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MONDAY
OF* hFIV£i
ISSUE
13
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
189
Number 5837
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
Monday, April 13, 1959
Price
Corporation and Investment
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
...
Abacus
William
company's
share
net
Dec.
on
Mr.
1959
Jacobs,
tlio
President,
value
further
was
stated
■
April 8 reported that
$3G,821,049
eaual
to
$43.03
or.
31, 1959 compared with $33,564,167
1958, an Increase ol 9.7%.
31,
Jacobs
Jr.,
asset
March
on
share
Fund—Reports Increased Assets—
K.
that
for
the
quarter
or
ended
be
31,
thereon.
$2,910,787
$3.40
or
share.—V.
per
189.
p.
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
debited
597.
This
of
'
to
New York
Acoma Uranium &
Oil Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
The
corporation
on
March
31
700,000
covering
shares
of
offered at 30 cents
share,
per
to be used for expenses
filed
letter of notification
a
with
the
filed
25
a
letter
of
notification
Power
Co.—Proposes Bond Offering—
with
cash
property
to
Issue
proceeds
of
the
sale
the
bonds
are
to
be
applied
additions
and improvements.
Alabama Power also
additional $2,326,000 of 4%%
series bonds due
an
■inking fund purposes.—V. 188,
Alco
of
Oil
Chemical
&
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Offered—A
shares
will go
proceeds
BUSINESS—Alco
to
are
the
Oil
&
and
the
rubber
1957.
Sales for the
fiscal
year
ended Sept. 30,
1958
were
Corp.—Plans Large Expansion—
corporation plans expenditures of about $17,500,000 for its
plant expansion and modernization program, it was disclosed in
company's 1958 annual report by Garner A. Beckett, Chairman,
and W. C. Russell, Vice-Chairman.
will
require about
three-year period.
Billings to customers
3,000,000 barrels of
in
1958
amounted
to
American's
•"
Expenditures for additional plant capacity, equipment and properties
1358 amounted to approximately $15,500*000, Messrs. Beckett an«
stated.
Additional facilities are being constructed, they said,
Russell
1959
capacity
because
will be about 5%
estimated
national
cement,
higher than In 1958's 30G,-
barrels.
Los
$51,834,607
Shipments
said,
shipments
on
from
Clafkdale
to the
should
begin
government's
in
September 1959, the
Glen Canvon Dam
new
Adjusted slightly from the company's preliminary report, 1958 net
were
$6,718,181, compared with combined earnings of the
companies In 1957 of $8,448,919. The 1958 net earnings
were
equal, after preferred dividend requirements, to $1.55 per share
the
on
of
4,1)3,615
the
The
year.
same
shares
1957
of
net
stock
common
earnings
number of ehares.—V.
outstanding
equal
1461.
at
to $1.97
ware
189, p.
close
the
share on
per
;
American Discount Co. of Georgia—Partial Redempt'n
The
has called for redemption on May 1, next, $35,000 of
capital debentures, series 1953, due May 1, 1973, at 100%,
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the American Com¬
mercial Bank, 204 South Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C.—V. 188,
p. 1265.
its
company
5.901$
American
Electric
Power
Co.,
"
Inc.—Registers
Em¬
ployee Stock Plan—
CANADA-
This
6,
Stability and Groivth
A strong currency, a stable
government, a
boundless frontier, make Canada an obvious
fur-sighted investor.
1959
covering
pursuant
to
American
The
173,000
shares
American
of
Electric
its
stock,
common
Power
System Key
Electronic
be
to
.
Laboratories,
offered
Eraplopee Stock
188, p. 2637.
variety of sources.
materials as
such
scrap—for
and
example,
automotive
crank
aluminum scrap is
sources
but
also
discarded
cases.
-
,
kit¬
*
/
fed to the Alton
points- as distant
from
the
of
country
continue
will
alloy plants at Perth
189, p. 341,
to
Amboy,
be
New
served
Jersey
by
and
Calif.—V.
for
operation
of the sinking fund,
debentures due Nov. 1,
17th
and
the
At
but
not
will
be
made
Chestnut
.T"
Inc.—Partial
Re¬
option
after
of
May
the
redemption on May 1, next, through
$15,000 of its 6%
subordinated con¬
1968
Provident
at
Streets,
at
each
100%
plus
Tradesmens
Philadelphia
holder
3,
accrued
Bank
Pa.
.
Trust
-
of
called
Co.,
:
.
debentures
1959, bo converted into 36 shares of
common stock and 4 shares of class B common stock.—V.
179,
25 ADELAIDE ST. WEST—TORONTO, CANADA
30
filed
a
letter of notification with the
'
a
A
1045.
p.
Co.—Buys Stock—
company
common
one
new
and
shares,
share
Natural Gas
has
filed
payment
payable
for
each
an
of
in
ten
Co.—Proposes Stock Dividend
application
a
dividend
shares
shares
of
with
on
the
its
common
'
'
'
'
"
'
'
'
'
1
'
'
stock
and
at
the
held
'1
'
has filed a proposal with the SEC for tho issuance
competitive bidding of 75,000 additional shares of its
preferred stock; and the Commission has issued an order
giving interested persons until Apr. 22, 1959 to request a hearing thereon.
at
par
Net proceeds of
the stock sale will be used for construction and other
corporate purposes. The company's 1959 construction expenditures are
estimated at $30,100,000.—V. 189, p. 1570.
Arkansas
Western
Gas
Co.—Registers Proposed De¬
benture Offering With SEC—
This company on April 6 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $1,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1984 (convertible
until April 1, 1969), to be offered for
public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by Snow,-Sweeney & Co., Inc., and A. C. AHyn to
Co.,
Inc.
Interest
The
rate, public offering price and underwriting
supplied by amendment.
:
financing will be added to the company's general
funds and from time to time applied to defer a portion of »tbe cost
of the company's anticipated 1959 program of
property additions and
improvements.
During the last five years construction expenditures
have averaged some $1,037,682 per
year; and expenditures for 1959 are
estimated at $1,336,325.—V. 187, p. 2114.
are
to
be
Net proceeds of the
See
Forces
National
Investment
Lead Co.
of
Fund,
Inc.
Arizona below.—V. 189,
p.
—
Hearing
913.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
of
?
-1959—2 Mos.—1958
Ry.
operating revenue— $45,447,327 $40,153,684 $93,298,848 $85,899,686
Ry. operating expenses
36,451,030
34,077,277
74,054,746
73,090.073
—V.
rev.
ry.
from
ry.
ops.
operating infc.—
189, p.
$8,996,247
3,243,793
$6,076,407 $19,244,102 $12,809,613
1,964,391
6,596,435
3,994,793
1234.
Atlanta
&
West Point
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.
Ry.
operating
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Mos.—1958
revenue—
$273,837
$372,620
252,746
254,386
$578,244
515,702
8589,418
expenses
$21,091
25,623
$18,234
$62,542
~|B6.50i
29,780
30,967
SL30S
operating
SEC
proposing the
5,349,571 outstanding
outstanding
'
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
that
on April 6.
This reduced the number of outstanding shares
to 196,732 in the hands of 374 stockholders.—V.
189, pp. 1461 and 1569.
American
&
company
sale
$100
Net
$105
expired
declaration
This
and
Net
Steamship
company has purchased 53.079 shares of its own stock at
share as a result of a request for tenders from stockholders
This
v
Power
may,
class
The
Exchange
Association of Canada
March
Period End. Feb. 28—
$1,000
\
Members: The 'Toronto Stock
on
interest.
1,
American-Hawaiian
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
corporation
covering 48,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
$4 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
for working capital and to purchase
manufacturing and engineering
equipment.
at
Armed
corporation has called
Payment
in this
country.
the
April
on
demption—
folio
parts
secondary
nearby
sections
aluminum
Angeles,
terms
registration statement with the SEC
a
Purchase Plan-1959.—V.
The
advisory facilities of our Research & Port¬
Department are freely available to institu¬
tional and
private investors who hold investments
filed
company
vertible
The Investment Dealers'
of
from
Arkansas
\
choice for the
,
obsolescent
appliance
14,500,-
1957.
constituent
the
principally
over
earnings
of a new plant at Clarkuale, Ariz., with an annual
capacity of 1,650,000 barrels was started during 1958. Estimated cost
of
this
plant is $16,000,000, of which $5,000,000 was expended in
1958.
favorably located in terms
also is adjacent to major alloy
' •»
-
1
<
1
Construction
officials
it la
It
stampings, castings, turnings and borings,
die-cast
and foundry
operations.
It also melts
flow
only
Other
Asarco's
cement
barrels in
in
because
material.
SEC
a
13,500,000 barrels ol cement, compared with $55,501,490 and
necessary
selected
raw
Analab Instrument Corp., Montclair, N. J.—Files With
00
provide
not
The
of
to
Multi-
Production
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
consumption
Into
$3,058,196.
the
000 C00
Co.—Brings
Plant
Dallas
west.
44
1959
'in
Refining
and Seattle.
In
turn, shipments of the finished Asarco
alloys are being made primarily to major consumers—such as the
automotive, aircraft and fabricating Industries—throughout the mid¬
44
Federal
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 44
The Course of Bank Clearings
43
which
Cement
the
aluminum
from
constant
plant
of
as
Statement
was
so-called
utensils,
A
UNDERWRITERS—The other underwriters are: Courts & Co.; F. L.
Putnam <fc Co, Inc.; Thayer, Baker & Co.; Fahcy, Clark & Co.; Moore,
Leonard & Lynch,
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Draper, Sears & Co.;
and Greene & Ladd.—V. 189, p. 1125.
American
from
refines
chen
44
Banks
&
refines secondary aluminum from a
with
manufacturing industries for
residues
and
Banks
Reserve
industry.
EARNINGS—Unaudited net sales for the three months ended Dec. 31,
were
$1,418,577, compared with $697,664 in the same period of
1958
plant
contracts
trimmings
7
Federal Reserve System
Condition
site
and
46
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member
Combined
to
.
News-Cover
Corporation & Investment
State and City Bond Offerings
plants in Philadelphia, Pa., produces a diversified line of latex com¬
pounds which it sells to the textile, paper, agriculture, adhesive and
foam industries, and various specialty chemicals,
mostly for use by
shares
common
new
Alton
The
Dividends Declared and Payable
two
250,000
Aluminum Alloy
the
It
company.
additional
an
Smelting
availability of
consuming centers.
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
General
received
order
of
Dollar
major
The
of
being sold for various stockholders and
Chemical, which has headquarters
31
'
Winslow, Inc. and Ball, Burge & Kraus.
PROCEEDS—The
no
31
sec¬
ondary offering of 600,000 shares of common stock (par
one cent) at $1.50 per share was made on
April 8 by an
underwriting group headed jointly by Chace, Whiteside
&
31
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Corp.—Stock
issue
for
be
an
plant to produce aluminum alloys has been brought
into production by this
company at Alton, 111.
Operated by the Company's Federated Metals Division, the new
multi-million dollar facility has a rated
capacity of 72,000,000 pounds
of alloys annually.
The Alton plant, which virtually doubles Asarco's
capacity to produce a range of aluminum alloys, is reported to be
the largest single unit
designed and constructed solely to refine and
alloy secondary aluminum.
-
for
1987
41
A
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 31
SEC Index of Stock Prices
31
proposes
SEC
to
issued
to
dividend
Million
40
Ovei-the-Counter Markets
2G37.
p.
has
American
37
—
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
to
Joined with three of its subsidiaries in the filing
the
dividends
35
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
has applied to the SEC for an order under the Holding
Company Act permitting its issuance and sale, at competitive bidding,
of $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
1989; and the Commission
has given Interested persons until April 20, 1959, to
request a hearing
Net
36
Toronto Stock Exchange
This company
thereon.
35
Canadian Stock Exchange
Natural proposes to assign a value of
the 534,957 common shares to be Issued as
aggregate of $32,097,420, which amount will
retained in the business.;
prior to which it will pay the parent a special
$2,000,000; and Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.
proposes to issue and sell to tlio parent an additional
20,000 shares
of its common stock for
$2,000,000, prior to which it will pay the parent
a special cash dividend cf
$2,000,000.
These transactions will convert
$10,040,000 of
earned
surplus of the subsidiaries into permanent
capital represented by common stock.—V. 189, p. 1570.
35
Exchange
...
Stock of Subsidiaries—
company has
proposes
cash
34
Stock
■('
parent for $3,000,000,
32
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used for expenses incidental to mining opertaions.—V.
180, p. 2185.
30
Alabama
32
Co.
32
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
the
SEC
at
27
32
Pacific Coast
with
11
23
Midwest Stock Exchange
incidental to mining operations.—V. 183, p. 2893.
Much
on
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Admiralty Alaska Gold Mining Co., Juneau, Alaska—
company
Exchange
Boston
common
stock (par one cent) to be
without underwriting. The proceeds are
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Stock
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
of
an
or
earnings
proposals
special
■Pa&c
•
'
the
reinvestment by the parent of
from the subsidiaries; and the
giving interested persons until April
21, 1959 to request a hearing thereon.
1
«
One of
the subsidiaries, Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.,
proposes
to issue and sell to the
parent an additional 360,000 shares of its
common stock tor $5,040,000.
Prior thereto, it will pay to the parent
a special cash dividend of
$5,040,000. Similarly, Milwaukee Gas Light
■
L
'
American
each
To Purchase
Commission
SEC
to
dividend,
net
income
from investments equalled 29 cents
per
share
with 28 cents per share a year earlier; that net realized
gain of 12 cents per share contrasted with a realized loss of 2 cents
per share in the 1958
period; and that unrealized appreciation in¬
J;.;,.'.
■
1959; and the Commission has Issued an order (Release
giving interested persons until April 27, 1959, to request
share
per
stock
a
\
15,
hearing
a
In This Issue
compared
creased
'
May
$60
per
March
MISCELLANEOUS
-
35-13976 )
per-
Copy
a
News
;
on
the
$39,22
-
$1.25
rate
of
record
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
from
ry.
ops.
operating deficit
p. 1234.
139.
532^914
a
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1674)
vVAtlantic
<
oirilv suspending
V
Issued orders temporegistration under the
additional
Mr,
permanent.—V.
Paul L Johnston, President,
dividend
declared
25
No,
cents
share
per
on
the
common
outstanding stock.
April
on
stock
the
markets,
183,
Val.
,
Crosby,
W.
Executive
has
agreement
Vice-President,
concluded
been
Increase In common stock.—V.
188,
.v':;;- •••''
'
.
/"
•First mortgage bonds
•Sinking fund debentures—
\
serial
unsecur.
annl. instalmts.
series
4.75%
Cumul.
(par
$100»
pfd.
$219,604
$219,G04
9.37
14.59
16.81
yard in U.
stock
•Additional
debenture
$1)
(par
bonds
indenture,
'
'
*___•
debentures
or
80,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
profit for
March
an
l,
to
1959,
'
$386,371 shs.
the exchange of all scrip certificates outstanding
representing fractional shares of common stock in
agreed
to
underwriters
named
below
have
purchase, as nearly as practicable in the
the shares of unsubscribed common stock:
centages,
.v>;
Electric
bids
severally
following
per¬
Allison-Williams
C.
26
Co
Eastman
&
Union
See also V.
William
4
G.
Seen-
II.
Weld
&
Co.,
$20.85;
Electric
Bernardino
and
Riverside
E.
12
Staats
A-
&
Co.—
Co
Boston & Maine
-
The
•
take
stockholders
Wood
&
Co.—_l_
.
12
Woodward-Elwood
&
seiies
due
1976
3%
series
due
all
action
necessary
refunding, refinancing
•'
Series RR
to
take
In
-
011
bonds,
all
or
due July
voted
to
appropriate
authorize
for
the
the
provision
The
directors,
of
following
due July
1,
directors,
Which
1970.
acting
these
indenture,
011
since
the
pursuant
bonds
interest
were
effectuation
the
of
A 43:e%
income
series due
1987
series
1988—
due
debentures
due
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative
preferred
stock
Common
Tho
first
permits
issuance
set
forth
of
to
defer
was not
earned during 1958.
The
provisions of the indenture under
determined that since,
under
the
is
cumulative,
consideration
will
be
p.
1235.
additional
set
purchase
to
forth
Merrill
below:
Change Name—
the
;•
lespective
numbers
.
.
011
are
a
the
stock
annual
option
for
for
from
of
re-election.
meeting
plan
annual meeting date
the &econa Tuesday in May —V
in
the
used
to
shs!
the
2.224.410
2,333,469
$628,697
$1,333,157
$1,216,524
1,193.560
1
679,923
$3,550,013
1,221,309
•
,
redemption on May 1, next, through
$193,000 of its 4.90"% debentures due
fund.
plus
Redemption—
for
interest.
accrued
1344.
will
Payment
made
be
New York, 53 Wall Street, New York,
*
"
.
"
;
bid for underwriting compensation to it
6.336 cents a share.
a
or
bid
for the underwriting from a group jointly man¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.; White, .Weld
Stanley & Co.
and
associates
designated a
&
Co.; R. ,W. Pressprich & Co., and Carl M. Loeb,
asked a compensation of 6.6 cents a share, or a total
Co.
of
sale
10
cents
later
finance
expenditures
3,800,000 shs.
restrictions
$3,557,567
Inc.—Partial
this
the
share,
o
of
$179.905., ;'
or
about
primarily
system
the
proceeds
debentures,
senior
Columbia
will
be
Gas
System's 195&
at present is estimated to require
$95,000,000.
Gas
System is
in
natural
of
of
part
engaged
distribution
and
$35,000,000
This program
BUSINESS—Columbia
and
of
year
major
construction program.
supplemented,
duPont
189, p.
third
703.
Tuesdav
shares
of
the
the
interconnected
an
natural
gas
production, purchase, transmission,
Retail natural gas operations are
gas.
B
Milliard
3,500
15,000
Rehiholdt
5,000
Gardner—
&
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.__—/
Allison-Williams Co._._..___„
5,000
Inc.—__
5,000
Bloren
Granbcry, Maraohe & Co.__
5,000
Caldwell
McDonald
5,000
C.
The
Ol.io
William
Co
Co.__
R.
—5,000
Staats
&
F.
&
Co.___:
Cunningham.
&
Gunn
Inc.—
ir
April
to
CAPITALIZATION
♦Senior
debs.,
series
B
3:,a%
debs.;
3,000
,
3%
3%%
4,000
Davis, Skaggs &
4.000
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy Inc.
Hill
Richards
Hooker
&
.
Co., Inc.—r.
40,000,000
1980—40,000,000
debs.,
series
F
due
1981—__
40.000.000
debs.,, series
G
1981
19821
25,000,000 >
H
due
due
,
J
due
1983_T^_-
30,000,000 ;*
30,000,000
47a%:
debs.,
series
K
due
1983—__
25.000.000
25.000.000'
3^000
3%%
Preferred
McJunkin. Patton & Co.___ ,,.'2,500
McMaster Hutchinson &
Co.
_2__,
Robinson and Lukens—
Thayer, Baker & Co.j_—__
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner.
3.500—V. 183. p 1235
of
its
Foundries
June
2,500
5a4%
sinking
fund debentures,
series
B,
debentures
under
the
of
A
„
other
subject
V
;..
,
-
.
28,784,905 shs
through K may be issued.
Series
may. be
issued
in
corporation's
supplemented,
as
Series
Indenture
the
to
dated
of
as
restrictions^provided
,vj,,f
named below have severally agreed
to sell to them severally,
such of the l,799,057 shares of new com¬
purchase, „and .the corporation has agreed
the
respective
stock
as
percentages of
shall
subscription
Eastman
Dillon,
not
be
deliverable
offer:
Lehman, Brothers
wrore
6.35
______—_
Union
pursuant
.
Se-
to
.•
.
Barret;
subscriptions under
*'•*%/
Fitch,
.
North
&
Co.--
a
Inc/'
v
1959
cents
Ochiltree,
Mr.
earnings
per
share,
Ochiltree said
President, said
r.ew
on
equal to 22
"were
based
on
1.000,000
orders
April 7.
cents
per
shares
compared
common
&
Company__,__„;—
Allison-Williams
\
.
share,
of
Inc."
i
during the quarter totaled $16,266,000,"
Co.——
f.
.2
5.5
.2
J.
.3
.
11-
Baxter;&
&
Co.-A—__—•• 1.0
Company—
2.0
Company—
Bosworth, / Sullivan & ' Co.,
.
Ihcl
z———
.8
!
.8
>
1.0
J.
1.0
.5
C." S.
Baker,; Simonds &' Co:, Inc.;
Brush,'Slocumb & Co. Inc..
J2
Ball, Burge & Kraus—__1__
2.0
B.urnham and Companyx—_
1.0
path..—l
Bradford
&
Co..
Eranch.. Cabell
lAuchinclossr Parker & Red-
\
Barth
Boettcher and
Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder.
.
with
stock.
6.35
Co.
Abbott, Proctor & Paine:._TAllen
Corp.—Earnings Higher-
earnirgs of this corporation in the first quarter ot
$225,000, up from $142,330 in the like three months a year
Ned A.
The
curities &
net
indicated
14
amounts
1," 1950,
the
of
.
1
586,500
,
Ceco Steel Products
ago,
value)_rT_:.; .'29,500.000 shs.
debentures
%
^
PURCHASERS—The, purchasers
to
the
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at any branch in
Canada (far north excepted' of the Bank of Montreal.—V. 188, p. 1266.
100%
par
due
(therein.:
2,500 *
April 15, next, $56,000
due April .15. 1969, at
on
<
additional
unlimited
25,000,000
-
4
$10 ' par
<850
stock
However,,
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—ff.
corporation has called for redemption
stock
debs,
1982——25,000,000
1964—! 50,000,000
,
value)——— . 500,000 shs.
*No additional
2,500
due
series; I
subordinated
Common
mon
The
debs.,
2.500
2,500
2,500
Iron
20,000,000
-
Series
2,500
Canada
37,500,000 A
24,240,000
20,000.000
,
'
36,250.000
.
debs..
4,000
Corp..
35,000.000
_
5%:
4,000
Co
Cleveland
48,900,000
4:5a%
2,500
4,000
583,211,000
69,591,000
3,000
Blosser & McDowell
&
1979—_
due
4,000
Fay
Bros.
due
E
4^4%
wa»
3^000
4,000
First
D
series
4,000
Co
,
debs,,
4,000
&
90.000,000
60,000,000
C. C. Collingr. & Co.-. Inc._
John It. Lewis, Inc.—
Carl McGlone & Co., Inc._
4,000
4,000
1975—____
1977—
-
Income
FINANCING
1975—_$110,000,000
due
due
Brooke &
>
Bocline
Marshall—:—,
one
Outstanding
5,.,2%. debs.,, series
MeKelyy & Co.3,000
.
PRESENT
TO
C
3?a%>
Butcher & Slierrerd—
&.Townsend.
and
consolidated
net
Authorized
.
.
de*s.,
&
Inc.
-
due
series
series
3,000
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc._
&
1959
share.,
EFFECT
%
3,000
4,000
&
31,
share.
common
per
GIVING
debentures—
3,000
5.000
Foster
Jan.
consolidated
and
common
per
$1.48
to
A
Prank. Meyer & Fox
Crcuter
hydrocarbons
other
ended
$436,632,000
were
series
Carey, Inc.—_3,00e
Dallas Union Securities Co.,
:
Dellaven
and
months
equal to $1.48
equal
debs.,
5.000
Co._^___;
revenues
3%<
■
Co.,
gross
$39,945,000.
3.000
Co.__
1—_
gasoline
12
$39,945,000,
3,500
Phillips Cc.-___i.__
Cassell
■
3 500
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Inc.
&
the
3 500
10,000
Dain & Co.,
sell
and
EARNINGS^-For
3,500
Co._______
M.
for
produce
subsidiary produces and sells oil.
& Son____
Hut ton
&
J.
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky,
and Virginia.
In addition the System engages
selling, natural gas to non-affiliated public utility
resale to their customers.
Certain subsidiaries of the
Maryland
companies
'System
Shares
J.
Co.__
York,
wholesale operations,
stock
new
Ingalls & Snyder___
Mullaney,. Wells & Co.____
83,500
&
Witter & Co.________ T5.OOo
F.
1959
agenda, requiring .stockholder
key employees and a'proposed
the
of
New
•
15,000
Smith Inc
I.
Reynolds & Co.. lnc.__
The
members
Change
under
1939—2 Mos.—1958
$1,665,198
1,036,501
,
$709,807
sinking
p.
Shields
Co.;
from
therein.
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
&
ner
Francis
Sutro
to
stockholder.; have been requested to vote for a
change in name
"to reflect more accurately the diversified
the 12 divisions and subsidiaries which
make up the Botany
corporation," the company revealed in
its.proxv solicitation for the
annual meeting on April 21.
Also included on the
proxy statement is a proposal to increase the
efz©- of the board of directors to 31
members, with John J. Bergen,
Chairman Of the Board of the Hotel Corp. of
America, and Arnold A.
Baltzman, President of the Premier
Knitting Co., Inc. subsidiary ol
Botany, nominated for the two new positions. All nine
approval,
,
bonds
In
<
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing, together with
328.149 shs.
as
armed
made
Morgan
compensation
5,000,000 shs.
the
be
Merrill
Rhoades &
Irving Lundborg & Co
Merrill, Turben & Co.. Inc.
below.
candidates
by
140,000 shs.
1943,
189,
$118,600.
&
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below are under a firm
com¬
mitment. subject to terms and conditions of the Stock Purchase
Agree¬
ment, a copy of which is filed as an exhibit to the registration state¬
Botany Industries, Inc.,
are
of
120,000
of
will
2904.
625,939
$1,808,081
1,098.274
has. called
at. 100%
1977
60,000 shs
1,
the
competing
aged
- v
500,000
stock
The
boaru
i '
2,400,000
stock
value)
par
of
$114,000,
A
104.9C3 shs.
mortgage indenture dated Oct.
the
conditions
($1
1,
sales: load
no
p.
1959—Mdgith—3 953
Stores,
corporation
April 1 with
8,000,GOO
5.75%
nature of
present
«*
497,600 shs.
cumulative preferred-stock
Preference stock ($20 par value)
187,
1235.
p.
Y.—V.
of
6,000,000
12,000,000
:
15.000,000
valuet
stock____w_
par
cumulative
Straus.
the
189,
become
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Stock Offered—This cor¬
6,000.000
2,000,000
bank
loans___
pfd. stock ($50
that
and
members
and
government
sales.—V.
dps.
inc.
operating
ry.
has
.
poration is offering common stockholders the right to
subscribe for
1,799,057 additional shares of common
stock (par $10) at $21.75 per share on the basis of one
new
share for each 15 shares held of record April 1,
1959. The subscription offer will expire on April 20, 1959.'
Lehman Brothers and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
&
Co. are joint managers of an underwriting group
which will purchase any shares not subscribed for by
stockholders. The group was the successful bidder on
5,500,000
I960..:
of
at the First National City Bank ol
8,000,000
4% %
local
States,
such
from ry.
Net rev,
N;
6.000,000
Kalman &
'*■
with
additional evidence
raised by its name and that changes
its offering,
These changes, in gen¬
shares will be restricted to employees of
of Fund
or
United
>
Colonial
Outstanding
10 000,000
1986
due
sales
State
of the
The
$16,000,000
25,000.000
Inc.
Botany Industries, Inc.- -New Name—
to
that
are
Net
a
FINANCING *
25,000,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
Stern.
the
Botany Mills, Inc.—Plans
.
"
PRESENT
1980
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
moitgage bonds,
given later in the year to the payment of the interest.—V. 189,
Bee Botany Mills, Inc.
;
the
electric
1985.._____
412%' series
2,608,407
that
states
terms
operating revenue—
Ry.
operating expenses
public
1984—___2.
loan
Interest
4',
Calif.
_______
$7,396,949
3.076,361
issues
the
Ry.
in
due
loan
issued,
to
up
Act of 195S.
stockholders'
meeting, voted
the series
to
the
due
Transportation
the
to
engaged
series
J.
to
extension of the maturity of the outstanding
1, i960, and authorization for the directors
the
is
10,000,000
J. Barth & Co
directors
action
payment of the interest
*
or
8
necessary or appropriate for the making of a
aggregate amount not to exceed $6,000,000 oursuant to the
guaranty
;
April
improvements
series
3%%.; series due
Fund
the
in
Period End. Feb. 28—
(jointly), $21.28
Peabory & Co.,
Kidder,
Company
1978__
the
respecting
connection
Corp.,
$16,000,000
—______
Dean
Co...2
RR.—Refunding Approved—
011
on
Boston
•
3%
$8,587,844
1,125,282
,
,
decision,
Federal,
the
—V.
First
♦First mortgage bonds—
c
9
___
1571.
p.
and
Counties,
E.
12
189,
The
and
Power
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
.
follows:
Shares
Inc.
R.
Walker
Harold
rities & Co. _;—
,
Smith
&
-
%
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
9
Co.—
Dillon,
Merrill
4
Allyn & Co., Inc
Boettcher
eral,
"
*
as
$3,318,662
(D. C.)
investment company, has. applied to the
modification of its decision and order of June 9, 1958, under
a
beenmade
forces
Offered—Mer¬
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and Bear Stearns & Co.
White
1.403,767
C'linchfield RR.—Earnings—
Co.—Stock
.
Washington
said
have
'<
•
from ry.
available
purchase, transmission, distribution and sale of
In parts of southeastern California and southwestern Nevada.
principal electric service areas of the company are located In
ment,
-IT
A.
Power
received
were
:
'.Dillon, Read & Co. Inc
esti¬
period
exercise of options which have been or are to be
the company's Employees' Stock Purchase Plan.—
1344.
.
1959—2 Mos.—1958
conducted in the states of Ohio,
aggregate amount of 1,034 shares.
UNDERWRITERS—The
is
same
Authorized
*
tGiving effect
1959,
the
for
•
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
therein.
et
28th,
Feb.
$345,000
Chicago, 111.—Files Employee Stock
and Exchange Commission—
financlxrg of additions
facilities of the company.
6%
issued under the mortgage
subject to restrictions contained
respectively,
ended
1959—Month—1958
and specifically the words "Civil and Military Investors" therein,
were deceptive and misleading in violation of Section 35(d) of the Act;
as* implying that the Fund's securities have special investment and
other advantages* for civilian and military government personnel that
did not in fact exist.. In support of its application for a modification
April 6 filed a registration statement with the SEC
40,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for sale by the
Short-t©rm
Cumulative
be
may
nine months
the
Brothers,
p.
$2.50
I
.v.,-;-
r,
name,
energy
9,950 shs.
$25)——A—
*
safe
.
S.
With Securities
$3
and
The
insure
the
Investment Company Act declaring that its corporate name is
deceptive and misleading; and the Commission has issued an order
scheduling the application for hearing on April 20, 1959., Vv
In its June,
1958, decision, the Commission ruled that the Funds'
4,273,900
generation,
10,458 shs.
(par
3,702,005
20,524
interim
3%
24.833 shs.
—
_
stock,
1,198,500
$718,340
412%
equal
series
Common
or
stock
917,305
BUSINESS—California
,
685,000
in
through Oct. 16, 1964
Cumul. preferred
4.20%
"
due
notes
V"
$4,051,330
May
%%,■
devices ~to
loading
•
ops.
SEC for
314%
Outstanding
$11,073,000
This
1959—9 Mos.—1958
%
2%%
Authorized
special
135, p. 1235.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of these shares will be usee
discharge a portion of the company's short-term bank loans, which V
presently total $8,500 000, payable to the Bank of America National
Trust
and Savings Association. The borrowed funds have been used
.
with
:, Civil & Military Investors Mutual Fund, Inc.—Seeks
' ;
'
' ,;
to
San
$2,500,000
Dunn,*Vice-
Rehearing—
15,442
share;
The
fitted
operating inc.—
ry.
operation
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
€%
1959—3 Mos.—1958
at $325,000,
as
compared with
previous year.—V. 189, p. 479.
utility
be
1235.
p.
$20.77.
Co.—Rights OfferingMention was made in our April 6 issue of the offering
by this company of 32,198 additional shares of common
Stock (par $1) at $28.25 per share, to its stockholders of
record April 1, 1959, on the basis of one new share for
each 11 shares held
(with an additional subscription
privilege); rights to expire on April 16. This offering
Is underwritten by a group of investment bankers
headed by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
Further details
follow.
Net
-
Competing
146.
p.
189,
—V.
and
bid of $21.61 per share.
Light
&
of
I.
lor
% Net rev.
Dredging Ltd.—Production Report—
award of the stock at competitive sale on March 31
for
Power
M.
,
$540,470
M.
will
,
Period End. Feb. 28—
Fenner & Smith Incorporated and
associates on April 1 offered 300,000 shares of common
stock (par $1)
at $22.121b per share. The group won
per
cost
a
Ry; operating revenue— $20,562,142 $18,674,696 $42,423,435 $39,423,284
Ry.
operating
expenses
16,510,312
15,356.034
33,835,591
32.026,335
Lynch, Pierce,
Carl
at
cars
C&O
—V.
J-.
>
.
3,209
California
rill
box
new
handling of shipments, Mr. Dunn said.
Inquiry is being
the acquisition of an additional 250 box cars.
already ha 3 almost 6,000 cars specially built, - or equipped witb
interior fittings, to orcvide special handling for certain commodities.
*
This company on
6 announced
this company
<£>rders Box Cars—
^
oixbrvxr 250
proper
made
of
;
Hills
„
16.30
189.
*
'•
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.-—Earnings—
$112,315
covering
<
in.shipments
•
equipment will be built for C&O by American Car
with .delivery of the first.units- scheduled for Aug.^15.
and
t
the 1958 first
over
decline
a
'J- •••':•.
new
cars
storage.
for
4,274.
Butler
purchased
Black
underground
$149,590
net
Plan
73.4%
of -the stock
of
Engineering Equipment &
Supply Co., an old, established engineering construction and machinery
firm In the Phlllipines.' Engineering Equipment imports and distrib¬
utes in the Philippines, machinery produced by a sizable number of
leading American manufacturers and engineers and produces in its
Cteel-fabricating
plant,
products
covering
a
wide
range,
including
ore-milling plants, centre! air-conditior.ing, machine parts, etc.
Engineering Equipment recently enlarged Its steel-fabricating plant
by adding two electric furnaces and other equipment to produce
both ordinary steel and manganese steel castings. It Is the only pri¬
vate commercial electric foundry in the Philippines;
Mr.
Crosby said the acquisition of the interest in Engineering
Equipment is another step In the diversification program of Benguet
Consolidated, Inc. and that the purchase necessitated no bank loan
or
processing
gold——
per
the
f-y
60%
brought-
increasing traific
box
recycling plant where -sulphur?and conden¬
a
—A,..—-
fine
The
V.
April
on
$4,000,000 expansion of
1922.
p.
company upon the
issued persnanl to
under which
of
cents
of
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—Acquisition—
an
a
of
Foundry
;
$35 U. S. per oz.
at
Value
,•
The corporation on March 31 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $204,000 of undivided interest in the Wanderlust Motel
property sund selling at various prices. The securities are being offered
for fractional interest in the fee title of the land, buildings and fur¬
nishings © I the motel. No underwriting Is involved.
Ralph
on
way
re-injected
dredged
6EC
that
..
«er
P'i,
y
.
in diversified freight,
President— operations, announced on April 7.*
-;r
capacity of British
was
sluiced,
Ounces
mated
has
.
This comoary has
because
.
2027,
188, p.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Yardage
Barnstable Bay Inc., Dennis, Mass.—Files With SEC—
•
had
at
Bulolo Gold
of
purchase
V
If.,
to
amounted
-
whicl
revenues.—V.
Chesapeake & Ohio
the
to
certified public account-;
been associated with y
a
Monday, April 13, 1959
.
removed for sale from the wet gas which, for lack of imme¬
were
day.—V.
1./%-
authorized
also
7
Kulick
Bernard
of
Stage two, completed last Fall to supply dry gas to Trans-Canada
Pipe Line, made possible production of propane and butane.
It also ;
increased condensate capacity and boosted sulphur production from
225 to 425 long tons a day.
Stage three will raise the plant's daily raw gas capacity from 120
to 180 million cubic feet and further increase production of propane,
butane and condensate.
It will also enable all three of the plant's
sulphur units to operate at lull capacity, a total of 675 long tons a
1959.
presently
producing oil properties and fractional working interests consisting of
eight leases, containing a total of 785 acres and 29 wells."—V. 18G,
p. 1950.
board
"The
election
the
Oil Co., Ltd.—Expands Plant—
under
Stage one consisted
sate
gross
Chare of
is
increase
to
sulphur plant
diate
profit in the six months ended Jan. 31, 1959 was 30%
higher than in the same period of last year, and the net profit was
adjustments made for income taxes 011 prior years.
24% higher than earned in the same period of last year before the
"The earned surplus is now 50%
greater than at Jan. 31, 1958.
"As of Jan. 31, 1959, the net book value was $1.61 per share.
The
earned surplus on hand Jan. 31.
1959 was equal to 13.2 cents per
"The
and
American Oil's gas processing
Pincher Creek, Alberta, Canada,
Contract has been awarded to Ralph M, Parsons Construction Co.
of Canada Ltd., who built the initial two stages of the plant.
further announced:
Johnston
Mr.
announced
years.—V.
many
Construction
and
April 7 stated that the directors have
on
2
of
paid May 1, 1959, to stockholders of record April 17,
to be
for
facilites
2286.
p.
during
quarter,
1
'
"
The
Corp.—Earnings Up—Expands—
Oil
Atlantic
,
183,
also
British American
are based upon the failure of the issuing com¬
provision of Regulation A requiring the filing
disclosing the amount of securities sold and
thereof. Each order provides an opportunity
request, cn the question whether the suspension
hearing, upon
be vacated or made
held.
.
15%
from $15,696,264. Shipments in the three months showed 6
gain, totaling $15.5*9,000 against $14,186,997. He said the increase
in earnings for the tl
B.
Loeb
Brillo
Tho suspension orders
panies to comply with a
semi-annual reports
the use of the proceeds
for
share
10%
recommend to stockholders acommon shares by issuing two
company's board of directors. Mr. Kulick,
ant, succeed:; the late Henry Woog who
6.—Security Electronics Corp., 589 Fifth Avenue, New York. N. Y.
7.—Sheldon Enterprises, Inc., 195 Broadway, Paterson, N. J.
8.—Summit Finance, Inc., 447 Springfield Avenue, Summit, N. J.
should
to
authorized
each
up
Co., Inc.—To Split Stock—
voted
6
Loeb, President, said a special meeting of shareholders
will be called "in the near future" to vote on the proposal.
-
Brigantine, N. J.
2.—Avalon Investors Corp., 2G8G Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown, N. Y.
3 —Economart Inc., 91-08 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica, N. Y.
4 —Ferris Records, Inc., 1G50 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
5.—Micro-Mechanisms, 2 East Northfield Road, Livingston, N. J.
of
April
in the
for
shares
Milton
Development Corp., 3210 Brigantine Boulevard,
1.—Atlantic County
on
split
three-for-one
with respect to public offering of securities by
eecurities Act of 1933
the following:
directors
The
Suspended-—
and Exchange Commission has
Regulation A exemptions from
The Securities
>
*
Brillo Manufacturing
Brigantine, N. J.
County Development Corp.,
—Stock Offering
.
&
Co
C.
Brown
&
Co._
.6
,,
.2
1_1
Number 5837
Volume 1&&
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1675)
3
m
>
Byrd Brothers*
Campbell,
Inc.
Moors
Moreland,
&
Co.,
.5
Chaplin 6s Co.
;
&
Rio
Grande Western
Period End. Feb. 28—
.1
Newburger & Co
Ncwhard, Cook & Co.—
.5
Denver
.3
Brandenberger,
Johnston & Currie
—
——
>
Cabot..
.6
.2
—-—
Co
McCarty 6s
Phillips
Caldwell
Ry. operating
Ry. operating
.8
—
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Mo.nth—1958
.1
Norris
Securities Corp
Cruttendcn, Podesta & Co._
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine___.
Dittmar & Company, Inc.—
Dixon Bretscher Noonanlnc.
A. G. Edwards & Sons
.4
The
.3
Pacific Northwest Co
.8
Charles
used
' $5,749,488
$5,291,762
expenses
3,856,730
3,591,365
ops.
$1,892,753
$1,700,397
$3,631,385
$3,459,371
inc.
951,602
834,968
1,828,477
1,714,020
$11,583,842 $11,050,933
7,952,457
7,591,562
in
the company's stores,
bakery and grocery warehouse.
Distribution Center, Inc., owns 158.6 acres of unimproved
Gallipolis, Ohio.
* • /
Station
real
revenue—
.8
Chiles-Schutz Co
ment
Mills
1959—2 Mos.—1958
estate
near
,
John
F. Stiffler, a director of the
company, and the company each
50%
of the voting securities of Stack Merchandise
Corp.
This
corporation sells dry goods at wholesale to the
company and to other
stores,
including stores in which- Mr. Stiffler has
an
interest.—
own
.5
Clavton
.4
6s
B.
.3
Prescott,
Field, Richards & Co—<
Cleveland Corp.—
First Securities Co. of Chi-
.6
.5
The First
W.
Pizzini
Inc.
&
Co.,
Shepard
Co.,
operating
Dun &
International
Division
of
Dun
&
Bradstrect, Inc. will acquire the
foreign credit files and certain other assets of his
company and will
complete the servicing of the unexpired contracts to American
.4
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
.1
.2
.6
Rcfsnes,
.2
Robert
Garrett & Sons—__
.4
Goodbody & Co.———
D. Gradison & Co
Grant-Browncil & Co.
1.0
Halle
A.
J.
2.0
Pomcroy,
Scasongood
2.0
I.
.5
Co.
6s
Stifcl,
.4
Lane,
&
Co.,
Inc.
.4
Swiss
American
Co.
Taussig,
Space
2.0
———-
B. Joyce &
I-
Co._
Richards & Co
Kay.
Corp
6s
Day
Company,
Mackall
J.
—V.
189,
offered
.2
N.
.8
and
Wagenscller 6s Durst, Inc.—
Walston 6s Co., Inc
4.0
——.——
—
approximately 9%.—V.
188,
2741.
p.
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
.8
the
F.
150,000
$2
selling of
shares
share,
per
proceeds
filed
of
letter
a
.4
Zuckcrman,
Co., Inc—.2
Smith 6s Co.—
.3
N.
Y.
notification
with
stock (par 50 cents) to be
Securities Corp., New York,
expenses Incidental to mining
common
used
be
ore.
for
■
Networks,
Inc.,
Y.—Files
The
used
for
general
working
Wheeler has been elected President, It was announced
William S. Leonliardt was named Financial Vice-President
and Treasurer, and Jeremiah Milbank, Jr., was elected Chairman of
the
Bourd's
Executive
Committee.
Mr.
Wheeler .succeeds J.
Albert
Maynard
April 9.
C.
Woods, who is continuing
as
a
consultant.
Wlieclcr
Mr.
since
and
director
association
Commercial Solvents
with
been
a
member
Vice-President
a
of
hoard
its
Commercial
of
since
1950.
He
also
a
of Northwest Nitro-Choniicals, Ltd., Cana¬
affiliate of Commercial Solvents.
He
positions with Petroquiraica de Mexico, S. A.—V. 189,
fertilizer
the
manufacturing
same
1320.
p.
has
announced
addition
and
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—-Files Stock Option Plan-—
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
April 3, 1959, covering 31,200 shares of its common stock, to be offered
to certain officers and key employees of the company and certain sub¬
sidiaries pursuant to options granted in December, 1957.
The exercise
price of the options is $30,375 per share.—V. 187, p. 2116.
The
a
of
C
I
the
April
on
other
parts
spare
E
of
to
$2,000,000
in
the
equipment
With
capital
debentures
position
through
Aircraft
and
in Contract
increase
increase
in
in
In
contract
part, additional
W. Godsey, Jr.,
F.
authorizations
is
Hughes Aircraft lor systems
$6,500,000, calling for volume
of
1959.
i
data-link
equipment are system units
systems used in the latest
armament-control
"Century Scries" interceptors for the U. S. Air Force:
F-101B
(Voodoo)
and
Convair's
F-102
(Delta Dart) aircraft.—V. 189, p. 1465.
Consolidated
(Delta
the
Dagger)
McDonnell
and
F-106
in
10
Power
securities
this
Vice-President
Debt
Co.—Plans
Financing—
Co.—Secondary Of¬
fering Completed—A secondary offering of 7,500 shares
of common stock
(par $20) was made on April 6 by
W. C. Langley & Co. at $42.50 per
share, with a dealer's
concession of $1.25 per share. It was
quickly completed.
—v. 172, p. 2220.
'
with
April 9.
He indicated that a time had not been set
financing might come during the third quarter.
It has
decided
—V.
whether
189,
p.
porary
is
the
new
convertible
involve
will
debt
Sec
but that the
also not been
1128.
Chemical Corp.—Stock Offering—The com¬
offering to common stockholders of Cormac
Photocopy Corp. of record April 7, 1959, except those
residing in certain states, rights evidenced by transfer¬
able subscription warrants, to purchase 127,083 shares
of common stock (par one cent) and 127,083 common
stock purchase warrants in units of one share of stock
and one warrant at $2 per unit at the rate of one unit
for every six shares of Cormac Photocopy Corp. The
subscription warrants will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on
April 22. The offering is underwritten by Ross, Lyon &
Co., Inc. of New York City.
ment
net
and
proceeds
to
are
used
marketing program.—V.
Cormac Photocopy
Sec
be
Cormac
Chemical
finance
to
189,
the company's
develop¬
601.
p.
Corp.—Offered Chemical Shares—
Corp. above.—V.
139, p,
601.
with the SEC
covering 1,400 shares of class A common stock and 700 shares of noncumulative preferred stock to be offered at par ($100 per share), with¬
—V.
The
proceeds
arc
to
be
used
for
of
Each
10
stock
warrant
working
Insurance
Ilosley
&
Co.
America
of
shares
purchase
between
June
PROCEEDS—The
capital.
class
of
warrant
1,
1960
net
A
stock
common
entitles
and
Sold—
and
accounts
receivables,
holder
1,
1962,
common
one
to
in
purchase
company
equipment.
used
to
for
electronic
working capital, to
the
factor
accounts
for the
The
carry
receivables
its
of
affiliates.
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Virginia on June 10,
1952, and has its principal office in Washington, D. C.
The com¬
pany
furnishes
photogrammetric
and
incidental
management
and
corporation on March 25 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
at $1 per share, through Sano 6s Co., New York, N. Y.
The
proceeds are to te used for working capital,
SEC
offered
—V.
The
SEC
corporation on March 25 filed a letter of notification with tho
covering 300,000 shares of nonassessable common stock to be
offered
in units of 1,000 shares at par ($1 per share), without under¬
writing. The proceeds arc to be used for expenses incidental to mining
operations.
'
Delta Foods
Corp., Baltimore, Md.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation on March 23 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $126,540 of debentures, 21,900 shares of class A common
stock (par $3)
to be
offered
common
No
tion
and 3,515 shares of class B
in
units
stock and
one
common
stock (par one cent)
of $36 of debentures, six shares of class A
share of class B common stock at $85 .per unit.
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used for acquisi¬
of plant site;
engineering plans and for general working capital.
—V.
189, p. 704.
THE
188,
AND
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(Reg.
terms
with
the
to bring
company
present
switched
it
from
a grain
storage operator,
exchange of shares of stock
its
equity capital
needs.
to approve a
of
the
exchange
offer,
each
share
of
preferred
2245.
p.
advance
on
dealer orders,
schedules 20%
production
car
About
140,000
cars
Division
Ford
increased
its
assembled
be
to
has
plan.
over
scheduled
arc
during April,
more
than double the number produced in
April last year and the
highest number scheduled for any April since 1955, the Industry's
banner
year.
Truck
uled
production is being upped
truck
last
assemblies
represent
14%
plan.
over
increase
65%
a
The 30.000 sched¬
truck
over
assemblies
April.
During April Ford will produce
begin two-shift operations at its
at Lorain,
Ohio.
More
been
tlmn
built
three-quarters of
and
sold
months
ago
(Oct.
built during
quarter
of
total
1959
millionth
since
This
is
1958
new
the
equal
model
399,000
1959
million
1.8
new
million
a
dealers
to
17, 1958).
the entire
its
vehicle
square
and
foot
will
plant
Ford passenger cars have
car
was
introduced
511s
to
about
year.
cars,
up
80%
of
all
the
Production during the
38%
over
the first
quarter of 1958.
Despite heavy
overtime
schedules
at
Ford
assembly
plants for
the past six months, Ford dealer stocks are below
average, totaling
only slightly more than month's sales.—V. 189, p. 1573.
Forney
Arc
Welders, Inc., Fort Collins, Colo.—Files
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
be
at
for
used
on
10,000
$30
March 25 filed a
shares of class A
without
share,
per
letter
notification
of
common
stock
underwriting.
Tho
(par
With
$5)
proceeds
working capital.
The company on March 27 filed a letter of notification with
the 8EC
covering 20,000 shares of class A common stock (no par) to- be offered
at $15 per share, without underwriting.
This includes 4,644 shares to
be
offered
rccision
in
The proceeds arc
to
purchasers
General Builders Corp.
New
which
were
inadvertently made.
to be used for working capital.
Debenture
(N. Y.)—Shareholders Offered
Subscription
Rights—Holders of the
preferred shares of this corporation on
April 8 were offered subscription rights as part of a
$2,131,000 debenture issue, it was announced by Abe
Mcltzcr, Chairman. The offering is made only by pro¬
spectus, which is being distributed by the company to
its stockholders of record April 8. It is not underwritten.
and
common
The debentures
being offered
avo
as
part of the financing program for
to
Section
213
1237.
Grocery
Co.,
Cincinnati,
30,027 shares of
Co.—Stock
Ohio,
Offered—Westheimer
&
March
31 offered publicly
stock (par $3.33%) at $8 per
on
common
company's
Mcltzcr said.
of
71
acres
has
accrue
to the
company,
cash
dividends
in varying
amounts on its common shares since 1912
It presently intends to pay
no
dividends until July 1959 when a dividend of 10 cents per share
is contemplated.
company
paid
.
CAPITALIZATION
AS
AT
DEC.
27,
Common
stock
(par
BUSINESS—The
meat,
$3.33J/a)
600,000 shs.
—
348,862\'z shs.
company
produce
Equipment Co.
land
the
in
field
Borough
of
of
middle
Builders
Queens.
income
housing,
Mr.
had acquired a total
Plans are now going
share.
the
Both
preferred
American Stock Exchange.
May 11, 1959.
The
remaining
arc
listed
the
on
transferable, expire
$500,000 of the
which includes
guaranteed
and
common
stocks
The rights, which are
that
some
a
debentures Is being purchased by a
officers and directors of the company, who
of $1,000,000 in debentures will be
minimum
sold
by the company.
Forty rights arc required
to buy each $100 debenture unit, which
warrant for the purchase of 10 additional
share. The warrants are exercisable between
Oct. 30, 1959, and April 30, 1969.
Over-subscription privileges also have been offered to shareholders.
also
carries
detachable
a
shares
common
will
at
be
$3
filled
a
by
allotment
after
primary
lights
have
been
satisfied.
Outstanding
is primarily engaged in the retail sale of
miscellaneous merchandise through a
chain of 13 supermarkets located in West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky.
The company leases a modern central grocery warehouse located at
Gallipolis, Ohio, from The Ohio State Life Insurance Co.
The ware¬
house was sold for $400,000 in January 1959 to The Ohio State Life
Insurance Co. by Mills 3tation Distribution Center, Inc.,
a
whollyowned
subsidiary of the company.
The warehouse had a value of
$393,500 on the book3 of Mills Station Distribution Center, Inc.
The
lease is for a 20-year period at an annual rental of $34,000 per year
renewable
for three
periods of 10 years each at $15,000 per year,
$13,000 per year and $11,000 per year, respectively.
The
general office building of the company, which Is located in
Gallispelis, Ohio, contains a warehouse for produce and a new bakery
which went into operation in March 1958.
The
company
has two wholly-owned corporate subsidiaries,
The
Stores Equipment Co. and Mills Station Distribution Center, Inc.
The
groceries,
the
that General
build middle-income housing for sale to
cooperatives under
of the National Housing Act.
subscription rights for $1,631,000 of the 6% subordinated
debentures (due April 30, -1963)
were issued
to shareholders on the
basis of one right for each of the 582,923 common shares
outstanding,
and four rights for each 5% cumulative convertible $25
par preferred
These
1958
of
into
disclosed
Primary
group
share.
entry
He
The
corporation,
founded
in
and
formerly known a» General
Builders Supply Corp., has been engaged in manufacturing and selling
brick.—V. 189, p. 1129.
1920
and
owns
and leases
to
the
company
all the equip¬
General Development Corp.—Note Sold Privately—
This corporation has sold to The Prudential Insurance
Co. of America its $10,000,000 note due April 1, 1969,
and with it
warrant for the purchase of 100,000
shares
stock, for a total
$10,000,000.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted
General Development in arranging the financing.
of
a
General
price
The
Development's
common
of
will become exercisable after April 1, 1960 and pro¬
purchase price of $38.50 per share through AprH 1, 1964
share thereafter to and including April 1, 1969. The in¬
itial warrant price is related to the market price of the stock at th®
time of negotiation.
The warrant prices and number of shares will be subject to ad-
vides
and
warrant
for
$48
a
per
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
George J. Morrlssey, Editor;
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, niinoia
(Telephon^^Jate 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 ox March 3, 1879. subscription*
in
Unitcd^tates, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
NOTE:
On
account of the fluctuations
in
U.
the rate of exchange,
S.
the
to be
are.to
Forney Manufactiiriiifi; Co., Fort Collins, Colo.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
forward
Stores
.
COMMERCIAL
permit
line
when
to
Ford Motor Co. (Mich.)—Car Production Schedules
Up
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 150,000 shares
common stock; 125,000 shares of Class A common stock, and
10,000
stock
purchase warrants.
The
company
has no long term debt
of
Authorized
Dan Creek Hydraulic Placer Mines, Inc., Seattle,Wash.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
mills
The two classes of
preferred stock have arrears equal to $6 a share
would be eliminated in the
exchange.- There are outstanding
68,838 shares of preferred.
Owners of the controlling common stock
interest
(65.7',^)
do
not
intend
to
exchange for the debentures.
the
DIVIDENDS—The
The
in
the
consultation services to organizations engaged in the design of new
highways, pipelines and other structures for government agencies and
private enterprises.
PROCEEDS—None of the net proceeds will
but will go to certain selling stockholders.
Cycon, Inc., Scranton, Pa.—Files With SEC—
of
which
have
187, p. 443.
be
with
B preferred (originally issued in lieu of dividends- on the
stock) could accept a $20 principal amount of debenture. Each
share of common could bo
exchanged for $7.50 principal amount of
debenture.
the
exercise
the
stock at $5 per share.
essential
of
bo
and
the
Juno
or
will be used by the
proceeds
company
for the purchase
balance of the proceeds will
its
to
that
class
below.
Reed, Inc.—Stock
of one share of class A common stock
own
meeting
said
debentures, which would be limited to $3,000,000. would not be
Tlicy would carry a 5Y2c.'o interest rate and would mature
Starting in 1961, a sinking fund would becomo operative
20',o
of tho net earnings set aside for the retirement of the
Under
and
purchase warrant, priced at $30.
Evans
The company on March 27 filed a letter of notification
underwriting.
sisted
stock
securities.—V. 189, p.
Cotter & Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
out
Life
Erdman, Smock,
is
The
Annuity
& Co. on April 8 offered and sold in units
100,000 shares of class A common stock (par 10 cents)
and
10,000 stock purchase warrants.
Each unit con¬
Cormac
pany
Variable
Simmons
securities.
special
a
common
'i/v:
Equity Life Insurance Co., Washington, D. C.—Tem¬
Exemption Sought—
</
planning to sell an additional $50,000,000 of debt
year to finance construction, R. P. Briggs, Executive
told the Investment Analysts Society of Chicago on
company
closedown
and
manufacturer of flour
for proposed voluntary
should
more
at
the company
years.
first
,/«•;.
Consumers
charter
reduction of capital In
respect to the 598,634 shares of common
stock outstanding, which would have a
par valUe of $1
instead of
$5. The reduction is necessary to permit the
exchange of common and
preferred stock for the debentures.
Fords
Gas
>
The
the
The stockholders will bo asked
the amount of $2,394,536 in
and
from
amount
communications
Hughes
This
6.
orders
recent
Elizabctlitown
•
received
from Hugh?s Aircraft Co.
covering,
communications and data-link systems,
President,
in
Solvents
is
Vice-President
dian
holds
corporation
for
delivery
has
and
1945
his
This
a
for
Based
authorization
orders
properties
requirements
April
Electronic Communication, Inc.—Increase
on
of
primarily
the
the
through Harris
to
arc
proceeds are to be
to purchase test equipment.
Commercial Solvents Corp.—New President—
in
24.
debentures.
of
SEC
&
sale
being
The
The corporation on April 2 filed a letter of
notification with the
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents) to be
offered at $2.70 per share, through Charles Plohn 6s
Co., New York.
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner—
.5
Wyllie & Thornhill
—.1
.4
Yantis
at
The
March 27
on
Syracuse, N.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.8
.1
S.
covering
Y.
change
a
April
secured.
Electro
1572.
p.
by
.4
Arthur L. Wright <fc Co., Inc.
1.0
Mcricka & Co., Inc.
Win.
.2
.8
reduced
corporation
.2
1.0
Masten & Co
A. E.
SEC
Townsend, Dabney 6s Tyson
Van Alstyne, Noel 6s Co
.1
Coe—
&
The
"-itv
Thomas 6s Co.
5.5
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
John C. Legg 6s Co
Lester, Ryons & Co
Irving Lundborg 6s Co
be
approve
here
In & proxy statment to shareholders,
„
Mineral Research, Inc., Florence, Colo.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
.8
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
.2
Richard E. Kohn & Co
Works—
Eckert
.8
Krceger 6s Co
Jones,
will
years
1.0
.1
Lemon & Co—
Johnston,
Flour Mills of America, Inc.—Exchange Offer—
.3
6s
Inc.
John
.5
.2
—
Inc.
.5
Johnson,
Nicolaus
.3
1.0
Strauss & Co
S.
Sutro
Corp.
.2
—
Co
Suplec, Yeatman, Mosley Co.
2.0
Indianapolis Eond & Share
The
&
Brothers
Ohio Gas Co.—To Purchase Gas
The company has applied to the SEC for
an order under the Holding
Company Act permitting its purchase of the natural gas distribution
properties owned by the City of Painesville,
Ohio; and the Commission 1
has issued an order
giving interested persons until April 21, 1959, to
request a hearing thereon. The base purchase price for the
properties,
lying within the City corporate limits, is $747,273, to which will be
added about $35,200 lor recent
property additions and $20,000 for sup¬
plies on hand. According to the application, upon
consummation of
the acquisition rates to consumers in Painesville
for the next five
.3
189,
...
This corporation will
present a recapitalization plan calling for the
issuance of debentures for
preferred
and
common
stock
if
stock¬
held
East
Co———.5
Stix & Co
J.
Co
&
Mayer
6s
Steele, Haines 6s Co
.0
Inc.
Hutton
F.
.1
4.0
Inc.
6s
Simon
Stern
1.0
Hoglc & Co
M.
May 5.—V.
14G5.
p.
holders
4.0
Smith, Moore & Co
.6
2.0
—
Hooker & Fay
rey,
Hutzler—
subscribers.
Mr.
Hollis also says
that Dun &
will
take
over
publication of the International Trade
Review, the AFCU business magazine for these who
ship, sell or operate
abroad.—V. 180, p. 1651.
.4
—
&
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—»
company on April 8 announced that a special meeting of stock¬
will be held on May 11 to vote
on
the proposed acquisition
of Bluo Diamond
Corp., West Coast' producer of gypsum and other
products with headquarters in Los
Angeles, Calif. Previously Flintkote
had announced that the
meeting was to be held on
Foreign
Underwriters
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
HuJtne, Applegate &; Humph¬
E.
Bros.
5.5
Co.
&
Hilliard 6s Son
J. B.
Hirsch
&
Salomon
.1
Hill Richards & Co
J.
Rodman
Stieglitz—
Hentz
& Co—
Renshaw
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke__
Stone 6s Co
&
Hayden,
Beck
.8
W.
H.
Ely,
1021.
p.
holders
Bradstreet
.0
& Marshall—
,
189,
The
.8
&
Inc.
Credit
Foster
;
Bradstrect, Inc. (N. Y.)—Acquisition—
.1
Co.,
—
Hughes
V.
1236.
Stanley E. Hollis, Chairman of the Board of the American
Foreign
Credit
Underwriters
of
253
Broadway,
New York,
announces
the
liquidation of his company, effective April 7. Mr. Hollis
states the
1.0
Inc._^
&
—
Raffensperger,
189, p.
.2
.4
,3
ry.
Flintkote
;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
from ry.
rev.
Net
—V.
Christen-
&
.2
Ellis, Holyoke & Co
Farwell, Chapman & Co
Net
.1
2.0
Parcells & Co..;_
Writer
Inc.
sen,
Inc
Company
A.
Peters,
.1
Hirshberg,
Ohio
Patent
Office)
William
B.
Dana
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1676)
other working capital requirements, including such requirements
resulting from further store expansion.
Grant's working capital re¬
quirements have been increased by the rise in its volume of sales,
trom $317,157,138 in the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1955 to
$432,240,-;
and
in the event of the issuance
under certain circumstances
Justment
General Development
to retire certain bank loans and pnrchase money mortgages, and the
balance will be added to working capital.—V. 110, p. 134G.
financing will lie used by
in
571
Corp.—Registers Savings-Stock Pur¬
Securities and Exchange Commission—
-Net
7
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
corporation, filed a registration
1959
covering 1,GOO,000 shares
Co.—Partial Redemption—
General Tire & Rubber
Th«
for redemption
called
has
romnanv
each
iuS
W 1, 1959.
napayn'entnatr°105.5^
since
5'ear
1907.
dividend
payable April 1.
quarterly
the General
Employees in
pursuant
to
for Salaried
BUSINESS
The
company's
women,
$83,000, principal amount of its 4»ifr subordi-
stores
operates
a
located
in
are
tlie
During
of
Its
hew
1959
31,
share
a
was
account
last five
stores
under
were
larged.- V.
189,
to
PROCEEDS—Net
stock in
increased the;
55c
to
50c
.share,,"
a
states
40
and
for
major
portion
its
of
of
As
31,
Jan.
and
construction
six
volume-';
being
were
Gravity
-
1959—2 Mos.—1958 *
$1,227,641
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Feb. 28—
operating revenue—
$618,902
$551,533
'
'
Oahu,
'
'577/129
534,730
1,198^?19
$16,803
*7,095
$98,799
$107,329
68,787
from ry.
Net rev.
Net
$41,173
14,241
ops.
operating
ry.
inc.
48,208
Co.—Files Employee Stock
Gillette
Plan—
holders
April 8 offered
on
and the books closed.
A
.,
etocl:
■■«/'.
Kulka Electric
capital stock of
working capital.
to
December
In
Corp.,
will he
the balance
Seal
Seal
sells
indebtedness
cents
per
milk
ice
and
$500,000
$9,711,701
share on the
combined
shares
year.- -V.
class
of
189, p.
and
A
holes
have
contract
been
drilled,
located
area,
a
which' Goldfield
deposit
1238,
This
can
Rubber
&
company
will begin construction of
France
completed,
Thomas
engineering
E.
said Goodyear is
decision
a
soon
will
is
tire
now
of
w ill
are
bring to 29
the
number
and
to
of
58
total
The
shareholders
authorized
on
to
40,000,000 shares
$5
par value.
At
outstanding.—V.
April
and
the
end
189,
p.
authorized
6
an
in
plants
an
preferred
com¬
into
be
common
convertible,
stock
through April 30, 1902; $3,833 per
1965, and $4,333 per common share
at
on
$3,333
common
the
per
share
basis
of
common
through
of
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the
preferred shares will
used by tne company to
repay $2,400,000 in bank
be
connection
loans
with
incurred
the
purchase of capital stock of Madison
Square
Garden Corp. for which the
corporation paid $3,948,300.
The bal¬
ance of the proceeds will be
used to replenish a
portion of the com-*
pany s working capital expended in the
purchase.
BUSINESS—Corporation
is
loan
the
pre¬
Western
Period End. Feb. 28—
operating
Operating
14,
189.
0PS>
inc.
p.
the
PRESENT
of
by
in
$5,307,000
4,226,799
48,706
Brothers at $46
of
amendment
debentures
but
of
$1'°80-201
,
94,540
'
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$5,033,000 $10,131,000
3,959,067
8,693,044
Tl,073T933 "$1,437,956
170,109
''431.033
$9 043 000
8.345io62
$1,297,938
*615 487
Stock Offered—Public
common stock
(par $5)
See
>;
stock
options..
not
also V.
Inc........
Co.,
■.
made
on
underwriting group headed by Lehman
per
share.
^ #Net^ prorCe^ds
from the sale of the shares will be added
general funds of the
company and used for additional
inventory
by
at
March
20.
tor
189,
Co.
the
world,
was
announced
has
Willnuglijiy's
Shcpurd
Ac. Co..
been
purchased
April 7
on
located
by-word
a
tlie
Grayson-Robinson
Hyman
West
with
camera
fans
P.
Kucliai,
32nd
for
Grayson -Robinson operation
overall expansion
cur
for
by
Street
in
program,"
is
Mr.
the
past 61
major step
a
Kucliai
years.
Its
said.—V.
.
which
and
re¬
*
.
manufacture- and
subcontracted.—'V.
material
of
sale"
189,
1228.
p.
II.—Disclosures
April
of
1958
lists
prospectus
the
if
and,
whether
so,
Alf
1,000,000
It
of
Berlin,
registration
a
public
shares
N.
H.,
statement
offering of capital
capital stock and
of
Proceeds
of conducting
a
track at
owns
Halverson
In
the
;
purpose
betting.
promoters.
notes.
the
for
proposed
debenture
fact
its effectiveness.
parimutual
evidencing
to
are
used
be
for
the
track facilities,
proceedings,
adequacy
the
Hinsdale
failure
of
the Commission challenges
informational
various
registration
disclose
to
fact
Act
that
it
stock
in
statement
the
disclosures
and
prospectus,
trust
the.
in
rise
contingent
to
control
ten
of
for
to
maintain
period
a
during
raceway
return of funds
operate the track;
violation of the Securities
raised
sold
to
existing
liabilities;,
the
of
that
years;;
company
the
man¬
20-year
is
or
control
interest
of
granted
to
to
track
race
the
upon
despite the'
possible dilution:
the
and
exercise
options
of
promoters.
also
public,
the
by
management;
investors
Commission
management,
.
contributed
be
the
by
in
and;
management contract which may be
years:
that
substantially
all
the
risk'
additional
20
the
The
the
provision
giving
experience
been
of
for
forepart
operate
no
are
was
management
lacks
an
for
retention
previously
the
group
has
to
and
funds
requirements,
of
voting
lias
raised
season
insufficient
registration
the
be
racing
if
intention
capital
of
will
harness
investors
the
for
300,000
-
questions
tlie
and accuracy of other '
information in the prospectus, including (1) statements relating to the *
intended use of the proceeds of the stock offering and the cost of all.
items
and
business
which
for
similar
the
proceeds
information;
and
property,
concerning
amount
to
be
total
date
to
the
and
used, the
be
statements
(2)
particularly
tlie
expended
expended
to
arc
and
adequacy
view
in
estimated
thereon,
type
of
cost
the
order
of
in
it
"has
At
in
us
expenditure,}
facilities,1
necessary
estimated
facilities
of
relating to Hinsdale's
the omission of in¬
amount
remain¬
constructed, the
track, the type of construction and the capacity of grand¬
stands and other facilities,
the number of days of proposed track
operation each season, the nature of state regulation, the distance
from
and
population of nearby urban areas, and the extent, type
and
location
of
competition.
addition
189," p.
at
-
the
be
Hinsdale, N.
suspending
in
Hindalo
and
funds
to
that
<.
forward for
Y.,
5,
Inc.,
York,
•
7
stoics
Stores,
New
on
of the prospectus.
"the many
speculative aspects" of tlie company's business and the
securities to be offered for public sale.
Among these were the failure
to disclose the amount of loss sustained in prior operations; the fact
that there
is no
firm underwriting commitment,
no
assurance
that
size ol'
President.
N.
manufacturing
.
be
authorizing the
in
formation
110
at
will
with
of various
the
ing
department
Washington,
office,
will
corporation
one
6%
of
accuracy
agement
.
photographic
York
Point
5i
Inc.
__-
largest
New
Industries, Inc." Its
Certificate of Incorporation
offices of the corporation are
executive
issued
1958,
order
through
Stores, Inc.—Acquisition—
the
586,000 shs.V
in
of
to
be
the
-
.
been
to
of
one
the
The
and
29,
the
Willougliby's,
FINANCING
5
Joseph, Mellon & Miller, Inc.—
Ball", Burge & Kraus_—.«—
,
H.
N.
its
the
10
Co.—J.;———'
11
11
its
racing
shares
—
House
"High
principal
Drive, Port
Sink
be
certificates
.
Prcscott,
1466.
p.
Ohio
Curtiss,
of
The
organized
including
of'
exercise
par
amendment to its
an
representations
was
Dec.
extended
the
upon
the
at
Outstanding
incorporated
was
name
Raceway, Inc.,
sufficient
13
Co.
Ac
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
.
ol'
contained
$400,000 each.
The
the
Sint
should
construction
Ohio.
subscribed
20
Cc., Inc.—
&,
TO
cents)——...
,
the corporation,
$1,000,000
No
by two 4'<V (pro¬
maturing April 20
one
offered
proceeds are to be used
for working capital, etc.
The
and
EFFECT
corporation
maintains
President
trust
evidenced
Cleveland,
Inc.-.i~i_u 13
22
it
harness
In
indebtedness
$500,000,
exceeding
10
"
is
be
'
1959.
8,
misleading
filed
%
Graysou-Robinson
:
hearing. scheduled for April 20, 1959, in the Washington ofr>
inquiry will be conducted with respect to the foregoing and,
a
fice,
916.
other
matters to determine whether the Hinsdale registration
state-,
fails to comply with the Securities Act disclosure requirements,
and, if not, whether a stop order should be issued suspending its
effectiveness.—V. 189, p. 46.
...
.
^
'
mcnt
Great Lakes Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—
^
John
G.
issue
of
Cravin
&
Co., New York City, is offering an
common stock
(par 25 cents),
..
150,000 shares of
at $2 per share.
,
*
oil
business
and
gas
of
Lakes
wells
in
is
Pennsylvania corporation engaged in
and gas leases, sinking and operating
State of Pennsylvania.
acquiring
a
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
used
to
—V.
189,
pay
p.
drilling
for
from the sale of the shares
tions.
operations
to
and
increase
working
to
be
large
capital.
last
1130.
E.
fire
by
a
and
said
Western
Period End. Feb. 28—
"reduction
windstorm
half-year."
$376,960
'
$365,454
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$743,746
'
$777,283
275,737
283,137
546,114
568,458
ops.
$101,223
$82,317
$197,632
$208,825
inc.
19,004
18,306
38,904
52,394
improvement
this
in
favorable
expenses,
losses
and
a
an
experience
decrease
achieved1
was
tlie severity of
in the
in
excellent
experience
•
.,
profit for the
loss of $8,800,860..
He
pointed out that during the first six months of the year the,
underwriting loss of The Home amounted to $8,702,637 while the last
half of the year showed an underwriting profit of $9,133,560.
j'ear
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Ry. operating revenue,,
Ry. operating
expenses
that
April 6 announced that in 1958 the
in underwriting opera¬
on
substantial
a
Black
According' to Mr.
&
Co.—Shows Underwriting Profit—
Black, President,
showed
Mr.
primarily
are
Insurance
Kenneth
company
oil
the
Home
:
.
BUSINESS—Great
the
1958
was
Black
$430,923,
The
Home's
underwriting
compared with the
as
1957
^ \
Black told stockholders that in 1958, The Home's life affiliate,
Peoples-Home Life Insurance Co. of Indiana, attained all-time
highs in insurance in force, in assets and in surplus to policyholders.
In 1958
the Peoples-Home produced a profit of $420,635, after pro¬
Mr.
the
from
ry.
Net
ry.
—V.
189, p. 1238.
'
offering of
was
at
order
as
(including two in tlic neighboring communities
Co.^-R---'-,<
Miller
Net rev.
'
Jan.
Hinsdale,
initial
additional shares
2,600
restricted
bank
to
-
<
notification with
stock
proceeds will be used by the company for the'
for
its
manufacturing
processes
and
for
GIVING
under
business
night
V-"
sales
net
changed by
Hinsdale
unissued
the
at
'I.-,
of
and
ef¬
"V'.';
indebtedness
Commission—
letter of
a
common
Filing Challenged by SEC—
an
UG1.920 slis.
authorized
of
issuance
amount
debentures
Green Bay
1238.
^on^rw'kn^'u ^"ruu* ^°"
April 8 by * an
Exchange
filed
25
The Securities and Exchange Commission has ordered
"stop order"'
proceedings under the Securities Act of 1933 to determine whether
a
registration
statement
filed
by
this
corporation
contains
false
Outstanding
charter
1959.
had
Co.
income
net
Chemical Co., Inc.—Stock
(par
Hinsdale
FINANCING
■
&
operating
Hawaiian
1320,000 shares of
consolidated
synthetic resins, partic ilarly nvlon molding materials manufactured
by an exclusive process using nylon waste cloth as its principal raw
material, and the sale of synthetic leather having the characteristic
strength and beauty of leather as well as the porosity and "breathing",
qualities of leather, the manufacture of which, by an exclusive process
owned
$2,313,500
conversion
Superior Ave.,
stores
Brown
C.
Hayden,
-
expenses
m^CtJCV'operating
rV'
ry-
and
shares
facilities.
The
and
Turben
Becker
Harold
RR.—Earnings
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
Net
•Deficit.—V.
Its
company.
Grand Trunk
and
1347.
of
a
closed-end, non-diversified manage¬
principal assets are in investments in
Royal American Corp; Hotel Corp. of
America; Madison Square Gar-den Corp. and Botany
Mills, Inc.—V. 189, p. 1238.
investment
to the
will
term
and
•
McDonald <fe
an
(provided that dividends,
noj
in arrears), calculated to
retire all of the unconverted pre¬
ferred stock by April 30, 1984.
Redemption for the sinking fund is at
accrued dividends.
Ry.
other
all
G.
A.
30,
to
sinking fund beginning April 30, 1970,
on
located
Newport. Kentucky), ten in Youngstown and its
and six in the Akron area.
For the year ending June 30,
Cleveland store had a volume of sales of over $1,000,000,
one
Merrill.
are
Ry.
present
*300,000 shs.
the exercise of
the
vicinity
'
share
$10 per share, plus
ment
TO
shares
total
A
for
Such
in
2400
Covington
below,
through April 30, 1969.
preferred stock will be redeemable at the
option of the com¬
pany, in whole or in part at $10.50
per share, plus accrued dividends
to the redemption date.
The preferred shares will be
entitled
In
debentures
the
rights:
The
annual
was
the
$10
April
1958
search
UNDERWRITERS—The several underwriters named below have agreed
to purchase in
the percentages set opposite their respective names
from the present 15,000,000 shares
to no-par value from the present
1958, the company had 10,815,057 shares1130.
'
will
8,
coming
1958,
of
stock
share,
$23,867,585
amounted
compared
company
$3,245,243,
was
& Co.,
stock
filed
underwriting syndicate managed by Bache & Co.
new
preferred
per
Dec.
company
was
incorporated in Ohio in 1928 under
Weinberger Drug Stores, Inc., which was changed to
Stores, Inc. in 1945.
Its general offices
and warehouse'
at
Point
BUSINESS—The
at $56
of
located
environs,
change
a
of
i974—
authorized
upon
June
electric
repairing
]
income
net
189, p.
March
on
PROCEEDS—Tho
Cincinnati and
number
the
EFFECT
clue
company's short-term
other
Drug
and 29
increase
sale
v
each
of
,
Sold—Pearson,
Inc., of New York City, on March 30
publicly 299,985 shares of common stock (par
10 cents) at $1 per share as a speculation. The
offering
was completed.
.;
%
The company Is engaged directly and
through wholly-owned sub¬
sidiaries ir. operating a chain of 104 retail drug stores, all but three'
of which arc located in Ohio.
Twenty stores are located in Cleveland
and its adjacent communities, 18 in the greater Columbus area, 11 in
Graham-Paige Corp.—-Preferred Stock Offered—Pub-"
offering of 350,000 shares of new 6% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock ($10 par
value—convertible until April 30,
1969), at a price of $10 per share, was made on April 8'
The
business
.,
per share),
without underwriting.
purchase equipment and machinery,
Common
$1) of the
thereafter until
1. 1959 through April
together with accrued
,
company's
—
1959.
1958
Is
when
Machines & Equipment Corp., Denver, Colo.—
CAPITALIZATION
(par
Authorized
reserved
31,
name
arc
6.
lie
by
($1
G(K<.
BUSINESS—The
stock
common
the
Gray
way
Goodyear manufacturing operations worldwide.
pany's
about
new
GIVING
$1,000,000.
was
the
manufac¬
overseas
the
April
the
the
options are now outstanding.
and
studying site locations in Franco
plant location. Ho said
manufactured,
of
Dec.
of
French facility
Goodyear tires
where
of
1957.—V.
purchase
of
equipment
working capital.
finance
par)
26,
missory notes,
The
new
overseas
plant will he the first such facility in that
country to be built and owned by an American tire manufacturer.
The
to
fIncreased to 161,925 shares by
expected shortly as to the
is already well under way.
work
the
operating revenues of the
revenues
corporation
proceeds
500,000
be
$10,704,000
1891
in
Authorized
100U
to
of
price.
NOTE—The
$7,000,000
retire
approximately $445,000
since
(Akron,
a
to
stock
common
from
of
stock
already
as
proceeds
opening
($1
March
shares
and a third hole
miles from the
plans which are well under
J. Thomas, Chairman, announced on April
as
into
retirement
debentures
to
fective
i» in
large
discovered in
about 35 miles from Hoover
Co.
plant in
be
Mr.
end
lin
as
rv:''
1964 at $47.50 per share;,
share; and thereafter until maturity
amount
the
stock
"Increased
1959
Tire
the
used
the
of
convertible
5'/"
"few
has
stock held
common
designed
,
Ohio)—To
Build American Tire Factory in France—Stock Increased
turing
incorporated
principally in
Hawaii.
consolidated
covering 300,000
High
'
conversion
Detrital Valley, Ariz., near Luke Mead and
Dam.—V. 189, p. 1022.
Goodyear
of
1358.
With Securities
location
net
CAPITALIZATION
company on April 7 announced that Phelps Dodge Corp. con¬
in December, 1958, to explore a portion of Goldficld's Detrital
progress in the
sodium
chloride
operating
well
as
State
and
$3,329,154 for
Murphy
in part capital expenditures in con
stores planned for 1959 and 1960.
(approximately $1,100,000) will he used
to provide additional working capital on
a
permanent or long-term
basis.
The company'sworking capital requirements have increased in
recent years due partially
to the necessity of financing larger in¬
ventories required by the growing volume of sales and in
part to the
higher costs of doing business in a.period of rising prices,
Valley Saline Project.
unsuccessful
1,
per
the
be
with
balance
stock
B
1964,
will be redeemable from
to
in
will
ncction
The
cream
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Co.—Drilling Contract—
Two
was
offered
balance ($183,350) of a note issued by the company
part of the consideration for the assets of The King Drug Co,
acquired early last year.
It is presently expected that approximately.
Common
This
the
in
$25,426,092
to
as
and
outstanding at the end ol' the
tracted
allowing,
payment of the
ended Dec. 31, 1958 consolidated sales of
subsidiaries (including Kulka Electric
ard net income
was
$212,231, equal
to
year
Corp.
totaled
Corp.)
63
Products
court
complaint.
case.
be applied first
the
EARNINGS—In
accessories
appliances
name
PROCEEDS—The
products at both
wholesale and retail in metropolitan New, York City and in areas of
New York State,
Connecticut and New Jersey. Headquarters are at
Rem sen, Oneida County, N. Y.
;/[:
Gold
until April
1969 at $52
1,
interest in each
added
in order to diversify Its business and enter a
normal profit margins, Gold Seal purchased all the
capital stock of Kulkn Electric Corp., second largest producer in
the United States of molded barrier blocks—component parts in various
electrical and electronic equipment, Kulka also makes other electrical
end electronic components and devices.
in
1973 at prices ranging from 105t*
1,
1957,
BUSINESS—Gold
consented,
to answer SEC
convertible
arc
per share.
The debentures
with greater
field
company,
and
and
ances
SEC
convertible debentures due
the basis of $100 principal amount of
commences
debentures
April
PROCEEDS—The company will apply $140,000 of the net proceeds
from the offering to payment of certain debt and $837,000 to various
Indebtedness arising
out of the purchase
in December 1957 of all
the
1959
issue prior to maturity.
company
stock is convertible into the company's class A
16, 1964.
through April
sinking fund
The
This hew preferred
;
expenditures of $56,804,estimated
an
Hawaii.
Health
March 27, 1959. This offer which expires on April 14,"
of the
($10 per share). This offering has been completed
at par
estimated
which
ol'
pur¬
'•The company's subsidiary, Honolulu Electrical Products Co, Ltd., Is
engaged in the merchandising of electrical equipment, fixtures, appli¬
The
$2,313,500 of 5%
on
will
this
for
The company .serves the City of Honolulu, sugar
plantations. Armed Forces establishments, and numer¬
villages.
The estimated civilian population
of
the
service territory was 449.610 as of Jan. 1, 1959.
Files
is being underwritten by an underwriting group headed
by Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc. Additional deails follow:
publicly 125,000
convertible cumulative preferred stock
of 6y2%
shares
April 27,
Defendants
debentures for each seven shares of
Gold Seal Products Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered—
Co.
of
April 1, 1974
on
Fuller &
Tennessee.
to
1959-63,
obtained
pineapple
with
Gray Drug Stores, Inc.—Debenture Offering—Mention
was made in our March 30 issue of the offering to share¬
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April 6
covering 100,000 shares ol' common stock, to be offered for sale (along
with 136,200 shares
covered by two prior filings) pursuant to the
terms of the company's Employees' Stock Option Plan.—V. 189, p. 1466,
D.
in
additional time
The company
S.
interests
bonds
series K
the
1238.
189, p.
•Deficit.—V.
oil'
of
of
loans
Foundation, Inc.—Enjoined—
The SEC Chicago Regional Office announced April 2, 1959 that an
of preliminary
injunction has been issued
(USDC,
ND,
111.)
enjoining this corporation and Howard E. Baker from further violations
of registration and anti-fraud provisions oi' the Securities Act in sale
1,120.312
Rv
sale
bank
1959.
towns
to
order
$1,297,718
§£ SS^Penscs
Science
period
for
EARNINGS—For
en¬
th3
Hawaii
was
a
kingdom, and is engaged
the production, trans¬
mission. distribution and sale of electric energy for domestic, commer¬
cial, Industrial, agricultural and governmental purposes on the Island
of
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
the
BUSINESS—The
additional 51
ari
stores
,
,
,
1959,
This
for
ous
$5.
from
of
$2,750,000
program calls for total
and
sells various items of mcrchan-'
the
repayment
budgeted
of
a
wide
children,
carry
merchandise
proceeds
prices
at
be applied by the company toward the cost of its construction program.,
000
j
common
company
froni
of
Grant
739.
1347.
p.
;
The company offers an ln-.vfor all customers.
the company has increased the number
plan
years
502
from
stores
at 104,50 u
if redeemed on March 15, 1964. and
scaling downward, to 100on and after March 15, 1988.
pose.
the
on,
chain of 739 merchandise stores.
lines
popular
priced
and for the home.
credit
the
stock
of
men
stalJnient
oi' the principal amount and accrued interest,
will be made at Chemical Corn Exchange Banlu 105 Broadway* New
York City.—V. 18S, i». 1348.
Jan.
the
on
1959
common
disc ranging up to $100 although
consists of Item,; retailing up to
for account of the sinking
ended
year
paid
24,
Feb.
On
the
on
been
have
The company
assortment
<
fiscal
.-Monday, April 13, 195&
.
company
including
the
in
shares
common
statement with the SEC on
of its common stock, to be
Motors Savings-Stock Purchase
Program
the United States. According to
thcVospectus, there are 88.000 salaried employees Or 83V of those
eligible, enrolled in the 1959 Class of said I rogram.
V. 189, p. 1130,
This
Anril
offered
income
equal after preferred dividends to $3.71
outstanding at the end of the year.
$9,850,253,
General Motors
chase Plan With
fiscal year.
the 1959
EARNINGS-
.
Read
&
Co.
vestment
vision
Electric
Co.,
Inc. and
banking
Ltd.—Bonds
Offered—Dillon/
Dean Witter & Co.
which
group
headed
offered
in¬
an
April 8
$10,000,000 of 4.75% first mortgage bonds, series K due
March 15, 1989, at 100% and accrued interest.
»
The
They
series
are
K
bonds
redeemable
are
on
not
redeemable
interest
payment
prior
dates
to
at
on
March
the
15,
option
1964.
of
the
:
for
taxes.—V.
Hooker
This
188,
Chemical
1045.
p.
Corp.—Forms Unit in Bahamas—
corporation has formed
cal International Ltd..
facturlng
for
the
a
Bahamian corporation. Hooker Chemi¬
of engaging in chemical
purpose
marketing activities in Latin
cording to Thomas E. Moffitt, President.
At
tlie
Mexican
and
same
time,. Mr.
company,
manufacture
and
Moffitt
Hooker
market
also
in
S.A.,
manu«,
countries,
ac-.
.
announced
Mexicana,'
phosphates
American
the
formation
organized
Mexico.—V-
of
primarily
139, p. 1574.
a
to
Number 5837
Volume 189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Inc.—Private
Industries,
Houclaille
.
Aircraft
Lockheed
Placement—This
(1677) -5
Corp.—Forms International Unit—
corporation, it was announced on April 6, has arranged1
through Allen & Co. to place with an institutional in¬
vestor an issue of $20,000,000 of its promissory notes,
due April
cussion
"
sparked an" international expansion program on
April 7 with the announcement of a new subsidiary, company to develop
broad aviation programs in foreign nations.
<
-
The
proceeds
first
'
V'-
refunding
for
used
April
on
is scheduled
closing
1574.
p.
be
to
are
closing
April
for
for
and
1960
for $15.000,000.—-V.
189,
1,
tional,
•
the
-
directors
of
board
this
of
Officer.
Executive
izing
'
Improvements
struction
Gas
Natural
Securities
and
International Paper
This
Net
Net
Iud.—Files
to
1952
$112,464
for
'
f
W.
has
Haase
occupied
elected
been
the
position
President
of Executive
the
of
This
.
full
189,
1348.
p.
corporation
Rectifier
April
on
of
the
announced
9
materials
conductive
silicon
cells
solar
$3,434,709
ops.
inc.
,$1,857,758
1,333,033, i.
Called
have
held of
formation
germanium
and
silicon
self-generating
to
$5,862,941
2,158,907
%% "
986,530
$3,540,109
1,954,894
.
'
'
:
residents
of
V.
the
by
189.
of
end
1575.
p.
McGraw-Hill
Y.
purchase
and
1957
v
in
addition
.
V-.
•
t
to
$298,446
by
the
close
of
the
company's
This
of
excess
manufacturing
$1,200,000
Power
Co.—Registers
two' registration
filed
company,
1959, covering
be offered for
7,
to
1989,
shares
(1)
$6,000,000
public
at
sale
Financing Proposals.
statements
first
of
with
the
SEC
on
mortgage
bonds,
bidding, and
competitive
due
(2)
its $50 par preferred stock, to be offered for public
Peabody & Co.
The dividend rate on the preferred,well
as
the
public offering- price and underwriting terms,
are
be supplied by
amendment.
sale
as
to
by
Net
of
its sale of the bonds and pre¬
be used first to discharge $2,000,000 of V/2%
prom¬
issory notes and $1,100,000 of 4% promissory notes evidencing bank
borrowings during 1958 for construction purposes and, secondly, to¬
wards
payment-of the $10,287,000 construction for 1959.
Construc¬
tion expenditures for 1960 are estimated at $8,000,000.—V. 187, p. 2226.'
stock
the
to
from
company
will
«Si
covers
will
Investors
Commercial
Securities
and
Chicago,
Corp.,
the
1919
when
-~V.
188,
it
*
13
p.
acquired
446.
headed by Paul
Underwriting terms are
C.
Kimball
to
be
&
for
notes
by
offering
amendment.
price
and
issuing'
The
proceeds.
business is the purchase
regional
services
these,
shares
rendered
five
being
Presidents
or
to
or
officers,
are
sold);
(18,250
from
dealers
for merchandise
including Sidney Field, President (17,850
A Siegel and Edwin B. Eernsen,
Vice-respectively); David A. Klein, Treas¬
Abriham
and
15,826
(18,090»;
and
Arrnand
Raskin ol Wilmette, 111.,
is
director);
a
and
with A. E. Levin
(F. L.)
The
Sofield,
J.
director
(8,544).
selling
at
Klein,
5,190 shares
trustees under
al.,
(Harry
a
trust
Helen
S.
H. Ruskin.
agreement
Settlor, is selling 16,250 shares.
as
Jacobs Co.—Delisting of Stock Sought—
the
Board
of
Governors
the
of
York
New
Stock
Exchange
on
to apply to the Securities and Exchange Commission to
capital stock of this company.
The issue had been sus¬
by the Exchange on Dec. 5, 1958 for violation of its listing
the
pended
agreement.
The
that
decision
company's
Statements
fiscal
year
have
to
apply
annual
not
for
report
earnings for
of
delisting was based on the fact
the year ended July 31, 1958
first two quarters of the current
for
the
further
V.
expansion
in
>■
the
The
»
is
.
Exchange
not
stock.
that
said
possible
Moreover,
such
within
a
that, without adequate financial information,
investors to properly assess the value of this
of current Court actions, it is doubtful
for
in
view
information will
reasonable
available
be
period
of
to
permit
trading in the stock
time.
•
The
Exchange noted that the Board may at any time suspend or
security if the Board believes thae continued dealings in
security on the Exchange are not advisable.—V. 189, pp. 1130 and
delist'
the
-
r
.
second
25,
accrued
1959
income
exhaust
the
to
was
2%
Trust
receive
bonds,
sum
interest.—V.
of
Co.,
due
44
tenders
Sept.
at
$119,231
188,
p.
Wall Street, New York, N. Y., until
1519.
1,
for
the
1970
prices
to
not
sale
an
to
to
it
of
amount
exceed
modified
sufficient
100%
plus
F.
F.
United
States
In
the
near
future.—
..."
.
Corp.—Acquisition
signed
Morris,
of Louisville
(Ky.)
Plant—
for
western
the
section
that an agreement has been
acquisition of a
38-acre industrial location in the
of
the City between the
Ohio River and Southern
President,
The
announced
,
,
modern
area,
single-story brick
17,202
housed
feet
square
one
about a year ago.
of
the
.
.
.
building, with
of
office
Ford
354,356 square feet of
and Ohio River dock
Co.'s assembly plants until
space,
Motor
1
Mead's
■
facilities
in
shipping containers at
Mississippi Power
The
SEC
has
authorizing
this
4%%
com¬
offering to its stockholders of record April 6,.
1959 the right to subscribe on or before April 24, 1959
for 116,541 shares of capital stock (par $1) at $45 per
share
the basis of
one
new
share for each four shares
held
(with an oversubscription privilege). The Bankers
Trust Co., New York, N;- Y., is subscription agent. No
underwriting is involved.
net
proceeds from the sale of the shares will be
added to the general funds of the corporation and will be available,for
ouch
corporate purposes as management may determine.
It is
the present Intention of management that all or a substantial portion,
of
the
Linotilm
proceeds be used to .finance the manufacture, sale and lease
equipment or for the purchase of common shares of The
Electric Auto-Lite Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The corporation believes that its
present working capital is net
reasonably anticipated needs of
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
substantially
Its business.
FFFECT TO
In
excess
of
the
other
FINANCING
Outstanding
5promissory notes, payments of
$540,000 due annually from July 1,
1962
to
1971
and
balance July 1,
"Converted
at
of
non-
$6,000,000
.
*616,970
389,000
•
$582,706 shs.
approximately current or official rate of exchange.
^Excluding 45,835 shares in the corporation's treasury. The corpora-,
has outstanding stock options for the purchase of 24,700 treasury
shares.
incorporated in New York on Dec. 16.
corporate existence expires on Dec. 15, 2894 unless renewed
by appropriate corporate action.
The corporation and its subsidiaries
are principally engaged in the production and distribution of Linotype
machines, matrices and parts, and other printing equipment and in
the design rnd manufacture of military equipment.—V. 189. p. 1349.
BUSINESS-Company
1895.
Its
ol
Income
1958.
an
ascending curve for each
year estimated
at $1.50 nel"a sfceel strik®
or
not
may
b®
<
Issue
188,
1927.
p.
,
Bonds—*
issue
to
1959—Month—1958
$4,528,580
1959—2 Mos.—1958
.,
$4,766,518
3,675,738
$9,360,164
$9,791,705
6,833,136
7,613,513
$1,090,780
319,770
3,308,519
,
from
rev.
139,
ry
oos.
$1,220,061
operating
p. 1241.
ry.
inc.
349,929
$2,527,028
$2,178,192
684,059
609,430
Monongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
1
Peflod End. Feb. 28—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
1959—Month—1958
$356,108
296,745
revenue-
exps.-*
>
Net
fr.
rev.
Net ry.
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$318,363
297,973
opers.
$59,363
$732,945
.
$715,651
619,273
792,587
$20,390
income—
oper.
46,144
*118,44C
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
covering
$96,378
♦193,832
Gypsum Co.—Files for Exchange Offer—
on
April 6 filed
1,014,300 shares
this
offer
*$59,642
-.*• *199,895
,i
189, p. 1349.
stock
in
of
a
•
registration statement with the SEC
stock.
common
The
company
proposes
exchange for all but not less than 98%
of
to
the out¬
standing
common shares of Huron Portland Cement Co. in the ratio
of 7/10 of a share of National stock for each one share of Huron stock.
According to the prospectus, Huron on Jan. 10, 1959, had 54 stock¬
holders, including Emory M. Ford, who owned 352,959 shares, or 24.4%;
are owned by Frederick S. Ford and lG3,-'
110 by John B. Ford, Jr., all of Detroit.—V. 189, p. 918.
*
*
An additional 183,600 Shares
National
Lancl Co. of
Arizona—Hearing Ordered—
•
The Securities and Exchange Commission has granted a request ol
this company for a hearing on the question whether to vacate, or maka
the
permanent,
suspending
Feb.
13,
1959,
order
the
of
Commission
temporarily
a Regulation A exemption from registration under the Secu¬
rities Act of 1933 with respect to a proposed stock offering by Natlon»l
Land.
•
,
.
.
-
The hearing is to be held on April 20, 1959, in the U, S.
Courthouse'
230 North First Avenue, Phoenix, Ariz.; and it will be consolidated with
a hearing ordered by the Commission on the question whether to vacato
or make permanent another order issued
on Fein 13 temporarily sus¬
pending a similar exemption from registration with respect
posed offering of stock by Armed Forces Investment Fund,
of Scottsdale, Ariz.
the
At
to
a
Inc.,
pro¬
also
hearing,
inquiry will be conducted into the adequacy and
accuracy of the offering circulars of the respective companies, particu¬
larly with respect to the failure to disclose that the two companies
to engage in the same business operations, that Jack R. Foster,
P'oster Realty, Inc., Homer W. Forrester, National Land, and
propose
Jack
R.
Armed
estate
Forces
affiliates and that Foster Realty, is to act as real
both companies ,the intended use of the proceeds of
and similar matters.—V. 189, p. 918.
are
agent for
■'
.'
,
'
,
Natural
>
...
Gas Pipeline
Co. of America—Bonds
Offered,
—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.»
headed a group of underwriters which offered publicly
on April 9 $20,000,000 of first mortgage
pipeline bonds,
4%% series due April 1, 1979, priced at 99.68% and
interest, to yield about 4.65% to maturity. This
was oversubscribed and the books closed.
offering
For
period
a
of
five
years,
the
bonds
not
are
redeemable
from,
or in anticipation of moneys borrowed at an Interest cost of less than
4.65%, hut they are otherwise redeemable at the option of the com¬
pany at any time at prices scaling downward from 104.37%
to 100%.
The bonds are entitled to an annual sinking fund, beginning April I,
1961, sufficient to retire 94.5% of the bonds prior to maturity. Tho
sinking fund redemption price is 100%.
"
.
PROCEEDS—An
amount
approximating
the
net
proceeds
to
tho,
from the sale of these securities will be applied to thereduction of outstanding bank loans amounting to $25,000,000.
These
company
incurred for the purpose
loans were
of
the
It
is
off
cost
of
now-completed
of temporarily financing a portion'
additions to the company's property..
expected that the remaining bank loan
by
Dec.
31,
indebtedness will be paid
1959.
Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline CoM
both subsidiaries of The Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co., together supply
BUSINESS—Company
to
gas
,
and
Texas
utilities substantially
and the surrounding
all
of the natural gas distributed to
and also serve certain other ga»
area
utilities.
Natural
Gas
began opertaions in 1931 with a pipeline'
900 miles from the Panhandle Held in Texa®
the Chicago metropolitan area.
Prior to 1943, a
was built, and in 1957 the company constructed and:
Pipeline
extending approximately
tho
vicinity
paralleling line
—616,970
Misc. mtgs. and note3 payable—.—
389,000
Capital stock ($1 par value)
1,000,000 shs.
.
net
of
under
the
Holding Company Act
$368,000 of First Mortgage Bonds,
1987, for sinking fund purposes.—V. 189, p. 1469.
Ry. operating revenue—
Ry. operating expenses
to
$6,000,000
1972
of
obligations
consolidated foreign subs,
Guarantees
'
and
months
order
an
Pei-iod End. Feb. 28—
Chicago
PRESENT
Authorized
..
„
-
$8,453,345
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
•
is
on
issued
Co.—To
company
Series due
accrued
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—Stock Offered—The
pany
of
to
Louisville for the production of cor¬
1220-28 South Seventh Street, are not
adequate for the facilities Mead plans to install
at Louisville to
service Its expahding markets.—V; 188, p. 2031. present
sales
the first three
them from deterioration from perspiration.—V.
preserve
plans indicate
Louisville. Division
expected
common
the respective offerings,
that Mead will relocate existing equipment at
the new location within a short time, install
a, corrugator and allied equipment within the near future,
and main¬
tain the remainder of the acquired property for future expansion.
Present
lis
1959, are
earnings per
Goodrich Chemical
This company
lion
Lexington Ave. & 42nd St. Corp.—Tenders for Bonds
The Manufacturers
March
to
Its circulation
Alaska
and
Hawaii
Ky.,
D.
31,
paper.
corporation is acquiring a large manufacturing plant hi Louis¬
as
the new location for the Louisville Division of Mead'
Containers, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary.
a
1468..
■s
the
This
ville,
and
share.
per
Permachem Corp. is using M & T's tributyltin oxide, TBTO, la
Permachem, the trade name for formulations used as bactericides
have undergone successful hospital
tests.
Similar Permachem
formulations using TBTO are being used in eelanese yarn fabrics to
Inc.—Sales Show Gain—
plafis
180, p. co.
Mead
r
been
published as required by the company's
agreement with the Exchange. The Board also noted that the company
had failed to advise the Exchange of changes in officers and directors
as called for in its
listing agreement.
**, •
'
it
be
The firm processed 235,610,936 pieces of mail during the last fiscal
year.
Clients included Reader's Digest, Time, Inc., Bankers Life &
Casualty Co., Tire Ford Motor Co., Better Homes & Gardens, Lever
Brothers, Colgate-Palmolive, and Salada-ShirriiX-Horsey.
Founded in 1947, the Mclntyre firm is the third largest in the mail
marketing industry. Mr. Mclntyre said that the firm, which operates
a
160,000 square-foot plant in Weytbury, Long Island, N. Y„ and a*
subsidiary, O. E. Mclntyre of Canada Ltd., In Montreal, will announce-
of
r
Board's
the
and
will
year
PROCEEDS—The
April 9 voted
delist
business
including
States;
and
rendered
be
urer
Is
field,
July "1
.
rugated
purchased from,
by, retail vending or service1
establishments. It has outstanding 250,000 shares of common stock in
addition to preferred stock, debentures and other indebtedness.
The
prospectus lists seven selling stockholders, who own 198,737 shares,Of
building
beginning
ended March 31, 1959, were $6,387,300, according
to a report issued on April 7 by O. E. Mclntyre, President. This mail
marketing organization showed sales of $5,775,200 for the previous
year..
•...
;> <•' v
\ V" ' •Mr.
Mclntyre noted
that this figure represents
client
fees
for
planning, creating and producing volume mail programs. He said that
with the additional costs of postage and printing,
Mclntyre clients
spent move than $20,000,000 in mail programs during the last "year.
frontage
the
of retail instalment contracts
The
Co
supplied
company will receive none of
The company's major Jine of
for
published
be
subsidiary has published Electrical West since
what was then the "Journal of Electricity."'
Mclntyre
E.)
floor
corporation, with offices a^t 180 W. Randolph Street, Chicago,
111., filed a registration statement with the SEC on April 0, 1959
covering 105,000 outstanding shares of its common stock, to be offered
for public sale by the present holders thereof through an underwriting
or
to
Engineer.
the western
Western
March
$9,750,000,
share in
common
National
111.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
■-This
group
service,
because
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
Engineer,
second
company's
cover
of
cents
with net
compare
per
ended
months
27
share, compared with $1.12 in 1958. However,
certainly cause a dip in our earnings which may
in our year-end results," lie said.
Net
Parkway.
With
temperature
unattainable
1958.
Kidder,
proceeds
ferred
California
Sales
President,
Lidow,
in
Interstate
80,000
Architect
publication
(O.
and. administrative operat-ionsisaid the new plant represents an in¬
including cost of equipment and the
value of the 120,000-square-foot site. Built on two levels, the building
will be utilized for the manufacture and warehousing of new productscontemplated in the .company's expansion program, Mr. Lidow said.
Ocfcupancy is expected to begin about July 1.—V. 188, p. 1614.
April
The
r
&
three
least
at
,
.
•
Eric
high
Which
to
corporation is. expanding its El Segundo (Calif.) facilities with
80,000-square-foot building now under construction at 222 Kansas
that
will bring to
15 the number of structures in the
area
Mr.
■
for
heretofore
its
*
<
Publishing
.Architect
of
Western
as
photocells.
This
vestment
Bayer
Martin,
E.
paints.
George C. Tenney, President of McGraw-Hill of California, a sub¬
sidiary with headquarters in San Francisco, on April 7 announce^
with
Strefet
housing
H.
Company is working with M & T vinyl
till monomers to produce polymers for new
type Goodrich plastics. Th®
Mobay Chemical contract covers the development of catalysts fa*
cellular urethanes used in Insulation and airplane and automobile seal;
upholstery. The Dow Chemical contract covers development of M & T*a
fungicidal materials for use in agricultural chemicals and water has®
on
New York State,
be
The B.
increased
$256,766
com¬
To Expand California Plant—
an
Mobay
Co.;
German
reflected
close
See
Inter-
of
according to Mr. Lidow, expects to supply
diodes and rectifiers employing the semi-:
selenium
the
Corp.,
conimon
will
a
record
McGraw-Hill's California
selenium,
and
stabilizer
a
operations
Earnings' forecasts for 1959 indicate
succeeding quarter with a total for the
;
from $2,459,049 at the end of 1956 to $9,140,839 at
of 1957, and ro $14,836,119 at the end of 1958. Annualized
income with respect to the company's accident and health
insurance in force at the end of 1956 was $26,695, and increased to
ponents.
Eric Lidow, President, stated the formation of the Canadian company
represents another phase of the International Rectifier foreign expan¬
sion program.
Facilities already have been established, he said, in
<
as
neighborhood
would
cents
Net
Canada, Ltd., to supply Canadian industry
International Rectifier electronic-electrical
Geneva, Tokyo and Paris.
International Rectifier,
Canadian industry
with
Chemical
and
Permachem
.,%•
■
the
for
the
will
This
1959—2 Mos.—1958
•
in
share
:<
complement of
acts
throttle
said.
sales
be
company was licensed on Jan. 31/ 1956 to do business In Maine
currently licensed in 22 additional states. Life Insurance in
is
force
He
189,
company.
Vice-President.—V.
1959—Month—1958
expenses
share
made
International Rectifier Corp.—Forms Canadian Unit—
ft
"It
full
Martin
Net
—V.
naUonal
and
April 8.
on
•
premium
International Rys. of Central America—New President
'Harold
Mr.
$18,455,000 $17,390,480 $37,014,635 $36,593,541
15,020,291
15,532,722
31,151,694
33,053,432
revenue-_
directors
; The
and
the
previously
p. 46.
$23,725,000.—V.
1240.
p.
each
be
V""'
•.
<
lubrication.
to
April 22, 1959, and (c) offering the
remaining 100,000 shares on a "rights" basis to present stockholders.
A registration statement covering this new financing has been filed
with the Securities end Exchange Co'missi'on. T'hc
offering will not
options granted in November
for
par
rjpccial meeting of stockholders for
April 22 to approve (a) increasing the authorized capital stock from
100,000 shares, $4 par value, to 300,000 shares $1.50 par value,
(b)
splitting the 100,000 shares outstanding on the basis of two shares
Co.—Registers Stock Option Plan
1574.
for
operating
139,
/.The
.
p.
$100
Fidelity Life Insurance Co.—Plans Stock Split
and Rights Offering—** Vyf -
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
84,405 shares of Its common stock, to be offered
company's Incentive Stock
Option Plan for Key
Employees. According to the prospectus, at Feb. 28, 1959, 192 officers
or
employees of the company and its subsidiaries held options to
purchase a total of 20G,378 shares fa portion of which were registered
under previous filings).
The exercise price ranges from $39,277 for
139,
its
thereof will be used for property additions
for other corporate purposes.
The 1959 con¬
Louisiana Power and its subsidiary, Louisiana
Maine
covering
pursuant to
the
granted in
of
sale
and
from ry,
rev.
r.v.
-r-V.
a
company
1958.—V.
Monsanto
by
I. It is expected that these
developments will in time materialize into
substantially increased business for the company's chemical plant in
Carrollton, Ky..
"We forsee real growth for this part of our business,"
sale
-
1959
options
Goodrich
inability of other compounds to withstand the high temperatures
encountered," he said.
•
r
••
Company Act author¬
at competitive bidding
cumulative preferred stock.
public
for
is estimated at
Co.,
operating
operating
Ry.
"
6,
owned
Chemical Co.
Development Contracts
development contracts for the um
F.
B.
(jointly
Dow
permitting
offer
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.
„
Indianapolis,
Corp.,
the
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
Exchange Commission—
March 27 filed
on
services.—
21
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 30,000 shares of common stock to be offered at $5 per
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for construc¬
tion and operation of its natural gas distribution system.
corporation
the
of
program
Service
Gas
.
Indiana
and
order under the Holding
an
shares
proceeds
and
'
The
additional
Net
Jack F.
.
products
Co
into
with
He
also
revealed
that-the company's
development work with tho
U. S. Air Force at Wright Field has resulted in the
production of one
compound now flying experimentally in jet airplanes as an additive to
- -
to
company
company,
late
With
this
75,000
Chrysler-Zeder Corp., a privately-held
was financial advisor and engineering consultant
Chrysler.
At the same time William M. Hayden, President .of Hayden Metals,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Hydrometals, was named Chairman of' *
the Board.
Mr. Hayden, founder and first President of Chcmntals
Corp., was formerly head of industrial research for The Anaconda Co.
Hydrometals is one of the nation's oldest producers and fabricators
Of zinc
and
zinc products, and in recent years has expanded
into
other metal fields.
'
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■>
;
fv Mr.
Zeder
and
Mr.
Hayden
succeed Mr.
Morris
Blumberg./ who
resigned both offices.-—V. 138, p.' 2030.
the
to
who is President of
Zeder
Mr.
electronics
Lockheed
numerous
~
The SEC has issued
just announced the election of Fred M. Zeder, II as President and
Chief
for
•
chemicals
President, announced
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Stock Offering Cleared
(formerly Illinois Zinc Co.)
company
market
1240.
p.
organic
interests);
being
world
its
Chemical
States,
Thermit Corp.—New
&
corporation has entered
of the
.
The
has
of
dis¬
of
Metal
This
Robert E.; Gross, Board Chairman. He said the new
subsidiary, to be known as Lockheed Aircraft Interna¬
formed to coordinate these programs and to broaden
to
is
189;
V.
Hydrometals, Inc.—Elects New Officers—
•
between
international
the
of this type are now in advanced stages
Lockheed
and
nations
outside
the
United
enterprises
according
purposes.
$5,000,000,
was
1959
2,
corporation
Several
1, 1974.
The
second
This
of
extension to certain gas producing areas
connection in Oklahoma with the system
company.
In December, 1958, 511
miles of pipeline loops parelleling the company's existing lines were
placed in service. The present daily delivery capacity of the company's
pipeline facilities is approximately 753,000 MCF.
About 19% of thecompany's gas supply for 1958 was derived from, its own wells to
the Panhandle field, and the balance principally under long-term con¬
tracts
with certain gas
producers and other pipeline companies.—
began
V.
operating
a
Texas, including
a
non-affiliated
in
of
189, p.
1349.
350-mile
a
new
gas
pipeline
.
■
was
New Haven Clock & Watch
S
David Leibowitt on Anril 2 was elected as
pany.
dont
Co.—New President—
Since
and
a
President of this com¬
1952 he has been,General Counsel,
director.—V. 188, p. 651.
Executive Vice-Preil-
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1678)
offered at $1
Niagara Share Corp.—Assets Increased—
..
Total Bet -assets
;
*After
deducting- dividend
—
of
of record
The
per
share, through R. A. Holman & Co., Inc.. New York,
used to repay short-term loan and zor
*,89?:/22
$23.87
35 cents per share payable June
May 29, 1959.—V. 189, p. 484.
15,
,
$726,297
649,942
Ry. operating revenue
Ry. operating expenses
Permanent Filter Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange .Commission—
corporation, with offices at 1800 West Washington Blvdv
Angeles,
Calif.,
filed a
registration statement. with
the 8EC
April 7, 1959, covering 140,000 shares of its common stock.
Of
this stock, 120,000 shares are to be offered for public sale for the
Net *ev.
Net
$111,715
*38,149
$1,313,310
1,234,922
1,325,563
$76,355
1,590
ops.
-inc.*
:
$78,388
*66,763
•Deficit.—V. 189, p. 1132.
North American Exploration Co., Inc., Spokane, Wash.
—Stock Offering Suspended by SEC—
The Securities *nd
Exchange Commission
issued
has
order
an
teny-
porarlly auspeading
a Regulation a exemption from registration under
the ^Securities Act--of- 1933 with respect to a proposed public offering
of «tock-%v "this ^company;-which has offices at 417 Paulsen Building,
Spokane, AVash.-
public
The Issuer filed
offering
notification
a
of-3,000,000
Commission's order
common
asserts-that
the
Feb. 26, 1959, proposing the
at 10c per share." The
issuer's offering circular is false
misleading in respect of various material facts and that the offer¬
ing arouid violate• Section 17-(the anti-fraud provision) of the Act.
The order also provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on
the question whether the suspension should be vacated or made
per¬
issuer
Palmer
formed
was
and
the
for
Associates;
to be supplied by amendment;- The
&
of acquiring mineral leases
partnership, whose members
dent.
of
the
the nature and outcome of its operations and those of its
predecessors
and others on (lie issuer's properties; the terms of the issuer's
mining
leases and purchase agreements, particularly the amount of
royalties
payable thereunder and
the total costs
to
the
issuer
of
these
and the justification for
the proposed expenditures
the mill in light
on
of the amount of known ore; and that since 1942 there
have been
aubatantlal Increases in -the oosts of
operating mines and mills similar
to those on the issuer's properties while the price of
gold has remained
questions the failure to
particularly a statement of cash
receipts end disbursements of the predecessors, and the inclusion as an
asset in the-financial statement of $149,215, a substantial
portion of
which lepresents the par value of 6hares issued
to promoters and pre¬
at
$35 an ounce.
Moreover, the Commission
include adequate financial statements,
decessors lor -mineral
property rights^ such amount being arbitrary and
having no-relation -to the nominal-cost actually paid for such leases
by the promoters end predecessors.—-V. 189, p. 1350.
Office' Buildings- of America, Inc., Newark, N. J.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Tills
corporation, with- offices at 9 Clinton Street, Newark, N. J.,
-a registration statement with the SEC on
April 6, 1959 covering
91,809 chares-of-class-A m.d' lO,201 shares of class B common stock.
It Is proposed to-offer-tide stock for
public sale In units consisting of
filed
shares
of
class
A
and
I
share
of
class
B
stock,
and
at
$100
per
company .was organized under New Jersey law on
1859, for the .purpose or Investing In real estate. It intends
Jan.
30,
unit.
No-underwriting is Involved.
' "
'
and
lUbstantlally. Un real- estate-- syndications
the funds
and
wherein
the
to--purchase-large-office'buildings, hotels,
similar buildings .and
the
acquire participating.shares
investors,
Interests
or
usually
in
as
to
public
invest
provides
apartment houses,
limited .partners,
such
properties.
Pursuant
,
to this policy, the--company has-recently purchased (a) two units
(each representing o one-hundredth
interest) in Office Building Assovclates, wlxioh owns- five office buildings in Los
Angeles, (b) one unit
(representing a- ©ne-twelve-hundreth interest) ' in Motors Building
Realty *CoM «4iich-owns -a long-term lease on
Building in -New York City, and (c) one-fourth
the
General
and -for the 4easc
z>f -the
rental
unit
(representing
a
$511,211).
per
for
the
sale
of
the
Wiss
Building
$150,000 (subject to the indebtedness)
building to the company for 21 years at a
year.
the company from its
proposed stock sale will be
added t-o Its general funds to be
available for investment in real estate
and other real estate.
The company lias
outstanding 8,190
shares of class A and 910 shares
of class B stock, all owned
by its
promoters, ■ofiicers and directors.
The
prosnectus lists Leonard
P.
Welnstein ol Metuclien, N. J. as President.
syndicates
(MgiraF New Life
Sharpening Corp., South Amboy,
Securities and Exchange Commission
N. J.—Files With
The company on
April
covering 30,000 elmrcs of
l
filed
ri,
>
letter of notification
stock
The
(no
par)
proceeds
construction of
°.r
'
doctort C°mpany
and
a
common
underwriting
a
with the SEC
to be offered at $10
are
new
to
be
used
buildiiig
and
engaged in servicing scalpel blades
for
water
removing
filed
SEC
seeking
Co.
manufacture
the
and
sale
and
action
court
a
The
1959
2,
(U8DC,
than
This
working
manufactures ft wide range of synthetic resins including
resins, hard resins, polyester coating resins, wrinkle vehicles,
epoxv
resins, alpex resins and other coating resins for the surface
coating,, adhesive, reinforced plastic, paper, ink and allied industries.
! Alkydol Laboratories is expected to be operated as a division of RCI.
advanced studies
—V.
«T2?™COmpatiy.,or^Jyarch
23 filed a lcfcter of notification with the
renewable debentures payable upon
°/
Aprll-l, .m)64- and 7
rfwriflnrii
-
offered at
Used
payable without" demand April 1, 1969 to be
par.- No
underwriting is involved.
forworklng capital.—V. 184, p. 2120.
>
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•
1
The
proceeds
are
be
to
Pacific Uranium Mines Co—Five
New Directors—
.
former
^s!!Alls' recentIy
©earner
the School of
announced
Wtllard
Common
stock
earnings-amounted
$2.60
with
$2 to $2.24
in
1957.
The
to
annual
$2.76
share
a
dividend
share beginning with the March,
a
in
raised
was
with
transmission
"Our
the
utility's
Eddystone
new
station
and
from
Ritter Finance Co., Inc.—Securities Offered—A group
of investment
its
bankers, headed by Stroud & Co., Inc., on
April 8 publicly offered 30,000 shares of 6% cumulative
convertible preferred stock at par ($50 per share) and
accrued dividends, and 25,000 shares of class B common
stock (par $1) at $6.37^2 per share.
related
lines.
construction
current
program
will
continue
at
substantially
level
as last year," Mr. Rincliffe said.
"In order to finance
part of this program, we are at the present time taking the necessary
steps to make an offering in Juno of rights to our stockholders to
subscribe for one new share of common stock for each 20 shares
held, provided conditions are satisfactory for such an issue.
same
The
Is
first
325,000-kilowatt
generating
unit
at
Eddystone
Each
is
station
.scheduled
for service the latter part of this year, and a second
like capacity is being readied for operation in 1960.
Requiring
than two-thirds of a pound of coal to
produce a kilowatt-hour
of
electricity,
A
-
„.
Eddystone
will
be
one
tho
of
world's
efficient
most
plants.
proposal
Philadelphia Electric and 31 other investor-owned
utilities to build a hlgh-temperatuie, gas-cooled nuclear power
planton the
P. E. System has been accepted by the Atomic
Energy Com¬
^
*•>'
as
a
basis for the
negotiation of a contract.
The $24,500,000 plant, to be built on the Susquehanna River at Peach Bottom,
Pa., will have a capacity of 40,0*00 kilowatts and will serve as a
.
prototype for a full-scale plant designed to operate
eteain temperatures and pressures.—V.
189, p. 1470.
at
^
to
Bros.
&
ns
Co.
Inc.
bid
98.375%
for
the
asso¬
4 lis.
issue
of
the certificates
Commerce
is
to
be
arc
Various 5%%
6c/o
Net
rev.
Net ry.
2,561,760
$2,171,642
2,561,771
opers.
$183,974
income—
fr.
723,194
ry.
oper.
$117,308
1,500,099
,C£aim,aP °J the Board oi
of Lockneed Aircraft
Spiegel,
Corp.,
and
Levy/ partner'of Goldman,
:
Friedman,-ft director
H°^0rp^
v.-ioy, -p. 1350.—
of
Rohm
W* Burnliam- senior
■*—
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$621,581
Railway oper.
expenses.
650,450
&
Haas
Co.
of
of
and
fr.
ry.
Union
Co.";
of
Hilton
partner of Burnham
Co.
called
..;^r:
'
?mU5 kV
*^°
96,7
redemption on May 1, next, through
535°,000 of its 5% subordinated income
lOOCi-^plus accrued interest.
Chase Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange
Payment
Place, New
the
debentures
or
portions
thereof
to
be
fixS'fo? r^SmCnt(itUl rr°^i of ihe
comPanY
terminate on the date
.1 iand includinS April 1, 1959 the debentures
Price of
SnTOrtlbta
of
*97 kqi a
capital stobk of the company at the conversion
tihaTe (subject to adjustment as provided in the
Into £»ita?df after
April 2, 1959 the debentures were
V?
u1 G,t<ICu, of the colupauy at the conversion price
22*
todenture)
P
ie9
p? 147o!
t0 acljustment
as Providcd in the
Pearson Corp., Bristol, R.
I.—Files With SEC—
SEC
covering
/5S
l/o.OOO
M.&rch 30. filod
shares of
a
totter of notification
common
stock
(par
25
with the
cents)
to
common
stock.
preferred stock and 210,000 shares reserved for conversion
r-'*•
.
stock at the rate of $1.50 per share prior to Jan. 1, I960, and
of $1.75 per share prior to Jan. 1, 1966, expire Dec. 31,
to purchase 68,000 shares of class B common stock at
the rate of- $4.50 per share expire Oct. 31, 1962.
:
rate
Warrants
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
whom is
affiliated
with
several-underwriters
the
be
named
have -agreed,
eompany,
below, none or
severally and not
Jointly,
to purchase from the company the number of shares of 6
preferred stock and- from the selling stockholders the number of shares
of class B common stock set forth below;-
164,7"<3
——Number of Shares-—
York
State 95,000 shares of common stock at
share
as a
$2.50
per
speculation.
and
cube
and
net
sale
proceeds
of
other
an
are
be
to
used
for
individually foil-wrapped
the
promotion,
chocolate
pure
products.
Authorized
stock
2,000,000 shs.
BUSINESS—Corporation
for
the
was
incorporated in
New
York
-
;
-
Jan.
