
2
99
Dec
8
2
33% Sep
26
28% Jun
19
26% Jan
2
41 ."Nov
19
39%. Jan
5
30
Jan
13
47% Dec
10
123
Nov
10
Apr
20
32% Dec
7
30
1
30
,
Jan
13
44% Dec
20% Apr
22% Jan
29
3% Jan
9
38
Dec
9
36%. Jun
22
13,
39% Apr
20
79% May 7
16% Jan 12
38% Jan
6
32% Apr
25
51% Dec
31
46% Sep
3
12% July 14
15%.Nov
17
12 % Jun
19
•
43% Jan
2
67
Nov
10
64% Jan
83% Oct
7
89% Feb
21
81
6
30% Dec
2
33% Dec
8
32% Jan
2
38
Jun
27
10
Feb
19% Nov
25
38% May
1
107% Oct 31
10
Nov
20
50
61
118
Jan
Industries
3
72% July 21
24
118% Apr
& Co
5%
Jan
34
Jan
36% Jan
14
35% Nov
20
Hewitt-Robins Inc
13
32% May
13% Jan
42% July 29
11% Jan
23% July 22
64% Jan
72% Aug 25
7
Jan
2
88% Nov
85
28
117
Jan
33% Dec
19
10
15% Dec
31
~9%
Jan
"20
17% Jan
3
26% Jan
2
32% Jan
2
Jan
21% Jan
2
May 21
15% Apr 27
24% Jun 22
5
5
21
27% Feb
29
20
35
Jan
30
47% July 22
92
31
82% Jun
23
13
8% Nov 20
6% Sep
4
90% Apr
9% Apr
0
Hotel
30
5%
5
Jan
51% Aug 26
2
8
Jan
19
Jan
7
29% Nov
21
19% Sep
4
32% Apr
16% Feb
10
23% Nov
28
19% Jun
2
24
Feb
5
36% Jan
9
41% Dec
3
37% Jun
1?
41
Fftb
12
39% Sep
16
$4.25
2
37% Jan
13
74% Dec
29
84
Jun
6
30% Apr 28
73% Jun 25
1
90
Jun
6
80
81
Dec
62
Feb
20
97% Aug 13
82% Jun
12
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
8% Jan 10
40% Apr 14
•14% Dec
75
17
Nov
37% Jan
2
80% Mar
2
Sep
2
85% Mar
89% Sep
65% Jun
2
96% Jan 30
17
75
Jan
6
22
17% Aug
11%. Jan
15
30
13% Jan
8
27
July 13
Oct
63
13
53% Jun 24
66
Mar 17
18
23% May 18
93% July 30
13% Jan
27
20% Nov
17
73% Jan
17
87% Dec
19
2% Jan
2
6% Oct
20
20% Jan
2
38% Dec
3
13% Jan
2
24% Deo
1
/Jan
5
,97% Jan
2
5% Jan
35
,
Jun
6
8% July 22
38% Jan 29
23% July
9
7
25
19% Apr 22
88% Fab
11
60
Dec
31
42% Mar 18
52
30% Jan
88% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
46
39
Apr 17
55% Jan 21
89% Jan
2
38% Dec
31
35
47% Jan
21
40
48
.9
42
41
Oct
13
48
Oct
3
47
Dec
1
52% Jan
22
48% Dec
2
51
23
42% Dec
2
47% Feb
88% Jan
2
38% Nov
8% Apr 25
14
Jan
2
88
Jan
B%
101
162
Jan
2
13
Oct
18% Jun
.
94
5
15
July
42
Aug 31
43% Feb
4
47
2
Apr
5
Jan
14
3
20
36% Jun 26
41% Aug 13
45% Mar 18
7% Sep
4
21% Apr 24
12
20
86
July 18
149
Oct~ 13
12
Dec~30
30
87
Jan
~2
44
Dec
9
143
Oct
3
166
Jun
11
1
.
/
30
4
109
July 28
163
Sep
JUly 17
May 7
May 6
44%
1,400
8%
9%
37%
*37
37%
371/2
37%
140
48
49 %
46 %
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14'/2
14%
1,500
823/,
83 %
83%
831/2
1,700
July 6
50% Mar 18
Inland
7
32
Insuranshares
55
8
27% Mar 20
87
July 28
25
Jan
2
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
140% Jun 26
33% Sep
78% Jun
15
28% July
13
73
21% Aug
6
Jan
Apr 29
Interlake
May 29
57% July 10
153% Jan
35% Apr 30
80
July 30
27
17% Feb
27% Jun
13
86% Jan
2
13% Dec
31
106% Aug
88% Feb 27
122% Nov
7
7
Jan
88
17
Sep
25
7% Jan
95
13
87% Jan
888
Jan
96% July 16
16% Nov 11
12% Jan
111
Jan
Sep
69
11
13
136
Dec
18
125
May
7
Mar 20
33% Jan
2
88
Jan
13
41% Oct
30
37
Feb
88
10
Jan
2
35% Oct
6
32
Aug
4
28
Feb
3
il% Jan'~3
33%
82
Oct" 17
Jun
28% Mar 19
39
2
9
40
p
19% Mar
7
31
Jan
33% Jun
15
28
38
38% Jun
10
86% Jun
19
87% Jan
2
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
33% Jun
9
40% Apr
37% Jan
89% Jan
118
13
Jan
10
84% Nov
14
Dec
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
36% Aug 14
35% Sep
3
36% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
26% Sep
3
18% Feb
25
33% Oct
3
83
15
90% May 12
79
Jan
24
43
82
Jun
26
34% Apr 23
52% Dec
31
50% Jun
23
83
Dec
31
56% Dec
31
49 % Feb
38
Apr
11
61
30
93
Mar
Jan
82% Dec
39
23
4
May 22
For footnotes
88
Dec
99% Aug
54% Oct
see
page
7
3
28.
20
May
18% Sep
7
4
July 23
Jun
4
9
59% Jan
2
97
2
Jan
46% Mar 24
20
63%
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76%
753/,
75%
75%
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76%
1,100
38%
39%
39 %
39%
38%
39%
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38%
7,400-
38%
38%
38
38%
383/8
38%
37%
37%
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20%
20%
19%
20%
19%
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19%
19
19%
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72%
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72
72
100%
100 %
100
100
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100
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103
1,700
i
12,900
20
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100
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54
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5
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49%
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29%
29%
*90
58%
'
.<0%
131
58%
2,600
40%
;<■>
;ii%
10,500
31%
31
11%
51
50%
39%
30 3/8
17'%
7,000
156
*152
51
14,500
87'A
86
87 %
39%
146
16%
21%
21%
22%
156
2,300
*30%
144%
*74
7%
1,700
7%
7%
11 %
57
155%
18
..
132%
'
17%
130
89%
90
18%
29,300
131%
17,500
89%
58%
400
156
353/4
35%
50 3/4
11
11
*57
58
*152
11%
100
1,900
158
35%
35%
49%
49%
800
640
400
2,100
51
49%
35
*33%
35
33%
32%
33
32%
33
34%
37%
323/4
363/4
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
38%
38%
37%
37a/4
37
37
39%
19%
35%
37%
18%
18%
--18%
18 3/8
18%
18%
35%
600
37%
36
23% Jan
7
Jaeger Machine Co
a
21%
28
Jefferson Lake. Sulphur <Jo
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
1
pfd—100
20%
May 12
.
100
/
*82%
—5
35%
35%
36%
*118
36%
120
46
46%
,21%
21%
21%'
20%
20%
81%
81%
■
37%
20%
45%
.31% Jan
-
36%
120
46
36
36%
*118
54%
67-
10
79%
100
99%
1
50%
•-]
22,200
1,100
*48
7%
40%
47
vo
38
*21
21%
I
7%
7
7%
7
90
*88
38
30%
33
36%
39%
183/b
35%
46%
84
55%
*80%
45 %
*82%
53%
82
46
84
54%
67%
66%
7%
81%
78%
99%
81%
99%
50%
.51%
100 r-
51 %
.
5,300
16%
21%
•
•?;
40'
34%
19l/4
35%
5
100
*89
67%
30%
39 Ve
46
120
90
49%
19
35%
37%
1
4,800
80
35%
39 %
1Q
32%
76%
80
50%
35
1
,_50c
32
*75
81
48 %
35
5
1
321/4
75
35%
3.50
_5
32%
75
*80
89%
22%
88%
*152
156
50%
51
40% 41 %
34%
36%
j
100
50%
36
33%
36%~
par
39
*38
38%
*38
35"%
35%
49
*35
__i
Joy Manufacturing Co
4l3/8
42
*40%' 41%
*42%
48%
16%
No par
Johnson
48%
131
90
r 11%
58%
155
loo
& Laughlln Steel com
preferred series A:
4
16%k16%
No par
3%%
preferred
Johna-Manville Corp
7
*37%
*21%
431
132%
90
90
11%
11%
""'*58%'. 59%
*155
159
No par
common
21%
*90 /
-1
No par
Inc
89%
67
17
21%
55%
7.50
Limited
common
common—
75
*80
,
424
100
Telep &
—
49
41%
100
I
33%
*75
81
39
-38
,
.com
:
6,300
49%
48%
*38
20%
•
{
9,000
20
*19
-.
140
6%
6%
6 V2
20
.
■;
4,700
53%
52%
*85
\
1,300
24%
29%
40%
39%
40%
24%
*29%
1
J
'
3,400
40
12%
39%
15i/2
5
59% July 28
*75
10.400
100
preferred
&
109 %
110
*71
40%
40%
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Go
5%
109%
102
60% Mar 18
>
70
HOI/2
75%
39%
15%
1
Iowa Power & Light Co—
Jones
110
*109%
76
26 3 8
common
Johnson
109%
110
25V2
5
Island Creek Coal
.
65
39%
No par
15
16
64%
*14%
.
23
103% Feb
64%
151%
.
21
Apr 21
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
81% July 6
19 %
63%
26%
-
Jan
88
8,000
19%
39%
common
Packers
Co
2,800
25%
100
Silver
Tea
300
19%
*14%
15
'
Jewel
34%
19%
10
Jowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
27
32 %
34%
15
20
Jan
Feb
800
32%
34%
20
26
,
!
: s
-
110
*15
No par
Inc
45
57
33
64
18%
x63
!
.
1,00c
32%
76
No par
123
.86
*33 %
'
39%
No par
Shoe
$6
*323%
34%
18%
63%
21%
Interstate Power Co
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
May 27
32%
32%
15
Teleg_No
International Utilities .Corp
Interstate Dept Stores
».
5
18%
21%
International
Aug 18
17% Jun
35% Aug
18%
63%
common__3
International
July 30
28% Feb
31
33% Dec
17
18%
20%
common
preferred
32%
*33%
33
33%
'%
25%
,/
7%
33
33%
34%
63%
5
preferred
International Salt
International
33
4
-
82
*80
82
*80
82
.
14.400
48
26%
:
5%
50% Sep
1
37% Aug 21
45 % May
6
May 28
13% Jan
2
19
23
33
*33%
84
*80
82
47
48%
15%
Machines
of
33%
33
34%
82%
84%
-30
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
172 % July 15
37
Jan 12
18% Sep
32%
34
1
International Paper
$4 preferred
2
4
Nickel
33%
*32%
15
25%
International Mining Corp_
Int'l
83%
*80
49%
37%
*37
26%
common
preferred
International
83%
82
*19%
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4%
preferred
28
16% Jan
Feb
40
Harvester
2
Sep
71
>
94
82
*80
25
Corp
Business
3
Mar 12
133% Sep
57
7
88% July 14
19
May
88% Jun
4
Iron
Int'l
7%
14%
-.
5
Ctfs
Int'l
14
%7%
15%
12.50
Co
31 y8 July
488
51%
V
26%
-
Corp
preferred
4%%
37
50
*71
preferred
Interchemical
7
37
*14%
10
Inspiration Cons Copper
43% Aug 14
95% Feb 24
Oct
70% Jan
Steel
:
4,700
47
10
common-,
_
-
3,700.
44%
common—.1
preferred
2
4,100
46%
•
9
Industrial Rayon
29% Jan
46
125
*123
47
45
100 pesos
6%
125
46%
8%
No par
SA
43% May
36% Jan
53%
54%
54
*123
44%
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
543/4
125
;
2.700
54
55
9
50
preferred
50
4.70% preferred
1
50
4.42% preferred
50
4.20% preferred
'.
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
10% Feb 18
54%
46
\
93/3
102
Industria Electrica De Mexico
13
53%
9
Co
Co
543/4
*45
Indust Inc com—5
Power
54%
54%
(
2,800
5
Illinois Central RR Co
4.08%
54%
*123
.
34%
—
9%
Hupp Corp common
u
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
Illinois
34%
44%
4.26%
3
35%
8%
convertible preferred—_50
Cement
34%
443/4
preferred series A
Ideal
35%
54%
1
30
55%
35%
125
•—:
2,900
-J 109
443/4
*9
1
Idaho Power Co
Jan
26% Sep
86% July 7
88% Jan 13
18% Apr
1
9
Jun
12
50
29% Dec
1
Jun
;
Jan
47
Nov
43
1
46% May 25
44% Aug 20
41% July 8
24% Nov
2
88% Jan
N
Jun
9% Nov
Hay 27
188
Jun
28
Apr
*106
112
44%
Household,Finance common—No par
3%%
preferred
100
4%
preferred
100
4.40% preferred
100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
—1
Howe Sound Co
(Delaware)1
Hudson Bay Mln & Sm Ltd—No par
5%
*26%
27%
27%
1,500
com
of America
Hunt Foods &
27%
"107
5,800
1
100
.
Houdaille-Industries Inc
$2.25
1.14
42
10
Corp
convertible
28
23%
28
*110
28%
Corp
preferred-.
Corp
27%
1,600
_
41 %
2.50
Chemical
Hooker
9,500
28
27%
__50c
Honolulu
67% Dec
7
Sep
53%
*27%
35%
*123
25
Holly Sugar Corp common
convertible preferred
5%
Homestake Mining
39% Nov
24
33% Apr
46 %
x52%
28%
(Charles E)___;
Oil
46%
55
43%
No par
29% Apr 22
49% Jan 21
2
39% Apr
46%
53%
28%
5
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
31
16
46
41%
—
65% Jan
May
47% Dec
30
39% Feb
88
Hires Co
7
115
-
28%
__5
Hilton Hotels Corp
Jan
12
12
25% Dec
Aug 27
21
-37
31% Jan
Nov~ii
12%
41
14% July 22
2
•% Jan
27%
28%
28'/4
800
45%
54%
28%
No par
Corp
(conv)
23%" Aug 10
18% Jan
20
43 %
1
2nd pfd
102
28%
Co
$4%
'101
47
,
July 22
102
%42V2
Heyden Newport Chem Corp__
3%% preferred series A
74
*101
29%
100
66
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
101%
43%
preferred
19
Jan
'101
28%
—No par
2 1/12
23
80
101%
42%
common
Chocolate
*100
35%
54%
125
50
1
31
Hertz
90%
x46%
(G W) common
noncumulative preferred
Hershey
*88
54%
*
54%
54%
25
Apr
70% Nov
9
90%
50%
;
Hercules Motors
10
*110
.55%
*123
100
36% Dec
27
28%
35%
54%
1
3
July
160
*88
43%
.
31
80
*28
114%
35
50
•3% Jan
46% Apr
113
1
35% Dec
2
300
89%
29%
preferred—
Powder
8,200
84%
*88%
10
Inc.:—
Hercules
31%
*83
88 %
31%
-
88%
29%
Inc
Industries
Heller (W E)
25% Jun
19
108% Jun
Haveg
Hayes
7%
31%
84%
31%
*83
43%
Hat Corp of America common
4% % • preferred
Helme
19,700
55'%
45%
56
23%
1
Heinz (H J) Co common-
July 16
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
14
109%
5
34
30% Apr 16
33% Aug 13
16% Jan
7
'
1,500
73
1087/a
110%
109
Shares
27%
*72
73
2.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx—
3.65%
31%
27%
273i
27%
*72
the Week
Friday
Sept. 4
Sept. 3
47%
Co
85
July 27
90% May 5
2
Aug 28
27% Apr
12
17% Jan
33% Jan
July 15
12% Apr
31%
83%
83%
*88%
88%
*88
90%
*100
101%
*101
102
46%
28%
__1
Corp
Corporation
Chemical
90%
101 %
102%
55%
28
100
Harshaw
-
46%
28%
100
8.50
preferred
Harsco
88%
; 56%
55%
Harbison-Walk Refrac com_—7.50
3;
48
7% Jan 16
preferred-;
Paper Co—.
Hammond Organ Co
Hammermill
5
86
46%
1
Harris-Inter type
Mar
110%
31%
"83
88%
*88
"'100
*101
109%
111
31%
'
101%
5
convertible
6%
86
89
90%
101 %
*46
5
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
4%
31%
*84
*88%
*88
*100
101%
109%
73
*72
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
"+■
25
Well Cementing
6
34
.Jan
34
2
13
Jan
52% May
44% Jt»n
Apr
26% Feb
17
9% Dec
132
% Jan
38
29% Nov 14
36% Nov 18
20
59% July
,44% Feb
188% July
Mar 17
140
<
July 23
114% Aug 31
36% Aug 14
65'/a May
6
6
21% Jan
23
100
Hall
29% Nov 18
21
13% May 20
70
100
Water
7
Jan
20
47% July
2
Aug 14
111%
28%
28
73
S
II
3
38% Jan
49% Apr
"
Sept. 2
28%
"71
31%
100
100
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred/—
$5.08 dividend preferred
3
105 % Mar
3
110%
No par
Common
-
"87% July 20
25
"28%
74
"72%
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 1
28%
28%
No par
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 31
Ohio RR com_No par
&
preferred—
Oil Corp
Gulf States Utilities Co-
3
89% Apr
Jun
83
96
24
July 21
28
May 29
102% July 14
100
Jun 13
109
May 1
17
July 13
25% Jan
71% Mar
28 % Nov 17
75% Dec 22
129
Dec 16
Monday
Pal
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
K<*nge Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
14
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Kan ft
*33
24%
13,300
800
64,500
2,100
800
1,600
*35%
35%
35%
353b
35%
37%
37%
37 %
37V2
37'%
37%
3,400
35%
35%
36
353%
3534
2,200
35%
35
%'•
*118
363/4
120
•45 %
45%
21%
21%
20
203/s
*801/4
45%
82
46%
35V4
*118
361/a
37
*118
120
44%
45%
21%
21%
19%
19%
*80%
46%
46
»/4
7,400
45%
11,200
21
21%
1.900
18%
*80%
83
37%
120
45 %
46 »4
19 »/2
83
46%
7,400
50
4,500
82 %
*82 %
84
84
10
82%
*82 %
53
54%
51%
53
52 Vs
53
13,200
66 %
64 %
65%
65V2
66
2,300
31,900
66 %
79%
81 %
79%
81
x99 %
99 %
98%
98 34
98
98%
7,280
49%
493/4
47%
49%
47%
48%
7,600
79%
81%
Number 5879
Volume 190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
YORK^STOCK
NEW
-
M;
"
,
feslMfiv
AND HIGH SALE PRICKS
„*
Highest
the Week
Friday
Shot
Sept. 4
23
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
98 >/2 Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45 % Mar
83
2
Jan
■OTV-JSh
a!
7
112% Dec
in
48
Tnlv2ft
i?n
o
in
44
Jan
52
2
ri
Alum ^ Cbem Corp__„_33%
Ko^
24
Feb
38% Jan
II
50% Dec 23
2
78
Oct
29
86
85
Oct
28
92% May 29
90% Oct
6
Feb
103
14
May
9
96
5
99
Jun
20
10
88% Nov
19
Jan
2
10
Jan
10% Jan
2
18% Oct
7
43% Oct
27
105% Oct
13
337/8 Jan
2
38
7
25
60% Nov
far? 2!
5
29% Nov
11
30
Jan
2
46% Jan
46% Nov
Jan
wph
64
Jan
7
Apr
1
28% Dec
22
59
2
26y2 Jan
2
27 % Jan
2
39% Apr
29% Feb
7
2
45% Nov
11
41
Aug 24
51% Mar 13
78 % Sep
9
86
May 29
80
Jun
8
85
9% Feb
17
6
17% Mar
3
22% Jan
2
32 % Nov
1
35
5
2
43 % Nov
24% Jan
'
17% Oct 21
•
31% Jun
12
7
16% May 26
22
Dec
33% Dec
34%=Sep
31
31
15
Dec
22
13% May
9?v Jun
27 % S
30
23% Jan
22
5
34%. Jan
22
2
22% Dec
24
19% Apr
6
33% Dec
18
293/8 May
4% Nov
6
3% Feb
10
24 Va Jan
8
2
25% Dec
11
2
253/a Dec
18
46 3/4 Dec
31
25
Feb
20
83
Jan
17
22 %
Sep
413/a Sep
May 5
15% July 9
373/8 Jan 20
28
Jan
2
29 % May
7
1
Jan
2
13A Jan
9
1% Jan
2
39% Oct 21
3% Apr
6
7
173/4 Feb
13
153/s Jan
2
26
3% Jun
20
30
5% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
6% Sep
10 3A Sep
24
7% Sep
4
93/a July 13
10% «hm 12
223/4 Feb
28
Dec
19
28% Jun
4
31 % Mar
36
7
53% Apr
14
July
32
243A Feb
10
403A Oct
30
14% Jan
2
193/a Sep
2
Jan
July 28
4
29
7% Jan
"3%
2
18% Jan
24% Aug 25
29
77% Aug 27
11 % Jun
13
Oct
2
57 % Apr
16
2
Sep
82% Dec
5
80 3/a Jan
1583A Jun
4
1403/4 Jun
5
49
3~
46% Jan
10
Jan
133/4 Jan
~63%
2
14
57% Jan
21
10
Oct
Oct
15
36% Mar 11
May
9
98 % Apr
2
17
65% Jan
140
*79%
81
85
*83
85
92
92
*90
91%
*90
87%
*83%
87%
*83%
87
24
152
Mar
88%
79%
*86
80
88%
79%
78%
2,600
*78%
79
38
38
*37%
383/4
48%
32%
49
49
x49 y4
50
32
32%
78%
„
39
391/2
333/
391/
37
37%
36%
37
37%
373/!
37»A,
?§iA
48%
49%
49
493%
49%
49%
403/'
407A
49
49%
57
59%
59%
'■57'%
58
563/4
563/4
56%
571/4
2,100
100%
98%
99%
16,900
58V2
x99%100%
2.50
53
*»
1
100
53%
.-521/4
54y8
523/4
25V2
26
48
48
48
66%
66
663A
66
45%
443A
45y4
34%
*25
_
Airlines—100 Q
*333/4
34
34
10
42%
433/„
42%
82'A
82
82
^00
15
15g
15%
34%
34%
34
Kresa <S
10
-35%
&
Co.
Gas
Co
51%
6,800
52
52 '/a
8,400
253/4
48
48
48
66
66
*44%-
45%
-34
34
Sons
&
preferred
Co
non-cum
Lehigh Valley
67%
7,200
433.',
441/4
42 3/4
43%
2,000
3334
341/3
33%
33%
1,400
42%
423/4
X415/e
42
3,400
83
813A
ai3A
*81%
82%
130
15
15%
14%
15%
15 y8
15%
34%
34%
34%
34%
341/4
34i/4
6,300
2.4U0
35%
35%
343/4
34%
42%
43%
.
35%
34%
20
19%
19%
-19%
19%
19%
193/a
1,400
313/4
32%,
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
11,300
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*203/a
20%
1,100
31%
♦30%
31%
*30 %t
31%
*30 y4
31%
*30 %
41%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
"
*3%
4
29
28%
29
28
28%
28
26%
*273/4
24
23 y8
23%
23%
23%
23
233/8
22%
423/8
42%
42
42%
*3%
4
43%
*86
89
*86
89
413A
4
600
28
1,300
23%
4,500
42
41%
413/4
3,000
2,700
•85
89
*85
89
*87
89
10
12 3/4
12%
12%
123/4
13
13
13
13
13
13
2,100
15
30%
31
30%
30 y8
30%
30%
30 3/4
30%
30%
31%
5,900
1
2%
3
*23/4
2%
23/4
2%
23/4
2%
2%
23/4
5,400
*22 %
23%
*22 y4
23%
22%
22%
*23
23%
*23
*8%
8%
8
8%
*8
83/a
8
3
8
8
8%
No par
Corp
& Fink
67
35%
42%
100
RR_
500
fi7vo
*19%
23%
1st preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
non-cum
48%
35%
*28%
.
coramon_3
:
1,900
*48
20%
4.32%
(James)
■
20%
31%
La
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co^
Lehigh Portland Cement
2
Lehigh Valley Industries com
'
32y8
20
4
common
51
6,500
*30%
9
1
...
2,600
25%
353/a
H)
c2
1,100
37 %
531/4
34%
Kroehler Mfg Co___
riiv.
39
16,900
26'A
15%
1Q
38 %
37%
38
32%
51%
*81
Korvette (E J) Inc....
Kresge (S S) Co
1
53
100
3,900
32
26%
43y8
82
common
99
53y4
253/4
45
Dutch
371/5
,
100%
100
533A
1
4% ./preferred—:
38%
52%
65y4
pricr preferred
1007/8
*33
52y4
5
8%
8'A
8%
8
8%
7%
8
73/4
7%
29 %
293/a
29%
29%
24
100
600
3,300
1
Products
Corp
Libby-Owen«-Ford Glass
&
29%
49
50
*49 %
49%
483/a
483/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23%
223/8
223/4
2,500
76
76'%
75%
76%
74%
75%
72
75
70
72%
17,900
113/4
11,800
90%
3,900
No par
.
Libby McNeill
29
5
;
Lerner Stores
Co
5
Libby
7
11%
*49'%
12'/8
ll3/4
50
283A
12 y8
113A
90%
91%
90%
91'A
90%
145%
1453/4
1453/4
144 %
144%
5
54 y0
55
54
54%
8
73
9
Link Belt Co
5
68
68
68%
69
90%
*144
23%
293/8
48-%
*48
113A
11%
90%
9,900
29
90%
145
1,200
50
144
*142yA
53%
54
533A
54
53 %
533/8
3,300
67
a
67
66%
67%
66 y8
67 y4
1,800
10%
10'/4
10%
10 3/a
10%
10 Va
1,800
10c
113'A
1073/4
111%
1083A
112%
111%
116%
23,400
1
27%
273/4
263/4
27%
263A
273/8
26%
27'A
26%
27%
44,900
33
333A
313/4
33
313/4
33%
31%
33%
31%
14
14%
14
30%
31
30%
—2.50
Industries
11%
91%
145%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Lionel Corp
-
11%
25
_100
com
1
Litton
78%
39%-
31%
16
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
14% Mar 23
87
88%
313/4
No par
5
135 % July 28
*83%
*86
x31%
63 % Jun
July 10
87
rria
32
8
July
20
91%
*83%
79
4,100
32
48%
Lehman
493/4
*38
.,48%
48%
Lehn
49%
39%
48%
1
$3
49%
*rk
88%
*86
80
49%
*38
48%
547/8
!50c
49%
49%
39%
48%
1
Inc
72% Feb
9
26%. Aug
11
81
*83
49%
5
19
393/4 Apr
8
Lpckheed Aircraft Corp
273/4 Jun
903A Dec
*79%
85
253/4
3.85%
400
81
par
Lees
22
91
6
12
130
*79%
*83%
55 % Apr
4
Jan
*115
*83
*91
*86
34% Apr
7
30% Mar 23
'
9
125
85
25%
Laclede
125
81
54y8
Kroger Co
200
49%
preferred series A
25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
5
4'A Mar 11
4
10% Feb
85
Mar 28
89
12% May
97/a Mar 26
3
26% Mar 5
3% May 19
Jan
Aug
126
*83
*91
25
conv
Royal
126
48
—
Koppers Cq Inc
34% Jan 22
133/4 Jan
18% Jan
7
26
43% Mar
4
,0
18
22 % Jan
17
Feb
127
*79%
KLM
2
34% Jan
500
-127
129
125
81
85
92
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
70% Jun 30
47% Aug 25
500
46
50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co__.
54% July 22
18,200
115
46
*38
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
4%%
57%
*110
4fii/o
50
_—
Kern
5
*125
*115
57
58%
no
*463A
par
Co..;.
Kennecott Copper.^
703/8 Apr 21
31l/2 Apr 20
57%
no
46%
8.75
._
Hayes
Kendall Co.
9.4
( 11 jft.'Feb • 24
70% Nov 21
16
19% Apr
25% Jan
51
Sep
4
51/8 Sep
3'
243/4 Aug 24
43
7
11^3/
1
—
58%
110
45%
__50c
Ka,yser-Roth Corp
Kelsey
*125% 129
*115
125
57%
108
50
*79%
*83
92
100
Kansas Power & Light Co__
Kellogg Co
46%
125
—100
100
4% non-cum preterred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co—No
58%
108%
*45%
*118
190
100
Kansas city Southern com—No
4
50% July 31
qcLt Jan
96%
11
7
Mar
40% Aug
7
41% May 12
July 27
41% Feb 17
66% Nov 28
Feb
20% Jan
6
00
33
3"80% P^ferred4% Preferred—-—:
4.50% preferred—
57%
103%
47
*125% 132
conv pfd__100
i?S5 preferred
4.35% preferred
fi
?r3/4aie^9r
34
•
J!
Mar
38% Aug 28
2
16/2 Jan
10
75 % Jan
93
oo^lyiS
30
25% Apr
Tnfv
28% Jan
3
.
fUg ?2
July in
10
*45%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
^aroi
!
ol
S8o.Mayaa
59%
108%
*108
50
(ser of 1959)
^
ooi/
nn
3fiVMav3r
38% Aug 13
42% Dec 30
29% Dec
2
12
oo
85/
85/2
July 31
Dec
50% Jan
25
AUg
2?u. Apr ?J
57% Si* 17
10
ooi'
Dec
88
29% Jan
iUU
00
7
87
34
S
Jun
preferred
15/5 convertibIe preferred—100
nn
1?
47
58%
convertible preferred—100
4%%
16
15
37
9
Loew's
Inc
17% July 10
Loew's
Theatres
37% Jan
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
.
10 3/a
10%
10%
116
109 %
10%
113
"
"
...
— —
—
—
———
——
--
_
28% Jan
38 3/a Oct
2
20
Jan
2
47% Dec
8
107% Feb
18
1353/4 Dec
9
30
Nov
104
Jan
31
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
3
10% Mar
9
29% Sep
3
39'A Sep
-
3
1393A Jan
26
12
29% Jan
2
363/a Apr
15
23
99
Aug 12
Mar
80% Jun
Oct
14
92% Feb
11
84% Jun
25
14
129% Nov
12
1283/4 Jan
2
Jun
2
Jan
10
143
Jun
23
136% Jun
5
273/4 Feb
14
44
Dec
22
363/4 Jun
26
4
81
Oct
6
763/4 Jan
2
17
Sep
104
18
85
27
88% July 28
37
55 % Mar
26
Sep
118
82
128
89
Mar
Apr
90% Mar
155% Apr
48°/a
July
4.35%
4.40%
7%
(P)
Co
Louisville
Gas
&
22
July 29
Lowenstein
29
15% Jan
81% Sep
16
71 % Jan
7
1043A Mar
30
21% Sep
3
34% Apr
313/a Aug
13
293/a Jan
7
35
6'
15
100
10
com
100
Lukens
41%
*122
>
34%
*99
100
*83
*85
146%
.
41%
403/4
124
128
34%
34%
*99
101
84%
87
*83
41%
124
*121%
34%
101
84%
*85
147%
4,0
86
*147
150
34%
*99
*83
*85
149%
126
30%
32
22,300
13%
14
14,900
29%
14%
29%
39%
':*■ 118 '
34%
34%
*98
101
*83
84%
*84%
87
149%-
43%
44
43%
43%
♦139%
141
140%
140%
140%
(Ky).Nopar
41%
41%
41
41%
403/4
82%
83
82.%
82%
82%
*150
30
13.000
393/a
40%
343/4
101
84%
87
153
7,900
110
125
*121
34%
343/4
10,100
101
*98
*83
84%
*84%
87
600
153
*150
43%
x41%
42%
xl33%
138%
90
40%
40%
40%
3,600
80%
43%
140%
118
40%
823A
43
40-
f'
141%
81%
80%
81
3,100
42%
41
50
Co
14
t
41
5
common
& El
a.
14%
I 307/a
«
100
*140
27,900
19
193/4
19%
19%
19 3/a
19%
19
19%
19
19
3,000
3.33%
85%
88%
84 3/4
86
84 %
86%
83 3A
86
84%
85%
6,300
10
21%
213/4
213/a
21%
21%
213/4
21%
1
& Sons Inc..
(M)
Co
Steamship
Bros
14%
31
100
Nashville
Steel
Lykes
14,3/8
30%
100
preferred
Louisville
24% Sep
10
series E preferred
series G conv pfd
Lorillard
~
■
'
4
,4.25% series D preferred
6
July 10
11
1
Long Island Lighting Co
5% series B preferred
16
7
Inc
preferred
conv
44% Mar 12
10
2
14
4.84%
No par
88
Jan
113/a Jan
4
142% Mar 25
19% Jun
60
5
46% Jan
3.
1003/4 Apr
4
Mar
Co
21%
21 %
21%
5,600
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
2
125
Apr
17
36'A Nov
17
Jan
3
393/8 Dec
78% Jan
6
88
13% Apr
1
18% Oct
28
8
Jan
14
31% Jan
30% Jan
10
23% Apr
29
53/4 Jan
2
2
1
9
6%
Mack
2
10
87% Mar 30
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A__
Jan
2
20% Jan
Madison
18
Jan
21
13
53% July 13
48% Jan
7
703A July 27
363/s Jan
483A May 12
39% Dec
8 3/„
10
Sep
29
19
Aug
7
1
100
Jan
37
4% Aug
18% Jan
9
73
6
30
Mar 17
6
7% Jan
14
6% July 17
9% Jan
30
15% Jan
26
Jan
223/4 Mar 16
5
8
33
Jun
7% Jan
1°
26
53/4 Jan
7% Feb
4
18% Jan
243A Oct
29
23 'A Jan
2
28% July 30
51% Jan
67
Oct
28
64% Jan
5
77
25% Jan
5 % Aug
25
July 29
453/4 May
5
59% Jan
42% Jun
2
47% July
10
preferred
823/4 Jun
71 % Oct
60 y2 Dec "' 1
MacAndrews & Forbes common
49% July 10
43% July 10
14
28 y2 Oct
Jan
123% Jun
6
118
31
17
12% Jan
3
22
17% Dec
8 3/s Nov
5% Apr
21
2
May 14
Sep
32 y4 Jan
Jan
Trucks
Fund
Madison
—5
Inc—
413/4
42%
84%
84
1
18%
19
R)
Manhattan-Shirt
Marine
Oil
4%
Corp common
convertible preferred
593A Dec
31
29% Jan
45% Nov
7
93 y2
30
36% Jan
7
32% Jan
14
623A May 11
Martin
42 3/8 Dec
3
37
Feb
5
46% May 22
Masonite
May 19
53% Feb
May Dept Stores common
Sep 25
2
25% Jan
Jan
July 11
2
49% Dec
22
46
75% Nov
11
85 3A Jun
26
74% Jun
75
16
853A Jun
16
74
15
77
34
93% Jan
89% May 12
12
8
26
24
Marquette Cement Mfg Co___
Marshall
Field
4%%
&
Jan
13
2
20
July 30
Dec
29
81
Mar 26
$3.75
Mar 31
$3.75
pfd
653A May 22
72% Mar 17
$3.40
Feb
42
July
18% Jun
24 % Aug
9
24
33/4%
7
McCall
30
McCord
July 24
32% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
45
Dec
24
44
Feb
10
13% Jan
2
193/4 Feb
5
Stores
62
2
83% Dec
29
78
Aug 24
94% Feb
5
3%%
Jan
283A Mar 3
56% Dec
1
41 % Jun
53
31% Apr 23
41% Sep
26
Jan
2
59% Dec
1
10% Jan
2
20 3/b Nov
17
39
68% Jan
2
98
Dec
31
38% July 20
58
31% Aug 24
47
37% Jan
54
84
38
7%
Jun" ~3~
Mar
17% Jan
May
Aug 19
93A Jan
10
8 % Feb
13
2-
22% Dec
19
20 % Jan
2
33% Apr
86% Jan
9
473/4 Sep
24
41% Jun
24
22% Jan
2
7
96
Apr
26% Apr
25
89 % Aug
14
23% Jan
12
2
,
July 30
10,'A Mar
5
243/4 July 24
51
Feb
2
95% Mar 26
28% Apr
85% Apr
16
Jun
2
78% July 28
7
19% Jan
85
May
32
Dec
18
29% Jan
7
38
36% Jan
83 3/s Dec
10
67
9
913/4 May 15
85
Feb
6
74
Oct
For
10
1
footnotes
86
see
7
May 20
page
28.
79% May 21
77
Feb
Aug
5
Corp
McDermott
7
41 %
39%
40%
40
40%
39%
40%
39
39%
3,000
45A
43/8
43/8
43/8
*4%
4%
43/3
4%
1,000
*7%
7%
•7%
7%
7%
7%
*63/4
7'A
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
800
293/s
29%
293/a
29 %
29%
3,600
17
28%
17
29%
*16%
29%
17
29
293/a
5%
55/a
55/8
55/8
5%
5%
26 3/8
265/a
263/8
263/4
26%
26%
*71
75
♦71
75
48%
48%
473/4
46
453A
90
91
48%
48%
45%
46 %
90
*71
75
48%
483/4
45%
90
*71
45%
♦90
40%
40
393A
39%
38%
38%
38%
1,500
12,700
75
48%
48%
3,400
2,000
455/8
44%
44%
90
90
110
393/4
37%
39
23,500
39 %
39%
38%
38%
4,100
485/8
39
X39
53/4
263/a
53/4
26%
*71
37 3/4
40
38%
48%
300
92
49%
49%
6,100
45
*90
92
40
75
48 3/i
48 s/8
493/8
49
49%
77 %
77%
*77
78%
*77
78%
77
78 %
77%
77%
773/4
♦77
78%
*77'
*68%
70
*68%
70
*68 %
70
68%
68%
*68%
69%
*75
76%
*75
76
*75
76
75
75
*74 %
75%
20
36%
773A
-
10
78%
,
40
78%
«
40
37%
38
37
373/4
37
37%
36%
37%
24
23%
24
23 '/a
233/8
23%
23%
23 %
36%
23%
3,700
233A
39%
*38%
39%
900
50 %
*48
50 %
&
40
50%
39%
♦48
393A
39
39%
50 %
*48
50 %
*48
1,900
16,100
14%
153/8
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
153/a
100
*79%
80 3A
803A
81
81
81%
80%
80%
80
80
40
40
40
39%
393/4
32 '/a
33%
5,100
3,100
1
40
40%
40%
40%
40
34
34'%
34
343/8
33%
33%
323/4
33%
45
45
44%
443A
44%
.45%
44%
45%
44%
45%
5,500
69 %
69%
68%
69
68
68
67%
67%
66%
67
1,300
1
*18%
193/a
18%
18%
19
19
13%
183A
*18%
19
92
92
92
89
91
1
_
Inc
150
3
Co_
Publishing
Robbins
*39 %
♦48
39
5
A
5
93
9
41%
93%
•41%'
91%
40%
413/4
,
40%
41%
40%
41
400
89
89
1,400
40%
40%
8,000
1C
34,000
9%
9 3A
9%
97/s
10%
9%
10%
9%
23%
23%
23%
223/4
23 %
22%
223/4
*22%
23%
700
23%
47
463/4
47 %
463/8
47
46%
47
46%
46%
2,900
5
preferred tlst series)—100
46'A
90%
90
*89%
91
*89%
91
89 %
89%
50
*89%
90
263A
27 Va
26%
27
26
27
26 %
26%
26%
26%
4,800
82
82%
81%
82%
813/4
813/4
81
81%
*81%
82
34%
35
35%
35%
36 %
37
36%
36%
*353/,
36%
3%
common...—16%c
753/4
76%
76'A
78%
Trucking Co
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
&
10
common
Corp common
preferred series B.
$3.50
8,800
2,500
50c
Melville Shoe
4%
62%
78%
(J Ray) & Co Inc
Corp
Merck
56
62
10
McLean
4%%
543/4
62
49%
preferred.
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
56 3/4
62
49
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McKesson
55%
623/4
*77
common
convertible
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.
43 Vs
58%
62%
50
McGraw-Hill
3
57%
63%
_3
McGraw-Edison
99% Feb
.59%
62
*77
;
69% Aug 31
July 17
500
57%
5
common
preferred
McCrory-McLellan
48% July 16
9
13% Jan
16
Mar 31
Corp
21 %
30
26
4'
Feb
16%
No par
$2.50
7
9
11,700
16%
_No par
Co
18% Apr
280
183/4
163/4
5%
100
Corp
39% Jan
83%
18%
16 %
26%
4
preferred
Maytag
5
83%
18%
No par
prei erred
82
40%
83'A
No par
No par
series
1947
41%
5%
No par
preferred
81
3
17
1
26
*
26%
50
3,700
18%
18%
*16%
22,600
83
833/4
183/4
100
Corp.—■
May 19
Sep
83%
19
%
41%
5
No par
Ce.
36% Aug 18
66 3A Sep
com
preferred
75
Sep
Co
84
183/4
44
20
120
x43
1
Exploration
Midland
81% Jan
41%
84
500
30%
30%
*118
46
41 %
413/a
41%
30%
118
63yA
7%
12.50
118
-44%
46%
58:%
4%
Maxwell & Moore
X41
30%
303/a
119%
57
7%
5
45%
63 %
4%
,
*117
46%
16%
41
_
303/e
30%
119
16%
—10
—1
1
Co
453A
16%
*16'A
1
&
Bros
Maracaibo
%
No par
Garden
Manati S'Ugar Co
Manning,
119
46-%
—100
———
(P
30%
31
121
No par
Square
Mallorj
45%
No par
Inc
Magma Copper.—
Magnavox Co
Mandcl
*30%
►119
Co
Inc
preferred
1
—100
No par
9
♦75
81
75%
*75
77%
81
76
*74
78%
80
*74
80
77
78
*74
80
220
1,300
16,400
The Commercial and Financial
24
Chronicle
.
.
.
(988)
Monday, September 7, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
bjift Ur
Emce Since Jan. 1
30% Mar 10
63% Oct
27
15% Jan'
19% Feb
6
39
Jan
Sep
16
91
79
92% May 12
102
Dec 22
24
Oct
15
92
97
Jan
14
104
Jun
10
88 % Apr
Jun
15
98
77
28
88
July 21
Mesta
-
Machine
4.35%
Mar 31
3.85%
Apr 28
3.80%
93% Aug 24
99% Mar 11
4.45%
52% July 21
Miami
Copper
51% Apr
Middle
South
78
Sep
19
33
Jan
22
53% July 23
Midland
43% Oct
13
39 % Jan
2
51
July 24
10
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
Jan
25 Ve Feb
24
14% Jan
88
2
7
Jun
39% Aug
21% Feb
4
18
Dec
11
40% Jun
18
35% Feb
6
Jan
8
111% Jan
28
18% Feb
9
Feb
I
0
2
24% Mar 20
150
July 21
Enterprises
47%
46%
47.%^
49%
50%
50%
491/2
50
*46%
49%
493^
49\,2
49
*88%
89%
89%
*37%
38%
19%
Inc
Inc
Minerals &
Not
2
25% Jan
31
23% Sep
4
31
39% July 29.
Jun
4
20% Feb
Minn St
151% Apr
11% Jan
25
20% Not
2
14
15% Sep
Dec
29
111% Jan
8
35% Oct
2
73% Feb
8
116
27% Jan
6
35% Dec
29
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
6
44% Aug
Feb
25
18% Feb
25
25% Aug
8
27
10
39% Dec
16
6
2
9% Jun
43% Dec
29
21% Mar
Mining
Minnesota
Minnesota
Jun
19
49% Apr
29% May
7
4
4
41% Mar 16
6
5% Aug
Mar
Minn
5
22
25
9
July
35
24
Jan
38
8
Jan
2
*19% Dec" 30
~24~"
4% Jan
14% Dec
2
18
Ontario
Power &
8
52% May 25
Missouri
4
45% July 29
Missouri
343/4
Light
22%
9
70
9
78% Aug 14
16% Dec
18
12% July 14
Aug
5
19
29
Monarch
18 Ve
18%
12.600
*100%
5.600
132
25%
10,000
25%
*34%
36%
*34%
35%
34%
34%
351/4
100
24%
.
24%
16%
24%
24%
241/4
2412
23%
24 %
*16%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16
3,000
1.300
16%
17
140
142%
34%
35%
*34
34%
21%
23
139
141%
*34
140
34%
24
34%
139%
7,300
33%
33%
2,700
34V2
800
23 Ve
22%
22%
23.300
43%
33%
34%
34
34
34
22%
22
22%
22 Ve
43%
43
■
Ve
*33%
43
43
6,200
22%
23V4
4,200
37%
37%
6.700
5%
5%
4,600
4.700
138
141'/2
142%
33%
-34
43%
24%
43%
43%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
39%
38%
39
38%
39%
371/2
38%
5%
5%
5Viz
5%
49 %
48%
491%
48%
50%
40%
40
40
39%
40
19%
19
19%
16%
161/2
16%
63%
40%
19%
19
19
17%
16%
16%
Inc
1.800
■IOOjV
*1001,
*100/rt
—
130
25 %
25%
26 Ve
25%
26%
130
133%
122
132
40%
16%
49
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.
16%
.
1,100
19%
800
16%
16%
17,700
15%
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15%
68%
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15%
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69%
69%
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60 Va
100
—1.25
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78
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69%
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78
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77%
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77
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78
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14
13%
13%
13%
13%
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14
*21%
14%
21%
14
No par
25
21%
21%
*21%
21
21%
*13
14
*13%
14
*13
14
*13 Ve
No par
preferred
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Jan
18%
131%
*40%
*10%
11
10%
10%
*10%
11
10%
53%
51%
————5
Jan
181/4
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1
3%%
16
19
*19
When issued
Jan
37%
18%
49%
49-%
49
23%
common™»
68% Jan
37%
19%
40%
MohaECO Industries
60
38
1.000
*46%
.491/2
43 Viz
43%
Co—6.25
Cement
27
19
38
37%
50%
18% Apr
19
.70
38
37%
49%
8
Nov
8S%
50%
12% Jan
NOT
*88%
50%
Co
80
89%
5%
Missouri Public Service
90
43%
*68 Viz
5%
30
Jan
49V4
89%
49 %
89%
5%
20% Jan
Jan
*46%
88%
5%
10
52
49%
49%
class A—No par
Pacific RR
Portland
.>34
*46%
49%
6
RR
Jun
62
8% Jan
14\
7,200
49%
26%
24%
*16%
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5.800
*
49
.49%
130%
26%
2.50
Paper
%
47
19
27
24%
X 48
.
38
132%
*35%
—No par
Mfg
<fe
&
Missourl-Kan-Tex
41% Jan
17
26%
No par
Minute Maid Corp
i
Mission Corp
1
Mission DeTelopment Co
;
—5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
39% Sep
Apr
131
79
96%
46
50%
50%
*46%
*100 %
Paul & S S Marie—No par
39
28
32 % Jun 24
16% Jan
2
40% Jun 24
31 % Apr
8
2
4% Jan
16% Oct
*94
46
28% Deo
21 % Jan
*94
*76
96%
47%
40
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81
*76
79
*94
40%
28
16
79
*76
96%
...
80%
91 »/2
96V2
80
79
47
1,400
*
*79
80
46
16,000
81
*76
13
4
*79
19V2
71%
80%
*94
10
Jan
13% Jan
17
81
'
.
bo
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg.
1.50
Minneapolis Molirie Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd codt preferred™,—28
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
14
92
35
5
29% July 29
79
*89
79
31
100% Aug
79
92
95
Oct
92
91%
81
*87%
2,800
19
81
*89
*79
92
*75
96
2
10
72%
Shares
60 Va
71%
19%
71
74%
80%
.
979
20% not
126
17
7% Jan
73%
72
71
19%
*79
Oil Corp—
—10
Chem Corp of Aimer—I
Midwest
19
72
19
the Week
591/2
60%.
*79
19%
G0%
18%
60%
61%
5
.100
Midland-Ross Corp common—..
5%% 1st preferred™.
27
v-
Utilities
73%
80%
*87%
Sept. 3
60%
60%
61%
19%
Sale* (w
Friday
Sept. 4
Thursday
1
15
39
Sept. Z
10
44% Jun
6
jo %
pfd—100
100
—100
100
1C0
8
8
6
20
series
series
series
series™
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
61%
5
Co——
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Mar 13
87
Jun
-
15
■
48% Dec
2
Jan
78
89
1
:
2
25
31
82% July
1
12.50
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman
&£cott
33% Jan
35% Jan
Jan
7
Aug 12
6
—18
Mergenthaier
12
34*4 Jan
59
26
July
2
53% Jan
»
40% Oct
28% Jun
Jan
9
Jan
5
€4% Aug
22% Feb 25
44% Jan
Monday
Aug. 31
Far
FBICF8
AND HIGH BALI
Wednesday
Sept. 1
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
4
24% Mar
76
Apr
90% Feb
Sep
79
78
10
62% Dec
2
78
.SEW
Higbeet
L»tm1
Blflwl
2
Tuesday
STOCKS
Frtriwi
Tear 1968
L-cwwt
4.20%
*15
.•
*15 Ve
21%
■20%.
"76
900
90G
20%
6
24
May
6
Jan
2
18% May 28
14% May 26
38% Jan
8
56% July 27
Monsanto
52%
31.40C
28% Jan
14
35% Mar
Montana-Dakota
Utilities Co..
8
32%
33%
32%
33%
32
32
31%
32%
31%
31%
2,400
23% Aug
18
29% Aug 31
Montana
Co
——No par
i28%
29%
28
28%
27%
28%
27
27%
26%
27'A
7,100
27% Aug 28
Montecatlnl Mining & Chemical—
American shares
—1,000 lire
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
26%
26
26
25%
25%
1
26%
26%
25%
26%
25
25%
24%
25Ve
24%
25%
No par
52%
53%
52%
53%
52%
52%
52%
52%
53
21
21%
21
21
21
20 Ve
20 %
20 Vo
20 V8
15% Jan
20% Sep
29
18% Jan
11% Apr
14% Sep
8% Sep
23
24
13
4% Apr
29% Apr
30
41% Not
20
22% Jan
8
31% Dec
1
20 V4 Jan
14
Machine
class
RR
Class
Tool-
A—
B
——
Chemical
Power
Co
2
29
25
37% Dec
22
36'/8Jan
2
Monterey
2
42% Nov
13
40 % Feb
3
53 %
Sep
1
Montgomery Ward & Co__
2
21% Not
17
20V8 Sep
3
24% Feb
24
22
I8V4 Feb
Jan
17% Jan
24 %
4
Sep
2
23% Dae
31
6
60 Va Deo
31
23% Jan
2
57% Jan
28
130
30% Apr
11% Jan
35
May
2
Monon
21V4 Dec
14% Jun
28
8
23
74
43 Va July 29
May
7
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
(John)
Motorola
July 15
Motor
~3
18% Not
11
16
Feb
9
21% July 10
19 % Jan
2
32V4NOT
21
28
Jan
2
32
Jan
37
20
Inc
Lines
12
Co
10
;
Wheel
Corp
24% Jan
2
July
8
3
45
Dec
18
43% Jan
2
51V4 Aug
4
19% Jan
2
33% Not
28
26
Jun
9
Feb
25
£0
Sep
18
f»$% July 17
31% July 24
50% Jan
2
My art <F
16% Dec
19
19% July 16
10,
38
6
25% Oct
13
38
39%
111%
113
59
51%
53
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20%
38%
39%
112
115%
58%
59
52%
14
14%
*10%
11
52'/2
51%
*13
10%
51%
38%
36%
38%
112%
109%
112'A
58%
36%
56%
5,900
6,200
37%
7,500
5,600
3,000
60
59
60
18%
19
29%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19V8
18%
19 Va
29%
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29%
29
29
28%
28%
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23%
34%
18%
*33%
49%
49%
48%
28%
28
45
44
44
16%
Nc par
43
.
34%
33%
33v4
33
33
48%
49%
48%
49v4
49%
49%
1,500
28
28%
*33%
•
9,800
2,600
*33%
49%
'28%
1
Murray Corp of America
V
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
5,500
44
34'%
1
IB
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)—
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2,600
33,700
110%
109
'
59
57
200
1
—
NAFl Corp
Jan
17
ill
'
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—
Corp
Mueller Brass Co
30% Jan
38
3
&
—
Products
Motor
12% Apr
Oil Co——
53
.
44
43%
431/4
44
2,200
16%
3,700
*43
200
N
6% Jan
Jan
15
14
May 13
13"% Jan
2
43% Jan
69% Oct
14
52% Jan
12
14 % Jan
22% Dee 29
18% Sep
1
11
23% Mar
81
Aug IB
Jan
•
51% NOT
41% Jan
149% Oct
20
168
9% Jan
Jan
20
16% NOT 20
50% Jan
86% Deo
19% Jan
19
30% Deo
11
26% Jan
15
Jun
19
95 %
Sep
3
21
Jun
1
42
Jan
90
Jan
84% Apr
148
Oct
9
56% Dec
100
17
2
11
May
99
10
104
Feb
168
19
145
Jun
17
12.4% Jun
7
13% Jan
7
18% Sep
10
17
Jan
2
21% May 12
30% Sep
25
28% Jan
2
11
30% Jan
Apr
97% Feb
13
77%
Dec" 17
40% Sep
9
74.% Jan
7
27
3
159
9
45% Jun
47 % Apr
21
Corp
Register
National City Lines Inc
Natl
26
$4.50
1%
Lead
6%
22
Aug 18
National
Aug 28
Natl
54
National
Co
9
36
National
Tea
4
18% Aug 19
9% Jun 10
24% Mar 25
Dec
13% Aug
3
7% Jan
National
Theatres
12% Oct
22
3
14 % Aprx
2
National
U
9% Jan
14% Oct
7
11% Sep
13% JaD
7
21% July 29
8% Dec
18
7l%
7% Jan
4% Jan
10% Jan
13% Aug 11
Jan
23
6% Aug 10
12
Jan
9
Aug
36% Jan
19
75
26
31
26% Jan
74% Oct
14% Jan
2
38% Nov
23
84% July
19
7
8
20
Nov
15
96
May 29
82
Dec
68
Jan
14
108 % Oct
36% Apr
30
50% Oct
19
Jun
2
National
10 % Mar 24
Neisner
37% Apr
43% Feb
13
Neptune
26
Newberry Co
82% Mar
2
19% Jan
o
82
Sep
3
13
79% Jun
4
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
13
37% Jun
9
49% Mar 13
23 % Jan
27
21 % Jan
19
27 Ve
28
28V4
52%
51
51 %
51%
521/2
30%
29%
30%
29%
30 3
1—96%
97%
96
96y2
96
96 %
95'/4
95%
:
24
23%
24%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
100
Fibre
17
20
25% Feb
9
34% Aug 28
31% July
8
New
York
10
31 % Feb
27
36% May 22
N
Y
5Ve Jan
N
Y
2
New
5% Sep
10% Jan
6
2
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
5
14% Jan
12Ve Sep
3
20% Jan
5
29
1
38% Feb
17
31
50
Mar 18
75
NOT
Sep
70% Sep
76
80
103
Oct
Sep
25
37%
36
36 %
36 V4
36 %
36 Ve
36%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
12%
12
12
11 1/2
11%
11%
11%
9,300
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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1
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19%
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19%
181/2
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20
2
31%
32
32%
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
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41%
42
42%
41 Viz
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41
42
1,900
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79
20%
21
*82
85
82%
82%
81%
81%
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38%
39
33%
38%
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33
33%
33%
34 Ve
33
33%
32%
33%
19.500
28%
29%
28 Viz
29%
28 Vo
28%
28
28%
50,900
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32 V4
14,700
Hartford Co-
&
No par
Electric
Gas
6%
6%
13%
i—100*
13%
29%
1
Corp—
29%
6%
13
29
56%
12%
13
5,300
29%
291/4
29%
30
2,500
56%
57%
12 Viz
29 %
29%
12%
29
56%
56
57'%
.
2
4.10%
preferred
100
Mar 23
5.25%
preferred
100
4.85%
preferred
19
.3
23% Aug 25
29
44 % July
2
104% July 9
23 % Mar 10
21% Jun
35 % Aug
NOT" 17
19
32% Dec, 30
109% Jun 13
113% May 26
59% Not
5
7
25
31
1
3
_
24
July 22
52% Mar 18
40% Jun
30
preferred
Niagara
Nopco
Share
&
Western
44% July 23
Northeast
Jan
27
Northern
Central
35% Jan
22
Northern
Natural
108
Jan
8
47% Feb
9
57% May 22
25% Apr
113% Mar
6
22% Jan
2
83% Jan
23
72
6
77% Mar 17
94
13
80 %Jun
9
88% Mar 23
80% Jun
4
86% Mar
92
Jun
July 16
94% Jun
93% Mar
19
7
July
81 % May 18
82 % July 14
89
20
2
88% Mar 23
Mar 25
5 % %
Capital
5.80%
69%
70%
731%
*73%
7 4'/2
72%
73%
510
77
*76
78
77%
77%
420
*85
87
1051/2
*104%
10
Northwest
31
31% Jan
7
10
5J/4%
57% Dec
10
47% Jan
27
see
28.
320
96 Viz
*22%
22 %
22
22%
22 %
22 %
40%
40%
40
401/4
40
40%
1,800
95%
94%
941/2
921/2
S4V2
92%
92%
5,400
22%
22
22
*22
*22
*22
22 Viz
Co
22%
*22
1,300
22%
100
39%
31%
38%
37%
38V4
37%
38 Ve
37%
21%
30,300
36%
36%
36%
35 %
36
35%
36
35%
35%
3,500
42
42%
41%
42%
42
42%
41%
42%
39%
41%
71
70 %
70%
*70
7OV2
30"%
30 %
30%
103%
1
*70%
'30 %
104
104
103%
*107%
108%
*107 %
5
52%
52%
51%
.
30%
103%
30%'
104
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70 V2
*70
9.700
71
110
30
11.100
30 Ve
30%
29%
*103I/2
104%
104%
104%
110
*107 %
108%
108 7/e
108%
'107%
108%
100
52%
51%
51%
49%
51%
49%
50%
11,000
24
109
/■
(Minn)—
24
24%
24%
23%
24 Ve
23%
100
72
72%
*72%
73%
72%
72%
*72*/4
100
81
81
*81
82%
81%
811/2
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82%
*81%
82 %
*81%
821/2
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86
86
*84V2
100
*84%
86%
*83%
86
1
30%
30%
30%
30y2
i™10
36%
36%
35%
36Ve
36%
3 5 Viz
363/8
35%
77
76
77
.
Inc
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal
120
104%
36%
;
Corp
conv
cv vtf
95%
40%
.
5
Ry
Airlines
hO
50
87
*85
96
23
preferred Beries
Northrop
46% Apr
44
Apr
87
1051/2
96
97
94
$4.16
44% May 12
7
70
70 %
*69
*69
95%
100
3
20
77,800
95%
preferred series
2938 Sep
35%
97%
$4.11
30% Jan
1.800
77
40%
100
17
35%
97%
100
States pwr Co
31
•75%
22%
50
Common
33 Ye Dec
97
35%
41%
$3.60 preferred Beries
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series—
37% Dec
page
*104%
77
35%
23
100
Pacific
34 % Dec
29
*85
87
105%
57
76
36 Ve
98%
10
Co
preferred
2
footnote);
Gas
Northern
17
92% Jun
70%
56 %
80
38%
Corp
Ry Co
preferred
30% Dec
6
87
104%
35%
36%
_i
Corp
Northern
22% Not 11
*69
*77
80
___5
Aviation
Car
73
16
36
'
American
American
24
Feb
87
106
*77
41
25
North
21
108
36%
23
* 97 %
Ry common..25
North
28
17
*85
*103%
57
80
5
Adjustment preferred
28
Jun
36%
1
Co
69 % Aug
102
56%
*77
10c
Corp
Chemical
Norfolk
21% Jan
Jun
pir
—100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com..No par
22% Apr
10 % Jan
7
No
preferred
6,300
6
6%
12%
73%
Common
5%
6%
6%
12%
6%
13
76
17
10
84
39%
69%
Sep
15,200
83
82%
74
Jun
20
20%
*80
39
78
84% Jan
77%
X201/2
82
83
73%
26
77%
21
82
39%
77%
88% Apr
79
20%
82%
78
108
*77%
21
85
79
39%
75
72 % NOT
25
Feb
500
19
1
41
70%
27%
11
Aug 29
For
29%
33 %
2,300
77
35 %
31
33
6 7/8
12 Viz
75
18
83% Dec
.29%
-
18
6%
13%
70
23% Apr
45% Dec
79% Sep
80% Oct
No car
6%
13%
100
5
70% Sep
31%
6%
13%
100
19
16% Jan
-31%
3,200
6%
13%
...100
22
81
••
18%
6%
7
13%
preferred
Not
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
'•
3,700
11,100
*13%
19%
6%
*13%
preferred
92
9
13%
3.40%
7
23
19%
6%
13%
■
3.90%
102% Feb
14,100
12
3.60%
5
94%
100
19%
3
3
x491/2
900
37
13
10
5,400
49 %
12%
85% Mar
Jun
41%
22
19%
22
Jun
41%
19%
l2Va
'*■
16
95
*21%
42 Ve
94
75
80
2i%
41%
94
71 % Jun
102% Jun
*1
129%
21V2
42%
491/2
1
6
*128
22
93%
73% Apr
77% Apr
24
129%
100
49V-Z
25
Feb
*328
5,100
50
Jun
Jun
152
94%
68
23
152
50
14
8
154
94
41% Jan
July
*152
I
<
25
*36
—1.25
77
24
86
4:
4
20
122'A
50
84% Mar 11
$3.75
9,700
92
92
94%
59 % May 12
108
Oct
42'/8
43%
3
105% May 16
63% Apr
26% Apr
;
Common
State
*21%
22
9
34
102
Central
Preferred 5% series A
New York Shipbuilding
Corp
Y
*128
129%
80% July 25
2
15% Jan
42%
88 % Apr
93 % Jan
19
25% Feb
*21%
44
24
Sep
53% Apr
21% Sep
22
Jun
76
5
17
129%
*128
129%
Apr
35% Sep
18
Aug 15
94
152
—
N
85
152
56%
56
120
49%
Chicago & St Louis Co
56% Dec
153
,
Dec
39
153
94
123%
94
5
32% Not
2
153
No par
common
29% Not
17
122
96
37
1
26
67
♦92
124
4,900
50
Co.
2
74% Sep
94
122
*41
41%
3%% preferred
100 "'-•*7-7%
79
New England Electric System
—1
20%
21
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
*63
85
Newmont Mining Corp
:
10
x83%
83%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
• -39%
40
New York Air Brake..
8
32%
34%
Haven
56%
56%
*92
123
1,700
23%
95%
37
Co
(J J)
56%
94
122
23%
49%
Inc—
2
29% Jan
.43%
56
57
*92
8,200
96%
*95
22,90.0
—1
3
2
V128
*21%
;
,
.4
Apr
38% Jan
,153
.
Television—.1
18
Sep
121 %
56%
57
94
122%
3,400
a
10
13% Mar
8
.56%
*92
J
27%
—_10
No par
___
17% Jan
25 V, Apr
.23%
1.<l
Radiator.
Meter
18,000
51%
'
Bros
20,500
30%
1
26
8%
60%
31%
Co
Feb
520
8%
52%
Corp——1*.
Cast-No par
Co
Vulcanized
Natomas
15
5,900
28%
Co—
S
1,000
521/4
27%
_5
Steel
Corp
National Sugar Ref
28
26%
152
59%
8%
59%
27%
51%
11,100
60
8%
59%
26%
*151
100
.
National-Standard
Apr 17
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
9%
59
9%
52
30%
28%
53
u_i00
Steel
26%
151 Ve
51%
2§%
52
.—No par
&
Ve
li
1,600
30%
common-
Service
Linen
60%
60
26%
51%
151 V8
52
151
700
14 Ve
.30%
Co common
Malleable
9
59
.59%
10
preferred A
preferred B
44
9 %
26%
51%
14
f
Co
Co
.9
_
1
Corp com
preferred
National
134% Mar 12
.
Gas
National Gvpsum
3
Mar
Fuel
26%
151 Ve
8%
152
153%
'
Chem
pfd series of 1951-;
National
152
..152
8
Products
Distillers &
4Va%
6
71
Aug 21
128% Not
Apr
132% Aug
10
Jun
Dairy
3
24% Jan
9
143
National
109
55% Aug 19
8
115% Oct
Jun
_8
15
103% NOT
18%
10
12
19Ve
52%
Cash
34% Mar
18%
27
Can
32% Jan
19%
18%
National
54% Jun
18%
51 %
.
19%
55%
26%
100
;
19
*13%
57
52
National
preferred
55
13%
56%
19%
5
Jan
7%
54%
16%
13%
27%
51%
*13%
16%
13%
57%
18%
.
15%
Ve
•16%
13%
57%
16%
..*26%
10
common
16%
56v4
16%
137/s
57
_|
Corp
Co
12
2
86% Jan
Biscuit
14% Jan
80
8
46% Feb
National
57
1
.
3
12
28 % Jun
Deo
National Aviation
6
Mar 13
26% Jun
21
'13"%
1
164 % Apr
3
19
16%
5
Airlines—
19
49% Not
—1
Corp
National
8% Sep
31% NOT
Natco
Acme Co
57% Aug
37% Jan
24
S
National
56
24
20% Jan
17% Jan
Jan
34% May
2
49% Jan
147
18
63% May
6
29% Jan 22
23%
7,500
23%
73%
*72%
*81
82 Va
*81%
82V2
*81%
82 Va
86
84V2
84%
*84
85
*83%
86
*821%
841/2
*82%
84%
x29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
36%
36
36%
35
36
35
36%
35
35
75%
76 %
74
741/2
100
73%*
81
81
♦34%
73
35%
74
,,
9C
100
9,800
15,100
600
6,400
i
iii
Volume
190
Number
5879
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(989)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Kange for Previou*
Year 1958
Ltweit
Range Since Jan. 1
Laweat
Highest
50% Jan
14
60% Nov 20
90
Sep 16
78% Sep 19
94% Nov 17
103
103
Jan
89
102
57% Jun
May 16
Oct
-
27
Dec
89
10
6
3
39% Jun
24
27% Jun
9
18%
31
27% Dec
29% Dec
5
May 27
45 % Dec
7
9
31
41% Feb
14% Jan
7
74
Dec
17
61% Jan
19
7
35
Dec
18
29% May
7
15% Dec
4
15% Jan
15'
66% Dec
16
61% Feb
10
59
24
Jan
7
11
79% Feb
97% Jan
2
38% Aug
8
32
85% Oct
1
96% May
5
92% Aug
2
14
Oct
3
2
73% Jan
9% Jan
10
21% Dec
18
17
18% Jan
40
103/4 Jan
22% Nov
18
Jun
94%
*89%
90%
89%
No par
41%
41%
30%
30%
Ohio Oil
Okla Gas
4
Feb
27
5
2
Olin
f
Aug?
26
5
Pacific
22
23% Feb
26
3
563/a Feb
10
87 % Apr
20
Dec
18
58% Jun
47% Jun
9
31
17
66% Apr
56% Jan
7
20 3/4 Feb
21
39% Oct
30
37
Jan
19
52
1173/4 Jan
2
149
Jan
2
4
Feb
27
123/4 Jan
3
37
Jan
90
Jan
Apr
130
21
5% Nov..
Jun
17
4% Aug 26
7
Pacific
6% Jan
2
62% Dec
98
29
3
45 %
2
35% Apr
13
Jun
25
59% Jan
2
Jun
17
84
July 15
2
Apr
473/4 Nov
15
3Q% Jan
33
Dec
2
45% Dec
8
19
July 17
27% Dec
57
23
23% Jan
23
29
46% Jan
12
65% Mar 20
6
2% Jan
9
7% Jan
2
15% Nov
11
2% May 14
12% Feb 26
19% Jan
6
25
16
21% Jun
Oct
3% Nov 21
30 % Jan
10
23 % Jan
3
82 % Jan
7
49
Jun
Dec
30
47% Jan
39% Nov 20
113
Dec
8
28% Sep
49
Jan
13
65
Oct
14
62
104% Jun
19
93
,
Corp
36
July
6
91% Jun
29
15% Apr
1
28% Jan
7
43% Dec
29
43
Feb
20
Jan
51% Dec
8
493/4 Jan
5
32% Mar 11
69% Sep
23
62
Feb
9
74
19% Jan
2
27.
Dec
18
26% Jan
2
40% Dec
30
41% Dec
5
36% Feb
13
95
Jan
14
9
95
33% Aug
5
50
Apr 23
99% Feb 25
14% Jan
3
8
16% Jun
3
2
Jan
——
102
May
18% Dec
2
5
Apr
4
10
34
———
92
37
July
64% Aug 11
2
193/4 Jan
22
24
PfeiLer
Sep
3
43 y8
May
Jan
7
100% Jun
22
64 V, Nov
20
56% Aug 21
70l/2 Mar
2
50 Va Dec
31
467/a Jun
57
20 «/2 Sep
11
24
16
21
Jun
25
96 y2 Oct
7
6
94
Jun
30
103 % Apr
7
80
Jun
17
88% Apr
5
89% July 14
4
81
Jun
93 % Feb
Aug 27
92
Nov
24
102
May
100
Sep
8
107
95% July 29
May 13
.jmmmmuua
12% Jan
Tr„
„
99
'
40
54
Jun
Mar 18
78
Jun
19
Mar 12
75
Dec
67
Jan
241/8
48%
Inc
2
1,100
51%
521/4
513/4
513/4
501/4
51%
50%
51
2 %
4,900
*2%
2%
2'A
21/4
2%
21/4
*2%
16 %
233/4
23%
97%
97%
98
97
971/2
971/4
98
x96y8
13
213/8 Jan
93 V2 Jun
25
89
Jun
4
7
99 V4 July 29
90
Jun
29
993/4 Apr
2
17% Aug
15
Apr
28
19 Va Aug
17
Mar 18 1
14 Va Jan
62
Mar
$5
19 *
Coke &
Ft
7%
Pitts
Wayne
Pittsburgh
Plate
i'ittsburgn
Steel
7
283/4 Jan
in
2
82% Jan
29
8
86
Feb
9
17 y2
7
24 Va Sep
29
18% Sen
4
23 V, Jan
9
Pittsburgh
<fc
July 11
121 Va Sep
4
Ifl
Pittsburgh
16
34% Mar 3'
21% Mar 20
32 Va Nov
14
25% Jun
25
96Va Jan
28
43 % Jan
2
109*4 Nov
20
16% Jan
2
27% Oct
2
88% Dec
15
90
Dec
223/4 Jan
10
28% Dec
55
31
78% Nov
20
62V4 July 31
1003/i Jun
9
74% Jan
114 v4
jan
2
??
47% July 27
3134 Apr
1513/4 Jun
24
Jan
7
12
88
Jan
14
31
25 % May 19
953/4 Apr
29 % Feb
73 % Feb
9
90
17
29
2S*/4 May 14
Plttston
$3.50
2
74
Aug 27
Co
Co
5% %
Inc
Procter
&
31
473/4 Feb
17
d8% Jan
8
Public
14
373/8 Jun
4
43 y8 Apr
8
Public Serv
28%
Sep
1
33% Mar
3
18
81% Jun
29
Jun
86
Oct
5
95
Apr
18
80
98
Apr
23
85% July
107 »/2 Apr
22
29
Sep
12
37
Jan
2
100
Sep
Dec
31
42% Jun
803/4 Mar 13
70% Jun
46
92 ;
Mar 20
93
Jan 16
4
106 %
26
21
Sep
18
24% Jan
21 % Sep
3
12
23 V2 Jun
20% Jun
29
15
113% Dec
107% Jun
23
105
Oct
10
18
Apr
6
48% Feb
9
Chic
Co
17,100
47
46%
461/2
x46ys
46 y8
700
96»/.
*937/;l
9o
17
17%
5
363/4
100
58%
*95
96 «/2
*95
961%
171/4
173/8
17
17Va
16%
17'i/4
43/4
4%
4%
4%
43/4
353/,
4%
58 Va
36%
35
353/4
34
99%
*95
♦95
99%
*95
59 y2
53
x52
52%
21%
*21
213/4
58%
51
fH
51%
513%
*21%
21%
*96 Va
97%
*963/4
97%
84
*83
84
92
91
91
;
83%
•91
90%
101 %
101%
101 %
100%
413/4
42 y.
41
42'/a
25%
2 5 3/4
24%
*69
71
80
00
-
♦68%
70
603/4
60%
60%
60%
59%
60
81%
81%
81 %
81%
*81
83
81
81
*80%
9,200
20;900
8J
78%
79%
♦77
79
*77
5
46%
__1
12%
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433/4
*92
70%
-473/a 0.
12% ->■
98
49%
93%
71
*77
♦69
60%
71
*68%
»/4
79%
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46 3/8
47 Va
463/a
47 Va
46
46%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
12%
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48 y2
*92
98
493/a
93 V2
*96%
48 ya
*92
70
59*4
100
4
42
25%
60%
.
*69
200
210-
101
41 Va
26 ya
—
59%
8,300
90
25,500
12%
*12%
12%
1,300
98
*96%
08
463/4
48 y2
20
463/4
*96%
98
79%
-
48
46%
47%
93%
92»/4
921/4
*92
93%
46
4,400
20
41%
i
.10
41%
393/4
41 Va
39 Va
40 y*
383/a
393/4
38%
39%
4,200
353/a
36
35
35%
35
351/4
333/4
343/4
34
35
9,000
24%
'
24 Mi-
24'A
4,700
24
183/a
183/a
243/a
243/a
24
24%
90
*89%
91%
•90
91%
96
*92
96
•92 v
18
18
18
23%
96
24%
-
18 Va
•
*90
■T
•92
91%
18 Va
18
18
133%
18
20
96
-
*131
134
-2,300
\
136
100
136
136
134
37
38
83%
81%
83
82%
84
24%
23 Va
24
81%
23%
133%
134
37
38
10
135
X36%
37%
23 %
76 y4
76 %
*75
8iy2
*80
81%
*19'/4
■
19%
19 VA
19%
*19
19%
*121 »/4
;_1
63%
75
*107
125
69
108%
43%
443/„
27%
27%
v
137%
129
*121 %
68
106y2
125
69
107
*121 %
68 Vb
*106
124
367/a
373/4
4,300
34%
84
8434
13.600
23 y8
23%
23 y8
23%
.
■ -
5,400
120
*75
76%
*75
76%
*80
81%
*80
81%
100
*13%
19
183/a
18%
600
*121 '/4
123
121%
121 %
10
66 %
3,600
76%
81 %
38
33%
23%
76%-
81%
76%
220
36%
)
*80
100
7
68 V2
66 y2
68
66
107%
103
108%
*107
108%
50
4434
43'/a
43%
42%
43%
42%
42 y4
2,500
x27 y8
27 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
3,000
132%
137.%
134%
9,200
263/8
26%
2G'/a
3,200
44
132%
135
13534
133
26'/a
26%
25
94 VA
£4
94
94
94
94
27%
x27
27%
27
27%
27
27V*
87
86%
87
85 y2
87
xl34
25%
27%
100
*33%
94%
94%
10
27%
273/4
273/8
.2
preference
Co
,
88
38%
87
873/4
86%
25%
26%
94
51
150
22,500
6,100
10
50%
50%
51
51%
50%
51
51
37%
38 y»
37%
38'/a
38
38 Va
33
38%
377/a
38 V,
16,400
preference
28 y4
28%
28 y8
28%
28 VB
28%
28 %
28%
28 V,
28%
6,000
82 VA
83
Co
of
Colorado
com
preferred
No par
84
100
'82
100
*33%
85
100
*87%
89
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana
►101
*82
85
51%
51
82
82
82%
84
82
82
89
*37
102
'101
101%
■*3
43%
877/a
102%
102 %
102y4
101%
43%
43%
433/4
433/a
43%
73%
82
110
83
220
*88
89
100
89
101
-
43yfl
4.30%
preferred...
No par
43%
100
.
*72%
*72%
73%
•72 %
73 %
*72%
73%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21 '/a
213/4
21%
21%
*207/a
21 y8
207/e
*20%
21 %
*20%
21%
203A
108 VA
109V4
20%
25
10
84
26% J&n
7
35% Dec
31% Jun
24
36% Aug 31
Puget So tnd Power
43% Jan
2
60
Nov
58
Jan
2
72% Aug 27
Pullman
Feb, 25
45
Dec
39% Jun 23
48 y8 Apr
18
Pure
52
Nov
19
453/4 May
54 y2 Jan
16
Quaker
146% Apr
23
127
Jun
25
28% July 24
24
Feb
25
Industries
*20%
100
1C8 y4
109
5
19%
11
10%
11
No par
15% Dec
85
*843/4
86
843/4
84%
Light Co_..10
35%
.
Inc
com
preferred
&
Inc
No par
5
Oil
'108
110
10%
*84%
109
109
3,100
82%
82%
82 %
*82
-*88
877/o
25
preferred
$4.75
7,500
51%
21 Va
K)—
Power
preferred.
4.30% preferred.,.
5 05% preferred
Publicker
19,000
50 3/,
21%
25%
1
preferred
7
-58%
43
100
pfd
preferred
5
99%
58
26 Va
10
4.16%
16
*95
42%
5
4.32%
Jan
*101
45,300
99%
25%
2.50
3%%
15
101 %
35%
34'%
2,100
52%
y2
90%
/. 3,700
4%
213%
*21 Vb
2,600
59%
43
10
Co
preferred
13
86 y8 Jan
*101
35 %
53%
59
26 Va
.J..25
common
23% Jan
9
*95
42 Va
Virginia
-.100
<fc Ash pfd_, 100
76% Mar 13
9
61%
16%
4%
52%
101 %
611/4
*64
253/a
West
2
29
32%
47
Ry—
common-
22% May 14
117% Feb
10
32%
47
213/4
1
preferred
8
Mar
65 »/2
32%
46V2
90
5% Jan
Jun
641/4
32%
*92
67% Jan
Dec
common
4.18%
6
70 Va Nov
62
64%
33 »/8
Elec & Gas com__No par
div
4.08%
5
20 Va Nov
62
651%
96
fund
Service
$1.40
91 % Mar 20
12
58%
1
Gamble
39
83% Nov
6234
32%
92
Electric
50% Dec
100
*96
.No par
.
sink
Potomac
30'/a May
Feb
62Va
*641/4
32%
*92
Co
&
7
93
633/8
651%
321/2
LOO
Corp
Poor
2
29
35%
.
63
*641/4
33
*90
*Thet
Polaroid
9
Oct
4%
5
Plough Inc..
Plymouth Oil Co...
26% Jan
82
17%
100
~
Co
convertible
42 % Jan
2
64
65%
3
A
preferred class A
5V2#
1st series prior
293/4 Jan
Nov
1,600
50c
5%
Forter
Jan
44%
No par
Young
18
44
No par
.'
Glass
19% May
14
44%
No par
&
77% Jan
7734 Dec
44%
*44%
No par
guaranteed
71 Va Jan
39 % Nov
45
No par
Metallurgical Inc
10
113 Va Dec
44%
100
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
23
10
45
.
(convt
30
10
45
preferred
preferred
Oct
31
44%
__2
Chem
convertible
$1.80
Oct
Jan
36,800
.12 50
Inc..
80
19% Jan
16%
100
73
393/4 Jan
16%
I
preferred
24% Dec
69
16%
96'%
preferred
Plpei- Aircraft Corp
2
Mar
16%
*95
preferred
2
132
16%
100
2
125
163/4
47¥2
common
Jan
1133/4 Aug 27
230
17i/4
32%
preferred
68V2 Jun
July
93'/4
*47
$4
Pitts
1
July 23
%
x92%
101%
Pttts
22% Oct
6
91
92%
63 %
&
2
2
84% Jan
7
92%
92
25% July
16Va Jan
73 Va May
92%
91
Pitney-Bowes
"420
92%
93
common
8,400
93'/4
16%
*92
series
3,100
-
93
100
7
27%
173/a
100
453/aJuly
72%
X27%
93%
preferred.
33% Aug 10
72%
27%
17%
preferred
14
11
*93
*64%
;
Philip Morris Inc
8,300
96%
71
27%
833/4
42 % Aug
29 %
73
x71
73%
*108 V,
10%
10%
10%
10%
86
34 3%
84%
*84%
43%
30
200
7,400
73%
20
21 Va
500
21%
109
10%
86
36%
200
6,300
50
6,000
36%
357/a
36%
36
36%
35%
71 y*
71%
70 3/4
71
703/4
71
70%
70 3,4
70%
70%
4.200
4c y8
40%
393/4
403/a
39%
40'/a
39%
40
397/a
40%
13,300
48 V,
2,800
-
35%
,
35%
Q
37% Feb
131
23
Oct
July
For
11
28
28
footnotes
sec
page
28.
5
140
Mar
273/4 Jan
5
26
6%
v
25,000
5.0C0
28
83
8
28%
29%
2,100
33%
108
72
4 68%
823/4 Jan'
Aug
28%
57
33
107%
271/4
84
20 Va Jan
81
303/4
56%
33%
107%
75
Ptllsbury Co
25
29%
-
28
97% Aug 25
493/4 Aug 27
67«/2 Feb
30%
583/4
33%
107
200
27%
95% Aug 10
41 Va Mar 31
Mar
29%
57%
34%
108
45,400
24
75
90
42
31%
57
33%
108
400
16%
16
*23
98
20
145
30
56
16%
233/4
28
14
t
34
15%
233/4
75%
Apr
24% Jan
56%
108
16
24
*23
12,900
21/2
75
07
133'A July 29
33%
X107
153/4
-
273A
100 V2 Jun
13
16%
24
55%
34%
108 3/8
7
22
57
33%
107%
95V4 May
Jan
57
153/4
*23
-
84
5%
2,400
52%
*2%
84
8
6,900
92
47
16
*83
95 % May
*901%
46%
1
51
15 V, Mar 12
28% Oct
47
28
28
140
93
46%
46%
45%
11 Va Jan
2
*90%
93
46
45%
24
17
*90%
46
27%
2
Apr
45%
46%
7y2 Jan
153/a Jan
93%
*91
46%
47,700
28%
Phillips Petroleum
,-s.
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
128
49
45%
52% Mar 23
8
24%
48'/a
28
82
14% May 13
23%
49
28
23
94
24%
48%
46 «/4
75% Aug 18
5
23
48%
6,200
28
44 Va Jun
■■■■,:
241/2
481/4
6,600
46
8
——
241/a
49%
4%
47
12 Va Sep
24 V2 Nov 20
25
4%
28%
86
,
32
4%
28%
49 Va Dec
2
31%
100
2
400
31
4%
preferred
Jan
137
30
97
series
137
41/2
321/2
96%
3.90%
136
41/2
311/2
4.30%
Mar 23
22,300
25
com
Reading Corp
Corp common
100
271/2
27 Ya
46
29
Jan
135
I36V2
27%
48
27
14
93
51%
.5
common
preferred
8,600
*50
28%
Jan
Nov" 25
136
,
97
33/4%
4.100
49%
58
27%
27%
96%
4%
3,100
62%
493/8
4 7%
com_33V3C
26
14
64%
62%
28
36% Feb
88%
46%
5
Jan
30
22
*63
No par
1
America
3.80%
Apr
*91
100
13
84% Apr
*20
1,320
27%
136
50%
1,800
1,500
"
27%
136
4%
500
193/b
12
49%
*50
97
65% Mar 10
31
89
136
19l3/4
27%
55
*96
73
24
62
2
188
27%
*50
11%
12
64
49'/2
..100
9
71V2 Nov
2
190
60
24%
25
preferred
S
3
Jan
43/8
100
4.40%
6
30
5
$1
Phllco
743/4 Jan
27
*50
49 %
Co
preference
3,100
943/4
10
8
Phlla
43
49%
100
15
36% May
57'/2 Jan
Jan
491/4
1
26
56 Va May 12
1
50
400
35 %
100
Apr
7
Aug 10
203% Dec
49%
No par
Co
110
35
*93%
62%
*63
24%
Co
Co
;
No par
Phlla
conv
*109%
22
62
62%
-
1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Cor.p
99
63%
62%
3
9
Electric
*20
62%
62%
.1
104% Jan
4
2
21
Mar 30
6,200
*20
22
633/8
3.50
&
5,700
9a
22
*20
62%
33 %c
(Chas)
37%
93
*11%
22
200
37
„
xl9%
No par
Ry
16
150
2234 Jan
9
Jun
100
Pfizer
18,200
*15%
19%
4%
Corp
Corp of
5,200
34%
12
%'
30,400
33%
12%
63 %
No par
Co
Brewing
28,600
17%
78%
19%
333/j
Co
Petroleum
6% Feb
'
IV
11%
621/2
1
Pet Milk Co common
4%%
preferred
12
49%
78%
*12%
4%
preferred
Eastern
25
Jan
107 V, May
&
Pepsi-Cola
49%
'17%
12%
32%
Chemicals
Jan
37 Va Jan
17
Peoria
Mar 23
1,900
20
34
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light <fe Coke
55% Mar 20
10
273/4
12%
12%.
100
273/4
193/4
/
2.600
86 %
Line—
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred..
4.40% series preferred
5
*85
12
*12
21,100
17
12 %
63 %
100
Cement
C)
(J
30%
19%
33
Ford
Pennsalt
82 % Mar 23
29
&
Penn-Dixie
41
30%
12
63%
1
preferred
prior
109
IV
62
50c
Airways Inc
Pipe
40%
*16%
19%
12%
No par
conv
11*
Sv: 4v
in
400
12%
*21
100
Corp
aa'2
qL-'qi)
2
95
93%
12 %
135%
East
*93%
120
*90
20 %
188%
...
World
94%
'
20
933/4
943*
"
«7
230
*92
12
51 %
Penney
95
1
873/
l?o»/
HSv
3,900
62%
91
81%
,
1934
50%
4
29% May 5
102% Apr
8
98Va Apr 20
25
*12
51 %
Mar
4
1013/4 Apr
19% Dec
5
Inc.5
49%
Penick
11
39% Mar 12
8
28
Jan
*93%
ql
'
*109%
\A
35%
95
No par
5%
5
Jan
Jun
11% Feb
37
36
"
87
97./!
no%
10
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
8
87%
95%
*109%
No par
117
3
27% Sep
94% Sep 18
92 % Sep 30
3
64% Jun
32% Aug 18
98% Jan 21
9
30
*
87
97%-
110%'
62
,
"
4av
25
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmelee Transportation
3% Jan
29
89%
97%
25
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
16% Sep
243/4 Apr
»?sv
35%
Electric
Lighting
4%
49% July 30
31% July 24
341/
it'*
110%
1
Common
50"% Mar 13
9
351/.
*93%
Corp
&
Pan Amer
28
42% Aug 10
15% Jan
"
34%
J
Shares
.*88%
"MV
tnv
42% ??^
llv
§7% onfi
Xti*
til* 5i%
IS ft
tlw
?f/a
the Weak
,*81
0^3/
llu
11
Vtv
lav
*?5%
16
,
973/,
Jn
__15
Packard-Bell Electronics
36% Feb
5
88
*as
79%
353%
*15%
100
common
Panhandle
Jan
34%-
x'la
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
43
8
3
Co
Pacific Mills
91
12
30
Grri/
??%
llv
o?3^
V(\v
51%
?£%
80
Pacific Telep & Teleg common._100
When issued
14 2/7
Aug 19
30
Sep
22% Jan
23% Nov
Gas
soVb
51%
1334
com_.-6.25
preferred
Pacific
28%
Friday
Sept. 4-
1
llf llv
a? " a? 2
'
3n^4
??
86%
28
No par
Pacific Finance
3
195% Aug 12
28% Aug 12
1443/4 Apr 24
Aug 11
Coast
*85
1
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
5%
86%
•
__1
Pacific
15% Jan
»30
28%
30c
preferred
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
64
143
Co
30%
41
30%
28%
1
Glass
4}
oL
IVv
*85%
.7__6.25^
Corp..
It*
941/,
a
co7,
S'8
a?
qLllu
8?
-
*17
51Va
Corp (The
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
83
17%
5
Corp
Overland
«$5
54% Dec
30
Chemical
Marine
Owens-Illinois
*17
7.50
4% preferred....
Oxford Paper Co common
2
Sep
Mathieson
Oliver Corp
20
100
Outboard
2
130
5
common.
Otis Elevator...
2
26
Co
39% July 15
16% May
7
943/4 July
2 '
104% July 28 '
Jan
17
Elec
preferred
4.24% preferred....
Oklahoma Natural Oas
473/4 Jan
Dec
&
4%
40 % Jan
150
Co
GOS/
fQ/2
90
*8?
miM far
fltrZ,S
Sejt
Sep?"
fioi/
94%
100
99% Feb
17
Aug 10
11% Aug 11
20
64% Nov
12
18
143/4 July 30
May 22
Feb
*91%
16
110% Aug 28
38% Apr 28
27
25% Jan
33
83
9
99% July 29
89% Dec
93% Oct 31
90
*81
100
58% July 23
21% Jun 11
9
2
37% Feb
89
____„100
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
30% Jun
13
July 15
693/„
100
3.90% preferred
34Vi Mar
7% Jan
12
62%
4.40% preferred
13
18
20% Jan
15
62
16
90% Feb
40% Jan
15% Dec
12
Jan
46%May21
167/a July
1
84% July 29
27%<Jan
5
3
Jun
98
common
Ang. .11
Jan 12
85
100
29% Dec
3
Ohio Edison Co
E.e
95% Jan
7.
90% Jun
Sep
88% Dec 31
31% Apr
95% Jan
88% July 16
77% July
17
30
Ttteta*?™
Sept!
Mondaj
EXCHANGE-
67% Jan
43% Aug 11
13
17 Ya Jan
10
92% May 16
31
28% Jan
Jun
9
yOEI^Sim K
NEW
Highest
Oats
Co
preferred
common
5
43%
100
'130
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.. 10
*25
48%
133
26%
48%
*130
26%
48%
132
26%
48
48
128%
129%
26%
26'/4
47%
*127%
*26
48%
129
26%
48
129
*26 Va
130
26%
140
500
■
25
,The Commercial and Financial
26
LOW
STOCKS
25% Aug
14% Oct
27
Dec
75% May
30
18% Apr 10
45% Apr
8
14% Jan 13
89 % Sep
24 ya Dec
60% Oct
23% Dec
Dec
69
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31% July 25
34% Jan
10
28
30 Va Dec
26% Jun
17 Va May
2
Jan
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$3.50
5
6
69% Jun
74% Mar
23 Va Jan
38% May
56 Va Jan
73
19% Feb
30% July 10
73% Apr
27
21
Reading Co common
26
4%
noncum
14
4%
noncum
Aug 24
30
Jan
2
331/4 Jan
2
27% Jun
19% Jan
Sep
22
30
5
19
Reeves Bros
11% July
50 % Oct
27
42% Jan
8
63 '/a Sep
17
1
May 20
16% Jan
2
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7
22
16% Jan
2
29 ya Jun
2
Jan
7
9% Dec
11
9% Jan
2
55
24
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6
14% July
Republic Steel
541/8 July
8
12
77% Dec
19
22 % May
39% Dec
29
38% Jan
5
10
54 Va Dec
30
46 Va Jan
28
7
9
3
15
24
58
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33 Va Dec
9
7 8 ye Dec
31
651/2 Feb
6
47 ya Dec
12
451/2 Mar 12
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22
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14
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28
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2
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31
28
19
537/8 Jun
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30
92
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312
;
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25% Dec
8
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3
17
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20
10 Va Jan
7
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Jan
2
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2
3
16% Nov
24
161/4 Jan
2
22
Aug
53 Va Nov
20
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24
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26
7
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24
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2
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10
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9
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17
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22
24
2
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19
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17
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2
311/2 Dec
1
2
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21
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53
7
73
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72
Jan
161
22% Jan
24
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26% Jan
2
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30
29
407/8 Dec 10
97
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20
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2
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25
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16
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17
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Oct
511/2 Apr
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52% Feb
9
2
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10
49
9
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Feb
12
851/2 Apr
12
7% Feb
4
13% Jan
2
26% July 16
4
39% Mar 11
45% Mar 18
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22
39% Jan
49% Jun
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22
24
19% Dec
11
Oct
17% Jan
91/4 Jan
20
82
4
46% Dec
1
37
39% Nov
17
27% Jun
161/2 Aug
10
28% Feb
25
25% Apr
11
13
Dec
1
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7
751/4 Jun 24
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17
Feb
12
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17% Feb
Jun
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26
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49
Jan
26
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5
19% Jun
17
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14
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23
22
20% Sep
30
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23
10
21 »/2 Nov
14
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2
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25
321/2 Dec
22
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40
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38
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20
2
68
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2
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2
701/4 Oct
10
5
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1
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24
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30
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48% Mar
Feb
48
3
25
3
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741/4 Apr
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121/8 Sep
4
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2
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4
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2
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14
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52
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161/2 Aug 24
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8
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13
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9
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20
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7
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25
49
26
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17
19
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32
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37% Sep
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53
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31
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2
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221/2 Oct
30
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2
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3
7% Dec
3
6% Jan
27
49% Apr
22
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13
56% Jan
87
Nov
26
92
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22
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12% Jan
2
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20
17
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22
21% Mar 16
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17
25% Dec
15
241/4 Feb
9
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12
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10
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2
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2
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10
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1
1
12
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28
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674
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28
32
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689
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28
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56
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13
29
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56
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49%
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78
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13
3
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41%
19
2
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15
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7.700
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3774
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4.600
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53%
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3874
77
83
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9
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631/4 Jan
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18% Jun
95
4,400
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2
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5
31
2
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July 15
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17% Apr
12.600
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19
65% Jan
12,600
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2
2 7a
2
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2
8
300
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56
20
8174
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3
65% Dec
Nov
5674
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371/4 Mar 16
2
70
55 V/
81%
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19%
preferred
41% Sep
10
2
8%
53
30%
2
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2
13.000
55 %
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10
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Jersey
24
Jan
30
South
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5
25
preferred
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46
141
81
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46
139
46
141 Va
139
56 Y4
56 %
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28.800
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34
341/a July 15
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34% Jan
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Southern
29
9
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South
63% Mar 25
31
44 y4 Dec
3
Solar
19
37% Dec
•
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2
51 va
21
45 'A
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1074
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Socony Mobil Oil Co
5%
56%
21 %
103
46
4
143
141
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53
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46
144
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20
1
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35
Dec
26
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105%
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30
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%
46
44%
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103
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60
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60
59%
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110%
4
20
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7
29% July
521/4 Jan
(AO)
Smith-Corona
18
24% Jun
25% Jan
3
11,000
47%
ordinary
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5
22% Jan
61% Jun
33.800
46 7
23 Va
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22
14
8074
46
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Sinclair Oil Corp
25
23y2Oct
500
7974
47»/4
2
1
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58% Jun
2
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15% Jan
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801/4
44
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;
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19
14 %
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45
10%
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311/2 May 22
46% Dec
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23
of America
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7
14%
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6
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20
9%
20
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&
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Simmons
59% July 27
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Slegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
3
521% Sep
14
45% Jan
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9%
60
81%
21 %
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Mfg
10
19 Ya
S%
49
57
No par
York
60
20%
9%
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148
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Sheraton
451/8 Mar 25
26V4 Aug 10
4
New
Shelter
12
Mar 11
20
9
17
Nov
Jan
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101/2
Shell Oil Co
26
22% Aug
60
20%
80 Va
14%
46 Va
Steel Corp—
Shell Transp
24
60
43%'
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1
——-No par
Co
Servel Inc common—
1
13% May 20
27
29
20 Va
81%
3
Apr
901/4 May 21
23
6,000
23%
Roebuck & Co
7
22
4,500
28 74
10%
.——.
18% Jan
8% Jan
62 '/2
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Seiberling Rubber
26
62 Va
28%
10%
Co
15% Mar 20
91
12
13% May
7
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63%
28
9%
145 Va
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3
8
62%
50%
44 Va
3
Sep
6
63'/4
28%
10
60 %
29% Apr
16
5
Jan
18 '/4
63
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63 %
62 %
60
200
18%
13 Va
13%
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18 %
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28%
103
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29
8%
18%
62%
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4%, Mar
874
14%
Seaboard
Mar 17
3
10 V. May
*7%
48%
Air
30% Mar 18
5
6
8%
—
2
40
*7%
10%
—
preferred
11
8% Jan
16,800
3%
*8
8%
80
Seaboard
$4
Dec
10
22,900
3174
•
$3.40 preferred.
25
17% Jan
29%
311/4
20%
10% Mar 11
13
30
7
Jan
;
Inc
——
39% Sep
21 Vi Apr
2874
32'/4
60
40% May 25
9
Apr
78
30
31%
28 Va
2
Jan
95
July 16
27%
32'%
02 %
No par
No par
No par
8covlll Mfg Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
81
7% Jan
28%
x32 Va
*'8 %
33% Aug 19
23
Jan 22
10
Jun
27V4
33
Scott Paper Co common
877/8 Mar ~5
8
20
69
May
Nov
6
Schick Inc
13
Jan
87
23%
32
*18
10
5
1.40
...— 1
Electric Co
Schering Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
76% July 20
May 22
231/4 Jan
7
77
24
28'/4 Oct
2
27%
24%
4.40% series A
Gas & Electric Co
Industries
Schenley
72 Vi Jan
July 10
19
5,%—
A
Savage Arms Corp
July 27
16
12
29%
33%
21
a
10%
Diego
Sangamo
28
12
17
80
5
1st pfd
San
4
18% July 15
3
10
217
23%
Paper Co common
8t Regis
Mar 13
97
211/4
28%
No par
100
Ry Co com
Preferred series
30
24
71
•8
St L San Fran
29% May
21 "a
23
1.66%
—100
:—100
—10
No par
St Joseph
8
Dec
991/2 Jan
~
25
Jun
1
July
54% July 23
2
Jan
12% Mar
21
74% Nov 11
3
2
24
9
35
10i/4 Nov
12
75
17
21'/2
No par
Joseph Lead Co
Light & Power
Apr
48 Va Oct
17
92
911/2 Jun
25% Jun
22
S
preferred
—
4.30% conv preferred—..
8t
100
31%
22
"84
/.TftonhV
4%
15
79% Apr
5
3,100
31%
22
—
27
14
1.800
2174
31%
Inc——-———1
1
38
28
317a
1
Safeway Stores common
36V2 July 24
Jan
35
Apr
258
42% Jan
11
31
15
01% Dec
40
20
Feb
34
Dec
1
90% Aug 17
24
236
May 25
28
Apr
1
301/2 Jan
2
2,500
3 i 74
X317'4
1
1
20 G
1
Aeronautical Co
Ryan
Sep
42% Jan
May 22
811/4 Jun
2074
*33 Ya
31%
689
Corp—
2
35
20 Va
347i>
31%
100
1
(Geo D;
38% Jan
22
10
20%
*33%
31%
20
preferred series A
20'/b Sep
30%
201/4
34
21%
4%
& Haas Co common—
141/4 July 29
!
Jun
20 Ya
34
5
Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
3
13
16
20%
341/4
49
Roper
May 27
17 Va Jan
i
20%
34
*48
Ronson
14% Mar 25
34
19»/4 Jan
20%
1133%
—■—10
Corp
Rohr Aircraft Corp
24% Mar 12
2
12% Jan
'■(
f
20%
'
Controls com—1
4%
30
13% Jan
0
48%
26.600
%
Rohm
Aug 27
701
19.400
4774
convertible preferred-—25
Rochester Gas &,Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
.—10
Rockwell-Standard Corp —
—.5
30% July 23
2
25
45%
Antelope Copper Mines
Roan
5 %
291/8 Jan
k<
24%
451/4
21%
-5
Company
Rltter
48% May 15
Jun
Corp—
Paper
Robertshaw-Fulton
23'/2 Jun
28% Jan
s;
Rlegel
23
22
31% Jan
351/2 Feb
.
Oil
Richfield
5% Mar 17
13
44 Va Dec
4
1
5
26
Jaw
July 15
38% Nov
2
13
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
45% Sep
25
45%
31%
^-100
1
5a
No par
series.
Rheem
16
July 27
2
12 y4 Jan
<r
2% Jan
''111
24
24%'
47
7
50
100
Tobacco com
(R J)
Preferred 3.60%
841/2 Mar 28
25% Ju'y 16
4
53% Aug 31
18% Jan
'
48'% May 15
7
July
2
22% Jan
H.
122% July 23
27
77% Jun
■
;—<-r
July 24
2
10
78% Jan
Inc
163
8% Jan
32% Jan
25%
46%
20%
5
---1
2.50
1
Copper & Brass
Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% preferred series A
4% % conv 2nd pfd_.
41% Jan
116
Revere
Rexall Drug &
7
50% July
25
47%
10
Revlon
63% July 27
30% Jan
300
7074
25%
10
Corp
3.300
x707t
71%
50c
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
81% Sep
22
1.300
33 va
f.53 t
1
8
8 J/2 Jan
70%
33
72
*71
72
00%
701/4
33%
33
53
71 %
*70%
46
•
13% Jan
331/4
25%
Co
Reliance Elec & Eng
66% Apr
Npv 19
25% Jan
17% Apr
Reliable Stores Corp—.
71
84.000
62
59
62 %
70 V4
33
x
71 %
*12 %
$1.25 div prior preference
16
201% Apr
80% Jun
5
28% Jan
Republic Aviation Corp
12% Feb
5
61 Va
71%
'-33%
Shares'
Sept. 4
72
(Robt) & Co—
361/2 July 23
5
2
7
33
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 3
*71
No par
—50c
1
Inc
Chemicals
Reichhold
60'% Mar
Jan
16% Jan
9
Jan
64
■
Monday, September 7, 1959
26 %
10
10
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3%%
series—100
11
15
18
preferred
2nd preferred
Reed Roller Bit Co
1
3
401/4 Apr
Jan
29% Aug
1st
70%
34
63%
61 %
71
72
1
-5
50
50
_50
Raytheon Co l-
Jan
25
20Vs Sep
63%
70%
33 %
———
Rayonier
Oct
8ya Nov
2
7
31
Jan 13
16% Dec 31
3% Jan
12% May
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
Inc —i
—
May 22
33
12
preferred-
1st
371/2 Jan
Aug
45
Ranco
Rels
•
.
.
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 2
Sept. 1
62%
com—No par
—No par
-5
No par
Radio Corp of America
May 11
71
Feb
43%
31
12
31
21
17
17
20
24
29
8
48 %
a
toy* Jan
Aug. 31
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hl$li«*i
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
81 nee Jan. 1
Range
Iwr 1998
ismwmt
'
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
i
Chronicle
(990)
37% Aug
13
5
7
17
Public
Service
Co
Spencer Chemical Co common
Rand
Corp
common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
1
50c
25
2
*70
74%
7474
43%
43%
43%
4374
4374
4374
44
%
2174
21%
21 %
21%
21
21
2074
22
2074
%
674
6%
674
79%
7374
79 %
87
83 %
1774
6
100
preferred
74'/2
43
67a
*
4.20%
*70
44
*21
2.50
Sparton Corp
74%
18 Ya
*70
43%
1
1
*70
74 %
*70
■
1874
23
*91
52
No par
*82 Va
5
3474
*87
1774
2274
2374
*91
93
5174
527 a
88 Va
1774
6%
6^3
674
6%
787.4
7774
787 a
*77 %
79
787'a
"
2,600
700
5,500
88 %
*87
1774
2,400
83 %
*86 Va
177a
1774
*1774
17%
2,700
17%
22
2274
22 va
2274
90,700
83 Va
*87
23 Va
22%
227a
92%
91%
91%
*91 va
52
51%
51%
51V4
51%
92
82 Va
83
357a
6%
79
674
82 Va
82
82
32
82
34
35%
35
35 7/8
34
35 Va
*91 va
92
50
4974
51
6,000
*3174
82
160
34 74
35
14,300
"Volume
Number 5879
190
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(981)
new york stock exchange stock record
Range (or Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
2
40 Va Jan
74
Range Since Jan. l
Highest
Lowest
69 Va Dec
19
7
75% Aug 20
Jun
8
82j/4 Feb
73
6
Jan
2
3
Jan
3
33/i Nov
19
43 % Feb
25
61% Nov
21
35% Feb
18
50
Nov
3
14% Jan
2
Standard
Gas
Oil
of
44% July 27
52% Apr
59'/a Jan
17
Standard
Oil
of
26
64% Jan
23
21
60% Nov
12
59% Dec
31
55
July 27
17
85
Jun
30
2
943A May 26
29% Dec 30
27% Jan
7
36
Jan
2
89
Dec
29
84
8
23 /
33"% Dec
31
31V2 Jan
6
14
18
12% Jan
12
14% Jan
2
Jun
18% Nov
49% Jun
Jan
18
6
23
92
Apr
72%
Electric
&
Inc
__1
Co..
of: New
117
July 6
41% July 27
Jun
26
23% Jun
Starrett Co
8
(The)
71
Apr
21
18 y2 Jun
23
Sterchi Bros Stores
43
59% Jun
22
Sterling Drug
&
*
Chemical
10% Jan
15
14% Nov 20
29% Jan
14
54
17 Va Jan
2
27% Oct
22
26% Feb
34% July
1
Stevens
29
2
45% Nov
12
42 V2 Jan
62
4
Stewart-Warner
22
8
Jan
11
Dec
Feb
Aug
(J
P)
15% Jan
2
20% Jan
27% Mar 13
Stix
10% Jan
2
16% Oct
7
15 y8 Jan
22
3
18 % Nov
28
17% Jan
19
May
6
37 % Jan
Aprs
2
Dec
Aug 25
2
60% Nov
12
55% May
65
Jan
2
26% Dec
18
24% Jan
33% Mar 25
Jan
2
Oct
20
39% Feb
14
66% Dec
31
50
15% Jan
2
28% Dec
29
12% Aug 14
\20
\2%
16
15% Jan
9% Jun
52%
51%
46 '
46%
46 %
7
513/s
Apr
10 %
26% Jan
38% May 29
11% Jan
2
15 y4 Mar 20
85% Aug 27
Mar 13
116
*108
76
14%
143/4
15%
43A
43/4
43/4
43A
800
51
;
51 %
51 Va
51%
26,500
46
463/4
46 Va
46%
23,500
51'A
503/4
51%
142,900
55%
55%
50%
51
55%
56
553/4
*87
37%
91
35%
35%
36
Apr
1
Jan
16
87
59
Apr 24
69
Jan
2
28
Ye Dec
15
24% Aug 19
22% Aug-14
30% Mar 19
25% Apr
23
22
Jun
38
Dec
30
33 '/a
July 27
72
97
Dec
19
94% Jan
9y4Jan
24
20% Jan
Jan
2
13
6% Jan
Feb
7
25
31% Mar
Nov
365
24
94
24
57% Jun
40 3/4
39%
40
39'A
16'A
16%
15 %
16%
153/4
16
36%
36%
36
363/4 r
36
36%
10,600
21%
37%
21%
21
21 3/4
21
21
20 3/4
20 3/4
2,650
58%
16 3/4,
57%
58%
57
573/8
56
57
55%
563/8
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
*16 %
163/4
52 3/4
533/8
513/4
523A
523/4
53%
16%
52%
53 Vb
52'/a
53
12,200
31%
32%
31%
32%
31 Vb
31%
19,400
55
55%
54%
54 Va
*52%
55
23%
*23
233/4
23%
23%
*23
233A
400
21%
xl83A
19
173/4
18%
18%
13,800
36%
20%
213/4
5
58
1
16 3/4
5
15
*
31
32
31%
32
5
56%
57
553/4
57
5
22%
23%
1
20
21%
21%
19
59
*23
21%
19
31
Co
.
r
115
r
"
*19
19 Va
*18 3/4
19
19
59%
59 %
59 %
58%
59
31%
31%
313/4
30 3/4
112
31%
Corp
Aug 11
Jun
27
19 Va
600
57%
2,100
303/4
31
2,100
'
3/a
123/4
123/4
12%
13
12%
140,600
10%
10
10%
10%
103/8
10%
255,200
59%
59%
10%
59%
10 3/a
60 %
60
59%
59%
59%
59%
4,300
31%
31%
31
313/a
30%
31%
30%
30 Va
X30%
30%
3,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
85%
123/a
85%
No par
Oil Co
par
60%
61%
15
Sunshine
8% Mar 20
Sunshine
Jan
Biscuits
3/B
10
*84
86
12%
12%
60 Va
22%
22%
22 Va
34%
34
34
95
95
95
95%
10c
6%
25
6%
1873
1855
47
Apr
3
29 y2 Jan
38% Aug 27
35
Jan
5
47% Aug 21
Swift
7% Jan
2
13% Aug 19
11% Jan
2
14% Mar
Symington Wayne Corp
1
29
Feb
6
9
43
43%
9
1
12'A
123/4
1
13'A
13%
5
Co.
