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MICHIGAN
OF
MONDAY
ISSUE
APR
1959
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
189
Number 5839
New York
General
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
■
Earnings
estimated
are
increases
to
be
down
few
a
cents
share
a
sales
for
1958
In This Issue
of
The
shareholders
new
Drown
of
from
Adams
Volwiler
retired
as
a
to
the
of
the
Dr.
Weston
is
is
27
31
Director
Superintendent
Boston
of
of
the
Board
Dr.
and
Cain
said
domestic
slightly below 1957
as
both effective April 9.
They will
and Dr. Volwiler will remain
Foundation
and
Chairman
of
Abbott
Midwest
company,
pharmaceutical
result of
a
volume
has
healthier winter
a
Pacific
been
running
and lower
Montreal
at
North
addition
Chicago;
the
to
Research
plants
new
England; new branch buildings
plant.at North Chicago.
In
in
Center
Colombia,
Denver
under
and
St.
Italy,
and a
Louis,
ment
said.
Elmer
Abbott
This
B.
and
represent
a
Laboratories
since
1952,
and
Scientific
elected
was
research,
development
and
Admiral Finance
control
of
the
be
made
at
the
Bank
Trust
&
—V.
debentures
187,
p.
have
2789.
*been
asshmed
12
Foreign
49
General
Acceptance
corporation
Reserve
Combined
Corp.
Member
of
Banks
Statement
John
A.
Banks
50
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
on
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Aug. 31,
1958,
Aircraft
$5,870,000.
were
approximately
Co.,
$23,000,000.—V.
Inc.,
for
Aeronca
139,
p.
its
last
sales
for
1958
The
corporation
of
its
has
4%%
called
for
cumulative
Net
Net
redemption
on
June
preferred
5,
convertible into
are
to
June
5,
1959,
10,
1959
and
inclusive.-r-V.
188.
$564,685
$542,603
154,509
293,235
318,989
$148,551
inc.™
$86,209
$271,450
$223,614
12,324
56,714
50,408
Co.—Personnel
Changes
32,340
•
1
.
Portland
named
Cement
Jr., has been elected President, and E. D. Schuler has
Vice-President.
Mr.
Douglass
formerly was
and Mr. Schuler formerly was Secretary
Executive
Vice-President—operations
and
Treasurer.
Railway oper.
revenue....
5477,222
5355,981
$922,816
$766,332
expenses.
364,010
350,457
723,958
721,326
year
in
A.
of
1958
of
1957.—V.
Weibel,
former President,
has become
Chairman
Committee.
stockholders
improvement
1959—2 Mos.—1958
F.
Finance
the
The
earnings
Railway
oper.
$240,718
143,568
ry. oper.
railway oper.
been
Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
1939—Month—1958
from
A. E. Douglass,
of
Akron, Canton &
Period End. Feb. 28—
<
stock
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
the
told
were
company
the
over
at
p.
off
annual
first
period
$2,667,607 were
187,
their
the
for
same
meeting that sales and
of this year showed
Net earnings for the
quarter
of
1958.
slightly from
the $2,922,214
reported
2437.
Laboratories
the
of
opers.
$113,212
$5,524
$198,858
$45,066
American Agricultural Chemical
37,106
*20,779
58,880
*28,280
The
♦Deficit.—V.
189, p.
■
.
1233.
Alabama Great
*
Southern RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
Railway
'
Net
Net
*
.
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Mos.—1958
:
oper.
revenue..
51.384,971
$1,092,692
oper.
expenses.
,1,142,949
1,142,004
opers.
$242,022
$*49,313
$488,155
$15,550
income.™
65,001
*206,087
174.773
*212,586
rev.
ry.
/
•/
•
fr.
oper.
ry.
Deficit.—V.
189,
p.
1233.
$2,800,098
.
$2,374,827
2,311,943
2,359,277
,
Alabama
Power Co.—Registers
Proposed Bond Offer¬
ing With Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
the
underwriting
to
be
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the stock sale are to be added to the general funds
of the company and will be available for any corporate purpose. For
terms
are
the period Julv 1, 1953, to March 1, 1959, the company made capital
expenditures of about $31,000,000. of which $20,123,000 was provided
by demeciation, depiction and retained earnings. Additional capital
expenditures of about $19,000,000 arc planned during the next three
years.
The company believes that the proceeds of the stock sale,
together with internally generated funds, will be sufficient to cover
estimated capital expenditures during the next three years.—V.
189,
p.
a registration statement with the SEC
of first mortgage bonds, due
1989, to be offered
competitive bidding.
'
This company on
April 3 filejl a registration statement with the SEC
$20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1989, to be offered for
*
$20,000,000
public
sale
at
...
sale at. competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds
and $7,500,000 of
000 received in
February, 1959 from the sale
.
public
the
$16,500.-
of additional
stock
to
The Southern
Company, parent, will be used for property additions and
improvements. ,The $9,900,000 balance of the stock sale was used for
the
purchase,of
additional
stock
of
Southern
Electric
Generating
Company.
Construction Expenditures are estimated at
$156,000,000 dur¬
ing 1959,
1960 and 1961, exclusive. x>t investments in
the
stock of
Southern Electric
Generating Company. See also V. 189, p. 1673.
of
$4,355,802
4.2%
were
higher
than
March
1673.
received
to
$3,830,000 contract from Bell Tele¬
develop the underground installa¬
a
design
guidance
and
antenna
for
the
Air
a
a
contract
total of
ground
raises
contract
launching
Center
of
AMF's
the
U,
for
Titan
Intercon¬
by Morehead
13
total
business on the Titan Project to
The company previously was awarded
design and development of the under¬
system
Air
S,
the
for
the
Force's
'
Calif.
April
than $45,000,000.
more
$41,450,000
Force's
on
missile
Air
from
Materiel
'
the
Ballistic
Command
at
Missile
Inglewood,
I
contract calls for AMF to design and develop the hardened
storage
and
elevating
equipment
for
the
Titan
guidance
system.
has
support
World
been
engaged
equipment
War
for
the
II
in
the
the
study
Atlas
and
and
development
"Dyna-Soar"
of
Programs.
ground
Since
has also been active in the design and
production of radar systems, electronic devices, process
automation,
and underwater weapons.—V. 189,
p. 1570.
company
located at 1601 West Florence Ave., Inglewood,
registration statement with the SEC on April
13,
shares of its common stock, to be offered
for public sale through an underwriting group headed
by Auchincloss,
Parker
&
Redpath
and
Wilson,
Johnon
&
Higgins.
The
public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
corporation
Calif., filed a
1959, covering
ment.
The
400,000
underwriters
also
have
received
warrants
to
purchase
an
12,500 shares until May 1, 1964, the exercise price to be
by amendment.
The
corporation manufactures
small, light-weight diesel engines
ranging in horsepower from iy2 H.P. to 18 H.P.; and it .also manufac¬
supplied
in
1341
American
Loans—The
Airlines, Inc.—To Raise $70,000,000 Through
corporation announced
on
April 15 that it
had
arranged to sell privately $30,000,000 of 5% notes,
due in 1996, and $40,000,000 of subordinated debentures
(convertible
did not
into
stock
identify the
at
new
$35
a
share).
The
company
creditors.
The
corporation also issued its operating statement for the first
of 1959,
which showed that operating revenues dropped to
$69,474,704 from $71,057,403 a year earlier.
*Bhe report also revealed
of
net
loss,
1958
a
before
net
property sales, of $1,977,000. - In
of $1,065,376 was reported.
income
The bulk of its sales to date have been to, or
from, the Defense Department.
Net pro¬
will be added to the working capital of the
and the company intends to engage, as soon as the proceeds
this
of
with
company;
orders
financing
become
available, in a program of expansion and re-equipment of
facilities for the purpose of enlarging its output capac¬
of lowering its unit manufacturing costs
(at a cost esti¬
mated at $1,750,000).
To the extent the proceeds of this financing
are
insufficient, the company expects to obtain the balance of the
necessary funds from internal sources and bank borrow ngs.
its production
ity
and
The
company now
Arthur Vining
which
lists
188,
V/.
p.
Denis
has outstanding 2,299,016 common shares, of
Davis owns 1,435,000 or 62.4%.
The prospec¬
Kendall
as
President
and
Board
Chairman.
1041.
American Potash
A new
was
the
lirst
quarter
& Chemical
Corp.—New Product—
type of molecule which
stable plastics has been
announced
may lead to the development of heatsynthesized by chemists of this corporation, It
April 8.
of the
Announcement
Vice-President
of
nificant advance"
discovery
research,
made by Joseph C. Schumacher,
the present results "a sig¬
plastics capable of enduring oper¬
than the limits imposed by the best
was
who
termed
in the search, for
far higher
today.
are
stable only to approximately 300 degrees
Fahrenheit.
The current project,
it 1s hoped, will develop plastics
that can
withstand temperatures
up
to 400 degrees centigrade or,
roughly, 750 degrees Fahrenheit.
ating
temperatures
materials
Most
The
available
plastics
new
today
compounds.are
based
on
boron
and
phosphorus
and
are
known
chemically as phosphinoborines.
Most existing
plastics are
composed of carbon compounds, while a few are based on silicon-andoxygen combinations.
Technically, the newly-synthesized molecule is a "linear chain of
repeating, tetracoordinate phosphinoborine units" with a high molecular
weight ol about 12,500.—V. 189, p. 1017.
-
.
*
American Smelting & Refining Co.—Straus
is
■ •
Resigns—
Chairman of the Finance Commit¬
Refining Co. but will continue as a
director.
a
director of the New York Trust Co., Revere
Copper & Brass Inc. and General Cable Corp.
Mr. Straus will become a partner In the mining and metaBurglee]
firm of Guggenheim Brothers on May l, according to an announcement
released on April 13 by Harry F. Guggenheim, senior partner.
Mr.
Oscar
tee
quarter
8
generators.
connection
ceeds
Co.—Proposes Offer'g
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
10, 1959, covering 216,093 shares of common stock, to be offered for
public sate through an underwriting group headed by Hayden, Stone
& Co.
The initial public offering price will be related to the current
market price of outstanding shares at the time of such offering; and
company
This company on April 3 filed
covering
for
Both figures are based on the average
during the period.
1959, AEP earnings of $13,208,186 were up
for the first quarter of 1958.
The company's
of
Ballistic
tus
income—
ry.
has
company
phone
—V.
Net
.
Net
period.
$12,394,129
earnings
tures electric
$100
1813.
p.
,
common
rev.
Ailentown
2,241
next,
at
per share, plus accrued dividends of $1.1212 per share.
Shares are to be drawn from stock of record
April
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$292,119
—V. 189, p. 1233.»
stock
its
additional
1125.
convertible
expenses-
were
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Partial
Redemption—
shares
revenue
oper.
ended
year
year
oper.
Railway
fiscal
the
1959—Month—1958
Railway
stock.
Longren
in
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Missile Contract—
This
This
prior cumulative preferred stock in exchange for each share of Longren
of
earnings
American M.A.R.C., Inc.—Proposes Offering—
Lawler, President of Aeronca, in making the announcement,
Longren would continue to operate as a manufacturer of
aircraft components, but ac the
Longrcn-California Division of Aeronca.
Shareholders of Longren receive one-tenth ol a share of Aeronca
common
stock and two ooe-hundredths of a share of
Aeronca 5V2 %
Sales
highest
outstanding
quarter
March
AMF
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 50
Corp.—Acquisition—
the
earnings of $4,180,425,—V. 189, p.
The Bell
that
common
1958
Federal
of
shares
first
over
record
antenna
49
April 10 announced that it had acquired by
merger, Longren Aircraft Co., Inc., of Torrance,
Calif., as of the close
of business that day.
stated
6.6%
of
System-
Condition
Reserve
53
Rates
Statement
Federal
comparable
of
the
The
Condition
reported
Missile, it was announced
Patterson, Chairman of the Board.
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
-
Aeronca Manufacturing
This
by
For
tinental
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
Co.,
16
period ended March 31, AEP earnings reached
compared with $45,018,140 in the previous parallel period,
increase of 4.6%.
Earnings per share of common stock reached
high of $2.34 for the latest 12-month period, against $2.23 for the
number
35
Chicago, 111.
The
an
35
Exchange
April
on
12-montli
$47,108,245,
45
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
charge of the company's
189, p. 913.
National
the
44
Board,
activities.—B.
Illinois
company
For
previous
of
outstanding last
53-year history.
a
35
stock
common
American Electric Power Co. Inc.—Has Record Earns.
This
41
Markets
of
debentures, if the convertible rights
their purchaser, would increase the outstandshares by about 1,143,000 shares.—V. 189, p. 701.
by
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
offering of 2,000 shares of common stock (par
made on April 9 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $37.25
per share, with a dealer's concession of 70 cents
per
share. It was completed.—V.
188, p. 1145.
tion
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Continental
39
shares
convertible
new
was
40
-
Transactions American Stock Exchange
The corporation has called for redemption on
May 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $36,500 of its 0%% junior subordinated
debentures due Sept. 1. 1970 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment
will
Stock Exchange
8,107,454
The
exercised
common
$1)
39
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
new
Administrator
Chairman
He will continue as Scientific Administrator in
39
SEC Index of Stock Prices
about $6,400,000, the announce¬
14%
Increase over 1958.
Vice President
Exchange
Exchange
company complete its acquisition
aircraft.
In announcing the financing
only that proceeds would be for general
jet
said
American Box Board
38
Stock
new
ondary
36
Exchange
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
1959 will total
would
Vliet,
Stock
be
Over-the-Counter
power
Research expenses in
36
Exchange
Stock
should
ing
of
American
had
31.
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
construction
Australia,
fleet
purposes.
March
Toronto Stock Exchange
He
said
the company plans to
spend about $9,000,000 for capital
improvements during 1959. A large portion of these
expenditures will
new
36
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
*
the
Stock
Coast
Pittsburgh
demand
Foreign sales, -bolstered by the introduction of new products
abroad and improvement in the economic
conditions of certain coun¬
tries, are up strongly.
Mr.
Cain
predicted a pickup in both sales and earnings during
the
last half of the year, with total sales in the
neighborhood of
$121,000,000 and per share earnings of about $3.35.
into
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore
drugs.
go
Stock
15
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
director,
Abbott
Stock
Cincinnati
Chairman
as
VPage
American
of Com¬
Charles S.
and
"•
•
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
incumbents.
12
Chairman
Weston
Brown
■>"
companies.
Mr.
for
Mr.
and
Gale,
W.
organization.
retired
consultants
as
export
Abbott
Willis
Arthur
Development, and
Manufacturing.
H.
President
as
the
directors
new
are
Dr.
borrov/ings will help the
American
$116,597,000 and per share
first quarter sales characteris¬
three
board
and
new
large
a
corporate
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
com¬
were
and
Ernest
serve
Co.,
within
Pharmaceutical
Roger
the
of
Edison
Research
Dr.
elected
members
monwealth
of
arrangements
earnings were $3.32. The company's
tically have been higher than in other quarters.
The
first quarter loss was reduced to
$847,830 by profits realized
property sales. A year ago, including property sales, earnings were'
on
"The
because
MISCELLANEOUS
-
ht $1,634,960.
in
Total
Copy
The
;
a
record
per
share.
INSURANCt
-
-
show
a
operating expenses, said George R. Cain, Presi¬
dent and General Manager.
The
company's sales for the first quarter of 1958 amounted to
$33,023,000.
Earnings were $4,438,000, equivalent to $1.16
mon
INDUSTRIAL
-
Chairman—
Preliminary sales figures for the first quarter of 1959
slight increase over the comparable period of 1958 when
high for any quarter was -set, it was announced on April 9.
planned
Price $1.25 a
Corporation and Investment News
Abbott Laboratories—Sales Up—New
,
7, N. Y., Monday, April 20, 1959
of
S.
this
Straus
company,
He is also
resigning
as
Smelting &
'
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1790)
Btraus,
In
and
Ann Arbor RR.—March
close
down
in
July
Rallway
of continuous operation, * according
to
JT. D
MacKenzie, Board Chairman and President.
He said that the
notice of termination of the smelting contract between St. Joseph
Lead
Co., and American Smelting had made the
step imperative.
The import quotas on lead and zinc, imposed by the U. S. Govern¬
ment last Oct. 1, were also a factor in the decision to close the plant,
Mr. MacKenzie said, because the quota restrictions make it impossible
to obtain an ore supply for the plant from other sources.
."About 150 men will be out of work," according to Luther J. Buck,
than
more
50
years
Net
many
Missouri
for many
has been
is
custom
a
southeastern
the St. Joseph Lead Co.
years
Missouri
customer
mines
St.
of
Joseph
the
for
The output of
be handled
by Asarco.—V. 189, p. 1073
,
'American Telephone & Telegraph
Operating
expenses
income taxes—
Federal
11,096,000
8,260,000
2,601,249
5,771,989
An
Facilities—/
Expand
and
the
two
plants
used
in
the
income.
operating
Net
charges
after
Also
»At
$5,785,502 $18,090,803 $12,444,092
2,213,073
5,842,354
9,572,475
the
proposal
the
at
annual
on
each
date
share
be
cates
the
thCy state
The
new
the
business
w'il
April
15,
share
approved
be effective
owners
three-for-one.
stock
April 24,
about June
on
receive
the
1959.
1
two
It will
Stockholders of record
additional shares
for
the
on
of
face
has
will
continue
to
valid
be
and
need
certificates.
After April 24, stock certifi¬
$100 par value shares will automatically rep¬
new
number
their
company
certificates
held
now
for
present
same
in
the
Macon
new
their
that
more
for.—V.
$33 Va
than
188,
p.
value shares
value is $100),
par
1,600,000
1342.
r
share
189, p. 43.
corporation
covering
"
to
prepare
'■
;
*
RR.—Earnings—
189, p.
April
on
25,000
shares
Period End. Feb. 28—
6
of
filed
letter
a
common
mortgages,
,
and
rev.
Net ry.
fr.
ry.
opers.
income-—
—V. 189, p. 1234.
oper.
more
iy.
from
rev.
„
,
v
$9,622,226 J
1,591.066
2,205,041
,
$168,500 '
159,825
'
>
186,338
books
1
;
56,822
331,486
347,120-.
closed.
$274,548
90,991
-
*
-,
be
sold
are
to
for
general
corporate
and
the
U.-
S.
Government
the
26
weeks
share
per
ended
year
the
on
June
no?
299,000
1958
30,
4: CAPITALIZATION
'V.
v.
*30,000
be
shares
stock
mon
each
has
,
being
sales
'for
shares
key
M.
Loeb,
&
Co.,
L.
F.
Shields
N;"
.
Outstanding;
of
the
eXefcisfe* of
upon
exercise'
upon
of
to
' are
' 1
■
shares
which
'purei«4'/"frbm;'>the'-''6oinpany.and-
follows: ' *• "
ax
to
''
.
principal-underwriters" of cotttr
ahd the> aggregate "number' of
agreed
options
(options
V;
'
«
■'1".'
'
,y-■_;
from
•„•' "-f
'
-
y..
•:
*
-
From
From Selling
Company Stockholder
4,545
15,455
duPont
&
1,591
Co.——I'
-
5,409
1,591
& Co^__:
&
8,500
2,500
5.409 (
;
-1,591
5,409
-
Coinpany"~u-^i^.lJ^^kr~--—1,591
&
G.
Walker
H.
Co.—
&
Co.—
±
&
909
:
Co.21__
3,091
909
" 2,318
-
'
Boettcher
Crowell,
Co.^_—2—*-455
and Company__2_„———
Weedon & Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co.—
Granbery, Marache &
Lee
: '
Walker ,&
(A.
p.
S.)
;
189,
Beck
Bell
p.
Shoe
1343.
Net
Corp.-—March
Sales
Up—
>V 1959—13
Wks.—1958
$4,311,891:', $13,063,711
..
*
$11,675,495
.
1359—Month—1958.
.
..
1959—2 Months—1958
revenues—_l.$3l;717,852 S29.783f5ia $63,953,907 $60,632 55$
30,133,002
20.553,666
40,966.489
42,81l|850
expenses
taxes.
income
4,720,500
3,666,800
9,353,200
1,799.672
1,485.468
3,652,851
.2,978,795
$5,064,678
$4,077,576
$9,981,367*
$7,872 106
—
iiacoiiie
operating
,
6,969,800
cha^ge^r:• 4,497,190.
3,465,613
3.886,220
6 629452
«'r/. •:
.
• <
y;. Y
V--1,
'.'i '« '•/
' ''
'
Ben^ix Aviation Corp.—-Large Canadian Order—
-
189, p: >i'343.r.':^
,
A
purchase- order
than
on
-"
April 30; 216,093 American Agriculture Chem¬
May 4; $30 million Textron debentures also on
1,545
1 545
after
—v.
'
-
-
'
1959—4 Wks;—1958
operating taxes—'
Net
•'
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Federal
offerings scheduled for sale during the April 20May 15 period are: 800,000 General Telephone & Electronics Corp. shares
of common on
April 21; $30 million Southern Italy Development Fund
bonds on April 22; $33,577,000 Glickman
Corp. common on April 27;
$10 million Washington Gas Light Co. preferred also on April 27;. $20 mil¬
''
•
Period End. Feb. 28--
Other
^545
455
""
$5,518,913 *
—V.
1,545
1,545
Sons:-i.vii2_2'_'r_—_2——455
1462'.
Period End. March 28—
$416,076,820
455
455
389,
from; the -Royal
$700,000 worth- of
April 9 by C.
rations
Radio
I.
Canadian VAir
Force
for
more
airborne' electronics equipment was announced
RiceYManager-.of-aviation'products
Divisions
-
;
for
the
corpo¬
■*'
'
The. order; handled by Computing
,
dian
ing
type
-
'
1^545
'455
Co.——„
;
.
1,545
455
-
-
•'1,545
455
/
Co.
Sales
•
:__2l
7
2,318
2,318
—
&
..
-
3,091
Sulzberger, • Jenks, Kirkland & Co. " " ' 682
Stifcl, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.*——
682
Westheimer & Co.——
L——r682
Barth
.*
'
.
5,409
Hallowed,
J.
s
13.909
4,091
Rhcades
Incorporated
Sutro
*.. Among the larger
April 16, 1959.
PRESENT "'FINANCING
' issuance
issuance
■
Rothschild
Operating
description of the above corporate financing may be ob¬
tained from the "Securities Now In
Registration" Section of the April 16
Thursday issue of the Chronicle, and, of course, the extensive "General
Corporation and Investment News" in the Monday issues.
were
employees.
names
offered
*
Operating
A detailed
Engineer¬
equivalent to
h Authorized?. "•
certain
severally
Francis I,
71,138,700
May 4; $7.5 million Arkansas Power & Light on May 5; $16 million Southon
May 12; $15 million Idaho Power Co.
bonds on May 13; and El Paso Electric Co. will be
offering common on
May 12, and bonds and preferred on May 19.
$135,859,
outstanding.
In the
$1,396,000 with a net loss
Hayden, Stone & Co
Kidder, Peabody <te Co
66,425,000
western Electric Power bonds
of
sub¬
Conn.
1958,, Barnes
of
EFFECT* TO
reserveclyfor
are
15,000
to
"
,
103,561,700
April 28; $20 million Ala-
27,
95^
and
'
Total
19,600,000
Dec.
infrared
over
prime
*75tf,606'sh'S»,?;£';?324,570shs.
the selling stockholder
$174,951,420
31.925.000
Stamford.
income
3
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
—V.
51,538,700
under
shares'then
(par
and
granted,'
GIVING
-.'
Common stock
Joseph
61,614,500
im¬
.'•'•-p
'
of $6,024.
Lester, Ryons & Co.
$122,715,720
in
are
ended
had sales of $1,003,000 and
cents
pur«
plant
"
Engineering was formed in 1954 when the com¬
of the Olympic Development Division of
Olympic
Headquarters and plant
EARNINGS—In
•
Private Capital Demand
on
used
pany acquired assets
Radio & Television,
Inc.
Barnes designs and
manufactures
and electro-optical components, instruments and
$357,778
126,552
has been the
$52,235,700
41,947,200
34,500,000
543,794'
!
subsidiary; the balance will
BUSINE3S—Barnes
-
^S#j
Stocks
$809,362
395,456
v..-.
systems,
Bonds
2,478,260'
$526,967
including about $100,000 for equipment, fixtures
provement in connection with an expansion; program.'.,
securities
lion Public Service Co. of Colorado bonds
$388,577
»Y 281,908
poses,
'$689,264
$621,668
which
as
$3,287.62?
*2,375,574
>
$263,778
Months1-1958 '
$2,802,541
1.267,497,,.
oper.
v
-
1959—2
$1,656,074
1234.
former
1959—2 Mos—1958;;;
$328,325
than the four-week esti¬
$235,855,220
:
the
shares
offered,
85,000
are
being sold for a
who, after completion of the offer, will own 9.2',;
of the
224,570 shares to be outstanding.
Proceeds to the company from the
sale of the remaining 25.000 shares will be used to
pay $105,000 of
notes due December.
1959 and to pay $100,000 of tax liability of a
assigned dates for their entry
on to the market are totaled in the table below.
The data are compiled
by the Corporate Financing Department of the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle from private and SEC sources.
-
p
$8,926,622
"1959—Month—1958
incL^
oper.
189, p.
the
equities is planned for
the first week. Of course a lot of
jockeying and other changes can alter
the plans made between now and the announced dates of the
offerings.
-
5
-
stockholder,
pay¬
each of the four weeks but about one-half of the
on
name
>
.
PROCEEDS—Of
on
Debt issues listed stick quite close to the average of $45 million for,
on
new
>
,..
-
(par
$129,571
40,738
,
oper.
railway
Carl
common
the
•
■
1,131,036
Blair
ical shares of
V
Barnes Engineering Co.—Stock Offered—An under-'
writing group headed by Hayderr, Stone & Co. on April 16
offered publicly 110,000 shares of common stock
(par$l)
at $10 per share. This offering was oversubscribed and.
since the first week of March.
bama Power Co. bonds
"
RR.—Earnings—
$1,394,814
Net
notification with- the
$2) to be offered
of
stock
$298,671
169,100
Stocks continue to predominate
$180,221,600
^
1224.
expenses.-
—v.
Tampa, Fla.—Files
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
This is about $92 million
Total
'
•'
$59,444,246 $60,428,621
50,517,624
50.806,393
23.413.789
revenue:!;'
Net
capital flotations for the oncoming four weeks
show some resurgency in strength compared to last week's projection.'
For the period April
20-May 15, inclusive, the demand for funds may come
;
.-
182,
; <_, ■
,
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$4,047,963
262,559
opt.
Period End. Feb. 28—
private
April 20-24
April 27-May 1__
May 4- 8
May 11-15
•
.
$27,481,752
granted,
The dollar amounts of the
1674.—V.
p.
under
-
1959 -Month—1958
Railway
per
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
.
189,
Exchange
$29,364,396
23,921,596
■
V
Ohio
&
Stock
1343.
ry.
fiscal
case
York
Railway oper.
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
April 13-May 8.
New
Bangor & Aroostook
,
mate of
the
on
l'ey. fr. rv. opers.
$5,442,800
oper. income,,.'1,935,701
Net
-V.
•
ing
$416 million.
V.
company's certificate of Incorporation became
changing the corporation name- to Avco Corp.-
expenses-
45
to
in
the
io
revenue ■—
contracts.
Scheduled
to
April
TPeriod fend. Feb. 23—
Net
V f'V;.-'.'./
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for payment
ment on properties.—V. 138, p. 2453.
$3
Net
owners
on
Railway
„
(even through
par
amendment
expan¬
,
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
held.
exchanged
for
resent
split
to
of
certificates
The
not
close
that
held
meeting
■ ;
Manufacturing Corp. below.
Railway dp: r.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
at
<•
,
Baltimore
to-, keep
necessary
_
SEC
Split Approved—
the
is
included
,
—V.
794,526
"
.
program
The
Stock
Building
4,889,029
$8,870,775
4,479,794
—
of
will provide space for additional fabricating
manufacture of the company's line of wood
materials.
ceiling
acoustical
Associated Women Investors, Inc.,
Net
Manager
General
}
of
County Development Corp.
began qn. April 13.—V. 189. p.
v
expansion
,
.
and. dealings,
of this company's .fiberboard production
Pensacola, Fla., have been announced
»
>
1959—2 Months—1958
3,431,000
said
'
Avco Manufacturing Corp.—Name
Changed—
,
''
,
2,050,810
Operations.
$4,143,250
1,252,499
.
*14,141
is a new warehouse which will be built adjacent to the
present Warehousing facilities later in the year.
At Pensacola,
where a number of Armstrong, fiberboard. insulation;
products and mineral fiber acoustical materials are mode, total manu¬
facturing space will be Increased this year by 2V,c, and total ware¬
housing space by 59^. Additional fabricating equipment will also be
installed to meet forecasted sales of the company's
new Acoustical,'
Fire-Guard ceiling material.
■.i-'.-v.*'
V".
The Macon facilities are expected to be completed and in operation
by mid-1960. The Pensacola addition will be operating by. Jan. 1, 1960.
sion
,
5,222,000
taxes-
operating
Other
and
Vice-President
building at Macon which
$42,025,835 $30,853,278 $80,591,471 $70,837,912.
25,070,244
25,035,407
51,632,019
51,243,591
revenues
Co.—To
$5,134,062
440,958
'.
Avco Corp.—New Name Effective-
/)?(>
1343.
Ga.,
Macon,
Peck
equipment
liber
the
.
*17,519
Peck,
R.
Mr.
en¬
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
"
,
♦45,567
p.
.
See Avco
production and warehouse capacity ahead of current:, and projected
sales growth, particularly in
sound conditioning materials..
He said construction will begin sometime in May on a new- fabrication
by that company's smelting facilities.
Notice of termination
long standing smelting contract has consequently been received
tirely
of the
——
at
Materials
smelter
now
can
II.
by
plant which was built and equipped
the type produced in the
lead concentrates of
lead belt.
The major
high-grade
handle
32,355
Cork
$2,026,626
'
1,916,674
♦13,107
*81,657
Plans for a major expansion
facilities
more.
smelter
Alton
The
to
1,943,660
*4,511
189,
Atlantic
effective
expected."
Southeast
054,922
*20,990
Armstrong
smelter, although the smelter has at times
"Wc have been operating below capacity for
several years.
However, Asarco has just opened a new secondary
Aluminum smelter adjacent to the lead plant and this has given
employment to more than 100 men and women, so the impact on the
community will fortunately be less severe
than might have been
of
675,588
"Deficit.—V.
659,302
$2,147,938
after
income
$2,391,133
Levittown, N. Y,—Stock Of¬
fering Suspended by SEC—
J - r<^
V' .
•
- See
$2,124,555
ry. opers.
income—.
1462.
p.
p.-1334.
taxes—
inc.
inc.
189,
RR.—Earnings—
iAvalon Investors* Corp.,
1959—3 Mos.—1958
'
fr.
.rev.
ryr.oper.
—V.
,
$720,506
$724,610
expenses
oper.
oper.
ry.
Federal
Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenues
oper.
Railway
Net
Alton
the
Manager
employed
Net
announced
David W. Taylor, of Norman, Okla, had been
sentenced
to
12
years imprisonment
and $44,000 fine: (by USDC,
St. Louis, Mo.) for fraud in sale of oil interests.
^
;;
Period End. Mar. 31-
will
smelter
lead
HI.,
Alton,
company's
The
mfter
Net
Offices
Regional
Worth
Fort
,and
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
,
expenses-
oper.
.
-1959—Month—>1958
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$12,830,482 $12,086,818 $26,341,409 $25;413,075
10,239,349 - 10,060,192
21,207,347
21,269,828
ievenue__
Railway
that
1959
30,
Line
Railway oper.
~
,
Boston
SEC
The
March
Smelter in Illinois—
Close
Boston
rities. '
Coast
Period End. Feb. 28—
Regional Office announced March 30, 1959 the
filing of a complaint (USDC, Conn.) seeking to enjoin violations of
Securities Act registration and anti-fraud provisions by this corpora¬
tion and Charles N. Granville in offer and sale of Angelique secu¬
SEC
The
to firms of the same name
that developed some of the world's leading mining and metallurgical
enterprises.
The first of these firms was founded by Meyer Guggen¬
heim who developed an extensive mining industry beginning with one
©mall smelter in Pueblo, Colo.
Guggenheim operations extended from
Alaska to Bolivia and Chile and to the Belgian Congo and Portuguese
Angola
including copper mines, tin mines and nitrate properties.
Operations will be confined for the present, Mr. Guggenheim said, to
the United States, Canada and certain countries of Latin America,,
with special emphasis on Latin America.>
v
.
To
Atlantic
Angelique & Co„ Inc., Wilton, Conn.—Cited—
tho firm, will be
development.
is a great grandson of the founder of
who
charge of new projects, exploration
Guggenheim Brothers is a successor
.
the
licensee;* is
systems
of
U.
The
for. Bendix
be
installed
equipment
S.
and
to
scheduled
aerial
to
is
many
equipment
-
aids
to
in
now
the
•
use
in
airlines
and
business
aircraft
in
countries.
advanced
navigation
begin
in
foreign
includes
Devices: of' Canada, Bendix C«nanavigation and instrument land'
RCAFs transport fleet.
The same
airborne
and
immediately,
versions
of
the
standard
radio
runway
approach.
Deliveries
Mr. Rice said.—V. 189, p. 1571.
ara
Biophysical Electronics, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
•
This
company filed a letter of notification with
80,000 shares of common stock (par 10
covering
at 82.50 per share
'
ioroceeds
Bonus
The
April I
orfered
are
Securities
SEC
on
to
be
used
for
general corporate purposes.-
Uranium, Inc.—Stock
and
porarily suspending
.the Securities Act
the
cents) to be
through R. L. Scheinman & Co., New York.
Exchange
Regulation
of
1933
Offering Suspended—
Commission
A
with
has
exemptions
respect
to
from
public
issued
orders
-
tem¬
registration under
Offerings of stock;
f
I,
JVolume
Number 5839
189
..
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1791)
by the
following: (1) Bonus Uranium, Inc., 1154 Bannock St., Denver,
Colo.—Offering of.'3,000,000 common .shares at 10c
per-share,- as '
proposed in ^notification filed Oct. 28, 1955; (21 Red Lane Calcareous •
Sirtter Co.", Inc., Thermopolis, Wyo. Offering of 150,00(1 common shares *•
at 10c per .l.hare,' as proposed in notification filed. Jan. 3,
1955;'and"
assets
(3)
Starfire "Uranium
13.000,000
&
Development
.shares
common
at.
filed
Aug. 24, 1955.
'
> Regulation A provides
2c
Corp., Tooele,, U.
share, pursuant to
per
'
of
stock
sold
the-use
and
that
assert
of
each
the
proceeds
the
of
comply with'this' requirement,
} Furthermore, according to the
of
Bonus
Uranium
leading in
and
respect of
Offerings/if made
3tarfire
certain
thereof.
foregoing
The
companies
agreed
•.
failed
orders,
material
basis
the
offering
to
appear
fraud
a
Paine,
question
made
or
Van
whether
facts;-and their respective stock*
Bacon,
—V.
Whipple
p.'
189,
Of
6%,
cumulative
No
The
preferred
to
are
be
stock
used
$10)
(par
Railway
oper.
offered
be
to
operating
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
from
lev.
$5,652,598
Net
:
$1,724,#74
approximately $950,000 for the first
period
modest.
Net
Allan
Texas,
the
and
man
best
first
in
quarter
three
the
months
elected
by
ry.
-V.
Gross
■
to
the
business
business
the
leader
former
of
shares
new
of
directors
of
Eugene
Omaha,
Nebr,—V.
189.
to
fill
the;
Eppley,
C.
599."
p.
of
the
of
three-
the
of
Broad
Street
$4,596,000.
than
greater
For
the
as
This
in
189,
ended,
The
SEC
authorizing
in
-
the
high
for
February
month
any
rate
corresponding
Co.—Stock
order
an
1958),
issue
to
company
the
proceeds
of Montaup
1343.. ':-:
which
of
Electric
and
Brothers
period
and
used
were
Co.
and
(&
for
the
J.
the
acquisition
construction
of
The
corporation
outstanding
plus
accrued
the
at
has
6%
of
called
National
Trust
of
50
redemption
preference
cents
"
..
Loewi
New
share.
per
May
on
stock
at
Period End. Feb. 28—
oper.
*
1959—Mohtli—1958
revenue.
$1,047,889
530,515
Net
Net
rev.
from
ry. oper.
189, p. 1235.
will
$939,195
575,926
all
of
$2,087,036
the
amount
&
Co.
$4,800,000
net
income
the
707,649
has
used
to
the general publie
of
and
has pioneered
GIVING
EFFECT
..
Short-term debt (due within
"Long-term debt:/
Note
t
one
.
..
to
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
of
its
in
Reinholdt
L.
F.
;
5%——:
'
r
Mortgage notes payable, 6%
Subordinated promissory notes ($55,- '
000 at 6%, $498,9.00 without
int.),
Common
stock
(no
par' value) -*
%
pipe
1
,
&
ry.
1959—2 Months—1958
$516J107
$1,089,597
384,371
868,478
806(318
$131,736
$221,119
$303,782
$108,941
*
35,116
1235.
p.
;
418,328
Oper.
income...
oper.
189,
.
$527,269
exps.
ry.
/
;
1959—Month—1958
-
revenue—-
from
rev.
*
50,849
"
"
$1,110,100
72,192
•
.•
-
115.009
.
f
■
.
1344
'
&
Ohio
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.—Earnings—
1S59—Month—1958
43,528,322
Net
from >y. oper.
1-ev,
ry.
$6,277,778
income,,;.,,-
oper.
Chicago
Period End. FebY28—
Railway
Railway
oper.
4,201,919
Eastern
&
$5,281,875 $13,654,795 $11,429,210
3,031,197
8,641,092
6,776,249
Illinois
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
.
$2,897,597
exps;
2,251;421
2/227,365
ry. oper.
$646,17G
$417,204
ry/'oper. .income,-^
2x4,922
50.195
operating
Net
.—V.
from
rev.
*
750,000
1959—Month—1958
$2,698,147
$2,702,636
1,898,338
1,899,078
$5,473,052
3,858,468
$5,534,152
expenses-
$799,809
$803,558
$1,614,584
$1,677,210
294,810
307,225
590,432
617,650
Nicolaus
Co
&
'
.
/
Net
250,000
Co,
&
Inc.—
500,000
Corp....^
&
Net
200,000
Co.___^
—V.
Co.,
Co.__
&
Cohu
inc.
oper.
189, p. 1235.
„
150,000
oper.
1959—Month—1958
revenue
328,238
290,372
$55,732
"
*
Granted
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ops.
-
income—
oper.
189,
ry.
•
Exemption
'
-
of
with, the
domestic
non-utility
which
of
none
r
intends
to
merge
Its
Act.
a
under
G72,763
$142,153
53,773
51,898
$395,694
156,392
holdings
are
corporations.
•
operating
Net
the
Net
within
merger
six
the
Act.
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses-
of
Period
States;
.
its.
and
Net
Net
-
-
with
one
can
—V.
In
of
investor*;
connection
noted
of'the
that," at
served
no
with
the
useful
-
-
the
existence
time
purpose
cdmpany: System,"
modification of the order directing
of
Islands
the termi¬
Islands, Gas <fc Electric Co., the Commission'
of
the
and
.now
entry
unduly
of
that
order
complicated
proposes
to
the
merge
having
in
195?,
an
least
the
rev.
from
$1,609,409
ry. oper.
railway oper. deficit
189, p. 1235.
Islands
holding
industrial
$8,000,000.
Commission
.
"192,641
•
589,729
*
$1,289,391
7.91,926
$3,391,056
987,682
Y
.
$3,414,745
783,838
.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
1
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
$17,514,232
expenses^
13,853,465
from
1235.;
$2,859,285
$3,660,767
719,155
ry. oper.
railway oper, inc,_w
189, p.
1959—2 Months—1958
$15,449,725 $35,191,584 $32,094,828
12,590,440
28,100,612
26,084,527
$7,090,972
1,474,074
413,481
.
r
$6,010,301
978,664
.
„
,
Chicago Telephone Supply Corp., Elkhart, Ind.—Ap¬
points Distributor for Sales and Foreign Manufacture of
Variable Resistors—
Central
with
$4,439,338
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Months—1953
$16,108,434 $15,340,917 $33,085,485 $32,450,705
14,499,025
14,051,526
29,694.429
29,035,960
_
shareholder'
a
a
$4,818,671
49,207
.
be
has agreed that if the merger or consolidation is
effectuated,
Commission may revoke the exemption if the circumstances .that
will then exist prove to be
detrimental to the public interest or the-
nation
End. Feb. 28—
public-utility
months
$2,146,970
'*120,590
1464.
p.
comprised'
Central
interest
191,399
189,
RR.—Earnings
1959—2 Months—1958
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings-
It
adoption.
is afforded
company
$2,672,533
income—
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
Railway
Any shareholder of Cenpuciwho does hot desire to become
the .surviving
exps.
ry. oper.
sub-,
effectuated unless, as required under Delaware law, the holders of twoihiTds "6f'the total'numbdr of shares of its stock vote for its
in
ry.
from
& Pacific
$17,510,516 $36,848,767 $3G,861,422
15,606,109
15,363,546
32,027,096
32,422,084
consum¬
consolidation
or
rev.
,,
.
1959—Month—1958
has sim¬
stock.
common
No
Railway
..
$18,278,642
revenue—
and
now
,
,
plans
of
•
consolidate
optr.
holding company.
Delaware, is Solely a./
subsidiaries and
operates in the United
or
Railway
exempt
number
$1,068,457
667,872
15,149
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
*
-
also
an
$810,025
$161,558
1235.
p.
period End. Feb. 28—
■«'-
—
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$451,930
expenses
oper.
$383,970
'
250,000
Corp.
3,856,942
.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
Railway
.
Stet-
&
railway
ry. oper.
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings
100,000"
Geruldsen &
Wheat
from
rev.
250,000
hos
modified
a
previous order directing
Appropriate stejis to terminate the existence of its
accordance
1959—2 Months—1958
revenue-.,
_._200,000
C.
to
272,42*
oper.
son
pursuant
$1,036,416
oper.
Wallace,
structure
$M44,966
167,169
189, p; 1235.
Period End. Feb. 28—
-
Holding Company Act-
capital
$5,632,158
4,595,742
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
$250,000
^
A.
Co.
$5,771,970
4,727,004
Railway
Underwood
Electric
1959—2 Months—1958
$2,644,569
revenue...
250,000
R.
«k
^
1959—2 Months—1958
Railway oper. revenue__ $26,588,913 $25,217,982 $55,487,742
$54,957,532
Railway operating exps.
20,311,135
19,936,107
41,832,947
Co
Winslow,
Islands Gas
Angeles.
&
&
1935.
Los
Exchange Commission
Simon
M.
American
1572.
Corp.,
Railway
Stroud
Utility
1344.
p.
International
200,000.
assets, with a net book value of at
In View
of this change
of the function ot Islands,
revoked its 1952 order.—V. 188, p. 2743.
*
*
Outstanding
Chesapeake
.
.
Co.
Co.
and
Milling
Co.;
Swiss
J.
be
theYDivision.—V. 139.
company
Gardner—
Sutro
750,000
later
can
of
company filed a letter of notification with the SEC on
April 3
covering 150,0C0 shares of common stock ipar 10
cents) to be ofiered
at $2 per share
through Aetna Securities Corp., New York.
The proceeds are to be used for
general corporate purposes.
Net
&
plant
President
&
Inc.
Co.,
new
Rupe
Stifel,
400,000'
industrial
more
company
FINANCING
.'
•
$535,000
*
535,000
'
37,109'
.
' '
931,356
- Y'.
•
553,900
1
.
1
931,356
"
400,000 f.hs.
,
•
553,900
1347,154i
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg.
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a
: ••
Central Railroad Co. of New Jersey —Earnings—
Period End/Feb.
' 1959—Month—1958
Railway opef. revenue/-:''
$3,769,947
J
1959—2 Months—1958,
•'
$8,052,817
$4,007,76G
$8,527,006
*
Railway operating/exps.
-
This
corporation
delphia.
and
has
■
appointed
International
its- sales agent for the CTS
controls and replacement
Ph.,
Industrial
line
-
•
Resistance
of
Co.,
distributor
controls
Phila*-
military
marketed
thrbugh
distributors.
In
addition, IRC's foreign licenses will be adding the
manufacture of CTS variable resistors to their product lines.
To assist in carrying out these agreements, CTS has
purchased and
will operate IRC> variable resistor
manufacturing plant in Asheville,
N." C. Service from the Asheville plant to all customers will continue
* 3,£>09,334
3,567,292
7,589,224
$160,613
$440,470
$463,593
389,979
183,489
7,595,164
without
will
interruption.
continue
Y For
CTS
market
and
T
shs.-
r*Of the total long-term debt, $1,303,900 ($498,900 of which is with-<
out interest) is payable to stockholders and
$625,000 is secured by.
THE
research * and
-
*
payable to trade creditors, no
interest
-1—I——37,109
-
pipe
$G32,572
"
underwriting is involved."
development costs
for
This
priiic^al amount."
Rothschild
/ Dallas
only outstanding securities consist of
first
piastic
*
Notes
.,/
to
v
year)
'.**
payable to bank, 4%
additions
polyethylene pipe for sale to
many of the general applications
pipe; it presently produces ,tt"\ br*'w,est line
fittings of any company In the United States.*
' *
CAPITALIZATION
,f
Associates, Inc., Waldojrf, Md.—
Exchange Commission—
March ,3&
shares of
J
Net
the
disposed, of |ill;it»„domestic"public-utility subsidiaries
subsidiaries'
445,039'
manufacturer of plastic
The company was the
plastic
and
Stock
J
The
to
'the
pipe fittings in the United States.
United States manufacturer of flexible
&
Calif—Files With Securities and
procedure to obtain $28 cash
per share for nitf stock from the company. The Commission found that'
this Was an appropriate basis upon which
shareholders, at their election
.Ynay .terminate their'interest in the'company/ /
'
'
and
American
.
Chance
Chemical
PROCEEDS—The
net proceeds
will be available
for
working capital and. other corporate purposes.
■
Y*"
:
R.)
Ac'tank,
per share through a group;
Underwriters headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co,'
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed j
v
1463.
p.
and
expanded to meet rapidly increasing
requirements of West-Coast industries
fq? high-purity gases, said J. L.
-
prepay
in
Inc.
Public
The
plified
$74i,82o
of
largest
York
New
-A-
;
hamecjfvbejpw W$/v
500,000
Jackson
i.
take
to
mated
Carlon Products Corp.,
Aurora, Ohio—Stock Offered—,
The corporation on April 16 offered
.100,000 shares ofcommon stock (no
par) at $9
the
the
$1,750.00C. plant producing more than 35 torts of
liquid oxygen,
nitrogen and argon each day has be ?n placed on stream at
Los Angeles,
Calif./;by the company's National Cylinder Gas Division.
-
$9,479,196.
was
750,000
♦:
pp.
of
200,000
Pierce
189,
revenues
500,000
Co.
&
_/
Central
is
of
the
negotiations leading to the purchase by
Corp. of the assets of Consolidated Coppermines Corp.
Pasco
Chemetyon Corp.—Liquid Oxygen Plant Completed—
.
underwriters
Hariseatic
Curtis
sidiary.
;
BUSINESS—Corporation
redemption on May 1, next, $2,500
May 1, 1953 at 100%.
Pay¬
City Bank, Cleveland, Ohio."
dated
»
Net
incurred
♦
500,000
150,000
Inc
Webber,
parent
;
1,121,420
$999,207
be
and
program,
of
electric
1958.
I.
Weeks___
&
Central
or
;
U.-S.
..
.Ne;t rev. from ?y/oper.
Net
—V.
ry._ oper/deficit!
189,
p.' 1235'.-
**'
'
.
..
-
758,911
$931,842
v
340,229
to
this
be
is
product
long range
velopment.
program
Complete
coverage
...
adding CTS's broad
Patent
All
variable
resistor
products
of
manufactured.
a
continuation
its
planned
expansion.
For
of
diversification
product
both
>
of
IRC,
this
is
another
and
companies
»
program
future
for
plant,
step in a
plant de¬
of the. replacement market will be provided by
line of original equipment controls for TV, radio
Office) William B. Dana Com pany. Publishers, 25 Park Place,
New York 7. N
Y., REctor 2-9570
George J
Morrlssey
Editor;
week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices; 135 S. La Salle Street Chicago 3. Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 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 rhr Act of March 3, 1879. SubscriptloM
In United States, U. S.
Possessions. Territories and Members of Pan-American Union,
$65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada $68.00 per year
Other Countries, $72.00 per year..
,
•
*
-
,
NOTE; On account of the fluctuations lh the rate
of exchange,
$2
company.
in
corporation'oil
Net
494,703
will
bonds
Central, organized in 1932 under the laws of
holding company and has been registered as such
.1.087.829
269,779
of
program,
&
The -Commission
be- made
"$1,863,240 '
$413,269
the sale
1,675,000
Holding "Coinpaiiy A6t of
"1969—2 Months—1958'
389,536
*
the
of
Corp.—Acquisition—
members
Railway operating
Tl\e Securities and Exchange .Commission op April 6 issued n decision
exempting this corporation as a holding company and every
subsidiary
company thereof" as" such from
the provisions of the Public
Utility
"
-
$517,374
*
inc.—
for
.
share,"
per
Smith.
400,000
Lemon
exclusively
railway oper.
funds
National
proceeds- ore to be used
additional working
capital.
—V.
i
Railway oper.'expenses^
—V.
&
York
—V.
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Maine—Earnings—
"Railway
6,099,189
4-"?is, were received from
Inc., and Salomon Bros. &
150,000
From the
1999,
1,
$105
Payment
Cm
&
.Corp.-'i,:
Pref¬
*
.
Co.,
Railway oper.
naming
the
of
Corp.
Fay____Y_„__
Inc. Y.
Co.;'Ltd., Toronto, Canada.
■
.
for
called
the
Period End, Feb. 2£—
$828,114
purchase from the company ttfcopposite its name below:
Michigan
Hornblower
Up—
■
cumulative
dividends
$852,958
346,423
-
$6,927,303
forth
Robertson
Johnston,
securi¬
,
its
the'general
the
at,
Charleston & Western Carolina
Ry.—Earnings-—
}
$6,997,403
6,144,445
V" 280,620
all
&
in
year
Co
&
Rauscher,
Stone Ltd.—To Redeem
*
1' '
♦
•
loans
the
to
set
Forgan
Hooker
purposes.—V.*-189,
Sales
bonds,
Fenner
bank
agreed
Earth
First
Company Act
competitive
bidding
at
the
Pancoast
Holding
sell
for
at
The
.
t-
—V.
$37,074,121' While
bonds
Glore,
I..
Cleared—
Subs.)—March
-Canada Crushed & Cut
Stock—
$374,689
Lehman Brothers L—$1,675,000
/
1958.
of
the
of
,
erence
$418,159
»158,901
UNDERWRITERS—Each
severally
1674,
p.
'
furnishes
228%;
1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Months—1958
..$14,716,464, $12,078,950 $40,767,764 $35,071,586
189.
\
(2,980,610
wi<h "the construction
aggregated"
Period End. March 31—
—V.
,
$3,355,299
2,975,586
with
filed a letter of notification with the
covering 10,000
common
stock
(par $2) to be offered
$5 " per share and $100,000
principal amount of 8 %
convertible
borfHs to be offered at face amount".
No
84,826
1959—2 Months—1958
$3,393,745
(jointly),
Paine,
Sales
'
71,751
'
notification
at
•
1235.
outstanding
&
Butler
$191,965
Y
'" '1959—Month—1958
ynch,. Pierce,
l
Dewar,
Sale
under
has
assisted
189,
-'-'The
-
and
outstanding Dec. 31,
p.
" $230,226 "
342;873
,
40,000 shares of $50 par cumulative preferred shock.
Net proceeds are to be used to
prepay in part or in whole Brockton's
short-term bank loans (of which $2,300,000 were
ties
$534,841
Ry.—Earnings—
ry. oper.
EARNINGS—For
-
issued
this
" ;.f
.
of
Files With Securities and
$560,660
330,434
electricity to about 239,760 customers in 212 com¬
adjacent rural ureas, located in 42 counties
jn southern
Texas, and supplies electric energy at wholesale to 10 rural
electric*
co-operatives.
of shaves of Broad Street
Whitehall Fund totaled $2,470,000,
and
$1,775,009
Edison
has
28-f
munities
shares
new
.
Brockton
Georgia
company
redemptions
Investors
fldtn
the
de
(W.
BUSINESS--Company is engaged in generating, purchasing, trans¬
mitting, distributing and selling electricity in southern Texas.
The-
,
1958.
just
1343,
p.
from
sales of
gross
all-time
new
a
up- 21%
was
National
compared
recorded
March
quarter
Investing,
—V.
brought out that in March
funds
Y,'
!,,!/•/
letter
a
*
1959—2 Mos.—1958
company's construction
of
Fox-Martin
Cerro
/ $112,854 */ ' $87,758
!.' 33,979
'
45,715
income
p.
connection
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
totaled
Mr.
'
to
7%- debentures,
made
&
Exchanges,
■/,
were
quarter
2,000:
See V.
$260,827
173,069
-
164,748
FROCEF.DS—Net proceeds from
finance a part rf th »r-
j.
-
Group of Mutual
a
record $13,232,000 during the first quarter of
1959
nearly three times greater than the $4,537,000 in the first'
1958, according .to Milton Fox-Martin, President of Broad
Street Sales Corp.,
national
distributor
of
shares
of
Broad
Street
Investing Corp., National Investors Corp. and Whitehall Fund, Inc..
Funds
and
$277,602
be
Cerro de Pasco
';/'/ '"
1958—Month-Y1958
-*
10-year
-
will
-Burnham
101.637;- Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., "
101.63; Kidder, Peabody
Co.-, 101.5799; Halsey, Smart & Co., Inc.,
101.27; Blyfh & Co., Inc., 100.8099; and The First
Boston Corp., 100.789/
The series I.bonds are to be redeemable at
general redemption prices
ranging fi'cm 107.18% to pur, and for debt retirement
purposes at
redemption prices receding from 102.39%
to par, pins accrued interest'
in each ecse. *.
\1.. '.Y
Y 'Y
!
of
governor
board
October
last
of
and
man
airline's
death
Street Investing
sales
189,
Hulzler
-
all
Broad
■
of
oper.
Merrill
of
corporation's.
.
prominent
been
created
;
Competing bids for
President, announced
but
■
»
?. ppn
The group won award of the issue at
competitive
sale April 14 on a bid of
101.6599%.
the
Shivers,
has
vacancy
hotel
raid
direction
2,500
&
\
Heller <fc Meyer—:;.."——
'
filed
2,500
i
;
added
be
to
are
corporation
its
ment
4.60%.
on April 6.
preliminary «stim'ti is s bject to adjustment
such adjustment is expected to be
relatively
income during the same period of 1958 was
$426,196.
Beard
either
Co.
31
Century Plastic Products, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
of
Co.———_ 2,500
Gradison & Co
proceeds
The
4,500 i
underwriting syndicate, on April 15 offered an issue
$1,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series I,
4%%, due
April 1, 1989, at 102.427% and accrued
interest, to yield
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Sets First
Quarter Record-
•Mr.
D.
&
& Co
an
1,306,138
in
W. Scranton
March
on
/
Inc. 4,500 *
Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Lehman'
Brothers and Glore, Forgari &
Co., as joint managers of v
$873,086
351,741
history, Chas. E. Beard.
Co.,
of
893.124
of
&
Shares
Centra! Power &
$202,678
the
Turben
j
>
The
com¬
respective names:
C.
4,500
V
income—I*;
1235.
p.
Net rev. from
,
451.277
income
*
opers.
Period End..Feb.
; ;.*■
$585,434
made
ry.
ry/oper.
Net
ry. oner.
Net
of
Kohymeyer & Co.——_
E. Unterberg, Towbin
-
"Y
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
t
Net railway oper. deficit
—V. 189. p.:,1674...
-
1959
shares
of
1
severally
-
and
$12,013,236 $12,519,901-r
10,289.102
11,646,815
5,696,216
■
w.
8,500
"
exppnsesl
rev.' fr.
V. 189,
shares^
per "
1959*—2 Months—1958
$5,898,894
5,067,164
have
corporation
covering 150,000 shares of common stock to be offered
share, through Summit Securities, Inc., New York,' N. Y.
per
_
1959—Month—1953
Railway, oper. revenue—
Railway oper.-expenses.
SEC
$10
at
expenses.//';*
Maine RR.—Earnings—
»The
all '
SEC
; Net
:
-
Boston &
below
number
Barth
7,500
revenue-^
Railway mper."
...
Y
for
600"
shares,
3
Century Brick Corp. of America, Erie, Pa.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission-*- *
*
„
,
issued
Carolina & North Western
Ry.—Earnings—
the
underwriting Is involved.
proceeds
/'"
J.
.
7,500
Co.'l___
&
1344.
Central
share.
the
Merrill,
9,500
•
v.
'
150
Y
9,500
Co.___
&
Period End. Feb. 28—
for hearing, Upon-re-1:
respective suspensions
should"'
182, p. 2015. A
corporation on April 8 filed a letter of notification tVith
covering 2,500 shares of common stock .(novpar) and 5,000
named
Chas.
&
payable,
are
.**
company
1
&
&;.Co.__Y—:
the
The
notes
•'*/
.
the
repurchased
opposite- their
Jackson
!
duPont
Border Farms, Inc., Portales, N. M.—Files With SEC—
SEC
and
Shares
Co.__32,000
Estabrook
of
permanent.—-V.
•
underwriters
below
Francis I.
and
opportunity
the
on
employees
Company!:
Alstyne;; Noel & Co
and
vacated
forth
set
Hammill
Curtis !_
•
be
and
mortgage
*-•
offered,
purchase front\ the company
Webber^
Shields
to
in the filing terminated its
underwriting agreement with the
company; .fthose
asserted
concerning Starfire Uranium involve the'
failure to reflect the status of performance of
assessment work on;,
the company's unpatented
mining claims and the status, of a contract*
to purchase unpatented mining claims. ■■
YJ
1
•
Each of the orders provides an
quest,
the
above
.
named
'5; A
of
1,-1967.
shares
\
afjch circulars,would operate-, '
deceit-upon purchasers.
The misrepresentations as-*~
serted with respect to Bonus Uranium relate to the failure to disclose
the current
status
of
performance of assessment work on its
un¬
patented "mining claims and the further fact that the-underwriter
as
the
upon
to
Shearson,
circulars *
mis-Y
false
be
.the
-
officers
stock
mon
■
said
Uranium
to
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
Commission's*
has
*
$750,000
subsequent,to .D-rc.: 31,^1958. '
a
conditional exemption from Securities Act*
registration with respect to public offerings of security not exceeding
$300,000 in amount.
One of the conditions of such an exemption is a/ '
requirement for the filing of semi-annual reports reflecting the amount'
orders
addition
Shares
ofnotification
.
stockholder.
a
profits-until April
)'*■ ?In
Offering
-
of
out
.,
of
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
industrial controls- will be marketed throughTRC'o"Distributor Division.
:*
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V The plant area of the Chicago Telephone Supply\Corp; is now . 435,000
Kouare
,feet
including: ' (1) - Main
plant in Elkhsrt, Ind.,
<2) Canadian subsidiary: C. C. Meredith- & Co., Ltd., Streetsville, Qnt.;
(3) West Coast subsidiary: Chicago Telephone of California, Inc., So.
Pasadena, Calif.; *4> Berne, Indiana plant:-CTS^ Inc.; anh (5) Asheville
jj c plant nev.ly acquired from. IRC: CTS of Asheville, Inc.
The products of the Chicago Telephone'Supply Corp. include;, (1) A
complete line of variable resistors and associated switches for military
and commercial applications; (2) tube savers for prolonging TV tube
life; (31 custom compression moldings; (4) laminated phenolic sheets;
and' (5) Other electronic components.
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of .distributor military.and
'
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
1959—2 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
.Period End. Feb. 28—
$3,106,182
2,431,270
$3,002,096
2,379,205
$6,441,292
4,837,135
$6,252,698
exps.
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$673,912
$622,891
$1,604,157
494,859
496,327
1,103,136
$1,531,554
1,094,398
Railway oper.
revenue—
Railway operating
4,721,144
•i
Net
J 89,
—V.
income.
oper.
rv.
p.
_
April 10 reported that the income before
income taxes for the six months ended £eb. 28, 1959, was $510,840, as
compared with a substantial loss for the same period- of the. previous
fiscal year. No income taxes, however, are payable on the income for
the current period by reason of losses 'on the liquidation of the air
conditioning business charged against reserves previously provided and
tax loss carry-forwards.
This improvement in results of operations is
due primarily to the company's withdrawal from the manufacture and
sale of air conditioners.
;
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; Mr.
Alsdorf further stated: "We have heretofore reported that ;the
company had filed suits against the Government for refunds of excise
taxes/claiming that certain air conditioners sold by the company were
not subject to such taxes.
A decision in favor of the company was
rendered by the Federal District Court in Chicago on June 11, 1958.
The Government appealed, and on March 20; 1959, the United States
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit reversed the District Court
decision.
On
April 3, 1959,
the company filed an application for.
rehearing with the Court of Appeals. As indicated in previous annual
reports to stockholders, the company has provided reserves to sub¬
stantially cover these contested excise taxes."—V. 185, p. 43.
J, W. Alsdorf, President, on
,,,
,
.
:
Delta Tharmaceutlcals, Inc., Miami, Fla,—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission— :
:
The corporation on April 3 filed a letter of notification with the
covering. 20,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($10 per share)
without underwriting.
/
:
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purpeses.
.,
SEC
,
,
Detroit^ Toledo & IrontoiL RR.—Earnings^Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway operating
-
.
-
i
,,
in many areas,
a record rate
calendar day In March—or
averaging more than $2,000,000 for every
$3,000;000 for each of the month's 21 business days.
This record March rate, according to Saul and Otto Fromkes,
met
found-
reported on April 18, City Title is now contemplating, a second."extra"
dividend later this year.
It has .paid • quarterly. dividends without.'
interruption ever since it started operations in 1936; and. in February .
paid a regular V, »c dividend and an "extra" of 10c a share. ; r
v«Also under study, as the company continued'its growth in the.New*
York area as well as its expansion on a national, basis,, are planst
capital and outstanding
firm's
the
In
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stock.
W
"
request of this
At the
Fund
Inc.—Hearing
misleading.--V.
and
189,
Coil Winders, Inc.,
in
corporation on April 7 filed a letter of notification with the
150,000 shares of common stock (par 20 cents) to be
at $2 per share, through Bertner Bros, and Earl Edden Co.,
The
SEC
covering
offered
both
of
New York,
N. Y.
The-proceeds are to be used for machinery and equipmeut; to retira
and notes; for research und development; and working capital.
The corporation manufactures components for the U. S. Government
loans
and the electronic
industry.
Interstate Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on April 7 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $55.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share. The
unsold balance was withdrawn next day.—V. 189, p. 1235.
Colorado
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
entire
tie
$1,228,458
953,191
Net-
from ry. oper.
rev.
Net ry.
oper.
189,
p.
income..™
1344.
$1,050,458
927,279
$2,533,609
2,003,650
$2,204,827
1,912,797
$275,267
82,391
Raihvay oper. revenue.,
Railway operating exps.
—V.
1959—2 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Feb. 28—
$123,179
45,466
$529,959
154,586
$292,030
131.115
Current
intends.to
industry
stockholders'
meeting
on
were
re-elected.
•
Inc., publishers
of Bride's
Publications, Inc.
well
as-
concluded.-
from
the
Magazine, recently
acquired by Conde
meeting and commenting
on
the current operations
I. S. V. Patcevitch, Chairman of the Board
and
President, stated that despite a slow recovery of advertising volume
lost during the 1958 recession and higher union wages and postal rates,
the consolidated
1959 should be
net
close
earnings of
to
double
the company for the first quarter
those of
1958
which
were
on
a
of
consoli¬
dated basis $159,000.
This he said was clue
year
for
some
of the company's
magazines.
.
Discussing the outlook for the balance of the year, Mr. Patcevitch
stated .that, further improvement in earnings will depend largely on the
degree of recovery in advertising volume, which he expects will acceler
ate as the year progresses.—V. 189, p. 44.
Continental Air Lines, Inc.—More Mileage Flown—
corporation
flew an estimated oJ,9ois,wuw
c
^-ssenger
miles in March, 1959, a gain of 1G.5ft
from the March, 1958 figure
of 29,085,000, according
to Marvin L. Davis, Vice-Presidenfc-sales.
During March, Continental flew 161,174 air freight ton miles, up
14ft from March, 1958; air express showed an 8ft increase over the
previous year with 42,839 ton miles. Air mail flown was 84,174 ton
miles, off 6% compared to 1958.—V. 189, p. 1345.
Continental Tobacco' Co., Inc., Huntington, W. Va.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This .company filed a letter of notification wifi the SEC on April7 2
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at $1.25. per .share through. Best, Securities, Inc., New York.•
,„The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 139,
p. 2360.
(G. & W. II.) Corson, Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
/Net'sales for. the year ended Dec. 31, 1958, increased 2.4ft over 1957,
-setting a new record at $8,288,188.
The 1958 sales compared with
$8,093,142 in the preceding 12 months.
Net income tor the year 1958, after all charges and taxes, declined
to $580,537 from $694,719 ih the year ended Dec. 31, 1957.
The 1958
net earnings were equivalent to $1.19 per share on the 489,223 shares
of capital 'stock outstanding compared with $1.42 per
,share .earned in
% 1957, .;&4Jnsted /to
reflect the number -of shares outstanding at the end
,
Of
1958.
Corson, Chairman of the Board, and Bolton L. Corson,
reported -that unfavorable weather conditions plus gener¬
ally depressed business atmosphere, adversely affected-profits of Corsonmade products during, the first four months of 1958.
"This situation was substantially corrected with the return of more
fayorable weather and the improvement in business conditions gener¬
ally as the year progressed," they.?«pprted.*rrV, 188r jp.,747!* .- • Philip L.
President;
-
968,683
$733,560
$561;G43
391,447
y
'
$1,480,688 / $1,320,833
410,120
$292,780
<
849,877
899,398
$470,956
$581,290/
116,90'3
$218,759,
40,318
57,532
/
-
1959—2 Months—1958
$628,879
440,780
-
92,236
/
.
Crescent
with
in April:
field
p.
increase- in
for
the
unit sales of Acousticon hearing aids in
Corporation's
>
International
Acousticon
1959 is
Division,. by
.r.-v •'
Mr.. Carlson noled-thatvcurrent monthly sales
This
for
points .to
the
ticon,
two
figures lor the com¬
which marked: an overall
'-'//S,.!,'
increase of approximately 47ft
unprecedented sales-expansion for Ac'ous-
.projected, total
a,
period,
year
staled.—V.
ue
1958,
an
15.4,.p.
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796,
Di-Noc Chemical Arts, Inc.—Registers Financing Pro¬
have been produced.
Y v'/;!1
posal—
Y:Y,Y ;"Y './':r.-/..."Y^:
This corporation, with offices at. 1700 London Road, Cleveland, Ohio,
a
registration statement with the SEC on. April S, 1959, covering
;
344.
25%
surpassing equal records for
unit rise of 22^.. over 1957.
its policy of expansion in the oil.and
participation in industrial Activities, Mr.
Its
189,
$3,033,059 $26,759,192 $24,082,467
pany. are
continue
as
V.
$3,623,161
,
Malte J,, Carison,: President.
-
of
in
cubic
billion
400
/
Dictograph Products Co., Inc.—Acousticon Sales Rise
A
;•
after
commencing
1345.
p.
1959—i Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
31—
Ui—
V., 189,
forecast
..
$947,200 of SVa/fc. convertible subordinated debenture?, due May 15,
1,971.
The company proposes to offer the debentures for subscription
Offering With SEC—
one
and initial stockholders,
mill per warrant.
operates,
various
through
unaffiliated
company, and the
mon shares for a
by common
separate
the
stock
$70
for
entities.
The
officers
directors
of
1959;
$180,000 will be allocated
as
the
initial
of this
to
be
needed
Robert
Wolf
L.
Chairman
Railway oper. revenue™™
Railway operating exps.
Net
Net
from ry. oper.
income™™™
lev.
ry.
1959-Month—1958
189,
p., 1236.
2,857,378
3,003,793
5,9^6,629
ments.—V.
$882,005
$697,660
318,e28
$1,774,346
1,007,392
$1,650,903
Not
721,491
! .Vi;
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iThe election
the branches between Summit and
,
to retain
served
Mr.
as
Maes is
a
company,
Executive
Vice-President and
a
director
of the Donner
Inc.—Applies for Exemption—
as
tive
31,
Dec.
business or businesses other than that of
an
investment
defined by the Act. Pursuant to a plan of merger effec¬
1958, New York Dock Company, a registered, closed-end
investment company, was merged into Dunhill. According to the ligures
supplied at the time of the merger (as of June 30, 19581, the market
Value of Dock's securities portfolio was approximately $10,207,878
constituting about 80 ft of that company's total assets exclusive of
cash of approximately $2,100,324. A substantial portion of the assets
taxes, producing a net. lessening in
taxes of about $300,000.
(2)
Cooperation of the Board of Public Utility Commissioners in
eliminating non-essential. service.
This
oould
mean
a
savings of
including the present train-off case now before the Com¬
of Dunhill and its
$300,000,
subsidiaries
also consisted of
investment securities,
the market value of which, as of June 30; 1958, amounted to
-
4'
is
.
proposed to commuters the (1) passing of Assembly
(4) The Port of New York Authority to contribute $900,000 annually
toward ferry and terminal deficits, in lieu of
passing Assembly Bill 516
and in recognition of the fact that its policies have created the exist-
is
Secretary and technical advisor to bondholder committees in
engaged in
mountable.
upon the type of ticket.
of directors
corporation has applied to the SEC for an order exempting it
provisions of the Investment Company Act; and the Commission
has
issued
an
order
scheduling the application for hearing
on
May 5, 1959.
'
.
Exemption is sought by DunhiiJ on the ground that it is primarily
Bill 257, which provides for elimination of taxes on
passenger facilities.
This would mean about $700,000 in Class II taxes, and an increase in
(3) Cooperation of regulatory authorities and the public in adding a
amount to surburban and commutation fares.
This-would
return about $700,000 on the basis of a schedule to be
proposed. The
fare increases would average from $2.70 to $3 per month, depending
additional members of the board
Allen B. Du Mont, Chairman of the Board of Direc¬
are Oscar Lasdon and Robert A. Maes.
a
financial consultant with offices at 37 Wall. St.,
Dunhill International,
discouragement of railroad service. With the long-continuing
Jersey railroad tax policies the problems have become insur¬
reasonable
two
from
the
...♦/%>.
of
This
economic
circumstances have forced this decision."
This step is inevitable, he continued, because the State of New
Jersey
and Port of New York Authority have promoted highway transportation
,
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du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Directors—
Philadelphia, one of the country's largest philanthropic
organizations, with assets of almost $40 million.—V. 189,. p. 480.
"The Lackawanna does not believe it is in the best interests of the
communities of Northern New Jersey to discontinue the operation of its
suburban passenger service," Mr. Shoemaker
mission.
' $54,633
125,593
Foundation of
and commuter service.
the payment of Class I, m and IV
'
Association, the American Finance Association, American
Society of Appraisers, and the New York Society of Security Analysts.
fare increase, which together with State and Port
Authority
cocperation, will meet the out-of-pocket costs of operating suburban
The Lackawanna
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1237.
"$5,391
78,851
G2,122l
$918,687
973,320
Practitioners
modest
"but
>$23,619
$882,063
887,454
the reorganizations-of the Jersey Central and the New Haven railroads.
Mr. Lasdon is a member oi the Interstate Comraercer Commission
service.
"united participation by the State, the
commuters, the community and the Port of New York Authority," said
Perry M. Shoemaker, President of the Lackawanna. It also involves a
asserted,
$27,931
8,126
j
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City.
He is also associate editor of the "Banking Law
Formerly a member of the New York Stock Exchange, he
York
Journal."
:
.
the
Lasdon
Mr.
New
Glad¬
$452,642
476,261
The new members elected
tors.
The alternate program
requires
to
189, p.
1959—2 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
$464,157
436,226
deficit-™-
oper.
announced by Dr.
were posted on April 10
by the Lackawanna railroad in its
Jersey suburban stations announcing that the. railroad will halt
all of its electric suburban and commuter service
within 60 days. The
railroad plans to discontinue operations on the Morristown line between
New
per
from ry- oper.
rev.
ry.
(Allen B.)
Halt
To
—
v
Y*
1129.
189, p.
"Deficit.—V.
Notices
stone and Newark and
Montplair, N. J,
«
?
The railroad proposed an alternative in order
,
of
Railway operating exps.
Net
on
$22.01-
assets
Railway opeiY revenue—/
New
und
T
share to $22.01 per share, and it has declared $13.97 per share in
ordinary dividends and $11.43 per share from realized gain on invest¬
6,142,957
RR.
v'.>; ;/
per
$7,793,860
>/,;.>/>.
;
Record Assets—
Stout, President,
or
net
Period End. Feb. 28—
$7,720,975
.
and Dover,
total
1959—2 Months—1958
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Suburban and Commuter Service-
to have It built and leased
Diiluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings— Y
$3,701,453
540,876
or
long-term lease,
& Domlnick which firm organized the company in 1929; and
has managed it ever since,
Mr. Stout also stated that «n March 6 of
this year the company celebrated its 30th anniversary and that during
the last 30 years its per share net asset value has risen from $12.50
and
$3,739,383
oper.
a
Dominick
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—-Earnings-—
Period End. Feb. 28—
for each
The company, said that on March 2, 1959 at the annual meeting,
stockholders voted to change the name of National Shares Corp. to the
Domlnick Fund, Inc., to identify the corporation more closely with
in
the
President.
as
debentures
on April 15 reported total net assets of
share, at March 31, 1959.
This compares
$21,528,182, or $19.93 per share, on the same
date in 1958 and $35JBI1,492, or $22.10 per share, at Dec. 31, 1958;
In
October, lf/58, $8,100,000 new capital was raised by a one-for-two rights
offering of 540,000 shares to stockholders at $15 a share.
stores in Chicago the leases for which it Is presently
and of the remainder of the funds, $91,000 will be used
to pay accounts payable
(trade), $41,673 will be applied to extinguish
long- and short-term loans, and the balance will be added to working
capital.
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Board
Varick
A.
proposed
as
under
$36,534,935,
with
negotiating;
prospectus lists Benjamin F. Weinberg
the erection of the hew plant
for
Di-Noc
Domlnick Fund, Inc.—Reports
financing
in
of
$100
the
opened
investment
of
to
financial institutions and builders either to borrow the additional funds
to
underwriter,
company plans to use $90,000 of the proceeds
initial investment in the
three new stores
the
as
are
,
14
and
the ratio
in
held
April 28, 1959. The- subscription price and
be supplied by amendment.
Blair & Co.,
Inc., is listed as the principal underwriter.
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Di-Noc and. subsidiaries are engaged in the production and sale of
photographic film, and glass dry plates, printed saturating papers,
decorative film, and other products.
It proposes to acquire or lease
an additional plant to be
erected on land now owned at Willoughby,
Ohio, The plant will be equipped and used primarily for the production
of Di-Noc's photographic film products.
It is estimated that at least $400,000 of the net proceeds of this
financing will be applied to the purchase of new machinery and
equipment and to defray the cost of moving certain other machinery
and equipment into this plant.
The balance of the net proceeds will
be used either toward defraying the cost of the new building or will
be
added
to
working capital.
The * company is negotiating with
the "
and
shares
common
underwriting terms
v
subsidiaries,
stockholders
30
have acquired a total of 250,000 com¬
cash investment of $16,000; and for an additional
$500 in cash have acquired warrants (identical to those constituting
part of the units) to- purchase 500,000 additional shares. Thus, they
will hold 50ft
of the then outstanding stock and warrants, at an
investment, of $16,500, and the public will own 50 ft of the then out¬
standing stock and warrants, at an investment of $1,250,000, assuming
all the units are sold.
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Hoboken
This
1236.
p.
Sales'
self-service shoe
.stores- ins Chicago, Milwaukee, and Gary and Hammond, Ind.; and it
has executed leases for, and plans to open, two additional stores in
Milwaukee and one In Chicago. The company owns no real estate, its
operating outlets being on premises leased by the operating subsidiaries
V.
to increased Vogue Pattern sales, sizable opcraing economies in all branches of the company's activities, particu¬
larly in the Pattern Division, and higher advertising rates in effect this
at
Crown
/
Nast
company,
•
income—!"
oper.
189,
Peried End, Mar
reserves
Self-service Stores, Inc., Chicago, III.—Regis- r
promoters
warrants
*
In addressing the
of
$1,323,489
175,438
$3,002,049
2,440,406
(Diana Stores Corp, r—March Sales Up—
City
marketable
corporation, with offices at 368 E. 87th St., Chicago, 111., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on April 10, 1959, covering
250,000 units, each unit- consisting of one share of common stock and
two common
stock purchase
warrants. One warrant; exercisable at
$5.50 per share, i;; to expire 18 months from its date; and one war¬
rant, exercisable at $6 per share, is to expire 30 months from its date.,
Warrants are not exercisable for one year from their date.
It is
proposed to offer the units for public sale at $5 per unit. The offering
is to bo made on a best efforts basis by Charles Plohn & Co., for
which it will receive an 85 cents per share selling commission. The
underwriter owns 70,000 common shares and 140,000 warrants, acquired
The
Wells Drorbaugli, Sr., who joined the board last January was elected
Vice-President. Mr. Drorbaugh is the former President of Brides House
*
exps.
from ry. oper.
rev.
Net ry.
—V.
Tills
six
April 15 three new directors
were added to the board.
They are Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Newhouse, who
recently purchased a large block of stock in the company, and John C.
Whitehead, partner of Goldman Sachs & Co., investment bankers. The
remaining 12 members of the board
$246,226
>
filed
May
Earnings Reported Higher—
At the annual
and
Islands
Many
Crescent
gas
Ciarbadc
The
Conde Nast Publications; Inc.—Three New Directors-
Total
of the estimated 800 billion cubic feet reserve
fed
from
-
the
between
Alberta
border.
Saskatchewan
March
Crown
Westbury, N. Y.—Files With SEC
in
located
acres,
the
ters Proposed
'
-
Islands
In a separate
transaction, Convertible Fund, Inc., - an affiliate
Crescent, acquired an option to purchase a 2Sft future interest
1674.
p.
and
Britalta
the'Commission has authored a post¬
ponement from April 20 to April 21, 1959, of the hearing upon the
Fund's application for a modification of an earlier decision and order'
of
the
Commission declaring that its corporate name
is deceptive ;,
Net
>,
1
Civil & Military Investors Mutual Fund,
153,555
Hat
,
Many
of Medicine
haVfe
been estimated at approximately 800 billion cubic feet,
in 1956 the
two
owners
entered into a
gas
sales contract with Saskatchewan
Power Corp.
which then extended its pipe lines to the field, with
initial deliveries ol gas starting in September; 1958, serving the cities
of Reglna, Swift Current and Moose Jaw In the Province of-Saskat¬
chewan. .■••;;/'»
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In planning
reserves
for and growth of its distribution -system,.1
Saskatchewan Power expressed its desire for outright ownership of
the Many Islands field
and initiated negotiations lor acquisition of
the
property.
This resulted/in the conclusion of agreements with
ing
.
-
2,781.711
1959—Month—1958
revenue™™
Railway operating
field was discovered through the. joint/.explora¬
tion of Crescent and Britalta. Petroleums Ltd.. in 1951 on leases total¬
The
was
looking to an increase
V. 189, p. 807.
1,128,808
$667,465
479,600
-
income—..
1236.
Period End. Feb. 28—
sale of gas to Trans-Canada, as well as the procurement of
an
export permit, from the Alberta Conservation Board.
Both con¬
ditions are exnected to be met shortly, the announcement stated.
sold
company
189, p.
Railway oper.
ing the
.
double the average rate for all of 1958, when
insurance totaling $365 million, or $1,000,000 lor
each calendar day. >'■/■
' •
For the first three months of 1959,
Messrs, Fromkes added, City
Title sales were-16'r
greater than during the first quarter of 1958, v
the-company's previous record'quarter.
In -view of the highly favorable outlook for the year, Mr. Fromkes.»
City Title,
of
the
oper.
ry.
-V.
$4,105,200
$1,375,034
-
Detroit, Toledo, Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
corporation has agreed to sell its half-interest in the Many
gas field In Alberta to Saskatchewan Power Corp. for $15,payable in 20 annual installments of $760,000, W. H. Garbade, President of Crescent, announced on April 15.
The transaction
will become effective immediately after an agreement is concluded,
between Saskatchewan Power and
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines involv- >
200,000,
Sparked by a marked upturn In real estate activity
this company,
of New York, ; issued new policies at
ers
1,270,911
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
Islands
(N. Y. City)—Realty Upturn
$2,000,000-a-Day Mark —Second
Past
Volume
$1,938,376
exps.
'
1959—2 Months—1.958
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper, revenue—
This
Boosts
.
Crescent Petroleum Corp.—Bale of Gas Interests—
1235.
Extra Dividend Likely—
.
.
:
-
City Title Insurance Co.
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
out-pf-pocket and. operate,withput profit.. Any remaining -out-ofrpocket
deficit to be paid by the State upon certificatioh by the Board of Public
Utility Commissioners. If the foregoing, proposals are accepted the out¬
lay by the State- should hot be more, than .$200,000- on the basis of 1958
operations.—V. 189; p. 1236.
' J
F
~
/ ;
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: ■
/
Profit— ;
Cory Corp.—Semi-Annual Report Shows
line. In addition, the CTS line
IKCs comprehensive
and auto sets- to
■
...
(1792)
$2,217,107
.about 64Io -ol-Duiihill's total' assets. The present1 application states
•that as of Dec. 31, 1958 the market value of securities held by Dunhill
and its subsidiaries, including those owned by Dock at the time of the
merger was $15,336,796 which it is
conceded represents more than
40ft
of - Dunhill's total assets
(exclusive of cash and government
securities).
.
.. or
Dunhill's wholly owned
subsidiaries, other than New -York Dock
Railway, are engaged in the sale at retail and at wholesale of tobacco,
tobacco products and accessories, pipes; gift items, cosmetics,-toiletries
.ang. other .merchandise. New York. Dock Railway is-engaged in the
r4»peration-of
railway freight'terminal in -Brooklyn,- NeW Tork/Dunhill
Volume
189
Number 5839
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
has. also acquired.through the merger certain, rpal estate hi Brooklyn,
N.
Y., and in Reaclihg, Pa., which is occupied principally,
by com¬
mercial
:
tenants.—V.
189,
Eastman Kodak
A
eight-story
new
Rochester,
Y.
N.
is
Under
addition
to
to
Kodak
be
ready
Research
for
in
use
Laboratories
1961,
Dr.
•
of
'
'
:
130,000 volume technical library.—V. 189, p. 1345.
a
.
.
Atlantic
p. .1229.
Period End. Feb. 28—
'
.
.
/.
.
'
,
\
'>
.
J
~
%
;
;
..
,
Net
County Development Corp.
Net
in V.
189,
p.
1674.—V.
ry.
—V.
•1959—Month—-1958
$13,071,071
189,
occuring
1345. -
in
March,
week
one
earlier
„•
.
than
due
was
last
the
V
to
year."—V.
The
to
corporation
•'
The
etc.
to
are
be
for
used
>•'
Reeves
The
in
.
;
*
.
inventory,
equipment,
working
$1,120,463
165,107
837,691
uses
announced
was
Brothers, Inc., New York.
firm
will be known
April
:
J
:
:
14
this
by
'
:
"
'
be
i
incorporated
;
the
the
firm.
new
;
•
'
the board of
western facilities
has been associated
developments
such
and
items
Moisture
well
are
filtration
of-water,
distillate
At
to
the
The
•:
has
is
The
Laboratories,
Inc.
below.
'
-
,
Period End. Feb. 28—
$500,000.
has
for the
—
j
announced
issue at 50
new
three
new
a
cents
octave
a
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
Net
from
rev.
ry.
•
oper.
$1,230,160
229,692
Income—
Deficit.—V.
189, p.
Elliott-Automation
The
Guaranty Trust Co.
•
-
.
—
,-.i
,
.
:
-
—
Files
Corp.
York filed
of New
March 27 filed
on
Home
&
(N. Y.)
The
Securities
temporarily
the
—
letter
a
of
notification with
the
Exchange
Commission
has
a
Regulation A exemption
of
Act
1933
with
offering
issued
from
Agency,
Inc.,
Indianapolis, Ind.—In¬
■'
Oklahoma
respect to a proposed stock
offices at 245 West 44th St.,
March
17,
of
the
disclosed;
(2)
that Empire Oil's offering circular is false and
misleading in respect of certain material facts; and
(3)
that the
offering would violate Section 17 (the anti-fraud provision) of
the Securities Act.
The order provides an
opportunity for hearing,
upon request, on the question whether the suspension should be vacated
made
to
misrepresentations
disclose
adequate
pertain
information
to
the
following: (a)
concerning Empire Oil,
its operations to date,
The
the
natural
gas
through
for
the
February
1956
years
1959,
the
and
1957
and
by
month
times
year
around
enough paperboard to wrap a
189, p. 344.
the globe.—V.
include
an
itemized
York
will
The
use
these
said
new
facilities
will
be
used
addition
in
the
thereon.
each
others
East
a
recent agreement by the two
and
West
Coast
facilities.—V.
com¬
189,
registration statement with the SEC on April 1,
covering $3,000,000 of interests in the Fireman's Fund Savings
and Supplemental Retirement Plan, and 50,420 shares of the Insurance
Company's common stock which may be acquired pursuant to said
Plan.—V.
"
Investors
New
York
Worth
Corp.—Registers Additional
Shares—
investment company
Period End. March 31—
Sales
—V.
Denver
&
Net
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue-
$1,857,457
$1,647,942
$3,969,969
$3,481,783
oper.
expenses
1,645,545
1,389,483
3,412,953
2,995,946
$211,912
$258,459
$557,016
$485,837
•31,045
53,278
•58,963
40,299
from
railway
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V. 189, p. 1238.
" '
Franklin Stores Corp.—March
Period End. March 31—
Sales Higher—
1959—Month—1958
Sales
$3,986,868
—V.
1959—2 Mos.—1958
oper.
Net rev.
189, p. 1021.
1959—9 Months—1958
$3,253,162 $33,119,859 $29,976,016
Gamble-Skognio Inc.—March Sales Up—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
■
sales
—V.
189,
1959—Month—1958
$10,442,676-
;.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$8,490,948 $28,260,599 $23,433,942
„
1238.
p.
General Aniline & Film Corp.—Profit
.
1959—Month—1958
$1,110,057
189, p. 1346.
,
$993,317
quarter of this year over the
This, he said, amounted to
1958.
$32,155,000
last
1959—3 Months—1958
$2,663,889
$2,478,173
Flagff-Utica Corp.—To Redeem Preferred
Stock—
-fts
corporation has called for redemption ,on June J,Jt 1959, ,all of
outstanding 5%
cumulative prior preferred stock at $62a/a per
share
plus
accrued dividends of
42
cents per share.—V.
187,
p.
2548.
year,
an
same
period
in
1958.
approximately
the
period
increase of
$1,466,000 as compared^
$36,834,000 as compared
$4,679,000 or 14%t% higher.
were
Chemical
Division
and
moderate
gains
in
the
Ansco
and
Ozalid
Divisions." He attributed the profitable showing
mainly to new products
their wide acceptance, more efficient operations, elimination of
and
start-up
the
expense
increase
in
the
in
company's
new
manufacturing
facilities
and
sales.
company
just
recently
reported for
1958
all-time
record
sales
$142,790,000
and net profit of $5,745,000 compared to sales of
a net profit of $5,385,060 for 1957.
Douglas, Jr., President of Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc., of
Santa Monica, Calif., on April 14 was elected to the board of directors
$132,428,000 and
Donald
of
W.
General
Aniline &
Film.
Philip M. Dinkins, President of the corporation, briefly outlined for
He
activities
In
all
three
divisions during
1958 and
that "prospects are excellent for increased 6ales and
profits for
the board in all divisions."
across
pointed to the
manufacturing plants put into operation last
at La Habra, Calif., and Vestal, N. Y„
and ethylene glycol plant In the Dyestuff
& Chemical Division at Linden, N. J,
'
Mr. Dinkins stressed new products produced, new patents and "new
fields of interest to the company," which has eannarked $10,000,000
for capital expenditures in 1959.
He said, "Our new Linden ethylene oxide plant makes us independent
year
in
and
.The
Sales for
Mr.
Hilldring said,
"There, were increases in sales in all of our
operating Divisions with a substantial increase in the Dyestuff &
1959
:
Up 84%—
John Hilldrlng, Chairman of the Board, on April 14 told stockholders
the company has shown an 84% increase in
profit in the first
that
stated
"
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•
.(Mich.)—Plans Increased Output—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
Railway
The
(M. II.) Fishman Co., Inc.—March Sales Up—
-
engaged in owning, holding and leasing
certain
lands and buildings.
Development Corp. is engaged in the
business of its subsidiary, Acorn Paint & Chemical
Company, which
manufactures and sells roofing materials and other finishing products.
It is also engaged in various
real estate activities as well as the
holding pf securities.
Various transactions
between Equity General
.
1675.
189, p.
stockholders- the
is
'
30%
a
—V.
189, p. 1346.
filed with the SEC an amend¬
ment on April 9, 1959, to its registration statement covering an addi¬
tional
$100,000 of
Periodic Payment Plans
(DW and DWN)
and
Single Payment Plans (DWP).—V. 189, p. 1237.
The
velopment
becoming effective.
Real Estate Equities
-
of
First
This
application also seeks a temporary exemption for De¬
Corp. from certain provisions of the Act upon the merger
;
of Mercury cars will, total 38,023
during April, May and
hike over the 29,259 units assembled in the same months
Tliis rise is due almost
entirely to an increase In sales of this
year's model, Mr. Mills said.
"With M-E-L stocks 10.000 units lower than a
year ago. and with
anticipated further improvement in sales during the
spring months,
the second quarter of 1959 should
bring a marked improvement for
both the division and its dealers relative to a
year ago," Mr. Mills said
production studios at 95th St. and 54th St. in New
center will also be used in conjunction* with
This company filed a
a
be. pur¬
underwriting
Production
new
under the terms of
1959,
Investment
the
to
of 1958.
to
subsidiary of The Equity Corp., New York
has applied to the SEC for an exemption order
Company Act permitting its acquisition of all
of the common stock to be issued
by Development Corporation of
America, a non-affiliated company, in connection with the merger
into Development Corp. of Real Estate Equities Corporation, a sub¬
sidiary of Equity General; and the Commission has issued an order
giving interested persons until April 14, 1959, to request a hearing
under
will
being reduced.
June,
to
'
This
corporation,
investment company,
■
debentures
Lincoln and Continental production will total
7,281 compared to 5,183
during the year, ago same period, with the Increase being necessitated
by a continuing strong demand for this year's models.
8<r far this
year, dealer stocks have remained abnormally low.
house
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., San Francisco, Calif.—
Registers Savings Plan With SEC—
-
of
.These substantial
to $797,000 in
Equity General Corp.—Seeks Exemption for Merger—
V"
.
increases reflect a widening
gap between^this year's
improved sales picture and 1958's declining market-which slipped off
sharply In the second quarter, Mr. Mills said.
Edsel's planned production of 11,591 units
during the second quarter
will reflect fchlp current and anticipated sales
rate, as compared to the
production of 2,884 in the second period of 1958, when dealer stocks
for both
present
City.
panies to
p. 1237.
statement
the exercise of rights acquired by
remaining $334,600
operations
will
Warner Bros.,
earnings from these properties; (d)
of
the purposes
to which
the proceeds of the stock sale are to be used; (e) failure to disclose
whether
promoters
and
managing officials
have
any
interests
in
Empire Oil or its properties or operations; and (f) failure to include
adequate financial information.—V. 189, p.
1465.
to
"areas.
commercials.
center
Ransohoff
Filmways
thereafter
estimated
oh-Duck
other
each other.
Mr.
to the favorable prospects for
failure
three
two independent studios, each com¬
videotape and film. Mr. Ransohoff pointed
permit staging of two independent shows simultane¬
and either film or tape facilities could be set up within hours
ously,
of
TV
equipped
that this
out
proved crude oil reserves net
to the Issuer's Interest shown separately as
to royalty interns s and
working interests for properties considered developed and undeveloped,
and the date of acquisition of each such property; (c) various refer¬
ences
ribbon
giant
pletely
the
prior public offering of its securities,
the
transactions whereby the control of the company has been
acquired
by the present controlling group and the extent of control acouired,
and the cost of such controlling interest;
(b) the failure to disclose,
with respect to properties,
the net production of crude oil and of
in
subscribed for through exercise of rights.
included $2,084,600 subscribed by under¬
were
amount
Fort
completed in about 14 months, the third paperboard machine
filmed
and
permanent.
alleged
sites
Reflecting a favorable first quarter in sales of the Division's cars,
production schedules for April-June will be increased by 30% for Mercury, 40%
for-Lincoln and 302% for Edsel, as compared to last
year.
(
A new film and
videotape center now under construction by this
corporation will provide the largest production facilities on the East
Coast, according to Martin Ransohoff, President.
Filmways, independent producers of film and tape commercials for
television, is constructing the new center at 127th St. and Second Ave.,
New York, N. Y., with plans to begin production there this Summer.
The studio will be equipped to handle production of feature films for
movies and television, videotape for TV feature shows as well as taped
been
accommodations
land
Second quarter production plans for cars of the
company's MercuryEdsel-Lincoln Division have been Increased
sharply over-the comparable
period of 1953, Ben D. Mills, Vice-President and Division. General Man¬
ager, announced on April 7.:»•
Manhattan—
In
price for
stock
The
handling equipment, will add initially 72,000 tons
capacity of our San Joaquin mill, bringing the total
over 200.000 tons at this plant," Mr. Keady told
for
purchase
failure
133,
Filmways, Inc.—To Open Videotape and Film Studios
The
or
annual
When
1959,
lease
capacity to
13-foot wide
Texas,
140,000
1674.—V.
the San Joaquin River.
new
kraft pulp and paperboard
will be capable of producing in one
proposing the public offering of 370,000 common
cash sale at 35c per share and 230,000 as part
additional oil and gas leases in Oklahoma.
Commission's suspension order asserts (1)
that Regulation A has
not been complied with, in that certain required information has not
shares,
p.
Francisco on
stockholders.
Oil, which has oil and gas interests in Kansas,
filed a notification with the Commission on
Empire
and
189,
material
raw
the
to
by this corporation, which has
York City.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from Securities Act
registration for public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
amount.
Corp. in V.
dollar capital expansion plans for
the San Joaquin
paperboard mill of this corporation were unveiled to stock¬
the annual meeting on April 10 by William L. Keady, Presi¬
The San Joaquin plant is located near Antioch, Calif., 45 miles
yearly
New
in
County Development
"Construction of a
mill will start
immediately.
It will be located adjacent to the present paperboardproducing units at San Joaquin," Mr. Keady announced.
"A third
paperboard machine, complete with pulp processing system and addi¬
order
an
of
additional
of
'
Ford Motor Co.
and
east of San
registration
construction
by underwriters pursuant
agreement.—-V. 189, p. 1465.
Multi-million
tional
and
suspending
Securities
the
acquiSKlon
-
1992.
p.
chased
holders at
by
to be
are
company.
writers pursuant to
'them.
•: ••
of
Atlantic
dent.
the
The
Fibreboard Paper Products Corp.—Plans Expansion—
pulp
a
the
to
either
for
or
were
Offering Suspended
Securities and Exchange Commission—
under
used
This
With
1857.
...
Ltd.
Empire Oil
back
98.42%,
.
'
:Ferris Records, Inc. (N. Y.)—Stock Offering Suspended
registration statement
with the SEC on April 13, 1959, seeking registration of American De¬
positary Receipts for 80,000 Ordinary Registered Shares of ElliottAutomation
shares, of which 220,888 shares owned by Newkirk
Dillon,- Union Securities 8c Co., managingunderwriter, announces that of the recent offering of
$21,203,200 of subordinated debentures, $20,868,600, Or
9,683
(England) — Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Trading.
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—Debentures 98.42% Subscribed
$821,355
Ltd.
to Lorita-
—^Eastman
623,784
See
distributed
were
Liberian company owned by Mr. Newkirk,, and.-138J>00 shares
personally.
The company now has outstanding 2,607,655
a
—V.. 185,
$2,583,415
p.
Newkirk Realty, whioh is- said to
properties, has been: liquidated -and
Newkirk
be
that
•
3237.
the
,
.
5,937,967
railway
operations
Net'
Corp.
on
2,529,000
island properties, plus $153,000 for
furnishings, and eqitfppient.
$400,000 will be reserved for working capital, $125,093 will be used to
repay advances by Newkirk, and $1,736,907. added to "general funds to
,
;
-
of "its
$6,759,322
2,789,743 •'
shares,
company first proposes to expend some $770,000 for the con¬
struction of 50 motel units -and
other, facilities on .Indies Island, one
6,338,657
$3,123,237
Realty
$1,731,362.
2,750,000
The
"43,864
3,265,443
expense
on each
donated
$333,495
$4,495,603
Railway
basis
share
per
commqn
$8,922,072
J
efforts
an
Newkirk
expended
the
Key
Organ
36c
corporations controlled by Bryan W. Newkirk, President of-the
In consideration thereof, the company issued 2,750;000f-Common
to
share.
Chord
best
a
receive
to
Corp.,
-
Railway
will
have
■!
.......
a
on
receive
of
The SEC
ry
Fla.—
issuer.
received permission to issue additional
old stockholders under a reverse
split, to
Homes, Inc., Palo Alto, Calif.
corporation
the return
% 1959—2 Mos:—1958
:
'
shares
Chicago Regional Administrator announced March 25, 1959,
an indictment (USDC, SD Ind., at
Indianapolis), charg- "
ing violations of Securities Act registration requirements by Philip "J
H. Meade, E. Bernic Shclton, W." Harold Hilbert and Fred W.
Nation
in offer and sale of stock of this corporation.* :
1959—Month—1958
made
Florida
,
dictment Returned in Sale of Stock—
1
-
,
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
.
only
Farm
;
/
"
•
-
ness
covering 30,000 of 60 cent cumulative convertible preferred stock
to bo offered at $10 per share, through J. S. Strauss & Co.
and York & Co., both of San Francisco, Calif.
The proceeds are to be used to acquire and
develop additional lands.
Electric Storage Battery Co., will continue
for storage batteries.—V. 189, p. 1573.
379,521".-J./362^058
.
The issuer was organized in 1956 to
engage in the business of buying, selling,- developing and operating real properties;-,- Its present, busi¬
consists of the ownership and development of a 3<K*-acre tract
known as Duck Key, located on the Atlantic Ocean in the Florida
Keys. It proposes to develop Duck Key. as a. luxury-type, island- resort
community.
The Duck Key properties were acquired in 1956 from
:
SEC
i
materials
Radio
Scott
Calif....
of
.
Electrovision Corp.—New Name—
Sec
of
Corp.
options to purchase the
Chilton
Euchler
will-find .applications in the
solutions in the chemical and
various
Angeles,
(no par)
time,
same
produce porous
and
President
Securities and Exchange Commission—
industries.
oil
Los
as
,
also
membranes
in
instrument
Estey Organ Corp.—Change in Name—
materials.
transmission
Board.
V,; See Estey Corp.":.above.—V. 186, p. 1503.
materials
military apparel
coverings,
the board of directors, according
•<-,
apply; microporous
wear,
Planned—
principal stockholder of Estey since July, 1956/- Under
provides
,
- V
: »
'
$1,369,583 >$M80,626
261,417
by Alkow & Co., Inc., for which it
selling commission. :The underwriter
allowance of $50,000, payable at the
rate of 5c per share
of the First 1,000,000 shares sold; and
It will be entitled to
purchase, at one mill each, 200;000 * four-year
warrants
to
purchase a like number of com man shares- at prices
ranging from $2 to $3 per share.
A finder's fee x>l $16,000 also is
payable to Roy Garcia of New York in the event 750,000 shares are
sold In this offering.
the first in a complete new line of Chord Organs by
Estey," said Mr. Chilton. It will include amplified reeds with Magnatone's patented electronic vibrato.
Delivery of the new Estey Chord
Organs was scheduled to start in April, according to Mr, Chilton.
/■';
;
infants'
to
also
direc¬
,•
advanced "to
rainwear,
as
sponge-type
musical
Estey
and
"This
Reeves Brothers, Inc. will produce in its own mills a line of
apparel
that
will
be
waterproof while permitting
the
passage
of
moisture vapor through their microscopic pores.
Reeves announced
to
will
neighborhood
new
Mr.
fabrics
that
is
the newly financed corporation,
formerly
direct its operations in both the eastern as
new
and
$630,672
112,49 7
:
corporation filed a registration .statement with the SBC on
13, 1959, covering 2,000,000 shares of common -stock. The stock
be offered for public-sale at $2
per share.
The offering Is to
April
1,288,517^
be
will retail at $199.50.
Existing plants and facilities of The Electric Storage Battery Co.'
Reeves
Brothers,
Inc., ' including
its Vulcan Rubber
Products
Division, will be used to initiate the manufacture of the new products:
of
the
in
shares
and
on
$2,652,144
this
receive
companies will have equal representation
$597,289
i237.
p.
!-*7
$6,461,514
- 4,980,888
$6,637,360
5,267,777
railway
income^w
oper...
189,
^
1959—2 Mos,—1958
1959—Month—1958
Florida-Southern Land Corp., Tom's Harbor,
—Registers Proposed Offering With SEC—
President of
as
Chilton
The
,
the ESB-REEVES Corp.,
as
!
revenue..-"' $3,118,434; $3,029,741
expenses
2,521,1452,349,069
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
new program in addition
to giving them the opportunity to
advantage of a $3,000,000 tax loss.
Estey will complete its reor¬
ganization wholly free of debt or liability. The new corporation will
have a pro-forma working capital of over
$700,000 of which cash will
Delaware.
tors
\
lake
and
company
Coast'Ry«—Earnings—
5
This
$3,026,323
% 627,614
Oorp.—New Name—Expansion
Chilton
as
out
Co.—New Development—
By combining <the technical Khow-how of both firms, the new cor¬
poration will make It possible to expand the development of plastic
microporosity for new end uses.
Both
'
.
of the Estey Corp. was set up to pro¬
vide expansion in the musical instrument as well as other fields.
The
new financing
allows Estey. to purchase all of the Magna Electronics
stocks and gives Estey a new management team and
capital to carry
-
a
end
new
,
Net
his guidance,- the reorganization
'
•
oper.
Net
1237.
p.
tive Officer
'
Jointly owned corporation for«• the: t|*relopment - of
microporous plastic materials suitable for; wearing apparel
and
other
Railway
Magna Electronics,
manufacturers, since 1956.
Prior
to that time, he established the Thomas
Organ Co. also of Los Angeles.
Under his management, Thomas Organ progressed to
second place na-«
tionally in unit sales in the organ industry in less than one year.,;
Mr. Bemhard, head of The Value Line
Investment, Survey and Presi¬
dent of the Value Line Funds has been and
continues as Chief Execu¬
••
•'
Electric Storage Battery
and
1
--
■
■'
Formation- of
porous
"
oper.
-
President of Magna Electronics, Inc., Los Angeles,
has been elected President of The Estey Corp.,
Brattleboro, Vt%'
Mr.
shares
-
proceeds
capital,
,
Files
G filed a letter of notification with the
of class A common stock (par 25 cents)
$1 per share, through Investment Service Co., Denver,
be offered at
.
Railway
1959—2 Mos.—1958
•
$1,682,724
Estey Organ Co.,
well
.
April
on
covering 300.000
Colo.
—
East
Period End. Feb. 28—
Roy Chilton,
Mr.
-
Supply Co., Farmington, N. M.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Florida
•
the
,
and 5 East 44th Street, New York, by
to Arnold Bemhard, Chairman of the
,
$26,527,748 $20,048,579
Electric City
SEC
*
railway
;
Inc.,/electronic
With
merger.:
all/ of
will
Calif.,
1959—3 Mos.—1058
$9,119,827
•According to Edison Brothers, J'Some of this increase
p.
issue
to
"
deficit,—
oper.
Estey
193,
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Higher—
Period Ex;d. Mar. 31—
Sales
180,
will
$12,085,015 $11,537,159 $2^1/149,681 $24,028,584
10,402,291 '10,416,696
21,123,358
21,376,440~
expenses
operations
'It
.
F.
Edison Brothers
Easter
the
will, precede
Corp,
outstanding
1959—Month—1958
-
revenue—
from
rev.
>-....
•
be
RR.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
;
Economart, Inc., Jamaica, N. Y.—Stock Offering Sus-:
pended by Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
See
to
complete shop
facilities, and
f "
Development
then
operations
Erie
chemistry and applied
phologr&phy.
Supporting the efforts of the Kodak research teams are service
laboratories equipped with varied scientific
instruments,
'
merging companies
plan,
shaTes
preferred for each .three "shares of common.—V. 189, p.
705.,
-
Staucl, Vice-President in charge of research, said on
April 9.
The new building will house the physics division of the
labortorics
and thus provide additional space in the main research
buildings at
Kodak Park for other research divisions, such tu>
.
two
merger
common
Equity' General
as-the holder of all the common stock of Real Estate
Equities; and
it—will also issue 299,457 shares of -preferred stock
to-present holders
of the common stock of
Development Corp. on the basis of one share
in
Cyril J.
the
of
the
2,399,503
Co.—Laboratories Addition Planned—
_
expected
each
and
1573.
p.
(1793)
the
the
new
Ozalid
new
Division
ethylene oxide
.
6
iChe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1794)
of other ethylene oxide manufacturers
of our rapidly growing surfactant
sent new
All three divisions
Sec Georgia
photographic equipment, film, whiteprint
duplicating machines, sensitized papers and microfilm, he said.
The stockholders meeting was also addressed on April 14 by Dallas
S
Townsend
Director of the Office of Alien Property and Assistant
Attorney General of the United States., Sonic 97',*
of the company's
stock has been held by the U. S. Government since it was vested in
1942 or at the outbreak of World War II.
Mr
Town'end reviewed the various categories relating to disposition
of the government's stock holding in General Aniline...-iThese included
the International Court proceedings,
legislation before Congress pro¬
viding for sale of the government's stock,
and. the possibility of
dyestuffs, chemicals,
fields of
out-of-court settlement.
.
The
.
SEC
'
corporation
Calif*—Files With SEC
letter of notification with the
York,
at
$1
per
Y.
N.
disposing
189.
—V.
1346.
p.
'
revenue..
Chemical Corp.—Name
General
details of
For
Changed—
.
shares
from
increase
An
stock will be
OITheCorporatlon
"from
2,800,000 to 15,000,000 shares in the authorized
voted on by shareholders at the annual meeting
share
said the additional authorized shares would be used
in the future as the directors deem advisable for
company's stockholders. Par value of the stock
,
__
,
.
.
..
tors
distributions to be made May
Company directors announced a one-for-four distribution in January
and an additional one-for-one distribution on April 1, both subject to
April 10.—V.
on
5 Weeks Ended
snares now
—V.
Offering—
Operating expenses
Federal income taxes
sale
2,312,162
422,000
223,708
199,259
451,494
$351,230
$328,710
$666,823
255,398
240,518
470,408
445,091
i,
Sales
'
—V.
The
Co. of Ohio—Earnings-
Telephone
D
sales
$910,210
$2,900,096
537,884
1,106,082
147,681
138,574
117,100
84,047
1,865,576
289,000
288,537
171,644
$231,003
$171,179
$456,983
$328,002
143,504
116,916
279,468
218,555
operating taxesJl
&
Stores,
it
was
of
the
the
>: 217,600
General
&
its
and
of
189.
Herbert
J.
has
33
constructing
1238.
p,
Company
The
of
Southwest—
Period End. Feb. 28—
1959-Month—1958
1,391,085
taxes__"
309,681
258,000
taxes—
2,995,308
684,964
141,206
169,553
—V, 189, p.
$4,888,761 ' $4,323,064
$2,124,418
1,464,432
333,382
1347.
(Walter
2,887,962
488,000
285,383
-v;, .y7"-7,7
E.)
Ileller
>j.' 'ij'v'yvv
.
V,
-
Net
operating
alter
—V.
highly
foam,
$404,383
290,522
an
$336,127
233,354
$875,107
639,953
$661,719
Tire
&
Rubber Co.—New
This company, on April 14 announced the placement with
institutional investors of a total of $4,000,000 of notes.
Included in this amount were: $3,000,000 of 5\'>% sub¬
streamlined
method
shot"
"one
exceptionally
of
cushioning
versatile
producing
insulation
and
polyethcr
material,
-
O'Neil, President.
predicted
present
of
at
least
flexible
GOO
Howard
SEC
to
covering
be
Pine
pounds
foam will be
polyethcr
The
at
lour
or
sold
times
annually
the
by
proceeds
$1
filed
G
shares
of
be
used
methods, and
policy loans.
insurance
a
letter
through
of
notification
with
for
This
filed
company
covering 3,400 shares
Ryons
&
The proceeds
to
finance
the
Georgia
1959
inventory
real
and
estate
improved
to
to
go
Net
department
oper,
expenses
from
2!8S"o£ vPefoper.
189
from
oper.
p.
'
$2,480,490
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$5,761,975
that
stated
$505,920
-
508,887
458,126
"j
$100,479
$47,794
11,386
♦22,715
since
the company.
After considerable
credit
risk
as
well
doing
as
collecting the accounts, which
•
are
and
accounts
of
recourse
receivable
to
ths
loans
Redemption—
on
May
7
next
of
$757,878
.
599,349
.
In
sale
50,236
1238.
$1,714^240
1,087,695
$114,026
•
$626 545
'89,449
„
secured
made
to
1958
$1,526,105
l.l^J??
155 388
$339,128
*94,710
v
cus¬
well as other auxil¬
to state, it- is antici-*
in this division
will
Mr. Hubshman went on
of business transacted
Nov;
30
separate statement, the
150,000 shares of common
proceeds
made
facilities.
of
for
Gross
company proposes to offer
stock.
The public offering
N
($1
-
the
the
as
names
of
the
price and
underwriters, are to
sale
<
.
of
the
new
bonds
financing
property
of-
construction
additions for
Bell
Telephone
revenues
bank
of
S:;
11337.541 shs.
$125,000 on
•,
~
7 740.000
,
.
31
May
^
-J■
of The Indiana Steel Products Co. of Canada,v Ltd.,
subsidiary of the company, payable in equal annual
011 Feb.
10 in each year to Feb. 10, 1963.
j
30
cents
share
a
1910. and
the
1936
.stock, in
cpmnxon
cents
wag
subsequent
to
Dec.
31,
'*''•
-
company
i
...
,
1958,
upon
v
.
A"
..
has spaid 'Icaslt dividends
on
except 1939 and 1949. Quarterly
per share were paid iii 1958 and a dividend of
paid oh RLircli 10. 1959.
every
year
incorporated
was
company
in
Indiana
May
on
reincorporated .under the laws of that State on Dec.
10f
193(5?, The principal-office arid manufacturing plant cf the company
arp located at 405 Elm St., Valparaiso, Ind.
The company also maina
tains ah' office and plant at 635 South 28th St., Milwaukee; ■ Wis.
Tlie company hav one subsidiary, The Indiana Steel Products Co., of
Canada, Ltd., which was incorporated on March 12,.; 1956, under the
laws of the Province
of Ontario,
Canada.
The principal office and
of
the
Canadian
subsidiary
located-j at
are
135
Hayward
Ave.',
"•*'.)>> '■[
manufacture and' sale of
sizes,vthe production of
which
is" Carried on at its plant
at Valparaiso, Ind.
The" company
also* manufactures magnetic • sepavayon, and material handling equips
ment at- its p&nt in Milwaukee,
Wis.*v and ; its Canadian. subsidiary
is Engaged in the manufacture and sale of permanent magnets and
and
corrosion
resistant
castings.
the-company
has
,
of
*
7
have
agreed; to
sev^rallyt .the ,.percentage set forth below; opposite
underwriter of sucii shares of common stock as
br exercise
-
below
named
underwriters
sell
,
to-them
the name
of
eahb
shall
be
sub¬
not
J
yi'. ■. V;.
&
c/o-
32V2 '
17%;
lnc.-_^._^._
Co.,
Co.* Inc..
Bylie^by & Co. Inc._
Walaton. Sz
5.L
Paine,
17%
Equitable
&
Webber, Jackson
Curtis
.—2.
Securities
«'
.
.
12%
Corp._
12%
Jaffray ■& Hopwood
Harrison &
Austin, Inc.__
,
2%
Piper,
—V.
V
severally
rights:
•
23,080,129
-
6,103,000
169, IV 1130.
5*
common
*
"•
April 6 by Blyth & Co., Inc.; and Fahnestoek
(net), less a dealer's conces¬
sion of $1.25 per share. It was oversubscribed.—V. 189,
p. 1239.
- V;■ /
47.651,549
-
Net-operating income
$6,541,662
$5,358,571
5^981.691
4.683,549
:
;
-
9.270 O00
:
8,246,449
"
Harvester1 Co.—Secondary
International
Tlxe
directors
of
Holdings Corp.—Declares Initial Div.—this
$13,176,084 $10,703 645
12.049,727
•
9,324,905
-
•
closed-end .diversified,-investment
company
on
of 25 cents per share
to stockholders of record
April-30.'"
- *
'
;
•
j
i-. It is contemplated that two additional quarterly
dividends of 25 cents
April
14
declared
an
omTth'e "capital stock,
•
Offering—A
secondary offering of 47,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on April 15 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $44
per share, with a dealer's concession; of 75 cents per
sharer The offering was oversubscribed.—V. 189, p. 1022.
$81,691442 $75,871,643
47.314.148
on
International
<,
'
12,296,000
8,904,910
4,058,373
1347.
made
& Co. at $139.50 per share
1959—2 Months—1958
4,662,000
4,387,737
6-,fcr a,fHr char?es
"
Inland Steel Co.—Secondary Offering — A secondary
offering of 15,000 shares of common stock (no par) was
operating
2E,948,711
'
-
loans here.-
new
€0.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$40,112,528 $37,027,655
expenses
income taxes___
169, p.
to
year
*
30
the five-year
operating taxes__
—V.
installments of
May 31, 1962.
semi-annual
each
*$875,000
>;
;
'§500,000 shs.
i-'----
Ulttcludes' 2,050 shares issued
thq. exercise .cf stock options. '
:
Kalman
,
.
and-additional
for partial payment for short-term
interim
Period End. Feb. 28—
Federal
: ?
.
Outstanding
7
170,000
.
par)
equal
in
•
public *
for
period 1954-1958
amounted to $149,724,557; and the 1959 budget for construction
aggregates $18,S34,000.-k-V. 189, p. 1574.
Operating
Operating
;
-
.
Authorized :
§ St Cask option plan involving hot more-than 28,000 shares.
7
scribed- for
Co.—Registers Proposed Bond Offering
a
tofore
1956..
,
shares will be used
•
$242,946
are
1.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
l.*$1,250,000
,_;
;stock
stainless*'steel
a registration statement with the SEC 011 April 1,
$13,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1989, to be
offered for public sale at competitive
bidding.
LDue to a typographical
error, the amount had previously been reported as $1,500,000.1
,
•
Other
railway
income—
$713,375
554,932
1959—2 Mos
*
as
covering
Illinois
Florida Ry.—Earnings
1959-—Month—1958
,
This company filed
1959,
Net
$34 oon
'
payable direct
notification
July
company's .principal: business is the
permanent
magnets of yaried types and
:
without
borrower,
and
about
or
thought
with full
j
requirements for the above purposes.
Con¬
plant was commenced in January, 1959,
it will be completed and production opera¬
and research, the company decided to- ,
UNDERWRITERS—Tlxe
Commercial Finance Division to handle the non-notification ,i> :agreed:- to purchase, and
a
mirposes.
and
The
the-physical-
'
cornorate
and related services and
about- $300,000 will be ex?
installation of the necessary manu¬
plant
first mortgage note
plant
tlie
-the
and other
new
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.
company
underwriting terms, as well
supplied by amendment.
redemption
t\i
founding of the business in 1915 and
operated exclusively as an old-line factor.
In addition to the discounting of accounts-receivable;
the
Idaho Power
226,130
for
-
$5,603,438
Corp.—Organizes Finance Dry.—
•*{
cost
installments,of $10,000
H.
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$9,806
on
wholiy^o^ned
•«
13)
experience substantial growth during the years to come.—V. 188, p. 1045.
*24,468
start
dividends of
s-
..
.
iary types of financing.
pa ted
that the volume
'
2757.
$609,366
&
expenses
operations
ry.
p.
T Manhattan Bank. 43 Exchange Place, New
rcvedUe--
Railway
—V. 189,
186,
,
Factors
* by the assignment
$235,936
Co.—Partial
called
Georgia Southern
Net
selling stockholder.—V.
1238.
p.
he
tomers
b^ds' 3% series due MarGh
1975. of Georgia Power
pIus Bccrued interest. Immediate payment
Y-V
net
Up—
1959—Month—1958
type of accounts receivable financing, whereby
6
-19,007
Power
m>°fl
rev.
April
through
267,798
Period End. Feb. 28—
Not
on
offered
$27,848
company has
N
SEC
railway
189,
Sales
be
Georgia
&5
a
income
•Deficit--V.
'Rig
the
to be
$295,646
operations
oper.
and
the
that capacity,
organize
RR.—Earnings—
revenue
rev.
with
$1)
1959—Month—19o8
oper.
Net ry.
(par
.
company assumes
work of ledgering and
Angeles; Calif.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
ftaihvaj
stock
,
the
to
common
Los
Florida
&
$19,253,022
{
stock
common
new
that
DIVIDENDS—Since
Hubstiman,
M.
until recently,
In
the
letter of notification
a
of
Co.,
are
of
the
on
189, p. ,1467.
President and Chairman of the Board; has
organization of a finance division,
7!s"
In the annual report to stockholders for the fiscal
year ended Jan. 31,
capital stock (par 25 cents!
Lovan Securities Co., Inc.*
furniture
1347.
p.
Hubshman
Henry
Bluff, Ark.—Files—=-
Genisto, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
Lester,
figures.—V.
$2,567,729
—v..139,
announced
common
share,
per
to
are
income
gross
Corp.—March
Sales
*
Ark.
merchandising
and
April
on
225,000
oficrcl
Bluffs,
Stores
Period End. March 31—
million
Underwriters Inc., Pine
corporation
had
1958
both record
financial
BUSINESS—The
vVM11 additional 100 million pounds Yi rigid polyethcr.—
General
in
company
will
4.'Vnotes-
its
•
that
volume
The
capital
■W'W 'V
a
net
income of $3,775,829,
under which General Tire has exclusive rights.
"This new process will be a
major factor in a tremendous anticipated
upsurge in ether-type urethnne usage in
the next five years," said
He
major commercial financing apd factoring orgknizatIonv wi)l ;
proceeds from the private sale to expand general ftindsr
thereby enabling the company to increase its present volume of biisithe
ness.
product
patent
W.
Holler,
use
substantially reduces manufacturing time
quality, is controlled by an issued
simultaneously boosts
V
of the
(ai to finance the
plant
new
$706,000
acquisition
jlpdq}jtc^nes.s
*''
Jicl.:
sale
from the
the
be-
to
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
and
of 5% convertible junior s
notes, both series due 1974. F, Eberstadt \
& Co. and Dean Witter & Co. negotiated the transac¬
tions.
v;;
'Pajyble in
ordinated notes and $1,000,000
Process—
of
cost
estimated
is
Common
subordinated
has been perfected
by this company.
The new "method, which
and
-
448,124
1346.
General
A
income
charges——
189, p.
the
in
working
for
for ;iho
it
5s?')
Privately—
.
Net
record
share for
the basis
-
$2,597,433 %
*■*. )
Notes
funds
the .* company's
work
tions
"7.
Co.—Places
&
of
of land owned by the
company's main plant
the
Is'estimated
struction
and
$3,216,590
of its out¬
shares .held; rights ex¬
seven
proceeds
install
construction
facilities
pende'd
;
..1959—2 Months—1958
$1,528,619
Stock Offered—
facturing machinery and equipment.-, On the basis of present csti?
mates*;, the proceeds from the sale of the common stock should cover
Up—
1959—Month—1958
$1,973,742
k;;7V'V"
net
acre
from
and
additional
:■'?
"
^
-
space
ah
miles
acquire
-for
of
■
'.)r
1400
Building,
Impefial
-
one-story plant containing approximately 37,000 square
for manufacturing purposes to be erected on ap¬
a
floor
The
,
Period End. March 31—
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$2,348,049
)'■
to
total
stores,
.
.
company situated about
in Valparaiso, Ind.;, (b)
machinery and equipment
the manufacture of ceramic magnet materials and.(c) to provide
three
•
annual sales
exceeding;. $130,000,000. 7'
sales in 1958 of $4,950,000 through
all of which are located in Michigan. *
total
its
reported
variety
;
.
The offering was underwritten by an
April 17.
PROCEEDS—The
United £
the
share for each
new
on
proximately
President
-
will-jbje,,;used for the following purposes:
^
Dancer,
'
San Diego
-
the
will be in
Calif.
underwriting group headed by Kalman & Co., Inc.*
1958.
'
337 .variety 'stores, in
operates
Sales
operating
June,
one
•
Company
Canada,
Stores
C
and by
company,
.v.'. ;:)V '*
77 777"V
Ilartfield Stores, Inc.—March Sales
Telephone
income
in
of
company.
Greer.'.
chain
—V.
:x;
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Other
L.
States
Earnings—
Federal
acquired
'
'•
purchase.-.,.
offices
the holders
standing shares of common stock (par $1)
April 1, 1959, the right to subscribe at $37 a
42,193 additional shares of common stock on
pired
1959—8 Mos—1958
Stores,
received
has
—The company recently offered to
v
through
Inc.,
Green
Michigan
H.
D
operating income
Not after charges
1346.
■
-
$3,212,620 $37,065,916 $27,899,565
Camera
,
Indiana Steel Products Co.—Common
24,
which this company planned to acquire
Michigan, has been rescinded by mutual con¬
jointly announced on April 15 by Joseph H. Unger, Presi¬
arrangement
C
dent
$1,823,338
921,034
Net
p.
$4,959,331
Peerless
'
of
916.
p.
sent,
1959—2 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
$1,438,292
Federal income taxes—-
189,
189,
.
company
San Diego,
A\c.,
feet "of
period End. Feb. 28—
—V.
Filed—
March.
securRie6.^V. '189i p. l67G.
*1959—Month—1958
./-;•>
•
announced
(II. L.) Green Co. Inc.—Acquisition Is Called Off—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Other
Foundation, Die.—Complaint
oil interests and other
of
♦Includes
General
a
Grayson-Robinson Stores,- Inc.—March Sales Higher—
$629,568
.
of
Period End. Mar. 31—
396,049
operating income
Net after charges
—V. 189, p. 134C."
Net
offered, tor public
111.) seeking to enjoin
Gravity Science Foundation, Inc., and Howard e; Baker from further
violations of Securities Act registration and anti-fraud provisions in
$3,759,779
2,486,829
439,000
1959-^-3-Months—1958
$82,753,622 $69,067,626
Regional Administrator
complaint (USDC, ND
Chicago
filing
Brown,
Willcoxon.
T.
the
said
.
of
$4,044,156
1,113,343
233,000
operating taxes-
Other
SEC
the
1959-r-2 Mos.—1958
$1,876,312
241,000
1958
Company
Science
Gravity
The
1959
1959—Month—1958
$2,000,023
1,184,030
1959—Month—1958
$35,460,326 $28,389,560
-J
President; EHigene A. Mclntire,
Secretary; and Donald Dexter,
<
James
Hamilton
Fifth
General Telephone Company of Indiana* Inc.—Earns.
_—
■
1676.
p.
under
Leland Miller, William C.
v
i*: t
its California state
charter as well as preliminary approval in the form of a "notice to
proceed"
from
the Small Business
Administration in Washington,
D. C.
-'WV:
Companies formed under the act are authorized to provide equity
capital and long-term financing for small business which banks and
savings and loan associations are prohibited from doing;
Mr.- Hamilton said $5,000,000 in capital will be provided by issuing
1,000.000 shares of common stock at $5 per share.. Part, he said, will
be. subscribed
by the company's organizers.
The remainder will be
Grant Co.—March Sales Increased—
—
189,
formed
be
v*
-•■
.
Hamilton,
N.
Pj-ice,*'Harold Cros'oy. Morlyn
Mr.
$57,029,858 $43,486,499
Feriod End. March 31—
William
Rockefeller and
'
—v.
to
Diego*
1
Orville
James
.
1959'
San
in addition to Messrs. Schneider, Mclntire and Hamilton,
Chatt, Dirk C. Kok Jr., Walter M. Trevor, B. F. Coggan,
Directors,
are
1238.
189, p.
Sales
oversubscribed.—V. 189, p. 1238.
Period End. Feb. 28—
>'
Co.,
first
the
Schneider,
Franklin
T.
are
Treasurer.
-
of
one
company
/
Ofiicers
Vice-President;
April 20, 1959, were voted by the direc¬
1238.
7 - ^
April 4r—
this
ot
Apjil 17.
,
•
83,215
_
v'
,
,
189, p.
r
A, secondary offering of 35,000 shares of common stock
(pai $5) was made on April 7 by Hornblower & Weeks
and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis at $54.50 per share
with a dealer's concession of $1.20 per share.
It was
Operating revenues.
Organizers
of 20c per share on common stock and a
the common stock, both- payable ori;May 11,
Net sales—Total revenues
(W. T.)
General Public Utilities Corp*—Secondary
-
on
'Grand Union Co*—Current Sales > Up 3LI %—
authorized shares at the annual meeting.
outstanding and entitled to vote.