&
-
-
-
Company Incorporated,^
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc
.Booker, Brothers, Inc
11—
Kallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Klrkland & Co.
Rambo,- Close <fc Kerner,' Inc.
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co.,
Bell
1
Hough, Inc
Hogle & Co
—.—
28,
of
manufacturing and marketing
consumer
(packaged goods)
products to be sold to a mass market, basically
through the medium of supermarkets, chain drugstores, etc.' ;
purpose
Precon Electronics Corp. (N.
Y.)—Registers With SEC
This corporation, with offices at 120 E. 41st
Street, New York. N. Y.,
filed a registration statement with
the SEC on April 6, 1959
covering
175,000 shares of its 75c par common stock, to be offered
for public
sale at $5 per share.
The offering is to be made on a best efforts
basis by Charles Plohn & Co.
and Netherlands Securities Co.,
Inc.,
both of New York, for which a
$1 per share selling commission is to
be paid.
The company also has agreed to
pay $30,000 of the expenses
of the
underwriters; and the underwriters have acquired from one
stockholder of the
company, for $75, 75,000 shares of the
company's
1,200
1,700
1,200
,
1,200
1,700
1,000
1,000
1,200
1,000
& Company Incorporated——
Company
A. E. Masten &
Company
Simpson, Emery & Company, Inc
Boenning & Co
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc
Thomas
1,700
1,700
Inc.,.
&
A.
6ft Pfd.' d.BCommdh
6,000
5,000
2,950
2,200
2,000
1,500
•
.
Co
McCarley
Outstanding
193,750 shs.
on
&
Bache
J.
'
Common
-
„
Stroud
*
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
1959
convert
net
preferred stock in temporarily reducing
to banks.
preferred stock.
Gft
the
1965.
.
Popular Scientific Products Corp. (N. Y.)—Stock Of-,
G. Worth & Co., Inc., of New York
City on
April 8 offered publicly to bona fide residents of New■*
vitamin
for
$1,370,000
llOptions to purchase 80,000 shares of class B common .stock at $1.00
share expire Feb. 28, 1962.
Options to purchase 543 shares of
class B common stock at $2.85 per share expire Dec. 31, 1959.
Options
to purchase 5,000 shares of class B common stock at $5.50 per share
expire Aug. 13, 1963. Warrants to purchase 10,900 shares of class B
at
$241,270
55,416
.
estimated
common
$10,287
V;
the
fered—R.
manufacture
Pan American Sulphur
Co.—Partial Redemption—.
has
."49,938
the
per
$1,501,262.
1,259,992
1,313,560
$45,191
9,741
income—
oper.
PROCEEDS—The
:
*$28,869
opers.-
the 5%%
of
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$1,323,847
of
use
3
of
Inc.;
Sachs &
rev.
$G47,301
602,110
T 85,543 shs.
—
initial
/^Convertible into class B
770 050
1959—Month—-1958
1178,900 shs.
;
1
SDoes not include the 164,443 shares of class B common stock issu¬
able upon the exercise of outstanding warrants and options. Does not
include 57,778 shares of class B common stock reserved for conversion
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
150,000 shs.
$1,028,159 shs.
class
stock:
common
notes payable
*$997,974
704,939
1:30,000 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
-
proceeds of the sale of the 6%
5,552,034
•Deficit.—V. 189, p. 1393.
board
B
•Adjusted to reflect the
$4,554,110
*$390,129
+8,254 shs.
150,000 shs.
Warrants
1959—2 Mos.—1958
5,258,861
'
100,000 shs.
22,700 shs.
A
Warrants and options to purchase
also
$5,376,169
700,000
$50)
prefered
stock, par value $1:
Class
EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY AND FIRST TWO MONTHS
$2,745,734
700,000
1:30,000 shs.
(par
Common
secured
expenses-
stock
series
Options
revenue-.
1,000,000
(
.
subject to authorization of
1959—Month—1958
557,000
1,000,000
1971
1,
Nov. 1, 1977
Cumulative preferred
by 500 sclf-clearing hopper cars, esti¬
mated to cost at least $3,093,750.
Associates In the offering are: Drcxel &
Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.; and Stroud &
Co., Inc.-
Railway opcr.
Railway oper.
1,000,000
1S6G.
20-year 6% sub. sinking fund debs, due
Commission.
Period End. Feb. 28—
r
1,950,000
\
sub. sink, fund debs, due
Feb.
B
Issuance and sale
the Interstate
The
certificates,
.
June
$2,000,000
1,
Class
&
Outstanding
-*$5,735,000
900,000
due
1971
Jan.
of 98.591%.
Stuart
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
15-year 5%% sub. sink, fund debs, due
ciates on April 8 offered an issue of
$2,475,000 4^4%
equipment trust certificates, non-callable, maturing an¬
nually May 1, 1960 to 1974, inclusive. The certificates,
sealed to yield from 3.85% to
4.40%, according to ma¬
turity, were awarded to the group on April 7 on its bid
Halsey,
The 6% preferred stock will be subject
of a sinking fund.
EFFECT TO
' v;
15,
and
class
of
payable to banks
Notes- payable to brokers
15-year 5%%
senior notes
to-day's high
Hutzler
convertible preferred atock, 6% series
B common 6tock ftt the following
cumulative
shares
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
12-year
Offered—Salomon
the
Into
Notes
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates
Net ry.
April
on
Pacific Uranium's
of
(subject to adjustment); 7 shares up to and including Feb. 29,
1964; C shares therefater- to and including Feb. 28, 1967; 5 shares
thereafter. The 6% preferred stock is callable at $52.50 per share up
to and including Feb. 29, 1964, at $51.25 thereafter to and including
Feb. 28, 1967, and at par thereafter, plus accrued dividends, provided
that no redemption may be made prior to March 1, 1963 in connection
with or in anticipation of any refunding operation involving the issu¬
ance of preferred stock which provides for an.annual dividend rate of
less than 6% of the sale price.
to retirement at par by means
by
mission
share
convertible
rate3
unit of
less
covering
1958,
1959, payment.
The company's construction expenditures in 1958 totaled $118
million,
Mr. Rincliffe reported, stating that about half of this outlay
was
associated
Corp., Yonkers, N. Y.—Files With SEC
corporation on April 2 filed a letter of notification with the
150,000 shares of uoiiuuon stock (par one cant) to be
offered at $2 per share, through Charles Plohn & Co., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase new equipment; for payment
of a chattel mortgage and loans; and for general working capital. •'
SEC
and
company
Mines, Columbia University
the-foltowing--appointments
^
Keith,. a-.director
WUliam J.
named President of this
1470.
The
company's sales
and
revenues
followed
an
upward
trend
during 1958, despite the slackened pace of the general economy in
the early months of last year, R. G. Rincliffe, President, announced
on April 8.
Tctal revenues from electric, gas, and eteam services rose
Net
•
189, p
Reon Resistor
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Plans Stock Offering—
This
.
Files With SEC
and
purchase
.
..
Dr. Adolph Heck, Tlkydol maintains offices,
manufacturing operations in Cicero, 111. The
ulkyd
*Deficit.—V. 189, 1293.
Oxford Loan Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa
by
Acquisition—
intention to
,
company
60
for
1937
in
facilities
csearcli
I
its
on April
7 announced
Laboratories, Inc. of Chicago.
Founded
to pay
for hospitals
y'.
corporation
Alkydol
which
in medical, chemical and agricultural
Investigations ranged from the effectiveness of a powerful
new oral drug for treatment of diabetes to the administration of tran¬
quilizer:; to beef cattle.—V. 189, p. 1470.
the
to Photographic
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Proposed
sciences.
compared
325,000 common shares,
Analysis for its assets.
in research and develop¬
The prospectus lists Theodore- C. Robinson
31, 1953.
balance.
the
SDNY),
1958 amounted to approximately $1,400,000.
colleges and universities shared the grants
during
made
5ft.
In
Norrhbridge, Calif.,
as
President
and
Treasurer.
Photographic
Analysis owns 250,000 of the
issuer's outstanding shares, Charles
Plohn & Co., 50,000, and Netherlands Securities 25,000.
P.obinson owns
53%%
of -the Photographic Analysis stock and two other officers,
corporation and the Pfizer Foundation on April 8 announced
for eclentilic research, medical education, health and
More
were
•
outstanding
has
now
company
ment costs to Dec.
grants
welfare
T
1959.
©,
compel
to
This
stock.
Feb.
on
of
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Awards Grants to Colleges
that
issuing
of which 250,000 were issued
Inc.—Suit Filed—£
April
on
under
The latter is said to have expended $342,145
this company, 21 Maiden Lane, New York City,
and certain company officials, to file past due annual reports of tho
company for 1955, 1956 and 1957 and to correct material deficiencies
In its 1953 report.—V. 178, p. 389.
'
Net proceeds !o
r
Staats
R.
Peruvian Oil Concessions Co.,
The
Motor
ene^four-hundreth interest) -in Military Park
Building Co., which owns
the Military. <*ark
Building in Newark/ The company also proposes'to
purchase income (producing properties with a view to
resales, and has
leoectiy .executed an agreement to purchase the Wiss
building in
Newark for |s76,500 ((subject to mortgages and liens of
It has .entered into
an-agreement
to Wiss Building Associates for
elements
power
The
i
William
mining
properties and the payments due thereon; the background and capa¬
bilities of -the management officials who are to direct its
operations;
Information about, the type, condition and capacity of the issuer's mill
9
is
mesh filter systems, units
other contaminants from Jet
und rocket fuels, cryogenic liquids and other fluids primarily asso¬
ciated
with Jet
aircraft,, rocket and missiles.
In addition to the
sale of the additional 120,000 common shares, it expects to borrow
some
$500,000 on a mortgage loan on a new plant to be built in
Oxnard, California, to cost $1,035,000, including land and buildings.
The new funds are to be used for said land and buildings ($1,035,000),
for machinery and equipment for the new plant ($500,000),-- and for
expenses
In connection with
moving the company's operations to
Oxnard
($200,000).- The balance of the proceeds will be available
as
working capital.—V. 188, p. 2510.
of
purpose
limited
a
the promoters of' the issuer.
William H. Palmer is listed as Presi¬
In Its -suspension order, the Commission challenges the failure
Issuer to make* adequate disclosure in Its offering circular of
are
of
company is engaged primarily in
sintered bronze and stainless steel wire
manent.
The
and 20,000 shares, representing outstanding- "
the holder thereof.
The public offering
company
account
underwriter
on
shares
and
from
the
price and underwriting terms are
Begulation A provides « conditional exemption from Securities Act
registration for public-offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
amount.
the
of
for
The
from
.operating
-ry.
$1,437,278
$73,351
1,576
■
stock,
organized
this companj ac<l^r®
from
Photographic Analysis, Inc.,va California companj., °f
Hollywood, assets* consisting of certain patents and inventions in tne.
electro-mechanical,
electronic
and
photographic Lei eta which tnat.
company Is said to have developed.
The company intends to pat into
production certain devices and systems based upon these assets, anu
to continue developmental and research work conducted by the preaecessor since 1953. : Among
these are three devices said to be
'reauy
to
be
tooled
up
for production," an automation controller, ft Tv;
programmer and a data recording pulse camera;
Net proceedas of^ the
sale of stock, assuming all shares are sold, are estimated ftt $0^0,009.
The company
proposes to subcontract the work of fabricating
and.
assembling the three devices.
Of the net proceeds, $155,000 will be
supplied to the subcontractors for tools, Jigs, dies and models; $244,000
will be used for working capital; $31,000 will be used to reimburse t,he
predecessor for certain development expenses; $9tr,©00 for inventories
and work in process; $66,000 for continuing research and development;
and $23,000 for advertising and sales promotion.
This
account
1959—2 Mos.-—1958
$642,317
568,966
'
PTecoir'was
Delaware law
exchange for all of its then outstanding stock,
.
1959—Month—1958 "
intend to hoi
months
.
Los
Norfolk Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb.'28—
15
also are-Included in
shares
on
■
after
13,1959
Monday, April
according to the prospectus, they
from
the
initial offering
of
the statement.
stock which,
common
until
proceeds are to be
..
1'899-703
*$32.49
u
share——
etcckliolders
to
19^8
Y.
working capital.
*5?'«Xo'H5
Shares outstanding
Wet asset value per
1559
N.
1®59
A® of March 31—
..
.
<fc
1,000
1,000
—
750
1,500
750
1,000
750
750
750
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc
Charles
.750
750
5GC
A.
Taggart & Co.,
Inc
'
1,500
C. C. Colliogs and
Company, Inc
500
Cunningham, Schmertz «fc Co., Inc—' 500
J.
S.
Hope & CO
Laird, Bissell &
500
—_—
Meeds
Hess,
P.
W.
C.
T.
Williams
&
Co.,
,
500
500
*
500
Inc
500
500
&
500
500
Co., Inc
Brooks & Co., Incorporated
Moyer
'
500
—++
Thayer, Baker & Co
Woodcock,
-
1,000
1,000
500
500
500
—
■
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be received
by the company from
the sale of the 6ft preferred stock will be added to the
general funds
(Continued
on
page
45)
Number 5837
Volume 189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1679)
Pet
DIVIDENDS
■
Dividend announcements
tables.
nounced
a
first
the
In
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
are
during the current week.
second
in
table
which
Then
.
show
we
the
ously announced, but which have
follow with
we
Pet
'
Engineering:-Co., class A (-quar/jtil
Control Products < quar. )__!__^______1.!V
2-foi>l
split subject
proval May 15.a*'"
New
American
Agricultural
American
Book
2fe-for-l
American
Mail
Co.
.__1
Line
25c
4c
(quar.)
"
Development
from
Mutual
realized
Class
6%
preferred B
4-10
4-20
6-15
$1
7-
•Hormel
1
6-
4-20
5-11
4-
$4
3c
Brockton
Co.,
16 fee
to
6-15
4-30
4-16
4-30
4-16
3712C
4-30
4-16
15c
4-3C
Ltd.
5-22
4-30
1
Taunton
Gas.,
Class B
'
4.35%
.7%
2-24
9
Linen
1st
7-
California
Water
Common
$1.20
Mills,
&
'
7
Kresge
Kroger
5-
1
|18c
5-
1
1
5-
1
4-17
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
held,
(1fe
General
Canadian
Carthage
Mills
Electric
&
preferred
Central Power
Co.
&
Light,
4%
preferred
4-10
1
4-10
5-
1
4-24
5-
$$2
7-2
5-15
-
4-20
Stores
Clark
*
_1_
common
preferred
Mengel
5
6-26
Continental
4-20
Stock
dividend
National
•
-.-rvf '
•
r
Phipps
U 35c
8%
the
the
split
May 11/
Diebold,
_______
'
5-10
3-20
4-15
4-
35c
6-10
5-25
25c
5-11
5-
40c
G-10
5-15
6-
1
5-
S1.5C
7-
1
1
50c
6-10
40c
■>
3
5-
55-
6
approved
$37VaC
6-
3 •53
4
5-
Ocean
7c
15c
net
from
6-
.6-
1
t/5C
6-
8
35c
6-15
5'0
Investment
$1.10
1
4-15
4-29
Paper,
4-30
4-16
4-13,
4-
5-
4-17
of
1
5-15
(F.
W.)
6-
1
participating
$7 preferred A
Co.
9c
'quar.)
7-
1
6-
the
dividends
yet paid.
this
4-
G-20
week,
these
44c
6-30
$1.50
4-30
___!
4-15
4-
25c
4-30
Lighting
,
4-15
4-30
4-20
3VAc
0-15
6-15
World
Co.
$1
5-
1
30c
Canton
Canadian
5-15
1
4-15
From
$1.25
6-
1-
5-15
a
for
par
7-
Class A
Class
;
.
B
Claes JK.
Class
Class
B
A
Class "B
.
■
1
7-
3
,
~13c
(quar.)
dmonthiy)_____:
(monthly!—
(moriUily)__T
.
25c
Funds
50
Corp.
4-24
G-
4-16
(monthly)
Grkplilte Bearings, Inc.
4-27
25c
5-18
4-24
750
4-20
12 fee
(quar.)
5-
50o
1
4-30
3-24
4-16
4-15
Co.—
40o
6-26
5-
$1
1
4-15
30c
37fe0
5-
1
6-12
4-17
3-20
4-10
50o
5-15
4-24
6-15
5-29
Products Corp.
Insurance
Co.
(Newark,
9-15
8-31
12-15
11-30
250
(monthly)
5- 1
4-14
J.)—
N.
6- 1
5-
4
100%
4-15
4-
1
4-30
3.90%
97fe0
4-15
3-31
4-17
5'%
$1.25
4-15
3-31
250
5-
1
4-20
$1.23
5-
1
4-20
4-14
4-
5-15
4-30
'5-1
4-20
7
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
American-Marietta
5%
Co.,
common
4Va%
preferred
$1.50
6-
4
5-20
American
30c
5-
5
4-13
ment
6-
1
-10c
5-
1
Ry.—
(quar.)
Mutual
$1.12 fe
Fund
income)
(from
net
-
National Fire
National Insurance Co.
(quar.)
(Galveston)
1
5-15
5c
1-
5-15
4-15
15c
4-28
4-21
5-15
4-30
30c
87'/2c
6-10
5-29
Ryder- 'System
05c
4-15
4-
5-
5
4-28
4-30
4-
1
10c
5-19
30c
4-25
5-
1
4-21
30c
5-18
4-20
25c
.6-15
'6- 1
25 life
——
'•
7-
20c
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-17
1-35C
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
4-17
1
6-15
.
Sail-Francisco
Carlos Milling
53*
-
•
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Surety
Natural
4-21
lc
>
-
4-
4
9
4-
5-
7
5-19
5-
7
lc
6-22
6-
9
lc
6-22
6-
9
lc
-
common
-
iquar.)
_——
-
Simco.
American
6-29
6-10
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
6-
1
5-13
6-12
$1.25
i
5-
$1
5-15
5
5-15
35y
—
——
5-
6-
25%
20c
4-10
4-20
Co.,
.
______
Anchor Post
Products
1
4-10
$1.73
4-30
25c
5-
1
4-15
—
$2.25
7-
2
6-20
1
Less
South
4Va%
Ansul
African
Africa,
3
non-resident
4-
7
6-22
6-
3
63
5-28
4-17
*70C
Ltd.
tax
€-20
3-31
8-
1
5-
5-
1
$56feO
-
—
(quar.)__„
pfd.
,
4-28
of
(quar.)_^
preferred (quar.)
Mills
4-
$300
of South
A
Chemical
6-10
250
25c
(quar.)
Arizona Flour
5-15
4-
5- 1
€-19
$4.50
4-
•
4-27
4-15
1
Refining Co.—
4-13
1-
33c
4-15 '
5-15
5-
$20
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Appalachian Power Co., 4.50%
414% preferred (quar.)__
Applied Physics (stock div.)_i
4-15
1
61c
-shares'"(reduced).,
Skviand Life Insurance (N."C;)'- (stk. divid.)
Simplpx. Paper (reduced)
1
6-10
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
1st preferred
Class
4-30
1
G-
10%
37-feo
5.775%)
'
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
5-13
1
5-
€50
(quar.),—_
—
Anglo-American Corp.
•
Co': preferred -.(qua/-)
Gas, common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Anaconda Wire & Cable (reduced)-
'
6-15
20c
non-cum.
Amoskeag
-.
6-
f
-
Sierra Pacific Power, corr.mom iquart >—
$2.44 preferred
(quar.)
9
5-19
lc
Co.,
7%
G-15
25%
—
"Two-for-one. stock;;spliti
Slie)Jfcr_.'Mfg. '.Cprp._._i-"-L^__
<
$25c
$31 fee.
preferred
American Nepheline, Ltd. (s-a)
President Lines Ltd.—
•
2—_—.—.1
(N. Y.) '(stock dividend)
Sherwin-Williams
4-21
—
1
10
American Viscose Corp.
'
iquar.t —__1——
Ry. (resumed)—,—.'
(stock dividend
Subject to stockholders approval April 15
Scythes &; Co., Ltd.; common (quar.i
L
l_-„
Loui.s
3-20
30
—.—r*
American Smelting &
4-15
90c
—
_——
San
4-15
American
5%
7
4-10
—
Republic Innusiriai Corp. iquar.)
Republic Nati ral Gas (s-ai
Rogers Corp'..' S3.GO class A (quar,)_.
St.
4-
30
*
Stock dividend
4-15
4-30
6%
—
—:
1
-
5- 1
20O
Insurance
Extra
4-23
40c
!
1_
Owl Stores' (quar.)_
Stoles'" (quar.)
5-21
60
American
5-20
6- 1
invest¬
;
American
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Metal Climax—
of America
5-
lc
1
1
5-15
15C
iquar.)
6-
$2
:
5-
3-23
4-
.3-31
"
15c
J 35c
-
4-15
$1.37fe
Co.
Quarterly
12'/ac
f35c
!'monthly)____"
4-15
$6c
5-15
30c
income^——r
Reliable
Syracuse,
>;
4-20
256
(quar.)
(quar.)___^
22fe0
$1.75
5c
-
4-13
4-13
I
Machine & Foundry—
Common (stock dividend)
■
___!
4-10
5- 1
5-
270
4-20
$15c
—
—>•
:
(guar.)_—
net Investment
Quarterly'
Red
$0,041
-
4-15
15c
—
,—
Real .Estate Investment Trust Co.
of Delaware-
(monthly)
4-17
4-10
5-15
60c
'
Federated Corp.
1
sh.
Quarterly
American
3
8-
$1.50
1
Ltd.—
kquor.)
2
5-20
each
(quar.)
Youngstown RR.
Dividend
"
Printing——!
S1.40- preferehce
05*
10c
Inc.^—
&
Home
American
3-31
4-15
8-
I
s*
4-17
4-15
50c
5-20
preferred
Petroleum
American
Quarterly Distribution Shares—
Raitdall
:
1
25c
4-15
5-
Germantown & Norristown RR.
72'o~ preferred
-
m
Fate-Root-Healh (quar.)
Federal Grain,- Lid., class A—_—
Class B!
1__
^2
;
5-
held
prior
3-31
20c
!L
Airways,.(quar.).
Quarterly v—!—
5-20
si.75
•
4-30
27 fee
/
...—
Pittsburgh Railways (increased
Pittsburgh, Youngstowh & Ashtabula
(Md.)—
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
New York)
(quar.
4-25
250
1
75c
Corp.g (quar.;)—
—
.
.
Textile
*
1
payable in l/10th of
Line
Holder*
Payable of Rec
70
(increased-quar.)
American
Bosch
Anna
Corp., common
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
American Can Co. iquai\)__.
American Fire & Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
4-16
$$1.25
When
i Share
American Agricultural Chemical
New common (initial)
5-22
T:
Pennsylvania Gas Co. (quar.)_l
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.- (quar.)
Pepsi^Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
I
'
5-.4
being given in the
preferred
Cortland
A^mda
5-22
preference- (quar.)—_—
4-15
——
t
6-12
2
250
3-31
Equitable Crfcdlt Corp., 50c preferred (quar.)
60c preferred
(quar.i
1
'
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.,
guaranteed (quar.)_
Exeter
Hampton Electric (quar.)
Fabien
6-
4-15
announced in previous
Allied Stores Corp., common (quar.).-,
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% pfd. (quar.)
2
62 fee
4-30
American:deposit receipts (initial)
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
<
5-15
6-27
The list does not include divi¬
pfd. A (quar.)
Allied Control Co. (quar.)
5
4-24
50c
..
(quar,)^__
4-15
(accum.t—
$G preferred B (accum.i
Electric & Musical Industries;
4-21
4-30
G2fec
Quarterly from investment income
5
—
$50c
(quar.)
.
5-30
8C
American Book
$0.35556
25c
preferred
Eastern States Corp.
,
4-15
4c
Company
Affiliated Fund,
Akron
6-5
7- 1
:______
rPah Corp. (quar.
1
in-
•
5-15
4-30
inc.)
(from investment
give
we
conv.
5j/2%
4-17
1-
$1.12 fe
Pan -American
(quar.ri__i
v
5-22
6-10
%___
Inc.
Aeronca Mfg. Corp., 55c pfd.
Service—
4-15
securities
-
.
6-10
5-15
9c
(monthly)
Quarterly
Eastern Air-Lines (quar.)
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.—
5-22
20c
Fund
share
3
57 fee
(quars)—
S5
4-15
4-15
6-10
9c
Stock dividend
1
5-
$1.12 fe
—
4-30
4-30
35C
Steel Co.
Acme
4-21
93 %c
(quar.)
6
4-15
35c
;
Alleghany Corp., 5(4%
Hampshire) (quar.)—.
Ltd., 5'/e pfd. (s-a)——
Steel & Wire (increased)
1
2-
4-30
17 fee
(quar.)!
ilncreasecf-quar.)
Adams-Millis Corp.
(quar.)
1
Aero Supply Manufacturing
4-15
All
(New
5-
4-13
12 fee
(quar.
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class, A_
Precision Products, Inc.—
4-10
split)—'
4-20
$.006
Acme
.
—
4-20
1
5-15
Per
4-15
5-15
V
«-20
1
25C
(quar.)_
announced
Aberdeen
5-18
4-15
17c
1
5-
75c
:
Same of
8
5-15
1
5-
,
.1''
(quur.)___
5-15
5-
■
32 fee
1
5-
50c
31 fee
4-15
4-23
6-
preceding table.
5- 8
15c
:■}
interest___;_____
6-
■
10c
preferred
5-
»
5-15
2 fe %
(quar.)__
com.
4-20
4-28
$1.50
;
Below
dends
5
f
,
4-30
18c
6-12
•: $2
■.
1 i__i
profits L
Duro-Test Corp.,
5-
fee
(s-a)
.6-12
5-11
5%
37
5
1
5-15
5c
(quar.)______.__^
Stores
Woohvcrth
4-16
1
$1,06 fe
6-
1
$2 5c
5-
13c
;
preferred
Stores
Monthly
4-14
6-10
20%
5-
common
Co.
6
%2;fe c
Drilling & Exploration—
Fnihtdgiphia,
realized
5-
1
—
4-29
/
■
from
1
5-
V:
1
6
7-
—
6-
30c
(quar.)
6
5-
LOc
(quar.)
stock
100^
American
_______
of
5-
4-20
40c
Utilities
5W preferred
\x'J5?kt- preferred
Oxford
.
Quarterly _i-
and '3c
RR.
B
weeks and not
fee
4-15
4
6-
by
!_
-
-
1
6-
+54c
4-15
1
■
(quar.)
RR.
Wisconsin Fund,
effective
L_—
Dreyfus Fund, Inc.—
6-1
6-
$60c
____
—
Public
preference
Pacific
Monthly
6
1
V $50c
(quar.i
Northwestern
4
$2
'
:t
6-
40c
preferred
4Va %
5-15
1
6-
—
5-15
5-
(quar.)
Light & Telephone,
(quar.)
Williams &
5-15
6-
50c
(quar.)—
(two-for-onc
Indiana
Northland
Pacific
■
6-10
$1.10
$10e
(quar.)
preferred
Common
4-17
RR.—
$.052
37 Vac
10c
7-15
$10c
Service
stockholders'
Fund^____.
Pictures
Whirlpool Corp.,
4-13
8-
20c
dividend)——_—.
beneficial
of
Chemical
Northern
Northern
iquar.)/_
become
1
4-30
$1.75
37
4-10
4-15
1
June.
1
30c
(stock
in
preferred
Class
G-15
—
4-30
5-
25c
Western Stockholder's Investment
Trust, Ltd.
Westminster Paper, class A (quar.)
1
22 fee
3^4 £"■ preferred (quar. )j
4'/2'« preferred (1949 series)
Nopco
1
5-
Bros.
5.20%
payment omitted at this time)
State Electric & Gas—
$4.50
4-15
4-21
13c
..
(quar.i
Corp. ~iN.
Quarterly
1
5-31
5-
early
4-15
_____
Cjentral
Common
*
"
Inc;
; come
7
4-17
three-for-one split
a
will
Warner
•
Advertising
6c
!!__.!
Watson Bros.
Transportation, class A (quar.)
Wellington Equity Fund
York
4.40'e
Trustee Shares, shares E__
_!_
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—■
.
New
7
4-
5c
Diversified
.
4-
York
(Com.
7
Western RR.—
shares.-If
common
ICC
Discount
4-10
'
5-1:
split subject to
4-30
(interim) ;:
Airlines
Certificates
New.
-v.
'
5-22
1
—_
6
1
6-15
—
4-
Vangas, Ire.—
6-15
■
4-20
4-15
..
25c
)_T-———_———.
Nelly Don, ,Inc.(puar,).
NeW,-:.England Fund-k 1. ■ /■';■
8
8c
(quar.)——
Stockholders approved
of
5-
4-
4-15
29c
u'qtiar.) ______V___V_v
debenture stock
-..'the
.
4-15
;
•.
25%
_____;—
Inct—-" /
Stores,
Denver «fe Rio Grande
.
s"! -r'- 8
4-15
.$1.50
•
,
1
6-1 i
4-20
$1
:_
—_—
preferred (q.ur.g—
Dennlnson Mfg., voting common
A
6-
,
i5c.
5'feKfr
Class
•.
87fec
60c
Counselor's Investment Fund, Inc
Dean
:r50c
'(quar.iiki'
i,
Picture
;
(quar.)
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
Stores
Company
Motion
Assurance "( Chicago;—
Corning Natural Gas (quaix >
Corporate Investors, Class A
4-
1
Company
Mojud
5-22
(quar.)
Corp.
1
5-
—
4-20
v '
,
stock
approval
5-23
1
(quar.)-^—
4-17
'
i___
Winn-Dixie
(quar.
*
.
Western
5-
■'V'VVV,
(quar.)__———:——...
Dearborn
6-10
7-
(s-a)—.-
2
4-15
7-
(quar.)__——
5-29
7-
15C
4-17
')•,'**
5-29
6-15
i3c
(quar.)
S. Fire Insurance (N. Y.)
4-15
1
Mfg.
2-for-l
.
Co., Ltd., pfd.
Corp.,
Mercantile
*
_
Electric, common
preferred
Consolidated
1
40c
V
-
4-20
6-15
dividend)-—
6-15
Minute Maid Corp.
4-30
(stock
4-30
6-12
1
Chemical
4-17
4-17
4-30
4-30
(s-a)___
1
1
Vac
45c
dividend)
_____
——
(L.)
Ltd.
7-
guaranteed <quar.)'_
Iitd., class A (quar.)
.,,
4Vti'o
•
Concord
5-
:: 5-
3
82 fee
—:_T
'
55-
(quar.)
Subject to approval of stockholders
1
6
6c
_______
(quar.)
6
4-
Vac
37
(quar.)
$1.20
4-15
6-15
B
12
4-
4-25
12VaC
:___
(quar.)
(quar.)
Broadcasting, common
Co.
13 %c
1
5-
(quar.)
7-20
4-25
9c
C
&
___
5-
5-15
A
(J. P.)
8-
20c
$1.50 convertible prefeired series
A (quar.)
Varian Associates,
(Calif.) (stock
______
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
profits)
Louis
7% regular guaranteed (quar.)—VVW
Coca>-Cola Bottling (St. Louis) (quar.)V_—
Co.
4-
30c
—
(quar.)
4-13
25c
'4%;; special guaranteed (qua*.
Collins
4-15
$1.08%
4-15
25c
St.
$1.15
Universal Match—
from security
1
30c
„_
Cincinnati, Chicago &
Ry., 5% preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
(quar.)
U.
1
in-
from
4-30
$1.05
(quar.)—
Cleveland,
6*
$1
(quar.)—__——
(Oscar) & Co. (quar.)—————
Mead
6-15
5%
;—;—
2
$1
Maui Electric
4-13
$1
(quar.)„_—___—______
(quar.)—
Controller
7~
/
5-
6-30
4-30
68%c
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
City
preferred
;
United Continental
Fund, (4c from net in¬
vestment Income and 2c from securities
4-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Metal Hose & Tubing (stock dividend)
Mexican Light & Power Co. (quar.)
;Stock dividend
—:—■_—
Midwest Piping Co. .(quar.)—-—
50c
25c
—
'
7-20
7-20
4-25
$1
(quar.)
shares
8-
7-20
Co.
United Funds—
3-31
1
Telephone (quar.)_1_____—
-
M'cBrine
4-15
—_______
(quar.)
'
..
6-15
$20c
__
Co.
Vac
97 Vac
Shares split tliree-for-one
4-20
1
5-15
$12 fee
(quar.)
(quar.)—I—
Maryland Casualty
6
._
(quar.)—
pfd.
A
(quar.)
B
Mayer
4-
(stock dividend)
Pasco
5-
5-15
■
4.20%
Cerre de
4-15
5-
$1.50
(quar.)—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
l.oblaw Groceterias, Ltd. (quar.)——
1st preferred (quar,)__
4-10
1
5-
!
___
Gas, common
(quar.)
$1.25
31 fee
'
w
7-20
92
6-15
Loblaw Cos.,
share
(quar.)
Ltd. (.quar.)
(quar.)—
Electric
$2.75
1
5-
$65c
(s-a)
Oil Cos.,
1
62 fee
Growth. Fundi (Gc
Little .Miami rRR.—
4-10
31 fee
,'
shares for each
4-10
7-
$12 fee
(quar.)
Ltd.—
8-
7-20
White
4-10
1
subject to approval of stockhldrs.)
Canadian
Central
1
5-
31c
_
& Dock Ltd.
Stock dividend
5-
30c
33c
—
4-15
$1.16
preferred (quar.)
Products
7-20
27'/4C
8-
Thiokol
5-15
: ,50c
(quar.)_„I
W.), Ltd., class
Shares,
8-
i'
1
5-15
6-
(quar.)
8-
Sylvanite Gold Mines
6-
4-20
37c
21VzC
common
8-
Class
10c
5-
$1.10
Storer
(s-a)
S.) Co. (quar.)—
Company, cpmmon.._2.
Crosse
La
4-15
1
30c
_____
iquar.)___
Canadian Dredge
5-
$37c
______—______
preferred
■
11-30
$1.10
$103%
5%
a
(S.
Class
preferred
preferred
$1.32
'■«*:\
Utilities
(Earle M.)
Special
(quar.)—_______
$1.25
on
12-10
6
(quar.)__
5%
5-15
directors'
a
,,.,7;7« ,2nd preferred, tquar.)—
4-17
4-15
Ltd.—
$1.24
5-18
6-15
4-15
5-
$1.75
(quar;)__—______
on
'common
common
1st preferred
G(o
Telephone—
(quar.)
1
5-29
Service—
Sein, Roe & Farnham Balanced Fund
Stein, Roe & Farnham Stock Fund, Inc.__
Sterling Precision Corp.—
meet¬
Kalamazoo .Vegetable Parchment (quar.)____
(S.) Department Stores (quar.)
5-11
10c
preferred
6-
3-31
6-10
preferred
Western
%
6-22
4-
1
1
$25c
common
preferred
6-
4-17
60c
,
annual
A
preferred
Original
$1.50
1
G-15
4-15
4.60%
1
5-15
4-
4.40%
3-31
5-
30c
Klein
4-15
6-
D5c
preferred (quar.)———
Caldwell
(quar.)
4,80^ ' preferred (quar:
Ironrite, Inc., 55c conv. "preferred
,
25c
_■_!
Co.,
4-21
4-10
5-15
20c
•
24c
!
__
(s-a)—
M.)
(A.
4-30
53c
IoVva^Power & Light, common (quar.)
'•"**
3,30(o preferred. (.quar..)___,
tax >
__
4-21
10c
(quar.)____
Semi-annual
5%
(quar.)__
common
5-1
30c
*'^vestmenfi "income plus: l'4c
,
,
4-17
4-
6c
6fe%
inc.
5-15
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Public Service,
4.40% preferred (quar.)_^
4.36% preferred (quar.)
3.70% preferred (quar.)
3.99% preferred (quar.)
4.15% preferred (quar.
62 fee
(quar.)_:
Institutional
4-15
4-27
15c
—___
$3.80 preferred (quar.);
Brunning (Charles; Co. (quar.)
Bulloch's, Ltd., class A (s-a
Byers
Steel
Institutional
4-16
5-
$62 fee
(final)—
British
5-1
4-16*
15c
without
5-15
5c
(quar.)—
A.)
preferred
Jorgensen
Petroleum
Southwestern
5-29
(quar.)
3
the
'
;
Co.
(Frank
Indiana
$25c
17%c
future.
(Equal
4-23
Vanderbilt Mutual
Mfg. (stock dividend).
3-for-l
split
subject to approval of stockholders in the
British
5-15
6
Brillo
near
1
G-10
4-30
4- €
4-29
2c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Electric
4-30
$1
Mills
4-28
75c
$1
Casualty Co.
Paper
5-20
$1
&
4-30
20c
Holder»
Payable of Bee.
30c
Development, class A
5c
Hotel Gary Corp. L<Indiana)——
Houston Lighting &; Power;;-common
4-13
23c
(Geo.
Ilorncr
I V
17%c
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
basis.
6fo.<preferred
5-15
7c
(quar.
6-
Share
,
(quar.)
Southland
Union
4-20
Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd., 5% pfd. iq,iar.)__»_
Braniff Airways (reduced)-,--——
25c
,
(quar.)
25c
Harrisburg Telephone,.5C<->-preferred (quar.)
Harfz (J. F.) Ltd., class A 1 quar.)
Holly Stores, Inc., 5%?• preferred (quar.)
.
4-20
1
1
!
(quar.)
4-15
6-
1
preferred (quar.f
_________
preferred A <quar.);_——-/_
5-12
B
Southern Fire
Stevens
June
on
Giilf -Power Co.. .4.64("J
4-16
5-
(quar.)
common
6-11
25c
Inc.
Texas
Class
7
5-12
9
5-
.
4-
Co.
$2.50
:
at the
split
4-17
1
4-29
$2
$1.50
6%
5-
v2-for-l
to
Gulf-Insurmrce
Inc.—
plus
proposal
^-■
Great'-Northern Gas
+60c
(quar.)!___
Co., Ltd.
Banking Corp.,
A
gains
4
4-15
60c
(quar.)
voce
4-15
G
6-
+35c
—/
South
4-17
(Omaha)___.—
Industries,
ing to be held
1
f62'/2c
——____•—
Auto Electric Service
Automobile
Fund,
capital
5-
125C
—
—__—'
Income—
4-10
50c
_—!_U_v
6-
1
(quar.)!_
com/,
Corp.
Stockholders will
4-20
5-
30c
•
1
5-
1
Gorton's of Gloucester—-
4-21-*'f
4-25
35c
V
;.v.._v_
________
from
Finance
Globe-Wernicke
4-24,
4-28
•
.
—
.
9
c-
L_
7-
■uTwo-for-one stock split subject to
approval
by the SEC and stockholders
1
5-29
$1
pref. A (quar.);__;_i!—
$2.50 pref. B (quar.)__
—!'_
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
$4 participating class A (quar.)
20c
t'6Oc
$1.75
-
General Public Utilities
Corp.
" V. .1
___;
(quar.)-
Foundry,
5-
5-20
10%
second
Atomic
6-12
5-
40c
—
Smith-Douglas
'
Goodyear "Tire & Rubber (quar.
'
(annual)_V-V!.Vk±-,;_
Anderson, Clayton & Co.
-
7-15
5-11
-
stock
Brass
1
6-26
8-
Inc.,
City Steel, Inc.
General
1
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. < quar.)
Anthes-Imperlal, Ltd. (quar.)__—
Argus Corp., Ltd., com. (quar.)—1
Atlas
4-15
1
Gas
_________
4-15
75c
When
Per
Name of Company
j
5-15
'
preferred (quar.)
Light Co. (Ga.)
(quar.)
Gate
< quar.)___
American Thermos Products
$2.40
5-
5Vo
'
_
Photocopy Equipment—
split
;
3-for-l
17'aC
40c
Board
dividend
American
Gamble-Skogmo,
4-14
k
ap¬
12 %c
split*—.
American Distilling
Stock
4-30
'
!_'.!
(quar.)
American Business Shares, Inc.—:
Quarterly from net income——'
American
"■
'8c:*
(initialil__
Chemical
Holder'
HaULe 1
Payable of Rec
G5c
___
qtiar.)________
Company(quar.j _3
When
Share
|
(s-a).
Payable of Her
"
'
.
Franklin-Adams Co.. (increased.)
Fridpn,' Inc. (quar.)
;
Friendly .Finance Inc., :common__
■V. Class. .B—
Co.—
stock
Box
stockholders
to
V\''' v
(initial quar.)_!__:_;
Common
When
Share
:
■„
Adams
Air
Foxboro
payments previ¬
reached their
\
Same of Company
,
Ford Motor Co.'(ihcreased
not yet
payment date.
"y
Firth Sterling Inc., 7'.'o
preferred iquar.)
Fitchbuig "Gas & Electric Light, (quar.)
indicate
we
Naiite of Company
Fifemgn's Insurance JNtsv ; Jersey)
Fijdings," Ltd., class A>.(s-a)__!.
,
7
(quart.)
250
4-15
$1.12fe
5-
1
$1.12fe
2%
5-
1
8
4-10
4-
1
4-
6
4-
6
4-15
3-31
12feO
4--15
4-
4
12fe0
4-15
4-
4
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1680)
'
Nankj
•
Share
of Company
35c convertible
Arnold
Aro
....
Corp
preferred
?'%
Water,
Industries
Arvin
4-15
5-20
3-30
Cassiar
Extra
717%
4-14
30c
-
6-
3-11
4-24
1
3-19
1
4-
9
$1.0217-
5-
1
4-
b
9
Extra
9
Central
Aguirre
Central
—~
—
4.75?!
preferred
$1.1814
5-
1
4-
iquar.m.
Coast
$2.50
iquar.)
5-11
93:!)c
non-ciun.
5- 1
4-24
%>4-
6
Ltd.
155c
5?!
Corp.,
-
G-
1
of
Conanon
4-15
(Aommon
7-15
10-15
10-15
25c
1-15-60
%,:425c
5-1
4-
5-
4-20
—
•
1-15
2
Austin Nichols k Co.—
30c
(quar.)-,,.——,...
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
F. Industries
y
1
13417c
....
Baker Industries
(quar.)..
1
\
7c
4-
1
•4-
1
4-24
30c
4-
>
3
4-30
4-15
$1.1217
4-30
4-15
$1.1217
4-30
4-15
-
Baldwin
6%
6%
6%
Piano,
pfd.
G?!
preferred
preferred
preferred
55c
12lie
-
—
Corp.
(quar.),
,
4-15
3-31
{ 4-10
3-317
e, 4-15
=7-15
;
6-30
$1.50 1-15-GO
25c
5-1
—
—-
'.9-30
;
12-31
4-15
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
Common
(quar.)—;—_
3717c
Common
(quar.).———3717c
4% preferred (quar.)
$1
6-22
9-21
(aiiar.).
,
.—.i. 1.—
-
(resumed)
Bangor Hyd to-Electric, corn. < increased quar.)
1217c
(N. Y.)
preferred
conv.
A
(quar.)—
Belmont Iron Works
4-30
i50c
20c
4-30
4-15
4-15"
3-12
5-
4-17
50c
25c
.$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
■
Buckeye
Stock
Corp.
Champion Spark Plug (increased)
Champlin Oil k Refining (quar.)
Channing Corp. (quar.)
6% preferred
Budget Finance
6%
Terminal
Butter Mfg. Co,
■
-
5%
Participating
1
3-27
2-27
3-27
5-
1
4-14
$2.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Discovery
$5
preferred.
6-30
(i-15
5-11
4-10
4-13
4-
3
■
4-15
3-31
3-31
3-13
4-15
3-13
1
4-15
4-15
3-12
17Jic
5-16
5-
40c
4-20
1
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
5-15
4-24
4-15
10%
60c
3-15
5-
t83ic
1
4-30
4oc
3-27
4-14
5-
,U5e
1
5-15
I
5-15
4-30
*
(reduced)
4-15
7-2
4-15
3-14
4-15
3-14
43714c
5-
m 25
5-
1
1
f$l 50
pfd.
tquar.)
4-15
-ii5c
-fioc
4-10
4-10
3-31
4-15
-
1
4-
5-
4-
6
Controls Co.
Stock
Cook
Industries,
6-
9-
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
Ekco Products,
41'2 %
of
New
12-15
12-
1
1
4-30
4-
5-
Filmira
1
5-
1
5r
1
4-
York—
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
4-
52V<c
5-
1
4-
for
—1
—_—_
———
(quar.)—i-
5-
1
4-
3
55c
5-
1
4-
—-
t!2c
"
Erie
—
5?!
6-
1
5-
A
pfd. (quar.)^L_—_7_—_—
Co.
(quar.)—-
1
$1.25
5-
1
G-
1
52V7c
5-15
16c
4-25
4-15
J50c
6-
1
4-
5-15
1717c
4-15
3-31
3717c
4-15
shrs.
com.
7-
1
G-
7-
1
G-
5
GOc
t$1.30
15c
7-
1
G-
8-
1
7-23
4-24
4-
5
5-
1
4-17
3-23
4-
—
4-17
4-
4-
3
$1.3114
40c
4-15
4-20
4-30
Publishing,
common
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
Class
A
pfd.
10c
class
A
4-
Power
5-
1
4-
&
—
Daystrom. Inc. (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co., common
Class A
(quar.)
Co.,
U
43c
b-15
6- -5 *
20c
4-15
4-,l.
4-16
'P.
1
*
6%
—
^
"
5-1
"$1,12M?',
(quar.)— ""
(quar,)
—'—
3-13
-
4-15
4-15
5-.1
25c
1
4-15 '
4-24
1
"
"
3-13
4-16
50c.'."
——
•4rl6""
5-
7
4c
—
3-15
,*
3-16
4-30
2c
>•4-15
3-31"
4-20
4-30'.
GOc
'
4-20
4-15
l'/i%
4-IG
.'
I—-
H.)
common
tlOc
'
(quar.)...
—
4-30
3-31
4-20".
12lie V 4-15
.
4%%
——
Co., Ltd.—
*
(quar.)—r.
C?!
pfd.
4-
4-30
.7
,l,;j
4-I63.
•
Finance
Corp.
8
Flintkote
Stock
4-30
4-23
9-
2
8-11
6-30
6-16
1
5-15
6-
7-
1
•
9-29
Florida
;
Fund
3
G
6-24
6-
9-24
9-
(Md.)
com.
12-24
12-
4-27.
(quar.)—-,
_
(quar.j
Fram
preferred
(2-1
B
common
.
Corp.
Co.
of
5-
1
3-20
5-
1
3-20
20c
(San
(
$1.12
5-
1
4-10
Freestate" Geduld
4-
Friedman
4-24
4-10
4,10
Canada
-
4-
3
5-1-
4-
3
6-1
4-22
3-26
G-
5-21
30c
1
4-24
9314c
5-
4-
1
8
4-15
non-voting)
6-
5-25
4-15
20c
4-20
4-10
112V7c
(quar.)
-
4-17
3-26
4-10
4-15
4-
20c-
..
4-24
4-14
'
5^4
4-14
$1.25
(quar.)
-
5-
-
1
1
4-15
8c
4-24
4-17
1
t30c
4-27
3-31
(year-end)
356d
Ltd. (quar.)
Mines,
1
35c
Ltd.
(quar.)—.
Frito Company (increased) old $5 par
'New common ($2:50 par) (initial)
.
3-27
4-20
«
25c
Realty Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-10
4-24-
4-15
*
-75c
42c
—
Telegraph (s-a)
Fraser Brick & Tile
50c
.
—*"'5%
Fraser Cos.,
35c
and
quar.)_
4-10
4-27
3-26
65c
—
(quar.)
4-10
1
4-16;
Francisco)
——
(voting
dividend
1
5-
4-TO
'4-15
--71ic
35c
1
5-15
3-31
$P ""4-30
i
—
5-
$1.25
3-31
4-lo
stock
(quar.)
5-
3
4-15
a'4-30
•
Wallace, Inc.'—
Franklin Stores
Stock
3-31
-
Light—
SI
4-15
3-31
,
50%
k
$1.06
9334c
3-31
4-15
45c
dividend
Foundation
3-31
i:
5GV4C
Insurance
"
:
5-28
4-15
50c
Foster-Foroes Glass Co., com. (reduced-quar.)
4
5p
4-' 6
3-27
4-15..
$1.25
(quar.)^
Extra
4
50c
4--1
5-22.,
3-B1.
,
$1.371/a-
(inc,-quar.)~,
Quarterly
4
50c
*
$1.25
split, subject
approval of stockholders May 11)__
Fluor Corj)., Ltd. (quar.)
Food
Machinery k Chemical Corp.—
1
4-
6-16
1
25c
(quar.)
Acceptance
Power
Class
4-
1
5-
5-1
4-13
7-
to
9-15
4-
5-15>.
4-28
Company—
Forbes &
4-15
3-13
4-143.
1
25c
—
—_———!
dividend
6-15
4-15
5-
(Washing-
(quar.)
First National City Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5?! prior preferred
4-15
28c
4-15
J
$1.50
—
.
—
preferred
4-10
7',7c
"
+26c
(quar.)———
General Corp.,
Arts
1
30c
;
3
3-.:9
.
——0%
(quar.)
(ijuar.)
Fireman's
4-15
50c
preferred
4-
.1-^
4-13'
4-3
1-
k Deposit Co.
1
35c
Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
4V7% preferred (quar.)
Dana Corp., 33,4% preferred A (quar.)
Davenport Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
$4.24
tT.
Services
5-
$1.75
—
' 5-
4-15.
—
jireferred
Franklin
Dallas
$1.50
100%
—20c
preferred A (quar.)
$2.25
Fine
6
$1.1217
class A" (quai'.J———
;
3
4-20:
Financial
3
$1.12V2
-—
4-15
4-
5-1
4-20
5-
$1.75
(quar.)
Glass A (quar.)
Cutter Laboratories,
$1.75
1
33,4%
(quar.)
;/
*5-
10c
$2
(quar.)
(annual)
4-15
4-15 '
5- 1
'
1
Stock
(quar.)—
"5-1
'
'
:
Quarterly
(quar.)
3-31
B
Fidelity
3-24
Cuban-American
Curtis
"
Firestone Tire & Rubber
$1.05
Crystal Oil & Refining, $1.12 pfd.
Sugar Cos—•
7?!
preferred
(quar.)
7 (!o
preferred
(quar.)
5-31
4-15
10c
(q'uar.)_.
Federated Department Stores
conv.
—"
6-15
t$l
(quar.)
5?! " preferred B (quar.)
5V_»?<'" prior
preferred
(quar.)
3
4-1.7
held
—
V '3-25
4-15
v
5-
25c
preferred (quar.)—
Cruin & Forster, 8?! preferred
;
111.75
(quar.)
—
5?!
3
3%
40c
4-
$4.20
1st
3717 c*
common.—-
ton,* D. C.)—
Class A (quar.)
3-31
—
4-30
5-
Federal
3
4-25
(quar.)
2
4-30
5
Federal
5
$1.13
4-21
—
4-
5-15
5-15
preferred (quar.)
3412C..; 4-15
Federal.Insurance Co. (quar.)
—.25c ;
6-1
National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
20cJv 4-15
Federal Oil Co. (New Jersey)——___1-1
5c
)
4-i7;
Federal Paper Board Co., com.
50C
4-15
(quar.)-,
4.60'%.-preferred (quar.)
28;!ic
6-15
;
4-24
10c
(quar.)—
4-10
.
.
Farrington Mfg. Co., 517%
3-33
5-20
(stock
Crowley Milncr & Co.T
Crown "Zellerbacli Corp.
Co.
114c
130c
Fall River Gas fquar.)
r—
40c
Falstaff Brewing, common (quar.)—35c
6?! conv. preferred (quar.)—
30c
3
50c
—
'n.
4-15
5-15
—
(quar.)
dividend)—
'
■
10c
4.10'%
4-10
30c
—_.—
—
—
Company, class A
Class B (quar.)
;
Candy
/
\
1st' preferred (quar.)-j;
15c
2nd preferred (qvmr;)-_-—02Vac
Class_B
—
2
4-10
'5-1
Williamsport RR. <s-a)__
$1.16*2
"(quar.)
——_'-5, '
40c"r"
Estabrooks
3?!
—.—
4-25
V
193lie >"
.
Mfg.,Co. (quar.)
Esquire, "Inc. (stock dividend)-
|
Crossett
Curtiss
4-10
4-15
Forge k Steel Corp.,
G%
'
.
$1.04
——
Corp.
Co.
4-
4-25
/
7...
Industries, Ltd.—
Class A «quar.)
3
—.—10c
Crouse-llinds
4-30
20c
Employers Group Associates (quar.)——____•
k Heatijig Products Ltd.—
3
$1.12V7
7----
(Toronto)
(s-a).
(quar.)—'::————..
100
i-4-15
110c
K
'
Ero
———
each
7
Enamel
3
"5117c
?
3-16
-
Mfg.
Fairbanks
One share of Crescent Petroleum 5?!
pfd.
Ml
5-15
.
8717c
*
Empire MlUwork (stock dividend)—"
Empire Petroleum Co.
Co.—
< quar.ym-
Petroleum
k
Emhart
t
3
50c
"
Cott
Crescent
4-3
1717c
(Interim) -7——
Mines,
dividend
Products
4-30
Ltd.—
common
Electric k Musical
G
5-15
(quar.)—'
Gas
Beverage Corp.
Creamery Package Mfg.
6-1
1 4-15
=
-
.
preferred (quar.V
Sto])-Nut Corp. of America
Elastic
1
5.-15
,
-3-126
10c
$1.1217
(quar.)l
Corp., class A (stock div.)
Class B (stock div.)
6-19
6-15
9-15
35c
—
3-26
4^15
,
Co.—
Laboratory,
5-29
—
1
'4-15
,.
Two-for-one stock split.
6-15
15c
-4-
30c
—
States Corp. (Md.)—"
$7. preferred-A (accum.)
$G preferred B (accum.) ;
Eastman Kodak (stock dividend)___
3-31
t'
3-24
1
10c
7
common
Eastern
4-15
$1.3717
.
6-
•
15c
Edo
51c
—
of America—
series
4-28
(1956)—^
4 li> '/v "preferred
A
Edison Sault Electric
*
Electric
$5.25
3%26
125c
,
common
3-23
4717c
(quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—
Corn
3-26
4-15
;
?!• .participating preferred
3-23
—1.7————
dividend
Stock
3-24
4-15
70c preferred
(quur.)
Eastern Stainless, Steel—
9
I'50c
Insurance
Cooper-Bessemer
*4-15
(accum.)—;
Bakeries, Ltd,-—
1
6-30
4-30
4*15.
150c
preferred
Eastern
1
4-18
6-30
tioc
"
(quar.)
3-20
-
$7oc
,
.
cGc
4-30
4-30
Jfcl.lV
(quar.)
Co..
4-30
5-15
f$i 06(4•
4
4-10
1
5-
,
"5-7
1
115C
Supply—
Gas
3-31-
.
1
(accum,)
1
—
Cudahy Packing Co., 4(7% pfd. (quar.)
5-15
J53c
1
—•
4-10
4-28
t50c
Natural
preferred
1
:
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-28
ji5C
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
4-20
Insurance-
com.
$4.50
$4.52
&
'
*4-15
5-
5-
.4 $1.75
s
fquar.)
Koolenuy Power,
7?!
4-20
5-15
5,5c
717c
3-31
5-22/
515c
—_
Co., "common
Life
4c
(qnav.)
Ltd.,
Power
Motors
$l.27M2
$1.1712
—_
Consumers
Continental
55c
1
5-
31J%c
Oil Co
'
Mills, Ltd.— ■
5?! preferred (quar.)
——7:
Consolidated Water Co., class A (quar.)——
G?! conv. preferred (quar.).—
:—:
Continental
4-15
(quar.)
Eas t
6-12
"
quar.)——
9
4-15
-
$1.50
4-17
750c
Royalty
9
t5c
-
5-15
1
4-30
5
Textile
7-
$1.75
Life
(Increased
4-
5-
Duquesne
3
6-30
5-
•
,11717c
preferred
4-20
G-
4-17
5-15
13717c
(quar.)
(quar.)_^_
5-
(quar.)_
Yellowknife
Co.
Consolidated
3-31
75c
4-
3-30
"
:
(quar.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4.8()%
preferred
(quar.)
•
1
?
1
G-19
4-15
J
80c
450c
J.
(quar.)>__>_
(initial)
common
717?!
4-13
5-15
144c
,
..
(quar.)-_
com.
(195G), Ltd.,
Duponh Co. .of Canada
4-15
7-
preferred
5-
■
(quar.)
,
4-29
-t50o
New
6-
4-15
9
Ltd.—
de Ntmours & Co.—
$4.50 -preferred
3-13
5-15
1
4-15
(quar.)_
Co.
Ltd.,
preferred
Ducommun :Metals
5
4
11-
7-
115c
of Canada
5-
—'
Edison
7-29
'
69-
4-24
31%c
-~$1.0GVi
....^
Ltd.
Consolidated
5-
5-15
5-22
"
(quar.)
5-22
$1.50
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Steel
4-17
37^0
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)—'—
Celancse, Ltd.'
4-17
'
4-15
s.,
participating class A (quar.)
Participating preferred
Canada Iron
Foundries, Ltd.
t
4-15 :
J20c
preferred
4-15
-
4-15
60c
J*
11-27
9-24'
150c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Consolidated
$1.12Va
60c
6%
preferred
$2.06
3-25
$1.1217
Ltd., common
$1.16
(Toronto)
.$2.04
1
"
Corp. Ltd—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—;
25c
Extra
'
4-15
$1
6%~~preT
Canadian
1
4-15
-
1
(quar.)
Canadian Drawn
8-
lc
'
Canada Life Asxurance Co.
Canada Steamship Lines,
2
5- 2
.»
,.
.1—37lac
States
preference
4-16
5-
1
dividend
5%
'
5-
„.L_
Ltd,
Chemical
$1.31J/4
$1.90
$2
4-
12c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(E. I,)
..$3.50
Connecticut Light &■ Power
t""5c
—
Western
12-17
9c
(quar.)—
Corp., com, (quar.)—
(quar.)—————_
Laundries
'
7- 3
12c
Gas
preferred
tJ5c
Camden Fire Insurance Assn.
(s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd. (quar.)
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone.
Ltd.,
Canada Foils, Ltd., common
5%
preference
Canadian Bronze
3-23
Natural
517%
Natural
15c
preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar )
4,70% preferred (quar.)
preferred
1
Concord
Consolidated
5-
partic.
Pont
du
10- 2
,6-25
$1.25
Quarterly
(G. C.) Ltd., common
Conn
Consolidated
ioc
Stock
7-23
4-15
7
1
4-30
3 "
30-22
11-25
(quar.)
Quarterly
f>
5-
6%
4Vi%
5
Confederation Life Assn;
8-
10c
,'
California Electric Power, $3
pfd. (quar,).
CaBfornia Fund
California Interstate Telephone
(quar.)—
^
1
4-
-
GOc
.
du Pont Go.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
International
1
25c
(increased).;
California
4-3
4-
25c
Edison, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.50
.
,
.
■
Co.
Corp.
5-1
4-23
3-23
8
1
120c
(quar.)^_^_^,w.%_
Dow Chemical €0.
(quar.)
Drug Fair Community Drug (increased-quar.)
Du-Art Film Laboratories—
V
50c
3-25
5-15
._t
Packing
8711ic
,37170
10c
Commonwealth
1
5c
3-30
7% -preferred
Economics
5-
>
Calgary & Edpionton, Ltd. (s-a)
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)
California
4-15
Coal,
k
Dover Industries
5-29
9-
,
3-26
$1.25
(Boston)
Engineering, Inc.
5-
conv.
3-26
4-15
k
quarterly
Textile Co.,
4-10
4-
-
1
held)—
com.
common
4-15
3-31"
5-
3717c.
(quar.)__
Increased
"
,l0e
common—^
California Oregon Power,
7% preferred (quar.)
4-15
4-
3-2G
1
.
Tar
4-24
4-9
,
6-1
9-
Dominion
8
4-24
4:64%
com.
iquar.)—.^
Steel
G-1G
5.25'iu
6
4-15
10%
;
...
(quar.)
$2.09
6-
—
(quar.)
5-15
$1.12'^ *
(1947 k 1958 series)
Life
4-
Co.—;
preferred
Eastern
55c
(quar.)
if. P. Industries
Extra
5-
7?!
Dominion
28c
G-
<
5-1
$1 10
;
\
C-
1
$1.10
.
3-26
4-10
1
Combustion
3
4-10
$1.10
•
Dominion
„
National
Furniture
4V7% preferred
(quar.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd., common
3
1
4-10
4-16
:
Dominion
4- 3
4-
5-20
—
System
6
4-27
25c
•
(quar.)„.
(quar.)
Electrohome, Lid. (increased s-a)
Engineering Works Ltd. (s-a)
Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)
convertible preference (quar.)
Foundries k Steel, Ltd.—
1
4-
4-15
1
/
.
4-15
-
5%
Dominion
4-15
5-
:
9c
(quar.)
Colonial Fund
(from investment income)—
Colorado Central Power Co. (monthly)
4-13
4-15
$1.10
1
4-14
.
Gas k Electric, common (quar.)
:7 3717c
City Title Insurance Co., (N. Y.) 4quar.)^_'
717c
Clayton Mark k Co. (quar.)———'
15c
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.)
10c
417?!
preferred (quar.)
$1.12(7
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (incr. quar.)
90c
.$"3.50 preferred (quar.)
8717c
Gas
4-
7c
Dairies, Ltd.—
non-cum.
preferred
Second
Cincinnati
Columbia
1
*
4-30
Dominion
4-14
5-
—
.
A
prefem;d (quar.)
Molded Products (quar.)
5% preferred
6
5-
3717c
,
Formerly National Shares Corp
3-31
GOc
(quar.)—.—
investment income
Colonial Finance—
4-
4-30
5-
i$1.50 •". 5-/1:1;; 4-IG
Bullock's, Inc., 4'! preferred (quar.)—.t
Burma Mines, ordinary registered—
—t
Burns & Co., Ltd.
(quar.)_
:
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burrus Mills, Inc., 4Va%
pfd. (quar.)Busfa
Series
Chicago
1
Dominion
4-10
1
4-15
5-
25c
v.12-10
5-
—
A
4-30
4-30
•
1
4-15
.
4-15
5-15
30c
117 Vac
6-
4-10
7-
•
preferred'(qiiar.JUtLCHU—! <15cr-
preferred
-
1
-1:35c
•
'
of
5,
———
3711-c
(quar.)
3717c
(quar.)—;—37Vie
preferred (quar.)
—$1.25
preferred (quar.).
—'
$1.25
A
15c
(quar.)
4-10
3-26
-
214c
Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd,
9-10 V
9-21
15c
two-for-one split
a
k Sons Stores
5-15
(quar,)
6-10
,7s
(quar.)
t-—————_
Plan, common (quar.)u—.t:
60c convertible
^
Series
15c
Dominguez Oil Fields Co. (monthly)
Dominick (The) Fund, Inc.—
6-10
6-19
12-31
.
=
9-10
12-10
Dominion
approved
4-15
4-20
4-15
39c
5-15
5- 1
til.10
I
Buckaye Steel Castings,
Y.)
6-10
9-21
4-17
25c
'
(quar.)
Cqtnmon
5-11
25c'
50c
(quar.)
50c
4-15
93^4e
(s-a)—__———
share
(N.
12- 4
preferred
4-
1
\J15c
(quar.
(one
6-19
12-21
4-17
37laC
——
Chenango k Unatiilla Teleplvone Corp,—
4Vj% preferred (quar.)—
Cliesapeakc k Ohio Rj*.—
3Vj'/o convertible preferred (quar.),
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul k Pacific RR.
Common
(quar.),..
Series
1
4-'.7'/
12-15
.;«2y2c
(quarj
Manufacturing Corp.,
$1.5G
CcmmonweaHli Gas Corp
10c
Commonwealth Stock Fund...:.—^}Jr6c
5-1
:!:10c
Dodge
Chemical Fund—
Common
6-
"6217c
split
dividend
Columbian
5-
$1.25.,
4-15
20c
6-10
-
1
8.)
Dixon-Pov.dermaker
6-19
20c
—_—
1
421,ic
—_
(quar.)
dividend
class
7*
2
5-
/
25c
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
-
pfd. A for each ten shares
50c
—
Bank
J.
1
Stock
7-
J$2.50
——
—
Common
1
6-15
.
Dome Mines, Ltd.
Commonwealth
,,
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4-
.$1.10
(quar.)..—^■.*
t»
Products
3-31
3-25
(quar.)„_.
Gas
35c
4-15
Central Warehouse. Corp.)
Fi-om net
4-
Dividend Shares
1
,$1.0G
(quar.)
4.40% preferred B
Dillon
9
4-16
20c
_2,
(quar.)—.
Buchanan Steel
9
4-
_—
Consolidated
Brooklyn Union
4-
5-
■
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
preferred
4-23
4-23
—-
Colorado Oil k Gas Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Columbia Pictures, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
4-13
5-15
a,_% v>, 70c
(quar.).
J;) (increased quar.)_—
^
•Br®!orne Pioneer Mines, Ltd.>__..——r-
preferred B
lOc
10c
:
8717c
_
Bridgeport Hydraulic
(quar.x '
Bristol-Myers Co., 3*.if* pfd. (quarj^.——I
BWtlsh-American Assurance Co
;
It—',
4.40%
7
15c
Brach. (E.
4.40%
7
4-
3-18
-
1
5-
joc
—
preferred
4-
4-30
50c
4.78?! preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4-30
i—25c
(quar.)
—
7"'
25c
5% preferred A & preferred B (quarJ
$1.25
0% preferred A k preferred B (quar.)
•
$1.25
5% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)_—
$1.25
Central Hudson Gas k Electric Crfrp. (quar.)
20c
Cenwal Kansas Power, 4'We pfd. (quar.)—
$1.19.
Central Public Utility Corp. (quar.)————
20c
Central Securities Corp.—
$1.50
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
37J,liC
Stockholders
stock
(quar.)
Gardner Corp., com.
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Diketan
Laboratories
50c
Common
Class B
(s-a)
Diamond
25c
Corp
Sugar
4-15
B
3-18
4-14
5-
1717c
(quar.):
Class
■
——
———_v-——
4-10
4-30
48c
preferred .(s-a)__
Canada Tunnel
3-31
•
4-15
4-a 5
5c
10c
_'
preferred
4-20
k
3-31
4-15
'!■
$25c.
-
3-31
4-15
30c
»
1
4-15
>.■ *10c
>.
Borg- Warner Corp., com, (quar,)—:
3%'% preferred (quar.)—;
preferred
4
4-15
3-31
;,• 1:50c
(quar.)
ftltlsh Columbia Power Ltd.
British Columbia Telephone
5-
1
,
Cidcs B (reduced.)..—,
6-1
1
Brooks Inc. (initial)^—.
Boise Cascade Corp,,
class A
4-15
5-
Foundry & Machine
Gorham, class A (reduced)—
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4-15
5-
Bobbie
Bostltch Inc.,
4-30
•
30c
—„
Boston Edison
1
tl717C
(quar.)w
preferred
9
—
Co., common (quar.)
A
5%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
.:
Blltmore Hats, Ltd., common (quar.)——— ^
Birdsboro Steel
4-15
4-30
Berkshire Oas
Black starr k
3-26
4-25
4-
5-15
..
4:40fa
3-27
1
4-15
80c
Baystatc Corp. (quar.)
Beldlng-Corticelli, Ltd., 7',! preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware k Mfg.. 4',! pfd. (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.).
_■
6%
4-17
7
4-20-
30c
.
J-
..—
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class A :<quar.
4P,'»%
4-
28'»c
—
4.25%
8-21
75c
(quar.).—
Corp.
$1 class A
5-22
9-21t"
50c
.
Bafber-Ellis (Canada) Ltd. (extra)—
Basic Products Corp., common (quar.).....—„
417%
*
50c
Bankers Trust Co.
Banlife
8-21
•
4-22
$1
25c
Bancroft (J.)
5-22
6-22
—
preferred
Baltimore Transit-
5-
—_
10-15
——
:——
7
4-30
•
nK——$1.50
-vi .$1.50
(quar.)
Baldwin. Rubber- (quar.),
4-
4-15
15c
,$1,50
,
(quar.)——i.— V
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4-20
.
4-30
*'■ 4-30
;
43417c
-
(quar.)...
Baldwin Llma-IIamilton
9
two-for-one
Detroit
——r-,
Chase Manhattan
B. I.
3-20
5-
.
5217 c.;
Detroit. Edison Col (quar.)
Di Giorgio Fruit, class A (quar.)
Georgia Ry. Co.—
25c
-
4-20
—
pref.
5-1G
5*7% preferred (quar.)—"—,
5*7% preferred (1958 series) (quar..)—
Axe Houghton Fund *'B"
(from invest, inc.)
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)———
417?! preferred (quar.)———.———%•
4?7'% preferred (1947 series) (quar.),.:
t2Vzc
(quar,).
GOc
—$1.05
H-oldert
"
4-20
'+
A
4-15
Investments, Ltd.—
(quar.)———
Central Coal k Coke (s-a)_.v—r%
5%
4-15
—.—
—
5-
to $3.50 1st
Chemical- -
Detrex
8
3-20
(quar.).
(quar.)
—
7-15
:
—■—
Quarterly
5-
(quar.)-,-.-,-^^
Company
$2.50
4-10
1
1
(quar.)
Instrument
Cenco
25c
(quar.)———_
'Atlas Steels, Ltd.....,——--—
9
4-20
4-20
common
common
preferred
,25c
;
(Tulsa)
-—
$1.20 prior preferred
Celotex
Central
517?! preferred <s-a>
4-
4-15
Canada
4-
Avalon
preferred
5-
SI
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
4.20%
4-15
3717c
(quar.!
5-
Atlas Life Insurance
Tractor,
3-13
When
Payable o1 Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Denver Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50. 1st preferred
3-31
G-
5c
—'
——i—
Caterpillar
Deming
—-—UOc
Ltd.
Asbestos,
3-31
4-15
10c
$1.25
40c
—
—
8
$1.08%
Atlantlo Wholesalers
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)—
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
3-31
Vllbiss
De
7
Share
Company (quar.)
Delaware Power k Light Co.
4-15
;415c
1
Ltd.—
Line RR. Co.—
pfd. (s-a»
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75'.! pfd. B
——
(reduced)
Ltd.
4-
preferred (quar.;
5%
Vickers,
5-
1
4-
■
4.35%
Atlantic-
preferred (quar,)_
4-28
1
Company
3-31
4-30
UOc
tOS^ic
(5-15
5-
Per
Name of
4-15
t30c
(quarJ
com.
25%
dep. rets, ordinary (linal).——
Atchison,. Topeka & Sante Fe Ry. (quar.).
City Electric, common
4# preferred fquar.)
4.10?! preferred (quar.)
Ltd———
(quar.)—
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)———,——
Carwin Company (quar.)——
—^
—T
Amer.
Atlantic
Investments,
200'/
(quar.)„—-
Industries,
Canadian
43'%C
-
(s*ock dividend)--.
Associated Electrical
7V2%
5-15
COc
——
divldendl
(stock
Assembly Products
3-31
6-15
6-1
Holdert
Whan
rayaoie of iiec.
Share
4-15
General
Canadian"IndustriesT"£td.,
<4-15
„■
56)40
(quar.
Hegeman Electric
&
3-19
Name 0/ Company
Canadian
5-1
25c
preferred
417 %
Arrow-Hart
Artesian
/5-15
,
10'%
dividend-.'-—
1
5-
.4-30
1217c
Equipment, common (quar.)—
Stock
5-15
8-%c
—___——
preferred! quar.)
Coiistabie
Per
Payable of Kec.
7%c
(quar.)
Arnold Altcx. Aluminum Co., common
Iloldert
When
Per
'
Monday, April 13, 1959
....
*'
6-
10c
"
10c
2
1
8-
1
11-
2
10c
11-16
4-30
1217c."
7
5-
8-15
25c
r
4-
5-15
=
4-30
'
4-10
4-10
-
Number 5837
Volume Ibd
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1G&1)
\
,
.7 Per:
When
Fruehaot Trailer Co., 4%
pfd.'(quar.)
6-*1
$1
_
--
5-
1
$3
5-
1
Name oj
Company '
Horn & Hardart
4-23
Hot
(N. Y.)
When
.■
■Share
*-•
(quar.)
•
Holder»
5- 1
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)..-.*■ 45c
Slioppes, conmion (stock dividend)-^— 1
4% '
4-17
5-1
5-15
60c
5-
1
4-20
10c
5-
1
4-20
Stock
-
5% copv. 'pfd. (quar.)
Gaonewell -Co> (reduced >
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.j_;
Gftbriel Co.,
.
(year-end
Development
'•
held,
.distribution
G
50c
6-
2
5-
7
$1
5-
1
4-14
last
voted
will
10
4-29
3-31
4-15
2-13
4-15
3-31
63c
10%
75c
be
to
recommended
directors
4.40preferred
5-
5
4-15
15c
5-
1
4-15
shares
*
3-13
5-15"
1
5-
4-
1
-5-1
$10c
"
5-15
-
22lic--
4-10
4-
5-1
•
'
5-15
5-15
8-15
'8-15-
r*
1
5-
1
1
64lic
6-
1
$1.30
"6-
1
•
f
1
4-10
5-
1
4-20
5-1
$1.25"
$1.27 la
.
5-
$1,036
__
McBean
Glafcfelter
4li%
(P.
H.)
A Co.
Co.,
4-30
&%
4-16
4-30
4-16
•
6-23
$1.12 li
5-
56Y<c
1
5-
50c
__
preferred- (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
"*
1
4-30
'
25c
$2.50
4-10
4-17
t50c
,Goulds -Pumps' 5%
pfd. (quar.)
:
Government. Employees Corp. (Del.)-r—
3-25
semi-annually.
&
5-25-
40c
•
4%
-
Class A; ccfuar.)'
Class A: (quftM .'
Grand- Union. Coiy, 4Ji'.c
5-
'
t25c"
A"(quar.),
<
12-15
*
{
6-
(quar,)___—:
«—
$5 pfd. (quar.)
'(
..^!f '(>•*•
•*
.
'•
-
Hagant Chemical*'&f. 'Controls—'
"4-30
*'
-tfor e«cJ*9f shares held l-
—
■4-16
-
"4-24
5-11^ *,
from
14c
4-24
4-24
'■
-'
"
(Initial)
-
4-30
4-
3- 3
i
8-21
$2.50
*
»
Telegraph
f
4-10
1-
•
4-10
,.
1
7-
6-10
10 f«
—-—.—
1
4-15
5-15
4-15
5-
25c
GOc
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
6
;.
.
preferred
4-
1
Hartford
*
Electric
Light,
$1.50
30c
(quar.)—--
common
preferred (quar.)
- preferred (quar,)——_2
Hartford Eiteank Boiler Inspection &
ance
.■
Co.* new,
Hat Corp.
com.
u
1——
1
4-24*
share
for
com.
4-
5-
1
of Rhode
preferred P'(quar.)—'
25c
27Vic
-T
4-15
Common- (Payable in cash or stock)-——
4-
6
4-15.
4-
6
4-15
-
4-
6
4-15
4-
6
4-15
44-
6
4-
1
20c
4-30
4-
133,4c
5-
1
4-10
5-
-
3
1
4-10
5-
1
30c
4-30
4-15
45c
6-15
6-
9-15
9- 5
45c
common
—1
Hinde
& Dauch-Paper Co.
Quarterly
;
:
(B.)
&. Co., class A
of Canada,
12-15
3-
1
t45c
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5fi convertible preferred (quar.)-—
Holt (Henry4 Company (stock dividend)
Ifolt Renfrew,A:. Co.. Ltd-, new com. (initial)
Holyoke Water iPower (quar.)
—
Hunie-Tn^ttranctst (N. Y.) - (quar.)-.,
—
Hoover
Bail &
JJearing_-(quar.)
6-25
12lie
4-15
30c
•
.
37lac
-Sfe
tl5c-30c
-• 50c
25c
8-81
3-31
6-13
$32lie
5- -1
3-18
4-15
3-13
3-31
Island—
Class
Miami
4-30
4-30
4-16
Miller
37 lie
5-
1
5-
1
4-20
8-
1
7-20
25c
8-
1
7-20
37 lie
—
11- 2
10-19
25c
11- 2
10-19
•
45c
6-
5%
.
5-
6-10
1
1
7-17
6-24
5-
1
4-15
20c
5-
1
4-15
3130q
7
•
$20c
7
5-25
5-15
1
7-17
4-15
3-24
4-29
4-15
8-
95c
.
•
6-
.
1
1
5-15
1
,v4-15
•-»"*
4-15
3-31
4-15
4-
7-
1
10-
1
87
v,
lie
IOC
9-15
.(
4-20
4-15
5c
4-15
5C
5-15
5-
7fo
1
5-
i;
(quar.)
Electric.Co.,. 5'/jfo
A
1
4-15
1
4-10
4-15
7-15
4-15
3-31
20C
,
.
$1.75
$1.75
4-30
4-17
5-
1
13%c
(quar.)
4-15
5-
1
4-18
6-
1
-
•
6-16
1
3-30
5-1
3-27
5-15
5c
(quar.).—
5-
Lamaque Gold'Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__(Alfred) (quar.)
!__/
$10c
"
17lic
Lambert
7-31
4-25
15c
4-15
4- 6
$1.06 li
4-30
-4-17
40c
5-
9-30
preferred
each
:1_"
1
4-15
4-3
5- 1
(quar.)
12-31
12-16
593ic
4-15
12 lie
II.)- (quar;)______
6-
100
100
5-
1
4-
1
4-15
1
4-10
$3.50
1
•
6-20
4*1
4-30
4»«15
4r30
4-16
8-10
""
-4prl3
5-16
•••.,.
$25c '
(quar.)_J
„
4-10)
4-20
4-13
4rl»
3-31
3-31
4rl5
3-31
5-15
$1.65
$1.50
;
*
8Q
37lie
4-80
8-17
'
*
S.
7-31
'
11-13- -10-30
National"Casket Co.
National Chemical .A Mfg.
National
Electric
National
Welding
Finance
preferred
'614%
Co.,
National
*
50c
v
.
—
*•
4-13
r
25c
4-20
3-4
3-23
1
1
4-15
5-1
4-17
5.
.4-15
4- 3
4-15
4- 3
4-15
4- 3
4-15
3-31
4-30
17c
155%c
-
27 lie
(quar.)
4-15
-4-15
'""5-15
2%
5c-
(quar.)—.—
4-t13
.
15C
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-30
30c
—
(stock dividend)
Machine Co
common
5-
••
7c
Homes
Class
•
5-4
58o
—__
preferred
National Fuel Gas
•
5614 c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.—
(stock dividend)
Clask' B
3%
0-
1
(stock
A
3%
6-
1
$5c
7--»
dividend).—____________
National Hosiery Mills,
Class A (quar.)
A
:
1
9- 4
12- 4
5--4
4- 7
4-15
4- 1
4-13
4-
4-13
4- 1
4-15
4- 1
15c
:
1-4-60
$1.25
"
$5c
6- 5
$1
(quar.)
Class A
4-80
Ltd.
4-15
4-
$5c
(quar.)
10.
National Lead Co.—
6%
preferred
National
$1.50
(quar.)
B
Manufacture
A
Stores
Corp.,
com
10c
4-
$2
1
1
preferred
$2.50
5-18
1%
dividend
(s-a)
preferred
(s-a)
National
Oats
National
Securities
Three
$15c
4-30
4-15
National
8c
4-15
3-24
National
Bond
Ice Rubber & Tire (quar.)
30c
4-30
4-15
National
Balanced
Leeds &
15c
4-25
4-10
31 lie
4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
96 lie
5-
1
4-15
tion,
12 lie
4-
6
3-20
-
1
Preferred Stock series.
(quar.)/-
Co.
Laurentide Acceptance Corp.
Class B (quar.)
Lazard Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
A
below
Corp.—
all from In¬
•
,
5c
Scries
below
fiscal
are
wilt be
National Balanced
4-15
4-
$1.12 li
5-1
4-20
40c
6-15
5-15
"National Growth
$15c
4-30
3-31
National Income
1
(qitar.).—x
Lewis Bros., Ltd'.' (quar.)
Liberty Life" Insurance Co. (Greenville S. C.)
National Dividend
-
Quarterly
:
National Stock
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
year-
payable
capital gain distribu¬
no
this fiscal year-end
30c
4-15
4c
13c
Series
Series
end capital gain distributions
in cash or stock.
There
"
Dividend
Payments shown
& Sons Co.—
Salt
1
Research
shown
vestment income.
Ltd.—
(from-net invest: income)
Northrup Co., common (quar.)
5fo preferred A (quar.)
(James)
series
on
Bond
or
20c
series
series
Stocks
series
4-23
4-3
6c
series
4- a
4-23
20C
::
4-23
21c
—r
*
B-
4-10
-4-24r
6-3ft
(quar.)„
3-31
Leslie
4-30
1
,4rl5
held)
shares
3-31
4-10
4-1
4r 6
5-
held)
shares
4-13
com.
4-15
4-15
3-10
4-13
4-59
.
50c
(quar.)
-
4-15
10%
dividend).
5-
1
4-15
'
6c
"
4-15
(stock
preferred (quar.)
.5-8
3-31
-5-25
'
3.85preferred (quar.)
Lehman Corp
Lerner Stores, common (quar.)___
412%
preferred (quar.)
1
4-15
5- 4
5-30
15c
1
1
6c
5-10
Lees
5-
4-15
50-
1%
:
45c
5-30
3-31
4-15
5-
4-20
$1.25
dividend)
30c
4-
1
4- 3
1
35c
Rlscult, common (quar.)__
Ca6h Register (quar.):
Stock
convertible preferred (quar.—
Bryant
$1.80
5
5-
1
20c
$1.14
(quar.)_
preferred
National
9-16
17 lie
Langendorf United Bakeries,
4-15
3
3-31
5-
$1.09
$25c
Class
17 lie
Lamstou-(M.
-4-10
5-4
12c
7
"
Quarterly
4.75 fo
7-21
4-16
1
$1.22 li
-
-
"Lamson & Sessions Co.-—
-
4-20
4- 2
5-
$25
$1.10
-
5- 3
1
4-15
<
5c
—
Alutual Mortgage A Investment Co. (s-%)__
'Mutual Systehr, Inc., common (quar.)___—.
5-1
6-30
4-20
5-
10% 1
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly %
T—_—m-—
4-15
1
1
4-15
National
:
;
5-
4-16
•
5-
30c
(quar.)—
National Aeronautical
3-31
'
4-30
4-15
4.64%
6-15
50c
4-16
4-30
12 lie
Narragansett Electric Co., 4la%
3-31
5%
.
preferred
*
29c
4
68c
—
pfd.
1
55-
62 lie
<
A
4-15
9-
*
6-10
4-15
4-10
5-
for
4
7-.
14c
2nd preferred
Kulilman
$25c
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp.
4
6-
5-15
4-30
93 %c
1
4
1
52c
,
6-
6-
30c,
—*
6-15
1
6-
1
4
2-fo
..(quar.)
income),.
.
3-31
5-15
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., class
for each
5- 4
5c
'„r
4-
.
30c
King Bros.'.Productions (stock dividend)___
'. King Seeley Corp„ (increased)
..
Kobackcr Stores* Inc., (qurr.)_
Kroger Company,.72nd preferred (quar.)
3-20
4-27
6-15
5-
Fund
'
4-KJ
$lpc
-9-
3-31
31 lie
;.'
(from. net. investment income)—
Appreciation
Common
Stock
Series/S-3-(from net investment
B-2
$171c
"10c
$1.20
4-10
Keystone Medium-Grade Bond Fund Series
.
1-18
3-20
Narda Microwave Corp. (N. Y.)—
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Corp.
for each 100 shares held)—
Stock div. (l'sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp._,
6-15
Kcfystone Custqdlan Funds— ~"Z. \ ;*
;
4-15
4-15
$1.10
3%
12-15
87lic
-
(quar.)^__
3-14
(initial stock dividend)
1
1-2-GO
87lic
„
1
1st pfeferred
4-15
'
:
35c
t
;
1
..:50c
j
Stock dividend-4fo.
--
\>
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55c
Extra
.
—
common
3-31
•
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)-__^..__.^__:
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd., com;;
4- 6
Fibre..Co.,»
4-20
7%
5-15
(quar.)
35c
llic
preferred * (quar.
Mount1 Diablo iquar.)^____
Mount-Royal Dairies,'Ltd.
5*. 15
6-
i
$1
•
—,
preferred
5-15
6%
,
6-
convertible
4- 6
5-30
+$1.12li
Montgomery Ward A Co., common
Mount Clemens Metal Products— '
'
.-4% f« preferred (quar.)^-—^—^*.^-. $1.12li*
Kalamazoo Paper Co^ (increased
^ ; .45c
:.;$1.2o
4-15
prefcircd C'(quar:)_=__^_____'__<— "$1.12 la
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.; •common_'_____,
15c
Mon tana Potvcr Co., common - ( quar.)_
50c
$4.20 preferred (quar:)'/!_/
$1.05
: '
$6 preferred (quar.)
$1.50
//
:;///_
4-10
5-29
•
50c
-Af* non-eumaUtive preferred ^(quarO-—Kearney (J. R.). (increased)
Kellogg Companj'r—,
;;3Va% preferred (quar,)—
3 iitet preferred (quar.j_
/;
3¥jfo preferred (rjnar.)__
—___——
Kennedy's,. Inc.,.'. common (quar.)___
$30c
$25c
"4:50fo
'
933ic
-
1
1
4-13
5-4
$20c
Monongahela Power Co.,- 4.40% pfd.
4.80% preferred B (quar.)/'__/
;
-
5-15
Jt "
[
6-
5-
$1.25
;
<
3-31
(quar. >_
(quar.)
5% • preferred (quar.)___
Molybdenum
Corp.
(stock
Monarch Mills (quar:)';
i,
4-$
-4-38
Common
4-15
1
4-30
:/
Window
4.56%
4-15
5-
20c
/
7
•
5-
4-15
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)——
Mississippi Valley Public Service-
1
5-1
$1.06
—Lh1' 1", 1-$1.09
common-(initial quar.)
(qu/Lr.)
$1
15c
$$1.25
62 lie
Mississippi Power A Light—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)—,—
y5- l
40c
preferred
-4-5
Miller & Rhoadcs Inc., 4V4% pfd. (quar.)__
Minnesota 8c Ontario Paper (quar.)——
4-20
25c
:. ,/J,"*'*
3-31
5- -1
'
Corin, common (quar;)/
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)__
l
Michigan Gas A Electric
/"*"/ •
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.90%- preferred
(quar.)__—
Miles Laboratories (monthly)
3-31
37 lie
"'' *•"
Iron
3-81
4-15
(quar.)—
Mcyercord Co.: (quur.)„_
5-31
-be
■
(quar.)___—
Corp.''
4-15
$1.50
50c
Manufacturing
Mesabi
8
i
Co.,- Ltd/' (quar.)^ .;___
85c
-4-15
$1.0614
;r
5-
5-31
(quar.)__^__u^—
4-?8
15c
& Co;
3-20
1
3-1$
Vji-io
5--*%
*
25c
$15c
(quar.)___
6-
20c
;—..
(quar*)-
B
Messenger Corp.
'
5%
(quaiv)
(quar.
Corp.
McKce (Arthur G.)
5-15
4-17
12-
1
Stores—
4-15
25c
•
1
3-31'
5
5-
4-17
i
4-15;
$25c
—
6Cc preferred A
McQuay-Norris
Ltd.
(accum.)
4-20
4-15
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class A (quar.)
4-15
'•"4-15
1
5-1
171/jC
15c
-
5-1
-4-10
preferred (initial quar.)_
i—
Grain. Ltd., common B (quar.)
McCall
6-»
-
Hoe
3-18
'
4-18
4-10
32'/2C
;
'
5-15
4 up
—
4-20
(quar.)—
31 lie
35c
$1.25
-
Common
4-10
6-
Lane
preferred series A (quar.)
Powder, 5fa. pfd. (quar.)——-—
Hevi-Duty Electric Co. (s-a>
Higbie Manufacturing Co. (increased-quar.)
Common
1
4-15
Department
$3.75
McCabe
5-27
5-
$1.05
1
4-
Gallon Products^—
7 fo
Hercules
4-10
1
'
1
4-
4-25.
:
5c
1
1
5-
'
4-30
Hilo Electric. Light Co.,
6-10
i$l"
preferred (quar.)_l^_w____-_-^^—.
preferred
(quar.
■
6
4-15 «
4-30
i
94c
Industries-(quar.)
Hemenway Furniture, common (quar.)—
5laco conv. preferred (quar.)_,
Highland-Be^,. Ltd.
50c
$15c
.
2834c15c
—.—
Hayes
Hercules
'
5
each
(quar.),
Publishing
4.20«a
6
4-15"
55-
A: Telephone Co., Ltd.—
—
Massey-Fcrguson, Ltd.; common
4ta%. preferred (quar.)
1
....
_____
Monthly
Monthly.
4-10
4-10
$1.11
7% preferred B (qiiar.)__.__—
Massachusetts Investors Tl-ust (from net inc.)
6
Keystone
4-15
25c
21l*c
'
25c
|
Wife preferred G (quar.)-—
Haydock Fund; Inc., comruon (quar.)
.
4- 6
•
preferred E* (quar.)
4-15
".?4;35^ preferred. .(quar.)^wwrs.»nwr^i^p;$4.0»t'/b
Keyea
,
1
5-
5- 1
50c
3.80^
1
4-10 *
'ii
5-
SOlic
Yd preferred'!)- (quar.)
3fi
-
4-
-
4-li f0. preferred. C (quar,—_—_
5% preferred Bu (quar.)
——__2__
-
-18-
3-
Insur'
(initial-quar.)—_50c
of America—
preferred-(quar.)
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—
-*
i
,
62c;
,
41'zfo
5
4-20
.
,
76c
56lic
/
4.96 fo
-
4-30.,.
15lie
-
:
5-15
■
preferred
conv.
Maritime Telegraph
Common (quar.)
3-31
$12c
(increase54_^__:
Kerr Income Fund .(monthly)
investment income
Series-H-DA»-(3a. from
: .-,and 12l^a,from securities profits)_„—
Harbison-Walkey-Refractories— -r•'
'6fi preferred (quar.)
—-—.—r—
Hart, .Bch&ffner $*Marx (Increased)—^
-4-10
$1.25
Manufacturers Trust
Marine Midland Corp.
•
Fund',
Journal
,
-4-30.
16c
7-23
10-23
1
$3.50
(increased)_—:
(N. Y.) (Inc.-quar)
4-15
$37lie
„
.
•
5-
-
$1.24
—
5-1
$50c
4
6
75c
preferred (quar.
Series-H-COK (4d- from investment .income
and 12a. froo securities ■ profits)
—
-
' •>'
5-
-
quar.)__^-_^_^k
Ltd.—>
Kansas Ofty- Southern Ry. Co.-r- v.v; v,/
(
—
8- 4.
-11- .1
$1.75
3114c
Mansfield Tire A Rubber
4
;
May
Heiiitz: (quar.)_,
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)____—_J—_
5 fo '
preferred A (quar.)--__-_A..,.'___'.h__-
,;.
•5-
-4-23
$1.04
v
.
3-31
5.
2
Corp.
$4.22- prbferred- CqitHr.^-^4«c_«»si
$4.3C- preferred
''4fo
*
*
*
'
Extra
Istel
t
»•.-
4-21
4- 1
1
5-
60c
6-2
1
1
*': 4-15
_■ -4
v'm-'
Jack: &
«
v
■
$2.40. crpfjerred (,quar.)_^^___^_^—
Fundsj:l^c—
:
-f.
*» Kaiser Steel
4—15
-9-1A-
4- $
$1.75
——
4-
6-
28c
Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_^_^—
8
"W
-4-10
4-15
$1.75
Mading Drug (quar.)__—
Mailman Corp., Ltd:; 5% preference (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) A: Company, 5% pref. (quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens. Ltd
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltdv (s-ak-—
4-15*'
7-
$1.12 li
■
:—:
Jewel Tea; new
•
2nd
Hamilton
3-20
4-15
7' 4-15
75c
jersey Central Power tc Light Co.—4 fa
preferred '-(quar,)
*
<
f
f'"v :"
'
—
HaJiq Bros- Co,»;common- (quar.)_
Sfock- dividend
'
1
3- 1
4%
20c
_____
*
9-
>
(quar.)
i.—
•apreferred
quar.)t^2-———- *" ' 16c
5,30%-preferred (quax.)--.w^_^_-^_--_---j. •• •6ftlicf ■
Hahn 3r-asat
cQmrnon' (stock divid.)—>•
,$hara
'
I"
-3-11-
2nd
MacAndrews' & Forbes Co., common_
6% preferred (quar.)
Maey (R. H.) & Co.-, Alifo- pfd. A (quar.)—
4% preferred B (quar.).
f
*■
12- 1
v5-
Nfew- commorar-(initfial
r
4-10
4-15
t1
-
12lie
$1.25 ;
•-
_
.9-1
12-10-'
—
;"-a
1
1
9-10
.
-Gulf Life Lnsurarvio-Co.
•*
t-
m.
6-10
•
Oiilo- RR.,
*
.3-20
•
Quarterly
:t
,? - 40c**
Quarterly
'
' 40c
Quarterly L.
,i
40c
.Gfeen (Ht *L.h Xhcf (quar.)—
50c
GrteieaiiecktCn.,: 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)——
37YzC
Gross .Telecasting,-common
(quar.)_—
4flc
.-'CEass B; '<-qufcr-K—
•
7lie
GsiMfth' Itu&tttry'BhaiceA Ihc-,-^
""'l;(I6c frona capital-gains and 9c from net
;
-' iiivesttnenttJicome).
25c
Guaranty Ttusft, Co. CN. Y-,)- (quar.)---^.—
; ; 80c
'
4-10
5-
$25c
-
Iowa-Illinois Gas afe" Electric, com. "(quar.)L.
Stock dividendc^___^__j,-__--_^.__—
■
3-23
:
•
,.v.r-
1
Line,
(One
preferred
Extra
■.->>
8-25
4-15
-
5-25
11-25
-
4-15-
56l'*c 37 lie'
'
;
9-15
t25c
•
pfu. (quar.)
__
*
.
4-13
8 "
6-15
■
t25c
Great AmerieaiVInsurance- (Ny Y<) (quar.)
Great SoutherniLife- Ins. Co. (Houston)—
Gulf - Atobile
(quar.).._
Extra
5-11
■
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&
held)1
preferred
$2.50
._u
;;
Stock dividend. __1
Grafton
4-10
5-
'
'
Increased
dividend
share
5-25
4-
Pijie
Investors 'Trust Co.
Goodyear Tire &-Kubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4 fo
pref^ tquar.>
1
4-24
4-10
5- 1
$3
Investors Diversilied Services, Inc.—
Investors
Mutual
Fund, Inc.
(quarterly from net investment-income)
4-15
1-
5-
Stock
4-15
-
6-11^"
10c
20c
Increased quarterly
Interstate Engineering
4-15
5-1-
$0.57825
New
4
8
4-10
1
class A
Telephone
commori
(initial
Interprovincial
4-
4-10
1
11c
-
(quar.)_
Harvester, common (quar.)
Milling 4 ft - pfd,; (quar.)
L__
4-10
4-24
25c
_
6-
•
4-17
1
5- T
5-1
/
58^40
(quar.)^___ *
Powders, Ltd.) com.... 7'
4-10
4-25
4-25-
1
5-
'
preferred
International
'
45c
___
non-cumulative
4V*fe preferred (quar.)
—;
Lowney. (Walter M.r Ltd. (quar.)—
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend)_//__
"Lynchburg Gas (quar.
.
America
International
Glen-Gary- Shale Brick (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)J
■
5-
52 lie
three-lor-two stock split
Bronze
International
Goodman
-
North
Breweries, Ltd.,
*
(quar.)
common
4-20
International
87 lie
of
Coihmon after
Interior
37,/2c
(quar.t
4-16
5314c
55 lie
,
subject to approval of stockhold¬
April 28
ers
*
•
Gladding
1
Uckl,
4-20
1
5-
10c
Louisville <fc Nashville RR. (quar.)__
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.—
'
Co.
4-20
1-
5-
pfd.
Corp.;. new common
preferred (quar.)x.—
41 civ
3%
.
(quar.)
(quar.
^___
5-
"
Interne,tional Business Machines Corp.—
Stock dividend ( la share for each share
!
common
4-16
•
Intercheniical
'
5-15
5-
*-
preferred
1
35c '
(quar.)_._____
common
investment inc. and
realized securities profits)
55c
Georgia-Pacific- Corp, -(stock dividend)—
>
(One share for each four shares held. Sub' ject to stockholders
approval April 22)
Bro^.,
5-
$1.25
(6s from
5-15
-
3-1$
33c
—
$-1
3
Insurance
•-
*
—.____
—.___
"
25c
pfd. (quar.)__l_
Institutional-Growth Fund
5-15
Z.
/____
5c
-
Instituoional Shares. Ltd.— *
4-15
G-
;
62 lie
,
preferred- (initial)
Ger.esca, Inc.'*. common (quar.) w_~
Preferred- (quar.) _____
.-^nz
'4!i.%:
4-17
4-15
G2l'2C
6%
-
4-15
5- 1
inland Natural 'Gas,' Ltd., 5%
5-
5- 4
4-15
30c
"
Louisiana State Rico Mill, common—
$7 preferred (s-a)
Louisville Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)_
5% preferred (quar.)
•
preferred-(s-a);
7-24
50c
:
preferred <quar.K_-il~__.
Gimbel
4-30
•
•
preferred (quar:)———22__—Incorporated Income Fund__
Waterworks, Corp.—
5.10%
9-15
7-24
33c — '8-15
1
t40c
preferred (quar.)
7% non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
7% non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16%
pfd. (quar.) "
4.44%
prelerred (quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)
12-15
37 lie
$1.50"preferred (quar.
a
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
' '* *31 lie
Indianapolis Power A; Light, common (quarJ
37 lie
75c
Ingcrsoll-Rand Co.. common (quar.)
Indiana—
dividend)
5%- preferred-(quar.)____:
'•
9-30
12-30
'Indian Head Mills;
7-24
25c
*
1st pref. series B (quar.)
Island Lighting (quar.)_
7%
6-15
$1.25
4.70(p
4-24
—-
Common (stock
6-30
7 $1.25
51c
4-24
32 lic-
preferred. '(quar.)^^^___^2^—'
General
4-17
37lie
4-24
25c
:
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
3-16
1
5-
,
■■r-5.2<Mc
preferred <quar.
General Telephone- Co, of the Southwest—
-;
3-16
4-15
25 c
•
'
.-"5.16.% '
4-15
$40c
$1.25
Illinois Brick
.Illinois Power,
'
preferred- (quar.)-
General Telephone- Co." of Kentucky—
'•%5% preferred (quar.)_^_^-_—
8-16
iioc
■
;
—_
4-15
'
8
33c-' -5-15
•
.—
Telephone: Co. of
preferred; (quar.)
,-'$2.50 prefe*r«dv (quar.-)
;
~
-
-42
:
$20c
;
*4.08preferred (quar.)_^_—
V'; 4.20<'0 preferred (quar.)i.'__u__-.___
;
42«'.?; preferred (quar.
'
;
4.42'.J" preferred (quar:—
4-17
1
5-
-
1
6-
~'
4-16
4-16
"32lic-
—
(quar.)
Brick
Hygrade Food Products, 4fe
5 fo preferred (quar. >_
4- fl
.
4-30
.
•"
t$1.25
(quar.)
preferred: (quar.:)
(quar.)__
common
-
preferred (quan)^ttiLj___4-il_-- A
General
LonginesrWittnauer Watch
(reduced)
Looniis-Sayles Mutual Fund—
6
•4-30
.
87lic,
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred/(quart)_^
Ttelqphhne (Calif.»—_
4la-% preferred "(quar.)
;
'
General ^Telephone- Co. of Florida— •
(quar.) _•___
'$1.32' preferred (quar.)
4-15
"Hydraulic 'Pressed
-
preferred-
4-15
1
11-
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
A
*
General
$1
Long
1
5-
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)__„
preferred
(quar.)_____
Hydra-Power Corp. (quar.)—
4-10
.5-1 ;
37lic
General SPeeF Wares,
$-1.30
3-31
5-
$1.60
5fe
:•'!
4-10
4-22;
-
75c
'$1.25
033,*c
*-5%
-,
4-15
12 lie
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd.—
5(i>
4-24
.
G-
50c.
ldc
-
___
: *
\* •
preferred^ (quar.l--_—
L-l
$3s75 preferred (quant—^——
General ^ Shoo Corp.,- common
(quar.)
43;50-preferrod A- (quar.)__*__i*.___„-^.—,.
"1
3-31
5 f«
5-18
5-10
50c
--$5
-'$1.30 preferred
4-15
$1.10
preferred (quar.)-—
Refrigerator (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door
.
-V $1.-32-'
$1
0.40tj
General-Merchandise (quar.)
.
common
7-1®
10-101
50c
3-31
(quar.)
<4-10
5-
60c
^
3-31
4-15
(quar.)
class
50c
4-15
;
$-20
1
50c
30c
Link-Belt Co.
7-10
,8-1
75%
1-
9314c
Hussmann
_
—■_
-
convertible
j,
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—
80c
tlie
^
National Life Insurance Co.
' $.00614
(quar.)
'
Hubshman Factors Corp., class A
Class B (quar.>
i:
$7%c
Dynamics- Corp. (quar.)
General Electric .Co.- (quar.—
Mills* Inc. (quar.)
General Motors-Corp.—
preferred
Lincoln
'
each
General
General
A
(quar.)—-
-
4ft
*
stock
(in ef¬
January
receive
_
•
.
'
for each 4- held)'
-
preferred (qtiav.)
1^.1——1 ■
Household Finance, common (quar.)^___
3*4 fo
pre4erred
(quar.)_^
*
Class B
share for
one-for-four
one
a
;
4f«
Corp.—
of
plus
stockholders
fect
4-
:
from realized gains)___.
(stock dividend)
dividend
share
4-15
"
General America* Corp.,
Stock
dividend)——
Hotel Syracuse (N. Y.), common
4-15
20c
General American Industries, 6% pfd. (quar.)
General-. Bakeries; Ltd
General Baking Co., common (quar.)
General
1
5-
'
!.%4% preferred..'quar.)—
Gas Industries Fund—
-
12 lie
,
-
(stock
B
When
Holder*
payable -of Rec.
-' •
,
Share
""
*
Class
Per
v
j
-
dividend to
'
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Name of Company
5-15
6-15
*
"
Liberty Loan Corp.—'
4-21
6-15
4%
1
r
'
Payable of Rec.
'50c
Home
4-23
-v.
-
t
..
.
Per
"v
•
Rec
5-15
75c-
Fuller Brustv Co., class
Holder*
Pajt^e'of
\Share
ofCompany
Name
..
9
4-23
4- 1
4- S
29c
series
4-23
4-3
12c
4-1$
8>n
"
25c
7-
1
$-17
National
Shares
Corp.
(from ordinary
Inc.)
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1682)
Per
Share
Name of Company
,
30c
National Tank Co.
(quar.)
—
12'/2C
National Theatres
(quar.)—
——.
Neiman-Marcus Co.. 4Vj% pfd. (quar.)—: $1.00(4
When
1
4-13
4-
4-3C
4-16
5-15
5-
$2.40
New Brunswick Telephone
York
Company
North American Life
1
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-15
4-15
35c
6-12
5-29
Prince
5-
4-10
Procter
'Chicago?
8-24
8-14
4 ',4preferred
4.20%
5-11
4-
4-15
3-31
6
5-13
6-
3
3.35%
4-24
4-10
4.50%
20c
5-
1
4-14
37 V2c
5-
1
5-
1
1
3-23
_
-
$1.06
4-14
$1.06 %
4-14
3-20
3-20
$1.13
4-14
3-20
37 Vac
5-18
5-
50c
(quar.).
4-30
4
Northwest
3-31
Class
B
3-31
Ralston
3-31
$1.02
4-15
$1.02 Va
4-15
3-31
$1.02%
4-15
3-31
$1.04
6-
5-14
4-15
3-31
12 Vac
4-15
3-31
1
3-31
25c
5-
4-10
5-
1 i
1
25c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-10
■
4-10
Corp.
Purina
Co.
(C.
9c
Class B
4'/2%
6%
A
4-10
3-24
Southern
3-24
\ Common
% noc
5-25
4-15
1
4-20
4-20
3-31
4-20
3-3T
25c
4-27
3-16
7-
6-
87 Vac
4-30
4-23
5-
4-17
1
25c
5-
1
Otis
Elevator
Co.
Outlet Company
U5c
1$3
$25c
4-15
3-31
6-
1
5-1
4-15
5-15
4-15
4%% preferred A (quar.)—
4 Va %
2nd preferred
(initial)-—
Reynolds Tobacco, class B (stock dividend).
Pacific-Atlantic
Canadian
7-1
6-22
River
4-23
4-17
Rochester
7-23
7-17
Rochester Gas <Sr Electric Co., com.
60e
$1.25
20c
Investment,
5
Pacific Finance Corp. (Del.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Pacific
$4.50
preferred
$4.75
convertible
6%
Packard-Bell
Pacolet
preferred
4-24
4-
6
4-
1
4-
1
13c
6-
1
5-15
4-21
44-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
$6
Ltd..
3-20
Rolland
4-15
3-20
Class
4-15
3-20
__
Chemical
3-31
12 Vic
4-25
4-10
5-15
Stock
4-15
3-31
5-15
5-
1
Common
5-15
4-30
4-
5-
1
1
4-15
5-
8
4-15
5-15
4-17
5-
4-
145c
1$1.50
1
7
3
30c
4-20
3-31
40c
5-
4-15
1
(quar.)_.
30C
non-voting
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
1
2%
6-
1
5-
7
30c
-
6-
1
5-
1
2%
6-
1
5-
7
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
~
Stock
dividend
.'
•
(quar.)
$1.06'A
Cement
$2.80%
preferred
4-15
4-15
4-
5-
4-21
25c
17'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
preferred
_■
^
(quar.)
5-
1
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
$1.17
5-
1
4-10
75c
3-20
973/2C
5-
1
4-15
$1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-16
I2V2C
8%
preferred
~
4qc
Ph Blips
Lamps
(stccic
dividend) ——5%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
'
Ry.
com.
(initial-quar.K—III
Glass
$3.50
35c
~
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.—
"
I
~
±
:
1
g5C
_II~
IfidAc
Pitney-Bowes,
(3-for-l stock split, subject to approval of
stockholders April 15)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., common (quar.)
II
$2.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR
Pittston
25
100
iquar.)_
Plate
Company, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
III
III__
Standard
4-10
5-
4-15
4-25
-
4-
3%%
6
4-15
3-16
5-20
5%
preferred
5%
Class
Steak
5-14
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
■■r.i
■!
7-
6-
1
10c
4-15
4-30
State
1
Marine
6-
5-14
5-
4-15
4-15
4-15
Stock
Tubular
4-15
3-31
5-
4-
$1.25
Stock
:
(quar.)
—
(initial)
•>"
:
1
Security Columbian Banknote
(Quarterly
from
4-22
Seneca Hotel
4-10
Shareholders
Trust
5-
1
4-10
4-15
4-
3
4-27
4-
9
4-20
4-
9
Shares
of
of
beneficial
Class
A
4-15
3-31
4-15
4-
6-30
6-15
6
9-30
9-15
12-31
12-15
6-10
5-27
of
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
J40C
Co.
<N.
1
4-
8
5-15
4-15
40c
Trust
4-15
3-31
Y.)
;
Stern
&
5-
15c
&
Textiles
preferred
(quar.)_
56c
Container
(quar.)
:
Clothier, common, (quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
(reduced
7-
25c
■
1
6-19
4-24
20c
4-13
5-
4-15
1
12 Vic
4-20
4-15
4-
65c
quar.)
4-30
15c
com.
(quar.)
5.2%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
(1952-1954 series)
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
7-
1
6-15
65c
Sun Life Assurance Co.
7-
1
5-29
1
5-29
Symington Wayne Corp.
6-15
6-
t$1.25
Super
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
r. I. M.
1
35c
1
4-20
?
+S1.25
4-15
3-13
10c
4-15
4-
S
15c
4-15
4-
1
4-30
4-15
25c
5-15
4-21
-■
(quar.)
Talon,
E.. Inc.
B
I7V2C-
class A (quar.)
Inc.,
*
Class
(quar.)__—L
(quar.)
25c
5-15
20c
5-15
4-21
20c
5-
4-15
27c
6-15
6-
$5c
6-
1
5- 1
Telechrcme
2%
6-18
6- 3
4%
preferred
(s-a)____
3-26
4-17
4-10 7-.
6-15
5-25 '
26c
28c
4-15
3-31
Temco
4-15
3-31
$4
4-15
3-31
$4.76
(quar.)_
preferred (quar,)_
4-15
3-31
$4.84
preferred
-
20c
4-15
4-
4-15
3-31
17c
2%,
3
4-15
4-
3
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
4-15
3-25 ~
7-24
7-
3
4-13
1
4-15
4-15
3-31
6-11
4-20
5-
8-10
3-31
7-20
37V2C
4-15
3-31
25c
4-15
4-
1
Taylor & Fenn Co.,
4.32%
Terre
Texaco
4%
Canada.
Texas
ers
Finance
Toledo
Edison,
%
4-30
4-15
Traders
<Sr
f20c
5-25
5-15
4-19
1
4-15
1
4-15
6-15
5-15
$1.14
5-
1
4-10
12'/2 c
4-15
3-31
17 '/2C
4-15
3-31
4-30
4-20
4-15
3-31
Company
6-
4-15
4-10
5-13
(N.
5
4-
9
6-
1
5-15
$1.06'A
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
$1.14
5-15
50c
4-15
4-
3
(quar.)
20c
5-15
5-
1
(quar.)__
t40c
4-15
4- 7
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-31
4-27
4-
Y.)
22'/2c
Airways Inc.
(quar.)_.
dividend)
5-
4-28
Sl.O6.V4
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Continental
(Stock
5-21
$1.75
17 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Building Assn. Ltd.
A
1
50c
preferred
Caribbean
Class
Tl5c
(Del.)—
7 Vic
Industries—
(one
share
of
4-14
f33V3c
7%
Trailer Industries for each
—
4-15
5-
5-
IOC
(quar.)
Trans
Trans
(increased-quar.)
1
Line—
(quar.)
Trust
Trane
3-31
Pipe
(quar.)—
Bank
4-30
1
5-
$1.27
(quar.)
common
Mfg. Co.
Trade
10c
5-
$1.16
preferred
Towle
1
10c
Interest
$1
$1.14
Gas
4.56%
1
4-
3-25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4-
3-31
3-31
4-15
preferred
4-
3
4-20
4.25%
5-11
4-
¥$1
(stock dividend)—
preferred
4-15
4-28
4-30
30c
Products
4-15
$1
5-30
(Bait.),
68%c
7c
f40c
'
$1.25
income)
(quar.)
Industries
5-
Boston—
3-27
common
(quar.)
Tinner man
Inc.—
4-10
4-15
stock split subject to stockhold¬
approval April 16)
Canadian General Investment, Ltd._
4-17
9
4-10
1
(3-for-l
5-
2%
4-10
1
5-
15c
Texas Power & Light, $4.56
preferred (quar.)
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass (quar.)
Thompson-Starrett Co., 70c pfd. (arrears)
4 %4
—
1
5-
(quar.)
Natural
Thiokol ©hemical
5-
Mfg.
(quar.)
Common
1
$1.21
(quar.)_
Illinois
$1
:
&
preferred
4.64%
4-21
$1
preferred
5.08%
Texas
1
$1.19
:
$4 pfd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Thompson
5-14
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
7-17
1
(quar.)
(stock
Electric Service,
4.56%
8-
6-
;
-
Ltd..
preferred
27V2C
91 Vic
-
Haute Malleable
Time
4-17
preferred
Mfg., class A
Aircraft
(quar.)
preferred
85c
•
common
convertible
4-17
5-
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
Common
4-10
25c
25c
4-24
27 V2 c
(Chicago)
1
4-10
1
$1.25
Third
(quar.)
investment
5-15
5-
1
5-
Corp.—
7-
5%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4-
7c
3-31
5-
15c
+
(quar.)
3-26
5%
5% ^preferred
62 Vic
4-15
tlOc
gains
of Canada (quar.)
Mold Corp.
(Calif.)
(quar.)_____
3upertest Petroleum Corp., Lid.—
5% preference (quar.)
Swank, Inc. (quar.)
_a
8c
& Company, common
Schwitzer Corp.—
5 V2 €!o preferred (quar.)
Shares
4-15
1
$1.25
GOc
1 V
$20c
37VaC
dividend
American
4-10
5-
1
(quar.)
•-4-24
(quar.)
(Ed.)
Selected
$1
1
50c
'
—__
4-15
30c
5c
22c
—
1
87ViC
7
r.
(quar.)—
Ltd.,-class A (quar.)_
Industries (quar.)
dividend
Corp.,
5-20
4-23
(quar.)
22V2C
—_
1
1
from capital
$6c »'
:
(inc. quar.)
dividend
Schuster
6-
1
Teck-Ilughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
_i_
7
6-
5c
30c
(quar.)—
6-
G
*
$1.25
Scarfe & Co.,
Stock
2
Co.—
Saxon Paper Corp.
Schenley
7
4-
6-12
9-14
Suburban Propane Gas Oorp.—
5-29
Insurance
Products
4-
4-17
93%c
(quar.)
Stubnitz-Greene
3-31
$1.50
•
—I
25c
Savannah Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
25c
4.36% preferred A (quar.)—
$1.09
514%
preferred B (quar.)_____
—$1.31 Vt
Sawliill
4-15
t56'Ac
(quar.)
Stores
Srawbridge &
3-31
$1.37 Va
6-30
Company
Sargent & Company
12-
preferred
Stone
4
10c
$1
$1.07Va
4V2% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
Co.
12-15
preferred
4 Vi %
4-30
4-
4-
Shake
Quarterly
3-31
5-31
Ltd.—
(initial)
San Diego Gas & Electric, com.
5.60% preferred (quar.)
Sanborn Map
1
Investment—
income and
preferred
Stern
1
4-10*'
common
Sanborn
4-15
1
50C
•.
:_L_—_a—2—-
Parts Corp. ■.
Sterling National Bank
"5-15
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
New
1
710-
40c
•
Steel
5-15
1
$1.12 Va
—
&
5-
1
5%
3-31
6-
6-15
A
(quar.)______—
V $1.25
A
(quar.)
$1.25
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)_- ■
$25c
preferred A (quar.)
• t$1.25
Fire
4-15
5%
3-30 "
4-
4-20
'n
5%
-3-31
-
4-24
6-19
1
4-21
Street
20c from
5
6-
.,; t25c
'• 5; 15c
J$1.0aV'4
preferred
Paul
1
7 %e
5-14
Lawrence
5%
4-
5-
$1.25
(quar.)'.__
1
4-30
7
5-
A
1
6-15
preferred
5%
St.
4-20
4-15
Ohio—
6-
;—15c
(monthly)——..
10c
5-
4-20
of
6-
50e
.(quar.)
A
4-20
4-20
1
10c
<quar.)_____
Ltd., class B (quar.)________
5-14
$2
preferred (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Scovill Manufacturing—
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Finance (stock dividend)
Seagrave Corp., 5%- preferred (quar.)
5Va%
preferred (quar.%
1
Co.
5-14
25c
5Va%
5-
Oil
1
25c
Ry.
1
1
5-
70c
preferred
Stanley Brock,
4-10
6-20
4-15
$1.25
(quar.$1
Finance
Francisco
55-
to
;
1
(s-a)
4-20
3%
—
dividend
$4 preferred
Pittsburgh
Pioneer
new
Louis-San
4-20
Jersey)—
Fuel Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
6-
(monthly)
Schering
Common
(stock
4-10
4-15
4%
5%
4-10
$1.10
(quar.)
common
3.90%
Pillsbury Co.,
1
95c
(quar.)
Piedmont & Northern
1
4-30
3-20
$1.07V2
(quar.)
Common
5-15
Co.—
4.30%
4.68%
preferred
Philip Morris. Inc.,
1
8c
(quar.)—
Electric
6-
50c
!PerUine Industries, Inc., class A common
Perkins Machine & Gear (quar.)
Philadelphia
$1.06
$1.16
.
Fermanentc
3t.
St.
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
4.64% preferred (quar.)—
4.25% preferred
(quar.)
Peoples Gas. Liuht <fc Coke (quar.)
4 Vi %
Steel Co.
com.
4-20
Standard
4-20
6-
(monthly)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
4-25
5-
11c
—
4-30
lOc
tl5c
(quar.)—
Ltd
(New
.5-14
Common
25c
(quar.)—
voting
4-20
5-
10c
Inc.,
4-20
1
30c
___——.7_
Sterchi Bros.
(quar.)—
Stores.
7'Ac
.
———
Insurance
1
.
1
1
7—
5.2%
Safety Industries
_A—
held)—
Fire
6-
-
5-
5-
5c
Quarterly
5-81
dividend
Common
Standard
$•1,23%
—
1
i.5-
56'Ac
$1.18%
5% preferred B (quar.)
5V2%
preferred C (quar.).—e
6%
preferred D (quar.)———
Royalties Management Corp.
6-19
4-15
V
9
5
pfd. A (quar.)
4-20
Springfield Television Broadcasting Corp._
Standard
Dredging, $1.60 preferred (quar.)
5-
(quar.)
Co.
3-31
5-
4-30
30c
5
Royal McBee Corp., 4Va%
4-24
5-15
4-15
30c
4-13
Roxbury
4-27
(quar.)——
$1.02 Va
——
5-15
8-14
,_a„
$1.02 Va
(quar.)————...
6-15
9-15
dividend)—
Springfield Gas Light (Mass.)
1
•-4-15
5-
c
(stock
(quar.)
International RR.
6-
3-20
6-30
4-
1
45c
—_—
3-20
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-
Corp.—
Carpet
5-
Bros,
preferred
Spokane
4-17
3-20
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
Common
4 Vi %
Ar
(quar.)
6-15
4-15
Square Mutual Fund
Pennsalt
Paper
B
Saieway
—,
3-24
G. >
6-15
4-15
lOc
Ltd
Common
12-15
4-23
(A.
i25c
$1.18%
(quar.)..
sh.
1-1-60
25c
Corp.
(quar.)——
Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
4-10
Special Investments «Ss Securities, Inc.—
37 %c
4V4% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spalding
9-15 *
$.08333
Valley RR.
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)Co., 40c pfd.
common
preferred
Penn
9-15
20c
(quar.)_—
$1.09
Plywood
Aircraft
4-10
1
4-15
97V2C
1
(quar.)——
Ltd.
1
5-
92 '/2c
92V2C
1
—1——.—...
—
(James),
5-
$1.03%
(quar.)——
$1
participating preferred
Participating
Rohr
i0c
(quar.)—
Parker Drilling Co. of Canada,
Paymaster Consolidated Mines,
Penman's
$1.50
Robertson
Roddis
$1.50
—.
preferred
10-
4-15.
—
——„—_
4-10
4-15
$1.10
10-
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-27
1
Co.—
(increased)
&
C.t
(S.
H
4-15
(quar.)—_
Co.
Parker
preferred
A
27 V2C
(quai\)_„
30c
^
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
3.70 %•
5-
(quar,).
——
$1.18%
__
Corp,—
Stock div. (7 shs. for each
Parke, Davis
preferred
3.90%
6-15
5-
(quar,)-
4-15
5-
Pantex Mfg.
Park
4.15%
6-15
87V2C
preferred J (quar.)—
———
4%% preferred I iquar.)—
4.95% preferred K (quar.)
——
Robbins & Myers, Inc., common (quar.)
3
4-15
F
$1.10
pfd.
& Telegraph
(quar.)—..—
(quar.)—
Coca-Cola Bottling
4-16
59%
4.10%
preferred
Rochester & Genessee
Mfg.
Panama
4.10%
(quar.)
65c
(quar.)
Electronics
3
4-21
4-15
$1.25
Telephone
preferred
4-
1
4-15
25%
150c
(quar.)
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific Outdoor Advertising
Pacific
4-24
5-
Rice
Button
5-
4-10
-
27'Ac
1
100%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills Inc.
$1.12Va
Co.