36% Dec
A
44% July 16
Talcott Ino
9% Nov
17
Feb
3
13% Mar 16
19
12% Sep
3
19% Jan
TelAutograph Corp
Temco Aircraft Corp
35% Jan
2
58 Va Nov
21
52
Jan
2
94
25% Mar 18
36% Dec
9
JO
% Jun
55% Feb
24
89
Dec
16
22% Jan
13*
~3~7
2
*26%
25
20% Dec
2
393/8
4.16%
(James)
47%
393/4
500
3,200
7
2,100
1815
1785
1812
880
38
38%
38
38
7,400
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
200
47
46 'A
46%
45 VB
453A
20,100
ll7/a
11%
113A
11%
113A
13,500
43%
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
4,100
12 VB
12%
11%
12
113/4
12%
7,500
13
13%
12
3A
13%
12%
13%
46%
X46 %
113/4
11%
43%
12%
13
13%
\
6%
387/a
*26 V2
46%
95%
1800
27
12
473/4
34%
*94%
6%
3A
22%
*333/4
95%
6
22%
34
38 3/8
393/4
*26 \
22 VB
1760
43
27
Vs
34
*94
7
6%
1860
38%
11% -11%
Co
6%
1800
37% Aug 19
Sweets Co of America
22
22 Va
34%
97%
34%
95%
25
8
1,400
22%
3 4'A
5
2
23,300
22 Va
30
9% Jan
25 VB
30
Sep
3% Jan
24%
25
42 %
18% Jan
5,000
25 Va
29y2 Dec
&
60
25
3
9
60
25 %
25%
2
Paper
60
25
25
3
Sutherland
20
60
25%
19% Jan
23
86
25%
29% Jan
May 11
*84
1
7
1,700
86
60'A
60
603/4
12%
—
*84
86
*84
12.50
Inc
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
23
1,900
5
20
2165
400
..1
Corp
38% Jan
17
9,700
10
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
4%% preferred series A
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
24y4 Apr 29
5
4,100
593/4
12
106% Feb
5
6% Aug 27
1695
Sun
9
Jan
2,200
57%
31%
12%
40
*19
58
*30 %
110
18 Vb
19'A
573A
r
*103
'
Corp common
$4.50 series A preferred
No
65% Feb
29
19,600
40
373/4
Chemical
Sun
2,500
91
"
9
440
*87%
36 Va
*104
4,400
22,800
*108
37'A
common
73
76
163/4
16 %
Co
72%
77
41
*40%
16 3A
„
Shares
723/4
143/a
91
36%
37%
the Week
Friday
Sept. 4
115
41%
15%
Corp.,
Sundstrand
363A
3/4
50
553A
*86
91
41%
issued
Sunbeam
56%
1
Co Inc
Broadcasting
When
3
2
38%
*112
51%
553/4
*86
20
Webster
&
50%
90
373/8
20
Corp
Studebaker-Packai d
26
Sep
8
13
79
1360
Stone
563/4
*88
1
_
Fuller
&
513/4
56%
10
5
Inc
72 %
46 3/4
Co
Camp Inc
prior preference
Storer
66 Va Jan
9% Aug 26
Baer
5%
4%
No par
Stokely-Van
15% Jan
4%
47
Co
Inc
Stauffer
4%
48%
100
L S
54% Aug 19
13 y2 Jan
5
4%
4%
Sales fur
*76
513A
"
20
15%
51
A
Ry Equip Mfg
Stanley Warner Corp
"
143/4
52
common
series
Standard
17% July 27
40 y2 July 29
15%
4%
Standard Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible
preferred
$1.20
convertible
preferred
.*
72%
15%
16
FRICE8
Thursday
Sept. 3
76%
513/e
Jersey
Ohio
713/4
76%
25
of
Oil
153/4
72%
77%
72%
*76
77%
10c
Indiana
preferred
73
6.25
California
Standard
3%%
Sept. 2
*76%
Standard Oil
-
7
39% July 27
2
Jan
July 29
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. I
No par
Co
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 31
com___No par
Standard Coil Products
Standard
24
3
*
Inc
AND
Monday
Pat
"
preferred
23
5
86% Sep
10% Jan
10
$3.50
62 y8 Jan
47 % Feb
Sep
24
24
42% Feb
11% Nov
Standard Brands
23% May 11
3% May 29
49% Jun
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
61% Jan
85% May 2
17% Nov 28
Aug 29
NEW YORK
Highest
1808
5,700
2
86
Dec
1
24% Dec
25
83
80%
81%
80 %
81%
34'A
34%
333/4
34%
33%
34
33
333/4
32%
33%
35,100
26
87% Aug
Texaco
25
82%
83 V*
81%
82%
81%
81%
80
Va
81%
81
81%
31,800
11
35 % Apr
27
8
10
26% Jan
80%
27% Jun
Aug
24% Nov
Jan
82 %
74% Feb
2
15
Tennessee Corp
2.50
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
80
25
July 21
38% Jan 12
Apr
39 %
1
18% July 27
61% Jan 27
26
39% Aug 22
Sep
3
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
14
July 15
Texas Gulf
25% Mar 16
Texas
98% Jan
133
28
17% Dec
ey4 Jan
Nov
11
112
Feb
9
124 % Mar 18
Dec-8
63
Feb
18
74% July 23
29% July 30
14% Mar 10
44% Jan
67
9% Apr
15% Jan
21% Dec
16
19% Jan
8
24
16
23
Jan
2
38% Nov 21
26% May 18
30
22
Feb
13
Dec
29% Dec
Apr
2
25
73
81% Oct
8
31%
31'/a
31%
323A
33%
32%
33%
14,200
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
41,500
136%
1413/4
Va
1373/4
133 %
Pacific
&
Inc
Dec
26
26%
15,600
1
20 3/4
21
20%
21
193/4
20%
19%
193/a
19%
19%
Ry
4,400
121
144%
137
119
119%
120
72%
713/4,
72%
,_.71
26%.
26%
26
26%
25%
26
No par
28%
28 Va
28
28
28
28
.5
343/4
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
41%
42%
40 3/B
413/8
38 Vs
40 3/B
38 Va
39%
31
31
31
31%
58%
55
57
53
100
*119
No par
50c
common
120
*119
119%
72%
Co
31% July 30
$1.25 conv nreferred
May
70'A May.
6
82% Aug 28
88
Jan
29% Apr
14
24
16
Mar
2.
71%
Aug 10
17 % Apr
15
70
26\ Trane Co
1 \ Transamerica Corp
Jan
34% Sep
10
7
Jan
17% Oct
30
16% Jan
8
11
38% Feb
9
52 % Oct
58
Apr
25% Nov
7
52
Jun
22
17
21
Jan
12
Oct
13
52
Jan
42% July 15
24% Jun 18
42% Aug
3
56% Jan 14
29
119
420
120
70
71 VB
69 Va
703/8
6,800
25%
26
25
25%
38,000
*273/8
28
3/a
27%
27%
34%
34%
35
39%
413/8
31'A
313A
313/4
500
53
53 %
543A
12,100
84
*82%
3/b
Feb
54% Mar
16
34% Jan
Jan
55% Dec
1
54% Jan
75% Mar
42 % Nov
21
33% Sep
43% Apr
3
5'
15% Jun
39% Dec
5
36% Jan
48
3% Jan
15% Oct
28
11% Sep
17% Apr
20
13% Jan
26% Oct
22
19% Jun
25% Apr
1
10
16
9
13% Mar
Jun
Mar 13
9% Jun
41
12
Jan
28
9
*90%
91 Va
*76
80
4
Preferred
$4.50 series______No par
Preferred
$3.70
77% Feb
87
series
Mar
74
4%
Co
Tank
Car
Union
Twist
Drill
July 15
United
fyfar 26
United
2
66
3
136
4
109% Mar 26
27% Dec
5
24% Feb
9
32% Mar 26
Apr
30% Jan
95
4%
3
22
Air
Biscuit
United
10
United
69
21
88%'Apr
17
United
71
July 21
Board
of
Carbon
United-Carr
When
41
41'A
Co
22
United
Gas
Corp
50
48% Jan
59% Aug 27
United
Gas
liy8 May 16
5% Jan
2
16% Dec 31
12
13% Jun
19% July 29 *
Greenfield Corp.
United Industrial Corp.-
10% Jan
2
18% Nov 21
16% Jan
7
21% July 24
United Merch
if Jan
3
2% Oct 21
1% Aug
10
2% Mar 10
Jan
2
45% Jan
2
53% Aug
39
34 % Mar
58
Jan
21
95% Jan
8
120
Apr
27
25
165
Mar 30
8% Apr
22
2
12% Jan
29
Jan
7
33% Sep
1
2
41% Sep
11% Oct
2
8% Jan
29
10% Jan
7
14% Apr
3
47% Feb
12
41% Feb
4
44% May 28,
23% Jan
36% Mar
32% Nov
30
footnotes
6
29% Sep
3
35 % Apr
20
9% Jun
17
8% Jan
2
10
26
see
page
28.
Jan
U
S
89
29
293/8
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29'A
29%
13,600
2 5 5/8
25%
253/4
253A
253/4
2,800
25%
*74%
63
.
33%
92
90
90
33
32
33
33N
33'A
73%
73%
72%
73
75
66
65%
65 %
*64%
653A
*64%
66
33
*32 Vb
33
*32'A
900
33
73%
*65
*32%
8%
73%
66
33
*32
8%
83/s
*89
8 3/B
92
92
32%
100
33
4,100
73%
*89
*72
1,100
8%
8%
200
■
9,300
8%
8%
*32%
33%
32%
8%
32%
33
323A
32 3/4
32 Va
32%
20%
21 Va
20%
21
20 %
20 3/4
20 3/8
20%
20%
20%
4,100
27%
27
27%
26%
27 Va
26%
26 VB
26%
82,500
27
27%
No par
36%
35%
36%
36
36%
36%
X34%
35%
36
35%
19,600
10
59
*58%
59%
*58%
59%
58 Va
58 Va
58 Va
59
58%
Improvement Co—13%
19%
19%
19%
193/4
193A
20
20
20
20
19%
2,900
16 %
15%
16
15%
15%
8,800
19%
23,100
Park
Co
&
'.—i._10
Mfrs Inc
City
Mines Co
Mach
common
16%
1
16%
16%
16%
Xl9%
20%
20
1%
1%
1%
57%
■57%
25
33
Borax & Chemical Corp com__l
34%
36
Hoffman Mach
Industries
Inc
4%%
34%
^
-
1%
20 3/8
19%
20
1
193A
1%
1 Va
1%
1 %
4,000
56%
57%
56 Va
57'/«
3.900
33
32%
32%
150
10,700
57%
57
57%
32%
32%
353/4
33%
33%
32%
33%
32 3/4
33%
843A
*83%
32 Va
84 3A
83 Va
84
32 34
32%
32 Va
49*8
4934
49'A
51
5,600
102
6,900
*83%
85%
85
85
33%
33%
32%
33%
*84
32%
32 5/s
•32
49
49%
48 %
49%
106
xl02
104%
101%
102%
101 VB
102%
105%
155%.
*152%
154%
153
153%
154 Va
154%
*153%
155%
9%
9%
common—82 %c
9%
9%
common
—.50
*33%
1
10%
50
*41%
10
33%
10%
44
30%
1
•'
10
49%
30%
*8%
9%
9%
33%
10%
*41%
30
*8%
10
33%
103/4
93A
9%
34%
34%
10%
10%
34
10%
34
10%
44
100
,
*33
10 %
*41 Va
155
93A
34
10%
*41 %
44
*41 Va
30
29%
30%
29%
30'A
30
29%
*8 3/4
9%
*8 3A
9%
"83/4
9%
60
4,400
300
12,900
44
44
9%
70
3,000
'
4
49%
300
33
.1
No par
600
13/8
100
preferred series A
U S Lines Co common
preferred
56%
*32
100
preferred
&
_
15%
20%
1%
1
'*32%
preferred
*323/4
20
I—.—2
25
4%%
26
91
32%
25%
26
93
25%
5
5% class A preference..
2
17
89
29%
1
Foreign Securities
U S Freight Co
>.
U S Gypsum Co common
7% pi eferred
S
200
120
89%
28%
...5
(Del)
United
U
*100 J/4
89%
»
34% Jan
147% Jun
102
90%
2.50
27% Jan
17
102
90
No par
(Del)
;—
Fruit
11
102%
92
33
United
Dec
40%
102%
120
92
*92
9
57% Dec
421%
*102
92
10
45 % Mar
102
40%
120
No par
Fastener
43'/a
38
92
No par
Corp
26% Sep
4
33% Jun 19
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
42 %
38%
*102
1
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
2
37%
5
34% Jan
14
400
12,100
100
Engineering & Foundry
23
213/4
100
Electric Coal Cos
S
*21%
45,100
Corp
4%%
33%
423/4
United
6%
18,100
3A
32
41 VB
United
Shoe
21,800
8%
40 3/4
United
United
32%
8%
38%
9
U
34
8%
27,200
9% May 19
26
8%
39 Va
37% Mar 16
Jan
8 3/8
38%
23% July
35
x8%
40
2
July 24
8%
8%
383/4
2
30% Apr 28
42% May 6
8%
40 Va
12
81
3%
38'A
Jan
6
32
21 Va
8% Jan
2
32%
21%
16
Jan
24,900
32
21%
29% Jan
37% Oct
483/4
32%
34 Va
13
90
48 %
X32 %
33%
18
2
48%
33%
21 %
21
U S
48 Va
33
34%
8% Nov
4
48%
33%
22
16% Oct
51% Apr 3 4
85% Aug 18
483/4
33 %
22
34% Nov
6
83
49%
34%
6% Jan
United
*82
48%
22%
11% Jan
20% July 20
83
49%
34%
22% Jan
42% Jan
*82
130
280
73%
34%
pfd
conv
America
issued
83
733A
49%
10
Carton
&
*82
•
*21%
Inc
$4.50 preferred
Mar 24
38'A Apr
73
733A
72 %
.8
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
United Artists Corp
13
80
*
No par
4%
26% Jan
91 Va
*76
73
33%
Co
1955)
of
*903/s
80
8,800
10
Aircraft Corp common
(ser
73%
83
91%
*76
3,300
43
10
common
Co
Lines
73%
*82
43
25
preferred
non-cum
Union
Sep
80
83
4
Sep
92
*76
73
6
89
34
92
80
*82
25% Feb
102
33%
92
No par
California....
37% Jan
8
34%
92
No par
series
$4
of
32% July 28
8
34
*76
Preferred
3
Aug
Aug
No par
144
Preferred $3.50 series
25
20% Aug 19
45
Corp
Aug 25
6
4
9,600
14,600
90%
35% Mar 16
31
Dec
-
15.300
24% Feb
26% Jan
60
12%
21 J/4
33%
37% Dec
78
11%
20%'
32%
18% May
2iy4 Jan
32% Aug 25
11%
21%
33%
26% Jan
30% Jun
40
*38
40
11%
21
33%
26
22
*38
%
333/4
9'/4 Feb
47% Dec
21
40
33%
Union Electric
Jun
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
21
10,400
8
32% Oct 29
33% Apr 29
21%
142 'A
18
15
20%
42 Va
9% Dec
17% Dec
22
141 Va
Pacific RR
2
ll3/4
21%
43 Va
Union
16% Jan
11%
*38
141 %
19
13
12%
139%
38% Feb
31
10
397/s
443/4
3
12
Dec
*9%.
500
141%
Sep
Jan
100
10
43%
32
46% Mar 10
*93/4
93/4
'
140%
16
7
9%
16,100
1421%
36% Dec
29
9%
93/4
34%
141%
2
Dec
5,700
61
34
x43 %
24 y4 Jan
48
38%
~
34%
11%
44%
Oil
2
3,700
56
*56
61
33%
39%
9%
263/4
373/4
39
34%
12%
142%
Union
Jan
*56
61
33%
40
9%
6%
53% July 10
May-2!
37%
39%
*57
400
53
26%
44%
A
Paper
29
45
34%
11%
*39
Corp
No par
Co common..
10
Apr
36
59
33%
38%
39%
59
35
*52%
*52
56
Carbide
July
8
39%
61
39%
*52
55
Bag-Camp
May 22
12
34%
52%
26%
*52
55%
Union
44
July
39%
*59
27
"52
Union
81
90
1
52%
26%
52%
26 %
52%
27%
51
Apr2
150% July 27
71
22% Jun
263/8
53
56
2,900
24
15
52%
26
27%
12,200
25
32% Sep
79% Oct
52 3A
53
*53%~
13%
Mar 24
37
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
20,800
11%
Apr
10
14.000
39%
24:i/4
8l
26
193/4
•39%
11%
54% Jun
27
193A
40 Va
13%
94
Jan
203/8
24'A
4
Oct
193A
39 %
11%
(The)
Corp
13
19
203/8
40%
13%
Udyllle
10
91
193/4
40
__1
40% Jan
2
20%
40%
__1
70% Sep
80% Nov
15% Jan
19%
40%
24 Va
98% Mar
40% Sep
500
20%
40%
11%
76
&
24,900
24'A
4
69% Aug
4,700
33 3/a
35
40%
50
Coach Co
TXL Oil Corp \
603/4
33%
35
61
20 Va
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City itap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred.
50
Twin
59
34
35
13%
5
108
1
36
11%
19
143
60
35
34%
13%
Aug,
2
33%
*34%
38
33%
62
*61
62
34%
247/8
Jun
31
61 Va
33%
*36
11%
74
Jan
37
13%
90
Jan
61%
33%
37
24%
30% Jun
91
4,800
11%
44%
29
52% Jan
3,900
16%
13%
23
111
225/8
163/a
25%
31
6
22%
16%
11%
32% Dec
30% Jan
23%
16%
13%
1031% Jun
6
22%
16 3/8
24%
2
33% Nov
233/8
16%
11%
5
Apr
223/4
16%
13%
15
7
23%
16%
32%
1
1957
23%
16%
61%
50
common
7,400
23%
25%
Sep
Apr
Co
57
16%
..50
series of
56
11%
14% Aug
8iy2 Feb
84
pfd
57
25%
30% Mar 13
120% Feb
Electric
conv
2,100
55%
*13%
14% Jun
2
20
5%
9,700
23%
'57%
1
2
20% Jan
29
31
Tung-Sol
s
23%
23%
Corp
—.....No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co__.
5
10% Jan
11
11% Dec
Nov
$2.70 preferred—
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Preferred series A (conv).
23 %
233/8
23%
1
common.
24%
Union
4
23 % Dec
2
126% Dec
Trans
84
23%
23%
56%
58%
2
____2
—
*82 %
23%
.
Underwood
12% Feb
2
5% Jan
27% Jan
56%
84
24 %
24
f
4
19
12% Jan
44
577/a
& Williams Steel__._No par
World Airlines Inc
_5
Thj-Continenlal Corp
3
10
10 y8 Jan
17
56 %
No par'
.\Transue
11
32 y2 Jan
83% Apr
23
800
5,300
121,900
23%
24%
23
_—_______
July 31
59
21% Jan
30y2 Mar 25
24
23%
Tishman Really & Construction
1
Toledo Edison Co
__5
2
Bearing
*82%
84
24%
23
26% Aug T7
15% Jan
*82%
84
24
.19% Mar 11
Roller
57
10
Timken
40% Nov
9% Jun
"(*82%
*30
...25
Oil common
$1.20 preferred—.
Tidewater
59% July 10
10 y2 Jan
36 % Dec
59
2
27% Jan
23% Feb
30%
58%
100
_.j
30
5
45% Jan
29
53
Co
24
57
Feb
Jan
Mfg
21% Jun
25"% Jun
16% Jan
Common
4% preferred
23
21
21
Glass
35%July24
3
For
27
3
5
8% Dec
26
16
2
Jan
27
Sep
Feb
39
26 3/4
Apr
37
6y8 Jan
273/4
53
65% Dec
25
26%
22
32% Nov
Jan
Sep
27,600
28
1
23% Jan
65% Jan
138'A
27%
15
21% May 15
21% Jan
1413/4
Thatcher
1
153
132
1
10
Thiokol Chemical Co
1
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Ramo Wooldrldge Inc—
15
32
145
6,600
Trust—
4
16% Dec
27 % Nov
31%
34
19%
6
26% Dec
8
31%
33%
193/4
36% Mar
12 % Jan
92
31%
34%
31%
33%
20
72
16% Jan
45
31%
34%
19%
Texas Utilities Co
Textron
May 20
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
46% Nov 14
Jan
43
31%
34 VB
Apr 24
38% Sep
2
90
Jan
21 Vs Nov
42
Pacific Land
Texas
x
31
31%
'
25
41% Feb
20
5
Sub shaYe ctfs ex-distribution
.....
3,900
33%
Co____
Texas Instruments Inc
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
-
39% Jan 23
V
81
No par
Producing
Gulf Sulphur
Texas
159% July 15
3
Inc
X80
2,300
27
The Commercial and Financial
I
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
(992)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
18
43% nOT 21
88
6
26% Mar
73
Sep
82
Jac
46% Jan
3
53% July 29
51% Jan
13
17
33% Jan
19
19% Jan
2
97% Dec 30
158% Jun 12
32% Jun 16
Sep
25
38% May 16
3
38 % Feb
July 21
50
July 17
88% May 7
140% Sep
3
28
21
9
2
15% Deo 24
7% Oct 24
14% Feb
Jan
2
8
60% Deo
10
85 Y4 Jan
8
July 21
13
8
9% Oct 30
17
Not 13
2
Sep
2
17% Jan
6
8 Ye Jan
2
81
39% Dec 29
57
Dec 10
34% Mar 24
48% Aug 31
32% Feb
1
14
Jan
3
157
July
1
Aug
7
20% Apr
25% Sep
29
3
Jun
8
28% Not 28
Not 26
38% May 12
72
96
4
Sep
12
27 Ya Jan
2
Feb
Jun
Oil
Pictures
4%%
Power
2
113/4 Aug 27
93/4 Jan
2
243/4 Aug 27
32
Dec 10
22 Ye Jan
2
13 Ye July 28
28% July 27
Van
2
31 Ya Jan
5
36 Ye Apr
Van
2
Apr
45% Jan
14% Sep
7
17
9
Dec
11
97
84
ll7/aJan
5
9
154 Ya Aug
27
Jan
19 Ya Jan
2
353/4 May 25
14
82% Jan
2
1?
33 Ye Jun
9
3
28 Ye Feb
85
May
8
78
Oct
2
* Oct
407/e Dec
Jan
2
22
75V* Nov
17
101
26 '/e Jan
8
13
Aug
29
82
Dec
24
99 Ya Jun
May 20
113
101
5
Jan
$5
86%'Mar 23
Elec
May 18
91 Ya Mar 17
$4.20
24
87 Ya Mar 16
$4.12
36 Ya Jan
20
7
42 Ya Nov
Jan
2
13 Ye Dec
9
2
17 Ye Oct
29
14 Ye Jan
20
—18% Oct
30
12.
Jan
53 Ya July
47
35%
34%
8
8 Ye
50
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6,700
21
21%
21
21 Ya
22,200
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76
46
443A
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1,800
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11
10 Ye
11
5,500
26
26
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25Ya
26%
35
35
6
147
283/8
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91 Ya
Co
92 Ya
4,600
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148 Y2
53
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80 Ya
27 7/e
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28
91
91
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387/8
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16,300
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102 Ya
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83
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86
86
85
86
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87
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153/4
16
87 Ya Jan
2
96 Ya Feb
20
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preferred
100
13
96% Jan
2
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11
6 y4%
preferred
100
100
48 Ya
48%
12 Ye
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12 3/4
153/4
15%
15 Ye
17 Ye
17%
94 Ya
93 Ya
17%
100
98%
100
17%
86
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48
12 Ye
500
87
48
12 3/4
7,600
300
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15 Ye
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16
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95
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100
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100
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100
280
82
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15%
17%
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30
49
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2,000
102
102
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94%
17%
13
Dec
—
38 Ye
82
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103
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convertible
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149
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28
900
6
54 Ya
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28
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6
151%
54
152
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6 Ye
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3,400
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2 6 Ye
100
100
33%
11 Ye
35 Ya
100
18,100
343,4
26 3/8
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10
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51
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90
89
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36
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9%
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473/8
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16%
16%
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5%
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89
9
34%
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24
24%
34%
35 %
16%
23Ye
35%
36
35%
34 Y2
80 Ya
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24%
24 %
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34
55 Ya
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21 Ye Mar
1413/4
113/8
97
17% Aug 17
143
11 Ye
3
Jan
105Y4
140%
35%
55 Ya
Virginian Ry Go common
6%
preferred
9
103%
143
1,600
343/4
*78 Ya
13% Mar 17
9
107 Ye
142%
5
203/8 Mar
2
16
15% Aug 10
105
103%
33
5
preferred
93/4 Jan
*50%
24%
35%
36 %
17%
10%
92%
8%
18%
473/4
preferred
Jun
N
3,300
6,300
35
preferred
82
May 13
July 17
1423/4
preferred
&
84 Ya
99% Apr
95
Jan
Virginia
4
79,800
100
partic
8
17
84
108
div
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473/4
2.50
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80 Ya
30
74
39 Ye Mar
9
Va-Carolinu
Mar 20
600
52
503/4
5
common
1,200
3(J%
10
Works
870
36%
1
preferred
1
83% Dec
11
107
Chemical
3%%
90 Ya July
85 Yo Dec
24 Ye Apr
July
15,600
50 3/4
34%
22%
27
C "
70
60 Ya
147
146 Ya
148
30 3/4
35%
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104
593/4
61%
593/4
147
36%
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102%
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61%
148
86
31%
51 %
74%
46%
35
1
103%
60 3/4
148
22
263/4
Chemical Co
Victor
813/4 Mar 18
36 Ya Dec
•100%
1,160
*82
*82 —~ 86
92
36%
74%
45%
Co
42%
43
6,500
11,300
51
21%
*25%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co
62% July 27
2
3
425/e
427/e
31%
74%
46%
preferred.
Co
98
42 Ye
42%
9%
75%
46%
47 %
54%
55Ye
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157
50%
52%
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9
2
233/4 Jan
77 Ya Feb
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98
36%
12.80
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98
37
74%
46%
1
com
Corp of America
Norman
$2.28
17
30
53/4 Jun
29
&
97%
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9%
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56
157
21%
1
Co,.
Inc
100
Vanadium-Alloys
5% Jan
Co
Co
Vanadium
26
13 Ya Jan
21 Ya Jan
Products
preferred
47 Ya July 15
Jan
55%
*155
52%
100
6.25
98
31%
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*16
18%
45%
26%
37
24%
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16%
9%
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75%
48%
9%
25 Ya
31
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Universal
Universal
Utah
*75
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Corp
16
Upjohn
*16
com.No par
Tobacco
Match
42
8
32 Ya Aug 11
14
14
preferred
3
17
Jan
July 29
36 Ye Feb 18
9
43% July
40% Oct
8%
Universal
50
9
31
Dec 24
37
2
Universal Leaf
29 Ye Feb
25% Apr
9Ye
26 %
973/4
37%
32
51
51
105% 107%
142% 144%
173/8
10Ye
92%
83/e
ie
*90%
8%
30e
100
Corp common
preferred
84
40
24% Jan
preferred
convertible
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.,
10
17
Apr
56% Aug
2nd
Whelan
$3.50
May 20
60% Aug 28
Mar 30
46
151
45
Not
157
B
United
75% Aug 14
2 9 % May
57
14
6
78
Stockyards
Class
24
21
6
Not
6
22
142
Feb
12% Jan
10 Ye Not
4% Jan
74% Jan
36%
Corp
1
noncu 2nd pfd_5
preferred___No par
United Wallpaper Inc common..
1
25
10Ye Feb
& Pharmaceutical___l
25%
31 %.
36
36Ye
*35
convertible
$6
5
Mar
No par
preferred___25
263/4
37
28
31%
51%
51 ¥2
105% 3 08 Ye
144
144%
24%
24%
31%
__50
16%
100
common
151%
38
United Stores $4.20
15Ye Mar 16
100
Co
108%
623/4
*150%
_5G
common
noncumulative
Vitamin
S
62%
100
com
preferred
Cnlted
30
17% Jan
26
8
5% Jan
U
Corp
Tobacco
S
7%
50% Mar 12
26
7
U
Min
&
preferred
7%
Jan
37% Feb
*100
1
Ref
-
Shares
26%
26%
27
98
98
42%
433/4
'82
~90
lOOYe 100Ye
60%
62%
149
150%
90
5
common
1st preferred
Corp
S Steel
U
26% Jan
153
July
68% Jan
7%
108Ye Aug 31
Jan
5'/8
Smelting
8
4
3
34% Jun
10
Shoe
U
34% July 21
23 7/e Sep
Co
non-cum
U S
24
54% Feb
preferred series B
Rubber
8
8%
Mar 11
43
30
14
33/4%
U
7
154% Aug 10
143 J/4 Jun
41% Oot
35
69% July
& Foundry
S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A_
19
136% May 18
6
2
143 Y» Oct
9
10
2
43%
U
45% Feb
25% Jan
43
58% May 18
99—Jun
100% Jan
21% Jac
99%
Playing Card Co
1
48% Not
99
S
106% July
18
154
Jan 22
36% nOT 11
Dec
108
7
Apr 14
10
„_1
100
100
O
2
.tan
76
80 Y* Mar 14
15
3
31% Apr
140
nOT
95
27%
8
41% JaD
28% Nov 20
2
27
Pipe
22
2
Jan
5
S
4
Sept
Sept. 3
Sept. 2
Sept. 1
Aug. 31
the Week
Friday
Tuesday
,
Co
U
Jan
18% J&n
66
Monday
Par
21
Jan
29
18
24 J/e Jun
STOCK
york
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1938
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
STOCKS
Previous
Kaore
2,240
w
60% May 20
24
67
Apr
15
763A Mar 11
Wabaeh RR
2
77y2 July 28
21
50
Oct
20
46 Ye Feb
14 Ya Jan
2
Feb
8
15 Vt Nov
27 Ye Jan
2
51
Dec
14
1
10
55 y2 May 11
Walgreen
15
36
Nov
7
333/4 Mar 30
4IY2 July 29
Walker
44 Y4 Aug 20
52y2 July 20
Wallace
*16 Ya
Feb
4
12 Ya Feb
18y2 May 19
Walworth
14Ye Dec
18Y4 Aug 24
6
22
123/4 May 19
84
Jan
13
Apr
25
87 Ya Jan
8
Apr
8
11 Ye Dec
4
30
26% Dec
16
11 Ye Aug 29
I6Ye Jan
Dec
31
Waldorf
Feb~20
6%
Ward
8
50
4
22% Sep
48
Apr
12 y8 July 22
21
243/4 Jan
Jun
94
16
9 Ya May
48
28% Apr
12
Aug 21
2
Sep
4
54YaMay
2
44 Ya
Dec 31
41 Ya Jun
9
48Y2 Jan
2
40
Not
5
36 Ya Feb
9
19% Mar
7
267/e Not
6
25 % Jan
12
,1 % Jan
3
4% Deo
1
3 Ye Jan
21
9
8Ye Jun
10
35% Oct
15
49% July 28
50a/4 Dec
22
65
15 Y2 Jan
13
24% Oct
13
163/4 May 12
353A Dec
22
33
Jun
May 20
11
91
July 2
Aug 26
2
253/4 Jan
86
Sep
105
6
19 Y4 May 13
13
West Indies
8
West Kentucky
383/4 Apr
19
102
13
May
91
Apr
17
50Ye Jan
5
0
May
8
Jun
2
101
26
Jan
7
38
Apr
38
July 22
83 Ya May 22
Feb
17
23 Ye Jan
8
10
97 Ya Jun
17
31
Nov 13
79% Dec
74 Ya
42% Jan
2
71Ya Nov
82 Y2 Jan
2
94YaApr
20
693/4 Jan
2
81Ye July
24
8
2
343/4 Dec
10
293/4 Jan
2
33 Ye Dec
29
30 Ye Aug 24
38Y2Marl8
55 Ya Jun
24
74 Ya Dec
31
70 Ya Feb
9
98% July
92 Ya Apr
125
Jan
21
84
9
88Y4Jan
Aug
8
110
Dec
11
7
Feb
8
109 Y4
July 16
52 Ya May
7
43Y8 July 23
112
8
29
Feb
11
7
54% Dec 31
83% Jan
6
96
Nov
10
92% Jan
2
16% Feb
21
31% Dec
30
29 Ye Jan
28
56
Jan
21
68
22
673/4 Mar 30
26
Jan
7
49
Ye Oct 21
38 % Aug 25
May 26
53y2 Mar 20
39 y2
Aug 20
60
33% Apr
Dec
Sep
8
97
Jun
15
8 Ye Oct
9
7
Jan
Jan
173% Jan
23
39 y2 Jun
32 Ye Jan
78
2
47/e Jan
2
23% Nov
5
25 Ya
July
323/4 Jun
6
38
Nov
'30
Jan
"l3~
48 Ye nov
30
33% Dec
15Ye Jan
71
12 Ya
Jan
317/e Jan
2
7
353,4 jun
jg
22
120 y2
July 27
29
23 Y» Jun
22
40% Jan
129
23
Mar 25
27Y2 Jan
Wilson-Jones
No par
Co
Wisconsin
6%
Elec
Public
Iron
Service
2
32 % Oct
14
30Y4 Jan
14
36Y8 Mar
6
Woodward
2
533/4 Dec
31
53 Ya Jan
2
60% July
9
Woolworth
27
74
Dec
31
70 Ya Jan
8
Worthlngton
80% Jan
2
97
Jun
5
87
78% Jan
2
903/4 Nov
43/4 Jan
2
Corp
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Aug
4
84Y2 July 15
943/4 Feb
2
13
83 y2 Jan
8
92Y8 Aug 14
11 Ya Oct
22
9Y« Jan
13
12Ye July 24
33% Nov
10
39Ya July
17
29% Feb
31 Ye Feb
2
36 V* Aug 28
119% Oct 13
114Y4 Jan
7
Sep
1
9
22% Dec 30
20% Jan
28
253/4 Jun
24
92% May 21
136% Jun
4
25% Feb
68% Jan
16
*
25
Apr
9 •;
49% Jun
148
8
24
Prior
Co
(F W) Co
Corp
preferred
Yale & Towne
common
4Y2%
Mfg
*9Ye
45%
9Ya
46
1C
!
Wisconsin
25Y4
series
38
383^
100
Power Co com
preferred
9
24%
10c
1
Windsor Industries Inc
Wlnn-Dixle Stores Inc.
45 % Feb
23% Apr 18
<
*98% IOOY2
89
90Y»
*89
91,
74
74Y2
39 y2 397/a
313e
31Ye
91 Ya
933/4
*85Y2
86y2
*108% 110
64Y4 •• 65Ye
98
98
34% 34%
*71%. 75
41Y4
43%
57% 58y2
*100y2 101
11% 11%
*273/e 28
47
47
28
28
41
41V2
44Ye 45Ya
*82
83y2
*120
122Ya
10
10
26
30Y8
10
10
100
58Ye
75Y8
*87
86
No par
5
.
10Ye
26Ye
31
58Y2
76
89
86y2
lOYs
*98% IOOY2
88
893/e
89
89
73Yt 73%
38Ye 40
30Y2
3lYe
90Y4 93Y»
85Y4
85Y4
«1083/4 110
63% 65%
*96Y4 973/4
34 % 34%
*71Y2
75
42%
44
55Y2 573/4
iooy2 101
HYe
273/8
46
27%
40%i 41
44Y2 453/4
*82
83Y2
25% 25Y4
*9Ye
93/8
45 y2 463/8
27%
38
*120
122%
26Ya
26Ys
30Ye
31
58Y2 59Y4
76
76
*87
89
86
863A
lOYe 11
107 Ya
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
No pax
No pax
,
.#
102 Ya
21,700
10,300
223/4
23
23
1,100
59 y2
613/4
61%
62
11,300
48
47
47%
2,600
453/e
45 Ye
45%
3,200
463/4
x45 %
45%
29 Ya
2 8 Ye
6 Ye
6%
321/4
33 Ye
32 Ya
33
46 %
46%
45
46
.
510
100
*36 Ya
37
*18 Ya
18 Ye
1,200
36 Ya
36 Ye
36 Ya
16,300
96 y2
Y*
96%
190
96 Ya
*96
86 Ya
*85
86 Ya
*83 %
86
*83 Ya
85
50
49 Ye
50
5.800
49 Yb
49
*96'%
97 Ya
*96 Ya
97 Ya
30
33 %
33 Ye
32 Ya
33 Ya
11,100
32 %
32%
33
33 Ya
1,900
100 Ya
*98
100 Ya
*98
87 Ya
86 %
90
*86
86 Ya
3,000
87 Ya
100
90
*86
72
39
72 Ya
70%
72 Ya
3,200
37 Ya
38 Ye
373/e
38%
23,500
30 %
30 Ye
30%
31 Yb
21,200
£9Y4
90%
89 Ye
90%
32,600
84
84
84
84
*1083/4
63 y2
110
64 Ye
97%
97 Ya
33
33 Ye
*71%
75
42 Ya
42 Y4
.
55 %
56
100
100
11
27 Ye
45
26%
45%
11
27%
40Ya
*108%
64%
63
400
110
97
120
97
33 Ye
12,606
33 Ye
*71 Ya
42 Y4
x54 Ye
5,800
75
2,200
5,000
43%
55
290
100 Ya
*100
10%
11
10,200
300
*27
28
45
45
45
500
2 6 Ye
27'
27
1,600
40 %
40%
40
40%
1,900
42Y4
44%
43
43%
17,800
82
82
100
*81 Ya
83 Ya
*25%
26 Ya
25Ya
25 Ya
*9 Ye
9 Ye
9%
9%
45
453/e
453/e
45 Ye
4,600
37 Ye
38 Ye
37 Ya
38
7,100
83Y2
26%
9Ys
45Ye
37Y8
87Y4
86y2
lOYe
383/8
122%
26Y8
31
60Y4
75
87%
87%
10Y4
34Ya
343/4
33%
34%
42
40
41
*41 Ya
2,600
18 Ye
*85
11Y4
283/a
47
27Ye
74Yi
800
15,700
40
*9Ys
45 Y2
•
6%
36
337/8
32Ya
26%
*30Y2
59
800
29
18 3/4
*36
*25y2
35
42 V4
140%-*148 22%
22%
41 Ya
11%
48
*82
34Y8
*41 %
34Ya
42
142
147
22 Y4
223/4
34%
10
I
Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
11 Ye
47%
63/e
97Y2
*120
190
91
11 Ye
48 Ye
29
96Y2
86Y2
86
44Y4
*89%
6,000
46%
40
19
4OY2
89%
500
25,200
45 Ye
30% 30Y8
90Ye 91Y8
*84
85Y4
*108Y4 110
633,4 64%
*96Y2 97%
34
34%
*71y2 75
42% 42 Ya
56Y4 56Y4
100
lOOY*
273/8
46
27Y2
17 Ye
5,900
44 Ya
47%
48Y4
llYe
*27Ys
*46
26%
15%'
16%
1,200
383/4
Ye
23
*98
100%
87Y2 88%
*88
90
73Y4 733^
11%
14 Ye
17
47
38 Ye
47
*44
4 7 Ye
.
36%
383/e
15%
1
11 Ye
63Ya
33%
32Ye
33Ye
323/4
No par
10
36 Ye Jan
21% Jan
33Y4
32Y2
10% July 28
46% Sep
1
2
17
Mar 2.5
33Y4
33%
Jan
6s/e Jan
25% Dec
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33Ye
45
89 Y4
48
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50
97
86Y2
86
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36
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48
97
4
20
36
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100
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19
50
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$4.25
36Ya
20Ye
46Ye
35Ya
47 Ya
14 Ye
29%
63/4,
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47
46Ye
35Ys
20
33Ye
48
17 Ye
44 Ye
45Ya
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17%
91
12
71 Ye
38 3/4
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33
1,100
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463/4
30
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1,700
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70
73
173/4
39
45
70
72
70
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70
73
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30
7Ye
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27
1
45Ya
47
48
48Y2
46Ya
5
100
Wilson & Co Inc common
.
48Y2
45
36%
96Y4
86y2
86
Mar 31
July 23
283/8 July 21
51% July 23
49
453/8
47
__5
100
100
100
88
39 Ye Jun
37% Dec
preferred
36%
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48Ye
64Y4
70
73.
173/e
48Ye
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17% ~
48 Ye
3
5
100
_.
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17
135
.
4
Co
2
8% Nov
9
20 Ya Jan
Coal
1
6
49% Nov 18
July
19 Ye May
Sugar Corp
5
30
2
8
120% Dec
1
10
14
*46%
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*20
50
293/a July 29
51y2 Mar 11
20 Ye Dec
Jul? 31
Jan
4
20
30
7
33Ye
Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
White Stores Inc
_1
Wilcox Oil Co
5
85 Ya July
2
26% Jan
1
10
45%
«6Ya
-
5
1
2.50
White MotOT Co common
5Y4% preferred
July 8
102Y2Marll
6
100
81% Jan
6
78
7
36
39% July
7
24 Ye Jan
66Ye July 7
983/4 Marl3
*48%
5
4.80% preferred
Western Maryland Ry com__No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR
No par
Western Union Telegraph2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
-10
Westinghouse Electric common_12Ya
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common^
_10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4Y4% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
4
-
No par
_No par
Western Air Lines Inc__
Western Auto Supply Co com
14
95Y4 Aug
5
Pharmaceutical __1
Va Pulp & Paper common
4Y2%
IOOY2 Aug 12
7
May
West
Mar 31
17Ya Jan
83
473/8
23 Y4
613/4
1
West Penn Electric Co__
West Penn Power 4YaYo pfd
4.20% preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C
24
Apr
90
42
86
Jan
49
23 Ya
63Ye
100
Corp
preferred
5
96
3
15
23Y8
1
common
10
23 Ye July
19
9
Jan
63
48Ya
2.3%
63 Ya
1
Inc
Co
4.80%
19
May
100
12
48 Ya Jan
383/4
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9
Dec
243/4 Dec
2
94 Ya Nov
17Y8
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11Y4
39
45
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17Y4
88
11
preferred
Industries
29
Jun
103
4
17Ye
88%
lOYe
38%
45
15Y4
l65/8
88
11
47%
23 Ya
63Y4
2.50
Apr
0
28% Dec 31
28
14 Ye Jan
85
50
4
94
17
31% Feb
4534
15Ye
39%
46%
l5Ye
Welbilt Corp
30
51
83 Ya Dec
39
Co
563/4 Jan
Sep
Jun
34
99% Jun
23
963/j Mar
45
4
Mar
4
12
36Ye Mar
31 % May 25
Jan
44% Jan
W
&
Washington Gas-Light Co
Washington Water Power.
vWaukesha Motor Co
Wayne Knitting Mills
483/4 May
4
31 Ye Feb 24
47
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&
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34 Ye Jan
95% Oct
70Ye
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(Hiram 1
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25
23
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173/8
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7
65Y2 Aug 21
343/4 Jan
Jan
71
v43/8
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483/4
100
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preferred
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95
U% July 17
47
21
4%%
253/4 Jan
127/e Jan
*70
,x73Ya
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2
333/4 Jan
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72 Ya Feb
122
122
1,400
300
«
10
122 Ya
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263/4
26
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1,100
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30 Ye
31
31
3,400
59
60 Ye
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73
74
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prices;
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sales on this
Ex-distribution.
no
z
day.
tin
Zenith Radio Corp__.
receivership
or
petition
has
'
been
filed for the
108%
107%.
company's reorganization,
'
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105
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delivery,
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Number 5879
Volume 190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(993)
29
5BE
Bond
Record
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
headed
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
Period"
indicate
in
each
the
case
month
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
102.14 Nov
Lowest
NEW
\
Highest
YORK
Monday
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
__Oct
11969
4s
Feb
1 1980
37/8s
3'/as
3 '/4s
Sept. 1
Low
4s
mature.
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 2
Low
High
96.22
*96.2
96.10
Thursday
Sept. 3
High
Low
*96.6
96.14
Friday
Sales for
Sept. 4
High
Low
the Week
Bonds (SI
High
96.13
*96.16
96.24
96.30
*96.10
96.18
*96.10
96.18
*96.8
96.16
*96.8
96.16
94.14
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94
*93.28
94.4
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94.6
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94.6
88
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87.18
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87.16
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86.6
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15 1978-1983
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15 1990
Feb
bonds
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Nov 15 1974
____Jun
Low
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♦S6.14
the
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 31
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
102.14 Nov
5
when
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
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YEARLY
—
85.8
*84.18
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85.24
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85.28
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85.28
*92.26
92.30
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Feb
15 1964
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93
*92.22
92.26
*92.24
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Treasury
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97.12 Aug 15
Aug 15
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Aug 15 1966
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90.28
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15 1995
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83.8
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15 1960-1965
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-
-
92.28
*92.30
93.2
96.4
15 1961
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*94.26
94.30
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15 1962-1967
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85.26
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85.20
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85.18
*85.10
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85.18
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91.30
*91.22
91.26
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91.28
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83.26
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83.20
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83.18
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Jun
15 1964-1969
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82.23
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82.22
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62.20
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82.20
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82.22
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*82.2
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82.10
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24
94
29
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20
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15 1964-1969
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15 1959-1962
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92.20
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92.24
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International
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97.16
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14
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1980
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1973
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1977
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1976
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1950
2s
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Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
3%
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Corporate
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
York
not
1960
*98.16
*98.16
99.16
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99.16
15
1961
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97.16
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15
1962
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95
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95
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95
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95
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95
a.
yet been admitted to stock Exchange dealings.
RANGE
or
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
Bonds
Bid &, Asked
City
Range Since
Sold
High
BONDS
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
Low
85 A
86 Va
43
85
Sal* Price
(continued)
series
No.
9
June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
11
series
No.
12_
33As
series
No.
13
3%s
series
No.
14
3%s
series
No.
15
3%s
series
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16
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series
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17
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18
3%s
series
No.
19
97
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June-Dec
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.
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1978
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see
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63
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on
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85%
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1953
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1973—
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2
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86%
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A
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pursuant
reduced
inc
5s
July
4s
4.35s
debentures
Berlin
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69
102
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1st
*
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
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gold
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Co
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Baltimore
18
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reduced to 2.375%)
2001
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reduced to 2%)
2012
May-Noo
Sao Paulo (State of)—
external
Arbor
Arco
*64
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1967
|A8a
1977____
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(interest
78%
87%
1962_April-Oct
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
3s
;__
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4%s
*
;
2.5%) 1999
sinking fund gold 1968
reduced to 2% ) 2012
external loan of 1926
95%
Feb-Aug
1946_^__
71%
Mar-Sep
debentures
Co
1969
debentures
Baltimore
(interest
78
9
96%
May-Nou
-
1973
Tobacco
3Vis
1
A (interest
to 2.25%)
2004
Jane-Dec
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.25 %)
2004
Jane-Dec
lARome (City of) 6Vis 1952
April-Oct
lASao Paulo (City) 8s 1952
May-Nov
8a
debs
conv
debentures
Atlantic
17
11%
18%
"15
April-Oct
A
1921
to
1983___
Gen
85
83
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reduced
J
debentures
—Mar-Sept
__Jan-July
April-Oct
1990
1985
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5
2
13%
2012——-
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1984___
debentures
debentures
Gen
84'A
83%
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debentures
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83%
"15
May-Nov
8tamped pursuant to Plan
•
84%
Atlantic
A
2001
1953
of
—
83%
Jan-July
to
Internal
—Feb-Aug
BVis
A
1973
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A6s
1971
mtge 4Vis ser C 1995
4Vis convertible income Feb 1 2010
2006
(State of)—
loan
debentures
Atlanta
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
6Vis
2%)
Sul
external
87
1st ref mtge s
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«A8s
87'A
General
102 %
100
15
April-Oct
(City
secured
June-Dec
1st cons
2.25%)
2.375%)
•
1973
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83%
1947__April-Ocf
of) 8s 1946
~April-Ocf
pursuant to Plan A (interest
Stamped
debentures
Ann
95%
91%
98
Nyasaland—
(Federation of)
lARio de Janeiro
Rio Grande
83%,
83'/3
April-Ocf
April-Oct
^Interest reducedi to 2.375%) 2001
7Vis 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan
and
"44
1961—April-Oct
lAExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950
A4 Vis assented 1963
(interest
74'A
73
—
(interest
(Republic of) gold 6s 1940
4 Vis assented 1958
Rhodesia
74%
72
Arraco
101%
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IA Poland
A
__
72
6Vis
May-Nov
externa]
f
f
102%
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Associates
93
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
2008
99
98
89
—__April-Oct
Armour
.
reduced
96%
90
*98
April-Oct
4s 1960
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977
1968
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92
93
1987
Anglo-Lautaro
1958
1947___
90
96%
*90
1964__May-Nov
2030
5
12
93
1982_______
8Vis
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7s
102%
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
American
100
96'A
2
Mar-Sept
1973
of)
94%
98%
debentures
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1963
to
(30-year)
extended to
5'As extl
lAPernambuco
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97%,
"99% 101%
99Vi
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extended
loan
1958
32
94
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debentures
4Vis
46
105%
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1970__June-Dec
1952
6s
68
96'A
Jan-June
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debs 1977
debentures
8Vis
46
43
45
1027/« 103%
Feb-Aug
1963
118%
88%
1966——-June-Dec
5s
&
debentures
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!
1973
101
64
2Vis
1965—_AprZZ-Oct
April-Oct
1965—
new
96%
113%
—
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4'As
,.
99%
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91%
1987
debentures
debentures
3s
sinking fund old
108
7
2Vis
Norway (Kingdom of)—
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211
99%
89%
Apr-Oct
1970—May-Nov
April-Oct
Corp 3%s s f debs
3%s debs 1988
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junior
conv
6s
;
92
95%
__
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1970:
95%
85
112%
99%,
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95%
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21
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2008
5Vis
101
--
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
—
1959_
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92%
__
—
110% 112%
109
__
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3%s
1980
3s
2Vis
21%
19%
__
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to 2.125% ) 2008_
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extl
1
39%
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19S2-
1983.
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of
Co
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s
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1958——Mar-Sepf
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16
200
81%
*__
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1975
debs
debentures
fund
debentures
f
s
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__
—April-Oct
6Vis
17
10
198%
100% 100%
*91%
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RR
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conv
4%s sinking
(State)—
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91
94
COMPANIES
—
1
1963_Jan-JuZy
1952.
83
—
3%s
6Vis
96
13%
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June-Dec
99%
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—„„;———;———
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92
—
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lAMilan
93%
12
93
*83 %
112%
5s
American
19%
agree't)
92
88
—
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84
2
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93
Feb Aug
1922
•
102
—
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__
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new
20%
__
—
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1913
1533
100
95
90%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1961
1984_—
Susquehanna
&
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1963_Jan-July
agree't)
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IA Small
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20
18%
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1
JATreasury
1968_Jan-July
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1978_June-Dec
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-Ocf
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Ocf
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978____ApriZ-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964
Feb-Aug
3s s f debentures 1979—__
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4%s
1
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new
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17
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ment)
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26
17
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1954
new
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—.—_.
—
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due
1963_Jan-July
agree't)
(1942
—
—
41
12
92
91
May-Nov
May-Nov
;
1958
6s of '26
Southern
Alabama
101 '/a
99
14
—
assented
new
100'A 100%
100%
206
—
1953
extended to
Alabama
101 %
190
104
1968
(Republic of)
97
215%
214
*203
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-
1937)
1979
external 7s
(City of)
1961
High
191
202
97%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
—May-Nov
Vis extl loan of '30
5Vis
(City)
assented
191
195
external
|A4i%s
96%
of
RAILROAD
extended to 1964
1965_^
1954
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__
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conversion
|A Warsaw
93%
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Japan 5 "As extl s f 1974—,
Japanese (Imperial Govt)-rA 6'A 5 extl loan of
'24 1954
Jan. 1
No.
"179
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readjustment 1978_Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
AYokohama
Range Since
Sold
—
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87/«s-4,/es-41'>fls external conversion
144
142
__
Jamaica
Bonds
High
June-Dec
External readjustment 1979
External
73%
68%
32
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1961
1963
(Republic of)
4s-4%s-4%s
June-Dec
..
extended to
1953
6s
103%
„
Jan-July
.
69%
'27
extended to 1971___
1961
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
I 6s 1st mtge $ series 1953
Uruguay
99%
"99% 104
Helsingfors (City)
Italian (Republic)
JAItaly
40
26%
13
loan of
extl
5%s due
Range
Friday's
—
3%s-4s-4%s
"102
external 6Vis I960
ext s f 3s 1977—
Jon-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Public Utility Institute—
;
114%
104
35%
v
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Tokyo (City of)
1
Sale Price
High
Low
No.
99
June Wec
1964-
part paid
Sold
111% 111%
jjjjje gee
Greek Government—
A7s
High
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
A5%s
bonds 1980
bonds 1972
5s dollar
3s
WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 4
FOR
RANGE
72
,2
5
—
71/2
1
65%
15
102%
75%
*
June-Dec
106
106
107
109
Volume
Number 5879
190
.
.
Commercial
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(995)
and Financial Chronicle
The
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
Last
»
Sale Price
or
Central RR Co.
Power
Jan-July
April-Oct
;
1974
Central
New
Central
3s
First
de
5%s
Pasco
Chadbourne
5.90s
Corp—
debs
44 Vs
451/4
79%
80 %
-April-Oct
debs ww 1971
subord
1965
Jan-July
______Jan-July
Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4%s 1992_—Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3'/2s series D 1996
May-Nou
Refund and impt M 3'/2s series E 1996__Feb-Aup
Refund and impt M 37/aS series H 1973
June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1969
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold1 4s 1989
Jan-July
Paper & Fibre 3 'As
33/4S- 1981—t—
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debs
subord
79%
107
113
91%
—
108%
111
104
105
11614
107
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112
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63
122 7%
96%
79%
103%
81
10
81
79
1
87
85%
■»
3
Feb-Aug
ref
&
mtge-3s 1990
ref
4%s
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Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
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income
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1
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74
15
56%
65%
89
97
80%
80%
5
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77%
82 y4
75
75
2
72%
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63
63
63
6
54
63
52
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52%
78%
79
79
79
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68%
21
78%
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mortgage
series
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1994
A
mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2019
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conv
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3s
.
B
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156
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223
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82
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78
83
101 3%
105
Chicago Terre
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mortgage
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mortgage
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series
G
1963
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3%s series E 1969___Feb-Aug
2%s series G 1974
Feb-Aug
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T
Corp
debentures
4%s
gold
General
1993
Electric
Illuminating 3s
mortgage 3s
1st
mtge
1st
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Fuel
Columbia
3s
first
&
Iron
4%s 1961—April-Oct
47/as 1977
Jan-July
gtd
Corp
1975-
series B
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Jan-July
3%s
—_—Mar-Sepf
3788
-April-Oct
43As debs series G
1981
April-Ocf
5y2s debs series II 1982—
June-Dec
5s debs series I 1982
April-Ocf
4%s debs scries J 1983.,
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4%s debs series K 1983—\
May-Nov
3%s subord conv debs 1964
i
May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3%s 1970—May-Sepf
1977
debentures series
3%s
1979-debentures series E 1980
debentures series F 1981series
100 S3
1,001
99/k
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2
87%
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963/4
16
96%
80
79%
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74
June-Dec
debs 1981
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81
86%
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mortgage
mortgage
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series
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1986
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ref
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ref
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1989
ser
3s
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.__
Off.1988
ref M 4s series
1973
Feb-Aug
—
.
Electrodynamics Corp—
4y2s cbnv subord debs
1984
June-Dec
Consolidated Gas E'l Light & Power (Bait* —
1st ref M 2%s series T 1976
lan-July
1st rer M 27/«s series U
1981
April-Oct
1st ref ml.ge s f 2%s series X 1986
Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 23As 1968
April-Oct
3%s debentures 1976__
May-Nov
3%s debentures 1979_
.
June-Dec
Consolidated
1978
47/sS debentures
1982
5s
debentures 1982
3s
debentures
_
debentures 1983
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—A3s cum
inc debs 2001__
Power first
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
.May-Noc
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Jan-July
April-Ocf
mtge 27/aS 1975
mortgage
Continental
Corn
Oil
Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba
114 'A
93
98
97
198
105
83%
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of
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mortgage
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3%s
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4s
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f
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1st
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debs
1983
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(1942
series!
page
1970
Eastern
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Eastern
5s
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111
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Paso
&
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117
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subord
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93 V*
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104 Va
9
110
General
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105 y4
93%
92%
100 V*
8
72%
80
79%
86%
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__
Worth
—Jan-July
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April-Ocf
:
series A 1974
conv debs 1979.
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&
4Vis conv debs
4%s
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debs
conv
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of
Co
1982
1976
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4s
128%
80
80
83
83%
72
73%
4s
3%s
33%
debentures
debentures
1975
75 Yb
General
Motors
&
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75%
78
A4s
77%
73%
79
General
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82
80%
86
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853/a
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5
83
90»/4
4%s
77
77
2
77
83%
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79
79
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75%
82%
79%
16
81%
87
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81 3/4
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6
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82
82
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82
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first mtge 2%s
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1973
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91%
102%
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5s series
71
101%
109 ya
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4%s
2
89%
96 y2
General
227
102 y4
105%
257
2%s
General mortgage 2%s
mortgage
General
2%s
mortgage
General
Mobile
&•
1976—_—
Jan-July
series N 1990____Jan-July
series O 2000——Jan-July
series P 1982_
Jan-Jurj
series Q 2010_i—Jan-July
series R 1961
Jan-July
78
81
General
78 3 4
76
82
1st
70%
76
86 y2
31
75'/2
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83%
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2056
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976
inc
debentures
92
3s
86
85
86%
1st
79
83%
1st
101% 102%
6
102 y2
108%
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22
93%
102%
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1st
6%
61/4
79
100
6%
79
43
5%
21
15
High
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Coal
84%
120
mtge 2%s
1970
subord debs
100%
105
■
80
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93
92
4VbS
78
991/4
99'A IOO14
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12
86
4s
99 %
6
89
14
14
14%
12
5
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debentures
Community—
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2%s 1970
1968—
1051/4
4%s
s
90%
4%s
s
fund debentures
f debentures
1977
f debentures 1984
f
debentures
31
sinking
s
JIAHudson &
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33.
1
61%
96
55%
59%
88 %
62%
54
61%
53
61
62%
87 %
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137
138
15
93
98
1
126
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318
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105
104
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146
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80
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74
78 %
91
202
78
91
237
of the European
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86
80
101
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91
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84 Va
101
84 Va
15
83
85%
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5s
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91%
102%
53%
25
Jan-July
1970.—.—Jan-July
Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
130%
—
112
88
59
60 %
1976-—Mar-Sept
5%s
114
—
94%
134'A
101%
*79
*
—Jan-July
105%
100%
*91%
first
—Jun-Dec
May-Nov
Jan-July
secured (7th series) 1975
secured
(11th series)
1978
100
91
117
0
1181/2
78%
Water
Corp 4s conv
9
100%
93%
101 Va
112
95
*54
June-Dec
—June-Dec
Mining Corp 4%s
'
79
1969
2%s 1979
mtge 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1981
101 %
105
A
mtge
25
103% 103 %
96'%
debs series
5s
83%
*76
95%
&.
83%
%
57%
56
RR—
Ohio
mtge Inc 5s series A July 2015—.—April
mtge Inc 4s series B Jan 2044
April
ref M 3%s series G 1980
,__May-Nov
General
78%
0
57%
56
Jan-July
C
series D
mortgage 3V8S
General mortgage 3%s
Gulf
AyriZ-Oci
May-Nou
4%s 1981
1983-—
3%s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
Union Company 4'/bs conv 1978
Jan-July
(W
9
125%
1979——Feb-Auy
debs
debs
Co
F)
(B
—June-Dec
—
Rubber Co
&
4%s
24
a>
91%
91
100%
*88%
1969—_—Mar-Sepf
Corp—
subord
conv
1979
3.30 debs 1980__——Mar-Sept
4s conv debs 1971
May-Nov
Corp
debs
conv
79%
103%
88
10
Corp—
debentures
income
conv
debs
3Vi8
Corp
Realty
119%
Feb-Auy
Mar-Sept
Jaw-July
1977
debentures
debentures 1979
75%
20
75%
96
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
1972
3%s
86%
*73,1/4
115%
73
*100
—April-Otfi
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1960
General
112
17
__
Texas—
debentures 1961
debentures 1964
debentures
1969
5s
72
Cr
73
121
105
88
*99%
conv
2%s
72
104%
96%
168
208%
97% 11672
76%
81%
37
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
3s
101
81
477
96 %
105
94%
3
=*105
debs
subord
conv
Amer
3s
112
112%
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1978
Motors
104V4 107%
95 %
21
88
*
May-Nov
General
V
98
76%
97
84
144
92%
April-Ocf
!
1961
debs
3s
90
102'A 1033/4
192%
97%
76%
1971—Mar-Sepf
General
91
95%
95%
189
97%
April-Oct
1973—Jan-July
General
91
97
7
General
91
85%
96
88
89%
103'/a
84
Mar-Sept
Inc 4%s 1980
American
4%s
Gen
80
104%
85%
96
April-Oct
1965
94%
84
91
76
90%
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95%
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100 Va
74
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191
67
97 Va
18
20
105 V4
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99
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115
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103
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112
90
102%
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153
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102
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85%
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142
176%
81%
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89%
83%
73%
85%
82
87 %
80 Va
94%
5
77%
74
74 %
142
1984———
May-Nov
debs 1981—May-Nov
Cigar Co 5%s income debs 1987__June-Dec
Electric Co 3%s debs 1976
May-Nov
Foods Corp 3%s debs 1976
Jan-July
■
74%
78%
91
1977
Coast 5s
East
102%
79
90%
72%
91 %
1970
1976
debs
1.972
debentures
AFlorida
86
72'/8
83%
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91%
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86%
97
30
14
91
2020
1
Rubber
&
3
67%
89
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84
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conv
Firestone
3
—
90
82%
1965—Jan-July
first mortgage 3y4s
division
Ohio
99%
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91
85%
167
61%
debs
Income
861/4
n
83
72%
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A 5s
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80
85
85%
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mortgage
Foremost Dairies
31
87
*86 %
inc 4'/2s ser
mtge
consol
104
751/4
34
57%
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86%
97%
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61
85
93%
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A Jan 2015
April
3V4S ser E 1964
April-Ocf
First consol mortgage 3Vas ser F 1990
Jan-July
First consol mortgage 3%s ser G 2000—Jan-July
General
89%
106
80%
Co—
91
80
52%
*66%
May-Noo
5s stamped 1965"
Energy Supply Schwaben Inc 5'As
82%
97%
60
57%
*82%
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuIy
(N Y)
82%
*
58
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& Eastern Ry 3V<s
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10
106 % 110%
53%
66%
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1973
debs
subord
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Elgin
Steel
Stainless
conv
TOO
106'/a
61%
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
Fuel Associates 3y2s
&
86'A
*66_May-Nov
June-Dec
1977
conv
mortgage
1st mortgage 3%s 1986
1st mortgage
3%s 1988
1st mbge 4%s 1989
99
Ma.v-ZVo»
1984
1981
1982^
4yas
Co
85%
100
63%
59%
*—
Jan-July
April
Feb-Aug
Apr-Oct
May-Nou
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
2%s 1977
2%s 1979
3%s 1983_
Light
mortgage
84'%
*99
53%
"87%
Apr-Oct
1983
;
debentures
debs
Industries Inc
Duquesne
1st
1978
2.35s
subordinated
3s
Dresser
843A
94 i/a
72%
42%
.
May-Nov
B 1976_Mar-Sept
1977—
debentures
debentures
*84 %
104
67
55
82%
1961
ser
debs
4s
Corp
subord
conv
5s
82
92%
70%
70%
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Douglas
Dow
1995
4s
4%s
RR 2%s
fronton
&
gold
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Tunnel
&
Gardner
Diamond
99
95
June-Deo
1980
O
1995
4s
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Detroit
N
first
gold
82
83%
101'A
95
—
see
Mack
&
Second
86%
841/4
93
89%
92
May-Nov
1984
series
83 %
%
82
June-Deo
2%s
ref
83%
83
87%
*55%
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
—Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1971
debs
conv
*83 "A
33%
17
26
"60%
59%
*
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
ref
99%
114% 117
106%
97
"48%
May-Sept
1982
1976
K
ser
&
80
96%
100
70%
June-Dec
1985—
2%s ser J
3%s
&
81
92%
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92%
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1993
2%s series I
refund
mtge
ref
convertible
3%s
76%
97
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ref
Gen
82
75
82
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1970
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series
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90
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interest)
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debs
3s
Co
Northern
3.y«s
90%
80
80
87%
6
Y/estern RR—
contingent
and
&
Hertz
4%s 1987
4%s conv debs 1972
1st mortgage 4%s 1988__
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
Continental Can Co 3%s debs 1976
1st
66
81
80
it
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aup
.
4%s
Consumers
753/4
85'A
14
80
*75
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series M. 1986
ser N
ij187
3%s series
&
&
93
743A
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1978
June-Dec
L
N
sinking fund debentures 1999
——April-Oct
23/4S s f debentures 1999
April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 2001
April-Oct
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser A 1982 Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977_ApriZ~Oct
First and refund mtge 2%s ser C 1972_Jn'ne-Dec
First and refund mtge 3s ser D 1972—_May-No«
First and refund mtge 3s ser E 1979-—JaJt-July
First and refund ml.ge 3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 3'As series G 1981
May-Nov
1st & ref M 3%s series II 1982
—Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3'/2s series I 1983
Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 3%s series J 1984
Jan-July
1st & ref M
3%s series K 1985
June-Dec
1st
74%
70%
29
64
81
3s
1st
84%
59
73
86
Edison Co-
First
1st &
&
101
88
71
*61%
May-Nou
Mar-Seot
4 y2s
1987
Engineering Inc—
Commonwealth
Gen
94%
70
*88
71
;■
1983-
3%s
mortgage
1st
101
May-Nov
May-Nov
1988
3%s
tr
Grande
1%
82%
78
81%
80%
May-Nov
May 1 2042
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coll
&
Rio
Edison
Gen
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.
Combustion
Detroit
.
99 >A
150%
76
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mortgage series A
2%s
—.—June-Dec
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3%s
debs
831/4
74
&
fixed
92%
78%
96%
__Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
1993__,
Line
debentures
89%
105%
114%
6
1001/4 101
101
May
(3% fixed ;
1%
contingent interest)
1993
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83%
87%
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debentures series
3s
98
77
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Jan-July
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——
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Gas
&23/8
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10013
mtge
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98%
79%
1994
4%s
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93%
88
i
.___
1989
3%s
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1st
19
95%
,_Mar-Sept
1985____
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Cleveland
1970
1982—
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3s
80
*90
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.
and impf 4%s series E 1977__Jan-July
Wab 8 Midi Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-JuZy
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990-May-Noo
1st
11
79%
79'/4
98%
92%
93
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1993—,—
4s
Refunding
First
93
92%
Cincinnati
Cleveland
1st
Denver
66
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
series.B
5s
.
f ddbs 1977
s
Cincinnati
General
—Mar-Sepf
——April-Ocf
Jan-July
:
1971
debentures
Jan-July
1960
debs
4s
1970__
Cities Service Co 3s
Cleveland
94 Va
100
7
79%
1973—May-Nov
O
series
M
due 1993
mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
1st mtge & coll tr 4'/2s ser B 1985
Delaware Power & Light 3s
1973
Terminal—
Union
mortgage
I
69
59%
94 Va
mortgage gtd
First
3%s
64
*93%
May-Nov
1987
4'/aS
First
O
65%
*63
Jan-July
Jan-July
1963
First
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Cincinnati
*64%
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Union
Chicago
3
77
Div
1st
77%
60%
85
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&
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72%
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mortgage
102
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73
683/a
633A
refund
aud
25%
26
23
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&
Lackawanna & Western
Morris
82%
77%
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.
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9
78
.May-Nov
1963
25%
10%
10
77
77
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1965
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10
Jan-July
1983
4s extended
Hudson
&
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Low
14
120% 123
102
Aprll-Oct
1977
Mar-Sept
2%s 1975—April-Oct
I
1977
debs
Lackawanna
New York
83%
67'A
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5%s.ser C 1983
Feb-Aug
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78
77
%...
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1
2
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28
subord
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inc.4%s Jan 1
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mortgage
88
71
1
1983
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Jan
inc series A
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mortgage
993/4
22
89
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"10%
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debentures
2%s
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debentures
4%s
82
62
611/4
&
3yas
86
80%
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82
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11
1987
5s
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82
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Jan-July
April
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2038
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7
92%
80%
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1985
B
2054
Jan
& Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Great Western 4s series
Chicago
April
1997
5s
conv
80 Va
92%
mortgage
Deere
87
.
.
series
33/4S
mortgage
A5s
Chicago
inc
11
mortgage
96
81
83%
80%
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1978
96
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96
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1st
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85%
923/4
95%
83
10%
3y4s 1982
3s
1984
mortgage
1st
87
81
92%
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Bonds
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12%
A 1st lien & ref 4s series B 1970
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986
First
94
108%
99
79%
"9%
1970
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Dayton Power & Lt first mtge
First mortgage 3s 1978
83%
93%
*98%
--Iune-Deo
1970.
lien & ref 4s series A
First
High
"13%
A Curtis
126
Thursday's
Jan-July
1970
4s
.
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Alst
„
93
117%
111
*93%
112
Chicago Burlington & Quincv RR— v
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1985__Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970
Feb-Awp
1st &
90 y4
& equip
.
■
deb
1984
A Imp
85'A
Week's Basis
or
Bid & Asked
Low
mortgagees June 30
Alst
49
42%
90
"91%
108
High
Last
Sale Priee
Cuba RR—
'
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Debenture
4%s conv
74
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
23
Interest
BONDS
Low
No.
Friday
SEPTEMBER 4
WEEK ENDED
-
Inc—
Gotham
conv
._>._Jan-July
1979—
subord
conv
High
79%
Pacific
Ka
Sold
44%
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mortgage 3%s series B 1968—_
Feb-Aug
Cerro
York
1987__
3'As
of N J
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
FOR
RANGE
Friday's
1978
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Manhattan first 5s A 1957—Feb-Auf
income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
1982—
95
»
95
96
93%
97
89%
89%
2
88 Va
97
89%
97
2
97
103%
15
96
104
15
100
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100
96%
101
105%
57
59%
90
50 %
66
57
15
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40
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bold
High
No.
*
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mortgage
Inland Steel
3V4S debs
Co
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1972
1st
mtge
87
77 y«
78 %
85%
*75%
1st
4%b
*
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mtge
International
L
series
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3Ves
8
X
4V48
8
I
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Pipe
debentures
Power
Co
3%s
Breaker
subord
conv
&
174 Vi
175
May-Nov
1977—
4V«s
1982
conv
2%s
deba
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87
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.
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
90%
103%
*79%
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Apr-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%a debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-Jul»
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vas 1961—Jan-Julf
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain
1961
4Vis
1961
Lake
Shore
3 Vis
Mich
&
registered
Lehigh
Coal
South
gold
3 Vis
A
96
89%
45%
92
96
95%
95%
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95%
92 %
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96 %
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3
61%
39
3
27/e
123
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95
115
1
115
115
92%
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3
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70
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63
67
60
64%
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80
72
80
June-Dee
1970
93
83
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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ref
5s
1st
~
&
&
ref
5s
stamped
1964
Feb-Aug
_Feb-AU|
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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—
.
94
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80
70
70
75
4
mortgage 4Vis
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Series
A
Series
consol
gen
fixed
4s
Series B
Interest
fixed
5s
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D
E
F
48%
49%
11
46
55
50
50
3
50
May-Hoi
57
57
1
57
59%
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interest
2003
28
31V2
28
41%
33
33
33
44
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39
contingent Interest 2003
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contingent Interest 2003
May
contingent Interest 2003
May
Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Ocl
3.75s
subord
4.50s
debentures
debentures
Gas
1980
29 %
debs
1982
Long Island Lighting Co 3%b ser D
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
3s
debentures
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refund
mtge
2%a
ser
G
First
&
refund
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mtge 3%s
ser
H
refund
div second
gold
108%
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ser
3s
April-Oct
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April-Ocl
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debentures 1978
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conv
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1972
conv
subord
1977
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series
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1967
series
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101
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80
79%
96
93 %
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92
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81
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78
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74
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69
70%
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63
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1
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59'A
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58 %
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62%
59
93%
62%
62%
50%
55
65
93
98%
11
62
64
85
88
51%
24
105
Ss
1#
debentures
June-Dec
71
series
B
1961
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April-Oct
19742
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Jersey Bell Telephone 3Vis 1988
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1986—Feb-Aug
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page
33.
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54%
68%
77
81%
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108'A
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81 Vb
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3s Jan
lien
General
States
1997
Quar-Jan
2047
1
mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975
1974—Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
First
mortgage
2%s 1979—————Feb-Aug
First Mortgage 3%s 1982
;
June-Dec
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984
April-Oct
First
mortgage 4%s 1980
Mar-Sepf
First
mortgage
4s 1988
—Jan-July
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
— Apr-Oct
1st mortgage 4%s 1987——
June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
June-Dec
mortgage
—Jan-July
1979
debs
subord
conv
88'A
Northwestern
Ohio
Edison
First
1st
Bell Telephone 2%s
first
mortgage
mortgage
3s
mortgage
2%s 1975
27/8s
1980
Electric 2%s
3%s
mortgage
ft
debs
subord
conv
conv
1983
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec
Paper
4%s
Co
102
79%
78%
86
74%
81
71%
71%
•
66%
1978
Apr-Oct
ft
78%
ft
94%
*89
3Vis series I 1966
June-Dec
3s series J 1970
June-Dec
3s series K 1971
June-Dec
3s series L 1974
June-Dec
3s series M 1979
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980^—June-Dec
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91
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78
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93
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90
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83
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77
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72
79
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refunding
refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
76%
77%
*76%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1982—May-Nop
Afar-Sept
5
77
—
June-Dec
1988—
mortgage 4Vis
1987
Olln Mathieson Chemical 5Vis
5 Vis
60
81 Ve
76%
76%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
-Mar-Nov
1975
1st
&
81%
75
*72
74%
74
23
74
81 %
refunding 3%s series R 1982
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 27/0s series T 1976— June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985-June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series W 1984
June-Dec
*75%
79%
74'A
82
*74'A
77%
75 %
81%
*79%
83%
78%
87
*75%
79%
75%
83%
June-Dec
1st &
June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s
series Z
1988
June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4%s series AA 1986
June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
1st & ref 3%s series CC 1978
June-Dec
1st & ref M 4%s ser DD 1990
June-Dec
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 1985—June-Dec
77'/a
77%
757/s
83%
First &
1st
27/8s
debentures
1986
3%s
debentures
1987
3%s
1978
debentures
debentures
3%s
debentures
3%s
debentures
1-03
4%s
debentures
Pacific Western
Pan
Oil
1983
1981
1991
1988
3%s
American World
47/8s
conv
subord
Consolidated
General
5s
4%s
General
General
&
B
1968
June-Dec
D
1981
Jan-July
Jan-July
4s
April 1990
April
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
B
1974
General ^gold 4%s series C
Philadelphia Electric Co—
1977
First
&
&
&
2%s 1971
2%s 1967
2%s 1974
2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
refunding 3 Vis 1982
First
&
refunding
First
&
&
&
&
86 Ve
87
16
96%
103
5
102%
108
102% 103
89%
90%
21
97%
98%
7
89%
97
96%
104%
70%
80
76%
71
77%
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83
70%
82
82
82
79
76%
76%
71
82%
86
83
89%
81
88
*74
*82%
95%
95
22
937/a
93%
78%
88
100%
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
3%s
1983
refunding 3%s 1985.
First & refunding 4%s :1987
First & refunding 3%b
1988—
1st & ref mtge 4%s 1986.
104% 108'A
78%
95
112%
26
78%
84%
189
99%
101 VB
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95
74
92%
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79
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83
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63
9
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58
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59
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3
58
,^ne-Dec
—June-Dec
104%
97
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
J an-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
m«7/-Nov
80
99% 100%
867
94%
April-Oct
A Income
First
79
99%
*71%
April-Oct
Pere
series
97"%
100 %
mortgage 4%s series E 1984
mortgage 3%s series F 1985
first 4s external 1960
5s
89%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Eastern
General
1027/B
104%
1979
fund 4%s 1960
series A
1965—
series
98%
Feb-Aug
Light 3s 1975—.—April-Oct
debs
series
80 %
81
*79%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1
Feb-Aug
debentures 1964—June-Dec
sinking
4'As
General
*80%
14
83%
Airways—
Pennsylvania Power &
Pennsylvania RR—
Peoria
79%
refunding 3%s series X 1984
ref M 3%s series Y 1987
&
First
105%
1984
1974
<fe
Gas
%
Co—
Power
first
(Minnesota)
First
98
99 ye
76
3
__
94'A
69
84%
4s
First
140
—
60
69%
75%
Quar-Jan
First
102
119
362
X debentures
General
85
Feb-Aug
Co—
68 y*
3
*76
106
71 y8
58
__
*—
75 y4
61%
20
94
62%
69%
61
May-Nop
May-Nop
May-Wop
May-Nop
May-NoP
X debentures
3%s
311
49
50%
76%
69
41
91
*69%
43
70'A
133
49
Map-Nov
April-Oct
25%
345
*86
Feb-Aug
April
June-Dec
58
93%
Mar-Sept
May -Nov
1977
Tel
guaranteed 4 Vis
debentures 1982
footnotes
88 Va
May-Wot
3 Vis
&
127%
59
'
86
Afap-Nov
debentures
—
92
78
111% 118
*78%
94
179
Mar-Sept
X
s
First
*
Jan
1989
First
For
90%
*79
71%
ref 5s 1974 _Mar-Sept
s X debs 1973-May-ZVoo
conv
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
110
90
64%
70
58%
124
lll7/8
1987—
debentures 1973
1974
1976—
4%8 s X debentures 1977—
4%s 8 f debentures 1978
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien
4s registered 1997
s
8
Oxford
99
90 %
A
1986
Tel
106
100
41
100
B
1976
mortgage 4%s
England
6
100
65
Chatt & St Louis 3s ser 1986
Feb-Aug
Natl Cylinder Gas 5Vis conv
debs 1977
Mar-Sepf
National Dairy Products 2%s
debs 1970—June-Dec
3s debentures 1970
June-Dec
3Vis debentures 1976
June-Dec
National Distillers & Chera 43/is
debs 1983_Afap-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f
debs 1974—ApriZ-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3Vis 1982
Co
85
ser
Nashville
Tea
85 ya
82
ser
&
National
81
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
debentures Jan 1 2045
37/8s
83 Va
86'A
86
59'A
Jan-July
Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Ry 3 Vis series B 1966
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs
Jan 1 2007
MorTls & Essex first
gtd 3 Vis 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%8
1986
3Vis debentures 1978
1st mtge
14
63'A
70%
94.
301
.
69
1)„—
47/es
mortgage
4%s
1st
89
104 y»
June-Dec
1962
Monongahela
1st
97 y2
RR—
A
mtge Income 4%a
mtge income 43/is
income
82%
—
61'A
60'A
Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Oklahoma
58%
Missouri Pacific RR Co
Reorganization issues—
1st mtge 4 Vis series B
Jan 1 1990
Gen
ioi y«
Co—
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior lien 4 Vis series D 1978
ACura adjustment 5s ser A Jan
5Vis subord income debs 2033
Gen
97'A
83
debs
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
mtge 4Vis
-5
58%
ft
78'A
101%
99
83
*81
Feb-Aug
Afar-Sept
Missouri Kansas & Texas first
4s 1990
(Oct
bonds
general &
Northern Natural Gas 3%s
5s
72
68
99 y2 100
Feb-Aug
debs 1986
(quar)
Paul & Saulte Ste Marie-
1st
80
5
•
X inc
5s
85%
75%
51
*87%
mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971—May
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
1991—May
lien
84'A
80
126% 126 »A
First
Prior
66 %
71
& Co—
Mlnneapolis-Moline
St
78
—
58%
High
82%
&
Central
First
75
83'A
_
Minn
■
% 100%
83 Vb
Feb-Aug
debs 1972
Robblns 3 Vis debs 1973
& Scott
Corp—
s
92 %
—
99
99
99
100
Afar-Sept
1975
Jan-Julf
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%a
1974—May-No«
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
April-Ocl
43/as debentures 1991
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series O
1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis
1969—Mar-Sept
37/gs sinking fund
debentures 1967
Jan-Julf
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
33/4S s X debentures 1976
Feb-Aup
3.10s s X debentures 1972
April-Oct
6s subord
82%
86 y8
89
-Jan-Julf
—
Merrltt-Chapman
4 Vis
97%
78%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
subord
McKesson
92%
12
94'A
*85%
1980
3Vis
Realty
88
67
2003
subord debs 1977
Maine Central RR 5Vis 1978
Martin Co 5 Vis 1968 "ex wts"
(J
100
83%
*75%
2003
April-Oel
April-Oct
conv
•dcDerinott
%
987/8
82
93
93%
Fe6-Aug
4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Mack Trucks Inc 5 Vis
subord debs 1908—Mar-Sepl
Macy (R H) & Co. 2y8a debentures
1972—May-Nov
May Stores
'
87%
mortgage
May Dept
—
117
97 %
ft
April-Ocl
Louisville Gas & EI 1st
mtge 3y8s 1984
5s
"
—
101
111% 162%
93
88 %
73
117%
112
112
1976_June-Deo
F 2003
First &
Louis
99%
106%
14
87
—
3s
registered
2047
;
Quar-Feb
Refunding & improve 4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
Coll trust 4s 1984
—April-Ocl
_46
71 ~ ,74%
75
~
64
mtge 4s
3Vis
38
_
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&
St
1
108% 110
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1st
56
*99% 103 %
April-Oct
1976
33/48 debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
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mtge 3%s
*72%
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Map-Not
1976
4s/8S
1st
3%s
Valley
Lexington & Eastern Ry flrBt 5s 1965
April-Ocl
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv b f debs '76_June-De«
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
Lone Star
67%
Jan-Julf
5s
Lehigh
60
May-Nov
Map-Nov
4Vis
ASerles
2
mtge bds—
2003
4s
ASerles
60%
80
*68%
Western RR—
1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—Afap-Nov
Ref mtg 4Vis series K 1993
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
Genetal mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
GeneAal mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s 1983
April-Ocl
General mortgage 3 Vis 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
—Feb-Aug
Susquehanna
Northern
4Vis fixed Interest 2003
C
Y
Term
Norfolk &
60%
Low
__
*68%
Map-Nov
1973—
B
Jan. I
No.
—
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Range StoM.
Sold
Power &
y
General
70
Feb-AUf
(N Y.|extended to 1974
—
Bonds
-
High
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
Haven & Hartford RR—
& refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
Called
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
lst
series
Friday's
<ow
New
79
70
—
99
73
99
*97
or
Map-Nov
2043
A
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
N
45%
*93 Vi
Jan-July
Jan-July
1997
Navigation
&
8Vis
81%
99%
85
*45%
__Jan-Julj
unguaranteed
84
85
*95%
85
81%
797/e
77
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Dee
Kansas City Southern Ry 3y»s ser C 1984_june-Deo
Feb-Aug
AGcneral mtge conv inc 4Vis ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4%s A 1973 Jan-July
N
80 %
Kansas
Y
First
122%
79
79
2
79
79
79
158
109 Vi
107
107%
N
series
4s
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Y Lack & West 4s series A
4%s
80%
89
Week's Bang*
Bid & Asked
*80%
mortgage
Mortgage
N
76%
Kansas
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%a 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964,
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
90
*89%
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
RR Co—
1998
series A
4s
3%s 1997_.
Jan-July
3%s registered
1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%a 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s
registered
1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3Vis registered 1998
——
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980 -June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
4Vis Income debentures 1989
June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 27/8s series B 1975
April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
i
Map-Nov
General
135
*76%
92
1977—May-AZot
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013—_April-Ocf
Collateral
trust
6s
1980
—ApriZ-Oct
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
89%
113%
46
122
Central
Consolidated
99%
84 Vi
96
119
Aprli-Oot
1990
4s
245
96
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1979
Ry
96
151%
180
183 %
*85
—Mar-Bepi
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
WT.M
Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s
104%
60
93 Vi
*91%
Jan-JiHf
1987
Central Power & Ligbt
Kanawha
98
99%
Line Co—
debentures series A
Circuit
Jersey
l.OiVu
Harvester
8 65s conv subord debs 1977—
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%s conv subord debs 1983
Interstate
104%
97%
11
97%
97 Vi
97Vi
93
96
2
97%
97%
8*
83
Credit Corp 4%s debs ser A 1979
May-Nee
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
Interstate
285%
237
*78
1989
York
Mar-Sept
Power & Light 3a 1974
Orleans Term
1st mtge 3%s
——
88
88
99
81
1 1982
J 1981
K 1987—
ser
80
73
*73%
'300
mortgage 3y2s series
1st
*84
.
New Jersey
89%
87
mortgage 3.20s series
1st
89%
Sale Price
I
New
78%
79 Vi
79 Vi
Last
Period
New
80
86
•84
May-Not
-Fe>-Auo
„—Mar-Sept
3 Vis series O 1980
1st mtge 3%8 series H 1989
3 Vis b X debentures 1980
mtge
High
73
6
77%
76
Telephone 3%»Mrles A mi-Jon-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978—
June-uot
Bl CeDt RR consol mtge 3%s eex AIWI-
Lew
Friday
Interest
bonds
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Bid & Asked
Illinois Bell
1st
WEEK ENDED
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Conaol
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
bonds
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
SEPTEMBER 4
W«1*
RANGE
Friday
I
.
(996)
99
6
86%
87 %
8
*96'A
98 Va
—
99
82%
106%
85%
93
95%
104
Number 5879
190
Volume
,
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
33
(997)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
'RANGE
Friday
BONDS
♦
Interest
New York stock Exchange
Period
or
Corporation—
4%s
suoord
conv
debs
4y4s
reuoieuia
1984™.
—Apr-Oct
deueuiureb
2j/4s
subord
conv
debs
Bid & Asked
100 Vi
.June-Dec
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987—.
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
H
ser
General
4'/2S
92%
107
series B
5s
gen
1862_
.
16
1
s
Potomac
3%s
debentures
93%
93 V*
100
108
110
2
Electric
Power
debs
conv
Procter &
3s
Co
1983—
.Jan-July
1973
1981
108%
Mar-Sept
92
91
Service Electric & Gas Co-—
debentures 1963—
;
3s
First and
93
93
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
3%s
1st
debentures
1
and
3Vis
mortgage 314s 1968_Jan-JuIp
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
91
165
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
86
Quaker
Radio
Oats
Corp
1977
2%s
of
debentures
3'/is
1964
Jan-July
120 vi
Reynolds
(R
Tobacco 3s
J)
debs
1973
§ ADirect mtge
7s
1950
mtge 6s 1953
adjustment bonds—
5 Vis
series
A
4 Vis
series
4Vis
series
Richfield
4%s
Oil
B
1978
C
1978
Jan-July
Jan-July
debs
1983
&
Adirond'k
gold
Louis-San
1st
6s
ASecond
A 5s
Ry
debs
4Vis
bond
4s
A Jan
1st
mtge
3%s
Seagram
RR
series
3s
f
s
Line
1989
81
81
69%
78%
*72%
86 %
debentures
5s
debentures
Bears
Roebuck
Service
Pipe
Shamrock
5Vis
Shell
conv
Union
Co
&
2'/2s
Oil
2 Vis
s
*76%
97%
97%
98%
97%
97
debentures
3s
23/is
100%
117%
1986—June-Dec
debs
97%
104%
Gen
31
97
103 %
99
108%
153
99%
105%
10
84
85%
88%
13
112
132%
27
84%
104% 107%
100
84
87%
344
__
104%
119%
90%
91%
—
Southern
Natural
Gas
Southern
Pacific
47
76%
10
76%
100
117%
76%
81%
*—
71%
77%
72
71
74%
—
78%
76
6
137% 138
1970——_Jan-July
Gold
Gold
*64
Jan-July
1994
4%s conv
2
76
125%
64%
'128%
1973_June-Dec
148
May-Nov
mtge 3%s ser A
95
May-Nov
1969—
1st
64
66%
—
123%
141%
27
__
91
88%.
—June-Dec
"75—June-Dec
Vi
91%
94%
96
87'%
88%
*83%
—
90%
96%
75
94%
54
—
86%
of
subord
84
100
Pacific RR Co—
Jan-July
...Jan-July
Jan-July
...Jan-July
Jan-July
__April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
1994—_Jan-July
1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
First mtge 5Vis series H 1983
mortgage
2%s
series E
first consol gold 5&
coll tr 4Vis 1988—
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southern
Ry
debs
3Vis
West Penn Electric
West
debentures
3 Vis
Spiegel
5s
Inc—
subord
conv
debs
58
9
96
96
1
103
96
103
68
58
1951-
first
Shore
207
93
Jan-July
J
ser
99
110%
5
77
83 ya
.
73
15
79%
79%
*79
guaranteed 2361
1981
1984
'
„
*88
—
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
Co
&
s
■
'•
Wisconsin
Central
mtge
4s
RR
series
A
—.
101
2004
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3%s
105%
100
109
98
98
96
100
*96
.
72
..June-Dec
June-Dec
72
120
120
5
-_
*77%
—
124%
70
77%
77%
101
83%
71
—
91%
91%
90
——
99%
'
*90
mmmm
——
110% 113
111
117
110 %
23
6
68
75
69
70
7
64%
75
*75
78
—-i'
78
82
68%
68%
April
1991—April
'
69
Feb-Nov
*80
—
♦85
55
51%
—
«...
1
90%
97 >/4
83%
92
92
/
3
54
53%
54
85%
_
91
93
2
90%
98%
57
56%
57%
38
55%
61 Va
56%
55%
56%
22
54%
60%
92
99
85
88
*93%
—
—
9
85%
85%
85%
7
102% 102%
101%
106%
80
78
78
*73
Jan-July
May
93%
5
93%
96%
81%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
jan-JuZp
93%
81 %
4
80
90
88%
10
88%
*89
—
88%
m-om
118%
106
193
99
92%
92%
88
—
116
112
112
83%
81
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
*82%
99%
99%
64
64%
58%
58%
4
54 y*
•-V 76%
76%
2
75%
79
85
92
74%
74%
♦
97%
92
'
99
100
64
1
70
Co—
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
—Jan-July
2029
May
June-Dec
Jan-July
1971
Electric Light & Power
Yonkers
/ 97
mm**
■
Jan-July
f debs 1980—
debs 1978—
first 4s 1960__
4%s
84%
88
mm —
—
71%
*70%
-May-Wow
1975
85%
'
*90'/a
May-Wow
—Jan-July
_Jan-July
1966
I
77%
79
79%
*73 Va
1981
Winston-Salem S B
1st
15
77%
77%
Feb-Aug
3%s 1974
4s
debs
conv
95
125
102%
100
—April-Oct
1982
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992_
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970_;
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
3%s
lib/a
93
116
Mar-Sept
1976-
debentures
income
207
.
June-Dec
1969
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3 Vis series C 1979
April-Oct
5 Vis debentures 1982
Jan-July
5s
206
■
—.
June-Dec
1968
3%s series
Power
98%
206
—
7
♦85
—
—
2%s 1976-Jan-JuZp
68
96%
5
*92
—
65%
96
17
102 % 102%
__
.May-Nov
1984
65
58
-
—Jan-July
Jan-July
—April-Oct
April-Oct
1985
1983
—
84 '/a
83y4
91
.
registered 2361
4s
—.''
162
'
...Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1st mtge
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
♦62
.
—
.
102%
84%
'•
92%
85
116
128%
Deferred
a
delivery
sale
not
Included In the
year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e
Odd-tot sale not
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year s range, r Cash sa e
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
.
„
„4
JCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 el
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
,
Included
the
in
Included
not
in
.
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the following extensive list we
Aug. 31 and ending Friday, Sept. 4.
stock
or
furnish
a
AND
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
.m
Acme
Acme
Adam
Sale Price
Par
.
Aberdeen
Petroleum Corp class A
Precision
Wire
1
Products Inc
—1
Co
RECORD
the American
Stock Exchange
for the week beginning Monday,
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to
during the current year.
Aerojet-General Corp
Aexonca Manufacturing Corp.
Aero*Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
footnotes
see
page 37.
Week's
-
WEEK
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
include every security whether
'
4
Shares
Friday
tor Week
High
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
'
6%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
4%
500
4'/a
Jan
6%
1,000
5%
Jan
9% July
17%
Jan
22% July
9% July
Ajax
Alabama
Great
Southern
98
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
High
-
18%
19%
400
8'/b
8'/a
8%
300
—1
56 %
7% May
53%
59 %
10,200
53%
Sep
1
9%
9%
10 Vb
6,500
9%
Sep
—1
5 Vb
5%
1,600
4% Mar
•
—
6
13%
Jan
May
13% Mar
)
9Va Mar
19y2 July
Aid
Investment
Petroleums
Ltd
Alan Wood Steel Co
5%
Alaska
cumulative
Airlines
6%
%
50
preferred—100
common
preferred
lac
Inc
1
—50c
Discount
&
10
100
1
33%
6%
7%
%
1?
146% 150
85%
85%
33%
35 W
91
91
6%
7%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
-
5% Mar
6%
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
4%
1
_
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
.
—10
Consol Industries Inc
For
on
bond in which any dealings have occurred
RANGE
,
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
\
100
96%
81%
'
91
—
RR
Penn
89
102
95
94%
America—
■
First
*83
first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967-Jan-JuZp
93%
83%'
—
97%
.
.
Washington
West
99%
94
21
RR Co—
Warren
89%
88
*93
'
93
88
.
98%
'
93
88
.
1951—June-Dec
mtge 4s Income series A Jan
Wilson
91
Mar-Sept
A 1977
1981
Term
Southern
Co.
(Oregon Lines)
4 Vis
4Vis
San Fran
2%s-4Vis
4%s
ctfs
M
■
——
*83
82 Va
90%
.
98
91%
90%
82
—.
C
ser
mtge income 4 Vis series B Jan
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
85
Co—
First 4'/is
Ry
1947-
A
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A
78%
Co—
debentures
Indiana
103%
*78
Jan-July
—
California Edison
convertible
Southern
100
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1987
series
Gen
30
85%
*91
1979
*95%
y-
Jan-July
Jan-July
1947
A
subord debentures
ref
90
88
—;
-
April-Oct
Jan-July
6s subord Income dsbs 2008
,
48
,
117% 119%
84
.Jan-July
1985
27/aS debentures
3 Vis
91
88%
&
100
'
89
92
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s 1983——
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3Vis ser C 1973-April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
Map-Nov
81%
90
99% 100%
85%
105%
1979
debentures
Southern
100%
79
99% 101
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1971
1965
debentures
subord
1st
117%
99%
97%
;•
92
and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980—„Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
Wabash
1982
debentures
conv
83 Va
73
94
■
Corp—
series
Corp
84%,
87
65
25
•
*90
Map-Nov
1976
sinking fund mtge
Vis
4
1st
101%
__
67
*91
Jan-July
1983
*
79
—.
First
88%
——Jan-July
Bocony-Vacuum Oil 2'/is 1976_;
—June-Deo
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
conv
217
—
*88%
f debs
debs
debs
78%
84%
1
15
■
_Mar-Sept
_
98
89
'*
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
3s series F
1978
-—Mar-Sept
83
Marchant—
Smith-Corona
5Vis
107'% 111
101
Works
conv
85%
95%
94
74
■
'r
*94%
'v
_Mar-Sept
1978
4s
assented
3%s
91%
Corp—
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
Bkelly Oil
86 %
*98'% 100
1983— Feb-Aug
1982-—ApriZ-Oct
s
f
4%s
debentures
subord
107%
85 %
66%
%
66
Feb-Aug
May-Won
April-Oct
April-Oct
1967
Steel
debs
Vanadium
78 %
Feb-Aug
3.20s
Gas
&
Steel
83%
Map-Nov
Jan-July
1977
1982—
Line
Oil
86%
June-Deo
1972
debs
34
*95% 100
Mar-Sept
E) & Sons 2 Vis 1966
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
subord
71%
*75
May-Nov
(Jos
4%s
__
70%
May-Won
1911 J.
1971
§ A3 Vis assented series C
82
71%
debentures
States
Participating
73%
1980_
B
tr 3%s
Rubber 2%s debentures
§ A3 Vis
77%
2
81
90
74
80%
85 %
80
70%
76 y8
89
*80
71%
27
95'A
1
;
80 %
'
8A6V2S
76%
98%
87%
•
——
--.
76%
72%
84 %
95%
95%
'
89 V*
8A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Deo n
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1951
—June-Dec
76%
127%
81
12
96
108
W—
♦95%
70%
80
40
82%
*971|
90
May
Mar-Nov
S.
§A6%s
Co—
debentures
4%s
U.
Ry—
certificates
2%s 1970
debentures
f
s
United
120%
*74
113
*80
86%
75'%
108
85 Va
87% V
' V,''
i
Feb-Aug
1977
mtge & coll tr 4Vis 1978
1st
133
111%
79%
79%
87%
79%
7
/
74%
108%
73%
100
*87%
109%
85
81%
78
,
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
coll
&
mtge
4%s
90%
56
*71 Vi
1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'/bs B 1971—
April-Oct
8cioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Woo
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
ATar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
Air
85
113% 114%
Mar-Sept
2t»06
1976
2%s
America
of
Co
Corp
United
104%
5
June-Deo
1970
2%s debs
RR 2%s debentures
debentures
Gas
2%s
62
*85
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Beaboard
93%
81%
Map-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4'/2s
157
72 Vi
2022
!
1968
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
94
Jan-July
Jan
A
ser
3%s
Missouri
mtge & coll trust 3'/2s 1972
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975!
4%s s f debs 1972_
95
116%
Go—
1980
B
ser
Louis-Southwestern
First
113%
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-JuZp
1997-
A
,
1st
99%
.
104% 107
April-Oct
series
4s
income
June-Dec
1977
104%
1971
1st
4s series
mtge inc
1st; mtge
Bt
92%
119
96
92%
*85%
Jan-July
1996
Francisco
mortgage
1977
debs
conv
Power 3s series A
Second
2
116% 122'%
117%
.
debs
conv
6 Vis
McBee
Lawrence
Bt
1
93%
Electric
5 Vis
1st
194
991/2
93'%
97 y8
'
3%s
193%
*94
92
*73%
1986
California
Biscuit
United
United
226
193%
--
21
1985—Jan-July
/.■"
1st
99%
93%
*100
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
s f debs 1973_.
ApriZ-Oct
87
194
•
June-Dec
coll tr 2%s 1980
June-Dec
3 Vis 1982————Map-Nov
mtge
Pacific
72%
84%
—
92%,
92%
81%
92%
Union Tank Car 4%s
87%
226
Jen-July
&
Aircraft
Royal
Bt
86%
84
86
77
Union
144%
70%
92
78 y2
49
77
Oil of
104
80
81'/4
~5
87
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-ApriZ-Oct
Union
93
101%
5
Corp—
Gas
Baguenay
1,378
__
1st
88
84%.
90%
79
'
93
V
85
88%
1st mtge &
:"'92:/":!
89
82%
*84'%
ApriZ-Oct
Corp—
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969—ATar-Sept
Rohr
97%
Feb-Aup
1978
subord
conv
Rochester
29
May-Nov
§ A Consol
Debt
98%
May-Wop
1852
86%
85
81%
82 Vi
_Feb-Aup
'
mtge 6s
5ADirect
12
*71%
April-Oct
gheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975Corp—
hine-Westphalia Elec Power
31
87%.,
81%
89%
debentures
3s
83
86
and
of
93%
79
89
Co
92
89
18
98%
90
--
1971—Map-Nov
Electric
First
78
89 Vb
118% 127%
Reading Co first & ref 3'/as series D 1995_Map-Nov
Union
102
95 Ys
-
82%
*80
87
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
impt 3%s 1960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961—
Mar-Sept
3%s
ref
83%
"
-
Products 4%s debs 1982
Co
—
;
*85
series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
refund M 3%s ser E
Cent
—
«...
$
84%,
86%
96
92%
83%
105
80%
•
3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Oil
Tol & Ohio
94
75
90%
and
78%
.
gold 5s 2000
Thompson
89
87
*—
1980—Juiie-Dec
conv
General
M 3Vis
first
97%
14
95%
/Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974-.1.-June-Dec
170%
97%
97%
refund
Pacific
Tidewater
82%
*82
Mur-Bept
America
98%
89
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983- April-Oct
1975
April-Oct
•
110
i
and refund M
■
Texas' Pacific-Missouri Pacific—.
97%
161%
-»;
June-Dec
81
88%
1
and
&
87
123
108
-
83 %
*89
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
Orleans RR—
First
98%
81
:
96 Vb
Jan-July
April-Oct
impt M 4s series C 2019
New
&
Texas
119
107
165
Texas
52
97%
83%
103%
95%
110%
*80%
May-Woo
and impt 2%s series D 1985
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
81
•
91
2
and
1972
98%
92
80%
93
May-JVyu
Jan-July
High
Low
.
5
Louis—
St
of
Jan. 1
No.
39
108
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
RAnge Since
Sold
97%
.Mar-Sept
1973
debentures
Assn
First
91
.
1972—
debentures
6
RR
95%
.Jan-July
4V(is 1982.
Refund
*■
107
165
79
2%s
debentures
Refund
89%
104%
IS
SI
*—
'
306
93%
debentures
4%s
■
—
.
92
.—May-JVoo
Public
(Ohio)
Texas
100
85
80
80%
May-Nov
Gamble 3%s debs
Co.
&
2%s
Terminal
95%
99%
—
Swift
93%
92%
86
100
96
91%
V
1
*85
*80
Co
—
72%
93
April-Oct
Oil
1974
Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
91%
69%
70
__Feb-Aug
80%
debentures 2%s
(N J)
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs
94
87
*93
—Mar-Sept
;
.
1986
1871—Map-Nov
Jan-July
Oil
debentures
Standard
97%
87%
.
3J/aS
2%s
98%
97%
—
__
93 Vi
108%
1983
4%s
California
of
Sunray
—
*91%
April
4%s 2013
first gold
(Indiana; 3%s conv 1982—April-Oct
debentures 1983—!—
April-Oct
Standard
76
97%
Bonds
Friday's
High
98 %
98%
Oil
4Vis
96
91
76
"3
or
Bid & Asked
95%
Standard
'
120 %
88
92
*69Vi
Sale Price-
Jan-July
Oil
102%.
92%
105%
—
—
*88 Vb
May-JVoo
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
4
97%
*90
April-Oct
114
98%
329
Vi
Week's Banc*
Last
Period
Low
—
*97%
June-Dec
100
.
97%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Piate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st
93
*9111
i
Interest
'
High
Standard
31
103
"72 Vb
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3>/2s 1964
Plantation
Low
282
*88
I
mortgage 5s series A 1970
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General
No.
99 Vi
92%
107%
1960
ser
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
103 y4
98 Vi
Feb-Aug
1963_Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Mai/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
guaranteed
Sold
High
100
99 Vi
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3VbS s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
SEPTEMBER 4
ENDED
Range Since
ASpokane Internl
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs 1979
cxuuipb
Bonds
'•
-
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
Low
Phileo
FOR
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Price
4,200
11,600
160
25
900
50
3,300
6%
%
131
Aug
7% Aug
Jan
1%
Jan
150
91%
23%
37
78
Jan
Jan
6% July
Jan
Aug
85 % May
.
91
87/b
Apr
July
Sep
Apr
r
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Low
Algemene Kunstxljde 2T V—
Amer dep rets Amer ihir
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd—
All
American
51%
51%
100
34%
Jan
51%
16%
6,300
14'/a
6%
Sep
Feb
7
Feb
18% July
12
July
10
July
9%
9%
8%
9%
4%
4%
1,100
21,000
1,200
4%
4%
4%
2,100
_
10
5%
3% Jan
5% Mar
113/4 May
10
10
10
100
8% Jan
38%
40
700
36% Feb
65 3/4 Mar
11%
11%
3,800
8% Feb
14% May
16%
16%
17
4,700
__1
.
Corp—
.1
11%
80
6%
900
45
47%
150
43 Va Aug
51
American Electronics
1
12%
12%
13 %
12,300
11% Jan
19% May
6%
6%
8%
54,500
5% Aug
9% Aug
Inc—
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
,-£1
American Laundry Machine
20
American Manufacturing Co
20
5%
——
American Meter
American
Co
Natural
American
6% pfd—21
Inc class A
1
American
5%
Oil
Anacon
Lead
Co
class
Post
46
46
46
45%
47%
31%
31%
8%
44%
44
47"%
17%
17%
18%
4%
3,700
4,000
2%
2%
U
20%
X20
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.7i
7%
7%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A" shares
2.40
7 Vb
7%
Angostura-Wupperman
1
—
Chemical & Film Corp
Appalachian Power Co 4%# pfd
20o
40s
reg
Golfo
Feb
77/a
9,700
6%
13%
9,700
18'%
90
9V4
Jan
830
92%
26% July
Jun
99% Mar
41 Va
69 V*
8%
22%
1
100
Jan
Jan
21
Feb
Jan
36 Va July
21
32%
3,500
9,000
5%
Feb
11% May
9%
1,100
6% Mar
23 %
1,200
22
Jun
13% May
29% Mar
ft
10,500
1
Aug
"3%
1,300
1
2 i3a
Feb
7ft July
liV
h
Jun
7%
7
8%
July
11%
3,300
30%
7
Jan
Jan
90
100
17 %
Apr
Mar
8
5% Jan
300
16%
30%
8%
Apr
3%
1
5%
2%
2%
2%
2,400
2%
Jan
33/8
Apr
14%
15%
33,800
2V4
Feb
17%
Aug
34%
37
21 %
Jan
42 Va
Aug
Apr
106 Va
Jan
•
--
2%
3-A
2%
2%
1%
1,400
597/a
2%
56
1,500
10 pesos
warrants-—
10%
ly
3%
3
1
Inc
10c
8,000
11%
3%
7
13 „4
13%
I8
18%
10,700
15
20 %
10,900
20
15 %
4,900
Apr
May
64
10J/4 Aug
3
May
9V4 Jan
5,900
3
3%
Jan
Jan
2% May
52
6 Va
6c
Corp
Inc
102
57%
Ip
100
J an
Mar
4%
Jan
16% July
26 Va Apr
7 % Mar
Feb
1
preferred
class A
Collieries Corp
5
%
5%
200
3%
Jan
1
com
4%
4%
200
3%
Jan
9
9
%
400
8 %
Aug
14% July
Ja:n
501/4 May
lOo
—
9
35
2
Class
A
Baldwin
Rubber
de
los
1
>
Corp
23%
24
600
37/s
4
20,200
Is
—
Barker
Brothers
Engineering
convertible
—
class
A
6V4 Aug
9% May
Aug
283A Aug
~8%
1,900
27%
8,200
18%
19 %
500
13%
Feb
26
24
23%
25%
1,700
17%
Jan
1%
1%
2,800
1%
25%
2%
4%
4%
1%
7
23 Va
Apr
8V4 Jun
—
4%
3%
1,700
Jan
Jun
Apr
Jan
Mar
Aug
Jan
10%
4%
-
Jan
Aug
Jan
12%
12%
1,300
11%
Jan
43%
43%
2,300
41 V» Mar
453/8
50o
15%
15 Va
16 %
4,400
10%
Jan
22% May
1
7%
6%
7%
600
5%
Jan
1
Instrument
Corp
Co
6 Va
12%
43%'
21%
21 %
1
.