Besides the incre. se in authorized shares, stockholders will vote at
the annual meeting en approval of stock options, covering a total of
€0.000 shares, granted to seven employees.—V. 189, p. 1675.
approval of the increase in
There are 2,519,102
of 3 %'
$322,398
*30,972
Imperial Small Business Investment
Calif.—Organized—Financing—
dividend
cash
$126,752
directors,
to stockholders of record
1959,
shares, 3,778,773 woulu be issued in two stock
18 to shareholders of record on April 24.
Of the new authorized
regular
A
stock dividend
•
1348.
p.
.
the annual rate lias been 80c per
the present stock, on which
011
$1,735,460
1.413,062
provisions of the Small Business Act of 1958, have elected ofiicers and
William N. Hamilton, attorney for the group, announced oh
will be
of
meeting
next
share for the past year.
the best interests of the
would remain at $1.
the
At
v
given to dividend action on the common stock, in July, it is the intentlon of the board to recommend that the new common be placed on a
60c annual cash dividend basis.
This would be equivalent to 90c per
time"
time to
10 by the directors of this food chain for
meeting of stockholders to be held May 21,
by Lansing P. Shield. President.
the directors at which, consideration
announced
it was
1959,
common
1%-for-l split of the common stock and an
common stock from 4,000,000
to 6,000,000
consideration at the annual
Corp.—To Increase Capitalizat'n
General Development
a
April
adopted
were
$1,569,005
1,442,253
33,224
S51.478
*19,318
—
Deficit.—V. .189,
authorized
the
In
increase
30 by changing its name
<
income-.
oper.
.
railway
operations
Stock—
Recommendations for
its registration statement filed with
to Purit. n Chemical Corp.
proposed offering, see V. 189. p. 1573.
amended
ha;;
corporation
The
the FEC on March
l'rom
rev.
;
;;1959—2 Mos.—1958
$155,305
706,158
ry.
'
>
$830,078
674,773
$757,636
expenses
Net
On Common
1959—Month—1953
oper.
Net
Cash and 3% Stock Dividend
Stock Split—Vote 20b
mon
'
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
Co.—Directors Approved 1 Vz-for-l Com¬
Grand Union
:
,
2.025,439
'V',;/-;
'
Railway
Litigation contesting the
$6.420,99^
$6,600,905
1,376,876
895,679
379.441
Railway
marketing and disvehicles.
proceeds are to be used for manufacture,
automatic control devices for motor;
The
inc._l
Period End. Feb. 28—
-•
.
tributing of
vesting has prevented the government from
of its shares to private American interests at public sale,
* 1959—2 Mouths—1958
$2,855,522
$3,277,240
ry. oper.
Illinois Terminal
shares of common stock, (par 10 cents»• to be
share, through Eeilly, Hoffman & Co., Inc., New
300,000
covering
offered
Aoril 10 filed a
on
from
rev.
railway oper.
—V. 189, p. 1467.
Glide Control Corp., Ingle wood,
.
if
,
Net
Net
,
-
189, p. 1466. / •• - ;
List Industries Corp. below.—V.
See
•
1959—Month—1958
Railway operrrevenuel_ $20,625,717 $20,099,811 $42,585,412 $42,089,591
Railway oper. expenses17,348,477 0-17,244,289
35,984,507
35,668,592
Approved—
Corp.—Merger
!
Period End. Feb. 28—
do. above.—V. 187,
Power
Alden
Glen
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
Co.—Partial Redemption—
p. 2001. ;
j
,\
Georgia Power & Light
in the development and expan¬
business."
>
products to the market last year in the
sion
Monday, April 20, 1959
v
.
.
initial
quarterly dividend
payable May
15,
1959
-
^
•
per-share each will be declared, while the amqnnt of the final dividend
for
will
1959
The Commercial and Financial
Number 5839
Volume* 189
considered
be
early in I960,
the results forf the-full
when
year will be available, the company stated.
This corporation
was
incorporated in Maryland
/
-
V..
.
of
as
are
Jan.
in
now
».
liquidation.—V.
-
.
•
.
.
189,
46.
p.
*
•
.
k.
•
.
International Refineries Inc.—To
The
its
Empire
;
1959
i
_
Cost of products
;
and
general
1958
$1,971,284
:
sold——
Selling, administrative
-
Balance
.
Redeem
sales
$1,775,177
V
1,765,410
1,633,362
173,826
___
Stock—
/■-'
—
Other
income
Net
income
10-year
$32,048
.
deductions
and
—V, 189, p. 1348.
vindicates loss.—-V.
188,
*$19,065
cleaners
period last
same
Henry
750.
p.
said
See
Chicago Telephone Supply Corp.
above.—V.
189,
Period End. Mar. 31—.
1959-Month—1958
Sales
$31,861,441
1130.
p.
■:—V.
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Contract
Arrangements have been concluded between The First National idity
Bank of New York- and this corporation to proceed wiih the installation
of
an
automatic - system
to
process:
bank
checks,--perform deposit
and1-related
accounting,"
reporting
analysis
and
functions,V'ritv.
announced jointly by the bank and ITT on April 9.
Scheduled to go into operation 'early in 1961 in
the
(S. II.)
was
—V.
will
The corporation has about 100 distributors in the United States
Canada, serving a network of 6,000 dealers.—V. 188, p. 2247.
and
189,
'
Unit
Formed—'
ITT
senior
as
associate
member,
Hoffman
and
The
with
Radio
of
Corp.
Corp/ and
America
Hughes
100,000
per
shares
share,
of
filed
letter
a
of
stock
common
through
Niguel
With Securities
This
corporation
Hallowril,
notification
with
10 cents)
(par
Lionel
to
the
be
*
"""
-
*-•*»-
-
filed
The
Tuna
Securities
The
Corp., Pascagoula, Miss.
Exchange Commission—
and
Corp.,
and
Los
Angeles,
to
be
missions
'-
used
and
payment
as
property
.The proceeds
for
equipment.
anu
•
i
\
:
com¬
:
7r
"
*
Exchange Commission—
.
.
will be underwritten by
/
•
-
,
.
;
Carter
Gates,
&
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up—
1348.
p.
Florida—Registers With SEC—
.
corporation, located at 1750 East Sunrise BlvdV;. Fort Lauder¬
Fla., filed a registration statement with the SEC on April 13,
1959, covering 275,000 shares of its common stock, which are to be
offered for
public sale at $4.50 per share through an underwriting
group headed by Aetna Securities Corp. and Roman & Johnson-. The
underwriting commission is to be $.675 per share; and the under¬
writers also are to .receive $30,000 in reimbursement for expenses.
writers
share
15,000
from
also
the
in
which
the
registration
to
are
be
lative preferred stock,.. $800 par
shares-for each preferred share.
Investment: Corp.
)•
Florida
real
will
the
be
form
of
estate.
The
main
struction
of
apartments.
other
option
of
area
Fort
the
Lauderdale.
Net
used
of
ventures.
The
share
to
10c
Edwards
33 %
capital,
initially
69.6%
of
has
well
per
the
include
The
SEC
of
1677. .-'
probably
located
exercised
in
its
option
an
as
Dreier
the
-
Tea
of
outstanding
P.
Greep
and they
preferred
purchase
275,000
in
in
and
15,000
Ry.
the
shares
17.7
% of
officers
All
the
shares
to
real
ten
issued
Net def.
—V.
es¬
:
;
•
•
Co.
•
:
..."
Sales'
Greep
underwriters
the
:.
Sales
Up—.
and' Ed¬
at 7l0c";
y?
,,r ,
..
•-
•'-/
•
33.231,587
-
* '
$ "
"
104,316.573
7
-
r
,
*
■
V--.V
1959—Month—1E58
$553,161
245,027
expenses-
; 223,599
'
244 .579
'
This
all
-
$137,604
$181,923
163,810
231,021
8c
r
*
company
has received
a
Chairman
.
<Mr.
Mr.
—V.
,
joined
Anast,
President
Executive
the
of
the
189,
347.>
,-'
in
July
to
Lear
and ./Assistant
p.,
the
and
was
for
1958
Lehigh &
River
oper.;
Railway,-f
oper.
by
a
if operations'
Net
Committc
and
0,,er'
security
>
railway
7
Sales
—V.
$8,407,000
189,
p.
1348.
$5,546,000
Glen
1$9,
public offering of the company's shares,
net
the
heretofore
company,
the sale on the
funds to be available
from
shares
for
will
be
additional
;
,
sales.
and
mail
and
and
order
selling
the
year
programs
ended
Dec.
installment
on
an
31,
1958,
the
net
and
earnings
were
$304,955,
respectively, for 1957.
$56,079,
stock
which
Railway
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
(50 cents par value)-
50,000
shares
are
■'•'1,500,000 shs.
reserved
for
issuance
sale
basis.
company's
sales
compared
with
FINANCING
>
Outstanding
' 1,100,000
under
the
shs.
com-
1468.
>
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$10,393,024 $10,207,268
$4,946,685
$4,815,131
■expenses
4,700,821
5,038,051
9,822,045
$245,864
*$222,920
Net railway oper. deficit
>
308,665
*
Deficit.—V. 189, p. 1240,
767,137
$570,979
489,592
oper.
oper.
10,186,598
Net revenue from jo il-
operations
way
•
Aircraft
Longren
See
Aeronca
"
above.—V.
$20,670
1,084,956
'*
:
Co., Inc.—Acquired—
Manufacturing Corp.
,
183, p.
'»
1131.
$39,723
$124,534
$96,022
This corporation, with offices at 825 Bronx River Ave., New York,
Y., filed a registration statement with the SEC on April 1, 1959,
covering 250,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody & C<x
and Model, Roland & Stone.
The public offering price and underwriting price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
The underwriters have purchased warrants from the company,
*10,056
13,315
*18,857
exercisable
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$518,524
179,877
209,507
393,990
-
N.
$533,953
437,931
,
.
common shares
^
engaged in the pro¬
primarily devices for
the display
of
information, navigation equipment,
countermeasure
systems and data handling systems, and in research and development
February 1948, the company is
duction of electronic equipment for military use,
Organized
1959—Month—1958
r
1959—2 Mos,-—'1958
$386,258
expenses'
$343,394
$781,089
424,667
oper.' revenue..
1959—3 Mos.—1958-
through Sept. 1, 1964, to purchase 50,000
price to be supplied by amendment).
(the exercise
New England RR.—Earnings^—
oper,.
Electronics Corp.—Registers Stock Offering—
Loral
'
Period End..Feb. 28—
Railway
440,962
898,771
$807,096
891,887
$97,568
$117,682
$84,791
*26,352
8,982
23,204
—
electronic
related
oper.
be
'
applied to the cost of acquiring property adjoining the companys
plant and $450,000 to equip the new building to be erected
An
additional
$177,000 will be used to consummate
the
present
thereon.
expenses
•
1959—2 Mos—1958
$4,417,512
revenue-
oper.
,
$4,154,530
$8,786,459
4,124,133
4,630,763
8,653,693
*$176,183
$132,766
*1.164,446
*1,122,582
$8,949,341
9,040,336
Net.rev. from railway
$16,090,000 $11,663,000
$293,379
operations.
:
;
Net
ry? oper
deficit-—
'Deficit.—V.
189,
p.
*325,287
1240.
,
of Willor Manufacturing
Corporation. Willor is engaged
metal chassis and some other
metal
parts;
and most of Loral's requirements of
such products
have been purchased from Willor.
The purchase price of its stock
is to be supplied toy amendment
Most of the Willor stock is held by
Leon Alpert, President and William Lorenz, Executive Vice-President
of Loral.
The stock of Allor is to be acquired for $2,000. Lorenx
owns 40%
of its stock and Alpert 60%. Loral has outstanding 300,000
'common
shares, of which Alpert owns 45%, Lorenz 37.EL0, Model,'Roland and Stone 12.2%, and Kidder, Peabody & Co. 5.3%.
V. 189Lproposed acquisition of the outstanding stock
1959—Month—1953
Period End. Feb. 23—
fields.
proceeds of the stock offering will be added initially to the
general funds of the company and will be available corporate pur¬
poses, principally to carry additional inventories.
Some $40,000
.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
-Railway
Railway
in
Net
Corporation
.
f
restrictions.—V.- 189,
-
that
of
benefits.—V.
revenue—
Technical
$249,230
—
Railway
Kiuney Co., Inc.—March §ales Increased—,
1959—Month—1558
carry¬
said
has acquired
$4,789,240
Committee,
'
-
tax
less
have
earnings
.
officers who formed
-
yersion
in
the
-
*$90,995
*1 523,108
p.
1575.
and
of
manufacture
'
(G. R.)
entire
i
tax
officials
future
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
in
$4,000,000
Y
Period End. Mar. 31—
first
by two
company
Railway
r
of
the
Period E*d. Feb. 28—
'
'
elected a VioePlanning.
soon
$243,159
toc9mc-/-
Leliigli &
'
the anti-missile program has beep,
underway^some
to note that the contract was awarded to Mr.-Kennedy
private firjn. involved in the program, no other details ,-were
because
is
Pres¬
-Deficit.—V. 189, p. 1240. ?
';-/ 224,464",'
"antennas •'for
the "ballistic
missile
early warning
re?)orted cn April 7. The antennas will help Lhe ..United
against enemy intercontinental ballistic missiles.*'
Mr." Kennedy
the
pany's Restricted Stock Option Plan,—V. 189, p.
,
•
7
BMEWS,
by
:
.
$9,800,000
Alden
Glen
11,046
expenses
Net rev...from
Except
released
than
more
$63,282
revenue-
$981,817
huge
.
Alden's
benefits.
tax
Authorized
Ry.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
28-
S.
Called
Glen
present
other
CAPITALIZATION
$16,096,719
"
Hudson
Period End; Feb.
......
-
be
company's books heretofore have been sold principally in sete
continuity basis, one volume being offered each week. ' The Little
Ives Webster Dictionary and Home Reference Library" represented
*Of
X
Net rev. from railway Kennedy, President, said this is the second large contract .the
operations
$38,409
has received for this project." Some of the largest radar
Net ry. oper. income-,.-.
25,072
antennas ever constructed already have been
shipped bv Kennedy to'-"'
*Deflcit—V
189
n
1940
classified locations.
r* ' 1
'
■
'
"•
•..
<•/ • :'y.-y
*
♦
j
' -•
'
time
would
■, •
President
company
,
corporation
merged
'
$4,596,262
will
Mock
fQur
rights to edit and revise into an Ameri¬
publish in the United States and Canada the
"Oxford
Junior
Encyclopedia,"
an
English
work published
by the
Oxford University Press of England.
This will be distributed through
'*
Di
the
of
market.
The
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Executive
basis,
every
$
463,449
eontract totaling more than
of
for
the most important single factor in the company's 1958
Lear, Inc.—New President Elected—
Lear' and
the
:
been
shares
a
were
1240.
p.
share-for-share
a
surviving corporation.
the
owned
direct
$6,919,440 $17,623,416
for
after ,all
BUSINESS—The
company
publishes
general
reference
books
sold
principally to supermarket chain stores for national distribution in the
346,025
$7,181,834
for
profit
a
.
$285,525
109,240
1959-r-Monttv—1958
corporation on
shareholders five
proceeds
added to the company's general
working capital.
*
'
-
.
had
•
PROCEEDS—The
456,742
operate in advisory and consulting
capacities, and thus be freed
for
special
tarttks and assignments
necessary for growth, research, development and long range planning;
turning the operations over to a youthful, energetic, managerial team.
.
Kennedy & Co.- -Receives $4,000,000 Contract
defend
,
Bryant, Inc.—March Sales Increased—
189,
Mr.
$619 .643
145.450
States
1
1958,
(J. J.) Litile & Ives Co., Die.—Stock Offered—Public
offering of 250,000 shares of common stock (par 500)
was made on April 14 by Shields & Co., priced at $3.50
per share. This offering was quickly completed.
$171,217
352,721
$84,985
ops.
deficit
and
'
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$170,798
since 1948, continues as Chairman
senior, officer of the corporation.
a
98.952*5-71
f
503,875
$292/397
it was
ry.
1240.
Railway
$1,123,518 *'
*121,690
provide
from,
p
1957
The
2.1.5,046
•
in
merged
Alden
of
1468.
p.
on
$77,442
i 162,016
1
ident
1959-r~2 Moss—1958 7
$516,196
$308,134
to
expenses
Mock, who has
1959—12 Wks.—1958
,
":•*$'* "
;
ry. opcr.
pystem,
,
iosses
merger it was unlikely that
would be sufficient to use up the
Alden
of the
Gerald
Following a meeting of the board of directors 011 April 9 William
P. Lear, Chairman of the Board, and Richard M. Mock, Chairman of
the Executive Committee, announced the election of James L. Anast
as
President, and K. Robert Hahn as Executive Vice-President. Mr.
vy y.
Net railway oner, inc.'/
—V. 189, p. 134Q.
(D. K.)
$77,031
revenue—*
or
agreement is approved by Glen Alden shareholders at
meeting on April 21, the merged corporation would have
and
without
& Forbes
share.
the
assets
benefit
forward
^
'•
■■
This
Cabot
promoters
as
.on
$738,001,
merger
Common
own
1 '7'.
„
1959—4 Wks.—1958
revenue-/
ryv.from
1959—Month—1958
—
—V.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
Net
V
Period End. Mar. 31—
The
directors
and
preferred.
to
7-
,
Inc.—March
7 Period End. Feb. 28—
,
by Cabot,
listed
had
Glen
EARNINGS—For
an
1348.*;/"■;
oper.
189,,
Lane
per
on
$
Railway
opeiating
Net ry. operating
common
145,084.
to
..
34,526,308
oper.
is
in
give
annual
canized
board chairman and Gilbert P.
listed as the owners of 23.3%-and
*
Railway
held
the
the
as
stock.
common
Period End. March28—
; 7
are
firm
which
stock
would
their
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Ry.; operating
Fort
$1,000
at
1825.
*
189, IV
;
with
hold.
If
shares .will
other
shares
subscribed
also
common
are
common
Retail'sales
i^-v.
Paine-Webber
These shares were acquired at 32 cents per
Jr., is company President.—V. 189, p. 1574.
Lake
-
Jewel
the
Period End. Feb. 28—
share lor each share of preferred purchased (later
50 shares of common for each share of preferred),
188, p.
has
•
■.
compared
$132,000,000.
'
options to pur¬
to
Alden,
receive
mass
Harbor
interests
invested
be
to
who
-this, company
-
andy357,500 shares
with
company.
order .suspending
trading in the common
the New York and Detroit Stocb Exchanges
and in
the over-the-counter markets, for a further ten-day period
April 12 to April 21, 1959, inclusive—V. 189, pp. 1130, 1468, 1574, and
stock
.
•
.
share,
per
earnings
per
Glen Alden would be the
W? Blakely,
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Trading in Stock Again Suspended
.
families;
who
"
con¬
aggregating $528,500 for the purchase
The balance, or $483,375, will provide
subscribers-,
common
sold
per share.—V.
their
Co.,
and Construction
will
public sale of the
553
outstanding
have
tract
Frederick
issued
president;
wards
and
as
and
properties.
lists" Harry
as
the
of
to
and
now
7".
split 5 for 1, or
bringing the total
prospectus
34-acre
a
property,
initial
its
at
..
invest in, and develop
operations. has been .and
land in Florida; and the
.
company
shares
on
payments
working
common
>"
developments
?
cents
th»
taxes
first quarter of 1959 of $445,735, or 25 cents per share,
Charges and including special items.
'
The merger agreement, approved by the boards of directors of both
corporations earlier this month, calls for List Industries shareholders
company lias outstanding, in addition to $250,000 of short-term
borrowings, 890,000 of class B shares, of which 437,500 are held by
Nelson T. Everts and. Curtis W. Merrill, as Trustees for certain
partners of the Paine-Webber firm and members of their families, including
company directors James J. Minot and Albert Pratt and members of
to
its
of
Co.
44
or
and
1959
the
'•
Cabot,i Cabot & Forbes
th«
.
^-/'The
including homes, apartments, motels,
buildings.
It has acquired a 99-year lease
proceeds of the
these
of
Other
Abraham
make
to
certain
additional
tate
in -1956
scope
Lauderdale,
of: this
250
of
with
1958.—V.
.
consolidated earnings before special items
160% more in 1959 than in 1958.
These
$1,877,693,
Glen
engineering and planning costs during the first-year of operafees and costs under its management and engineering
contract
in
period
50 cents per present share, reflecting the 114-to-l ratio
provided
present Glen Alden shareholders by the merger agreement.
units
rental
purchase)
to
chase parts
balance
of
be
ratio
.
acquisition and development of
has consisted of the promotion
hotels and light industrial
Beach
the
at
cover
this
nounced that pro forma net earnings of the merged corporation in the
first quarter of 1959 would have been $2,225,467, or 40 cents per share.
Net earnings based on present. Glen Alden shares would
have
been
turns.,, including
as are .138,250
holders of $60 cumu¬
by
development
of, cooperative
(with
value,
organized
was
-
to
statement,
exchanged
"speculative
Feb.
with
v-
at
$500,000
share for the first quarter of 1958.
net earnings after all charges and special items wers
$1,379,732, or 33 cents per share in the first quarter of 1959, compared
with $634,090, or 15 cents per share in 1958, an increase of 120%.
Mr. List, who would be President of the merged corporation, an¬
'
purchased by the two managing under¬
principal officers of the company at .10c per
two
shares
....
shares
included
are
additional
be
against
Consolidated
April, 1959 payment on. the purchase price of the Shumaker property;
and an unspecified amount (to be
supplied by amendment) is to be
used
to
discharge liabilities for organization and initial
operating
expenses and to repay advances from promoters. The balance of the
proceeds will be available for development of -the properties and for use
as
working capital. Some $500,000 of this amount has been allocated
This
dale,
-additional
to
Contract—
"
were
17 cents
The company expects to use $4,549,167 of the net
proceeds of this
stock offering to make payments in connection with the
acquisition of
the Shumaker
and' Beach properties.
An additional $250,000 will be
used to repay a short-term bank loan incurred to dbtaih funds for the
;
-
Investment Corp. of
on
$5,500,000
Combined
!
'
-
offering is said
to
quarter
were
acquiring, developing
services.
1
7, 1959—2.Mos.-n-1958
$4,678,090
$8,266,912
$7,935,193
$4,848,299
«—V,. 189,
first
Beach. The company expects to operate as a principal
developing, selling and leasing its real properties. It has
Cabot, Cabot & Forbes Co., one of its promoters, to
the development of its properties and to perform engineering
manage
-
1959—Month—1958
Sales
The
Gov't
S.
of
this
corporation on
April 10
approved
of List Industries into Glen Alden Corp.
A.
List, Chairman of List Industries,
announced that
income
to
contracted
'
Period End. Mar. 31—
unit.
per
organized under California law
U.
on
contract
Albert
yin planning,
■v
for
shareholders
merger
city of Laguna
.
1
.
cents
33
Corp.—Awarded
2491.
p.
The
with
prising a part of the Shumaker property and will not enter into the
company's .plan of development. The Shumaker and Beach properties
comprise a, portion of the Rancho Niguel, lying five miles south of the
purchase of-Southland
.*
-
..
Gulfport, Miss.
undarwrtiing
..
to be used for construction;
are
and working capitals
•
hyThe class A stock offering
Co., Inc.,
partial
used
List Industries Corp.—Merger Approved—Earns. Up—
6, 1959, for the
and managing- real properties.
It has
purchase two adjacent properties (the "Shumaker property" .and the "Beach property"") in Orange County, Calif., and one
1,800-acre ranch property near the
city of Gilroy, on the San Benito
and Santa Clara County line- The Gilroy ranch will be transferred to
certain owners of the Shumaker property in ^exchange for a parcel com¬
-
.
services,
hand
on
a
was
purpose of
contracted
,
corporation
covering
latter
of
Laguna
on April 3
filed a letter of notification with the
175,000 shares of common stock, class A (par 50 cents),
to be offered at $1 per share and 210,000 shares of ..common
-stock,
Class B, to be offered at not less than par (50 cents per share), the
SEC
be
to
are
April 13 announced that it had been awarded »
through U. S. Army, Ordnance District, New York
in the amount of $3,392,000. This contract increases government ordera
Calif.—Registers
in nature."
Files
—
proceeds
The
:
corporation
government
-
V mission
International
With
underwriting.
SEC
offered
Sulzberger,
offices at 621'South Spring St., Los
Angeles,
registration statement with the SEC on April 1,
1959,
covering- $900,000-shares of class A and 900,000 shares of class B stock.
Calif.,
.
,
March 25 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at .$3
working capital,
Files
principal subcontractors.
■
V
v ;
u The
system will pre vide for improvement and modernization
The company proposes to offer these securities in
of
units each consisting
present worldwide, long-range,.point-to-point, air-to-ground and giound{; of one class. A and one class B share, and at a public offering price of
to-air communications systems known as the Air Force
§10 per unit.
The offering is to be made by an
Communications
underwriting group
Complex or AIRCOM.—V. 189, p. 1467.
headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, which will receive a com.
I
sales
in
increase
an
this year.
without
snare
187,
principal
as
April 3
company. on
$1.25
/Laguna
Aircraft- Co.'as
anticipates
on
covering
—
Lewyt
quarter of
The company
75,000
,
Jenks, Kirkland &
Co., and Woodcock, Hess; Moyer & Co., Inc., both of
Philadelphia, Pa.
The proceeds are to be used for
working capital.
/ 'r
Electronics
$33,101,727 $28,600,873
Manufacturing Co., Quakertown, Pa.
and Exchange Commission
covering
.This corporation pr, April 14 announced the establishment of a new y
unit, ITT Coiumunicaticn Systems, Inc., to handle the overall develop-*;
ment, design and-master planning of the Air Force communications s'<
support system (480-L).
y,
Z W"1 * ,4-v* •"•>
/ This project v;ill be managed by a four-company team consisting
of
$12,550,028 $10,274,921
that
along
cleaner,
vacuum
the Increase.
With Securities
at
New
1 959—3 Mos.—1958
1348.
p.
electronic
an
Linn County Oil Development Co., Lebanon, Ore.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Co.—March Sales Up—
1959—Month—1958
merchandising,
and
sales
of
the
second
1959—3 Mos.—1958
/
Kress &
Krupp
First
ot
rapid
permit
1348.7':
charge
two
added
per
Nation?.! City at 399 Park Avenue, the system
electronic and mechanical processing of ail checks
and documents regardless of type, shape, or size. Information on the
status of any account may -be -provided in seconds.
\f-•'
Headquarters
p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
Uptown
new
189,
in
with
of
models, stimulated
new
He
$26,741,707 $79,280,569 $70,351,434
International
year.
Vice-President
introduction
during
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—March Sales Increased—
Co.—Appointed Distributor—
Dorff,
the
other
International Resistance
;
-
This corporation on April 9 reported that sales for its line of vacuum
for the first quarter of this year increased 10.3%
over th«
9,558
$42,768
___
*
Lewyt Corp.—Vacuum .deaner Sales Up 10.3%—
»$28,623
10,720
lL
:
1959—2 Months—19p»
$27,684,199 $22,096,023
170,439
expenses.
—_
Increased—
1959—Month—1958
$18,094,033 $13,896,476
Period End. March 31—
Sales
/ hi
,
called for redemption on May 13, 1959 all of
5%%
subordinated sinking fund debentures
Payment, at lOO1^ T'
and accrued interest, will be made
Trust Co., 20 Broad St., New York City.—V.' 189, p. 1130.
1961.
due
•„
'
has
corporation
outstanding
at
*A
*
Lerner Stores Corp.—March Sales
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
-
1959,
6,
(1795) ;.7
Kingston Products Corp.—Earnings-
£
on
Jan. 27, 1958,
the company acquired the assets of. HydroElectric Securities Corp. and International Holdings Ltd., both of which
and
iChronicle
,
Allor
of
Leasing
stampings,
9
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1796)
Power & Light Co.—Preferred Stock Of¬
underwriting group headed jointly by East¬
man Dillon
Union Securities & Co. and Equitable Secu¬
rities Corp. offered publicly on April 15 a new issue of
75 000 shares of 5.16% cumulative preferred stock ($100
par value) at $102,178 per share and accrued dividends,
Louisiana
fered—An
The stock was bought by the
5.05%.
yield about
to
competitive sale on April 14 by bidding
underwriters at
$100,438 per share.
■
'
-
the stock came from: Blyth <fc Co., Inc., $100,268
5.20# dividend; Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill
Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. CJointly){. $100.22 for a 5.20#
dividend and W. C. Langley & Co.; $100,529 for a 5.28# dividend.
Chi or prior to Feb: I, 1964 the stock is redeemable at $107,338 per
share; at $105,928 per share thereafter and until Feb. 1, 1969 and at
$104,178 per share thereafter. for
bids
Other
for
share
ner
steam
Of
operates in 46 of the 64 parishes in
Louisiana.
Electric service 4s supplied directly in 538 communities.
Estimated population of the company's service area was 755,000 as of
December, 1958. Louisiana Gas Service,Company, subsidiary, supplies
gas ■service to -75 communities. •
EARNINGS-Operating revenues for 1958 were $46,835,000 and net
income was $6,973,000 compared with '$40,416(000 and $6,002,000 in 1907.
BUSINESS—The
company
series
#
Promissory. notes due April ,29,
(int. rute varies, present rate
Preferred stock (par $100):.
<
4.44#
Common stock
to
authorized
record
11,480,000
60,000 shs.
60,000 shs.
,
70,000 shs.
70,000 shs.
Period End. Feb. 28—
70,000 shs.
75,000 shs;:
10,000,000 shs.
8,100,000 shs.
and
Deed
Trust
of
Shares
Weeden 6s Co. Inc.
Se¬
5,400
Co
:—
1,500
Stern Brothers & Co
Denton, Inc. 1,200
First of Michigan Corp
1,200
Bros.
Burns
3,500
Co
2,000
Corp.- 1,500
Hanseatic
York
New
5,000
Drexel
&
Collins
Julien
6c
Co.
1,000
—
Ladenburg, Thalmann- & Co. 3,500
E,
1,000
Hayden, Miller & Co.
R.
Pressprich Ar.Co
.3,500
3,500
_
Spencer Trask & Co._
Wood, Struthers 6c Co:Paine, Webber,-: Jackson
Hutton
F.
1,000
Co
&
The Ohio. Co.r-—The
3,500
Curtis
3,000
3,000
Day
Kormendi
2,000:
Lewis
Johnston, Lemon 6c- Co
2,000
Peters,
F. S. Smithers 6c Co
2,000
—V.
duPont & Co._
189, p.-1677.
-
-
the
$4,477,839
3,625,585
•
&• Co.,
Inc,_
Co.I-2-1
and
Writer
$283,080
$454,411
$741,533
$852,254
104,766
155,247
259,631
286,438
Period Ended April 4—
1959—5 Weeks—1958
$4,753,856
189,
1959—9 Weeks—1958
$4,223,079
$6,845,759
Corp.—Plans Stock Offering—
authorized
offer
an
for one share
of
of
lights
to
corporation
20
shares
The
to
that,
Jan.
the
on
5,336,777 shares
consolidated-
a
corresponding
Mr.
the
the-first
for
what
of
weeks
is
the
Of
28-week
period
1,
The
ended
March
•
••
stock
in
1959,
Inc,
company
•
•
two
the
in
earnings
between
as
divided
was
oil
$5,749,000
$951,000
earned
attributable
was
$4,798,000
and
Inc.1
to
the
Plan
directors
Period End. Feb. 28—-
Other
in
to
Loew's
new
one
euch
2,668,388
of
half
of
100%
a
As
Stock
share
off
of
stock
common,
outstanding. On this basis,
earnings
per
share
were
$1.80
for
Inc. --(MGM) and 36 cents per share for Loew's Theatres for
the first half of the current fiscal
year.
Mr. Voegl pointed out that-since Loew's Theatres and Radio Station
WMGM were separated from Loew's Inc. on March
_
12,
•
"Last
year,"
confined-to
operations
Loew's
of
his
Inc.
of
vote
—V.
■
on
10,000 additional shares,.'#' 7: v/;/
by
have
been
giving
stock dividend.
March
Increase
/
of
the
20,
there
1959,
authorized
See
;■'/
number
of
shares
to
'
2,000,000
'
be
would
distribution
which
period
year
the
fast
6ame
showed
a
compared
loss
to
,
of
$5,000,000
over
profit
a
of
almost
period this year."
.
,
in
the
28-week
$5,000,000
,
during
-
.
Mr.
Vogel reviewed, the company's affairs for a
representative
from'the-financial .community- at-Loew's Inc, (MGM) head¬
quarters in New York.
In his remarks, he reported that the com¬
pany was studying possible diversification moves.—V. 189, p. 1348.
,
Carson
City, New—Registers Fi¬
nancing Proposal With SEC—
..This
with
company,
offices
in
£»~on City' Nev*' on Apr,J 3 flled
SEC
covering
and 500,000
Units
an
100,000
consisting
of
6#
a
10c
par
preferred
one
'
:
Virginia
&
Truckee
registration statement
convertible
shares,
common
:r
the
preferred
to
and
be
shares,
offered
five
for
common
$10
par
public sale in
shares and at
offering price of $10.50 per share.
J. Barth & Co. is
underwriter; • and the .underwriting * commission is to
.
the
Bide..
with the
listed
be
as
$105
per share.
The
company's securities are regarded as "speculative" because
the
intends to engage in an entirely new and
unproven busi¬
to wit, the discovery, development and
production of
company
ness
venture,
geothermal
steam
for
the
Organized
leasing
certain
a
in December, 1954, its
lands believed to contain
experimental
number
of
leases
of
generating
electric
power
activities to date have consisted of
purpose
geothermal
steam,
and
;;
Marquardt Aircraft Co. above.
Period End. March 31—
Sales
.
development
of
leases.
into
V:
to
of
one
Gas
and
and
Lake
Counties
in
Electric
California.
Company
State commission
According
has
agreed,
to
lines)
the
189, p.
Net
E.
a
1959—Month—1958
Deane,
D.
A.
Hirs
a
partner
Executive
as
necessary
steam
wells
railway
'
$183,151
from
S
Atlantic
in
Eastman
been
will
its
Vice-President
188, p. 751.
of
-
•
Union
Waterman
Securities
.
from
rev.
experimenting
on
numerous
new
uses
for
paperboard
now
new
a
new
location, which has three buildings containing 83,000 square
housed the Century Machine Co. until 1957.—V. 189,
space,
-;
p. 1677.
sales
2
1959—4 Weeks—1958
$14,047,851
—__
—v. 189, p. 1241.
Present plans of
1959—12 Weeks—1958
$9,232,306 $29,052,263 $22,419,463
v,;,
;■
'.
V
call for the opening of 60 stores
.
this corporation
during 1959—with the possibility of 40 additional, or a total of 100—
if all pending negotiations are completed, Ward Melville, Chairman of
the Board, told stockholders at their annual meeting on April 14. Most
of these outlets will be Thorn McAn family stores, he said, but if the
full total of 100 is realized, about 26 will be in the Miles chain.—
V. 189, p. 1241.
'
:
Corp.—Merger Approved
:
-
the merger.
Texas
'
•
Instruments
stockholders approved the merger on April 15.
become effective within a week.
quarter is traditionally somewhat better than the
average quarter, stockholders were told that the 1959 first quarter's
sales were the best for any quarter in Metals & Controls'
history.
They total approximately $12,000,000 exclusive of foreign subsidiary
sales. This is 17# over the $10,250,000 sales in the first quarter of
1958. First-quarter 1959 earnings information Is not
yet available but,
despite reduced earnings from nuclear fuel, operations,
total first
quarter earnings should be good, the president reported.
,
will
probably
While
See
the
first
also Texas Instruments, Inc.
below.—V.
189,
p.
above.
additional
has
issued
an
order
under
shares
$564,687
168,845
133,740
1959—4 Wks.—1958
78,586,380
1959—9 Wks.—1958
66,681,470 159,989,066
134,091,221
*
I
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
covering 11,900-shares of its capital stock, representing the
shares
of
initially issuable upon the exercise of stock op¬
the-company's 1957 Restricted Stock Option Plan, plus
28,100 shares which remain available for the purpose
stock options under said Plan.—V. 189V p. 1349.
tions
under:
additional
Mortgage Corp. of America—Files Financing Proposal
This
corporation,
with
offices
post-1958
at
10Q
St.
Paul St.,
Baltimore,
Md„
registration statement with the SEC on April 10, 1959. covering
of 4r!a% collateral trust notes, due May 1, 1969-79, to be
offered for public sale at 100# of principal amount.,: No underwriting
a
$1,000,000
involved.
>•„.'
:
the company has no operating history
but proposes to engage in the business of originating. Investing in and
Organized in November 1958,
servicing insured mortgages. It has issued 2,000 common shares to its
sponsors for cash
at $50 per share;
and it also recently borrowed
$1,000,000 from
bank,
the proceeds of which were used to purchase
pledged as collateral for the loan. The entire
of the sale of the notes will be used, together
with other capital funds, to repay the loan.
•
a
mortgages, which
amount
were
the proceeds
of
The
prospectus lists Edward K. Jones? of Washington. D. C. as
The
2,000 outstanding common shares are owned by
19;
stockholders,
including 240 shares each by Jones
and Sidney
H.
Tlnley, Jr.,-of Baltimore, Senior Vice-President and Treasurer.—V/
182, p. 2132. : :,v v
" " ' V ■ '■: ;
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.
Period End. Feb. 28—
-
Operating revenues 3—
Operating expenses
Federal
Other
Net
.
.
operating Income
after
-—v..
taxes-
Income
operating taxes_.
of
its
common
stock
at
expenditures;
construction
expenditures, or
189, p. 1468.
•
to
.
;
and
(c)
the
program,
repay
or
bank
1959—2 Mos.—1958
f" ;•
-;;h
-
$7,116,991
6,386,934
•
$5,563,974
4,687,143
;
•
■■■■• * *<
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—March Sales Higher—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Variety
Store
Chain—
-
;
Through a cash transaction Morgan & Lindsey, Inc., a variety store
chain, became a subsidiary of G. C. Murphy Co., according to tui
announcement by W. C. Shaw, Chairman of the Board and J. S. Mack,
of
President
Board
the
the
and
&
Morgan
92
operates
Murphy
E.
E.
Lindsey, founded in 1921
units, with seven additional
struction. The stores
sas
and
heme
Texas,
C.
and C. V. Lindsey, Chairman
President of Morgan & Lindsey.
company,
Latham,
office
ore
with
in
a
end Incorporated in 1946,
stores under lease or con¬
concentrated in Louisiana, Mississippi.
warehouse
merchandise
Josper,
of
in
Monroe,
Arkan¬
La.,
and
Texas.
will
Murphy Co., headquartered
in
McKeesport,
Pa.,
outlining future plans, Mr.
continue
to
with
no
operate
Mack stated that Morgan & Lindsey
out of their Jasper office as a Murphy sub¬
in order to retain funds presently earmarked
airangemcnts were made to borrow $10,000,000
under
a
seven-year bank loan
to finance part of the cost of this
acquisition.—V. 189, p. 1349.
»
of
$2,250,000
reimburse
loans
made
-v...
-
for
its
•
$17,234,581 $13,785,501 $42^42,541 $36,183,971
-
Acquires
-,
J :
$100
balance
to
2,408,031
"
1241/
p.
$2,847,559
$3,607,963
3,248,169
charges
189,
1959—Month—1958 ?
,
$22,236,369 $19,597,457 $44,715,027 $39,686,273
13,281,159
12.580,827
27,076,395
25,962,897
3,348,735
2,403,949
6,550,593
4,622.820
1,998,512
1,765,1233,971,048
3,536,582
.
sidiary,
per share. Meted pro¬
as follows:
(1) $1,000,000 to repay a bank
proceeds of which were used for construction purposes prior
1, 1959; (b) $2,750,000 to reimburse its treasury, in part, for
construction
—V.
< $482,077
28,265
the
to apply the proceeds
the
$229,709
37,063
company
number
In
SEO
Holding Company Act
authorizing this company, a subsidiary of General Public Utilities Corp.,
to issue and pell from time to time during 1959 not to exceed
60,000
such
$203,645
•;
operates 324
stores :n 17 states and the District of Columbia. They have no stores
in the states in which Morgan & Lindsey units are located.
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Stock Sale Cleared—
its
1575.
p.
1959,
the
48.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp.—New Name—
See Loew's, Inc.
to Jan.
2,837,2Q7
(John) Morrell & Co.—Registers Option Plan—
G.
The
2,944,380
/.
Thomsen,
President, has announced that stockholders repre¬
senting more than 90# of the company's outstanding stock voted at
a
special meeting on April 10 to merge this company into Texas
Instruments Inc. of Dallas," Texas. Stockholders representing approxi¬
mately two-tenths of 1#
of the outstanding shares voted against
It
1,352,279
railway
1
189,
Net
Metals & Controls
J.
-
$3,401,894
President.
■;;\.
Melville Shoe Corp.—March Sales Higher—
C.
V
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$3,426,457
,
present, a portion of the newly acquired property will be
manufacturing plant for the production of fibre drums, a
paperboard development by Mead.
Retail
183,
1674—V.
$1,581,988
income.—
1349.
oper.
189, p.
This
13,
an
.
,
p,
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—Current Sales Up—
&
Steamship Corp.,
-
,
1959—Month—1950
expenses
—V.
the
of
:*
$1,659,393
1,455,748
Period End. April 1—
Board—
on
Dillon,
them."
The
'
7""
oper.
1 959—3 Months—1958
be provided with much needed laboratory space to
product development program.
"There are many uses for paperboard products still not dreamed of,
and Mead, through its imagination in paper and packaging, is out to
feet
106,702
County Development Corp. in V. 189,
revenue_
is
has
as
$278,309
127,750
Corp.—Acquires Cincinnati Plant Site—
products,
For
?'.#•*;
$324,378
:
oper.
which
used
$688,575
410,266
413,898
v
Period End. Feb. 28—
liled
recent
.* '
•
$114,236
41,435
.
73,952
?■
$738,276
:
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
t
manufacturing plant located in the heart of the Oakley
industrial community near Cincinnati, Ohio, has been acquired by this
corporation as headquarters for its New Product Development Division.
In
announcing the acquisition of the four-acre plant site, D. F.
Morris, President, said, "Mead's New Product Development Division,
loan
deliver adequate quantities
of
steam
to
this
turbine-generator
unit, and Pacific Gas and Electric Company has agreed to
pay for the
204.170
Railway
large
further
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$318.4-14
139,070
888.
of
Mead
A
poses
(including
$382,221
expenses
rev.
See
-p.
Securities
Union
1959r-4fonth—1953-;
revenue.
Micro-Mechanisms, Livingston, N. J.—Stock Offering
Suspended by Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
McLean subsidiary.—V.
cost
$2,000,000.
Magma and .its joint venturer
Thermal Power Company,, each of whom has a
one-half interest in the
lease, fca*e agreed to drill and maintain all
of
to
-1.429.73? ' 3,637,466 f 3,131,658
1,734,199
oper.
operations
—V.
Keary, New York financial consultant and former part¬
Corp., have been elected directors of McLean
Industries,-. Inc., according to an- announcement by M. P. McLean,
President of the company. Mr. McLean also announced the election of
in
«
-*
operations
1349.
McLean Industries, Inc.—Bankers
prospect is,
to requisite
12,500 kilowatt
subject
approval, to install at its expense a
turbine-generator unit at The Geysers, at an estimated
transmission
1959—2 Months—1958
oper.
Sales/
geothermal
steam, and intends to seek other such
has an undivided one-half leasehold
interest
such property known as The
Geysers situated in the
Sonoma
Pacific
"■?.
$3,475,727
$2,892,662 $6,878,994
$5,617,365
2,959,566
2.437.873
5,855,885 " 4,711,909
- \
V t'*7*;'
Net ry. oper. income—
—v, 189, p. 1241.
-
the
company
The
-
Period End. Feb. 28—
$14,206,930 $11,623,155 $34,915,423 $31,310,067
—
—V.
p.-1349;-
Railway
Railway
Net ry.
conducting
and
development work.
It
has
entered
covering lands believed to be favorable for
189,
Net
group
.Magma Power Co.,
operating taxes.:.
Railway
,
McCrory-McLellan Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up—
Period End. March 28—
sharply improved performance' in film production-
a
2703.
p.
...Minneapolis,. Nortbfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Marquardt Corp.—Proposed New Name—
further
"during the first half, a 28-week period, the
divisions which now .make up MGM incurred a loss of $483,000 before
Interest and taxes.: For the same period, this year, the same divisions
show a profit before interest and taxes of $10,792,000.
The big dif¬
ference is due to
187,
were
desirable.—V. 189, p. 1023.
(MGM).
said,
he
pound.—V.
Co.—Earnings—
Purchase
outstanding 663,721 shares, in
addition to which there were outstanding options for the purchase
of 20,292 shares which were granted to certain employees pursuant to
the corporation's Stock Purchase and Option Plan dated as of Jan. 1,
1955.
In addition, there were outstanding warrants for-the purchase
of 33,472 shares which wore granted to the purchasers of the corpora¬
tion's 5*4#
tcn-ycar first mortgage bonds.
The 1,000,000 shares of
capital stock presently authorized would be insufficient to permit the
proposed 2-for-l split, and it is the opinion of the board that the
shnrft
Loew's
comments would'be
Mr. Westlake said 4fc was expected
be less than that of recent years
cost per
1959—Month—195&
*
operating income
Net after charges_.iXi
split of the outstanding stock, to be accomplished through the payment
realize
(MGM) -received
companies for
shares
new
has
now
share
:
of-Loew's
the
of
each
each
with
compares
per
Incorporated
income -of
net
.
the stockholders
stock,
cents
these
of
Loew's
12,
■
10
or
breakdown
which
consolidated
will
average
Operating revenues
$23,368,700 $21,969,072 $47,174,«7 $44,973,29G
Operating expenses15,065,463
15,200,719 30,562,881
31,506.099
Federal income taxes
3,093,311 ' 2,43-7,954
6,095,076 • 4,668,174
consideration to the desirability of
increasing the authorized number of shares-of capital stock-of' the
corporation from 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 shares, with a view of a 2-for-l
.
of
earlier.
year
a
This
outstanding.
$509,000
Loew's" Theatres,
now
(MOM).:
As
.
one
into
companies
12.
28
Inc.
period
than
of
Vpgelr also-supplied
two
March
the
net'income
outlook,
in 1959
improved
rMichigan Bell Telephone
•
approving a proposed amendment
and Option Plan dated as of
1955, increasing the shares of capital stock presently reserved
corjioration's
under said
ner
the current fiscal year during which time Loew's Inc. was a combined
enterprise
including Loew's Theatres and 'Radio Station WMGM,
consolidated net Income amounted to $5,749,000, or $1.08 per share,
based
pounds, and
The
stockholders will also
the
to-
DJsque
announced
the current
production
an
Net
Marquardt Corp. and increasing the authorized
number of shares of capital stock -5rorn- 1,000,000 to - 2,000,000.
'
,
Joseph tt; Vogel;-President, announced off April 15 that the directors
plan to reconunend to stockholders a change of -the company's name
Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer Corp.'
;'>■
1
:twValso-
y"'
.
share¬
common
for each
stock
common
total
with
but
The stockholders on May 5 will
consider and act upon proposed
amendments to the Articles of Incorjioration changing the name of the
500
to
Vogel
'.1;V
production by all divisions totaled 66,737,045 pounds compared with
87,379,592 pounds in 1957.
Also produced were 191,913 pounds of
molybdenum, through retreatment of copper concentrates,
•7-y
,
$5,871,614
Concerning
have
■
report noted that the excess of deliveries over production reduced
the company's inventories to a "satisfactory, leveh at year end."
Copper
Co., and W. J.
Mr.
:•*>.'r^#",■ --'7.7/ ^
Miami's copper deliveries for the year totaled 78,361,527
that
Midland
directors
remaining arouhd 25 cents per pound during the first half of
"improved demand caused two increases in October and raised
to 29 cents where it stayed until the year end" .said Mr.
price
Westlake. '
1131.
p.
the
the
Christen-
&
Inc.
sen,
500
500
500
—
.M Loew's,' Inc.—Plans Change in Name—
i'j
preceding year.
After
the
Sales
—.,
-—-
Robert Garrett & Sons
—
___
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$4,224,537
3,483,004
Mangel Stores Corp.—Current Sales Higher—
—V.
According
share.
$3.53 per
or
Mr. Westlake said the company had accumulated a considerable
of the metal despite a program of curtailed production and
therefore was In a position to take advantage of the substantial rise
in price during the final three months of the year.
railway
-
$2,609,102,
of
net
'amount
1,000
2,000
FrAnci6 I
from
,
Robinson-Humphrey
2,000
Co
6c
Cooley 6c Company.:,
rev.
1957
year,
$2,226,137
1,771,726
1,667,099
operations
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 189, p. 1131.
.
Inc. i
-——
1,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co
1,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc
800
Scharff & Jones, Inc
800
.Rand- 6c Co.
700
3,000
Reynolds 6c Co., Inc
Tucker, Anthony &RL.
expenses
equal
H.
the year
Net
Co.,
&
revenue.
oper.
E.
in
•
1959—Month—1958
$1,950,179
oper.
,
conditions in the copper industry during the
year, this company reported 1958 net income
to $1.97 per share of outstanding capital stock
the
of
Reviewing the marked. Improvement in the copper market late in
Maine Central RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
Earnings Lower—Sharp Up¬
Quarter—
Westlake, President, there was "a rather dramatic reversal ox
the profit picture in the final quarter of the year,'" the company having
earned only 56 cents per share in the first nine months.
■_
Sales for 1958 amounted to $22,658,178 compared with $27,852,711
;
.
70,000 shs.
75,000 shs.
the Mortgage
by
Salomon Bros.-& Hutzler—
Bacbe
'.
,
—
Equitable Securities Corp— 5,400
Harriman Rigley 6c Co., Inc. 5,000
W.
beneficially 3,454,900 shares,
or
$1,450,916,
compared with
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—Plans Change in Name—
Shares
Union
Dillon,
&
of
Monday, April 20, 1959
depressed
and
general corporate purposes; and the balance for lease rentals,
engineering and geology, and miscellaneous expenses, including salaries.
The
company
has outstanding 6,787,500 common shares.
B.
C.
McCabe, president, is listed as the owner of 2,707,000 shares (only
1,612,500 beneficially).
Officers and directors as a group owned of
.
3,821
-
•
Noted in Final
Reflecting
Lease,
May 8, 1959. The subscription price is yet to be deter¬
The corporation now has 8,846,000 common shares outstanding.
registration statement covering the proposed issue will be filed
with the Securities and Exchange Commission and warrants are ex¬
pected to be mailed on or about May 14, 1959.—V. 189, p. 811.
named* below, have severally agreed
to purchase from the company the respective' humbers of shares of
new preferred stock of the company set forth below;
&
Miami Copper Co,—1958
turn
A
PURCHASERS-—The -purchasers
curities
electrical
of
mined.
Trust.
Eastman
hour
held of record
Is
$250,000,000■ but the issuance of bonds is otherwise limited by property
and earnings ratios and other provisions of the Mortgage and Deed
of
kilowatt
net
per
first nine months
The
20,000,000
1960
4#)
par.value),
(no
maximum
•The
mills
2#
Geysers
holders to subscribe
10,000,000
9,900,000
18,000,000
cumulative
—
cumulative
—
cumulative
J—
cumulative-—i
preferred,
preferred,
preferred,
preferred,
5.16#
The
on
Marine
$15,297,000
1874»_
due
due 1278:
series due 1980_—:—-——i—i
3Ye# aeries due 1984-r
— -—4
4%# series due 1987_—
—-—
Miscellaneous long-term debt due seri¬
ally to I960—.-—
series
4.16#
of
including construction of facilities
to gather and
process steam; $450,000 for exploratory drilling and
related exploratory and development work; $123,500 for working capital
Outstanding
Authorized
#
4.96#
work
inent
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
•First mortgage bonds:
3
rate
net
a
proceeds from the»sale -will be used for construc¬
tion
extension and improvement of facilities.- The company plans
expenditures of about 522,300,000 for construction in 1959.
3
the
produced.
the
proceeds of the stock sale, $230,000 will be applied as
Magma's one-half share of the cost of additional drilling and develop-
PROCEEDS—Net
3Va#
at
energy
.
.
towards
treasury
such
for
purposes.
Mr.
for
Mack
future
changes
stated
planned
in
their
operating
personnel.
-
W).
that
expansion,
.
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—Files for New
This
ment
New
on
additional
York investment
April
8,
1,000.000
1959,
to
company,
its
Shares
filed with the SEC an amend¬
statement covering an
registration
scares of capital stock.—V. 189,-p. 812.
189
Volume
This
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Fuel Gas Co.—Files
National
.
Number 5839
loan
the
issued
Oi
l
the
Period End. Feb. 28—
and
the funds to "two subsidiaries; and the Commission has
order giving interested persons until April 27, 1950 to request
Ry.
,y *
»
the
proceeds of National's proposed bank borrowings,
to be
.represented-by National's promissory notes, it proposes to loan $6,900,000 to Iroquois Gas Corp. and $1,200,000 to Pennsylvania Gas Co.,
which
•for
funds
the
will
subsidiaries
be
used
from current operations,
.1959,. estimated
ground
at
storage,
purposes.—V.
will
issue
own promissory notes.
The
together with funds available
New
expenses
from ry.
to make additions to their utility plans during
to purchase additional gas for under¬
York
,
at
$1,000,000,
for
and
other
188, p. 1425.
Telephone
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
Operating
.
Federal
Other
The corporation has called for redemption on May 1, next, through
operation of the sinking and improvement fund, $59,000 of its first
mortgage 434V* bonds, due March 1, 1973 at 101.70V* plus accrued
interest.
Payment
will be
made
st
the
Guaranty
Trust
Co.
of
^New York, 119 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V.
$38,946
89,867
$
after
—V.
189,
!
155,426,676"
99,698,879
17,850,000
9,679,000
9,298,000
9,498,671
8,795,139
20,267,000
19,041,469
17,644,894
_________
____________
11,250,384
10,270,744
23,251,397
8,692,311
19,504,083
National
Research Corp.—New
17,107,646
President—
Period End. Mar. 31—
May 1, 1959 and he will assume his duties in Washington June 1.
Simultaneously. William A. Coolidge, Chairman of the Board
Research
President
as
May
1.
of
He Is
Corp.,
Research.
director of the
a
the
announced
National
Mr.
election
of
Period End. March 31—
—V.
1959—Month—1958
$1,573,512
:
$3,758,651
-
Trading
York
In
Railway
the
National-Standard
stock
started
Ry.
10
the
on
stock
The
has
been
listed
the
on
since
Midwest
Stock
Exchange,
share.
common
and
has
—V.
where
of
has
equal
$2,136,000,
779.008
to
$2.75
shares
common
common
189,
two
per
in
outstanding
The
April
on
15
facilities
new
The
in
tons
world.
It
will be designed to roll
and
,'Up to 1,000 pounds
45-inch
be
Inch
per
of
continuous
similar
to
present
In
of
excess
voted
14
in
earnings
Lasher
the
in
number
V.
construction
on
end
linn
at
Railway
the
the
of
shares
of
2-for-i
a
a
Net
operating
aud
'
*
therefore
■'/
....
Feb.
on
$12,988,716
11.42G,933
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
North
Net
operating
after
—V.
use
to
be
offered
>
the
at
par
and purchase equipment
-
•
.
26
shares
of
filed
a
letter
of
notification with
the
class
$5.50 per share,
and
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Months—1958
$100,102,308 $86,838,322 $173,064,097 $152,699,109
from ry.
1959—2 Mos.—195$
$
'
$
v
$ '
59,025,OGO 138,962,902 129,082,374
58,367,283 122,799,99» 119,571,759
67,682,261
59,982,644
7,699,617
■»
1,257,777
1,602,949
ops.
operating deficit
189,
,\'
1959—Month—1958
6,650,159
16,162,903
3,340,078
9,490,015
<
7.010.381
1350.
p.
1959—2 Mos.—1958
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
$12,256,042 $26,389,945 $25,845,067
11,375,226
23,'484,597
23,168,539
$3,221,406
924,652
353,938
Period End. Feb. 28—
,
Net def.
,,$555,350
from
ry.
$255,724
Months—1958
$258,954
454,490
ops.
!
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$569,941. $1,099,987
828,895
1,667,049
811,074
,
Net ry. operating deficit
—V. 189, p. 1242.
Co.—Earnings—
1959—2
1959—Month—1958
Railway
operating rov.
Ry. opcrtaing expenses..
,
$2,360,470
*11,808
1959—4 Wks—1953
income
$3,370,884
3,097,755
$2,544,652
2,261,694
$6,525,913
471,305
$1,180,306
1,671,561
$567,062
v
$491,250
981,148
*
925.864
•
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—March Sales Increased—
; Period End. March 31—
1959—Month—1958
Sales
$7,009,193
—V. 189,
$4,973,843
5,959,420
4,411,481
1350.
p.
1959—-3 Months—1958
$5,730,638 $19,846,867 $16,520,706
1350.
p.
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Ry.
operating
operating
1959—Month—1958
$961,039
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$518,680
631,510
680,751
$1,952,520
1,312,634
ops.
$329,529
Inc.
36,872
•$362,071
*149,468
$639,886
98,833
rev.
expenses
from ry.
Net rev.
Net
Registers Stock Option Plan—
operating
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
This co.mpany filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
8, 1959, covering 211,315 common shares, deliverable upon exercise of
options which have been or may be issued by the company to officers
189,
*$20o
1,349,111
*175,612
1242.
p.
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.—New
The
and other key employees pursuant to its Restricted Stock Option Plans.
—V. 189, p. 918.
1349
p.
Nestle
Donald
'
,
,
?-.
,
■ -
1
-y
<
*
Vice-President, Advertising and Merchandising, of this
Federal
on April 13, announced the appointment of McCann-Erickson,
Inc., to handle Decaf Instant Colfee and Nestea Instant Tea effective
1, 1959.
The agency has been handling all Nestle's consumer
Other
and
that
to year.
year
Nestle
its
chocolate
Decaf and
decided
sales
Nestea
consolidate
to
have
sales
shown
all
for
growth
steadily
products
these
as
company
that
noted
it
was
expanding its present lines
adding cUverslficatioin through new items.—V.
'
r*:
187,
'
p.
as
well
189, p. 152.
items
•
-manufactured
•
by
the
company,
be
on
New
England Telephone
In
Operating
Operating
Other
18.661,661
taxes
18,775.987
38,434,280
38,837,807
4,074,899
expenses
3,099,370
7,915,684
5.473,291
at
the
operating taxes—
2,443,008
2,147,113
4,872,372
$4,692,651
$3,991,536
$9,184,387
$7,370,777
3,027,950
3,095,474
7,625,817
•
"
the
4,245.344
operating Income
after charges
—V.
189,
p.
1241.
*
-■
-
2,472,911
$7,181,142
7,165,339
$4,778,660
4,800,344
Mart,
April
stock
to
be
efforts
per
share.
in-March
122
wells.
Ave.,
the
the company owns
knows as the
1958,
contiguous
acres
Field, Lafourche
It
also
the
owns
between
will
pohcy
proceeds
of
purchase
funds
feels
5.567,599
net
retirement
the
on
Net
$1
Lceville
the
Of
'
Net
$2,434,965
3,706,366
7th
and
Parish,
60uth
8th
La.,
side
Sts.,
a
of
New
l/24th working
Vasser-Howard
said
the
in¬
Tract
have nine pro¬
3,000 block of St.
to
Orleans.
An
affiliate,
American Investors Syndicate, Inc., which Is managed by officers of
Oil, Gas & Minerals, Inc. has leased the property for 99 years and an
apartment Is to be built on this site.
1959—2 Months—195C
$29,872,219 $28,014,006 $60,406,723 $55,927,219
revenues
Federal Income
$3,687,796
income
best
a
in
Charles
& Telegraph Co.—Earnings
1959—Month—1958
4,956,743
3,510,134
charges.™
Organized
ducing
Period End. Feb. 28—
3,772,095
Orleans, which
terest
said.—
'
-
7,581,927
1,732,540
189, p. 1242.
shares
Patrichi, President, stated that a single order for air-to-air
relays amounted to $500,000.
Remainder of the orders
specialty
2,558,571
1,854,442
basis by Assets Investment Company, Inc., of
will receive a selling commission of 30c per s -are
In addition, the underwriter will receive an option to buy up to 41,700
New
on
thcrmo
for
were
operating
made
Mihai D.
missile
27,026,183
New
April 9 reported aggregate orders totaling $750,been received by the company in the past 21 days.
have
26,423,958
2,
Orders—
000
13,159,436
corporation, with offices at 513 International Trade
Orleans, La., filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1959, covering 260,000 shares of 35c par common stock. The
is to be offered for public sale at $2 per share.
The offering is
"
*
corporation
12,986,9G1
3,935,282
____
taxes
$44,959,122 $40,271,720
a
of
will -be
tend
will
to
tend
the
of
bank
the
used
loan
St.
to
stock
and
sale,
$17,500 Is to be
$125,000 to retire a
applied
bank
loan
incopie and capital gains; the investment
the acquisition of real estate and natural
produce
toward
resources.
-
New York
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
Railway
Net
ry.
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$360 416
$303,265
$773,596
expenses
165,184
205.753
342,871
397,175
$195,230
$97,512
$430,725
111,227
•4,081
247,874
company has outstanding 167,000 shares.
James A. Lindsay is
president and the owner of 12,000 shares.—V. 188, p. 2292.
$712,467
from rail¬
operations
oper.
1959—Month—1958
revenue..
oper.
revenue
way
Net
oper.
The
income—
•Deficit.—V.
189, p. 1241.
$315,292
;
132,159
Pacific Automation Products, Inc.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—A secondary offering of 5,000 shares of capital stock
(par $1) was made on April 8 by William R. Staats &
at $27.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1 per share. It was oversubscribed.—V. 189, p. 708.
Co.
children.
play
National
stores
and
mail
houses.
shares
of
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. stock and $7,000,000 In cash.
Howard
A.
Newman, President of Philadelphia & Reading Corp.,
said he expected the 1959 sales volume of the
newly acquired companies
to be a minimum of $60,000,000.
."Earnings from this group of com¬
panies are large enough to insure that the Issuance of
175,000 shares
of stock
will not dilute per share earnings," he stated.
"On
consolidated
a
basis." Mr. Newman added, "the newly acquired
earning power will more than compensate for the continuing decline
in earnings of Philadelphia and Reading
Corporation's anthracite coal
.subsidiary. We are planning to expand fhe companies' product
to
sales
llnet,
volume
largest
we
and, consequently,
have made thus far.
these
Union
their profits.
With
The acquisition is
excellent
continuing man¬
growing contribution
companies promise to make a
and Reading Corporation's earning
Philadelphia
With
power."
Underwear
Co., Acme Boot Co. and, now, the Blue
Ridge group, Mr. Newman emphasized, Philadelphia &
Reading Corp.,
has
acquired enterprises
with consistently
stable earnings, proven
long-term growth features and profitability In good times and bad.
Newman
further
stated
this
that
marks
event
completion
of
the
Corporation's present plans for acquisitions in the soft goods in¬
Future expansion
and
diversification
will
be
along other
lines.—V. 189, p. 1470.
dustry.
Philco
Corp.—Convertible
Debentures
Offered—Pub¬
lic
offering of $22,000,000 4*4% convertible subordinated
debentures, due April 15, 1984, was made on April 16
by an underwriting group headed by Smith, Barney &
Co. at 100% plus accrued interest.
This offering was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
The
debentures
are
convertible
into Philco
:
common
stock
1
J
at
$33%
on or before
April 15, 1969 and thereafter at $40 per share.
The issue will have the benefit of a mandatory annual
sinking fund
of $880,000 commencing in
1969 and designed to retire 60% of the
a
share
debentures before maturity.
In
addition to the required
sinking fund,
the company may make an optional sinking fund payment annually of
more
than the required payment, also beginning in 1969.
The
not
debentures
will be redeemable for the sinking
fund at 100%
plus
They also are redeemable at the option of the com¬
whole or in part at any time at prices ranging from 104%%
accrued
interest.
pany as
a
to 100''<•,
plu§ accrued interest.
PROCEEDS—The
to
Charles Ave. property.
The balance of
buy investments which the management
and
chain
aggregate purchase price—subject to post-closing adjustments
completion of an audit by 6. D. Leldesdorf & Co.—was 175,000
agement,
1959—2 Months—1958
$19,885,512
This
2551.
1
Networks Electronic Corp., Van Nuys, Calif.—Receives
The
Co.—Earnings— "
T959—Month—1958
Oil, Gas & Minerals Inc., New Orleans, La.—Registers
Proposed Offering With SEC—
with McCann-Erickson.
The
upon
the
$22,464,481
___
expenses
Income
after
—V.
consistent
also increasing
are
order
Mr.
Net
advertising
revenues
operating taxes__
Ner
chocolate product advertising since 1954.
from
Lines—
of
Telephone
Period End. Feb. 28—
company,
stated
Bell
Operating
Operating
Sept.
Nestle
and styled sportswear for women
distribution
is
obtained
through principal
their
Ohio
Co., Inc.—Advertising Agency—
Cady,
line
high-quality, boron trilluoride neutron
in size from 42 inches long, small-diameter probes to
commonly-joined multiple tube units.
The detectors come in several
cathode materials; copper, brass, and stainless steel.—V. 189, p. 1576.
1959—3 Months—1958
$4,583,422 $13,300,399 $11,985,183
$5,480,530
,
Detector
April 9 announced the manufacture and distribu¬
1959—Month—1958
JL
..'—v. 189,
on
extensive
an
detectors ranging
Brothers, Inc.—March Sales Higher—
Period End. March 31—
corporation
of
tion
utility,
clothing
$1,348,911
'
Sales
corporation on April 10 completed its acquisition,
through
of Blue Ridge Manufacturers, Inc., Imperial Shirt
Co.,
Shirt Co., Boys' Tone Shirt Co. and other
components of
the Blue Ridge and S. Rosenbloom
groups, largest U. S. enterprise of
its type in manufacturing work
clothing for men and
The
1959—12 Wks.—1958
$61,743,519 $58,556,491 $185,716,037 $175,242,410
Neisner
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—Acquisition Completed
This
subsidiaries,
v.
-
Va^—
with,
Co., Inc. Seattle, Wash.-—Files
March
35,062
at
Railway
operating rev.
Ry.. operating expenses
Net ry.
$880,816
Period End. Feb. 28—
National Tea Co.—March Sales Increased—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
V.
to prepare lots
$
of
188,*
$20,831,479 $18,280,113 $41,505,701 $37,114,685
25,540,458
12,645,191
12,131,368
24,949,921
3,219,865
2,249,984
6,202,839
4.408,295
3,236,491
2,782,626
1,595,539
1,354,109
____
charges—.
J 89,
Railway,
.
stock
notification
Marlboro
18G5.
p.
r
Alexandria,
of
189, p. 1242.
—V.
1959—Month—1958
taxes
income
letter
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
American
operations.—V.
448,423
operating taxes
Net
The 80-ir.ch mill at Great Lakes Steel and 500,000 tons of annual
Ingot capacity are being added to increase steel supply for the Detroit
and also provide the requirements of
the new Midwest Steel
fCorp. plant to be built as part of the expansion program in north¬
-western Indiana in. the Chicago area.
Midwest Steel will produce hot
and cold rolled sheets, galvanized sheets and tin mill
products.—V. 188,
,
offered
=.—
—V.
189, p. 1242.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Other
Corp.,
a
-
Period End. Feb. 28—
$1,561,778
ops.
operating inc.
Federal
filed
3
used
Period End. Mar. 31—
28,
7.
new
April
shares
industrial
intensive
more
recession,
from
covering
be
Sales
V/
intensive
more
1959—Month—1958
rev.
from ry.
rev.
ry.
Alexandria
on
stock
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses
•Deficit.—V.
market
;
18,237,981
14,194,823
•
(J. C.) Penney Co.—March Sales Up—
outstanding
reflects
rise
country
the
Pacific
operating
Net
This line will
which was also
Weirton
13,010,000
14,232,610
A
common
stock
(par $2.50)
1,635 shares of class B common
stock
(par $2.50) at $6.25 per share.
No underwriting Is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for
equipment, a new products program
and working capital.—V. 188,
p. 1198.
to
February were 71 cents
same
period last year. Both
.
that
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.
Shop
corporation
Net rev.
Northern
at Weirton Steel Co.
annealing
24,333,740
19,811,060
18,525,000
to 1,000 pounds per inch of width.
.up
'
SEC
3,578,303
Qf
freight cars.
Despite the
achieved record earnings
year
3,600,000
of
9,127.054
7,104,594
9,768,622
Penberthy Instrument
$5,693,760
7,387,283
favor
,
said
throughout
last
netted
cents
on
the
at
Northwestern Bell Telephone
contractor
12,047,899
The proceeds are to be
for working capital.
1350.
p.
constructed by Mesta. The new
facility will have a capacity of 300,000
tons per year and process coils up to 45 Inches in width with
weights
.
1,307,286
slabs 30-feet long Into colls weighing
annealing line
the
capacity
57
based
company's
Car
width.
Machine Co. will be the
Mesta
•
annual
an
16,535^276
and
1959—2 Mos.—1958
President, said that earnings for the first
substantially higher than the same period
were
share
.
activity
Facilities—
William P. Hill, Vice-President-Engineering.
will be installed at Great Lakes Steel
Corp. in
have
7,063,278
covering 2,500
of common
($100 per share), without underwriting.
Corp.—Split Up Voted—
April
Lasher,
1959
with
are
&
SEC
$1,853,369 $11,921,893
3,414,879
on
R.
ol
Per
General
by
will
C.
1959.
80-inch mill will be the fastest and most powerful strip mill
new
the
E.
195H.
figures
Detroit, and Weirton Steel Co., Weirton, W. Va„ Mr. Hill said.
The contract for an 80-inch continuous hot
strip mill at Great Lakes
Steel has been awarded to the United
Engineering <fc Foundry Co. The
mill and auxiliary facilities will be housed in new
buildings to be con¬
structed on a site adjacent to the present Great Lakes plant.
\
$5,486,217
ops.
shareholders
compared
This corporation has awarded contracts for
major facilities at two
plant locations in its new $300,000,000 expansion program, it was an¬
nounced
$
9,154,000
t*
operating income
charges
189, p. 1350.
•;
•
The
1576.
p.
months
the
Increase
fr
47,988,652
6,824.000
8,209,243
income taxes™-
The corporation on
from ry.
General
cash
Steel Corp.—To
48,342,270
158,136,746 144,600,831
98,742.730
99,130^240
rev.
operating inc
The
first
National
71,002,984
operating taxes
Park
split and listing on the New York Stock Exchange.
dividends for the past forty-four years.
It has
every
year since its founding, g
quarter ended, Dec. 31, 1958, National-Standard had
$12,933,000 and net earnings of $788,500, equal to $1.01 per
share.—V. 180, p. 818.
of
77,753,412
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
'J;:
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
North American Car
profitably
the
sales
income
net
The company
paid
operated
For
and
1959—2 Months—1958
$
after
—V.
Offering
1926.
company,
$38,987,000
Corp.—Secondary
$15,926,133 $14,102,221 $33,182,392 $31,772,980
expenses
10,439,921
12,248,852
21,260,499
26,079,220
operating
Not rev.
New
with headquarters in Niles, Mich., is a leading manu¬
facturer of specialty wires,
industrial wire cloth, perforated metals,
high carbon flat steels and special machinery.
Founded in 1907, it
•operates plants in seven states, Canada. England and South Africa.
V For its fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1958, the company had sales
of
Power
& Western
Big Board—
on
April
-Earnings—
1959h-Month—1958
,
Net
oversubscribed.—V. 189, p. 812.
was
operating
Net ry.
Exchange.
will also continue
Other
812.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Stock
Trading
■
$3,245,475
189, p. 1241.
National-Standard Co.—Stock Traded
;
It
Norfolk
1959—3 Months—1958
$1,248,077
and
Mohawk
Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—March Sales
Sales
Federal
secondary offering of 36,100 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on April 9 by Bache & Co. at $38.87,/2
per share, with a dealer's concession of 85 cents per
share.
National
t
—
—A
1132.
p.
'
Net
Hugh S. Ferguson
will assume the post
company.—V. 189,
1350
pp.
Niagara
of
Ferguson
189,
$131,0S0
•317.433
Co.—Secondary Offering
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Operating Revenues
Operating expenses
*1959—3 Mos—1958 A
1959—Month—1958
1,773347
•
1350.
Period End. Feb. 28—
$18,666,670 $14,520,600 $45,271,579 $38,376,379
—V.
23.9C9
$436,777
•44,884
$
Sales
on
inc.™
$1,903,632
$2,165,995
1,729,218
$2,517
•225,616
.
$249,659
1350
p.
188, p. 2645.
April 15 announced his resignation -as President
of this corporation to assume the position of Director of Research and
Development for the U. 6. Army. Mr. Morse's resignation is effective
National
*
20,232;903
9,330,459
(J. J). Newberry Co.—March Sales Higher—
Richard 3. Morse
ops.
$848,047
845,530
$1,053,191
802,532
A
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock (par
$6.50) was made on April 3 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $39.75
per share, with a dealer's concession of 55 cents per
share.
It was completed.—-V.:
189, p. 1470.
1959—2 Mos.—1958
48,288,670 100,112,726
charges™
from ry.
rev.
'
expenses
Pacific Power & Light
'
_________
Net
revenue—
Net ry. operating
Co.—Earnings—
76,652,553 162,672,592
taxes__
income
Net
>
1959—3Mos.—M5S '
1959—Month—1958
•Deficit.—V. 189, p.
49,074,553
expenses
operating
99,560
Ry. operating
Ry. operating
■
1959—Month—1958
operating taxes—
Net
$37,162
641,266
79,508,608
revenues
income
$678,428
*$5,836
68,191
$
corporate
.
.
Period End. Feb. 28—
$649,852
610,906
0
Pacific Electric Ry.—Earnings—
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$305,281.
311,117
$32,454
27,515
ops.
$9,400,000
estimated
.National Gas & Oil Corp.—Partial Redemption—
f
$325,240
293,786
Net ry. operating deficit
—V. 189, p. 1241.
their
by the subsidiaries,
operating
Net rev.
•
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
'
operating revenue
Ry.
of
an
hearing thereon.
a
New York, Susquehanna & Western
Financing Proposal—
-applied to the SEC for an order -under
Holding Company Act -authorizing bank borrowings of $8,100,000
has
company
•
(1797)
be
added
the
to
net
-
proceeds from the sale
general
funds
of
the
debentures Will
the company and will be available
In addition to normal replacements
of
for
general corporate purposes.
improvements
the
company
contemplates capital expenditures
through 1961 aggregating approximately $21,000,000, substantially all
and
of
of
which
is
for
to
additional
plant
and
equipment
for
the
manufacture
transistors
by its subsidiary, Lansdale Tube Co., and for the
the company of electronic computers, the balance
used for equipment for a new research center.
v
1
manufacture
be
by
Immediately following the sale of the debentures. $19,000,000 will
be used to reduce temporarily the current indebtedness of the com¬
pany and Its unconsolidated subsidiary, Philco Finance Corp.
Of such
amount
$10,000,000 will be used to repay the presently outstanding
balance
working
of
rowings
the
capital
$9,000,000
of
will
company's
short-term
V-Loan
notes
issued
to
provide
in connection with defense production contraots and
be applied to the payment of short-term bank bar-
Philco
Finance
Corp.
Incurred
primarily
to
flnanoe sales
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1798)
trtS
increased
be
office
and
.
($100 par
value)
/
.
tive
shares
262,328
include
not
♦Does
issuable
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
below, represented by
to purchase all the deben¬
their respective names:
principal
the
amonuts
Smith, Barney & Co.
$4,070,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
275,000
William Blair & Co
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
& Co., Inc.—
Butcher & Sherrerd
Blyth
Dodge
Clark
E.
Clark
W.
J
M.
Dain
275,000
550,000
-
Co.—
&
&
275,000
Co
Co.,- Inc.
'
Bodine
Dickson
& Co.,
S.
,,
.
2?!j,'000
Dixon
&■ Co
Drexel
165,000
825,000
& Co
„„
Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities & Co..
825,000
ner
275,000
'
Co.
of "Michigan Corp.
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Hornblower
E.
&
Hutton
F.
ties
Posed Rights
of one
two shares
each
and
Malebale
formations
in
in
or
stinging
a
Service,
Luzon,
The
President
as
panies
Chairman.
Board
and
indirectly,
or
unanimously
Attorney
to
of
carefully
Court
Tax
of
the
Washington
to
were
the
both
and
He
31,871,778
shares,
but
tion, it
of
Treasury
tual
Iron
with the support
and
General,
State
several
at
distributed
to
stages
figures
the
of
and
Ores,
its
favorable
American
American
„
their
for
they
be
Note
Key.Employee Stock Option
Piedmont &
*
and
Plan.—V.
announced
was
Benefit
long-term
Life
Privately—This
Insurance
debt
in
1919
equipment.
in
with
at
Stove
corpora¬
the
Co.,
firm
War
II,
electric
in
These
of
7.2&.
to the company's line in 1935. After World
major products became oil .space heaters and gas and
kitchen ranges.
The company changed its name to Preway,
its
1953.
that
with
same
they began t.o produce gas space
"built-in" kitchen equipment includ¬
year
variety
a
of
refrigerators, dish washers and other equipment.
products have gradually become Preway's main source
ovens,
"built-in"
with
revenue
the
In
along
ranges,
sales
being
principally
made
large
to
retailers
and
residential
construction .industry.
Preway "built-in" equipment is
used in kitchen renovation of established homes and
apartments as
well, as original equipment in new construction.—V. 188, p. 1436.
Publishers Co., Inc., Washington, D. C.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
189,
p.
to
605.
the
to
.Y-;
■v
Ry,—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Railway operating rev.
Ry. operating expenses
pursuant
The
SEC
corporation
covering
be
150,000
offered
The
April 7 filed
shares of class
on
at
$2
proceeds
to
are
A
notification
of
stock
common
the
with
be
and
used
reduce
to
advertising
Short-term
machinery,
working capital.
finance
borrowings,
sales
for
and
$398,570
$1,020,540
$876,672
214.338
209,924
450,735
443,608
/
General
Net rev.
*■*
*
,
from ry.
ops.
$324,307
$188,646
$569,805
inc.
106,603
40.024
180.391
ry.
operating
189, p. 1350.
—V.
;
'v»•
9
•"
-
•
$433,064
Chemical Corp.
It
1
/
-
1
.
*•",,,
1
*
;
»•
"
*
System
Financing—
above.
corporation
Exchange
on
Commission
April
15
150,000
with
shares
cf
will
planned that the stock
*
registered
the
Securities
value
par
common
stock.
to the public through an
tuiderwriting group headed by Reynolds & Co., Inc. The shares are to
by certain stockholders and no proceeds from this offering will
be sold
€0 to
the company.
The
,
company,
a
1958
were
Pioneer Plastics has been closely held.
which
has
^eaa*n8 producer
$9,634,000
and
plants
of
net
Sanford,
at
decorative
income
Los
plastics.
$601,000.—V.
was
of
concepts
General
The
.
of
185,
Angeles.
Sales in
p.
1792.
of
the
flight
a'°out 1,400,000
are
t
etocknolders.
present
shares,
owned
by
about
on
into
a
speed
directors have announced their
or
15
ever
;
cents
the
a
share
40-cent
quarterly
dividend
on
on
intention
the
present
split
to
shares,
shares.—V.
declare
a
189,
121
p.
a
a
X
increase
?omPanJ> with offices on James St., Verona, Pa., filed a
registration -statement with the SEC on April 9, 1959,
covering 75,000
shares of capital
stock, to be offered for public sale through an undefWrtting group headed by Lee; Higginson
Corp.
The public offering
price ana underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
«^<^ei,com^an'r *s,
a fabricator
of rigid
steel
electrical
conduit
Force
$300,000,
Code
Advance"
Base
and
and conduit
awarded
was
by
B.
E.
Applegate
Facility.
marks
Modulation
milestone
a
techniques
were
test
visual
store
mission,
based
Provisions
it
systems
the
data
included
are
devices.
which
Data
collect
tape.
is
tape
for
data
in
the
together
use
with
Processing
After
accepted
by
on
one
and
may
of
be
of
analysis
presentation
one
on
completion
reproduced
immediate
Machine
information
reduction
Simultaneously it
be
can
will
magnetic
on
semi-automatic
read-out
"language"
all-time
recorded
Charles
highs
in
the
Gaudio,
for
first
Air
of
the
translated
several
March
reported
company
sales
of
$17,019,000,
the
time
expenditures
for
authorized, including
plant
and
facilities
$28,000,009
expected
1958,
to
the
company's short-term borrowings were
Mr. Whitaker, have increased since
finance
increase
coming
ha:;
leaf
been
months
tobacco
purchases
customary
and large tax
the last several
to reduce such
during
company
expects
the
for
any
permanent
new
financing.—V.
189,
necessity
1512.
'7
p.
1959—Month—1958
i
$1,905,122
$1,813,395
1,378,237
$3,958,231
$3,872,770
1,383.955
2,817,477
2.943,368
$521,167
$435,158
94,038
$1,140,754
304,197
$929,30f
" 121,842
ops.
inc. '
1242.
p.
1959—2 Mos.—1958
*
revenue
expenses
209,744
f
$4,0([)0,000
The
at
for
construction
of
plant
new
a
and
offict
New Stanton, Pa., has been awarded
by this company tt
Engineering Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.'
new plant will
replace present manufacturing facilities
The
,
contract
at
Rust
Youngwood
Rooertshaw
static
controls
The
Pa.,
for
devices
at
Scottdale,
Division, which
for
commercial
gas
of
the
ranges
and
plant will be built
change
operatec
by the controls firm'j
produces automatic thermo¬
and
Thermostat
control
on
other
and
industrial
Turnpike.
\
-
*>Tet, ;'ales^of Robe/tshaw-Fulton
ended March
home
>
use,
260-acrc site
a
Pennsylvania
LlICl"*ll/Ov.
Pa.,
at
appliances
ant
,
.
,
the
New
Completion
Stanton
is
inter¬
planned
foi
t.'-
Controls
for the three month:
31, 1959. were the highest for any
quarter in the historj
of the
company, Thomas T. Arden, President, reported on
April 14.
First quarter sales of
$19,867,118, compared with $16,574,093 in th<
r
period
a
year
ago.
$l^t income , before taxes
ended
Net
,
Co.
amounted to $3,034,743, compared wit!
™CCiru ?,fter t0xes amounted to $1,436,743
March, ol,
earnings
1959,
were
with $674,432
compared
equal,
after
preferred
for the three month!
a
year
dividend
ago.
requirements,
tc
common shares outstanding comparec
1,639,179 common shares .for the firsl
kf.n Per share on 1.655,143
40
with
cents
three months
share
per
of
on
1958.—V.
189, p.
1717.
.
Securities
ot
and
the
Canadian
*s
secunties
co,mind'seh of the
recently
Lmio«
Ant
have
been
or
names of Canadian companies whose
are
being distributed in the United
°n °f- the re8istrafcion requirement of the Securities
according to information developed in Commission
or
nC Acniof
investigations
otherwise.
Evasion
such
of
requirement,
which
Is
tt0i SoCU5ltles of loreign as wel1 as domestic companies, de?X
®tates investors of the financial and other information
about
the
issuing companies and
their securities which registration
would provide and which is
essential to an evaluation of the securities.
Rochester Gas
of
31
$11,018,603
period
Previous
of
of
Manager
in
record
1,446T,731
a
1133.
p.
(I.)
1959,
of
it
20.5^
was
a
and
was
the
gross
Air
here
by
Express
increase,
jump, over the totals
and the gross
for the Jan. 1.
first
Agency handled 1.330,569 Air
$9,552,897 for the period.
quarter
Express
totals
were
shipments
in
with
1956
gross
when
the
revenues
of
Revenues
for
1959
are
Electric
expected
of
Sons Inc.—Sales Up-
$750,000
to
$1,000,000
for
°£fr,a <?!ls cf tlle Si.lf skin Girdle Division
revenues
announced
company's
13.6^
Rokeach &
profits
stockholders
1958.
high
&
Corp.—Secondary Offering
secondary offering of 31,000 shares of common stocfc
on April 7
by The First Boston Corp
Co., Inc., at $44.25 per share, with s
TrGa. n«s concession of $1 per share. It was completed.—
V. 189, p. 1134.
(no par) was made
and Walston &
high¬
189,
centers.—V.
shipments
Express
quarter
General
The shipment total
revenues
the
although results of opera¬
yet available, preliminary
will be ahead of the first
?^°^e^s^aw"^u^0n Controls Co.—Expansion—Earns.!
A
Net
C.
6,
May
—A
acquisition
Division.
708.
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit Co.—Registers With SEC
•gewallzes in such conduit, electrical f .metallic., tubing
corporation
Railway Express Agency, Inc.—Shipments Rise—
8,5Q0
dividend
Pulse
and
Electronic
New
'
this
"Project
Air
of
excess
data
ground
data
for
Edwards
of
aircraft
systems;
A three-for-one split of the common
stock was voted April 15 at the
company s 39th annual meeting of stockholders.
Two additional shares for
each outstanding share will be issued about
May 15 to holders of record as of the close of business on
April. 22.
will
9
on
Exchange Commission on April 2 announced the
stocks of this corporation and
Casgoran Mines Ltd. tc
Restricted List, bringing the total of Canadian
companies
whose stocks are included in the list
to 212.
for recording the wide spectrum of data
en¬
in-flight operational testing of high-performance com¬
military aircraft.
and
test
*
April
on
mailed
with
The Jtirborne
the
not
earnings
of
that
been
-operating
189,
Inc
Modulation
countered
several
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Stock Split Voted—
in
combination
a
'.Frequency
that
announced
developed
as
Electric's
contract,
mercial
Me.,' and
laminated
Co.
tion
arid
offered
be
$1
of
from ry.
rev.
ry.
audition
-
an
integrated Flight Test Data
Acquisition
companion Ground
Processing System
to the
General
The system Is based
upon unique digital-analog
integra¬
and
Electric
Pioneer Plastics Corp.,* Sanford, Me.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
This
has recently been
contract to supply
a
■
to the split.
be
Robervai Mining Corp.—On Canadian
Restricted List
Radiation, Inc.—Awarded Contract by GE—
113,558
•
the
1959.
the
time
building
its
Net
With
„
Puritan Chemical Corp.—Proposed
See
the
snares.
business
will
that
are
quarter
_
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$338,643
and
that
present
have
operating
Net
cents)
10
(par
of
which
months
earnings
stated
in
operating
Net
share, without underwriting.
per
collection
letter
a
Files With
—
stock prior
close
the
stockholders
sales
For
Such
in
this
—V.
was
oil space heaters were added
or
by re¬
authorized
so
that it can enter the next leaf
buying season in July
as
little debt as possible.
The management, he said, considers
company's financial condition to be excellent and sees 110
Ry.
the
production of camp stoves and
camping
pressure kitchen ranges were added in 1928 and
Gasoline
increasing
30,600,000
\
company's
basis
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
Co.
Wabers
the
1
the
order
Ry.
due
Prentiss
as
splitting
borrowings
will use the proceeds of the loan to refund the present
and to increase working capital.
77"
engaged
>
■
484.
p.
two-for-one
end
to
common
at
three
net
the
end
the
into
April 15, has sold to the Mu¬
on
promissory note,
Incorporated
originally
purchase
Northern
Period End. Feb. 28—
subsidiaries
its
At
_
628. '
p.
189,
is
spent
years,
American
those com¬
profits made by
shareholders—*V. 186,
;hare
a
certificates
that
and
tVhitaker
payments.
assess
for
$5
^.2Lo,000 and, according to
time in
Canada.
border
208.
p.
basis.
told
1958.
that
stockholders.
the
across
181,
above.—V.
15,000,000
record
first
$43,000,000
to
Appeals
implications
of
Salem.
,of
Appeals.
;
constitutes
of
•
equal to $1.64 a share.
expansion of
the company's plant
proceeding as scheduled.
During 1957 and 1958 almost
$48,000,000 was invested in plant and equipment. A large
part of the
expansion program has been completed,
the two largest unfinished
projects being the leaf tobacco
stemming and redrying plant near
Walunt Cove, N. C., anct a
cigarette manufacturing plant in Winston-
the
by
Court
to
class B
of
indicate
facilities
of
concealed
Court
above.—V.
April
8
approved
stock, $10 par, or. a
from
new
the
$254,462,000
De-
of
Inc.
additional
Whitaktr
for
same
company
1,169,779
Stockholders will not be required t*c send in their old certificates
these
certificates
will
represent
the
$5
par
common
stock
on
quarter
days
four
Department, its Internal Revenue
State Deparlment for the 17-
companies
Inc.—Places
The company
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Registers Stock Option Plan
the
372,308
these
the
Mr.
of Newark, N. J.,
a
1974. The broker for
the transaction is Emch and
Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
.7
This company, filed a registration statement with the SEC on
April
S, 1959, covering 750,000 shares of its common stock, reserved for
issuance upon exercise of options granted or to be
granted to certain
of
563,493
on
shares
share-for-share
tions
the
and
far-reaching and
Canadian
not
$1,400,000
y Cia, a corporation wholly owned by Colonel Soriano and
members of his family, has served as general manager of the
company
for the past 20 years—V. 189, p. 50.
key employees
inc.
$2,262,892
1,194,373
Period End. Feb. 28—
members
or
denied
the
and
Federal
the
General
Premium
has
Preway,
Soriano
directly
objections
Attorney
stockholders
ing
own,
16,248,888
$2,442,474
value
par
of
into
a
American
in Cincinnati, Ohio, against the advice of
experts and over the official protest of the Gov¬
Although both the Liberal St.-Laurent Govern¬
Progressive-Conservative
Diefenbaker
Government
rebuke
the
heaters
listed
its
and
Ores
U. 3. tax collectors cannot reach
treasuries oi Canadian companies nor can
Inc.,
is
Iron
was
Department,
decision
15
decision
the
The total cost of this 1959 drilling program is estimated
2,500,000.
VVv:7':v, -..-,-7
The company has outstanding 443,767,228 shaves of stock. Col. Andres
family
14,838,730
$557,510
i.959.
violation
Appeals
from
pursuit
yenr
information.
his
ol'
their
April
ftt "P"
A.
motion
the Canadian protests
The
offering is
central
7,893,724
Calcareous Sinter Co., Inc.—Stock Offering
Stockholders
own
the
Government
)
Cf
April
the
receive
Canada.
oi
and
case,
Cagayan Valley in Luzon, or in such other locations as may
most promising in the light of further geological and geophysical
Soriano
This
Treasury
their
transmitted
the
eeem
On
Premium
of
$8,451,234 $17,281,204 $18,511,780
$1,237,447
common
of
as
1957, American Internal Revenue,
13,
Court
of
ment
held. The record date and
Leyte,
Oct.
ernment
and testing for oil, gas and
holds concessions and leases
granted by the Philippine Government. No oil or gas in commercial
quantities has yet been found in the Philippines, and the company's
business is said to be highly speculative.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be added to working capital. The
company's present plans call for the drilling of a 6,000 foot test
hole at San Isldro, Leyte; and, following this test, the company con¬
templates the drilling of additional deep test holes either in the
In
$8,502,985
..
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Stock Split Voted—
B
converted
May 16, 1957, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
motion for review of the Van Fossan decision
by
a
Court.
American
some
825,000
company's business is exploration
hydrocarbons in areas in which it
Calubian
On
favor
'
1959—2 Mos.—1958
changes, the company will have only one class
of
common
stock, consisting of 20,000,000 Issued shares.
The title
.cf
the
stock
is
being changed to "Common Stock" as all shares
previously carrying that designation were either exchanged for or
Internal Revenue Service
1957, Judge Ernest Van
the
23,
purposes.
■<
1959—Month—1958
Uranium,
adoption
Mr.
Federal
-
underwritten.
The
other
ducing
'
took
general corporate
ops.
ry.
stockholders
class
number
and irom
taxation in
double
impose
Henceforth,
supplied by amendment. The
price are to be
subscription
tiot
for
to
for
used
1242.
Bonus
The
new
just
Ontario,
for income tax
and
7,265,539
operating
(R, J.)
and
Ltd.
Mines
Iron
100%
$100
rate
plus accrued interest to the date
par
See Electric Storage Battery Co.
urgent
range
effort
Court.
Tax
in
Tax
the
a
share
will
Reeves Brothers, Inc.—New Development—
apartment, appealed the decision of the U. S. Tax Court to the U. S.
Offering With SEC—-
new
Rock
deposits in Western
of Minnesota.'
ore
ore
Treaty.
accordingly
Ores
S.
filed
full
On
275,000
registration statement .with the SEC on April 10, 1959,
covering 221,883,614 shares of capital stock. The company proposes to
offer the stock for subscription oy holders of outstanding stock at the
late
See
later,
This company, with offices in the/Soriano Building., Plaza 'Cervantes,
Manila, filed
U.
found
the
Philippine Oil Development Co., Inc.—Registers Pro-
;
iron
iron
American
Iron
secretly
275,000
«—Vi 189, p. 1577.
inaccessible
this
shareholders.
'
—
lias
this
penalties for the years 1943 through 1949.
If American
period could be collected the Commissioner's next step
for all ensuing years.
Premium Iron Ores elected
the
Fossan
550,000
825,000
550,000
189, p.
puni¬
$4,500,000.
1942, at the
in
interest
Suspended—
assessment
contest
into
385,000
385,000
385,000
385,000
Co
ry.
this
be
Premium
165,000
Yarnall, Biddle & Co—
Weeks
&
to
275,000
Corp.
Steep
of the U. C.-Canada Tax
275,000
Wertheim &
Co
White, Weld & Co.-—
165,000
550,000
Net
on.
for
would
275,000
Stroud & Company,
Inc. —,
—Spencer Trask & Co.—
G. H. Walker & Co.—
275,G00
825,000
First
from
rev.
—V.
Canadian companies in which there
undertook the development of
two
Premium Iron Ores became liable
and
taxes
275,000
Stone & Webster Securi-
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Net
stockholders,
American
Mesabi
the
year
taxes
825,000
550,000
„
balance
operating
rev.operating expenses
Ry.
tnan
more
when,
of
ratio
the
1025
Railway
has been' paying 'income taxes to the Canadian Gov¬
ernment. Nevertheless, in January,
1953, the U. S. Commissioner of
Internal Revenue abruptly assessed Premium Iron Ores for American
W.
165,000
;
Tr>o.
Ltd.,
attempting
was
ago
case in
to impose
subscription at
in
The
Reading Co.—Earnings—
which
the noted
in
totaling
years
Government,
S.
Ores
but
of
1947
that
275,000
825,000
550,000
825,000
H. Ncwbold's Son &
Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
The Ohio Co.—
Penington, Colket & Co.
piper* Jaffray & Hopwood
Singer, Deane & Scrib-
165,000
Townsend,
&
DeHaven
&
Crouter &
In
$550,000
W. E. Hutton & Co
Janney, Dulles & Batties, Inc.
Kidder, Peabody & Co,
Lee Higglnson Corp...—
Lehman Brothers ——
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Feriner & Smith Inc.
F. S. Moseley & Co
165,000
275,000
275,000
825,000
Co.
&
Bioren
north
opposite
set
Service
origin 17
U.
Iron
and
Revenue
its
the
of
Appeals
in Cincinnati,
Ohio,
sweeping decision in favor of
of
and penalties
taxes
had
substantial
important
named
Cmitli, Barney & Co., have severally agreed
in
The
p.
Period End. Feb. 28—
(Canada)—Tax Decision—
American stockholders
Internal
Premium
are
Court
unanimous
a
and its
case
request
option
stock
the
under
down
income
The
ownership plan.
plan and the stock
tures,
100.000 shs.
*4,069,629 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
•
Federal
S.
company
the tT. S.
250,000 shs.
'
series A, 100,000 shs. outstdg.
stock ($3 par value)
U.
handed
22,000,000
-
—
The
*
334l.'o
be
139,
Red Lane
tures, due
Common
the
at
—V.
Co.—Secondary Offering—
offering of 2,500 shares of common stock
(par $7.50) was made on April 8 by Blyth & Co., Inc.
at $30.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents
per share.
It was completed.—V. 189, p. 708.
Premium Iron Ores Ltd.
for
to
be supplied
by amendment. No underwriting is
';7. '■;','7,',77
; ; •• fv.'vy,", v ■. ;
■. ■■'■.777
'
will be applied in part to the repurchase and retire¬
company's
convertible
subordinated
debentures
A secondary
$22,617,000
22,000.000
April 15, 1984
stock, cumulative
Director of Research of the com¬
General Electric
Portland
of
,
payment.
compared with 32 cents per share in 1958.—V. 188, p. 2510.
per share, as
debentures
are
presently outstanding, in full,
April
on
to offer tne
of
14 reported estimated sales for the first quarter of
about $14,700,000, as compared with $11,683,000 for the same period
in 1958. He estimated earnings for the same period at about 39 cents
pany,
date
involved. 7..
Net proceeds
.
'
ment
sinking fund notes, due $333,000
annually thereafter
through 1979, and balance in 1930....
41/4 f'c
convertible subordinated deben¬
Preferred
record
*
,
Edwin H. Land, President and
Dr.
Outstanding
$22,617,000
The company proposes
of principal
amount
by common stockholders,
.of debentures for each 10 common shares held.
Earnings Show Gain—
Polaroid Corp.—Sales and
1960, $767,000
in
'R.
company
porate purposes.
of Philco Corp. and its subsidiaries is
categories: "Consumer Products" and "Govern¬
ment'and Industrial." Consumer Products include television receivers,
refrigerators and freezers, home laundry equipment, radios, phonographs,
room air conditioners and electric ranges.
Government and industrial
operations include research and development work, and the develop¬
ment and manufacture of guided missiles and torpedoes, radar equip¬
ment
high frequency and microwave radio and television communica¬
tions' equipment, electronic computers, transistors, vacuum and cathode
ray tubes and high frequency diodes.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
3\',*i
1959.
at Verona, aggregated approximately $1,858,000.
of the proceeds will, be added to the general funds of
and will be available for working capital and other cor¬
balance
the
two major
Authorized
first
the
corporation, with oifices at 711 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.,
April 13 filed a registration
statement with the SEC covering!
$7,209,640 of convertible sui»ordinated debentures due April 30, 1964.
on
principally
The
business
BUSINESS—The
divided into
and
1958
company,
This
v
During 1957,
expenditures of the
Pa., completed early in
two months of 1959 capital
Verona,
at
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
Rapid-American Corp.—Registers With SEC—
sale will
applied to the repayment of all outstanding short term bank
loans, which loans were incurred principally in connection with the
construction and equipping of the company's new fabricating plant
be
Philco
and
borrowings
$1,000,000 of the net proceeds of the stock
Approximately
Jt is expected that the company's V-Loan
Finance Corp.'s short-term bank borrowings
in the near future in the ordinary course of business
»nd will be further increased from time to time as construction of the
translator and computer facilities progresses.
'
'
f
The company believes that the proceeds of the present financing,
tnp-pther
with retained earnings and depreciation
allowances, will be
sufficient for its anticipated
capital expenditures through 1961 inr
Slndine the transistor and computer facilities. If additional funds are
reauired for these or other purposes they may be obtained through
bank borrowings or the sale of securities, or in such other manner
«s the company may deem advisable. ...
'
' '• <
company's products.
the
€>t
.
.
lirst
the
by
Benjamin
C.
Wheeler,
Predicti^' he said> is based
quarter
work
of
this
year
three
Meanwhile,
Mr.
over
shifts
at
last,
the
the
were
next
12
months
forecast April
16
o'.
t<
President.
on a 21 r;'c
and
on
increase in sales for th<
backlog of orders requirint
a
*
plant.
Wheeler said, directors of the company are consider¬
ing other moves in the
Kosher foods firm.—V.
Roman Catholic
diversification
138,
p.
of
activities
of
the
90-year-olc
1366.
Bishop of Portland
(Me.)
—
Partial
Redemption—
to
approximate $47 million, Mr.
Gaudio said.
Total Air Express shipments of 5.5 million in 1958, a
gain of 7#>
over
1957, produced gross revenues last year of *$41-7
-million, up ll.l.—V. 189. p. 1133.
7
"
"•
There
operation
have
of
been
the
Ffr$t Portland
called
sinking
^
for
fund
National Bank,
redemption
3119,000
of
on
first
May
1.
next
mortgage
Payment
Portland. Me—V,
will be
188, p.
througi
serie:
made
1719,
at
tht
Volume
Number 5839
189
1959—Month—1958
$2,713,357
i
—V.
189,
Rutland
$368,958
346,560
Net ry.
$317,570
353,824
$746,262
705,013
*$36,254
71,471
$41,240
28,554
110,404
deflcit____
oper.
"Deficit..—V.
189,
St. Louis-San Francsico
revenue—' $8,693,142
due
due
4%%
due
series due
4?b %
First
mortgage 5%
1959—2 Mos.—1958
Net
value
oper.
189, p.
income
1512.
$2,613,439
591,413
"Not
$1,971,275
1,126,987
1,163,474
the
first
three months
of
of
stock
issued.
are
The
company's
aggregate
upon
charter contains
outstanding.
JNot including 80,000 shares of
else
of
stock
each
had
':
Allen
&
Company
Lehman
I.
du
Pont
also V.
Sec
%
'
^
■
the
Gerstley, Sunstelu &
Goodbody «fc Co
Hulme, Applcgatc &
—
Bros.
&
&
Humphrey,
5
Co.—
F.
5
Stroud
&
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
•
3,579,000
sinking fund debentures due 1976
sinking fund debentures due 1982
41b%
5ft%
9,000,000
3,233,000
3,233,000
8,908,000
8,640,000
108,581
....
3,500,000
8,640,000
notes
payable
Cumulative preferred stock
issuable
300,000 shs.
23,177 shs.
series
scries
44b%
(par $100)
series
in
4*4%
4ft %
series
5%
22,262 shs.
series
24,112 shs.
%' '
v
Co...
5
" 5
.
Co
37,400 shs.
30,000 shs.
29,025 shs.
•_
series
Cumulative convertible second preferred
stock (par $25) issuable in series.-
4.64%
series
Common stock
Tho
bonds
which
442,731 shs.
$2,213,652 shs.
442,731 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
„t-
of
29,025 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
(par $1)
amount
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
22,635
36,834
21,248
23,346
37,400
30,000
38,658 shs.
...
series
*
$11,145,000
*
—
series
be
outstanding at any one time
under the indenturo is unlimited except that additional bonds
may be
issued
only in accordance with the restrictions contained In the
may
%
indenture.
2
ferred stock.
2
Inc
t Exclusive
2
Co
Inc.
Co.
Warren W.
1578.
TO
$3,250,000
Installment
respec¬
:
10
10
~
&
189, p.
1976
5.35%
warrants
,■
Sutro
Co.
Hutton
'
E.
—
&
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
Francis
and
15
Stearns & Co
Ladenburg, Thalmann
referring to the full participation of the paper industry in the
general business recovery, Mr. Ferguson stated that the paper industry
expects a return to the pattern of volume growth of the past 20 years
at an average annual rate of 5 <7, temporarily interrupted during the
underwriters
35
Brothers
Bear,
In
the
of
names
duo
5.05%
issuable upon exov-
of unsubscribed debentures and attached
agreed to purchase were as follows:
/
percentages
which
series
ono
any
warrants.
UNDERWRITERS—The
tive
EFFECT
sinking fund debentures due 1971
sinking fund debentures due 1972
6ft%
common
corporation organized under Delaware
1975
34b%
stock
common
due
$50,-
a
long-term indebtedness at
a
GIVING
series
3ft %
upon
bonds
the
is
mortgage sinking fund bonds:
3% %
$1,000,000 shs.
80,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
80,000 shs.
of its sub¬
those
(including
properties
and
company
2ft %
.
——~
common
First
'1
value—stated
par
plant
1959.
BUSINESS—The
Authorized
8,000,000
100,000 shs.
100,000 slis.
to
during
CAPITALIZATION
69,000
8,000,000
extensions
sidiaries)
time
and net Income at $5,518,904,
shares
8,489,488
$300,000
"
and
•.
.
2,000,000
980,000
—
purchase
000,000 limitation
Earnings Increased—
company reported net sales
equal to 64 cents a share
outstanding at the end of the
quarter. This compared with net sales of $84,964,059 and net income
of $3,663,121, equal to 42 cents a share on 8,446,435 shares of common
stock in the corresponding quarter of last year.
Roy K. Ferguson, Chairman of the Board, pointed out that the
recovery in general business conditions from the recent recession began
in the Spring of 1958 and that the current expansion in all key eco¬
nomic indicators suggests a continuation of the recovery on a broad
scale during 1959.
'
at $95,355,933
on
to
.
$22,931,000
3,842,000
15,
15,
Sept. 1, 1983
March 15, 1987—
bonds issued by
share)
per
'
company on Sept, 18, 1958, to obtain funds for completion of the
1958
program
of property additions (then estimated at
approximately $13,500,000 for such year); and (2) to defray a portion
of the company's current program of proposed additions, betterments
company's
laws in 1932. Iks primary business is that of a public utility, rendering
natural gas service in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado.
Outstanding
'
.
U
the
compliance with certain restrictions and condi¬
tions therein contained, by the Indenture of Mortgage and Deed of
Trust dated as
of
March
15, 1946, as supplemented, pursuant to
the
1959
March
March
(no
limited,
which
St. Regis Paper Co.—Sales and
For
$.10
Warrants
$847,919
$1,328,169
628,306
operations
ry.
—V.
stock
Common
Net revenue from rail¬
way
series
series
series
1
1976—
1982..%
merged company, due Jan. 1, 1976—
5ft%
sinking
fund debentures,
due
April 1, 1984
4.10% cum. preferred stock (par $100)
$7,913„S70 $18,062,253 $16,923,521
7,065,951
15,448,814
14,952,246
7,364,973
expenses
'
mortgage bonds:
2?o %
3ft %
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
"•First
721,768
1242.
p.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
'$39,393
opers.
ry.
EFFECT TO
GIVING
$682,375
$22,398
13,587
Railway oper. expenses.
fr.
CAPITALIZATION
1959—2 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Feb. 28—
rev.
$1,890,870
Allen
Co., manager of the underwriting group, stated that;
the unsubscribed balance of $650,200 has been picked up
and that $507,200 of the balance is being reoffered to
the public at 105%, plus accrued interest from April 15.
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue™
Net
stockholders subscribed for 91.8%, or $7,349,800.
&
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$0,383,582
$4,673,110
1393.
p.
(1799)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up—
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-€ent
Period End. Mar. 31-—
Sales
.
UNDERWRITERS—Each of the underwriters has severally agreed to
purchase at $25 per share, the percentage set opposite its name of
such shares of the second preferred stock as arc not subscribed for
2
York &
Co.,
2
Inc.
the
on
of
shares
exercise
the
of
Issuable
of
conversion
upon
the
second
pre¬
warrants:
recession.
He
pointed out to stockholders that in
progressively
proved
demand.
He
ductivity
1958 St.
Regis
earnings
added
with
that
further
sales
increase
and
greater
similar quarterly progression is expected this year.
continuation of current economic gains, lie said, earnings
a
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—March Sales Up—
in each quarterly period in reflection of expanding
a
on
im¬
Sales
Based
of
—V.
St.
still
unused
to
customer
meet
this
capacity Is used,
annually.
million
Eventual
demands
requirements
stated,
he
of
and
paper
States
and
Canada,
sales volume could reach $450
Commenting further
St.
in
Regis
that
American
two
Corp.—Anti-FPaud
oper.
MoS.—1958
$302,367
$297,537
$611,957
239,554
231,884
489,361
$596,015
477,819
$62,813
38,373
revenue
oper.
$65,653
$122,596
72,564
79,944
Sentencing
Atlantic
until
deferred
April
23,
1959.
p.
This
860.
•"
,
This
SEC
company
covering
April 10,
on
of
$23,000,000
Mobil
Socony
Oil
$1,000,000
plant to produce Aglite, a synthetic lightweight con¬
aggregate, has been turned over by this company to the North
Lightweight Aggregate Co., Inc., Minneapolis, Minn., it was
Built
April
on
under
a
firm
in
White,
Co.
According
"earned
Fiscliman,
to David S.
substantial construction
a
Board Chairman, Sayre & Fisher
and owns a 10% stock interest
fee
Central
North
plus a continuing interest In
plant for the next 15 years.—V. 188, p. 994.
the
Schenectady
Varnish Co.,
all
production
from
Schenectady, N. Y.—
Inc.,
New President—
The
election of Henry D.
Wright as President of this company was
April 14. He succeeds his father, the late W. Howard
who founded the firm and was its President since 1906.
Wright, formerly Executive Vice-President and Treasurer, has
announced
Wright,
II.
D.
V
_•
The
over 25
years.—V. 184,
p.
1062.
Science & Nuclear Fund, Inc.—Granted Exemption—
,
The
SEC
has
issued
order
granting an application of this cor¬
poration from exemption from the Investment Company Act on the
ground that it has ceased to be en investment company. The Fund
was merged into and with Nucleonics,
Chemistry & Electronics Shares,
Inc., in April 1958.—V. 189, p. 1026.
an
Sorrels-Johnson Corp., Woodland Park, Colo.
Exchange
April
on
—
Scott Radio Laboratories,
The
have approved a change in the corporate name to
Corp., Edwin F. Zabel, President, announced.
Mr. Zabel stated, "J^ectrovision, Corp. more accurately reflects the
broad range of business activities in which it Is expected the
company
will engage."
<
Presently, Electrovision operates motion picture theatres In the
metropolitan Los Angeles, Calif., area as well as the Fanchon & Marco.
Agency which books and produces variety entertainment at fairs, con¬
ventions, supper clubs, musical comedies, extravaganzas
and other
media.
Negotiations
underway for
the
purchase
of
additional
is being given to diversification into such
electronics, Mr. Zabel told stockholders.
are
,
theatres,
and consideration
fields
television
as
Holders
of
the
and
1,956,185
3,000,000 shares authorized.
do
not
name
have
of
to exchange
Electro vision
shares
In
the
outstanding,
name
of Scott
their certificates
Corp.—V.
175,
p.
for
out
of
Radio
tlpse
a
total
of
Laboratories,
bearing
the new
1334.
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Co. — Deben¬
tures 91.8% Subscribed—This company,on April 16 an¬
nounced
that of its recent offering of $8,000,000 of
sinking fund debentures with attached warrants
purchase 80,000 shares of common stock, common
has Issued
Commission
to
made
bo
1958.
for
The
that
company
request
an
a
order
hearing
purpose,
estimates
,
,
of which
its 1959
.
giving interested persons until
on
the proposed financing.—
1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Months—1958
$18,296,644 $11,095,600 $37,240,453 $24,233,676
189,
p.
1394.
Files
Electric
Standard
With Securities and
Co., Inc., San Antonio, Tex.—Files
Exchange Commission—
The
corporation on March 31 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 10,000 shares of common stock (par $25) to be offered
share, through Bache & Co., San Antonio, Texas.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase equipment, erect and equip
semi-fireproof building and for working capital.
SEC
at
$27.50 per
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings
1959—Month—1958
income
operating
9,492,652
7,842,114
18,604,330
15,228,784
4,753,316
10,318,850
9,501,654
8,540,584
20,421,152
17,794,986
16,771,536
14,904,036
10,371,105
income
7,695,777
9,043,059
charges.;
after
Months—1058
$
56,327,628 122,727,312 113,707,001
35,191,614
73,382,980 72,205,027
5,166,294
taxes
operating taxes
Not
Net
—V.
1959—2
$
$
61,165,735
36,135,684
Operating revenues
'
189, p. 1285,
•
Southern Electric Generating Co.—Bond
This company,
Offering—
subsidiary of Alabama Power Co. and Georgia Powor
its parent companies in the filing of a proposal
for the issuance and sale by the Generating Company at competitive
bidding of $25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series duo 1992; and
tlic Commission has
issued an order giving interested persons until
April 30, 1959, to request a hearing thereon. This financing represents
the initial issue of bonds by the Generating Company In connection
with financing the cost of constructing a stcam-electric generating
station on the Coosa River in Alabama and related facilities, the cost
of which is estimated at $161,000,000.
The first unit of the station
is expected to be in operation in May 1960.
The bonds will ba secured
in part by a power contract between Generating Company and its
parent companies.—V. 189, p. 1026.
Co.,
has joined with
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
company
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the SEC on
to be offered
April 14, 1959, covering $2,950,000 of participations
to eligible employees under its Stock Purchasing Plan, together with
71,951 shares of common stock which may be acquired pursuant to
the Pian.—V. 189, p. 709.
Standard
15/435,926
15,076,227
31,617,524
4,028,019
2,378,858
10,815,284
4,971,932
11,565,604
5,906,535
Net
ry.
income
1385.
oper.
—V. 1.89, p.
Union
Southern
The company is
Gas Co.—Preferred
Stock Offered—
offering to its common stockholders of
10, 1959, rights to subscribe
shares of its 4.64% cumulative convertible
record
April
This
seco|d pre¬
(par $25) on the basis of one new snare of
sfceond preferred stock for each five shares of common
(with an additional subscription priv¬
ilege). The subscription price of the second preferred
stock is $25 per share. The rights expire at 2 p.m. (CDT)
on May 1.
Snow, Sweeney & Co. Inc. and A. C. Allyn
& Co. Inc. head an investment banking group which is
underwriting the offer.
stock
then held
proceeds from, the second preferred stock will
company's general funds and applied: (If to the
PROCEEDS—The
be
added
payment
to
of
the
4ft %
net
term
bank
loans
aggregating $7,500,000,
made by
Of¬
filed
corporation
a
registration
statement
with
tho
SEC
on
According to the prospectus, tho Estate of D. Samuel Gottesman,
deceased, to meet cash requirements, particularly for estate taxes and
administration
expenses,
is offering or may offer for sale up to a
of 43,067 common
made
bo
the
on
York
New
and 28,834 preferred shares, such sales to
Stock Exchange or off the Exchange at
prices related to prices then prevailing on said Exchange.
proceeds will be received by the company.
Nono of the
manufacturer and distributor of packaging mate¬
rials and packages, paper and paper products and other related prod¬
ucts.
It has outstanding 107,467 shares of $1.60 convertlblo preferred,
509,451 shares of $1.20 convertible preferred, and 2,299,947 common
shares.—V. 189, p. 1616.
The
is
company
a
Starfire Uranium & Development Corp.—Stock
Offer¬
ing Suspended—
Bonus Uranium,
Sec
Inc. above.—V.
183, p. 1372.
Placement—This company,
Steel Door Corp.—Private
through Mullaney, Wells & Co., Chicago, has arranged
to place privately $400,000 of first mortgage bonds due
March
1, 1971, it was announced on
Sterchi
April 16.
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Higher-
Bros.
l9.5;*
$1,054,947
189""p.
—V.
$1,004,254
1395.
Life
Suburban
Files With
Co.,
Insurance
Silver Spring, Md.—
Securities and Exchange
Commission—
3 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
30,000 shares of 6% cumulative convertible preferred
stock (par $1)
to be offered at $10 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental in operating an
The
company
insurance
for 442,731
ferred stock
Secondary
April 1, 1959, covering 43,067 outstanding shares of common stock and
28,834 outstanding shares of preferred stock ($20 par, $1.20 convertible
series).
)
30,639,309
5,306,686
2,516,871
rev.
Corp.—Registers
Sales
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$20,742,612 $19,104,246 $42,432,808 $42,204,913
fr. ry. opers.
Net
Packaging
fering With SEC—
Month of March—
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
5^8%
to
3
Spiegel, Inc.—March Sales Higher—
Commission—
a
Railway oper. expanses.
Inc.—Changes Name—
stockholders
to
in
at $20,600,000.
Period End. March 31—
189,
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 138,000 shares of common stock
to be offered at par
($1 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for construction, machinery and equip¬
ment; material and supplies; and working capital.
corporation
Railwav oper. revenue
Electrovision
and
expenditures
April 27, 1959,
V. 189, p. 1176.
filed a registration statement with the
Interests in the Employees Savings Plan,
Inc., together with 460,000 shares of
to said plan.—V.
made
borrowed
was
construction
on
with the company for
been
3
2
will be used to finance a part of the company's con¬
and to prepay and discharge some $12,000,000
loans
bank
Sales
With Securities and
The
sale
proceeds
maximum
sponsored and arranged by the investment
Weld & Co., the plant has been operating
at the rate
of 700 cublp yards a day since March 1.
World-wide
patent rights to its manufacturing process are owned
exclusively
by the Aglite Corp. of America, wholly-owned subsidiary of Sayre
& Fisher
Quinn & Co..
expenditures
—V.
15.
contract
of
banking
5
3
....
Co
with offices at. 428 Travis St., Shreveport, La., on
registration statement with the SEC covering $16,000,series H, due May 1, 1989, to be offered
at competitive bidding.
a
struction
Company,
which may be acquired pursuant
capital stock
p. 856.
Other
Central
disclosed
G.iH. Walker &:
company,
April 13 filed
$4,800,000
182,
1G74.—V.
189, p.
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Files Employee Plan—
Federal
A
William R. Staats & Co
5
—
of
Patcrson, N. J.—Stock Of¬
County Development Corp. in V.
Operating expenses,,
Sayre & Fisher Co.—Completes Aglite Plant—
crete
5
Inc
Proceedings
Worth
Jury
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net rev. fr. ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 189, p. 1394.
6
Inc
Burr,
3
3
Lee
public
Federal
$118,196
42,099
expenses-
Co.
&
Hemphill, Noyes
Co
Rausclier, Pierce & Co., Inc.
—V. 189, p. 1513.
a
Railway
Railway
<fc
Coffin
3
C.
Langley & Co
Higginson Corp.
Schcrck, Richter Co.
6
for
of
1959—2
;
c
Blair
5
3
Co
for first mortgage bonds,
See
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month.—1958
185,
1674.—V.
p.
fering Suspended by SEC—
joint
Period End. Fob. 28—
189,
W.
7ft
Southwest
000
;
Corp.
Savannah & Atlanta
'.
in V.
Net
1578.
p.
Co
First
Southwestern Electric Power Co.
Proposes Bond
Offering With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Fort
SEC
a
Sheldon Enterprises, Inc.,
V
Viscose
engaged in
is
with
Witter &
Walston & Co., Inc
Estabrook & Co
7ft
tificate-Bonds.
on
ventures, Mr. Ferguson reported.
on
the development of a bonded
fabric to be produced from man-made fibers on paper machines for
use in bagging and other industrial purposes.
The other is with Mon¬
santo Chemical Co. in the jointly owned Fome-Cor Corp.
Fome-Cor
board, a sandwich-like combination of plastic foam between two sheets
of Kraft paper, is manufactured and sold by this corporation.'—V. 189,
is
One
15
C. Allyu & Co., Inc
White, Weld & Co
Regional Office announced March 27, 1959
in Oklahoma City had returned a guilty verdict
against Hugh A. Carroll, Julia Moore Carroll, William A. Rlgg, J, Phil
Burns, Selected Investments Corp., and United Securities Agency, on
charges of violating anti-fraud provisions of Securities Act and the
Mail Fraud Statute in sale of Selected Investments Trust Fund Cer¬
are
country,
Investment
Selected
set-up boxes in the Union of South Africa, Mr. Ferguson said. Also, he
added, St. Regis purchased a minority interest in a paper mill at Jaboatao, Brazil, and is constructing a new multiwall bag plant at Bclo
Horizonte
' ;;
The
that
Alberta.
the timber reserves. Mr. Ferguson said that
capable of providing adequate supplies of pulpwood for 500,000 tons of additional capacity.
Such a program should
take place within the next decade,
he added, and would require at
present costs about $150 million to construct the plants. It Is believed,
he said, that one-half to two-thirds of the cost will bo financed from
retained earnings.
St.
Regis' international operations which extend over more than
30 years, were expanded further in 1958 through purchasing a halfinterest in a group of companies producing corrugated, folding and
the present reserves
(N.Y.)—Offer'g Suspend'd
County Development Corp.
p. 346.
including the half-interest in North Western
Pulp & Power's 1,920,000 acres in
Atlantic
See
more
not
15
A.
Dean
189, p. 1394.
Security Electronics Corp.
paperboard.
tonnage will be met by construction of
additional plant capacity at locations in close proximity to the large
timber holdings of St. Regis, Mr. Ferguson said.
He pointed out that
St. Regis owns or controls 3,250,000 acres of timberlands in the United
for
1959—2 Months—1958
$293,472,172 $264,739,765 $535,954,172 $473,510,947
x
Allen & Co
Regis in 1959 should be higher than those of 1958.
St. Regis, Mr. Ferguson said, has 150.G00 tons of productive capacity
When
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Mar. 31—
pro¬
Snow, Sweeny & Co. Inc
on
April
company.
Summit Finance, Inc.,
Summit, N. J.—Stock Offering
Suspended by Securities and
lUopCHUVVl
See
Atlantic County
'
1917.
>.
p
S & W Fine
Exchange Commission—
o
Development Corp. in V. 189, p. 1674.—V.
Foods, Inc.—Delisting of Stock
Proposed
Coast Stock Exchange has applied to the SEC
delist the common stock of this corporation;
Commission has issued an order giving interested
Pacific
The
authorization
the
April
24,
of
the
p.
to
1959,
to request a hearing thereon. All but
owned by Di Giorgio Fruit
stock are said to be
851i
•
v
-
.
182,
'
(Continued
on
nase
51)
for
ana
per^^untU
12,849 shares
V. 174,
Corp.
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1800)
When
Holder»
Payable
of Rec
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
$4.12
grouped in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Dividend -announcements are
Company
Fund
Advisers
24c
Acroqulp Corp.
(quar.»
-.
;
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_._Allen Business Machines (quar.)
,_~;
Altcntowu Portland Cement, class A (quar.)
Allied Laboratories
%
$25c
6-1
4-27
Inc. (quar.)—-r
(quar.)——
of America, common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
—
7- 1
4-24
12%c
5-11
30c
Inc.
6-10
Aluminum Co.
93:!ic
7-
1
25c
6-
1
87 %c
6-
1
'
Airlines, Inc., common
convertible preferred (quar.)
American Biltrite Rubber (initial)
American
—
3Vi%
(quar.)
Common
Shareholders
proved
a
annual
the
at
meeting
6-15
stock
split
4-15
Works,
Water
American
Electric Corp.,
Anderson
5-
34%c
0-
1
1
6- 5
15e
5-15
5-
5-15
20C
5-1
preferred (qmir.)_—
—
Supply (quar.
Atlantic Refining Co. (quar.)
Atlas Finance Co., $1.60 prior pfd. (s-a)_—
Aunor Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Auto Electric Service Co., Ltd., ol. A (quar.)
Avco Corp. (quar.)
Corporate title recently changed from Avco
Manufacturing Corp.
"
Avondale Mills, common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
1
25c
5-
1
4-20
5(!o
Assoclatcd Stationers
Markets
J.)
Paint
0-15
4-15
0-
1
U2VsC
G-15
10c
5-L'O
5-
30c
5-
1
$1.12
5-
1
5-11
-
6-
1
2
7-
6-10
4-24
5-17
4-30
50c
3-15
4-24
...
Oc
5-15
$1
.-,
Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)
Edwater Paper Corp., Ltd.—
5-
—
Electric
California
4
■J-
60c
5-13
Jfew
common
5.20%
preferred
5.28%
preferred
5.30%
preferred
5.36%
preferred
5.50%
preferred
Canadian
General
"Special
shares"
30c
5-15
5-15
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
4:$2
7- 2
6-15
$8c
5-
1
4-15
m
7-
-•
preferred (quar.),_,%„x—
(J. I.) Co., 6%% pfd. (quar.)
V% preferred (quar.),„,
Chain Store Real Estate Trust
$3
convertible
6-
0-15
6-
5-12
<3%
4-30
Combined Locks
6c
4-27
4-30
4-27
6? 8
5-1A
5-
4
A
i.r
5-
1.
1
5%
5-
1:1
4-15
1
5-10
,
25c
9-1-
10C>
4-15
4-30
(from investment Income)
Standard Securities
6-
,
8c
(s-a)
Consolidated Freightways (quar.)
Container Corp. of America, com.
4-30"
"4% preferred (quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.),
Coty International Corp
Seal
25c
(quar.),,
Dallas Transit Co.. common
Y%' preferred (quar.)
do
Vegh
47c
Mutual
from net
.distribution
capital
Fund, Inc.
investment
of
$8.71
,
gains)
net
5r
Dominquez Oil Fields
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc. (quar.)
Drackctt Company, common
4% preferred A (quar.)
DsavO Corp., common
4c/o
preferred
;
■
(quar.)
6-
1
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dun & Bradstrcet
Inc.
-
1
1
5-
j
Steel
(quar.),,
:f
4-
■
'
«
5
5-
5-15
5-15
1
5-
6-20
5-13
6-15
7-1
$6%c
5-31
5-15
5-20
be
35c
7-1
6-10
25c?
6-
-
•
&
Hegeler
Telephone,
Shoe
100%
.
6-
-
1
5-18
.
1
1
4-17
•
5-
1
(
,
first preferred
5-20.
Class
the
St.
5-25
5-15
4-30
4-15
5-15
4-30
7-
50c
62'/ac
6-15
1
32!aC
$1.18%
—
1
5-
6-
5-15
$1
6-
5-15
96%c
.
4-23
7-
6-
95c
7-
6- 4
97VzC
7-
6-
4
$1.08%
7-
6-
4
(quar.) V
pfd.
$1.50
convertible
second
—
;
.
7-
'
'
5-28
5-28
.6-12
,
10c
6-
6-i2
,30c
.
4
6-12
-.^,,4—$1.11%:
5-20
4
*
1
7-
37VnC
5-
1
6-15
5-11
4-27
5-15
$1.37%
—
v
Natural
Missouri Public
Stock
Gas
Co.
Service,
(quar.)
^35c
(quar.)