Lighting Corp., $4.36
preferred
(quar.)
$4.40
4%
25c
,
Brand
6-22
25c
Ltd—
preferred
1
$1.25
(quar.)
1
93 %c
$1.44
3%%,
5-
33%%
(quar.)_
par)
par)
7-
$1.19
%
$1.19
Clay Products (stock dividend)
Coast Terminals Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Pacific Gas & Electric
common
—$1.43
.__
Pacific
Inc.
4-16
Owens-Corning Piberglas Corp. (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., common (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
Pacific
Rich's
4-16
3-27
5-1
25c
(quar.i_
Reynolds Metals—
5-15
3-20
4-15
$1.15
($100
3-31
3-31
4-15
25 c'i.
(quar.)
7-
75c
,
—_
4-20
Service—
(S25
4-10
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
50c
——_
preferred
4-15
—
preferred
1
25c
a
Public
5-15
6-
.■>
10c
4-30
28c
4-15
————
dividend)
5-15
1
(quar.)_.
preferred
4-25
Corp.
3-31
6-. 1
6-
59c
_____
Drug, common (quar.)_
1st preferred (quar.)___
Southwestern
4-15
4
59c
Southwestern
$5
4
3-31
4-
(Dallas)—
preferred
15c
Steel
1
_
(Stock
4-
4-15
22tic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
4.40%,
25c
1
preferred
preferred
Life
4.40%
Republic Supply
7-
ncn-cum
4- 4
4-30
4-30
JS1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4.36%
Republic
$1
ncn-cum
5%
4-30
22tic
Telephone (quar.)
4-15
4-10
—^
Power
4-. 2
4-10
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5%
1
3-27
$1.20
5c
(Calif.) (quar.)—.
Racing Assn., Inc. (quar.)_^
Reynolds
Aluminum
Co.,
Ltd.
(Canada)—
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)—
L-
—
(quar.)
Nevada
4-
3-27
4-13
Electric—
28c
45c
—
5-
preferred
&
6-12
4-24
(quar.)
4-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Gas
1
5-
4-24
A
5-
5.75%
Indiana
4-16
25c
class
1
4-13
*:
$0.2656>/«
Co., com.
(quar.)______;
6-26
25c
tl5c
3-31
$1.10
4-15
4-15
-28c
25c
Power
2nd preferred
4.60%
:
(quar.)
27c
$1.16
5.75%
Colorado
Southland
.
4-22
(quar.)
3
4-15
162Vic
Southern New England
Southern Railway—
4-22
4-20
(quar..).——X„—•_«—22Vac.
D
A
5-
37Vic
common
5c
class
81.10
.
37-Vic
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1st preferred
Southern
4-15
1
6% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Southern Materials (quar.)_.
4-9
5-14
5-
—
1
4-30
65c
-
4.80%
6-12
4-21
5-
Corp. (N. Y.)
(s-a)—
(Canada), Ltd.
(quar.)——„—
Reliance Electric & Engineering (quar.)
Rcnold Chains, Ltd., $1.10 class A
(quar.)
Extra
.*
5-
28Vic
j
participating preferred
Southern
9-14
50c
2-for-l stock split
a
1
1
5-14
25c
preferred A (quar.).
preferred 33 (quar.)—_
convertible preferred C (quar.)
preferred
10:
55c
$1.25
1S1.75
_
4%
7-
+$1.5C
(quar.)
com.
Water,
4.72%
8
$1.06
113%c
7%
preferred (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
6{o
5-21
4-10
(quar.)
C
1
6-11
$$1.50
Reitman's
3-31
4-
15c
(quar.)
Canada Power Co.,
Southern
5-
tl5c
—
Reinsurance
4-23
3-31
4-30
io%i
California
4-20
v.,':/
3-20
1
4-30
4-15
(quar.)_________
preferred (quar.)
414% preferred (quar.)__
4-20
•.
3-26
5-
-7-,—7'%c
preferred A (quar.)
50c
(quar.)—
v
4-10
60c
4%
$1.50
Revere
;
6%'
1
3-31
Quebec Ry. (s-a)
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., common (quar.)
4.65%
4.75%
4-
4-15
4-20
&
Common
1
; 25c
Stockholders approve
1
4-30
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Southern
2
4-
4-30
•
preferred
Ontario
4-
4-15
20c
——.-
Jockey Club,
conv. pfd.
B
4-25
25c
4%
Inc.
Southern California Gas,
—
Oklahoma
Sugars,
California Edison,
preferred > (quar.)
30c
-■
3
1
4-13
;
40c
dividend
10c
A.)
25c
Ontario
Soutiidown
preferred
5%
(Mass.), 5% preferred
Co., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—„__—
Reichhold Chemical'—
'
RcecI
4-
5-
J30c
Coast
4.48%
Reading Company
(quar.)_^
class A^7~—
4.56%
...
1$1
Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.) —.——
4.24% preferred (quar.) ———
Old National Corp., class A
1
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.
5-
1
Engineering,
4-24
6% preferred
(s-a)^———€% preferred (s-a)
Raymond International (quar.)-.—.——
3-31
4-15
1
4-17
j50c
4-24 ;
—
4-13
5-
25c
(quar.)—
4-24
(quar.),—
15c;.
f25c
j.
(quar.)
Hungerford)
5-15
(quar.)
4-10
4-30
J30c
5-15
————_——
1
t53c>
5-15
?
•___
common
25c
V
5-
5-15
.
75c
of America, common
preferred (quar.)
1st
25c
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.,
$1.12 Va
Extra
25c
(s-a)
(J.
Stock
—-—
3-20
t20c
(quar.)
84c
Reece Corp.
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4%
5-14
,
(quar.)._..—
Northwest Industries
5-14
5-14
(s-a)
2
1
Corp. (quar.)_2__'——
12Vic
South Georgia Natural Gas (quar.)
12Vic
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
;
x.
4Vi% preferred (quar.)$i,12Vi
6-1
(quar.)
4-
4-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
2%
$3.5C
4-15
5-
A
1
Co.,
preferred
South
6- 1
$1.16
(quar.)_—
Inc. (quarterly from
Radio Corp.
class
Cc.,
6-
Canada,
(Initial)
4.72%
4-20
split---—1
Engineering
1
$1.05
preferred
& E.
T.
3-31
25c
stock
$2
4-14
5-
SI.12%
Gats Co., common (quar.) —
preferred
(quax*.)—
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
Participating class A (quar.)———™—.
4-24
Northwest Bancorpora/iion—
Three-for-one
Soroban
47!ic
6%
90c
.
Smith
3-25
Quaker
27 Vac
_—
5-15
3
Southern
$40c
(quar.)_
;
$4.08 preferred (quar.)——
$4.10 preferred (quar.)——
$4.11 preferred (quar.)
$4.1G preferred (quar.)
Northern Telephone, Ltd., common
1
4-15
$1.06%
Quaker City Life Insurance
Stock dividend—^
R.
(Minn.)—
(increased)
6-
Common
4-10
Y.)—
preferred
$3.GO
30c
Smith
3-23
5-
4-
Fund,
current
and accumulated ffct Income—_
4-14
25c
1
(quar.)
com.
&
l
1
(A. O.) Corp. (quar.)__
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
5-
—
preferred
?
Smith
4-29
4-15
,
Cable
&
4-
5-
145c
preferred
1
$2
(quar.)
Puritan
Quarterly
——a--——————
Northern Pacific Ry. (quar.)————Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—
Common " (quar.)
———
Common
Common
6-15
5-20
1
(N.)
$2.12
5-29
iquar. i_—
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred (quar.)—
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire-
7- 2
$1.25
(increased)
preferred
6-
V
\V4re
5-
———
pl'd.
4 Va %
15c
(quar.)_—'
10c
(quar,
4-16
tl5c
(quar.)—
3-20
ZU'.dc
(quar.
4-
'
Northern States Power
8%
4-16
6
4-15
Slater
t50c
increased 1
5-
162 Vic
$4.22 preferred (quar.)————
4.25 % preferred (quar.)—————_
(N.
1
Co.,
15c
preferred (1056 series)
Engineering Works (quar.)
Co., com.
Co.
Gamble
&
50c
.
Northern
5% preferred (quar.)—
Northern Indiana Public Service
Gardner
25c
8
3-20
25'c.
Public Service Co. of Colorado,
12'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
North Star Oil, Ltd.. class A (quar.)
preferred
1
1
—
American Refractories
Corp.. common
5-
,
4-15
...——
—
(stock dividend)
Price Bros & Co., Ltd. (quar.
Inc.
of
oj Rec.
4-15
$1.50
(1957)
Ltd. „r—
Sicks'
Breweries, Ltd.
Preferred (initial semi-annual t
Simms (T. S.) & Co.. Ltd., $1
pfd. (quar.)—
3-31
J 75c
6%
Co.
Holden
Payable
15c
Save
&
When
,
25c
Common (quar. >
Shop
.
Share
-
America
of
Sherwin-Williams
5
f56c
(quar.)
25c
93%c
Coal
American
Insurance
% preferred
Corp.
Simplex
partic. preferred (quar.)___,
Prentlce-IIall, Inc. (quar.)_—
President Electric, Ltd.
iquar.)
pld. (quar.) —
North
convertible
4 Vi
Co., 3.60%
preferred B
Corp.
121ic
——
Northern Illinois Gas
General
Edison
—
—
$5 pfd. (quar.)„—
Electric Co. (quar.
25c
Insurance
North
preferred
4-13
Potomac
10c
4Vi%
4-13
1
1
3-25
3-28
(quar.
No-Sag Snring (quar,
Northern
1
5-
5-
4-15
1-15
—
Norfolk & western Ry.,.4%
$1.50
5-
5-15
4-15
.
(Md.»
Share Corp.
Northern Illinois
90c
$1.17%
Portland
preferred (quar,):.
Preway,
Newberry (J. J.) Co.
3%% preferred
(quar.)
$2.50
pfd. (quar.)—A:
(quar.)——_aa—
of Canada
1
40c
Wire Cloth.(quar.)——_._—
C.)
4-15
5-
27'/2c
Jersey Natural Gas Co.. coin
(quar.)._
York' Merchandise (increased)
'A.
30c
5-15
15c
New
Nielsen
4-10
4-
GOc
New
Niagara
4-30
(quar.)
Portland Gas Light,
4.70%
4-10
4-30
4-15
3
Foods
(quar.)
Sheraton-Gibson, 6'% preferred (quar.)_—
1
SI. 25
4-
Power
5-
5-15
(7 % 1 ;
(quar.)—".'~Ji>
Company
Slieraton
1
$1.06%
$1.37 VL¬
K.»
(H.
4-3
35c
England Gas & Electric Assn.—
Common
(quar.)
:
;
New
Porter
Name oj
Shedd-Bartush
4-
4-17
5c
x
——
Monday, April 18, 1959
.
Per
0/ Kec
3-31
4-15
65c
—_
(quar.)—
(Del.) 4'A% pfd.
4-24
5Vi%
<quar.>__
—'
(quar.)
Plymouth Rubber
4-13
New
■
Co.
Cordage
18c
(quar.)
Meter, common (quar.)——-preferred (quar.)„
Neptune
Plymouth
(ouar.j—•—_*
Cable
&
25c
'
1
Products Canada, Ltd.
Common
Wire
tl5c
Nelly Don. Inc. (quar.> .——-aNeon
Plastic
Payable
Share
Name 0/ Company
,
Holder*
When
Pei
Holder*
Payable oj Kec
.
Highway
10 shs. held)
(Continued
on
page
44)
7
Volume 189
Number 5837
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1683)
11
WJi
Stock Record «»
York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
«
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1.
Year 1958
Highest
Lowest
30?a Jan
7
Jan
371 a
7
45% Mar 31
Abacus
59% Feb
9
71% Apr
Abbott Laboratories
6
24
112% Feb 18
121
Apr
10
20% Aug 26
18% Mar 26
31
Jan
27
49% Oct 24
47% Jan
2
56 % Feb
19
24% Nov
19% Mar 20
23% Jan
2
Nov
3
2
18
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
40% Jan
120
July 15
14?a Jan
Highest
29
40 % Dec
13
1021 a Jan
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
71% Nov 20
3
433« Jan
,'14-
Lowest
4%
Fund—
convertible
—
preferred
29% Oct
14
26
Jan
2
33
29% Dec
31
27?; Apr
S
30% Mar
33
Jail
J
37% Mar 30
94% Jan
2
15
Adams
71%
46
*44?;
46%
70%
>
70%
,71%
_1
120
19
120
19%
52
53%
*119
19%
1
20%
20?it
32%
32%
79% Feb
3
9
35
3
3% Feb
9
7
19% Jan
2
22?; Apr
9
23% Jan
2
293
89
2
16
Dec
31
2% Jan
3
11% Jan
2
5
July
20% Nov
2*
26
14
Jan
72
Jan
4% Jan
80 % Nov 24
16
10% Dec
2
i
Dec
Jan
93
Nov
13
280
July 31
80
Jan
21
160
Dec
29
14% Apr
30% Jan
2
33
Dec
30
49% Nov
11
SI
160
Jan
16
12
6
8
7
Allen Industries Inc
14
102
96?; Oct
16
36% Jun
2
12
2
107?; Feb 24
2
42?; Mar 25
21?; Mar 20
Allied Chemical Corp****-Allied Kid Co—
When issued
,
9
59?; Mar 18
Amed Laboratories Inc——No par
Allied
Allied
Allied
4%
17
Dfcc
57
Jan
29?; Jan
7
33?; Jun
Jan
48?; Jan
43% Oct
13
39?; Jan
5
44% Feb 24
10% May 19
15% Jan
21
11% Jan
2
35?4 Jan
2
55?; Dec
11
52?; Jan
5
14% Feb
60?; Mar
74
Jan
6
22 %
May 19
82?; July 28
30?; Dec 31
27
Jan
2
SI?; Jan
4
4
78?; Jan 26
83?; Mar 17
26% Feb
30% Mar
18
Mills——————No
Jan
Jun
25
36?; Feb 10
39Va Feb 25
33% Jan
5
Aluminium
93?; Jan
6
52
Jan 29
112
Limited—
Aluminum Co of America
96?; Oct 13
Jan
15
52
Apr
29
33% Jan
Jan
21
42?; Dec
11
39
Feb 12
44?; Jan
7
Amalgamated Sugar Co
33?; Feb 21
53% Dec
15
47% Feb 11
56?; Apr
6
Amerace
17
5
.
Amerada Petroleum Corp—..No par
60?a Jan
22
27?
t
2
Feb
25
64% Jan
2
81
114?; Sep
5
12%
*95
196
9
39
Mar
6
American
2
50% Mar
9
American Brake Shoe Co
11
25 ?; Apr
American
13
Jan
2
22
20?; Jan
2
19
Jan
2
19
7
3?; Jan
2
20?; Sep 22
9?; Nov 17
41% Jan
2
52?; Nov
18
43?; Apr
s
37J% Sep 11
39?b Jan
2
42% Jan
21
38%
ouu
4
47?4 Jan
2
45% Dec 24
47?; Dec
19
29?; Jan
17
44?; Dec
15
80?; Jan
3
39?; Jan
17
55?; Dec
25
Nov
51
50?a Jan
2
40% Mar
2
55 V2 Mar 13
44% Mar 17
49?; Apr
8
38 Mj Mar 17
42% Jan
2
Mar
Jan
15
89
46% Feb
17
57?; Mar 23
9
84
6
11
49w
4
Feb
24
40?; NOV 20
38% Feb
Apr
8
38% Jan
2
55?; Dec
47% Feb 13
85 V* Jan
2
14?; Jan
2
26?a Nov 13
25
Jan
2
38% Mar 18
32?; Feb
12
44
41
Apr
7
45
19% Jan
2
30?; Dec
29% Feb
11
11?; Jan
2
18?; Oct 30
56% Jan
2
17
Sep 22
31
41?& Dec
16?a Apr
1
II
31
73
Jan 13
13
Jan
3
18
Aug 27
94
Jan
31
108
Apr 21
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
2
32?; Jan
79
Jan
134
Dec
17?; Nov
122
18
10
3
2
59% NOV
17
53?; Jan
8
14
85?; Jun
lo
80
Jan
28
70
11
Apr
.No par
American Hardware Corp
Apr
.12.50
Products——...1
American Ice Co common—-No par
9% non-cumulative preferred.100
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111—1
5V*% prior preferred—
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90%
preferred
100
American Home
6
24?; Apr
2
110
Mar 30
18?; Feb 24
20?; Jan
2
2
19?; Apr
Jun
102
-5
18% Jan 22
Mar 17
16% Jan
21?; July 28
111
American European secur
Feb 25
105
2
72?; Mar 13
82 ?4
82
82
28?;
28?;
28?;
28?;
28?b
28?;
*108?;
109%
108?;
108?.'|
109?;
*107?;
109%
37?;
37?;
37?;
37%
37?;
37?;
37%
37
371/4
28%
28?;
28?:,
28?;
28?;
27?;
28%
27%
28
84?:,
83?;
84%
83?;
84?;
45
42
43
83%
83
45%
44
56 %
*43
44
54
99
,
103
55?;
93
99?;
104
103?;
31?;
32?;
154
154
72?4 Apr
46% Feb
28?; Jan
35?; Dec
2
34?4 Sep 12
33% Apr
7
21?; Jan
2
144?; Nov 26
157
May 12
34?b Nov
6
22?; Jan 13
48% Apr 10
35?4 Jan
2
Oct
140
Jan
43
117?; Jan
2
68
31?s Jan
8?4 Jan
167% Jan.
6
17% Feb
Feb
18
32% Jan
8
147
52?; Mar 31
3
2
Mar 17
40% Mar 17
60% Feb
5
46% Jan
8
56% Feb 27
2
148% Mar 20
2
63% Mar 9
124
Jan 16
7
July 16
60
Jan
120?; Jan
5
29 ?i Dec
30
26% Mar 26
45?a Dec
18
45
Jan
2
Dec
31
.35?; Dec
3
86?4 Mar 11
32% Jan
2
35?; Dec
4
33?; Jan
2
.14?; Nov
6
2
227?» Dec 18
105
6
74% Feb 27
152
4
142 % Jan
126
2
t3?2 Jan
6
25?; Feb 12
15% Jan
18
Jun 13
61?; Nov
27% Dec 22
27% Jan
43?a Jan 20
49% Mar
54% Mar
6
38?; Jan
May 5
51?a Oct 20
155
2
2
2
40?; Nov 14
49?4 Aug
8
16?; Dec 30
»
-
97?-3 Dec
134?; Jun
:
1
7
13 y2 Jan 26
224?i Jan.
2
95
Feb 16
28
Feb 12
60?a Mar 20
105
Jan
43?; Mar
American Stores Co
4
American Sugar
16
250'
Apr
6
107% Jan 26
39.
Nov
4
11
123?; Jan
2
37
Jan 16
13?; Mar 12
26% Jan 15
129% Jan 20
12
2
27% Feb
6
17?; Mar 18
67?4 Jan 21
119% Sep 15
25?2 Jan
2,
-i
Refining com—25
7% preferred—j—
25
American Sumatra Tobacco——-5
American Tel Ss Tel Co—
100
American Tobacco common——25
4% preferred———
100
American Viscose Corp
—25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred -4*1 - series.——25
2
35% Feb 18
177/s Feb
American Molasses Co
American Motors Corp—
84% Feb 25
45% Mar 11
15 y8 Jan
23
Feb
3
2:
15?; July 11
8
28?; Dec 29
23% Jan io
27% Dec 23
24% Jan
.4
17?; Nov
6
14?; Jan
£
371/2 Dec
5
32 y* Jan
6
7
46?b Mar 13
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
63?3 Oct .13
60 y8 Jan
2
74?; Mar 17
Anaconda
61?; Oct 14
53% Jan
7
60?; Mar 18
9% Jan
26
Jan
10% Jun
22?aJan
2?; Apr
40
Jan 13.
46% Jun 20
29
3
Apr
Preferred 8%%*
Dec
23
22
1
39
Jan
88
31
2
100
Jan
-2
Ampex
Corp
2
Jan
13
3
39% Jan
5
May 31
41% Nov 14
90?; Jan 20
95?; Apr
39?; Jan
9
4
32 ?2 Dec
30?; Jan
8
36% Jan
Dec
|Hx, (149.87%dividend.
31
5
33
34
Feb
Mar
For all other footnotes see
page
Smelting—1
—
1
American Zinc Lead Sc
7
14
23.
^
Co
——50
Anaconda Wire & Cable ..——No par
Anchor Hocking
29
series——25
Glass Corp—
Common
$4
preferred
.6.25
No par
& Co
—21.80
tnderson-Prtchard Oil Corp
10
Anderson Clayton
102
102
32?;
32
33?;
33
155
160 %
*158
46?;
46 y2
46%
97?;
102
33?;
162
46?;
113%
110?;
112?;
114
*113
116%
100
36?;
36?;
36%
*36
36%
*36
36?;
300
*62
63
63
*62
63
*6i?;
62%
34?b
35
34?;
35?;
13,700
49?;
49^
49?;
49?;
5,800
63
*62
*62
34?;
35%
34?;
35
34?;
35 ?
50%
50?;
50?;
50%
49%
50
23%
23?;
23%
*19?;
12?;
45?;
40%
53
47 %
u
114
4
24
19%
12?;
46?;
40?.:
53%
49
,
'
23 ? h
*19%
11%
44?;
40?;
53%
47?;
40?;
*38
52?;
45?;
50?;
24%
24 ?J
19?.,
19?;
19?;
*19?|
12?;
11%
12%
45?;
43 ?;
44?.,
lli%
43?;
39?;
25%
25?;
*19%
20
11?;
44?;
43?;
39%
44
39%
39?;
40
40?,,
53%
53?;
54?;
54
54%
53?;
48?;
49 ?-4
48?;
49?;
48%
41
41
41
48?;
41?;
89?;
*88
*88
89?;
40%
41
41
44?;
51%
34?i
41
35?;
42,«
35
41
32%
33
32?-
32?;
32?;
33
32%
32%
32?;
17
17?;
17
17?;
16%
17'/a
17%
*88
89?;
52?;
53%
51%
47?;
46?;
49
47%
51?;
51
51?;
51?;
35?;
35%
33
142
22?i
120
x
10
»
18
19?i,
103%
69%
82
*40
32?;
327/a
32?;
xl40
141
138
21?;
21?;
20
*105
120
*105
17?;
19?
*40
41
17?;
17?;
19?;
19%:
1
*102
103?;
*102
83
70%
82%
83
*96?;
28?;
28?,,
15 ?«
15
15
35
36?;
69?;
70?;
70?;
72
40
39?;
40
45%
45
45%
44%
50?;
53?;
53?;
50?;
49?;
38?;
53
48?
38%
.53
i.
49?;
49?;
145
145
i44?.»
62
61
61
60?;
124
123
123
*121?;
,
400
34,600
98
98
28%
28?;
28
15
15
14?;
28%
14?;
10,200
500
36?;
37?;
72?;
36?;
37%
173,400
72
x71%
71%
39?;
40 V*
40?;
4i?;
44%:
44?;
45'%
52
•
146
500
1
37?,,
51?;
145
83%
15?;
36?;
*61
124
v
08
23?;
*15
52?;
100
28?,
*96?;
38?;
23,000
84
98
38?;
70
70?;
82%
27 ?4
28?«
38?;
18,500
42?;
is?;
27?;
15?;
600
19?;
84
42:!»
*42
151
69?;
*81
17%
103%
42%
27?;
51%
15?;
19%
8,000
6,000
120
27%
98
151
17%
*103
3,900
21?;
42
•
151
*105
'
4.00Q
38,800
144
27%
27?;,
15?;
21?;
42
83?;
42?;
27?;
52?;
32%
100
32?;
17%
33%l
27?;
42? 4
23
153
9,000
44,300
42
28
84
42?;
15?;
19%
69
83%.
51 ?8
17?;
11,400
35%
141%
120
*81
27?;
98
33%
21%
103?;
12,800
51 ?:*
*40
143
82';
83?;
84
41
69%,
69 %
*81
•
47?;
51'/a
35?b
35?;
47%
700
52%
47%
51?;
35?;
4,800
51%
52?;
53%
41
103
69%
81
*150
89%
35?;
10 ? i
10;"
*102
103%
69%.
70:,,
81
81%.
18,100
137,900
1,700
2,300
54%
48?;
40?..[
44?;.
51?;
32 ?a
139
20 /b
*105
*17?;
100
11%
53%
17%
17 . 2
32% 33%
138
145
22,2 23
*105
120
*17%
18
43,700
25%
20
11?;
40%
89?::
53%
*40
*83
45%
51%
15?;
43?; Jan 15
63?; Feb 17
32% Jan
7
x971/4
97?;
101%
31%
36?;
46?-;
25%'Feb 25
98?'a
99
103
97?;
102
112?;
45?;
15% Feb 19
41?;Dec 16
69?; Nov 17
3
300
37
39?;
14?; Jan
2
2
4,300
II,700
3,100
73,700
1,300
2,300
125
40?;
16?a Nov 21
Jan
'
200
53%
53?;
42?;
—
42 %
53%
37
38 ?«
Jan
8
85%
*42
42?;
46?;
70?;
11
4.8?; Jan
500
3,600
174,300
19,700
43
53?;
155%
39?;
32% Jan 22
300
*41%
42?;
45?;
69? n
27 y« Mar
26?; Jan
841%
7/500
29,000
43
44
54%
155?;
36
95 y2 Mar
18
,
54?;
*42?;
45?;
American Natural Gas Co
—25
American News Co
No par
American Optical Co—
1
American Potash & Chem—No par
American Rad & StdSany com—5
7% preferred100
American Seating Co
——10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com-No par
7% preferred
-100
American Snuff Co common—25
8% non-cumulative preferred-100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
American Steel Foundries
1
20
Dec
30?; Oct 13
*108
*41
45%
45 %
2
1
-5
Oct
31
28?b
'
*42?;
«•
American Metal Products
102
3,100
59
*83
American Machine & Metals-No par
2
12?;
300
82?;
82?;
28?;
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
4%% preferred—
100
Jan
43?;
6,300
2,300
82
82?;
28?;
108?;
9
20% Feb 28
92
58?;
58%
Jan
When issued
57?;
12?;
84
Apr
57%
43
67% Jan
42?; Apr
6
34% Jan 16
98
Jan 22
Nov
I,100
57?;
59%
41
8
17
9,300
20%
12?;
Mar 19
17% Jan
102 %
20
43?;
83
47% Jan
101 %
20
'
59
V
American Export Lines Inc.,—40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
145
9
14% Jan 12
104
4
102?;
101%
M
12?;
Broadcasting-Paramount
34?; Feb 24
9
Mar 13
Feb
Feb
2
No par
American Enka Corp..
33?; Mar 30
5,200
43%
102
Theatres Inc common
1
5% preferred—.
»
—20
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
1% preferred
.25
American Chain & Cable
No par
American Chicle Co
No par
American Crystal Sugar com——10
4%% prior preferred
-100
American Cyanamid Co
10
American Distilling Co—
—20
American Electric Power Co—10
10
20% Feb 11
14?; Mar 18
7?; Feb 13
Sep 29
96?; Mar
Jan
Corp
40
17%
12%
55 ?;
98?;
.50
preferred
Bosch Arma
102
17%
59?;
154?;
29?; Feb
*98
i7?;
43?;
154?;
45?;
*117?;
45 % Jan
102
17?ij
12?;
3Ya% convertible preferred—100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
4%% convertible preferred—.100
American Bank Note common
10
16
9,100
58?;
9
47?; Dec
20,700
46?;
*98
;
i7?v
42?;
15
2
40%
46%
59?;
82? .'1
46?; Jan
19?; Feb. 25
102?.,
102
40 Va
46 %
12?;
42?; Jan
2
105
Jan 29
33?; Jan
102
17%
"40
200
40?;
43?;
118
6%
102
,
12?;
12
6
47%
17%
*190
196
40 %
46%
41%
46?i
30
98%
59
10
Jan
40''a
*95
42%
44% NOV
63
98%
11%
12%
1253;Oct
2
12%
*190
41%
47%
110
17%
145,000
*83
*95
-
196
40%
*102
4,000
12%
84
59%
34V2 Jan
Jan
*190
196
40,200
29 y4
84
58?;
82?'.
28?;
108?37?;
28?;
85% Jan
58
98%
47%
32?;
66?; May 29
37?; Dec 11
*95
17,400
28 y4
12
58?;
32?;
common—
3
5
12%
57?a
1
Apr
12'/a
5?;
22? 8
28?'s
o
Agricultural Chemical—No par
38 Va Jan
12.?;
5?;
21%
*82%
57? 4
American
115
82 ?a
57?;
Amer
Feb 18
82%
160
5?;
22%
28
28%
84
*151
2,700
5%
i
57%
43%
9
36
28
6,800
34
22%
5?;
20?;
33?; Apr
160?; Apr
14
28%
89%
336
33%
160
4,500
26,400
6,600
40?;
116?; Mar 25
13
22?
*333
34
*151
160
5%
22%
103?;
8
Oct
*151
88?4
89%
336
33?8
40%
9
40?; Oct
88%
*332
34
*20'/a
10
111
89
336
102?;
24?; Jan
97% Jan
88%
23?4
40?;
97?; Apr
87?; Jan
27?; Apr
58% Dec 31
33
20?k
16
2
20%
33%
*20
10
Jan
20%
*40?;
Dec
Airlines
20%
33%
10,800
200
36?;
33%
20
25?4 Oct
106 lA Feb
114%
20%
40
14?a Jan
90
113%
*36
33Vi
5%
44?;
*42?;
50
(The)
1
12.50
Corp
114%
2i?;
22%
82?;
Amalgamated Leather Co—
4% convertible preferred
Mar 31
36%
2o?;
*330
98%
28%
32?;
*82%
.
29%
28?4
112%
36?'t
27?;
.
X29 %
28?;
36%
12 ?;
No par
1
27?; Apr
9
79?a Mar 24
13
160
16,500
5,500
19%
30%
19%
115
5?;
102?<
42%
par
38% Oct
2
26
104
17
9
Mar 12
*36%
21%
,
19?i
19%
28%
55?;
Products Corp
&
Stores Corp common—No par
42?4 Oct 31
27
NOV
17
*151
4,600
12,500
30
20
5
preferred^—
100
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common.
10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
111
2
102
40
89%
34
19 %
52%
"
113%
340
,
*82%
84
11%
12?«.
*95
97
185
186%
39
40%
47%
47%
*98
105
17%
17%.
1
19?; Mar 16
72% Apr 29
21
88%
*330
34
28'%
Apr
Jan
8
Apr
7
41% Apr
7
53?o Jan 26
12% Feb 10
92
28%
4%%
196
Dec
*151
5:%
36%
116
19%
21%
.32?; / 32%
160
6
2l?i
5
,
21%
17?; Apr
2
7
44% Jan
95% Jan 13
100
18
Dec
Aldens Inc common
*36%
113%
86%
89
*330
340
34
34%
preferred—;—:
100
Alleghany Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
—100
$4 conv prior preferred
No par
6% conv preferred
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny As West Ry 6% gtd—100
96
15% Oct
Apr
Mar 13
36%
116
l
Alco Products Inc—
Mar 19
83
32% Jan 28
2
a
36%
113
—
8
12% Apr
Jan 29
191
30
6% Mar 19
9% Jan 28
30
Jan
No par
Corp
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—5
91% Mar 10
32% Feb
Dec
51?;
28%
Aeroquip Corp—
1
Air Reduction Inc common
No par
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series
100
Alabama Gas Corp
2
Alabama & Vlcksburg Ry
—100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
—2
34
19
30?h
33% Mar 30
83% Nov 21
19%
51?;
27?;
23%
297
19%
51%
19%
25% Nov 18
8
19 ?8
52%
30%
Admiral Corp
2
19%
51%
.
300
121
19
28%
22% Mar 10
121
52?;
20
17% Jari 28
121
19
30%
9
13
*118
19%
11
24% Jan
9,400
121
28
Nov
49% Jan
700
71%
30
19% Dec 29
193?; Jan
44?;
69%
20
33% Oct
2
44?;
70%
29%
97
Jap
45%
69?'b
30 Tit
Jan
16% Jan 28
'116
*44?;
7Q?a
19?4
Oct
12
46%
69
30%
7
Shares
Apr. 10
51%
•
the Week
Friday
Apr. 9
28%
l
32
Jan
*44 ?4
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 8
-1
Co-'
24 *,3 Jan
125
122
Wednesday
10
Express
Adams-Millis
*44?;
25
*
Acme Steel Co
9
1
100
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
19?a Jan
Tuesday
Apr. 7
Apr. 6
5
.
common
ABC Vending Corp—
ACF Industries-Inc
30?; Jan
Jan
Per
15?;
15%
151
*151
51%
16%
153
38?;
52?;
38%
53
39
53
48?;
49?;
145
145
60?;
60?;
123
123
49%
145?;
60%
123
*96%
50%
15?;
*151
98
60
51
11,800
3,900
3,200
11,100
15%
55,600
'
"
153
38%
52%
130
38%
53
2,000
1,100
10,800
48?4
49?;
144% 145
60
*123
520
600
60
124?;
160
27?;\
27?;
27?;
27?;
27
.27?;
27?;
27?;
27%
27%
55?;
56?;
54?;
55?;
54?;
55
54
54?;
53%
53%
4,100
9,200
90?;
90?*
90
92?;
91?;
.03
91
91
91
91
3,200
38
38?a
38?;
39?;
39?;
40?;
39%
40
33 *
34?;
34?;
35
34?;
39%
35/
39%
34?;
34?a
is?;
15?;
15?;
16
16
16?;
16?;
34%.
16?a
246
3,100
3,540
2,900
49,600
-
247?;
247
100
100?;
34?;
15%
15?;
246?; 249?;
99?; 100?;
99?;
IQO?;
99
100
126?;
44?;
127?;
127
127 ?a
126?;
127?;
127
127
99?; 160%
127% 127%
45?;
44
44%
44?;
45
44?;
14?;
14?;
14?;
14?;
14?;
14?i
14?;
44?;
14?;
247?; 250
*27?;
*26
16
73?;
74?;-
«
248?;
x44
247?;
5,700
1,200
44%
14?b
21,900
'6,000
14?;
500
28
27?;
27%
27?;
27?;
26?;
26?;
26?;
26?;
26?;
26?;
26%
120
15?;
16
16?;
16?;
16%
16
16 y8
6,100
73?;
76?;
16?;
73?;
76%
74%
75?;
75%
76%
19,600
245,800
*27?;
28
•2c?;
15%
247
28
*26
2?;
2?;.
*27?;
2?;
>2%
2?;
2?;
42?;
43?;
42
42%
42
69?;
67?;
67?;
55?;
56
55?;
34
•34%
34
34?;
2?;
42?;
41
41%
67 ya
68?;
68?;
55?;
2?;
41%
42?;
68?;
67?;
67?;
54%
55%
54?;
67?;
56
,,.
'
.,.
2?;
2%
56
56?;
34
34?;
34 y2
34%
33%
11,400
20,400
33?;
*93?;
95?;
*93?;
95?;
*93?;
95?;
95?;
37%
37?;
38?;
37?;
38?;
37?;
95?;
37?;
*94%
37?a
34?;
35? 4
34?;
35
34?;
34%
34%
35?b
35?;
35?;
2,100
96 y2
37 ?;
1,080
10
37 y2
.
6,400
14,700
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1684)
.
.
Monday, April 13, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
43% Jan
44% Dec,, IS
Jan
2
22
Feb
25
41% Aug
7
67% Dec
3974 Apr
12 76 Feb
10
2
39% Dec
Nov
3
90
16 74 Apr
7
22 % Sip
3% Jan
8
83
Jan
30
20
Jan
22
23% Jan
35% Feb
27% Sep
•
May
14
41% Mar
9
86 %TApr
9
7
Mar 16
23
27
17% Jan
Mar 16
36% Mar
2
26 % Apr
9
28% Apr
2
19
2
23
15
Feb~25
19% Dec
27% Feb
12
34% Dec
10
6"% Jan
9
10% Aug
8
Jan
2
46% Nov 19
94% Jan
6
105
67
2
96
17% Jan
2
28% Dec
9% Jan
2
10% Dec
29% Jan
10
86% Jan
8
92
27% Jan
30
May 5
Dec 19
Jan
19
Mar 13
2nd
preferred $1.50 series—No par
5
48%
31
27% Jan
28
31% Jan
15
18
10
Jan
7
41% Nov
10
39% Jan
2
46
Mar 11
Feb
28
89% Apr
92
Jan
2
53% Dec
30
47% Feb
6
17
Feb
25
45% Nov
13
43% Jan
5
90
Jan
1st
Associates
2
Atchison
34
10% Mar
50% Mar 23
15
80% Jan 23
86% Mar
2
8% Aug
8
26
Atlas
17% Aug
5
16% Feb
11
59c
Jun
30
72% Sep
7
Apr
6
16% Jan 12
68% Jan 27
8% Jan
2
3
82% Mar
3
Atlas
7% Jan*
2576 Doc
22
HI
18
Apr
7
24 % Feb
19
23
Apr
6
27.% Jan
6
29% Dec
30
13% Dec
11
1
7
5
2
26% Apr
10% Jan
29% Feb
Jan
9
10% Nov 21
3% Jan
8
34
Jan
20
2
Nov
3
13% Jan
34% Jan
6
45
Nov
6
43% Jan
95
Sep
4
96 % Jan
Dec
18
Feb
3
21
22% Apr
/,
10
7
45% Oct
6
9% Jan
>
85
105% July
95
,45% Apr
2
Oct
Jan
40
Jan
58
1
7
30% May
4
52% Jan
8
66% Feb
Dec
10
27
9
.32% Mar
Feb
Mar 12
16% Jan
7
31
Dec
23
28% Jan
2
46
3
47% Sep
9
41
Jan
2
Aug 22
178
Jan
23
127
Jan
S3
174
3
Jan
>
Jan
35%
62
25 %
10
59%
10
30
Beaunit Mills Inc
80% Jan
13
28% Jan
36% Oct
2
35% Jan
9
2
39% Apr
*3
Beech
9
42
Beech
Dec
31
38% Mar 20
Apr 10
43% Jan
2
13% Dec
17
13% Jan
15% Mar
Feb 26
Jan
7
23% Aug 27
94% Nov 18
19
42
76
Feb
90
Mar
4
93
92% Jan 13
Sep 22
: '
50%
49%
50%
49%'
50
49%
50
16,700
85%
84%
85 Va
83%
85
7%
16%
.7%
47,500
1«%
1,400
pfd
,
100
1
_50
10
_i
Bell
Aircraft
Bell
&
4%%
5
Corp
Howell Co
80%'
16%
80%
80%
80%
19%
.7
-27%
28
27%
27%
12%
13
874
3376
34%
34
34%
157^
16%
15 7 0
1SV6
46
4674
46 *■
46 9a
1676
<
47%
100
88 V2
4574
4474
63%
63%
*35 %
3574
35%
35%
600
627B
62%
62 VB
62 V6
1,700
25
2576
X2476
25%
25%
25
25
60
60%
59 %
60%
60
60 VB
2874
30
29
3V
29
2974:
4
43
.*185
63%
...
«98
195
*185
2376; :■>
>83 <'•: V.."
56%
2374:
24
5376
.
34 %
84
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r' <39%
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38%'
V
2376
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;
39
2374
53%
54 Va
84
38
40
141%
40
40%
14
14
20'.,
20%
14%
2076
2076
20 7„
2076
99
98%
10074
100%
1027u
100%
94
.
% *93
42
'
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V
140
40%
14 VB
20%
'
7,200
3,200
700
11,800
2076
101%
>
12,100
94
94
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94
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76
76
77
78
27
26 V2
27
2676
27
51 -
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>94
-
38
100
%
>'
40'
14
2034
102
83
*40
14 Vb
*14
110
7,800
16,700
42
41%
3976
*41
40%/
14
"./.
54%
3734
41 %
41
40 %
-
*82
•
,
>=
2376
53 Va
38
41
*93
2376
'
•
v
3794
14%
100
1,900
99
40%
>
48 9A
*97
41
93
7,200
39%
%
98
j4 0
20%
48
98
*82
84
37'4
-
39%
193
\
•
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9,000
23 %
547H
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3,000
29%
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.,
■
5974
193
2374
53%
900
25
*183
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99%
v
5,800
29
4876
48%
23,200
63%
r,.
.
60
45%
-
59%
-
'4176
40
49
48%
99Va
;
42 %
4176*<
195
-
87%
87 %
3574
>493B
'
...
; 150
88 V2
62 %
49
4,900
100 %
63 Va
61V2
40
42,000/
46
4474
*35%
;/.
17.800
16
*99>4
-
61%
„
26,500
1
34%
1576
4576
35%
40
•
34
-
100 %
46
63
8 7B "
8 9a
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A
3,000
150,700
*87'%
87 %
87%
45 %
,
4576
■
14 7"
100%
V4. 100
99
8%
87b
300
7
28
.13
01%
98%
10
preferred
:
8%
34:%
1,300
2,700
231%'
27%
13%
12%
460
19%
*23%
13
"->'
81%
19%
23%
19%
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;■
31
19%
*23
27%
'
V
.
35%
*14%
_1
common
•
23%
18%
*23
16%
617*
V
193
39
Belding-Heminway
85
V7%
7 776
87 B
45
>
8176
'
1
*84
7%
16%
7
*16%
63
23%';
54%
2.50
Aircraft Corp
Creek RR
22% Mar 13
:
7%
*87%
'
98%
100
' 50
10,800
607^
•
1,900
59 %
99%
,
.
483r >49
13.100
5774'
27%
87%
*183
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
4
937 Jan
91
*89
:
Inc-
4%%
(A S)
103% Mar 18
4
91
91
30 VB
36%
100
:
Instruments
Beck Shoe
Feb
par
12.50
prior preferred
preferred
Beckman
44
14% Feb 25
;i_No
common
conv
59% Mar 23
5
91
50,100
30%
57%
;'25 %
24% Mar 25
10% Jan
2
10%
45',4
29 3«
56%
62%
7
May 19
28% Jan
2
29
■;
35 %
10
May 22
30% Oct 29
2
18
10%
44%
57%
•;•
100
_1
2
84
10%
18'>19;'
/* 23
46 VB
Corp
29%
180
2,800'
44%
'23,
6174
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
29%
2,000
7»
106 74
73%
73
10%
8
6174
1
106%
«
73%
57%
876
,
45 %
;
107
73
7
44%
Vry8034* 80%
86%
common
*106
73
10%
;/ 16% *16%
■'
■
81
;
9974
72
85%
;>'7
85% YY/
100
19% Jan
10,100
'•■„ 49%
49
*89',:,/ 91.
56%57%
.
1
100
36% Jan
83
3
50%
noncumulative preferred—100
41/2%
.
"49%
•
•
7
16% I' 16%
100
preferred series C
19
Dec
40% Dec
-
73% Jan
preferred series B
29
20
10% Jan
2
18% May 16
107%
7274
4674
100% Mar 26
95
5
106%
1
30
f-T*
5
Jun
12%
12
49%,
10%
48%
Jan
104
9
12'
11%
*48%
800
6,100'
44%" 441/4
47%'
3%%
36
12%
,34
r'
xlG%
Mar 23
183
35%
49,900
29 34
>
Cigars Inc
36%
•
103t
1674
Beatrice Foods Co
35%
49%
30a,
347 B
Bayuk
36%
(,
33
27%
43%
8%
49% Mar 19
23
34
43%
16%
(The)
Bangor & Aroostook RR
33% Jan
22%
12%
.
3476
Works
*26%
22%
48%
13%'•./ 12%
Iron
26%
22%
12%
1
3
33%
26%
23
10%
28%%.,.
4 9c
150
9,700
4,200
27%
49%
107-
30
:
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"
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57
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*84%
—3
Co
32%
27%
.
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36%
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107
13
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Dec
-
--
.
90
49%'
1
——
27
58
36
35%
28
49c
6
23
22%
36
27%
<
' >.Y 12 4
44%
57
-20
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
8
34
>23%
22
Mar 24
45% Apr
-23
33%
%19
Baltimore & Ohio
64% Jan 27
9
; 34%
19
28% Jan
Mar 26
23% Jan
14%
—9
20
35% Apr
14
81
4%%
6
66
14%
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—Nopai
88% Mar 18
47% Jan
14
23
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Babcock & Wilcox
5
41% Feb
22
48
101% Feb
61 % Mar 30
29
64% Oct
5
85% Jan
63% Nov 13
7
29% Jan
148% May 27
16% Jan
6
Jan
37% Feb 26
16% Apr
3
49% Mar 11
30% Feb
15
Jun
«'
: '
x89%
100
;
Co
Corp
10
87
14%
20
Mfg
7,400
39%
*85 %
14
^74 74///>7274
44
100%
preferred—.
prior pref
53,300
39%
39%
87
14%
—No,par
($1.20)—No par
Powder
Conv
29%
29%
39%
*85%
22
.'>
Austin Nichols common
15% Mar 17
Apr
24
<26
B
28%
29
87
22
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
13
22% Aug
i
Corp common
preferred
21,700
22
Avco
16
28% Dec
,106
V
Topeka & Saole Fe—
$3.75 series
29
'3,600
69 3 4
22
22%
,;\,
10V4 Yl0%
78% Oct
8
73
Atlantic apast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common..
10
59 % Mar 23
2
100
10
pfkerred
37% V
'68%
22
•. <
29% > 30%
4%
39%
27% '
v
10
6% Jan
14% Jan
57
100
Co
Common
6
16% Jan
12
50r
,
59c non-cum preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4
29%
37%
68%
/
preferred
Investment
28%
39%
-85%
37%
22
r-
-35%
11%
1
5.25%
88% Jan
28
22%
22%
34%
37%
67%
.
Y 34%
34% X.
28
1
com
69%
86%
5,100
46%
•!
37%
68
Shares
45%
,46 3a
14%
34%
2.50
;
Refining
37%
45%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 10
22%
14%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Common
;
107% Mar 31
7
1
72
Inc
.
&
Sales for
Thursday
46%
46
39%
*22
14%
ASR Products Corp
•
Apr
Jan
Oil
V'*
86%
23
PRICES
Apr. !>
39%
39%
86%
*22
SALE
Apr. 8
,
39
*
*85%
When issued
Ashland
Apr
52
Feb-13
102% Jan
Arvln Industries
7.1
7
36% Apr
7
13% Feb 19
31% Feb 11
10% Jan
2
44
,
69
27%
5
46 :
HIGH
Wednesday
„
46%'
37% //3776 >37% V ,*
69%
;
68?«v, 70 •.>>'
28%
27%
28%
37%
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom
Industries Inc.
1
f
46%
46
5
10
Corp
Armour & Co
24
30% Feb
6
Steel
Apr. 6
No par
Oil Corp
Armco
28% Jan
Ma^29
29
Argo
733 a Mar 13
2
29% Jan 23
13%
,
26
40% Jan
5
65% Mar 31
17
5
29
24% Dec
22,1s Jan
36% Mar
4
19
31
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
49% Feb
2
Tuesday
Apr. 7
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
29
80
NEW FORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
for Previous
Ban re
51%
51%
50 9a
50%
1%
176
.176
407a
407+
*40%
40% :
99 Vb
100%;
5174'
i
*♦
44% Apr
18 % Jan
10
12 '
74% Dec
45
2
27% Dec
Jan
6
2
28 % Jan
33% Jan
24
2
48 % Jan
3b
2
79% Nov
54% Oct
14
2
159% Jun
12
6% Jan
2
15% Dec
2
76
56
Jan
36
Dec
70
53
30
59% Dec
9
2
37% Oct
28
1
26% Dec
18
July
Jan
12% Jan
9
Jan
79% Mar 10
28% Mar
52
Apr
6
6
Jan
3
59c
Bestwall
Feb
67 % Apr
Jan
23
6
6
46
Gypsum
(Del)
___l
Black
& Decker
Mfg Co__
Co—
20
Bliss
&
20% Mar
4
Bliss
(E W)
5
Boeing
Laughljn
Inc
64%
3,700
4376
7,000
25%
25%
26%
25%
26
25 Va
2574
2576
26
2
5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
Corpj
8
24% Apr
1
Bond
:
Jan
8
19% Jan
21
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
60% Jan
G
78
Nov
21
70% Feb
10
80% Apr
10
Borden
25% Apr
74% Sep
23
39% Dec
31
37% Feb
9
42% Apr
8
5
85
Jan
16
76% Feb
3
78% Mar 18
48 % Jan
2
60% Dec
31
59
6
66% Mar 17
Boston &
5
6
676 Jan
2
12% Dec
10
2
17% Mar 13
3676 Oct
13
11% Jan
33 V2 Jan
6
42 % Feb
45% Jan
13
876 Jan
2
12 V8 Jan
22
40% Jan
13
51 % Feb
25
13
Oct
29
6
11 % Jan
42 % Jan
7'8
Dec
92
Mar 13
49% Dec
17Vs Dec
2
11
31
30
68
f
Feb
5
8374 Feb
20
4974 Jan
2
1676 Jan
8
100'
85
,
6
70% Feb
2
82 %
28'4 Jan
6
25
26
331/4 ocr* 3
28V2 Jan
29
Jun
13% Jan
2
78% Jun
10
27
Jan
10
Jan
9% Feb
9% Jan
20% Dec
33% Mar 16
19% Jan
8
25 % Mar 23
Jan
8
92 % Jan
20
$5
1
37% Jan
24
Buffalo
2
18% Sep
16% Dec
29
16
2
20% Jan
30
13% Jan 27
20% Apr
15% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
16% Mar
70
Apr
10
68% Jan
2
80% Apr
62% Dec
12
62
Mar 10
65
3
78% Oct
17
T'v->
T
n
13
80% A»r
8
43% Dec
17
36% Feb
9
7
28% Dec
2
3
6
Jan
8
19
38
Jan
54
109
Jan
113
16
36
Apr
40
•
5,200
17%
17%
2,600
76%
77%
77%
77%
179a
78%
7774
7834
78%
80 Vg
4,800
41
41
42 '/b
42%
427/«
42 V6
4276
35,700
78
78
42 %
*7874
4276
78%
79%
63 3
62%
63 «/4
40 %
*77%
78%
*78
63%
63%
X62 %
63
62 3
*11
11%
23%
11
11%
11
'23%
22%
23%
*22
15%
16%
16
16%
*
78%
5
3
_2.50
7 9c
10
63
6276
.
3,900
/
2,500
38'%
39%
38%
48%
47
%
9%
97 b
47%
10 Vb
48%
47%
48
47%
47%
100
second
23%
3,500
16 34
1776
38,500
39%
3876
3974
7,700
48%
*4676
48%
100
974
974
1076
7,500
4674
49%
4,600
96
98
*47
9%
47 3
94
98
96%
99%
94%
97
84
84
84 >
4
84 %
*82%
53 %
52%
53 %
52%
53
17%
17%
18
18 Vb
18
5
5
18%
67%
67%
66 %
6678
6676
67
1,200
81 %
79
80
%
79%
82
30,300
32
32
32%
32
32
32
3276
1,600
32%
22
32%
31%
32%
31%
32 '
31%
32%
29,300
25
24%
24%
24*8
24%
24%
57,700
24 %
24%-"
91%
91%
91%%
*91
*
917b
200
33%
*33%,
337b
*33%'
337 b
17,800
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
5,400
20%
19%
19%
19%
20%
•16 %
16 76
16%
16 %
16%
I6V3
16%
16 Vb
16%
29,400
80
80
80
>
8094
80%
270
17%
18
19%
16 %
Zinc
••
79%
79 %
40%
80
41%
_1
33
\33%'
36%
'-37
5
preferred
24%
100
42
112%
79%
79
*65
66%
*65
66%
80
*79%
80
79%
«
112%'
18%
1834'
19%
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80
80%
41%
43%
41%
42%
33 %
32 %
33 %
32
32%
37
36%
36%
36%
37
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6%
45
-
112%
6%a
42
112%
6%
6%
*42
44
113
*112
113
/
520
42%
58,700
32
32
1,400
38
2,700
37%
>
6%
42
„
80 %
41 %
80
41%
6%
42,700
v
19%
67
*66
67
41
*42%'
'
.
x33
367«
6 V2
6%
42
*91
91
*79%
-66 Va
79 %
10
common—
7
33
15
1
<
33%
91
—_5
terminal Co
*32
v
Wj 34
17% ' 17%
;91%
100
4,000
32
24%
*65
18
78 %
.•33%
100
2,800
1734
68
33 %
100
30
53 «/B
"7974
:'8i%
1
com
85 74
5274
78
17%
*67
68
67%.
*91
26,000
*8474
„
18
-
5
Inc
-
4
85
53%
30%
;
.
47%
54%
1
participating
2176
1674
11
84
32
preferred
(AM)
10%
1176
22 3 4
38%
39%
*46%
9%
4,700
107B
%
53%
No par
preferred
preferred
Byers Co
Mar 11
91
79
3%%
Butte Copper &
21
*
16%
*83 %
No par
Co
Mar 10
4
48%
10
Jan
4
39%
'
48
—No par
:
Bulova Watch
4Ya9c
9%
1
Burlington Industries Inc
10
39 %
*46 %
15
6
49c
*73
V4
'
10
8
10
Mar 24
Mar
24
17%
3.50
Butler Bros
14
2376
177<6.
50
common
2
6
8% Oct
39% Dec
2376
1776
16%
Co
Euan
40% Nov
25 9a
237 B
17%
11%
Burroughs Corp
6
108% Dec
Co
Forge
5
15
9
(The)
preferred
45% Mar 18
10
Jan
Budd
3o%jbco
3% Jan
2576
24%
17%
24
Bullard Co
2
25%
'23%
17
100
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
^
32% Apr
25
25%
24%
25%
24%
17
16
Bigelow
90
28
25
24%
24%
16%
11%
common—
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
10
Jan
25%
25%
24
23%
Brown Shoe Co Inc
24
22% Jan
98
6
&
31
90
Mar 26
Jan
2
32% Apr
,25%
100
preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
Oct
56
20
Apr
11,500
66,700
2.50
conv
33% Dec
Feb
27% Apr,
16% Mar
57 % «>ttn
"47st%
2
63
64% Jan
a9
19%
4176
No par
27
6
47% Jan
10
ujc
18
40 Va
RR-
Brown
60
18
41
5
Common
8
30
18
40%
25
18% Apr
53% Nov 21
18 Vb
41%
100
3%%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
12
Dec
2
21
17
17%
40%
;
15
common
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
Jan
13
18
41%
_5
59c
Apr
22% Jan
17%
41
1.25
:
59% Jan 19
4676 Dec
18%
41%
-
25
2.20G
18
41 %
1
(The)
Maine
>
"26
,
5
_1
Boston
15% Jan
140
Va.
16
27% Jan
11,600
r.
4274.
20% Jan
103/4 Mar 26
500
1776
76
63
21% Jan
21% Mar 25
,
43%
6
24
17
76
177h
65
18
23
75%
-
427b
10
17% Oct
75%
64
Oct
3276 Oct
17
75
66
Dec
3
17%
75
43%
19
14
16%
3,400
69(500
65
22
776 Jan
17%
/
14974
43%
22% Oct
Borg-Warner Corp
3 V2 9c
preferred
Edison Co
507b
14974
44%
2
Co
.
,
66%
:
—
,
75
17%
150
43%.
2
Inc
,
51 VB
149%
66
2
Stores
5076
5176
150
_2.50
1
Co—
100
99
ioa%
*148%
*73%-
.
99 %
50%
51%
150%
700
1,500
44%
Co—
Airplane
101
51
*149%
6,000
80,300
176;
67%
10% Jan
82
100%
103
40%
40%
1%
40%
43%
14% Jan
18% Apr
40%
*
65%
14% Jan
3476 Jan
40%
1%
1
9
53 Vb Jan
%
101%
51
*
6.200
78%
__10
;
17
2
40
17%
17% Feb
26% Jan
1%
■V
73%
39% Feb
Mar
1%
1%
1%
17%
30
51
26%
51%
73%
18% July 28
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
44i% Nov 18
26%
51%
52%
58% Oct
2
26
51%
149%
2
5V6 Jan
75%
26%
51
51%
25
2776 May 21
6
3874 Jan
75%
149 %
12% Jan
Jan
74 3 4
8
common
34% Feb
29% Mur
76
100
Blaw-Knox
Mar 18
28% Jan
Co_
Steel
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
46% Jan
24% Mar 31
1
75%
26%
fcarpet (Del) com_5
474% pfd series of 1951
1_100
4
,
1
50
1 iieso
79c
3
77
Co common
Inc_
Bethlehem
11
17% Apr
5
12
5
preferred
Best & Co
1
Feb
155
Corp_
Benguet Consolidated Inc
105% Mar 31
55% Feb
2
2
Aviation
s'i*
.
Beneficial Finance
1
41% Apr
2
36% Jan
11
Bendlx
Mar 23
2
50% Mar 30
117
12
23% Jan
Jail
78% Jan
6
13
Oct
16
1% Feb 18
13
36% Dec
6
36% Jan
143
t
1% Oct
Jan
25% Jan 29
50% July 21
Jan
<
66
•
<
-r
6 VB
6%
*112
4,000
44
200
113
*41%
80
■
X
r
f—
.
*
■
39% Jan
31
3% Jan
2
7% Dec
10
9% Jan
2
20% Nov
21
18
Jan
10
2
12% Dec
31
10
Mar 30
23% Apr
12 V2 Jan
Calumet <fc
5% Jan
21
35 % Jan
2
50% Nov
12
49
Jan
2
55% Jan
15
14% Jan
2
20 % Nov
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
24
19% Jan
2
21% Jan
16
81
6
90
5
84
Jan
5
89,
Feb
11
84.25
-7
47
Feb
13
50
Jan
7
Canada
aov
19
37
Jan
9
31% Sep
19
29
Jan
2
32% Mar
Dec
30
62% Feb
3
67% Mar 23
page
22
45
Jan
55
Oct
May
Oct
27
50% Jan
26% Jan
10
37%
21% Jan
47% Jan
For
6
footnotes
66
see
9
49
„
Jafi
6% Jan
5
6
30
59
Apr
6
9% Mar 17
41% Mar 31
3
California
omittiian
Packing Corp
Mining
Heckla
Canada Dry
conv
Corp
Corp common
preferred
Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co
58
59
58%.
58%
57%
57'/2
57
57:
56 7
N
2
1,800
87b
8%
8%
8%
8%-
8%
87b
874
8 74
19,300
21
21%
21 Vb
21%
21%
2276
22 Vb
23 76
2374
237 B
22,800
11
10%
10%
1076
11
1076
11 VB
10%
10%
10%
11
6,000
1.80
52%
5276
5276
53
52 %
5276
x51%
5274
53
5374
4,300
21
2176
7,300
1
Inc
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
5
567a
5
1.66%
No par
8 %
21%
21%.
85
85%
2176
*85
21%
87
100
47%
47%
*47%
48V2
No par
39%
39%
*393.4
4076
_25
65 %
48%
*40
2176
21
2176
87
85
85
*84
86
48V2
49
49
*477a
50
4C34
*40%
4174
,4076
*3974
31%
307b
No par
21
*85
,
►
30%
31Vb
30%
31 Vb
-30%
66
65%
65%
65 %
65%
65%
31
657 b
3076
31
*6574
66
190
130
300
'
-
1(6100
500
Volume 189
Number 5837
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1685)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
10% Jan
Lowest
2
41% Dec
18% Jan
6
37% Feb
19Tb Dec ' 8
7
10
24
Jan
13
94% Apr
9
2514 Jan
2
39% Jan
38% Dec 29
2
38% Jan
39% Apr
98% Feb
36Tb Apr
9
72
5
94
2
48% Jan
-
July
76% Dec
12
11
3
47
20Tb Jan
2
31% Nov 20
19% Jan
13
14% Apr
101% Jan
3
5% Jan
3
v
Aug 28
Feb
28%
It
8
51% Apr
Jan
6
26% Feb
2
Jan
5
Jan
12
7% Mar
96% Mar
101Apr 28
93% Feb
30% Dec
16
27
Jan
5
117
Jan
5
2"
17
78% Jan
7
15-
38
98% Jan
16
118% Nov
•
2
7
\l38Tb Dec
19 Tb Jun
17% Jan
2
22% Dec
9% Jun
27
17% Jan'
44.
Jan
15
18% Jan
28
31% Jan
10
52
Oct
41
Jan
78
-Aug
8
16
.41% Jan
30
33% Dec 30
104% J\in 12
Jan
16
7
Jan
3
i
3
8% Jan 20
•
23% Jan
2
1% Jan
2
»•
f.L
Jan
Jan
20
6
Feb
19
33% Nov
17% Jan
7
31% Jan
2
4% Jan
3
31Tb Nov 25
7
Feb
Jan
43% Jan
16
>
28
47% Apr
89
Apr
5% Feb 27-
99
12
35% Jan
2
39% Jan
21% Feb
17
37% Feb" 9
15% Feb
16
Sep
33% Sep
ti
42% Jan
-
22% Apr
5
18
38
Apr
118% Feb
18 % Apr
15% Jan
32% Feb
45% Jan
10
63 % Oct
12% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
20
63
Feb
19
24% Mar 24
32% Jan
19
36% Mar 26
41% Jan
31% Nov 28
27
Feb
9
30 % Jan
30% Jan
2
35% Apr
7
38
32
Apr
10
37% Jan
9% Jan
30
15% Oct 10
13
Jan
22
16% Feb
59% Oct
7
50% Feb
4
65% Apr
28% Jan
8
A 35% Dec
30
Oct
7
33% Apr
87% Jan
10
83
99
Sep
12
27
Jan
2
44
Jan
13
10
5%
Chic
14
56 % Jan
2
64% Jan
26
16% Jan
18% Jan
9
57% Jan
65% Apr
155
Nov
28
Dec
11
Jan
2
77
Oct
2
158
49% Mar
Cities
18
Feb
165
Feb
Jan
6
80
Feb
55% Jan
2
Jan
2
63
Jan
6
36•
Jan
19
24% Jan
46
Jan
101
>Jan
9
90% Dec 30
87%'Feb
86% May
78
88
5
Feb
15
24
25% Dec 30
20
48% Nov
9
Feb
Oct
29
16
136% Jan
106%
Jan
8
82
7
Jan
8
47% Jan 20
Jan
5
63% Feb
14
Li
2
24% Mar 13
12% Jan
2
2Q% Dec 30
mi
Apr 10
10% Mar 17
24% Mar 23
May 23
73% Nov 28
68% Feb
5
74
49% Dec
16
44% Jan
12
37% Nov 1*
"33
Dec 10
35% Apr
6
65
3
30% Feb
14% Jan
5
41% Jap
96
Sep
2
57% Dec.30
55% Jan
2
Jan
2
106
May
112'
Jun
.'-7%
98% Jan 29
107% Jan
2
8% Jan
2
.
9% Nov, 26
Va!
or
preferred-
44% Jan
101
}
Sep 15
72,200
160
35%
85%
85%
85 Tb
7,100
41%
42,%
42
42%
84%
85
43 Vb
41%
',42%
19%
19%
19
19%
13 '4
18%
17Tb
18
43
6,200
43
*43
45
*75
*43
19
43
.43
43
75
75
*73
20
44%
19
20%
20 Vb
20%
37%
*37%
37%
77
x20%
•20%
37%
!
97
*75
20%
37%
37%
*37 Vs
97 %
*97%
98 Va
*97%
43%
44%
44
*26
26 Tb
*26
:
43%
44
26
26%
77
,
'
65'/i
66
65
65%
65
22%
20%
22
22%
13
%
45%
13%
13%
13%'
13
43
65%
65
21
.
100
20%
8,000
36%
37%
26
22
1,200
-
99
44
65 T4
-
700
76%
*98
it
,
;700
3,400
20%
98
44
25%
.22%,
*73
76%
98
'
44
26%
20%
t
.
>98%
,
,200
'•
.
Va
80
44%
2,500
26%
500
65%
65
23%
2914
2 ^0
13%
43%
•
13%
3,00(1
Tb
6,400
1
%l
; 13%'
12%
45%
/
45%
45
46%
13%
Vi
46%
;
46 VB
19,-jO
15
14%
62%
14%
63'A
151400
63%
5%
5%
514
5%
14;800
*53%
54%
14%
■
5%
5%
53
53
52
44 %
44%.
43%
96
64 %'
5Tb :
'63 '.
5 Va
53%
53%,
43%
43
*53
11,000
54Tb
.300
■
38"% Jan
37% Mar
61% Feb
.
31
62% Mar 31
4
104
Jan
23
x24!b
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%.
40Tb
24%
40Tb
17,700
10,700
'-
39
40
39%
39 Tb
39%
20
19%
20 %
19%
21%
21 Va
22Tb
30%
29%
30 Vb
29 Va
29%
29 VB
31%
16
16%
16
10%
15%
16 Vb
15%
15%
15%
16
*37
'111
39TB
*
<
*37
37%
37
37
37
37
72
71
71%
71%
72
71%
72%
116
*110
116
*109
"
116
>109
*109
116
14
*13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
29%
*29
29%
29
29
29
29
49%:
49%
49%
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
*49
49%
1,000
44
44%
44
44
43Tb
44
42
43%
-.,42%
42 Tb
3,200
"'26%
26 Va
26%
26%
12,900
14
Va
*13%
29
27%'
26%
26:%
26%
26%
26%
69
70%
69%
70
69%
70 Vb
39%
70
69 Va
69%
2,000
27%
26
Va
26 Ti
26%
27
26%
26%
20%
26%
8,300
38
38 Va
37%
37%
38%
38%
38 Ve
38%
38
38
28%
27%
28 Ve
12,200
33 Va
34%
27%
33%
28%
33 Vb
35 VB
34,500
32
33%
28%
28%
28%
28Tb
27%
32%
33%
./ 32%
32%
32%
33%
33%
*15
*33
33
33
33%
15%
1.5%
15%
*15%
65
63%
63:,i,
64%
63%
*31%
33
15 Va
*15%
15%
200
63%
63%
64 VB
62,400
34'A
34 %
34Tu
'
89
*101%
10
41.Ve
41%
52%
52%
par
'
59
102.
89
102
34%
10,100
x33%
*88
89
38
^
101 Va
Va
40%
40 Va
40 Va
40%
40%
40
52%
51%
52 Tb
51%
52%
50 Va
58%
22%
23%
*102%
46%
46%
23
17%
17%
*102%
Gl%
62%
*152
*76
21 Va
22 VB
*102 VB
105
46%
46%
17%
17%
17%
65%
65
65%
*152
*152
83
83
165
*152
*76
165
*76
165
83
*76
52%
52%
83
64
64
64
*63%
64%
37
37
*37
37%
37%
37%
33%
35 %
33%
34%
33 Va
34 Vs
33%
34
33%
50%
60%
59
60
,
57
59
57
58%
57%
134
—100
—
No par
10
Gas
102
*89
102
"i<y
102
129%
128
129
128
128 >4
975%
6,000
101%
6,700
*975
preferred
101%
102
101
102
101%
101%
1C1%
81%
*80%
82
80
81
81%
81%
*80%
24Tb
25
25
25
25
25
24%
25 VB
24%:
25
244b
24%
24%
24Tb
25
25%
49
49
*48%
62%
62%
62
80,800
49 Va
100
Va
62%
62%
80
28,400
43,100
62%
43
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
43 Va
44 Vb
23%
23%
23%-.
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
62%
Vb
TUl
22%
22%
Va
33
21%
21%
73%
72'A
21%
72%
48Tb
49%
49'A
49 Va
36%
36%
37
36%
36%
2,900
36%
34%
35%
34 Va
35 Va
26,400
59%
58%
59%
59 Vb
59%
16%
16 Va
16%
ieVc
16%
8,000
13.200
60
59%
60 Va
59%
60 Va
11,800
21Tb
21%
72%
73
73
73
49%
50 Va
49%
51
49%
50
35Tb
35%
36 V4
36 Va
34%
35
36%
x34 Va
36Tb
35%
59
59 Tb
58Tb
59 %
59
22
16%
16%
16%
16%
60%
59 Tb
60 Vb
59%
___100
101%
101 v*
*101 VB
101J'2
*109%
*
15%
ill
13%
14
9%
9Tb
No par
1C
No par
100Tb
14%
8Tb
111
14
1
x
12%
13Tb
55
1
15Tb
15Tb
13
55
'
•
62Tb
63 %
105Tb
37%
38
1
383b
39 T
1.33%
26Ti
63Tb
xl95
106
50c
*54%
27
:
100%
*109%
-
-
,
9%
I
100%
100%
111
15%
9%
9
9%
101%
111
111
12%
9
4,200
,*
-
4
100
4,600
1,500
112 V*
15
101%
111
9%
33
14Tb
101 Ve
14 ;
13
9 Va
1,848,000
&
21%
*72%
To
i3<>
22 Vi
*72%
No par
—
24%
24%
24
72
.
3,400
24%
23 Tb
*61%
100
Corp—
24 Tb
*48%
49
59%
l
preferred
49 Va
200
82
42 Vb
25
Consol Edison of.N Y com—No par
$5
*48 Va
133%
*61%
*61 Va
1
—1
Consolidated Cigar Corp—-
106% Feb 25
49 Va
049
.
16%
com
*975
.
102%
*80%
10
Comptometer. Corp
Co'nde Nast Publishing Co
Mills
*975
*975
*975
101%
No par
Ohio Elec
5
x
*132%
134
128 %
Co—
—
134
132%
*89
130%
No par
Solvents
*132 %
■
102
128%
9
Commonwealth Edison Co
V 4/64% preferred
!
70
11,700
*89
32
..
>
*133
5
Engineering Inc_!
170
18,900
33%
58 %
131%
10
common
200
38
*
134
Rights
Pictures
*37%
38
*37'A
5,500
52%
64%
105
No par
Inc
64%
64%
84%
100
*89
No par
System
.
*98%
•
127%
No par
com
*
100
100
*133
—100
(The)—.
c
46%
165
52'A
64
»
1,300
12,400
10,800
17%
63%
50
preferred
preferred
22%,
64%
99%
2nd
59Tb
105
17%
90%
..No par
51
63
,
1,200
21,700
12,800
13,400
40%
46%
99%
gtd
100
102
46% '
17%
46
17%
61%
59%
59%
21%
105
46-%
61%
79
59%
22%
*102 Va
23%
17%.
170
59%
59%
59%
105
280
89
*101%
102
52 %
105
46
88%
*101%
34%
34
34%
89
40%
.
59%
23 %
*102%
34%
34%
102
*88%
89
102
98%
Co
900
15%
99
Credit Co—
•f
5,800
63%
15%
65%
99
Commercial
2
80
26%,
No par
coin
Commercial
3
600
13%
29
53
5.25%
200
1,400
116
52%
*,
43,700
40,700
12,100
^
38
70%
160
29%
par
_„5
Combustion
•
2,800
•
40
19%
30
___No par
3
68% Jan 21
25
Tb
Cone
55 % Mar
18,000
43 Va
20 %V
100
Cobgoieum-Nsirn Inc_.
2
39
30 T a
]0
12
Jan
96%
38%
43 Va
43
/
19%
100
Co
20
43
95%'
39%
loo
16% Feb
.
96
38%
100
,,Columbus Sc Southern
9
9% Apr
08
38Tb
30
Del_50
24
2
98
37%
40!»
4.-0.50
preferred
Columbian Carbon
19
Mar
*96:'4
37 Tb
24%
No par
$4.25
G3% Mar 13
19
97
37%
■
52
'
18% Mar IF
112% Feb
43%
97
37 Tb
52%
-Columbia
.
26
101% Apr
44
97
37
Electric-
13% Jan
W
41%
•
-
400
22,600
18,200
15%
15%
15%
15%
5,200
13%
12%
13
12%
13 Vb
19,200
54%
13%
54%
12%
55
54
54'A
54 Vb
54 Vb
15 Tb
64 Va
64 Vb
105%
63%
64%
105 Vb
%
105%
105
15%
64 Va
105%
15%
X63%
105
64
500
20,800
105 Va
2,600
37 Y*
13,400
-
27% Feb 24
*
'•
85
32%
124%
19%
25
6
;108% Jun
'*
31 Va
124%
21%
com__No par
10
Dec
70
97
32%
122Va
*21 Va
50
14
-65
97
32%
122%
*19%
40
Western Ry com
11% Jan
Nov
98
.33%
124%
1
6% Feb
14% Jan
48
*97
32%
52%
2
Mar 23
'
29% Jan
97
97
124%
33%'
125
1
2*
16% Sep
Jan
98
89%
19%
1.25
—
15% Jun 18
:9% Jan
•
B
20
9% Nov 21
4% Jan
7 Va
89%
52
Columbia
•
51% Mar 23
9
.15% Nov 20
4
ft Apr
54% Jan 14
Oct, 28
2
12
105% Aug 20
8,600
7
88%
21%
._Nu paj
Collins & Aikman Cprp_4
44% Mar 30
Jan
2
2,100
'
19%
'
20
Jan
..
30
7 Vb
91%-
'
7
89
*21%
^Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
5%% preferred series B
50
Colorado & Southern Ry—
Non cumulative 1st pfd
100
Columbia Broadcasting 8ystem_2.50
> 2
50% Mar 11
35
10% Jan
118%
119
7 V«
7
88
19%
_10.;
Colgate-Palmolive Co
$3.50 preferred
28% Feb
22.
46% Jan
118%
119%'
*118%
7%
89%'
21%
*76
4%
27
22
23% Jan
119
119
310
900
*19%
*152
1%
28% Mar 11
23%
Feb
31
17
23,200
5 %
Chrp
Corp ^
Coca-Cola
Mar"~3
23% Dec
30% Jan
23%
15
G
38% Dec
2
23%
Cluetl Peabody & Co com
6
2
31% Jan
24
*21%
noncumulativd preferred__300
16
Feb
92
132% Mar
Jan
63
23 Va
19%
•
25
63
57
*
6
37% Dec 24
■f
65
24
Special guaranteed 4% stock—,-50
Clevite Corporation
1
3
21% Jan
8
Jun
Jan
23 Va
"
$4.50 preferred ——
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
6
10
43% Jan
46
23%
Inc. —4.+
Service
5%
20
35% Apr
28
23% Dec
40,400
14% : 15%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
18
51 %
63
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Mar 20
38
28
119% Feb
27
65%. Feb
2
132% Jan
13% Mar 18
50'A
44%
21%
—
5
9
18
28
2
•
98
30
Dec
Jan
97
May27
132% Dec 31
C
50,%
*44
19%
City Investing Co common
5
5%% preferred—
100
City Products Corp
!
No par
City Stores Co
:
5
Clark Equipment Co
;
lg
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
300
19
47% Feb
25Tb Dec 18
Dec
103% Jan
77•
Dec 30
134
49%
65%;
5%.
52
;
Milling Machine Co
C I T Financial Corp
No
27% Mar 20
Feb
43
.
2
48
15
106% May 20
64% Aug
4
'37
Feb 10
6
50%
15%:
Cincinnati
9
15
49%
'46
preferred
4%% preferred
2
Dec
Jan
51%:
64
Gus
2
20% Oct 13
Jan
30
14%
Chrysler Corp—.
42% Feb
62
98% Jan
29%
45%
Yellow Cal)__
Chlclcasha Cotton Oil!.
12
2
86
29Tb
06%
Chicago
12
2
127
6,100
44%
29%
'
102% Jan
103% Jan
14
•
44 Va
44%
44 VB
21%
preferred series A
.—300
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
y
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR.-No pat-
3
57% Apr
2
Feb
53
44%
140
21%
5%
.'
Feb
16% Jan
35% Jan
;
44%
5.800
44%
445.2
15%
series A noncum pl'd-
46% Jan
27
45% Dec
,2
3,600
20
1
4%
17
Jan
87%
21%
9.50
Common
35% Jan
32
86%
*19%
-.No i>iar
5"
Corp.
& North Westcrtt
16
101
63% Aug 11
2
87Ti
1
preferred
21
14
10
86
20
-
Jan
21
34% Sep
15% Jan
86%
15
.convertible
91% Feb
37
Feb
8
86
62%
Motors
5
10% Jan
Oct
3,600
_A—.. 1
—
38% Jan
95% July 8
106 % Apr 22
44% Oct 13
Sep 22
37%
Gotham
Clriclnnati
59
37 Vb
Co
Great
5%
'
8
95
44%
A1 rent f 1.
3%%
;
24
25
76
37,%
__5
Chic Mihv S't Paul & Pac
-•
10
2
"55
43%
Class A
5
31Tb Nov 28
i
——I
Chicago & East III I tit Coni—No
22
71
\Jan
7
17
36%
45%'
85
38%
Chic
22
40 Tb Nov
July 18
37%
9,700
10C
29%
32
72%
25
Nov
19% Apr
14% Jan
Sep
85%,
72%
•
9
18% Eeb 27
67
37Tb
*99
44%
125
*37 T«
44% Mar 30
30% Jan
'37% Feb 25
99
29 Tb
*97
126
,„5
1
16
Jan
40% Feb
130
99
45%
7
32%
84%
Common
2<v
53
Jan
46% Jan
24% Jan
17% Sep
99
29%
87%
98
31%
7Chesapeake & Ohio Ity comtnon—25
16
25
3
Oct -17
102
99
41,200
44Ti:
ni8'/3
'123%
Corp
Chesapeake Corp
2
43
>
42%
23%
7%
100
Chetnway
26
25% Dec.:-4
44Tb Feb 27
41%
50
90%
__100
-
Checker
74% Mar 11
Jan
2
102
42%
44%
119
7
No par
Sugar Co_—
Foundry Co__
Chcmetron
17% Mar 23'
2
59 Tb Oct
42 Vb
'
89%
—
10*v
36% Jan
66% Jan
14
Dec
43
"
Aguirre
Cbadbotirn
»
9
5
11% Jan
Apr
(118!i
7
10
;
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
_„l %
"Champlln Oil & Rem ting Co
1
:
Chance Vought AirfrsH't' fnc—1
MaM8
25
31% Jan
44
100
,Chain Belt'CO
6
9
15
Apr
108
24
•V32
24%
43
44%
45%
preferred ser'es A_100
conv
Cessna
Mar- 4
34% Feb
22
49% Nov
r.
23%
Co common
"Certain-Teed- Products
50% Feb 24
11% Jan
109% Nov 20
-
__12.50
—__l
23%
41 Va
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
69% Nov 21
-
'
4;'
59% Mar
8
14% Dec b- 8
9% Mar 14
10
* 9
15
'•
7
5
6% Jan
.
Jan
29 %
17
49%
4
Century Industries ..Co. -:
rCerro' de Pdsco Cot'iL:—
A 6
Jan
oa
21Tb Oct 29
17% Mar 19
26% Jan
50% Mar
,: 66% Apr
41
Oct
48
Inc
23 Tb
87%
*29
Central Vlolella Sugar Co
•
15% Jan 27
•
or.
*
29T4
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
15% Mar 11
1
38
44%
29%
Central of Georgia Ry cotn__No par
,5 %preferred series B:
100
..
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•
7
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43%'Jan 28
39 % Sep . 19
2
44%
1
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6
12
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25
23
45
50
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V
10
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.
23%
41 %
38%
85
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20%
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.39% Nov
87%
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55T4 Nov .14
28
87%
—
6
20% Apr
;. 8% Jan
! 4.3; iAug.14
100%" May 21
2
5
38% Mar 23'
Centra! Illinois Lgt common
No par
99% Feb 27
.'•"• 4%%; prerctrod
,
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44% Apr 10'
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;29% Mar 13
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50
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4
5
2
Jan
55% Feb
3
..-14% Dec 22
'54 il Nov
3'
2
Jan
4%%
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2
Jan
22% Feb 26
:
91
(J I)
38%:
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common
Products
38%
-
21% Mar 19'
52
34
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preferred
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22: Mar 23
76
40
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LV'GVbNov
4%%
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48
9
96
;;\48%>Nov 12
24% Mar
29% Sep
Steel
100T4
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.
.
23% Mar
•.
30
32% Jan
;
60% Dec 17
19
V .1
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Light-!
99%
Shares
21%
40%
.
-
10
18% Feb
28Aug 28
7
99%
7% preferred
6%% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
'.4.20% preferred _J
1
Celanese Corp of Amer com
\' •
7% r 2nd preferred.
24
71% Feb 17
,Y 42% Dec 31
-
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44% Mar 20; VCelotex Corji common
20
5% preferred —.—,
Apr .33;
9
17% Mar 21
42%
Case
•
12
Feb
85% Apr
16
Jan
Apr
7
Sep 17
93
42%.
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33% Aprin 8
125
2
21Tb Jan
J. 19% Dec
7
42%
—
9 ;
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13
3
Jan
Jan
Dec 31
72% Mar 19
42%
42
*
the Week
Friday
Apr. JO
'
*
14
41%
—10
Sales f«r
Thursd-ay
22
40%
Carriers & General
119% MarlG
4'
2
28
21%
41%
■
4
no%
2
26% Feb
21%
41
Carrier Corp
4
83% Jan 22
20
Jan
81% Dec
21%
Carpenter
7
38% Jan
Jan
55% Jan
22%
42%
Carolina Power &
16
12
■
21%
Carey
19
PRICES
Apr. !>
41
.-Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
>
Mar 11
31% Jan
SALE
Apr. 8
1
46% Jan 27
13
99
.1
19
Mar 26
HIGH
lVednesday
Apr. 7
5
(The) Co_
(Philip) Ml'g Co
■
23 % Aug 14
119% Jun
6 4
7
Aug
7
92Tb Nov 10
14
91
5
v
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 6
Carborundum
16
41 % Jan
9-
43
1
•
2
65% Apr
July
43 Tb Dec
Jan
•
42% Mar
46% Nov 20
52 % Fpb
102% Jan
l
Par
Capital Airlines Inc___
10
44% Mar 20
3
46% Dec
103
13
32% Jan
17
Monday
EXCHANGE
23% Apr
-
30Tb Apr
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
;
■.
19% Jan
; <
47% Dec 15
2
33% Feb
9
33% Feb
3
"42% Mar 18
23 % Jan
27
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Consol Electronics Industries
41% Mar 18
17
26% Dec 18
2
14 % Jan
'
44% Dec
"
43% Jan
3
20% Dec 29
15%-Jan
8
*27% Oct 29
40% Jan
13
23%. Jan
2
30
:
50% Dec
15
May 15
48 % Jan
30
■>
14
92
93
83
-
-Dec
vflep 18
Oct
41
' Aug 21
57% Oct 13
99
2
Feb
6
Consolidated
24 V4 Feb
4
50% Jan
;
2
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6
33
32
•
Jan
Feb
25
Jan
2
Gl% Feb
25
94
Jan
2
99% Mar 10
93% Jan
2
99
Feb 26
86% Apr
8
92
Jan
39
Jan
7
30% Nov
99
Jan
6
•40%-Jan
30
For
6
Apr 10
49% Dec 3i:
106
2
81% Oct
96
Feb
25% Apr
89
46% Feb
25
103
60% Nov 10
45
95
footnotes
see
May
2
page
22.
Jan
9
23
"
22
10
29% Jan
16
91% Feb
3
52% Mar
106% Jan
2
21
Jan
6
Apr
82% Jan
9
58% Jan
6
16
91% Apr
8
36%
39%
37%
38%
38%
39
8,900
26%
27 ;
26%
26%
26%
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19Tb
26%
19%
23
23
19%
19 %
19%
20
19%
20
19%
20
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22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
*22%'
23
56
'
55 Vb
55%
54%
55%
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24
■
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
10
pfd
56'A
56 Va
55Tb
22 %
23
23%
'
*23
34Tb
35Tb
57
56Tb
56%
57
97 Va
98%
98
98
97
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
97 %
97%
97
97%
97
No par
88 Va
*86
88 «/a
86%
No
par
*86
_5
—:_L
26%
27Tb
91
91
48%
49 Tb
48%
105 Va
105 Va
105%
$5:50 preferred
No par
Continental Can: Inc common
10
$3.75
preferred
:
No
pa*
47 Ve
*91
27%
49
92
1,350
35%
35%
57%
58
57%
58
97 Va
97 Vb
9,500
4,200
97%
870
-
92
27%
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35 Vb
1,100
6,000
26%
35%
97%
-
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99%
*97 Va
09%
150
86%
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38 Va
*87
89
220
92%
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97 '
■
Corp of America—
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co common—5
4'
'
Va
1,700
54
98%
35%
35%
56Tb
36%
•
57 VB
35
_1
No par
No par
•Common
;
36Tb
38
27
100
Gas
6%
35%
38%
26%
$4.50 preferred
-
~
17
of Cuba
Consumers Power Co com
:
""
28
RR
Consolidation Coal Co
2
55% Jan
-
Consol
6
36 Va
37
37%
1
Utilities
Consolidated Natural
57% Feb 24
22
Gas
36
36
4
_5
Consolidated laundries Corp
2
Container
Sep 10
27% Jan
2
Corp
21% Jan
Jan
i
88
Foods
19% Mar 25
104
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
Consolidated
2
22
31
"39% Jan
"
Mar
28
46 Tb
*R1
25%
25%
*91
26Tb
26
92%
*91
49%
49%
26%
15,800
92%
10
49 Va
8,400
49%
49%
49%
49 %
105%
*105%
*105 %
45
46 Va
45 Vb
46 V*
63,600
91%
91%
91
91%
190
47%
46
107
47%
92
91
91%
107
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107
80
13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
.
.
.
(1686)
Monday, April 13, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.
Year J!>r>8
V,
I
Continental
Jan
16% Mar 12
7
23
57% Jan 22
66
Mar
5
Continental
12
10% Feb
13
Mar 18
Continental
Motors
12
38 U Jan
3
18% Jan
24
18
26% Jan
39% Jan
48% Mar 17
Mar 23
8
50% Jan
30',2 Jan 20
52
30
50
14
33% Jan 13
82% Dec 31
82
Jan
6
97
Mar 17
52
Feb 10
58
Jan
28
Mar 26
Jan
55% NOV
14
24% Dec
8
20% Jan
7
102% Dec 30
16
12
12% Apr
Jan
89% Feb
9
8
88
89
Apr
15% Jan
20% Aug
17% Jan
9
13
24% Jan
13
5
o
5
86
Jun
40% Dec
5
14 % Apr
Jan
2
4% Apr
12
80
Jan
20
18
40
20 % NOV
28
16% Jan
Aug 18
10
26% Feb
10
12
Jan
7
31% Dec 30
29% Jan
7
25% Jan
3
41
% Dec
16
41% Jan
5
20
54% Feb
58% Nov
43% Apr
11
92% Nov
7
101% Jun 23
29
Oct 13
15% Feb 20
14% Apr
27% Jan
24
33% Sep
10
21% Jan
2
31
17
2
15
3
13% Jan
2
7
69% Nov 17
68% Jan
2
81% Mar 11
14% Jan 22
41% Jan 20
50
Jan
25% Mar 19
13
3
12
12% Mar 31
18
36% Jan
16% Oct 30
2
Jan
8% Apr
14% Dec
3D
6% Jan
13% Feb
62
66
22,400
64 %
63%
64
62%
63%
72
71%
71%
70%
70%
18,300
1,500
39%
38%
39
38%
39 %
9,700
Products
Co
pld
noncum
68% Jan
26
Dana
91% Feb
16
14
14% Nov
18
13% Feb
2
15% Feb 25
3%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
39% Nov 28
34
;49%MarlG
56% Dec 30
10
77% Sep
19
88
Jan
28
78
Jan
22
81
Feb
27
89
Jun
9
Corp
Tnc
42
V* Jan
2
47% Mar 13
61
Feb
11
15% Jan
7
43% Feb
36% Feb 10
Lack
55% Mar 13
Diamond
35% Sep 24
32% May 21
19% NOV 21
32% Jan
7
37% Feb 20
Diamond-Gardner Corp
30% Feb
13
17% Jan
Alkali
17% Jan
2
1874 Mar 18
Dominick
53% Jan 21
2
20% Nov 20
50% Feb 17
19% Jan
6
52% May 22
33
Apr
7
16% Jan
3
77% Dec 31
46% Oct
9
74% Jan
7
39
9
6
Mar 26
14% NOV 18
28
2674 Mar
14% Jan
6
Corn
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 28
Sep 29
tf0% Oct
1
Dec 31
202% Feb
Fund
53
Jan
14
Jan
Feb 16
7
48
47
2
4374 Jan
33% Jan
8
2674
4874 Mar 25
34% Jan
7874 Jan
85% Jan 23
52
6374 Mar 12
Jan
59
Oct
30% Apr
227% Jan
2
37
Dec 31
Jan
9
22% Jan
2
Jan
3
184
Mar 19
56% Jan
3674 Jan
6
70
Mar 19
83% May 22
3774 Dec 11
8374 Jan
15
34
Feb
95
90
Mar 30
17
Mar 27
14% Apr 15
20% Feb
25
39
Jan
4
6
45% Mar 13
87
Apr
40% Apr
4
90
8
6
Mar 30
18% Jan 16
Oct 31
25% Mar 16
36% Jan
7
42
874 Dec 3|
2
7% Dqc 19
26 y4 Jan
2
8
Apr
9
7874 Mar 17
7% Feb
9
Mar 12
When
Eastman
Ai§lne
l
2.50
62%
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17%
16%
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42%
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53
227
223
104
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587#
84
58
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47
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17
18%
83
5974
297a
3074
15474 155Vb
15574
preferred
1
100
'
—2.50
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
2574 Apr
2
9
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
El Paso Natural Gas—
88
407%
927a
427%
*86
3974
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68
777%
1827a
6774
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Jan
9
40
Mar
5
6
Erie RR
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6,600
777%
8,400
737a
18274
68
•29%
155
1547%
157
777%
787%
77
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250
184
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7,400
1,200
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44
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170
887%
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11,200
3974
2,300
3,200
36
8474
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397%
117%
627%
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3974
1174
63
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85
39
85
39
1174
1174
62%
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63
647%
3474
87%
327%
35
8%
3474
8%
3474
974
35
107% Jan
3274
327%
327%
9274
*9274
96
22 Ve
227%
327%
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227%
32
327%
207%
257%
367%
37*/2Apr
9274
627%
36
3
15574
30'%
156
450
33,000
22
32
30
5,500
367%
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.1
6,500
297%
25%
■••Apr
Family Finance Corp
837%
587-a
36 Vb
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587%
297%
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83 y4
5974
367%
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847%
587%
2574
207%
257a
217%
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9
307%
8374
837#
60
14,200
36
207%
257%
267%
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900
45'%
3074
29,200
30%
257%
207%
257%
40
35
467.
45%
307%
71,500
10,900
217%
317# Mar 26
*4674
46 7a
6074
257%
1
47
20
217%
4074
1
1,100
197%
26%
1
2574
2074
21'/2
4074
common
100
47
*24%
197%
2574
4% convertible preferred—100
45%
*46%
127%
1
Falstaff Brewing Corp,,
45%
480
47
60%
3374
6074
5
Fairmont Foods Co
47
61%
60',%
3
5
120
1,000
60
35
59
Inc
Mar 12
190
4574
.46%
34'%
347%
587%
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Mar
46
33%
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96
4574
327%
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33
42
12%
3
2474 Feb 18
42
40
5
_
9,000
127%
4674 Mar
,
25%
3474
2474 Mar
9
300
257%
4074
3074 Mar 12
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127%
2
14
1,500
10414
84%
327%
15
,
14,700
104
900
40
1974 Mar
l£',a Jan.
7,200
4074
12%
3974 Jan
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11%
407%
127%
Dec
89% Jan
1,900
117a
4174
13%
Nov 28
Sep 11
14%
407%
127%
47
89
21,400
*13%
9,100
28
197% Dec lo
33
Dec 17
24,600
40%
2674
05
8,600
45,100
3,200
10,300
28% Jan
-1574 Jan„.2_
2474 Jan
2
86
39%
•26%
41%
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans Products Co
1
15,200
3,000
257%
2
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp-1
2174
41
25
9
13
6,700
5574
21%
x25
19'/4 Jan
437% May 5
1374 May 14
307% Sep 11
1874
55 y8
87%
60 Vb Feb
2
7,000
1,300
4,600
4174
3
Jan
1714
2574
14
7
15%
17%
18%
874
16
32 7% Apr 22
79
Apr
9
15%
24
Nov
327% Nov 24
9,900
2,580
417%
61% Oct
4
*
3374
2474
8 7%
60*4 Feb
2
55%
33
2414
2474
4174
21
100
50
55
874
Apr 30
13%Jan
3
-
2;400
10^800
417%
11
preferred series A
1,100
18%
3674
8 7%
5474 May 29
5%
3214
18%
36 Va
32%
41%
3574
85
39 %
11%
637%
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4,700
874
587%
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347a
3974
35
36y4
500
52%
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36
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247%
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257%
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41
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40
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88
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107a
44
237a
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—
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67
182 %>
30
5
Endlcott Johnson Corp common
25
4%
preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
common
182%
78
3074
_1
—5
Empire District Electric Co
184
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__10
Mfg Co
7774
3974
100
—-—
78
6774
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47
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25
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2
26
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46
47
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47
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100
10414
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3074
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10
common
-
Ekco Products Co common
preferred
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2574
4114
4574
4674
47%
45
47
25%
58
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issued
Kodak Co
xl04
8374
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50
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2
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—
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10514 105'/a
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86%
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10
66% Feb
16
~
17%
104
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2
63
25
223%
1774 Jan
1374 Jan
56%
3314
22574 227%
1674
—No par
No par
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
9
37
1114
8
Mar 26
55% Jan
2
36%,
55%
33
24%
.
11%
1374 Jan
11
1874
31%
1374
2
3674 Oct
18%
13
1614 Dec
13
33%
35
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2674
2
2
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34%
31%
.
40
26%
4% Jan
2
18%
37%
42%
407#
2614
13%
11%
Emerson Electric
Mar 31
32
18%
36%
55%
-
4474
87
8
26% Jan
67a Jan
32
1
34%
62
4074
20
84
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53
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90
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17
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Mar 13
45
66
5814
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3
38
44%
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34%
35%
02%
62%
44%
45
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16%
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54
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39
40
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32 Ta
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44%
-
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83 %
32%
58%
10'.4
34%
03%
,
29%
10%
6474
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62% Apr
2174 Apr
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44%
.
82
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1,900
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54
82
28%
21%
7
2
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63%
33%
62%
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82
57%
5474
9
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34%
41%
83%
33%
18%
5574
8
3574 Jan
62%
33%
50
30,800
8.300
14%.
*80
18%
5674 Dec
.
62%
83%
32%
18%
14%
.
3,300
91
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82
81
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81
5514
10
38% Apr 30
23%
18%'
Jan
July 21
400
5574
29
17
63%
34%
36%
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Mar 20
64%
io%
2
14
*63%
55%
3274 Apr
48 Vb Jan
Nov 28
10%
16
974 Jan
7
300
64%
16
17%
18*74
3874 Jan 14
8
10%
16
1674
9
May
10%
-
58
.
1574
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79
10%
,
1574
4074 Nov 19
1174 Deo 15
Dec
287%
25
2
24
19
58
24%
2
30
56%
28%
247#
Jan
974 Jan
83%
34
24
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
4%%
.
57%
preferred
Manufacturing Co
4%%
40%
54%
.80%
.*80
*81%
33
18%
3274"'
27
674 Jan
19
/:
57%
187#
37%
Inc
When issued
6%
Eaton
1,300
*63%
1
4%% prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel
Feb
2
*81'%
*33%
13%
32
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com——10
157
7614 Mar 26
86
Eastern
9
21
>
80*%
81
3274
Eagle-Plcher Co
28% Jan
137 y4 Feb
54%
28%
18%
DWG- Cigar Corp
5974 Nov 17
2
41%54%
*79
*80
31%
-
46 Vb Apr
2974 Apr
76
9
2
3874 Jan
41
79%
81
83%
84 ,
-
45
50
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
Mar24
3
149
42%
54%
*64%
5
4%
Feb 11
3074 Aug 14
8274 Jun
4
"3
14%
35
$4.15
13
27% Mar
14
30
Mar
15
15%
34%
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
46% Jan 13
2
4574 Dec 19
Jan
14
(EI) & Co—
46% Mar 13
3
159
62%
*90
1174
13
2
22
90
n%
42% Feb 27
46% Jan 27
2
Dec~19
63%
90
14%
62
1
1
22% Apr
7374 Jan
148
63
1314
2674 Jan
2914 Jail
97% Jan 13
63
91%
13%
1
22% Feb
149 74 Dec
•"
56%
Preferred $3.50 series
2774 Jan
Jan
63%
85%
8614 Mar 31
45
31
63%
2674
2
47
24% NOV 10
28
Jan
63%
4114
Feb
44% Jan
51
14%
63%
2
1
Preferred $4.50 series
Oct
44% NOV 24
64 %
407#
43% Feb 26
July 15
May 21
13,200
1
25
Common
42
50 y8
14%
85
7
46
39
14
2574
9
Feb
13
39
5
Mar
45
t
>13
14%
50c
82
May 12
48% Mar
13
39
Drewr.vs Limited USA Inc—-—1
Dunhlll International1
Jan
50
*12%
*33%
14%
Dresser Industries
106
Sep 26
11
July 25
13
39
14 Vo
Dow Chemical Co
240
43
>41% Sep
13
39
14%
8
9
47% May 13
12%
39
87% Apr
20
Oct~24
17,200
1,100
No par
—l
Jan
39%
74
12%
4574 Jan 21
12
15%
73
14%
53
Inc.—
103
24% Apr
40% Apr
15%
75%
No par
—No par
du Pont de Nem
214
101
15%
74
39
43
Duplan Corp
172% Apr 10
•15%
13
5
1374 Jan 20
4,200
15%
75%
14%
23% Mar
2
26%
15%
75%
39%
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover Corp
11% Mar 18
14% NOV 20
26%
52%
com
Pepper Co
Sep 19
74% Jan< 9
2
26%
—10
Co—.
Dome Miues Ltd
20
.6% Jan
26%
17
42%
(The) Club Inc
Disney (Walt) Productions
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
6
Jan
27
15%
"75%
*62%
,
3
Distillers
8
12
26%
16%
78
27
26%
16%
78%
34%
13.50
preferred
Stores
Jan
9
27%
18%
_50
Diners'
Apr
22% Jan
1,030
—50c
13
23% Oct 27
26,400
16%
15
Jan
54% Apr
Jan
28%
15
56
1
46
12
15
28%
15
28
10%
1
Western
&
48% Dec 30
Dr.
28%
14%
'*81%
23%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
2
28Va
14%
79%
'No par
Detroit Steel Corp
De VilbJss Co
12
28%
14%
10%.
17% Oct 13
Jan
97
28%
14%
41%
54%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
19% Jan
97
29
14%
28%
42% Dec 31
63
Oct 23
2
96%
28%
14%
"80
Feb
Mar 26
97%
29 %
41%
'54
9% Jan
16
760
97%
97
41'/4
53%
37% Jan
14% Jan
800
98
*97
98
14%
9
19% Dec 31
14,000
14,200
63%
57% Feb
8% Jan
56%
6274
58% Dec 31
11% Jan
43
55%
62%
90.
14%
347% Apr
9% Jan
37%
43
56%
62%
90
5
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta Air Lilies Inc
;
37%
43
553/4
63%
91 /
14%
41%
54%
■
80%
82
33%
33%
19 /
58% /.
29%
35% Apr
64% Jan
15
Jan 23
37%
43
56%
62%
*89
14%
—100
1
Delaware
Mar 30
37%
43
56
3.600
1
9
Jan
37%
43
57%
2,100
common.
Co (Delaware)
Delaware & Hudson
58%
36%
29y4
17%
37%
43%.
56%
68%
25% Dec 31
6
37%
43
57
67%
<53% Dec
Mar 31;
36%
43%
6634
16% Jan
32% Mar 24
36%
66%
Deere &
42% Jan
2,100
67%
46% Feb 18
22
27%
00%
12% Jan
Dec~29
26%
66%
1
57% Feb 16
24% Jan
2
43%
26%
66%
Apr
35% Nov 11
26% Deo 12
14% Dec
4
26%
26%
66%
10
Jan
26%
26%
|'5
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1
14
26%
20%
27
1,100
101,400
12% Dec
25% Jan
11,400
41
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—
5
$1.50
85
39
31
Diana
900
20%
22%
41
3-100
1974 Feb 27
39%
21%
38%
27% Mar 30
32% Mar 24
39%
*22%
scries C
42% Mar 13
40
21
41%
100
7
40
21
39%
series B
32% Feb 25
85
39%
20%
*84
85
22%
30% NOV 11
7
85
39 %
20%
40V4
—50c
U% Jan
85
39 %
20%
38%
Inc
29% Mar 26
300
85
39%
*84
85
22%
Decca Records
4
22,500
40
21% Feb 19
457% Mar
11,300
4%
23
18
4
11,100
14
41
39%
19% Nov 26
54% Nov 11
29% Apr
.30% May
25% Jan
4%
40%
39%
2
30
4%
40%
38%
13% Jan
27% Jan
19% Jan 26
13%
14%
4ya
39%
*22%
Preferred 3.90%
26
13%
4%
40%
40%
Preferred 3.75%
9
13%
'
63%
—
68la Mar 11
4
39%
17,300
14%
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% scries A
-100
60% Mar 18
12%
12%
40
110
22
33%
*39
50c
Jan
11%
11%
21%
22%
Dayton Rubber Co
65
21%
38%
36% Mar 20
55
21%
39%
83% Apr
2
22
22%
2
Mar
21%
37%
2
8
22
21%
39
79% Jan
47% Jan
22
86
*85
22%
26Vb Jan
2
85
37%
16
July 7
6% Apr 10
85
38%
26% Dec 19
10
86
22%
2
•
85
3(5%
24
26
86
88
1
Oct
Jan
6,300
84%
*84%
—1
A
15% Jan
79
26%
105%
84%
*35
12%
6
14
26%
105 %
86
15%
9
Jan
105
86
53 %
26%
60% Feb
Apr
263/4
105%
26%
106
'84 %
85
*
—5
.
27%
104
104%:
30
13,600
4,300
52%
53:%
52%
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-77
6
61
26%
27
104
54%
85%
85
5
Aug
82
26%
27
105%
54
54%
54%
55
21%
10
92
5
90
85
100
61% Dec
9
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14%
3
6
90
97%
15
Jan
*85
23%
Apr
Feb
90
85%
100
83% Jan
78
*85
56
Cutler-Hammer
53% Apr
90
•>5 '/if
23
22
*84
104
No par
3
Jan
97
54%
Corp common—5
40% Mar
r
*85
Curtis Publishing common
Class
87
52
2.50
preferred
Curtiss—Wright common
2
*49%
20%
3
13
52
26%
8
Mar 10
*49%
Corp com—-1
preferred——;
25
9
75% NOV
52
Petroleum
conv
39% Apr
43% Jon
*49%
-38%
(The)—
41% Apr
69% Jan
30
52
100
2
preferred
Jan
9% Jan
*49%
4%
35
Mar
50
39%
6
63% Nov 10
«H>
7,300
50
4%
37
18
8,500
43%
38'%
0
41 %
28
42%
4%
30% Mar
59% Jan
27%
43
39%
Cudahy Packing Co common4Vb% preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
16
25% Feb
28
42%
4%
21% Apr
Aug
27%
43%
10%
27% Jan
,Jan
28%
42%
38%
31% Aug 27
13
27%
43
25
23% NOV 14
63% Oct
28%
26%
5
Feb
28 %
42%
1
20% Mar
Dec
29%
44%
10
..
53% July 24
18% Jun
6
•
28%
43%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
29
100
3,500
72
Cuban-American Sugar
16% Jan 21
2
12
38%
Cuba RR 6%
37% Jan 16
17% Mar 4
Dec
11%
$4,20 preferred
—No par
Crucible Steel Co of America^_12.50
6
Dec
12%
63%
$2
24
7% Jan
16
11%
39 %
Crown Zellerbach
Mar 20
18% Jan
12%
64 %
5%
6
98
12
72%
3%%
20
32% Feb
12%
63%
Crown Cork & Seal common
Jan
12
39%
Crescent
44
12%
72
Cream of Wheat Corp
Mar 11
60% Jan
12
94% Jan 28
26% Jan
8
12%
14%
40
22% Apr 10
28% Mar 9
2
29% Dec
23%
593:»
14%
72%
38% Mar 13
3
23
59
14%
14%
04%
Crane Co common
43% Feb
85
Mar 30
Feb
59%
Coty Inc
—
—1
Coty International Corp.--.—
1
9
6
19
35% Jan
4
14% Mar
3% Jan
38
16
3
22% Mar 12
3
1
39% Dec
NOV
2
*23
59?i
*23
72%
Corp—_—
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
24
87
23 %
59%
Corning Glass Works common____5
3%% preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp.—1
19
Feb
4
18% Jan
3% NOV 11
28% Jan
78
85% Jan
11
23
53%
39%
Corn
110% Mar 18
Feb
85
6
9% NOV
2
4 % May
16
84% Feb
1
16
Aug
Mar 11
35
23
59%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
33% Mar 17
31
Dec
14%
23
59%
15
63%
Continental Steel
43% Feb
34% Oct 13
14%
"22%
60%
5
5
Copperweld Steel Co common..—5
5% convertible preferred
50
6% convertible preferred
50
Continental Oil of Delaware
78% Mar 10
37% Dec
14%
23 %
14
69% Jan 26
41
19% May 20
74% Feb
33
Oot
—
61% Jan
36% Jan
14%
14%
59%
5
.
*22%
5
preferred
55% Jan
Dec 22
64
12
52
convertible
5%
66% Nov 14
•
2
107% Jan
9
29
"V 12,100
1
Insurance
12% Dec
2
387% Feb
6
2
21% Jan
Jan
Shares
Apr. 10
Apr. 9
2
11% Jan
9
30
63
the Week
Friday
Thursday
25
Industries common
7
Oct
23
8
15
Jan
Sales for
PRICES
Apr. 8
& Steel—
Copper
Dec
13% Oct
87% Apr 29
137% May
44
Apr. 7
Apr. 6
Pat
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
AND HIGH SALE
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Lowest
8y#
*847%
87%
40
100
86
*84%
86
387%
39
39
39
1174
117%
117%
1174
62 Vb
63
*627%
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64%
2674
257%
24
247%
217%
407%
217%
227%
227%
227%
40
407%
40'%
4174
3674
97%
36
37
834
37»4
9
36
8%
32%
32%
3274
3274
9274
92y4
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227%
927%
22
3174
927%
227%
327%
400
63 >/4
64 y2
247%
2,900
17,300
32
32
*62
.
28,300
,
,
5,600
15,700
874
87%
2,600
26,100
'327%
327%
1,400
9274
92 74
227%
227%
1,400
327%
327%
2,600
>
80
Number 5837
Volume 189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
.
(1687)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Previous
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1.
Year 1938
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Oct
13
49% Feb
9
2
.5% Jan
6
17% Dec
May 19
3% Apr
7
113a Jan
2
16
16 % Mar 10
19% Mar 19
64
8% Mar
5
70% Apr
55% Apr
1
Federal
conv pfd 1953 series
Mogul Bower Bearings
29% Mar
9
Federal
Pacific Electric Co
Federal
Paper Board Co
64
Dec
17
55
Dec
18
47% Feb
10
21% Jan
2
20
44% Apr
8
56% Jan
26
27
21% Jan
5
23% Feb
26
50% Feb
6
60% Apr
2
23% Mar 13
19% Jan
7
25% Jan
19
Fenestra Inc
30% Nov
27% Jan
8
35% Apr
10
Ferro
52
Nov
ID'/a Jan
22
Jun
29% Jan
57
Dec
30
lOVa May
16% Jan
17
5%%
9
4.60%
47% Feb
16
45% Feb
4
57% Mar 20
31
60% Apr
2
69% Mar 11
24 % Mar 14
16% Apr
10
19% Jan
12
2
44% Jan
16
38% Apr
82% Apr
49% July 29
38% Mar
7
16
10
125% Jan
5
101% Jan
104% Jun
100% Sep 26
55% Feb
Dec
136
88
14
Nov
6% Mar 10
10% Sep 29
61% Dec 15
103% Feb
19
80% Jan
2
2
Firstanicrlca
6
9% Jan
5
12% Mar 18
Jan
8
62% Mar 13
10
56
40
Jun
4
86
Jan
5
89
3
112% Dec
16
107
Jan
13
116
26% Feb
9
Feb
94
85% Dec 31
107% Dec
Feb
2
•4
Mar 13
31% Mar
Oct 29
32% Dec
Jan
9
91% Dec 31
89
5
97
Jan
6
17
Apr
3
25 % Nov
28
21% Mar 31
26
Jan
28
40 %
Sep
10
37
30
43
Mar
96
Mar" 17
33% July 18
3
Jan
33/64 Apr
12% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
35'% Oct
27
18
40
Feb
170
7
2
205
95
36% Feb
18
50% Jan
2
19
20% Jan
10
21% Jan 13
33% Feb
44% Apr
9% Apr
14% Jan
12% Jan 21
July
Nov
22
2
25
2
14
67% Jan
Food
16
14
2
14% Sep 24
15% Dec 22
35% Apr
37% Jan
10% Jan
1
1
Feb
91% Jan
95
Jan
i%
50% Dec 31
10
8% Jan
2
15
39% Oct
107% Nov
45% Mar
18
18% Jan
28
25
2
Jan
20% Dec
70
Dec
24
69% Jan
2
77
5
Foote
54
53%
53%
2,600
25%
26
25%
25%
7,200
5
47%
47%
47
47%
45%
3,400
1,300
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46%
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68%
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112
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30%
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2.50
21 ¥2
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39%
35/64
15
11%
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57%
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27%
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;
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39 ¥4
38%
39
38'%
38%
38
3GJA
60%
59 ¥0
61%
60%
62%
61
61%
61%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
20 ¥4
20%
35,500
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
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72,000
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9%
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10%
9%
10'/a
2,300
18%
107%
18 ¥4
18 ¥2
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17%
17%
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107 ¥2
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3,300
4,000
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23%
23%
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18
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100
1
42
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364,700
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10 ¥4
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9,300
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44%
20%
42%
10 ¥0
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,
106 ¥4
21
41 ¥2
par
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120
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38 ¥2
59%
10
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Fruehauf Trailer Co
38%
2
17,100
205
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28%
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48
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509,200
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29
100
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15,400
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90%
38%
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111%
89
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91
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111
110
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89
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113
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3,100
1,200
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58%
89
21%
6,400
50,400
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113
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69%
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11%
11%
112
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100
101%
69%
21%
59%
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20
101 %
69%
69%
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11%
5,300
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69%
22%
preferred
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61%
17
22%
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26
54%
63%
17
68%
Foremost Dairies Inc
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
7
53
62
17%
40%
1
53%
64
17
5
No
5,200
2,100
17,200
6,200
62%
par
preferred
Ford Motor Co
Mar 20
Feb
53 %
26%
2.50
Cliein
&
100
73
54 %
25%
22
pfd
convertible
3%%
19% Feb 20
112
Mar 26
2
9% Jan
Much
3%%
Mar 11
62% Apr
Jan
97
7
Apr
2nd
convertible
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54
26%
60%
$4.20 divld pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
1
52% Aug 11
2
Nov
25% Feb
9
2
49% Apr
10
Apr
8
70%'
54%
26
Rights (expire Apr 10)
Jan
35% Jan
17% Jan
10
14
46% Dec
Jan
89
T
27% Apr
180% Dec 24
10O
54
93
7
70%
22,700
54
2
Florida Power & Light Co
% Mar 25
2
Apr
17% Dec 31
30
15
91
35% Dec 31
Jan
69
5,400
14,600
-
■
19%
26%
No par
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food Fair Stores Inc
9
19
54%
10
Florida Power Corp
5
28
54
19'/a
53%
No par
A
conv
18%
22
Corp
preferred
$4.50
8%
60
Firth (The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co (The) common
When issued
Mar 30
*
59%
7%
7%
18%
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69
Shares
59%
60
7%
25
First National Stores
25% Mar
*67
69
%
7%
18
18%
18%
59
61
7%
7%
26%
Firestone Tire & Rubber com_._6.25
4%% preferred
100
38% Apr
37% Jan
*67
59%
62
2 50
common
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6
14
18%
1
20% Jan
22% Nov 21
18%
i0
67% Mar 30
12
15% An* 25
7
1
Fidelity Plienix Fire Ins NY
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
Mar 11
151
13
61
7%
Apr. 10
5
preferred
Dept Stores
Corp
Fiberboard Paper
67 % Dec
10
16% Apr 25
61 %
7%
50
Federated
52% Dec
20 'A Jan
60%
1
16
3
Mar
18'A Apr
291/2 Jan
87
5
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 9
Apr. 8
Apr. 7
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 6
__2
Jan
24% Aug 21
Feb
32
Monday
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE
*
,
„
Par
Pausteel Metallurgical
Corp
Fa wick Corp
Fedders Corp common
64% Mar 13
27
50
,
EXCHANGE
6% Dec
55
43.
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Highest
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72
107 ¥2
107
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72
72
73 ¥2
72 ¥a
73
24%
25%
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26%
22%
23
23
23%
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50
50
■
50
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26% Mar
Jan
0
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17
12% Jan
28
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2
17% Nov 17
16% Jan
2
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22
48
July
9
45% Jan
12
51% Mar 17
2
35
Dec
31
27% Apr
Gabriel
24% Mar 17
20% Jan
32
27
Jan
Jan
38
Feb
14 % Jan
3 % Jan
39% Jan
6
19
9
53
8
37% Jan
2
17% Nov 12
17% Jan
6
7% Nov 20
5% Apr
67% Nov 26
7
36% Dec
2
15
102
Co
Garrett
Gar
19
3
General American
64% Jan
19
36% Feb
2
95% Feb
96% Jan
7
125
Jan
2
8
Dec
8
19% Jan
2
75
22
General
67% Mar 11
General
Amer
2
14% Jan
General
Baking Co
Jan
Jan
22
28
150% Mar 11
7% Feb
9
34% Mar 12
10% Mar 25
42'% Apr
10
38% Mar 26
141
44% Jan
15
138
Aug 25
9% Nov
7
38% Nov
5
43% Dec U
$8
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14
30
29%
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28%
29%
29
29%
29 ¥1
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5,500
50
50%
50%
50%
50%
51%
51
51%
51%
51%
4,300
42%
43%
41%
42 %
43%
42%
43%
42%
43
4,400
of
Texas
80
Jan
13
84
Mar 17
69
Jan
2
96
Mar 31
General Cigar
S% Jan
9% Nov
10
18
24
39% Mar 18
General
19
58% Feb
9-
66 % Jau
5
57
Apr
8
79% Dec
29
74% Feb
9
84 V8 Apr
2
19% Jan
2
34% Dec 31
30% Jan
6
39% Mar
(>
General
Finance
Jan
13
79% Dec
2
74% Feb
9
84
Mar
2
General
Foods
4% Jan
2
22% Dec
18
22
60-% Jan
2
48
105
33% Jan
Jun
52
Nov
6
2
5
6
117% Jan
16
107 ¥2 Jan
2
Aug 29
92 % Jan
22
83 ¥2 Jan
12
87
34
Jan
6
44
19
42 ¥2 Jan
7
50
48% Jan
2
87% Nov 20
74 % Apr
10
87% Jan
41
42 % Mar 13
27
Jan
4
Mar
Apr
3
10
12
20
31 ¥2 Jan
28
29'A Jfcn
2
36
52% Feb
May 26
44% Jan
2
52 ¥4 Jan.
2
60 ¥2 Mar 13
6
7
Jan
112 ¥2 Mar
31% Feb 24
Aug 25
27
4
Dec
Oct
6
20
Mar 11
15
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18
2
21
46 ¥2 Jan
2
55 ¥2 Mar 24
25% Jan
2
29% Jan 22
32% Jan
13
17% Jan
3
28% Sep 16
3
2
Jan
61%
62%'
14
13%
14%
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150
25
Feb
2
Nov
11
27% Sep
14
Jan
4
28
Jan
2
29 ¥2 Feb
3
26% Jan
7
29 ¥4 Feb
13
27
60
2
34% Dec "31
35
22% Apr
7
50% Dec
16
44
83
3
90% Aug
1
90
275
Dec
15
91
Sep
9
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40%
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41
41 ¥4
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41%
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41
41%
41%
41%
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42
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84
82 %
82%
92
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79%
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100
97%
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47%
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92
16% Jan
Feb
129
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79
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2
12
73% Mar
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2
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15
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9
258
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12
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90
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8
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28%
28%
28%
29
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28%
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130
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67%
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68
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68 ¥2
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43,300
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93
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64 %
67%
70%
68-A
71%
26% Jan
13
52% Dec 30
52
Jan
2
72
Feb
44% Jan
3
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63 ¥4 Jan
9
71
Mar 30
19
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400
23% Feb 26
28 ¥4 Jan
14
44% Mar 18
51
39 % Dec
10
36% Jan
8
47 % Apr
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
92% Jan
27
23% Jan
2
27% Jan
8
44
Jan
7
50% Jan
27
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3% Jan
12
4% Jan
28
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103
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33%
32%
33
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67
65
66
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69%
69%
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69 ¥2
69 ¥2
69%
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98
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5,500
32%
64%
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60
60
102
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97
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97
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10
6
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101%
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1
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49% Oct
Gillette
101 ¥2
103,500
95
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10
Co
30% Oct
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97%
1
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23
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100
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
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96%
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95
400
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97
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400
28%
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28%
68
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27%
28%
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7,000
2,600
4,600
2,100
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95
36
27%
16,700
¥4
25
380
104
54
25
379
2
53 %
28%
365
2
16.500
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Jan
1,200
5%
5%
53%
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900
58 ¥a
34%
100
lOo
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'
34
5
preference
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5%% preference
98
300
86 ¥4
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36 ¥2
39%
39 %
33
conv
27
510
111
110 ¥2
111
2,500
205,800
1,900
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4
46
111
49
111%
Mar 10
27% Dec 29
47 ¥0
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95
93%
111
49
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99
21 ¥a
20 ¥4
20%
9 6 ¥4
110%,
85%
110%
95
2
10
93%
97%
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2
23 % Jan
20%
21%
111
100
20% Jan
3,200
34%
61%
preferred
3
8%
34 ¥4
63'A
4%%
Vg Mar
8%
8%»-
35'A
62
10
General Time Corp
General
8%
.
34%:
62%
82%
6.67
Castings Corp
&
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700
31
5%
10c
preferred
preferred
Tele
8%
40
92
34%
92 ¥2 Mar 26
84% Jan
Dec
$1.32
6,100
84
SO ¥2
*82
92
79%
15
Public Utilities Corp
$1.30
13,900
9,800
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1
General Refractories
Genl
210
37%
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Railway Signal
General Realty & Utilities
6,100
150
37%
150
General Telephone Co of Florida—
25
14 ¥a
36%
common
General Steel
61 ¥4
150
150
4,300
12,100
34%
¥4
60
10 ¥4
-
General
17 ¥2 Apr
24% Sep
4
47% Dec 30
15% Jan
62%
13%
5
General Public Service
5}/a Jan
Jan
34
61%
14
10
Precision Equipt Corp
1
$1.60 conv preferred
No par
$3 convertible pre£crred____No par
39 ¥4 Feb
33
33%
62
10%
General
55% Apr
47% Feb
38% Dec 16
34
13%
10%
General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co_
6
50% Deo «1
15
33%
61%
13%
10%
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5 preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 scales
No par
2
2
21% Apr
33 %
Xl3%
34
34%
3,200
60
96
10%
preferred
27
5% Jan
37% Jan
33'A
*65 ¥4
96
63
150
42
33 ¥a
33%
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33%
10%
Instrument Corp
50% Jan
33%
42
32%
96
500
42
42
45%
*95%
200
4,200
10,000
6
10
Corp
Corp
Mills
Mar 25
5%
13%
5
General
45
6
*43
96
5
General
6%
5%
33% / 33%
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1
Mar 25
3
fi
10
Corp.
104% Mar 16
83
105% Oct
Finance
114
Mar
18%
150
Controls Co
5
9
45%
19
34 >4
No par
2
16 ¥2 Feb
*43
33%
95%
18%
62
5
100
88 ¥4 Jan
3
45%
95%
No par
109 % Jan
89% Dec 30
117
Sep 19
*43
19
5%
6%
*33 %
18%
18%
6
4,800
35 ¥4
10
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
Contract
19
6%
35 ¥4
7
•
67% Nov
5
18%
*35
6%
36%
6%
7
36
149
Inc
29% Dec
28
19%
6%
When issued
Gen
2
Co
Apr 10
Apr 29
Jan
35%
,
2
...