Inc
<
9%
3
5%
9%
22
1,020
5%
4%
4,900
9%
1,600
American
Light $5 pfd
rets
Products
Castle
(A M)
Catalin
Hadlcy
Maine
•
-10
ChamberJin
Co
4%
Oil Co
Jun
Mar
9
24 Va
Jan
Apr
13 V* Mar
Clopay
Coastal
Caribbean
Cockshutt
Farm
Co
Oil
Colonial
Oils
Co
ext
vtc
Co__
Connelly
Amer
Amer
British
Co
Stone
British
Brown
dep
rets
Burma
19,800
5V8
Sep
7%
3,500
6V4
31%
50
30%
Jan
34
37 %
500
36
Aug
423/4 July
2%
4,300
2 ft
July
4,900
36%
Jun
8
8
100
Feb
3ft Jun
Jan
46
8/s Aug
7ft Mar
10
Inc
Diesel
Consolidated
£1
7%
7%
7%
Electric
Mining
13%
13%
14 Va
6,900
44
45%
900
7
7'A
2,500
8%
9
1
B—
~7
8%
900
1
Industries
Inc.
lOo
Continental
Materials
Corp
10c
Co.
1.25
Engineering__l
Continental Commercial Corp-.
1
Paint
&
Varnish
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery
1
—1
1
common
<50c
21%
Class
B
non-voting
Corroon
Beverage
.
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)
Crane Carrier Industries Inc__
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier Publishing
Crowley Milner
& Co
Crown Central Petroleum
Cork
Crown
1,900
7%
2,500
6%
Aug
12%
Feb
7%
1,000
6% July
8%
Apr
11%
11%
100
123/4
Jan
9%
Jun
Company
8%
9
800
3
1,300
15
2%
15
900
8V8
Jan
2% Jan
14
July
24%
Aug
4% Mar
17%
Feb
2.50
10 Va
10%
11 Va
800
10 Va
July
13 Va
Jan
dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
(J P) & Son Inc
1
1*6
%
7s
10,300
V«
Jan
Va
Feb
(Md)_II
Cuban
American
Tobacco
Oil
Eastern
3
2%
3
1,000
2%
Jan
4% Mar
8
8
8%
2,300
6% Jan
10% Mar
•
23
23
common-.
Aviation
Inc—
California Electric Power
$3.00 preferred
$2.50
10c
common
3%
1
19%
3%
8,300
19%
20
4,800
59
50
preferred
3%
5,700
59
100
A"
—
preferred
Calvan
Consol
Camden Fire
50
Oil
61
Gas
Insurance
Co
a
54%
3
ft
5
.
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada
Bread
•
Canada
Cement
Co
Ltd
Co
—
.
Ltd
Southern. Peiruieuuia ctu vv«-l
Canadian Dredge 61 Dock Co Ltd
•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
lOo
For footnotes
see
7/jr.
page
37.
150
3%
500
36 Va
200
7%
.12,900
Sep
2%
19
Feb
Jun
■7ft,.
33
3\h
3%
jjf
"%
33
4ft
.
5% Mar
23%
Jan
61 Va
2,800
Jan
7
Feb
Jan
30% July
Jan
4
10% May
Apr
Apr
5%
5,000
2%
Jan
5%
5%
5 Va
600
5%
Jan
6% Mar
1%
28,600
15%
16%
9,300
12%
24
23
24%
2,600
22
Aug
40
Jan
24%
25V4
2,600
18
Jan
26
Aug
22%
22%
800
22
July
25%
Apr
8% \ 8%
1,200
8
Feb
10 Va
Jan
May
6%
Jan
7s Jan
2%
Apr
1%
22%
8%
1
%
1% Jan
5
4%
7%
13 Va
1%
1%
22,800
5%
6%
3,100
19%
21'/a
2,100
600
4%
13,900
7% July
2% Jan
8
33,000
2
4
%
5%
8% Mar
Jun
23 %
Apr
10% Mar
Mar
7
Jan
10 Va Mar
13%
2,400
12% Aug
22% Mar
~6%
7%
13
2,800
5% Aug
5,800
Jan
7%
6%
Yt
1
31%
32
16
17%
i
July
nr»'i7'*« Mar
19% Mar
8%
~6
6
Feb
.
300
26 Va
8% Mar
Jan
8%
1%
32
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jun
6,900
17
17%
400
15%
15%
16%
4,400
"7%
7%
2,100
Co
class
A
Apr
13 %
4%
4%
18% May
r
Jun
16% Mar
Jun
20
Apr
10% May
Jan
5!S
Apr
Aug
500
3%
23,300
2%
Jan
46 Va
45%
10,600
46 Va
Aug
65%
-21%
20%
21%
29,900
13%
Jan
8%
8%
200
7% Mar
23% July
10% July
12%
2,200
11% Sep
38% Jun
49
3% July
5
3%
4%
8.000
8
8%
1,700
4
20%
Feb
5%
12
4%
100
47
~l %
"l%
32
1%
33
3,800
Y
50
%
200
15 Va
Jan
Aug
Jan
19%
Jan
2%
Jan
46% July
Jun /
%
& Au&"
9
Jan
12% May
Apr
1% July
29
18.800
9%
9 %
4% July
7% May
17%
*
Manufacturing
Feb
Jan
*14%
47%
11%
46%
—50c
17% Aug
21%
3%
5%
3%
II_%o
vtc
Jun
Jan
19*
7%,
2.50
Co
Oil
12 Va
18%
17%
Jan
9% Mar
Feb
D
Daitch
Crystal
Davega
Stores
Dairies-.
Corp
50c
..2.50
common.
5%
preferred
Davidson Brothers
Day
Mines
20
Inc
~~~
;
111111.35
Rubber Co class A
Transit System Inc—
C.
Class
A
common
Dennison
8%
...
20c
_
class
A
Gasket
&
Dilbert's
7%
1st
Amer
Oils
'
Ltd—
rets
Stores
i
ord
&
Coal
Inc
Jun
4%
33 Va
Jan
12%
-12%
3%
32%
Ltd
34%
.
13%
1,200
29
Jan
38%
,30
138
May
100
11
Apr
Aug
38% Aug
May
3Va Jan
1.400
Jun
4% Mar
147
Jun
Feb
3.100
15 Va
Jun
29% Mar
13%
13 Va
14%
1,400
9%
Jan
2%
Jan
18% July
4% Feb
1
3%
18%
1 %
13
3%
3
18%
1
/<J
13
9%
9%
2,800
18%
900
17s
31,400
14'
3,800
97
3,800
17% May
21% July
—1%
Feb
Sep
14 %
9 Va Aug
9%
Aug
Sep
3%
Feb
iy8
13
3%
Jun
•
11%
11%
22
12%
600
2,700
20
20%
500
17%
19%
2,700
Jan
3
Feb
July
13%
Jan
9 7s
2iya May
19 ya May
20% July
12% Mar
12%
12%
13%
4,100
11 Va
33 Va
34%
125
33 %
1
9%
11%
22,100
7,
6%
7
2,800
July
Aug
9% Aug.
6
Apr
40%
—r
31%
21%
34%
7.700
10 Va
10 Va
11%
3,300
46%
47
Apr
19
Jan
9 Va Mar
dep rets ord
(The) Co.
10s
reg
1
1
Duval
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
•
Apr
8% July
47 %
Aug
37% July
Jun
15 Va
Aug
34% Aug
44
July
53 Va
6
Jan
9% May
Jun
47s May
6%
6%
8
7s
37s
3%
1,600
5%
5%
6%
3,800
3%
Jan
6
6
100
6
Sep
JL
common.
Apr
19
900
6%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Hosiery class B
Duro Test Corp
Apr
38%
32
»
American
15%
14,400
5
__1
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
-
23%
Mar
15
1
•
Laboratories
26
10
17%
33 Va
1
Feb
Jan
32.50
.
24%
16%
..7.50
—
Co
Apr
1%
20%
•
new
B)
3%
139
139
•
stock
ord
common
Co
13
*
Co
(Allan
3 li
17%
2Va
Ltd—
Co
preferred..
Dorsey (The) Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd.
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Harris
3,100
lc
lc
Corp
Textile
Power
4%
10s
$2
Driver
4%
17%
.10
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co
DuMont
1%
8% Mar
"
reg
Specialty Stores
Petroleum Ltd!
Dorr-Oliver
7% May
16%
17%
10c
Diversified
Dominion
Jan
25o
Ltd
Supermarkets—
'.
preferred.——
Co
dep
5%
1
Quality
Distillers
3,500
11 % May
1
Manufacturing.
preferred
Devon-Palmer
6 Va
13%
—1
Inc
DetroitoGray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
Development Corp of America—
$1.25
6
100
Productions
Detroit
450
5
common
debentures...
Desilu
May
2,500
I—II50c
—
Mfg
10c
15% May
Jun
4
4,500
7%
14 %
6%
14
™_1
Inc_.
13
13%
6%
13%
13%
3Va
8
8%
J&n
May
Feb
35%
25 Va
26
250
23
Jan
32% Mar
28%
28 V4
29%
800
25%
Jan
39 % Mar
8%
9%
11,200
4%
Jan
12^4 Apr
41% "43%
43
43%
40%
Jun
1,600
Jan
52
Jan
Apr
% Sep
3% July
54
36 Va
Sep
7Va
Jan
Feb
100
33
18,700
3
19,300
Jan
48
Jun
Mar
28%
"l
36%
57% Aug
5
*
Canada
3iY
36 Va
54%
—
23
2%
19%
1% July
6% Mar
24%
15%
*
.
...
Durham
25%
51% Mar
3.800
•
Co
Cuban-Venezuelan
Duraioy
Calgary 6c Edmonton Corp Ltd
5
partic
preferred—.
Cuban
Duke
12 %o
Burry Biscuit Corp
1
5 Va
1
"A"
Crystal Oil & Land Co
$1.12
1
Co
Co—
Steel
22%
2%
Va Apr
4% July
Jan
15.200
7 Va.
25c
Internat'l
Drug
5
__
Dominion
7%
~8%
Jan
May
~4%
£1
50c
Creole
Feb
6%
1
16%
140
47% July
4%
26
•
1.50
8 3/4
10% July
5% Aug
21%
1
1
Corp
Bridge Co Ltd
7%
10
Co_
Corp
"5
0
Dominion
Apr
Apr
8% July
li! Jan
Jan
7,400
•
Inc
Dome
10
Apr
70
'
Jan
13,100
voting—
Aug
.
7
9
Aug
19%
A
45 Va
Jun
Jan
5,300
Mar
July
32
Jan
I/* Jun
11% Jan
108
6%
Ltd—
Class
Jan
July
7Va
20
Inc
15%
3 V4 May
14% Jun
4 Va
23%
7%
8%
&
Jan
8%
4 Va
24%
8%
Continental
Lines
8V4
7
"
"l%
Jan
Feb
6%
38%
5%
Air
Diversey
*
1 Va
534
37
20 Va
Aviation
Jan
Mar
1,200
*
Ltd
Continental
Aug
12%
1.100
"l%
Continental
8 3/8
29
10,900
10
Corp
Smelt
&
6H May
35,700
'<
1 s
20c
10c
Corp
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
41%
37
1
A
13 Va
ft
.500
...
Development
Jan
7% July 1
Mines Ltd—
Burroughs
Jan
38%
1
class
& Machine
American
Apr
93/a Mar
Ltd—
—;
(The)
5%
1,200
convertible preferred
serial preferred-:
Hill
5 Va
38%
reg
S
F
Company
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Die
5%
37 Va
B
Bunker
Feb
8
Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
Apr
3%
2%
10
Rubber
Mills Ltd
16%
Jan
37%
preferred
Brack
Jan
1%
•
Brown Forman Distillers common
Brown
9%
800
-a.——1
Co
ord
Company
July
300
2%
£1
Powe*—
Petroleum
Amer
20%
13%
2%
37%
11% Mar
85
"
•
1
1
Common
dep rets ord bearer—
dep rets ord reg—
Columbia
2,800
13%
2%
5%
•
Containers
Consolidated
20%
2%
38 %
"l%
38%
•
1965
Dejay Stores
*
1
10c
Equipment
&
to
Feb
a
Feb
33%
•
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Macninery—
May
—.
1
123% 125%
12%
125%
_1
Ltd-
Sand
27
Ltd-
9%
49
1
Products
Colon
100
Petroleums
400
32
Jun
23 Va
American Oil Co
American Tobacco—
7%
24 %
Feb
Aug
96%
British
800
Jan
23%
7%
1
Co
Aluminum
96 %
British
10%
Jun
14%
9%
96%
Britalta
10
10c
Dayton
7
4,500
12%
D.
6%
24%
10%
Jun
36
23%
Aug
Jan
Aug
Feb
"31%
73% May
Jan
25 Va
7
Jan
67
Apr
43%
31 %
10
5%
12 Va
1
67%
7
Jun
•
5% Mar
67%
9%
Apr
——_——1
Jan
50
Apr
Co———.
Jan
2"%
6,700
6V4
Co
26%
14%
9,900
23
10%
35 %
Manufacturing
25
7% Mar
9% July
Apr
14% Aug
23 %
"7%
15 J/4
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
11V4
5% Jan
4% Jan
7%
4,800
Brazilian Traction Light 6c Pwr
ord—*
100
10%
6,000
Breeze
2,100
12%
7%
1,800
20%
Feb
H Jan
10%
8%
.1
Apr
1
38
20a
8Va
20%
&
24%
,
Feb
65%
108%
Hosiery Co
_10
Lambert Manufacturing
4
Corporation
1
Clayton
8
In;
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
11 %
Feb
26%
Claussner
36
95% Aug
7%
——4
Manufacturing Co_i.
Corporation
23
50
Sep
jun
101
77
lc
Controller
July
32 Va Mar
24
10
—
Feb
14 V4
Jun
17,700
5
Inc
Inc
Cinerama
37 %
8
500
Apr
May
2%
17,400
Ltd———————1
Corp
Clarostat
Curtis
16
July
Apr
3%
2.50
Rivet & Machine—
Chief Consolidated Mining..
Christiana Oil Coxp
Chromalloy Corp
Crown
Mar
2%
*:
100
pfd——100
Chicago
Coro
11%
li1.
10%
27%
8%
54%
2%
23%
1
Chesebrough-Pond's
Consol
1&
Co—
America
of
Cherry-Burrell
Cook
-6-/
conv
Clary
Jun
67%
_?
Corp
Corp
Power
preferred—
Power & Light
Charter
%
17% Jan
6% Jan
11 %
Corp common—
1
preferred
•
Century Electric Co
:
.—10
Century Investors Inc common
^.2
Convertible preference™.
.——10
Vtc
430
20%
7%
"•
Central Securities
Club
1,400
5%
——1
America.—
Instruments
Central
Clark
57
101% 102
July
8% Mar
7s Mar
1
Corp
of
Central
$1.50
56
101%
I8V4
Jan
_2s 6d
ord
B
& Co—
Corp
23 %
1
56
*
Co.
Casco
•
Bourjois
Rrillo
&
dep
(J W)
prior cumulative preferred_100
Chemical Co Inc
1.50
Borne
6%
133/4
8%
<-•
<
5%%
Calif
13%
•~8%
13% Mar
18% Mar
400
1
5
-
5
16% July
900
1
28
Shoe Corp
of Canada
& Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc
Bohack (H C) Co common
Buell
Apr
Mar
2ft
1V4 July
25 %
60o
Bickford's Inc
Blauner's
Blumenthal (S)
60c
8,200
12
Jan
3
100
l/ff
"7%
7.50
Telephone
6%
7%
1%
4%
1
Beau-Brummel Ties
4%
1%
8
1
.
Watch
7%
—
26
ISfl
Bearings Inc
Benrus
43/4
Jan
-1
«
Co
Barry Controls Inc class B_
Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common
Belock
3 Va
Jail
Jun
26 V4 July
1
Corp
Basic
(A S)
3%
16
IIV4
42 %
Andes—
Barnes
Beck
15
250
Sep
Feb
Jan
7%
16,600
8%
32
1
common
American shares
Bell
7%
31
Banff Oil Ltd1—.
—80s
Barcelona Tr Light 6c Power Ltd
•
6%
7%
1
900
& Reynolds eommon.
$1 preferred class A
Gas—
Inc—-
Baldwin Securities
Banco
6c
.
Industries
1,700
17s
High
12 %> Jun
Ltd—
Carreras
Cott
Bailey & Selburn Oil
14%
1%
Carolina Power
Mar
5
B
Baker
Carnation
Central
5,200
13%
Baxter
3.50%
9,400
13 V4
Canal-Randolph
Corp-.
City Products
Cenco
12,700
14%
6c
Jan. 1
Low
13%
16
6
Range Since
High
6%
123/4
6%
Shares
pfd—10
&
Capital
Carter
for Week
& Kennedy Inc
;—-1
Co ——.—.—:——j—-5.50
Canadian
Carey
Sales
Range
is
Mines
Petrofina Ltd partic
Williston Minerals
Canadian
Jan
Jan
14%
•
Mining
"3%
1
,•
non-cum
'
3%
-10o
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Ayshire
11%
Is
Corp„.
Avien
7% Aug
92%
11
Sugar
Consolidated
Atlas Corp option
Atlas Plywood
Devices
1,500
46%
participating
Non-voting
8"
9,900
2.50
Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Audio
Jun
Industries—
dep rets
Development
22%
3,900
4
Atlantic
Atlas
Jan
65%
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Oil 6c Gas Co
Associated Stationers
Supply Co
Associated Tel 6c Tel—
del
14%
34
16%
Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Atlantica
3,700
62'/a
1
A
Jan
32%
-1
Class
Apr
IV4
62%
preferred
Electric
5
Sep
32 %
A
American
Feb
Aug
%
16
100
Feb
Mar
2%
31
200
•
Aro
43/4
Jun
——•
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Associated
4%
88-% Sep
30% Aug.
Arkansas Power 6c
Light—
4.72% preferred
Armour & Co warrants
Convertible
203/4 July
10% Jan
900
88%
100
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp—
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Armstrong Rubber class
Jun
37,900
x6
x6
6
17'/a
50 Va
%
3
%
2
Anken
Apr
20%
X
20s
Products
Jan
37
34
33
i
Aug
Aug
Jan
123/4
30
13,600
2
46 %
36
,
8% July
5,100
9
Jun
Aug
47 Va
Jan
31 %
Jun
May
42 %
Jan
38
50.
4%
Ltd—.
38 %
500
10 %
Jan
Jan
33
3,300
•
D«1
A
Mines
40
preferred—
Writing Paper
Amurex
39
~8%
1%
1,000
39
Co
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap
Corp
of
American Thread
Anchor
——•
—<
Qas
American Petrofina
American
Feb
86
Jun
77
1,260
82
80
1
1
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
1
Can Northwest
Oils Ltd
.
Week's
of Prices
Low
13
•
Marconi
Canadian
.
47%
.100
Corp—
Co
Par
173/4 Aug
Jan
_20
$3.75 preferred
American Beverage
Book
Jun
3% Jan
Aluminum Co of America—
American
Aug
n%
Allied Control Co Inc
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Canadian Javelin Ltd
4%
Alleghany Cort> warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Pictures Corp—
5 Ya%
convertible preferred-
Friday
ENDED SEPTEMBER 4
STOCKS
1
High
Low
High
8%
Allied Artists
Allied Paper
Alseo Inc—
14%
14%
J as
Engineering Co.
Range Since J*n.
Shares
of (Prices
Sale Fries
Par
FOR WEEK
for Week
Range
Last
RANGE
Sales
Week's
FrWay
STOCKS
.
Jan
% Sep
E
60 V4 Mar
4%
38
Jan
May
1
Eastern
Malleable
25
Iron
Eastern States Corp
1
common
103/4 Mar
$7
preferred series A
Feb
$6
preferred
5
38
Mar
5% May
33 Va Apr
Edo
series
B
Corporation class A
Elder
Mines
Name
.
41%
43
750
Jan
51
Feb
47
July
14%
13 Va
14%
2,800
Jan
189 Va
Feb
160
—*
—•
1
30%
175
Jan
177
Feb
12%
Jun
18% Mar
Ltd—
changed
to
6,200
Jan
2%
Jun
-
Number 5879
190
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(999)
35
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Electric
Bond
Electrographic
Electronics
Corp
El-Tronics
$2
convertibe
11%
—i
10c
preferred
-
1
—
$2
shs
beneficial
of
Firth
int
General
A
Class
Co
American
Fox
Head
Fresnillo
Fuller
Mar
12% July
11% Mar
Jan
11%
23 %
25
.3,600
11
%
Jan
25
*
5,600
12%
Jan
5,400
50%
Jan
15%
14%
15%
2,700
••
a/4
%.
%
8,300
4%
5
21,400
6%
6%
6%
14,500
6^
5%
6%
4,600
10c
12%
13%
24,200
11%
Aug
Investors
Royalty..
Fireman
Ironrlte
Inc
141/2
2%
Class A
18%
29%
1%
10c.
—_—...
Glass
Feb
700
2%
1,000
19%
1,200
Feb
Feb
24
7
Jan
22%
8%
Jun
12 Ve
Apr
Apr
6 Va
6%
2,400
29%
6,600
1%
27
5,800
Jan
3% Mar
76
18%
1%
1
5%
5%
5%
_10c
7%
7%
8%
1,300
2
2
2ft
17,000
Co
Inc
15o
Aug
14%
Jan
82
Apr
27% May
2%
5%
Jun
14
Mar
Feb
7
29%
1%
Jan
Sep
3% Mar
7,600
3%
Jan
5%
Sep
7%
Aug
15%
Jan
2
Jan
3% Mar
K
July
27% Jan
% May
4% Sep
5% July
30
11*6
Jan
May
Jan
Industries
pfd—100
Katz Drug Company
4%
Feb
Kaweckl Chemical Co
Jan
Kawneer
9%
Feb
Kidde
16%
18%
22,000
4'%
4%
21,600
4
50
94
95
25c
95
28%
95
1
8
Co
16%
50c
(D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
7%
Sep
4
Corp
Kaltman
30
600
& Co
Company
1,350
2,300
40%
41
5
17 %i
17
18
-2.50
10c
(Del)
(Walter)
17%
17%
17%
200
12% Mar
July
20 %
Jun
8
Jan
Aug
28% Jan
101
Mar
Jan
30
12% Jan
14% Jan
36%
Jan
46%
Apr
18% July
22 % May
3%
Feb
9%
Jan
2%
1,200
Jan
14% July
12% Mar
Kin-Ark
8%
Kingsford Company
1.25
1%
2 Va
17,600
1%
Jan
3% Mar
100
11%
Jan
14% July
1
20c
~2%
2%
2%
1,700
1%
Jan
4%
Feb
20
Kingston Products
Kir by Petroleum Co
3'/a
3 Va
3Va
4%
1
1
ft
ft
Jan
Feb
19%
19%
20%
20
20
100
17
Jan
23%
21
21
200
20
July
23%
t
6,300
11%
Jan
*
182%
200
111%
Jan
200%
Jun
Klein
114%
1%"
;
41/2
Jan
201
Jun
Kleinert
11%
27,800
Oil
Apr
Minerals
(S)
CoiQ Ltd
Stores Inc
Dept
1%
Jan
13% July
(I B)
1%
800
'4%
4%
2,900
4 Va
July
43%
1,200
34%
Jan
48
Jan
38%
5
Aug
July
.48
May
107
Jan
Lake
Feb
Lakey
Foundry
8% Mar
Lamb
5
1
Industries
1% Aug
3
5%
Mar
Jan
Kobacker
2
1%
5
Rubber Co
Hotels Corp
Corp class A
Knox
41%
1
6%
1
Industries
10%
10 %
_1.25
Co
10%
11,400
16%
34% Apr
Jan
45%
Corp—
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Knott
Company
Jun
--
—1
Oil
Aug
Mar
32%
2,000
18
17%
10
2%
12%
29
12,400
180 ;
_£l
*.
9%
19%
-
reg
15%
9%
600
1,500
9%
•
'
17%
16%
1
_
Israel-American
.
17%
pfd—100
1
Manufacturing
Irving Air Chute
Kirkland
Co
36
147% Mar
13%
9%.
13%
•
Ltd—
1,400
31%
33%
9% Mar
Jun
27% July
205
'■? July
5%
13%
30%
34
High
Jan
117
14%/15%
9%
1
1
14
13
30%
3%
Jan
14
Sep
138% 144%
4%'
;
dep rets ord
(The)
13
Jun
Company
Jetronic
23%
—2.50
—
Inc
Brewing
(Geo A)
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
9% Mar
14%
1
voting
Ford Motor
60% Mar
Jun
113 %
•
5
Jan
7
1,700
10c
Aug
Iron
6,100
132 %
33%c
6% July
10% July
9%
Oil
Low
8%
1
Resistance Co
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiih
7%
130
Products
International
Jan
1
non-voting
B
International
104
Low
Shares
130%
Ltd
Co
Intex
A
Canada—
of
Petroleum
for Week
1
12% July
6 Va Mar
50
11:
142
1
Corp
Inc
Holdings
International
Sales
Range
5
Ltd—
International
33% May
94% Aug
9% May
15,900
is
19
'
America
Inc
Kaiser
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Motor
300
A
%
19
11%
1
:
Corp
(M H) Co
Class
%
__
300
1,000
8
25o
Sterling
Ford
10%
1
Inc
Flshman
3%
<
North
of
2% Mar
Jan
40 %
3,200
10%
.—30
Petroleum
Financial
19
950
7
40
26% July
16% Mar
Jan
18,000
42%
-
6%
7%
1
preferred
Filmways
1
4
•
Sep
8% Aug
Sugar Associates—
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Felmont
Co
Week's
of Prices
8
25c
Inc
International Breweries
Jeannette
Instrument
&
Insurance
..
class A
& Co
Camera
Common
May
1,900
10%
1
Fajardo Eastern
21
7,300
10 %
10
_
(Max)
Fairchild
Jan
1,300
10%
25c
-
14%
20%
26k,000
10%
1
or
400
2,400
1%
1
$1
Plywood Co
12
3%-
Par
Industrial
96
•
Last
Sale Price
High
Apr
29
41
6%
Friday
38
10%
41V*
-
4
American Stock Exchange
Sep
9'%
1%
3%
-
SEPTEMBER
ENDED
25%
28 %
10
-
56,000
96
F"
Corp
Factor
8%
-1
pfd
6% cum 1st preferred
Ero Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line-
Fabrex
21%
1%
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common——1
;Vv
20%
20 %•
28%
WEEK
STOCKS
Low
28 %
8%
?c
20c
100
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
High
x25%
20%
1
America
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp__
Equity Corp common
Shares
19 %
1
—.
Inc
of
26%
1
Corp
Communications
Electronic
RANGE
for Week
Low
5
Share
&
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
7.50
Stores—
33%c
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
—
3,000
July
2
3
May
11,100
Va
14%
Jan
7%
13%
13%
13%
400
2%
2%
2%
2,800
8
8
—
U
Jun
3,600
100
Jan
12%
Feb
2% Aug
6
Jan
20% July
Apr
Apr
15% Aug
14% Mar
3% Mar
12
Mar
9
Mar
G
Gatlneau
5%
Power
Co
common
•
preferred
Gellman
General
convertible
Development
Electric
Corp
dep rets ord reg
Stores
—
„
Co
Globe
Union
Gobel
(Adolf)
Seal
Gold
Products
Great Lakes Oil
&
91%
93%
150
8%
9%
Producers
6%
preferred series A
Hydraulics
Freehold Leases;
Guild
Company
Stores Products——
Company Inc
Gulf Statfes
Gulf
81
Land
Western
Apr
97
9% May
&
B
Hall
2,100
1%
>■
2%
13,900
Jan
4
5% Mar
1
Harmon-Kardon
Harnischfeger
Hartfleld
1,200
18%
600
29%
1%
Apr
24
Jun
13%
500
7%
10%
Jan
2%
8,900
2 Va
1%
7,900
1%
7,800
35%
6 Vo
300
2
Jan
Electric
Hartford
Light
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana Lithographing Co—
Hazel
Bishop Inc
Hazeltine
,
100
2%
14,900
100
Rubenstein
Helena
Heli-Coll
4%
Inc.:
•
pfd
—
Products Inc
Radio & Electronics—
Galion
Herold
Aircraft
Hoe
& Co Inc
(R)
Class
Industries
Hofmann
Inc
8%
18% May
13% Apr
Jan
Gold
Holly Corporation.:
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Hollinger
Holt
Oil
Class
Hormel
Horn
Co
&
Co
Ltd
5%
Jun
3%
Jan
Jan
5%
& Co
700
4
500
4 %
1,200
325
1%
9,600
1
14%
14%
14%
300
1.30c
50%
50%
51%
11,900
2.50
30%
30%
31%
750
13
12%
13%
13%
23%
23%
2
Lock & Manufacturing Co
Hydrometals Inc.—
>
Hygrade Food Products
2%
Feb
8
Publications Inc
July
49%
12%
Jan
30
Jan
14,200
19%
Jan
76
Aug
270
94%
Jan
100
Mar
Jun
75
Jan
~5%
3,100
4%
Jan
7,400
5%
Jan
1,900
8%
Jan
5
4%
18,300
3%'
8%
-
2%-.
2%
!%•
1%
3%
6%
Jun
Jan
13%
Jun
2%
Jan
7% July
Jan
2%
Sep
3%
12,600
.
-
400
12% May
18% July
Jan
7%
,1,200
6% Mar
6%
9,300
33%
•
Jun
1%
11% July
1,600
2%
31%
1%.
200
8%\
15
14%
31%
Jan
18% Mar
4% Apr
Apr
15% Aug
10%
3% May
36% Mar
1%
Jan
2 Va
Apr
3
Jan
4%
Apr
43
Mangel
International
Communication
Industries
(J
Mays
McKee
Feb
54
Jun
Johnson
Mead
Menasco
Inc
Co
&
Hardware
For
Corp
-50c
footnotes
Inc
see
page
1
6%
Hon#
Midland Oil Corp
$1 conv
Mid-West Abrasive
Miller
Wohl
Co
99
62%
-
7%
14%
14%
26
25%
8
-
38%
97% July
10% Mar
102%
10
2,200
300
66%
4,500
7
Jan
Apr
68%
Jan
10%
Jun
20 Va Mar
35% May
Jan
1
15%
5,600
10 Va
Apr
Feb
27
1,500
22 Va
Jan
5%
47?
6
47%
20,000
200
4%
42
Apr
Jun
38%
40 %
8,200
38%
13%
13%
100
13%
8%
8%
300
7%
Jan
80%
8IV4
90
79%
Jun
Sep
Apr
6
53%
48
Aug
4%
.
4%
14%
4%
15
1,300
2,500
3%
14
Jan
Jan
2,600
8%
Jan
18% Mar
800
18% Feb
64
600
51
31
Aug
69% July
82 Va Aug
75
Jan
54% Feb '
78%
75
6%
6%
-
4,700
6%
7,700
6
Feb
1,100
12
Jan
18 % Mar
lft Jan
US Mar
17% xl8
1%
1ft
5,300
12%
12%
12%
600
14%
14%
15%
1,700
18
17%
18%
1,300
23%
23%
23%
400
7%
700
8%
Jun
Industries
Monongaliela Power Co—
4.40%
preferred
1
10®
preferred series B—
100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——
5,900
41/4
800
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jun
31
8%
19%
29
Mar
200
36
10%
8
97
4%
Jan
18% Mar
38
25
8
15
Jan
400
34%
3% May
Jan
50
14%
4
Feb
5%
7%
37%
8%
59 %
34%
7%
100% 100%
34%
Apr
6% Aug
13% Jan
23% Jan '
37%
50
-
Monogram Precision
13% Jan
Jun
Feb
8
Sep
4% Aug
16% Mar
104% May
39
Jun
20%
Jan
4% July
n
it
1%
Jan
40 Va
40 Va
37
Jan
52%
Apr
29 V*
41%
30%
5,700
29%
2,400
21
Jan
41 Va
Jan
9%
8%
9%
11,600
8% Aug
60
83% Aug
87
86
1
5,000
88
it Jan
88
4.80%
86
July
July
13% July
90 V2
Jan
97% Mar
92
Apr
-
Chemical
Montrose
—1
Co
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products com
1
6%
preferred
cumulative
Mt Diablo Company
Mount
Mountain
Muntz
Tel
States
Muter
TV
4
*
Mills
Vernon
Inc
& Tel.,
2.50
10"
70
X147% 150
12%
13%
48
13
48
7,600
200
3VB
3
Va
200
171
"4%
~5
700
17
"4%
18
1,000
170
175%
450
2%
2%
5,000
22%
23 Vb
1,300
31%
33
-
—#
Co
Co
2.50
10
50c
143% Jun
Jan
20% Jan
Jan
50% Feb
32
14%
"7%
2% Feb
4% Mar
Apr
4Vb
4%
Jan
7%
16% Jan
247/a
138
1%
22
Jan
Jan
Jun
14%
2,000
28% Jan
7% Jan
OO
~7% ! £
3,600
31% Jan
0% Jan
X14%
000
N
Nachman
8
Corp
1
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating 8s
Napco
3
Milling Co
National
Bellas
Hess
Brewing Co
Electric
National
Mfg
Jan
(Mich)
Weld
Machines
1
1
5
1
Stores
—--1
Petroleum Ltd
25c
2
1
10
50c
&
Industries Inc
National
Presto
Feb
National
Research
Feb
National
Rubber
Feb
National
Starch
National Telefilm
National
1
Corp
Machinery
&
Chemical
Transit
Associates
Co
-*
10c
*
157% Mar
12%
44
3%
—
2%
Inc
Company
National
Apr
9%
29%
pfd
:
Warrants
Aug
7% May
9%
28%
2%
100
Mirro Aluminum Company
10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"—.—
Mohawk Airlines Inc
—1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp of America
1
8ft
23%
Jan
14%
preferred
Light 5%
Minnesota Pwr 81
14%
90
Jan
10%
Mining Corp of Canada
Feb
13% Mar
91
iJuly
55
300
138
11%
15,000
5
common
convertible
4%%
Muskogee
Jun
37% May
17% Jun
4,100
14%
-50c
Piping Co
Midwest
Feb
Sep
6% July
5ft Mar
22%
13%
2%
50c
53% May
34
Feb
20%
1
preferred—*
—
57%
125
24% Mar
28%
22% May
14%
1
Corp
Feb
11%
Aug
10
preferred
Mlcromatic
Aug
-
Jun
16%
Jan
66
110
Jun
23%
8,900
2% May
12% May
10% Jan
39
1,000
21
8,600
18
4,200
Mar
Sep
800
26%
16%
3
28
11 %
23%
25%
Apr
Apr
118
19 V2 Mar
Jun
200
99
Sep
29%
1,300
86% -87%*
57
62%
Jan
9V4
2Vb
Sep
%
600
25%
58
11%
1%
8,300
18 %
39
'
20,000
1%
9%
34% July
37%
35%
1%
1%
21% Jan
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
:
1%
9%
22%
6,900
Jan
-129
•
3,800
Jan
34%
'
2,200
21%
125
1%
37%
21%
14 Vb
Aug
July
21
National Steel Car Ltd
Enterprises
30
23%
•
Industrial
14%
Jan
35%
Jun
.
Jan
15V4
23%
Sep
81%
10%
7,500
20
National
.100
200
25'A
35%
Jan
Electronic
13%
20
National
Industrial
July
23%
14
38 % *
15 %
1
1
15
._£1
Apr
1
29%
46%
Ltd,
Co
3,200
—5
11 Va
17%
1
1
National Casket Company
•
2,200
5
Iron
3,400
-10
Jan
34
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
3,300
.*
62 % Mar
Jun
Metal & Thermit Corp
14%
5%
Mar
20
49%
26%
1
Mfg Co—,—
16
Imperial Chemical Industries—
._£1
3% Mar
13% July
27% Jan
£1
& Co
46%
35
Jan
Jan
40
Marine
Inc
W)
(A G)
14
58
1%
Apr
21
15
128%
1 Va
——
7
Ltd
Co
42
-
12%
20
2.50
warrants
Co
45%
__
July
33
1
15%
-•
lc
10c
50c
Stores
-14%•
1
warrants
Voting trust certificates
Mages Sporting Goods..
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co—
Jan
.
98
8%
5
5
9% May
33
17%
6
——_2.50
6% Mar
24% Aug
8 % May
600
•
x
4,500
3%
1
:.
74% Mar
,
1,600
17
—100
Co
Motors
(Harvey) Inc
Humble Oil & Refining
9% May
9%
3%
*
Jun
May
11% Mar
28%
400
•
%
'8
32
Jan
M
Macfadden
34
1.% May
3% Jan
1,600
—15
—
common
Jun
1%
7%
"
10%
10
Hubbell
Hurd
64%
10,000
68
13%
-—-*
Bearing Co
Hardart
Electric
Jan
10,200
4%
Jan
8%
9%
*
A
preferred
Howell
29 %
1,000
13%
—-1
class
1
(Geo A)
&
6%
1,100
10 y4
5
.
& Hardart Baking Co
Horn
1,400
13%
—60c
I
*
B
Ball &
Hoover
Mines
Consol
(Henry)
Home
26%
1%
Mesabl
Jan
31/4
25c
31% May
14%
24 Vb
1%
63
9%
~4%
8%
Jun
Jan
12%
24%
9%
7%
96
15
12,900
7% Aug
25 V* Jan
64
173/4
1
7% Aug
Jan
28%
Feb
1
.
Jan
6%
•
Feb
71
2.50
Corp
4%
150
1
3
20%
10
common
900
7 Vb
3
22 % July
23
1
International
100
6%
Maule
13%
Jan
1% May
10% Jan
Jan
1,550
A
Hoffman
35%
6%
7
—
Apr
Jan
18%
9
47/8
—
•
Jan
48%
Corp
34%
6%
1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Mar
70%; 75%
preferred
convertible
5%
Hlller
17% July
Martin
3
46
1
25c
Jun
13%
Jan
18%
96
25c
10%
Jan
13%
72
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
14 % Mar
4,400
Feb
26
800
46%
Higbie
Jan
14%
5%
31%
27%
434
4%
14%
14%
100
Magellan Petroleum Corp—
9,800
J
5%%
81 Co
preferred
Hercules
17,900
—100
—100
—10c
Corp
(WE)
Heller
3%
1%
9
28,900
13%
Jun
15%"
.4
27%-
11,500
7%
Marconi
22%
7
>
10%
6%
Feb
2%
1,000
5
1%
Jan
5
14%
6%
10
1
Jun
14
14%
8%
Aug
5% July
11%
67%
4
—*
—25c
Corp
Mining Co
Hecla
i
2
10c
-10c
—
19 %
3%
Jan
10%
—
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new
7,400
10%
.'9%
5%
9 Va
5
Apr
6,500
22%
<
3%
67%
—-1
Aug
13% Mar
56%
30
•—.25
Harvard Instruments Ine
-9%
1
Jan
3% May
2% Feb
Jun
1'5%
7
Aug
9% Jun
Jan
5
20%'
6%
9%
8%
8%
——
Jan
2%
10
10
800
5
5
Mack Trucks Inc
35% May
14 Va July
16% Mar
Feb
2,100
11%
'.—i-1
8%
Chain
Jan
11%
25c
Inc
Corp
Stores Inc—
July'
600
4
Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Mar
11% Mar
May
54%
22%
•
35 Va
Lynch Corp
"
2%.
3%
Jan
Jan
3%
1
Jan
1%
51
22%
19%
25%
of N Y com
preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
15
24%
—
15% Aug
400
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
"7%
2
1
;
700
30%
Inc—;
(R G)
Apr
12%
.6
—10c
Co—
Corp
Plywood
16%
30
cumulative
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp
Corporation
Lamp
Harbor
15%
30%
3
13%
1%
6 %
.
32%
10
16%
Inc
Jan
Jan
10%
50c
5
15%
Jun
13
2
8% Mar
25c
Jan
19%
32%
5
6% Aug
Corp
8%
H
H
Tourneau
5,0
Steel
27%
19%
2%
1,700
&
Jan
20
•
6%
Liberty Fabrics
Lodge
Jun
1
2%
6%
50c
Locke
20%
6 %
10%
6%
University.
Feb
14%
32%
1
Le
6Ve May
Inc
Jan
300
1
Industries
&
6%
102
Sep
1,000
19%
10c
Corp—
July
91%
Jan
45% July
13% Mar
2,000
1
9c
Films
6%
Jan
2%
30
—50c
Griesedleck
Grocery
10%
25%
e'/a
common—60c
Gridoil
100
27% Mar
Aug
16
2%
ls/8
Western
11%
Jan
3% July
Jan
com
new
11%
52%
Great
18%
29
15%
1
Co
27,100
.
1
Financial
Greer
7,700
25
10c
Chemical Co__
Western
Extension
Salle
Lear
Jun
4%
.
Inc
Refineries
%
11%
5ft Aug
11%
Co
Industries
Leonard
1,900
1
Great
Lanston
Apr
11%
__
—5
.—
Apr
19%
10%
—
4
Grand-Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great Amer Industries Inc
23%
700
2,800
3
Jan
8,000
__
16%
Co
Sep
95
1
Mines
Manufacturing
Gorham Manufacturing
16%
8%
"5%
of Delaware
Sessions
17%
8%
1
10c
Corp cl A
Consolidated
Goldfield
&
Realty
14,100
3
Goodman
Lamson
Lefcourt
4%
1
—i.
Corp
Aug
Feb
37%
*
1
Inc
Lamson
38 %
7%
~5%
10
Ltd—
Corp
37
35 %
91
-*
Inc
Co
Aug
Jan
Jan
7%
"5%
1
A
July
11
1
Glenmore Distilleries class B
8%
20%
5%
1
75 pesos
1
Inc
S
Mines
3,100
21 VB
4
Shores
28
•
———
Jan
4% July
Apparel
Consolidada
2,400
19%
19%
4 Va
1
Co
4%
La
La
29
35 %
•
—
28,400
1%
Aug
4% Mar
28%
19%
1
preferred
(AC)
75
18 VB
18%
_l
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gilchrist
8,600
2%
L'Alglon
■
\
28%
w
50c
Corporation
Corp
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Gilbert
7,800
7%
32
16%
•
Transistor
$4.60
'■
100
4%
6%
32
17
£1
Fireproofing
General
3%
7
32
1
3
Ltd—
Co
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp
General
3%
l
25
preferred
General
American
3
_1
General
General
104
1
Builders Corp common—
General
5%
100
Mfg Co
Alloys Co
11%
~7%
7
Apt
Jun
Aug
2% Mar
287/b
Jan
37% Mar
16
36%
12
July
Apr
May
8'A
900
10%
Jun
12% May
6,600
3%
3,300
12%
5
Jan
Jun
7V2 July
5%
5%
6 %
6%
6%
3,600
4%
Jun
8
9%
20,200
414
Jan
2%
2%
200
2%
Sep
21%
400
16
13V2
800
2%
11%
35,900
8%
180
Jun
8%
Sep
8%
Feb
10%
Aug
3V2 Mar
23% May
21
13
2%
2ft
IIV2
11%
30
July
Jan
27
July
12% July
18
Jan
2ft Sep
4}g Mar
13 V4 Mar
400
10%
Jan
8,900
21
23
15%
Jan
39% May
25%
21 Va
25%
200
17
Jan
29% July
1,500
May
17
Jan
7% Apr
39% July
19% Feb
10% Feb
200
3% May
33
33
33 Va
200
17 Va
11 Va
17%
2,650
9%
9%
9%-
3%
3%
31
5
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Union
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England
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New
Electric
Co
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&
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Chem
&
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Mexico
&
New
Pacific
New
Park
Process
New
Arizona
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&
27%
16%
16l/s
%
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•
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Rosario—3.33%
23%
32%
28%
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10
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Mines
85%
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3% Aug
21S Jun
6% Sep
5% Mar
4% Feb
8% Mar
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2% Mar
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5,000
14% Feb
800
6% Aug
8% Feb
1%
1,700
35
267
1,400
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3%
5,400
6%
3,900
87
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180
Jan
Apr
1^
1
14
12
22,000
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10,500
2%
2%
1%
4%
Jun
May
May
1% Jan
11
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Jan
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300
4%
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3,400
40 %
Ma?
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Tulv
Jan
21
Silver-Miller Mines
Silvray
Lighting
P
Clay
^
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—
4 80%
redeemable
4.50%
redeemable
4 36%
redeemable
ft
dividend
preferred
200
24%
Apr
2,400
24%
Jun
24%
1 000
24 %
24
900
21%
22%
800
26% May
Jan
Jan
Jun
23%
21'%
21%
300
20%
Jun
23
Jan
•
88%
91
360
85
Jun
95% Mar
94%
129
•
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91% Mar
83
Jun
90
Jun
100
Feb
480
124
Jun
143%
84%
Jun
90% Mar
5%
9'%
5,500
3%
Jan
22,600
13%
Jun
3,700
8%
Jun
6% Apr
19% Jan
13% Apr
50
10
100%
99
225
102
Jan
99
2%
2%
3
22,400
1%
1%
1%
10,100
o
7%
8%
2,700
Parker Pen Co class
A
Class B
17
171/4
300
14%
Jan
Parkersburg-Aetna
17
17
100
14
Feb
~~
Corp
14% May
Patlno of Canada
5% Jan
14% May
9
Jan
9% Mar
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Pep Boys (The)
o~50
PJ®5C® Industries
200
6%
Jan
60%
Jan
35%
34%
1%
*"
12%
13%
3,800
89vb
89%
550
83%
13%
14%
7,600
6 %
6%
2,900
7
8%
6,200
14%
15%
4,500
10%
3,100
'
Co
•
A
Prairie Oil Royalties
Pratt & Lambert Co
East
8%
2%
17%
Ltd
Southern
Southern
—
California
20e
Materials
Southern
Pipe
8
600
5
9%
103/8
3%
3%
Jan
July
14%
Feb.
Jan
10 %
Apr
4,400
9% Aug
14 3A
4%
4,800
2%
Jan
3%
400
1%
Jan
.
Apr
6% Mar
5%
Apr
7%
Jan
Vi
3,900
4]'a
Sep
14%
15%
8,800
13%
Jin
20 % May
x21 %
223/4
2,600
19% July
24% July
1% Mar
4
15
22%
4
%
11,800
IS
-12%
27%
9%
fa Jan
300
123/4
25%
10%
'
12
Feb
9
Jan
6%
7%
7%
2,900
3%
3%
1,400
33/8
1,600
192 %
Feb
Jan
223
91
90
48
250
Jan
99 3A Mar
Mar
29
Feb
54
29% Aug
600
19%
10,300
3/a
33%
Sep
Sep
36%
10,700
%
Jan
43/4 Mar
Jun
75
-
50
50%
28%
—
91
50%
Feb
Apr
36%
30% July
223
.
8% Mar
Jan
229%
,
18%
54
Feb
35
6,700
15% July
43% Mar
Mar
14%
1,800
36
Aug
46
32 s/8
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jan
44
32%
36%
25
5%
6%
5,000
2%
Jan
6%
2%
43,700
1%
Jan
4% Mar
%
-g
34
36%
32,4
13,500
fa Jun
5%
1,600
43A May
•
10,900
7%
U
37
150
38
38
200
134
134
100
36%
36%
Jan
Mar
a'rt J
42
Aug
41% Aug
Jan
187
May,
45% May.
-•6,000
53%
52
52%
«.AJ LLtiAJj.
Jan
35
333/8
125
Jan
6%
13
7'A. Sep
a
134
Jan
Aug,
Jan
j-
y 59% Aug
Jan
Jan
13
5%
6%
4,000
5 3/a
Jan
103/4 Mar
5%
5%
2,200
3
Jan
6 % -July
413A
Jan
11%
8%
11%
12%
9,100
9%
Feb
47% July
17% Mar
x8%
3%
1,300
7% May
21%
22%
33%
33% -3-4
5%
5%
5%
800
5%
4
—
9% Mar
400
20%
Jan
253/a Mar
3,600
33 %
Aug
38
Southland
100
61%
Jan
900
15%
Jan
83
Jan
28 A Aug
19%
1,000
17
1,500
10%
2,900
5%
14%
10%
10
Sep
Jan
Jan
Aug
8}£Mar
21
Mar
17% Aug
11% Jan
83
25
83
Sep
90
Jan
33 %
35
700
33%
Feb
25%
25
26%
900
18%
Jan
44
Feb
26% July
g2%
51
63
4,900
46%
Jan,
90
May
Q
3Va
3%
4,400
23%
Jun
28%
2o7/„
28%
29%
1,300
27%
Aug
39% Mar
19%
Jun
Jan
2% Aug
8
26
Feb
Jun
25 7/8
Apr
54
100
53
Aug
57% Mar
200
46
Jun
53% Mar
203/b
Jun
23 Vs
100
203/a
Jun
22%
Feb
21
21
300
193/4 May
22
Apr
Corp__2
4
49%
—
__
—
4%
G0C
33/4
Aug
57/a
Jan
15%
4,300
11%
Jan
17%
Aug
8%
1,200
6% July
74% Jun
103A
Jan
8%
5
75%
75 %
77%
900
3%
3%
3%
4,600
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
14%
14%
14%
1,600
11%
Jan
16%
Apr
11%
10%
11%
30,000
9%
Feb
15 Vb
Jun
6%
7%
500
4%
Jan
14%
7
•
Inc
-
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1,60 convertible preferred
Standard
Financial
Standard
Standard
Oil
Standard
Products
1
1
18%
B
Corp
Mines
Ltd
(J
Stlnnes
(Hugo)
B)
21% July
72
12%
Feb
16%
700
23%
1,100
1,100
4%
Feb
22 % May
July
17% July
24% Aug
6
July
4%
4%
10%
10%
11%
1,000
7
Jan
14%
13%
13%
13%
300
11
Jun
18
%
7,900
%
3%
3%
2,800
300
3/a May
3% Aug
11%
Aug
5% Feb
Jun
May
2Va
Jan
5% Mar
15% Mar
11%
11%
26%
26%
29
3,700
23
Jan
43
•
85
83%
85
800
71
Jan
94 % July
5
9
J%
9
1,500
6
Jan
10
14 % Mar
Mar
Mar
•
22%
22%
23%
1,100
Jan
26% July
8
;
21'A
21%
22%
800
17%
Feb
25
13%
18%
100
1534
Jan
3%
3%
15,800
3
Jan
200
20
Jan
1
(Del)
10c
3%
21
*21
Co
CorpZ_ZZ.ZZZZZZZZZZZs
Container
Jan
Jan
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Stetson
16%
64'A
16'/a
50c
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
;
Sterling Precision Corp
Jun
200
600
25c
Inc
Co
9%
19%
23%
10c
Canada
&
8 % Mar
Jan
66
16%
1
Corp common
preferred
Enterprises Inc
(A)
5,200
28
23%
10c
convertible
Stein
9%
Jan
Aug
Sep
13%
1
Co
25%
1
1
Uranium
100
93/a
21% Mar
1
Standard
(The)
2,900
Jan
84
65%
10
Co
class
14%
25%
9
9%
1
Corp
Forgings Corp
(Ky)
13%
13%
25%
13%
20
Standard Shares Inc
Standard-Thomson
Corp
5gc
Jan
14%
1
Stanrock
.
2
...
Starrett
Feb
Jun
23
1,500
Stahl-Meyer
Stanley Aviation
60
24%
300
21%
25
25
21
15%
July
18%
Sep
5% Mar
24%
Apr
46
Aug
263A Aug
Jun
3,800
303A
Jim
26%
200
21%
1
....
45%
26
40
39%
40%
900
33 y8
Apr
Jari
42%
•
& Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co
41%
1
Corp
Stop
14%
14%
May
16%
Feb
2% July
33/4 Jun
4 3/a
Apr
5%
Jan
43
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
143/4
1.600
;_l
Stylon Corporation
3
3
3%
7,900
1
4
4
4%
6,500
1
3
3
3'/a
5,100
3
July
4% Mar
6"%
6%
7
1,900
6% Jan
9% Mar
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
g i/4
53% July
1,500
23%
54
25
..25
Spencer Shoe Corp..
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
418 Apr
10,400
f
57
24%
23'A
50%
Co
2'% July
6 %
110
56%
24%
—
24%
23%
I0c
Royalty
2,400
68%
—
1
of
27%
25
21%
Spear & Company
Tube
Feb
21
Inc
Co
Steel
35
j
15,100
63/4
21%
Line
400
65%
5
Quebec Lithium Corp
9%
25
Petroleum
Instruments
Timber.:;:::;!!
&
8%
7%
25
cumulative preferred
cumrilative preferred
Stone
_
Pu,«etMsound puip
Co
Pyle-National
7%
3%
.25
4.24%
4.08%
Statham
10
•
100
Jan
10%
t
3%
•
convertible preference—
cumulative preferred
Statecourt
16%
Public
5%
4%
convertible preference
13% Jan
72 A Mar
200
19%
/a
3,700
4%
preferred...
21% May
2,700
83
\
'
Jan
2Va
5%
5%
1
Service of Colorado—
4%%
cumulative preferred.
Puerto Rico Telephone
Co.
Feb
Jan
Feb
May
Apr
Mar
Aug
Aug
67
Jan
4 A Jan
10% Jan
5% Aug
32
Sep
Mar
July
68%
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The)
Company
Providence Gas
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
26%
•
Ltd
Aug
8% Mar
6V4
Edison—
10% Jun
62% Aug
17%
2%
0%
1% Aug
518
7%
preferred
lii May
14
Jan
Publications—
Jan
16% Aug
11-
x65
65
1
Mines
100
1,500
11
.—
Dome
11,500
2%
16%
2 50
_
9%
42
42
2%
_•
Prentice-Hall Inc
Preston
9
!'/„
...ZZZ'.ZZl
(Del)
14%
_
1
Canada...!
of
Feb
12%
89%
2,900
43
6%
7ia
t
75%
35%
1%
50 %
7 A
8%
19%
14%
15 A
98%
14/a
9 4
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
387/«
387/
S
Erie
Corp class A
PowdreU & Alexander Inc
Corp
22%
9,900
"go
~fi
f
Polymer
Power
3,000
1%
1n„
JL
(Del)~-ZZZ
class
351/2
1%
23%
5%
4%
12%
9%
9%
10 pesos
Inc
Products
Jun
Jan
1,500
iVff
Sep
5%
1
4.32%
4.48%
17% Aug
7% May
8%
PnlumaufscS & P°'yi^7V aTT-lOc
Poloron
4%
7%
200
65%
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh Railways
200
600
8
7%
_
Corp
4%
64%
'8%
20
Inc
l L°nR Co_____ Co
Dlst Tel
Aircraft
8%
1
Screw
Steel
Jun
Sep
1% Aug
4% Jan
65
Co (Mass)
Phtii ps S,0i,s & MlneraFs"
Phi
Electronics
Piaseckl
2,100
30
2%
2 50
Petfptr^iMiantifactlirlne
Perfect Circle
Corp
Phoenix
8
?
10%
3,000
10%
4%
10
10%
1
Penn
ln
Phililps
9%
10
1
Peninsular Metal Products
Ph
17
2
"
_
32%
Jan
25c
cumulative
4.78%
4.56%
17% Aug
Jan
"""
31%
May
7%
5,000 Ir
5% original preferred..
4.88% cumulative preferred
37% Mar
5% Jan
2% Jan
18
Feb
,,3/j
2 Bol
"vtc
(C A)
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer
shares__i Bol
Park Chemical
Company
1
1 %
2%
Ltd
California
Southern
Mar
•
Pancoastal Petroleum
%
500
800
Jan
14%
87
5
13 %
n,?
pfb1„fihpoweralight ^ m~3ssPage-Hersey Tubes
% 130%
87
1?%
1
Warrants
87%
97
80
270
86%
94%
•
Airlines
Petroleums
20%
26 %
24%
24»/4
21 %
ZZZZT*
preferred
Northern
26
26%
24%
23%
25
conv dividwid preferred
$4.36
Jun
900
Jan
Jan
preferred.
preferred
Pac fic
22%
27%
,
~25
1st
1st
Pacific
Sep
27'%
lit preferredZZZw
!J« LArhting $4.t>!) preferred
fit dividend preferred
dividend
Jan
Jan
2 400
24%
1st preferred
_25
redeemable 1st 17/ eferred
ZZZ25
redeemable 1st 'l,Id series A
25
5%
5^
29%
27%
26
26%
1,100
30%
24%
25 <
1
Apr
30%
30%
26,400
1A
6%
Simpson's Ltd
•
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co.
1
Singer Manufacturing Co
2C
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
_£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corpi.lOc
Slick Airways Inc
5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
•
Sonotone Corp
1
Boss Manufacturing
1
South Coast Corp
1
South Penn Oil Co
12.90
42% Mar
32
29%
30%
271/2
? eiecprj? 6% 1st pfd__Z25
5i
5%
convertible
$3
Apr
Jun
28
29%
30
jq
8%
\
Shares
Simmons-Boardnian
Pacific
"i,V
500
10c
•
Inc
American
Sirnca
23% Mar
12%
2%
Feb
Jn
1
Apr
19% Mar
Jun
6 Vb
3
£«188
Apr
July
:■
•
^uly
22
Anr
TaPn
"Sn
Jan
20
11%
6
100
Slecrial,OIB " GaS C° °'aSS A
92
14
sharM-i°»
Mfg"c<$
Opelika
in?
w
i2'Snn
'fnn
1
Jan
Mar
6'A
25
common
3 vie
90 Me
ul-
Corp
24%
35%
Aue
17%
24% Mar
1
3%
23'/a
5%
Tulv
22
100
Jun
5
•
1
4,/-
—20c
35%
o11o"b^s
okSt^oS
f/o
mono
Jun
•
Products Inc
7
Oededn"^DPetr0,Cllm Corp
4%
18%
20'A Mar
17
6
10
4% preferred —
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Shoe CorP of America
Siboney-Carihbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd
4%
300
%
—20c
—
Sherwin-Williams
o
4,400
1%
—
Shattuck Denn Minings
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman
18%
12%
12%
1
Seton Leather Co
Jan
Jan
17%
10c
1
America
Servomechanisms Incj—
High
-
163A Aug
163A May
1
3
—
Low
173/4
500
21
1
1
10c
1
•
Corp—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
1
3.50
Servo Corp of
89% Mar
66,100
(The)
Seeman Bros Inc
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B
74% May
84
10
2 Vb
2%
*
40% Feb
34% Aug
26,600
1%
lft
~A~(15eF.)™"I6o
warrants
Nuclear Corp of Amer
40% Feb
Jan
Feb
Ifff
If*
1%
1
Jau
Feb
32% Sep
29% Mar
Sep
Sep
10% Jun
71
71
—
1
Ltd
6'%
6%
71
Serv 41/4 0/0 Pld—100
Nickel
Uranium
3%
3%
3'A
1
North
34%
__
i
33
33%
Jan
Shares
r20% r20%
18%
18%
25c
25c
1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd.
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp..
Seaboard Western Airlines
Seaporcel Metals Inc.;
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums—
F®b
Sales
for Week
of Prices
17%
17%
17%
•
2.50
Salem-Brosius Inc
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd—_„16 pesos
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5% series preferred
20
4%% series preferred
20
4.40% series preferred
20
5.60% series preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
__1
3arcee Petroleums Ltd—
50c
Aug
17%
1,000
30
34
155
22
10,100
6%
%
1%
Apr
17%
25
%
1%
12%
14
i%
Jan
H Au8
1,200
34
Feb
Feb
110
3,800
1
Lites Inc
Norfolk Southern
Railway
North American Cement class
Northspan
31
l
Mines
North
.
10
Noma
OM.
50
300
27
32%
Mines Ltd
10,900
%
%
__
Jan
15% Jan
% Jun
1% Jan
1,300
11,300
34
1
„•
M
2%
%
24%
6,400
29
16%
155
154
•
Oils
Merchandise
Rim
2%
2%
1
Co
New York Auction Co
New York & Honduras
New
27 %
1%
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
4% May
23
July
203
July
5% Mar
1% Mar
30% July
22% Mar
liVMar
3% Jun
Jan
Jan
160
830
16,600
1
Ltd
13%
4,000
21
1%
__20c
Land
Oils
2%
12,200
10,700
1
1
50c
3%
192'A 195%
2%
3'%
2%
25c
Coal
New
19%
20
193
1
Co
Zinc_
New
Nickel
1
100
Tel..
&
3%
3%
30c
_
Tel
clock
Idria Min
New
Corp
^ar
b
High
Low
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
Par
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
Range
L,asi
S I U t ft a
.
Week's
Fr,d*r
WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 4
FOR
fnr Wffk
of Prices
High
Sale Price
RANGE
Sale*
Week'*
Range
Friday
.
13
Mar
R
Ramo
Investment
Rapid-American
Rath
Co
\
Corp
~
_
Raymond
International
Reading Tube Corp
$1.25
^7.
Inc
,
Arms Co
Foil
Republic
Industrial
Resistoflex
Inc.
ZZ
Corp
Grande
Valley
Vtc extended
Robinson
Gas
to Jan
1965
Inc
Amer dep rets ord
regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
Russell
Oil
Co
%
47%
1,350
12
14%
27,600
29
45%
Aug
11 Vb
Jan
7%
7,900
4,400
26 %
4%
18%
5%
20
80
80
50o
Aug
2%
Jan
8%
Aug
3Y8
Jan
1% Mar
54%
Jan
14 3/8
July
36% July
46
93/4 Mar
3%
Apr
Jan
80
12 % Mar
200
6
1
6
6
Aug
7% Aug
6%
1,900
6
Sep
5%
5%
10,600
5%
Aug
i83/4
1,600
17%
Jun
5
4%
51/,
4,300
7IJ
.
73/4
3%
gi
4,500
3%
4
4
31/2
414
Aeronautical
Co
•
Petroleum
1
4
3%
4
1
5%
5%
5%
7 % May
i8i/2
5%
Consolidated
37.
24% Aug
86% Jan
Jan
July
80
6%
Apr
Aug
13
80
6,900
53/a
43A
2,500
53/4
6%
"
•
Haynes
1,900
5%
__
50c
page
cla&s
B
A
.
20%
21%
800
3,800
3
73/4
Mar
Sep
2% : Jan
3% July
8%
Jan
6% Mar
20 3/4
Jan
7%
Jun
12%
Jan
5%
Jun
6% Jan
1,200
18 V*
Aug
273/4
Jun
2,300
1,500
3%
Sep
6%
Feb
3%
Jan
6%
Jun
8
4%
cumulative
Tampa
Electric
preferred
Co
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
Television
Jan
&
523/4
533/4
3,900
21%
21
21%
550
10%
1
Inc
com
Markets
15,900
6%
Aug
23/8
2,200
2%
Jan
3.900
9
Jan
4%
800
4
Aug
7% Mar
11%
5,900
10
Sep
173/s Mar
1%
%
13,4
2
19,900
%
%
93
•
.
27,100
125
933/4
Toledo
Shipyards
Edison
Corp
4%%
preferred
Tower
Trans
Trans
Acceptance Corp class
Industries Inc.
Cont
Cuba
Lux
Oil
Co
class
ArTI
—
1,300
22%
Sep
10c
10
23/4
1"%
Jan
11%
A
Corp
common
12%
87/s
Jan
17
Mar
11%
llS/8
1,400
10%
Aug
14
July
24%
243/4
500
24%
Sep
34%
12%
30%
293%
30%
1,000
28%
Jun
22%
21%
22%
1,100
173/4
Jan
83A
£1
5s
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co.
Jan
Feb
36
Jan
24
Aug
9"%
Jun
4% Mar
A;
600
3%
Jan
28%
29'A
600
28 %
Aug
38%
Feb
83%
85%
300
82 %
Aug
90
Apr
3%
3%
-1,400
23A
Feb
33A Aug
10%; July
4
4
83%
••
73/4
8%
1,300
63A
Jan
2%
2%
23/8
11,700
1%
Jan
%
3/8
iV
7,080
%
Jun
Iff Apr
Jan
14% Mar
8
t
•
.
.«
7
4
Mar
11%,
121/2
2,500
14%
14%
143/4
700
13%
Feb
22 y8
Apr
30%
30
30%
800
29% Jan
39%
Feb
1
10c
3% Mar
5,800
loo
Transportation Corp of America—
Class A
Feb
Feb
23%
2%
1
Jan
lft Mar
31
22%
2 3/8
1
50c
2%
Apr
97
22%
20
100
1
3% Mar
22 %
July
1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
•Trans
1% May
3/s Jan
92
1
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
9% Mar
63/a
10
25c
Inc
Roofing Inc
Todd
27% July
16%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
54 % Mar
Jan
—1
Co
Feb
Feb
16
5
Ltd
8%
41%
4%
4%
10c
preferred
18%' Aug
17 3/4 Sep
23/3
6 Vb
2%
..25c
Light $4.56 pfd
Jan
133/8
6%
14
1
Inc
Co
Park
ft
53%
1
Corp
Thriftmarket Inc
Tilo
Jan
14%
.1
Thompson-Starrett
Thorncliffe
14%
2,800
20c
Industries
Power
1,000
17%
10
Corp
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texam Oil Corporation
Texas Calgary Co
Texas
18%
17%
7
Inc
Thew Shovel
17%
17%
10
.
Inc
Teleprompter
17%
8
common
common
Taylor' International
Amer
1.25
(The F C) Company
4%
20c
100
1
Ltd
see
% July
Inc
Class
Thorofare
4%
30o
Avenue
For footnotes
Jan
123/a July
3% Mar
28%
Ryan
&
Mar
22
7%
Ryan
Ryerson
25
Aor
26%
~
July
14% Mar
Sep
18
24% July
7% Sep
900
76
Aug
21 % July
8,400
—
1.50
Inc
Royal American Corp
Fifth
Jan
26
7i/
£1
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royalite
%
45%
2fi3/I
i
__1
pfd P
(I) & Sons Inc class A
Royce Ltd—
°
Russeks
600
26% July
T
Talon
70c convertible
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Raceway
2
100
.
Aug
Co—
3
Technical Products
Roosevelt
73/4
l
Rokeach
Rolls
23,500
%
ZZZZ goc
Mining Co
1,400
8%
TZi/»
~i
ZZZ
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquldatlng distribution
Rio
20%
1%
1,1
in
i
Corp
21%
ii
Inc
Hlco Argentine
10 3/a
ifi
_
Remington
Republic
54%
200
7%
2
sq!
"
1,300
11%
19%
73a
70
21%
7q3/
j
2,000
10%
5n
22%
68%
68 Va
Zjjo
Corp~
Rels
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Poster Oil Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
21%
l
Reda Pump Co
Soundcraft
/8
__
10
common
convertible preferred
Reeves
~i
ZZZ"
Packing Co
Volume
Number
190
5879
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1001)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Sale Price
Two
from
Guys
Inc
High
22%
8,0J0
Jun
Jan
24
9%
Debt
400
231/2
Jan
28%
7 J/e
7V4
2,900
7'/8
Sep
10%
4(1
13.600
4%
Jun
7fa Jan
I
1&
1 Vs
2,200
fa
Sep
2^ Jan
%
fa
19,300
1/4
Sep
1
fa
10c
Pacific
U S
Air
Ceramic
U
S
4 3A
Foil
26%
2.300
6
1,700
10%
10
11
1,700
4% July
9% Jan
1
66 %
64%
71'A
31,000
10%
10%
300
4%
4%
800
5
5%
5,100
3 3/4
Jan
B
Reclaiming
5%
1
Co__
United Stores Corp
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated
25
25'A
_4%
50c
5
25c
133/4 Mar
Feb
40%
40%
431%
1,200
40%
Sep
53
Jan
16%
16%
181/2
32,900
151/2
Jun
20 3%
Jun
Universal Insurance
—15
Universal Marion Corp (Fla)—
14
Universal Winding Co new com
5
Utah-Idaho Sugar
5
36%
36%
36%
50
30
Jan
18
18
19
13%
Jan
36'A Aug
22% May
36%
35 %
37%
12,100
7%
7%
7%
3,600
i—1
11%
11 %
11%
1;800
6
614
5%
6%
1,200
43/4
Jan
—1
14%
14'4
15V4
15,200
6%
Feb
.1
314
Valspar Corp
,
Van Norman
__
Industries
warrants
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
&
Coke Co
Vita Food Products
Vogt Manufacturing
6%s
314
31/4
1,600
6%
4,400
334
8%
13%
Sep
19%
9V4
Jan
13% Mar
10%
10%
cumulative
Waltham
r' Webb
&
common
preferred
Precision
Wentworth
listed
on
%
1%
61,500
l'A
Jan
2% Mar
110%
680
4%
100
97
3%
1%
200
18%
*
Leaseholds Ltd
3 !'
2%
Jjil
3 "0
100
1/4
1/4
31>A
31'A
311%
28
271/4
29
Coal——
Westmoreland
Inc.—.
%
White Eagle
International Oil Co—10c
White
Mfg
Stag
Co
Sep
3%
fa Aug
%
Wilson
5%
(R
C)
Jan
1,900
12 5/s
4,500
11%
514
1,050
1,600
32 1/4
341/4
19
200
19
921/4
941/2
60
91
30
301/4
150
15
15Va
400
—1
2
4914
49
8
400
5s
£1
22%
24
1
5%
10c
8,300
Jun
21
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
263/4
Feb
July
68%
Jan
48
Last
June-Dec
1974
&
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
-June-Dec
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1 1998
series A 1970
2%s
Chemoil
Industries 6s
Chicago
Transit
debs
June-Dec
1973—\
Authority
3%s
107
108
t41'A
"
87'A
—-—Feb-Aug
'-Jan-July
1978
293/4
Aug
9%
Jan
Sep
Lackawanna
1st
>
of
N
87'A
112
47
87'A
Low
No.
Residential
6s
Builders
subord
—
84J/8
99
•101
&
1963
4s
1970
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
5'As debentures
extended to
Power
1st mortgage
mortgage 3s 1971
1st
Pennsylvania
Water
&
1963
Jan-July
April-Oct
3'As 1968
April-Oct
Power
3'As
Service
Electric
&
Gas
Co
6s
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s deb 1967
5%s
conv
subord
debs
1964
Safe
Harbor
Water
Power
May-JVoc
series
B
873/4
60
10
57
713A
84%
84%
30
80
86
1973
t40
".
85
5
79
85%
108 %\
86%
87%
2
108% 115'A
35
88
168
8I1/2
81%
17
79
85
—
—
81%
196%
1981
series
•
4%s
series
J
!
4%
series
;
I 1982
,
1982
1983
California
Gas
3%s 1970
Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3 Vis 1970
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
■Washington. Water Power 3%s 1964
Southern
—
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Penn
82.56
82.88
873A
88
184
—
1913/4
88
-J
94'A
Traction
5s
1960
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
89
_5
87%
80
86%
1958
102.82 Dec 31
72.75 Jan
2
•Range for 1909
High
109.60 Aug A
Sept.
Range for
High
Lew
108.68
108.22
2—
107.83
Sept. 3—
Sept.
4
1
107.85
107.47
-r
"
Low
103.19 Jan
-
for
week
-1959-
Percent
Aug. 21, '59
Composite
Manufacturing
434.0
430.9
+ 0.7
441.3
400.1
554.2
490.7
542.5
+ 0.9
Durable Goods
510.5
520.3
+
Non-Durable
552.4
552.3
537.8
Goods
527.7
457.8
0.0
570.1
510.5
371.5
340.7
1.9
349.3
+ 0.3
218.7
218.5
—0.1
231.8
208.6
425.5
321.8
Transportation
Utility
432.2
321.4
+ 1.6
433.0
382.7
—0.1
360.4
315.5
348.4
Trade, Finance
Mining
and
Service
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Shares
Mon.
Exchange
Int'l
Foreign
90 '/a
93'/a
88
~2
86
2,136,330
$4,547,000
$364,000
5.312,000
274,000
5,294,000
282,000
5,576,000
4——
2,304,750
5,673,000
221,000
5,894,000
11,576,180
$25,690,000
1.
2
—
Tatal
167,000
4,864,000
$26,998,000
$1,308,000
Jau. 1 to
3
94%
97,000
$1,013,000
49,100,500
1,004.432,600
45,209.000
831,344,100
$18,228,000 $1,053,550,100
$876,755,020
$26,998,000
10
113
119
Stocks
63
78
(No. of
89%
90%
41
89%
96%
Shares)
95%
17,215,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
I"
~1
80
85V4
82
86 V*
75%
82
75
85
9 5'A
102
101'A 101%:;.
91
92%
100%
100
:
"*
99
Domestic
Bonds
Tues.
.
Wed.
2
86%
1
2
85
2?
103
*
87
88%
Jan-July
.100
100%
84
91%
87
Total
$4,000
$1,000
$64,000
115,000
2,000
5,000
122,000
60,000
9,000
69,000
722,925
63,000
8,000
71,000
712,480
57,000
2,000
59,000
$354,000
$25,000
$385,000
9 3'A
68
70
1
90
97%
68
/
$6,000
Jau.
Week Ended Sept. 4
•
1959
1558
1959
1 to Sept. 4
of
1953
3,807,605
Shares
4,207,835
3-5,; 64,459
132,856,071
$354,000
Stocks—No.
$161,000
Bonds—
Foreign
•
93%
Total
Bonds
Bonds
$59,000
92
100
185
85%
Foreign
Corporate
752,760
824,150
105%
98
86%
Eonds
795,290
107'A
98
Foreign
Government
3,807,605
Aug 31
Sept. 1
—
Sept. 2—_—r
Thurs.
Sep:. 3
—
Fri.
Sept. 4
i
—
Mon..
195%
98
2
2-
86
82%
5
93
73
-
84
85
~9
$104,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
72
Feb-Aug
June-Aug
16,000
$1,308,000
25,690,000
—
100
102
-
574,084,885
Bank
Total
90%
95%
83%
June-Dec
11,800,284
$1,000
Government-—
S.
123
81
441,516,080
11,576,180
Shares
72
Jan-July
June-Dec
cf
Sept. 4
1958
1959
1958
Bonds—
95
115%
185%
Sales
$4,911,000
5,586,000
5.031,000
97'A
3
170
Bond
Bonds
3
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Stocks—No.
Total
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
United States
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
2,427,480
2,375,630
2,331,990
Aug. 31
Tues.
Low
High
Change
Aug. 28, '59
*89
120'A
114% 115
95'A
"83.07
divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5:601; Utilities,
Closing
Aug. 31—
Sept.
1—
185
■—
83.17/
19.61
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial
98
95
89%
'*
closing prices of the common
ending Aug. 28, 1959, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
stock
Internatior al
103
119
—
81.43'
SEG Index of Slock Prices
88%
101 %
noi'A 1013/4
77
West
81.16
—
47
79'A
170
Webb A
80.09
1959
20
79'A
Feb-Aug
1979
K
87.71
—
87%
79%
Feb-Aug
3
214.94
98'/a
85
Southern
89.91
80.09
83.il
83.20
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
39%
97%
27
180
1978
4%s
•i
33 %
1
98%
t23
April-Oct
,
'•'•4Vis series H 1982
-
1
38%
180
G
82.84
158.47
Fri.
56%
6
Feb-Aug
F
82.56
Wed.
Wed.
47
53
3%s series D 1976
series
81.06
No. of
80
174%
3s series
80.05
Stocks
~7
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3%s
87.71
125'A
81'A
2%s series C 1976—
3%s series E
217.72
92
80%
38%
Oorp 3e
1981—May-No©
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62
Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
MarTSepf
3'As series A l'i73
Jan-July
3s
90.15
45
84%
120'A
98 %
„
1964—June-Dec
3'As 1970
Public
83.04
160.84
Thur.
U.
1976—Jan-July
1974—Mar-Sept
May -Nov
New" England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Ohio
83.25
655.80
—
Week Ended Sept. 4
Western RR
Theatres
1953
81.18
Corp—
National Research Corp—
5s -convertible subord
debentures
6%s due
80.12
114
36%
16
50%
May
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
National
87 61
Transactions at the New Ycrk Stock
60
80%
flfay-Nov
Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
debentures
AGuanianamo
87.61
218.22
Tues.
Fri.
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
General
220.62
90.76
81.56
80.11
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Tnurs
i A 1st
Finland
91.11
161.60
High
Division—
J
163.45
Date—
Jan. 1
Sold
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
■
87.59
Over-Hte-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Range Since
Bonds
High
U21
Quar-Feb
Aug
1% May
1% Aug
Feb
5%
Low
-'
stocks,
65
Week's Rangs
Friday
Sale Price
6s
7fa May,
2% July
Apr
17%
6,400
6%
5%
Period
subord debs
220.40
Feb
31'A Aug
19'/a May
263,4 May
800
24
Interest
Edison
453/4
2% July
11/2
114
114
40c
BONDS
Boston
Feb
100
Aug
July
618
American Stock Exchange
Steel
8'A
2G%
30
*
Corp
conv
91.20
Jun
Ltd—
Petroleum
Bethlehem
Sep
Sep
133/4 Jan
19
33%
1
25
—
Appalachian
Jan
4%
—-—.—
5J/2S
16% Mar
1,200
4%
dep rets ord regular
6%
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
Steel
1414 July
4% Apr
23% July
20% May
2
11%
American
A Amer
21%
14%
11%
Woodley Petroleum Co_.
Alsco Inc
Jun
600
1,900
151/4
:
Bonds
Apr
1%' Jan
Sep
17%
23/8
5
40
ities
44
% July
23%
2
pfd—100
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Zapata
31%
10
common
(F W)
Jan
14%
preferred
Woolworth
27%
2.0 3/4
20
Util¬
Rails
trials
Stocks
Averages are computed by using the following
Apr
Apr
2214
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
.
3
—
Mar
14%
& Co
Brothers
35
37
-—1
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Williams
Feb
2,700
%
Grade
Rails
645.90
2
Sept.
'•
Jan
Sep
.""%
——.—5
Williams Brothers Co
,
Sept.
8.53;
Total
Grade
Indus-,
664.41
—
AUg. 31—
Sept,
1
Apr
fa Jan
3
27'A
%
1
65
163.49
Jan
4%
27 Ye
29"%
20
1
—
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Util-
10
663.06
Jan
200
29%
—10
.
Rail¬
—
10
Second
First
10
tries
July
1,150
100
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing———1
<
23
371/2
20
.——
-Bonds40
Total
15
roads
Mon.
dep rets ord shares——__—is
Western Tablet & Stationery
•
44
655.90
28_—
Aug.
-
2T7ff Jan
Jun
Sep
Apr
913/4
2%
1,500
Westmoreland
*
4,500
51%
trials
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
139
10
5'A Aug
4'A May
Jan
Jan
2
3,800
~2%
8'A
Jun
85
1
Western
Jan
31
%
1
18%
100
Western
117
Jan
3%
3,100
4
Sep
22
18%
1%
fa
50c
pfd
97
—
~4 %
58%
46%
38%
4
Stocks
4% Mar
1.25
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Development Co
Feb
Jan
98 %
1
Inc
293%
Aug
1%
1
I
Jun
22,100
1%
l'A
May
3% Feb
~2%
*
Products
80
~2 %
~2%
5
Manufacturing
Chemical
2%
800
2%
5% Mar
Jan
102%
100
57
47%
Jan-July
2s 2012__Jan-JuZy
—_
20
30
14'A Mai
Jan
Feb
71
10
22
10c
common
West.Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
2%
1,300
76
2%
2%
1
$6 series preference
*
76
30
Instrument Co
Knapp Inc
4%
3%
3%
76
1
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
f
2"%
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2
ctfs
100
158
Jan
200
J0%
.—•
• *
pV:
trust
preferred
t60
197
Stock and Bond Averages
Jun
800
Jan
65
$60
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
Indus¬
7%
$63
are
Date
Waco Aircraft Co—
Wagner Baking voting
.
1949
(Plan
par
Below
W
/.
64
$13
$120
(Prov)
§Reported in receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
19% May
53/4 Mar
Jan
95
$93
Abbreviations used
Sep
6'/4
*
—
314
(80%
stamped
16'/s July
7'% July
Jan
93%
$90
tive;
Feb
8
13% X141/2
2
25c
;
37%
26% Aug
6% Jan
19
(not included in year's range), d Ex-Interest,
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-dlstribution. x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlghts. z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
IFriday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
9% Mar
10
25c
5.800
16%
value, a Deferred delivery transaction
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
12'A Aug
14
Feb
Oil
Controls
Jan-July
———Jan-July
—
Germany—
redeemed)
Feb-Aug
•No
78% July
Inc—
Universal
19%
of)
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)
Id/4 July
214 Jan
4iy8
180
180
$17
Peru
May
27% Aug
73/8 Jan
16% Mar
5%
1
1
Co_
1939
180
f 171
Feb-Aug
A) 2'/as 2008—May-Noc
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Map-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
:
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana
stamped
(Plan A)
2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
jan
190
Jan
50c
Aluminum—
class
U S Rubber
7s
5% Jan
4ft May
180
1125
tl81
debs—
1967
B
(City
AHanover
50>/4 Aug
11% Mar
Feb
Jan-July
1967
A
series
Maranhao
—
Conditioning Corp
Tile
3/4
Feb
35
300
6'A
6
6V4
5
I
200
49
48
—*
-
28%
28%
series
4%s
Apr
4%
5'As
Adjustment
AHanover
Sep
7 %
4%
20
dep rets ord registered——10s
NJRR& Canal
100
U S
20'A Aug
12% Aug
100
50c
United Molasses Co Ltd—
United
Feb
18 %
—1
—
United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
Feb
10
21,300
18J/e
*
4
Omaha
United Aircraft Products
United Asbestos Corp
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc__
United Cuban Oil Inc
Amer
16%
15%
16%
5
;
Union Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of
16% May
73/4
1951
—
Sep
Jan
16%
7s
1952
A
Feb-Aug
A 6s series B 1951
April-Oct
ADanZig Port & Waterways 6'As 1952—Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
U
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
United
series
A 6s
Jun
15%
Jan
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
31% Aug
19
200
157/B
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
261/2
S.3C0
14%
15'4
10c
2 9'A
22 %
:—10
Harrison
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
27%
28
4
■
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Tri-Continental warrants
True Temper Corp
1BER
SEPTEMBER
ENDED
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
6.000
18,000
22,000
$17,639,000
1,289,000
1,062,000
$12,224,000
1,212,000
25,000
government
corporate-
$385,000
$201,000
$19,990,000
$14,811,000
75
Foreign
1,375,000
~
68
uoo
101
43
99
101%
Tettl
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
.
.
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
(1002)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
4
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Anaconda
Co
Calumet
5%
513/a
Jun
433/e Mar
78
80 7z
4,745
753/a
Jun
89 74
67 7a
209
603/e
Jan
637a
583
59
Feb
53
Jan
62
Jan
110
Sep
62
175
5
26
26
523/4
537a
160
20
common__10
_100
287a
297a
309
174
410
1
Ford
Motor
Inc
National Stores
Company
Electric
Co
Gillette Company
8
337a
11
Kennecott
Jun
817a
620
50%
Feb
85
817a
1,099
74%
Feb
Central
5%
RR
53 74
504
44 % Mar
Rac Assoc
_.
Electric System.
& Tel Co__.
Narragansett
New
England
New
90
35%
Sep
44
Jan
320
96%
Jan
.117%
Feb
14%
25
207a
193 74
STOCKS
10
15% July
Mar
Par
Wrigley
Electric
20%
217a
Budd
Company
Webster
&
Stone
United Shoe Machine
S
U
Rubber
—
Co
A—
—
26%
—
5
.
—
Mining Co—«.—50
Westinghouse Electric Corp__
12.50
S
U
Smelting Ref &
—
89%
30
12%
Jan
Jan
Chrysler
_25
—
69%
Consolidated Paper
1,276
2,737
51%
Jan
66%
13%
14%
21%
Jan
Corp
Jan
203
July
Consumers
207
423/4
Feb
58
July
233
153/4
Apr
19"%
237a
Jan
Jan
50 %
Jan
July
6%
28%
59%
39%
33%
800
480
27%
57%
62%
32 %
5,120
240
69
116
93%
5% Feb
July
56% Jan
33% Jan
28% Jan
26% Sep
45% Jan
46'/a Jan
30% Sep
70% Feb
3
165
147
39%
32%
26%
56%
60%
30%
89%
8
336
Apr
Par
Motor
Piano
General
Apr
Goebel
33%
Aug
934
53
May
60% Mar
44%
4,949
41
%
Jun
47% Mar
23 %
23%
25%
3,613
15%
Jan
25%
Sep
17%
17%
203
17%
Aug
23
Feb
45
Mar
Great
♦'
Cincinnati
1.66%
Corp..
Brewing
.1
Chemical
&
Dow
S
Hall
Feb
Hoover Ball & Bearing
_2,.50
Lamp
—
Manufacturing
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
High
High
9 7a
35
93/a
Sep
137a Mar
3934
29
327a
Jan
42 7a
Aug
377a
52
277a
Jan
40
393/4
55
39%
Aug
5272
Feb
503/4
Feb
Jun
Sep
377a Jan
9374
93
94
569
90 74
Jun
10074 Mar
11 %
113/4
330
11%
Sep
13
Mar
3
90
Jan
125
25
44
Jan
2774
120
--
10
—
W
-
'
.
317a
2
87
120
53 74
5374
32%
■31%
8674
*
883/4
8774
—
Pfeiffer
Prophet Company
Rickel
Rudy
(H
W)
&
10
class
Co
&
A
*
—
88
Jun
1,823
7372
Jan
533/4
Jan
91
791
147a
147a
50
14 7z
Aug
18 3/a
Apr
78
8072
506
753/4
Jun
8974
Apr
Abbott
993/4
993/4
10
90
Jun
106
Jan
Acme
667z
66 7z
50
6072
Jan
74
Mar
Admiral
787z
797a
154
80 74
July
29%
60
233/4
Jun
32 72 July
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Aid Investment & Discounts
50c
293/a
21%
22 7a
41
197a
Jan
25% May
Akron
50c
137a
147a-
171
107a
Jan
173/a May
—
Apr
—
—
•
■Lmm
—
65 7z Mar
573/a
573/a
100
317a
55
243/8
683/4
57
3172
—
2 4 3/a
683/4
69
497a May
58 3/4
July
317a
Aug
447a
Jan
26
75
14%
Jan
119
68 74
Jan
July
74% July
6674
687a
90
50 3/a
Feb
72 7a July
5374
5374
5374
84
527a
Jun
64%
3872
387z
4072
60
36 3/a
Jun
43 7»
Apr
Jun
21
July
45%
47%
741
36%
Feb
43 % July
4%
17
4%
17
220
125
4%
Jan
11%
Feb
2%
Apr
Sep
6%
Feb
17% Aug
2%
Feb
2%
11%
515
1,800
2%
12 %
9%
Jan
16% Mar
22
22
285
21%
Apr
24%
Jan
12%
13
1,665
10
Jun
15%
Jan
40%
40"%
200
39
Mar
40%
Sep
Steel
Co.
American Airlines
American
(Un)
180
10
523/4
Feb
59%
Jun
American
Can
41
27%
Feb
39 3/a
Apr
American
Cyanamid
Investment
51%
90
52%
127
266% 168%
23
90
64
90%
64%
38
243/4 Mar
207a Jun
50%
60%
76%
Jan
272 %
Jun
Feb
203
Aug
97
Apr
July
70
51%
85
245
50%
Jan
85
Sep
49%
50
46%
Aug
66%
Apr
Electric
5
77%
82%
152
75%
Feb
84%
Apr
Motors
1%
55%
57%
354
44% Mar
20%
20%
154
51%
54
110
39%
Jan
34
34
30
28%
Feb
82%
56%
—3
*
International Harvester
*51%
•
International Tel & Tel Corp..
17%
70
Feb
July
24
,
May
57
Jan
July
45 3/8 May
32%
3272
50
29% Mar
32%
43
43
10
37%
Jun
48
3 8 3/8
61 % May
1
_
38 3/a
2
38 3/8
20
32%
Jan
463/4
463/4
10
41%
Jun
49%
517a
52%
89
39
Jan
527»
52%
100
40%
Jan
56% July
53% Aug
6074
59%
6074
190
57% Aug
79%
297a 307a
12174 1233/a
114
29
Jun
34% Mar
105%
Feb
1313/4 Aug
20% Jan
•
Montgomery Ward
National Cash Register
5
Distillers
5
297a
5
Lead
12174
16 3/8
American
_
5
~
—
607a
10
_
-5
-
1774
Machine
American
1.40
Roebuck
—
Socony Mobil Oil—
_
—
_
43
Standard Oil
For footnotes
see
page 46.
10
July
May
17
Feb
Apr
13 3/a
Feb
Apr
1134
127a
1,600
55 74
1,100
513/a
Jan
11%
1172
200
97a
Jan
377a
38%
4,300
26%
Feb
26%
Apr
397a July
77% May
1143/4 July
37
72
64
.
Apr
14
May
383/4
Sep
34%
2,600
500
2674
26
27%
1,200
28%
28%
100
43%
43%
44%
2,500
10
59 %
58%
61
1,800
4 6 3/4
Feb
64% July
19%
19%
300
19
Jun
203/8
&
Jan
Aug
_1
(111)
1
33 7a
333/8
Apr
24%
Jan
20%
Feb
30% July
42
Apr
507s
American
Rad
Stand
Steel
American
Tel
&
88%
88%
90
300
53 %
Jan
99
5
5
51%
46%
51%
13,300
25 3/4
Feb
51 %
Sep
14%
14
143/4
2,500
14
Sep
13
Apr
—1
American
San
68%
6812
693/8
700
63%
Jun
72 % July
(Un)
Foundries
Tel
&
American Tobacco
79
78%
80%
7,000
76
Jun
89
Apr
—25
99%
98%
99%
200
91 %
Jun
107
Jan
25
48%
47
48%
600
37 %
Jan
3373
Co
(Un)
Viscose
(Un).
Corp
Amurex
Feb
Jan
Oil
Anaconda
Louis
Steel
Armour
&
Ashland
class
Co
Company
Arkansas
._
A
Avco
Products
Refining
Co
Jan
Aug
52% Mar
Bailey Selburn Oil
Jun
397e
4074
60
39%
Sep
47%
607a
62%
25
44%
Feb
70% May
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Manufacturing Co
80%
87
67% May
48% Jun
80% -Sep
57% Aug
427a
48%
27
43
4474
135
4174
& Gas
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Aviation
Benguet
35% May
39% Jan
45% Aug
49% Jun
Blnks
52 %
Jan
Boeing
129
423/4 July
34% Feb
41%
Sep
Booth
Corp
135
21%
Feb
28% May
46%
145
45
Jun
52
Apr
Erach & Sons
5072
517a
462
49%
Jun
59%
Jan
55
Aug
64% Jan
Jun
15
Jan
Sep
28%
Jan
1272
137a
230
257a
103
9%
25
Borg-Warner
May
32s/e July
19
Jan
253/4 May
250
32%
Jan
40 % May
3,100
273/4
Sep
Brothers
36
36
28
27%
28%
10
32% July
10
300
Jun
1072 Mar
25 %
300
24
Sep
3674
43%
13%
10%
24
44%
500
43%
Sep
53
13%
14 %
2,900
10%
Jan
7 If
15%
50
37
39%
69%
693/4
7i«
.
1
Apr
Apr
17% May
1174
Jan
14
Jan
1874 July
66%
Jan
763/4
550
30
Jan
4172 July
100
68
Jan
887z May
1%
.
7% July
500
763/4
97s
800
15%
76%
15 3/a
_5
.
1%
1%
56%
58 7a
2,800
3774
17a July
200
577a
»
4974 May
Jan
Mar
587a July
J)__•_
:
—
_
3972 Aug
3774
38
5
32%
31%
32%
800
307z Aug
46%
Jan
26 7z
26 7z
28
600
207z
Jan
28
Aug
5
.
44
44
45
700
387*
Feb
4774 Aug
7a
*
1
7a
125
125
150
50
27
2
Sep
5
...1
.
Corp
Com
(E
36
8
_
109
Jan
129'
Aug
__
_
5
27.7a
27
27%
200
19V4
Jan
31% July
1
Company
...
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Butler
23
900
—P 1
(Un)
Budd
57
25
65% Mar
600
223/a
10
.
(Un)
Airplane
Fisheries
23
25
400
29%
21%
—13
Manufacturing, Co
22%
81
79 %
29
22%
*
Inc
July
78%
29
1
A.
(Un)
Corp_—
Consolidated
Steel
class
80
Mar
78%
_3
Apr
40
68 7z July
1JJ
44
149
74
Jan
4
.
15%
5772
Jan
*
Corporation
Bendix
Sep
47%
10
Corp
26 %
Apr
27a
60%
100
10
58
33
100
1,400
62%
1
non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic
2%
6634
62 %
5
:
Common
5%
2%
64%
62%
10
Corp (Un)
(111)
&
Refining common
$1.50 conv 2nd preferred
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Athey
Apr
2%
64%
5
Co
Oil
45/s
5
i
31
4172
53% July
50
common
(Un)
Gas
61
557a
Jan
.J]
Foundry_
33
127a
.25
Co
Amerifan
55%
5174
10
Sunray Mid-Cont Oil
9
7 72
Jan
5
1072
110%
Corp
4672
_
25
(N J)
Standard Oil (Ohio
Studebaker-Packajd
200
109
:
,
47
40%
4172
3
15
Rand
of Indiana
600
33 7a
(Un)>J
46s/a
47%
~
5
;
Aug
800
77a
12.50
(Un)
Co
Motors
Bethlehem
Industries
63/4
8
15 74
77a
157a
Apr
1
(Un)
79%
46%
—
•
Corp
163/a
65
Co
3272
—$.3333
_
Sep
July
52
5
i
Chemical
_
293/a May
HO%
1
Theatres
Paramount
Armco
*
& Co
_
Feb
-
58% July
5
Inc
Phillips Petroleum
17 7a
.
Broadcasting
307z
82
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
700
1
America
543/4
49%
_
207a
55 7a
'.
_
of
21%
1
:
Corp
1,300
34% July
a
Ltd
29
5
—
Greyhound
8474
Jan
1134
10
-..
Feb
26 7st
55.7a
8
__
_
617a
68 74
7
—
1
»■-
Paper Corp
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Co
77a
High
Low
300
337t
19%
—
Allied
Aluminum
19%
15 74
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
—High
327z
*
Laboratories
Aluminium
Low
32 %
1
Manufacturing
Alleghany Corp (Un)
21
1—,—10
2.50
Stores—
Dynamics
\
1
Brass
for Week
Range
65 7a
;
Sales
Week's
of Prices
66 72
5
_
Corp
Exchange
10
5474
31
7
.
Kodak
Oil
25
Jan
Par
common
1
5
Ford
Sperry
Apr
16%
-
Laboratories
1
;
Dayton Power & Light
Standard
18%
100
/
Jan
1
10
System
66 74
10
DuPont
Co
100
19
19
Sale Price
American
Sears
20 %
20%
Last
STOCKS
-
7872
1
2
.
Wright
Southern
3%
Friday
Jan
Telegraph Co—
Product
Schenley
Jan
of the round-lot transactions only
compilation
July
25
_
2%
Midwest Stock
Jun
65
25
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
1,233
893/4 Mar
515
50%
—
_
3%
56 3/4 July
34 72 Jan
.
33 7a
Corp
Oil
Jan
3%
—
Feb
Colgate-Palmolive
Radio
Jan
12%
10
Studebaker-Packard
Walker
Apr
5
Pure
1%
2%
2%
11%
1
;
Jan
8
National
Jan
Aug
22
2
Co
Dillon
25
Bethlehem Steel
National
Sep
1%
—
417a
Boeing Airplane
Burlington Industries
Chesapeake & Ohio
Co
Aug
16
2%
—
.1
_
Manufacturing
Scotten
Allied
Monsanto
Feb
35
Jan
5%
600
45%
47
3
Mead
7
Jan
10%
1%
5
,
66
Avco
Martin
Jun
32
23/8
*
Co_„_
&
Brewing
5
(P)
Jul.v
1%
—
38
Sani—5
Oil—.
Lorillard
Feb
37% Aug
31
Jan
2 %
16
—
180
Steel
Loew's
25
971
398
2,100
-5
607a
Armour
General
Feb
_——_1
Wheel
4474
—50
General
19%
Jan
29
3%
267a
Tobacco
Dept
15
104
526
__
10
Stand
&
Anaconda
Federated
Feb
Feb
—
v
26%
$33%
General
400
100
—1
Telephone &
Eastman
15%
37
30%
6%
59
—-10
——
New
Gas
Jan
4
2%
1% July
15%
34 %
16
4374
267a
12
American
Columbia
Jan
29%
6%
1
a
—1
Radiator
Corn
4%
Sep
2%
34%
1
Stocks
American
Curtiss
905
58% July
Mar
2%
'
_
Service
1%
45
Jun
100
Airlines
Chrysler
3,376
1,950
222
Sep
Mar
July
373/4
-
Cyanamid
Cities
57%
3%
2%
8
5% Sep
6 %
Products
Screw
^arke Davis
93/8
50
American
Ashland
101
37
-
—
2
Michigan Chemical
Range Since Jan. 1
32 74
American Can
Armco
5%
34 %
16
Wines
Masco
32
*
Unlisted
American
28% July
10
1
Stamping
Lansing
642
—_1
American
Jan
2.50
Inc
LaSalle
323/4
Gamble
&
Feb
18%
29%
5
—10
Hoskins
433/4
Telephone
Printing
51%
37
Aug
38
3274
Kroger
Procter
U
—
.
69
97% July
4334
Plcher
Eagle
2%
2%
—
—
2,828
2,412
55%
2%
2%
1%
—
1
—
Paige
Lakes Oil
—
85%
26%
5%
__
1.
Industries
81%
26
81%
5
85%
58% Aug
327a
Crystal
Tissue
Drug preferred
—
—1
Graham
common _8 50
Champion Paper
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
16% July
56%
-
Motors
42% May
39%
—10
Manufacturing
Carey
8
—————
Apr
13
55 %
'44%
—
10
i
Co
Wood
64%
37%
Laundry
Baldwin
72% May
1
Trailer
Fruehauf
Gar
39%
93/a
——
44% Mar
Jan
Sales
Week's
Low
1
American
Aug
44%
——_*
common
Inc
Fenestra
Motor
Aeronca
Jan
Mar
20
Power
Detroit Steel Corp
32% Mar
27
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Last
14
4
31% May
327a
-
14-
———.10
Detroit Edison
160
Kresge Co (S S)
Sale Price
2%
176
Sep
Apr
31% July
19% Mar
7,592
Kysor Heater
stocks
12o
23/4
Ironite
Friday
28%
31%
6%
28%
58%
——
28%
2%
44 3/8
•
1
•
•
Corp common—25
Inc
Stop & Shop Inc.
Torrington Co
United Fruit Co_
2%
—
Jan
12%
Sep
30%
12
—
Jan
1%
__
61
—
8%
220
-
—
28 7z
1
463
1%
1
2872
—
12%
1%
5
&
Jan
Mar
32 %
12%
Machine
Die
3
Jan
Aug
27
556
Buell
44 74
•
Milling
2%
1,225
28
High
__
12%
5
——;
2%
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.
.—
*
.1
—
*
_
2%
—
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Burroughs Corporation
19 7z
Sep
23%
Aug
Jan
223
,
62%
Range Since Jan. 1
15
251
Aug
3,233
19374 1953/4
Sep
Low
15
37
17
Association
Products...—.
Shares
40
137a
60
for Week
.
High
15
—
1
■_—
Metal
Low
1
Stores
Briggs Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Ford
Shawmut
107% Aug
97% July
Sales
Range
of Prices
115
.2.50
Allied
:
Sale Price
Jan
.—25
Seaboard
'
Sep
16 3/a
3/a
16
Feb
98%
51%
—50
57
Jan
30%
49%
5
$18,500
Mar
7174
50
110
137a
...100
62%
89
».
103
31%
30%
110
.—20
England Tel
36%
14%
_1
May
Week's
Friday
Last
533/a May
98% 100%
4
100
pfd
cum
54
62%
84% July
35%
*
34
—
Detroit Stock Exchange
Sep
85
777a
52%
25
Cement Corp
Star
Maine
Corp '—,
25
60
87% Aug
17% Jun
of these Cincinnati prices.
American
Theatres
115
927a
60%
■
10774
89%
59%
" ■
__
10
_
Jan
643/4
813/4
50
Jan
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO for the transmission
Allen
common
_
4%s.
Transit
are
ACF
Co
Copper
Boston
Loew's
Lone
Coal
We
July
Milling
Allied
Creek
Cincinnati
Jan
Jan
changed to
Seaboard
Island
High
Feb
153/4
BONDS
Jun
56
Hathaway Industries
Name
85
Feb
1%
Jan
Mar
6072
266
___
Jan
633/4
77%
163/s
75
32% Mar
67a
200
W)
(F
Apr
647a
.
Jun
3/4
45
30
77z
—
28%
48
47
Woolworth
277a July
5272 July
2274 Aug
Sep
657a Mar
Jan
18
15
233/a
100
100
•
5
5
1
9
104
104 74
12.50
Low
817a
16 Va
.
—_16~.66%
-
—
Electric
Range Since Jan. 1
High
81%
8134
5
_
Steel™.
S
Westinghouse
Shares
Mar
423/4
Edison
74% Mar
233/8
adj—
preferred
First
General
Feb
2974
5
1st preferred class A
cum
26
55
6074
—10
__
Gas & Fuel Assoc
cum
3,591
303/e
6174
62
Eastern Mass St Rwy common,
6%
51 3/a
110
Copper Range Co
Eastern
46 3/8
5
Co_—
U
High
Low
High
Tcledo
6574
79V*
25
Texaco Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
110
Hecla Inc
&
Service
Shares
100
Providence RR
&
Boston
Cities
Prop Trust—
Personal
Boston
of Prices
for Week
Low
Par
Sales
30
50
25
—*
Company
Edison
Boston
Sale Price
for Week
Low
51'/«
Corp—
5
American Sugar Refining cbmmon„_25
American Tel & Tel
337a
Motors
American
Exchange
Week's
Range
Last
stocks
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
23%
23%
247t
800
14%
Jan
267< July
5 "i
3174
3074
3174
3,600
29%
Aug
45% Mar
38 74
38%
3874
40
367a
Jun
41% July
—15
Volume
Number 5879
190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1003)
39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
/
Calumet
Hecla
&
Canadian
Inc
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Pacific
4 % %
New
Corp of America
South
4,600
2V8
Apr
3ya
Jan
800
27 Va
2%
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monroe
Chemical
Co
53
109
32% Mar
200
37%
Sep
48 V2
Jan
Montgomery Ward & Co
37%
1,900
37%
Sep
46
Jan
Motorola
29%
31%
900
29%
Sep
34 y2
5%l
5%
1,400
3%
Jan
:
(Un)
Vest
Muter
29%
-
50c
5
Cbamplin Oil & Refining common
$3 convertible preferred
Chemetron Corp
21%
300
55%
66
Feb
y
Apr
Nachman
Cash
Milw
&
Paul
St
Pacific—
&
Northwestern
Ry
600
21%
Jun
Apr
National
Distillers Prod
56
154
54
Jan
60
July
National
31%
100
Gypsum
28
Jun
36
Jan
National
Lead
68^ 70'/a
400
Jan
74%
66%
Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
South Shore & So Bend__12.50
Towel Co
26M1 27 %
300
25 Va
25%
Jan
__
23
200
23%
Aug
Chrysler Corp
32M 32%
32
16%
——*
15$
173 %
..25
common.:
Wf 23 %
66%
850
30 y2
266
66/ j
147
Apr
National
Northern
Northern
Natural Gas
Apr
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
1,900
50%
Feb
72 % May
300
32%
Sep
37
Jan
Jun
63%
Jan
Jan
48% Mar
.10
53%
City Products Corp——*
,46 %
48 %
300
44%
48%
]
51%
1,400
46%
Jun
54%
—.
86%1
87 y2
350
83% July
90
Feb
51%| 51%
400
45%
55%
Jan
Cities
Service
Cleveland
4%%
Co—
Cliff's
Iron
preferred
Cleveland
1
common
100
■
Electric Ilium
51 %
15
:
700
46%? 46%
53
Jun
Co
Inc
5
1,250
13% July
16
Aug
Aug
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
Columbia Gas System (Un)
30%
21%
30%$ 32%
10
^21%
Commonwealth
25
62%
62/
Edison
*
common
Consolidated Foods————-—1.33%
1,400
23% Mar
32%
2,500
20 V2
Jun
24% Mar
162%
24?M 25
55 %156 %
2,500
55'%
Jun
Jan
28
>
400
23 '/4
55%
400
—5
28%
28
% 3 29 V2
1,400
52% May
25 y4 Jun
Continental Can Co_____„——10
47%
47% '449 V8
1,000
26
10%
10%! 11%
800
13,800
Power
Co
Corp of America..
—
Continental Motors Corp
———1
Controls Co of America (new)
5
Crucible
Steel
M
Oak
Detroit
|31
12.%
']13
28%
28%
34%
Ltd
Pont
Air
Inc
Jan
10% Aug
50% Aug
13% Apr
32%
Ffeb
10%
Jun
17Va Mar
130%
Jan
39i/2
El
:|34%
50
30
Jan
34% Aug
56%
56'% 158 V2
400
47%
Jan
67
44%%4%
33% &4%
200
42
Jun
47% Mar
34%
850
24 %
Jan
35y4
8514
84% '385%
600
74%
Jan
92
26%/26%
700
23
Jun
28%
1
260^«.#2
100
203%
Feb
800
34 y2
Jan
Erie
Co
Radio
)1%
Corp
Apr
July
Jun
% July
2751/4 Aug
Trailer
W
D
American
General
Corp
Candy
ii%,| i4%
100
liy4
Jun
15% July
614} 61%
R7 -»
100
>8% "J
,'.3y«j
&
%1
71
71H .73 '/a
54%
.
Alden
Glidden
Co
Goldblatt
Goodyear
(Un)
.