Co,
5-
1
common
(quar.)
25c
6-30
6-17
5-20
4-26
$4.30
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
,
preferred
(quar.),
1
Paper,
Sehering
-
5-15
4-30
4-30
National
5-
7-
1
6-19
6-10
5-20
5-15
$15c
.1
j
9
6-15
5-15
5-
1
4-20
5-15
$1
55c
4-24
25c
„
%
5-15
4-22
6-
1
5-
5-
1
4-20
50c
•30c
7-
15c
4-
1
'
(Initial!
com.
4-15
36c
40e
(quar.)
1
1
50c
;
0-12
5-15
4-2f
6-
5
5-15
6-15
■
75c
20vi-;
10c-
15e
(quar.)
5-15
6-12
5-11
5-15
4-30
5-1
4-20
-15c
5-
1
4-20
5-15
4-25
7%c
■
6-
(quar.),:
common
1
5-16
'35c
6-
1
5-
7-
1
6-
Corp,
5
30c
(quar.)—u,.
common
5%
4-24
3-31
5c
3-18
5-
1
30c
5-18
5-
1
37%c
7-15
6-30
i^'-
-
preferred'- (quar.)
conv.
,
Shonango Valley Water Co.—
(quar.)
'
$1.25
—
Bag Food Stores (quar.).,,
Company (quar.),,
(H.)
6c
Sons.
Bend
Lathe
Ltd, 5%
pfd.
Company,
Southern
California
.4.08%
%
Ltd.
>.
9-31
5-
•> '
6
5-31
5-
5
5-
5
29%c
5-31
30 %c
5-31
32 %e
:
—
6-
5- 5
6
3- 4
4-30
10c
5-15
20c
6-10
23c
6-15
5-29
$1.12%
6-15
5-29
V
(quar.)
:
100%
divid.),:
(Subject to approval of stockholders)
Improvement 6c Forge Co. (quar.)
3-
•
5-
8
.
Steel
10c
Stoutfer Corp.
(quar.)
L_
Streville-Paterson Finance Corp. (stock div.)
Struthers Wells Corp, common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
4-30
10c
4-22
5-
4-15
5-15
31
5-
1
1
8
5-15
28c
■
4-23
<r
r.
5-29
25c
(increased)-——
8
4-25
20%
—
Service
5-11
6-12
25Vuc
'
-
;_r.i
^
(stock
5
6-26
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (quar.),
Spiegel,
Inc,
common
(quar.)—,•
Co.
5-12
4-29
5-28
26%c
(quar.) „i
(quar.)
6-12
6-
40c
•
■
(quar.)
Gas
8
5-14
$G0c
(quar.
Edison—
4.88%/' preferred
Chemical
1
C5c
Soutliern Company (quar.)
Southwestern
Investors
preferred
6-
5-26
45c
-;
(quar.)—
S4.50
5-15 :
5-
0-10
$$1.25
(quar,)__
1
5-29
60c
—,
preferred
4.24%/: preferred
4.78%
preferred
Stauffer
.6-
15c
Wcrks,
Southam
■
1
$1.10
(quar. >
.
1
•
115c
a.
Tkmpa Electric Co,"
;
5-
4-30
4-22.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5-20
5-20
Taylor,
6-
5-15
5%
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-24
5.10%
75c
5-13
15c
5-
1
4-15
$-1.25
6-
1
5-15
40c
G-
1
5-
5-
1
preferred
Pearson
conv.
Tennessee
4.10%
4.25%
1
4.50%
&
(quar.)—
Carson
Nationwide
Stock
Corp.-—
.
preferred
dividend
on
class
on
class A and B.
A
and £
5-
J.
Gas
Transmission,
preferred
preferred
;
(quar.")__
com.
(quar.)
1
5-15
5-18
0-15
5-20
5-15
4-30
13c
' !M5
4-30
'
s
•
„
preferred (quar.)—.
5.25%
preferred
(quar.),,.:—I
4.72% preferred (initial*
Texas Gulf Producing (quar.)
Texas
r
3%
5-18
4-SO
3%
11-30
11-2
$5
Industries
preferred
Inc,
common
(quar.*
Texas-Pacific Coal
&
Oil
35c
6-16
5-15
$1.02%
7-
1
6-12
$1.06%
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
$1.15
7-
1
$1.16
7-
1
6-12
$1.16%
—.—
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
7-
1.
5.12%
1
i
4-30
$1.12%
:
2nd
6-10
•
-
5-15
••
—
(quar.)^
•
$12%c
9c
,
5-15
(quar.)
C-
...
.Steel; dividend
1
$1.27%
_
$L75
.
5-
(Canada), Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quarj_,
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
4.90%> preferred (quar.)
5%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred (quar.)\
.
*
—
5r 1
—
50c
series,^
preferred stock series
5-
5-15
—/—
50c
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
$1.08
"
4.16%
4.32%
1
i
30c
$1.04
(quar.)——__
common
5-15
'
National stock
5-15
40c
6-
8-15
+30c
Extra
6-12
30c
National Dairy Products
Corp. (fnci*eased)—
National Lead Co, 7% preferred A
(quar.),
National Securities Series:
'
5-15
50c
6- 9
6-24
-
.■'•>
6-12
—$1.38
(Ealt.)
MOrrison-Knudsen Co, Ino. (quar.)^,
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.)
50c
5
6-24
"
(quar.).
(quar.),
4-20
X
6- t
5-15
.
62 Vic,-
—
7-1
5-19
of
5-29
18c
Vsfc$1.07%
Moody's Investors Service—
5-29
4-17
6- 9
1
5-
1
1
Ordinary—
' .
'
5% equal to about 12c
Ltd.
5-
15c
dividend
4-20
■
5-15
37%c
(quar.)_,r,—
preferred
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.
1
$25c
62 Vac
(quar.)
10 6c 25c Stores, common
Regis
South
(quar.)..
(quar.)
5c
Singer Mfg. (quar.)
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
f V 20c
Jl-'20c
,
65-
6-24
50c
$4.40 1st pfd. series A (quar.)
San Miguel Brewery, Inc.
Simon
next
5-19
Cotton
B
Simmons
stockholders
5-19
1
$1.25
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd, class A
Rubbermaid, Inc
Shopping
yi
a
1
6-
...
5%. preferred
(quar.)
'5-
2
6-10
6-
Stockholders approved a thrce-for-one split
of the common shares
5-25
5-14
4-22
25c
share, and a special interim pay¬
of 5% equal to about 4c per shr.r
(William H.) new com. (initial)—,.
Suburban
Monumental Life Insurance
7-
4-30
6-2
ol'
(quar.)—,
4-20
1
,
Co.—
1
8-
4-30
-
17%c
;
5-
4-15
5-15 ;
6-15
35c
y
5-5
4-30
5-15'
140c
5-15
5-15
Ltd.—
payment
Rose's 5,
*
4-30
130c
—
(quar.)
5-20
25c
_
>
5-15
4-20
$1.20
;
ment
%
25c
x—: >
Zinc^;
2nd preferred
4-20
per
Rorer
1
5-
(quar.),^
com.
(quar.)
r:
4-10
5-15
Chemical,
(quar. 1
(Final
5-14
5-
200%
6c
4-20
(approved by
1
prclerrcd
4-26
a
5-15
6-1
25c
preferred
Rio Tinto
%
4-30
200'i
Co.. (quar.)
River,
4-20
4-30
approval of
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, new
Richfield Oil Corp
(quar.)
4-22
*
common
Co.
(Charles) &' Co.—
dividend (subject to
4-14
4-30
4-30
15c
.
Company (quar.)
Rapid Grip 6c Batten, Ltd. (s-aV,,,—,1
Reichliold Chemicals, new com," (initial)
:
>15 v: .;
■;
6-
37 Vic
common
Corp,
:
Randall
1
$1.25
.
(s-a)
preferred
Extra
1
35c
A
—
4-27
5.
15c
class
Oil Co.,
11
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Pure OH Co. (quar.)
'of
(quar.)—,.
at
Heather,
Extra
4-30
-
declared
6c
...
4-24
5*15
10c
Howell
5-15
55c
50c
Princeton Water (N. J.) (quar.)
Procter 6c Gamble Co. (quar.)
4-30
„
If
yyy
Ordinary and bearer shares
4-30
$1.40
(quar.),..'
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Missouri
5-12
4,-lf
will
loo-;
(subject to approval of
_
8
5-15
it
5-20
dividend
$2.50
4-20
8c
-■'.1y—,
dividend.
5-20
5-20
s-ao
Powell
I
4-30
30c
of
5-15
0-15
1
Pneumatic Scale Corp, Ltd. (quar.)
Polaroid Corp, common (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.),—F
%
4-15
1
C-
,
25c
split
1
0-15
6-
Producers
form
6-
58%c
$5.00
5- 5
5-15
4-15
-
35c
the
soc¬
8
2%
$4.80
v
(quar.)—
in
4-20
(quar.)
& Light—
Pittsburgh Coke
5-jl:
6-15
—
two-?or-one
3-15
1
age
stockholders)
5»15
$1;50
"
a
1
5-
(quar.)
Pitney-Bowes Ine. (stock div.)
Co.—
shares,
stock
25c
_
1
20c
proposed
common
5-
0-
preferred
Phcoll Mfg.
5-22
6-
$1.75
partic. pfd.
5-27
50c
12 %c
preferred (quar.)
omitted at this time
5'*
Stock
0-19
5-29
(quar.)
$5.50
8
50c
_
1
5-29
i
*
6- 5
1
Peterson
4-15
1
5-
$1.25
,
v.
(quar.)
6-30
6-
6
7-10
50c
(quar.)——
Minneapolis-Molino
4-15
6-
25c
.
5-
12 %c.
—
4-24
4-24
25c
—
Quarterly
Company-*
Minneapolis Gas
3-20
6-
$15c
-
,
.
.
$1.06%
(quar,)
(quar.)
approval
5-15
5-15
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
Feoplcs National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
2
4-15
5-21
Products (quar.)
20c
Microwave Associates Inc. (stock dividend),
100%"
Mid-West Abrasive Co. (quar.)
———
—15c
5%
(monthly)
Monthly
1
5-
Mickelberry's Food
5
long-term
com.
F
:
—
5-29
5-25v
5-
$9.18
Dominion Tar tc Chemical
Ltd.,
SI preference (quar.)
4-20
20c
•
quar.)—
(quar.)
to
4-24
37 %C
34%c
;
57 Vic
„v".
$3 participating preference (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co, common—
.*
5-11
3-15
(quar,)—
common
stockholders)
4-20
60c..
Extra
5-15
(a dividend of
income plus a
from
6-
31 %c
(quar.)
Stock
5-15
5-11
4-24
preferred
3-24
6-1
5-15
dividend
Pennsylvania Power
5-1
8c
$1.75
;
u
6-24
4-24
31'/<c
(quar.),
Co,
4-24
3-15
4.68%
5-19
?
$1.25
(subject
4-24
3-15
Class T>
(quar.)
83ic
(quar.)
6-
*
25c
class A
3-15
0-
4.50%
IV2-
:
Stores
5-15
4-24
(quar.)
Co,
payment
V Stock
5-19
1
6-15
Canada, .Ltd.,.,
$50c
20c
(quar.)
7-
J.)
Brewing
Fruit
Extra
(initial
$5.52
Cuneo Press, Inc.
7- 1
$1.37%
,4.45% preferred, (quar.)—,
Meyer-Blanke (quar.)
4-10'
•
75c
20c
Co., Ltd.
(P.)
preferred
4.35%
4-15
25c
*
___
5-19
3%
(quar.)
Telephone
.
8-17.
.
6-15
<
•
$1
17 %c
(quar.),,,.
(quar.)
$3 prior
Crown Cork &
t
I
Continental Transportation Lines
Cook Paint & Varnish Co., com.
6-15
,
20c
,
.,
(quar.)«—
7-1
—
5-15
1
8-15
4
271/4 C
20c
Corp.,,
Corp.
t'C.
stockholders
Metropolitan Edison Co, 3.85%e
3.80% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
Diversified
pref.
5-19
'
4%%
4%
4-15
28c
non-cum.
7- 1
20c
—
Meadville
4-15
5-
_,
Ltd., $2.50
Penn
50c
Quarterly.
4-30
5-
(quar.),,
Consolidated
of
dividend
Matthiessen
4-20
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
Composite Fund. Inc. (quar.)
i
4,
Concord Fund Ine
Pearl
5-18
board meeting sometime in
May.
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
4-27
1
5-15
$1.50
Paper, class
Co.
approve,
4-27
4-30
$1.06
$1.16
preferred, (quar.)
Mutual
1st preferred
Melville
:
6-19
7-1
4-23
100%'
5-15
37%c
,
6-30
53 %c
dividend)
Holdings
6-15
6-1
0.3281'.
—
(quar.)
Park Sheraton
Patterson
Papcrcraft
4-27
Directors
-
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
;
4-17
6-12
5-14
the
6-1
$20c
,
1
30c
Manning. Maxwell & Moore (quar.)—
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—
4-2fi
4-20
1
5-
(quar.),,
8-15
6-15
7-
(stock
7-1
30c
Sulphur Co
6-26
$1.50
(quar.)
5-15
5-12
31 %c
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.):
1
approval of etock-
preferred
5-15
5
6-
15c
iquar.)
6%
6-
10
MacLeods, Ltd, 6%
Participating
1
5-
*1
•
slock split,
4'A% preferred (quar.)
4?65%- preferred' (quar.)
4-24
6-15
'
50c
Magnavox Co. (quar.)
Manhattan Shirt (quor.)
4-30
50c
(quar.),,
pfd.
preferred A
5-20
S* 1
Lukens
6-12
10c
(quar. >.
6%
red.
Common
Two-for-oue stock split
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.— *
Co.,
5%
5-
(increased quar.)
Co.
Lucky Stores
6-12
1
5-29
preferred
Terminals
4-24
$1
Lor ilia rd
4-30
1
45c
,4-:
15c
A
5-1
5-1
4-30
7-
;
—
Class
preferred
66C
stockholders)
Liggett «fc Myers (Increased quar.)—
2
2
5-15
$1.75
75c
(quar.
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common (quar.)_,____
10c
4%. preferred (series of 1946) (quar.)—,
$1
4% preferred (series of 1947) (quar.)
r-'.v' $i
Cities Service Co. (quar.)
,4
v
60c
Coastal States Life Insur. Co. (Atlanta, Ga.i iv'vl
Columbia
red.
59:!ic
/
2
7-
11»ie
—_
Stockholders approved a 2-for-l
5%
42%C%
Stock
Refining Co.—
&
1
Pfizer
Lehigh Portland Cement
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
2
6-
5-15
$$1.25
0
6-
7-
$$2
$$1.06 Vi
2
7-2
$$1.25
5%
Champlin Oil
5—
200%
Lorain
Case
(quar.):
Cessna Aircraft Co. (increased)
6-16
20c
i
common
5-15
1
28%c
common
1st
55c
a
6-10
;;
6- 1
$1 "
—
preferred (quar.),.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Pan American
:
on
6-
62 Vac -it
(quar.)_„
4-10
1
6-30
6-10
$1.10
—•
common
Inc,
4.80%
•
A
6%
Steel
Lcath
4-30
:f
—
(Tom)
Loan.
Lino
6-10
54'liC
to
Co,
5-15
—u
common
3-
10c
40c
90c
(quar.)~
Glass
1
50c
Kelly Douglas fo Co. Ltd,
Knickerbocker Fiind—
4-30
5-15
,
Industries
$4.40
Owens-Illinois
6-20
6-
15c
(initial),—
Corp.—
5
*
(quar.
25c
(quar.)
Jamestown Telephone, common
4-30
5-15
343/sC
'
Oil Cos., 4%
preferred (quar.),,,
preferred -(quar.),,,,,,_—
8%
preferred (quar.),
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 4'A% pfd, (quar.)
Century
4-30
preferred
preferred
4%%
—
(quar.)
Peanut (quar.)
International
4-30
33 Vac
—
(quar.)—.
4-30
1
(Chicago)—
5%% convertible 1st preferred (quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric, 4.36% pfd. (quar.)
$1.12%
International Harvester Co.—
7% preferred (quar.),.,,
4-30
5-15
33c
;_i
West Corp.
1
$3.60
4-36
5-15
33 Vic
5%
South
4-17
^Subject.to approval of stockholders
5
31'Ac
32 VaC
(quar.)
Ltd.—
4
"
1
27 Vac
—
„
Canadian
Central &
5-
t
6-
20c
%
Electric.'Ltd.
Canadian Investment Fund,
4-24
.
i-
Industries,
preferred
,5%
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
,,
(quar.)
(quar.),,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6
Pacific Far East
.
,
1
Interstate Department
—
(initial
4.4G%>
5.08%
5-
Old Town"Corp, 40c preferred (accum.),,,.
Otter Tail Power, common (quar.),__,
25c
dividend
Investors
7-
(quar.)
$25c
Electronics
5
5-
4-10
-
.
(quar.),
Telephone &
5-
5-15
5-15
$1.482-4
—
Old Republic Life Insurance
Inland
5-15
7-15
93 %c
—
(quar.
Oil
4-16
4-30
18c
(quar.)
common
6-
15c
$62%c
Crude
5-29
1
5-
20c
Shoe
18c
preferred
5-29
6-20
,
20c
Gas Co,
preferred -(Quar.)
5-32
Idaho Power, common (increased),
4% preferred (quar.)
5-15
1
ICC
Water Service—
Power
Ltd.
J.)
Foods (fc
Huston
5-15
6-
37 Vac
$22 Vic
(s-a)
4-14
of.
(quar.)
(Edward)- Lumber
5%-
4-23
6-1
.
$72 %C
$2.90 preference (quar.)
*.
Bristol-Myers Co., common (Increased—::
"Three-for-one split subject to approval of
stockholders on July 7.
California
(A.
holders June
Hunt
4-17
6-15
$30c
—
$15c
(quar.)—:
board
(quar.),
Howard Stores Corp, 4'i%
preferred
4-24
;
1
C-15
6-
8%
(final)
preferred
the
immediately afterward
Corp.
ior-1 basis."
llinos
Fund Inc.—
Booth Fisheries
33i%
-
2
5- 5
12yC
Beneficial Corp.
Ordinary
Power
Hagerstown Gas
6-10
40c
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
intends
Ilazeltine Corp.—
2-for-l split subject
5-15
7-
$25c
Mutual
6
5-6
5c
(quar.)
1
2-for-l basis
a
6-12
1
6-20
34%c
4% prefer/cd (quar.),,,
Greeley Gas, preferred A 'quar.)
Green <A. P.) Fire Brick
(quar.)
'
$25c
Extra
Prom net investment Income
5.75%
(Maryland)—
posal to spilt the shs. on
the
split is approved,
-
1
5-
5-29
5c
5-
5-29
15c
2%
Corp. (quar.),,-.
(increased)
Company (quar.)
::' 'if.
1
;
proposal to split the
4-17
(quar.)
—
preferred
Nunn-Bush
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
ing to be held on May 27 on a directors
i' 4-17
Eeech Aircraft
A
V
,
Stock
1
4-15
Corp.—
6-
Brothers—
Globe-News Publishing Co
Golden Nugget, Inc.:
Gould-National Batteries (quar.),
Grand Union Co. (quar.)
——
5-22
dividend
Blue Ridge
6%
(quar.)
Investment
5-
:
100'?
,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gillette Company (quar.)
5-11
Eearicgs, inc. (quar.)—,
Eeaver Lumber, Ltd. (quar.)—,
Beet
dividend—-—1'—
5.28%.
4-10
$4c
50c
Telephone
preferred
6-12
•
'SV.zc
—
4.75%
5-21
30c
(quar.)—
Chemical
A:
(initial!
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
4.-10% preferred (quar.)'
4-20
(A.
Bearing Co, new common
4',4'■'?
4-20
5-
r~
5-21
.
:
4-14
5-
1
.
Common
1
2%c
Stock
J
General
1
02 Vac
Eayless
5-
C'gar Co, nev; common
Three-for-one stock split
5-8
(quar.),,
Baltimore
Natural
5-13
,
(increased)
5-15
5-
com.
Northwest
5-13
preferred A (s-a»
5-15
6-
(quar.)—
Class B
5- 8
5-28
General
1
40C
Aninial Trap Co. of America,
6-
•5-28
Friendly Finance Inc., 6ft
5-2!)
5-15
37 Vac
<-—,
common
(quar.)
Utilities. Ltd.
General
0-15
15c
(quar.)—
common
Northland
to declare a 12,/a c/c stock dividend.
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4pfd. (quar.)
4-24
50c
—.
5%%
preferred (quar.)
(j% preferred (quar.)
American Seating Co. (quar.)
5- 6
;
Ohio
American
5%%
'
5-29
(quar.)_
7-
9-18
$1.25
$1.183/4
Extra
...
Inc.
40c
(Canada)
6-
If
three-for-one split of the com¬
Meter,
4-30
4-27
6-10
tic
American Fund
10-
Freiman
American Telephone 6c Telegraph Co.—
Stockholders
approved
a
three-for-one
American
25c
North
$3.50
$1.25
50c
20c
$1.12Va
Florida
ap¬
5- 6
5-11
North
Flying Tiger Line, 5c/o
shares
mon
.
3-31
3-
Northern
directors
5-22
4-21
4-15
30c
3-11
7-
—,—10c
Federal Compress ifc Warchoucc (quar.;,
30c
.
5-22
6-15
1
Stockholders will vote on May 20 on a pro-
;5-15
25c
1-
~i
(increa.sed-quar.)
1
Gas, $1.20 preferred (quar.)__
North American Car, new common (initial)
4-17
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
6-19 -
"
y
$1-18
$1-35
—
Aluminum
&
5-
50c
Oil 6c
5-15
Extra
5.2O '
25c
'.
preferred (quar.),:
——-——— American Photocopy Equipment Co.—
5%
Nortcx
5-15
6-30
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
'
5-15
;
7-13
20c
~
-
Wire
5-11
5-
Farmer
4-27,
4.
Nichols
1
6-
Eafnir
6-5
5- 9
5-11
7-
50c
—
6-
Stock
30C
•
1* 1
Payable of Rec.
Share
Co
Quarterly
5-15
5-15
50c
(quar.)_„.,,,,
'•
5-29
6-30
35c
Process
25c
7'(u prcfcrtred (quar.),—,-,-',-.—v———* $1.75
.
1
12% C
Allied Mills,
Alsco,
6-
4-27
5-15
10c
,r~
s 6- 1
6-10
25c
^
UoUtep*
When
Per
(quar.).. %
Process
New
Holder$
When
Per
Name of Company
y
5-11
$1.12va
■
Name of
Acuslmet
(quar.)
(quar.),,,,
(quar.)
$5.40 preferred (quarjii.,,,Electro Instruments (stock dividend),—
Empire District Electric, 5f/c pfd. (quar.),,
4%(o
preferred (quar.)
—
Emporium-Capwcll Co., 7Vo preferred (s-a),
Erie Railroad, $5 preferred
(quar.)
i pjquity Corp, $2 convertible preferred (quar.)
Erlanger Mills/common (quar.)——
„•
4\'zprior preferred (quar.)—
Exeter Mfg. Co, common
(quar.)
Payable of Rec
6-15
iquar.29c
$103
$4.50 preferred
$4.72 preferred
payment date.
Snare
preferred
Share
,
El Paso Electric Co., common
Monday, April 20, 1959
..
.
—
———
$1.22%
:—1—_—_
$1.25
:—__1
—
.
$1.27%
$1.28
$1.31%
6-12
6-12
7-1
6-12
7-
6-12,
7-
1
1
6-12
$1
;
——
!_"
1
6-12
6-
5
5-18
7%C
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
7-
13c
>
$1.25
25c
5-15
4-30
4-30
4-24
6-
5-11
5
:
'
Number 5839
189
Volume
.
.
When
Holdera
Payable
of Red.
Per
Sliare
/' Name oj Company
Therm-0-Discf
Per
Name of
Company
20c
4-30
5UC
4-30
4-17
Assembly
30c
(quar.)—
Inc.
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
6-
5-10
Associated Telephone
4-17
Arvin
Industries
When
Share
dividend)
(stock
Holder•
•
Payable of Reo.
4V8
25%
4-28
200%
5-15
3-
6-15
5-15
Central
Extra
—
Class
(quar.),
I—:—
class
Inc.,
A
B
South
'208
Salle
La
Street
Quarterly
A'
4-15
4-30
8-3
7-20
i
10-19
;
62 V2 c
11-
2"
4.10%
4.35%
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-1
17 %c
<quar.)_—__—
6-
5-15
1
(quar.)
Atlantic
Wholesalers
from
'
from
(Van
invest nujit
net
capital
Waters
&
gains
income
<
$4.12 .preferred
4
20c
(quar.)——
y~
(quar.
5% %
preferred
quar.)
i
6-20
6-
l ;
4-
5r
1„
4- 9
1
4-
6-
2
6-20
6-
2
$1.25;,
6-20
6-
2
.12%c
6-10
$1.43A
,
,
,
933/«c
'
(quar.)
_
5-11
5-
1,
4-
6-
1
5-16
6-20
6-
6-20
6r -3
6-20
6-
/ 12 Vac
(quar.)
6-15
5-29
'7c
25c
(quar.)
Fund,
Waite Amulet.Mines, Ltd^_„_^__v:_i_—
Warner -& Swasey
(quar.)_^_-._____....r___-_r:
•Washington Building Trust (Mass.)'
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
1
tQuar. of 8c from invest income and 44c
6-10
realizpd
capital
3c
5-25
5-
75c
5-
.
______
'
from
realized
net
$3 conv.
Wilcox
Serfes
AJ
preferred
VaC
.,37 Vac
4-16
Series
A
preferred
4-16
^Cincinnati Gas Vb Electric,
15c
4-3.C
4-16
___^_
15c
4-30
4-16
:
134 VaC
4-3.0
>;1
preferred (195,8 $erles> .(quar.)._„mf.
*34 Vac
Axe Houghton Fund "B" .(fronj invent, inc.)
./
7C
.Ayres (%,. 3.) & Cq., common (quar.),
4'
30c
4Va% preferred (quar.)
$1.12 Va
■■■'"
4Va% preferred (1947 series) (quar.),
$1.12 Va
4-30
4-
(quar.
preferred A (quar.)
6% preferretl B (quar.)_i>
>Avalon Telephone Co., Ltd.—
/
5 Va% preferred (quar.)—y.Tr.—
Oil
Co.
5-
1
4-23
;
5-
;Baldwin Lima-Hamilton Qorp. (quar.)__
Baldwin Piano, 6%.^ pfd. (quar.)
4-23
1
5-29
4-30
preferred
(Baldwin, Rubber; (quar.)__
8-20
7-30
6-16
6-
Power
4-15
*$1.25
Co.,
42
(quar.)
corn,
iquar.)
VaC
$1.50
&
6-
Common
1
5-
$1.50
5-15
4-30
V 6-15
6-1
4-30
,
4-20
*20c
4.
Baltimore
this
announced
these being
week,
37 VaC-
.
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A
'Acme Precision Products, Inc.—
(increased-quar.)
;
Engineering Co., class A (quar.)
'Adams-Millis Corp. (quar.)
•Aero Supply Manufacturing
6-22
,,
5r22
•
8-21-
25C
4-22
Transit
-
.
held
I
1
4-15
3-
2
4-15
4-30
5-
1
Class
>
New
Common
(initial
income
5o
1
4-20
1
8-
1
5-
1
4-27
5-18
4-24
25c
(quar.)
75c
4-20
50c
3-24
6-26
;
4-15
•'
6-12
$1
1
37 Vac
_____
____■
__
5-
1
5-
9
Quarterly
from
net
American Can Co.
4-24
4c
Co.
50c
(quar.)
;_I
5-20
5-15
■
-
4-24
40c
(quar.)
American Distilling
'•
Stock dividend
■
income
4-28
4-20
10%
4-21
5-
6-15
5-29
25c
9-15
8-31
25c
12-15
American
Home
American
Products
11-30
Corp. (monthly)
(Newark, N. J.)—
__
Co.
;
'American Mail
Line
(annual)-
1
1
4%%
preferred
ment
Fund
(from
net
•
4-25
5-
1
"•
*
Stock
6%
(quar J
1
4-20
6-
1
5-21
5-
1
4-
American Nepheline, Ltd,
1
-
3c
6-29
11-30
11-30
65c'.
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-
,
r
4-15
6-10
5-
wJ
Amoskeag
Co.,
$4.50
preferred
Anaconda Wire & Cable
$1.25
Camden
G
6-19
$1.75
Arnold Altcx Aluminum Co., common
i
35c convertible preferred (quar.)
Aro
L
Equipment,
6-26
4-
7
3
25c
6-22
6-
50c
4-29
4-16
6s
5-28
4-17
4-20
3-31
5-
8
1
4-10
9
5-12
$1.12 Va
55-
1
4-
6
1
4-
6
6-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
*62 VaC
(stock div.)
4V2%" preferred (quar.)
Arfdsian Water, 7% preferred
(quar.)__
,
1
5-
+60c
Corp.—
com.
6-
6-
*25c
(quar.)
"
6-
1
5- 2
9-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
55c
5^
1
4* .6
6-
1
5,-11
10c
5%
of
5-
1
4-15
4-30
4-15
5-15
25c
5-
1
5-
1
5%
5-
1
425c
—
lc
4-15
5-
1
5-
1
*15c
4-29
4-
7-29
»'
Mills
Ltd.,
5-
1
4-20
7 VaC
5-15
5-
1
83Ac
5-15
5-
1
12 VaC
4-30
3-19
10%
6-15
5-15
6-
1
5-20
5-
1
4-
56 Ac
43 Ac
•-
1
Extra
Central
5%
Central
&
Central Electric
$2.75
&
3-23
5-1
3-23
8-
3-23
1
1
*5c
7Vac
(quar.)_
6-15
J-31
8-29
31 Vic-
•
__
4-18
6-30
4-11
6-
6-15
$50c
$50c
.
1
9-15
9-
1
*50c
15c
12-15
12-
1
4-30
4- <
35c
5-15
8-
1
$1.37Va
•-
6-15
8-
1
8-
1
4- 3
5-
• ■-
•;'
;5
•
47Vac
1
4- 3
5-
1
4- 3
8-
1"
4- 3
5-
1
55c
35c
5-
1
4- 3
4- 3
5-
1
4-17
6-
1
3-
5-
1
6-
1
50c
51c
52'Ac
-
51 Vac
_
-
1
York—
Co.—
30c
•>
( 4-10
3-18
-
5-
1
4-15
%C
5-1G
5-
40c
4-20
Stock
4.-10
30c
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-28
4-30
.
for
each
100
3-27
Co.
4-30
4-30
453c
5-15
4-30
6-30
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Davenport Water Co., 5%- pfd.
Davstrom. Inc. (quar.)
4-10
Dayton
7-
—
437 Vac
5-
*$1.25
465c
5-
1
5-
1
Dallas Power & Light, $4 pfd.
,
'
4-10
—
4-24
4$2
7-2
410c
4-30
3-31
420c
5-15
4-20
4-10
Dean
5-
8
40c
6-
50c
6-30
6-15
5-
1
4-15
4-20
3-20
4-20
3-20
9
4-20
5-
9
4-20
.
8%
4-
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-18
5-
«
1
4-10
4-30
4-23
9- 2
8-11
0-30
6-18
6-
1
3-13
7-
1
6-13
9-29
9-15
5-
1
4- 3
6-24
6-A
50c
50c
50c
-5c
I
9-24
9-.4
12-24
12- 4
4-27
3-31
3-
4-10
7
Die bold,
10c
4-23
4-
$1.50
4-18
25c
4-30
4-13
68%c
4-30
4-13
,
1
4-10
3-
1
4-10
5-15
4-27
4-24
4-10
4-24
4-10
4-20
4-10
6-
3
5-,4
40c
$2
G-
3
5-
6-
3
5--.4
4-
4-30
7
4
62V2C
split
6-15
6- •
12-15
12-0
Laboratories
Corp.
25c
5-15
,
4-lf
4-10
4-18
4-18
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4- 0
•
6-12
6- ,1
7c
4-27
4- 0
$2
—
4-29
4-13
5-
1
4- t
10 %
5-
1
'3-28
Furniture Co.—
dividend
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.,
preferred
5-15
2'Ac
Dixon-Powdermaker
Stock
4-20
15c
15c
30c
37V2C
i5c
Y.)
(N.
5-11
—
iquar.)
Dividend Shares
$1.56
4-17
1
5-
' 62V2C
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Discount
1
(quar.)
Canada Tunnel
&
Diketan
5-
9-
40c
Fruit, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Diamond Gardner Corp., com. (quar.)
4- 9
50c
4-10
3- 1
13c
52%c
D1 Giorgio
4-
6-19
(quar.)
Inc.—
(quar:)-
stock
two-for-one
Detroit
4-23
7-
—
1
Chemical—
4-30
*$2.50
(quar.)__
1st preferred (s-a)
1st preferred (s-a)
to $3.50
$2.50
7
9
$1.12
$1.25
30c
35c
50c
25c
—
&
to $3.50
$2.50
Detrex
A
$1
(quar.)
Tramway Corp.—
4-
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
5
35c
(quar.)
debenture stock
Denver
10c
common
(quar.)__
4-
3-ai
"
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.),
Class.A
25c
(s-a)
3-20
4-20
$1.05
$2
28c
Light Co. (quar.)
Mfg., voting common (quar.)
Power
Denninson
4-30
2
4-21
,$1.06
common
Company
preferred
50c
(quar.)
5-10
Pbipps Stores,
5 Va %
,
Co.,
(quar.)
Vilbiss
Delaware
$1.05
4- 3
5-31
7%c
(quar.)
Rubber
A
Class
4-15
$1^5
$4.24 preferred
De
6-15
(quar.)
5-
4-25
4-21
4-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—__
5-15
60c
I
8c
40c
——
5-15
t$1.15
(quar. )_2
3-23
1
-
USe
1
5-
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
4-30
—
(quar.)„
7-23
1
29c
Forster, 8%
&
8-
——
(quar.)—
Ry.
3
4-
10c
10c
25c
Ourtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
.*
Class A (quar,)
i
Class A (quar.)_
Cutter Laboratories, class A (quar.)
4-14
"
4-24
50c
(quar.)
5-15
1
4-24
15c
held
shrs.
(quar.)
com.
Company, class A
B
5-
2
M
5-13
1
5-20
3%
;
450c
1
*$1.30
(s-a)
Crystal Oil & Refining, $1.12 pfd. (quar.)—
Cuban-American Sugar Co*—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
'Curtis Publishing, common (annual)
4-10
.
(Toronto)
(quar.)
dividend—
$4.20 preferred
Crum
4-10
,5-1
Insurance
Zellerbach
Crown
•
1
1
25%
Crowley Milncr & Co._
3-31
5-
6-
Power
Corn Products Co.
(quar.)
Corning Natural Gas (quar.)
r
Corp.
Corporate Investors, Class A_
—
Creamery Package Mfg. (quar.)
Crescent Petroleum
(stock dividend)— - ••
One share of Crescent Petroleum 5% conv.
4-15
1
4-25
of America—
pfd.
5-
l€o
4-15
5-15
*50c
415c
Corp.-
Gas,
4-10
5-
$1.16
(quar.)
Life
Crossett
17
pref.
_____
preferred
4-24
...
52Vac
Motors
4-17
*83Ac
(quar.)
Coke
28c
1
4-13
4-17
5c
Investments,
(quar.)
Coal
4- 9
1
1
60c
(reduced)
com.
Canada
pref.
5-29
4-24
5-
1
410c
1
6-
6-16
50c
$1.31 V*
dividend
Stock
5-
*2%c
Instrument
8- 1
10c
-
6-J5
5-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
4-0
6-10
6-
4-10
31c
Extra
5%
1
6- 3
5-11
33c
(quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor, common
4.20% preferred .(quar.)
Cenco
4- 1
fl-
8-15
1
3-28
31lAc
(quar.)
common
8-15
31ViC
$1.06'A
50c
1
6-15
.
(quar.)
Corp.,
4-10
1
4-20
30c
Ltd
Celotex
1
7-
6-30
(quar.)—
(s-a)—
Ohio
Asbestos,
4-1.0
8-
7-
10c
(quar.)—
Company
4-20
1.
I- 1
7-
$1.75
;
Carwin
8-
-
Gc
:
Royalty Oil Co
Mills, Ltd.—
Crouse-Hinds
common
&
$1.25
9c
Cott Beverage
9
$37c
pfd.
Canadian General Electric Co.
Clinchfield
4-17
6-11
preferred
10c
& Dock Ltd. (s-a)
Carolina,
4-10
6-30
12c
25c
(quar.)
Continental
7- 9
25 c
Ltd.
Co.
Ltd.
5-0
4-20
Textile
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil Cos.,
8- •
6- 1
'
5-15
-
-
Gas
Continental
3-31
40c
Canadian
6- •
1
; 90c
(quar.)
com.
of New
Controls Co.
4-15
5-22
*15c
Ass».
Mines
''Canadian Irdustrlesi
4-20
6-
Co., common (quar.)
.■
60c
(quar.)
—$1.12%
(quar.)$1.13
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
$1.04
Continental Assurance (Chicago)—
,
,
■
4-14
—
Ltd.,
Bronze
preference
8-15
7. 1
$4.50 preferred
4-17
$1
Ltd., common (quar.)^
Canadian Dredge
5-22
4-20
(quar.)
*20c
Canadian
4-10
$4.52
4-17
$1.50
—__
5%
Consumers
4
~
(quar.)
Assurance
M
4-30
(incr. quar.)
quar.)
'Consolidated
4-15
conv.
participating class A (quar.)—_—_—
Participating preferred
—.___—
Carthage
*70c
Natural
(Increased
Consolidated
Ltd.—
Carpenter Paper Co.
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
com. (quar.)_
pref. A (quar.)
B
(quar.)_L
Constable
2
4-28
3
30c
second
Arnold
>
*30c
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
pref.
4-15
*56»Ac
pfd.
$1,10
i.
Cassiar
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Appalachian Power Co., 4.50%
41/z% preferred (quar.)
$2.50
4-17
1
Co.—
Anheuser-Busch,
$2.40
1
25c
A
(quar.l
preferred
4-
5-
5-
$2.25
5.775%)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
4Vi'/o
4-30
25c
(s-a)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries
6-22
1
$1.25
Discovery
Consolidated Edison Co.
25c
60c
Life
4-20
15c
Ltd.-
'
•Canada Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd., 6%
•>
4-10
3-
87Vac
(quar.)
Yellowknife Mines,
4-16
$1.10
4-15
6-10
$2.06
1
$1.10
■
•
1
35c
Anchor Post Products (quar.)
Anderson, Clayton <fc Co. (quar.)
Anglo-American Corp. of South Africa, Ltd.
(Less South African non-resident tax of
Class
share
Insurance
8-15
11-
6-13
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.
5- 2
6- 0
9- O
9-24
-.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
'Consolidated
1
11-27
*12c
$2.09
4-16
1
12-17
50c
(Toronto)
common
lV
7-
7--2
10- 1
6-28
Co.
Gas Corp.,
5Vj% .preferred (quar.)
•
Connecticut Light & .Power
$1.90 preferred (quar.)
;
$2 preferred (quar.)
} $2.04 preferred (quar.)
4-17
7-23
87Vac
Concord Natural
'■
4-3
4-23
10-22
4-24
—
5-
6-
(s.-a)_
(quar.)
Fire
Power
Consolidated
:
preferred (quar.)
$1.24 preferred (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)____—
Canada
(reduced)1
Anglo-Canadian Telephone
;
-
v
9
95c
0
...
*18c
preferred
-
(1947 & 195$ series) (quar.)
Investment income)
Quarterly
".
Quarterly
(Conn (G. C-) Ltd.,
4-10
$1.10
4- 3
1
11-25
(quar.)
common
5-
-
*$1.50
Co.
•Campbell Red Lake
Campbell Soup Co
;
(quar.)
4,2),
*$1.10
ordinary registered
Ltd. (quar.)
Linen Mills,
1st
(St. Louis)
Confederation Life Assn.
■
('S-a)a.—i—
Canada Foils,
& Refining Co.—
)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
American Thermos Products (quar.)
American Viscose Corp.
.;%
(quar.),___
California Oregon Power, common (quar.)—
California Water & Telephone-
0-10
12-15
12-15
American Smelting
'
_____
8-
(from
Central
7
6-10
4-
4-30
1
15c
$1.20
*2c
(s-a)
American President Lines Ltd.—
*\ 6% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
•
B
Common
t
'
;
1.
5-
$1.25
10c
$1.12Va
(quar.)
com.
Edison, eommon (quar.)
preferred (quar;)
1
4.64% preferred (quar.)
'
Commonwealth International Corp. Ltd.
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)
v5% preferred (quar.)—-—:
4-10
v
0
4-10
5-15
■>
—
3.25%
•
5c
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend (one
Mines,
& Co.,
$1.50
American
Photocopy Equipment—
3-for-l stock split-
70c-
;
*10c
California Electric Power, $3
'
__
7* 1
5_
25c
Commonwealth
1
8
t
i__
preferred B:
.Caldwell
'
10%
-
(quar.)
'
6- 5
(A. M.) Co., common-—..—
preferred (quar.)—
1
37VaC
common
dividend
preferred
4-
7-
Terminal
4-20
5-
lc
'
1
•
7Vic
(monthly)
Columbia Gas System
(quar.)
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.-, $1.25 p*d. (quar.)
•Columbia Pictures, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)-.
^Columbian National Life (Boston)
(quar.)
Commonwealth Gas Corp
;
Commonwealth Stock Fund
.'Combustion Engineering, Inc. (quae.)
Class
4-10
25c
3c
A"merican Natural Gas,
Class
7%
Gc
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
Quarterly
.
5-
Fund
Colorado
4-15
4*13
6-12
4-10
1
5-15
25c
special guaranteed (quar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)
5% preferred
:
4-30
$1.25
Bush
invest¬
income)
1
/••.
(California Interstate; Telephone
(quar.)
Mutual
I
5-
4-10
6-30
-'**
!
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Colonial Finance—
4-10
QuarterlyBurroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burrus Mills, Inc., 4Va%
pfd.
American Metal Climax—
American
3-
1
Products
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Colgate-Palmolive Co;,
5- 4
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
4-17
4-13
I
Steel
preferred
Coca-Cola Bottling
4-18
1
1
5-15
*
53-
>
.
5- 1
Buckeye- Steel Castings, common
6%
preferred (quar.)_____
Bullock's, Inc., 4% preferred (qua*.)
Bulloch's, Ltd., class A (x-a)_,
(Burns
4-14
6-
$1
Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)__.
•
5-
$1.25
American-Marietta
'
4-30
4-15
5-
Byers
25c
32 Vac
Insurance
Quarterly
;
3-31
„
5-
•
Burma
'American Fire & Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
Quarterly,
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
$1.06
.
(quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)__
Brunning (Charles)' Co,..(quar.)—i__
-
1
5-29
25c
-
1
4
$1.19
.
_
Stock
.American Business Shares, Inc.—
%
(quar.)___.
Telephone
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Buckeye
4-10
25c
5_
(quar.)
pfd. A for each ten shares com. held)
(quar.)__
1
(quar.)
(Increased quar.
Columbia
4-40%
4-17
1
4-15
5-
87 VaC
.
$3.80 preferred (quar.)_
Brooklyn Borough.Gas—.
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.—-
(quar.)
Box Board
5-
'
_________
5-
4-15
4-14
$1.25
$1.25
,
-
Co.,- common
J.)
-Buchanan
5-11
4-30
5-
50c
4.40%
¥
Anna
$1.25 preferred
--American
6%
4-16
1
4-30
40c
____■
splitf. •
.1
(increased-quar.)
common
4VaTo
4%
Brockton Taunton Gas—•
„
5-
12 VaC
r
stock
American Bosch
•British
7-15
$1.37%
Book Co.—
2%-for-l
(E.
4rl6
6-
17»/aC
;
r
4-30
10c
'!
4- 1
4-30
_
*62 VaC
(quar.)
•Bralorne Pioneer Mines, Ltd,-—
•fBraniff -Airways- (reduced)
4-15
12 Vac
___
Edison
4.25%. preferred
4.78% preferred
3-23
5-
quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)
___.
i).
4-13
17 VaC
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
American Agricultural Chemical Co.—
\ New common (initial)
New
4-13
5-
•>
_____
(q:iar.)_/_
pfd.
4V»r/a-
(quar.);.
Allied Stores Corp.,. common
(American
3- 1
27c
■;/
(quar.)
Alleghany Corp., 5%%
'Allied Control Co.
4-lt
i3c
10c
.,t
5-15
,
_
50c
(reduced )z
B
'Boston
(
Brach
._
(quar.)_
Gorham, class A .<reduced)_-
Borg- Warner Corp., com.
3 Va % preferred (quar.)
4-10
5-20
Works
Blue Ribbou Corp., Ltd., .5%
Brooks Inc.' (initial
4-17
5-20
Iron
( Bobbie
4-14
IOC
-_
investment
Air Control Products
•
Belmont
"Black Starr &
4-17
5-
50c
__
'
4-30
8c
Aeronca Mfg. Corp., 55c pfd. (quar.).-.;
r
5%%
prior preferred (quar.)
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from
,
;Belding-cortlcelli, Rtd., 7% preferred (quar.)
tl7VaC>
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., 4%. pfd. (quar.)-.;20c
3-31
7
4-25
,
•
—
4-
4-20
„
of Rue
8-21
9-21
..
*
Btock dividend payable in l/10th of a sh.
of Cortland Line Co.
$1 par for each
t
5-22
9-21
,
Holder*
30c
_
_
'
4-25
-
27 Vac
.
Acme Steel Co.
f
Payable
7c
(quar.)_
Adams
'
When
8c
■/.; $1.10 conv. preferred
•
,$1.
.
.....
given in the
Share
Fund
"
4-15
.'...v.;: $1
________—
Name of Company
share
1
4-15
37Vac
:
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
9-30
12-31
6-22
3-
37VaC
(Bangor Hydro-Electric, com. (increased quar.)
50c:
Banlife Corp.
r
50c
;Barber-Ellis (Canada) Ltd. (extra)
80c_.
,i Basic Products Corp., common (quar.)
>;30c
4Va%v coirv. preferred A (quar.)
28'Ac.,
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Etd.-r- :
r
Class f A (quar.)
X'*50c„
Baystate Corp. (quar.)
30c
we
Per
«
10.-15
23c
:•
;
________—;
preferred (quar.)_______
preferred («uar.)_______,
4%
•
preceding table.
*
0-30
$1.50 1-15,-60
-
•
J-
4-10
7-15
'
'Colonial
(quar.)
4%
,t
7-15
/34c
17 VaC
...
(quar.)_
Comipon
3-31
1
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
Aberdeen
4-30
.,
4-10
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
4-15
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
9
7-31
,!■
—
Ry., 5%
4-ia
4-15
4-30
$1.50
V
(quar.)___
(quar.)
; -
■
(quar..)
Electric
Power
preferred
6%
6%
4-30
Ltd.—
Light (quar.)_______
/Wometco Enterprises, class A (initial) _____
Woodward Stores
(1947)/Ltd._l___________
dends
4- a
4-30
4-30
13C
v-TSr erjm-Ar1 r".*-
5-20
25c
(quar.)_l
Envelope,
±
Y.) "(quar.)
(quar.)
Cincinnati, Cliicago & St. Louis
iCleveland,
1
-
1st preferred
preferred
Below
4-24
1
3-
37Vac
37VaC
37 %c
31'Ac
Clark Controller
—
1
I8V1C
——
&
Stationers
Wisconsin
4-16
2Va%
...—;
__
Co.
6%
1
25c
—._
Quarterly ___!
•"5%
5-
75c
_____
iquar.)___
Williams Brothers
Wisconsin
5.Vi%
w'
'
Wilso'n
/
•
5-
3-20
'
*
•
City Stores (quar.)-'■City Title Insurance Co.- (N.
$1.50; preferred
4-27
1
'
7%
—
(quar.)
Stock dividend
V
J
preferred
5-
50c
•
•i.
5-15
30c
(quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior preferred (quar.)
6-
20c
K*
4-20
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Common (quar.)i
Series A preferred
(quar.)
5-22
17
4-10
5-
87Vac
Common
Common
4-16
'
1
5-
*
6-15
6
52c
capital gains)—
1
5-
60c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
(N. Y.)
4-3Q
4-30
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class/A- (quar.>__.—
f
West Point Mfg. (quar.)
Westchester Fire Insurance
4-6
5-
30c
.
Bank
(quar.).
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Common (quar.)™:
_
.
,
9-10
12-10
15c
t25c
4-29
1
5-11
9-21
..
;
3Va% convertible preferred
'
23c
6-10
6-19
12-31
"Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
1-15
4-*2
Inc.—.
gains; plus
income—:~i.—_—
Manhattan
'
—;
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
•
from
from
r~
5-11
20c
Chase
(quar.)
Pasco (stock dividend)
Champlin Oil & Refining
Channing Corp. (quar.) "
7-15
1
5-
37%c
5%
25c
8- 1
<
—
17 VaC.
t
3
;20c
8
10-15;
10-15
6-10
9-10
12-10
(quar.)
Corp.—
$1.50" convertible
preferred
4-13 '
85c l-l$-60
i26c
6%
'
7-15
25c
(quar.)
Auto Electric Service Co., Utd., .com,
Automobile Banking Corp., common
3
4-20
9-21
12-21
Securities
Cerre de
—
Mutual
Central
4-24
j
T
Development
20c
-
preferred (quar.)
Utility Corp.
Central Public
$55c
(Austin Nichols & Co.—
:i $1.20 prior preferred
3
6-
20c
.____—_
Atomic
.
■V,.
4.20%
9
$2.50
6-19
25c
$1.23
$1.25
$1.25
20c
$1
$1.05
20c
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Cerp. (quar.)
Central Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)_—
9
5-
Quarterly ________—_______—
Atlas Steels, Ltd.,___
^
2
6-20
$1.05
„—/_—____
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
5-29
6-2
$1.03
$1.56t4s,
i
5%
9
6-
$1.01
V-'.t 6'A% ' preferred
..
5-
$1.083A
.
Ltd.
Quarterly
,
$5 preferred
(quur.)__„_.„„_______
Vulcan Materials, common, (quar.)
jl
4-24
6-20
27 tic
(quar.)
:—_
(quar.).——.___
$4.20 preferred
5-15
12c
Virginia Electric & Power, com.
$4.04 i preferred
(quar.)i.—
<.
4-8
$i.xa3%
.
Atlas Brass Foundry.
Atlas Life insurance (Tulsa)
t
4c
pi us
...
Rogers
4-24
1
5Va% preferred (s-a
Value Line Income Fund—
8c
1
5-
Co.—
'
(•
6-
$1
;
25c
"25c
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
——
5% preferred A & preferred B (quarJ
5% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
6% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
1
Payable of Ree.
Co.—
Common
v
5% non-cum.; pfd. (s-a)___
At}antiQ Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B
j
5-15
30c
$1.02 Va
RR.
6-
—
(quar.)
Line
1
$1
,,
Holder•
When
Per
Share
,
Gtommon
"
.........
(quarJ
Coast
1
7-
•
(quar.)_„_ ;
preferred (quar.)__"_!
4%
4.75%
,
$2
com.
.
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Ry.
Atlantic
$1.06 \a
& Telegraph Co.,
^Atlantic City Electric Co.—
'
(quar.)—____—
Oil
1
5-22
62 %c
(quar.).
'
Utah Southern
5-15
5r
Inc.—
Co.,
4V*% preferred
5-29
10c
(sfock dividend)____
products
$4 participating class A (quar.
i
25c
—
Pictures
5-10
1
5%
■■
Universal
6-
30c
(quar.)
Tokheim Corp.
(quar.)
Trico Oil & Gas Co.
(quar.)
Twin Coach Co. (stock div.)_
)
1
.
<
of Georgia Ry.
'
Thriftimart,
j
Name of Company
(1801)J ia
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
37Vac
39c
5-15
5- I
7-
6-10
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
Ham9 Mints,
Ltd. (quar.)——
——
4-30
25c
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Second
Dominion
4-30
4-17
$20c
5-22
4-30
30c
5-22
5-
150o
$15c
Fields Co. (monthly)
Bridge Co. Ltd. (quar.)—-—--Electrohome, Ltd. (Increased s-a)_
Engineering Works Ltd. (s-a)—Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)—
convertible preference (quar.)—Oilcloth & Linoleum Co.. Ltd.—
Dominion
5-15
4-30
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
f37»/ac
7
mc
4-30
4-28
5-
10c
7c from net Investment in¬
3c from realized securities
and
come
(initial)
New common
$1.32
1
4-
1
5-15
6-1
$2
10c
4-
4-25
4-10
1
4-10
5-
1140
5-15
5-15
.
31 Vic
6-15
5-29
6-15
6-15
1
5-
1
4-15
$1.75
5-
1
4-
3
$1.50
5-
1
4-
3
8-
1
7-
3
$1.50
8-
1
7-
3
50c
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
Class A (quar.)
4-15
4-16
5-
4-16
4-24
$0,041
25c
6-
1.16 Va
5-15
1
4-20
5-15
2o
4-20
4-30
12V/2C
6-
5-
1
Great
8
5-
1
4-20
G2»/ac
5-
1
4-20
87 '/aC
6-10
5-29
4-30
4-16
4%
5-
$1.50
4-16
1
5-
1
40c
5-15
25C
4-28
300
7- 1
$3
7- 1
.
.
Class B
$1.40
OJass
A
Class
%
B
Clas3
B
Class
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
B
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Federated Department Stores
(Md.)
Financial General Corp., com.
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Company—
Stock
4-21
4-
5-19
55-
6-22
0-
6-15
4-13
5-
1
5-15
4-20
3-
4-
1
5-
4-17
4
42c
6-
1
•-
(2-1
stock
4-22
3-26
spilt, subject
to approval of stockholders May 11)
Ltd. (quar.)
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3%% preferred (quar.)
;
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
6-
Fluor Corp.,
Class
B
common
30c
1
4-
5-1
4-13
8
(Increased)
Eraser Cos., Ltd.
Freestate
Prlden,
•
•
Class
Realty Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
_
_
__
_
Co.,
class
Stock
held,
distribution
fect
of
one
plus
a
voted
stockholders
5-15
5-
General
5-
4-30
General Mills, Inc.
share
last
for
January
receive
10c
•
5-15
10c
3-
4-
8-15
11-16
11-
4-30
6-
12 Vic
5-
Co.
(Houston)
Dauch
Ball
6%
&
(Geo.
10
~
•
4-15
4-15
each
stock
(in
ef¬
(quar.7
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
6-
1
9-
6-10
1
12- 1
4-30
4-1G
1
4-24
5-11
4-24
preferred
3I/a% preferred
3 Va % preferred
Kennedy's, Inc.,
7Vic
5-11
4-24
Kerr
50o
4-24
5-10
4-10
4-22
3-13
30c
6-15
6-
10c
6-
5-15
75c
5-
25c
—
4-
4-30
12yac
3 Va %
8
1
1
4-10
►
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
6-
1
5-25
$1
5-
1
4-10
5-29
5-15
30c
1
7-17
25c
4-30
4-15
50C
4-29
4-15
95c
6-
1
5-15
5-15
______
6-
1
$1.05
6-
1
5-15
$1.08 Vi
€-
1
5-15
$1.12Vi
6-
1
5-15
6-10
5-25
$1
'
35c
(quar.)__—.
87Vic
1
9-15
12-15
(quar.)
(monthly)
10c
4-20
4-10
5c
5-15
5-
4
5c
6-15
6-
4
(quar.)
30c
6- 1
5-
4
common
Income Fund
Fibre
Co.,
common
$1.16
7-
1
6-15
Kobacker Stores,
4-10
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)—.
Kroger Company, common
G% 1st preferred (quar.)—
4-10
7-
1
1
7-
1
5-11
2% *
(quar.)
1st preferred
Department Stores
(S.)
6-
30C
25c
dividend
Stock
4%
1
10-
6-15
1
1-2-60
Klein
5-
7-
87y2c
87 Vic
.
(quar.)
4-15
4-21
8-
93Vic
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-21
1GC
4-17
6-24
,
$1.25
1
1
66 Vic
6-15
4-30
7-17
20c
9-14
5-
6-15
;
20c
$1.25
'
Inc.
(quar.)
5-
4
6-10
5-
1
20c
4-30
4-17
40c
(quar.)
6-10
5-15
22 Vic
1
5-
$1.50
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
—
6-
5-
1
4-15
1
6-10
7%
2nd
preferred (quar.)__—
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kuhlman Electric Co., 5Va% pfd. A
1
4-15
5-15
4-15
GOc
4-15
4-
6
75c
4-15
4-
6
16c
4-30
4-
1
15 Vie
4-30
4-
1
$1.50
4-20
4- 6
50c
5-18
4-24
5%
75C
5-
1
4-10
5%
56 Vic
5-
1
4-10
5-
25c
$1.75
6-
5-
7-15
1
13Vic
(quar.)
La Crosse
1
4-18
62c
3-
112 Vic
5-
1
5-
Lees
4-10
15c
4-30
94c
4-
4-30
4-
5C
5-
1
4-10
13 %c
5-
1
4-10
4-10
preferred B (quar.)^
31 Vic
4-25
4-10
6-
1
4-15
S-
1
1
5-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
dividend
$1.12Vi
45c
of
Little
6-
to
to
recommended
Miami
9- 5
12- 5
(quar.)
7-10
11-
1
10-10
6-
1
$1.10
—
50c
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
5-
6-10
4
1
6-
1
560c
6-
1
554c
6-
1
5-6
t37Vic
6-
1
5-
6-
1
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd. (quar.)
5-30
5-
1
4-20
1st
30c
5-
1
3-31
I.oblaw
37yac
5-
1
3-31
Longines-Wlttnauer
5-15
6-10
6-
HOc'
preferred
6-25
5-15
tlOc
;—
5•
(
6
5- 6
5-
6
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
preferred (quar.)
Groceterias,
—_—
Ltd.,
554c
(quar.)
(reduced)
com.
Watch
10c
6
5-6
4-24
4-
8
3- 8
4-10
115c
5-
1
4-15
7%
non-cumulative-2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.75
50c
3-
1 '
4-
(quar.)
$1.75
8-
1
4-15
7%
7%
non-cumulative 2nd preferred
4-30
$1.75
11-
1
10-23
62 VaC
5-15
4-25
non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
*'... 4.44% preferred <quar;)_
$1.04
5-
1
4-10
$1.11
5-
1
$1.24
0-
1
5%r
*
1
112 Vic
'•; 4.96%
(quar.)_
preferred
Louisiana State Rice Mill,
$4 pld.
of
6-
6-15
5-15
5-15
Lower St. Lawrence
5-
4-20
10c
$1
(quar.)
reported
$1
incorrect. The
:
1
1
5*
1
1
5-
1
4-15
Mallory (P. R.) & Company, 5% pref. (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd. (s-a)
25C
5-
1
4-17
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
Massachusetts
$1.25
9-30
9-15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
4Va% preferred (quar.)
5c
4-30
4-15
1
4-17
May
$1
5-
1
4-16
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-
6
1
4-
«
Indiana
(quar.)
4-10
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
55 Vic
1
1
5-
53 ViC
5-
5-
52 Vic
3-
1
4-10
58 Vic
5-
3»
1
31 Vie
<
30c
4-10
4-15
5- 1
6-10
McCabe
5-
4
4-15
4-25
4-15
$1.06Vi
$1
4-15
*
5-23
6-
1
6-
1
4- 8
4-
8
4-15
5-
1
4-13
525c
6-30
8-15
62 Vic
-
35c
4-20
4-20
4-14
IOC
4-27
3-31
510c
6-15
5-15
1
5-15
,
6-
3-31
40c
6-1C
6-
938<iC
(initial quar.)
Grain. Ltd.^ common B
6Cc nreferred A
4-30
4-10
5
tOc
5-
I
4-16
550c
(quar.)—__
7-
1
6-12
J25c
Corp.,
4V%%
(quar.)
(quar.)—'
common
preferred
(Continued
5-
1
4-15
8- 1
4-15
1
4-10
25t
4-30
4-16
IVic
515c
(quar.)
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class A (quar.)—Class B (quar.)
McKee (Arthur G.) & Co. (quar.)
—_—
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing (quar.)
Mead
1
4-30
1$1.25
15c
McCall Corp.
■
1
37 Vie
.
4-17
5$1.12Va
(Oscar) & Co. (quar.)
(L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
Mayer
4-17
51c
Indian Head Mills, $1.50 preferred (quar.>
11.25 preferred (quar.)
5- 1
Department Stores—
$3.75 preferred
4-16
1
37 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
Maui Electric (quar.)
5-
5-
4-20
6-
6-12
Investors Trust (from net inc.)
25C
5-
4-20
37 Vic
(increased)
$1.25
35c
1
4-10
2St
4-15
$1.25
4-10
-
5%
5-1
Maryland Casualty
5- 1
132 Vie
—:
(R. H.) & Co., 4V4% pfd. A (quar.)__
4% preferred B (quar.)_
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% preference (quar.)
12 ViC
60c
-
$1.25
Macy
div. rate of 40c and
should be in June.
7-23
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend)
Lynchburg Gas (quar.)
4-13
•
Power Co.—
4V4%
4-20
5-
-
com.
(quar.)
-
$7 preferred (s-a)
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)
6-15
60C
(quar.)
7- 2
4%
4-23
6- 1
"
—
common—
$.006V*
Products
4-10
1
25c
(quar.)
Steel
1
e-
RR.—
31 Vic
Illinois Power, common (quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.)
4.70%
6-20
6-
60c
Co.
(quar.)
Loblaw Cos., Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
$2.40
Hussmann Refrigerator (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hydra-Power Corp. (quar.)
Hydraulic Pressed Brick
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
preferred
7-10
50c
50c
Life Insurance
4%
declaration
preferred
6-17
1
the
$1.50
Lighting & Power,
preferred
7-
25c
be
Original shares
Special guaranteed
5
9-15
12-15
Canada, Ltd.
Hotel Syracuse (N. Y.), common
4% preferred (quar.)
4.42%
3-31
•
dividend)
4.26%
5-15
4-30
<
50c
4-21
4.20%
6-15
75%
National
Link-Belt Co.
4-13
6-15
4-20
40c
directors
Lincoln
1
4-17
Brick
9 6 Vic
—
H5c
Salt, (quar.)
4-18
1
4-10
& Sons Co.—
(James)
Stock
'
'
preferred A (quar.)
4-25
Quarterly
4-25
Class B
4-15
31 Vic
Lewis Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
3
1
quar.
4-15
H5c
—
(quar.)
3.35%. preferred
1
4-
1
week was
4-30
4-30
4-25
(quar.)
Northrup Co., common, (quar.)
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp.—
4-
4-25
5-
4-13
15c
B
1
4-30
20c
35C
5-18
1
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville S. C.)
5-
common
12-16
6-
1
5-10
10%
1
5-
(stock
12-31
12Vic
Lerner Stores, 4Vie%
4-15
1
9-16
30c
Class
Leeds &
Leslie
56 Vic
9-30
dividend)
Laurentide Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
4-20
1
6-16
(stock
Bryant
Lee Rubber & Tire
(increased)
5-
6-30
17y2c
(quar.)
H.)
(M.
(£l
17ViC
Quarterly
Lane
4-13
4^0
HOc
17 Vic
(s-a)—
Quarterly
5-15
B
20c
'—,
Telephone (quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.
(Alfred) (quar.)
Lambert
Lamston
__
5-
$1.25
93 Vic
1
1
Monthly
45c
Illinois
50c
1
7-
6-15
1
:
13Vic
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
Keyes
5-22
7T-
(quar.
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Kellogg Company—
1
-
12-10
5-
4-15
$1.20
M'cBrine
shares
*"""
5-15
1
net
Hubshman Factors Corp., class A (quar.)
7
1
C-
l
6-26
40c
4%
50o
4-21
5
3.80%
1
5.
:
4-15
Corp.
40c
(quar.)
4-30
5-
5-25
8-25
11-25
6-15
«*
A
62 Vic
5-
Steel
9-15
50c
(N. Y.) (quarG-—
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Homer (Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hot Shoppes, common (stock dividend)
a
15c
$1.09
(quar.)
common
1
5-
1
S1.08V4
preferred (quar.)—
Jorgensen (Earle M.) Co. (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Kaiser
5-
1
6-10
5-
82 Vic
5% preferred A (quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Jewel Tea, new common (initial quar.)
12-15
4
preferred
payment
t7Vic
4-13
Horne
have
1
5-
37Vic
Bearing (quar.)
A.) common (quar.)
next
5-
Inc.,
•
40c
40C
(quar.)
Paper Co.
the
•5-15
5-11
8
—
(quar.)
common
3*4%
45c
shs.
3-31
5-15
4-10
17c
4-21
4-29
1
—
(quar.)
4-15
4-14
4-
5-25
10%
1
5-
1
6-15
10c
—
Co., common (quar.)___.
4-30
1
5-
225c
(initial s-a)
Controls—
20c
2
5-18
Heintz
125c
Electric
&
The
5-
1
4-17
Houston
6-
6-
•V.
Fund, Inc
&.
6-
45c
5%
preferred
Jantzen,
4-30
4-23
$1
5-25
30c
4-23
50c
4-15
Horn & Hardart
2
9-15
I
1
4-15
17 Vic
Hormei
4-10
1
5-
5-
1
10-19
$1.06
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Jack
4-15
1
u- 2
_____
(quar.)
Power & Light,
Istel
5-
Hoover
8- 1
-
1
7-20
10-19
(quar.)
Iionrite, Inc., 55c conv. preferred (quar.)
8
6-11
145C
1
5-18
General Motors Corp.—
$5 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred
4-10
4-24
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)
<
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Holt (Henry) Company (stock dividend)
'.Holt Renfrew & Co., Ltd., new com. (initial)
:
Home Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)
*"4-10
25c
•J
10c
Dynamics Corp. (quar.)_I_I~I
Electric Co. (quar.)
T
General Merchandise
4-25
25c
7-20
1
11- 2
quar.")__
<
;
—.
4.80%
5-15
Hlnde
1
63c
_T
_
one-for-four
will
General Finance Corp.
$1.12Vi
4-20
8-
e-1
(quar.)
4.35%
450
1
5-15
for each 4 held)
General
4-10
6- 1
37'/a c
Electric, com.
&
dividend
preferred
3.30%
dividend
here last
conv.
dividend
4-25
25c
37yac
—
(quar.)
$4.36 preferred
Iowa
_
Bakeries, Ltd
"
Baking Co., conunon (quar.)
Development
Corp.—
share
45c
4-30
4-20
25C
preferred
$4.22
4
$1.25
'
(year-end from realized gains)
Gate City Steel, Inc. (Omaha
)„
General
5-29
$3
pfd. (quar.)
Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
"
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.T__T.~T
4% preferred (quar.)__
Gas Industries Fund—
General
6-10
75c
5%
General
4- 7
$1
A
aamble-Bkogino.
r
2
12 %C
Class AA
Gabriel Co., 6%
&
Industries
Class
(quar.)
Brush
6-
Common
-
-New common ($2.50 par) (initial)
FruehauT Trailer Co., 4%
pfd.
Fuller
3-31
6-
10c
_
""--""IT
,-
4-27
356d
o!d~$5~par~—---
(quar.)__
4-17
5c
___
l
Frito Company (increased*
.
4-14
4-15
4-24
5c
(year-end)
common
.Friedman
-
5- 4
5-1
25c
B
Frlto Common—
4-14
130c
Mines, Ltd,
6-23
shares held)
5
4-23
4-24
6C
•
(quar.)_
Friendly Finance Inc.,
-
x;
4-30
$1.25
_
(quar.)
Geduld
Inc.
4-16
Higbie Manufacturing Co. (increased-quar.)
Hilo Electric Light Co., common—
i
5-15
5%
Franklin Telegraph (s-a)___
j:
4-30
4-10
20c
■
_
(quar.)
87Vio
preferred series A (quar.)
Powder, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Hevl-Duty Electric Co. (s-a)
5-23
6-
(quar.)—
Stock
Hercules
-.5-12
$2.50
Franklin Stores (quar.)
•
Stock dividends
•
1
6-11
4-20
25c
_
Fraser Brick & Tile
6-
GOc
20c
preferred
Iowa-Illinois Gas
4-20
4-30
5-31
5- 1
Island—
(quar.)
25C
4-16
7%
35c
(increased quar.)
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., com. (reduced-quar.)
.Foxboro Company (quar.)
4-20
1
8
4-30
5-31
37yac
preferred
$2.50
Hercules Gallon Products—
(voting and non-voting)
Franklin-Adams Co.
1
4-30
Hemenway Furniture, common (quar.)
5Vi% conv. preferred (quar.)
6-21
4-24
9334C
Quarterly
Ford Motor Co.
-
55-
37 Vie
5-
20c
;T-
4-20
Extra
Hayes
Food
•
1
,
Light—
dividend
5-
$1,036
Light, common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)
Hartz (J. F.) Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hat Corp. of America—
4Va% preferred (quar.)
__
—
Haydock Fund, Inc., common (quar.)
Common (Payable In cash or stock)
3
6-
1
$1.25
$1.27Vi
4-10
1
for each
Extra
4-20
common
Hartford
4. 3
7- 1
$1.75
1
1
6-
—
of Rhode
Trust Co.
5-27
5-
t50c
$2.50
4-10
6-10
H2c
Ltd.—
Line,
$2.50
5-
Ohio
&
preferred (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
4-15
75C
1
(quar.)
6%
3-20
65c
5-
5-
Pipe
"50c
split—
(quar.)
quarterly
share held)
Investors
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
3-20
130C
55c
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Hamilton Funds, Inc.—
Series H-C7 (4c from investment Income
and 12c from securities profits)
Series H-DA (3c from investment income
and 12 Vic from securities profits)
4-10
1
Ins.
Insurance Co.
Stock
5-28
4-30
4-30
5-
(s-a)
5-15
$2.40 preferred
3-22
65c
5-15
1
Co.,
Halle Bros.
9
1
7%c
__
1
6
4-15
'
9
6-
6-
56V4C
(quar.)
1
(Initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hahn Brass, Ltd., common (stock divid.)—
Stock dividend (One share of 5% 2nd pfd.
9
6-22
5-15
6-
r
5-
1
5- 5
class A
Ltd.,
Interstate Engineering (increased)
Stock dividend
(One share com.
6-
4-
5-
(V'a share for each share
Breweries,
Increased
6-
1
5-15
$1.12Va
April 28)
Interprovincial
$1.30
5-
28c
(initial)
conunon
Common after three-for-two stock
64 Vic
.
new
held, subject to approval of stockhold¬
Interior
62 Vic
5.30%
7
50%
&
New
7
5-19
Utilities
6- 2
in-
(quar.)
Stock dividend
400
Chemicals
Hagan
9
$1
Stock dividend
Power
4-
50c
First National City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Firth sterling Inc.. 7% preferred (quav.)__
Flagg-Utlca Corp., 5% prior preferred
■
4-17
4-21
28340
(New Jersey)
Firestone Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Florida
4-17
1
lc
lusurance
FUntkote
1
5-
25c
(lnc.-quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
RR., $5 pfd. (quar.)__
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64% preferred (quar.)
Co.—
Fidelity Ac Deposit Co.
•
5-
lc
,
1
40c
Gulf Mobile
4-17
1C
-—
»>•
Fireman's
1
lc
Federal Insurance Co. (quar.)
Federal Paper Board
5-
Gas
from
Business Machines Corp.—
International
125c
1
lc
—
5-
—
for each
:
62 Vic
L.),
(H.
Gulf Life
4-15
lc
(monthly)
(monthly)
A
Class
*
1
135C
(quar.)
4-
5-
135c
__
preference
Federated Corp. of Delaware—
Class A (monthly)
*
4-15
135c
—
4-15
4%
investment income)
4-13
,
20c
preferred (quar.)
1
50c
Inc. (quar.)
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Gross Telecasting, common
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Growth Industry Shares, Inc.—
(16c from capital gains and 9c from
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance (Syracuse,
'New York)
(quar.)
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5Vi%
5-
(quar.)
Northern
Griescdicck
6-15
34VaC
Green
6-18
Fate-Root-Heath (quar.)
Federal Grain, Ltd., class A
7-24
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-20
15C
—
8-15
.
Great Southern Life
4-15
5-
(quar.)
33c
3%
Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Class A
5-15
1
Co.,
(6c
plus 14c from security
Corp.,
preferred
ers
5-
Grafton &
'
150
preferred
conv.
7-24
50C
Stock dividend
3-31,
4-30
Falstaff Brewing, common (quar.)
6%
7-24
8-15
5-
Class A
10c
(quar.)
8-15
25c
56y4C
preferred (quar.)
$0.57825
preferred (quar.)
10c
Shale Brick (quar.)
30c
Globe-Wernickc Industries, Inc. (quar.)
20c
Goodman Mfg.
(quar.)
GOc
Gcodycar Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
t50c
4%
pref.
(quar.)
Government Employees Corp. (Del.) —
40c
Increased semi-annually
4-16
HOC
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred (quar.)
60c preferred (quar.)
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., common (quar.)—
6% lab preferred (quar.)—
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)
—>
Erie 8s Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)_
Esqulre, Inc. (stock dividend)
4-24
32 Vic
4 Va %
4-24
5-15
5®b%
3-31
60C
—
5-15
5-15
25c
(quar.)
H.)
5- 4
6-
$3
Fund
Growth
Interchemical
33c
(stock dividend)
(P.
i
7- 1
75c
Ltd.—
income
vestmeno
8
4-24
Glen-Gary
4-15
;
4-30
1 V'a%
—
Fairbanks Co., 6% pfd,
Fall River Gas (quar.)
1
4*24
25c
w_
4-
4Vi%
5
$1.12ya
4c
receipts (initial)
Electrographic Corp.' (quar.)
Elmira & WilliaTnsport RR. (s-a)
Empire Millwork (stock dividend)
Empire Petroleum Co
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products Ltd.—
6-
6-15
45c
American deposit
4-10
1
Institutional
Waterworks Corp.—
Glatfelter
$1.75
—
1
5-
When
HolderI
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
20c
.
4-15
(Interim)
5-
Institutional Shares.
32 Vic
(quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (initial)
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)
—
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (stock dividend)—
(One share for each four shares held. Sub¬
ject to stockholders approval April 22)
Gimbel Bros., common (quar.)
4'/a% preferred (quar.)
Gladding McBean & Co. (quar.)
5-15
5-
17 V'a C
preferred
4-17
22 Vic
preferred
5%
5-31
25c
111.75
—
(quar.)
Elastic 8top-Nut Corp. of America (quar.)
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—
•
Monday, April 20, 1959
•
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred (s-a)
Telephone
Common
4-30
(quar.)
common
5-15
t$1.25
preferred
General
4-30
130C
preferred
General
4-10
20o
(quar.)——
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
$7 preferred A (accum.)
:
S6 preferred B (accum.)
$7 preferred A (accum.)
—
>.
$6 preferred B (accum.)
—-—
Economics Laboratory" 4Vi% pid. A (quar.)..
Kkco Products, common (quar.)
4Vi%
4-30
4-25
$1.12%
preferred
70c
2
HOC
—-
(quarT)
Industries,
4-16
tlOc
(quar.)
Co. of Kentuckyl—
5% preferred (quar.)
5.16%
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
—
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
;—_—
3
lOo
preferred (accumJ
1%
Eastern
4-
Ltd.—
Cast Kootenay Power,
4-16
4-30
preferred
$2.50
4-20
4-30
67»/aC
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.) ___
_
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
——
Duro-Test Corp., 0%
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Air Lines
4-30
10c
—
4-30
$1 preferred
$15c
profits
——-—
-Drug Fair Community Drug (increased-quar.)
du Pont Co. of Canada (1956), Ltd., common
4u Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
§4.50 preferred (quar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply—
1
.
Per
Name of Company
4-17
87Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Go. of Indiana—
3-2#
Dreyfus Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly of
C-15
37 Vic
$1.30 preferred
4-15
125c
Quarterly
—
—
Steel <fc Coal, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co. Ltd.Increased quarterly
Dover Industries Ltd., common (quar.)
Dominion
•
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
53c
(quar.)
General
buoe
uorp.,
common
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
—
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone (Calif.)—
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
General Public Utilities Corp.
3-30
Domluguez Oil
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
tn V20
When
Per
Holder»
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
r
.
(1802)
5-
4-30
4-16
62yac
5-
1
4-20
30c
6-
1
3-30
42Vic
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-8
$1.06 V
on page 50)
*
8
Volume
Number
189
5839
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record
(1803)
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. J
Highest
Lowest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pgr
30% Jan
3
40% Dec 25
40% Jan
7
45% Mar 31
Abacus
43% Jan
13
71% Nov 20
59% Feb
9
78
Abbott Laboratories common
102 *-2 Jan
7
14
Jan
37 %
120
July 15
14% Jan
3
Nov
112% Feb
24
18
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
47% Jan.
Apr
17
130% Apr
18% Mar 26
21
17
Jan
2
56% Feb
19
17
23% Jan
24% Nov
18
18% Apr
29% Oct
14
26
Jan
2
33
20% Jan
29% Dec
31
27% Apr
g
30% Mar
2
24% Jan
•82:
7
33% Oct
97
Oct
Jan
Jan
94% Jan
11
9
125
Jan
49% Jan
8
2
2*8 Jan
3
2
20% Nov
26
5
July
3% Feb
9
7
19% Jan
2
22% Apr
8
23% Jan
2
32% Apr
17
80
2
14
Jan
2
Dec
9
72
Jan
16
80% Nov
24
4% Jan
2
10% Dec
30
Jan
Nov
13
280
July 31
80
Jan
21
160
Dec
29
1412 Apr
30% Jan
2
33
Dec
30
2
49% Nov
11
44 Va Jan
Apr 18
: 2
Dec
100
93
Dec
12
6
Jan
Jan
2
201% Apr
32 % Jan
28
44 Va Apr
17
7
53% Jan
26
96
29
98
Jan
14
12% Feb
10
72% Apr 29
96% Oct
7
Jan
2
19% Apr
15
36% Jun
12
57 "
Dec
17
48% Jan
Jan
2
43% Oct
13
39% Jan
10% May 19
15% Jan
21
15
3534 Jan
2
55% Dec
11
11% Apr
52% Jan
74
6
82% July 28
30% Dec 31
22'
Jan
s
May 19
78% Jan
31
36% Feb
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
60% Jan
2
96% Oct
13
42% Oct
104
Jan
28%
29 lb
28%
35'%
36 lb
*35%
3(y4
100
common
29
? -Hinrn
steel
*95
*186
10
12%
*95
200
12%
98%
12%
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co new
49%
*98
100
18
101%
5
Allied
4
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Allls-Chalmero Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
17%
17%
103
*98
17%
20%
57%
57%
19%
>58
*98 lb
Jan
15
27% Jan
21
1031b
19%
19 Va
19 Va
60 Va
58%
43%
81
Feb 25
29
H
39
Feb
12
44% Jan
15
47% Feb
11
56% Apr
106% Feb
114% Sep
33% Jan
17
96
5
Apr
14
64% Jan
2
90
Dec
16
87% Jan
9
14% Jan
2
25% Oct
10
24 Va Jan
52
8
85% Jan
9
125% Oct
10
34% Jan
13
44% Nov
1Z
97% Jan
3
27% Apr
58% Dec
7
111
31
Oct
13
40% Oct
118
5
43%
43%
43%
43%
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,600
58%
69
58%
59%
59
59%
59V2
601/4
60
60%
12,800
*82
82%
23%
:
108
82
28%
28%
109
109
82
81%
28%
28%
*108
109
82
*81
28%
'
:
1091b
9
14
2
160% Apr
2
47 % Apr
Jan
29
17
115% Apr
38% Jan
14
35% Apr
14
Jan
105
58
47% Dec
Jan
5
3%%
convertible
4%%
uuuK
37%
37%
37%
37%
36Tb
28
Vb
29%
29%
29%
29%
30%
87%
87%
88%
87%
90Tb
87%
89
50
*41%
43
44
44
*42
42%.
*42
42%
42
42
52%
53
54%
54%
55%
l
12.50
1
100
52%,
97%
102
43
97%
160
47%
47
Apr
17
20 % Feb
11
3% Jan
2
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
41% Jan
2
52% Nov
18
43 Va Apr
8
50% Jan
2
37% Sep
39% Jan
11
42% Jan
21
38% Jan
2
40% Mar
2
47% Jan
2
24
51
Sep
47% Dec
29
45% Dec
19
44 % Mar 17
29% Jan
17
44% Dec
15
38'% Mar 17
80% Jan
2
3
96% Mar
39%' Jan
17
55% Dec
25
24
Feb
84
Jan
17
24%
34%
35%
35-%
37
35%
36%
35V4
36%
21,500
48%
49%
48%
49 lb
49
49%
49%
49',b
48%
49%
5,000
26
26%
Corp
113
114%
115%
Inc
25%
26
20
20
11%
11%
12%
12 Va
12%
11%
12 lb
12
12 lb
18,800
44
44%
44 Va
44 Tit
44
44%
44
44%
44
44%
97,500
1,800
Cable
American
Cyanamld
American
American
Electric
2
38 V4 Mar 18
45
4
American
11% Jan
2
54%
54%
54 Vb
54 lb
54%
54%
55%
800
49%
50%
50 lb
50%
50%
51
51
51%
5,800
41%
42%
42%
42%
42
42
42
•41
42%
800
10
100
10
2
41%
16% Apr
9
18% Jan 22
17 lb
17%
16%
17 74
16%
17
16%
17
10%
17
48,600
15
Feb
9
35% Apr
153% Apr
American te Foreign Power—No par
American Hardware Corp
12.50
14
American
14% Jan
12
24% Apr
2
1
31
11
Dec
122
Aug 27
Apr 21
104
18
Mar 13
Mar 17
16% Jan
21% July 28
19 lb
2
Mar 30
18% Feb
20% Jan
24
Apr
10
2
105
Feb
25
17
17
53% Jan
85% Jun
lo
80
70
Nov
11
30% Oct
13
102
110
Apr
59% Nov
2
Oct
Dec
18
76
Apr
28
83
Mar 19
2
85
Apr
14
1
7
43% Apr
26% Jan
20
31
8
Jan
67% Jan
102
34 Va Jan
15
16
22
Apr
Home
Products
American Ice Co
1
No par
common
8%
non-cumulative preferred_100
American International Corp
1
American
5%%
Investment
Co
of
111
l
American Mach & Fdry common
3.90%
preferred
4%%
100
Metal
41 lb Dec
16
25% Feb 25
63% Feb 17
43% Jan 15
American
Motors
73-/4
American
Natural
Gas
2
32% Jan
7
34% Sep 12
33% Apr
7
11% Jan
2
46% Feb
40% Nov
14
38% Jan
6
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
43 % Jan
20
49% Mar
54Tb Mar
15Vi Jan
6
Feb
8
5
17% Feb
18
52 lb Mar 31
2
May
51% Oct 20
140
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
27% Dec
22
29% Dec
27% Jan
2
45 % Dec
155
Jun
46% Jan
13
61% Nov
7
126
1421/4 Jan
59
152
60% Feb
8
56% Feb 27
2
148 lb Mar 20
120% Jan
6
124
Jan
16
30
26% Mar 26
29
Feb
12
18
45
60% Mar 20
Jan
63V2 Mar
2
6
12
6
35% Dec
4
33 lb Jan
7
35V2 Feb
8% Jan
2
14% Nov
6
13% Jan
26
17Tb Feb
167% Jan
2
227% Dec
18
224% Jan
2
Deo
31
35% Dec
3
86% Mar 11
32% Jan
JUU
39
2
37
8
27% Dec
Feb
2
Jah 16
9
6%
17% Nov
22% Jan
2
37% Dec
5
Jan- 13
21
84% Feb 25
6
7
15
13
60 Vs Jan
2
74Tb Mar 17
14
53% Jan
7
60% Mar 18
Dec
31
39
Jan
2
100
Jan
2
Dec
31
41% Nov
5
dividend.
For
3
39% Jan
6
20
95% Apr
9
7
33
14
32% Dec
13
Feb
90 Va Jan
May 31
34
Mar
30% Jan
all
other
4
8
footnotes
39% Jan
36% Jan
see
page
14
28.
preferred
1,600
42%
27%
42,300
98
96%
96%
•95%
97 Va
*95%
27Tb-
28 lb
27%
28%
27%
28'/a
5,200
15 VB
15
15
15%
28'A
15%
27%
*14%
35Tb
•14%
15%
400
36%
381/4
132,800
7,000
*96%
35%
37%
35%
35Tb
72
73'A
72%
73%
71%
72%
71%
71%
42Tb
43%
41%
42%
41
41%
42
42Tb
36%
i
;
10
6,200
44%
44'A
800
49%
13,600
17'A
16%
17
5
100
100
25
preferred_100
—
£1
1
1
15%
*151
15%
153
15%
*151
161b
153
16Tb
*150
16Tb
153
153
10
38%
38 lb
38%
38%
38Tb
37%
381/4-
3,300
52 T a
52 7-b
53
54
53%
53%
54
57%
57
58
1,940
49
145
59%
*123
49Tb
49%
145
144
60
59
124%
*123
50 Tb
50%
50%
145
145
591b
59
59
124%
*123
145
50 lb
51'A
*144lb 144%
60
124%
*123%
60
124%
49%
50%
143%
144'A
60
60
•123%
23,000
330
1,200
124%
27%
27 Th
27%
28
27 Tb
28 lb
27%
28
27%
28
12,400
54
55%
55Tb
53%
57
58 lb
57%
58%
57%
57%
16,400
91
91
90
90
89%
90%
89
89%
89 Va
89%
1,800
39%
39 Tb
38%
39Tb^
39
37%
38%
37»A
34
37%
34%
4,300
34%
34%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,900
265%
112,400
34%
35
34Tb
34Tb
34Tb
16'A
16%
16%
16Tb
16%
16%
249 Tb
250%
1
*149
38%
5
^26
100
151
38%
25
100
33%
16%
151
121,700
28%
39%
34%
25
6.25
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
$4
500
—
42Vi
-
^
48%
Electronics Corp„ 1
Anaconda Co
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Common
__
—
50'A
247%
248%
248%
250
252
259%
261
89
87%
87Tb
100
100%
99Tb
100%
100
100Tb
100%
100Tb
100%
1011b
127%
126%
127Tb
127
127
127
127%
1261b
127
127
45'A
44Tb
45%
84%
14Tb
15
27%
*27 lb
28
26%
*26 T a
26 Tb
14Tb
15
27%
26Tb
45%
45%
44%
45 %
45 Va
14%
14%
14%
14 lb
14%
27%
27%
*271/2
28
*27%
•26%
26%
26%
26%
*26
15%
16 lb
16
16%
15Tb
16%
15%
78%
76 lb
78
79
81
79%
15%
5,750
221,700
9,000
1,080
46%
39,800
14%
6,900
300
28
26%
30
15Tb
7,300
81%
33,000
3%
2Tb
3%
3%
r3lb
3%
2%
41 Va
41%
41Tb
42 %
41%
43
41%
217,500
13,500
41%
42Tb
40 T b
67%
67%
67
68
67 Vs
68
66%
68%
36,200
66%
66 Tb
56
56
55%
55%
54lb
55lb
54%
54Ts
1,220
50
34
•33%
34lb
*93%
95 lb
76
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
33
27%
•
44%
Ampex Corp
Rights
Amphenol-Borg
3% Apr
46Tb Mar 13
61 lb Oct
29
Jan
American
63% Oct
30
88
22
17% Mar 18
42%
27%
49%
15Tb
2
321/4 Jan
6
42
27%
27%
971%
«
44%
Zinc Lead Ss Smelting— l
14% Jan
2% Apr
4
6
85
43%
27%
45,900
82%
51
American Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5 Ya% series
25
67% Jan
10% Jun
27% Feb
84%
76%
45
44 lb
12
•81
82%
49%
AmsdCfta Tobacco common...
24% Jan
74%
75%
10,000
44 Tb
American Tel & Tel Ccx
When issued
3
74 lb
*81
500
19Tb
103%
45
17
29
*103
103%
52
American Sumatra Tebacco
15
19%
19%
*103
1,600
18%
44%
16
12
19%
*17%
50%
African Inv Co Ltd
preferred
18
120
51%
American Steel Foundries
4%
18
*105
43%
common
non-cumulative
120
22
44%
preferred
Amer South
75%
81
7,700
*105
,
5C Vt
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
7%
19%
103%
7,500
1481b
21%
34%
42
American Rad & Std Sany com
7% preferred
American Snuff Co
18 lb
33%
147%
21%
21%
44 %
18
46% Apr 17
15 Va Jan 23
71%
120
33%
1501b
33%
147
1
American Sugar Refining com
7% preferred
W
37
71%
No par
Chem
American Stores Co—*
26% Jan
23
&
25Tb
98
21%
No par
Co
Potash
4
89
Apr 17
107% Jan 20
Ffeb
News
American Optical Co
2
13% Mar
15% July 11
28 % Dec 29
lo
265% Apr
16
-122 Vi
Jan
43% Mar
16
95
1
4
Nov 11
105
2
84% Apr
*
2
5
14
31% Jan
97% Dec
2
Mar 17
65% Jan
74% Feb 27
American
Apr
July 16
119% Sep VS
American
3
40% Mar 17
25% Feb
105
18
4
15
5
Co
28%
15
25
Corp
17
35% Dec
27Tb
1
Products—,
*96%
2
preferred
35%
153
43%
85
69 lb Nov
32% Jan
*80'b
27%
2
147
74'a
82 %
42%
2
6
74%
85
2
May 12
72
*81
27
American Molasses Co
68
71%
42%
American
34% Nov
19%
*103
82%
42%
15% Feb 19
157
19%
103%
%
84Tb
32% Jan 22
10
?17%
17%
27%
98
26
%
19%
*105
*103
103
*81
70
19%
17%
42%
7
13
7
100
17%
21V*
120
27 lb
3
48% Apr
35% Jan
19%
*103
Climax Inc com—1
4
22% Jan
17%
150
21%
*105
120
34%
35
153%
21%
84%
Metal
95% Mar
144% Nov
*105
34%
148%
21 lb
American Machine & MetaIs_No par
When issued
14% Jan
14
34 lb
148
21 lb
American
27 Vs Mar
Jan
33
146
100
prior preferred
16% Nov 21
3
Ijfe. 8149.87%
500
30
Jan
46% Jun
9,500
17,400
Export Lines Inc
20% Jan
40
16,600
32%
2
Jan
41
41
*40
32%
14
23% Jan
5214
36%
41
No par
European secur
48% Jan
26
30
40
35%
•,
33%
111
28
9Tb Jan
52%
30
40
35%
41%
32 Vo
41
25% Jan
53
35%
51%
36%
34%
17% Nov
8
3
52 lb
41%
51%
41%
6,800
33%
3
2
51%
35%
50%
35%
Co
51,700
33%
108
17
Jan
51%
—10
5
Power
39
33
Jun
Jan
50
89%
33
41% Dec
27
11
55%
48%
52%
x47 V4
32%
18
201 b Feb
53%
110
90
53 lb
48%
53%
47%
51%
40c
134
92
90
52
47 lb
*88
52%
47%
18% Oct
2
17% Jan
89
53%
48
35%
89%
53%
48%
American
3
47% Jan
*08
52%
34% Apr 15
13
Jan
89%
*88
47%
T2«
*41.
11
Jan
75
39%
*54%
29% Feb
Jan
32% Jan
39'/a
39 lb
lb
100
31
13
2
39
31,500
30% Dec
73
Jan
39%
27
20
54%
American Enka Corp
16
Jan
39%
26 Va
*19%
26%
20
49%
Co
Jan
16
39 %
26%
*19%.
54%
Distilling Co
Apr
96
39
'
48
4Vt% prior preferred
25
Feb
39%
20
No par
American Crystal Sugar com
40
13
39%
*19%
No par
44
31
140
25%
26% Nov 13
Jan
300
62
201b
2
94
*60%
11%
2
16% Jan
36%
25 lb
12
2
*35%
*19%.
17
55% Jan
2
Feb
1151b
1
common
Apr 17
57% Mar 23
47% Feb 13
115 Va
20
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
-12.50
1% preferred
25
preferred
Ills Jan
Sep 22
117
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
32% Feb
19Tb Jan
38% Jan
35%
2
Arma
American Chain &
Apr
130
35%
No par
Bosch
American Chicle Co
90
2,90(1
115%
61
50
9
100
47%
115%
61
40% Nov 20
55% Dec 17
38% Feh
47
160
62
55% Mar 13
15
46% Feb
6
11
47%
4,000
72,800
36%
51% Apr
42% Jen
17
2
47
*141
32%
*60%
preferred
American
27
47%
160
16,000
102 ;
*35%
American Brake Shoe Co
7
47 lb
*115%
*141
100%
3,200
60%
American
2
47%
115%
160
31%
1
60%
9
Jan
*140
99Tb
100%
31%
300
1
.
61%
34%
6
19
162
99%
102
31%
190
/
61%
Mar
20% Jan
11
101
33
*158
.
Nov
97
101
31 lb
53%
_50
50% Mar
20% Sep 22
9% Nov 17
98
100%
33%
42
36
39
22
97%
100%
44
42
53
,
36
9
2
42%
53% ■.'■'55 ty
96
96
44
42 Va
36%
2
2
,
*35%
29% Feb
Jan
46
32
33%
160
46%
*43%
100
102
32%
45
21,100
10
6
Jan
5,500
189,700
37%
28%
100
Jan
19
300
preferred
63
13
130
40,600
Note common
45% Jan
16
81
29Tb
27%
No par
com
2
0%
28%
*108
86
preferred
convertible
American
80 lb
28% "
1091b
37
common
American Bakeries Co
81%
28%
*108
1,600
36%
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
pr
43%
37%
Amerada Petroleum Corp
<i«li
44
43%
12 lb
28
Corp
American
1,300
9,600
43%
43'%
85%
Amerace
9
20
59%
27-%
8% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
33% Apr
37,600
19%
59
r.
3t%
6
116% Mar 25
1091b
40
1
7
,
42% Jan
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
19% Feb 25
3334 Jan
2
Mar 31
2,500
107%
59T'iV
17%
109%
37%
Aluminum Co of America-
53% Dec
25,700
49%
99
10
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
8
Apr
42% Dec
25,500
No par
5
93% Jan
10
80
44%
17 lb
19%
59 lb
123,900
49Va
106%
19%
13%
98%
220
9814
17%
59%
; 7,400
.
84
12
5
33% Jan
52
„
49%
17 Vb
103%
103
43 lb
100
17%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
33% Feb 21
13
44
481b
10O
17%
102% 102%
20
No par
Corp
100
1314
41%
11,700
'
*96
42%
30,200
32 »/4
*195
48%
6 lb
22 lb
*83
98%
41%
No par
_
12 Va
3,600
160 '
22
84
201%
42%
6,300
•
301%
301b
*96
49
17%
22%
29%
200
48
*98
5%
98
40%
1
*151
5 Tb
204
471b
gtd—100
160
90
40%
3,400
87%
34
*196
200
45%
Industries Inc
86%
34
*83
-
311b
34
"22
-
600
15,000
14,900
328
5%
84
39%
4
39% Feb 25
12%
98%
29%
1
Allied Laboratories Inc
Allied Mills
9
12%
200
22%
29%
*83
6.600
21 lb
31% .♦
*323
*151
5%
21%
29 lb
84
31%
87%
9,800
22,900
115%
20%
333
33%
160
115
21%
87 lb
*326
33%
;
116
31 Va
88%
5%
22
29
*83
113
20%
10
Corp
Allen
Mar 12
11%
100
21%
84
:
32%
*151
5%
1
-
335
33%
160
V'
21
87%
*328
33%
5%
29 »/4
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
112
28%
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1
common
5%% preferred A
conv prior preferred
4% conv preferred
*15.1.
5%
22%
113%
31%
89%
3371b
33 lb
160
5%
32%
88%
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34%
22
Is
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Products
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100
32
89%
337 Va
33%
1
>
32%
88%
2
preferred
Alleghany Corp
:,2%
*334
2
Vicksburg Ry
700
29%
37
80% Mar
27% Apr
9
79% Mar 24
17
29 lb
1
7
83% Mar 17
26
Nov
29%
No par
common
8
30 lb Mar
2
30
29
14% Feb
17
2
Jan
29 lb
60% Apr 15
44% Feb 24
26
26% Feb
91% Jan
6,400
6,900
29%
29
pfd 1951 serles—100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc
4l]p<rv>Pnv
29 lb
28%
28%'
20 Va
Apr
109% Apr 17
21% Mar 20
6
27
111
16
29%
29%
20%
Inc
30%
28%
•re%
20%
4 % %
29 %
19%
20%
17% Apr
5
92
'Apr 15
102
9
27
17
19
53 %
19
*
20%
&
53%
18%
20%
53
<
1
Aldens
Mar 19
13% Apr
160
15% Oct
16
83
9% Jan 28
191
91
6% Mar 19
20 lb
53
19 Va
19%
19%
No par
Alabama Gas Corp
3
20
52%
13%
19%
53%
*36 lb
Air Reduction Inc
1114 Jan
20%
52
19%
ii2ib
Alabama
20 Va
130%
52%
19%
36%
91% Mar 10
30
15,500
129
19%
113%.
3
Jan
100
78
128%
19%
112%
79% Feb
35
75%:
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l
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
9
Shares
45 %
52%
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33 Ta Mar 30
32% Feb
45%
f
19%
36 %
conv
76
19 lb
114%
4.50%
46%
75
52%
36 %
22% Mar 10
16
44%
75
126
112%
2
31
126
5
28
Dec
127%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
17 % Jan
34
126
46%
73%
Admiral
12
23% Jan
Dec
123%
*44%
'.V
75
the Week
Friday
Apr. 1.7
10
18
297
122
46%
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 16
1
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
83% Nov 21
13
1933.4 Jan
73%
PRICES
1
Steel Co
25% Nov
28
*44%
74%
SALE
Apr. 15
25
Adams
37% Mar 30
2
•
Acme
46%
71%
100
AGF-Wrigley Stores Inc
15
19% Dec 29
itJTa Jan
243 a Jan
33
9
Nov
2
Jan
*44%
5
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 11
1
4% convertible preferred
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
27
1930 Jan
Fund
AND
Tuesday
Apr. I.'t '
33%
34
94 lb
34 %
*55%
3
3
80%
3%
79%
1,500
34 lb
34%
34%
34%
34
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95 lb
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95%
37%
94
94
36%
37%
36Tb
37
10,100
36Tb
35%
36
27.800
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37%
36%
37
35%
35%
35%
331 b
36%
34%
35%
35%
110
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
IS, (1804)
.
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Kangc tor
STOCKS
Previous
eJan.1
Tear 1958
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
No par
45%
46%
46%
5
37%
38
37%
10
69%
70
69%
69% y
29
28
28V,
39%
39%
40%
86'
86
86
29
Jan
2
44% Dec
15
43% Jan
2
49% Feb 11
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Feb 25
41% Aug
36% Mar
5
40% Jan 26
Argo
39% Apr
7
67% Dec
4
19
65 % Mar 31
73% Mar 13
Armco
12 % Feb
10
24% Dec
31
30 % Feb
Armour
22% Jan
2
3
39% Dec
17
Nov
16% Apr
7
5
22% Sep 29
3% Jan
8
27% Sep
80
90
23% Jan
9
7
Mar 16
17 Va Jan
14
19%
27% Feb
12
34% Dec
9
10% Aug
8
Jan
When issued
2
Apr
7
Ashland
36 V2 Apr
7
6
17% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
29% Jan
10
72
34'
Feb
28% Dec 31
10% Deb 18
41% Nov 10
92
Feb 28
53% Dec 30
45% Nov 13
8
27% Jan
2
25
6% Jan
Jan 15
8% Aug
8
2
14% Jail
Jun
7% Jan
2
16% Jan
8
22% Aug
6
5% Jan
17% Aug 5
72% Sep 22
25% Dec 19
28% Dec 19
29*/2Dec 30
13% Dec 11
2
30
2
67
z
90
78% Oct 29
23
6
8
53% Apr
86% Mar
8% Jan
16% Feb
82% Mar
24% Feb
2.7 Vi Jan
29% Feb
15% Mar
6
12
27
,
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6
1
7
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,
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Apr
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21
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6
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6
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13
18
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7
7
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2
48
95
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5
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66
Jan
Jan
6
;
Oct 29
64% Oct 22
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7
23% Jan
9
64% Jan 27
28% Jan 22
45% Apr
8
58
Dec
4
52% Jan
8
66 Va Feb
Mar 24
36
Dec
10
27
/
9
32% Mar
31
Dec
23
28% Jan
2
46
Jan
2
7
3
3
Jan
9
104
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5
10 V2 Jan
2
20
Dec
40 Ve Dec
44
47% Sep
9
174
Aug 22
93
18% May 16
73% Jan
3
18
Jan
29
5
1001/2 Mar 26
29
19% Jan
2
19
36 V4 Jan
80 V* Jan
7
13
Feb
9
28 % Jan
2
39% Apr
3
35 % Jan
9
42
36% Oct
2
28% Jan
t
2
44
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2
13% Dec 17
14% Feb 25
Dec
13% Jan
5
90
Feb
7
23% Aug 27
94% Nov 18
19
Jan
76
Feb
4
Mar
' 42
4
93
92 Va Jan
13
Sep 22
44V2 Apr 10
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2
27V4 Dec
45
50% July 21
74% Dec 12
6
Jail
Jg Jan 2
Jan
33% Jan
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2
15% Dec
9
76
78% Jan
12
6% Jan
1
2
2
/106
Apr
r
143
56
Jan
2
36
Jan
30
23% Jan
2
18
1
July
Dec
50 '/« Mar 30
36% Jan
24% Mar 31
17% Feb
9
58Ve Oct 30
39%;Feb 17
21% Jan
2
20% Jan
8
14% Jan
2
22% Oct
10
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
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19
Dec
18
60% Jan
6
78
16
25% Apr 23
74% Sep
5
48% Jan
2
^
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76% Feb
59
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24
10% Mar 26
15% Jan
5
27% Jan
6
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2
12% Dec
10
21% Mar 25
11% Jan
2
36% Oct
13
33 V2 Jan
6
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
44% NOV 18
45% Jan
13
8% Jan
2
40% Jan
13
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2
26% Jan
2
63 Vb Jan
13
82
Oct
29
34% Jan
6
78
Dec
92
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49% Dec
11
68
Feb
51% Feb 25
5
100
Apr
6
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85
Jan
21
59 % Jan
19
11% Jan
2
17 Vb Dec
30
42% Jan
17
60
19
16% Jan
57 V2 Jan
46% Dec
12
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2
47% Jan
Dec
22% Jan
13
30
Dec
10
25
26
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3
28 Va Jan
8
18% Apr 17
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6
84% Apr
28 % Jan
Jun
22
17
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29
32% Apr
6
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10
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3
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25
70
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8
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7
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10
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15
17
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30
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8
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9
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6
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6
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14
20
19
38
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98
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Jan
9
108 % Dec
16
109
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113
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Oct
9
49
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5
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10
6% Jan
6
39% Jan 31
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55
2
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2
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18
Jan
10
49,
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2
2
19% Jan
6
90
84
2
14% Jan
81
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45
May
5
30
23% Apr 10
12 % Jan 21
;
2
Jan
5
89
Feb
11
50
Jan
7
Oct 27
50 Vb Jan
7
47
Feb
13
37 % Nov
19
37
Jan
9
31% Sep 19
29
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2
66
62% leo
3
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tootnotes
see
Dec
page
30
26.
6
15
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2
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2
5
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Mar 30
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16
42
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18%
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40%
40%
40%
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27%
27%
28%
24
24%
23%
24
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16%
17
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79 7 «
79%
79%
43%
43%
43%
44
78%
78%
60
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11,500
3,300
10,300
68,600
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5,000
1,100
17
17
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80
5
62%
62
80%
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80
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62
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4,200
2,000
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39%
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100
23
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100
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16%
38%
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17
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-
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47%
10
50%
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100
85%
53%
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24%
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33%
5
common
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Co
1
24%
' /
81 %
33 %
31 y»
17%
19Vb
19%
16%
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80%
100
80
100
100
5
Bush Terminal Co
*66
.
_
80%
41%
37%
6 v.,
.__10
*42
44
100
112
112
participating preferred
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
5
1
1
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd,
1
Campbell Soup Co.
,-1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
No par
100
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25
.
,
,
32Va
38
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98%
28,000
98%
98%
98
84%
84%
85
85
53 7 h
53%
54
53%
53%
3,200
18%
18%
8,000
20
18%
18%
66%
66%
66%
67%
600
32%
83
83%
84%
23,300
33 %
33
33
32%
32%
2,500
31%
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30%
31%
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68
83
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92
91
91
34
34
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17%
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18%
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81
80
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67
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150
50
82
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81
80%
44%
43%
44%
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94,300
32
31%
31%
31%
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36
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1,700
2,100
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45%
200
6
44%
43%
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37%
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6VB
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44%
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6
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90
11C
112
109%
56
56
56%
57%
2,100
8%
8%
8%
32,300
23%
8Vi
23%
23%
23Va
23%
10%
11,600
6,300
112
56%
56%
55%
56%
8%
8%
8%
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8%
23%
57
23%
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23%
23%
10%
53 V,
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10%
10%
10%
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10%
10%
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53
53%
52 5b
53
51%
52%
52 V2
53
53%
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21
21 VB
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21
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86
86
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87
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49
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49
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200
42
31
30%
30%
30 %
30%
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66%
300
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49
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49
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42
31
66
66
4,200
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51%
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10
19
17 %
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5
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•
51
9%
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17
19%... 19%
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91%
34
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31%
24%
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91%;
34%
5
10
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc com
4% preferred3%% preferred.
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Burroughs Corp
-
,
85%
18Vb
18%
83%
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9%
'
51V4
53
67%
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10
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82%
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31%
47%
85%
53
1
38%
y
.
43
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5,300
27,500
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17
5
50
common
15
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co
27%
19
40%
79%
-
preferred
27 V,
17
Bullard Co
conv
3.70Q
10,400
80%
43%
78%
biuiiswick-Balke-ColIender —No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
Bucyrus-Erie Co
__5
$4.25
45
16%
25
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd-
44%
79%
42%.
78%
62 Va
_
Calumet & Heckla Inc
44%
17%
Brown Shoe Co Inc
7%
220
66 %
80%
42%
79%
100
—
Butte Copper As Zinc
17
74%
17%
common
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%%
preferred—
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
Bulova Watch Co
5.2%
73%.
17%
80
42%
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62%
conv
Forge
106
149
148
15
5
Airways Inc
(The) Co
preferred
/
104
V 52%
1.25
,
11%
Budd
52%.
150
65%
27%
19%
40%
27%
24
23%
104%.
75%
27
19
4 27%
'
41%
41
41
4.80Q
65%
44%
.
1%
16%
16 %
17%
44%
24
22%
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51%
44
4014
27%
23%
102%
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74%
40%
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1
600
64
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9,300
40,400
3,300
3,800
96,400
1,000
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64
19
50
2,700
1,100
15,200
12,300
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48%
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100
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600
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400
2,700
8,600
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47%,
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37
59
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61
62
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51
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34
16%
79%
1%
40%
*40
48%
*50%
1%
40%
40%.
100
5,100
140,200
.
78%
78%
1%
1% ; >
40%
-
27
51%
78
8%'
82,800
16,200
3,300
120
13,000
41,100
370
31,200
1,300
1,200
1,300
...
*183
193
*183 % 193
*96%
98% y *96% .98%
' 23%
24% / :„
24%
24%
•••' 55V.
57 Va
55% r 56%
*81%
83..
*81 Va
83
37
37%
37%- 37%
*41
41%.
41%
41%
40
40%
39%
40
14%
14%
14Va
14%
20%
20V;
20%
21%
104% 106%
105% 109%
*92%
94
*92Va
94
27%
50%
8
Co
97
23%;-24%
,
101
lpeso
l
common
96%
..
193
96%
25
60
29%
41%
48%
48%
*183
96%
61
59%
29%
41
25
*
43
-48Va
y
'
V
29%
39,:-
48%'
*183 % 193
48 V*
10
.
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..
53
'
64
'
87%.
47%
63%
37 V
100
87%
48%
*63%
*36
59%
30%
10%
46
91%
60%
53%
83%
7%
16%
31%
19%
24%
28%
14%
4631
1
46%
45%.
100
87Va
46%
*25
23%
—100
2.50
•37% Jan 2pL
27
14% Jan
14,800
33%
16
8%
34%
16%
8%
45%
87Va
59 V*
;
100
1
preferred
BriggS Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
$5
'
270
73
30
10%
46
90%
59%
52%
83
7%
16%
81%
19%
*23%
27%
14lis
.
24
28
14%.
33%
15%
100%
100
88
* 87%
V
16
45%
45%
*100
88%
193
No par
15
'92% Jan 20
1
2
2,500
.*
106*2
104 V,
73
10%
46
92
60',:.
52%.
33%
7%
16%
82
20%.
82
20
*23%
27%
14V.
34%
15%
:
•
8%
34
34%
15%
28%
14%
8%
8%
34
•
■
84'%
7%
16%
81%
20%
24
81%
20%
*23%
27%
14
81
19%
23%
60%
10
60%
51%
51
84%
7%
100
*183
*97
10%
47
92
46
*90%
92'
60
1
-26% Apr
8
32% Apr
16
Jan
-
200
20,700
i"
50
49%
72%
(
78% Jun
y/
*106
72%
72%
-
49
48%
49%
106
106
12 %
11%
11%
*48%
y
73%
25%
preferred
4Va%
49% Jan
31
Co
(Del)
Braniff
12% Jan
12%
*25
50
Bridgeport Brass Co
2
600
12 Vb
12 V/ / y
■
62
1
17% Mar 13
25
35*2
36
100
42% Feb
Mar
35%
y
59%
1
Co
Common
23
51
35%,
45% %,
Maine ftR—
17% Oct
32% Oct
-
*35%
99 %'/%
23%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
3
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
36
61%
100
Laughlin Inc
Boston &
7% Jan 14
18% Apr
6% Jan
*35%
35%
100
common
Borden Co (The)
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
Boston Edison Co
78% Apr 17
66% Mar 17
35%
51%
84
1
13 '
17
3
23
60%
48%
Bond Stores Inc
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
6
3,100
32%
10%
46%
*90%
-59%
50
1
21
9
32%
33%
4°
1^0
24,600
26 5 «
62%
2.50
24% Apr
19% Jan
10
15%
32%
14%
39%
Corp
Boeing Airplane
'
15%
22%
29%
Bliss (E W) Co
5
16
26%
80
48%
;
80% Apr
44
Apr
8
70% Feb
37% Feb
Nov 21
39*% Dec 31
85
Jan 16
60% Dec 31
29% Mar
15%
23
>
39%
preferred
Bliss &
5
6,800
'■
22
■'
27
19%
'29%
Instruments Inc
Beck Shoe (AS) 4%% pfd
Blaw-Knox
4
33
33
-'-16%
10
Beckman
Bethlehem Steel
7% preferred
28% Jan 26
20% Mar
' 46% Jan
21%
15%
35%
Black & Decker Mfg Co
26% Dec 11
18% July 28
12% Jan
2
34*/b Feb 25
15
22%
*86
32%
-
12,50
prior preferred
preferred
Bestwall Gypsum
Mar 18
15
86%
*22
22%
33,600
■:
86%
y 86%
;
22
63%
4
46
40 V,
62
G
6
28 Vb
40 >2.
51
83%
7%
63%
Feb
77
27%
40% '/•
*35
67% Apr
Jan
Jan 23
28i;,
40%
40%
87
22%
27%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
70
27%
45%
63%
3
53
28 Vb
*26%
-
44%
17% Apr
12
27%
40 Vb
*86
23
80
45%
5
12
59% Dec
9
37Vs Oct 28
22,100
22%
11%
23%
99%.
2
12% Jan
70*2
29,%'
No par
common
Best & Co Inc
17
70
72%
16%
.*87%
11
155
70 V,
106
85
7%
27%
13V.
Feb
2
70
27
•
"
59%'
51%
-23%
55% Feb
Jan
147
70 Vb
10
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Mar 23
1
41% Apr
,
3,800
7,400
693/4
1
conv
4Va%
5%
39%
-
92
16%
79%
19%
Bendlx Aviation Corp
5
Beneficial Finance Co common—1
3
Apr
46 %
22%
30%
10%
46%
50
85
7%
common
Bell & Howell Co
4%% preferred
17
23% Mar
52
1% Feb 18
6
14
2
80% Apr
'
6
36% Jan
6
13
Oct
Jan 16
%
39%
35%
48%
29%
10%
45%
'90%
58%
100
4% noncumulatlve preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
Barber Oil Corp
10
Bell Aircraft
109% Apr 17
93
Jan
5
46
39 Vb
*26%
8%
Beldlng-Heminway
22% Mar 13
:
IS3,
38%
23
16
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
25Ya Jan 29
1% Oct 13
2
2
36% Jan
26
,
34%
(The)
CO
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech creek RR
Apr
48% Jan
24
36% Dec
6
2
66
■
10
»43% Jan
2
„! 15V*Mar 4
38% Mar 20
31
Inc.
wileov
Beaunit Mills Inc
59% Mar 23
84
72
8%
3%%
24% Mar 25
;
45%
39%
27
106% :.
73%'
*106
15%
•
46%
39
22%
f
33%
Mar 23
«
1
,
9
*
Beatrice Foods Co
Jan
95
•
(B TI
.
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
Bayuk Cigars Inc
3
Mar 12
183
May 22
30% Oct 29
2
Feb
27
-
48%
100
.—-10
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
Jan 23
178
83
May 19
-
_1
49% Mar 19
16% Jan
33% Jan
127
Jan
1
Mar 26
58
Shares
46%
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Baltimore & Ohio
20
40
.•(.
the Week
Friday
Apr. 17
46%
33
V/;
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com_.No pai
4%% preferred series B
100
4% preferred series C
100
o
49% Mar 11
101% Feb
—1
1st preferred
Investment Co
Atlas Corp common
1
5% preferred
20
Atlas Powder Co
20
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer-2.50
Avco Corp
L—_*
3
5
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
23
11%
Goods Corp—
—
3
Thursday
Apr. 16
*26 Vb
35% yy
12
■ v
or,
85 Va Jan
4
Dec
5
17
16% Apr
96 V4 Jan
Feb
105% July
Sep
32%
35%
com
_
;
Sales for
PRICES
Apr. 15
39%
t
14%
22
Refining
Common
10
5% non-cum preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3,75 series B preferred
100
17
3
26
11
3
16
13
Jan
30% Feb
15
95
32V,
—
&
Common
31% Jan 15
10'% Mar 4
47
Apr 15
92
Jan 6
60% Apr 14
17
5
23
Apr
2
'85
14%
27
5.25%
11
.
*22
14 V«
—2.50
(Associates
2
88% Jan
28
7
2
24
9
1
Inc
23
22-14
Mar 13
52
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
7
Apr
16% Jan
68% Jan
18
Apr
27%
10
39%
89%
47%
43%
80%
J»n
3% Jan
*22
*26%
107% Mar 31
7
1
9V4 Jan
26
*
5
.
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
5
13% Feb 19
Apr
y
1
Oil
Atchison
86% Jan
39 V,
*85%
/
2nd
Feb 13
44
102% Jan
105
96
2
28%
1
No par
-
46% Nov 19
May 5
Dec 19
2
•
5
Associated Dry
94% Jan
67
Jan
29
2
28 % Aor
2
Corp
& Co
Industries
23
17
Jan
31% Feb 11
10% Jan
2
10
6% Jan
19
Arvin
Apr
-
Steel
$3.75 preferred—
Arnold Constable Corp.
Artloom
Industries
Inc
27
36% Mar
28% Jan 19
Dec~30
/
Mar 16
23
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co common
9
86% Apr
26% Apr
Feb~25
15
24
4lVa Mar
30
Jan 22
Jan
20
2
29% Jan 23
13% May 29
6
35% Feb
83
May
Oil
Apr. 13
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Par
22
:
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
*65%
66 %
42
30%
*65 %
66%
66
66
49
-
~40
Volume 189
Number 5839
The Cortimercial and Financial Chronicle
...
^dcldiXCHANGf STOCK
NEW YOlMC
Range lor Previous
Tear 1958
Lowest
STOCKS
„
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
10% Jain
2
7
24
Jatt
13
94% Apr
"19%. Dec
Highest
'9
8
18% J&n
6
41%;Dec 17
46% Dec 12
i.
37% Feb
id
,25% Jan
2
38%'Dec
29
39% Apr * 1
98% Feb-. 9
;36% Apr 17
39% Jan
13
76% Dec
11
>72
32% Jan
2
38% Jan
?
'47
■
19% Jan
v
Apr 28
30% Dec 16
ll8%
2
•
55% Jan
Jan / G
26%;Feb
93% Feb
4'
27 , Jan 16
Jan; 5
17
78% Jan"
23 V* '
22%'
43
44
43
41%
41%.'
42'■ ' 42 '/a
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100
*99
100
37 \
87
37%
37
87%
86%
441/2
443;
44
.
44%
*
.
51%
53%.
i.
preferred
—12.50.
23%
r
„—_7>
Caterpillar Tractor common—
io
4.20% preferred—
1
_____100
ofAmer com—Nopar
2nd,preferred —
—,100
4%% conv .preferred series A-100
98
97%
85 Va
37 VB
36%
90 »A
87
44%
46 Vb
44 Vb
44 Vb
30'A
56%
50 Vs
v
•
.
24%
118
X97%
32%
84Va-
V
23%
i
33,200
t
24
110
'32%
123
84%
200
58
118 Va
*96%
123%
85%
55%
24 VB
i
32%
*122%
810
44%
1 IB Vb
7
90%
.
97%1
32%
9,600
6,500
30
23%
,
91 Vb
123%
48 %
118Vb
,
7%
7
X90%
.
•
■
130
4,800
46%
*20
55%
4,100
37 Va
89 Vb
44
?29%
i.
30,700
12,000
101
?100
37 Va
„
30%
84'A
85%
.
42
89 Va
123%
*122% 124%
41%
44'A
23%'
98
;
32
32%
»
44%
44 Vb
44%.
118
7.;
91%
91
90
22 Vb
43 Tb
*
100T4
100
>
44%
24%
■
.42,
37%
Shares
5:1%
44
2JTb
*29%
•
;
118%
91%
b. 31%
-
7%
23%
."7
.
.100
43 Vb
.
the Week
Friday
Apr. 17
55'A
118%
113
• 7%-;
97
Celaiiese Corp
10
23%
119
7
91%
<—100
j.—
53%
;
;
;
•12 VB
.21%
42%
88
1
56
Inc
•
"42
44%
ProductS
23 Vi
43%
37%
29 Va
.
Thursday
„
Apr. 16
.
100
'44%
1.
■'
.
37%
88 v
44%
50
6%% 2nd preferred i
24
85Tb Apr
7
22%.
43%
29%
7%
8
Feb
23%
43'%
—_io
_.
preferred
Case (li) Co .common.
12
3344 Apr
125
22%
Sales fat
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 15
Carter
4
98% Jan
117
5
81% Dec
2
NOV
s
44%
4
96% Mar
Tuesday
Apr. 14
29% '29%
119% Mar 16
V
;
l
4Yu%
2
7% Mar
LOW AND HIGH
Carriers As Gerieral Corp—_c.
46% Jan 27
7 31% Jan lfa
110% Jan' 5
6
Jan 12
83 % Jan 22
7
Aug
Carrier Corp common
'
RECORD
*
t
..Apr. 13
i_5
Co-i—
•
Monday
\
Carpenter Steel
16
...
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r
u
,-r- EXCHANGE * • «. * For
Capital Airlines Inc——
Li~
Carborundum (Die)' Co——.6
Carey (Philip) Mfg .Co_
io
Carolina Cliiiehllfcld & Ohio RyJlOO
Darolipa.Power •&;L1ght
—Nopar'
48% Jan 19
13
59 % Apr
20
101
Jan; 2
Jan
94'Mar 11
38% Jan r 8
92%:Nov 10
Aug 28
12
7
41% Jan 19
26
28% Mar
"
23% Aug 14
119 % Jun
6
3
99
:
2
Feb
43
1
52% Feb 16
102% Jan
3
5
42% Mar
43% Dec 19
14
91
July
Jan
Apr 10
44% Mar 20
"
14% Apr■ ■; 3
101% Jan
e
5% Jari
3
31% Nov 20
13
55% Apr
July
46% Nov 20
3
20% Jan
::
'1%3
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'
*
NEW TOttK STOCK
,,
30% Apr
(l£<
84
-
7
150
1
7 Vb
2,100
91%
9 Mb
92 Vb
13,400
07
97%
\
32
32%
123 Vb
Vb
28,800
*7
*123
64%
84 Vb
260
97
36,700
32%,
123Vb
84 Va
50
3,600
•'■11 ■/;
26% Feb 28
17% Jan
7
17% Jan
V. 38% Dec
15
10% Jun
22% Dec
9
2
9% Jun 27
44
Jan
14
3
15
Jan
7
93
Sep 17
10
Celotex Corp
5% preferred
Central Aguirre
2
Apr
23% Mar
3
4
31
13
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
30
41
Jan
30
48
Jan
71% Feb 17
76
18% Feb
9
32% Jan
2
6
21% Mar 10
38 % Mar 23
99% Feb 27
Aug' 8
19% Dec. 16
33% Dec 30
7
Apr
44% Mar 20
20
i
Oct
78
28
Jan
18% Jan
2
21 Va Apr 16
Dec
52
72% Mar 19
38
9
'•
Central
2
104%Junl2
96
Jan
31% Jan
42% Dec 31
40
Feb 19
44%: Apr
17% Mar 21
28
Feb 26
12% Sep 23
23%
55%
20%
8%
Jan
12
3
48% Nov 12
43% Jan
7
20
714%'Dec 22
41% Jan
7
19
Jafi 16
7
Jan
23% Jan
2
1% Jan
17
29% Sep1
3
24% Mar
8% Jan
60% Dec
2
54
"Nov
3
•
Feb
6
Apr
6
3
III,
14
44%.
*73
76 Va
% preferred scries B__
Central Violeltn Sugar
—100
50
.
>'*44%
Century Industries Co.—I.
Cerro de Pasco* Corp—ji—5
Certain-Teed/Products •Corpji_«_~i
70% Apr
17
Cessna
i■■ 6% Jan
9
Chadbourn
Cioilium
4
Chain Belt
Co
Aircraft
No par
13
44%
14Va
Ca;__.——1
63
Tnc4_
5%
10
1
*43
-
76%
99
*26%
27
.*73.'
37%
;
*26 Va:
"
97 Vb
'130
44%
2,300
*2634
27 Vb K
68
26
28
86%
67
22
21 Vb
21 VB
27
f
13%
•13%
•
68%
,
13%:
15 "i
65 'A
67
•
5V«
5%
53
»
53%.
.
34
Jan
2
* Aug 14
41
Jan
91
Jan
2
7100% May 21
95
Jan
8
39%:Nov 12
35% Jan
2
24% Aug 14
55% Nov 14
21% Oct 29
21% Feb 17
40% Apr
25% Apr
37% Feb
42*%
17% Jan
<
43
7
'
31% Jan
4% Jun
v
2
:
;
3
,31% Nov 25
7
Feb
23
Jan
2
7
89
Apr
9% Mar 14
16
io
Sep
Jan
9
23% Apr
13
5
38
108
13 Vb
13%
1,900
44%
44
44%
12,800
15 V
14%
15 V4
13,200
67%
?
13Tn
68 :»4
70%
5 Vb
16,200
j
5
5%
53%
j,
'67T»
5%
0 Vb
53 Va
523.
55
1,20Q
''44 Vb
46
12,300
Apr
2
74% Mar 11
11D% Feb 26
Jan
l&% Apr,
3
15% Jan
32% Feb 20
Jan
49% NOV
14
2
43
Oct
17
2
25% Dec
4
24% Jan
45% Jan
10
63% Oct 20
63
,12% Jan
2
32
24% Mar 24
,18% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
18% Feb
27
31% Nov
28«
19 % Apr
7
31% Nov 28-
14% Jan
7
38
9% Jan 30
,
44
NOV 19
Dec
,
Feb
Feb
9
2
9
37 % Apr
.32 ' Apr 10
;/l3>
Jan 22
50% Feb
4
33% Apr
15
65% Apr-
8
3S% Dec
83
Oct
7
99
Sep
12
.95% July
106% Apr
27
Jan
2
44
Jan
13
59% Oct 27
44% Feb 27
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
102
'Feb 14
10% Jan 21
102
30
8
86
22
ilOl
■
3
102% Jan
12
12
42% Feb
56 % Jan
2
62
Deo
9
130
Sep 17
155
Nov
2fe
158
€7
July 18
76
Dec
11
Dec 30
77
37% Feb 25
95
Sep .22
59
i
Oct
55
67
Feb
18
165
Jan
6
80
47% Feb
63
36
Jan
55% Jan
2
101
Mar 20
6
G5% Feb 20
.
9
Jan
19
24% Jan
2
•-
127
Jan
6
86
Jan
15
98% Jan
2
132 % Dec 31
Dec~30
38
46
Jan
132% Jan
•
88-
6
.
Jan 28
Feb
3
Feb
6
Jan
2
77
Oct
28
90%
86% May
8
Electric
132% Mar
'<8
Jan
109
8
82
s
6
Apr 17
Feb
43
28
14
13%
13%
13 Vb
14
30
29%
29%
29 Vb
29%
49%:
49 Vb
49%
*49
49 Va
>29%
49 Vb
27
200
42%
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41%
41
4Mb
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14%
2,200
210
30
1,700
49Tb
41%
l,20q
27 Va
27Tu
28
27Tb
28
69%
69Tb
60%
ceTb
70
26%.