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
3
7% Feb
7
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7
6%
35%
400
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27
Nov" 7"
42%
7%
6
5
preferred
-
35%
18%
1
common
55
7%
6%
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1
coV
General Bancshares Corp
General Bronze Corp
,
14
1
50
Transportationu_1.25
74% Dee
7
Jan
Jan
39
9
93% Jun
30% Apr
48
32% Mar 30
12% Jan
7
27%
6% convertible preferred
50
General American Investors com
1
$4.50 preferred
100
14% Nov
2
50'A
ZZZZ2
Feb
51% Feb
9% Jan
*49%
com
4
18
40% Sep
9
24% Feb 25
50%
No par
42
Apr
32% Apr
11
Apr
23
50
convertible
Indus
18,700
6,600
25
22%
49%
preferred
Geheral Acceptance Corp
8
23
24%
23%
49%
5
Corp (The)__
Industries Inc
25 %
22%
25%
22%
»
Co
Wood
4%%
24%
25
5
50
common
preferred
(The)
Gardner-Denver
9
19 % Mar
(The)
convertible
Game well
27
Mar
.
31% Jan
52% Apr
26% Jan
5%
Mar 23
22
Oct
34
Co
Gamble-Skognio Inc
47% Mar 18
5% Jan
7% Oct 22
2
13
Oct
46
2
45% Dec
2
3% Jan
24% Jan
94
4
51% Dec
17
Jan
9
24 ¥0
18,300
1,200
25i'4
35,700
*
33 % Apr
3
21% Jan
7
89 % Jan
21
15% Apr
!
16
28
Apr
2% Jan
157% Jan
47
9
Dec
5
3% May 15
2
Apr
96% Apr
1
Jan
9
Feb
17
53% May 19
81% Dec
29
76% Jan
14
90% Feb
24
12
124% Dec
30
117% Jan
7
135% Apr
6
69
Feb
16
175
July 10
172
175
30
Jan
2
39% Nov
3
35% Jan
2
40% Feb
41
Jan
2
49% July 31
3 % Dec
3
42% Apr
1
46% Mar 17
1
Jan
2
4% Jan
15
28% Jan
2% Jan
27
13
7% Jan
7
52% Sep 22
62% Nov 20
46% Feb
18
9
33% Jan
8% Oct
31
58
Apr
9
4
Feb
66
Jan
41
Dec
2
38 % Jan
48
88
July
8
77% Jan
84% Mar
5% Jan
3
11
8% Jan
46
22
37
Dec
Apr
Apr
30% Jan
9% Dec
24
59
Dec
17
31
Oct
1
61
Sep
10
30
15
'51% Nov 12
2
20% Jan
2
31% Dec
12
131% Jan
2
146% Jun
4
67
Apr
17
22 % Jan
2
77
Nov
18
39% Dec 29
49% Jan
73
8
6
Mar 26
30% Apr
6
1
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
2
21% Apr
10
9
87
17
85% Jan
28
88% Jan
20
4
22% Jan
2
For
16
footnotes
10% Jan
10
see
22.
page
7% Mar 17
30% Mar 30
10
Jan
16
24%
24¥a
24 ¥2
48%
49
49¥a
49%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
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84%
133%
3%
4
1
100
No par
4
190
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86%
86%
135%
132%
190
87
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87
133%
132
39%
39%
43%
43%
43
3%
3%
(W R) & Co
Motors
Granby Mining Co Ltd
Grand Union Co (The)
5
3%
87
190
87%
86
86
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.
11,800
9,400
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39
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38%
1,000
43%
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43%
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3 ¥4
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12,600
42,100
3,500
18,600
10,100
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132 ¥2
133%
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8%
8%
3%
8%
8%
54%
54%
56%
55%
56%
55 ¥4
55%
54%
5 5'A
59
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58
58 ¥2
58
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7,600
190
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57%
59 ¥4
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46
46%
46 ¥a
46 ¥2
46 ¥a
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82 ¥2
82%
82 ¥2
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82%
80
82 %
15
14%
14%
14 ¥2
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
20,300
44%
44%
44 ¥2
44%
44!A
44%
44%
78,200
44%
44%
44%
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co__l
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 ¥a
3C ¥0
30%
30%
51
30%
30
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52%
49%
50%
50 ¥4
51
49%
50'A
48%
50'A
54%
55 ¥2
55
55%
55'A
55%
55%
56
55
3,300
6,000
10,700
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Iron
Northern
Western
5
100
preferred
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Co
Sugar com
preferred
1
25
Nopai
No par
100
100
Green (H L) Co Inc
1
Greyhound Corp (The) common
3
4% %
preferred
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Green
3%
8%
54
88
*170
11,500
82%
14%
12.50
City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
7%
1
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3¥e
190
3,000
4
58%
46%
Granite
Great
5
24'A
48%
39
Great
47% Feb
25 ¥4
48%
43%
4
15
24%
39
6
80% Jan
25
48 ¥4
43 %
18
Mar
24%
47%
1
Feb
57
10,100
96
47%
4
30% Feb
17,300
44%
,.
25%
Grace
Great Northern Paper Co
140
51
43
*94
50%
46%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Graham-Paige
96 ¥2
50
44%
96 Vfc
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24%
39
Gt Northern
5
*94
44%
5
10
(B F)
54% Jan
2
7% Dec
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Great
80% Jun
Apr
26% Dec
(The)
Goodrich Co
96%
49%
*94
10
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBcan & Co
Grayson-Robinson Stores
14% Jan
17% Mar 20
comihon
30% Mar 18
27
25% Mar 23
135% Jan
4
Ginibel Brothers
55% Jan
44% Mar
Feb
16
Co
15% Mar 19
26% Jan
46
7
Mar 17
3
28
75
4
10% Mar 18
56% Apr
Oct
27% Jan
19
(The)
Bay Ac Western RR
Guantanamo Sugar
1
55%
26%
139
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20%
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29%
8%
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26%
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139%
78
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27
140
79
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140
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30
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77 ¥2
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200
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1688)
.
.
Monday, April 18. 1.959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Previous \
Range for
1^-nge Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
14
May
52
Mar
Ffeb
101
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
25% Jan
25
6
110% Feb
17
Gulf
$5
30% Feb
78% Jan
26
Monday
EXCHANGE
22
127% Jan 22
2
71 % Mar
28% (Nov 17
75 f-» Dec 22
129
Dec 16
9
5
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Par
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
preferred
Gulf
28
Oil Corp
25
28%
75
*74
116
115
■115%
%
28
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 7
74
•
No par
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Apr. G
28%
28 %
75
115%
28 V*
75
113
*74
287V
75
li2
114%
112",
55% Dec
55
31
39% Jan
6
84
Sep
Oct
96
May 29
102% July 14
95% Jen
19
30
10
100
Jun
99% Sep
25
109
May
5
Jan
65
Apr
Common
No par
84 % Jan
20
89
Mar
$4.20
dividend
89% Jan
22
94
Jan
$4.40
dividend
91
Apr
102% Feb
13
9J
9
Apr
$4.44
13
104% Mar
104% Mar 11
1
105% Mar
64
100
__100
*88
preferred
preferred
dividend
preferred--,--
64%
90 %
91%
*91
"103%
"104%
105%
25
*47%
64%
93
64%
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91 %
105
100
preferred-—,
$5.08 dividend preferred.
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92%
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100
dividend
$5
4
92
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65
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93
64%
90
92
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92
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112%
65
90
91
27,400
113 %
60
92%
93
75
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90
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5,300
29',4
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Gulf States Utilities Co—
90
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Apr. 10
28".
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the Week
Friday
Apr. 9
28-%
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Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 8
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91
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105
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105
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105
105
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105
104%
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40
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3
47% July
49 % Apr
7
Jan
21
69
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
38% Jan
20
2
48% Mar 31
Hackensack
1
69% Jan
9
Halliburton Oil
5
44% Feb
28% Jan
20
24
Jan
15
95
Jan
15
20
58
Apr
25% Jan
8
20% Mar 31
Jan
2
99
V Dec
8
88
21% Jan
2
33 % Sep
26
26% Jan
2
41
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
23
Apr
7
30
Jan
13
24% Dec
13 % May 20
70
20% Apr
22% Jan
Nov
19
10
44 % Feb
Mar 17
32% Dec
3
26 % Feb
36% Nov 18
34
9% Dec
9
2
67
83% Oct
10
7
6
30% Dec
33% Dec
Jun
38
2
Nov
1
31
63% Jan
3
35% Doc
31
36% Dec
14
11% Jan
13
Jan
Jan
15% Sep
7
74
2
16% Jan
16
3
37% Mar 13
23
7
20% Jan
21
Jan
19
64% Apr
8
Mar 31
5
9
18% Feb 27
69
Feb 25
7
99
Jan
10
Apr
39% Mar 13
19'
21
27
63% Mar 18
9% Jan
20
12% Nov
14
12
Jan
5
17% Jan
3
25% Dec
12
25% Jan
2
19
•
31 % Jan
Feb
15
23% Mar
29
49% Jan
21
65% Jan
2
9
7
30
2
9% Apr
43
7
29% Nov 21
Feb
13
30
10
23% Nov 28
20% Jan
7
24
9
41% Dec
38\
Mar 18
41
29.
84
Jun
v
3
6
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27
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31% Apr
75
Jan
Dec
1
Feb
20
97% Aug 13
52% Jun
12
75
Nov
17
68% Apr
10
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
11 % Jan
15
5% Jan
10
14% Dec 30
13% Jan
8
1
3% Sep
7% Sep
6
Apr
18
3 % Dec
22
40% Apr
13% Jan
14
63
27
17
87% Dec
2% Jan
2
83 % Jan
.*
20% Nov 17
72% Jan
Oct
6% Oct
9
40%:
40%
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39%
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30%
29%
30
29%
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3,800
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42
42
42%
10%
66%
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2
38 % Dec
3
2
24 % Dec
1
21
22
26
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89
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Apr
38% Jan 29
23% Jan
Jan
21
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17%,
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36
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Dec
31
42% Mar 18
52
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12
30% Jan
28
28% Jan
35% Apr
10
13
50% Dec
31
46
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2
38%
31
37%
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1
25
55% Jan 21
41% Mar 23
42
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13
43% Feb
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:
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Oct
13
Dec
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42
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3
48
Jun
9
47
Dec
1
52% Jan
22
45% Dec
2
51
Jun
23
42% Dec
2
47% Feb
3
29% Jan
2
6% Apr
38% Nov
25
9% Nov
14
Jan
2
65
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2
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156
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Nov
20
13
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48
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297b
297b
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18
16
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15
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Apr
158
Feb
1 2
Feb
150% Jan
16
July 18
156
Dec
29
133
Oct
13
18% Jun
5
Dec
26 %
12
30
Sep 30
300
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10
552
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29
27
Jan
2
44
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9
143
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3
166
70% Jan
Jun
11
33% Sep
15
78 % Jun
26% July 7
68 % Jan 13
13% Apr
1
13
21% Aug 27
17
95
Oct
13
Jan
2
13% Dec
31
85% Feb
27
122% Nov
7
88
Sep
25
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13
7
57% Jan
100
Jan
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16% Nov 11
7
71
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4
136
13.
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18
32 % July 14
40
25
Jan
13
41% Oct
30
28
Jan
2
35% Oct
6
21% Jan
3
33%
May
7
•
36% Jan
50% Mar 18
29% Jan
,
27% Mar 26
31% Mar 18
29% Mar 17
'90% Jan
May 28
13% Jan
2
32% Sep
Jan
33% Dec
•
17
31
28
27% Jan
2
29%
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13
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10
34% Nov
14
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2
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2
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7
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6
37% Jan 21
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15
Jan
23
21% Feb
25% Mar
Jan
31% Jan
58% Feb
19
57% Jan
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2
97
2
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preferred—
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103% Jan
28
53% Jan 21
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25
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International Utilities Corp.
5
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r
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9
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28
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7
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41%
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31
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7.50
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Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
I-T-E
16
52% Dec
page
25
13
*:
5 '
com
4%
18
28
11
see
50% Mar
Jan
31
30
2
Feb
-
23
99% Aug
54% Oct
5
27
123
Apr
Dec
19% Ma r
Mar 24
36% Jan
47
Jan
-
Mar 25
>
119
Dec
footnotes
Mar
42% Mar 13
2
53
For
29
Jan 12
18% Jan
35
4
•
2
36% Jan
85
Mar
47
2
-
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3
3
28
Jan
*
37
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33
88
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145
2
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93
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16% Jan
37
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Mar 12
94
66% Jan
Mar 20
1
337b
487 a
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20
preferred—.
19
126% Mar
8
28% Feb
Harvester
7%
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Int'l Nickel
2
Feb
Int'l
97% Mar 11
58 %
33% Jan
43"
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23%
139%
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i
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33 V*
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900
5
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preferred
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22%,
,
,
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i
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9%'
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1
,.
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33%
-
100 pesos
I
common
preferred
i
International Mining :Cojrp__
11% Apr
125
6%
—L—
_—
25 Yb Apr :10
Apr
90% Mar 31
82
38
76% Jan 29
12% Jan
26% Sep
33% Oct
Dec~23
31% Apr >10
116
90% May 12
62%
;'45% Apr 10
153% Jan 14
Jan
Apr
A
Int'l Business Machines
33% Jan
3
38%
4<t.
45
.;
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4,900;-
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17% Feb
86% Jan
15% Jan
2
19% Feb 25
15
6
S
1
j Apr
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
...
44%
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5
29% Mar
560
31
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
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>
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:
4% % preferred'— 2—_L:
100
Interlake iron Corp__
;_J
1
95% Feb 24
2
82
Jan
15
25
28
22
39% Jan 22
43
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43
94
5
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127 V /
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4.26% preferred
50
4.70% preferred
_50
4.42% preferred——:
50
4.20% preferred
:
;
50
Indianapolis Power <fc Light—No par
102% Jan
146
.
2
8% Jan
2
Oct~"l
,
48%
,
22% Feb
2
86
Jan
Jan
45% Mar 18
Idaho Power Co.._.
10
Ideal Cement Co
^
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Illinois Central RR Co
No par
Illinois Power Co common—
15
96
;-j
58%
;
21 !V
92 7
*•*91%
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90
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76
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70
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30
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50
47
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16%,
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12
Jan
13
5
7
14
3
35%
13,100
68%
01%
20
25% Jan
22% Jan
Apr
44%
16%
IndU.stria Electrlca De Mexico
162
73
9
4
10
700
43 %
687,,
,
11
11,400
79
43%
%
35% Feb
64%
117
16%
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.-—
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117
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80
43
35%
.
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117%
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.
50
1,700:
68%
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.
177 V
16%
29
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37%
17%
68%
10
preferred series A—
1,100
16%
12.50
com
627V
*116
117%
:
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177 V
17%
50
3,000
:
68%
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43%'.
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5%
33
44%
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-
:327 V:
43%
53
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(Delaware)-
32%,
441;,'
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30
preferred—
28
68 %
16%
96
5
com
90
277a
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1
/
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28%
79
43%,
50c
,
90
79
43%
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,
68%
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28
78
36%
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68%
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43
1,000
69%
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6,600
14
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78
36
90
66
14
28
78
1
21,000
63%
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12%
387a
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nortcumulative -preferred—100
Hudson. Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
7
6% Mar 25
.37%
13
58 «,
No par
Co
37%
18
77
69%:
117 b
32%
32%,
.
120 \
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-
397b
17%,
32%,
*37%
5%
Mar 17
66
92
Sound
tlludson
7
14%
7,400
5,800
128
37
32%
*110
preferred—
convertible
667V
14%
69
28%
5
Corp
65%
14%
90
28
—100
;
66%
12
2,800
52
51 %
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43%
117 V
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50
32"/4
49%
88%
90
28',:,
32%
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43%
11%
69%
89
28
25
48%
65%
1
93
47%
39%
1,500
21",4
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327V:
47%
43%
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93
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33
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2 1/12
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-
11
66%
t
217 b
217b
v
39%
:
14%
-
6
-
42%
11
38%
65%
preferred—:
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4Yo
preferred
:
s.
100
4.40% preferred-—
,„__10O
Houston Lighting & Powers-No par
Howard Stores Corp——.L;
1
22% Jan 21
5% Jan
35% Jan
13% Jan
Jan
10%
38%
14%
3%%
19 % Mar 18
10%
.39
*38
Household Finance common—No par
6
51
67%
$2.25 convertible preferred
30
6% Anr
«
87% Jan
20% Jan
2
2% Apr
'Apr
18
2
16% Jan
.
,
47%
42
common—:
convertible
5%
47
30
10
common
Hom»stakc Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
12
33
69'
noneumulativc preferred
5%
22
91%
32%
1_ 100
Holly Sugar Corp
.
Feb
75
.
3% Jan
t
40%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
Feb
96% Jan
1% Jan
20
40%
39%
-
21%
91
32%
47%
14%
Holland Furnace Co
Apr
■
85 % Mar
5
943« Mar 31
9
13 *
19
40%
36%
21 %
93
63 %
:
$4.25 preferred
37% Jan
•
6
92
Jun
4,700
39%,
127%
Hotel Corp of America common—_1
80% Mar
10
81
90
36%
21 %
5
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles. E)
Hoffman EWfctronics Corp
89% Apr
9
.
Jan
74 % Dec
36%
*125%
1
common
Hooker. Chemical
Mar
Jan
84
Jan
' Feb
35
16
36%
%
25
5% preferred
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Hertz Co (The)
>7
53% Mat
31
39% Sep
4
Jan
42% Mar 25
16
15% Feb
13
24
6
36% Jan
27% Jan
2
2
8% Nov 20
Jan
Jan
27% Feb
92
5
7
21% Jan
-
39% Nov 20
7
2
127%
36%
v
"-33%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp.
1
3% Yo preferred series A
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
No par
13 % Jan
64% Jan
85
15% Jan
Sep
52%
*125%
36%
Hewitt-Robins Inc-
Mar 26
36% Jan
Jan
51%
127%
36%
45
19
8
52%,
*125%
36 %
39% Jan 22
18
85
%
126%
36%
2
31
23% Apr
52%
125%
Jan
15% Dec
67% Dec
50%
33% Jan
8
33% Dec
2
46%
52%
79
45% Dec
24
48
117
2
32 % Jan
46%
51%
2
10
39% Fob
32%
6
34
29
May 21
47% Dec 31
*91%
8
Apr
2,400
21
1
preferred
Powder
20 0
10,500
26%
%
32
Jan
66
31
30
7%
47%
6174
26
90
50
<
Hercules Motors
Hercules
47 >4
61
26%
21%
10
Heller (W E) & Co
W)
48
61%
60%
*26
90
—5
Inc
Inc
Helme
(G
26 %
V
Heinz (H J) Co common
3.65%
61 %
26
2.50
preferred
Industries
Industries
33% Mar 11
7
Jan
21
4%%
90
Apr
7,
31% Jan 28
112% Jan
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
2
9% Jan
Mar
16% Jan
35% Nov 20
60
Jan
50
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
26% Jan
Hayes
35% Jan
27
20
118
107% Oct
12
16% Jan
72
2
86
19% Nov 10
61
Haveg
27% Mar 11
8
25
5
*47
61
26%
100
30% Jan
12
2
8
77% Mar
64 % Jan
89% Feb 21
17% Jan
23% Jan
10
39% Apr
13% Mar 16
15% Nov 17
Nov
12% Apr
8
2
48
61%
26%
32
Corp
Hat Corp of America common
16
*47%
ol%
26%
—1
7.50
com
Hart Schaffncr & Marx
38% Jan1
22
43% Jan
44% Mar 23
Jan
7% Jan
Mar
47%
61%
26%
100
preferred
Harris-Intertype
47%
61
2.50
Paper
Harsco Corporation—
Harshaw Chemical Co
52% Jan
17
Dec
38
51% Dec 31
38% May
34
6%
5
43%
5
5
1
-
convertible
Harbison-Walk Rcfrac
28
29% Nov 14
6
Feb
Jan
20
3% Jan
.
Hammermill
13
38
44% J;-n
Apr
4%.
preferred
Co
Hammond Organ Co
—
:
6
30% Jan
Cementing
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co commoiu.
10
52% Apr
132
Jan
38
1
44% Dec 30
29
28% Jan
10
49% Apr
•
Well
Hall
33% Mar 16
125% Apr
140
10
6
39% Jan
47% Dec
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
32% Jan
Feb
29 % Feb
Water'—
Number 5837
Volume 189
.
me commercial ana F inancial cnronicie
.
.
(1689)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 19.">8
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
HIGH
SALB
Sales fat
PtlCIt
Wednesday
Apr. 7
Apr. 6
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 8
Shares
Apr. JO
Apr. !)
K
23
47% Oct
Feb
28
6834 Jan
2
3934 Jan
7
83
2
98% Nov
Feb
9
93% Feb
10
102
44
Jan
2
48
107
Feb
10
124
49 % Jan
37
13
11.
4634 Apr.
Kaiser
2
Apr * 9
Alum
<fc
Jan
3834 Jan.
18
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112-% Doc
28
6
Dec
9
Dec
5-'
.
88
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34
.
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Feb
convertible
92% Jan
Feb
17
2
97
5
89% Feb
92
"
19
13
2934 Dec
18% Oct
30
7 v
43% Oct
10:
"28% Jan
2
•*. I6V2 Jan
7
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41%
27 y ■105%, Oct. 13/
'
52% Feb
25
53% Feb
12
6
-
25
60% Nov
11'
7
29% Nov
tl
30
Jan
46% Jan
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16
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22
38
25% Jan
i
V
70% Nov' 21*+
2834 Dec V2
7\
45% Nov
17
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9
9% Feb
22% Jan
24% Jan
p
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86
17% Oct
32% Nov
2/
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V-
22
133,4 Jan
2"
4% Nov
32
Jan
15"
7
23 % Jan
3434 Jan
8
5334 Apr
9
85
103/a Feb
6V4 Sep
2
28
32
10
40% Oct
Dec
Jan
2
*2
7% Jan
65% Jan
2
13% Oct
2
2
Jan
8V2 Feb
9
19:
29% Jan
27
30;
Jan
36
95
96% Dec
'1
•
8
Jan
7
10 Va Nov
10
90% Doc
11"
11
Oct -21.
2
Jan
2
47 V4 Dec
107% Feb
18
5
135% Dec
27
2
9
9834 Apr
9
3734 Apr
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37
Jan
23'
2
Mar
.
.
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89
Jan
10
14
Nov
Jan
'44
11% Jan
10
19% Jun 11
23
Jan
Jan
•
15
Jan
39
Feb
16
Apr
3
44% Mar; 12
2
27
7
1043i Mar
5
29% Apr
10
22
2134 Jan
.
293A Jan
7
35
118% Jan
f
15
123
32% Jan
2
19
Jan
2
37
18
Jan
2 0 34 Jan
1734 Dec 31
14.
Jan
9
18% Jan
7134 Oct
13
59
Jan
2
7-8
60% Dec
1
48 34 Jan
7
6334 Mar 19
Jun
12
39% Dec
10
10
450
834 Sep
Jan
21
1834 Jan
.51% Jan
6.
29
1
Apr
1
4."
93/2 Jan
,
734 Jan
23'/y Jan
-30
,
6434 Jan
73
593-j Dec 31
1
5034 Apr
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46-
..
4234 Dec
2
49% Dec
i 8534 Jun
75
Sep
16
8534 Jun
77
15
7 '
31*"
Feb
47
Jan
20
7734 Feb
16
81
Mar 26
16
7734 Feb
16
81
Mar
/-
19
20
Dec
.
-Dec
45
9 ;;
29
56*4 Dec
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24 /
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36%
-
37
54
34 Jan
Mar
17*4 Jan
8634 Apr
64
3
934 Jan
10
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22% Dec
19
98
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1934
2
;
47
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834 Feb
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;
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-
7
26
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19
13
-
Oct:
5.
2
80
Jan
5
Dec
18
2934 Jan
.
83 34 Dec
10
67
86
...
3034 Mar 10
1534 Jan
-39
Jan
For
38%
39
38
38%
46 Va
45 Va
46
45 Va
45%
6,200
83
823/4
82%
83 Va
83%
270
15%
16%
13%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
8,300
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32%
15%
33%
331/4
33%
6, GOO
40 V,
40%
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
33% •
42 '« .-
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42
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
30%
31%
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21
21 Va
21
21
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5334 Oct
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27
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28
2834
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89
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10
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15
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3334
3334
3334
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34
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1,500
300
3,500
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3,6 JO
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20
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.
1,400
13,100
29
53
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7,900
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4
51
51%
V
'
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33
4
4.
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100
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1034
32%
3334
3234
234
6,200
10%
33
+
12,100
122,300
3
3
3%
3%
'334
334
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No par
22
22 3,4
2134
2234
2134
21%
21 Va
21%
22(4
8%
834
8%
8%
834
834
834
834
8 3,8
9
9%
9
9%
9'A
934
9
9
934
8%
934
9,300
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30%
3034
30T4
21,100
46
45%
45%
200
21 %
4,800
1
.
._5
3034
45%
2034
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2034
11234
2034
112
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90
14734
96
10
3
31%
111 Va
31 Vo
45J/c
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31 %
9734
3034
*45%
20%
1103/4
20%
11234
12%
1234
90
148
30
46
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13%
90%
14734
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2134
;
90%
12 Va
91 %
14834
:
•
4,500
7,700
109
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12%
14834
14834
21
21%
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109%
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,
21
;
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.
46
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3
6,900
20,100
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3,000
97
6034
61 %
6034
61%
1134
1134
12
3,700
1134
1134
12
9134
95%
9534
9834
21,900
21,600
38% I
3934
3734
3834
30
30 %
30
3034
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27,400
1134
12
12
12%
39,150
33 %
34 Vo
33%
34%
22,300
4334
9834
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11%
98
98%
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98
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43
34
8,100
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4334
12834
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3534
19,400
97
'
'
;
18
page
22.
Jan
_1
37%-
No par
-
6%
33
43%
*127%;.
3234
10
100
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*88
100
100
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100
10
;
'
-
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31%
125 ,
3734 3834
41
4134
3034
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10
100
Co Inc com-
preferred series A
Inc.
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100
1
<,
k
/
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475
4234 4234
6 34
6'A
.
834
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28
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5
12.50
1
5
1
334%
42 34
No par
No par
No par
100
—
,
preferred.-
.
4434
.
49
*79
*7934
*70 34
*79
.
McDonnell Aircraft| Corp-*_
1
;—5_
—1
/MCGraw-'Hill,Publishing
3
1934 Feb '.' 3..
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
99%Ffebr/3 V vMdntyr? Porcupine Mines
5
7634'Apr
6^ McKesson*& Robbihs Inc
18
1034 M&r 5 """■Mcfcean-'Trucking Co
:
10
2234 Feb 27
McQua.v Norris Mfg Co_—
—10
51
Feb
2-.- Mead Corp common——
5
9534 Mar 26%-" 4%% preferred (1st series)—100
2734 Jan 12
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
8534 Apr
7 /
45^. preferred series Bj.
:_100
j
Mercantile Stores Co Inc-
6
.
Feb/6
55
Apr
3
234 Apr
,
7
Merck &? Co Inc
'.
/
2;
22.34 Feb
25,'*
6
6 3 34 Feb
26
common-
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
Rights
—
3%
16%c
*—No par
1
Co
—j
Merritt-Chapman
&Scott
M'esta Machine Co——
"
74
*55%
2134
3434
4 5 34
1534
82 34
5134
43%
41
59
1834
8734
7534
934
2 0 34
47%
*94
253a
31%
3134
12,200
180
141
4234
43
3,800
82 3/4
833/4
4,200
:
,
31%
31
3134
16%
;
,
91%
9,200
2934
34,900
3034
31
*121%
125
3934
3834
39
'
1
41%
4134
40 3A
41
;
85%
18%
85%
86
86
86
1834
18%
1834
1834
1834
16
4034
1834
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6734
15 Va
15%
15'/a'
15%
66%
88%
57%
5634
55%
475
475
4234
423/4.
42
5434
6%
634
6
83A
9
66
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Vo
5434
15,800
900
6634
9,500
55
3,700
1834
-
500
10
42%
42
6%
<
90
86
'
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834
8%
41
-
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634
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4,200
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41
'
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3034
125
3834
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9
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55%
500
42%
6 Vo
9
.
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4234
,
6634
66
68
56%
475
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90
.
3934
125
.
29 34
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125
38 %
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16 Va
91
29%
41'3/a
8534
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7%
5,700
6%
1,900
3,200
8%
1734
18%
1834
18%
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1834
18
18
1.300
28%
28
2834
'2734
28
2734
2734
634
6%
2,100
2,100
2434
2434
;
634
-
6%
2434
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f.
634
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69
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9,100
200
70
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52%
52%
5234
52%
52%
4,200
4434
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45%
4534
4534
45%
4534
3,700
93 Va
*9234
93%
*9234
44%
4234
4434
43 34
93%
44%
39,700
42%
4234
43%
26,300
48%
42%
4934
42%
4434
4234
44
4234
4834
48 3/8
4834
4834
4834
4834
8.200
79
79
80
7834
79
78
78
140
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80%
80
80
80
80
230
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80
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4534
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52
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42 3/8
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8034
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2134
21
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.
3534
r
3534
4534
15 34
83
51
44%
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1434
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50%
"
74
7434
.-
50
2,600
7434
10
56
2034
2034
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36
3634
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21
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*
56
2034
4534
51
,
90
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-
3534
45%
35
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7434
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7434
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15
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56
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15
14%
14%
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4834
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50'A
49
49 34
4634
4,600
11,500
84
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130
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4434
44
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4434
4534
45%
4034
41 '
41% ""
41
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4034
41%
7,600
41%
59%
59 n
58%
59 34
5834
5834
5834
5834
2,600
59%
1834
8734
7634
934
2034
18 34
18
1834
1734
17%
17%
18
2,700
883i
1834
8834
7534
76
4734
97
26
32 34
32 /a
78%
83
54
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9%
2034
2034
4734
4734
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97
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6034
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61
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8734
88
76%
75
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75%
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934
934
9%
934
934
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2034
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2034
2034
20%
47%
4734
4634
47
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4634
*
26 %
26
26 Va
26
26%
8434
8434
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32 34
8534
3234
32%
3234
3234
7734
77%
78
7934
83
47
97
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97
8434
86
3234
8134
80
34
83
5134
52
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76
600
3,900
7,200
900
2,900
97
26%
2634
8434
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3234
8034
82
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5,700
140
800
25,500
83
83
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5334
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5,£55
545/4
2%
2
234
134
134
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1934
1934
31,100
6034
5934
6034
1,900
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,a
—
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89
7434
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2534
84
--
12.50
——5
900
32,500
43 34 f 4334
140%
163/4
52
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7734
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54
»
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89%
74
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83
;
4234
;
2834
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89
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8534
8634
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8334
67
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89,
*88
86%
42%
2534
75
56
280
102 ;
141% :141%
6%
45%
43
49%
81
81
72
81
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.
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89
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45
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102 y,
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25
.
;
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2834
834
28%
634
24%
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5034
v 44%
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5
r
9
183-.
634
.
-100
preferred--—
Martin Co.—L—
1834
16
70
57
*15%
68'A
56%
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—10
Co
1
1
34
8534
86
*85%
«.18%
130
*126
t* ™
—1
preferred
1134**
9434
••38%
- 3034
12%
333,4
4334
132
3334
102
89
90
144
140% 14034
43 ^
43
82
.
82%
16%
163«
91%
94 28 34
2 8 3ii
100
3.33 %
,,
85^3#^ 83'/<
5
^
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(R H)
3034
.11%
1
4
10
100
-4% convertible preferred
50
Marquette Cement JMfg Co__
4"
Marshall Field ,& Co com
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Mar 31
85
7
5334 Jan
10
1
12
'
61%
11%
1134
92J/a
10c
1
.
.
6
62% Dec
61
2.50
JMaracAlbo Gil Ejcploration
Marlhe Midland Corp common
j
82% Mar 25
8
~1934 Feb" 5'
2034
*30
32 Vo
4
1
4434 Jj£lr i8 ;;" McGraw-Edison Co/1-
9
Jan
80
2
see
*31%
.
32% Mar
44% Jan
2
footnotes
25
McDermott (J Ray) & Co lnc
71
134 Apr
•
1
92% Feb
2334 Jan
May >7 "
32
'
74
2
85
10
19%
2
Jan
43
26r,4 Apr-14
7
36%. Jan
;■
Jan
20 34 Jan
24 J
Apr 25
96
-
2
78V2 July 28
700
39%
5$3
6034 Jdn' 15
9
"
47% Sep
9
4,000
82%
Feb
2
10
17 ;
k
34%
9434
Jan
44,. Feb
-29
31
7u, Jun
3434
58
23%
21
14
3334 Apr
34'%'
V Maytag Co common
No par
preference
a——w
No par
Jah ,15'Y* McCali Corp—
No par
Apt'io~y'McCord Corp common—i
—-3
Jan 13* Y
$2.50 preferred
50
•y;;;-;; * McCroiy-McLenan
Feb ;5
Stores Corp common
50c
Feb 'pV "3% "'/>*> convertible * preferred_^_200
7
Dec
2034 Nov
2
Jan
i.
24
56 34 Jan
4634 Mar" 6
59 34 Dec
2
6834 Jan
52-
35
Mar 30
79
2
70 34''Nov
1034 Jan
—
34%
Mar.17/TMA$3J40 preferred—_1_—
42% Apr.: 1
/ .39
34%
Feb/24
8034 Mar 31
14
41T a Sep 20 i--r
*'l "J
2 *'
-
34%
7234
2
r1934 Jan
8334 Dec <29 %
2
31% Apr 23 -*"
Ja!n
34%
82
55 34 Jan
3234'Oct 22-
"*7*4*1
28 3A Mar 3
,
7,700
34
•
4534 Jan
:
5634 Nov 205
2
:
60%
2
Feb
rr
1334 Jan
Jan
59%
8
Jan
69
5334 Feb
"
62
5934
4
Masonlte Corp+__
May Dept Stores common
$3.75 .preferred
31.%.
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
37
:
July 30
4934 Nov
2
5034 Jan
45% Mar, 2
3 ;
22 1
77
2334 Jan
21
Jan
26/
.4•
1834 Apr
:3934 Jan
59
46
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
4534 Mar 18
2
Jan
60
5
Mandel Bros—
Manhattan-Shift—:
v
93%;?an .26
11
13
12
3234 Jan
Jan
6634 Sep
i'59% Jan
9134 Jan
Nov
"
l:-
61%
39
Mallory;(P R).& Co—Manati Sugar Co
„.
5
42% Jan
75%
!
26-
7
34
f,
60%
"(The)—-1
Mahoning Coal RR Co--—;
50
yMar :5,y'
36%' Jan
'4534 Nov
8
Jan
%
301/4
44
_10
—;—
Bros
-Magnavox
30
93 34: July. 11
Jan "'2'
Sep 25
.-
;. 25%
'
8.
27 34 Mar
28
Oct
67
2,
'.81% Jan
61
14,300
'
293%
*431/4
111
Madison Square Garden
Magma Copper
.
.
'
v'29V4
60 Va
a
Madison Fund
3134 Mar 19
Jan
G
Apr
2234 Marl6
Jan
26
2434 Get 29
"■
9
2534 Jan
29%
44
f:
83%
'
RR—
Corp (The)j^
Inc
434%
734 Jan 14
.,
GVa Jan
15%" Jan
7 '
Aug
"734 Feb
2,
2
'
43%
39%
.
Mack Trucks Inc——-
30
4434 Mar 20
•
Macy
Mar 17
475
3634 Jan
834 Nov 19
28% Oct
2
634 Jan
-
"
,
-17
22
Jan
450
•
'
63%
29%
44%
61%
', 46%
MacAndrews & Forbes common
c
21
2
8
5% Apr
12% Jan 1 3
■
,
'•
-
v/s?.
7 '..
14
2334 Apr 29
2
534 Jan
Lykes
;
20
10
Feb
62%
29%
44%
38
-
I
—
—
8732 Mar 30
Jan
390
Co^V-!
Lowensteln (M) & Sons Ine
Lukens Steel Co
6
AJan 22
39% Apr
42% Jan
6
Jan
83% Jan
May 14 i
18% Oct
1 •
,
183/4 Feb'.'24
30% Jan
•-
64 Va
29%
45
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)-No par
Louisville. & Nashville
;
50
«■
8734.Jan/22
3134 Jan
1
63%
29%
45
'
10
Apr
8 ; - Y When issued
14234 Mar 25/ /.Y- 7% prefevred—
1534 Jan
88
1
64
63%
29-%
46
83%
.
43 34
7634 Jan
2 v
3934 Dec
6
Apr"
87J/2Feb
•
71% Jan
;
17
Mar
,
9034 Mar
27
3634 Nov 17/:
:
2
138
3134 Aug 13 T
125."
63V4
63 Va
29%
46
Long Island Lighting Co com
4 •; -1+5% series B preferred-:
24 V
4.25%' series D preferred
6 \ ;
4.35% series E pi-eferred
81
4.40% series G conv pfd;
6 *
Lorillard (P) Co common*.
88%'Mar
8
6
6 "
Oct
■24J, a Sep 30
2
116
57%
33
-.
146 34
2
Sep 29j
v; 81% Sep
io
104
2
7834 Jan
22 '*
17
' 2
60
Dec
81
55% Mar ; 4
56 3/4
46 %
Lone Star Gas Co common
4.84% conv preferred—
35V8"Apr
19
1'<8 34 jan
'
25
Loew's
»
15
86% Feb
Jun23:
143
27% Feb
3,500
15,800
10,900
56'A
39
Inc *
." Lone Star Cement Corp—:
26
2
42% Apr
-
55%
83
^Loew's theatres
10
13934 Jan
Mar 31
83
11;
129% Nov 12V
92% Feb
10034 Apr 14
32% Jan 10
1
56%
1
Litton Industries Inc.,
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
3934 Apr "8 ~
467/a Jah*26
31
100 34 Mar 20
88% July 28
4
14
9
2934 Jan
12y
*
8
55V4
111%
111
46%
Lionel Corp (The)—
List Industries Corp
10
1234 Apr
125
9
Nov
104
3
11,400
45
44 Va
45Va
111 Vr
38%
Link Belt Co
Mar 16
13
9 Va Feb
41 % Mar
30
*
1334 Apr
44%
29%
;oo
Lily Tulip Cup Ccrp__
*
30%
26V4
26%
26%
10
1
Co.
(James)
2,300
2,700
5,400
lnc_
&
1,600
32%
32%
'
110%
200
47'/4
100 G
Airlines
(The)
Co
32%
45 Va
l,70O
37%
'46
46
Llbbey-Owcns-Ford Glass Co
10'
Libbey McNeill & Libby—1
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com„r_25
.7% preferred
1
100
14Va Mar 23.
32 V* Mar 26
-
8 '
*
22% Mar 28
14)
iS
%
111%
45
'
(S S)
Lehman
'
26%
26
82 Va
*363/4
46
56
55%
& Sons Co common_3
•
9
6434 Feb
28% Mar 24
f
38% Oct 20
31
;
Dutch
preferred!
(E j)
32%
37%'
*
Lehigh Valley
19
72% Feb
•
'f
28 % Jan
;
Royal
32%
40
92
82
82
"
110%*
110%
2834
26
Fei}
10% Mar
Jan
64%
*45%
90
92
5
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred
50c non-cum 2nd pfd—1
4
Mar
108
28% Feb
;
63 Va
81%
*36%
45%
45%
109%
56
82
20
96%
*
1
25
3.85% preferred—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
'
28
1
common
Lerner Stores Corp_
27
15
2134 Jan
55 V2
45
45%
112%
*88
:
94
37
25%
25%
26
25%
45 Va
110%
Lehn & Fink Products
152
57'/a Jan
63% Oct
/A 78% Jan
32%
k
90
91
*94 Va
95%'
■
81%
•'
*88%
91
95%
*36%
81%
3434
6'
1334 Jan
14/
3
-
•'■•
32%
2834
9334 Jan -26
9534 Jan
2
Jan
32%
2.50
4934 Feb" 2
Jan
314
6% Apr
;
32%
-
V
36 Va Mar 31
..
45
3434
11534 Mar 11
146% Jan
Jan
1128
45%
1
22 34 Feb
7
803a Jan
5-
10
,
37
4534
'28V4
6
3134 Mar
Jan
12
13
46% Jan
Oct
37
5
1034 Jan 12
18% Jan
2}'
IV
Oct
;*.»'•
A
•
5
81
45%
No par
4.32% preferred series A
,:"Lees
10
834 Apr
158 3,4 Jun ; 4
22
' Mar
32%
53%
■
37%
.
1
21
2234 Apr
2
19% Sep
100
17
85
8.75
Light Co._
Va
53%
81%
37%
Lee Rubber & Tire
3 %r Apr6
2
Jan
82% Dec
82
44 %
Co_-
'*92
Lane Bryant
.
3734 Jan 20
5V4 Jan
13;
30'
10% Sep 24
70% Jan
Sep
J% Jan
7
Apr <-'3
12 Va Jan
9
153'a
17% Feb
89
12
32'% Apr
.
22% Feb
:•
81
No par
•,
.',.6
12 34 May
2
Oct
No par
-50
"preferredElectric
&
96%
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
v
Jan
2
99
*92
Laclede Gas Co common
4% Mar. 11
44% Jan
7
;
:
94
Kress
22
10
;
20
60%
*92 !
Kroger
22
13
Y
Mar 28'
5V4 Jan
<
94
/'Kroehler Mfg Co__^
i
22
323 a Feb
39% Oct 21'
1% Jan>';9 1
-
94
Koppers Co Inc common—
5
34% Jan
181
89
140
*92
KLM
30% Mar 23
463,4 Dec 31
25% Dec
26% Mar
;•
34% Apr
17
14%
5
6
8
20
24% Feb
100
Kresge
•3% Feb
•
3Va Jun
:
*88
5.
8
Jan
9% Mar 26
,
90
Korvette
24 % Jan
Feb
Jan
*88%
97
*88
3
24 Va Jan
18 Va
July
91
*95%
91
4%
11.'
25
■
*88%
97
*88%
26
20Va Apr
6,
2
1
91
*95%
90
Kimberly-Clark Corp _!
King-Seeley Corp
43% »4ar .3 *
■-v
Y 29% Feb 27
18?
2
25% Dec
.
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.
Jan
14
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96 %
17% Mar
2
Jan
;
91
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34Va Feb
12 +
17
Jan
Feb
85
_
20
33 V2 Dec
28
,5
39% Apr
7-"
51 3 2 Mar 13 V
Jan
81
1434 Jan
22Va Dec
6
31/4 May 19
.
Jan
35% Mar 16
,
38% Jan
.7.;. '
-'.21
Jan
Dec:3i
22 V4 Jan
: 83
*88%
100
100
4%% conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co^
66
21
33% Dec
,
100
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
2
46a4 Mar 30
43% Nov
22
;
82
53
*
31
Dec
54%
*81
84% Mar 25
27% Jan
42% Jan
May 29;.
1634 May 26.
•
1
*53 Va
82
30% Apr
Jan
26% Jan
2934 Feb
2
78% Sep
V
54
KCnnecot'tCopper—
Kern County Land Co
5
700
1,200
*53%
*81
*
2
-34 % Jan
;
59
5
Jan
64
.
123%
82
Kayser-Roth Col p
Kelsey Hayes CO—j
.,.
24 "
Apr
43
•'
10
123
*81
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Apr
124
82
Kansas
2
*122
•
*81
Gas
117% Feb
47
102
82
-non-cum
4-
*46
124
122%
123
52 Va
47
1,803
102
*46
100%
53
Kansas
Mar
*122
22,800
443,8
102
47
53
>
46 %; Jan; 16
:
5
■
12
124
43%
44%
43%
,
100
99 %
*81
48 3 a/Mar *25 •'
30+
Feb; 17
96 % Jan
27% Feb
663i Nov '28
-
*122
45%
44
*46
46%
190
preferred
33
i
*46
City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
I
preferred—4.35?;. prefrrred-i.—1
1
Kansas City southern coin
38% Mar 13
30
37
47
preferred--4.50?? preferred—
v.
' V
6
88% Feb
Jan
4234 D4c -30'VV 4-3934 Feb
-
Mar
93
Apr 10
76 Va Mar 31
'-
45V4
1001/4
*46
100
preferred
4%
;
•
5
100%
50
convertible
3.80^,
•
19
-
43%
9934
45%
*99%
preferred.
4.20?;.
V
27
Feb
43%
100
preferred
Kansas
Mar 11
89 Va Feb
20% Jan
v
.
82
89
3834 Aug "13
2
:
•
53% Apr... 8 V
:
2
2..;
33% Jan
,
8
12
94% Jan
"' Juft 20
V
"Apr,
12
July 31V
88%, Nov
■'
1
24
Feb
7
1
99
v
'•
2
Jan
25% Apr
75% Jan
'*
May
Feb
\77
.
14
96
10'-/ V
I 10% Jan
'
103
-
10
Jan
29% Jan
:
16
92% May 29.
Oct
87
.
Feb
86
29
90 34 Oct
.
7
50% Dec 23
2-
Oct
•
45% Mar
33%
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4%%.
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1934
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
.
(1690)
Monday, April 13, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for
Proolooo
78
Sep
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
92 ft May 13
15
Dec 22
102
79
Sep 24
79
Oct
26
7
104
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
91
Jan
97
24ft Mar
15
14
4
Apr
9
90 ft Feb
92
July
48% Dec
5
28ft Jun
6
25
35ft Jan
2
Sep 19
43% Oct 13
Jan
2
88
25 ft Feb
14ft Jan
24ft Jan
78
33% Jan
45
Feb
33
Jan
2
39 ft
88
Mar 31
85
Mar 24
99ft Mar 11
50% Mar 5
44ft Apr
t
6
Jan
26
51ft Apr
47
Metropolitan Edison 3.90ft
4.35ft preferred series
3.85 ft preferred series
3.80ft preferred series
4.45 ft preferred series
Miami
Middle
South
Midland
1st
Utilities
35% Feb
18
38% Jan 22
Midwest
Jan
8
24 ft Mar 20
Minerals & Chem Corp of Ainer—
Dec
20 ft Nov
5
13
Jan
10
11% Jan
2
28
3
Nov
28% Dec 31
20% Nov 14
116
18 ft Feb
92
9
5
6
Feb
25 ft Jan
26% Feb
10
18 ft Jan
28
111ft Jan
8
Dec
29
8
33ft Apr
35
Feb
73 ft Feb
25
21ft Jan
2
35ft Oct
6
35 ft Dec 29
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
6
Feb
25
44% Aug
6
18% Feb
25
27
Jan
10
25% Aug
6
39% Dec 16
4ft Jan
2
9% Jun
5
9
9
16ft Jan
2
40% Jan 13
21% Mar
6
36ft Jan
2
6ft Feb
9
Corp
24%
25 ft
24%
40ft
39%
2
Jan
Missouri-Kan-Tex
22%
-96
31%
28 ft
1
1
8
10
*
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
RR
3ftft
29
Monarch
12
Monon
2
6
24
13ft Feb
10
4ft Apr
2
8% Sep
29% Apr
22 ft Jan
30
10ft Jan
47% Mar 20
2
35 ft Mar
78
Mar 24
23ft Apr
36ft Jan
6
2
Machine Tool
class A
RR
Moore-McCormack
30% Apr
Morrell (John)
2
5
60 ft Dec
31
57ft Jan
28
91ft Mar 18
31% Mar 31
34% Mar 12
Motor
9
Motorola
Products
15
Motor
28
Jan
2
32
20
24% Jan
43% Jan
2
32% Mar 26
2
47% Jan
2
40 ft
Apr
1
50% Jan
9
Mytrs
13% Jan
2
18
Jan
9
Natco
12
14ft Jan
2
22ft Dec 29
21ft Jan
46ft
47
46 ft
46%
45^,
19%
19
ft
19%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
63%
63 ft
63 ft
*63%
64%
*63%
64 %
74
74
74
74
19%
■/
74
*
19 ft
74
14 %
14ft
19 ft
73
19%
5,900
1,000
19%
16%
/
5,600
7,700
46
17 ft.
64%
*63%
33,500
80
73
73 ft
74
180
*14%
14%
14
14 ft
900
14
14
*14%
21%
22
21%
22
21ft
22 ft
21%
21'A
2i%
21%
15
14
14
*13%
14ft
*13%
14%
*13%
*9%
9%
*9 ft
9%
Oft
14%
9ft
*14
9%
9%
14ft
9%
*9%
2,90C
100
;
900
46%
46ft
46 ft
46 ft
46%
46 ft
46%
43,300
32 ft
32
32%
31%
31ft
31%
317%
3,200
73%
73
73
72%.
73
73
73
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 ft
23 ft
23 ft
23 ft
30%
32%
317/a
32ft.
32 ft
32%
,
3,800
\
3,400
,
21,600
31%
32 ft
32 '/a
32 ft
No par
43 ft
44%
43%
44 ft
4334
44ft
43%
44%
43%
44 ft
12
23%
237%
23 ft
24
23%
23%
23 ft
237/8
23%
23%
28 ft
29
28%
29%
29 ft
30
29 ft
30ft
30%
30ft
29,700
84 ft
84%
83%
84
82 ft
83 7/8
80%
81%
80%
81ft
5,500
32%
33%
33%
34
33%
34
*33 ft.
16%
16%
16 ft
16%
16 ft
16%
16
ft
16%
16%
333/4
16%
3,000
29
29 ft
28%
.28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
2,200
31
30%
-
30%
34
*33 ft
•
1
30 ft Jan
52 ft Jan
47
57,400
«
6%
45%
31%
31%
30%
46 ft
45%
46
45%
46 ft
45%
46 ft
45
27%
27 ft
27 ft
27 ft
27%
27%
27%
27
(F E) & Bros
41
41
41
42%
*41%
42%
42
2,600
1,300
27%
41
44,600
'
46
27 ft
;
30ft
45%
It
42
Murphy Co (O C)
10
14
6%
72 ft
Inc
MunsJngwear
Apr
59ft Oct
6%
63 ft
—1
27
3
6%
31%
Lines
33 ft Nov 28
43% Jan
26%
40
7
46
Murray Corp of America
V;
25%
39 ft
>•'■/
6%
75
Mueller Brass Co
Aug 19
17,900
32 ft
Corp
17% Jan
15
64,000
46%
4,400
44%
Wheel Corp
9
8
6,500
21%
43%
33%
74
Inc
Feb
15
38 ft
21
10,200
31%
& Co.
16
Jan
37%
21%
132
8
Montgomery Ward is Co
24ft Feb 24
23ft Jan
38%
46 ft
♦38
7
19%
1.400
33%
46 ft
47 ft
2,100
v
18%/ \
33%
33 ft
6%
7
23%
130%
10
5
45 ft Mar 18
6
31
18%
132 ft
3
3
21% Nov 17
28%
19
50
300
10
26
23ft Dec
28%
19
131
16%
No par
Monterey Oil Co
28ft Feb
40 ft Feb
2
28%
19%
8,800
<
1,000 lire
22
2
31
Chemical—
42% Nov 13
17% Jan
*20
2
Co
(The)
Montecatinl Mining &
American shares-
lift Jan
96%
3Cft
1
Chemical
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Montana Power Co
20% Jan
21%
*05%
19%
No par
Monsanto
21ft
96%
30 ft
133
132
135
l2lft
220
1,100
13,700
6,1Q0
21%
123
21%
46%
No par
28
_
B
Class
13
2
Jan
21ft.
2,200
45
21%
28 ft
18ft
18%
18%
131
600
43ft
..
*95%
0%
100
100
1.28
preferred
4.20 ft preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Jan
14
18ft Jan
25
19
28 ft
28ft
28 ft
28ft
22%
5
.
Missouri Pacific RR
15ft Jan
18
23
11
-•
4G
29
?
50%
*41
25
40
20ft Sep
14 ft Sep
18
31%
40 ft
16% Dec
Sep
*30%
25 ft
6
50
31%
40%
22
25
31%
24 ft
13
Feb
31%
40%
lift Apr
38
97
24ft
8
15ft Jan
19ft Jan
*95%
40%
10
41ft Mar 16
19
18
122%
V 21%
96
23%
26% Apr
Jan
21
124 ft
22% -22%
96
45%
16
Dec
123 ft
22%
97
20%
Mar 30
25% Oct 13
122 ft
125
21%
123%
21
75
32 ft Nov
121%
21%
46%
9
45
37
37
45%
68ft Jan
Jan
37
21ft
37
21%
20%
19
17
37
21%
37
21ft
45 ft
Nov
19ft Jan
36%-
37 ft
22
21%
90
30 ft Jan
37
37 ft
44%
10
Nov~lI
90
20 ft
Jan
18%
89%
21%
No par
Corp
Corp
Mission Development Co
Mission
62
May
69%
44%
Light
Maid
Minute
64% Feb
12 ft Apr
89%
50%
43 ft
21%
10
9
35
89%
50%
*41
43%
ft Mar 26
Jan
37 ft Dec
44ft
89%
21%
22
22
Jan
39
60
2
45
89%
38%
19
25
44 ft
89
34
Nov
Jan
45%
89
38
80
18ft Feb
ft
33%
2
28
42
45
34 ft
Jan
20 ft Jan 14
50%
42"
45%
37%
52
21ft Dec 29
50%
4334
89
Mohasco Industries Inc common—8
14% Jun 22
50%
45%
34
30
4
50
43%
37 ft
46% Apr
20
85
44%
37 ft
20
63% Feb
17,700
5C
86 ft
45%
34%
Paper
17% Mar 19
12
50%
86%
*84
51ft
37
Ontario
&
Power &
4338 Feb
71ft Dec
1,900
34 ft
Minnesota
Minnesota
20% Jan
5
43%
2.50
5
2
Jan
42 ft
136 ft
8
45
43%
18%
8
8
43%
134%
Mining & Mfg
Jan
14
43 ft
No par
Minn
12% Jan
28ft Jan
44%
Minn St Paul & 8 8 Marie—No par
19
38ft Jan
99%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
41% Jan
1
-98%
2
14ft Dec
31 ft Dec
99%
16
19ft Dec 30
41% Nov 20
*98%
43%
99%
43%
20% Feb
43% Dec 29
8
99%
29% Mar 26
2
Jan
*98%
I
137 ft Apr
38
Mar
2
8
85
24
24
24
89
*84
32 ft Feb
Apr
Mar
*86%
85
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Mollne Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
28
2
97%
89
*84
*98%
89
83
26
24ft Mar 25
4% Jan
8ft Jan
*96
*86%
83
*86%
•
97 ft Feb
128 ft Apr
89%
45 ft
1
16 ft Oct
18
99%
Shares
*87%
42
class A—No par
Missouri Public Service Co
1
20
97%
50%
1
8
100
10
6
11
111ft Jan 28
88%
*96
*98%
10
4
Oct 31
*87 %
97%
44
39ft Aug
96
88%
*96
44
21ft Feb
126
*87%
89
Inc
preferred
Oil
88%
97%
84
7
18
*87
*96
*83
Enterprises Inc
5ftft
88%
97%
I
Midland-Ross Corp common
Feb 27
92
*86%
*86%
tbe Week
Friday
Apr. 10
*96
100
100
Copper
Sales far
Thursday
Apr. 9
Apr. 8
Apr. 7
Apr. G
pfd_100
100
100
24
13% Jan
31
Feb
Mar 13
2
17
27% Jan
98
Jan
98
83 ft Jan
2
10
17
Jan
80ft Jan
80
1
87 ft Apr
10
Jan
Jan
93
9
6
13
2
19
2
19
23
Jan
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
Jun
7% Jan
76
59
39
82
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
Year 1958
No par
30%
31%
31
*41
1,600
4,400
12,800
400
N
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 ft
15%
15
15%
National Acme Co
1
56%
56%
56%
56%
55
56
55
55%
54ft
55%
2,000
6
«
14% Mar
•
59ft Jan 29
29% Jan 22
National Airlines
I
25%
26
25 ft
26
26
27
26%
28%
27 ft
28%
15,800
18ft Jan 26
National Automotive
34 ft Apr
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common
9% Jan
2
16 ft Dec
23ft Mar
2
31
8
26ft Jan
2
41% Jan
=
6
51ft Nov 20
49% Jan
13
19
Jan
Jan
20
154ft Jan
2
9ft Jan
2
16 ft Nov
20
10ft Apr
10
50 ft Jdn
17
86 ft Dec
19
66 ft Apr
19 ft Jan
2
30% Dec
11
27
37ft Jan
7
49% Nov 21
149% Oct
.
3
168
2
Mar 23
56
10
Mar 13
164 ft Apr
3
14% Jan 12
80
5
Jan
32ft Jan 15
'
46 ft Feb
2
51
Jan
9
34ft Mar
3
2
31% Nov 19
86 ft Jan
2
103ft Nov 19
99ft Jan
3
17 ft Jan
2
24
9
22 ft Apr
10
Apr
24% Jan
42
Jan
8
59% Dec 11
59 ft Feb
10
67% Mar 25
90
20% Jan
■
Dec
100
29ft Feb
93
12
Mar 30
109
6
21
15 ft
15
15
15
15
14%
15
14ft
15
32 ft
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
33 ft
53 ft
54%
54%
54ft
54 ft
54%
53%
54%
52%
34ft
53%
100
10
I
National City Lines Inc
1
National Dairy Products
S
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp coat—I
4ft* pfd series of 1951
100
163 ft
163 ft
164
162%
163 ft
*162 ft
lift
lift
11
lift
11
11%
11
lift
10ft
lift
32,600
70%
71%
70
72%
69%
70%
68%
69%
68 ft
69ft
57,600
27 ft
27
27%
27%
27%
27 ft
27%
5,200
50%
48 ft
50%
49%
50%
49%
49%
49%
50%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
32
14,400
18,900
National Fuel
104
Feb
9
117
Jan
168
Jun
19
152 ft Jan
5
159
Mar
7
143
Jun
17
131
Jan
5
134ft Mar 12
17
Jan
2
21
28% Jan
2
38% Mar 24
7
18 ft
Sep 10
30% Sep
25
Apr 11
77%
Dec" 17
30% Jan
13
40% Sep
42% Jan
2
71% Dec
9
10
Mar 25
*20
20ft
900
36%
36
36 ft
3,800
46
46%
'200
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
—.
When
24% Mar 25
12 ft Mar 23
National Theatres
2
National U
8
National Vulcanized
8ft Dec
18
7% Jan
14 ft Jan
8
82
Dec
15
68
Jan
14
20
Nov
96
May 29
108 ft Oct
19
13
79
78 ft
79
39
39
*38%
39
38%
38%
900
67%
67%
67%
68 ft
68%
69
69
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%.
23%
23
69%
23%
10,200
10 ft Mar
24
Natomas
Jan
15
Feb
26
Apr
43% Feb
26
19% Jan
2
83
Apr
7
94 ft
Apr
10
21ft Jan
86
3ft ft
19
Mar 16
107% Mar 11
New
New
Co
preferred
Mining Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
19
49% Mar 13
23 ft Jan
27
26% Apr
9
New
York
25% Feb
9
30% Jan
G
New
York
Apr
2
32 ft Nov
31ft Feb
27
34ft Jan
15
N Y
180
Jan
8
N Y
&
2
14ft Jan
2
24% Sep
25
25 ft
8
36ft Oct
8
275
Dec
31
280
440
Feb
13
8% Mar 25
10ft Jan
6
Mar 23
20ft Jan
5
N
Apr
12% Sep 24
18
32% Apr
7
38% Feb 17
38 ft Jan
74 ft
2
56ft Dec 31
Y
58ft Jan 21
;
80
Sep
103
2
76
2
Jan%14
25
41%
July 8
80% July 25
23
68ft Jan
8
73 ft Apr
1
73 ft Feb
6
7
77
8
Jan
24
82 ft Jan
5
88 ft Apr
93 ft Jan
9 ft
9%
9 ft
9%
9ft
9%
14,400
79
Apr
85ft Mar
88ft Apr
S
2
9%
9ft
14
14ft
14%
14%
14
14%
13ft
13ft
14
14 ft
36ft
37
36
ft
36%
37
37
36 ft
36 ft
36ft
37 ft
2,000
2,000
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
42
41
41%
40ft
40ft
1,600
82 %
82 ft
82 ft
*82 ft
82%
82 ft
82%
20%
20ft
20%
20%
20 ft
20%
20%
83
86
83
83
97
98%
97
97%
*82
•
45%
46
26 ft
26%
26%
26'ft
26%
10,600
28 ft
29%
28%
29 ft
28ft
28%
122,200
II
32
32ft
32 ft
32%
32%
32ft
31%
32%
31%
32 ft
28,200
*321
350
9ft
44ft
*326
100
1
series A
Gas
18%
18%
33%
No par
56%
57
-*80
.
-
39 ft
87
86%
86%
87%
2
29 ft Mar 18
Niagara Share Corp
8
Jan
9
79ft Mar 17
Nopco Chemical Co
2
18
19
39 ft Feb
21ft Jan
28
26% Apr
102
Oct
11
19
70
9
32% Dec
30
32 ft Jan
23
109ft Jun
13
106% Aug
5
32 ft Jan 12
16% Jan
113 ft
7
70ft Sep
25
81
Aug 29.
79% Sep
80% Oct
25
83 ft Dec
31
22 ft
9
1
May 26"
59% Nov
5
22 ft Nov
11
Jan
105
Jan
108
Jan
-
*36
" '37%
89%
89'.'a
89%
22 ft
23
*22%
46%
47%
46%
47%
27%
28 ft
28 ft
28'ft
71ft
72%
73
73
Northern
10
32%
32%
32%
33
6
73
35ft Jan 22
Jan
108
8
113 ft Mar
Feb
27
16
6
9
52% Mar 13
American
5 %%
5.80%
Natural
Gas Co
*72
32%
94
Jun
83
Feb
11
88 ft Mar 23
92
July 16
83 ft Jan
21
86 ft Mar
2
82% Jan
5
88 ft Mar 23
84
Jan
5
09
Mar 25
31ft Jan
5
43
Mar 18
37 ft Dec
17
33 ft Dec
31
7
30ft Dec
46 ft
17
34 ft Dec
Apr
10
31
31% Jan
7
44
6
Apr
10
57 ft Dec
10
47 ft Jan
27
62
Mar 19
22.
30 ft Jan
108
112
107%
111%
112
111%
111%
111%
x50ft
51ft
49%
50%
49%
24%
24%
24%
75 %
75%
87
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
*85
86%
$4.16 preferred series
100
*87%
1
41%
75
Inc
preferred
.
400
46%
46%
41,900
28%
28%
300
..
2,500
t
6,300
73 ft
60
32%
33»/2
13,900
107%
107%
*72
130
■
111%
-590
50 ft
49%
50%
10,400
24 ft
24%
79 ft
24%
75%
8,200
75 ft
37
85%
85%
111
86%
*85
86%
*35
87%
*86 %
87 %
89
87%
42%
41
41%
1,600
231/4
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87 %
160
'210
101
*22%
85
*87%
260
90 ft
*85%
42 ft
106
89%
87
88
r
•"
71ft
37%
75 ft
87%
150
•
88%
27%
24%
41%
300
82
27%
24%
88
100
270
71ft
75 ft
87%
42%
3,000
18,300
*35%
*85 %
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89
ft
101
87
85
87% .87%
108
105
76
/
*85%
24%
75ft
"
330
>50
86%
120
37
87
140
87 %
87%
87%
41%
41%
43
26,200
46%
29,100
290
10
42 ft
45
43 ft
44%
44
45
44%
45%
45
42%
42 ft
423/4
43
43%
43
43
44
41%
44
2,700
25
57%
58%
59 ft
59 %.
59%
61ft
59 ft
61 %
58 ft
58 ft
3,200
1.28
*
Norwich Pharmacol Co
32ft
♦107%
107 ft
24%
Corp
74
32%
51ft
107 ft
*85%
Airlines
28 %
111ft
5
conv
46ft
28%
51
111%
100
100
100
5ftft
45 ft
*72
*107
100
Common
90.
23 ft
5
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series—.
Northwest
33 ft
_
♦22 34
107%
Pacific Ry
Northrop
74
73
89%
100
100
preferred
preferred
Northern
<
Northern States pwr Co (Minn)—
7
37% *
37%
23 ft
77 ft Mar 17
19
27%
*36
27%
24% Jan 23
13
*27%
72 c
89 ft
893/4
,
74%
27%
48 ft
2
*72
74%
27
2
page
*36
37%
27%
27%
27%
47 ft
72 ft Jan
see
101:
1
50
7
footnotes
*100%
1
2
For
*22%
101
Aviation
Apr
Feb
89%
101
Northeast Capital Corp_
Northern Central Ry Co
10 ft Jan
31
*36
28
28
106
Narth
8
22 ft Jan !
93 ft Mar
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
88
106
*72
.
*80%
*86%
82
*105 ft
52% Mar 18
83ft Jan 23
94ft Jun
l
Western
77
77
*80%
*86 *'
101
101
28
*71%
106
*105%
74%
;
106
28ft Apr
7
47 ft Feb
issued
27%
*72
88%
23 ft
2
.
77
73%
87
26 ft Jan
72 ft Nov
71%,
77
♦71%
82
2
45% Dec
73%
71%
77
29
27% Nov 17
39 ft
76%
Dec
2
80
39%
*80 ft
27
15 ft Jan
56%
80
39
81ft
61ft Dec
63 ft Apr
56
80
38 ft
76%
3
25% Feb 20
56 %
80
72%
2
23 ft Mar 10
58 ft
81
39 ft
76%
31ft Jan
12
57 ft
39
72
18% Jan
22ft Jan
56ft
*79
39%
80ft
105 ft
23 ft Apr
3,000
.81
39
100%
5
1,000
33 ft
80%
105 ft
&
18%
32%
76%
100%
When
18ft
33
72
-100
Norfolk
IS ft
32 ft
80%
-100
2
18%
33
76%
preferred
9
18%
32%
72
preferred
Jan
♦18%
56ft
56ft
*79
39%
4.85 ft
37ft Apr
---
2,200
9ft
18%
32%'
82
9ft
9%
9%
9%
Corp—
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60ft preferred
100
3.90 ft preferred
i
100
4.10ft preferred
100
5.25ft
94
350
*311
330
"300
9%
32%
*18%
32%
Mar 23
6
330
9%
9%
108
2
>310
330
9%
102ft Feb 26
37 ft Apr
8,100
26%
5
84 ft Feb
4,100
:
26ft
5
19
45%
45
96ft Jan
Nov
45 ft
29%
104ft Jan
92
95%
46
60
85
94%
28%
105 ft May 16
7
85
95%
25%
17
Apr
21ft Sep
83
95 ft
45 ft
Sep
53 ft
19,100
20%
33
29
6
56
20%
83
96%
26 %
108
94
95ft
44%
Aug 15
Feb
20%
*81
130
81
x81
27 ft
$3.75
38 ft Jan
5
19
9%
9%
Hartford Co—
Common
84 ft MarJ.1
77
Nov
Sep
18,300
25 ft
Shipbuilding Corp
9
Mar 18
39
70 ft Sep
76
Oct
3,400
18%
No par
Preferred 5ft
New York
16
85
2
67
13%
18%
10%
10ft
1
Harlem RR Co
New Haven &
Common
Jan
17
I
13%
18%
1
53 ft Feb
Sep
29 ft Jan
18
13%
18%
45 ft
Brake
Central
N Y State Electric
*
13%
18%
10
Chicago & St Louis Co
16
11%
13%
17%
50
43% Jan
17
Jan
10%
13 ft
|
13
5ft Jan
11
14
17%
10ft
11%
No par
50% Oct
29% Nov 20
»
10ft
13%
17
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4ft pfd-100
26
10
11
14 ft
17%
100
Newmont
Air
14,900
10%
17
1
3
Dec
4,000
14%
1
2
30
77%
1
Co
Neptune Meter Co
5
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
2
39
1
Fibre
Nelsner Bros Inc
37
79%
•
1
Inc
18
*
79 ft
39
67%
Radiator—
13 ft Mar
36ft Apr
17ft Jan
*
79
39%
67%
4
18 ft Apr
82ft Mar
6,900
80%
39 ft
H_10
Co
issued
S
*78
79
No par
6
14ft Apr
14
140
132 ft
29 ft
36
74% Jan
78ft Jan
132 ft
*20
Jan
7
132
120
157
132
12
84 ft July
30
11,700
*155%
20%
36 ft
13ft Jan
74 ft Oct 23
93%
113%
157
132%
36ft Apr
j
113%
112ft
36
2
<6
93
113
94
*93
*155%
*20
Apr
12
93%
114%
*155% 158
4,200
132
65
36% Jan
14,500
65
36%
7
Nov" 19
132%
22%
64%
107
20ft
14 ft Oct
13% Aug 11
157
4,100
22%
65 /
132%
40 ft Mar 13
10 ft Jan
114%
157
108ft
22%
64%
20
46 ft Apr
26
113%
157%
108ft
22%
36
10
7
10
93%
113%
94
114ft
157
107ft
23
65%
37
23
86% Mar 12
*93
94
*92
113%
,
20%
12% Oct 22
38 ft
•
100
100
:
134%
lift Dec
2
64%
36 ft
7ft Jan
26 ft Jan
65%
27%
20%
7% Jan
10 ft Jan
22%
64%
108 ft
109
27%
'132%
9% Jan
4% Jan
23
65 ft
109
107%
22%
65 ft
No par
520
164
National Linen Service Corp
1
& Steel Cast-No par
National-Standard Co
10
Jan
21% Apr
4
109
22%
1
•107%
Natl Malleable
74 ft Jan
Apr
49%
32%
5,600
6,400
15,800
*
22%
.ommon
preferred A—
preferred B
7ft
6ft
3
-27
164
163
164
10
Co—
36
46
47 ft
Gas
National Lead Co common
May 8
115ft Oct 10
2
13% Jan
1
7ft preferred
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
26
7
17
128ft Nov
.•'*
15
32%
22
97ft Feb
Jan
84 ft Apr
Oct
3,600
1
10
Fibres Inc
National Gypsum C<$4.50 preferred-.
148
21% May 12
•
Corp
♦
Number 5837
Volume 189
.
.
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bute for Previous
STOCKS
;r-:;. Year 1338
Lowest
Highest
s
~ Range Since Jan. l
Lowest
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.
ifer
LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday"
EXCHANGE
Per
Tuesday
Apr. 6
Wednesday
Apr. 1
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 8
Shares
Apr. 10
Apr. 9
O
iiOT'a Jan
£X*r
G0% Nov 20
14
9574 Jan
16
4.40% preferred.
6474'
6474
6574
6474
6574
.100
80
Jan
2
9274
9274
85
12
3.90 %
9274
93
Jan
92'%
92%
preferred.
.100
8374
84
100
8374
84
Jan
13
4.86%
84
84
preferred.
.100
98
98
98
98
•97
4.44%
preferred
93
9274
9274
92%
42
4274
17
Jan
9474 Feb
18
927a Apr
397a Jan
7
9574 Jan 16
2
44% Feb
297a Dec
Dec
3
Jan
6
28 74 Feb
10
May 16
187®
31
Jun
3
89
98
27'4 Dec
5
29% Dec
9
31
7% Jan
7
2
45 % Dec
40% Jan
13
201* Jan
12
377a Feb
59
•
15% Dec 15
907* Feb
5
5
3074 Jan
23
e
17
14 % Jan
7
6174 Jan 19
75% Jan
5
Otli Elevator
30 74 Jan
26
3474 Jan
2
15
16
6
Outboard Marine Corp
Overland Corp (The)
5
Owens Corning
1974 Mar 20
24 V ,t 66% Dec
16
89% Dec
11
61% Feb 10
79% Feb
9
July 29
97% Jan 27
107
Apr
3
36
Jan
16
9974 Feb
4
1574 Jan
7474 Mar
2
387i Aug
96% May
2
3: a Jan
2
21% Dec. 18
May22
13% Jan 17
147; July 30
22% Nov 20
21
40
64 % Nov
567s Feb 10
4774 Jan
;
14
2
A
Feb 12
93
Mar 19
3
1074 Jan 20
3
1974 Jan
13
5
Mar
IB
5
Mar 16
65 74 Apr
4674
4774
4674
4774
4674
47
46%
4774
42,600
19
49,700
9,500
27,900
1
6274 Dec
4974 Apr
9
69% Jan
3
98
Apr
15
92
Feb
3
94
30% Jan
2;
4774 Nov
5
46
Jan
7
33-
Dec
2
4578 Dec
8
13v
July 17
277'a Dec 23
3674 Feb
9
2374 Jan 23
5074 Mar 13
4274 Apr 10
2674 Feb
4
57
29
46% Jan 12
657* Mar 20
3% NOV 21
2% Jan 23
Pattno lfflnes 6c Enterprises
•% conv prior preferred
Penlck & Ford
33
*1574
16%
*15%
1674
*1474
1674
6874
70%
6874
69'%
87
8674
69'A
86%.
68%
8674
8674
86%
10674
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3274
33-%
3274
3374
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9374
94
94
95
96
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13
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53
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32
65
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52%
5274
39
39
574
5274
39
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32 74
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,
100
23
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3,500
8,200
53
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574
-
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16474
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66
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13
5,800
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106
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Pan Amer World Airways inn
9
3374
.
6874
3174
106%
6174
No par
2
0% Jan 29
34% Apr
1874
6874
3374
6874
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61
no par
2
1874
68 74
86'%
*20
Pacific Telep As Teleg common
100
•% preferred
—100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
9
1874
68%
33 74
3374
6874
13 7
Pacific Mills
Jan
19
68%
18.74
69
33'%
*1574 ..16'%
33
6974
12 V
9
144
1874
68'%
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6874
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16
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3
.
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I
7
7
Jan
477 a ;
1
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4% Jan
Jan
6,000
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22% Jan
90
20
29
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7
37-
90
2874
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5% Nov
3
177a
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2974
.
25
23% Nov 12
12-:; Jan
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90
2874
106
39
13474 Feb
100
1774
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168
Apr 21
70
*17'%
.„in
2
143
33'A
17%
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19
56% Jan
33
86. 7
19
Jan-
32'%
90
68
37
Jan
32'%
29%
16
5174 Jan
3
32%
160
15,100
3,100
*
149
6674 Apr.
4074
90
1
"1
17
20
40'A
2974
32 7 a
30
Jan
42
9074
1974
69%
Dec
61
4074
2974
1874
•% preferred
10
42%
2974'
3274
common
94
*89'%
6874
Pacific Amer Fisheries luc
Pacific Cement 6c Aggregates Ino
Pacific Coast Co common
2374 Jan 16
1574 Jan
5
2374 Feb 26
127a Mar 26
Paper Co
*93
*17%
1
preferred
94
9074
„30c
^
*17%
*92'%
1774
—g.25
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.23
4% preferred
—100
Oxford
18
170
♦9674
97%
2974
'47
39 % Oct
18
Dec
54% Dec 31
150-
2
Sep 30
Feb 27
130-
32
177 a
n
Flberglas Qnrp
*32%
510
84%
97%
2974
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas 6c Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
64
2
40V® Jan
2
20% Feb 21
11774 Jan
6
5
Oct
Apr
9174 Feb 27
1
Jan
Gnrp
4174
93
*82%
97%
*8974
7.50
Matfcieson Chemical
Klver' Corp common
92%
64%
92
9374
84'%
97%
5,800
6374
64'A
92'%
32%
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100'
18
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7
327*
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9974
10s
327a
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Dec
85% Oct
>
4274
OHn
4
r
4274
common
74
7-
*927*
preferred I
4.24%
preferred
Oklahoma Natural
4974 Maw 11
23% Jan
:
4%
27
277% Jan.
41% Feb
May 27
93V* Oct 31
,
Okla Gas & Elec Co
27
157; Dec
Jan
-
4
Feb
6374
*82'%
-
—No par
Ohio Oil Co
35
7-
July 15
.
Jan
18
64
100
4
3474 Mar
1774 Mar 11
88% Dec 31
31% Apr
Ohio Edison Co common.
43 % Aug 11
13
s
2
103
31
17 *
6774 Jan 30
Jan
Jun
102
Oct
2872 Jan
21
2
91
92% May 16
78% Sep 19.
947- a Nov 17
89
607a Jan
10
103
Sep 16
10,200
300
38
16474
16474
140%
14074
1,970
200
5'A
574
574
5 >4
6,100
3274
3 3 74
34%
33%
3374
155,900
5174
4974
5174
9,200
94
93%
Panhandle last Pipe Line—
1
Oct
8
13% Jan
6
3%. Jan
174 Jan
fi
2
15% NOV 11
10V; Jan
Jan
1%
12% Feb 26
25
Jun
16
22% Jan
8
2474 Apr
49
Dec 30
47% Jan
8
3
39 7* Nov 20
3474 Feb
10
3974 Mar 12
874 Aug 25
2374 Oct 17
Jan
2
974 Mar 19
21% Jan
28
23T% Jan 21
7
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
321* Jan
7
113
Dec
9
9874 Jan 21
117
49% May 15
85
Dec
31
74% Jan 20
90
65
Oct
14
62
Peabody Coal Co
8
49
Jan
13
41% Jan
2
5774 Dec 31
104 74 Jun
94% Sep 18
92 Vz Sep 30
19
10174 Apr 25
197a Dec 29
ll1.* Feb 28
281® Jan
7
43'% Dec 29
37
2
5174 Dec
Jan
32% Mar 11
191® Jan
Jan
14
1
20
43
Feb
4974 Jan
fl
74
5
102
May
187'8 Dec
9
8
5
Apr
10
111
Dec
9
100'% Jun 17
37
Jan
22
36% Feb 13
97% Feb 18
1774 Mar
4
9
7
Aug 27
7
49
24
11
96'* Oct
5974 Jan
5074 Dec 31
2
20V* Sep
13
64'% Nov 20
371® Jan
Jan
2174 Mar 31
16
Jun
10774 May
93 7'2 Feb
Nov 24
102
197
277% Jan
8
2
72
6
7
May 5
May 13
98
83
Jan
100
57.
2
27
9
104% Jan 26
13174 Mar 20
10
2
Nov
14
64% Jan
6
2
26% Dec
1
21
Jan
7
7174 Nov 24
67
Jan
6
7174 Apr
43
2
6£
31
59
Feb
16
.
3174 Mar 11
3
74% Jan
75
Jan
89
Mar 18
86
Mar 12
2
29
4974 Dec
36% Feb 27
f % Jan
2
95% May
7
3
42% Jan
8
1274 Sep 24
Apr 14
74% Dec 23
97
65% Mar 10
Jan
5
84
Mar
79
Jan
8
82
Mar 23
47% Jan
2
5274 Mar 23
11 Ye Jan 28
4
15% Mar 12
5
97
Mar 24
?
Jan
7 2«
3774
874
—1
82
88
Jan
15
41% Mar 31
80%
Nov~25
34
Jan
1007* Jun 20
2
2474 Nov 20
36
19
123
Nov
17
87
227lj Oct
13
2174 Jan
5
937* Jun 25
90% Feb
18
Feb
5
Nov
9974 July 29
7
1774 Aug
128
135
10
Apr
2
-
8
4
Jan
22
287a Oct
13
140
17
15% Jan
jun
81
67% Feb 25
Aug 11
774 Feb
4
O
Jun
14%
Jan
2
247s Dec 30
62
Jan
2
73
12
66% Jun
80
2
17% July
7
Oct
Oct
23
10
24% Sep 29
125
July 11
113% Aug 27
39% Jan 10
7774 Dec
18
10
11374 Dec
16
19% Jan 31
39 7a Nov
14
21% Mar 20
3274 Nov 14
69
Jan
43% Jan
1097a NOV 20
2
10"% Jan
"
2
2774 Oct
2
7
8
6
14% May 13
9
Apr
2
2
128
Apr
Jan
20% Jan
16% Jan
'84% Jan
100
6
94
32WJan
52% Feb 26
4174 Apr
93
Jan
134
94
Mar 18
997iApr
2
1674 Feb
15% Jan
133
Apr
3
2474 Mar 12
17
137
Jan,
Jan
145
Mar
4
Mar
4
3074 Mar 25
2474 Jan
Jar.
9174 Mar 19
774 Jan
1074 Mar 11
74
2174 Mar 30
2874 Jan 26
7174 Jan
8274 Jan 29
2
7774 Jan
86
Feb
9
20
23% Jan
9
Apr
123% Jar.
132
6674 Apr
10474 Apr
34 74 Mar 31
2774 Jan
12
9674 Jan 28
24
Jan
7
Mar 16
2
7474 Jan
11474 Jan 22
common
38% Feb
24
30% Jan
22
13174 Mar 10
26% Feb
2
Phlla 6c Reading Corp
Dec
12
88% Dec 15
90
22% Jan
28 74 Dec 31
95
Jan
10
78% Nov 20
31'
42% Jan
5074 Dec 31
0
29% Jan
-
2
39
-
Nov 14
88
Jan
14
2774 Jan 22
73% Feb
95 34 Apr
2
29% Feb 24
10174
When issued
82
83% Nov
86
93
95
5
Oct 29
IOO
37,
307a May
7
Oct- 29
Sep
Apr 18
8474 Jan
6
88
Jan
2
102
Jan
2
4574 Jan
2
Jan
16
10674 Apr
4874 Feb
.9
93
6
Pittaton Co (The)
23% Jun
18
Feb
2
1137a Dec
31
11374*en
2
2
16% Dec
11
1274 Jan
8
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8
85
Dec
30
84-
28% Jan
7
35% Dec
29
32 74 Jan
21
Mar
11774 Feb
5
Jan
16
15
preferred
preferred
9
8674 Jan
7
8
35% Apr
2
Feb 25
60
Nov
19
45
Dec
31
.27% Feb 11
52
Nov
19
4974 Jan
5
146% Apr 23
287a July 24
131% Jan
2
58
Jan
2
64% Feb
47% Apr
43% Jan
29
3
24
6
5474 Jan
16
4.80%
preferred
preferred
Publlcker Industries luc com
97
97
97
9674
97
97
97%
300
1774
17
1774
1674
17
1674
17%
53,400
51
5074
51%
51
52
5174
52
51%
51'%
1,200
5874
59
5874
58%
58%
4,200
58%
160
4174
42
42
42%
43
42
•69
•69
2,400
42'%
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4174
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100
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99
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99
9874
9874
50
1974
1874
19
1874
19
1874
18%
19
19%
574
574
3,100
4,800
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114'A
1874
574
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627a
574
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5574
6274
5674
22
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9774
104
87
97%
62'%
6274
56%
9774
2274
10474
98'%
10774
10874
2874
2874
98
62%
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5374
54'A
56
22
97%
104
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104
10974
86%
97%.
87%
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104
29
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29%
70
70
7074
71
61
61'A
61%
9,900
83'%
290
6074
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61
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51%
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99
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83
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83
41%
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94
94
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95i%
20
34%
11,000
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99
4174
4174
4174
9274
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93'%
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94
33
3574
3574
35%
36
2274
119%
2274
23
117%
2274
2274
1,600
2374
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95
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95
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100
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5,700
95
9974
9874
16
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140
1574
1574
157a
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,
146
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146
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146
140
142
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2,700
118
9474
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118
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100
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119'%
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118
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11874
23
41,000
4,200
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99
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4174
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1474
1
41%
11974 11974
42,600
81
5074
51%
14%
2974
71
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84
5074
1474
220
29,900
60'%
6074
5174
104
2874
60%
84
60
11074 11474
7174
14%
600
300
260
98i%
104
71
5174
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,
87%
109
2774
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114
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99
22
8674
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63%
100
87
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100
87
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100
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29%
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81
7974
78'%
8074
78%
79%
78%
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8074
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9%
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9'A
18,700
13,200
2374
2374
2274
22%
22%
2274
22%
22%
8,300
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7774
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77%
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83
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20'4
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100
100
67%
83
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21
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128
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67
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3474
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72
2974
2974
124
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20'/®
207%
129
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67'a
67'%
6674
106%
6774
106
10674
3674
•10574
34 %
34'%
297a
2974
124
13074
24'%
35%
29%
122%
25%
257%
9574
♦95
95'A
94%
9574
2974"
29
297 a
2974
2974
29
29'%
29'/®
8474
85
84'%
8474
84
8474
8374
8474
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5274
5274
52'%
53
52'%
52
52%
433-»
437a
4374
437a
4374
43%
4374
3274
■
3,500
4,600
7,000
38,500
3274
32 3 4
3274
32%
32'A
32%
323A
3,700
9074
43%
43%
5274'
43
32%
*90
91
,
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106./
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46
*76
22%
3274
9174
90 7
1274
,84%
35%
>62%
46%
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90
•89
91%
•89
90%
10
4
92%
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91'%
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91'%
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9074
91
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92'%
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92'%
90%
92%
400
160
10574
106
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9274'
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45%
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7574
77
23'%
22
115
127s
13
10574
46 34
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r
237 V22
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1»
610
2974
8574
95
5174
8
3,700
95
85
2
4,800
28,900
2574
29%
124
2574
10
7,200
1,220
7,600
3674
297a
29,
10
•
6774
107
126'A
100
2,500
20'A
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95
10
..
129
2474
25
27,300
.
•
20
2074
129
105
11874
•
(The)
70
42
—
Oil
780
9674
41%
84.78 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power 6c Light Go—10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure
300
3,600
17
—100
28
28
—100
public 8erv Co of Indiana
4.16%
102'%
25,500
100
—100
—100
100
preferred
4.18% preferred
preferred
15
102'%
30%
preference..—100
preferred
Oct
10174
70 74
11.40 dlv preference com—No par
3%%
10174
3074
preferred—78
2.50
4.08%
4.32%
102'%
31%
10
100
Potomac Electric Power Co
2374 Jan 13
2274 Mar 9
5874
K)-
(H
76 74 Mar 13
75
58%
97
1
4
•73
5874
101'%
10
2
7574
5874
3074
2
Peor 6c Co
2174 Feb
75'A
58%
5874
31'A
No par
No par
Polaroid Coip
7174 Jar
10
78
77
8
Plough Inc
Plymouth oil Co
1.05%
83'A
69%
l
common
convertible
4.30%
x81%
5874
No par
Pittsburgh Steal Co common
•% preferred class A
1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh 6c West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young 6c Ash pfd
24% Jan
-
Dec
5% Jan
.
Mar 20
3,800
81
v
6974
Pittsburgh Porglngs Co
1
Pitta Pt Wayne 6c Chic Ry eom.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.28
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw 6c Bolt
1
31
46
18
20% Nov 12
105
92
4,700
4,900
23
3074
Public Serv Elec 6c Gas com—No par
3
109'A
58
Public Service Co of Colorado
33% Mar
2274
107'%
7074
Procter 6c Gamble—.:—.—
91 % Mar 20
37,200
8%
874
22%
109'A
3174
5
6
8%
874
2274
10874
69'%
8
2
2,700
8,500
3074
6874 Jan
Jan
37'%
3174
89% Mar 23
84
37%
70%
43% Apr
29 % Jan
500
3774
5974
—No par
15 Convertible preferred
B4.80 preferred (conv)
80% Mar 13
2
70% Nov 26
21..
2
18
98
Apr 23
1077a Apr 22
Sep 12'
Jan
Feb
17,100
5174
1774
'
26% Jan
1374
25
51'A
307a
Pitts Coke 6c Chem Co common—10
5%% sink fund
1374
•24
5174
5974
No par
«,■
14 preferred
—
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Inc
-
1,300
37%
82
102
1374
25
800
3,500
2%
8074
81%
58'%
58 74
274
5174
23
79 3 4
*78
v
64
1374
110'A
82%
8174
24%
62%
274
*6974
4774 Feb 17
9
8274
24%
62
•24
.
8%
2274
109
25
3,700
27,700
28
100
38% Jan
2
•
*50%
Phllllpa-Van Heuaen Corp com
1
6% preferred—
——100
Plllabury Co common—
——25
Co
~
874
874
22%
111
42%
17
Philip Morris Inc common——8
4% preferred
—
—100
3.10% aeries preferred
._10o
Phillips Petroleum
——8
Porter
2274
11074
-
274
274
4174
97
No par
100
100
100
100
——l
preferred
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
13.50
874 4
2274
7974
5874
5874
10174 10174
-
90
"874
111
*77
Pbllco Corp common———3
374% preferred eerles A—100
7
80
96
37'%
100
—12.60
•1 conv preferenca com
10
121® Jan
Dec
3774
2nd preferred (conv)
4%
4.40%
28
57 % Jan
Jan
3774
100
Phils Electric Co
Jan
Jan
3874
8
Pfizer (Chas) 6c Co Inc common—1
2
95% Feb
99
1
377a
No par
Phelps-Dodge Corn
101 % Jan
87% Apr
5174
preferred
8
Apr
13%
2474
5174
•
4174
-
33 %o
5
Jan
1374
2474
5174
1
2274 Jan 26
101
1374
24
5174
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co
Mar 30
7074 Mar
19
Feb
4%%
1974 Jan 22
674 Feb 24
11874 Feb
1374
2374
5174,
,
Pet Milk Co common
4474 Mar. 18
12
Jan
97% Feb
96
1474
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
6
61
...
20
93'%
4974,
6074
274
25
60
274
2374
Peoples Gas Light 6c Coke
Mar 23
99% Feb 25
2
Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
59% Mar 11
24'%
6074
2374
5174
22
Pennsylvania RR
5574 Mar 20
10
2574
28
274"
48'%.
4074
41'A
_3.6o
-
49%
•24%
4074
274
61
49%
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49%
2574
*5974
25*
49'A
51%
94
4874
274
1374
110
4%% preferred
4.40% aeries preferred
5
Jan
4074
No par
10
1
No par
.100
100
10
i
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Pehn Power 6c Light com
9
3174 Apr
2
Sep
7
1574 Apr
9
7
92
94% Jan
8
9774 Jan 28
2
Jan
91-
102 7* Apr
Feb
92
100
6
62
18
491; Jan 13
Jan
Jan
26% Jan
Dec
41% Dec
3
-■
99
6974 Sep 23
147% Jan
3
5834Apr
27
2
40V* Dec 30
95
8
8274 Mar 23
6
4174..
5074
*93
487a
41
5974
common
Pennsalt Chemicals
6
9474
2474
Penney (J C) Co
Mar 11
Jan
52'%
4874
11.60 convertible preferred-.—40
4
65% Feb
51
*93
4874
1
8
Penh-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
!
Mar
5274
No par
Traneportation
5374 Mar 25
237% Jan
No par
Paster Bust Proof
3% Jan 30
1574 Jean 16
6
*
9374
4074
:
preferred.
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis 61 Co
'
30% Jan 10
5274
9374
47%
Common
2
28
*22'%
22
22
457a
46
•75
2374
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237%
22'A
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22
76
115
114%
12 34
13
13
125a
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85
8474
84'4
85
85
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35 7 4
3574
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62 7*
4574
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,
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4574
7674
11474
11574
106
64.
114%
137%
86
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92%
106
45%
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2274
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115
30
106
870
46
5,100
7674
60
22%
1,700
400
22
670
115%
12%
19,300
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90
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July 28
For
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see
page
22.
24
Feb
25
140
Mar
5
2774 Jan 26
(The) common. —8
100
preferred—
Quaker state Oil Refining Corp. -10
Quaker Oats Co
6%
50%
5074
136%-
1367'2
24%
24%
50
51
136% 136%
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240
1,400
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, April 13, 1959
.
(1692)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
LOW
STOCKS
for PrmrloM
Range Since
Year 1958
Lowest
Hl*he»t
UvHt
*
R
S0JA Jan
48
% Dec 31
75% May 12
71 y2 Jan
24% Dec 31
60% Oct 21
23 Va Jan
2
30
16% Apr 10
45 V* Apr
8
14 y8 Jan 13
21% Feb
Dec
69
28
56% Jan
19% Feb
64 % Mar
4
27% Apr
9
3
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon MXg Co
Reading Co common
31% July 25
34^1 Jan 24
34
30 V2 Dec
29
30
70 Vi Mar
5
14
8
27
19% Jan
Jan
19
59% Dec 29
54% Feb
32'% Mar 24
36% Mar 25
12
% Apr
Apr
1st
noncum
2nd preferred
10
Reeves Bros Inc
10
Chemicals
Reichhold
■
15Tb
3% Jan
Jan
31
16 »/8 Dec
Jan
64
16',2 Jan
9',2 Jan
5
18% Apr
9
27
53% Apr
6
May 20
16% Jan
Jan
55
2
19% Feb
24
S7% Apr
29*2Jun
8
2
2
8
75% Jan
38% Jan
5
47% Mar 1G
62% Apr,
8
9
Revlon
Jan
28
30% Jan
7
40% Apr
65% Feb
9
5
86 Vb Apr
46%
38
Jan
128% Apr
6
l09Ta Mar
5
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—lo
48
31%
24
c
Tb
90% Jan
90% Dec 31
10
87% May 22
20y8 Dec 22
3
Oct 14
9
78% Jan
2
10% Jan
81 Va Jan
Jan
27
92 % Apr
2
Mar 24
39
Apr
2
4% Jan
2
31% Jan
35% Feb
1% Jan
2
Feb
28
2
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38% Nov
22% Jan
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2
1
13
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5% Oct 13
22%
Jan
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28
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65
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.
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9
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10
24% Mar 12
Rohr Aircraft Corp
7Tb Apr
17
7
14% Mar 25
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2
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Feb
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87% Mar
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Dec
8
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Schenley Industries Inc
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18
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56% Mar
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3
22 Tb Jan
5
26% Apr
10
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24
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37
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52% Feb
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30
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8
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5
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8%
31
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15
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2
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19
8
70
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footnotes
For
15
95
see
page
22.
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78
95
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15,100
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124
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33%
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Spencer Chemical Co common
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Spiegel Inc common
20%
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25
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80
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5,400
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18% Nov 20
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68% Mar 13
92
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31
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43%
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1
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13
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3
18,800
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12
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98
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98
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Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
2
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Mar 30
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48%
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26
47%
38
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Mar 20
52% Jan
Pattern
Sinclair Oil Corp
43%
1
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Saw &
Simplicity
2
1,200
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41%
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Mar 13
77%
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Corp of America
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27
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10
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90
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1
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17
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3
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68
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77%
10
12.
12%
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18%
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Gas & Electric Co——10
1J:%
11%
38%
5
100
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
;
21%
'88
100
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
8
66%
81b
54%
19
8
54%
66%
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66
66 %
91
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91
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10
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20
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22%
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40
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84
84
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93
23%
12%
260
37'%
No par
No par
1,800
23%.
*91
,
19
12%
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13
78% Feb
5
16
Oct
Lead
Bt
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17'
92
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1
4
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34
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Apr
23 Tb Feb
22
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596
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560 %,. 578
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15
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22
Ruppert (Jacob)
Mar 24
34
30 V> Jan
28
2
Jan
10% Jan
24
9
r
Royal McEee Corp
Ruberold Co (The)
14% Mar 25
2
37% Mar 31
24 Va Jan
161
24% Jan
2
•
1
1
20 G
1
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10% Jan
11% Dec 30
14
26
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1
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1
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8
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38% Jan
20
25% Oct
13
Apr
30%. Jan
!
—
:
50 Va Jan
20
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43
100
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Royal Crown Cola Co
Jan
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2%
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83
20%
2%
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54
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20
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94
83
20 y«
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20%
20Tb"
214''
5
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7
30
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25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
.—10
2
Apr
107Tb
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n
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44 y.
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107
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Corp
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Mar 16
610
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Paper Corp
10
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5
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
1,500"
18%
51%
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3,300
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5
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26
Jan
50
10
2
481% Jan 29
91
Mar 23
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2
6
Jan
38Tb Mar
J.
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5
5
29 Va Jan
26
312
24% Mar
2% Jan
111
32 %
34% Dec
10
Apr
84 Va Mar 26
•_V-
9
2% Apr
109% Dec
19 y2 Jan
'
6,4
10
6
53% Apr
issued
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62%
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22%.V
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63% Jan
3,900
22Ts
32
23%
,
69
,
08%
128
100
2,400
27%
83%
35
31%
22%
83 %
2
Mar
35:
*57%,
,
10
9%
2.50
1
50
3
45 % Mar 12
116
;
44%*. 45%
59 lit
59%.
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4%% preferred series A
4%% conv 2nd pfd
,
2714
•
24%
17%'
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,
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1
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Rexall Drug Co
-:
35%
17%
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67%
2
6
27T«
'26
22
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18..
,
17%
5
26%
>
22Tb
24%:
,,53%. %•;;
22%
10
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
9
33% Dec
10
6
5
66 % Apr
73% Dec 31
47% Dec 12
10
BVb Jan
10% Apr
14% Feb
6
Jan
13%
19
77% Dec 19
39Tb Dec 29
54% Dec 30
25% Jan
5
8% Jan 22
62%
65
68%
r;.
>-
*57% ^8%
preferred 3Vb% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
7
Mar
18
—1—5
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
22%
2
11
14*/2 Nov
22% May 12
GO 14 Mar
28% Jan
10%
52
Conv
7
62 %
.
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*10
——5
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
10
10
62%
62%
64 Vb
*16%
,
68% ',09%%
■
Reliable Stores Corp
8
50% Oct
22
2
41% Jan
16% Jan
42% Jan
60% Jun 24
7
32% Jan
15
Oct
18
9Tb Dec
Jan
5
16
12% Feb
2
Jan
7
18% Nov 11
2
7
13
31
9
2
16Tb ->•
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27%
~
22%
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72 Ye
65%
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12% May
6214
22%
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72%
27%
26%
64
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When Issued
(Robt) & Co—
j.* ;
$1.25 div prior preference
62%
>37.900
72%
27
54%
55%
72%
27%
55 T a
54%
-
55%
72%
54Tb
'72%
:
27Tb
"23%
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No par
50c
—1
Reed Roller Bit Co
72% Mar 25
14% Oct
3iy2 Jun 10
65% t 66%
50
50
50
preferred
noncum
4%
26
33% Jan
25%.! .25%-.-.-
5
4%
37% Jan
25
25% Aug
2
Jan
21
1
Jan
6
Jan
25
Jan
10
17'/* May 28
25% Jun
No par
—1
Raybestos-Manhattan
9
16
22 y* Feb
25% Jan 20
19 Vb July 14
6
56% Jan
17
17
23% Dec
Shares
Apr. 10
-.'"27 lb
73%
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27%'
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5
Inc
Ranco
29% Mar 24
9
!
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72%
55%
54%
50
55%
$3.50 1st preferred
5
74% Mar
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 9
•
America com__No par
No par
Radio Corp of
60% Mar 17
9
2
43% Feb
69 Vb Sep
Sales far
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
.*.,1Apr. 8
Apr. 7
Apr. C
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Highest
*89%.
*83%
29%
84%
"30% "
91
"
'
93%
170
40
40%
40 %
40%
15,700
33%
83%
83 %
83%
450
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
167000
""
9v
■
Number 5837
Volume 189
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
(1693)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
40% Jan
7
69 y4 Mar
78% Jan
5
82 y4 Feb
14% Jan
2
21% Feb 27.
3% Jan
2
33/4 Jan 26
Standard Gas & Flectric Co__10c
Jan
2
Jan
3
3% Nov 19
61% Nov 21
35% Feb 18
Nov
52
Feb
-
62 Va Jan
26
3
46% Feb
9
60% NOV 12
50% Feb
18
50
•
21
47 y2 Feb
86% Sep 17
10 Ms Jan
2
36
Jan
2
57.3/4 Mar 10
87% Jan 20
92
89
27% Jan
Dec 29
7
8
31% Jan
6
14
Sep
3
11% Nov 10
Jan
33% Dec 31
23
12% Jan
35% Mar
12
'Jun
18
18% NOV
84
6
18
Mar
Standard Oil
of
Ohio commons
Jersey—
37% Mar
17% Feb
;
3
18
.
26
Feb
72
2
Mar 19
14% Jan
2
57
Feb
7
74% May 19
Apr 23
102% Dec 22
10% Jan 13
14% Nov 20
29% Jan 14
54
17% Jan
2
27% Oct 22
29
Jan
2
^45% Nov 12
42% Jan
8
49% Mar 19
15% Jan
2
20% Jan
6
27% Mar 13
Jan
22
10
14
5
Feb
9
54
Feb
26V8Feb
6
31
Mar
5
55% JaiL .8
24% Jan
5
> 2% Jan
1
26
-"15% Jan *2
r-9
Jan
16
59 , Apr 24
•'^20% Jan / 2
30% Mar, 19
-6% Jan
,
97
31% Mar
2
2
3%
3%
53%
53%
54%
53%
53%
5014
49%
50%
531/4
49%
53%
50
50 y4
49%
50%
40,700
51%
51%
51%
52
51%
51 T'«
51%
51%
153,500
63%
62%
63%
60%
62
60%
61%
61
61%
92
92
92
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.93%
31 y8
30%
30%
29%
3014
291/4
29%
29%
31
93
90%
90%
90
88
88
921.4
92%
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31%
32
32
32%,
15%
■-22%
16
15%
16
5,600
10,000
30 %
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95
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
90%
32%
15%
>
1574
15%
16
15%
16
22%
23
71
22%
71
122
71
72
122%
23%
2214
23%
■>71
122 %
Jan 23 -.
290
121
3,500
16%
16%
47%
48%
28 y4
47%
49%
28%
47%
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48%
28%
47%
47%
48
23%
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23%
23
23%
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16%
48%
46%
23%
47%
23%
l
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17 %
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17%
17%
17%
I71/4
18%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
63%
63%
63
63%,
63
321/*
,32
32%
13%
54%
32%
63%
32i/a
12%
12%
54%
57
35%
36%
6,800
13%
2,700
48
28%
18%
17%
18%
643/a
63%
i
32%
32%
32%
64%
32%
1
12%
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52%
53%
51%
52%
56
32%
13%
51%
35%
36
35»A
35%
35%
36
13%
35%
13%
35%
13%
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13%
13%
95
921/4
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631,4
27%
23%
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95
20
62%
63
27%
27%
231/4
4,500
27,700
1,300
5
—
10c
'-Symington Wayne Corp
29
Feb
6
33% Mar 23
9
13%
.
*
1374
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V
63%
28
23%
14
95
2814
23%
36%
105%
7-%
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36%!
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105%
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7%
8
1845
43
1825
43%
26%
23%
35%
•
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:
1833
42%
*26
12%
51%
t
63%
63%
27% ,28%
231/4
23y*
35%
35%
63i/4
28%
28
23%
36%
105%
.
13%
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63J/4
95
63
-12.50
35
62%
27%
23%
7%-:,
7%
1835
1833
1833
231/4
35%
35%
104% 105 y4
7%
7%
1051/4
104%
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35%
2,400
137,100
5,100
104%
7%
1875
.
2,000
.
35%
104%
2,700
'
90Q
•
.
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1915
1,900
800
5,600
.
■
370
42%
43
42
42%
42
27
261,4
26%
26%
421/8
26%
4,200
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43%
27
300
38%
3914
'38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
391/4
11,500
1
13%
13*4
13%
13%
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
8,600
9
32
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
—
9
29
64
29% Jan' ,23
40% Feb 124
14% Mar
29
1
Apr
5
16,000
16,700
2,900
1,300
24
25
2
700
48%
47%
25
-Suthorland Paper co___
—5
fSlreete CO .of. America (The)—4.16%
"UWift A Co_—
25
Jan
16%
23%
46
11% Jan
120
<■46%
2165
,
8,500
73
1201/4
121%
121
48%
28%
20
Sunshine'.'Mining-Co__
;'SuperiorOil ot California--
Feb -27
22%
*71%
120%
*23%
122%
5
:>
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
.
22%
72
"200
28
-:v;.B%% 2nd,pfd series of '55—__30
8% Mar 20
22%
71
5,200
38,900
48
StQkely-Van Camp Inc common
20
'
71
93
28%
;
Co...
.■Studebsker-Packaid. Corp—™
Sunbeam Corp.:—
v Sundstrand. Mach Tool-'
6
*91
49
7
3
3%
4,700
28%
•38% Jan. 2
■J
3%
25,200
1,500
44,500
48 y4
Storer : Broadcasting
2
.
106% Feb
"
17%
5
Corp
5%' prior preference
Stone
Webster—
38% Jan ,15.
5
17%
3%
-
16%
Jan! 27" ^Sui>^4Ud.^bnt" oil-CO comnion—1
Jati
8
iAWW?.preferred 'serlet A
25
29
17%
527/8
16%
-
24
9
1725 :rjan
42% Sep » 5
,29%: Deo 30
,38% Aug 27
13% Aug 19
2 /
7% Jan "
v
18
7% Jan
.
-
3
Feb
34 y4 Mar
94% Jan
19
1865'W, Aug. IF
3'
29% Jan'
23
2
Mar.
17%
54%
16%
_i
,20 17. Sujr Chemical Corp common—
No par
Mar;13' j.'»,'i«f4i89!<8ejries'A/preferraT—
65% Jan "20. yiBun Oi) -Co—
No par
94
220
17%
50
ie%
•:■ 15%, Mar
6
26
;
>9% Jan 24
7
.19% Jan
Dec
2
Jan
*
5
Stlx Baer A Fuller Co
*
81
'63%
15
& Co Inc
"Stewart-Warner
63%'
81
3%
55%
1
Sterling Drug, Ino
63%
80%
'
38% Mar
60%'Marl9
2
.
'
Feb.25
1360
11% Jan
88
:/:28% Dec 15
25% Apr 23
38
Dec 30
13
Jan
Jan
69
.
i4
22% Aug
72
Apr
8
'26% Jan 13
Nov 24
■87*
66% Jan
50'*
i'~ •5; -Tl2% AugM4
Apr
79
3%
63
.Stevens (J P)
6
18% Apr
7.
65
Apr
2
33% Mar25
15% Jan" 26
...
10% Feb 25
66% Dec 31
28% Deo 29
3%
*90
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
"
39% Feb 14
3%
10
3%%
•
26% Dec-18
16""" Oct 20
18%
63%
80%
49%
—
18% Janv> 12
2
17% Jan
60% Nov 12
-
15VaJan
18%' Nov 28
Jan"
7
17%
Shares
63%
811/4
18%
54y8
—
17% Mar 20
43
18%
the Week
Friday
Apr/10
52y«
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Starrett Co (The) L S__l——No par
Stauffer Chemical Co_
10
128% Mar 19
13% Jan
8
w, 16% Oct
37% Jan:
.*
Dec t
Jan
'
10% Jan4"
15% Jan
20
65% Jan 28
11
63%
80%
3%
r
Dec
63%
80
-•
59
99
63%
30
preferred series A
___10G
Standard Packaging Corp com_—1
$1.60 convertible preferred20
$1.20" convertible preferred20
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
1
Stanley Warner Corp.
5
3
104
New
63%
80%
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 9
Apr. 8
18
6.25
of
'>v
3
63%
Wednesday
Apr. 7
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7
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Standard Oil of Indiana./
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64% Jan 23
94% May 26
29% Dec 30
:
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23
50% Apr
8
59% Jan 26
59% Dec 31
42% Feb 24
Standard Brands
3
24
Tuesday
Apr. 6
Inc com
No par
$3.50 preferred
•
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Standard Coil Products Co Inc_
1
3
43% Feb 25
Pat
61 y2 Jan
6
Aug 29
Monday
EXCHANGE
v
19
69% Dec
2
85% May 2
17% Nov 28
74
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
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>
18% Jan,/ 2
5
3% Jan
8
Feb
3
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15 % Feb
9
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35% Jan
2
58 Va Nov 21
52
Jan
2
72
34% Feb
10
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28
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29
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1
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1
39% Aug 22
61% Jan
6V4 Jan
2
17% Dec 11
44% Jan
7
67
Feb
Apr
33% Jan 22
2
Texas Gulf
>
95 % Apr
39% Jan
10
Texas'Instruments Inc
23
Texas
17% Apr
Feb
9
5
70
8
24% Mar
23
Dec
16
&
Oil.
124% Mar 18
Texas Utilities
Mar 30
Textron Inc
•
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Co
100
,_JNo par
Co_„
common
1
50c
—
$1.25 conv nreferred—•
Mfg Co.
-No par
27% Mar
5
6
36 % Mar
4
Thatcher Glass
5
89 % Jan
1
19
150% Mar
3
Thiokol Chemical Co
l
Mar
2
Thompson .(J R)_.
24
71 Va
Jan
6
Apr
29
79%:
1
32 Va Jan
Dec 29
29% Dec
2
A Pacifib
Texas
5
102
Pacific Coal
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
6
63% Feb
19% Jan
112
8
Dec
Producing Co
33 V3
Sulphur /—___No par
•Texas Gulf
25% Mar 16
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Texas Pacific Land Trust—
14% Mar 10
38% NOV 21
16
13
28
2
21% Dec 16
„
25
Dec
Nov
12
Jan
24
9% Apr 28
15% Jan
2
89
133
.
27
Apr
38% Jan
87
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2
22
74% Feb 26
3
25 • Apr
21% Jan 14
29% Feb 27
'
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/
-
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2
26% Jan
.
9
16
'
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15
16%
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123
1
122
69%
69
69%
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24%
23%
24
27%
27%
27
27 Va
121%
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33 Vb
33%
33
33%
125 %
128%
125
24 %
24
320
122
68
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23
22
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33 %
125
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24
24
24
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12
68 %
26
1
129 Va
2,4
16%
21%
,
27%
33%
17%
68
68%
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23 Va
27 Va
131%
33
128%
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122
122
69
17
17%
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17%
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128%
126%
33%
128%
4,400
85,000
4,200
6,300
16,300
24%
*23%
24%
400
26
27
33 Vs
33
Va
..Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
41% Feb 25
73
Dec
81% Oct
8
90
May 20
20
2
21
Mar
21'/a Nov 17
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
22
Mar 31
31
45 Vb Jan
Jan
15
56% Feb
84% Jan
Jan
2
46 y4 NOV
14
16 y4 Jan
2
26% Dec
1
7
16 Va "Dec
15
15
65% Dec
2
60
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
10% Jan
2
32% Nov
5
Feb
3
29
10
7
2
2
Jan
16% Jan
12 ]/4 Jan
Jan
42
37
Jan
Jan
15
70
Jan,26
27% Feb
9
32
Jan
15
7
35% Feb
24
23% Apr
10
Trans
40% Nov 11
38% Feb
58
Apr
7
54
Jan
2
2
25% NOV
17
21
Jan
12
52
9
14
Jan
22
42% Mar
14
Feb
59
"
•
11
•
23% Feb 20
30% Dec 16
34% Jan
7
Jan
3
55 y2 Dec
1
54% Jan
9
2
42 % NOV 21
37% Feb
9
10% Jau
8
-15% Jun 16
32% Jan
6
54% Mar
3
13
9% Jun
11% Mar 23
5
36 y2 Jan
5
48
15% Oct 28
13% Jan
7
17% Feb
39%Dec
3% Jan
13% Jan
19
Preferred series A
26 % Oct 22
21
Mar
9
Coach
TXL
25% Apr .* 1
26 34
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23%
22%
62%
63%
89
87*4
27%
27%
23%
22%
63 y8
87%
28%
23%
49 Vb
50%
50%
50%
49
50
48%
49
20%
21%
16%
20%
20%
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21
21
21%
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17
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62
61
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27%
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62
63%
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62
2
28'/a
28%
27%
28%
27%
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5
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33%
32
32%
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33
32
20%
19%
20
20
21%
21
22%
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50
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40%
40%
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40
40%
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405/'8
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55%
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55
55%
55
55
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55%
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23%
11,300
•
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1
50
1
(conv)
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58
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48%
49%
70
70
40
40%
39%
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48
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58
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68
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500
61,500
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1
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57
41 Va
42
11%
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68
40%
11%
27%
30
109,100
6,500
9,300
2,900
4,400
3,200
32
19%
Co—_—
Oil Corp
27%
17
■
Twin
17
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:■
26%
50 V*
Twin City. Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Mar 13
88
.88
21%
■
y
62 3i
63%
'
21%
5% conv pfd series of 1957
30th Century Fox Film—
43% Apr 10
13% Mair 5
^'63
26%
2
Tung-Sol Electric. Co
75% Mar .3
21% Jan
45
r.
i
63%
88
26
49%
^
25y8 Jan 30
*86%
88
26%
xl6%
—
Airlines Inc__
World
ih i/„
5
„Tri-Cpntinental Coip common
$2.70 preferred
.Trnax-Traer Coal Co common
5
56% Jan
Trane Co. (The)
? TransameriOa< Corp
63
63%
52%
24
No par
1
Transue & Williams Steel
8
1
13
25
Tishman Realty & Construction
Toledo Edison Co (The)
17
2
5
:
.—100
—10
'
■
common
$l;20 preferred—__—
Timken Roller Bearing
-
Mar II
52
Oil
24% Mar 20
16% Jan
Oct
Jan JL6
24
—/
preferred
Tidewater
28y4Apr 10
2
52% Oct
53
23
19% Mar 11
17% Oct 30
Feb 17
Common
5
Jan
88
15% Jan
27% Jan
43
08% Jan
200
58,600
2,300
90
11,500
32,800
■
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-12% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
30% M«ri3
12% Feb
2
,
11 % Dec 29
'30% Mar 25
;
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83% Apr 17
27 y4 Jan
2
Dec
.126%
9% Jan 20
i
41
31
92
-
Sep 15
70% Sep
84
24%
8
Jan
Apr
t
,
18% May
24% Feb
.33% Nov
69% Aug
; 143
Aug
,
Jan;31
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2
15% Jan
2
I
108
91
19
Jan
Jan
2
36
May 21
V
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-
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2
2
.
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'
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5% Jan
2
Mar 31
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2
Jan
3
32ig Jan
2
-33% Apr 29
78
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5 7y2 Dec
see
' Dec
page
*74
75
74
74
United Air Lines
*86
47%
34%
86%
46%
48
35%
34%
8%
35%
8%
33%
21%
36%
64%
34%
21%
10
-
8%
8%
8%
8%
33%
34%
33%
34%
22 Va
22
22
37%
65%
36%
36%
03%
65%
Inc
10
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36%
5
64%
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A% (ser of 1956 )• conv pfd—100
135%
136
xl34
134
135
106%
106%
xl05
105
104%
United: Aircraft. Corp common
Mar 26
31%
32
31%
31%
31
8
United /Biscuit
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
Apr
Mar 24
69
Jan
21
46% Mar 10
.
^
8'/4 Jan
2
29% Jan 12
16.
Jan
40% Jan
2
13
16 Vt Jan
2
9
Apr
3
,
Mar 24
95
38% Apr
58% Apr
uutr
20
13% Mar 12
7
38% Feb
6
Jan
16
l
46
Feb
95% Jan
158
Apr
9
8
10;
97
U '8
"
Gypsum Co common
ed
7%pieferre<! ——'
"
'
28%
14,300
3.600
97
34%
38%
25,400
80%
79%
81
57
57
57%
9
9Vs
4,700
3,900
13,700
l
.5
10
4%% preferred
21.
28
*95
34%
'
Mar 30
97
56
—
J«bn
*99
103% 104%
31%
31%
79%
9%
-
9%
9
100
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41%
41%
41%
40 Va
41"
56%
18%
57%
18%
18%
56%
18%
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
15%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1%
1%
1%
1%
19%
1%
48%
48%
36%
36%
36%
21%
21%
21
48%
49%
48%
33%
33%
33%
1%
49%
33%
44%
82%
45%
45%
46
82%
82%
83%
31%
32
31%
31%
48%
105
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,,
9 Va
36%
21%
41%
36%
21%
No par
4
i-
•
36%
L—100
22.
9%
9
21
—2
58
28 Va
34%
United Merch & Mfrs Znc
Mar 30
—1
2% Mar 10* / United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Mach common——25
51% Mar 18..
"/ S% : preferred———.::
34% Mar 4
—25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
50% Mar 2
113% Mar 18;
104%
31%
39%
65%
140
34%
18%
165
31
28
104
*132
80%
58%
i
United Greenfield Corp
United Industrial Coj?p__.
USA Foreign Securities
U S Freight Co.——
140
79%
54%
41%
6
26
*130
If
34
41%
♦55%
Jan
38%
64%
79%
42%
35
39%
65%
54
56%
84% Feb
37 Va
64%
35
41%
20
20%
34
56%
18%
18% Feb
2
17% Feb 16
8%
33%
21%
79%
53%
41%
——
3%
34 Va
20%
60
21,800
53,200
7,900
15,700
1,400
35,200
22,900
3,500
1,500
53
41%
Co
8%
33%
86%
47%
35%
8%
79%
United Gas Corp
UWted Gas
34%
35
10
/
'9
X46%
34%
79%
Uhited Engineering & Foundry—5
9.: United Fruit
22
*86
47%
180
"90
5134
—No par
" Apr
97
*95
improvement Co—-13%
45% Mar
42% Jen
57
31%
28%
?6%
34%
.
.
34%
/United Electric Coal Cos
v
*95
65%
135%
104%
86%
46%
130%
5
United Carbon Co——
Unlted-Carr Fastener (Del)
-United Corp' (Del)—;i
8
97
*95
.
38
.
.49%
No par
United Board & Carton,Corp.—10
10
t
»
ar,30
37% Mar 16
,a
Corp—,.
1
of America-—No par
$4.50 preferred——,—
No par
•
Mar 12;
81
2
37% Feb
48% Jan
.
86 Va
48
_No par
S
preferred
Union Twist Drill Co—
'■
-
86
"United Artists
82
11
75%
22
30% Apr
17
75%
*86
76%
32% Mar 26
6
171% M«y ^3
82
76%
75%
75%
30% Jan
2
102
*75
109% Mar 26/
5
2
"21% Jan
€5% Jan 14
82
9
2
153
*75
19
33% Jan
Jan'
82
Jan
45% Jan
37% Oct
*75
66
,47% Dec 22
•37% May 20
8
,
48% Jan
90
82
*75
136
2
2
82
15,600
8,800
7,200
13,700
21,600
14,200
97
*75
18
1% Jan
4
97
49
129%
Feb
16% Jan
For footnotes
non-cum
Union .Tank Car Co
4
39% Apr
2y8 Oct 21
Dec
25% Feb
6
California—
of
Union Pacific RR Co common
.38% Feb 19
9% Feb 26
37% Jan
6
'
26% Jan
Sep 23
Union<Oit
6
9
17% Dec 12
18% Nov 21
.
,
32% Oct 29
2
26
26% Jan 13
Dec 31
Dec 31
97
—10
95
.16% Oct,13
"50% Aug 28
.40% Dec 30
-34% Jan
96 %
49%
130%
24% Feb
34% Nov 21
2
8
96
48%
98
32% Sep 15
7
78% Oct
2
96
35%
Q8
100% Mar 12
<6% Jan
22% Jan
11% Jan
96%
34Vi
123
Apr 15
Deo 29
48
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96%
48%
129
58%Feh 26
8
8
A.r.
96
48
,20% Apr
30% Jan
8
10
.45
34%
*95%
86
8% Jan
5
Oct 27
34 Va
—25
34
6
Aug
37
129 %
34%
No par
No par
33 y8 Feb
6
" 27% Dec
.
27% Nov 26
130%
.Preferred $3.50 series
.Preferred $4 series—
3/
49
49
48%
No par
No par
Mar
11%
34 Va
Preferred $3.70 series
50% Mar
14%
27%
11%.
128 Va
.preferred $4.50 series
87
13%
26 %
11%
34%
6
77% Feb 2.5
13%
26%
11%
49 %
4
5
13 Va
26 %
11%
130%
Mar
18
13%
27
11%
34
75
72% Jan 20
13%
26%
12
34%
98% Mar
44 Vb Feb
,
24
13%
27%
11%
33 Va
132
34%
6
83 y2 Jan
Mar 24
13
/
34%
50
129%
5
Jun
:
11%
50%
26%
13 %
27%
11%
Mar
Apr 25
37% Dec 31
52% Jan<
3
13%
27
Jan
"
111
2
Mar
Asbestos 61 Rubber Co
5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Uftlori Carbide Corp—
No par
: Union Electric
Co common..
10
Union
75
Aprj,29
2 .-..36% Dec, 16
9% Dec 18
26% Jan
-21% Jan
Apr
35%Mhr 16
54%
;
13
133
81
94
4
80% Nov 10
40% Jan
-
51
9
2
.
94
103% Jun.23
5
.
Marie
14
28
Jan
120% Feb
32V4Jan
32% Dec 31
*
-81% Feb
Udyllts Corp (The')—«.——
1
Uhderwood Corp——*
No par
14 % Mar 25
23% Dec 11
.