45
Feb
66% July
10% Mar
3'/4
v
Jun
15% July
91/4 Jan
66%
Jan
Feb
84%
Tire
(W
Gossard
Apr
37%
Sep
64 Va
44% Mar
•
Granite
City Steel Co——
10)
45%
400
183«
35 %
50%
50
52%
900
47%
Feb
56% May
23%
23%
24
600
22%
36 %
36%
100
32
Jan
30%
31%
1,500
29
July
—
.
30 %
Jan
r
% 25 %
Apr
35
Aug
18
18
18%
1,600
16%
Apr
61%
61%
61%
100
58 Va
Jun
65
40%
39%
41%
500
39%
Jun
27%
27%
100
27% July
46% May
30% May
21% May
Feb
62%
62%
100
1
23%
23%
24%
600
23%
Jan
46%
46%
46%
100
44 %
May
50% Mar
45%
45%
47%
400
38% Mar
48% Aug
«
17
300
Feb
59
58% July
102 % Aug
Jun
65%
*
Apr
35 Va
Apr
16
18
16%
15%
16%
4,000
14% May
12% Feb
22
5
16 y8
July
50
16%
16%
17%
600
15%
Apr
20 Va
Jan
25
300
63% Aug
33% Aug
50
Jan
1,100
26%
Jan
400
34%
Sep
Jun
62
62
62
32%
32%
32%
33%c
34%
34%
36
12.50
58%
58%
59%
1,100
57% Aug
70% Mar
3
25 %
25%
26 Va
500
22%
Jan
36% May
•
46%
45%
47V4
1,300
44 V4
Jun
52% Mar
15%
16
112
8%
Jan
21
•
43%
43%
43%
800
42%
Jun
48%
Feb
40%
39%
40 %
1,600
39%
Sep
48 Va
Apr
48%
48%
48%
400
46 %
Jun
54 %
Jan
•
59
59
63%
2,400
43%
Feb
Revlon
5
46
4t>
(Un)
(Un)
43% May
July
Rexall Drug &
Chemical
Metals
(Un)
2.50
J)
Raisin
River
Co
1
Tobacco
Corp
Apr
81
47
Feb
45
700
31
Jan
Aug
63% July
50% July
100
66
Feb
551/2
100
48
Jun
57% Aug
32%
32%
32%
650
24%
Jan
34% May
17%
17%
17%
1,300
13%
Apr
18
36%
36%
29 V4
Jan
38% July
43%
437/a
45
5
Paper
Standard
Aug
66%
100
551%
55%
•
;
46
600
103% 1031/2
5
Co
800
81
60
44%
45
48%
79%
79%
1
70% July
73% Apr
60
10
Inc
5
20 g
Louis National Stockyards—
Louis Public Service class A
200
1,300
120
July
Feb
40% July
50 Va
47 %
55
Jan
ii%
111%
11 »/2
1,700
52
52
52%
3,200
43
Jan
54 % July
41
41
42%
500
35%
Jan
50%
1.40
Corp
41
41
42%
800
25%
Jun
45
69
68%
69
200
53%
Jan
75
27%
27%
50
23%
47 y2
47%
48%
4,800
39%
Jan
10
10%
800
8%
Feb
_ji
& Co
(W A)
3
Pen
class A
Co
1
11% May
9% Mar
8Va
Jan
Apr
% Aug
July
35
Feb
49 Va
Jun
12
May
May
1
B
Oil
x_
10%
10%
200
Feb
12
7.50
Class
Shell
Mar
1
Roebuck
Sears
Aug
5
Schering Com
Sheaffer
119
497/a
lo
13
Regis Paper Co
;
Sangamo Electric Co
Schqnley Industries (Un)
Schwitzer
49
•
St
Signode
Steel
Southern Co
Aug
Sep
29'/a July
82
82
82
300
82
Sep
82
Sep
49
49
2,000
39
Jan
50 %
Apr
56%
56%
Sep
67%
Apr
1
5
Pacific
Southwestern
(Un)
44%
1,100
42% July
52 Va
40%
411/4
400
34
Feb
41%
Sep
71%
74
300
64
Jan
74%
Aug
43%
44'/a
6,900
40%
Feb
46 %
May
22
1
43%
50c
22%
2
50%
Jan
D
150
24 y4
72 Va
700
20%
Jan
25
Jan
Standard
Brands
150
561/2 May
78
July
Standard
Dredging Corp
47>:t
50
500
40%. Feb
50
61
(Un)
Inc(Un)
2 3'/a
4,0)0
Feb
28 Va
May
50%
300
23
Jan
55%
Aug
35%
100
27%
Jun
36%
Aug
*
Rand Corp (Un)
Inc common
Square
Jan
Jati
35%
72%
72%
100
62%
Jan
74
Aug
1
Spiegel
11%
11'%
50
8
Sperry
Jun
50
Co
42%
41%
57
•
Public Service
Jan
21%
1,500
42%
5
Co
58%
15
(Un)
July
49%
Sep
Co
70%
70%
Apr
44 %
5
of America
54'/a
79
■
16% May
42%
Jan
5
200
£47
—
12.50
g-—
32% May
54% Mar
Jun
42
(Un)
Strapping
Sinclair Oil
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
43% May
44% Mar
l'30yj 131
131
Jun
28%
82% Feb
of Indiana
81 % May
•'
Jun
800
22 V2
18%
Rubber Co__—_——5
Co————.————Y*
&
Hi
Jan
48
500
58% July
Mar
4.200
22%
-—8
———:
25%
2,300
30%
400
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Aug
74%
5,200
67%
40
—
Brothers
5,000
52%
29%
1
Co
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
8t
Jan
1,700
55%!j :57%
ex-distribution^——1
Corp
32%
51%
30
700
Co
Co
Mar
97%
Quaker Oats Co
St
Feb
46
2,600
.73;/
Oil
Pure
Jan
52
33 %c
(The)
Southern
<""-len
32%
—
25
Co
Public Service
Jan
14%
Jan
7%
3,20)
63%
1
2%
200
——
Aug
Sep
Feb
10 V2
300
Potter
21%
Feb
7%
1,000
8
37%! 39%
Co__<
35 %
51%
(Un)
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)—
Corp (Un)„
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
85%
Sep
51%
3,600
xl3%
& Electronics Corp..10
Rubber_
—_.83%c
Telephone
10
100
Cement———1
Portland
1.66%
-
100
93%
Philco
,28% July
Feb
19% July
18Va Jau
1,400
10|j10%
_L
8%
50%
900
48%
General
(The)
700
8
Jan
5
6,000
-—5
——
37%
•
Rockwell
271/4
48%
78%
56
37%
Motors Corp
37%
32y4
31% July
49%
Co
Sep
Jan
Jan
—_———1
Dynamics (Un)
Electric Co_
373/4
July
13
Feb
1
Apr
18%
8Va
General
26%
93%
(Un)„
Brothers
20 y2
Jan
7
350
^?85%
3%
1,400
49%
(Un)
Richman
700
6%;:.r 6%
15'-
Aug
29%
130
5
Corp
(R
j/' 29%
26%: 0714
—
9
100
68% May
Feb
28%
7.50
Reynolds
Reynolds
loya July
30% Aug
2
Finance.—
Jan
400
20%;] 20%
25 ,^|26%
v
971/4 July
2,100
82
1
General
Tire
26% May
Apr
9%
25
___—_————5
Corp
General
General
39
Jan
82%
distribution—2
ex
Contract
Genl
Jun
13%
2C%
Transportation_2.50
General
Gillette
30%
29
—
_.1
Bancshares
Box
75%,
500
—
10
General
General
800
—2
Inc—
Co
Corporation
General
;
27 %
1
9
106
*
Electric
&
Radio Corp
Apr
1,500
—5
Dairies
Freuhauf
45%
521/4
8%
1
—
Inc
Co
Foremost
F
14%
9
34% Mar
56% Aug
200
Apr
14% C15 %
2
———
Corp
f
3if
1
Corp common
of America
Motor
89%
31%
*
—_—_—
Brewing
Firstamerica
Flour Mills
89%
3
Co
Fairbanks Whitney
Falstaff
Ford
10
(Un%.
Phonograph (Un)__5
&
Railroad
36%.117%
_—-i-l
Natural Gas
Paso
121
28%
1
Pfizer
260%
400
121
6.25
Pictures
Pepsi-Cola
27%
__5
56%
56%
121
_10
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
25 y2 May
(Un)
1,200
3.33
Co
Chemical
Parke-Davis &
800
Inc—-
30%
Co—
American World Airways
600
—
de Nemours
Lines
Kodak
Eastman
Emerson
Gas
Pan
Paramount
Jan
-:t%-'
Eastern
Pacific
29%
———5
USA
(E I)
Mar
60% Mar
2,100
20
Dow Chemical Co
Drewrvs
60
30
12
Olin-Mathieson
———5
,
57% Aug
28 Ya Jun
59%
30%
*
Ry
Power
Owens-Illinois Glass
Sep
(Un)
12% May
75% Feb
500
59"%
10
(Un)
Oklahoma Natural Gas
54
10
Co
Co
Co
33% July
——:—_5
Dodge Manufacturing Co_.
Du
30 %
30
—2
Edison
Oil
Jan
Company
11% May
Jan
11
5
Service
Co
(Un)
Manufacturing
Aug
_1
Jan
5
Public
Ohio Edison Co
30
1
Corp
&
Deere
30.ya4 31%
50% 354
25
5%
700
1
Northwest Airlines
Northwest
Bancorporation
35%
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)„—
T
Indiana
500
America
of
Co
Cudahy Packing Co
D
30%
54
25
Crane Co
200
8%
56% July
53% Sep
63% Mar
21
———.—*
Consumers
Container
126 Va July
Jan
13%| 15%
—
Jan
5
(Un)
Illinois Gas Co
(Minnesota)
Ohio
Coleman
Feb
58%
•
Aviation
Apr
Feb
20%
185
69%
32%r 32%
53 '; i 53 V2
Electric
&
Jan
40%
300
12
1
RR
37y4
Jan
39
3,300
8%
5
Mfg
American
Northern
32%
.
Gas
&
Central
Jan
8.50
Cincinnati
Co (Un)
Tile
York
North
33 Va July
Jan
1,500
53%
12
1
22% Aug
5% Jan
53%
5
(Un)__
Co
132 y2
Jan
8 Va
6,600
16%
173%>177
Feb
5
22
26%
*
*
com
Register
21%
68%
25
Jan
3%
112%
52%
5
High
16%
220
4
52%
109
50c
Corp
National
New
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Company
52%
LOW
l;
1,100
July
6 % Mar
55:-'|
'
55
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (lTn)
65
Inc
31%J
25
—
.
64%
64%
1
Corp____-
3%
3
Sep
38%
37%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20%» 21
*
•
27%
37%
Shares
20%
4,
27%
37%
for Week
of Prioes
Low
•
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
37%
x__————*
Brewing Corp
&
July
Sales
Range
Par
27 V4
50
common
Central
High
Jan
10
preferred
Centlivre
Low
450
Week's
Last
Sale Price
18 Va
26%
.?%
2%
-
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
25
Carrier Com common.....
Celanese
Shares
25
30c
(Un)
SEPTEMBER 4
for Week
L<Jw
—5
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
14
14
100
14
Sep
21% Mar
900
49%
-
21%
•
Drug
Gray
Stores—
Greif
Bros
Greyhound
Gulf
—
**
class
Cooperage
(Un )„
3
:
Jan
»r
Standard
Oil
of
500
l'/s
Apr
2 '/a
Feb
Standard
Oil
100
50
Apr
52%
Jan
Standard
Oil
N
17%
Jan
24 Va May
Standard
Jun
Jan
Keia
(G> Brewing CO-
900
109% 110%
*
Heller
Industries
Inc
Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Steel
Stee)
IVh
32%
10
700
107 %
126 y4
Steamship Co.
International Harvester —4
International Nickel Co
International
-
M
International
Tel
(Un•
95%
Tel (Un)
33%
Sundstrand
Aug
6l4 Mai
2,400
51/4.
Jan
650
24%
Jan
32%
150
23%
Jan
28% May
Tennessee
2,200
31%
Jan
75% July
Texaco
1,500
43% May
54% July
Tf>xas
&
Kaiser
Steel
La*:ghlin
Texas
Gulf
Jan
8% July
Aluminum
V51%
•
.
•
44%,
1,300
39
Jan
54%
-51%
-54%
1,200
39%
Jan
57
>!30U
30%
400
28%
Jan
35%
43%
:
'35^i35%
34 Va
•18%
57
32%
Corp (Uni——.—
Kimberly-Clark Corp —i.—————5
Knapp Monarch Co
———.*1
Light
(Un)
Kennecott Copper
67
~2%
_'—33%
Kropp Forge Co——.
400
19
800
...
87%
113
200
34 »/4
Jan
Apr
104% July
1321/4 Aug
*36%
Jan
28%
1,800
600
Jan
May
Apr
July
'
Feb
Co
Leath <Sz Co common
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln
Co
Printing
j^ytton's
C)
(Henry
Co
Marshall
Martin
•
Jun
19% Mar
Thor
81% July
Radio
20th
37%
Feb
Carbide
Corp
Jan
32
Mar
Union
Electric
Co
Jan
117
Feb
Union
Oil
300
591/8
70
July
Union
Pacific
3%
641/2 July
Union
of
Merck
&
United
Aircraft
31/8 May
United
Air
400
11%
Jun
13%
Jan
U
S
Apr
U
8
Steel
Jan
Universal Oil
300
801/2
Jan
98
150
16
Aug
23%
Feb
Meyer
Bianke
6%
Middle
Minneapolis Brewing Co
& Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
For
footnotes
,42% Jun
"32'/2 Jan
37%
28
Aug
July
52
see
page
46.
Sep
200
Jun
38 %
Jan
Jun
877/a
31%
31%
31%
600
27%
Jun
35%
Aug
Apr
33 Va
27% Mar
33 Va
33%
150
25
25
26%
1,300
19%
5
54 %
53%
58%
500
53 %
31 %
30
31 %
1,800
60
61%
300
32%
23%
Jan
31 %
Sep
59
Aug
70
Feb
23%
Jun
34 Va
Sep
34 Va
3,600
8%
9%
11,000
4%
Jan
12% July
39%
40%
400
39 V,
Feb
42%
Feb
34%
34 %
34 %
100
24%
Sep
43%
Apr
142
1,400
141% 142
(Del)
150% July
35% Mar
53 Va July
Feb
34
3,500
30%
Jun
49%
100
44'/a
Apr
2,000
32 Va
Sep
800
40%
Sep
65% Mar
1,100
30%
Jan
44% July
32
33%
42'/a
40%
42 3
38%
38%
40
32%
a
38 %
Feb
9% May
8%
(Un)—.—1
8%
200
8%
Jan
26 Va
27 V4
4,700
26'/a
Sep
100 % 102 %
600
97
Jan
118%
Apr
300
46%
Jan
68 Va
July
2,700
88%
Feb
•
26%
4
5
16%
102 Va
1
Products Co—
120%
33
49%
33
5
—
21%
21
22
12
12
12 %
59%
105
59%
61
103% 108%
600
,21
4,200
11
45
108 %
25
Sep
Mar
Aug
Aug
White
Motors
200
70%
Feb
89 y2 May
Wieboldt
600
18
Jan
22 y4
Feb
Wisconsin
100
13%
Jan
17
Feb
Inc
common
Bankshares
Corp
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)
20i/2
Jan
23
Mar
Woolworth
400
15!%
Jan
20
Mar
World
48%
100
44%
Jun
2%
8%
139%
37%
Jan
9
Mar
200
113% Jan
151
35% July
30%
Jan
90
89%
92%
600
71
Feb
97% July
33%
33
34%
700
30
Jan
39% July
54%
54%
58
200
41% Mar
59% July
20 Va Mar
37%
40
4,900
*
19%
19%
150
15%
Jan
•
29%
30
500
28
Jan
34
37%
37%
38
9,600
36
Jun
40%
60
60
60
400
53% Jan
48
50
123
43
Aug
20%
300
12%
600
10
Apr
200
;
37%
501/2 May
(F
Yates-Amer
Zenith
W)
Publishing
Radio
19% May
43% July
12.50
5
Co
Stores
Jan
1
Jan
41% Mar
May
8%
10
(Un)
36%
19
14%
7Ya
70
39%
25
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
78
500
July
29% July
Jan
Sep
:!
Western
1,340
10
39
Jun
33
1
Co
15
1
1
•
10
Jan
Aug
18%
♦
:
12%
Jan
5
59
62% May
22
1
Minnesota Min
47% Aug
30%
Inc
10
Utilities
South
29
Jan
1
1
Products
Aug
35
74%
Com
*
Co.
Food
„
700
1,250
Mickelberry's
25
2,100
11% Mar
600
*
12.50
4
1,100
47%
900
Gypsum
Rubber Co (Un)
16%c
25%
45%
3,400
States
800
(Un)
...
83%
Inc
Corporation
300
Co (Un)
12%
10
Corp
Lines
Fruit
1
Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc
25
25
45 %
Sep
Jan
38 % May
13
RR
4% Mar
United
*
Merritt
Jan
34%
1
United
—
26%
80%
(Un)
Jan
>
100
12%
California——
Sep
—
30 %
33
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
31%
—
30%
30%
Jan
10%
66%
81%
Century-Fox Film
Jan
;
Apr
9% Aug
•
25 %
/
52%
3.33%
100
11%
2,300
2
97 %
2V2 Aug
1,600
60
33
Corp
Continental
28%
Apr
10%
59%
5
Ex-distribution
Trav-ler
900
Jan
10
1
500
900
10%
(Un)—
Corp
400
Jan
13
1
Company
Transamerica
59%
60%
12%
25
Tool Co
Power
Trane
'32%
98% 100%
574
,32%
4
Cement
15%
12%
50c
1,100
Mfg
Medusa Portland
Jun
Co
Producing
23%
1
Co
9%
Ramo-Wooldridge
80%
■
common
Cement
Field
(The)
10,200
Sep
10
Inc
Textron
Webcor
"Marquette
17% July
Transmission
Apr
25
:
Jan
Jan
1
20
__i
common
&
64
12%
Corp
Transmission
Gas
900
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un):
55%
300
Inc
i*?\
x
3,000
16%
5
4
common
56%
16%
1
United
Gas
55%
25
Aircraft
Thompson
45 % May
17%
s
Laclede
55%
1
1
2,300
Chemical—/_33%c
&
98%
&
79%
80%
—8.75
Power
Kansas
Jan
10
(Ohio)
Co
Jun
~
Temco
-95% 100 %
130% i32 %
40
/
Apr
59%
Sep
&4i
___■—32%
(Un)
52 %
49%
Corp
Gas
3%
Tri
Jones
Jan
44% July
10,300
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Swift & Company
400
7>/4
35%
18%
61%
5,000
51%
■
4%
130%
———3.50
Jun
46%
50%
Corp
,32%
•
Interstate Power Co.
52 V.
46 Va
51 Va
(Un)
i
w
Sunbeam
1
ww
7.50
Co.—
&
30%
5
New
Apr
26% Mar
27 %■ Apr
5,775
Oil
California
J
Railway Equipment
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)„
>31%
-
50%
44 %
51%
x.——*
Paper (Un)——
International Sh«e
32%
70
Chemical
&
jp.n
—/I
—
'15%
Jan
16%
70
——
Mineral
12 y4
300
26%
Products Co—.
International
500
21
26
Interlake
/
14%
-
——10
4.
Co„
!l44l l
*20)2.
m
—
—1
——
Illinois Brick Co
Inland
1
:
—
Hupp
Indiana
.
—
& COx-i—::—'——1_1:
(Walter Ei
Howard
14%
—-1
Corp————-g-—-3
Werner
51%
'46%
Standard
,
73
%)>•&'
Heileinan
52%
25
of' Indiana
51
20%
—6.25
7
46%
1%
-'n5L;
;-2oM
.
20%
—-25' ..109%
Sep
600
%\¥.
1%
Ai—v-i*
—_
OiLCorp
;
60%
-
Chemical—"—'——1
Oil &
Coru
——-1
—-
Dock
Great Lakes Dredee &
Great—Lakes
Co
Co
Machine
Corp
(Un)
—
10
1
20 Va
Co—
„1
102%
101
108
60
Mar
Jan
July
50
Jan.
Jan
22
Aug
95% May
135
Jun
•
v -
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, September 7, 1959
...
(1004)
III
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
ENDED SEPTEMBER 4
WEEK
FOR
of Prices
Sale Price
2.50
1
Corp
__
*
—2
Allegheny Corp common (Un)
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)—.,.—
10
A
(Un)
Co
Reduction
Air
—
Industries
J
(Un)
Aluminum Co of America
Petroleum
Amerada
(Un)
Inc
Bosch-Arma
American
(Un)
com
Corp
Airlines
American
11%
37%
33 %
*
—.1
*
1
Limited
Aluminium
—.
—
27
(Un).:—2
—
—
59
12%
Electronics
Factors Ltd
Corp
Ampex
(The)
Anaconda
Steel
Armco
51 %
40%
14%
—
—
(Un)
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Oil
Ashland
Cons
Oil
Caterpillar
New
Power
Co
9(4
300
8%
Jan
11 Va Mar
19
5.200
17%
Jan
26% Mar
36%
Jan
43 V4
.24 Va Aug
36%
Jun
1.50
Jan
Corp
Idaho
Maryland Mines
Idaho
Power
May
87
%' July
84
Feb
23
400
IT Va
80% July
32% July
Feb
19%
200
19 Va
Feb
1,700
Jan
3 2'A
July
100
43%
Jun
39
26
26%
.-300
90c
88c
90c
1,900
7
52%
Apr
400
6V4 July
8%
3%
300
Jan
,3Va
39%
Apr
48%
Jan,
100
51% Aug
65 V*
Jan
7
7
7
60c
66c
17,300
47 Va
47%
200
60c
69c
8,700
53 Va
54(4
——-10
Co
62 c
Imperial Development Co Ltd.—_—10
International
Tel
Oil
Intex
Co
Tel
&
&
Desilu
-Di
34
700
9(4
10
500
50c
3%
2.90
3 V*
12,600
...5
53%
53%
100
51Va
Jun
59%
com—33 %c
57%
59%
1,000
37 %
Feb
65
July
16%
18
1,600
20 Va
July
30%
30'4
200
99 100(4
1,100
—
Johns-Manville
(Un)—,
Corp
July
Jan
10%
& Chem Corp
Apr
Alum
17% May
Kaiser
Industries
Kennecott
8.75
(Un)
14
42 V4
July1
Feb
12
Apr
300
9
May
1,000
31
Aug
46%
Feb
12
5%
Jan
May
6%
23
7
23
100
21l/4
Jan
24%
45%
400
38
Feb
47(4 Aug
28
29
2,200
25
Aug
31%
28%
7%
23%
30 %
28%
7%
24%
31%
19 Va
Jan
300
7 Va
Jan
1,700
14%
3,300
30
62%
21
23%
1,100
21% 22%
4,V
4A
20<
1
—
200
Jan.
Kern
Company
Forge
Apr
38
Lear
Inc
Salt. Co
Lithium
America
of
Corp
Industries
Litton
Loew's
53
600
51%
J'»n
2 %
2 Va
100
2%
Sep
14
14%
8%
Apr
26 Vb July
M J
Oil Co
M & M
Maey
H
R
Co
&
45% Mar
Martin
Company
Navigation Co
29
Sep
32%
Aug
Menasco
20
Jan
22(4
Aug
Merchants
3
Feb
5(4
Jun
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
l\h
Apr
Mission
Manufacturing
104
34%
100
34 %
Aug
36%
30
24%
30%
24%
300
29%
Aug
Nafi
200
14%
Jan
34% July
25% Aug
National
City
National
Distillers & Chem Corp
Mississippi
Jan
Feb
12%
Jun
16%
Apr
100
21%
Jun
25
Apr
1
29%<
29%
29%
100
29 %
Sep
41(4
Jan
National
1%
1%
600
1%
Jan
Natomas Company
73%
Feb
25
69%
69%
69%
100
68(4
Jan
25
66
66
68
300
50%
Feb
30%
30%
32
2,200
23%
Apr
32% Aug
43
43
100
20%- 21 %
3 ,?nn
(Un)
National
72 Va May
July
*
100
14%
Sep
Jan
North
56(4
Jan
63%
Apr
North
50c
Feb
Northern
Jan
96c
38
500
34
Feb
45
200
48%
Jun
53%
10,500
"
3
.1
13%
Jan
6
1,100
4%
Jan
57%
2,300
50%
91
200
31%
200
12%
12%
Feb-
29 Va
May
35 % July
Inc
9
9 (a
700
8%
Aug
13
July
52%
53 Va
1,000
40%
Feb
53 Va
Aug
13
13%
500
13
Jan
20%
16%
16%
100
14% Mar
52%
28%
29%
Oil
Olia
200
26%
Jun
31%
700
28%
Jun
34Va Mar
1
200
57
Sep
67 Va May
i_l
11%
11%
6%
6%
Inc
60(4
Jan
90(4
Sep
97(4
May
32%
Feb
Pacific
Jun
17 % Mar
Paciric
27%
Jan
39%
Pacific
Disney
Olin
Dow
Productions
Chemical
100
17% May
21 Va
203
48%
67
Jan
Aviation
400
a
29%
1,700
26
Feb
35 %
35%
36%
1.430
35%
Sep
17c
July
20%
Invest
(Un)
19c
18c
19c
9,700
2.20
2.20
2.30
2,100
1.75
37%
1
32%
38
400
32%
1
com
35 Va
32 Va
100
24 Va
Railway
100
15%
18
18
130
13%
Feb
20% July
20
Mar
17%
18%
2,600
13
Feb
20
(Un)
,
&
Lab
& Electric
400
47%
Feb
57 Va May
8*00
29%
Sep
44% May
15%
Jan
22-
May
5
Aug
18
50
.4 Va
4 Va
4%
2,700
4C%
40%
40%
400
6
18
£
(Allen
1st
4.36%
EH
Kodak
Co
Natural
Paso
35%
Sep
58
Mar
Pacific
900
18%
Aug
200
'-27%
Apr
63 Va
2,300
58%
Jun
66%
30%
•
Jan
47
Feb
Pacific
Lighting
451/2
44%
45
2,10-3
59%
6%
7(4
603
6
84%
gg
fO)
75
34%
200
6%
603
Jan
$4.75
May
8% July
$4.36
Jan
9?3/8 j.,lv
33
Sep
6%
Feb
45%
Electric
Auto-Lite
Bond
Electrical
Emerson
Pacific
Jan
(Un)„.
19%
5
Co
__
20
(Un)
__
•
Corp Ltd
class
A
100
75%
Apr
97
32 %
600
30%
Jun
39
Jan
Packard-Bell
50(4
50%
300
37
Jan
55
Aug
Pan
28
500
25%
Sep
37%
I
76c
Apr
Whitney
Fairchild
Eng &
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fedders
Corp
Fibreboard
(Un)
Paper Prod
Firstamerice
Flintkote
203
18%
15%
700
14% Aug
Apr
26% May
Penney
58
203
45
61
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
i43/4
300
(4
(4
500
76c
79c
14,700
Jan
Feb
11
Mar
21%
15
(J
J.
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
July
1.15
Feb
Pfizer
(4 May
75c
Aug
July
Fluor
Corp
Flying
Food
Tiger
Mach
Ford
&
(Ciias)
Motor
Foremost
Friden
Jun
10 Vb
July
Philco
Corp
7%
Jun
10%
Jan
Philip
Co
.
47/8
5
403
is
18
54%
20% May
Procter
300
46%
Jun
56%
Apr
20 %
Jan
27%
;
&
American
General
Controls
Oil of Texas
Co
Oil'
Pure
27%
37%
300
36% Aug
43% May
Radio
19% '
19(4
19(4
400
19%
Sep
27(4 May
Rayonier
15%
300
11%
Jan
20
Raytheon
Co
53%
55%
500
41
Feb
55% Aug
Reite'-Foster
82
85
1,800
51
Jan
85
Republic
20%
,
33
20(4
19%
Jun
21%
64
637/s
64%
1,400
59
Jun
76
25
25
26%
1,400
18%
Jan
28 %
28 %
28%
200
27 yB July
38"%
28
28%
300
24
Jan
39
5
400
Apr
Aug
Jan
Apr
July
Corp
__
__
Jan
Mar
Rheem
Rice
1
48%
49%
500
46 %
Aug
67(4 Mar
78
78
81
2,100
74%
Feb
84 V4 Jaly
Rohr
General
Exploration Co of California__l
21
19%
21
2,200
17
July
45% Mar
Royal
General
Foods
96%
96%
97
200
75
Jan
97% Aug
For
footnotes
see
page
46.
.
-
(Un)
Oil
&
100
21
Jun
22%
Jan
61
100
52%
Jun
71
Apr
Feb
Jun
5%
6%
3.500
49%
49 Va
4%
50(4
1,600
17%
89%
Feb
Jan
5 %
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Jun
19 V8
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30
38
150
4%
1,900
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500
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14
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149
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188%
190
130
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27%
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27%
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32
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46
200
44 %
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45%
45 Va
48
900
36%
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48 V4
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400
100
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101
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20%
32%
32%
600
26%
Jan
33% Aug
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5%
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36%
300
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Aug
43
May
Feb
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16%
8%
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Ryan
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Aug
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55
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26
900
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100
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600
44%
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86 Va
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26 %
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1,400
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100
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48 Vj
11% July
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39 % Mar
120 Va July
58
Aug
58
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200
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Jun
82%
100
79%
Jun
106%
Jan
18%
500
18
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24 % Mar
44%
45 %
500
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50
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20
22
1,400
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82%
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20 g
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58
20
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600
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59%
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70
59%
58%
59%
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25%
58%
5
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Mar
116
Jan
Apr
Aug
2
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Gas
Jan
99% Mar
04%
96
4%
4%
55%
91% July
96
87%
*
*
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5
—
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Ranch
5
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21%
61
5
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Oil
Reserve
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21 Va
12.50
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Pictures
Republic
Dynamics Corp
Corp
Co
Reynolds Metals Co
General
(Un)
(Un)
Inc
145/3
General
Co
Inc
(Un)
common
26%
37%
.5
Jan
3
Gamble
.*
Reynolds
General
Co
Corp
27%
2
26 V4
Sep
'
8
1
;
Co
May
1
& Co (Un)
Petroleum Co..
Phillips
2,200
551/2
Feb
300
4% July
16% Feb
1
Dairies
Trailer
24 %
33%c
(Un)
____5
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100
*
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1
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Fruehauf
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1,400
'
25
50
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Co
25
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15
8%
1
26
27%
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58
8
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22 Va July
50c
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1
;
500
1
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Davis
1
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Feb
27 Va
—,-14 2/7
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1
common
Airplane
29
24%
24%
100
common
wi
American World
Paramount
Parke
Phelps
Fairbanks
32
July
31%
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Jun
27 Va
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Tel
&
common
90(4
i43/4
33 \
1.25
;
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5
4
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&
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(Un)
Tel
New
25%
5
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Capwell
Railroad
Eureka
Co
31%
;
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Pacific
9% May
Apr
29%
27
24(4
•
common
_
Gas
&
90(4
3
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Radio
Emporium
Erie
&
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Oil
Apr
500
300
2
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preferred
preferred
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Jan
Mar
42
25
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■»1
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July
25
——\
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603
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25
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Mar
.
Eastman
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6%
42 V*
200
9
62%
62%
25
37%
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Sep
6
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50'/b
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25
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39% July
19%
19%
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43%
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5
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35%
%
38
50 %
5
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431/2
135
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50
20
(Un)
Co
37%
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29 %
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Feb
Aug
52"Va
50
20
(Un)
2.50
43% July
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13
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34c
Jun
5
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17%
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40%
.
1
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5%%
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1
1
31% July
21
28 3
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2.50
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173/^
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Douglas Oil Co of California.
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20
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Aug
28%
1
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6%
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9% July
20)-
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300
1
Sugar Co Ltd
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10
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July
19
31
1
Pacific
Sugar
Ohio
May
50c
(Un)
41% Mar
57
(Un).
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American
10%
900
21%
800
28%
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53% July
90%
28%
300
38%
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—
Co
American
Occidental
Aug
35%
57
__
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24%
38(4
3% May
28
Co.
Oahu
10%
100
7
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Apr
100
400
52%
5%
57%
22%
57
Ltd.
Corp
Norris
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^58—
48
11 %
May
Jan
Feb
311/4
5
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48
__
53
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Niagara-Mohawk
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69c
Jan
18%
30 Va
Electric System
England
Central
17%
52%
__
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24% Mar
11%
1
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47
56%
69c
New
36% Jan
36%
1.75
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1
;
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Theatres Inc
(Un)
20% Jun
56%
700
2,500
19%
—1
200
36%
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2.25
19
(Un)_5
Lines
13%
21%
1
Jun
8 Va
Feb
6 Va
6%
2.15
23%
—•
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13%
21%
10
Feb
58
'
Aug
21%
50c
100
1
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
Montrose Chemical
1
(Un)
Aug
May
6%
19%,
.-.5
10
1
Develop Co (Un)
River Fuel Corp.
Monogram Precision Indus—...
Sep
26%
42%
2.20
25c
12.50
(Un)
Jan
48%
55%
1
Co
Co
Petroleum
Aug
.
40%
61% May
Jan
Jan
400
14%
69
40%
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33
Aug
20%
14%
Jan
22%
22
200
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49 %
100
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1
200
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37%
__
200
63
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400
21
42 Va
62%
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500
10
41%
•
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2.50
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21 _21%
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5,700
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1
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1
48 V*
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_*
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300
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com
300
32%
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Aug
27%
38%
103
39%
1
10
(Un)__
Aug
22
118% July
Jan
July
Feb
Aug
100
4,000
Robbins Inc new (Un)__18
66%
32% Mar
25
136
75
26%
111
27%
_—1
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—
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&
Jan
*
—
%
103
600
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Jaja
111
26%
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common
(Un)
Co
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Jun
Aug
Sep
12% July
Aug
31% July
18%
63
13%
Jan
Mar
54
11%
—*
——
10
Sep
9%
500
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26%
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A
62%
1
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Lorillard
1
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—
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150
Va
32 V4 Mar
116 V* Mar
5
Inc
Aircraft
Lockheed
Matson
Aug
Jan
Aug
51 y4
27(4
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class
12% Mar
2%
%
10
Apr
99-
51%
Land Co
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27%
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2
29%
Apr
44%
29
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2.50
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3,700
21
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50
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45'
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400
21
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-—4
—
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&
Power
Kansas
56
25
Corp
29 Va
32%
12
of America (Un).12%
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57Va July
9%
—
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2.50
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Class
Feb
56
Corp common
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39%
11 Va
_1
Company
1.35 Mar
700
*
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Jan-
56
60%
Jan
Mar
14
5.50
Jun
52
44
32%
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.
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92c
Feb
34c
11%
—
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Jan
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*
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2.60
100
60c
■
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50
—10
—
Apr
300
Libby McNeill & Libby common—_—7
7%
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80c
41
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29
Jan
2.75
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—
Apr
Jan
3
56-Va
126 V*
•
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—
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59
3%
-
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40%
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Decca
200
2,000
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-
39% Mar
25% May
27%
38%
26
58
—5
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Aug
I
Jan
May
65 Vt Mar
18 >4
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1
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56% July
106%
18%
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Co
9%
2%
50
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2
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Jun
2.30
Preferred
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107 Va
85
25
Zellerbach
Crown
300
Feb
(Un)
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700
109
Jm
(Un)
Motors
54 Va
_i.
10
Gas
52
109
Aug
(Un)
Natural
52
109
(Un)——.—12.50
1
;——10
Corp
Feb
300
1 Va
Gould & Savage Min
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Crestmont
Apr
89
Oil
Feb
4
500
67 Va
Edison
Company
Honolulu
400
10
33%
97c
Jan
9,000
52%
61c
2 % \
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Homestake
Feb
—25
(Un)
51c
65c
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51%
600
System
System
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Continental
Apr
56(4
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49% Mar
1,200
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Columbia
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Holly
18%
Sep
Jan
28% July
Jan
7,300
__
27 Vt
13% May
45
65c
—
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&
Aug
600
200
79%
1%
69%
12.50
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20 %
3.00 Mar
23 Va
51c
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Columbia
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53 % Mar
Sep
200
43%
6%
1,100
Jan
Jun
45%
69%
1%
56%
10
31%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chrysler Corp
Cons
Sep
14
43
Jan
22%
Apr
28
21 %
1
—1
Co
(Un)
Mining Co
Oil
40%
May
Aug
5
Products Corp
Oil & Refining (Un)..
Chance
Vought Aircaft (Un)
Charter
Oil Company
Ltd——
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200
300
37 Va
1.90
53
54 VB
45 Va
;50c
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500
62
900
21%
————-7%r
——2—-i——1
Electronics
(Un)
of
Commonwealth
Sep
62
2.20
18% July
Certain-Teed
Commercial
Apr
51%
600
2.15
2.15
(Un)
Corporation
Ltd—
Oil
Tractor
Fuel
18%
300
45 V4 Mar
49
Champlin
Colorado
Sep
Feb
Feb
100
Jan
1%
Amer new
Instruments Corp
Cenco
11%
Jun
52 Va
—-—1
34%
Co
Corp
Hoffman
25 %
600
(Un):
Corp
Hertz
1,300
200
5
Railway
(Un)
common
Celanese
Oil
Gulf
Mar
9,800
Jun
Jun
Sep
—.—
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Corp
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48
76
Jun
20%
Feb
'.
Pacific
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19% May
Jan
91
42
300
3
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Canadian
Case
Jan
30 Va
200
Jan
500
200
(Un)
Canadian
Carrier
Great
Hawaiian Pineapple
Feb
12
100
2,700
44%
Va
21%
July
900
2,800
——1
Co
(Un)
Western financial Corp..
Ry
Northern
Great
Hartfield Stores Inc
46%
81% May
700
44
52 Va
1
*
1
25
(Un)
Corp
Graham-Paige
27
64% July
400
Calif
of
Co
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■
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23 Va
66
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21
44
4,300
Packing Corp new—
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50
Jan
62%
21
3%
California
Canadr.
50%
63
15%
....
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30% July
Jun
Aug
44%
Ink
Dry
Feb
July
79
3
California
Canada
Sep
42
26
Feb
15%
com—5
Budd Company
■_&—
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Budget Finance Plan common
50c
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
-1
Burroughs Corp
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Cement
May
39
28 Va
20 Va
Aug
60 %
44%
Borg-Warncr
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(Un)„.
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc new
Calaveras
Apr
24%
1,000
3
54c
Corn
(Un)
33%
500
3%
33%
Inc
104(4 Mar
500
14%
——2
5
Chica
July
115
100
72 34
10
10c
...
Feb
24 Va
44%
(Un)—
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Bolsa
May
(Un)
5%
1
71
Co.
Co
Glidden
58% July
Jun
.
39 (4 July
400
3%
56%
Co
Jan
13%
(Un)
PI
Corp (Un)————8
Co..
Airplane
Boeing
Sep
24 %
Sep
5 Va
15%
Oil
Bishop
84 V4
Apr
33%
300
1
1
Inc
Steel
Bethlehem
81
100
6% Mar
5(4
24 Va
4
Gillette Co
—-—1
Gladden Products Corp—i..——
1
Gladding McBean & Co
.—
5
Glen
Alden
(Un)
1
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Getty
High
'
Mar
45
71 %
——1
(Un).
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Jan
Low
1
4,500
—100
(Un)———5
Corp
Jan
Feb
Jan
13%
Utilities
•
58
(Un) —13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corn
Aviation
lOVa
27 »/4 May
—
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Bandini
Petroleum
Co
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated
Benguet
Feb
3%
10c
(Un)———_ 5
Telephone & Electronics (Un)—10
General Tire & Rubber Co (Un)—83%
90% Mar
26 Va
13%
3
(Un)
Corp
Mfg
Bendix
—•
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.
28
—'
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—
Refining Co (Un)
10
(Un).—
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Atlantic
Atlas
Refining
&
Jan
100
67%
79
29%
17/a
21%
28%
16%
21%
27%
43%
6%
82
500
82%
29
29
—
85c
Public
Range Since Jan. 1
.•
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5(4
1%
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Service
(Un)
Shares
55%
56
Gen
29% May
1,000
35
78%
—
5
(Un)
22%
Feb
Aug
15
1,200
61%
13 V»
65%
Aug
17%
40c
2,900
44
25 %
78%
78%
10
(Un)
(111)
300
43
43
78% 80%
99% 101%
47% 50'A
__
79
(Un)
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100
12%
46% 51%
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14 ,14%
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50
(Un)
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&
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.—
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—
43%
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59
12%
35
11%
—
Inc————--1
(Un)
20
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Power (Un)
•
American Motors
Corp
(Un)
—5
American Potash & Chemical Corp—*
American Standard Sanitary (Un)——5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
American Tobacco Co (Un)—
25
American Viscose
Corp (Un)
.—25
American
American
28%
28%
Broad-Param'nt Theatres (Un)_l
Can Co (Un)
.—.—12.50
American Cement Corp pfd (Un)
25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)—.
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100
400
17,300
86%
4%
12%
38%
34%
108 /4
84%
27%
29%
28%
33
108%
84%
26%
28%
—
Amer
15
20%
41c
Public
General
High
Low
Motors
General
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15
19%
40c
86%
4%
11%
37%
40c
I
Corp
Aeco
19%
10c
Wrigley Stores Inc (On)
ACF
Admiral
Shares
Low
Par
General
for Week
for Week
Low
Par
Range
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
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Sale Price
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Sales
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Friday
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Last
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Sale Price
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St
Stores
Louis-San
Inc
4%%
Francisco
preferred
Industries
B,y
Serve!
Inc
&
Shasta
500
*
22
35V2
Jun
42
22
23
300
21%
Jan
26%
1,100
25%
JUH
—18%; 18%
26% July
29% May
200
(Un)
10
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26%:
—___———20
(Ua)—_—„—1.40
3
Inc
..
26%
41%
41%
42%
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82%
82%
200
(Un)
2.50
200
23%
47%
47%
23%
48%
1,700
39%
'
800
9%
Feb
200
9%
Feb
Oil
Shell
Trans
Siegler
Company—
&
11%
10%
Corp
Signal Oil
Co
1
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Co
class
Smith-Carona-Marchant
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Solar
Mobil
Oil
Aircraft
Southern
Edison
Co
A
Original
4.78%, "cum
Preferred
Southern
3,300
12%
14%
42%
44%
16%
16%
100
59%
59
60%
2,200
59
59
57
——25
Pacific
Co
Corp
(Un)
21%
29%
21%
29%
29%
—
—
'
4
*>72%
———
(Un)
•
Service
—1
50c
Oil
Oil
Standard
(Indiana)-————25
Oil
Co
4
—
N
J
(Un)
55
20% Jun
28%
400.
28%
1,100
3% Aug
59
%
Apr
46% May
21%
Feb
28% May
14% May
43%
100
22%
23%
3,900
1114
40
11%
100
9 %
Feb
51
52
3,300
49%
Jun
46%
46%
100
2,800
26%
27%
58%
53%
100
13
5,500
—I
10
Swift
International
&
Co
Petroleum
1
(Un)
12%
12%
300
—!"
10
10%
25
25%
1,200
4%
45%
45%
1
11%
11%
46%
Jan
Jan
43
Mar
Sep
69%
Apr
44%
9%
Feb
58%
Jun
Jun
15%
Jan
9% Aug
25
,
200
12%
59
40% July
Jan
23
1,600
4%
—
—25
Jan
Apr
55%
•
600
25
62
62%
18
200
5314
u-
_
500
,,
10%
3% Jun
"
.
Tennessee
Texaco
Corp
Gas
Inc
Textron
Jan
Feb
35%
•'5% Jan
47% Aug
13% Mar
.'
••
Thriftimart Inc
Tidewater
Oil
5
———————25
Co
(Un)—a——•
—
Electric
Co
Union
Pacific Ry
Union
Co
Sugar
United
Air
of
new
United
Fruit
United
U
S
U
S
U
Co
Gas
Rubber
West
1
Sep
43%
33
33
34
200
31 %
Jun
Jun
48%
49%
6,100
44
32
32
600
32
17%
33%
18%
300
17%
38%
39%
500
31
Woolworth
——-—10
—1
40%
8%
1,400
8%
26%
27%
—
26%
43
400
1,500.
Madison
&
Pennsalt
-
48 %
49%
694
39%
Jan
52% July
15%
15%
10
13%
Feb
18% July
9%
1,425
8%
Apr
29%
28
9%
Philco Corp
Potomac
8%
28%
50
24
46 %
Jun
54%
66%
69%
703
50%
Feb
11%
12
150
11
Jun
72% May
16% Jan
65%
65%
•24
24
51
—
68
212
24%
%
56%
27
Jan
55 %
Power
5C%
50%
70
42%
Jan
81 %
85%
1,191
50%
Jan
20
20%
799
19%
Jun
21"%
18%
18%
40
17%
Jan,
55%
57%
2,482
19
Apr
58% July
17
56%
50%
44% Mar
17
100
27
Feb
18%
19%
515
17%
Jun
20%
Jan
39
40'A
75
32%
Jan
61% May
90
16
Aug
78
76
78
126
67%
Feb
29
29
31%
120
29
Sep
27%
27 3/b
28 %
1,593
27%
Sep
16%
16%
17%
2,193
15%
Apr
20 %
52%
3,320
Jun
57
51 Va
51 %
7
6%
24%:
7
46%
1,251
24%
26%
27%
37%
May
35 %
July
29% May
Jan
6% May
Apr
9%
Jan
38
523
22
27%
784
23% May
29%
38%
936
37%
44%
20%
.*
—50
176
87% Mar
36% May
Jan
Jun
25
Apr
Apr
83%
86
247
20% Aug
72% Jan
—*
54%
55%
324
45 %
Jun
62 Vb
2.50
Co—!—_——
& French
Sep
Jan
13%
10
common
Sep
85 %
39
3
,
Gas com
27%
27%
396
24%
Jun
60
61
603
57 %
Jun
27% Aug
66% Feb
•
Lab
South Jersey Gas Co
Sun
Oil
Co
!
July
20%
3
common
&
Aug
Feb
16%c
Electric
—
*
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Sep
Sep
May
Jun
40%
Aug
July
45
Sep
8%
58%
8%
8%
1,070
8%
Aug
9%
Apr
59%
410
48%
Jan
59%
Aug
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Apr
20
Jan
1
——13.50
—
65%
Apr
8 %
Jan
9% Mar
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo
Industries
Armstrong
42%
Sep
58
May
46%
Jan
68
108
Aug
Aug
i!
Blaw-Knox Co
88% Mar
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
57%
10%
10%
43%
Low
60
43%
„
400
Jan
40%
43
1,000
40%
Sep
50%
50%
100
45%
Aug
55
29%
30
200
29
Aug
34%
Jan
60
Aug
450
5%
Jan
14
Mar
10
36%
Feb
46 % July
27
36%
Jan
254
,
45%
20%
Jun
56% July
24% Mar
453/2
500
42 %
Jun
47%
Jan
7
Jun
12%
Feb
6%
Sep
12%
Feb
—
54%
56
1
20%
20%
21%
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
_5
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
24%
24%
24%
260
23
Jun
27
Feb
—
38
38%
85
34%
Jun
40
Mar
54%
54%
68
44%
Feb
59% July
3%
788
Apr
45
52%
Jan
;„10
Harbison
Gas
System
Walker
Refractories
6%
73/e
200
13
1,600
7%
8%
—
—
8%~
429
7%
Jan
8% Mar
Aug
Pittsburgh Brewing
12%
High
40
Mar
43%
Shares
_5
.
Co
for Week
of Prices
_l
Inc
Cork
Columbia
1
Sales
Range
Sale Price
14
45
69 %
Jun
38%
81
Feb
23
1,474
51%
Jan
82%
,
1
—
Electric
Smith Kline
Jan
31% July
49%
1.66%
Corp—
—
Reading Co
Scott
Paper
9%
19 % Mar
11%
_2
Inc
Public Service
1
Jan
66%
—
42%
$2.50
43%
43%
100
36
Jun
preferred—
32%
33%
400
27%
Jan
37%
18%
19
500
13%
Jan
500
30%
Jan
19% Aug
43% July
1,000
71%
Feb
22c
Jun
United
59%
Sep
U
3%
—
3%
Jan
4% Aug
36%
36%
20
34
Jan
36%
18%
84%
45
17%
Aug
18%
84%
17%
82%
174
5
26%
26 %
27%
5
35%
35%
36%
8%
7%
,8'/4
100
5
Jan
7%
87
7
Jan
10% Mar
20%
20%
2%
76
16
Jan
23% July
2%
255
46%
46%
20
30%
89%
31%
343
30%
Aug
38 % Mar
93%
314
70%
Feb
98 Va
—
18%
10
—
Sep
Sep
136
73% May
25% July
31
173
29%
38% July
91
Mar
Apr
96% July
Jan
25
———1
45% Aug
—
—
2.50
common
convertible
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
43%
39%
38%
39%
12.50
90
89%
93%
10c
14c
14c
16c
58%
59%
300
9%
9%
100
—1
25
-
%
48
—————1
Chemicals
44'A Mar
—
(Un)—2.50
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
Jun
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
•
Pennsylvania RR
——50
Philadelphia Electric common—
•
Philadelphia Transportation Co
10
1
.—
41%
Co——1
Co.
Sep
400
(Un)———10
com
Jan
—!__———-—5
—.
Inc
(The)
Merck
25c
Yellow Cab Co common
30%
1
Fund
Martin
Jun
1,700
(Un)
Explor
105
Bait—
at
„
Sep
61
Corp
America
Homasote Co
34%
108
5
38%
1
Co.
Acceptance Corp—
General Motors Corp
42>/2
13
Apr
38%
1.8O
General
10%
60
—
89%
5
—
Co!
26%
103%
(Un)-
Jun
non-voting_————10
200
41
—
75%
common———1
..
Dairies
800
60
;—
A
Motor
Foremost
10%
105%
—
Preferred
Class
Ford
of
36%
16%
(Un)
Finance Co
36
—
4,439
Power & Light com
13.50
Duquesne Light
<
——,—5
Electric Storage Battery—
1—-10
10%
—
10%
Co_—10
12.50
Inc.
Oil
W.i
(F
—
39%
80%
Delaware
53% July
38% Feb
48%
41%
104%
78 Ve
25
Publishine
35% Mar
-5
Sep
.79%
-13
42% Aug
33%
•
Insurance
Curtis
82 %
Sep
Feb
700
5
——
com
34
39
34%
1
Elec
Basin
300
33%
——1
Western Union Telegraph
Williston
Jun
40%
5
Lines
19% Mar
26
40%
34
—10
.—,
V
283
Jan
*
—
10
(Un)
,
High
86%
—6.50
—
Co
Lew
82%
38 %
Co
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
83%
<
—
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Low
Shares
31
July
25% Aug
1,500
38% Mar
87% Aug
10
(Un)
Dept Stores
.Westinghouse
Sep
100
34
—
33%
*
25
Inc_„
Life
23%
23%
33
(Un)
Air
1,100
24%
23%
„—
Petroleum
Coast
Western
36
23%
Victor
Equipment Co
1
Washington Water Power—.——.—~*
Western
Jun
23%
(Un)
Preferred
28%
.—10
Match Corp
Westates
200
30
(Un)
U S Steel Corp common!
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal
Jatx
30
Plywood Corp ——————_1
S
19%
25% Mar
29% July
—
Inc_.
Corp
Industries
July
1
common
Lines
Feb
19
100
(Un)„
United Aircraft Corp
United
Corp
(Un)
75
20
Calif
Co
30%
500
3,500
81 Va
25%
—
9
Jun
193A
Corp (Un)—
Century-Fox Film (Un)
Oil
80%
1,900
,
25%
—
common
Union
81
34%
19%
Tri-Continental
Union
32%
2514
Tishman Realty & Construction CO—1
Transamerica Corp "Ex-dist"__
_2
Twentieth
33%
—50c
common——
Transit
Company
'
Transmission—
Sulphur
Inc
*
——
(Un)
Texas Gulf
•
Jan
Budd
Sep
29
Jun
/
Telautograph
Jan
44% July
49% Jun
200
55%
———
Jan
75% Aug
Sep
26%
issued
5%
Jan
55%
When
Feb
52
Chemical
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)——1
30%
63%
Stauffer
Sunset
Jun
Apr
Jan
600
51%
36%
5
Apr
Jun
22%
22%
31%
,
400
363%
—
25% Mar
Jun
74
50%
———5
Apr
53
50%
—
59
23% May
36%
Co.-
Aug
20%
.——7
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)_—
Studebaker-Packard
Jun
200
4%.'
Jan
54%
100
Corp (Un)„.———-5
Instruments Inc
1
Warner
Jan
24% May
63% Mar
100
Statham
Stanley
51%
.
Mar
52
22%
—
Jan
200
•
43 %
of
of
43%
21%
71 %
52%
„——,'■!
California
6%
51%
Standard
Standard
Co
23%
21%
21%
—29 %
25
—.—2
—
Public
23%
—
45
Sep
12% Sep
42 % Sep
16% Sep
1,000
16%
26% Aug
32%
300
42%
—-----—
Southern Railway Co com
Warrants
34
32%
15
Petroleum
Southwestern
Sperrv-Rand
900
12%
Ealtimore
Jan
for Week
.33 y3
—
Ealdwin-Lima-Hamilton
Mar
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
1
Tel, & Tel—.
Corporation
Atlantic City Electric
May
22
29%
pfd——_—25
Cal
12
89
27 %.
33%
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A—25
6%
preferred
:
——25
Southern
Jan
76% July
Co—-—
Arundel
Jun
18%
Stores
American
14% Mar
17% Mar
100
27%
—25
cum
6%
American
Apr
300
__1
preferred-.,
4.24%
600
'
common—25
Co
pfd
4.32%
20%
2
(Un)
Edison
11%
83%
20%
_5
Inc
Company
Calif
83%
Ltd
—
&
__
7.50
Trade
Last
Par
Apr
29%
49%
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
85% Aug
Jan
12%
10%
STOCKS
45% Aug
Feb
10
Jan
21%
Jan
12%
10
__
Shell
73%
23%
1
Co
18% Aug
35% Jun
600
20c
(Un)_:
Water
SEPTEMBER 4
High
38%
Co
Servornechanisms
ENDED
Jan. 1
Low
373/2
—1
Roebuck
Range Since
37%
Scott Paper
Co„———_*
Seaboard Finance Co
—-——
Sears
Shares
High
1.66%
San Diego Gas & Electric common
Scheniey
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
: Low
FOR
Sales
_*
59%
~
24%
—
24%
N
142
•
24%
4,000
40
142
100
13c
54
May
,
Apr
Rockwell-Standard
Ruud
——'
Manufacturing—
Screw
S
Corp
&
Bolt
Engineering
Glass
5
&
&
Fdry
20%
1
22%
Jan
25
Aug
Westinghouse Aii^Brake
117% May
143'
Aug
Westinghouse Electric
Alloys Steel
°—
*
Jan
Vanadium
—
5
Co
Chemical
7%
9 % May
r-
1
Corp of America
—
-
10
31%
-12.50
Corp
89%
2%
—
Jan
8%
Sep
7
Feb
Mar
39
Aug
46%
Aug
July
3.
•«
"5
■a
SI
CANADIAN MARKETS
.1
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
4
Week's
Sale Price
Exchange
Baits
Range
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Stock
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Friday
£ T O C K 3
High
10
563/8
55%
56%
1,043
54
Apr
63% Mar
10
56%
56
57%
3,404
53
Feb
62% Jul J
—t-lO
76%
76%
76%
1,018
10
•
40
of
Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Sales
Range
Lew
Banque Canadian National
Canadian Dollars
Week's
Last
Par
Bank
Prices Shown Are
Expressed in
Banque Provinciale
for Week
(Canada)
•
Sale Price
Par
Abltlbi Power &
4% %
Paper
preferred
common
——
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class
"A"
Aluminium
4% %
Ltd
Co
of
pfd
For
—•
•
Ltd
footnotes
—•
see
page
46.
31%
25
50
Corp
Steels
19%
37%
50
36%
38%
„
35$s
Shares
Eathurst Power &
Range Since Jan. 1
Class B
Low
6,314
45
34 % May
23
Feb
High
40
rpt
Telephone
Ccrp 5%
5%%
preferred
Bowater
preferred
24
Air
19%
20
19%
Sep
21
37
May
39%
3,080
35 %
Aug
33
10,037
42% Jufty
37% July
Bowater Mersey Paped 5%%
Brazilian Traction Light & Power:
•
Feb
British American
Oil
•
36 %
45%
Feb
British
Electric
53
Feb
4%
42
Mar
31%
43
51%
35%
43%
52
36 %
50
26% May
20% Aug
160
42
%
Aug
125
50%
Jan
4,396
32 %
Jan
Bowater
paper
Columbia
preferred
4%% cumulative
47
47
115
46
Jan
48
Jan
4
30%
32%
2,534
27
36
Feb
5%
25%
25%
25%
430
24
May
Aug
29%
Feb
% %
preferred
preferred
5%% preferred
common—
33
Mar
330
45
May
31
150
26 V2
41%
41%
9,364
39%
43
295
42%
49
84
•
Aug
45
Aug
Feb
51%
35
Feb
Apr
44
Feb
Sep
46 % Maj
Jan
50%
Feb
49
165
7'/a
7%
5,203
6
Jan
7% Aug
48
48%
287
47
Jun
49% Mar
7% Apr
47 % Mar
4.90
4.90
,
5
15.611
36 %
36%
2,065
35
Jun
44%
75
75
90
75
Jun
78
Sep
Feb
Co—
100
red
554
46
42'%
4.90
22
•
40%
31
25
41%
—56
43
50
—£
7%
pfd— — 50•
High
65% May
40
46
♦
Bell
20%
-_r
Paper class A
19%
a20% a20%
43
"
High
a23% a24%
*
50
—
$2.50 preferred
Atlas
37
_25
*
Canada 4%
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
Asbestos
Low
*
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
.*
of Prices
Low
preferred—100
50
—-——50
50
Jul>
86%
110
84% Mar
90
46 %
41
550
40
Jan
43
Mar
46%
46%
100
45
Mar
49
July
50
50
70
86%
49%
Jan
Aug
52 y2 Aug
41
•
•
42
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1006)
.
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
High
670
12%
3514
35%
36%
1,035
25
41%
41%
42%
1
•
12%
12%
13
11
11
12%
450
•
36%
35%
36 %
190
•
Columbia
Power
Columbia
Telephone
British
i
Brown Company
Mills
STOCKS
Ltd
class
A
Building Products
Low
Canada
-
Cement
$1.30
•
common
Canada
2714
10
31
•
common
30%
20
Iron Foundries
91
_•
common
preferred
91%
44
Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred
Jan
Feb
Ogilvle Flour Mills
35%
Sep
40
Jan
Ontario
505
40%
Jan
1,320
12%
Jun
47% May
14% Jan
Pacific
Jan
13% July
Page-Hersey Tubes
9
32 % July
Steel
Canadian
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Breweries
Preferred
British
Bronze
Jan
1,493
30%
Sep
37
27%
280
26%
Jan
28
30%
31%
1,175
29
Aug
45%
750
au
Mar
49 %
12%
12%
332
11
Jan
59%
2,709
54
Jan
2,288
35%
Jan
42 %
May
39
25
35%
Jan
42%
Jun
14
14
15%
880
11%
Apr
a23
a23
50
17% July
25% Feb
21
21%
22%
840
18%
Jan
30%
31
175
29%
Jan
•
Chemical
Canadian
Cottons
Canadian
Fairbanks Morse common—•
Ltd
•
Hyrdocarbons
Industries
Canadian
•
225
10
Jun
14%
Roe
425
1,306
a74% a74 %
15%
16%
Apr
80
15%
Sep
24
43%
Aug
47%
26
Sep
30% Mar
99%
Feb
St
Jan
26
26
100
100
15
45%
27%
395
100
74%
55
St
Feb
102
26
26%
3,580
13%
13
13%
1,553
•
17
17
pfd_.20
20
26
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•
Paper
82
82
20
—•
8
7%
8%
8,906
a90
a90
a&0
15
94
31
31%
200
21
Jan
35
Apr
84
2,140
75 J/4
Jan
93
July
7.65
7.75
250
7.65
Sep
11%
19
19
100
18%
Jun
21'% Mar
14
Sep
*
.
—25
—,
23%
Jan
Jan
48
Apr
49
45
Aug
50
Simon
May
Williams of
(H)
&
Can
20
Jan
5%
Sons
common—*
pfd—
al9
al9
20
Feb
407
90
Aug
Trans Canada
20
700
19%
24% Mar
4.10
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
7%
Dominion
Dow
Du
Textile
Bros
of
46%
47%
800'
41%
Triad
35
40
July
75
80
65
Jan
81
May
59%
25
56
Jan
60 J/4
92
290
85
Mar
96
14%
150
14
Feb
15
19%
18%
19%
625
18% May
22%
•
63
62%
64
2,015
62%
Sep
•
90%
17
16%
18
%
7,385
14%
Jan
20
•
11
11%
2,500
9%
Jan
12
15
15'4
300
46
46
28 %
Eddy
—50
a76
a76
7
7
110
*
a9
a9
50
30%
31
150
18
18
170
4.50
5.00
730
Power
Match
•
Electrolux Corp
Enamel & Heating
1
(r
27
30%
__
__*
5
5
78
78
80%
Foundation Co of Canada
13%
13%
14%
•
Jun
19
28
29
46
7.25
7.25
a21%
10
common..
a21% a21%
July
7
May
Feb
10
Jan
31
Jan
21
General
•
Steel
5%
36%
36%
37%
Feb
5.00
105
Aug
50%
Feb
8%
5.50
100
1
a46 a47%
80
preferred
♦:
common
8.95
13
13 %
200
15%
-
—
475
15%
2,042
13%
44%
811
41
1,205
51%
53%
665
51%
Limited
36%
13 %
I
Abltca Lumber & Timber
Bonnets
46% May
Jan
37'/a
37%
220
34'%
Jan
44
35
37'%
310
35
Sep
40'% May
45'%
46
175
45
Jan
48
35
/
Apr
Apr
Apr
Canada
Feb
63
Dominion
1,298
19
Mar
55
Aug
Jun
preferred
Canadian
Marconi
Co—
15
Aug
20
Apr
Consumers
14%
Sep
21
Jan
Crown
Sep
20%
Paper
39 '/a
Apr
46% Mar
Jan
42%
51%
Jun
64
Zellerbach
Dalfen's
Dominion
Dominion
Sep
12%
Jan
23
Feb
Fleet
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A
36%
38
3,628
36%
12%
Sep
46%
Jan
13'A
1,410
12%
Apr
14%
28%
19%
100
12%
Apr
90%
19%
95%
Sep
1,160
83%
Jan
101
Aug
Jun
126
Aug
125% 125%
35%
Apr
478
108
34%
35%
1,285
%
28% Mar
50 %
5 4'A
1,824
15%
48 % Mar
55
15%
Jan
15%
635
12
16%
Aug
•
26
26%
30%
a
31
10% alO%
11%
12%
Jan
325
<
20
Jan
200
102% 102%
•
Ltd
(Frank
London Canadian
100
July
37% July
28% Mar
103
Apr
32% Aug
230
27%
Jun
20
10%
Jan
11
10
Jun
14% May
825
Jan
MacLaren
Power
&
Moore
Corp
Mount
Royal
Mussens
27
Jan
21% July
Jan
41
40
40
1.927
35
Mar
48'4
Jan
al7
al9
54
19
July
21
Mar
a80
2
81
Aug
81
Aug
50
5%
5
41
425
38%
38
39%
3,669
41
41
43%
55
54
Jun
8 '4 Mar
5
Jan
48
May
53
Feb
40
Jun
44
Jan
45
Feb
410
37% May
34% Jan
55
111
50% July
„
2.05
2.05
2.05
1,100
2.05
17%
17'%
17%
50
15%
9
9
100
9
May
{ CI
40%
40'%
130
40
Apr
500
65c
Jan
•;
•
5
Sep
Jun
47'4 Aug
55'% Jan
2.05
30
9%
47
Sep
Jan
Apr
1.50
Jan
Apr
Northwest
45% July
Paul
16%
Jun
Power
Jan
149%
Feb
Premier
Steel
Quebec
Telephone
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
3901
.Aug
2.50
Feb
22%
Jan
4.10 Mar
Service
Corp
Stores
6%
N
Jan
12% July
Aug
33
Jan
140
80
Apr
93
July
14%
Jan
83
*
6%
85
al2% al3%
50
K
*
2nd
part
31
37'4
15%
Jan
15% Apr
Jun
36'% Mar
Jun
46'4 July
7'%
7'%
100
7
July
9
Mar
11'%
11'%
200
8
Feb
13
July
Jan
42%
1,580
75
46%
53
Aug
50
25%
Jan
28
Mar
80
46
Aug
50
50
y—
11
Apr
16% July
200
8%
•
81/4
8'4
78%
pfd__50
22
40
%
*
300
78%
5
72
7'%
475
30'4
30%
al2
al2
I
Jan
29
Jun
43
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Sobeys Stores Ltd class A
25
18 %
542
50
25
46
Jan
51
32%
50
27
Jan
38% May
Jan
May
20% May
Southern
Canada
75
20
Ltd
Power 6%
706
*
Aug
40%
18
50
Industries
30%
•
Russell
40%
5
common.
(Canada) Ltd
Jun
50
17%
Corp
Warrants
Reitmans
393
4.40 Mar
-7% Mar
72
4.50
Jan
Jan
75
•
:
100
10%
8'4
Jan
Aug
Jun
30'4 July
9
July
Jan
Traders Finance Corp class A
Trans-Canada
16%
16 %
150
15% Mar
17%
16%
Apr
525
16
Jan
al20
al23
19
Feb
14
Apr
Jan
44
Aug
10%
Jan
12% July
Jan
Sep
123
Apr
131
44
Feb
36'%
Jun
10
175
20
Jan
•
Fund
52%
52%
50
53% May
Union
51%
1.671
50
Apr
58
14%. .16%
United
2,155
14%
Sep
16% July
Mar
Gas
of
Canada
Principal
Waterman Pen
Co
Ltd
Properties
Ltd
(L E)
3,145
15%
Apr
Aug
Jan
Jan
30
Sep
10% Mar
15%
Apr
15%
19'% July
3.75 Mar
*
;
26
18
13
37
685
Feb
49%
Corp
•
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
33'4 July
11%
22
105
21,190
*
pfd
27'4
Mar"
16%
55
14 % Mar
41%
•>.
Ltd
Sep
—
50
Ltd.
27'4
41%
*
.
12
1Q0
5
Ltd
C
Mills
Apr
40'4 Feb
9
Ltd
29 %
18%
32%
May
11'4
Jun
13
26
*
Jan
112%
Feb
7% Aug
25
—
Industries
Jan
Aug
18
200
105
Orange Crush Ltd
36 %
May
25
7%
1,060
Co
—
10%
107
9
'
1
v.
preferred
50
104
Jun
885
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd
*
565
125
190
A__♦
A
6.670
150
cl
*
14
100
Jan
25
25
7%
*
1st
108
.*
Ltd.
112
3.35
*
Paper Co
Dairies
39%
11%
100
—•
Ltd
Canada
112
15%
i
33
14%
13%
3.35
A_;
com
Paper
Ontario
38%
50%
May
19% Aug
75
a48
,al2%
&
112
•
18
102
40
pfd.10
Minnesota
13%
,
450
Apr
38
5%
Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.5C
Mexican
38%
11%
class
—
Melchers Distilleries Limited
•
106 106 %
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Investment Corp
•
10
20
36
•
(Walter M)
loo
National Trust Co Ltd
Noranda Mines Ltd
18%
al8'% a21 '4
•
,
19%
86
Jan
Horner
Lowney Co Ltd
16%
July
8
Feb
5%
Manufacturing Ltd
Aug
National Drug & Chemical
preferred—5
National 8teel Car Corp common
•
2.75
Mar
Jan
21%
July
•
July
_J__ a48
*
Linoleum Co Ltd
10
75
91
5
5%
_*
:
1,020
24
common
Ltd
10
Jan
40
2.50
•'!
_f-
1
Engineering Works
Magnesium Ltd
Aug
Trust
110
5
Ltd
Apr
Mar
17%
Preferred
Apr
2.60
•
.
Corp...
228
Montreal Locomotive
11%
2.60
10
Corp Ltd
common—
a22
"•
Apr
7
7
Jan
13%
40
Gas
a21%
•
8%
20
•
1
Westinghouse Company Ltd.*
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
320
'
Canadian
'
53 %
*
36
100
—:
—
49%
-
250
a80
5%
25
B
12% May
Apr
Mar
9%
7 %
40
50
IloO
Jan
1.00
46
10'%
al9
87
preferred
8'% July
*
51%
common
Jan
common-'*
Trust Ltd
Inv
87
100
6'A
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
51%
common
2,730
Intl
Kelly Douglas class A
50
6%
9'%
al8'%
6% Mar
5
Jan
*
41% Aug
16% July
91%
Sep
37%
Ltd
Jan
a21%
37c
110
7'%
1
Sugar Co Ltd
High
17,200
41
10%
10'%
2.60
Investments
Low
45c
6%
6%
•
Gen
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
High
41
Canadian
Jan
Feb—
&
Canadian
Sales
Shares
37c
40c
Canadian
Aug
9%
Jan
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
——y-——i
11 % May
8
46.
4.10
44'%
Exchange
Week's
—_*
common
28%.Sep
lo
Feb
Canadian Dredge' & Dock Co Ltd new.*
108% Mar
9%
Raceway
25
7.50
page
July
Mar
3.50
34'%
*
—
common—:
100
preferred
see
40
33
200
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—.—5
2,835
"O
footnotes
Mar
200
•
6
Corp__
Power-
Feb
13
3,585
Par
al4
_»
&
Jan
Aug
3.50
Last
29%
(John)
Scotia Light
9 'A
6.70
37%
Friday
a22
6
28%
MacMlllan <fe Bloedel class B
Co
31
37%
Sale Price
100
(Robt) class A
A__;
68
Mar
4.05 July
3.50
50
preferred——
50
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
Mar
25
36%
*
common.
10
-
5
com
Ltd
Jun
*
B
a22
•
___
51
500
36%
al4
Limited
346
2,893
4.15
37%
Dominion Oilcloth &
•
25
common
60
26'%
4.10
>
1
Consolidated
44
common
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
7%
preferred
For
960
--
40%
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Nova
13
13%
•
International Utilities
&
41
14%
4.68%
International Paper
Morgan
44
15%
14%
Inland Cement preferred
_10
International Bronze Powders com
**
International Nickel of Canada com__*
Montreal
715
Feb,
44%
•
-
preferred
$4.50 preferred
Class
145
_50
common-
Mining
Acceptance Corp
Mitchell
Jan
7%
44% July
13% Aug
40%
Warrants
5 % %
36% Aug
104
35% May
•
preferred
%
.
19 %
$2.75
4 %
July
25 %
Sep
Aug
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
92 '/8 May
_
(M)
58
25 %
Worts..
&
Jan
July
Jan
Imperial Investment class A
Loeb
Mar
•
Blue
Jan
•
Bros
75
2,110
Beatty Bros Ltd—
Belgium Stores Ltd
11
100
preferred
Labatt
35%
Aug
9%
Feb
88
Class B
Lewis
Jan
62
9'4
Mar
10
Home Oil class A
Indus
23 J/4
667
9'4
17
100
13
6%
3,225
66
•
35
a92% a92%
__
40%
$1.40 preferred
:
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
29'%
64
•
Jun
55
—100
Paper
28%
64
Canadian Stock
25% May
80% Sep
15%
•
$2
28%
Corp
July
15%
,*
Howard Smith
1
Feb
53%
Winnipeg Gas Co vot trust
Hudson Bay
90'A July
8% Mar
*
Greater
Renfrew
Jan
Jan
1%
common.—
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Holt
68'%
10
Sep
13%
28
230
8%
1
Wares
2,765
Knapp (Canada) Ltd.
4%%
Sep
21%
745
104%
*
Ltd--
Motors
General
83
Apr
1.30
95
100
preferred
Dynamics
80
*
"■Warrants
General
81
29% Aug
27
100
•-
preferred
Bakeries
19
Pipe
Aug
Jan
14
925
5% %
Feb
:
Feb
Jan
10
.
1,905
28%
General
69'%
10
Feb
71
1,185
•
Fraser Cos Ltd common
Gatlneau Power
Sep
2,460
Anglo-Can
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Motor Co
Petroleum
69%
18
STOCKS
Ford
French
1,000
17
—
Gooderham
&
Zellers
Jan
14%
5
Prod class B—
69%
18
Steel-.
class A—
Steel
Class
May
19%
610
•
—
Webb
Aug
40
50
27
•
preferred (1956)
Dupuis Freres class A
Jun
69%
*
———————*
Mar
.*
7%%
Jan
July
10%
3%
,
32'A
*
Jan
91
common
Ltd
1,885
Feb
52%
a._
—
——.———•
Brands
Oils
Walker
Feb
8%
14%
Canada
Kootenay
24%
14%
.
East
Jan
36
a__
59%
•
13% July
51% July
91%
common
Brewery
Pont
46%
15
73%
Structural
Steinbergs
38% Aug
•
Coal
Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Donohue
Feb
00 00
Feb
10
Stores
Dominion
July
•
com
—;
&
6
6
175
Jan
75
35% Mar
•
preferred
Dominion Steel
20% May
205
49
sW a88%
Jan
35%
Steel Co of Canada
United
119\
cJ
——*
Toronto-Dominion
90
187/b July
81% Aug
21
90
1,570
.
-—•
Power
19%
10
■
72
————_—*
Co
170
23
—
100
Simpsons
155
a6%
16% Mar
45
50
3,973
10
Mar
30
.—*
pfd—
15%
a6%
Jan
19 % Mar
100
46
common
pfd
Press
21%
Jan
45'%
4%
4%%
B
Canada
10
Feb
17'%
May
Aug
J/4 Sep
11
2,UjU
Jan
40%
Class
31
'
85'% May
13%
100'%
35
Southam
21%
82%
82%
7%
43
Southern
a6%
82
-100
Jan
3.25
•
jan
July
40
May
•
Sep
Sep
July
43
357
16% Mar
25
Jail
82
22%
Jun
38
40%
A
19%
pfd
16
510
40
Series
30
common
3,407
36%
3.25
6%
17
40'4
Jun
19%
Coal
16
39%
Jun
•
Dairies
16
39%
29%
Consumers
Bridge
14% July
32'%
15% July
22% Feb
Dominion
Feb
80 J
Jan
Dominion
13
5,730
300
Dominion
160
33
Jan
31% Mar
Jan
al4 al4%
*
12
Aug
3,345
aJn
38
30%
May
33
50'4
Aug
%
1.1 w
20
31%
Sep
84
84 %'
32%
13%
31%
Feb
39%
30
41
84 %
29%
13
I
3,445
7
Jun
32%
•
Distillers Seagrams
69'% Mar
4%
11-/8
12%
Sep
Aug
39%
————
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Textile
__
59
700
29%
A
17
*
850
4.75
-—*
Class
160
•
62'
4.50
Shawlnigan Water & Power common—*
Standard
1
61 %
96%
Standard
.
bl%
16 %
Jan
A
43
350
4.75 Aug
class
Sep
295
Sep
Corbys
34'4
1,512
Aug
Crown Zellerbach class A
780
97
7%
Credit Foncier Franco-Canada
'35 %
17
100
Jan
34 %
15
885
Apr
Feb
34'%
14
20
Aug
Apr
Apr
9#'%
15%
2.25
Feb
36'%
12'4
lfi'~
18%
29
36'%
Feb
Jan
31% Mar
15 %
19%
Jun
30'%
10%
14
4.65
19%
28%
50
100
16%
600
•
*
1,125
Cement % class A
•
Corp commons—————•
preferred
100
500
—---
31
32%
all% all %
Lawrence
9%
Glass
30
32%
,
100
A
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jun
Aug
11% Mar
11
Jan
Lawrence
5%
4.75
._
18%
84 %
common.,
.—i
20
9v«
Jun
40%
preferred
class
7 %
Ltd—
12%
•
".
___
4.65
Cellulose
2,175
1
(Canada)
—*
Columbia
14
—
15%
Equipment
13
I—100
common.—
Aluminum
Sherwln
26'4
10
Jan
13
•
Gas
Preferred ■'■■_
12% July
20
26%
Royal Bank of Canada
!
10
Royallte Oil Co Ltd common——*
Jan
944
45
Feb
Jan
Transport
(A V)
Rolland
Jan
2,425
16
45 %
7=
15
Aug
_20c
—
Preferred
Jan
10%
17%
20
•
Mar
10%
_
(B
36
Sep
16 %
25
Canadian Western Nat Gas 5%%
Coghlin
Feb
Jan
9%
25
Reynolds
1
■'
.
Railway
Petroflna Ltd preferred
Canadian Vickers
Farm
10
11
550
'
9% Aug
24'% Aug
10%
*
100
Canadian
Cockshutt
565
a30
7
16%
•
preferred
..
22
a30
50
Pacific
21%
10%
——20
Oil Companies common
Canadian
875
53'4 July
21%
30
—
—
Quebec Natural
Quebec Power
24% July
32% Jan
*
International Power
Canadian
8%
July
•
—
common
4-_„_.
Preferred
5%
22
——1
Canadian
Preferred
7
„•
common
7
22
Feb
21
1
Ores———
preferred
40
*
Corp of Canada
Provincial
66% July
39%
*
Husky
AVc
High
265
.
———
Company
Iron
Low
49
1
.
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
48
,21%
common-
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
May
39
Canadian
Canadian
13
58
25
Shares
48%
Development
Premium
Jun
37%
common
Canadian
Power
Jan
58%
•
preferred
Co
Apr
Mar
%
Products
Powell River
37% Marv
44
99%
37%
common
Celanese
$1.75 series
79
33
27%
25
—
Aluminum
Canadian
420
•
=1;
Canadian
93%
lo
common
.
Canadian
for Week
Low
common
Petroleums
Penmans
Jan
39
30%
12.50
—
Sales
Range
Par
High
18
Placer
Calgary Power
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
14%
British
SEPTEMBER 4
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
•
WEEK
for Week
ef Prices
13%
British Columbia Forest Products
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Bruck
Week's
17%
17%
200
•
2.70
2.75
3.000
2.50 Aug
•
3.90
4.50
1,655
3.90
Jan
Sep
8
Mar
Number 5879
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1007)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
f
•4 •
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
7
SEPTEMBER i
ENDED
WEEK
Sales
Range
Shares
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
-
High
High
Low
Prices
Shown Are
Mining and Oil Stocks—
1
1
:
200
16c
6,000
7c
7c
16% Mar
Feb
14
40c
15c
July
5%c July
Exploration
Ltd
1,000
15c
Mar
,8c
16,700
4c
Jan
9c
37c
39c
3,623
35c
Jun
85c
Aug
Feb
Abacus
Mines
8%c
Augustus
'7c
6c
37c
,
8c
,9c
Apr
Abitibi
Power
-1
13,000
8c
•
21c
Sep
Ltd
Selburn
Oil
&
Gas
Ltd
cl
A. ._1
7.40
"
V
-_1
—
Mining
Ltd—
30c
23c
30c
10,233
37
36%
38%
5,157
23%
23%
545
9%
93A
9%
625
Gold
Mines
Calumet
Edmonton
Uranium
Corp
Mines
Campbell
Collieries
Common
'5c
11,500
4%c Feb
44c
61,600
20c
94
94
12c
lie
13c
16c
17c
—
Mines
Ltd
Quebec
Jun
13 %c
33c
35c
23%
4c
200
67/a
_1
6%
80c
Corp
Oils
Dome
Mines
Empire
Fab
Oil
Metal
&
Minerals
Mines
Fano
Mining
Fontana
&
Exploration
Mines
Frobisher
Ltd
(1945)
20%
Apr
Jan
65c
Jun
Jan
12
17c
15,500
12c
Jan
9c
9%c
2,500
9c
Jun
18c
12c
15c
34,500
6c
Jan
21c
16 %
3,000
1,100
9%c
Mar
11c
7%c Feb
4c
5,000
Feb
17'/a
17%
1.60
200
15%
Apr
1.05
Jan
2.75 Mar
6%c
500
10c
10c
12c
10,000
27
27
27%
75
4c
6%c
10 %c
Sep
10c
17c
y
Can Pulp
Huronian
Sep
22c
24 % May
32
4c
Jun
Jan
2.01
2.01
2.01
500
1.95
Feb
8c
9c
27,000
5c
Jan
22c
May
47c
50c
6,000
45c
Jun
92c
Jan
8c
7c
8c
2,000
16%
16%
400
8.75
8.75
100
55c
67c
II,000
:
56c
12c
Goldvue. Mines
12c
Sep
24'/a Mar
7.35
46c
Jan
Jan
21c
May
12c
4%c
6,500
4c
Jan
3c
500
3c
Sep
32
Sc
10c
20%,
5,000
21%
*
20%
18%
1,495
<•
V
30% July
Jan
10c
10% Sep
Feb
8c
Feb
35% Mar
New
Jack
New
Lake Uranium
Mylamaque
6,000
9c
Sep
26c
775
18%
Apr
21% July
2,000
45%
Sep
84
New Pacific
New
6 %c
3,000
6c
Feb
10c
4c
July
7c
Jan
4%c
8,500
7%C
5,000
7%c Jun
Feb
11 %c Feb
Parbec
Mines
July
18c
23c
2,000
13c
55c
27,090
50c
Sep
3,500
2.75
7c
30c
1.24
-
Sep
4,500
Jan
7%c
7%c
5,000
7c
6%c
8,500
5c
Jan
1.69
20c
78a
50c
6c
78c
—_1
Ltd
80c
1,000
74c
12c
6c
1,500
3c
2,000
4c
Jun
85c
34c
91c
14,200
46c
ll'c
11c
2,000
6c
8%c
8%c
9c
6,775
8%c
Sep
1.75
1.86
7,150
45c
Apr
1.77
11c
11c
11c
32c
29 %c
34c
8.25
8.25
9.00
3,800
97c
87c
97c
53,900
;
Gold
Oils
Siscalta
32
Jan
42% Mai
69
Jan
93
Mar
47
47
95
45
May
48
Feb
10c
12c
7,000
19c
Apr
1.02
1.12
5.216
1.00 Aug
2.09
Feb
14%
14%
225
13 % Mar
15 %
Apr
90
10
90
96
Atlantic
Acceptance
Atlantic
Coast
Steels
Sisco
Standard
Gold
Electric
Auto
Fabric
Avlllabona
•'
7.90 July
July
Bathurst
Jan
1.68
V
Apr
Bibis
Bicroft
6,000
4c
Jan
6%c
Jan
Bonville
5%o
5%c
13,000
5c
Aug
12c
Feb
3.10
500
24c
Aug
72c
34c
22,800
31c
5c
6,000
5c
Aug
May
2.30
5c
;
34c
32c
7%c Mar
2.60 Aug
7.25 Mar
3.05-
20c
3.10
900
4%c
1
1
5c
1,500
14,000
;
i9c 22 %c
3%c
4%c
11%
.
—:
11%
4c
Feb
9c
35c
-19c
22,500
July
3%c Aug
200
10% July
Mar
Jan
59c
59c
59c
500
59c
Sep
4c
3%c
4%c
6,000
3%c
S3D
5.40
5.85
12,650
3.25
Feb
5.85
Sep
2.81
2.90
400
4.50
5.85
1
75c
78c
1,700
——_1
79c
81c
6,000
70c
; 12c
13c
4,500
Cc
Jan
1
12c
16c
Exploration
—'.
Ltd—
_1
Trebor-Mines LtdUnited
Asbestos
United
Oils
—I
Corp
Ltd
a5c
a5e
629
12%
2,755
-1
Ltd—
,
12c
13c
10,000
15c
17c
8,900
90c
16c
Apr
9c
Jan
18c
Lithium
Mines
15%
Sep
Sep
25c
.
Feb
.15c
3,500
_10c
July
36c
Feb
1,067
47c
G)
9,490
3c
x_
4.50
4.60
1,800
4.35
Jun
2.00
2.00
2.00
1,000
1.98
Jun
_1_
4%C
5c
24c
23C
24c
1
15c
13c
15c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
For
Mines
_*
footnotes
see
page
-1
20%
95
1.25
2,200
21 %c
23c
7,000
16c
2,000
8c
55 %c
8%c 8%c
55%c 57%c
British
Class
Forest
76%
76
77
1.35
1.33
1.38
8c
1.16
Sep
Aug
Sep
Aug
26c
July
Jan
19
10c
Feb
4,328
52%
•65%
2.00
Jan
•1.94
1.31 Aug
Feb
82c
Apr
60c
60c
63c
4,000
60c
July
86c
1.02
96,090
60c
Mar
16c
7,100
15c
Jun
15c
14c
17c
10,600
14c
Jan
25c
6c
6c
7%c
31,100
6c
Jan
9%c
46
46
47
125
9c
18c
2,221
9
9
9%
480
18c 19 %c
4,000
100
26
9c
6%
16c
Sep
Jan
Mar
36c
Jun
Feb
Mar
13% May
25c
Jun
Apr
-Jan
86c
Jun
1.32
Jan
39%
Apr
44%
Feb
12,750
90c
Jan
2.05 May
14%c Mar
26c May
87'/a c Mar
90c
42
1.07
1.05
1.10
17c
17c
3,053
13c
13c 15%c
41,100
9c
Jun
63c
60c
78c
24,050
51c
Jun
17c 20 %c
44,100
12c
Jan
13%,
13%
13%
25
13c
14c
2,100
56
56
25
2%c
4c
12% Jan
10c
Mar
Apr
56
Sep
8%c
6c
Jan
79c
Mar
6
Jan
43
Sep
10,000
21,050
7%
7%
3,212
43
43
175
47%
48
86
47% May
48%
47
48%
25
8c
12,666
6.15
875
4.90
4.90
5.00
13,281
20
20
20%
40
46
46%
260
25
41
41
2.29
2.25
2.60
6,747
36%
36%
37
21,211
Feb
10c
Jun
7c
58c
7c
Apr
July
Sep
6c
51c
,
Jan
49c
6c
6.00
30c
50
118,200
6.15
1.08
24c
Aug
14% May
2%c
52c
47%
52
Jan
May
10,722
14,576
86c
43
26c
27 %
41%
3c
,
30
41%
86c
1.02 Aug
25 % Mar
27%
26
May
•
25% Mar
26
27%
45
Jan
62% July
84% Aug
Feb
2,058
12,470
18c
Jan
10% Jan
25% Feb
90c
16c
Feb
16c
7c
May
Sep
5.75 Aug
4.90
Sep
7%
Sep
47'/a July
50'/a Feb
49'/a
Apr
15%c Mar
8.40
7%
Feb
Apr
20
Aug
25
Jan
45 %
Aug
48
May
37
Jan
Mar
.
4,000
Jan
British
Jan
British Columbia
Apr
Broulan
9%c Feb
2,500
9,000
13c
29c
Aug
Bruck
Reef
Telephone
Mines—
Mar
Mar
Mills
Class
.
14c
14c
3,500
14c
Sep
2.000
20c
Aug
19c
Aug
—
—
Mining
Brunswick
21c
20c
21c
34c
Mar
Buffadison
5c
4ft
5%c
49,500
3c
Jan
7c
Aug
Buffalo
5c
5c
6c
34,000
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
Buffalo
—
14c
1,000
14c
Mar
22c
Jan
Building
Fek
r8
75
75
39%
40
125
38
Jan
42
41
41
170
40
JulS
4'~
85%
85
86
220
85
Mar
91
46
47%
75
Feb
May
Feb
Aug
May
415
45
Mar
48% July
49
49
50
365
13%
13%
14%
11,453
49
Sep
12% Feb
52% Aug
18
Feb
16%
16%
225
46
Smelting
Gold
Antaerite
Red
&
Lake
Products
—
18
Apr
16
16
16
200
14%
Feb
18
May
36
35%
36%
5,259
35%
Sep
40 % Mar
41
Jan
47% May
*
♦
—1
A—
Mines
Mines
1
14ft
class
B
Brunhurst
44%
41
51c
«
—1
1
1
1
1
*
42%
1,107
51c
55c
10,100
12%
41%
1
,
'
30c
75
3.3l Mar
Jun
•
25
—1
Columbia Power
9c
2.62
4%c July
16c
Jan
85
2.12 July
35
-*
B
6.90
•
.—
Products.—•
Columbia Packers class A_—•
1
46.
20
1.16
21 %c
100
50
50
—100
—
50
—
50
T
Columbia
British
:__1
Ltd
20%
Electric—
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
4%% preferred
5% preferred
5%% preferred
Brunsman
;
5,005
7.20
1
•
Oil
American
Brown Company
1
Westville Mines Ltd
7.75
*
common
4%
Feb
4%c
Sep
Aug
94c
5c
1
Weedon
Mining Corp
r. Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
7.20
50
—-—
4%%
Feb
25c
,12c
.
14c
Ltd
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
7.40
*
common
British Columbia
Jan
63c
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp
.
(T
British
Mar
Jun
■
Valor
Tank
Britalta Petroleum
Jun
47c
<
•
Bright
July
12c
53 c
1
———
1.30
Mar
11%
-
1
Titan Petroleum Corp
Sep
'
11%
--
1.75 Mar
9c
Jan
————1
•
•
2.60 Aug
70c
Mar
Ltd
Feb
1
•
Pioneer
&
4.50 Aug
2.25
1
—50
50
50
—1
Brazilian Traction common
Bridge
3.15 July
34% July
Feb
Apr
Jan
1
——*
Tib
——
5% preferred
5%% preferred
Bowaters Mersey 5%% pfd
Mar
1
-2
Ltd
Ltd
Paper
Bowater Corp
Bralorne
15% Mar
Sep
Feb
2%c
1
1
1
——
Boymar Gold Mines
_•
12
Lake Mines
Mines
May
4 %c Aug
2.50
18%
800
•
50
——
Mines
Mines
Bo water
Aug
13,860
-*
pfd
class A
preferred
Gold
5c
5c
1
Uranium
Bay
Ribbon
8%c
8c
21 %c
Jun
4.40
1
1
-1
Mines
Preferred
1
Mines
Corp..
Mines
Hats
Bordulac
34c
5c
12 %c
4.00
1
25
50c
Bidcop Mines Ltd.
Black
4,500
2%c
"
-20
Corp
Uranium
189,500
3c
-
Feb
23c
4,200
4c
14c
75
*
*
common
—_——:
Yukon
Sep
Jan
12c
28
*
1
Mines
4%c
-
Co
Bethlehem Copper
4%c
6,000
class A
Telephone
Bevcon
July
3c
15c
13c
2.70
1
Mines
Mining
11c
Sep
29 % Mar
May
2.50
—*
Paper
2.45
Aug
8c
4.25
Ltd
Preferred
24
27%
1
&
Power
Jan
2.50
B
Beatty Bros
Bell
July
12% Mar
class
Beattie Duquesne
Feb
20c
45c
Products
Mines
Petroleums
Bat a
5%
2.10 Aug
27'A
——
Biltmore
—-1
Tazin
1.50 Mar
Apr
8% July
Sep
86,300
1,833
25
50c
Bankeno Mines
1
Bankfield Consolidated Mines
1
Bank of Montreal
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
——10
Barnat Mines
1
Barymin Exploration Ltd
1
Basco Oil & Gas
*
Base Metals Mining
*
Baska Uranium Mines
•
Blue
Mines .Ltd—:
Tache
Jan
Jan
3c
1
Oil
Belcher
39c
12c
9%c Aug
1
common
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%
1st series preferred
Jan
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
f
'
Sep
—*
Mines
Gold
Aunor
Apr
Jan
*
Mines Ltd
Jan
45
23c
Jan
May
85c
2,745
3,000
6c
Apr
Apr
July
9c
58,600
9c
1
Lumber
-
25%
8c
1
Gold
Lodge
1.95 May
25%
8c
Mines
Aumaque
16c
■
25%
Aumacho River Mines
——1
Gold Mines Ltd
South Dufault
52c
Sep
86
14c
1,750
13c
7c
Ltd
14c
400
2.45
12c
Beaver
1.15
7%
2.15
3%c
28c
'
7%
2.45
1
Beaver
13%c Jun
2,000
Apr
Apr
90
1
Mines
Aubelle
64c
•
*
1
:
Mines—.
Mines
Atlin-Ruffner
70c
5c
common
—
90
100
*
*
Copper
Yellowknife
Atlas
10
B
A--.
class
Temple
Atlas
class
Hardware
Ashdown
1.03
40c
Asamera Oil
Jun
34c
*
Mines___
Gold
Arjon
.;
Mines
41
Feb
430
2%c Sep
40c
Feb
Limited
160,319
Mar
6,500
4,227
25c
River Mines Ltd—
St Lawrence
Sherritt-Gordon
26c
45c
22 %c Aug
92c
8,800
.—
1*
Feb
i1
79%
22,500
3%c
Mines
1,500
14
Feb
53
Aug
36'A
44c
.
Crest
24c
Jan
11
255
22 %c
10%
7.00 Sep
50%
90
11%
35
53c
Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd—
52
11
75
)
Red
51
7.00
51%
Feb
May
85c
_1
.
7.00
7.00
11%
1.18
12% May
13c
85c
2%c
Corp. Ltd
16,800
78%
40c
—
Mining
24c
1,245
17c
35%
Bouzan
Warrants
Sep
5% Aug
July
6%
,14c
1
common
preferred
$2.50 preferred
2%c
Ascot Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold-fields Ltd—1
Quebec Labrador Developm't Co Ltd_l
Quemont
60c
72c
6%
17c
*
50
50
Corp
$2.40
; 50c
_1
9,725
60c
6%~
Feb
195
40c
Ltd
Jan
18c
10,500
50c
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd"
91c
41%
1
-1
Quebec
Quebec Lithium Corp'T
Quebec Oil Development
Jan
July
15c 16 %c
_2
1—
Corp
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mjqes Ltd:
25c
63c
9c
16c
Jan
9c
Jan
1
Mining
July
3,200
9c
41%
6%c Feb
Jan
lie
-
Apr
1.34 Mar
Aug
4%c
Apr
Apr
2.50 Jan
Jun
6c
-
11 %c
•
1.38 July
4c
•
1
1,000
Jan
4.50 Mar
36 %c
Apr
6c
1.69
May
1.85 Mar
55c
Jan
50c
-
16c
_T
Ltd
95
Jan
35c
2.75
Paudash Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
Pennbec
99c
1,000
2.45
—.—-1
Mines
2.05 Mar
Apr
7,100
37c
15%c
Ltd—,.
1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1——
1
Gpemiska Copper Mines (Quebe.c) Ltd_l
Uranium
81%
1.25
2.75
Corp ——-1
North American Rare Metals Ltd
1
Orchan
210
Jan
37c
Ltd—1
Coal & Oils Ltd—
(1945)
1.07
15 %c
American Asbestos
Obalskl
1,000
1.15
37c
Mines: Ltd—1
Nocana Mines Ltd
1.37
a86 a87 %
1
Vinray Mines Ltd
New West Amulet Mines Ltd
North
1.37
25c
Santiago Mines Ltd
Aug
12c
70c
Feb
4c
18c
New
8c
13c
65c
1
common
Feb
7%c
1
Explorations
Mar
12 %c
*
—
Imperial
Auto
%c
45 %c 45
6c
5%c
300
Sep
80c
10%
30%
9c
8.75
Feb
May
Mar
3c
54c
Ltd—
45c
65c
4.75
50
Arcadia Nickel
Ash
Jan
4c
y
Jun
4c
10c
y.
31
2.50
16%
10%
10%
1
Petroleum Corp Ltd--"
Formaque Mines Ltd
45% Feb
Jan
7%c Mar
_1
New
Aug
*
Anthes
,
9%c Jan
4c
_1
New
42
24c
18c
Argus
2,000
Ltd—__ 1
National
930
12 %c
V
Area Mines
7,000
1
Ltd
44
36c
1
Apr
4c
Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd_
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd-——_5
Merrill Island Mining .Ltd
5
Co
Feb
22
20% Aug
43
16,200
1,530
9,600
lc
Mines
Banff
Mining
Apr
May
37% July
\26% May
600
Aug
5.15
Sep
Ansil
Jan
4%c
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp——_—_—_1
Monpre
Aug
2.90
1
Mar
4c
_5
Montgary Explorations Ltd—1
23c
32c
43
20c
Exploration
& Paper pfd
American
9
65c
7% May
n
10c
Mines
Anglo
Anglo
Mar
4c
1
*
Ltd
42 % July
35% Aug
50c
Pete
Anglo
21 % May
100
6 '/a c
Ltd———_1
Mid-Chibougamau Mines
4
Petroleums
Anchor
Apr
Jan
_•
International ,Ceramic Mining Ltd—-1
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd—
1
4
Analogue Controls
10 %c Mar
Sep
*-
Nepheline
Lead
Anacon
Jan
6c
—1
Ltd
11
19
2,531
\
Anglo Rouyn Mines—
1.60
1
Mines
775
9c
6%c
-8%
*
common
Ltd
Leduc
American
July
12 %
9c
22c
Credit
Mines-_____—
:
American
Mar
4c
19
'
—
9.20 Jan
Jun
14 %c
Corp Ltd
—1
He*va Gold Mines Ltd——1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
6.05
Bldg
Roxana
Aluminium
Feb
15%c
__1
Ltd
Corp
20%
Algonquin
Allied
Aug
Copper
Zinc
20 %
July
21c
9.75
*
19
19
50
Alminex
Mar
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
&
33
12c
1
Minerals
31%
14c
24c
Ltd-
Lead
31%
50c
Aug
Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
1
Golden Age Mines Ltd-—-—-.
—•
Kontiki
*
Aluminum Co 4%
preferred
25
4%% preferred
50
Amalgamated Larder Mines—
1
Amalgamated Rare Earth——-——1
Feb
5c
July
Giant
Kirkland
*
Aug
13c
2,000
1
Mines
200
2,300
2,950
10,278
6c
Geco
Mar
24c
15 %c
*
Mar
17
8%
15c
;—
Aug
61c
Sep
3.40
38,092
1
10
30
Jan
13%
-24c
62,000
—„_
common
Jan
21%
:43c
2.90
Sep
Jan
1,200
14,000
Inc
15%
2.95
80c
y 1.85
50c
6%c
48c
13%
9% July
5%c
v
1
Apr
v
7c
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Haitian
Jan
19c
—
Gunnar
5%
6c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—.:
Futurity Oils Ltd——
Mines
500
15c
Ltd
—
7%
325
._—
27%
48c
common
Feb
2.80
Aug
3,500
Inc__—
LtdL.
25%
*
Oil
Cons
1.85 May
6,225
11
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—;
26
13%
5
Trunk
Jun
39%
46c
■
Pac
Feb
1.05
2.00 Jan
37
Mar
i—;—1
Gas
Alberta
Algom Uranium
Algoma Central
"
37%
32c
Ltd.
2.55
3.60
Mar
10c
*
Mines
1.55
2.40
Jun
24
6.65
Ltd
Sullivan
2,250
5,575
1,592
1,120
7.215
1.35
2.40
*
Jan
Jan
2.55
10%
Jun
9c
8,175
15c
72
Sep
1
3.20
Jan
53c
■'
Jun
Mar
;
Mar
Jun
6.13
Ltd—.,
Aug
8c
May
3c
11%
36c
13,700
3.00
3.05
68c
7,500
8c
7
75c
:
1
*
—
common
1.02
Jan
12,495
8c
-63
81c
4c
72c
40c 43 %c
July
315
800
11%
68 %c
43c
75c
\404
2,700
—1
68 %c
Jan
3.80 Mar
Jun
Mar
67
10%
—1
50c
2.70
8.75
8,241
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
50c
65
10'A
1
40,931
.2,800
.
7.80
8c
L'Ungava——1.50
63C
65
———6.20
Consol Bi-Ore Mines Ltd.
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd.
2.85
60c
27c
7.80
80c
•
Mar
13 %c May
Aug
Preferred
81c
30c
2.70
60c
1.35
Alberta
16c
Warrants
80c
•
98
6%c Apr
4,000
—1
Gold
Voting trust
Jan
81c
30c
Mar
Jun
7c
-
5'/ac
•
Jun
12
10% Mar
34
Sep
July
3c
6.90 Aug
5%c
v,49c
Feb
24
Algoma Steel
23%
5c
Ltd—1
Ltd——
Ltd—
Miniere
Mai
;
2.80
Warrants
Feb
81c
1
50
114,800
July
40
Aug
90% Aug
1
.....
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
Jan
42c
Jan
45c
Aug
9
1
:
Ajax Petroleums
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers
Jan
8%c
15c
Jun
10 %c
I,000
7.30
60c
May
5c
Oil
&
Mines Ltd
Agnico
27%c Mar
5%c Jun
200
4c
6c
East
2,000
7.05
19c
Mines
6,500
20c
July
25 %c
10,000
7c
"
1
Dolsan
7c
6c
"■
23 '/a
3
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd
Consol
6,600
18c
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd———_1
Cleveland Copper Corp—____
—1
Compagnie
10,000
-
6c
6c
1
Explorations
Rio
9c
Fl3c
4c
•
Gas
Advocate Mines Ltd
Feb
5,000
1
,
July
84c
1
———
Asbestos
Central-Del
85c
Jan
*
Ltd
Cassiar
Sep
42c
1
Ltd
—
Cartier
70c
62,500
100
Acme
Feb
600
82c
1
Explorations Ltd-—
Mines
10c
75c
13c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—.
10c
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd.
——1
Canuba
4%c
70c
...
Acadia Uranium Mines
Apr
•70c
•
common.,
22c
34% May
23% Jun
-
1.30 Mar
Aug
•4%c
Resources Ltd—
preferred
Canorama
10c
4%c
Ltd—-— ___—1
Chibougamau
Canadian
5%
Feb
Ltd__—_—-—
Corp
1
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
&
Jan
8c
35c
Copper
Calgary
33c
Jan
70c
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Bonville
Aug
5c
7.40 Sep
25
High
Low
High
1
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Preferred
Jan
16c
3,500
74c
-1
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd——,
-1
Yukon Mines
Ltd-————
Bibis
Bornite
10%
11,900
6c
r 40c
—
44c
_1
Placer
300
21c
6c
,
—i-
'
Beauce
7.70
19c
~-A.I
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Paper common—,—•
&
Preferred
Bailey
Low
Par
for Week
Range
of Prices
.^Sale Price
6%c
r,
*
Last
STOCKS
Mar
Sales
Week's
Friday
14%
16c
•
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
13%
712
14%
Feb
40
50c
Al%
Feb
59c
Jan
Jun
14%
Jan
14
Jun
11%
12%
400
8%
Jan
4.00
4.00
110
2.20
Jan
5.00 July
3c
11%
Sep
8%c Mar
-
3c
3c
2.60
17c
•
4%C
118,533
2c
5c
124,550
2.60
2.65
700
16c
19c
220,677
3c
2c
Sep
2.60
July
11c
1.42
1.41
1.50
2,100
1.30
7%c
7%c
8%c
6c
36
35%
36%
9,500
6,235
May
Jan
July
32% July
9c
3.70
39c
Jan
Feb
Aug
2.55 May
9c
39
Jan
Jan
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday> September 7, 19159
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
class
Ltd
E.inker
7c
8 %c
18%
18%
19%
12%
13
6%
6%
525
Calaita
*
A
14c
500
19c
8,125
*
22%
22%
24%
320
•
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common...
.
91 %
90%
94
533
Calvan
3.50
100
—•*
Consolidated
Calvert Gas & Oils
55c
55c
57c
6,900
1
7.10
6.95
7.50
7,790
10%
10%
900
4.00
4.25
600
Oil
3.50
1
Campbell Chiboucramau
Campbell Red Lake
3.50
—1
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement common
4.00
common
*
30%
•
3.00
Class
Mar
37
1,376
210
27
Jan
28%
Jan
15%
110
12%
Jan
23%
Apr
Coulee
37%
Jan
Cournor
76%
Feb
Jan
Crain
Warrants
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Southern
Oils
Canada
Southern
Petroleum
Canada
Steamship Lines
Canadian
2,300
v/arrants—
1
class
Celanese
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Chieftain
$1%
Collieries
"Preferred
Curtis
Devonian
Canadian
Drawn
25
13
175
Croinor
Crown
5.00 May
2.85 Mar
Feb
49
13
Sep
15% Mar
Crows
Cusco
13c
39%
7c
Jan
Jan
42%
Jun
35
Jan
42 %
May
11
Apr
17% July
6.90
6.90
7.70
3,330
4.10
Apr
10
7.00
7.05
1,010
3.45 Mar
38
•
14%
14%
14%
860
•
:
21
21
21
100
30
30
30%
635
7%
,
7
8%
3,615
17,810
7%
3,250
1
80c
—*
2.90
2.90
3.10
5,650
2.80
4.00
4.30
3,941
4.00
11%
11%
*
•
19
3%
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Vickers
Canadian
Class
.u
Canadian
Western
Candore
Warrants
Captain
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
10
Cayzor
Central
Del
Pat
Oil
Chib
Gold
Bar
Cochenour
Cochrane
17%
1,975
15%
35c
43 c
6,825
35c
Lake
July
26%
225
13 %
13%
663
5%c
6%c
9,500
180
180
185
115
17
18%
260
17
Sep
24
150
23
Feb
35
36c
10,250
10c
10c
1,650
10c
9%C
11c
14,500
78c
1.07
1.07
100
11%
7,088
5.40
5.40
500
1.35
1.36
600
6.80
12,910
6.05
1.59
14,429
1.05
Jan
13c
13c
2,000
1.30
1.45
4,325
26
85
4c
5c
61,000
30c
30c 31 %c
46,772
—
Apr
92c
Mar
28c
Mar
Jun
50c
Jun
2.60
2,400
2.30 Aug
2.00
2.00
200
1.25 May
3.10
12,400
21
100
21
15'%
751
12%
11c
6,700
4,500
131,100
4.85
3,700
12%
13%
530
25c
31c
12,233
2.CO
2.95
I,125
12%
13
500
165
50c
*
2.95
Flin
Jan
Jan
Feb
3.15
Jun
'
2.25 Mar
4.10
25
Jan
May
16 % Mar
5Cc
165
400
10%c
Sep
13 %C Aug
Sep
11%
Jan
5.25 Aug
15
July
25c
Sep
50c
2.00 Mar
10%
157
Apr
4.00 Jan
Jan
14
Jan
165
May
Sep
Howey Gold
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils
Consolidated Mining &
Ltd
Smelting
General
General
Steel
Glenn
Goldale
Gold
Eagle
Goldfields
15c
Jun
20c
Apr
10 %
Prior
Feb
16% July
47c
Jan
38c
Jan
53c
May
30c
Aug
30c
31c
3,042
7c
4,100
28c
28c
30c
II,750
19c
Jan
61c
60c
62c
1,000
55c
Jui
.7c
2.85
3.00
8%o May
Apr
4.10 May
63c
Jan
10Vac Jan
36c
1.05
40.
600
22 %c 22%c
1
11 %c
2.80
Aug
4.50
Jan
45c
20c
July
Mar
32
25'% May
19% May
2,200
4,375
Jun
10,060
12c
Sep
25
42
*
361
108'%
13%
Aug
July
*
2,180
6c
225
—10
13,760
36%
1,165
16%
2,765
100
125
350
28
'
1.80
Jan
105
16%
7
—
Gold—
Jun
30
Mar
Jan
1.15
1,570
15
425
,
56% July
1.40 Aug
1.00 July
1.40
Jan
19'%
89
Feb
94'% May
12c
20c
July
1.00 May
6,000
1
18,457
13,662
28c
5.5Q0
7c
Aug
2,300
18c
Jan
10c
Jun
12c
16,300
14,000
70
42
150
150
*
5,675
1
3,200
9c
Jan
32c
6.25 Mar
8.95
6
12c
Aug
Sep
59c
Feb
14c
Mar
24c
*.