27
26%
26%
26%
26Tb
37%
37%
38
38
38%
38 Vb
38 Ti.
37%
38
2 8 :%i
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29'A
364b
29 Vb
28%
20 Vb
29
29%
5,500
9,800
35%
28%
35-%
28Tb
347i;
36
37 '
35Tb
37
36%
37%
30,800
35
35
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64
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3,900
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63%
200
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62 Tb
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21,200
36
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35 Vb
63 Vb
16,600
400
46,300
»
34 Vb
34%
34%
88
88
100
\*101
102
50%
34%
341/#
33%
86%
87%
87
101 Va
101%
.102
40%
1
40%
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10
40%
41
33 :.i
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51
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60
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22 %
22
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46%
46%
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46Tii
46Tb
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17%
17%
17%
17Tb
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65
65 '
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165
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7% Preferred i—Y
-——100
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Coca-Cola Cd (The)-J—No par
Coca-Cola fnternat'J Corp
No par
—
37%
37
38
34%
34 VB
00
66 Vb
11,500
166
07%
57%
*75 vb
133%
133%
102
*88
102
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129%
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130
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102
102
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101 Va:
82
80%
80%;
53
65
36 Vb
34 Vb
36 Vb
36
36
34%
34Tb
57 Vb
57 Vb
35Tb
57 3A
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*
133%
133
102
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130 Vb
120 Vb
131
101%
100%
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105"
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81 Vb
510
400
100
13,900
4,100
70
100
130
4,400
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131
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80
97 V a
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165
80
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101%
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v
98%
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.
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83
97%
57 Vb
-
1,800
57
34 Va.
120%
133
133
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3,000
67
a
52%
37
57
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34
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66
65
33%
33
46 V
17%
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64%
105
47
52%
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102 Vb
23,10a
13,600
12,300
17%
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83
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105
60%
24%
17%
:
165 »:
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23 Tb
,
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1,200
47
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67
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37%
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.
59%
60%
23 "/«
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41 Vb
53 Va
58
4
330
101 Ti
41 Vb
53
59 V
23 Vb
5,900
,
86
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08
64%
56 Vt
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52%
85
,
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98%
64%
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;
165
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59
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22%
34
33%
34 V4
87
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Co—
ColgalC-Palmollve
$3.50 preferred
14 Vb
49%
.
■,
1,200
11,900
118
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.
69%
100
s
118
116
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49::,
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48
115
;
27 %
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
$4.50 preferred
16
92
*113
'
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4 %%
Cleveland As Pitt
25
136% Jan
28
73%
15%
i
14
43
5
Clevehfnd Electric IHuih
Apr 17
63
87% FeblO
2
Feb
35%
119% Feb.. 9
Jan
2
5
17
:
.
97% Apr
4
Feb 10
Feb 27
Feb
30
49 %
—
15
Apr
30 Va
73 Vb
5% :uoneuoiulatiyo preferred-. 100
2
0
..*35%
73 Vb
14,500
15%
38 Vb
'72%
:
Clark /Equipment Co ~
;
Je
C C O As St Unils Ry Co com .^100
2
18% Jan
15 Vb
35%
72%
16
,
•69Yt
—
Service
16 Vb
;
37 ; ;
72
•;
20,300
6%% preferred
L_.J00
City Products Corp—.'——No par
City Stores Co
5
19
49% Mar
7
25% Deo 19
53
Deo 30
134
Deo 12
97
May 27
32 "
•
103% Jan
9
57% Jan
64% Aug
37
19
Jan
115
20,000
30Tb
"29%
.14
*28%
115
21%
30»/#
*
No ppr
.
C l T Financial Corp
2
16% Jan'
106% May 20
8
34% Sep 10
15% Jan
.*
43
116
20%
30%
,26%
Cities
35% Jan
'
'j,
37
*13 Yu
—25
A.
15
37% .37%
71%
7214
22
26%'
prefer led
4°/r
16%
12%
39
30 Vb
69 Va
Chrysler Corp
Common
16
37'
*112
—No pfir
-
16%
7,700
39
38 %
21 Tit
%
88 V4
City Investing Co common-—
103% Jan
2
16%
37
38 Vb
39 Va
22%
31%
,
it
ipreltuied series A—
ChicHgo Piietujiaiic Topi
Chicago Mock Tsf »V. Pan IIR
5''
Yellow Cab.,
Cotl.oii Oil
j
26
27%. Mar 20
20% Oct 13
39%
09%
64% Jan 26
2
39%.
130
18,400
32,500
26%
5
14
25 Va
69%
1
17
25 Vb
44
No pat
.
Feb,
Feb
25%
*95
4—100
00111
Apr:
15% Jan
25
72
Y
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scries A noncniiLpfd—.-w-Jpu
«V"Nui ill 'Western
13
35»b Jan
25 Vb
30
Cliickaslia
2
m% Jan 14
24%
21%
57%
-
24%
39%
Chicago
16
Feb
24%
22%
3'
Jan 21
91% Feb
40Tb
39%
5%
8
38% Jan
44%:Oct 13
45% Dec
37
Apr 17
40
31
CIlieillAall .Gas
28% Jan
97
40 Vb
21%
CIVIC
5
17
37V# Jan.
2
16% Feb 24
07
39 Vb
43 Vb
43%
30%
25
30% Jan
30% Jan
97
39 y«
43
44%
2311
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
71
96%
38%
43%
31%;
—
10
32% Jan 22
41% Jan 22
36% Mar 26
10
15%, Oct, 10
59%'Oct ' 7
Apr 25
Jan
27
16
Jan
96
38%
24 Tb
39
Class A
40
Chic Great Western Ry com Del~50
5% preferred u.n
—i._~.50
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96
38%
.
22
30% Jan
40% Feb
11% Jan
96 '
38%
30
44% Mar 30
46% Jan
31% Jan
-
.
»
24 Ya
•
£
,
43%
97 1
1.25
Corp
18,500
Vb
53 ?b
38%
43 Va
Clfemotron Q>rp —
^l
Chemway Cojrp
Chesapeake Corp of
_5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry eoinmoni-25
3%% convertible preferred-.—()0
Chicago & East 111 ItR com—No par
Checker Motors
17% Mar 23
18
25
24
33% Sep
17
36% Jan
66% Jan* 2
109% NOV 20
17
17
100
300
14%
*95%
'
4
34% Feb
22
Champion Puper &. Fibre Co—
Common ——
—
No pa r
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
ChampUn Oil & Itefiniiig Co
11
Chance Vought Aircraft Tnc_
.1
24
Mar
5
.
"69% NOV 21i
.17% Mar is
26% Jan
Oct
9
15% Feb
8
38
v
50% Feb
99
29% Apr
9
11% Jan 15
19
14% Dec
25
47% Apr
39% Sep
15
:
13%
,
'
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33% Nov 28
:
7,600
1
44 Va
45%
■.
14%:
.
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13%
44%
67
i
■
5V«
53
1,000
37%
96 Vb
21%
64
,54
8,000
44%
67 V:
44%
37%
,
100
.
44%
21%,
•14Tb
65%
37%-
.
21%
97%;
66^'j
14:),'i
20%
.
r97Vb
21
44%
77
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20T4
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21%
Vs.
7,300
v.
66%
*
37'A
17%
44 Vb
44%
44%
,
99
17 Vb
1,700
16%
76 Vb
20TB
20
-21 Vb
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45:
76%
98
.
19%
21Vb
17TB
20%
5,600
1,000
42%
20
21%.,
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37%
t
42
42%
18%
.
20'A'
44%
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42 Vb
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i I
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!
22
13%
45%
14%
,
18%
43
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20
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.
42%
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45
20
21%
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27
59% Mar
;
18
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42%;
42%
21%
18%
l
50% Mar
1
42 %
*19%
;
■
l
C0—4
15% Mar 11
27
>
•
19%
Georgia tty pom—Nopar
Central RR Co of N J
Centrail '& SottLIt -West
5
'42%
•
19%
21% -21Tb
5
18
15% Jan
; 5% Feb
52
Apr
42
.
1
15
68% Apr
28% Jan
13% Jan 16
43% Jan 28
&.<
5
1
20
—
Sugar Co
Central.Hudson Gas & J3lec~Nopar;.Central Illinois Lgb common
No par..
:
4%% preferred --i—10ft
Central, Illinois Public Service—10..
29% Mar 13
Aug 28
*
.
—:
Foundry
Central of
Jan 20
—J.
common;..,
81 Vb
0,200
Lu
105 Vb
109
80
80
13,800
>t
40
'
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13% Mar 18
18
Jun
43% Jan
23% Dec
15
25% Dec 30
24
20
48% NOV
6
Oct
21% Jan
7
28% Mar 11
23% Jan
8
28% Feb
v
2
47% Jan 20
50% Mar 11
63% Feb 20
47% Apr 15
CoRiiiti Si, Aiklnan Corp
j.---.
5I0 •JjirVfei'jrrif
Jan
9
29
57
Jan
37% Dec 24
38% Dec 31
35
Jan
16
2
23% Dec 22
22
Jan
12% Jan
2
63
May 23
31 % Jan
2
20% Dec 30
19% Mar 17
Jan
65
Y« Apr
73 % Nov 28
5
14
-
2
2
46% Jan;
3
65
10% Jan
2
15% NoV 20
v 9
54% Jan 14
14% Jan.
5
41% Jan
2
57% Dec 30
55% Jan
17
23% Jan
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
4
2
7% Jan
May
Jun
5
2
98% Jan 29
107% Jan
2
8% Jan
2
9% NoV 26
16% Sep 29
14% Jan
15% Jutt
11%
Jan
43
Jan
18
2
48
Nov
44% Jan
2
65
Dec 31
Sep 15
2
108% Jun
17
4
6% Feb 10
6
14
2
62% Mar 31
104
Jan
23
Rights
Columbia
Mar 23
51% Mar 23
38% Jan 26
-
37% Mar
3
61% Feb 24
Mar
-2
9% Apr
16% Feb
3
12
14
Apr 17
55% Apr 15
68% Jan 21
106 Vb Feb
25
24
47% Dec 15
33% Feb
9
19% Jan
41% Mar 18
2
14% Jan
44% Dec 17
26% Dec 18
33% Feb
3
23% Jan 27
42% Mar 18
2
13% Jan
3
20% Dec 29
27% Oct 29
19% Mar 25
22
Jan
2
28
.
8
13
50% Dec 31
50% Jan
2
39% Jan 15
22% Apr
6
32
Feb 25
39
55% Jan
2
61% Feb 25
94
30
May 15
48% Jan
41
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
14
92
Dec 30
93
Sep 18
85
Oct
2
99
17
Jan
7
30% Nov
86
Sep 10
27% Jan
2
99
Jain
6
40% Jan
2
81% Oct 30
104
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
Feb 28
60% Nov 10
95,
May
2
Por footnotes
see'page 26.
82% Jan 16
Ya
21V*
71%
.
7,200
170
34%
35%
35%
36%
36
36 Th
36
36%
60
36%
60%
35'%
00%.
60 Vb
61'A
60%
01 %
61
61%
16 V#
16'A
16 Vb
1CT«
13%.
16%
16%
17,900
60%
61Tb
61 Vb
62Tii
62Tb
63
100V4 100%
111% 111%
16 Vb
15Tb
100 V 4
lOO'/b
100
100
112
llOVb
110%
140
16Vb
17%
22,200
Vb
9%
15 Vb
15%
39,600
8,400
30,400
10
————~1
Solvents
16%
16%
16
Co com—25
59%
60%
60%
60%
100%
*99%
100 %
preferred
.*.
\
100
100
_10a
preferred
Mills
*111
15%
preferred
13.1
15%
16%
36%
9Vb
*111
16%
9 Vb
9%
16 Vb
9%
Consof Electrodynamics Corp
Consol Electronics industries
,_50c
.1
15%
15 V#
15%
15 V 4
13 VB
12Tb
131/4
12%
13 VB
13 Vb
13%
55
55
9
pfda
1
Nopar
Nopar
No par
Container Corp of AmericaCommon
preferred—4*-.
*
_5
100
2
Continental Baking Co commoti—5
$5.60 prefeffed -4—4
No par
Continental Can IA0 common
10
$3.75 preferred 4__4
-
Nnn»
13%
*£4Vb
14
55
54%
54%
63
63%
62ai
03%
105 Vb
62%
63 Vb
63'A
63Tb
63 Tb
64%
105 VB
105'.4
105%
105 Vb
105%
38 lb
105 %
"
36Vb
105
105%
38
39%
39%
105
9,500
900
1,500
19,200
1,700
37x4
38%
37 Vb
37 VB
38 Vb
37
37%
8,100
39%
40Tb
40Vb
40 VB
40 :A
40T«
40 Vb
27
27 Vb
27 Vb
14,500
19%
20
19Tb
41 Vb
27%
19%
23%
8,900
26 Vb
5.7 /
26Ti
19Tb
19%
19Tb
19%
22%
26Tb
19Tb
2314
27
23 %
23
23 V4
23
23
23 Vb
52Tb
53%
52 VB
52 Vb
52'A
52 VB
51%
52
51%
26 %
35 Vb
26 %
26'A
26 Vb
25
25
25
25
25%
35 Vb
25%
35 Vb
36
36
36
34 Vb
35%
34%
35%.
14,800
57%
97%
57 Vb
57 %
57%
57%
57%
58
58
57%
96
98Vb
D8%
18,000
94
95
900
95 VB
95%
360
23 Vb
-
No par
com
a
54V*
5
Consolidation Coal Co
15 V
54%
26%
*19%
100
15%
15%
54%
1
_1.33%
9%
9
55%
10
Corp
6%
9%
9 Va
13
No pai
—4——Nopar
Consumers Power Co
111
112%
%
15%
Colli—.
106% Jan 21
92
21
72%
59%
1
Erlgllieerlng Inc
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
6
Apr 13
21%
72%
Ya
At Southern Ohio Elec—5
$4.50 preferred
58% Jan
21 '/a
72%
37%
Feb 26
9
21%
■h
36Tb
Jan 22
Apr
21
72%
V#
.
37%
99% Mar 10
45
Vir
22
5»1»
21
36%
*72
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
1
Consol Edison of N Y com-—Nopar
4%
1,131,000
Ya
21%
%
Ya
20%
37
99
3
57,600
36%
92
91% Feb
52% Mar
41,700
23%
37 "
8
89
Jan 23
46% Feb 19
103
Jan
6
Feb 25
46%
22%
36%
2
Apr 10
49% Dec 31
45%
23 Vb
37"
2
16
46%
22%
36%
Jan
29% Jan
46
23%
4,500
7,100
20,300
9,600
Consol RR of Cuba
2
47%
22%
48 Vb
Consolidated Natural Gas
Jan
40 Vb
23 »A
48%
86% Apr
26% Apr. 13
96
4
46
23%
*61%
43%
57% Feb 24
6
10
62 Vb
45
23%
49 VB
33
Jan
300
•
48 Vb
93% Jan
6
106
24% Feb
63
49%
Consolidated, Foods
15% Jan
*61 Vb
63
45
62 /a
.
71%
Consolidated;'Gas Utilities—
Consolidated'Laundries Corp—
40% Jan
>'61%
02 Vb
49%
6
23% Jan
62 VB
49
49
50
2
Mar
21% Jan
49 %
J
73
Congoleum-Nairii Tnc—;
$5
106,200
40 Vb
49
23%
Comptometer Corp _4_
1
CoiuM Nust Publishing Co—No pai
COne
3,500
27%
*48 Vb
,
433.1
-No par
C0inni6nweaii.il Edison
19
25%
27
49%
Carbon
Comuicreia)
4.254}
25 VB
28
49Tb
Co—-— No par
ComliUKtion
-
25Vb
27 Vb
49Ts
*61%
5
.-
Coimnercial Credit Co*
4.64 ^
25
27%
49 Va
71%
49 Tb
18% Mar li
101% Apr
9
112% Feb 19
25
26%
72
Columbian
CdlumbnS
23%
27
—i
common.
63% Mar 13
27% Feb
2
v—.2
Pictures
preferred-;
$4.25
24 V#
25%
Ry—
100
Broadcasting System-2.50
Gas System. Inc
—10
wolumhia
2
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
.
(1806)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
8 is
3
2
J8% Jan
13% Apr
12
10% Feb
Dec
22
61 % Jan
14
55% Jan
9
6
8
2
43% Feb
2
33% Mar 17
7
48% Mar 17
39% Jan
19 Yn May 20
41
Dec
31
52
Jan
30
50
Mar 23
Jan
6
Feb
10 1
58
7
28
Jan
14
82% Dec 31
82
33% Jan
13
55% NOV
14
52
12% Apr
157k Jan
2
4% May
89% Feb
9
84% Feb
11
4
88
Mar 11
85
£0% Jan
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
12
8
Oat
9
Jan
35% Jan
12
43% Feb
Jan
20
85
Mar 30
Feb
18
40
Mar 11
3
1
5
Jun
16
40% Dec
4
38
3
20% Nov 28
Aug 18
7
29'A Dec 10
31% Dec 30
29% Jan
7
41% Dec
41% Jan
22% Apr
16% Jan
5
3
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11
58% Nov
20
f
92% Nov
7
101 7k Jun
25
15% Feb
20
Oct
13
16
31
33% Sep 10
7% Jan
Jan
2
13
8% Apr
3
29
20% Mar
14 % Apr
•
2
2
18
36% Jan
17
7
37
62
13
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21% Apr
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35
6
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6
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2
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30
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13
61
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14
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13
87
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22
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5
82
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10
19
88
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28
78
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22
81
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27
'
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Jun
16
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2
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19
26% Jan
2
19% Nov 26
27% Jan
2
54 y8 Nov
11
19
7
307k Nov
11
27% Mar 30
31
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46% Feb 18
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1
10
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1
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2
47% Jan
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61
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11
13
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7
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4
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30
26
4
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13
55% Mar 13
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7
37% Feb 20
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13
17% Jan
7
32% Mar 24
19% Feb 27
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Jan
29% Mar 26
11% Jan
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Stores
32% Feb 25
42% Mar 13
2
43% Dec 29
42% Jan
35% Nov 11
32% Mar 24
58% Mar 30
36% Jan 15
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2
26% Dec 12
14% Deo.
4
22
3
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2
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16
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35%
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36%
35
20
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19
17% Jan
8
74% Jan
9
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2
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17
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6
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33
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7
16% Jan
3
77% Deo 31
74% Jan
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67k Jan
9
23% Oct 27
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14% NOV
18
14% NOV 20
2
39
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22% Jan
12
Jan
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23% Apr
50% Feb
Jan
7
9
€
28
11% Mar 18
17
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80% Oct
214
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31
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 28
1
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9
7
Preferred $4.50 series
82
Feb
86% Mar 31
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May" 13
45
42% Feb
46% Jan
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41% Sep 11
48% Mar
46
50% July 15
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42
28
3
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13
27
48
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7
Jan
51
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45
Feb
16
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53
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31
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2
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19
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42
42
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50
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13
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18%
18%
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47
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32
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66
33%
Duquesne Light Co common
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1
27
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66
55%
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Jan
May 12
61%
45
61%
44%
66%
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Mar
106
50
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44%
60%
44%
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1
240
47%
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11,600
02
33%
Corp
Jan
3fl% Oct 24
34%
61%
2
l
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103
43
34
617'a
61%
51
Drewrys Limited TJSA Inc
6
12
35
01
42%
1
2
26% Jan
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1
202% Feb
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29%
5
26% Mar
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101
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44%
50c
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11%
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13% Jan 20
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04
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1
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87% Apr 8
45% Jan 21
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63%
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover Corp
Apr 1.6
59%; Jan 21
2
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19
6
54% Apr
15
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2
10,200
63%
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Dlvco-Wayne Corp
19% Jan
2
Mar 26
29%
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29% Jan 23
17% Jan 12
Mar 31
14% Jan
30%
10%
63%
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2
6
23,800
58%.
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14
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19
57 %
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15
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32%
19
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32% Jan
33
19
57%
20
46
35% Sep 24
32% May 21
7
19% Jan
32%
19
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Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
14
32%
%
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81
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29
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82%
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83
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2
54
82
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82
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81
81
82
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31
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5
Mar
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8
65
Feb
Dayton
19
41%;
54
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9
3Q.% Mar 20
21% Feb
42% Dec 31
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55
83% Apr
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18
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2
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9
21
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2
46% Apr
34% Jan
73% Jan
82% Jun
4
78% Jan
5
85% Jan
23
4%%
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17
52
7
63% Mar 12
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Eastern
Jan
28% Apr
97% Jan
13
Dec~19
148
137% Feb
75
140% Dec 22
38% Jan
22% Jan
159
2
Mar
3
Oct
59
2
13
6
Apr
16
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3
56% Jan
6
149
2
37
31
36% Jan
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0
15
2
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76
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17
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95
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26
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2
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40
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2
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9
27
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29
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2
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2
24
56% Dec
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90
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4
Mar 30
Mar 19
71% Apr 15
45% Mar 13
87% Apr
40% Apr
90
15
6
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Kodak Co
6%
Eaton
preferred
Manufacturing
39
preferred
100
7% Feb
9
44
Apr
Electric
14
Mar 20
Storage
Battery
Co
National Watch
El Paso Natural Gas
35
Emerson
15
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
28
Mar 31
9
6% Jan
2
13
44% Jan
2
60% Feb
3
55% Jan
2
54% May 29
11
Apr 30
3
13% Jan
61% Oct
16
60% Feb
25
21
Nov
14
28
Nov
28
47
Dec
4
11
Mar 26
19% Jan
2
Electric Mfg Co
88
Jan
9
40
Mar
5
Equitable Gas Co
137k Jan
6
Erie RR
66% Feb
2
5%
Apr
19% Mar
2
24% Mar
5
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39% Jan
15
46% Mar
3
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Jan
22
8% Apr
29% Jan
3
37% Apr
10% Jan
11
89 % Jan
14
10
18% Jan
9
17
31% Mar 26
9,400
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43%
92%
75%
179
717k
40%
common—23
100
8.50
2
30% Mar 12
63
*88 7a
707k
180
25
3
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson Corp
4%
preferred
89%
182
179
690
13.000
30
2,100
757a
75
180
1
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Elgin
*88%
7k
76%
2,000
4.70C
5
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
63% Apr
22% Apr
25% Apr
35% Jan
42%
*87
4%%
75%
71
39%
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Mar 13
182
70
87%
Elastic
38
182
44
25% Mar 16
84
70%
2
__
39
43% Apr 17
9% Jan
2
32% Jan 29
77
87%
7
9
182
69%
30%
297k
29%
75%
43%
36% Jan
15
29
1
18% Jan 16
38% Jan 14
9% Jan
7
182
777a
100
8
17
100
2
29%
155
2.50
7
36% Oct
28%
154%
preferred
4%%
8
2
60
Ekco Products Co common
23% Jan
26% Jan
827k
587k
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
13% Jan
8
82
58%
10
Co
2
30
82%
57%
77%
8
90
30%
82%
58
common
10
38 y2 Apr
307a
8474
56%
When issued
20
2
30%
82 %
2.50
issued
Eastman
30%
5
com
Corp
Jan
Jan
2
184
When
Steel
39
July 21
28% Jan
9
Stainless
9
79
Nov
8
Apr
78% Mar 17
10
100
Gas & Fuel Asn
prior preferred
32% Apr
48% Jan
30
May
34
30% Apr
157
Eastern
30
24%
247k
F
32% Nov 24
7
Jan
22 Va Apr
79
Apr
2
22
9
43% May 5
13% May 14
30% Sep 11
89
15 % Jan
2t
Sep
19% Dec
24 % Jan
2
33
ror
footnotes
see
Dec
page
26.
2
9
13
33
Mar
96
Mar 12
24% Feb
35
Jan
5
18
9
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
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34 %
36
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87/a
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8%
32%
327/b
32%
32 Va
32 V*
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32%
327k
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92 V*
92%
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100
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22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22=4
1
22%
22%
Falstaff Brewing Corp—
32 7'a
32%
327 a
32%
32%
82%
327a
1
32%
33
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4%
convertible preferred
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32
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110
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22%
12%
74%
12%
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;
16
'
♦73
5
Curtis Publishing common—
16
17%
27%
15%
5
100
21
Feb
-1G%
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30%
29%
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.
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'
28%
20
Dan River Mills Inc
90
55
10
-
91% Feb 16
15% Feb 25
6
18
43%
200
14,100
27
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27%
37%
"
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;
111
112
109
22%
27%
36%
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92
27%
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26
15
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27
27
27
27%
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25
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97
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2,400
14,700
94
13
4%
41
87
l
Cuban-American Sugar
68% Jan
60% Feb
4%
I
52
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85%
:
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9
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94
86
>
22
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14
61% Dec
52
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21%
86
13%
2.50
pfd
105%
-
84%
21%
—No par.
Cuneo Press Inc
105%
84%
2
Corp com
preferred
73% Apr
J
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53%
52%
■
27
27
27%
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loo.
Crucible Steel
39% Apr
53
52%
7 *49
90
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52
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86
26%
l
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74%
39%
27%
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-
65%
72%
39%
86
23%
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38%
27%
Petroleum
$4^0 preferred
25% Feb
5
9 7k Jan
12%
25
41% Apr
59% Jan
43% Jan
5ft
Mar 20
66
Jan
6
3
12%
10
8
9
10
41% Apr
12%
16% Jan
v
2
2
Aug
*
12%
41% Jan
2
13% Apr
31% Aug 27
3
11%
$2 preferred
No par.
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5.
81% Mar 11
Jan 22
30
23% NOV 14
6
40% \*r
11%
50
Crown Cork & Seal common
14
Deo
6-3% Nov
30% Mix
11%
24
21%. Jan
6
12% Mar 31
63% Oct
12
37% Jan 16
17% Mar 4
2
13% Jan
12
9
32% Feb
25% Mar 19
16% Oct
5
>
.
68% Jan
39
53% July 24
187/s Jun
6
28% Mar
;
3
Dec
6,000
11%
14%
4
27%
Co
Products
Crescent
38% Mar 13
Jan 20
98
14% Dec
15
7
a
50
preferred
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
15
60% Jan
697k Nov 17
.2
Jan
6% Jan
56
58 7
5
3%%
44
54% Feb 12
94% Jan 26
26% Jan
8
27y2 Jan: 24
17-
Dec
18% Jan
58
♦23
39
Crane Co common
23% Apr
:V
2
26% Feb 10
16
JXSVa Jan
29
15
9
17
19
4% Apr
3
Jan
Apr 14
Feb 24
86
87
14 % Apr
Nov
12
58%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3Vaft preferred
;
100
3Yaft preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp—
1
Coty Inc.™—
1
Coty International Corp
l
17
115% Apr
2
14% Mar
.23
58
14%
.
39
Cornell Dublller Electric Corp__,
Mar 26
5
2
28% Jan
86
58%
23%
-
8% Jan
80
78
Corn
16
Jan
18% Jan
5
39% Dec
13
Feb
85
3% NOT 11
17'i Jan 13
247k Jan
Aug
9% NOV
57%
14%
'
-
24% Dec
8
102% Dec 30
16
74% Peb
83
Mar 17
97
14%
23
59%
5
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
6 ft convertible preferred.-*
8
50% Jan
13,100
14%
23%
14%
23
58%
14%
14
5
5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
24
36% Jan
14%
*22%
14% '
14%
23%
59%
1
Motors
Continental Steel Corp
26% Jan
Shares
Apr. 17
58%
•23
25
Continental Oil of Delaware
18
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 16
5
2
convertible preferred
Insurance
Continental
78% Mar 10
SalCs far
TRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 15
:'h
Continental
17
26
69% Jan
50% Jan 20
52
5ft
5
Mar
Apr. 13
Copper & Steel-
Industries common
29
Jan
34% Oct 13
37% Dec
12
16'4 Jan
60
21% Jan
12% Dec
64
38% Peb 12
28*4 Jan
23
11% Jan
9
30
66% Nov
2
Jan
(i
63
18% Mar 12
2
7
57% Jan 22
7
Oct
23
8
15
Jan
Dec
137k Oct
Apr 29
187k May
Tuesday
Apr. 14
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
Continental
44
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1938
34%
50C
13C
24
4.500
327'a
2,50C
r
Volume
Number 5839
189
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1807)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Apr. 13
'
43
3% Apr
Oct
13
49% Feb
9
64% Mar 13
6% Dec
2
53/4 Jan
6
8 % Mar' 5
19% Mar 19
55
May 19
7
.11% Jan
2
17% Dec
16
16'% Mar 10
50
Feb
27
64
Dec
17
67
Feb
27
70% Apr
Mar
3
55
Dec
18
47% Feb
10
55 % Apr
1
2
Fawiek
9
32
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp
Fedders
60'%
__5
Corp
Tuesday
Apr. 11
.
61
60'%
61
2
8'/n
7%
19
I9I4
19'%
19'%
*
5'%% conv pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co
4
50
70
73
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54
54
54'%
54%
54'%
53%
54
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26
26'%
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37'%
38
37
38
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56
55%
56%
56
56%
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61%
61
61%
61
61%
61
61%
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17
17%
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40'%
144
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145
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41%
145'%
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103
57
Dec
30
50*. Feb
61% Apr
25% Jan
17
19
59
59%
Fenestra Inc
58%
10
2034
20 3%
15
Ferro
20%
Corp
1
Paper Prod
~No~par
Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins NY
5
35%
36%
36
Fiberboard
54
55%
55%
61
613/4
60%
17
17%
16%
39%
40%
23% Mar 13
19% Jan
27% Jan
17
38
Apr
20'% Jan
2
52% Dec
16
45% Feb
57% Mar 20
4T7% Feb
10
67% Dec
31
60% Apr
Federated Dept
69:9i Mar 11
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
7
24% Mar 14
49% July 29
136
Dec 10
82% Apr 1G
100% Sep 26
55% Feb 14
104% Jun
88
5
12
Nov
16% Apr 10
38% Mar 2
-125% Jan 13
101% Jqji
6
67% Mar 30
15% Apr 25
6% Mar 10
22% Nov 21
20% Jan
14
10% Sep 29
9% Jan
5
37% Jan
61% Dec
107% Dec
15
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
16
Filtrol
151
* Mar 11
1
80% Jan
2
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—_6.25
4'%% preferred
100
First National Stores
No
25% Mar
2
FIrstamerica
103% Feb 19
40
Mar 30
When issued
89
Feb
04
13
116
112% Dec
3
16
107
Jan
22%
143%:'
•
39
-
'•
142
39%
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39%
142%
Mar 13
32% Dec
Oct 29
9
31% Mar
Jan
9
91% Dec 31
89
Feb
5
97
Jan
Apr
3
25% Nov 28
20% Apr
15
26
Jan
28
40% Sep
10
37
Mar 17
91
33% July 18
87
Jan
30
12% Jan
7% Jan
2
96
35% Dec 61
17% Dec 31
2
Jan
99
,
2
Nov
46% Dec
26% Feb
18
Apr
40
July
1
52% Aug 11
30
7
13
43
93
Mar
^
5
9
101'%
101'/a
69
68%
69
67%
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21%
67%
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21%
21%
21%
22'%
11%
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223;,
41,300
15,100
5
2nd
A
couv
57%
38%
No par
Food Fair Stores
Jan
13
pfd
49% Apr
205
Apr
91% Jan
14
95
4%
convertible
Food
Mach
3%%
Mar 11
45% Mar
Inc
2.50
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2.50
11%
11%
11%
11%
12'%
12%
12%
12%
12%
57'%
57'%
57%
573%
57'%
57%
57%
58
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2,300
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38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
1,800
90
86
88
90'%
109%
common
1
&
15
1
preferred
Chem
convertible
*89
110%
90'%
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112
/
31
50% Jan
36% Feb 18
2
63% Apr
17
22
Nov
19
20 Va Jan
2
213/4 Jan
13
25% Feb
25
39% Oct
2
33% Feb
9
44% Apr
7
14% Sep 24
9% Apr
14% Jan
8
123/4 Jan
21
5
19% Feb 20
67% Jan
15
107% Nov
7
97
7
112
Mar 26
9% Jan
2
20 Va Dec
18
18% Jan 28
25
Mar 20
2
70
24
69% Jan
77
Feb
54
Jan
Dec
Jan
2
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93
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Fruehauf Trailer Co common
22%
23
22%
t/Jfc
73%
72%
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72
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106
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Freeport Sulphur
4%
38%
48
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Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
»
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13%
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Fo/ster-Whccler Corp
26
38%
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110'%
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100
Foremost Dairies Inc—
15% Dec 22
20%
47
Ford Motor Co
2
2
211/4
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110'%
20'%
92%
21
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10
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50% Dec
Jan
14
29%
92
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111%
1
2
15
8% Jan
29%
92%
90%
110%
5
7
37% Jan
10% Jan
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:
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lo
100
35% Apr
Foote
29%
10
Corp
preferred
3%% preferred
5
,
50
57%
■
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100
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
173% Jan
9
16
8,300
68%
—,
Florida Power Corp
Fiorida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
35% Jan
Feb
v,
103
•
Feb
170
95
10
Jan
27% Apr
13% Apr
180% Dec 24
35% Oct 27
100
a
v.
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2
preferred
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6
17
!
103
1
28
103
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Flintkote Co (The) common...
2
54
144
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Corp
(The) Carpet Co
Firth
5
Jan
142
22%
1,900
a
par
12% Apr 16
62% Mar 13
8
86
10
Corp
14
4
22'%
2.50
12
Jan
56
Jun
94
25
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44% Jan
38% Apr
6
35% Dec 31
common
19% Jan
80
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25%
Federal Paper Board Co
4.60% preferred
30% Nov
5,700
24,200
53%
26
7
80
7%
193«
45%
26
23 5/b Feb
2
,
53%
56% Jan
Jan
2
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8,300
7%
19 Va
8
25%
44% Apr
27
16'% Jan
78
19%
44%
20
Jun
10 Vz May
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25 %
Nov
22
29% Jan
19%
8%
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5
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52
2
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Apr. 17
1
5
24% Aug 21
3
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29% Mar
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Thursday
Apr. 16
61%
7%
19%.
73
18'% Apr
29*2 Jan
7
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8
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PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 15
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106
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109 V%
108%
110'%
2,500
4,700
24'%
24%
24'%
24Tb
102,100
72%
*72%
107'%
23'%
72%
,
108'%
'
V3
24Tb
74
*72%
100
74
G
Jan
0
14% Dec
8% Jan
2
T
17
12% Jan
28
27'% Apr
13
17% Nov 17
16% Jan
2
24% Mar 17
40% Jan 22
48
9
45% Jan
12
51% Mar 17
20% Jan
35
31
27% Apr
6
39% Jan 27
Jan
19
32
2
Jan
27
Jan
45% Dec
2
3% Jan
2
13
14% Jan
3% Jan
Feb
9
Apr
7
8
37% Jan
17% Nov 12
17% Jan
5
19% Mar
6
7% Nov 20
5% Apr
13
7
2
15
67% Nov 26
36% Dec 11
102
Apr
18
40% Sep
9
14%
2
Jan.
Oct
141
2
Dec
8
19% Jan
2
30% Apr
Nov""?
Aug 25
9% Nov
7
42
Apr
32% Apr
95% Feb
8
8
Mar
Feb
9
19
64% Jan
19
36% Feb
2
96'% Jan
7
0an 22
67% Mar 11
General
Amer
14% Jan 22
General
Baking,Co
7% Feb
9
10 Tb Mar 25
Jan
13
84
Mar 17
4%
Jan
2
96
Mar 31
General
38% Mar 26
44% Jau
15
Apr 10
Apr 29
29% Dec
24
Jan
28
55
67% Nov 19
58% Feb
9
39% Mar 18
66% Jan
5
57
Apr
79% Dec
9
84 Yn
6
9
8
18
29
2
Jan
34 % Dec
31
13
19% Jan
74% Feb
30% Jan
79% DCc
2
74 % Feb
4% Jan
2
GO1/* Jan
2
29
Apr
9% Jan
14
2
16'% Feb
9
88 % Jan
5
24% Apr 15
IO43/4 Mar 16
109 '/a Jan
2
114
Nov
6
16
107% Jan
2
3
50% Jan
5
112% Mar
4
83
Aug 29
92% Jan 22
83% Jan
12
87
34
Jan
6
44
19
42'% Jan
7
50
48% Jan
2
87% Nov 20
74% Apr
10
Apr
87% Jan
41
31% Jan
28
42% Mar 13
Aug 25
27
May 26
44% Jan
2
Jan
7
37% Jan
2
21% Apr
15
Jan
20
31% Feb 24
52% Feb
6
6
Oct
20
29*%
Mar
3
10
12
Mar 11
Jjan
2
36
52% Jan
2
60% Mar 13
5% Jan
2
5% Jan
6
553/4 Apr
50% Dec 31
47% Feb
38% Dec
33
43 Tb
45'%
45
45Tb
44'%
45
7,200
15
Finance
7
18%
5%
5%
5%
42%
42%
*42'%
33
33
32%
96
*95 Vb
1
*95%
5
33
1.25
59
59:»4
14
150
10'%
No par
2
41'%
10 Vn
40%
41%
*82
*29'%
30%
"
Preferred $3.75 series
.—No par
15
General Portland Cement Co.
79
Jan
2
50% Dec
16
90% Aug
44% Jan
15
1
90
Feb
9
275
Dec
15
258
Jan
12
91
Sep
9
90% Jan
8
84% Jan
2
99
Dec
20% Jan
26% Jan
2
27% Dec
13
74'% Feb 27
92% Mar 26
401
Mar 10
99'% Mar
3
4
98
Jan
2
104
Jan
26
29
27
Jan
2
36
Mar
2
52% Dec 30
52
Jan
2
72
Feb
9
71
Mar 30
44% Jan
3
64% Dec
29
63% Jan
23% Jan
10
30% Oct
15
233/a Feb 26
28% Jan
19
23
34'%
33 '/a
337%
57%
57
57'%
1,300
_10c
5%
5%
5%
5%
5'%
5Tb
x53 %
21,200
7,200
83%c
27'%
$5 preference
5%% preference
Co
49% Oct
44% Mar 18
52% Apr
15
7
39% Dec 10
94% May 21
36% Jan
8
47 % Apr
6
% Jan 27
1
15 % Apr
16
24% Dec
22
23 % Jan
2
96% Apr
273% Jan
Dec
5
44
7
50% Jan
27
Gliddcn
4% Jan
28
Goebel Brewing Co
17
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)—
Apr
9
2% Jan
2
157% Jan
16
53% May 19
3% May 15
175
July 10
Jan
3% Jan
172
12
Jan
9
81% Dec
29
76% Jan
14
175
Feb
8
90% Feb 24
Co
53
36 Tb
37
17'%
17Tb
53%
54
54'%
54
54'%
53%
173b
54'%
2,800
5,600
27%
27%
27'%
27%
27'%
28%
£8'%
28Tb
28%
28%
28'%
28%
29'%
28%
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28'/a
28'%
*27%
*27%
29'%
30
66%
67%
67
68%
68%
68%
68%
28%
28'%
70%
*28%
28 %
28'%
*27%
70'%
71Tb
61,800
84
87
87'%
91'%
89
90%
88%
90
86'%
89'%
20,300
70'%
47,400
69%
63'%
69%
68
69'%
*90
95
*90
390
*375
400
94%
96%
95%
96
96
51'%
517b
45
45
45 7
95'%
95%
96
*94
24%
24%
25'%
25'%
26%
26'%
28%
26
49%
49%
49'%
49i%
497b
49:%
49 Va
49'
1
100
3%
*170
4
4
190
*170
4
•
10
86'%
86%
86'%
No par
132%
134%
132%
190
86%
3%
*170
86'%
134
134'%
38
38%
38
38
38%
17
1
43%
44%
44%
45
1
Jan
2
27
Graham-Paige
1
3'%
3'%
7'/e Jan
7
2
38% Jan;
2
48
July 8
9% Dec 11
773/4 Jan
2
84% Mar
8% Jan
7
15% Mar 19
15
43 % Apr
17
55% Jan
6
26% Jan
2
30'% Apr
54% Jan
16
27% Jan
3
41
Oct
28
88
5% Jan
3
75
46
Dec
24
22
Apr
17
Dec
59
Dec
31
Oct
1
37
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
61
Sep
51% Nov
10
46
Feb
27
12
49% Jan
8
20% Jan
2
31% Dec
12
2
146% Jun
131 % Jan
67
77
4
253/4 Mar 23
135% Jan
6
Mar 17
4
30% Feb
18
Green
Green
2
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
2
21% Apr
13
9
87
Apr
26% Dec
17
85 % Jan
28
88% Jan
20
4
22% Jan
2
10% Jan
10
page
26.
8,700
38
38'%
*38'%
38%
1,100
45%
46
46'%
46'%
47'%
26,700
3'/a
3
37b
35,400
•
8'%
3'%
8'%
3
8'%.
8
1,800
8%
8%
8%
8'%
8%
56%
56'%
56%
x543/«
55'%
55
55Tb
55
55Tb
61%
63
62'%
64
63'%
62'%
62»b
16,400
13,900
11,700
8%
*
46%
46 Tii
46
46%
45%
46
82%
82%
82%
82'%
82'%
80'%
81V
78
80
14%
14'%
14%
145%
14%
14'%
14%
143%
143b
5,800
44
44%
43%
44'%
43 Tb
44
43%
43%
43'%
43%
65,300
30 "4
30'%
a
350
3,900
No par
25
30'%
30'%
30%
30%
30'/a
30 3
49
49
49
50
50'%
51'%
50
51Tb
50 %
50%
4,600
56%
56%
56%
57'%
57%
58'%
58:,j
59Tb
59
59'%
14,000
26%
26%
26'%
26%
26'/a
26%
26'%
26'%
26'%
26%
5,300
140'%
140'%
140'% 140'%
140'%
140%
140'%
140'%
100
77
X32 Va
21%
30 Va
30%
i
,
*75
79
«
139
*75
140%
79
210
30
77
77
77
33
31%
32%
31
31%
31
31%
31'%
32'%
72,800
21%
21'%
21'%
21','a
21%
21'%
21%
21'%
21Tb
27,800
77
100
87'%
87'%
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
27%
28'%
Guantanamo Sugar
1
*7%
preferred
46
No pai
No par
100
Co Inc
1
Greyhound Corp (The) sommon—_3
4%%
136
38'%
55%
10
16
15,200
27,600
60
30% Mar 30
JAn
135'%
136
89Tb
14%
(H L)
14% Jan
86'%
82%
Bay 8c Western RR
5
134'%
4
190
*170
a
46%
Ore Prop
15
86 T
1
Ry Co
Great Western Sugar com
7% preferred
15
1
see
Iron
80% Jan
% Apr
footnotes
Northern
47% Feb
30
For
Gt
3
3%
4
190
86
5,600
—11—100
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co„1
140% Apr
18
29
7% Mar 17
Great
3'%
136
3%
*170
100
4,400
49Tb
62%
44'%
Grant (W T) Co common.
33%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores.
3
86%
3
61'%
46'%
Northern Paper Co
Nov
16
5
12.50
Northern
39% Dec
7% Dec
5
(The).
Great
2
17% Mar 20
Co
Steel
Great
17
80% Jun
Union
5
Apr
Mar 26
Granby Mining Co Ltd
5934 Apr 16
22% Jan
73
Motors
45%
4
190
•
96'%
26'%
*94'%
49%
4
Grand
a
96
24%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Granite City
*94'a
5
Grace (W R> & Co
14
18,300
7,800
52Tb
45
96
43'%-
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
16
46
51%
44'%
51%
43
140
.....
15
Jan
52.
45'%
52%
43'%
51
*94
/
19
10'/« Mar 18
51'%
51%
-
Apr
56% Apr
55,400
25%
!
40 % Feb
66
2,400
25%
68%
25'%
■
47% Apr
9
68Tb
257%
68'%
26 Va
25%
1
Apr
08%
69
25'%
69
24%
7
58
68'%
26
68%
69
2
46% Feb 18
68%
25%
67
35% Jan
13
34,200
65 3%
42% Apr
2% Jan
8% Oct
67'%
66 3%
117% Jan
52% Sep 22
% Nov 20
66'%
64%
3
62
66'%
64%
30
9
66'%
64%
49% July 31
3 % Dec
3
31
4,100
32%
39% Nov
15
31%
32'/a
1243* Dec
4% Jan
30%
96'%
96
32%
*100
2
28% Jan
*100%
323%
95%
101'%
32'%
101%
2
33% Jan
101'/a
96'%
101'%
420
*100'%
31%
*100%
32%
101
12
4
96
101'%
x32'%
3
(The)
140
93
*370
Jan
Feb
68'%
95
400
Jan
4
70Va
69
*90
*375
41
136
70 Tb
95
400
1
Gladding McBean & Co
6,900
1,700
27%
No par
common
$4.50 preferred
Co
52Tb
36Tb
17%
30
69
Feb
47
53
36 y3
*90
10
3
28
52'%
17Tb
*375
1
21
(The)
53Ta
37
17%
95
4
Brothers
53
36'%
17'%
400
1
89% Jan
GUlelle
53'/a
37%
37
*90
lOo
Oil Co
250
*17%
*370
100
Inc
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Glrnbel
5'%
loo
21% Jan
92
5Tb
53 Va
.
14
5'%.
28%
*28
-
33% Apr
5%
100
,
preference
Products
25,800
40'%
*57%
10
Getty
39%
39%
*33'%
10
Gerber
38Tb
900
34%
—25
Genesco
11,000
40'%
preferred
com
700
80
58
$1.30
Rub
50
793b
34%
57'%
25
conv
84%
50
38 Tb
Castings Corp
1
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred
84%
49%
81
57%
preferred
4'%%
86
34 3^
$1.32
4%%
1,300
38%
General Steol
General Tire &
214,400
38'%
13
7
48'%
109Tb
*57
29% Feb
3
47Tb
109'%
*33%
7
Feb
47'%
110Tb
34
38'%
4
Apr 29
46'%
110Tb
58
27% Sep
83
46%
111'%
34
3
22% Apr
740
46%
110'%
57'%
22
129
109'%
37%
29% Feb
time Corp
23%
1017%
1
29% Jan
General
23
100
109'%
a
No par
No par
2
6
1,800
100
24 V
79
2
Apr
8,700
110'%
23
97'%
110
49%
27
Electronics
97
85
25% Jan
93
89,000
4,800
24%
110%
78%
11
2
14,400
86
16
Jan
80
49%
Nov
35
79'%
77'%
28
Dec~31
36%
803b
85'%
28% Sep
34%
36%
80
*49'%
17% Jan
2
36%
80%
77
54
16% Jan
36
85%
53%
&
54,400
49%
10
Tele
84
85%
55% Mar 24
Gcnl
700
827a
*49%
76%
76%
*
82%
49%
46%
111
/
81%
36'%
85 %
75
2
3
28 Va
85%
32% Jan 13
735/8 Mar
28'%
*49'%
46'%
111
17%
12
28 Tb
46%
37%
Feb
1,200
28'%
HO'%
54%
26% Jan
40
85
46'%
17%
60
95%
83
*83'%
110'/*
1
Equipt Corp
$1.60 conv preferred
$3 convertible preferred—
General Public Service
24
110'%
44
*81'%
85'%
2,900
79%
98'%
9,000
427b
83
35
*81'%
46,200
36
23%
5,300
61%
73'%
110
4,700
40'%
8Tb
36'%
36
20%
10'%
8Tb
*35%
96%
109'%
39Tb
.
60 Tb
79
97
107 b
4,700
420
149
149
,
6,900
10,200
35'%
35%
20%
13%
8 Tb
35%
110%
60b ,i;
13 7 a
617b
78'%
20%
35
60
36'%
No par
95%
33'%
8'%
81%
110
•
■;
,
*
-
200
35'%
60'%
81
53'%
2
8%
8 IK
37
Jan
28%
80%
5
6.67
25
28%
81%
General Outdoor Advertising
General
42'%
83
86
80%
.10c
Jan
41'%
41Tb
85'%
Gl'/b
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
3
40'%.
36
General Public Utilities Corp
General Railway Signal
14
39'%
60Tb
a
39% Feb 18
Feb
40%
35
21
25
10'%
61'%
13
2
10'/a
35
27
Jan
149'%
10'%
61
1
6,000
96
96
150'%
34'%
No par
35
34'%
13%
149'%
61%
Corp
34'%
*953%
*42
44'%
34
*95Tb
60'%
J5
1
common
6,800
-
34Tb
34-%
B% preferred
100
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5 preferred
No par
5%
43'%
13 Tb
29
78%
5Tb
34'%
*81'%
8Tb
5 Tb
*42
/
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8%
3,600
60
89
8%
18%
13%
34
Jan
16
,
41'%
18%
60
61'%
17% Apr
46% Jan
3
41%
82%
29 V
8%
39%
200
18%
L
34%
x
„
24% Sep
4
47% Dec 30
15% Jan
41'%
u
'e
90%
149%
10'%
10'%
.41'%
83
90%
8%
150 %
149
10'%
42'%
59'%
13%
96
8,400
7'b
34Tb
18Tb
5 Tb
33%
2,900
0%
19
5%
'
34 Tb
7'%
35
43
*95'%
34'%
34%
13%
7
35
33%.
96
59
7 Tb
36
43
33%
33'%
149 %
No par
5Tb'
43
14
41%
18Tb
5%
60
.2
5
6%
*35
19
33%
-
13%
Corp
7'%
36%
18%
5
Corp
General Precision
*35
18%
50
com
43%
6%
36%
1
.1
Corp
General Instrument
General Mills
6%
*35
5
General Foods
3
Dec
42%
General Controls Co
General
117% Jan
G
42
1
50
1
2
18
Mar 25
6,500
100
6
30
45
54
Inc
84
Jun
52
29Tb
52'%
No par
39:% Mar
Mar
297b
52Tb
co.V
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
Mar
30
51'%
Corp
Finance
200
29 Va
52'%
1st preferred
Contract
26,600
4,400
50
303%
When issued
Gen
23'%
30
common
2
Apr
89% Dec
2
105% Oct
5
22% Dec
117
Sep 19
33% Jan
16
25'%
22%
51%
Corp
General Cable Corp coin
Co
24Tb
*49
30'%
General Bronze
Cigar
25
513/4
preferred
69
24'%
51%
42.%
Transportation
General Bancsliares
80
3
10
49 Tb
100
150% Mar 11
42 % Apr
23Tb
*49
30
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
$8
x23 Va
49%
30%
com
Investors
2
Q
25%
23%
49Tb
52
preferred
28
28% Apr
7 % Feb
4
convertible
23'%
49%
25'%
29%
$4.50 preferred
Jan
138
~9% Nov?0
27
6%
23%
49%
~Z~~.2
Inc
Indus
General American
25%
23%
50
51'%
General
1
26'%
23%
5
convertible
American
27%
23%
*49%
No par
3
Nov"?"
105
4%%
74% Dec
14
48
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood industries
93% Jun 27
3
Jan
14
preferred
Gamewell Co (The)
Gardner-Denver Co
25%
5
50
common
convertible
7
Jan
7%
5%
34% Mar 12
75
1
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
38% Nov
5
43% Dec 11
,48
(Tlie)_.
4
3
39
Co
preferred
Geheral Acceptance Corp
9
32% Mar 30
51% Feb
12% Jan
17
47% Mar 18
5% Jan
2
9% Jan
8
38
54
313/4 Jku
34
24% Feb 25
125
2
46
22
26% Jan
Oct
4
7% Oct 22
52 % Apr
94
Dec
51% Dec
17
24% Jan
July
Gabriel
8
*75
*87
88
28 '/a
28%
7%
7'%
*87
28
*7'%
88
88
28%
28'%
28'/a
28'%
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88
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88
8
30
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19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, April
,
(1808)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
14
May
5
Mar
52
0
Ffeb 25
1Q1
84
19
30
Sep
Oct
96
2
303^ Feb 17
6
22
127% Jan 22
110% Feb
26
99% Sep
1
' •
29
'75
.
•
*75
25
112%
U3%
11214
64%
64%
64%
dividend
preferred—-—100
100
100
100
dividend preferred——.100
89%
89%
dividend
92'A
82%.,.
*92%
113%
92■?
*91
92%
29%
76
16
Common
89 % Apr
13
$4.20
94
Jan
9
$4.40
91
Apr
9
91,
22
Apr
9
102% Feb
13
104% Mar
3
17
105 % Mar
4
44 % Feb
20
,
.
Shares
29%
117'!!u
30
75
■2
76
115
the Week
Friday
Apr. II
29'
*75
115%
113
93
:
Thursday
Apr. 16
29%
29
•
75
No par
Oil Corp
65% Apr
89% Jan
May 29
May
I:
75
—No par
Sales for
Apr. 15
75
118
Gulf States Utilities Co—
102% July 14
100
Jun 13
109
*
28%
75
Jan
5
84% Jan 20
55
10334 Apr
10
25
95% Jan
Gulf
28%
preferred
$5
73% Jan
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 14
;
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
Gulf
71% Mar
IIIGII
Tuesday
Apr. 13
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
25% Jan
31
55% Dec
6
39 % Jan
90
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK /
l^nge Since Jan. I
Highest
28 la Nov 17
753A Dec 22
129
Dec 10
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
800-
119'?
47,300
/
;
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
*10?%
*104
105
64%
89%.
"*871?"
105
$5.08
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65
87%
2
65
64 •
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51
9,100
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89%
40
93'
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93%
170
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32';.
89'
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92%
105
101
65
187%
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104%
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105
104
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192%
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65 1 4
104'
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105 :
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40
11
2
Aug 14
38% Jan
3
47% July
49% Apr
7
69
20
29% Nov
21
Jan
18
'.
483a Mar 31
69% Jan
Apr ; 1
25% Jan
5
13% May 20
70
Jan
2
24% Dec
8
8
88
2
33% Sep 26
26% Jan
41
Nov
19
39% Jan
Jan
2
13
47% Dec
10
Nov
10
140
30
123
:
Mar 17
23
Apr
7
32% Dec
30
Jan
13
44% Dec
28 % Jan
6
Dec 22
38 % Jan
52% Jan'
2
2
15% NOV 17
10
Nov
83% Oct
7
89 % Feb
17% Jan
6
30% Dec 12
23% Jan
2
33% Dec
t
Jun
27
32 % Jan
10
Feb
38
2
21
19% Nov 10
25
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
61
Nov 20
118
Apr 23
70% Nov
Jan
86
5
3
Mar
7
28
33% Mar 11
7
•20% Jan
Jan
19
70% Apr
112% Jan
6
21
15
118% Apr 16
79
Apr
8
45% Apr 17
Jan
Jan
26% Jan
14
35% Nov 20
33% Jan
39% Jan
11% Jan
13
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
13 % Jan
64'A Jan'
193a Apr 17
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Feb 25
2
85
103
Jan
•
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32
32%
43%
49%
50%
51
51%
5234
51%
52
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V 51
2,400
4,200
4,300
29%
43
12%
12%
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Apr
22
17
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(G W)
noncumulatlve preferred
7%
38%
*38
'■
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41%
29:%
42 %
43
29%
43
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14
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69%
69%
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39
89
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32%
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25
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37%
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118%
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18
65
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.
37%
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17%
64
-No par
Hercules Powder common
—2 1/12
' 57c preferred—
1Q0
Hevshcy Chocolate Corp——^No par
Hertz Co (The) —
-1
Hewitt-Robins Inc
—5
Heydcn Newport Cliem Corp
_1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
No par
n
.
%
68
.66%
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12 %
39
39
67-%
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76
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43 'A
44
%
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36%
36
3.6%:
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% 17%;
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1.8
69%
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99
35%
100
69%
14%
14%
1414
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69%.
1,700
1,100
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90
27%
27 %
28
2.400
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32
30%
31
3,300
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37%
37 %
37%
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.
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67%
63%
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130
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36
361
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100
45
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19 3«
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100
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86
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100
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190
99%
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39
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76
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13.500
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128
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88%
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.
59%
1
128
39%
12 %
43
12%
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29%
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39%
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37%
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21 %
92
50%
,
128
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100
common
51%
128
V *42
1
3.65% preferred—
Heller (W E) & Co
37% Mar 13
16 % Jan
66
Jan
50
1
63 %
34
74
97 %
32'.
41%
14 Vs
69%
19
7
92
32%
7 40-%
.1.4
31% Jan
35% Jan 23
91%
40%
62%
Apr
2,600
*21 %
37%
69
90
16
21
100
.
16,000
91%
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37%
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21
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21%
37%
43
1
27
47 3 4
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91%
50%
>126
128
29%
5
68%
20%
47%
t
32%
21%
40%
10
67
20%;
32%
36%
5
36% Dec 31
Jan
I
Co
00%
*90%
52%
52
*126
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2.50
25
3
31
60
/.5Q
48%
63%
,26%
65%
26%
,
49
Heinz (II J) Co common
12
Mar
63% Jan
35% Dec
3-
Chemical
Harshaw
48%
50
1
16% Jan
14
30% Apr 16
<
—:
4!
21%
32%
100
com—-
__
,>47%
(.
26%
v
32%
Hat Corp of America common
• 4 % 7o
preferred-——A
Havcg Industries Inc—
Hayes Industries Inc
72
2
27% Apr
50
.
48
65'A
26%
'.„••
26'A
91%.
*90
—1
-
-61
-
21%
21%
1
100
2.50
Co
63,
26 %
Hart Scliaffner & Marx—
-12% Apr
13 % Mar 16
64% Jan
common-—
preferred
Paper
*47%
j
'
61%
13
39% Apr
8
77% Mar 5
8
51% Dec 31
13
17
34
16
67
convertible
47%
*47
47-%
:%.7
26
,
44% Mar 23
-
7% Jan
43% Jan
6
Jan
Apr
44'% Js»n
17
22% Apr 25
12% July 14>
16
45
Jan
47c
Hammond Organ CoHarbison-Walk Refrac
6% preferred
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation—
132
34
Hamilton Watch Co
Hammermill
30'A Jan
Apr
26% Feb
38
15
52% Apr
52 % Apr
38
9% Dec
15
Jan
33% Mar 16
44% Feb'
36% Nov 18
9
6
125% Apr
29% Nov 14
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
3% Jan
1
Feb
Jan
95
29 % Feb
99
20
24.
20% Mar 31
Dec
21% Jan
v
Water
—25
Halliburton Oil Weil Cementing—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co—
—5
9
28% Jan
58
Hackcnsack
101
58,000
70
20
103
630
.7,
16% Jan
2
33% Dec 19
31 % Jan
39% Mar 13
Hilton Hotels Corp
9% Jan
10
15% Dec 31
45% Dec 18
15% Jan
19
21
36% Jan
27
Hires Co (Charles E)—„
Hoffman Eldbtronics Corp
7
Jan
2
Jan
2
9% Jan
20
12% Nov
14
12
Jan
5
63% Mar 18
15
Feb 24
17% Jim
3
25% Dec
12
21% Jan
5
23% Mar
4
25% Jan
2
27% Feb
2
29
7
32% Jan
2
May 21
47% Dec 31
39% Apr
17
39% Feb
24
67% Dec 16
53% Mar
23% Apr
7
39% Nov 20
35
Jan
30
31
84
Jan
2
21
85
30
9
Jan
5
8
Jan
19
Jan
7
15"% Feb
io
7
Feb
9
29% Nov 21
23% Nov 28
27
Feb
13
31 % Apr
2
Jan
14%
14%/
14%
*14%
14%
23
22%
22%
: 22%
*28%
29%
*28%
29 %
41
42%
40%
41%'
51%,
58
58%
60%
39%
40%
90
90
*28
——12.50
42
42%
57%
58%
5
39%
40%
20%
90%,
lo
com_
Hotel Corp of America
common
29%
29%
22%
39%
31
24
Feb ' 5
9
41% Dec
3
38% Mar 18
41'
Feb
12
27% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
31
Apr
13
37% Jan
2
Household Finance common—No par
Jun
6
75
Jan
G
80% Mar
2
Jun
6
83% Jan
5
85% Mar
74% Dec 29
84
81
Dec
1
90
92
Feb
20
97 % Aug 13
94% Mar 31
52% Jun
12
75
Nov
17
22
15% Dec
18
68% Apr
11% Jan
13
8% Jan
5% Jan
8
10
14% Dec
30
13% Jan
Apr
18
3% Dec
22
.3% Sep
7% Sep
9
9
Oct
13
57
Apr
20% Nov 17
18
" Jan
87% Dec
19
87% Jan
6% Oct 20
5% Jan
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
72% Jan 17
2% Jan
2
20% Jan
G3
2
13% Jan
2
35% Feb
38% Dec
11
3
24% Dec
1
Dec
31
35% Jail
'75
Jan
22
16% Jan
15
1% Jan
3% Jap
1
6
98% Jan 30
26
19% Mar 18
7
2% Apr
p
6% Apr
Mar 17
66
22% Jan
'92
13
7
21
3%%
' 5 7c
preferred serins A_—
5%
convertible
21
42% Mar 18
52
Jan
12
Idaho Fewer Co
30% Jan
50
23% Jan
39
Apr
17
Ideal
21
Jan
8
28
28% Jail
13
50% Dec 31
46
29'A Jan
2
38% Dec 31
47% Jan 21
37% Feb
1
25
Apr
55% Jan
21
41% Mar 23
41
Oct
13
41% Apr
17
43% Feb
4
42
Oct
3
9
47
3
Dec
1
Jun
9
52% Jan 22
42%, Jan
47
48
Feb
5
50
45 % Dec
2
51
45% Jan
7
47
42% Dec
29% Jan
2
47% Feb
3
44
Jan
14
2
38% Nov
20
37
Jan
2
48
Jun
23
Apr
>
Jan
5
Jan
14
45% Mar 18
39% Jan
22
Hussmann
6
Illinois Power Co
18
17%
2%
2%
5%.:
5%
59%
59%
59 y«
21
20%
20%V
92
92
6%
'
Jan
65
Jan
Industrla Electrica
.9% Nov
13
8 '/a Jan
24% Nov
2
12
22% Feb
95 % Jan
10% Feb 18
25% Jan
16
S
-
A
Do
21%*' '22
92
45
48
49
40%
-t
41%
!»•••'
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47
47
July 18
156
Apr
100
Dec
29
Apr
17
14
45%
•
38%
Feb
25% Jan
2
43
Oct
13
1301? Jan
16
Inland Steel
18% Jun
300
Jan
12
94
30
26 %
552
Dec
Sep
30
Dec
20
27
Man
44
Dec
9
143
Oct
166
Jun
11
26% July
68 % Jan
13
13% Apr
70% Jan
33% Sep
78% Jun
17
7
Jan
InsUranshares
Interchemical
90% Jan 15
25
Jan
2
494
Jan 28
39% Jan 27
147% Jan .6
28% July
73
Jan
95% Feb
24
29% Mar
5
603
Apr 16
45% Apr 10
32% Apr
78% Jan
15
29
17% Feb
25% Apr 10
97% Mar 11
12% Jan
122% Nov
7
116
19
Apr
90% Mar 31
11% Apr
58% Apr
71
Feb
4
13
136
Dec
18
32% July 14
25
Jan 13
40
41% Oct
30
28
Jan
2
35% Oct
6
21%
Jan
3
33% Oct 17
May
7
125
37
2
8
Mar 20
33% Jail'
Feb
Mar 12
126% Mar
96% July 16
16% Nov 11
94
Jan
;
3
16% Jan
2
66'/? Jan
2
May 28
13% Jan
17
31
28
Jan
27% Jan
2
29% Jan
Jan
118
10
34 3A Nov
14
13
53 7 it
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20%
•20%
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46
413V
6
33%-Jan
7
37
Mar 24
119
Mar 25
36% Jan
2
21 % Feb
25
82
62% Dec 23
88
85
34'A Apr 23
25'A Mar
47
Jan
24
63
Dec
31
52% Dec 31
56% Dec 31
35
Apr
11
61
93
38
Mar
4
May 22
Forfnnfnntes
Dec
993A Aug
54% Oct
see
page
30
45
123 :
5
21
Jan
15
Jan
23
85 44 Mar 31
Feb
16
57
Feb
27
Circuit Breaker
_
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
28
87
Apr
7
28
58%
Feb
19
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
9
57% Jan
16
Johnson
7
97
2
103% Feb
16
8
46'A Mar 24
53% Jan
21
Jan
Jones
■57c
&
&
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
;i .100 %
Joy Manufacturing Co
60
2, LOO
-
165
160
%
1(10
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93
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330
32%.
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10
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5,300
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100
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V
-
32%
5
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1,220
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47
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.
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70 % Mar 18
9 la
•
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1
:
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2
26.
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Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common—
preferred
a
91
41 %
'■'A I?
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25.".:
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25
Interstate Power Co
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
$6
'
76.%
62
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51% Jan
593AJan
••
•
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Jaeger Machine Co
.5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
7
31% Jan 28
391
9,000
3.900
:;32
17
No par
Silver common
25
23% Jan
2
9%
135
28f V
:
44%
150%
91
No par
Interstate Dept Stores.
;
4'J%
41 %
%
'
-
47%
.
32 V V
13%
I-T-E
13
*
•
44
589
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24
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5 To
preferred—
100
50% Mar 18
Jan
*159
*31 %
26%
Internaftonal
27
3
45'A
151 %'•'
*90%
International Utilities
6,500
49%
V *4.7% :V45%
100%
165 > "
135
45'A
40','? Apr
37% Jan
3
575
1
44%
37% Feb
26'A Sep
563%-/
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45
2
331? Oct
"-26,
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44%
19% Mar
49
24 3«
99 3 4
■
Mar 16
33% Apr 14
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23
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47
2
90% May 12
26%
31%
5
117%
preferred
21 3 i
39
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7.50
77c
700
—*
i' *9 %
v
■
28 'A /' 28% •'
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'
10
36% Jan
2
,91IV
44%
150
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128,600
273'4
46%
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29
180
7 In
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38%
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500
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.
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45
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33% Jan
15
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16
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49 7..
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38
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15'AJan
•
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26%.
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:
60
6.200
.
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37%
»7«-
37%
21%
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;
38
'*38%
" 160
International Shoe
35% Feb
19 Vi Feb
91 %
■'47c preferred
:
100
International Mining Corp
5
Int'l Nickel of Canada
JNo par
International Packers Limited
1
common
:
,2%.
■■
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92
,
.
22 3 4
•
49
/- 135IV
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3
<92
'•V 6%
'.
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v237,h
12
42% Mar 13
82
com
:
17%
58 3 4
'
5
preferred
17 lit
58%
4^%:
A
160
32% \
*76
$4
13
59%
37 '•?
%
99% "100
•135
44%
28 %
—100
;
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
72
13
•.
.
.
135 ['4
43 %
No par
common
preferred
71
17%
% 17%
'
45%
29
28% Mar 19
70%.
*5%
48
Jan
Dec 31
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
Harvester
77c
95'
5'.'a
*46'/?
37
9
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
4
162-
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1
Iut'l Business Machines
Int'l
134%
100
Corp—
120
86
94'a
,
5 31
*49%
2
28% Feb
19
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1
-
300
9,600
77
2:%
22..-•
9%*'
23%
99%
5
common
5,300
39%
31%
15
50
Jan
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
2
32% Sep
2
3J°/B
-
24IV-."
1.9%
-20
.1
Inc
Corp
preferred
22%
*84 la,
.
96
r,4>9%
6%
145
2«
22
Otfk
Intcrlake Iron
28
33 % Mar 30
Feb
4 V? 7c
153% Jau 14
86 % Jan
Oct
7
Jan
Inspiration Cons Copper
29% Mar 17
13
95
Sep 25
7% Jan 13
100
50% Mar 18
31% Mar 18
13% Dec 31
88
87% Jan
13
21% Aug 27
1
2
65% Feb 27
15
36% Jan
9017. j«n
27% Mai' 26
29% Dec
,"X'9
9%
9%
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-
1,700
77
8(5
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7 *93
—
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16,900
31
31
77
36%
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60
4
8%
5%
48
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v
39
23%
Ingevsoll-Rand common--—-No par
67o preferred—
100
133
Opt"
77
17%
•
50
-.<*49%,
*46%
18,800
"2'
'
31
.
1,600
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40
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:
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50
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3114
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146
86
16,200
89 3
6.800
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1
162
22% Jan 13
6,300
39%
89%
30%
i
;,'36%
/-41%.
42% V
38%
100 pesos
Industrial Rayon
2
1,03 % Apr
60%
39%.
90%
62
'%
37%
4934
i483V
.
46
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Jan
73
60,-
40
20%
461»
V
.
50
50
-50
50
May 27
156
60%
39%
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*39 %
6%
45%/:.: r:-45%'
36%;':;
42%
101
20
60
-
iv,
59%
.'
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35 7 h
..*4514
2
Nov
39 3»
8%
36%
6%,
36%
Mexico
;—;
:
40%
2%
.•
63A Apr 25
14
39%
'
50
preferred*,
preferred^,
4.70% preferred^—,'-:
4.42% preferred-,———
4.20% preferred
Indianapolis Power b Light
4.2G7r>
*28%
;
4
'
18%
5%
36%
29%
19%
"
;:;.l'7
6%
22%
13
2'A
.
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70
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5%
50
.'4.08%
69%.
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13
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96
69' ^ v
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.,
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92
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15
common
11%
36%
5
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68%
76
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96 '.,
14
22*%
76
21
10
Cement Co
;
Hliuois Central RR Co—,
*95 /
14
,
32 3«
51 %
5
Refrigerator Co
*84%
14 li.
40
2%
*5%
100
pfd series A
86
96
17%
—1
50
.
77 % V 77 %.
*
12%
com——100
Hunt Foods b 1 adust Inc com
"*39
32%
68%
nopcuiuulativc preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min b Sin Ltd—No par
Hupp Corp common
// 22%.
39%
*95
1
(Delaware)
22%/
31%
77 ;'
•
22%
39%
2,100
69'
30%
39%
-
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59%
9
8%
30
29%
9,400
»
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61
40%
%
9
8%
38'
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90%
23%
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57c
7
Apr
7% Apr 17
38% Jan 29
Co
Manhattan
&
39%
37%
38
37%
5931
■
&
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v
22%'
.
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^Hudson
'
-
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*75%
preferred:
100
4% preferred
100
4.40% preferred
.—100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
-1
Howe
■9
■"> 8%
36% Jan
7
v
.1
57c convertible preferred25
Houdaillc-Industrics Inc common—3
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
20% Jan
29%
%
No par
.———
„
22%%
30
J6
6
14%
preferred-
$4.25 preferred—
2
61
23
9
Mar
90% Apr
9% Apr
92
60'A
lo
13
65% Jan
.43
8% Nov 20
Sep
:
19%
61
60%
5
Homcstakc Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Chemical Corp
49'A Jan 21
19%
60%
19%
59%
common
convertible
57c
37%
37%
37%
37%
*13%:.'.. 19'A
18%
50c
Holland Furnace Co
Holly Sugar Corp
37%
37%
2.50
—1
.
-
58
57'A
53
53%*
53
53%
4.700
68%
68%
681V
68%
31.100
101 %
101%
101'A
101%
440
50%
5014
12,900
50%
51
,
3,900
-.
Number 5839
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1809)
NEW YORK
STOCKEXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year
Itange Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Apr. 14
Apr. 13
HIGH
galea la*
SALB PRICBB
Wednesday
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 15
Shares
Apr, 17
Apr. 16
K
Feb
28
4734 Oct
13
6834 Jan
2
98% Nov
11
3934 Jan
7
45% Mar
23
83
7
Jan
2
1123« Dec
16
38% Jan
2
50% Dec
23
78
29
85
Oct
28
9014 Oct
<
Oct
6
87
Dec
88
Dec
V 5034 Jan
34
86
May
14
7
9
10
106
Apr
15
4%%
convertible
2
48
Feb
24
434%
preferred-^
37
Jan
27
4%
Feb
19
4.50%
preferred
5
89 34 Feb
5
4.20%
6
4.35%
88
% Nov
Mar
93
10
"
7634 Mar 31
11
8834 Feb
12
41% Feb
17
13
96 34 Jan
5
6634 Nov 28
52 34 Feb
25
60% Nov
11
53 34 Feb
20Ta Jan
7
29 34 Nov
11
-2
4634 Nov
7
43
4614 Jan
16
7034 Nov 21
59
2834 Dec
34% Jan
-
2
/ 78% Sep
93a Feb
Jan
;
31% Apr 17
4634 Mar 30
7
Apr.' 1
2934 Feb
7
2734 Jan
11
42% Jan
Jan
66
-•
May 29
14% Jan
12
32
Jan
2
4334 Nov
7
3834 Jan
Dec
31
21
22
3334 Dec
15
2
2234 Dec
24
2034 Apr
22% Jan
6f
3334 Dec
18
30% Apr
15
4% Nov
6
334 Feb
10
Jan:
6
Jan
17
2
25% Dec
2;;
18% Jan
4
11°
!■
2534 Dec
18
25
Feb
20
4634 Dec
31
83
■
Jan
17
89
9%
Mar 26
28
Jan
2
1
Jan
Mar 28
12% May 9
3934 Oct 21
2434 Jan
-
3
5
34% Jan 22
434 Mar 1134% Apr.
8
8
30% Mar 23
44% Jan
8
53% Apr
10
Jan
6
90
Apr
10% Feb
12
13
Apr
3134 Apr
134 Jan
9
1 % Jan
1734 Feb
13
1534 Jan
534 Jan
2
Jan
2
1034 Sep
24
8% Feb
9
2234 Feb
28
32
Dec
19
2934 Jan
27
2434 Feb
10
4034 Oct
30
36
17
37% Jan 20
2
6% Sep 30
2
70% Jan
2
73 a Jan
2
90
*88
90
preferred—
_100
92
94
92
94
92
94
*92
94
No par
50
82
82
82
83
82
82%
82
82
8234
83'A
3634
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
*37
3734
37'%
37'%
300
No par
46%
46%
45 %
45%
45
4534
45
45
45%
45'%
4,500
8.75
3234
3234
32'%
3234
32 '/a
32%
3134
32%.
3134
32
4,000
29
3034
4534
4634
Southern
1934 Sep
«
Jan
2
com
1
95
12
2.50
5634
5734
22
9634 Dec 31
95% Jan
108
4634 Jan
3
6334 Oct
14
57 % Jan
10
2
15
21
11
17
Mar
Feb
19
64%
65',4
65
66 34
65 3 4
66=4
2934
30=«
3034
30 34
31
31%
*44 %
4434
45
45
60%
61%
61 %
62
_~_i
61 %
62 %
4434
6134
4434
5
6234
613%
6234
10,100
34%
3434
34=4
3434
*34%
34%
3434
34'A
3434
34r%
3,600
100 G
38
3834
*36%
10
45
*00
84
i
!
37%
3834
3634
37%
37
36
3634
3,600
44%
45%
4434
45%
45 %
46%
46
4634
10,000
84
84
84%
84%
*8334
81%
83%
83%
310
13,500
8,600
15%
15%
I"Io
15'%
15%
1534
1534
1534
16'/a
1534
1634
33%
3334
33
3334
3334
33%
3334
3334
33'A
3334
42
10
:
41%
Co common
4134
4034
2334
2334
23%
24
3034
30'A
3034
30
3034
14,900
21
20%
20%
2034
20%
29%
2034
2034
1,900
33
32
30%
30%
30 %
30%
*29 34
Corp
2934
2834
29%
2734
27%
27%
;•
2734
5334
52%
53
:
5234
92
89
90
*89
10
1034
11%
1034
15
3234
33 %
33
Corp
234
2%
234
221/s
21%
834
834
8%
834
9%
22
Link Belt Co
14% Mar 23
Lionel
13
List Industries
7234 Feb
9
10034 Apr
9
3734 Apr
2834
28%
28
28%
53%
4%
28%
1,500
28
29
52%
*89
23
2,300
1234
12%
127a
33%
32%;
3234
92
8%
734
8
734:
734
834
9%
8%
9'/a
334
9%
30 %
30%
30
3034
3034
3034
30
47'%
49i/o
49
49
48
49
48
234
2134
234
22
22%
15,900
2%
9
.
66,500
3234
31'A
3
3
22
110
13
1234
234
■
5,600
53
52%
*89
92
2134
234
200
31
*4
4%.
28
5334
92
11%
3234
22
No par
10
21%
21%
21%
2134
10434
10734
103%
105%
7
12%
1234
12%
1234
25
.9134
100
147%.
10
23,500
22%
2,400
7%
2,900
934
30'%
-7%
13,400
8,100
13
2,800
5,900
13,000
24,800
94
13,200
48
r
96 %
9234
9134
97'%
2134
2134
21%
10334
105'%
105'A
13 y«
1234
9234
92
14834
9734
2134
106%
1234
9234
*147%
2134
105%
:
9734
148
,
93%
148%
148
148%
13
22
107%
1234
9334
93'A
148
147
540
147%
98
98
98%
9834
99
99
59%
1,300
3
Industries
2
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
9
Loew's
Inc
Loew's
Theatres
6034
61%
6034
59'%
61
60
61
1134
1134
11%
1134
1134
1134
12%
12
12 %
5,100
1134
12
11%
12
1134
12%
12
12%
12
12'/a
30,500
10c
Inc.
62
11%
1
Corp—
61%
2.50
-
(The)-
17
Mar
37
;
;
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
6434 Feb 27
13% Apr
•
*4
28
•,
*89
3334
1
preferred.—:
8
28% Mar 24
28%
1134
No par
Llbbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Llbbey McNeill & Libby
;
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
2
10% Mar
4%
4,400
2,400
"
Lerner Stores
Litton
*4
4%
*4
,
53
No par
RR
27
9
2034
*30=4
4%
27%
No par
pfd__;
; 413.4
23%
30%
29%,
Tire
5
(James) & Sons Co common_3
3.85% preferred
100
1st preferred
,4134
23V4
30%
*4
Lees
non-cum 2nd
41 %
23%
3034
2034
Lee Rubber &
non-cum
41=4
23
30%
"3034
-
Lehigh,Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
41%
23
30%
4,
42
23
5
""1
!__;
preferred series A
25
Censolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
,
1
Jan
13
600
84
Co—
(The)
Corp
3,100
4534
t
~ "_1
93'a Feb
Mar 16
15,400
64
4.32%
7%
20,900
44
La
5
6034
30
4634
Apr
9,600
593%
5934
44
3034
.
59
63
3034
94
5934
25,100
29=8
45%
.152
5834
57%
11,700
3034
4634
11234
46%
44
1
80% Jan
591%
2834
111
112%, 11434
64
5
146% Jan
1141/2
2934
,(The)_
5
1131%
2,500
6334
Lehn & Fink Products
9
114%
40
94
2934
Lehman
13% Jan
4634
*92
*■"
90
*43%
4
2234 Feb 26
31%
46
91
96%
*88
1
2
11534 Mar 11
30%
46%
82
96'%
25
—_!
Kress (3 H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co—
Laclede Qaa
31%
82
Inc__
(E J)
Kroger Co
30%
44=4
111
'
Co
!
3134
45%
111%
3134 Mar
4
2834 Feb
30%
45%
110%
Lehigh Valley
82% Dec
11
Land
preferred
6
15834 Jun
9034 Due
4%
59c
2
Oct
5
~i
Nopar
49% Feb
7
Jan
1034 Nov 10
Co
Rdyal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Ine common—
$3
17
634 Apr
7
36% Mar 11
Electric
1034 Jan 12
Jan
13
;
preferred-!—
&
4%% conv prkr preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
6
87/p Apr
18% Jan
Oct
1334 Oct
100
Gas
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common—1
6
Jan
Jan
*88
County
334 Apr
Sep
65%
140
90
non-cum
22 34 Apr
•
60% Jan
t
*88
,
14*
24% Jan
2
14 = 8 Jan
7
85
July 7
3% Jun 20
5%
90
Kresge (S S)
-23% Jan 22
16
17
2
14
-
*88
5
3434 Jan 22
-
3% May 19
>
~_100
Korvette
43% Mar
2934 Feb 27
1334 Jan
.
.
preferred—
3
2634 Mar
5
22
31
Dec
*86 %
9634
34% Feb
j2
1634 May 26
•
*81
91
Kansas City
26
:
24% Jan
82
*88%
*94 34
1734 Mar
20
3234 Nov
2
21
Feb
85
•
'
!
*81
KLM
7
5134 Mar 13
2
1734 Oct
5
1,600
91
3934 Apr
2
86
Jan
57%
96%
Kimberly-Clark Corp J
King-Seeley Corp
;
•
56'%
56
*81
35% Mar 16
8
81
17
/ 22%
2
12
Jan ;-
-45 34 Nov
9
■
17
26 34 Jan » 2
25
19% Apr, 22
2
2514 Jan
-
5
6634 Apr
2734 Feb <6
Jan
Jan
-
1,200
*94%
;.G4
10
105% Oct
2
119%
*88%
Kern
4334 Oct
27
33% Jan
4
14
55 34
500
*116%
120'A
96%
4634 Apr 17
11734 Fqb 24
25,/a Apr
75% Jari
7
''
Mar
55
900
46
91
Kansas Poucr & Light Co.
Kayser-Roth Corp
v
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kennecott Copper-.
33
31% Apr
54%
119
56,300
47'%
105%
46
'
82
4%
7
%
120
46
*94%
Kansas
2
120
46 %
105'%
47
10534
*88%
4834 Mar 25
-
46
*81
3834 Mar 13
1634 Jan
4634
104
95
13
28% Jan
%
82
30
3
46
47
*45%
91
Jan
30
46
95
3934 Feb
1834 Oct
*88%
*45%
100
37
29% Dec
*81
10a
__
:
30
2
Feb
390
:
38% Aug 13
12
30
preferred:
preferred
42 % Dec
Jan
38
3.80%
47
106
106
54'%
97
103 a Jan
V
54
82
v
25
5334
9234 Jan
10
19
5334
2
Apr
45'/»
4534
105%
120%
17
8934 Feb
4430
105
>120
12
92
4534
105
12134
Feb
July 31
%
120%
Feb
iviar
*103
434% convertible preferred-—100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
89
8
17
-
44
100
*45%
77
Apr
5734 Apr
33%
Corp
preferred
50
94 34 Jan
Jun
2
<fc Chem
10
96
10
Kaiser Alum
12
99
Jan
124
17
Feb
5
20
4734 Apr
49 34 Jan
107
9
.
293a Jan
'
Feb
92% May 29
103
Feb
9334 Feb
44
98%
10034
97%
99%
97'%
98%
97
9734
97%
27,300
38'/a
38%
37%
3834
3734
99'A
33%
3134
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
51,300
12=4
13%
1234
1334
1334
13'%
67,700
34 %:
3434
34%
3434
33
34%
19,000
43%
4334
4334
4334.
4334
44'%
14,200
1
37%
38i%
38%
3834
No par
30%
31%
30%
3134
1
1234
13'%
13
<
13%
Inc
.
.
;
3,600
33,900
'
28% Jan
31
Jan
2
38% Oct
20
32% Mar 26
2
4734 Dec
8
41% Mar 31
18
135% Dec
9
'
10734 Feb
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
82
Mar
85
Oct
3
30
Nov
12
104
Jan
23
29% Jan
'
83
Jan
3634 Apr
19
12934 Nov 12
89
12234 Jan"
25
Juir23
143
27% Feb
14
44
Dec
22
4
81
Oct
6
2
11% Jan
Mar
15
2
16 '
15% Jan
71% Jan
5
-;5%
series B preferred
series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred
4.40% series G conv pfd
(P)
2
116
31% Aug 13
Jan
15
21% Jan
2
Apr 17
36%, Nov 17
Jan
3
39% Dec
28
78% Jan
125
88
6
13% Apr
18% Feb 24
6
10434 Mar
'
Lowehstein
Lukens
Nashvilld
15
Lykes
7
35
Jan
22
118% Jan
15
123
Jan
22
6%
32 % Jan
6
40% Apr
17
Mack
37
Jan
2
42% Jan
20
19
87% Mar 30
20% Jan
18% Jan
59
Jun
12
Feb
10
23% Apr
29
39% Dec
10
534 Jan
2
8% Sep
29
8% Nov
19
390
2934 Jan
9
1
450
21
30
Jan
2
78
48% Jan
7
6334 Mar 19
Jan
22
36 34 Jan
6
450
%!
' /
•
475
Mar 17
Apr
8
44 34 Apr 16
Macy
preferred
(R H)
4%%
Co Inc
Madison Square
Magma Copper-
Magnavox
Co
Mahoning
Mallorj
R)
&
Apr
5
5
2234 Mar 16
Jan
2
28% Oct
1
26
Jan
8
31% Mar 19
Manning,
534 Jan
2
7% Feb
4
6
Jan
9
67
Oct
28
64'% Jan
5934 Dec
31
50
2
29% Jan
2434 Oct 29
45% Nov
23 % Jan
Apr
2
5
17
7% Jan
14
9% Jan
30
734 Jan
27% Mar
73
Mar
5934 Jan
26
5
5
12
Maricaibo
Marine
4%
Oil
Midland
7
42% Jan
91 % Jan
6
93% Jan
26
7
3234 Jan
14
4834 Apr
17
,
25'% Jan
2
4234 Dec
3
37
Feb
5
2
49'4'Dec
22
47
Jan
20
75% Nov
11
8534 Jun
26
7734 Feb
16
81
Mar 26
$3.75
,
75
16—
8534 Jun
16
77% Feb
16
81
Mar 31
15
77
Jan
Sep
663A Sep
'July 30
8
72% Mar 17
Feb
2
82
Feb
79
Mar 30
2
4934 Nov
19
45% Jan
31
56 % »Nov
20
55
Jan
2
24
Jan
5034 Jan
13
5334 Feb
2
69
2334 Jan
20
4534 Mar
21
77
"
—
—
Jan
Dec
29
34 Jan
56% Jan
24
5
Marshall
62'
Jan
2
6834 Jan
2
Jan
14
52
4134 Sep
59 34
Dec
26
1
Apr
1
37% Jan
30
54
Mar
4034
4134
41'/4
413a
41
86%
86%
85%
85'%
85%
85'A
85'/a
1834
1834
18%
1834
1834
18%
1834
18=%
18=4
15%
15
15
1434
1434
15
15%
20% Nov
17
1734 Jan
98
31
8634 Apr
Dec
7034 Nov 21
64
Jan
6634
67
54%
55
55
Co__
—50
*451
455
*455
;
1
934 Jan
34 Feb
13
19
20 38 Jan
2
24
43
Jan
96
Apr
26% Apr
25
92
34 Feb
14
23-34 Jan
8634 Jan
7
2234 Jan
2
8
7834 July 28
85
May
1934 Jan
7
32
Dec
18
29 34 Jan
36% Jan
10
83% Dec
10
67
74
Oct
1
86
7
May 20
80
Jan
Feb
80
Jan
44
34 Jan
10% Mar
22 % Feb
51
Feb
5
27
2
95% Mar 26
28
5334 Oct
27
15% Jan
1934 Feb
5
39
62 % Dec
10
Jan
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
4434
44
834
834
17%
17'%
17%
1734
2,100
2934
30
3034
28'A
3034
2834
2934
2834
2834
15,500
6%
634
6%
634
6%
634
6a
634
634
6%
2,400
5
23%
2434
24%
24'%
2434
24%
17,000
24%
2434
67
67
4
52
52%
45%
'
7%
24'%
243 a
68
66
67
67
*66
52
53
5234
52%
52 %
53
50
52'%
7,400
4534
44=4
4534
2,900
45
*65
4534
4534
4534
93%
92=4
92=4
9234
9234
*9234
93'%
,80
45
45
4634
46=8
4.734
47 34
4834
89,^00
441/4
44
4434
44 %
4434
44'%
4434
9,400
4734
4834
4734
4834
4734
48%
13.200
78
78
78
7834
79
79
79
*70%
71%
*70%
71%
*70
71
*70
71
*70
*79
80%
*79
80
*79
80
79
79
79
100
No par
No par
Corp
No par
4%%
21
21
73
♦5534
2134,
36%
36
3634
363c
36%
46%
46'/o
4G
46%
190
1434
1434
14%
1434
14=4
15%
1534
16
15%
1534
68,500
100
82'%
32%
83%
*82'%
49
49%
48%
4834
48%
4834
48
4934
49
49%
4634
45
46
44
45'4
44
45
10,200
5
46 %
41 %
41%
11,700
4,000
1
*82
83%
*82
4034
4134
4034
4134
4034
41%
4034
4034
5834
5834
58=4
59 34
59
59%
58 3 8
59 %
xl7%
1734
18
18%
18%
18%
18 'A
18%
87
87
86%
88
8834
88 34
88
18
A
Inc
46'%
1
3
1
5
75%
76
75
7534
75
76%
74%
934
10
10
:
5
100
934
20%
2034
21
4734
47%
4734
47%
47%
94%
94'%
*93%
94%
94'%
120
97
94'.L»
27%
27%
273b
2734
*94
2634
8534
84 %
33
33
85%
83%
No par
82'%
82'%
1
51%
52%
Machine
'
&Scott
Co.!
1%
!
11,200
934
84%
Rights
934
47%
*32 %
Mesta
938
20%
'84
Merritt-Chapman
2,500
934
84%
26
1,200
75
47%
32%
25
87%
74
2034
84%
17
87
7434
93 a
81'%
6334 Feb
88
4738
84'%
2234 Feb
18%
20%
934
"32%
Co
1,800
1734
47%
100
Linotype
4,400
21
9%
3%
16%c
preferred
59%
'
47'%
preferred series B
common
*59
40
83'%
21
Merck
1
*82
934
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Jan
83%
473b
14
5334 Jan
—_
46
15
$3.50
1,600
4,200
3534
33% Apr
85% Apr
Mergenthaler
21
46
Corp common
6
56
*20%
36
preferred.
Robbins
17
72
*55%
21
46
„
Feb
71%
56
36
Co
Inc
2,600
73
2034
46
common
Co
21%
36%
preferred (1st series)
&
56
71 %
*55%
73%
4534
Trucking Co
Melville Shoe
73
56
36
(J Ray) & Co Inc
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Corp
2034
72%
*55%
70
79%
:.50c
common—'
McGraw-Hill
McLean
56
40
160
71
4534
3
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
&
2034
73'%
4834
50
common
convertible
73%
*55%
47=4
800
68
45
*78
.
3,100
834
*65
79
McGraw-Edison
1,500
2834
734
79
3%%
10
9,000
6%
18
7'A
*78
McDermott
9,300
4434
18
*78
Corp
1-J.o-JO
57%
■'
6'%
79
Corp
67'%
475
8
6
79
preferred
2,100
6%
6%
6
6%
*78
57% Apr
3aa Apr
18
56
*451
•
18
63s
16
85
6534
56
*78
134 Apr
3034 Mar 10
6734
475
78%
Stores
4%
24.200
8
8
34 Apr
85 % Apr
7
410
18%
18
*6
—50
Maytag Co common
$3 preference
Mead
85%
78
6
4734 Sep
8534
4834
McKesson
22 % Dec
44%
4434
4,900
78
3
9
*451
41 %
1
;
3
3
,43
55%
5534
4134
8
»
1934 Feb
2
42%
6634
6734
475
41'A
85'%
12.50
com
9.9 % Feb
734 Jun
42%
66 34
21,700
18
common
76 34 Apr
1334 Jan
43
455
-10
40'%
17'%
1
No par
1
15
42%
500
123%
39=4
^ 6%
,
19
26
3334 Apr
10
443b Mar 18
60% Jan
1534
*15
*12134
78
334%
1,300
31
41%
67
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
9
30%
4034
-
4734
5
2
31
123'%
39%
No par
1934 Feb
23
31
39 'A
31
1947 series——No par
preferred
No par
2
10% Jan
*
*121'%
$2.50 preferred
McCrory-McLellan
3134 Apr
Jan
39
64,800
4334
MeCord
5
24,000
3234
4434
17
16
87
32
3934
3034
125
5534
preferred
$3.40
9,500
1734
85'%
3234
433b
17
Mar 31
1734
87%
31%'
No par
5
3634 Apr
46'% Apr
Feb
17'A
85%
3
123%
3034
55
;
10
47
17'A
v
8934
34%
5
Corp
Feb
94% Feb
17'/4
8734
31%
44=4
Jan
58
1734
'
r-
9434
*
*9234
44
6
4,700
9234
29
4634 Mar
86%
3934
May Dept Stores common
McCall
8034 Mar 31
85'%
4434
24
4 2 34
8534
44%
22
1
85
9234
Dec
29
3,100
85
45%
34'Oct
8334 Dec
42%
1
Masonite
110
4134
84 %
-
42
100
32
56 34 Dec
13,100
4134
66
& Co
45
2
33,200
42'A
140%
42
1
preferred
9
28% Mar 3
8434
4134
30%
preferred
1334 Jan
'
82'%
..
4134
No par
10
Corp
7
18 % Apr
3934 Jan
42%
1407a
*121%
Co
15
"
No par
Field
4% %
Martin
2334 Jan
19% Jan
.
14034
83'A
4034
11034
43%
141
40 %
$3.75 pfd
34
46
17%
33
*
10
10
300
154
30%
Exploration
convertible
93'% July 11
2
17%
87
31 %
141
8034
8634
41%
4334
*152
155'/a
121%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co^_
363e Jan
8
83
86%
142
155%
155
39%
Maxwell & Moore
25
81% Jan
30
155
1
Manati Sugar Co__
Mandel Bros
Sep
<
...
3034
Manhattan-Shirt.:
2
85%
156%
*15
Co!
6=4 Jan
9
*154
121%
100
Garden
15% Jan.
2
89"
3934
1
Coal RR
(P
170
90'%
*87'%
No par
com
(The)!
7
18% Jan
*89
89
3834
Inc
'Aug
25% Jan
90%
>121%
preferred Series A
17
51% Jan
*89
*87%
5
8
.
90%
89,
.100
-
Fund
200
19,100
35=%
102
''
Trucks Inc
Madison
'
;
3
21
-
:
'
3534
102
*89
1734
3034
:
*87%
9134
2934
MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
5% Apr
:
17
90%
—10
3634
102
89
8634
3.33%
Co
Steamship Co
12% Jan
'
1
(M) & Sons Inc
Steel
Bros
8
6
153
'
3434 Apr
2
13
50
.
10134
,
88
8434
Jan
71% Oct
8534
35%
*
102
133
89
84
&
—
—
*129/
;
88
84%
22
preferred
133
I
82%
Jan
60'% Dec
2
,7X0034
,
Louisville
18
10
10
*150%
*129
3634
*101
4234
14
<
100
:
,
V
89
89
■
42%
83% Jan
30'A Jan
*87'/a
*88
43
31
31% Jan
100
-
129
3bv
36 %
101
4234
May 14
10% Oct
1
14
35%
'
129
130
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)-Nopar
17% Dec
1
Jan
8
2
35'%
102
/
■
43%
7%
m
Jan
34%
*101
100
Co common
When issued —!
■
1
*140%
..
'
23
100
4.25%
Lorillard
10
v
8734 Jan
'
"'7
2134 Jan
43
130
'
44% Mar 12
27
16
com—.
129
43%
27
30
128%,
4334
140'%
Feb
29
100
r
43%
39
2434 Sep
43%
3434
140%
43% Apr
8
142% Mar 25
17
Sep
8134 Sep
431,4
34%
100
6
11
3434
—5
Jan
10
3334
10
preferred
conv
Long Island Lighting Co
16
6
4
*
4.84%
Apr 14
6
90% Mar
87% Feb
7834 Jan
Jan
Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
4
138
7634 Jan/ 2
Lone
26
155% Apr
2
19% Jun
60
5
89
*
4034 Apr
Nov
10
55% Mar
104
15
86% Feb
11
Jan
128
13934 Jan
2
88% July 28
.
46% Jan 26
10034 Mar 20 \
9234 Feb
4
14
100% Apr 14
32% Jan 10
Mar 31
125
37% Jan
•
2'%
12.50
19%
19'%
5
59%
60
*80%
52
*94
96
21
2734
2834
28 %
28%
30,100
84%
84 %
85'A
*84%
85 %
150
33%
32%
32%
33
33 3 0
85%
82:,a
84'A
82%
83'%
2,600
28,900
*30'%
82%
563-t
57'%
11,200
33«
118,500
26,100
3,700
82%
*80'%
82'%
*80'%
82 %
5234
52=8
533s
5334
56=4
3'%
3
,1%
2
8
1934
19 %
19 = 4
19=4
19%
1934
59%
60
60
60%
60
60%.
GO %
2
800
3,600
27%
234
19=%
21
2=
20%
60=4
100
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2?
.
.
Monday, April 20
.
(1810)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Sauce for
Previous
Range Since
Year 1958
15
78
Sep
91
Dec 22
79
Sep 24
79
Oct
Jan
.97
82
92% May 13
15
0
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd__100
4.35% preferred series
100
>87%
*96
100
100
100
#
*86%
*84
85
*98%
99%
42%
43%
6
13
38
Mar 31
3.85%
85
Mar 24
3.80%
preferred series
preferred series
99% Mar 11
4.45%
preferred series
80
Jan
2
Aug 12
104
88% Apr 15
98
Mar 13
Jan
93
7
98
Feb
19
July
92
14
Jan
80% Jan
9
90 % Feb 26
Apr
102
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
13
Miami
4
40% Oct
5
24 Ye Mar
5
19
45
Feb
19
6
Middle South
6
48% Dec
51% Apr
:>AV\ Jan
33
Jan
23
44% Apr
6
Midland
28% Jun 25
35% Jan
43% Oct
13
39% Jan
2
47
Jan
26
Jun
10
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
39% Aug
21% Feb
4
2
24
7
Jan
17
Dec
7% Jan
2
10
20% Nov
5
Jan
13% Jan
13
28
Jan
10
11% Jan
2
35% Feb 18
18
Jan
8
6
11
17
73% Feb 25
126
NOV
28% Dec
31
5
99
6
32% Feb 24
26% Feb 10
18% Jan 28
20% Nov 14
Dec
116
29
111% Jan
8
8
33% Apr
14
Feb
9
21% Jan
2
35% Oct
27% Jan
6
35% Dec 29
35
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
6
16% Jan
Feb
25
44"% Aug
6
40% Jan
31
21% Mar
18% Feb 25
25"% Aug
6
Jan
10
39% Dec
16
2
9% Jun
5
9
36 % Jan
4% Jan
2
13
6% Feb
41% Jan
27
20
Apr
2
16% Oct 24
43% Dec 29
19% Dec 30
19
17
Apr
29% Mar 26
20% Feb
16
137% Apr
38
Mar
2
39
Oil Corp
5
22
Jan
2
48% Feb 20
30
17 % Mar 19
20% Jan
45
"
Jan.:. 5'
14% Jun 22
71% Dec
21% Dec
63% Feb
12
4
20% Jan 14
29
37% Dec 22
28'/a Feb 26
Jan
2
42% Nov
17% Jan
11% Jan
2
2
21% Nov 17
23% Dec 31
40% Feb
20% Jan
5
60% Dec 31
18% Feb 25
28
13
3
6
2
24% Apr
36% Jan
17
2
45 % Mar 18
24% Feb 24
May
23% Jan
2
57% Jan 28
30% Apr
31% Mar 31
35
34% Mar 12
17,600
13,300
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
9,300
97
98
98
*98
99
98%
98%
99
99
31
31
*30
31
*30%
31
30%
30%
1,000
300
2834
*23%
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
25%
27%
26
27%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
634
6%
6%
6%
6%
18%
18%
131%
134%
18%
134
18%
133
6%
47%
19%
473i.
477b
19%
19%
1,200
41,600
46%
46%
47%
47
1
Mohasco Industries Inc common—5
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
17
17%
17%
173},
17%
17%
63%
63%
63%
63%
63
63
Class
26%
53,700
39%
40
10,700
6%
7
5,300
11,600
17%
17%
17%
63
03
63
730
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73%
73%
72 %
*72' :>
73%
14%
*13%
14%
13%
133%
*13%
14%
13%
13%
200
21%
21%.
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
2,300
*13%
143)
*14
143.',
13%
13%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Chemical—
1,000 lira
Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward <b Co
No par
Moore-McCormack Lines
12,
Morrell (John) & Co_.
10
46
9%
15
310
*13%
100
9%
9%
14%
9%
1.000
84,500
47
46%
47%
46%
16%
47%
47%
48%
31%
31%
Montecatinl Mining 8c
American shares
*9%
*14
73
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
30:!;,
30%
31
4,100
•,73
46%
*72%
Motor
26%
74
Montana Power co
73
74
73%
74
74%
74%.
74%
74%
2,700
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
32
32%
31%
32
32%
32%
32%
33!'2
33%
33%
11,900
17,100
43%
43%
43%
45%
45%
44%
45%
44%
45
51,200
23%
23%
44%
23%
24 %
24%
24
23%
21
23%
24%
4,400
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
2935,
29
293%
6,100
81
82%
81%
84%
86 %
84%
85%
84%
85
6,600
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
23%
23%
10
8
X
*33%
33%
33%
84%
33%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
17
17%
16%
17%
4,800
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
29
29
28%
287b
2,500
—I
1
10
30%
30%
30
30%
29%
29%
30
3C
32%
3,600
45%
47%
463%
47%
47
47%
47%
48%
473.',
48%
7,800
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
8,600
No par
*41%
423/8
*41%
413.1
41%
42
27%
41%
41%
300
—3
Inc
Motorola
26%
39%
15,300
*13%
2
Chemical Co_
23,500
*73%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
ft
(The)
No par
Monsanto
17
*62%
46%
21%
47%
73
No par
28
No par
B
900
6%
45%
class A
1,400
16,300
8,300
39%
19%
100
100
1-25
1,200
18%
136
26'4
46
preferred
4.20% preferred.
28%
18%
135
473',
19%
3%%
28
18%
20%
45%
Missouri Public Service Co_
28%
134%
21
Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri
Products
Corp
Wheel Corp
38
Feb
25
50
Sep
18
40% Apr
1
50% Jan
9
11
Jan
8
15
Aug 19
13% Jan
2
18
Jan
9
Natco
43% Jan
14% Jan
9% Jan
3
59% Oct
14
52% Jan
12
59% Jan 29
2
22% Dec 29
21% Jan
6
2
16% Dec 19
14% Mar
29% Jan 22
18% Jan 26
23% Mar
2
31
8
26% Jan
2
41% Jan
6
51% Nov 20
15
149% Oct
3
49% Jan
154% Jan
9% Jan
2
10 % Apr
13
10
1,600
21%
6%
32% Apr
48 % Apr
Apr
37%
129%
21
39
2
27
33% Nov 28
37%
127%
21%
31
96%
*30
10
-——
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (O C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
19% Jan
38%
250
130%
21
5
RR
Missouri-Kan-Tex
2
17
16
30% Jan
2
21%
22
37%
2,300
128%
129
126
26%
Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Jan
2
21%
22%
37%
21%
20%
21%
125%
46
24% Jan
43% Jan
18
21%
37%
37%
21%
125
48
Mueller Brass Co
13
Dec
37%
37
21%
126
100
45
89%
47
20
25% Oct
37
21%
123%
44%
89
49%
Jan
32% Nov 21
44%
89%
47%
32
45
Jan
17
30% Jan
89%
48%
Motor
28
44%
89%
47
15
Feb
44%
89%
34
17% Jan
16
44%
90
37
9
il
18% Nov
12% Apr
19% Jan
9
91% Mar 18
44%
33%
13
17
44%
90
*36%
Monon RR
Mar 24
44%
89%
44%
34%
12
35% Mar
43 %
36%
Mojud Co Inc
78
12,200
*4?%
46%
33%
Monarch Machine Tool
48% Apr
50%
43%
45%
36%
29
8
49%
*41%
X20%
Jan
14
9.566
50%
43%
50
21%
24
28% Jan
46%
49%
*41%
34
6
38% Jan
46
50%
43%
36%
15
1
50^8
21%
13% Apr
18% Jan
31% Dec
45%
43%
50
33%
19
41% Nov 20
43%
43
*41%
36%
Mar 30
8
99%
33%
Jan
22% Jan
*58%
21%
16
29% Apr 30
99%
36 %
75
10% Jan
*93%
33%
08% Jan
2
99%
99%
21%
19
15
70
*98%
*98%
: 36%
Nov
Jan
87
21%
90
8
*85
33%
25
13% Apr
87
37%
10
24
*83
21%
Jan
8% Sep
10
85
85
84
84
33%
62
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
86%
36%
12% Jan
15% Jan
86%
89
Corp
60
18
89
1
1
5
Maid
19
20% Sep 29
14% Sep 23
*86%
18%
18
16% Dec
89
131%
Nov
6
*86%
18%
14% Dec
13
70
89
13434
80
8% Jan
95
*86%
18%
2
15% Jan
95
89
*28%
2
64% Feb
140
97%
132%
Jan
Jan
37
88%
87%
Mining & Mfg
No par
Minnesota 8c Ontario Paper——2.60
Minnesota Power 8c Light
No par
52
4% Jan
87
96
50%
Mission Corp
Mission Development
Jan
87
96
43
Minn
4
27% Apr 14
8
87
87%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minute
49% Apr
Shares
88%
97%
43
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—
the Week
Friday
Apr. 17
*96
100
10
preferred
22% Mar 26
41% Mar 16
Jan
1st
Sales fat
Thursday
Apr. 16
97%
50%
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg_
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
28
9
25% Jan
3
5%%
SALE PRICES
*96
88%
1
5
Midwest
Feb
92
10
Inc
24% Mar 20
18% Feb
Oct 31
96
*
Utilities
Enterprises Inc
38% Jan 22
130% Apr
16
24% Mar 25
111% Jan 28
Copper
Midland-Ross Corp common
27
Jan
76
50% Mar
88
14% Jan
59
2
2
25 7b Feb
78
Sep
39
33% Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 13
Apr. 14
Apr. 13
Pat
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan.1
*41%
31
42
900
N
,
50% Jan 17
19% Jan
37% Jan
20% Jan
Jan
Jan
168
20
16% Nov 20
86% Deo 19
2
Apr
2
26% Apr 14
46% Feb
2
29% Feb 12
49% Nov 21
2
2
66 V*
30% Dec 11
7
6
31% Nov 19
103% Nov 19
99% Jan
5
22% Apr
59 % Feb
10
10
34% Apr
56
13
Mar 13
164% Apr
14% Jan
3
12
Jan
5
32% Jan
15
80
51% Apr 17
34% Mar 3
109
Apr
6
86% Jan
2
17% Jan
2
24
42
Jan
8
59% Dec 11
.90
Jan
7
100
84% Apr 17
Oct
B.
Feb
9
117
Jan
168
Jun
19
152% Jan
5
159
Mar
143
Jun
17
131
Jan
5
17
Jan
2
28% Jan
2
15
IS3/,
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55 %
55%
5G%
56%
56%
X27
28%
28%
28%.
273'i
28%
26%
27%
26%
27
14%
14%
14%
14%
16%
15%
15%
15
15%
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common
148
Dec
9
93
May 8
115% Oct 10
128% Nov
7
13% Jan
7
18% Sep
21% May 12
30% Sep
104
Mar 30
46
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
77% Dec
17
40% Sep
Apr 10
7474 Jan
7
9
Jan
23
21% Apr
2
10% Jan
6
Jan
9
13% Jan
7
36
Dec"" 4
7% Jan
11%
7% Jan
9% Jan
4% Jan
12"% Oct 22
12
14% Oct
7
8% Dec
18
7% Jan
8
24% Jan 21
68% Apr 16
97% Feb 26
21
22
Mar 25
38% Mar 24
14% Apr
2
13
107b Mar 24
Feb
12
Jan
9
15
6
2
377b Apr 13
43% Feb 26
74% Oct 23
84% July
7
78% Jan
14
14Ya Jan
8
20
Nov 19
19% fon
2
82
Dec 15
96
May 29
83
68
Jan 14
36% Apr 30
92% Apr
43% Jan
108% Oct 13
'50% Oct 13
17% Jan
2
26
13% Mar
3
18
Apr
2
180
Jan
16
Dec
17
25% Feb
Dec
280
31
Jan
8
34% Jan 15
440
Feb 13
10%
11%
107 b
11
23,600
71
713;,
71 a/8
72%
34,300
27%
27%
9,200
15,700
31,200
11,900
11,300
10,300
27%
27%.
27%
27%
49
49%
27%
49%
27%
49%
50%
50%
51%
32%
3274
33%
49%
33%
50%
32%
33%
33 %
33%
106%
107%
107%
107%
107%
107%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
64%
67
67%
67%
67%
67%
67%
68%
677 a
94
93
93
26%
*93
*93
94
107
107%
106
107
113%
113%
114%
156%
155
156%
156
133
134
*132%
134
134
134
134
134
National Linen Service Corp
—1
Natl Malleable 8c Steel Cast-No par
National-Standard Co
——10
*46
,
20
78%
—10
No par
79%
100
114%
114%
11,400
155%
155
%
130
*134
135
520
20
20
20
*20
20 74
20
20
37%
3774
377b
37
37%
37%
387b
4,300
4674
46%
47
47%
48
52
52%
54
3,700
78%
79
79
80
8074
81
817 b
82
27,800
20
36
46%
1131$ 114%
94
36
20
36
22%
68%
*93
159
.
2,100
*38%
38%
38%
387b
38%
38%
38%
38%
800
22%
23y8
22%
2374
237b
387b
23%
387b
4
new
22%
237b
227b
227b
1
xll%
11%
11%
11%
11%
117b
11%
117b
117b
11%
12,500
30,100
—
l
13%
13%
13%
14%
13%
1474
147 b
147b
14
147 b
6*800
1
1874
18%
17%
1874
17%
1774
177b
1774
9%
9%
97b
974
8%
97 b
8%
97b
8,700
12,000
—1
97b
1474
18%
9%
1774
1
1474
14%
14%
5
36%
377b
36%
37
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
4074
41
41
41
*41
81
81
80
80
*79
41%
807b
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
207b
*83
86
86
86
National U S
Radiator
National Vulcanized Fibre
Natomas Co
Co
—
Neisner Bros Inc
Neptune Meter
3%<&
__
Co
preferred
—100
New
New York Central
31V* Feb 27
32% Nov 10
275
113/8
71%
32 3%
94
130
IO34
70%
112
Co
53%
160%
700
20,600
11,100
6,300
7,200
70%
69%
*156%
National Tea
33%
52%
160%
31%
*93
4,000
167b
33
53%
113
27% Apr
30% Jan
6
33%
162
157
49% Mar 13
16
52%
161
111%
107% Mar 11
9
32%
52%
163
156%
preferred A
preferred B
19
Mar 16
34%
34
52%
*162
ft
7%
6%
7
17
86
15%
*56
100
—100
National Lead Co common
2
19
10%
69%
15%
27
England Electric System..—1
New Jersey Pr 8c Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp
—10
Newport News Ship 8c Dry Dock—.1
23% Jan 27
29% Nov 20
82% Mar
21% Jan
26
10%
No par
National Theatres Inc
36% Apr
36% Jan
Apr
preferred.
24% Mar 25
1274 Mar 23
13% Aug 11
2
$4.50
vmraon
54
162%
69
1
Gas Co
National Gypsum C^
34%
34%
52%
533/a
*162% 164
10%.
10%
34%
52%
10
National Fuel
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref Co
18% Apr
34%
162%
National Dairy Products
ft
Natl Distillers 8c Chem Corp com—ft
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Apr 16
86% Mar 12
4074 Mar 13
38% Nov 19
10% Jan
26% Jan
ft
10
preferred
National Can Corp
National Cash Register—
National City Lines Inc
3
52
14%
100
10
ft
1
7%
134% Mar 12
10
25
•
National Acme Co
1
National Airlines
1
National Automotive Fibres Inc—X
Corp
New York
N Y
Air
Brake..
*83
Chicago & St Louis Co
36%
7,400
4074
4074
797b
797b
86
147b
147b
*367b
147b
800
100
80
*78 7b
207 b
20%
*85
33,800
2C
88
9574
957b
94
95
94
95
9274
9474
5,000
45%
447 b
45
4474
45%
45
45 74
10,700.
2674
44%
26 VH
45%
25%
2874
.lft
95%
44%
I
—50
N Y New Haven 8c Hartford Co-
*83
900
3574
41
1474
367b
957b
—No oar
N V As Harlem RR Co—
86
147 b
3674
41
1474
3674
26%
267 b
267b
267b
277 b
27
277b'
28%
287b
2974
28%
2974
287b
297b
2974
29%
32%
*311
33
350
32%
*311
32%
33 %
32%
33
*3il
350
*311
330
337b
327b
33
*311
330
9,500
75,600
33,900
330
-
5% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
25% Apr
8
87b Mar 25
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
10% Jan
6
Mar 23
20% Jan
5
18
32% Apr
7
38% Feb 17
6
58% Jan 21
16
84% mar 11
56% Dec 31
29% Jan
2
39
76
85
Mar 18
53% Feb
•V
77
Jan
Nov 18
38% Jan
2
Sep
5
70% Sep 19
<
„
July 8
80% July 25
G8%Jan
8
73% Feb
6
76
Oct
-Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
79
80
2
———No par
i
41% Jan 14
73% Apr
1
777b Apr 13
Common
94
18% Jan
31% Jan
2
3
"•
Jan
7
5
6
104% Jan
5
108
105 % May 16
27
Dec 29
96% Jan
5
102% Feb 26
26% Jan
2
29% Mar 18
56
Jan
9
Nopco Chemical Co—
Apr 17
84% Feb
6
22% Jan 12
79% Mar 17
37% Apr
2
97% Apr 17
23% Mar 10
39% Feb
9
52% Mar 18
North
21% Jan 28
70
Feb
108
,
61% Dec
2
92
15% Jan
2
27% Nov 17
63% Apr
11
26% Apr
9
Oct 23
72% Nov 19
32% Dec 30
109% Jun 13
106% Aug 5
32% Jan 12
113% May 26
59% Nov 5
16% Jan
Nov
19
23% Apr 18
45% Dec 19
•
85% Mar
88% Apr
3
2
Mar 23
X55%
56
*80,
81
2,700
19
19
19%
3374
347b
3474
35%
2,200
4,900
974
18%
33%
56%
97b
187b
9%
33%
35% Jan 22
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
105
Jan
7
108
108
113% Mar
Feb
27
16
Jan
8
47% Feb
9
527b Mar 13
6
;
2
72 % Jan
2
25% Apr 17
77% Mar 17
94
Jun
83
11
88% Mar 23
92
July 16
2
33% Dec 31
30% Dee 17
31
Feb
G
34% Dec 31
57% Dec 10
For footnote—
n»>»
•
imca
or
39%
72 "
73
76
77%
397b
557b
81
.3974
,.81*
81.
*86
89
74
76
■
77
81
81
*86
-
89
5574
Capital Corp
preferred
preferred
Feb
83% Jan 21
86% Mar
2
Common
397b
73
*72%'
76
76
8174
8171
L
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series.—
$4.16 preferred series
82% Jan
5
88% Mar 23
84
Jan
5
89
31% Jan
30% Jan
5
43% Apr
13
Northrop
7
46% Apr
10
Northwest Airlines Inc—
31% Jan
7
44
Apr 10
62
Mar 19
47% Jan .27
Mar 25
89
•86
105
105
5%%
97b
„
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
87
105%
1007w
105%
105%
10574
101
101
100%
1007b
9974
277b
277b
277b
28
707b
7174
27%
27%
27%
71%
71%
71%
72
*707b
73
37%
91%
*35%
37%
*36
377b
23
*22%
90
2874
287b
50
7174
72
337b
34%
9174
9274
23
46
467V
287b
297b
*7l7b
727b
3374
347b
9274
*22 7-a
*36
95
94
23
47
5,800
28,700
*72 7b
*75
807b
*86
200
76
300
807b
390
87
10574
10574
100
100
28
*7174
28%
73
380
550
5,500
800
36
367b
200
967b
9774
9,700
23
*22%
477b
29
47
2874
*72
73
♦72
73
34
33
34
337b
107%
108
*107 7b
23
477b
2974
73
3374
108
42,100
6,200
30
10,900
40
*107% 107%
107%
107%
1077b
108
11174 11274
50
507b
11174
11274
1117 b
112 V*
1117b
11174
50 y«
517 b
5174
5174
51%
517 b
517b
51%
13,400
24%
2574
257b
7,100
112
112
250
24%
25
25
247b
25
25
257 b
757b
757b
7574
76
*757b
76
•757b
76
76
76:
450
*8574
867b
867b
867b
*8574
86%
86 Vb
86 %
8574
110
85
8674
867 b
8574
86 %
*85
867b
*867b
867 b
*85
867 b
85
87
*86
87
♦867b
37%
*86 7
87
*86
877 b
b
*86
87
877b
427b
♦867b
877b
*84
867b
*86
417b
42
40%
867b
41%
427b
437b
427b
437b
417*
4474
4574
4174
447s
42
43%
41%
437b
427b
4274
25
437b
44
417b
437a
42
42 V4
42
42
4174
4274
1.25
5874
59
5974
59
597b
59
6074
59
59
61
.
180
70
877b
1
—
150
73
37
287b
2874
397'b
3374
*72
55%
797b
3974
'
377b
477b
477b
2874
*22%
55
I* 77%
10
Corp
conv
817b
101
27%
—.10
100
76
81%
*86
--
105%
46%
100
—.100
100
.100
73
*75%
,
101
45%
5
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
54%. -55%
,8074.
397b
3974
105
*22%
100
100
—5
Northern Pacifio Ry
.
.80
*72%
'
*72%
.
81
.
'397b
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
22% Jan
37% Dec 17
5%%
5.80%
39%
1
Northeast
73
Jan
81% '81%,
1
American Aviation
29% Apr 17
83% Jan 23
10% Jan
9%
18%
33%
2S
Adjustment preferred
6
22% Nov 11
94% Jun 19
93% Mar 7
Norfolk «& Western Ry common—2ft
2
7
83% Dec 31
22% Apr
7
9%
18%
33%
*35%
issued
Jan
70% Sep 25
13
When
2
32% Jan
81
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
80% Oct
1
9%
*18%
33%
5574
—No par
—
preferred
-iilBO .
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40%' preferred———————10(y'
3.60% preferred—.
.———100
3.90% .preferred————100
J00
4.10% preferred.
.100
5.25% preferred.
4.85% preferred
—100
—ft
Niagara Share Corp.
$3.75
82% Jan
53% Apr" 7
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
102
9%
18%
33%
'
1
;
•"
36
103
9%
18%
——100
N Y State Elactflc CSOCorp—
38% Jan
2
74% Sep 17
67
Common
Preferred 5%> series A—
New York Shipbuilding Corp.»
20,200
32,200
3,000
2,100
1959
Volume
189
Number 5839
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1811)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range (or Previous
8TOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGII SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Fir
Tuesday
Apr. 14
Apr. 13
Wednesday
Apr. 15
1
Thursday
-
lor
the Week
Friday
Apr. 16
Shares
Apr. 17
o
50% Jan 14
90
60% Nov 20
60% Jan
2
67% Jan 30
10
91
Jan
2
95% Jan
16
92% May 16
80
Jan
2
85
12
16
78% Sep 19
103
94*2 Nov 17
103
Sep
89
Oct
31
28% Jan
102
13
27
Dec
6
88 % Dec
Jan
17
94% Feb
18
100
Jan
Jan
92% Apr
7
95% Jan
43% Aug 11
31
May 16
39% Jan
2
28% Feb 10
34% Mar
17% Mar 11
18
18%
98
Jun
3
89
Jan
Feb
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
16
27
90% Feb
5
29% Dec
9
27% Jan.
5
30% Jan
23
45% Dec
31
41% Feb
9
7% Jan
"2
15% Dec 15
14% Jan
7
40% Jan
13
74
Dec
17
61 Vi Jan
20% Jan
7
35
Dec
18
30% Jan 26
35
Apr
16
Apr
6
3712 Feb 24
15% Dec
4
66% Dec 16
59
89% Dec
July 15
Jan
7
93',2 Oct
31
1
Oct
6
32
Feb
93
2
2
21% Dec? 18
May 22
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
18*4 Jan
40
17
14
2
Jan
4734 jan
3
64% Nov
2
40 Va Jan
Oct
2
64
Dec
3
18
4
21
23% Feb 26
Mar 16
56% Feb 10
66% Apr
61
66% Apr
3
56% Jan
7
39
9
19
19
2
1683/4 Apr 17
134% Feb
3
144
7
4% Jan
7
23% Nov 12
22% Jan
3
27
3
17
5% Nov
37
Jan
2
62% Dec
90
Jan
3
98
30% Jan
2
4734 Nov
33
2
45% Dec
Apr
Jan
6% Jan 29
9
59% Jan
92
Feb
3
94
5
46
Jan
7
8
36% Feb
9
27% Dec 23
July 17
'15% Jan
6
23% Jan 23
45% Apr
263/4 Feb
57
19
46% Jan
12
65% Mar 20
2% Jan 23
3Va Jan 30
Oct
29
3% Nov 21
9
2
15% Nov 11
12% Feb 26
15% Jan
1914 Jan
6
25
Jun
16
22% Jan
8
10
49
Dec
30
47% Jan
8
56
23y» Jan
3
39% Nov 20
34% Feb
3% Jan
2
8% Aug 25
2334 Oct 17
14
4
24% Apr
3014 Jan
9 % Mar 19
2134 Jan
28
2
7
113
Dec
9
98% Jan 21
117
85
Dec
31
74% Jan 20
90
Jan
13
% Jan
2
65
Oct
14
57% Dec 31
94'4 Sep 18
104 % Jun
92% Sep 30
11% Feb 28
101% Apr 25
19% Dec 29
28% Jan
7
37
2
Jan
19
43% Dec 29
51% Dec
8
62
5
5
99
Jan
6
94% Jan
7
15% Apr
1
20
43
Feb
62
Jan
14
14% Jan
3
3
Jan
9
74
18
26% Jan
2
31% Apr
5
36% Feb
13
102
13
May
9
18% Dec
2
49% Jan
5
59% Mar 11
5
Feb
Dec
41% Dec
40% Dec 30
16
55% Mar 20
10
493/4 Jan
6934 Sep 23
27
82% Mar 23
Jan
8
5
Apr
10
111
Dec
9
on
16%
♦15%
16%
67%
88%
68%
67%
68%
89%
88%
91%
105%
105%
105%
33%
105%
34
*104%
33%
S6
94%
94^
12%
13%
33%
34
*94
95%
25
65
65%
.No par
No par
52%
53%
*38
165%
103% Apr
15
88% Apr
13
95
Apr
101% Jan
17
Jan
2
9
104% Jan
26
64% Jan
6
131% Mar 20
1
21
Jan
7
67
Jan
5
713/4 Apr
Jan
6C
Dec 31
59
Feb
16
74% Jan
89
Mar 18
80
Jan
5
84 % Apr
86
Mar 12
79
Jan
B
82
47% Jan
7
65%
53%
X52 %
40
65%
53%
39
39
64%
65%
66%
65%
65%
52
.
1,100
9,300
52%
10,400
52 %
52%
•39/4
39%
•39%
164%
165%
164% 165%
164%
160%
166%
168%
141%
141%
142
142%
142%
142%
142%
5%
50
143%
5%
5%
5%
5%,
5%
33%
5%
35
34%
33%
33%
33%
24%
24%
*24%
25
62%
63%
60%
62
2%
2%
2%
50%
52%
51%
•
52%
51%
52%
93
93
47%
47%
473/4
45%
43%
45 y8
43%
45
25
61%
35
60%
25
61%
2%
13%
2%
2%
•93
•24%
2%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
24
24
23%
2?%
52%
52%
52 %
53
53%
54
54%.
55
1
37%
37%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
1
-
36%
8%
t
40
22%
No par
107%
10
Penney (J C) Co
83%
Chemicals
Corp
Panna Glass Band Corp
Penn Power At Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
13%
8%
8%,
*22 %
22%
109'
108
84%
13
73
No par
58%
59%
100
101%
84
102/2
1
*72%
59
101%
13%
24
*23%
8%
8%
22%
22%
109
109%
84
84
75
*72%
8%
8%
14
•23%
8%
102
8%
22%
22%
22%
2,000
110%
108%
IO91/4
4,000
•833/4
3,100
85
83%
84
72%
59%
83
/
.
74
72%
59%
59%
101%
101
101%
100%
101
•72%:
59%
97%
97
97%
96%
97
17%
16%
17
17
17%
17%
18%
110,000
52
52%
52%
53%
53%
54
53%
53%
400
•53
58%
59%
58
59
58
56%
70%
70%
70%
69%
69%
70
69
69
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
43%
43
43
43%
43%
43%
44
99
}
*42%
*98%
*98%
99%
•98%
99%
99%
99%
19%
19%
yl.i'
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
2,900
5%
5%
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
3,400
116%
.—100
Corp of America
1
Pfelffer Brewing Co
5
Pflser (Chas) Ac Co Inc common
l
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
59
122%
*98
42
%
99
*
.
99
19
18%
5%
5%
.120% 123%
122%
57%
•69
124
122
124
99
•98
99
128%
•98
64%
62%
63
62%
63%
20,500
53%
54%
54%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54
53%
53%
21,200
No par
•1 conv preference com
62%
No par
common
98
62%
*21%
21%
*21%
22%
•21%
102%
103%
103%
87%
87%
preferred
[.