2
5% Jan
50'
106%
164
48%
103
*101
;
49%
105
164
-
*33 Va
34
45 %
40
83 %
84%
31%
31%
48%
102% 104%
48%
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163
9
9Va
36%
21
36%
36%
20%
20%
21
41
41%
41
41 Va
36%
40%
41
56%
157
X18
15%
18%
15 Va
40%
*56%
18%
14%
19%
19%
19%
1%
48%
1%
48%
1%
48%
34
46 Va
33%
46 Va
84%
*82%
*33 Va
45
*82 Va
31
31%
48%
49%
101% 103
161'
161
41%
-57%
4,100
10,300
23,100
18,700
.400
4,400
18%.
15%
19%
1%
49
9,200
18,900
11,600
5,900
560
34
47%
84%
18,600
31%
51%
102% 104 >/»
6,300
5,200
130
31
50
158
158
10,000
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80
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1694)
.
.
.
Monday, April 13,1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for
Lowest
14% Mar 20
41% Feb
4
44.
28% Nov 20
95
NOV 18
30
18% Jan
2
Jan
2
26
88
Jan 22
Sep
15
Jan
3
31% Apr
7
Apr 14
18
48% NOV
25% Jan
2
3
53 %
26
Jan
21
U S
2
Jan
9
6
5
154
19
43
50% Mar
54 %
Feb
4
99% Jan
5
28
6
88% Mar 31
13
3
158% Jun
12
148
2
32% Jun
16
24
38% May
16
35% Jan
153
2
Jan
90% Dec 10
17% Jan
United
8
30
Stockyards
2
17% Jan
6
21
8% Jan
Feb 24
::
18% May 12
57
Sep
4
28%
N0V~28
29% Feb
96
NOV
24% Jan
37
Dec 24
26
Feb
Feb
35% Jan
7
5% Jan
11% Aug 27
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2
13 % Jan
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2
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32
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9
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14
10
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8
Jan
9
84
11
Jun
26
2
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143
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2
36% Dec
3
28% Feb
77 % Feb
3
85
May
8
79
13
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2
22
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2
19% Jan
2
75% Nov
17
101
Oct
14
82% Jan
2
26% Jail
8
40% Dec
17
35% Feb 18
103% Jan 29
113
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24
May 20
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85% Dec
17
99% Apr
83% Dec
30
95
24% Apr
7
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2
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9
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29
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101
82
11
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2
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20
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9
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May 13
85
Feb
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Jan
16
16% Jan
2
20% Mar
9
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18% Jan 27
21% Mar
9
5%
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96% Feb 20
5%
preferred—
Materials
74
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3
89
Nov
13
87% Jan
2
84
Jan
13
97
Dec
30
96% Jan
2
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15
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11
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37
100
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12
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12
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157
29
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75%
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29
100
1
12.80
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Mar 20
107
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76
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31% Mar 19
400
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81% Mar 18
Mar 10
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40
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23% Jan
23.7CC
54%
153%
40
preferred—25
Corp
Vick Chemical Co.
6
531/2
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41
24%
Products
conv
5414
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41
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Corp of
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$2.28
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150%
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Van
54%
153'%
41%
24%
Upjohn Co
2
53%
153%
54%
154
81 '/a
126
150%
Utah Power & Light Co
36% Apr 10
11% Jan
5
5
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45% Jan
•
4%%
7
18
42
7
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125
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Universal Pictures Co Inc
16
12% Apr
28% Apr
9
34% Apr
Jan
48% Jan
36% Feb
84
10
75
4.0
2
Oil
81 %
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150%
preferred
Universal
152%
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51%
51%
51'A
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127
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100
16
3
17
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81%.
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53%
54%
153%
52%
51%
53
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No par
57% Jan
25% Apr
53%;
.
1,400
47.50C
$3.50 convertible preferred
1
27% Jan 28
7.90C
81%
52
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
22% Apr
51%
52%
53
127
51'A
4
8%
611
52
14
Universal Leaf
95%
51%
14
10
951/4
52
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Apr
95 %
52
12% Jan
157
95%
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41
46% Mar 23
95%
52
77% Jan
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95%
51%
2
12
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95%
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95
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157
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142
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34
19% May
1
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1,900
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6
4% Jan
74% Jan 22
NOV
33V4
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91/4
26 %
34%
13
17
July 21
33V4
9%
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34%
Nov
13
23'A
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26%
52%
*79%
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
i—14
25
33
100
100
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10% Feb
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5
100
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2
Jan
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43
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45%
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41
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7%
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153
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preferred
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12%
33 y.
33
12'4
10 %
37
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a
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100
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1%
33
10 %
36
45 %
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10
36
12%
12%
44
33
10
10%
26%
5
;
32%
Shares
Apr. 10
Apr. 9
Min com—50
50
&
preferred
9
50% Mar 12
2
7
Ref
*
44.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
37
10'/a
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12%
Sales for
PRICES
Apr. 8
10%
12'%
—-—1
—„
15% Mar 16
Jan
85% Jan
7% Oct 24
8
common;
1st preferred
Corp
U S Tobacco
37% Feb
1
14 % Feb 26
Dec~24
8
5% July
68% Jan
5%
15%
2
1%
26% Jan 21
41 % Apr
Jan
Jan
6
6
Mar
Co
non-cum
S Shoe
U S Smelting
24
19% Jan
10
U
Mar 11
38% Feb
51% Jan
25
b%
3
Apr
preferred series B
U S Rubber
58% Mar 16
10
Jan
143% Oct
Sep
3%%
32%
10
5
10
1
100
100
preferred
——;
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
131% Mar 11
33% Mar 31
97% Dec 30
1
common
U S
33% Jan
July 29
Co
43
12%
SALE
Wednesday
37
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44
12%
t
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10%
37
*36
1
50
Inc common
preferred series A
4%%
101V2 Feb
3
57
Mar 11
80
Jan 27
146
14
41% Oct
46% Jan
Jan
29
76
Jan 22
36% Nov 11
2
10
7
10%
50
Industrie?
D S Lines
34% Jan 23
2
2
Jan
41% Jan
154
21% Jan
class A preference
4%%
100% Jan
45% Feb
108
140
4
Mar
8 % J an
80% Mar 14
Dec
1
73
82
U S
30% Jan
43% NOV 21
5
26% Mar
7
common__82%c
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S
5%
30% Jan
2
12
32% NOV
6
974'Jun 17
Jan
8% Dec
35
D
2
47% Feb
23% Jan
06
29
36% Mar
26
11% Oct 29
814 Jan.
39
12% Jan
Jan
34
Apr. 6
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 7
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
9% Jan 23
2
16% Sep
41 % Sep
Jan
25
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
614 Jan.
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1958
103 Va
103
103%
"
'
103
103
103%
103
:2,20C
1.90C
V
13C
850
w
60% May 20
4%!% preferred
33% Jan
2
50
Oct 20
46% Feb
2
69% Mar 20
8
15% NOV 14
14% Jan
2
17
Waldorf System
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
47
25% Jan
15
36
Nov
7
16 % Feb
4
1
Feb
Apr
10
53% Mar 16
10
33% Mar 30
15
No
_
Walgreen Co
Walker (Illram) G 6s W
par
10
-—
11% July 17
11% Aug 29
6
37% Feb
9
15% Mar 18
Walworth
14% Dec 22
13% Jan 28
16% Feb 20
Ward Baking Co common
84
95
Apr 25
4
87% Jan
16
94
20
<oft
9% Jan
12
11% Mar 20
Ward
26% Dec 16
24% Jan
8
Jan
13
8
Apr
8
I 16% Jan 30
11% Dec
12% Feb
26% Apr
Jan
9
6
Jan
37
6
97%
Dec"l8
89
48
Dec 31
48
Feb
Apr
10
28% Apr
7
101% Apr
8
53
Mar 13
Jan
13
34% Jan
2
34% Jan
2
44% Dec 31
44% Feb 19
48 ya Jan
25
2
40
NOV
5
36% Feb
9
43% Mar 11
7
26% Nov
5
25% Jan
12
31% Feb 24
56
Jan
19% Ma r
'
3
4% Dec
1
Jan
10
35% Oct
9
44% Jan
15
1% Jan
23
3% Jan 21
32
Mar
12
7% Jan 28
2
36% Mar
9
49% July 28
47% Jan
5
49% Apr
7
50% Dec 22
65
5
24% Oct 13
48% Apr 10
17% Mar 16
56% Jan
15% Jan
13
■25% Jan
2
95% Oct
6
Mar
4
35% Dec 22
35% Feb
95% Jan
2
23
99% Jun 11
80% Jan
16
83% Dec
17
94
Jun
9
85
Jan
8
31% Feb
28
51
Dec
19
43
Jan
30
96% Mar
4
103
May 6
28% Dec 31
24% Dec 17
97% Feb
26
21% Jan 21
16
May 20
86
Sep
105
19V4 May 13
14% Jan
2
94% Nov
12
48% Jan
13
63
Jan
3
100
Feb 10
Apr
2
50% Jan
5
12
101
7
36
23% Jan
8
31% Mar 30
75
Mar 31
Apr 10
Jan
28
70% Feb
84
Feb
9
81
9
88% Jan 29
110% Feb
3
112
Feb
11
60
Jan
29
83
Atlg
110
8
Dep 11
92% Apr 21
125
Jan
7
33% Apr
83% Jan
7
54% Dec 31
6
96
16% Feb
21
31% Dec 30
53% Jan
2
92% Jan
2
29% Jan 28
56
21
68
68
38% Mar 18
26
Jan
Jan
7
91% Jan
-4% Jan
2
23% Nov
32% Jun
30
2
NOV 10
Dec 22
49% Oct 21
100
Sep
5
8% Oct
9
5
25% July
6
38
Jan
13
15% Jan
30
Nov
1
10
Jan
98% Mar 13
30
44
Jan 14
40% Mar 30
99
Jan
7
Mar 13
.
»
Jan
12
36% Apr
8
71% Feb 24
53'/a Mar 20
10
4974 Apr
102% Mar 11
11% Mar 25
24% Jan
28
Jan
23
36
44
Jan
27
Jan
2
37
Jan
2
121
Jan
22
25% Jan
2
30% Jan
14
9
Mar 18
45% Jan
2
40% Jan 23
129
Mar 25
White
Motor
5%%
White
53 % Jan
Dec
31
70% Jan
8
59% Jan 15
80% Feb 25
Jun
5
89
2
94% Feb
4% Jan
2
23% Apr 16
33% Nov 17
25% Feb 25
98% Jan
2
36% Aug 26
119% Oct 13
22% Dec 30
16
Apr
9
2
Jan
83% Jan
8
9% Jan
13
29% Feb 10
31% Feb V 9
114% Jan
7
20% Jan
28
91
2
Jan 26
12% Feb 25
32% Mar
4
35% Apr 10
130% Feb
2
24 % Mar 19
40
$3
Oil
$4.25
4%
321/4,
33
32 V4
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49%
49%
49%
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50
*49'A
50
—4
5
pfd
100
100
No par
1
100
common—1
20
preferred
50
17%
17'%
37%
36%
371/2
101%
*100%
102 V4
*
49 'A
50
49
49'A
17%
37%
18
37%
300
574
53,800
3,600
32%
20
50
48%
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4814
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18
18 %
18
1874
3,500
37%
101
101
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38
38
17,000
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101
101
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100
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99
99
35
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30%
30%
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77%
100
79%
88
78%
47%
48%
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100
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100
78%
79%
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37%
38 %
36%
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77 %
73%
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87'%
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4614
48
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35%
35%
36
29%
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30
2914
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8,700
5,500
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78
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75
100
100
78%
87
78
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100
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75%
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3714
37%
3714
36 Va
35%
35%
35%
36 y4
78'A
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88'/2
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3,700
31,300
18,600
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17,800
47%
100
35
78'A
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36
37
47
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115
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31,500
79%
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200
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115
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56
54
5414
541.4
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97'A
97'A
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34%
35'%
341/4
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36'/2
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36
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69
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28
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43
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5014
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28
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50
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100
100
10%
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40
100
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28
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28
43
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43
200
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47
46%
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46%
43
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47
47
47
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39
38%
39
37%
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38
3874
1,700
12,400
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*871/2
88%
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88%
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22
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22
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10
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10c
.
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1
Eleo Power Co
10
com
preferred
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50
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47
Co
.100
Public
17%
*49 %
5,800
.1,200
38y2
5
Windsor Industries
6%
17%
37
100%
50
HOC
46%
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No par
common
preferred
Wisconsin
5
5
514
33%
Co
Wilson-Jones
*30%
30%
5%
common
convertible
30%
%
3314
preferred
Sewing Machine
preference
Woodward Iron
74
45
40%
514
1
RR.
Prior
6
53% Dec 31
45%
39'A
33%
50
4%%
Co
36% Mar
97
45
39
5%
Wheeling Steel Corp common
-10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
-5
4%% convertible preferred80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
Wisconsin
2
45%
1,600
22,900
-
51%
33%
Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B„
100
Wheeling 8s Lake Erie Ry
—100
9
80% Jan
78% Jan
45%
9914
5%
Western Auto
27'/a Jan
45% Feb 27
x51
v,
33%
4.20% preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
474% preferred1
100
Western Air Lines Inc
l
Mar 31
16
Si's
5%
West Penn Electric Co_
Jan
6% Jan
27'A
101'/a
51%
*33%
preferred
27
4b 14 Feb
26%
9914
1
West Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
Pacific
26%
9914
27%
IOI1/2
51%
30%
Power
1,600
19,100
27%
*301/4
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37
97%
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3014
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88
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11% Oct 22
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2
28
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93
9%
351/8
46%
14
36% Jan
36
93
10
38%.
Jan
,21% Jan
36%
13%
38'/a
Jan
Mar 25
25% Dec 29
32% Oct 14
34%
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2/700
1,700
34%
14%
v
46
20
37% Dec 22
10
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14
46%
82
135
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5
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5174
34%
46%
Wayne
51V4
13T4
38%
Welbilt Corp
51%
14%
Waukesha Motor Co
85% July 10
'20% Jan
93%
9%
35%
5
17
5114
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16%
34%
96
20% Dec 30
31% Jan
120% Dec
93%
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100
69
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14%
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2
26% Jan
92 %
10
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I
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20
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51%
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8% Nov 17
49% Nov 18
34
94%
51% Mar 11
2
51 %
10
39% Apr
Jan
51'/2
5
Co
32% Jan
Jan
52
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
42% Jan
4
51%
69
Washington Gas Light Co
—No par
Washington Water Power——No par
48% Nov 20
33 % Dec
1
71
52%
15
Western
32
74% Dec 31
52%
34%
39% Mar 12
33% Dec 29
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62 Va
1614
13%
8
34% Dec 16
2
10%
14%
Western
2
Jan
63
16%
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34%
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24
15
62
16%
14%
80
55% Jun
71% Nov 20
65
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2
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Warner
70
04
14%
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88
100
Mar 241
82% Jan
69% Jan
29% Jan
42% Jan
preferred
.
-
14
2.50
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4.80% preferred
100
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4% noncum 2nd preferred—100
98% Mar 11
86
13
89
Jan
79% Dec 31
Nov
38% Feb 20
101'/a Apr
6
89% Feb
2
No par
Co
Industries
67%
100
Wagner Electric Corp
12% Jan
Service
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8%
42
37%
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series—100
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Wyandotte Worsted Co
6
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Record
(1695)
New York Stock Exchange
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FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
the
In
column
headed
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
Period"
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
Year l'JoS
Range Since
Highest
21*2.14 Nov
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. l
Lowest
102.14 Nov
5
or
each
the
case
32nds
more
of
Highest
5
Monday
Low
Treasury 4s
Low
High
bonds
point
mature.
'
AND
PRICES
HIGH SALE
Sales for
the Week
Apr. 10
Apr. 9
Higli
Apr. 8
Low
High
High
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 7
Apr. 6
EXCHANGE
the
when
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99.24
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90.18
11980
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99.20
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99.20
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99.12
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99.6
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—
11969
Feb
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Treasury -jy8s
Treasury 3 %s
Treasury 3 %s
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High
Low
Low
*98.18
98.26
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98.26
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98.20
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89.2
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15 1978-1983
15 1964
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95.30
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95.28
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94.6
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94.4
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15 1995
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29
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Interest
Last
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Sale Price
or
Friday
Friday's
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fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
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May-Mow
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Feb-Aug
fACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
May -Nov
3s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
April-Oci
Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977—June-Dec
Cundinamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978
Jan-July
Mi
43%
88
45%
94
61,4
61%
62%
—
7
91
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94
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68
JAColombia Mortgage Bank 6'/aS
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—
51/a
60
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87
7
(City of)
1927
89
\
f
45%
5s 1951
June-Dec
6%s 1950
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47'as debt adjustment 1970
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(Hulcuang Ry)
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(State)—
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61%
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20
96
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50
53
48
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58
51%
99
105%
97
97
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.
(interest reduced to
Aprll-Oct
5%s 1974
Feb-Aug
102
(Republic of)—
3'/as external s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976_Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
—
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85
"l
98
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May-Nov
1962
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assented 1960
AChinese
6%)
June-Dec
series
97
97
■
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—
99
98%
95%
98
»
Bank 6'/2s 1957
assented
assented
Denmark
June-Dec
33As series
*95%
30-yr 3s s f bonds
(Dominion of) 23As 1974—\
Czechoslovakia
(Plan B)—
33As series
99
98%
99%
--
—
(interest
June-Dec
96
*98%
(Dept of)
A Chilean
—
82 %
(interest
1
For footnotes
30
6s
169
*95% 100
2
No.
29
No.
AGuaranteed
101
1
;
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No.
33As series
28
No.
series
A63/4s
98%
15
106% 107%
3%s series No.
,
No.
series
ACbile Mortgage
5%
3%s series
series
314s
AGuaranteed
—'
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
Aprll-Oct
98
96
*98
June-Dec
June-Dec
■
April-Ocf
June-Bec
96
98
101
(interest
1957
99
*95
June-Dec
3s ext sinking
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
Jane-Dec
93%
*96
Jimc-Dec
20
27
1978-Jan-July
Canada
Mar-Scpf
25-year 214s 1975
1
Mar-Sept
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bds 1978-Jan-July
I A Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Noo
§A7s assented 1942
May-Nou
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ApriZ-Oct
A 6s assented 1960
Aprll-Oct
AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb 1961—.-. Fcb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jcm-July
AGs assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 6s Sept 19Gl^_Mar-Sept
A6s assented Sept
1961
Mar-Sept
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Oci
A 6s
assented
1962
Aprll-Oct
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1963
May-Nov
A 6s assented 1963
May-Nov
Extl sink fund $ bonds 3s 1993
June-Dec
86
95%
81
102%
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
s
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
reduced to 3.5% 1978
A External s f 6'/as of 1926
AExternal
92%
99% 100
June-Dec
1970
B
94%
98%
—-•
(City of) 6s 1908
8A6'A3 external loan 1950
4%a debt adj
Jan-July
Feb-Awp
Feb-Aup
ApriZ-Oct
93%
.
92'%
96%
101% 102^
100% 101
—
Mar-Sept
A Berlin
4%a debt adj ser A
25
No.
A0i/as assented 1957—
1972
loan
-
.91
Government—
lABavaria (Free State) C'/aS 1945
4%s debs adj (series 8) 1905—
Belgian Congo 5'/4s extl loan 1973—L
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964
lABrazil
97%
June-Dec
1973
!
97%
1973
5'/2s extl
49%
7
i
93%
97
*91
June-Dec
4%s assented due 1980
5'Aa
92%
97
197J
5s 1972
5s 1978
20-year
13
'
—
15-year 4'/as
15-year 494s
98
'
1957_April-Oci
7s 2nd scr 1957 Aprll-Ocf
sink fd 7s 3rd ser 1957—April-Ocf
sec
No.
series
series'No.
Caldas
§ AExternal sinking fund 7s scr B
L945__Jan-July
S AExternal sinking fund 7s scr C 1940
J an-July
&AExternal sinking fund 7s scr D
1945__Jan-July
A External
'/a
*99%
series
314 s
*
Foreign Government and Municipal
Akershua (Kingdom of Norway) 4s
1968—Mar-Sept
Amsterdam
(City of) 5'As 1973
Mar-Sept
lAAnticxjUia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945„Jan-JuZy
a
24
314s
-
NY 1-1693
99
*95
„~
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3%s
Broadway, New
99
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
314s
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High
%
*95
June-Dec
314s
Foreign Securities
15
scries
314s
31-4s
"
No.
3%s
.
/'■
Low
June-Dec
3%s
89
No.
(continued)—
314s
June-Dec
Jan. 1
High
314s
Corporate Stock 1980
Range Since
Sold
Low
.High
314 s
3%.
Bonds
Bid & Asked
assented
extended
to
1960
(Kingdom of)
*52
--
,a
102% T-1 0
Salvador
(Republic of) 7s 1967
lAFranlcfort on Main 6'/a8 1953
4">s sinking
Osnnan
5»/aS
(Fed
3s dollar bonds
1972
82
_
99%
——
May-Nov
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
109-ia
77%
'
—
1924
82
77%
-
♦77%
*15'/a
*90
—-—May-Nov
fund 1973
Rep of)—Ext loan of
bonds 1969
dollar
♦82
Jan-July
AEstonia
204% 204%
94
109% 109%
11
104%
953i
8
86%
95%
27.
Tfi
;
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85
110
96%
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1696)
.
,
Monday, April 13. 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Period
Sold
High
BONDS
Range Since
Low
No.
19G3_Ja?i-July
fund issue 1953 due
Prussian Conversion 1953 Issue—
4s dollar bonds 1972—
International loan of 1930—
bonds 1980
5s dollar,
97%
103
I
—June-Dec
June-Vac
—
part paid 1904——
May-Won
AGs part paid '190l5__w*-~-~-————Feb-Any
lAHambiirg (State of) (is 1910
—April-Oof
Conv <& funding 4 %s 1900
April-Oct
109'%
(City) external 6%s 19G0
April-Oct
Italian (Republic) ext. s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consort!tuu for Public Works
30-year gtd exi s i 3s 1977
dun-July
Italian Public Utility Institute—
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977—
Jan-July
lAItaly (Kingdom oft 7s 1951
June-Dec
Jamaica (Government of)
5%s s f fe'Xtl loan 1974..
,
M«r-Sept
Japan 5%s extl sf 1974——,—_
Jan-July
Japanese (Imperial Govt)—
A6%s extl loan of '24 1954a—
—Fcb-Aug
6%s due 1954 extended to 1964—.——Fcb-Aug
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33
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96%
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1954
due
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1945
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192'A
26
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reduced
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s
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see
page
27.
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to
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99
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101
90%
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s
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92
COMPANIES
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1900
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1954
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or
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35
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.
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&
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,
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Number 5837
Volume 389
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
.
(1697)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
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first oonsol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf
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93
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f debentures 1972
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a
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79
i
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65%
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:
28 Vi
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debs 1977Feb-Aug
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-Feb-Aug
RR (Southern
Lines) 4a 1959
May-Nov
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May-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
1972
Jan-July
3 Vie a f debentures
1978
Feb-Aug
3%s s t debentures 1980
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May Stores Realty Corp—
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1977
Feb-Aug
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
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•
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3
79
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Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis
90
113% 135
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3s 1980
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Louisville Gas & El 1st
mtge 3 Vis 1984
Feb-Aug
Mack Trucks Inc 5Vis
subord debs 1968—Mar-Sepi
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debentures
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93
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102% 104Vi
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext
1979—Aprll-Ocl
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50 Vi
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2003
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subord
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102% 103
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debentures
89
y
-
1998
series A
4s
:*
—
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103
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1977_<_51ay-Noo
.
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I
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Series B 4%s fixed interest 2003
Series O 5s fixed interest 2003
8.75s
99
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78
80
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Vis '97_.June-Deo
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.
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>
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—
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Consolidated
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1976_Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1961
New
..New
April-Oct
1961
4Vis
86-.
89%
—•
Mor-Sepl
Jan-July
Jon-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%a 1961
Stamped 1961
Plain
84%
Bonds,
Bid & Asked
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,
*
Sale Price
New Jersey
80
V
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Apr-oct
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June-Deo
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% 77
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or
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Last
.
Period
Low
High
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1959—June-Deo
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s conv subord debs 1979
13
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May-No«
1
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
Low
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
.
85
*89%
BOND8
Range Since
NO.
77 Vi
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Map-Not
3Va8 s f debentures series A 1977—
4Vis s f debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4%*conv 1982
Sold
High
77%
—Jan-Julf
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%8 conv subord debs 1983
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
Bonds
Bid & Asked
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Jan-July
Jan-Julf
Feb-Aug
let mortgage 3.20s series I 1982—
1st mortgage 3%8 series J 1981
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
,
Friday
Friday's
or
Low
minoift Bell Telephone 2%» eerles A 1981—Jen-July
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June-Dee
HI Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—M&y-Nov
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May -Nov
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May-Noe
Consol mortgage 3%s series P 1984
*Jan-July
1st mtge 3 Vis series O 1980
Feb -Aug
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3%B e f debentures 1980
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Number 5837
Volume 189
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday;
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84%
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1969—April-Oct
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1980
77%
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: 97
,
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1984
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1981
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148
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,
81
First mortgage
~
1972
debs
Virginia Electric & Power Co— "
"
First and refund mtge 2%a ser E 1975
94
■>
♦88%
June-Dec
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Gold AY2S 1981
—May-Nov
Ban.Fran Tterm 1st mtge 3%s. ser A "15—June-Dec
•
92%
94%
-
10/.
.
83
.f
3%s conv subord debentures 1969—
83
Bouthern California Ediscm Co—
Bouthern Indiana Ry g%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co. 4'Aa conv
Bouthern Pacific Co—-
83
4'As
91%
84
■'
103
•
; 90'A
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
-,—
s
Vanadium
t
82
-
II;
■
—
100
111% 113'A V
"
1985
—
§A3'As assented series c 1951
78%
89
1
82
♦100
South Ac North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963—
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures
1979
Jan-July
debentures
f
Participating
81
70
3
913 4
•95
-
112 Va
Jan-July
June-Dec
Bocony-Vaciwm Oil 2'As 1976
2 %s
84
90%
§A3%8 assented series A 1947—
-Jan-July
§A6'/as sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dec
§A3 'As assented scries A 1951——_—June-Dec
9A6'As sinking fund mtge ser O 1951—June-Deo
76%
80
81
•
75%
•83'A
'
June-Dee
June-Deo
Skeily Gil 2 Vis debentures 1965
BmithGorona Marchant—
5Vis xonv
64
73%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
_May-Noo
,
May-No?
debs
;
92
79 Va
28
♦87 Va
Mar-Sept
United States Steel 4s debs
United Steel Works Corp—
00
70'A
75
26
'».«*
82
II
-
Sinclair Oil
^
82%
•
—May-Nov
U. 8. Rubber 2%s debentures
120'A
■
—-
75 Va
91%
1072
debentures
s
1st mtge &
4%s
133
92
81
'
75
91%
—Feb-Aug
4%s subord: debs 1977
May-Nov
V 5s debentures 1982Jan-July
Bears Roebuck & Co ,4%s s f debs 1983— Feb-Aug
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
5'As «onv -sufcord debentures 1982_
April-Oct
Bhell Union Oil 2%s debentures 1971——April-Oct
i
00%
,87,
•
107 Va 107'A
2%s 1966—April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973i.
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977
90%
90
——
■U
Mar -Sept
AA-
1969
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972.
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
Bears, ? Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
:„1
,
,
73%
Feb-Aug
1977-.
94%
115%
--
74%:
-
75%
;
May-Wop
-
1977
—
87.
82%
June-Dec
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
;
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971-——
,
69
76%
-
75%
'•
—
Jan-July.
s
124%
♦75
76 Va
_Afar-Sept
lstmtge 3s series B 1980
debs
of America
157
90
♦75
■**
•
'88
»
-
__
debentures 1971
3%s
subord
Biscuit Co
§A6'As debs series A 1947-.
gtd 4s 1989—May-IVoo
Seagram JJos E) & Sons 2%s 1966
conv
debentures
99%
135
;'+
114 »/2 116 Va
■"->L
Mar-Sept
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Beaboard Air Line RR Co— -
<conv •
6s
94
92%
203
93%
122
115
,•
Second 4s inc bond^certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Scott
.
137%.
:
Bcioto V As New England 1st
84%
•
90 Va
96%
107 %
j
3% 8
92%
1
■
,
Bt Paul Xs Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968_June-Deo
Bt Paul 4Jnion Dep6t 3'/as B 1971
April-Oct
"
-87%
84
-
96%
June-Deo
'
Ry—
Certificates
92
93%
83
90% /
96%
1986—u
United
194
——
92'A
135
*—
lst mortgage es series A 1997
Jan-July
ASecond *mtge inc 4'/28 ser A Jan 2022—_May
1st mtge 43 series B 1980
Mar-Sept
A5s income-debs ser A Jan* 2006—.
_Mar-Nov
First
98%
•
90%
91
-
90%
Refunding mortgage 2'As series O'1991-Mar-Sept
s f debs 1973—_—AprR-Oct
193%
..
—
92'A
.
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Second -gold 6s 1996-—
_AprU-Ocf
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry vo~r-
•
'
Union Tank Car 4'As
United Artists Corp—
87
194
._Mar-Sept
Baguenay Power 3s serJes A-1971
'
*
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976-
87
'
193'A
V
Bt LoulsrSouthwestem
102
96
--
90%
—Feb-Auy
—April-Oct •
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept*
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov "
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures
1968
.a
May-Nov *
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—i
^—June-Dec ♦
1st mtge 3'As 1982
:
May-Nov
93
85 Va
.*
April-Oct
.
6'As
—
87:
♦79%
.
_May-Nov 1
May-Nov
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
101% 126%
70%
72
♦87
Jan-July
1983_
Rochester GasV& Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Rohr Aircraft 5'As conv debs 1977
McBee
104
92
798
Richfield Oil Corp—
Royal
91%
102
53
118% 122'A
70%
Jan-July
4'As series ,C 1978—
•
92%
84
91'A
102'/8
Jan-July
debs
101
86
>90Va
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
89
89'A
♦-_
Jan-July
1978
4%s conv subord
"34%
-
2019_—Jan-July
198g~i__April-Oct
1983
Orleans 3%s 1974
RR of New
Tidewater Oil Co 3'As
•
2%s debentures
12
84%
86%
84
91%
84%
84%
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
v.
110
89
Corp of America 3%s conv 1980__June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/as aeries D l995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J). Tobacco 3$ debs 1973—Apnl-Oc/
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975__
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ADirect mtge 6s 18.52—__
-May-Nov
SAConsol mtge 6s 1953—:
.——Feb-Aug
Debt Adjustment bonds—
A
94
107
4170
Radio
5 %s .aeries
97'A
91 Va
109'A 109'4
May-Nov
refunding, mortgage 3%s 1983_ April-Oct
3%s * debentures ■ 3 975——
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1977____
Mar-Sept
Oats
82%
'
91%
105?^
102
,8
■
:
-101
98
■'
169
-
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term
95%
*91'/«
109 'A
and
Quaker
98%
.
1072_—
.debentures
119
-91
'
*•'
.
High
111% 120
'
May-Woo
First and.refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Juiie-Dec
1st
!
•
»A
84%
♦95%
91'A
First and refund M 3'As series B 1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1900—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
■
,
101
Low
83-
'83%
'
84%
Jan. I
'
No.
^
Texas & New Orleans RR—
4
90 T a
80
of St Loul*—.
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
81
♦—
117'A 118
First and refunding' mortgage 3%s
1968_Jan-Jufy
*3%s
Terminal RR Assn
103
-
82 Va
■*
•
—---iMay-Nov
1973————.
Refund and Impt M 4s series C
Refund and lmpt 2%s series D
—
♦-_
117'A
2%s debentures
-
95
—
♦88%
;
93
94
__
94Ya
-
Range Since
Sold
High
119
102
1023^
4%s 1982_a-
(Ohio)
"Bonds
Friday's
Low
118% >118
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981-——i———Jan-July
Surface Transit Xnc 1st mtge 6s 1971—May-Noo.
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972«u_
Ja»-July
72%
93
1
93Va
91 Ya
♦92
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__J«7te-Deo
First and
93 Ya
93
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July ~
—May-Nov
Mar-Sept
or
Bid A Asked
-Jan-July
Stamffer .fjhemlcal 3 %s debs l973
;Mar-Sept
Sunray Gil Coi«p 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-Jafy
f
t
__
♦90'A -96 „4
-
3%s
.
__
: *97%
90'A
1964_„May-2Voo
Pittsburgh Consolidation .doar 3^28 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plater- Glass *3s' 'debS 1967
April-Dab
Pittsburgh .YotingstownAfe Ashtabula Ry—
v; 3'As, s, i -debentures 1986—
Potomac -Electric Poiver Co 3s 1983
—i.
♦98%.
—
General .mortgage 5s series B1975
—April-Oct
General: mortgage 3 %s: aeries E 1975
April-Oof
.
Sale Price
•
Pittsb Coke & Chein'lst.Jiitge 3'A3
1st gen.^3. series", B 'I862T—
Plantation Pipe Line ",2%s 1970L__
Last
Period
Exchange
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3%s conv 1982
April-Oct
-4%s debentures 1983
-4—_i—I—-April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
-Jan-July
-•
-
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
-
Low
!17!a
Pflisbury. MillsJnc, 3 'AM J debs 1972
-June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & halce Erie 2% s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati ,Ctilc;d8 St Louis Ry—Consohdated-guaranteed t4s ser'H. I960
Feb-Aug
.Consoadate.d-. guar.anteed:n41b$„ser I 1963_Feb-Auy'
Consolidated guaranteed. 4 %a ser J 1964_May-Nov "
Pittsburgh, Cinc.Chieago. &*, St Xouis RR—
> General
mortgage ,5s .series A 1970
-June-Dec "
Week's Rang*
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
;
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD:
:
In the followiug extensive list we furnish a
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the
.April 6 and ending Friday, April 10. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year*
'
.
Friday
STOCKS
Last
■American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen-Petroleum Corp class A
Acme Precision Products Inc
Acme Wire Co
Corp
see page
7»A
4%
7
21
20%
8
7%
Shares
1,100
7%
3,000
22%
1,600
8
200
Last
STOCKS
4% J&n
5% Jan
8% Mar
Range
of Prices
Sales
for Week
Ajax
Petroleums
,
13%: Jan
•
_
22'A
Jan
Alabama
Great
Southern
8%
Jan
Alabama
Power
4.20%
50
preferred—100
l
84'A
83 Va
89
8,200
53'A Feb
97'A Feb
Alan Wood
12%
12%
12%
4,600
9% Jan
13% Mar
7%
63 8
8'A
15,200
4% Mar
9% Mar
5% cumulative preferred
Alaska Airlines Inc
Steel Co
16
100
1
.
a
%
!3
50c
Ltd
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
18%. Mar
Shares
High
*
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—
-1
31.
'Week'*
Low
Par
High*
5'A Mar
7% Mar
17'A
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
5'A
;
Friday
for Week
—1
Jfeero Supply Manufacturing
footnotes
Low
5
>
Sales
Range
1
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp.
For
1
Week's
of Prices
10
common—
Adam Consol Industries Inc.
Aerojet-General
1
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 10
1
week beginning Monday,
to include every security
.—
—
31%
—
8%
1
136 /4 138
91,2 91 2
31/4 32
,
84.3
8
84_a
8%
%
12,600
50
200
1,900
40
5,700
Jan
131
Jan
87
Jan
1% Jah
138
Apr
91'A
23% Jan
Apr
35% Mar
78
85
Jan
6% Jan
Mar
8% Feb
ZV
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, April 13, 1959
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
STOCK*.
71/4
7%
1,900
9%
94,200
5i/«
25,300
5%
12,200
3%
11%
900
8%
4'A
4%
*
4%
11
1
»
10%
47 Ms
471/2
51
13 V*
12%;
13'/2
--1
15»/4
15'A
16%
83
83%
Feb
86
Meter
Co
> "
119
50
Carolina
41%
1,400
Casco
36
Jan
10%
10%
U
American
Photocopy
91'A
84%
91%
5,600
68%
Jan
84% Mar
American
11 Ms
11
11%
4,000
68%
Jan
American
6eal-K*p common.
Thread 5% preferred—
4%
1,200
4%
Jan
American
Writing
Feb
37
Amurez
Oil
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
Anglo
4%
33%
Paper common.
class
Co
1
Co—
%
1,600
3% Jan
4%
19,300
Jan
1%
17
1,000
Jan
17%
3,100
9% Jan
11%
Central
Arkansas
4.72%
1
■
Associated
dep
12,900
33% Mar
41%
>
60
18,700
46%
Jan
60
Class
Tel
A
96
Apr
100
21
Feb
29%
7,700
21
Jan
30%
6%
12,300
7%
2,700
6
7%
26
Hi
28
32% Mar
100
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
Apr
'
54%
Feb
62%
103%
Jan
108%
,
-..
.
.
5,700
>*>•..
6%/
200
.
'76%', -0%
loVs-
Feb
Feb
om.'
20T8
3*bv
3%
4%
7,500
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
1
3%
3%
15,700
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
Li
6%
7A
6%
31,000
2%
Jan
•••*.:'•>
71
72%"';
0%: 84 'v./
71.
—;C/;
18% *:*
18%
18% %
27%
*
10
2
10
80
25%
500
21%
Jan
27% Mar
106
3
58
1%
5,900
3%
106%
Feb
103
50
106
3
61
OS
52
Oil
Aluminum
Caribbean
Coastal
V"
UJvi
Oils
.Colonial Sand
80
Jan
14%
Jan
265«
Feb
9%
17*3'-"
1,400
4
9,100
3%
Shoe
Compo
Jan
Vtc
ext
5?Itl
;/ 5%
35
5%
24%-'
;
13%
Jan
16,600
3%
Apr
12%
13%
10,400
9'A
Jan
13% Mar
Consolidated Sun
22%
^ 8%'.7
.25%
14,500
15%
Feb
26%
4%
Electric
Mining
&
Ray
Feb
■6% Mar
Jan
31% Mar
2%
Jan
,2,600
19%
7.2%
Apr
8%
Feb
2%
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
.6% Mar
20,900
22%
23%
"5,700
__10
25%
23%
25%
1%
10c
7%
Lines
6
'4%
%7 %"
2%
9%
8,300
8% Mar
11%
17%
2,500
15
Feb
17%
17
300
16
Jan
19
7%
3%
4%
3'%
10%
160
1%
1%
5,400
4%
4%
200
4%
17%
,18%
1 7%
11,900
12%
700
7%
3%
24,4.00
4%
Jan
Inc
&
17%
-
7%
19%/
': * 4
'o-'/a
5%
l?
3d,000
6%
.
•
,
10c
7%
;v7%
7%
1%
1%
1%
&
Varnish
24
1%
9
9
.7.90
12
.Jan
l%,Mar
.
Jan
5
Jan
19%
Jan
l%t
9
13%
Feb
26
17%
Jan
Creole
24% Mar
12,000
200
*
'
2%
'"1% Mar
10% Jan
Feb
9
Jan
3%
3%
4
4,100
6%
common.
6%
7
1,000
12%
12%
12%
1,500
41%
41%
41%
>4,400
13 V4
(A 6) Shoe Corp.
Telephone of Canada common—29
Instrument Corp
BOe
12%
13%
3,300
-
7%
7%
8%
1,900
19%
19%
19%
800
10%
10%
10%
Inc.
common.
Blauner's
common.
Blumenthal (S) A Co common.—1
45
10%
15% Mar
5%
Jan
Jan
200
4% Jan
Internat'l
♦
Tobacco
600
6,400
6% Apr
16% Mar
18%
Apr
41%
1,000
39
Jan
43%
Feb
96
Jan
■
—
54%
1
13%
13%
58%
6,100
13%
300
7
9%
100
Oil
7%
6%
7%
Breeze
8%
8,
9
32%
33%
125
78% 102
3 J/f
3%
40% 41%
29,300
2% Mar
3,200
40% Mar
Oil Co
ft
3,600
1%
Jan
3%
D
>;
Davidson
>
dep rets ord bearer
dep rc^s ord reg.
Amer
•>.
41
7%
7%
J1
148,300
6%
Jan
7%
6%
Jan
"
4,900
1,000
Apr
9% Mar
Brothers
39%
7%
34
Feb
Jan
102
Apr
63
ord reg
...1
——X
3/ff Apr
7%
common
cumulative
Mills
Brock
B
7 A Mar
300
200
7A
7%
106,900
14%
9,900
13%
32%
37%
3,400
29
common
91/4
—
9
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
Productions
Detroit
Gasket
Devon-Palmer
Distillers
Co
Oils
r
-
-
Steel
1,300
8%
8% Jan
10
Mar
21
Jan
12%
Jan
17%
Jaii
7%
Jan
4,500
11
200
9
1,200
7% Jan
10
8%
Feb
15%
15%
11
ord shares—SsOd
Burroughs (J P) A Son Inc
1
Bp try Biscuit Corp.
12
%
A
>8
28,300
4%
3%
4%
3,900
2%
Jan
8%
8%
9%
6,100
6%
Jan
8,200
900
1,700
Feb
8
12%
Apr
Jan
10%
Jan
Mar
9
4% Mar
2% Jan
15
Jan
17%
Feb
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
% Jan
%
Feb
Burma Mines Ltd—
&
Dominion Tar &
v
$2
Inc
28%
4%
$3.00 preferred.
$2.50 preferred
9% cumulative preferred—
Calvan
Consol Oil
A
48
.50
A
3%
x36%
8%
8ii
Co
Ltd
Co
Ltd
.
For
footnotes
34 Vb
—
see
page
31.
Jan
37 •-/■".
-
15%
Feb
Jan
46
Feb
Apr
15
Jan
Feb
4%
8
11
18% Mar
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
Mar
37
19%
Mar
2
160
-
Feb
42%
Jan
%
Jan
*
% i:
36,600
|J
TO
'
Mar
•
100
-
7
Jan
9
Feb
10
*9% '
9%
300
-
Apr
9% Mar
28
i:
27%
14*
28%
Jan
-4%
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
16V4 Mar
2*^4 Mar
2,600,1
,900 v
13
Jan
1,800
5%
Jan
4,100
5s i
6
31S
3%
Jan
33%
Jan
.
>3%
35% 4"-31
H
29
Feb
4JC
Jan
Feb
4% Mar
35%
Jan
Jan
139%
147
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21% Mar
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37
3%. Jan
400
4,000
% \35%>,
29%
23%
5,200
8
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4% Feb
16
5%
Jan
6% Mar
HV
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1338
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,
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100
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;
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;
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Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
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rets ord reg—.
■
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3,600
Apr
36%
Feb
21
Feb
5% Mar
23% Jan
59%
100
58
Apr
61%
200
48
Apr
52
Jan
Jan
~4
1,200
3%
Jan
60% Mar
4% Jan
Eastern
Malleable
350
36%
Feb
37
Eastern
States
25,900
7%
Jan
10% Mar
25%.:i5% •/_
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
6% Feb
32V2 Mar
Jan
48
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3%
•
10,700
3» Feb
3 V*
6%
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Hosiery class B common—
Test Corp common
—1
Sulphur & Potgsh Co
—_t
28,100
2%
36%
9
Jan
Feb
5
commoi
preference
12 %
•6%
42% Jan
15%
32.50
Brewery Ltd——i
Draper Corp comuKfc
Drilling & Exploration
Driver Hai'rls Co_
!
4%
Bread Co Ltd.
Canada Cement
18% Mar
Dow
30%
55%
4
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stock——14
i
22%
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Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd.
0%%
4%
22
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Camden Fire Insurance.
Canada
28
-
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1
Durham
22
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Douglas Oil Company.^
Duraloy
Inc
3% Mar
Feb
7% Mar
100
14%%'
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common—.,
preferred
Duke
Aviation
Jan
Jan
10,300
•'
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Coal
Textile
Dorr-CHlver
American
Eastern
Apr
13%
400
8%
Gs 8d
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Feb
55
3,100
ill
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California Electric Power.
4%
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Bridge Co Ltd
15%
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
2%
8,500"
34,000
'
13%
27%
1
Ltd
Ltd—
American
Dominion
10%
American dep rets
28,200
:
8%
9%
1
1
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Development Corp of America
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>
f
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100
1 .•>
Jan
3%
9
Jan
4% Mar
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"
100
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Apr
Feb
700
3%
19%
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5
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8%
.-1
Corp.
(The) Company
&
37%
7%
Jan
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J
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8%
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15%
5,700
7%
Jan
4%
3,700
50c
Feb
10%
8%
19%
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10
20
common
Mar
20%
11
8%
16% Mar
57 %
35
7% Jan
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Buell Die A Machine Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
Hill
A Feb
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11
16% Mar
700
37
1
4,000
6% Mar
9%
.10
19%
Jan
8%
v:a.
1
dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
Diversified Specialty Stores—
Dome Petroleum Ltdj
20%
common—
(The) Corp.
Feb
Jan
18%
7
10c
7% ;
> 7%
21% Feb
Feb
:'>2%-;-2%
8J/2
2 %
2.50
Inc
9%
7%
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60c convertible preferred
0% serial preferred.
Bunker
8
8A
41%
7% Mar
37
Jan
Ltd class B
8 P Company
Buckeye
14
37
prelerred
Rubber Co
Brown
46
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4%
100
718
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
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Brown Company
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39%
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39
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13%
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Jan
14%
,200
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Dayton Rubber Co class A_
Dejay Stores common
Feb
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♦
14%
,13%
12% '13%
%c
Crystal Dairies Inc.—
Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
I—
Davenport Hosiery Mills
83% Mar
Brazilian Traction
3
r
43
'
."4%
2.50
A_;—4
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15% Mar
2%
—
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Feb
Jan
2%
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Feb
Mar
12,300
3%
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17
13% '
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Jan
Jan
28
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Cuban-Venezuelan
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"
17% %
..
.—1
preferred
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:
Mar
9
20% Mar
6%
•
$1.12
22% Mar
Jan
1,000
\
"19%;. 19%
'
56%;-:
1
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10% Mar
Feb
6%
*
V 300
%
'
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5
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Feb
18% Mar
Cork
Jan
Mar
6%
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>
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common
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j
13%
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Central Petroleum
Crown
13% Mar
Jan
41 % Mar
40%
—
17%
Brooks, Inc
•
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•
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7% Feb
7%
16
7
>
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-.Crown
Jan
10% Mar
18%
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Crowley Mllner & Co
Jan
4
Jan
6% Jan
16%
■'
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Inc
3%
11 %
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Crowell-Collier
Mar
2,000
,
30
13
-
—1
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$1 preferred class A
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Crane Carrier Industries Inc
Feb
8%
8
&
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1
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Mar
2A,Jan
Jan
2%
r
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8% Mar
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.
A
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Feb
Jan
19%
13
1
voting
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;,Coro
Jan
Apr
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200
30
20
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Jan
6%
2%
8%
16,000
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10%
19% Mar
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Feb
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51,200
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f
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3
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:, 400.
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>8%: ;.9%
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Apr
22% Mar
3,900
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23*% Jan
>'5,600.
20%
20
•
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Mar
Jan
V
1% Mar
Jan
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500
8%
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>18
5,800
.
18% "19%
47%
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17
40
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47%
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1,600
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8%
8%
6
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9%
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Jan
Jan
12%
30% Mar
22%
.
I
>1%
400
18%
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Mar
1%
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Amer
9% Apr
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Apr
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Continental
5
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Jan
9%
7
5.100
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;
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7% Mar
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7% Mar
1,900
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1
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Jan
35
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5%
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1
3%
20
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7
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3%
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% Jan
5%
7%
33/8
10
500
9%
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38% Mar
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14%/
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Chemical
Jan
28,400
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Consolidated
Jan
6%
17
convertible class A.
Borne
Feb
Jan
Apr
"
7
1%
50c
4%
15%
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-
Barry Controls Inc class B
Incorporated.
Bayvlew Oil Corp
Bourjois
Jan
119%
.47.100
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1
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
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16%
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%
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3%
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Mar
20
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Jan
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.
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Benrus
Mar
33%
1
45%
47%
shares-
Blclfford's Inc
Feb
■642 Mar
27
l>a Mar
11%
30%
6
Barcelona Tr Light A Power Ltd—*
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4
Brothers Corp.
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51
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i
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4%
1
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Beck
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Jan
16
1,200
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6%
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Diesel
15,300
3%
preferred.
Corp.
Ties
Jan
.
5%
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Cuban Petroleum
16%.
9
Beau-Brummel
Apr
26%
Feb
6%
•050;
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39%
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3%
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Apr
Mar
18%
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to
Connelly Containers
4
6%
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-
1,210
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'
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&
Feb
Apr
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Jan
100
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,
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Jan
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-
23%
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114%
1
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3%
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500
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23
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7
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6s8
,
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Baldwin
7% Mar
23%
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•
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3% Apr
61'A Mar
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61
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1
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—
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Jan
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10
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25%
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6%
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4%
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.17%
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8% Jan
3%
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Claussner Hosiery Co
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Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation...:
8% Mar
<2 ft
3%
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Corp.
Atlas Corp option
warrants.
Atlas Plywood Corp
Non-voting
i7c Mar
1,100
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,
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Atlas Consolidated Mining ft
pevlces
Apr
.900
2.50.
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
,
29% Mar
Jan
1% Jan
8,800
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Apr
Mar
7
Feb
6% Mar
22%
2,100
1%
Hi
5%
jn
Atlantlca del Golfo Sugar.
Audio
Inc
America
of
Co
*
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Indus
Line
Feb
30 %
'
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participating.
Coast
Coast
1
preferred
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Oil Co Ltd
Cinerama
Club
Supply Co.
Atlantic
62%
> - 6%
20%
..1
4%
Light
Chromalloy
Jan
Jan
28
7%
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pfd
Corp common
&
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Jan
Mar
11%
19%
27
JJt
rets reg
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A
2V«
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100^106:%;'; '--30
t
100
100
,
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Jan
Jan
Jan
■
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Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Christiana
75
96
17%
6%
92
6,800
96
29
Associated Oil A Gas Co
Associated
Mar
26%
18%
of
14%
%
10%
100
11-
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1 lli Mar
*8
r;9oe
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—•
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Corpi
Corp common/
Charter
Apr
8
96%
-101
Laundries
31
;.
-
1
—
Convertible preference
99% Mar
Jan
58
preferred
Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Food
>>;9
Jan
35
Light—
Electric
5%
250
59%
Convertible
American
1,400
87
Aro
Associated
7%
36
Armstrong Rubber class A—
Arnold Altez Aluminum Co.
Associated
6% Jan
59,600
9
8
7%
1
■
.
warrants.
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pfd—.111
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Power
$1.50 eonv
Feb
97
preferred-
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9
7%
JLM
Power
1& Mar
Feb
'
shares
Arkansas Louisiana
Jan
w?,ooo
.
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ll'V
4
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Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
nf
-40
preferred...-
Central Securities
Charts
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co 4% ft
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp..—
-1%;
xl0%
.—2s 6d
—1
America
of
Maine
3.50'/*
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8% Mar
1
common
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Central
i
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9%
Corp
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Cenco
Mar
3%
16%
9%
ATI
31
%
v
17
Products-
Exploration Ltd
Amer
200
34
3%
3%
A
Ltd
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9% Mar
9,800
Jan
Jan
14.600
./
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13
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91% Apr
4% Feb
..,....
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(A M)
Catalin
Jan
12%
31% Mar
Products
Castle
Feb
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American Petrofina Inc class A
1
American
com mop
dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
Apr
45%
Inc
American
16% Mar
Jan
38
Apr
5
31
>
40 % Mar
38% Jan
Co
Power & Light
Ltd—.
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Can-eras
Mar
37
Jan
33
600
Feb
123
Jan
M
11/
13%;
;
1
5
1
5.50
4
...
Baxter A Kennedy
Carey
,
5% Mar
11% Jan
2,200
40
40
98
26,600
36%
39
15
15%
36%
——
15%
36%
39
1
30
31
Inc
Electronics
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
2,000
Williston
Canal-Randolph
Corp
Capital City Products
Carnation
Jan
1% Jan
3% Mar
Jan
1 %
6,200
26,600
6%~
-%
.
Ltd partic pfd—10
Minerals
6c
Petrofina
Canadian
17% Mar
80
Marconi
Canadian
13% Mar
11% Jan
High
Mar
•
11% Mar
8% Feb
3
lii';:::
1%
7,; ■
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Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd—.—1
Can
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
35,700
IG
'
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36%
1,600
3%
119
—.101
Co
American
American
3%
3 Mi
American
American
Jan
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Canadian
Apr
5% Jan
-
American Beverage common—
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9%
3%
350
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$8.75 cumulative preferredAmerican
8% Mar
Feb
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High
o
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28%
& Dock Co Ltd——•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
America—
of
Co
10
Feb
7
Low
3'&.
vtc.l
Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian
Apr
6%
23,700
3.900
prelerred
42%
Jan
81/2
5
Inc
Aluminum
34%
8%
Paper
Alsco
100
42%
of Prices
Per
High
■
~7%
OH
Control Co Inc
Corp
Allied
Allied
Low
42%
Allcghany Corp warrants.
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
6%% convertible
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Hlgfe
Sales
for Week
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Sale Prt#*
American Stock Exchange
Canada
V
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All American Engineering Oo.
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Friday
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Week's
Friday
34%
—
600
—
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5
Feb
34
Jan
38
Mar
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Duval
Dynamics Corp of America——.
25is:: 5
25%fr>35%?
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1-
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37
V.
1
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preferred series A
$6 preferred series B_
Edo Corporation class A
Elder Mines Limited-
;
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1
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200
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Jan
39ViMar
Jan
12%
Apr
51
Feb
.
36%
36%>
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400:
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45%
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175
-
160
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Number 5837
Volume 189
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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of Prices
Par
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900
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..
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22
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Apr
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22 3/4
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91
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16(4 Mar
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151
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9
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58%
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Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogeo Co common
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68%
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12%
Apr
19% Mar
10% Jan
3,700
22
118
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-
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44
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7%
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14
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Feb
84(4
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28,700
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.
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1
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common
1
1
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1
1
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National Presto Industries Inc
-2
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1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Staroh Products common—1
3-fo Feb
Feb
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3% Jan
6
554
3,400
5 ¥♦ Jan
7
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654
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common
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5
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900
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113/4
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26 %
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28
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3%
3
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1
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600
6%
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9%
83,4
9 3,4
2,900
8 3/4
4%
4%
4(4
3,000
4(4 Jan
National Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
12% Mar
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5¥a
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11
2,100
5
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Montgomery Wgrd fit, Co class A
4.80%
Napco
Feb
Feb
15%
Monongahela Power Co—
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dep rets aid
20¥a Apr
20
Jan
154 Jan,
37(4
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9% Mar
:
American
12,000
23%
5
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Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
National
Imperlak Chwnicai Industries—
2154
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Feb
7
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1,000
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Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mar
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40
7%
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Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
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7
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;
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Jan
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15
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—
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Mar
50
28
1-130
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.
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9
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,
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9
1554
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30
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6,700
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Higbte Mfg Co common—j
Highway Trailer Industries Inc
9-%%
t
9%
32"'?
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preferred
60:i4
9t%'
6%'X pfd—
fix.
& Co
14,200 ;
4.300"
6%-
'
eoounon.—
Corp
(WE)
Hercules
:_2—--J.
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607 r,
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1M00 " v
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754
1,700
2,700
22
Martin
Feb'7
6 ¥4 Man1
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4(4 Jan
"
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Bishop Im/::—..1
8%
1254
5(2
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5
1%
-
5
12
11%
Marconi
•
Feb
23
-
Jan
3%
Jan
20%
.
33
Feb / ,
7. 16% Apr / V
13(4 Apr 7. „
Jan
'
2,000
6
"
900
1%
Mangel Stores common
Tiro & Rubber Co
%
12% Mar
21% Feb
,;"4'/fl
Jan
:
2:500
"
9
41/2
1;
Mansfield
7 Jan
26
-
Jan
.
•
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8 3/8
11%
Maine
Feb
54% "Apr ! "
8% Feb 7
.
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3.300 ""
>
y,
21%, '21%-
31
Jan
Mages Sporting Goods—
Magna Oil Corporation—
;/
;7.i3.% Jan '?..v.
-
8% Jan>,
20,300
-
2 ¥2
21 Ya
MCvSabi
7^ 3%.:.-' -,3*%%- 3%
8,300
1
Mem-ill
10c
33/4
23(4 Apr
Feb
3%
Apr
M
Mack
,
Jan
10 i/a
12,300
12%
-
2%
Jan':7
18% Jan
,,
7,300
'
11
200
28
1
1
30c
2.50
2
Macfaddcn Publications Inc
trucks Inc warrants
Jan
•
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Hartford
■
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'
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1,300
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■
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3
7 3% Feb ':
.
20%
3%-'
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common——5
8
12%
133/4
5
1
10
1
—
Lynch
8%
%
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9i, «
*
203,4 Jan
7% Jan
Hi/2
8%
1
'
.35% Feb
Jan
25
..
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2 Is, a
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5
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900
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"
Jan
77o 7: .,2,000 '
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26
25-'l4|
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v
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Plywood
■:
2,700
15,500
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-
-
Mar
24
-
*
;
26
■
-
10% Jan
7 1,200
8:14
.
Jan
4
18% Apr
31% Jan
7(2 Feb
A'
1,400
_3'/4
25c
& Shipley (The) Go
Longincs-Wlitnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimcr (The) Co
>1% Mar
1,400
3,000
<
21%
25c
Inc
(R G)
11% Mar
;'•='
2C%
131/2
—3
Inc
Lodge
25% Mar
Jap
5% Mar
Refineries
Corp of America Inc—
Steel Chain
Locke
Jan
23
1%
16,500.77
-
20%
'35%
19 ¥4
•
19 ¥4 Mar
11 ¥0
50c
Lithium
Jan
20% Feb
Feb
Jan
31/2 Mar
"
15% Mar
201/4 Jan
1,700.
■;
15
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5,0
cumulative preferred
Mar
/
Jan
13
Mar
Jan
14%
211%
10
5
5
Co
common
Tourncau
Le
Jan
'■
Extension University
Leonard
Feb
7%
.
Jan
16
4,600
7
"
1%
1
Western" Corp.—
llurbor-
11%
10%
1,500
8%
■> 34(4
8%
,
II
1
-8(4 Jan
15,800
-
:
Jan,'..-
97
Industries
Inc
Sessions
Lefcourt Realty Corp common
Class A
-•
Apr
13?8 Mar
102
6 A Mar
800
'
—30
Griesedieek Company——.
American
10%
y 3%
*
B
72%
Jan
&
Lear
27% Mar
G-iJi Jan
-
93% Mar.-'i
1,000
21%
'3%
1%
—60c
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&
Mar,//,
'
Corp of Delaware
Lanston
Feb
3,500
25
.
7%
:
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Financial- Co__—.1-
Great
•
'
18% *
-
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Great Laites Oil fie Chemical Co__■
H
Feb'
18-%
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4
Grand-Rapids Varnish—J——
..—1:
Gray Manufacturing Co—x——5
preferred scries A_T
Greer Hydraulics—;
G'ridoil Freehold' Leases j-1
37
Jan
.7 Jan
6/a
3,100
8%
Corp
Lunison
;
Jan
-
167ii
.
21(8.
•
7% '
.16%
Foundry
La S£Nle
Jan
Jan
275
14%
8
-7:23%
21%
3%
10c
'Manufacturing' Co
5',4
18%
49
3,300
12%
Lamb Industries
77% Mar
700
12,100
'Ah
18 ¥a
—1
—1
5
Mines Ltd
SlUores
Lalcey
17 Va
4,600
.14 •
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Company
Jan
Apr
34
19.700
12:,4
13%
—
14%
-
5
A_
Goodman
Gulf &
Lake
400
12
12%
Inc—„——i—ilk
Goldfleld
1,300
96% 96%
6% 7'7
•.
i—1
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Ghir States
IS
Jan
3(4
%i
18 ¥4
%
^75 pesos
1
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-
8.900
72%
11.%
.
>_•
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30%
29%
98% Jan
•
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Apr
171/4.
' 67*14
-.
11% v..
24%
Grocery
ii
X——
Co Inc—
Gliild Films
7% Mar
82,200
3¥?
18%
1
Apparel Inc
L'Aiglon
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
..
68% ;-
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——..v-—
Amur Industries
Jan
4%
38,400
:
57%
74/17%
Globe Union
Great
11!
Feb
Mar
20%
23% .24%
4 7 «.
4% •**'•; '7/4 %:
—25c
:
common—:
(Adolf)
1%
3%.
413/4 Mar
Feb
100
34-',2 .35%.
,
167» i
Gdbel
9
Jan
Jan
36%
33%c
1
(Tlio) Forge Co
Kruegcr Brewing Co
Lamson
Glennmre Distilleries class B——s_-,—1
Gold Seal
Jan
41/4 Mar'7
171/4
Corporation
Globe- Wernicke
4%
8.300
1 n
40
24%
_
.
1 ;b
107
13,900
7%t
27
hi
•
.
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Giant Yellowkuiie, Gold Mines
Co
5%.
:23%
50 vis
5
Georgia-Power $» preferred—I
Alden
4%
5%
.
!50c
—a
common
General Transistor Corp.*.
Glei*
3
1,000
—£1
Genung's Incorporated
Gilchrist
Jan
36 ¥2
28% Jan
X153/4
—5
1
7.50
Corp
Kropp
43% Mar
v*,
General Indus Enterprises
(A-C.t
it
iV
-
Ltd—»
American dep rets ord reg—
General Fircproofing common
Gilbert
-
5%
23%
—_„...
General1 Plywood Corp
5
i
25
L
preferred
General Electric-Co
Stores
3%,
jJ/u
Feb
Corp warrants
Rights
General. Development
General
39
107
1
.
convertible
5%
100
42%
100
Alloys Co
Builders Corp——-
General
42%
7Ye
T
preferred ...—
Gellman Mfg Co common—
5%
General Acceptance
•
Apr
5 ¥2
10
15%
1
1
5
Minerals
Hotels
15
5,500
99
16%
1
20c
Knox Corp class A
Stores
_
3¥s Mar
Jan
1.25
Co
&
(S)
Knott
Jan
Feb
5
2.50
-10c
Kobacker
common.
i"o
5
Coi^ Ltd
Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Klein
g
3 (4 Mar
7 3(4
68,700
6¥b
99
32(4
25c
(Del)
Co
Kingston Products
Iiirby Ffetroleum Co
Jan
Jan
A Jan
17,300
15
51/2
99
1
KlngSl'ord Company
Mar
Jan
6,500
2 3/8
14%
51/2
50c
pfd—100
Katvecki Chemical Co
9%
'
:
reg
Brewing Co
(The)
127
*
Co Ltd—
American
Fox
•
Feb
18 ¥4
•
3.300
12
23/4
14(4
4
Corp.
Kaltman
Kin-Ark
non-voting
voting
Mar
7
Mar
1(4
•
Class B
Apr
19
K
Industries
Kaiser
Feb
Canada—
53%
10%
23%
15c
8
Jan
11
10c
Oils Ltd
^7./
Mar
5'/a
1
common
Inc
Indus Cries
Jet ionic
Jan
14
15,400
¥0
stock
A
Vis Jan
11%
600
2 ¥4
Class
to
8%
86.800
4,000
10c
fied
•
Apr
IIV4 Jan
6 ¥2
15%
82
(redlassi-
Corp
7
,
12,100
10%
18%
6¥a
15%
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
Jan
Apr
95% Mar
% Mar
16.700
11%
16%
of
Irving Air Chute.
Jan
Apr
6%
1
Feb
Jan
3% Mar
¥4 Mar
80
1
com
Inc—
5%
7,000
10 %
12%
Flying Tiger Line Inc_
100
49,500
I2V4' 12%
12%
10%
i
15%
9,300
11\;
5%
Corp
400
Manufacturing
Israel-American Oil
22%
0,600
28%
15
,1
2.50
Motor
Jan
11 '/a Mar
Jan
32
Irourite
Mar
14%
15%
_l
—
Fishman (M H) Co Inc
Ford
Fe-j
Fireman
J'upitef
beneficial int
of
Sterling
8%
47.400
19 (4
Financial General
Firth
x9
•
•
Is,>
Inc
Filmways
11%
pfd—100
low a Public Services Co 3.90%
Iron
Sugar Associates—
Petroleum
Felmont
13
Mar
19(4
preferred
Oils
Jan
10
A
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo
11 ¥2
500
19(4
& Co class A
(Max)
100
10%
(a
10
Fairchild Camera & Instrument,
Faiardo Eastern
12 ¥»
:
25c
or
:
10
;
1
—
Factor
12
750 ".
High
Jan
2,350
33¥3c
Jan
5,700
Low
33/4
138%
137
14,800
*
International Resistance Co
Intex
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
5
Feb
104
Jan
Shares
High
7%
15 ¥8
1
Ltd
Products
International
Feb
137
5
International Breweries Inc.
1
;
7%
25c
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Jan
Co
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock.Exchange
5c
America
Empire District Electric 5'/o
Empire Millwork Corp—
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
common..
Electric Bond
FOR WEEK
rang:
for WeeP
Range
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
Salo*
29% Mar
5
Jan
Mar
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30
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Last
STOCKS
•
Low
374
30c
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Low
274
7,700
374
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Nestle-Le
Co
& Chem
Idrlu Min
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
& Arizona
New
Pacific
Cdal
New Park
New
C'o
Superior
Oils—_—
New
York Auction Co common
New
Nickel
Nipissing
Ndmu
North
B
23
28%
2%
1374
16,000
77b
7%
2,600
37%
36%
3774
1,400
3674
37
—10
125
4%
474
5
3 ft
37b
4-k
4
9,50(1
1
7%
7%
8
Northern Ind Pub Sorv 414% pfd
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Saxon Paper
9,200
Ohio Brass Co
Ohio Power
Okalla
Old
Town
40c
common
—25c
,
iy,T Mar
10%
1074
107«
l-.Tr Mar
1,200
774 Jan
574 Jan
1374- Feb
874 Mar
73%
Scton
8974 Mar
leather
Sbattuck
20c
common
37
Jan
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5
-
1%
l
80(1
174
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—25
1674
20%
800
1674
400
8%
87b
4,000
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Apr
1674
Jan
Jan
10
Mar
2974
3074
300
2974 Apr
4,400
30% Jan
28
28
3174
2874
1,500
28
25%
2574
267a
25
257
2574
26
25
25
&
Gas
class
Co
A
25
25 74
2474
25
2274
2374
1,100
25
22i/"
2274
400
2
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..
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2174
93%
89%
94%
180
90
100
94
100
Apr
Jan
374
Jan
574
Jan
1474 Mar
1974
Jan
Power
101 %
100
13,30(1
174
'3,100
1,000
474
2
1674
15%
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16
1,300
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1174
9,300
13%
1174
57b
42
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874
0%
974
700
66%
64%
6674
500
26%
1574
rt 1'
574
Jan
Jan
1474
18
Feb
16
4
4,800
4%
6,600
774
574
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1374
Jan
0
874
300
27'
874
Jan
674
Jan
60,200
22% Jan
1% Jan
31
174
15,000
23% Jan
Mar
6
1,300
7
Mar
\
974 Jan
1,700
83% Feb
9374 Mar
1174
1,100
1074 Jan
12% Mar
A
50
50
20(1
13%
Jan
Jan
Jan
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Jan
50c
4
3%
374
1,000
2%
200
1174
Apr
474
1374
500
6374
Jan
72% Mar
1
3 74
11%
6974
374
1174
—*
common
Royalties Ltd
3%
11%
69%
•
3,ti,
•%S
7,200
Mines Ltd
67
65%
68
450
-1
21%
21%
22
10c
Prentice-IIall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America
1%
1%
174
2,300
41,600
8%
31,600
1
250
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
1
8&
12
20%
12
12
19
100
2
If Feb
61%
Jan
15% Jan
% Jan
674 Feb
1074
Jan
Jan
3ft
83
•
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1
Jan
Investment
Rapid-American
Rath
Packing Co
of
1%
Jan
8ft Mar
12
Apr
21
Mar
Jan
87
88
200
85% Jan
90
Jan
39
1,900
33 %
Feb
44
Feb
237b
37%
2274
24%
5,900
18%
Jan
24 74
70
Apr
69
72
Corp
1
common
2574
34%
1
14
$1.25 convertible preferred
20
_i
Co
_
82% Mar
8
Mar
1
100
34%
2274
3474
2,100
2474
3574
900
2074
Jan
2574-Mar
35
3,700
347a
Apr
38*
Feb
130
56
Jan
69
Feb
20
Feb
67
58%
25%
2574
26
247.
2474
25
2,100
1,000
24%
2474
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700'
4974
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.
y;
52
2274
5274
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22
22%
2274
4,900
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—
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;
2574 Jan
5774 Mar
,
.
Mar
Feb
2174 Jan
4,700
22
Jan
21% Jan
20% Jan
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5374-Mar
2374- Jan
22% Feb
;
•
2174 Mar
474
47a
900
474 Mar
1474
1374
1474
3,400
1174 Jan
8%
8%
874
400
77%
78
8
Mar
-l
75 74 Mar
1,000
1674
2,400
2% Jan
1174 Jan
1074
1174
12,400
974 Feb
674
100
177a
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2774
1074
800
3%
16
11674
7874
y! 3
1874
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2774
874
19
3,900
874
19
18 %
69%
14%
687-1
50
2674 Jan
28-
8 % Mar
1674 Jan
1974 Mar
6974
1,500
15
6,200
1274 Feb
2374
1,600
23% Jan
;; 4% Feb
474
874
1,000
1374
1,800
.—1
174
1%
•iiV
69.000
472
474
4%
6474
9,300
8%
12%
13%
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8,700
8%
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12
974 Jan
12 74.
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16%. Apr
2174 Mar
—1
.
Jan
14% Jan
1474
47a
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4%
6,700
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84-
Jan
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_
475
574 Jan
1574- Feb
10%
Jan
Jan
&%
Jan
71
Feb
15
Apr
2474 Jan
574- Jan?
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7
19-
Apr
1374
174 Apr
3% Jan
6,600
14%
Jan
1274
400
1174 Jan
Mar
Apr
2!4 Jan
5% Mar
1574 Mar
774
8%
600
Feb
1474 Mar
33 7«
33
3474
4,100
23
Jan
43
7574
74%
7574
1,150
71
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8174 Mar
7%
574
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5
x9%
•
18 74
8
x9%
1
1774
6
2,200
1874
18%
common_5
19
800
15
Mar
Jan
74
18
Jail
19! 4- Apr
2175 Jan
1,400
17% Feb
1574 Jan
1674
100
10c
474
474
474
43,700
3
—•
2374
22%
2374
300
20
Jan
2374 Apr
Corp—
Stone Container Corp
Stop & Shop Inc_
5
3274
33
200
3274
Apr
3474
22%
2174
22 74
39
39
3974
1574
1574
Stroock
(S)
&
Co
—1
I
1
16%
•
common-
Stylon Corporation
1
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
l
Superior Tool & Die Co
—1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
2374
6674
1474
2,600
6474
1374
3
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,
Jan
1674 Feb
574 Mar
Jan
800
21%
Apr
25
700
3374
Jan
4174 Mar
1,200
14 V4
Feb
16%
Feb
•
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3 74
474
14,700
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474
Apr
474
4%
474
15,800
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Jan
3%
374
4
1,000
374 Mar
474 Mar
774
774
874
1,700
674
974 Mar
3
\
Jan
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution
Tel-A-Sign Inc.
Teleprompter Corp
1174 Feb
25
200
21%
Feb
25
Mar
400
1874 Mar
22
Jan
74 Jan
374
k
1%
4974
500
1274
87b
874
-9%
5,800
8
Jan
974 Mar
40%
3974
41%
11,000
29
Jan
43 74 Mar
374
3%
97b
1074
1
50c
2,000
900
Jan
2% Jan
974
Jan
374 Mar
174 Mar
5474
Jan
1374 Mar
374
474
574
8274
6 %
8274
6
%
7
13,600
374
Jan
574
20
81% Mar
8674
32,500
474 Jan
7
Apr
Jan
Apr
a—£1
1.50
1474
30c
1
50c
•
*
1.25
4
5%
1
68%
1
31.
200
Feb
1574
Jan
7%
3,100
674
Apr
874
Jan
674
3,500
574
Jan
674 Mar
1974
3%
10
1
5%
1
1474
674
674
6%
3%
10
'
374
574
65
19%
1,000
374
4,200
1074
9,000
4
574
71
2,000
7,300
14
18%
3%
10
274
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
474 Mar
3,200
3374
Jan
2074
Jan
474 Mar
1274
Jan
474 Mar
674
71
1
Texam
Texas
Oil
50%
874
50 74
5174
874
974
.
'
.
3,100
1
18
14% Jan
1774 Mar
8
Jan
41% Feb
20,000
774
Jan
Jan
8%
Feb
54% Mar
974 Mar
37s
374
2,600
274
Jan
18%
3,900
9
Jan
6%
774
9,400
474
Jan
774 Mar
14%
Corporation
37a
17%
6%
Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc
1474
15%
5,500
1274
Jan
.JL7% Mar
174
174
jr.
Calgary Co
93%
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Thew Shovel Co common
2574
174
74'
93%
2674
25
-
374
70c convertible preferred
3,100
374
374
1674
174
Feb
127,000
*
74
Jan
25
1393 74
1474
Tliompson-Starrett Co Inc
Jan
12% Mar
1
.
1774
Industries
9374
Jan
1,300
<
25
Apr
50,300
1%
Jan
2,300
874
Jan
374 Mar
1974
Feb
274 Jan
Ify Mar
97
Feb
Feb
31
374 Mar
17
Mar
30
1,000
Apr
3474
30 Ye
3074
3174
2,300
30
Apr
38.
207b
207a
21
1,800
1774
Jan
2174 Feb
Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred—
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A_
3374
3474
87
90
Trans Caribbean
Thorofare Markets
Tlirlftmarket Inc
29%
Inc
Roofing Inc
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered
Amer deposit rets def registered
Todd
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
47 b
100
reg
page
,
1174
Jan
Television
Tilo
Roosevelt Field Inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Kusseks Fifth Ave common
Russell (The P C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
6,700
Mar
49'
cumulative
Tampa Electric Co common
Technicolor Inc common
Feb
4974
10
1,500-
25
12
1
Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd P
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American den rets ord
1,600
17
Jan
12%
Rio
1774
1674
Jan
49%
50c
1674
167'b
1974
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co
1774
5
10
54%
"1
Corp
5
preferred
1,000
474
1474 Jan
common
1,850
Feb
20
74
A
2574
1974
1
class
common
3974 Mar
7374 Feb
1474 Mar
2%
B
Jan
2474
197b
Inc
Class
24% Jan
1
.
Corp
see
X2474
35
.47--
-
-
common
B)
29
17,800
30,700
50c
Remington Arms Co Inc
footnotes
2574
10
Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
For
2474
4174 Jau
9!4 Feb
T
_l
65
Resistoflex
1774 Mar
9 7 a. Mar
ordinary
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Talon
Co
Industrial
Feb
1
(Hugo)
22%
Republic
Canada
(J
10
Oil
774
.—1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10
Relter-Poster
Co
Stetson
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
Reda Pump Co
Reis (Robert) &
2,300
-20
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co common
r
Ramo
100
12,800
2674 Feb
1274 Mar
ft Feb
Jan
5-74 Mar ;
—1
1174
4
13
1074 Mar
.25c
14%
5,300
'
Jan
Jan
974
—1
_
11% Mar
.
574
3
17
.—1
Cue
1074 Jan
77a
s
,Y
Jan
Y;V 5474 Jan
43
Il
preferred
Instruments
3,200
_•
-
Y—Z
III
Enterprises Inc
Statham
Steel
1,300
1,000
4674 Jan
Jan
5,600
Feb
3974-Mar
187**
Mar
4
27,700
1
12
1,100
I
Mar
-38*
Jan %
Mar.-;
"
46
1,100
9%
57b
og
Ltd—.1
2074
ni1
"ji
Jan
19-
874
25
Corp
convertible
Feb
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
(The)
Mines
1174
5
474 Mar
15%
.—1
1174
3
com
——
574
874
474
574
25
I_.
—X
11%
37%
7,100
25
Corp
Corp
11%
100
57b
4874
874
25
class B
Uranium
12
20c
47
5
~~ -10
Stinnes
_1
Providence Gas
Public Service of Colorado—■
4V\% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co_
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
70
Tube
Stanrock
67
2.50
Pratt & Lambert Co
Standard
Stanley Aviation
Jan
32
477b
25
(Ky)
Apr
4,GOO
9474
10%
Oil
Standard-Thomson
1074
93
35
155
v
4n4Mur
074 Jan
3374 Jan-
80
Jan
2574 Jan
.
*
25
Standard Products Co
Standard Shares Inc common
1374
•
common
Standard
Feb
1174
9274
50
2,300
159
•
tTi Feb
474 Apr !
9% Feb
674
Feb
117b
.-10
common
Y.:YY 50
3974
Inc
Jan
11
1
—
36 74
3774
159
*'
-
874
—5
774
10%
474 JUKI
974 Jan
9,600
36%
39%
159
,10c
874
10%
3,800
15,900
1174
Apr
274 Jan174 Jan
21,600
1074
1074
25
preferred
1174
7%
1
4,200
%
5%
Jan
-
46
1574
12.50
cumulative preferred;
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred..
Stahl-Meyer
174 Mar
10c
774
74
474
A
5
Jan
44<
l
common
Co
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible
preferred
Standard Financial Corp
Standard Forgings Corp
3674 Mar
674
Corp
Oil
Spencer Shoe Corp-.
>
Spcrry Rand Corp warrants
Apr
3574
67b
36-
43
Royalty Co
Spear & Company
Jail
110
7
if Jaa
Jan
24
Feb
207 sr Apr
-
1
Southland
Jan
3274
:
54-
Ii
Southern California Petroleum
Corp -2
Southern Materials Co Inc
—2
Southern Pipe Line
—1
Apr,
1%
6%
300
Jan
9974 Mar.
Feb
33%
700
5
common
cumulative
4.2474
974 Mar
6674
6074 Jan
20
convertible preference—.
convertible preference
4.0874
1374 Mar
9
1
4.3274
Jan
1274 Mar
874 Jan
•
25(Ly
.
/•
Mar
98,700
,i
—•
-
4.5674
4.4874
1674 Apr
Jan
14
4.7874
Jan
Mar
33'
36-
Feb
•474 Mar
.
Mar
i
974-Mar
3674 Jan
1974 Jan y
I1" % Jan
7,500
Oil Co
California Edison—
574 original preferred
4.8874 cumulative preferred.
A Feb
2% Jan
Jjr Jan
Penn
24%
374
Southern
3774 Mar
474 Mar
17a
26%
102
32% Jan
16%
10 pesos
-
Dome
1,900
15,900
64,900
2
■
1374
9% Mar
Jan
99
474
i/„
V«r
14%
1
Tel Co
class
3,700
3474
33
16 %
5
Corp
Alexander
Preston East
P R M Inc
10%
101%
2
-2,50
Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil
5,900
24,800
2
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
&
5%
1574
1074
15
11,100
•
39
-
A/
y
4074 Mar
24
474
.
Corp
Coast
South
90 74 Mar
3874
:
-
9474,.Jan
48
Publications—
preferred
Manufacturing
South
14374 Jan
ie
1-1
Inc
Soss
Jan
67ir Jan
374: Jdn.M
22,100
1,300
374
common
Venezuelan
Sonotone
3674
1874 Feb
192% Feb.
1,800
il
35%
35
37%
26%
74
il
Feb
3274 Feb
.
4%
25c
Airways Inc
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Feb
Jan
95
r
Slick
9574 Mar
8574
360
_1
Pierce Industjjfcs Inc
Powdrell
9174 Mar
15
;
Co
Pneumatic Scale
Poloron Products
Jan
2
Minerals
Aircraft
86%
134%
2.50
Philippine Long Dist
Jan
88
Feb
Jan
23
10
4%
_ic
Perfect Circle Corp
Piasceki
Jan
750
98
474
Pep Boys (The)
_i
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Phillips Screw
23%
9
•
75'
50%
47«
£1
Skiatron Electronics Sc Telcv
Corp—10c
Jan
Jan
Jan
89
2 Bol
Patmo of Canada Ltd
&
26
22%
136
97%
33%
Oils
24% Jan
88
Pantepec Oil (O A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company
1
Peruvian
25
GOO
5074
24%
26
374
5,000 fr
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
26% Jan
GOO
convertible
Sinclair
Jan
26
130
98
136
10%
Traffic Co
$3
.
Inc
Jan
4374 Mar
1,800
233
l
Lighting
174 Mar
1474
Feb
-
200
10c
Corp.-:
Jan
i
Mar
1474
2
Simpson's Ltd
*
101%
Peninsular Metal Products—
1,000
47b
222
23
common
Silvray
2774 Jan
2574 Feb
24% Jan
25
—♦
Philips Electronics
900
1,300
Jan
_25
100
Penn
222
Apr
35
"774
•
B
Silver-Miller
31% Jan
29% Jan
15%
.
2,200
12
■J
''
Ltd
Silver Creek Precision
4274 Mar
31%
l
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
7%
7%
X3474 x34%
474
474
r
57®
7"n
!7tf Jan
10,100
•
_3
preferred
Silcx Co
Feb
574
Oil
Class
$1.25
1774 Mur
22
31%
1
Parker Pen Co class A_
Class B
1574
10c
Breweries
Signal
Mar
80
29%
Airlines
Vtc
14
28
6,400
14
Jan
'
700
367 a
1974.- Apr
674 Mar
1% Jan
,7
100
Sicks
474 Feb
574 Feb
Jan
Jan
16%
197 b
Petroleums Ltd—
Warrants
(C A)
1374
3174
„„,i
-
common—
Siboncy-Caribbcan Petroleum Co
98% Mar
68
Northern
Pancoastal PetroleuuJ
13
32%
»
474 preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Shoe Corp of America common
40% Mar
25
Pacific
Pan Israel Oil vtc
3,500
•
ShawJnigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
2574 Mar
9274 Jan
610
•
pfd
1
1
—1
l
574
474
5%
10c
—
-
Scrvomcclmnisms Inc
Feb
140
1%
Feb
23,100
Feb
25
common
27a
1%
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B—
Servo Corp of America-
5 74 Mar
300
25
Tubes
21,600
377 4-Mar
39%
72
10
Power & Light 5%
67b
Jan
97
70%
preferred
Page-Kersey
574
Jan
*
1974 Apr
96
274
dividend
Pacific
974 Mar
574
774
147
Apr
Feb
474 Jan
64.40 .dividend cum preferred—•
$4.75 dividend preferred
——_*
$4.75 conv dividend preferred——--*
$4.36
69,500
•
Bros Inc
Simmons-Boardman
Pacific
1374
Jan
39
1%
074 Mar
Jan
1074 Mar
1174
574
474
1874 Jan
7
574
3,800
13%
4% Jan
1
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
6,600
4,600
12
Jan
1374
174 Jan
1
redeemable 1st preferred
5% redeemable ls,t pfd series A
4.<i0% redeemable 1st preferred
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred
674
674
1%
5,300
28,500
.
preferred
6
5%
1174
1
Simca American Shares
1st
67 b
6
117b
10c
4074
Jan
7
2374 Mar
Jan
1,200
33%
3%
,
Jan
1
17,900
3174
3
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
5
5%
5%
22
174
3174
Jan
96
1974 Mar
1974 Mar
•
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
174
—1
Socman
174
39,400
Feb
1774
18
2,900
274
24
Apr
22,800
174 Mar
90c
1st preferred
200
974
22
5%
1,U Mar
217b
Jan
1974
19,500
23 74
20!.1
17b
3.50
Airlines———1
Feb
6% Jan
30
247-® Mar
Mar
574
29,70(1
100
1st pfd
18%
Feb
7;
1874
174
preferred-
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 5%
18
17%
.
100
19
U:
common
Overseas Securities.
Oxford Electric Corp
21
1
US
ljb
,
Ltd
Corp
cumulative
700
21
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Feb
867b
50c
41preferred
Oils
6.900
974
1%
—
common
21%
8%
Metals Inc.
O
Corp
20
Seaporcel
1
87
High
2074 Mar
Western
100
_
y|
Jan
VA
Oil Co Ltd
4074
6774 Jan
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)—___lOc
Ogdcn
20
17
Seaboard
874 Feb
Jan
86
3,900
Ifa
Sherwin-Williams
Warrants
18%
C?nrp__359
Scurry-Rainitow
Jan
1474
Jan
374 Ma r
50
17%
2\-J Jan
& Feb
7% Jan
33
Jan
33 74 Jan
600
1
>—
Co
Rll
2
1774
174 Mar
Jan
1174
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
50c
Sayre & Fisher Co
29 74 Mai¬
18,400
25
Oils Ltd
Feb
23
Feb
1
Shares
—1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—
Jan
Jan
1,800
12 %
7%
Jan
ls
2.50
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Sarcce Petroleums Ltd—
274 Feb
174 Mar
17% Feb
10
;
Fgb
for Week
High
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_2o
5.6074
preferred————
20
-lib Mar
.
131
1774
950
1%
Jan
22
5,100
12* is
Royalties Inc
Canadian
Penn
20
2674
1
,
%
1% Jan
30(1
lit
23
1
Northeast Airlines
North
35,800
287i
•
Cumulative preferred 574 series
20
Cumulative preferred 47474 scrles_20
22 74 Mar
65,200
Low
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
San
174 Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
It1"!
2%
Railway
Cement class A
North American
North
Jan
1574
1
American
Class
%
2474
2.100
1%
Sales
Range
of Prices
San Carlos
574 Mar
9,400
"i'Ar
Inc
Southern
Feb
88,8710
214
Week's
Last
Sale Price
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Salem-Brofcius Inc
18474 Mar
20%
1%
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Feb
20
Jan
1%
47,900
10
Mar
25%
26%
1
Mines
Liles
Norfolk
474
17b
APRIL
V
3974 Mar
Jan
160
110
*
Mines Ltd
Rim
1374
3,700
1,560
1
& Honduras Rosario__3.33%
York
Merchandise—
10
New
4
Jan
19
2
York
ENDED
High
24%
174
1
*———*
—
1
common.;.
'''
19
20c
Mining Co
Process
New
Land—■
,14,^
1%
.
WEEK
American Slock Exchange
25
50c
Oils Ltd
<fc
4
—25c
-1
—
187u
177b
172% 174
173%
—100
1
Co
Zinc—
New
17%
1
common
England Tel <fe Tel——
New Haven Clock <fe Watch Co
BANGS FOR
3274 Feb
Neptune Meter common—
---5
Transperred to Stock Exch Apr 6
New
■
jRange Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
374
YY,
'
for Week
of Prices
Par
Electric Corp
Union
National
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock exchange
»•
Week's
Airways class A
Trans
Cont
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Tr ans
Lux
Corp
Industries
Jan
TT
'iangle
Apr
Tri-Continental
_
574
574
600
474
Jan
674 Feb
True
474
574
1,400
374
Jan
574 Feb
Two
Co
Inc
—
from
Harrison Lie
400
Jan
90
425
84 74
Jan
3,800
274
Feb
674
774
3,100
18%
2274
13,100
1374
Feb
2%
2%
13,500
174
il
74
32,700
1374
2,600
674
Jan
Feb
Jan
974 Feb
3874
374
•
474 Mar
3374 Mar
2%
1274
warrants
Temper Corp
Guys
874 Jan
374
class A
Conduit & Cable Co
2974
3%
Feb
Apr
Jan
874 Apr
2274
Apr
Jan
4--'Mar
74 Jan
1-hs Apr
Jan
1474 Mar
2974 Jan
39% Feb
7
36
3674
600
29
2974
3,100
27
Feb
3174 Mar
20
2074
1,000
19
Jan
2074 Jan
1374
3,400
974 Jan
1474 Apr
Xl3%
Number 5837
Volume 189
.
.
(1703)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
APRIL 10
Sales
Shares
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union
Gas
Co
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Corp
Co
Yards
—4
of
Omaha
United
Aircraft
Pixxlucts
United
Asbestos
Corp
United
Canso Oil
United
Cuban
._20
United Milk
17%
400
16%
11
200
10
8s8
9%
5^4
5%
5%
1%
n
11,100
»
Corp
Products
23,100
39%
38%
3914
7%
7%
27
Mar
9% Mar
Apr
7A
2
114 Apr
iir Jan
400
5
Jan
Jan
100
Jan
/jf Jan
% Jan
49%
Feb
35
300
7%
IIl5
common
11%
Feb
5%
7,300
Jan
11% Mar
4% Feb
United Molasses Co Ltd—•
Araer
dep
United N
United
U 8
J
rets
RR
Pacific
Air
registered
Foil
-100
Aluminum--
Tile
class
5
-10s
canal
Conditioning
U S Ceramic
U S
ord
&
_
20%
1
100
51%
51%
-50c
Universal American Corp
-25c
6%
Universal Consolidated
—10
45%
Universal Controls
2,200
1,400
5
OiL
8
7%
5%
45
—15
14
17%
Universal
—5
57%
■
■
16%
18
7%
9% Mar
Feb
53
Jan
Jan
102
Mar
35
Apr
4,300
7
4
1% Jan
Feb
45
48,600
58
Apr
9% Mar
14
37%
130
55
Jan
13% Mar
52%
Jan
2% Jan
63,500
35
35
7; ■■■.-
—5
3%
2,800
71%
7%
4:
41% Feb
77,600
46%
:
x59%
Universal Insurance
Universal Marion Corp
Winding Co
Utah-Idaho Sugar
7%
7%
1
Inc
r
21% Mar
Jan
9% Jan
10.500
6%
50
6%
4^'8
Jan
188% Mar
16% Mar
2,200
1
Rubber Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common
,
6^8
11%
—1
R_
U 8
2,100
5%
5%
Jan
Jan
180
■'
11%
—1
Co
21
20 %
4%
30
187%
187
6
_50c
Corp
7"'
_
32
Jan
13% Jan
18
Feb
51
Apr
58
Apr
6% Jan
8
Feb
3,200
BONDS
Feb
7%
6,900
u
in
■/if
1%
_10c
Ltd vtc
Inc
8%
—1
common-
17%
Feb
23% Jan
300
27
26V4
-50c
—1
& Gas
Oil
United Elastic
5.900
Interest
Last
American Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
13% Mar
7% Jan
11%
10%
10%
10%
17%
—5
Canada
of
A
Danzig
Port
A German
AS
F
Cons
Munic
secured
A Hanover
1939
7s
Waterways
&
6s
7s
——
10
42%
Corporation
Vogt
6%
11%
12%
4%
4%
1
6
6,000
1,500
3,400
10,600
5%
12%
7,700
5
4
Maranhao
1947
A 7s
3%
14%
17%
11,400
12
12%
300
Manufacturing
•
Jan. 1
Waco
Aircraft
215
224%
June-Dec
$190
186%
186%
101%
102%
48%
51%
39%
41
Germany—
redeemed)6%s
(Prov)
(issue
of
Oct
1927)
$15%
Feb-Aug
1949
—
$140
Feb-Aug
May-Now
stamped
$60
•
$80
May-Nov
April-Ocf
June-Dec
$100%
Mar-Sept
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_.
Parana
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
$56%
$80
—
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jrn
Rio de Janeiro
50
Jan-July
(Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
1997
1
stamped
.
43
50%
41
$39%
(not included tn year's range), d Ex-interest,
f
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range), r Transaction for cash (not included in' year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidatihg dividend.
♦No
value, a Deferred delivery transaction
fix-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
par
A Bonds
being traded flat.
IFriday's bid and ask prices;
.
no sales being transacted during the current week.
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum,"
"M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust
4%
9% Jan
13% Mar
Stock and Bond Averages
#
Jan
19% Jan
of representative stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are the daily closing averages
the New York Stock Exchange as
Below
listed
on
—Bonds—
Stocks
30
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2 cumulative
Wallace &
Waltham
Webb &
-66
8
1,800
2%
4
4%
4.400
75%
3
Jan
3%
Feb
24
Mar
29%
Feb
Inc.
3%
87,200
1%
1%
1%
71,200
Manufacturing
:
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd—
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
.Western Development Co
2
pfd.
4%
Grade
Grade
Rails
Rails
trials
Stocks
ities
Total
10
Util¬
40
Bonds
ities
112 Mar
2 fir
162.22
93.88
210.77
89.90
84.51
84.25
611.16
162.82
93.93
210.79
89.89
84.46
84.30
85.11
85.94
610.34
162.62
93.69
210.47
89.77
84.39
84.20
85.01
85.84
8—
606.44
162.53
93.64
209.61
89.77
84.46
84.09
85.05
85.84
—
605.50
162.11
92.95
209.01
89.77
84.47
84.23
85.06
85.88
611.93
___
_
9
Jan
Mar
91%
Jan
3
3%
2,500
2% Mar
3%
3%
300
3% Mar
4%
i"g Jan
%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Apr
17,100
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
3%
Jan
%
32%
32%
32%
300
3434
34
34%
1,050
40%
40%
41
27%
313/4 Mar
IS
.
31
37%
Jan
%
Jan
jl
25
5,000
25
17a/4
Jan
-10
2,200
13%
Jan
16% Mar
5% Jan
8%
Feb
24
26%
3,900
133% Jan
26 lb
Apr
19%
25
19% Feb
21
Jan
92 Va
950
6%
25
Jan
96%
20
153%
17i/#
4,700
12%
23%
23 %
24
700
223/4
57
54%
57
900
53% Mar
28%
26"% Jan
common.
,
Apr
26% Feb
Jan
68%
Jan
liJ
Non-Durable
1%
1%
Feb
20%
Apr
7% Mar
8,500
19%
19%
20 %
1,600
7%
7%
8%
2,800
9%
Jan
17%
Feb
LOW
High
Chang#
.
-1959-
Percent
417.2
400.1
+1.0
+ 1.1
Goods
Transportation
—
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining ————
—
—
410.3
503.6
512.3
490.7
469.3
+
1.7
481.0
457.8
528.0
=
414.7
508.8
;
Goods
Durable
.
'59
477.2
Composite
Manufacturing
1% Jan
If 8
Mar. 27,
Apr. 3, '59
7% Mar
7% Mar
rets ord reg
I0o
2
;100):
Feb
17 Va
Jan
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—-
I
4
103.10 Jan
~
ijTlie SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the coujmon
stock for week ending April 3, 1959, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Feb
100
Apr
96%
16%
.100
pfd.
Woed (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
WoocTall Industries Inc.
10
SEG Index of Stock Prices
21% Feb
14-14
14%
24
1
Fri, Apr.
Apr
Jan
6%
1
-
4%
14%
19
14%
108.79 Mar
25% Mar
2%
900
3%
18 y4
2
72.75 Jan
Range for 1959
Jan
3,600
4%
4%
18%
Corp.
Williams-McWilliams Industries
1%
19%
Wichita River Oil Corp
•Wiekes (The)
—
Low
41% Mar
5,900
Low
102.82 Dec 31
High
105.51
8_;
Thur. Apr. 9
Mar
Jan
300
1%
Wed. Apr.
—
High
105.41
Apr. 7
106.01
105.73
105.64
Apr. 6_
Tues.
34% Feb
Range for 1958
Closing
Dale—
Mar
35
Feb
27%
Mfg.
8S.90
84.96
—
~.$—
Mon.
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co.
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Indus¬
7
3
Feb
2,600
10
"5%. preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Second
65
G———- _4_
April
April
April
April
April
Feb
4%
Jan
3%
Inc
Williams (R C) & Co_
Wilson Brothers common
First
Util¬
roads
trials
Date
10
10
25% Mar
Jan
3% Jan
2
3
White Eagle Internal Oil
White Stores Inc common-
Amer dep
Rail¬
Total
15
Jan
2,500 "
87
Amer dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery common.*
Westmoreland Coal—
20
.Woodley Petroleum
117
2,000
:
,_100
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western Stockholders Invest
(_
33i
MS
2
-1%
'3%
3%
,3%.
2% Mar
Jan
Jan
22
3%
-1
.1.25
4% Mar
Jan
1%
109
320
111% 113
112
1%
2%
2%
-10c
Mar
45
36% Feb
5,900 '
44%'
42
43
Welman & Company Inc
...
Feb
78
Feb
71,
10
75%
Webster Investors Inc (Del).
*•
5% Mar
1
Precision Instrument
Weyenberg Shoe
Jan
„30
Ktrapp Inc.
preference
Westmoreland
Indus¬
14% Mar
2% Jan
.100
•
series
Wentworth
20
'
preferred
Tiernan
6%
4
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext.
7% preferred
6%
♦
.
cumula¬
certificates;
without warrants.
"w w," with warrants; "x w,"
.
Co
18
$222
10
w
High
16%
—
Jan
Apr
14%
$17%
Low
No.
—Feb-Aug
(Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
5% Mar
33/a Jan
3,700
3%
Jan-July
Range Since
Sold
High
(City of)
(80%
AHanover
6% Apr
15% Mar
6% Feb
3% Jan
16%
-
44 %
4% Jan
2
Products
1952
Bonds
Friday's
10% Feb
Jan
35% Mar
25c
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Food
38
5%
warrants
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co.
Vinco
10%
42%
9%
1
5
Corp
Van Norman Industries
6%s
1947
"wi," when issued;
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
or
Bid & Asked
Low
tive; "conv," convertible;
Valspar
Week's Rang*
Friday
U
525.5
+ 0.5
534.8
354.7
348.3
+
1.8
357.9
840.7
1.5
223.5
208.6
+ 0.1
409.5
382.7
0.0
360.4
340.5
'
,
+
223.5"
220.3
399.6
399.3
€3*3.5
343.6
"
510.5
♦New High.
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
Sale Price
Week's Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
or
Sold
High
No.
Low
AAmer Steel &
Pump 4s Inc
debs
Jane-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
June-Dec
Delaware Lack
Western
&
91
Low
29
45
94%
120%
85%
13
83%
87%
86
•
86
10
80
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
122%
85
86
1125%
85
Jan-July
—
Stocks
Shares
,J
mortgage 4s series A
A 1st
J
1993
mortgage 4s. series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
Guantanamo
5s 1961
debs 1967
conv
Western
<fc
RR
47%
35
May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
173
56%
33%
39%
97%
98
60
139%
205
30%
47
8
81
84
42
88
—
205
•130%
Jaw-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%% liq tr ctfs__
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
47
2
35
298%
1P8
1970
4s
12
47%
36
84
83
$87%
86%
—
86%
April
TueS.
Thur.
April
April
April
Fri.
6———
7
—1~
8
—
9..——
Total
3,511,700
3,018,250
3,258,300
2,832,280
$7,234,000
6,568,000
6,192,000
4,944,000
$317,000
298,000
206,000
135,000
3,005,580
April 10
Wed.
Bank
Bonds
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
5,098,000
$30,036,000
—,
'
—^
—
-r
—
$1,188,000
National Research Corp—
5s
convertible
National
subord
Theatres
debentures
5%s
debentures
1976
1974... Mar-Sept
New
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
*
6%s due 1953 extended to
Jan-July
119
1963
-;-
3%s
'«
mortgage
3%s
1968
1971
3s
84%
98
2
101%
93%
8
92
97%
89
5
85
89
$93
94
93
95
96
$89%
$120%
May-Noa
96%
Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3s
series
B
3s,
conv
Southern California Edison 3s
3%s series A 1973
120
Mar-Sept
92%
90
$82
C
1976
Feb-Aug
series
D
1976
Feb-Aug
$83
series
E
1978
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
$88
3s
series
F
1979
3%s
series
G
1981
4%s
series
H
1982
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
.
4%s series I 1982
4%s series J 1982—;
4%s
series
K
Southwestern
United
Dye
Wasatch
&
Corp
Gas
Gas
&
Chemical
deb
3%s
6s
1970
(Calif)
Electric
1971
1970
1973
6s
ser
3s
3%s
A
1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn
Traction
5s
1960
Western Newspaper Union 63
A Baden
(Germany)
7s
1951
Central Bk of German State
A 6s
A 6s
series A 1952——
series B 1951
1959
90
16
6
99% 100%
104%
104
91%
$86%
Feb-Aug
90%
9034
Feb-Aug
62
64
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—
88%
91
98%
100%
106 %
89
87
60
13
101%
114
—
116,000
1,545,580
is
Totaj
96%
69%
75
99
100%
97
99%
—
—
—
Government
Bonds
8130o°o°«
17,000
$702,000
Week Ended
1959
$43,000
Stocks-No. of Shares
—
180
$180
$172
180
__
8§.ooo
^2
jzfo
$21,000
$766,OOp
Jam 1 to April 10
1958
1959
3,091,405
145,031,832
42,722,271
$<02,000
*49000
£353 00Q
$8,185,000
$5,084,000
au.u u
Foreign government
43,000
21,000
23,000
$766,000
$425,000
130
Total
000
7,655,440
Bonds
Domestic
April 10
1958
Total
Bonda
------
isa
*
Foreign corporate
$135
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
jz
7,655,440
_
65
"l
—_
*8K8
i:»
8
u
103
& Prov Banks—
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April
92
•
99%
Wed'
Domestic
Bonds
91%
86
90
13
,
ss' -ffS s-
105%
3
Stock Exchange
Foreign
Stocks
107%
93P4
75
71%
99?i
Shares)
1023/4
$97
$100%»
86
J. mi
—
101% 101%
99%
(No. of
82
104
'
74%
82
93
105
5
91%
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
j^ei.ooo
$340,977,420
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
86%
84
—*
11
IB^OOO
17,058',420
$471,108,300
$25,279,400
Transactions at the American
78
80%
-
—
24,227,000, 448,493,500
30,036,000
$31,224,000
Total
80
30
105% 106'%
$104%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Southern Counties Gas
86
6
89
99%
Raiirfad'a'nrindurirTai:::::::::::::"::.
91%
84
Jan-July
1983
Southern California
—
'
$1
81
100%
153,713,371
*im
22,609',800
$1,0527400
Government
SStl0nal Bank
96%
82
86%
3%s
•
5
80%
series
3%s
,
—•
U.'s.
•MUM
80
86
80%
2%s
'
65
92
94
93%
92%
ico
Feb-Awp
100
mmmm
74
$60
Jan-July
1973-,
8
257,010,061
123
96
_
97%
$85%
1981—May-Noa
deb '62—Jan-July
1965
—
90 34
86
'
•
'
Electric & Gas
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
1058
1959
1958
10,375,640
188",000
£.398,000
.5,0/9.000
5,330,000
$31,224,000
Jan. 1 to April 10
April 10
1959
15,626,110
Sales
103
92%
Jan-July
Public Service
84%
98
89
Co 6s 1998_ Jan-July
1970
81%
97
198
1101%
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
1st
mortgage
81%
Week Ended
127%
Stocks—NO. of Shares—
93
Power
1st
'■
122
98
84%
May -Nov
Jan-July
April-Ocf
AprfZ-Oct
Ohio
118
5°.n<1
$7,551,000
232,000
15,626,110
Mon.
United States
Government
Bonds
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
No. of
RR—
/-Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
Exchange
Transactions at the New York Stock
"High
39
91%
89%
44%
91
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 33/4s 1978
.
$39
1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
549,000
600,000
442,000
'
$9,112,000
$6,126,000
31
M
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1704)
.
.
Monday, April 13, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Week'i
Par
American Motors Corp
B
American Sugar Refining com.
American
Tel
&
Albany
Boston
Edison
Boston
Calumet
Cities
Co
&
Gas
Co
00%
Jan
Fuel
&
Assoc
1
94
58%
Feb
64%
28%
250
27%
Jan
32% Mar
30%
270
28%
Jan
33%
16
78%
Jan
84 %
Jan
1.215
%
Jan
Gillette Company
1
Island
Creek
Kennecott
Coal
Copper
Boston
Lcew's
Co
Star
common
Corp
50
Service
100
1
20
Chem
Corp.
Webster
«fc
rruit
Feb
Feb
49%
50%
703
39%
39%
36
38%
213
96%
Jan
44
11
120
10
Mar
12
277
32% Apr
37
Steel
106
106
13
'
13%
14c
20%
15
98%
200
1,931
57
16%
Allen
American
Feb
Briggs
19%
160
21%
aan
8% Mar
42%
Jan
Budd
Jun
10%
49 Tb Mar
Feb
17%
994
13%
Feb
19%
30
350
25
Jan
30
168
32%
Jan
9
29%
Jan
56%
Jail
64 Tb
Apr
Jan
32%
40%
40%
Die
Gas
Detroit
Ford
2,096
Apr
45
1,182
45%
Jan
51Tb Mar
225
46%-
Jan
58 % Mar
Apr
38
Apr
89
Fruehauf
Gar
Feb
79
Mar
Mar
16%
77 %
79
15
14%
Jan
17
438
70%
Feb
80% Mar
Cincinnati
Transit
High
Cincinnati
Un
Stk
Low
12%
200
36Tb
31
High
10
Jan
13% Mar
32%
Jan
36%
Apr
34
34
Feb
42
42%
51
40% Mar
52%
Feb
LL
43%
43%
15
41%
Jun
50%
34%
33 Tb
34%
963
33Tb
Apr
37%
Jan
97%
97%
98 Tb
97%
16
96
Jan
99%
197
91%
Jan
5T4
5%
5%
130
5%
Jan
—
Gibson
10
Art
Hobart
•
v.
5
10
—
Kroger
1
„.
Lunkenheimer
Randall class
Rapid
.I-
70%
210
13 Tb
13%
150
46%
46%
28
27%
Jan
97% Apr
100% Mar
6
l¥
•12*a* Jan
Feb
Feb
T—•
31
2
83% 4
100
—
B
;
Jan
48% Mar
67%
70%
140
60
Jan
70%
Apr
45
45%
126
44
Jan
46%
31%
1,056
29% Mar
34%
17
29%
Apr
American
468
73%
Jan
American
195
195
33%
34%
34
34%
5
190
Mar
182
33
Apr
34 %
10
Telephone
American
&
Telegraph
100
Tobacco
Anaconda
25
10
Armour
(111)
Ashland
Oil
5
..3
&
Bethlehem
Ohio
Steel
29%
Jan
38%
Motors
Great
Lakes
Corp
Light
Dept Stores
Hoskins/
Jan
74
Mar
73
Mar
69
23%
Jan
29%
260
19%
Jan
23
28%
29%
23
12%
13Tb
409
10%
217
41%
Feb
190
50
<fc
Chem
.'1
Industries
Products
Screw
Masco
Michigan
Parke
Rickel
(H
River
W)
57%
Apr
102
Raisin
Co
102
Paper
102
39%*
54%
Scotten Dillon
Manufacturing
class
Socony Mobil
Southern Railway
page
Laboratories
Steel
47% Mar
Jan
1PT4
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
62%
8,832
51%
Feb
62%
23%
.<•
2,509
18%
Jan
25
Mar
300
5%
Jan
8
Mar
7 ? ;
r
v
48
10,365
'■..A:.
1
3%
<2
2Tb
\3 ■■■•■
\ 135
29
Alar
3%
705
■■■;
r/
••
45
465
:
•
.-
50% Jan
Jan
;"j
4%
Jan
♦
4
Jan
Feb
r,
2Va Feb
1%. Jan
.;
Apr
257
25
Jan
29% Mar
22%
100
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129
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100
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101
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Phllco Corp
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Phillips Petroleum Co. (Un)
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Feb
28% Mar
99
7.50
Feb
26!
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32%
61%
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71
Jan
17% Mar
X
Telephone
48% Jan
25%
24%
•
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lO^b
391/2
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Gen
Mar
48% Mar
1
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Jan
Jan
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General Public
•
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Jan
10%
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29%
61%
i.
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57%
Jan
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Contract
General Dynamics
52
46
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Apr
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1
5
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800
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'.
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50%
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Feb
28
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68%
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28%
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10
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16
32
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36%
38%
1
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.
800
65
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47%
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Northern Natural Gas Co
28f%
5
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46%
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"
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Curtiss-Wright Corp
29%
46%
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/'i Apr
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/
25
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49% Mar
—1
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44?,b Jan
50'% Apr
700
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34% Jan
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800
12%
34% Mar
117
10
Northern Pacific Ry
200
;
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1,600
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1.400
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700
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;
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46%.
106
28
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4
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87% Mar
400
28%
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3%
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,
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SaleFriea
1,100
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23 7«
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23%
5
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
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Sales
Range
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED
FOR
a >:
33
16%
277
17V4
277
45
Jan
84% Jan
90% Feb
150
12% Jan
18
100
190% Feb
277
Apr
Apr
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
Monday, April 13, 1950
.
(1706)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED
ft f
10
APRIL
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Bale Price
19%
Admiral
Corp
20%
k—'
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Aeco
Co
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Alaska Juneau Gold
Alleghany Corp common (Un)
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American
American
Chem
&
1
•
(Un)
85c
-
87
215
5V
1,160
11%
&
Feb
30%; Mar
27%
Apr
33%
.ft
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350
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1,039
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3,135
43%
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210
23%
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26
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4614 Feb
57
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12
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17 ft Mar
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Jan
35
37%
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75 %
73%
58 %
68% Jan
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514
4410 Jan
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22%
22%
23
1,810
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
.
10
30
29%
30%
49%
49%
50
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1,463
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7)4
5
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5
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Apr
73)4 Mar
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7
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Mfg Corp
7
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1,858
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37%
23
191
29%
Ashland
Feb
60
70%
28%
(111)
3
Apr
74% Mar
46% Jan
66% Jan
23% Jan
67%
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(Un)
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Corp
84
2% Apr
60% Jan
301b Jan
137
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Armco Steel
Armour & Co
Apr
106% Jan
45% Mar
Feb
44 )4
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248%
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100
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99%
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—
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25%
25%
29
——-1
25%
Feb
23%
24%
16
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Apr
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43%.
50%
— — — —-
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25
4814
Ampex Corp
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1041 b Mar
24% Jan
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7,249
253«
15%
Petroleum
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—
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Barnhart-Morrow
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Feb
Apr
Jan
.
8%
Fibreboard
Jan
5
Apr
151b Mar
Pora
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
PI
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Bethlehem
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Bishop
Black
General
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General
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Bolsa
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(Un)
8
1
1%
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2,250
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Apr
2,545
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55%
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10%
12
11%
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1,216
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Mar
46 %
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8
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501
49% Jan
Gen
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1
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56%
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•
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330
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1
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95
32%
31%
33%
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750
27% Jan
14% Jan
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22% Feb
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45)4
45%
45%
210
44%
Apr
45%
Apr
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Theatres
15
304
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
Lone Star Cement
100
Jan
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Chicago Rock Island fe Pac (Un)
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Cities Service Co (Un)
24%
525
5% Apr
21% Feb
24% Mar
26%
27
625
25%
30
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia Gas System (Un)
33%
34%
345
Apr
63%
Martin
65
2,564
31% Jan
50% Feb
34%
6314
65
59 %
Apr
59%
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59%
187
58%
Apr
64%
Jan
8%
281b
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1,601
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10%
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Apr
28
Feb
Meier
24%
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Jan
44% Mar
Menasco
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116,419
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16%
230
14%
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25
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Corn
(Un)
1
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Crestmont Oil Co
348
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62%
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Jan
96c
Feb
Apr
67%
Jail
422
34
Feb
41% Mar
177
23%
Jan
27%
Feb
56%
58
15,610
56%
Apr
58
Jan.
45%
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58%
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Feb
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1.182
11
Feb
63%
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182
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of
55
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16%
422
14
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1
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14
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1.15
Jan
Apr
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Feb
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16%
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1.40 Mar
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13%
Feb
20
Mar
19%
1.180
13
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20
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54%
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154
43
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46
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41%
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55%
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234
12
Jan
Feb
15% Mar
50%
Feb
59%
*
55%
Eastern Air Lines
El
Mines
Paso
Ltd
Natural
19%
5o%
2.795
7
435
87
891
6% Mar
75% Jan
87
40
41%
935
40
45%
714
8
750
6%
Feb
223% 229%
542
206%
Feb
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1
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Emporium Cap well Co
Erie Railroad C> (Un)
Eureka Corp Ltd—
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45
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362
1%
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1.300
33%
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1.796
41
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21
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10
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Jan
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55%
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116 V4 Mar
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69% Mar
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3414
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6%
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64%
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56%
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65
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65
24%
5
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Apr
72
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Feb
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69%
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Jan
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Mar
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82
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35
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Apr
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34
34
61%
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Getty Oil Co common
21% Mar
32% Mar
34
34 %
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57
Jan
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54%
21%- Apr
62%
(Un)
8%
5.50
Corp
19% Mar
Feb
20 %
20%
Public Service
10%
49
59%
t'481
62%
Generul Public Utilities
301
49
Packing Corp
Dry Corp (Un)
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16%
41%
Apr
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Feb
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97 (i
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650
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Apr
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17% Jan
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2
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1% Feb
98% Mar
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Canada
Apr
78% Mar
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39
Jan
23%
1
Eudget Finance Plan common
6%
preferred
Burlington
Jan
67%
3614 Jan
29
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Burroughs
Mar
20
243
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Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Hill
59
222
11%
florg-Warner
Bunker
544
39
75%
11%
Corp
Inc
(Un
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55%
39
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Feb
Apr
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14.538-
48
-
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Hoffman
60c
52,540
15
47%
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Apr
2.30
17%
General
2.30
1.75
5c
V
312-
127
22%
21%
47%
—1
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of
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Min
Cons
906'
-
54%
21%
21%
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Hiller
2.05
21%
1
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Jan
51%
Co
Mammoth
Oil
Feb
6%. Feb
54%
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8%
3%
16%
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General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
5
1,645
4,300
50%
Blue Diamond Corp
2
Trailer
Jnn
4
6%
51
19
5414
1
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8
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22
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2.50
-
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114
5%
18 %
*
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315
14
common
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Foremost
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1,427
53%
360
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5
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Food Alach
4
6%
5
Low
•
21%
1
Corp
Corp Ltd
Flying Tiger Line Inc
16%
3%
6%
1
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Jan
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Paper
Firstamerica
Fluor
15%
common..—,——1
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Aviation
Bendix
Inc
Instrument
Becktnan
Beech
-1
6%
Range Since Jan.1
High
21%
9
1
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43%
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21
Apr
Apr
Mar
26%
182
98)4
49
(Un)
9%
106
4,326
35%
1514
Viscose Corp
12%
10% Jan
7% Feb
94% Jan
2,045
33%
35
Jan
6% Mar
3% Feb
580
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Mar
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12 % *
101% 102%
28% 2814
27% 28%
Jan
Airplane
Low
21%
1
for Week
Range
of Prices
*
5%
5
American Tobacco Co (Un)
American
22
64c
31%
•
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Sanitary (Un)
American Smelting
Tel
17% Jan
28,263
& Refining (Un)
•
Tel Co
100
American Standard
American
70%
'ft? 1,152
351«
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American
63% Mar
21
68c
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•
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153
20'/c
8%
281b
(Un>
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&
American Motors
12 18
27-14
American Cyanumid Co (Un)
American Electronics Inc
American
■
87
10
(Un)
1
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Can C« (Un)
12.60
Cement preferred
25
American
22%
5%
->—•
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American
19% Mar
67c
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Amerada
129
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Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co- (Un)
Allied Chemical Corp
Aluminium Ltd
19%
70 %
70! it
—-~1
10c
■*
2
1
—
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70%ft ft.ft
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65c
19%
———5
Laboratories
Abbott
Air
2.50
Wrigiey Stores Inc (Un)
ACF
Low
High
& Co. class A
(Max)
Faircliild
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Par
Factor
for Week
Range
Last
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sale*
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
STOCKS
23
23
22%
22%
24%
180
|
340
.
Feb
22%* Jan
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220 ft' ft 21%
Feb
66%
Apr
31% Jan
26% Jan
25%
Apr
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par
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Apr
63
190
59
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Radio Corp of America (Un>
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8
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55
27
54%
55
56
812
43%
25%
27%
63%
66%
22%
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
35
36%
61%
3,965
59 Vt
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40
2,281
82%
84 %
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Oil
107
1
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Apr
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87
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61
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
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Union Sugar common
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50
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58%
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—
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Feb
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1
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1
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55%
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Jan
71%
145
52% Mar
1
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32%
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205
79
23%
65%
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Sunset International Petroleum
36%
78%
Jan
54%
Btudebaker Packard
35%
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Apr
50%
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Apr
38%
21%
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170
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536
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36%
13%
253
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677
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Jan
17
29%
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44
38%
52%
36%
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Feb
13%
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36%
1
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Mar
4%
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12%
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16%
28%
19%
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9%
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59
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'
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20
37%
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11
540
5
Southern Railway Co
Jan
35%
62%
.
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3,515
157
3,814
.
2
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Potomac Electric Power
Progress Mfg Co
25
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Pacific Co
Co
25%
17%
—
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Jan
Mar
10%
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Swift
694
86 %
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Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A—28
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Jan
18% Mar
41 %
37
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Feb
Mar
1
4.48%
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9% Feb
37%
40%
9%
63%
■
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17% Mar
4.78%
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-
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12 %
5
Southern Calif Edison Co common
Oil
1% Mar
14%
..
47%
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Electric Storage Battery
Finance Co of Amer at Bait—
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Ford Motor Co
Foremost Dairies
Apr
Mar
64%
IS
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Standard
48%
29
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Standard
Jan
Feb
1%
—
Feb
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23% Mar*
Jan
43%
26%
39%
—,—25
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Southwestern
21%
—
1
Bmith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Southern
1,710
28
64%
8
Signal Oil & Gas preferred
Cal
Apr
23
2.50
Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Southern
31%
*
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6%
28% Mar
1
(Un)
(American
230
48%
Shell Transport & Trading N Y s'nrs—
Bimca
31%
22%
1
Corporation (Un)
Shasta Water Co
29
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—
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Bervomechanisms Inc
44%
Jan
48 %
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42
27%
,
1
•
Co
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37% Mar
40%
1
1.40
Schering Corp (Un)
Scott Paper Co
1,827
48%
27%
5
10
Ban Diego Gas & Elec com
38%
31%
22%
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•
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1.66%
47%
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
39% Mar
Jan
45
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Jan
32%
Feb
365
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Alan Wood Steel common™
10
American Stores Co
1
American Tel & Tel
100
Arundel Corporation
;
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Atlantic Citv Electric Co
6.50
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
13
Baldwin Securities Corp
—
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Baltimore Transit Co common
1
Bankers Securities Corp—
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8
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
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25
69%
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42
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29%
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78%.
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Jan
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165
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145
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39
38
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92%
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39
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8%
67
224
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Ranch
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256
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Rheem
1,300
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2.50
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Reynolds Metals Co
Rice
250
9%
35%
1
Revlon Inc
Rexall
22%
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7%
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Feb
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10
Jan
45
__
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Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Walworth
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52% Mar
24%
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14
Jan
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459
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46%
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102
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5
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Western Union Telegraph (Un)
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12.50
Jan
'
1,033
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62'%
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89%
—
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41% Apr
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31
1
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Apr
51% Mar
31
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3
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Feb
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46 '
5
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Washington Water Power
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139% Apr
Jan
101
Jan
Jan
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12%
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Vanadium Corp of America
Victor Equipment Co
Jan
13%
168
Jan
36%
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98
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52%
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71
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U 8 Steel Corp common..
Universal Consol Oil— i
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co (Un)
4%
100
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:
•—100
Pan American World Airways (Un)—1
paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1
Parke, Davis & Co (Un)
•
Penney
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•
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phllco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Puget Sound Pulp <te Timber
FOR
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1,656
98
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)_.
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Un)-
Low
71
6
1
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67
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0
52 %
Indemnity Co
Industries Inc
Lighting Corp common
preferred
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—
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100
200
75c
85c
393
200
200
160
29% Jan
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13% Jan
16
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34%
100
299
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39% Apr
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Apr
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Feb
Apr
38% Mar
81
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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36
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High
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225
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20
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36
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3,910
26%
35% Mar
23
11
Feb
Jan
40
Feb
23%
Jan
11% Mar
Bailey Selburn 5Yo preferred
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Ban*
19% Mar
21
Mar
35%
Jan
39
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pfd
see
page
40.