'Jun
40c
27%c Aug
120
May
42
Jun
Mar
1.55 Mar
July
10c
Aug
10%
*
>1
*
Mar
63%
•
—1
Jun
109
1.15 July
—1
—
common
2.74
24'% Mar
5p0
19c 19 %c
Jan
10%
1,223
1
Feb
Mar
Sep
1.15
1,100
Jun
Mar
Jan
53'%
3,500
Sep
46% May
Jan
50c
85
Feb
Apr
9.00
36'% Aug
1
Mines.
35
July
1
— „—__—
17
11 %c
16
Sep
44'% Aug
43'% Mar
100
Prosp.——
187
Aug
5.85
50c
com
common—
Canada
1.50
81
Jan
955
5,700
Jan
51
Jan
Jan
•*
Feb
1.12
Sep
65c
50
4,442
Feb
19 %c
,
Jan
46 %c
Feb
230
Jun
48
Mar
Jun
Jan
7'% May
38c
July
Mar
Feb
Great
40'%
Mar
Jun
2.25 Mar
35'% May
45'% Aug
30% July
1.21
27 %
130
23%
24
100
22%
Apr
'900
25
7.25
1
5%
6,932
Apr
May
2.45
preferred
575
50
39'%
20
*
2.50
150
common.
—
■—
25
—
Northern
Gas
common—
Warrants
$2.80
preferred
Class
B
Great
1,316
warrants
Plains
Develop
Great West, Coal class A—
Great West Saddlery
Greater Winnipeg Gas.
Voting trust
1
—-*
1
12
5%
Jan
1956
7,500
25c
Sep
64c
61c
7,300
57c
Jan
1.15 May
7,455
19
Feb
19
Sep
.5.25
20
Greyhawk Uranium
Gfeyhound Lines '— 1
Apr
22%
Feb
Guaranty
Apr
1958 warrants
Trust
1.30
9,840
33c
30c
37c
Jan
95c
1.00
30,900
10,400
18c
1.00
63c
Feb
1.20
Jun
18c 18 %c
Gunnar Mines
4,500
18c
Aug
36c
Mar
Warrants
2.55 Mar
July
Gulch
Gulf
Mines
Lead
Mines
350
26
2.25 Aug
38
2.30
12
Jan
10'% Aug
6% Jan
3.35
Jan
41'%
Feb
Jun
3.30
Jan
Sep
21'%
Mar
Jan
6% May
5% July
400
7%
Sep
9
2,040
9%
Feb
14
2,495
•
warrants
3.35
3,922
5
Jan
9'%
Jan
1,460
3.90
Jun
Aug
13% Aug
6.15 Aug
8.00 Aug
Apr
—*
270
4.50
Apr
*
2.620
3%c
Apr
*
1,050
11% Aug
13% Mar
10
202
26
28'% May
1
8c
9,700
1
7%c
3,500
200
1
1.75
36,020
20c
Jan
Mar
7c
Aug
15c
Jan
7c
Jun
13c
Feb
10'%
Sep
19
Jan
1.55
Sep.,
'
-
7.50
1
Jan
8.25
Jun
49c
—__20c
Gold
35c
Sep
II,800
11,200
A
1.12 Mar
July
3c
4.50
1
—1
Mine
67c
7,745
15
,
Jan
Jun
24% May
1
Ltd
25c 26 %c
44c
Feb
Jan
July
20% Aug
16% Aug
.————1 %
61c
Jan
Apr
20c
1
Drilling
3.00
1.50
50c
14c
15
Aug
8%c
820
630
61c
19
May
Aug
1,035
2,545
3.00
9,463
Jun
9c
3,500
46'%
•
3.00
26c
2.10 Aug
2.40
13% Aug
395.800
1
__.
1.000
14c
16%
1
1.66
26,300
-1
Warrants
7,780
6,000
1
:—*
—.—————1
Power
Apr
8c
46c
Jun
Mines.
Lakes
19c
Aug
44c
2.13
31,300
*
Great
Sep
5c
4.20
Jan
1
Paper
10c
Jan
Apr
80c
Ltd
Mines
3,000
Sep
72
common.
Great Lakes
5,000
3.65
72
Jan
1.50 July
1.60 July
Jun
Apr
July
lie
85c
Jan
53 %
Mines
5%c
Mar
53
170
preferred
.__———-—50
Gordon Mackay class A
—*
13%
11
120
——
Tire
11%
33,767
53,120
31
4%
Granduc
Aug
Jan
Jan
1
Uranium
Goodyear
Grandroy
9c
2.15 May
2.65 Mar
2.00 May
27'%
Mines
Feb
8%
16c
Apr
140
—:—1
Uran
Aug
8c
July
Jan
*
—
Yellowknife
Glacier Mining
Mar
195
7c
Mar
20
———-
Scientific
10c
6,666
1.30
13,500
A.
Wares
Mines
44c
13,417
85,100
46c
16c
40'% Mar
preferred
-
Preferred
Genex
75c
9
1.63
1
Motors
A
Jan
9c
July
Jan
.
Petroleum
Class
Aug
10c 10'%c
Jan
7c
37%
Development
General
Jun
17c
9,000
3,380
General Dynamics
General
Jan
Jun
18C
May
25
prior preferred
6c
22c
1.70
15c
45
I,625
Bakeries
50c
7,580
•
Mar
Jun
Jan
1.500
Mines Ltd
27c
44,916
1
'
"5%%
Geco
General
5,900
30c
1
12
10c
40
10
Ltd
Power
1
•
page
Gatlneau
Jan
Apr
5,300
common..^
2
Explor
Mines
see
,
5,500
1.85
1
Mosher
Ltd
2,000
3.80
2.85
9%
Feb
July
8c
—
Co
Petroleum
53c
26c
1
20%
——__50c
S)__
Companies
Frobisher
40c
85c
«,
20
Aug
Trust
class
French
7%c
3.65
™
Jan
Aug
18c 19 %c
——.—1
(U
Mines
Jan
Sep
29c
.
14'%
Jan
Jan
Aug
—
Fraser
8c
3c
1
Arrow
92'%
1.50
_—___.—
class
Giant Mascot
4.00
1
1
Halliwell
Foundation
Francoeur
12
22%
Sep
18
100
A..
Giant
3.65
7
Aug
62'%
3,615
—
Canada
Jan
1
•
„-
of
Feb
1
<
8%
18% May
1.30
—.——
Co
19c
1.10
Oil
15% May
51% July
25c
Grain
36c
10c
12
Jan
565
Manufacturing
5%c
1
Sep
455
Nickel
21c
9
•
—
Sep
Mar
1.65
89c
8c
10'%c
11%
41%
5.300
Ltd—
Mining
Mining
7%c
1
—
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Consolidated Gillies Lake
footnotes
53c
Jan
72c
4.00
40c
13'% July
860
1,389
—
Ford
Geo
•
Mines
Crest
Consolidated Negus
Jan
July
3,050
1
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated Morrison
19c
45c
59,200
5c
*
Jan
11,700
Ltd
Motor
Jun
Apr
5%
1
common.
Apr
16 %c
77C.
3c
Cadillac—_____1
Golden
Aug
8%c Mar
1.00
—*
Gamma.
Consolidated
71
28 %
Jun
65c
14c 14 %c
27c
8.90
20
137
•
—.
Ford
Jan
Jan
90c
3c
—
*
1.90
Jan
7,276
Fleet
Jan
5c
16,000
Federal
Jan
57
22c
4.10
——2.50
Jun
58c
10%C
1
*
3.10
19 %
21
1
1,400
3,370
Feb
1
Developments
Mining
Fatima
2.30 Aug
25c
May
Aug
19c
2.95
—1
Oil
Consolidated
1.30
*
"offered"
Consolidated Dragon
13c
15%
*
_____
Jan
1.62
—-1
Ltd
Farwest
Jan
9.20
Aug
2.30
—
*
Callinan
110
80c
50c
*
______
Central
East
66
26
5c
1
Mines—
Beta
66
26
..
Apr
74c
13,000
——._—
Warrants
5.60 Aug
Jun
1.35
&
Mines
Sol
Fargo Oils
1.75 Apr
12% Mar
4.75 Mar
6.15
___
19c
—1
„:—_—
Mines
Falconbridge
Jan
15c
Feb
May
1.48
76c
July
—•
Famous Players Canadian.
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Jan
55c
May
9.40
1.35
•
9c
—-—50c
Eureka Corp
Explorers Alliance
Jan
1.07
Mar
6.25
—1
common-—
Jun
9c
9.85
3.00
Apr
32c
1
..
Mar
9,000
*
___:
Match Co
Paper class
Emco
Feb
20c
25c
1
Investment
El
July
20
.X
Gold
Eldrich
Jan
29%
A
Common
Apr
_
Jun
1,210
Mines
Elder
Jan
2.45
1
15c
10,304
Mines
Sullivan
Eddy
Eddy
July
29
75c
Equipment
9%c
200
17
9.85
Jan
33,400
23.50
.
Malartic
Class
15% May
Sep
Jan
26c
common.
Life
5%c
126
29%
_1
Mar
18%c
common—*
Petroleum
Amphl
Economic
31% Mar
25% Aug
11 % Mar
Jan
___1
Consolidated Denison Mines
Warrants
1
For
Jun
153
5%c
•
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated
105
Apr
—1
Mines
Consolidated
Feb
140
1
Mines
Consolidated Allenbee
Consolidated
95
20
Sep
Coniaurum
Consolidated
120
145
1
National
Consolidated
100%
145
35c
__
,
Mar
34c
2,962
—
Eastwood Oil common
Jun
12c
Metals
«
Commonwealth Petroleum
Consolidated
83
16,950
Combined
Coniagas
Feb
31,329
Enterprises
Confederation
78
167,748
Yellowknife Mines
Columbia Cellulose
Conduits
Sep
45
14c
Colomac
Combined
25%
'83
1.69
—
Gold
1.12JMar
30 % May
12c
Min
Cody Reco
Coin
Jun
35c
Willans
Farm
37c
100 %
—
40c
July
July
74c
17c
•—*\
Co Ltd
Minerals.;
&
East
Feb
16c
5,742
2,647
1.50
Mines
Knitting
40c
250
40c
27%
83
10c
July
26c
6,767
1
;
East
Feb
38c
Oils
Dynamic
Jan
35c
.
Mines
20 %
84c
25%
16 %c 17 %c
™
common
East
12% July
Jan
Aug
July
13 %
•
_
7% Mar
1.55
___
..
Cop
Dunlop
Cockshutt
Jan
16%
1
15c
14,400
Jan
8.50
Mar
Chromium Mining &
Smelting—
Circle
14%
Jun
July
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chimo
Jun
5.00
16
Mines
Jaculet
10
1.60
_
Kayrand
7,772
2.06
Chateau Gai Wines—
Gheskirk Mines
Chiboug
Duvex
Jan
1.85
1.90
_
Chesterville
Jan
Jan
890
•
_
19%
1,853
1
Chemical
Textile
62c
11
145
17,525
—T
common
Mines
Jun
6.40
.
Trust
Donalda
Sep
11%
*
Porcupine
Charter
Chartered
May
27c
—.—'
Dow
23c
1.90
—...
Jan
7%C Aug
—.
—.
70C
10
.„1
Gold
Jan
18c
10,300
common..*
—
Coal
&
16% Aug
6.00
26%
&
Preferred
6,150
1
Rio
Central
Central
24
9c
*
common
Steel
&
Magnesium
58,038
10%
__1
Electrohome
31c
35
Athabaska
19c
Aug
7%c
—\_—*
common
Foundry
1.00
6.00
35c
____'_Xx
Dairies
29c
Jan
.
Jan
Aug
16
350
—2.50
Bridge
Brewery
Duvan
Copper
Jan
Ltd
58
Jun
10c
16
ll'c
Petroleum
Dominion
4.00 Aug
Jan
14%
_
48'%
Feb
May
21'% May
13% Jan
24'% Mar
70c
29c
•
_
2.60
10%
-
Corp
626
10,000
13c
Apr
Tar
23
Quartz
Asbestos
Trethewey
55
Apr
Jan
Jun
15%
Dominion
July
—
Castle
54'%
8c
22
16
19 %c
Dominion
Jan
2.90
Apr
125
Ltd
1,100
Jan
Jan
850
Dominion
Aug
2.05
189
•_
9%c
20
1.85
17c
Stores
33
_
20
-v
Steel
14%
<
21'%
12c
15c
Mines
Dominion
30%
_
21 %
2.60
Jan
1.50 Mar
35 */4 July
Dominion
14%
Explorations
800
Aur
8c
1,000
11 Vac 12 %C
55
,1.75
25,205
9c
1.70
9%c
21 %
2.10
9c
Jan
Jan
Jan
14%.
Mines
Met
1.99
1.60
.
1.30 Mar
23'% July
22%
Apr
108
340
*
_
2.10
12c
July
17% May
110
6,476
Jan
July
100
17
*.
Exploration
Erin
Apr
58c
%
Seagrams.
13
108
3.75
10
Oil
Can
7%c
3,000
21
Aug
Sep
75c
15
108
3.75
16%
;_1
;
Can
2,500
65c
21
50c
25%
pfd_ -20
4%
10c
65C
1
Dominion
May
*
Western Nat Gas
10c
21
99c
Sep
35
26
—
B
10c
65c
Feb
Jan
1,150
Jun
Feb
87c
Wallpaper Mfgrs class A—*
Canadian
58c
22,700
19
25
26%
—
2.50 Mar
21 %
50c
Dome
Jan
60
-__25
preferred
Mar
16 %c Mar
Jun
20% Mar
Mines.
Dome
6.05Jan
12,350
10
Corp—
Corp common™—
4.10
2.47
108
100
Thorium
Tire
Sep
1.74
Oils.
Dominion
30%
—*
Railway
10c
14,020
Jan
Mines.
10
27c
16%
—
22,500
Aug
28c
Palmer
Distillers
July
2.30
3.75
*
*..——
74c
18% July
Brewis Mining
Dominion
85c
30%
—1
——.
Canadian
1,269
2,215
16 %
—_♦
preferred
Canadian
21
35c
*
.
5.25 Aug
8
Feb
Jun
32c
Mines
Devon
'
19
_100
Pacific
170-
Jan
Jan
2.35
_1
Mines
Feb
25c
1
Gold
9% July
Jun
4.55
68c
*—
common
Jun
6%
,6,100
18
Explorers
Deldona
Jan
30 %.
—10c
4%
Canadian
4,675
31c
—1
Inca
3.50
50
33c
200
Mines
1.68 Aug
Sep
_——
950
7%
10
Mines
peer Rorn
9% Aug
July
4.00
Industries common
Canadian Malartic Gold
preferred
5 "7o preferred
1.08
1.35
Canadian
Cos
33
Sep
75c
—
Oil
Jan
7%
6%
—
North
29
1.25
_
Canadian
Jan
80c
Preferred
——.—10
Food Products
common..™4
Canadian General Securities class A—0
Canadian High Crest
20c
Canadian Northwest
18%
6%
Oil
Jan
47% July
105 V* May
670
5
—
—
Daragon
24% July
1.30
Hydrocarbon
5.85
Jan
3,500
—1
;
-
Daering
16% May
*
preferred
Sep
18
50
Minerals
Decoursey
July
July
8.70
Feb
14
3
—
34
100'% Mar
66% July
37%
3.60
,
37c
*
i
Nest
Mar
1.10 Mar
*
—_
common—
Zellerbach
Crowpat
Jun
39 %
14c
July
18
.
Pershing
Jun
Jun
6%c
50c
-I
—
Timber
'
25c
13%cMar
32c
1,725
4.00
45%
Jan
Canadian
Canadian
19'%
——
Copper
(R
Preferred
1.25 May
Mar
Jan
Export Gas & Oil
16%
Fairbanks Morse common...*
Husky
18%
Mar
Jan
ggp~-
37c
*
1
50c
35%
Warrants
*
*
—
550
54
Canadian
Canadian
2.20
4.10
.
Feb
20c
Aug
10c 11 Vac
71c
3,833
Dyno
Canadian
1.S2
19
Aug
50
Oils
1.97
70
3,660
4,137
Dredge & Dock——_—
Homestead
1
Jan
8c
Canadian
Canadian
30c
58
60
Canadian
Canadian
7%
33c
192
7c
preferred—25
Steel
3.75
7 %
•
65
58
Petroleum
Mines
3.80
*
Crestbrook
2,010
Wright
_•
•,
Jan
Feb
16
—
Canadian
295
Apr
1.05
39
common
Canadian
4,345
55
14
Pete
Canadian
43%
41%
103%
57
39
;
5,277
41
103 % 104%
10
High
3c
1.24 July
7c
Feb
8%c
9,581
Feb
14
common
Canadian
57c
3 95
12C
>-
July
10c
15,000
51c
3.60
Sep
Aug
1
•
A.
8c
52c
3.80
—
Zinc
Mining
7%c
5c
-
1,000
1
B
Lead
Delnite
Canners
Celanese
1
Low-
—*
—
49
——-——
Canadian
31,800
50
51c
20
.
warrants
Canadian
4,000
12c
135
13
25
warrants
B
9 %c
10 c
270
Sep
7.00
A
9%c
53
1.40
common."
Aluminium
Jun
53
3.35
3.40
*
.
British
4%c
L) Ltd
-I
Cree Oil
of Canada warrants
Crestaurum
Mines
____——,—1
45%
—
common—
common
Preferred
9,425
12c
63
63
10
Commerce—
Breweries
Aug
59c
5%c
12c
70c
Mtge
Canada Wire & Cable class B
Canadian Astoria Minerals
Canadian
Aug
61
4 %c
1
50
50
*
Canada
of
29
85
8,400
1
49%
1.45
•
A
*.
Canadian Bank
1,315
1.50
55c
class
B
31%
62%
1.40
Class
—'
*
.
__
Packers
Class
30%
Jun
——100
preferredExploration
Cowichan
2.35
Sep
62%
24 %c
Corby
27%
30%
114,400
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Distillery class A_
12% May
5.50 Feb
33%
<—*
96c
._1
Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Apr
10% Mar
15%
common
Oil Lands
69c
Copp
74c
Mar
B
27 y«
Malting
74c
Ltcf__.—1
Mines
Conwest
30%
Canada
1
—.
Poplar
Jan
20
Canada
4,000
—
Apr
Feb
4.00
July
30%
5%c
Consolidated West
Feb
Range ShiceJfaa. t
High
Mine.—
35
Jun
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
*
Canada Iron Foundries common——10
Preferred
Red
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
Shares
5%c
„
100
Aug
July
4.00
Oils
for Week
Low
Mines
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
6.90 Aug
10
Consolidated
1.27
Jan
53c
Jan
42c
Sep
Sep
22% Sep
78%
Peak
Pershcourt
Sales
Range
5%c
Mines
Consolidated
26 %c Feb
July
55c
15,900
Northland
Consolidated
3
16c
63c
14c
Consolidated
Week's
of Prces
*
Mines
14% Mar
Jun
13c
16c
155c
1
25c
Nicholson
July
24
6% Mar
60c
1
Mines
Petroleum
Consolidated
Feb
lie
May
16% Jan
12%
Feb
6%
Feb
7c
375
Oils
Mines
Cadamet
class
5%
370
13
Cable
5,200
3c
—•-*
Dock
Dry
100
Par
High
Low
5%
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. I
High
*
Burns
Eurrard
SEPTEMBER 4
Last
Shares
5%
Eurlington —;
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for Week
of Prices
Low
A
Extension
Hill
WEEK
Friday
Range
Last
Sale Price
t illochs
FOR
Week's
Friday
Jan
:
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190
5879
.
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.
15,
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RANGE
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Last
Products
Preferred
of Prices
Gwillim
Hahn
Lake
Brass
2nd
10%
12%
21 %
21V2
21 %
50
5c
6c
9,000
preferred
*
103%
14Y*
(Geo
&
Highland
.
Co
Dauch
&
Class
Smith
500
16c
13,100
31c
32c
6%
6%
Pam
Paper
7%
1.50
18c
31c
165
4.35
436,150
1.50
1.60
52
£0%
13%
—•
,
Apr
Jan
10
Apr
2,191
30%
2,605
1.95 May
Jun
14%
Jan
•
Porcupine—.—-—
1
-
20
13
14
44%.
1,116
4.70
5.00
6,130
51
53%
3,881
15
17
4,538
13c
13c
1,000
54%
55
1,000
6,066
■
21
4.00
49
71%
72%
1,365
32
32
34 %
185
9%
9%
10%
22
22
36%
36%
33 %
13%
12%,
6
—
Industrial
$4 %
—1
Ltd common—•
38
Warrants
International
31% Aug
9% Sep
35
July
International
Nickel
International
Ranwick
Jan
Mt
21
Jan
23
Feb
Multi
12,991
36%
Sep
46%
13 %
3,209
12 %
Apr
14%
Feb
6
850
5C
103,785
39%
Copper
7%
100
2,755
4%
Jan
805
17%
Jan
4.75
5%
480
4.75
Sep
4 %
15%
285
41 %c
Jan
Jun
New
■Warrants
Gold
Mines
4,672
6%
2,005
5%
50
748
26%
Jan
50
Sep
Jan
39%
Labatt
New
New
13c
16c
7,500
10c
Mar
20c
Jun
Newlund
36,300
9,800
27c
1.65
1.60
31c
30c
Oufault
Lakeland
1.45 Aug
730
<
A—
7% July
1.90
Jan
2.80
360
8%
Jan
11%
50
8%
Jan
42c
3,000
9,300
17C
19c
37c
16c
53c
4,280
1.95
2.00
1,633
48c
Feb
72c
Aug
1.90 July
:
7%
7%
7%
4.35
4.60
1,725
9
9
9
140
3,445
7% Aug
4.25
8
11
7.20
class
32%
14c
Mar
5%c
6%c
9,500
5%c
Sep
20%
21%
9,783
18 %
Apr
Long
Long
3,200
3.20
1.35
1,500
68c
Mar
45c
49c
9,962
45c
Aug
IOC
2.35
4.10
1.500
9c
Mar
15 %c
July
95c
92.c
80c
80c
2,000
2.80
2.95
4,435
9c
3,500
7c
July
27c
30
—30
*
A
25c
25 c
1,009
22c
Jan
34c
4.80
5.00
2,49!
31c
33c
15,450
60c
;
Jan
4.45
26c
Jan
Jan
38c
4.40
955
2.90
'1,450
2.80
Sep
3.73
2.20
156
2,15
Jun
24
2,4%
327
1.23
1.30
2,800
23
28%
Aug
1.23 Aug
SC
8%C
7,500
8c
Sep
4%C
34,500
3%c
Sep
Cc
Marcon
2,850
1.8 j.
Sep
2 48
27%
27
27%
28%
28%
30%
28
27%
31
2,122
27%
Sep
40%
F
27%
30%.
2,6jl0
27%
Sep
42
%
45%
421
42%
Jun
48
44
9.50
10%
1,455
3 7c
36%
32
Sep
.
11%
12
400
10% July
15
:'
Jan
?PC
Mar
85,200
45c
July
07C
July
11,200
20C
Sep
46c
Jan
6c
6c
Sc
7%c
4,900
6c
Sep
11 % c
Fes-
13c
13c
15c
16,500
10c
Aug
40c
Jsn
12c
10 %c
14c
45,200
7c
Jan
19C
Mar
2.95
3.05
4.363
32c
35c
16,850
55c
Jan
55e
12c
59,000
7%c
Jun
16c
.'an
Jan
1.07
1.10
6,385
37
39%
3,625
35%
Jan
2.80
3.00
4,885
2.55
Jan
13C
lie
13-
<18,500
6c
May
25
x
25
25
65
21%
Jan
_—
84c
16%
common
4c
21,000
1.09
1.31
11,900
6%c
40
1.30
6%C
4,000
2,112
4C
81c
16%
19c
84c
16%
960
24c
24,500
1.07 Aug
3c
—;——
8%c
8V:C
8%c
5.250
l!c 11 %C
■£80
1.27
1.21
1.40
Martin-McNeely Mines
38c
38c
42c
67,675
32,200
footnotes
see
lie
page
45,
July
1.04 Feb
fiO
AUg
81c
Sep
j?%
Jan
19c
Sep
23c
j
'O
Jan
J in
i
;
Jan
11 %c
8c
Sep
July
12c
Feb
28c
43 c
Jan:
8.700
33c
Sep
73c
Jaa
36,000
20c
Jan
36c
Apr
7,700
20c
May
38c
Mar.
22c *
.
24,130
2.36
5c
1.25
lit
8c
6%c
Sep
n%c
11c 11 %C
5,159
10c
May
15c
75c
73c
80c
23,775
72c
Jun
8c *
19,500
9019 /»
24,400
30c
Apr
55c
Mar
,1.65
1.60
237,800
1.18
5%c
5%e
6c
10,500
5%c
1
1
1
1
1
15c
15c
17c
5%c
6c
r.
;
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—
—
Corp
——
May
10c
May
74c
2,109
6,052
47c
1.50
Sep
1.40
Jan
1.18 Mar
1.20
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.51
1,000
5c
6C
11,800
5C
Aug
8%c
17c
18c
3,000
15c
Jan
30c
Mar
50 %
50
51%
3,482
50
Apr
58
Mar
6c
60
6,000
6c
July
13 %c
Feb
30c
26c
34c
8,550
26c
Sep
43c
Mar
Jan
4.50 Mar
_1
3.40
3.40
12c
5,400
3.60'
3.15
Feb
14%c
34,000
Sep
27c
Jan
10c 10%C
7,550
9%c May
22c
Mar
12c
13c
9,525
12c
36c
3.00
3.00
200
9c
—
13c
9c
2*75
25
Sep
Jun
4.60
Sep
36
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.40 Aug
,
7c
18c
Aug
25c
'Aug
58c
5,640
48c,
Jun
70c
May
47c
60c
83.499
26c
Jun
85c
Aug
1.10
1.23
39.500
95c
Aug
1.98 May
1.32
91c
2.50
136,591
4c
1
1.10
——_———*
60c
60c
85c
30,255
4,100
47c
May
May
18
18%
3,960
12
Feb
44%
44 %
1,200
42
July
15%
2,306
1,549
14'A
4.40
3.48
3,900
16%.
3,725
—-—
-———50
44%
————*
15
15
_•
4.20
1.41
4.00
Gas—....—*
15 %
;«•
—
A
;—;
*
—
Canada
Mines
—
Natural
Oils
———-.20
—
Utilities
pieferred
1
—*
Mines
Oka
Rare
Okalta
Mfg
Metals.—
—
♦
13%
———*
1
18%
62c
Oieary
Malartic —__—
—*
Ontario Loan & Debenture————10
Ontario
Steel
Products
Oper iska
Copper
Ora^e Crush
Or.halt.
Mines
Grenada Gold
1
—*
1
——
OJtnsby Mines
Os-ko Lake Mines
Pacific
—
...——
War-anis —L
Her; hey T'.ibes
Consol Gold
17,750
10 %c Aug
14 %c
15c
7,300
14 %c Aug
23c
Jan
14
100
11% May
18
Apr
15c
Apr
Sep
May
30c
Mar
8,500
6%c July
60c'
Sep
13V2
13%
100
13%
Sep
16
May
30%
675
62 c
69c
30
Feb
20
Sep
Jun
17 %c
10,715
62c
Sep
1.35
15c
500
15c
Aug
30%
795
26
19% Aug
7.80 July
21
21
100
8.25
9.00
15,930
9
98c
8%
-9%
3,013
—
1.07 May
18
11 %c
8.40
Jan
80
5,150
2,300
Sep
Sep
9c
20
Feu
Apr
64 c
12c
1.40
75%
60c
18
4.00
42c
3.35
44c
Jan
Jan
July
23c
Apr
Jar
Jan
30% Sep
26 %
Jan
12% Mar
10% Aug
1.34 Jun
99C
519,300
2,000
7%c July
13 c
1
1
38C
7,500
30c
Aug
65c
Mar
31c
32c
8,400
30c
Jun
45c
May
•
1
—1
——-.—*
34c
i'./6
13 Vo
13
8.55
10
30%
30
31
1
Patt
—1
Mar
Jun
18%
Jan
1,200
8.00
Jun
12%
Jun
2,415
28%
Jun
36 % Mar
10,207
,
12%
60c
Jan
40c
40c
1,000
21c
Aug
60c
G2c
3,003
59c
Jan
79c
May
7C
60c
8c
33,50b
6c
Jun
13c
Mar
2c
Sep
Sep
7c
Jan
56c
Jan
Jan
3.25 Aug
4 %c
174,500
2c
25c
29c
7,233
25c
2.90
3c
25c
3.00
225
1 11
3.50
20c
15c
28%c
Y%1.17
23 c
1.00
l!ll
1.20
1,600
1.10 Jun
2.15
Feb
Feb
3 40
3.60
3.15
Feb
5.00
Apr
19 %c
20c
3,250
1,500
24c
1
warrants
Paymaster Consol
—
1
PCE Exploration Ltd
1
Peeress Exploration
—-——1
remclna Pipeline common——
1.25Perrio Gas & Oil preferred
2
Mines
12c
Apr
1.25
7%c
Jun
Gold
lie
3.05
17c
33c
Aug
Perron
25
3 5c
—1
Mines
Canada
29,166
78%
31 % c
—20c
-
Drilling
of
600
22c
8.55
Para-.nui.ue Mines
Mines
Pa
2,286
1.40
17c
-
3.40
85c
*
4
Apr
July
7 %c
—
P ae
28
25
—1
—1—1
Petroleums
Amaig
—♦
com
—
Jan
26%
8c
64c-
Oi%
1.85
14
12c
14 %c
90C
Specialty
5.00
17% July
78 %
2.2c
—»
———
Jun
1.20
—.1
Mmes—
1.25
12% Jun
25% Jan
44% Aug
Jun
17
3.35
■
*
Mines
Cold
V4
Feb
3.00 May
Jan
1.80 Jan.
19% July
26 %
*
Mines
Ocean C-?ment
Office
1.41
15
Quebec Power common™—26 %
Telephone
———.—-20
3.40
■——-—_—'
Feb
55c
1.05
Uranium
warrants
A
parker
Aug
Sep
1.80
Pater XTran'"—
Feb
Jun
58c
1.50
Aug
51c
5,800
1.C4 Aug
Feb
Mar
70c
67c
39,325
———-
——
Apr
2 05 Mar
Feb
26c
5%c Aug
1.17
Pnrdee
2f>c
2.71 May
9%c
2,000
65c
_25c
common
Apr
II,000
60c
5c
17c
•
Oils
Jan
Jan
Sep
10c ..Jan
58c
1-50
—1
——,4-
Mining
Ltd
47c
1.82,
7,736
*
74c
1
•
8c '
58c
—1
—
.
63c
1
L.—•
—
—
—
;
41c
45c
—1
—
——
Parbec
17c
Apr
Jan.
1.53 Mar
1.08
Jim
42 %<- Mar
6%c
1.17 July
Juir
Mar
2.67 May
1
Exploration
Mines
Porcupine
17c
Jan
2.25
1
1
Mining & Smelting
Pet? oleum
28%
Aug
5c
10,000
Mar
Pamou*
Aug
Jan
20c
2.27
•
Mar
37,447
20c 23 %c
20c
2.27
69c
36c
'
33c
1
Mar
Jun
32c
8c
1
!
Jun
12c
30c
10c
8c
31c
33c
36c
6%c Aug
41c
Pt.lliser
May
25 %c
8c
9c
May
Mar
17% July
Aug
Jan
1.47
8c
Jan
1
20c
Jan
16c
18c
45'.2 July
3.43 May
9c
1.07
10,700
Jan
20c
250
Jan
8%c
Oils
Mining Com
For
Jan
152.800
38%
B
Mines
Maritime
15
19c
2.66
22c
14%
Feb
56% Aug
2,515
O Eri'.n
Jaii
60c
Sep
250
8c
18,720
Ov,aika, Lake
b
22c
6c
16%
49
1.25
Norvalie
Autr
52c
1,700
2,000
16 %
Jan
Sep
12%c May
■:
26%
Nudulama
May
20c
6%c
41,725
Jan
19
21c
Northwestern
Jar>
59c
14c
575
10c
14 %c J 4 % c
*
Oukvibe 'Vood Spec
Sep
Sep
9%
52
8c
Jan
16
25
Northland
May
44%
27
495
2.85
class
Canada
Warrants'
FUJ
135
.
,52
8c
_l
Jan
——
Marigold
551
1.25
Northern
Feb
1.91
9c
Barvue
16 %
25
Northern
1.63 Mar
1.81
1.07
Leaf Milling
Mines
16%
19c
1957 warrants
Jan
3%c
Uranium
Maralgo
16%
20c
Northern. Ontario
Feb
34c
Major trans
'.
Malartic Goldfields
Maple
4.60 Mar
—____
Mines
Northern
6.00 Mar
3.00
Lake
Manitou
5.50
Jun
1
Oils
Class
2.60 Mar
3.30 Mav
6c
Cockshutt
Man east
Aug
2.10
7%c July
27 %c
Preferred
Jun
4.25
19c
Mines
Red
Madsen
4.10
3,200
•
Jan
Canadian
Class
5.80 May
2.20
——
Magnet Cons Mines
Shoes
Ltd
Apr
270
2.32
'
Jun
210
—
._
—-——
Maher
15c
4.25
2.10
North Star Oil common™—.——18%
1.50 Mar
3.25
2.50 Mar
2.80
11%
Bloedel
3,000
4.15
2.32
1.25
Jan
4.80
9.50
—
&
9c
4.15
50
July
*
Mines
MacLeod
Apr
Gold™—————.
Northspan
Feb
8%c
1
1
Explorations
Macfie
ADr
18%
—
3.47 Mar
Sep
9c
1.30
Mines
—
Yellowknife Gold Mines...
Macmillan
18%
Feb
Coidstream___.
—-*
1-09
Rights"-;
——8c
Northgate Exploration Ltd——
I
55c
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd——1
48c
North
Ranki.i
1
1.19
Aug
2.85
1
Goldfield
Macdonald
Feb
14%
North
Jan
31%
Lyndhurst
Macassa
14%
25
*
Warrants
Apr
41c
Sep
Lorado Uranium Mines
Lynx
I,010
16%
Jaa
8%
50
Warrants
16%
16%
——
Jun
P6C
9,225
_
41c 41 %c
24
Island Petroleums
Point Gas
:
Louvicourt
16%
16%
Jun
Preferred
Jun
2.17
Jan
500
Ltd
(M)
16%
5
7c
Mines
Acme
North
•
Loeb
5
6%c
Gold
Northcal
21% July
4,000
warrants
A
Mar
89,500
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Apr
8%
Preferred
Class
39c
18c
Kormetal Mining
Apr
Apr
1.27
:
Cos
July
Jaa
14c
Norgold Mines
Apr
Aug
28
Loblaw
15c
Mines
Norlartic
i.00
.
preferred
preferred
B
117,800
*
Noranda Mines
Feb
Groceterias—
Class
25c
1.04
7 Vac
Nipissing Mines
Nor
3.00 Mar
92c
Mines
A
19c
Superior Oils
Nisto
July
8%
Mines
Class
A.ug
23c
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Rim
Mines-.
Apr
45c
92c
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
68c
Nickel
Apr
69c
26 %c
Jan
New
Apr
Am
11%
Jan
25%c Sep
17,500
48c
3
Candy
Gold
Sep
8c
July
10,585
9%
8%
________
Gold
July
38c
16,889
15%c
Senator
2.50
40c
Lamaque
Gold Mines
—.——*
Oil, .——10c
liexindin
oi
Rouyn Merger.
10%
25 %C 27 %c
Landa
Lencourt
48c
284,100
1
New
10
46% July
15,125
48c
50c
New
9%
Jun
37
50c
__25c
;
Feb
2.30
9%
1
*
Apr
20 % May
42%
1
Oil
Jan
1
Mining
Sep
1.25
Jaa
17%
*
Jan
31 % Mar
Wasa
Sep
May
Efc'p
8%C
Gold—
21c
11c
32%
Lake
72c
8%
50
•
34c
lie
6,000
Jan
1
Gold
12%
16,660
13c
11 %c
25%
Mines
Jun
38c
41
Ltd_e
—
Aug
11c 11 %c
12c
27% Mar
Mines:
42
Jan
50c
^
Mylamaque
3,075
Gsu
Jan
6%
45
1
Manitoba
2,290
Shore
Jun
12c
New
31%
Lake
Jun
28%
1
New
27%
Lake
Feb
29
Jan
1
Mines
Newnorth
29%
1
1
1
1
27c
41 %
Mines
Jan
Jun
26%
—
La Luz, Mines
64c
30
.
—
.
3.15
Jun
20%
Mines
Gas
Secord
7%
31c
7%
4.50
Lingman Gold
of
1.80
,
•
*
*
—10
Ltd
9c, July
16% Mar
Mines™
Kelore
9%c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
%
Jan
Jan
46c
Pete
Jason
Apr
41c
855
2.90
3.73
Mines—.
16% Aug
82c
20o
3,030
18%
.
.
50c
New Hosco Mines
Jan
_—
Lafarge Cement class
Lake Cinch Mines
Sep
Aug
3.10
——
76c
18
20c
Dickenson
12
6%c
72c
18
Feb
49c
Jan
40
.
Apr
1
:
Mines—
New
.31c
45c
Ltd
(John)
Davies
New. Delhi
175
lis
Townsire
Oils
New
Feb
7% May
6,700
Minerals
Kirkland
55 %
Apr
38c
warrants
Kirkland
38%"
37
48 % Max
15%
20%
72c
•
Mills class B__
New, Continental
2.85 Aug
36c
Copper
C
Class
•
1.55 Aug
15%
—--—
20
•
Harricana
—
Kerr-Addison Gold
1,667
50
47,950
Goldvue
*
36
8%
1
Mines
New
—-—*
40%
8
50
9%c
Calumet
New
-----
40%
50
#
Bidlamaque
54%
10
Canada—
22%
New
50
2.30
———~—
of
22%
298
8,200
Aug
Kelly Douglas class A
390
26%
14,300
3.05
1.95
27%
26%
7c
4.35 Mar
——1
15c
26%
26%
39c
Jun
1——
Aug
33C
Jun
Mining Co Ltd——.
Jan
9c
21c
1.60
18 %c
13%
10,500
6%C
3.90
40c
6%c Mar
635
11c
7c
21%
25 %c
100
13%
33c
3,947
—.—-—10
3.05
13
10c
22c
500
1
>
•
Uranium—
24,550
——_—
3.05
1
20c
— —
;
Mines
1
—.—10
Class B preferred
Jan
13
1
1.80
9%
Labme
23,505
Joliet-Quebec Mines
—1
Jonsmithi Mines
—_—._——,—*
2.85
Athona
2.35
—..——
38,043
Alger Mines
3;05
lie
18,610
96c
1.19
98c
20c
20c 23 %c
Nesbi-tt
2.15
7%
1.35
Sep
1.02 Aug
New
2.30
.
9,875
Works:
■
2.20
1
1.80
»
Products
3.00
1
1.65
New
1.60
1
3.250
Feb
25
6
—
59c
Apr
70c
4,674
48
Mines
July
57C
May
Aug
3.25
July
22,300
6
.
Apr
2.10
57c
12
29,050
Mines
—1
Preferred
Kelvinator
Neon
•96
50
Jockey Club Ltd common
Jupiter Oils
Nello
1
Lake
Warrants
1.90
Jan
7%
16c
_25c
„
1.00
Jan
57c
_*
New Bristol Oils
12%
37
Aug
55c
•
101
25c
57c
55c
__10
Jan
—_
Aug
Mines
Jan
51%
55c
1
—
Trust
Nealon
16% Mar
14 % July
10%
*
Mining
Gold
Kilembe
National
Aug
Aug
5
30
Car
11c
Mines. (1939)_
Kenville
Steel
83
91
%c,
-35c
Jo wsey
National
7% Mar
24
10%
12
;i6% Aug
330
»
Rational Petroleum
20
91
12 Vac Mar
4,300
15
common
Explorations
Apr
_.
Exploration
Joburke
Feb
Jun
Jacobus
Jeliicoe
6% Aug
5
10%
Jun
July
8c
9c
Inv_
National Hosiery
16% July
7% Jun
15
Mines
Waite
Leitch
National
95
Jun
40c
Line
Uranium
Laura
41% July
Sep
11
100
Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Lake
Jun
86%
5,200
—
Lake
35 %
149
1,385
Iron
Kroy
3,850
22
•
Jan
Jan
1.90 Mar
13%
—
1,385
4.75
1
3.35
Jan
1.00
13%
.
19
_♦
25c
12c
8%c
National Drug & Chemical commonPreferred
Jan
42 c
Interprovincial Steel
Jefferson
Mar
6
9%c
87
21%
—
;
l.™
Mines
2.20
warrants
Interprovincial Pipe
Jaye
Jan
Aug
Creek
19
Investors Syndicate common—;
Class A
:
.£
Jack
5%
2c
Nama
40c
.
Sep
July
2.40
13,389
Jan
2.00
com
2,200
20,015
1
19
Ltd
15c
1.30
14%
Minerals
40c
Credits
€.55
15c
1.15
8%c
Corp common-!
Wright Iron
4.90
Co common
Interprovincial Bldg
2.40
1.16
Apr
13%
Moore
12%
350
5.00
com—*
Aug
lie
Locomotive
14%
Powders
Bronze
Jan
45c
21,700
14%
Porcupine
275
62
21%
__——
.
Inspiration
12 %c
Jun
—*
.
Corp
&
14%
J
Apr
25c
40
Mtg
Montreal
7 "A
.
48c
8c
160,600
*
1
common
Sep
9,520
45c
*
;
.—_______—1
Gas
24c
8%c
•
—20
Natural
Preferred
Iso
Metals
86%
L___100
Ingersoll Machine class A—-——*
Ingiis ( John ) & Co
——
*
Inland Cement Co preferred
10
Irish
Moneta
—
30c
8c
1
Uranium
Knitting
May
Feb
•
_.
Preferred
80
Jan
1.78 Mar
95
37c
1.03
B
Monarch
Apr
24c
Mines—
Monarch
Apr
81%
_1
common
Molsons Brewery class A
Class
1.00
790
•
Lake
Ore
100
89
22c
2.53
1
Mining Corp
Min
1.25
8%c
25,500
8c
Brick
Mindamar
11c
85%
.
50o
,
Mines—
13%
Core
Accept
preferred
1959
Milliken
8%c
39c
1.25
City Petroleums
38
4C
;_
Warrants
Inland
Mill
Jan
1.25
85%
1
—
Mining
Light & Power
Jan
.
Lake Gold—
V''i
Feb
May
10%
25,798
42c
_—
Midrim. Mining
Midwest Industries Gas_
Aug
■
150
113
Mines
Oil
2c
.
Jan
Sep
Sep
Ll
Lake
Uranium
Midcon
Jan
56
Lake
Island
Mexican
Jan
20c
Jan
,'f:
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Flo Glaze
____■——
*
Imperial Investment class A__ ___—.—*
Imperial Investment $1.40 pfd——25
Imperial Oil
;
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
5% preferred i
-—4.86%
Indian
Merrill
63% Mar
21%
106
103
•
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Dev
Jan
Jun
Sep
Sep
12 %c July
Red
Gold
5.25 Mar
15
Gas
Porcupine
Red
46% July
51
15
937
50c
Jan
20%
112
103 106%
Mayfair
McKenzie
Jurs
110 %
10c
35% Mar
Sep
13
Sep
39% Apr
preferred
•
McWatters
16%
14
103 %
McMarmac
High
Low
13
110 %
&
Range Smce Jan. 1
'
13%
100
Oil
Shares
High
•
common
100
Mclntyre
for Week
Low
convertible preferred
Matachewan Consol
Milton
43%
4.80
51 %
15%
13c
54%
convertible
5%%
Jan
Jan
77
Jan
4%%
Meta
5%
9c
Jan
1.40 Aug
31%
Feb
25c
24c
58c
47-
15%
14%
Jan
25c
Jan
4
45
30%
Jan
2%c Aug
700
.52
Aug
14c
6% Mar
200
4%c
16
Aug
8%c
7,200
4.35
•
common
Erie Mortgage
&
.
2%o
■
3Vic
14%
Bay Mining & Smelting
Bay Oil-I:
Hudson
Hugh
18c
15c
•
——__L.___—
_,
Hoyle Mining
Huron
18c
5
B
Hudson
18c
107% July
Jan
July
July
Apr
Mapsey-Ferguson Ltd
\-v
Co Ltd—
A
Howard
12c
*
Oil
Class
5,700
*
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Home
8%
Jun
19% Mar
Aug
103% Apr
9c
15c
9% July
23
12 %
V" 10
32c
1
_.
Canada
8% July
8,000
15c
1
Bell
Hinde
7% Jun
1,555
'13c
*
___
10 %c Apr
12c
13c
•
Paper common
Sep
15Yi
I
Mines
5c
14%
1
____
Apr
Skies
Range
Far
Jan
lie
l
___
Mines
Hi
Gold
v.
High
3%
527
1
__
Headway Red Lake
Heva
14
103% 103%
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
13 %
140
1
Minerals
Hendershot
8%
13%
13%
•
Head of Lakes-Iron
Hees
.
100
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Gold
8%
10
1st
preferred
Harding Carpets
Hasaga
5%c
1
Hardee Farms common
Harrison
Low
,10%
._*
Gold
4
Last
High
*
__
SEPTEMBER
fge Sfnce Jan. I
31.022
,
—
Shares
30
common
ENDED
for Week
Low
Par
Gurney
WEEK
Friday
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
26c
4,300
24c
18c
Aug
Feb
65c
25c
Apr
15c
15C
ft, 532
15c
Aug
22c
Feb
28c
29c
125,000
18c
May
36c
Apr
71+
J. 12
2ic
8%
2,275.
1.19
16,400
18,200
21c
7%
02c
20c
Sep
Jun
Aug
11%
Jan
1.80
Jan
29c
Feb
46;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1010)
.
.
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
Sale Price
P»
Peruvian
Oil
1.60
Placer
2.78 Mar
Trans
Canada
Pipeline
1.00
92c
4,925
84c
98c
4,219
95c
Sep
7c
7c
5,500
6c
Jan
1.04
1.19
39,950
11%
11 ¥4
1,135
10
Mar
20c
8,400
20c
Mar
31c
5,800
66c
Aug
89c
May
3414
35%
1,080
40c
40c
1,700
33% Aug
36c Mar
43%
40c
47c
May
61%
59% Aug
70
Mar
Sep
Mar
Triad
1.80 May
1.00 Aug
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—
Trinity Chibeugamau
12% July
Mines
Feb
Union
Gas
Class
A
preferred
Mining Corp
350
4.15
2,435
3.75
Sep
5.00
Feb
Union
1,330
4%
Jan
7%
Feb
1.40
1.50
5.20
5.20
2,65g
1,775
3.15
3.60
17,283
74c
70c
74c
14,125
2.60
2.79
28,589
2.45 Mar
5.20
Sep
3.15 Aug
68c
2.50
United
Canso
8.35 Mar
1.40 Aug
United
Corps
Jan
United
5.00
Fuel
Inv
United
Keno
United
Jan
Mar
77c
Mar
Upper Canada
47c
35c
31c
36c
25,197
31c
Aug
Quebec Copper Corp
19c
19c
21c
14,550
18c
Aug
Apr
15c
10%
12c
_—■+——
Uranium
Rainville
Mines
Mines
59c
:
5c
20,000
3.25
3,908
19c
8,000
13%c
Sep
July
22c
95c
Jan
80c
4,300
70c
16%
6,012
16 ¥s
Jun
22'/a
16c
30,410
15c
Jan
33 %C
Jun
10%
11%
3,405
lie
12c
14,250
15% Mar
10% July
8%c
Jan
Violamac
\
Waite
Mar
17c
Mines-
Reichhold
Rix
Athabasca
Robertson
Rockwin
St
75c
Jan
45c
51c
52,500
44c
Aug
64c
Jun
Wespac
5%c
4,500
5c
10c
Feb
Westburne
Jun
West
K
Miller
50c
Feb
Westeel
Jan
Western
Canada
17% July
Western
12c 12 %c
5,100
12c
Aug
24c
Jan
28c 31% c
13,928
28c
Sep
July
54c
May
14c
Jan
9,000
5c
3,340
75 %
8c
7%
89
Sep
Sep
Jun
Jan
93
Products
7.35
7.65
3,476
10%
10%
2,253
14%
175
7.35
9
14%
Sep
Mar
Sep
11%
14
1,870
25,050
7,335
7.75
295
68c
82c
67,512
56c
Mar
82c
Spooner Mines
lie
12,500
10c
July
16 %c
Jan
81c
96c
8,680
48
154
1.21
1.37
5,325
380
42c
17,662
4.35
4.30
4.70
840
30
29%
16% May
85c
11
30%,
1,792
Mar
Standard
16% Mar
7.60 May
81c
Sep
42
Jan
Stanleigh
1.07
32c
Jan
Aug
4.30 Aug
2944
Jun
1.55
July
80c
Wood
Feb
7.30
35
Feb
85
16,107
2.75 Aug
4.10
350
3.80 Aug
30c
Aug
4.50
Class
Jan
4.00
(J)
3.40
32c
Jan
Yale
Lead
Jan
July
Yankee
40
July"
Yellorex
75c
81c
17,165
65c
Jan
90c
May
Yellowknife
1.85
2,740
28
28%
150
36,675
73
73
12
1.10 Mar
1.40
1.33
1.50,
15,234
72c
5c
5c
1
12%
26%
10c
Feb
May
63%
Feb
16c
20c
43,050
4.10
735
16c
Sep
1.00
1.05
200
4.05
Sep
1.00 Sep
16c
14C
16c
7,800
13c
Aug
10c
10c
4,500
10c
Aug
19
18%
19%
2,764
18% Aug
54c
54c
58c
12,550
20 %c
20 %C
27c
5,980
20 %c
Sep
50c
54c
2,430
45c
May
67c
67c
70c
13,125
50c
Jun
4 %c
Yukeno
B
4%c
5c
11,000
50c
Jun
49c
(H
2.50
22c
35
66c
82c
8%c
15%
12%
15,510
28
1
19c
19c
22c
19,000
Submarine
1
1.48
1.38
1.55
12,800
7c
7c
9,100
1.95
1.79
2.00
4,625
16 %C
15%
29%
16 %c 17 %c
1,110
23%
12c
1.10
6c
1.79
Jun
Feb
Jan
July
Jun
Aug
—•
J
class
Ltd
class
27c
15%
153/B
15%
580
99
99
99
5
5c
5c
4.00
4.10
70c
July
Jan
6%c Jan
Feb
A
10,200
1.00
Jan
Aug
61c
Sep
89c
60c
Apr
80c
9
Jan
9
9
200
8%
Jun
1.60
1.60
1.70
10,930
2.75
2.65
2.90
3,800
48c
50c
4,700
47c
Aug
36c
Jan
,_25c
common
•
Lundmartc—
Thorncliffe
•
Park
Petroleums
Warrants
46C
46C
49c
3,500
11
11
900
Jan
Mines
Mines—
Dominion
99c
—
A—
»
5%C July
83c
13c
3,000
14c
1.96
35c
Apr
Jan
Apr
66c
91c
45,700
22 %c
Jan
32c
34c
3,700
27c
Jan
45c
57%
61%
2,996
51
Jan
68% July
14
1,225
13
Jun
16
Jun
23%
115
23
Jun
31
Feb
23
23
8%C
38
8%c
1,000
37%
37%
383/4
1,700
37%
•
40
./
7c
July
July
32c
133/4
38
200
37 V2
38%
214
7.25
120
7.25
1
"
Jan
67c
l
•
,
— —-
warrants
14,600
*
7%c
1,500
13 %c 14 %c
3,000
28%
.
2,235
39,200*
1.13
900
65c
Mar
Apr
44% May
425
Jun
Mar
Apr
May
8% May
2.60
Jan
1.85
Jan
22c
Jan
5%c
Jun
11 %c
Feb
13%c
Sep
19 %c
12c
Feb
-
4%
Feb
450
29%
95
24%
108
July
Sep
30,450-
51/2 *
5%
18%
24%
Jun
6
May
30%
Aug
18%
1,290
-17%
Aug
9.75
"10%
855
9.10
Jan
13%
Apr
1.26
1
1.35
1,225
1.25 Aug
1.65
Feb
19%;
2 4 ¥2
Apr
30c
27c
30c
Jun
41c
July
7c
7%c
2,000
6%c July
14c
July
7c
7c
10,000
6%c July
10c
Feb
1.20.
13,960
97c
1.64
Jan
52,600
1.10
1.08
,_1
—
1.00
95c
1.10
5c
5%c
25c
25C
27c
2.65
2.65
.2.70
3,025
'22c "
7,750"
!
1
♦
nil
L___!
19c
Shown
Are
Exchange
Expressed in
Jan
44%
Jan
35
43%
Jan
Jun
7.20 Aug
68c
Jan
Jan
8,700
5c
25c
Aug
1.44 May
May
23,550
,
8c
Apr
40c
Jun
2.60
19c
Jun
3.10 May
Sep
35c
Feb
Curb Section
—
Canadian
Dollars
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
5
6%
6%
30%
32 %
1,455
4.00
4.10
1,569
19
20%
*
■.
4.00
•
Sugar
common
3014
5
.
■'
.
-
«
23
*
.1.
36
_
Paper
of
Feb
25
Aug
Feb
18
Aug.
5%
2.50
38
39%
20c
23c
220
70
35
Mar
48
Jan
100
5
Jan
8
Mar
200
2.50
Aug
2,798
37 ¥4
May
,
26,100
•
91%-
92% ..."
40 V2
10
26%
28 ¥2
1,465
160
32%
15 c
Jun
Jan
38 ¥2
Jun
4.00 Mar
45
Feb
33c
Aug-
98
Aug
40
Apr
46
Feb,
19 ¥4
Jan
29% Aug
Aug
30
May
27% Mar
126
84% July
■
26%
'
25
25.
123%
123%
126
35%
34%
116
116
45
20
3,214
35 ¥2
110
125
International Utilities
Loblaw inc
Feb
'
40%
„
•
(1956)
25 ¥4
.
2.50
*
Linoleum
Canada
Jan
May
.
39%
common
Oilcloth
21 VB
9¥b
36 %
-
Apr
Jun
9 VB
5%
38%
4.65
21 ¥2
35%
-
Jan
50
39%
•
18
Feb
May
36 ¥2
740
♦
.
Rand
2,480
3.30
8 ¥4 July
Jun
250
5
Glass
Co
:
1
Investments
Ingersoll
I
27
18
23
18
—
High
Low
6%
22
21%
—
»
High;
23
22
-
20
General
,
19
_
common
Range Since Jan. 1
800
Develop
International Paper common__j__i_ —7.50
6
-
2,591
75
116
Sep
37 ¥2
167
Apr
Aug
July
Apr
"
Ogilvie
Pend
Price
Flour
Oreille
Bros
•.
common
•
48%
Mines
2.30
•
-
2.28
49 ¥2 '-
150
2.35 :
700
40 '
2.00
Feb
53 ¥2 July
Apr
2.95
40
40%
685
40
Sep
50
1.50
'
__
Southwest Petroleum
Yukon Cons Gold Corp_
1.50
200
99c
Apr
6,000
60c
Feb
40%
*
1— II—1
-1-
1
73c
82c :
1.50
99c
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jun
FOOTNOTES FOIt OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Apf.
14c
36 ¥e
22c
1.53 July.
7%c July
36% Jun
Jun
30,100
•
:
Copper
Dupont
13% July
19,200
14
16c
1
!
Marconi
Dominion
74% May
6c
57%
85c
28%
19
44%
Jun
1.69
14c
Feb
Jan
^_20c
Apr
Aug
1.05
«
1.13
Aug
1.00
•
Toronto- Elevators common
Toronto Iron Works class A
ToWagofae Exploration
Traders Finance class
Coast
Dominion
Feb
Aug
5%C
io
7
12c
21c
Aug
10
1.00
1
-
Bank
55c
45C
lie
Ltd——
Silver
2.48
3.70 May
61
11
5%c
-
Torbrit
preferred
575
-
Toronto
1057
2,700
67%
Sep
ioc
TonfbiH
B
55c
64'
1.87
1
,
Tidal
Class
55c
64
1.60
1
-
Mines
Jun
7%c
.
—
Ltd
Jan
104%
83c
10
1
;
Mines
Cottons
Consolidated
21% July
9% Mar
1
Canada
•
Mar
700
2,000"
1
Calgary
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
67c
21%
48C
Jan
14 %
25
1.52
*
Dredging—
Apr
62c
i
87
2,155
-
105,
14c
5
,
Dominion
Canadian
31%May
20%
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
5%
1.25
10
Preferred
45
16%
7%
:
-
Preferred
5% Mar
25
&
Canadian
Feb
*
67c
Jan
Sep
4.25
1.06
'
-
Oil-
Canadian Bronze
Aug
Aug
Teck Hughes Gold—-.
Tiara
17%
115
3.80
25
61c
95%
1,615
3,777
67C
15
2,000
1.04
-
Jan
7%
«
Corp
Gold
Canada
7.50 July
4c
26%
1
Bulolo
July
1.04
common!
Asbestos
Mar
18%
Jan
26%
MineS
Sep
34%
_—
*
A
15%
34%
90
15%
1
:
July
1,975
1.56
.
3.50
65c
1,655
•
Jan
29
Par
Mar
Feb
1.04
trust
Sep
July
7%
1
Anglo Newfoundland
2.85 Mar
Jan
26%
Thompson
11c
3.15
*
*
25
100
104%
Last
Jun
11%
100
50c
90
15%
Feb
Jan
37%.
37
_100
2.25
37%;
15%
36%
37
Friday
2.10 May
16c
*
Texas
25c
890
l
Pearson
Jan
4.46
Jun
85
29.
15%.
15%
Sale Price
Jun
1,380
3,800
common
Texaco
35%
16
Gold
Voting
Jan
May
39%
400
July
5.20
Sylvanite
Taurcanis
15%
11
1.40
II,025
7%c Jan
15
Tamblyn-
Taylor
4%C Aug
5.05
Industries
Switson
1
—•
-
Jan
,34
Aug
65c
•
Prices
Jan
2,500
11%
28%,
,
Apr
9c
34 %
3.50
,—100
Jan
11%
6c
12
1
Gold—
Feb
1.09
Jan
5%c May
5%c
1
Steinberg class A
Sturgeon River Gold
;
*
25
43 % Mar
Cons
Jan
2.32
75
65c
Toronto Stock
Jan
90
1
35
3.50
1
2.00 Jan
Jan
Inlet
Apr
93c
1.05 Aug
20,833
65c
—.
Mines—
Mining
Feb
Jan
Preferred
28c
Jan
1.40
68 %
*
1,160
.
3.50
•
Electric
Aug
36%
Surf
20 %c Mar
Jan
19c
20
655
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
1.65,
Mar
Jan
4,540
—
1.50
Aug
Apr
4.10 Mar
34c
Jan
38
common
1.25
4%
22c
July
12% Aug
31% May
500
July
6.75 Mar
1
G)
Zulapa
Mar
7.75
823/4
Warrants
20.
1.52
July
5c
230
1.64
*
—
—
Metal
37
Explor
Superior Propane
12%
32%,
-'4.50
Jun
8.40 Mar
40
Mar
May
!■ 80
Sunburst
55c
5,000
4.50
37%
class
Mines
Zenmac
21c
38
1
1.30
1,300
5c-
32%
—20
Yukon
Eear
32% Mar
82
80%
Contact
80c
12%
32%
5
■:
Mines
Young
*
Cons Mines
Sep
Aug
Sep
J.
Canuck'
2.55 May
•
Sullivan
3.40
July
July
A
Zinc
&
65c
47c
1
Sudbury
Feb
20c
i.'
Jan
Stedman
Gas
lie
9c
warrants—-!
Jan
Starratt Nickel
Oil
1,000
July
—1.25
—
Stores
A
18c
1
;
700
21c
16C 16 %c,
_..l
Wright-Hargreaves
32
2,710
—1
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron:
3.50
20c
Jun
4.50
Jun
40
•
Bros
20,770
*
_
InduS
1,500
1.00
Steel of Canada
15c
11 %c 11 %C
,
Woodward
Jan
43
40
2.90
4.05
_1
11c
•
Alexander
Wood
Jan
3,691
18c
Stanwell Oil & Gas
6.10
32% Mar
210
13c
1
37c
:
—.—
1,651
11,006
4.50
71c
Windfall
36%
73
Uranium
6.50
37%.
4.50
16c
Larder
1.75
Warrants
Stanrock
6.30
36%
*
.
Winchester
May
2.80
30c
Corp
6.50
37%
500
A
Co
class
Mines
34%
*
Uranium
Aug
8,950
Coghlan
35c
30c
Feb
2.65
15,598
Warrants
Wiltsey
34%
50
common
2.65
lie
;
76c
new
Apr
Apr
*
preferred
Willroy
1.58 May
3.80
Oils
&
1.35
__
B
$6 preferred
White Pass &
13% Aug
63
Plywood
13 %c 14 %C
Paving
Feb
1.95
————•
Warrants
1.60 Aug
Sep
40
;
Mines
Stadacona
Feb
Mar
7%
1.225
71<c
—
(Geo)
Class
Sep
lie
1.25
—
34
Jan
74c
Petrol
Naco
4 '/a %
19% Mar
17
2.85
——-
10c
Sep
6%
4,102
1
Leaseholds
Western
Weston
Feb
1.45
28%
—
Sep
25
2.50
*
class
Zenith
Warrants
3.30 May
1.43 May
2.30
1.25
Grocers
Western
Jun
17%
12%
50
Services
5c
2.60 Apr
12% Mar
2.30
_1
Breweries—
Preferred
Feb
11
Rol
Air
196
*
Petroleum
Western
July
1.25
81c
Southern Union Oils
Spartan
3,914
Mar
2.17
1
Western
14%c Jan
lie
—
14,500
6%"
61c
2.30
Warrants
Feb
100
16%
Manufacturing
Van
6 %c.
26%,
Jan
Aug
4.85 Aug'
.
2.20
—•
Western Decalta
•
common
Jun
9% Aug
Jan
Jan
Jan
13%
8%c
—
5c
25
*
Copper common
'
«
1.86
1,395
.
6%
25
*
Mines——;
77c
83%
Ltd—
Slocan
Malartic
Feb
Mines—
Slater
West
Sep
7.75
Mines-.
37,925
88c
.»
Gas-—
May
90%
com__.
2.20.
22,125
Warrants
Jan
16%
Southam
Oil
20c
83
-
1.99
Jan
56
Apr
Sep
72c
Canadian
15
40c
Ltd—
Mines
D
July
11%
preferred
May
3.95
24c
1.15.-
—
21c
46%
Gordon—
46
1.00
Oil
35
83
50
25
1.08
;
3,200
215
__
8,150
1
;
14,550
5,400
u
3,315
26c
•
Petroleums
1.50
82c
Gold-
*
4.80
80c
Ltd
22c
12,941
common
53%
28c
Jun
30,760
..
Canada
27c
8%
Metal
A
40
1.30
Silver Standard
S
1.07 Mar
14%
Sigma Mines Quebec
Siscoe
29% May
700
1.49
Knapp
17%
A
Freehold
*
Shawlnigan Water & Pdwer
Simpsons
795
8%c
Security
Silver
32
1.45
8c
common
Aug
21
9V2
.
Weedon Mining
Lake Nickel
17
7.50
Petroleum
Class
30%
7c
Petroleums
Sherritt
1,400
Feb
2.28
21c
Debentures
Satellite
1.05
89
Antonio Gold
Sarcee
Jun
21c
———
Sapphire
July
Sep
1.05 Sep
7%
Gas
27%
585
2.15
!
Werner
10%
Shirriff Horsey
"Warrants
River
&
July
1.55
1
class
Cement
Lawrence Corp
Sand
Webb
28c
Mines———
Salada
San
Wayne
Mar
8,575
89
Industries
Lawrence
St Maurice
1.81 Mar
65c
2,900
10
Consdl
Russell
18c
Jan
21c
7Vb
Royal Bank of Canada-;
Royalite Oil common
St
500
44c
36c
8%c
50
Preferred
Rowan
1,003,310
12c
——
•
9%
.
28 ¥2 C
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe (A VI Can Ltd common
Jan
26
Jun
1
W—!
17
Mines
2.03
1.90
Ref
&
22c
—
2.06
*
21c
—
common
Mines
Roche
70c
1.35
———;
Uran_
Mfg
Sep
9%
.
Mines——
&
1.75
31
—
6.90
1.26
—_1
t
—-
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd-
21c
—..——
Uranium
Rexspar
57c
1.05
Chemical
Mines
Renabie
Sep
375
1
Prod
G
32c
——
4.30
1.35
21c
2.05
—.
Exploration
Amulet
Walker
5c
Macdonald
Reeves
6,200
•
Mines
1.60
,
3,133
24c
•
—
claps A—
Wainwright
51c
MiningExplorations
50% Mar
•
—•
,
Ltd
Jan
Mar
1
19% July
53% May
4.75*
Jan
15c
Cons
21c
Realm
Reef
140
13
Jan
4.65
4.75
•
1
—
Corp
Viceroy Mfg
32c
—
Aug
15%
53%
25
•
Ventures Ltd—
Apr
16%
Telefilm
Vandoo
7.25 Mar
2.50 Aug
Steel
1.64
Ltd
Oil
Rayrock Mines—
Ranger
10
24%
25
B—-————"¥
Waterous
Radicre
60c
24c
1.26
—^._1
-
Mar
Jun
Feb
4.30
4.75"
1
pfd
Mar
May
521/4
B
60c
16c
52%
—<
Sep
11c
52%
22c
Feb
8.75
1,850
———50
1
21 %
29c
4,516.
v
14c
240
Oils
United
7%c Mar
75c
16%
Minings
Quemont
5c
5c
2.90
13 %c
5c
3.05
Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quonto Petroleum
Jan
Feb
30c
6,090
.•->*.*.
Jun
4.00
Mar
19C
United
United
6c
31,348
Quebec
13c*
18
Hill
76c
„
1
10%
trust
New Fortune
12c
9,100
33c
Quebec Natural Gas__
Queenston Gold Mines—,—
Apr
15c
3,500
t
10
class
Jan
Jan
Aug
7c
23c
Develop—
15%
5,500
13,220
17%
class
Ltd
Aug
6%C
Labrador
10% Mar
21c;
•
10
„
voting
1.10
Jun
23c
Lithium Corp
.16c
Jan/
17%
——
3.30
Aug
6V2C
Quebec
;
1.30
30%
*
United Asbestos
Quebec Ascot Copper _——
Quebec Chibougamau GoldQuebec
High
Jun
Mar
common—_r—_*
Canada
of
4.55
2.60
Purdex Minerals Ltd
16c
19c
—1
Shawkey
;
«—
Union Acceptance 2nd preferred--
62%
3.25
—
32c
-
25
16,267 '
4.20
30c
60c
27,762
13%
4.00
.
_1
Ultra
5.20
Airways—:
11%
4.10
I,800
27%
•
—-
1.45
Producers Ltd—-—.—
25%"
11%
•
Resources
Oil
3.75
20
Preston East Dome
Low
76c
25%
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High,.
70c
;
—
1
.—
Shares
Low
1
Line
PiDe
Transcontinental
1.25 May
12c
4.40
——
Electric
Ltd
for Week
Feb
74c
61%
Uranium
Transmountain
Jan
1.64
84e
34%
Corp
Gas
Sep
1.50 Mar
20c
>————
Praise Pipe Mfg
Premium Iron Ore—
Pronto
16,100
Exp
95c
50
—.———
Prospectors
1.62
Canada
72c
Oils
Powell Rouyn Gold
Provo
1.55
Trans
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
1.75 Mar
11 ¥4
Development
President
100
1.13
Portgage Island
Powell River
Power
1.00
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Week's
Friday
.
7c
Place Oil & Gas
SEPTEMBER 4
Range Since Jan. 1
88c
Ore Uranium
Ponder
Shares
96c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pitch
ENDED
for Week
1.00
Minerals
&
WEEK
,
Range
of Price*
Low
Oil & Gas
Petrol
FOR
Sale*
Week'*
43
Jan
11 Ve
Jan
•
a
No par value.
;
Odd lot sale (not Included In
year**:
•range).*
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•
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-
in
year's range).
Selling ex-interest.
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1
t
*'
:
Ex-liquidating dividend.
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(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privilege*.
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wd When delivered.
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1
*
When Issued.
Ex-dividend,
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Ex-stock
dividend.
•
-
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5879
190
(1011)
47,
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday
The
following bid and asked quotations
obtained from the
National
or
represent actual transactions.
They
intended
are
as
a
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Bid
Industrials and Utilities
"
-
Bid
Par
Aerovox Corp
Air Products Inc
1
Box
American
Amer
Co
American
Corp
Express Co__
American
Greetings CI
Gobain
Arden
Farms
Partic
48 3
39%
42
Corp
52
7
22%
Corp
1
8%
9V4
1
Groller
26%
28Va
Texas
1
Eastern
l
38%
41%
Texas
111 Nat Gas
4
Texas
Industries Inc
5
Texas
49
52 Va
National
Texas
Natural
•
Mfg
Hagan
Chemicals
2%
31 Va
Controls
&
Hanna
18%
19%
Hearst
60
Helerte
35%
37%
Helmi|rick
5
102
136
131
138
class
A
21%
23%
Co
5
25%
27%
Go
10
Hiltp^ Credit
27%
29%
Hoover
1
17%
18%
24Vs
Housifon
Aztec
Gil
&
Gas
Co
1
.
Bell
&
J)
67%
72
20%
22
_10
15%
17
...
Bros Bag Co
25
Hathaway
Corp_
Inc
41
15
11%
12
58 %
62 %
30%
33
.
Rtack Hills
Power & Light Co._l
Sivalls & Bryson Inc
1
Black
Borman
Foods
Botany
Stores
Industries
Bowater
23 %
1
Inc
17%
1
:
Bowser
Inc
$1.20
Brown
& Sharpe Mfg Co
Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
10
29
.10
Inc
30%
Rnrtidv
33
Corp
Byllesfry
(H
1
M)
19 %
__10c
Co
&
9%
Engineering Corp
Motor
Securities
Iowa;
Interstate Tel
California
Oregon
California
Water
Calif
Water
Canadian
&
5
Oil
15%
38
12 %
25%
27
60%
64%
29%
7%
17%
50
32
Gas
3%
22%
Central
111
&
Gas Co..__.ii0
34%
36%
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Power
Central
Public
Soya Co
Electric
Central
Central
Vt
Serv
Corp..__
ntiJ Co
Common
Stales
Radio
Colonial
Corp
Common wealth
Conuecucut
Consul
Continental
oupciand
J
Systems
»<ISs
11%
19
23%
21%
18
1
11%
15%
i
1,.
1%
iL a
1
Demr- f *>lyr
.
Chemical
lnc
Donnelley
Dun
Co
%
Class
9%
17%
Warren
Brothers
Warren
(S D) Co
17V4
18%
__2Va
20%
22Va
Washington Natural Gas Co
Washington steel Corp
2Vi
52%
56%
Watson Bros Transport
10
3534
38y4
Wesco
2.50
7%
8%
Co
Mfg
Co
Steamship
Strong
32
Struthers
37%
Stubnltz
12
13 Va
Suburban
42%
457a
Suburban
15%
19%
571/*
34
1
Register
Economics
El
14 Va
19%
21
24%
27
44
Bunk
Electro-Voice
Eleclrolux
•
29%
Einhart
A
*
37%
23
47%
31
«
3%
24
21%
21
Class
Federal
New
L
29%
26%
Wells
Gas
1.25
1
Trust
ol
Florida
Steel
1
10c
11%
29%
B
St
Frito
Gas
25%,
Cb 50c
27%
297s
11%
12%
Chase
4%
5 V4
Gas
77%
81 %
Natl
Trust
26%
287B
Citizens
37
40%
1
17%
19%
Pipe
Co
Natl
Bk
48%
National
Bank
80 Va
85%
National
City
32%
15%
18%
25%
27%
Bk
of
Continental
111
Bank
64 '/a
Fairfield
27 Va
Federation
22%
24 Va
Corp A com.50c
23%
25%
50c
23 %
25%
.
15 %
Del—1
14%
Assoc—8
23%
25 Va
%
24%
16 Va
17%
22
•
.....5
(SF1.10
34%
50
265
County Trust Co.
Bk
4
4
Tr
&
Fidelity Trust Co
Fiduciary
Trust
First
Camden
Co
Co..
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
i
Natl
First.Natl Bank
First
Bk
Si
Ji—
Old
12%
Ollnj
32
Oil
Otter
Power
21
22%
First
Natl
36
39%
First
Natl City Bank (N Y)
Pennsylvania Banking
12%
13 V'4
—1
19%
21%
.8
31%
33 Va
2.50
20%
25%
27%
Pacific Gamble Robinson
,-1
17%
18%
Pacific
12
8%-
13%
5
10%
11%
Pan
19 Va
20%
Parker Hannifin Corp
1
25%
First
Nactonal
Passaic
&
Ftrst
of
1
43%
10
32 V8
341/8
2.50
.7%
Bank
Bank
Co
New
1
St
Uranium Mines
American
1
8
20%
91%
29%
Cement
31
Hanover
16
17%
Harris
Pickering
Lumber
10%
37%
4
19%
"11%
40
4%
20%
44
95%
40
42%
62 Va
67
62%
52 Va
Natl
Gtrard
36
397a
5
Corn
34%
Bk__15
Bank
Tr
Si
of
Sav
Exch
54%
YoFfc„10
New
Bk
(Chic)__20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
Hudson
37
57 V2
95
57%
60%
101
City N
Tr.
Co
Wash D C..25
of
Rockland-Atlas
Natl
Bank
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York_5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
~2
8674
90%
18
20
8t
Louis
Natl
Bk
Bank-State
First
84
89%
46
48%
20
85
89 3A
Phlla—10
35
373A
56
59%
22%
24 Va
Mass)
(Boston
Natl Bank
Second
20
Co
of
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling
(New
2®
40
43
United
Industrial Trust
Providence
R
I
& Tr Co
Bank
of
(N
(Phlla)
8%
9%
10%
Int'l
•
41 Va
44 %
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Bank
(Wash
D
C)
Y)—-10
For
footnotes
see
States
10
Trust Co—
States Trust (N
Y)---20
United
5
21%
22%
1
13 ;
14 '/a
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Arl*)-»
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co—
41%
44
preceding
page.
28
30%
10 y8
11 y8
55
60 Va
36 Va
913A
95%'
_
——
47%
8%
46%'
33
aw
44%
10
53%
43 Va
Commerce—
(Boston)
10
Co
48
Natl Bk & Tr Co
York)
Trade Bk
*
Natl Bank (Loa
Union
37%
10%
Street
(N Y)_10
Com
9%
(Wash)_20
Trust
Union
1st
Second
18%
28 y8
of
47 3A
43%
(Cleveland)
Bk
175
10
17
City)
160
of
Boston
8
(Union
35
28%
Rlggs Natl Bk
Trust Co of New Jersey
26 Va
7%
94%
72%
1
26%
89%
Bank
407a
Industrial Natl Bank of
Plymouth Rubber Co..
^-2*
Portland General Electric Co_7%
60
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas >_12
Bank
(Philadelphia)
67
Industrial
Co
45 Va
56%
Natl
Tradesmen's
Trust
38%
J)
14 Va
Corp
425/a
20
&
J)
25
County National Bank
(Jersey
Hudson
10
Philadelphia
Security
Long
Y__
Trust
67%
22%
Trust
Bank
of
64%
20%
N
Seattle
10
Bank
dt Tr
Bk
66%
90
21%
10
556
71
49 %
13 Va
—
11474
520
A
(Hackensack
340
867a
Natl
N
41%
326
Va
20
20
Pfaudler-Permutlt
111
First Natl
Provident
/.
6%
Co—70c
Y)
(N
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
30
13%
11%
10c
25
(Chicago)_100
Peoples
Philadelphia)—10
Bottlers—1
General
Permanente
_
Sulphur
Pioneer Natural Gas
...
..1
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
12%
5%
Mercury Electronics__90c
6%
Co
Co
33%
277a
Louls_.20
Rochelle
Franklin
10%
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pacific
9%
Trust
Tr
397a
50%
.25
of
Westchester
8
Co—5
York
Northern
of
County
Trust
—1
Corp.
Line
New
111"?
27%
Indus
40
1
•
Co
East
36%
74%
of
;3
Far
Brewing
56%
33%
47
10
17%
*
Co
Newark
of
40%
70 Va
Boston..12%
74%
5%
Corp.
Gas
&
Tall
Rk
31
37%
..0%
16 Va
5%
Ben Coal Corp..
55%
J)
(N
Trust
70
Prod—10c
River
52
Natl State
Banking Co
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
10
(Atlanta)
Natl Bank of
First
Miss
64%
&
Essex
&
New
89 34
%
'
Oklahoma
35 Va
60
Bank
(Albany)
Newark
36%
10
(Minn)
1
Qprv
n'prtorn
32
25
Co
53%
84
Iflrst Nat! Bank (Jersey City) .25
19
7.50
Comercial
Trust
__
12%
10
(NY)
Corp
(Camden N
10
117a
pfd.*
62
30 %
84
31%
11
Gas.
59
28%
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
130%
283
36 Va
5
Water Co $4
10
(Cleve)
106%
.20
(Newark)
Co
Bank Stk
First
10
(NY).IO
Co_^
(Pgh)
Uu Tr Co
Fiueuty
Co
Trust
?trst Natl Bank of Chicago..100
trst Natl Bank
Dallas
10
Natural
Detroit
Westchester.5
39%
37
12%
Co
of
of
Bank
New
125%
11%
Gas
44%
Plains
1
Penn
497a
105 Va
16
National
Trust
(White
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
2538
45%
102%
28 Va
60
•
&
28%
95
41%
Co.l2Va
York)....
26%
327a
172
Trust Co
25
Bank
National
361
26 34
39
25
33Va
Co
Boston.10
ol
163
Natl Shawmut Bk ol Boston.12%
340
Amer.5
J
(Chicago)
Trust
National
50
North
Bank
Bk
York
New
(Chicago) .25
17/
100
44%
70
67%
14 %
New
35 Va
41%
a
30 %
Co
32 %
of
Co
Trust
Y
10
45%
-1
County
County N
64 3
6%
Cleveland
Natl Bank of
Brook
10
Ir
33 %
Traders
&1
(Buffalo)
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)__25
National
5%
Corp..—50c
Corp________l
Meadow
(N Y)
5
1
Tr
Co
30%
30 %~
Trust
48%
Morgan Guaranty
&
72 %
Elec
287a
5
72%
45 %
Merchants Natl
^^.6
Shops of
0
68
457a
Connecticut
68
&
617/a
677a
66 %
Corp
59
43
63%
10
24 Va
10
95%
65
2
——1
22%
Phila.10
N
Co
5
Manufacturers Tr Co
91%
York
Southern
Savannah
110
30%
10
&
<
Ask
10
(NYi_12l/a
of
Bk
New
103
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
Manufacturers
Cleve
of
of
5
Co
10
J)
Commercial Trust
2%
9
Gas
&
(N
30
26%
Bank
Bank
Bank
Commercial
_.l
300
Bid
Co
Lfbarty Real Estata Bk & Tr
16
(Phlla)
29%
Line Co-5
A
Y)
24%
1
Par
Klnga County Truat
(Brooklyn N Y)
62
24
27%
Co
Companies
Aak
58%
287
22%
Airmotlve
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd.__2Q
19%
Telep Co of the Southwest 'H * '
5%% preferred..
.20
20
10 Va
51 Va
5
Pacific
Co
9%
46 Va
Co
Natl Bk <x
City
Pacific
Portland Cement
50c
48%
—7%
Line
S
Co
Bank
Inc—
Supply
File
Northeastern
4).
Gen
Giant
Zapata Off-Shore Co
42
—1
Shirt
Oil
&
(N
Manhattan
5
Pabet
Gen
,
14 %
18
10
Co
Trust
Chemical
22»%
.
13%
Consolidated Industries
20
Centl-Penn
3
Inc
Bid
10
York
Trust
Central
8812
Service Co
General Gas Corp
1
(Newark).25
National
St
Camden
62
Co
58
Tuba
167a
Virginia
Trust
23%
common
Pendleton
Packing
117a
307a
Company
Nassau
58%
Co
Garlock
21
Corp__l
Louis
Broad
84%
♦
44%
I
Co
53 Va
100
New
of
Boatmen's
...—-10
Foote Bros Gear&Mach cl A—5
Class
35%
41 %
1
28 Va
6%
of
13%
Co.
T
Commerce
Bank
Assn. 100
3
33%
5
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Francisco)
lc
Barge
Northwest
20%
-.7%
Corp
14 Va
10
107a
14%
North
153a
18%
45%
1
Fisher Governor Co
47
12%
19
13Va
(S F)
N
ol
1
Dry
Co
America
12 %
Utilities Co.:
Thermador
Naruex
33%
x4
...—...2
Co
18%
44%
10
1
Gas
17%
5
Conversion
Wurlltzer
Inc
1
7.50
Co
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Wltco Chemical
Wood
5
Gas
Corp
23
2V2
Service
Propane
4%
Whiting
21
Corp
Corp
Greene
1
Co lnc
Broadcasting
Homes
Nicholson
-
23%
Financial Corp..*
Brothers
rlslier
28%
Natural
24'/4
15%
Corp
>
Fuel
Brig
Norqs
Inc
1
21%
(Texas)35%
Mortgage
19%
44%
26%
27Vi
Corp
Cobb & Co Inc
Bunk
—•
Natl
Charter
18V4
6Va
22%
Co
B
National
23%
44%
First Boston Corp.—
18%
41%
57a
Island
First
27
17
1
Cos
Weyerhaeuser Timber
14%
Utilities Co...
Matibnal
25%
.—
25 V*
10
Western
1
Naicp Chemical Co
.*®'„4»ual Oas & Oil
51%
41%
—
8%
8
_•
Telephone Co
55 %
Fidelity-Phila
45%
Assoclates.__10
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co.
1
Manufacturing Co.*
41%
2IV4
coitiiuon^-:
v4.j>»ucatn
14%
Mlg Co—
35 Va
"A"
Massachusetts
52 V'4
1
Mpixawk Rubber Co
12%
Inc
22%
32%
&
Lt
37 V2
Bank
31%
Corp
Publishing
^•(ourt
9 5
Corp
68%
1
1
Western
5
,<San
132 %
30
27%
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
4J
13%
Co
60
20%
Corp
25
Par
56
Missouri-Kansas
•
40
,
•
'
;»
11%
Laboratory
33%
56
64%
10
Transmission
Delaware Corp__l
Chemical Co
1
Hotels
American
47%
Nat Gas Co__.l
lnc
5<)c
Electric
Paso
31
•
Western
Home Products Inc—
Bank and Trust
36%
26 %
Industries
Mlst>; Valley
251/4
Industries
Utilities
32
5
Co
Financial
Point
257a
167s
18
33
53
X24
17
15%
353/4
I
Swasey Co
Westcoast
West
1
35
ilV4
-^5/fl«;aj.ioUs Gao Co
Mihsissippi Shipping Co
13%.
19
Eastern
Grocery Co.
Inc______l
Sys
5
of Amer
25 %
29
"
Corp of America— '
Tennessee
Corp
16 Va
Stouffer
51'%
Aircraft
Shipbldg
Miller Mfg
>3
12%
pieierence
Eastern
Iron
2%
23%
Co
8V4
North American Coal
.East
&
9
Co
1
Co__l
Co.
&
Oil
Co..1
Tel
Stepan
42 Va
(;abnr»lories
1C V4
14
..2
—
Dynamics
$1
16%
1
.2%
Corporation
1
;__1
Southern
Co
Warner
17
39'%
VLfehle-Gross-Dexter
12%
1
hie
Hush
niunam
bullion
17%
24%
1
...—
27%
43
1
Michigan Gas
25, .j
j
Co__5
luc——
BmilsUeel
&
Dura
& Sous
26
Co
4078
Electric Co—16
&
Metropolitan
94
1
5
—5 ;
It)
20 Va
15%
91 %
Co
Meredith
31%
1
Inc
..—
ill
Dulty-Mott
Arts
Corp
■JlclapUoue
18%
40
Steel Corp——;___2%
Machine & Eng._„*»_5
VldNeil
•!
Co
Bridge
InUTiiuf
Ol-Noc
litituet t uip
1
38
McLuuth
%■
9%
2%
:
.»
Detroit
Dtehold
i./_i__
inl Corp.
Von's
Statler
27%
Auto Prods. Inc
W
(
McLean
'
Supply Co of N Y..2 %
Jeutlsta'
47 V4
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
25%
Co....—
iJerrington
viatfbon
a
24
!/«»_——-w i
Detroit A Cannula
44 Va
Pressed Steel
Standard
I
Maryland
24%
16
Specialties.....0
Maclone
uaiitng
13%
25
26%
50c
steel
vtaiquaidi
83
y
tt'i-' i-r'-
Clas-s
Uauly
12%
56%
87%
lnc
Mfg & Sales Co
VLj»rhiou
15
t'ti
50c
53
cl B..5
com
Stores
Vlarllti-Hockwell
29
.
Crouse-Hinds Co common...
Vitro Corp
24%
1
Electronics
Star
Mar^mout
9
Cutter Laboratxrf s class A—.—1
,
•
....
Corp.......
Madison Gas
12%
Cot;p_.l
(.'niupltUV
|
Mactijilllan
23I/4
17
Lnc
Fruit
Bankers
8%
•
inc.—..—,
tulitiu.
•.
21
7 %
Loan
Ludlbw
12%
I
Lines
tramp
30%
Co2^*
7%
Lucky
50%
-2 50
IteirigerHllon
28%
9
27
Products...S
Rock
1
1
i
;.
Lilly 5 Eh > & Co Inc
23%
24%
tagni & Power Co
29%
Stanley
6 %
Ling
30%
47
CorD
1
6%
8%
Liberty
10%
22%
5
25
Fieigiilways
Consolidated
Craig
Gas
Varian Associates
28%
lc
34%.
_1
...
53%
21
5 %
.1
Lone
23
2%
preferred
14%
49%
19%""
Power
3
Co
33%
13
5
States
E)
(A
34 Va
31%
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
26 %
25
15%
9%
Co..
Standard
Ludoun Plus
Labi Blower Co
18%
14%
31%
Oas
Stand
17
Landers Frary & Clark
5%
15%
1
Inc
tier Corp class A
22 k
5%
1
'
27%
21
common.—1
interstate
roiiv
25%
Prod..1—1
C'.as
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
ooiui ailo \ til Si Gas Corp com
$1.25
64,*
33 %c
Co
Stores
'olnrnrlo
41%
61
A__33%cyi
B
Engines
Coastal
Collins
cl
com
class
38%
6
—
Staley
45%
25 Va
31%
20%
5
Producing
Electric
15%
23
5%
19%
10c
Power Co
Freight
42%
-
36%
Valley Mould
Gas
Gas
Carbon
fapeer
Power
117a
34
26%
to
Chail.aiioogsi Gas Co.-.—-—
Clinton
49
25
*
Telephone Co
Citizens
45%
Co .5
Co.....10
,_■»
Spector
Upper Peninsular
107a
137a
5
Cem
25%
Co
10
Co
24
*
Co
1
Portland
"'nehrtng
13%
35 Va
Eng Tel Co
Southwestern
14%
3
Inc
Co
Keystone
16%
0
Utility Corp
Central
Hub
15
.-5
Central
Union
13%
Gas_5
Inc
United States Sugar Corp
I
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
12%
33%
5%
Corp.l
States Servateria
13
Water
1
Corp
United
1
Utah
10
Natural
Trecker
&
Ketchum
23%
Gas Co
49'/4
Parchment Co.10
Kansas-Nebraska
5 1/8
&
Indiana
45%
„5
common
55%
1
18 Va
•
Corp
52Va
1
Southwestern Elec Service
19%
31%
46%
United States Chem Mil Corp
United States
Leasing Corp
9 Va
17 Va
—I
Kennapietal
Electric
Central
280
18 Va
30
•
Co..
Kenttijpky Utilities Co
Central
Co
266
.15
preferred
Kearnfey
34%
4%
New
Southern
..5
Supply.
Kalamazoo Veg
54%
Ceco
Elec
1
Electric
$1.46
Carpenter Paper .'Ca.______.___,.,"
ctfs__—
Nevada
Southwest
27 Va
42
12%"
8
41 Va
Colorado
Southern
Inc—
Utilities
Water
Kaiser Steel
27%
Trust
Southern
18%
Calif
Southern
17%
5
24%
25%
9
Devel Co.lOc
Southern
14
22%
22%
..2
Shore Oil &
Southeastern Pub Serv
40%
20%
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co.5
9%
7%
Corp..
South
19%
Service Co..
m
,
Carlisle
lo
65
Skil
—1
6%
Corp
61
12%
Jervjs|>Corp
16 V4
Field
26%
18%
27
Corp
25
•
i...
Power
10V4
1
iiy4
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
27%
1
JefIei*on
16%
35%
25%
Ltd
Products
Co
Corp
Co
Pacific
Sprague
2o
Co
Seismograph Service
12%
34%
'
50c
Pipe Line Corp
2
& Co
Sierra
35%
25%
Sys.l
Freight
(G D)
Supply Co
1
5
Inc..
t
32%
1
10r
Steel
7%
v
371/4.
10 Va
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif Jf
Cannon Mills class B com
2'
Cedar Point
61/2
21
Co__25
Power
Service
Telep Co
Delhi
5%
1
ItehgjEorp
JamA'tea
California
Corp
A' common
public
Iowi /(Southern
9%
4%
•
Bakeries
Clasfe
34%
1
Trans Gas
Searle
22%
Inc
31%
75%
66%
Tracerlab
29%
8%
31%
63
32
Tractor
9
4V4
29
11%
32 %
71%
3%
•
20
30
Homes
1
Co
1
•
Scholz
23%
l
Ryder System Inc
13
23
22
•
17 Va
27%
11V4
21 Va
Corp
407a
25%
10
1
•
Corp
16
1
5V4
423/4
Towmotor
38
20c
9%
4%
39%
Topp Industries Inc
13%
10
Co
Investors Diver Services
54
31 %
Tokhelm
37%
153/a
Sabre-Pinon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
Schiela Bantam Co
87a
l
warrants
Stores
407a
1
12
•
Interstate
32.
50%
Drug
14 V*
1
Co
iL.br^ate
8%
•
Inc
Water
iV,
1959
103
Corp_l
Inc
1
1
Interstate
17%
1
Brush
Bullock's
Co
Water
&
35
Thrifty
Time
1
ip/8
Interstate
8%
16
Mills
Gas
Manufacturing Co__2»/2
Rockwell
1
Petroleum
Gasoline
,
73V4:
Roddis Plywood Corp
Rose Marie Reid
1
International Textbook Co
19 V»
7%
preferred__25
Head
53 Va
.
11%
1
Indianapolis
24%
8
Paper Corp ADR
Indlari
Indlada
%
17
69
Myers Inc^:
(HH) Co
56%
44
13 %
5
_
15%
49
1
&
Transmls
Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co class A
Three States Nat Gas Co
1
Mat
Production
237%
•
Gas
Husk^ Oil Co
1
Corp
8
18%
48
Inc
107a
1
common
Hugpttm
17
44%
22
3
Textron
52
Pulp & Paper Corp—
A
12V2
Corp.
29%
•
Robertson
.
Berkshire
Roaaway
Robblns
Hugbton Gas Trust "units"
1
Co
Beneficial
Beryllium
12
,__1
Markets
Gossert
Bemis
11%
Hudson
27V4
Mills Inc__3ya
Express class A
25c
11%
1'
2%
.
A
Houstipn Oil Field
23
10
.
Baxter Laboratories
(A
21%
Stoker
15
_1
.2
River Brand Rice
107a
7%
Engineering
Corp
class
Natural
Class
Bates Mfg Co
Bayless
146
Co
Riley
137a
1
Houston Corp
Higly jvoltage
Co
Richardson Co
109
130
& Payne Inc....
Power
Gas
Construction
22 %
Ralston Purina
35 Va
10
Ind
Tekoil
3
34 Va
32 %
Cons Publications cl A-25
Curtis
Ltd^
Republic Natural Gas Co
1
common.
Corp
Purolator Products
33%
Co class A com.10
(M A)
Class B
56%
139
•/■
1;
...
Haloid Xerox Inc
10
31%
2.50
Corp
Purex
186
10c
.'
7%
19%
10
177
1
%
1
Corp
26%
33
5
Inc
30%
24%
19%
31%
•
Spring
28%
18%
6
Western
Products
6Va
Corp_7
Pipeline Co.l
5
Mexico
Missouri
Avon
5%
Hamp
New
Arkansas
Associated
37 Va
1
New
of
28%
Arvida Corp
5
of
Co
39%
Co__5
95
Co
Corp
Co
Serv
Arkansas
Metal
1
Tappan
7
Serv
Pub
37
Co__
23%
Pub
26%
common
Public Service
21%
Corporation
Punta
Sugar
8%
307a
•
By 11 lex
30%
Alegre
Aak
8Va
29
Tampax Inc
5%
6%
Bid
lc
__1
35%
56%
17%
5V4
1
Co
Corp
28
1
;
10c
Refining
32
4
7.50
Inc
Co
>
.1
Susquehanna
21
GuBtin-Bacon
45 %
Suntlde
28 V4
S
43%
4
20%
26
5
Brlcx
140%
—2
Far
1914
fl*
Pudco Petroleum
25%
Ask
1
Producing Properties Inc
23%
1
Corp
of America..
Co
Fire
ft
i a
24%
23
Ask
Co
Ure$n Mountain Power Corp
Qrlpnell Corp
"A"_._l
preferred
Arizona
Glasspar Co
27
Society
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Incorporated
Anheuser-Buseh
46 %
7 75%
Pipe & Const Co
Amer-Saint
AMP
Gld^ings& Lewis Mach Tool Co.2
-V 71%
Hospital Supply Corp
American-Marietta
Co
Bid
11%
_10
Amer
American
Par
38 %
5
;
Ask
43
__1
Cement
Potash
25 %
1
Board
Portsmouth
10%
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
Art
September 4
Association
of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
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
are
(Winston-Salem
N
C)—-—0
47
507a'-
193A
21%
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
...
(1012)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday September 4
insurants
Mutual Funds
Bid
Fund*—
Mutual
F-ni
Affiliated Find
2.14
2.36
Investment
7.73
3.36
Investment
American
4 37
4.66
25c
Inc
1.35
Easiness Shares
1
Investors Fund
1
Mutual Fund Inc—~1
Abeideen
American
American
1.67
J
7 70
Fund Inc—1
.12.63
17.58
13.29
8.63
^oiuinal
Fund
9.56
11 43
13.11
11.02
10.71
9.93
10.79
1
15.62
American
Re-insurance
5
19
1242
13.55
American Surety Co,
.6.25
14.38
Bankers
—10
19.09
20%
7.16
57%
lc
2.33
Federal
61
64 %
3.77
Fidelity
2.59
Fidelity & Deposit of Mv.i—1
lnt_33V30
Glens
Interest—1
21.74
ir.28
12.33
Mutual Income Foundation Fd.I
Mutual
Investment
8.13
Mutual
Shares
18 32
18.51
Mutual
74
79%
15.81
10.16
11.15
1
Gulf
Investors
Securities
3.57
Inc_l
X19.67
21.28
1
13.07
14.13
Investment Fund—1
Trustee Shares
■
9.45
10.36
Balanced
2-50
25c
-1
21.63
24.40
1
Dividend Series——
Series.——.—
11.08
12.1'1
6.50
Jefferson
1
8.35
9.13
Jersey
Income
I
6.40
9.01
Growth
Series
Stocks
25.15
26.30
New
England
6.93
7.57
New
Fund Inc
—-10
Equity Fund Inc..——•——20c
Fidelity Capital Fund
—1
20:20
20.40
8.22
8.52
11 93
.12.97
—5
Fiduciary Mutual tnv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund lnc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
16.55
17.89
One
17 72
19.16
Oppenheimer
4.40
4.81
585
6.33
2.62
2.86
10.68
11.6L
1
Founders Mutual Fund——,—*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
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—le
Preferred stock series
lc
Fund
Mutual
Inc
Futures
General
I
8.41
X19.50
21.56
39%
24%
1
12.59
(no
1
13.52
14.73
Fund
Securities
I
13.59
14.69
10.25
10.46
Pine Street
Pioneer
Price
il.37
7.03
7.77
Southwestern
8 44
9.25
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Railroad
Bond
Common
Stock
(Edison
Fund
(
Sterling
7.33
11.'75
12.37
lc
7.95
8.73
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lc
11:36
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20.66
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of
Fund
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13.
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93 30
100.1
1960
99 29-
100.1
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100.1
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99.30
99.27
99.21
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100
99 23
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3.
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99.23
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99
12
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93 20
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1966
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93
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July
93.24
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April
92'A
92%
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I,
97 'A
1968—
1969
95.4
97 24
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May
I,
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15.13
33%
40%
1
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Fund
Science
Corp
Fund
Funds
27.53
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Income
10.61
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Line
Special
10.6L
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91
1970-1967
98'A
99 'A
1971
89
90
94'A
95%
92
93
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12.57-
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1972-1967
—
1972
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represent one
16.94
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more
or
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ol
point
a
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—
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15,
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3%8
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99 30
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1961
99 6
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99
99.21
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I960
1959—,
15,
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15.
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1959
1962
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1962
1.
12.97
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15.
1
7.94
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15,
1959-
99 28
99.33
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1,
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15.17
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115.
1960-
99.6
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18,05
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1
6.95
7.60
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I
5.78
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Fund
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10c
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3.81
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April
May
May
1960
115.
May
;
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99
99.2
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90 23
91.4
97 14
97.13
1963
92 26
92.30
1963
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89 12
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93.4
1963
87 28
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97.3
97.15
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95.20
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I.
98.20
98.24
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15,
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1961
15,
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15,
May
Oct.
I.
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12.57
13.75
4.58
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8.93
1
10 56
11.54
12.37
13.45
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1
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1
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99.31
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Corp 5J/aS-1983
108%
1979
107
108 Va
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5a
59 Vx
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1975
Canadian
1969
89%
90
1982
94%
96
Pacific
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Carrier Corp 4%s
Chance Vought 5'As
Commonwealth
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1977
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Pacific
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General
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Port
Tire
Houston
1975
4s
98
130
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96%
112
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113
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99.26
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3-59
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97'A
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109
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September
10,
September
17,
99.982
99.984
1959
99.920
22,
1950
99.925
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1959
99.883
99.892
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1959—
99.856
99.364
January
7,
100%
100%
October 1,
1959
October 8, 1959
October
15,
1959
99.783
99.793
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14,
January
15,
99.635
January
21,
I960—.
99.542
99.560
January 28,
Steel
5%IL_
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102%
1982
102 »/a
115
120-
122'/2
124%
November 5,
Amer
5s
Transcontinental
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5'As
P
Corp
96%
1994 -
98%
98%
_1971
110
U S Industries 4'As
,1970
95
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90
-1979
108
White
Trans
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5'/as
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100
99.30
99.27
96%
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103
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24,
31,
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98.877
98.906
98.856
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98.385
9S.781
98.656
98.535
1959
1959
1960
98.813
98.689
98.571
98.477
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98.513
98.418
98.455
98.335
1960
98.375
98.180
99.462
99.483
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4,-
99.385
99.401
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11,
196G—!
98.241
98.137
1959_
99.299
99.313
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18,
25
I960:
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98.008
97.875
98.053
97.922
97.788
97.812
1959
12,
99.713
19,
1959_
99.216
99.236
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27,
1959,
99.122
99.144
March
December
3,
99.061
10,
1959—
1958
99.047
December
98 993
99.031
April
December
101
Westcoast
85%
101 %
November
96'A
L—
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Underwood
101
Transmission—
1979
99.696
October 22, 1959
October 29, 1959_
November
1979
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4%s
Textron
841/2
82
1011/2
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Texas
102%
ww_ -1967
ww
80
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1989
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101 %
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&
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102
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1960
99.615
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99 23
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December
21,
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99.26
99 22
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195£%
24,
99
99.30
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135
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1-59
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99,26
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99.29
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180
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Sheraton Co of Am 5s
1981
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1989
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1976
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86
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5-59
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96
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123
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Mueller Brass 35/8S__
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Petroleum
3.45%
3.75%
Wisconsin Fund inc
Recent Security Issues
St Gobain
Amer
100.10
100 6
1964
3.75%
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38.4
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1964
Mutual
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•
89.20
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1962
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15.
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lc
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1959—
1.
12.71
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Value
11.55
1,
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6,37
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99.25
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7 45
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12.53
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1960
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1959.—
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99 27
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1963
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a
100
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40.00
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2.46
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or more 32nds of a point :
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11.53
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31 Va
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11.63
10.53
11.03
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99.23
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15.77
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6.73
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&
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of
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41.
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1
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shares.
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1960
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2.23
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7.22
shares
28%
decimal point represent one
1960
15,
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l%s
1
8.09
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14.89
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39%
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99 26
9.41
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7.76
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99.29
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8.65
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37
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6.58
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39.60
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1960
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10.33
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14.82
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15.38
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18.07
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13.54
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34'/a
107
55 Va
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11.45
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14.51
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102
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Old Line
National
2.74
shares
112%
5
Life,' & Accident Ins
Natl
19%
3.80
Investment shares—lc
10
common—1
Natl
25%
13
New
68 y2
125 %
23 %
Ins
13%
64
—10
——.—
61 Va
(Ky)
&
10
-...5
Co
Life
Commonwealth
Crum
Firfc
National
(Bait)
56
13.41
Co
Life
2.33
of
Units
3%
—
& Manufacturers.:—4
lc
shares
Fund
3 %
Casualty
shares— lc
—
-*
Dividend
6.57
a46.72
2%
Equipment Miares.-lc
Industries
Income Fund Inc
1
Growth Stk Fund Inc.—I
Series
Inc—1
Fund—*
—
Shippers:
Continental
22.77
—
14.06
20.43
Fund
Mutual
Massachusetts
Fund-
1
1-2.86
&
Insurance
Boston
Funds—
shares
Fund
Inc,—.—I
12.27
18.69
Corp—,
Investors
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J) -10
I
Beneficial Standard Life—
17%
-25c
1
Investors
Stk
16%
Inc.*—1
Fund.
Trust
Sa.yles
shares
16.19
19%
1
Venture Fund—
Massachusetts
18.33
14.93
6.67
Inc
Fund
Petroleum
20.75
16.86
7.33
6.09
Transport ' shares—
16.96
Delaware
Diver
16.68
Mass
Fund Inc
Monument
15.29
Paper
11.96
9.85
B——
Vegii Investing Co
20%
(Speculative Com Stk)—I
(Low Priced Com Stkst-X
Metal
14.33
Western Investment nic
Dividend Income Fund———I
Vegh Mutual
Delaware Fund
12%
43 %
Electrical
Crown
De
Merchants
1
General
137 Vx
j
De
37%
46%
Nat Ins (Galveston),,
Insurance
18,100
131 %
Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc.
Consolidated Investment Trust.I
Series
34
Amer
Managed
U.J 7
17,500
Composite
Corporate Leaders Trust
43%
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
14.21
Loomis
10.18
13.87
•
Fund Inc—
34%;
44%
13.02
Life
10.45
9.42
J-
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
Commonwealth
32%
Com Stocks) —1
Special
•-
37 »/a
Bonding——5
indemnity & Life Ins
5
(Income
Insurance
Income
Fund Inc—
34%
Mass
11 Va
Lexington
1.
inc_—.
Commonwealth
1
Massachusetts
%
Lexington
12.69
1°®
1
1
Shares
Energy
Maryland
10
Life
1
1
50c
Securities Corp —100
Colonial
1'3 Va
1
6.68
'
6'%
27
(Wash D C)
13.29
56
5%
-
2%
Mercury
1
1
243
12
Amer
Ltd .1
Inc
20s/a
52%
233
25 %
20.67
Fund—1
19 %
10
10
_
Ins Co
23 Va
1
13.94
Fund—
Va
Life
Life
Amer
1
___
of
Co
National
63%
21%
Ins Co (Newark N J)- -2'/a
Amer
19.37
J
—
_1
Loyal
9%
Ameriean
15.66
Trust
preierred
7%
Fla)
(Jacksonville
3%
16.03
14.49
Fund of Boston—
Chemical Fund Inc.
Christiana
Insurance
Lincoln
23
59
,
,
Companies Inc.
Life
13%
10.24
17.91
J
Ltd.,
Fund
Chase
39%
15%
Life
14
17
&
Ask
25%
—3
—
Casualty_5
Fidelity
conv
10.63
Growth
Ins Co
preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Amer Heritage Life Ins-
Equitable Assur__—5
U.25
9.38
Knickerbocker
Casualty
Bid
(Va)— 5
(Birm)„2
Tenn
of
31%
9.74
Lazard
-1
International Growth
Century Shares
29%
36%
14 73
Knickerbocker
Fund—
Fund Inc
Canadian
*
1
Pfd Stocks)
Keystone Fund of Canada
15.21
7.90
General
(1954) Ltd.
Co
Life
266
.
(Speculative Pfd Stks) —1
(liigh-Grade Com Stk) „1
S-4
14.37
13.83
Canada
Canadian
3.42
1
1
Ltd
(Income
1
(Discount Bonds)
K-2
"
Investment——50c
Fund
17.62
253
Liberty Natl Life Ins
69%
3-3
19.01
Fund inc
Street
16.15
10
Insurance-
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
194
S-2
13.73
csuilock
:1
Bonds)
Priced
Life
66
American
lent
K-l
14.22
California Fund Inc
24.70
(Low
10
Companies
Ask
135
American
Custodian
B-4
5.03
13.08
Broad
22.64
36.06
10
Insurance Co
Agricultural, Insurance
24.53
B-3
9.50
x4.60
Boston
23.55
.
Surety
3-1
8.74
Inc-l
Curp-lc
Growth Fund
Ridge Mutual
Aetna
3-2
6.32
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund
Blue
12.65
—
(Invest
8-1
5.83
Axe-Science 8i Elect'nrcs
Axe-Ternpletou
Canada Ltd—
11.64
Fund
a24.07
Keystone
5.81
Aetna
Funds—
Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds) _l
iuc
(The)
9 onus ton
1.84
5.34
12.61
Mutual Fund—1
10.42
33
11.54
&
Casualty
Aetna
3535
35%
9 53
Research & Development-*
Fund Trust—
—*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc.,1
Axe-Houghton Fund * A'
Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B'* Inc—5
Anier
11.33
1
Istel Fund
al4 53
Associated
10.82
Boston—1
of
Research.
Investors
.
Trust
Bid
Par
Ask
1
America
of
Co
Bfd
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
17,
1959
98.917
98.958
July
March
3,
22,
15.
I960-—
U;
I960,—————
98.282
—
97.485
97.517
-
97171
-—
1960
I960—.