100
preferred
100
4.30% preferred
—100
4.68% preferred
—100
Phlla Ac Reading Corp
—1
Pfailco Corp common
—3
344% preferred eerles A—100
Philip Morris Inc common
8
100
86%
*96%
*103
22%
101
88%
98 %
104
109%
114%
21%
101
87%
*96%
*103
*98
102
88%
87%
98
104
109%
96%
96%
96%
22
21%
103%
87%
•102
95
96%
•103
104
103
115
112%
114
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30%
*70%
71%
♦70%
71%
29%
70%
30%
71%
70%
70
70
62
62
6L%
62%
63%
62%
63%
63
63%
7,200
—100
83
83
84%
84%
*82%
85
84%
84%
•82
84%
210
100
*78
•78
81
81
•80
81
81
*79
81
•80
29%
50%
51%
51%
14%
13%
14%
14%
95% May
7
97
96
99
•95
99
42% Jan
3
74% Dec 23
14
Jan
2
52% Feb
26
24 % Nov 20
100
Nov 17
9
20% Jan
8
36% Apr
16
124% Apr
41 % Apr
15
Jail
87
19
16
2
22%
Oct~13
39% Apr
21% Jan
82% Jan
6
93% Jun 25
90% Feb
18
84% Jan
7
99% July 29
17% Aug
8
93
Feb
5
15% Jan
8
16% Jan
14% May 13
128
NOV
10
135
Jun
4
133
128
Apr
17
140
Jan
22
134
15% Jan
.
lfj
24% Mar 12
5
94
Mar 18
99% Apr
2
1634 Feb
17
Attn
9. y. 137
Mar
4
Jan
5
145
Mar
4
28% Oct
25
13
24% Jan
9
30% Mar 25
81
2
67% Feb
17
Apr
11
74
9
91% Mar 19
Aw
Jan
14:4Jan
2
24% Dec 30
21% Mar 30
28% Jan 26
62
Jan
2
73
Oct
23
71% Jan
2
82% Jan 29
68% Jun
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
8
86
20
Apr
9
123 % Jan
2
17% July 7
113% Aug 27
39% Jan 10
69
Jan
10
24% Sep 29
125
July 11
77% Dec 18
113 % Dec
16
63
102
Apr 16
Apr 15
Feb
9
23% Jan
9
132
Mar 16
74% Jan
2
114% Jan
22
15
19% Jan 31
39% Nov 14
34% Mar 31
39% Apr
21 Ta Mar 20
321/4 Nov 14
27% Jan
3138 Apr
12
17
131% Mar 10
When issued
83
41%
*94
No par
99
84
42%
95%
*96%
85
42%
*94
51
85%
42%
85
42%
*94
95%
43%
95%
118
2
34%
119%
33%
99
85%
43%
•94
86%
120
36%
123%
124%
117%
38,200
14%
3,000
3,800
43%
36%
123%
51%
90
443/4
6,700
•94
95%
35%
500
86%
43%
34%
3034
99
•96
34%
122%
41%
...
95%
36%
118%
39%
36%
122
common.
convertible preferred
3,300
3,500
23%
4,700
23%
23
95%
*93
95 %
*93
95%
•93
95%
•93
95%
*97
99
*97
99
•37
99
•97
99
•97
99
23%
23%
15%
1
15%
Pitts Ft Wayne Ac Chic Ry eom.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
*138%
146
*138%
140%
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
23%
15%
23%
23%
15%..
15%
140
•140
140
140
*138
22%
23%
30%
47,200
77
79
46,500
23%
23
23%
23%
22,100
23%
Pitts ton Co (The) common
$3.50 convertible preferred
l
66
66%
65
75
,3,50
*105
106%
103
105
102
36%
37%
37
3C
38
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
_
_
*126
129
♦123
129
65%
"70
30%
78
23%
20%
4,400
•-
30%
82%
20 3 a
140
75%
77%
20%
16%
146
•138
30%
22%
76%
'
77%
*76%
83
15%
•140
,
30%
*81%
76%
140
75%
100
*82
146
1
.
30%
.100
100
.100
20
16
16
•139
140
pfd
Pittsburgh Ac West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young At Ash pfd
10
16%
146
138%
30
30%
30%
30%
1 25
77
78
77% -7834
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
». /■»
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—Name changed to Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1st series prior
23'%
*138%
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
1% preferred class A
23%
*93
.10
No par
No par
9,000
41%
...
34.80 preferred (conv)
5%%
86
•95
39%
33%
—1
issued
Pitts Coke Ac Chem Co
•6
*96%
No par
•4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp—..
Pltney-Bowes Inc
When
18,400
48,200
61%
51%
44% Apr
80
230
111%
71%
xl4%
94
200
450
330
104
110%
14%
2
21%
88%
96
•102
104
114
112%
50
103%
•87%
51%
Jan
18,000
99
98
14%
41% Mar 31
131
10
62%
•r
50%
90
140
63%
14%
Jun~20
9,700
23,100
1,700
62%
51%
100 %
57%
12.60
14%
88% Nov 25
360
*69
50%
Apr 17
720
30%
42%
*98%
"
No par
preferred
97%
16%
58%
100
33%o
common
97
17
52
25
97
—5
90
5,400
16%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
5%
preferred
—100
PUlsbury Co common
25
2
300
59%
97
Phillips Petroleum
72% Jan
74
101%
97%
15% Mar 12
Mar 24
25,000
22%
52% Mar 23
97
20,200
108%
2
5
300
2,500
37%;
8%
*
^
22%
11% Jan 28
Jan
1,100
109%
12% Sep 24
Apr 14
25,800
56
2
8
1,500
24%
■
7% Jan
56% Feb 27
500
60%
2%
59%
59%
70
3,900
64,400
25%
60%
2%
52
*23%
10,300
14%
60%
23%
3.50
146,600
94
94
25
prior preferred
220
4,500
34
24%
2%
100
4,480
47%
*93
—.5
common
39%-
142
2.50
Ford
200
66%
165%
Pttmelee Transportation
.No par
Patin o Mines Ac Enterprises—_1
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Mar 23
66%
44%
4%
14
•66%
45%
4.40%
65% MarlO
23
44%
3.80%
31% Mar 11
71% Nov 24
43
•21
43%
26
19
28
22
42%
2234 Jan
Feb
Jan
4,600
•21
No par
21% Mar 31
98
83
10,000
21%
13%
48
Phlla Electric Co
7
12%
21%
*13%
47%
Petroleum
6
12%
13%
48
8
10
21%
93%
Apr
3,700
95%
12%
50%
Peoples Gas Light Ac Coke
17
800
34%
12%
93%
4%%
104%
34
♦94
13%
49%
63/4 Feb 24
104%
33%
95%
33%
*94
21 %
47%
Pet Milk Co
5,900
13%
92%
&
3,800
90%
12%
48%
conv
105
69%
90
22%
92%
Parker Rust Proof Co
500
68%
12%
65%
53%
*38
105
16
16
'
22
22%
64%
40
*141%
l
Pepsi-Cola Co
6
57% Jan
OO
48
57
49% Dec
22,700
51,900
*15%
49%
2
29
34%
16%
65%
100
Jan
Jan
71%
33%
88%
No par
49
75
51.500
70%
34%
68 %
64%
preferred
60% Dec 31
26% Dec
18%
70%
37%
5%
2
12% Jan
18%
69%
34
19%
68
X34%
193/4 Jan 22
99
19%
70%
34%
63%
5%
3714 Jan
14
18%
70
88
*21
in
91,700
34
68
33
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Nov
18%
•89
69%
86
35%
5
May 5
May 13
18%
..
35
33%
*15%
5%
Mar 30
72
69
34%
Apr
107
18%
69%
1
70% Mar
8
50
1
100
Sep
49%
18%
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
4% preferred
100
Paeiflo Tin Consolidated
131
27% Jan
50%
66%
9
100;
49%
66
7
102
493*
65%
13
24
48%
23
Jan
NOV
48%
*21
593/4 Jan
92
47%
22%
64% Nov 20
16
7,800
65
100% Jun 17
Jun
29-%
*21
7
24
60
29%
23
22
107% May
93% Feb
90%
29%
68%
*95
700
90 Va
29
19
105%
•
17%
17%
•89
29%
47%
23% .'33%
*15%
16%
1
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis Ac Co
17%
89
29
47
15
I
17%
89
29%
*13%
Jan
Aug 27
17%
90
29
13%
Jan
20% Sep 11
9614 Oct
7
*89
*13%
99% Feb 25
97% Feb
17%
89
129 %
13%
92
81
*17%
No par
37
96
17%
17%
89
28%
13
2
173/4 Mar
Jan
*17%
22%
12
97% Feb 18
4
6,200
1
Peoria Ac Eastern Ry Co
Mar 23
443/4 Mar 18
-
32,100
32%
13%
Ftnnsalt
8
97% Jan 28
19% Jan
2
4
Jan
59% Apr
102% Apr
42%
32%
30c
Penn-Texas Corp common
•1.60 convertible preferred
21
Mar
41
32%
j
Penn-Dlxte Cement Corp
Mar 11
65% Feb
32% Mar 11
95
23Y2 Jan
41%
32%
12%
•%
39% Mar 12
2
13% Jan
40%
33
22%
Penlck
110
94
94
41 %
32%
.5
common
Peabody Coal Co
8
17
10
*
82% Jan
41
16
Jan
7
4914 May 15
49
Apr
Corp
preferred
4%
93%
40%
33%
20
Panhandle East Pipe LineCommon
2
28
93%
41%
33%
Corp
BO'/a Mar 13
Jan
94
40%
33 %
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
13
49% Apr
8
Apr 15
*92%
*93
40%
33%
ZZZlOO
Pacific Mills
9
35% Apr
94
94
180
40
7.60
6% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
15
250
96 %
Amer Fisheries luc
g
Pacific Cement &
Aggregates Inc_»
5
96%
97%
Pacific
16
15% Jan
96%
*96%
—6.25
Paper Co
270
96%
97%
Pacific Coast Co common
233% Jan
Jan
Apr 21
71a Jan
13% Apr 14
19% Jan
5
12% Mar 26
Jan
143
2% Jan
IB
37
Dec
Dec
26
Oxford
513/4 Jan
150
1234 Jan
4
149
39% Oct 30
2
Feb
16
20
Sep 30
130
Jan
993/4 Feb
Jan
54% Dec 31
2034 Feb 21
II734 Jan
10 3/4 Jan
36
12
85
97%
Corp
l
Owens-IUlnols Glass Co com—6J15
4% preferred
—.100
3
94%
85
97%
Outboard Marine Corp——.
16
Apr
64%
94%
85
97%
*93
Otis Elevator
107
64%
94%
•82%
94
4,000
64%
93%
85%
95%
*
63%
•83
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Flberglas
5
91% Apr
Mar 19
9% Jan
5
74% Mar
9
5
7*s Jan
i 10
79% Feb
97% Jan 27
38% Aug
96% May
2
851
78% Jan
61% Feb 10
9934 July 29
2512 Jan
s.
11
19
15
64%
85
*93%
5
Gas
Olin Mathleson Chemical
Oliver Corp common
14
15% Jan
12
III
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural
50% Apr 16
19% Mar 20
64%
93%
84
.100
Okla Gas & Elec Co common
4% preferred
5
£4%
84%
n0 pair
Ohio Oil Co
"7
63%
93%
*82%
.100
4
3112 Apr
64
93%
.100
4
27
63%
.100
preferred.
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
27% Dec
May 27
JIM
J
3.90%
13
44% Feb
297s Dec 31
3
17% Jan
Jun
22%
76%
76
76%
•75
76
130
*81%
83
82%
82%
83
83
2,420
20%
21
21
21%
21
21%
4,100
129
*126
76%
♦126
63%
129
•126
129
-
39%
37%
39
11,900
1,160
10,900
29%
30%
30%
31%
16,200
124%
127 %
16,400
65
63
64%
102
102
102%
39
84'A
103
38
64%
103
.
125%
29%
127%
}23%
126%
10
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
4,900
5%% sink fund preference—100
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
93%
94
93%
94
29%-
29%
28%
29', it'
28%
29
29%
29%
28%
29%
1,180
7,000
83%
83%
84%
83%
84%
5
43% Jan
2
88% Dec
15
90
22% Jan
10
28% Dec 31
o5
Jan
31
78% Nov 20
89% Mar 23
Procter Ac Gamble
o
82%
83
82%
82%
42% Jan
9
50% Dec 31
47% Feb 17
58% Jan
53
52%
52%
53
S3
52%
53
53
53%
9,400
2,600
2
39
14
38% Jan
2
43% Apr
8
43%
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42 y8
16,300
7
30% May
2
18
29% Jan
2
83% Mar
3
31%
32%
31%
6,200
84
6
91% Mar 20
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public 8erv Elec & Gas com
No par
•1.40 dlv preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
—100
•52%
29% Jan
*
2
16% Jan
26% Jan
82
Oct
83% Nov
,
109% Nov 20
24
Jan
7
26% Feb
2
Dec
12
88
Jan
14
27% Jan
22
95% Apr
29% Feb
2
24
84% Jan
6
92
Mar 20
Jan
2
93
Jan
16
4-30%
1071/2 Apr 22
102
106% Apr
6
48% Feb
9
Sep
12
5% Jan
2
21% Feb
4
Feb
2
113% Fan
2
24% Jan
10
18
151*4 Dec
■4
11
85
8
7
17
113% Dec 31
2
67% Jan
2
44% Apr
,71V4 Jan
Dec
23 % Jun
12
26% Jan
Jan
31
46
18
15
Jan
80% Mar 13
2
70% Nov 26
Oct
Feb
30
Dec
35% Dec 29
21
11% Apr
84
16
Mar
32% Jan
76% Mar 13
,
23% Jan
22% Mar
117% Feb
15
Jan
13
9
5
16
9
.
86% Jan
7
8
35% Apr
3
5.05%
fobllc
—100
41%
32
*88
226
32%
90
124%
•88
128%
90
82%
31%
•88
31%
89
*89%
91
*90%
91%
91%
*91
92
•91
92
91
91%
91
105
'
31 y8
31%
32
89
89
•87%
88%
91%
•90
91%
50
90%
230
•90%
•90%
92
105
89%
10
105%
105%
105%
105%
105%
104%
105 V*
690
100
Co of Indiana.—No par
45%
45%
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
44%
46%
9,400
74%
76
72
74
73
73
73
73
73%
73%
390
preferred
8erv
1%%
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred^
4.80% preferred
100
35
23
-26
22
100
.
*114
23
22%
22
*21%
114%
12%
114
23%
•22%
23%
22
*21%
•22%
22
114%
114% 114%
21%
113%
23%
21%
114
104
•22%
21
113%
23 %
500
21
800
114
1,170
21,900
11%
12 y8
5
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
.11%
12%
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power At Light Co—10
*84%
85
84%
84%
•84%
85%
84%
85%
♦84'A
85%
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
343/a
34%
x33%
34%
5,400
64 y2
5,500
47%
30,600
7,000
160
2,100
Publlcker Industries Inc
2
60
Nov
19
58
Jan
2
64% Feb
24
Pullman
Feb
25
45
Dec
31
40% Feb
13
48% Apr
16
Pure
27% Feb
11
52
Nov
19
49
17.
54% Jan
16
(junker Out«
43% Jan
29
100
preferred
124
1
—10
4.18% preferred
88
IOO
Sep
5
Apr 23
98
20% Nov
9
__
Potomac Electric Power Co
Apr 16
5
29
21
73% Feb
....
__
93
Oct
105
Nov
Corp
Paor Ac Co.
29
86
Jan
28
2
95
37
96% Jan
2734 Oct
Polaroid
Oil
Inc
com
No par
(The)
B
63
64
63%
63%
63%
64%
63%
64%
64 %
46%
47%
47%
47%.
47%
47%
'47%
48%
47%
130
Q
131
23
Oct
28
146 % Apr
July 28
For
footnotes
23
28% July 24
see
page
26.
Apr
131% Jan
2
Feb
25
24
140
Mar
27% Jan
5
26
6%
Co
(The) common
preferred
•juaker State Oil Refining Corp
•
100
10
4 9%
135
24%
49%
135
24%
49 %
134
24%
49%
134
24%
49%
135
24%
49%
135
24%
•49%
134
:
24%
49%
49
49%
134%
•133
136%
25
25%
25
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.
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
(1812)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
tjnrmi
Apr. 11
Apr. 13
Sales far
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 15
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
iMfe for Freriou
gear 1968
;
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 16
Shares
Apr. 17
R
9
29% Mar 24
Banco
56% Jan
6
48% Dec 31
43% Feb
9
75% May 12
71% Jan
10
24% Dec 31
8
14% Jan 13
60% Oct 21
16% Apr
45% Apr
23% Dec
17
19% Feb
9
27% Apr
14
Dec
17
56% Jan
16
70% Mar
22% Apr
13
25
3
21
69
19% July 14
Jan
5 fe
55%
58%
59%
73%
73%
72%
73'%
72%
26%
27'"
27%
26%
27%
28
-No par
62 %
62%
—
34
Jan
5
30
Jan
2
4%
37% Jan 26
33% Jan 14
5
64
50
22
19"% Jan
2
25% Apr
10
Jan
5
19
10
Reeves Bros Inc
54% Feb
9
72% Apr 15
36% Mar 25
14% Oct
12
Apr
When Issued
:
Reis
2
20% Apr
Oct
15
Jan
13
50% Oct
27
42% Jan
8
16% Dec
May 20
60% Jun 24
16% Jan
2
Jan
31
9
Jan
7
16% Jan
2
12% May
54
18
22
29% Jun
11
28% Jan
5
% Mar
22
2
9% Dec
55
Jan
7
10% Apr
2
2
14% Nov
19
8% Jan
13% Jan
22
9% Jan
6
14% Feb
5
8
77% Dec
19
66% Apr
8
75% Jan
22% May 12
39% Dec 29
38% Jan
5
54% Dec 30
46% Jan
28
63% Apr
14
Revlon
10
2
33% Dec
30% Jan
7
41% Apr
17
37% Apr
25% Jan
41% Jan
Revere Copper
90% Dec 31
10
63% Jan
78% Jan
10% Jan
87% May 22
20% Dec 22
9
2
14
2% Apr
9
1
92 % Apr
2
16
2
2
19
3
2
38% Nov
13
32% Apr
22% Jan
2
44% Dec
16
39
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
22% Jan
2
July 18
35% Dec
34% Dec
30
10
4% Jan
31% Jan
19% Jan
4
28
~~2
30% Oct
38%
Jan
Riegel
3
Mar
50
27
,
5% Mar 17
Mar 16
45
10
2
36% Apr
481 % Jan
29
611% Apr
16
Jan
30
Mar 31
28
88%
107% 109,
54%
54%
20
No par
10
5
94%
Corp
Ritter CompanyRoan Antelope Copper Mines
35
35%
40%
40%
5
17
2
505
Dec
18
Jan
6
96
Jan
28
25% Dec
8
21% Feb
10
24% Mar 12
Rohr Aircraft Corp
12% Nov 20
20 % Dec
2
10% Jan
7
14% Mar 25
Jan 20
26
Ronson Corp
12% Jan
17
2
19% Jan
2
13% Jan
3
16% Nov 24
16% Jan
2
13
Apr
7
53% Nov 20
41% Mar 19
50% Jan
26
2
87% Jan
16
30% Jan
8
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McEee Corp—
Ruberold Co (The)
18% Mar 31
2
24% Jan
40% NOV 20
38% Jan
30
10% Jan
14% Mar 25
37% Mar 31
42% Jan
Safeway Stores common
84% Jan
9
90
11% Dec
14
1
1
20 G
1
Co
Ruppert (Jacob)
25% Oct
2
Jan
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
19% Mar 31
8
47% Mar 11
2
»
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43
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258
Apr
15
258
Apr
28
Apr
1
34
Jan
4.30%
16
35-/8 «ov
Jan
10% Jan
2
Jan
28
23% Feb
4
7
21% Oct 30
73
Oct 29
21
53
72
Jan
5
78% Feb
13
46% Dec 10
42% Jan
14
48 % Apr
14
Bt
Jan
29
97
Apr
31% Dec
26% Jan
2
Jan 20
00
20% Jan
97
30% Jan
1
94
21
Nov
25% Mar
3
29% Mar 23
35
2
49% Jan 27
16
Dec
11
31
18% Feb
12
13
61% Dec 17
34
Feb
20
46
8% Apr
17
16% NOV 21
65% Feb 12
75
Oct
3
12% Mar
48% Oct 24
82% Jan
Dec
Jan
15% Jan
3
Feb
9
12
19%
'
45%
11%
877/a Mar
5
77
Jan
20
81
Jan
9
91
Feb
20
96
Apr
23%Jjin
8
10
May
5
28'% Oct
2
71
Nov
12
Jan
15
Jun
12
85% Apr
7% Feb
10
6
4
7% Jan
2
21% Apr
17% Jan
7
39% Sep
30
3 5'/a Feb
9
39
10
25
8% Jan
2
16
24
Jan
3
11
3
4
23
7
Scovlll
Jan
22
13% Jan
2
39% Mar 11
1
Screw
Seagrave
6
40
22
39% Jan
5
19% Dec 22
17% Jan
6
23% Feb
11
Oct 24
9% Jan
20
8% Jan
io
26% Feb
88
16'/a Aug
4
Apr 16
14% Apr
2
40% Mar 31
28 %
1
5
16%
5
!
'
■
13%
33 %
83%
14%
80%
*78
*93
93%
93
26%
27%
26%
27%
*75
77%
38%
38%
37%
38%
28%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
21%
21%
21%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
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43 %
43%
21%
21%
12 %
12 3
'
Gas
1
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
No par
36%
No par
14%
*15
Feb
12
85% Oct
7
17% Feb
24
23% Oct
14
Feb
17
88
22
Shell Oil Co
Mar 11
50% Jan
2
70'% Oct 10
68
Jan
7
84
Mar 13
Shell Transp & Tr—
'
New York shares ordinary
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
Siegler C'orp__s.
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
1
Simmons Co
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
Nopai
167a Sep
5
20% Dec
18% Jan.
6
27
Mar 11
Simplicity
„
Jan
26
20% Apr
3
21% Nov 14
18
Jan
5
20
32% Dec
26% Jan
6
45% Mar 25
20% Sep 30
10
Jan
2
12% Jun
25
22
Apr 17
33% Jan
2
46 % Mar
18% Mar
17% Jan 23
13 % May 20
40
Nov
4
17
50% Nov 20
3
1
38
2
Jan
14
457a Jan
2
47
Mar 11
Apr
17
51 %*Jan 21
Pattern
66% Dec 24
61% Jan
Feb
25
72% Sep 30
62'% Feb 27
74% Apr 14
7
46% Dec 19
44% Jan 22
56% Mar
Smith
48
15% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
68% Jan
10
44% Jan
13
15% Apr
67/8 Jan
25% Dec
2
3
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
coi/
J4
17
Tec
«
52 % Apr
25
21'8 Dec
is
iPl8£uly 8
34% Dec 30
52
May
36% Sep 26
25% Jan
7
48% Dec
32% Jan
13
36
49% Jan
2
34%
9
31
pec 30
May 29
61% Dec
17
12
17% Apr 14
227a Feb
98
Jan
16
8
44% Mar 19
19% Mar
9
7% Jan 28
33% Feb
2
9
2
40
Apr
15
65% Dec 31
63% Jan
8
Jan
10
56
53% Feb
13
16% Jan
2
19
July 15
Nov 13
78
Feb
18% Jan
2
68% Mar 13
Jan 15
63% Mar 25 :
3834 Apr
46% Jan
Jan
19
15
70
19% Jan
75
Jan
Jan
10
40% Dec
31
40% Jan
2
45
Jan
8
22% Oct
30
19% Apr
2
22% Jan
3
6 ye Jan
27
3
7% Dec
49 % Apr
22
67% Oct
13
87
56% Jan
8
26
92
22
86'% Feb
20
17% Jan
2
15
page
26.
preferred
Jersey
Gas
50
5
Co
21% Mar 16
7
84
7
Apr
42
40%
41%
38 %
38%
38%
39
39%
39
39%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
85
857a
33% Mar 20
26%
Edison
Sparton Corp
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
;
46 %
23%
19:%
19%
20%
20"
193/4
19
19 ',4
19%
19%
18%
1834
12.500
33,300
1
50c
25
No par
5
;
8%
.
*.
35%.
93
40
*83
6E%
,
.
30
49%
507c
50%
50:,4
7.700
79 %
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79'•>
26 3a
2634
3.200
64%
64%
21,300
71%
71%
52's
52'%
17%
18
93
40 %
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30%-
26 %
26 '1
26'%
64 7a
64%
64 7 s
72%
73'%
70%
717-1
52%
53
52
52 %.
17%
17 7«
17%
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74'A
-
17%
46%
23%
7%
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...
26%'
V
27'%
132%
3.600
46%
47 3 4
55,500
23%
23%
237k
12,500
231
1
7%
35%
7%
36
35'%
52
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53
49
49
49
,
f
33
60'a
38%
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n
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33'%
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1.200
,,
20,800
38%
38%
38.500
35%
35%
900
40%
40%
24,500
21,500
60%
595«
38%
38%
38%
357s
35%
35 Vs
40%
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65
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19%
22%
93
40 Vs
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29%
,
41! a
40
40%
67 "4
6812
57 3.1
68%
68%
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55! '2
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19'k
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19 %
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67 74
56%
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70 Va
70%
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4
4134
42
20
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20
20
9
65
89
19 !i
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64%
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65%
89
18%
19%
8%
64
21,700
9,100
.
4
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41%
4174
19%
2074
2.100
8%
8'A
8%
24,300
64%
65%
5,000
6b
89
*88
89
19%
197k
23 %
18%
19
23%
227 b
22%
23%
237c
23%
93
93
9b
92 %
93
93
40 %
40 7a
40%
40%
40%.
407a
4C% ;
84 y2
*84'A
84 %
83%
83 72
*83%
317s
30%
31%
30%-
31
31
4,100
42
20 7«
42 %
41 %
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84
31%
-
8.400
77 k '
36'%
60%
60%
61
5,700
26%
131%
4774
49
-
49
.
6.400
17,400 '
277 k
35
53
•
77k
;
14,600
-
133'%
52
35%
35%"
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-
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,
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13374
900
'
132 %
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134
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9
-
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,
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-
1,700
4534
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65
.
49,
26%
66
89
197s
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66
89
19:%
47
79
26%
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23%
„
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20
40
46%
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53%
19%
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45%
79
26%
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40%
65%
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39%
49
133
38
41%
2.50
6
100
v
,
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:53
49;
18%
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79
48%
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7%
18%
39 %
49'A
73%
„
52,300
7,200
207k
18%
46
63%
-
4,900
40%
78
46%
-
35%
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*48%
1
2
1
19%
19%
,
18%
,
-.•'17%
17% vl7.7a
26% <27%
1"
Public Service Co
85
197-8
-
*26%
129% 13,4.
26%
Southern Railway common
No par
5% non-cum preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
100
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
,72%
,48%*:
33%
60%
—25
',
%
4,500
85%
48 3 4
-.26%-'
<65%
10,600
85%
45%
r
3.100
19
39%
45%
49%
>77%
3.600
'
15%
85%
85%
18-%
40
5
Southern Co (The)
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
No par
Southwestern
187a
391,,
,
590
15%
41
19 %
25
-
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Bperry Rand Corp common
40% Apr
77'% Jan
5%
Spencer Chemical Co common
10
227/e Jan
28 Va Jan
see
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
60% Mar 11
2
24
footnotes
South Amer Gold & Platinum
89% Apr
13
29
For
5
24% Jan
31 % Dec
3
9 % Mar
12
97y4 Feb
27% Oqt
797s Sep
2.
Mar 12
Apr
95
2
62% Jan
20% JUn
13
21% Feb
2
9% Jan
30
19
92
85 '/a Jan
7
22 ;
60% Jan
12
2% Jan
16
37% Mar 16
32
May
1
8% preferred
Southern California
44% Dec
25% Dec
Co
South Puerto Rico Sugar com
2
17
Aircraft
3
33
18% Nov 20
Solar
15
2
5
2
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
3$% Mar
24
12% Jan
17 % Apr
5
33 %c
32% Jan
Feb
Apr
5
Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
33
34
Nov
2
Smith-Douglass Co
26% Apr 17'
34% Jan
20
52 % Jan 26
24
Mar 30 '
Smith-Corona Marcliant Inc
South
29
70
13
Apr 15
51% Feb 24
58% Jan
14*%
41%
19%
48%
52% Feb 25
15
15
40%
19%
65
71%
3,7
Apr
14 7 8
41
197«
5
25
7
31
29
5
27% Apr
8% Jan
83
15%
19
18%
__lo
I
Corp
2
Dec
Dec
22% Jan
135
(AO)
30
37% Dec
30
*
3
jan
49
35
34% Jan
2
44% Jan
24% Jan 13
28% Jan
2
Jan
677a Apr
89
19^
771/4
20,100
88%
.
1
Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly Oil Co
25% Apr
Co
1.800
12%
89
15
84 %
48%
21%
15
<;85 rv"
45
21%
88%
84%
7.50
44%
37%
.
800
2,400
42,200
43%:
88%
"
*
-
42%
41%
38
16% Mar
-
14%
42%
42
Shamrock Oil &
49
42
....
88%
.
"15%
46% Jan j26
8
'
2,900
16%
*16
21%
5
79
12,700
20,300
28%
38%
28
43%
7
68
9%
38%
38%
44%
13% Jan
9
9%
43%
36% Jan
26
77
*75
38%
z'
270
24,000
9%
9 %
9%
44
17
Jan
77
8%
42%
46% Dec
1
*75
9%
16
39% NOV 17
1
25%
26%
78
42
11
20
S3
27
16
13
5,300
80%
*79! o
16 %
25
13.100
85
80%
41%
8% Jan
1.500
>*
93%
-
89 v,
15,700
13%
93%
16 Vs
25% Apr
Dec
43
*79%
*43% A.
89
2.50
•
79%
v
12%
No par
2.100
95 %
21%
Industries Inc
13%
82
41%
12%
$5.25 preferred—
13 %
82%
16%
21
Shahmoon
8
13%
82
42
43%
16,700
32.700
82'%
9 %
100
400
62%
*42%
16%
1
,
.
5.800
41%
1
250
-.
29.600
6,100
31.800
14%
*75
2
30,400
38%
60%
'
■
>
900
15%
'
3
5,200
28%
42;.'. :
-17
41%
15,600
47%
13 %
9 %**
.
3,400
156.800
37%
43
26%
38%
27%
!
Co
61
*42%
37%
1
:
Bervel Inc common
1
Apr
18% Jan
38
78
9'/a
Seiberling Rubber Co
17
15 % Mar 20
91
20
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
'
45% Jan 26
6
5
Dec
*75
Corp
60%
42%
r
2,000
:
29,700
*93 %
27 %
26%
61 y4
20
10,100
15%
38%
60
42*
X36%
1,430
10,300
77%
x79%
•
25
10O
—1
preferred
Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Finance
3
17% Apr
3
45% Mar 18
4% Mar
Jan
96
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Mar 20
29% Apr
&
37%
66
40%
*
17,800
28
:■•-
'
43»/a
100
4,800
5,300
47%
15%
82
82
95
48%
15%
12,100
98
*96
28%
47-%
15%
1,600
13.50Q %
48%
48
13%
82 %
81
*80
27%
48%
14%
43%
/
14%
No par
27%
48%
62 %
43%
14
27%
14%
39%
boYa
43
27%
49
14%
;
23
*76% "
•v*
V
35%
23%
r.-
98
*96
98
27%
'
40%
60
48%
48%
*96
98
47
14%
40%
48%
76%
48%
32%
48%
23
76%
48%
"47%
14%
1
30
Mfg Co common
3.65%
Mar 17
78
10% May
25
47%
23%
77%
22%
76 34
*97
27% V
27%
10
5
1.40
22%
*76%
34%
23
4.000
33%
*34%
*
V
8,300
265"-
,*260
32%
34%
76%
/
98"'
*97
No par
$4 preferred
10% Mar 11
Sep
48% Dec
5
32%'
34%
400
88%
88%
34
34
7.100
27,900
27,100
39%
*;•••*- 38%'
39
265 1
32%
'32%
22%
■*'
;7?%/;
47% .'48
100
10
32%
34%
■
22%
22%
—No par
$3.40 preferred
13
<30% Mar 18
39%
39 %■
*83%
...
10,800
19
48fa
19%'
45%
11%
18%
45-8
19 ;
45 % 11%
.
*250
89
258
258
'' 260
32%
.,C"
*76%
1
Scott Paper Co common
72% Jan
86
July 10
99% Jan 24
Dec
31% A32"%
34%
34%
100
Schick Inc
2
15% Mar.
74% NOV 11
73
*250
-
19 V
45%, •'
19% .; ;
45 %*•.
11%
18%
45 %
"
No par
No par
Regis Paper Co common
265
"
2
.
*245
10
.
66 ; Apr 14
43% Apr
6
9
10
.88%
2.300
.,
110 'V-108!2 109%.
55
54% 54%
*83
83%-;
83
83
19% 217k.//. > 2174 22%"
2%2%" .* r; 27k
2W
94% 97%
•
93% '95%
32%
33%
32% 32'h
39%
40 ! .i
40- f 40/.
4%
4%'
*•
434 * 5
43% 44%-*
43%- 44%*44
48
*44% 46%
42% 43%
43% 44 r
26%. 27%'.
27
27%
\'J357k * 36% A'
36% 36%'
* (>01
611% ;.
602% 607 *7
r *91
93'
*91
93 '"'
22*% 22% , f 22%- 22%
12% 12%.
,..... 12
12%
22*% 22% - > 23
24%
39%
39%
89%
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common
5% convertible preferred
2
2
Jan
45
15
36% Apr
52% Feb
39 % Feb
2
39%
89%
let pfd 4.40% series A
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co
Mar 13
26% Oct 28
July 10
10% Apr 17
Oct
1
Apr
36% Dec
2
25
92
38
2
38 %
*•90
100
St L San Fran Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%
24
*38%
88%
conv
2
2
22% Jan
37%
100
preferred—
Bt Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
15
17
1.66%
i
preferred
130 %
129
■
.1'
-*.
500
47%
47%
<
129%
17.700
54%
1
24% Jan
•:■'
•
109
,
83%
20
' 2%
97
4%
•
42%-
47%
091
■-
,,
40%5%
4%-."
43%
26'%
1
7% Apr
40 v
'
43%
3474
529%
-34%
33'-.
,;.
*
42%
1
22% Dec 30
92
2%
96
33%
39%
95'97'
*43%
Apr
'
2%-^2%
48
*47%
128%
.
5%
42
47%
128%
109% 110%
55
55%
*C 54%'
2%
95%
2V«*
47%
128%
J
128 %
*83
> 83% '
*83, ;
•'20*;':■'■:/■■- 19%
83%.
19%
48
%
*
109%. 109%
55%
-
-
83%
00
Mar 23
26,600
88%
312
91
27,400
91%
87
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
4% preferred series A
100
2
44% Apr
Paper
41%
89%
86%
,Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
bVa% convertible preferred
25
45% Mar 12
16
23
Apr
29% Jan
~l
series
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
Richfield Oil Corp
26
35% Feb
26
22% Jan
Jan
39% Jan
41% Dec 31
2
28% Jan
Apr
111
61%
40%
85 %
100
1
5s
Preferred 3.60%
.Rheem
5
2% Jan
Oct
109% Dec
1% Jan
2
Feb 28
65
60%
40 %■■
86%
6
27
61%
85%
,<•
7,500
8974
40%
48 V
35.400
46%
46%
60%
128
400
71%
71%
■■■48!lis
46%
''
'14%
*14
14%
40%
48
lu,900
70%
46%
128,
9%
14*8
63
Reynolds CR J) Tobacco class B__lo
New common w i
5
Jan
9%!
80
19,900
9%
23%
9%
70
40%
.,
2,400
58 >
22%
14%
46%
48
53%
*18%"
'
17%
58
%
70%
61%
128
3,200
69%
40%
:
53%
2,200
-
■20%
14%
"69%
67%
9%
9%
9%
14%
*14 v
63'%
15
15
18
9%
9%
14%
1.300
10%
7
23%
23
23%
23
%47%
55% Apr
•■■
22%
%
17%-
39%
110% Apr
5
22%
10%
'20--
A,
9,300
59
*58
•'
6,200
<
-*54 * ;■
17
17%
59
*58
46%
2
24% Mar
17%
17%
38
18%
53%
54%
53
52%
•
62%
10
84% Mar26
20
40%
<6
17
10%
19%
46%
17
48
10%
19
62%
Jan
91% Apr
11
i 18%
39%
130% Apr
Mar
10%
18%
45%
3
9
65% Feb
45% Mar 12
v -11%
36%
60%
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd
.—-100
116
70%
"35%'
5
1
& Brass
Inc
81% Jan
'
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5
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55.100
22%
22%
35 %
10
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5
47% Mar 16
65%
65
36
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10%
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5
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22%
67%
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5
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Republic Pictures common
50c
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10
26%
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10%
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26%
25
17%
10
10
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27%
26 %
30%
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7
18%
71%
34%
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17
54% Apr 15
19^8 Feb 24
60% Mar 5
25%
67%
—
$1.25 dlv prior preference
12% Feb 16
5
16% Jan
31
25
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1
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•
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7
8% Nov 11
2
7
3% Jan
30%
17%
8
27
59% Dec 29
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2
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63
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66%
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50
50
32% Mar 24
6
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27
2nd preferred
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30% Dec
10
17% May 28
25% Jun
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1
1st preferred
noncum
26%
58%
58 7 s
59%
58%
73
Reading Co common
34% Jan 24
29
31% July 25
54%
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
4
64% Mar
25% Jan 20
28
21% Feb
•
1st preferred
$3.50
72%
5
23% Jan
com—No par
No par
Radio Corp of America
2
60% Mar 17
74% Mar 5
2
69 y« Sep 20
10 Vs Jan
"
30
4,600
115,100
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17,000
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21,400
The Commercial and .Financial Chronicle
Number 5839
Volume 189
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range fof Previou9
.
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STOCKS
Kauge'Since Jan.;.l;
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3
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36
23
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14% Jan
2
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Feb * 7
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12
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14
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19
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4
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11
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18
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5
98
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19
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2
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9
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37
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'
7
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95
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16
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2
18% Feb
2
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Jan
2
17% Dec 12
1378 Mar 12
177a Feb 16
2
18% Nov 21
16% Jan
7
20 V4 Apr
3
2
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2
33% Jan
5
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6
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16
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4
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2
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6
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14
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25
.
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2
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8
2
153
2
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78
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-
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17
171% May 23
16% Sep
2.
82
46
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9
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10
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7
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4
44
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2
117a Oct 29
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4
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39%
64 Va
180
86
46% V 47%
86%
25
United Shoe Much common
U S.Freight Co
U 8 Gypsum Co common
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2
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7
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127k
347k
96
18%
26
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10
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1374
267k
13
497+
34%
95
817 k
U 8 Borax & Chemical Corp com—1 *
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96
—10
United Industrial Corp
2
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
113% Mar 18
165
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357k
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-
137k
267k
127k
1347k
135
34 Va
38
14
14
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12
15
278 Mar 10
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13
41%
16 V4 Jan
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267k
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49
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,
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43
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267k
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407k
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United Greenfield Corp
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United Engineering 6c Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
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100
22,200
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37,300
207k
17
11%
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207k
22
42
11%
25
207k
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41
11%
17
207k
58 y2 Apr
427k
11%
2474
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9
41%
-
11%
4474
17
367k
13
-
23
9%
48% Jan
10% Jan
42%
*
300
7,100
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16%
97k
40 y2 Apr
24%.
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24
17
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50
57%
47%
257k
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56
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16
237k
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•
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2
11 J/s May
5% Jan
7,200
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56
100
17
81 Va
United Electric Coal Cos
34% Jan
Dec 31
16% Dec 31
20,700
25 Va
35
5
33,800
4174
55%
237k
44
10
Corp
22
40%
2974
33
16%
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34% Jan
-27% Jan
16
9
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to
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21%
417k
11%
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377a Mar 16
16% Oct 13
1
United Biscuit of America—No par
•-
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95
Cori>—!—_.
United Artists
32 V4 Mar 26,
30V2 Jan
(ser of 1956) conv pfd——100
22
40%
*55 V4
12%
'United Aircraft Corp copimon—.—5
4%. (ser of 1955) conv pf«I—100
21%
407k
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14
_Nopar
-6
-—10
227k
29%
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4174
27 %
-10
preferred—
;.United Air Lines Inc—
15
Mar 26
2
8% Nov 18
34% NOV 21
21%
iP
64
2474
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4
Union Tank Car Co!—
Union^ Twist Drill Co—-.
33
1174
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35 y8
3274
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.
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29%
42%
13%
34%
6474
27%
69
267k
46%
16%
,16%
69
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86%.
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17%
70
12%
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2074
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53
20%
:
70
117 b
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6
29% Jan 12
8
2
Preferred $3.76
preferred $3.50 series
52
217k
487k
14
.
52%
4774
21
47%
2374
51%
21
417k
247k
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4,700
19,400
5,000
17,400
5,100
28,900
23%
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49
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93,7O5
21%
117k
44
16,500
69
507k
47%
1
Bag-Camp Paper Corp„-6%
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Union Electric Co common——10
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23%
60
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8
32
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28
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8
69% Aug
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32
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66
108
167k
61 Va
28%
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;Preferred r $4 Series-.!.——No par
26
143 *
17
61 Va
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6
587k Feb
2
16 7 «
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277«
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59
237k
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21 %
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2274
61
21
23%
207k
1
3
6
31
7k
49
56
Mar
33% NOV
Jan
*23
49
70
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287k
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24,900
2,400
50
59%
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140
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22
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6
6
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56
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4
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75
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91
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317k
,
67%
122
129%
'
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;
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14
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20,900
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3414
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-
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5
>
20
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41
31
32% Dec 31
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307« Mar 13
69%
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6974
1
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1
2
2
120% Feb
Nov 20
126 % Dec
17
27% Jan
-
17
25% Apr.
09 %
3874
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Twin City Rap Transit Com—No par
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—50
Twin Coach Co-—
1
.
Mar 13
9
167k
300
7074
;'Tri-Cohtincntal Coip coiiunon
1
82:70 preferred—„
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11 %
28
1174
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28.
787k.
227k
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11
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417k
3
117 k
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75%, tlar
45%
35%
407k
43% Apr 10
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2030
44
80 y4
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77k
2010
437k"
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774
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79%
4074
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774
35 Va
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>
34
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5
(ccftiv)
2,200
2,100
700
3674
105
6,300
4,700
10,600
3,100
56,500
35,100
4,900
67,200
46,500
47,800
15,600
*23%
A
6,300
31,000
16%
70
5
'Preferred series
1047k
11
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Mar'
69%
5
14% Jan
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:
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- * 17% Nov 28
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7
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
61% Jan
78% Jan
•
2
3
Lowest
43% Feb 25 :
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—-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
26
.
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
(1814)
record
new york stock exchange stock
Range for Previous
Year 1938
Highest
Lowest
23% Jan
2
32% NOV
8% Dec
30
18% Jan
2
9% Jun
28% Nov
Jan
2
95
86
73
Jan
43 % NOV
5
Sep 15
82
26% Mar
60% Mar
Dec
108
3
48% NOV
7
31% Apr
Nov
154
Jan
36% NOV
Apr 14
21% Jan
2
140
25% Jan
2
41% Oct
46% Jan
3
53 % July
13
Oct
3
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7
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Jan
21
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8
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17
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2
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9
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88
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110
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8
11
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7
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6
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21
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29% Feb 10
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10
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8
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33% Nov 17
68
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5
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27
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3614
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93
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23
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22
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2
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11% Oct 22
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27
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3
140
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88
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7
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22
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6574
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29
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100
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112
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2
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9
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5
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47% Jan
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2
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0
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'
12%
17%
19%
preferred
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44%
13
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2
7
1% Jan
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15
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Washington Wat er Power
19% Mar
25
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53
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17
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7
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16% Feb 20
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13
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56
6
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107
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2
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14
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6
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36%-
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2
2
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34% Apr 13
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95%
39%
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8%
9574
,
52
common.
preferred
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$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.——1
Universal OH
95%
5258
2 7 74
34%
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7
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25% Apr
22% Apr 15
27% Jan 28
Dec 24
37
84
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157
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28% Nov 28
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2
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57% Jan
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46
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157
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142
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57
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100
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14
4
16
10
3
17
16
40
19% May
1
32% Feb 14
95%
53%
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1
Feb 24
12% Jan
27V*
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United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
15% Mar 10
100
Mar 5
10% Feb 25
Jan
7% Oct 24
8
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preferred
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3474
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27%
26%
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A
34%
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81 %
16%
1% preferred
100
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7% noncumulative preferred—25
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United Stockyards Corp
1
26% Jan 21
6
35% Jan
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51%
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99% Jan
5
153
Jan 28
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1
100
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Mar 11
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—
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28
series
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..
series No.
3%s
Foreign Government
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96
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The Commercial and
28
Monday, April- 20, 1959
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BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
APRIL 17
ENDED
Friday
Friday
lnterct
Exchange
New York Stock
Sale Price
•r
Bend*
Friday's
Bid & Asked
J10ND8*;
Range Since
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Low
1953 due 1963-Jaw-July
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•
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.
,
A5%s extl loan of '27 19CI—April-Ocf
5'As due 1961 ext'endfid to 1971——V.—April-Oct
5AOs sterling load of '12 1952—_Mu r-8c.pi
38
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98
4
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99
103
2
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103
109!
2
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37
104
110%
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1900
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funding
3 «!.
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Feb-Any
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1964
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—
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part paid
&
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15
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1922
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to
1945
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14
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ment)
4
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to
1954
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of
due
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agreement) 1933 ——
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of)
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extl
fund
sink
ASecured extl sink
fund
20%
19%
46
'
to Plan A
to 2.125% ) 2008
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June-toec
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April'Oct
4s sinking fund external loan
1903
Fcb-Aug
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April-Ocf
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Feb-Any
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<
Feb-Aug
'
—
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reduced
45
40
53
103%i 104! a
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to
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loan
A
to Plan A
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f 1952.
page
69
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97 ;
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1965—ZI—Ijune-Dec
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-June-Dec
For footnotes
4
May-Nov
—
secured external 1962Power Co Ltd—
s
58
—
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0A6%s 1st mtge
60
Jan-July
1962
92%
30
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92
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96%
(interest
2%)
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external
91
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,
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(interest
1068
12
9.3%
•
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Mar-Sepf
2004—
1995
55
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:
1956
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A
1999—
loan
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to Plan
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65
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60
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__
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—
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May-Nov
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(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999—Jan-July
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Ja«-July
»
f
.
April-Get
lASao Paulo (City) 8s 1952———
May-Nov
■tamped pursuant to Plsftt A (interest
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
May-Nou
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reduced
68
117
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38%
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(interest
—
6
115%
100%
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8
60
Fcb-Aug
1908
100 %
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deb 1984——
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debs l'962__—-M^v-Sc.pi
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(interest
-Fcb-Awy
A
5s iuc-sub
Co
55%
a
■4
to 2%) 2012
u
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-May-Net)
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reduced to 2.25%) 2094
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(Interest reduced
to 2.23%)
2004—June-Dec
(City of)
5s
14%
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reduced to 2%) 2012
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to 2.5%
1999
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92
04
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2001
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reduced to 2.375% )
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-
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(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2000
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debentures
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—_
A
10...
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-
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131
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debentures
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Plan
1
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,
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Juno-Dec
2008
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08 1961 stamped pursuant to
17
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,
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90
90
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—Mar-Sept
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April-Oct
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Gardner-Denver 4'As conv debs 1976
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.
153
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& Denver
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87
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and refunding 5s.series A
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87
77%
86%
-
1976
3s
1972
Coast
East
Motors
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94%
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tf AHudson & Manhattan
page
2
85%
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116
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84%
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3fa;/-Nov
1970
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consol
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—
(1942 series)
74
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107%
1
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39841^
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172%
1970
Mar-Sept
EI JPaso & Southwestern first 5s 1965—April-Oct
5s stamped 1965
!
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Energy Supply Schwaben Inc 5J/4S 1973—Jau-July
102%
87%
84%
Jan-July
1978
74%
89%
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 3%s 1983
7
83
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
May-Noo
Apr-Ocf
74%
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mtge 2T'ns 1975_:
76
116%
16
90'A
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2
23
196
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80%
Jan-July
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90%
78%
76
108
Food
93%
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3 972_!
debs
mortgage
of
2001—
first
Power
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1st
Railroads
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cum
_'
89
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244
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86
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76
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1976..Mar-Sept
1983
Apr-Oct
1977
debentures
debs
Industries
110
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June-Dec
1982
91:
90
168
102%
Feb-Aug
1982.2
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1978_
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80%
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48
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.
—
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ref
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82
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■
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%
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78
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V
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3%s 1988
Apr-Oct
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5s conv subord debs 1973
May-Noo
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81
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debentures
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75%
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»
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731/4
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99
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1985—
3s 1989—
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93
93%
82%
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93'fii
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1st
98%
93
89%
101%
96%
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..
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83%
70
70
190 Va
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Duquesne Light
98
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43
106%
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95
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v
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82
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4s
f
4%s
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ref
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♦
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Detroit
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83
104!
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3%s
72 Va
63%
105%
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interest)
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mortgage series A 4%% 2018
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fixed 1%
contingent interest) 1993—Jan-July
83%
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series
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&
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!
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4s
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debs
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mortgage
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Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975__April-Oet
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mortgage 3%s 1982
:
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inortgage 3s 1984—
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Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage 5s 1987
May-Noo
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April-Oct
3%s
debentures
1977
Jan-July
4%s subord debs
1983__
Feb-Aug
951%
-I
//: First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1985 _Feb-Aug
x?
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1st •■&
1970
4s June 30
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ACurtis
93
,
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or
Bid & Asked
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901/4
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Sale Price
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901/4
92%
93%
v
__
and
1st & ref mtge- 3s
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Last
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Cuba RR—
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83 Vz
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BONDS
High
43
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debs
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17
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46
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subord debs
conv
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3s
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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New York Stock
Last
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BONDS
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or
2%s series A 1981__ Jan-July
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June-Dec
III Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979__May-Not>
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May -Nov
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May-Nov
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1st mtge 33is series H 1989
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3%s s I debentures 1980
Jan-July
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series J 1981.
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s
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
210
1982
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s
Jersey Central Power & Light
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92%
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90
96
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90
113%
135
1979
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City Power & Light 23As 1976
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Kansas City Term Ry 2%s 1974—,.
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Stamped 1961
i
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1961
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4Vis unguaranteed 1961
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.Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
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Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
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tAKreuger Si Toll 5s certificates 1959
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Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3%8 '97
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3 Vis registered 1997
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Via A 1970
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Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N X.) —
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May-Nov
Series B 4%s fixed Interest 2003
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contingent Interest 2003
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
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Lone Star Gas 47as debs 1982
Long Island Lighting Co 37as
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114
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Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vis 1988
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Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization Issues—
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1st mtge 4Vis series C Jan l 2005
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Gen mtge income 4%s ser B Jan 1 2030
6s Income debentures Jan
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coll trust
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1 2045
65
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62
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89
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Pennsylvania RR—
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series A
1965_:
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*83
109
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1988Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures
88
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64
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1982
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63 Vi
51 Vi
74
81
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Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
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97
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NOW
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92
63%
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78
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58
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Monon Railroad 6s tnc debs Jan 1 2007
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88
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May
AGencral mortgage 4s Inc 6er A Jan
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Missouri Kansas & Texas, first 4s 1990
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s
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15
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
3%s series R 1982
June-Dec
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June-Dec
2%s series T 1976— June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser U 1985_June-Dec
First &
110
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
f
33 Vi
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76
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1978
Paper Co 4%s conv
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
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79%
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81
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Mar-Sept
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s
debs
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conv
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81
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126
-
Chemical 5%s conv 1982—May-Woo
86
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109
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62%
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April-Oct
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71
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June-Dec
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s 1974
—Mar-Sept
First mortgage
2%s 1975
Aprll-Oct
1st
mortgage 2%s
1980
Mar-Nov
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Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st
mortgage 3%s 1988
June-Deo
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Apr«-Octj
April-Oct
1972
81%
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90
92%
70
100 Vi
2047
1
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1st mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mtge 3%s
1982
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984
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82
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83
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100
88
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Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5 Vis 1978
Feb-Aug
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May-Nov
Martin Co 5Vis
95
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10
88
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■rn-m
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St Louis div second gold 3s 1980.
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95
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94%
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114 Vi
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58
60
4%s 1987
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4
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conv
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56
66
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56
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42
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83
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83
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May -Nov
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May-Woo
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May-Woo
4%s s f debentures 1977
May-Woo
4%s s f debentures 1978
May-Woo
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f-
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53'%
*82
Jan-July
2019—Jan-July
N Y-Telephone 2%s scries D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
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Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4Vis series J 1991—May-Nov
V- Ref mtg 4Vis series K 1993
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Oct
General mortgage 3Vis 1983
April-Oct
General mortgage 3Vis 1983
Feb-Aug
•
99
68
70'%
*83
May
Susquehanna
1st
93
r-:'V-2
62%
55'%
Putnam
Term
81%
93
V«.:
95%
95'%
35
56
4%s series A 1973
Jan-July
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993—Aprll-Oct
mtge
Power &
N
45%
95%
-H;
:
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£8%
51%
53%
2007__Jan-JuIy
refunding mtge 4s ser A
&
mtge conv Inc 4%s ser A 2022
Harlem River & Port Chester—
N Y
93
■
69%
69%
44
65
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„
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1998
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,
81%
89
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62%
189
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&
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New
79
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-
256
73
65
83
•
67
95
64
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80 %
•
60
71%
79
82%
94
176
65%
116% 122%
2
£0
64 %
94%
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980 -June-Dec
/•/ First mortgage 3s series F 1980
-Aprll-Oct
4 Vis Income debentures 1989
June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
Aprll-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3Vis 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan -July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
N Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
May-Nov
4-%s
series
B
1973
May-Nov
N
79%
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B2%
95
registered 1998—
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3Vis 1998_Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
100
89
——
80'/2
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62 Va
66%
72%
.
99%
81
71%
—
63%
3 Vis
Airlines—
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&
99%
100%
,
125
99%
27eS 1976__Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
89%
87%
*—
1959__June-Deo
subord debs
conv
Kanawha
*
125
•
Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
KLM Royal Dutch
4%8
151% 227
191
217
*88%
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
:
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Jot
215
May-Not
subord debs 1983
Line Co—
f debentures series A 1977
High
£0
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„
Oil Pipe
Low
1
—
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•
conv
Interstate
*71'%
64 Vi
Y
Jan. 1
No.
81
Feb-Aug
1998
mortgage 3 Vis 1997
,'/.
3Vis registered 1997
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s
104%
91
81
Bange Since
Sold
Co—
series A
4s
General
88
1
101 Vi 102 Vi
91
RR
Bonds
High
Refunding & Impt 4Vis series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding <fc Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
Collateral
trust
6s
1980
April-Oct
„
78
91
Central
York
Consolidated
*79%
79
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
81
Jersey
New
*87
Harvester
International
Credit Corp 4%s debs ser A 1979
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
,4
83
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jan -July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar -Sept
New Orleans Term
1st mtge 3%s 1977—May-Woo
New
80
77
7
Sale Price
Week's. Rang,
Last
Period
Low
High
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3%s
1st mtge 4%s ser
1st
Low
No.
78
82Vi
*•
82 Vi
Mar-Sept
Jan-Juif
Jan-Juif
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
1st
,
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
High
77%
Mar-Sept
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs 1972
APRIL 17
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Week's Bang*
Friday
Monday, April 20, 1959
*82%
83'%
81
83 %
*83%
85'%
83%
85%
81'%
80
84
80
82
103%
—
103 %
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82
103'%
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101'%
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103
90
99%
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104
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Volume 189
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
j
subord
conv
debs
or
Sale Price
Low
1987
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
95
-
117
ser J
1st mtge 3Mas 1964
Low
94%
544
112%
91
—
June-Dec
97%
97%
94
94
1
87 Vs
4
88 Va
91%
70%
72%
—
*93
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngs town & Ashtabula Ry—
*
■■
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93
■
96
92J/4
4
92
93%
94 %
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94
95%
3%s
Electric
Power
debs
conv
Co
3s
1983
*—'
Jan-July
1973
1161/2
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and
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97%
98 V a
94%
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94%
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92
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1964
(R J)
Tobacco 3s
Mfg Co 3%s
debs
92
Rhine-Westphalia Elec
debs
1973
Power
4 V'2s
series
4%s
Oil
1978
McBee
6V4S
1983
1977
mortgage 4s series A
mtge
A5s
Bt
*96
*.92%
—.
.
*
—
138%
138
137
Jan-July
135
Mar-Sept
125%
63
115%
116
37
113%
90
76%
—
11
741/4
23
73%
82
81
70
78%
89
91%
"l
82
83
Air
ser
A Jan 2006
Mar-Nov
75
74%
RR
Vanadium
May-Noo
*91%
__
1989_Jan-July
__
82%
82%
/■
1980
II
84
debentures
subord
94
94
113%
111% 114
*100
—
442
103
105%
*887/a
*
debentures
1982
4%s
Pipe Line 3.20s
debs
f
s
debs
f
s
Bmith-Corona
conv
101
84%
86
12
80%
83%
1
105
99%
—
..
73
71
2
71%
71%
*—
100
147 % 149%.
66
118
152
*90%
149
«*»'«*'
90
90
*89
88
90%
*82
82%
82%
91
93
*92%
95
91 %
93
98%
99%
.
*88%
11
89%
99%
102
6
97%
100
12
100% ,100"%
81 Va
81 Va
96%
102%
100
81 Va
131
81%
84%
3
—•
—
96,
88 Va
88
16
98%
*84%
99%
95 Va
__
98%
96
93
89%
9
99% 100
99%
90%
—•
91%
84%
98%
95 Va
_Jan-JuZp
1947
206
207
92
"l
^07
92
206
207
—
207
1951—June-Deo
117%
90
—
88%
—
90'A
88i/2
1982
1979
100 V4
104%
103 i/n
107
107
107Va
10
106 i/a
108%
104
104%
238
ApriZ-Oct
*87%
—
April-Oct
125
April-Oct
—
88%
51
1221/2
132%
25
85%
8514
87%
116
116
118
250
—
*—
94
—
109%
119%
91V4
West Penn Electric
91%
West Penn
West
106% 108
69
103%
117%
27
79V4
811/2
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures
1979
Jan-July
80%
80%
81%
16
801/2
85
4 Vie
Gold 4 Vis 1981
Ban Fran Term 1st
1986
Ryflret consol gold 5s
1994
1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985
California
4%s
78%
76
76
148
3
137
2G
65
130
4
94 Vb
95
45
94
99%,
99 %
99%
129
91%
92%
24
3%s
141%
92
*84
£
,
93%
*67
75
65
*96%
—
67
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3%8
65%
Yonkers Electric Light & Power
1
102 Yo
109
."T
105%
107%
98
100
6
76
^
2013
1983
*91
not
100%
Jan-July
100
—
101%
78
95
97%
98%
61%
II
98 %
.
58%
58
Va
59%
28
55%
58%
58%
59%
54
54 Va
60 Va
96%
96%
96%
3
96 Va
99
88
88
88
2
88
88
*101
104%
104%
98
*84
85 %
~4
92%
92 %
92%
90
92%
92%
89
91
107%
354
111%
*81%
78
96%
5
92
92
110
111
106%
78
95%
83%
*78%
*96%
115%
83
81
85
'
*77
~_-
—
■99%
'
v
99%
-
5
97%
96%
,<»,
c)9
,
100
'
■
.'W i
A'-' ■■■
67
70
64%
33
68 %
*__
65%
34%
91%
68
77 %
*77
79
95
92
92
■
—
--
—
n
in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s range,
y Ex-coupon.
"
-
.-,■■■■
r Cash sal*
i
'
»
receivership, or reorganised under MM.
1031%
10O
range,
the year's range,
! "Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales
-
—
sale not included
delivery
the year's
included in
Jan-July
2%s 1976-Jan-July
1971
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed
85
92
—
55
89%
—Jan-JuZiT
•:'
77%
831/a
94
Deferred
included In
100
751/2
__
*81
April
I
a
/
.
"
—4'
81%
51 Va
5
96%
Jan-July
67
4
100%
80%
'
961%
98
*98
75
70 Va
96%
54
*
4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029—_May
1976
June-Deo
63%
103
75
—
1
96
108% 108%
117
68 V4
*80
Jan-July
mtge 4s series A 2004
1st
Gen mtge
99%
111%
3
90
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
84
91%
8
70%
54
83%
91%
11
70
70 Va
May-Noo
Feb-Aug
first 4s 1960
78%
99
116 Va
*81%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1975
97
__
69%
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
103
r
--
■
91%
debs
conv
Winston-Salem S B
-
84
1984
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co 4%s debs 1978
96%
96% 100
—
♦.64
7an-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct,
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
Jan-July <•
'•
debentures
97
"5
99
116
Jan-July
Jan-July
May
1982
85 Va
84%
—
99
1969—April-Oct
April-Oct
Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Eric RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s scrle3 D 1967..
661/4
130
94%
Map-Nov
4y2s
75'/4
—
66
130
130
April-Oct
3Vis debentures 1983
A8pokane Intern! first gold
debentures
Income
5s
/
Map-Nov
'75—June-Bee
lst.mtge.coil tr 4Vis 1988
Memphis ;div first gold 5s
of
65
*'
E
1
80
139% 139%
—m
Mar-Sept
mtge 3%s ser A
77%
*76
—
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1990
First mortgage 214s. series G 1961
First mtge 5%s series II 1983
Oil
77%
*
Map-Nov
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First mortgage 2%s series
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
1st
5%s
Jan-July
1973-June-Deo
1969
Western
81%
84%
79
*78%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
guaranteed 2361
3%s series I
4s
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
-
first
77%
6
—
116%
83%
"77%
—
78%
4s registered 23G1
107
80
.
Power
Shore
110%
81
— —
84 Va
*92
May-NoO
3%s 1974
125
104%
—
81%
*—
Gen mtge 4s Income
105%
86
—
126
85%
June-Dec
81%
81%
series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge Income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Fcb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'/as 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 19G7_Jan-July
79%
Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co. 4%s conv
Southern -Pacific Co—
'
■
First 4y2fl (Oregon Lines) A 1977
81%
*80%
Wabash RR Co—
99%
79%
Southern
120
"8
107% 108%
April-Oct
1982
104%
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1987
Southern California Edis«i 60—
3»/4s convertible debentures 1970
ref M 3%s ser J
34
104
94%
90
124
June-Bee
Mar-Sept
1976
debs
20
June-Bee
1985
3
America—
100%
Jan -July
Socony-Vacuura Oil 2 Vis 1976
debentures
Jan-July
100% 101%
Corp—
debs
Ju?te-Deo
19G8
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser 0 1973_Aprll-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
Map-Nov
6s subord Income debs 2008
Feb-Aug
811/4
.
Marchant—
subord
of
Corp
4%s
100
1983— Feb-Aug
Bkelly Oil 2V4s debentures 1965
Standard
84%
10
81%
2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser 1 1981—June-Dec
1st &
81'
A-m
*90%
Map-Nov
Jan-July
5V4s conv subord debentures 1982
Bhell Union Oil 2Vis debentures 1971
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
;
84%
%
83
85
80 %
84%
First and ref mtge
„
*81
Feb-Aug
1977
Shamrock Oil & Gas
'
85
■
June-Bee
June-Deo
1966
1972
debs
Bears Roebuck & Co
■outhern
A
series
ctfs
4%s conv subord
85%
*95% 100
*83%
——
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
1977
1974
4%s
Gold
81
90
85
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
Co—
& Sons 2y2s
4%s
2%s
80%
89
80%
81%
§A3%s assented series C 1951
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
5y4s
3
Jan-July
sinking fund mtge ser C
Participating
gold 4s 1968_June-Dec
cons
B
debentures
(Jos E)
debentures
Bervice
~9
89 %
85.
100%
3Vas conv subord debentures 1969
1989
certificates Nov
first
series
75%
Ry—
certificates
Line
3s
f
Beagram
5s
95 %
90%
91
80%
81
42
97%
95%
*__
8A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Deo
§A3%s assented series A 1951
June-Dec
77%
77
1983
8
3
Steel
§A3%s assented
76%
80
75%
1970
84%
98%
96%
98%
89 %
Jan-July
debs
87%
127%
83
80%
Map-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1978
4s
113%
96%
*89%
Mar-Sept
Works Corp—
§A6%s debs series A 1947
90
701/4
75
—
*75
United
87%
65
121%
^
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Noo
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1967
United States Steel
85%
98%
Jan-July
1971
trust 3%s 1972—;
debentures
82%
96%
96%
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
2%s 1970
f debentures
s
5
83
86
Map-Nov
2%s
1977
mtge & coll
§A6%s
1997
1969
America
74%
108 Va
106
6
*87V
Feb-Aug
mtge & coll tr 3%s
2%s
1201/4
*75
of
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures
133
*88
—
Co
Gas Corp
4%s
75%
bond
mtge
Biscuit
debentures
85
73%
75
119
120%
June-Dec
1976
coll tr 4 %s 1977
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s 1978
90%
115
115%
2%s debs 1970
1st mtge &
157
90
97%
82
107%
83
June-Dec
Map-Nov
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
123
—.
1996_Jan-JuZy
April-Oct
94%
92
84
92%
94%
25
:!•Oct
April-" '
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
4%s s f debs 1972
94
92I/2
90%
Jan-July
3s
141
Mar-Sept
Paul Union Depot 3 Vis B 1971
April-Oct
Bcioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989__May-No»
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Bcovlll Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
s
92%
~2
92%
92%
Bt
1st
93
96%
82%
*73%
Map-Nov
RR 2%s debentures
1st
99%
90%
87
79%
6,
193
106
106
Feb-Aug
—
1st
96
90%
82%
June-Dec
1974
1st
99%
74%
Second 4s inc bond
3%s
194
84
*
3%s
1968
conv
3%s
77
Bt Paul & Duluth
Beaboard
6s
United
75
Louis-Southwestern
4s
87
5
96
and
Artists Corp—
subord debs
United
72
87
87
Jan-July
income debs
First
70 Va
85%
mtge i»c 4y2s ser A Jan 2022
May
4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
A Second
1st
2
2
87
1931/4193 y4
June-Dec
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Bt Lawrence & Adlrond'k 1st gold 5s
Second gold 6s 1996
;
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st
70% .70%
93%
87%
84%
90%
87
96
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973—
ApriZ-Oct
126%
87
<
''tmrnm'
ApriZ-Oct
;
debs
conv
93
101%
194
Jan-July
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3yts series J 1969
Rohr Aircraft 5V4S conv debs 1977
Royal
92
Pacific—
Union Oil of California
United
J an-July
debs
92
91
83
91%
90%
1985—Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
1st mtge 3%s
1982
104
92
~7
20
--
87
and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
debentures
3s
98%
95 %
*79%
90%
Union
Corp—
subord
conv
2
1,852
*87
Jan-July
1978
C
87
Cent ref
Union Pacific
921/2
1181/2 125
89%
102
ZJfay-Nov
Feb-Aug
1978
B
series
Richfield
4%s
A
r
70%
I
:_April-Oct
1
5
84 %
June-Dec
3%s ser E
M
Orleans
RR of New
First mortgage
Oorp—
mtge 6s 1852
lAConsol mtge 6s
1953
Debt adjustment bonds—
series
92
92%
124
93
86%
102
101
4
95%
*90%
impt 3%s 1960—June2-Ijbc
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Se'pt
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—Map-Nov
89
84%
84
~5
90%
1970—ApriZ-Oct
gold 5s 2000
and refund
Tol & Ohio
170%
89%
95%
High
120%
105
82%,
32*
84%
101
101
3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
first
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
103
83
*82%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Map-Nov
.—Map-Nov
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982—
Tidewater Oil Co 3%s 1986
91 Va
j 94
107
110
89
3
102% 1J02%
—Feb-Aug
8 A Direct
5Vis
97%
84
92
102%
Jan-July
1975__
>
—■
93
_
America 3'/2s conv 1980
June-Deo
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995-Map-Nov
Rheem
98%
94%
169
«
Corp of
Reynolds
__
93
& Pacific
General
,111%
100%
,
Orleans RR—
First and refund M
Term
3
3s debentures 1965
New
&
First and refund M 3 Vis series B
Tfexas
97
—
Mar-Sept
debentures
Texas
'
93
April-Oct
<
1977
119
:
*170
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983_ April-Oct
debentures
113
36
Jime-Dec
1975
81
3
May-ZVoo
1972
debentures
80
177
impt M 4s series C 2019
lmpt 2%s series D 1985
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp
99%
89%
80
-
116 Va 117%
refunding mortgage 3V4s 1968-Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding.
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972__Map-Nov
First and refunding
mortgage 2%s 1979_Jime-Dec
debentures
99%
89%
Mar-Sept
First and
3%s
3
47
St Louis—
of
Refund and
Texas
90%
*—
Map-Nov
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures 1963
9934
—
■
Potomac
99i/2
*88Va
April-Oct
85%
84%
Refund and
92 %
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
,
92%
84%
82 Va
83
1st mtge 6s
Terminal RR Assn
.
1st gen 5s series 13 lis62
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3%s s f debentures 1986—
91%
85%
1983—
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
Surface Transit Inc
94
91 y4
*71'/a
May-Nod
91%
1971—x.—May-Noo
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972—
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
May-Noo
98%
97%
„
debentures
3%s conv
Low
No.
100 % 102
2%s
90 V 2
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
1971—Map-Nov
xj an-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4»/4s 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior 'oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Jan-July
100%
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
91
76
—
*98 y«
*97%
120%
4%s
120%
90
—
1982—April-Oct
Oil
Jan. 1
Sold
High
118% 120 Va
Standard
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid St Asked
Low
96
76
—
Sale Price
High
13
or
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
__
*98 Yo
1964_Mai/-Nov
Week's Rang*
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
117%
*88%
Feb-Aug
1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
APRIL 17
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
95
*76
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
Pittsburgn Cine Chicago & St Louis RR
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
High
941/4
117 y4
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3V8s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer &, Lake Erie 27/es 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry
Pittsb Coke & Chem
Friday's
Bid & Asked
■
1964
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
4i4s
Friday
,
ABonds
by such companies.
being transacted during
•
IT -
1
current week.
selling flat.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the
April 13 and ending Friday, April 17. 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.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum
Acme Precision
Corp class A
Products Inc
Wire Co
Adam
Corp
see
page
17
Shares
High
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Lovr
High
4%
4%
5
3,100
4% Jan
5% Mar
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
1,400
5% Jan
8% Mar
Ajax
6%
6%
7%
20%
21%
600
7%
7%
7%
300
22%
Jan
Alabama
Great
Southern
8%
Jan
Alabama
Power
4.20%
4,700
53% Feb
97%
85%
83 Va
90
1
12%
12
12%
7,000
9% Jan
13% Mar
7%
8%
14,800
4% Mar
9% Mar
7%
Ltd
Petroleums
Jan
7% Mar
17%
Feb
Alan
Wood
5%
cumulative
Airlines
preferred
Inc
35.
I■
100
1
13%
Jan
%
Jan
30
25
4,300
32
35%
85
85
85
8%
Low
400
90%
33%
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
5,500
17%
135% 138
90%
for Week
High
Va
.
50
10
17%
17%
preferred—100
Steel Co
Alaska
*
50c
of Prices
Low
Par
1
20%
Range
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
—1
Supply Manufacturing—
APRIL
STOCKS
i
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp.
ENDED
Sales
1
common
For footnotes
of Prices
Low
WEEK
for Week
1
Consol Industries Inc
Aero
Range
10
Acme
Aerojet-General
Week's
FOR
week beginning Monday,
to include every security
8%
25
6,600
131
Jan
High
18% Mar
1 Va Jan
138
Apr
Apr
87
Jan
91 Va
23%
Jan
35% Mar
78
Jan
85
6%
Jas
Mar
8% Feb
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
62
.
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
(1820)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sales
Week's
Frlday
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
APRIL
ENDED
SVOORb
SaleFrtoe
liriwi StMk
Shares
•f Price*
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
Uv
774
69,500
Feb
974
Apr
5%
4,800
3ft
Jan
5y«
Jan
474
4,500
3%
Jan
574 Mar
Canadian
10 ft
400
8V2
lift Mar
Canadian
Williston
10
48
49 ft
900
Allied
Paper Corp
12%
1274
13 ft
1574
Feb
8ft
Feb
13% Mar
11%
Jan
17% Mar
80
Jan
86
—10B
Co
Book
"3ft
X
100
——
374
3ft
1%
2,400
125
118
113
113
550
American
Electronics
16 ft
15 ft
16%
Laundry Machine.
36%
36 y2
36%
39
41%
40
American
IS
Meter Co
.......-*
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—IS
Petrofina Inc class A
1
40
American
Photocopy
98
2,000
1
Inc
10%
Ltd—
123
Jan
Castle
(A
12 Vk
10,700
10ft
Jan
474
474
34 74
-Jg
9%
1,100
1,000
9%
8%
374
Apr
11%
9ft Jan
Apr
Feb
Charls
"A"
shares.
9'A
7%
674
18,100
400
1
Appalachian Power Co 4ft ft pfd—IBS
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
—
—
>
93 ft
96%
'34%
34%
3674
■.B
61%
58%
62
Angostura-Wuppennan
. ■
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas -do
Arkansas
94
440
3,800
18,700
6ft
9'A
Jan
8
5% Jan
92
4174
Jan
62
Apr
Jan
1
5
10
Convertible
preferred
Aro Equipment Corp.
Oil
Asampra
Jan
19%
2,000
11%
Jan
21
Feb
Clark
29ft
7,700
21
Jan
30% Apr
5%
6ft
7,900
7%
Co.
Aluminum
Altex
100
17%
28%
5%
Armstrong Rubber class A.
Arnold
Apr
17%
7 y4
7%
1,200
96
27%
26'A
27%
2,500
Hi
1%
1%
20,700
1ft
Corp Ltd.
1ft
American
dep
Food
Associated
Laundries
of
Associated
Oil It Gas Co
America
.
1
Supply Co—.*
Associated Tel & Tel—
VClass
A
participating.
Atlantic
Coast
Indus
Atlantic
Coast
Inc.
7% Mar
Jan
27% Mar
100
1,000
3
1,600
3%
11,700
374
103
Compo
106% Jan
Feb
ext
Apr
Apr
Connelly
674
Jan
Inc.
13% Mar
26%
Continental
Air
Continental
Aviation
574
G'/a
1,000
4%
5%
474
500
3ft
Jan
9ft
818
18%
17 ft
3%
35
5
Jan
1674
Baldwin Rubber common-
16%
17%
1%
1ft
Oil
Watch
Co
Inc
BlaUner'a
Materials
Paint
(H
Feb
23%
1,600
17%
Jan
1%
35,800
4
3,500
7%
3,900
Jan
Feb
10ft
Jan
Crown
2,400
11%
5,300
4.500
10%
Jan
57/a
Jan
8
774
1
19%
19%
—I
10%
10%
1074
300
4%
6%
40ft
41%
1,200
39
Jan
99%,
99%
70
96
Jan
Inc
Cork
.
66 ft
1374
--
43%
Curtis
15
Jan
83 ft Mar
Jan
1534 Mar
28
2%
2%
900
lft
Jan
3%
6%
6%
7%
67,800
6'A
Jan
Feb
7%
-
*
Breeze
Corp common
*
Bridgeport Gas Co
*
Brlllo Manufacturing Go common—*
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
8
874
6,000
6y*
Jan
32%
100
30'/a
Jan
34
Feb
375
63
Jan
102 %
Apr
8
3-fir
American
Oil
British
American
3 xJo
40%
British
Apr
9% Mar
99 ft 102%
32%
102%
1
3974
3ft
26,800
40%
18,900
.
274 Mar
3/ff Apr
Tobacco—
Amer
Amer
Co.
Britlsh
Columbia
Apr
46
7 A Mar
__
8
39 74
774
7%
300
Jan
39 ft
3974
400
A Feb
8 A Jan
7'A Mar
Petroleum Co Ltd—
Power
common—.
Amer
dep rots ord reg
Company common
Brown Forman Distillers.
Brack
Mills
B
S
F
6%
serial
Die
18,800
37
37 %
Mar
Apr
8% Feb
4,100
7%
Jan
974
4,000
8%
Jan
10
Mar
3,100
17%
Jaii
21
Jan
Jan
12%
1
2074
lift
20ft
8%
874
8
7ft
9%
1,600
8
4,200
11%
11%
100
7%
874
8%
8%
2,300
8ya
3%
3%
374
7,000
2'A Jan
15%
10ft
Company-
1274
Apr
1074
11
900
2,100
9
Feb
Daitch
Calgary k Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc.
California Electric
Power.
Cslvan
Camden
Mar
.56
Bread
Cement
Mfg class "A
debentures
8ft
Productions
Desilu
Gasket
Detroit
see
4% Mar
7,600
674
Jan
10 ft Mar
% Feb
36%
Jan
4ft
4ft
27,900
2ft
20ft
22 Vs
9.000
20%
Apr
23ft
Jan
58
59 ft
150
58
Apr
61ft
Devon-Palmer
Oils
Diversey
(The)
Diversified
Dome
dep
page
35.
25c
•
2.50
50c
-—•
674 Mar
'9,400
•
lYa Mar
174
-
Jan
1274
Feb
17
Mar
30 ft Mar
700
40
Jan
Jan
24%
Apr
22ft Mar
25%
Apr
Feb
18
4,700
7%
26,300
2,200
i9%
20ft
X8ft
,9
Jan
6%
Jan
2%
5ft
89,600
7 ft
10ft
Feb
■j'ff Jan
300
2
•
8
1,100
674
17 a
8ft
8ft
6%
'774
1%
lft
lft
6ft
Apr
8% Mar
Feb
23ft
1974 Mar
Jan
10 ft Mar
16
Jan
7
Mar
1,600/;
674
Jan
7,800"
...
674
Apr
6,300
6ft
1%
\l Jan
Jan
Jan
2674
1374
13%
—•/.
Feb
14ft
21ft
Feb
Jah
Mar
Feb
1874
Jan
19ft
900
1474
Feb
16ft Mar
400
1374
Jan
16% Mar
200
19 ft
Jan
19%
2.500
4%
Jan
7 M
—
30
1274
9,600
Jan
19ft Jan
13ft
1674
1 6%
15%.. 15 ft
15 ft
1974
19.74
:6ft
-7ft-
-
6ft
9
Ft'b.
Apr
4
2.50
A_:—4
1
•
.
•
4% Alar
& Apr
'
374
18,000
274
Jan
56 ft
12,200
5474
Apr
65%
177a
v-
18 ft
.■
1874
31,500
13%
Jan
18% Mar
•;
8
•;
4174
•
474
474
,
4174
Apr
46
Feb
474
2,300
474
Apr
5
Jan
9ft
■;
2
/
700
8
Feb
11
Jan
-
u
974
Mar
Mar
200
27,400
9%
19"74
Apr
2
37
974
9%
...
18
640
:
.
38.
.
x
9ft
Feb
17,000
.
2ft
37
Jan
12 ft
10
.
18 ft
18
-t:
2ft
38.,". 7
Feb
15ft
6,100
4134
8ft
;
Jan
8%
774 Mar
500
h
1434
;.i3
41%
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874
8
v.
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3% Mar
374
5474
3 ft.
56
—t-ftc
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400
9
*
Feb
Jan
42%
Jan
%
:
10
Jan
7
500
•
Jan
2%
X
Jan
Apr
,9% Mar
•
/
,
Apr
52
Jan.
3,800
2374
Jan
774
874
,8,500
-474
Jan
14 ft
16ft
5,150
13
Jan
16ft
2034
20 ft
21% Mar
Textile
Dorr-Ofiver
Inc
2074
500
1574
5%
2,900
574
Jan
4
i\r
4,500
374
Jan
3574
330
3374
Jan
334
2,500
374
Jan
Duke
Harris
Ltd
•
7.50
Co
.
Co
10
:
*
Co..
Laboratories—
.
18
Jan
Feb
4ft Mar
37
Jan
Apr
147
Jan
29
139 ft
Feb
Feb
29% Mar
Apr
13%
Apr
900
974
Jan
6,000
274
Jan
4%
Feb
45,000
574
Jan
7%
Apr
: 17a
40,300
1/4
Jan
1%
Feb
374
3 ft
300
378
20ft
"
20 ft
20 ft
400
16ft
Jan
2ft
274
."1,500
174
Jan
27/4-;
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1274
4
..
1074
lift
22
22
,
,20 ft
-2074
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1774
3,ioo
18
1274
1474
37 ft
38-
10ft
15
.
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2874
♦
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75.7:'
6374
47
Jan
,
Jan
T
Jan
Mar
Jan
18ft Mar
1274 Mar
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
38 ft Apr
Apr
10,300
13,300
75
4574
26
23%
12
100
1074
47 ft r
13%
Apr
1074
6,100
.
v
2574. 2874
v;
ft
Feb
Feb
Feb
34 ft
20,500
'•
41
-
200
"
40ft
3
400
1474.'.
3774
674 '
24ft
Apr
22
20
10,700
.
3%
Apr
1074 Mar
100
1,000
.
2074
10
750
34;
1,300
.
674 Mar
19
.
7%
Aph
Jan
4038
Apr
40 ft
Feb
19
Jan
33ft
Feb
9ft Mar
11% Mar
Jan
60
45ft
75
Apr
Jan
53ft
Jan
9ft
Apr
.
1
Common
Dunlop Rubber Co Lid—
American dep rets ord reg—
Duraloy (The) Co__.
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common.'
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
4x4
'774
;
»334
-■
10,
6%
37
.674
■ 12
common...-*
32.50
I
1
•
*
1
-•
Apr
lft
■.
'r.
•
Ltd
Co
'
(Allen B)
70
42,700
174
♦
4,600
2174
3%
674
-
37
14474
18
12-,
1
6s 8d
1
—lc
374
141
1
2ft
Exploration
Power
374
3474
,34ft,
2034
stock
Dow
DuMont
'
■:
/
(The) Corp 1
&
V 34 ft
t
1
Fdrs Inc
'
8% Mar
Jan
574
3IS
1
common
preferred
,
50c
ord reg
Cd
29
311
.25c
& Chemical
Tar
Dominion
-
57 a
5
100
Ltd
Jan
55ft
27 ft
14ft.
2.50
Corp
Petroleum
Feb
2874 «:>•
774" :
10c
35
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steer & Cbal ord
29%
1
2.50
..20
Specialty; Stores.—.
56 ft
57
100
Feb
-
5ft Mar
Dynamics
Corp
of
America
874
774
10s
318
3]H
1
•
1
•
1
974
37,800
9,500
Jan
6
374
Jan
3%
Jan
6ft Mar
4%
574
6,300
2574
27 ft
750
23
Jan
32ft Mar
900
2574
Jan
39ft Mar
66.700
47a
Jan
12%
574
674
26
3U Feb
ft.;
3474
3474
35ft
11
1074
1174
3874
38
3874'-,.. 1,100
Jan
8ye
Feb
700
3%
Jan
4ft
Jan
Eastern
Malleable
37ft
850
36 ft
Feb
37ft
Apr
Eastern
States Corp
8/if
8{£
33,100
7ft
Jan
10 ft Mar
5
Feb
5
Feb
200
33ft
Apr
38
Mar
4
33 ft
34
!
*
-
Apr
E
60ft Mar
3ft
•
Jsteel
rets
36ft
aa
4ft Mar
Jan
19,800
"9
6
"6%.
(Md)
<--5
partic—«--•
DistHJers Co Ltd— V
3%
8 ft'
'
24%
8%
;—1
—1
Ltd
37 ft
1
Feb
Jan
574
Jan
48
56 ft
Apr
Apr
8%
274
16,600
20 ft
5
Manufacturing
&
Drilling
Jan
•
Ltd common
preference—
For footnotes
4ft
21
8ft
.
11
Development Corp of America
Jhn
Apr
lft'
7ft
50c
Inc..
Feb
27ft
10%
1274
Apr
400
.
25%
-.25
19%
common
13%
2%
7,100
'22ft
Jan
Jan
5,100
3ft,'
1%
V
600
.
' 5%
574
7
55,700
f
1
17%
1,600
31
374
i%:
—1
•
___1.50
Inc
|
Co Ltd
Co
Brothers
Apr
8,800
27ft
7%
16ft
Co
•
Jan
74
10
10ft
5ft
•
5
vtc—
4
—1
Campbell Chibeugamau Mines Ltd
8ft %
Oil
1074
474
8ft-
9ft
3 ft
"A"
15
374
.50
Fire Insurance
Canada
.lOe
-50
Consol Oil k Gas Co
Canada
9%
31
1
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred.
*6% cumulative preferred
\
Feb
*
Dennison
$2
4% Mar
V« Jan
7
974
,—•
Day Mines Inc
i
L
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dorsey
156
1
7% Mar
~7ft
lOo
20
1
Co
Dairies Inc
Stores Corp common
5ft
preferred
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Driver
%
29% Mar
Jan
10
.
1
10c
Crystal
Jan
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares—3s «d
Burroughs (J P) k Bon Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 ft a
Jan
8% Mar
Corp
Douglas Oil Company..
Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp common
Jan
Jan
4
10 Ye Mar
Davega
»
Feb
8
7% Jan
10
2ft
1974
"
22% Mar
common
Dominion
t
CM O
15
(The)
Jan
774
50c
B
common
29
15 Va
Feb
9
1
preferred
preferred
1,200
8'A Jan
6ft Mar
13%
774
*
& Machine Co.
Hill
Jan
7%
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker
64,600
1474
35
.
1
60c convertible
Buell
41%
Jan
9ft
—IB
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp.
Budget Finance Plan
7A
13%
14
-1
Ltd class B
x7,\r
7A
-B1
.
cumulative preferred
Rubber. Co common
4%
37
4%
5ft
47,200
24%" "27ft 7 "-2,600
6ft
.674
V 5,700
D
American
Brown
Brown
--
7
rv;;:
Feb
common
Detroit Gray Iron &
dep rets ord bearer.
dep rets ord reg.
British
5 ft-"'
6%
/■
5,500
v
,*
Davidson
2%
*
Jan
6% Mar
51% Mar
574
''
1974
•
Apr
Feb
9%
3,600
.'/""■ft
Feb
Jan
V: 8.5oo
57a
•-
'
1874
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co class
Curtis
Feb
100
800
56
58%
Apr
24 74
35
Jan
18%
'
•
1
Traction Light k Fwr ord
Co
Drug
13 y4 Mar
7
ft
A
Jan
38% Mar
Jan
18%
Corp—.
Internat'l
t
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian
Ltd—
Cuban-Venezuelan
Mar
20% Mar
18 Va Mar
3374
Jan
119% Feb
Jan
Jan
Cuban American' Oil ; Co—
Cuban Tobacco common.
Feb
9
16JA Mar
41
99%
—
600
1}$
Jan
Jan
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
$1.12 preferred—
15% Mar
Apr
17%
1,000
4,000
6V4
17
'2,300
Apr
45
Jan
674
17 ft
1
.*
common
774
Jan
7%
Jan
13% Mar
41 y* Mar
37 ft I '.300
V 1,100
Mar
1674
1^5 Mar
lift
Feb
8ft Mar
39'A ." 26,700
5ft
36 ft'-'27
108
51
27
Jan
7ft
Inc
Varnish
Petroleum
Crown
1374
ft
;
5ft,V
/■
;115%
37 ft
16
18,100
1,100
1,850
1%
14ft
•
114ft- ; 113
37 ft-::
400
23%
274
Crown Central Petroleum
2'A
42
13%
Mar
4
25ft Mar
Jan J
874
Publishing
Crowley Milner & Co
I 2474 Mar
3% Jan
G'/a Jan
Jan
Feb
674
400
Crowell-Colller
1274
12%
lft
v
20
400
83,200
American dep receipts (ord reg)
Carrier Industries Inc
Jan
41%
13%
Courtaulds
Jan
1% Mar
9
—
Apr
lift Mar
50,400
& Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Beverage Corp
874
26
28ft
Feb
9ft
Corroon
Apr
Creole
19%
Inc.
Co
13 ft
7
Apr
Feb
6ft
Inc
Jan
42
prior cumulative preferred-100
Chemical Company Inc——B
Borne
fCoro
Apr
12%
-
18*74
49
; 225
,
85
Jan
9%
Crane
-.1
k Co common.
Oi
&
Jari
5
Apr
Mar
Jan
1474
2674
'»
Engineering—1
&
Industries
Feb
13 ft
common
Brooks,
1,400
7%
7%
_
common
(Si
21ft
2,400
2 x'«
900
;/ 5ft
Commercial
19%
Jan
5ft Mar
•/'72ft
9ft
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting™
Class B non-voting
,
Mar
12
1% Mar
4%
3%
4
Ino
Bickford's
26,800
*»«■
(A S) Shoe Corp.
Blnmentha)
4'/a
Jan
128,900
1%
„7.M
Telephone of Canada common—SB
Belock Instrument Corp
T"*
Bourjols
Mar
22
23 ft
Bell
5%%
19
1874
7%
7
1%
Inc...
Beau-Brummel Ties
Bonack
Jan
3% Jan
19ft
Bearings
Bobbie
16
11$
17%
7ft
Corp.
convertible class A.
Benrus
700
31,400
«...
1874
■■■■—
Beck
Apr
3
Ltd—.*
Barium Steel Corp
4
Barker Brothers Corp
I
Barry Controls Inc class B——
..1
Basic Incorporated
—1
6%
19
Jan
,
'
Jan
Feb
shares
Barcelona Tr Light k Power
Bayvlew
/
8% Mar ;
67
Oft
Cott
Ltd..
Oil
414
4
lift
15
;
""120
Apr
Apr
Mar
1.25
Inc
Lines
Continental
Apr
Andes—
los
American
Banff
4%
Jie
Securities Corp.
de
9a7a
Jan
147:,.:; -13%
.
Corp
Continental
Mar
47 ft
Jan
4,900
25.600
19
A.
Baldwin
Electric
Diesel
Continental
—
2%
:
v
-: 49-r,
7ft. .-7ft
l3/4
W
lft
Jan
.....
:
22%,
8ft
1 6ft
Feb
Industries Inc.
Banco
Corp
974
Ino
24
* '"72 '
22 ft"
20c
Inc
•
15'A
k Selburn Oil k Gas-
Class
Containers
6,300
Jan
Jan
Mar
23a4
25 ft
19,900
Apr
7ft Mar
1474
20 ft
7% Mar
7
-
10
28,000
4%
11%
24 ft.
3%
Apr
Jan
1
13%
3%
654
31 ft
23 ft
3%
20,800
-
16-
1274
Mar
23ft
49
,
50c
Consol Cuban Petroleum
20
Feb
H Jan
974
1
61%
Jan
Apr
108 ft
Jan
14ft
1965
to
3%
Jan
13%
62 ft
Jan
Jan
31
22'/a
3%
12,800
Feb
Jan
15ft
13'A
-IOS
16 ft
Feb
5474
Machinery—
Shoe
Vtc
11 y8
474
31ft
Co
Apr
3%
Cook
Baker
Stone
&
174 Jan
52
Jan
574
lOo
•
—.*
23ft
15 JA
15%
Non-voting non-cum preferred.
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common.
Bailey
Sand
Colonial
974
80
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
—10
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
1
p-10
Steel Products
Automatic
Jan
21%
Co__
Equipment
(Canada)
Farm
Co Ltd
Oil
Colon
32ft Mar
1774
Tl";'
3 ft
70
*
Co
Oils vtc
Coastal Caribbean
Cockshutt
Consol
Corp
Devices
2'A
250
61%
60
3%
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
Audio
35,900
2%
3
61%
•
Consolidated Mining 4k
Development
Apr
26%
105 74 1 06
106
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
Atlas
Jan
3%
Jan
Apr
14,100
'-3% \\ 13,700
10 ft
8
Community Public Service—
JLOfl
Line Oo_
5%
13%
V; 400
18ft' -?v-'18.%3. 18%;
;'■> 27 ft 27ft\.
8ft Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
26%
Stationers
Associated
Feb
3%
2%
-1
Products
Aluminum
6ft
- •
- "
3ft
1
1
Co
Corporation
Hosiery Co
Club
Jan
6 ft v;--2,000
23ft "'"2,100
6.
22 ft
.72'""
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
2A Feb
5,000
3 ft
6
6%
—.—Id
1
-1
Claussner
29% Mar
4,800
"4
3
3
Controller
Clary
Mar
8% Mar
1% Jan
7A
J1
rets reg
Stores Ino
Associated
Atlas
7
Feb
Jan
1074
500
19ft";:' 18 ft
10c
18
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Electric Industries—
Associated
Atlas
5%
6% Mar
22 y*
Feb
"7,300
-
61
-
10ft '
—4
Corp
28741
&
Inc
Chromalloy Corp
Cinerama Inc
-1M
preferredCo warrants.
4.72%
Armour
Oil
Christiana
Jan
2ye
100
6
10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
99% Mar
Jan
33% Mar
4674
14ft
Jan
10%
6€
22ft
10
common
CJhesebrough-Pond'p
Power & Light—
—
1A Mar
Jan
174
1174 Mar
/ff Mar
2.50
common
Cherry-Burrell
Apr
Mar
lift
700
2,300
"
^
10
2
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
10%
54
25,200
U1-&
14%
4ft
of America
Co
Corp
ft
1%
Jan
10374
pfd..—100
Securities Corp common
.1
conv preferred—,.
..——*.
Chamberlin
8% Mar
59ft
100
ConvertiWe preference
t
Jan
10 ft
1
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
lft Jan
1774
Jan
5
14....
X
Light
&
Power
$1.50
Mar
23,300
Co—
Power
preferred..,
3.50ft
7ft
3074
1
Corp
Central Maine
Central
5
Jan
H Jan
1474
Iladley
Central
138
11"
2s 6d
1
'
^10
Corp
Instruments
Cenco
Jan
Jan
Feb
474
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& Co
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Apr
Central
37
Feb
ord
B
rets
common
Catalin Corp of America
,
33% Apr
12 74 Mar
4ft Jan
31
16,200
1774
974
8%
4.TB
29,600
1
%
16%
200
250
/:
5
374
4ft
12ft
100
Apr
33 ft
1774
36
9% Mar
30
33 ft
v
31% Mar
10,800
11V*
.
45ft Feb
Jan
3374
11%
Paper common
Amurex Oil Co class A
1
Ana con Lead Mines Ltd——
.-Mi
Anchor Post Products1
38
Jan
30
Writing
40V2 Mar
Feb
Apr
*
Co common
Products
38y* Jan
68ft
32%
1
i
■
Amer Exploration Ltd
15,600
(J W)
Carter
Casco
Apr
Apr
172
.
dep
American
Mar
16% Mar
37
Jan
15,600
—
issued)
25
3274
9%
1,700
88 Vs 100
Seal-Kap common—
American Thread 5%
preferred
Anglo
41ft
98 ft
American
American
v"
-1
Co
200
40
32%
10
,,
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Carreras
4jj
31
uan
6ft
—5.50
$5 pfd
& Light
Power
"
Manufacturing Co com
Equip
33
Carolina
High
Mar
12,100
14*.,
1%
6c
common
Feb
5ft Mar
Jan
11% Jan
30,200
American
American
Co
Carnation
of America—
Co
$3.75 cumulative preferred
American Beverage common.
American
*
3
89,100
l\h
'ft
Ltd
Minerals—.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
411
"1ft
■
7ft
Canal-Randolph
Corp
1
Capital City Products
—-i~-5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
-1
65 ft Mar
3,400
83
3674
6,600
15ft
81ft
1574
—
Jan
Share*
-
High
3ft
m
.
1
1
pfd__10
Petrofina Ltd partic
48
American
Canadian
Marconi
Can Northwest Mines & Oils
7
474
8%
Allied
American
8% Mar
4%
convertible preferred.
Control Co Inc
Inc
Canadian
-
2874
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd..—*
Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian
4%
5%%
Aluminum
Apr
Feb
Low
4i°o
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
4ft
9%
Alleghany Corp warranta.
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Allied Artists Pictures Oorp-
Alsco
4274
Jan
6%
2,200
974
6%
7j/4
3474
200
41
41
Range
of Price*
Par
High
Canada
Algemene Kunxtxijde H ▼—
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dep ret* Amer thrnr**All American Engineering
Last
Sale Prtoe
American Stock Exchange
Sale*
for Week
Week'*
Fridnj
17
STOCKS
Cer Week
$7
Corporation class A
Elder
Mines
Limited..
:
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30ft
Jan
51
Feb
41ft Feb
175
i
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Jan
41
25
/.—
common
preferred series A
preferred series B__
$6
Edo
Iron
*
1
1
.
1574
l
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168
..168
15
_
-
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l-fff
1554
lx^
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1,700
12,800
Jan
189 ft
Feb
160
Jan
177
Feb
13
Jan
18% Mar
12- Jan
lft Jan
Number 5839
Volume 189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chroniclp.
.
<1821)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
..--STOCKS--
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
* Low
^
common.——5
Electric Bond & Share
Eleetrographic
37s4
Electronic Communications
Esquire Inc
*'
Factor
>:V
f
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.2774
10 74
29%
5.
~7%
9 74
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
9% Mar
800
11%
Jan
13
2,000
9 Ik
Apr
11%
1074
974
10,200
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%
44,700
18 ? «
20
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—-
—
12%
6,100
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-
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A
'Class
B-
25c
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L_•
—-**-5
lllk
Jan
134%
Jan
135
6 IS
Jan
?
8
17k
Jan
3
Mar
5
1,300
4% Jan
39%
41
1,000
34% Jan
V4.000
Development
*42%
"
4274
100
39
1
33;
.3%
.
3%
Feb
1(V7
100 (.
Jan
700
h
~574
5%
*: ■.•53a
5%
24%
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24%
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6974
V
11%
43
G|774
11%
Jan
17%
Jan
18%
1,000
16,800
3,400
,:
1,700
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'
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——
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——————^
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147#^
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Wernicke
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33«
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Mainiigcturing Co—
16%
Gorbam Manutaetming common—„-4 v
Grand-Rapids Varnish_-,_u-:1
Gray Mjanufactiirhtg Co.-^—.—T_,5
Great Amer Iudustries
^i-iO.c;r
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Gold
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Western
Financial
Co
Great Western
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6%
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55 %
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3 25%
3
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&
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h;: v'
113;
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fidler (W E)
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500
743,4 Mar
727;
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4 74
2,500
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5,300
3:500
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47k Apr
5%-
'
18%
19%
2174 Jan
18%'i
18%
lera
217k
30%
58%
—
367e
3674
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3674
v-—-
I—100
1
Co
Zi5
(Harvey) Inc common.
64 74
'11-1-5^
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l'_7,
Hygrade Food Products.—'_
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-
81
400
6474
750
247o
687k Jan
American dep rets ord-reg—
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Industrial Plywood Co Inei————25e *
'77 it
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see
page
35.
a%
85
21%k-'' 18%
-
200
7% Jan
8
84% Jan
90
Chemical
14
21?k
21%
57,800
5%
1,800
8%
9
4,900
Jan
3% Jan
.
3% Jan
14%
28%
26%
28%
276,815
2%
2%
15,500
147 k
27k
147k
61
58
127 k
29%
127k
-
40
474 Jan
67k Jan
^450.^
12,100.,
15%
.
700
9,700*
3&7k
197k
>.
20
,
2574
Jan
:
3% Mar
Mar
20
—147k Apr
5374 Jan
62% Mar
34
27% Jan
2,000
Jan
29%
Apr
Jan
17k Jan
200
13
-
Jan
574 Apr
774 Apr
Jan
1474 Mar
11% Apr
13%
1174
13%
2,300
10% Jan
13% Feb
21%
237k
-7,200
1574 Jan
237k
Apr
2%
17k
2%
1% Apr
27k
Apr
1)8
Apr
1ft
16
17%
5,200
10% Jan
19% Mar
237k
1%
17
2,600
13.700
237k
100
227k Jan
2474 Jan
247k Mar
28% Feb
29%
467k Mac
1%
1
% Jan
——
2374
-.-1
•*—
Jan
Metal
TV Inc
Corp
Rubber
2474
56
X55%
73
68%
674
67k
15%
5774
73
674
15%
lUMar
1974 Jan
247k Jan
3% Jan
21%
1274
12%
1,400
14%
15%
2,500
...
6,700
3,oUU
/
2,000
29
8
Mar
37
800
13% Jan
16% Mar
75
1017k Apr
1,900
2,000
357k
147k
103
100
147k
102
77;
3674
147k
103
,
87k Apr
1374 Jan
2374 Jan
31
.
1374
127k
137k
1%
17 k
1%
457k
45%
357k
507k
3974
8,300
17,000
34,000
8,400-
Jan
37
Jan
89
90
430
97
40
93
89
50
16%
17%
10
6,600
8674 Feb
37;
2%
2574
11
2,500
37;
100
574
163
47k
37k
6%
900
18%
1974
3,300
153% 163
2%
27k
2574
327k
97k
3674
26
33%
11
36%
Machinery
Products——
•
-
National Telefilm Associates
■
National
Transit
.91% Jan
127k Jan
157% Mar
20% Jan
Jan
5074 Feb
27k Feb
4% Mar
4
3% Apr
47k Jan
1,20B
138
300
6,200
100
7%
8%
9,100
1274
1,200
11
Jan
Mar
Apr
274 Mar
28% Jan
193
Jan
29
17k Jan
Feb
2874 Jan
774 Jan
31% Jan
5% Jan
Jan
7% Apr
23
1674 Jan
7,700
3,800
1274
7%
9774 Mar
Jan
Apr
148% Jan
44
19
90% Jan
89
154% 164%
Feb
527k Apr
4174 Jan
Jan
21
Feb
*
38
Jan
20% Jan
1% Jan
Apr
89
1
4
104
Feb
127k
95
89
-100
.
37% Mar
11
Apr
36% Apr
9% Mar
12% Apr
57k Feb
5%
5
574
1,300
37k Jan
5%
674
6,700
874. Jan
7
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
8,600
6% Jan
8% Feb
4%
10,500
1,200
3
National Steel Oar Ltd—
Apr
187k
11%
10%
19%
Jan
5% Jan
2,900
7%
-
3474 Jan
16%
277;
2.50
100
1
13
100
15
267k
774
-•—}
27k Jan
1274 Apr
107k Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
15%
100
100
,
11% Jan
267k
1
1
18% Mar
Jan
59% Frtl
297k Jan
2074
2%
14%
65% Feb
7374 Mar
774 Mar
1^ Jan
2074
1
1 '
12
,
Feb'
40% Apr
207k Apr
23%
274
6
100
46%
25%
2%
1274
1874 Fteb
Jan
61
547k Feb
9i*00
1ft
41%
2374
1
-I
10
Jan
.2,100
174
43
174
11%
1
-
67k Mar
"Apr
1,300
2,050
6,300
5,200
8
—
National- Starch
2474
2474
1
Industries Inc.—
Dehydrating &
National
67k. Jan
57k Jan
24
1
1
5
National Elettrlc Weld Machines——1
Feb
•97k Mar—
7%
20%
Co—
Milling Co
Feb
5
19%
6%
19%
3374 Apr
18% Mar
23
Mar
'
cum
Clemens
Napco
ft Feb
480
137k Apr
67/a
15% Jan
140
200
I
87k Jan
25c
2
1.200
3474
57k
12% Mar
5,100
National Petroleum Ltd-—*.,—
8V4
574
14% Mar
Jan
1274
National Presto Industries Inc
National Research Corp—
137k
87
57a
a
Jan
47k
1
300
^,2,500.
1174
Jan
48
4%
13% Jan
96,800
8%
Feb
16
1374 Mar
Apr
15%
1274
57k Jan
4
43
97k Jan
1574 Mar
__1
5,400
1174 Jan
1074 Jan
10% Jan
National Mfg & Stores common
10,300
500
Jan
*30% Mar
Jan
100
Jan
8
1974
16,500
33,800
National Alfalfa
v
% Mar
\ Maif
33%
25%
111,100
14%
774
8% Mar
Jan
1574
National Bellas Hess common
4'«
7
14
7
4
■
2474
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Companyv——
44%
13%
7
10c
26% Feb
*
15%
87k
14
—50
20 Vk Mar
Z_
87k
common-
7,000
i
13
147 k
~-5
50c
Piping Co
2,100
*
1,100
50c
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Feb
9
1.400
2874
preferred—*
147k
—t
For footnotes
Petroleum common
24%
410 -*• 7A%
44%' 7' " 43%
13%;-7" 13%
5
l
237;
v*"
>
States
Nacli/nan
"<&'.■
,
—
m;.
*-•.
17% Mar
27%
5% Mar
3% Jan
400
N
102% Feb
137k Mar
91
Apr
,62
1334.
5/
210
1,700
2,400
13
1
1
1
1
1
5
Mfg Co—
Feb
11%
4,400
47k
17%
13
1
—*
(J W) Inc common
(A G) & :Co——
Johnson & Co
3874 Jan
79
'
8%
4%
1574 Jan
2274
147k
——5
2.50
Muskogee Co common————-—~10
Muter Company common
50c
Feb
200
.
1,800
.
*
Murphy Corporation
Mar
1074
'.98% 100
.
774
—2.54;-.
ImperialClieniicat Industries—'
107;
80
•.
;
..
9874
:
33
66
58%
—•
3% Mar
1474
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Jan
138
31
*
-
*
14% Mar
3
Iron Co
Muntz
377k Apr
35%
7'
'
30%
-—10"
_iil5
!
preferred, _*——
Jan
46%
—
Howell Electric
50
46%
,333;:}■-* 3ir:,4
.•
22
Jan
15%
—
Products
6% cumulative preferred—
Mt. Diablo Company —
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Feb
2
1974 Mar
17
28
£1
Co Ltd
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mt
3% Mar
.201,400
# Feb
147k Jan
17%
87k
4%
•
—1
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mar
2
Mar
18
7k Jan
r
5,300
Montrose
367k Mar
1%
*
common
97k Mar
1,200
*
8,100
preferred series B
4,50% preferred series C
Montgomery Ward « Co class A
47k Mar
7,700
3%
.
5%
267k
4,80%
187k Mar
35
33%
2
19%
& Co
.
.9%
8%
13
45
Monongaliela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
1074 Apr
10
*
3 7k
5
357k
Mar
1,000
13,200
9%
12%
25%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
57k Mar
7
8%
417k
"ctfs"——
4%
774
45
Mi no Alumiuum ^Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
177 k
9
3%
9%
26
pl'd
J3.a
.
^
1
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
.!■ 5151
*
J.%
4% Feb
4% Jan
5
Mining Corp of Canada
16
.
1% Jan
3% Mar
74
87k
10c
50c
$Vu% convertible preferred
67; Mar
2,000
37k
5
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
2574 Mar
:ji.ooo
3%
37k
9%.
lc
Apr-
-
2%
Apr
1774 Feb
18
Apr
Jan
23%
107k Mar
.
3% Feb
3% Mar
10li
1
Jan
47k
35'
;
Hardart
143a
10>4
.
—1
——
Hoover Ball &,"Bearing CO-
1,100
1% Jan
18
2
a
Miller Wolil Co
9%
~9%'t
17
Ltd" class A;;
Class-' B
2,400
2%'"Apr
374
Co
Mid-West Abrasive
Jan
17,700
1474 Jan
6,500
2%
7
Middle
Mar
97 k
1,000
2%
2%
3
——1
—
1
5
Gr/o preferred —
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
Mar
57 a
<*
Hofraann.Indusbrles,'Inc-,—.—
25c
Hoi linger Consol Gold Mines
—j._5"'
Holly CorporaUoit———V_i.60c
Holly atorgs. Inc——i-A-V—1
1
Hotophane Go. common—tii—*-
& Sessions
Jan
39
17
27k
2%
1
Corp of Delaware
Mar
100
16%
2%
42%
Jan
13%
Mar
8
90
25%
X25
1474';" -JL2%
?..
Corp
5T-3 a
25%
--2.5
—
; •..
83k v;
5%
25c
;
16%
30
127k Apr
4% Jan
Midwest
3.700
'
15%.
18
400.
Feb
75
Hoe (RX & Co Inc common-—ik_-i_l
&
357 a
98% 100
>
42%
15
17
75 pesos
—1
1274
2,100
37
15
Mar
45
11,600
45
35%-»
9974
-10c.
Inc
common
Holt. (Henry) & Co
43:t;
12% Jan
40%
9
72
I
»12,550
"2,000
1,600
Jan
Mar
367k Jan
574 Jan
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
63/4 Mai-;
774 Mar
274
-jlQQ,
5
Clasa ft
*
Feb
* 67k Feb
v
7.200
-
Horn
3.400
3.100
8
28% Jan
1,600
•
23,700
;p)d—
Hoffman lhternational
'
2,100
674
-17a
•67 k
Co
Hormeft (Geo A)
67i,
-
3,900
69 7k
6
Highway .Trailer Industries com—'—25c
7%%- cumulative preferred—
^—10
Hiller Aircraft Corp
—r—
1
Homa Gl> Co
:.
100
12
Metal & Thermit Corp
2074 Jan
23
*
101
57k Apr
Jan
9674
' Jan
Mcsabl
117k Mar
-6 7fr'(4
31% .31%
.1574 Apr
1274 Mar
10
6
Merchants Refrigerating Co
337k Feb
5,700
92,700
3,500
-
2,100
Mcnaseo
Feb
,1,000
15%
574
99
13% Mar
McKee
Apr
31|4
5%
12% Feb
2% Jan
Mb ad
1374 Apr
k
147k
99
200
Mays
Feb
47k
,3% Mar
Jaq
3,100
Masscy-Fcrguson Ltd
Mai lie Industries Inol
213 a
6-
«fc JSlectronies—
Highie Mfg Co
Jan
574 Apr
15% Jan
2
13%
Feb
.11%
57i ♦"5V
7274
— ——
O.
Electric
8%
3% Jan
107k Apr
k
374
57 k
1674
■
57k
-7;50
Martin Co- warrants
10%
11
17
60%
Hercules Galion. .Products
Herold Radio
'Jan
9,900
15%
337kc
—-—.1
Forge Co
Jan
3
900
'2,400
213
-
2174 Feb
v
10
4%
117k
13%
Stores
(Tlioj
Communication
1274 Mar
18% Jan
ft Feb
Apr
23% Apr
133/k
•
47k
11%
2io
27k
Mangel Stoics common—
Mansfield Tiro & Rubber Co
Jan
Apr' r
374 Mar
ft Jan
Marconi International Marine
7k Feb
24,400
69%" >:
cuimnon
3
:• 3%
174 Jan
••.?■
77k Jan
Merrill
———1-_25q,{
,
8
.26
■
Jan
47k
Maine Public Service Co
Apr
31%
*
.
-^.-1.
—
A
preferred
,Jan
11% Jan
2:400
-__v_--—-J0e. I
* '•
llc^la Mining Co.—
nulem*,"RubensU'hj
.
6,000
44,300
-
2Q74 Jan
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation-—
Feb
4,400
1.400
"
l{ai«'Uine Corp..,,,
1.
8% Feb
.3,100
,
3%
16 % ,<*.15-%
T»
2174
Hastings 'Mfg'Co'
———-^.-2;*.
Ihiitiaway .Indu;dVjcs Tnc
Havana Litlipgrajihijig Co^<——|0c. !.
Ilrt/cl' Bislibp Tin:
5
25
ft
3,600
..Voting trust ctfs w 1—
274 Feb
557k
27k
12%
'
———
lnc-«»
2,400
700
-.•
3%
-
1874 Jan
Magellan Petroleum Corp—
9
Apr
167k Mar
Jan
Feb
Mar
14
*
.
334.t>-.
—
——10,...
if*
•
i
.
"
Feb
27k
1174
Mack Trucks Incrwarrants——
Feb
Jan
36,300
157k
v'W";
-:
'/k ft American .Machhie Co_-_—l0g-V
HaJl Lamp Co ..1"':.——-2.-.
H
357k
' 35%
-
'274
11%
jCorp—£•——.—
\
.
Jan
•
11%
Macfadden Publleatlons Inc
Jan
1%
.
300
2174
2.7k
147 # .f : * i4i
24
7
U7/a
13%
3%,
Mar
"17k Jan
Apr
Mar
5% Jan
M
1174 Mar
7%
8,000
.
4
19
800
Jan
v
2% Jan k
' 8,600
:
12%
.
Gulf
,
Jan
"23
•
100
;
25a4
-
10> Jan,,
15,100
/
Apr
31 'jt.
7 11,800
8
Jan
1574 Mar
7
2,900
2%
:
ir%
-
Feb
15
-
5% Mar
187k
<
73;
-
Jan
Feb L
Jan
137k
.Jan
6,000
7
97
,-
1% Mar "V
1,100
'
.»507i.
•
:3%.
12%;; "12%
203; >
•
Industries—i-50c '•
Ac
4
8%
•
*2%
-;
Jan
7
•'
1,300
.
9
14
*
-
—
i_%^l:»;;
I»r<Kiuels .comiuoiu.:*-.5-
Gulf States
fit
''-id 3 k
*
].
700
a
-
<4 Apr
1%'Jan
4,300
130,500
.
35%
1%
rittiedieck-Uoiupmiy—LJs-zJ.
G woery Stores
Gnild Films Company
347^
7%
Grideiii .Freehold & Leaaes_'E——
G
197
5474
Greer. Hydraulics——i_60c
3.900
1%
102.
Apr
Jan
1874
Lynch Corp
137 k Mar
20%
20%
600
77 a
;
18%
87a
series A——---„U30
preferred
7%
1*3 a
27k
1-.:
li
Jan
72% Apr
•;
1,700
82
147k
2374
257k Mar
6%
1,600
%
Stores Inc
Co^
Depfc
1974 Jan
18% Feb
10% Jan
16 f Mar
2,100
37k
.374
14
common—60c
200
'
21%
357k
.
Great
24 7 '■>
•
213 V
19
.
,
93% Mar
2,300
1»8
Goodmau
8 %
1434
7%
.
GoWfiqld Consoikhited
6
1,700
15,700
.24
213 L-
1
675
5,600
16%
16,
24
——5
Iue
(Adolf)
Gobcl
i——I; 1-*"
—
Feb
277; Mar
Jan
6j,3
147«- -14%
\
Gleumore Distilleries class B—:—Globe Union
•'->
Jan
137a
■-
14
—
10%
96%
4
6,74
Jan
'
Jan
,4'|»Mar
49
J Jan
7
12,200 .'7.
117a
1234
,
574
6%
374 Mar
8074 Mar
21%
Lamson
'
a
2%
10
Lanston Industries Inc—5
La Salle Extension University-5
Lear Inc common
——50c
Leicourt Realty Corp common——-25c
Class A
25c
Leonard Refineries Inc
—
—3
Lc Tourneau (R G) Inc
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—
-1
5cumulative preferred—
10
Lithium Corp of America Inc
1
Locke Steel Chain
5
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—
1
Louisiana Land <te Exploration———30c
Lunkenlicimcr (The) Co
2.50
37
Jan7.">"
2,400
2374
(S)
Lamson
7' "1
4% Mar:.
15
2,700
177k
6%
Inc_lc
& Electric 47k%
Lakey Foundry Corp—,
Lamb Industries
777k Mar
34 |
6%
3%
1774
27'j.
17
;
Lake Shores Mines Ltd
Jan
30% Jan
2,600
69%
9ti
•;6%v.
137a 1
—.i.
297k
Jan
2%
Corp
La Consolidada S A
11} Apr
98%
-.
Mar
Apr
2%
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
v77k Mar
3k
200
4%
34%
17% ;
3m
9
Apr
L
8 7; Mar
20'f Jan
33,100
52 7 a
48%
,
—
34 %.
.
—-1-1-1
common——.
■/ K
Jan
Jan
1274
17%
Krueger Brewing Co
43/4 Feb
Jan
65.600
ft.
107
Feb
4%
8,500
24%
'
•
Corp common——50c'
Corporation
__L_1
Transistor Corp.—__^25c 1
Genung's- Incorporated
'*
"
■
General- Plywood
<A.,C)
Jan
43% Mar
v
Feb
1
——5
Knott Hotels Corp
———5
Knox Coip class A———
—1
Jan
1%
5,500
'
8
23'%
;
4974.-
General Stores
Gilbert
Apr
Kropp
4274
American dep rets ord reg
I£1
General Firepvoofing common.;—.1—-5
General. Indus Enterprises--—i
General
574
48
Apr
97k
6,500
5,500
5,009
58,300
5,400
Klein
;•--.' ■&'h
a
12%
31,200
Kobacker
/;f Mar
8
21
Jan
127k
Kleinert (I B) Rubber
M'ar
2.(4
a7?
Co
Apr
1141k
474
—
General Electric
Feb
90
£%
8^; '
391a"
"
Co—
—1 /
General Builders Corp—1—:
i.-LzT
5%
convertible
preferred——V-L-2Jj.iT
Alloys
General
13%
20
6.200
7
General Acceptance Corp warrants——
General'
12% Mar
"
1,700
134%
2 (a
.
•
common
:
Co——,——
Mfg
Jan
Kansas Gas
0;
preferred
Gellman.
.
Jan
Jan
1& Jan
^ *
G
Co
8%
11%
76,300 :
13134 134
1£1; i
1.25
—1
Company.—
Co
\
5%.
128
--*.■•'
"
Ltd— '
Power
Feb
20
7
107k
—4
_50c
pfd—100
Kate Drug Company
1
Kaweckl Chemical Co——
25c
Kawncer Co (Del)——
—5
Kennedy's Inc
—
—«—?
—5
Kidde (Walter) & Co
.—2.50
Kiif-Arlc Oil Company
10c
Kingsford Company
—1.25
Kingston Products
—
1
Kir by Petroleum Co
—:
—20c
Kirkland Minerals Coi^ Ltd—
J
Apr
40,400
;* 17%
.
'
sAmerican dep rets ord reg
Head Brewing Co——
Gafcineau
93;
127k
11%
1-1
non-voting——
voting
(Geo A>
71
Apr
9 % Jan
•.
48,100
11%
Kaltman (D) & Company
Jan
—-1
Canada—
Fresnillo (The)
7%
Feb
1174
—1®C
Industries
Kaiser
Feb
Feb
6,700
7 6,500
.
2.50
Fox
Fuller
8
6%
—
24
12 Ya
Mar
■
Jan
7k Mar
5% Apr
37% Apr
10% Feb
J
Jcannette Glass Co common—/——-1
Jetronic Iudus^iics Inc—
—10c
Jypitef Oils Ltd——
15c
Mar
5,100
57,200
11,900
4.400
—1
.
18 3/k
29
29
2,100
18%
127k
Oil Corp—
I
■
1,000
3974
17
Class A _z—
Apr
957k Mar
15% Apr
27% Jan
50
Flying Tiger Line Inc—
Ford Motor Co
Jan
3474 Apr
45% Jan
337k
377a
1774
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp
7
Jan
16% Feb
327k
pfd—100
1
-1
.-—
Israel-American
22 3/k
4,800
300
Firth- Sterling Inc
Fishman. (M H) Co Inc—
Ford Motor of
% Jan
Inc
147% Mar
1774
Manufacturing com
Irving Air Chute
Jan
11% Mar
-
25
9134
Corp
-J.
Inc
Financial General
Jan
21=»
———
Ltd—
Petroleum
Feb
j2
_1
Faraday Cranium Mines Ltd——_
'
8%
Iron rite
Mar
11\2 Jan
Fircmatfi
2,300
-10c
Iowa Public Services Co 3.907k
Iron
High
Feb
12% Jan
129 y«
33%c
—1
Royalty
Investors
Jan
6 '/a Mar
LOW
3,850
3974
International Resistance Co
60% Mar
1,300
11%
Rang* Since Jan. 1
High
13574 13874
14%
15
3274
Intcx Oil Company-
Feb
104
9%
1874
•
•
"
Shares
••
5
Products—
International
29Vk Feb
.
3%
40tk
of beneficial int.
Filmways
Jan
9,400
.
124
9%
Jan
98,
27; Mar :
5,400
i
,
8%
X1174
19i
147k
International Holdings Ltd
*
International Petroleum Co Ltd-—-—*
"
16% Mar
35.700
574
51 'a
774 :
•
Jan
30
1074
.
50%
Jan
1
2,100
101
.10'/a
-
5 y*:
9 k
Sugar Associates—
Eastern
Common- shs
Fargo Oils
38% Jlan
49,200
i-l.i-
A—
$2. preferred
Febnont
287k Feb
4,500
1^4
1074
Fairchilii Camera & Instrument—
Fajar do
3,300
137 k
.34
1
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
138
.5
International Breweries Inc
-;V/
As Co class
(Max.)
$1
Feb
1%
—1
25c
10
—
19%
lffi
—1
Eureka Corporation Ltd—
Eureka Pipe Line common
1414 Jan
,31**
101
Forge & Steel Corp common——1, 6% cum 1st preferred—
—10
Co
1,800
Par
Insurance Co of North America-
Apr
?
"
29 74
Erie
Manufacturing
17:!»
37%
,
174
Empire District Electric 5Ve pfd_,—100 Empire- MillworE. Corp—-1
Equity- Corp common-—;—_—'——10c •
$2 convertibe preferred
,—i
1 v
Ero
mi*.
34
Jan
123:,".
20c-:
Emery Air Freight Corp__——
14,600
3374
Inc—.11 c;
of America——.j.—1
Inc————-—• ——5c ••
Electronics Corp
El-Tronics
37r,«
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
35%
)
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
1734: r
common——_—1-:.
Corp
of Prices
Friday
WEEK ENDED AFRJL 17
for Wecf
Range
common
'
-J-
4%
474
3
3%
450
26
2574
26
18%
1774
18%
1,100
~4%
~3%
~4%
45,200
474 Jan
2%Mar
Jan'
25
16
Jan
137k Jan
3
Jan.
Jan
5% Feb
3% Mar
28% Mar
21% Feb
18
Jan
41| Mar
11%
1074
11%
500
10% Jan
13% Mar
2874
2674
2974
15,900
157k Jan
17
Jan
2974 Mar
24% Jan
1974
1874
1974
1,000
59%
17"%
59%
1774
59%
600
52
Jan
63
17%
625
17
Jan
19% Feb
.10c
9%
9%
974
1,300
8% Apr
1
474
4%
474
300
4% Jan
1074 Feb
A
-Mar
10
1
•
Jan
,38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
(1022)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
'
Friday
RANGE
Sales
Week's
FOR
WEEK
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par-
National
Electric
Union
Nestle-Le
Mur
Now
England
Now
Haven
New
New
--1
17%
180'.a
common
Tel
Clock
Chem
&
25c
24
Land
—1
19%
Oils Ltd
20c
&
Coal
New
Park
New
Process
New
Superior
1
2
Arizona
&
Mining Co
Co
YorJ:
New
American
Class 13
North
Perm
Oils
RR
2 %
14,300
1%
300
1 % Mar
23%
24%
6,500
27
28%
1,200
"l%
)T1
2ft
12
/8
7%
10
36%
A
12%
7%
36%
39
225
4%
4%
5
3%
3%
9,500
7%
7%
8
9,100
50
Warrants
—.——■——
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.).
10c
74
'
'
-i
85%
74
2,600
20
-
430
88
Ijft
113
2ft
1%
1ft
lft
9,400
15,3007
3%
:
1
Jan
Sayre & Fisher Co_.
Scurry-Rainbow Oii
3
3%
23,400
33
40%
Jan
40%
33% Jan
Jan
5%
3% Mar
6% Jan
67% Jan
85% Apr
1% Mar
4%
4
Seaboard
dan
2
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Mar
Feb
_.——-
Co Ltd—
50c
22
23%
29,700
1
38
38
38%
1,600
,_10o
96
96
97%
common
1
.
.
Securities————
Electric
_
.
Corp
l
„i
■
V
■
•
(■
■
%
21%
liV
90c
;
40c cumulative preferred
:
_7
O'okiop Copper C'o Ltd Amer sliares_10s
Opelika Mfg Cori)
—5
Oxford
Seeman Bros Inc
Apr
89'% Mar
74
2%
Jan
Seton
lft Mar
1%
Jan
Shattuck
1% Jan
4% Jan
10
i
3%
3%
140
800
3^;
800
700
69
69
4%
71%
900
16%
21%
15%
16%
1,300
21
21 %
900
4T«
8%
4%
8%
8%
28
28
6,800
;
29 %
'31%
25
26%
25%
25%
25%
26
4.36%
Pacific
redeemable
1st
dividend
cum
preferred
preferred—:
$4.75 couv dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred
$4.75
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power & Light 5%
•
pfd
(C A)
14% Apr
4%
2% Jan
4% Jan
5%
80
Jan
68
5
14%
12%
14%
45,400
5%
5%
6%
21,000
4%
4%
5
5
5%
18%
3iV
%
36%
2%
I,200
16%
&
18
5,100
5j78
10,800
1 %
25,100
13%
700
35
31%,
35
8,900
15%
13%
15%
8,200:
*7%
7%
~7%
9,300
34%
34%
100
28
4%
2,200
19% Apr
37% Mar
Jan
7a Jan
12
1% Mar;
,14% Jan
43% Mar
18% Feb
,
Mar
14% Feb
.
9
■
4
5% Apr
7% Jan
Jan
36%
.Feb
35
Jan
6%
%
33
.
Feb
Jan
3% Mar
32% Feb
36% Jan
3%
.
24%
25
600
23%
300
94%
91%
1
100
33%
4%
16%
Class
17% Mar
15% Apr
& Gas
Products-
1
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co
10 pesos
10c
32
class
A
2
1
Lighting
90
86%
Corp
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
3% Jan
5%
Jan
15%
10%
101%
33,400
14% Mar
19%
13%
9% Mar
Jan
99
33%
3,500
4%
24,500
4% Mar
14%
2,000
16%
17
16
15%
16%
11%
11%
12%
13%
5
12%
5%
12%
13%
8%
8%
8%
9
63
65%
Inc
7%
2,000
6,800
400
1,600
1,000
14% Jan
14
4%
7% Jan
8%
6%
6%
900
7
7%
6.
Corp of Canada
36%
36%
39%
1,300
1,750
83 %
11%
2,800
10% Jan
1
"4%
318
70
4%
100
68,700
4% % cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Petroleum
Co
Materials
17% Mar
9% Mar
20% Jan
25-% Mar
34% Apr
38-
Feb
170
58%
43
100
35%
Jan
Feb
Feb
2,000
24%
57
56
60
Feb
24% Jan
24% Feb
20-
Feb
25%
25%
500
24%
24%
24%
1,900
55%
55%
100
25
51%
22%
3,200
22
22%
500
22
21%
22
Jan
54
200
22%
22
400
51
Jan
9%
25%
Corp.. 2
Inc
~
Mar
'
25% Jan
Mar
57% Mar
53% Mar
49% Feb
21% Jan
23% Jan.
21% Jan
22.% Feb
I
"•
common
~
.