65
50%
42%
75
41
37%
1,405
81
81
30
43
Jan
32%
Jan
42
Mar
46
Jan
48
Jan
Apr
36
Feb
29%
30
3,230
25
26%
1,244
25
Apt-
29 %
Feb
25
25
10
22
22
22
50
22
Apr
24%
Jan
22
22
100
22
24
Feb
55%
56%
1,519
Apr
55% Apt-
13%
15
16,408
13%
16% Mar
29%
53
Feb
26%
27%
15,001
26%
Apr
32 Ye
Jan
Banque
21%
21
21%
1,449
20%
Jan
22
Feb
Bathurst
44%
44%
44%
974
45%
Feb
Class
Provincial#
B
Power
8s
(Canada)
Paper claaa
It
00
5,220
2.80
3.00
44,008
2.80
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72%
It
Scotia
72%
73%
1,584
65%
Jan
35%
35
35%
2,683
33
49 %
48%
49%
188
47%
31 %
31%
125
30
59
58
--
63% Mar
Apr
2.90
Nova
Feb
53
25
14
Montreal—
of
of
High
Jan
Mar
29%
Rights
_25
42% Jan
51%
42
36
42
High
51%
0
50
•
Warrants
50
4^
50
50
•
Atls- Steels Ltd
Shares
20
preferred
For
a23%
for Week
3G%
Ltd
Aluminum Co of Canada
4YzYo
of Prices
Low
37%
preferred
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Ahltlbl Power & Paper common
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred-.
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.50 preferred
Jbbestos Corp
Expressed In Canadian Dollar*
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Low
Low
Par
Montreal Stock
35
Mar
Jan
Mar
*.
60
Mar
3.00 Apr
74% Mar
37
Jan
51% Feb
35
Feb
!
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
10
Sales
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Range Since Jan.
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1
for Week
of Trices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Par
Bow titer
5V2%
5%
preferred.
preferred
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cum
preferred
preferred
45
7
44%
3,556
6,347
13 Vb
446
•
99 Va
97
100
33%
79
Jan
33%
Apr
270
•
26%
92
1G0
585
94
25
Jan
40
Mar
101
Apr
25
42 Vi
59
60
2,167
Jan
60
38%
39%
2,720
35%
Jan
39%
38-To
350
35%
Jan
39'
11V4
11%
23
54
775
22%
315
31
200
——*
10
10
1,630
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3.25
3.25
305
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11%
12
200
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340
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12
100
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•
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17
300
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1,280
71
71
71
25
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20 %
1,725
50
20
40%
46%
46%
520
•
29%
29
29%
2,728
-.
.
100
29%
.29%.
12%
i2%
100
,
40
' 30
3,406
12%
100
Canadian Pacific Railway
II
Canadian Petroflna Ltd preferred—.le
390
18
Jan
3.25
class
.
Bt Lawrence Corp
108
Feb
15% Jan
20
Feb
Apr
80
Jan
19%
Apr
24
Jan
4%
42%
of
47% Jan
27%
Jan
29%
Feb
Standard Structural Steel
Feb
Steel
19%
780
950
12%
14%
class
23%
Jan
*
12%
12%
13
2,320
11
Jan
14
19%
19%
19%
2,268
19%
Apr
22%
3.75
3.75
35
35
Corbys class A
—J•
20%
20
35%
20%
*
23
23
23
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion
Dairies
5%
preferred
2.25 Jan
Jan
35%
Viau
19
Jan
21
Feb
330
21
Jan
24% Mar
Dominion Foundries A Steal com
Dominion Glass common
7%
31%
32
3,420
31% Msr
34%
22
21%
22%
3,806
a20
a20
215
213A Jan
19% Jan
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ay%
34
6
a24
a24
10
22
•
45
•
preferred
88
Dominion Stores Ltd
a
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow Brewery
preferred
Dupuis
Freres
17%
(1956)
class
•
27%
155
7%
Jan
12
) '
19
40 %
Jan
#•;
Feb
I
•
'
'•
88c
29
Apr
Apr
18%
Jan
A
Lumber
Timber—
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Arcan
Corp Ltd
L
Mar
71
Belding-Corticelli Limited
I'/e preferred—_ LI
Canada & Dominion
*
1—-100
Sugar Co Ltd
7
Mar
24
Jan
60
3D
«e
111
60
Apr
17
Mar
35
Feb
8.95
Jan
7.25
8.00
2,825
40%
;
40%
41
525
102
102
102
297
107
.100
107
300
ioo
0
Wares
Common
a44
8
2,040
11
Jan
42
200
42
Apr
36
Jan
11%
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6% preferred
Apr
18%
Apr
Apr
21
40
Jan
.65%
*
88%
114
110
20
class
Sec
Standard
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Mar
'.
Freiman Ltd
Apr
Mar
Co Ltd *
Ltd $1.40 preferred—20
Fleet Mfg Ltd,
Ford Motor Co
:*
*
,11
of Cari class
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A—
Loblaw Groceterias Co: Ltd—
21
Class A
'
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common—i
Apr
Lowney Co Ltd
(Walter M )L„__
Shares
Range Since Jaa. 1
Low
?12(),100
?
40c
4,770
*
',1'2%
1.60
50
23%
6
1,110
36% Jan
39% Jan
13
Feb
15
Jan
43% Jan
45
Jan
49% Jan
53
Apr
89
Feb
Feb
Orange
53
350
53
35
89
860
19%
a
525
Apr
75
17% Jan
12 % Apr
59
24
'
15
a24% a24%
90
3,466
114 118%
20% Jan
12% Apr
24% Mar
94% Mar
121% Mar
Mar
53% Jan
537
113
Jan
5
37
Apr
51%
54
1,102
2,875
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4
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f
7%
50
42
125
a70c
13
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,
20
Jah
160
28
Jan
30
Apr
12% Feb
123
19
;
27% Jan
33
15
32
275
42
2,165
14
14%
48%
49%
50
.
35,646
485
32
32
48
3.25
3.25
205
36 Va
10% Jan
47% Jan
32-
Apr
2.50 Feb
Crush
1.00
50
Steel
Traders
41
Trans
15 % Mar
,
49% Mar
.
Apr
4.00 Feb
Apr
Jan
52 V2
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3
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39
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450
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125
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Mar
96
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20
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Feb
22
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400
9V4
500
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5.50
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25
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100
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108
Mar
Jan
47
Apr
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65c
1,565
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20
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3,855
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v
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4
5.50
Feb
9% Apr
Apr
Apr
3.50
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335
38 Va Mar
40%
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all
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,
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33
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9
33
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28%
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,
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14
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22
225
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28
25
700
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4,000
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20
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4.50
72
3,950
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20
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160
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4.40 Mar
-a-. 150 ' *
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-
14
—
Apr
36% Mar
10B
'
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
Products
25
31%
.
8%-'-;:8V«
1-20
Union Gas of Canada Ltd—
United Corporations class A
Westeel
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:
15%
5
common
Finance
Oil
*
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pfd_50
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(1957)' Ltd
;—
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29 '..
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5% redeemable preferred
Trans-Canada Corp Fund
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32
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38%-
16%
43
-
*
Mills, Ltd
(Canada)
& Save
Rights
Apr
Apr
44% Feb
*
■TVs
2.00
Jan
J
Ltd—i:
preferred ___i——
Shop
15
Jan
Apr
Mar
SV4 Mar
6% Van
680"
41%
(i;;; 17
18
'
Jan
15
Apr
36
.
A
Quebec :,TelePbone Corp
: Warrants
1,
.
Mar
32
\
f v'
Premier
28% Mar
28%
a30
-
Ltd* com—13.50
Pwr Corp of Can 4 % % cum 1st
67o N C part 2nd preferred
14% Mar
120
Co
St Maurice Gas Inc
28%:
41%
'>
Reitmans
320
15
'
Jan
26%
41%
14%
►
Apr
25%
5
-
56
Jan
,
Jan
5
'
25
.•? 42
Jan
33
675
;
2.00
40%
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co_„_—25
Moore Corp Ltd common—i
—Mount Royal Dairies Ltd,,^—
•
31
985
120
Pow
&c
5V2%
14%
12
Lt
Jah
14
Jan
"4
25% Jan
200
50
r"38 V4
MftcLaren Power & Paper Co—1
1*
Mclchers Distilleries Limited 6(!>- pfd_lO
43%
28% Mar
48% Mar
27
t55
*
1,795
'-
2.00
<
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd-10
92
200
'5% Apr
10% Feb 1Z% Mhr *
Apr
52
100
Mar
8 Vs. Jan
Jan
,
Apr
46
Feb
11
1,370
7
96c
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,
Jan
10 Vb
300
25
Jan
6% Jan
16,060
7
12%,
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.
r
High
Jan
37V2
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3,470
Jan
*
Jan
31
48%
48
*■
23
13
Feb
39% Mar
360
38%; -
—.*
14% Feb
6 Va Mar
45
L07
Jan
Jan
Sales
for Week
,
4.20
5%
alO'A alOVb
"Lohdon Canadian Investment Corp__1,1
46%
37%
Feb
36
45
44
40%
-
——2—__—--
—
12% Apr
5% Jan
13
Apr
Mar
85
,
a'.Oo
—*
41% Mar
120
.
6 Tb *'• 7Vb
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2,331
37
14
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4.10
42
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25
^
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43
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53%
i
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a
85c";
;
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Hubbard Felt Co Ltd ;class A pfd—__j*
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J_,h,
<72
Apr
12% Jan
<•
13%
88
Week'*
—.
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44%
12%
{
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Jan
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36%
a
Feb
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.
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Dominion Engineering Works Ltd,
Warrants
Apr
30
120
•
64
21% Jan
37
28%
footnotes see page 46.
21
31
.*
;*
42
;
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11
Feb
37
pfd-100
M
Apr
46% Mar
Apr
423
19
com-——•
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25
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2,025
100
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53
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13
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45
25
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9,465
'
37%
-
com—•
common
1
5%
International Nickel of Canada com—*
International Paper common...
7.—
International Pete Co Ltd
•
*
49
42%
100
Laurentide Acceptance class A
Low** Ft Lawrence
Power—
MacMlllan 6c Bloedel class B.
Jan
21
—It
Labktt Limited (John)
875
11
43%
It
>-50
Lake of the Woods
Milling 7%
1,00(V
'
International Utilities
Corp
——-ft
Interprovlnclal Pine Lines
—ft
Iroquois Glass preferred————It
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
37%
23
•
Powders
9 Va
-
72
50
TnVp^ Cement Preferred
325
760
58%
21
Mar
:
V
.•
of Prices
:•
•
Federal" Grain
Jan
11%
107
Mar
70
Mar
36% Feb
3.50
38%
-55';. -55 ••
.;--. 31%. ' 34
34%35%
6%.'7
.6Vt " 7%.
.
Consolidated Paper Cprp Ltd
*
Cbnsumers' Gas common—1____——10
Crain Ltd (R L),
—-♦
*
Apr
17 Va
39 Va
57%
—
Mersey Paper 5%%
18
637
670
-
42
—4.68%
$2.25 preferred
$3.75 preferred
$4.50 preferred
Jan
41
40%
_•
Accentance Corp common:
Warrants
48%
18%
42
com—
Indus
1,055
Mar
18
*
Preferred
Jan
39%
10
Food
Consolidated
Jan
11%
48%
18%
2ft
_
6
63
17%
25
'*
-rvrguson
41%
•
$1.40 -preferred
International Bronze
6%
preferred
39
50
—
Catelli
42% Mar
Feb
Feb
57% Feb
44
Mar
33
350
Feb
13
34%
40%
Jan
6.70
.
1,163
;
107
Jan
"
16% Apr
47% Jah
7%
Mar
31
6,300
•
32
Silk'Products Corp cl A,—*
Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd-*
Feb
16%
48
A——'—'*
class
—
"
11%
39%
—
108
315
42
—*
Imperial Investment class A-
Jan
290
100
Imperial Bank
104-
Mar
SV/a Mar
-
Mar
65
1
8
39%
Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
:*
Canadian General Investments Ltd-,*
Jan
60%
*
common
103
16%
16%
Canada' Packers
42 Va Mar
Jan
Jau
8
,50
Home Oil class A
Howard Smith Pa dot common
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
37%
100
Apr
59%
59%
•
pfd inc 1927
7.25
a44
S
1%
preferred
25
Canadian
30 Va Mar
!•
4.70
1,620
4.10
•38%
V_i'.
.
•
Canadian Marconi Col_,
Canadian Power & Paner Inv Ltd
50% Feb
14% Jan
700
33 Va
Jan
»
10% Jan
25
:.45%: 45%.
common—*
Jan
1,295
f
Jan
25
460
—
40 Va
-
39
6% '
5%
5
22% Mar
16
70
43
Jan
32%
12
.Low
*
Jan
31%
5.35
33
Par
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—•
34 Va
14
.15%
•
Mar
24
75
*•
-
Abltca
27
32
64
51
Last:
Feb
8% Mar
Apr
15%
225
321
Friday *7
Jan
650
5
Jan
-Feb
79
23% Jan'
r
3,945
2,900
Sale Price
I
26
275
1,077
36
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
80
v
71
18%
Jan
7,885
71%
39
45v2-.
v
'
Feb
28
6.00
68V2
.2,405
.
5.15
38%*?
STOCKS
Mar
27%
18%
•
17% Mar
20
Gypsum Lime A Alabastlne
For
.
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340
Paper Co Ltd
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7%
12
.
Jan
| Canadian Stock Exchange
20®T Apr
Mar
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23
Motors
(J
,
Jail
19% Jan
74
Feb
57%
39%,
150
6.00
Lakes
Mitchel
5
10
29%
3.95
1-
:
22%
pfd,
Goodyear Tire 4%
'
1,053
71
33% >
100
common—1
preferred
Jan
Feb
68%
18%
Ltd
23
General Dynamics—
;
26
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Feb
38 Va Mar
57%
39%"
1—.
6.00
preferred
General Bakeries Ltd
■6V*%
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15% Jan
40
Apr
52%
32\\ Jan
27%
Ltd—_
preferred
4V2%
.
575
48
46% Jan
32%
70
*
•
preferred
Holt, Renfrew
9%
74
1-
•
5% %
Steel
6,437
41% Jan
20
,
1,425
32%
"
.
Jan
45
Jan
36% Jan
43
Jan
,
]
1,310
V"
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——•
Petroleum
General
90 %
7%;
20
Oatlneau Power common
Great
84% Jan
14% Jan
291
7%
Foundation Co of Canada————•
a
Fraser Cos Ltd common.
General
22%
a73
1
Ford Motor Co
5%
Jan
24%
25%
-•
Corn
20
40
50
A—
770
40
*
Enamel A Heating Prod class A
Famous Players Canadian Corp—
French
10%
-•
Eddy Match
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
Electrolux
11
3%
Da Pont (1950) common
6%
14% Mar
250
72
30VB
":
■
5.15
:
Feb
Jan
13,035
16%
20%
35
„
-
Mar
Mar
14
17%
20%
11%
17%
17%
20%
49
92
85
220
530
225
?-
-
34% •
850
Corp—L-
Ltd
Zellers
Feb
335
90
48
49%
10 Vi Mar
:
Mar
1,050
20%
Apr
Jan
8% Mar
25
88
89%
Dominion Tar 6c Chemical common—*
Redeemable preferred
23%
Dominion Textile common
*
22
Feb
Mar
46
20
20
Jan
'
Jan
14%
14%
Dominion Steel 6c CoaL
7%%
45
87%"
10
Jan
Jan
40
10%
71
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston (Geo) class A
.
24% Feb
a20
*
—
31'A
35
140
1.475
57%'
28%
:
Walker Gooderham & Worto
Apr
250
Steel
united
4.10 Feb
35
common
4,662
90
;
37%
74 '
—10
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils
:
Feb
31%
—
16% Mar
9
"10%
*
30%
1
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Mar
•
Corsets
19% Mar
225
•
36%
10%
Ltd_J__
Texaco Canada
Jan
•
Bridge
-'
! 48
V 49
37%
Class 'B
Dominion
17%
Jan
Jan
16% Mar
15'A Jan
Consolidated Mining 6c Smelting—"
Consolidated Textile
Consumers Glass
•
Dominion
1,410
36
,
15% Mar
16%
13Tb Mar
-2,210
42%
<-v,;:34%'
*
A—
845
."
v
33%
42
__
•
•
Canada,',,
of
Apr
Jau
21% Mar
Apr
"
9% Feb
33
Co
Steinbergs
20
-
•
Simpsons
31% Mar
33
--50
Canada
Jan
101
i?
common—_—-*
46
99% Feb
28'A Jan
18%
'14% V14J%: "
14%
,
9!00 "9.00
preferred,:
80
11%
9.75 Mar
375
Jan
100% Feb
'35 *: Apr
'"
75%' Jan
1,000
17%-
*
com,
17
x33Vb
Williams
13%
'
50
Breweries
9 Vb Mar
1,191
20
17%>;;-17%
common,,*
Series. B 4%$>
Sherwin
flicks'
'
80 ::
Mar
■%,{.•;
a,,
Jan
17%
iFower
ac
40
Jan
Mar
36
A
>'
21
•
A
Series
43% Apr
22% Jail
38:
-
96
10% ;
;7 v.-
Jan
14V4 Mar
Jan
.-..-300
9.75
Feb
.;.;
Feb
•-''255
-
.20
preferred—
Bhawlnlgan Water
Class
78%
'
.
:
:
71
new
:
;';
34%
i
Feb ;
7
Feb
4,948
•
Warrants
14% Jan
8% Jan
'
..5"
Iclass A
common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
7
78V4-?:!
•
43
10
-.
Apr
69 % Mar
.
Apr
'98
25
12%
19
.•
::-'-;575-
.1 *
Apr
■
42
847
ra85V
34X;f-34
10
J
44%
•
10 Yi
•
t
t 40.
—100
common
Jan
125
i \-
'
A
St Lawrence Cement
Feb
a
-;:39
Jan
*: -75 r;:<• 13
.
20
^^Va85
:
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Preferred
•;.. ■
■,
v
,
11% Mar
Paper
'
Feb
35
a
61Va Jan
4% Jan
/
1.695
~
43%
•
Royal Bank of Canada——:
32% Jan
Apr
14%
10%
145
(Canada) common
preferred
Rolland
650
-,v
Jan
36%
Jan
3GV2
600
57k
13%
___
10 Va
546
Gla/4
r
19% .-;i9%>
hreferrcd„.__100
Aluminum
275
Feb
25% Jan
30% Feb
j
a—
Mar
44%
.
,
Mar
31 %
-
•
Jan
*53
Apr
*
fen
.14%
Feb
v
Feb
19
iJan
2
23^
5
15% Mar
Apr
14
4,070
95
Jan
14*
■
31% Apr
•
AJan
50
2; 565
•
r. 44,% f 45
&14 al4 V4
39
4
Jau
Mar
Jan
16
125 ■'v
SI4 " ' 7
:
94
295
i 6io.:^.. .•40
35
•
Jan
105, v, ,15
891
al06%al06Va
50
(A V)
53/t%
32
•.-31 Vs
•
19%
•51
27
40
.
Feb
Jan
Jan
3,617
.
14 fe
"" 33
44%
JL,
21% Mar
11% Mar
18%
A—
Jan
106
14%
clfcis
Roe
-
Mar
Feb
•
Reynolds
Jan
•
a42
67%. i v* i 67
5.75 ;" " '5:75
•
Mar
Mar
36
7%
'
Power
Jan
14%
Zellerbach
35
•
• common
Quebec
42
17%
46
20,,..
...
11%
11 Va
11%
.39%:;r: 39Va ;39%
Natural Gas
25
19%
Crown
5%
Feb
*
125
4 a4ll
,32
al06%
200
Transport'common
preferred
—t.
Quebec
12
•
.
;
•
—
Provincial
Jan
Jan
9%
•
—
:
t."
•
1
25% Mar
—
Coghlin
230
•
Power Corp of Canada
Premium Iron
Ores.
Mar
JRn
7;
.*■
52%'
■
•
14%%? 14%
*
:
Price Bros A Co Ltd
40%
•
95
-2^,1 a23 *:a24 V,
;:———-—-100
Powell River Company.
Apr
Jan
,al¥
Ail
50
-
V
■
■-
a42>*
1
—1
Jan
15
3.00 Mar
a
Canadian Vlckers
Cockshutt Farm Eaulpment
10%-
•
Tubea-.l
common
preferred
Placer Development
14%-
a
a!4
,
Hi v..
51%
common,,,:—0
Petroleums—|
43
11% Mar
18% Mar
(B J)
Combined Enterprises
Mills common
Products
Steel
25%
17% Apr
8% Jan
425
20
*
11% Apr
22% Apr
18% Jan
29% Jan
60
17 V*
20%
al4%
_*
.*
6c,c
28% Jan
37% Mar
325
31
—
99%
Jan
99% Jan
38 Ve
6% preferred.
20
Fairbanks Morse com——.*
preferred
Penmans
Jan
851
*
17%
common
Page-Herscy
Mar
Feb
20%
,
Jan
11
39
Flour
Jan
26%
175..;
.96;.'. >v96 TV- 96 .V-
!
Apr
••*.
59%
Canadian Cottons
Companies
14%
Jan
Mar
17%
—.—
Apr
9
36%
37
20%
International Power,,
Preferred
Pacific
*101
25
Canadian
46% Feb
42
39%
i
Jan
13
25
2B
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries common
Ontario
Jan
28
25
Canadian Husky
Ogilvie
Feb
,31
~
•
47.;;;
21%-.1
:iiVv/:i7 ;£.17
.
Jan
*
42
le
Preferred
Feb
18
32'A
92
*
pfd
51%
:
...
*
common
Noranaa Mines Ltd—:
40
27
Jan
625
'—.——100
•
Con
Jan
22%
309
„
Chemical preferred._5
Cat
Niagara Wire Weaving common
Feb
80
36 %
2G
-
Mar
4,115
22 Va
Class E preferred
43
47%
Steal
22%
280
18%
*7.-
'
Hign
498
•
41%•' ••
,18%
j,,
:
—.*—.———*
preferred
National
.-
41%.41
j
5
—,
National Drug &
Feb
40 V2
2,074
11%
Cellulose
Converters class A
Apr
Low
25%
25%'
25'
:
•
';- 25
'
18%:.
40
Locomotive
High
,25* (.ti-V -25
1—•
A
Preferred
44%' Feb
100
33%
34
.,100
A
52
Low
•
Morgan & Co common
33%
21
It
series
Apr
33
■•v
30
—
Montreal Trust
300
•
;
99 Va
Montreal
Feb
12% Jan
35% Jan
185
common
,
Feb
49% Jan
225
Canadian Celanese
$1.75 series
S'/tf
i
2,515
11
Preferred
Oil
265
16% '
38 V'4
36%
Canadian British
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
50%
16%
37%
43%
13%
class
—
89%
Jan
Par
Ltd
B
Jan
7%
Mar
11
*
Preferred
40
45
36%
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common—
Canadian
50
Bri werles
Class
7
Jan
125
Molson
.
50%
39 % Apr
84% Mar
45 >4
•
Malting 4%r/c preferred
Steamship common..
Canadian
45
'
45
Jan
41%
:„,J——-_*
common.
Chem
6
Feb
1.10 Mar
Jan
50
43%
13'A
44
Jan
41%
45%
50'A
16%
l
preferred
61.00
196
a
6
J
High
47 % Mar
4,096
86
7%
a86
37%
11
Canada Iron Foundries common
4 lk e/e preferred
Canadian
52
39Tb
'
45%
*
......
—
Preferred
Cement
52
a8G
43 Va
46
39%
39 %
•
200
48
6%.
3,445
44,186
100
52
*
Products
Calgary Power
48
6V1
0V4
-•
■
LOW
45
44
v
7 >/*
50
Company
Bruck Mills Ltd class A
Canada
Apr
80
Brown
Canada
95c
red pfd-100
—
BO
preferred
$1.30
Apr
43,434
48
•
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power-,
British Columbia Telephone
Canada
39%
1.02
.SO
4%%
Building
26,956
95c
.50
American Oil common.
5 %%
40%
6V4
British Col Elec 4aA%
5%
High
49%
40
Paper
Brazilian Traction Light * Power
British American Bank Note Co
British
Low
—«5
Telephone
Rights
%
1.01
Bell
—
Apr
Feb
1.70
24
1.60
44
42
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
27
Apr
13%
Jan
17% -Feb
29
Apr
-8
Mar
15Va
Jan
32%
Feb
Number 5837
Volume ' 89
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(1709)
371
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
of Prices
Par
Mining
Limited—,~
—1
Algom Uranium
Mines Ltd—
—1
Exploration
Mines Ltd—;
Shares
Ameranium Mines
Low
16%
a
25c
26c
1
Ltd
16%
a
25c
~Il
—
3.55
4
al7
26c
4 tic
5c
89c
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd-
1
11c
Prices
4tic
19c ;
Ltd
Bailey Selburn Oil
& Gas Ltd
40c
Mar
Jan
26c
Apr
6c
10 Vic
»
4c
Jan
72c
Jan
8Vic
Jan
1.22
6c
Mar
cl A—_1
2,620
2c
Apr
62c
19,615
56c
Jan
85c
179,300
9c
Feb
21c
Apr
.8.80
8.80
275
23c
25c
4,500
22c
6c
6 Vic
2,500
4Vic
8.65 Mgr.
10%
25c
1
Ltd--
1
Ac,new
Jan
6 Vic
Bateman Bay Mining Co
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
1
1
7c
Bellechasse. Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines" Ltd
1
60c
82c
87c
78c
*
224,300
46c
Mar
Feb
Apr
6C
7c
15,000
4Vic
Feb
10c
60c,
67c
38,200
42c
Jan
84c
Ajax
500
6c
Jan
13c
Oil
Bluewater
&
Ltd
Gas
Bonnyville Oil &
Mar
85c
16,200
55c
Mar
85c
Apr
50c
58,024
33c
Jan
60c
Jan
10c
10,200
7Vic
Jan
15c
Jan
21c
21c
1,500
lOVic
Jan
42c
Mar
5c
6 Vic
4,600
8.50
8.75
4,800
7'/8
1.50
1.50
50c
9c
Fefb
,_1
Collieries
.1
Ltd
Resources
8.55
10c
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Conorama
;
4,200
5%
Jan
712
1.50 Mar
1.85
4c
—1
16c
i5c
17c
13c
12q
,13c
25,200
8c
Jan
43c
35c
44c
116,460
21c
Jan
.
Ltd
Corp
11
11
5
1,400
8.00
2,725
.
_♦
1——1
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
11
7.90
_*
Cehtral-Del Rio Oils Ltd
32,400
Vfc
-5%C
9.75
.1
7.40 Mar
9.15
Cleveland Copper Corp—
—1
5Vic
Apr
9Vic
1,000
65c
Jan
99 c
10c
12,500
7c
Jan
12c
17c
Jam
19c
20c
27,100
12c
13c
13c
2,500
10c
Consol Bi-Ore
15c
16c
1
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd,—l
6c
2,500
3,000
6c
6c
6c
Jan
22c
Jan
Jan
/
Class B warrants-
Dome
Mines
Metal
1
—
11 Vie
Ltd—
8V2C
16%
Feb
12c
Jan
Apr
2,000
.2.10
10c
500
12c
14 Vic
Apr
Arcan
"
Area
lOVic
18c
Mar
10,500
18c
34,500
13c
50
2.75 Mar
28;
Feb
32
7c
1,000
6c
Feb
9Vic
700
66c
Apr
1.10
Jan
7c
25,000
4c
Jar.
lie
109,800
5?
Jan
17c
Apr
65'c
6,000
60c
Mar
93c
Jan
1_a28;Vi a28Vi
L.-/
yiZ\- 7c
•'
••""-6c
.-"-'i.
; ■
*i7c
i?
Futurity Oils Ltci——,
65c
a
—11
Gaspc Oil- Ventures Ltd"—"
.
66c
'
4C
9 Vic
14,500
Jan
9Vic
'4c
1,000
3c
Jan
78c
24,600
»46c
Mar
17%;"% 17%
17.%
iQb
-
■
"■
->
CZ i «a5.70' a5.80
—u-—
490
15
18%
7.25
Mines——:
Uranium
33%
3,840
30%
22c
22c
4,600
15c
Jan
73c
77c
28,100
426
Jan
19;
Apr
!■'
74c
Jan
;
Klines Ltd———
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kontiti Lead
Min
Labrador
Zinc Mines
A;
Ltd-—^
New
Nfew
New
Lake
Jack
Uranium
Mines
v.y)27V2.. 27%
v-.*8c 5vac
m0,000
'
New
New
Mines
26c
99c
45c
1.15
'1,000
V—'■ ;.Ki 23c<•> 26c
9,200
124,500
■
«A
j-'
71c
33c
32c 36 ViiC
.
5p
869
Oils
Qkaiti*
Ltd-u;__V-------u—
(1945)
,1.55
90c
Ltd-.—.—i.—-—,
Opemisca Explorers Ltd——
I
Opcmiska Copper"Mi'nes qQuebec)[ Ltd I
Otchan Uranium ' Mi'nes LtdI
.
Yellowknife
15.500
45p
1.10
300
20c
*
9c
2,000
j,
9.60
Apr
of
Jail
1.10 Mar
Mar
1'2%
Mar
Bell
1.88
Apr
Bibis
23c5
Jan
63c'y-'- 60c'
64c
593,240
40c
Feb
65c
40c
45c
14,000
30c "
Jan
JX
"5%c
5 Vic
3,000
4c
Feb
6Vi,c Jan
Porcupine' Prime Alines Ltd——— A
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd—' —1
Warrants ,———'—
7.V/2C-i""',7c
7 V-z C
5,900
7b
Mar
12c
72c
28,600
66c
Feb
.160.
1,000
16c
Apr
Apr
-1-
Vic
1,000
8 V2C
55C
59c
2,000
50p
1.85;.-'1.81
2.00
10.400
8
; 8 ViC
.
64c
1.24
50c
;
_L
74c
l.$0 Feb
30c
30c
1,000
279
6Vs»C'.*\ -G.Vy.C
7c
3.000
6c
Jan
Quebec Lithium
Corp,__—__——__1 )
Quebec! Oil Development Ltd—
.1
'V
i ' "6.80
7.00
600
5C
5c
3,000
24c
26c
2.30
Jan
Quebec Labrador Devel. Co Ltd
Quetjsi Copper Corp Co Ltd
—^rl
—
!.
,
,
QueBec Smeltina Refining Ltd-—-
—1
.
*V '
26.C
4.15
r
.
\
\
St
Gold
Mines
Mines.
Lawrence River
i
Mines
Sheraritt-Gordon
Sixcalts. Oils
Sisco Geld
SOuth
.
Dufault
Mines
Ltd
,
3.50-
1.20 >,
HViCL
Blue
,
—
\
1
8.65.
8.65
8.75
3.620
22%
365
21 Vb
22
22'/'
970
22
1.65
1.65
1.65
1,300
20 Vbc
23c
4,100
18%c Jan
8c
Scotia
Tazi&
Mines
Ltd—,
Tib Exploration Ltd
■
Jan
,4\
—
Titan Petroleum Goro
Trebor
Mines
United OHs
r
Westburne
Westville
Oil
:_r_
1.62
Co
Jan
Apr
Jan
13c
Jan
32,500
13c
Apr
-.11
11
2,000
116
Feb
17c
Jan
,
13%
3,400
13
Jan
15% Jan
-
18c
Jan
ii,500
18Vic
Jan
170,800
19Vic
Jan
2.05; Jan
2.18.
For
8c
,
40.
86,700
14c
Jan
23c
7,000
6c
Jan
31 Vb
115
49 Vb
32%
25c
26%
.
19%c
Jan
20c
27%
28
275
18
125
1.00
1.10
28,290
.
-
26
18
-50
39%
Apr
76c
Apr
1.10 Mar
1.60
1.75
23,205
90c
Jan
2.00Mar
18 Vbc
19c
„
1.53
1,300
Jan
17c 19Vbc
50,479
Petroleums
93,150
14,650
10 %c
Jan
72c
Mar
92c
lc
19c
15c
12c
1
14,250
lc
Mar
10c
Jan
40,620
5,000
12c
Jan
22c
Mar
10c
Mar
24c
Jan
14c
50
53
120
7c
7 Vbc
7,500
6c
Jan
9p
8%c
9c
4,000
7c
Mar
53c
Jan
61c
40
(T
G)
-
"
60c
64c
44%
48
49
49
»•
15,600
160
,
—:
common
6
Jan
Jan
19%c Feb ;
1,316
10c
47,000
7.50
4,212
99c
95c
99c
7%
4,400
51,512
42 %
75
37
:
Apr
Bruck
.
Reef
Mills
-1
class
A
Brunhurst
16c
Jan
Mar
15c
Jan
29c
Mar*
Buffalo
21c
Jan
34c
Mar
Buffalo
3,000
7c
Jan
12c
Feb
Feb
42% Mar
41
41%
245
85 Vb
86
240
85
Mar
90
45
46
630
45
Mar
47%
49 %
50%
705
49% Jan
40
Mar
16%
16%
9,034
12%
16%
17'/*
1,173
16 Vb
17%
2,104
14%. Feb
14% Feb
Feb
..
Feb
37 Vb
38 V'a
51%. Feb
18
Jan
Ankerlte
Building
Bullochs
Class
6.621
Red
Feb *
.
17%. Ja»
17% Feb
.
B
Jan
Feb
45
4,428
"56c
22,461
13%
13%
130
11
125
8%
2.20
Jan
5c
Jan
.
50c
13
2.80
100
7%c
9,000
II,000
7c
3.10
3.05
3.15
2,850
14c
13 %c
15c
45,750
2.00
2.10
4,425
7 Vbc
8c
4,000
.,
6c
3.05
12c
Apr
Apr
Mar
—
2.05
class
11
Jan
—
—
1.30
Jan
0%c Jan
9c
Jan
2.20 Apr
9c
Jan
39
Jan
Mar
35 Vb
37
828
7
7
100
5%
Feb
7
5
5
100
d
Apr
5%
35% Apr
Jan
3.70 Feb
22c
7
-
Apr
3.25 Mar8 Vac Mar
35 Vb
A
Jan
"
6c
—
,
59c
14 %. Jan
Mar
—
Lake
40%. Mar
46% Feb
Jan
40
43
52C
6%C
Products
Ltd
35%
44
52c
—
& Smelting
Buffadison Gold
7,600
19.000
Feb
Feb
42
•
41
—
Mines
29c
Jan
3.30Mar
44%
.
——
Mines
Mining
4c
Jan
11
,—^
Brunsman
92c
38
2.80
Class B
Brunswick
Jan
255
-1
_.
Jan
Mar
40
38
.28
Telephone
Jan
3c
39
16%
Mines
6.60
75c
Apr
17%
Columbia Forest Broducts.
2.59
10,500
Jan
39
„
Columbia Packers class A—
9Vic Feb
34,000
19,900
15,005
2.71
40
86
-'.—
British
6c
4c
3.25
39
50 Vb
2.10 Mar
79c
3.00
50
—
Brown Company
78c
'Mar
45 Vb
*
preferred
Feb
30e
7%, Apr
Jan
Feb
6
Apr
99c
Mar
74c
39
2,700
3,300
8.55 Feb
7.05 Jan
3.10
—
Mar
79c
50% Feb
8c
6%
9c
39 Vb
preferred
,
45'% Mar
7
Feb '
7.25
6%
-
.
Feb
Jan
Apr
8%C Feb
10c
Jan
44% Apr
43% Jan
-100
7.40
9 Vbc
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*
53
Jan
50
42'/*
1
Jan
1.08
:
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7c
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Apr
20c
27 %c MaT
19c
53
common
36c
Jan
Feb
44%
14%c Mar
19c 21'be
86c"
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1
Columbia
9c
1.96 Apr
31,016
507,917
6%
—.
Columbia Power
94c
'
Feb
1.30 Jan
1.03
.50
—
—
British
Jan
18 %
Apr
Jan
Jan
1.96
—1
Broulan
Mar
5.15
"
40%
.50
—
Feb
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30
"
25c.
60c
500
Feb
22 %c Mar
Apr
90c
Apr
Mar
9
Mar
16c
%
36c
95c
_1
Jan
7,000
32
6'/* Feb
„
Feb
52
Jan
16,689
8%
Jan
Apr
7 Vbc Mar
47% Jan
245
29c
8%
'
preferred
Traction
28c
8c,
23c
14c
Pioneer
23c
7 Vic
19 %C
2,719
5,200
—1
Gold Mine*
21c
-
Jan
39%
1
4
,26c
.
26c
1
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i 26c
22c
Jan
1.65
1
1
Uranium
preferred,
%
27c
17c
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1,200
.
15,150
Feb
1.94
40%
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Jan
23c
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page
,
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77c
1.40 Jan
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2.84 Alar
3 Vic
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see
2.20
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footnotes
5.35
2.16
*;
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7c
72c
Mar
18
Mines
25c
117,923
84c
Mar
60c
15,550
1M
1
preferred
preferred
5%% preferred
6c
70c
61c
118,350
16 Vbc
—
6 Co
6Vic
9,100
75c
28
4%%
1.20
77ey",.
67c
63C
32
Mines
Corp
4 V-> Co
1.25
6 Vic
1.65
65c
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4.50
35c
Jan
1.61
21c
common
Columbia
1.100
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Mar
3.00 Apr
74
Mar
2.80 Apr
65 c
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4%%
Apr
22p
65%
73%
48%
Mines
Brazilian
Jan
.
Pfoducts Ltd
Co
Mines
.
1,581
72 Vb
class A
Copper Corp
Bralsaman
Mar
5:15
1
Vglor Lithium Mines Ltd
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Vanguard : Explorations Ltd
Virginia- Mining, Corp_
Weedon- P^rite
Copper Corp ,Ltd_
Wendell Mineral
31c
60'
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,'
70c
Ltd
Corn
Ltd.
1
,
Ltd
United Asbestos
I
10c
Feb
8%
Mines
Boy mar
Bralorne
7Vic Jan...
709
,
Jan
51%
25Vbc
preferred
Bowater Paper
1,000
21c
8c
8,019
26,268
6c "7 Vbc
Mines.
Feb
44,000
Feb
20c
5%
3,700
20c
3,500
60
3.00
1
Bouzan Mines Ltd.
Mar
13,235
V'",
20C
OVbc
Mining
Mar
2.65
2.00 Jan
73c
9c
:20c 21 Vic
Feb
24
25c
2.80
73
.1
Ltd
3.65
3.50
•
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Apr
58'/*
Gas
Oil-.
.
10% Jan
25% Feb
8.60 Mar
59
.10
American
Jan
i
Jan
8c
3.00
Britalta Petroleum
Feb
6.50 Mar
'
.
J
Jan
8
1
-"-v.
1.60 Mar
23c
1
British
4fc
Feb
Mar
23
Feb
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Sc
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21 Vb
-
81c
..,2.45
6
,-275
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22
—
Bay
3.95
-20c
*
:sv
Apr "r
3.05 Mar
18% Feb
21 Vb
1
.-10
British
Tache- Lake Mines Ltd.
8
3.50
6 Vbc
Jan
25
!
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1-25
13V?
-
3.50
2.65
-21
—
Mines
Quebec
Bordulac
Jan
47c 'Mar
'
1
50
6 Vbc
.
1
•
—1
Consol
Bonvllle Gold
80c
i'—
21
7%
J'
——
Bright
3.25
,
29 % Feb
15c; Jan
Feb
18c
...475
21
21
common
Uranium
Black
Feb
Feb
-13
,
13,800
2.85
1 Vbc
.3.50
.
24% Apr9%cMar
8,500
;
2.80
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Bidcop
.9Vic
.
.
Jan
B0«
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" 99C
:
,
~-l
,
Stadacona Mines." (1944 r Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Alines Ltd—
Sullivan- Cons Mines Ltd-,
!
*
Apr
4.85
5,745
-
Apr
Feb
•7
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Feb
Apr
13,275
M
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14%
16c
1.75
3. GO
cl
26
18c 19 Vbc
11'A
Jan
Feb
3.45
—2
24%
'
2.09
Apr
lie
64c
Ltd—_—1
—
430
Apr
13% Mar
93,000
Mar
3,600
!—
7
1.61
11%
20
14c 15 %c
35c
2.000
Ltd
355
.
Mar
14c
Jan
7c
—'-
11 %
14%
13c
Feb
22c
1.70
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mhies
1.61
11%
32
8c
8,700
1.49
3.40
1.50 Mar
21c
7.25 Mar
;
Jan
Apr
Jan
23c
5Vic Mat
'.6 Vic
;
99c
6y8
Feb
Feb
1.70
.
36
Jan
1.50
Mar
4c
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;
6,100
Jan
10c
5c
b
*
Ltd
_———
1.35
23c
Apr
14c
r
Jan
i
Uranium
Red Crest
1.20
Mar
4%c
12,500
■
Radiore
160,132
Jan
15c
225
150.500
A
Bcvcon
.
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Jan
19,000
6c
Exploration
Bowacer
5
Mar
7c
21c
Apr
40c
55c *
Jan
100
Jan
6c
B
Blcroft
Quebec ChIboug(Wnau Goldfields Ltd-^1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd-—.1
45
Feb
4C
17c
—
Bethlehem
Feb
Ehiidex Minerals Ltd_ 1
Jan
96
.
Mar
I6cr-;' 16c
3d
205
Mines.
Telephone
92fc
;
I,665
5,000
1.03
/
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1.32, Jan'
28c
,
45
4%c
10c 10 Vbc
Belcher Mining Corp.—:
ittp
69C r yy 67c"
Feb
99 %
6%
18Vbc
—
Mines
Class
Feb
3,500
—
Jan
6e
Nova
Class
2,055
Lld_
52c
11%
A——
Beattic Duqjicsnc
.
731,800
Co
Jan
4.15
Mines
Bathurst Power & Paper
10
Pitt Gold Mining
34c
20c
Uranium
20c
-J1
.
Feb
19c 19 %c
Products class A
Metals
1.88
Corp__■—'
37,612
46c
40c
4%c
——
of
1.54
Pennbec Mining
Mar
6%,
class
Montreal
Belletcrrc
:
45c
4%C
Bata Petroleums Ltd
'
* Jan
20c
Jan
Jan
44
37%
Oils
Baska
Apr
17c
9.25
26c
4%c
preferred
2nd preferred
" 9,60
:'
1,800
39c
Jan
99
Mines
Fabrics
i9 tic
•
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1.76.u
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1 y
Paudasli Lake Uranium Mines Ltd.;—1
19
Mines
River
Electric
Base
,1.85 Apr
Jan
53
Apr
4 Vbc
99
26%
Gold
Aunor
Barnat
Apr
16c
Mar
45c
Mines
Barymin
1.
12c
23c
Jbn '
5'/a
Mines
Lumber
1.50
-1
Steels
Beaver
.
Apr
12
30-
Feb
Beaver
7.
17c
50%
100
38c
*
Feb
2,010
Mar
h14c
-
18,600
52
12
13%
4.50 Mar
' ?
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14c
18c
52"
12
1.61
27c
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4.90
17c
12
44'/a-
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200
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..
5.00 Apr
B
16,500
,
Obaiski
2.95 Mar
4.50
1.71
Bank
Jan
ge
Jan
9%; Jan
1.18
Feb
17c
11c
Jan
Jan
1,747
1,350
Apr
3,85
1,750
25c
Jan
6
„
18c
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Lodge
60,815
Mar
67c
95c
8%
-
48
Beatty
13c
15c
12,122
86C
8%
93
Jan
1.74 >
♦122,000
16c
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Feb
Mar
13c
18c
17c
8%
55,000
9c
-U ■-
Feb
.100
Rights
1.34 Mar
Jan
18c
18c
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1.52 Mar¬
Jan
Feb
13 Vbc
96c
6p
14c
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Jan
3.40
7,900
Feb
.
17Vbc
Gold
Jan
-
Mar
17c
42'/* Mar
'5b
14c
Feb
45c
15c
Jan
469
3(85
45%
Jan
Jan
6,500
17c:
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22.
Jan
24c
Jan
'
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North American Asbestos Corp
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North American Rare Metals Ltd—Ml ■
Feb
43
37,050
22
69
Bank
Apr
36Vic
Jan
21
495
41c
46
62.750
7 Vic
825
44%
37c
195
93c
17,500
38% Mar
245
7 Vac
9c
Apr
Mar
4,025
84c
7c
86c
:
Jan
54c
26%
16,120
Jan
83
Basco Oil &
Feb
27%
Apr
39 Vb
31c
44%
•
Bankeno Mines
Jan
,
26c
Jan
6.100
4,559
9,350
48
V.Gc
9c
;
3,000
-
t
10%
37%
Banff
V Feb
75c
Jan
Mar
71% Mar
80
5 Co
1.75 Mar
Jan
1.05
24
Mar
-
Feb
47%
1.16
'8c
.
7p
600
Jan
1.30
"•,97c
;. -:,t8c
97c,
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i
288,600
Mar
22
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5%%
T.85 Mar
58^ Mar
Mar
17
41c
—1
Bailey Selbuni Oil * Gft* clan A
Jan
55c
45c ;'-iJan
139
Jan
61c
Feb
44'/-
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AvillabSwja Mines
Feb
20c
Jan
Jan
14
1
19c
1.30
8Vac
v.
—20c
Ltd/--;——j—«v-v—1
71c
59c
iJl'tr. 1,25
!;
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43c
Feb
25
!ioo
Class B
,
Jan
7c
Mar
72,000
«.
30% Mar
Jan
2,700
18c
24%
-50
•«
-
-
Auto
Apr
10c
.
21% Jan
Feb
82c y
Feb
4,900
Mining
Normetal
^
Jan
4Vac
47c
1
Santiago Mipes Ltd ;
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Spring Coulee Oil As Minerals,Ltd_* ,
West Amulet Mines" Ltd———1
Nocana-
26j
725
Feb
20Vi
Feb
1.45
'
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69
Lio
Ltd
Pacific Coal A: Oils Ltd
6,000
18f-16%e
V' 180
—i
1
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940
9e
1.33'
—
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Mines
Hosco
.
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Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd--—iw
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
Monpre Mining- Co Ltd————
New- Formaque
.
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——^
Montgary Explorations Ltd——
19Va\
19
.
1- %.7e
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Morrill- Island Mining Ltd-
7c
■:
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Explor
&
'
19
2.80 Feb
14,585
45c
26%
21%-
Resources
Aumaque Gold
,
35 Vi Mar
-
*
3.75
2.00 Jan
83
Aumacho
2.55 Mar
32VI:
;
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10c
Feb
26%
—
:
Auto
Jan
45c
Jan
2.70 Jan
9,303
48
Aubelle
Jan
2.40
45m
Jan
15c
10% Apr
35% Jan
Mines.
Atlin-Ruffner
Jan
4c
100
68
121
37
Atlas
' Jan
80c
Mgr
27,000
32%
Bollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd—
International Ceramic Mining Ltdrso
8c
2.40
-
Ltd—-——
19%
155
Mines
Atlas
*
7c
"r -2.40
v7c
Haitian- Copper Coru Ltd—
Hillcrest Collieries
285
70
10%
35 %v 37%
Ash Temple common
Jan
4.80 Alar
60
22%
70
Corp common
preferred
preferred —-.——
Class
4Vic Jan
65c
■
4c
.x65cr■".<
53c
17,455-
10%:
Nickel
Ashdown
j
7 Vic Mar
'-"4c
,9c
Gateway. Oils
Ltd——,
Golden Age Mines Ltd-————
Gunnar Mines" Ltd———
.7—
21%
Asamera Oil
Jan
66c
;
13,608
Mines
Arjon
"
Company Ltd-.;—
7,200
16%
.
Jan
$2.50
Apr
8c
16c
53c
16%
Feb
Jan
1.02
$2.40
Jan
Jan
r*48c
17c
—.
50c
16%
Corporation
Argus
Apr
Jan
Mar
8d
50c
-1
.50
Mines
3.80 Mar
18
59c
Mar
24
———
Cons
8c
35,437
1
.10
Warrants
Jan
1.05
11c
9c
22%
Petroleums
Arcadia
Alar
19
J
23%
Anthes Imperial
B
1st preferred
Jan
17c
Apr
.
Rouyn
Apex
2.50 Mar
Jan
16%
950
2.10
Jan
6c
11,000
—12c
:■
2.09
i,000
ll'.ic 12 Vic
Ltd——_
Fpntana- Mines (1945) Ltd—.—,
Fundy- Bay. Copper Mines Ltd—
Warrants
Apr
1.05
44c
-1
Ansil
Apr
3.25
Jan
13,896
Feb
Jan
Jan
48c
Feb
8Vbc
Jan
3.15
Anglo
Feb
15
1.56 Mar
76c
1,200
9c
16%"' '•'<16'/t
Ltd——-————,
Mining
9c
.
Faiconbrldge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration
Inc
Fatima
2,710
2.20
2.18
1
Mines
Mines
2,000
•
Empire-Gil & Minerals Inc—~
Fab
600
86c
1.11
Ltd
East Sullivan
3.25
85c
Ltd——
Mines
Donaida
3.15
Mar
11
68c
Cdn Pulp & Paper pfd_'——. -50
Huronlan
Anglo
•
Mining Co Ltd-—
Mines
15
:_1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Dolsan
14=1.
-4
Consolidated Halllwell Ltd
Courncr
15
1
2,500
22
Jan
2.50
Anglo
.
'
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd-
90c
'
Feb
Mar
29c
Mar
3.15
12%
2.85
Lead Mines
Anchor
(
Mar
7Vic
50c
2.35
—
Warrants
Jan
21c
7,420
3.00
Analogue Controls
Feb
18c
Feb
100
54c
2.45
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
Mar
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava—I—1.50
3.50
16%
50c
Oils
Cons
Co 4','0
preferred
preferred
Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Mar
-,9c
10,350
Jan
3.40
10c
•
Trunk
Roxana
Anacon
5,500
•
Jan
Mar
20
16'/4
1
4'/i%
Jan
6c
70c
7c
19c
210
III*
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Amalgamated
Feb
70c
9c
Ltd
12
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75c
Mines
Jan
3,000
54c
Algoma Steel
.
12
2,700
44c
common
Aluminum
Apr
;.
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd,
Pacific
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
44c
Feb
20
90c
Warrants
13Vic Mar
10%
27c
1
Gold
trust
Gas
Allied
23% Jan
1,140
16%
—
Distillers
Preferred
'
Jan
7 Vbc
! _50c
—
High
40
23%
19c
.
Alar
23c
Feb
,13c
10c
11 %
1
Algom Uranium common
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry
10% Mar
Mar
11%
Low
415
.3 45
Shoe————
Explorations
Alberta
Jan
3,500
Ltd
—.
Alberta
Feb
1,000
9 Vic
Feb
Limited_l
Ltd
Explorations
Asbestos
Cassiar
9c
Mines
Voting
Feb
7.35
23%
35% Mar
7c
Common
GVic
4Vic Mar
1
Explorations
Quebec
.
1
Canuba Mines Ltd
Cartier
,
-3
com
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
5c
23%
Range Since Jan. 1
3.341
Mines—
Yellowknife
Alberta
*
1
Ekl—;
Mines
"
47c
9%c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Cdn
70c
,
1
.
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Calumet Uranium
;
:—1
Refining Corp
Bornite- Copper Corp
85c
•
:
37%
Oil
&
Petroleums
Alba
Feb
9c
9c
35%
11 %
common-.
Mines
Akaitcho
'
1
Sugar
Surpass
Agnic'o
1.30 Alar
"Jan
37
common.
20
Advocate
Jan
33c
"
Baker Talc Ltd
Paper
Uranium
Gas
Acme
Shares
High
19c
&
Atlantic
Acadia
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Class A
Feb
20c
Dollarf
Sales
23%
Power
Acadia
Mar
16c
■
Last
Preferred
Jan
15c
Canadian
Week's
Sale l'rlee
Abitibi
Exchange
Expressed in
Par
Feb
58c
-—:—
58c
Mines
Are
10% Mar
7,000
4 tic
Ltd
Augustus Exploration Ltd—
Aulf Metal
Barvallee
Shown
STOCKS
3.80 Mar
Pen
Jan
2,000
12c
Mines
Jan
4,500
„
90c
Mines
Toronto Stock
14
192,700
_20c
Arno
\
High
19c
930
19,100
18 tic
tic
!*-30
-100
29tie
Mines Ltd-—-
Lead
Anacon
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.50
*
Ltd
Alscope
Alta
APRIL
Friday
Mines
Advocate
ENDED
Stocks—
Oil
and
Low
WEEK
for Week
llange
Sale Priee
FOR
Sales
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, April 13,1959
...
(1710)
CANADIAN MARKETS
range for
Last
of Prices
Low
Par
Bunker Hill Ext—
#
Oils
7
Mines
Petroleum
—200
—
Canada Cement
Preferred
Malting
Canada
common
7.425
b
Class
Mtge—
Ltd preferred
Permanent
Canada
Canada Safeway
Oils
Southern
Canada
69c
2,500
27
Apr
35
Jan
97
100
1,610
78%
Jan
100
Apr
Jan
101
Mar
101
50
60c
66c
26,900
8.75
21,086
10%
33%
10%
33%
1,305
32
Jan,
37
27
Jan
28%
23 %
Wire
105
4,995
12%
36%
1,065
33%
Apr
37%
Jan
94%
290
91
69%
76 Vo
Feb
Feb
Cournour
265
Apr
Jan
100%
73
26
Apr
Craigmont Mines
Cclanese
Canadian
$1
—-
965
Croinor
110
88
Mar
90
Jan
Crown
50c
Mar
85c
Jan
Crown
3.30
3.50
42%
12
42%
122
12%
350
14
.25
58%
39%
common
Curtis
Wright
Canadian
Drawn
pfd
Canadian Dredge &; Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Oil
7
v';
Husky
Oil
Malar tic
—■
5%
North
Oil
Inca—;
Cos
8%
21% Mar
Dome
1.30
6,500
1.20 Apr
1.57
Jan
7%
2,800
4.55 Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
4.10
Jan
Dominion
4.90 Mar
6.05
Jan
5.05
5.30
11%
570
5,200
80c
Jan
10%
34
25%
12
Mar
4ic
58c
15,275
17,060
34
50
25
Feb
108
108
20
108
Apr
50
25
47
Mar
2.05
Jan
preferred
Western
4'<'
Gas
Nat
Oil
27%
95
15%
25
2.01
14,292
Canadian Westinghoiise
Candore Exploration
1
18c
Can Erin Mines
Can Met Explorations
1
1
2.20
50
*
150
51%
95
17%c 18%'c
1.96
15,400
Asbestos
29%
Feb
5.40
2.50
8.00
Central Pat Gold
1
1.30
1.28
1.37
Central
1
16c
15c
16c
•
1.55
1.53
1.60
120
70%
70
70%
Porcupine
Charter oil
Trust
Chartered
Cheskiric
—
Gold
13,500
1,800
110
Mines—
Mining
Chrysler
—
Smelting
&
29%
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
20%
3.00
Jan
53
Feb
26c
Apr
Jan
1,07
Jan
63%
Willans
1
3.50
3.40
3.50
6,425
Cockshutt
Farm
*
14 %
14%
14%
Cody Reco
1
16 %e,
16 %c
18c
3,115
11,500
Coin Lake Gold Mines
1
15c
14c
15c
1
47c
Colomac
Equipment
Copper
Collingwood
preferred
Term
Yellowknife
Combined
Conduits
National
;
Feb
23 %c Jan
1.50 Mar
1.90 Jan
Jan
70% Mar
57
16 %c
Jan
28c
Fleet
62c
Jan
Feb
Apr
Mar
Feb
Jan
5%
19c
Feb
Geco
38c
Jan
99c
Mar
16
Jan
16
1,330
11%
Jan
5,889
32c
Jan
100
14
General
Feb
Development
80
14,900
50c
Jan
75c
32c
40c
Jan
40c
Apr
30 %c
35c
6,825
4,875
27c
32c
22c
Jan
35c
Apr
Giant Mascot Mine
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
8%c
8c
8%c
2,735
6%c Jan
10c
Feb
Glacier
9%
9%
540
8% Jan
13c
15c
61,833
lie
Feb
12c
13c
3,667
18,700
59,259
11c
Denison
1.
Mines
—
Discovery
1
Consolidated
Golden
1
•
1
-
Arrow
l
15
3.15
3.40
3.70
3.85
24 %c
28c
27c
51c
48C
48c
50c
8%c
8%c
8%c
27c
51c
27c 31 %c
88c
85c
95c
l
4.20
4.20
4.30
1
44c
44c
52c
24,995
17,628
Ltd
Consofidated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
see
Jan
52c
Jan
Feb
Mar
63c
22%
Apr
Feb
^
page
40.
5%
Apr
Jan
100
10%
Feb
g5c
60
56%
78c
500
60%
8,615
119
124
3,080
15*%
•
100
*
5
15%
16
50
5%
Feb
6%
Apr
Apr
Jan
99c
Feb
Jan
'
60%
—
108% Jan
1,040
14%
Jan
Jan
8c
Mar
17
10%c Jan
9c
9%e
12,700
32
32%
135
97
97
40
6.50
6.50
7.50
1,575
2.45
2.10
2.55
100,370
Jan
2.55
79
80
15
75
Jan
84
6%
6%
g%
650
6
Jan
31
Mar
35
90
Jan
97
\
6.50 Apf
1.80
Mar
Apr
9.00 Jan
41
40%
Jan
43
Apr
102
102
25
100
Jan
103
Mar
21%
20%
21%
7,800
17
Jan
49
44%
41 %
3734
832
7
Jan
27
Feb
24% Mar
8%
1,135
55%
5,048
60 %
57
57% Feb
63% Jan
44%
46 %
4914
7%
75
43% Mar
100
3.70 Mar
4.25 Mar
3.90
805
3.40
Jan
4,10 Mar
16%
16%
10%
3,950
Jan
1,865
52,900
30c
Jan
15c
15c 15 %c
8,500
1.38
20,600
Feb
5c
*
1,385
1.05
Jan
Jan
9c
6.25 Mar
16%
Apr
19c
Feb
1.50 Mar
12c
Feb
Mar
*
50
*
5
115
185
Jan
42
42
42
10
42
Mar
6%
6%
6%
300
8.75
8.75
8.75
3,000
Power
$2.80
preferred
b
——
7,214
18c
Jan
63c
Feb
32c
30c
33c
8,800
55,483
25c
Jan
7c
6%c
7c
20,133
6c
Jan
8c
Feb
1956
warrants
i
29 %C
28c
30c
ii,166
26c
Feb
40e
Mar
1958
warrants
Class b
Great West Saddlery
Greater
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
Apr
8.50 Feb
20c
Jan
50
194% Feb
48
Jan
7% Feb
9.00 Feb
38c
Mar
32c
17,750
1.70
1,700
1.41 Mar
2.24 Mar
41
35% Jan
42% Ma*
8.75
1,795
1,020
6
6%
2,685
5% Mar
2.90
225
2.25 Mar
39%
250
8.00
2.70
2.65
2.80
705
14%
14%
15
3,955
6%
—
Feb
Jan
Apr
39
1
6
6%
500
a.
40c
44c
29c
—
warrants
Great Plains Develop
West CoaT Class
6%
39
6
-
Class
188
Jan
2.75
1
common
39%
8.75
"warrants"
Gas
185
32c
1.50
29c
1
•
188
16 %c Mar
Feb
7.45 Jan
59c
72,200
—•
Jan
567
4.00
3.65
11c
Mines
Mar
4.00
44c
Lakes Paper
Jan
8
47
60%
7%
33,600
23c
Apr
Mar
7% Mar
42c
Great
Apr
125% Mar
97
9c
Jan
11-
32c
1.00
Mar
100
11
38c
92c
38c
100
6%
11
20c
2.25
1.06 Mar
5
6%
20c
20 %c
2.55 Mar
5
6%
39 %c
22c
'
Jan
1
95c
25%cMar
28
1
2.34
1.50 Jan
27% Feb
1
Lakes
'
373
6.75
Uranium
Northern
Feb
28
Mines
Warrants
Jan
27%
Eagle Gold
Granduc
Feb
28
14c
Great
5.25
Feb
1.12
22c
Great
75c
51
Jan
Mar
57c
Jan
Mar
1.05 Feb
Jan
Mar
18c
36c
Mar
,Jan
44
10c
Great
Feb
13c
53c
430
5,300
Jan
3.80 Jan
19 %c
7.560
26,850
48
39C
Granby Mining
Grandroy Mines
Jan
57c
Feb
67c
9,224
10 %c
38c
Jan
46
6.50
Goodyear Tire Canada common
4%
preferred
—.—
Gordon Mackay class a
3.95 Mar
47c
8.25
58c
10 %C
Mar
Gold
3.90 Jan
Mar
35c
15%C 16 %c
61c
42c
15
Tan
Apr
12C 13 %c
«
Nicholson Mines
Con sol Northland Mines
Mar
5.65
15.3901
20c 20 %c
l
Mines
lie
6.20
12c
2
2.40
7,200
5.65
20 %c
—l
Explor
17c
6.10
6.50
(Jan
19
1.13 Mar
1
Goldale
4.50 Jan
7,860
18,835
Mar
10%c
Mar
1.55 Mar
3.65
Jan
19
85c
1
11
Jan
19%
9,250
*
Mining
Goldfields
3.50 Jan
5,976
Prospecting
Jan
61c
31,400
5,000
Scientific
Mar
19c
72c
1.00
1.30
Glenn Uranium Mines
15%c Feb
■>,200
4.40
92c
1.30
17c
38c
Jan
99c
16%
17c
7%c Jan
Mar
18% Jan
—-1-1
•
1
common
Ltd
Jan
230,850
6,180
68c
Wares
Mines
13c
48c
4.05
19%
Geo
Ma*
2,319
i,000
4.10
Steel
General
Genex
Mar
24c
_•
•
1
12
Apr
163% Mar
17,765
13,769
1
Gold
ConsoMated Mogul
For footnotes
14%
3.20
—l
gonsolidated Mining & Oils Ltd
onsolidated Mic Mac
Smelting
Negus
15
14c 16%c
3-85
7
Lake
Consolidated Halllwell
Marcus
14 %C
15 %c Mar
32
•
300
•
Jan
24
1
1
General Petroleum Canada com
Class a
.—
4.00 Jan~
10
Jan
9c
■
1%
General Dynamics
General Motors
158
Jan
Jan
45c
1
1
General Bakeries
Feb
63c
Feb
Jan
14c
Jan
Feb
•
11%
10%
50c
Jan
Mar
100
Ltd
Mines
60c
149
Jan
10c
"20c
1
*
common
preferred
Jan
44%cMar
2.00 Mar
Co——— -7—
158
*
Flin__
28c
1.39 Mar
17
•
100
10
common
Power
16% Mar
21c
Apr
13
Ltd
Gatineau
Jan
Jan
14c
42c
Apr
Jan
22% Mar
20o
Ltd
Trailer
15c
2.20
72
27%
123
Debentures
12%
39c
Jan
80c
26,350
Apr
53%
725
———
Fruehauf
Apr
4.10 Jan
8c
Mar
71%
1,470
a
Co
Mines
Frobisher
2.85 Feb
6%c Jan
40% Mar
29
Jan
6,585
78c
Companies
Freiman <a j) preferred
French Petroleum preferred
63%
3.30 Jan
Jan
173.,
—»■
11%
15c
37%
27% Jan
'53
Apr
28%
Manufacturing
Fraser
Mar
89c
2.50 Mar
50
17%cMar
22%
*
60o
9%
7%c Jan
17%
*
Ford Motor Co (u s)
Ford of Canada class
1.65 Jan
1.23 Jan
2.65 Mar
28%
10
Class a
158
1
Mines
Consolidated Howey Gold
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Consoi
1.63 Mar
•
Gamma
Calllman
Gillies
Consolidated
Jan
15c
1.95
Jan
22%
—2p
i—
Products preferred
Fittings common ——
11%
•
Bellekeno
Consolidated
.
Preferred
Fibre
_•
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest—
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Consolidated
Apr
3.10 Jan
9.20 Jan
1.05
Jan
Jan
17%
1
*
Feb
2.20
12%
39 c
—*
-
Oil
Warrants
Consolidated
5.40
4.75 Mar
Jan
16c
28%
-1
class a
l
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
12 % Mar
Grain
—
Mining
Federal
lo
Mines
Key Mines
Consofidated Allenbee
Consolidated
Fatima
7.25 Mar
2.25
Mar
Copper Mines Ltd
changed to
Farwest Mining Ltd
1.74 Apr
„
46c
16c
—1
2.60
;
Con
Consolidated Beta
1.000
*
-
—
Confederation Life
Consolidated
100
6%c
•
-
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum
16
6%c
•
Petroleum
69c
16
l
Metals
Commonwealth
44c
12,500
798,350
—■*
Mines
Combined Enterprises
^
Jan
Apr
Name
Foundation
Cochenour
Coldstream
9.40
Mar
25c
Fargo Oils Ltd
f'arwest Tungsten
Francoeur
5
1.28
Apr
12
15c
22%
*
—•
1/
Feb
2.45
16 %c Jan
8%cMar
170
1.20
Feb
17% Mar
20%
13C
Jan
Apr
Jan
93c
5,900
1.23
Jan
92%
1.35
723
—l
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy—
Faraday Uranium Mines
Mar
14%
20
r.
Explorers Alliance
Feb
53c
720
72
37,400
Jan
2.69
69
14c
Jan
63%
69
Jan.;
Mar
22% Jan
2.00
975
12c
Feb
67c
9%
510
71'/a
12 %c
6c
2.65
28
69
,
11c
20,500
21,500
22,108
19c
63%
27%
69%
1
Jan
Jan
.
650
37%
27%
——
30c
64c
•
40
40
*
-20
Trust
Co
,
20 t- Mar
7,300
40c
24,578
25
,—
„
13c
11c
5,200
442,217
1,300
12 %c
28C
50
Mar
83%
9,400
34c
7c
ii,700
1.95
2.25
10c
74c
22c
1.65
2.10
30c
53c
1.39
1.70
2.10
34c
1.70
Feb
48
14
21,100
100,475
11c
68c
21c
10c
1
6%c
1.34
90
1
23
34
45% Apr
19% Jan
'
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
30%
605
101%
Mar
10
"
Apr
Mar
49
Jan
Mar,
,
Jan
2.35
Apr
41%
84
5
20%
—1
45 %c
22c
45%
20
Corp
70c
1.35
45 %
20
Eureka
47c
l
1
50
el Sol Mining Ltd
6%c
1
440
33
45%
1
10
Eldrich Mines common
1
s
300
10%
1.75
3,030
33
10%
46
100
10%
45%
1
50
Mines
1
Chib Kayrand Cop Min
—
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chimo
*
45
100
(
-*
75c
Mines
nhesterville Mines
Chibcug Jaculet Mines—
Chromium
1,975
2,600
12,468
9,120
Mar
38% Mar
Feb
Jan
5.15
.
51
Jan
11,055
Jan
9%CSJan
15c
7.55
——
Rio
Jan
13%
2.35
24
Feb
2.25
Del
25
1,855
1.90
160
Jan
7.75
Athabaska
Central
48%
36%
4,345
34%
Jan
"Feb
7c
78c
2.25
1
*
Trcthewey
Cayzor
43^4
18% Mar
10c
'
47%
•
Paper class a
Elder
Jan
6,630
Jan
Common
Jan
45
55c
13c
9
1
1
Investment
Match
Eddy
Eddy
Mar
——•
Castle
Economic
Apr
Mar
Mar
1.74
24% Mar
Jan
Metals
Eastern
32% Mar
101
10c
11%
Jan
5%
Mar
60c
12c
13%
21%
305
10c
39,843
1.30
10% Mar
1,480
9
12c
70c
10%
2,650
22%
9
10%c
30c
12c
11%
22
8
1
ggc
1.74
10%
22
East a in phi Gold
East Malartic Mines
East Sullivan Mines
1.12 Mar
Feb
Jan
11%
.Apr
20c
10%
19
1.62
Apr
17c
Jan
35c
•
1534
11c
60e
•
Ltd
Corn
2,531
129,800
14%
2,076,957
1
Mines Ltd
Cariboo Gold Quartz
"assiar
16%
265,800
27c
Captain
34% Jan
16%
lie 13 %c
30
2.45
1,200
8,000
20,400
22.%- Jan
16%
32c 39 %c
11% Mar
126
Apr
Jan
32
11c
Jan
.
19c
74c
35c
Feb
28
Jan
Apr
1,28 Jan
*
1
Jan
10
12c
"t 60c
Apr
31%
Duvex Oils & Mlncralk
6,810
Mar
32
Copper Co Ltd
Duvan
5,259
18c
25c
1,000
.
Jan
29%
20%
64c
Apr
29
1.70
16c
Jan
2,875
Feb
15%
lGc
Jan
1,6c
27,300
Jan
20%
20%c 21 %c
6
34c
36%
common
Jan
65c
1.85
Mar
Jair
Apr-
14c
Textile
Mines
8%
21c
1511s
21c
•
8.50
10,142
20%
74c
♦
24c
28.150
12,000
31,011
•
i
14%
70,200
1
Jan
Mar
•
__
Apr
72c
-
18c
40c
..
17,500
4,475
Coal common
7% Mai-
26c
pfd-20
*
Jkn
•
6.30 Mar
65c
—20
Western
5%'} preferred
33c.
932
28c
11%
Apr
23c
260
56,600
6
2Gc
12c
Feb
28
55c
5%
10%
Jan
27%
48c
~6
27c
11
40c
28
Jan,
12c
84c
*
30c
1
Apr
30
15,912
.—•
62c
50c
695
33c
1,685
20% Feb
6,025
12c. mar'
30c
33.301
1,115
Jan
8%c
20,000
31 %c
Jan
17c
Jan
90
lsva
19%
lie
13c
20%
4,594
8c
27.300
12c
17%
11%
153 153%>
14c 14 %c
16%
5,228
1,070
2,470
18%
14c
12c
89%
6.g5
be:
Apr
>.Jan
20%
11%
153
Jan
31
58
17
6.50
19 mi
11c
Jan
20%
11%
l
Jan
1.85. Feb
-
Mar
-23.50
11%
_„«i
12c
64c
Stores
Dominion
875
Apr
2.60t Jan
1.44
Indus
—
Preferred
Donalda
37c
--•57
53
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Jan
41
3d
129
Dominion
Jan
Jan
12%
875
53%
1.50 m&r
9c
Apr
Apr
1.85
41
31
53
19%
Jan
Apr
52%
Apr
12%
30
30
8c
34
1.40
10
2,100
5.10 Mar
Apr
Apr
1.75
108
8,500
—
100
10c
:
Preferred
3,861
30
1.55
10c
19
Dominion Steel &
40c
29%
1.55
Jan
Jan
2.90
Apr
1.55
100% 100%
1,000
1.30 Mar
1.36
Magnesium
37c
29%
1.94
8%c
Mar
2.50
Dominion Scottish Invest common
1.40
29%
19%
3.00
1.75
Foundry & Steel common—*
100
Dominion
Apr
75c
Jan
2.48
65c
19
Jan
•l00*Jan
,
8%C
Preferred
Mar
34
Jan
50c
11,350
4.90
Jan
12c.
14
;—•
Dominion Elcctrohomc
2.90 Mar
64c
11%
59c
5,300
58c
8%c Jan
5,500
4.60
Feb
11% Jan
45c Mar
12,750
9c
1.10
20% Mar
1,700
2,680
5,480
Rights
179,100
11,890
52c
47c
9c
21%
1.40
common
Warrants
•
45c
1.04
Jan
Jan
2.20
.10%
8%
2.46 Mar
19
18
•
2
Petroleum
7
17%
46c
1.05
4.60
19
1
Mines
1.55
•
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class b
Canadian
Jan
Dairies
7%
335
Mar
250
Bridge
Dominion
34
21
Corp—
Tire Corp common
Vickers —;
Canadian
Dominion
2.05
100
Thorium
Canadian
Dome
Jan
100
•
Railway
Petrofina
Canadian Salt
Canadian
Feb
33
16%
13%
Jan
1.98
Mai
•
11% Mar
17%
13%
74c
16%
Apr
"
1
Seagrams
18
53c
1
common
Pacific
Canadian
Jan
15
Jan
2.10
Gold
preferred
Canadian
Distillers
17
8
125
1
29
50
1,160
20%
11c.
Feb
8
29%c Jan
19,648
20%
20
1
Oils
155
2,600
2.24
20
Feb
1
Mines
Palmer
Devon
225
78c
2.11
20
4.95 Feb
Jan
1
Delnite
31%.
3.75
26,300
*
Deldona Gold Mines
20%
3.20
30,250
13c
20%
1.90
common
Jan
5.20 Mar
Feb
14
18%
3,955
7
11c
1
17%
•
Canadian Northwest Mines—.
Canadian
^
:
40c 47 %c
40 %c
12c
2.14
5
Jan
Mar
•
-
6%
'
1
1,135
1,775
52c
Hydrocarbon
Canadian Industries common
Canadian
14%
31%
5.05
20o
Oils
100
■
1
Jan
6.50
3.45 Mar
455
78c
3.65
Warrants
Canadian
15
Apr
g.05
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
4.50
10a
Crest
7
Deer Horn Mines
.1
High
Homestead
Canadian
39% Mar
10
>
Canadian Food Products preferred—100
Canadian
Canadian
3.90
Brewls Mining
1.20
10%
100
1,435
•
50c
—1
——
20%
:
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—a
-
4.50
1
—
31
—•
1
16%
Mar
4.30
1
17%
'
Mai
4.45
—*
Jan
-
■'
39
102
—*
—
Leather
Davis
Decoursey
11
20%
—.—*
Preferred
Jan
Mar
60
625
14%
13c
Jan
39% Mar
1,395
4.40
5.75 Mar
Jan
1
Jan
2,280
4.05
Jan
Mar
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Jan
12
14%
•
Steel
7c
4.85
4.05
4.15
34
100
Minerals
35%
11
38%
Mar
1.10 Mar
1.175
10
54
4.50
38
14c
Jan
4,720
Mines
Cusco
Jan
Mar
12% Mar
15% Mar
11
'mimwm
•
Petroleum
Devonian
Canadian
Jan
Feb
4.60
1
Preferred
11%
14
35
•
Pete
;
Timber
5,030
10,494
60
38%
Jan
40
4,533
10C 10%C
59%
•
2
Chemical Ss Cellulose—
Collieries
14
Apr
42% Jan
19c
7c
72c
39
Pershing
Crowpat
3.70
2.85 Mar
10,700
13%c Jan
102
Zellerbach
-
2,710
Feb
Mar
15%cMar
38%
1
..*
Trust
400
88
60c
~
—
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
Crestbrook
39%
.•
25
-——25
common
preferred
preferred
Canadian
Apr
Feb
10%c
•
a
$1-14
Canadian
55
67%
42%
—
Canners class
Canadian
Feb
Jan
66%
5.40
*
*
—•
a
Ltd
49
88
5.20
Jan
101%
Mines
58
3.50
—-
wan-ants
b
(r l)
Crcc
Crcstaurum
1,350
64%
5.25
Oil of Canada warrants
Feb
55
88
28,450
9c
38 %
Zinc
52%
64%
58,500
25,178
Feb
101%
Mining
52%
51
20,900
11c
83c
80c
——
Copper
Jan
1.05
57
Feb
Crain
Jan
2.35
Apr
Apr
Lead
100
•
warrants-.
1.70
Coulee
Cowichan
55
—25
Aluminium com
British
a
Jan
25
62c
Imperial
55
20
common
Preferred
Class
2,200
•
Breweries
Class
352
4,300
72c
Cosmos
'«•*»
—1
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Canadian
26
1.95
14
Minerals
Astoria
Canadian
25
62c
15c
8%c
81c
—*
27
1.70
15c
15 %c
ip
Class b
23%
v
V
'
13c
High
7c
20c
5%c Mar
100
.
Distillery class
Corby
Mar
91
26
'•
12c
13c
15c
9%c
•
—
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chlboug
■
71%
%
b
Canadian
10% Mar
12
Feb
Mar
10
650
66c
500
1
Exploration
33%
34
92
■
1
class
6.95
15 %c 15 %<:
1
Copp Clark Publishing-——
Apr
Apr
Jan
55c
'
Low
883
—•
preferred
21%
warrants
Cable
&
100
Range Since Jan. 1
5%c
■'
Apr
101
Shares
High
5%c
1
1
Co common
Gas
b
Conwest
Jan
Jan
Class
27
Canada Steamship Lines common
_•
Preferred
q.
—12.54
Canada
Mar
8.50
52c
Petroleum
Canada Southern
Consumers
Feb
1.27
9,300
29%
21%
•
•
10
100
class a
Packers
Canada
36c
23 %c Mar
86c
27
Low
1
Mine-—
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Feb
Jan
10%
20
—*
—
Lands
26 % c
80c
65c
Preferred
Canada Oil
Mar
33%
*
Cut Stone
Canada Iron Foundries common
41't'c
preferred
15c
of Prices
—1
Consolidated Red Poplar
14% Mar
8
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
66c
-•
20
*
10
100
*
Canada Crushed
12%
5,000
28c
26c
—
101
1
—
4,150
8.55
:—
common
i,995
7%
99%
10v
preferred
Gas (c Oils ——
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
5'i
13%
Oils——
Peak
Consolidated Pcrshcourt
Jan
27
Calgary Power common-.
Calvet
Jan
80c
*
Calgary & Edmonton
16%
Jan
16c
19
Jan
570
16c 17%c
Cadamefc
Calalta
«%c
7
-,v-'
16c
—*
Mines
Cable
18%
2,000
12%
13
a—————1*
Dock class
Burrard Dry
9%c
Consolidated
Sale*
for Week
Range
Par
High
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18%
——
«
Burlington
Shares
9%C
*
——
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
week ended april 10
Sales
Week'*
Friday
stocks
5%
75
7.80
38
2.65
Apr
Mar
Apr
14% .Apr
5va
Jan
5%
Jan
Feb
9.50 Mar
6%
Jan
3.35 Jan
41% Feb
3.30
Jan
\ 21'. 4 Jan
6% Jan
'5% Jan
—3
5%
5%
•
*
89
85%
89
395
89
Apr
11%
11%
12%
9% Feb
12 >%
Apr
11
11
11%
4,583
4,322
9%
12
4.50
4.60
2,368
3.90
Apr
Apr
4.60 Apr
a in
a 9*
1,400
4.50
Apr
6.25
4.55
44
Jan
Apr
Number 5837
Volume 189
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
(1711)
39
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Par
1
Greening
ureyhawk Cranium
Greyhound Lines
Gwillim
Lake
Lime
&
Farms
249
Jan
27
9c
Jan
14c
Mar
2,200
8c
Jan
13c
Feb
Marigold
Oils
17%
5.50
17
17%
20,406
19
Jan
Maritime
Mining Corp
Jan
Martin-McNeelv
Feb
Massey-Ferguson
104
Co
Jan
197,010
46c
48c
19,950
8c 11
Feb
Mercury Chipman
24c
Apr
Merrill
58c
Jan
11 %c
Apr
4
Jan
65
65
65
10
65
Apr
w.;..
6c
6%c
4.750
1.75
1.80
500
9c
.
Jan
49
7%
32%
34
1.61
3,G51
Mid rim
Jan
9c
Midwest
1.85 Mar
Jan
51
Mar
7%
6%. Jan
30%
Feb
76
Jan
47
25
Mexican
Midcon
Feb
35% Mar
Jan
18%
17%
17%
4,153
Apr
3,443
17
Mar
20%
Jan
41
190
40
Jan
46
Feb
42
42
57
40%
Apr
42
Apr
.*
•
5.00
57%
18%
4.85
5.10
11,400
55
58%
18%
1834
3,730
5,545
—
17%
17 %C
!
72 %
34%
11%
22%
80
1
7C
36%
6%
19
1
5%
Petroleum
2.60
2.75
20,596
15c
17c
2,600
__
Mill
Industries
Lake
Apr
Jan
Jan
84c
77c
85c
14,700
68c
1.50
1.70
7,534
M'.ndamar
Metals
3,175
-650
2.92
2.35
19%
8
17
15%
17
2,025
•
12c
10c
12o
44,800
-20
27%
27%
27%
100
27%
Jan
27%
Feb
5
5%
300
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
3.05
600
3.00
Jan
Mar
Feb
14%
Apr
Alar
6
oan
Jan
Mines
Explorations Ltd
*
Nealon
Labine
_
Mar
Mar
7c
New
Calumet
New
42%
Delhi
Jan
41%c Jan
New
,9%
Jan
12% Alar
48% Alar
55% Feb
New
New
New
Mar
IIosco
Kelore
New
New
New
2.80 Alar
New
12% Jan
13c
Jan
21c
Feb
Jan
34c
12c
Jan
43c
Jan
20c
20c
20c
3,000
13c
Feb
22c
Alar
55c
52c
57c
44,550
38c
Jan
73c
247,500
20c
Jan
36c
Apr
33c
131,700
26c
Jan
38c
Alar
2.40
2.40
2.45
•
9%c
7c
9%c
;
Superior
15c
1.30
28,600
1.05
Jan
1.52 Mar
10c
9c
10c
22,672
9c
Jan
12c
21c
17c
23c
147,700
38c
34c
39c
41c
40c
47c
]
2.13
2.01
2.19
2,214,481
8c
7 Vac
8c
4,500
—1
18c
17 %C
19c
__1
-
1
—I
Mines.
55,375
6,300
7c
7c
7%c
17,700
15,000
3.00
1.12
,_1
Oils
.1
21c
24c
52,100
18c
Mar
29c
28c
31c
17,000
28c
Jan
44c
Feb
•
24c
21 %c
24c
90,800
16c
Jan
24%c
Apr
1
60c
60C
61c;
Jan
72c
Feb
Nor
23c
13,512
3,000
55c
21c
21c
Mar
28c
Jan
Noranda
,
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Gold
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Wasa
....
Apr
Jan
13 %c
Feb
36C
36C
38c
31c
Feb
43c
Mar
3.50
3.90
35,500
3,990
22c
24c
3.15
Mar
58
Apr
4.50 Mar
Jan
Jan
27c
29,400
20c
Feb
1
15c
14c
15c
8,625
14c
Mar
24c
Feb
33c
30c
35c
318,600
20c
Jan
36c
Jan
2So
Preferred
Apr
3.65
3.50
3.95
2,670
35
35
135
3.30
1.40
6,090
Warrants
23c
Feb
4.60
3.35 Alar
Jan
86c
Jan
Northgate Exploration Ltd
-1
63c
60c
Jan
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
-1
45c
44c
46c
Apr
95c
Rankin
-1
1.69
1.67
1.90
129,280
-1
1.89
1.85
1.94
37,167
1.65 Mar
Northspan Uranium
1.20
1.10
1.20
2,600
1.00 Alar
35
12
Feb
14% Mar
45
42
Feb
44
Jan
2,833
34%
Feb
15%
Jan
21c
Apr
1.10
Jon
3.50 Mar
5.00
Jan
Jan
1.80
Apr
13% Jan
16%
Jan
4.65
1
.
North
27
9
-
1.15
1.35
10,875
1.20
1.32
14,639
2.65
2.75
4,090
82
82%
121
9%c
2,150
188
25
26
3
24c
3.00 Jan
24% Jan
2.20
3,380
155
155
20
30
30%
530
2.06
29%
14%
14%
3,840
26%
26%
25
3.50
15c
20c
32c
39c
40%
Feb
Jan
42
Feb
Oka
46
960
46
Feb
Okalta
17%
Feb
O'Leary
Malartic
6.00 Mar
Ontario
Jockey Clib common
16%.
Jan
1,555
Mar
Jan
18c
850
15c
Jan
9%c
500
9c
Feb
9%C
29
29
25
20c
16c
20c
23c
33,550
%C 16 %C
37,100
2.90
2.75
2.90
2,130
37c
37c
41c
24,667
1
20
9%c
23
9%C
10c
9,000
22%
23
280
1
1.17
41%
3.10
1.20
9,675
41
42
3,063
3.00
3.10
8,280
1.50
8,475
21,GOO
100
1
1.40
1.40
8%c
10c
»
24'A
23%
24%
9%c
Mar
30c
9%c
1.16
26c
48c
19,500
1
14
Jan
Jan
28% Mar
20c
7c'
Feb
Jan
24%c Jan
11 %c
Feb
Ogama Rockland Gold
Rare
Aletals
Jan
9c
Alar
21%
Jan
&
Opemiska
1.35
Feb
1.55
1.60
17c
20c
5,600
17
17
120
15c
3.05
Feb
*
95c
85c
97c
61,000
55,225
16%
16%
16%
530
6%C
6%c
15c
17c
.1.08
21c
Osisko
16c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
19c
21c
26
15c
Mar
Pardee
Jan
27%
Feb
Parker
5c
Feb
Pater
1.10
1.25
16,450
1.04
Feb
Apr
Patino
9c
10c
19,100
Mar
69c
Apr
Jan
Jan
11%
Apr
10
Feb
Jan
29
Feb
12% Mar
Jan
10
19,992
0%
7%
3,110
3.35
6,000
9%c
Jan
13c
Mar
10c 11 %c
32c
Jan
65c
Mar
Feb
45C
Jan
61c
57c
51,530
I
37c
35c
37c
7,000
34c
14%
14%
14%
5,917
14% Afar
9.75
Drilling
9.75
10
680
31%
33
3,985
31
59c
5%c
-i
66c
70c
5,335
8%C
9c
5%c
6c
2,500
18,000
9.299
4G%C
46c
50c
3.25
3.25
3.30
1.300
38c
46c
10,800
40 %C
1.78
Jan
36%'Mar
-
75c
Jan
Jan
'13c Mar
7%c Jan
•
5y*c Jan
40c
Alar
2.85 Feb
32c
5.20
2,880
4.45
1.65
1.79
8,800
1.15
T
Jan
12%
Jan
6%c Jan
Apr
18%
9.20 Alar
4.90
J
Canada
7%
Jan
60c
„i
Amalgamated Mines
of
Jan
1
...
Mines
Uranium
Warrants
Jan
Jan
Apr
9.55
66c
Jan
2.80
Apr
Jan
10
1
—I
1
•
1
21%
8.90
23c
Afar
Jan
6%
•
3%c
37c
1.35
11%C
•
7%c Alar
1.90
200
Porcupine
255
18c
17 %c
1
Hersey Tubes
11,000
1.05
28
Pamour
4%C
8c
Jan
13c
2,700
10,100
28
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Mines
1.25
6c
4,500
8
Feb
11c
53,000
1.15
425
Feb
7%c Jan
0c
17c 17%c
9%
Jan
4c
Apr
Feb
9%
3.25
Apr
Apr
1.00
8%
1.47
1.80
15c
18
330
44%
Jan
Jan
1.900
Jan
92c
Apr
Jan
19,443
Warrants
Page
Jan
18
Jan
11
2.55 Jan
1.16 Mar
23c
Apr
Mar
7c
69c
32
35%
Jan
tylar
14%
2.80
2.65
2.00
G6c
10%
1
Petroleums
Pacific
14
1.05
Jan
24
16c
2.65
•
Jan
Mar
•
Mines
Lake
12c
30c
Feb
Mar
■
10
Orange
Crush
Orenada Gold
55c
79
20
Debenture
Copper
Jan
Jan
Ormsby
2.66 Jan
25c
75
Apr
Jan
•
preferred
40c
Alar
24c
42c
61c
33
19c
Apr
13 %c
10
Loan
4.00
Jan
100
Warrants
Ontario
27% Mar
9c
61,675
1.55
Jan
23c
76
800
Jan
1.80
Apr
25c
1
Preferred
Class B
3.05
75
90«
Oils
2.55
Jan
22C
•
Apr
Jan
12
25
75
•
28
44% Feb
.1.30
23c
•
Mines
34
*
___1
•
1.11
Feb
Gold
Cement
Ocean
5,500
1
Obaska Lake Alines
O'Brien
34
36c
4%c
31
...
750
33c
•
Apr
31% Mar
Specialties
2,697
33c
1
155
10,430
57,391
20c
3,316
..1
1
14%
.—1
:
40%
4.80
*
22,750
Mines
38%
1
Feb
6%c
Uranium
1.00
.—1
29%
40
Goldflelds
1.80
1.41
3.35
1.97 Jan
Jan
.100
38
99,400
Majortrans
840
3.40
1.35
'
1,252
—20
Ltd
Beaucage
Oakvill'e Wood
Jan
31c
17c
Nudulama
52c
3.70
20
28
6
Maher Shoes Ltd
Nova
Mar
21c
•
Telephone
Oils
40c
3.50
Rights
40
29
1
For footnotes see page 40.
Feb
141
20c
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Cons Mines
1.61 Mar
Apr
2.10
16
1
Jan
Jan
18c
•
Northern Quebec Power common
Northern
Alar
5,227
•
Gas
Northland
2.48
5%
Lake
Natural
Ontario
Northwestern Utilities pfd_„
Norvalie Mines
Jan
16
& Bloedel class B
28%
Northern
Feb
74c
•
Northern Canada Mines
Alar
1.80
Mar
3.55
•
36
Jan
1.30 Apr
55c
2GC
warrants
1957
Jan
6
19c
Cockahutt
15
Feb
17c
2.15
^
14%
A
Feb
6%c
*
•
-
3.75
35c
Jan
—
pfd
Jan
6.00 Mar
Mar
Macassa Mines
Red
Jan
1.38
31c
4c
Macdonald Mines
A
Jan
30c
17c
class
Jan
12c
Warrants
Explorations
Alar
3.50
3,000
45%
Goldfield
Feb
11,000
46
Lowney (W M)
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
ll%c Jan
12c
38 %
40
Mines
Jan
Jan
5%c
•
•
warrants
Macmillan
9c
86%
1.50
30'i
Long Island Petroleums
Uranium
Jan
80
12c
•
London Hosiery class A
Louvicourt
II,750
_•
1956 warrants
4%c
50
A
1.57
42 J/4
3.70 Mar
1.54
"
Preferred
230
42%
2.20 Alar
4tic
...30
30
A.
26
12%
42%
Class
5.40 Mar
2,000
12%
50
1.50 Mar
Jan
'
•
Preferred
North Star Oil common
35
36,668
12%
Jan
4.45
30c
Class A warrants
1.02 Mar
60c
1,990
3.15
A
Feb
—50
1.47 Mar
5.05
30c
1
class
11%
4.65
3.15
Class B
Apr
9
31% Mar
Jan
•
I—
Jan
25%
22c
400
Long Lac Gold
Alar
4,000
8,807
B
30
24c
..._50c
-
27% Mar
30c
1
Cos
3G0
-
30c
Candy
preferred
:.st preferred
-
5.25
Mines
common
9%
4,245
29c
.1
Loblaw Groc
29
5.00
1
—*
Mining
56C
1.13
23c
Mines
Maneast
Jali
56c
9%c
Mines
Malartic
9c
50
76,811
1
.1
Gold
Madsen
3,050
68c
1.23
1.21
2.75
82
Gold
MacLeod
5,757
m
Ltd
North Canadian Oils common
3.35
Mar
2,500
9 %C
1.30
Oils
62c
30c
22C
52 %
III
Mining
Norsyncomaque
Northcal
50
2.65 Alar
8%c Feb
2.16
60c
1
Gold
Macleods
21c
1.20 Jan
Feb
6%c Jan
15c
Jan
3.00
Alines
Nickel
Norpax
3,800
3,000
68c
—*
1
Gold
Macfie
Jan
300
3.01
2.32
7%c
Mar
3,010
Lexlndln
Lorado
96c
1.01
2.18
Mar
21,500
Lencourt
Class
14% Mar
68c
29
Mines
Loblaw
Apr
16c
file
Mines
Laura Secord
Little
3c
30,805
56c
Mines
American
Leitch
Jan
153,252
108,425
16,360
28%
Mines
Shore
Latin
Jan
20%
1.18 Alar
9c
28c
29
29
9%
Mines
Lamaque
2.35
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
3C
1.13
60c
Linginan Gold Mines
Luz
Apr
14c
19c
15c
66c
5c
3.35
•
*
.....—It
Gas
Lake
La
18%
% Alar
12
Jan
90c
3.05
—20c
Dufault
Osu
Jan
Alar
1.40
18 %C
Debentures
Lake
10,807
19%
6c
Jan
9%c Feb
1.10
68c
1
(John)
Lakeland
18%
8%
25c
Jan
Jan
6c
1.01 Mar
9%c
Normetal Alining Corp
3.20
...
Minerals
Lafarge Cement class A
Lake
Norlartlc
Jan
810
Ltd—
Labrador Mining it Exploration
Lake
Jan
6.10
17,000
10c
24 %c
warrants.
Kroy Oils Ltd
Labatt
10%
4.60 Alar
12c
—1
Copper
C
Kirkland
8% Mar
6,055
12%
Warrants
Class
3,517
12%
2.37 Alar
9%c Feb
__1
9%
10%c
Mar
Jan
1.18
1,500
51%
5.50
11c
19 %
55c
Jan
7%c Feb
33,842
.-1
9%
12%
Mar
,Il
Gold
5.25
1
-1
Mines
Apr
41c
18c
2.25
.j
™
9%
_•
Canada
of
35c
Jan
27 %c
Jan
OGc
Nisto Alines
5.50
Gold
27c
75c
-1
Mines
Kelvinator
6%c Jan
17c
7%c
Mines
Apr
Mar
78c
Mines.
Norgold
1,063
7c
12c
18c
Mines
_.l
Kenvllle
Jan
14 %C
i 1.21
.1
Mining & Smelting.
Rights
Nickel Rim Mines-.j™™,
Mines
•
Fe'o
15c
1.27
Nickel
Mines
Warrants
Feb
10c
15c
.1
III
Gold
Kelly Douglas class A
2.60
Jun
5,410
15,925
4,291
Mines
Acme
2.25
.1
Joliet-Quebec
•
Jan
3GC
29c
__1
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rpuyn
NiniKRinM
Feb
29c
Mines
Gold
Taku
Apr
30c
Alanltoba Mining & Smelting.
Mylamaaue Exploration
New
Jan
G4c
Jan
Apr
3tc
29c
Mines
Newnorth
7c
8,100
1
Mines
Jason
New
7%c
12,906
39c
7c
50o
Mines
New
Jan
Canada
Harricana
Newlund
Apr
of
Mines
Goldvue
Jan
12c
36c
•
-
Dickenson Mines
Apr
Jan
5c
10c
3Gc
1
4
Pete
Davies
36,400
31c
1
•
Mines
7%c
20o
Gold
Bidlamaque
New Bristol Oils
New
1.87 Mar
Jan
12c
69c
94% Alar
10
33c
Jan
Jan
Jan
40c
Alar
8c
34c
Continental Oil
*
25c
14,567
32,030
New
2.55
11,400
52c
Feb
4.35 Alar
22,500
47c
Apr
15
Jan
48c
70c
-
Feb
1
25
Jan
Feb
52
Alar
New Athona Alines
Jan
Jan
10%c
19
20c
Jan
Jan
9c
10c
,
Concord Develop
Jan
48%
27c
New
2.05
16
260
25c
New
2.30
767
52
12c
4.60 Mar
9%e
Jan
12
17
52
10c
' Jan
25c
Jan
Apr
30% Mar
10%
", Apr
14c
9%C
Feb
35%
16%
17
Feb
Alar
1
Uranium
7%
Apr
8c
)
Alger
3.05
Apr
Jan
1.04
Alines
New
20%
5%
3.70
14%
10
-
Alines
Nesbitt
6
3.85
•
....
Mar
"
25c
Feb
Alar
;
54c
•
Trust
Jan
35%
■*
-
National Steel car
National
Jan
9%c
Jan
Jowsey Alining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol™
Mar
National Drug & Chemical common
Apr
20c
Jan
109
National
Apr
New
Jobuike
Jan
12% Jan
17c
Jonsmith Mines
89%
Apr
Apr
34% Mar
82c
48.5G6
1.24
Jan
Jan
Feb
18c
Jan
17%
Jan
Mar
17c
80c
60,008
.
Feb
53c
17c
48
Mar
10c
2,505
Jan
54c
87,000
10,600
36%
40c
25,500
31,640
158
Apr
17c
53c
48
Jan
77c
2.20
48
-
—
44c
71c
10%
Jan
41% Mar
18c
14c
48c
26%
Jan
22%
11,096
16c
2.05
Jan
40
102,475
74c
(1939)
common
Corp common
Wright Iron
27c
-
35,180
10 %
22%
290
316
320
Jan
2.20
Jan
431
41
46c
Jan
10%
26%
25%
41
30c
1
1
1
25%
24%
44c
26%
700
24%
24%
32c
21%
2,320
24%
45c
216
,.1
•
*
1
3,163
2.35
Jan
Jan
J
30%
3.05
Feb
Minerals
35%
14%
27c
Creek
28%
2.85
Corp
83
5,577
2.15
Jan
41
22%
I,600
13%
14 %c
8c
Nama
54c
500
-
166,027
Jan
6%c Mar
Multl
2.60
80
6
23c 26 %c
26c
Preferred
17% Jan
5% Alar
6.8G3
53%
16% Afar
Jan
3.75
53% Alar
7% Mar
5%
Jan
2.90
Jan
2.85
77%
Jan
51%
13-/8
2.00 Mar
Jan
4%
12%
1,440
5,526
116,905
15% Jan
48,200
14%
Jan
39%
'30
14%
14%
1,110
Jan
35c
500
1.19
Feb
32c
7c
7c
18%
6c
-954
35%
7c
?
Corp
1.10
12%
89%
700
18%
36%
87%
4,028
21,970
3.30
1.19
540
6%
27c
2.25
:h20
18%
-3,471
2.85
Jan
25c
2.12
•
29,300
19%
35c
26c
3.20
70c
5%
19
Apr
309
12%
...
A pi-
1.70
57c
500
13-
Apr
Jan
Jan
25c
Apr
90c
105
3,722
-
1.35
16
90C
G9c
5,572
-
Afar
107
33
35c
12 %c Mar
9C
1
20c
;
*
2.19
Petroleum
65
137/a
....
49% Mai-
69C
Moneta
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works
.-i...
Jaye Exploration
Jan
13%
15%
Jan
Alining
Jacobus
47%
2,020
,
National
4,250
1
Apr
1.90 Mar
84,350
•
Jan
25
30
)
Jan
60c
16
♦
46%
60c
10
Mines
Bay Mines.
Iroquois Glass preferred
Feb
Jan
1
41
53
25c
Jan
3.35
Jan
90c
Uranium
Brick
National
5%
25c
i
Jan
%C
37c
Jan
81c
.
City Petroleums
Milliken
Milton
Jan
4,843
5 35c
.•
45c
12
%C
8
.1.65
92
G
Line..
Pipe
13,045
Feb
1.00
475
9c;11%C
95
25c
83C
Gas
Jan
25
*
com
49%
Jan
1.78 Mar
Afar
14c
18,428
10,900
49%
'
V
60c
1.45
2.50 Mar
1
77%
12%
li
25c
1.30
52c
50
Mining
preferred
Hosiery Mills class B
58c
35%
.
Iron
'
2.60
common
Feb
7
__
common
Steel
Investors Syndicate common....
~
Jan
1
Power
23
25
-25
Intferprovincial
*
Jan
27c
41
Molybdenum
""
-
8%c
10,200
Mines
Jan
88
pfd
Ran wick Ltd
Mines
Jan
6,614
34c
preferred— ;
21%
2.65
v/
Powders
Tnterprovincial Bldg Credits
Jellicoe
27 %c
9c
29c
—IIIi
Natl Grocers
6%
5%
.
^
Nickel Co
■Jefferson Lake
72,300
8%C
«
165
37%
12%
-
Waite
37c
9c
1.28
500
8c
37%
*
10
Apr
28c
62
1,853
80
12 %
Uranium.
42c
84
Jan
22c
10% Feb
2,590
common.*
Ltd
Inspiration Mln it Dev
Lso
638
Apr,
Feb
31%
130
11
13%
5%
...
Corp
International Bronze
Jack
85%
Jan
1.45
15% Mar
•
49
44%
Inland Cement Co pfd_
/
84
15c
Feb
40c
150
Mt
326
12%
..Inland Natural Gas common
'<
85%
Jan
%C Mar
16
18,000
10,900
,
Jan
2.05 Mar
Moore
53%
42%
Lake Gold..
Irish Copper
21c
1.70
20c
15% Jan
12%
5%
7c
Itiglis (Jahn) & Co
--
20c
1.50
Jan
10%
32c
Knit
Light &
64% Mar
Jan
110
34
80
42%
4.86%
;
25 %C
106
18,100
21c
Jan
16% Feb
17c
3,000
22%
!•
>
19c
18c
18c
21%
Apr
18c
71%
72'A
34
11%
*
•
25
class A
55
16% Mar
15%
53
20
•
A
40
1.07
38c
Oil
5.25 Mar
ottn
to
53
•
•
.
t
15%
—1
Warrants
Class
68,050
Molsons Brewery class A_
Class B
18
40
50
preferred.
Intel-provincial
22,100
14%
1
40%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.!
International
31c
14
116 119%
Min Ore Mines
40
Imperial OH
.'.International
28c
Jan
.21
•
Assur—-
'.-International
30c
14%
119%
•
18
17%
10
Warrants
Mar
145,700
Mining Corp
;
Accent
20C
1.79
•
Mining
Uranium
Meta
Jan
•
Industrial
Island
Apr
5%
Feb
5c
360
7%.
48%
TVs
32 %
10
6% Mar
Ltd—
Life
Feb
11(%
1.60
'
*
•
-•
7%c
17C
11,400
1.71
50o
Mersey Paper 5 % %
,
Jan
Jan
1
Petroleums
25c
Mar
10C
.1
-
Mines
Jan
45c
26C
4,300
•
Lake
8%c Jan
18%c
1,334
24c
42 %C Mar
25,700
w
1.50
Mentor Expl & Dev
20c
9%
•
Imperial
r
11
200
61.40 preferred
v
Apr
3.G25
Imperial Flo Glaze
Imperial Investment
■
10
192,700
-Imperial Bank
;
Medallion
10
Hughes Owens Co class A_
>
Jan
%C
-Huron & Erie Mtgfc
•.'
25c
4.35
—
,
Jan
9%
_.
•
15c
4.30
Preferred
Indian
Gold
40
Mar
Apr
Feb
Mar
12c
1
Lake
Red
McWatters
46c
'v.'
•
(Canada)
Red
McMarmac
10
97
18c
1
Jan
10
16%
Feb
30c
•
Consol
14c
6.430
Jan
93
10%c
•
common
Maybrun Mines
10% Mar
common.—™*
Drilling
Consol
Gold
Ltd
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKenzle
12%
15 %c
—
"1100
Matachewan
25
17c
28c
1
Mines
Jan
17c
28c
1.40 Mar
Feb
I
I
Preferred
Feb
1G%C
6
_
8%
23c
_1
Bell
Dauch
Mar
105
Apr
_
10 %c
21 %c 21 %c
—1
1
Co
&
17% Mar
1,030
94
1
150
17c
1
Paper
% Mar
49
Apr
103%
280
10%c Apr
1.5%
94
1
Mines
Marcon
2,775
10
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
1
9%
Mar
14%
Apr
22
•
Maralgo Mines
11c ll%c
1
Class B
.
14%
8,210
104
9%
i
Howard Smith Paper common
•'
103%
—
__100
*
-
___
16
14 %
15%
Class A
a
Jan
3.444
1
,
Feb
10,500
Highland
•
8c
38%
9c
48%
1
Oil
20
8c
Preferred
Home
6.50
Apr
48
Heva Gold Mines~»
Hollinger
Jan
13%
100
(Geo H)
&
3.10
525
8c
class A
Hendershot
Tower
400
48
Headway Red Lake
Heath
Gold Mines
Hi
8.480
4.50
13%
5.35
i
Mines
7.50
4.60 Mar
5.80
4.25
13%
:
69
14%
1.00
1,130
25
94
6.784
1434 Mar
1.25
25
_
11c
—_—*
Head of Lakes Iron
Hinde
_
__
8%c
Hasaga Gold Mines
Hees
Feb
Preferred
High
Low
High
1.22
•
Maple Leaf Milling common
26%
Minerals
F)
26
Feb
Low
25
l
10c
common
Gold
Rock
(J
4.80
Jan
Barvue
Maple Leaf Gardens-
8%c
—*
Alabastine
1st preferred
Harding Carpets
Hartz
13% Afar
2.00
Manitou
8 Vic
Gold
Gypsum
Harrison
26
Jan
12
Mar
26%
—30
Preferred
Hard
500
20c
10%e
Warrants
Hardee
"1,890
365
Apr
1
Gurney Products common
1
13%
350
Feb
5c
1
Mines
Mines
Gunnar
12%
Par
Jan
4.25
4.00
1
Mines
Lead
150
649,538
APRIL 10
ENDED
High
10
Trust
Guaranty
Gulch
4.15
5c 10 %c
4.15
13
350
•
•
-9c
.
—
Low
High
4.15
5c
i-—.—-—*
Wire
Gridwil Freehold
•Gulf
Low
Jan
Jan
Jan
56c
4.00
65c
5.30
2.15
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1712)
.
.
Monday, April 13, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Low
Par
1
Pato Consol Gold
Ltd—;
Peerless Exploration
PCl!.
Exploration
Feb
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
Par
230,*fc0
18c
Feb
25c
Apr
Torbrlt
19c
6,371
17c
Jan
22c
Feb
Toronto
common
Credit common—
Gas Si Oil preferred
35c
39,700
Apr
Toronto
10%
3.415
9
Jan
11%
Jan
Toronto
General
24%
335
30
Mar
34%
Apr
Toronto Iron
25
26
1,695
26
Apr
1.39
1
32c
32c
'34c
57%
57
"58
29c
V
1.38
1.45
9,420
19%
Jan
1,35 Mar
35c
•
CltlSS
A
Toronto
1,80 Jan
''
'
1
Star
I
'
-
—I
—
preferred
Mar
Jan
58
Oil
Mines
&
23c
22
%c
24c
9,600
1.50
1.64
1
1.70
20,041
Mar
22c
1.30
Jan
29c
Towagmac
Feb
Traders
V
1.77 Mar
'r
Jan.
44% Mar
Jan
47
50
26%
625
26
Apr
31
Feb
300
25
Apr
31
Feb
56
25 V.
•
25
-
11—50
"
26
Ci CO
1
—■.
class
58%
10c
9c
9%C
4,109
38
1.65
Petrol Oil & Gas
1.16
Phillips OH Co Ltd.
Photo Engravers
Place
Oil
&
8%c
Gold
«
Oil
Prairie
166,750
12
2,590
20c
22c
10,000
89
40
1,720
1.64
Jan
4%%
Feb
18%
Feb
5%
Jan
1.23
Jan
1956
1.01
preferred
preferred
Jan
Gc
12c
'•
Mar'
.
.39
4,405
_
East
Dome
Prospectors
Apr
Trans Canada
Explorations Ltd..
1
Jan
Trans Canada Pipeline —1—
:.i
31c
Feb
Transmountaln Pipe Line
43%
Feb
Transcontinental
36%
Jan
Mar
Jan
Trans
Mar
Triad
Prairie
40c
2,600
67%
895
3.05
3.20
6,800
2.85
Jan
3.55
Feb
4.50
4.60
2.950
4.40 Mar
5%
Jan
Trinity
Feb
Twin
36c
61% Jan
45c
70
5%
5%
650
2.10
2.25
11,810
1.55
Jan
7.60
7.85
5,290
6.00
Feb
8.35 Mar
4% Jan
•1.20
4.10
95c
99c
2,700
2.75
2.80
9,925
8%C
Ltd..
8c
9%c
16,500
8c
67c
.
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec
Lithium Corp
1
65c
69c
189 ,942
49c
]
Quebec Manitou Mines
1
]
I
•
11,300
Jan
Apr
12c
7Gc
57c
14 ,560
35c
37 ,870
6c
7%c
45 ,050
6.60
6.50
7.00
4 ,775
4.10
Feb
22c
22c
22c
4 700
14V"C
J*n
89C
86c
91c
13 ,400
19%
19%
20
2 ,111
20c
18c
21c
14 ,000
12%
13%
13 %c 14 %c
•
13
1
14c
Jan
73c
'
Union
:
80c
Jan
95c
Feb
22%
23c
11%
Jan
15% Mar
5 ,150
8%c Jan
17c
Rainville
1
Ltd
Mines
Reef
Steel
Rio
Athabasca
Robertson
Upper Canada Mine*—
Mar
$1
_
Jan
10c
Jan
Feb
Waite
Feb
Walker
1.91 Mar
1.05
Apr
1.07 Mar
31c
31c
25c
7,500
*7c
9%c
Mar
1.81 Mar
65c
2.28
50c
Ventures Ltd
Mar
St.
Lawrence
Maurice
Corp
New
San
River
Sapphire
Satellite
Scarfe
Waterous
Jan
Wayne
19
Mar
II—1
17%
17%
300
16% Mar
18
Anr
Weedon
Pyrite Copper
1
13%
100
Lake
1
•
&
Webb
Apr
17%
270
16
Feb
17
Apr
Wespac
16c
17c
19,500
16c
Feb
24c
Jan
Westburne
41c
50c
61,235
35c
Jan
53c
Mar
10c
11c
32,716
10c
Jan
10%
10
10%
9,293
98
97%
99
310
9
Mar
95% Mar
13%
Was rants
West
100
Feb
Westeel
14 %c
Jan
Western
Canada
Apr
Western
8,850
9c
Feb
80
2,613
75%
Jan
80
10%
Malartic
Products
Apr
Apr
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
Western
20
Apr
23%
Jan
Silknit
10%
10%
10%
2,120
9
Mar
11%
Jan
preferred
Silver Standard
K
Slater
Van
160
1.25
5
5.25
5.20
5.60
4,800
5.20
33%
32%
33%
2,691
31%
42%
42%
320
3,200
77.972
37%
36%
25
120
11%
38%
8
Decalta
25c 27%c
3,000
Apr
Jan
40
Jan
43
Jan,
9.50 Apr
4.90
4.05
43c
18c
11
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
4.35
Jan
38
Feb
65c
30c
12
27%
28%
150
17c
10c
18c
17,360
8c
8c
9c
76%
77%
I
5,500
325
46c
5%
5%
5%
1.65
2.00
17c
11c
49%
224,400
.
•
Sudbury
Cons Mines
Jan
Feb
32% Mar
10c
Apr
21c
Feb
13c
63%
F°b
77%
Propane
common
Petroleum
49c
25
5
Mar
1.30 Mar
7%
Class
2.50
16c
Jan
22c
Feb
20c
49%
50
560
47%
Jan
52
1.00
90c
1.10
52,811
83c
Mar
44c
41c
59c
8,010
33c
Mar
1.11
1.10
1.34
60c
60c
65c
4,450
130
13,785
7%
1.40
66c
Yale
Apr
9%
Feb
1.10 Apr
2.00
Jan
60c
Mar
82c
Jan
6c
7c
32,300
41%
43%
935
36%
Jan
Yankee
74%
4,717
68%
Jan
79
7%c
2,000
6c
Jan
8%c Jan
Canuck
Mines
York
Oil
Class B'.i
Young (II G) Mines—
Zenmac Metal
Zulapa
Mining
:
prices
5c
Jan
101
Mar
Audian
National
-Asbestos
7%c Jan
British
Bulolo Gold
Mar
Consolidated
Jan
99%
60
5c
5%c
4,500
4.80
807
16c
Jan
11% Feb
3.15
15%
Jan
Jan
95% Jan
4%c Mar
Mines
1,050
3.80
Feb
1.10
1.07
1.10
9,760
1.00
Jan
•
common
4.90
i
Gold
30
28%
30
125
7
"III
83c
67c
;
Apr
1734
100
Feb
Mar
6%c Jan
5% Mar
1.18
Feb
Jan
32
Mar
Mar
7c
Jan
ll%c Feb
16c
6,900
14c
Jan
19 %c Feb
J5%C
%C
7%
Feb
2.60
26%
905
81
•81
40
%
11%
1,875
9.10
22%
23%
3,555
18%
Jan
1.40 ,1.47
2,010
1.35
Jan
350
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
25
Jan
22c
Jan
11
•
5%'
Jan
1.85
1.20 Mar
25
8% Jan
t
1.65 Mar
5%
33c
35c
Apr
27%
Apr
Feb
Mar
81
79% Mar
12%
Apr
23%
•
Apr
1.65
Feb
Mar
26c
96,750
8%c
Feb
'14c
Jan
7
Jan
10c
Feb
Jan
1.64
10c
12c
8%c
1,000
1.31. ,1.40
14,000
1.90
2.00
16c
16c
16c
•
Jan
40 c
29,600
8%c
500
•;
%c
97c
1.70
Jan
2.O0, Apr
Mar
30c
Mar
15c
100
Feb
'
1.2G
1.00
1.20
163,658
88c
Jan
24c
38c
210,400
20c
Feb
38cr> ' Apr
30 %c
35c
/ 6,200
20c
Jan
35c
(
Apr
Feb
Exchange — Curb Section
Are
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Last
VFeek'a
«
I
>'
Low
Ogllvie
Flour
OrelHe
Price
•
Bros
88c
Apr
Yukon
Cons
Apr
80c
Mar
Zeller's
Ltd
Jan
13%
22%;
common:
.
8,235
2.00
Apr
2.48
3.40
3.60
41,140
1.87
Jan
3.60
Apr
Jan
31%
23
380
227b
Apr
12
..j—6
390
32
1.140
3,896
5
40%
S.bfo
15c
"
42%
;
26
25
73*2
750
-•
•
•'*
■
45
Feb
>"
Feb
26
Feb
80
<
Apr
-Feb
21
1,223
138
190
2.10
70c
Corp.,
'•*'
40
-41%
4458.
91
"
^
-
,
-25*-2 Mar
2.00
-Feb
25c
86., Mar
113*2 Mar
41%
Mar
45
-*
19% Jan
'3,145
2.00
•
8
Jan
:■ •"r" 31
41%
1
Apr
36% Feb
Jan
-
73 %
22
'
12
-
Apr
25
-
*
Jan
Jan
5,116
87%.. 87%
Jan
Apr
25% Feb
Apr
,
I
-301 31 %
151.165
162
s
9%
300
V
36
>7%
115% 115%
3L%
common
Gold
27%
28
-22
22
:
4.25 Feb
23a'4-Apr
.
25f
*
_.__5
Apr
1.010
17cj23,2C
25%
-7.50
^
Jan
52
660
-
;' 560
70c
.71c
4.070
39%
39%
10
Jan
25
.
121
.
165
44%
Apr
45
Feb
2.00
Mar
31% -Apr
-
Feb
2.75 Jan
Apr
50
Apr
'
Jan
60c
Feb
76c
Mar
35%
Feb
40
Mian
Feb
3.40
•
Jan
36% -Feb
•
1,432
73%
,
:
3.30
,
25
-
.
-
4 QJ/i.;
41
•
2,700
.
Mar
-8%
*
Feb
"
-Feb
46
-•
.
-Apr
48%
"
i
(U956)
29Vi
•
6
•-
....
Jan
6% Mar
40
«
32
35
; 7
1
37%
31%
11%
;
'
2,285
.
3134
i__*
"
"
4.20
24
•
85
4,675'
I '
7
Jan
5
52
r
4.15
25
•
Apr
1,500
29%
^__5
-
s.1
]
9
II,000
*7%
•
High
LOW
V 230
4-3%
6%
"29%
29%
Investments.—___•
Mines.—-
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
6%
43%
23 %c
Inc.
for Week
Higll
52
Utilities
Loblaw
Sales
-
~-
6
6T a
-
common
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper !
International
-
Range
of Prices
•
—50
60c
69c
86c
96c
22,060
3Gc
Jan
69 %
71%
2,159
63
Jnn
74
Mar
92
84
92
Feb
93
70c
70c
77c
13,125
64c
10c
ta.
*
12c
13,600
5%c
1.36
1.15
1.37
45,095
1.11
8%
8
7."•
8%
225
18 %
17%
18%
505
:
Mar
6
12%
Feb
Apr
1.10 Mar
99c
Jan
14c
•
a
Jan
39%
.
No par value.
•
*
>
;
•
■'
Feb
8%
Apr
18%
Apr
•
d Deferred delivery sale (not Included
in
year's range).- •'
•
,
,
v
Ex-liquidating dividend/
'Un) Admitted, to unlisted trading privfiegvs.
wdWhen delivered.
wi "When issued."
■»
e
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat price.
.
...
rCash sale (not included in year's
range).
,
Feb
i
•
*
Odd lot sale (not included In
year's
range).
Mar
1.96
.
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Feb
.70
.
r
14c
15,000
'•
Preferred
Jan
2.10
•
~~
A
30,500
9c
*
TOc
92
-
class
Glass
25,425
13%
91c
Minet
5,650
17c
___0
a
^
Dupont Co of Canada
-
88c
62c
•
•
Feb
1.57
8 %c
Oil
Pend
27
2.00
^
Thompson Lund mark
107%
15c
'•
Paper
Dominion
Apr
1
common
23% Mar
Jan
Feb
*
r
Marcohl
Dalliousie
Mar
4.25
12%
Calgary
-
27c
14%
200
»
.
Hughes Gold.
Temagaml Mines
Canada Ltd
»~f»rr„d
2.85 Mar
"1
common.
Teck
Texaco
80c
6%
*
99%
5C
42% Mar
Jan
14%
106
1.35
Note.*
Bank
General
Apr
Jan
2.00
16
34
41 ^ Mar
Jun
2,050
Mar
6%c
•
102
11c
8,100
1,890
34%
1„___*
Dredging
Canadian
7,794
1,825
2,770
34,400
34c
Vinegars/.*
Jan
10c
4.25
41
1.03 Jan
.
.
,
-
Canada & Dominion Sugar
-Canada
23c
2.60
14%
39
Mar
7%
Par
Corp
Corp-
Amer
Jan
9c
14
80c
1.35
Shown
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper—
Anglo Newioundland Develop...
Jan
2.35
3.75
1,800
2.06
1.08
(
5
2.50
4.25
Feb
82c
•
■
Sale Trice
He
9%c
14%
Feb
4.25
80
Cottons coHiinon___/_
-4,858
Jan
2.25
Feb
1,190
Friday
Canadian
24c
4.40
Jan
3,295
1.40
r
Jan
23c
Feb
1.58
3.75
ll%c
STOCKS
Bronze
23c
3.20
100
107
22%
'
Toronto Stock
Canecltan
5
700
21%
-__1
:
Canadian
150
Jan
2,025
40%
„1
Apr
16,700
Mar
11
1.75
20
—1
i
15% Jan
.
Jan
33
8% Mar
3.75
•
__■>
i—---
32%
23c
32%
3.85
1.90
Apr
50c
550
25
Knitting class A
Feb
16
„
224
1
12%
j
33
•
23%
101
15%
106
20c
x,
Mines.:
4,372
5%
Apr
Jan
9%
33 % c
—
Bear
26,367
18c
13%
13%
38%
1
32%
101
Jan
5%
•
13%
5%
9c
7%
15
_5
l
30%
20c
Jan
80c
11%
30%
101
Apr
6c
8c
warrants
Zinc
&
Yellowknlfe
43% Mar
71%
io
Jan
10,00®
8c
15c
'
x
Lead
Yellorex
Jan
6c
7c
Jan
88c
1.71
_100
Jan
43
7%c
Mar
2.30
1.35
Feb
.
28c
93c
.
1.75 Mar
1.88
•
A
Jan
8%
Jan
Apr
4.00 Apr
34c Mar
20 %c Feb
Apr
32%
7%
Jan
11c
7%
10 %C
.
1.99
.
Jan
8,600
7%
Jan
75c
106
1
A_
1
class A
-
3.35 Mar
21c
Feb
C."75 Mar
20c.-
/1
-•
88c
7c
7c
39%
,
k
class
Jan
12c
.100
Inlet Cons Gold
Industries
12,9,40
Feb
Feb
18c
•
Preferred
1.90
—1
;
•,
Mar
I,325
23,375
ordinary
flwltson
1.82
r
82c
'
*
Warrants
Mar
Fab
Apr
Feb
i
.
Jan
75c
4.60
2.5C 1FY6
€.45 Fefb
36%
Mar
24c
_i
Sunburst Explor'
19c
15.:'35
1
:
12%
f
„
Contact
Sullivan
,.
11.001
81c
'
1.72
—
;
t
13%
100
"
■
Gold
Petroleums
Apr
26%
8c
—
:
j
preferred
28c
.
f
Preference
Tip Top Canners
Tip Top Tailors
1.65
74
•
Steel of Canada.—
40c
1.10 Mar
—
Wright-llargreaves
38% Mar
l
26c
;
9
1
>-—14
Indus
Woodward
Feb
83c
i
16 c
7.500
20
;
(J)
>
•
32% Mar
lie
Feb
2.40 Mar
2.5C Apr
/
6.20 Jan
„
8.4 Oti
1,200
33
1
Yulcon_
&
Preferred
Mar
Jan
*
Apr
600
8,096
36,300
,
100
Alexander
Wood*
Jan
Jan
2.00
Steeloy Mininr
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Wood
5% Mar
65c
•
2.05
Feb
Mar
7%
Jan
32
•
Tidal
4.60
9,534
.1
Jan
17c
.