15, 1960
95.966
97.201
96.009
97
115
FOOTNOTES FOR
99
93'/a
111
♦No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a Net
asset
Exchange,
OVER-THE-COUNTER
value,
b Bid
t New
stock,
yield price,
x
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
ISSUES
k Admitted to listing
issued,
y
Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
Volume
190
5879
Number
~
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
mi, a
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Aug. 29
T959
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with a
year ago, and
significantly boosted by five
are
week.
chief
as
against four weekdays for last year's comparable
Preliminary figures compiled by
cities
the
of
indicate
country,
based
us
that
for
telegraphic advices from the
upon
the
week
ended
Saturday,
Sept.
5,
clearings for all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
clearings will be 26.2% above those of the corresponding week last
liminary totals stand at $23,188,671,622 against $18,368,084,457 for the
1958, at this center there is
parative
Our
year.
week in
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 30.6%.
a
pre¬
Our
Pennsylvania—Altoona
'
Bethlehem
2,181,782
702,568
Inc.
or
:
\S
—11.4
1,232,745
—43.0
Scran ton
+
+
0.5
+
8.2
4,362,668
5,891,088
1,084,568,035
~~~
Jersey—Trenton
com¬
cities)
6,298,798
22,207,849
11,702,979
IIIII
Delaware—Wilmington
3,628,377
6,649,775
York
5,626,511
3,289,635
1,006,413,976
-4,859,309
4.7
+
9.3
6,298,765
3,455,958
■
5.6
6,126,081
17,620,187
+ 26.0
13,568,136
15,951,052
—26.6
+
-
7.8
+
15,973,816
1,030,520,613
-i
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Sept.' 5—
v
1959
*
1958
$11,933,350,523
$9,139,517,339
1,244,675,783
Philadelphia
+
+ 27.2
.St.
Francisco
Pittsburgh
* 736,010,000
584,124,808
361,388,579
443,137,720
+ 31.9
356,071,794
—
L-~
-Baltimore
—
285,828,518
V
■
"-<
"""T
Other
cities,
$17,839,154,342 $13,857,839,537
five
days———]
cities, live dajs—_____J—
7- 4,466,264,400
All
cities,
one
Total
+ 26.0
Total
all
3,758,537,435
+
28.7
(7 cities)—
Richmond
South
+ 18.8
751,707,485
.
-week—
$23,188,671,622 $18,368,084,457
—_
530,496,461
+
5.8
262,829,662
553,953,229
08,619,400
55,014,800
11,188,804
+ 24.7
50,467,400
+
9,527,037
12,148.986.
13,014,827
+ 20.9
17,641,043
4.0
485,187,387
12,780,951
413,011,131
6.3
1,392,143,630
1,299,271,511
4,551,594
/r 4,089,432
18,827,659
219,699,314
206,304,469
15,739,699
413,411,675
430,702,887
1,300,695,091
2.5
—
+•
(6
cities)
+ 19.6
16,684,611
'
+
6.4
232,819,908
+
5.8
8,697,495
6i798,441
347,806*708
120,*837!814
330,687,195
121,827,180
746,467,303
_•
Columbia—Washington..
Total
4,155,158
4,969,505
17,746,000
246,409,781
—
Carolina—Charleston
District of
+17.5
883,252,880
lor
cities
561,100,529
9,414,875269,319,511
530,682,651
.51,913,400
t
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmeiid—
+ 26.6
day—
12,537,872
+ 19.9
1,382,239,752
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh IIIIIIIII
$22,305,418,742 $17,616,376,972
cities, live days—
+ 17.4
11,463,393
i
Maryland—Baltimore
Total all
10,502,929
249,774,383
+ 24.6
-
■
Mansfield
S?®L7irginla,~7^Untlngt'0nVirginia—-Norfolk
Ten
1,199,639,7553
•
+ 19.5
584,489,697
+
.us
~
299,574,572
+ 21.6
431,744,679
-L—
_
Cleveland
•
+ 14.8
286,800,000
■.
Columbus
+ 33.2
379,645,509
348,700,000
Louis
San
.
Cleveland
22.1
+
540,548,581
435,898,048
City
'
3,784,644
1,138,000,000
4,588,109
5,302,439
3,638,455
6,494,791
14,383,070
*
18,828,655
12,330,484
.
Youngs town
.Kansas
-
1,048,000,000
.
858,000,000
720,213,818
,
.
■
Ohio—Canton
30.6
Cincinnati
978,848,483
•
1,595,370
1,087,960
1,936,260
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
...
York
New
issi
'
3,864,976
971,000,000
+ 25.5
—
.
-
..
2,002,446
1,268,057
2,103,069
•
9.9
4,045,777
943,000,000
5,474,935
Wilkes-Barre
(li
2,185,782
4,065,197
:
1957
Dec. %
2,462,079
2,402,227
II—
IIIIIIIII" _I
I_~I
Philadelphia
Reading
Total
$
1,020,000,000
—
Lancaster
New
1958
'
Chester
for the week follows:
summary
.
$
712,972,495
"
+ 27.9
6,553,113
5.2
0.8
318,907,075
125,055,016
4.7:
693,593,771
+
—
+
17,682,369
7,069,726
305,034,715
-
107,814,135
647,994,84#
+26.2
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
issue of next
our
ends
week.-We cannot
furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
them
the elaborate
able to
we are
detailed
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
inasmuch
today,
appear
cases
has to be estimated.
statement, however, which we present further below,
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
was
an
Augusta
week in 1958.
same
center
Reserve District of 9.5%
an
that in the
improvement of 14.3%, in the Boston
District of 7.8%.
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
are
Mobile
the
is
Reserve
District
of
Grand
let Boston
Indiana—Port
2nd New
York
Philadelphia
3rd
Wayne
—
4th Cleveland
$
$
Terre
6th
Chicago
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
8th
Louis
St.
11th
Peoria
...
(17 cities)
10,266,328,449
Kentucky—Louisville
1,006,413,976
+
7.8
1,030,520,613
1,199,639,752
Tennessee—Memphis
1,300,695,091
+
6.3
1,392,143,630
Outside New York City.
712,972,495
+
4.7
693,593,771
647,994,846
1,119,022,085
+
18.9
1,166,062,190
1,454,549,587
+ 10.8
1,418,341,145
1,356,083,188
614,456,301
+ 12.6
641,710,464
611,482,060
628,373,353
+
6.4
578,481,085
524,192,605
639,795,406
+
5.1
572,425,875
544,047,393
+ 12.8
492,006,646
456,093,212
8.7
1,202,351,960
1,126,579,230
+ 11.4
21,395,161,572
20,277,930,142
9.5
10,358,250,785
9,914,710,820
692,089,443
44
668,711,460
44
-
672,521,813
44
581,974,759
515,778,244
1,359,248,853
1,250,095,082
22,715,171,494
20,286.500,730
.11,351,857,333
10,372,854,952
44
.
_
+
+
It;*
We
now
add
our
'
Week
Ended
$
Inc.
or
%
S
S
Fall
2,807,101
3,512,701
+ 12.3
2,619,845
6,483,238
+
8.1
6,425,838
7,400,057
706,824,139
639,835,846
+ 10.5
636,886,582
615,896,057
3,262,573
2,835,532
+ 15.1
2,822,940
-
.
—
—"
New Bedford
1,417,169
+
9.4
1,725,716
1
1,703,815
+ 13.3
3,088,982
cities)
14,175,124
13,696,227
+ 19.9
11,235,471
10,589,140
3,012,482
12,461,541
+
12,385,828
—
Connecticut—Hartford
10,326,884
37,138,927
52,967,814
31,729,379
20,458,549
21,895,147
—
35,522,600
(12 cities)
-
+ 13.8
30,847,700
26,937,100
2,742,013
—10.6
2,895,565
2,909,091
849,705,134
'
31,226,200
2,452,791
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
21,096,886
9.6
+ 11.7
41,070,171
23,559,993
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
New
6.0
9,563.472
+ 10.7
8,006,118
3,872,526
129,817,126
+ 18.3
130,722,792
+ 11.9
6,442,612
5,347,087
4.2
40,780,040
40,626,408
1.5
12,602,485-
1,019,791,394k
+
7,154,12a
119,094,14(1
3,915,570
7,003,821
53,201,486
51,073,724
17,515,946
1,625,941
—10.8
12,900,039
1,347,821
1,196,630,620
7,577,653
14,205,881
1,087,089,125
+ 10.1
1,058,418,790
6,669,874
+ 13.6
6,367,686
2.9
14,425,260
13,849,289
10,149,699
+ 16.4
II,154,781
10,273,990
7,414,336
—18.0
5,850,331
5,327,83#
1,454,549,587
+10.8
1,418,341,145
1,356,083,180
332,700,000
13,800,454
+
—
+
1,463,94a
5,348,862
9 6
322,400,000
+
175,977,873
+ 18.2
185,740,766
319,200,000*
182,401,12%
113,341,567
2,736,861
+ 12.7
120,614,491
107,640,683
+ 10.2
2,655,207
614,456,301
+12.6
641,710,464
611,482,06#
8,048,981
428,619,338
+
1.0
+
6.6
11,082,061
388,150,884
8,295,531
352,329,46#
157,683,112
9,855,801
+
7.4
145,603,781
131,420,03#
+ 11.9
9,878,220
4,331,190
—15.2
5,039,667
8,925,28%
4,717,32#
7.0
5,374,765
6,067,561.
4.8
13,351,707
12,437,41#
6.4
578,481,085
2,240,252
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MInneapolii
Minnesota—Duluth
8,131,705
Minneapolis
St.
„
Paul
456,852,325
169,387,036
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
—„
11,029,375
3,671,751
6,849,575
Total
(7
13,434,130
668,711,460
cities)
6,400,801
12,789,693
Helena
tenth
628,373,353
Federal Reserve District—Kansas
„
+
—
+
524,192,
City—
1,110,306
1,222,779
+ 10.1
849,719
1,022,20#
725,019
+
3.1
673,015
955,14#
9,568,254
+
5.7
8,119,059
151,318,064
+
1.8
142,736,117
8,626,541
137,464,801
3.2
+
4.1
+
6.8
9,794,780
25,063,391
367,883,925
14,534,751
6,509,502
5.9
11,999,805
6,857,739
672,521,813
Joseph
+
26,578,467
420,558,566
13,680,841
-
City
,8,914,581
27,656,629
449,010,074
Kansas—Topeka
St.
702,915
10,114,035
154,050,921
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
(9
cities)
639,795,406
9,203,776
10,447,75#
22,652,939
+
5.3
5,306,064
346,292,13%
11,615,78#
4,960,071
+
5.1
572,425,875
544,047,39#
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
11,407,166
776,020,663
9.5
786,150,126
Fort
9,918,289
+ 15.0
9,318,456
503,000,177
446,480,878
38,690,048
+ 12.7
+ 10.2
426,434,121
33,763,617
6,031,000
6,722,731
7,584,564
9,393,707
33.0
9,736,721
9,579,873
387,390,51#
33,361,16#
6,808,00#
5,906,67#
13,046,97#
581,974,759
Worth
5,552,000
5,743,322
12,490,932
Dallas
"
New
+ 11.3
7,533,016
3,786,696
3,411,841
1.5
3,411,765
12,645,935
Springfield
Worcester
71,502,000
+ 25.4
72,751,000
2,988,860
1,550,842
River
Iowell
(4
Wichita
7,006,628
_
Total
Missouri—Kansas
'
Massachusetts—Boston—
11,233,501
74,351,000
10,870,236
692,089,443
Illinois— Quincy
1950
1957
3,943,113
J
-
2,081,431
16,984,588
11,156,553
127,703,077
3,014,657
29
Dec.
1958
$
Aug.
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
—■
10,636,621
353,300,000
208,071,709
Heatings
1959
Maine—Bangor
Louis
Nebraska—Fremont
-
?_•
19,876,032
+ 16.1
«
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
Clearings at—
Missouri—St.
Montana—Billings
week onded Aug. 29 for four years:
Portland
+ 21.9
1,034,578,718
1,612,101,240
—
+ 111.8
10,773,074
1,299,271,511
1,331,032,993
_108 cities
Total
I,955,195
2,158,767
14,516,752
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
10,736,003,812
M
10
Francisco,—
1,034,5.78,71»
1,612,101,240
.
11,421,374,067
44
6
Dallas
12th San
1,166,062,190
6,083,206
_
Decatur
14.3
44
e
City
+18.9
11,817,262
Chicago
746,467,303
7
1
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
168,846.024k
1,119,022,085
13,234,039
17,252,745
1,450,575
Illinois—Bloomington
+
1,382,239,752
4
.—
661,501
199,856,191
7,840,580
—
City
786,150,126
44
17
——
+ 23.1
+ 48.9
4,191,077
■
776,020,663
849,705,134
44
10
Atlanta
7th
+ 15.0
153,572,052
Haute
1,084,568,035
6
13,001,066
490,299
13,633,383
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
741,963,815
"
6th Richmond
5,370,163
173,595,892
7,986,975
11,734,510,709
7
—
176,947,593
11,845,525
522,868
80,977,000
9.5
M
—11
—
188,983,233
1956
1957
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
«<
%
—
+ 29.4
4,573,084
Indianapolis
+
...12 cities
„_
187,814,163
12,510,160
Springfield
Federal Reserve Districts:
1958
$
181,635,814k
17,697,501
Lansing
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1959
193,295,576
+
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Rapids
Total
Week Ended Aug. 29—
+ 14.4
—
1,331,032,993
(10 Cities)
Rockford
v
3.6
6,032,672
5,995,910
5,633,595
5,123,334
613,411
Seventh Federal Reserve
i
8.7%.
In the following we furnish a summary by
8.1
27,301,713
258,491,408
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
5.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 12.8% and in the San Fran¬
increase of
cisco
12.6% and
In the Kansas City Reserve District there
Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.4%.
an
6,999,468
26,911,072
208,099,230
14,955,209
Total
In the
The Chicago Reserve
gain of 10.8%, the St. Louis Reserve Disrict of
a
'344,700,005
Mississippi—Vicksburg
larger by 6.3%, in the Richmond Reserve
District by 4.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 18.9%.
District has to its credit
111,775,421
376,500;000
5,306,665
South Bend
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
154,591,996
6.5
+ 14.3
gain of 9.5%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note
New York Reserve District the totals show
9.6
+
26,067,743
6,429,673
I
Alabama—Birmingham
We group the cities according to the
increase of 14.6%.
an
+
369,500,000
238,144,056
242,994,775
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
$22,715,171,494 against $20,286,500,730 in the
Outside of this city there was a
showing
128,330;890
393,600,000
increase of 11.4%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to
at this
29,800,970
140,696,826
_
Louisiana—New
Aug. 29.
;
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
515,778,244
+12.8
492,006,646
456,093,212
191,614,010
177,902.123
42,622,920
Galveston
4,869,000
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
—12.3
+ 32.1
+
741,963,815
+
Total
(6 cities)
Twelfth Federal Deserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Row York—Albany
Buffalo
Klmlra
126,236,159
—
129,078,147
119,451,601
2,320,808
2,028,765
1.7
3,387,397
4.2
2,836,721
3,300,684
11,363,314,161
9,913,645,778
+ 14.6
11,036,910,787
10,363,219,322
41,949,172
35,194,223
+ 19.2
33,788,710
33,787,920
24,741,577
_
23,244,981
6.4
22,355,633
21,018,284
30,397,986
-
Jersey—Newark
New
iJ»ri»y
_ .
62,947,705
:,r.
(• cities).
L
(a)
-
•
+ 12.4
5,092,517
187,029,456
+
Utah—Salt Lake City
104,769, ,967
97,134,582
+
5,103,828
184,102,115
190,712,41#
7.9
96,982,916
87,842,245
24,800,449
23,080,801
13,101,821
580,633.393
24,940,260
+ 24.0
18,112 ,316
16,209,156
+ 11.7
16,600,041
704,256 ,310
*32,000 ,000
676,454,078
+
4.1
30,353,506
8,028,286
+
9,665 409
+ 20.4
637,343,661
26,865,385
7,059,972
14,648 ,346
California—Long
13,568,731
+
8.0
11,869,583
+
30,922 ,006
Beach
Pasadena
4,269,123
3.4
+ 20.0
33,245,528
62,964,799
.
Syracuse—.
3*tal
2.1
3,246,397
York—
Northern
27,073,152
+
123,609,460
28,726,656
—
"
65,"688,996
*
(a)
66,368,912
75,764,769
69,734,655
11,734,510,709
10,268,328,449
—
+
•
—
1.0
*
8.6
71,993,820
69,930,851
+14.3
11,421,374,067
10,736,003,812
+
Francisco
San
"
Connecticut—Stamford
-
,
1.5
2,251,778
Rochester
VTaw
+
30,891,265
2,212,797
_
Jamestown
New
191,284,507 '
5,266, ,711
224,519 ,162
Yakima
31,356,681
....
215,088 ,626
Oregon—Portland
Washington—Seattle
San
:
Jose
Santa
.
—
Barbara
Stockton
Total
Outside
(a) Clearings
6,012,00#
10,451,441
1,359,248,853
(108 cities).
New York City
24,573,86#
:
operations
1,250,095,082
8.7
1,202,351,960
1,126,579,23#
22,715,171,494
(10 cities)
Grand total
5.4
20,286,500,730
+11.4
21,395,161,572
20,277,930,143
11,351,857,333
10,372,854,952
+
9.5
10,358,250,785
9,914,710.8201
discontinued.
* Estimated.
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
mm
m
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
New
Haven
Gen.
We give below
countries of the world.
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
AUGUST
28,
FEDERAL
1959
RESERVE
BANK
SEPTEMBER
TO
1959,
3,
OF
ACT
1930
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
In
(Value
United
in
States
Money)
Aug. 28
Argentina,
Aug. 31
Sept. 1
peso—
$
Free
$
.0118369
pound
Australia,
It
.0200000
.0200000
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy
lira
1.049375
.210525
.210425
.210375
.00311275*
.00311275*
.00311275
1.046406
.210225
.00311275
.00203910
.00203900
.00203900
.00203900
.238965
.238955
.210022
2.803500
.00161020
Malayan
dollar
.00161020
.00277758*
yen—
.00161020
.00277758*
.00277758
.00277758
.328216
*32™°°
.328000
.327800
Mexico, peso—
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.264431
.264425
.264312
2.779306
2.777425
2-775742
2.773069
due
.140225
.140128
.139975
.140018
.497700
.0349450
.497700
.0349000
.0166065
5%
Zealand,
pound
krone
Norway,
Philippine Islands,
.497700*
Sweden,
Union
of
United
.0166065*
.193225
franc
South
Electronics,
Dec.
.497700
.0349400
.0166065
.193225
Pacific
.0800560
1,
1970
"
,231600
Effective September
1.
.231556
.231503
.231368
1st
mtge.
Oct
due
series
5 %
States
30,
subor.
conv.
stock,
preferred
due
pfd.
conv.
459
and
Dec
2.793026
2.790336
2.805200
2.803500
2.800800
873
13
773
Oct
1
773
1964— Oct.:. 1
series-—
-Sep 30
873
mtge.
gen.
5%
1,
5%
!
this
in
issue,
Oct
tin
volume
610
rowings from others
domestic commercial
banks
$171
increased
million.
increased $177
DIVIDENDS
Redemption fund for
Total
F.
R.
gold certificate
R. notes
Other
of
other
notes—
reserves—
S.
930,661
873,313
$19,301,801
leans
and
Loans
adjusted!
$20,424,207
412,024
419,775
312,261
389,437
556,727
184,588
20,553
U.
31,084
for
2,517,800
1,385,060
10,506,993
21,507,291
11,010,298
11,010,298
Total
2,483,771
U.
S.
2,483,771
from
Real
$25,386,122
and
foreign
premises
assets
agreement
securities
$26,688,712
$26,518,862
finance,
securities—.
—.—
personal
i
Federal
securities
$27,326,906
$27,096,142
S.
15
4,984,842
4,953,286
96,564
finance,
etc.
___
96,762
159,071
...
:___
"'
4,544,227
89,949
,
$52,582,631
140,527
131,108
$52,397,695
$51,463,388
notes—
$27,584,186
$27,510,494
$27,006,647
;
reserves—————
18,107.132
18,041,265
18,188,428
540,612
533,534
__________
273,438
283,663
313,924
______________
345,239
342,114
—___
_____
Deferred availability cash
and
items—
accrued
loans
26
13,984
—_
.
+
.
Other
___
of
4,219,657
4,191,800
38,722
$51,109,565
$50,941,592
5
with
in
_
F.
$382,484
$356,024
with
:
________
868,410
on
+
11
36 V
+
37
banks—
2,612
assets/liabilities
—
—
881
+
362
424
10
93
—
54
—
—
—
+
113
—
■
3,072
134,489
deposits
Interbank
adjusted
correspondents
868,410
15
2,047
demand
60,776
_______
R.
note
—
"
456
+
25
952
28
—
216
+
439
433
41<-,
41.39c
44.1%
reporting member
in
changes
56
+
+
215
171
+
1,015
the
week
U.
S.
loans
valuation
to
reserves;
available
on
commercial
individual loan
comparable
basis;
banks
items
and
are
reporting
v
Gov¬
demand
deposits, and $456 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic
banks, and an increase of
$756 million in demand
deposits adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans
increased $98
million;
loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or
carrying
XL S. Government and
other securities decreased
$65
nonbank financial
institutions de¬
creased
$64 million at all
reporting member banks.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member
banks
Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$56 million
and
from
bor¬
preferred
after
show
form
deduc¬
July
be
and
a
list
of
stock
common
ing tenders, and the
number
page
the current volume
gives the location in
were
NOTICE
OF
Broadcasting-Paramount
preferred
&
New
3%
series
RR.
class
A
debs
562
Sep 11
Sep 15
867
bonds
due
Nov.
1,
1975—
Sep
12
Gas
Light
Date
1st,mtge. bonds, 5'/8% series due 1982
California Electric Power Co., 3% debs, due Oct.
1,
Gas System, Inc.—
5% debentures series I due 1982—
Oct
1
1960_Oct
1
Oct
due
Oct.
1,
1966
866
5
10-24
9-
9
8-31
Oct
868
1
460
16
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
:_
82
6% preference E
Jamaica Water Supply
1
9-15
10-
1
S-15
9-30
9-15
9-10
8-24
Co.,
9-
1
9-
2
10-
1
S-
10-
1
9-
2
10-
1
S-
2
10-
1
9-
2
1
2
Corp.
(New
York)
(quar.)
7%
Co.,
$1.25
(accum.)
(quar.)!
1010-
15c
preferred
Johnson
9-15
9-15
$1.75
—
pfd.
9-15
—
(quar.)
preferred
8-20
9-30
$1.40
Telephone
9-10
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
55c
$1.25
common
(quar.)._
-
2
10-
xl%%
xlVi%
~
10-
xiy4%
—
1
9-15
1
xl Vi %
_
(quar.)—
$5 preferred class A
3%%
10-
10-
5c
(quar.)——.
(quar.)_,
Tea,
Vic
xt$1.75
D
Johnson &
9-15
8-28
t22 Vic
preference
Glass
1
9-25
30c
___________
(quar.)
1st
S-15
10-
$1.20
C
Jeannette
10-19
1
$1,083/4
preference
Jamestown
1Q-19
2
10-
40c
_______
—
preferred
2
11-
40c
60c
common
5%
6%
conv.
5%
2nd
(quar.)——.—
9334C
20c
(quar.)
&
&
prc-f. (quar.):
preferred (quar.)
Lamson
Laughlin
^preferred
Mfg.
—
(quar.)____.
Corp., com. (quar.)
Steel
(quar.)„
Corp.
Supply
&
Vegetable
1
1
9-30
11-
2
9-11
8-31
9-15
S-15
9-
8
10-19
8-25
&
.—____
(quar.)__
A
(quar.)
preferred
12-
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
$1
9-15
8-31
50c
10-15
9-30
37c
1
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
4
$1.25
10-
1
9-
4
9-15
9-10
4
£-31
10c
9-25
9-11
9-15
8-29
2%
9-15
8-29
9-12
9-
9-15
8-28
15c
(quar.)
25c
=
87 %c
87 y2c
:
60c
50c
common
a
3
1
9-15
1-2-60
12-15
10-
10-
1
9-15
9-15
8-27
$1.12 y2
10-
1
9-15
35c
10-
1
S-18
$1.50
9-24
9-
3
(quar.)—.
38c
S-15
E-25
37 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__;
Ltd.
9-10
30c
(quar.)—
Kerr-4ddison Gold Mines,
9-10
10-
10-
40c
(quar.)
Company
1
11-13
34c
;
Co.
(quar.)
Company, common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Kendall Refining
(increased quar.).
Kennqrott Copper Corp
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
10-
11-13
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
8-25
8-31
$1.12 y2
(quar.)^
Kawneer Company
(quar.)
Kay Jewelry Stores .(reduced)
Stock, dividend
Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd
3^%.preferred
8-24
8
$1.08
(quar.)
3Vi%
S-1C
9-
9-19
95c
$1.07
& Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
5% q)referred (quar.)
!
:
common
55c
$i.i2y2
:
—
4 T2 %
Co.,
1
$1.12 y2
Kansas Power
Kellogg
9-
$1.08%
—,
(quar.)
Co.
S-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Drug
1
25c
»
1
9-
$1.05
——
:
common (quar.)
4*% non-cumulative preferred (quar-.)!
Kansas Gas & Electric, com.
(quar.)
,
8
9-
9-15
40c
_preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.50% ^preferred
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.,
4.32%
8-11
9-
9-10
7J/2c
.
com.
<
preferred
1
1
1
1
Parchment—
Co.
V2(^preferred
9-10
10-
99-
9-
60c
(quar.)_——___
City Power & Light,
3.80*^7! preferred (quar.)
4%' preferred (quar.)
:
4.20%
62 V2 c
9-15
9-15
9-10
50c
quarterly
(D.)
25c
$1.25
—
(quar.)—_______
.
15c
12 Vic
—
Machine
Kansas
Kerite
1
1.
9-
t35c
Kelsey-Hayes
1
15
9-15
11-
Kendall
Consumers Power Co., 1st mtge., bds. 4%%
ser, due 1987_Oct
Farmers Reservoir &
Irrigation Co.—
1st mtge. serial 4%
bonds, ser. A, dated Jan. 1, 1937_Sep
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
4V2% cumul. pfd. stock
Nov
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—
debentures
Page
Co.—
Columbia
9-15
10c
37 Vic
(quar.)——
Katz
•
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
2%%
772
RR.—
B
9-30
1
(quar.)
com.
preference* B
4.6().%
Inc.—
stock
common
Western
England
,
Atlanta
Page
Sep 30
Inc..
Kewaunee, Green Bay &
mtge.
Theatres,
stock
Hathaway,
9-30
10-
t35c
preferred (quar,)
4
Date
1
Island—
7%
4.28%
TENDER
Company and Issue—
1st
lc
._
(increased)
Increased
notes,
redemption,
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
in which the details
9-
tlO'/aC
____
.
Juliar^.4r Kokenge Co.—
corporate bonds,
for
1
S-15
5c
(quar.)
Inc.
Kalamazoo
called
10-
9-15
40c
Machine (increased)..
Jamaica Public Service Co., Ltd.—
Kaltman
found
9-10
10-15
'
Jaeger
Joslyn
called under sinking fund
provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
Lehigh
Rhode
preferred
.
Fund Notices
Below will
9-10
9-10
10-15
__
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.
5%
1
t60c
(quar.)__„_
(Canada).:
4.35%
Ironrite,
1
10-1
Johnston Terminals & Storage, Ltd.—
gross.
revised
—-
Redemption Galls and Sinking
5%
—:
3.30%
4.80%
10-
10-
;
1
25c
Johns-Manville
American
6c
semi-anually)
Iowa Power & Light,
Jewel
domestic
1959.
Berkshire
22c
S-
*75c
semi-annually)—
of
Co.
Jefferson Electric
figures revised.
of
leading cities
for
S-14
9-19
Ltd.—
(increased
Common
liabilities
securities, $437 million in
to
—
7
—
2,037
tExclusive
1
68 %c
—
(quar.)_
com.
Iowa Electric Light & Power,
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)_
$5
1,036
Decreases of $181 million in
hpldings of
million; and loans
823
Borrowings:
87,300
Ltd.,
Fund
(increased
Trust
9-14
10-
'
s-11
1
_______
common.
Syndicate,
Investors
5%
System
ended Aug. 26:
—
38
—
1,701
to
principal
Growth
A
1
10-
income—
Y.)
Investors
$2.50
——
(s-a)
(N.
Commercial,
Class
9-10
10-
54 V2 c
________________
Common
1
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)—
Investors
Jones
350
investment
Foundation,
\
Investors
9-15
America—
Royalty
Extra
191,912
Condition Statement of Member Banks
U. S. Government
—
deposits:
including those
following
+
437
$51,463,388
73,133
The condition statement
of weekly
banks of the Federal Reserve
Investors
Jones
350
reserves
756
+
_3,856
:_
deposits:
of
not
preferred
Irving Trust Co.
809,195
71,622
commitments
F.
From
1
$1.20
——
,r
1010-
;
40c
pfd.
22V2C
(quar.)—J.
of
8-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities
8-21
8-10
43 %c
(quar.)__
4%
com.
5%
1
deposits—
1,403
8,
Corp.,
Corp.,
preferred
Common
U. S. Government demand
Time
pfi.
7%
Demand
preferred
ernment
—3,620
|
+
assets—net
acceptances
____
the
21
—
1,195
;
domestic
38*]
39*1
10,000
•
!
Total
tion
$382,475
combined
shows
837
—3,534
13,153
—
Banks
R.
—
6,653
______
vault
Balances
_
17,379
—
certificate
and
+
1
—
1,762
years
securities
Reserves
Cash
year_
to 5 years
1
After
$50,106,257
205,209
deposits
§
—6,317
82
326
$52,397,695
gold
42
—
17,163
222,181
loan
1,503
7%
}
9-15
S-14
Extra
1
3,731,344
39,301
accounts——________
liability
purch. for foreign
Industrial
+
Co.,
preferred
9-14
-
8-24
9-10
$1
(increased)
Investment Co.
turing:
§Not
Contingent
Ratio
$19,351,103
liabilities & capital accts. $52,582,631
Total
358
181
+
—
1,095
Interbank
$19,200,576
—
————
capital
+
177/
12,350
—
+
2,378
''August 19
liabilities
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
4.36%
9-21
75c
_
Securities
10-15
t30c
Ltd.
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
;
Interstate Power Co. (Del.)—
,
61
Silver
8-11
$1
Co..
Co
Bakeries
Investment
§
1,373
518,136
$19,266,421
divs.__
Capital paid in
Surplus
F-.
§
—
30 690
deposits
Total
147
37
—
613
330,615
Other
Other liabilities
r
■
27
__
1,528
10,239
account—
Foreign
Total
+
LIABILITIES—
Treasurer—general
Interstate
5'/a %
5j
—
4,033
_
Government
Other
______
—
bank
Inter-Ocean
Interstate
institu¬
29,267
15
Deposits;
Member
International
416
+
69/
1]
1,259
—._.—
securities—total_—__
$25,602,135
15
——
Reserve
4j
+
—
166
loans
estate
$25,386,122
LIABILITIES—
S.
406
1,697
carrying:
Treasury bills
i.
Treasury certificates of indebtednessTreasury notes and U. S. bonds ma¬
38,250
banks
assets
113
+
50c
8-25
8-28
9-10
-
t65c
(quar.)_;
Petroleum
International Salt
Common
—
or
financial
Other
Total
2
pur¬
to
Other
U.
Uncollected cash items
Other
§
§
foreign banks
!____
Loans to. domestic commercial banks
2,483,771
$26,518,862
Govt,
Total .loans
Bank
21
98
—
preferred
6%
Within
Due
for
—
nonbank
Other
Loans
10,000
outright—_ $26,650,462
—
repurchase
§
+
securities———
securities
Sales
____
under
1,579
149
—
927
purchasing
Government
to
+
+
.
dealers
and
28
+
29,008
loans
______
Held
$4
International
tions:
10,506,993
bought
1958
9-10
9-15
50c
common
(quar.)i*I
(Canada) Ltd.
(quar.)
International Paper Co., common (quar.)
carrying:
securities
Other
383
2,649,400
Total
loans
or
Government
S.
Loans
Certificates
Bonds
S.
Aug. 27,
1959
64,609
industrial
brokers
to
Other
securities:
Bills
Notes
Aug. 19,
103,876
adjusted!—
——
and
Other loans
Bought outright-1-
U.
Harvester,
105,249
investments—_—
investments
chasing
341
20,553
agreement
Loans
359,486
______
outright—!
and
Agricultural
U.
617,258
—
loans
Government
Total
25c
(quar.)_
Holdert
Payable 01 Rec.
!
25c
Nickel
(In millions of dollars)
Commercial
380,747
Held under repurchase
ASSETS—
Loans
$19,550,894
$19,222,462
banks
Acceptances—bought
,
International
International
Sept. 3,'58
$18,371,140
826,321
cash
Industrial
^
International Business Machines
1959
Aug. 26,'59
$18,296,141
Discounts and advances—
U.
million.
When
Share
International Cigar Machinery Co. (quar.)—
International Breweries.
Inc.. (quar.)
:
decrease (—) since
Aug. 26,
F.
Loans to
(Increase ( + ) or
-
omitted)
account——
1
189.
(Continued from page 16)
*
certificate
716
918
cumulative preference stock—
•Announcement
discontinued.
Federal Reserve Ranks Combined
Gold
873
Sep 23
__/;■•+ +
Printing <& Lithograph Co.—
2.801920
•
Sept. 2,'59
^
Sep 30
2.791452
Statement of Gondition of the Twelve
(000's
871
771
J1468
Oct
Per
ASSETS—
15
debs.
stock—
shares--
April
stock,
30
'71—Sep 15
debs
conv.
due
457'
1
.!!'.!;>-{+■:
series B
subord. conv.
1st preferred
B
1
Sep
debs,
Pag®
Nov
1969
Name 0/ Company
-
919
:_Nov
A
Diego Imperial Corp. preferred stockEngineering, Inc., 6% preferred stock—__.
United
1
CALLED
stock,
Sept.
and
A
Corp.
1
Oct
—
.231325
2.794719
indicating nominal quotation
Asterisk
pfd.
Inc. 53/4%
6% cumul.
and
bonds; series
Finance
817
.193218
.193200
.193200
San
1
1st
Stavid
2.796612
2.807100
pound
pound sterling
Africa,
Kingdom,
NOTE:
.0349400*
.0166065*
krona
Switzerland,
.497700*
.0349500*
peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
4%
1969—
ISSUES
cumul.
preferred
.0166065
New
and
4%
Date
5% %
income debs,
Co..
income
'
.O8OO06O
series B,
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., 4%%
Northern Indiana Transit, Inc., 1st
2.774178
.140237
cuml.
Ling-Altec
.00277758
„26!3*8
bonds,
Minneapolis-Moline Co. $5.50
.00161020
Netherlands Jfuilder
—Oct
series A;
________
Corp.,
Koehring
2.801920
2.800800
.00161020
1982
bonds, series C__
Ltd., 4'/2% debs due October
Georgia-Pacific Corp. 41/4%
.00203900
*238908
.209922
.209795
.209945
2.805200
4%
.210375
.00311275
.238900
.238937
.210162
2.807100
-
1,
bonds,
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., 6% preferred stock
General Realty & Utilities Corp.—
1 046796
-
trust
trust
trust
Alleghany
.0199960
.0200025
.0200000
1.050156
coll.
coll.
Cortipany and Issue—
01204^4
.0385015
1.049218
Ceylon, rupee
__!
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
Malaysia,
.0385015
874.
Pipe Line Co.—
&
ENTIRE
2.232605
2.231713
.0385015
2.233864
.0385015*
&
c©li.
5.40 preferred stock.——Oct
bonds, 3% series, due 1979_Oct
bonds due Oct.
Oil
mtge.
s
.
.0120451
.0120075
2.235219
.0385015*
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Japan,
.0119895
2.236733
schilling
Austria,
$
$
1st
Ventures,
Thursday
Sept. 3
Wednesday
Sept. 2
4%%
Mountain
mtge.
&
Tuesday
ien*
873
673
V
1
Trans
York
New
Monday
Page
»"
refg: 3V4%
1st mtge.
INCLUSIVE
Friday
J
Date
•
1
4Vb%
Country and Monetary Unit
'
Co.—
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.,
TARIFF
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
Water
Toledo Edison Co., 1st mtge.
Toledo Terminal RR.—
record for the week just passed.
a
BY
&
bonds, series B, due Oct. 1, 1975—Oct
1
Northern Natural Gas Co., 5',i%,'cumul.
pfd. stock——Oct ; 1
Peabody Coal Co., 5V'4% s, f. debs. due 1976
Oct
1
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
FOREIGN
Monday, September 7, ]959 '
.
S-15
S-
t20c
9-24
1
6-31
'
Volume
190
Number
5879
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Kerr
Company
Income Fund
Oil
Keweenaw
9-15
4
10-
1
9-11
28'Ac
10-
1
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
2
•;/
10-
30c
1
9-10
from
realized
net
1
profits
___"—__—
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
50c
'
Press,
Kuhlman Electric Co., common
:
5 'A % preferred A ( quar,)_
5%
preferred
5%
conv.
pfd.
B
5%
conv.
pfd.
C
Corp.,
B
Kresge
S.)
Co.
9-11
>
—
25c
'
20c
A:
W.),
McCloud
1
9-
1
9-
4
1
River
9-
2
9-30
9-30
9-15*:
9-30
New
5
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
40C
9-10
8-18
25c
9-11
8-28
$1.12'A
9-11
8-28
57c
Co.,
10-1
$1.75
11-
9-15
i'
5c
1
10-15
9-21
8-31
9-21
15c
(quar.y
common
22 'A c
Lakeside
Laboratories
Lambert
(Alfred)
Medford
4.75%
Lancer
Co.,
Portland
Lau
Blower
Laurentide
Class
Co.
Merck
&
$3.50
Co.,
Leitch
Metal
Metal
10-
1
1
9-18
17'Ac
.;M
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-16
9-10
8-31
5§l°c
>
Casualty
Quarterly
$3c
Groceterias,
$1.60
?
4.84%
Gas,
•;
4.35%
>
'
i
10-
4
9-14
9-15
8-31
9-10
8-20
10-
1
9-17
12-31
12-15
$1.75
;
25c
HlC
quar.)
(quar.)—
$2'Ac
9-10
10-
8-
140c
30c
7%
Los
preferred
Land
(Increased
preferred
(quar.)
9-30
9-
10-15
9-16
9-11
8-14
9-30
9-15
9-25
9-11
9-
7
8-21
9-15
8-21
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
$1.08%
-10-
1
9-11
$1.10
10-
1
9-11
25c
10-
1
(quar.)
10-
1
9-19
•1.75
Typograph,
10-
1
9-10
10-23
9-
1
$1.25
—
9-15
9-15
9-11
8-
30c
10-15
9-15
5c
<quar.)_.—
9-15
125c
—
9-21
Midwest
12-30
9-15
9-
1
20c
.10-
1
9-18
$1.50
10-
1
9-18
17'/a
c
9-10
8-31
35c
9-10
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)—______—
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
25c
9-10
8-26
15c
9-10
8-31
B
zz
(quar.)
Publications
Trucks,
Inc.
$3c
Inc., class A .(quar.)
$20c
,
$25c
_
(quar.)—
15c
(quar.):
45c
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)___
Madison Fund
Inc.
(from
net
50c
9-15
8-18
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
10-
9-15
9-28
10-
9-10
1
9-
8
investment
'
income)
Madison Gas,&
15c
9-14
Electric (increased)50c
Magnavox Company (quar.)
;
,_1
37'/2c
Magor CarJ Corp.' (quar.)
__—50c
Maher Shoes, Ltd.
(quar.)
J30c
9-15
8-28
9-15
8-25
9-25
9-11
—
Mahon
C.) Co. (quar.)
Service, 4.75%; pfd. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
5% pref. (quar:)
:.
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
-4Y4%
preferred C
(quar.)—-j.__—
Maine
(R.
30c
Public
59%c
8-21
9-10
8-10
9-10
10-
U1.25
53V8C
35c
30c
50c
-
10-31
10-15
t$3
1
"*9-17
9-10
8-10
10-
9-15
8-28
9-22
10-
9-
9
1
9-15
35c
9-10
8-20
85c
9-15
8-28
85c
9-15
8-28
Ltd.—
_—__—
com.
J17,/2C
(quar.)
10-15
10-15
9-21
...
9-21
—
dividend—
25c
10-
1
25c
—
10-
1
9-19
iq-
1
Foodliners
(stock
2%
—
dividend)
4%%
preferred
Maryland Credit Finance,
6% preferred (quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
9-30
9-15
8-28
1%
.
$1.06%
common
(quar.)_
a9'11
9-30
&
Sons
(quar.):
Marshall Wells Co.,
6%
.
preferred
>15
25c
10-
1
_9-16
$1.50
10-
1
'^-16
-
Marsh
B
(quar.)
9-11
8-24
9-15
30c
$1.50
1
9-11
1
Power
&
50c
9-11
9-30
10-
1
8-28
8-31
9-
9-25
9-15
9-25
9-11
17y2c
-
9-10
9-11
9-25
9-11
25c
(quar.)
95c
97!/2C
9-30
9-
7
10-
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
96V4C
10-
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
9-11
8-28
9-11
8-28
9-25
9-11
50c
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
$1.10
10-31
10-16
$1.22 %
10-31
10-16
25c
9-15
9-1
$1.25
10-
1
9-
1
30c
'■
9-21
9-10
20c
9-11
8-19
20c
10-
1
9-15
15c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
9-14
8-24
35c
Co.—-
Mfg.
Service
Class
4.70%
9-12
10-
1
9-10
10-
9-15
9-11
9-16
8-31
9-16
9-12
8-14
25c
10%
9-12
9-15
10-
9-
2
8-28
15
9-30
35c
9-30
8-28
9-30
8-28
(quar.)_ $$1.12'A
10-
1
$$1.87'A
10-
1
9-17
9-15
8-25
(accum.)
1
8-28
1
8-28
$1.17'A
10-
1
8-28
20c
———
50c
(quar.)
_
—
—
Morton'Manufacturing Corp
Corp.
(quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
10-
1
37'Ac
30c
62'Ac
9-15
9-10
rities
Nachman
1
9-11
9-15
9-30
10-
1
New
9-15
9-18
8-31
9-16
$3.50
12-19
12-
1
30c
9-14
$1.65
10-15
35c
9-30
45c
26'Ac
9-15
8-21
9-21
9-16
8-21
9-16
8-26
40c
9-16
9-
20c
9-30
9-11
50c
9-11
1
8-21
.8c
10-15
9-30
37'Ac
10-15
9-30
City) —
plus
from
2c
from
(quar.)
12'Ac
(quar.)——
35c
9-11
9-10
co
1
8-20
each
100
Corp.
shares
1
9-15
9-18
National
Cash
11-H
Register
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
10-30
9-11
8-31
ll-J
&
Corp.,
3.90%
preferred
4.10%
3
9-15
10-15
10-
1
9-30
$2
9-15
50c
47'Ac
10-
1
2
10-
1
9-
9-25
9-18
9-10
9-
1
1
9-11
9-30
9-15
10-
45c
10-15
10-
1
9-17
1
9-15
10-
1
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
9-
8
8-
7
$1.09
10-
1
9-
0
$1.18%
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
50c
50c
9-25
u
9-11
Gas—
10-
93%C
Corp.
(quar.)—
3%%
pfd.
1
9-11
5c
9-28
9-18
50c
9-11
9-
$1
9-10
8-31
$1.50
—
(quar.)
10-10
9-30
10-
50c
50c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
1
9-14
93%c
10-
\
9-15
9-
3
85c
1
9-15
9-30
45c
9-15
9-30
9-19
90c
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
97'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
10-
$15c
9-
\
■
(quar.)_
Service
9-15
9-14
$1
(quar.)
Electric
Water
9-30
9-15
9-19
$1.02'A
9-30
(quar.)
$1.21%
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.
$1.31%
9-30
9-15
25c
4.85%
5.25%
New
preferred
preferred
(initial
common
10c
from
from
quarterly)—
income plus 15c
capital
Investment
net
accumulated
undistributed
gains
(quar.)_
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry.,
common
(quar.)
Normetal
Mining Ltd. (quar.)
Norris-Thermador
Corp.
(quar.)__
North American
Car Corp.
(quar.)
North
American
Class
A
Class
Cement
—
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
North
American
Van
North
&
North
Penn
River
9-11
9-10
8-31
9-17
9-
Lines
Co.
Ltd.,
(N.
class
8-31
9-18
8-31
9-18
10-15
9-30
10-
9
9-28
9-18
8-31
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
9-
9-18
50c
:
—
15c
Indiana
Common
4.40%
4'A%
Public
$15c
(quar.)
preferred
4.22%
preferred
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
of New York
Northern
Natural
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ohio Telephone,
common
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.—
Common
5%%
(quar.)
preferred
1st
3.60%
2nd
Northport
Water
Northwestern
Norwich
Works
States
Africa
——.
Portland
Oak
Mfg.
Oakite
Co.
Ogilvie
Flour
Casualty
Edison
Co.
Mills,
«__
1
9-18
10-
1
9-15
10-23
9-30
9-15
8-25
9-15
8-25
9-15
9-
0
40c
9-22
9-
8
10-
1
9-ia
9-10
8-10
108
9-11
9- 4
So.
9-21
9-15
9-
25c
9-10
9-
I
1
9-
4
9-15
9-
5
9-
1
$50c
Insurance
(quar.)
14c
Co.,
common
Crankshaft
66c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Company
Service
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
50c
10-15
9-18
Okanagan Helicopters, common
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
30c
10-15
9-15
Old
Coal
9-1$
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ben
10-15
40c
$1.37'A
Ltd.
(quar.)
Water
8-28
ioc
Inc
preferred
Stock
9-21
25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Oil
35c
9-18
tax)
4.40%
4.44%
11-18
35c
(quar.)
3.90%
Ohio
11-24
25c
Ltd
Products.
9-18
37%c
Cement—
—
non-resident
Sugar,
10-14
40c
(quar.)
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (Amer. shares)
(Equal to approximating $1.40 less
Oahu
9-18
10-14
$1.06
$69c
—
Pharmacal
8-21
8-21
10-14
$$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Quarterly
9-21
9-30
$1.06%
$40c
preferred
Northrop Corp.
8-17
9- 3
$1.45
—
(quar.)
5.80%
•
8-20
10- 2
$1.13
—
Insurance Co.
5%%
9-10
9-15
44c
—
Northern
Gas,
1
9-10
.
8-31
Service—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4V2%
10-
35c
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
$62'Ac
Northern
3
3
9-17
10c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Oil,
8-31
9-25
34%c
Refractories
Star
8-13
9-30
37'Ac
American
North
: 9-10
1
35c
5'A%
North
90c
$5c
35c
(irreg.)^.—
com.
North
Gas
8-18
25c
(quar.)__
Judd
9-11
9-15
Corp.—
North American Investment,
6%
9-
9-21
18%c
(quar.)
B
9-14
25c
$50c
—_—________
Chemical
Noranda
Ohio
Oorp.
20c^
10-1
Shipbuilding
State
Ohio
held)
(quar.)
9-30
25c
Niagara Mohawk Power, common
3.40% preferred (quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Ohio
8-21
2
10c
$1.01'A
Public Service—
preferred
secu¬
9-14
1
9-
85c
Magazine (quar.)—■_
Telephone (Ohio), common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Company (quar.)
Newmont Mining Corp.
(quar.)
Ohio
net
4c
Microwave Corp. (N. Y.) —
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
for
York
8-21
9-15
4%
9-
9-24
60c
(quar.)—
Newark
9-11
1
(2c
(quar.)
(quar.)__!
Northern
$1.75
8-14
—
interest
income
Corp.
4
9-
profits)
Chemical
9-
9-12
—~
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)—__—
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
9-16
9-29
20c
10-
9-17
9-14
20c
4.36%
1
$1.25
8-27
9-15
30c
27c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Zinc Co. (irregular)
Orleans
New
8-19
Rardft
Natco
4.05%
9-28
9-
9-10
Mutual System, Inc., common (quar.)——
6 % preferred (quar.)—________
beneficial
—t20c
1
9-28
$15c
New Jersey
9-10
9-30
v
of
9
15c
Munsingwear, Inc., common (increased)
55A%
preferred (quar.)—
Murphy Corp. (stock dividend)
Murray Co.
(Texas)
(increased)
Muskegon Piston Ring (increased)
'Muskogee Company (quar.;
Share
10-
20c
^—
(Kansas
8
40c
(quar.)___
Trust
9-
——
—_——
...
Brass
1
(quar.)_
common
(s-a)
Mountain Fuel Supply Co. (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone
& Telegraph—
Quarterly
10-
9-11
10-
50c
7'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Water
8
8c
Products
Mueller
1
9-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
15c
(John)
& Co.
(increased-quar.)——
Morrison.Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
Mills,
9-10
10-15
$1.75
(quar.)
(initial)
(quar.)—.—
Natural Gas, common
preferred (s-a)
New Jersey Power & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)
9-17
10-
(quar.)
invest,
Jersey
8-28
9-25
$55c
pref.
9-25
$22'Ac
9-10
(Md.)—
Inc.
net
6%
9-12
$22'Ac
___—
and B
A
Co.,
of Canada (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Telephone Co., Ltd.
Electric System—
Gas
Haven
New
8-24
9-15
10-
Vernon
Haven
New
8-24
$1.12'A
Wheel
Products
New
8-31
9-12
5c
Morrell
Mutual
9-28
$25c
Moore-McCormack Lines
(quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., common (quar.)—
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
\ $5
preferred (quar.)—.
Motor
9-15
9-25
9-15
England
9-15
'A%
(quar.)
class
from
quarterly
England Telephone & Telegraph
New England Lime Co.
(quar.)
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
Co.
1
9-
1
18c
—------
(quar.)—__
Increased
9-11
90C
—
Corp.
New
8-28
1
8-31
20c
8-31
New
8-21
10-
8-31
9-18
50c
—
(quar.)
Brunswick
8-21
10-
9-15
9-25
10c
Insurance
on
Inc.
New
9-15
1
9-15
3c
75c
—__
(quar.)—
Radiator
9-15
7c
40c
9-15
Neon
8-20
40c
——
—
10-15
Nestle-LeMur
8-31
9-10
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-17
20c
9-15
$1.15
(quar.)"—
——-
Yorker
30c
—
—-
Series—:
(quar.)^
Securities
Bros.,
York
8-28
.
8-28
1
40c
17'Ac
Neisner
New
9-15
Morningstar-Paisley
10-
4
New
$1.05
Ltd.
8-28
9-15
10- 1
1
25c
Corp.,
9-11
V
$1.43%
8-28
20c
Montgomery Ward, common (quar.)___
Class
A
(quar.)__—_—___
Moore
9-30
9-15
15C
8
4
9-1
8-28
Chemical
8-24
9-
9-
25c
Montrose
9-10
9-
9-11
9-15
Mills
8-25
50c
9-26
9-10
(quar.)
Flour
9-10
10-
net
(yr.-end distrib.
9-11
Utilities, com. (quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—_—_____—
Montana
8-20
9-15
11- 2
69c
3.75%
6'Ac
Montana-Dakota
4.50%
8-28
9-25
$1.50
Gas
New York
(quar.)
preferred
4
Corp.—
(quar.)__
Nazareth Cement Co. (quar.)
Neiman-Marcus Co., common
.
4'/2 %
12-
from cap. gains)
Pipeline Co. of America—
5%% preferred (quar.)
Optional
Natural
Nopco
Monarch Knitting, Ltd., 41,/2%
4
4
1-4-60
9-26
8
87'Ac
Monsanto Chemical Co.
9-11
99-
11-30
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
1
23c
9-
40c
(quar.)
Preferred
101010-
3%
9-
$1.25
(accum.)
A
from
Stocks
year-end
9-5
50c
class
9-12
income)
(Fiscal
1
Ltd.—
Brewery, Ltd.,
B
1
Corp.—
Nation-Wide
9-15
40c
Co—_—_____———_———,
Mohawk Rubber Co.
10-
62Vic
Research
Fire
Stock dividend
15c
___
com.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
S.
15c
(quar.)
—
Molson's
U.
$1.25
Fund
Co.,
9-13
2%
Refining (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
&
Newport Electric
——
Co.,
preferred
preferred
National
10-
$1.25
„—
—
Mohasco Industries, common
Stock dividend
3'/2%
Union
Light-—
particiDating class A
Modine
Tank
National
1
37'/2C
—
dividend
(Robert)
National
10-
4'Ac
Mitchell
Tile
56'Ac
—
das*"
Public
1
1
25c
(resumed)
Series———
Corp.
Sugar
25c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common
Missouri
Steel
National
1
50c
Gas
&
Co.
——
National
9-15
15c
(quar.)
8-28
10-
75c
Extra
■
9-16
30c
Automation
& Mfg.
Income
Nationwide
20c
87V2c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
&
9-13
9-
15c
distributions
National
9-11
$1.08%
National Biscuit Co., common
10-
3
10-
30c
4.60%
Nalco
8-21
9-
10-
45c
(quar.)
9-20
$1.75
—
Co.
Securities
National
8-3J
1
9-11
62V2C
(quar.)—_—_L—___________
investment
'
8-28
9-15
35c
(quar.)_
Co.
1
9-10
50c
Malleable & Steel Castings (quar.)
Presto Industries Inc.
(quar.)
Quarterly
10-18
10-
$8c
B
(quar.)
National-Standard
9-14
9-ii
12c
—
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Marsh
9-9
10-
8-28
87Vs>c
—
25c
_—
Stock
t20c
—
1
1
35c
.
~
10-
10-
15c
Mississippi Glass (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40 %
7%
'
;
$1
25c
9-12
$1.11'A.
Reclaiming
Mirror Aluminum
Mount
,
ParticiDating stock
(increased)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
Common
(quar.)
*,7% preferred B (quar.)-"—
Basket, (Calif.),
u
$1 preferred (quar,)
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Missiles-Jets
Motor
1
10-31
40c
$37 'Ac
(quar.)
B
National Rubber Machinery
Stock dividend
8-31
30c
—
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
Manischewitr (B.). (quar.)—
Manitoba 3ugar Co., Ltd., 6% preferred (s-a)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
:—
Market
9-
9-15
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Minnesota Valley Natural
9-17
-
Marine Banrorporation— I Initial
stock
(increased)
9-15
1
Co.
A
preferred
National Screw
8-17
8-17
tl5c
common
preferred
National Growth
(quar.)
Minnesota
8-31
1
Mailman
1
9-10
9-15
investment income:
Regulator
(quar.)
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. (increased)—!—
7%
9-
37V2c
—
1
9-11
$$1.25
Safety Appliances Co.—
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.)—.—__—
8-31
—
8-28
25c
com.
preferred
Class
$1
9-17
9-15
35c
Mine
9-16
8-31
.—
—
Class
Gas
Rubber
41/2%
8-31
40C
(increased)
preference (quar.)———:
Luminator-Harrison (quar.)
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.)-——,—.
{
National
10-1
8-31
50c
$50
6%
Lock
9-15
50c
$1.06'A
$5c
7%
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Abrasive
Oil
4.20%
$6
Mack
9-15
Gas
Midwest
3
8-31
37'Ac
(quar.)—
Manufacturing & Sales
MacFadden
9-30
10-
25c
common
8-23
32 'Ac
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)—
Mills, Ltd., class
National Lead Co.,
National
Electric,
&
preferred
preferred
Mid-South
9-10
1
$3
Lucky LagerHBrewing
Ludlow
1
35c
:
Ludlow
10-
$1.75
———
11-
50c
(quar.)„—_—
quar.)
Macassa Mines, Ltd.
MacMillan & Bloedel
National
—
9-15
62'/a c
Exploration
com.
9-15
(quar.)
:—
Utilities, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Sugar Co., 6% pfd. (accum.)
Mickelberry's Food Products Co. (quar.)
4
$1.25
_
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd.
(quar.)_l
Lucky Friday Silver Lake Mines-—
;
1
(quar.)
i
1
45c
$1.21
(quar.)
Louisville & Nashville RR.
(quar.)
Louisville Title Mortgage Co.—
i
4.40%
4.90%
Michigan
Stock
(quar.)
&
Michigan Gas
10-10
1
30c
—
Angeles Investment
87c
15c
8-14
9-10
9-15
11-
$1.06 %
E
(P.) Co., common
Louisiana
Corp.,
8-28
9-15
27'Ac
(quar.)
National
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc.
(quar.)
Mill Factors Corp., class A
(quar.)
•
;
9-15
10c
Miami Copper Co.
7
9-10
$75c
—
—
——
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred G (quar.)
Long Island Trust Co. (quar.)—————
Lorain Coal & Dock
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)__
Lorillard
9-30
——
9-
1
Corp.—
(quar.)—
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
t
7% non-cumulative 2nd
20c
Minneapolis-Honeywell
—
D
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
Common
Ltd.—
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
.
25c
50c
Investment
preferred
8-20
;
Mid-West
,
Co
common
preferred
8-31
50c
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B (quar.)—__
4%%
9-15
22c
(quar.)
———
,
8-21
7%
preferred
(quar.)_
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar '
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
2
4
8-14
15c
pfd.
Insurance
9-15
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
9-10
Co.
Thermit
4.35%
1
9-30
% 1%
preferred
(quar.)
Metro, Inc., common (quar.)
Tenn.—
of
$3 preferred (quar.)
Lone Star Cement (quar.)—
Lone Star
9-
9-
9-15
C.)
pfd. series B (quar.)——_—
Aireraft Corp. (quar.)————
Canadian
9-15
9-15
10c
1st
Lockheed
London
4
9-10
25c
Co.
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A
Loblaw
9-
1
40c
—"
—
1C-
10c
—
Life
10-15
9-18
35c
——
Insurance
National
10-31
20c
$2c
_
Fund—___.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)_
Lincoln
9-10
&
Class
9-
Gypsum
A
(Hartford)
Corp. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Oil
&
Hosiery
Class
9-15
Extra
:>—_
&
10-15
9-30
$15c
——_—_—._—
Quarterly
;
Life
1
Hose
9-21
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
& Tubing Co
Machine
1
35c
4.45%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance
(Greenville, S.
SX Quarterly
r
10-
11-30
10-30
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Venture
10-15
12-29
2%
-
Inc.
Lexington
National
(quar.)
9-15
(Va.)—
(Canada)
Publishing
9-
—
Fund
9
10-
62V?.c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
Leonard Refineries. Inc.
(quar.)——____
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)—A_;
———.—
Leverage
Levines.
10-
common
preferred
9-30
quarterly
——
& Company
(quar.)————
Gold Mines, Ltd.
(s-a):
Leatn
10-30
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Ltd.—
Increased
5
Stores Co. (quar.)
Merchants Refrigerating Co. (quar.)
Mesta
—-———---
(quar.)
Title Insurance
Lawyers
9-
Mercantile
9-15
10c
———
A
9-10
National Grocers, Ltd., com.
$1.50
preference
(quar.)
25c
9-15
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.
'
1
(quar.)
Cement
40C
conv.
preferred A (quar.)'—1_—
Industries (stock dividend)—
Lang & Company
9-
(quar.)
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
31 %c
.
common
Gas
Co.
9-30
(quar.)——
(quar.)
& Sessions
National
quar.)
pfd.
conv.
&
Corp.
Medusa
8-31
17 V2C
Lamson
9-11
Engineering—
27c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
——:—
Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co. (quar.)
Lake
5%
A,
Johnson
8-28
9-15
50c
15c
Machine.
Products
9-25
40c
—
(initial
Mengel Company
$1.50
—
Class
Mead
&
common
Welding
Insurance
5c
?35c
Steel
Electric
Fire
Inc.—
Structural
Machine
New
8-31
National
preferred (quar.)
McNeil
9-15
8c
5%
9-10
8-31
6
30c
(initial-quar.)_—
common
McKinnon
9-15
9-
8c
——
Robbins,
&
1
9-30
Food
:
Co.
9-15
'20c
National
(quar.)
Publishing
1010-
National
25c
common
30c
(quar.)
City Lines (quar.)—
National Cranberry Asso., 4%
preferred (s-a)
National Dairy Products
Corp. (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
National
Corp.(quar.)
Co.
National
8-24
(quar.)_—
McGraw-Hill
9-15
9-15
(quar.)——.
preferred
Aircraft
1
40c
3l/2 %
McGraw-Edison
10-
8-31
—
McDonnell
4
10-21
9-10
Holder4
payable of Rec»
Share
.
(Detroit)
9-15
93%c
Stores,
Company
National Casualty Co.
Extra
9-28
%
...
(quar.)_
McCrory-McLcllan
Meredith
Gas
'4.32%
Co.
When
Per
Name of
9-4
5c
(quar.)_____
Lumber
&
9-23
tlOc
;
(quar.)
Inc.
Holdert
Fund
w
9-
2
9-15
7'Ac
____—
:
Stock
(quar.)
preferred ? (quar.)
McDermott (J. Ray)
(quar.)
68 %c
6%
i
Growth
8-31
9-14
62'Ac
—,—
J~——
(quar.l—
(monthly)
1st preferred (quar.)—
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kysor Heater (quar.)
2%
Maytag Co., new common (initial quar.)
$2.50 preferred
:
(quar.)
Mccormick
11-
25c
62'Ac
(
Laclede
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(J.
8-28
9-15
13%c
——
3% %
Mays
8-27
10-
35c
(quar.)—
X
__
Navigation
9-12
10-
Company—
Extra
Matson
9-11
20c
Kroehler Mfg., common.—.———
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
<
1
4
-
common
Class
$1.12V2
:
McKesson
A
(monthly)
(S.
Kroger
10-
20c
~
(quar.)
(quar,
(quar,)—
Kuner-Empson Co.,
Class
8-10
Co.—
conv.
Kratter
9-
9-10
8 'A c
—
Creamery Co. (quar.)_—
Koehring
(quar.)
(quar.)
Massachusetts Investors
8-31
9-18
45c
-
Inc.
—...
Knudsen
9-15
50c
—__
—
8-31
50c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Kirsch Co. (quar.)________
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
;
Kingsport
9-15
82c
(quar.)
(Del.) (quar.)—
(quar.)____
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Kinney Coastal Oil Co. (s-a)
Kiemert -I. B.) Rubber Co.
Corp.
Electric Co., Ltd. (quar.)___
May Department Stores—
profits
Keystone Portland Cement
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
preferred
dividend
When
Payable of Rec.
■
31 (4c
Maui
"series S-l" 21c from investment
income
plus 61c from net realized
f
4Va%
Stock
40c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Massey Ferguson, Ltd., com.
Mastic
Corp.
(quar.)
Keystone Discount Bond Fund "series B-4"
•
29c
from
investment income plus 21c
.
Common
Masonite
$1
(quar.)__
Share
Company (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—
1
Ltd.—
certificates
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% preferred
Keystone Custodian Funds-
Per
Name of Company
Martin
9-11
25c
Association,
9-
20c
(quar.)___.
Land
Interest
:
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, com. (quar.)____
4»A%
conv.
prior pfd. (quar.)
—;
Kewanee
When
Share
(monthly)
(quar.)
10-
9-30
9-
4
X
97'Ac
—
10-
1
9-15
$1.10
10-
1
9-15
$1.11
10-
1
9-15
50c
9-15
9-
40c
9-10
8-14
37y2c
9-30
1
9-11
2%
9-30
9+11
5c
9-15
8-15
15c
9-15
8-15
15c
9-11
8-23
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
52
Old
Old
Mathieson Chemical
Olin
Oliver
Publicker
Co.
preferred
7%
Puerto
2
9-
9-
9
8-27
30c
9-10
8-21
1959
125c
—
Manufacturing (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
B
11-13
10-15
1
9-15
(quar.)
10-
1
1
9-21
R.
10-
1
9-18
9-10
8-31
40c
9-10
3-14
12 %c
9-15
9-
10c
Oil
Mining
Co.,
Mining
9-
5
$1
10-
1
T.
E.
&
6 %
10-
1
9-15
9-
4
Park Drop
Park-Lexington
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
Penick
6%
Co., common
Ford, Ltd.—
&
Metal
Penn
Fruit
Co.,
Penn-Dixie
9-15
9-
3
9-
9-11
9-25
9-U
8
Pepsi-Cola
Perfex
9-15
8-28
9-10
1
9-10
'
$1.10
1010-
1
1
10-
1
9-10
75c
10-
1
9-
25c
10-
50c
10-15
51/2%
9-
10c
9-15
9-
1
9-
9-30
9-
3
10-31
10-
9
25%
17 %C
10c
(quar.)
1
9-10
1
9-10
9-10
9-12
8-31
9-30
9-
4
$1
9-30
9-
4
75c
9-10
8-14
9-30
99-
4
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pillsbury
10-
20c
Insurance
Natural
Co.,
$4
11-
$1
11-
preferred
25c
10-15
10-15
9
1
10-15
from
(Quarterly
Pioneer
Piper
investment
net
income)
!
Fund
Aircraft
Corp.
10
8-28
10-
Fort
$1.75
$1.75
$2.50 2nd
Pomona
preferred
Tile
Porter
(H.
Stock
Mfg.
K.)
(H.
Extra
K.)
(Mass.)
8
9-
8
9-
8
20c
4
9-
8-28
9-10
8-28
25c
9-10
9-
1
30c
9-30
9-
8
III
$30c
9-15
8-17
10c
9-15
9-
12 %c
9-30
9-18
II
Co., Ltd.
;
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(resumed)
pfd.
(initial)
$1.41
17%c
1110-
1
1
10-
4
7
9-15
15c
(Tenn.)
preferred
Service
Common
5.60%
Co.
common
$25c
I_
of
4.08%
__IIII
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
1
San
9-15
9-
1
7%c
10-
1
9-10
30c
10-
1
9-10
9-30
8-28
35c
9-30
8-28
$1.04%
9-30
8-28
$1.07%
9-30
8-28
iv
>
-rf;
9-10
9-30
8-28
Service
Co.,
Ry.
1
9-11
8-31
9-21
10-
9-20
10-
1
9-16
$i.i6y»
10-
1
9-16
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
9-10
—__
(quar.)
16c
—
10-23
9-25
25c
9-15
8-31
26c
9-15
4
Steel
preferred
preferred
10-20
11-
10-20
$1.10
11-
10-20
$1.15
11-
10-20
27V4C
11-
27y2c
(quar.)_
10-20
11-
11-
10-20
10-15
10-
(quar.)
preferred
11-
97 %c
(quar.)—;—
»
(quar.)_
par)
Inc.,
3%
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
Fire
1st
Marine Insurance
&
preferred
Milling
Sandura
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
32 %c
—
Schlage Lock
Scott
&
5-28
9-23
9-
37 %c
4.10%
Seaboard
Seagrave
Corp.
6ealed
Power
4V2%
preferred
(stock
Fund,
Life
Seeman
Bros.,
Seiberling
8-25
9-25
9-11
25c
10-10
9-17
10-10
9-17
$1.25
10-10
9-15
3%
B
(quar.)
(Los Angeles)
preferred
Servel,
Seton
Inc.,
Leather
B
I
(initial)
G.)
1
9-15
23c
9-15
8-25
9-15
8-25
10-
2
9-
2
$50o
10-
2
9-
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
25c
;
A
3
9-17
1
40c
9-21
9-
4
50c
9-18
9-
8
25c
9-14
8-12
(quar.)
$1.25
9-
8-14
1
25c
9-10
8-28
5c
9-19
8-31
9-15
8-21
30c
(quar.)
25c
Ltd., common (quar.)_
Voting trust ctfs.
Signal Oil & Gas Oo., class -ft' (quar.
10-
1
9-
7
25c
Breweries,
10-
1
9-
7
$30c
9-16
$30c
9-16
•'
8-28
'
v
Simmons
9-10
Simonds
Company
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Steel
206"
9-10
8-10r
20c
common
9-10
8-10
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
$50c
115c
10-
1
115c
10-
1
8-28
9-15
9-
11c
9-30
9-18
18%c
9-30
9-18
com.
9-11
8-14
9-10
8-28
35c
80c
-
1st
:■
10-15
9-30
8c
9-10
8-28
35c
9-10
8-28
—:_tp-
quar.)
50c
8-19
1
9-14
12- 7
10-
15C
12-21
15c
9-10
8-20
25c
9-15
9- I
9-15
9-T
9-15.
3^1
37 %c
—
Corp.—
11.29
$30c
Camp,
Extra
stock
prior
25c
Inc.
1
9-15
9-10
8-26
9-30
(quar.)
:
Inc.
Class B
10-
9-8
25c
10-
9-
8
10-
9-
8
9-
1
9-15
5c
common
Co.,
common
(quar.)
25c
9-18
9-1
9«-15
9-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
9-15
8-10
9-28
9-18
$$1.25
(quar.)__
9-10
25 c
com.
(quar.)
8- 6
9-30
8-31
/ 30c
(quar.)
common
9-15
5c
:
9-19
'33c
(quar.)
-
.,tlQc
—
9- 4
9-15
.«•
9-
9-15
.
~$I0c
•
'$L40
r"$35c"
preferred (quar.)
Superior Window,
Sutherland
Swift
&
Switson
class A
Paper Co.
(initial
quar.)
«...
Company
(quar.)
Ltd.
r
«.-;
60c
9-11
8-27
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
9-15
8-21
Syracuse
Supply
Co.
40c
»
(quar.)
$1.20
8c
10-1
(quar.)__
l6-
8-14
1
9- 8
9-30
$7c
>
2
Ihl9-15
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Industries
8-28
1
1
9-10
35c
Super Food Services—
$1.20 1st series preferred
10-
9-
25c
(quar.)
Oil Co.,
Propane,
8-29
1
16C
Sunray Mid-Continent
Mining
8-29
9-15
10-
"
(quar.)
Corp.
8-31
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Sundstrand
8-31
9-10
6c
..
Stuyvesant
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
Co.
8-31
9-10
45c
(quar.)__
8-31
9-10
10c
■
9-10
5c
(quar.)
Insurance Co.__
Superior
9-8.
50c
•
Company
Sunshine
9- 8
10-
25c
(quar.)__
—
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Sunbeam
10-
5%
—
second
9-15'
15c
5%
-
—
10c
B
Oil
1
10-
43 3/4 c
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred
Sun
9-11
10-
25c
Extra
Stuart
8-20
30c
(quar.)
Extra
Btorer
8-27
9-15
53c
common
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Stonecutter Mills, class A (quar.)
Class
9-10
25c
preference
Webster,
9-11
1
,
(quar.)
dividend
convertible
f-lft
12-18
10-
Inc.—
Co.,
preferred
9-30
12-31
$1.23
dividend
&
8-2$
9-10
9-23
$15c
Ltd
(quar.)
Co.,
5%
8-17
9-10
93 %c
.
(quar.)
B.)
5%
8-10
9-10
55c
62y2C
(quar.)__
25c
Stock
Stone
1
8-10
9-10
50c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)__
8-28
$25c
(quar.)
&
9-
I
I
(quar.)
Saw
9-18
10-
(John
Stokely-Van
2
$1.31 %
(quar.)
Corp. of
Shulton, Inc., class
B
1
10-
(quar.)
...
America (quar.)
Class
4
9-
9-15
Sherer-Gillett Co,
Silknit, Ltd.,
9-
9-15
*56y»c
Mfg. (increased-quar.)
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd.
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp
Sicks'
9-15
1
Co.
Salesbook
7%
9-19
12 Vic
Sheller
B
9-1
10-
Co.
Association
Shoe
9-15
12y2c
1
8-14
35c
preferred
8-31
1
4
8-
9-15
(quar.)__
common
Steel,
Textiles
Stix-Baer-Fuller
10-
Co.,
Stores
Stern
Stetson
i.
(quar.)
&
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Stern
9-15
'
9-
9-15
(quar.)
9-10
35c
preferred
(Frank
Co.
4y2%
25c
com.
B
1
$1.13
(quar.)
Shawmut
Oil
9-10
12 %c
(quar.)
A
$5.25
1
$1.50
9-20
(quar.)
Structural
Bros.
10-
9-30
t
4
65c
;___
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.
8-24
10-
9.9-
preferred (quar.)
preferred <quar.)_
Bros.
Ltd.
(quar.).
8%
2
—
(quar.)
common
8%
Sterchi
4
1
1
Stedman
10-
9c
common..
preferred
9-
10-
10-
•
10c
Co.
common
Rubber,
8-31
9-18
8-28
45C
A
6% preferred (quar.)
ftecher-Traung Lithograph
30c
__
Accident
new
9-16
25c
1
3
9-14
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
:
State
Capital Life Insurance
(quar.)
State Fuel Supply
(quar.)
State Loan & Finance Corp., class A (quar.)
Class
9-17
9-
A
9-
$1.63
Kentucky
(Ohio),
Register
Standard
8-26
3%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Serrick Corp., 90c class A
4y2%
Class
10-16
$1.12%
4V2%
Class
10-16
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
(initial)
common
1
9-10
3iy„c
Security Title Insurance Co«
New
Standard
50c
(quar.)
Inc
&
8-14
9-10
dividend
Securities
9-10
1
9-10
30c
\
1
25C
(quar.)
Pressed Steel (quar.)
Standard
12-
of (New Jersey)
preferred
11-20
4
dividend)
A
3%%
1
4
Corp.
preferred
Security
Co.
9-
•
of
Co.
Oil
Indiana
of
Co.
Oil
9-
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
Stock
Co.
Oil
Standard
9-15
Sears, Roebuck &
5%
Oil
Standard
11-
9-14
12-13
;
common
Oil
5
11-
8-28
...
10-
25C
(quar.)
Standard
9-18
12-
9-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co. of California
10-19
9-15
Airline
Farms,
8-28
87y2c
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
12Vac
RR. Co. (quar.)
Finance, common (quar.)
$4.75 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
9-15
$1.12%
.
preferred
1
$1.02 Va
.
8-28
:
Standard
25c
Seaboard
Seabrook
9-
$3.50
10-
$1
(quar.)
8-13
9-15
10-
94c
(Conn.)
Brands,
50c
(quar.)
;
Brook Water Service—
A
1
25c
(quar.)
Standard
9-14
9-15
8-13
9-24
20C
—
RR.
Standard Financial Corp.,
75c
9-14
1
85c
(quar.)
class
Water
11-
50c
__
8-* 7
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
10c
(quar.)
9-10
Mfg. Co.—
10c
(quar.)
Inc.,
1
9-30
9-30
10-
25c
____
(monthly)__
preferred
Scripto,
10-15
10c
15c
(quar.)
Williams
Common
(A. E.i
$3.75
8-27
10c
Scranton-Spring
Staley
Standard
13 %c
_
preferred
4
8-25
Paper Co., common (quar.)
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)
$4
3
9-
9-15
Scott
Scott
10-
1
25%
(quar.
Co.
10-
$6c
__
common
Monthly
Monthly
8-28
20c
Springfield Fire & Marine InsuranceCommon
(quar.)
$6.50 preferred
(quar.)
9-15
10-16
$1.10
dividend)
preferred
Co.
Fetzer
&
2
1
9-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
International
Stamford
(stock
Company,
convertible
60c
10-
11c
10-20
20C
(quar.):
common
Company (quar.7_:
Sprague Electric (quar.)
$1.25
:
3
1
92«/2C
Spotless
$1.25
(quar.):
10-
30o
(quar.)
Castings
10-12
$1.03%
preferred
Spokane
(quar.)_
common
9-
9-15
45c
9-25
9-
1
Co.—
preferred
Spiegel,
8-25
9-18
10-23
-
(Dallas)—
Service
($25
9-
10-16
____________________________
Public
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
8-28
A
9-10
9-10
10-
A
9-10
9-23
8-28
11-30
12V2C
8-28
$$1.25
9-23
9-30
1
(quar.)
Francisco
12-10
$1.07
Sperry Rand Corp., common
4'/2% preferred (quar.)—
10-
25c
9-23
Vv
1
t25c
(quar.)__
A
9-15
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)__
Sparton Corp.
(increased)
;
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)_.
2
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
9-23
*
10-
9-
9-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.40%
11-10
9-
9-
9-15
:
4.36%
$1.07%
50c
v. i
1
9-15
9-15
Co.—
Power
Insurance
preferred
preferred
1
$1
4.40%
$1
$1.75
«-■
12-
9-
$1.26 y4
—
(quar.)___;__——
4.15%
11-10
1
9-15
$1.33%
(quar.)—_____
Electric Service Co.
3.90%
8-10
12-
9-
$1.06%
$1.18%
—
preferred
3.70%
8-10
10c
(monthly)
common
$1.75
50c
9
9
9-15
$1.25
4.60%
9-
9-14
9-
29c
2%
Life
8-14
9-15
9-15
—
»
preferred
Southwestern
1
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies Ltd., class A
Class B
(quar.)
$1.26 V*
i.*
Corp.,
Public
Carlos
Shell
"
.
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Shelby
1
8-28
(quar.)
9-22
San Diego Imperial Corp., 5'/2% pfd. (quar.)
San Jose Water Works, 5% pfd. (quar.i
9-11
i5c
10-15
15c
9-10
10-
i
8-28
.
*
"
i
pfd.
(quar.)
9-14
9-
—II
voting
15c
(quar.).
9-14
9-30
•
a*•.,v-- J
10-
1
$1.02
non-voting
(quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.)
original preferred (quar.)
'.-I'
9-30
9-
45c
(quar.)
preferred
4y2%
(Jacob)
Class
—I
9-
50c
Shattuck
9-10
Co.—
(quar.)
5.05%
Common
3
9-15
.
Gas
4.30%
Indication
9-
$1.25
_
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.18%
9-24
8-17
Carolina-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
8-17
9-15
(quar. V
preferred
preferred
4%
9-10
$1.31%
North
Service Electric &
$62c
■
Common
$1.40
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
8-20
9-10
__
8-31
9-15
28c
(qqar.)_
Quarterly
9-30
7%c
series
9-16
50c
■
(increased-quar.)
preferred
9-16
9-30
18c
Transport Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_____—
8-31
9-21
25c
—j-
preferred
Southwestern
$$1.06y4
(quar.)
9-14
70c
•\
pfd.
$6
10-15
1
84c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
Natural Gas,
Southwestern
Regis Paper Co.—
I.)
(quar.)
Provincial
sy4%
9-30
15c
(Rl
1
5%
Paul
4
9-10
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
(quar.)"
Provident
Life
&
Accident
Insurance
Co.
7%
9-17
9-
.
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
$2 conv. preferred (quar.)
7%
2
9-30
9-30
10c
Extra
Public
10-
9-16
40c
Power
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Public
9-24
9-30
""
(quar.)
Co.
$4.40
4
9-
(quar.)
Progress Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Prophet Co.
(quar.)
5%
9-10
9-
15c
Producing Properties, Inc., 6%
5%
6
9-24
(quar.)
Electric
Prestole
5%
10«-
2%
Forests
Powell River
9-10
9-24
62 %c
.
Potomac
1
9-28
_.
Potlatch
lb-
5c
(Del.)
preferred
Co.,
11-
50c
—
1
30c
(quar.)
Company
9-19
9-
62 %c
(quar.)
1
9-
5
9-10
9-30
40c
$1.20
dividend
Stock
5%
9-10
(quar.)
Louis
4
dividend
-Porter
1
9-11
9-
(quar.)
Machine
10-
8-28
"9-15
Polaroid Corp., common
Porter-Cable
9-12
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
9-15
5c
St.
1
Co.
(quar.)
9-10
9-15
9-
(quar:)
com.
4.65%
9-10
50c
;
& Elec.,
4.28%
8-28
9-21
+20c
(quar.)__
com.
Royalty
Southwest
9-15
9-30
Gas
SodthwesteJtfi Electric
3c
dividend
Louis-San
5%
8-31
9-
15c
Ry.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1st preferred
6
9-15
53y8C
Chicago
&
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
5%
8-
9-15
15c
Common
7%
9-15
6c
Wayne
Inc.
preferred
5%
1
25c
(quar.)
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)
4!4%
preferred B
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh,
_
9-11'
8-21
9-21
5
65c
—
2nd preferred
Southland
8-31
J
5c
Louis
St.
Pine Street Fund—
18c
9-25
37 %c
Lawrence
9-15
9-15
$1
(quar.)
2
2
10-
75c
(Hartford) (quar.)_.
(quar.)
8-14
9-18
10-15
I2V2C
Gas
9-15
10-15
97y2c
9-
8-14
5c
(quar.)
____L
St.
9-10
1
8-31
75c
(quar.)
4
9-15
$25c
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,. Ltd.
Quarterly
Piedmont
(quar.)
St.
9-30
93 %c
preferred A (quar.)—
Suburban Transportation—
1
9-14
9-
Co.
Gas
9-14
9-30
Railway Co., common (quar.)
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)
Union
9-16
9-30
9-28
27c
(quar.)——V—-(quar.)
(increased!
Natural
9-16
Co.—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.i
5.35% preferred (quar.)
Southland Paper Mitts (s-ai
1
9-
37V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Joseph Lead Co. (quar.)
Joseph Light & Power
4
9-30
15c
3%%
9-
4c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
9-11
9-10
tSOc
—
(quar.)
Gas
Indiana
1
9-30
•-
—50c
—
—
Edison
California
Pacific
15c
5%
9-10
9-15 '
4
9-30
62V2C
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
preferred (quar.)
5.05%
9-10
________
St.
St.
56c
—.___—
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
&
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
15c
9-10
;
(quar./__«
4«/4% preferred (quar.)
9-18
%C
9-
10-
4.64%
8-24
preferred
5%
25c
—
income)
Corp.,
8-14
9-30
9-10
common
St.
Philadelphia Fund—
(9c from capital income & 6c from invest¬
ment
9-15
15c
__
Co.
Corp.
4.30%
3
9-
15c
(quar.)
4%
St.
9-11
87 %c
4%
Philco
10-20
60c
9-18
22V2C
5%
10-20
2
34 %c
Ltd.
Company,
Safeway Stores, Inc.,
8-21
$1
(quar.)
2
11-
17
V'9- 2
).—
Southern
9-1
9-21
10-
25c
pairticipaling class A (quar.)
Pfizer (Charles) & Co., com.
(quar.)
3Y2% preferred (quar.)
11-
(quar.)_
Paper, Ltd.,4%%
Ruppert
10-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
Little
Stock
27 %c
__
8-10
$1
Co.
9- 2
9-30
Southern
9-10
30c
(quar.)
C.)
Mfg.
Ruberoid
$1.12%
;
1
20c
■_
9-30
9-30
5c
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
93 %c
(quar.)
2
9-
7c
3iy„c
38%c
—
—
9-11
Southern
8
9-10
75c
7-31
8-28
9-10
9-11
Southern
(quar.)—___
(auar.)
Rubbermaid,
1
common
9-
15c
25c
1
Southern
8-14
1
Extra
9-15
9-10
Co.,
(J.
A
Ronson
5
9-30
Basin
8
Royalties Management
9-15
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Peter
Paul, Inc. (quar.)
Petroleum & Trading Corp.—
9-
10-
8-20
9-30
10-15
1
Original preferred
9-17
10-
90c
25c
10-
Southern
9-18
1
9-10
■10-
4.32%
5c
Co.,
Rockwell-Standard
8-28
30c
(quar.)
Pipe Line
10-
'
12 %c
—
50c
56V4C
Southam
9-10
9-23
10-23
12 %c
____
(quar.)
Gas
(James)
Robinson
(quar.)
9-15
12-15
50c
—_—
(quar.)
Paper
Rockwell
2
$1
(quar.)_.
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
-
...
1
10-
75c
(quar.)___
8-29
9-10
32 V2c
8%
9-15
10-
$5c
$28c
8-28
9-12
preferred -(quar.)
——
Jersey Gas Co. (quar.):
:
—
South Puerto Rico Sugar Co.. com. (reduced)
1-1-60
$27c
—
9-11
30c
5%
8-21
Co
tic
Valley
Raisin
Robinson
9-14
9-11
15c
(quar.)
9-30
25c
South
10c
Grande
Rolland
—
$1.10 class A
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, common
4
9-
9-25
57 %c
;
9-18
10-30
Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
Carolina
4.50%
1
9-
8-24
10-16
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp.
W.)
Robertson
9-11
1
9-15
9-15
'
9-10
$1.15
Boss
1
9-30
10-30
t30c
25c
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
9-10
10-31
8-27
150c
—
—
$1.25
9-
1
8-28
Laboratories-
$1.55
8
9-
Sonotone
9-10
8-20
45c
(quar.)—
Roadway Express Inc., class A (quar. )„_T_
Robertson
(H. H.)
Co. (quar.)_l—I—
9-10
10-
Co.
common
Oil
(H.
River
I
1
8-20
9-14
1
9-15
(quar.)
Products
1
10-
A
10-
Wesson.
&
South
(quar.)—
$4 preferred A
Rio
9
10-
10-
50c
1
10-
2
60c
common
9-10
12 %c
10-
2
11-
(Howard)
Smith
Sonoco
(N. J.)—
Extra
2
«-
45c
83 %c
4V2%
pref.
9-
9-15
30c
dividend
Milk
8-20
31V4C
Permanente Cement
Permian
9-15
(quar.)—
Co.
Corp.
Stock
1
9-
$1.12%
of Long Island
Bottling
9-10
1
9-14
9-10
10-
85c
50c
2
11-
30c
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)——————
11-
40c
(initial)
Inc. (s-a)
Tools Corp.
(quar.)
Socony Mobil Oil Co. (quar.)
Solar Aircraft
(quar.)
9-11
1
40c
Snap-On
8-21
1
9
2%
:————
Engineering Works {quar.)
(J. Hungerxord) (extra)
Smith
8
9-
9-25
15c
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)
Riegel Textile Corp., common
35c
& Coke (increased-quar.)
Peoples Life Insurance Co. (Wash., D. C.)—
Quarterly
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Butler, Pa.)—
Pepsi-Cola
10-
Corp.
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
Engineering
preferred
Richfield
Rickel
9-10
8%c
—
9-13
9-
8-10
9-16
30c
.
————.
$2 preferred (quar.)
Smith Kline & French
5
1
9-11
9-11
55c
.
..
8-15
9-15
50c
—
5-—
Common
9-30
Tobacco Co.—
J.)
Inc.,
3%%-
9-15
(quar.)
—
9
10-
9-11
$$1.50
(s-a)__
preferred
Rich's,
8-28
9-14
9-25
pfd.
(quar.)
Rheem Mlg. Co., common (increased)
9-15
1
30c
Gas Light
(quar.)
10-
17 %c
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)—_—
Penney (J. C.) Co. (quar.)
Pen ton
Publishing
(quar.)
Common
4
9-22
75c
Venezuela Oil
Sinclair &
New
10-
30c
(quar.)__
Inc.
Corp.
Metals
(R.
3.60%
8-21
9
&
Aviation
Reynolds
Reynolds
8-31
9-15
9-
10c
:
(quar.)_
9-30
87 %c
.—-
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Revlon, Inc. (increased quar.)
Rexall Drug & Chemical
(quar.)
1
9-22
40c
4.40%
$1
9-
9-15
10c
3.35%
Peoples Drug Stores
:
10-20
10-15
30c
com.
.
Republic
9-25
(quar.)
A¥t%
Pet
9-18
1
1
$35c
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania GiaSfc Sand Corp. (quar.i
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)_
Peoples
10c
Inc.,
$1.10 class A (quar.)
9-
12 %c
—
common
Corp.
9
15c
—
Extra
1
12y2c
(quar.)
common
Cement
Smith
10-
30c
Chains, Ltd.,
Renold
9-15
9-
9-11
$2.50
(quar.)— _q
Products,
9-
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
50c
preferred (quar.)
Controls, Inc. (quar.)
Penn
Reliance
8-31
9-15
10-
4
18c
(quar.)
Co. (reduced)
Coal
Peabody
Peninsular
9-
8-19
(quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Skil Corp.
(quar.)
Son'ch (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
Stock dividend
'
Manufacturing Co. Ltd.—
7%
8
9-18
9-15
25c
«—
(quar.)_—
Corp.
Extra
$3c
Electric
50c
(quar.)
Patterson-Sargent
Smith
Ltd.
Regent Fund,
Reliance
9-
1
10-
37y2c
—
Extra
Paton
8-31
Company,
9-15
9-15
45C
1%C
—
8-28
1
9-30
$1
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
Machinery,
&
Refractory & Insulation
Quarterly
1
9-
7
9-11
10-
25c
'
(quar.)
com.
9-
25c
(quar.)
Transportation
$20c
—
4% 1st pfd.
4%
2nd preferred (quar.)
Reeves Bros,
(increased)
9-15
$4
Parker-Hanniiin
Parmelee
8-18
(quar.)
Inc.
Reading
9-18
10%
—
Corp.
8-18
9-15
& Batten, Ltd., 6%
Packing
(quar.)
Rath
9-15
1
9-30
$22 V2c
(initial)—
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Forge
1
10-
10c
.
(quar.)
Pictures
10-
20c
—-
(quar.)
Manufacturing Corp., com.
preferred
9-15
Rapid Grip
10-15
70c
preferred
Paramount
35c
(Wise.)
Conn.
Hydraulic
Ranco,
30c
(quar.)
Line,
(quar.)___„—
Corp. ol America
1st preferred (quar.)—
Ralston Purina Co. (quar.)
9-11
25c
Sulphur
Pipe
8-4
$3.50
1
62y2c
Pacific Vegetable Oil (stock dividend)
Packaging Corp. of America (initial)
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd.
(quar.V___—y*
Eastern
9-11
8
common—
Raybestos-Manhattan,
4%
9-30
9-
Ltd
Corp.,
$1.20 preferred A
8-12
Products (quar)—
Pacific Indemnity (quar.)
Pacific Intermountain Express (quar.)
Pantex
20c
lie
Refining
Oil
Sinclair
Radio
Clay
Panhandle
Simpson's, Ltd.
5c
Racine
preferred (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co.
(quar.)
Pan American
8-Z4
9-21
10-
4%
Advertising
8-21
9-30
)
$1
(guar.)
—
Overnite Transportation Co. (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass Co., common (quar.) —
Outdoor
9-14
40c
—
—
Extra
$1.19
(quar.)
Common
Pacific
9-
25c
$15c
Simplicity Pattern (quar.):
Simplex Wire & Cable—
8-31
cash or stock)—L
Payable in
State
Quemont
$1.37 y2
(quar.)
(quar.)
..
75c
(quar.)
Telephone
gains.
Quaker
Quincy
Paramount Corp., 5V2% pfd.
Oster Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Otter Tail Power Co. (Minn.)—
8-31
9-15
9-15
——
Oregon
Pacific
9-30
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)_
Puritan Fund (special) (from, long-term cap¬
10-15
10-
20c
Opelika
4%
1
5%
Payatfle at Rec-
Share
Name of Company
Holder»
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.18%
-
:———
Inc.
Rico
ital
11-13
10-
25c
dividend)
(stock
com.
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
$$1.75
4.75%
4
10-
--
Co
Ltd., com.
Industries,
Pullman,
8-14
10c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred D
9-10
9-10
—
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Steel Products,
9-30
25c
Oliver Tyrone Corp.
Ontario
Share
Company
preferred
$4.75
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
9-11
9-22
25c
■
Corp.. 40c preferred
Town
Name of
Payable of Rec.
America-
of
Co.
Quarterly
_
Monday, September 7,
.
4.
Insurance
Life
Line
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
r
„
.
.
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Volume
190
Number
5879
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
Name o/
Taft
Company
Broadcasting
Stock
dividend
Talcott
Inc.,
8-15
U.
2Vz%
common
3-15-60
2-15
United
10-
9-15
33c
(quar.)
Taylor
Fibre
Tennessee
Co.,
Corp.
preferred
10-
1
717/eC
;
«__•
pfd.
10-
1
27c
(quar.)_
(s-a)_____
$2
12-28
9-10
4.50%
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.
4.65%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
6.10%
preferred
(quar.)_
5.12%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.31 y4
'
4.25%
4.72%
5.25%
Tecumseh
Products
Extra
35c
__I
Truck
United
Lines
(subject
Oct.
United
1
#3.50
preferred
$1.06%
10-
1
9-11
$3.50
preferred
10-
1
9-11
Universal
$1.15
__
10-
$1.16
8-11
1
Universal
9-11
New
fquar.)
Match
9-11
Universal
Oil
10-
1
9-11
Universal
Winding Co.
$1.22%
10-
1
9-11
Upson-W<on
$1.27 y2
10-
1
9-11
Utah
$1.28
.
9-11
1
$1.18
i
1
10-
10-
1
9-11
Utica
10-
1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Power
Co.
&
Transit
8-31
Vanity Fair MiMs
Van
12-18
'2%
12-18
10-
t$l
12-
12-
1
4
4
8-
(J.
class
A
5%
7
preferred
=
2
10-15
Victoria
$1.16
11-
2
10-15
Victor
$1.27
11-
2
10-15
Common
(quar.)
2
1
1
9-15
$4:76
preffeired
preferred
Texas
Utilities
Co.
2
10-
9
2
10-
9
2
10-
9
11-
2
10-
9
10-
1
9-
44c
25c
preferred (quar.)
Thatcher Glass -Mfg.' iquar.)
Thompson
:
(John
stockholders
r
1
6%
8-22
6%
6%
S-19
6%
8-3-1
:
.
1>&'r
$1.25
■■
9-
9-18
1
'
'
dividend
9-15
9-23
;
(quar.)
to
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar..).
'4%
.
i
Industries,
Class
B'
$1
A
Materials,
Vulcan
10-
1
Mold
.4'/4%
preferred
B
9-15
9-15
9-
5
Waialua
25c
10-1
9-
4
Waldorf
1
9-
4
Walgreen
9-
4
31 %c
Hoofing Co. (increased)
Time, Inc. (interim)
Timken
Roller- Bearing
9-
1'
._:
1
9-15
8-25
Wall
75c
9-10
8-26
Walter
&
Iron
8-31
American
deposit receipts
(quar;)
Towmotor
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Travelers Insurance
lHartford)
Triangle
Conduit &
Gable
$2.80
Coal -Co.,
True
preferred.,A
Temper
Trunkline
Twin
Co.,
$1.50
Clutch
Disc
1
9-30
9-17
9-21
9-
(Continued from page 12)
Robinson Technical Products Inc. (&
5
Fiscal
Net
9-23
9-
9
Income
9-21
8-31
9-21
8-31
9-21
8-31
Common
$1.05
9-21
8-31
Earned
9-21
8-31
9-15
8-31
11- 2
10-16
2-1-60
I-15
5-2-60
4-15
8-1-60-
7-15
and manufactures all-metal vibration' and shock
control
mounting systems used extensively in the aircraft,
guided
missile, electronics and shipboard fields. North American Aviation's
spectacular X-15, 4,000 mph stratosphere airplane carries morp. than
25 Robinson Met-L-Flex mountings and
the JQplter mfssilel'containa
30 specially designed Robinson systems.
1%
9-15
9^15-
9-30
9-15
9-10
8-20
9-18
8-26
9-18
9-15
9-
3
9-17
9-
3
9-
1
10c
9-11
10-
40c
1
9-15
9-11
8-20
West
Indies
8-
7
Western
Kentucky
Tablet
Common
9-10
8-27
5%
70c
<9-10
8-27
5%
30c
9-15
8-31
Western
$1.25
9-15
8-31
Westingh#use
9-18
9-
9-26
Westmoreland.
4
9-11
'
Weston
B
Inc.
r
;
■;
v-
l-'
-
-
-
v-
-..
■■
Union Acceptance Corp. Ltd., com
;
60c-non-cum. partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)____
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp. (quar.)
1
9-17
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co.
8-21
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
17%c
10-
1
9-15
115c
10-
1
9-15 T
Union-Electric
$4 preferred
$4.50
*
Co.,
(increased
com.
$3j70
preferred
9-11
3-
4
41c
9-28
8-29
$1
11-16
10-20
$1.12%
11-16
10-20
11-16
(10-20
quar.)_
(quar.)
.
iL-f
preferred; £quar.)
'
30c
•
;
(quar.)_
92 %c
,_
$3.50 preferred, (quar.)—__L
Union Oil,& Gas (Los Angeles), cl. A (quar.)
*-i Class
B (quar.)—.____
Union Pacific'RR.,' common (quar.)
r
4%j" preferred (s-a)
:
;
Union Stock Yards Co. of Omaha, .Ltd.—
87%c :
\
11-16
10c
.__
9-14
30c
.
4
5%%
Whitehall
9-
4
1
9-
8
10- 1
9-
8
10-
20c
9-
8-31
Williams
..
.
9-10
8-20
9-14
8-14
40c
9-30
9-18
9-15
9-
new
$1.12%
10-15
10-
8
25c
9-10
United Fuel Investments,
.
u_____
_
(initial).
30c
4%%'
New
8.
Foil .Co.,
'
class
preferred
U. 'f$: Lines
Co.
75c
U.
_
Pipfe: & fFoandry
B-
Playing
U. _S.
5%
•
3
1
6
9-
6
9-
,
}
r
uLithograph
preference
A
(quar.)
Wood
8
9-19
8-31
•.
io-
1,
1
9-
10-
1
9-
1-1-60
9-15
3%C
$1
:
Woodley
5%
World
4
9-17
8-14
9-18
75c
10-
1
"9-18
9-21
-
20-
1
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
9-10
9-10
02 %c
fquar )
10-
1
50c
9-12
"
$3
9-12
Wyandotte
9-15
.
8-24
-
8-24
Wyckofi
j
9- 4
1-4-50
11-1
12-
4
20-
10-
9
1
9-14
10c
9-30
0-15
$1.50
;—
10-31
10-15
9-15
P-15
9- If9-15
9-15
8-31
8-31
8-31
y8-31
30c
9-19
$150,000
$90,000
The
sold publicly by the underwriting. The
certificates representing 100,000 warrants
(100,000 shares)
of the company at $3
per
9-15
9-15
9-10
Of
9 30
9-15
Hj
$1.25
9-29
9-23
ti5c
10-15
,
-
.
shares
(50%)
owned
are
by
In addition, Levy, Gurlek and Phil Kahn, Vice-,
personally own 30% each of the stock of Planetary Music.
indicates that warrants for an additional 200,000
will be distributed to present stockholders in the same propor-'
present stockholdings.
their
as
'
\
„
Inc.—Awarded Hiller Contract—
manufactures components for
missile industries,
has been
,
the electro-'
awarded a
$1,200,000 contract by Hiller Helicopter for power transmission mech¬
anisms for the H-23D all-purpose Army and Navy helicopter.
L.
M.
President, said the contract will be undertaken
wholly-owned subsidiary.—V. 189, p. 2831.
Bengtson,
by Vard, Inc., a
Royal McBee Corp.—Announces New Binding Machine
A
unique
records
at
for
machine
lower unit
custom
on-the-premises binding of business
cost is described in a new one-page specification
available from this corporation. The McBee
Binding Machine protects valuabl® records against misfiling or lciss,
allows
efficient shelf filing and keeps Important papers within the
office at all times. Machine operation can be performed by any office
worker after one demonstration: Complete specifications and operation
instructions are presented.—V. 189, p. 814.
•
J
(brochure S-564R59)
sheet
,
Ruberoid Co.—Mastic Tile Acquisition—
of
directors
will
for
A
on
Aug. 21 approved,
stockholders,
the
Tile
Corp.
thea
subject to the subsequent approval
Ruebroid and The Mastio
greement between
of America. When the agreement is consummated, Ruberoid
acquire the net assets and business of Mastic
290,000 shares of Ruberoid's capital stock.
Tile in exchange
meeting of stockholders of Ruberoid to take action on the approval
agreement is scheduled for Sept. 29, 1959.—V. 190, p. 716.
35c
^
9-30
the
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
from
oper.
ry.
ry.
ops.
income___
'
*Deficit.—V.
190,
V-
.
9-19
9-15
9-1
9- 1
10-1
11- 2
'
9-18
10-20
11-20
Railway
9 10
8-25
8-28
Net
9-JO
-9- 1
—V.
Net
expenses
oper.
rev.
ry.
2,679
$217,017
*11,149'
1959—Month—1958
1959—7Mos.—1958
$5,377,028
$4,794,938 $38,51G,440 $34; 152,606
3,462,800
3,323,411 24,254,384 23,567,395
ops.
$1,914,228
income—
856,497
from
oper.
$246,400
♦9,925
Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
9-10
$18,013
341,478
*716.
Railway oper. revenue;
12- 1
Louis
St.
$359,491
♦$13,320
*46,976
expenses
9- 1
25"
$1.25
rev.
1959—7 Mos.rr-1958
$2,735,208 $2,631,407
2,488,808
2,414,390
$350,585
363,905
revenue__
oper.
.
1959— Month—1958
Period End. July 31—
COc
'
715,000
Treasurer.
9-15
25c
25c
—
—
quarters at 1631-1637 Broadway, New
executive offices and studios are
prospectus
This
corporation, which
mechanical,
aircraft and
9- 2
9- 2.
25c
(quar.)——
new
stock,
outstanding
the
Royal Industries,
8-25
12V2c
,
leased
Planetary Music Publishing Corp.; 429,000 by Joseph L. Kolsky, VicePresident; and 107,250 each by Morris Levy, President, and Morris
9- 1
2ey2c
(quar.)____
has
effective Jan. 1, 1960; and its
at the new premises.
located
be
9- 5
17V4c
(quar.)__
for construction and installation of sound studio facilities;
for installation of executive offices; $90,000 for acquisition of
and -machinery; and .$455,000 for working capital/
company
York,
to
of
-
(quur.)
by
technical equipment
8-31
25c
7
Wyman-Goxdon Do.
purchased
agreed to sell 30,000
with the stockholders
Organized in January 1957, the company is engaged in the business,
recording, manufacturing and distributing phonograph records.
It
has outstanding 1,430,000 common shares.
Net proceeds of the
sale of additional stock by the company are to be used as follows:
3-31
^quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
or
have
share,
.
$1 10
$1.12-^2
$1.1
$1.20.
i
^._x.
Chemicals
Steel Co-,
sold
share
also
a
four-,year period commencing 13 months after termination
public offering.
The
(monthly)—
per
per
now
8-21
10-1
(quar.)
Jr.
lc
9-11
35c
(quar.)
8c
of
for
the
of
9-18
.
8-31
share
tion
1
•
of Canada Ltd.
receive
will
also
shares
of
number
purchase common stock
9-10
1
9-10
$1 0f%
Lothrop, Common
preferred
(quar.)
Publishing
to
9-18
9-18
Worthlngton Corp., common (quar.)__—:—'
02y2c
4y2%
prior preferred (quar.)
$1.12y2
Co.
;
1
Co.—
Co.
actual
underwriter
shares
35c
&
Wool Combing Corp.
4
12-11
•
Petroleum
at
1
1
Enterprises, class A__
Monthly
___i_
1st prefesred
viO-
18%?.
Corp.
rate
stockholders
having the right to reacquire at the same price such number of shares
as
shall be the difference between the said 30,000 shares and 10%
of
the
8-21
10-
—___
Corp., com.
With SEC—
President,
4
:o-
(quar.)
common
the
underwriter
the
to
at
Certain
underwriter.
The
9-
9-24
$l.l2Vi
Newspaper Machinery
Woodward
.
9-4
10-
60c
22 %c
.
Co.____
10-
15c
(quar.)_
8
1-0-
Wometco
the
9-
20c
___
Public Service
A
payable
expenses,
shares
9-14
$1.06%
j____
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
SEC—.
With
offering of 300,000 shares, at $3.50 per share, the offering to be made
on a
"best efforts" basis by Chauncey, Walden, Harris & Freed, Inc.,
which
is to
receive
a
70c per share
commission, plus $24,000 for
Light—
preferred
Class
Roulette Records, Inc.—Registers
8-21
9-10
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Wolverine Insurance
•
(quar.l_____„_„„_'
common
9-
10-
10-
50c
.
^
''
Printing
U. 8. .Rubber Co:,
7
9-30
$1.75
(N.*: J.)—
g.
9-
10c
,
.'4%%- preferred fS-a)l_l____
9-:o
85c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)—Files
This corporation, located at 659 Tenth Avenue, New York, filed a.
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 27, 1959, covering 330,000
shares of its common stock.
The company proposes to make a public
Power—1
&
4.80%
9-18
10-10
10-15
25c
25c
U.
8-21
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
corporation on Aug. 28 filed a letter of notification'1 with the
covering 80,000 shares of common stock to be offered at $3.75
per share, through Mcrris Cohon & Co., New York, N. Y.
'. \
The proceeds are to be used to redeem preferred and common stock
outstanding held by Roto Bag; for the purchase of new tooling to
expand production; working capital and general corporate purposes.
Industries—
(1897)
4.76%
8-31
9-22
.
10%
(increased-quar.)__
9-15
8
10-^ 3L.
10- 1
25 c
(monthly)
preferred
prefexred
preferred
4.50%
8-31
$2.50
to
BEC
8-14
1
20c
(quar.)—
Power
9-12
(quar.)
Card
9-30
1
(quar.)
combined backlog of unshipped orders exceeds
C. S. Robinson, President.—V. 190, p. 774.
companies'
according
Roto-American
Gurlek,
75c
$i32y4-
common
preferred
4.40%
9-10
1
,
tqiiar.)_____
com.
1
10c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
U. £L Gypsum Co.,
Extra
——'
r7%
A
Wisconsin
4
10-
(quar.)__
Canal
9-
1%
Michigan
Wisconsin
&
two
The
•
9-10
10-
.1%
Stores
preferred
9-
1
10-
Co. '
U. S.:FicDelity- &■ Guaranty Co. (stock divid.)
New common
(initial-quar.)_.
S.-Freight Co.
6%
Wisconsin
35c
Merchants-& -Manufacturers
9-10
Electric Power Co.—
Wisconsin
'
8-24
$1.06%
United
Class -B
10-
60c
common
United
U.
10-
37% c
preferred :(quar.)_
Illuminating
U.
Co..
4y2%
l__
RR.
9-10
;■
United
Jersey
9-4
8-24
40c
(quar.)
9-10
1
$1.25
——
a
preferred
Winn-Dixie
8-20
9-12
175c
United Gas,Improvement,
-
9-15
9-10
50c
:
} 6% preference A .(quar.)
United Gas Corp.
9-15
1
10-
30c
dividend
$4.25
8-28
50c
n
Ltd.—
1
10.
50c
;—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
dividend
Wilson
common
Co.
Stock
"
$4.50 'preferred
(quar.)
Board & Carton (quar.)___:
United
United-Carr Fastener.
&
Co.
10-
1
1
_*■ 5% preferred "fquar.)_..
United Biscuit Co. of America—
United Carbon Co.. (quar.):
United Elastic Corp.
United Electric Coal (quar.)_
Bros.
Stock
$1.25
8-26
(increased-quar.)
common
Wllllams-McWilliamg
■
,
9-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
(quar.)_^__:—
Stores,
Williams
50c
9-
12y2c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
common
preferred
9-14
9-10
i2%c
_1
United Artists Theatre Circuit—
6%
9-24
10c
9-10
12-10
(quar.)_______
common
(quar )_
preferred
35c
__
1
9-15
Fund
Corp.,
$4.25
l (Increased-quar.)
Union; Sugar Co., new. common. (initial)
United Aircraft Corp. (reduced)
United Airlines, -Inc. (quar.)-__
United Artists Dorp, (quar.).;
Wickes
10-
117%c
(quar.)-—
preferred (quar.)
Wieboldt
*
1
9-18
"1-2-60
30c
A
$0.40
of
(quar.)
Motor Co.,
White
10-20;
9-14
10c
Paper
9-
30c
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Wheeling Steel Corp.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
j.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
4y4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Whitaker
Cable
(quar.)
Whitaker
9-15
K -15
U7%c
9-10
-
8-25
9c
class
331,745
$0.98
—
—
9-21
(quar.)