100
10% Jan
12
21
12
12%
2,600
11%
11%
11%
3,300
11% Mar
11% Jan
87%
88%
175
2,200
23%
1,400
33% Feb
18% Jan
76%
70
77%
3,800
46% Jan
500
3
6,100
16 7 'a
11%
_
15% Feb
•
10% Jan
75% Mar
84—
2% Jan
11%
1,200
30,500
1(5%
9% Feb
12
15%
23,800
14% Jan
21% Mar
200
26% Jan
8% Mar
28
8%
20%
3,300
19
9,200
16%
Jan
20% Apr
69
20%
18%
27%
8%
8%
69%
700
64%
Jan
71
Feb
Feb
18
Apr
14%
16
3,300
12%
23%
2,300
4%
4%
4%
1,100
8%
7%
8%
7
11%
15%
3,300
4,000
17,}
1%
87,700
24%
4% Feb
1
IIsOc
15
liV
5
4%
14
14%
25c
5
1
32
32
77
Jan
Mar
IO--
15%
Apr
3% Jan
liV Apr
5% Mar
15% Mar
14% Mar
4,500
23
Jan
43
400
71
Jan
81%Mar
600
33%
79
Apr
3% Jan
11% Jan
5% Feb '
500
8
•
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
11% Apr
9,100
14%
7%
--
8%
23% Jan
loc
Apr
Mar
9% Jan
-
27%
18
23%
—_i
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
4% Jan
Apr
5%. Jan
*
•
Apr
15%
79
—5
Mar
common_5
90
Jan
44
Feb
B)
common—
18% Apr
21% Jan
Mar
17%
200
4%
4%
27,200
3
Jan
23%
24 %
400
20
Jan
17% Apr
5% Mar
24% Apr
17
•
Co
Feb
6
"4%
Stroock
&
Jan
17%
1,800
24%
5
(S)
15%
1,100
9%
10c
(Hugo) Corp
Container Corp
Stop, & Shop Inc
24% Apr
82% Mar
500
18%
•
Stone
(J
10-
18%
8%
18%
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Stetson
Stinnes
Jan
17^4
17%
CO
•
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
12% Mar
85% Jan
37%
78
2%
16%
10%
23-
,
Apr '
Jan
23%
I_1
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co common
Mar
12%
14% Jan
10% Jan
22%
Ltd
Instruments fnc
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Apr
5,800
37%
Mines
(The)
Statham
8{J Mar
11
87%
7%
1
B
Corp
50c convertible preferred
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
Jan
20%
37%
23 %
Uranium
4%
11%
700
1
,
Corp
class
1,300
1,100
8%
J
Co
Standard-Thomson
70
3
16%
11%
To
(Ky)
Standard Tube
7%
4%
14%
4%
14
7%
20% Jan
1% Jan
19%
3
j
_
Apr
4%
14
5
~
Standard Dredging Corp common—-11
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Standard Financial Corp
;
1
Standard Forglngs
Corp
1
Feb
u
100
1
II10c
26% Feb
83
2
—
61% Jan
15% Jan
% Jan
—.—5
Pyle-National Co
4
7%
25
4% Apr
20c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
24%
35%
35%
25
72 % Mar
6% Feb
•
Jan
54% Jan
600
8%
25
_
Feb
213
14,000
1
Providence Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
18>
-
10,300
16
8%
25
-
Starrett
8%
m:
900
25
Stanrock
2,800
Ky
Mar
25
convertible preference
Stanley Aviation Corp—_______
38,900
7
15%
25
Jan
1%
20%
12.50
Jan
69
1
46
41%
15%
8%
_Il
common
Jan
22%
25o
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Corp
1
4%
67
1
P It M Iuo
Coast
common
13%
20%
350
Manufacturing
67
Jan
2% Jan
67
1
10,900
Feb
39% Mar
Mar
5% Mar
11% Apr
63% Jan
22%
1
155
Mar
-
13
32
1
10c
Dome Mines Ltd
33% Jan
60
49%
38
10% Mar
Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stnlil-Mcycr Inc
98% Mar
12% Mar
Feb
*
Prentice-Hall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America
47
Jan
Jan
Products
94%
100
49%
6% Jan
13~
Jan
Standard
11
900
20
157
35
'«
Jan
Standard Shares Inc
93
300
39 %
156
i.V Jan
4% Apr
9% Feb
5%
14%
11
3%
39%
Apr
4% Mar
3
9% Jan
94
11%
•
1
5
7a Feb
50
Co
Jan
25% Jan
2% Jan
1% Jan
8,100
•
Apr
Jan
46
24,700
9% Jan
26,400
50
10,900
24
Jan
44-
15,200
Oil
10%
3%
11%
69%
82,700
iV
i
36
5%
Standard
14%
X49
3%
Mar
40% Mar
6,900
Oil
8% Jan
11% Feb
10%
•
common
Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
7%
4% Jim
11%
~3%
2%
5%
Southern
31
Mar
10'ft
1
13,700
10%
Southern California
Mar
1% Mar
14%
10
5
5%
Southern
36% Mar
1,400
2,400
2.50
4%
9%
4.40% convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative preferred
4.24% cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
Jan
1% Jan
22% Jan
*
Alexander
100
5%
common
Venezuelan
4.56%
9% Mar
66% Apr
23%| Jan
50
Co
Pneumatic Scale common-—
Poloron Products class A
9
Jan
6% Jan
60% Jan
1
Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industj^cs inc
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
24
10%'
5% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.78%
cumulative preferred
5% Jan
13% Mar
Jan
3,600
500
100
il Jan
Jan
36
II,948
24
4%
40 %i
42%
25c
South Pcnn Oil Co
Southern California Edison—
Apr
16% Apr
12% Mar
Feb
8% Jan
20,700
26
37%
42 %
Feb
31% Apr
5%
Feb
lit!
1ft
33
~6%
1,000
2,400
16,000
33
39%
5,000fr
Publications—
preferred
Jan
Jan
17
4%
34%
25%
~1%
"
%
9'
Feb
18
19%
9,500
5%
2% Jan
Jan
2,200
il
54
5
Jan
ft
1% Jan
13%
5%
ft Jan
15,500
31%
3'n
Jan
99% Mar
8%
37% Mar
32% Jan
4%
102
26%
n
Jan
Mar
5%
Jan
Mar
175
48
5%
Jan
2,800
94%
50
8%
South
143% Jan
90 % Mar
134% Apr
85% Jan
150
250.
£1
Soss
Feb
330
29
99%
50
192% Feb
Skiatron Electronics & Tclcv Corp__10c
Slick Airways Inc
5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
•
Sonotone Corp
1
95% Mar
91 % Mar
100
34,100
1
Piusccki
Jan
700
95%
1
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
23
229
50
10c
Ltd
Singqr Manufacturing Co_
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jan
23%
Jan
95
Simpson's Ltd
Sinclair
Jan
26
Jan
88
95%
25
—
Mines
convertible
$3
Apr
26% Jan
24% Jan
22% Jan
21% Feb
40,300
5
Co
Jan
Jan
ft
2.50
1
30%
225
2
Simmons-Boardman
42% Mar
2%
64
—
Apr
5%
%
2.50
,
28
Jan
229
•
Co
B
Silver Creek Precision
Mar
10
5% Jan
Lid
Breweries
$1.25 preferred
Sllex Co common
Feb
22
Jan
32%
2
-2
—
30
210
89
-2
Corp
1,190
138
4%
151%
10%
Peppercll Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
15% Jan
33 %
Apr
34% 'Jan
23
22%
23
1,200
21%
Apr
25
1
common—
33%
1
39%
39
39%
500
33 Va
32%
Jan
15%
15%
400
14% Feb
41% Mar
16% Feb
600
'Feb
Stylon Corporation
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
1
6%
7
•
13,700
8
Feb
1
1
25%
32%
—10
23%
10
Corp
24%
24%
24%
100
19
18
3
3
Industrial
Corp
Corp
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp—
1,000
3%
in
3
5,000
4% Feb
4
1,300
3% Mar
5% Jan
4% Mar
8%
7%
8%
3,200
6% Jan
9% Mar
14% Jan
14% Jan
25% Feb
29
Jan
39% Mar
19% Jan
25
73%
21% Feb
25
18
28,800
Gas
3
49%
1,850
48%
12%
12%
8,600
11 %
9%
25,400
14,100
8%
38%
50c
L—1
3
10
10
41
3
10%
Television
Jan
—
Jan
Texas
13% Mar
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
43% Mar
reg
Roosevelt Field Inc—
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
,Royalite Oil Co Ltd
common.
1
4%
100
82 %
82
50c
6%
6
4%
5%
83
300
2% Jan
9% Jan
6%
100
6,700
17%
1,800
<
16%
17 %
1,700
Co
4%
Jan
Apr
3%
Jan
3%
5%
Jan
81% Mar
4%
Apr
86% Jan
7
Jan
Apr
£1
14
Feb
15%
Jan
6% Mar
8%
Jan
900
30c
5,300
5%
Jan
1
2,300
18%
Jan
50c
3,100
3%
Feb
3,200"
400
7,600
10
2%
Mar
Jan
4% Mar
3,900
33 %
Jan
1,200
4%
Jan
1,100
3%
Jan
6"% Mar
20%
i,
Jan
4% Mar
4,500
7% Jan
2% Jan
18%
17%
18%
4,700
9
Jan
6%
14%
6%
6%
2,700
4%
Jan
7% Mar
14%
14%
3,500
12% Jan
17% Mar
10c
1
pfd
1%
1%
25c
Co
Ua
1%
337,000
3% Mar
2%
Feb
Jan
1
ft Mar
93% Jau
97
Feb
25
50
94
9% Mar
19%
1% Feb
% Jan
5,200
1%
1
94
•
1,800
31
5
25%
25%
26%
3,900
10c
10
3%
3%
3%
69,600
1%
Jan
15%
15 Va
16%
3,200
8%
28'
Jan
Apr
Feb
3% Mar
17
Mar
29
1,500
Apr
34%
Feb
30 Ya
30%
2,100
30
Apr
36
Jan
Tilo Roofing Inc
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—_£1
Amer deposit rets def registered
5s
20%
21%
1,000
17%
Jan
21% Feb
35
36%
1.700
33% Mar
87%
88 %
Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
Tonopali Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Trans Caribbean Airways class A
Trans
Cont
Cuba
Industries
Oil
Co
Inc—
class
A
Lux
Jan
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co_
Apr
Tri-Continental
5% Feb
8,600
3%
51%
30%
Trans
6% Feb
9
3%
51
20%
Trans
77
8%
3%
1
Jan
6%
54% Mar
8%
1
Inc
Thrlftniarket Inc
4% Mar
12%
Feb
51%
1
Todd
1-50
41%
8% Feb
7
70c convertible preferred
Thorofare Markets Inc
12% Mar
17% Mar
1
;
common
Industries
Calgary
Jan
18
Jan
8
100
8
8
8
20c
Inc
•
900
6,300
Xl7%
16%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
„
1965
17%
5
Power & Light $4.56
Thew Shovel Co common
Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American den rets ord
5
—10
Texas
9% Mar
29
common
preferred
Tenney Engineering Inc
Tex am Oil Corporation
1% Mar
54%
A
Teleprompter Corp
Mar
Apr
class
common
Technicolor
3% Mar
Mar
48 %
9
22
Apr
% Jan
B
cumulative
Tel-A-Sign Inc
14% Mar
12%
41
Inc
Tampa Electric
Feb
Jan
11% Feb
49%
1
4%
Feb
54 %
10,400
1
Jan
1
1
distribution
Vtc extended to Jan
1
19
24 %
10
;
Resistoflex
Russeks Fifth Avo
500
1,800
50c
Remington Arms Co Inc
Valley
3,700
1
Reliance Insurance Co
Grande
4,600
65%
1
(Robert) & Co
Ex-liquidating
34%
23%
99
13%
20
Rio
5,600
4%
3%
Class
3,675
13
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
Republic
32 %
25%
13
1
Oil
25%
x64%
common
Reiter-Foster
3%
41 '2
4
Talon
Co
Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Rcis
3 %
4%
1
T
Rapid-American
Reading Tube Corp
~3%
1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Mar
R
Investment
1
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
Q
Ramo
,
6% Mar
Apr
13 Va
31%
•v:
Jan
1% Jan
131,700
t'
12%
1%
•
Signal Oil
26
87
1
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
East
5,600
1
25
common
Sicks
24% Jan
98
~9
Preston
11%
6
—*
Feb
25
91%
1
Prairie Oil
5,200
11%
6
_*
Feb
1,500
137
vtc—2Bol
Penn 'Traffic Co
&
6%
11%
10c
1,000
90%
——-2
Patmo of Canada Ltd..
Powdrell
1-fo Mar
9% Mar
—3
29% Jan
27% Jan
—lc
Pittsburgh Railways
1% Jan
7% Jan
14Va Feb
Siboncy-Caribbean Petroleum Co
28
5%
15%
•
Company
Metal
Jan
Mar
5% Jan
10% Mar
Shoe Corp of America common
25% Feb
97%
100
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
Peninsular
23% Mar
1
8% Mar
Jan
500
87
1
Oil vtc-
Pep Boys (The)
Jan
22
900
itf
Jan
Mar
1%
Apr
800
*
common
Parkereburg-Aetna
1
5%
98% Mar
lit
26%
20%
92
Pantepec Oil (O A) Amer shares—lBoi
Park Chemical
100
21,300
l/,r
Apr
19Ya Mar
4,200
92% Jan
28%
-i
4,700
97%
10%
Pan Israel
22%
Feb
20
Jan
6%
100
32
1
Ltd
Pancbaatal Petrolcunt
22%
1%
22
17% Jan
200
6%
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
.
31%
23
24%
*
Airlines
Tubes
20% Jan
300
20
6%
25% Mar
40% Mar
37
f
•
dividend
Pagc-IIersey
21%
20
«
Apr
13% Feb
Jan
18% Jan
28
—
preferred—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40
Power
*'1,700
26
25%
1st preferred
preferred
4.60^
4.50%
,
r
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
S'/o
20%
10
18
21%
Mar
Jan
20c
.
Denn
Silver-Miller
1st pfd—25
25
1st
W'o
24% Mar
7
7%
10c
1
1
Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power—
'
V
Products——
Pacific Gas & Electric 6Yo
5f/o
17% Feb
900
1,300
Simca American Shares
5%%
10
20% Mar
3,800
20%
9%
Jan
10%
•
.
Leather common—
Silvray
Clay
19%
17
10 %
1
—
Sentry Corp
Serriek Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Servomechirnlsms Inc
8% Mar
.
Pacific
High
2.900
-
Ohio Power 4 %% preferred J.
Okalta Oils Ltd
Old Town Corp common
Overseas
20
18%
10%
——1
3.50..
Airlines—
Western
Sherwin-Williams
Ogden Corp common—.
Co
17%
25c
Sherman Products Inc
Ikass
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
25c
—
Seaporcel Metals Inc—..
10c
Securities Corp General
1
Security Freehold Petroleums———*
Sceburg (The) Corp
1
o
Ohio
Shares
High
50c
.—
1% Mar
18
Jan
8%
3%
Co
Saxon Paper Corp
14%
1
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%% pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd——1
29% Mar
2ft Feb
25
.
Feb
22
7% Jan
2,100
Petroleums Ltd——
Sarcee
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)-
11% Jan
2,200
-1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
17% Jan
7,900
7%
38%
37
37
Jan
lft Mar
2% Feb
131
Jan
3,900
2%
12%
Milling Co Ltd-——16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric CoCumulative preferred 5% series
20
Cumulative preferred 4%% series-20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% scries_2Q
5.60%
preferred
_20
18
San Carlos
22% Mar
Feb
Lawrence
17a Feb
24% Apr
19.600
;
—«,—1
Ltd
Northeast Airlines >.—.—.—
North
2
28%
17% Feb
—10
Canadian
9,700
1,600
26,300
1%
Corp Ltd——.iL-.f——
Salem-Brosius Inc———.————2.50
St
5% Mar
1% Mar
% Jan
24% Apr
15% Jan
% Jan
1 % Jan
Low
Par
184% Mar
Feb
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
'
Feb
lft
—1
North American Royalties Inc
Jan
20
28
1
Railway
Cement class
Mar
Jan
1%
110
1
i
North
25
4
19%
1
Noma Lites Inc..
Southern
34,500
10
Mines-'-.
Nipissing
1%
Jan
If*
—■—
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd-
Norfolk
1%
24%
18%
13%
160
17,440
13
1
Merchandise—.
York
3,570
4V«
*
Honduras Rosario—3.33%
&
1,200
18%
3%
2%
24 %
1
common
Oils
New York Auction Co
New
15,300
172% 180%
1
--
Mexico
Pacific
1%
50c
Co
Zinc
Jersey
New
New
3%
3%
Weeks
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
3%
17%
3%
& Tel..——-——-100
& Watch Co
—1
Co
Idria-Min
Low
30c
Corp
Shares
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Friday
ENDED APRIL J 7
■
Last
STOCKS
True
warrants
Temper Corp
Two Guys from Harrison Inc.
28
25c
2%
50c
1
22%
2%
2%
800
7%
19%
-
200
3
6%
10c
1
9% Feb
8% Jan
3% Jan
20
100
1
1
I
84%
6%
3,500
..
90
Feb
2,200
13% Feb
8,900
1% Jan
% Jan
4% Mar
38% Feb
Jan
2%
1
3%
Jan
,
,
Apr
Jan
8% Apr
22% ;Apr
4.1 Mar
1 -ft
Apr
\h
31,400
11 Va
3,200
1,400
7
Jan
r14% Mar
29 Va
Jan
39% Feb
35%
29%
7,900
27
Feb
20%
2,100
19
Jan
13%
8,200
9% Jan
31% Mar
20%, Jan
14%
Apr
.*
Number 5839
.Volume 189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1823)
\
3£
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
/^ STOCKS
Last
American Slock Exchange
Sale Price
'
Par
Range
of Prices
Low
FOR
WEEK ENDED
APRIL
17
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
V
Shares
•-
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Sine# Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Unexcelled
Chemical
Corp
11%
5
Union Gas Co of Canada
11%
10%
14,500
16% Feb
4
17%
Feb
11%
Apr
'
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United Aircraft Products common
267a
26=8
267a
"200
9=8
8=8
95a
26,900
7%
Jan
9% Mar
7ft Jan
2ft Jan
United Asbestos Corp
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United JMilk
17,200
5% Apr
36,300
jk
u
4,800
1}J Apr
ft Jan
38%
38=8
39=4
900
6
1
1JJ
•
Products
common
Feb
49% Jan
4% Feb
11% Mar
35
5
"
Amer
*
<lep
rets
registered
ord
United 'Pacific
U & Air
Conditioning
"
1
25
50c
Corp
6
16% Mar
1,600
4% Jan
Apr
7% Jan
400
9% Jan
13% Mar
41% Feb
3% Jan
1
Bi%
50%
11%
55%
52,300
U « Rubber
1
5%
5%
6%
3,000
Tile
United Stores Corp common
;
7
45 %
47
60%
60%
64%
35
35
6%
10
^Universal Insurance-.
Universal Marlon
.Utah-Idaho
.
Corp
Universal .Winding
17,100
;
53
Jan
-1*2
Mar
35
Apr
13% Jan
18%
65,300
58%
6%
7%
5,000
3,800
A
Danzig Port
A German
A
58%
8
6%s
1952-
Jan-July
Bonds
Friday's
Bid A Asked
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
16%
"
•
1
Feb-Aug
*222
215
18
224%
$190
186%
186 y2
100%
102%
1947-
1947
6s
Range Since
Sold
High
17%
17%
June-Dec
7s
(80%
Hanover
redeemed)
__
6%s
(Prov)
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
May-Nov
stamped (Plan A* 2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s (issue of May 19?7) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947.
Mortgage .Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
*130
*80
April-Qct
June-Dec
1949
Marauhao
102
*15%
'
.
—
*60
*80
Parana
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-JuZp
102
*56%
—
~
.
50
5
39%
48 %
1
■
51%
39%!
50
39%
50
41
*No par value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
fEx-liquiclating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend.
hEx-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction fur cash (not included irt year's range),
t Ex-dis,
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidattng dividend.
|
being traded flat.
*Friday's bid-and-ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week,
SReported in receivership.
.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum,"
Feb
Apr
6% Jan
or
1
(City of) Germany—
1939
Apr
Jan
Waterways
Munic
F secured
AS
7s
&
Cons
A Hanover
Apr
51
32
18%
56%
6%
9% Mar
Feb
10
16%
Sale Price
Feb
37% Jan
45
600
18%
5
—5
Apr
9% Mar
14
1% Jan
5,500
58
_
Co.
Sugar
•
55=a
2% Jan
2,700
■"
6%
47
.250
-Universal Controls Inc
**
7%
6=8
0=a
50c
^Upivereal American Corp_
universal. Consolidated OIL
,
11
1
Co
Reclaiming Co
27
9,000
U & Foil class B
U 6 Ceramic
t
Jan
188% Mar
Jan
180
6 V*
27
21
6
10
186
186
100
Aluminum
5%
4% Jan
10s
United « JER& Canal
Last
Period
Low
% Jan
United "Molasses Co Ltd—
.
.
6=8
2Va
%
.5%
1
I0c
United Elastic Corp
.
23% Jan
20
50c
..United Cuban Oil Inc
.
Mar
27
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Feb
10
500
11%
10=8
BONDS
13% Mar
7% Jan
•
Union Investment Co
.
Week's Ratrgo
Frlday
u
A Bonds
cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w
VaJspar
Corp
-Yan "Norman industries warrants
,
Vogt
14%
35,100
213,900
4%
5,100
4
1,000
BJ
.
.
4%
";4%
.1
3%
15%
15 %
16%
12%
6Ya
.
Jan
Slock an! Bond Averages
6% Apr
15% Mar
lft
=fl
4% Jan
3% Jan
19%
Apr
Below
:
5% Mar
34k Jon
200
Manufacturing
-44%
Feb
14%
700
11%
Vita-Food Products
,
4% Jan
1ft
13Va
1
"Rights J expire)
Flnco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
...
35% Mar
1,900
-6
.Fictoreen (The) instrument Co
;
8,300
4,900
6%
13
40 Ve
11%. Apr
Jan
6
11'%
42%
6
10
40%
-
Vanadium-Alloys steel Co.
,
1," when Issued; "w vr," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
listed
'<
•'
•■
•'
:
daily closing, averages of representative stocks and bondi
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
■
Stocks
10
..Waco
.
Aircraft
Co
& Tiernan
-Waliham
23%
42%
•Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Welman & Company Inc
Western Leaseholds Ltd
-Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
\t
25%
200
22
3%
300
3%
3%
3=8
1,000
2
112
2
3,100
SE
on
April 13
.
37a Mar
4%
April
16
15
005.97
209.23
84.62
84.25
85.06
85.94
,
,
164.21
92.18
209.73
89.85
84.60
84.03
85.03
85.88
'
'
165.90
92.49
*210.72
89.85
84.80
83.90
85.06
85.92
to
65
612.50
166.55
92.70
211.60
89.95
84.61
83.56
84.77
85.72
168.35
92.71
213.16
89.95
84.47
63.57
84.62
85.65
for the 30 industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect
Kodak Company's distribution of one additional share of common stock for each
averages
Eastman
the
changed
This
held.
share
200
27% Feb
34%
1,900
31% Mar
31%
100
2,800
35
to 20.10 from
stocks
the
37%
24
23%
31%
Jan
(35 Stocks)
Jan
105.71
106.13
Low
Thur.
106.86
Apr. 13
Apr.
3%
3%
%
3,700
20%
18 %
21%
5,200
14%
15%
14%
15%
6,500
13%
pfd
8%
Feb
1,200
5% Jan
13% Jan
26% Apr
20
20
30
19% Feb
21
Jan
90%
17%
1
20
92 %
Apr
27%
100
26%
Jan
17%
4,250
12%
Jan
17%
23%
23%
stock for week
groups
57%
58%
26% Feb
53% Mar
900
1%
68%
Jan
0
Feb
Utility
7% Mar
Jan
Trade,
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
AAmer Steel &
Pump 4s inc debs 1994_—June-jDec
Appalachian Elec Power 3 %s 1970
June-Dec
No.
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug l 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
88
June-Dec
39
84%
85%
45
:
4s series
A
1993
Corp—
subord debentures
Theatres
5%s
debentures
•New
England Power 3%s 1961
..Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
•«%s due 1953 extended to
Ohio "Power
1st
mortgage
May-Nov
May
1976__Jan-JnIp
1974.. Mar-Sept
May-Noa
80
1
48
36%
48
"
1
36%
36%
3
98%
213
200
30
82%
82%
*87%
mortgage 3s
T971
..Pennsylvania Water Ss Power 3%s
33
30
81
86%
—
—
39'/8
98%
97%
139% 229
13
84%
56%
33%
32
30%
128
84
84
85
97
97
97
47
84%
April-Oct
87
87
19G4__June-Dec
*93
Aprll-Oct
.Jan-July
1998. Jan-July
May -Nov
6s
92%
Southern California Edison 3s 19G5
3%s series A 1973
B
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1973—
2788
series
C
3Vk8
series
D
1976
3%s
series
E
1978
3s
series
F
1976
O
1981
4*48
H
1982
*
series
-
4%s series I 1982
4%s series J
4% s
series
Southern
.
1982
K
1983
California
Gas 3%s
Southern Counties Gas
Southwestern Gas
&
1970
(Calif) 3s 1971
Electric
3%s
United
1970
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963—
Washington Water Power 3lag 1964
Webb Ac Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
.
West Penn Traction
5s
1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
ABeden
(Germany)
7s
1951
series B
1951
3
■
409.5
382.7
343.5
—1.5
360.4
338.3
rShares
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
Fri.
April 17——
Tues.
Wed.
14
15
16
TotsL
$31,128,000
Bond
163,000
5,774,000
7,047,000
340,000
6,114,000
155,000
7,202,000
7,240,000
208,000
7,448,000
$32,342,500
$1,214,500
85
89
12,224,704
$1,000
4,000
$4,000
81,198,500
29,199,600
18,256,920
31,128,000
23,824,300
479,626,500
353,080,600
$32,342,500
$30,398,100
$503,450,800
$371,375,520
International Bank
93
90%
;
95
86
94%
120%
15
119
8
96
100
65
78
46
92
96%
1
80
86%
34,000
80
82
$1,214,500
Railroad and Industrial
123
97%
165,938,075
274,836,701
17,826,640
U. S. Government
1
1958
1959
1958
Bonds—
97%
17
Jan. 1 to April
April 17
1959
92
Sales
Bonds
$5,376,500
6,202,000
Week Ended
27
97
Total
*85
*60
73
92%
93%
80
80
180
52%
88
-
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily,
80%
82
85%
81
84
Stocks
88
91
91%
93
(No. Of
85
85
82
86
Shares)
90
90%
10
88 Ya
91
99%
12
180%
182
98%
83
1
98%
100%
105
106%
104% 106%
10
104
107%
103% 104
90%
90%
17
202%
105 =/a
104
104%
86%
86 %
105%
86%
101%
89
91%
2
86
87
1
J—
90
92
71%
16
GO
101% 101%
6
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Fri.
April
April
April
April
April
13
Total-
64
97
74
97
75
*100%
*99
1
43
69%
75
100%
97
99%
*172
180
180
$2,000
201,000
69,000
|
8,000
$593,000
L000
2,000
7,858,668
$11,000
23,000
$38,000
Jan. 1 to
April 17
1958
"
87,000
144,000
203,000
94,000
$642,000
April 17'
^
1958 ?
1959
7,858,668
3,417,625
152,890,500
46,139,896
$393,000
11,000
$420,000
$8,778,000
$5,504,000
25 000
560,000
625,000
38,000
20,000
416)000
462,000
$642,000
$465,000
180
Total.
$114,000
$6,000
1,000
1,631,635
Total
Bonds
Bonds
6,000
1,597,558
—
Foreign
Corporats
Bonds
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign corporate
*180
Foreign
Government
79,000
138,000
1959
Stocks—No. of Shares
Foreign government—
*135
$106,000
1,541,310
Week Ended
101% 103
97
93%
99
101
Bonds
1,503,405
16
17
Domestic
1,584,760
—
14
15
71%
90%
71%
June-Dec
April-Oct
103
Total
Government
$348,500
$5,028,000
6,039,000
17,826,640
Thur.
United States
Bonds
Bonds
3,139,900
3,344,790
3,681,720
3,786,490
3,873,740
13—ft——
April
April
April
April
Mon.
Int'l
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
98
119
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
,
Railroad
and Miscel.
85
97
97%
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s series A 1952
Feb-Aug
A6s
208.6
•1-1.2
Stocks
86%
119%
Feb-Aug
^.Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
1979
3%s series
•
*89%
45afp Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981__May-No»
/Bapjihlre Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
series
340.7
223.5
399.6
128
81%
88
-
101%
93%
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
3s
88
200
*101%
92%
1970
-Public Service Electric & Gas Co
v
357.9
0.0
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
86
47
1
98%
229
119
126
Jan-July
1968
1st
3%s
534.8
4 0.6
Stocks—No. of Shares
1963
3%s
—0.5
223.5
Low.
122%
87%
National Research
National
528.0
354.7
No. of
mortgage 4s series B 1993
convertible
510.5
338.3*
—...——ft-
■
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 19G7
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
Alt&li&n Power Realization Trust 6%% liqtrctfs—
Mid land Valley RR 4s. 1963
April-Oct
-Ss
457.8
404.3
Finance and Service
Lackawanna of N J Division—
■A let
490.7
481.0
356.9
—
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lst mortgage
512.3
—1.2
94%
120'A
83%
0
84%
85%
84%
Jon-July
—0.0
477.2
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
High
88%
34
91
*125%
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Low
42
%
508.8
Jan. 1
Sold
High
*36
—0.5
414.7
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Rid & Asked
Low
400.1
525.6
Goods
—
"New
1959417.2
504.8
Transportation
Apr
9%
Low
High
Changs
Percent
Apr. 3, '59
223.5
Non-Durable
lli
17% Feb
industry
412.6
Goods
Mining
Friday
closing prices of the common
471.5
ft
Composite
—
Manufacturing
7 % Mar
1% Jan
1,700
4,300
2
with highs and lows lor the
„
20%
6& Apr
12,700
19%
87 a
18%
8%
300
7%
lft
613
1%
4
1959, for composite and by major
Apr. 10, '59
Apr
Durable
dep rets ord reg
ending April 10,
compared with the ptecedlng week and
100
22% Jan
23%
58.%
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
,Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
107.15
Feb
28% Feb
16%
.•
93
27%
100
High
Low
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
16% Mar
8,200
6%
2
1959
108.79 Mar
103.19 Jan
Range for
SEC Index of Slock Prices
21%
Jan
Jan
25
6%
25
16—
Apr.
ft Fri. Apr. 17
Jan
22%
6%
1
1
Ltd
4
72.75 Jan
106.37
'
Apr
4% Apr
Apr
2% Jan
l
102.82 Dec 31
High
14—
Wed. Apr. 15—
Mon.
25% Mar
Jan
17%
1,000
1%
Range for 1958
dosing
Tues.
41V2 Mar
%
and that for the
ft
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
34% Apr
Jan
the 30 industrials to 4.13 from 4.257
for
divisor
20.47.
Over-lhe-Gounter Industrial Slock Averages
Mar
27%
-
Bonda
ities
G17.58
-
ft
tThe
% Jan
Jan
■fir
8,300
5
WootlkU Industries Inc
•
1
1
89.82
Apr
~% ftk
"33
Woodley Petroleum common
.Woolworth (P W) Ltd—
Amer
300
.10
Woodf Newspaper Machine.,
v..
40
92.59
Jan
ft
31%
—
25
Industries
Total
Util¬
163.11
...
Corp.
preferred
<John)
3%
33%
1
Williams (R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers common
Wood
2% Mar
1
Corp
...»Williams-McWilllams Industries
Wisconsin Pwr 61 Lt 4V2Y0
Rails
Stocks
13—
Jan
32%
%
33%
10c
Wlckes <The)
:.-r
Grade
Rails
10"
Second
Grade
trials
Utillties
607.76
14
Feb
91%
32
ft
.10
...
to
First
Indus¬
.Rail¬
10—..ft—
April
April
April
2ft Jan
Mar
4
3%
20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
.White Eagle Intern at Oil Co
White Stores Inc common
Transferred
ID
65
'
;
roads
Date—
Coal
^Wichita River Oil
112 Mar
1.G00
~3%
3
3
4%
Jan
2
Jan
25% Mar
4% Feb
3% Jan
87
•
Westmoreland Inc
t
2% Mar
Jan
••Amer dep rets ord shares
la
-Western Tablet & Stationery common.*
Westmoreland
,
Total
1
•
*609.53
April
4% Mar
117
Jan
25
Feb
Mar
45
1% Jun
109
100
1
29%
IV. Jan
40
1
1%
•West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd
.Western Development Co
71,200
3%
1,25
„
%
3
Apr
3% Feb
23% Apr
36% Feb
2,000
70,800
112
112
25%
S
WenJtworth Manufacturing
,'ft WestCanadlan Oil & Gas Ltd
•.
1%
1%
112
•
79
Jan
3%
2=8
3%
10c
5% Mar
Jan
Feb-
3
50
44
l
Knapp Inc
-4;6 -series preference
2%
71
23%
43%
Precision Instrument Co
'-We4>b &
,
23%
1
14% Mar
Jan
20
30
Inc
2%
600
3%
3
.J
-
Wallace
3,100
79
79
79
5,400
4
3%
3%
•
100
9%
7%
8%
..»
,Wa£tt Ac Bond Inc
•
-«2 cumulative preferred
,.
.
trials
Date
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
"*1% - preferred
,,
10
Indus¬
/ft:".
w
13
20
30
v.-;;"
J
—Bonds—
'•
13% Mar
9% Jan
t
the New York Stock
on
Jan
the
are
6a
nnft
Kfl1
fWlO
^
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1824)
>
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
37%
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal
50
Heel a
&
Service
Cities
Eastern
Motor
Ford
Apr
68%
413
60%
Jan
62%
504
59
Feb
59
0P78
297-b
31%
1
80
-
•
Jan
62
Jan
46
Sunray Oil
Texas
Jan
23%
Apr
64Mb
Jan
337b
Feb
242
58%
Feb
453
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28
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28
44
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44%
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65
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23% Jan
35
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Jan
45%
Jan
700
39%
8%
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9% Mar
500
8%
Feb
9% Mar
100
45%
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Co
Southern
44
43%
44
250
40%
Feb
45
Jan
70%
66%
71%
3,900
46%
Jan
73
Mar
Sperry Rand
Spiegel Inc
1%
1%
100
1%
Apr
2%
Feb
21%
21%
21%
1,400
17%
Jan
21 %
Apr
Standard
12%
12%
7c
11%
Jan
12%
Apr
600
110%
Feb
126%
Jan
Standard Dredging common
Standard Oil of California
12% Jan
15%
Apr
Standard
Oil
44% Mar
Standard
Oil N J
Standard
Railway
112% 119
118%
15%
15%
15%
43%
101
5
6%
44%
950
200
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101
10
Jan
Jan
110
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1,100
34
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38 y2
68
400
64
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69%
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22%
23%
3,400
21%
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24%
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40%
900
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40y2
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31%
31%
150
29%
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64%
64%
2,200
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17
54%
57%
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54%
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Apr
55
Jan
Swift
31%
Jan
55
Apr
1%
Apr
53 %
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1,100
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54 %
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Jan
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Apr
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500
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300
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36%
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♦
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3.50
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29
40
18%
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28%
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18%
400
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Jan
300
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52%
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Mar
52%
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52%
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54%
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700
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51%
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10
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58
200
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51% Apr
15% Jan
Apr
Jan
66% Mar
37
Mar
27%
27%
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29
Jan
38%
38%
38%
3,600
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Jan
40%
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5
34%
34%
35%
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34%
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Gulf
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81%
78%
81%
1,500
75
Peb
38%
86%
Jan
Jan
30%
32
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Edison
33% Jan
24% Mar
27% Mar
19% Jan
23%
2,100
27
27%
900
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28%
16%
16%
17
600
15%
Jan
17
Jan
64%
200
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Feb
Feb
31%
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23% Apr
9% Mar
23%
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29%
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1,300
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600
120%
Feb
5
Jan
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Jan
70% Mar
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Corp
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Radio
64%
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Airlines
22%
27%
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Transamerica
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400
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Power
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431/4
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Apr
53
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Apr
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62% Jan
1
Machine
Apr
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Jan
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7
Apr
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7
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35%
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26,600
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of Indiana
Jan
400
49%
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450
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Jan
23%
30
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5%
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Apr
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26
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24%
26%
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3,800
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Studebaker-Packard Corp
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2,000
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3%
5
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61%
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65%
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Co
39
64%
46%
64%
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Jan
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31%
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Jan
65%
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134
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2,200
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58%
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Jan
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14
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Co
35 y2
100
1
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54%
1.40
23%
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24
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&
Nickel
International
Feb
54%
-
Mar
•
Harvester
Peb
18
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)_
1%
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International
28%
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54%
1
44% Jan
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700
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Illinois
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49%
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31
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25
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door common
1,400
5
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp
1
Corp
41%
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58%
1
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Howard Industries Inc
Apr
40
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74% Feb
1
Co
Mar
62
41%
St Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
2%
14
1,800
25
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Feb
1,000
1
(G)
Jan
7%
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3
(Un)*
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Gulf Oil Corp
Heileman
Apr
10%
300
53%
1
•
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&
Greyhound Corp
Griesedieck
2%
350
1,900
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2,100
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General
60%
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59%
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
62%
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Radio Corp of America
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41
42%
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137%
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&
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45%
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32%
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47%
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3,400
32%
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36%
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70%
83
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Whirlpool
Corp
82
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300
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Jan
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21
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175
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23
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300
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78
Jan
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10
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55%
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32
32%
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39
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100
26
55%
56
500
63% Jan
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50
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Jan
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65% Mar
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Jan
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7 %
78% Mar
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Electric
113%
1,850
1
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300
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5
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100
38%
Apr
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34%
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500
Mar
400
35 y2
~
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47%
35'%
10
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47%
32%
•
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53
44%
34
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32%
47
10
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44%
52
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23%
ian
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footnotes
Apr
12
20%
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Portland
20%
92
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60c
2,400
*
900
47%
35'/2
10
;
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10%
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Missouri
Apr
4% Mar
137%
25
Union Electric Co (Un)
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific RR
20%
20%
1
Mfg
Feb
12%
4
Utilities
&
62%
Corp
20%
13
1
Mfg
Apr
Jan
32% Mar
117
Carbide
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Air Lines Inc
United Fruit Co
1
(Un)_—
South
62%
25
common
Chapman & Scott
Blanke Co
Middle
61%
1
Co
Portland
62%
4
common
Cement
Marshall
111%
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1
Libby McNeil & Llbby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Lyttotfs (Henry C) & Co
Mstrquette
.
*
Apr
,
18
.
,
Apr
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
(1826)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
APRIL 17
ENDED
Friday
Last
STOCKS
in-
Corp
Aeco
63c
—ft
(Un) ———
Chemical Corp (Un)_.
Warrants
Xmerican
9%
27%
30'4
6,410
27%
33%
85 Vu
86 %
86%
Apr
435
84
Apr
119
98 %
Apr
5,245
31%
36%
26%
1,190
20%
Feb
26%
44%
3,364
43%
Apr
50%
305
23%
Jan
26
Feb
57
16%
15%
16%
12
Jan
1G% Mar
17
17%
5,016
17
37%
35%
48%
38%
5,952
25%
42
Co
Bolsa
Stores
Inc
Co
Budd Company
Budget Finance Plan common—
Inc (Un)
Industries
Burroughs Corp
Burlington
Cement
Calaveras
5,814
15%
424
46%
Jan
264%
248
264%
555
225%
Jan
88%
85 %
89
7,622
85%
96
Apr
Feb
461/4
1,005
37%
%
3,111
2%
3%
27,114
2%
66%
68
1,739
60%
Jan
220
76
Apr
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37%
30% Jan
105
532
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70%
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28%
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27%
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20
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46%
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49%
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10%
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7,213
3%
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6%,
7%
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157
1.90
1.95
2.15
19,305
6%
5
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4,199
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14,000
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32
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44
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300
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20
53
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3ft Feb
29%
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Apr
225
18%
46%
213
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310
20%
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84%
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32'
27%
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32%
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313
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14% Jan
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266
38Ye
Jan
41% Jan
1%
250
1%
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Dow
Chemical
DuMont
Lab
Inc
Air Lines
Eastern
Elder
El
Mines
Ltd
Natural
Paso
36%
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46%
Apr
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Theatres
22
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24% Mar
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%
50,553
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Apr
Lorillard
17 ya
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16%
535
14%
60%
195
56% Jan
95c
31,300
62%
64
562
62%
38%
26%
450
34
256
23%
Jan
27% Feb
46 %
46%
1,273
45%
Apr
58%
12%
78c
50c
Jan
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Emerson
Products
Radio
&
Feb
M
Apr
67%
Jan
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Feb
41% Mar
.
Exeter
Corp
Oil
For
Co
Meier
Ltd
Feb
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Jan
15%
11
Feb
13
62%
Jan
68% Feb
Mar
Merck
Ltd
1.35
1,667
19
19
100
18%
19%
1,863
27% Jan.
1.15
footnotes
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Jan
1.40 Mar
18
Jan
21% Feb
13.%
Feb
20
Mar
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18%
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54
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——_——
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28%
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57%
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255
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Apr
84
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25
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Apr
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56% Feb
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10
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1
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1
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25
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1
Colorado Fuel & Iron
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2.50
Columbia Gas System (Un)
10
242
20%
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Feb
17%
Apr
8
5.50
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Canada Dry Corp (Un)
Canada Southern
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53 % Mar
220
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.
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51%
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54
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General Electric Co (Un)
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Mar
48
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Mar
16%
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200
43
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48%
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182
6
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Mar
7%
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Mar
46%
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33%
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128
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104 % Mar
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54%
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Beckman
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Florida
Apr
30% Mar
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100
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Beech
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108%
54%
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9%
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35%
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10
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—
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7%
760
26%
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5%
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1,902
33%
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Apr
22
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13%
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Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
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28%
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Apr
25
10
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Number 5839
Volume 189
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1827)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Pacific
Pacific
Clay
&
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1st
5
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Apr
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Feb
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Sharon Steel
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34%
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35%
24.50
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common
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—
28
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Jan
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17
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1,216
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Jan
44
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Jan
16%
12%
13%
Apr
Mar
32%
10
Sterling Drug fee (Un)
Sun
Feb
32%
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27%
16 Va
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Jan
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Apr
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39%
37%
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Jan
51%
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Apr
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10
39
2
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Jan
28
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11% Mar
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8
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44% Mar
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Jan
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11%.
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9%
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37%
5
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Progress
Jan
21%
40%
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Philco
Jan
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Apr
9%
47%
13%
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Apr
30
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common
Apr
29%
—
40 Va
Feb
1
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Jan
23%
22
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25% Mar
Mar
29%
2
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44
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Pennsalt
63% Mar
24%
22%
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24%
20
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Jan
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100
40%
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series
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Jan
44%
Apr
Feb
21%
2,815
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preferred
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12% Mar
47%
60%
28
38%
13
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series A preferred
5.12%
Jan
17%
__
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Storage
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57c
Jan
25%
64%
5
(Ohio)
43%
Jan
46%
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Stanley Warner Corp
Mar
23%
Light
Hamilton
Mar
17%
818
Feb
37
Hudson
Jan
45
Jan
64%
25
of
120
22
36
30
3%
General Motors Corp
Gimbel Brothers
86% Mar
18% Mar
27%
17%
25
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715
1,052
1,920
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47%
25
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79%
20
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Jan
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534
1934
—
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11%
39
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Standard
-
Feb
31%
Jan
10
Tel
Foremost
17% Mar
37
Jan
52%
1
Electric
Ford
Apr
1,210
&
Finance Co
Apr
1,084
common
Securities
Electric
Jan
14%
10%
Mar
57% Mar
98%
42
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Mar
44%
__
1
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Delaware Power & Light common
1 % Mar
28%
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Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Apr
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28
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Jan
88% Mar
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Jan
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Apr
2,047
Jan
46%
37%
10
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Bankers
Jan
3,262
28
42%
500
1,702
9%
10
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Tel
Baltimore
Apr
24% Mar
45%
i%
596
90%
39%
10c
(Un)
55%
56%
89%
45%
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45
12.50
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1.15 Mar
Feb
150
55
55%
Jan
2 Va Mar
14
36%
1
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common
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36
78%
27%
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Apr
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Apr
55%
21%
3,410
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42%
765
5
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Radio Corp
American
Apr
1,896
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48%
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Apr
43%
14%
2.50
—
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46%
31%
35%
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39% Mar
350
1,724
44
20c
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Standard Oil
Jan
110
1,243
Apr
251
Par
Apr
1,120
Jan
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Jan
55%
Feb
1%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Apr
74%
28%
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1%
10%
89%
23
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38%
600
14
45 %
10
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68% Mar
Jan
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Apr
Mar
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3,568
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231
1%
28
Apr
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41%
12%
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Jan
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1.40
48
Feb
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41%
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Apr
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46
2.50
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Jan
40 Va
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Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)_,___
Jan
64 %
Feb
1,548
„
5
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Southern Railway Co (Un)
Sunset
40%
43%
1
preferred
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1,686
69
pid
25
Calif Gas Co Dfd scries A—29
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48
59%
44%
cum
Spiegel Inc
47
55%
76
10
(Un)
Jan
67%
__
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.
Jan
64%
1.10
Calif Edison Co common—21
Southern
59
Feb
10
(Un)
preferred
preferred
cum
pfd
Southern Co
18%
515
—
Solar Aircraft Co
Southern
340
64%
Jan
21%
—1
Corporation (Un)
Sinclair Oil Corp
4.08%
Yellow
23%
63%
55%
1.66%
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
4.24%
24%
23%
20 g
Bmith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Southern
Woolwortli
—
Co
(American
4.18%
86% Mar
1
new
Signal OH & Gas Co class A
Signal Oil & Gas preferred
4.32%
Jan
6%
Co
louthem
74%
19%
—
,
5
Corp
Simca
118
200
—
7.50
Bhell Transport & Trading N Y shrs—
Biegler
Wilson
822
41%
1
1
Inc
Shasta Water Co
52% Mar
6%
i (Un)_5
& Co
Bervomechanisms
64% Mar
Jan
27%
35%
1
(Un)
Roebuck
31% Mar
Feb
__
1
(Un)
Jan
59%
47%
—
2.50
w
21%
115
83%
Stores
%
500
845
37%
~1
Ry Co
Western Union
Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)_,
1,285
2,858
64%'
1
Dept
65%
37 Va
1
2
1
Feb
32 %
1
5
Pacific
51%
6%.
9%
Western
Western
63%
82
26%
—
Jan
Mar
50%
*■*
26%
10
Inc
Finance
__
5%
(Un).
40
59%
%
__
__
90%
_•
Life
Insurance (Un)
Lines Inc
Air
63%
30%
—
50c
(Un)
Industries
Beaboard
—
64%
-*
—_50c
;
Joseph Lead (Un)
St Regis Paper Co (Un)
Ban Diego Gas & Elcc com
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
Schering Corp
—
7%
Coast
62%
29%
62%
83%
8
St
Schenley
63%
•
(Un)
West
Western
Apr
99%
405
Co
Stores
45
Apr
116% Mar
288
—.
■
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Bafewav
51% Mar
Feb
Jan
17,293
—
;—1
Corp
Aircraft common
36%
101
122% 122%
Manufacturing Co
Oil
267
—
Co—1
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco new com
Ranch
1,263
44%
31
3
Drug lac Co
Rheem
45
107% 110%
20%
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Revlon Inc
Rice
Jan
Apr
(Un)
Rockwell-Standard Corp
46%
Jan
2
—_
Rexall
17o
1
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
Pullman Inc (Un)_.
Pure Oil Co (Un)
Republic Steel Corp
Westates
15%
5
Republic Pictures
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
(Un)
Washington Water Power
Apr
26%
8
Reiter-Foster Oil
Apr
35%
505
(Un)
Radio Corp of America
Jan
168%
Jan
47%
—
14
i
Jan
1,562
40 V8
com,,
19%
Jan
Petroleum
Preferred (Un)
'■j.
l
High
31
40%
10
23%
149
2,831
1
I_1
5
8,474
491
%
16%
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
1,749
65'A
10c
10
35%
47%
33%
30%
8%
12.50
(Un):
City Mines Co(Un)
Industries Inc common,
S Plywood
Corp
;
LOW
40
60
-
--
Vanadium Corp of America
(Un),
Victor Equipment Co
Apr
30%
Co
Co
14% Mar
Co
—
Universal
Jan
30%
;
Gamble
2,748
5%
5%
Jan
18%
(Un)
(Un)
Petroleum
15
15%
164% 168%
2.25
16%
Phillips
&
4,857
18
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Procter
"
Jan
Fruit
Inc,
!
High
38%
—
—
U 8 Rubber (Un)
;
U S Steel
Corp common-.
Consol Oil
8% Mar
33%o
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
U
55% Jan
5Q
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Philco
__
•
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pfizer
__
5
4%
Oil
Low
—10
(Un)
U S
94% Mar
4%
4%
Feb
Jan
Inc
Corn
United Gas Corp
United Park
99% Mar
—
4%
52
Lines
Cuban
Onited
Apr
20
Pacific Oil & Gas Development—33%c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
71
2,494
2,397
5
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Apr
6%
97 %
Aircraft
United
26% Jan
53%
common—_1
Pan American World Airways
Jan
Mar
52%
.
Northern
42
97 %
52%
Airlines
$4.50
Pacific
6
23%
__
•
*
*
17
Air
United
Apr
2,960
Corp common
Lighting
$4.75
APRIL
Par
2,027
28
25
1st pfd
ENDED
United
28
25
class A
Pacific Indemnity Co
Pacific
WEEK
High
22 %
28
common
1st pfd
red
57c
FOR
Low
21
8
preferred
1st preferred
5%
High
21%
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
Low
1
Aggregates
.
6
6%
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Slock
Prices
Shown
Are
Par
Abltlbl Power A
4%*
Paper
common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
common
Low
For footnotes see
Dollars
for Week
„
Shares
44.
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlgb
Asbestos
Feb
24
Apr
Atl««
11%
11
11%
750
11
Jan
11% Mar
20
a21
135
16%
110
12%
37%
2,040
35%
Jan
Jan
26%
Apr
32 Va
Jan
275
20%
Jan
22
Feb
50
44%
44 %
460
42
Va
Jan
45% Feb
Mar
5%%
18
Feb
Banque
39
Jan
Canadian
53
Mar
43
Jan
32% Jan
42
Mar
85
'
365
71
85% Feb
47%
46
Jan
Feb
Hational
47%
150
Jan
48
Jan
28%
28%
30
4,340
28% Apr
36
Feb
26%
26
26%
2,728
25
Apr
29%
Feb
25
22
22
22
30
22
Apr
24%
Jan
^,25
preferred
preferred
Warrants
Jan
41
1,602
•
Ltd
Bailey Selburn 57o
50%
70
38%
82%
38%
♦
Corp
8teel*
12
41%
37%
a51% a51%
50
*
High
41%
50
50
Feb
23
37
20,111
21%
44%
preferred
40
376
21
.
29'A
21%
$2.50
5,500
19% Mar
—
26%
21%
50
24
Low
High
29%
25
preferred
37%
35% Mar
pfd
$2 4Q
23%
15%
page
,,
4c'o
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
35%
37%
of Canada
Low
•
Ltd
Co
4%%
23%
Shoe
11
Par
Aluminum
High
a
Algoma Steel
APRIL
Aluminium
Sales
Range
of Prices
ENDED
36%
.28
Class A
Agnew-Surpass
Week's
Last
Sale Price
WEEK
Exchange
Expressed In Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
a22
a22
a22
150
22
Apr
24
Feb
10
55 Va
54
55%
54
Apr
63% Mar
15%
1'« 14
1S3.4
3,101
11
966
16 % Mar
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1828)
.
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
Par
Bank
Montreal—
of
Rights
Ba.
•
—It
56
59%
4,998
3.15
60,060
74
72%
74%
1,703
65%
35 %
35
35%
1,350
33
a49
(CanadaI
& Paper class
Power
Bathurst
a49
a49
85
47%
31%
53
30
40 VB
40%
19,154
Class B
Bell
Telephone
Rights
Bowater
2JS
40%
1.01
99c
1.03
49
6%
Bowaters Mersey Paper 5 % %
Bra. .aan Traction
uithi
pfd
49%
200
6%
7 %
14,819
52
52
25
38%
39%
8,074
86
210
,50
Power.
a
American Bank
Note Co
•
British American Oil common
British Col Elec 4%%
5%
39
red pfd-100
50
cum
preferred
86
t
46
50
.___
Feb
Montreal
Trust..'
Feb
44
Feb
National
Anr
1.10 Mar
50% Feb
6
47%
Jan
7%
50%
—:—-—5
41
51%
17/
'
common
Ltd
••■'*'
Utilities
/
1
14%
•
Company
,383ft39
405
6.00 "
20o
6 00
Jan
18
Feb
Premium
38%
3,493
35%
Jan
40
Jan
Price Bros Sc Co Ltd
43%
1,819
40%
Jan
46% Feb
13%
13
13%
1,228
13
Apr
14%
Jan
Provincial
36%
36
37
405
36
Apr
39
Jan
Quebec Natural Gas
]
20%/,-
Quebec Fower
Brown
•
39
Roe
>
Company
Building Products
Calgary Power
•
common
Preferred
100
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada
5%
Steamship
preferred
Jan
37
27
2,738
26%
Jan
36%
94
28% Jan
37% Mar
225
92
Apr
101
Mar
42
43
481
40
Mar
43
Jan
al2
al2
90
11
Jan
263/4
iff
34
92
•
common...
43
12*50
Canadian Bank of Comimwa
Canadian
Jan
32%
27
wimmim
preferred
33%
853
m
59%
58%
59%
39%
39%
40
39 y«
39%
•
11%
113/b
11%
a
22%
22%
22%
25
Preferred
2f
Bronza
Canadian
Celanasa
Canadian
Sc
Fairbanks Morse
ComDanies
Seal
&
Glass
56 34
12
Feb
12%
12%
290
9%
Jan
12%
Apr
Steel
•
76%
-"'74
76%
2,967
68%
Jan
79
Mar
Jan
36
Mar
Steinbergs
1
31
31%
5,592
23%
Jan
34
Mar
100% Feb
34
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
20
Feb
74%
Apr
80
Jan
Toronto-Dominion
20%
20%
1,632
Apr
24
Jan
46%
46%
46%
731
Jan
47% Jan
Triad
293/4
Apr
United
Feb
Walker Gooderham Sc Worts
29%
27%
Jan
60
99%
Feb
2,158
28%
Jan
101
29%
313/4 Mar
Webb & Knapp
14%
611
11% Mar
14%
Jan
Weston
21
1,020
18% Mar
23%
Jan
14 Va
15%
2,105
12%
Jan
16% Mar
9% Feb
15% Jah
10%
250
13
13%
1,275
11
Jan
14
19%
19%
19%
4,885
19%
Apr
22 %
3.50
3.50
3.50
300
35
Jan
35%
20
20%
560
19
Jan
21
5
18%
Jan
20%
30
54%
Feb
60
Jan
1,005
34
32%
34
33
5,010
21%
213/4,
21%
19
19
19
31% Mar
21% Jan
25
•
19
8%
8%
8%
200
45%
47
987
413/4
99%
99%
100
563
88
89
735
85
Mar
Jan
14%
14%
680
14
19%
20
75G
19%
87
90
755
17%
16,683
17
23 %
11%
8 ft
a
27%
•
7%
*
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
28
20
Corp
1
Enamel & Heating Prod class A
•
130
40
17
40
40
25%
General
Feb
Auto Fabrics
Feb
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Jan
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
15% Jan
19
Feb
Canadian
40
40% Feb
Canadian
•28%
Canadian
Jan
Holt, Renfrew common
Home Oil class A__
Class' E
Canadian
Ptrwer
28
28%
75
27
Jan
29
Mar
Canadian
Silk
Jan
69
100
54%
Jan
19
19%
555
14
Jan
5
Apr
Jan
71
Apr
6.75
6.75
100
7
23%
944
22% Mar
24
386
50%
Feb
61
Apr
14%
Jan
17
Mar
30% Mar
35
Feb
1,735
740
41%
4i
I
8.95
7.20 Apr
37% Jan
41%
486
101
101 102%
200
100
Jan
103
240
104
Jan
108
59
Feb
63
48%
Jan
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class A_
320
11
Jan
16%
88
Jan
90
Jan
48%
20
4,035
.
„
115
37%
18%
1,161
17%
18
455
17%
40%
41
42
180
57%
1,915
~~~
73%
•
11%
Cora
Interprovincial Pine Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
•
,
Apr
55%
Apr
64
Mar
common
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
63% Jan
For footnotes
see
2nd
:
:
Lt
&
975
200
12% Jan
Apr
21
Apr
22%
Mount
160
21%
Jan
23
Feb
Mount
Corp
Ltd
common
;
6
300
38
5,831
36%
Jan
39%
dan
Northwest
53%»
285
49
Jan
53%
Apr
Orange
Northern Quebec
88
88
70
Feb
Pembina
1,225
88
Apr
17% Jan
92
19%
20%
Jan
Pwr
1,325
83%
94% Mar
113
77
37
Jan
1213,4 Mar
Ltd.:
Pipe
6^
Jan
Jan
42
2,345
40
Apr
47
1.05
24,200
65c
Jan
130
2,137
22
=
'42
Steel
Mills
Apr
43%
Jan
32
Apr
55
Jan
Quebec
Telephone
80c
'
'
475
14
14%
575
12
Jan
14% Mar
26
22
20
Jan
28% Mar
Shop
48% Mar
Reitmans
&
(Canada)
Save
585
28
Jan
30
Mar
10%
200
a3.50
Jan
Southern
33
Apr
Traders Finance
a3.50
a3.50
225
Feb
a„_
Jan
Apr
Apr.
22
Apr
100
9%
5.50
10%
ai_
Apr
Apr
Jan
9% Apr
5.75
Apr
133/4 Feb
40%
Feb
43
Feb
38 Vb
650
38
40
40
100
38
Mar
"all
50
9
Jan
10y8 Mar
29
29%
225
Feb
33
Jan
80
81
682
80
Apr
33
Jan
15/4 a.15%
10
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
14% Mar
15%
Apr
2.290
31%
Apr
36 y2 Mar
42.5
89%
Jan
/:
a
>
'
"32%
32
•/—*:
•107 %
108
-
14%
14%
*
•
109,
8%
-
200
-560
28%
7%
23
Apr
190
Apr
Feb
9
Mar
Jan
26
/_'•
'•
*
-
Jan
Apr
Feb
p23
25
9
12
550
Feb
12
49
"
50
525
46%
Jan
51%
15
25%
Jan
26
Jan
11
Apr
II
Apr
*
a26 "ato¬
'"it-
ll
6
1
common..1.25
■
10%
**77
300
45
....
8
4.40 Mar
:
6
Apr
11%
Feb
40%
Jan
45
Apr
72
Jan
77
Apr
6
77
-
5%
5
" 32
Apr
10%
-1,085
277
6
77
•
6Vb
200
10%
44
-
200
6%
11
-.
common
Ltd.
31%
700
4.50
Jan
1,000
27 %
Jan
32% Mar
77 5
1138
Feb
14
Jan
28
36%
Jan
44%
10%
Jan
15% Mar
Feb
Power
6%
redeemable preferred
Trans-Canada Corp Fund
Oil
Pipe
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
2.50 Feb
4.00 Feb
Westeel
Product# Ltd
28
Line
1,090
90c
90c
100
22%
253<j
7,200
1.70
2,270
38%
38%'
1.35
pfd___100.
Corp class A
5 c/o
Mountain
•'"27%
:
•
Canada
14
2434
„
•
f
'32%'
13%
27%
•
1,
Ltd
Rights
10% Jan
27% Jan
11
50
27,220
18
65
450
38
»
Ltd
(1957)
32%
14%
100
1.05
130
all
-
29%
14
Jan
1,025
.
Warrants
32%
14%
108
13%
/
St Maurice Gas Inc.
1,980
28% Mar
-
'
-124
cum
Corp
1,637
775
40 4
'
*
Premier
54
42%
19% Mar
55 y2
20
Apr
*
32
41%
Apr
Apr
29%
'
81'
1st pfd_50
N C part 2nd preferred
50
53
28%
Mar
Jan
-
1
Lines; Ltd
31%
24%
39
102 3/4
Apr
Feb
Ltd
Corp of Can 4*/2 f/c
32
29%
Feb
Jan
Apr
4034
16%
8*8
"
Ltd.:
53%
24%
45
34%
101%
13%
38
Power Co Ltd com...*'
Industries
Crush
19%
1,144
Jah
54
19
"a23
Jan
Canada
36%
a37
Jan
56
125
Newfoundland Light &:Powel: Co Ltd.10
a36
,44
Feb
100
•
Mussens
113% 115%
Jan
Jan
■
740
i*
Feb
a35
Apr
Jan
54
7.
Royal Dairies Ltd
'
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Jan
115%
2.00
52y2
17%
'*
12%
5%
Jan
Apr
54
9%, 9%
'5.50 r 5.75"
•
Feb
20
88%
Jan
Jan
-17%
/_
.
•
Moore
11
150
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
44.
4,741
pfd.lo
Po\v;Co Ltd com
13.50
,5
1,610
87%
54
.
41
100
:42%
13
-4*
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co_I
6% Mar
15
so
-
40
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
11%
%
50
a43
43
41
/
•
14%
37
1.00
10
101% 102%
...
,
,__i
73%' Apr
Apr
50
,
48%
Mar
a,21% a21%
preferred
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Trans
page
a2.00
a50 % a50%
Melchers Distilleries-Limited G'.'o
changed to ; ;
Bowaters Mersey Paper Co
Mitchell (Robt) class B
8
36
Ltd—
Co
46%
•
■
8% Mar
Jan
1
Class A common-/
20%
*
~
Jan
19
,»
A
41% Mar
Lower
~~~~
A„_
Iric class
London Canadian Investment Corp
10%
Ltd.
Mar
6%
240
-1
Apr
a__.
.
'
Mexican
260
34
5
8
///-
3,960
in
com
42
Jan
-
6,419
19%
'■
46% Mar
Jan
Apr
25/2
35
40
6%
73,
17j/4-
20
43
88%
■
Apr
Jan
55
50
38:
-
38Vh 5 38%
- -
Ltd—.
13%
•
•
Apr
40
27
Feb
.-550
35
^
-.-(! %
—
A—
4_
(Alfred)
Loblaw Groceterias
11%
6
.
id
Mar
39%
class
(Canada)
Warrants
Lambert
,
1,450
W)
Paints
12% Mar
Apr
""5
Ltd
preferred
Kelly Douglas class
53
•
7
Jan
A
6%
Jan
20%
Can; class
Apr
52
23 %c
'
42
if
International Paper common
International Pete Co Ltd.
21
Jan
8%
Jan
42%
•
12%
50
Inland Cement Preferred
Apr
Feb
11
Apr
3.50 Apr
.
33
*
13%
I____100
International Nickel of Canada
com
73%
20
Jan
75
"
5
42%
_g
4.68%
Indus Accentanca Corp common
$2.75 preferred
72
49
50
-5%
Jan
Apr
7
a—
130
(Frank
3.50
10
56
"
1.60
70
100
Mar
8ya Jan
400
a
•
630
...
Apr
,"46
33
33
a2.00
10
Jan
38c
a48% a48%
a50%
1.05
of
5%
3.50
,
900
,
*
100
Jan
6%
995
7%
•
22%
•
Jan
High 4
Jan
1,45
12%
,
63/4i
._•
20%
~~o«
com.
57
,
Jan
Apr
18
A
r.
Co
International
42% Mar
18
cl
40c
3,575
'
38
/
•
"
Horner
Jan
36
*
._*
Low
95,300
23% "24%
54'
54
„
^
Ford Motor
Apr
3
967
/
18
57
42% Mar
Mar
39%
25
8t Lawrence Power
MacMlllan Sc Bloedel class B
44
17%
H)
preferred
M«*K«>y_pv>r(njRor
40
53 Vu
18%
*
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
Labatt Limited (John)
.
48
50
Utilities
505
328
a90
39%
/."
46
10%
40%
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
preferred
59
46
a90
a
$1.40 preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobaoco of Canada
6% preferred
59
10%
*
Feb
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
43
34
Fleet Mfg Ltd
Jan
46
108
Ltd
Corp
,
1/V
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
Feb
common
48
for Week
8%7 8%
33
1
Products
5%
Ltd--/1
.1
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
Jan
107
18
Jan
6%
3.50
54
*
5%s series B pfd—
Crain Ltd (R L)___
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Jan
107
100
45
Jan
39% Mar
- Jan
37%
.
6%
12%
23%
".
;•
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
Consumers Gas common
Jan
61
39%
107
36
Sales
.
..
98c
42
•
5%r
*
Ltd-1
Co
85c'
8%:
__*
A
& Paper Inv
Class. B
,
Mar
23
•
V
92
Feb
105%
_
Low /High
-
3.50 7
Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd.*
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
•
Apr
"19%
class
Ingersol Rand
Canadian Marconi Co
8% Mar
Apr
A—
General/Investments
Feb
7%
class
products
10
19%
1,206
_
Food
Ltd
Feb
16
;
PaDsr
Packers
v/
_.100
130
Canada
10
7.25
pfd__t__
Jan
60%
•
100
Week's
42 %
6%-Z
/
8
♦
Mar
61
10b
/ 450
42*4 Mar
Jan
88
30
39
of Prices
88c
B_._*
c——
12
125
31%
cl
173/4 Mar
205
7.20
Ltd
203,4
t
preferred
J.
Products Co
4,879
15%
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
Ltd
Corp
Jan
Apr
i
•
•
Arcan
Jan
7%
30 y2
Great
106
*
//Range
Last
•
14 3% Mar
23%
•
30
a 90%
%06"
38%
Apr
Mar
42
34% Jan
Expressed *In Canadian Dollars
Are
J
Timber
Sc
alO
31
common
Lumber
22%
1%
J
Wares
ft90%
,
45
Shown
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Jan
100
Motors
Jan
"*
Feb
4.10
Feb
34*2
500
'106/
Par
Abltca
28%
7.25
Dynamics
General
3.50
1,433
Sale Price
Mar
100
preferred
3,632
4.00
"40
Feb
Mar
36%
Mar
41
3.95;
Friday
7%
a
preferred
Prices
STOCKS
Jan
130
770
15%,
common
6/70
13
39%' 40%
: __i
„
Jan
Jan
33
2,360
35
Jan
4.70
10%
18,100
2,180
Canadian Stock Exchange
90%
93/4 Jan
2,025
a
pfd
33%
35
50
20
3,397
It
common
Petroleum
31
Feb
a
Foundation Co of Gonad*
Mar
Jan
•
Co
25
■
5.15
11%
Apr
f
Players Canadian Corp
;
Beatty Bros Ltd__
Belding-Corticelli 7/
69
19%
1,391
r
4.95
11%
__
preferred
alO
_*
_j,
11%
17
40
28->'4
28
4.95
100
14%
100
10%
130
100
A—
16%
a20% a20%
a
_
92
84% Jan
•
common
101%
Apr
87
49
Jan
19%
•
I
23
25
,
11%
100
_
83/4 Mar
Feb
6
•
~
Mar
57% Mar
common
24% Feb
22
99% Mar
89
~
common
343/4
Apr
46%
100
.
/
1,210
a
"
75
Jan
1
;
preferred
Ltd
24% Mar
23
.
Jan
51
*
:*
_____
Jan
21
105
23
Bteai com
&
Ltd
(Canada)
class A
Feb
56
:;//
a
common
64
522
i
101
Feb
20
23
.
675
57%
"
4.10 Feb
2.25 Jan
20
.
Jan
71
57
•
preferred
4%%
Feb
56
20
j
a
Mar
35
20%
(Geo)
4%%
6%
102
70%
•
Class B
Zellers
101
703/4
57%
•
Corp
19%
common
Gatlneau Power
Pipeline
13%
10%
.
•
Steel
29%
13%
•
Bank
Oils
21
~ ™ ~~~*
""
■
Power
Steel
1,159
100
a
Co
class
Fraser Cos Ltd
293/4
100
29%
Trans Canada
Apr
30%
*101
100
Texaco Canada Ltd
50
19%
Apr
•
867
4,595
46
80
10
preferred
12
18
74%
_•
(1956)
5%%
A
16%
29%
Brewery
Freres
11% Mar
class
-79
:
*
_
Canada
13%
_
;
Kootenay
25
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
Name
11%
235
34
of
Co
_
74%
11%
10
preferred
Bros
Feb
30
SmeltlngI
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Lewis
38% Mar
Jan
la
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile common
International
Jan
32%
Jan
preferred
$4.50
1,400
Feb
•
Dominion Steel Sc Coal.
6*4%
139% Mar
10
Power
*'
.1
________
gg
_________
Howard Smith
Jan
132
56
•
Dominion Stores Ltd
5%
10
65
3.25
—
20%
,
Dairies
General
"52%
37
a—
•
class
Foundries
5%
Jan
150
"a
Dominion
5% %
Jan
46 34
205
800
•
Dominion
French
Jan
43
56%
«
Motor
Jan
36%
Jan
10%
common
Corsets
Ford
35
Jan
40
.
"
56%
Bridge
Famous
31% Jan
35
-
55
10 %:
m
Dominion
Electrolux
10% Mar
10%
Glass
Eddy Match
38%
j
16% Mar
Apr
•
Distillers Seagrams
East
137
Jan
Mar
Standard Structural Steel
Eauipment
Zellerbach
Dupuis
582
'
49
-47
100
Apr
B
Du Pont
Canada
100
9 7
8,732
36%
42%-
137.
137
37%
36%
47
Jan
13% Mar
315
33%
'36
42%
•
1-9% Max
98
/' 2,660
9.40 "
33%
33%/
Jan
Jan
13~
Jl
Dominion
Dow
Co
Southern
X40
Apr
113/4
17%
*
15%
14%
-■
Feb
60%
::
16%
75
99
75% Jan:
Apr
9.50 Apr
15% Mar
4,330
99"
Jan
35
,
Feb
18
Corbys class A
7 rio
Southam
400
110
_
•
/:
Jan
9%
3.00 Mar
40
m
Consolidated Mining SB
Consolidated Textile
7%
Feb
/•
al7
'17% -11 Vz
15
•
1,863
21
60
100
Farm
Dominion
Apr
175
350
Combined Enterprises
Preferred
12
■/
04
9.50
al63/4
•
&
*
Mar
13%
13
1
,
Crown
Jan
preferred
Simpsons
r
a99
OO
40
100%
_
a3.00
20
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petroflna Ltd preferrad
Class
8%
1.
.
9% Mar
96/ Mar
...
a4.00
Canadian Vlckers
Crown Cork
3,910
1%
6,984
V
12
60
Consumers
12
10%
a3.00
International Pnwar
(B
32% Jan
10%
*
preferred
Coghlln
Jan
22% Jan
Jan
50
Canada..
of
14V4 Mar
Feb
38-
.
17%
common—*
a Power
Williams
Feb
19
a4.00
com
Preferred
Cockshutt
29%
Sherwin
Apr
13
955
:
preferred
4^
675
3,747
39
9.50
*
.
A
14%
20
pfd
Canadian Husky
Canadian Industries common
Preferred
5%
Series
Jail
20%
a99
al7
.
Class A
Jan
20
A
f/v preferred
Oil
Shawlnigan Water
Feb
50y4
mi
39
80~% ^j* 7 8y // 8 0 %
•
com
/
10
V
100
new
7;:7
Apr "
Feb
44%
85
19%*
.
" .2
;
•
i
7 /43% Jan
'80
*
Converters class
Class B preferred
Cottons common
Canadian
130
12
Canadian
Canadian
Warrants
Feb
69%'Mar
Jan
...-14'
>
common—
Cement class A
Apr
43
61 %
'300
'/■
..
10
Feb
36%
36% Jan
;/
7/ 2,047
•"
85
:
Jan
36%
Feb
•
Canadian
Canadian
31
31
A
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
21%
class
83
10%'
100
•
St Lawrence Corn common
5% preferred
25% Mar
Jan
—•
Cellulose
St Lawrence
Apr
15
18%
20%
25
Chem
39%
2,250
21%
series
$1.75
Jan
preferred
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Apr
11% Apr
22% Apr
(Canada) common
Paper
•//
*
common__
Royal Bank of Canada
Mar
40
21%
31%
a
commmi
60
Jan
35%
691
Canadian
Jan
(A V)
Rolland
12% Mar
35%
3.34G
Y
100
Canadian British Ainminnm
Apr
54
1,572
•
Breweries common
Mar
99%
I
Transport
/?.;
J83
18%
Jan
"
6.00:
^45%t::>./.':.45, 45%..
•
common
__.__i________-__.100
preferred
53/4%
Feb
10
33%
on
4%
Apr
944
101
33
..
99%
Jan
101
100
".
79
1,090
33%
•
preferred
4%fc
99 %
101
Canada Cement common
$1.30
97
97%
12%
'
Jan
Mar
-
30%
295:
66% : 67%
.67,
Feb
26%
•
;
14
3,380
38%;/
Apr
■
__
44%
,14434 Mar
31%
,7,
2,386
37%
2,385
1,852
32
31%
42%
16%
Jan
23
Feo
Jan
Mar
a
Feb
132
Apr
/
58
.
•40
Apr
10
14%
a
.'250
.
Apr
Mar
17%
-
Apr
: 1,761
•/:./ 455
;/ .35,36%
,
.
38
16%
50
.10
■
,23/
,1-1%"" 15%
,
6
•
•
Ores—
;
36
>
•
•
.
Power Corp of Canada.
a7o
Feb
33
1,755
?3 1
43
16%
•
Jan
■/ ■•"/
.
42- 42%"/
..140 V 140
t
31%
•
—
Feb
Iron
23
•
Tubes
a75
■
.
e
Telcphona
27
Jan
51
,80
42'/%,
•
Products common
common
Powell River
.
• ///
common
._1____.__.____..100
preferred
Penmans
;:
preferred—.—....
Mills
Steel
/:-__
51%;;
•
Jl
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Jan
Jan
Page-Hers?y
Mar
Jan
4G
14%
Cori
Ctu
Pacific Petroleums
Jan
380
.17', U
al4
al4
-51%
.5?
Steei
Mlnei-
Feb
38
19%
Jan
7%
49%
15
635
50%
Jan
26%
♦
Jan
jivie noui
Feb
17%
lb
Northwest
Mar
3,140
15
Ontario
89%
18 % ' 19%
47%"
48
...
60j
Feb
47%
42
1,950
Apr
43
Jan
17%
44%
.
40 %
17
52
Jan
781
17%./
Apr
Mar
'Ml, 41%
.
33
Jan
40
1.38c
Jan
33
38%
45
5
22%
-__/
45
84% Mar
High
-2434
145
Drug & Chemical common—5
Noranaa
Apr
Low
Jan
27
*
National
49% Mar
Jen
6
Range Since Jan. 1
25
24%
24%
.
19 %T
Niagara Wire Weaving common——♦
Feb
7
Jan
■
Shares
High
Jan *
41%,
-
'
Morgan & Co common.
47% Mar
10
46%
a38% a38%
50
British Columbia Forest Products
Locomotive
35
Apr
200
a40'/2 a40y2
60
4V*% preferred
preferred
Montreal
51%
Jan
Mar
22%
24% '
40
Preferred
Jan
37
Mar
95c
B
*
•
preferred
Oiass
Apr
74% Mar
Apr
*
•
MQlson Bn (verles Ltd class A
Mar
3.15
Jan
39%
6,321
49
6%
50
60
Low
*
for Week
Range
of Prices
Pri<}e
Par
High
Feb
2.80
285
6%
Paper
preferred
53
265,015
48
6%
5% 5*
feuaaiei
4Vu%
Low
2.90
at
Provincial®
British
Range
High
3.10
Scotia
Last
Sale
Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
31%
Nova
17
STOCKS
Shares
66%
________
ol
Banque
Low
APRIL
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Week's
v125
125
*
65
22
85c
ls
1.35
Mai¬
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
1.20
Jan
25%
Apr
1.-80
Apr
125"
Mar
131
38
Mar
44
Jan
Jan
42
Jan
'Jan
*'27
Jan
'
-
39
310
39
39
25
__
25
27
500
13
•
12%
13
9,098
16%
16%
.1,150
6
6%
2.205
13%
13%
100
~
40
10
Oo___*
*
(L E)
-
16%"
6
*
38%
20
10% Mar
13%
153/4
17%
5%
13
Jan
Feb
-8
Anr
15%
Apr
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
Number 5839
189
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1829)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
t
:
Week's
Last
.
Range
Sale Price
Mining
Oil
and
Lid
Mines
Mines
Sulphur
<fc
—.—•
16%
25c
1
22c
—__
£
Ltd
Anthohian Mining Corp
Aruo Mines
Ltd
Atlas
16'%
Iron
Ltd
1
water Talc Ltd——.
lie
,
•
1
_^_1
19c
1
v:
Barvajlec Mines Ltd
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines • Ltd—
57c
Ltd——1
j; 77c
1
•
5c
70c.
,
.
•
_
:
Feb
Jan
15c
Mar
6c
Mar
7c
Feb
85c
Feb
Apr
Feb
8.50
•
Mar
21c
22c 'Ma r
24,500
4 Vie
46c
33c
Acadia
8.03 J
35.200
I,500
85c
•,
»
Acme
Apr
Aencw
r
10c
Feb
Feb
Ajax
13c
'
Jan
Mar
85c
Jan
V
Jan
Ltd—1
22c
15c
Jan
»
75c
Mar
J
Alberta
Gas
Jan
42c
'
Alberta
Pacific
5,700
10Vic
Cdn
Collieries
Resources
Ltd
—3
com
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd_—_
Vr ,1.55
lQc
"'Mines
Canuba
Quebec
Asbestos
Mines
Consolidated Denfson
Mar
•
-7.75
;
1
w
1
12
Feb
9.15
Jan
Jan
r
•
19c
16
57,000
'
5,007,
Consolidated
Mon'pa's Mines Ltd
Consol Quebec Yellowknife
Copper-Man
Cournor
Mines
,3.40
3.40
93c
93c
He.-
He
-
11c
•___1
Mines Ltd^.1
Ltd—
1
Mining Co Ltd——
7c
•
Apr
——1
Jan
7c
1,500
6c
1,000
9c.-. : 9c
Dome
_Ll
Ltd-——.£—...
Ltd.——1_—_
Mines
>10c
2,000
—t
urn
V
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc—--__—V~L
Metal Mines Ltd
—£___~i__„£_1
il.67ai; 16:Vi
9c
>r28Wr
2812
7c
5,500
4c
La;'
18c
162,825
5c
'
•
9C
:
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7c
7c
6,000
"
18c
Mar
46c
Jan
10c
Mar
18%
7.25
Jan
"
Haitian Copper Corn Ltd-—:—1——-1
Hollinggr Consol Gold Mines Ltd——•_ft
International
Ufanlum
Tso
34
>.
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Mining Ltd.-—1
Mings—l-X.
I
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Co Ltd
16c
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Continental
Israel
Jj~
6.V2C
35,700
34
2,235
22cv-, 25c
Min
Labrador
Ltd.
Mines
v" 18(v
Explor Co Ltd™—1
&
-
"Long Island Petroleums Ltd_Goldf field
Louvieourt
.
42c
MarlfMes' Mining.Cotp Ltd—^—1
vrarplc. "Exploration Ltd:
££:—.—,-^t
26
Jan
.
'
34
Mine's Ltd
X
1.20.
.45c-
>A;4fi
•
Mont.gary Explorations Ittd'
,v'
■
1.1% 1.20
28j:-'
30c
f..,71d;-t ,93c
30c
-
Hqsco
New
New
Limited-—.———1.
Mines
1.25-
Umniiim Mines Ltd. ;1>
Pacific, Coal & Oils Ltd-———?0c Santiago Alines, Ltd.—fide :
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New
Spring Coulee. Oil <te Minerals.Lt^_*
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80f
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92tr 1.00
S-'.* 18(r9e
8c
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—
Metals
Rare
Ltd——1
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O'ti'ierv Gold. Mines Lfd-
Place
13c
Oas
&
Oil
L
'
1.51
•
5c
73c
■
■
•
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'
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-
'•
18c
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Cobalt
.1.95
-i
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St
Crest Gold
Lawrence
Riyer Mines
Ltd£—
Siscalta.. Oils
South
Dufault
Stadacona
.
—
Mines
Mines
Standard!.Gold
*
Mines—-——1—__rr^r*-.6V2C.
Slierritt-Gordon Mines
Ltd
Ltd
«t..; 3.90
"
1——i__2
Mines Ltd-
Ltd'_
Ltd-——
L
■
-
■
--
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■
Tazin
Ltd-
Mines
—
Tib
Exploration Ltd:
Titan Petroleum Coi d_.
Treboi
Mines
Oils
Ltd-
Virsdnia
Ltd
Mining
Ltd
Mar
Corp
■
Weedon Pvrite & Copper
Corp
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne
Oil
Co
For footnotes
_i
see
page
44.
t
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34c
Jan
52c
Jan
Jan
45
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4%C
4'%c
18c
715
6c
>>
86
5,000
18c 19% c
4c
Jan
15c
Mar
100
5'%
5-%
4,200
38%
37'%
39
82%
85'%
550
47%-
47%
47%
43%c Apr
74,359
1.30
305
17c
19c
1.60
1.68
14%
96'
14%
14'%
Jan
42% Mar
69
Jan
93
Jan
48
Feb
13c
Feb
19c
Apr
565
14'%
Apr
Jan
96
Apr
Apr
29'%
Feb
9%c Mar
15c
Jan
17c
Apr
23c
Feb
5o
Feb
8c
Feb
13'% Mar
96
96
5
26%
5,057
24%
9'%c
11c
17c
19c
95
5,800
17c
19,500
6c
21'%c
98,000
14c 'Mar
14c
15c
32,400
lie
2.80
2.75
2.85
1,500
23
22%
23
150
17
*
7'%
13,800
•
8
*
3.50
6'%c
7c
A
j
•*«
21 '%c Apr
16c
Jan
2.65
6
300
Feb
3.05 Mar
Jan
23
Mar
8
18% Feb
250
3.50
1
Mar
2.09 Feb
1.60 Apr
26
OV'aC
Apr
1.50 Mar
46
4,335
26 3 i
Jan
0'/e
Jan
32
.
92,000
1.68
Jan
Jan,
10c
1.50 Jan
99c
4,174
17c
100
Jan
23c
6c
•
Feb
7c
3,500
•
Jan
Feb
10C
6,045
8.55
8.55
21
21%
21'%
21'%
430
.25
22%
22
22%
525
1.60
1.77
3,300
21c
9.05
20%c 21%c
8'%c
59',4
5,504
3.00
2.90
3.15
39,983
9c
1
71c
78,200
61<j
Mar
72c
74c
69,000
60c
Mar
20c
19'%c
22c
Metals
Mining-,
•
20c
9.25
49'%
175
47% Jan
—•
32
31%
32%
475
1.
27c
25c
32c
2.900
26'% Jan
19%c Jan
*
8%
8%
8%
Uranium
Class
Mines
B
—
Beattle Duquesne
Bcatty Bros
Beaver
Lodge
Beaver
Lumber
:■
*
Uranium
19c- '• 22c
20c
U
19c
20c
27%
27'%
28%
515
——1
1.01
1.00
1,04
12,065
.1
—II
1.70
1.70
1.75
40 Vi
40
40%
1.02
•.
Feb 7"
£9c
1.03
1.65
1.65
1.74
Co citnmon—-———•
Apr
-
Mar
40cv, Feb
70c
30c; Jan
64C
Jan
3,500
4c i
Feb
6 Vic
6,000
Yukon
8[croft
•'
Bldcop
Blue
.
Bay
Ribbon
Apr
Feb
15c-
Apr
50c
Jan
5 Va %
50c;
Jan
74c
Mar
Bowaters
Apr
Feb
Feb
,
Bordulac
j.
—
Mines
26
•42,496
lc
2c
20c
21c
14 >%c
22c
51,000
13
13
50
51
51
Mersey 5V*r/o
7Vic Jan
Bralsaman
Gold
Soymar
Bralorne
pfd
44s/4
—50
——1
Paper
18.900
lc
6%
49
12c
Jan
10c
Mar
7.25 Mar
Brazilian
Bridge & Tank common—
35c
Mar
4c)
Jan
9c
Mar
19,525
3.25
Feb
3.90
Apr
(T G) common—,
Brltalta Petroleum
3,000
3.50
Apr
4.50
Jan
British
American
Oil
1.30
Apr
Apr
British
Columbia
1.08
Apr
Jan
10c
.
Jan
22o
Mar
24c
Jan
13
Feb
13
Feb
Jan
53
Apr
60
Jan
8'/aC Feb
7c
Mar
10c
Jan
53c
Jan
79c
Mar
7,200
9%c
10,850
62c
18,500
44'%:
45'%
180
43% Jan
44%
49
380
6'%
6%
1,350
48'%
120
9c 10 %c
II,500
*
9 Vic
1
5Vic Mar
20c
27'%cMar
50
48'%
50
——
Petroleums
Feb
2.00 Mar
10
"
7.25
7.25
7.70
4,110
—1
Mines
Pioneer
Apr
60
13
7c
48
,
Mar
29,940
51;
8c
1
50
1.98
1.10 Mar
Mar
55c
—1
Corp 5',i- pfd
preferred
•'■
7c
1.30 Jan
14 %c Mar
72c
Apr
Feb
44 y®
10%c Jan
6,405
17c
•
Feb
Mar
22'%cMar
30;
Jan
1.53 Jan
39% Apr
760
Apr
90c
Jan
206.500
•
18c
87c
9
Jan
—0c
15c
•
36c
Apr
90c
90c
18c'
*
Mines
Bowatcr
47c
Mar
22,975
"
Bouzan Mines Ltd
j
Jan
2:30, Jan
<•
87c
common.,..——
Bonville Gold
M&r
1.24
19c
435.941
1
f
Uranium
Preferred
7c;
1.60
17c
,'690
1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Black
Jan'
12c
18c-
31
1
Mines
Uranium
1.55
Feb
—J
1,200.
•
lc
Bibis
.
66cj
1.80
80s
Apr
Jan
4.40
Telephone
Bethlehem Copper Corp
Bevcon Mines
*
Apr
28c
12 V i Mar
4.00 Mar
Bell
Apr
98c
1.88
Belcher Mining Corp.
Bcllcterrc Quebec- Mines
7'%cMar
52
32%
6% Feb
16c Mar
2,490
Feb
Jan
Jan
26c ,Jan
23c
Apr
Jan
49
Jan
23c
L94
Jan
49
Jan
92c^ Mar
18c{ Feb
74
Jan
1.40 Jan
•
i
Apr
Mar
77c
65%
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
.
Feb
Mar
3.15
68c
Base
-
Feb
10c
Jan
Mar
1.85
25c
GO
2.80 Apr
6c
1.34 Mar
1.08
Feb
Feb
2.00 Jan
51% Feb
.
17 c
Apr
27c
23 %
24
18 %c Jan.
8c
Jan
4,699
56
Apr
Apr
1.60 Mar
5,120
8c
57
10% Jan
21% Apr
-,22-
Jan
8c
Jan
14c
1.52 Mar
,
5c
8.85
3.50 Mar
3.25 Feb
9,100
67c
Jan
90c
90c
1.00
3,500
6
47%
8c
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
45'% Mar
50'%
7
Feb
Feb
49'% Mar
15%c
Feb
7.05 Jan
8.40 Feb
Mar
1.00 Apr
74c
Electric—
4,400
6c 6 tic
•
1.30
ire
,
.
lie
13c
4.15
9,500
3,65
9.800
95c
Apr
6c;, Jan
24.300
2,000
1
-
lie,
1.000
9c';
2.375
2,30
13i
1,500
41,800
2.05
Feb
13c
17c
Jan
Jan
18c
Mar
Jan ;
Jan
15Vi
Jan
Jan
25c
18Vic
Jan
25c
Traction
Preferred
common
•
6V2
6'%
7'%
27,701
♦
22%
22%
22%
50
21%
Jan
25
Jan
48
48
50
47
Jan
48
Feb
125
37
Mar
50
Jan
50
—
4 r'o
preferred ——
WkIo
preferred —
4 Vi> 7" preferred -———
4%% preferred
•
46
42'%
46
,1
3.05
3.00
3.20
•
Bright
39
38%
100
-50
50
100
38%
88
86
-
Columbia Packers class A
•
17
17
17
100
16'%
17'%
632
Columbia Power
«-•
37%
37%
38%
5,467
35%
28
43%
41%
43%
40
Jan
1
51c
51c
53c
6,360
5,200
50c
Feb
British
5.30
5.90
1,900
Apr
6.60
Jan
Columbia Telephone
Broulan Reef Mines
2.20
300
2.10 Mar
2.59
Jan
■:26c
27c
Brown Company
1,500
3 V2C-
.
5c
,
-
:
78c
7&1.93
30Vj» Jan
"15c"
30c
Mar
32% Mar
Bryck
Mills
Brunhurst
class
29c
Mar
Brunsman
Jan
34c
Mar
3c
Jan
5c
Apr
Brunswick Mining
Buffadlson Gold
75c
Mar
92c
7c
Jan
12c
"
.
1
13%
13
13%
533
*
:
B
3.00
3.00
3.00
200
6 Vic
Apr
12% Jan
14% Feb
14% Feb
Jan
Mines
&
Smelting.-,.
2,107
10c
8,300
500
1,93
Apr
2.40
Jan
_
Buffalo
Feb
Building Products
Biyllochs Ltd class A
Jan
Anberite
5c
Jan
6%c
7c
7,500
6c
3.05
3.20
2,400
3.05
Apr
Apr
1
12 %c
12 %c
14c
45,500
2.40
2.10
2.40
29,450
36%
36'%
37
460
35%
7
300
5%
*
7
40% Mar
46% Feb
59c
Jan
8 Vac Mar
7c
1
17% Jan
17% Feb
3.25 Mar
12c
Mar
"
79c
1.93
Feb
Peb
14% Jan
3.15
8,000
Feb
51'%
18
Mar
...1
7c
Feb
2.20 Jan
13
X
1
Mines
Jan
21c
41.500
47%
British
Jan
-
Mar
Feb
9c
225
90
48%
British
3.000
13,000
Mar
45
Feb
.
85
575
Feb
22c
42 y® Mar
705
36c
Feb
Jan
M^r
9,427
94c
a31
88
38
40
250
,
17
Jan
26c
Feb
41
42
215
170
39
«
46 Vi
Jan
21c
76'%
30 Va
Mar
a30
Feb
75
16%
6c
*
,105
46'%
60c
*-
Feb
76
48%
19Vic
Jan
44'%
16%
8,700
16c
Apr
46 V*
94,400
5.15
'38%
49%
68.976
.
14,805
80
77c
3.30 Mar
Jan
•
80
6Vic
Apr
2.71
-•
British Columbia Forest Products——•
6% preferred
5%% preferred
7%
12,550
-
38'%
40'%
Feb
39'%
76
40 %
6
Jan
2.84 Mar
18c
7,000
21c
"
I_j
33,184
44
72c
Feb
78c
i
:
43 c
43
71c
6c;
24 Vic
Ltd
Westvllle Mines LtdWillro^. Mines Ltd_:
40c
•
74 c,
21c
h~3V2C
Mar
1
27c?
.
1
45c
16c
Ltd
Oil & Gas——
-2.20
a3012
14
Jan
Basco
Feb
•
—1
Apr
26c
43c
4
12
I,675
5,093
fiC
Ltd_»i_£l
Jan
23c
Apr
712
38c
15,500
Jan
17c<
9,500
il8C-:?20 Vic
1
17c
12%
5%c
Scotia..
Jan
*V 2.30
26c
4,000
12
34,425
3,500
SSf/j&r- 35c
r'
18c
Jan
36c
1.25
—
4c-
-5
♦
17'%c
1
22c;
.y 20C.
I—l
,L„
2
Apr
74
2,000
.U3Vvl33.i
1—♦
Vanguard Exnioi#ions
Ventures
5.00
5%
1
9.000
,
2
2.95 Mar
1.29
10
,15,200
i,
Ltd—
400
1.62
13.850
95c
L
5.00
1.56
6c
,3.55
J.
1
Ltd-
United. Asbestos Corn
United
i„
Jan
72%
1.98
^,.3>.5Q3 3.90
1
9%
80s
26c
•.U 13 c
I
Jan
50,250
A,--
:
6
74
2,500
11 Vic12Vic
L„Ll.4
•
;
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
3,575
6c
preferred—
5 Vic
v;rf
1; ^^ -13'2
9
%C
class
5c
—
i
Sfeep Rock Iiron Mines
Feb
8%
;
23c
-
1.05
j.——Ll
1.18
8%
1
—
6.85
.
1
Ltd_J
Jan
1.56
-32c
,
67o
]
9,200
v
89c
1
-6,40
3.65
'
1
Ltd—
(1944)
Sullivan Cons Mines
j
L_
30c
-
Li»6<t;
Corp-l_L.__——_____ 1 vi. 6.75
Quebec Oil Development Ltd.—i_i__ 1 1
: 5c
Quebec Smeltine Refining Ltd—
r-l
23c
Red
•'
>
Lithium
Quebec
65c
2,600
57c
Jan
10
б,000
21c
-4,1-85.'
"
;
.
15c
Jan
67c
90c
3,900
7,608
——•
common-
Nova
Bowater
*
Feb
25c
14c
Mines
53,812
.
73c
56c
j„'
.
__1
1.60
67c
80c
Ma.r
18o
Mar
22,116
.
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd--__111 " .--J
Quebec Labrador Devel Co Ltd^.
1.55v
,
-y 7c* 7 Vic
85c
45c
Feb
15o
7c
4,500
; '
73c
Jan
14c
Gc
Apr
Apr
,
70c
24c
8,123 *
■
20c
125.490
44c
t5c-5Vac
V.
„
Jan
Jan
800
70c
;
40C';
'. Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec
62c
ii
70c
19,950
29,815
..
6VaC
Jan^
Get
4268,350
4.40
.
„
Goldfields Ltd—1
& Exploration Ltd—__1
1.70
,.
18c
Baryihin Exploration
Jan
^
46cf
1.000
4.35,-
-fa
L———
.1
-
16c
16C.
'
1
3,300
10
21c
40c
"
20c
20c
."
Co£r——-i-ilvyV -J
Ltd—-1
—-1 /
.*—'
Warrants
:
' ~
98c
40c
14c
•
9c
Mar
,
35c
14c
16c
_•
fic
12c
96c
Feb
Feb
Bat,a Petroleums Ltd
6 Vic
20,425
3.000
20C-,
'
Apr .'*i
Jan
Apr
9.4S--
Jan
22
Feb
Vic
Jan
45c
-
Jan
Mar
45%
"1
—
of
Baska
36
5c">
55,100
,
32
Feb
1
Mines
2nd
Barnat
5c
72,500
_i-126M3 Jic
.
66e
,
f.
2
Portage'Island (ChibM Mines Ltd——1
*
7Vic Jan
1,000
190,100
i'.
Porcupine Prime Mines
*
Feb
5,300
.
Ltd-
86c(
20c
.--J.—1
Ltd;—-——1
Mining Co
Jan
1.08
l&Vsed"
-
*': Partridge Canadian. Exploration Lt^„1,
Pafo Cons- Dredging Gold Ltdif——r--l-L"V
Gold
5cv
6,500
Bank
Mar
Apr
93c v Apr .s-
Jan
85cr
v
1.55
rr
-
Paudash Lake Uranium, Mines
Pennbeo Mining Corp_^_£_
1.05
6.000
1,500
,
Apr
Jan
—I
of Montreal
Jan
.
1.75 Mar
7Vi<( Jan
5 'ac
Opemisea Explorers L,UF._;a—-„^_3>M ' 20c
Op'cmiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltcl I
Orchan Uraniiui) Mines Ltd———l— I
1.60
Pitt
8,500
;
7c
26%
48,459
1
Oils
Rights
"
5c-
.
Amulet"Mines Ltd—£—-^,-1
1.08
_LsJl, 'J'.. 19c
Nocana wSties
North American
7c-
"
^fcSOT., 1.60
s
29%
1
Bankeno Mines
Bankfield Consol Mines
30c
V
7ct,f Jan
,
26%
21
Mines
'
'•New' Vinray
New
92c
<•..
i
Jan
300
8^"3'2C
29
10'% Apr
43
^—10
Mines
Bank
55c
107,300
1.25
54c
330
Fabrics Products class A
*4 Vo
/.
; 21c
13c tJan,
,
B
1
Feb
Feb
58cV Mar:
„
class
A
Jan
Mar
5,000
33c
Jan
71% Mar
1,325
•
Gold
Banff
1.85 Mar
45c
482,600
lO'.lfc lO'iiC
Jack Lake
New
28J5C'
31c
4Qo
20c
10c
"
Formaque Mines Ltd_A—„__^.i
New Gdidvue Mines /LtdM-—
5,500
•
94
Apr
i Jan
-5,100
-■
*
T;
1.C7 Mar
*
99c
Jan
12c -uFeb
-1,000
-
-»
93c
New
47c
il4c
r
84
-
9,250
'
39Va
22
•
Bailey Selburn Oil As Gas
preferred
23c-"Mar
i
15cJan
410
■V
10
Apr
35% Jan
44%
50
class
River
Avillabona
Jan
2.25
Apr
]<■ Apr
l.lOf Jan
58,500
■
2
r
-
8c
1,709
1.33
45Ci.
^
-
Molybdenite Corp' of Cflnada Ltd—'
Monpte Mining Co Ltd—
— J-TV
: —'
2.11
7c
13c V Jan
5.000
18c
84.84 >
f' 1.25
Mid-Chibougamau' Alines Lld_———-t
Mog&f-or
.;i6c.
17c
Mclntyre-Pdrcupine. Mines: Ltd--.-_-i._5
Merrill Island Mining. Ltd-—
;VJP
200
а.000
1.60
•
4,,ic Feb
•
1,5(1
67'%
254
30% Mar
'4
4
.8c, :..8c
Apr
400
4,837
v
50
:
Class B
Jan
Jan
*
Hardware
Electric
Auto-
Mar
Mar
19%
1
Temple
Steels
Auto
Jan
20 Vi
300
:
: _>
ADr
22c
Apr
II,500
—
82c
19
5c
vZ.it*2.U
^0c20',2c
8c
'Jan-
17c»- Feb
29
r
——■>*
Corp_:;i -----—lr
•«,
1.000
5c
-
Feb
17
24
150
'
1_
preferred
Aunor
-
26c
3,000
19
'29
Lingside Cop|)er Mining Co Ltd.—_—1
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd——T—"
35V'4 Mar
Jan
61c
Feb
9,070
9,489
_
44
•
—
Aumacyie Gold Mines
"i
303s: Jan
16,200
19c
199
Feb
15c
10,»o()
>; 65c'v. 72c
;_1
10c
"
"
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Jan
4c
.
Jan
14
57c
16%
Feb
Mar
43
Corporation
Aumacho
•■'-
43c
51c
2.80 Feb
21%
Yellowknife Mines
Atiin-Ruffner Mines
Aubelle Mines
'
>c
24'%
44
Atlas
Jan
4.80 Mar
Atlas
f:
Jan
15
100
.
5Uic
100
'
Ash
Jan
r
2.00 Jan
21% Jan
48c
.1
Mines
Ashdown
Jan
93c
80c
Feb
6,600
45c
18 c
$2.50 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
Asamera Oil
9Vic Jan
Mar
3.75
16,537
10%
12 y4
Argus Corp common
Apr
Jan
16 %
Ii
$2.40
Jan
15c
2.40
37%
_•
Area
Mar
53c
Mar
24%
37
.1
Mines
Jan
9Vic Jan
7Vic Mar.
4c*- Jan
31,000
5.25. -5.25
;
•
60c
9,500
74c
••
16% -16
r,.':
,
4,000
9<y- 9lac
70c
••
6c * Feb
Petroleums
Arcan
Apr
8c
2.70 Jan
-
2.35
.67%
Rouyn
Warrants
'
Jan
43c
6,435
21
Huronlan
Apr
32
^ Jan
73c
.
Jan
v
..18c
Ja.n
Ltd-1
—
Jan.
6c
•
lOVic
ij Feb
5 c-
10,500
^..70c-.. 70c
Gaspe Oil Ven tures Ltd.—--—-———1
.olden Age Mines Ltd-—'——
—*
Wurrgntfi;—
28
8c
-16 J
17c
?.
Ltd-—
13c;
2,250
•'
19
8c vMar
-f
Mar
1.02
21%
—lc
Apex Cons Resources
Arcadia Nickel
Jan
17c
Jan
7Cv
v
"uturitv.Oils Ltd.".————————*
Mine3'
28',2
10c
16-V4I Apr
4,000
'M 3,500
Jan
5,800
64,500
3.10
Feb
Jan
59c
23%
'
-
Ansil Mines
Anthes Imperial
10 Vic Mar
45c
2.95
69 %
Anglo
-
43c
9%c 11 %c
21
Anglo
Feb
.
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-Fpntana Mines (1945) Ltd————1
Fuiidy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—
1.
Gunnar
•
:
fi"
6c ;
140
9c
16.1. i; 0-1-7 V i2 C
J7c~
Falconbridge Nickel Mines' Ltd———
Fano Mining <fc Exploration Inc
—1
Mines &■ Metals
9,500
'
Fab
Gui-Por Uranium
12c
Jan
50c
Lead Mines,
Anchor
Apr
14 Vic
?.Apr
8 Vic' Jan
Mar.
68c
•
Analogue Controls
Apr
1.05
11c
11c
•'
Mines
Dolsan
3.40
Feb
11c
-
lie-
i%.
1.56 Mar
50c
2,900
4.75
Mar
16'
76c I Jan
89,912
85
aoo
21c
7 Vic
56c
-
39C
Anacon
1.000
52c
1
i
2,000
-
18
"
125
f
.-,100
3.80 Mar
Jan
-
,_50
1
Feb
-
Jan
12%
•
c/o
Warrants
Jan
3.15
290
10
Mar
•
29c
4,120
16%
Amalgamated Rare Earth
f
Mar
4,000
46c
12c
Mar
19c
20c
_i——
22c
'
Feb
3.45
Mines
Jan
11;
Mar
8'%c
16%
67%
12c f- Jan
6c" Jan
7c i
Feb
98
Jan
3.35
57c
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
American Ncphcline
3,000
11,500
22
Jan
7c
16'%
Oils
4% preferred
prcfeined
:
Amalgamated Larder Mines
9Vic
Jen
Feb
Mar
3.40
37%
Roxaila
4 Vi
;
7.4# Mar
-
95
5,062
44c
Aluminum Co
Apr
Apr
4 Vic Apr
17c
20
6
8c
3.05
Aluminium Ltd
3,200
147a--
Class B warranfk%_%._I%-_—_£^.—L>
Consolidated Halliwell Ltdi—_£
—1
9.75-. Jan
545
98
8c
■
2.35
—
Jan
14c
21'%
98
98
24%
Cons
Warrants
Algoma Steel
44c
Jan
t
20%
21%
21
Allied
14,000
8V2C
■W/at
;Cl5'8
8ct Jan
21c
12
11 Vic
—
i—
Mar
6c
15e-
^ ISMsC
._1
23c
Feb
Gold
common
Preferred
'
Jan
;
10%
82
Trunk
Mar
1.85
10c
I Feb
13c
5,100
Feb
91c
:
665
Common
Mar
Mar
4c
111,395
4
7Vi
11%
16%
—1
—
Algom Uranium commonAlgoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry
Feb
7.85
-
81 ic
17c
■■
10 >
if Apr
63C
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1.50 Mar
28,500
: 5.400
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17c
41c
V
4VitrMar
1,900
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9c
15C
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69c
8c-
lO'aC?-
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1.56
63c-,.
■
44c
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Chipman Lake Mines Ltd-_r_
Cleveland Copper ,Corp_—£—
Consol Bl-Ore
mzt
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Corp Ltd.———
Cehtral-Del Rio Oils Ltd-
Jan
1 **
I
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
Feb
5Vi
uit-
8c
Limited-!
Explorations
7.35
1.40C
'
£____i_l
Ltd;
Caytjer
Cassiar
1,500
63'»
,1.50-.
Canada'Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd—1
Ltd
7,500
•u-.e'i.
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd_L—1
Cahorania Explorations
5c
8.30
23% Jan
11
Voting trust
Jan
8.1.0
.
Jan
19c
Yellowknife
Jan
5c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd-—1
40
23%
»
Ltd—
Distillers
7 Vic
:
Calumet Uranium" Mines
35% Mar
321
100
Explorations
58c
High
■
7,470
53c
7,500
r
Low
37'%
23%
Mines
Alberta
Range Since Jan. 1
35 V 2
Petroleums
Alba
>'
Shares
23 Vi
—1
Shoe——:
s
for Week
High
23 Vi
'
OilL—%.
1,000
,
common
;
Mines
Mines
Akaitclio
Apr
60c
&
Stirpa
Agnico
84c
,
Sugar
Uranium
Advocate
1.30 Mar
Jan
33c
Range
of Prices
Low
Dollar*
Sales
36%
.25
•
Gas
Feb
55c, Mar
41,800
v,
common—
Atlantic
Acadia
42c ;
7,100
.
49c
Paper
Preferred
"
4Vic
6c
«Xi
Class A
.
Jan
8c
•
Power
Preferred
r
Jan
Feb
l Jan
Week's
Sale Price
Abitibt
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
Par
Apr
lO^a
Apr
Are
Lasi
Apr
6c
9ci
.
"119,300
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2Qp«,
26c
STOCKS
•
60ct.> 60c
—
20c
•40c
Jan
Jan
54c*
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-
Jan
Shown
Friday
\16Vs Mar
4Vic Jan
8.00U'
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83
140,300
•
83c
43q ,<s
*
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Toronto Stock
2c;. Apr
16,108
61c
70c
.
48c
17
Prices
"
4,150
.'
8c
.
i
9c.
1
;
8 Vic
G.c
____1
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
4,200
-■
S3p
-
—•
4c
20c
:in,-7Cs.
79c
Bonnyville Oil <fc Refining Corp
Bornite Copper Corp£
19c
10Vic
1,500
22<? 23 Vac
8c
Batqmau Bay Mining Co_i.
____1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—
1
Blyewater Oil & Gas Ltd;
23.500
8.5V 8.70
22c
APRIL
High
.Ffeb
96.200
,
17c
/
1
;
14
5c
a3eT a3e
54e..;.. coc
55e
*
i
1.500
11c
4'%c_
-£-i'
Ltd..
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A
Mines
Low
26c
'
ENDED
RTange Since Jan. 1
25c
4Vic
:__1
—:
Co
25c
21c
;1
Augustus Exploration Ltd-1_
;
\uli Metal Mines Ltd.^--—-—-
Bottzan
Shares
High
_1
Exploration Lid-;-:
Ltd—_£.
Alscope
Alta
Ameranium
Low
Slocks—
Algom tJraniirm Mines
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
1.30 Jan
Apr
Feb
9c
Jan
3.70 Feb
23c
Jan
2.40 Apr
39
Jan
1
Mar
41
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1830)
Monday, April 20, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Low
Par
*
Bunker Hiil Ext—
Burlington
■
Cable
J
10y
1
33-,
20
Stone
—•
Canada Foils class A—
—
Canada Iron Foundries common
10
4*4# preferred —
100
Canada Life Assurance
._-.___.-10
Malting
Canada Southern
Cqiiada Wire
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
B
$1
common
preferred
preferred
$1%
Canadian
Curtis
Canadian
Canadian
Husky
8#
Canadian
Jan
Crowpat Minerals —————1
—.—-10
Nest
CuscoMines
65
58
Jan
67%
Feb
155
88
Mar
90
80c
7,500
50c
Mar
85c
Jan
3.40
4.50
25,120
14#
445
9#c
11c
11,416
.
-
2.85 Mar
4.50
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Apr
15 # Mar
Davis
Jan
13c
Jan
Decoursey
280
6
Apr
Feb
Deer
Mines
G
59%
8#
Horn
Gold Mines
Dcldona
59%
5,718
54
Jan
60
Mar
40
4,818
35%
Jan
40
Apr
Dclnite
40
745
35
Jan
40
Apr
Devon
11#
11#
710
11
Apr
15
Jan
4.40
4.60
1,275
4.40
Jan
Dome
4.00
4.15
1,025
3.45 Mar
5.20 Mar
Dome
14#
14#
470
20#
21#
2,680
17#
225
17
30#
31#
150
Apr
29
Feb
14
18#
Jan
Mar
6.50
Jan
33%
32#
34
5,575
22%
Jan
34%
Jan
•
17
16#
17#
5,670
15%
Apr
13
Jan
2.50
10%
10#
11#
2,300
10# Mar
13#
Jan
—•
21%
21#
22
3,992
21#
Apr
24# Mar
8%
8#
250
5#
Jan
Mines
Petroleum
Bridge
Dairies
Dominion
Electroliome
common
Indus
Dominion Steel & Coal common
25%
Jan
Foundry & Steel common—*"*
100
Dominion
Inv
pfd——_
45
30
19%
19%
20
660
90
1,159
20.229
14
Jan
20
10
20
Mar
•
11#
10%
11#
1,170
1
12c
12c 12 #C
14,000
32c
37c
8,625
1.6C
1.48
1.60
3,400
1.40
Apr
1.85
Jan
11%
Apr
Apr
2.90
Jan
Dominion
52#
Jan
Donalda
19#
Feb
Dow
32c
62c
Jan
2,05
Apr
11%
12#
8,004
11#
1414
6.50
■1,030
6.30 Mar
8.50
8#
2,408
7# Mar
17#
17%
2,815
11
11
11
60
40
36c
12c
—1
31c
7
4L
17c
Jan
33.725
11c
Apr
Jan
East
Malartlc
15
Feb
East
Sullivan
Mines
51c
53c
10,100
50c
Apr
84c
Jan
Eastern
24c
4,800
21c
Jan
40c
Feb
54c
72c
125,983
54c
Apr
29%
29 #
29%
4,180
27#
Jan
Easy Washing Mach pfdj,
Eddy
Match Co
Eddy Paper class A
—
.
.29%
'
140
142
29#
29%
14
14
10
140
Apr.
8,985
28
Jan
1,152
*
11# Mar
1.12 Mar
29%
Apr
142
Apr
32# Mar
14#
—
100
—
21#
41#
45
250
7#c
3,500
153
155
110
126
Jan
160
*
28#
pfd-20
15#
74
74
30
74
Apr
77
19
28
21#
Jan
7c
925
Feb
.-20
1.77
1.95
69c
12c
1.43
Ltd
11%
5.40
23
46#c
8,000
1.35
Jan
1.95* Apr
2.13
7,150
2.00
Jen
2.65 Mar
13c
12c 13 #c
25,300
7#c
Jan
17#c Mar
24
23
Feb
28# Mar
23
Jan
29#
Jan
15#
200
14%
Jan
16
20#
485
20
Jan
20%
1.75
1.85
2,053
3.00
Mar
1.30
Feb
Fargo
16 #c
Jan
26o
Feb
Farwest
1.72
2.10
L,095,470
35c
Jan
2.45
Apr
Fatima
68c
72c
31,900
60c
Mar
Jan
Federal Grain
27c
30c
2,870
10c
Mar
55c
Jan
3,200
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
Ford Motor Co
78c
Feb
Apr
Ford
11%
5.40
9.40
7,200
5,910
2.30
600
1.07
1.75
12# Mar
Apr
7.25 Mar
9.20
1.05
Jan
4,500
230
57
325
1.50 Mar
Jan
1.90
Jan
11c
11c
16,628
Jan
24
61,000
6c
Feb
class
19c
Jan
53c
93c
Mar
28c
Mar
68c
22,133
59c
20c
23c
27,500
16 #c
Apr
Jan
1.30
1.32
7,650
1.23
Jan
1
66c
64c
67c
18,750
•
2.65
2.65
2.65
100
Cochenour Willans
1
3.70
3.45
3.70
6,310
3.30
Jan
Cockshutt
•
14#
15#
1,882
12%
Jan
Equipment
Reco
Lake Gold Mines
1
4.6c
class
Mines
40c
1
Enterprises
•
Metals
16c
17c
13%
Ltd
common
Trailer
Power
preferred
5#% preferred
28c
29c
30,200
20c
Jan
13c
27,600
9c
Jan
28#
28#
5,413
27#
Feb
32
Mar
22%
23#
2,522
22# Mar
24
Jan
17%
17%
460
94c
93c
97c
.'.22,700
10c
11c
7,450
6.70
6.10
6.80
27,777
Apr
8.25
Feb
15c
15c
16c
15,510
13c
Jan
19#c
Feb
60c
63c
9,400
53c
Mar
47
45#
47
80c
1.03
59%
61
General Dynamics
2.85
Feb
General
4.10
Jan
General
General
35c
Apr
99c
Mar
6#c
5,000
ey2c
Jan
8c
Jan
12%
13%
11#
Jan
40c
1,215
II,299
32c
Jan
10#
Jan
50c
Jan
27c
22c
40c
7,200
'32c
31 #c
33c
3,510
9c
8#c
9c
18,800
-
14
Feb
44 #c Mar
12
Genex
Geo
Steel
Mines
Glacier
75c
Mar
Glenn
Jan
40c
Apr
Goldale
Jan
35c
Apr
Gold
10c
Feb
Goldfields
Mar
Goodyear
9
9#
1,485
12c
15c
41,100
11c
Feb
15 #c
Feb
Gordon
11 #C
13c
15,999
11c
Jan
17c
Jan
16c
14c
16c
13c
Jan
17c
Mar
11
Mar
16
Demson
Mines
1
16
Dragon Oil
Mines
4.15
62,555
3.80
3.95
17,525
25#c
25 #C
29c
2,966
24c
Mar
48c
1
16
3.20
3.90
1
Discovery
14%
4.05
Warrants
,32,550
81,368
50c
4,942
48c
Feb
7
Lake
j
96#
55
7.10
7.25
1,705
6.50
Apr
9.00 Jan
2.25
2.16
2.49
27,275
1.80
Jan
2.55
6
Jan
15%
310
10
Jan
43
Apr
110
100
Jan
103
Mar
105# 107#
123
105
Jan
109 '. Mar
Jan
24# Mar
19%
19%
48
47%
6,380
21#
58
&
Granduc
i
•
7
Jan
27
Feb
Great
Lakes
Apr
Great
Lakes
Apr
63% Jan
49'A
47c
Jan
4.05
300
3.70 Mar
4.25 Mar
3.50
3.70
3,275
Jan
4.10 Mar
31%
16%
46
44#
31%
63c
Jan
7,281
16#
#c
17,000
1.20
1.30
17,000
1.05
IOC
1.25
12c
1
6.25
6.25
6.55
38c
37c
.
42c
12,700
17,900
150
1.52
1.50
1.60
•
39#
39#
39%
670
35#
Jan
42# Mar
*
28#
28
28#
3,415
23#
Jan
30#
22%
22%
35
22%
Apr
26
7.50
8.75
780
7.50
Apr
1
6%
6%
6#
850
2.65
2.65
2.90
830
2.65
Apr
3.30
1
14%
14%
14%
3,590
14#
Apr
21#
Jan
•
Power—
6#
6#
6#
750
5#
Jan
6%
Jan
5#
5%
5#
IOO
5#
Jan
5#
Jan
Feb
89#
Apr
Feb
12'A
Apr
25
Gas
common
450
| 3,700
4.20
4.15
4.20
5,540
Jan
4.50
Jan
Great
West
1
51c
44c
64c
156,880
38c
Mar
57c
57c
Jan
75c
Feb
Great West Saddlery
89
88
89 #
289
Jan
5.25
Feb
Greater
11
11
12
2,617
22%
Feb
•"*
Consol
Negus
Nicholson
Develop
Coal
class
A
Class B
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
2.70
810
2.80
44c
42
Mar
48
8
Jan
9
20c
Jan
38c
1.41 Mar
5# Mar
2.25 Mar
44
9#
Apr
Jan
Feb
Mar
2.24 Mar
Feb
Jan
9.50 Mar
6%
Jan
3.35
Jan
Jan
Mines
•
19#
19#
19%
8,975
2.25
2.21
2.35
15,200
Jan
2.55 Mar
1956
warrants
4.65
4.50
5.00
3,500
3.90
Apr
6.00
1
21c
21c
22c
1,700
18c
Jan
25 #c Mar
1958
warrants
5.50
5.50
5.75,
290
4.50
Apr
6.25
91c
90c
95c
100,000
63c
Feb
1.06 Mar
*
4.25
4.25
4.25
100
4.00
Feb
•
4C
4c
4c
Apr
20c
Jan
13# Mar
1
~
33c
19
1.50
Apr
29 #c
33c
56,288
25c
Jan
38c
Mar
Mines
»
6#c
7c
4,100
6c
Jan
Consol Northland Mines
8c
Feb
1
29c
35c
12,829
26c
Consolidated
Feb
40c
Mar
•
l
5#c
6#c
3,025
5#c Mar
7c
Feb
Peak
warrants.
Jan
40c
Jan
32c
2
Explor
v.
For
2.70
Warrants
16#c Mar
1
Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
Feb
21.540
1
ConsAdated Mogul
tr
22c
8
44
Plains
Smelting
Jan
29c
Great
&
'18c
8
43
Feb
Mining
Mar
21c
1.05
Consolidated
Feb
14c
21c
Jan
Consolidated
59c
Mar
60,000
Jan
3.80
Jan
10c
29,300
61c
7,045
Jan
30c
,
40c
19c
7,536
-7.45
Feb
21c
7#c Jan
75c
12c,
37c
5,625
4.25
Jan
18 #C
2,000
70c
Feb
1.50 Mar
38c
285,550
4.10
Apr
19c
20c
95c
72c
Jan
17
21c
27c
4.15
Jan
33
20c
Consolidated
•
Jan
21c
8#c
Jan
9c
Feb
Feb
6.25 Mar
,
27,652
12c 13 #c
8c
B
10%
5c
16c 16
1
Paper
Northern
Class
31
25
17
3.40
9,600
3,640
Warrants
Jan
Jan
2,509
43# Mar
•
Preferred
Mar
Mar
57# Feb
*
Apr
36c
8% Jan
75
400
59
3.85
40
50
*
Mines
3.95
10#c
,.17,
1
Mines
4.15
Great
,
4G0
51#
58%
37%
2,892
3
3
88c
1
Aor
7# Mar
1,547
25c
Ltd
Apr
102
8c
Ltd
Mar
41#
89c
Oils
96#
40%
25c
Gold
Jan
90
102
41#
1
Mac
35
10#c Jan
375
1
Mines
Apr
1
Tire 4# pfd
Mackay class B
1.55 Mar
3.50
Jan
6#
6
1
Gold
Jan
8c
16,500
Mar
17
14#
30#
1,300
9#c
Consolidated Halliwell
Arrow
Apr
Apr
129% Apr
1
Gold
3.65
Jan
Jan
1.03
96 #
1
Uranium
Grandroy
•
108 #
Feb
51
61
7.50
Eagle
9
Flin
Jan
7.15
1
Mines.
Mines
12c
Calllman
Jan
1.12 Jan
31#
9c
T
Gold
Uranium Mines
12c
Jan
Jan
65c
50
Jan
15%
1
Prospecting
Mining
1
8%
44
-35c
30 #
•
Ltd
Yellowknife
Giant
*
Mines—
Gamma
Apr
5.65
15%
*
common
Giant Mascot Mine
'
•
Consolidated Bakeries
Wares
Scientific
Apr
6#c Jan
1.13 Mar
30#
3.50
General Products Mfg class A
39c
Mar
10c
8.208
1
com
Feb
39c
85c
129%
1%
Motors
Petroleum Canada
Jan
•
Oil
Feb
19c
820
18% Jan
1,786
123# 129%
Mar
12.820
61
17
160
1.03
"f
21c
5,100
Jan
17%
1
1
Apr
12
45c
l5#cMar
28#
•
:
Development
Jan
60c
6# Mar
23#
1
Ltd
Mines
General Bakeries
General
14c
•
Mines
89c
Geco
Jan
15c
59c
•
Mines
1.65
2,688
36c
Feb
11c
100
100
:—
17,000
11%
60c
6
29c
•
common
5%
398,800
39c
225
*
Co
16o
11%
Feb
Jan
6#
-J•
preferred
preferred
J)
47c
1
2.50
6554
•
100
10
Ltd
35c
•
National
O'onlagas Mine>
Jan
Jan
Jan
-*
•
20o
A
6#c
1
14c
60
53
•
14c
1
Cooper
2.50 Mar
Jan
62
92
11c
16# Mar
Smelting
Jan
10c
65
53#
•
:
Co
(A
Gatineau
Apr
21cf
62c
Jan
62
ll
A
(U S)
Petrcaeuin
Fruehauf
8#c Mar
125,926
1.30
Mines
50c
53#
62
1
Mines
FrabLsher
Feb
19#
7c
51c
1
60c
Jan
Apr
1
75c
10c
Apr
28C
1
Companies
Freiman
French
Jan
71
43c
59c
27,500
Apr
1.39 Mar
1
Ltd
Canada
of
Fraser
23#c Jan
71
37c
72
Jail
•
1
Mining
Francoeur
1.63 Mar
Apr
Oils Ltd
Mining
Foundation
3.10 Jan
14c
34c
Feb
5.40
1JG5
23
2.00
4.75 Mar
1.50
23
Jan
53
2.25
Feb
35c
Jan
53#
80c
*
Fleet Manufacturing
12c 12 #c
5.25
150
47,975
250
100
13,100
10%
68
1.33
Jan
Mar
71#
1
Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Cranium Mines
51
26,400
65
1.16
Jan
6#
Nickel
18c
1.75
53
65
10
Famous Players
1.30
1.32
215
1
17c
Apr
17#
29
69
65
10c
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
27'A Jan
1.20
25
Explorers Alliance
Jan
50
100
350
1
Mining Ltd
Jan
16c
Feb
15#
325
65
Apr
Mar
16
1
El Sol
18# Mar
28#-
1.40
10c
28#
16
20
Empire Life Insurance
—
Equitable Life Insurance $5 pfd
Erie
Flooring class A
Eureka Corp
6#c
1
1.65
2.05
1
Feb
40
71
1
1.60
2.10
20
Jan
200
2.25
——•
1.65
*
1.30
17c
19,500
—
50#
_6c
154,700
11c
•
45
28
Apr
1.60
—
9#c
28#
L70
1.40
10 #c
-
Mines
1.60 Apr
1.41
Eld rich Mines common
Jah
30
20 #
*
Mic
Jan
16c
10 #c
Metals
Common
Elder
Feb
28
A—*
3
Jan
7#c
4.5
1
•
Wines
Marcus
Jan
Mar
—1
—1
Mines
Apr
22 #c
10
Mines
Consolidated
Apr
46c
-
1
15 Va
11
65c
20
Consolidated
Mar
13
Jan
48,350
11c 12 #c
Apr
15c
40
;
Feb
17% Mar
*
Amphl Gold
51c
*
Marbenor
Jan
Mar
92#
20%
1
Petroleum
Dynamic
East
Apr
20# Feb
22 #c
-21
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
9%
11c
40
31c
—*
1
Copper Co Ltd
Hi]vex Oils <tr Mineralk
8#
—_•
common
83#
2214 Jan
Jan
7%
Textile
Mines
Erewery
Duvan
Jan
6.40
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chib Kayrand
Cop Min
—
Chibougamau Mining As Smelting
0
Apr
17#
32c
*
Howey
Jan
19%
20
47% Apr
17# Mar
Apr
Mar
16%
25
Jan
48
35#
85
Apr
Mar
Apr
45
86
14,040
2.35
49
12
20
Stores
Preferred
Mar
Apr
9'A
16%
48
_1
Golden
45
250
—23.50
2.34
•
Gillies
3.207
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
18#
I
Consolidated
10
10
Dominion
2.15
1
Consolidated
250-
250
9#
Jan
18#
*
Fenimore
Apr
250
.9%
*
50
—*
——•
Jan
47%
1
Consolidated
101#
Apr
Jan
1.63
Consolidated
Apr
1.75
8%
•
Consolidated
Jan
99%
8
Apr
8
177«
Trust
Consolidated
41%
140
75c
Oil
Consolidated
3,656
7#
6.5C
pfd_
Bellekeno
9,400
47
4T
67« Mar
18#
1
Beta
2.35
99% 100#
•
I,200
Charter
Consolidated
'
Preferred
2,900
430,797
Consolidated
1.80
45#
2.00
Apr
Jan
7# Feb
*
1
Allenbee
38# Mar
10,725
14c 18 #c
Key
51
Jan
52c
16#c
Consolidated
Jan
13#
7%
1
Con
25
7%
Porcupine
Coniauruin
655
330
45c
Central
Conduits
48
36#
7%
Mar
Jan
43
34 #
7%
aic
9-
4414
•
Jan
Jan
8%.
F.cb
34#
Feb
1.57
16c
-2
Dominion
12
14c
Apr
Jan
25c" Mar
Apr
Dominion
Jan
Jan
1.62
Apr
18
16c
-
19c
Jan
:
25,500
20c 21 #c
74c
21#
33
64c
9,262
Combined
Mar
7#
'34c
Jan
15
Jan
.
8#
21,585
Combined
74c
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
.
Yellowknife
Jfcn
4
24c
Apr
34
1.44
Colomac
33c
597
5,050
1.28
1,745
7.85
Coldstream
108,050
29c
12c
33#
1.30
Coin
Mar
60c
32#
7.75
Cody
40c
10,500
Scottish
1.40
Farm
Jan
28,666
Dominion
———
&
30c
74,743
Jan
Oil
Mining
10,762
69c
6.05
7.75
Chromium
Jan
32c
Jan
1.52
4.90 Mar
1
Gold
18c
62c
15,310
•
Chimo
Mar
1.36
5.30
Rio
Gai
12c
54c
14c
5.15
Central Pat Gold
Ohesterville
16,284
■
1.52
5-25
Athabaska
Cheskiric
-23#
7#
1
=.—
Trethewey
Chateau
Apr
Seagrams
Distillers
17#
30c
Chartered
21-.-
6
l:—__10G
Warrants
Del
ioe
21
1
250
Insurance
common
Corp
17<r - Jan
Oils
Mines
Palmer
Magnesium
Corp—
Williston
Jan
.