Mines
Windfall
1.84 Mar
5,190
__30«
Feb
1.35
30c
80c
•
Warrants
Jan
2,800
•
2.10
4.00
A
Winchester Larder
Feb
15c
class
Wiltsey Coghlan
Mai"
Jan
7.30
82c
•
Tiara
9
Feb
1.30
■
Mines
_
1.30 Mar
80c.
76c
45c
600
54,820
-
4.00
:
Pass
Willroy
Jan
Mar
1.20
77%
34
Jan
26 %c
*
preferred
White
1.43 Mar
57
80c
1
,
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
16%c
35
672
*
Oil#
10c
Jan
27c
1
B
6%
Apr
1.30
27%
Jan
6%
3.75
Petroleum
Warrants
11% Mar
68c
(Geo)
Class
Jan
Apr
Jan
38
17,932
•
River
1.13 Mar
52c
1.25
16% Mar
1
«
7c
27%
100
905
1—
Warrants
19% Mar
•
Bros
Taurcanls
4.20
11%.
Nickel
Sylvanite
4.20
11%
_
Stedman
4.90
•
Oil
Starratt
4.90
25c
Uranium Mines Ltd—
Oil Se Gas
Supertest
Jan
9,625
50c
Stanley Brock class A
Superior
Jan
42
163,750
38
Roi
Press
94c
9
43
Mar
12%c Apr
74c
54c
Win-rants
Sturgeon
8.85 Mar
56c
1.28
1.64
Jan
Mar
13% Mar
9
38
Btanleigh Uranium Corp
Stanwell
16%
85c
52c
45c
Stand Paving & Materials
Texan
11,000
52
38
Air Services
Tamblyn
36,900
1.16
45c
Spooner Mines & Oils
Surf
15c
1.09
1
Warrants
Stovel
13%c
•
Stanrock
3,114
1
Mines
Union
Stadaccma
1,440
68c
—__4d
Southam
Spartan
9.40
1.11
•
Valley
Southern
9.00
3.95
•
common
Souris
17,000
10,155
1.47
Manufacturing
Slocan
4,175
93c
15%
3.50
Mines Ltd
D
18%
14
1.64
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
85c
3.55
Sflverwood" Dairies class A
8
17%
14%
50
—
" 3.TC* Feb
.
■
14.000
:
171,510
4——f~5
Western Naco Petrol-.
9.75
•
Miller Mines
1.14 Mar
2.50 Mar
o
Western Leaseholds L
.1
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
Jr.n
2,50 Mar
V 2,746
•
3.40
100
1,100
4.90
88c
20c
-'•J
*
3,753
13%C
6
Jan
15c
1
—
Breweries
10%
•
pfd
80c
459
:2.10
13%
10%
00c
Sicks Breweries 6F
Jan
/'Xoo;
'.,5%
.
—
20%
9
Gordon
Mar
Mar
-
1.82
Mines
20
50
Creek Gold
Jan
61c
:£••• 12%
33 ,33%
—h——a_.——W-4;
9.75
1
com
2.05
19 %c
Gas
Copper
9%c
\
Freehold
Shawinigan Water & Power
Class A preferred
Ltd—
Ltd—
Oil &
Canadian
Jan
9%c
65c
Mar
.,10% Jan
2,40
Oil
13%
78%
1.25
53.
2.58
75c
Petroleums
Jan
9%c
10%
West
5%
.
m
Nickel
14c
78%
1
;/4.63
4.00
;
:
Knapp Canada
17c
50c
'
•
'J.50
27 c
Jan
47c
A
Apr
.
Jan
39c
163,025
'12,185
10c
2.08
?■
lie
12
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd
Werner
J
Metal
Sherritt
23%
Feb
■■■'
Jan
Mar
;
/
2.05 Mar
2:60
<6.75
(.6.75
16c
9/00
Security
Sheep
•
—•
—
common...,
77c
93c
3.95
25
V>: 53
Feb
26,180
2.25
2."35
*•
2.05 "
—I
Mines-
(G & Wi
Apr
;
Gold
class
2.13
——J
Feb
17%
350
•
Feb
;
46%
37,125
•
,
30y4; ?2 %
6%-" 6%
""
2:40'
i
Mines
Feb
•
Petroleums
2.55
55
Jan
6.90 Jan
:
745
■
8C
•:* 30.%
40c
_j
Petroleum
Scarcee
2:55: *
15
Gold
Debentures
2.05.
7- 97c' "1.00
99c
,
375
62c
warrants
Antonio
Sand
£_■;
com.."
.4:10
Apr
Apr
28c
Mar
'
160
Mar
52%
22% Mar
82
4
12% Mar
17% Feb
Jan
5.10
300
2.15. :<
..
22c
Jan
.33
Jan
.
x
Ex-dividend."
y
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend
'
'
'
.
f"'
"
•
24c
>
50% Mar
3,181
23
Mar
10%
15%
10,165
,
49c
6,500
l
.
new
23
6% ;
9.75
„
Horsey
1
-
8% Jan
1,125
.
49'
2.24
21,000
1
com
Gas
Jan
15c
500
.11% "
•
..
20%
Salada Shirriff
5.50
42 c
%c
18
•
Mar*-
4.25
37,064
23c
510
I
.
2.24.; V; 2.15
11c
10
Industries
*.
23-%,;*
43c
*
;
;
—
Amulet
Weston
St
5.40
40c
Preferred
20c
600
17%
17%
•
18c
•
V
10 %c
100
30%C Feb
800
./•
52%
10% c
50c
Royal Oak Dairy class A
Royalite Oil common
15c
•
4.05
B
1
:
'
:
.51H4
13%
Mines
?
8,330
12,050
5%
52
1
_
of Canada
[
Jan
4.75
3,630
Viceroy Mfg class-A
l
Consol
Mar
5.75 Feb
47c ': ; J
2ic:24 %c
5%
1
Walnwrlght Prod & Ref
1.26
800
.
Royal Bank
60c
30 c
:42c
Feb
Mar
Feb
1.55
6,000
1,050
V) Can Ltd
Russell
6c
8c
Mines
|
I
16%
common
Feb
T0
«
Preferred
Rowan
Violamac
26.971
1
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
doe (A
Jan
65c
1.15
Mlnps
Rockwin
Class
75c
2.05
55c
*
Little
'Class- A.—
Roche
Feb
Feb
1.95
60c
1.10
preferred
Robinson
Apr
6.T5
12%
;
Explorations Ltd
50c
1.95
7c
;
29 Va
Jan
16%
42
—
Feb
1
Uranium
Mar
.
.^.J
Vanadium Alloys
Jan
1.15
common
23
5,375
.
•
44c
1.05
Mines
Mfg
3,704
'
f.
Corp i_/
40c
5,000
4,470
I
Rupununi
Rlx
;
5.50
iv
Telefilm -.Ltd——————4.*:
United
538,566
1
Uranium
Rexspar
24
5.25
58
I UK il'Wi;;-49/i-
:—-
46c
_1
—__
_
Mines
29c
v '•
Fortune——__
——i—
1.74
•
Macdone.ld
Reeves
Renabie
*
Jan
12%
16%
.
I50
III
New
Oils
41c
I
Mines
Explorations
Rayrock
t...
pfd_—
A
1.43
•
Oil
Ranger
1.63
class
preferred
Vandoo Consol
Radiore Uranium Mines
i
Jan
17c
•
v
.35
B
United
Feb
3 130
Inv
United
Jan
Jan
Corps Ltd class B_
Fuel
United
Jan
19
Jan
14
9,000
.
22c
__l
—:—
.
'——-—
United* Keno Hill————
Mar
15c
30%
23c
29%
20c
__l
Asbestos
Class
7.25 Mar
22c
89C
11%!
V
/ ■:■/'
10% Mar
.
.50
v
Jan
25
s
■
16c
•
—4.
United
Mar
Jan
Jan
8%
11% Jan
1.30 Jan
Jan
'"
10,020
16%
United
Mar
8c
6c
/ 8
,
■:
10,595
Jl%. .11%
Canada
of
Gas
Class A preferred
Union Mining Corp
Mar
48c
49c
5%
84% Mar
43
Jan
30,675
.
r. 7 43c
*
Shawkey
I.
Acceptance common.
V 2nd preferred —a——i.——
United
25%c Jan
J /'
4%
■
1.08
>wl'T .//21c.;" /
—
Feb
12%
,
i
80
:
/ '29
>;
28%
IIIu-1
Chibouoamau
City Gas——.;
?
11%
-—
Union
Mar
55c
:—
Jan
27%
■
>
20c
**♦
•
Ultra
'
Jan
Jan
■
Jan
3.30
12%
450
43%
400
9:75
1
Mar
28% Mar
150
.
Jan
Jan
38
1.01
-"J_
.
_•
"*"'
Pipeline—i
—:
v
.
..
14c
44%
Apr
J
Jan
1.10
31c
I
Petroleum
5.00
Feb
2.55 Mar
55c
_^_1
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
4.00 Mar
90c
33c
:
1
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
4.35
7%
Oil
Resources
40,
6.50
j
59% Mar
Jan
9c
5
'82
,
39
6.10
1.07
*•'
•
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—Xi
2.80 Mar
Airways
Producers
..
M
.
37% Mar
10
9.75
12
1.60
39
82
.
40
—
—_—
Mar
2.79
Pronto Uranium Mines.
x
Mar
1.10 Mar
7.70
President Electric
82
40
:
10
5%
—
;
20c
2.20
Premium Iron Ore
-II100
—
.39
-
•
1957 warrants
4.55
Roy
39J
warrants
40c
40c
Pipe Mfg
B __———3—
1.10 Mar
16
3.10
Prairie
Quonto
Class
2.78 Mar
66%
Rouyn
Gas
1.60
1.48
11%
Corp
Provo
34,300
39%
River
Preston
9%c
1.50
Oils
Power
7,071
11%
Develop
Powell
225
21c
Placer
Ponder
Powell
1.25
1.14
1.50 Mar
•
39
'
3c
Gas
66,580
5,020
16%
1.05
i.ii
Uranium
Ore
1.13
1.70
16%
——
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pitch
1.50
'
:•
A
-
5
Mar
46
26
.
/——
Exploration
Finance
?
37
45%
'
1
Mines
Gold
Perron
Peruvian
j
26
-'rn
*
/;
Apr
41%
170
42%
Apr
Jan
22 %C
276,937
45%
_20
Trusts
Works common
X.
42
80c
39c
51
.1.926
/ r
80c
Jen
27C
10,200
10
Bank—
High
Low
High
62c
Elevators
9%
31%
22c
Low
II—1
Mines
Dominion
IOV2
———..
Jan
Silver
-
69c
_•
Tomblll Gold Mines
28c
21c
10
High
4.50 Mar
26
Pipeline
common
Permo
3.15
34%
1
.1.26
Pern Din a
Penmans
Peoples
15,728
4.45
20c
22c
1
;
Low
High
17c
1
Consol
Paymaster
4.20
4.35
-
i-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5837
Volume 189
(1713)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, April
10
"She following
;
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions. - They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
or bought, (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
f
,
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Bid
Industrials and Utilities
Bid' '
Far
;
Aerovcx
Ccrp
Air Products Inc.—.
American- Box
Co
Corp
_—V
Barge Line.i_5
'
Co
—Yl-lO"
American- Greetings CI "A"—_1 *'
Amer Hospital Supply
Corp
4 '•
38 ■
Express
26%
69%
-
Co—__1___2
A
M
P
Arden Fferms- Co
Partfc.preferred
Hanna
(MA) Co class A com_10
10
130
•
54%
v
Class
21
Helene
.
High
^
30%
•25%
;
-
56
•22%" '
Co__—.5
24
31
33 %
AryWa.
^187+''
-20
Corpi^--10
21;C
Avon Products Inc—98 " '
Aztec Gil'a Gnk
Co„.^'^____-_1™_:_10
Mfgp
Bay less. (A Ji
Bell
&
"9'%
1
______
~
Inc
Brown- Si-.
$1.20
*27%
Shaipc Mi'g Co^„_—10
Beryllium Co__"_^YJ—_1*
Buckeye Steel Castings- C6I2-_
*
;
Motor
Class
25%
Jack &
s
*
163
Kaiser
Steel
Corp
preferred
Cannon Mills "class
B coni____25
Steel
Ceco
Products
•'
63
CorL)t.^i__-.___^._____,t-i9%
.Carpenter Paper Co
1
42
.
21%
.
,
v
10
1
10%
-
5974
63 Va
.50c
2974
1474
16
Von's
—1
20
22
27
2974
Co
1074
1174
1
17V*
1874
27%
4174
.
,
Plus
1
54
2774
29%
32
73%
77%
Lone
Steel
Star
25%
26%
Lucky
22%
23%
Ludlow
6%
49
Weyerhaeuser Timber
1
9'/2
1074
White Eagle Oil Co
Chemical Co
1
26 V*
28 Vz
1.25
2874
574
23%
1374
Wisconsin Power A Light Co
Wltco Chemical
_1
263A
4%
21%
12%
1
25y2
2774
Wurlltzer Company
1
lc
1874
8J/2
19%
9V4
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
•
22'A
24y»
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Struthers Wells Cbrp
Stubnltz Greene Corp
Propane
Suntide
Syntex Corporation
..V"
1
2yz
Service
Inc
Gas Corp
Refining Co
53
38V*
Macmillan
28%
Madison Gas &
7%
6%
1
25%
27%"
32%
35%
25%
27%
83%
id
2S%
27%
31%
29%
•
■
*■
American Trust Co
(SF)
57
10
39 %
42%
50%
54 y4
25
27
20
21%
Bank of
13%
15%
Bankers Trust Co
62%
67
Boatmen's
32
34%
14%
15 y2
Prods
Auto
1
Inc
1
Marmon Herrlngtou Co Inc—_1
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Sliipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp
■■;
54%
26 %
28%-
15%
16%
McLean
Industries—l
lc
60
(San Francisco)
4674
.6V*
49%
46%
24%
26%
McLoutli Steel Corp—
2%
60%
10%
McNeil
5
5
49%
53
39%
43
9%
•
Connecticut Light & Power Co,.*
26
2.50
24%
22%
_5
16%
17%
Transp Lines Inc_l
Refrigeration Corp
1
Craig Systems Inc.
1
10%
16%
11%
10 %
11
Continental
-Copcland
37
75%
1
_1
17%
19 %
Machine Specialties
5
Darlir.g (L A) Co
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.—
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2%
265
Dictaphone
Dicbold
Bush
Duriron
16 %
Inc—_
Eastern Utilities
Gas
19
277
Florida Steel
Food
Mart
12%
24%
19%
21
Corp__l—50c
Gas Corp—L
1
14%
15%
45
48 3
1
8%
9%
20%
22%
22 %
24%
Oil
&
CorpL
common
Shirt Shops of
Eng
Gas
Elec
&
File
Co
Therinador
Nortex Oil
4
2
&
North
Gas
Penn
Ft
Northwest
•
11%
xl9
12%
Gas__j
Natural
Production
Corp
Co;
Northwestern Pub Serv
Co
44%
Oklahoma
.1
23%
24%
13%
5
34%
21%
19%
20%
Pabst
45 %
48%
1
6
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co„-5
11
Power
Co
Brewing Co
Airmotive Corp—
Pacific Far East Line
i
41%
•
63%
67
76%
80%
Pacific
27
29%
Pan
17%
18%
Parker Hannifin Corp
1
1
14
15
Pendleton
Indus
1
16%
17%
General Bottlers—1
——1
Uranium Mines—i—10c
American
Sulphur
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Co
1
Gas
Service Co
General Crude Oil Co
,_lo
General Gas Corp.
Gen Telep (Calif)
2.50
2%
Pickering
Lumber
30%
32%
pfd—20
19%
21%
Telep Co of the Southwest
5\s% preferred
.20
20%
Gen
Co
1
Co_2
(A P)
Fire Brick Cu
Green Mountain Power
Corp
26 %
i
28%
iv-a
Co of
New
22
24%
Punta
Alegre
5
30 %
32%
Purex
Corp
5
20%
22%
PUrolator Products
Sugar
Ltd
20%
14%
Corp
6%
20
96
10
Trust
23
40
Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Co
(Phlla)
Trust
(Buffalo)
102
9%
I
2674
28%
28%
30%
10
6074
63 V*
10
45
48%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
City Natl Bk & Tr
(Chlcago_25
84
8974
Morgan (J P)
Co
__50
340
Amer__5
27
Bk (NY)
Citizens & Southern National
Bank
(Savannah)
Cleveland
Trust
Bk
Commercial
No.
of
Brook Natl Bank of
166
175
71%
76%
49%
A Co (N Y)—100
382
52%
398
366
29%
25
9674
102%
Connecticut Bank A Tr Co_12%
43 V*
46%
Continental 111 Bank A Trust
Bank
National Bank
National City
of
Datrolt
10
58%
62
of Westchester.6
23%
2574
Bank
(Clave)—is
77
81%
66
Natl Newark A Essex Banking
Co (N J)
25
70%
52%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
49%
55'A
58%
5
33%
35%
New
38
43
Nat Bk
(SF)_10
35%
38
New Jersey
Bank A Trust Co.ll
New York Trust Co <N Y)
28
33
35%
89%
92%
Empire Trust Co (NY)
50
Tr Co (Chicago)—100
565
Co
(Chicago)
33%
114
118
(White
220
232
Eng Trust Co (Boston). 100
Northern
(NY)_10
34%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr Co_10
52%
Pidelity-Phlla Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)__10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
94
99
91
97
74%
78%
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co (Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
a
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
33%
37%
Provident
Federation Bk & Tr Co
First
Co
Camden
Natl
(Camden
N
Bk
A
37'A
50 %
53%
26
28
Bk
39%
42%
62
65 %
6y«
10
(Atlanta)
Natl
First
Natl Bank Baltimore—10
84
100
Dallas—10
First Natl Bk (Je«#r Oity)__25
345
First Natl Bk of Chicago
First
Natl
Bank of
Bank
& Trust
iPatcrson
Name
N
87%
361
3674
3974
67
A Trust
(Phlla)
55
162
Co
48%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—8
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
81%
85
19%
21%
10
10%
85
89%
101
105%
Second Bank-State Street
Trust
76
7974
76%
78%
51
54
34
37%
5
31%
33%
Trade Bk A Tr Co (N
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk. .15
55%
36
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_B
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
(New York)
28
County
10
of Long
.20
9274
96%
Bank of New York—10
50 %
53%
(NY)
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
6%
Harris Tr &
7%
8%
Hartford Natl Bk A Tr Co
20%
30
32
1
1
13 y«
14%
27
38%
41%
Hudson
Sav Bk
County
(Chic)__20
10
105
Hudson
roi
Tr
Co
36%
113
39
25
(Union City)—8
footnote*
«ee
preceding
57%
62
18 %
2074
eege.
56
2374
2574
43%
47%
45
4f%
29%
31%
11%
12%
.10
51 y2
55
10
51%
10
2©
31
: 34%
Union Bank of Commerce—
(Cleveland)
55
United States Trust Co—
(Boston)
United States Trust
•*««
Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
5274
Y)—-10
Union Tr Co of Maryland
29%
1
—
40%
~
Trust Co of New Jersey58%
90%
85
Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phlla—10
(Boston
of
NY
177
44
10
Boston
7574
Island
58%
75%
RocUand-Atlas Natl Bank of
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
of New Rochelle
Franklin Natl Bank
45%
71%
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) —12
Biggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_28
71
Passaic
2774
4274
Tradesmen's Bank
71
J)
changed to
Bank
National
67
25
St Louis Union Trust
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
Natl
63%
Tr
«*)
19%
Hamp
County
21%
3774
53%
47%
38%
40%
5
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—5
Serv
31%
18%
13%
31%
i
49%
fl
10
T)
51
x44
20%
_
Producing Properties Inc.—10c
Pubco Petroleum
1
Pub
29
19
L——1
Steel
„
23%
37%
Portsmouth
7%
6%
22%
29%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
36%-
Kings
(Phlla)
(N
Manufacturers A Traders
25
First Natl Bk of St Louis
20
First Natl City Bank (NY)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Phila)
10
First Westchester Natl Bank
——2
34%
Trust Co
Irving Trust Co
32
41%
8%
34
Industrial
29'/2
16
38%
Corp—.—3%
32'%
43
46
30%
Fiist
13%
Plymouth Rubber Co
40
10
5174
14%
36
I
46
12%
28
•
R
28%
20%
34%
Co—:
•id
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_10
13
6
Pa*
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)_10
Industrial Natl Bank of
5074
19
12%
—:
Companias
76%.
11%
,
31%
Permanente Cement
Pfaudler-Permutit
6%
Glddlngs& Lewis Mach Tool
Co—70c
6%
26
17
34%
22%
5%
14%
10
15%
32
20%
14
Pacific
Mercury Electronics—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co_i—6%
*
8%
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Fgh)_2&
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis) _2B
First
12
38%
Tail
Otter
2
Green
6%
35%
1
Cement
3%
33%
19%
10
15%
774
50c
Liberty Real Estata Bk k Tr
22
12%
32%
k
Giant Portland
3
20%
*
Old Ben Coal Corp
7%
5(7
18%
5%
1
Packing.
81%
16%
ProB—10c
Miss River
___2
—■
57%
1474
47%
First
40%
Pioneer Natural Gas
Garlock
123i
76
19
1
3
11%
20%
10
Wayne Corrugated Paper
Frito
5%
10%
!
5%
11%
1
Co__—i——5
American Coal
North
Nytheasicni Water Co $4; pfd_*
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
53%
71%
13y8
22%
*
Norrls
Corp
10%
1
Tuba Consolidated Industries—1
Meadow
Crocker-Anglo
Del—1
Asspc_^_8
32%
Inc
8%
10
4774
County Trust Co
Plains NY)
38%
Class B
30%
Fisher Governor Co
10
59%
60%
—50c
2.50
35%
1874
44%
27%
18%
.—10
3874
33%
Co
x5674
25%
25%
Mortgage Assn.100
36%
|
0
Conversion
(NY)_12%
55
Pacific
Federal Nail
10
Wood
Bk of Phila.10
Centl-Penn Natl
11%
41%.
1
20%
78'A
45%
____10c
19
26%
B
Cleve
of
Chase Manhattan Bk
27%
23%
Nicholson
First Boston Corp
Fisher Brothers Cot
(N J)
Bank
10%
42%
New
_
Co
Trust
Natl
25%
Precision Indust—1
Supply Co-—10
Gas
National
Associates
1
10
(Phlla)
Commercial Trust of N J
5
50c
14%
Williams Bros
81%
a
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Co—1
13%
National
30
National
40%
lnc„_/
Empire State <5fl Co
Equity Oil Co
20 3
28 %
103
24%
37%
Inc
Elcctrohix Corp
Emli ar ft M fg Co
18
25%
53%-
Economics Laboratory Inc
El
Paso Electric Co (Texas)
Elcctro-Voice
35%
16%
17
2
Nat
33
Aluminate Corp—_2%
38
'_
5
20
(N Y)
Louis
Chem Corn Exch
22
America—
Industries
63%
23%
—2%
Tennessee
27%
60
Gas
National
35
preference
Eastern
25 %
Fuel
Northwest
East
24%
1
_1
Dynamics Corp of
$1
Mountain
16%
50
Co
Inc
17%
29%
14%
5
,
Sons
&
Bradstreet Inc.——''
Dunham
Monogram
15%
5
:
Donnelley iR R)
Duffy-Mote Co
Dun Si
14%
CO—5
Corp
Inc
Laboratories
16%
7%
2
common
St
Central
1
Arts Inc_L~
Whiting Corp
24
Natl Bank
Broad St Trust Co
Camden
23
1
5
Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co——5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Missouri Utilities Co
1
19%
27%
Detroit St Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
A
Minneapolis
8%
13%
Co_
Broadcasting
Gas Utilities Co
Miebde-Gross-Dexter Inc—
Miles
34%
Publishing
Metropolitan
Class
71 %
17%
Eng
&
Michigan
18
5
Danly
Machine
Meredith
24 %
5
Bridge Co
47%
27%
10
16
Virginia
5%
Dl-Noc Chemical
2274
45
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_lo
51
-1
Detroit Internat
2174
17.50
Ask
42
Bank of Commerce (Newark )_25
Bank of New York—
100
Co
vtg
1
,
1
Co___5
com
4074
25%
43
1
7%
Providsnco
of America N T A S A
Electric Co—16
Co
Maremont
Bid
Par
2974
Gas
vtg
19%
I0o
Bank and Trast
34?/8
Elev
Ltd
8%
19%
18
•?(
Milling
Common
774
1874
Westcoast Transmission
•
West Point Manufacturing Co.*
Western Lt A Telephone Co__10
9%
Interstate
Cutter Laboratories
(SD) Co
-
,7%
58%
Bank
31% *
Engine Co Inc
36%
46
6%
26%
2%
••
1%
Inc
Mfg & Sales Co
33*%c
Conulany__
33%
Hotols Delaware Corp
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
Cummins
5.8%
48%
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gaa Co.
Colorado
-Cross
17%
43%:
26%
1
Co
Stores
33%c J,. 29%
Products
62
54%
3974
79 %
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Ling Electronics
50c
1
Rock
58
•
Washington Natural Gas Co
10
Washington 8teel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"
1
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common non-voting
E
Stanley Works
25
Colorado
Consolidated
5
Warren
4974
33
26
1
ConsolFreightways—
1
2iy4
•
7
1
Co
Blower
6
Co——.10
Corp—1
Warner A Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
6%
common—1
Gas
_
163,»»
Central Telephone Co_;
—10
Central Vfc Pub Serv Corp_
6
Commonwealth
Co
46'A
48%
__♦ %
&
Grocery
1
15%
Power
;
Varlan Associates
Vitro Corp of Amsr..
1
47%
Standard Register
45 %
Utility Corp
Inc
2974
13%
6
Central Public
Stores
27%
3874
3
Co
Central Maine
Colonial
52%
24%
26%
1274
Koehring
Liberty Loan Corp
Prod-
23
44%
35%
Keystone Portland Cem Co
16%
Corp
15 Va
4874
5
35%
31%
50% *
Gas
14
5
Valley Mould Sc Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Ino
—1
Suburban
3374
1
Tele
Gas
70%
X3174
1
Co
Suburban
3%
6674
Utah Southern Oil Co
Standard Pressed Steel
y2
1374
3%
Universal Match Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
4974
45%
15%
Co
States
-
2474
25
Producing Co_l
11%
37%.:
Ketchum Co Inc
47%
States
Gas
40%;
26 %
8%
Engines
5
Eng Tele Co
28 y2
10
•
19%
Radio
2i>/2
16'/2
46%
lc
Coastal
20
Co
50'/b
37%
25
Collins
22y2
Water
30'/b
15
3
50c
16
Lanolin
Clinton
20%
Calif
Stouffer
Lau
el A
Southern
46%.
Landers Frary & Clark
coin
1474
43%
Neural Gas_5
237-8
Common class «____
19%
14
Stepan
35%
Citizens Utii Co
3574
18
55%
52%
22%
Chattanooga Gas Co_
37%
20%
37'%
38 y2
25%
33%
Co
18%
33%
34%
Power Co
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc„
10
United Western Minerals
10c
26%
6%
5%
3%
Central Soya
32%
3474
11%'
& Gas Co
.10
Ceutvai Indiana Gas Co____
5
Central Louisiana Electric Co_5
Central III Elec
30%
8%
71%
22%
Trans
1
5%
Cedar Paint Field Trust ctfs
Gentral Electric & Gas Co
2174
2474
5%
6774
2%
29%
Corp—__io
20%
x23 74
5
I
Tractor
10
31%
x34y4
2
Pacific
40%
Inc
Utilities Co
Supply Co
;
1
Gas Pipe Line Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt St Pwr Co_E
7J/a
1
7%
Corp
Speer Cnrbcu
"
16%
Kennamctal
;
1474
31%
12%
13%
36%
Southwestern
31s/u,
45 y»
Kentucky
19%
13%
29
1
54%
37%
Co
1
1
12%
26%
Co—
Topp Industries Inc
Towmotor Corp
51
25%
Kendall
14%
55
9y8
5
*
Kellogg
•
29%
_2
Statler
% /. Kearney & Treckcr Corp„
Tokhelm Corp
1
Sprague Electric Co
,
2%
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
10
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
20%
24
1
Time Ine
14%
13
Co
Kansas-Nebraska
28%.
59
Carlisle
Bantam
Southwest
10%
1
common
72!4
38%
1314
(G D) & Co
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co-10
,
,'8%-
18%
68
,
4
30
27%
8
19%
i6
1
i
5%
36 V*
1
Union Gas Co
*
10%
Thermo King CorpL
Three States Nat Gas Co
20c
New
•,
5%
24%
*
Nevada Power Co
15%
Pctrochemicals-1
Lake
24%
974
1
32%
1
Ine
Southern
xl5%
42%
•
5
Jessop Steel Co
39%
28%
System
Southern
19%
1
2374
1
56
Southern Colorado Power Co__*
229
29%
Co__15
Jervis Corp.
■"
57%
16%
•
Utilities
Jlcintz Inc—
Jefferson
30%' '
37%
Lldi—__10c.
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l i;
Ryder
Southwestern Elec Svc Co
Co—1—_5
Service
Pipeline Coul
5174
1
34%
18%
37
51%
(H H) Co
'13%
216
34%
52
,•
Southern
.
Inc—
1
3
Trans
48
26%
71-
32%
12%'
5
Co
Water Supply
Jefferson Electric Co
I-
31%
15%
Oil
;
26%
.-.
6%
34%
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp__i
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—_10c
18%
24%
Gas
74%
32%
Transmit Corpu7
15
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%
Roddis Plywood Corp
1
Sierra
67 '
.
Texas eastern
80%
5%
1374
25c
Seismograph Service Corp
9%
25'A
•
Jamaica
$1.46
Canadian DcllTi
Robertson
Skil
'!
*
.
Texas industries T"a
Texas National Petroleum.
14
17
10
common—
Southern
Iowa.
31%;
27%
California- Interstate Tel
5
California Oregon Power Co__20
California Water Service- Co—25
Calif Water & Tclcp Co
12%
9%
Corp__
1
Freight Sys_l
Securities
A
Public
•Iowa
21%.
29%
Texas HI Nat Gas
24Va
71 y2
"
,8%
Bullock's.
46 Va
22V*
Searle
•
Co
Investors Diver Services
'
47 3V
Iiic-__^__i—53%
Burndy Ccrp;..__.l
__._-.___i
15 %
67%
1
Co——
43 V*
Sclileld
7%
29 y8
Bakeries
Interstate
8%
Y29
Brush
6%
26%
1
Water
&
Water
3
'
17%:*
•:
Gas
Interstate
31%
7%
19%-.
28%
12y«
Inc
Interstate
16%
20%-'' .: 21%
preferred—.25,
Mills
Head
Indianapolis
•48
24%
Botany Mills
Bowser
Indian
Texas
Sabre-Plnon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
21%
•,
1
Co
International Textbook Co
44
r;
;
15%
26%
1
14'A
28
1
Production
Indiana
29%
Siytills & Btyspn Inc com_l
Borniah-Eocds 8tpres__rfLJ_'_%l
Mat
common
Husky Oil Co———
10%
c
7%
Light Co__i
Black
Field
20
•
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"__,
1
16%
.
Black Kills Power &
Oil
A
hugoton
-
5..V
_
*'■,
.
1
f_,
Gas_
12%
33'/2
15%
Rose Marie Reld
60%
19%
14%
45 '.C
1
—_
Inc
56
Pulp & Paper Corp— ; *
Class
61%,
25%
Beinis Bros Bag .Co_J,__r_—L 38
Beneficial C<irrp
Berkshire Hathaway
BerylliuEi Corp..—
1
A
Natural
Hudson
103
58
,
Miukels—___1
Co._J_„ V;__l.lO
Gosscft
14%
12%
.
1* ,'14%'''-'
2%
26%
Corp__l_-.__.i-
class
Co
Houston
"
22%
Co>,li.:ir»2-._l-.' ■ 18%
Eaxter Laboratories^
V
137
11%;'
31%,
75 y2
70
1
rracerlab Inc
135
13%;
2
Roadway Express class A
Robbins & Myers- Inc
111
••
1
7%
Riley Stoker Corp
31 %
•"
1-
A
Engineering
Credit
-Houstop
25%
Co.—10
Bates
class
Houston Corp
21%
Gas
Metai Construction
Voltage
rHllton
Arkansas
Spring
common
Curtis Ind
.-Hoover
20% /
CO
*
Arkansas; Missouri Power .Co__5
Associated
B
-Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
47%-
;
Inc
29
1
Tappan Stove Co_
Tekoll Corp
6%
Co
Bid
Par
Tampax Inc
3%
Richardson
,
32
129
_
U2%*'
Western
29%
106
40
Art
2.50
Corp
5
19%
"
--'s
Co ;
5%
Xerox
24%
1
^
Arizona S-u6Ue Service
4%
Haloid
28%
._4
common
30 %
•
Incorporated.,—__„__i
-Anheuser-Busch " Luc
1
Chemicals & Controls—1
54'/2
27/a
Republic Natural Gas Co
10c
Hagan
Ask-;
51
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
Ask
192
181
.
5
Rare Metals Corp of Amerlca__l
Reeves Soundcraffc Corp__
6c
32%
Society.
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Gustin-Baeon Mfg
'-*89%
'* 51%"
Pipe & Const Co
_l
44%
Amer-Saint Gobain Coip_„7:50v 19
•Grolier
Bid
•
39%
-
■„
American
Corp
73% :'. A
36%
85
Grinnell
25%'"
'28% *
23%
Amer Commercial
American-Marietta
47%
35%
:l
Amer Cement
American
Par
8%
..
—_1
Board
.
7%
44%
l
Ralston Purina Co
Ask
Wachovia
(NY)
fPho«ntx
Aril)-8
89
-
92%
48
51%
20%
22
Bank & Trust Co—
(Winston-Salem
N
C)
5
41
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
.
.
Monday, April 13,1959
.
(1714)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday. April 10
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Bid
P»r
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Boston—1
11.59
12.67
Aetna
36.17
1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—3
Amer Research & Development..*
4.34
4.63
Investment Trust
9.20
2
—
v ■'
25.45
(Medium
Bonds) _1
22.70
24.76
(Low
Bonds) —1
16.57
18.08
9.53
B-4
(Discount Bonds).——1
10.26
11.20
American Home
iIncome Pfd Stocks)
Bonds!
(Investment
B-l
Grade
Priced
Amer
(Jacksonville
20.28
Amer
13.99
Amer Nat Ins
14.95
16.32
American
Stks»_1
13.14
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
S-4
(Low Priced
Com
Com
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Assurance—5
50
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
15
14.34
American Surety Co.——--G.25
20%
22%
Monument
13.28
14.37
Bankers
60
65%
National
G.66
7.31
6.14
6.73
Beneficial
1
16.28
1
Canadian International Growth
■Fund Ltd
:
1
18.51
20.03
Canadian Fund Inc_
7 'U
preferred
13.74
12.51
13.67
Connecticut
General
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
9.39
9.87
*-48.05
19.73
Continental
Assurance
Inc—1
6.81
7.43
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
a46.28
12.38
11.46
10.80
Investment
1
9.96
10.83
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
15.28
16.61
Income
Commonwealth
19.26
16.90
X16.48
Inc
i
20
Consolidated Investment Tru6t_l
shares
Dividend Income
De
De
7.59
Delaware
91
Diver
Growth
12.44
8.66
Investment
9.49
Diversified
Trustee
9.42
Balanced
6.70
4.83
8 43
9.21
6.39
9.73
7.87
8.60
21.81
23.58
3Vis April 15,
3%s Aug. 17,
3%s Sept. 15,
37 Vi
40 Va
3.80s Jan.
23.51
25.14
Dividend Series——
1
24.11
25.78
Preferred Stock Series
Income
8.19
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
11.22
12.20
16.35
Florida Growth Fund Inc
6.02
10c
2.74
10.27
of Canada Ltd
Nucleonics
13.12
_lc
,Tc
Inc
Inc__
6.07
18.77
20.57
2.39
2.60
1
13.83
15.81
1
7.35
7.99
lc
9.10
9.97
Automobile
Shares—lc
10.87
11.91
lc
7.84
Electrical
Equip
shares
lc
8.39
13.98
Food
13.42
14.51
13.65
shares
lc
8.20
Fund
Inc--2——
10.66
>5.45
4.99
8.63
3s,eS
March
Inc
(Geo)
Fund—
7.98
14.10
Quarterly
Shares
Dist
Inc
:
15.33
16.22
Putnam Growth Fund
17.63
7.55
8.21
Scudder Fund of Canada
Scuuuer
25c
12.96
•
&
Stevens
Scudder Stevens
14.01
(Edison
B)
Fund
Sovereign Investors—
7.57
2.56
7.05
»—-
State Street Investment
Stein Roe k
Corp—
Balanced Fund
Inc
.——
shares
11.53
Sterling
10.00
10.95
lc
8.05
8.82
12.06
13.21
1
18.42
18.97
1
20.30
20.92
Inc
Funds
United
Fund
Investment
Fund
Texas
Inc_
—
Hamilton
Series
Funds
H-C7
10c
5.02
^_10c
88%
32%
_2
46%
49%
2
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
30%
32%
or
Bid
100.2
2%s
May
100.1
100.3
1959-
1,
3 Vis
May 1,
100
1%K
Oft.
100.2
99.29
100
2 Vis
Feb.
97.24
3%s Feb.
1,
99.24
3%s April
99.28
3,
100.6
4s
100.4
100.8
100.8
3%s
May 2,
4%s
Mar.
98.4
98.12
4%s
March
1963
96.14
1963
11,
96.22
4%s
Julv
15,
100
1968
100.12
3Vis April
100 Vi
1965
101
4Vis
95
98.28
99.4
100
99 Va
99%
99 %
1969
100%
102%
100%
92 Vi
1,
1971
93 Va
100 Vi
1970
1970-1967.
101%
92%
1972
93 V4
98 V*
99Vi
95 Vi
1972-1967
15,
94.24
94.8
99
1,
15,
100.8
94.8
1968
Oct.
3%s Sept.
100.8
99.24
1969
1,
99%
99.24
3Vis May
4*is Feb.
95%
9
6'/a
100.3
100
1959——
98%
1966
20,
98.22
98.14
1961-
20,
99.4
100.8
100
May 1, 1962
2%s May 1, 1963
100.3
100.4
99.12
98.28
4s
100.1
.
.
100.2
99.6
1960
1961
Sept. 20,
100
100
if:
1960
1,
100.2
Aak
99.29
1999—
20, 1050
1, 1960
2Vis June
—
point
a
Bank Bonds—
99.20
11,
3,
32nds of
more
Land
99.12
12,
Oct.
one
100.3
United
Continental Fund
Income
Fund
Fund
United
U25.98
Funds
1,
1959
—...
—
100.1
99.30
■
•
•
-
.
.
•
•
Fund—
12.64
10.79
12.42
13.50
Canada
7.92
8.66
11.12
12.09
14.51
18.29
16.83
Ltd
Ask
es
15,
May
l%s Aug. 1,
3%s
Nov.
Feb
99.26
1959
1959
15,
15,
99.18
99.31
1959—
1960
100.8
—
>'
one
99.20
1 Vis
Oct.
100.1
3%s
Feb.
100.10
4s
Treasury Notes—
Vi
Oct.
s
1,
99.2
—
3Vis Nov. 15, 1959
l%s April 1, 1960
May 15,
3V4S
May 15,
l%s
Oct.
1,
100.2
Feb.
1.
Vis April
•
Aug.
92.14
99.4
99.8
95.8
1,
99.30
99.18
4s
97.10
97.18
1%$
Oct.
96.14
96.22
l%s
1963
90.30
91.6
April
99.24
Vis April 1, 1961
3% May 15, 1961
I
95.4
15,
99.16
1
100.16
92.6
1
1963
Nov.
Feb.
98.28
99.28
I960—,
1960
93.14
100.12
1962—
15,
3%s
2%s
98.20
1960
99.10
100.8
93.6
15, 1962
1,
95
99.C
100.4
1962
Oct.
100.12
94.24
1962
1962—
1,
Aak
100.8
1961
15.
15,
1 'is
99.10
100.4
point
a
Bid
4s
1959
3Vis
32nds of
more
Treasury Notes (Continued)4s
Aug. 1, 1961
99.28
1
1
or
Maturity-
13.38
16.80
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness¬
3%s
a36.49
13.28
:
Shares-
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
1962
99.28
1%S
April
May
15,
1.
1963 wL——
1963—
1.
99.29
99.25
89.28
90.4
89
1964
89.8
.
4.99
Havdock Fund Inc
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Accumulated
United Science
Inc—
15.77
40 Vi
Inc—
United
United
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
14.40
37%
15.41
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
92%
30 Vi
US Life Insurance Co in the
1962
10.78
9.87
10.53
lc
Utilities
Growth
27%
v
%
85
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
9.97
Faraum
lc
Railroad Stock shares
Steel shares
lohacco
Shares
Amer
Southwestern Investors Inc
12.71
6.43
89%
a29.00
1.2
15.08
lc
25
3
1960
13,
Aug.
3.50s
& Clark-
Common Stock Fund
13.95
Equipment shares
8
5
100
4%s April 10, 1969 wi_—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3.50s June 1, 1959
a39.95
14.32
RR
(N Y)
64%
61%
CJark
Fund Inc
13.08
2.32
Trust
&
110
*
17.34
6.90
10
Ask
97.8
1960
10,
Aug. 23,
3.55s
12.64
11.61
Guar
32%
30%
105
Fidelity & Guaranty Co„lo
Federal
1959—
Nov.
15.82
lc
39%
1963
10,
June
June 10,
11.57
lc
US
40%
38
2
10
Travelers
96%
36
—
Dec.
3%s
4%s
Smith
lc
92(4
1959——
4 Vo S
Shareholders Trust of Boston
shares—
lo
preferred
U S Fire
1959——
13.
3%s March
8.37
shares
54
8%
1960
Oct.
19.00
9.33
Bond
Title
$6.50
199
1959
38.49
2.50
Growth Stock
8.10
shaves
(New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
43
40%
51
1959
17.48
Inc
8.03
Railroad
Co—%
Standard Accident
191
—
10,
38.11
Fund
(T Rowe)
8.51
Petroleum
Surety
25%
7%
1959
June 10,
3%S Feb.
7.39
Mining
78%
62%
95
Marine
24%'
;
Aug.
25.39
lc
lc
74 Vi
10
&
45%
Ins__10
3%s
25.14
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
shares
70
59
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
3%s
Selected
Merchandising
lo
6.25
Fire
Seaboard
Co
1959
15,
4s
11.68
General Eond shares
April
17.27
Fund
8.99
Fully Administered shares—lc
15,
11.44
14.94
Fund
shares
127
lo
Ins
3%s
Fund
Puritan
15.30
(The) .Stock Fund_lc
Common
oxreet
Fund Inc
9.20
lc
Capital Growth
Chemical
14.47
8.59
shares
128
Bid
15.76
Price
Aviation-Electronics—
Building
13.24
Putnam
Group Securities—
-
(Texas)
5%
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
Figures after decimal point represent
10.49
17.09
General Investors Trust—
Republic Insurance
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Pine Street Fund Inc
15.11
Corp——1
Capital
22
2
22%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pioneer
Industries Fund Inc
Gas
General
Shares Inc—
William
Securities
6.70
2
series
Investors
20
(N Y)
Security
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
3Vis
Over-The-Counter
1
stock
Reinsurance Corp
;
42%
10
2s
One
Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series--.
Chemistry &
Electronics
11.16
11.94
Series
2.99
*
Stock
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
6.58
1
Inc
Mutual Fund
Series
New
19.31
4.38
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Preferred
Series-——_—_
Growth
4.79
53 %
,
Series—
Stock Series
17.68
17.86
Security
Balanced Series
Bond
7.90
50%
84%
118
6.98
8.90
5
85
;
1
4.42
Life Ins Co
5
5
6.13
——-—1
—20c
Co
Hartford Firo Insurance Co
Standard Life
27%
12.13
National
20.97
Fundamental
11.32
Jefferson
26
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)_—1
Quaker City Life, Ins (Pa)____5
119
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
11.10
15.00
Fund
Gulf Life
13.66
65%
5
104
St-Paul
17.71
22.39
71
60
65 Vi
40%
12.64
13.80
10
Philadelphia
23%
20.70
67
10
21
38
National Investors Corp
96
10
61
22
Life
10
—
81%
5
Owners
(Minn)
Indemnity Co__
10
5
Home
53%
10
&
13.70
3.75
16%
Providence-Washington —
80
;—A
Government Employees Life
Ins (D C)
1.50
Great American
5
3.45
%
45
15
50%
12%
Phoenix
108
84
(Fla)
8.24
Futures
interest—
Y
Peerless Insurance Co
Falls
Insurance
N
51%
80 %
Government Employees Ins
(D C)
Hanover
of
37 %
„
42
—3.33 %
—
Co
65%
Glens
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.
20.76
—
Ins
48%
34 Vi
2.50
62 %
58%
Republic-
54%
45
5
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
55%
Home
3.36
7.54
Mutual
23.47
10.32
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Financial
21.71
al4.78
22.80
j—
Pacific
4
10
22%
51
Northwestern National Life
4
2.50
10.31
Fund Inc—
3.06
—
14.59
14.76
Fire
48
'
45 Va
21%
2
10
78%
_10 xl02
F)__
12.54
Corp
-1
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
(S
Insurance
16.38
1
—
Shares
Fund
Life
118%
42 %
5
River
Northern
Globe
13.50
13.65
Stock
Automation
&
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
114•%•
5
:
Fire
Northeastern
80 Vi
74'2
4
General Reinsurance Corp
int_33y3C
Growth
20.18
Fund
Stock Fund
North
3.08
lc
Trust
of beneficial Interest
of beneficial
Eaton & Howard—
Franklin
2.79
2.50
Dreyfus Fund Inc
^
3.73
———25c
Shares
Founders
Fireman's
Franklin
Mutual Trust Shares
Shares—
Series: E
Florida
2.86
4.11
beneficial
of
Mutual Investment
11.67
Inc„1
Fund—1
4.22
2.59
Inc
Mutual
13.67
10.62
Fund
Stk
Diversified
Dividend
96
1
3.83
Muutal Income Founda tion Fcl_
18.15
1
Fund
Delaware Income Fund Inc
3%
_lc
Investors
Missiles-Jets
8.30
17.97
134
76'2
Federal.-k—
2.79
3.08
Massachusetts Life Fund—
21 %
Fund
Vegh Investing Co Inc——1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
128
10
3.02
Fund Inc——33 %C
Units
1
Fund
5
Co_
Inc
125
Casualty
Hampshire
York
New
149
4.27
shares———
Investors
Mass
Western Investment Inc
Crown
Casualty
Forster
0
377
xl43
2.74
shares——
Transport
17.82
Fund
&
362
5
3.88
shares
Massachusetts
18.37
1
1
Fund Inc—
Continental
Crum
25
24%
10
Co
shares—lc
Special Investment shares—lc
20.93
1
Concord
2
Fire
Amsterdam
New
(Ky)
lc
shares
Petroleum
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite Fund Inc—
National
Ins
Life
119
Nationwide Corp. class A-
——.—.-lc
Industries
General
Metal
11.93
9.94
15
37
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp__5
Managed Funds—
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Paper
xlO.99
Inc
Fund Inc—
Co
Life
10
10
14
3431
Insurance
13.53
10.60
1
Fund
___
10.15
1
50c
1
Colonial
Commonwealth
Stk Fund
Insurance
Loomis
Corp—100 14,700 15,300
132 %
138'/a
100
Securities
Christiana
12.57
Fund
Lexington Venture Fund—
Life
9.03
1
Century Shares Trust---.
25c
1
Trust
Commonwealth
73
———-
Union
16%
77%
-10
1
New
17%
V
Fire
78%
74%
'
(Bait)
Natl Life k Accident Ins
29%
27 %
Life
5
Life.
Standard
Insurance Co
16%
Lexington
55%
3%
1
1
36%
41%
Knickerbocker
Inc—
42 Vi
34
10%
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Fund
40
234
14.14
Lav.a rd
„
Bonding
9%
15.33
—
6%
—1
5
Casualty
38%
1
13.08
Fund—
56 %
.224
5%
5
(Wash D C>
(Galveston)
Re-insurance
13.98
18.98
20%
19 %
52%
214
I
Mercury
& Shippers-—.
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins <N J)__10
17.56
15.06
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
Massachusetts
12.82
a20.79
Fund—
Ltd—
Maryland
4 V4
18.58
S-l
8.64
(11)54)
29 V«
3%
Stocks)—1
(Income
S-3
7.91
General
27%
Investors Corp— —1
22%
21''4
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-2
1
Canada
38%
American
34.48
1
19
10
34%
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)—2%
50 %
y-
C0-5
Assurance
3%
22%
47%
3
Lincoln National Life
10.58
13.79
dividend——
slock
k Casualty Ins Co
of Tenn
Life Companies Inc——
Life Insurance Co of Va
10%
15.68
12.69
Ex-25';
Ask
3%
20%
Life
21%
9.69
31.55
16 Va
19%
14.37
K-i
K-2
44%
14%
I 9%
1
5.08
14.89
361«
42
Bid
—..1
Flai
^Speculative Pfd stks)—l
< High-Grude Com Stk) —1
4.65
Boston
California Fund Inc
33%
eonv preferred----—--5
Heritage Life Ins
24.39
B-2
B-3
2.82
254
244
$1.25
1
6.16
13.70
1
Ltd——
Fund
a23.44
8.77
Axe-Science & Elect'nfcs
Bullock
Mutual Fund—1
Custodian Fun us—
6.57
1.65
Axe-Houghton Fund "A'
Corp-lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
'Canada * Ltd-—...I
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—_1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc—
—-—1
Broad Street Investment—.
1
35.46
————l.
'The;
Keystone
10
Par
■
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co__65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)—5
Liberty Natl Life Ins: iBirm.i
78%
7434
.-10
Life
5.64
Inc—1
Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Devel
Atomic
Johnston
10.05
42 %
of
6.04
•
Funci Trust
Mut Fund
Associated
tstel Fund Inc
*14.60
39%
of
Companies
Ask
203
195
Agricultural Insurance Co—10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
Investment
Fund Inc
Business Shares
10
Aetna Insurance Co
fntl Resources Fund Inc
8.10
American
Surety
4.68
11.55
2.25
7.49
Affiliated
&
Casualty
4.28
10.57
2.05
Co
Aetna
lc
America——1
25c
-1.25
Fund—
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
-
Series PI-DA
Income Fund of
Income
Incorporated
Investors
Fund
Value
Line
Income
9.11
Value
Line
9.76
10.67
9.37
10.13
Snares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
lc
Inst Foundation Fund
,
Fund
Fund
Inc—
Wall Street
,10c
Investing Corp
12.04
13.17
11.21
12.26
Wellington Equity Fund
11.44
12.51
Wellington Fund
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional insur Fund
lc
7.01
7.67
13.55
14.82
Bid
Armco Steel 4.35s
Investors Fund Inc
Financial
99%
1969
85
86%
60
61 ¥2
98%
Bonds—
99%
1980-76
Barium Steel &Vzs
British Petroleum 6s
99 Va
4 lis
4%s
1975
1979
4%s
—
Lowensteln
14.08
6.06
2-58
6-
3.25%
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
3.60 V:
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
3.50%
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
100%
1981
1975
1976
Mueller Brass 3lis
104
National Can
105
106
Northern
Cent Illinois Pub Serv
4%s-1989
105%
105%
Chance Vought 5 lis
110 Vi
112
Northspan Uran
100 Vi
Pacific Petroleum
Cleveland Elect
Inter
1977
Ilium
Gas
4%s_1994
100
4.70s__1979
99%
Commonwealth Edison 4%s_2009
102%
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Duquesne Light Co 4!is
1989
El Paso Natural Gas
5!is__1977
Ferro Corp 3%s
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
—
163
Port
Cement
5s
ww
168
5s
4%s
'
86Vb
May
Tel
117
99
119
104
107
3.45 V
2-
2-59
11-
3-
2-59
12>-
1-59
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.31
Julv
16.
1959
99.940
July
23,
1959.
99.901
July 30, 1959
:
99.833
99.840
August
99.762
99.771
99.891
99.751
99.760
99.702
99.713
09.048
99.660
1989
June
99.601
99.613
1959
99.551
99.564
1959—
99.476
99.490
99.432
99.452
99.424
99.440
100
100 Va
4,
11.
June
18,
June 22,
1990
102*a
102 Va
1959
June
4%s
100 Va
1959
—
25, 1959
July 2, 1959
r_
6,
August
Augsut
Tel
4%s
5s
August 27, 1959——.—.—
September 3, 1959—L,—
September 10, 1959
September 17, 1959——_
September 21, 1959
1
September 24, 1959—
194
Westcoast
Trans
Stores
103%
124%
104%
5 Vis
4%s
~_r
♦No
99
1971
116
121
a
1970
100
103
k Admitted to
1988
97
114
100%
116
15,
1960
par
Net
value
asset
Stock
b Bid yield
-
listing
Exchange
.price
♦
on
the New York
x
Ex-dividend.*
wi When
y
.
issued,
Ex-stock,
dividend.
-
98.622
98.733
98.648
98.587
98.614
98.570
•
98.480
98.383
„.
d Ex-rights. =
New stock.
value.
98.808
98.700
.98.542
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
126
97
1979
October 8,
January
99.874
98.777
—
1959————
99.356
99.292
98.939
§8.844
„
1959.;—
99.280
98.997
98.911
--V
99.136
99.080
98.970
98.461
October 1,
99.340
1959
1971
Underwood
White
1993
1982
9.
99.192
99.106
..
1959—^L1959-—--
20,
99.248
-
99.048
:
1959
13,
Ask
99.222
-,,.99.164
124
Bell
100.2
Yield Price
99.981
1959
100
Amer
100
100.3
99.31
Bid
99.935
1959
120
Textron
99.29
100
Ask
15,
of Ind 4%s_1989
Southern
Ask
100
100.2
21,
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww_.1967
Public Serv Co
*
99.29
2-59
3.75 V
3.75'-
May
June
189
99
Bid
1-59
100.3
May
90
1982
98%
Due
10-
100.1
98
114
132
—
99.30
100
102
128
—
99.27
100
95
88
Sperry Rand 5Vis ww
108%
5-59
95
101
Tel
&
1-
1959——.
14,
112
1977
'
1977
5s
Oorp 5Vis
US Industries 4Vbs
Telephone 4%s 1994
85 Vi
1973
Pacific
(
fc—
5%s WW—1963
eyas
103
Dated
3.45%
99.977
April 16, 1959
April 23, 1959
April 30, 1959
May 7, 1959
July
98%
128
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
Illinois Bel
100 %
Atk
Indiana
Service
Rate
99.31
99.30
May 28, 1959_a
100 »/8
102
Public
1-59
Ask
99.28
Yield Price
*%s
1982
Ry 4s
Corp 4%s
4-59
6.55
& Sons—
CM)
Bid
2.30V
5-
Bid
Dutch Airlines —
L
1979
1969
General
Due
1-58
8-
9-
United Slates Treasury Bills
/
KLM Royal
Carrier
3%S
15.47
13.02
—
12.99
14.19
Bid
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
11.63
11.95
nc
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Dated
2.00V
10.64
,
—
Whitehall Fund
Ask
1984
Burlington Industries
T
FederaMntermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Recent Security Issues
Bonds—
I
4.05
8.90
Washington Mutual
lc
Growth
6.52
3.71
8.14
Inc
Fund-lc
Institutional
7.79
5.97
Special .Situations
Institutional
C
7.13
Value Line Fund Inc
2.79
8.34
1
Inc
2.55
1
1
Boston
Incorporated
•
5.48
98.403
97.284
97.315
Number 5837
Volume 189
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1715)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—Philadelphiaweed
1959
clearings this week will show
Bank
increase compared with a
an
Pennsylvania—Altoona
country, indicate that for the week ended: Saturday, April 11, clearings for all
1,826,821
+ 31.0
2,899.700
3,678,952
804,000,000
3,580,937
8,452,716
—21.2
—21.8
6,381,259
3,489,795
3,872,058
9.9
4,152,498
7,900,220
27,900,115
6,074,000
14.804,951
+ 30.1
19,868,304
13,792,172
+ 44.1
7,176,244
17,885,269
19,351,388
1,263,491,593
863,322,037
+ 46.4
1,333,524,437
1,396,595,70$
10,706,641
257,400,022
501,279,472
+ 27.5
+
III"
16.8% above those of the corresponding week la$t year.
Scranton
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 2&7 %.
a
the week follows:,':
~
York
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Jersey—Trenton
Total
Ended
April
11—
1959
York
1958
•••<-'
Philadelphia
%
.-$12,252,893,025 $10,148,642,699
_—
1,134,238,058
__
071,000,000
Francisco
San
0.7
;
384,620,751
316,500,000
+
066,878,000
Cleveland
i.
Baltimore
,'
^ 588,345.967
v
cities,
five
days
v
371,397,224
378,054,414
$15,291,162,500
Other
cities,
five
days__
ziSJ.
-4,645,007,275
3,945,141,945
Total
+ 88.5
Total.'all cities,
All cities, one
lU..
five days
$22,479,842,354 $19,236,304,445
_f_.
I.
day_
929,001,455
14,673,076
487.781,574
13,055,312
440,630,296
1,453,072,954
1,296,949,318
.
(7 cities)
^
1.8
_____
—_
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
5,189.280
5,221,948
21,101,000
203,210,972
cities
for
week
10,989,124
255,683,647
531,924,737
+
9.3
57,332,300
526,472,785
52,057,100
+
8.2
12,105,840
+-12.4
13,314,650
10,601,376
13,404,820
+ 10.7
471,850,493
413,521,162
+12.0
1,361,198,454
1,282,730,014
0.6
4,503,409
23,275,611
170,006,716
+ 47.7
6,856,115
365,773,708
3.9
132,798,853
647,442,419
+25.2
703,214,412
697,314,247
26,017,339
112,921,615
374,400,000
.6,918,752
+ 10.4
28,480,649
123,869,249
362,900,000
8,996,557
Columbia—Washington.,
431,522,536
140,551,884
292,227,371
146,203,765
(6
810,572,229
Maryland—Baltimore
+16.9
District of
801,028,393
+14.8
$23,408,843,809 $20,037,332,838
—
11,296,984
263,373,450
4,594,457
22,035,980
162,975,499
7,298,092
374,140,203
126,270,016
19,580,459
176,227,636
7,981,240
.
Richmond
:
*
._
—
+
7.8
+ 15.3
+ 12.7
—
+16.8
Total
all
62,475,400
11,402,175
12,333,335
8.7
+ 15.0
Filth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
+17.7
;
68,315,500
South Carolina—Charleston
Total
3,799,214
'
+16.6
—
576,586,330
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+
,
+17.4
$17,834,835,079
__
_;
.
279,727.336
Mansfield
west
Ten
—.
___^_I__
I__II
IIIIII
+18.2
427,047,554
:
Columbus
+13.3
357,391,760
^_|._^
Youngstown
9.1
422,412,137
-
13,655,803
—,___
Cincinnati
+ 21.3
345,300,000
_
-J—
cities)
Cleveland
+19.8
501,337,181
Pittsburgh
+ 48.7
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
.
+.1.1
400,613,463
__
-
4
+ 47.0
20.7
—
577,305,128
(391.712,391
Kansas City
(li
Oliio—Canton
1,142,254,227
' ,.-,9^2,000,000
:_
+
•
■
■
I
.__
5
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
5,325,699
2,162,388
1,717,314
2,350,340
5,548,523
1,263,000,000
,
v
Week
1,182,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative summary for
+ 95.6
2,394.070
""" ""
Piiiladelphia
Reading
$23,408,843,809 against $20,037,332,838 for the-Vame week in 1958. At this center
$
$
6,606,343
Lancaster
at
1,551,668
1956
1957
+ 22.7
3,035,783
__
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly fclearings will be
Our preliminary totals stand
1,687,762
1,447,008
2,127,134*
2,201,037
4,702,285
1,330,000,000
4,489,314
5,810,112
3,477,600
7,646,207
18,889,064
15,805,948
Chester
of the
April 4
Inc. or
Dec. '/>
$
2,071,564
Bethlehem
liminary figures compiled by us based: upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
Ended
1958
$
Pre¬
year ago.
43
cities)
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
issue of next week.
our
We cannot furnish
the Saturday figures
ends Saturday and
them today, inasmuch
In the
elaborate
detailed
was
an
week in 1958.
at this center
showing
a
increase of 5.5%, the aggregate
they
New York Reserve District the totals record
gain of 7.5%
a
Louisiana—New
clearings for
Total
the bank clearings
In
the
Kansas
we
note that in the.
Indiana—Fort
f
there
is
increase
~
a
of
Ended
*1—
April
"
.
BANK
2nd
New
Philadelphia
York
7th
12,441,673.188
863,322,037
10th
Kansas
11th
San
4.2
12,4G9,644,574
10,566,849,645
1,333,524,437
1,396,595,709
1,361,198,454
1,282,730,014
703,214,412
1,453,072,954
1,296,949,318
810,572,229
647,442,419
+
25.2
*'
1,247,609,556
1,137,712,564
+
9.7
1,177,755,499
City
1.835,210,903
1,331,423,416
+
37.8
1,497,531,656
726,449,429
641,968,261
+ 13.2
650,409,495
628,482,272
573,341,422
+
5.7
535,808,066
482,239,175
4,7.
592,280,506
+ 12.0
■_
3,036,793
3,106,530
7.2
19,904,868
8,490,013
12,403,654
79,121,000
10,058,121
4,430,213
132,199,768
17,927*706
8,602)343
4,334,228
125,523,303
7,024,665
51,276,243
2.2
+
3.9
4.1
+ 15.9
141,149,054
7,493,130
55,255,652
17,487,690
+ 25.0
+
4.8
+
7.1
12,394,259
69,379*000
9,359,017
+ 11.9
+14.8
14,151,146
14,624,108
+ 11.1
945,022
6,974,820
49,857,808
1,737,796
1,176,328,607
+19.0
1,725,190
1,114,333,132
6,683,516
15,699,587
10,640,723
7,821,304
1,331,423,416
+ 37.8
1,497,531,656
1,541,781)453
349,600,000
+ 12.8
193,863,959
135,060,748
170,932,748
+ 13.4
118,655,801
+ 13.8
3,124,722
2,779,712
+12.4
354,000,000
172,409,667
120,988,041
3,011,787
347,800,000
167,444,901
110,283,065
2,954,306
726,449,429
*
641,968,261
+ 13.$
650,409,495
628,482*272
2.8
9,332,627
357,507,647
138,474,508
8,108,902
329,448,728
*
8,208,037
_!
+ 44.6
14,382,003
1^,822,636
.4,
+ 51.1
932,419,676
5,689,134
9,822,037
6,894,606
+
»
6.5
+ 10J2
7,463,057
■
15,040,933
11,100,840
cities)
(17
1,835,210,903
6,568,818
Louis—
i
Total
(4
cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve District- Minneapolis—
*:*
683,136;085
595~66'5,973
+
6
"
565,683,184
491,949,724
+ 15.0
503,735,339
"
1,281,099:656
1,167,11*,755
9.8
1,136,051,275
108 cities
+
573,569,276
;
23,797,6,15.412
+
5.5
22,830,729,570
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen—_
10,024,640,163
+
18.6
10,885,499,829
6.5
+
3.2
4.9
0.8
12,139,438
+
1.0
4,480,765
6,266,144
10,800,853
573,341,422
+
5.7
117,445*096
7,198041
8,945,522
+
7,543,597
:—
—
——
+
4,283,959
5,520,686
535,808,066
4,318,385
—;
—
-
+
12,260,080
—
Montana—Billings
Helena
—
605,791,670
North
20,656,988,013
11,890,219.365
Outside New York City
22,555:660,385
149,770,189
10,078,093
Paul
South
.
7,918,855
388,795,709
145,074,694
9,608,081
414,127,381
St.
1,145,705,901
.
7,693,945
Minneapolis
492,608,714
,
6.2
+
394,400,000
,
Minnesota—Duluth
.___10
Francisco
+
—
•
9
—;:___
1,056,162,222
+
*1,050,000
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy _____:
1,541,781,453
"
_1_
1,177,755,499
8,601,876
3,854,719
1,408,642,817
8,224,449
15,313,428
Kentucky—Louisville
1,056,162,222
"
4
9.7
697,314,247
—
"
„
Dallas
12th
792,949,385
605,794,670
Louis
+
S
864,575,857
+ 46.4
12,986-465*639
1,263,491,593
Minneapolis
Total
%
M
Chicago
17,253,752
669,062
163,970,541
Eighth Federal Reserve District--St. Louis—
1956
1957
or
7.5
+.
17
Atlanta
9th
Dec.
.—10
6th
804,836
216,386,076
12,072,275
61,829,109
20,077,061
Springfield
6
___
__
0.3
84,008,000
8,026,475
Rockford
7
Richmond
St.
Inc.
S
•..822,304,857
"
11
4th Cleveland
5th
8th
1958
.883,780,965
9
____.
0.8
9,056,211
147,938,609
Peoria
Missouri—St.
3rd
+
CLEARINGS
S
—12 cities
2,799,306
19,493,025
4,816,522
Decatur
■''
■
7,450,197
6*384,843
223,515,281
163,962,808
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1959
1st Boston
0.2
23,345,077
106,410,661
343,200,000
—
9,968,295
Illinois—Bloomington
Total
OF
1,137,712,564
+ 29.8
—
12,537,340
Sioux City
Dallas
4.7%, in the
v
summary
SUMMARY
205,016,794
,,
6,547,940
6,131,472
226,582,258
191,952,202
14,100,817
1.8
9.4
87,437,000
Iowa—Cedar Rapftis
Des Moines
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 9.8%.
r
In the following we furnish
Week
Wayne
Haute
Torre
in the Atlanta Reserve District of
an
+
+
2,973,874
South Bend
13.2% and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 5.7%.
District
6.2
5,818,868
18,088,210
9,252,041
Indianapolis
expansion of 12.0%,
an
Arbor
Rapids—
Lansing
in the Philadelphia Reserve District
and
+
6.3
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Grand
Chicago
City Reserve
Reserve District of 15.0%
1,247,609,556
___
Wisconsin^-Milwaukee
Reserve District of 25.2%
Reserve district by
(10 cities)_
Michigan—Ann
9.7%. The Chicago Reserve District-has managed to enlarge its totals by 37.8%, the
St. Louis
664,110
204,425,123
Orleans
+
225,356,555
165,775,401
14,828,703
658,537
14,805,023
Mississippi—Vicksburg
loss of 4.2% but in the Boston Reserve
a
and
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
in the Richmond
Mobile
'
+ 11.6
$22,555,660,385 in the
located and from this
are
7,346,050
5,921,679
246,611,331
215,243,078
Macon
decrease of 5%. We group the cities according to the Fed¬
in which
District the totals register
of 46.4%.
Augusta
previous week—the week ended
Outside of this city there was a gain of 18.6%,
eral Reserve Districts
125,997,389
397,800,000
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
we
the whole country having amounted to $23,797,615,412 against
same
press.
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however^ which
For that week there
28,715,773
Nashville
the week
as
not available at time of going to
are
able to give final and complete results of the
April 4.
Tennessee—Knoxville
Georgia—Atlanta
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we are
appear
+ 36.6
3,868,910
6,673,955
9,494,643
10,580,415,777
Total
(7 cities)
482,239,175
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
We
add
now
week ended
detailed
our
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
April 4, for four years.
j
{ ;;:
V Weed
Clearings at—
' ;
'
'
\.
•
1959
"
<
■
-
1958
Ended
Inc,
,
Omaha
April 4
1957
or
Dec.
•
'
,
%
$;
1956
„
^
.
'
:
...
Maine—Bangor
\
$
•
■
"
♦
4
r
..
,r •
,
i
-
-
i>
.
.
;
„
+ 43.8
2,666,989
3,039,817
>
2,988,362
—
971,739
939,091
1,012,815
855,238
10,931,202
141,192.823
9,705,309
138,296*889
9,713,461
26,562,748
370,172,327
11,645.341
5,605,148
573,569,276
1.9
5.5
0.8
+ 12.0
9.1
City
5,585,993
+
3.9
9,196,792
25,607,248
387,777,648
11,301,716
4,362,247
683,180,085
~
St. Joseph
3,836,394
152,305,993
7,400,879
27,997,205
374,875,272
+
—
5,805,595
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
1,140,739
981,805
11,497,636
170,634,179
Lincoln
...
'-••$"
'
927,823
listings
.
"
'
First Federal Reserve District—1Boston—
1,162,599
11,406,069
Nebraska—Fremont
595,665,973
+
4.7
592,280,506
6,726,469
30,773,925
440,396,050
15,347,376
Colorado—Colorado Springs
13,880,451
—
+
9.9
+ 17.5
+ 10.6
"
Portland
-
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
6,233,314
+ 15.4
5,444,633
.
<
7,036,339
6,959,687
715,764,119
_
680,360,253
+
5.2
690,859,499
7.5
3,442,170
1,317,876
Springfield
___
Worcester
...
.
,
--
Connecticut—Hartford
New
(12
+
5.9
1,677,724
1,431,228
+
5.3
3,989,185
3,699,923
15,030,869
13,754,227
+(
9.3
■11,969,926
.j
12,469,311-
+
4.2
43,992,601
+ 10.4
14,256,278
15,189,588
.*
-
.
11,386,829
'.*
9,483,642
62,114,620
50,220,641
18,306,436
+ 49.4
26,314,756
28,694,379
35,452,600
+ 21.6
36,384,700
2,868,535
+ 19.0
3,140,630
2,751,792
883,780,965
822,304,857
7.5
864,575,857
792,949,385
27,345,139
43,125,100
cities)
—
Texas—Austin
.
+'
-
_
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
York—Albany
L__
_
___!__
Buffalo
134,053,399
126*027,621
145,414,663
134,513,800
+
6.4
125,508,871
+
8.1
137,291,709
105,938,831
'
"
*
124,060,749
*
Elmira
2,720,663
2,558,545
+
6.3
2,983,096
2,659,519
'
Jamestown
New
_'
York—
Syracuse
2,948,451
,
'
cities)
5.0
41,111,810
+„
24,937,162
+
2,803,436
10,076,572,236
-
1.5
92,901,952
_
2,917,966
11,945,229,741
12,441,673.188
62,049,891
.
60,934,964
12,986,465,639
36,582,104
39,986,082
26,494,276
+'41.8
-
22,137,905
33,855,371
(a)
87,995,134
Northern New Jersey—
(9
—
4.4
(a)
Jersey—Newark
Total
—11.0
25,311,540
Connecticut—Stamford.
New
12,531,020,222
42,926,339
_-_
_
3,311,624
11.907,396,047
■
J____
Rochester
12,872,533
80,091,473
+ i52.5
77,905,157
87,649,091
4.2
12,469,644,574
10,566.849,645
—
•
■
+ 14.2
+ 17.1
431,720,481
35,332,293
8,624,000
—25.4
11,582,000
6,165,671
+ 10.0
10,695,497
+ 48.8
491,949,724
+ 15.0
508,735,339
+ 11.1
101,636,501
5,986,367
*
6,553,313
11.603,423
565,683,184
"
12,437,141
11,943,829
418,025,283
35,566,740
4
'
412,551,543
36,011,510
7,963,"OOO
6,727^608
16,917*912
492,608,714
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
4.3
6,157,984
5,905,859
189,899,029
92,310,254
168,269,148
30,699,951
26,470,539
17,096,323
631,583,329
+ 16.0
25,237,307
8,272,160
+ 24.0
9,696,221
14,031:665
10,565,434
+ 32.8
85,584,888
18,965,392
Pasadena
San
188,129,768
208,936,107
—
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
679,117,211
Francisco
31,285,842
San Jose
Santa Barbara
—
Stockton
+
+ 12.9
+
161,189,388
99,764,236
7.9
166,709.830
5,128,981
163,986,851
89,753,773
29,170,001
25,902,823
+ 10.9
19,352,001
7.5
673,467,952
17,099,14*7
636,542,323
+
+ 17.2
1
25,452,861
7,258,668
22,095.867
12,773,300
11,507,584
6,978,720
28,354,301
77,472,305
-
6,781,741
(6 cities).
Yakima
'
'
15,917,937
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
-
6,429,000
Worth.
Galveston
■
+ 35.8
41,648.027
Dallas
Fort
.■
,
17,483,054
477,425,425
—
Washington—Seattle
New
+
—Dallas—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
28,787,400
3,412,419
1__
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
1,243,901
3,187,082
(
48,553,198
New Haven—
Rhode j. Is la 11 c—Providence
cities)—
3,237,558
3,057,624
+
3,350,049
New Bedford
(9
640,438,495
3,237,177
_
River
Total
Total
(10 cities)
Grand total
(103 Cities)
Outside New York City.
•Estimated,
1,281,099,656
1,167,114,755
+
9.8
1,136,051,275
1,145,705,901
23,797,615,412
22,555,660,385
+
5.5
22,830,729,370
20,656,988,013
11,890,219,365
10,024,640,163
+ 18.6
10,885,499,829
10,580,413,777
(a) Clearings operations
discontinued.
44
C17 J 6j
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, April 13,1950
.
n
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Scabrook
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
countries of the world; We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
APRIL 3,
Country and Monetary Unit
1959
RESERVE
APRIL 9,
Noon Buying Rate lor
BANK
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
California
due
Co.
+
<
3+4%
Gas
1st mtge.
1983
Tuesday
Apr. 3
Apr. 0
Apr. 7
$
Argentina, peso-
.0147294
Australia,
United States
Apr. 9
.0142200
2.243984
.0384890*
.0384765*
.0200330
.0200334
.0200300
.0200320
1.037500 +
1.037625
1.037382
.210862
.00311405?
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405'
.00203850
.00203860
.00203860
.239230
,239225
.239150
.239160
.210922
.210037
2.816000
.00161014
.00277912*
.329719
;
.0800560
.265085
.265055
2.788712
.140468
.0800560
.265020
-
■
,
.140475
.0238095'
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193300
+/1+
.193300
.231550
.231531
Otlior''
and
2.805479
2.816200
S.
1958
l
--1,908,301
3,558
3,557
36,762
16,848
+ 418,016
—1,844,534
29,089
—
401,179
—
775,231
outright
30,587
—
+
5
Government
63,967
+
—
411,100
advances^.
April 9,
1959
19,856,620
loans
Acceptances—bought
U.
reserves
cash'v+^~./:-,-++--^--r''-'-'+r-'1
Industrial
636,248
—
29,980
—
1
—...
492
9,443
securities:
2.875400
Bills
1,492,000
18,649,726
Certificates
Notes
15,000
+
+
;+..>u+.+^r~—£-^1.-+.-
Total bought outright —
Held under repurchase agreem't
599,440
.231512
Common
$3.55
2.816200
/
+
-i-
232,900
15,000
+-
U.
Total
Due
loans
from
Govt,
assets
member banks follows:
securit ies
securities-.
banks
;
cash items—
+
Other
232,900
2,098,040
Commercial and
20,531,228
+
+
2,724,353
Loans
—524^545
+
32 R 03 5
Other
63
+
9,016
and
adjusted*
15
+
177,152
—
to
chasing
4,700,950
94,983
assets
+
assets
:++:+_:.
-
52,173,527
+
13,453
—
*
25,344'
97,719
+1,124,850
Reserve
notes.—
27,000,107
.
37,382
472,490
Deposits:
S.
adjusted*
reserves—18,722,300
Treasurer—general ncct.
.397,233
3'orefgn
-
+
287,031
-
Other
629",879*—1 '"+
424,444
-136,634
—
343,711
—
9,659
36,285
84,743
deposits
—
35,068
+
63,246
—
Deferred ava.Tability cash items
Other liabilities and accrued dlvs.
19,750,881
3,970,477
29,317
+
447.301
+
—401,613
+
311,523
282,627
+
+
11,320
3,103
liabilities
50,750,842
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS-
•Capital
Surplus
•Other
Real
or
estate
30,589
for
+l,O77,9G0
374,993
+
203
179,282
+
11,283
52,173,527
+
97,719
+
24,954
+
868,41D
-
*31,669
9,733
—
to
+
1,124,850
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities combined
carrying securities
for
purchasing
or
—
Contingent
liability
on
accept¬
purchased
for
foreign
correspondents
—I
Industrial
loan commitments—
Loans
to
1,388
0.4%
276
133
U.
292
41
+
+
21
+
+
66
+
916
30;543
2,552
„
2,030
+ 1,178
.
+
+
52
.
1,550
+
596
164
—1/970
9,496
with Federal Reserve Banks—
Cash
+..: 123
+
767
1.923
*
+
233
+
519
vault
12,568
:
*
169
—.
3,061
+
392
61
37
731
;
936
banks—
;
+
.
.
55,889 I- I
28,423.
deposits -except XL 6. Government
U. S. Government
deposits
Interbank demand, deposits:
From
Federal
of
2,604
+
Reserve
1
loans
—
236
—
Banks
.
1,342
-
to
banks
indiivdual loan items
and
after
shown
are
+
1,724
1,873
deduction
62
+
206
+
)
60,286
177
—
79,153
360
,
13b
+
672
reporting member
System in leading cities
following
principal changes for the week
ended April 1: Increases of
$590 million in loans ad¬
justed, $1,178 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $731 million in balances with domestic
banks,
$2,604 million in U. S. Government
deposits, and $1,051
million in demand
deposits credited to domestic
banks,
and a decrease of
$739 million in demand deposits
adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans
decreased $5 million
all reporting member
banks; the principal changes
were decreases of
$61 million in New York
City and $15
million in the Boston
District, and increases of $42 milLou in the
Chicago District and $16 million in the San
Francisco District.
Changes according to
at
another
for
press
purchasing
industry
ap¬
Loans
to
brokers
and
carrying U.
S.
Government
release.
or
and other securities
increased $305 million in New York
City, $123 million in the Cleveland
1
4-14
4-20
3-20
7-10
6-19
4-21
37+aC.
4- IT
5- 1"
25c
4- 7
5- 1 "
62+aC
4-e
~Z1Z
20%
+ 5-1
4- e
4-15
25c
...
Guaranty (Bait:) - (quar )—
Machinery Corp.—
.6-
50c
(s-a)
I
22+2C
~ a.
.
-
87+2C
5-21
3-24
6-19
8-13
4-17,
'!
.
3-31
v+
7- 1
$2
30C
.n
1
4-15-
5-25
.,
+ 4- 6
4-15
3-23
4-30
4-
Pharmaceutical:
(quarh
:
re¬
15c
——
—
'r
17%c
$I:50J
$1.25
I5(f
62%c
^
7+2C"
7%c
-
7+20+-,-.87+20
.-
fquar.)-
.
87J%fe
87+tO:
07+jOr-
valuation
re¬
gross.
District, and
a
total
Van
+
-
%
,
and
a
common
including those called under sinking
(T+
5C
I
provisions.
OF TENDER
Date
Page
second income
2%
Mar 25
(I. 8.
Apr 30
•
1177
Co.
Date
of
Georgia
series 1953 due May 1, 1973
«
American Electronic Laboratories,
convertible debentures
5.90%
capital
Page
debs.,
May
Inc.
1
•
6%. subordinated
due No.
1, 1968—
May 1
Canada Iron Foundries Ltd.
5+4% s. f. debs., series B,
due April 15, 1969—•
Apr 15
Colonial Stores, Inc. 4.90%
debs, due May 1, 1977
May 1
General Tire & Rubber Co. 4%% subord. debs,
due 1981__MJay
1
Pan American- Sulphur
Co., 5% subord. income debs, due
April 1, 1967
May 1
Potash Syndicate of
Germany—
25-year sink. fd. loan bonds
series
A, B and C
due Jan. 1, 1973 (as
extended).
i—May 1
,
10c
$4.50
Quarterly
t35c-
Walker Mfg. Co. (quar.).
Warner Company
Warren Bros. Co. (quar.)
-
"~
-
40c
3
—.
•
•
•
•
5- 6
1
5-15
4-17
4-30
"
B
4Va% pfd,
(quar.)
preferred
C
8-8X
5-
1
3-ia
4-20
4-15
4- 3
4-15
4- 6
5- 1
4-15
$1.08+4
$1.25
5- 1
5-
4-16
1
4-15
2%
4-15
3-31
15c
4-15
3-31
160%
a %.
$1.12%
(quar.jL
(quar.)-
Western Grocers,
Ltd., class
4-15
56C
dividend)
Power Co.,
preferred
4-15
8-87
4-30
4-10
4-15
3-20
$1.05
4-15
3-20
$1-02%
A"(quar.)
4-15
3-20
150c
4-15
3-13
$35c
4-15
3-13
L
$1.4# preferred (quar.)
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
Class A (this payment
clears all arrears)
Clas3
7-17
6-
40c
Weeden & Co., common
(stock dividend)!
Wells Industries (stock
Western
•
-
25c
:
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
!
—II
$5 preferred (quar.)
;
I II
Waste King Corp., common
(stocj: diviifend)
6% convertible. B preferred
(quar.)
Class
8- 1
+
-
4.10%
Company and Issue—
American Discount
4-2*
4-16
15C
Wabash RR. Co., 4'/a%
preferred (annual)
<H.) Gooderham
&'Worts, Ltd.—
West Penn
4-18
4- €
5- 1
IOC
;
4.20%
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
1
5-12
15c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Walker
'
5-
4-15
25c
_
Company and Issue—
bonds due Sept. 1, 1970
i__Industries, Inc.—
5+2% conv. subord. debs., due Dec. 1, 1971
25c
$1.25
/.'
.
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.
Von's Grocery Co.
(quar.)
bonds, notes,
redemption,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
Lexington Ave. & 42nd St. Corp. modified
,
8%
fund
/
.
The. date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
NOTICE
(quar:)hi;£
Virginia Railway—
list of corporate
called for
stock
Camp Sea Food Co.
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co.,
fi% cl. A prd. (quar.) /
Vanadium Corp. of America
(quar.)
Fund Notices
on
The condition statement of
weekly
banks of the Federal Reserve
in
+ 5-
-
Redemption Galls and Sinking
645
surplus of $27,543,000
Condition Statement of Member Banks
dealers
;
15c
I
(quar.)-..
Value Line Fund
Below will be found
pear
-
"5-29
.
——
$3.50 preferred
5-29
7-1;'
tec/:.:
—
3-13/
e
0-30
.
$2.50-
—
4-10
4- 2
4-15
60c
—
1
4-15
$1.06) i
25c
4-10
-5-
-
4-15
1
,
183
19
of
Corp.
5-11
5-
Sl-
(incieased^uTajpi+i.,',
4.7%
—
4- 3
4-20
.
23
+
5- 1
'
Stock dividend
^
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., common
fquar:) v.
Upjohn Company (quar-)
'
^
Upper Perrinsuiar Pmvcr; common (quan) r._ 5+4% preferred (quar.)
$1.3L'4
8 +»% preferred
(quar.)
;
+1.3.1 W
5-?4% preferred (quar.)
A' CL3*
Utah-Idalro Sugar Co. (s-a)__%_
t
20c
+1,051
1,556
—
+
tsc
,11.12+2
03.50 ^preferred, (quar,)
*3.50- preferred
(qu%r,)—_-—
*3.50 preferred (quar.
Universal' Controls • Hie.
+ 1,770
4.
+
11,176
others ++:
•Exclusive
739
—
*
5,101
banks
Foreign banks
Borrowings:"
dividend
Common, (quar.)-
!; *
_
Demand^ deposits adjusted,'—
4-20
4-20
(increased!
com.
(quar.)
+"y
Chemical Milling Corp.—, -+■
Common (quar.);
--
5-15
5-15
•
•
5%-prefcrred (quar.)_T-^_—
"United, Whelan Corp., common
-+
tGuar.)--_+
97
5-15
92 +20 V
87+aC
united Stockyards Corp.
(quar.)U'™__^-ii-.,.
United Stores Corp,,.$6 conv.
pfdu+quanyuu ;
United Telephone
(Kansas) 5f+ pfd+(quar.K*.United Transit Corp;,
common (quarj-
+ 2,355
+
,
17,995
:
495
4-10
4- 1
50c
Hoffman
4+a% preferred
*•17
.
4-20
25c
(quar. )n—_
Co.
Envelope
Fidelity
3-26
5-15
.«"•
..u——
Improvement,
8.
3-31
•
4-20
v
series) (quar.)
America—
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
United Statesr Vitamin &
+ 2,430
470
+
•—
I 7,300
—
LIABILITIES-*
series )v
Co., 8% preferred: (quar.)!
Corp. (quar.)
U. 8. Smelting,
Refining. & Mininy (fo.—
1,139
12,051
domestic
3.
3-31
4-15-
$1
U. 8. Rubber
U. 8. Shoe
114
+
9,834
banks.—.™—......
with
+
+
6.
4-15.
"
•
,V.
8.
5-15
8-l«
11-16
4-15
.
preferred
Stock
5-25
-$1.12%
i__
_
Reserves
in
U.
4-16
11-25
25c-
Printers & Publishers
(qua».)u—_
United 8hoo
Machinery, common (quar.)—
+
®V
4-15
1
8-29 V
•
•
25o
-13-+2C
-
United
2,784
+
of
4-15
1
5-
25c
•
3 -
1
4-15
10c,
62%c > -5- 1
r+v -
prcfened (quar.)—.._u_
United-Grecnficld Corp.
(increased-quar.)ul
United Keno Mines, Ltd.
u'.
;
^
United New Jersey RR. &
Canal-(quar.)
U.
459
Co.
4-16
A-
5-
$1.25
,
-7irt-„
of
preferred
1 +
>
5-
.•
__+_„_II~' U$1.12',T'
1—
Biscuit
5-
*
25c
•
'■* .<■"■
fonar.i
(1955
4-15
$1.49
_+ ;AV-
.
T
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ga3
7
+
-
(quar.)
St.
4-30S
^$1.42+.
,
(quaiv)
(Dallas*
Jersey (quar.)-
Salle
Holder*
5- 1
»63:%c:-'
..*
^
Vquar.)
When
'
1958.
the
1618
■
k.'$1.22%
from Harrison, Inc., class A
Fruit
5
+
2,275
__
loans__^_:^^-„
Other securities
preferred
shows
8
SharePayable oj nee..
(3c from earned Inc. and 2c from
capital
gains).•
change aiter elimination of Sec.
Hept. 2,
1575
1578
20c
—
4+4%
ances
♦Net
;
pfd.
preference (1956
$4.50
carry¬
_
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness™
Treasury notes
U. S. bonds.,
serves;
42.5%
-
La
preference
United
U.
U. S. Government securities—total™'..
From
Total linb. and capital accts.
of gold certificate reserves
Ratio
4%
4%
pur¬
loans
Domestic
++++
accounts
86,233
-
paid 'in
capital
+
1'
1
25c
Canada, Ltd. com,-(quar.)
(Calif.) (quar.)-/..
un¬
united Aircraft Corp.—
r >
•
Since
+
4%%
Union Gas Co.
Union Oil Co.
+ 5.981
590
+
—
583
dealers
Time
Total
$3.50
iosb
+ 1,891
55,483
loans
brokers and
loans
Balances
Total
$4.00
$3.70
Apr. 2,
1959
95,522
-
industrial loans
.
Member bank
U.
investments
_
LIABILITIES
Federal
B stock
:
—
Union Electric Co.—
$4.50 preferred (quar.).
(In millions of dollars)
•:
.
,
ing securities
Other
Total
..
+
Loans
/
■
+
—
1468
May
May
May
-
———
v/.r
.
Udylite Corp.
Increase (+ ) or
Mar. 25,
:++++:+":.+:....1959
ASSETS —
232,900
—
Two Guys
reporting
Decrease (—)
+247,900
665,915
of
'
v..
Apr. 1,
25,725,962*
premises
1574
1574
-Dec 15
'
..
of New
United
liabilities
and
Agricultural
and
foreign
Uncollected
Hank
S.
1955
issue'.
(quar.)
preferred A
South
United
of
summary
305,486
1,805,140
+
5%
Trust Co.
208
banks increased $233 million.
2,867,565
+
'r-~.
25,493,012
1,
-
Quarterly
Quarterly
True Temper,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $206 million and bor¬
rowings from others increased $19 million.
Loans to
Loans
Total
this
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.90 preferred
$5.96 preferred
increased $286 million in New York City and
$142 mil¬
lion in the San Francisco District.
1,296,379
—
2,483,771
Oct.
.
2.805678.
2.816000
.
2,867,565
Bonds
1572
May 18
May 19
Transamerica Corp. (qua*
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $1,107 million in
Chicago and $65 million in the Dallas District, but they
A
Bought outright —
.
dated
:
Company
.0238095*
.231518
2.804881
April 1,
—
1341
Jun 30
Per'
Name o)
.193308
2.805678
:v+';";:
917,029
F. R. notes
Apr 30:
debentures
J*
DIVIDENDS
.0350150*
.231537
1959
»kl
.496950*
.0350050*
.193300
2.816600
in
.140500
.496950*
2.806077
18,939,891
Date
:%
(Continued from page 10)
.140443
.496950*
.0350150*
.496950*
.0238095*
thousands of dollars)
notes of other banks
Discounts
warrants
1
2.788316
.193300
—
April 8,
certificate
purchase
•
-
1961___C—
2:/
.265030
„
2.737524
:
;
.0350050*,+
Decrease (—) Since
Total gold
1965
.0800560
2.788118
.265035
.140487
,
.0350150*
Increase ( +) or
F. II.
1,
;+
.329741
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
for
Oct.
'
1285
May 1.
Apr 15
-
*
t
'
■
.00277912*
+
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $470 million,
Treasury notes $596 million, and U. S. Government
bonds increased
$164 million, largely reflecting the
Treasury's new financing. Holdings of "other" securi¬
ties increased $123 million.
account,...
1
r
..
due
Forstor, Inc. 8% preferred stock-:
Copper Cobalt Ltd. 5?+% collateral
(quar.)
$5.70 preferred (quar.)__
Trinity Universal Insurance
-
1
.00161014
.00277912*
.329675
.0800560
2.788316
.496950*
.00161014
.00277912*
.329675
£
„
.0800560
—
.00161000
,00161000
.00277912 *
>.329719
Nominal.
Redemption fund
'
debentures
•Announcement
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
ASSETS-
.May
-,„.._+VIay
2.816200
of $459 million at all reporting member hanks. "Other"
loans increased $66 million.
Gold certificate
mtge.
.
.210937
2.315400
yen
(In
_May.. 1
,
CALLED
Breweries, Ltd., 6% preferred stock,:
King Corp, 6% cumul. conv. pfd. scriesr
Waste
.239180
.210950
2.816200
Italy, lira
Nerway, krone—
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona.
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling—
Sicks'
.00203855
.211010
•
...
.
Kceliring Co., 5% preferred stock, series B
Maytag Co. cumulative preference stockv__-
.00311405'
%
2.816600
Malaysia, Malayan dollar—
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Stock
.210302
.00203855
&
due
1.036718
.210862
•
.210848
gen.
Kilembe
.0384890''
.210910
(reland, pound
Company and Issue—
5%
Crum
,0139(Ki6
2.243824
2.243346
ISSUES
Aigom Uranium Mines Ltd.—
.0384765*
1.035937
——
—«
50-cent conv. preferred sto®k_..:
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline
Corp,.6?+% debs, due 1978-May
$
.0200197
i
Canada, dollar—
1
Apr. 8
.0142948
2.243984
bonds,, series C,
.
Thursday
PMf
19C2-.—May,-1
-_• +
*•
debs., due Nov. 1, 1977„:Li.—_■
"
debs, dated March 1, 1958. due
May l, 1978
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Pipeline Co.-*—
Cumulative preferred
stock, ; $5 series:-!—
Money)
.0384890*
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Japan,
.0146398
2.244302
pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Date
+
5%
1930
Wednesday
•
$
$
.
1,
6%
ENTIRE
Monday
-
Time Finance
Corp.
in New York (Value in
Friday
•+
debs.. due- Feb.
Co.
(5'/« % )
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—-
1959, INCLUSIVE
Cable Transfers
Farms
Southern
$3.12+a
A
(quar.)_
Plywood, Ltd.
4-14
62+aC
B
(quar.)
Western Precipitation
Corp. (quar.)
Western Stockholders' Investment
Trust, Ltd.
Amer. dep. receipts for
ordinary (final)
Western Tablet &
Stationery Corp.—
•
Common (quar.)
4-14
U5c
4-15
20c
—
4-30
4-15
4-13
8- 6
9%
3-20
-
...
3%
,
1363
preferred (quar.)
Western
Union
Telegraph
——
-
(quar.)
,
.
/
...35c
$1.25
30c
4-15
1
3-86
4-10
4-15
3-20
7-
Number 5837
Volume 189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
.
.
When
Per
Name of
1.43%
5-
1
$i
5-
1
4-10
t $1.40
4-15
3-31
10c
(accumulative)
$2.80 l6t preference
Whiting Dorp.
.
.
Wilbur-Suchard Chooolate—■ /
$5 preferred (-quar.) _
——i-.-.-Wllllams-McWilliams Industries—
Stock dividend
4-21
4-
—
r-
.
.
•
1
6-
10- 1
9-4
1-4-60
12- 4
350
6-1
4-10
35c
8-1
35C
.
11-
10*
1
9
Wisconsin Southern Gas
6-20
5-
1
5-
1
5-
1
Wltco Chemical fqBar.)_
Worcester County Electric—.; '
1 ;
4.449 preferred (quar.)———
Woodall Industries Inc. (quar.)_
Wool Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd
Wright Line,-class B (inCTeq*sed-quar.)y v T'-k'
Wrigley (Wm.)-Jr.—
*•.-£"/
i * ' ;
-^Monthly —J.-——
4-15
4-15
25c
—
5-
1,
5-
1
$1.11
,
•
4-15
15c
4-23
4-
25c
5-
1
4-20
25c
6-
1
5-20
25c
7-
1
6-19
25c
8-
1
Chicago, 231 S. LaSallc Street, Chicago, 111.—V. 188,
7-20
w
3
Yellow-Cab -Co-,
4-30
The
4-18
4-30
4-20
3?y3c
4-30
4- 0
37 % C
7-31
4-
65c
5-
1
4-15
25c
4-15
4- 3
9c
4-15
3-31
25C
—
r__~
common..
20c
——
convertible "preferred (quar.)_—;
.
.-$& -convertible preferred (quar.)
York County Gas (quar. )_„__.
Youngstown -Steel .Door (quar.)..
... —
YuBa Consolidated Industries Inc. (quar.)...
-1%
—
Zelier?s vLt*d.,
•
.4% 9
.
£30c
common.^..-.——
preferred
<■
(quar.)
EARNINGS—In the year ended Dec.
was
$46,424,000,
tively, in 1957:
Power
Co.—Files
April 6 filed
Financing
at
preferred
April 3,
»
Pro¬
Manhattan
4-
Texas
reduce
to
plus
its
short-term
bank
loans
additional $4,000,000 to be bor¬
an
The 'dividend rate
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
itPayable In Canadian funds, tax deductible at the eource.
•resident tax 15%; resident-tax 7%.
a Less British Income tax.
-
y Previously published
•
-
•
Pate and/or
—X Lees Jamaica
record
income
•;* Payable in U/ 6,
date ^is .tocorrect. The corrected
date is Indicated here.
tax.
•
-
•
less
Halsey,
^
-
4
Trust
Hutzler
&
Stuart
■
Co.
Inc.
bid
98.414for
the
'/'
the certificates
rre
'
certficates,
/f
Associates in
the
Se Co.;
'
and
offering are: Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union
V. 189, p. 1578.
Standard Financial Corp.—Two New Directors—
C. Taylor, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and
Secretary of Commerce, and John H. Ballard, President of the
.
Under
,^The net proceeds from the sale of the class B common stock will
go- to two Selling stockholders.
•
:
:
Watch Co., have been elected directors of Standard Financial
Corp., Theodore H. Silbert,- president, announced on April 2.—V. 189,
p. 1176.
* •
•
r
,
.
-
*
Controls
Co,—New
(N. Y.)—Files With SEC
corporation on March 31 filed
a
letter of notification with
the
SEC
covering 200,000 shares of class A stock (par 25 cents) to be
offered at $1 per share, through R. A. Holman & Co., Inc., New York,
N. Y. The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes and
Chairman—
to
"Richard S. Reynolds, Jr., on April 8 was elected Chairman of the
of/Directors, replacing John A. Robershaw, who will serve as
Vice-Chairman of the Board until his retirement June 30, 1909.
"
Jolin H. Krey was elected a member xrf the firm's executive commit¬
tee; Other executive committee members are T. T. Arden, President of
acquire
a
television film series for distribution.
"
Board
'
Strategic Minerals
At the
1959—2 Mos.
-
-^et,rev.
"
Net/ry.
'tsfan
fr. ry. opers.
open
-T?Y;i89,
$4,693,563 $10,180,174
3,254,628
6,725,902
3,277,372
$1,520,127
$3,454,272
" 624,702
1.407,267
$2,899,380
1,267,115
"
610,606
income.
$9,658,158
6,758,778
$1,438,935
ti,797,499
tration
informational disclosures
statement and prospectus.
Suburban
This
Propane
contained in the
See also V. 139, p.
company's regis¬
1513.
Gas Corp.—Acquisition—
has purchased the International Chemical Ex¬
tinguisher Corp.,
fire
extinguisher
manufacturer of Atlanta, .Ga„
which
had exclusive manufacturing
rights for the patented Kcefe
Dry Chemical Fire Extinguishing Systems and Portable Extinguishers.
V. 189, p. 1176.
"
.
..
.
Miguel Brewery, Inc.—^Reports Record Sales—
sales
reqiiest of counsel for this corporation, the SEC has author¬
of various
p. 1242.
iofiiofatibo/, established'
o5tj^t4-60,794,4SQ' - pesos
(U:S. $80,397,243) during 1958, compared with t«e previous high of
1$I;P22,068 pesos (U. S. $75,811;034) in 1957, Colonel Andres Soriano,
President; reported on April 7.
%
Company earnings for-the'same " period rose to 21,058,254 pesos
(U. S. $10,529,127), compared With 17,510,088 pesos (U. S. $8,755,044).
—V. 168, p. 1437.
corporation
-
Sun Chemical Corp.—Sells Wax Unit—
.
Pelrolchemical
Western
See
Corp,
below.—V.
189,
Talcott, Inc.—Factoring
(James)
Sbott Paper Co.—Reports New Records Reached—
annual
The
709.
volume
receivables
Volume
Rising—
corporation's
Factoring Division, could easily, amount to more than $500,000,000
by 1970, Herbert R. gilv'erma«j' Preeid'eM,' 'predicted on April 7, as
the company celebrated its 105tli anniversary.
"In the past
10 years alone, our factoring volume has increased
72'/." he said. "Sales purchased by this division in 1958 amounted
to $297,939,000, compared to $172,759,000 in 1949. A similar rise in
the next 10 years will bring volume to more than $500,000,000, and
there are many reasons why such an increase is likely," lie declared.
—V. 189, p. 1395.
records were set in both
total net sales
to previous, highs in any
first quarter in the company's history.
-{.
V
/■Total net sales were $72,400,317, as compared with $70,640,114 for
the similar period in 1358. Scott's sales of trademarked paper products
in>the 1959 quarter Increased to $59,139,180 from $57,539,937 in the
comparable period a year ago.
Bales of other paper amounted to
$11,-906,474 compared to $11,179,056 in the 1958 quarter, while sales
of pulp were -$1,324,863 against $1,921,121.
Net income, for the first quarter of 1959 amounted to $5,865,647
equal after preferred dividends to 73 cents per common share on
7,896,729 common shares outstanding.
This is an increase of 10.3%
over the net income of $5,317,858 for the first quarter of 1958, equiva¬
lent- to 66 cents per share on 7,894,822 then outstanding.—V. 189,
-./This company
on April 10 reported that
and net earnings compared
of
purchased
by
the
.
-•
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Preferred Stock Of¬
fered—An
of
Canada Ltd;—Assets
.'£ThIs Fund on Feb. 28, 1959 had
S.
dollars, equal to $12.89
a
UV
Increased—
(in
compared with
and $9.35 (adjusted
net asset value of $64,523,043
per
This
share.
$59;687,000
company of
the
option of tho
downward to par.
late
development of the company's winter
in 1958; completion of facilities needed
capacity
of the system by 100 million
and
Debenture
April
on
Exchange
Financing—
:
8 i filed
ci registration statement with I
Commission covering $30,000,000 of 5%
during
the
next
20
years.
The
issue will be underwritten by a group that includes Blair &
Inc., Scherck, Richtcr & Co., G. H. Walker & Co., and associates.
The proceeds from the debenture issue wculd provide funds to redeem
all of Textron's outstanding 4%
preferred stock, to reduce or retire
short term
borrowings and for expansion and continuance of tlio
company's diversification program.^-V. 189, p. 1513.
Tlioriiclilfe
Park,
Offered—Bache
&
Toronto, Canada—Securities
April 8 offered a new issue
Ltd.,
Co.
on
$4,000,000 (Canadian) 6'% sinking fund debentures,
A, due March 1, 1974, and 80,000 common shares
(par value $1 Canadian) in units, each consisting of
$1,000 principal amount of debentures, and 20 common
shares. Each unit is priced at $1,000 in Canadian dol¬
lars, or $1,037.50 in United States dollars, plus accrued
interest on the debentures from April 1, 1959.
series
Principal
and
or $12,30 a share on Nov. 30, 1958
stock split on Feb. 28, 1958.
./The net assets of $62,809,604 (Canadian) on Feb. 28, 1959 com¬
prised common stocks appraised at $60,602,930 or 96.5r,'c of net assets;
new
issue
convertible
accrued
share
Each
interest
debentures
on
and
debentures
the
shares
common
payable in Canadian
be separately trans¬
are
will
is
A
debentures will be redeemable at the option of the
at any time on or after Jan. 1, 1964, at the principal
plus accrued interest. The debentures will also be redeemable
for the sinking fund, beginning March 1, 1062 and through March 1,
1973, at the principal amount, plus accrued interest.
PROCEEDS- Net
proceeds from the financing will be used initially
Park Ltd. to repay outstanding loans. The balance
proceeds will be used as working capital for general corporate
purposes to initiate its construction program.
Tliorncliffe
by
of
the
BUSINESS--Thornciiffe
fiie
Province
390
acres
common
incorporated under jtlie laws of
1955, acquired at that time
Ltd.,
September,
about
five
miles
from
downtown
Toronto,
company,
ing
large
area.
i*arcel
The
of
believes the land is the only remain¬
undeveloped land within such
company
privately
owned
development.
CAPITALIZATION- Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of -the company will consist of the 84,000,000
of sinking debentures
being offered and 470,000 shares of common
stock.-
V.
389.
p.
1069.
Time Finance
.
Corp.—Partial Redemption—•'
.
The corporation has called for redemption on April 15, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, 5,636 shares of its 50 cent convertible
preferred stock at $7 per share, pliis accrued interest.
The preferred stock may be converted into class A common stock
to April 14, 1959, inclusive.V. 188, p. 749.
Title
Sec
.
Guarantee
Title
Title
135,
Co.
(N. Y.)—New Name—
Guarantee
&
Trust
Guarantee
&
Trust
Effective
of
Park
in
located
short distance of the downtown area other than one substantial parcel
located to the east and north and now being planned for future
dividends.
share;,
land
consisting of the site of the former Thornciiffe Race Track.
in consultation with professional town planners, en¬
gineers. architects and surveyors, formulated a plan of development
covering 234.923 acres of its land, providing for a community con¬
sisting of apartment buildings, a shopping center, commercial buildings
and light industrial facilities, as well as
a
school, churches and u
of 440,000
into 2.4
Ontario
of
of
largely
The
second preferred
convertible
series
The
company,
V.
for the
and
Tbo
amount,
shares of 4.72% cumu¬
stock was publicly
offered on April 7 by a nationwide underwriting group
headed by Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and White,
Weld & Co. The stock was priced at par($100 per share)
lative
p./1394.
Fund
to the
at
out
carry
delivery
Inc.—'Plans
recreational
p.
-
•Scudder
cost
redeemable
ferable.
filed by Strategic Minerals which proposed the public offering of
$1,000,000 of bonds and 1,200,000 common shares. The Commission's
order authorizing the proceedings challenged the accuracy and adequacy
1958
0
Railway oper. revenue...
Rqiway oper: expenses..
interest
an
Co.,
dollars.
a postponement
from April 7 to May 5, 1959, of the hearing In
the "stop order" proceedings under the Securities Act of 1933 to deter¬
mine whether to suspend the effectiveness of a registration statement
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
1959--Month--1958
to
started
corporation
Securities
scale
America—Hearing Post¬
of
ized
>Mr. Reyiiolds is President of Reynolds Metals Co.—V. 188, p. 2786.
Period EiixL feb. 28—
Corp.
poned—
Robertfliav.-Fulton and Mr. Reynolds, Chairman,
-•
at
otherwise
are
of
Sterling Television Co., Inc.
The
r.
-Robertsha w-Fulton
Offeffcd—
sinking fund subordinated debentures due May 1, 1984.
Each $1,000 debenture will carry warrants to purchase 20 shares
of common stock, 10 of which will be detachable after 30 days and
10 after one year.
Each Warrant will entitle the registered holder
to buy common stock at $25 for five years and then on an ascending
Bulova
BUSJNli£>3-f--Coinpany was organized on Nov. 6, 1946 in Pennsylvania.
It ;npw operates .45 .branch offices in .Pennsylvania, Florida, Virginia,
New,-Jersey, Maryland and South Carolina. The executive offices of
-the company are located
at'Greenwood Avenue and Church Road,
YVyncote, Pa/Lending operations are conducted from the branch offices,
—y. 169, P. 1242.
; "
Corp.—Bonds
proceeds
required
daily
Textron
This
subject to authorization of
and Stroud & Company, Inc.-
refundable
but
needed
program
increase
the
also
-
Transmission
cubic feet, construction of miscellaneous additional
loops and com¬
pression on present pipelines and various supplv lines and other minor
additions.—V. 389, p. 1617.
on
Wayne
such .purposes.
189,
from the sale of these securities will
in connection with the company's con¬
1959 which-ore estimated to total
approximately $63,000,000. The largest portion of the money will bo
used for expansioii of the company's gas transmission
system. Tho
program also provides for additions to the petroleum product# trans¬
portation system.
.....
,
Gas
.system additions "fjlanned f3rr">*T9'5.0
include construction of
pipeline loops on existing pipelines/ additional compression and new
to
■
to i^e secured by 30 diesel freight locomotive units
estimated to cost $9,541,392.
cars,
Securities
of
Commerce Commission.
The issue is
336 box
are no -
sale
not
4.915%
financing
pipelines
Certificates
associates
and
^
and
the Interstate
initially used to "reduce temporarily notes payable
negotiations with respect to using any part of
the proceeds for the acquisition pf assets or securities of other finance
companies. The company intends to acquire such assets or securities as
and when opportunities for such acquisition which the company deems
to its best' interest present themselves; The company is Unable to state
a$; the present time-the extent to which the proceeds may be used for
of the company-and
&
Us
Issuance
Y.--V.
N.
sinking fund beginning Oct. 1, 1961 will retire approxi¬
of the bonds prior to maturity. For a period of five years
are
PROCEEDS—Net
determined just prior to the
;, / ■ ■
• ■' •.
;■
Co.—Equipment
Bros.
15,
struction progarms scheduled during
in
Pacific
Offered—Salomon
US
There
than
complete
April 2 offered $7,620,000 of 4*4% non-callable equip¬
ment trust certificates maturing annually March 1, 1960
to 1974, inclusive. The
certificates, scaled to yield 3.90%
to 4.45%/according to
maturity, were awarded to the
group ohj April 1 on its bid of 98.418%.
INVESTMENT NEWS
to banks.
bonds
service
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
,/; (Continued from page 6)
the stock will be
April 21,
on
Southern
Canadian nonresidents
lew 15%
funds,
payment
".
•
r.m.
York
New
company bft any time at prices scaling from 104.38%
will be'heid'Tfl;
the offices of White, Weld & Co., on the
19th floor of 20 Broad Street, New York
City.—V. 189, p. 1394. 1
il:00
•
Place,
A semi-annual
the
offering date. "'/ * /•;'///,/ ::•;.
' /■' •
information meeting for prospective bidders
An
^
-
on
April 28
N<m-
Exchange
Eastern
mately 95%
.
*
-
43
$45,000,000 of first mortgage pipeline bonds,
4%% series due April 1, 1979, was offered on April 8
by a group of underwriters headed by Dillon, Read &
Co. Inc. at a price of 99V2% and accrued
interest, to
yield approximately 4.92% to maturity.
This company has awarded its proposed offering of $1,500,000 of
$20 par preferred stock to an investment banking group headed by
White, Weld & Company.
/
v
/
1
Bank,
An issue of
$235,250). The remaining portion of the bank loans are expected
to be repaid subsequently from internal sources.
The company estimates its 1959 construction expenditures at $2,735,000; and 1960 expenditures are estimated at $7,530,000..
1
4-
respec¬
1617.
P.
of
'
$40,411,000,
a
shares
1959,
$374,003,000 and
The company has called for
redemption on M.ty 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $530,000 of its 5/
debentures duo
May 1, 1978 and $590,000 of its 6'/ debentures due Nov. 1, 1977 at
100/?
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase
Intends to apply the net proceeds of the sale of the
and
with
compared
Partial Redemption—
1867.
p.
31, 1958, Tennessee Gas Trans¬
totaled $402,784,000 and net incom#
mission's total operating revenues
rowed to cover the redemption of outstanding first mortgage bonds,
series C due 1986 in the amount of $3,882,000
plus redemption premium
1
5-
4:56^0
—...
Nevada
company
bonds
($3,240,000
1
5-
936,500 shares of $100 par preferred stock in
series; 997,047 shares of $100 par second preferred stock In
series; 21,623,845 shares of common stock; $497,269,000 of first
mortgage pipe line bonds and $173,035,000 of debentures.
amendment.
new
1
Yates-American Machine
retirement
have outstanding
various
registration statement with the SEC
covering 75,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, $20 par, and
$5,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, series D due 1989. The bonds Are
,to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding; and the preferred
shares are to be offered for sale through underwriters, the dividend
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms to be supplied by
.
refining and marketing petro¬
Dec, 31, 1958, after giving effect to this sale
of its 5.16^ second preferred stock, the company
the
will
company
This company on
3-31
underground
three
Southern
U5c
exploring for, producing processing,
and
to be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 184,
posal With Securities and Exchange Commission—
4-15
3-31
from
gas
CAPITALIZATION—At
4-10
4-15
30c
of
3-31
25c
are
of
leum and petroleum products.
has called for redemption, on May 1, next, through
of the sinking fund, $700,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
series C, due 1983 (5Yo^ )- at 101.78// plus accrued interest.
Payment
Will be made at the American Trust Co., 464 California
Street, San
Francisco, Calif., or at the Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall Street, New
York, N. Y., or at the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co.
4-15
$1.27
——
—
88.
Southern California Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
4-15
-,30c
proceeds
The
5-29
$1.25
(quar.)
...
(quar.)
189, p.
operation
4-15
4-30
$1.50
$1,26
preferred (quar.)
0.04% preferred (quar.)
*5.08 Si -preferred (quar,)
Y.—V.
N.
withdrawal
by
company has an application pending before the Federal Power
Commission for authority to construct and operate additional facilities
which would increase daily system delivery , capacity to about 2,617,000 MCF and over 3,000,000 MCF on
peak days;
The company and its subsidiaries also are engaged in the business
524.
p.
3-36.
4-30
18c
The
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
5%
New York 15,
days
peak
The
7-10
Co., common (quar.)—
—
(quar.)
——
'Common (quar.)
j-»:
_
Winfield Growth Industries Fund, Inc.—.
~®* preferred (1987)
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service Corp., com.
120 Broadway,
on
45
storage
Payment will be made at The Marine Midland Trust
of New York,
MCF
000
for
The corporation on March 25 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 133,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)/to be offered
at $1.50 per share, through Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York, N. Y.
5
1%
Common
_
called
Servonics, Inc., Alexandria, Va.—Files With SEC—
4-21
1
7-
1%
—
Wilson
-
accrued interest.
Co.
7
'1%
■
dividend
has
of
5-
$1.25
-
Stock dividend
Farms Co.—Partial Redemption—
company
redemptio i on May 1, next, through
operation of the supplementary fixed sinking fund, $90,000 of 3%#
debentures due Feb. 1, 1962 of Deerfield Packing Corp. at 101^ plU3
4-10
Ltd.—
White/Hardware,
Stock
Seabrook
The
Wheeling & -Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.).,—,
prior lien (quar.).—
—
-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
'JZ1''
Company
(1717)
p.
April
8,
Co.
Co.—Changes Name—
this company
2853.
below.
became
The
Title Guarantee
Co.—.
.
stock through
.
April
Q.2#.—V.
188,
p.
1719.
,
-
.
I
,
/
;
''
;
;
1,
The
share
on
■
period End.
Feb. 28—
1959—2 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. revenue— $12,978,798 $11,988,520 $27,005,435 $25,828,339
Railway Oper; expenses9,877,942
9,805,446 20,381,870 20,467,828
or
1,
Toledo, Peoria & Western Kit.—Earnings— /
1964
$20,000*000 Will be used
sliort-tertii notes issued
comp&ny_ to retire its outstanding
credit agreements, proceeds from which were used
company's expansion profera?n. It is expected that the balance
of proceeds will also be applied to the expansion of the company's
properties.
ty
in
"
and
second
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds from the sale,
the
under
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Eai'nings—
thereafter into 2.25 shares through April 1, 1969.
preferred stock is redeemable at $104.75 per share
and thereafter at prices decreasing to $100 per
after April 1, 1979.
1364
new
prior to April
Government of Canada securities, $1,874,250 or 2.7^; corporate bonds
and notes; $64,000 or 0.6'c; and adjusted cash balance, $128,424 or
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper, expenses-
revolving
the
BUSINESS—Company owns and operates a natural gas transmission
extending from gas producing areas in Texas and Louisiana
the northeastern sections of the country. At Jan.
1, -1953 the
Net
rev.
fr.
ry.
rev.
Nefc-ry.
fr.
JOper.
rv.
opers.
income:—
$3,100,856
1,500,428
^-V. 189, p/1512.
.$2,133,074
:i.333,502
-
"
-
$6.623,565.. $5,360;511
3,176,731
3,011,632
'
to
system included 10,195 miles of pipe lines with
capacity
of
1,980,900
MCF of
gas
per
day and
a
-designed delivery
approximately 2,385,-
-
1958
$573,981
.365,830
$1,177,555
755,221
$1,157,218
379,552
$211,859
$208,151
$422,334
$421,868
58,145
5(5,735
114.141
115,487
$591,411
735,352
~
Townsend
system,
v'Eet
opers.
Net ry. oper. incomeV. 189, p. 12P6.
1959—2 Mos.
1959—Mouth—1958
Period End. Feb. 28—
Investment
Co.—Proposed
Acquisition—
has contracted to acquire all the outstanding stock
of Power Equipment Co. of Gabon, Ohio, It was announced on April 9
by Clinton Davidson, Chairman of the Board. Cost of the acquisition
Tills
company
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1718)
be paid partly in cash but mostly in con¬
Davidson said.
was founded in
1935 and quickly became a
leader in the power supply field. Its line of PECO transformers, battery
eliminator; and other regulated power supply devices serve the com¬
puter communication and electronic industries. Its 100,000 square foot
plant' completed in 1956, is located in Galion, Crawford County Ohio,
ahout 60
miles north of Columbus.
PECO recently opened a new
research laboratory at 2070 West Henderson Road, Beech wood Station,
Columbus,
Ohio, which will concentrate on automatic controls for
is
will
which
$6,000,000
Mr.
debentures,
vertible
Equipment
Power
.
Co.
or lack of compliance with various provisions
that the interests of, investors and the public will
by allowing adequate time for their resolution. ; Itfurther points to provisions of the insurance laws as affording pro¬
tection to these same interests.
Each has undertaken to comply with
the provisions of the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to the offer¬
ing for sale, and sale, of its variable annuity contracts and to comply
questions of
be
with
1514.
western
and
pany's .pilnclpal. subsidiary," Western Massachusetts Electric Co.
The
dompany iteelf 'does no public utility business but acts in an advisory
served
standards
in
capacity
189,
Virginian Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. Feb. 28—
oper.
revenue—
$3,850,217
expenses-
2,166,391
$3,926,913
2,212,339
$7,791,083
4,439,128
$1,683^826
$1,714,574
1,041,603
976,156
$3,351,955
12,094,140
$3,899,465
2,161.838
,
Net
Corp.—Consolidates
Fire
Casualty
and
fr.
lev.
Net ry.
—V.
ry.
opers.
income—-
oper.
189, p.
$30,911',954 abd
stock
Ward
The
Belgrano, Jr., Board Chairman and President, said the con¬
solidation had brought under one subsidiary, Pacific National Fire,
the business conducted formerly by six individual fire and casualty
N.
F.
and its subsidiary,
Transamerica owned, were
Insurance
stock.—V.
Co.
similar
lines
automobile
of
company
covering
group.
Pacific National Fire also
and Premier Insurance Co., both ol
National
Pacific
Insurance
basically
both
Co.,
This
100,386
company
proposes
stockholders
insurance.
of
of Paramount Fire into Pacific National Fire was ap¬
Paramount's stockholders on Feb. 9, 1959, following the
recommendation of the company's board of directors.—V. 189, p. 1069.
The
189,
be
to
Pipeline
Gas
Corp.
Partial
—
Net
Re¬
supplied
of
the
called for redemption on May 1, next, through
fund, $400,000 of its UYh'/c debentures due
sinking
First
—V.
Union
This
plus
accrued
Colliery
Co.—To
the
interested
until
persons
April
20,
to
1959,
request
Union
ing
Counties, 111.
It still holds extensive
coal
County, Hi., but has no plans for resumption of operations in the fore¬
future.
All of Union Colliery's 12,500 outstanding shares are
seeable
owned by
from $100
a
is
Union Electric. It is proposed to reduce the par value thereof
to $56 per share, or by $550,000, and to pay Union Electric
partial liquidating dividend in
Annuity
Variable
Life
that
amount.—V.
171,
Co.
Insurance
of
America—
Temporary Exemption Sought—
This company
have
and The Equity Life Insurance Co., Washington, D. C.,
applications with the SEC
seeking exemption from
all
filed
provisions
the
from
orders
date of
giving
hearing
#.Each
'bt
the
of
upon
of
Investment
Company Act for a period of 90 days
requested order; and the Commission has issued
the
interested persons until April
the respective applications.
the
companies
so-called" "variable
ability
SBC
an
the
has
been
annuity
engaged
contracts"
1959,
22,
to
request
any
a
annuity
regular full-time
employees
of the
161,626 shares
which
not
are
issuance
related
life
and
sale
and
dis¬
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
1vill
be
lent* to
Western
contracts which
thay are issuing and selling
securities and that the two companies are investment companies
defined in the Investment Company Act.
the
shares
will
use
the
to
money
$7,200,000,
all
company's
are
to
as
cost
incurred
for
of
short-term
interim
for
program
bank
financing
the
Electric
The
.
Western Ry. of
Net
Net
is
operating
$325,371
275,919
$660,779
563,103
$695,861
267,653
ry.
$48,070
$49,452
$97,676
$120,567
10,901
11.548
21,968
45,218
opers.
income
oper.
575,294
189, p, 1397.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Files
ployee Stock Plans With SEC—
This
in
Officer
and
Em¬
The
corporation
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC''on
April 3, 1959, covering 400,000 shares of its common stock, to be offered
under its-"Employee Stock Plan" to
employees of Westinghouse and
eight of its subsidiaries.;■
about
of
a
organized in 1927 for the purpose of
outstanding capital slock of 11 utility companies
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$315,723
cxpenses-
fr.
rev.
1959—Month—1958
revenue-
oper.
ry.
—V.
voluntary asso¬
acquiring all of the
ciation
oper.
,
Alabama—Earnings-
Period End. Feb. 28—
Raiway
Railway
estimated
is
exclusive
for
construction.