Ltd.,
10-
\.
8
9-15
9-30
17%c
(quar.)
2
$1
9-
5
10c
(quar.)
37y2c
(quar.)
9-
1
$1.25
11-
(quar.)
8-28
9-20
$1.25
Brake
(George),
Class
,
10-
$20c
(quar.)___
62 y2 c
10-19
4
9-15
35c
Air
4
9-
1
9-14
25c
(quar.)
Utilities
9-
9-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8-21
9-10
9-30
10-
30c
(quar.)
40c
8-31
9-15
30c
Gas (increased-quar.)_.
Stationery Corp.—
&
9-30
8-28
9-21
35c
(quar.)__
8-27
1
9-10
11c
Carolina Telephone Co._.,
Western
8-20
11 16
-
25c
Western
9-10
9-16
9-10
50C
(quar.)
Virginia Pulp •& Paper (quar.)__,
Westeql Products, Ltd.
(quar.)
11-25
1
9-10
50c
8
25c
9-11
10-
28c
(quar.)
'
:■
The
9-4
10-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
;
348,202
—
share
137,000
$140,125
8-18
1
9-30
37 %C
______
8
35c
8-20
9-10
10-
6c
20c
(from net investment inc.)
(increased)
Sugar
Gas
;
-pfd.
Corp.
:
(increased)
8
Ohio
y9-29
t20c
62V2C
9-
9-
9-10
3%
...
(quar.)_
A
351,749
—
common
,
277,12^
$341,549
—
shares
per
$1,350,000,
8-28
9-17
.
25c
—
:_
9-
1
40c
—
+
8-20
Ltd
West
1
19c
taxes
693,298
—__
On
Aug. 14, the company acquired all the outstanding shares,"jit
High Vacuum Equipment Corp., a principal manufacturer, of spefii£ljze<|(
high vacuum-high heat furnaces and equipment used extensively in
treating and welding high temperature reactive metals and super alloys.
8-20
9-18
West
10-
z...
taxes__
before
8-14
8-28
9-30
12V2C
1
10-
(quar.)____
income
Robinson engineers
12y2c
■__>
Gross
Net. income
' 9-15
10c
75c
$1.12
(quar.)
Wells-Gardner
1958
$3,252,823
4
Pharmaceutical Co.—
Wellington Fund
1959
$3,545,154
9-
„
20c
$1.43%
$1.50%
:
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
Subs.)—Earnings
30—
June
9-15
50c
Oil (quar.)
Water Power
Products
;
:
Ended
Year
l
(quar.)
class
Corp.
-
9-17
9-30
9-
(quar.)
8
160c
30c
-
50c
15c
15c
9-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
8-26
(quar.)
9-
1
(quar.)
pfd. -A
conv.
9-15
10-
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power (quar.)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. (quar.)_
208 South La Salle Street
(quar.)
Twin. Coach
4
9-16
150c
common
$5
8
9-
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.:
Gas
9-
1
l$1.12y2
(quar.)
Corp.
Weco
•
Trinity Universal Insurance. (Dallas)
Truax-Traer
7
t60c
.
(Del.)
Co.
8-
9
30- .1
21c
(quar.)__________l_i
preferred
(quar.)__
4%%
Washington
Washington
9-
(quar.)
B
tax.
.
$1.25
common
1
10-
:
9-15
r
(quar.)
Investing
(Jim)
9-
9-15
35c
Supply, class A
Traders Finance'Corp., Ltd.,'-class A
Street
9-10
35c
1
Canadian non-residents
tax
$1.03
•
(initial quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Washburn
Wire
(quar.).
9-11
140c
c__
Corp.
Tractor
Class
9-25
a7y2%
'
•
payment*
3%
27'/ac
4'y2%
,
(interim)-
Todd Shipyards Corp. (reduced)
Toronto General Trusts (quar.)
15%
The corrected
here.
$1.01
Co.
$2.50
Co.,
Warner-Lambert
v
9-11
40c
indicated
is
9-15
(quar.)
Company
&
New
9-25
25c
5%- preferred (quar.) —^
;
Title Insurance -& Trust (Los. Angeles)
Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
■
8-20
9-10
50c
10c
;
incorrect.
was
date
Non¬
25c
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
dividend
Walker
(quar.)
(quar.)
•;•••;*
date
income
'
•
source.
INVESTMENT NEWS
9-15
Amulet Mines. Ltd
Waite
9-10
I
;
the
at
7%.
tax.
record
U. S. funds, less
Jamaica
:
dividend.
deductible
1
9-
25c
87'/2 c
30c
40c
com.
Agricultural Co.,
System
(quar.)
Stock
v
,9-10
9-30
Realty dc Construction Co.—
Common
*
1
9-30
$1.06y4
Tilo
Tishman
10-
$1.12 y2
___.
income
this
tax
resident tax
published
and/or
8-28
Extra
35c
:
British
for
funds,
15^;
12c
common
Electric
11c
(quar.)_
closed
not
Canadian
tax
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
5
8-31
9-25
'
.
Less
Previously
xLess
25c
Wagner
9-15
31 %c
1
common (quar.. )_
preferred B (quar.)
1
5% preferred-(initial series)__________
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., 4y2% pfd. A (quar.)
5%
8-31
8-31
1
-
Thorofare Markets,
^9-9
M
fr
9-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6y»% preferred (quar.)___
.
8-31
9-15
10-
25c
!___
Corp.
•
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Thorp; Finance
9-15
35c
class
9-11
9-10
(quar.)_i
9-10
10-
35c
5"%
.
•
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc.—
Thomas
8-14
9-29
t Payable in
8-19
9-21
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
prefetred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan
subject
approval.:.
a
9-2
9-15
Volunteer Natural Gas (stock dividend)
Vori's. Grocery Co.
(quar.)
Vulftan Corti., $3 cohv. preferred (quar.)
$4.5,0 preferred (quar.)_
:
*8*28? 1
-Q-'SO'
Products
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway, common
8-22
7:9*15
'
20c-
Food
$4.20
9-30
-S-lSj
.
15c
.
__
'
R.)—
two-for-one "stock
A
35c
;
(increased)
*
Thomas & Betts Co. (quar.)_
Thomas Industries, $5 preferred
.
8-25
9-15
$1.25
1
9-
.
15c
books
y
8-31
1
9-15
9-10
$4.12
10-1
v
9-15
9-10
40c
in
date
9-10
$5
9-10
15C
;■
1
50c
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.
Virginia Electric & Power,
$4.04 preferred (quar.)_
8-15
11-
4%
Thermo Kingr Corp.
8-21
9-15
11-
:_
1
(quar.)
9-15
15c
9-15
$1.21
(quar.)
50c
20c
15c
Vita
11-
(quah)_____l___'_LL_'_____
Textiles, Inc., common
■r Stock dividend
8-17
$1.19
(quar.)___
9-30
Coke
resident
$12y2c
preferred
8
$1
4
S-
9-11
10-
20c
Chemical
9-
$1.14
.___
1
8-10
7y2c
(increased)
&
$ Payable
9-
9-15
Radio
Coal
•Transfer
1-15
10-15
(increased quar.)
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.).
$4.84
:
10-10
9-25
9-15
35c
(quar.)_
Grey Trust Co.
15c
30c
11- 1
2-1-60
$1.25
Works, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Victor Equipment Co. (quar.)
Viking Pump Co. (quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
9-15
.10-
&
3 y2 %
8-28
10-
$1.35
i_„
Texas Power & Light Co., $4 pfd.
1
$4.56 preferred (quar.)__^_____
9-15
$1.24
_•
Ziegler
8-31
$1.25
11-
Gulf Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Zenith
9- 4
33c
(quar.)
$1.14
Texas
8-28
30c
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class A
30c
9-10
Co.—
10-15
'
9-10
12 c
(resumed)
11-13
9-30
(quar.)
B.)
2
..
Curry
ot Rec.
1
10-
8-28
9-10
preferred
11-
$5.06
&
Holders
Payable
3IV2C
(quar.)
Xoungstown Sheet & Tube Co.
11-30
15c
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—,
;
Texas Gas Transmission, com.
(quar.)
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing
(quar.)__
.
1
12J/2c
(quar.)
Van Waters & Rogers, Inc.
(quar.)__._
Vapor Heating, new com. (initial)
9-30
9-10
Sciver
5%
9-16
.
10-20
60c
;
Electric
9-
9-30
50c
$4.64
;
Young Spring & Wire (quar.)
Youngstown Foundry & Machine Co. (quar.)
I2V2C
>
(increased)
Co.
Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)_
:__
Texas
9- 1
Park
<
53
9-11
8-31
2%
$1.50
:__
:
(resumed)
(resumed)
S-10
7
(quar.)
10-15
30c"
(quar.)
Light
Yosemite
9-15
25c
Products Co
9-10
75c
Telluride Power, 6% preferred (quar.)_.
Texaco Canada, Ltd., 4%
preferred (quar.)
common
8-31
9-15
87(4c
Corp.—
(initial quar.):
10-
.
Ltd.
10-15
:
Corp.
$1.16%
Yellowknife Bear Mines.
87Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marion
8-31
17J/2C
17M2C
33c
7V2C
(quar.)
Share
:
9-15
50%
5)
\
Company
Yale & Towne Mfg.
9-15
.
When
Per
Name 01
8- 7
of
conv.
10-
-
9-10
43%c
25c
approval
to
Stockyards Corp., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Utilities, Inc. (quar.)
Whelan Corp., common
70c
8-21
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
(Del.) (quar.)
i
dividend
$1.02 y2
Telechron Mfg., class A (stock dividend)
f
Class B (stock dividend)
Inc.
9-15
Co.,
Holden
Payable o1 Rec
75c
30c
(quar.)
common
non-cumulative
S.
When
Share
Tobacco
$1.12V2
_
;
Texaco.
States
United
((juar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
stockholders
12-15
9-24
Steel
Stock
1
Co.—
Common
4.10%
U.
9-15
9-
S.
7%
9-15
9-15
55c
(quar.)
Tennessee Gas Transmission
-
1
62VzC
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Taylor & Penn Co., 4.32%
Per
Name o} Company
9-15
5% preferred (quar.)
r
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
10c
)
(James),
When
Share
I
(initial-quar.)
(1017)
ry.
190, p. 608.
$1,471,527 $14,262,056 $10,585,211
736,619
6,077,899
4,938,157
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1018)
Hallway
Net
Net
—V.
ops.
779,045
ry.
oper.
190,
p.
5,452,966
6,930,414
920,761
stock was made on
100,000 shares of class A capital
3 by an underwriting group
headed .l°mtly by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Jesup & Lamont at $16 per
share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books
Sept.
closed.
selling
The
shares
class
the
in
utility
shirts,
debentures,
Notes
and mail order houses and
regional
chains,
throughout the United States.
to
2,000
over
wholesalers
EARNINGS—Sales
30
1959
the
1958
calendar
sales
year
months
the six
ended June
for the like period of 1958.
For
$21,361,000 and net earnings weie
$7,528,000
were
office
St.,
and
Miami,
EFFECT
manufacturing
FINANCING
126,126 shares reserved for
It
$420,000
—1
conversion of
the
debentures
tOn
to
3, 1959 the
authorized
July
the
750,000
shares,
outstanding
$.10
is
stock.
share
at
close
the
On
Aug.
payable
declared,
was
the
frequency
of
the
from
Oct.
on
of
1959
9,
any dividends.
pay dividends on
dividend of 5c per
of
cents
record
of
class B
of
shares
shares
100,000
stocks.
are
common
14,
Tne
Oct.
whom Michael
Debentures
Kletz
G.
Roman
&
Co.,
Inc
class
of
Heller
190,
A
capital stock
(par
B
capital stock
(par
past several years the company has had unsecured
banks at prime rates of interest.
Borrowings
the
-Over
credit
from
their-
reach
high
reserved
44,000
tive
number
from
shares
of
have
stock
underwriters
below
named
the selling stockholders the
of
class A capital stock:
have
Shares
Salant
Kidder,
Jesup
Peabody & Co
&
Lamont_._V—
Bache
&
Clark,
Dodge
Francis
Pont
du
3,750
Alex.
Noyes
&
Clement
Cohu
Co.__
DeHaven
&
190,
Savannah &
Railway
Crouter
V
Atlanta
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
1,500
500
1,500
500
■
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$284,469
$2,373,506
237,398
1,812,358
directors
$561,148
$443,691
38,785
23,071
277,585
265,284
of
the
member
a
Bank
directors.—V.
189,
of
the
America,
2831.
p.
has
30,000
.;
Board—
on
board
been
to
the
elected
board
the
to
of
board
tomer
companies will jointly conduct a research
compounds in the antidepressant field.
was
effective
recently
extensive
in
the
rheumatoid
introduced
clinical
treatment
arthritis.
to
trials
of
The
the
which
mental
orders,
this
medical
Catron
prescription
is
product
drug
be
be
highly
pectoris and
marketed
190,
this
is
and
available
(par 10 cents)
$100 debentures
stock
at
$3.50
on
and
par
share
per
made
was
at
($340
40
of
unit)
per
option
of
the
holder,
fully paid, non-assessable
1959
at
$4.25
$3^33
share
each
to
date
fixed
The
sum
of
the
close
for
to
business
into
the
on
may
35
will
not
less
provide
than
for
5%
debentures
will
redemption
interest
PROCEEDS—The
business
April
with
.
18,
on
aluminum
Sept.
1956,
twenty
agencies,
into
Sept.
increased
75
cents
The
per
holder
at
day
any
prior
1,
to
of
time
to
more
has
is
190,
raised
sharr until
sale
of
all
net
redeemable
of
107%
by payments of a
10% of the net profits
1961 and as long as any
without
declining
The
debentures will
103%
a
to
in
and
all
at
declining
cases.
sinking
par
fund
at
maturity,
an
plus
cases.
will
be
used
and
for
to
for
be
may
high
sale
by
of
the
retire
loans;
for pur¬
working capital and other
it
25,
adopted
subsidiary
engaged
awnings,
1952
as
the
operations
Birmingham
present
companies,
the
primarily' in
majority
the
as
a
Industries,
corporate
Florida
Inc.,
name.
of
business
which
of
It,
cor¬
and
on
together
are
selling
manufacturing
and also manufacturing aluminum
carports,
the
Flower
Sept.
on
first
St.,
29
Los
receive
mortgage
bonds,
Angeles
bids
54,
for
the
D,
series
due
Sept.
used
securities
during
the
in
its
1959,
to
The
public
order
1960
request
hearing
a
Generating Company
program.
to
1960
further
16,
the
by
to
to carry
proposes
additional
and
company
common
provide
construction
funds for
paying
189,'
program.—V.
Pacific Co.- -Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
49,481,328
expenses
38,957,814
from ry.
45,854,535 326,088,693 288,125,755'
36,469,279 250,105.724 233,929,989
10,523,514
2,947,602
income
oper.
190,
ops.
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$
revenue—
9,385,256
75,982,969
3,971,834
30,623,154
1959—7 Mos.—1958
22,245,559
19,534,362
expenses
15,330,921
15,697,012
6,914,638
3,837,350
3,232,683
2,443,188
ry.
ops.
income—
oper.
190,
V
1959—Month—1958
revenue__
from
rev.
ry.
54.195,766
25,508,372-
917.
p.
143.000,989
109,049,200 106,395,426
47,784,681
36,605,563
21,978,714
20,249,474
717.
p.
•
156,833,881
Southern Realty & Utilities Corp.—Common Stock Of-
ferecL—An
underwriting group headed jointly by Hirsch
Co. and Lee Higginson Corp. on
Sept 3 offered for
public sale 300,000 shares of $1 par value common stock
priced at $12.50 per share.
This offering was over¬
&
total
subscribed and the books closed.
,
EUSINESS—The
engaging
for
public sale
holder
1,
to
purchase
one
fidelity
at
$2
warrant,
share
and
audio
amplifiers
transmitting and
receiving
recently for
its
of
the
of
way
1959,
assets
has contracts
and
$110,000
be
to
purchase
new
used
it is
trade
pay
to
for
receivables
of
ence
a
and
in
total
accounts
for
necessary
parts
and
which
proposed
to
$25,000
use
payable,
and
to
corporate
in
in
cash.,
for
present
the
to
purchase certain
company
and
Dunbar
mortgages;
the
properties with unpaid
$1,540,263 and Bradenton
of
"v'
of
is
has
to
two
Corp.,
organized
was
engaging
is
contracts
/:
company
in
in
the
V
•
Delaware
real
estate
principally in the State
wholly-owned subsidiaries, Atlantic
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
manufactures
impregnated -with certain
with
sells
which
sponges
+This
tion
the
additional
contract
corporation's
500
some
was
who
said
To
announced
that
by
the
to
Oct;
on
to
Television
for
brings
than
more
Common
2,500,000
Contract—
Division
monitor
and
the
total
Siscoe Mines,
This
to
Siscoe
the
of
of
each
interest
Operations
the
of
the
common
in
two
its
of
is
H.
40%
two
is
form
patios
Hentz
&
Net
of
mica
widely
used
as
an
insu-
•
Charity of the House of Providence in the
State) of Washington, Seattle, Wash.—
&
Income
1, 1961,. through Feb. 1, 1965, and thereafterquarterly to Aug. 1, 1974, at 100% and accrued interest.
The
net
Juniorate
miles
after
premium
out
Feb.
of
1,
after
redeemed
program
on
1,
a
will
be
not
may
1964.
will
the
April-
land
to
April
the
is
-
10,
$15,000.
exercise
of
have
severallyto-them, the
■■
„
&
Co.—
Haupt &
Norris
"
&
Shares
15,000'
Co
Hirshberg,
15,000
Incr— .10,000
Co
10,00(1
Simons, Linburn &
Oppenheimer & Co.———
Service
2,981,686
-
5,000
Co.—Earnings Increased-
$4,020,518
3,079,843
1959—12Mos.—1958
$47,074,224 $44,262,322"
34,556,414
32,720,435
$1,122,138
$1,038,832
$12,517,810
$11,541,887
914
3,697
117,300
100,800
I
$1,123,051
deductions—:
&
$1,042,530 $12,635,110 $11,642,687
3,189,421
3,295,475$9,445,689 '$8,347)213
-
pfd.
stocks
accrued
Balance
at
end
unborrowed
1962
Aug.
1,
and
funds
on
1964,
or
plus
at
prior
102%
to
accrued
if
share
a
24C-acre
Seattle.
-
borrowed
be
funds
redeemed
after
with
Aug.
borrowed
1;
1964,
funds
on
used
new
site
The
$5,752,000.—V.
to
pay, in part,
the cost
Provincial Motherhouse,
overlooking
estimated
190,
p
94.
Pine
cost
of
Lake,
of
College
Wash.,
con¬
and
just
this ~ construction
;
*
-
■
4,387,388
-
$1.96
2937.
p.
Components,
covering
offered at $1
New
$1.73;
-
Inc., Washington, D. C.
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
of
$7,602,430
common
corporation
both
$8,618,836
-
period—!
_s____1
Space
With
Aug.
1,
interest
to
744,783
outstanding
of
189,
-
826,853
———-
stock
shs.
•
4,395,819
-----
applicable
common
Corn.
on
200,000
Aug.
20
shares
of
filed
a
letter
common
per share,
through
York,- N. Y.
of
stock
Bertner
Bros,
notification
(par
and
10
—
Files
with
cents)
the
to
Earl-Edden
be
Co
''
_
fhe proceeds
be
equipping
from
with
but
proceeds
and
taxes
paid
SEC
be
to Aug.
structing
aix
redeemed
cases.
prior
or
be
effected
premium,
on
of
~
Ira
income—_i_„__
on
—V.
semi-annually
Feb.
may
sum
below
1959—Month—1958
income
from
may
named
Grimm
$4,201,981
income—____
oper.
Earnings per
all
Public
July 31—
revenues—
direct obligation serial
notes, series A,
guaranteed by Sacred Heart Province, due
without
and-
1961
on
company has agreed to sell
stock set forth below:
^25,000
income
Net
cial Motherhouse
without
the
Co.__.
Other
(Now
notes
the
pursuant
•
Ziegler & Co. is presently offering
$2,000,000 of 5%, 5y8%, 5V4%, 5%% and 5V2% Provin¬
and
1960,
10,
402.
Operating
Oper. exp.
Notes Offered—B. C.
1964,
10,
Oct.
follows:
as
1962
,
of
Oct.
on
common
75,000
p.
190,
Divs.
redemption be
10,
issued
be
may
Co
Gross
decomposed
building trades.
lacing material by the
Territory
is
amortiza¬
$300,000, and
acceleration as
to
payable
underwriters
and
of
Southwestern
companies,
a
on
of
sum
of
two
Siscoe
Vermiculite
&
Period End.
interest
companies will be managed by Bishop Prod¬
Ltd., a subsidiary of Sidney Roofing, which in turn is a sub¬
sidiary of Eddy Paper Co., Ltd. Bishop
previously acted as sales agent
the
shares
companies—
Siscoe retains
1.
payment
payable:
April
Higginson Corp
75,000
Equitable Securties Corp.__ 40,000
Maltz, Greenwald & Co.— 30,000
—V.
interest
on
Lee
402.
p.
first
subject
Shares
increasing
190,
ucts,
for
purchase,
of
Hirsch
consideT
and
annum
"
and
shares
§716,000 shs.
per
;.<■
agreed to
equipment
number
shares.—V.
effective Sept.
companies.
the
$15,000
5%
■
_
additional
all
of
payable
the
commissions
UNDERWRITERS—The
Ltd., and Vermiculite Insulating, Ltd.—to
Sidney Roofing & Paper Co., Ltd., it was reported on
Aug. 19. Further
details
on
price were not immediately available.
Sale
of
The
be
1962
10,
rate
1960.
is
will
sums
j:
$88,268
1,392,795
2,000,000 shs.
the
22,
interest.
$850,000,
of
at
$2,000.60
sale.*
$30,000
sum
Corp.
Outstanding
warrants.-
con¬
$5,500,000
will
60%
a
the
of
sum
for
§15,000
control
President,
TACAN
of
1961
Ltd.—Sells Control of Units—
has sold
Vermiculite Mines,
the
produce
The
of
Stock—
13
5,000,000
company
1964
Park
$88,262
$1)______
without
amount
Ulncludes
awarded
remote
Navigation system (TACAN).
31 by John G.
Brooks, Siegler
contract
new
&
kits
the
is
the following
$300,000; on Oct.
released
Air
Aug.
Olympic
stockholders
from
Radio
Tactical
in
of
sum
approximately $200,000 has been
Modification
the
Increase
The
stock
Olympic
Field
equipment of
for
value
(par
mortgage
Its
Florida.
111,482,001
thereafter
are
specific purposes.
L
_l
mortgage bears interest
payable in full on Jan.
and
10,
An
stock,
*This
due
capital,
production of proposed
Shell Foam Corp.,
a
sub¬
synthetic
for
balance
the
to
moneys
and
rubstances
The
of
FINANCING
Authorized
^
•Mortgage payable
tLong-term
debt
repay a bank
to purchase
12;'
May
on
business.
operate
.
Common
bal-"
con-:
$3,465,260, partly
Inc.
CAPITALIZATION
$10,000
production.
prop¬
company included, as of April 30,
interest of $1,062,049 fepresented prin¬
the-amount
purpose
intention
The
including working
purposes,
connection
advance
to
expanded
to
the
price of the Bradenton
BUSINESS—The
1959,
to
accrued
money
mortgage
The
payable
the
_
be
general
of
products,
sidiary,
or
is
•
transferred
cipally by purchase
(representing $40,803 paid in to the com¬
its equivalent).
Of
the net proceeds of the,
stock,
of
purpose
intention
Bradenton.:
net
tracts.
$2.20
company
cash
the
present
,
per
assembly
has been assembling and
a
high fidelity FM Tuner;
equipment is being planned
and
Petersburg Beach
in
The
1964.
primarily in
St.
erties
each
at
company was organized
real estate
business
and
the
principally in the State of Florida.
Through two wnolly-owned subsidiaries the cpmpany now owns cer-,
tain properites in Palm Beach
County, Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach
commission is to
The
underwriter
common
in
operate
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
the company is engaged
testers; since May, 1959 it
additional
Notes
commenced
debt
to
oper.
ry.
Net
acquired
production. These are 270,000 common shares now
outstanding, of
89,500 shares each are owned by Sidney A.
Joseph, President;
Maltz, Secretary; and Nathan Maltz, Treasurer, founders and
pany
in
company
chosen by
was
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
-which
The
proceeds
and equipment;
the
were
917.
p.
1956,
tube
short-wave
and
the
Oct.
Organized in
fund
interest
„•
for
interests
overseas
917.
p.
until
be
July 31—
Railway oper.
Railway
oper.
per share,
plus $13,000 for expenses.
purchase 35,00o warrants at one cent per
entitling
Sisters
than
accrued
South
810
construction
Period End. July 31—
the
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
poration
be
price
in
chase of machinery
corporate
under¬
after
stock
common
sinking
a
nor
maturity, plus
accrued
which
cents
may
and
of
converted
to be
additional
company for the fispal year
May 1,
of the debentures remain
outstanding and unpaid.
be redeemable at an initial
redemption price of
thereafter to par at
The
be
price
fifth
will
parents
oper.
rev.
—V.
~
underwriting
in
1962, and an
thereafter until maturity.
debentures
units
an
the company
of
the
Initial
Net
redemption.
indenture
equal
of
debenture
stock
conversion
1,
period
convert
may
such
Jan.
36-month
debentures
prior
after
any
common
sl^are;
per
share
per
stock
common
170,000 shares of common stock, to be offered
share through' Schweickart & Co.
The
common
& Co. Inc.,
completed,
all of the said units
having been sold.
the
Net
common
Sept. 1 in
shares of
by
writing syndicate headed by Michael G. Kletz
of New York
City. The offering has been
At
Placed
corporation, located at 112 State St., Westbury, L. I., N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 28, 1959,
covering
a
furnished
815.
p.
bentures, due Septv 1, 1969, and 84,000 shares
two
Note
—
current
This
filed
Lake¬
Sea View Industries,
Inc.—Securities Offered—Public
offering of $420,000 of 7% subordinated convertible de¬
stock
Association
Siegler Corp.—Olympic Unit Receives
by
to
angina
will
B-phenylisopropylhydrazine
only.—V.
of
Shell Electronics Mt-g.
tract
Chemically,
Railway
Railway
various
on
profession
showed^the
forward
Division.
standard
2932.
p.
$
10,339,790
computer
the
program
depressions,
Schering
Fall.
on
11,310,991
amount of orders received by SMI
series of True Airspeed Computers to over
$3,000,000.
provides the necessary true airspeed input to the airborne navigational system and is used on
the Lockheed P2V airplane
which is utilized by
the U. S. Navy in their anti-submarine warfare
program.—V. 189, p. 21^1.
for
The
loan,
The two
after
1,259,462
corporation has received follow-on production orders from Lock¬
heed Aircraft Corp., in the amount
of $485,345 for the production of
True Airspeed Computers. This latest
order, together with other cus¬
will
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc., announced on
Aug. 28 that it has li¬
censed Schering
Corp. of, Bloomfield, N. J., to market its new anti¬
depressant drug currently available to physicians as Lakeside's Catron.
Catron
Its
its equipment
189,
(PDT)
190,
persons
1960
and
Southern
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Gets Order From Lockheed—
organizers
Schering Corp.—To Market New Drug—
side
Loan
shares
thereto.—V.
equipment said
other
been
Louis
advisory
of
its
$17,951,839
This
selling
$47,071
Smith,
of
1,315,919
Industrial
with
pursuant
per
1,740,200
$85,742
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Banker
G.
Forces.
the
for
has
standard
move
major
a
market
as
Co. and Georgia
a
proposal with the SEC for borrowings of $40,banks; and the Commission has issued an order
funds
and
Period End.
$1,516,667 $23,209,183
Net
$2,183,891
\
ops.
ry.
The
to
—V.
be
.
Russell
$2,478,823
ry.
917.
p.
warrant
716.
p.
ops.
income..
oper.
190,
also
Ry.—Earnings—
income..
oper.
190,
750
Bodine
&
1216,
a.m.
$30,000,000
filed
additional
notes
corporation, located at 1500 North Dayton St., Chicago, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
21, 1959, covering
$600,000 of participations in the Employee Savings-Investment
750
2,250
1959—Month—1958
expenses
from
rev.
2,250
______
$345,827
260,085
revenue__
oper.
from
This
750
__________
___:
equipment
2613.
p.
1959—7 Mos.—1958
750
2,250
_
Inc
Period End. July 31—
Railway oper.
750
——
;
Townsend,
716.
p.
2,250
._
Co—
Stetson
&
750
2,250
-
750
2,250
—-I
Peck—_
&
1,250
Inc.——
CO.,
&
Northwest
Winslow,
Adams
1,250
2,250
&
Marache
1,250
3,750
__
-
the
at
revenue
oper.
ry.
1959—Month—1958
$12,225,334 $11,528,285 $94,636,573 $90,017,002
expenses
9,746,511
10,011,618
71,427,390
72,065,163
oper.
rev.
the
Seeburg Corp.—Registers With SEC—
1,250
3,750
—____—
...
Sons
Evans
A.
Pacific
4—V.
&
RR.—Earnings—
Privately—The Association has arranged, through Lee
Higginson Corp., to sell to an institutional investor, a
$1,000,000 collateral trust 6% note, series A, due July 1,
1974, it was announced on Sept. 1.—V. 190, p. 816.
5,000
3,750
i—.————
.
Co.—.
Granbery,
1,250
—u;—
Co
&
&
Brown
Courts
1,250
3,750
Co—_——
&
Co., Inc
Whipple & Co
Bacon,
1,250
—
Securities Corp..
Hallgarten & Co.—______—
Hemphill,
3,750
—«
—.—
Co.—
final
and
manufactured
5,000
*—-
&
Equitable
Reynolds
15,000
15,000
3,750
—
Co.
I.
Trust
of
twelve
1959
sell
stock
Line
Plan,
Roberts.
8:30
it
interested
its
on
together
respec¬
Amalgamated
manufacture
.V":
.
months ago
Room
to
has
from
thereon.
to
Air
Security
severally
following
Vice-
Birmingham, Ala., subsidiary of Alabama Power
Co.,
giving
20,000
options
purchase
to
of
of the authorized class A capital
granted or to be granted.
shares
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
Generally seasonal
borrowings
each year and are subsequently
zero.
spring
the
in
137,500
reduced.
to
$5,500,000
franchised
be
represented
Police.—V.
1984, See also V.
This
265.
p.
Railway
—V.
lines
have
from
fluctuated
been
tl,000,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
$5)
$5)—
1,
Power
20,000
25,000
Co
Period End. July 31—
$2,595,000
100,000 shs.
625,856 shs.
indebtedness—short-term loans
Class
of
Oustanding
at
company
000,000
100,000
&
Seaboard
Net
Authorized
Class
and
A
will
equipment
Air
the
by
equipment,
Executive
Southern Electric Generating Co.—Bank
Loans—
Shares
$295,000
Johnson
&
Stanley
—V.
/2
1959
had
limited
overseas
and
Mead,
Kletz
Net
AUG.
OF
AS
National
Calif., will up
purchase from
& Co. Inc., is acting as representative, have
severally agreed,
purchase, in the respective amounts set forth below, the $420,000
of 7%
convertible subordinated debentures, plus accrued interest, and
84,000 shares of common stock $.10 par value:
15, 1959 to
Corps
E.
Kleinschmidt
government
boost when several
Korean
of
Contract—
selected
.
it
111.
Kleinschmidt
Signal
.
been
teleprinting
Southern California Gas Co.—Bids
Sept. 29—
record
Sept. 28, 1959.
The payment, amount and
future dividends,
however, will depend on future
financial condition of the company and other factors.
to
Railway
CAPITALIZATION
♦Sundry
27
of
1959.
15,
Oct.
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
625,856
initial dividend
an
the class A capital stock, payable Nov.
share on
per
holders
declared
directors have
Deerfield,
selection
commercial
a
years
Army
a
South
any
the
S.
given
paid
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, for
G.
U.
stocl
in
that
Australian
some
•
that
handle
to
of
Emerson
sub-assemblies
ana
said
establishing
For
business
of
of
by
announced
Australia
plant
Mead
the
in
stofc
common
stockholders
to
for
tj
ps
of
Parts
Kleinschmidt
to
initial
an
$100
common
new
directors
of
1959,
shares,
old
of
heretofore
not
board
14,
shares
amended
was
500
shares
320
365,000
has
company
intention
the
now
common
and
for
incorporation
of
stock
common
exchanged
were
DIVIDENDS—The
It
certificate
par,
1
has
supplier
vr
Ltd.,
assemuiy.
now
Division
prime
as
Sept.
on
also
company
Wireless,
Mr.
increase
announced
The
39,106
449,000 shs.
$683,000.
DIVIDEND—The
was
government
President..
750,000 shs.
par)—:
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
Kleinschmidt
corporation's
Australian
Outstanding
$420,000
(5% )__———
($.10
.
Smith-Corona Marchant, Inc.—Australian
The
PRESENT
■' 1:1'.'
subordinated
1969—
others
stock
facilities
Florida.
TO
offered.
Michael
for
$10,971,000
were
with
compared
due
payable
•tCommon
originally
business
a
Its products are sold to ^na¬
through its KfnK
°
independent retailers and
slacks.
casual
and
pants
tional chain stores
division
succeed
to
1919
in
25th
GIVING
convertible
7%.
earnings,
the company is one of the country's leading pro¬
boys' and juvenile popular-priced utility and sport
1893,
men's,
of
sale.
after this
stock
captal
B
BUSINESS—Incorporated
started
of a ^roup
sold for the account
being
are
stockholders who will receive all of the net proceeds of the
selling
shareholders
will
continue
to
own
substantial
of
amounts
ducers
10-year
its
PROCEEDS—The
of
sale.
principal
W.
N.
Authorized
•Includes
Salant, Inc.—Stock Offered—Public offering
Salant &
of
53,074,852
56,799,205
$1,743,641 *13,681,534 $10,464,314
$1,742,870
income...
716.
from
rev.
3975
at
'
oper.
ry
The
rooms.
screen
located
are
CAPITALIZATION
^enuT .igfoS"®SSSl
«pen«« * 8,468.'10S
7,869,180
Eauw oper
and
Ry.—Earnings—
Francisco
Louis-San
St.
.
are
to
be
used
for
working
capital.
Spartans Industries
Inc.—Sales-Distribution CenterTo
give
throughout
added
to
better
its
the
and
faster
Middle
growing
list
service
Atlantic
of
sales
in
states,
greater
Philadelphia
this
corporation
has
office-warehouse
centers
by
and
just
taking
|
Volume
190
Number
5879
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1019)
long-term
a
lease
Philadelphia,
"This
on
10,000
a
foot
square
building
3401-1 Street,
at
Standard
Pa.
order
Spartans
for
its
to
Tor
room
Industries,
increased
has
Inc.
taken
designing
5,000
sales
and
mpxh
feet
square
accounting department in New York City.
including credits and collections, and auditors,
132
West. 31st
iaents
remain
Street.
at
1
The
West
executive
34th
offices
Street:—V.
and
139,
all
space
entire
is
Jersey)—Secondary Offering
for
Roving
discount of 90 cents
otherl^epart-
ticipation
by
its
share
a
members
for
selling the stock.
had
been
approved
Par¬
by
at
offered 218,333
shares of class A stock
(paik5O0)
outstanding
price of $6.62Vz
a
per share.
Of the total number of
51,667 shares are being sold for tj$g ac¬
count of the company and 166,366 shares for the account
of Sidney N.
Rosenthal, President and Director ^ the
company.
The offering was oversubscribed
the
shares
closed.
;
PROCEEDS—Net
stock
will
Chicago,
-for
be
the
tablishment
of
of
its
plant
for
the
the
from
the
will
the
sale
for
company
its
of
'shafts
51,667
states,
and
tfife
for
be
It
es¬
plant
offices
and
inks
purpose
Chemical
Richmond
in
which
Products,
New
Hill,
instant
are
Inc.,
with
York,
its -pwbfcipal
manufacture&Uspecial
indelible,
drying,
Prior
waterpro&fjsa and
of
smearproof.
It also manufactures Speedry Brushpens, MagiOv-M&rkers
and other devices used in the application of such inks.
The cowpany
believes it is
the largest manufacturer in the United States ip
the
field of specialized marking, stamping and stenciling inks
with
the
company
manually
are'
operated special devices. Production
also carried on in Albuquerque, New
salts
net
the
fiscal
of $2,137,992
CAPITALIZATION
ended
year
net
and
to
GIVING
June
bank
note
TO
EFFECT
PRESENT
Non-interest
.*-
.___
bearing
demand
♦Class
A
stock
(50c
B
stock
(50c
note____
par)
"By
Certificate
a
stock
of
of
Speedry
outstanding
Consolidation
Outsta*ft8*hg
Inc.
and
into
1:500,000
shares
have
been
for
reserved
218,333 shs.
DIVIDENDS—The
the
of
and
and
has
intend
to
declared
2c
of
issuance
class
establish
policy
a
of
S.
a
Fuller
D.
Co
&
Dulles
7 Inc.
Weil,
Friedrichs
Bioren
&
Co.
7,500
—__—__
-
Bonbright &
George D. B.
Co.
7,500
Draper, Sears & Co.____
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
F.
E.
10,000
—
Writer
tansen,
Reich
7,500
&
Ernest
—V.
190.
6C9.
p.
Inc.
Co
&
xno.
iVSuB* 7.500
&
ry,
V.
_______
$2,917,609
$2,808,857
$19,730,144
$17^70.928
expenses
2,203.875
2,058,563
14.639,374
14:0611.080
ops.
$713 734
$750 289
$5,090 270
324,57'3
339,325
2.526,653
ry.
t£> 343
19,137
of
for
the
(Del.). Inc.
Registration Challenged
—
By Securities and Exchange Commission—
and
Commission has institutsd "stC|5f)5order"
the Securities Ac; of 1933 challenging the su5€7iracy
under
various informational disclosures contained
h
a
filed by this corporation, located at
Great
Neck, N. Y.
of
adequacy
registration
Great
Road,
The
of
of
registration statement proposed the public offering of $£.000,000
ten-year subordinate convertible debentures (at 100%'^cii prin¬
6%
cipal
am our. t)
the
for
the
account
tire-issuing
of
company
andSfflfei.959
1,239,692
minimum)
outstanding shares of common stock (at $6 .^et^-snare
the account of 52 present holders thereof < not j^Apding
for
officials),
At a hearing .scheduled for -Sept; *'%/_ 1959,.
conducted into the question, whether the r^Slration.
management
inquiry7will be
to
/"statement Talis
Securities
the
of
issued
s".
spending
comply
Act
its
with
applicable, disclosure
the
ar.d,
if so,
effectiveness.
whether
req^pefnents
order saq&ld be
stop
a
"
.'*
than
&
Carter,
merge
(Delaware)
with
Esso
that
Standard,
corporation
and
com¬
taken
one
known
as
branch
of
the
the
the
by
over
State
other.
Loan
&
27
The
Finance
in
Corp.
States
and
Board
*%-;
7; ••'*■.'
'■-* ~
Equitable
of
Credit
Corp.,
says
The
meeting
Corp.,. has
been
set
of
State
meeting
Loan
his
of
date
and
for
Sept.
for
29.
stockholders
will
be
announced
Railway
Rapid Transit Ry.
Net
Net
$240,511
$274,691
$1,923,292
290,349
2,005,329
prospectus
'$15,653
'$82,03*7
ry.
including
in
picspectus of the speculative factors applicable to
and
its
securities
(including prior s;cck sales
the
the
in.
80.395
576,251
461,378
190. p. 609.
of
the
Act registration requirements and resulting contingent. lia¬
arising therefrom);
failure to
describe
the
history"^ the
company's
organization and promotion;
including the activities
of
Joseph Abrams therein; failure,, to disclose accurately the issuance of
shares
to promoters,
management officials and their assaciagsa and
the amount of cash paid by such persons; inadequate and inaccurate
information regarding the company's properties and business, iymeiuding
speculative and uncertain estimates of income for iRd:vidu%Jh«*stablishments and statements
regarding the bowling indistrV. g*fl»railv;
false and misleading statements with respect to the interest
ofbdeseph
Abrams
and other
promoters and controlling persons in numerous
transactions, involving the acquisition of properties by SportatMrenas
Securities
bilities
„
.
and
the
issuance
statements
of
certified
independent,—V.
Standard
188,
its
by
p.
securities;
and
accounting
an
the
firm
inclusion
which
.
was
of
financial
not~*3
Sales
and
Earns,
income
other
Fed.
income
inteiest in
$3,073,761
—
through Glore, Forgan & Co. the private pjUtcement of $5,000,000 of senior notes due June
30, lOtjEcand
$2,000,000 of capital notes due July 15, 1974, with a
^roup
of institutional investors, headed by the New York^Life
Insurance1 Co.—V.-190, p. 199—~
'
-
~
:
V,i.- •;
;
"7
•-
'
-
Three
190,
Ratio
166,214
Cr 13.104
139,106
A
full
tics,
plastics
the
sheets,
its
of
used
other
many
of
plastic
line
widely
industries,
few
thane's
resin
liabilities
$119,698
major
U.
with
tubes,
was
S.
newest
newer
binder,
flame-retardant
thermosetting
rods,
and
at
FR-1,
resin
WESCON
by
Grades
*$0.03
2,333,013
3.743,320
•2,333.013
product,
Grade FR-2,
and the
laminates with
FR-3, another of Syn¬
paper-base plastic- with
both
are
binders.
paper-base
Grade
FR-2
grades.
This
Talcott,
Inc.—Securities Placed Privately—
on
Sept. 2 announced the placement
corporation
with institutional investors
of
due 1971; $2,000,000 of
book
of
3.5
of
excess
cost
of
investment
Established
industrial
of
This
will
$10,000,000 of senior
subsidiary
The
order
to
Sales
the
in
and
net
of cpst
of investment in the subsidiary over
separately shown above as deductions in
earnings per share.
income
the
for
operations
reported
above.
income of the subsidiary and the
are
net
other
consolidated,
the
excess
equity
determine
and
the
in
interest
of
six
including
months
Redondo
were
for
the
$4 927,727.
quarter
For
record
time
despite
shut
This company,
now
nual
its
has
were
down
for
vacations
at
our
plants.
The
loss
for
for
exceeding
$10,000,000,
1959,
1,
1958
1957.
to
production,
Army
missile
"The
fident
directors
report
in
the
an¬
shareowners.
cut
was
the
the
all
and
to
present
which
of
$1,300,000
as
compared
to
loss
a
of
shows.
Sales for 1953 were $6,000,000,
The backlog has been brought up since
total by means of eight new programs
aircraft
are
related
to
key
Air
Force,
Navy
and
programs.
company's capabilities, facilities and financing justify a con-,
optimistic outlook for the -future£% the directors reported.
and
The
report points out that through the support df Atlas'Corporation
the firm's working capital position has improved and its
management
strengthened; it is operating in a new modern plant and its
produc¬
tivity
is
Atlas
increasing.
obtain
owns
to rights to convert its loans to Summers.
stantially
—V.
guaranteed
p.
918.
190,
by
Air
the
at
Aug.
31,
Force,
The company's V-loan, sub¬
now
amounts to
$3,250,000.
engaged
in
half
totaled
of
1959
all
the
than
more
volume
of
Subsidiary—
1
announced
the
formation
of
New
York,
Chicago,
Boston
new
a
Inc.,
Other
in
phases
$495,000,000.
which
offices
and
Aug. 2G filed
shares of
letter
a
of. notification
class A stock (par "10
share, through Amos Treat &
Co., Inc.
Co., bcth of New York, N. Y.
and
Detfoit.
&
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
purchase
of
with
cents)
per
the
be
to
and
.
Truman,
and
furniture
advertising and working capital.
Teleregister
Inc.—Acquisition—Refinancing—
Tegtmeyer, President, on Sept.
1959, the corporation has: .,
the
business
Thomas'
and
and
the
Howard
1
announced
fixtures,
it
was
and
more
the
The
as
of
Boards—
stock
quotation boards which
offices since 1929 will soon
brokerage
announced
corporation.
legible,
electric
on
Aug.
boards
attractive
18
have
and
by
S.
been
a
"new
a
Sindeband. President of
redesigned to provide a more
been
more1
have
have
J.
functional
display
first
for
brokers
such board went into service
on Aug.
17 at the offices
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. in
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Merrill Lvnch, the
largest brokerage house in the world, has more
than
seventy Teleregister boards.
of Merrill
*
The
has
basic difference between
been familiar to the
long
larger
symbols
for
which
the
new
face
equipment and that which
industry involves the use of
it employs
contrasting colors
brokerage
identifying
separate
the
full
stocks;
range items for each stock
listed, as well as
last price quotations.
On the new board
symbols
present size and printed
in a soft green; the
year's
high and low figures are printed in a
slightly darker green and ar¬
ranged one on top of the other, rather
than side by side as
the
commodities
are
double
in
existing boards.
vertical
shades
Mr.
more
At
of
same
of
p.
stated
this year
time the
boards
several
188,
Horizontal
use
between
light
stocks
they
division
green
is
of separate stocks is
horizontal strips,
while
accomplished
by
gray.
boards
older
take
the
by
division
Sindeband
the
—V.
and
the
that, Teleregister
that
and
all
of
these
plans
will
to
be
of
using
install
the
ac¬
the
alternate
about
new
50
design.
company plans to initiate a program to
convert
new
face style.
He indicated
that it would
to
accomplish
the
entire
the
to
years
conversion
291.
program.
'
Ten Keys, Inc.—Common
Stock Offered—E. R. Daven¬
port & Co. and McDowell, Dimond &
dent, R. I.,
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—Ten
ment
23,
its
investment
1959.
Its
Co., both of Provi¬
10 publicly offered 973,000 shares
(par $1) at $5.40-per share.
Aug.
on
of common stock
net
proceeds
Keys,
will
be
uked
for
investments.
Inc.
is a non-diversified, open-end
manage¬
incorporated
in
Rhode
Island
on
April
objective is to obtain capital appreciation for
company
primary
through investments
shareholders
not
engaged in any
principal office is at
business
512
in
activities
Hospital
securities.. The
since
its
company
Jias
incorporation.
Its
Trust
Bldg., Providence, R. I.
Invest primarily in common stocks and in
securi¬
ties
into common stock.
Industrial National Bank of
Providence, R. I., is custodian of ih9
assets
and
Rhode Island Hospital Trust
Co., also of Providence/ Is
transfer agent.
'
will
>
principal
Co.
that
Corp.—Redesigns Quotation
The automatic
familiar sight in
company
convertible
H.
(1). acquired
estate)' of
the
on
100,000
$3
The
Super Food Services,
Wm.
is
and
inventory financing,
factoring, industrial time sales
first
company
Sept.
located
.
1,271,000 shares of Summers stock and holds options
1,095,000 shares for approximately $1,000,000, in addition
now
the
In
the
on
corporation
selling,
the
report
against $9,200,000 for 1957.
Jan.
in
to
Co.—Backlog Exceeds $10 Million
under a rehabilitation program put into effect in 1958,
drastically from the total of the preceeding year and
backlog
a
letter
$4,200,000
as
losses
by
Inc.
receivable
loans,
918.
covering
offer-H
complished
Summers Gyroscope
reduced
Talcott,
special
sales
are
p.
are
proportions
p.
1513.,
139,
con¬
July 1, 1969; and
Tassette, Inc., Stamford, Conn.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
comparative
s?les
purposes,
James
and
acquired
190,
the
book
notes
and
equity.
included
minority
1974
subsidiary, James Talcott Southern,
its headquarters in
Atlanta, Ga.
subsidiary is Talcott's first in the
Southeast,
The
in
until
have
1959i-are
related
1854,
finance—accounts
corporation
industrial
look"
amortization
in
equipment
Forms New Southern
In
late March 1959 Stylon acquired
a
majority owned subsidiary
its purchase of a 52%
stock interest in Redondo Tile Co., an
outstanding ceramic tile
manufacturer located
in
the
Los
Angeles
metropolitan
area.
Redondo's
sales
and earnings since
March
31,
The
stock
common
80,000 shares of cumulative
preferred stock, $50 par
value,
convertible into common stock
until Sept. 1, 1969.
F.
Eberstadt & Co. and
White, Weld & Co. assisted Talcott
in the placement of
these issues.
3.1
by
its
into
Wasserman
3.1
one
laminates, is an Alpha
having flame-retardance;
(James)
1,780 400
$0.06
—
Synthane,
having'complete f&Bflcating facil¬
flame-retardant
Grade
parts.
high-pressure laminated plaselectrical, power, aviation and
exhibited
laminators
fabricated
of
and
substantially
*$12,296
1,912 393
*50.01
3,743,320
tAmortization
related
*$12,937
1,780,400
$0.05
to
assets
public
Stuart &
epoxy
in addition, FR-3 sells at
reduced price from glass-base
epoxies.
»
and FR-3 are
recommended especially for
printed cir¬
cuit
applications, while Grade FR-l has wide use
potential in elec¬
trical
applications
such
as
switchgear
components,
where
flameretardance is an
important factor. Both FR-2 and FR-3
can
be fur¬
nished either
plain or copper-clad on one or
both sides.
Synthane Cornoration is
also exhibiting a broad
selection of plastic
laminates at WESCON which
includes
printed circuit boards
and
fabricated parts
having wide application in the electronic
and elec¬
trical industries.
The firm, which this
year marked its 30th
year of
production, offers more than 35 plastic
a
—V.
$103,564
—
1
of
for
Shows Flame-Retardant
extensive variety
In
the electronic,
ities.
9,603
1,912.393
—
share—_
$25,000,000
company's seasonal cash requirements and to
provide
capital.
The total amount of the
5% promissory
is
to
be supplied
by amendment
(the amount
July 31, 1959, was $10,000.000).—V.
189, p. 749.
at
subsidiaries
29,242
9.603
capital_,
current
199.
retired
laminated
laminated
Cr61,499
29.242
outstanding—
*Loss.
*110,795
________
current
the previous
Orlando, is at
p.
qualities were fea¬
tured at the 1959
Western Electronic. Show and
Convention (WESCON)
from Aug. 18 to 21
in San Francisco,
Calif., by this corporation, which
is a
leading manufacturer and fabricator of
industrial
$2,927,913
347,649
—_
per
Working
$4,927,727
*31,091
$1,585,703.
net
earnings
Shares
a
the
Synthane Corp., Oaks, Pa.
Laminates—
taxes
taxes-
earnings
over
approxi¬
of
including
sales.—iV.
of
working
be
receivables
tiated
v;,- •*••■■■ .'V i
meet
to
outstanding
1959—6 Mos.—1953
308,623
before
Minority
over
1959—3 Mos.—1958
__'
etc.
.
to
Places Notes Privately—
This corporation on Sept; 1 announced that it haS^go-
...
to
financing and rediscounting.
Stylon Corp.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
fact
2689.
Financial Corp.
1959
additional
notes
mortgage,
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
foreparPipf the
issuing company
violation
sales
$31,988,354
volume,
in
with
Inc.
The interest
rate, public offering price, and
underwriting
are to be
supplied by amendment. Proceeds will be
used in part
prepay, without premium,
5%
promissory notes due in 1962,'the
balance to be applied to
the payment of certain
short-term notes when
due
in October and
December, 1959.
The borrowings were made in
$21,193
115,672
deficit
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
Sports ^Arenas'
of various material, facts,
is false and misleading in respect
(!) omission of a concise dis'rssion
the
over
Current
yearly
1959
to
1,965.320
*$44,895
ops.
that
asserts
33%
31,
Co.
$1,986,513
285,406
ry.
$1,074,745
of inter¬
serially
terms
1959—7 Mos.—1958
expenses
from
rev.
at
means
due
covering
Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
V.
.7^
proceedings
by
loan
corporation, located at 730 Third
Avenue, New York, on Sept.
registration statement with the SEC
a
vertible
revenue-_
oper.
Bellefontaine,
stood
years;
some
1958.
its
on
sinking fund debentures, due Sept,
1, 1984, to be offered
sale through
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
and Halsey,
shortly.
alleys
lor
up
31,
City areas;
term
ended Aug.
$50,000,000
fran¬
affiliated
now
of
and other
income
without
Reddndo
were
all-time
highs of $2,456,816 for the auarter and $4.310,782»for the six months,
up 55%
and 47'/^
respectively over the $1,585 708 and $2,927,913 for
the like periods last year. - The record pace of sales which
began in
March this year has continued through the first month of the third
quarter.
This quarter also appears to be headed for record or near
order
This
filed
1513.
Railway oper.
$2,073,761
Commission's
Aug.
over
$800,000
company
and
Sylvania Electric Products,
Inc.—Registers With SEC
Davis
Weir, Chair¬
Corporation, said the.
Finance
shareholders
the
corporation was organized under Delaware law in September
1957 and is a holding company which through subsidiaries is'dg&gaged
in
the operation
and management of bowling alleys.
Five-drawling
alleys are said to be in operation, in Bethpage, Brewster and Pgdfskill,
N. Y., and Fort, Iauderd&le and Fort Fierce,. Fla.
A nnmber'bf addi¬
tional bowling alleys are said to be under construction, att'd^other
properties have been leased for the purpose of constructing adffltional
thereon.
$42,500,000,
of
York
franchise
The
areas
(approximately)
loans, which
May 31, 1959,
of
as
an
year
flame-retardant phenolic
operating
offices
companies.
.
The
The
fiscal
recently-introduced
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
having
402
of
Period End. July 31—
statement
Neck
Oil
403.
Chairman
p.
and
(L.G.A.)
these
mortgage
15-year basis;
a
bank
•,
Florida.
in
first
on
report
cash
its
New
increased
current
approximately five
ended
rate
exchange
(Delaware).
Humble
is to be
Staten Island
Earns,
"~Ssr,
The,Securities and Exchange
proceedings
and
Board
the
189,
Net
Sports Arenas
in
Ontario, Canada.
It will be the fifth largest consumer
the country,
with total assets in excess of $155
tAmorcization
816.
p.
Delaware,
Humble
present
transferred
■'? 5,000
—
revenue-
from
190.
Humble
incorporated in
the
in
both
of
man
Co.
cpar.7 income—
Nat rev.
of
Bean,
Federal
Net
of
of
would be
7
A.
date
■
7
operations
All producing, refining, marketing
Jersey affiliates in the U. S. would thus be
total
a
Equitable Credit
Corf2*s&5,000
&
of
greater
$600,000
its
quarter
closed
the 300
as
Alliance
central
approxi¬
stock:
•
capital notes due
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earning;—
Period End. July Si1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos^f953
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
and
company.
rather
company
holders
Chrisaas&e
Moore
third
generated
mately
a
and
of
program
currently
common
the organization
signing of the merger agreement was authorized by the Company's
directors today.
The merger is subject to the approval of the stock¬
"7.500
^
;
Fuller
T.
Refining Co., to be
into
of
company
have
Province
W.
_____.;__i£««E7,50&
Co.
M.
Berwyn
the plan calls for
merger
the
Co.__._J.'5«sst«7,500
&
the
and
to
refinanced
year
Labouissaf^Kss
&
Hut ton
Pecers,
stock
study
million.
Jones, Xreeger & Co._:»5£g2&Bf'7,500
Laird. Bisseil & Meeds-era^??,500
7,500
Pate
717
pp.
refinanced
(5)
corporate
together
will
-V.
Howard.
123,333
Battles,
&
receive
Humble
compa¬
Shares
'
•.
,
names.
Shares
Janney,
merger,
would
of
Albany,
loan
paying
quarterly cash dividend# for
Sept. 30, 1959, of 10c per share on tiger class A
share on the class B stock payable Dec.
^5^^959,
of record on Nov. 16, 1959.
^
.
&
stock
surviving
one
190,
and
'
,7
Oil
operations
in
resultant
of
•UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, for
whormrtSt. D.
Fuller & Co., is acting as managing underwriter, have
severali^iaayreed
to purchase the number of class A shares of the
company sefcraforth
opposite their
the
nies
'T3/rstock
exerci^
upon
per
shareholders
Jersey)
shares
merge
ending
quarter
stock
to
directors
dividends
further
than
four
should
Humble.
and
directors
of
this
corporation
and of
Equitable Credit Corp.
N. Y., have agreed upon the terms to consolidated and
these "corporations, subject to certain conditions and the
ap¬
proval oi the shareholders.
The consolidation will join the two
of
Inc. .^hen
the
quarterly
each
which
Jersey
Jersey-Humble
The
the.-sijarei
1959,
warrants.
*
on
for
Ohio
warehouse
(4)
and
marketing
unification
both
the
(other
for
State Loan & Finance
500,00ft shs.
•
Products,
conversion
for*
and
(3)
Ohio
' 2&;-OO0»
July 24,
Instandry
reserved
been
have
Following
properties
of
western
present
is
add
should
the
Grocers
part
I.G.A.
type
operation
and
of
•
and
an
This
volume
earnings
Independent
Florida
develop
the same
Synthane's
an
47,000* shares
the
100%
—V.
$50,190$
500,000 shs,.
filed
Products,
converted
were
company)
step in a plan
entity and under unified management. How¬
ever,
it is contemplated that, initially, the units now
operating, as
individual companies will continue to
operate, in general, under their
present names and managements as divisions of the new company.
aggregate of
166,666- ahaJrfi* of
class A stock and 500,000 shares of class B stock of the company.
and
which
bined
FINANCES
U,000,000 shs,
L2-
Humble
stock
of
Following* such steps, it is planned to
thq^ohSpany
25,000
par)__
•Class
of
Jersey
Humble
Oklahoma
MexjrtjPj,- and
$50,000
the
Jersey
first
refniing,
such
with
(incorporated in Texas)
oper'a^€®s of
1959,
achieved by
shareholders
connection
the Jersey-Humble
to
new
marine
30,
in
the
earnings of $274,424.
Authorized
6%
a
being
EARNINGS—For
be
the
for
Chicago, 111.
had
the
the
of
conducted principally by The Carter
Co., Humble Oil & Refining Co., Oklahoma
of which (with the exception of Humble)
Jersey company.
It is expected that a sub¬
the effectiveness of
the operations of these
Refining Co.
for
created
use
of
them.
by
as
producing,
(98.27%
of the proposal, a merger
Agreement is expected to be entered into between Jersey and Humble
which will set forth
definitively the terms of the merger subject to the
approval of the shareholders.
-
BUSINESS—Speedry
by
all
Co.
all
in
will
to
stockholders
shares
held
Refining
the
eastern
rapidly
stores of
period
&
owned
are
of
to
the
Oil
the
anticipated,
the
five
in
affiliated companies in the United States,
under unified management.
Co.,
by
companies
is
that
.
Oil
advantageous
secured
all
chise
presently
are
Standard
Pate
owned
Oil
of
(2)
plans
$400,000.
annual
Jersey
operation
improvement
various
in England where the products will be-jnade
English as well as the European markets.-** The
will be available for general corporate-; pur-
poses.
Esso
and
100%
stantia!
of
of
operations
Co.
which
of
nally
proposal to merge
a
operations
Co.,
Gil
Humble
consolidation
nationwide
Oil
and equl^^fht in
manufactured and *"assmnbled
mid western
announced
Such
machinery
be
proceeds
'
for
are
products
throughout
a
assembled
balance
the
by
where
2
ultimate
marine
.
proceeds
used
111.,
distribution
and
Sept.
offered
books
and
shares of
company
approximately
$5,500,000
a
15c per share to the
Super Food Services, Inc.;
on
Proposes to Merge Units—
This
of
at
mately
the
New York Stock
Exchange.
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—Stock Offered—S. D.
Fuller & Co, on Sept. 3 headed a
group of underwriters
which
consideration
running
on Sept. 1 a
non-registered sec¬
ondary issue of 125,852 shares of common stock (par $7).
The offering was
quickly oversubscribed and the books
closed.
The price was $50.75 per
share, with dealers'
2832
p.
(New
the close of the market
activities,
central
department,
to
make
Co.
of securities firms headed by Reynolds &
Co.,
including Clark, Dodge & Co., Goldman, Sachs
& Co. and
Smith, Barney & Co. offered publicly after
group
Inc. and
■
In
Oil
A
facility," according to Charles C. Bassine, Chairman of
the Board,
"will mean improved customer service.
By bringing our
products in the apparel field closer to the point of sule, wr expect
to
give much better delivery."
The. building was leased from Lico
Corp.
'■
*•*-"•«*
new
55
of
assets,
Orlando,
(except
Fla.,
real
for
a
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to
authorized
and
the new financing, there will b»
outstanding 1,000,000 shares.^—V. 189. p. 2078.
.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1020)
Railway
expenses
oper.
of
North
1959—7 Mos. —1958
$2,404,050 $2,291,055
1959—Month—1958
$318,657
$325,844
255,686
238,330
31—
revenue—
oper.
Railway
miles
Ry.—Earnings—
Tennessee Central
Period End. July
1,808,393
1,741,283
$549,772
113.311
pipeline
Monte
Estimated
issued
Net
ops.
$62,971
$87,514
income™
2,495
28,747
158,863
from
rev.
ry.
Ret
ry.
—V.
190, p. 717.
oper.
filed
500,000 shares of its $10 par common stock.
The company
organized as an investment company under the laws of Tennessee
1959. The stock is to be offered for sale at $12.50 per
a
90c per share underwriting commission, the offering to
be made on a "best efforts" basis through NASD members.
Manage¬
Aug. 29,
*hare
with
Davis, President. The prin¬
be to invest in small business
concerns
of their convertible debentures and
by making long-term loans to such concerns.
The company will also
offer
consulting and
advisory services to concerns in which it has
made investments as well as to other small businesses in Tennessee and
aaearby states. Net proceeds of the stock sale will be used to provide
the
of
cipal
business
the
the
of
through
jsuch
investment
headed
is
company
will be delivered
authorized capital
the shares have been registered previously with
the Blue Sky Division
of the Tennessee Department of Insurance &
Banking. Although the shares will be offered principally in Tennessee,
tne
corporation
intenas to Qualiiy tne stock for sale also in other
$10,000,000
and
'
£tates.
nation
the
in
Company
Inc.
Investors
Tennessee
the
is
with the state-wide par¬
all
13
is organized
which
Investment
of independent banks.
Forty-two banks, representing
the state, participated in the initial capitalization with
individuals as charter stockholders.
ticipation
jsections
of
wet
new
Texas
Dallas
Saul
the
In
utilizing
all
In
Market
expansion of the European economy, it is
Tenney's test equipment will Increase con¬
rapidly shaping up of the European Common
unprecedented
that
sales of
in the near future.—V.
expected
siderably
techniques, and sell it
countries.
the
of
the
and
Tenney
European
view
will manufacture
design and engineering
DWM
royalty-licensing
many
board, said that under
test equipment in Ger¬
of the Tenney
Chairman
Schiffman,
S.
190,
in
plant
sufficient
deemed
the
plant for
least
at
miles
two
will be built on
S.
Highway 67.
plant, the company's first,
Midlothian
from
U.
on
plant
this capacity would
of
million.
a
$14
have
Insurance Co.
with
Armco
low
The
for
2 Vb
than
more
\
•
manufacturing
header
new
TI
at
prices.
Awarded
first
on
nine
all
same
The
Terminal Tower Co.—Debentures Offered—An under¬
writing group headed by Fulton Reid & Co., Inc. whicn
Sept. 3 $2,500,000 of 7% sink¬
1969, with common stock
The debentures are priced
debentures, due
purchase warrants attached.
ing
at
fund
100%
The
entitle
the
from
corporate
general
the
be
of
sale
will
of principal
$1,000
the
to
used
amount
it
/debentures, together
a
bank loan of
The Terminal Tower, tallest build¬
ing In the United States outside of New York City, situated in down¬
than
the
past,
Co.
was
Tower
Tower
building
CAPITALIZATION
has
Tower
of
percentage
the
99%"-during
Terminal
Terminal
Terminal
The
and
space
owns
company
Cleveland.
town
ten years.
organized in
site
and
for
due
5%
2nd
*ir/o
Feb.
sinking
sinking
mortgage
general
bonds
1,
averaged
♦The
The
development
acquire
to
of
22,
Aug.
$725,000
1959,
shares.
377,358
2,500,000
Terminal
assumed
stock
common
Net
remained
baa severally
Rulton
100,000
be
paid
hares.
subscription
on
IT At
Co.
purchase are
Corp._
—
2614. *
p.
First
and
to
Peters.-
the
Net
$300,000
•_
Chris-
&i
Inc
tense'n,
•;
50,000
P: \ ;;
•
Net
■
Redemption—
Preferred Stock Issue—
increase
JBept.
4
on
and
its
capital
stock.
It
stock
and
for
the
creation
of
a
railway
—V.
Sept.
190,
Texas
Illinois
Federal
filed
receive
.south
Power
to
Gas
■£'*«.s
Presiding
25.
subject
build
to
Examiner
to
review
pipeline
additional
same
to
gas
To
—
Build
Emery J,
Woodall
by the Commission,
facilities
natural
to
from
gas
enable
it
to
in
reserves
grants
a
Illinois,
and
certificate
it
authorizing
Texas
to
to
South
construct
the
authorizes
Corpus
Christi;
Roy
H.
South Texas
to
gas
Mid-Continent
Sunray
Bettis
and
G.
independent
will transport
Oil
Frederick
and
four
Horace
are
Texas
facilities
to South Texas.
South Texas also
Illinois will purchase from Shell Oil Co.
will sell
and
time
Co.,
gas
Texas
which
ducing Co.;
Co.
The
C.
Co.;
four
Hargrave,
Union
Shepherd,
of
Pro¬
Dallas,
Texas.
tie~,
Illinois'
In
one
horsepower
to
proposed
the
construction
each
of
was
seeks
eight
authority
main
company
line
covered
to
by
add
stations,
for
two
2,000
total
a
applica¬
compressor
of
16,000
day,
to
524,000,000
cubic
feet.
The
stations
are
per
is
of
Counties,
Texas.
to
transport
this
line
South
is
its
In
$3,915,000.
about
other
This section
the
gas
of
of
purchased
estimated
Texas'
application,
miles
10
project
The
$690 819
131,828
S.
at
8-inch
line
by
Texas
pipeline
will
Texas
be
Illinois
in
operated
Illinois
proposes
Hidalgo
from
by
con¬
and
Starr
South
Texas
Shell.
Cost
of
$234,700.
includes
a
gathering system consisting of
108
of
of
William
T.
Rhame,
predecessor
who
for
th»
of
company
609.
p.
basis
of
Inc.
share
one
stock
of
held
Electronics
(with
stock
oversub¬
an
rights
of
to
business
(EDTi
Sept.
subscribe
Sept.
25,
2,
being
are
1959
1959.—V.
and
190,
issued
the
rights
609.
p.
authorized
Co.,
interests
in
by
for
the
"•
r.'
.
„
■
■
•
.
will
be
acquired
Thompson
and
air
by
Fiber
the
for
Southwestern
Glass
U.
S.
Co.
Astro
Government.
The
is to
build
the
"
large gov¬
largest ground radome
radome
was
designed by the Lincoln Laboratories
cognizance of the Cambridge Research Center
is under the
Facility.
that
George M.
Thompson
had
companies and William E. Tyler,
two
307.
p.
Kamo
—
acquired Bel Canto Stereophonic Recordings,
producer uf pre-recorded stereo tapes and
recordings, according to
becomes
Canto
an
announcement made
/•
„
.
member
of
on
of
31
Aug.
*
..
the Thompson
Romo
Wool¬
Bell
Sound
Electronics
Group,
whi^-h
includes
Dagc Television Division.
Bell Sound offers
hi
fidelity components
amolifie'-s.
tuners,
and
fields
third
a
Commercial
been
Vice-
■
Wooldridge Inc.—Acquisition—
has
national
leading
disc
stated
the
of
190,
products
tape
in
decks,
crrlridge recorders, intercommunication, and public address systems.
Dape is a manufacturer of closed i circuit television for the commercial
military fields.
library of
Canto
ir.
offered
be
I.
which
■
Products manufactured
c^wnv
•
Co.
H.
ground
of
one
corporation
a
dridge
West
19
at
of
common
company's'backlog is $1,500,000.
Plastics Company will perform under two
President
Bel
1,757,354
located
of
approximately $2,000,000.
Its business:
8c Manufacturing Co., a wholly-owned
by W. M. Jones, Vice-President.
$7.79t,485
inc.-
owned
announcement
stereo
2,238 785
shares
block
the
Thompson
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$6,041,167
$5,709,438 $44,194,341 $41,749,233
5,144,134
4,911,860
35,560,055
33.957,768
$8,633,686
of
Design
Plastics
Asiro
contracts,
and
The
Inc.,-
269.592
volume
radomes
said
Force
named
$21,539,651 $18,530 519
4,786,210
3,403,196
$797,578
of
also
wcrld.
the
Air
$77,816,103
59,285,584
151,433
4*
by Hitco
Southwestern
of MIT
$897,033
150,000
a
Aug.
sales
business
Thompson
1959—7 M'-s —1958
575,745
future
near
the SEC,
the acquisition was not disclosed.
Omega, a machine and tool company engaged in
metal parts for the aircraft and missile
industry,
of
annual
Plastics
RR.—Earnings—
$2,716,692
additional
an
likely that in the
of
said
manufactures
$843,536
249,599
Ry.—Earnings—
company,
pre-recorded
stereo
records.
two-track
Tap">s
the
and
under
stereo
the
Bel
tapes
well
f
,
Canto
as
'
.
label
as
■'
include
complete
a
selection
full
a
of
Bel
being- produced offer stereo albums
developed four-track mediums —V. 190,
no«-
newly
200.
p.
Timken Roller Bearing Co.—New
is
limited
a
Adler,
and
Howard
Charles
Hechler
J:
and
contracts
owrs
the
and
cash
To
partnership
L.
N.
to
organized
Weingrow
ard
Bernstein,
Howard
L.
two
Sam
in
August
Nadeison,
Ball,
Harry
Weingrow
purchase
balance
effectuate
pavtnevshin
to
be
eachi.
these
will
by
two
It
is
by
of
subject
by the
19"9
by
as
Li'ton,
Halted
pursuant
to
pay
in
general
to
this
partners
costs
Of
partners
this
of
tee
will
this
and
$30,000
and
eachi
B""ll
$1,819,000
be
offering,
sum,
($10,090
Bernstein
who
of
($5,000
be
to
fee
and
$87,980
.
the
sponsors
for
net
leases
for
Commonwealth
owned
by
terms
of
Properties
21
of
years
the
each
President
Americas,
corporation's principally owned by the
renewal
Inc..
options
whose
stock
Chairman,
of
the
as
director
a
title
title
of
of
Executive
as
on
E.
the
and
to
company
Chairman
as
to
several
of
the
Vice-President
and
Sept. 1.
Markley
Vice-President
the
the
of
H.
announced
Chairman
the
serving
Presi tent
date.
Board
will
succeed
other
Executive
of
advance
Mr.
from
Vice-
Bessmer.
changes.
H.
H
Timken
Vice-President,
Directors.
W
Finance
wili
but
R
Timken
Vice-President,
but will continue to
Committee.—V. 189, p. 2073.
'
'
'
-
serve
"
series
due
made
15.
at
N.
1979.
The
at
101.50%
Chase
Y.—V.
189,
Railway
accrued
Bank,
43
interest.
Exchange
Payment
Place
—v.
«0
oper.
°rK
Western
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos —1958
$629,370
$575,483
$4,459,414
$4 258 68?
expenses
380,546
359.755
2,725,653
2^633,286
$248,824
$215,728
$1,733,761
71,842
$1.625,3£
145,879
513,669
559,2c
from rail¬
operations
income
oper.
190.
o.
be
Vnrir
revenue™
revenue
ry.
will
New
749.
July 31—
oper.
plus
Manhattan
p.
Toledo, Peoria Si
Period End.
Railway
gig.
Tower's Marts, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
concern.
The
purposes
of the corporation will be two-fold, Mr. Payson ex¬
plained:. Generating short-term profits from industry and technology,
and investing substantially in land and resources for future growth.
-
Redemption—
The
company
has called for redemption on Oct. 1, next
through
operation of the sinking fund. $25,000 of its first
mortgage bonds 3%
Ne-t
new
serve
Toledo Edison Co.—Partial
way
Corp.—Consolidation—
Committee
also
be
as
same
Executive
Chairman
as
been
duties
relinquishing
to
to
sponsors.
The
consolidation
of
seven
separate
companies into a
diversified
enterprise called The Texstar Corp.
was
announced
in
New
York
on
Aug. 27 by Charles S. Payson, Board Chairman, and Tom Slick,
Executive
has
this
relinquishing
Net
Texstar
to
President 'of
Committee.
new
on
company
is
continue
the
they have
$7,500 payable
with
his
elected
was
Umstattd.
Bessmer
Effective
additional real estate commissions of
subsequent to closing and all expenses in connection with the acqui¬
sition cf properties and this offering,
and related charges.
The partnership will not operate the properties but will enter into
separate
E.
Executive
Mr.
is
Bessmer
A.
con¬
to
which
pay
Wm.
assumed
Jr.,
D.
TTmstnttd will continue
the
of
offering.
to
23.
«.
admitted
Of the $1,859,000,
$1,600,000 will be applied to the purchaes price
of the properties (including refund to "Sponsors"
Lifton, Hechler, and
Weingrow of the 90,000 cash deposit which they have made); $25,500
for
real estate commissions payable
at time of closing;
$145,520 for
underwriting
W~,
President, etc.—
ial meeting of the Board of Directors of The Timken Roller
spe
The
the
cash.
partners,
the balance
a
Aug
succeed
mortgages.
and
three
limited
or.
partners.
garden
$1,859,000
that
proposed
At
general
K.
Robert
original
as
limited
the
additional
partnership
to
purchases
require
contributed
tributed
is
is
the
190,
the
close
have
is
on
acquired
The
1.449,774
\
type apartment comraunities with a total of 882 apartments, one in Silver Spring, Md., and
ts~e other in Dallas, Texas (called, respectively,
the "Rosemary Vil¬
lage" and "Dallas Apartments").
The aggregate purchase price for
both
properties is $7,330,773, of which $1,600,000 is to be paid in
is
at
p.m.
with
basis
an
located
in
Texas,
Arkansas, Missouri, and Illinois, and estimated cost of the construction
struction
$2,293,310
.
1,544,310
r imite* 0artna'shln
partners,
the
Corp.
committee
Thompson Fiber Glass Co.—Acquisitions—
fabrication
through Lifton Securities, Inc., and Hechlar-Weingrow Securifor which they will receive a $400 commission on each $5,000
Texmar
Louis
With
horsepower to increase its system capacity by 20,000,000 cubic feet
It
be
sold.
unit
Ira
Vitro
executive
Inc..
agreed
Texas
tions.
sale
for
of
Textron
represent
3:30
will
44th Street. New York,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 1, 1959, co<<»ring
a
of
of
Chair¬
combined
Thompson subsidiary.
Realty Co.—Registers With SEC—.
reehv
$10.0C0
the
at
to sell
which
producers
et al., of
system
Gathering,
natural
producers
«as
Pipeline
area.
decision
sell
Aug.
company
its
Texas
The
Gas
Commission
on
this
into
Natural
Natural
Facilities—
decision
a
authorizing
of
case.
718.
p.
the
I. Thompson, President, said liabilities incurred prior to the
acquisition will not be assumed by the company in either
Harry
date
and
It
Additional
for
Navy for
the time
op.
ry.
oper.
Texmar
new
is
expected that the record date will be
proxy
material will be distributed to stockholders
11.—V. 190, p. 717.
that
about
or
in
preferred
232,937
$129,632
40,582
498,938
expenses
from
$1 81° 00^
The corporation on
Aug. 25 notified the New York, Midwest, and
Pacific Coast stock exchanges that it proposes to call a special
meeting
of common stockholders on Oct. 14, 1959, for the
purpose of authoriz¬
of
$2,225,129
$362,569
$2,910,774
ops.
revenue
oper.
rev.
Texstar
the
on
of
record
stock.
Divrs;on
:
filed
an
ry.
oper.
Railway
of
President
made
which
at
has
$12,071,481 $11,393,185 $83,1.82.151
9,160,707
8,676,493
61,592,500
Period Ended July 31—
Railway
of
Board
the
interests,
Chairman
Board
_
company
This
corporation
class
earlier
an
Instruments
Cleveland
Writer
several
the
major
and
Payson,
18 announced the acquisition of certain of
the
assets
and
businesses
of
Omega
Associates
and
Astro
Design
Plastics Co., both of Long Beach, Calif.
1959—7 Mos —1958
1959—Mont'-—1958
Pacific
&
Mr,
in
of
he-Id
director
a
of
member
.
718.
p.
is
on Sept. 2 that the registration statement
covering
subscription
offering
to
Textron
common
subscription price of $7.50 per share was declared
Securities Exchange Commission. The
offering is not
registered
ernment
income
oper.
190,
Chairman
below.—V.
stockholders
be
The
each
has called for redemption on Oct. 1, next, through:
of the finking fund; 4,790 shares of its outstanding 84,790
■shares of 5.40%
preferred stock at $101.35 per share.
ing
from
rev.
ry.
corresponding
and
companies,
a
is
President.—V.
—V.
industrialist,
and
■
718.
p.
revenue—
operation
To Create New
under
Texas
$66,546
*8,374
expenses.
'Texas
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—Partial
The
190,
Railway oper.
N't
-
to
254,895
ops.
Railway
these
respec¬
winch
ofierea
Corp.
•
500,000
"
being
follows:
ao.v
as
•
"
underwriters
The
500,000
-
—
189,
debentures
Poaesta &
ry.
Period End. July 3J—
oper.
generally
consolidated
interests
and
was
shares
Thompson
$321,441
income..™
oper.
divisions
the
Electronics
at
of
(H. I.)
in
reserved
the
Co., Inc.-$1,150,000
Securities
Cruttenden,
units
similar
on
awarded
1959—Month—1958
Texas & New Orleans
subject to this
for the satis¬
are
warmvus
to
of
names
of
agreed to
Reid 8c
Cfcilds
—V.
amounts
created by
designated
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses_
from
international
international
v
proceeds to working capital. Moroney,
Beissner
8c
Co.
has been
identified
with previous
offerings of the
company's common and preferred stock.—V. 190, p. 403.
2725,
p.
13UO.OOO shs.
.■"■
principal
oper.
rev.
ry.
Net
tive
189,
revenue..
♦Deficit.—V.
2,500,000
Building
Tower
+T.ierrf
i«.
purchase
'
UNDERWRITERS—The
disturbances
display unit,
and
radar
will
Aug.
1i400;000 sbs.
The
owns
company
faction
Railway
an
financing
Tex-Tube, Inc.—To Offer Common Stock—
common
Outstanding
377,358
1966
underway
contract
allotted.—V.
oper.
owned,
in
Inc.—Rights Issued to Stockholders-
10
expire
the
Railway
FINANCING
40%
w:
Inc.
offering
each
The
An
Period End. July 31—
PRESENT
cattle
announced
holders
in charge of the Apparatus
APS-80 set was delivered to the
purposes
last March in about half
The
'■'$7,507,000
—
obligation but has not
originally
Net
$1)
(par
evaluation
and
mining
scription privilege).
more
*$7,507,000
note due Feb. 21,
fund debentures due
stock
cest
is
system.
Texas Mexican
1959
May
TO
1981
1, 19o9
of
feet
square
has
The
emergence.
already
the
of
five
of
Electronics, Inc.—Stock Offering-
Warrants
submarines
surfaced
of
Aeronautics
of
operators
■■.
committee.-
which
Production
development
underwritten.
Fall.
developing
the
holder
■
>
.
snorkel
craft's
Inc.;
in
and
1
Textron
for
translates the electronic signals into visual im¬
ages,
is of all-purpose design and can be used as an electronic plot¬
ting board to simplify target tracking.
Delivery of the first system under the new contract will begin this
fund
mtge.
Common
detection
range
AN/APA-125,
$11,940,837.
EFFECT
GIVING
580,000
occupany
Authorized
Ji!4%
and
Bureau
BUSINESS—The
rentable
division,
held
director
effective.by the
designated AN/APS-80, was developed by the Apparatus
will be installed in large patrol-type aircraft for long-
radar,
Cos,
engaged
•;
•
and
man
also
is
Textron
was
the
to
systems, W. F. Joyce, Vice-President
division, announced on Aug. 13.
The
■-
executive
director
past
stockholders
Bureau of Aeronautics has awarded a. $9,373,728
corporation for advanced airborne surface search
Navy
Guatemala.
ore
elsewhere.
Corp.,
concern,
companies
also
and
Textron
Navy Contract—
this
to
in
engaged
Corp.
Textron
years.
radar
repay
$3,000,000.
S.
contract
the
purchase the company's common
to
funds,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
with
holder
the
at the rate of 40 shares for each
debenture, at $10 per share.
shares,
of
accrued interest.
and
warrants
U.
He
name.
See
•
has been under
process
ex¬
a
oil
these
and
Steel
years
will
offered for public sale on
Texas
of
President
junction series includes 10
types of transistors for general purpose industrial applications and
six typ°s for entertainment—that is,
television and radio receivers,
high-fidelity phonographs, tape recorders, etc.—applications.
Perfection
of a
new
header manufacturing process which directly
seals the glass header to the metal case, permitting almost complete
mechanization of production techniques, is credited by Texas Instru¬
ments
with
making the new
transistors available commercially at
new
and
Cattle
&
oil
having
and
exploration permits
Canada,- and interests in ap¬
firm
a
organized into
major activities of
formed
Texstar,
America,
Per¬
prevailing for competitive units.
The
new
high-quality, low-price alloy
the
cer¬
include*:
Corp.
leases
acres
been
has
corporatidn's
of
man
entire
the
Land
International
has
Slick,
new
performance
high
oil
Corp.,
Mexico
investment
various
several
in
cents
for
of
series
a
of
36.000
''
Mr.
the
germanium transisitors including types to sell as
quantity lots.
general purpose series are 20 to 30% under
economy
50
as
cf
industry
significant
another
introduction
the
Texstar
new
.
and
the
Transistor to Sell for 50£-—
achieved
cornoration
Resources
Hartford
companies.
18
the
benefipiation of mineralized
California,
addition
in
in Dallas.
High
First
Inc.—Introduces
Instruments,
concrete,
Technology Division, which selects, develops,
and
commercializes, both here and abroad, uew techniques and
pro¬
cesses
having technological or industrial promise. ;
609.
p.
for
in
Texstar
to
in
Rogers said the plant would be financed without the sale of any,
stock.—V. 190, p: 404.
Texas
in
Columbia,
of
trade.
1
York and the First National Bank
of New
holder
British
industry.
(61
Financing for the plant has been arranged privately with the Mutual
Life
combined
Corp.,
in
firm^
nation¬
Cyclomatic
food
300
the neighborhood
value in
a
>
prestressed
former
That
out
.
by a spur from the Santa Fe railroad.
Cost was not disclosed, but it is generally understood in the industry
that
building,
the
carried
encompassing nearly 50,000 acres,".'
*
/
1
G
Freezing Systems,
Inc.,
owners
of
rights to and
developers of a high-efficiency vertical plate freezer for the frozen
served
of
Slab
and
fields.
concessions
Slick-Moorman
<5i
1,300-acre
It will be
a
April
Trans world
banking
cement
subsidiaries,
ranches
years.
The
Lift
mining
and
processes
(4»
The plaint is expected to be in
supply
to
the
companies
for
interests
the
site are
The
(3i
of
end of 1960.
Mr.
Rogers said the new plant will have a capacity of 1,400,000
barrels a year (4,000 a day).
Reserves of limestone and shale at the
by
evenly divided between
f
Secondary Recovery Corp., a company engaged in
and in secondary recovery of oil by water flooding,
production leases in Texas and Oklahoma.
Alaska
corporation.
several
in
and
plications
those
been
has
this
by
Construction will begin in September.
Prices
reached by Tenney Engineering,
Inc.
and DWM
(Deutsche Waggon und
Maschinenfabriken) a large
■enterprise controlled by the Quandt Gruppe of West Berlin.
arrangement
royalty
announced
been
about
are
Slick
primary
to serve the North
had
1948,
other
ploration
1285.
p.
Cleveland.
and
operation
low
Royalty-Licensing Arrangement—
A
189,
Rogers, President, said the construction contract has been
to
Turnbull, Inc., engineers and construction
managers
of
awarded
Aug.
below.
Co.
permitted.—V.
plant at Midlothian
in
tile
(1)
of 30,000,000 cubic
average
an
Inc.—To Build New Plant—
cement
process
has
area
purpose
Instrument
to
up
variation
merged companies
interest,) he said.
of
operations
The
Ralph B.
This
Victoreen
in volumes
similar 33 Vb %
a
formance All Purpose
Deferred—
Tenney Engineering, Inc.—Merger Plan
See
an
Mr.
Business
Small
first
daily with
site
services.
management
and
capital
corporation is chartered in Tennessee with an
The
of
for
(2)
Lee
by
will
company
purchase
provides
quantity
Texas Industries,
on
ment
Illinois
Texas
of 30,000,000 cubic feet per day with the pipeline
being permitted to vary its daily rate of take by 33 Vh% above
below that amount. The Shell gas which South Texas will trans¬
contract
the
areas
organized
wide
A
covering
was
these facili¬
.
with
two
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
Texstar, headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, succeeds
Texstar Corp., which was one of the merged companies.
company
Nashville,
28; 1959,
corporation, located in the Life 8c Casualty Tower,
a
registration' statement with the SEC on Aug.
This
Term
•.
of
assets
these
previously
FPC
amic
feet
With SEC—
Thje
$4,297,694.
initial
contracc
or
Investors, Inc.—Registers
Texas'
is
authorizing construction of
'
temporary certificate
a
'
port
Tennessee
facilities
ties.'
South
$595,657
gas
from the various producers in the
Shepherd fields in Hidalgo County, Texas.
and
the
of
The
receive
to
Chrlsto
cost
\
.
This corporation
a
registration
300,000
shares
located at 210 East Mam
St.. Rockvllle, Conn
file
with
the
SEC
on
Aug
28
1959
co^rin
statement
of
class
A
common
stock,
to "be
offered
for
public
sal
190-'Number 5879
Volume
at $3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
share. The names of the underwriters
to be supplied by amendment.
per
terms
.
.
are
Organized under New York law in March,
the underwriting
and
other
it'also engages
and
the acquisition of
company
store
in
real
estate transactions
suitable sites, designing and supervision
buildings, for its-own - operations,
of
tion
well
as
year
an
stock,
and its subsidiaries,
by
Mill
two
of
also
B
including about $125,000 for merchandise inventory
Stores, Inc., for two additional stores in the
The
Outlet
the
Conn.;
which
Dundalk,
Stores,
12,292 shares
own
each;
and
Samuel
of
class
A
and
class
A
and
result
the
in
the
and
The
opening
of
additional
two
subsidiary,
is engaged in the ready-to-wear business.
Inc.,
stores
in
Thg
to
Withdrawn
Aug.
on
24.—See V.
with
190,
SEC
the
and
Oct.
the
(par
Later
S.
S.
Auchincloss,
President,
the
that
announced
12
the
entire
facilities of Tracerlab-Keleket had been put on-a 55-hour
and that most manufacturing departments would operate during
vacation period in order to expedite completion of a more
$3,500,000 orders-backlog, the highest in the company's history.
$3,500,000 orders backlog is a direct result of greatly expanded
development
and
is
during the first six months of
all operating divisions o#» the company.
sales
and
shared
effort
equally by
ability
of
Industrial
low
a
variety
unique
new
million
to
announced
12
gauging
.
San
applications.
The
new
radiation detector with a
of
of
Because
low
and
cost
1959
and
designed
in
use
a
employees
a
of one
system
useful
range
and
reliability, the new
system is
applications which require the use
Department
light-weight
aboard
Bureau
for
contract
prototype
a
model
several
production
models
by
took
the
its
of
reduced
Aug.
on
schedule
price
and
by
carbon
The
is
the Atomic
14
isotope.
System
for
catalog
new
the
compounds.
14
the
in
The
of
cost
year.
of«new
carbon
the
and
compounds
14
189,
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
its
of
102.48%
4%
plus
first
Oct.
on
York.—V.
189,
Truax-Traer
This
interest.
Payment
York,
New
1176.
p.
Coal
Co.—Registers With SEC—
located
company,
20 Exchange Place,
Co.,
at
Wabash
N.
111
filed
Chicago,
Ave.,
a
Kgistration statement with the SEC on August 24,
1959, covering
$800,000 of Participations in its Employees Stock Purchase Incentive
Plan, together with 30,000 shares of the company's common stock
which may be purchased pursuant thereto.—V. 190, p. 918.
corporation
This
Its
Corp.—New
has
formed^
Operating Division—
operating
new
division
products business,"
it
was
announced
on
Dial, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
G.
The
ucts
will
division
new
Initially,
Co.
it
known
be
will
Eveready brand products,
Union
as
market
will
Co.
Carbon
Carbide
Sept.
1
market
and
and
National Carbon
in
Co.
can
add
to
providing better products
consumer
product customers.
help
and
Contract
Awards
for
services
to
electrodes,
arc
and
A
contract
materials
Construction
Troast
Co.,
start
Co.
Clifton,
-of
division of Union
immediately, with
of
the
laboratory
Building
research
has
N.
of
Y.—V.
N.
The
I960.
been
Corp.
completion of
Work
the
reactor
190,
covers
Nuclear
building and
awarded
by
Mahony-
to
Carbide
Nuclear
three
at
Mahony-Troast
will
the
this
per
Like
in
the
produced
of
in
"The
Horse's
Chop
Union
Pacific
RR.—Earnings—
difficult
of
Railway
expenses
oper.
the
of
Jan.
for
the
for
the
first
1959 film
3,
with
compared
Net~earnings
1959
three
rentals and
$3,701,963,
equal to $3.16
outstanding during the
Net
rev.
The
$
dividends
of
35
through
at
cents
the
declared
stock
in
April
paid
has
In
43,456,044 298,678,937 270,268,083
33,132,197 223,442,159 208,879,638
The
ops.
11,695,802
10,323,847
75,236,778
of
public
of¬
September
class
the
B
and
com¬
intention
present
of
919.
p.
given
2,910,639
20,530,592
on
operations
income from
Net
Aug. 27 reported a decrease in
$5,322,660
for
income
net income from
12,
seal
said
hermetic
The
and
from
investments
and
all sources for the month
July,
other
was
sources.
$4,828,686 as against
time
is
seals
of
strike.
•
,
Total
for
from
in July,
the
1958,
,
_
,
revenues
same
$33,398,419
despite
as
for
,
,
.
July
month
an
were
year
a
$45,094,221
as
compared
to
share, with
After
taxes
for July
last
was
year,
Net
and
rents,
$2,954,208
an
income
increase
from
oil
net
as
income
compared
from
to
transportation
$2,910,639
for
the
same
month
division
to
the
anticipate
alone,
business
a
unfilled
volume
orders
for
satisfactory
for
orders
new
be
can
overall
at, this
will
continue
to
and
gas
operations
of
$1,558,037
Income from
decreased
investments
and
J
stock
undisclosed,
but
earlier
is
sale
to
year
this
investment
several
Mr.
of
that the
block of
Leeson stated
a
substantial
will
trusts
be
the
for
used
machinery
land
on
line
because
export
of
market
basis.
contract
Leeson said, is to manufacture
which was previously built In Eng¬
Mr.
addition
In
to
Holt's
have
price.—V.
190,
line of
machines in.
export field
present
plans to manufacture there those
not recently been saleable
in the
Universal
which
acquisition,
the
the
for
a
machinery,
its
of
purpose
919.
p.
Uranium Corp. of America, Portland,
Ore.—Statement
Effective—
the SEC on April 30, 195?
covering 1,250,000
common
stock
(par
16 cents)
became
effective Sept.
1058. An amendment, filed July 27, 1959, noted a
change of name to Oremont, Inc.—See V. 185, p. 2145.
The
filed
statement
shares of
registration
with
Utah
Power
Light
&
by
Co.—Borrowing Authorized
The
SEC
issued
has
order
an
authorizing
this
to
company
make
aggregating $25,000,000 during the period ending;
will be used to pay outstanding short-term
notes and to. carry forward the construction program of the company
and
its
subsidiaries through 1959 and
1960.
This program involve*
expenditures estimated at $31,600,000.—V. 190, p. 818.
bank
borrowings
Sept.
The funds
1960.
29,
Victoreen Instrument Co.—Merger Plan Deferred—
Pending further study and future developments, the proposed merge*'
between this company and Tenney Engineering, Inc. has been deferred,
it was announced
on
Aug. 27 following meetings of the directors of
the
two
both
but
by
the
companies.
companies,
and
"In view of the increasing volume of business in
the work involved in other expansion moves, ifc
action on the merger
at this time," a joint
defer
to
decided
was
said.-
Nuclear
on
of
of
this
the
instruments
Instruments—
of
Over
instruments
50
covering
is
line
company's
the
systems
announced
by
of
The
Co.
and
systems
included.
are
the
Among
major
are
the
data
next
come
1960
seal
Instrument
Victoreen
amplifiers, scalers, rate meters, power sup¬
instruments,
spectrometer,
radiation,
medical and survey instruments.
Brief descrip¬
tive copy outlines design, uses, performance data, etc.
A new print-and-plot scaler for accurate digital and analog readout
of spectrographic equipment is announced by this company.
While designed
primarily for use with single-channel pulse height
analyzers,
the
combination
thereby forming
a
spectrometer with
automatic digital and analog readout, the Victoreen ADRS2-5 Scaler i*
eminently
suitable for many other counting
applications requiring-
seal
company
end
hermetic
illustrated bulletin
and
monitoring
12-page
new
the
the
in
made
operations
time,
overshadow
classifications
group
division
p. ,404.
are:
plies,
electrometers,
monitoring systems,
readout
The
accessory
analog
in
and/or
features
instrument
two
digital form.
independent scalers,
one
for
counting,
generally used for data identification. Outputs from
both scalers are available for operating a printer and/or a recorder.
A new bulletin
(form 3021-9) on the company's Model PHA-120, a
while
other
the
channel
100
nounced
is
analyzer with 20 channel storage, is an¬
The 4-page, 2-color brochure illustrates th©
height
pulse
by the company.
equipment, gives a block schematic diagram and describes in detail
various applications such as fallout studies, whole-body counting, back¬
ground studies, etc.
Detailed specification data and performance figures
are also given.—V.
190, p. 818.
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—Exchange OfferWilson Brothers
See
a
United Dye & Chemical
of
requested
20-year
relating
Inc.,
to the
which
debentures
change
due
in name
effective
became
1973
1,
Aug.
have
been
of
this
company
27,
June
on
Committee
The
may
Securities
on
to
of
the
Exchange
rules
Sept. 8, 1959 deliveries against transactions
be* made with debentures bearing the old
that until and
in the deben¬
name
"United
Corp." either unstamped or stamped with a legend
in name of the corporation to "Chemoil Indus¬
after Sept. 8,
1959 debentures stamped
with
shall be the only delivery.-
legend
In
25,
announces
Lowell
indictment
Blrrell, United
the
M.
Corp., and five other individuals with violations of
provisions of the Securities Act and Securities Exchange Act.
Chemical
&
Dye
Release No. 1485, the SEC
1959, of Alexander L. Guterma,
Litigation
Aug.
various
187,
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
States
for
the
six
Chemical
months
Milling- Corp.—Earnings—
ended
July
31,
1959,
were
$3,939,281
last year. This amounts to 56 cents per share compared with
per
share, adjusted to the present number of shares out-1
The figures represent a 41% increase in sales and a 42%
cents
standing.
in
increase
income.—V.
190,
United States Rubber
cushions
Boat
that
float
504.
p.
Co.—New
and
U.
S.
cushioning
Rubber.
be
—V.
is
Ensolite,
a
Development—
snapped together to form an
dozen or more persons, have
190,
p.
405.
inc.—
706,780
$1,028,671
669,985
a
vinyl
sponge
15,143,711
15,760,883
$11,364,516 $13,181,665
7,387,601
7,440,964
and engineer
design
to
developed
America—Unit Awarded Contract—
Engineering Co., a division of Vitro Corp., of America, has
$4,300,000 contract by the Atomic Energy Commission,
awarded a
a
new
facility at the Hanford Works for Uni¬
1961, will reprocess
materials (up to 3%
elements of all designs ana
including oxide and alloy cores clad with aluminum, zirconium
It
U235)
will be capable of handling fuel
shapes
and stainless steel.
Vitro
is
also
carrying
Oak
where
Ridge,
cells
"head-end"
#
„
on
a
similar
for the At*C at
design of two new
fuels reprocessing pilot
program
engineers are engaged in
for a commercial nuclear
the
Pl
Co., is engaged in the design, construction and
advanced facilities for governmemnt and industry in
nuclear energy, chemical processing, metallurgical de¬
velopment and defense.—V. 190, p. 505.
Engineering
of
fields
of
Wabash
Salomon
by
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—& Hutzler and associates on Sept. 3 of¬
Bros.
$1,500,000 of 4%% (non-callable) equipment trust
maturing annually, Sept. 1, 1960 to 1974,
inclusive. The certificates, first instalment of an issue
not to exceed $4,635,000, were scaled to yield 5% for
all maturities. They were awarded to the group Sept. 2
fered
certificates,
a
bid of
Halsey,
Issuance
Because it
is made up of many individual cells,
all
"closed", it cannot absorb water.
In addition to its tremen¬
buoyancy, it is self-extinguishing and
will not support flame.
them
dous
material
$993,022
processing of commercial power reactor fuels.
This
facility,
planned for operation in early
from 50 to 150 tons per year of fuel element
on
can
raft, capable of supporting
been developed by this company.
emergency
The
1,874,239
ops.
ry.
as
compared with $2,786,685 in the corresponding period of 1958, Charles
H. Lundquist,
President, announced on Aug. 27.
Earnings after taxes, were $269,443 against $189,859 for the same
33
2,049,461
Corp. of
Vitro
Vitro
been
the
United
$3,042,483
operating
p. 919.
operation
Sales
$2,902,910 $27,125,399 $28,325,376
rev.
190,
Vitro
1033.
p.
1317.
Chemoil
Chemical
&
p.
expenses
operating
operating
Net
1958.
beginning Aug. 25, 1959, transactions in the debentures
were
recorded
under
the
changed name of the corporation on the
American Stock Exchange.
tures
188,
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
Accordingly,
including
below.—V.
Corp.—Change in Name-
such debentures to The Pennsylvania Banking
Philadelphia, Pa., for stamping thereon of a
trustee,
Co.,
Industries,
6%
surrender
to
Trust
&
of
$239,522 from $1,797,559 for July, 1958.
The
Ry.
operations
of,$43,569.
price
the
from
Railway
ago.
222.
Firm—
purchase.
dealer's concession of $1.25 per share. This
offering has been continued.—V. 189, p. 961.
$43,456,044
Railway operating expenses were
for July, 1958, an increase of $266,-
offering
Universal's
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
made on Sept. 1 by Blyth & Co. Inc. at $36.50 per
was
..
against $33,132,197
The
proceeds
nuclear
is
than
more
and
shipments
part:
of the company,
as
well as realign the duties of these
Leon Singer has been elected Chairman of the Board; R. Sachs
and Leonard J. Box Secretary.
board of directors also added to its numbers Sheldon—De-ighton,
period
1958.
transportation
operations was only slightly better
increase in gross revenues of $1,638,177.
The company stated that the increase in freight revenues would have
been substantially greater during July had it not been for the steel
Net
than
<
will acquire the business and fixed assets, subject to
liabilities, of Thomas Holt Ltd., a well known textile machinery
Issues Bulletin
expanding at a much
Continuing the present trend we
backlog
schedule
than
in
business
anticipated.
on
operations
all
of $493,974 compared with the same month in 1958.
resulted chiefly from declines in net income from oil
decrease
gas
connection
in
United Control
ary
16.879,795
for July
construction
with,
finance
expenditures
It is estimated that gross construction,
subsidiaries will amount to
approximately
programs.
■
officers
The
$1,500,000
incurred
United
incurred to
additional
for
of
borrowings
company
statement
Inc.—Expansion—
61,388.447
2,954,208
ry.
follows:
as
manufacturing firm of Rochdale, England, it was announced on Aug. 2S
by Robert Leeson, President.
The purchase is subject to the approval
of Holt stockholders.
on
declared
was
on
no
190,
first
1957.
cents
40
of
or
share
quarter
a
second
the
President
on
$
income...
company
sources
and
from
opre.
ry.
common
v
used
be
.
pleased to announce that your company's rapid expansion
us the opportunity to expand the present board of directors
are
The
certain
Hole
"A
company.
We
—V.
Net
the
of
91.6%-
and
stock of
companies
company.
will
14 *:
utility merchandising
during 1959 for United's
$23,000,000.—V. 190, p. 96.
the company
1959
$19,330,524,
shares
stock.—V.
hermetic
present
to
semi-conductor
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$
45,094,221
33.398.419
Railway oper. revenue.-
sale
bank boriowings
and/or
construction
A
shipping
conductor
semi
most
such
1959—Month—1958
$
bank
short-term
repay
and
utility
stock
of
stocks
common
a
Hill,",
relating to the change
tries,
Inc." and
that
Period End. July 31—
the
distributing
gas
Securities and Exchange Commission—
been
Aug.
on
than
rate
of
record
Devil,"
4,
$636,010
directors
of
number
Its
"Pork
the
'
April
earnings
common
this
Hot,"
Krim
and
large
a
1957
having
on
It
1958.
ended
-
,
,
Benjamin
Tables,"
With
with
paid
June
board
Fall,
the
at
greater
pictures
office.
box
ended
of
net
v
Messrs.
the
income
number
.
annum.
months
a
Dye
404.
p.
B.
currently.
Since
the
seal
division
is
absorbing, the
entire
original
factory,
additional
space has
been obtained for the pilot plant of the semi-,
conductor division.
Operations have started and it is expected to be
in pilot line production by November.
The final contribution of the
two
second
the
and
companys
pace
reach
division
industrial
both
and
Union
by
J.,
Carbide
contract
water
the
LP
seven
to finance
requirements of subsidiaries, and the remainder to make
in and/or advances to subsidiaries to be applied by them
requirements
their
oi
of
company,
and
gas
short-term
repay
to
stocks
transport
gas
proceeds
.
com¬
buildings" expected by
phase of construction of
the company's research cented located in Sterling Forest, near Tuxedo,
fall
electric,
to
others
of
distributors
distributed
at
Hands
weeks
53
company
President,
rapid
will
legend
the construction
for
radioactive
the
construction
effectiveness
Laboratory—
the
LP
Net
Disciple."
period
from
dividend
Holders
Reactor
Arthur
who heads the New York investment firm of Darius inc.—V. 19<D,
the corporation's
and
in
the
dividend
and
a
$750,000
and
Prestone
lighting carbons, brushes for electric motors and other carbon
graphite specialties.
It is felt that specialization in t&ese diverse areas heretofore
bined
by United's subsidiaries.holding company owning all
a
all
an
Robert
of
and
account
motion
"Separate
compared
average
corporation's
more
_
by
products include batteries, anti¬
and garden chemicals. National
manufacture
to
the
major
of
by
has
"Some
other
and
For
stock
Sachs,
The
which have been handled by National Carbon
continue
is
an
Prod¬
Consumer
corporation's
the
Co., division of Union Carbide. These
freeze, automotive specialty products,
financed
.
of
balance
bonds
of
company,
Fran¬
to the
the
world
months
United Components,
people.
expand
to
consumer
Morse
San
account
company,
for
go
quarterly thereafter a dividend
dividends have been declared
stock
and
Carbide
the
for
and
of
headed
Devil's
similar
the
the
of
the
"Shake
three
$84,446,557
first
declaring
has
Union
be
sale
The
$23,000,000.
percentages.
one
included
,
No
mon
$500,000 of
next,
1,
collateral trust bonds, series C
will
be
made at
The
and
mortgage
accrued
of Commerce Trust
Bank
Canadian
New
for redemption
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, series A; $500,000
first mortgage and
collateral trust bonds, series B and
the
on
and
is
successful
"The
the
rentals
1958.
the
1958
Co.—Partial Redempt'n
4%
$85,000
at
has called
company
4Ve%
its
*
J ■'
which in
construction
internally and from funds already obtained from
is
being
expected to cost
United
the
lesser
James,"
$712,451,
were
by
company
1959
;
R.
The
York and
westbound.
the
the sale will
own
the
of
in
common
paid.
2614 and 2397.
pp.
account
own
notably
and
film
of
fering
on
request
from
Tracerlab's
Technical
Publications
Waltham, Mass. The new price schedule will also appear
in the next edition oi Tracerlog., Tracerlab's monthly publication.
Tracerlab
was
the
world's
first
commercial
company
to supply
artificially
produced
radioisotopes
and
today
world's
operates
the
largest commercial radiochemical facilities with over 200 radiochemical
compounds stocked for immediate delivery.—V.
of
management
DIVIDENDS—The
basic
available
of
New
sold
owned
Soldiers,"
were
share
per
new
the
being
Board
Artists
"Alias Jesse
interest
Department,
its
the
an¬
to share*
for each
share
new
be
telephone operating companies, all the stock of
hours
are
of
will
1951,
half
$16,578,933
Services
Carbon
number
a
53/4
the
of
throughout
were
Head."
1958,
lists
is
will
producers.
new
Horse
months
Commission
and
in
which
reported
use
availability of the fifth
Catolog" listing
the
Technical
all
for
Energy
it
plans to extend DC-8 service to Washing¬
along the Pacific Coast from Los Angeles
shares
EARNINGS—For
price schedule is effective immediately and reflects the recent decrease
mad
the
period
announced
15
"Radiochemical
one
the managing underwriter.
undertaken
to
finance construction
sale
is
costs will
transport,
United Air
18,
SeattJe-Tacoma.
proceeds
States
first
in
small
very
a
U.
corporation
to
associates
office
films
New Radiochemical Catalog—
The
jet
by
Sept.
on
Peabody & Co.
investments
and
originally
independent
Since
to Tracerlab
manufacture
of
Continuous Air Particulate Monitoring
S.
Navy's nuclear submarines.
tne
edition
a
their
Mouth,"
has awarded
design, and
Ships
of
development,
the
and
of
Chairman
the
of
United
$135,000 Navy Contract—
Navy
$135,000
Francisco
shares
"The
The
a
of
newest
inaugurated
by Chicago-San Francisco service Oct. 18
Chicago-Los Angeles and San Francisco-:Los
United
BUSINESS—United
an operator can cojitf.ol the amount of materials being stored in holds,
bins, or elevators over a great distance.
Receives
be
Francisco
selling stockholders.
selling stockholders were class
B
common
shares
and
converted into
common
stock
by the under¬
writers prior to the
offering.
After this sale Messrs, Benjamin and
Krim
and
associates
will
continue
to
own
more
than
27%
of the
company's Outstanding shares of class B stock as joint tenants.
Of
these, Messrs. Benjamin and Krim will each continue to own 6.41%
Among those applications for which the system
ore,
coal, and grain
handling systems in which
are
world's
the
will
27.
year,
C.-Baltimore
all
The
multiple detectors.
was
in the ratio of
29
..
The
expanded in October, Mr. Patterson
York and Los
Angeles are plannd
New
Krim, President, for their
high
gauging
numerous
Oct.
the
Benjamin,
,
its
to
Inaugurate Jet Coast-to-
followed
PROCEEDS—The
S.
avail¬
the
for
system
one.
adaptable
of
type
Aug..
on
channel
multi
cost
industrial
of
Division
about Sept.
or
Kidder,
Uniijed Artists Corp.—Stock Offered-—An underwrit¬
ing group headed by F. Eberstadt & Co. on Sept. 3 pub¬
licly offered 100,000 shares of $1 par value common stock '
at $29.25 per share.