Jan
41c
20c
Dominion
4#
Apr
58
27c
1
•
Gas
Jan
3K
Jan
Mar
lie
21
7#
Dominion
class
34c
30c
——1
Jan
an
Central
—
•
Mfrs
2.6D Jan
43c
*
Brewls Mining
Jan
Captain Mines Ltd
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Cayzor
;
Leather
Feb
70
14
39#
—
Apr
Apr
Jail
26
53
-
19#
Apr
1.75
30 #c
-■
6
<*
18#
23c
34,387
•
12c 12 #c
■
1
1
4.10
Exploration
Cassiar Asbestos
-1
——
80c
gan Met Explorations
Erin Mines
Castle
•
3.00
Jan
60c
13 #c 14#'b
2.90 Mar
Westinghouse
Canadian
Candore
250
2,600
—
Western
55
Feb
Falconbrldge
Canadian
53%
71,175
preferred
Nat
660
51
1
5#% preferred
30
78c
———100
Western
10
30
—
•
Class BCanadian
75
4.05
Railway
Wallpaper
11,195
23c
Trust
—*
Canadian Ulilities 4'A#
Canadian Vickers
Canadian
4,108
1 95
23c
76c
•
Corp
19#
1.85
3.70
*
Tire
18#
1.90
3.10
Canadian Salt
Canadian
16#
warrants—
Apr
Gold
Canadian Thorium
5.10 Mar
Jan
common
Canadian Petrofina
1.30THar
Jan
1.20
common
Pacific
Apr
4.55
1
preferred
Canadian
Apr
95c
5,000
1,915
Inca
Cos
7#c
6,000
Zellerbach
65%
Jan
3,155
Crown
89 #
12c
9c
Crown
Crows
Jan
1.02
Feb
Apr
Mar
58c
4.75
Jan
55
Feb
14
Jan
Mar
_JL
Timber
Feb
11%
45c
95c
3,000
Canadian Northwest Mines
#11
10,215
4.40
1.05
49
Mar
2.50 Mar
21#
7#C
2.35
57
16'2
Apr
Jan
J
Be
12,315
11
——
Canadian
1,405
46e
19
4.75
Apr
89
--
13%
45c
•
Oil of Canada warrants
Crestbrook
Feb
Mar
I500
—
—
7
Oil
North
Crce
v
Apr
Feb
74c
Apr
1.96
Jan
»
Feb
11c
Mar
4.95
Jan
29#c Jan
540
13#
Apr
1.66
10*
.—
Malartlc
Apr
3£
'
45c
1
3.75 Mar
Jan
6%
31.228
—
1.10 Mar
Jan
3.90
22,832
2.15
20#
60c
1,725-
-
Apr
Feb
26
14c
1.96
20%
12
Locomotive
Canadian
52%
76#
lie
2.05
20%
1.25
Oils
Canadian Industries
Canadian
205
218
24,900
13c
Craigmont Mines
Crain
(R L) Ltd.
Jan
44c
•
Cowichan Copper
Feb
Jan
40c
41c
10
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Jan
Jan
140
6#
Crest
Warrants
Canadian
Apr
37#
100#
69#
7#
15#cMar
—5
23#
Apr
Apr
25
7#
nil
Mining
Cournour
7#
1
Zinc
91
20o
Homestead
Lead
1,520
1.21
*'A"
Securities
High
Feb
12
33#
52#
31 A
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16%
Canadian Food Products preferred—100
Canadian
Coppercorp
4.50
•
33%
1
52c
*
7%
—7%
Warrants
General
10# Mar
4.25
•
& Dock
Canadian
Jan
4.30
4.15
750
*
•
—
103
•
Dyno Mines
Eagle Oil common
Canadian
Copp Clark Publishing
101%
•
ExiiJorttiion
Con west
Apr
74c
100
:
6 ,4
78c
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian
103
preferred
103
1
common
Wright
Canadian Dredge
Mar
B
21
230
H#
4.oO
4.15
14 /4
21,2
Preferred
Canadian
100
Class
105# 105',
—l-fl
Pete
Collieries
106
39#
Chemical & Cellulose———•
Canadian
Canadian Chieftain
Feb
200
54
•
•
Canners class A
100
510
52#
--
warrants
Celanese
34
35
320
6,100
oJa
3J,«
Canadian
2,881
95
13,250
20
Canadian
38%
14
warrants
Class
37%
100
23#
70c
25
25
A
6,910
38%
common
Class A
36#
1.75
_____——
Class
5.20
19
65%
•
25
British Aluminium com-—-•
Canadian
4.95
Consumers Gas Co
Jan
Coulee
60c
9#c
of Commerce
5.05
Feb
1.27
35
Jan
52#.
52'2
v
Canadian Breweries common
Preferred
Jan
36c
Apr
1.66
-.1
———-—*
Canadian Bakeries..
Jan
23#
1*75
•
B
Mar
28#
30
Mar
7c
Jan
45
Jan
14c
Feb
72c
Jan
660
19c
13,614
27
72
13#c Jan
18,000
Apr
218
31,800
82c
Mar
25#
15c
9#c
56
70
14c
8c
37
25#
15c
Mar
75c
Apr
Jan
Jan
45c
9c
Mar
12#
2,104
20c
76c
Jan
205
13c
40c
1
•
Sudbury
Jan
1,730
12c
Feb
Mar
15 #c
1
Consolidated
#c Feb
32
27
500
Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Jan
8
54#
22
4,000
42c
12c,
«
1
J
101
Mar
High
Low
16c
42c
Poplar
1
Consolidated Kegcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Consolidated Red
14% Mar
Jan
10
High
15 #c
16c
1
2.50
Mine-.
Mines--
Gold
Quebec
92
—
1
Petroleum
Cable class
Astoria Minerals
Consol
Apr
6.95
50
v
27
89 Va
75c
4.40
«fc
Jan
100
55c
1,610
56
33%
218
Oils warrants
Southern
Canada
19
Pershcourt
Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug—
Corby Distillery class A_
Cosmos Imperial
21#
72
*
B
-*
Permanent Mtge
10
Safeway Ltd preferred—,—100
Canada
Feb
26
Low
Par
11c
Jan
100
17
3,865
10%
56
95
class A
Packers
Canada
8.50
71,760
15,552
Apr
78#
APRIL
22#
Warrants
Class
74c
60c
Lands
Canada Oil
Canada
63c
Mar
27
35
33
t
23#c Mar
825
101
Mar
69c
ENDED
Consolidated
6# Mar
1,300
99#
Jan
15c
WEEK
34#
26
•
Preferred
29#
10 #
__
•
common—
;
22
Canada Crushed Cut
Canada
85C
8.10
1Q/*
50
-•
common
Canada Cement
Preferred -
13,300
20,145
28c
--
-•
B pfd_
8,834
101
72c
»■!«>
Calvet
Canada Bread class
18c
97
y' ^
preferred —
Gas & Oils—————
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
100
27
a
5'/o
7#
Jan
12#
FOR
High
Apr
1634
1,635
27c
Power common
Calgary
13#
80c
82C
8c
435
18#,
16c
250
Calgary & Edmonton
4,000
7#
.7#
Mines
Petroleum
9#c
13
—*
Oils—
Mines
Cadamct
Calalta
18%
,
class A
Burrard Dry Dock
~r
Low
High
8c
Oils
footnotes
see
page
44.
•Greening
Wire 1
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
Mines
11
—
•
13
10
27
1
10c
11
688
11
5#c
....
386,100
9#
2,303
12
27
379
26
10c 10 #c
10,100
13
26%
13#
9c
Jan
12
Apr
4.25
Jan
14c
Apr
Jan
Mar
27,
Jan
Apr
Feb
•
Mar
Number 5839
Volume 189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1831)
43
■
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Gulf
Lead Mines—
Lime
Hallnor
Rock
9,960
4.GO Mar
7.50 Jan
4.25
340
3.50 Jan
6.50
8%c
11,500
47*%
48%
1,640
2.40
16%
5,005
14la
104%
105
50
103%
10
10
10
545
Apr
8 % Jan
10%c
12c
17,200
10%c Fdb
16c
17c
11,500
21c
22c
Mines
1
1
1
8c
45c
■
Howard Bmfth Paper
Preferred
Hnvte
4.25
6,500
32%
34
2,946
10
Jan
Feb
1.61
400
18?^
17%
18%
47
4
30%
2,660
18
17%
18 y«
3,893
Bay Mining tie Smelting.
Bay O"
Pam Porcupine
Jan
Mar
51
Jan
7
Mar
Jan
35% Mar
Apr
21
36,900
27c
2.55
2.50
2.65
14c
Petroleums
Island
Name
Mining-.
changed
Bowaters
Meta
Midcon
>17
v
Imperial Plo Glaze
Imperlal lnveHtment -class
15c
Apr
,
Metals
:
.
Imperial Life
ImperlalOU
Jan
Molsons
Assur
49
Jan
53%
Mar
62
Jan
77%
Apr
35
31% Jan
35%
Apr
—
,
„
_
r
Lake
Industrial
Gold—_
Accent
Ltd
common ■*
10% Feb
12% Jan
465
21% Jan
23
Feb
92
Jan
80
50
"80
77% Jan
Mar
46% Jan
4,590
12%
Apr
500
5%
Jan
5%
7c
5%
Gc
.7c
41,150
38
,10,804
89
50
89
30
.
36%
36%
*
89
8.G59
6c
36%
Jan
Apr
Apr
6
Mar
9%c
Jan
39%
Feb
45
Class B
class
Machine
class
A
*
45
44-% Jan
45%
52%
250
49%
53
13
1,320
12%
'7%
50
6
6
6%
19%
19 %
19%
4,010
2,364
7%
7%
7
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
Mar
%
Jan
7%
Apr
15
'
Inglls (John ) Bz Co
•
Inland
Cement Co pfd
Inland Natural Gas common
10
l
Warranto
Intl Bronze
Powders
2.85
1.725
54c
60c
4,800
14%
•
common
Walte
67,400
•
5,126
2.50
2.95
2.20
2.20
900
13%
14
450
57,623
50,600
53c
Feb
82c
18,800
10c
Mar
17c
Jan
2.20
2.10
2.20
23,015
47c
46c
50c
13,025
10
10%
1,345
15c 17%c
53,300
Jan
12%
13c
Jan
21c
Jan
Feb
19c
18c
21c
38,150
18c
Mar
34c
Jan
28c
29c
6,600
28c
Jan
44c
Feb
23c
21 %c
25c
56,700
16c
Jan
24 %c
64c
58c
66c
18,369
55c
Jan
72c
Feb
22c
22c
1,000
21c
Mar
28c
Jan
9%
2.110
9%
5.45
12
2.430
9%
2,310
3,405
5.90
455
12%
1.95 Jan
8ya Mar
4.60 Mar
8
Apr
10%
Jan
6.10
Jan
12%
Apr
9%c
11c
19,500
18%
19%
5,160
18%
Apr
20%
3.00
3.30
20,097
2.35
Jan
3.35
Apr
15c 24 %c
15c
Apr
62c
Jan
14c
Mar
Jan
1.10
68c
Mar
66c
G6c
72c
28,138
56c
Jan
86c
Jan
56c
60c
15,700
5Gc
Apr
95c
Jan
28%
29%
3,155
27% Mar
30
3,439
25%
Jan
31% Mar
Apr
11%
•
29%
28%
28
—19
29
1.20
19,000
1.15
1.25
11,800
1
—
300
1.10
1.25
2.75
2.65
2.75
2,200
82
Gas
9%
1.10
I
Mines
9%
—I
Mines
82
83
146
l
——1
9%C
10c
4,500
22 %c
22c
23c
10,700
Mines
l
4.60
4.60
Mining
1
—-
•
4.60
.
•
■
4.85
1,183
30c
30c
4,650
4.05
'
Mines
5.10
2,685
3.15
3.15
350
2.20 Mar
80
fle
22c
4.45
24c
3.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
3.00 Jan
26%
27
385
24 %,
Jan
1.51
1.55
6,800
1.38
Jan
13c
24,000
Mliles
)
4c
4c
5c
66,000
•
2.16
2.10
2.24
6,150
30
30
30%
730
class
13c
l
B
pfd
—30
;
12c
Feb
1.50 Mar
27
Mines
Mar
1.47 Mar
1.51
Gold
Apr
Jan
3
Gold
Groceterias
9
1.13
1.02 M«t,r
60c
1
Long Lac Gold
1st preferred
Loblaw Cos class
Mar
60c
•
Ltd
Gold
6c
44,850
13,660
95c
12c
Jan
4c
Mar
2.06
29%
3.70 Mar
86%
- Jan
11 %c
Jan
30c
Feb
5.40 Mar
31c
Jan
6.00 Mar
3.75
Feb
28%
Jan
1.61 Mar
17c
Jan
6%c Jan
Apr
2.48
Feb
31 Va Mar
Jan
_30
-
Preferred
28%
28%
29
1,921
28%
Apr
•
38%
37%
38%
1.431
34
Jan
40%
Feb
•
A
-Class B
40
39%
40%
1,995
34
Jan
42
Feb
Uranium
45%
15%
19%c
Mines.
19c
32c
32c
17c
17c
I
8%c
8c
*
28 Yz
Warrants
Louvicourt
45%
16
II
warrants
A
Long Island Petroleums
Goldflcld
(W
M)
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Uscuta Mines
22c
14c
480
1,190
21c
305,100
34c
14,332
5,850
19C
9%c
.
5,300
12
Jan
Feb
Mar
30c
Mar
48c
Jan
15c
Jan
8c
Apr
28% Mar
24%c Jan
11 %c
Feb
28 %
29
75
33
Jan
22c
24,000
20c
Feb
40c
Jan
32,400
7c
Jan
19c
Mar
14c
16C
2.90
1,413
2.60 Jan
3.05
Feb
37c
35c
40c
28,000
25c
Jan
55c
Jan
9c
9c
10c
22,500
9c
Mar
16c
Jan
23 %
23%
23%
630
21% Jan
l
1.16
1.16
1.21
3,500
1.16 Mar
*
42
2,845
3.00
3.15
9,100
1.40
1.40
1.50
4,000
8%C
8c
*
24
24
24
50
•
.
Majortrans
42%
3.10
i
Lake
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Cons Mines
41%
1
lOo
Macmillan & Bloedel class B
4c
4c
4%C
6,500
1.09
10c
18,000
Malartlc
Goldfleids
i
1.15
9,000
Maneast
Uranium
l
9c
Sc
9c
5,200
i
1.02
1.02
1.15
1,130
Manltou Barvue
Maple Leaf Gardens
_
15 Ya
Maple Leaf Milling
1.08
24%
15
35%
Jan
2.55 Jan
92c
Jan
7%c Jan
1.00 Apr
24 Va
705
22
15%
990
12'A Jan
Feb
Feb
94%
10
28c
28c
32c
39,000
26c
Mar
1
lie
10c
lie
6,500
10c
Jan
15c 16 %C
4,100
11c
Jan
-
For footnotes see page 44.
*
94 %
—
94%
Feb
3.25
Feb
1.8(1 Apr
27%
Jan
1
100
44%
21%
3%c Jan
1.04 Feb
93
Feb
1.47 Jan
15c
Mines
Preferred
24
7%cMar
Maralgo Mines
Feb
26c
20
Cockshutt
-
17%
6%c Jan
1
Explorations
Macieods class A pfd
Mangold Oils
46
Feb
l
-
Macfle
Maher Shoes Ltd
44% Feb
31
20%c
2.76
l
Macdonald Mines
Red
1
•
:
46
16%
•
*
19% Jan
17 Ya
Jan
Feb
50
Mar
Jan
109
Mar
54c
1.04
5c
1.25
lie
Mar
Feb
Feb
Apr
Mar
1.40 Mar
25
16%
97
Apr
Feb
Mar
Jhn
54c
Mar
43%c Apr
Feb
New
New
3.75
4.10
14c 14 %c
600
Feb
20c
Jan
16c
%c Jan
15 Va
15%
Jan
15% Mar
24c
25c
7,000
24c
Apr
33c
9c
iec
30,00d
8c
Jan
12c
Mar
43C
43c
Mar
14%
100
51c
11,735
34c
Jan
69c
6c
6c
7c
2,000
5c
Jan
7%c Apr
10c
10c
10c
7,000
7c
Apr
12c
36c
39c
15,100
31c
Jan
43c
Jan
•
—
13c
Feb
22c
38c
Jan
73c
-
30c
82c
20c
Jan
36c
Apr
26c
Jan
38c
Mar
3
29C
28c
33C
81,200
224,100
2.38
2.36
2.40
2,520
2.25
8%C
8%C HVaC
107,575
7c
14 %C 14VaC
5,500
12c
Mar
1.13
Mines
1.10
1.25
9c
9 %C
48,710
5,581
18c 27 %C
1,398,450
1
*
26c
1
35c
34c
38c
42c
40c
44c
2.03
1.90
2.12
9,800
251,500
7c
8c
10,300
15C
18C
20.612
7c
7%c
4,100
1.11
1.11
772
9c
Exploration
Mines
New
Taku
I
,
1
16C
1
1.11
1
Mines
«
700
18c
•
1.52 Mar
12c
Jan
Apr
41c
Mar
35c
Jan
55c
Mar
Jan
2.37 Mar
7c i
Apr
9%c Feb
Jan
25c
Jan
9%c Feb f
10c
6c
1.40
1.01 Mar
15c
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
15%
Feb
Feb
18C
15
15
205
13
Jan
75c
83c
66c
Jan
1.18 Mar
4c
9c
36,962
130,982
3c
Apr
14% Mar
1.00
1.00
1.05
1,936
96c
Jan
1
B
18c
1
class
76c
2.20
2.07
2.25
6,500
2.07
Apr
2.65 Mar
l
Wire
Nickel Mining
GC
6c
6%c
5,500
6c
s'/ac Feb
20c
22c
6,100
15c
Apr
Jan
4,290
50
*
& Smelting
Nickel Rim
1
Nipissing
Mines
Mines
Nisto Mines
Gold
Acme
1
Noranda Mines
Norgold
Norlartic
7c
9c
1
Normetal Mining
38c
37c
38c
•
3.65
Ltd
15c
31c
5,425
Mar
Mar
4.50 Mar
Jan
20c
Feb
27c
Mar
24c
'
%■
Jan
14c
Feb
34c
125,925
3.65
2,410
35
35
25
1.35
Warrants
43c
9,500
26c
50
3.16
Mar
118,100
...
3.50
25o
Preferred
58
13y2c Feb
Feb
35
•
North Canaaian Oils common
30c
Apr
58.HS
23c
14c
7c
t
1.20 Jan
Apr
15,500
..
3.70
21c
1
Corp
Mining
3.60
1
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Oils
51%
7c
51
Mines
Northcal
50
1
Mines
t
1.18
5C
Niagara
j
Jan
27 %c
Jan
6%c Jan
-
Mining & Smelting
•
Jan
15c
Jan
27c
54,275
1
i
-
1.05
.
Feb
ll'/aC Apr
Apr
14%c
1
m
;
2.60
Jan
Il
.
!
Jan
35c
<
Mar
33,300
1
—
.
55c
55c
50c
-
500
57c
19%C 19%C
•
—
{
Feb
38c
Canada
—
j
Jan
9%C
1
—
,
Mar
24 %C
Mines
Gold
19
1
Mines
Manitoba
4.60 Mar
Jan
Jan
8%c Apr
13
Jan
20s
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rbuyn
Superior Oils
Nor
3.00
16
5%
1
New
New
Apr
4% Feb
1,475
21,214
1
27% Feb
26 Mi
8,400
17%
—
New Mylamaaue
New
20% Mar
225
8V2C 10 Vac
Mines
Jason
Newnorth
Mar
20
65
5y8'
Feb
—1
Newlund Mines.
New
100
27
5
16%
Pete
Goldvue
New
20
20
2G%
4.00
Gold
Mines
New Kelore
15c
*
Dickenson Mines
IIosco
Mar
—1
New Harrlcana^.
New
Feb
8c
16%
Mines
Davies
i
14%
•
Uranium
New Concord Develop
New Continental Oil of
New
Apr
Apr !
Apr :
14%
250
27,400
*
Calumet
18
5,425
17
15c
5
,
17)
18 %
17
20
;
J
t
lie
20%
1
(•
Mar
17%
47,300
..25c
;
—
40c
Jail
18c
'
32C
.
f
Apr
80-Va
55.611
500
1.25
18
Rights
3.05
Lexlndln
—
3.00 Mar
9%c
Lencourt
Marcon
Apr
18%
1.02
Laura Secord Candy
Leltch Gold
Mad sen
2.80 Mar
64c
Jan
1
Mines
MacLeod
Mar
10
20c
"
Osu1 Mines
Lowney
1.87 Mar
40c
1
tlngman Gold Mines
Lorado
Jan
1
Lake
Class
2.55
16c
Debentures
Loblaw
4.35 Mar
15
1
Mines
Gold
Lake
Little
Jan
72c
•
Lafarge Cement class A
Shore
Jan
Apr
15c
•
Canada
(John)
Wasa
Jan
2.05
6
Feb
1
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
2.30
12
55 Va
65c
warrants———.
Lake
41%c Jan
15c
15c
Cinch
Jan
67c
5.80
Dufault
27c
48% Mar
Apr
Apr
2.35
75c
j
41% Mar
Jan
26C
26c
*
Mines—
New Delhi
2.45
58c
43 %C 43%C
67c
Jan
2678
Jan
46
100
2,158
8%c
New Bidlamaque
New Bristol Oils
New
_i5c
50
'109
i-
26% Jan
Jan
80c
2,785
43 %C
0
;
New Athona Mines
Apr
Minerals
Lamaque
35c
54%
•
Kroy Oils Ltd
La Luz
25
Apr
94% Mar
Apr
Copper
Lakeland
14%
Jan
31
•
19 y*
50
107
-
•
Jan
22% Jan
40
18%
13
Feb
40
126
81,578
1
20
Lablue
37%
J
22%
Jan
lie
Products
Jan
j
395
25
5
+
-
Alger
Jan
Warrants
Lake
Apr
Jan
83
New
Apr
Warrants
Lake
Apr
14%
22%
Neon
Nesbitt
5%
Kelly Douglas class A
Labatt
Jan
Feb
i
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
C
3.05
21%
—
12
Jan
8c
16% Mar
Feb
27c
Jan
14y2c Jan
205
Jan
3.75
Jan
2.83
193,782
25
2.90
6%c Mar
27c
1.25
50
1
Mines
26%
Jowsey
Class
16y« Mar
70e
20c
Mines
Kirkland
Feb
Nello
278
16c
Jan
12%
41%
108%
Mines
5,526
Mines
Gold
Feb
Mar
Mines
National Petroleum
2,450
]
.
National Steel Car
Nealon
31
(1989)
35c
21c
1.12
\
;»
Preferred
6%
10 %
Feb
Apr
13%
719
19 ya
National Hosiery Mills class B
37%
l
49c
2.00 Mar
400
-
Apr
Mar
25c
2,300
-
1.80
Jan
30c
•i;
15,570
41%
_•
—
Preferred
35
i
2.24
25
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers common
5%
,!
23,967
1.14
.1
^National Drug & Chemical common—.!
29%
35c
Kerr-Addison
Nam* Creek
30%
Jonsmlth Mines
Kilembe
2.60
Jan
25
1
-
27c 29 %c
1.35
•
Iff
37 %
2.75
400
5
Minerals
25c
—
of
Multi
-25c
i
Jaye Exploration
Jefferson Lake
Kelvinator
15
54c
7%
Feb
200
53
37c
.40
Montreal Locomotive Works
5%
V;
Gold
5% Mar
20%
6,752
10
—:
Joliet-Quebec
17%. Jan
7% Mar
25
14%
32c
32c
25
Montreal Trust
C 54
Mining-
Mines
100
-434 Jan
88%
-
16,797
...
•
Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Cranium
87%
1
„
Iron
Kem'llle
Hk
88
1.80
12%
Porcupine
.ir,|
Steel
Irish- Copper Mines
Jobnrke
15%
2.65
*
common
Co
Investors Syndicate common
Class
A
Jellicoe
15 Y>
54c
25
Nickel
Interprovincial
Jacobus
15%
5,900
2.80
International Rsnwlck Ltd
Interprovlnclal Pipe Line
Jack
£%
i
Preferred
International
Iso
5%
„
Inspiration Mln & Dev
,,
5%
20
Preferred
-
,
Apr
1.55
A
Moore Corp common—
Mt Wright Iron
-
13
94C
"
Moneta
Jan
95
12%
50
Mar
'
52%
50
Warrants
68c
14% Feb
41
43%
13%
42
.100
„
$2 % preferred
3% <c~ preferred
Ingersoll
1,285
12%
,T
,.
-a
,
Corp
$4% -preferred
50
11 %
22%
42%
_
Indian
35%
ii y.
22%
lf
,»
-
28,817
Brewery class
550
Imperial- Tobacco at Canada ordinary Ji
4ifa-preferred
4.86%
94c
24c
20c
],GG5
11%
Apr
82c
•
—
Mln Ore Mines
Containers
53%
•
Apr
90C
•
Corp..
Mining Corp
Modern
73%
•
16
Jan
37c
_
Jan
72
25
Jan
69c
1.80
Midwest Industries Gas
21%
53%
*n
13 ya
4,600
3.20
"-64% Mar
%Ci Mar
Apr
915
29,000
14%
Apr
12
9c
15
6%C
55
1.90 Mar
Jan
87c
3.20
xr % Mar
Apr
1.00
93C
Mining.
Mindamar
Jan
60c
14
6%c
53%
$L40--preferred
;v.
Jan
25c
82c
9%c 10%C
Preferred
;
3.35
Mar
8'Ac Jan
14
,
14%
Feb
Apr
73%
Imperial Bank
Feb
87c
common.,
.
14
46
If
;
Jan
37c
Jan
Paper Co Ltd
Light & Potter
2.10
8,767
4,500
20
26,550
2.20
3,421
57%
1.35
l
■4B
,
1.18
Milliken Lake Uranium.
Milton Brick
5.25 Mar
'
6,155
Jan
20%
Mar
Jan
56
18%c
Apr
12 %c
2.50 Mar
9,736
16,900
Mines
Oil
Mlrirlm
17C
52C
1.28
1
16c
35c
28C
Apr
18%
15c
Feb
48c
to
Mersey
Uranium
Mexican
16C
45c
•
—20
Huron & Erie Mtge
37c
Mill City Petroleums
Apr
19
1
30c
Mines
Jan
4.25
3,510
/
37c
Gold
Jan
Jan
1.85 Mar
4012
45
5.00
5G%
»
Hudson
8%c Jan
MeWatters
Medallion
Apr
51a
9c
Jan
39%
40
42 Ya
4.75
40
17%
325
39%
42 y8
--
16,000
Warrants
•
Hfldsnn
Hugh
4
'5c
200
6%c
6
—50
9yaC
95
Apr
84
Mersey Paper Co Ltd—
5
-
8%C
Apr
614 Mar
25
.
9c
Red
3,200
Jan
Jan
1.78 Mar
27 %c Jan
11%C
71-»c Jan
280
48
•
common-
—
138,750
Merrill
48
•
Mining
28c
Apr
1.45
335
48c
Jan
1,900
..
_
22,600
Feb
5'/a Apr
Jan
15c
38C
58c
1.80
-.'.r,
20c
22c
Feb
85
Mentor Expi & Dev
M
Mercury Cliipman Knit
•
v-
18c
4ya
Feb
15% Mar
150
%C Mar
16
'
1.65
MtMarmac
■r
_
100
84
Apr
44,300
Co Ltd—
fHase -A
3,000
5%
1.50
Feb
6c
33%
18c
5%
40c
Jan
84
24c
1.70
—II■
Gold
Jan
106
40c
25C
,
Mar
9c
—
10 Va
180
Lake
Red
24,200
-
57,463
119
Lake_
Mclntyre Porcupine
25c
*
Mfg class -A
Jan
14%
116
18c
8%c Jan
—•
(Canada)
14c
•18y2C Jan
9%
'
1.72
10% Mar
27,600
13%
2.05 Mar
Jan
Jan
5%
_
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil <fc Gas.
McKenzle
1.07
25 %c
18c
;
45t
4.25
6C
Mar
153,358
32c
Consol
Ltd
60,600
6,016
-
2.40 Feb
105
Matachewan
Maxwell
1.73
29c
14 V,
Ltd common
_
1.50
29c
116
Massey-Ferguson
Preferred
High
LOW
High
1.59
Jan
8c
•
^ ——1
1
*,
,
Class B
47c
Jan
15c
Low
Maritime Mining Corp.
Martin-McNeely Mines
Feb
17% Mar
Apr
9%
•
Hell
Home Gil
47c
600
,
20c 22%c
_
common
Oousol
^21C
1
Hera Gold Mines
Houuigei
.
^
..1
-
Hees (Geo H) & Co
Dauch
«»
-MOM
1
—
Paper
—
%
m
]r
_
Red Lake
Gold Mines
Hinde- &
2.00 Feb
2.20
15%
1.05
D
Feb
Jan
10%C Apr
49% Mar
Jan
■
Gold
Highland
7%C Apr
38%
16%
1
Headway
Holden
5.70
4.25
7%c
—
Minerals
Headershot
4.90
130
19
Jan
8c
.
—100
common
Head, of Lakes Iron_
-
14% Mar
—
H&sgga Gold Mines
Heath
10,491
»
Mines
Farms
let-preferred
Harding Gni*pefcq
Hard
12,020
17%
t
—
Alabastine
&
8%c
16%
■
•
Harrison
WEEK ENDED APRIL 17
8c
Warrants
Hardee
FOR
High
16%
1
—
Gurney Products common
Gwilllm Lake Onld
Gypsum
Low
High
5.10
Mines
ruirmar
Low
1
—_
20c
36c
Jan
4.60
3.35 Mar
35
36
Jan
1.80
1.30 Apr
Jan
Feb
Mar
Feb
1.31
,1.38
4,020
Northgate Exploration Ltd
1
62 c
65c
15,881
55c
Mar
74c
Mar
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
North Rankin
1
42c
45c
3,632
40c
Mar
52c
Jan
1
Class A
1.67
1.65
1.80
12
13
•
common
Preferred
•
warrants
•
Northern Canada Mines
Northern
Ontario
,
Gas
common
42
42%
15
819
25c
30c
4,480
3.60
3.55
3.80
1,572
1.75
1.60
1.85
65,986
14%
14%
14%
2,170
26%
26%
40
•
Oils
Feb
Feb
44
15%
14% Feb
Nudulama
5.00
Jan
Jan
1.85
Apr
}
13% Jan
16%
Jan
i
25
27% Mar
1.30
Jan
3.60
6,972
Feb
1
21c
26,420
9c
24c
Mar
I
32c
37c
5,200
23c
Jan
42c
Jan
75
79
Rockland
76
20
21c
24c
106,850
13 %c
Apr
Jan
1.60
900
1.35
Feb
19c
76
.
5,000
18
Apr
15c
1.02
Apr
Apr
14%
Jan
42,500
6c
Jan
1,000
13c
Jan
16%
16%
640
6%C
7C
17c
Oils
17c
1.05
1.08
4,325
20c
19c
21c
16,000
2.75
2.65
2.73
14,760
6,200
1.08
O'Leaty
Malartlc
Ontario
Jockey Clib
common.
Warrants
14
1.05
18c
Mar
18
8c
17 %C
1.35
Apr
37c
66c
10%
10%
10%
880
8%
9%
10
370
8
Jan
.10
27 V*
27
27%
175
26
Jan
Opemiska
-1
9.50
9.30
9.95
16,917
Copper
Crush
10%C
lie
Jan
13c
Mar
11c
2,500
10,370
9%c
;o%c
32c
Jan
66c
Mar
34c
Feb
45C
Jan
6
6%
14%
Page Hersey Tubes.
•
Pamour
•
Porcupine
Paramaque
Mines
Parbec Mines
20c
Mar
Pater
Amalgamated Mines.
Drilling
Uranium
37c
37C
4,105
14%
15%
15,148
10
Warrants
Parker
,'"'7% Apr
2,241
10 %c
10 %c
.1
Pardee
Jan
3.35
6%
-1
.1
Feb
Feb
.1
Petroleums
17c
Feb
29
,L;12% Mar
Gold
Mines
42 %c Mar
10
-
8.90 Jan
Mines
Lake
Pacific
Jan
Jan
Apr
69c
Apr
11% Apr
Jan
10
63c
Apr
2.80
Jan
61c
10
-20
Feb
Jan
23c
Mar
1.90 Jan
Class B preferred
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Preferred
Jan
Jan
40,200
70,000
6%C
23c
Apr
Jan
1.02
16 y4
Gold.
Jan
Mar
2.00 Mar
7c
100
14c
93c
17
16c
30c
66c
17
12C
93c
Metals
4.00
Apr
Apr
l.(>0
76
22 %c
12 V; C
Mines.
Cement
Rare
3.05
18C
100
Mines
Gold
Orenada
;
Jan
3.50 Mar
3.30
Oakville Wood -Specialties.
Obaska Lake Mines.
Oslsko
Jan
1.10
37c
1
Ormsby
Jan
Apr
21c
3.35
1
Orange
j
14 '/a Mar
20
Ltd
Mines
Okalta
95
%
14%
42
•
Nova Beaucage
Osama
12
20
Telephone
Northwestern Utilities pfd
Oka
2,112
15
42'A
Rights
Northland
Ocean
Jan
1.35
16c
Northern
O'Brien
Jan
Jan
1.80
•
Natural
Northern Quebec Power
Norvalie
1.97
2.55
1.00 Mar
35,180
„
27c
50
;
A
1956 warrants
1957
13
Jan
1.65 Mar
3,525
1.99
1.31
22,123
1.70
1.80
warrants
North Star Oil
Class
...
1
1.15
Northspan Uranium
9.80
10 Va
332
31%
31 Yz
32
—
70C
72c
-1
8C
7%c
8%C
3,230
3,100
9,000
.1
6C
5c
6c
24,900
45c
46c
1,783
3.10
3.10
100
1
_
•
1
40C
■
35C
42c
12,600
14% Mar
9.20 Mar
18% Jan
12 Yz
Jan
31
Jan
36% Mar
59c
Jan
75c
Jan
6V2C Jan
13c
Mar
5c
40c
2.85
32c
Apr
Mar
Feb
Jan
71/2C Jau
56c
4.00
65c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1
The Commercial and-Financial Chronicle
,44
,
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
;
.
(1832)
CANADIAN MARKETS
1
FOR
RANGE
Low
P»r
2
Canada
of
Patino
Warrants
1
Gold—
——1 /
Coneol
PCE
Exploratldn Ltd;
Peerless Exploration .*
Paymaeier
S
1
1.68
1.64
1.12
•
1.10
16%
1.08
i
8%c
9%c
1.53
---
-i——50c
'■
1.64
18%
1.01
Jan
1.23
Jan
7,291
/
11
630
10
22c
6,300
20C
Mar
39%
1,085
36%
Triad
Jan
Twin
61%
Jan
2.85
Jan
4.45
Apr
Ultra
4.85
7,725
4.40 Mar
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
Producers
Union
5%
11,750
2.20
18,525
1.55
Jan
4,340
6.00
Feb
8.35 Mar
4.50
4.10
4.50
10,195
91c
1.00
5,600
2.75
2.90
27,785
8c
8%c
13,000
•
2.90
inmill
8c
Union
Jan
Uniled
Jan
Euel
Ci.ai
Quebec
Ascot Copper.
Quebec Chlbongamau Gold
Quebec Natural
Queenston
Quemont
____1
_
_■„
_
87c
20%
1
(
49c
Jan
73c
Mar
34.100
25 %C
Jan
48c
Mar
urn
8c
Mar
7.25 Mar
United
90,033
6 %c
20,700
6.65
7,785
4.10
Feb
14%c
Jan
22c
Mar
80c
Jan
95c
Jan
19
Feb
22%
Jan
15c
18c
20c
2,000
86c
88c
12,826
12%
~i~ I_I~I
20%
2,733
19c
22c
/ 16,405
12%
13%
1,860
18,666
13c
11c
Rainville
ZZ
Upl"
Macdonald
Reeves
Feb
Rix
Athabasca
Van.tin/
Feb
Mai-
CoiiSdt
Rowan
Russell
Violainac
Mines
-
5,000
1.10
1.05
1.10
700
1.05
1.20
1.20
500
1.07 Mai-
30c
33c
5,100
27c
5,166
9%c
r
*
v»
1.26
Fel)
Wel.t)
50c
Feb
Wee.ton
*./
Apr
15
Feb
19
300
16% Mar
16%
17%
18
Am-
17
17
50
17
Apr
15c 16 %C
25,200
15c
Apr
24c
Jan
44,842
35c
Jan
53c
Mar
8,699
10C
Jan
14c
Jan
»
10%
10
98
98
mm100
•:
%c 11 %C
10%
>
155 V
Mar
West
Lake
Oil
Canadian
&
Jan
13%
Feb
100
95% Mar
Westeel
Canada
Western
Western
:
Lawrence
St.
Lawrence
5/i
St
Cement
Corp
Deealta
Salada Shirriff
Feb
14%c
Jan
Jun
80%
Apr
Western
Apr
11%
Feb
20
375
19%
Apr
23 Va
Jan
Western Naco Pet rol..
Western Plywood class
10/,
%c 11 %C
3,460
.9
Mar
Jan
Weston
1,000
10c
Apr
Mar
Class
10%
Antonio
River
Sand
Horsey
11%
12
11,001
15,110
13% Mar
16% Mar
2,680
8.85 Mar
11% Mar
56c
I,800
18,000
1.00
49
10
1.19
1.16
1.25
7,266
—1
59c
1.11
51c
Somerville
3.60
35,637
11
375
8
20
100
20
5.40
2,030
5.10
33%
33%
5,115
31 %
1.30 Mar
Feb
80c
Apr
Jan
11
Apr
Apr
20
Apr
Apr
Jan
35
Jan
7.30
Jan
35
Feb
37% Mar
45%
Jan
48
95c
Jan
48
200
1.55
1.65
2,800
3.50
51c
Mar
57
125
36%
3.70
3.50
44,184
Jan
1.84 Mar
Jan
4.60
Apr
36
100
32 %
Jan
36%
54c
3,650
43c
Feb
65c
Jiui
22c
24c
2,000
18c
30c
Mar
11%
37%
38 %
22c
38
11
Mar
32
Jan
f2
Feb
38% Mar
65c
Jun
83c
80c
78c
82c
1.10
1.30
*
28
27%
28
325
•
16 %c
IOI/2C 19V2C
7,100
—50
50
49
50
_•
81/2C
8c
8%c
7,906
•
76
76
76
50
Rol
preferred
Otl__
___•
Oils
i
36c
33c 44%c
Jan
623
1.15
;
Jan
7,164
j
1
_i
Union
Jan
1.13 Mar
(54c
•
—
Southern
Jan
42
36
•
Southam
94c
11%
-
Valley
Jan
1.43 Mar
52c
50c
Ltd
Ltd
Apr
16 %c
1
Manufacturing...
Van
68c
Apr
»
Mines———
common
Mar
11
48
1.63
Silverwood Dairies class A_
Mines
56c
5.10
331/2
j.
common
8impsons Ltd
4,500
Mar
12 %c
20
11
,_50o
Mines__
Silver Standard
Souris
56c
13c I31/2C
13c
1.06
50
Gordon
Jan
1.25
9.95
36i/4
Miller
Mar
15%
.—*
Breweries
Slocan
95c
49
-
Silver
Slater
90c
19% Mar
101
9.20
A
D
Jan
50c
_i__——
A
Sicks
K
Jan
97%
i
Class B preferred
Slscoe
16%
135
1
Sheep Creek Gold___
8
3,205
99
141/4
_j
Metal
Sherritt
17 %
Feb
15 %
•
com
Scythes preferred
—
.»__25
Security Freehold
*
•
Shawinigan Water & Power com
-•
Class
17%
17%
Mar
16
85c
-
class
Scarfe
500
9.95
new
Gold
Petroleum
Satellite
92c
——
Gold
Debentures
Scarcee
i
_
Petroleums
Sapphire
17%
17'/4
93
1
loo
_
warrants
New
San
Services
32,540
•
„•
Stand Paving & Materials
190
Grocers
(Geo)
150,350
Feb
10c
Apr
21c
Jan
51
8c
Feb
13c
63%
Feb
Feb
77%
49c
12,500
16c
Jan
22c
6%
White
Willroy
Mines
*
ll%c
6,50C
11c
Feb
20c
Jan
52
792
92c
1.03
17,685
•
45c
44c
52c
5,160
Stanrock
Uranium Mines Ltd
j
1.04
1.00
1.12
Stan well
10,100
Oil
i
61c
60c
64c
Btarratt
15,616
Nickel
8 ted in an
Bros
46,000
—
_
Oas
'
mm\
Steel of Canada
,
Mlnine
7%.
Woodward
Class
class
class A
Yale
Lead
&
warrants
Canuck
Mines
Yellowlaiife. Bear
Knitting class A__l
'Class B
Stovel
Press
River
Sturgeon
Shdbury
Prices
Ordinary
Inlet
Swltson
Jan
Canada
7c
7'/2C
13,000
6c
Jan
8%c
Jan
Consolidated
15 %
Jan
Dalhousie
Apr
Dominion
Glass
Canadian
Mar
Canadian
13,128
3,125
101
20'
101
Mar
102
Jan
45
45
200
42
Jan
45
Jan
5%
5%
100
Jan
Dupont
"
common
Oilcloth
Co
of
30c
3,100
20c
Jaii
33c
Are
Mar
International
Paper
2.85 Mar
International
Utilities
22c
3,100
16c
Jan
27c
16
4,275
11 %
Feb
16
1,980
3.15
_I_50c
5c
1,000
4.75
4.90
850
1.16
1.07
1.25
63,842
29
__i
;
5c
4.75
•
.
30
160
_>
_
Zl
Mines
Jan
85c
set aaca s&teieed a—«—-
Oreille
Jan
Price
_
5 Ve Mar
1.25
32
Apr
J
89c
27,905
70c
Jan
89c
70c
15,500
60c
Apr
80c
Mar
13
1,675
9
Jan
13%
Apr
2.15
1.97
2.30
17,741
j
3.50
3 20
3.50
48,820
88c
92c
1.13
59,300
70%
71
2,3-78
7%
7%
100
70c
66c
70c
II,700
•
1.97
Apr
2.48
Zeller's
Jan
3.60
Apr
36c
Jan
1.13
,.$K
Jan
6%
Jan
Mar
74
7%
99c
Range Since Jan. 1
"
.
Ontario
30 %
4,927
e
Apr
6%
41%
42%
,
38%
* Mar
45
46% Apr
4,604-
Feb
20c
15c
Jan
26c
87 %
150
86
Mar
91
14%
255
14
153s
42
540
40
Apr
Apr
28*'a
3.810
Jan
28%- Apr
:
40
.
114
162
165
46
765
32
140
.■
100
32 %
Apt
86*
210
40
Feb
45
75
132
Jah
•
140
14C
540
2.00
Apr
45%
1.845
44%
Apr
■69c
72c
6,800
60c
Feb
76c?
33%
—1
39
135
35%
Feb
40
AND CANADIAN
t
-
1
.
:
•
:
.
:
:
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:
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delivered.
■
/ Apr
Jan
I Jan
Mar
" Jan
MARKETS
-
^
-
wi When issued,
x
(not included In year's range»
Feb
Uii) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wd wppn
•
50
Mar
Ex-liquidating dividend.
:
'
+
2.-75
2.20
44%
45%
j
Apr
"
40
-
._100
.
Jan
/ Apr
105
Jah
32*2.
45 %
32%
45%
corp.
Feb
1 Feb
121 - * Mar
27 % Mar
138
Feb
" Feb
80
73% Apr
113% Mar" '
1.729
165
1
19%
64
32
114
■
30
76%
76%
0
3.600
2.00
year's range).
Feb
8
Jan
5
2,565
,
: 14
i2.50
Paper
Selling ex-Interest.
Cash sale
33x2
Apr
6%
delivery sale (not Included
f Flat price.
Jan
32
35
value.
i
,
"
*
lot sale (not Included in year's
r
28
33%
35
1
Jan
Jan
50
375-
33%
_7.50
,—5
•
-
Jan
36*a Feb
4.60' Apr
27%
■
;
Apr
3.30
3.130
No par
In
Jan
28
2,900
25
14%
-—10
;
range).
Mai
18c
preferred-,.
Gold
Feb
•
8*8-Jan
Apr
4.50
6%
•
Odd
Jan
6% Apr
23%
4.20
23%
33%
i
d Deferred
Apr
Mar
3,095
46
87%
common_-a,
Ltd
7
Jan
37%
25
7
•
:_w—
*
5
'
43
t.
High
Low
400
%
6
E
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
•
a
Feb
1.87
64c
Shares ;
6
■28
"
6%
Mines
Cons
Apr
66c
*
...
Yukon
Mar
85c
-
Dollar!)
4.45
®
Bros
70%
J
Lund mark
Flour
Pend
12%
common
Inv
Jan
Ogilvie
&
Feb
13
2 Be
Gen
Jan
27
Flour
/
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yEx-rights.
z
;
...
Ex-stock dividend
,
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r.?
>
Feb f
for Week
23%
_•
j
Ogilvie
i
^
Cnleary
Texaco Canada Ltd
1.00
Feb
6%c
x_
Inc
Minnesota
Apr
3.75 Mar
17 %
Loblaw
:
—50
Apr
68c
1
,
3 80
Mar
,
5.25
•
"
Pearson common
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
4%C Mar
,
THgli
6
3138
Apr
11c
Jan
-,
ofl'rices
Low
31%
23c
Jan
3.25
I
Sales
Range
Sale Price
•
Preferred
Jan
Jan
15%
;' Week's
:
25%
2.00
100
"
Expressed in Canadian
Last
"42
12c
1.220
;
29c
27%
6%c
16
}
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(1956)»_
6,650
3.25
1'
1.20, Apr
3C
j Apr
38c •* Apr
Linoleum_l_.
Canada
5,000
16
30c /Mar
Jan
Feb
i
18,200
3.25
Mat
Jan
IIIIS
l
—4.*—:
9c
16
15c
68c
20C
common-
Preferred
21c
~~"""I*
100
112,350
30c" *
,1.19
5 VaC
Paper.
2.43
Jan
;
1.70
3,000
mil
8c
5.25
2.00. Apr
'•43
Marconi
2.26
21c
<
Feb
360
'Jan
38.700
»
Investments
19c
«
Voting trust
Canadian
6%
-
2.35
4.20
164- Jan
6 %C
—8
l
General
Dominion
5%
14%
t
Jab
24,775
.
42%
Vinegars
43% Mar
13%
21c
10c ! Feb
97c
1.90
"28
OH
32%
,
31%
«
Cons Gold
Taylor
Third
7%c
79
5.25
1.35
>14t
/35c
.
Jan
15%
.1.25
Par
Develop
j
Sylvanite Gold
Thompson
Corp
68%
•
Tamblyn common
Texa*
Asbestos
4,512
•
Jan
/32c
_•
Bulolo Gold Dredging
:
Dominion Sugar
76%
1
Jan
Feb.
7%c
:
Exchange —Curb Section
Canada &
101
Industries
TaurcanlB
Jan
Jan
13%
.
Supertest Petroleum
Surf
Jail
2.00
301/2
common
40c --Mar I
2Gc
8%c
7,500
Be
■1.07*
;
38,000
35c
lie
8c
Apr
23*L>'Apr i
1.65 Feb i
40,700
32C
10c
L
1.18
'
Angtb Newtoitndland
8c
Propane
Jan
Feb
12*4
Jan
1.35
27%
*
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper_4__.
101
Warrants
9.10
I8*a
4,480
t
5% 'Apr '
.
'
Apr
Jan
6V2C
Shown
Corp__^
_i
Sunburst Explor
Superior
National
74
17c
1,960
22%
19%c Feb
Feb
;:-33c
t
Aiulian
13%
Gold
4%
25
2,630
12 -
11%
Friday
"761/4
contact
125
Jan >
1
STOCKS
30%
Sullivan Cons Mines
555
5%
22 V#
.
Toronto Stock
82c
Jail
Jan
14c
26%-
/ '22c i Jan
.11*cc Feb 1
Jaii
7c
11,657
X.40, .150
L__l
'.
Jan
5
2,000
;
vl8c
,
Jan
1.85/Jan I
r;
Mar
14c
24,500
..17c
6%c
8%c
r i5c /
25%.
1.20 Mar
8,400
.
Apr
3.6O Jan i
-
36%
20
.
Feb
1
265
.^10
-1.30 ;
: 30c
Mining
i
preferred
7%
Mar 1
107%
8*2
1.65 Mar
-
_z.
Zentiiac Metal;
Zulapa
41*2 Mar
42%.
34c
—_1
-Mar
19
.■
Apr
,1.90
(H G) Mines-:
Yukemo Mines
.
1.03' Jan
105%
1.30
Young
Jan
Feb
!
t
23% Mar
i* 8c
Mines,
York
34'.4
,
Jan
Jaii
4-'_ 1&.
_r__l
_^20o
T
2,440
1
j
4.40
Jan
X2
*
Jail
2,170
{
I
2.25
Apr
17,
\
;/
39*2' Jan
Jail
J.-H1
75c
110
•/
%
15c
—~1
Oil__
J_
36'j
V
14%
•22%
«
Zinc__
Yankee
: " 1-58
8
•••.*'
-
Jan
-r
33; /Mb 1
,11/ vJan
Feb-
7,30 )
>
37
9c
,15%- Jan
8% Mar
395
1:79
-•
5
14-5
Yellorex
j
Sterling Trusts
v"
34
:26%"
A
A
7c
Apr
Apr
Jaii
-3.20
2,842
.
22
1555c
Wright-IlaigreHvok La-_T
43
Feb
13%
1,253
934
40
«>
Alexander
6c
83%
Jan
32%-
03
Jan
93c -"' Apr
Apr
6c
150
8%c
•16%c
42
12%
2.30
1.75 Mar
75c
>
325
7.
■ -
4.00'■
1.20
—l
^100
-
7,159
1.30)
.
III
7c
•
Steep Rock iron
Steinberg class A.
Preference
•
Jan
41 Va
1.22
Feb
66c
Apr
Mar
5c
93c
55
107 107%.
■..•1:7% ■r/7%.:/%•■-' 4.470
1.95
il.75
15,450
1.81
1
—l
42%
•
Mar
,
•
l
4
Jan
1.40
Mar
1.00
75c
Jan
52
Jan
Mar
33c
60c
7%
Mar
47%
83c
.
.
17%
V
>__100
;
Indus
!•>
Feb
20*ae
10%c Jah
7,700
'22
Winchester Larder
(J)
j
Mar
93c
39%
Wiltsey Coghlan
Wood
Mar
20,090
81c
41
•
Windfall
Wood
1
Apr
34c
-
41'
—
___•
:
Warrants
\
28c
1.96/
-.17
B__—
;
i
■
*
Jan
■% 7c
75c
preferred
Pass & Ytikoii
! :
19c
•
80c
-.-4-37
Jan
11c
49%
Jan
21c
Apr
4.CO
3.35 Mar
3,390
26c
.
22c '
Feb
11c
|
9,289
1,5 %c
H.70
-1.79
Mar
400
18c
52
14c
*■'3.50
22%
Apr
5%
95c
42,700
32%
Mar
17c
•
2,1)50
13%
Feb
5
•4 00
v
Feb
24c
130,800
32»2
"
__j
32 % Mar
49
22c
,
Feb
8.45
-
Feb
4.60
Apr
36°a' Feb
"6,75 Mar
327b Mar
t
205
13%
A_lLL_
class
class-A
B
Jun
26 %
!ic
.1
Stanlelgb Uranium Corp
Steeloy
Jan
2.50
Apr
1.65
1.10 Mar
4,830
11c
17
30s
—
6s
6.20
7,313
6
\'
V: 2.30 Feb
,
5%
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stadacona Mines
Warrants
4.601
-35'
*
.
Air
Spartan
7.30
---5
petroleum
9c
9.75
17%
1
Gas
Apr
.'t.:
Mar
7*4: Feb '
2.50 Apr
Jau
2,00
9%
75%
A_/_„_
com
preferred
Maurice
claws
1.35
1,705
6%C
3.75
J00
11
Feb
yi.75
"87c
.-
2,583
10%
2.10
Feb
34
11,000
Copper —a
Warrants
9.75
>
10C '
'
j
80%
•
Industries
Jan
73C
Breweries
9% <5
19%
,
340* Feb -!
Jan
6%
2.10
24 %C
Products
Western
4
Jail
27%
505
'
9.75
20
7c
2,243
23c 26%c
Gas
9%c
imm_25
12% Mar
-
13,220
■3.85
Ltd
Minds____
78%
3,000 *
2.50 Mar
(2.18
19 %C
4_;
Malartie
»%C
/■;'■
j
100
•.
.
2.06
6
Wa r rants
West
80%"
9.75
-
9,500
.
1
9
Apr
144'Mar
2.00
Nickel
10
a.
Canada.
common
2.75
J«, ij
*
Mai-
9
10,858
99
Jan
SuC
2.50
Pyfite tVmiier—i.;
475
17%
49c
Canada
Werner
19,300
46c
80c
5.633
2.50
Wespae r-etroletims -Ltd
Westhnrne Oil
18
10
Knapi)
Jan
18
48c
a.',
Feb
18
11 %C
e.
16c
Feb
764,005
■
:-i -'7-
-
common
77c
41c
50C
&,
Feb
11%
40c
;
Glc Mar
2.58 Jan
*
9Va'c
29%
;'.i " 7
-
2.10
—.4.1
'.L/
40c
10%
40c
16
Jan
39c
30%
8c
1
7
■'
.
Warrants
St
9c :
30
•
.
Equipment
Petroleums Xtd—
Jan
1
17
td
er
1.55
/
Jan
1
Mar
4.65
Jan
6.70
1
Apr
Mar
53
2.05 Mar
33%
Wt
—41
Ryanor Mining
Ltfl
.1
Mine.*?
Walt
16 %C
58
;
1.0%
2.95
Waterous
•*
43,737
99C
-35
Wane- Amulet
Feb
j
2.03. Jan
Feb
'1,300
2.75
7.30
Apr
_t>
Feb
;
t"
I
30,183
-2.15
•
.96c
2:10
Jan
A
1.60
Jan
12
2.95
1
10c
1
6.90
2-28
-i
98C
2. 60
Wainwright Prod & }tef__
15%
:Ma r
/
49C
4<lc
2.19
11%
■
Feb
2.28
75c
30c
:
28cJan
Apr
55
f
52 Va ."Apr
Mar
5.10
'
Feb
17%
Jan
50% Mar
22c
Mar
'
'-.i
42c
11%
L.--*
.4
Mar
65c
Feb
Preferred
,
..
2.50
Jan
-
Mines
of
Oil
7.063
B
Jan
Ltd—
Consol
Royellte
2 09
1
.
6c
i
Royal Bank
,1.68
58
2.23
KM)UiraU<iu>
|,f,d
ure.v
50c
Ltd
Preferred
7.395
»
"r -■ ■! ■
Vanadium Alloys _.X_—
1,125
1
iloe (A V) Can
10,250
5.25 >*5.90
15%
3.745
-
___•
17,300
:
Petroleum
4- 22c 22 %c
1.:.
7c
Roche Mings
Rock win Mines
Rocky
485
Fortune:.1
57c
1
class
52%
Apr
15%
Uranium
Little
16%
52
3.95
7c
Mfg common—
preferred
1
$1
16 %
•
•
Jan
12*4 Mar
'■•-T3
1,325
51c
Robertson
Robinson
16%
24c
Jan
*4.20
14%
Rexspar Uranium
Rio Rupununl Mines
5.75 Feb /
Mar
8%
10% Jan
4.05
7c
1
500
4.03
55c
Mines
15c
400
■
Feb
14%
—
12
12%
12%
46%
'
10
;Jan
-
25
\1i0tis
j
Mar
30c
.;
Jan
325
1
''
60c
Mar
4.25
i
;
/
1.81 Mar
Jan
1.91 Mar
'
Renabie
18,128
20c
49
II-IIII_1
—a
—
44c
40c
4,30)
15c I6V2C
30%c Feb
58
8%c
3,400
3,200
'•6,650
8*00
49
Vem
361,500
21c
12%.-4
Viceroy Mfg class A
42c
Feb
58
17c
1.65
/
j'
Apr
6.*75
49
15% Mar
2.05
29 *'2.
Jan
1.95
23c
35c
29c
Mar
4.75
/_25
Jan
1.35
Jan
23
votingUrust—
1
class A pfd—•-—-50
'"atiSdli
«
=
Inv
Jan
1.95
17c
5.90
Corp .-1....
Telclllm
/Jan
/ 14
-,22C
Steel
'
Jan
30%. Jan
10% Mar
13.880
'
5«/2
_*_50
preferred;
New
Jan
1.30
Feb
—-1
Jan
1.49
9
11%
Jan
Mar
—___—1
11%
1.98
j
-
Ltd—
Mines
Oil
Rapid Grip Batten./-^—_
Rayrock Mines
Reef
Explorations
Ranger
8
Jan
1,050
"
5.20
42c 43 %c
.a,://'
-—"
L
—
Oil-
41
class
Radiore Uranium Mines—
8%
"
Jan
6c
Uni.< <f
:
Jan /
/
4.600
/ 24
'
11%
Kenp IIilI._4_4.__
United
19%
19c
1
•
:
10,775
33c
6c
'
■
•
Gas
58e
6%c
1
Gold Mines.
Mining
67c
30c
6.35
j
Petroleum
Quonto
60c
31c
1
Metallurgical
United
Mar
76c
Jan
54c
1
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec
62c
1
*_
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec. Lithium
Corp
49c
B
', 50,073
5%
•
-21c
—*
Canada
United Canso
United
25
.'.2ic
42c
.
1
Asbcslos
Jan
/
43
Jan
89c
10,381
13
4.95
■
1
Mining Corp.j
3.30
Apr
"III
preferred-^
12c
2.55 Mar
I*
Jan
1.10
Feb
1,260
28,783
29
20c 4,23c
:
5%''
of
Gas
4%
1.10
23%
4.95
Resources
preferred
Class A
j
Jan
'38% Mar
9.75
12'4
Acceptance common—.;—
5.00
4.00 Mar
i13
■"
*
2.80 Mar
7.75
Mar
84% Mar
Feb
80
ic
•
•'
.28
23%
•
Chiboueamau
2nd
7.25
Ltd
Milling
Union
Jan
90c
28
Mar
70
2.10
Purdex Minerals Ltd
1,070
31:
"44V«
37% Mar
•
Shawke.v
212
47,000
-im /'
6.00
City Gas
45c
Mar
39c
4.45
5%
.
5.50 t
1
Co Ltd
Trlbag
Trinity
;
|
Feb!
Mar
■
—
Feb
7.60
1
685
■
!
44% Mar
47
Apr
40
*9.00
Apr
58
Jan
39
L 1.00
\
Jan
25%
-.40
1:07
Mar
Jan
56
:/83
9.00 i
:" 39c
;
Jan
3,11C
Z'
|
37
55
"83
.
„40
:—:_
Pipeline
Feb
2.15
I
Prairie
31C
67%
3,000
L
51
-■
56
3914
*
•
Apr
Jan
""
58 »8-.
Apr
80c
>
Jan
56
"
Oil
43%
Jan
36c
Trans
i.
35c
41%
"-''245
38 ',4
.100
preferred
Transcontinental
Apr
12
•
Miner.
25%-
"
43%'
58
t
warrants _.„4
Jan
1.74
1.10 Mar
4%
IIIIII—1
25%
38 W
Trans Canada Pipeline
Mar
12c
Jan
6c
35,000
187,400
Apr
27c
2,357
45%
A—;
Explorations LtdLi
Transmountain Pipe Line—_—
Feb
Apr
Jan
1.96
Apr
22%c
,
-
wr34
Trans Canada
Jan
Feb
32c
45%
warrants
4.55
4.75
Airways
Gas
1.10 Mar
16
1.11
785,100
38 c" Z
3,300
5,50
class
1957
2.78 Mar
1.50 Mar
■
High
■16c
Feb
20c
471c
- ' i>7
"«43
..
:~5o
preferred-——
Finance
1956
1.77 Mar
Jan
79,175
L-'.
Works' coinraon.r:;
Star
preferred
67
•
Provo
5%
6%
Dome
Pronto Uranium
Prospectors
Feb
29c
IIIIL.20C
Iron Ore
East
4%%
3.15
4.45
•
President Electric
Preston
Jan
38c
1
Mfg—
1.30
21c
•
Pipe
125
Mar
22c
8,625*
16% * ///'
11
Apr
Traders
1.80
Apr
384k
'
1
Gold—
Roy
1.33
Mar
22c
38%
—
/
1.74
m-
—
—
7,900
33,310
1.12
"■
1.20
Toronto Iron
Toronto
100%
Jan
57.%
•
—20
-
1.70
1.60
1.19
1
Corp
Premium
1.71
16%
Oils
Rouyn
23c
21,800
22,775
Apr
26%
5%c
64.20C
35c
r- 43 .'•?
-10
Bank
4
Trusts——.—
General
Apr
>/ 36
Jun
100
10
1.40
22c
—m.
1
Develop
Prairie
Mar
19%
1.33
22C
m
.
River
Oil
30
250
100% 100%
1.40
1
Uranium
Prairie
250
36
/•
1.70
Power
Toronto
,:,38c-fSr?'
—1
Mine?
Elevators
Toronto
Feb
26%
OH Co Ltd
Powell
Jan
48%
36
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Powell
Apr
11%
26%
Oil & Gas
Placer
36c
Jan
/ Jan
80
13,866
1.52
-
v-J62c-:-'"30C
Dominion
Toronto
Jan
9
44
37,900
5,465
47
Photo Engravers
Ponder
21c
■
•A6C
j
'
Gold Mines.
Silver
36c
Gas h
Ore
Tom bill
Torbrit
10%
Oil preferred
Perron Gold Mines
Peruvian Oil & Minep—
Pitch
Apr
Feb
46
IIIII-100
Pi*eferred
Phillips
25c
22c
10
.»!-.■/■
'// 20c
Feb
31 %c
'''
.z:4:30
32c
Jan
46
»
139
18c
34c
____—
..Ms
——
17c
*
common
-It-
Petroleums
Warrants
3,666
18c
10%
0
Petrol
Apr
3.
^
OT*
_
—
Peoples' Credit
Permo
17c
Tidal
Feb
5.00
1.28
.
common-
common
Penmans
2.15
Feb
10c
lOc
21,150
19c 20 %c
18c
Jan
3.15
i.
1
•
Low
High
Low
,;
f
X.
TJara Mines
Jan
1.15
50
Pipeline
Preferred
19 %c
1
5.30
Jan
29,907
5.00
1
APRIL 17
ENDED
Par
3,100
1.80
4.35
4.85
4.45
405
5.00
1.78
•
—
Pa to Consol
Peuioina
4.75
WEEK
High
Low
High
Volume
Number
189
5839
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
49-
(1833)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations for
Friday, April
17
The following
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
net 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
which have a wide national distribution.
\
-
.
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovo* Corp
Amer, Commercial
"~i
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'
American Box Board
Amer Cement
Corp
Co
Co
Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co
92
2
Gqbaln Corp
Missouri
A^a^s,Westeru Gas
Co
,
<•
18%
oil
&
ens
v
•
57
,.r
Hilton
Hoover
61
,
42%;.
21%
5
:
22
,10
Bayles»_tA J) Markets—
Bell
ft. Gosscrt Co
Bonis Bros Bag Co
5giV
;___i
-
l
!
,'
Co__l
Stores.,
Botany Mills Inc
'
'
24%
i-
Class
Beryllium Co___
1
Buckeye-Steel Castings Co
'""in
Burndy Corp —JZZZZZZZZZZl 1
Motor
5
~
"
31%
A common
Southern
Co
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif l>
Utilities
1
Jessop Steel Co
1
18%
Kaiser
i:
*'
8%
v
.18'//.'
;
42%
5%
33,4
-■
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp__l
Stepan Chemical Co
1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
Plus
Blower
Strong Cobb
46%-
.18%
,
'
••
Inc
Co
Gas
10%
41
44
1
26
28
Natural
1
22%
23%
Weyerhaeuser
45
47%
White Eagle
Whiting
28y2
9'%
Williams
7%
Lone
77%
Lucky Stores Inc.,1
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
6
22%
1
6%
634
Colorado
Milling &
Elev
Co
25%
1
011 & Gas corp coin_,3
$1.25
conv
preferred
Commonwealth
Gas
Connecticut Light &
Consol Freightways
84'/2
Service
24 %
_25
26'%
9%
Propane
Gas
2.50
flock Products
5
Continental Trausp Lines Incll
Copeiand Refrigeration Corp__l
-Ciaig Systems Inc
22%
11%
1
Witco
Chemical
Wood
Conversion
Wurlitzer
10
10%
11%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yuba Consolidated Industries
1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
53'%
57'%
14%
15%
7%
8%
19%
8%
9'A
23%
25%
cutter Laboratories
1
19%
5
1
Delhi-Taytor
Dentists'
Oil Corp
Supply Co of
II
N Y__2%
rwr^lJ Harvester Co
Detroit * Canada Tunnel Corp 5
1
Detroit Internat Bridge CoI,_Il
D -Noc Chemical
Arts Inc
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8%
141/.
78%
lc
5%
6'%
2%
03'%
&
Brudstrcet Inc
1
**0
Dunham Bush Inc
Duriron
"~2%
Co
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
23%
18%
National Shirt
55%
New
oil
National
Class B
.Nat
19%
26'%
27%
46
43'%
46%
13
22%
14'%
24'%
19%
20%
16'%
5'%
17%
1
11'%
12%
5
11%
12%
pfd_*
76
16%
80%
File
Elec
North
Gas
Penn
Northeastern
23
Northwest
50c
,
♦
50c
1
r
Corp
Co_
Water Co $4
Natural
23%
Assoc—8
Co
NoVth American Coal
9%
59i%
55
50c
Tliermador
.
19
Gas
Production Corp
4
6
18%
1
'3
3'%
3
21
18%
20%
Oklahoma
Miss River
Prod__10c
,
6'%
13%
5%
40%
43%
Old Ben Coal Corp
•
19"%
32
21 %
Olin
1
19'%
34%
Otter
5
33%
91
Elcctrolux Corp
?0,4
Ehihart Mfg co
:
Empire State <5fT Co
%
44%
1
Oil
&
Gas
Tail
Pabst
Pacific
Brewing
Cleveland
Trust
Commercial
Bk
Plains
50
No. Amer__B
of
B
(SF)_10
Empire Trust Co (NY)
50
Co
Natl
Bk
ft
Co
12'%
-.21%
.
35%
First
First
Co
—•
Airmotive Corp
East Line
1
14'%
5'%
15%
6%
Natl
6%
Bk
(Atlanta)
Natl Bank Baltimore
14%
First
Natl
First
National
Bank
27%
Pan
70c
22'%
24
First
17%
18%
30%
15%
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pendleton Tool Indus
28
14%
First Pennsylvania Banking
ft Trust Co (Phlla)
15%
17%
Pepsi-Cola
Co
Mach Tool Co
1
1
18
19%
13'%
First
1
Westchester
15%
17
Permanente Cement
27'%
31 %
34%
Pfaudler-Permutit
10
31
33'%
Franklin
Natl
25%
Pickering
Lumber
8%
13
13%
Island
32%
32%
34%
34
37%
7
7%
19%
21%
-
•
36%
2
8%
9'%
Portland Oeneral Electric Co_7%
Portsmouth
Steel
1
29'%
31 Ye
19'%
37%
40%
Producing Properties Inc
Roche 11©
Pub
Serv
Co
ol
New
Hamp
10c
6'%
232
220
37
95
91
78%
Philadelphia Natl Bank,
37%
Provident
52%
26
39%
42
1
29%
32
Purex
1
13'%
27'%
14%
29%
21
22%
Purolator
1
37
39%
Alegre Sugar Corp
Corp Ltd
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ft
Tradesmen's
Trust
10
42%
45'A
20
54%
58
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
65%
84%
88
358
'
Boston
10
:
Royal Bank of Canada
^10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
St Louis Union
Bk
(Boston
21%
10%
89%
20
Mass)
85
90%
10
36
40%
52 %
55%
23%
25 y8
Security First Natl Bank
76%
79%
50%
53%
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany—
10
'
86%
9%
106%
Second
34
48%
19%
85
75%
10
44
82%
'
79%
•"
177
10a
20
(Wash)—20
Trust Co
1st Natl
Trust
75%
72
162
Natl Bank of
Rockland-Atlas
Natl Bank of Phila
(Los
43%
Sterling Natl Bk ft Tr Co
37%
York—10
50%
53%
10
105
36
114
38%
Natl Bank
—
67
27%
Bank
(Philadelphia)
71
Bk (Chlc)__20
-uotnoto*
63%
25
28 '
96%
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr Co 'Union
Punta
20
5
49%
(New
23
York)
Trade Bk
Union
& Tr
Co (N Y)
Bank
of
Tr Co
of Maryland
United States
48%
45%
States Trust (N Y)
Valley Nat Bk
25
58%
63
City>,.8
18'%
20%
preceding
»h*
31 yB
29
•
10%
11%
'
56%
10
10
52%
10
20
31
34y8
89'A
92 y2
49%
53
20
21%
51 %
,'55
Trust Co—
(Boston)
United
10
2%
Commerce—
(Cleveland)
Union
County
570
City
J)
74%
93 %
Hudson
26%
N
33%
20
Harris Tr &
24
Products
Guaranty Trust Co (NY)
Hartford Natl Bk ft Tr Co
2
92%
Trust Co of New Jersey
8%
32
35%
89%
(Hackensack
58%.
6%
30 Va
43
32%
Jersey Bank ft Trust Co, 11
New York Trust Co (N Y)
25
Northern Tr Co (Chicago )__100
Co
(Pittsbu rgh)
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen
97
55'A
21%
5
58%
38
Peoples First Natl Bk ft Tr
99
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk_:18
7%
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
53
55%
12%
New
32%
19%
27%
49%
Bk of Newark
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_l00
Long
5
26
70%
37%
30%
Sav
81%
66
35'%
B
Hanover Bank of New
76%
Essex
&
76
10
Bank of
1
Pubco Petroleum
20%
5
24%
16
Banking Co (N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
New
20%
Potash Co of America
Plymouth Rubber Co
61%
23%
Newark
37%
39
30
of New
53'%
57%
National
35
Natl Bank
NY
Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co—
76%
399
10
25
8t Louis
Natl City Bank (NY)_20
23%
Detroit
City Bank (Cleve)
20
County
14%
29%
1
P) Fire Brick Co—J5
Green MOuiftain Power
Corp—5
117%
of
%
Bottlers—1
175
71'%
Westchester_5
Bank
Second Bank-State Street
25
General
of
of
National
Seattle
41%
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd—20
Telep Co of the Southwest
5% % preferred
20
Giant Portland Cement
113%
J)
13'%
39'%
5%
Passaic
Bank
National
changed to
10c
Gen
29"%
70
First Natl Bk 01
29%
166
49
66%
N
j.*
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(Jmw» City 1 —25
Bank & Trust Co
First Natl Bk
6V»
Co
Traders
(Buffalo)
Morgan (J P) & Co (N Y)_,100
39%
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pacific Uranium Mines
Sulphur
Trust
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston, 10
36%
80%
American
10
Dallas
67
6'%
Manufacturers &
89'A
10
of
77
2%
2.50
•
45%
62
V50
Gen
29%
103
344
Bank
30%
49%
366
27'%
10
Electronics__90c
General Crude Oil Co
General Gas Corp—;
340
First Natl Bank of Boston,, 12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
Natl
45'%
Tr
N J)
(Camden
28
10
(N Y)—10
Tr Co
10
28
52%
First Camden
Tr
&
Co (Philadelphia),,
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)
48'A
34'A
63%
10
45
83%
39%
104
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh )_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
60%
64
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk ft Tr Co.10
Fldelity-Piilla 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
10
1
98
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
1
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY),10
(Paterson
Co
20
54%
(White
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
Name
Gas Service Co
37%
Natl State
33%
NY)
13
Co
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
21
(A
10
(Chlcago_25
Co
19'%
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c
Corrugated Paper 10
21%
27
'
43
12
t
23
5
10
51%
61'%
97
5
1
43
48%
—5
48%
.
57%
-
25
S
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39%
45
47%
31%
45
& Tr Co_12%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Pacific Far
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10
Connecticut Bank
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co
Inc____
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
National
11%
Packing
(NY)
(Savannah)
City Natl Bk & Tr
39%
Fisher Governor Co_
Florida Steel Corp„
Garlock
Bank
Exch Bk
u
Pacific Mercury
Green
Corn
36%
Mart
Co
44%
First
47%
10
Liberty Real Estate Bk
76%
51%
29%
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Boston Corp
Fisher Brothers Co__
47%
(NJ)
8
of Cleve,,16
^atl Mortgage Assn_100
rirst
Food
Corp.—'
Power
23
21%
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82%
(
22%
10
Equity Oil Co
71%
12%
F!0p!!l piLil,b'.>ralory Inc
1
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lr
Electro-Voice Inc Co (Texas) _•
2
,
79%
10
Commercial Trust of N J,
10
Nprtex Oil & Gas Corp
51%
29%
'
Shops of Del—1
Gas &
Eng
Norris
16
20'%
104
2%
5
Trust
Natl
Bank
.
12'%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Ga5 Co—1
Eastern- Industries Inc
50c
Eastern Utilities Associates
34%
17%
19 Ve
27%
11 Vb
common
Nicholson
a
,22%
21%
32
1
Corp
25%
Citizens & Southern National
,
74%
28'%
Homes Corp A com
Northwest
_2
28'%
25'%
49%
Oil
&
17
21
26'%
69'%
26%
Supply Co
(N Y)
270
Natl Bk of Phlla_10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY;. 12%
26%
24'%
-_-l
Indust
24
Centl-Penn
Camden
1
Gas
22
48%
Central
18%
5
Aluminate Corp,
27
401
42'%
17 %
2
National
38
Industrial Bk of Com (N
Industrial Natl Bank of
Manufacturers
Chem
Inc
10
8road St Trust Co (Fblla)
57
5
Co
258
Natl Bank
39
7Va
Precision
Fuel
,
Inc—
National
35 3 3
Dun
Gas
25
1
49'A
46%
42'%
100
Louis
1
Utilities Co
Monogram
16 Ve
aid
59%
46%
(Newark )_25
20
Boatmen's
St
16%
5
common
Laboratories
.
35%
5
Co,
Broadcasting
Gas Utilities Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
28 V*
-
14%
Eng
&
Publishing
17%
26
Corp—:
Machine
Mountain
igi/2
-.it
Companies
66%
Industries
Miles
16
41%
18
Aak
56%
6%
73'%
33
15%
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Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
9%
35'%
39
5
Company
33'/a
5
Co
Providence R I
(San Francisco)
54%
50%
Bid
10
of America N T A 8 A
3
(W
Missouri
nRHin„M,?Cli,,Ul« Specialties
Co
Bank
Bank of Virginia
Bankers Trust Co
Minneapolis
20%
Darling (L A)
46'%
14%
Herrington Co Inc_
Class A
21%
18%
vtg
42
Par
Bank of Commerce
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
84%
_1
com
vtg
American Trust Co (S F)
Bank of New York
Michigan
39%
79
29'%
27%
Metropolitan
10%
36 %
5
Company
Cummins Engine Co Inc
9%
5
Cross
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__10
28'A
x26
18'%
34%
21%
Meredith
17%
19
6'%
1
30%
197/a
13'%
McNeil
12%
16%
17%
13'A
•
27%
1
Inc
Corp
McLouth Steel Corp
18%
1
22'%
lo
32'%
,
26
Prods
Auto
McLean
24%
17
14%
Bros
5%
Corp—1
29
1
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
26%
12%
Bank and Trasl
-1
1
Marmon
10%
24%
5
12'A
Refining Co
28%
•
26%
1
Corp
8%
Corp.,
20'%
Inc
88%
Madison Gas & Electric Co—16
Maremont
17%
7%
61'%
1%
Co
Maxson
Power Co,*
Consolidated
Common Ltd
16
10c
1
•
Co
Marlin-Rockwell
28 %
7.50
1
1
Steel
Star
Macmillan
39%
Timber
Oil Co
2%
23%
54
Co
.
57
50c
26%
271/4
Gas
-
7
com cl B—5 ;
33
37%
Co__10
Massachusetts Cos
Western
16%
1
173
50%
19%
48%V
'
1
Co
25
25%
18'A
Lt & Telephone
21'%
30%
28%
19%
Manufacturing Co_*
Point
29'%
26%
19%
6
27
8'%
18%
10%
27
10'/a
27%
7%
7%
*
49
40
46
lc
26%
28%
37
1
Western
B
25
25
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
32 %
34%
Watson Bros Transport "A"
Transmission
.
44
Stanley Home Products Inc—
15%
50%
7
60%
18%
38
Common non-voting
Stanley Works
45'%
47%
30
17%
Co
Western
5
Co,5
States Gas Prod
1
Radio Co common,,,,1
Colonial" Stores Inc
2%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co___5
.
Washington Natural Gas Co__10
Washington Steel Corp
1
West
3
Liberty Loan Corp
26 V*
61
56%
(S D) Co
53'%
49%
Suntide
16%
1
28
56'%
*
Brothers
Warren
50
46'%
,
30%
1
Warren
42'%
Syntex Corporation
15%
33%c
Co,
16 %
21'%
5
27%
39'%
1
11%
Lanolin
cl A—33%c
Swasey
26'%
2%
Standard Register
39%:"
Lau
Collins
^
Warner &
63'%
15
19%
1
Westcoast
10%
•
Corp
60
13
37'%
10
com
1
50c
Grocery Co
40%
26%
24
Coastal
..
18
15'%
25%
11%
1
Inc
10
ri£°fmm?.n 'ilu8,s B
Engines
34%
51%
38'A
10
Co
,
Clinton
32 %
23%
35'%
10
:
35%
Co
74%
5
1
Koehring Co
Landers Frary & Clark
'
16'%
r
3%
70%
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
10
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
Keystone Portland Cem Co
46%
19%
35%
3
13%
2V»
29'%
Ketchum
18'A
33%
48'A '
Standard Pressed Steel
6% %
•
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
Co__1
I
Suburban
638
22 %
.Citizens Utll.Co
.
Tele
Suburban
31%
10
Central Vt Pub Serv
Corp
Chattanooga Gas Co
f
States
Speer Carbon Co
Spraguc Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
50%
Central Telephone
:
Southwestern
25%
17%
5%
11%
47'%
Central Public
Utility Corp
Central Soya Co
,
10%
Co
Struthers Wells Cbrp
Stubnltz Greene Corp
29%
fWr"! t" .r- * r"',s Co
5
Von's
40%
Kentucky Utilities Co
19%
...
38'%'
Varian Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
38% ."
19%
37
18'A
47'A
43%
Inc
34'%
35%
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc-1
United Utilities Inc-1
10
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match Corp,,
12'%
27%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kennametal
14
25%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
16
37%
54'%
12%
Pipe Line Corp
44%
40%
Kendall Co
34%
51'A
1,
7%
Trans Gas
Tucson Gas
1
37 V*
8%
24%
32
Supply Co
4%
9'A
Union Gas Co
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co,10
3
21%
23%
9%,
Southern
26%"
50c
20%
30%
32%
8%
30%
574 v
28%
-—1
50c
Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
8%
30%
28'%
29%
'
12 %
21%
54 V4
16%
30%
11'%
22
39%
v
.
14%
28%
1
5
Water
25 Ve
common
13'%
1
:
14%
Calif
•
Corp
preferred
1
Towmotor Corp_
Tracerlab Inc
2
1
Steel
Topp Industries Inc
13'%
11'%
5%
24-
24%
19%
31%;
10%
Jervis Corp
72%
23
13%
16%
Co__
Petrocheniicals_l
69
*
1
;
Corp
Southwest Gas Producing Co__l
Southwestern Elec Svc Co
1
15%
Electric
Lake
1
Inc
20'%
16%-
Jefferson
1
5
45%
Jefferson
5%
53'%
25%
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gas Co
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co—25
15%
10%
5'A
50
24'A '
Time
-
1
& Co
Southern Colorado
42 V2
9%
1
Gasoline Corp—l
Power Co,,*
Southern
*
5
57%
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs—
Centra] Electric & Gas Co
3%
Co
29%
24%
Tokheim
Corp
2
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10o
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
20'%
;.
23
1
34%
70
55'/a
20c
Sierra Pacific Power Co
237
19%
Co—15
Supply
21%
Carpenter Paper CoZZZZZ
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Ceco Steel Products
Corp.^io"
Sabre-Plnon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
Schield Bantam Co
19%
225
7%
32'A
38'%
14%
1
Seismograph Service Corp
1
Water
63
Power
18V4
Corp_7
Pipeline Co_l
51%
14'%
15%
,5
Transmis
36
55%
35% *
14Ve
—1
Service
Corp
Inc
(G D)
78%
7
65'%
12%
Searle
82%
•
1
52 %
System
B*
75'%
,•
Manufacturing Cs—2%
Plywood
'
•
71
33
5
23%
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77
5
1
Texas Eastern
1
26'%
67
34%
25%
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& Myers inc
Robertson (H H) Co
Rockwell
26%
1
30%
28
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Skll
•
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1
37
Water Service Co__25
Telep Co.
12%
DellM oil Ltd
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central; Maine
24%
1
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..central Indiana Gas Co
Central Louisiana Electric
10
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15
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Calif Water &
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-
20%
17
14%
214
25%
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22
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19%
•
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Texas Industries Inc.,
Texas National Petroleum
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Jack & Hcintz Inc
9 r
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California Oregon Power
Co__20
•
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Freight
Securities
Public
$1.46
Canadian
\'" ,'
Inc
Texas 111 Nat Gas
45 Y»
70'%;
8%
2R
Bullock's. Inc
California Interstate Tei
1
Water
&
Iowa
29
10
Brush:
,
14
66
157/a
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Brown-& Sliarpe Mfg Co
1
14%
42'A
12%
Bid
1
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Corp
Tractor
28'%"
13
Co
32
Ryder
7%
.26%
1
Mills
Gas
Iowa
18
prefemd-25
23%
28%
6%
29'/2
Rose Marie Reid
33-;
,
Tekoil
Investors Diver Services Inc—
32%
26%
011/.
.
$1.20
1
^
Head
Interstate
8%"
30 '
Mat.
'
Interstate
5174
.
26%
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
16%
7%
22 %
•
Indianapolis Water Co
-
16%
J, '4
30V4
1
:
^
48%
1c-5/
2y2
Gas
Production
Indiana
27"%
Va-'-
15
45
& Dry sou Ixic com_l
Inc
63 ~
„
O
Indian
V
-
25 Vu
Corp
I.ac? Si vails
£"1Is Power & Ligiit
Black
Bowser
'
10
_
Borman. Foods
'v
10%-
1~25
BeneficiaLCorp
.
Berkshire Hatlmway lucZZZZZs
Beryllium
V
95„
15%
Husky Oil Co
20%-.
-
.
i
65
14%
A—
6%
Roddls
12%
60%
A common
Hugoton
-
'
Bates Mfg Co—
Baxter Laboratories
11 '/2 >
Hugoton Gas TYust "units"
-
—
■
Pulp & Paper Corp—
.Glass
21,.:.
20.4 -J. 101>
cpi8%
Hudson
33%.
,
;
14%
1
class
6Va
2
Robbins
135
137
13 %
1
Oil Field
Houston
25%
gfc 1
Co
5c
Roadway Express class A
;"
Corp
Credit
Tappan Stove
Tampax Inc
Texas Natural
Engineering
Voltage
Houston Corp
Houston Natural
23
24
—5
High
/
3'A
River Brand Rice Mills Inc.,3%
33
129
129
2%
Riley Stoker Corp
32
■
54%
Richardson Co
4%
-
130
.
-
39%
^"idTarp0"l'.1"1"0"
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Aztec
33%
121
35.%,,
26 3, a
,
24%
•
5
20-%-
19%
3314
5
Co
30y2
Class B common
10
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
iv,"
57
-47%-
1
Power
29%
Haloid Xerox Inc
t
,
4
7.50
preferred-,,
Arkansas
2.50
21%
44 %
Arizona-public Service Co»
4Vs
Hanna (MA) Co class A com_10
5334
AlDeUMFarms Co commonJIZIi
Partic
10c
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
-
39%
4
M P Incorporated
Aniieuser-Buscli Inc
31%
Par
51'%
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Republic Natural Gas Co
182
1
Ask
5
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Ask
29%
75%:
37
_i
_
American Pipe & Const Co
.
*
-.
"Ar'I—1
Amer Hospital
A
27%
72 %
Bid
•
Society
;j
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
26%
„
Corp
Grolier
37%~
24%
10
__
Greetings CI
Grinnell
48%
*
35
5
Par
8%
„
4534..
Barge Line__5^
American Express
Ask
ny
i
Air Products Inc.,,
American
Bid
Bid
Ralston Purina Co
Wachovia Bank
(Phoenix Ariz)_5
ft Trust Co—
(Wipston-Salem
N
C)
5
The Commercial and
4G
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
(1834)
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for Friday,
April
17
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
Bar
Funds—
Mutual
2.32
2.11
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
1
10.78
11.78
Aetna Insurance Co
Boston—1
11.84
12.94
Aetna
—1
35.84
36.56
Mutual Fund—1
U24.03
America
of
8.26
Investment
Co
4.35
4.64
Investment
Trust
of
Istel Fund Inc
al4.97
10.25
Johnston
4214
9.38
—
(The;
1.68
1.85
B-l
5.70
6.23
B-2
(Medium
6.13
6.66
B-3
(Low
Bonds)
24.35
42%
16%
21
Insurance Co
0
Equitable Assur—5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
24.81
16.57
$1.25
18.09
preferred—______5
conv
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
Amer
Assurance
35
9.68
B-4
(Discount Bends'
1
10.29
11.23
5.26
K-l
iIncome Pfd Stocks)
1
9.74
10.63
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)— 2%
16.07
American
S-l
(Speculative Pfd Stkst—1
iliigh-Grade Com Stk)—1
14.73
19.00
20.73
Amer Mercury
S-2
(Tncome
Stocks) —3
13.05
14.24
Amer Nat Ins
15.22
13.42
13.94
15.15
31.51
34.44
K-2
Com
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-4
13.93
12.82
a20.76
(Low
Priced
Stks»_l
Com
Investors Corp—_—1
78%
14.64
American Surety Co_—i—G.25
20%
22%
Monument
Bankers
01
65%
National Fire
&
2%
9%
Shippers———___10
13,40
„—1
6.79
7.45
Bankers Natl Life Ins 1N JJ—10
6.30
6.90
Beneficial
California Fund Inc
1
8.01
General Fund—
Ltd
1
15.16
10.39
—1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd———
—1
18.65
20.18
9.14
9.90
1
9.49
12.84
11.80
15.200
14.19
Connecticut
General
18.26
19.97
Continental
Assurance
Inc—1
6.81
7.42
Continental
Casualty
Sayles Mutual Fund—•
U46.99
10.90
10.03
10.11
10.99
15.68
17.04
Bond & Stock
—1
19.26
20.93
1
16.93
18.40
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
16.02
17.97
20
21 %
Fund Inc———.
Fund Inc__
Concord
Series
E
Dividend
lc
2.07
2.95
Franklin
'Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
4.01
Missiles-Jets
13.93
11.79
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
1
National Investors Corp—i
20.90
14.01
3.42
11.15
National
1
Series
Dividend Series
7.75
8.47
—10
20c
—1
5
21.11
21.32
8.06
8.35
11.53
12.53
New
New York
18.15
19.55
4.49
4.91
10c
6.08
6.64
1
2.77
•
10.50
11.41
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
13.37
12.17
lc
Preferred stock
lc
6.06
6.68
Fundamental Investors Inc.—2
19.30
21.22
2.43
2.64
series
1
Inc
-1
15.40
.-1
16.28
17.60
-1
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust-
14.09
7.48
8.10
Automobile
shares
10.30
9.40
-lc
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
11.10
12.16
8.09
Equip Shares—lc
shares
lc
40
42%
24 %
53%
98
10
67%
Pacific Insurance Co
71%
61
65 %
of N
Y__lo
Peerless Insurance Co__
Life Ins
5
Co.—_ 5
127
125
134
Seaboard
Security
Springfield
26%
Hartford Firo Insurance Co—lo
190%
Steam
198
Boiler
Home
Surety
45%
43%
Co
22 %
(Texas)
5%
50%
54
2
20-
22
10
6.25
10
lo
62%
104
97
38%
2
$6.op preferred
10
Standard Accident
10
Trust
&
78%
74%
59%
Co
Fire & Marine
Title Guar
71
Haven)
(New
5%
1
41%
33 %
31%
110
105
64
60%
8
25
27%
5
89%
93%
lo
86%
90
3
31%
33%
2
47%
50%
2
32%
34%
(N Y)
10
93%
98%
Travelers
5
—
86%
21%
5
Marine
&
66
62
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance__2
Paul Fire
27%
X25%
,32%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
St
43%
Insurance
105
10
;
Republic Insurance
118
1.50
51%
54 %
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U S Fire
—
9.10
8.09
8.84
21.96
8
92
90
36
39%
Bid
40 Vb
3%s
Aug.
Sept.
14.91
Fund——1
13.65
14.76
Pine Street
Federal
Price
Fund
Fund Inc
Natl
June
May 1, 1959
i-liiB Oct. 20, 1959
100.1
100.3
4s
May
100
100.4
2%s Mav
June
1960
10,
3%s May 2, 1966
4%s Mar. 20, 1968
96.22
4%s
March
99
4% s
July
1
16.00
18.04
Inc—1
7.03
8.29
Putnam Growth Fund
11
lc
9.36
Bcudder Fund of Canada
lc
14.40
15.76
13.80
15.11
3,
1959
Oct.
3%s
Feb.
99.31
....
100.2
1,
92
100
102%
93
100 %
92%
97%
98%
94%
1972-1967
101%
91%
1970-1967
1971
15,
99%
'
101%-
1970
May 1,
4%s
1959
1,
1,
4%S Oct.
99.31
1959-
1969
95%
100.2
100.1
3%s Sept.
1972
15,
Scudder Stevens & Clark
(The* Stock Fund-lc
1,
3%s April
95%
99
94.24
98%
15, 1969
94 24
99.30
3.50s June
3.50s
100% \
20,
98.24
1968
4%s April 10, 1969 wi
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3.55s
8.87
100.4
100%
4%s June 10, 1965—
Aug.
94.24
94.8
11, 1963
12, 1963
March
94.8
98.8
99.24
3%s
1, 1963
99.18
4%S
8.74
100.8
98
96.14
15.53
1, 1962
99.24
99.10
3%s March
Nov.
99
100.8
1962
13.
98.22
99.24
Sept.
1960
19.24
39.44
98%
1959——,
10,
17.70
8.08
1961
3%s Dec.
25.79
14.29
98.14
3,
25.53
39.05
1960
20, 1961—
Feb.
1
1,
June
99.4
100.4
100
3%s April
Aug. 23,
1
I960—
4s
3%s
1
1,
2%s
99.12
99.6
1960
100.6
3%8
Fund
Capital Growth Fund
99.28
1,
100
100.2
100
98.28
Feb.
100.4
4s
Inc
2%s
100.2
5.45
.
Chemical
97.28
99.24
1
Chares
100
100
11.73
(Geo)
Dist
100.3
99.29
1959
1,
1959-
17.70
Fund
Quarterly
2%s May
99.29
Ask
Bid
100.3
1959
4.99
Puritan
point
a
Bonds—
Bank
Aug. 10,
3%s Oct. 13.
10.76
Growth Stock
of
3%s Feb.
10, 1959
3%s
32nds
more
or
100
Mortgage Assn—
10.15
Inc,
one
Ask
97.12
1963
15,
1
•
Inc
(T Rowe)
——
2.'50
Fund
of N Y
Westchester Fire
100.1
1959
15. I960———_
—1
Inc.:-
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
City
Federal Land
15. 1959—
3.80s Jan.
-
Fund
17,
3y8s April
13.64
U S Life Insurance Co in the
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3%s
1
8%
Obligations of Government Agencies
2s
Securities
Co
1
Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
William street
Ins
Ins__lo
23.74
37%
Fund
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc_
One
Liie
Standard Life
9.95
Growth Stock Series
England
Owners
(Fla)
Jefferson
7.08
1
Putnam
Group Securities—
83%
79
22 %
5
9.22
0.48
Series
Pioneer
Industries Fund Inc.
Phoenix
—4
4.92
8.44
1
Series
Income
Stock
4.50
-1-1
—
Over-The-Counter
Common stock; series
92%
40%
3.03
Inc
Founders Mutual Fund
Building
1
Preferred Stock Series-
18.08
88
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Series—
Security
Balanced Series
26.22
16.79
Philadelphia
24%
Home
25.43
1
50
6.70
of beneficial interest
24.53
Inc_l
12%
N
12.19
6.13
16%
Y
10
of
(Minn)
58
67%
1C
22.61
12.90
Co
Indemnity Co—_
55
5
Insp & Insurance—
3.84
47%
15
National Life
Insurance
Pacific
125
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hartford
10.47
15.32
4
04
10
,<► Ins
Mutual Trust Shares
3.53
Ins
4
(D C)
Great American
1
37%
44%.
77%
52%
Employees Life
23.89
alS.Ol
Northern
2.50
F>
_
11.44
Mutual Investment Fund Inc—1
Mutual Shares Corp
—1
3.12
.
49
——ft—_——_5.
C)
(D
10.43
Inc
23.78
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Gas
22.10
34%
23%
—3.33%
Northwestern
118
Republic
Government
Automation
&
&
87 34
23.40
5
2.50
—
4
Insurance
Falls
Hanover
9.55
3%
73
Government Employees Ins
beneficial interest—1
of
Glens
Globe
14.11
20.71
80%
River
1Q
General Reinsurance Corp
15.21
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Bond
Mutual Fund
15.01
14.07
33'/3C
Fund Inc
1
Industrial Fund
3.12
13.88
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
2.83
Trust
1^-33% c
18.07
14.09
Fidelity capital Fund -.
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc
General
Investors
beneficial
50%
Providence-Washington
16.71
9.79
76%
4.42
v—1
Energy Fund Inc—
Equity Fund Inc..
Futures
Fireman's
10.73
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Florida
4.30
12.91
1
Stock Fund
Financial
3.90
—1
25c
Fund
Balanced
lc
Muutal Income Foundation Fd_l
& Howard—
Eaton
shares
12.67
—2.50
—
Shares—
1.—
18.59
Shares—
Dreyfus Fund Inc—,
139
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
of
46%
Fire
York
132
10
Federal
shaves
New
Co_.——5
4.36
Gulf Life
8.93
25%
North
3.08
Massachusetts
54
10
Northeastern
3.96
18.40
——-
24%
Hampshire
385
2.80
Life
50%
Fire.——
Amsterdam
146
lc
shares-
46 %
22%
Fire
Union
140
Eagle lire Ins Co (N J'—1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp...5
8.51
x83
National
370
shares—lc
Petroleum
118%
43%
Nationwide Corp class
3.22
(S
114%
5
Natl Life & Accident Ins—
10
Inc
Fund
10
A——5
Casualty
2
29%
14%
Co—5
shares
Fund
1
Delaware Fund
——1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund__l
Trustee
Life
Metal
Industries
127
37
„_2
Forster
7.78
Mutual Fund Inc
Diversified
2.92
&
121
13%
New
(Ky)
Crum
Managed Funds—
Units
1
Investing Co Inc
De Vegh
De Vegh
Fund
Co
Paper
12.08
11.13
Income
Fund Inc.——-—-——1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Fund Inc——
Stk
Insurance
Loomls
General
138
Commonwealth
Composite
13.90
12.98
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
15.700
132
——10
34%
Ins
_25c
1
14.03
10.91
12.72
Life
Commonwealth
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Life
1
50c
Christiana Securities Corp—100
7% preferred —:
-100
Colonial Fund Inc
-L——1
17%
74
1
27%
15:%
78%
10
(Bait).
Life
New
10.26
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
3%
10%
*
5
Lite
Standard
Boston Insurance Co
Inc.-
35%
16.60
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
1
5%
42%
•
55'/a
Knickerbocker
Inc
40
33%
14%
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Fund
56 %
3%
74%
14.38
(1954)
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Maryland Casualty
1
Massachusetts
Bonding
5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
229
50
19.30
Lazard
53
220
4
15.62
17
Va
20%
19%
1
—10
10
Co of
National Life
5
13.30
Canatta
Insurance
Merchants & Manufacturers
14.25
Canadian Fund
Companies Inc
Life
Lincoln
Merchants Fire Assurance.
17.85
8.75
50%
22%
42%
1
Fund—
47%
21%
39%
1
Inc—
Street Investment
Fund Ltd
3
—
5
(Wash D C)
1
(Galveston)——1
Re-insurance
Bullock
Boston Fund
4 %
—
3%
22 %
American
14.49
Broad
dividend
stock
3%
20%
Casualty Ins Co
Tenii
Life
29
3%
&
of
11 %
38%
27%
Co. 5
4.76
Ltd—
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bona Inv'Tr of America
*
10%
1
8.91
Canada
Life
,
——
American
Home
Ex-25ft
36 %
45%
18%
23
33%
25.42
22.74
-1
259
249
Agricultural
American
Bonds)_1
Grade
Priced
Life
Ask
Bid
Par
Mtge & Title Co—65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins iBirm)
78 %
74%
-10
10
Companies
Lawyers
206
American
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
(Investment Bonds)——1
39%
Growth Fund
Axe-Temple ton
4.73
197
10
Surety
&
Casualty
Aetna
4.33
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
lc
Tntl Resources Fund Inc
7.63
Fund Inc
1.^5
American Business Shares——1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc-»-l
Amer Research & Development. •
tssociated Fund Trust—•
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—I
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghion Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elecfni'cs Corp.lc
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Common
Food
shares
shares
8.54
25c
13.06
_•
•
Fund Inc
U40.60
14.12
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Scudder Stevens & Clark-
lc
8.30
9.16
Fully Administered shards—lc
10.68
11.70
1
U29.63
7.42
8.14
Selected
1.25
10.20
11.04
8.66
9.49
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.67
12.75
8.03
8.37
Smith
General Bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Eond shares—lc
Merchandising
Mining shares
Petroleum
Railroad
shares
13.20
lc
14.45
lc
Bond
6.96
7.63
lc
shares——
11.83
12.95
Common Stock Fund
Shares
Amer
1
16.20
17.75
Southwestern Investors Inc—.-l
14.10
15.24
(Edison
Fund
B)
Sovereign Investors
Corp—*
lc
Equipment shares
lc
Railroad Stock shares
lc
10.88
11.92
Sterling
Steel
lc
10.36
11.35
Television-Electronics Fund
RR
shares
Tobacco
shares
258
7.18
6.55
lc
Growth
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
8.03
8.83
lc
Utilities
12.02
13.10
1
;
Inc——-1
a36.8G
Investment Fund Inc_l
12.78
13.52
15.82
17.24
Balanced
Texas
Fund
Funds
12.65
13.75
Fund..,—1
8.00
8.74
Fund Shares_i
11.32
12.30
13.72
14.99
1
17.01
18.49
1
7.17
6.03
Series
3.76
4.11
8.29
9.06
United
Accumulated Fund—1
United
Continental
Income
United
Science Fund
Uhited
H-C7
10c
5.12
Series H-DA
lOc
i
a26.0G
Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.59
2.84
Value
Line
8.43
9.21
Value
Line
or
32nds of
more
a
point
Bid
Maturity—
100.5
es May 15, 1959
l%s Aug. 1, 1959
99.29
4s
99.17
99.19
l%s Oct.
1,
3%s
Nov.
99.29
99.31
3%s Feb.
15, 1962
Feb
99.27
15, 1959
15, I960—..
99.31
100.1
4s
1, 1961
Aug.
Feb.
4s
Treasury Notes—
Oct.
1,
3%s Nov.
l%s
1959
99.2
—
99.31
15, 1959
April
99.30
1962—
93.2
1962
1,
100.10
99.22
99.24
99.13
4.-
97.8
97.10
1 %E
Oct.
19G1
96.8
96.16
l%s
April
1961—:
99.18
94.28
99.4
100.2
93.10
100.14
92.10
98.28
99
94.28
2%q Feb. 15, 1963_1
1%S April 1, 1963—
99.11
100.7
92.2
95
90.24
1962
15, 1962_
1,
3%s Nov.
98.24
99
15, 1962
Aug.
l%s Oct.
100.1
98.16
91
99.22
1960—,
1,
99.10
94.20
1961
15,
1%S April
1 %s
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
Canada
1
Ltd
3%s
May
3%s
May 15,
15, 1960
l%s Oct.
1%S
*
1960
1,
April
1960
1,
1963
15.
May
—
99.20
1963
1.
1,
1964
—
89.28
88.28
—
99.22
89.20
wi
89.4
5.09
Haydock Fund Inc
income
Income Fund
of
Boston
Incorporated Income
Inc___1
5.60
Fund
l
9.82
10.73
i
9.60
10.38
lc
12.09
lc
11.30
Institutional
Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund__lc
Institutional
Tnsur
Fund
13.23
12.30
11.73
12.83
7.06
7.72
13.71
15.00
Bid
Armed Steel
4.35s
Steel
—1984
5%s
1969
Ask
99
99%
85 %
59 %
Petroleum
6s
C
Financial
4%s
1979
Rv 4s
2.959
100'!
1982
105 %
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4lis
1975
T
Canadian
Investing Corp——1
Pacific
Corp 4,/8s
Chance Vought 5%s
Cleveland Elect
102
103
10.84
1
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
14.40
1
—1
Wisconsin Fund Inc
13.35
*
15.70
13.14
1
Whitehall Fund
11.85
14.21
6.15
15,
1977
110
168
4%s
3%s
98%
115 %
Cement
5sl
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
Gulf Power 4%s
ww
5%s ww_ .1963
.1989
4%s
86
100%
87
101
109
99%
99%
—
•
117
May
15,
21,
1959
1959
June
88%
98 3 a
June
98%
102%
July 2,
99
99%
119
98.852
99.633,
99.645
September
10,
98.753
98.792
99.584
99.598
September
98.667
98.708
99.500
1959
1959
9,
Stores
4%s
1979
117
September
October
99.380
99.320
October
99.236
99.251
January
24,
October 8,
119
par value
asset value.
b Bid yield
listing
Exchange
price
d Ex-rights,
t New
on
the New York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend.
wi When
,
y
98.640
98.613
98.506
98.404
1959
i960——
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
Net
98.597
98.570
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend.
98.442
98.309
1959
15,
15.
98.896
98.469
1959-
1, 1959
123
Stock
White
99.475
99.465
99.298
16,
101
100%
99.517
^
17. 1959
September 21, 1959
99.359
1959
1959
1959
July
1959
99.458
1959
1959
25,
1959
99.446
;—
k Admitted to
100i«
98.956
98.868
98.814
104
98 V2
98.929
3,
101
1988
99.029
September
1970
5%s
99.153
99.088
98.997
1959
1959
August 27, 1959—
♦No
Westcoast Trans
20,
99.058
99.125
1S59
Augsut
a
202
13,
99.699
119
197
6,
August
99.752
116
1989
August
99.815
Ask
99.211
99.800
1971
U S Industries 4%s
99.942
99.887
99.793
104%
5%s
23,
1959
July 30. 1959
99.689
18,
June 22,
101%
July
99.743
11,
June
99.185
1959
•4,
116
99.981
1959
101%
100%
99.31
Yield Price
Bid
Ask
99.808
127
10018
3.45
99.880
100%
1982
99.30
99.935
1971
5s
Corp
100.1
1959
Textron
Underwood
99.30
14,
103 V4
140
100.2
May
125
135
99.31
April 23, 1959
April 30, 1959
May 7. 1959_
1993
4%s
4977
4-60
99.978
1982
Amer
1-
1-59
Sperry Rand 5V2S ww
Tel
1-59
9-
114
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww„1967
Bell
4-
1-58
Julv
Southern
110
3.75 ft
12-
.1977
98%
107
100.2
3.50%
.1973
5s
132
Illinois Bell Telephone
4%s 1994
.1989
4%s
1975
99.31
3-59
June
Public Sen- Co of Ind 4%s. .1989
1989
El Paso Natural Gas
5%s__1977
Perro Corp 3%$
_1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
Port
Aak
Indiana
173
Co
100.2
8-
Northern
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
99.31
3-58
May
Edison
1-59
11-
May 28,
Pacific Petroleum
12-
3.60%
98%
Ohio
2-59
99.31
98
Northspan Uran
3-
1-59
98
99i/a
3.75ft
7-
93
111 1/2
100.2
99.27^
1-58
98%
102 %
99.28
10-
94
99
90.28
2-59
3.25%
1976
102
Ilium
99.31
1-59
11-
2.30-%
1975
4%sll994
Light
1984
4%s—.'—~ 1989
Service
Ask
10-
1-59
6.65
& Sons—
1981
Public
Bid
5-59
2-59
4-59
National Can 5s
107
ft"
1-
56-
102%
1
Due
Dated
Rate
2-
1-58
2-58
Yield Price
Monogahela Power 4%s—
.Montana Power
100
3.45ft
89-
Bid
Bid
(M)
Ask
99.29
2.00ft
United States Treasury Bills
Bonds—
Lowenstein
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
100%
99 %
Commonwealth Edison 4%s_2009
General
,
Mueller Brass 3% 6
Carrier
Duquesne
.
12.28
Investors Fund Inc—
87
58
British
I
10c
Inc
Fund
May
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Situations
Special
Wall Street
3%
Recent Security Issues
Bonds—
Barium
lc
Fund
Income
Washington Mutual
*
Bank Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
Fund Inc
Value Line
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Funds
Certificates of Indebtedness¬
6.59
19.47
21.43
Funds Inc—
one
Ask
7.84
Inc—1
18.90
United
Hamilton
10.96
Inc—
20.79
;
l
10.03
1
Inc
Fund
United
1
Bid
3%s
16.09
41
Stein Roe & Farnum
shares
234
14.70
38%
1
State Street Investment
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
98.339
97.262
97.300
Volume
Number 5839
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
THE
Bank
with
a
advices from
telegraphic
on
the country,
decrease
a
compared
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
year
based
COURSE
clearings this week show
the
chief
cannot furnish them
of
be
4.8%
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
those
below
for
the
corresponding
preliminary totals
Our
stand
against $26,963,459,989 for the
this center there is
10.4%.
at
in
week
same
and
$25,665,311,118
1957.
At
838 in the
CLEARINGS- -RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1959
New York
Chicago
ter
1958
7#
$13,590,467,302 $15,159,886,453
1,372,055,922
1,176,923,374
i
Philadelphia
1,080,000,000
+
737,398,879
+
6.2
506,294,631
:
485.037.717
423,200,000
,
1
Ban Francisco
4+
7.6
Pittsburgh
508.927,803
Cleveland
665,070.344
586,258,539
424,021,447
410,804,505
+
3rd
Ten cities,
five days
$20,248,860,258 $21,202,275,096
Other cities, five days
Total
All
Total
7th
3.2
—
4,800,987,410
cities,
five
days—
$24,762,569,308 $26,003,262,506
day..
one
all cities
902,741,810
week
for
—
$23,665,311,118 $26,963,459,989
9 th
March
and
the
three
months
of
1959
—Month of March—
1959
Number of chares—
82,449,890
1959
4G,675,236
International
$143,741,000
231,496751
136,744,324
4,000
6,843,800
Total
bonds— $150,584,800
government
U. S. Government
the
34,000
20,674,800
5,139,720
2.9
•?
•
cities
603,753,239
519,894,094
+ 20.4
459,803,320
+ 18.4
1,125,225,920
1959
The
res
1958
1957
2nd
3rd
48,160,955
46,675,236
35,651,568
121,387,664
153,960,424
40,197,732
37,375,141
FOR
LEADING
CITIES
—Month of March
1958
1957
IN
..
1958
1957
51,269
49,116
162,730
156,178
4,229
5,449
5,235
13,699
12,456
16,087
5,482
4,718
4,803
4,555
15,542
14,244
14,444
3,040
2,817
3,325
3,238
8,716
8,737
9,875
.
-i. ■■■■■.
a
15
-
rtJiJm ■■ijw.j„nri-
— ,-yi— —miM'.-
'
3,171
2,576
Minneapolis
In the Kansas City Reservo
District there is an expansion of 14.5%, in the Dallas
Reserve District of 19.2% and in the San Francisco Re-»
serve
District of 15.3%.
.
;
■
<«
7
5,938,931,707
3,211,793,714
5,621,680,737
9,480,111,208
2,869,345,236
2,674,871,052
3,920,920,552
3,330.582,940
3,173.580,088
II
16
+ 14.7
6,416.048,462
10,810,655,690
a
4,489,529,538
__
a
116,775,425,198
cities
-
-v
-
+ 12.0
-
+ 14.1
5,690,837,684
9,949,866,184
+ 14.0
+ 16.1
1
.
+18.6
-
+ 14.5
-
6,230,117,54®
3,092,407,17®
5,320,124,93®
*
9.673,742,61®
2,985,590,80®
.2.449,841,39®
.
,
3,734,358,97®
4,257,145,27®
5,593,330,36®
3,823,280,318
4,330,224,482
5.746,276,219
7.8
107,178,839,181
+ 14.8
53,367,808,89G
3,488,013,24®
50,939,370,31®
5,596,214,29®
,
2,914,414,760
2,516,771,562
+ 15.3
35,909,739,275
+ 19.2
108,313,572,170
Outside New York City
3,629,575,931
53,117,031,790
5,780,515,855
6,458,864,674
3,221,179,722 '
1.4
+ 15.6
4,168,197,763
5,669,765,778
61,262,115,412
175
Total
6,535,231,873
4,966,666,756
a
18
—
+
103,360,256,93®
54,193,709,88®
;
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the three months for four years:
We append
2,977
2,889
9,210
8,658
8,812
2,814
2,837
8,994
8,354
8,383
8,157
2,207
2,451
2,331
1958
Inc. or
$
Dec. ft
14
cities
1956
1957
$
1st Boston
Three Month*
Three Months
1959
8,527
2,808
-
Three Months
Three Months
$
Federal Reserve Districts
+
S
10,813,705,301
151,969,154,54617,092,883,347
19,360,077,704
6.8
1,723
1,500
1,546
1,574
4,917
4,581
4,752
4,719
6th Atlanta
16
44
18,583,629,773
+
9.4
Minneapolis
Houston....
2,083
1,736
1,647
1,591
5,829
5,110
4,936
4,701
7th Chicago
31
"
30,762.345,092
10,560,722,328
161,418,974,460
13,440,016,795
18,151,270,124
9,445,824,690
16,980,584,923
28,869,583,045
+
6.G
1,879
1,633
1,779
1,787
5,229
4,740
5,353
5,251
8th St.
7
"
9,522,403,867
8,775,856,821
+
8.5
1,807
1,732
1,645
1,609
5,248
5,145
4,899
4,792
9th
16
44
8,937,957,547
12,824.557,773
14,101,691,183
7,915,725,334
+12.9
7,553,236,619
7,375
G.826
7,342
7,082
2,377
1,914
1,945
1,889
6,793
5,883
5,81X5
5,636
Pittsburgh..
2,131
1,876
2,065
2,017
5,858
5,683
6,141
5,793
3rd Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
Kansas
2,185
1,779
1,723
1,712
6,140
5,354
5,208
5,048
5th
Dallas
St.
..
.....
City
Louis...
2nd New
York
10
11,274,495,902
168,297,342,102
"
15
44
14,802,037,958
15
"
8
-
44
19,352,214,238
10,245,601,673
Richmond
Louis
Minneapolis
Baltimore...
1,711
1,553
1,604
1,511
4,828
4,497
4,685
4,429
10th Kansas City
14
1,334
1,149
1,221
1,189
3,789
3,490
3,701
3,550
11th Dallas
11
Richmond
1,047
826
815
806
2,489
2,494
2,421
12th San Francisco
912
795
796
843
2,421
2,473
862
901
859
2,870
2,650
2,797
2,522
2,498
2,377
..
Louisville...
Orleans
Seattle
2,611
*
900
649
878
820
2,718
2,437
1,303
1,077
1,111
942
3,778
3,344
914
793
816
807
2,658
2,366
1,049
./
Jacksonville
Portland....
•,
Birmingham
911
925
3,104
666
C62
663
2,278
1,992
1,019
826
780
2,454
2,643
2,428
665
604
601
1,960
1,814
1,749
655
1,722
1,654
1,823
29,154,320,54®
8,976,030,741
16,923,306,374
17,110,783,862
316,842,486,273
+
G.5
313,971,380,635
297,423,514,63®
174,675,486,038
160,663,603,413
+
8.7
1G7,719,216,028
14
Cities
:
—
.
1,735
1,677
1,615
-
2,159
-
£40
530
530
1,876
637
561
601
579
1,782
1,709
607
613
576
561
1,733
1,784
-
1,668
....
Milwaukee..
Nashville
•
2,703
11,843,261,185
+
8.3
11,418,383,235
12,517,360,185
+ 12.7
13,118,114,897
+ 10.5
..
.-j
160,918,020,31®
2,559
675
692.
491
5G4
1,941
,1,769
-1,638
539
623
507
1,826
1,618
1,711
95,923
311,676
293,507
290,209
following compilation
covers
the years as by months for two years:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
1,582
09,410
The
1,665
609
274,934
Tot. 31 cltiesT:
All...
16,953,711,034
30,005,116,873
<
2,191
2,721
-
Washington.
41,806
7,586
23,335
23,762
22,489
116,775 108,313 107,178 103,360
337,406
316,842
313,971
297,423
160,663
167,719
160,918
65,909
54,193
Dec. ft
1st
58,727,484,647
48,568,309,870
53,367,808,896
60,285,727,779
5.0
95,536,115,625
6.8
108,313,572,170
7.8
53,127,642,847
61,262,115,412
337,406,051,471
Quarter
316,842,486,273
6.5
174,675,486,038
+
Inc. O*
Deer1®:
$
112,992,798,478
•
•
v1958
-
-
$
102,025,256,963
.
Total
•
116,775,425,198
January
'Estimated.
1959
Inc. or
$
118,605,369,310
March
63,367
1958
$
February
174,675
61,262
•
1959
Month—
'25,730
7,768
Clearings Outside New York*-:—
,
-Clearings,.Total All
7,437
Outside- NYC
16,486,914,40®
18,546,080, G3®
9,091,225,59®
15,815,101,951
9,518,074,551
1,907
689
774
Other cities.
-
n
Outside New York City
3,945
921
Memphis....
Buffalo
„
18,701,774,363
18
175
Total
8.5
2,282
798
.....
Paul...,
Total
3,345
2,401
•
*850
Omaha
Denver
St.
2,991
-
6.6
+
2,505
1,003
+
337,406,051,471
44
New
4.3
+ 10.1
141,954,960,95®
7,215,804,65®
10,903,344,49®
12,612,052,39®
16,283,810,08®
44
Cincinnati..
+
,
10.383,868,17®
9,058,138,666
Atlanta.....
Cleveland
'
$
-
+ 10.3
3,596,236,423
a
31
-
;
Dec. ft
+
1956
1957
Inc. or
4,553,029,015
6,864.747,790
a
8
a
12th San Francisco
9,684
Fran...
The Chicago
gain of 14.0%, tbo
a
St. Louis Reserve District of 16.1% and the
3,572,006,034
56,632,919,374
3,941,017,213
<i
13,875
San
its credit
Reserve District of 18.6%.
1958
15,476
Chicago
Detroit
2,943
to
5,223,839,254
ii
15
11th Dallas
136,505
54,945
4,843
3,249
District has
Reserve
1950
146,252
55,513
....
15.6%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 12.0% and
MARCH
1959
New York...
Boston
10,438,243,87®
••
-Jan. 1 to Mar. 31-
1956
Philadelphia
....
21,486,107,283
-
-10,352,028,164
-/■
57,427,289,171
'
cities
10
.
-
Richmond
clearings for leading cities for the
CLEARINGS
1959
_
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
three months ended March 31
in each of the last four years is shown below:
BANK
14
York
Philadelphia
9th
month of March and the
(000,000
New
7th Chicago
8th St. Louis
60,362,702
136,744,324
591,680,163
497,745,223
1,206,952,891
,
in the Atlanta Reserve District of 14.1%.
1959
Gth Atlanta
47,197,100
46,400,622
231,496,751
Omitted)
7.8%,
1.4%, in the Boston Reserve District of 10.3%
Philadelphia Reserve District of 14.7%. In
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger by
4th Cleveland
5th
195G
49,871,356
of bank
+ 11.2
$
*—
83,253,414
65,793,447
82,449,890
course
+16.0
$95,197,220 $421,194,300 $301,979,020
Number of Sho
•
'•
in the
1st Boston
March
an
1,061,560,44®
1,453,277,24®
702,739,031
509,859,263
Month of March—
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first three months of
1956 to 1959 is indicated in the following:
First Quarter
for J
1,299,281,04®
681,698,158
h.
,
20,196,385,077
20,037,334,838
10,998,389,939
Federal Reserve Districts
January
February Z.
;;
.
*
+14.9,
9,888,692,139
23.251,285,964
,
J
570,250,756
480,631,759
1,166,017,820
+ 16.1"
598,212,211
544,636,725
11
,
„•
1,433,073,482
627,319,216
525,105,571
:
1,292,799,325
««
11,438,680,72®
1,256,651,053
•
""
+ 12.6
::
.
;
697,727,410
1,181,461,385
'
720.051,934
(1
1959
15,425.020
4,000
1,000
+
ment of
$90,057,510 $400,514,500 $286,51G,000
Bank
Foreign
9.4
aggregate of clearings having been $116,775,425,198 and the 1958 aggregate $108,313,572,170. In the
New York Reserve District the totals show an improve¬
1958
and
misc.__
&
+
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of
and
Bonds-
Railroad
1,164,136,271
1,504,109,159
589,274,235
We also furnish today, a summary of the clearings
month of March.
For that month there was
Three Months
1958
108
,
-
5.8
the
the
Stocks—
'
•
7
10
City.
+
1,547,509,213
663,536,706
.,
6
York
1,218,300,721
I 1,260,371,389
+
722,129,216
a
9
i
0.7
+ 19.1
1,044,214,547
1,096,979,044
1,274,197,208
;
785,932,02®
:.
10,241,738,649
1,306,871,996
4
—
+20.4
.
$
$
794,386,9191
+ 17.4
: 764,205.992
1,051,693,559
:
17
Total
New
1956
1957
inc. or
Dec. ft
722,729,631
10,490,627,190
,
II
AO
__
Minneapolis
Outside
4.8
1958 follow:
Description—
1958
I ",
<«
6
Francisco
and in
the San Francisco Reserve District of 14.9%.
44
7
■
Louis
6.0
—
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
for
■■
10th Kansas City
11th Dallas
6.0
on
results
,
4.8
—
960,197,483
.
Chicago
8th St.
4.5
—
20.4%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 18.4%
848,557,531
12,633,466,536
44
XX
,
,
6th Atlanta
12th San
all
cities,
4,513,709,050
Philadelphia
5tli Richmond
+ 13.9
cltlea
9
4th Cleveland
+ 13.4
Baltimore
12
_—
2nd New York
+ 12.2
725,870,285
446,901,344
,
Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its
totals by 2.9%, the St. Louis Reserve District by 12.6%
and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 16.1%.
In the
Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase of
'
1st Boston
4.4
393,200,000
.
314,763.000
District of
gain of 19.1%, in the Richmond Reserve District
^District of 9.4%. The
a
1959
,,
the total®
expansion of 20.4%, in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
$
7.5
783,059,749
Kansas City
Bt. Louis
Federal Reserve Districts
+16.6
that in the New
this city)
OF BANK CLEARINGS
SUMMARY
•—10.4
appears
of 5.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve
Outside of this city there
16.0%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
having registered a gain of 20.7%. We group the cities
Week Ended April 11—
1,161,000,000
Boston
ter
week in 1958.
same
it
(including
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals regis¬
0.7%.
increase of
an
an
this
from
District
trict of 17.4% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
able to give the final
are
and
Reserve
show
complete results of the week previous — the week
April 11. For that week there was an increase of
was
Ending April 18-
we
located
York
16.0%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $23,251,285,964 against $20,037,334,-
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week
are
not available at
are
ended
loss for the week ended Friday of
a
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
the week ends
as
statement, however, which
present further below
we
last
week
today, inasmuch
47
CLEARINGS
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
April 18, clearings from all cities of the United States
year.
BANK
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
from which it is
OF
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
us,
cities
(1835)
'
+
'
2.1
+
9.®
+14.®
+
160,663.603,413
3.1
J
We
now
add
our
detailed statement showing the figures for each
city for the
month of March and since Jan. 1 for 2 years
and for week ended April 11 for 4 years:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-Month of March——
ciearings at—
1959
Maine—Bangor
1958
$
$
$
-Jan. 1 to Mar. 31
1958
$
+ 40.7
48,039,645
33,658,185
+15.9
81,011,635
81,732,166
2,943,228,384
+ 10.4
9,210,323,106
15,335,283
12,674,928
+ 21.0
44,454,178
8,658,472.543
39,610,519
10,260.208
!
10,971.673
23,550,272
3,249.443.412
Fall River
Holyoke
7.290,611
+ 40.7
7,663.744
Bedford
14,496,155
*
4
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
New Hampshire—Manchester
>■-
1959
15,441,722
Massachusetts—Boston
New
or
Dec. ft
27.305.456
Portland
Springfield
Inc.
'
Total (14 cities)
65,081,423
;
29,997,697
21,946,067
Week Ended April 11
Inc. or
Dec. ft
+ 42.7
3,995,721
0.9
7,537,791
+
6.4
691,712,391
+
12.2
3,449,056
—
+ 11.1
3,863,783
18,872,825
44,294,393
189,620,157
+
164,723,619
43,566,186
176,300,401
144,120,973
54.124.G54
553,154,482
53G,993,506
+
306.599,643
272,153,420
+ 12.7
+ 20.2
58,851,606
47,190,387
170,305,548
189,893,995
100,224,704
84,590,467
+ 18.5
+
+ 24.7
•
*
—10.3
.
-
26,492,900
25,332,500
4.6
77,358,300
76,945,700
166,556,100
140,4%,100
+18.5
464,177,500
420,665,900
13,558,952
11,566,146
+ 17.2
3,941.017,213
3,572,006,034
+
103
39,774,67011,274,495,902
35,683,937
10,560,722,328 '
1957
$
ft
+
7.6
+ 14.3
+
3.0
15,654,688
12,103,722
45,860,324
25,934,253
2,805,301
7,689.695
7,605,863
+ 19.8
632,995,010
638,009,583
+ 24.7
3,671,008
3,858,82®
8.4
1,569,384
1,588,37®
3,884,655
T' .4,452,273
15,247,154
13,237,542
14,752,08®
+
•+17.4
3,290,363
14,042,759
""
+ 11.5
•J
10,175,747
51,347,812
24,293,845
$
2,943,732
+ 27.3
1,485,100
I*.
1956
48.5
+
2,690,508
5,923,268
577,305,128
2,764,941
1,609,839
1.7
20,966,877
0.8
—
Dec.
$
1
+ 36.7
+ 18.2
6,485,026
14,610,891
$
Inc. or
'1958
1959
+18.9
+
-
10,528,02®
42,582,846
45,316,3**
6.8
24,205,924
22,836,55®
31,925,50®
—rl0.7
*
0.5
+10.3
33,597.900
26,691.900
+ 25.9
44,436,200
+
11.5
3,238,063
2,718,260
+ 19.1
2,623,769
2,903,283
+
6.8
348,557,531
722,729,631
+ 17.4
794.386,019
785,982,02®
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
Week Ended April 11
-Month of March-
Clearings at—
Inc.
1958
.isw
Monday, April 20, 1959
or
Dec. fx
Second Federal Reserve District— New YorkNew
177,435
York—Albany
15,032
55,513,309
162,730,565,433
209,066
598,347,714
112,991
353,574,791
26,691
78,902,35*
13.705
Jamestown
New York
Rochester
-
20,433.380
574,665,979
1,782,919,689
39,683,171
42,610,954
037,068
Buffalo
Elmira
Syracuse
Utica
Connecticut—Stamford
(a)
124,798,067
' 2,819,585
•.
3,304.9.39
11.047.083.414
39.905.621
'
21.828.385
27.721.366
(a)
*<
New Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
329,315
392,671
—
#10 cities)
_™
71.675,654
962,703,778
78.330,315
1,133,368,233
57,427,28'
22,483,585
26,191,321
24,843,969
112,628,458
53,849,073
18,017,565
12,456,000.000
48,035,741
87,606.555
48,511,271
83,865,299
5,741,169
17,411,805
209,926,610
17,453,369
224,904,374
18,170,402
+ 10.1
13,440,016,795
lj051,693,559
Fdiirtb Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
■
~
.
Columbus
'
i
'i
I,
Hamilton
Lorain
'
-
-
--
—-
52,579,500
7,060,0
...
58,559,0
61,500,£
53,153,0
«,
Young6t-own_„_
Newark
—
Toledo
165,765,£
Pennsylvania—Orcensburg
(a)
Pittsburgh
2,131,634,£
Erle_____
30,040.4
26,499,E
27,461,0
—
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling
—
West
Total
I
260,455,133
492,508,040
2,576,694,0
287,247,3
15,370,6
.