1959-61
years
Companies
consultants, Boston,
,'■ ?
,
Wax. Warwick is
distributor for the Gramercy, La.
refinery owned by
Cape Wax Inc. -and the Coffeyville, Kan. reflnervi owned by the
Cooperative Refinery Association.
v/•:
;<•
the
In
Massachusetts
,:.v*:
Chanute, Kan., refinery is owned by Warwick
Sugar
which
of
director of Western Petrochemical
Corp., and Robert E. Cohn, a
the Hartford, Conn, law firm of Pelgrift, Dodd, Blumonfeld
a
Director.
Other members of the com¬
a
Massachusetts.;*,;,"":.'
common
Co.
borrowings
of
of its projected long-range expansion program,
expenditures of about $1,000,000, Warwick Wax
installation of a $300,000 propane de-asphalting unit
Institute "of Polymer Research, Polytechnic Institute of
Brooklyn; How¬
ard Phipps, Jr., Vice-President, Bessemer Securities
Corp., New: York;
Steaaman, of G. H. Walker & Co.; and Herbert M. Temple,
Vice-President, Harbridge House, Inc., management
subsidi¬
additional
the
.
phase
Richard
approximately $21,000,000.
BUSINESS-- Western
In support of the requested temporary
exemption, each of the com¬
panies points out that its operations pose novel, and as yet unsolved
reduce
construction
sale
"Massachusetts
*
a
Mr. Bloch, who will also continue as Chief
Executive Officer of Warwick
Wax; Dr. John J. Fish, Vice-President of
Research and -Development; Professor Herman
"Mark, director of the
outstand¬
subscribed
•
Noir,-is Secretary and
pany's board pf directors are
Offered—
its
of
products
ilie. initial
and
by shareholders.
the
in
with
insurance.
On March 23, 1959, the U. S. Supreme Court in
action against the two companies in effect determined that
variable
offering
and suppliers
partner in
aries, Wesern Massachusetts Electric Co. and Hunting¬
ton Electric Light Co., the
.privilege of subscribing for
16,000 additional shares (not in excess of 100 shares per
employee) at the same price. The offer to shareholders
is to expire April 21, 1959 and the offer to
employees on
April 16. An underwriting group headed jointly by The
First Boston Corp. and White, Weld & Co. will
purchase
1611.
p.
and
$25
at
industry,
plaiinnpjf the
at
its Chanhte;-Kan.
refinery.'...This new unit,.Mr. Bloch said,; will
broaden; the versatility of Warwick's waxes and permit • the production..
of a
spedia} grade of asphalt.
: v
v: v-::
;
William YV.Scllew, a partner in G. H. Walker &
Co., is Chairman
common
cents)
polish
.
Employee
Companies—Stock
be-in
As
Exchange Commission—
Massachusetts
the
waxes
is
subscribe for
in Gallatin
reserves
Co.—Files
to
end
estimated, do- involve
962.
p.
shares of record April 3, 1959 the right to
161,626 additional common shares (par 50
per share on the basis of one new share
for each 15 shares then held. In addition, the company
Colliery ceased its operations in June, 1958, following the sale
mine near DuQuoin, HI,, and its coal reserves in Perry and
coal
of its
and
189,
This corporation is offering the holders of its
thereon.
Jackson
1959.—V.
National Insurance
Securities
Western
hearing
a
in
; *
y'
waxes
paper
position to provide hs many .customers with:, increased
services, expanded production facilities and accelerated research and
development programs, Mr. Bloch stated.
Profit Sharing Pension "Fund of Washington
National Insurance Company Employees, to be offered to not more than
500 eligible
employees.—V. 185, p. 1433.
the payment of a partial liquidating dividend to the parent; and
Commission has issued an order under the Holding Company Act
giving
$14,800,000
'%,%•./'
carbon
located
will
are listed as
the principal underwriters.
stock sale will be added to the general funds
its current construction program, involving ex¬
at
the
at, Chanute, Kan.; Coffeyville, Kan.; and Gramercy, La.i
the. company maintains 33 stock and service centers in the United
and
panada, ancl has distributors in ten foreign countries,
including Europe, South..America and the Far East.
Tyr
Operating as a. division of Western Petrochemical Corp., Warwick
Co.
estimated
te
States
The Savings and
ships in
a subsidiary of Union Electric Co. of St. Louis, Mo.,
proposal with the SEC for a reduction in its stated capital
filed
and
a
common"
new
and
preferred for each 14 shares
1959. The offer is to expire on
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC on April 2,
1959, covering a maximum of $1,100,000 of participations or member¬
company,
has
April 27,
are
of
the
for
company
With
Plan
Liquidating Dividend—
Pay
share
one
record
&
of
Washington
interest.
Payment will be made at The
National City Bank of New York, 2 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
189, p- 1514.
100%
at
the
business forms industries and spe¬
to .the sizable packaging industry, Warwick Wax had esti¬
mated .sales of $3,00c,000 in 1958.. Refineries
of Warwick Wax
subscription price and underwriting terms are
amendment.
The First Boston Corporation and
by
Lemon
penditures
The corporation has
1978
of
3.
largest--supplier of
waxes
cialty
rate,
proceeds
the
of
demption—
rate
of
dividend
Johnston,
Transcontinental
The
of
12
The
by
operation
of
and General: Mahager" of Warwick Wax for
the past 15 years.
G. H.
Walker & Co., New York, investment
bankers, negotiated the agreement
which provided for the
acquisition to become effective at the close of
1396.
p.
filed
a
registration statement on April
7,
1959,
shares of serial preferred stock,
convertible. The
to offer this stock for subscription by common
the
at
held
common
May
merger
proved
.
sale
bank
Corp.; Ly the newly-formed Western Petrochemical Corp.
in
a
straight chsh transaction was announced
today (April 2) by
Maurycy Bloch; -President of Western Petrochemical and Vice President
Offering Proposal With SEC—
initiated last September when the insurance
was
Fire
into the
Automotive
write
.
the
to
agreement calling for acquisition of the business and physical
of - Wa rwick Wax Co., Inc., a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Sun
business pn April
of Manufacturers Casualty Insurance Co.
Manufacturers
which
$4,035,231,
to
Chemical
Washington Gas Light Co.—Registers Preferred Stock
The consolidation
owns
assets
net
common
of $65,000,000.
brought
hydro-equalization
operating revenues of S28.406.816 j
of $3,908,064 for 1957.
arid, the reduction of the short-term
An
Baking Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
companies owned directly or indirectly by Transamerica. This latest
merger increases Pacific National Fire's assets to an amount in excess
activities
after
1286.
profit for the 12 weeks ended March 21, 1959 was $50,469
alter all charges, and is equivalent to a deficit of two cents per share
of common stock,
after provision for preferred dividend.
This compares with earnings of $86,448 for the
12 weeks ended
March 22,
1958 which were equivalent to two cents per share of
Co.
Insurance
income
consblidated
hydroequ'ajization
Western'Petrochemical Corp.—Acquisition—
completed the consolidation ol all of its fire and
operations March 31 with the merger of its sub¬
Paramount Fire Insurance Co.,
into Pacific National Fire
corporation
casualty insurance
sidiary
net
borrowings, capitaliza¬
tion as of T)ec. 31, 1958 consisted of: $44,000,000 in
long-term debt;
$2,924,900 in short-term bank debt; and 1,301.005 shares of common *
stock, par 50 cents.—V. 189, p. 1297.7
! V
•
Interests—
This
The
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect'
$8,603,806
4,704,341
Railway
com¬
.
compared with total
net income after
Railway oper.
the
with-
and
1959—2 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
become
since
Electric-Liglrt'Company, which serves electric customers In the towns
of
Huntington,-Montgomery and Chester.
~
v
"'
EARNINGS—T6tal coiisoiidated operating revenues for 1958 amounted
1618.
p.
have
to its subsidiaries, lends them money
capital -toy the purchase of their securities!",
Quinnehtuk Company, a relatively small :
hydro-electric generating: stayon, and Huntington
supplies-them
cpoipr.ny also-owns
company owning-"a
adopted by this Commission with respect to literature
with
the sale
of
securities of investment
which
withotit compensation
and
connection
securities.—V.
company
part-, of.- Massachusetts
The
to
Power Equipment had sales of $7,500,000
in
1958 ana volume for the current year is estimated at $9,000,000.
Pre-tax earnings were $800,000 last year, and have averaged about
$1000000 annually
for the last five years, the peak having been
reached in 1957 when $1,600,000 was earned before taxes.—V.
169.
Trani>america
compliance
Act,
best
employed
jnForruerly0 privatel^owned,
p.
the
of
Monday, April 13, 1959
.-.
.
second
a
1,000,000.
Option
the
registration statement, Westinghouse seeks registration
shares, to be offered under its "Restricted Stock
common
Plans"; to
certain
officers
other
and
executive'employees
of
Westinghouse and its subsidiaries.—V. 189, p. 1397.
STATE AND CITTff>EPARTIVIENT*#*ilS«
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Co.,
Highway Authority
(P. O. Montgomery), Ala.
Bond
Sal©
The
—
Dick
Dickson
Alabama
&
Co.,
$20,000,000
highway bonds offered April 7—
189, p. 1398—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Lehman
Brothers, and C. J. Devine & Co.,
at a price of 100.054, a net interest
3.40%,
$4JK)0,000 6s. Due
as
on
follows:
1964 to
5,000,000
May 1 from
Hutton
&
from
on
May 1 from
1969
Due
to
1973
on
May
1
inclusive.
6,000,000
3.40s. Due on May 1
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate:
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith, R. W. Pressprich &
Co.,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., John Nuveen
& Co., Ira Haupt &
Co.,
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.,
Bornblower & Weeks, Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., L. F. Rothschild & Co., Dean
Witter & Co., Stubbs, Watkins &
Lombardo, Inc., Thornton, Mohr
& Farish, Bache &
Co., A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc.
/
J. C. Bradford & Co., Braun,
Boeworth & Co., Inc., Courts &
Jackson &
&
S.
Birmingham Water Works Board,
of
Alabama
Co.,
Paine,
Webber,
Curtis, Wm. E. Pollock
Co., Inc., G. H. Walker & Co.,
Weeden & Co., American Securi¬
Bond Sale—The
supply
April 8
Clark
&
Co.,
Kees,
Harrington
Fahey,
& Co.,
Inc.
Harold H.
Huston
& Co., D. A.
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, Pohl & Co., Inc., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Schaffer, Necker & Co., Sellers,
Doe & Bonham, John Small &
Co., Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.,
Pincus
&
George M.
R.
Co.,
Wood
&
Co., Lincoln
Young & Co., Cumberland Se¬
curities Corp., and Chester Har¬
ris &■ Co.
p.
$1,350,000
41/2S.
1960
1,530,000
•
;
Due
to
3%S".
on
1969
Due
April
The
1959.
1
from
Others
3.60s.
1978 to
in
the
Due
on
April
bonds
sold
to
the
Trust
of
Atlanta,
1961.
Feb.
.
1, .1960
-
.
^
"-Dated
Feb.
1;
-
1959.
ap¬
Bradley, Arant,
Birmingham.
»
All
&
Rose,
:
of
\.
.
to
the
First
lows:
a
3s.
1960 to
23,000
4s.
1963 to
28,000
to
6s.
13,000
bonds
The
$75,000
was
sold
Jan.
;v
\
.
Board
of
Arthur
School
F.
until
11
Commissioners
Smith,
Jr.
announces
bids will be received
a.m.
(CST)
April 29
$1,600,000
Due
on
1962
inclusive.
Due
on Jan., 1
from capital ; outlay. school warrants.
inclusive. "
; Due serially from 1965 to 1979.
1967
on
Due
bunds
_
Jan;
1
from
for
-
1
from
inclusive.
1972
Interest
on
;
.
are
Jan.
1,
:
1973
'
dated
Jan.
J-J.. Legality
..
purchase
of
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
-
;
Tallapoosa County (P.
Dadeville), Ala. '
1,
ap¬
the
on
; Warrant
Sale
—
An
O.
sold
Fairfield, Ala.'
-,-j.
:>
Warrant
;
Sale
—
An
'
issue
of
general
obligation" reGeorge I funding school warrants was sold
to
a
group
--
7"
issue
proved by White, Bradley, Arant/
$680,000 courthouse warrants
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
•
;
■'
.
.Warrant Offering—President-of
that sealed
,..
..and 1974.
1959.
County Board of School
Commissioners (P. O. Mobile),
;
Alabama
^
^
National^ Bank ; of
price of. par, as fol¬
5s. "Due
1968
:
Ala.
•„
$11,000
.
Mobile
issue of
revenue
Dothan, at
Company-; of $250,000
and
>•
..and
on
225,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 from'
V 1962 to 1975 inclusive.-:
;,"CV
Sale—An
building
Alex.
Sale—An issue of $95,000
improvement bonds was
Georgia,
F-A^,Legality
i
Cullman, Ala.
public
.
4-.
•
Interest
dat'ed .Feb. l l/ F-A. Legality approved by
White,'
Dothan,
Bond
1
Sons, Dominick & Dominick, Francis I. du Pont & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Stroud
&
Co.,
William Blair
&
Co.,
Hirsch & Co., Spencer Trask &
Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
King, Quirk & Co., Baker, Watts
& Co., Farwell,
Chapman & Co.,
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Rowles,
Winston & Co., Ryan, Sutherland
& Co., Barret, Fitch, North &
Co.,
J. H. Hilsman & Co., and Shrop¬
shire, Frazer & Co.
Bond
.....
$25,000 :4%s. .Due
....
Feb. 1 from
on
'
Hugo Marx & Co., at a price of
100.001, a . net interest cost of
abo.uh 3.75%, as follows:
;v
inclusive.
are
1
Brown &
.
^
,
-
1989 inclusive.
account:
1969
Interest
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive.
3,120,000
inclusive.
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
inclusive.
on
'i'
n
•
to
FefhVi, i966;-4;
Due
1967 to
v
'
\
April
1965
3s.
30,000 3V4S. Due
3.58%,
follows:
1960 to
10,000
100.04,
Morton & Co., Inc.,
&
-
group
Co., at a price of
net interest cost of about
follows:
$55,000 3^s. D.ue on.-Feb.-4 Jrom
1398 —were
headed by
Corp., and Goldman,
a
a
W.
Ducournau
189,
about 3.19%, as
offered
Sachs &
Craigie & Co., Eldredge
& Co., Inc., Interstate Securities
Corp., Kean, Taylor & Co., W. H.
Co.,
to
from
Odess, Martin,
Herzberg,
Inc.,
Rand
&
Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.,. R. D.
White
&
Co., Wood, Gundy &
Co., Cady & Co., Inc., Davenport
& Co., Shelby Cullom Davis &
v.
—
awarded
M. Wood & Co., jointly, at a price
of 100.10, a net interest cost/.of
$6,000,000 water
bonds
revenue
First Boston
as
Corp., Andrews & Wells, Inc.,
Coffin & Burr, Inc.
F.
1968 inclusive.
3^4s.
First
Sons, Hayden, Stone & Co., W. E.
ties
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
5,000,000 3s. Due
Inc.,
Michigan Corporation, Gregory &
v.'
cost of about
Merle-Smith, R.
&
•k"
.
was
" composed
of
Sterne, Agee & Leach, Hendrix &
Mayes, Inc., Thornton, Mohr &
Farish, George M. Wood & Co.,
and
First
National
Bank
of
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of
Bir-
Volume 189
Number 5837
...
.
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
mingham,
at
as 5s, 414s, and 3.90s,
price of 100.007. Dated Feb.
a
1, 1959.: Due
to
1989
Feb. 1 from 1961
on
inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
Legality; ^approved
by
White,
Bradley," Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
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Flagstaff, Ariz.
1 Bond
City
Offering—C.T.
Clerk,
will
Pulliank
receive
sealed
bids until 4:30 p.m. (MST) on
for the purchase of
5
Majy
$925,000
bonds,
follows:
as
$475,000
water
>
Due
\
■
C\'
-
bonds.
revenue
July 1 from 1960 to
inclusive; Principal and
interest -<J-J) payable at the
on
1986
_
City
Treasurer's
First
office;
National
the
Bank
of
Arizona, Flagstaff; < or at the
First National City Bank of
New York.
;
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.
450,000
•'
water
and
im-
sewer
provement bonds. Due on July
1 from 1965 to 1979 inclusive.
-
Principal and, interest (J-J)
payable at the City Treas-
.::
urer.'s office; Valley National
Bank of: Phoenix; or at the
?
i
Chase Manhattan Bank, New
York City.
V-v
$600,000 5s. Due
on
April 1 from
(1719)
for the purchase of $170,000 school &
Co.,
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on"
Inc.;
Inc.; Andrews. & Wells,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
150,000 3*4s. Due on ^APrii V
1960 to 1984 inclu¬
Robert W. Baird & Co.* Inc.;
sive. Principal and interest (J-D) Blunt Ellis
1965.•,
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: ,
&
Simmons; C. F.
1,275,000 3s. Due on April 1 from payable at the County Treasurer's Childs & Co.; City National Bank
;v
1966 to 1972 inclusive. ;
office. Legality approved by Or¬ & Trust
Co., of Kansas City; Dal¬
1,725,000 3*4S. Due on April 1 rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
& las Union Securities Co.; Dittmar
from 1973 to 1979 inclusive.
& Co., Inc.; A. G. Edwards &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Sons;
Others
in
the
account:
Field, Richards & Co.; Fort Worth
First
Lincoln, Calif.
Boston Corp., Harris Trust & Sav¬
Bank, : of Fort *' Worth;
Bond Sale—The $300,000 water, National
Ginther & Co.; Gregory & Sons;
ings Bank, Chicago; Smith, Bar¬ improvement bonds offered
Apr. 7
ney & Co., Chemical
Corn Ex¬ —v. 189, p. 1619—were awarded J. A. Hogle & Co.; Industrial Na¬
change Bank, New York; Gold¬ to the Bank of America National tional Bank, of Providence; Kalman &
man, Sachs & Co., Dean Witter & Trust &
Co., Inc.; Kean, Taylor &
Savings Association, of
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Co., Taylor & Co.; Win. E. Pollock San Francisco.
& Co., Inc., and
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Mercan¬
Lawson, Levy,
Los Angeles, Calif. \
tile
National
Bank
of
Williams & Stern.
Dallas;
Bond Offering— Walter C.
Stern, Lauer & Co.; Thornton,
Chaffey Union High Sch. District, Peterson, City Clerk, will receive Mohr and
Farish; G. H. Walker &
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CDST)
I San Bernardino County, Calif.
Co.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.;
Bond Offering — V. Dennis on May 12 for the purchase of
J. R. Williston & Beane;
Wood,
Wardle, County Clerk, will re¬ $15,000,000 municipal airport Gundy & Co., Inc.; Burns, Corceive sealed bids at his office in bonds. Dated June 1,;1959. Due bett
;& Pickard, Inc.; City Na¬
on June
1 from 1961 to 1989 in¬ tional Bank
San
Bernardino
until
11
a.m.
& Trust Co., of Chi¬
Callable as of June 1,
(PST) on April 20 for the pur¬ clusive.
cago; Julien Collins & Co.; Ernest
chase of $1,100,000 school bonds. 1969. Principal and interest (J-D) &
Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; FahDated April 15,1959. Due on April payable at the City, Treasurer's nestock
&
Co.; First National
15
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. office,
or
at
the
City's fiscal Bank, of Memphis; First Western
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ agency in New York City or Chi¬ Bank & Trust Co., of San Fran¬
able at
the
County Treasurer's cago. Legality approved by O'Mel¬ cisco; J. B. Hanauer & Coij Lyons
office. Legality approved by veny & Myers, of Los Angeles. & Shafto, Inc.; Wm. J. Mericka &
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of : Los
Co.; Northwestern National Bank,
Los Angeles School Districts, Los
Angeles.
of Minneapolis; Provident Savings
Angeles County, Calif.
Bank & Trust
Nofe
The foregoing supple¬
Bond Sale
The $27,000,000
Co., of Cincinnati;
ments the report in our issue of
City School, City High School and Shuman, Agnew & Co.; F. S.
Smithers & Co.;
March 30—v. 189, p. 1515.
v
• ;
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:
City Junior College District bonds
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;
offered April 7—v. 189, p. 1179
Campbell, Calif.
Stubbs,
Watkins
&
were
awarded
to
a
Lombardo,
syndicate
Bond Offering—Dorothy TrevThird National
Bank
in
headed by the Bank of America Inc.;
enthan, City Clerk, will receive
National Trust & Savings Associa¬ Nashville; Spencer Trask & Co.;
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Robert Winthrop & Co.; H. E.
April 20 for the purchase of $300,- tion, of San Francisco, as 314 s, at Work
& Co.; Zahner and Co.; First
a price of
100.757, a basis of about
000 general obligation municipal
California
Co.;
First
National
3.44%. '
improvement bonds. Dated May
In the past 12 months, Bank of Bank, of Minneapolis; First Na¬
1, 1959. Due on May 1 from 1960
tional
Bank, of St. Paul; Hill
S.A. and the un¬
to 1984 inclusive. Interest M-N. America N.T.
Richards & Co.; Lawson, Levy,
derwriting accounts it managed
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Williams & Stern; McDonnell &
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffo, purchased more than $716 million Co.; McMaster Hutchinson &
California
State
Co.;
and
Municipal
of San Francisco.
Bonds.
The Bank and its under¬ Mitchum, Jones & Templeton; Na¬
tional City Bank, of Cleveland;
Davis Joint School District,
writing syndicate, through suc¬
Yolo County, Calif.
cessful competitive financing, pro¬ Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Ryan,
Bond
Offering — Charles
S. vide an. assured source of funds Sutherland & Co.; Seasongood &
Paynton, County Clerk, will re¬ for civic improvements and public Mayer;
ceive sealed bids at his office in
White, Hattier & Sanford; R. D
projects required by the State's
White & Co.; Arthur L. Wright
Woodland until 2 p.m. (PST) on
expanding economy. - /
;
& Co., Inc.; Fred D. Blake &
April 15 for the purchase of $39,Co.,
Other members of J the syndi¬
Breed & Harrison, Inc.; Continen¬
000 school bonds. Dated April 15, cate:
v.V-r
tal Bank & Trust Co., of Salt Lake
1959. Due on April 15 from 1960
Chase Manhattan Bank, First
to 1967 inclusive. Principal and
City; Ellis & Co.; Federation Bank
National City Bank, and Bankers
& Trust Co., of New
interest
York; First
(A-O)
payable at the Trust
Co., all of New York; Harris Cleveland
Corp.; Frantz Hutchin¬
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chicago; son &
Co.; Leedy, Wheeler & Ality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York;
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc.; Blyth & leman; Neward, Cook & Co.; Rod¬
man &
Renshaw; Seattle Trust &
Francisco.
Co.,
Inc.;
First
Boston
Corp.;
Savings Bank, of Seattle; Stein
Smith, Barney & Co.; Security- Bros. &
Fillmore Union School District,
Boyce; Tilney & Co.;
First National Bank of Los An¬
Ventura County, Calif.
Townsend,
Dabney
&
Tyson,
Bond Sale—The $519,000 school geles; American Trust ,Co. of San
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
Francisco; California Bank of Los
building bonds offered April 1—r
Winston-Salem; J. C. Wheat &
v.
189, p. 1398—were awarded to Angeles; Continental Illinois Na¬ Co.;
Blyth & Co., Inc., and William R. tional Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬
Wulff, Hansen & Co.; E. Ray
Staats & Co., jointly, at a price of cago;
Chemical Corn Exchange Allen &
Co., Inc.; Elkins, Morris,
100.01, a net interest cost of about Bank of New York;
Stokes & Co.; Green, Ellis & An¬
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago;
3.09%, as follows:
derson; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.;
Lazard Freres & Co.; Drexel &
Sutro Bros, & Co.; Weil, Roth &
$119,000 4s. Due on May 15 from
Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.; Glore,
1960 to 1962, inclusive.
Irving Co.; Barcus, Kindred &
Forgan & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
50,000 314s. Due on May 15, 1963.
Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Doll & Isphording, Inc.; First of
350,000 3s. Due on May 15 from
Smith; First National Bank of Arizona
1964 to 1970, inclusive.
Co.; Hannahs, Ballin &
Oregon, Portland; Seattle - First
Goleta Union School District, Santa National Bank of Seattle; R. W. Lee; Jones, Cosgrove & Miller;
McDonald
Moore & Co.; J. A.
Barbara County, Calif.
Pressprich & Co.; Philadelphia
Overton
&
Co.; Raffensperger,
Bond Offering — J. E. Lewis, National
Bank, of Philadelphia;
Hughes & Co., Inc.; Wagenseller
County Clerk, will receive sealed Equitable Securities Corporation;
& Durst, Inc.; and C. N. White &
bids at his office in Santa Bar¬
Bear, Stearns & Co.;
Co.
Dean Witter & Co.; William R.
bara, until 10 a.m. (PST) on April
20 for the purchase of $196,000 Staats & Co.;; Mercantile Trust
Malaga School District, Fresno
general obligation school building Co. of St. Louis; Reynolds & Co.;
County, Calif.
bonds. Dated May 15, 1959. Due J. Barth & Co.; Ladenburg, ThalBond Offering — J. L. Brown,
on May 15 from I960 to 1984 in¬
mann
&
Co.;. Hornblower
& County Clerk, will receive sealed
clusive.
Principal
and
interest Weeks; Bacon, Whipple. & Co.; bids at his office in Fresno, until
(M-N)
payable at the County William Blair & Co.; Clark, Dodge 10:30 a.m. (PST) on April 21 for
Treasurer's office.
& Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; the.. purchase of $130,000 school
First Southwest Co.; Fitzpatrick, improvement bonds. * Dated May
Grafton School District, Yolo
Sullivan & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from 1960
County, Calif.
E. F. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
Bond
Offering — Charles
S.
Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.; interest (M-N) payable at the
Paynton, County Clerk, will re¬
Laidlaw
&
Co.; Leo Higginson County Treasurer's office.
ceive sealed bids at his office in
National State • Bank, of
Woodland until 2 p.m. (PST) on Corp.;
Newhall School District, Los
^
April 15 for the purchase of $50,- Newark;
Angeles County, Calif.
New
York vHanseatic
Corp.;
000 school bonds. Dated April 15,
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
1959. Due on April 15 from 1960 Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, County Clerk, will receive sealed
to
1969 inclusive. Principal and Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; bids at his office in Los Angeles
Trust Company of Georgia; At¬
interest
until 9 a.m. {PDST) on April 28
(A-O)
payable at the
lanta; Wertheim & Co.; Coffin & for
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
purchase
of
$650,000
Burr;
Commerce Trust Co.
Of school bonds. Dated June
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
1, 1959.
Kansas City; R. S. Dickson & Co.;
Due on June 1 from 1960 to 1979
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
First
National Bank in Dallas;
Francisco.
"
inclusive. Principal and interest
Hirsch & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Lemon Grove School
Laurence M.
1960 to
1964 inclusive.
June
.....
.
1
„
bonds are dated April 1,
Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
of Phoenix.;. ••
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1959.
-
Maricopa County, Higley Sch. Dist.
No.
60
O. Phoenix), Ariz.
(P.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averhill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 11:30
(MST)
am.
May 4 for the pur¬
chase of $79^00 general obligation
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
on
Jan.
on
1 from 1961 to 1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the County
(J-J)
Treasurer's office.;..
Maricopa County School District
No. 83 (P. t). Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
the
—
Rhea
Board
of
Averill,
Supervi¬
will receive sealed bids until
(MST) on April. 20, for
th6 purchase of $245,000 general
obligation school bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
sors,
"10
a.m.
1960
to
1973
inclusive.
Principal
and interest .{J-J)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Maricopa County Elementary Sch.
District No.
1
(P. O. Phoenix),
Arizona
•
Bond
Offering
—
Rhea
Averill,
Clerk
of the Board of Supervi¬
will receive sealed bids until
sors,
11:30 a.m.
(MST) on April 27 for
purchase of $625,000 general
the
obligation school building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on June
1
from
1961
to
inclusive.
1966
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Pima County High School District
No. 6 (P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond
eral
Sale—The
obligation
$575,000
bonds
gen¬
offered
April 6
— v.
189, p. 1398 — were
awarded to Coughlin & Co., Gar-
rett-Bromfield
>
a
&
Co., and FranCo., as 3s," at
price of 100;02, a basis of about
cis
I.
du' Pont
2.99%.
&
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CALIFORNIA
*
Arroyo Grande Union High School
District, San ~Luis Obispo County, '
.California']
■
r
Bond
;.•"/?
\
Offering—A. E. Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
office
Obispo,. until
2
in
San
Luis
(PST) on
April 20 for the purchase of $100,000 school bonds., Dated
May 1,
1959.
to
Due
p.m.
May 1 from 1960
inclusive. Principal and
(M-N) payable at the
1975
interest
on
County Treasurer's office.
Bakersfield, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$3,750,000
mu¬
nicipal auditorium bonds offered
April 7 — v. 189, p. 1515 — were
awarded
to
a
group
headed
by
the
Bank of America National
Trust & Savings Association, at
a
price of 100.01,
cost of about
a
3.25%,
net
as
interest
follows:
1515
awarded to Eastman
were
—
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., as
3V2S, at a price of 100.78, a basis
of about 3.40%.
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.
J
Riverside City
High School District»
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000
school
)0nds offered April 6—v. 189, p.
1288—were awarded to a group
of the Security-First
Bank, of Los Angeles, R»
composed
National
!EI. Moulton &
Co.,
at
Co., and Taylor ffa.
price of
a
:nterest
of
cost
100.10,
about
net
a
3.18%,
as
.
follows:
•
—
The
•
from
47
—
,
.
,
—
$250,000 4s. Due
on May
1964 inclusive.
1960 to
450,000 3s. Due
1 from
May
on
1 from
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
300,000 3Y4S. Due
' ;•
Jose
San
Unified
School
District^
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Richard Olson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San
til 11
Jose,
.
.
Francisco.
\
District, San
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
until 10:30
office
a.m.
in
(PST)
San
on
Diego,
April 21
Marks & Co.; W. H.
Morton
& Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pol¬
Co., Inc.; Republic National
Bank,
of
Dallas; Roosevelt
&
Cross; Stone & Youngberg; Stroud
& Co., Inc.; Taylor and Co.; Tripp
lock &
Treasurer's office.
Rancho
Sante
San Diego
Fe
Bond
ing,
Offering—John A. Brlin¬
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at his
will
receiva
Red¬
office in
wood City until 10 a.m.
(PST) oj&
May 5 for the purchase of $3*750,000 school bonds. Dated May
1, 1959. Due on May 1 from 196(1
inclusive.
1979
to
Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable at
County Treasurer's office.
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $98,000 school
bonds offered April 7—v. 189, p.
thai
San Rafael School Districts, Marios*
v'
County, Calif.
'
—
Bond Sale—The $1,350,000 HigTn
.
School
District
April 7
bonds
■
to
Bank
a
of
offered!
1515 — whE®
group headed by
189,
v.
—
awarded
the
Trust
p.
America
National
&
Savings Association, ~ o£
San Francisco, at a price of 100.09,
net interest cost of about
a
3.24%,
follows:
as
$200,000 5s. Due
•
on April 1
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
75,000 3^s. Due
75,000 2%s. Due
450,000 3s. Due
on
on
on
from
April 1, 1966.
April 1, 1967.
April 1 fronx
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
550,000
3V4S.
Others
>
on
April t
1979 inclusive.
Due
1974 to
from
the
in
account:
Dear*
Witter & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
J. Barth & Co., Stone & Young¬
berg,
& Co., Kenower,
Co., Lawson, Levy,
C. N. Whita
Taylor
MacArthur &
Williams & Stern, and
& Co.
Additional
Sale —The
$441,000
School District bonds offered thai
day were
awarded to a
headed by Crocker-Anglo
National Bank, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.001, a net interest
same
group
cost of about
3.03%,
follows:.
as
*
$41,000 4V2s. Dile on April 1, 1963^
100,000 2%s. Due on April 1,
1964 and 1965.
on April 1
1966 to 1971 inclusive."
from
the
Firs%
300,000 3s. Due
Others
in
account:
*
Western Bank & Trust Co., of Sari
Francisco,
California
Bank, - of
Angeles, Salomon Bros. St
Hutzler, Hill Richards & Co., J,
S. Strauss & Co., and E. F. Hut*
Los
ton
Co.
&
Shurtleff School District, Napa
*
County Calif.
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Bond Sale—An issue of
$140,00®
school building bonds was sold to
the
San
of
Bank
Trust
&
America
Savings
Francisco,, as
National
Association,. ol
follows: -t>-
$56,000 5S. Due on March 1(3 from
1960 to
6,000
•
School
■:
.
San Mateo Union High Sch. Disf.m
V
San Mateo County, Calif. "
..
•
un¬
(PST) on April 20 for
purchase of $6,000,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due oa
May 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, Now York City.
Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
a.m.
the
.
-
:
May 1 from
on
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
1970 inclusive.
414s.
Due
on
March
1(^
1971.
30,000
3%s.
from
1972
Due
to
on
1976
March
1®
inclusive.
42,000 4s. Due on March 10 from
1977 to
1983
inclusive.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1720)
Dated March
Smithers
& Co.; Weeden & Co.,
Roosevelt &
Cross,
Inc.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; ■V-v!/;;',
V-".•'■■■'
v'^'v/v
Reynolds & Co.; American Se¬
curities Corp.;
Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith,
1984.
6,000 Is. Due on March 10,
Inc.;
10, 1959. Interest
approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
M-S.
Legality
.
District, Solano
County, Calif.
Solano Irrigation
Warrant
Offering—J.
C. F. Childs & Co.; Branch Bank¬
ing & Trust Co., of Wilson; Robert
Winthrop & Co.; J. A. Hogle &
Co.; National Bank of Commerce,
of Seattle; Lincoln R. Young &
Co.;
Model,
Roland
&
Stone,
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Indus¬
trial
Naitonal
Bank, of Provi¬
Wig¬
E.
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
at his office, Box 536, Vacaville,
until 8 p.m. (PST) on April 21 for
the purchase of $640,000 distribu¬
tion system warrants. Dated July
1, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1961
gins,
to
inclusive.
1966
dence, National Bank of West¬
chester, in White Plains; Singer,
Deane & Scribner;\Thomas & Co.;
McJunkin, Patton & Co.; Ander¬
son & Strudwick; and Frantz Hut¬
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Dis¬
trict Treasurer's office, or at the
of America
Bank
National Trust
chinson & Co.
Association, of San
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
&
Savings
Francisco.
Waterbury, Conn.
Note Sale—An issue of $400,000
construction and renova¬
school
Timber School
District, Ventura
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
was
tion bond
sold
on
anticipation notes
was
April 6 to the First Na¬
sold to the Se¬
Interstate Securities Corpo¬ burg, Thalmann & Co.; Wertheim
ration, Joseph, Mellen & Miller, & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co. Inc.;
State
Inc., Luce, Thompson & Crowe, National
Bank,
Newark,
Inc., McCormick & Co., McMaster N. J.; National Boulevard Bank
Hutchinson & Co., A. E. Masten of Chicago.
& Co., Berncy Perry & Co., Pohl
Sparta, III.
&
curity-First National Bank, of Los
as 4s, at a price of 100.59,
basis of about 3.94%.
Windham (P. O. Windham), Conn.
Angeles,
Bond Sale—The $995,000 school
$22,000
4*£s.
Due
March
on
15
4y4s.
Due
March
on
Offering
<
Charles
Paynton, County Clerk, will
re¬
ceive sealed bids at his
office in
Woodland until 2 p. m.
(PST) on
April 15 for the purchase of $5,000 school bonds. Dated April 15,
1959. Due on April 15 from 1960
to
1964
inclusive.
water
Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
COLORADO
Berthould, Colo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Was sold to Boettcher &
$35,000
Company.
CONNECTICUT
Conn.
<
Bond .Sale—The $200,000 fund¬
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 189,
1619 — were awarded to the
First Boston Corp., as 3.05s, at a
price of 100.15, a basis of about
3.01%.
p.
Connecticut (State of)
Bond Sale—The $16,910,000 va¬
rious purposes bonds offered April
8—v. 189, p. 1515—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the First
National City Bank of New York,
as
3s, at
a
price of 100.689,
a
basis
Of about 2.93%.
Other
cate:
members
Halsey,
sealed
Bond
Sale
The
bonds
nue
Co., Thomas & Co., Thornton,
Mohr & Farish, Wallace, Geruldsen
&
Co.,
Walter, Woody
&
Heimerdinger, Watling, Lerchen
& Co., Edward C. Webb & Co.,
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., Yates,
Heitner & Woods, Young, Moore
& Co., Zahner & Co.
E. Ray Allen &
Co., Ballman
& Main, Allan Blair & Co., W. H.
Cates,
Channer
Securities
Co.,
R.
J.
Edwards,
Inc.,
Milburn,
Cochran & Co., Vincent Newman
& Co., Odess, Martin,
Inc., Leo
Oppenheim & Co., Rippel & Co.,
and Watkins, Morrow & Co.
Jan.
sewerage
to
sold
was
west Securities
&
Co.,
as
to
building bonds offered April 2—
189, p. 1516—were awarded to
Ernest Sargent.
J-J. Legality approved by
&
Walnut
Mid¬
Bond Sale—The
works
a n
bonds
Charles
of Des Moines.
;
d
sewerage
KANSAS
revenue
.
to
i;'%
Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
•
McDougal & Condon.
Commisison
$25,000,000
1979
Other
The
—
offered
to
awarded
were
a
1967
bonds
4s.
1961
Due
to
on
1969
1970 to
1981
on
un¬
$7,-
000,000 general obligation bonds.
from
KENTUCKY
Fleming County (P.~ O.
inclusive.
Stuart
the
&
syndi¬
Co.
Inc.;
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago;
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.; Blair &
Co., Inc.; Wertheim
&
Co.; Seat¬
tle-First National
Bank, Seattle;
Hallgarten & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co.; Hornblower
&
Weeks;
JFirst of Michigan Corp.; F. S.
1989
members
inclusive.
City
Offering
—
Controller,
will
and
of
Clement A. Evans & Co., Fahey,
Clark & Co., First Cleveland
Corp.,
No.
186
Greenville, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 school
Wayne Community Schools
building revenue bonds
offered
(Consolidated School Corporation), April 6 were awarded to J. J. B.
Fort
Indiana
Hilliard
Bond Sale—The
Johnson, Lane, Space Corporation,
J.
Mericka
&
Bond
Sale
are
Bond
(P. O. Springfield),
—
The
Co., Schwabacher & Co. Stern, Lauer & Co.,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., AllisonWilliams Co., Arthurs, Lestrange par, a net interest cost of about
& Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus, Bar¬ 2.90%, as follows:
ret, Fitch, North & Co., George $700,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
K. Baum & Co., Beil &
1961 to 1964, inclusive.
Hough.
Boettcher & Co., J. M. Dain &
1,225,000 23/4S. Due on Jan. 1 from
Co., Doll & Isphoraing, Inc.,
1965 to 1971, inclusive.
Dolphin & Co. A. Webster Dough¬
1,335,000 2.90s. Due on Jan. 1 from
erty & Co., A. G. Edwards & Sons,,
1972 to 1979, inclusive.
Fulton Reid & Co., G. C. Haas &'
Others
in
the
group:
Laden-
>;
1960
16,000 3V4s. Due
1965
Bond
tax
(P.
University
O.
March
1180—
sold to the Federal Housing
were
and
2 3/4s,
$832,000 non¬
dormitory bonds of¬
30—v.
Home
at
a
189,
Finance
price of
par.
,
Agency, "as
•
20,000 33is. Due on May
revenue
bonds
offered
April 7 —v. 189, p. 1620 — were
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
& Share
of
100.02,
Corp.,
a
as
1 from;
inclusive.
1974
1971-to
*.
*
Dated May 1, 1959. Due 011 May
1 from 1960 to 1974 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Wyatt, Grafton
& Grafto«i, of Louisville.
Kenton
County (P. O. Covington),'
Kentucky
Sale
'Bond
The
—
81,450,000;
school building revenue bonds of¬
fered
were
April
7—v.
awarded
Goodbody
by
of
100.05,
about
189,~
to
a
&
Co., at
interest
net
a
p.
group
1620—;
headed
price
a
cost
3.71%,-as follows:
$182,000 4s.- Due
1960
on
1964
to
Oct.
of
~"r'-
1
from
inclusive.
329,000 3 v2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1965 to
1
1971
inclusive.
939,000 334s. Due
-,
.1972 to
on
Oct. 1
from
1984 inclusive.-
~
in the account: Magnus"
Co., Fox, Reusch & Co., Pohl &
Others
&
Harris & Co., O'Neil, Alden & Co.,;
Ellis
& Co., Berman. Selonick &:
Co., and W. D. Gradison & Co.J
LOUISIANA
Calcasieu
4%s, at
a
22
Parish
(P.
O.
School District
1724 Kirkman
:
.
St., Lake Charles), La.
...
Sale—The $135,000 water
Bond
1969-
1970.
and
No.
works
May 1 fromMay. 1,
p.
Van Buren, Ind..
.
on
on
Co.; Westheimer & Co., Stranahan,;
Sale—The
exempt
fered
May 1 from.
inclusive. '
1968
to
3V2S. Due
9,000
■'/t
-
on
inclusive.
1964
to
price of par,
a
.
Valparaiso), Ind.
$3,260,000
bonds offered
p. 1619 — were
awarded to a group headed by
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price of
Son, at
$15,000 3%s: Due
Offering—Hubert Heston,
Valparaiso
school
building
April 8 — v. 189,
&
follows:
as
Indiana
Illinois
,
Louisville.
of
C.
Dist.
on
Principal and interest (M-N) pay-'
able
at
the
Farmers
Deposit"
Bank, Flemingsburg. Legality ap-;
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,"
1985 inclusive. Prin¬
(J-J) payable
at the First National Bank, of East
Chicago.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
the
Cook & Co.
Boone,
(CST)
April 13 for the purchase of $165,000 school building revenue bonds.'
Dated April 1, 1959. Due On May
1
from
1960
to
1981
inclusive."1
interest
inclusive. Bonds
due in 1979 and thereafter
a.m.
<
cipal
Highland Park, III.
1984
bids until'9
sealed
receive
(CST) on
April 21 for the purchase of $800,000
park
improvement
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
from 1961 to
Offering— Frank
County Court Clerk, will receive
Walter Baran,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1960 to
Flemingsburg), Ky.
Bond
Chicago Park District, Ind.
Bond
\
City Clerk
/
East
were
8*
"
be received by the
from
Jan. 1
—
Thompson
Luce,
til May 12 for the purchase of
fol¬
1
189, p. 1620
v.
—
inclusive.
205,000 4J/ss. Due
Jan.
inclusive.
1969
Wichita, Kansas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
lows:
$95,000
May 1 from
Crowe, Inc.
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc., at a price of 100.38, a net in¬
as
to
awardedv to
and
4.07%,
on
V
April 7
com¬
posed of the City Securities Corp.,
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
terest cost of about
May 1 from
Manhattan, Kansas
Bond
Sale—-The 8315,000 gen¬
eral' obligation
bonds offered
1516—
p.
group
on
1965 inclusive.
1963 to
V
$300,000 first
April 2—v. 189,
a
follows:
as
155,000 21//2's. Due
Corp.
mortgage building revenue
at
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
:
(P. O. Elkhart), lnd.
Sale
2.71%,
Inc.,
net interest cost
a
55,000 2%s. Due on May 1, 1966.
164,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
group:
;
callable as of April 1, 1978.
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
Allyn & Co., Wertheim &
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Interest until 1
p.m. (CST) on April 14 for
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, J. C.
A-O.
the
purchase
of
$665,000
first
Bradford & Co., Leedy, Wheeler
520,000 general obligation. sewer
& Alleman, Weeden &
mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
Co., Dombonds.
Due on Jan. 1 from
April lj 1959. Due on July 1 from
inick & Dominiclc,
Goodbody &
1961 to 1978 inclusive. Dated
1961 to 1988 inclusive. Bonds clue
Co., Hallgarten & Co., Hirsch &
May 1, 1959. Interest J-J.
in 1966 and thereafter are callable
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., First
Payable at a bank or trust com¬ as of July 1, 1965.1 Principal and
Southwest Company, E. F. Hutton
pany mutually agreeable to the interest (J-J). payable at the Lin¬
& Co., A. M. Kidder &
Co., Inc.,
purchaser and the city.
Legality coln National Bank & Trust Co.,
the Ohio Company, Atwill &
Co.,
approved by Chapman & Cutler, of Fort Wayne. Legality approved
Baker, Watts & Co., Barcus, Kin¬
of Chicago.
•
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
dred & Co., William Blair &
Co.,
Butcher & Sherrerd, Thomas M. Sangamon County, Springfield Sch. Indianapolis.
A.
Wm.
of
to
'
#
INDIANA
gen¬
1399—were awarded
p.
$150,000.3*4s. Due
Cleveland School Building
Bond
189,
of about
Due on May 1, 1972
1973.
193,000 4V8s. Due on May 1 from
1974 to 1985, inclusive.
Certificate Sale—The $2,000,000
revenue certificates offered
$524,000
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., and
price of 100.02,
1963 to 1971,
water
Sale—The
Davidson-Vink-Sadler,
$3,000,000 school
Dade County road revenue bonds be received by the City Clerk un¬ building bonds offered April 7—
offered April 9—v. .189, p. 1283— til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May 18 for v. 189, p. 1399—were awarded to
were
awarded to a group com¬ the purchase of $2,675,000 water a
group
headed by the: Harris
posed of B. J. Van Ingen & Co., revenue bonds. Due from 1961 to Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
as
Inc., John Nuveen & Co., and 1985 inclusive.
23/4s, at a price.of 100.45, a
j
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
basis of about 2.67%.'
Moline, III.
Smith, at a price of 100.025, a net
Others in the account: Chase
Bond Offering—Lillian Carlson,
interest cost of about
Manhattan Bank, of New York, J.
4.10%, as
City Clerk, will receive sealed
follows:
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April C. Bradford & Co., Raffensperger,
$3,795,000 6s. Due on Feb. 1 from 21 for the purchase of
$1,770,000 Hughes & Co., Mullaney, Wells &
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Co.,
and
Indianapolis
Bond
&
bonds, as follows:
Share Corp.
7,425,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1
$1,250,000
sewerage
revenue
from 1970 to 1978 inclusive.
bonds. Due on April 1 from Hamilton School
Bldg. Corporation,
13,730,000 3s. Due oh Feb. 1 from
—
Bond
•
31—v.
net interest cost of about 4.14%,
as follows:
$41,000 4%s.
/
eral obligation bonds offered Mar.
a
vK-
Lawrence, Kansas
;
.
school
building bonds offered April 7—
v.
189, p. 1516—were awarded to
were
awarded to the
Moines National Bank
—
$250,000 water¬
April 7—.v. "189,
p.
1620—were awarded to John
Nuveen & Co., at a price of 100.02,
and
(P. O. Arlington Heights), III.
1399
p.
Iowa-Des
offered
16,000 41/4s.
Bond Sale—The $115,000
i
Bond Sale—The $145,000 school,
bonds
offered
April 6 — v. 189,:
■x
*
County (P. O.
Clearwater), Fla.
Cook County Sch. Dist. No. 24
O. Clive),
(P.
Iowa
•
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Zion, III.
Clive
of
School
Rural Indep.
Twp.
District
43/4s.. Dated
inclusive. -Interest
1991
•
Sale—The 8195,000 school,
v.
reve¬
the
Community School
District, Iowa
-
Bond
1, 1959. Due on Jan," 1 1'rom
1987
Pinellas
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
improvement bonds
Canton,
receive
the
works and
"
•
.
interest
water system
for
Florida Development
S.
—
will
County Com¬
(CST) on April
purchase of $122,000
hospital bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
Due serially from 1960 to 1989.
27
Woodland School District,
Yolo County, Calif.
of
bids until 2 p.m.
15
from 1970 to 1979 inclusive.
Bond
Board
missioners,
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
35,000
of
Prairie City
Sale—An issue of $117,000
Bond
Singer, Deane & Scribner, John
Smith, Moore & Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Talmage
Small & Co.,
bonds offered April 6—v. 189, p. April 7 — v. 189, p. 1516 — were
awarded to a group headed by
Tracy School District, San Joaquin 1515:—were awarded to the First
Boston Corp., as 3.10s, at a price Shields & Co., as 4s, at a price
County, Calif.
of 97.677, a basis of about 4.09%.
Bond Sale—The $596,000 school of 100.07, a basis of about 3.09%.
Others in the account: Equitable
building bonds offered March 30—
Securities Corporation, RobinsonDELAWARE
v. 189, p. 1398—were awarded to
Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.,
Watkins,
Newark Special School District
the Bank of America
National
Morrow & Co., Thornton, Mohr
Trust & Savings Association, of
(P. O. Newark), Del.
& Farish, Baxter & Co., Rodman
San Francisco, at a price of 100.08,
Bond Offering—Wilmer E. Shue,
& Renshaw, Harold E. Wood &
as follows:
;
;
I ' ; Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., and
$75,000 5s. Due on April 15 from tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger.c
til 4 p.m. (EST) on April 22 for
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
St. Petersburg Beach, Fla. / J
the purchase of $880,000 school
30,000 33/4s. Due on April 15,
Bond Offering—Mary E. Doubuilding bonds. Dated May .15,
1967.
1959.
Due on May 15 from 1960
bek, City Clerk, will receive sealed
185,000 3*4s. Due on April 15 to
1981 inclusive.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
Principal and
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive.
interest
(M-N) payable at the 27 for the purchase of $1,500,000
306,000 3%s. Due on April 15 Farmers Bank of the State of public
improvement bonds. Dated
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
Delaware, in Wilmington. Legality Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬ 1961 to 1979, inclusive. Callable as
Trinidad Union School District,
burn & McCarthy, of New York of Oct. 1, 1968. Principal and in¬
Humboldt County, Calif.
terest (A-O) payable at the Bank¬
j
Bond Sale—The $57,000 school City.
ers
Trust .Co., New York City.
bonds offered March 24—v. 189,
FLORIDA
Legality approved by Caldwell,
p. 1398—were awarded to Jf^ B.
^Calhoun County (P. O. •••"—•; -• Marshall, Trimble &. Mitchell, of
Hanauer & Co., at a price of
New York City.
Blountstown), Fla.
100.04, a net interest cost of about
Bond Offering—J. A. Peacock,
4.29%, as follows:
ILLINOIS
Clerk
'
Co., Prescott & Co.
,
a
IOWA
Co.,
tional Bank of Boston, at 1.719%
discount. Due Aug. 18, 1959.
$85,000
Monday, April 13, 1959
...
.
price
basis of about 4.62%.
Bond
Offering—H.
Secretary
of
the
A.
Parish
Norton,
School;
receive sealed bids-,
(CST) on May 14 for,
the purchase of $2,000,000 school
building bonds. Dated March 15/
Board,
will
until 10 a.m.
Number 5837
Volume 189
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1721)
49
i
3959.. Due on March
inclusive.
1979
to
15 from
1960
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Wood, King
&
awarded
were
the
to
Merchants
National Bank of Boston, at 1.66%
discount.
Dawson, of New York City.
Boston, Mass.
Louirgiana State Board of Education
Note Sale—An issue of
$5,000,000 temporary loan notes was sold
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond Offering—Shelby M.Jack-' on April 3 to C. J. Devine & Co.,
and the First National Bank, of
son. Secretary of the State Board
able from different
revenues
the
outstanding
bonds
Massachusetts Turnpike
ity, which were issued
finance
to
Turnpike.
the
of
than
the
Author¬
in
Education,
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
15 for the purchase of $550,000
Louisiana
Southwestern
Institute
Boston, jointly, at 1.96%,,
plus
a
the
Turnpike Au¬
thority, all funds connected with
its operation will be held and ad¬
ministered
separately from those
premium of $90.00.
of the Massachusetts Turnpike.
Among those associated with F.
Bristol County (P. O. Taunton),
S. Moseley & Co., The First Bos¬
V
Massachusetts
Note Offering—Ernest W. Kil- ton Corporation, Blyth & Co., Inc.,
and Tripp & Co., Inc. in the of¬
roy,: County
Treasurer, will re¬
; a..
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST) fering are:
on
April 13 for the purchase of
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., East¬
$350,000 tuberculosis hospital man Dillon, Union Securities &
maintenance loan notes.
Dated Co., Glore, Forgan & Co., Gold¬
April 13, 1959.
Due on April 1, man, Sachs & Co., Halsey, Stuart
1960. Principal and interest pay¬ & Co. Inc.,. Harriman Ripley &
able
at
the
National
Shawmut Co. Incorporated, Hornblower &
Bank of Boston.
V
•.
Weeks, Kidder,, Peabody. & Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Lazard Freres
Falmouth, Mass.
& Co., Lehman Brothers, Merrill
}■•: Bond Sale—The $460,000 water
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
bonds offered April 8—v. 189, p.
1517
were
awarded to
Bankers Incorporated.
Morgan Stanley & Co., Paine,
Trust Co., New York! City, and
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Smith,
White, Weld & Co., jointly, as
Barney & Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
3.10s, at a price of 100.55, a basis
Co. Inc., White, Weld & Co., John
of about 3.03%.
Nuveen & Co., A. C. Allyn and
Fitchburg, Mass.
Company,
Incorporated,
Bear,
Bond
Offering — Cecile
B. Stearns & Co., Coffin & Burr,
Guenette, City Treasurer, will re¬ Incorporated, C. J. Devine & Co.,
ceive sealed bids at the Second
Equitable Securities Corporation.
Bank-State Street Trust Co.," Mu¬
Estabrook
&
Co.,
Hemphill,
nicipal Department, 2nd Floor, Noyes & Co., Ladenburg, Thal111 Franklin Street, Boston, until mann &
Co., Lee Higginson Cor¬
11 a.m. (EST) on April 16 for the
poration, Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
purchase of $175,000 bonds, as & Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co., R. W.
follows:
Pressprich & Co., Salomon Bros.
$125,000 off-street parking bonds. & Hutzler, Shields & Company,
Due on May 1 from 1960 to Stone & Webster Securities Cor¬
1969, inclusive.
poration, Wertheim & Co., Dean
50,000 street construction bonds. Witter & Co.
Note
April
1,
In¬
years.
terest A-G,
Legality approved by
Martin, Himel,
Morel, Daly
&
Kelly, of New Orleans.
Quachita Parish Hospital Service
Dist. No. I (P. O. West Monroe),
■' "■
Louisiana >
Bond
Offering — George
W.
•'
•
.
..
.
Wylie, Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 12
for
the
purchase of $1,200,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1989, inclusive.
Callable
as
of July 1, 1974.
Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
Bernard Parish Sewerage Dist.
St.
No. 2
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
Bond Offering—Philip Aseveda,
Secretary of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (CST) on May 6 for
the purchase
of $150,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated June
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from 1961
-
1989" inclusive.
to
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
&
Judell, of New Orleans.
.
.
'
-
MAINE
;
Auburn,
.
Maine
Due
<
on
May 1 from
1964, inclusive.
Note Sale—An issue of $300,000
.
1960 to
tax
anticipation notes was sold on
The bonds
are
dated
May 1,
April 8 -to
the First
National 1959. Principal and interest
pay¬
Bank
&
Trust Co., Auburn, at
able at the above-mentioned bank.
1.85% discount. Due Nov. 1, 1959.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike," Palmer & Dodge, of
MARYLAND
Boston.
Rockville, Md.
Hampden County (P.O.
Springfield), Mass.
Note Offering — Daniel M.
Bond Offering—City Clerk Jean
announces that sealed
v
R. Horneck
will
bids
received
be
until
8:15
|
(EST) on April 21 for the Walsh, Jr., County Treasurer, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
purchase of $310,000 general im¬
(EST) on April 15 for the pur¬
provement bonds, as follows: *
chase of $75,000 tuberculosis pa¬
$170,000 Series A bonds. Due on
tients maintenance notes.
Dated
May 1 from 1960 to 1969 incl.
Anril 15, 1959. Due on April 1,
140,000 Series B bonds.. Due on
1960.
'
May 1 from 1960 to 19.79 incl.
1 Additional Offering—Mr. Walsh
Dated
May" 1, 1959.
Interest
also will receive sealed bids until
M-N.
Legality approved by noon
(EST) on April 22 for the
Semmes, Bowen & Semmes," of
purchase of. $500,000 temporary
Baltimore.
■....
r;loan notes. Dated April 22, 1959.
Due on Nov. 2, 1959.
Washington Suburban Sanitary
District (P. O. Hyattsville), Md.
Haverhill, Mass.
'
Sale
The
—
$40,000 tem¬
1517—were awarded
to the Wayne Oakland Bank, of
Royal Oak, at 1.70%.
189,
—v.
p.
Climax-Scotts Sch. District No.
price of 103. Interest A-O. Legal¬
ity approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
New
Bedford, Mass.
Sale — The
$1,000,000
Note
notes1
offered
to
awarded
the
April
7
were
Merchants—Na¬
tional Bank of Boston, as
follows:
$500,000 at 1.78% discount, and
$500,000 at 1.33%.
Dated
April 9, 1959.
Due on
12, 1959. Principal and inter¬
payable at the National Shaw¬
Legality ap¬
Nov.
est
•
mut Bank of Boston.
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
Bond
James
Offering
Treasurer
—
Note
Sale—The
$500,000
notes
awarded to
Lynch announces that offered April 6 were
Commission will re¬ the National Shawmut
J,
the Sanitary
ceive
sealed
bids
4017 Hamilton
until
for
11
offices,
Boston,
1.65%
at
discount.
of
Due
(EST) on April 16
purchase of
$9,000,000
obligation
bonds,
fol¬
as
k'
'
"'
$4,000,000
construction
general
bonds.
Note
April 8
$1,000,000 notes
awarded
were
as
Due
on
from
Oct.. 1
$500,000 to the Merchants National
Bank
4,000,000
discount.
water'. supply.,. bonds.
1975
-
inclusive.
and
Bonds
thereafter
due
are
Boston,
at
1.83%
1.84%
call-
-
discount.
250,000 to the Middlesex County
National
Bank,
Everett, at
order on any interest payment
f-.1.84% discount.
date on and after Oct. 1, 1974.
Ali-of the notes mature Oct. 30,
.1,000,000 sewage disposal bonds.able
in
numerical
inverse
were
Deposit & Trust Co., and National
Shawmut Bank, both of Boston,
jointly, at 1.70% discount, plus a
premium of $2.50.
.
to the Boston Safe De¬
posit & Trust Co., Boston, at
in
notes
April 7—v. 189, p. 1620—
awarded to the Boston Safe
Worcester, Mass.
Sale—The
$800,000 sewer
bonds offered April 7—v. 189, p.
Bond
awarded
1620—were
to
a>
group
-
-
V
[
Due
Oct.
on
from
1960
to
1989 inclusive. Bonds due in
1975
and
able
•
1
in
thereafter
are
•1959..,
Massachusetts
call-
(P.
'*
order
]
inverse
on
any
-
numerical
interest payment
O.
Turnpike Authority
Boston), Mass.
Bond Sale—F. S.
First
The
Moseley & Co.,'
Boston
Corporation,
date on and after Oct; 1, 1974. Blyth & Co., Inc., and Tripp &
Dated
April
and interest
Suburban
1,
1959.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Co.,
are
joint managers of the
offered publicly on
that
group
Trust "
Company,
of April 9 an (ssue of $52,800,000
Hyattsville, or at the Equitable 4%% tunnel revenue bonds, due
Trust Company, of Baltimore, or
April 1, 1999, at 100% and ac¬
at
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
crued interest.
The
bonds
being
issued to
provide funds for the acquisition
the City of Boston of the
present two-lane Sumner Tunnel
from
between
MASSACHUSETTS
are
and
the
Boston
and
East
construction
of
ad¬
jacent two-lane tunnel. The bonds
Beverly, Mass.
composed
of
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
and F. S. Moseley & Co., as 2.90s,
at a price of 100.16, a basis of
about 2.87%.
Worcester, Mass.
Note
Sale—The
$1,000,000 rev¬
notes offered
April 8 were awarded to the First
National Bank of Boston, at 1.68%
enue
anticipation
discount.
Dated
April 9, 1959.
Due on
5, 1959. Principal and inter¬
est payable at the First National
Bank of Boston, or at The Han¬
over Bank, of New York City. Le¬
Nov.
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
MICHIGAN
Boston
an
Almont
Community School District
No. 12, Mich.
•
Note
Sale
—
offered April
The
$500,000
6—v. 189, p.
notes
1620—
will
be
issued
under
trust agreement and
a
separate
will be pay¬
cost
about
of
4.10%., as
follows:
$355,000 4V8S. Due on June 1 from
>
1974 inclusive.
1960 to
notes was sold to the
Michigan National Bank of Battle
445,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from
temporary
;
South Bedford School District
East Detroit, Mich.
bien,
(P. O. Detroit), Mich.
Offering—Chas. H. Beau-
City
receive
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $550,000 general obligation water sup¬
Dated Feb. 1,
Sept. 1 from 196G
ply system bonds.
1959.
Due
1972
to
1972
due in
Bonds
callable
are
due in
1,
1961;
those
1970
are
callable
Sept.
and
on
inclusive.
and
1971
as
of
Sale
The $3,250,000 ^
building and site bonds
offered April 8—v. 189, p. 1517— >
Bond
1, 1964.
Interest M-S.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
—
school
were awarded to a group headed
by First of Michigan Corp., and %
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., as
follows:
41/aS.
$1,360,000
from
1969
of Sept.
as
*
1987 inclusive.
1979 to
Creek, at 3.75%.
Bond
1978 inclusive.
1975 to
on June I
1974 inclusive.
Due
to
1961
1 from
on June
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
675,000 4s. Due
4y8s.
1,215,000
from
\
on June 1
1988 inclusive.
Due
1980 to
Other members of the account:
Holland, Mich.
Sale—The $28,000
special
assessment paving bonds offered
April 1 — v. 189, p. 1517 — were
to ? the
awarded
Peoples
State
Bank, of Holland, as 2%s, at a
price of par.
Bond
Kentuiood Public School District
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
$1,200,000 gen¬
Bond Sale—The
eral
school bonds of¬
8—v. 189, p. 1517—
obligation
fered
April
awarded
were
to
a
group
Meridian
Weld & Co., B. J. Van:
Ingen & Co., Commerce Trust Co.;
of Kansas City, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Stranahan, Harris
& Co., Inc., Barcus, Kindred &
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.,
Watling,
Lerchen
& Co., Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., Goodbody &
White,
Charles Parcells & Co.
MINNESOTA
com¬
Public Schools District
Bird
Island, Minn.
Sale
Bond
—
various
The
pur¬
totaling $85,000 of¬
1—v. 189, p. 1517—
bonds
fered April
pose
awarded to Allison-Williams
were
Company.
,
Independent School District
No. 471, Minn.
Bock
O. Sanford), Mich.
Offering—W. R. Rogers,
(P.
Bond
Co., and'
Securities
Channer
Co.,
&
Sutherland
Ryan,
Co.,
Bond Sale—The $85,000 school
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
building bonds offered April 2
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
were awarded to Juran & Moody,
til 8 p.m. (EST) on April 15 for
and Kalman & Co., Inc.,'
the purchase of $550,000 school Inc.,
jointly, at a price of par, a net
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959.
interest cost of about 4.04%, as
Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1988
follows:
inclusive.
Callable as of July 1,
1973. Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬ $10,000 3^s. Due on March 1 from
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
32,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
1968 to 1980 inclusive.
Michigan State University of Agri¬
culture and Applied Science (P. O.
East Lansing), Mich.
Bond Offering — Karl H. Mc-
bonds
The
•
to
bear
additional
terest of 2% from June
State
Sept. 1, 1960.
Agriculture, will receive
of
Secretary
Board of
1981
from
on March 1
1989 inclusive.
Due
3.90s.
43,000
the
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(EST)
East
on
April 24 for the purchase of $3,Student Family Apart¬
750,000
ment revenue bonds. Dated July
1, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1960
1997
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
& Stone, of Detroit.
(The
Federal
Housing &
Home Fi¬
Bond
eral
Grand Forks, Minn.
Sale—The
obligation
offered
bonds
in¬
1, 1959 to
1517—were
$890,000 gen¬
treatment
April 2—v. 189, p.
sewage
awarded
to
a
syndi¬
headed
by Piper, Jaffray &
Hop wood, as follows:
cate
dock
Agency has agreed to pur¬
chase the bonds as 2%s.)
$175,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1 from
<
1962
to
1969
inclusive.
nance
Northville
Public
Schools
District,
80,000 3V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
on Feb.
1975 inclusive.
90,000 3.80s. Due
Michigan
$635,000 school
1973
to
1 from
Bond Sale—The
250,000
Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to
1989
of
Sale—The $800,000
offered
interest
,,
group
150,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
to
Lowell, Mass.
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
;
April 14 for the purchase of $500,000 notes. Dated April 15, 1959.
Due on Dec. 1, 1959.
Waltham, Mass.
Note Sale—The
offered
F. Corr,
will receive
1181—were
composed of
the First of Michigan Corporation,
Harriman,
Ripley
& Co., Inc.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, and Vincent Newman &
Co., at a price of 100.003, a net
189, p.
a
(P. O. Climax), Mich.
Sale—An issue of $25,000
Donel,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Oct. 30, 1959.
follows:-"
/
Treasurer,
City
a.m.'
the
general
lows:
its
at
Street, Hyattsville,
Bank
Note Offering—Thomas
Jr.,
23—v.
awarded to
Note
.
Taunton, Mass.
March
31
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc., Merrill
Bond Issue Details
The bonds are dated April 1, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
1959
and are callable in whole Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and H. V.
Oct. 1, 1969, at 104, and for ther Sattley & Co., as 4s, at a price of
sinking fund on Oct. 1, 1964, at a 100.13, a basis of about 3.99%.
»
p.m.
«
loan notes offered April 1
porary
"
bonds., Dated
1959. Due serially in 30
revenue
at 2.75%.
Clawson School District, Mich.
While the tunnels will
be operated by the
189, p. 1517—were awarded to
First National Bank of La¬
peer,
1954
Massachusetts
,
of
—v.
Note Sale—The $27,500 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered March 31
545,000 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1976 to 1989 inclusive.
building and site bonds offered
April 2 — v. 189, p. 1400 — were
St. James Indep. School District
awarded to a group composed of
No. 840, Minn.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., H. V.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
Sattley & Co., Inc., Manley, Ben¬
obligation school building,
nett & Co., and Vincent Newman eral
& Co., at a price of 100.04, a net bonds offered April 8—v. *89, p.
interest cost of about 4.19%, as 1401—were awarded to a group *,
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
follows:
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Com-:'
$120,000 41/4S. Due on July 1 from
merce Trust Co., Kansas City, and
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
Shaughnessy & Co., at a price of
130,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
100.014,
a
net interest cost of
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
about 3.61 %, as follows:
65,000 41/gs. Due on July 1 from
$425,000 3.30s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
1978 to
1986 inclusive.
Ogemaw County (P. O. West
Branch), Mich.
1
Note Sale — The $150,000 road
notes offered April 3—v. 189, p.
1400—were awarded
to Kenower,
MacArthur & Company.
to 1975 inclusive.
1961
320,000 4j/4S. Due on July 1 from
270,000 3V2S. Due on Feb. 1
\
fromv
1976 to 1981 inclusive.
305,000 3.70s. Due on Feb. 1
from
to 1988 inclusive.
1982
St. Louis Park
Independent School
Minn.
~
District No. 283,
$1,325,000
offered
Michigan
April 6 — v. 189, p. 1518 — were.
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school awarded to a group composed of
building and site bonds offered John Nuveen & Co., at a price of.
Richmond Community Schools Dist.,
Bond
school
Sale
—
building
The
bonds
SO
The Commercial and Financial
(1722)
of
cost
100.004, a net interest
CLbout 3.91%, as follows:
$330,000 31/2s. Due on May 1 from
*
1962
inclusive.
1972
to
•
from
$95,000 3.80s. Due on May 1
1973
1981 inclusive.
to
terest of 1.80% from June 1,
to Nov.
in
1960
1979
to
on
inclusive.
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
Dean
account:
Kindred &
Co., Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
City, Harold E. Wood & Co.,
end Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
sas
Legality
&
Trauer-
Clerk,
will
A.
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
May 4 for the purchase of $165,000
improvement bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1959. (The April 6 offer¬
ing was unsuccessful.)
Sale—An issue of
obligation
general
bonds
Co., at
terest
village
price of par,
a
of.
cost
about
hall
from
15,000 3s. Due
1965 to
15,000
on
March 1
1964 inclusive.
to
1967 inclusive.
3.40s.
Due
3.60s.
Due
March
on
March
on
1,
1971 and 1972.
In addition the entire issue will
extra 2% interest from
an
June 1, 1959 to March 1,
1960.
Sibl<ey County (P. O. Gaylord),
Minnesota
Bond Offering —*W. C. Olden¬
burg, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
April 14 for the purchase of $700,000
general obligation drainage
bonds.
Dated
gen¬
April 1, 1959. Due
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1973 and there¬
on
Kirchner, Ormsbee &
Bond
School
Sale—The
District
callable
are
numerical
order
in
,
inverse
any interest
payment date on and after Jan. 1,
on
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Y
Tower, Minn.
Bonds
.
Not
Sold—Bids
for
Howard,
H.
$76,000 school
basis
of
the
Wykoff Indep. School District
No. 236, Minn.
wdre
of
syndicate
a
headed
Peabody & Co., at
LeRay, Phila¬
Alexandria, Or¬
Theresa,
Pamelia,
1
(P. O. Philadelphia), N. Y.
$76,000 school
bonds offered April 2—v. 189, p.
1622
Loan
as
awarded
were
—
Permanent
to
Savings
&
Association, of Niagara
2.60s, at a price of par.
4.002,
Dec. 1 from
on
1961 to 1973 inclusive.
1974 to
1978
to
2,205,000
from
on
1934
3.90s.
Dec.
from
1
a
Due
1985 to
on
1997
members
on
Dec.
cipal and
interest
.1,050,000 3.90s. Due
from
New
1980
Others
Smithers
in
to
the
on
March
1
account:
F.
S.
Co., John Nuveen &
Co., Bache & Co., A. M. Kidder
& Co., Inc., Rand & Co., Herbert
J. Sims & Co., and John Small &
Jersey Turnpike Authority
Co.
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Traffic
Up 18.5%
Over Last Brookhaven, Centereach Fire Dist.,
Year—Traffic on the New Jersey
New York
Turnpike in the first three months
Bond Sale—The $29,000 fire ap¬
totaled 9,739,200 vehicles,
increase of 18.5%
compared
1959
an
paratus
bonds
offered
April
the
syndi¬
Bond Sale—The
$2,292,000 pub¬
improvement bonds
offered
April 7—v. 189, p. 1622 — were
awarded to a group headed by
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., as
3.60s, at a price of 100.20, a basis
3
were
awarded
to
the
Peoples
with
the same
period of 1958, Bank of Patehogue, as 3s, at a
Joseph Morecraft, Jr., Chairman, price of 100.12, a basis of about
announced April 6*.
3.22%.
Toll revenues in the 1959
Others
in
the
account:
Gold¬
Sachs & Co., Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, Ira Haupt & Co., L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co., Dominick &
Dominick, E. F. Hutton & Co., and
New York Hanseatic Corp.
Minoa, N. Y.
Sale
—
-
15,000
to
3s.
1967 to
Due
Feb.
on
from
1
1969 inclusive.
10,000 3.20s. Due
on
Feb. 1, 1970
and 1971.
In addition the entire issue will
cany an extra 2.10% interest from
June 1, 1959 to
February 1, 1960.
MISSISSIPPI
Magnolia, Miss.
Bond
trial
Sale—The $67,000
bonds offered
indus¬
April
189, p. 1621 — were
Scharl'f & Jones, Inc.
7
—
awarded
v.
to
Monroe and Lee
Counties, Nettleton
Line Consolidated School District
(P. O. Aberdeen), Miss.
-
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 school
bonds offered April
6—v. 189, p.
1518—were awarded to the First
National Bank of
Memphis.
Sharkey and Issaqueena Counties,
Sharkey-Issaqueena Line Consoli¬
dated School District
(P. O.
Rolling Fork), Miss.
Bond Sale—The
$125,000 school
.bonds offered April 6—v.
189, p.
1621—were awarded to the First
.
•National
Bank
Bank
of
of
Memphis, and
Anguilla,
jointly,
at
a
price of 100.015.
MISSOURI
Louis
>
County, Hazlewood
Sch.
District No. R-l (P. O. St.
Louis),
Missouri
x
Bond
Offering
Raymond C.
Secretary
of
the
—
£5underman,
Board of
Education, will
«ealed bids until 8
p.m.
(CST)
*April 23 for the purchase
receive
of
on
$1,-
2
p.m.
for the pur¬
$57,000 public improve¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Oct.
on
1
from 1959 to
Principal
1963
and interest
the Franklin
Island, in
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Sea
Cliff.
NORTH
The
$79,000
im¬
bonds offered April 2
—v.
189, p. 1518—were awarded
to Roosevelt & Cross,
Inc., as 3.90s,
provement
CAROLINA
Durham, N. C.
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 21
for
the
purchase
of
$2,410,000
bonds, as follows:
ment
$550,000
water
bonds.
Due
on
1
Feb.
1960 to
1985
in¬
from
clusive. Dated Feb. 1, 1957
400,000
sanitary
Due
on
1985
inclusive.
1957.
Feb.
-
bonds.
sewer
from
1960
to
Dated
1
Feb.
1,
7'VY:Y;:y;:;
600,000 street widening extension
and improvement bonds. Due
Feb.
on
1
from
1960
to
1976
inclusive. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
175,000 water bonds. Due on Feb.
11 from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
Dated
Feb.
1, 1959.
50,000 sanitary
Feb.
on
1
sewer
from
bonds. Due
1960
to
1968
inclusive. Dated Feb.
400,000
street
bonds.
1960
1, 1959.
improvement
Due
to
1977
Feb.
on
1
from
inclusive. Dated
Feb. 1, 1959.
150,000 police station bonds. Due
Feb.
on
1
from
1960
to
1973
inclusive. Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
85,000 fire station bonds. Due on
Feb.
1
clusive.
from
I960 to
Dated
Feb.
1974
in¬
1, 1959.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, of New York City,
at the option of the holder, at
or
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Com¬
in Raleigh. Legality ap¬
by
Mitchell,
Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart & Co., proved
Pershing,
purposes
bonds offered Inc., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and W. H. Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
Township Sch. District
April 9 — v. 189, p. 1401 — were Morton & Co., Inc., plans to make City.
(P. O. Plainsboro), N. J.
Bond Offering—Alice M. Han- awarded to a syndicate headed by public offering late this month of
Jacksonville, N. C.
ley, Secretary of the Board of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as 2%s, a new issue of $200,000,000 gen¬
Bond Offering—W. E. EasterEducation, will receive sealed bids at a price of 100.16, a basis of eral revenue bonds, series F,
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 22 for about 2.71%.
some of which will
be in serial
ment
Commission, will receive
the purchase of
Others in the account: Kidder, form and the balance, designated
$400,000 school
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959.
fund
obligations,
to
Due Peabody & Co.; C. J. Devine & sinking
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
on April 1 from 1960
to 1978 in¬ Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; mature on Jan. 1, 2006. Bond in¬
14 for the purchase of $150,000
clusive.
Principal
and
interest Shields & Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & terest will be exempt from Fed¬
recreational facilities bonds. Dated
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬ Co., Inc.; Estabrook & Co.; Stone eral income taxes and from New
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
tional Bank of Princeton.
Legal¬ & Webster Securities Corp.; Carl York State income tax.
1960 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
ity
approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt, M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Hemp¬
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Washburn &
Oswego, N. Y.
McCarthy, of New hill, Noyes & Co.; Dick & MerleChase Manhattan Bank, of New
York City.
Bond Offering — Frank Sayer,
Smith; Chas. E. Weigold & Co.;
York City. Legality approved
by
First
National
Bank,
Boston; Jr., City Chamberlain, will receive
Rumson School District, N. J.
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Freeman & Co.; Andrews & Wells, sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
Bond Sale—The
$150,000 school Inc.;
Mitchell, of New York City.
April
16
for
the
purchase
of
bonds offered April 8—v.
189, p.
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Na¬ $1,650,000 water bonds. Dated May
Lumberton, N. C.
1518—were awarded to the Na¬
tional
City
Bond Offering—W. E. Eastertional State Bank of
Bank,
Cleveland; 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from 1960
Newark, and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; to 1987 inclusive. Principal and ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Van Deventer
Bros., Inc., jointly,
McDonnell & Co.; Hayden, Miller interest
(M-N)
payable at the ment
as
3.20s, at a price of 100.04, a
Commission, will receive
Marine Midland Trust Company
& Co.; Schmidt, Roberts & Parke;
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
basis of about 3.19%.
D. A. Pincus & Co.; Hamlin & of Central New York, in Oswego,
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
South Brunswick Twp. Sch. District Lunt; F. S. Yantis &
Co.; National or at the option of the holder, at 14 for the purchase of
$300,000
Boulevard Bank,
(P. O. Dayton), N. J.
Chicago; Far- the Marine Midland Trust Com¬ water bonds. Dated May
1, 1959.
Bond
pany, of New York City. Legality Due on
Sale
The
$1,500,000 well, Chapman & Co., and Tilney
May 1 from 1960 to 1983
& Co.
school bonds offered
approved by Caldwell, Marshall, inclusive.
April 8—v.
Principal and interest
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
189, p. 1519—were awarded to a
(M-N) payable at The Hanover
Crown Point Central School Dist.
City.
group composed of John Nuveen
Bank, of New York City. Legality
No. 3 (P.O. Box 35, Crown
Point),
& Co., J. C. Bradford &
Co., Townapproved by Mitchell, Pershing,
New York
Rochester, N. Y.
send, Dabney & Tyson, R. D.
Shetterly
&
Mitchell, of New
Note Sale—The $2,614,000 notes
Bond Offering—Hazel P.
White & Co., and H. V.
Clarke,
York City.
Sattley &
District Clerk, will receive sealed offered April 8 were awarded to
Co., taking $1,498,000 bonds as
Pilot Mountain, N. C.
3.85s, at a price of 100.13, a basis bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on April the Guaranty Trust Co., New York
22 for the purchase of
of about 3.83%.
Bond Sale—The $50,000
$310,000 City, at 2.15% interest, plus a pre¬
sanitary
mium of $212.
school bonds. Dated May
sewer
bonds offered April 7—v.
1, 1959.
versus
1966 inclusive.
until
15
(A-O) payable at
National Bank of Long
man,
Bond
Y.
bonds.
Due
of about 3.58%.
period,
Dated
April 1, 1959. Due on
Bond Sale—The $50,000
general to March 31, the Chairman said, April 1 from 1960 to 1969 incl.
were
obligation school building bonds
$6,604,100
comparedto Principal and interest
(A-O) pay¬ at a price of 100.36, a basis of
offered March 31—v.
189, p. 1290 $5,668,700 in the same 1958 period, able at the Peoples National about 3.86%.
—were awarded to J. M. Dain &
an
increase
of
16.5%.
It
was
Bank, of Patehogue. Legality ap¬
Co., Inc., at a price of par, a net pointed out that in March, 1959,
New York State Power
Authority,
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
interest cost of about 3.14%, as when a five-day strike was in
New York
& McCarthy, of New York
City.
follows:
effect,
traffic
totaled
3,543,100
Bond Offering Imminent — A
$25,000 2.70s. Due on Feb. 1 from vehicles, an increase of 18.1%
Buffalo, N. Y.
syndicate headed by Dillon, Read
1962
ment
Dec. 1, 1998.
of
lic
&
bids
April
on
of
New York
1988 inclusive.
sealed
(EST)
chase
1
cate:
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
at the Edison
ton,
ceive
inclusive.
—
from 1960 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
N.
Offering—Gordon Hamil¬
Village Treasurer, will re¬
inclusive.
1,490,000 4s. Due
Other
Dec. 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
795,000 4s. Due
the
April 15, 1959. Principal
payable at The Han¬
Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
over
inclusive.
360,000 414s. Due
Sale—The
Bond
Dated
and interest
Sea Cliff,
follows:
$850,000 4%s. Due
Antwerp,
a
on
Bond
by Kidder,
price of par,
net interest cost of about
a
anticipation notes.
April 15, 1960.
1,000,000 tax anticipation notes.
Due on Feb. 15, 1960.
County Water Authority
(P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
Phelps, Fenn & Co., C. J.
Devine & Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 2 (P. O. West Babylon), N. Y. Co., Inc., Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
NEW JERSEY
Stroucl & Co., Inc., Bache & Co.,
Bond
Sale
The $2,932,000
Edison Township School District
Francis I. du Pont & Co., Carl
school bonds offered April 7—v.
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Weeden
(P. O. Nixon), N. J.
189, p. 1518 — were awarded to
Bond Offering—Andrew
Muller, Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, and C. & Co., Tripp & Co., Inc., Rand &
Director of Finance, will receive
Co., McDonnell & Co.. Arthur L.
J. Devine & Co., jointly, at a price
scaled bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Wright & Co., and Wm. J. Meof 100.49, a net interest cost of
ricka & Co.
April 22 for the purchase of $2,- about
3.91%, as follows:
250,000
building
bonds.
Dated
$1,882,000 4s.
Due on March 1
Huntington (P. O. Huntington),
March 1, 1959.
Due on March 1
sewer
bonds offered April 6—v. 189, p.
*4.621—vyere returned unopened.
—
$5,700,000 water
revenue bonds offered April 6—
v. 189, p. 1518—were awarded to
as
Falls,
100.20,
1622
p.
group composed
basis of about 2.88%.
a
NEW YORK
Niagara
price of
about 3.16%.
a
Bond Sale—The
189, p. 1518—were awarded to
Quinn & Company.
at
a
to
bond
Due
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Francis I. du
Pont & Co., and Adams, McEntee
& Co., as 2.90s, at a price of 100.09,
County, Farmington
Municipal School District No. 5
(P. O. Farmington), N. Mex.
bonds offered April 7—v. 189, p.
1621—were awarded to the First
National Bank of Boston, as 3.20s,
of
$130,000 general obligation
r
Sherman &
596,250
$1,229,000 pub¬
bonds
offered
lic
improvement
April 9 — v. 189,
awarded
Erie
San Juan
No.
N.
(M-S) payable
Bank, Edison, or at
the Manufacturers Trust
Co., New
1972. Principal and interest pay¬ York City. Legality approved by
Marshall, Trimble &
able at any suitable banking in¬ Caldwell,
stitution designated by the pur¬ Mitchell, of New York City.
after
Citizens Bank of
approved by Daw¬
O.
Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
of Denver.
delphia
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
'
carry
$205,000
^Dutchess County (P.
Bond Sale—The
leans and Rossie Central Sch. Dist.
Jefferson
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
11,000
*
Sale—The
Wiesner, Inc.
March 1 from
on
Nagel,
son,
of¬
Treasurer's
State
fice, or at the
Aztec. Legality
net in¬ eral obligation water improve¬
as ment'bonds offered April 6 were
a
Due
1961
April
on
inclusive.
v.
Henderson, Nev.
Bond
awarded to
2.60s.
the
3.44%,
follows:
$20,000
1969
$550,000 school
building bonds offered April 1—
NEVADA
$61,000
sold to E. J. Prescott &
was
to
1960
Bond Sale—The
Sandstone, Minn.
Bond
April 1, 1959. Due
from
able at
Falls, Mont.
Offering — Thelma
City
Dated
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Columbia
Galles,
(MST) on April 15 lor the
purchase of $215,000 general ob¬
ligation
school
building
bonds.
p.m.
1
MONTANA
Bond
the
March
approved
1959
Witter & Co., Barcus,
Dated May
1
from
Due
in¬
1, I960.
Others
1959.
,
additional
bear
bonds
The
100,000 school bonds.
1,
Monday, April 13, 1959
.
the
some
month in
1958.
B
o
nd
Sale
—
The
$10,246,000
pany,
&
various
Plainsboro
—
NEW MEXICO
San Juan
County, Aztec Municipal
School District No.
2, N. Mex.
Bond
Offering
— Leon
J. Staf¬
of Board of
Education,
will receive sealed
bids until 7:30
ford, Clerk
Due
on Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the National
City Bank of Troy. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Heckler
&
York City.
Vandewater,
Galloway,
Sykes,
of
New
The sale consisted of:
$200,000
bond anticipation notes.
Due on April 15, 1960.
604,000 bond anticipation notes.
Due on April 15, 1960.
213,750 capital notes. Due on
April 15, 1960.
189,
p.
1622—were
awarded
to
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest
cost
of
about
3.819%,
as
follows:
$10,000 6s.
Due
and 1961.
on
May
1,
1960
Number 5837
Volume 189
.
.
Due May 1, 1962.
Due on May 1 frorm
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
v "
!
5,000 4s.
"
15,000 3M>s.
*
May 1 from
20.000 33/4s."Due on
1966
v
y
1968 inclusive.
to
'"
-
County Administrative Unit.
Polk
(P• O. Columbus), N. C.
.
Offering—W.
Bond
E.
.-
.
Easter-
Commission^
bids
sealed
(M-N)
Manhattan
York
City,
Nov/1 from
the
bonds.
the holders, at the Wachovia Bank
Trust
&
of/Raleigh;
Company,
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyf,
Washburn & McCarthy, Of New
York
City.
*'/ /-V/ ■ V:
-
Offering—W.
Bond
'
•
Ci'y-'Z'Z
Shelby, N.
E.
bids
his
at
to
interest
Ra¬
the
New
York
Bank, of
Legality
ap¬
City.
portion
:
bonds.
.
Due
will
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Columbus, Ohio
7—v. 189,
awarded
were
to
a
posed of McDonald
price
of
Co., Field,
Cleveland, as 3*4s, at a
101.27, a basis of about
New
of
City.' /!//!//./
•
-
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Sale—The $413,900 prop¬
erty improvement bonds offered
April 6
vi, 189, p. 1402 — were
Bond
school
Sale
Trust
&
the
awarded/to McDonald & Co., as
offered
3Vfs, at a" price of 100.58, a basis
1519
were
—-
Co.,
Corp.," jointly; a);
a net interest cost
price of par,
3.23%, as follows:-.
a
of about
"
'
; .:
Due on May 1 from
/, 1960 to 1965 inclusive.* ;*•"
60,000 3l/2S. Due on May 1, 1966
6s.
$435,000
;
180,000 3s. Due on May
/
" r
1967
750,000 3%s. Due
to
1970
May 1 "from
on
••/
inclusive.
1980
75,000 Is. Due
1 from
inclusive.'
1969
to
May 1, 1981;
on
OHIO
/
Ohio
Batavia,
Bonds Not Sold -—Bids for the
;
of about 3.13%.
Board
bonds ' offered
April
-
4-
189, p. 1402—were rejected.
v.
Brunswick Local School
District,
1402—were awarded to Magnus
p.
& Co.,
-
-
4s, at
as
price of 100.28
a
basis of about 3.94%.
a
Cincinnati
District,
Ohio
*.
Bond Sale—The $4,000,000 school
building bonds offered April 6—
v.
Highland Local School District
(P. O. Medina), Ohio
j Bond Sale—The $215,000 school
building bonds offered April 2—
v.
189, p. 1402—were awarded to
McDonald- & Company.
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy
District (P.^O. 1319 Third Street,
N.W., New Philadelphia), Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
$600,000
and recreation bonds offered
to
a
park
April
189, p. 1402—were awarded
group composed of the First
Corporation, Field,
Richards & Co., Stranahan, Harris
& Co., Inc., and Ryan Sutherland
& Co., as 3/4 s, at a price of 100.66,
Pushmatah County (P. O.
Oklahoma
group
about 2.96%.
Bond
Knuth,
!
/
(EST)
until
lows:
/•;
Due
'V
general?;
on
/
Nov.
1
from. 1960
j:
;,/:
bridge bonds. Due ".on
Nov* 1 from 1960 to 1979 in
-
elusive.
1,000,000
r
to
1,000,000
<
Due
"
:
.
street
on
/
'
v-
_
opening
Nov.
bonds
from
1
1960
1979 inclusive.
1,000,000
river
from
to
;.
im
harbor
and
provement bonds. Due
1
on
•Due
-
.
on
Nov.
950.000 recreation
Nov.
1
from
•/
boiips.
1960 to
.
'
1960
to
to
./-/•"
bonds. Due
1960
elusive..
; iv »
1,570,000: lakefroni
...
.
from
1
1979 inclusive.
land
Corp.,
101.62,
the
$30,000 hospital
April 2—
1402—were awarded to
bonds
p.
1974
a
as
at
4s,
a
price of
basis of about 3.79%.
bonds
offered
1519 — were
awarded to.-a group composed of
Forgan & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
Glore; -Forgan & Co.; J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co.; New York Hanseatic
building
April 9-frvV/189,
p.
-
-
1961
to
Due from
!
/
/
.
OKLAHOMA
Indep School District
No. 4 / (P. O. Watts), Okla.
Bond" Offering— W.
P. King,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Adair County
-
on
in
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
2
inclusive././
p.m.
(EST) on April 20
purchase of $100,000 gen¬
obligation
funding bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Wyoming National Bank of
May 15,1978 Wilkes-Barre, in Plymouth.
May 15 from
on
1977 inclusive,
on
Pennsylvania State University
Bond
$4,890,000 serial bonds, for $1,015,Oregon (State of)
000 3y4s, due on July 1 from
Offering—H. C. Saalfeld,
Bond
receive
sealed
(PST)
on
chase
of
until
10
April 22 for the
pur¬
on
subject
numerical
in
3.60s, due on July 1 from
1975 to 1979 inclusive; and
$1,400,000 3.70s, due on July
en¬
1 from 1980 to 1984 inclusive.
redemption,
to
order
or
in
their
6,110,000 term bonds, as 3.90s,
tirety, on April 1, 1969 and on
due on July 1, 1999.
any interest payment date there¬
after.
Dated April 1, 1959. Interest
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the State Treas¬ J-J/ Legality approved by Kirkurer's office. Legality approved by patrick,
Pomeroy,
Lockhart 8c
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, Johnson, of Pittsburgh.
of Portland.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate:
Oswego, Oregon
Bond
Offering—Mary E. Beer-
of
$300,000
provement bonds.
Due
water im¬
on April 1,
1979. Interest A-O.
PENNSYLVANIA
Butler, Pa.
Offering—Philip O. Mill¬
City Clerk, will reecive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (EST) on April
28 for the purchase of $120,000
general obligation bonds. Dated
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1960 to 1971 inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
er,
Shawnee, Okla.
Bond
Sale—The
offered
bonds
$500,000 water
April
6
—
189,
v.
1402—were awarded to a group
composed of Liberty National
Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma City,
p.
American National Bank of Shaw¬
and R. J. Edwards, Inc.
nee,
Tulsa, Okla.
Bond
Offering
Lawrence,
ceive
—
Jackson
A.
City Auditor, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
3
p.m.
April 21 for the pur¬
chase of $4,732,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds, as follows:
(CST)
on
municipal
$1,482,000
building
1,425,000 limited
access
facilities
bonds.
sewer
Elliott
Philadelphia.
»
bonds.
Blyth & Co., Inc., Drexel 8c
Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Secqr
& Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Smith, Barney & Co., White, Weld
& Co., Blair & Co., Inc., Butcher
& Sherrerd, Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, Singer,
rities
Deane & Scribner.
Townsend, Crouter
DeHaven &
Bodine, Schmidt, Roberts 8c
Parke, Thomas & Co., Yarnall,
Biddle & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange
& Co., Cunningham, Schmertz 8c
Co., Inc., Janney, Dulles & Battles,
Inc., A. E. Masten & Co.,McJunkin, Patton & Co., Elkins, Morris,
Chester, Pa.
Stokes & Co., Steele, Haines 8c
Bond Offering—James H. GorCo., Glover & MacGregor, Inc.,
bey, Director of Accounts and Fi¬
Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc.
nance,
will receive sealed bids
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., J.
until 10:30 a.m. (EST) on April
W. Sparks & Co., Chaplin & Co„
21 for the purchase of $250,000
McKelvey & Co., Penington, Colgeneral
obligation
improvement
ket & Co., Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.,
May 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu¬
Richards
& Co., Rambo,
sive. Principal and interest (M-N) Kay,
Close & Kerner, Inc., Reed, Lear
payable at the City Treasurer's
Moyer & Co., Inc.
office.
Legality
approved by
&
Townsend,
200,000 storm
inclusive; $710,-
000
October 1 from 1972
inclusive. The bonds will
1975
1967
3.40s, due on July 1 from
1968 to 1971 inclusive; $605,000 3y>s, due on July 1 from
1972 to 1974 inclusive; $1,160,-
Veterans'
Dated
May
1,
bonds.
1959. Due
to
000
a.m.
$33,000,000
Welfare
be
bids
1961
Affairs will
Director of Veterans'
to
bonds
Bond
1976, inclusive.
8
eral
•
000 water works bonds.
Munson,
&
of
Uniontown, Pa.
Offering
Bond
—
E. H. Baker,
receive sealed
pjn.
(EST) on
(P. O. Elizabethtown), Pa.
500,000 waterworks bonds.
Bond Offering—A. K. Garman, April 21 for the purchase of $100,Dated
July 1, 1959. Principal
000
general
obligation
bonds.
Secretary of the School Board,
and
interest
(J-J)
payable in
will receive sealed bids until 7:30 Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May 1
Tulsa or New York
City. Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
approved
OREGON
City
until
Le¬
(CST) on April 14 for the from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
purchase of $30,000 school bonds. gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf¬
Dated April 15, 1959 and due on fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
April 15 from 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
PUERTO
sive.
Bond
Offering
—
Ernest
New
W,
April 22 for the purchase of
$120,000 improvement bonds.
Dated April 1, 195.9. Due on Apr. 1
from 1960 to 1969, inclusive. Le¬
on
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
Benton
and Linn Countries Consol.
School District No. 509A
(P. O.
Corvallis), Ore.
Bond
Offering—Gerald R. Wal¬
7:30
p.m.
Albany, Oregon
Isham, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (PST)
will
Clerk,
bids
Elizabethtown Area School District
1,125,000 storm sewer bonds.
lace,
.
-
pn
1974 inclusive.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $320,-
3.68%.
;
until
for the
Sale — First Mortgage
totaling $11,000,000 were
purchased via negotiated sale on
obligation school building bonds April 3 by a syndicate headed by
offered April 6—v. 189, p. 1516— the First Boston Corporation, at
were awarded to the Commercial
a price of 98.37, a net interest cost
Bank of Salem, as 3^s. /
of about 3.88%, as follows:
purchase
Offering—Leon W. Black,
School District No. 509CJ and Joint
:
Directors, will receive sealed bids
man, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until April 17 for the
Corp.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; C. F.
Childs & Co., and Raffensperger,
Hughes
Co., Inc. as 3J/4S, at a
price of 100.53, a basis of about
'
V... pom (CST> on April 16 for the
development .purchase :~©f
$28,500
building
N/V,r. 1. .from bonds. »*Due from 1961 to 1967
v
Bond
V. Dugan,
Secretary of the Board of School
offered
Company, of Oklahoma City.
price of par.
Plymouth School District, Pa.
Marion County School District No.
79'C (P. O. Turner), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $20,000 general
National Bank & Trust
First
improvement bonds
7—v. 189, p. 1402—
Tiffin City School District, Ohio
Bond/ Sale; — The
$1,967,000
V
Nov
1060 to 1979 inclusive
1,250,000 health center bonds
?
189,
v.
awarded to the First Cleve¬
school
bonds
sewer
1979 inclusive.
.
noon
April 22 for the pur
$16,895,000 bonds as fol
$2,200,000:
Antlers),
Fayette National Bank 8c
Bond Offering—John
1979.
and
__
Finance, will
bids
and site
were
on
chase of
//
ing
Director of
receive; sealed
p.m.
bonds.
Tontogny), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
building bonds offered April 6—
v.
189, p. 1519—were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
33/43, at a price of 100.55, a basis
offered April
Cleveland, Ohio
Offering — Edward
2
Bond Sale—The
addition
basis of about 3.16%.
a
189, p. 1296—were awarded to
composed of Glore, Forof about 3.68%.
gan & Co., J. C. Bradford & Co.
Ernst & Co., McDonnell & Co., anc
Rootstown Local School District,
F/S. Yantis & Co., Inc., as 3s
/•' •:
Ohio
at a
price of 100.32, a basis of / Bond"*SaIe—The $85,000 build¬
a
until
-
Otsego Local School District (P. O.
School
City
by the Clerk of the
Education
Sallisaw, Okla.
street
improvement bonds offered April
6—v. 189, p. 1402—were awarded
to. Doll
Isphording, Inc., and
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., jointly.
Cleveland
Bond Sale—The $10,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 1-—v. 189,
"
of
;
"/ Fairfax, Ohio
Sale—The $134,000
2—v.
Ohio
'
City,
(CST) on April 3 for the purchase
of
$8,500
transportation
bonds.
Due from 1961 to 1964, inclusive.
-Bond
:
$72,500
.
National
First
Offering—Sealed bids will
Branch
Banking
Wilson,- and Inter¬
Securities
state
$1,500,000
bonds
7—v. -189, p.
awarded 'to
/
?:
The
—
building
April
Mpnroe),':
O.
Carolina
North
Bond
-
(P.
County
■»
the
to
received
be
Bond
Union
$25,000 build¬
April 7 were
offered
County Dependent
School District No. 6 (P. O.
Shawnee), Okla.
1519—
Richards & Co., and National City
Bank of
4
Pottawatomie
group- com¬
&
bonds
awarded
,
p.
1966 to
Cushing), Okla.
Sale—The
Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma
Bond/Sale—The $942,000 bonds
offered April
until
bids
inclusive.
Bond
ing
Dated May 1,1959. Interest M-N.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders &
sealed
No. SI (P. O.
from
a
1965 inclusive.
120,000 3y4s. Due
Payne County Dependent Sch. Dist.
200,000 police and fire equipment
1
receive
1967
to
Nov, ;1 from 1960 to 1964 incl.
on Nov.
1964 inclusive.
1960 to
720,000 3s. Due
the
51
Trust Co. of Unlontown, as 4s, at
the Board of Education,
(CST) on April 15 for the
purchase of $70,000 building and
equipment bonds. Due from 1961
250,pp0/,!public service machine
!, /."and.equipment bonds. Due on
7; bonds./Due
Dist.
p.m.
i960 to 1969 inclusive.
/ /
Sch.
CV O- Chandler), Okla.
Clerk of
from
1
Indep.
County School District No. 4
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $1,200,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
April 6—v. 189, p. 1519 — were
awarded to a group composed of
First National Bank of Chicago,
First Boston Corp., Laidlaw & Co.,
and Baxter & Co., at a price of
100.14, a net interest cost of about
3.13%, as follows:
$360,000 4s. Due on May 15 from
Offering—Leroy Gammill,
from
1
Nov.
on
County
^°*
paving
•
Nov.
on
Pershing, 3.07%.:./
proved < by
Mitchell,
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
York
at
Manhattan
Chase
,.
Principal
payable
(M-N)
Lincoln
-r
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
2,000,000 airport improvement
I960 to
bonds.! Dated
inclusive.
1979
1960
Due
"
May 1, 1959.> Due on May 1 from
and
from
1
Easter-
office, in
facilities
bonds.
...
build¬
ing bonds offered March 30—
v.
189, p. 1519—were awarded to
stadium R. J. Edwards, Inc.
Nov.
on
city's
1,350,000"
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
14 for the -purchase of.$150,900
recreation
Due
Bond Sale—The $178,000
on
-'1960 to 1974 inclusive.
v
ling, Secretary of. Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, > will - receive
sealed
$650,000
1969 in-
to
-
"
of
option
1960
elusive.
150;000!"auditorium and
payable at the
Bank, of New
at
or
from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
-
„school building bonds/Dated May
1, 1959. Due on May 1 from 1961
to
1986 inclusive. Principal and
Chase
Bond Sale—An issue of
to
Lane
Anadarko, Okla.
1
power
plant extension revenue
2,000,000 off-street parking bonds. bonds was sold to R. J. Edwards,
; Due. on Nov. 1 from 1960 to Inc.
;;/•■'1974 inclusive/
' i
Due serially from 1961 to 1971.
675,000 welfare building improve:iheht: bonds. Due on Nov. 1 Grady County Indep. Sch. District
1
No. 2 (P. O. Minco), Okla.
from I960 to 1974 inclusive.
Ra¬
in
Due on Nov.
100,000 shade tree bonds. Due
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
14 for the, purchase -of
$225,000
interest
ment bonds.
•;
receive
will
his office
at
1,200,000 police and fire improve-
•
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
(1723)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Kensington School District,
Bond
Pennsylvania
—
Veronica
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (DST)
on
April 27 for the purchase of
$700,000 general obligation school
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
from 1960 to 1984, inclusive. Call¬
able
as of May 1,
1969. Legality
approved by Kirkpatrick, Pom¬
eroy,
Lockhart &
Johnson,
of
Pittsburgh.
Puerto Rico
Sale—An
Bond
—v.
of Portland.
—v.
Versailles
District (P. O.
Township School
McKeesport), Pa.
Bond Sale—The
obligation
189,
$70,000 general
bonds offered April 6
p. 1519—were awarded
to A. E. Masten & Co., as
a
price of 100.26,
a
3/£s, at
basis of about
issue
of
$20,-
000,000 bonds was awarded April
8 at a negotiated sale, at an in¬
terest
cost
of 4.256%, to First
Boston
Co.
Corporation, Ira Haupt 8c
B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
associates.
The bonds
and
and
Inc.
1, 1959, and are
from Jan. 1, 1961
through Jan. 1, 1996. Bonds due
from 1961
through 1966 bear a
are
dated
Jan.
due
serially
5%
North
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
on
April 21 for the purchase of
$1,585,000
general
obligation
school building bonds. Dated June
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the of¬
District
RICO
Water Resources
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Offering
Mazur, Secretary of the Board of
School
Directors, will receive
Rico
Puerto
coupon
rate;
1967
through
1969, 3%%; 1970 through 1983,
4%; 1984 through 1990, 4.10%;
1991 through 1996, 4.20%.
The bonds are being issued to
provide funds for die purpose of
constructing, replacing, extending
the Authoritys
properties in order to
fice of the Treasurer of Benton
Perry Twp. (P. O.Uniontown), Pa. meet the estimated growth in de¬
Bond Sale—The $13,000 general mand for power and light service
County.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, obligation bonds offered April l in the Commonwealth of Puerto
3.44%.
189.
and
improving
electric
p.
1519—were
awarded
Rico,
and
to
provide
additional
62
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1724)
'
••
Humboldt, Tenn.
—
Mayor J. D.
colely from the revenues of the Nowell, Jr. announces that sealed
bids will be received until 2 p.m.
Authority's electric system.
The Authority was created in
(CST) on April 28 for the pur¬
1941 for the purpose of conserv¬ chase of $650,000 natural gas sys¬
ing, developing and utilizing the tem revenue bonds. Dated April 1,
water
and
power
resources
of 1959. Due on April 1 from 1960
Puerto Rico in order to promote to 1984 inclusive. Bonds due in
working capital, and for the pay¬
ment of notes. They are payable
the
general welfare of the Com¬
Today the Authority
monwealth.
distributes
transmits,
produces,
and sells over 99% of the electric¬
bonds
dated
are
1970
sas
Offering
thereafter
and
nel
f
Jan.
1,
receive
will
—
J.
P.
sealed
bids
until
11
after
1,
Bank,
&
Co., Allen & Company,
Allyn & Company, Inc.,
Bear, Stearns & Co., Kidder, PeaC.
& Co.
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Incorporated, John Nuveen & Co.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler, White, Weld & Co., Horn-
at
or
body
blower
&
follows:
as
D.
t
improve¬
May 1
from 1962 to 1949, inclusive.
125,000 street improvement bonds.
water
ment
F. S. Moseley & Co., Baxter &
;
Lebanon, Tenn.
Offering — William
Bond
Baird, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on May 5
for the purchase of $425,000 bonds,
$300,000
Weeks.
works
bonds.
Due
on
Estabrook & Co.; American
Corporation, Lee HigDue on May 1 from 1962 to
ginson Corporation, Dean Witter
1978, inclusive.
Be Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
The bonds
are
dated May 1,
Curtis, Baehe & Co.
Francis I. du Pont & Co., Stifel, 1959. Callable as of May 1, 1970.
Nicolaus & Co., Inc., Stroud & Principal and interest payable at
Company,
Incorporated,
Banco the Commerce Union Bank, Leba¬
Credito & Ahorro Ponceno, Banco non, or at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
de
Ponce,
Banco
Popular
de change Bank, New York City. Le¬
Puerto Rico.
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Co.,
Securities
RHODE
ISLAND
Sale—The $800,000 school
anticipation notes offered
April 8 were awarded as follows:
Note
bond
$600,000 to First National Bank of
V
Boston, including $400,000 at
2.16% discount, and $200,000
,
at 2.20%.
200,000 "to the Rhode Island Hos¬
pital Trust Co., Providence,
at 2.20% discount.
The
notes
dated
are
1959 and mature
on
April 3,
April 1, 1960.
Bond
Mrs.
Offering—Town Recorder
Kate
that
ces
ceived
Hutcheson
S.
sealed
until
,
000
natural
(EST)
a.m.
for the purchase of
$600,000 non¬
tax exempt dormitory and
ball
revenue
bonds,
dining
follows:
as
$75,000 Series A bonds.
Nov.
.1
from
1961
to
Bonds due in
1
from
1969
to
on
1998 in¬
Due
1998
on
in-
elusive.
^'
Dated
Nov.
1,
1958.
Interest-
-IVt-N. Legality approved by SinkMer, Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
.
order
date
on
,
interest
Treasurer
C.
Y.
that sealed
nounces
Walker
an¬
will be
received
revenue
bonds.
Dated April
1, 1959. Due
April 1 from 1960 to 1984 inelusive. Bonds due in 1970 and
,
therafter
tion
on
interest
<
.
1961
1977
to
1
from 1961
Legality
&
by
Preston,
ap¬
Thorgrimspn
Horowitz, of Seattle,
•"
,'u
:
'
'
-
'
y
.y*.<
San Juan
County, San Juan Island
School District No. 149 (P. O.
Friday Harbor), Washf
Offering — Marjorie S.
Hassell, County Treasurer, <: will
Bond
receive
sealed
(PST)
bids
until
l;p.m.
April 17 for the pur¬
chase of $9,500 general obligation
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1979
inclusive. Principal and interest
Due on May 1 from 1969 to 1987
(M-N)
payable
at the
County
inclusive. Principal and interest
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
(M-N) payable at the Tracy-Col¬ proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
lins Trust Co., Salt Lake City. Le¬ &
Horowitz, of Seattle.
gality approved by Chapman &
Tacoma, Wash.
Cutler, of Chicago.
on
Bond
Offering Planned
—
The
City will ask for bids shortly on
an
issue of $15,000,000
electric
Poultney Town School District, Vt. light and power bonds.
Bond Sale—The $66,000 school
Yakima County School District No.
bonds offered April 2—v. 189, p.
7 (P. O. Yakima), Wash.
1520—were awarded to Richard J.
Bond
Offering—Fred G. RedBuck & Co., as 3.20s, at a price of
mon, County Treasurer, will re¬
100.15, a basis of about 3.17%.
VERMONT
ceive
sealed
(PST)
bids
April
on
until
2
p.m.
20 for
—
—
from
1960
1,095,000
from
1977
Other
cate:
to
3%s.
1976
Due
to
1983
members
Columbian
poration
of
of
April
1
inclusive.
the
syndi¬
Securities
Texas,
1,
information
from
1959.
Due
De¬
may
be ob¬
W. Harrison,
James
City Manager; or from Ernest L.
Brown, Jr., of Moroney, Beissner
&
Co..
Bank
the
of
Southwest
Building, Houston.
Dallas
County Road District No. 1
\(P. O. Dallas), Texas
Cor¬
Commerce
in the
account: Lehman
quart, of Minneapolis.
Brothers, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., John
Nuveen
&
Co., Shields & Co.,
WYOMING
Bear, Stearns & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., Dominick 8c Dominick
Gregory & Sons, J. C. Wheat &
Co., Trust Co. of Georgia, Atlan¬
ta, E. F. Hutton & Co., New York
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 sewer¬
age extension revenue bonds of¬
fered April 8—v. 189, p. 1292—
Hanseatic
FUnd,
Sale—The
tax
road
189,
$3,500,000
bonds
un¬
limited
interest
a
cost
$650,000
1404
—
price of 100.04, a net
of about 3.17%, as
['■
3*2S.
Due
April 10
1964, inclusive.
1,330,000 3s.
Due. on April 10
from 1965 to 1972, inclusive.
1,520,000 314s. Due on April 10
from 1973 to 1979, inclusive.
from
I960
on
to
-
,
Others
in
the
account:
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, Bankers Trust
Co., both of New York, First Na¬
tional Bank in Dallas, City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan-
Co.,
'
,
sold
to
Bond
the
at
as
State
a
Pension
price of
Mills, Wyo.
Offering — Town
Norene
Reed
Hills, Va.
Texas
offered
awarded to a group headed by
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
p.
&
were
par.
Clerk
that
announces
>
Bond
v.
—
Corp., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Charles King & Co.,
Stern Bros. & Co., Julien Collins
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,- Dol¬ sealed bids will be received until
phin & Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., 8
p.m. (MST) on April 27 for the
Victoria County Water Control and
Fox, Reusch & Co., Lucas, Eisen purchase of $175,000
sanitary sew¬
Improvement District No. 2 (P. O.
& Waeckerle, McCormick 8c
Co., er revenue bonds. Dated March
1,
Victoria), Texas
McDonnell 8c Co., Wm. J. Mericka 1958. Due on
March 1 from 1961
Bond Sale—An issite of $175,000 &
Co., Park, Ryan, Inc., Clark, to 1988 inclusive. Interest M-S;
water system revenue bonds was
Landstreet
&
Kirkpatrick, Inc., Legality approved by Tallmadge
sold to Eddleman-Pollok Co., and First
Southeastern Corp., Magnus &
Tallmadge, of Denver.
Austin, Hart & Parvin, jointly, at & Co., National Boulevard
'r<
Bank,
a price of 100.01.
Park County School District No. t
Chicago, and Scott & Stringfellow.
(P. O. Powell), Wyo.
Wichita Falls Indep. Sch.
District,
South
Bond
were
'
Others
inclusive.
on
Winston
inclusive.
tained
thereafter.
March
wards & Co.
May
tailed
subject to redemp¬
April 1, 1969, or on any
payment date
on
inclusive.
the pur¬
$2,310,000 general obliga¬
299,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
Giles County School Board (P. O. tion bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
1982 to 1989 inclusive.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1979
Pearisburg), Va.
Odessa, Texas
Bond Offering — Clerk Lillian inclusive.
Principal and interest
Bond
Sale
The
$1,545,000 McDonald
(M-N)
announces
that
the
payable
at the, County
water works and sewer system
office.
School Board will receive sealed Treasurer's
Legality ap¬
revenue
bonds
offered
April 8 bids until 11 a.m.
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
(EST) on Apri
were awarded to a
group headed 21 for the
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
purchase of $2,350,000
by the First Southwest Co., at a school
building
bonds.
Dated
price of 100.004, a net interest cost
WISCONSIN
April 1, 1959. Due on April 1 from
of about 3.97%, as follows:
1960 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
Madison, Wis.
$275,000 4s. Due on May 1 from arid interest (A-O) payable at the
Bond Offering — A. W. Bareis,
1960 to 1976, inclusive.
First National Exchange Bank, oi
City Clerk, will offer for sale at
1,270,000 3.90s. Due on May 1 Roanoke, or at the option of the public auction at 10 a.m.
(<5ST) on
from 1977 to 1984, inclusive.
holder, at the Bankers Trust Co.. April 22 for the purchase of $1,The bonds bear additional in¬ of New York City.
Legality ap¬ 533,000 school bonds. Dated June
terest of 2% from June 1, 1959 to proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
15, 1959. Due on June 15 from
& McCarthy, of New York City.
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
May 1, 1960, inclusive.
Principal
Other members of the syndicate:
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Fairfax County (P. O. Fairfax),
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., DittCity Treasurer's office. Legality
Virginia
mar & Co., Austin, Hart &
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
ParBond Sale
The $9,500,000 of Chicago.
vin, Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
R.
J.
Edwards, Inc., Moreland, school bonds offered April 8—v.
Taylor (Village), Albion, Curran,
Brandenberger, Johnston & Cur- 189, p. 1520—were awarded to a
Franklyn and Springfield (Towns)
rie, Thomas & Co., Burns, Cor- syndicate headed by Smith, Bar¬ Joint School
District No. 4 (P. O.
bett & Pickard, Inc., and Sanders ney &
Co., at a price of 100.01, a
Yalor), Wis.
& Co.
net interest cost of about 3.72%,
Bond Offering — Walter Kling,
Additional
Sale
The $1,725,- as follows:
District Clerk, will receive sealed
000 general obligation bonds of¬ $3,040,000 5.90s. Due on March 1
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on April 15
fered
at
the
same
from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
time
were
for the purchase of $135,000 gen¬
awarded to a group headed by the
2,280,000 3V2S. Due on March 1 eral
obligation
school
bonds.
First National Bank in
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
Dated
March
Dallas, at
1,
1959.
Due on
a price of par, a net interest cost
3,705,000 3%s. Due on March 1 March 1 from 1960 to 1976 inclu¬
of about 3.67%, as follows:
from 1975 to 1982 inclusive.
sive. Legality approved by Dor475,000 Is. Due on March 1, 1983. sey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Mar$630,000
Due
on
April 1
Dated
bonds.
are
Principal and interest (A-O) pay»ble at the Union Planters National Bank, of
Memphis. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler. of Chicago.
<
Mayor,
until April 30 for the purchase of
$696,000
street
improvement
on
;
Due
1979
proved
#
VIRGINIA
Co., of Kansas City, Rowles,
&
Co.,
McClung
&
Knickerbocker, R. A. Underwood
& Co., Inc., Mercantile National
Bank at Dallas, Dallas
Rupe &
Son, Inc., and William N. Ed¬
Chicago, at
system
to
chase of
Na¬
Baytown, Texas
follows:
gas
1959.
'
1
May 1 from
Offering — R. H. Pruett,
will receive sealed bids
Bond
until 10 a.m. (CST) on
April 21 for the purchase of $400,natural
on
Trust
000
*
Dallas.
1970 to 1981 inclusive.
pay¬
TEXAS
Bond
bids
Prin¬
Planters
Bank, of Memphis. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Chapman
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Offering—Town Recorder April 9
and
payment
(M-N)
Union
the
at
interest
after May 1,1969.
and
limited
Covington, Tenn.
1
revenue
1970 and thereafter
any
on or
cipal
TENNESSEE
;
system
callable in inverse numerical
are
,
525,000 Series B bonds.
re¬
May 1 from 1961 to 1984 inclusive.
from
clusive.
Nov.
Due
be
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
April 22
on
announ¬
will
a.m.
gas
Bond Offering—J. M.
Lesesne,
President, will receive sealed bids
11
308,000 3.90s. Due
tional
Erskine College (P. O. Due West),
South Carolina
tintil
bids
10
(CST) on
April 28 for the purchase of $400,-
able
SOUTH CAROLINA
,•
Hughbanks, Inc. Dated March 1,
—
Ripley, Tenn.
Woonsocket, R. I.
<
.1960 to 1969 inclusive.
National
City Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
revenue bonds was sold to
water
r
on
phis, or at the option of the holder,
redeemable at the at the Merchants State Bank, in
option of the Authority at re¬ Humboldt. Legality approved by
&
demption
prices
ranging
from Charles
Trauernicht, of St.
104%
for those redeemed prior Louis.
to Jan. 1, 1969 to 100% for those
Knox County, Knox'Chapman Util¬
La Marque Independent School
.redeemed on or after Jan. 1, 1988.
ity District (P. O. Knoxville),
District, Texas
'
Legality approved
by Mitchell,
Tennessee
Bond Sale—The $750,000 unlim¬
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell,
Bond Offering — E. V. Haun, ited tax
school house bonds of¬
New York City.
District
Secretary, will
receive fered April 6—v. 189, p. 1520—
Among those associated with
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on were awarded to a
group com¬
The First Boston Corporation, Ira
April 27 for the purchase of $1,- posed of
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Haupt & Co. and B. J. Van Ingen
125,000 water works system rev¬ & Co., Inc., First Southwest
Co.,
Be Co. Inc. in the offering are:
enue bonds.
Dated March 1, 1959.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and
Blyth & Co., Inc., Drexel & Due on March 1 from 1962 to 1999
Rotan, Mosle & Co., at a price of
Co.,! Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., inclusive. Callable as of Sept. 1,
100.001, a net interest cost of
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Leh¬ 1966.
Principal and interest (M-S) about 3.88%, as follows:
man
Brothers, Eastman Dillon, payable at the Hamilton National
$143,000 5s.
Due on May 1 from
Union Securities & Co., Goldman
Knoxville,
the First
Jan. 1, 1965 are
A.
King County, Bonney Lake Water
District (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Edwards,
Inc.,
First of
Texas
Corp., Provident Savings Bank &
Trust Co., of Cincinnati, Win. N.
Edwards & Co., Hamilton Securi¬
ties Company, Metropolitan Dallas
Corp., Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
^exas Bank & Trust Co., of
April 23 for the
UTAH
$12,500,000 revenue
Salt Lake County, Cottonwood ■!'
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
Sanitary District (P. O.
May 1 from 1960 to 1985 inclusive.
Salt Lake City), Utah
Callable as of May 1, 1974. Prin¬
cipal arid interest (M-N) payable
Bond Offering—Frank J. Cook,
at the First City National Bank, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees,
Houston, or at the Chase Manhat¬ will receive sealed bids until 8
tan Bank, New York City.
Legal¬ p.m. (MST) on April 20 for the
ity approved by Vinson, Elkins, purchase of $350,000 general obli¬
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
gation bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
1959 and those which mature after
Sachs
& Co., Eddleman-Pollok Co., R. J.
«
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
1969. Principal and in¬
payable at the Union
Planters National Bank, of Mem¬
April
Offering
Turner,
Secretary of the Board of Naviga¬
tion
and
Canal
Commissioners,
in inverse numerical order on any
interest payment date on or
Co.
County, Houston Ship Chan¬
Navigation District (P. O.
Houston), Texas
Bond
Monday, April 13,1959
..
■
,
Eddleman-Pollok
Harris
callable
are
.
City, W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.,
and
terest (A-O)
ity consumed in Puerto Rico.
The
Bond
■!
,
.
Sale—The
tax
Bond
$3,000,000
school
house
offered April 9—v. 189,
un¬
bonds
Due
p.
April 1 from
1969, inclusive.
3V2s. Due on April 1
1970 to 1979, inclusive.
3.70s. Due on April 1
1980 to 1985, inclusive.
on
1960 to
1 >200,000
from
1,160,000
from
system
bonds offered April 1—
189, p. 1404—were awarded to
F. W. Craigie & Co., as follows:
$25,000 3*i>s. Due
25,000 3Y4S. Due
25.000 3*4S. Due
25,000 S^s. Due
Bank
of
Dallas, Commerce
Trust Co., of Kansas City, Dittmar
Clerk
Jan. 1,
1964
Jan. 1, 1969.
on
Jan.
1, 1974.
on
Jan.
1, 1979.
WASHINGTON
Benton
of
receive
(MST)
of
Board
sealed
—
of
bids
Walter Kagi,
Trustees, will
until
8
p.m,
May 6 for the purchase
$500,000 general obligation
school
on
on
on
building bonds. Dated May
on May 1 from 1960
1, 1959. Due
1969
to
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Tallmadge &
Tallmadge, of Denver. • ■
interest
County Fire Protection Dist.
No. S (P. O. Prosser), Wash.
Other members of the syndicates
Bonds Not Sold—All
John Nuveen &
Co., Shearson, ceived for the $60,000
Hammill & Co., Mercantile Na¬ and
tional
water
v.
1404—
were awarded to
Rowles, Winston
& Co., and Glore, Forgan &
Co.,
jointly, as follows:
$640,000 4s.
Offering
Sale—-The $100,000
Thermopolis, Wyo.
Sale—The $260,000 sewer
bids re¬ revenue bonds offered April 2—
building v. 189, p. 1404—were awarded to
equipment
bonds
offered
April 1—v. 189, p. 1404—were re¬
jected.
Bond
group composed of J. M. Dain &
Co., Inc., Allison - Williams Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
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and
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