The offering was oversubscribed.
New, Low Cost Multi Channel Guaging System—
Tracerlab's
on
SEC—
2
Universal Winding Co.—Acquires English
The
7
D.
annual
than
$10).
718.
p.
63 0.
p.
Aug.
on
common
earnings on
periods.—V. 190,
Utilities, Inc.—Registers With
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEd on
covering an offering of 229,606 shares of common' stock (par
It is expected that these shares will be offered io stockholders
Sept.
United has ordered 40 DC-8s lor long-haul operations,
augmented
by 18 Boeing 72C jet planes for medium range service on the company's
14,600-mile system.—V. 190, p. 918.
production
week;
in
San
eastbound,
will be
between
16,
flights
in
ton,
Tracerlab, Inc —Has $3,500,000 Backlog—
«
and
service
introduction
Angeles
July 29, 1959
10 cents) was
on
stock
common
United
The
this
period,
1958
same
1959
service
York
hours
jet
Flights
begin
in
Previous Statement Withdrawn—
registration statement filed
covering 300,000 shares of class A
the
from
of
share
per
To
Mainliner,
Jet
New
just 5
and
The
DC-8
new
Outlet
Mill
Its
area.
as
seven-month
by W. A. Patterson, President.
$5,000,000 aircraft will fly between
reported.
Spiingfield, Mass.; and Hamden,
completing the details of transac¬
Baltimore
■
cisco
owns
company
Conn.;
presently engaged in
will
Md.,
Guardian.
both
coast-to-coast
between
The
class B stock
Rosenstein,
Considered
for
$304,040
months
seven
nounced
67,050 shares
like amount of
a
J.
in Enfield,
stores
is
and
tions
officers
by
and operates
first
Dcuglas
Lines
stock
held
$5,938:
$1,46
first
neld.
area.
other
class
is
of
of
decrease
a
the
against $35,070,676 for
as
was
this
for
sources
United Air Lines, Inc.
Coast Service—
The company now has outstanding 55,000 shares of class A common
and 328,791 shares of class B common. Samuel J. Rosenstein, President,
and
all
and
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be used
in part to reduce current obligations of the company by approximately
$300,000. The balance will be added to working capital of the company
required
increase
including
others,
represented
last year.
of
from
$35,076,614
was
construc¬
of
for
as
income
Net
engages
planning and layout.
Baltimore
$728,937
of
sources
$1,032,977 for July
1958, the
principally in the operation and management of retail discount depart¬
ment stores;
(1021)
98.075%.,;
Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 98.55%
sale of the certificates are
and
for the certificates as 5s.
subject to authorization oJ
Commission.
OTlrf.
The entire issue of certificates is to be secured by 400 box cars an«
100 hopper cars, estimated to cost $5,818,134.
Associates in the offering are: Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon, Unia*
Securities & Co.; and Stroud & Co., Inc.—V. ISO, p. 919.
the
Interstate
Commerce
t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
(1022)
Precision Instrument
Waltham
research
ernment*
solar furnace, it was
President.^
by the Thermal
Division of the Waltham firm, incorporates all essen¬
components required for achieving maximum per¬
new
a
This
Dynamic Products
tial
features
and
formance. -It
is being
available
produced
be
of
to assemble the
the
of
of
Railway oper. revenue,.
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
i90,
ops.
$198,485
$556,819
$7,897,778
$5,479,445
income—
298,859
642,627
5,979,746
ry.
Mortgage
Co.,
Development
&
Registers With Securities and
Inc.—
Exchange Commission—
located
at
revenue..
expenses
oper.
and Sidney Haddad
President.
Wayne Kerr Corp.—Introduces Two New
Voltmeter,
AF
Type
M-121,
Voltmeter, Type M-121, measures audio- and low radiosignals to an accuracy of V2 of 1%. Full-scale ranges of
this ne*w portable instrument are from 1 millivolt to 100 volts r.m.s.;
the frequency range is from 20 cps to 400 kc.
The KU-Band Milliwattmeter, Type U-381, is an extremely accurate,
The
AF
frequency
portable
film bolometer wattmeter for the* measurement of
power.
Featuring
simplified
construction
and use,
this
resistive
microwave
milliwattmeter
has
egainst d.c. power,
termination
Iiear
to
be
terminals
provided for calibrating the instrument
A micrometer adjustment permits a short-circuiting
set for a V.S.W.R.
(voltage standing wave ratio)
This
a
company,
to
of class A common stock, $1 par.
units, each consisting of a $100
debenture and a warrant to purchase three shares of class. A common
stock, the offering to be made at $100 per unit.
The company proposes to
offer holders of its $837,200 outstanding
6%
twenty-year debenture bonds the right to exchange such bonds
for
of
purchase
securities
said
units
debenture
underwriter
any
have
are
on
to
the
bonds.
(Beil
remaining
&
units
25,116
be
of one
After
Hough,
of
shares
offered
basis
$5,615,355
388,088
618,072
3,789,529
3,164,571
See
in
unit
for
termination
Inc.)
debentures
will
and
each
of
use
$100 principal
the
its
amount
exchange offer,
best efforts to
warrants,
for
which
the
sell
it
p.
About
is
the
of the
600
Navy's
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
ry.
—V.
revenue..
expenses.*.
$72,696
$438,882
136,291
14,469
$317,176
111,989
ol
shares
exchange
for
Coke
in
Go.
shares
of
Staff Assistant to
gineering, C. B. Raybuck, was
for Reflex Amplifiers.
Vice-President
awarded a U.
Engineering
2,896,027
number
awarded
to
of
S.
Research and En¬
Patent on July 21
Smith
Mr.
assigned
was
him to Melpar,1 Inc.
His invention consists of an unusual type of
amplifier that has the ability to chop, amplify, rectify and reamplify
its own DC signal.
Mr.
Smith has submitted several other inventions for patent con-«
sideration
presently has two inventions listed as "patent pending".
"Multiplier-Integrator Circuit" and a "Position Plot¬
and
include
These
the
of
(who
1793.
p.
by
of
at
and
the
these
a
Virginia
for
regis¬
261,*752
Iron,
common
shares
in
Cbal:&
eacli
five
to acquire, through ..the
outstanding shares of .Virginia
of Virginia as a sub¬
desires
the
existence
management
operating
and
*'
with
included
Samuel
two
T.
of Virginia
groups
Sr.,
Brown,
President
of Virginia, and'the
Parker,
Wilson's
Board
Chairman and
in May and June 1959, 100,000 shares of
and two other officers
a
about
of
cost
150,500
least
the
by
these
Parker
will
of
many
agreement
as
may
in
such
of
the
shares
owned
are
The
in
owned
by
by other
stockholders,
at
190
p.
of
of
him
total
a
by-the
agreement
acceptance
pro¬
the
and
shares
to bring
together with
necessary,
offer
aggregate
shares
group.
deposit
the
be
acceptances up to
shares of Virginia.—V.
acceptance
an
150,975
persons
so
per
share), and certain
aggregate of 301,475 shares
$4.71
covers
which
of
surrendered
outstanding
filed
covering
offer
of
present
agreement
of
at
1959,
Wilson
agreement
an
which
York
New
31,
stock
of
Wilson
its
into
common,
offer
covered
for
Maurice
The
each
that
exchange
will be
are
designed
were
to
share
80%
purchased
common
group
vides
Ave.,
continue, the
Virginia
of
Virginia
Brown
to
of
one
friends.
of
least
$19'.
81%
of
the
/
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
1959—4 Wks.—1958
189,
$
$
48,412,271 "104,567,013
52,911,195
—V.
1959—8 Wks.—19,58
$
$
Sales
95,641,604
2726.
p.
Wisconsin Central RR.—Earnings—
study.
Phase I of a USAF research and development pro¬
extended study by Melpar to evaluate interference be¬
based communications systems and satellites. Phase I
contract,
The
requires
gram,
tween
ground
has
been
assigned
Science Division.
Air
The
II.
Research
expressed
Department
interest
of
the
in
Melpar's
Applied
development
of
measurement of both ,man made and natural inter¬
the development of necessary equipment for providing
communications.
interference-free
Phase
has
Force
also,
ference
the
to
for
techniques
III
and
the
of
These
interference
would
be
program.—V.
the
objctives
190,
Period End.
Net
Net
rev.
"timber"
word
Sept.
1.
formed
K.
60
year
dropped
was
ago,
it
was
from
the
name
of
company
said: "When the company*
exclusively in the business of manag¬
ident
timberland. Timber is still our basis resource, but its use in the
company title does not indicate adequately the wide range of products
original
to
come
as
name
a
of
take
our
into
consideration
research
and
the
development
new
prod¬
activities,"
name
names,
approved
will
by
shareholders
at
their
annual,
apply only to the parent company and
Co.
Other subsidiary companies will retain their
but adopt all other phases of the new identification system.
It
$2,816,583
income,,,
48,839
255,580
817,148
411',162
Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
and
President,
formerly
Roy
addition
in
has
elected
been
Chairman
Vice-President,
Executive
the Board;
elected
of
has
been
Austin has been elected Executive Vice-Pres¬
continuing as Secretary and Treasurer.—V: >186,
A.
to
vi'.O;
corporation
additons
as
Both
change, was
$3,431,932
Winter,
stereophonic
said.
The
meeting last May.
Weyerhaeuser_Sales
$634,836
Bengel,
F.
The"
doesn't
result
$497,157
Zenith Radio Corp.—-Introduces Stereo
manufacture.
now
15,255,015
ops.
ry.
994.
p.
ing
"The
16,088,068
Yard-Man
president;
this
2,105,480
190, p. 818.
James
Weyerhaeuser, President,
P.
$2,740,316
2,399,581
of
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.—Changes Name—
The
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$19,520,000 $18,071',598
$2,896,738
expenses
from
oper.
ry.
—V.
1959—Month—1958
revenue,,
Railway, oper.
505.
p.
July 31—
Railway oper.
Russell
he
Products
a
Melpar's
Applied Science Division located
in Boston, Mass. was
recently awarded a contract by the USAF Air Research and Develop¬
ment
Command for a
"Long Range Communications Interference"
we
manu¬
assemblies
proposes
..
director
his
least
substantially
comprised
Virginia
which
189,
Aug.
on
common
one
common.
has" entered
Fresident
SEC
the
Period End. Aug. 22—
ucts
the
Fibre-Glass
a unique centrifugal molding
which provides straight tubing .of
Wilson
Melpaif Awarded Contract by USAF—
was
.
out of
Madison
180
of
ratio
intends
stockholders,
ter".
on
for
launcher
and
Apex
thickness.—V.
the
of
shares
the
It
of
at
stock.
Virginia
offer, at
a
wall
with
common.
other
Inc., a subsidiary, and a leader in research, development
and production of electronic equipment for government and
industry,
announced recently that one of its engineers, Blanchard D. Smith, Jr.,
$1,000,000
tubes
launchers
three-tube
fabrication
and
exchange
and
Patent for Reflex Amplifier—-
Melpar,
exceeding
launcher
next
32
located
with
personnel.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Melpar Engineer Award¬
;
and 20 complete launcher assemblies,
10 months at Apex.
The tubes
the
glass
common
Wilson
ed
919.
Brothers—Registers Exchange Offer With SEC
sidiary
308.
p.
190, p.
Effective—
corporation's
manufactured
are
tration-statement
$36,489
25,490
ry.
oper.
190,
ops.
income.
from
rev.
Net
Corp. with Weyer¬
be grouped under
Apex.
at
diameter
This-" firm,
Net
merger
below.
Navy
the
tubes,
Mark
fiber
for
Wilson
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$2,471,130 $2,280,131
2,032,248
1,962,955
1959—Month—1958
$357,859
$308,221
285,163
271,732
Period End. July 31—
the
by
during
new
developed
and
51.
Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
Western
,
the
by
division.
uniform
Be Acquired—
Precipitation Corp.—To
Manufacturing Co. above.—V. 181,
Joy
Name
Co.
torpedo
glass
announced
Thet tubes
919.
p.
Timber
with
fiber
of
been
process
located at Maple and 3rd Streets, Panama City, Fla.,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 31, 1959, covering
of
7Va%
thirty-year subordinated
income
debentures and
warrants
$7,814,387
Western
Co.—Registers With SEC—
$837,200
The
190,
unity at any frequency within the specified range.—V. 190, p. 505.
West Florida Natural Gas
filed
$1,009,636
ry.
by
B-221.
Type
$663,654
income—
oper.
Patent
Products—
accurate
to
V2
of 1%,
and the KU-Band Milliwattmeter, Type U-381—were
introduced for the first time anywhere at the 1959 Western Electronic
Show and Convention (WESCON)
in San Francisco from Aug. 18 to
21
by this corporation, which is a leading designer and producer of
instruments for electronic, physical and chemical measurements.
In addition, Wayne Kerr displayed these* instruments in its WESCON
booth; a series of five Transistor Adaptors for use with the Wayne
Kerr RF Bridge, Type B-601;
the Wayne Kerr Vibration Meter, Type
B-731A; the* Wayne Kerr High Precision Comparator, Type B-821; and
a
modified
version
of
Wayne
Kerr's
widely-used Universal Bridge,
instruments—the
new
ops.
from
1028
Jong-term first trust notes.
The prospectus lists Ned Bord as board chairman
The
ry.
—V.
Connecticut Ave., N. W., Wash¬
ington, D. C., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
24.
1959, covering 100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for
public sale at $5 per share.
The offering is to be made on a best
efforts
basis
by
American Diversified Mutual Securities, Inc.
and
Gildar & Co.,
for which a 50c per share selling commission
(plus
$25,000 for expenses) is to be paid.
The company was organized under Delaware law on July 31, 1959,
for the general purpose of investing in mortgage notes secured by real
estate.
District Development Co. Inc., is the promoter of this issue,
and as such has purchased
10,000 shares. The underwriters have an
option
to purchase
5,000 shares.
Directors have purchased 10,000
shares at S3 each; and each of the fifteen directors has been granted
500 warrants, each warrant exercisable for the purchase of a share of
stock at $6 per share through Aug.
17, 1964. The manager of the
company's office will receive 750 such warrants per year for five years.
It is the company's intent that the bulk (approximately 75% )
of its
investment shall be in second trust notes, both long and short term,
and about 10% in short-term first trust notes, i.e., construction loans.
The ' remaining
15%
will be in either cash, government bonds, or
corporation,
Net
1957
Sewing Machine Corp.—Navy Contracts—
contracts
facture
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$4,250,388
$4,305,604 $31,370,473 $28,371,631
3,5<J6,734
3,295,968 23,556,086 22,756,276
July 31—
Railway oper.
rev.
in
Eddy Paper
operations will
Its
and
sales
.
created
The
and
Co.—New
Weyerhaeuser
manufactured
Washington
as
See
Co.
dscontinued.
be
stated.
title,
titles descriptive of function ijr product.—V.
Weyerhaeuser
Two
Railway
will
White
Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—
Western
Period End.
Container
Kieckneter
distribution,
manufacturing,
was
division
Kieckhefer-Eddy
divisional
718.
p.
Sales Co. operations will become a part of
division.
The move is designed to "effect
4,966,928
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
expenses
oper.
plywood
and
cocmqination among
service^^tiyities,". it
haeuser.
1959—Month—1958 1959—7 Mos.—1958
$2,981,930
$3,210,967|J$29,182,704 $25,424,109
2,783,445
2,654,148 21,284,926 19,944,664
Weyerhaeuser
1,
lumber
customer
of
Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
Western
Period End. July 31—•
Net
This
Oct.
On
the
maximum
The
818.
p.
•
of $4.11 per unit.
The proceeds of such sale
together with moneys in the sinking fund, to the
old debenture bonds at their redemption
price
their principal amount.
commission
a
applied,
103%
_
unit themselves, a "do-it-yourself
kit" which includes all the parts necessary to construct a solar furnace
is
now
available from Waltham, Mr. Ripley announced.
The solar
furnace
kit, a revolutionary idea in this field, is offered at $2,975
complete.
It is accompanied by a manual of instructions, drawings,
and
the
wiring diagrams necessary to assemble
the unit.—V. 190,
those who wish
For
,
temperature
offered at a price of 84,875 complete, as com¬
the lowest priced model that was commercially
with $8,500 for
previously.
pared
high
low-cost
on Sept.
1 by Louis R. Ripley,
versatile laboratory
instrument,
announced
receive
W'll
redemption
of
market
the
to
Co.—New Product—
the increased use of solar energy for high temperature
being carried on by American colleges and universities, gov¬
agencies, and private industry, this company is placing on
Because
on
Aug.
phonographs,
to
the
24
and
company's
a
announced
new
1960
stereophonic instruments,
the
the
companion remote
tandem-mount
of
the
single
product
main
unit
for
single
cabinet
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two
new,
"carry
about"
play portable phonograph
line.
Dante
speaker
portability.
lightweight, compact, 4-speed phonograph
for "younger set"
use.—V. 190, p. 818.
Phonographs—
and
the
system
The
developed
Sterec-T-een,
the front
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Cheerleader is
a
engineered,
and
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Volume
190
Number
5879
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1023)
\
STATE AND
m
CfTY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Alabama
State 'Docks
Pima
000
dock
Series
revenue
awarded
was
to
$2,000,C
bonds
syndicate
a
headed by Sterne, Agee & Leach,
5s, at
as
price of 100.2799,
a
Oct. and April 1
1977 inclusive.
net
a
interest cost of about 4.98%.
on
Due
from 1966 to
visors,
until
for
Mayes,
&
bonds,
Shropshire, Frazer & Co.; George
M.'Wood & Co., and Sellers, Doe
& Bonham.
';
.v
1961
Montgomery, Ala.
tax
a
$1,120,000 storm sewer bonds,
follows: $320,000 3V&Sy due
,
-
;
elusive.
on
July 1, 1968 and
1969 inclusive.
cate
are:
Blair
&
of
members
the
R. S. Dickson &
Co.,
syndi¬
Co., Inc.;
Roosevelt &
Co.;
Berney
Inc.;
Baxter
&
Cross;
Perry & Co., Inc., and Thomas &
Co.
Aug. 1, 1959.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Tallmage & Tallmage, of Denver.
$5,000,000 water
revenue
bonds offered Sept. 1 —
v.
190, p. 820—were awarded to
a
syndicate
headed
by
Smith,
Barney & Co., and White, Weld
Co., at
terest
a
price of
of
cost
about
4.52%,
1960
Due
.!
as
on
4%s.
from
inclusive.
Due
1970
to
March
on
1
1%79 inclusive.
Oct.
on
1 from
to
;
follows: $375,000 4V2s, due
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1964
Oct.
on
$825,000
from
1
33,4s,
1965
due
1975
to
inclusive; $300,000 4s, due
Oct.
from
1
1976
to
1979
10.for
a.m.
(Alaska ST)
Other members of the
syndicate
Lehman
Loeb
&
H.
-
Morton
Hutton
&
Co.,
Inc.,
E.
F.
&
Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc., Goodbody & Co., Blunt
Ellis & Simmons, Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Johnston, Lemon &
Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.,
J. C. Wheat & Co., Charles King
&
Co., Rowles, Winston & Co.,
Co., and Leo Oppenheim
the
purchase of $7,500,000
municipal
utilities
revenue
re¬
funding and improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on Jan.
and
July 1 from 1960 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
The
bonds
callable.
are
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
the
at
City
pay¬
Treasurer's
Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
in¬
school
First
San Joaquin
issue
of $50,000
awarded to
was
Bank & Trust Co.,
Francisco, and Hill Richards
Co., jointly, at
price of 100.04,
4.11%,
a
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:
$18,000
Due
5s.
1960
1964
to
Sept.
on
inclusive.
8,000 4V4S. Due on
Sept.
1,
1965
|"
000
1975
to
4s,
due
Due
4s.
Sept.
on
from
1
inclusive.
1970
to
Foothill
the
general
purchase of
E.
obligation
$5,500,000
bonds,
as
fol¬
lows:
system, Second
Series bonds. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the City
sewer
Treasurer's
office,
or
at
the
First National Bank of Arizona,
in Phoenix.
1,500,000
and
the
at
park
interest
bonds. Principal
payable at
(J-J)
Treasurer's office, or
Valley National Bank of
City
the
Phoenix, Ariz.
,
500,000
municipal
administra¬
tion
building,
Second
Series
bonds.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
City
Treasurer's
office,
or
at
the
Junior
Santa
1971.
District,
College
Clara
Calif.
County,
Olson,
inclusive; $800,Oct. 1 from
Dated
July
1,
1959.
fiank,
Due
on
Jujy 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
.
$135,-
School District,
Buenaventura
California
\
$1,200,000
Sept. 1—v.
Sale —The
Bond
school
offered
bonds
190, p. 719—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the SecurityFirst National Bank of Los An¬
a price of 100.15, a
cost of about 3.71%,
geles, at
interest
National Trust and Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco, as fol¬
$320,000 5s.
net
as
follows:
1960
Due on Aug.
5s.
$55,000
1960
1970.
to
4s.
30,000
\yfrom
1979
Due
Aug.
on
Due
33/4s.
inclusive. /
syndi¬
American Trust Co., of
of
members
Other
cate
15
Oct.
on
from 1971 to 1974
from
1
inclusive.
1983
to
on Oct.
15
1970 inclusive, j
Due
1964 to
320,000
V
inclusive.
1963
3V2s.
.from
to 1978 inclusive.
1971
Due on Oct. 15 from
to
560,000
,
Due on Aug.
44,000 3%s.
from
1
the
for
purchase
on
Sept.
of $1,000,000
Series B
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1959.
Due on Oct. 1 from
1960 to 1979. Principal and inter¬
est (A-O) payable at the County
Treasurer's office, or at the First
Western Bank & Trust Company,
in
San
Francisco.
Legality ap¬
school,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Julian
San
Bond
bonds
Diego
District,
County,
Calif.
Sale—The
offered
820—were
cf
School
Union
New
York
awarded
1—v.
to
National
America
190,
the
Trust
p.
Bank
and
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, and Associates, at a price
of
100.065,
$36,000
1960
5s.
to
as
follows:
Due
1963
6n
Oct.
1
inclusive.
from
1,
1984
are:
the
Roosevelt &
Cross, Taylor & Com¬
Robert
Allan
W.
Baird
&
Co.,
Blair &
Co., C. F. Childs &
Co., Dallas Union Securities Co.,
Inc., A. G. Edwards & Sons, First
National Bank of Memphis, Ginther & Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Kalman & Co., Kean, Taylor &
&
Beane, Robert Winthrop
& Co., Arnold & Crane, City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago,
Dittmar
Co.,
of
&
Co., Fahey, Clark &
Fort Worth National Bank,
Worth, Johnston, Lemon
&
Co.,
Northwestern
National
Bank, of Minneapolis, The Provi¬
dent
Bank, of Cincinnati, Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox, Stubbs, Wat¬
kins
&
Lombardo, Inc.,
White,
Hattier & Sanford, Fred D. Blake
& Co., Fahnestock
& Co., First
Bank
of
North
Co.,
basis of 4.16%.
Calif.
San
until
G. Blue,
Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
Offering—Jack
of
(PST)
chase
untile 10
Oakland
in
fice
of
Board
a.m.
for the pur¬
school Series
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due
on Sept. 29
of $10,000,000
D bonds.
clusive.
Principal
payable
(M-N)
Treasurer's
to
1960
from
1
Nov.
interest
County
and
the
at
in¬
1984
Legality
office.
Hooker &
Fay,
Horner, Barksdale
& Co.,
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
McMaster, Hutchinson & Co., Wm.
J. Mericka & Co., Mitchum, Jones
& Templeton,
Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., Seasongood & Mayer, Thorn¬
ton,
Mohr .& Farish, Arthur L.
Wright
&
Co., Continental Bank
Offering—R.
10:30
County,
school, Series C bonds. Dated
15, 1959. Due on Oct. 15 from
1961 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal
school bonds
syndicate
a
of
awarded to
was
headed by the Bank
National
America
Trust
and
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
County Treasurer's office.
San
Francisco,
CONNECTICUT
Bethel, Conn.
50,000
from
to
Due on Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1969
3%s.
Due
on
3V2S.
Due
Sept.
on
1971
to
1977
Sept.
1,
1
inclusive.
300,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1978 to
50,000 Is.
Other
are:
1983 inclusive.
Due dn Sept. 1, 1984.
members
of
the
syndi¬
White
of Chicago;
&
Co.
Treasurer, will re¬
until
bids
2
p.m.
Sept. 8 for the pur¬
of $882,000
school bonds.
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug.
chase
Dated
1 from
on
1960 to 1977 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Day, Berry &
Howard, of Hartford.
Connecticut
Sale
—
(State
The
of)
$60,500,000
bonds offered
920 — were
awarded
to
a
syndicate formed
by the merger of three groups,
one
headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan
Bank an$ Morgan Guar¬
anty Trust Co., another headed
by the First National City Bank,
general
Sept. 2
and
obligation
v. 190,
as
p.
—
one
Brothers,
Harris, Trust & Savings
Smith Barney
& Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Dean
Witter & Co.; William R. Staats
& Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Stone &
Youngberg; Wm. E. Pollock
&
Co., Inc.; Irving Lundborg & Co.;
Shuman, Agnew & Co., and C. N.
Bank,
Town
sealed
ceive
Bond
1970.
350,000
cate
Offering—George F. An¬
drews,
follows:
1960
Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
cisco, at a price of 100.017, a net
interest cost of about 3.66%, as
$500,000 5s.
(A-O) payable at the
and interest
(EDST)
issue of $1,250,-
Bond Sale—An
000
Calif.
on
$347,?
Oct.
ap¬
School District,
Unified
Clara
DST)
(Calif.
a.m.
000
Bond
Alto
James,
B.
Sept. 15 for the purchase of
cisco.
Santa
Calif.
County,
Diego
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Palo
District,
Unified School
Vista
a
Carolina, of Charlotte,
4V4S, at a
as
Co., of San
Hill Richards &
price of 100.80, a
County Clerk, will receive sealed,
bids at his office in San Diego,
Oakland Unified School District,
Clerk
and
Francisco,
First
the
group
composed
of
Western Bank & Trust
Bond
Alameda County,
of 80,000
issue
Sale—An
Bond
general obligation school building,
Series B bonds was awarded to a
fice.
on
-'Angeles County, Calif.
Los
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Bond
District,
School
South *Whittier
Fort
National
Francisco; First of
San
Corporation;
inclusive.
Hanseatic
Corp.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Stone &
Youngberg,
Trust
Company
of
Georgia, of Atlanta, Wertheim &
Co.,
First National Bank, of Mem¬
phis, Gregory & Sons, J. B. Hanauer
&
Co., Industrial National
Bank, of Providence, Irving Lundborg & Co., Lyons & Shafto, Inc.,
Mercantile National Bank, Repub¬
lic National Bank, both of Dallas,
Union
school
$90,000
Sept.
Aug.
on
-
liston
(Calif. DST)
Due
Is.
National
until 11
a.m.
6,000
Menlo Park City School District,
Bank, of Los
San Mateo County, Calif.
Angeles, American Trust Co., of
Bond Offering-—John A. BrunSan Francisco, California Bank of
ning, County Clerk,, will receive
Los Angeles, Northern Trust Co.,
sealed bids at his office in Red¬
of Chicago, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
wood City,
until 10 a.m. (Calif.
Fenner & Smith, Inc., Dean Wit¬
DST) on Sept. 22 for the pur¬
ter & Co., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
chase
of $485,000
school bonds.
Seattle
First National Bank, of
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due on Oct.
Seattle, Wm. R. Staats & Co., J. 1 from
1960
to
1984
inclusive.
rity-First
Co., McDonnell & Co., Shuman,
Agnew & Co., Stern, Lauer & Co.,
Henry G. Wells & Co., J. R. Wil-
Offering—Richard
Bond
Phoenix,
Harris Trust and Savings
in Chicago.
San
on
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his office
in San Jose,
21
$3,-500,000
to
&
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Corp., Smith, Barney
Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Secu¬
pany,
Ariz.
Burke,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (MST) on Sept.
15. for
1965
1966.
and
20,000
from
1
4,000 4 *4 s. Due on Sept. 1,
Phoenix,
the
Western
of San
&
bonds
1967
Offering—John
of
issue
Series B bonds was
the Bank of America
school,
v
& Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
Clark, Dodge & Co., First of Mich¬
igan Corporation, First Southwest
County, Calif.
Sale—An
Bond
ARIZONA
Bond
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
lows:
4,000,000 fire department, Series
A bonds, as follows: $1,000,000 4V2S, due on Oct. 1 from
1960 to 1964 inclusive; $2,200,000 33/4S, due on Oct. 1 from
Co.,
Calla School District,
of¬
fice.
Woodland, until 2' p.m.
(Calif.
DST) on Sept. 15 for the purchase
of $70,000 school building bonds.
Dated
Sept.
15, 1959.
Due oh
Sept. 15 from 1960 to 1977 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
on
Barth
Co.
Sept.
on
Sale—An
Bond
000
awarded
office in
sealed bids at his
ceive
S.
Charles
—
Clerk, will re¬
County
Paynton,
&
on
Offering—Arnold J. Han¬
until 10
Offering
W.
Due
CALIFORNIA
Secretary of Public Utilities
Board, will receive; sealed bids
County, Calif.
Yolo
Bond
Brothers,
Kuhn,
Co., Equitable Securities
Corporation, Weedon & Co., Hem¬
phill, Noyes & Co., Bache & Co.,
March 1
from 1980 to 1988 inclusive.
Alaska
son,
Plainfield Union School District,
Co., of Salt Lake City,
1979 inclusive.
'
Bond
Trust
Cleveland
Michigan
First Western Bank
&
Trust Co.,
of San Francicso;
Dated Aug. 1,
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
1959. Principal
R. H. Moulton & Co.; Weeden &
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Other members
of
the
syndi¬
County Treasurer's office.
Legal¬ Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Hooker
cate are: First National City
& Fay;
Bank,
Shuman, Agnew & Co.,
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
of New York, Blyth &
and Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox,
Co., Inc.,
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
First Boston
4,030,000 4V2S.
&
ALASKA
1976
inclusive;
as
March 1 from
on
1969
to
530,000
V
Due
clusive.
$440,000 5s.
&
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., First
1,500,000 library, Series C bonds,
in¬
par, a net
1964
1,
'■<
.
&
Oct.
on
Corp., Frantz Hutchin¬
son
& Co., Magnus & Co., Stein
J, 1966 to 1969 inclusive.
Bros. & Boyce, Sutro Bros. & Co.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
Bond
Sale—An
issue of $12,- Winston-Salem, J. C. Wheat & Co.,
& Beaumont,
500,000 general obligation bonds Ray Allen, Olson
was
awarded
to
a
syndicate Inc., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
headed by the Bank of America Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co., First
National Trust and Savings Asso¬ of Arizona Company, Leedy,
ciation, at a price of 100.089, a net Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., Wageninterest cost of about 3.88%, as seller &. Durst, Inc., Wulff, Han¬
sen & Co., Doll & Isphording, Inc.,
follows:
'
Jones, Cosgrove & Miller, Raf$7,000,000
police
department,
fensperger, Hughes & Co., Seattle
Series
B
bonds, as follows:
Trust & Savings Bank, of Seattle,
$1,750,000 4V2S, due on Oct.
1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive; Weil, Roth & Irving Co., and C. N.
White & Co.
$3,850,000 3%s, due on Oct. 1
from 1965 to 1975 inclusive;
Los Gatos Union
School District,
$1,400,000 4s, due on Oct. 1
Santa Clara County, Calif.
from
Bond Sale—The
Quinn
Fairbanks,
from
interest
are:
improvement
bonds,
as
follows:
$354,000
3V2S, due on July 1 from 1960
to 1967 inclusive, and $88,000
Other
1
inclusive.
1989
Due
1965.'
36,000 4V4S.
follows:
public
on
June
on
4
as
'
3%s, due
Due
to
No.
Dated
and
July 1 from 1960 to 1967 in¬
clusive; $160,000 3%s, due on
July 1 from 1968 to 1971 in¬
clusive; $200,000 3.90s, due on
V July 1 from 1972 to 1976 in¬
clusive; $440,000 4s, due on
?
July 1 from 1977 to 1987 in442,000
District
Tucson, Ariz.
190, p. 719—were
syndicate headed
v
1961
10
•
from
1
inclusive.
1989
bonds.
No.
June
on
School
.
$1,562,000 lim¬
bonds offered Sept. 1—
awarded to
by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., at a price of
98.269, a net interest cost of about
4.01%, as follows:
v.
District
Due
to
955,000
i
.
School
'
Bond Sale—The
ited
follows:
as
bonds.
Inc.;
Stiibbs;
Watkins
&
Lombardo,
Inc.;
Watkins, Morrow
&
Co.;
Cumberland Securities Corp.;
receive sealed bids
(MST) on Sept. 22
purchase
of $1,864,000
obligation unlimited tax
$909,000
4s.
and
a.m.
general
"
Hendrix
18,000
Ariz.
will
11
the
j
Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion^
Tucson),
Offering—Joy Bagshaw,
Deputy Clerk of Board of Super¬
Other members of the syndicate
are:
O.
Bond
(P. O. Mobile), Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of
County School Districts
(P.
Department
headed
at
a
by
price of
net interest cost
Lehman
100.2772,
of about 3.72%,
follows:
$38,000,000
greater Hartford
Bridge System bonds, as fol¬
lows: $3,840,000 4.70s, due on
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1968 in¬
clusive; $16,970,000 3.70s, due
on
Jan. 1 from 1969 to 1979
inclusive; and
$17,190,000 33/4S,
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1024)
due
1980
from
1
Jan.
on
to
22,500,000 general state purposes
bonds, as 3.70s.
Bank
New
of
Chicago,
&
Blyth
&
Co.,
Trust
Co.,
Bank,
both
of
C.
J.
Devine
&
Co.,
Co., Inc., Glore, Forgan
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Smith,
& Co., Salo-
Barney
&
Bros.
man
Chase
Morgan
National
First
York,
Northern
-and
and^
Trust Co. group con¬
Bankers Trust Co., of
Guaranty
sisted
the
of
members
The
Manhattan
Hutzler,
Eastman
& Cq.,
Bank of Oregon,
Portland, Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis, R.
W. Pressprich &
Dillon, Union
First National
of
Securities
Mercantile
Co.,
St.
wann
Company,
Trust
Ladenburg. Thal& Co., Shields & Co.,
Louis,
Securities
Equitable
Co.,' First
&
&
Barth
inclusive.
1987
Corpora¬
Co., Reinholdt & Gardner,
Junkin, Patton & Co., Anderson
& Strudwick, Frantz Hutchinson
& Co., Zahner & Co., Rodman
Renshaw, and Thomas & Co.
members
The
Brothers
Philadelphia
White,
Weld
Co., of
Pierce,
Chicago,
of
Newark,
Los Angeles,
Bank,
both
California Bank, of
Bank
Fenner
&
M.
Stearns
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Carl
& Co.,
Rhoades & Co., Braun,
& Co., Inc., Coffin &
Loeb,
Bosworth
Anthony
Tucker,
Burr,
Witter
Co.,
&
Co.,
G.
A.
&
Brothers
Barr
&
Becker & Co., Inc.,
Bank, of Boston,
Co.,
&
Stone
Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co., J. C. Bradford &
Co., Laird, Bissell & Meeds (Day,
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Stoddard & Williams Division), R.
S.
Dickson
&
Co.,
MercantileHammill
Co., Francis Safe
Deppsit & Trust Co., of Bal¬
I. duPont & Co., Geo. B. Gibbons'
timore.
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.,
Co.,
Inc., Glickenhouse
& William Blair &
Co., Courts & Co.,
Lemfc>0, Hirsch & Cp.,, The Illinois
Harkness & Hill, Inc., E. F. Hut¬
Company, Laidlaw & Co., Wm. E.
ton & Co., Tripp & Co., Inc., Van
Pollock
&
Co., Inc., Putnam &
Alstyne, Noel & Co., R. D. White
Co., Stern Brothers & Co.,
& Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
Andrews &
Wells, Inc., Boat¬
Bartow, Leeds & Co.
men's National Bank of St. Louis,
Blewer, Glynn & Co., Julien
Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc., City Collins &
Co., F. W. Craigie &
National
Bank
& Trust
Co., of
Co., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
Kansas
City,
Green,
Ellis
&
McCormick
&
Co.,
New
York
Anderson, Gregory & Sons, King, Hanseatic
Corp., The Ohio Com¬
■Quirk & Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton
pany,
Rand
&
Co.,
Schaffer,
&
Co., National City Bank, of
Necker & Co., Atwill and Co., Inc.,
Cleveland, Chas. W. Scranton &
Cruttenden, Podesta
&
Co., A.
Co., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc., Webster
Dougherty & Co., Free¬
Brown
Bros.
Harriman
&
Co., man &
Co., G. C. Hass & Co.,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc., Robin¬
of
Chicago,
A.
G.
Edwards
&
son-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.,
Stein
Sons,
Ernst
&
Co.,
Federation
Bros.
&
Boyce, Third National
Bank & Trust Co., of New York,
Bank
in
Nashville,
Townsend,
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B.
Dabney & Tyson, Barrett, Fitch,
Hibbs &
Co., Inc., Good body & North &
Co., Farwell, Chapman
Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Lyons
& Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., Mc¬
& Shafto, Inc.,
Donald-Moore & Co., D. A. Pincus
The Milwaukee Company, Park,
& Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.,
Ryan, Inc., Rockland-Atlas Na¬
J. C. Wheat & Co., Janney, Dulles
tional
Bank, of Boston, Schwa& Battles, Inc., and Chester Har¬
bacher
&
Co.,
Talmage & Co., ris & Co.
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
Ellington, Conn.
Winston-Salem, Auchincloss,
Bond
Sale—The
Parker & Redpath, Byrd Brothers,
$995,000 high
Corbett
Dreyfus
Stokes
&
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
Pickard,
Elkins.
Robert
Inc.,
Morris,
Garrett
&
Sons, Ginther & Co., Jospph, Mel&
Miller, Inc., Kormendi &
Co., Inc., John C. Legg & Co.,
-len
McDonnell
Cochran
Bank
of
u r n,
&
Rambo,
Inc.,
John
Co.,
Whittaker
Kerner,
Inc., and Robert L.
&
members
of
the
First
Na¬
City Bank group consisted
of Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Har¬
ris Trust and
Savings Bank, of
•Chicago,
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Goldman,
&
Co.,
Stone
&
Webster
Securities
Corp., Blair & Co., Inc.,
Wertheim & Co., Seattle-First Na¬
tional Bank, of Seattle,
&
Co.,
Hornblower
J.
Van
Ingen
Co.,
Hallgarten
Weeks, B.
Inc., First of
&
Michigan
Corporation, F. S.
Co., Weedon & Co.,
Inc., Roosevelt & Cross, Ira Haupt
& Co., Reynolds & Co., American
Securities Corp., Bacon, Steven¬
son & Co.,
Adams, McEntee & Co.,
Inc., C. F. Childs & Co., Schpelliiopf,
Hutton
&
Pomeroy, Inc.,
Smithers
Dick
1—v.
awarded
to
a
Weeks; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Co., and Lyons &
Shafto, Inc., as 4.10s, at a price
G. H. Walker &
&
Baxter
&
Merle-Smith,
100.41,
Co., Eldredge & Co.,
Inc., Industrial National Bank, of
Providence, Branch Banking &
Trust Co., of Wilson, Robert Win-
a
basis of 4.05%.
Stone,
Lincoln
R.
Offering
Elmhurst,
3.40s,
as
at
will
sealed
receive
(CDST)
purchase
of
July
on
1
clusive.
Ross,
Offering—R.
City
ers,
(EST)
bids
Land¬
will
until
11
re¬
a.m.
Sept. 15 for the pur¬
$12,510,000 various pur¬
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957.
on
chase, of
pose
Due
Dec.
on
1
from
to
1959
1986
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Spalding,
Sibley, Troutman,
Meadow & Smith, of Atlanta.
Clayton County (P. O. Jonesboro),
Georgia
Bond Offering—Helen G. Barnette, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until Sept. 8 for the
purchase of $260,000 county jail
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
ILLINOIS
Cook
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond
on
Offering—Edward J. Bar¬
County
sealed
Clerk,
bids until
Sept.
22
$44,000,000
for
will
10
receive
(CDST)
a.m.
the
limiffed
purchase
tax
bonds,
follows;
of
as
i:>,
Forest
Dated
Institutions
Dec.
1,
1957.
Beechwood
Bond
Ice
Miller,
&
County
(P.
of
Dated
O.
$140,000
awarded to the
City Securities Corp., as 33As, at
a price of 100.36, a basis of 3.67%.
Counties
School
E.
Community Unit School District
No.
Bond Offering—Andrew
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
bids
sealed
receive
8
until
(CDST) on Sept. 8 for the
purchase of $200,000 working cash
fund bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1965
p.m.
inclusive.
interest
trust com¬
pany to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
payable
Principal
at
bank
a
and
or
INDIANA
George
—
Education,
10
receive
will
bids
until
time
sealed
1959.
National
City, Ind.
Bond Offering—A. George Har¬
Secretary of Board of
Trustees,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CDST)
Bond
Young,
sealed
bids
(CDST)
chase
1:30
until
$490,000
Town
Sept.
1,
1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to
1997 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Bloomfield
State
Bank, Bloomfield, or the American Fletcher
National
Bank
sealed
(CDST)
chase
of
1959.
bonds.
Due
1997
Com¬
Trust
and
Dated
inclusive.
interest
Record
p.m.
Sept.
from
1
Principal
1,
tion
and
toll
National
in Indianapolis.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
pany,
report
period ended Aug. 31, a
over
the previous
and traffic totaling 1,328,452
$850,000 gen¬
school
building
Aug.
31—v.
190,
South
a
net
in
Charleton D. Beh
price of 100.012,
interest cost of about 3.74%,
$390,000 3%s. Due
route
connecting
St.
Tammany
Parish.
It
County (P. O. Frankfort),
1961
on Aug. 30, 1956.
Holtgreve said Aug., 1959,
were
the highest
for any
Mr.
totals
vehicles
bonds.
Due
on
Carter,
ceive
sealed
chase
Rolland
bids
until
will
9:30
I.
a.m.
120,000
Sept.
Georgetown, Ind.
$200,000 water¬
Bond Sale—The
the
revenue
190,
p.
Federal
bonds offered Aug.
720—were
Housing
sold
and
to
Home
Finance Agency, as 4V4S, at a price
of par.
Nov.
on
3.80s.
Due
Nov.
on
Offering
City
Iowa
—
2
(CDST)
chase
Dated
of
on
Sept. 23 for the
a.m.
pur¬
$600,000 sanitary bonds.
1, 1959. Due on Jan.
Oct.
1
frcyn 1962 to 1991 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able ^at
the County Treasurer's'
office. Legality approved by
Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Bond
Business
Offering
—
Manager,
M.
V.
will
obligation
awarded
Bank
of
revenue
.
of
to
$250,000
bonds
was
National
First
the
Shreveport, and Spring-
hill Bank & Trust Co., of
Le¬
Spring••
$91,000 street improvement bonds,
23,000 waterworks bonds.
Offering
until
—
7:45
p.m.
fire
40,000
Genevieve
(CST)
bonds.
14 for the purchase of
$450,000 flood protection bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
Lfrom 1960 to 1978 inclusive. Le¬
-
..
19,000
cemetery
12,000
drainage
.
bonds.
bonds.
MAINE
gality
approved
by
Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
-
facilities
recreational
65,000
Sept.
Des Moines.'
station
police
and
bonds.
receive
Bangor, Maine
Bond
>
Sale—The
$780,000
per¬
manent
bonds
KANSAS
769
Topeka, Kansas
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
general
Ottumwa, Iowa
bids
million
Springhill, La.
Des Moines.
sealed
world's long¬
financed from the
Bannister, hill, jointly, at a net interest cost
Cooney, of of about 4.29%, as follows:
gality
approved
by
Carpenter, Ahlers &
on
11
from
revenues
Bond Sale—An issue of
(CST) on
Sept. 9 for the purchase of $110,000
Liberty
Memorial
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
Bond
of operation,
collected $4,-„
„
E.
p.m.
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
was
$46
received
ceive
until
of
bonds.
Kenneth
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until
1 from
has
toll
in
bridge,
sale
Bond
years
The structure, the
1,
est
Indianola,
Smith,
three
its
Causeway
160,143
1978.
1977 and
Howard, City Clerk, will
bids
the
3,818,557 vehicles.
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond
Offering — Albert
H.
Losche, City Comptroller, will re¬
sealed
In
1
inclusive.
1974
1976.
Jan. and July 1 from 1960
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
Due
1971 to
120,000 33/4s. Due on Nov. 1, 1975
$45,000 county highway
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
on
26—v.
3.70s.
from
and
on
1969
works
220,000
re¬
of
garage
to
—
18 for the pur¬
(CDST)
Due
Offering
County Auditor,
month, with 140,377
paying tolls of $152,254.
Nov. 1 from
1970 inclusive.
to
was
opened to traffic
follows:
on
with
Orleans
New
major highways north of the lake
a
as
thruway
metropolitan
Blair & Co., and
Miller, of Indianapolis.
gain.
4.6%
a
Causeway, part of the 35mile-long Greater New Orleans
Expressway, is a direct North-
820—were awarded to William
Co., jointly, at
or
The
Iowa
p.
Holt-
J.
6.5%
of
vehicles,
Sale—The
offered
by J.
12-month
gain
Eagle Groue Community Sch. Dist.,
obligation
issued
greve, General Manager, showed
toll revenues of $1,473,066 for the
year,
bonds
traffic.
and
revenue
A
IOWA
eral
The
—
Causeway,
24-mile-long bridge,
completed its third year of opera¬
Sept. 1 with record-breaking
1961
payable at
the
,Bank
ana
Trust Company of Indianapolis, in
Indianapolis.
Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Bond
Causeway
Pontchartrain
Louisiana's
(M-S)
Merchants
ExpresswayP
High Revenues for Lako
Pontchartrain
Lake
works
sewage
March
on
2
Orleans
re¬
10 for the pur¬
$412,000
revenue
to
until
bids
Sept.
on
New
Louisiana
will
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
Greater
p.m.
Dated
bonds.
revenue
Secretary,
Ind.
works
sewage
Mason,
will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 22 for the purchase of $85,000 water system revenue bonds.
Offering—James Jones.
17 for the pur¬
Sept.
on
of
S.
will receive
Clerk,
Town
'.y.
-
LOUISIANA
Zionsville,
Bon d
on
Bloomfield, Ind.
Bond
Offering — Harris
1960 to
Offering—Marion
District
&
Bank
School
10 for the purchase of
school
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due
on
Jan. and July 1 from 1960 to
1970 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J) payable at the An¬
derson Banking Company. Legal¬
ity approved
by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
from
1
Sandy Hook Water District, Ky.
Indianapolis. Le¬
gality approved by Russ, McCord,
Ice & Miller of Indianapolis.
rison,
Sept.
$900,000
&
Legality apprqved
Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton, of
by
Trust Company,
School
bonds
Bros.
4%s and 5s,
Dated May 1,
Nov.
on
Louisville.
1959. Principal
payable at the Amer:
Fletcher
Stein
to
inclusive.
1973
Dec. 31,
on
Due
$49,000
revenue
Boyce, as 4V4S,
at a price of 96.00.
on
$170,000 time warrants.
235,000 time warrants.'
150,000 time warrants.
^ ;
Due
July
on
inclusive.
issue of
facilities
awarded
was
warrants, as- follows:
and interest
Due
1979
Sale—An
parking
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $555,000
to
Campbellsville, Ky.
E.
(CDST)
a.m.
1959.
1961
Bond
Dougherty, Secretary of Board of
ican
Anderson
Offering
Warrant
Guth¬
Louisville.
(P. O. 1605
Indianapolis),
Street,
Indiana
(P. O. Aledo), III.
Lemon,
201
District
86th
Ky.
R.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Citizens Fidelity Bank
and
Trust
Company, Louisville,
or at the Bankers Trust
Co., New
York.
Legality
approved
by
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
Grafton, of
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
July 1,
from
1
Newport), Ind.
bridge bonds
Village,
Offering—John
rie,
Chairman
of
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
on Sept.
11
for the purchase of
$425,000
improvement
assessment
bonds.
from 1960 to 1970 in¬
Legality
approved
by
Washington Twp. Metropolitan
and Henderson
Bond
Earl
Comptroller,
sealed
KENTUCKY
bids until 7:30
Indianapolis.
par.
Mercer
Dated Nov, 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
1
H.
on
McCord,
paving
bonds.
Sept. 14 for the
$49,000
municipal
Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due
p.m.
fallows:
alley
104,500 street repair bonds.
75,000 Sardou Bridge bonds.
Eddy, Jr., Town Clerk-Treasurer,
Vermillion
price of
a
Thomas
—
as
and
81,500 sanitary and storm sewer
pay¬
Knightstown, Ind.
Bond
(P.
44
(J-J)
street
bonds.
inclusive.
1980
various bonds,
Jan.
on
office.
Page County School District
v.
Atlanta, Ga.
Bond
—
&
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
No.
to
000
$417,000
one
Hogle & Co.,' $5,000,000 county hospital bonds.
National
Bank
of
Commerce,
Dated Dec. 1,
1957. Due on
Seattle, A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.,
Dec. 1 from 1970 to 1977 incl.
Wlrislow, Cohu & Stetson, Model,
4,000,000 county home
Oak
Young & Co., Granbery, Marache
1961
Due
missioners'
bonds.
Principal and interest payable
the County Treasurer's office.
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $698,-
Board of School Com¬
Indiana
ihrop & Co., J. A.
Roland
inclusive.
GEORGIA
rett,
&
1969
1, 1959.
1960 to
from
1
Dec.
on
Du
20, 195.9.
Clinton
of
ceive
Co.
tional
Sachs
Sept.
of Hornblower &
group composed
Charlottesville,
and
The
M i 1 b
920—were
p.
Co., Inc., Newburger,
Co.,
Peoples National
&
Small
Co.,
190,
offered
bonds
&
Loeb
Close
&
school
Series E
expressway,
Dated
Nov.
bonds.
Due
falo, Spencer Trask & Co., W. H.
Shearson,
Burns,
25,000,000
at
(CDST)
p.m.
for
Principal and interest
Kean,
Taylor & Co., Marine Trust Com¬
pany of Western New York, Buf¬
Morton
Oct.
from
fund bonds. Dated
1959. Due on Dec. 1
to 1969 inclusive.
building bonds offered Aug. 27—
190, p. 820—were awarded to
The Elmhurst National Bank, of
National
Heyden,
1
1960
H.
G.
Co.,
in¬
$3,000,000
Dated
1
the purchase of
school building bonds.
22
O. Lombard), III.
•Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
Day.
Dean
1969
to
L.
R.
&
1,
from
Trust
Merrill Lynch,
&
Smith,
Inc.,
Lazard Freres & Co., Bear,
on
until
bids
Sept.
able at the
cash
ing
Nov.
of
Bank,
1960
from
1
Due
1959.
1,000,000 county highway work¬
Continental
Co.,
&
National
Walker
State
National
Illinois
First
Higginson Corp., Dominick
& Dominick, F. S. Moseley & Co.,
Clark, Dodge & Co., L. F. Roths¬
child & Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Alex.
Brown
&
Sons,
Fidelity
Onion
Trust
Co., and National
Lehman
consisted of Kid¬
group
corporate
fund
bonds.
clusive.
Philadelphia, Chemical Corn Ex¬
change
Bank,
of
New
York,
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., Trust
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta,
Lee
the
of
Dec.
sealed
on
,
9,000,000 general
working
cash
Dated Nov. 1,
&
in¬
1977
to
1970
from
1
Dec.
clusive.
der, Peabody & Co., Drexel & Co.,
John Nuveen & Co., Estabrook & Co., Wood, Struthers &
tion,
J.
&
Mc-
Southwest Co.,
Newhard, Cook
Co.,
Monday, September 7, 1959
...
Bond
Offering
—
Bailey,
Jones,
receive
sealed bids until 11
City
Clerk,
Edwin
were
awarded
to
a
group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
R.
will receive
(CST) on
a.m.
—
public
improvement
offered Sept. 3—v. 190, p.
Inc., and Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., as 3.70s, at a price of 100.40,
a
basis of
3.65%.
'
Number 5879
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1025)
MICHIGAN
South Portland, Maine
Boz?d
Sale—The
manent
$866,000
per¬
of¬
fered Sept. 1—v. 190, p. 821—were
awarded to a group composed of
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
bonds
improvement
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
and
F.
Brittain
as
at
basis
Kennedy & Co.
price of 100.16, a
a
Big Rapids,
3.60s,
of
3.58%.
Ror.d
sealed
bids
Sept.
on
1959.
Bond
Commissioner
and
Finance
of
Revenue, will receive sealed bids
until
10
(EDST)
a.m.
Bank
Detroit.
Roeder,
&
purchase of $300,000 Cum¬
bonds.
Dated
on Sept. 1 from
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by
Clark,
Smith
&
Prendergast, of Baltimore.
Bond
Offering
190,
the
ber, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
the
at
Bank-
Second
State Street Trust Company, Mu¬
nicipal Department Second Floor,
111 Franklin Street, Boston, un¬
til
11
a.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 9
for
the
purchase
of
$1,506,000
bonds, as follows:
$1,656,000 /
school
project
Due
bonds.
Sept.
1960 to
on
300,000 school
loan
bonds.
Due
Sept. 15 from 1960 to 1979
on
inclusive.
75,000 water loan bonds.
Due on
Sept. 15 from 1960 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
,
to
site
and
Sept.
1
—
of
Detroit,
Bank
as
the
$30,000
5s.
1960
Due
1962
to
on
inclusive.
100,000 4V2S.
1963
&
Due
District,
Co.,
interest.
2.19%
Chelsea, Mich.
from
1
July 1 from
on
Due
July 1, 1972
on
to
1985
Mount
July 1 from
on
Clemens,
Mich.
Clerk
Due
R.
will
hfddpr
$475,000
bonds
was
awarded
to
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and Watling,
Lerchen
&
Co., jointly, as fol¬
12,000 sanitary
1
from
bonds.
sewer
Sept.
1,
1959.
1960
to
Offering
Village
sealed
of
bonds.
until
L.
1,
1960
about
3.93%,
$130,000 4s, due
from
Due
in¬
clusive.
from
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
to be designated by
company
1960
$75,000
and
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
1967
1966
due
1970 to
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
terest cost of about 3.98%.
Dearborn, Mich.
Additional
Sale:
At
the
the
successful
bidder.
Huron
loan bonds.
sewer
Due
on
Sept. 15 from 1960 to 1974 in¬
(M-59), Pontiac),
Michigan
Sale—An
issue
assessment
awarded
Co.,
to
designated .by the
cessful
$32,000
bond
s
by
was
&
Kenower, MacArthur
5s.
Due
1960 to
1966
to
1968
Waterford
1
Bond
from
inclusive.
12,000 41/2S. Due
and
site
bonds
clusive.
45,000 3V2s.
and
Bank-State
ond
Company,
proved
Street
Boston.
Trust
Legality
ap¬
by
Palmer
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
&
Bourne, Mass.
Bond
Offering
sealed
ceive
bids
the
at
Street
re¬
Second
Com¬
Trust
Municipal Department, 111
Franklin Street, Boston, until 11
aim.
(EDST) on Sept. 10 for the
purchase
of
$1,355,000
school
project loan bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
pany,
1959.
Due
1979
Oct.
on
from
1
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Second
Bank-State
Street
Boston.
pany,
Trust
Legality
by
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Com¬
approved
Palmer &
offered
Aug.
bonds.
awarded
were
to W.
190, p. 921—
E.\Hutton &
Co., and Weeden & Co., jointly,
3.40s, at a price of 100.0575, a
as-
basis
3.39%
of
as
follows:
-
Offering—Daniel
City
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
loan
Due
Treasurer,
on
of
1
until
Oct.
from
1960
Mcre¬
noon
the
public
Dated
Oct.
J.
will
for
9
$350,000
bonds.
on
bids
Sept
pur¬
parking
/1959.
1,
to
1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank of Boston, in Boston, or at
the
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
successful
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Lake Fenton School District No. 25,
cation,
until
Sudbury, Mass.
Saie
—
Offering—Karl
will
receive
(EST)
purchase
8
for
building
1, 1959. Due
to
1986
The
$1,050,000
will
receive
Halsey,
price
offered
sealed
Offering
Kent,
City
bids
on
general obligation water
Dated
(F-A) payable at
cate
are:
_
White,
Hor*blower
&
&
Weld
&
Co.;
Weeks; E^tabrook
Co., and E. F. Hutton & Co.
H.
Aug.
1,
company
successful
Principal and
a
bank
interest
or
trust
to be designated by the
bidder.
proved by Miller,
dock & Stone,
Legality
ap¬
Canfield, Pad¬
of Detroit.
of
ceive
Public
School
District,
Note
Offering—Robert H. Sha-
(EST) on Sept. 8 for the
purchase of $188,000 tax antici¬
pation notes. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due
on
June
1, 1960. Principal
and interest payable at a place to
by
the
successful
bidder.
Oxford Area
District
No.
Community School
7
.<
sanitary
12 000
12,000
Dated
April
Oct.
1
sive.
Principal
able
at
be
to
ful
from
tax
issue
Michigan National Bank
of Lansing, at 3.00% interest.
Huron
Twp. School District
9, Mich.
No.
Note
tax
Sale—An
issue of $100,000
anticipation notes
was
award¬
Clair
Mich.
school
cott
&
Juran &
E. J. Pres-
Co., Kalman &
Moody, Inc., at
at net
a
Co., and
price of
interest cost of about
to
1966 to
115,000
1965 inclusive.
March
on
40,000 3 y2S.
.
Due
Due
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
on
——-
May 1, 1?63.
Springfield, Mich.
Bond
Offering
—
Carl
bonds.
(J-J)
Sept. 15
on
ig5g
1961
to
1980
Due
Qn
genDated.
Feb
^
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A) payable at any
and interest
suitable
banking institution designated by the successful bidder,
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
Minneapolis.
of
4.20s.
Due
on
March
1
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $90,000 -general
obligation
sewer
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1979 inclu¬
Principal
a
and
the
purchase of $40,000
lagoon bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due
1968
to
Jan.
on
inclusive.
interest
(J-J)
1
from
1961
Principal and
payable at
a
bank
trust company to be designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
or
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Minnesota
interest
general
obligation
awarded
to
J.
Bond Offering—H. E. Anderson,
able at
for
sewage
Bond Sale—An issue of
M.
suitable bank to be des¬
Buhl-Kinney Indep. School District
No. 694 (P. O. Buhl), Minn.
Bond Offering—Steve Hecimopayable at a bank or trust
compnny to be designated by tiie Jvicft, District Clerk, will receive
a
Dain
group
$275,000
bonds
was
composed
of
&
Co., Allison-Wil¬
liams Company, Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, and Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc., at a price of par, a net inter¬
est cost of about
4.29%,
$35,000 3.70s. Due
1962
to
1968
on
1977
to
1979
1989
1
from
on
Feb.
1
frorr.
inclusive.
175,000 4.20s. Due
1978 to
follows:
as
Feb.
inclusive.
65,000 4.10s. Due
pay¬
Dated
July 1, 1959.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1974
inclusive.
Principal and interest
j
1972 inclusive.
Grasher, C5ty Clerk, will receive ignated by the successful bidder.
sealed bids until 7:3t) p.m. (EST)
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
$123,000 motor vehicle highway of Minneapolis.
fund
of
...
(CST)
p.m.
from
Breckenridge, Minn.
sive.
H.
..
Lynd Indep. Sch. District No. 415,
1
from 1973 to 1983 inclusive.
City
1962
Co.,
1 from
bids
to
&
cost
eral improvement bonds.
16
obligation
613—were awarded to
follows:
1960
interest
Offering—Jean Baldwin^
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Sept.
190, p.
$94,000 4V2S.
net
a
4.04%.
Bond
$150,000 gen¬
building
bonds offered Aug. 26—v. 190, p.
eral
821—were awarded to
The First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, at a price of 100.096, a net
interest cost of about 3.98%, as
v.
Co., and J. M. Dain
at
Aug
Sale—The
23,000 4s. Due
$134,000 sani¬
tary
sewer
special
assessment,
Series I bonds offered Aug. 21—
Piper, ; JafAllison-Wil¬
Detroit.
No. 372, Minn,
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
of
Hopwood,
until 7:30
success- i
-
Shores,
'
_
Golden Valley, Minn.
Bond Offering — The Village
Clerk will receive sealed bids
pay-
Boyd lndep. School District
1962
St.
composed
^
company
the
Co'
&
_
Sale—The
&
liams
on
Legality approved by
Paddock
&
Canfield,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
4.28%, as follows:
Moore
&
Co.,
$12,000 3V2S. Due on March
jointly, at 2.50% interest.
McDonald
and
Rand
—
Lamberton, Minn.
par,
ed to
by
Co.,
»
group
about
|
MINNESOTA
award¬
to the
ed
trust
or
Co., B.
Kenower,
$825,000
bidder.
Miller,
Stone, of
$37,500
was
anticipation notes
of
a
inclu-
interest
syndi¬
&
Co.,
$75,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered Sept. 1
—v.
190, p. 721—were awarded to
p.m.
Due
1968
the
Foley, Minn.
Bond
re-
hnnris
bonds.
1959.
to
and
designated
(P. O. Oxford),
Sale—An
1,
1960
bank
a
main
main
&
bonds.
sewer
wafpr
water
of
Nuveen
&
••
Sept. 1 from
on
Co., Inc.
on
$13,000
I
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Put¬
& Co., and
Shaughnessy &
Ray
8
Sept.
on
nam
Inc.,
until
John
Ingen
<
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
members
are:
Van
follows:
as
Due
1979
MacArthur
of
Michigan
Note
bids
to
Other
J.
at a
interest
196J) to 1975 inclusive.
1976
cate
Inc.,
net
on
600,000 3.90s. Due
Ypsilanti),
Tilden
—
Co.
1968 inclusive.
3%s.
from
Sept. 15 for the pur$25,000 special assessment bonds, as follows:
p.m.
designated
sealed
(EST)
chase
fer, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
be
Offering
to
1,050,000
Michigan
Bond
about
Michigan
sys¬
1959.
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1984
inclusive.
syndi¬
Everett
Ci rk,
cost oi ^botit 3.85%.
the
8
will receive
(EST) on
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $450,-
Due
of
—
cost
O.
Stumbo, Township Clerk, will
Northville
until 8 p.m.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as 3.90s,
at a nrice of 100.449, a net interest
members
until
Marquette, Mich.
bonds.
-•
bids
bidder.
tem
"
Hartman,
of Education,
payable at a place
designated by the successful
Bond
interest
(P.
&
100.001, a
3.85%,
'I960
fray
Twp.
a
Stuart
of
offered
190, p. 721 — were
syndicate headed by
v.
$1,350,000 4s. Due
v.
poration,
White,
Weld
&
Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Inc.,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Mullaney,
Wells & Co., Provident Bank of
Cincinnati, M. B. Vick & Co., and
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Ypsilanti
and
bonds
cost of about
190, p. 721 •— were
a syndicate Headed
by
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.075, a net interest cost
price of 100.05
a
3.24%.
in¬
interest
000
project loan bonds offered
1—v.
190,_4).
921—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Other
and
(EST) on Sept. 8 for the
purchase of $100,000 tax antici¬
pation notes. Dated Aug. 3, 1959.
Due on March 1, 1960. Principal
to be
net
a
p.m.
and
3y4s, at
cago, as
The bonds
G.
Continental
Illinois Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬
at
Port
Offering—C.
the
to
Dated
June 1 from
Principal
Secretary of Board
Sept.
.
bonds.
payable at a place
to
be
designated
by
the
suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Note
awarded
was
(J-D)
school
1
23
$525,000
of
on
bids
Sept.
on
inclusive.
callable.
terest
sealed
p.m.
the
are
A. Gross-
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
mann,
Muskegon, Mich.
Bond Sale—An issue of $340,000
street
special
assessment
bonds
8
Michigan
Bond
July 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
bidder.
sealed
'
Bond
1 from
Ludington Area School District No.
1 (P. O. No. Washington Avenue,
Lpdington), Mich.
Lynn, Mass.
Bond
Dated
Aug.
on
Stone, of Detroit.
$300,000 water bonds.
300,000 police station bonds.
Ardle,
Carl¬
will
Aug. 1, 1959.
1960 to 1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
Due
1960
$600,000 boads
31—v.
Russell
on
Sept. 21 for the purchase of
$42,000
motor
vehicle
highway
June
Sale—The
—
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
school
Leominster, Mass.
Bond
1965 to
Mich.
Clerk,
1960 to
inclusive.
terest
Offering
City
son,
fund
Florence
—
Burdge, Town Treasurer, will
Bank-State
Grayling,
Bond
Due
—
awarded to
inclusive.
Detroit.
Sept. 15, 1959. Principal
interest payable at the Sec¬
gas
Revenue
obligation
Aug. 31
inclusive.
Twp. School District
*
$3,000,000
Conversion
general
(P. O. Pontiac), Mich.
Sale — The $2,500,000
—
Sale—The
utility
Aug. 1 from
on
Bond
building
Aug. 27
Legality approved
Owen, Scott, Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Duluth, Minn.
Aug.
on
1965
suc¬
bidder.
Dorsey,
follows:
as
$20,000
of
Offering—Joseph Cardi¬ time an issue of
$90,000 special
nal, City Clerk, will receive sealed assessment
street
improvement of about
4.46%, as follows:
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
bonds was
awarded
to a
group
15 for the purchase of $1,700,000
$690,000 4V2S. Due on June 1 from
composed of the First of Michi¬
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
general obligation sewer, Series gan
Corp.; Kenower, MacArthur
II bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due
650,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from
&
Co., and McDonald-Moore &
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
on July 1 from 1961 to 1989 inclu¬
Co., at a price of 100.063, a net
1,160,000 41/2S
Due on June 1
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J) interest cost of about
3.70%, as
from 1 Qr77 4*/-v 1 OOK inclusive
1977 to 1985
payable at the City Treasurer's follows:
office. Legality approved by Mill
Other members of
the
syndi¬
$45,000 4V4S. Due on July 1 from
cate
are:
er, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
First of Michigan Cor¬
1960 to 1964
Dated
District
PrinciPal and interest payable at
any SUltable bank Or trust COmpany to be
Street
Tvnm
75,000
School
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1988 inclusive.
Waterford Twp. (P. O. 4995 West
awarded to
same
Bond
Indep.
er,
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 9 for the purchase of $250,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
by
1974 inclusive.
125,000 motor vehicle highway
fund, Series II bonds, as 4s,
at a price of 100.085, a net in¬
proved by
by*
Principal and interest (M-S)
at a place to be desig-
inclusive,
on
successful
o
approved
y
-
No. 911, Minn.
troit.
inclusive;
on
1969
to
Aug.
on
$145,000 4s, due
from
1
the
to
33/4s,
follows:
as
nJ
-
on
payable
&
1969
Bond Offering—Robert S. Park-
highway
special
price of
at a
net interest cost of
a
to
inclu¬
Bond
vehicle
bonds,
100.066,
system
1982
motor
fund
re¬
pur¬
1959.
to
$350,000
p.m.
the
water
March
from
1
7:30
for
10
$175,000
Dated
Oct.
on
bids
Sept.
on
chase
George
Clerk, will
—
^
Cambridge
Due
1963
.
Bond
1961
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler &
Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
15,000 water bonds.
Sept.
from
beYdellenlte^h^th1316 bank ft(}
follows:
as
1
inclu,s|ve- Principal and interest
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De-
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Jan.
on
Sal-
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Sept. 21 for the purchase of
$27,000 special assessment bonds,'—
lows:
.
bids until 7 p.m.
(CDST)
on
Sept. 10 for the purchase of
$150,000 general obligation school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
on
nated
inclusive.
ap-, sealed
Pad-
sealed
sive.
Due
Legality
Offering—Naomi
Citv
Dated
1973.
250,000 4V2S.
1974
Trust
July
bidder.
Tecumseh, Mich.
Bond
lows
inclusive.
1971
to
30,000 4V4S.
and
p.
821 — were
First of Michigan
successful
proved by Miller, Canfield,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
190,
v.
Corporation, and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., jointly, at a price
of 100.021, a net interest cost of
about 4.48%, as follows:
by
Paddock
$410,000 school
building bonds offered
awarded to
Company, in
721—were awarded to
p.
loan
15 from
1979 inclusive.
1960
approved
City School
Michigan
Detroit
(EST)
Ruth C. Web¬
—
1,
Bond Sale—The
Note Sale — The $900,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Aug. 25
—v.
ceive
Bedford, Mass.
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
and
Birmingham
Winans,
MASSACHUSETTS
Trust
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
for the
berland Thruway
Sept. 1, 1959. Due
from
Legality
Sept. 15
on
Sept.
Principal and in¬
(A-OLpayable at The De¬
troit
Offering—Lucile
revenue,
Dated
1
ol
inclusive.
terest
Cumberland, Md.
(EST)
purchase
system
Oct.
on
Man¬
receive
p.m.
the
bonds.
Due
D.
will
7:30
for
water
B
R.
—
Clerk,
until
15
$180,000
Series
1986
MARYLAND
Offering
City
chester,
Mayville
Mich.
61
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
eral
Sale—The $2,600,000 gen¬
obligation
Sept. 3
—
awarded to
v.
a
190,
York,
as
'offered
922 — wera
syndicate headed by
Chemical Corn
New
bonds
p.
Exchange Bank, of
3.10s, at a price of
me
02
commercial
Chronicle
financial
ana
.
.
Monday, September 7, 1959
.
iiwiso;
a
net interest
3.09%, as follows:
$300,000 park bonds.
1,000,000 library bonds.
300,000 public building bonds.
100.000 fire station bonds.
(MST)
Devine
J.
Co.,
&
Chellgren will receive sealed bids
on
the same day at 1:30 p.m. for
A.
the
No.
New
Strei,
LeRoy
—
&
interest
and
Principal
clusive.
Offering
Bond
sewer exten¬
1—v. 190,
obligation
general
mar.
kins,
Delafield
York
City.
sion bonds offered Sept.
p. 922—were awarded to
cate headed by the First
National racky,
4.14%, as follows:
chase of $75,000 general
(EDST)
1961
Due
4s.
70,000
Due
inclusive.
1967
to
Oct.
on
Principal
Co., of Albany, as
price of 100.535, a basis
a
(P. O. Lockport),
New
Treasurer, will re¬
at Vandewater,
County
ner,
ceive
Kay-
sealed
bids
&
Yalobusha County Oakland
District
School
will
Clerk,
until
bids
11
of
the
for
15
water
County
Bond Sale—An issue of $435,000
Dated
Oct.
from
1
Principal
payable
(A-O)
&
Newark
Newark.
and
School District No.
bonds
was
Due on March
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
4V4S.
$242,000
from
1
&
bonds
823
of
of
Roosevelt
price of 100.064,
Bond
Boseman, Mont.
Offering
bids
16
until
C.
Wilson,
K.
sealec
receive
1 p.m.
the
for
—
will
(MST)
purchase of
Special Improvement
bonds, as follows:
Sept.
$104,000
on
District
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
F.
water
bonds.
system
Dated Oct.
B.
until
2
p.m.
15 for the pur¬
public improve¬
Sept.
190,
a
p.
group
New
York,
Traders Trust
of 3.72%.
sewer
at
price
a
of
101.444,
basis
a
proved
by
of
Greece
and
No.
1
School Dist.
Central
are:
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner
&
Smith, Inc., Shearson, Hammill
Co., Reynolds & Co., Commerce
Co.,
of
Kansas
City,
Mer¬
& Co., Inc., and Mc¬
Turben
Ohio
light and power sys¬
revenue bonds
a group composed
Cleveland Corp., Braun,
tem
first mortgage
was
awarded to
of
First
Bosworth
&
Kidder,
Inc.,
Co.,
Peabody & Co., Ryan, Sutherland
&
Co.,
Co.,
at
price of
a
Harris
Stranahan,
and
of
cost
par,
a
about
&
net in¬
4.22%,
as
follows:
from
on
Jan. and July
to
1961
1973 inclusive.
1,240,000 4V4S. Due on Jan.
1
and July 1 from 1974 tG 1984
Hilton), N.
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Dated
1
Offering
District
on
—
bids
will
until
2
Sept. 10 for the
re¬
p.m.
pur¬
of
$1,000,000 school bonds.
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
from
1960
to
1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the State Bank of Hilton,
or
at the Chase Manhattan Bank,
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the in New York City.
Legality ap¬
Bankers
Trust
by
Company,
New proved
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
York, or at the Meadow Brook
Galloway,
of
New
York City.
National Bank of Nassau County.
Heckler
&
Galloway,
Note
on
sealed
Bond
1959.
Sale
—
The
—v.
to
190,
the
p.
$580,000 im¬
offered
Sept.
2
923—were awarded
Trust Company of
Marine
Western
New
Offering
—
E.
V. Norton,
York, Buffalo, and
of
inclusive.
McCarthy, of New York.
Sept.
from
1
noon
1,
1959.
1961
to
and
Principal
payable
Trust
until
Dated
Dec.
on
(J-D)
bids
j!
:
Sup¬
will: re¬
17 for the pur-:
$242,600 special assess¬
bonds.
ment
school
improvement
awarded
4s, at
bonds
White
A.
to
&
price of 101.11,
a
a
was
Co.,
as
basis of
3.88%.
interest
the "Cleveland
at
University (P. O.
Oxford),
Ohio
Sale—An issue of $4,025,-
Bond
dormitory
bonds
series
revenue,
awarded to
was
a
G
syndicate
headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc., The
Company, and White, Weld
& Co., as 4%s, at a price of 99.30,
a net interest cpst.of about 4.77%.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
Ohio
1961
1998
to
inclusive.
callable.
are
The
Legality
ap¬
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Other members of the syndicate
are: Ball, Burge & Kraus, Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Fahey,
Clark & Co., Field, Richards &
by
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Hayden, Miller & Co., W. E.
Hutton & Co., McDonald & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Merrill,
Turben
& Co.,
Sweney Cartwright & Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co., Doll & Isphording, Inc.,
John B. Joyce & Co., and Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger.
Smith,
improvement
Aug. 15, 1959. Due
from
15
1960
to
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1962
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Greenfield
i
.
Bond >
Exempted
(EST)
Village
Offering—L. Tenney Rees,
Auditor, will
City
bids until
receive
Offering—W.
bids
sealed
for
assessment
Dated
notes.
Due
1959.
Sept.
on
1,
May
1960.
1,
Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Bond
Offering—Clyde
Barrow,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Sept. 29
the
for
purchase of $45,000 road
Sept. 1, 1959. Due
Dated
bonds.
clusive..
1961
from
1
Dec.
on
Principal
to
1970
in¬
interest
and
at the Provident
Sharonville. Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
(J-D)
payable
Bank,
Sch.
A.
OKLAHOMA
^
Sept.
until
1983
County
17
inclusive. Prin¬
interest (J-D) payable
at the Peoples National Bank of
Greenfield. Legality approved by
and
(P.
O.
Stilwell),
Oklahoma
will
noon
$350,00
1961 to
Adair
O'Dell,
for the pur¬
building bonds.
Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Dec; 1
on
Bond
Offering
Tom
—
Shell,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bids
for
8
2
the
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
bonds.
courthouse
Due
Sept.
on
$55,000
from 1861
1965 inclusive.
to
OREGON
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Amity, Oregon
cinnati.
Bond Offering—Ivan R.
Green
sealed
(EST) on Sept. 21
the purchase of $220,000 sewer
noon
District, Ohio
of
cipal
Note
R.
16 for the purchase of $31,street
Shields,
Local School District
(P. O. Franklin Furnace), Ohio
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST)
on
Offering—William Poetker,
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $35,-
Bond
Twp.
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
for
sealed
the
bids until Sept. .24
of
purchase
$354,000
building bonds. Due from 1961 to
1984
Lakeville,
Bond
Offering
000
water
Oct.
1,
1960
to
and
interest
system
bonds.
Dated
1959. Due on Oct. 1 from
1979 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(A-O) payable.at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
City
inclusive.
Ohio
—
Virginia
S.
(J-D) payable at the
j.
1969
Sharonville. Ohio
Fostoria, Ohio
Offerin g—Harry
Bond
'
Company, Cleveland.
Miami
District
Comptroller,
will
receive Kuhn, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until Sept. 17 for the sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
purchase of $9,720,000 bond antic¬ Sept. 21 for the purchase of $450,water
works
bonds.
Dated
ipation notes. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. 000
Due on Oct. 1, 1960. Legality ap¬ Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn 1960 to 1999 inclusive. Principal
&
\
K.
Sept.
on
Seaside, Oregon
City
Greece, N. Y.
provement bonds
School
(P. O. 8916 Fontainbleau Terrace,
Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of $420,000
Rochester, N. Y.
of
>
Newark, Ohio
Local
Finneytown
from
Dorothy M.
Clerk,
Wil¬
inclusive.
Dated
Y.
ap¬
&
Offering—Alice
proved
issue of $1,500,-
Sale—An
Legality
ple, Director of Finance,
from
Co.
&
electric
000
chase
(P. O. 225 West Ave.,
Vienna.
Peck, Shaffer
Cincinnati.
Ohio
000
Other members of the syndicate
Clerk of Board of Education,
Parma, Hamlin, Clarkson
1976
to
Mayfield Heights (P. O. 6154
Mayfield Road, Cleveland 24),
of
4.01%.
receive
Burritt,
D.
to
ment, Series B bonds. Dated July
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960
to
1969 inclusive.
Principal and
receive
(MST)
improvement
1,
on
Jen¬
17 for the purchase of $8,-
Sept.
000.
bids
sealed
of $600,000
Sykes,
Offering-^—Virgil
Town
as
New York City.
Moore, Mont.
nings,
to
Legality approved by Vandewater,
$68,000 No. 408 bonds.
36,000 No. 409 bonds.
Bond
Y.
Offering—Leonard
(EDST)
chase
Clerk,
of
&
as
N.
27—v.
1961
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the New Vienna
Due
gen¬
system con¬
bonds offered
190, p. 722 — were
a
syndicate headed
v.
—
Dated
school
1
Sept. 1, 1959.
from
1
by Field, Richards & Co., as 4V4S,
500
Manufac¬
Co., both
Buffalo, and Roosevelt & Cross,
33/4s. at a price of 100.20, a basis
3.30s, at a
basis of 3.28%.
a
Aug.
awarded
were
Western
to
Smith, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
MONTANA
Bond
Cross,
offered
Bond
Trauer-
&
&
—
turers
$175,000
awarded
was
Freeport,
Legality
1959!
1,
approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
City
bonds
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
Dated, Sept.
1
awarded
Sept.
(P. O.
composed of The Marine Trust Co.
by
Wood,
1
Sale—The $440,000
Bond
interest
approved
Delafield
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
36,000 4s. Due on March 1, 1973.
157,000 4V8S.
Due on March 1
from
Beldin*
Mosier, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Macadon,
Ontario), N. Y.
1979
awarded to
New York City.
the Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
sas
City, and Lucas,
Eisen &
NEW YORK
Waeckerle, Inc., jointly, as fol¬
Beacon City School District, N. Y.
lows:
building
Sept.
New
Marion and Williamson Central
the National
Banking Co.,
at
Essex
Legality
Hawkins,
to
of
Galloway,
Walworth,
Ontario,
on
1960
&
City.
Sept.
$210,000
Oct. 1, 1959.
(EDST)
of
purchase
bonds.
on
inclusive.
School Dist.
(P. O. New Madrid), Mo.
No. R*6
obligation
■
Caldwell, N. J.
bids until 8 p.m.
Due
MISSOURI
Madrid
New York City. Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
(CST)
a.m.
the purchase
$100,000 school bonds.
New
150
Lake), Ohio
Avon
approved
Harris,
Bond Offering—Wm. W. Jacobs,
receive Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
for
8
Sept.
on
York,
the City
National Bank & Trust Co., Salem.
interest (M-S) payable at
West
Offering—Gerald
Bond
sealed
Water
(P. O.
Valley), Miss.
Chancery
Consol.
Dated
Dec.
on
the
Nuveen
John
are:
O.
struction, Series A
1
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, 120
syndi¬
Salem, N. J.
Broadway, New York 5, until 11
Co., J.
Bond Offering—Wm. H. Kugler,
a.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 11 for the
M. Dain & Co., Inc., Piper, Jaf- City Recorder, will receive sealed
fray & Hopwood, Shearson, Ham- bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST) on purchase of $4,000,000 bond antici¬
mill & Co., Harold E. Wood & Co., Sept. 14 for the purchase of $32,- pation notes. Dated Sept. 21, 1959.
Due on March 14, 1960. Principal
and Caldwell, Phillips Co.
000 water tank bonds. Dated Sept.
and interest payable at the Marine
1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960
MISSISSIPPI
Midland Trust Company of New
to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and
of
members
Other
cate
eral
(P.
$260,000 4s. Due
York
Oct.
on
purchase of $16,000 water
(EDST)
Sale—The $2,250,000
terest
Note Offering—Howard L.
City.
1979.
and
Commercial
National
Niagara County
the National
in Carlstadt.
Legality approved by Reed, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
80,000 3.70s. Due on Oct. 1, 1978
(M-S)
payable at
Community Bank,
1969.
and
300,000 4.10s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1970 to 1977 inclusive.
school
offered Aug. 31—
3.83%.
of
Due
(EST)
noon
bonds.
ceive
OHIO
Dover,
interest
and
Road,
Bond
Bond
Trust
&
Bank
.
works
bonds
Co., Charles King & Co.,
The
the
for
Bond
inclusive.*
1980
to
Lake
Donald
group
and
!
i
until
bids
inclusive.
1975
to
--
rill,
Sachs &
a
re¬
p.m.
p.
Sept'. 1, 1959. 3.90s, at
Dated
1966
Trust
822—were awarded to
composed of Goldman,
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1969
on
inclusive.
1968
1,
8
until
1964
270,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
&
price of 100.179,
Sale—The $785,000
190,
v.
Sept. 10 for the pur¬
improve¬
on
bonds.
ment
$395,000 3.80s. Due on Oct. 1 from
bids
Due on Dec. 1,
300,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
York
New
Mi-
will
Clerk,
Borough
ceive
from
1
1965.
(P. O. Grahamsville),
1
Bond
Bank, of St. Paul, at a price of
100.00, a net interest cost of about
Tilney
to
Rochester Central Sch. Dist.
No.
West,
Offering—Mildred
liams,
Dec.
on
inclusive.
&
building bonds
J.
$125,000 fire
Fallsburgh, Liberty,
Denning,
W awarsing and
_
sealed
awarded
was
Wood, of New
Offering—Barney
Bond
The
—
Neversink,
Moonachie, N. J.
syndi¬
a
Sale
as 3.90s, at a
basis of 3.86%.
Legality approved by Haw¬
&
Legality approved
Co.,
a
(M-S) payable at the
Belmar-Wall National Bank, Bel-
$845,000
The
—
bonds
Principal
inclusive.
1973
to
(EDST)
p.m.
and interest
Minn.
Lake,
Bear
White
1960
of
Bank
National
Brook
Bond
the purchase of
bonds.
Dated
on Sept. 1 from
general
Sept. 1, 1959. Due
$100,000
&
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
8
for
15
Sept.
on
payable at any suitable bank to
be designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
until
bids
Due
1963
to
60,000 3%s.
Principal and
payable
at the
Hempstead East Meadow Fire Dist.
(P. O. East Meadow), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Donald F. Mat¬
Martinsville, Ohio
Bond
chase
(A-O)
Meadow
thews, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed
1960
1976
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
improvement
1962 to
1 from
March
on
1987
by
Village Clerk,-will receive sealed
Bank,' New
6s.
120,000
and
to
approved
cinnati.
lows:
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
interest
N. J.
Belmar,
1960
from
1
Nassau County.
1, 1959.
Due
1980 in¬
obligation
Dated Sept.
bonds.
Oct.
Legality
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
inclusive.
Avon
JERSEY
NEW
(CST) on Sept.
purchase of $78,000
8 p.m.
from
1
Banking and Trust Co.,
timore, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.72%, as fol¬
inclusive.
Dodge, of Boston.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Oct.
on
1987 inclusive.
inclusive.
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer
Conneaut
Conneaut.
968,000 improvement bonds. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1987
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
Spicer, Minn.
Due
to
Port Washington Public
Parking District bonds. Due
interest
Principal and
District
Water
142,000
a.m.
on
inclusive.
Offering—Paul Lindquist,
general
11
Sept. 15 for the pur¬
chase of $1,358,000 franchise tax
refund bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1970
(EDST)
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott,
Barber & Marquart, of
Minneapolis.
the
until
on
purchase of $16,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
funding
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive. Le¬
for
bids
CAROLINA
NORTH
Chatham County (P. O. Pittsboro),
North Carolina
inclusive.
Roslyn
1960
from
1
Oct.
on
1968
bonds.
S.
will re¬
State Treasurer,
sealed
Due
to
55,000
(State of)
—
Alfred
Hampshire
Cloues,
ceive
8 for the
10
bonds.
District
Park
Manhasset
$45,000
bonds.
Offering
Bend
100.43,
interest.
1960
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
until
12
jointly, as 4s,
a
basis of
Inc.,
of
lows:
School
$125,000
of
purchase
District
Odessa, Minn.
bids
C.
B.
—
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Offering
Bond
Offering
Co.,
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
Hempstead (P. O. Plandome Road,
building bonds offered Sept. 1—
Manhasset), N. Y.
v.
190, p. 923—were awarded to a
Bond Offering—Henry A. Sahs,
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive group composed of the Wachovia
Bank
& Trust Co., of Winstonsealed
bids
until
10:30
a.m.
Salem,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
(EDST) on Sept. 15 for the pur¬
Fenner & Smith, and Mercantile
chase of $1,210,000 bonds, as fol¬
Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of Bal¬
p.m.
1, 1959.
Additional
Winston-Salem.
Bond
2
for the pur¬
Saco
High
Sept. 23
$175,000
on
of
Oct.
syndicate
G.
Becker & Co., Inc., E. F. Hutton
& Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., and
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
C.
until
&
price
a
3.91%
will
Trustees,
bids
at
School District No. B bonds. Dated
bonds.
are:
of
sealed
chase
800,000 urban renewal bonds.
Other members of the
Board
of
Clerk
receive
improvement
street
100,000
Blair
Phillips County School Districts
(P. O. Saco), Mont.
Bond Offering—B. C. Chellgren,
of
cost
100.006,
about
Bond
Offering—Robert T. Urie,
receive sealed
(PST) on Sept.
purchase of $378,000
City Auditor, will
bids
14
until
for
water
Due
8
the
bonds.
on
Jan.
p.m.
Dated
1
from
Sept.
1961
1, 1959.
to
1984
|
j
j
[
)
j
Number 5879
190
Volume
nclusive.
Principal
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Legality approved
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Ran¬
kin, of Portland.
School
Directors,
W. Scholls
(P. O. 5225 S.
Ferry Rd., Portland), Oregon
Offering — Shirlie
M.
Bond
Richards, District
sealed
ceive
(PST)
chase
bids
Sept.
on
of
will
Clerk,
until
14
7:30
re¬
June
on
1980. inclusive.
p.m.
1 from
1961
Principal and
Carlisle
to
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
&
sealed
proved
Allegheny C o u n t y Sanitary
Authority (P. O. Pittsburgh),
bonds
offered
Sept.
190, p.
syndi¬
2—v.
awarded
723—were
Goshen
$15,000,000
The
—
to
a
cate headed by the
First of Boston
Corp., at a price of 98.021, a net
interest cost of about 4.23, as fol¬
lows:
June
on
3V2S,
due
1967;
on
Bond
3.70s,
June
due
000
1970
480,000
from
due
Other
are:
of
members
the
sealed
bids
1
Series
a
until
;S'e|)t.
7
Due,
•"
cost
bonds offered
to
I
&
Aug.
;
of 3.44%.
Masten & Co., Yar& Co., Cunningham,
Schrr.ertz & Co., J. W. Sparks &
Co., Rand & Co., Andrews & Wells,
Inc., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Chaplin,
McGuinness & Co., Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co., Foster & Marshall,
McJunkin, Patton & Co, W: H.
Courts
Inc.,
Humphrey,
Rico
955,535,
&
an
evenues
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Fahey,
&
Co.,
Prescott
&
Co.,
I
& Johnson, Lucas, Eisen I
Waeckerle, Burns, Corbett &
Clark
&
Co.,
S.
to
L.
fiscal
according
year,
Descgtftes, Executive
rector of the- Authority.
was
gain
a
of .22,560
Di-
There
customers
Pa.
Sandbrook, Jr., Secretary of Board
jrpf
;
on
Directors, will receive
School
Sealed
bicls until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
1984
Due
bonds.
on
Oct.
inclusive.
terest
(A-O)
Treasurer's
proved
the
general
provement
1959.
for
16
Sept.
$500,000
by
purchase of
obligation
Dated
1
im¬
Oct.
compared
Principal and
Legality
Uf
■
Townsend,
Munson, of Philadelphia.
: t r
with $2,989,-
agent
Development
Government
The
Banl^
Puerto
for
Rico
is
fiscal
the^uerto Rico Water
for
Resources
&
Co., J.' C. Wheat & Co., William
Edwards & Co., R. H. Brooke
Harold S. Stewart &
Co., and
Co.
Beaumont), Texas
Bond
Offering—Fred
G.
!
Lawrenceburg,
Offering
Lumpkins,
sealed
on
bids
Sept: 14
—
I bids until
! 5
for
the
purchase
of
Dr.
i
Due
1
Nov.
on
from
ftrt*
11
the
1961
are
to
a.m.
bonds
callable.
!
Principal and interest (M-N) pay-
1
able at the Treasurer's office. Le¬
Chapman
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
La
&
Texas
Marque,
1972
bids until 2 p.m.
for
the
Board
sealed
(EDST) on Sept.
purchase
dormitory
$800,000
bonds.
of
revenue
from
$500,water
to
1961
to
Nov. 1
inclusive.
1998
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
a
Co.,
works
revenue
awarded
and
sewer
bonds
refunding
to
a
system
group
v77'rx
Tunnel
inclusive.
1969
Dated
to
1983
inclusive.
July 1, 1959. Legality ap¬
to
■
Co-> and H" G" Dennison Co., ara
net interest cost of 3.84%, as/iollows:
$50,000 3^s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Va.
District,
to
sive.
1964 inclush
175,000 37/8s. Due
proposed $210,000,000 revenue
bond issue, due July 1, 1999 and
tentatively scheduled to
be
1965
to
Richland
on
from
>ept.
Sept. 1
inclusive.
1977
County
Richland
O.
(P.
Center), Wis.
Bond Sale—An issue of $389,brought to market Sept. 7 by an
underwriting syndicate headed by 000 county mfii
infirmary bonds was
The
First
Boston
Corooration; ' awarded to the Continental IlliAllen & Company; Merrill Lynch,,
.
NationaI Bank & Trust Co.,
Incor- 13
Smith,
&
Fenner
Pierce,
porated,
and
Willis, Kenny
&
Ayres, Inc.
has been postponed
to
a
later
date, the group announeed Sept. 3.
The underwriting
be
maintained,
the
syndicate will
managers of
the
Sale
eral
—
The
to
—
.Were
composed of
Strudwick/
C.
J.
Co., and Branch, Cabell
&
100.304,
group
a
&
Anderson
Co.,
as
at
3.40s,
a
price
of
net interest cost of about
a
3.444,
as
3.36%.
1964
to
Dated
1
Sept.
sealed
chase
&
1979
10
a.m.
of
Parts
the
Summit,
Joint
Wonewoc,
and
Center
Union
LaValle
1 (P. O.
Offering—Charles H.
District
Clerk,
ceive bids until 8 p.m.
Wil¬
will re¬
(CDST) on
Sept.
tion building
1959.
until
and
by
Chicago.
16 for the pur¬ Sept. 8 for the purchase of $300,$120,000 general obliga¬ 000 school bonds. Dated July 1,
on
of
bids
Treasurer's
Wonewoc), Wis.
Bond
E.
and
School District No.
kinson,
Tom.
of
on
approved
Chapman & Cutler, of
Wonewoc
Due
1959.
and interest (M-S)
Legality
office.
Mc-
—
from
1960 to 1974 inclu¬
payable at the County
Treasurer, will re¬
Offering
Bond
1,
Sept.
sive. Principal
(P. O. Wenatchee), Wash.
Koin, County
*
.
inclusive.
1974 inclusive.
from
Woodland
County Entiat School Dist.
127
0
„
?'
1963
to
Towns
(PST)
follows:
'
(Villages)
WASHINGTON
ceive
net interest cost of about
290,000 31/2s. Due on Sept. 1
gen¬
offered
190, p. 824
v.
—
awarded
a
$600,000
bonds
improvement
Aug. 28
at a price of
Company, jointly,
j I00.1p8,
1960
Harrisonburg, Va.
Bond
*
Chicago, and the Milwaukee
stated.
group
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
*Searls,\-of.' Houston.
27—
824—were awarded
composed of Channer Se-
group
Financing Postponed—The
Bond
offered Aug.
bonds
p.
1960
No.
1968
Cutler, of Chicago,
was
follows:
B
190,
|curities Co"' Mullaney Wells
Chesapeake Bay Bridge and
Chelan
to
0
VIRGINIA
composed of
as
v.
'a
1n
1, 1959. The bonds
Legality approved
Sept.
by Chapman &
McClung & Knickerbocker, Non-
Co.,
+1
o
1979
callable.
are
gard, Showers & Murray, Inc., and
Pauls &
Series
inclusive.
1975
to
oa
&
Bond Sale—An issue of $763,000
i water
L.
purchase of
Zorn, S. j., Treasurer of
of Trustees, will
receive
80,000 3.70s. Due on Sept. 1 1976
Wheat
1961
(CS^)
Wheeling
O.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on
of
awarded
was
of
(P.
composed
group
1979
574,000 414s. Due on July 1 from
M.
war¬
Utah
obligation
general
Inc.
West
William N.
issue
by
Col¬
Wheeling),
Virginia
Bond, Offering — Rev. George
of
men's
City,
receive
VIRGINIA
Fathers
lege,
issue
An
to
Sale—An
works
$3,000,000
$189,000 3V2S. Due on July 1 from
Tenn.
Jesuit
Co., and First of Texas
Brigham
Bond
j road bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
ijgyor, will receive
until
Hill,
will receive seaied
10 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
County Clerk,
TENNESSEE
Bond
(P. O.
Jefferson County
Louis
Authprity.
.'.'fiif r
in¬
Elliott"" &
i
In.
Quinn
Co.,
Securities
Mid-South
of
9.39%.
1,
ap¬
revenues
1248 in June of 1958, an increase
from 1960 to
payable at the City
office.
$3,270,165
I
J.
a m
reported
1985
will
(M-S) payable at the Town Treas¬
16
Invest¬
S mont, Inc., Bosworth," Sullivan &
j
j Authority
Offering—W i 11 i
Muir
Currie.
&
Corp., Watling, Lerchen &
Ray Allen, Olson & Beau-
| during the yeafy bringing the total inclusive. The bonds
& Mayer, Simpson, j number of customers to 385,592 on
Emery & Co., Inc., Sweney Cart- ] June 30, 1959,^¥r increase of 6.21%
wright & Co., Weil, Roth & Irv¬
| ever last yearns figure.
ing Co., Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
For the month'of June, 1959 the
Inc., and Zahner & Co.
Allentown School District,
ment
totaled $36,-
indfease of 4.56% over
of
$35,340,597
in the
to
Willms-
Ivan
urer's office. Legality approved
Burcham & Blair, of Spokane.
UTAH
Moreland, Brandenberger,
Johnston
year
Seasongood
Bond
ties Co.,
the
of
fiscal
ended June 30T 1959,
Johnson
McKelvy
Revenues
f.5fef jthe
preceding
Inc.,
Authority
Resources
Year
Authority
Masten
Co., Inc., Creston H. Funk, Hob'os
!& Co., Interstate Securities Corp.,
(P. O. San Juan), Puerto Rico
Report; Revenue Increases for
Fiscal
E.
I
RICO
due
Corp., jointly, at 5% interest.
Hamilton Securi¬
& Pancoast,
I
Puerto
A.
Corp.,
Co., Mackall & Coe, George
Baum & Co., Dewar, Robert-
as j Co.,
.
PUERTO
Co.
Pickard,
Edwards &
and
K.
Inc., and Hulme,
3V'2S, at a price of 100.288, a basis
4.20s,
1978
—
awarded
was
Dated
sen
1
&
at a net
3.63%.
inson
deposed of Moore,
Ljfnch, Cunningham,
group
a
Leonard
■
p.
about
Co., Putnam & Co., Frantz Hutch¬
724—were awarded
190
011
toy 1977
$200,000 street improvement
&
Texas
of
26.—v.
1969
due
—
Clerk,
(PST) on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $28,—
000
general obligation sewer
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due
on Sept. 15 from 1961
to 1979 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Oaks, Texas
Sale
Warrant
Inc., White-Phillips Co., Inc., First
O.
improvement
'
to
Town
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
WEST
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
are:
'
Sale—1Ehe $300,000 county
Bond
of
&
Other members of the syndicate
bidder.
/' •:
•
as
on
chen,
10
Spence
& Co.,
Winston
to
from
10
the
for
bonds.
by
Rowles,
Biddle
Co.,
until
21
County
of Edward L. |New York City.
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
WISCONSIN
and Kalman & Co., Inc., at a net
interest cost of about 3.72%, as
Dallas, Texas
Brillion (City), Brillion, Rantoul,
follows:
Bond Sale— The $5,000,000 san¬
Maple Grove and Rockland
itary sewer system revenue, Series $80,000 4Vss. Due on Sept. 1 from
(Towns), Joint Sch. District
1963 to 1966 incl.
384 Iron Bridge Project bonds of¬
No. 2 (P. O. Brillion), Wis.
fered Aug. 31—v. 190 p. 824—were
130,000 33/4S. Due on Sept. 1 from
Bond Sale—The $225,000 gen¬
1967 to
1971 incl.
awarded
to
a
syndicate-headed
eral obligation corporate purpose
by Johnston, Lemon & Co., and 130,000 3.60s. Due on Sept. 1 from
p.m:
1959.
1
Revenue
System
interest
Schmertz & Co.,
&
Sept.
payable at
be~"designated by the
Whipple & Co.,
Company,
Pening- iAppIegate
Son
Secretary,
bids
sealed
on
Florence
Mrs.
purchase of $1,500,000 East Texas
State
College
Student
Housing
Bank,
Washington-zGounty, (P.
Washington), Pa.
Bacon,
Newbold's
(CST)
and interest
Co., A. E.
nall,
&
Dated
place
Cross, DeHaven &
Co., A. Webster Dougherty
receive
Sept. 1 from I960 to 1963 incl.
successful
••
ton, Colket & Co., Schaffer, Nec&
sealed^bfds
Frincipal
Town end, Crouter
ker &
—
Executive
will
on
icates.
on
Co.
Illinois
Offering
Cotten,
a.m.
Sept»j8 ifor the purchase
$8,000 general obligation certif¬
of
Co., Moore, Leonard &
Lynch, Reynolds & Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Wood, Struthers
The
Bond
T.
Hazlett, Township Secretary, will
(EST)
$215,000
River
Washington), Pa.
Offering — Pauline
&
Sherierd,
Mar.
on
rants
interest
the
Legality ap¬
Burcham & Blair," of
Offering
incl.
Teachers'
Colleges of Texas (P. O. Box K,
:
Capitol Station Austin), Texas„
and
at
Rochford, Wash.
TEXAS
Franklin^Tivp. (P. O. R.D. 4,
Pont
StifeF, Nicolaus & Co.,! Inc.,
Tripp
&
Co.,
Inc., Butcher &
and
Burton
receive
Co.,
1970
Gibson,
Gibson, of Austin.
Co., R. W.
Co., Shields
Co.,
Dean Witter & Co., Stroud & Co.,
Inc., American Securities Corp.,
A.
G. Becker & Co., Inc., J. C.
Bradford
&
Co., Francis I.'. du-
& Bodine, Wil¬
liam Blair & Co., Hirsch & Co., E.
F. Hutton & Co., King, Quirk &
from
incl.,
Smith.
pur¬
office.
by
Bond
275,000 refunding bonds, as 4.20s.
Certificate
Haupt &
&
10
approved
North
&
Roosevelt
Mar.
Philadelphia^ Legality approved
Rhoads, Sinpo & Reader, of
Aliyn & Co., Inc., Alex. Brown
&
1960
4V2S,
Harrisburg.
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., A.
Ira
from
$125,000
000
rill
Sons,
10
incl.;
by
syndi¬
school house bonds,
$60,000 5s, due
Mar.
Kirkpatrick, Inc.,
Third
National Bank,
Nashville,
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
p.m.
the
Seattle.
follpws:
$400,000
&
payable
proved
Mercantile National
Dallas, Dewar, Robert¬
and McClung &
Knickerbocker, at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about 4.26%,
J.
2
for
Inc.,
Dated
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from
1962
to
1999 inclusive.
Legality
National
group
Pancoast,
Landstreet
until. 8
Penn
Treasurer's
p.
follows:
16
Central
(M-S)
190
a
until
14
Principal
school
of
&
C. Bradford & Co.,
C. H. Little & Co., Union Planters
National Bank,
Memphis, Clark,
p.m.
(EDST)
for^the purchase of
$75,000 general^obligation bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,. 1,959. Due on Oct. 1
from 1960 to l#f^&inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest, payable at the
Sept.
of
Board of Regents, State
Offeriing^Camill A. Stroh,
Secfetcfty, will receive
Co.,
son
syndi¬
Bank,
to
Living¬
will re¬
$50,000 general obligation
inclusive.
awarded
L.
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1979
composed of Underwood, Neuhaus
as
the
of
fol¬
April
inclusive.
1973
National
First
are:
Memphis,
&
incl.
Pennsylvania
Blyth & Co., Inc., Drexel
Pressprich
1969
196&~to
to
members
Other
cate
1962
Southampton
Bond
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Smith, Barney & Co., Mer¬
&
p.m.
Township
on
from
on
1959.
bids
Sept.
on
chase of
15,
Texas
&
Sch.
Treasurer,
sealed
(PST)
Sale—The $675,000
bonds-offered Aug. 27—v.
1
Consol.
Offering—W.
County
ceive
in 1980
Due
Indep. School District,
824—were
as
bonds.
Bond
and
Spokane Counties
Joint
Davenport), Wash.
Bond
1980
ston,
Sept.
Porte
Bank,
hospital bonds,
lows: $168,000 4s, due
to
1981.
Dated
La
incl.
168,000
Twp. (P. O.
Bustletort'Pike, Feasterville),
1035
&
C.
will
ufttiJjS
1966
to
1960
on
Feb.
on
Reardon
improvement
permanent
and
1984 incl.
1978 to
1963
1
Supervisor,
due
Lincoln and
as
Dist. Nos. 210 and 412 (P. O.
60,000 park
school bonds, as follows:
$65,000 4s, due on Feb. 1 from
of
2
Clearfield), Pa.
Offering—George J. Read,
from
1
Lower
inclusive.
1981
to
1974
7,500,000 sewer revenue,
E
bonds, as 4Vis.
cate
Oct.
on
June
on
Irwin,
S.
receive
(EDST)
on
Sept. 8 for:, the purchase of
$5,000
general^^obligation
road
bonds. Dated Q^l, 1959. Due on
and
3.90s,
from
incl.
Sept. 18
$550,000
on
of
bonds. Due from
incl.;
Feb. 1
on
(CST)
inclusive.
65,000
ap¬
O.
bids
sealed
1969; $1,410,3%s, due on June 1 from
to 1973 inclusive, and $3,1968
1,
Harqjd
to
$490,000 4.10s,
r*vis.
District
1, 1965; $600,000
June 1, 1966 and
$660,000
due
1977
1974
receive
purchase
$490,000
as
due
Pfeiffer,
sealed bids
follows:
1963 to 1973
from
Twp. Road District No.
(P.
$7,500,000 sewer revenue, Series
E bonds, as follows: $1,050,000
5s, due on June 1 from 1961 to
1964
inclusive;
$300,000 4V4S,
due
by
Carlisle.
Pennsylvania
Sale
\ Bond
Legality
inclusive.
1970
to
bonds,
will
7:30 p.m.
the
the
by
4s,
$280,000 4.20s,
provement bondsr Dated Sept. 30,
1959. Due on Sept. 30 from 1960
PENNSYLVANIA
school
$380,000
Feb. 1 from
8 fpr._ the purchase of
general" obligation
im¬
$55,000
Rankin, of Portland.
headed
rural
follows:
of
Board
of
will
receive
8 p.m.
(EDST)
until
bids
Sept.
on
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Win-
Pitts¬
syndicate
a
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Weter, Roberts &
Shefelman, of Seattle.
P.
municipal improvement bonds,
Equitable Securities Corporation,
at a price of 100.001, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4.09%, as follows:
Harold S.
—
until
for
$1,383,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Aug.
27—v. 190 p. 724—were awarded
to
Offering—H.
Mayor,
Sale—The
$1,150,000
Treasurer
Directdis,
School
Bond
-63
terest
La Porte, Texas
on
eral
School District, Pa.
Offering
Irwin,
tax
1, 1959. Due
County (P. O. Union City),
Bond
Burgwin,
of
and
revenue
Oct.
Tennessee
;
Bond
in¬
Obion
Le¬
inclusive.
sewer
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
p.m.
1969
to
burgh.
terest
free
8
approved 2 by
Perry & Pohl,
gality
Ruff in,
gation school bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1959. Due
1960
from
for the pur¬
general obli¬
$285,000
until
bids
$600,000
bonds. Dated
(EDST)
on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of
$165,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
Washington County School District
95
District
of Board of
will
receive
Secretary
Rhodes,
sealed
No.
School
Area
(P. O. Beaver Fcdls), Pa.
Bond
Offering — Gwendolyn
office.
urer's
Falls
Beaver
interest
and
payable at the City Treas¬
'J-J)
(1027)
Due
on
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Oct.
inclusive.
1 from 1961 to
Principal and in-
1959.
1979
Due on July 1
inclusive.
by Chapman &
from 1962 to
Legality
approved
Cutler, of Chicago*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-.
64
.
.
(1028)
Monday, September 7, 1969
*
•
;V
THE U.S. TREASURY SALUTES THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
I'l
—and its thousands of employees
who help strengthen
People in America's petroleum industry take pride in the
vital role of their
products and services in the national
defense and domestic economy.
This
year
the petroleum
industry celebrates its first century and features the slogan
"Born in freedom
•
..
Thousands upon
working for progress."
thousands of these people find personal
satisfaction, too, in helping to strengthen America's Peace
Power
The
through regular purchase of U.S. Savings Bonds.
use
of the
Payroll Savings Plan makes this sound
prac¬
tice convenient and easy.
"
If your own company
Plan in
does not have
operation at present, take
steps to start one
and help
America." Your State
help. Telephone him
one
your
a
Payroll Savings
of these two
easy
people to "Share in
Savings Bond Director is anxious to
now.
Or write to Savings Bond Divi¬
L. P. HOLLAND, skilled refinery technician, is typical of thou¬
sion, U.S. Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.
sands of
Bonds
key employees in this field who
are
buying U.S. Savings
regularly. Mr. Holland, through his
Plan, is making
a
company Payroll Savings
personal contribution to the Peace Power of our
country.
THE
COMMERCIAL
AND
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
r
THE
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r
U. S. GOVERNMENT
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THE
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THANKS,
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