Mansfield
Oil City
13,202,444
61,193,6
1,334,785,6
—
Cincinnati
Cleveland
(15
18,781,;
cities)
—
6,864,747,'
Fifth Federal Reservt District—Richmond—
<
West
Virginia—Huntington
yirginia—Norfolk
T, Richmond
_
Pouth Carolina—Charleston
-*■
Frederick
©istrict of Columbia—Washington
i
173,391.892
8,658,970
30,078,101
Oolumbla
Maryland—Baltimore
4,399,797
23,568,062
20,873,339
96,671,000
1,047,280,979
.
Total (8 cities)
73,890,758
1,711,948,746
7,752,218
607,741,282
3,596,236,423
347,~153?019
140,5*557070
3,211,793,714
+ 12.0
764,205,992
9,445,824,699
10,245,601,673
722,129,216
Sixth Faderal Reserve Distriet—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
Nashville
134,529,011
C09,518,040
1,867,700,000
20,361,485
24,824,538
.....
TUT.?*?
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Columbus
—_
Macon
30,246,943
Florida—J acksoavilie
Alabama—Birmingham
1,303,660,008
136,498,219
1,049,454,749
68,765,499
37,596,070
34,609,000
70,896,649
11,513,199
2,326,643
1,003,548,409
...
Mobile
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg—
Jackson
—.
Meridian
Vicksburg
fiouisiana—New
Total
(16
Orleans
cities)-
6,416,048,462
119,002,367
+ 13.0
422,795,362
373,670,755
29,294,111
+ 13.0
1,828,641,415
1,618,704,434
129,337,362
24,012,620
112,105,450
+ 22.0
539,549,428
1,732,500,000
26,089,752
110,575,974
114,874,704
5,145,000,000
377.200,000
361,300,000
4.5
370,400,000
367,500,000
26,668,548
23,069,676
26,961,886
1,077,434,433
102,404,940
921,616,749
62,678,049
27,519,929
+ 13.8
91,105,099
77,551,235
6,183.407
6,114,050
7.6
+ 12.2
77,149,123
86,143,266
73,553,161
76,352,119
*6*.085*257
e37W85
+ 21.0
3,778,766,367
263*6307744
192,008,494
15,676,241
15,108,676
—16.8
401,649,437
3,104,617,955
201,326,341
105,972,690
102,819,000
22,551,292
32,671,552
8,933,450
3,344,731,609
311,476,407
2,721,304,262
269,106,312
+ 33.3
+16.3
2,870,387,424
2,650,413,938
203,969,324
168,163,197
+14.1
18,583,629,773
16,980,584,923
1,274,197,208
1.164.136.271
42,152,730
B,737,195,000
115,241,015
2,439,896
2,551,181
16,243,695
1072~4~0"039
7.8
+
+
+ 13.9
9.7
+
+ 36.6
29,081,000
58,025,470
9,712,051
2,795,479
882,660,732
+ 19.0
+ 22.2
+ 18.5
5,621,680,737
5,248,100,000
27,282,230
1.1
7,063,040
7,261,438
8.8
7.2287862
7,508.118
233,738,284
+15.1
238,378,695
23122775*0*0
+
0.2
222,1077280
—
210.072,754
*
15,110,560
3.8
+
-
■
-141,977,415
•14.920,650
83,888,179
90,758,000
182,977,184
29,355.076
8,840,070
*
714,450
4
-*•-
'
2.8
70i,576
629.577
+ 21.3
183,805,646
169,533,558
9.4
1,181,461,385
1,061,560.444
4.4
2,733,512
3,056,425
17,9367501
—174
19,725,251
19,201.034
1M25,915
—i~o7I
10,161,041
10,7)9+91
694,807
+
+
Seventh Federal Reserve District
-ChicagoMichigan—Ann Arbor
Detroit
Flint
is,808,312
3,046,471,000
43,801,066
;—
i
Grand Rapids
Jackson
:
-
80,036,249
17,012,292
43,637,131
19,125,759
-
_—
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
12,585,261
Indiana—Fort Wayne
59,957,817
126,645,864
Indianapolis
457,173,690
South Bend™
Terre Haute
47,303,082
Wisconsin—Madron
Milwaukee
19,559,451
52,146,463
——_
:
Oshkosh
8,716,558,000
+ 11.8
125,986,049
1.7
228,524,657
53,597,759
137,490,871
60,730,547
246,452,055
39,654,571
34,716,560
151,182,155
311,024,432
+ 16.9
12,504,013
10,492,606
+~19*2
12,091,975
11.629.109
1,082,407,527
+ 13.1
887743,000
7074757000
+
2*579
76,989,000
79,349.000
120,927,772
49,111,067
+ 15.0
10,871,547
8,525,738
+ 27.5
9,641,516
9,146.826
+ 14.0
5,249,467
4,031,060
+ 30.2
4,533,230
4.617,759
129,063,582
+ 11.9
1387i~9~9~58l
125iG297l99
+To7o
133,895,400
126,863.764
+
^8,663,929
13*467.41?
+ 26.3
*3.439 413
+
0.5
J7.939.711
+
6.6
Jo'n32'90!
49,252,262
+ 12.0
J9,174,126
+ 27.7
+ 21.7
8,752
38,394,866
.137,880
+ 31.5
+ 23.2
+ 21.2
+ 20.6
«
+ 14.1
»,
^'384,291
19,065,463
+ 14.2
33,398,748
6,033,577
11,769,562
4,292,004/
,
33,651,060
258,143,639
35,732,631
4,765,424
Ames
Illinois—Aurora-*
Bioomington
Chicago
13,846,087
5,482,782,586
28,875,550
74,664,496
47,361,940
29,794,487
3,179,734
Peoria
Rockford
Springfield
Sterling
—
10,810,655,690
5.4
4,901,097
30.222,755
—12.4
i3'f21728
+ 19.8
103,638,999
733,746,607
+ 17.2
253,949,466
+ 11.3
7>336
4,907,774
a'n
4 n
'
38,063
?&41,987
r?'?27.679
09,610,631
49,597,001
24.812,036
3.879,176
—
+ 15.7
—
+
+13.0
+
+ 12.9-
6.4
2.6
+ 13.6
8,207,289
7,019,250
J153
6,646.000
+ 15.5
57,596,915
44,323,194
+ 29.9
43,947,797
43,094.891
212,986,858
+ 19.2
20,638.648
19,322,353
+
6.8
16.072,070
14,640.032
—
4.3
1,444,526
2.307.505
—
0.7
1,054,122.253
1.082,970.736
13,357,535
35,565,466
20,004,903
+ 16.2
14,244,608,879
94,331,705
+ 17.4
15,542,411,491
90,429,787
212,003,531
+ 11.2
142,042,569
128,155,964
85,463,148
9,480,111,208
8.5
91,250,654
635,381,230
21,780,34G
87,749,613
9,622,005
9.7
—
40,673,618
+ 10.4
8.0
+ 14.2
—
12,311,187
+ 20.1
3.8
—
2.9
—19.6
9.3
7.3
12,866,328
,
—
0.2
35,693,458
6,166,731
+ 20.2
,
+
1.769,621,306
22,161,875
—11.9
—
!1 >520,690
6,642,032
Decatur
+
—
56,217,320
25,022,721
—14.6
2.012:453
an
—
46,308,300
142,962,356
176,748,601
351,483,280
1,224,376,825
139,009.849
56,008,797
144,402,310
1,941,650,195
2,121,877
„
w
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux City
Total (31 cities)
39,538,954
8.1
11,155,613
1
Sheboygan
Watertown
3.7
+
o}£'344,422
J??22'000
39,179,322
36,682
2'478,360
675,946,910
8,436,183
_
6.2
—
P
—
6.80L.345
.
7.8
+ 14.4
'
"
8.9
+
9-1
1,604.291
1,134,288.658
1,142,254,227
4.1
6,840,905
7,789.180
—12.2
6.111,785
6.824.118
+ 12.9
15,351,369
13,699.296
+ 12.1
16,958,070
16.529.438
+ 10.8
187,721,628
+
—
.
11,308.486
+
8.1
10,841,921
10.149.066
2.7
7,181,414
10,462,767
6,495,423
+ 10.6
7,158.135
6.6
1,547,509,213
1.504,109.159
+
2.9
1.433.073.482
1.453,277,240
345,300,000
316,500,000
+
9.1
334,200,000
377,800.000
-
+
«
9,283,506
O
C
30,762,345,092
28,869,583,045
+
+
7.4
+
12.4
•
1,676,263
■
.
5,997.256
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis.
Cape. Girardeau.
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total
(
(7 cities).
1,723,008,704
18,863,578
1,500,196,466
+ 14.9
4,917,925,477
4,581,103,948
16,825,165
+ 12.1
57,922,770
3,817,372
912,901,695
655,542,445
51,524,782
3,033,734
+ 25.8
11,588,190
9,791,101
795,423,568
540,058,156
+ 14.8
+ 21.4
,
A
I
+18.4
2,611,946,330
1,876,763,904
2,421,816,586
+
7.8
183,327,565
162,377,007
+ 12.9
168,772,250
186.401.814
1,668,991,829
+ 12.5
131,696,141
107,489,522
+ 22.5
120,806,929
135,762,110
+ 22.2
9,139.092
8,244,261
+ 10.9
13,302,174
2,574,911
11,233,236
+ 18.4
37,118,104
34,384,314
5721+000
$7)07,708
+
io75
3,540,037
3,330,582,940
2,869,345,236
+ 16.1
9,522,403,867
8,775,856,821
663,536,706
589,274,235
+
12.6
627,319.216
3,146,972
+
8.0
-
2,775,113
702,739,037.
-
Voiume
m
Number 5839
•
•
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
•
-Month of March-
Clearings at--
$
Ninth Federal Reserve
35,416,849
2,083,259,533
16,283,022
774,833,397
4,412,433
2,608,579
50,755,998
i,
I_
Rochester
St.
Paul-—
Winona
„
Minot
18,770,162
44,340,228
5,747,083
31.673.817
20,413,530
64.070.818
—j.
Montana—Billings
Falls.,,
;
3
■
■*.
I Total (16 cities
1958
$
_
8.1
$
102,368,663
5,829,069,437
47,296,699
2,159,658,695
13,530,323
7,566,708
144,933,082
+ 20.0
20.5
+ 16.5
2.674.871,052
—
Sioux Falls
Lewiston
+
9,037,000
9,972,823
=
North Dakota—Aberdeen
Helena
13,518,551
665,062,823
3.173.580,088
Grand Forks
Great
+
1,984,816
Dakota—Fargo
Huron.
32,761,088
1.736,661,148
4,371,682
2,173,371
42,933,343
7,693,000
8.322,335
18,448,099
37,147,458
4,348,574
26,922,159
15,651,546
55,813,526
2,042,349
Fergus Falls
North
1959
Dec. %
Inc.
0.9
+
+ 20.0
+18.2
+17.5
+
23,908,000
31,801,389
59,647,223
19.8
+
1.7
Week Ended April
or
1939
107,229,518
5,110,512,317
1967
6,588,572
6,424.240
410,137,267
343,829,230
2.6
+
1966
$
I
7.874,559
357,088,423
+ 19.3
8,958,886
341^69,722
,
138^389.834
+ 10£
128)763)891
128,246,084
9,130/(70
8,704i892
+"~4"9
8,937,660
8,596,09#
3,718)957
47ll5)o6o
9)6
4,248)987
4,067,747
8,937,957.547
7,915,725,334
+ 14.8
—r—
1537057,548
+ 18.6
+ 30.4
—
ll
or
6,643,169
130,558,126
22,977,000
6,199,322
140.530,156
16,640,380
90.311,237
66,548,321
197,957,912
+ 32.2
too.
Dec. %
1,960.767,644
13,735,801
2.8
+16.2
8
40,461,840
26,638,358
57,381,576
106,870,382
12,175,772
79,947,297
55,014,527
179,178,706
5,633,301
+17.6
1958
$
Dec. %
District—-Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
-Jan. 1 to Mar. 31-
InWor
1958
77583" 228
+ 12.9
67598)111
13^536^897
11,832)787
603,753,239
!
—
+"14)9
519,894,094
|
6,209*415.
*14)4
•
7.042,447
11)982,636
+ 16.1
+
*
11,377)389
525,105,571
509,859,265
Tenth Federal ReservrDistrict—Kansas
City—
Nebraska—Fremont
4,753.194
4,259.795
47,665,927
44/706*176
798,131,045
666,201,514
+ 19.8
5,472,612
1,672,197
35,482,867
145,263,565
6,298,388
4,474,128
1.388,776
+ 22.3
—
Hastings
Lincoln
—
..
Omaha
:
_
*
"
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
—
—— ——
—— —
Topeka
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
—
Kansas City.
St.
;
Cartilage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
65,339,579
2,498,358
310,253,817
31,370,719
*850,000,000
„
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
Denver
Total
~G~( >
+
14,692,675
+ 20.4
12.824,557,773
+16.3
+ 29.0
10,914,800
907,655.735
90,073,963
6.3
22.8
+
4.4
V
+ 24.4
1,372,752
872,198
11,829,929'
176,051,484
,
11,843,261,185
,
+22.8
+
—»?» —*'*—•
2,454,505,590
~
+ 23.5
-
t
138,642,827
1,992,821,945
13,906,936
4,643.241
94,620,656
391,444,069
15,231,013
5,354,115,010
181,142,232
8,470,177
917,405,982
78,028,203
2,643,126,695
2,278,636,841
16,032,556
5.064,139
102,676,085
443,058,265
17,387,646
6,140,302,283
196.447,574
+ 20.1
'■
11,662,209
—*■**
147,109^621
*
20.4
+
.
29,473,314
120,982,142
5,101,345
1,779,458,346
56,176,396
1,936,949 i
201,917,102
25,546,689
809,297,880 >
2,185,327,270
.
Joseph,
+ 11.6
+
7)7
+ 14.3
1,049,221
;
.
,
+ 15.3
+
9.1
+
8.5
T11UUW4..
142,892,373
;;
,
;
1,013,843
896,695
9,850/994
138,347,910
10,694,380
140,172,118
10,731,116
28,228,804
12,028,107
25,861,893
362478)054
379,962)441
12,793,735
12,700,218
>
''
"
7,020,244
30,891,894
406,613,463
8.4
14,334,257
+
+ 11.5
384,620,751
14,062,411
+21*3
;
+
"
1.1
V
+ 15.4
;
' '
.
j
"
'
1.9
6,466,016
6,198,058
720,051,934
508,212,211
1-1
"
-•
'
".
998.528
•
~
+ 23.9
—
;
■■
+ 14.9
+ 14.2
+ 14.7
1,097,708
1.0
+11.6
+23.2
■
!
8,067,658
34,444,177
+ 13.2
+ 3Q.8
•
880,576
10,596,683
4.3
6,203,605
8,224,783
+ 20.4
■;■■■■ 570,250,756
591,680,160
+
7.1
■■■■
■
(14 cities i
4,489,529,538
r
3.920.920,552
•
+14.5
+
8.3
t'.
%
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DeliasTexas—Austin
Beaumont
65,417.727
35,521,542
2,377,844,920
280,691,028
—
Dallas
El Paso
Ft.
—
Worth
+ 45.2
162,147,560
32,076,000
—21.4
1,633,420,124
+15.1
9,158,027
-—15.6
7,729,277
32,294,045
10,410,238
57,770,377
Wichita Falls
Texarkana
*
.
Louisiana—Shreveport
(ll
cities)
—.
!
___v
29,627,555
8,854,375
54,824,815
4,966,666,756
19.7
+
+
+
17.6
+
4,168,197,763
9.0
5.4
+ 19.2
158,547,573
79,027,080
5,883,401,989
733,736,576
502,042,606
101,173,000
4,740,660,295
20,649,422
14.101,691,183
+ 15.9
25,218,000
Port Arthur
184,600,037
94,418,877
6.793,570,657
810,161,455
573,483,980
77,851,000
5,229,789,459
23,725,749
95,792,748
31,292,050
187,005,171
+ 24.2
1,879,724,647
Houston
Total
+ 14.1
194,044,958
__
Galveston
•
57,339,114
24,461,611
1,914,013,568
242,275,014
12,517,360,185
91,048,986
h. 26,296,891
174,869,167
+ 16.4
13,212,869
10.788,804
15,866,374
13,710,883
459)653)l00
384,398,656
397)030)517
404,060)725
+ 14.2
44)213,455
387759,344
—23.1
4l)525,798
407l48,697
6,307,746
6,458,000
6,743,000
7,342,000
7,599)314
3,673,256
6,549,462
7)044,4321
+ 19.5
.
+ 15.5
+ 10.4
+ 10.3
*
.
1
—11.0
+
5.2
+ 19.0
6.9
13)650)241
13,725,258
12,910,608
25,432,483
+ 12.7
544,636,725
459,803,320
480,631,759
497,745,220
+
■*.;*'
t
V
4t+
•
•
1*'
I
" *■
'hi
-.J
;
.•
V '
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francises—
Washington—Eellinfham
Seattle
7,370,337
966,292,647
36,239,967
—
Yakima
Idaho—Boiso
-.
__
48,476,988
20,091,000
914,786,678
28,210,207
„
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
*
Utah—Ogden
Salt
Lake
7,371,733
849,203,524
23,835,766
43,247,993
14,693,000
793,898,798
20,925,182
City.
447,270314
297,329,761
53,462,775
140,141,596
Arizona—Phoenix
California—Berkeley
Long Beach—
■
Modesto
Pasadena
„•
Riverside
+ 15.2
+
34.8
.
44,361,900
+ 20.5
118,171,779
27,063,838
+ 29.6
162,567,271
405,333,405
106,713,947
+ 12.5
+18.6
75,706,912
21,844,694
2,808,214,916
111,129,030
: 35,507,635
51,630,595
Santa
Barbara—
Stockton
+ 12.1
+ 36.7
21,967,297
2,718,426,852
86,537,067
157,031,831
60,588,000
2,658,498,840
88,402,748
1,274,065,497
865,247,214
86,073,445
„
.
+ 32.0
30,172,546
3,171,453,200
150,077,689
—
-
+ 13.8
+ 52.0
397,642,632
225,315,851
35,067.500
San Francisco—
San Jose-„,
OJ
—
44,164,921
*
58,549,802
13.7
256,720,815
+ 38.1
+ 12.9
93,080,880
8,994,035,683
+ 35.1
449,829,846
+ 24.4
129,996,609
172,730,561
+
+
13.4
22,292,408
2,437,800,989
72,157,082
134,853,528
45,299,000
2,366,732,619
68,171,823
1,191,061,392
—
1.5
+ 11.5
196,389,181
6,277,737
101,900,166
Grand
total (175
cities)
V 5,669.765,778
+ 15.3
\
■
'
~
■■
-7
( a (Clearings
+ 12.3
+ 21.3
179,309,493
91,979,003
+"9)8
68,807,388
+ 29.7
53,367,808,896.
7.0
713,304,846
142,271,096
356,255,974
+ 58.2
85,861,294
241,936,143
75,130,573
8,354,365,888
348,707,981
+ 24.3
111,566,949
+ 21.3
+
33)707,188
29,315,530
+ 11.6
30*044,400
18,225,785
+
17)6
588)345)967
+
13)3
630,480,159
32,582,084
25,569,848
9,338,753
12,480,116
+27.4
17,422,518
14,227,739
25,550,713
9,728,205
13,678,625
26,957,171
9,882,230
+ 14.0
1,292,799,325
1,125,225,920
+ 14.9
1,166,017,820
1,206,992,897
+29.0
+ 16.5
+ 11.1
11 ■1
—
•
+ 86.6
give below
316,842,486,273
+
6.5
23,251,285,964
20,037,334,838
+16.0
20,196,389,077
1 74,675.486,038
160,663,603,413
+
8.7
10,998,389,939
9,888,692,139
+ 11.2
10,352,028,164
.
■
Country and Monetary Unit
;
Noon
record for the
a
FEDERAL
APRIL 10,
"
1959
Frew
$
peso—
TO
APRIL
Australia, pound
Austria, ftp-hilling
Belgium, franc—
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee—
,.
1959,
,ranslers on tne «««<*•»*
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT OF
1930
$
New
York
(Value
In
United States Money)
$
.0135518
£135518
2.244860
.0384890*'
2.244940
£384890*
.0200320
£384890*
£200350
1.037343
.210862
Apr. 15
$
,
.0135029
.0384890*
Wednesday
Apr. 14
.
.
2.244621
1.037500
.210900
.0200410
Thursday
Apr. 16
$
.0135518
2.244780
£384890*
.0200450
1.037125
1.037031
1.037343
.210925
.210925
.210912
£0311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
*
Finland, markka.
.00311405*
.00311405*
France
.00203867
£0203860.
.239170
.239155
.239125
.239100
.210937
.239115
.210982
.211025
.211025
.211037
2,817000
2.817300
2.817400
2.817200
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound—
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
)
•
»
.
—
Switzerland,
franc.
Union of South Africa, pound
-fc
Kingdom, pound sterling.
Nominal
0.
.
.00160985
.00160985
.00203855
.00160902
.00160992
£0203855
.00160985
•
•
■
i
■
weekly reporting member
the
following
principal
changes for the
week
Decreases of $302 million in loahs ad¬
justed, $708 million in balances with domestic banks,
$1,551 million in U. S. Government deposits, and $373
million in demand deposits credited to domestic banks,
and an increase of
$828 million in demand deposits ad¬
justed.
•
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $157 mil¬
lion at
all reporting
member banks; the principal
changes were decreases of $78 million.-in New-York
City, $26 million in the San Francisco District, $20 mil¬
Chicago, and $17 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
trict, and an increase of $16 million in the Boston
District. Changes according to industry appear in an-r
other press release. Loans to brokers and dealers for
lion in
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
£0277912*
.329741
.00277912*
.329741
.329808
.329808
.329808
.0800560
£800560
£800560
securities decreased $185 million.
.0800560
.0800560
creased
.265050
.140475
peseta
Sweden, krona
*
.2.816300.
.265095
2.788415
Spain,
United
.00203863
*
India, rupee—
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira —:
i~
Japan, yen—;..
Malaysia,, Malayan dollar———.
Mexico, peso
;
10,436,243,871
-
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows
ended April 8:
INCLUSIVE
Tuesday
Apr. 13
.
..
.0200314
.
16,
'Monday
—
.
2.244063
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany. Deu«fphe mark
21,486,107,285
.
Condition Statement ofMember Banks
'
.0136803
__
just passed
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in
Friday
*
week
RESERVE BANK. TO TREASURY
Apr. 10
Argentina,
12,481,3151
discontinued.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY
'
19,660,722
07l)l78)898
,
■
.
'
1875677062
)•' 337,406,051,471
+ 10.5
■
.
i
29,736,833
21,430)987
7.7
The condition statement of
We
*
6616)878,023
23.9
+
■
6.1
+
'
7.8
+
m
+ 14.3
FOREKM EXCHRNRE RATES
countHes of the world.
191,360,868
-L
67,584,618
,■
+
16,923,306.374
108,313,572,170 '
operations
167,314,411
172,643.679
■
5,466,669
-
+ 33.8
18,701,774,363
.
•Estimated.
183,078,294
6,777,391
+
+14.8
116,775,425,198
S'l15'4*2
t
6.1
■
6,535,231.873
+11.1
+ 1G.4
,
Total (18 cities)——
176,737,988
5,918,519
202,983,702
+ 19.9
.140531
.496950*
.496950*.
*
.0350350* "
.0238095*
.193293
.265035
.265110
.265105
2.789405
2.789108
.
2.789504
2.789306
.140537
.140506
.140506
v
.
J
.406950*
-
.496950*
.496950*
.0350290*
£350400*
.0350350*
.0350330*
£238095*
.0238095*
£238095*
.0238095*
•
•
.193300
.193311
.193302
.193298
.231487
.231262
.231231
.231237
2.805778
.231312
2.806475
2.806774
2.806874
2.806674
2.816300
2.817000
2.817300
2.817400
2.817200
purchasing
or
carrying U.
Sw
Government and other
Real estate loans in¬
$29 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $31 million.
Treasury notes $97 million, and U. S. Government bonds
decreased $38 million. Holdings of "other5* securities in¬
creased $111 million, of which $103 million was in New
York City.
Demand deposits adjusted increased $993 million in'
Chicago, $181 million in the San Francisco District, and
$55 million in the Richmond District; but they decreased
$260 million in the New York District, $69 million in
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial>
CO
outside of Chicago, and $53 million
in the Dallas District.
;
: i ;
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $398 million and bor¬
ihc Chicago District
decreased $264 million. Loans to
rowings from others
banks decreased $444
million.
liabilities of reporting mem¬
of assets and
A summary
*
ber banks follows:
:>
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
,
Increase (+) or
1959
v
April 9,
1958
95,1(58
55,181
—
354
303
-f- 5,334
—-—————-
industrial loans_____
adjusted*
Commercial and
30,432
—»
157
+
0
+
adjusted*———
§x>uns
Agricultural loans
589
—™
_—
—
+
+2,219
—
ing securities *,—1.369
Beat estate loans—9,863
—
19
+
+
29
24
loans
_
12,075
30,380
2,521
—.£
--
-
.
+
89
+1,151
+ 961
+2,325
+ 576
163
31
3
97
Government securities—total
Treasury bills
_——j
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
2,693
TrcaMiry notes
.—7,209
U. S, bonds
17,957
Other securities —9,607
«—
1,479
13,133
951
—
111
444
+
+
5K5
13 '
<tf.
S.
to banks.,..—
cans
;£■'
with Federal Reserve Banks.., _
Ciesci ves
in vault
Cash
.,—\
——
—
+
•—-
+
—
-
1
May
debs., series B,
1
1673
April 15, 1969
Apr 15
Century Plastic Products, Inc.—•
10-year 7% debs, dated May 1, 1953—
—-—May 1
Colonial Stores, Inc. 4.90% debs, due May 1, 1977
May 1
General Tire «te Rubber Co. 4%% subord. debs, du 1981,_May 1
1674
+2,215
—2,000
+ 790
—* 261
+ 102
—
14
—
60
708
——.—— -
borrowings:
From Federal Reserve Banks—-—,—-
+
+
10,803
1,517
634
banks
———
banks
+1,466
+1,550
+1,702
828
16
--1,551
56,717
28,439
3,550
deposits adjusted..—,—
Time deposits except U. S. Government
1). 8. Government deposits,;,,
—
Interbank demand deposits:
No.
due
1968
1,
8. f.
5'!i%
Foundries Ltd.
Iron
1673
Newberry
3+4%
Nielsen
Potash
Germany—
+<
25-year sink. ,fd. loan bonds series A, B
due Jan. 1, 1973 (as extended)
Roman Catholic Bishop of Portland (Mc.)—
1674
1
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
6%
debs,
1717
1
—
—
373
39
398
264
396
15
—
+
+
Company and Issue—
+
1,078
—
545
67
—
«&
to banks
of loans
after deduction of valuation
and
re-
individual loan items are shown gross.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
1341
5%
Ocean
Waste
•Announcement
6%
Increase ( +)
ASSETS
;■
certificate
«Gold
April 8,
April 15,
1959
1574
1468
account..—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
914,229
Total gold certificate reserves
1959
1575
19,844,121
2,800
C.
R.
other banks.
of
391,447
392,414
—
918,201
; 4
+
cash
discounts
advances
and
Industrial
12,799
19,653
—
,
notes
Other
loans
£££—1-
:
Acceptances—bought
—
33,817
+
1
—
998
28.982
47,761
—
142,920
^
outright...,
—1,745,046
8,765
*
—
621,761
494
10,447
4J. 8. Government securities:
1618
+
2,867,565
.
Bonds
■
bought
Hold under
outright
—
25,588,262
repurchase agrec't
.25,801,162
foreign
Uncollected
•tank
+1,884,290'
+
75,200
£
+2,005,190
120,900-
217,121
+
+2,616,010
15
6,140,586
premises
•Other
95,200
—
26,748,349
banks—
items
cash
+ 1,439,636
95,177
+
+
+
12,516
371,153
+
194
189,668
assets
8,938
—27,469
assets
53,801,777
LIABILITIES
•Scleral
+
1,628,250
+1,142,008
-
Reserve
notes
27,006,499
,
6,332
+
518,708
•deposits:
Member bank reserves
U.
S.
Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
18,912,606
499,414
257,262
acet.
Other
+
190,300
42,684
+
102/3.81
105,829
30,369
1,775
40,965
—
342,889
822
—
liabilities
Total
20,012,171
5,318,045
261,290
1,347,568
+
105,773
+
+
458,338
30,156
+
839
+
12,235
+
52,366,871
.
+1,616,029
+1,095,054
376,076
.
•tatio
liabs.
of
serves
note
&
gold
to
capital
190,420
and
+
+
F;
—
1,628,250
10,617
+1,142,008
.3%
—
—
4.3%
accept¬
foreign
correspondents
industrial loan commitments—
58,092
2,194
—
—
77,186
—
tNet change after
•Gept. 2,
elimination
of
Sec.
13b
5-
1
1
4-15
5-
1
4-20
7-31
7-21
4.80%
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.50%
*_,<—
$4.20 preferred
preferred
643
surplus of $27,543,000
on
1958.
(quar.)
(quar.)
-—
5-15
4-29
4-25
3-31
preferred (quar.)
Diablo (quar.)
Mount Royal Dairies, Ltd.
Narda Microwave Corp. (N. Y.) —
6tock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
for
each
4-30
4-17
5-
4-
1
3
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-20
4-
5-
1
for
each
1
4-15
3
5-15
5-
1
5- 4
5-30
3-25
3-
1
4-15
5-
1
t-15
National
Airlines
Casket
5-
1
4-15
4-27*
4- 6
3-
if
3-
1
4-10
4-10
4-24
4-13
B-30
5-15
4-30
4-15
4-30
7-31
11-16
10-30
Electric
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-30
4-20
4-30
4-16
1
25c
5-15
5-
2%
15c
—
& Mfg. (stock dividend)
Welding Machine Co.
National Chemical
National
2%%
Co
Class
preferred
and
including
^
common
S-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-17
ing tenders, and the
6%
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock called for
redemption,
redemption
or
3%
3%
(stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
0-
1
4-30
0-
1
4-30
Ltd.
75c
75c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
fund
provisions.
last date for mak¬
page number
gives the location in
the current volume (except where
otherwise indicated)
•n which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)
National Securities
7-
2
10-
1
9-
4
1-4-60
12-
4
6- 5
National Dividend
20c
series
National Income
series
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4%%
4-7
4-23
4- 2
OF TENDER
,
Common
..
Date
4texington Ave. & 42nd St. Corp. modified second income
2% bonds due Sept. 1, 1970
Mar
Pag0
1677
V. S.
Industries, Inc.—
SWi'o com. subord. d^bs.,
Neptune
$2.40
25
New
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
Meter,
common
preferred
Dec,
1,
1971
Apr 30
1177
(H.
5%%
^
3- 1
$130
4-24
4- 3
5-13
3-
1
5-15
6-
1
-
12%c
4-17
7-17
1
6-22
4-24
4- 3
1
4-21
4-24
4- 0
6-
1
5-15
0-
1
5-11
4-21
4- 3
3-
4-18
9-
1
4-20
5-15
6-30
6*18
12 %c
4-23
4-10
$1.50
5- S
9-15
8-15
4-30
5-15
4-17
8- 1
8-15
5-15
4-30
4-30
4-
10c
(quar.)
9-
4-23
715c
1
5-
71c
5-
1
7
4-15
8
4-15
8-15
4-17
9-
1
4- 3
30c
4-20
3-31
40o
5-
1
4-15
30o
6-
1
3-
2%
0-
1
3- 7
30c
6-
1
3-
2%
——
r—<
—
(quar.)
—
745o
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Pre way,
Inc.
Gardner
3.35%
1
4-17
Puritan
9- 1
4-20
.and
preferred
Fund,
Inc.
1
4-10
3-
1
4-10
$1.10
5-
1
4-10
$1.17
3-
1
4-10
$1.07%
$1.50
6-
4
97 %C
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-13
$1
5%
3%
3-20
5-20
5-
1
440
5-
1
4-20
4-21
4-
6-
1
3- 7
4-20
4- 7
6
7c
5-
1
4-10
62 %c
5-
1
4-10
55c
0-19
0-
30c
5- 5
4-13
$1.75
6-
1
1
5-20
4-27
4- 0
4-20
4- 0
5-15
$1.06 %
4-30
4-10
4-30
4-10
90c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
9-
I
1
5-20
72%c
3-29
4-29
25%
5- 1
4-15
750c
5- 1
4- 3
10c
(quar.)
dividend)
(quar.)
—
30c
0-
Colorado, com.
(quar.)
6- 1
8-13
47 %c
5-
1
4-14
$1.06%
(increased)
6-
1
5-14
6-
New
3-14
6- 1
5-14
$1.16
6- 1
5-14
250
of
1
$1.12%
3-13
4-24
84c
3-13
4-24
$1.12%
6-13
4-24
$1.05
Hampshire—
(quar.)
preferred
'■
4-10
5-
95c
$1.17%
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
Common
4-21
5c
(quar.)
4%%
Co.
1
4-30
$1.37%
pfd.
4.20%
Service
a-
4-20
1
30c
4y4%
Public
5-
5-15
87 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
5-13
4-30
35c
(quar.)
Service Co. of
1
5-15
100%
3.60%
(stock
1
6-
$1.25
—
4%%
Price Bros & Co., Ltd.
6-
$1.00%
25c
(quar.)
Electric,
5-15
17 %c
—
(quar.)
Edison Co.,
5- 7
1
15c
'
(Del.)
1
6-
$1.25
preferred
K.)
1
0-
$1.00
715c
(quar.)
(Inltial-quar.>-
common
1
$1.16
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred B
4.50%
(increased)—
7-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Prince
England Fund—
New York Merchandise
7-23
7%c
(quar.)
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Public
5-
6-22
4-23
—
(quar.),
Company,
Potomac
4- 2
17c
4-16
1
20h
dividend
Plymouth Rubber
4- 2
35c
60c
1
7-
7$1.50
non-voting
conv.
Porter
4-23
4-16
(quar.)
.
(increased)
voting
preferred
$3.50
4-23
5-13
Certificates of beneficial Interest
due
7%
4- 2
4-30
(quar.)
4-16
5-
730
■
;
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh Railways (increased)
Pittsburgh. Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
4- 2
12%c
-
1
60c
(quar.)
Airways
Stock dividend
4-23
Neon Products
NOTICE
Company and Issue—
4-18
5-
10c
—
Plllsbury Co.. new com.
4-23
$1.06%
—
pfd. (quar.)
4-15
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
6c
series
National Theatres
5%
21c
series—
8- I
5-15
25%
Piedmont & Northern Ry.
29c
Stocks
1
20c
Ltd.,
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
$2.80%
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrfstown RR.
Quarterly
——
Philip Morris, Inc.—
3.90% preferred (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Fhfllips
Lamps
(stock
dividend)—
—
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
Common (stock dividend)
*
20c
National Growth
4-10
6-
$1.23
dividend
President
series
National Stock
5-1
& Research Corp.—
National Balanced
4-10
4-24
4-15
15c
World
Chemical
4.70%
B
3-31
4-24
60c
—
Square Mutual Fund—•
Plttston
National Lead Co.—1
those called under sinking
The date indicates the
A
Class A
Fund Notices
a
B
National Hosiery Mills,
Class A
(quar.)
Redemption Calls and Sinking
^Below will be found
A
Class
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Perkins Machine <fc Gear (quar.)
Permanente Cement
(quar.),
6- 1
7c
4-20
$1.43
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.
4-15
56%c
58c
3-31
$1
4.25%
8-17
pfd. (quar.)
4-20
$1.44
.—
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.64% preferred (quar.)
8-13
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
4-10'
$1.19
(quar.)
Canadian Investment,
preferred
Stock
1
Oorp.
National Aeronautical
1
$1.25
Chemical Co.
Common
Ultrasonics Cbrp.
Narragansett Electric Co., 4%%
4.64% preferred (quar.),.
1
5-
$1.16
.
(quar.)
Common
6-20
held)—
100 shares
4-15
5-
4-30
Penobscot Chemical Flore—
4-15
5-
Mfg.
Pennsalt
4-30
held)
100 shares
4-17
*
Products
American
$6
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp,
for each
1
23 %c
(quar.)—
Co. of Canada, Ltd
Paymaster Consolidated Mines, Ltd.
Penman's Ltd., common (quar.)
4-21
held)
100 shares
5-
7250
(quar.)
Parker Drilling
f25c
Class
■
common
Parke, Davis & Co. (quar.)
Parker <S. C.) &: Co., 40c pfd.
$3.50
725c
preferred (s-a)
Royal Rice Mills Ltd., com. (quar.)__
4-23
4-15
7$3
(quar.)—
Park
4-30
Gc
6c
6%
4-23
4-30
4-30
-
230
Corp.—
Stock div. (7 shs. for each $h. held)
4-16
Mount
4-10
4-30
Pantex Mfg.
National Homes Corp.—
'
™d.,
Electronics
Pan
Mount Clemens Metal Products—
7%
Clay
Stock
Montana Power Co., common (quar.)
1
$1.00
$5 preference
Paper,
Pall Corp.
4-16
1
6-
4-10
5-
7S1.75
(SfA)
Pacolet
4-15
5-
1
35c
$1.25
30c
1%
15c
$1.10
$1.20
$1.12%
50c
$1.05
$1.50
—
1
25c
Packard-Bell
Pcnn
5% preferred (quar.)
—
Mojud Company
Molybdenum Corp.
(stock dividend)
Monarch Mills (quar.)
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
National
360
4-15
5-11
$1.14
20c
—
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda
R.
42.2%
3
Mississippi Power & Light—
(quar.)
4-10
5-
75c
.
6-
5-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
4-10
1
25C
(quar-)
(stock dividend)
(Del.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Pacific Lighting Corp. (quar.)
Pacific Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
3-27
1
3-15
5-
4.36%
4.56%
1
3-
Pacific Finance Corp.
$1.09
(Interim)
3-31
3-
20C
preferred B (quar.)
convertible preferred C
Pacific
5-18
5-15
12c
$1.06 %
40c
50c
(monthly)
1
711
—
Pacific-Atlantic
25,902
f31,669
re¬
combined
Contingent liability on
ances
purchased for
11,138
+
+
53,801,777
accts.
certificate
deposit
liabilities
1,083
+
868,410
—
8
6-13
5-
3-31
5-
Holders
Payable oj licc.
$1.10
$1.22%
37%c
Extra
Capital paid in
Curplus
Other capital accounts,,
Total
—
Miller & Riioades Inc., 4%% Pfd. (quar.)__
Minnesota <fc Ontario Paper (quar.)
Mount
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
—
———
Miles Laboratories
$6
Total deposits
deferred availability cash items
Other liabs. & accrued divids.
12 %c
20%
725c
5%
+; 5c
$25
(quar.)—
Mcyercord Co. (quar.)
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
Midwest Piping Co. (quar.)_—-—„
Common
Total
Power Co.
Minute Maid Corp.
Total loans and securities,,
•hie- from
305,486
20,000
+
212,900
Total U. 8. Govt, securities
-I618,590
—1,296,379
+2,867,565
2,483,771
-
Total
Metal Hose
When
35c
10%
—_
(quar,)—
Tubing (stock dividend)
Messenger Corp.
Stock dividend
95,200
+
1,587,200
10.649,726
,
Certificates
Notes
(quar.)
(initial stock dividend)
Stores
Mesabl Iron
Mexican Light
:V Bought outrightBills
Mercantile
4-20
1
62 %C
com.
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
Common (quar.)—
.*—«
4.65% preferred A (quar.)
Oxford
6-
3-31
4-16
25c
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
——25c
(quar.)
Meugel Company
4-24
4-30
25c
Outlet Company
Per
''' 1
25c
(s-a)
Electric Co.,
&
Gas
preferred
7%
(Continued from page 14)
Share
4-10
4-30
25c
(quar.)
—
Ontario Steel Products,
3,
DIVIDENDS
...
5- 4
3-18
•
:
25o
A
preferred C (quar.)
4%
preferred D (quar.)—
Otis Elevator Co. (quar.)
Name oj Company
5-22
5-22
25c
.
4.75%
',;••+■
—
fl-20
6-30
r
—
5.75%
1958
3-26
27% c
stock
Ontario 6s Quebec Ry.
1578
or
—1,808,499
+
63,453
9,999
18,920,892
1
7400
(quar.)
Class B
this. Issue.
April 16,
3-23
3-
$1.50
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
Old National Corp., class A
Decrease (—) Sine®
.r.;
4-14
1
"W.'j :
i
8.75%
I *
4-14
1
5-
500
—
4%
1574
(In thousands of dollars)
•
B
Oklahoma
1
8
preferred
In
1
5-
Ltd.—
Drilling & Exploration—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Co.—
stock -——
Jun
King Corp. 6% cumul. conv. pfd. series B stock—May
second
cumul.
5-
23c
1572
Jun 30
Jun
1
Inc.—
Transmission
Gas
20c
37 %C
_
(increased)—,,
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
dobs,
f.
s.
4-10
Northwestern Steel & Wive
1
due 1S61
May 13
Kilembe Copper Cobalt Ltd. 5% % collateral debentures
due Oct.
1, 1965
May 18
Stock purchase warrants dated Oct. 1, 1955
—May 19
Koehring Co., 5% preferred stock, series B
Dec 15
Maytag Co. cumulative preference stock
—,—May 1
Sicks' Breweries, Ltd., 6%
preferred stock
May 1
subord.
Tennessee
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
preferred stock
cumul. prior pfd. s.tock
Refineries
International
6- a
4-24
—
Northwest Industries
Page
prcf. stk.—May
8%
Inc.
Forster,
Flagg-Utiea Corp., 5%
8-13
7- 2
15c
25o
1718
.—Apr 30
cum.
0-15
762%C
$1.23
"(quar.)
split—
Northwest Engineering Co., class
1717
Date
6%
4- f
715c
Extra
1961
8-14
4-18
8-11
50c
Extra
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone Ltd.,
9-24
5- 8
15o
44c
(New Hampshire)
Thrce-for-ono
CALLED
,
4-10
4- 2
Northwest Bancorporatlon—
1285
-May
5-29
1
25c
(Increased)
(quar.)
Northern RR.
Class
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd.—■
5% gen. intgo. debentures due
5-
4-24
Northern States Power (Minn.)—
Common
(increased)
1
stock
Apr 15
Pipeline Corp. 6%% debs, due 1976-May 1
ISSUES
4-16
(quar.)
Common
1717
Ilinois
ENTIRE
1
6-12
25C
(quar.)
Gas Co., com.
Northern Quebec Power Co.,
1717
1
1
May
1st. intge. pipe line bonds due Nov. 1, 1976
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
4:?4%
Cumulative preferred stock, $5 series,,
Time Finance Corp. 50-cent conv. preferred
5-
35c
Ltd., class A
Northern Pacific Ry.
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
Texas
93%C
(quar.)
37 %o
May
May
due May 1, 1978
4-18
preference (quar.)„
Insurance (N. Y.>—
4.40%
Northern
Co.—
due Nov. 1, 1977
dated March 1, 1958,
debs.,
5%
1
preferred
Common
•
1717
1
5-
5% preferred (quar.)
:
Northern Indiana Public Service—
1393
1
5
25c
(1956 series)
Northern Engineering Works (quar.)—,—
Northern Illinois Corp., common (quar.)
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
167!)
series V bonds duo Nov. 1, 1963
May
debs, due Feb. 1, 1962—,—-May
Southern California Gas Co. 1st mtge. bonds, scries C,
due 1983
(5+8%)
May
6-
(Mtl.)
Company
North Star Oil,
C
3%%
1st mtge.
1
(quar.)
Corp.
C.)
Northern Illinois
Seabrook Farms Co. 3%%
6
7-
Norfolk k Western Ry., 4% pfd. (quar.)
North American Coal (quar.)
1
1
6
6-
$1.12%
IOC
1676
May
6-
1
(two-for-one stock split) —
North American Life Insurance (Chicago)—
Syndicate ol
and
1
7-
Chemical
Nopco
1
7-
Co.
'
preferred (quar.)
(A.
$2.50
bonds due Mar. 1, 1973————May
Pan American Sulphur Co., 5% subord. income debs, due
April l, 1967
:
May
mtge. 4+4%
5-15
93+ic
(J. J.)
Niagara Share
National Gas & Oil Corp.—
1st
York Wire Cloth
New
May 7
series due Mar. 1, 1975
intge, bonds, 3%
1st
$4.50
Co.—
Power
5(4%
•ccres;
debentures
convertible
Canada
Crum
others
•Exclusive
due May 1,
1953
4%%
4-17
57 %c
$1.12%
—
preferred (quar.).
preferred (1949 series)
preferred (quar.)
334%
p
Ciemand
From
May
subordinated
1973,,—
American Electronics Laboratories, Inc. 0%
series
Gfls*
&
(quar.)
Common
1
5
Payable 0) Rec.
Share
|
New Yo»k. State Electric
^
Corpora
Transcontinental Gas
LIABILITIES- -
Domestic
+1,534
38
—
2,353
balances with domestic banks-—
Foreign
131
.328
185
chasing or carrying securities.—2,090
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
Other
301
brokers and dealers for pur¬
to
Finance
Junior subord. debs, due Sept. A, 1970
—May
Air Reduction Co., Inc., 4%% cumula. conv. pfd. stk._,Jun
American Discount Co. of Georgia 5.90% capital debs,,
6%%
Georgia
(In. millions of dollars)
-
•abatis and investment
Loan:;
(—) Since
April 1,
1959
April 8,
ASSETS-
Admiral
Name of CevipaniJ
Wage
Date
Holders
When
Per
REDEMPTION?
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—«
due
Decrease
•
.
.
(1838;
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quarterly from current
accumulated net income)—u-
9c
.4-23
.
4- f
Volume
189
Number 5839
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
61
(1839)
per
Name of
Company
6%
'
.
Oats Co., common
preferred
<quar.)__
Quaker
When
Share
(quar.)
.
H olden
Per
Payable of Rec.
50c
4-20
$1.50
Name of
3-24
4-20
Southland
3-24
net investment
Quebec
Power
Co.
income—
IOC "
(quar.)—
-
i
5-
1
4-23
t40c
5-25
4-15
fl5c
5-
1
33'/3 %
4-20
Southwestern
Drug,
Electric
4.40%
Holders
4-27
4-24
common
(quar.)
6-10
5-29
$1
12-10
11-30
(quar.)
Southwestern Public Service,
$3.50
4-30
$3.50
50c
5-18
common (quar.)
5-
E.
«fc
Radio
Corp.
$3.50
preferred
Raymond
International
preferred
(quar.)„_
(N. Y.)
(Canada), Ltd.
2nd
(quar.).
,
5-
1
4-22
6-26
6-12
5-
1
4-15
5-
5
6-15
9-15
10-
1
9-15
preferred
common
(initial)
B
$3.60
Com.
1
5-
5%
6
4-
1
A
Management
System (quar.)
4-10
Washington Gas Light, common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
5-14
5rl4
Stone
1
5-14
Storer
$1.183i
6-
1
5-14
$.1.23%
(quar.)
6-
1
5-14
50c
6-15
6-
(quar.)
.
6-15
66-
A
$2
7-
1
90c
5-
1
4-30
•
.'4-21
3-31
6-20
+25c
6-
1
1
6-
25c
5-14
5-
3-
4-
1
5c
6-10
5-27
5-
4-
$40c
1
6
5.2%
conv.
1
5-18
4-20
15c
4-24
4-10
4-30
3-30
IOC
5-31
4-30
10c
6-30
5-29
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-
5-29
Western
6-15
Precipitation Corp.
5-29
65c
B- 1
5-
4-15
1
8-15
17'Ac
4-30
4-15
5-15
4-21
Class B (quar.)
4%
preferred (s-a)
Taylor & Fenn Co., common (quar.)
»
4.32% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Telechrome Mfg., class A (stock
dividend)—
5-15
4-21
20c
5-15
4-21
5-
20c
The
three
these
pfd.
div.
columns
6-
1
4-15
1
$4
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
$4.76
preferred
$25c
4-24
3-26
$4.84
$$1.25
4-24
3-26
Texaco Canada,
$6c
6-15
5-25
2%
7-24
7-
5-
(quar.)
Ltd.—
4%
V
1
Sawhill Tubular Products—
Stock dividend
;7
Ecarfe & Co.,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Schenley Industries—
'
payments
i
$20c
1
1
Stock
5%
8-11
4-20
Stock
dividend
5%
8-10
7-20
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
27^c
$4
preferred
Scovill
1
8-
1
7-17
85c
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
4-17
(q 'ar.)
$1
preferred
Scythes
&
Stock
6-18
8- 3
Stock
dividend
dividend
(quar.)
Seaboard
Finance
Surety
(stock
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
.
Two-for-one stock split
(Quarterly
from
Shareholders
Trust
Shares
of
investment
of
Common
Class
20c
Income)
,
Mfg. Corp.,,,.
Save
Sierra
$20c
common
(1957)
20c
6-12
15c
5-
1
4-
4-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Smith
shares
(A.
O.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sorob&n
South
South
Southern
Canada
Common
Southern
4.72%
4.72%
Southern
4.80%
Southern
Southern
Indiana
Materials
5%
non-cum
non-cum
8puth
4- 7
5- 1
4-21
35c
5.04%
1%
common
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
7-10
1
10-8
18c
4-30
3-38
9c
4-30
4-15
5-30
5-15
So
6-27
6-12
Electric Power Co.—
4-30
4-18
4o
4-30
4-18
30c
8-20
5-20
81.23
5-
1
4-15
$1.26
5-
1
4-18
$1.27
8-
1
4-18
1
4-10
250
6- 2
8- 4
$1.11
5- 1
4-15
15c
4-23
4- 3
!
25c
3-
1
6-
1
5-20
25o
7-
1
25o
8-
1
6-10
7-20
25c
4-30
4-1$
Yates-American Machine
6-
1
5-15
Yellow
Cab
Co.,
common
5-
1
6%
convertible preferred
5-
4-15
8*
convertible
County
4-27
4-
7
Zeller's
4-30
4-
3
4Vz%
5-
1
preferred
Gas
1
4-15
$1.22%
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-
0
37*4c
7-31
4-
8
6-
1
4-18
$30c
5-1
4-1
156)40
5-1
4-1
(quar.)™
65c
;_i
common
preferred
(quar.)
a
Less British
y
Previously published
5-15
8-14
11-25
4-30
——
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable In Canadian
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%: resident tax 7%.
4-15
5-25
8-25
Ltd.,
4-30
37V4o
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-20
*
4-15
5-
25c
20c
5-15
633Ac
„
*"
4-20
25o
Monthly
Monthly
5-15
25c
■>
Monthly
5-15
(quar.)
.
Monthly
1
'«
5-
42V&0
5-21
York
(Dallas)
61.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
25 c
4-14)
811-
So
6-
20c
5- 1
350
0-
mn
.
35c
'quar.)
Worcester County Electric—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Wright Line, class B (Increased-quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.—
9
1
9-4
12- 4
5-
4-28
20c
6- 8
1
1-4-60
1%
Witco Chemical (cjuar.)
Wooiworth (F. W.) Co.
5
1
10-
-
3-15
7-1
1%
preferred
5.08%
6-10
4-20
4-
$L42'A
La
Salle
St.
the
at
Moo-
eource.
Income tax.
date
was
incorrect.
The
corrected
pajrmwt
date
and /or record date Is Indicated here.
Jamaica Income tax.
Payable In U. 8. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresidents tax
xLess
*
11-16
4-17
5-
13'Ac
4-20
4-10
5-15
4-20
$1
—
Inc., class A
62%c
5-15
4-20
92%c
(quar.)
Guys from Harrison,
'
4-13
4-15
4-10
Union
1
4-10
1
3-20
United Aircraft Corp.—
4% preference (1955 series)
4% preference (1956 series)
5-20
4-30
5-15
4-20
4-30
3-31
4-28
5-
1
1
5-
4-15
1
4-15
Keno
New
United
Printers
4-30
4-
4
«-
1
8-
1
5-15
.$0.2656 %
8-
1
5-15
4-20
Co.—
59c
5-
I
4-10
59c
5-
1
4-10
Electric—
1
4-15
10c
(quar.)
55-
1
4-10
,25c
5-
1
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
S,
&
Canal
Publishers
preferred
Envelope
8
Hoffman
4% %
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-30
4-10
the quarter
60c
6-30
5-29
7- 1
6-29
After
regular
stocks, earnings
'25c
8-15
ft-15
25c
$-18
8-14
was
$938,000,
vs.
dividends
were
$573,000 In the
on
same quarter of 1958.
company's outstanding
preferred
share on 940,437 common
the
equal to 67 cent3 per
25c
5- 1
4-14
shares
4-20
3-20
7-10
6-19
4-21
4- 7
first quarter of 1958, the
company reported net earnings
per share on 601,467 common shares then outstanding.
company paid a 10% stock dividend on Dec. 31, 1958.
Adjusted i
to an equivalent basis with the current
year, earnings in
the first
quarter of 1958 would have been equal to 61 cents per share.
i
$2.50
15c
82 %c
5-1
4-3
In
outstanding at March 31, 1959.
the
equal to 68 cents
The
25c
5-1
4-8
5-1
4-3
administration.
6-
5-21
executive
25c
(N. Y.)
Machinery
preferred
(quar.)
25c
5-
1
1
4-15
Corp.—
(s-a)_
22Vic
preferred (quar.)
7- 1
$2
8-13
5-25
15c
8%
&
Reuben
Golin
has
been
Mr.
Golin
elected
will
Vice-President
also
be
for
5-18
4-30
$1.50
5- 1
4-24
5- 1
4-16
5-
4-15
5-12
a
member
.
executive
of
committee.
the
policy
company's
I.
.
.
Mr.
Golin, who has been a senior partner of the law firm
ofrHalui^
Golin, 350 Fifth Avenue, for more than 30 years, served as
legal
counsel to Talcott for the past 15
years. He will relinquish his position
with the law firm, which will continue as
Hahn, Hessen, Margolis So
Ryan, and will Join Talcott about June 1.—V. 189, p. 1717.
&
Pharmaceutical
(quar.)
United Stores Corp.,
(quar.)
corporation on April 16 reported consolidated net Income 111
first quarter of 1959 amounted to
$679,814, compared to $458,858
the first quarter of 1938. Provision for Federal taxes on income in
the
,
(quar.)
United States Vitamin
Corp.
Talcott, Inc.—Reports Increased Net Income
37Vic
-
(quar.)
U. S. Fire Insurance
U.
(James)
in
4-10
(quar.)__
$1
t6c
(increased-quar.)—
Ltd.
RR.
&
U. 8. Rubber Co.,
$1.20
(quar.)
6%
U.
5-15
Corp.
Mines.
Jersey
United Shoe Machinery, common
Extra
5-15
.
(Increased)
com.
(quar.)
4
22'4c
5-
1
6c
United
4-
4-30
3
4-15
$1.06'A
Improvement,
United
4-30
$62'/a c
Ga3
4(4%
6
4-29
1
(Continued from page 11)
(quar.)
(quar.)
profits)
United
4
$1
4-
5-11
INVESTMENT NEWS
4-20
5-
This
4-
4-
5-15
$8c
25c
87 %c
(quar.)
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
Funds—
4-
4-30
65c
.
(Calif.)
6
75c
(quar. i
Co.
preferred
United-Greenfield
25c
(quar.)
Oil
United Continental Fund, (4c from net in¬
vestment income and 2c from securities
4-15
4-30
12»/aC
preferred
')
3-31
$50c
28c
(quar.).
(quar.).
1
5-
28'4c
:
$3.50
preferred
4-27
8-
7 VaC
common
$3,70
United
1
&
preferred
.
5-13
$1.49
4-20
$30c
(quar.)
Power
4-10
1
6-
22 '/a C
5-
30c
1
preferred
5-15
5-
$1.12%
5-15
Southern Railway-*—
:5%
6-15
4-30
4-15
12
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
Nevada
1
1
$30c
(quar.),.
__I
1st preferred
30c
$1.14
$1.14
4-30
56-
Power Co., Ltd.—
Power
4-21
4-21
Union Electric Co.—
33c
.
2nd preferred
4-15
25c
4-10
$25c
(near )
(quar.)
4-16
1
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
5-22
5-15
-—
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
61c
:
(quar.)
Colorado
1
5-
17'Ac
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
Common (quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
$4.90 preferred (quar.)
Two
40c
common
California Water,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
5-
50c
(one share of Highway
Trailer Industries for each 10 shs. held)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
208
5-22
8-10
;
$1.06'A
Trinity Universal Insurance
4-10
6-10
I
-
dividend)
$5.96 preferred
$5.70 preferred
5-1
Monthly
4-15
Continental Industries—
(Stock
5-15
20c
Southern
4 '/i To
4-15
1
10c
(quar.)
4-30
(reduced)
;
Trans
2
35c
Engineering, olass A
preferred
Company
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
South Texas
Development, class A (quar.),.
Class B (quar.)
j.
Southern California Edison, com.
(quar.),.
4.48To
preferred
(quar.)
4%
1
.
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
$45c
Coast Corp. (quar.)
Georgia Natural Gas
4.5«%
5-
3-
stockhold¬
to
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
Common
preferred
5-15
.Smith-Douglas Co. (quar.)
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2
5
4-10
Ltd.—
Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)„
Corp.
stock split subject
approval April 16)
Industries
(quar.)
Tinnerman Products (quar.)
SI
-
Paper (reduced)
(N.) & Co., Ltd.,
5-
5-15
common
(T. S.) & Co.,
3-31
—
ers
3-20
Simplex
-Slater
(quar.)
(3-for-l
4-19
$1.50
(quar.)
American
4-10
4-30
4-20
Thompson
4-14
5-15
Ltd.
preferred
Simins
5-25
w
Co.,
Pacific Power,
$2.44
Simco.
3-31
$33»/3c
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.),
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada,
Common (quar.) :
&
1
3-31
America
Sheraton-Gibson, 6To
Sherwin-Williams
4-28
4-30
,1
.
of
?
6
Power Co.—
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
4-
10c
A
Sheraton
4-25
7c
interest
'
Sheller
: %:
4-15
Boston—
beneficial
Shawinigan Water &
— —
4-30
1
$1.25
6%
preferred (1987)
(quar.)
Wisconsin Fund, Inc. (from investment Inc.)
Wisconsin Public Service Corp., com. (qnar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
1
5-30
Line—
Texas Power & Light, $4.56
preferred (quar.)
Thiokol Chemical (stock dividend)—
Trane
10c
4-15
4-15
3-
j
Wisconsin
$1.16
Pipe
1
6-15
(quar.)
Sein. Roe & Farnhain Balanced Fund
Selected American Shares Inc.—
4-30
4-30
20c
4-10
■
Security Columbian Banknote
4-15
85c
4-10
$1
-
Gas
4.25%
9
)
6-10
-4-30
25c
1
$1.27
(quar.)
5-13
5-13
4-18
17Vic
1
$40c
(quar.)
preferred
5-14
4-
5-1
7- 1
81.43%
81
5-
$1.14
1
6-15
4-20
4-30
12Yac
5-
(quar.)
1
5-11
2%
25%
4-20
1
5-15
$1.25
5-
$$1
6-
$31 \\o
dividend)
(stock dividend),,.
1
5-
4-14
,
$1.21
Edison, common (quar.)
4'A To preferred (quar.)
6-
$25c
3-
Winfield Growth Industries Fund, Inc.
Stores
(monthly)
(quar.)
6-
91Y4C
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
4-20
Monthly
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Natural
Co.,
Common
(quar.)
Illinois
Common
St
,
4-14
1
Winn-Dixie
Toledo
Co..
Seaboard
Shop
4-17
Manufacturing—
$3.65
5%
5-
27J/aC
5 Vs To preferred (quar.)
.Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.)
1
1
20c
$1
$1.19
preferred
4.64%
Texas
-Schwitzer Corp.—
55-
(quar.)
dividend
1
Common
(quar.)
.
5-15
3-
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
6-
The
(quar.)
preferred
5.08%
4-15
dividend
1
50c
3iy»c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
1
reported In
incorrect.
Electric Service, $4 pfd.
4.56% preferred (quar.)
3
Stock
6-
83.12V&
Chocolate—
$5 preferred (quar.)
Williams & Co.
6-15
intended for the Texas
Texas
A
cnnifnn
4-10
(quar.)
2%
preferred
preferred
Stores
6-
Texas
1
preferred
V4-30
10c
preferred
$5c
Power & Light Co.
Power & Light Co.—
X
4Va To
Wilson
were
were
9-
New
RR.
27c
Temco Aircraft Corp.-—
6-15
5%
3%
Wilbur-Suchard
25c
9-15
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
4-23
Whiting Corp.
25c
7
White
$1.25
(quar.).
5-15
$1.50
—
(quar.)
$1.25
common
5c
5-
10c
4-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4-15
—-
4-
(quar.)
A
Extra
7- 2
A
Corp.,
4-18
4-15
—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common
7- 1
A
Lawrence
4-18
4-28
Westminster Paper, class A (quar.)
Olass B (quar.)
4-15
65c
4-20
4-20
1
13c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
1
5
5-
1
Western Tablet & Stationery
Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
4-20
55-
,
,
32M»c
75c
6-15
4-30
4-30
62M»c
Pacific
12 %c
5-15
5- 1
(quar.)—
Western
4-15
7-17
5- 8
56o
all arrears)
0-19
4-20
preferred
5To
payment clears
(quar.)
Light & Telephone, com.
5% preferred (quar.)
5.20% preferred (quar.)
6c
preferred
declarations
25c
(this
A
$3c
Co.—
:
A
Class
35c
5-29
$1.07'/a
Class
Western
$$1.25
6-29
$1-r
■
4-13
1
1
30c
Wells
7- 1
5-
4-15
8-
$1.06Vi
$1.26
(Quar. from net investment income)
Industries (stock dividend)-..
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
(s-a)
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
8
4-24
25c
$6 conv. pfd.
United Transit Corp., common
5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.).™™
'16c
82%c
1
•
Wellington Equity Fund—
45c
(quar.)
8- 1
6-1
40c
56c
common
5-1
-
20c
(quar.)
T. I. M. E., Inc.
1
10c
—
(monthly)
_
4-
Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)
4
30c
Ry.
12-15
4-25
5-15
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Broadcasting,
5-1
(quar.)
;
$5 preferred (quar.)
Watson Bros. Transportation, class A
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
5-15
6-
$$1.06J/4
—
12-31
15c
5.2% conv. preferred (1952-1954 series)—
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
(quar.) —
Super Mold Corp. (Calif.)
(quar.)
'
(quar.),
$1.25
Srawbridge &; Clothier, common (quar.)
Stubnitz-Greene Corp., com. (reduced quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas
Oorp.—
5
6-15
9-15
preferred (quar.)
Container (quar.)
Class B
5
$.08333
_
9-30
4%To
5
37%C
:
6-15
$1.25
;
8-80
4-20
1
100%
10c
Walker Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bros. Pictures (quar.)
4-17
1
4-15
.
Warner
Stern Textiles
preferred
preferred
Sh
.
4-10
1
6-
Corp
Francisco
Common, (resumed)
.
4-15
4-30
6-
8- 1
-
1
5-
6-
4-18
37V4o
15e
1
37 Vic
(J. P.) & Co.
&
5-15
10e
1
12'/ac
Stern
5- 1
5-12
lOo
5-
$1.25
4-18
4-25
25c
—
5-
(quar.)
Stevens
25o
8.052
(quar.)
8-
preferred C
5%
4-10
preferred
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.
Von's Grocery Co. (quar.)—
$15c
(quar.)
4- 8
Subject to approval of stockholders
$56'Ac
-
4-30
1
Virginia Railway—
Cr%
preferred
(quar.)
4-15
4-10
6o
$10e
^
' £
J
gains)
4-ie
4-17
5To
,
4-23
1
4-20
4- 1
Camp Sea Food Co. (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America (quar.)
Vanderbilt Mutual Fund
5-20
5-15
1
4-15
4-30
Van
1
1
5-
1
5-1
20c
■,;
.
Line Fund—
6%
(quar.)
5(:,'o
,
12-
6-
12'/ac
5-
25c
class
(quar.)
Stores, Inc., com.
(monthly)
Common (monthly)
4~%- preferred (quar.)
i
12-15
50c
B
K 43%
-
■■■"..
:
(3c from earned inc. and 2c from capital
6-12
(quar.)
4-25
4-15
Value
9-14
preferred A
$1
Common
•
1
1
5%
3-
1
$1.50 convertible preferred series A (quar.)
Varian Associates, (Calif.)
(stock dividend)
40c
Parts Corp.
Sterling Precision Corp.—
30c
4-18
5-
Vangas, Inc.—
30c
...
preferred
)
(quar.)
(New Jersey)—
Steel
9
45c
(s-a)
(quar.)
A
Saieway
.
$1.60
Insurance
5- 1
4-15
7-
4-15
1
$1.31 Y*
4-15
10-
4-10
4-10
8- 1
*1.37Vi
ft-
1
5- 1
5-
40c
(quar.)
ft- 1
30c
f
$1.02 Vz
Safety Industries
f
7-20
9c
I
"
(quar.),
_
Dredging,
80c
16o
-
56'Ac
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4-20
(quar.)
Royalties
'
7-20
preferred
$1.02%
preferred (quar.)
-Roxbury Carpet Co.
(quar.)
,
7-20
1
Quarterly
Class
4-15
1
55-
$15c
preferred
1
8-
4-15
933/4C
(quar.)
Louis-San
8-
1
20c
(quar.)
class
5-
4-
100%
(quar.)
Paper Co. Ltd.,
<.30 To
7-20
$1.15
4-15
preferred
.
7-20
1
4-18
4-30
preferred (quar.)
53A% preferred (quar.)
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. (s-a)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
4-10
1
5-
87 »/2c
(stock dividend).
4',4 %
St.
1
1
8-
5c
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class
3-24
4-25
593,#c
—
B
4-15
25c
J
Aircraft
r
4-30
4-23
88-
$1.10
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.—
4% To preferred (quar.)
12-15
5-19
4-25
75c
(quar.)
H
Corp.,
1-1-60
10c
92'/ac
1-15
4-30
10%
5Va %
7-20
$103 3A
2-1-60
(increased-quar.)—
dividend
8-
5'A%
7-20
30c
Standard Fire
1
1
1
97y2c
.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Standard
1
88-
(quar.)
6-15
7-
4-20
27'Ac
4
4-16
1
4-20
1
Inc.
87%o
—
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., common
(quar.)
Upjohn Company (quar.)
Upper Peninsular Power, common (quar.)—
4-20
1
ft-
27'/aC
-
Vs To preferred (quar.)
Spokane International RR.
4-30
10-
28c
—_
Common
4-28
.
preferred
preferred
1
ft-
92 %C
Controls
Stock
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
7-
"
30c
—
Rochester & Genessee Valley RR.
Ryder
4-22
28c
—
participating preferred
Participating
Class
1
$1.19
$1.50
Rohr
5-
4.40%
4.60%
4-15
4-30
(Canada)—
(quar.)
43A% preferred I (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.).
Robbins & Myers, Inc., common
Rollamd
4-21
1
preferred
ft-
$1.03%
97%C
.
25c
preferred
"
5-
27c
(quar.)
preferred
'Rogers
preferred
9
5-15
45c
__
.
preferred
4-
4-28
$15c
•.
(quar.)
preferred
•
3.70%
3.90%
25c
River.-Brawl-Rice Mills Inc.
(quar.)i
Rochester Gas & Electric Co., com.
(quar.)—
4%
preferred F (quar.)__
4.10%
4.36%
4-21
5-14,
5c.
Inc.
4.40%
9-14
5c
A
,
6-12
1
5-14
30c
'Reynolds Tobacco, class
4.10%
7- 1
10-
25o
-
(quar.
Reynolds Metals—
43A% preferred A
„
preferred
preferred
preferred
50c
(s-a)
.Revnolds Aluminum Co., Ltd.
4a,41st preferred (quar.)
%%
preferred
4-15
40c
class A
$1.10 class A
(quar.)„.^._
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)
Republic Natural Gas (s-a)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Republic Supply (Calif.) (quar.)™
3
3.90%
4-30
$1.25
Electric & Engineering (quar.)
Ltd., $1.10 class A (quar.)
4j/2%
4-20
4.15%
—;—
Corp.
class
Rich's
1
of America
Extra
'
ft-
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.),
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
27 %c
4.15%
55c
Chains,
$1.10
4-20
preferred
5-21
$$1.50
Extra
>
1
8
27fto
ft-
6-
1
8-11
$$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.).™™___
Stores
Renoicl
3-16
7-
25c
A.) Co.,
B
Reliance
4-27
4-20
15c
Reinsurance
.Reliable
4-20
5- 1
5c
-Quarterly
Reitman's
1
$110
;
1
(quar.)
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5%
Red Owl Stores (quar.)_
Class
5-
($100 par)
(quar.)
($25 par) (quar.)
3.70%
(quar.).™
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
(C.
$1.15
preferred
preferred
30c
Reading Company
Reed
5-15
(quar.)
4.40%
4.40%
4.36%
87 V2C
r_
Ralston Purina Co.
(quar.)
Randall Graphite Bearings, Inc.
;Rapicl Grip & Batten, Ltd.
i.
6% • preferred
(s-a)
t
6%
preferred (s-a)
1
preferred
25c
(quar.l—
Corp. of America, common
1st preferred (quar.)
$3.5C
6-
4.60%
3-31
4-15
7-15
10-15
30c
(quar.)
Universal
37c
'3-31
5- 1
1
11- 1
87Vic
(quar.)
4-20
8-15
11-13
87Vic
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
5-11
5-29
8-31
11-30
87fee
preferred
10c
-a
7%c
7%c
7%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-20
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
$3.50
$1.10
2%
T.
R.
Company
Common
Service—
preferred
When
Per
Name of
United Whelan Corp., common (quar.)_
Common (quar.)
$1
;
Southwestern
__
(quar.)
When
Payable of Rec.
(Dallas)—
(s-a)
Semi-annual
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
Participating class A
Share
Insurance
(Stock dividend)
Southland Paper Mills
Quarterly Distribution Shares—
From
Company
Life
Telephone Utilities, Inc., Hwaco, Wash.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
on
6,000
March
shares
31
of
filed
a
Files With
letter of notification'with'th«
preferred
stock
to
be
offered
at
par
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
62
per share* and 50,000
share.
No underwriting
.,
on
company
share.,
♦
Co*—Partial Redemption
Gas Transmission
Tennessee
'
redemption on May 1, next for the.
nccou'V of the sinking fund. $1,082,000 of its 4:## first mortgage pipe
line bonds
due Nov. 1, 1976 at 100.61#, plus accrued interest. Pay¬
ment vill be made
at the First National Bank of Chicago, Chicago,
HI., or at oiiice of Dillon, Read & Co.,
48 Wall St., New York,
The
for
has. called
company
New York.
Second Preferred Stock—
Redeem
Plans* to
:
Chairman
April 10 authorized Gardiner Symonds as
The directors on
to redeem all of the company's outstand¬
cumulative second preferred stock on June 1. 1959,
provided he can on or before April 20 arrange a satisfactory standby,
agreement with a group of investment bankers. The redemption will
be iit 8105 per share plus accrued dividends to June 1.
Each share of the 5# stock is convertible at the option of the holders
Into 5.61 shares of Tennessee Gas common stock at any time before
the close of business on
the tenth day before the redemption date.
Thus the conversion right expires May 22, 1959.
Hie standby agree¬
ment with investment bankers will be to insure as far as possible a
wide exercise of the valuable conversion rights before they expire.
Chief Executive Officer
encl
5#
ing shares of
—V.
189,
1717,
p.
'
-
•:
.
Pfd.—
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—To Redeem
corporation will call a portion of the outstanding shares of
Its preferred stock, 5.50#
first preferred series for redemption for
sinking fund.
The companv has set April 24 as the record date for drawing by
lots the certificate numbers to be redeemed.
A total of 4,750 shares
will be called and will be redeemable on May 29 at $100 par value
This
.
Texas Gas Transmission
The
stock
common
be
18
Corp.—Listing of Stock—
was admitted
to trading on
the opening of business on April 14,
this
of
company
the Midwest Stock Exchange at
in the Midwest and on the Pacific
announced the uppointment of Harris Trust
co-transfer agent and The Northern Trust
Company as co-registrar in Chicago, Illinois, and the Bank of Amer¬
ica, National Trust & Savings Association, as co-transfer agent and
American Trust Company as co-registrar in San Francisco, California.
The Chemical Corn Exchange Bank and the Chase Manhattan Bank
will continue to act as principal transfer agent and registrar, respec¬
tively, in New York, and Mercantile National Bank at Dallas and
Republic National Bank of Dallas will continue to act as co-transfer
•gent and co-regWtrar, respectively, in that city.—V. 189, p. 1513,
trading
,
munv
Wabash
,
Ry.
Net
greatly
that
discovery
titanium
which
the
broadens
the company
Savings Bank
has
greatly
as
Douglas,
"this
titanium
conditions
material
new
longer-lasting
and
for
fighting
equipment
and
The
into
merger
this
corporation
Metals
of
Approve Merger
of
Corp.
Controls
&
Attlebovo, Mass., is expected to become effective this week as a result
Of action taken April 15 by TI stockholders at an annual and special
'
meeting.
approval of the merger on April 10.
the merger, Texas Instruments stockholders approved
the number of authorized shares of the company's
stockholders had voted
MArC
'
effectuate
To
increase
•n
of
stock
common
of
Dumber
of
#
to
750,000.
stockholders
300,000
MA-C
■
elect
could
Instruments
Texas
titanium.—V.
of
4,000,000 to 8,000,000 and an increase of the
the company's cumulative preferred stock from
from
shares
share of Texas Instruments 4#
a
of
share
a
of
of
($25 par value), and 4/10th of a share of Texas Instruments common
in exchange for each share of Metals & Controls common stock
Each share of the TI preferred stock will be convertible into
Railwav oper.
—V.
In
shares of TI common stock at any time prior to May 1,
accordance
with
such
election, Texas Instruments will
made
be
the
being
E.
Haggerty
Controls
&
told
See also Metals
stockholders
M&C
that
be
to
produce
to
oners.
$9,388,397
."$8,180,699
2,508,276
1,945,937
ki*wtt
division.
corporation
filed
a
OF
TEXAS
ESTIMATED
INSTRUMENTS
FIRST
QUARTER
1959
1958
1957
—
The
share
common
dividends
after
$0.74
—■
$0.34
$18,609,186 $17,078,234
4,886,831
4,022,072
1
Net
rev.
ry.
fr.
1959—2 Mos —1953
$271,840
$287,235
$507,617
$641,345
210,974
195,716
412,762
406,219
ry.
opers.
$60,866
.
$91,519
$94,855
$235,126
3,390
~
15,721
*3,704
58,884
income......
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
The
issued
has
SEC
Textron, Inc.—Registers Financing Proposal—
Due
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering $30,000,000 of 5#
subordteated debentures
1984, with warrants attached for the purchase of 600,000
1959,
May 1,
of
$1,000
stock
common
(at
the
rate
of
20
shares
common
for
each
deoenturej. The debentures
(with warrants)
are
to be
through an underwriting group headed by
Blair A: Co.,
Inc., Scherck, Richter Company and G. H. Walker
Co.
The
public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
©ffereci
Net
public
proceeds
reduce
the
of
or
retire
the bam nee
•nd
sale
financing will be used in part to redeem and
all the outstanding 4# Preferred
Stock, a portion will be used
retire
to
for
short-term
will
be
held
indebtedness
available
incurred
for
general
in
Januarv
corporate
purposes.
$30,000,000
e
line of long-term credit.
Any such borrowings would
expand the operations of existing Textron companies
to
working capital, and, in appropriate cases, to finance
to
usee
jprovlde
chases
of or investments
pur¬
In other businesses.—v.
189, p,
cise
will
.£• Green, President,
the
company s
exemption
an
the
is
Fund
prohibited by
and
one
now
"ffi
*
to
purchase
30
acres
of
land
in
Fla. The
necessary design and engineering work
to
°f a $21500,000 glass container
operation
be
in
This
end
option
plant will
will produce
during
be
the most
the
modern
approximately
first
container
100,000,000
glass
in
bottles
Mass.
Stock
—
companv
to permit
the
nation
flnnuollv
consisting of a furnace building, packing
office, mold shop, etc.—V. 188, p. £97.
Ihe
corporation
SEC
pursuant
Plan
covering
to
tne
for Stock
on
April
153,711
10
filed
shares
company's
Options.—V.
1951
of
a
its
Stock
189,-p.. 920.
registration
common
1
nf
Jovei
rooms
rooms,
statement
stock,
Option, Plan
•
.
.
$636,055
$1,844,633
455,084
341,227
046,822
:
3,059,270,.
$1,276,867
659,451
Utilities
Files
Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
Commission—
to
be
and
with
offered
its
1956
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up—
1959—Month—1958
p.
1959—3
$2,820,108 $10,387,208
$3,395,627
—
189,
order
the
under
of
the
underwriters,
the
Investment
Fund's
other
Five
.
PROCEEDS—The proceeds from
be
subsidiary,
a
#.
tion detection devices
Instrument
Vietoreen
Corp.,
a
Kokomo,
and other
owns
1958
31,
was
specialized electronic component
91#
of
the
outstanding
stock
of
each
in
(Kolux
for
eight
of
the
months)
company
totaled
in
year
$5,449,000
and
net
ported that both sales and profits for the first quarter of 1959 were
-at the highest levels for any quarter in the firm's 30-year history.
1958 full-year sales reached a record high of $5,449,340, up 77# over
-
previous year's $3,068,425. Consolidated earnings for 1958, before
Federal taxes, amounted to $517,547, up 70# over 1957.
Consolidated -net earnings In 1958, after Federal taxes, were $242,547,
The
1958
to 29 cents
decrease
in
per share, as compared to $303,292 for 1957,
after-tax earnings was due 1o the existence of a
tax credit carry-forward for 1957
which eliminated taxes for that year.
1958 operations. Mr. Cogan stated ". ,
this sharp
increase was
due
primarily to expansion of Victoreen's sales and
products and to the recent acquisition of Kolux Corp., Kokomo, Ind., as
well as a full year's operation of our West Coast Jordan Electronics
reviewing
Division."
4=85,
as
99.437;
as
follows:
Blyth & Co.,
be redeemable at general
and
par,
eonnection
.
with
proceeds
redemption prices
retirement purposes at
debt
for
100.55#
to
plus accrued interest
par,
the
the
from
construction
program.
BUSINESS—Company is engaged principally in generating, purchasing,, distributing and selling electric energy to about 193,800 retail cus¬
tomers in 387 incorporated and unincorporated communities, and adja¬
cent
rural
areas,
located in 33
counties
in
southern
and
central
Wisconsin.
It also supplies electricity at wholesale to four rural electric
cooperatives and to 33 municipalities for resale. The company also fur¬
nishes natural gas to about 32,300 customers in 13 communities, liquefied
petroleum gas to about
about
1,800 customers in two communities,
12,040 customers in
EARNINGS—For
the
of $44,319,000
revenues
year
two
and net
and water
communities.
1958
the
company had
income of $7,398,000.-
total
operating
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed
purchase
.set
forth
White,
from the company the principal amounts
opposite their respective names:
Weld
&
Peabody
$2,725,000
Co
&
Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co
Paine,
&
Webber,
Shearson,
2,725,000
Hammill &
Barth
Butcher
&
the
Hallowell,
750,000
500,000
&
Crouter
bonds
Bodine
Co.
Fitch,
Sherrerd
300,000
300,000
Sulzberger,
Kirkland & Co.
250,000
Co.
250,000
Beane
250,000
&
North
Inc.
Dittmar &
250,000
Co
Stiver
Williston &
Barret.
300,000
Townsend,
Southwest
Saunders,
R.
&
Co.:
&
&
100,000
Company,
500,000
Co
&
Jenks,
Co
Co
&
Ferris
&
Co
&
Masten
DeHaven
J.
1,400,000
Hutton
F.
J.
E.
First
1,400,000
Co.
E.
A.
1,400,000
Jackson
Curtis
Rand
of
below
100.000
Eppl^r,
Guerin
Turner,
Strader
&
&
100,000
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
100,000
300,000
—V.
1J|9, p. 1286.
(F.fW.) Woolworth Co.—March Sales Up—
Period End. Mar. 34—
1959—Month—1958
S
- -
the acquisition of Tullamore Electronics
Corp., Chicago, in January of this year, broadens Victoreen's product
Mr.
Cogan pointed 01ft that
.
all
(jointly),
case.
Kidder,
$243,000.
Continuing higher profitable operations throughout 1959 were fore¬
on
April 13 by David H. Cogan, President and Board Chairman.
While exact operating figures are not yet available, Mr. Cogan re¬
cast
equivalent
to
receding from
parts..
ended
the bonds,
for
financing will be used by the
company to pay part of the cost of its expansion and improvement
expenditures and to repay $6,500,000 of short-term bank loans made In
to
the
to
are
105.20#
PROCEEDS—Net
Kolux
Ind., outdoor advertising company.
sales
from
-redemption prices
to
Cleveland, Ohio,
produce medical X-ray measuring equipment, radia¬
received
•
series J bonds
The
ranging
BUSINESS—The company, whose "headquarters are in
and
were
and Lehman Brothers (Jointly),
99.289; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
99.2799; Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler (Jointly),
99.189; and Smith, Barney & Co. and Robert W. Baird & Co. (jointly),
com¬
the sale of the additional stock will
added to working capital.
bids
Dillon, Union Securities Corp.
Eastman
Inc.,
purchase
Offered—This
Offered—White,
.
the Investment Company Act unless the Commission
such prohibition.—V. 189, p. 1618. •
Co.—Stock
Mos.—1958
$8,286,521
1397.
Co. were joint man¬
agers of the underwriting syndicate which offered *>n
April 16 an issue of $14,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
series J, 4%%, due March 1, 1989, at 100.567% and ac¬
crued interest to yield 4.59%. The group won award of
the bonds at competitive sale April 15 on a bid of 99.789%.
the
1960.
Thompson Ramo YVooldridgre, Inc.—Files Stock Plan—
This
$866,616
$7,685,309
6.336,319*
6,408,442
$8,180,952
Weld & Co. and Kidder, Peabody &
This offering is not underwritten.
1959.
In
t
-
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$3,715,331
$8.25
—V.
verti£>le subordinated debentures will be entitled to pur¬
chase eight shares for each $100 of debentures. Rights,
will expire at 3:30 p.m., Daylight -Savings Time, May 7,
Tampa's
dtagf °
?S(ES"square *.° s.erve lhe local
types test
170,000
warehouses,
of
plant
income
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month -<1958
189, p. 1397.
White
is offering to the holders of its outstanding com¬
mon stock and debentures of record on April
16, 1959,
rights to subscribe for 247,159 additional shares of com¬
mon stock (par $1) at a price of $9.75 per share.
Holders
of the common stock will be entitled to purchase one
new share for each four shares held; holders of 6% con--
income
exer¬
manufacturing plant
quarter
Africa)—Reg¬
a
$3,945,728
3,079,112
Period End. Mar. 31—
grants an exemption from
EARNINGS—Consolidated
on April 13 announced the decision to
%et*d in H111*b°rough County,
complete the
echedoloc.
oper.
New York filed
-
writing
1717.
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing
Co., Inc.—To Build
w-
RR.
opers.
Sales
public offering price is $1.50 per share, which includes under¬
commissions of $0,215 per share.
Because of an affiliation
The
Dec.
'
188,
corporation on March 30 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 36.000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
per share, through Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco, Calif.
The proceeds are to be used to repay outstanding bank loans and
for
working capital.—V. 183, p. 2698.
Act
1959
Including expansion of the businesses of present
Textron
compa¬
nies, the continuance of Textron's diversification
program, and work¬
ing capital. Textron is said to be negotiating with several banks for
fee
period,—V.
The
at
pany
corporation
e.
waiting
A
SEC
up
Vietoreen Instrument
This
of
With Securities and Exchange
*
April
ry.
ry.
Western
on
1285.
p.
Pacific
fr.
rev.
99.091.
185,
Regulation
the
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Bonds
between
Met
of
'■
Guaranty Trust Co.
Net
Net
permitting this Boston, Mass., investment company to
to 18,000 shares of the common stock of Alco Oil &
Chemical Corporation.
An underwriting group has offered for public
sale 600,000 outstanding shares of Alco Oil stock (21.3#
of the total
shares
outstanding)
which
are
owned
by - controlling
stockholders.
Ry.—Earnings1959—Month—1958
expiration
the
* *
all sales of unregistered
offer and sale of stock
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Venture Securities Fund, Inc., Boston,
purchase
Texas Mexican
officers, directors and promoters,
one year of
the filing, and the
Western
these
Company
Period End. Feb. 28-
to
Railway op;r. revenuesRailway oper. expenses,
Acquisition Cleared—
$0.25
1285.
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper, expenses.
offer¬
and that Western Factors'
that
Period End. Feb. 28—
.
'
p.
Act
from Securities
Western Factors,
registration statement
with the SEC on April 9, 1959, covering American Depositary Receipts
for 50,000 ordinary registered shares of Western Holdings Ltd,
—
per
information,
1958,
Western Holdings Ltd. (Union of South
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
covering 153,000 shares of capital stock. The company has
shares for stock options to its officers and employ¬
ees.
of which
114,750 shares have been optioned at $23.0375
per
share.
The remaining 38,250 shares may be optioned in the future
•at 95#
of the then fair market value.—V. 189, p. 750.
'
preferred
19,
Aug.
isters American Depositary Receipts—
alloys
1959,
reserved
$29,993,000 $20,480,000 $15,252,000
Met profit before income taxes___„
5,150,000
2,154,000
1,553,000
Met profit after income taxes
2,400,000
1.109,000
*790,000
Number of common shares
3,256,988
3,256,988
3,008,275
Earned
per
common
shure before
preferred dividends
$0.74
$0.34
$0.26
—V. 189,
of its
to
897.
p.
Universal Oil Products Co.—Files Option Plan—
Bales
Earned
filed
This company
EARNINGS
13,
3 Months Ended March 31—
a,
exemption
the
used
prior
April 10, 1959, covering $70,000,000 of interests in the United States
Steel Corporation Savings Fund Plan for Salaried Employees, together
with 396,000 shares of its common stock which may be acquired pur¬
suant to the said Plan.—V. 189, p. 1286.
INCORPORATED
from
within
stock
-
States Steel
United
This
conditional
a
false
io
and
be
names
1959—2 Mos.—1958
1617.
p.
*:
■
order
registration
stock offering by
from
in which Western Factors represented it would
failure to disclose that proceeds of the stock sale
acquire such interests; - (J>> the failure to disclose
the past and present officers and directors of the company; (c)
the
listing
of persons holding stock or having subscribed to stock of
Western Factors; and <dj
the offer and sale of its stock at a price
different from that stated in the offering circular. The notification
Is also said to have tailed to disclose each affiliate of the issuer, the
would
<fc Controls Corp. above.
EARNINGS
*
the
oper.
189,
Stock
an
the stock
different
fabricated
—V.
issue
stock.
common
operating division of Texas Instrument
an
Metals
Controls
&
Patrick
President
TI
Will
«s
Metals
of
rv.
to
respect
—
adopted
exemption
A
with
1933
has
and misleading in respect of certain material
offering would violate Section 17 (the anti-fraud
provision) of the Securities Act. The order provides an opportunity
for
hearing, upon request, on the question whether the suspension
should be vacated or made permanent.
The alleged misrepresentation related to (a) the failure to disclose
the acquisition of majority Interests in companies whose business 18
and
facts
1969.
638,398 shares of its common stock and 131,374 shares of its cumula¬
tive preferred
stock, series 1959 ($25 par value),-for the 925,167
chares
melting
income,—
fr. ry.
Net rev.
Net
held.
of
Act
Commission
Regulation
a
notification
a
circular
ing
corrosion. It will result
ultimately will mean
1959—Month—<1958
Mos.—1958
T
:"#T'
.V#
by SEC
Exchange
certain required
contain
$38,649,760 $35,016,144 $79,572,027 $73,022,#72
29,261,363
26,835,445 60,962,841
55,944,138
revenue—
' 1959—3
which
was
organized for the purpose of engaging in the business of factor
financing proposed the public offering of 200,000 common shares at
$1.50 per snare. The Commission's suspension order asserts that Regula¬
tion A has not been complied with in that the notification falls to
1617.
p,
Railway oper. expenses,
clock
©.3125
189,
during
sponge
Period End. Feb. 28—
%th
either
combination
8/10th of a
cumulative preferred stock, series 1959
or
the
to
and
suspending
In
amount
Union Pacific RR.—Earnings—
■
receive
to
stock
common
addition
lor
1959—Month—1958
*
corporation.
Regulation A provides
products at lower cost."
Patent
applications covering
this development have been filed.
Present plans of
the company are to offer licenses to produce the
alloy to titanium mill products producers who will in turn sell the
new
alloy to fabricators
of processing
equipment.
Union Carbide
Metals Co. will continue to produce titanium sponge, the material
from which titanium mill shapes are produced and titanium master
alloys
7.'..:
V
Securities
the
under
better
Texas Instruments Inc.—Stockholdei's
vTT'
526.
p.
Supply Co.—March Sales Up—
this
under
h
remarkable
past
Factors, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah
Securities
temporarily
environments
corrosive
with
better
the
1397.
p.
Western
K.
in
that the total assets of the Fund
$10,445,000 on ^Earc'n 31, 1958, -an
12 months and the Fund now has
13
against
as
$15,951,090 $15,284,000 $50,424,000 $42,912,000
189,
The
pumps, valves and other equipment for the chemical industry,
Intemann, President of the company in making the announce¬
said:
"This discovery will provide the processing industries
into
April
on
during
registration for public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 In
ment
II.
63#
Offering Suspended
Alloy Discovery
already
was
219,973
announced
of
engage
discovery,
661,301
Period End. Mar. 31—
applicability as a constructional material.. J. C.
Vice-President—Technology, of the Company declared that
ulloy represents a breakthrough in
the battle against
the
884,830
96,605
Sales
broadened
before
1,125,167
5,500 shareholders.—V. 139,
—V.
new
Even
361,425
Western Auto
corrosion."
•
497,499
after
taxes
1396.
p.
was
over
processing industries has just been announced by Union Carbide
Metals Company, Division of Union Carbide Corp.
Dr. Milton Stern of the company's Metals Research Laboratories has
disclosed that as Tittle as 0.1#
palladium added to titanium makes
a
new alloy
which is resistant to some boiling solutions of reducing
acids (such as hydrochloric acid).
Prior to this discovery, titanium
was well-known for its ability
to resist corrosion in extreme oxidizing
environments
(for example, boiling nitric acid); the metal now has
end
24,075,203
exceed $17,000,000
increase
in the
Coast,
7,G68,516
.
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—Assets Rise
It
now
.
of
range
combat highly
be used to
may
189,
22,596,594
8,231,256
•—•.242,498
inc.
income
income
Net
—V.
1959—3 Mos.- -1958
$9,351,522 $29,182,344 $27,370,459
$10,247,472
expenses
oper.
ry.
Higher—
Earnings
1959—Month—1958
revenues
oper,
Federal
indicated no objection to the program.
anti-trust decree to accomplish this
purpose has, been approved by the District Court in which the case
was
tried.—V. 188, p. 1720.
#::7y.
*
Union Carbide Corp.—New Titanium
RR.—March
oper.
Railway
partment of Justice and it has
A
modification of the original
.
field#.
and nuclear
instrumentation
medical
the
Period End. Mar. 31—
company
permitted to retalu its stock hi the British company.
The present program of acquiring the minority stock holdings in
the British company, eliminating the Eritish corporate structure and
combining the operations now- handled by that organization with
those
of the
American company, has been discussed with the De¬
for
a
.
,
substantially in
addition, two new company divisions, devoted to industrial automa¬
controls and to application of infrared detection devices, havt
been activated since the first of the year.—V. 189, "p. 1613.
the
years
"the British
in
convenience
As
>'
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
tion
American company has had a large stock
and presently owns 2,662,500 shares
of the outstanding 5,000,000 ordinary shares of 4he British company.
The olfer is conditional unon
acceptance of not less than threefourths in number of the holders of the 2,337,500 minority shares
reoresentir.g not less than 90# of the shares involved or such lesser
proportion * of the holders
and lesser percentage oi the minority
shares as the American company shall determine.
It is also subject
to
the
appropriate consent of British Government authorities.
British Timken, Limited, also has outstanding 1,000,000 4#
cumu¬
lative
redeemable preference shares of £1 each which will be re¬
deemed if the offer as to the common shares is accepted.
The
relationship between the American company and the British
company was thi subject of an anti-trust suit filed by the Govern¬
ment
111
1948.
The decision of the District Court was adverse to the
American company
and ordered it to dispose of its stock in the
British company.
The final decision of the U. S. Supreme Court 011
•appeal in that case was rendered in 1951 and the decision of the
District Court was approved" In part but the American company was
For
interest
A
plus accrued dividends.
Tlie
drawing of certificate numbers and the redemption will
by the transfer agent for the stock, Bankers Trust Co.,
Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.~■V. 189, p. 1717.
•" •
handled
ij
.
In
offer
Ltd.,
each
April 15 announced that it has made an
to
purchase for cash the ordinary shares of British Timken,
owned by minority holders at u price of £4.3.9d
($11,725) for
The
line
Purchase Offer—
Roller Bearing Co.—Makes
Timken
shares of common Gtoci (par $1) ftt
is involved. The proceeds are to be used to_ repay outstanding bank loans and for
working capital.—~V. 187, p. 185.
C$25
tocr
•
.
(1840)
Sales,
—V.
>189.
73,476,504
p.
1286.
S
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$
$
61,424,976 182,492.710 163,619,29
Volume 189
Number 5839
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1841)
5a
1
•
i.
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
■
".
ALABAMA V
'
Townsend & Townsend, all of Lit¬ headed
by the Bank of America
Rock.
:
;
; National Trust &
Savings Associa¬
tle
s
-
Ala.
Athens,
Warrant
Sate
.
The
•—
$450,000
tion, of San Francisco,
CALIFORNIA
warrants" offered
April
9
awarded
189, p.-1398—were
•—v.
to
group : composed
a
of
the
Equitable Securities Corp.; Stubbs,
Watkins & Lombardo, Inc., and
George M. Wood & Company.
Atmore, Ala.
Warrant
Sale
to" the
First
issue
of
National
Bank
of
Atmore, and Bank of Atmore,
jointly, at a price of par. Dated
March
from
1,
Due
1959!
1960
on March 1
inclusive. In¬
to 1973
terest M-S. Legality approved by
White,
Rose,
Bradley;; Arant,
All
Warrant
Sate
issue
outlay
sold
was
a price of
net interest cost of about
follows:
of
school
to Hendrix
Mayes, Inc.; at
&
100.04,
4.19%,
-
$153,000 5s. Due
Feb. 1 from
on
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
501,000 4^s; Due
to
due
21
April 21,1959. Due
from
1963
to
1979
on
April
inclusive;
$205,000 bonds at
Alameda
County Flood Control and
Water Conservation District, Zone
No. 3A (?Ji O. Oakland), Calif.
Bond Offering
Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on April
21
for the purchase of $450,000
price of 100.043,
a
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's
Feb. 1 from
1970 to .1987 inclusive.
'
>
on
Interest payable F. A. Legality
by
-
White,
Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birming¬
interest
3.63%,
of
cost
about
as
...
_
_
*
—
.
sold
was
Mayes, Inc. at
a
to Hendrix
&
price of 100.03,
4.19%,
net interest cost of about
on
until 9
at
$83,000 5s. Due
Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
275,000 4^frs. Due on Feb. 1 from
,
on
1970 to 1987 inclusive.
"
The warrants
1959.
Interest
dated Feb. 1,
are
F-A.
Legality
ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
ARIZONA
•
Maricopa County Elementary Sch.
District No. 1 (P. O. Phoenix),
Arizona
Offering Cancelled—The offer¬
ing of $625,000 general obligation
school
building
bonds
scheduled
for April 27—v. 189, p. 1719—has
been cancelled because the issue
County Treasurer's office.
on
April 7.
Due
May 1 from 1961 to 1979
Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
District No. 59 (P. O. Phoenix),
Arizona '".".V;
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
Clerk of th Board of Supervisors,
Will receive sealed bids until 11:30
a.m.
(MST) on April 27 for the
purchase of $35,000. school im¬
provement bonds. * Dated June 1,
1959.
Due
on
June 1 from 1960 to
1964 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
on
inclusive.
Los
Angeles.
Garvey School District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $94,000 school
bonds offered April 14—v. 189, p.
1515—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., Inc., as 4s, at a price of 101.05,
basis of about 3.88%.
a
Offering
Ruth
Lang,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
until
her
11
—
office
in
(PST)
a.m.
Placerville
on
April 20
for the purchase of $48,000 school
bonds. Dated June 20, 1959. Due
on June 20 from 1965 to 1984 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.. Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
(J-D)
cisco.
ARKANSAS
Little Rock,
San
Bond
Ark.
Bond Offering — Mayor W. C.
Knoop will receive sealed bids
Diego
High School Dist.,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $190,000 school
building bonds offered April 14—
.
until 11
(CST) on May 4 for
the purchase of $1,650,000 general
obligation bonds, as follows:
a.m.
$300,000 right-of-way acquisition
v.
street
improvem't bonds.
parks and airport bonds.
public building bonds.
1619—were awarded to
p.
100.008,
a
as
net interest cost of about
follows:.
$40,000 4s.
Due
on
95,000 3%s.
Due
on
Due
on
at.
Francisco,
97.20,
as
basis
a
5s,
of
about 5.21%.
Mehaffy, Smith & Williams; Rose
Meek, House, Barron & Nash; and
a
group
Huntalas,
receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (Calif. DST) on
May 4 for the purchase of $143,-;
000 municipal improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May 1
Clerk,
will
from I960 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
District, at the City Treasurer's office, or
at any fiscal agency of the City in
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chi¬
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed cago or New York City. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
of Los Angeles.
until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST) on May
June
1
from
1960 to
196®
inclusive.
June
Dated
and interest
City
Treasurer's
'
Orange, Conn.
,
for
5
the
purchase of $1,525,900
bonds, Series A.
Dated
June 1, 1959. Due on June 1 jCrom
1960
to
inclusive.
interest
1984
(J-D)
Principal
payable
the
County Treasurer's office,
at the County's fiscal agency
New York or Chicago.
Riverview
School
Union
at
or
in
District,
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
189,
the
Fresno,
$70,000 school
offered April 7
1515—were
p.
State
Center
awarded
Bank,
of
County, Calif.
Los
District,
offered
bonds
awarded ,to. a
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST) on May
12 for the purchase of $230,000
school bonds.
Dated June 1,
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank*
Chicago; Wood, Struthers & Co.*
and Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as
at a price of 100.17, a basis of
about 3.21%.
1959.
Bond
Bond
Sale—School bonds total¬
ing $105,000
of
Santa
Calif.
America
were
sold to the Bank
National
Trust
&
sealed
(EST) on April
30 for the purchase of $2,100,00®
bonds, as follows:
$1,100,000 Escambia County Road
Revenue bonds. Dated
1958. Due
1968
callable
School District,
that the
receive
a.m.
(J-D)
Clara County,
„
announces
will
bids until 10
in
Whisman
;
Offering—Secretary T. W.
Witherington
to
Treasurer's office.
.
Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
1982
June 1 from 1960 to
'i
,
FLORIDA
.
Principal and interest
payable at the County
on
(
Florida Development
inclusive.
Due
April < 14
wera
composed of
;
grpup,
Commission
Bond Ofiering—Harold J.
3.20s, at a price of par.
as
Covinct- School
Angeles County, Calif.
-
,
and
—v.
West
.<
Bond Sale—The $840,000 school
'
Rockford School District, Tulare
Bond Sale—The $1,305,000 school
offered April 14—v. 189,
1515—were awarded to
on
Bond uirering—Helen
City
Paramount Unified School
to
May 15 from
bonds
p.
of San
price of
a
building
May 15 from
Hay ward Union High Sch. District,
Alameda County, Calif.
National Trust & Savings Associ¬
ation,
May 15 from
Dated Dec.
1, 1958.
Due on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1986 inclusive.
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
■
awarded to the Bank of America
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
fire stations bonds.
197®
to
Tehachapi, Calif.
Fresno County, Calif.
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
55,000 4s.
1960
280,000 public works bonds. Duo
ford.
Diego County, Calif.
Sale—The
$835,000 gen¬
eral • obligation bonds offered
April 6—v. 189, p. 1515—were
•
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
bonds.
500,000
200,000
600,000
50,000
189,
John Nuveen & Co., at a price of
3.88%,
San
school
Grossmont Union
.
from
1, 1959. Principal
(J-D) payable at.tho
office. Legality
Lakeport, Calif.
Bond Offering—Joseph W. Car- approved by Day, Berry & How¬
Bond Sale—The $300,000 sewer
;
•
lucci, Secretary of Board of Di¬ ard, of Hartford.
bonds offered April 8—v. 189, p.
Note
The foregoing supple¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
1619—were awarded to the Bank at his office in Los Banos until ments the
report in our issue of
of America National Trust & Sav¬ 4
p.m. (PST) on April 22 for the March 16—v. 189, p. 1288.
ings Association, of San Francisco. purchase of $2,350,000 Improve¬
Madison, Conn.
;
North Sacramento School District, ment District No. 1 water bonds.
Bond Offering — Arthur GL
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
Sacramento County, Calif.
from 1963 to 1989 inclusive. Bonds Scheppach, Town Treasurer, will
Bond Offering—Wm. H. Dick,
due
in 1975 and thereafter are receive sealed bids c/o Day, Berry
County Clerk, will receive sealed
callable,
in
inverse
numerical & Howard, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
bids at his office in Sacramento
order, on any interest payment ford, until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
until 10 a.m. (PST) on April 22
23 for the purchase of $900,00®
date on andv after Jan. 1,
1974.
for the purchase of $200,000 school
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ high school bonds. Dated May 1,
bonds. Dated May 15, 1959.
Due able at the District Treasurer's 1959. Due on May 1 from 1960 ta
on May 15 from 1961 to 1984 in¬
Principal and in¬
office, or at the American Trust 1977 inclusive.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
terest
payable at the Hartford
Company, of San Francisco, at the
(M-N)
payable at the County holder's
option. Legality approved National Bank & Trust Co. of
Treasurer's office.
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington Hartford, Legality approved by
Ray, Berry & Howard, of Hart¬
& Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Otay Municipal Water District,
and Fresno Counties, Calif.
Bond
Gold Oak Union School District,
El Dorado County, Calif.
Bond
1
—
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 11 a.m. (PST) on April 21
for
the
purchase
of
$410,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
-
-Maricopa County, Laveen School
Distriqjt, Orange
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
failed to carry at an election held
-
the
Fuller ton School
June
inclusive.
a.m.
follows:
as
.
.
bids at his office
—
warrants
-
•
~
■
a
,
on
inclusive.
;.'y ; '
•
follows: $40,000 5s, office.
13,000 Series D bonds, as 5s, due
'. /
1
due on May 15 from 1960 to
on April 1 from 1960 to 1964
Rowland Union School District,
inclusive.
^
'
1963, inclusive; $10,000 3%s,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
due May 15,1964; $50,000 3^s,
Dated April
1, 1959.
Interest
Bond Sale—The $160,000 school
due on May 15 from 1965 to
A-O.
Legality approved by Or¬
bonds offered April 14—v. 189J p4
1969, inclusive; $50,000 B^s,
Dahlquist,
Herrington ■» &
1515—were awarded to Blyth & rick,
flood control bonds.
Dated June
due on May 15 from 1970 to
'
;
Co., Inc., as 4s, at a price of 100.67, Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from 1960
1974, inclusive; $55,000 3%s,
a basis of-about 3.92%.
to 1989 inclusive.
due on May 15 from 1975 to
COLORADO
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
1980, inclusive.
•'
San Diega County Water Authority
Cortez, Colo.
'
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
1,100,000 bonds at a price of
(P. O. San Diego), Calif.
Bond Sale
The $50,000 pai*k
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
100.041, a net interest cost of
Bond Offering — Hans S. Doe,
improvement bonds offered April
about 3.67%, as follows: $405,Herrington &■ Sutcliffe, of San
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬ 7—v.
189, p. 1398—were awarded
Francisco.
000 5s, due on May 15 from
tors, will receive sealed bids until to Robert E. Schweser & Co.
1960 to 1968, inclusive; $270,;
7:30 p.m. (Calif. DST) on May 5
Bloomfield School District, Los
000 3%s, due on May 15 from
for the purchase of $8,000,000 gen¬
CONNECTICUT
Angeles County, Calif.
1969 to 1974, inclusive; $385,eral obligation waterworks bonds.
Band Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
000 3%s, due on May 15, from
•
Hartford, Conn, C
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1975 to 1983, inclusive;; and
Bond Offering—John J.
from 1961 to 1993 inclusive. Prin¬
bids at his office in Los Angeles
Mahon,
$40,000 Is, due on May 15,
until 9 a.m.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable City Treasurer, will receive sealed
(PDST) on May 5
1984.
•/t'VVWf
' V""
!
at
the office
of
the
for the purchase of $22,000 gen¬
Authority bids until jioon (EST) on April 21
Others in the group: Blyth &
eral obligation bonds. Dated June
Treasurer; or at any branch of the for the purchase of $4,023,000
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from 1960 Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co., Bank of America National Trust bonds, as follows:
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & &
to
1979 inclusive.
Savings Association, San Fran¬ $2,200,000 public school bonds.
Principal and
Due on June 1 from 1960 ta
interest
(J-D)
payable at the Smith, Dean Witter & Co., William cisco; or at the First National City
R. Staats & Co., Shearson, HamBank of New York. Legality ap¬
1979 inclusive.
County Treasurer's office.
mill & Co., Stone & Youngberg,
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
993,000 flood control bonds. Duel
Bonita Unified School District, Los
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern, Los Angeles.
on June
1 from 1960 to 197®
T !
Angeles County, Calif.
Irving Lundborg & Co., Shumam,
inclusive.
<" _: j
San Diego Unified School District,
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Agnew & Co., H. E. Work & Co.,
550,000 public works bonds. Duo
San Diego County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed and C. N. White & Co.
net
a
in Los Angeles
:
Bond Offering — Bids will be
Lake Tahoe Unified School District,
received until June 30 for the pur¬
(PDST) on May 5 for
El Dorado County, Calif.
the purchase of $42,000 general
ham.
chase of $7,090,000 school building
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
obligation school building bonds.
bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
Tuscumbia, Ala.
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on June 1 ceived until April 20 for the pur¬ 1979 inclusive.
Warrant Sale
An issue of from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin-^ chase of $785,000 school
bonds, it
San Luis Water District, Merced
$358,000 - .capital
outlay
school cipal and interest (J-D) payable is reported.
approved
■
1968
inclusive, $8,000 3
April
1;
1969 apd
1970; and $56,000 4s, due oa
April 1 from 1971 to j98A
..
!
An
—
capital
warrants
as
&
Sheffield, Ala.
$654,000
a
:
of Birmingham,
_
purchase of $55,000 school bonds.
Dated
/j.: f
,
—r An
$100,000 4%% general obligation
refunding school warrants was
sold
follows:
.
general obligation school refund¬
ing
as
v'-i
-
1964
Julyjl*
July 1 from 196®
on
Bonds
due
thereafter
are
inclusive.
and
of
1963.
Principal and interest (J-J>
payable at the Chase Manhat¬
tan Bank, of New York City.
1,000,000 Orange County Road
Revenue bonds. Dated Noy. 1,
19561
as
Due
1969 to
July
1,
Nov.
1
on
from
1976 inclusive. Princi¬
(M-N) pay¬
Bond Sale
Claud H. Grant,
County Clerk, wjfi receive sealed
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, as follows:
pal
offiofe in Visalia until
$92,000 Series A bonds, for $28,000
5s, due on April 1 from 1960
City Bank, of New York City.
—
bids
2
at his
p.m.
(PST)
on
April 21 for the
able
and
at
interest
the
First
National
Lesralitv of both issues approved
H
Marshall, Trimble &
York City.
by Caldwell,
Mitchell, of New
Special Tax School
Volusia County
District No. I (P. O. Deland), Fla.
Bond Sale—The $6,000,000 school
1288—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by B. J. Van Ingen &
p.
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.01, a
pet interest cost of about 3.96%,
as
follows:
Due on Feb. 1 from
$876,000 5s.
1961 to 1965,
inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1 from
790,000 4s.
1966 to 1968,
inclusive.
Due on Feb.
3.90s.
4,334,000
1969 to
from
1979, inclusive.
under¬
the
of
members
Other
1
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
& Smith
Inc.;
White, Weld & Co.; Trust Com¬
pany of Georgia; Hornblovver &
Weeks; Leedy, Wheeler & Allepian, Inc.; Blair & Co. Inc.
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Co.,
GEORGIA
(P. O.
Georgia
DeKalb
Decatur),
County
Offering —C.
Bond
H.
Blount,
Community High Sch.
(P. O. New Lenox),
No. 210
Illinois
Bond
Offering—J.
Earl
Robin¬
Civil
1959.
Due
Feb. 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
1979
Principal a*d in¬
terest (F-A) payable at an Illinois
Bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
bonds.
Additional
Indiana
receive
will
Secretary,
dorf,
10
(CST)
on May 5 for the purchase of $510,000 first mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
bids
sealed
until
a.m.
able
general obligation
Retson
ceive
Legality approved by Spalding,
r o u t m a n, Meadow &
Smith, of Atlanta.
Sibley, T
sealed
on
Oct.
until
bids
7:30
the
Dated April
1
1, 1959.
1961
from
p.m.
the pur¬
improve¬
Interest A-O.
to
1964
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Offering
sealed
ceive
Clerk,
will
20
the
for
bonds,
(CST)
purchase
April
on
of
;
bonds
$60,000
until
2
p.m.
bonds.
construction
street
100,000
bonds.
The
1959
and
mature
May
Nov.
on
1
1,
from
37,000 4%s. Due
1967
1974
to
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
ILLINOIS
take County, Waukegan City Sch.
District Np. .61 (P. O. Waukegan),
Illinois
.
Bond
Offering—Elsie Erickson,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CDST) on May <6 for the
purchase
of $3,260,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay^able at a banking institution in
Illinois.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Clerk
Board
of
Epling,
purchase
of
$370,000
bonds,
as
follows:
Due
197$
225,000
'
von
Dec.
1
from
1960
to
inclusive.
water
Offering
A.
—
A.
June 1, 1959.
1961 to 1974
interest
Due
on
Due
<on May 1 from
1991 inclusive..
1961
to
New
1,
by Chap¬
man
Due
June 1, 1995
on
1996.
Albany-Floyd County Consol.
Corporation (P. O.
New Albany), Ind.
School
Bond
Offering
Secretary
—
& Cutler, of Chicago.
sealed
bids
Board,
until
2
(CDST) on April 29 for the
purchase of $565,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1959.
p.m.
semi-annually
July 1, 1975
J-J. Legality
Ross, McCord, Ice
Indianapolis.
1960 to
from July. .1,
inclusive. In¬
approved by
& Miller, of
Will and Kendall Counties,
Com¬
Township Schcjsl Building
Corporation (P. O. Indianapolis),
Indiana
Bond
Bond
sealed
p.n*v(CST) on April 20 for the
purchase of $650,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1959.
Pue on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1975
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
trust
payable
company
Upon by
at
any
bank
mutually
the
or
agreed
purchaser and the
Board of Education. Legality ap¬
:
District No. 2
Louisiana
!
Due
189,;
4s.
May
&
f:
Due
on
1981
to
inclusive.^ f f f
Greenville, Ky.
"and the Sicily Island
Bank,; of
Sicily
Island,
.
jointly'.
Gueydan,
j.
.
:
■
:
p,
Kees,
State
from
1
^
1180—were awarded to Ducournau
May 1 from
on
^
" "
IV.
:
May 1 from
bonds offered April 7—v.
if?
on
j
Sale
Bond
Offering—O. C.. Hocker,t
Clerk,
—
•'
The
public
im¬
will
1958.
Due
Sept. 1 from 1961 to
on
1988 inclusive.
Interest M-S.
.
Le¬
F. Leland,
Schools, will
a.m/
Arnold
&
Crane,
&
Company..,
and-
"*
•
Kentucky
Fiscal
Court
Clerk,
.
to
April
29
will
receive
(CST)
for the
purchase
of
$950,008 School building feVehue
bonds.
Dated May"; i; 3959,
Due
on
May 1 from 1960 to 1&73 in¬
.
clusive.
Bonds
in
due
a
1965
time
same
were
awarded
composed of Kohl-<Co.; T. J. Feibleman & ;<
group
&
meyer
M. Lamont,
Co., and the Weil Investment Co.
;•
^
'
sealed bids until 12:45 p.m.
on
the
at
' '*
The $275,000
bonds
offered
—
..
LouifvHle),
County (P.O.
Abroms
r *
,
Additional Sale
gality approved by Wyatt, Grafton'& Grafton, of Louisville. ' utilities
revenue
Bond Offering—W.
11
(P. O. Jonesville)^ f
Sale—The $300^000 school
Bond
Due
School
Catahoula Parish Consol.
.
Principal
until
^
receive 4sealed, provement bonds totaling $150,000 ';
(CST) on May 4 offered April 9—v. 189, p. 1289— '
for the purchase of $355,000 sewer were- awarded to a group com¬
revenuebonds. > Dated
Sept. -1, posed of Ladd, Dinkins & Co.;
R.
bids
at the Bossier Bank
or
"!
"•
-
1975 inclusive,
1966 to
District, Iowa
—
2
the
Co.,
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
V
v"
•-
Lincoln Parish
Bond Offering—Secretary
Evans
Jury
that 'the
announces
n
-
\
Eddies?
Police
will; receive sealed " bids;
a.m.
(CST) :on May"14
.
until
-;
(P.O. Ruston),
.
10
and
for the purchase of $800,000 hos-.
as of " May.
pital bonds.v:Dated June 1, 1959.
approved 'Iby- Due oh June 1 from 1960 to 1979 '
Chapman
Cutler, - of fChicago,: inclusive. Principal and interest
and Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton, of
(J-D) payable at the office oflhe
Louisville.
(
Treasurer of the Police Jury, or
thereafter
1964.x
1,
Offering
—
on
April
28
for
the
Richard
C.
(CST)
purchase of
$3,500,000 first mortgage revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1976 inclusive.
Callable as of Jan.
pal and interest
the
American
Bank
a
net interest cost
Liberty
callable
are
,
Legality
a.
1, 1963. Princi¬
(J-J) payable at
Fletcher
National
& Trust Co.,
Indianapolis.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice; & Miller, of Indianapolis.
National
Bank
Trust
&
Co., in Louisville, or at the -Chem-r
ical Corn Exchange Bank, of New
$1,200,000 3s. Due on May 1 from York City. Legality approved by
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
;
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly ;&
150,000 3V8S. Due on May 1, 1977 Mitchell,, of .New. York City, and
and 1978.
V ' Wyatt, Grafton, & Grafton,: of
of about
3.01%,
follows:
as
at any bank
chaser.-
specified by the pur¬
Legality.
.
approved
by.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago."-.'
Natchitoches Parish School District
No. 11(P. O. Natchitoches), Lde
Offering—C. C. Graham,
of the Parish School'
will receive sealed bids
until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on May 5:
for the purchase of $65,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959.
Due
Bond
,
.
Secretary
Board,
-
1979
inap¬
June. 1
from
1962 to
ciusiye. Interest J-D. Legality
on
proved by Foley, Cox .& Judell, pf New Orleans,
Rapides Parish School District
(P. O. Alexandria)* La.
•
.
Bond
Louisville.
Bond
Offering
Namar,
sealed
and
(CST)
oral
W.
—
City Clerk,
L.
will
bids
until
;
7:30
on
lows:
'
■
$44,000 street improvement bonds.
Due on May 1 from i960 to
1968
Acting
H. Sanders,- '
of; the Parish ^
Secretary
School. Board, will receive sealed,
Sale—The
Bond
until
bids
—
$9,500,000
In¬
dustrial, building revpnue * bppds
offered April 13 were awdrded'to
.
1:45
<CST).
p.m.
on"
May 13 for the purchase of $2,635,600 bonds, as follows:
"
$2,300,000 A lex an dfi a Consoli-'
J : dated Sehool-District No. V
headed by J. C.; Bradford
& Co., W. L. Lyons^&
Co.j^and ;; bonds.: Due. on June 15 from*"
Stein Bros. & Boyce, as follows:
1960 to 1979, inclusive.
-
a
group
.
$945,000 3s. Due
inclusive.
on
-1961 to 1963
_
1965 inclusive.
1965.
from
775,000
and
4s.r
Due
and
School Twp. (P. O.
Davenport), Iowa
Jan. '1,„.1966
Jan. 1, 1968
on
4M>s4
v.
Due
on
,
.
from
4%s:
1976 to
Due
,
t
Jan.
from 1970 to 1975 inclusive.
3,205,000
i -
The
1959..
Due
1969.
3,025,000
Pleasant Valley
on
1967,
845,000 4V4S.
by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines),
—
"
Wood worth School District
r" No. 57 bonds.
'
and
on-Jan.
1980 inclusive.
1
»
1
of Kentucky, (P. O.
Lexington), Ky. '^
Bond
to
Due
en
June 15
1974, inclusive,
bonds are dated June 15,'
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the office of the Parish
Board, or at .any
ban)c
specified by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler,, of Chicago.
*
»"
University
*
1960
School
V#~'
;
Lecompte-Lamourie-
335,000
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.™;.', "
j
705,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1,;1964
,
Dated May 1, 1959. Legality ap¬
Bond Offering—Lilah M. Bell,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on May 4 for the
purchase of $500,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
•»
May field, Ky.
Mc-
receive
April 21 for the
purchase of $74,000 bonds, as fol¬
p.m.
\
.
-
Offering—-C.
.
Pella, Iowa
proved
Offering—Vaughn Jones, Lindstaeth, Secretary, will receive
Secretary of Board of Education, sealed bids until 10 a.m.
jyill receive sealed bids until 7:30
$23,000 3V2S.
30,000 street construction bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 from i960 to
Warren
munity School District No. 207-U
J(P. 0, Peotone), III.
Trust
&
.
of
for
bids until 7 p.m.
by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
;
Glenn Reisart,
thev School
of
receive
terest
The bonds are dated March
1959.- Legality approved
Treasurer,
building bonds offered April 33—v.
189, p. 1720—were awarded to
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,-Fenner &
City
approved
Offering
until
April 30
or at the National
County (P. O.-V Fleming- Bank pf' Bossier City, both of *
.Bossies; City.. Legality approved
burgs), Ky.',
Bond Sale—The $165,000 school! by Chapman & Cutler,-of Chicago,
Bond
at the Dis¬
office. Legality
Superintendent
bids
sealed
on
Fleming
1976
payable
Treasurer's
Bond
receive
"(CST)
purchase of $300,000 school bonds.
^
KENTUCKY
of
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
t
L.
Dated May I; 1959. Due on May l
P
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thorn-, from 1960 to 1979 Inclusive. Prin^
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
cipal and interest (M-N) payable /.
City. "
;V IS'\
at the office of the School Board !
Kauf-
Secretary of the Board
price of 100.08,
1974 to 1994 inclusive.
65,000 4JAs.
bonds.. Due
revenue
will
p.m.
and
at :the
Legality
payable
State Treasurer's office.
T.
—
,,
will
$45,000 general obligation bonds.
Principal
No.
Rodes,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
,
Trustees,
Will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST) on April 22 for the
(F-A)
Offering
Bond
District
(P. O. Benton)± La.
27
-
Knudsen, Secretary of Board of
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Directors, will receive sealed and
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
oral bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
on
New Albany, Ind.
April 21 for the purchase of $135,000 school building bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—The $300,000 sew¬
Louisville, Ky.
April 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from <" Bond Offering — Treasurer and
age works revenue bonds offered
1960 to 1978 inclusive.
Legality Secretary J.' B. Frith, Jr. an¬
April 14 — v. 189, p. 1516 —were
awarded to a group composed of approved by Chapman & Cutler, nounces-that the
Commissioners
- '
; ■ of the Sinking Fund will receive
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Channer of Chicago.
Securities Corp., and Fox, Reusch
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST);
Mason City Indep. School District,
& Co., at a price of 100.05, a net
on May 1 for the
purchase of $lyfIowa
interest cost of about 4.32%, as
000,000 voted medical center, civic
Bond Sale—The $1,315,000 school
follows:
center and urban redevelopment,
building bonds offered April 15—_
and urban renewal bonds. Dated
$30,000 4s. Due on June 1 from v.
189, p. 1516—were awarded to
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
a
group headed by the First Na¬
1959 to 1966 inclusive.-; Principal
25,000 41/4s. Due on June 1 from
tional
Bank
of
Chicago,
and and Interest
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
(M-N) payable^at-the
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at a
180,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from
and
Offering —Paul
of the
interest
68,000
chase
Mount Zion, til.
*
inclusive.
1969
to
-
Directors, will receive sealed and
until 10 a.m. (CST) on
May 6' for the purchase of $1,395,000 school building bonds. Dated
\
"
.
74,000 3%s.
oral bids
of
April 27,? for. the
on
Parish Sehool
Bossier
*
dated
are
Iowa
trict
LOUISIANA
until J1
bids
of$1,800,000
school
bonds.
Dated May 1,; 1959.
Due
o* Feb. ;P1
and Aug. 1. front 1960
Dubuque Community Sch. District,
and
sealed
purchase
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
mann,
.
Smith/as follows:
bonds
Bank of Mishawaka. Le¬
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
(CST)
..
$100,000 street improvement
receive
water
offered: April 4 9
a.m.
—
bids
Russell High Sch. ;• 67,000- 4^s. Due on June 1 from
.1987 to 1998 inclusive.
(P.O. Russell), Kan.-
receive
$100,000
(CST) on April 23 for the pur¬
of
$280,000
improvement (CST) on April 27 for the pur¬
chase of $405,000 school building
'v.
189, p. 1619—were awarded bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due
bonds.
to Paine Bice & Co„ at a price on Jan. 1 and July 1 from 1960 to
1973, inclusive. Principal and in¬ Hudson Community Sch.
pf par, as follows:
Dist., la.
terest (J-J) payable at the First
$23,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
Bond
Offering — Arthur
R.
National
Revenue
will
follows:
as
inclusive.
1986
to
Offering—Thomas L. Iden,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Eldon, Cardinal Community School
Joseph
W.
Snyder, City Controller, will re¬
IDAHO
^
Paskek,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
1972
County,
Jefferson
Michawaka, Ind.
Bond
St. Maries, Idaho
Sale—The
Chris
that
announces
(CDST) on April 28 for
chase of $760,000 school
Due
K
;
Bond Offering—Frances
Bond
Board of School Trustees will re¬
inclusive.
hospital bonds.
Bond
N.
$99,000
of Jan.
1, 1965.
Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
the Gary Trust & Saving Bank,
Gary. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indi¬
anapolis.
as
The
—
Creston, Iowa
1962 to 1976 inclusive. Call¬
from
Sale
Company.:
City
Kline-
gen¬
awarded to Carleton D.
were
Beh
Offering—Martha
$155,000
street
special assessment street improve¬
ment bonds offered at the same
Building
Corporation (P. O. Crown Point),
ment bonds.
-
910,000 2Yz%
i
obligation
obligation
;
Bond
improve¬
ment
bonds
offered
April
6
—v.
189, p. 1516—were awarded
to Shaw, McDermott & Co.;
Gary School City, Ind.
general
Sale—The
Bond
eral
Iowa
Due on June 1 from
54,000 4V4S.
r
■KANSAS
,.1960 to
.
from
Due on June 1
1971 inclusive.
$29,000 4s.
Becker &
District No. 7
Charles City,
Center School Township
Bond
follows:
189, p.
v.
price of 100.01, a net
of about 4.39%, as
a
cost
interest
bonds offered April 15—
1620—^vere awarded .to
Cownie, Inc.
:,
system
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
jointly, at
Sheldon, Iowa
— The
$70,000 water
Russell
IOWA
time
INDIANA
Bond Offering—Secretary
purposes
and
totaling
bonds
$92,000 offered April 10—v. 189,
p. 1620 — were awarded to Fox,
Reusch & Co., Inc., as 3^s.
Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May 14
for the purchase of $500,000 sehool
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
sioners and Roads, will receive
^sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (EST)
t>n April 28 for the purchase of
i
School
The
—
Townships
.
.
Sale
Bond
son,
Chairman of the Board of Commis¬
$5,340,000 bonds, as follows:
$4,430,000 3y4% and 3Y2% various
Sale
Bond
Will County
Dist.
writing syndicate:
Inc.; Goodbody & Co.; A. M. Kid¬
der & Co., Inc.; Herbert J. Sims
& Co., Inc.; Clement A. Evans &
Co., Inc.; M. B. Vick & Co.; StranCthan, Harris & Co., Inc.; Beil &
Hough; Breed & Harrison, Inc.
Wayne Township (P. O.
Columbus), Ind.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
189,
14—v.
April
offered
bonds
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1642)
Sale—The $150,000 dormi¬
.
'
Bond
City
Rayne, La.
'
Offering—Norman Faulk,
Clerk,
bids until 7
will
receive
sealed
(CST) on April
tory-revenue bonds offered April 30 for the purchase of $1,300,000
Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1978 7—v. 189, p. 1620—were awarded Electric and water utility revenue
inclusive.
Legality approved by to Merrill Lynch, Pierce, -Fenner bonds. :Due serially from 1960 to
& Smith, and Stein Bros. & Boyce,
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1989 inclusive.
p.m.
Volume
189
Number 5839
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1843)
Red
River Parish Consolidated
Van Ingen. &
Co., Fahnestock ,&
Co., Baker, Watts & Co., Mercan¬
tile-Safe Deposit & Trust
Co., of
Baltimore, Rand & Co., McDonnell
School District No. 1 P. O.
Coushatta), La.
Bond
Offering
J.
,
Charles
—
Webb,
President of the
Board, will receive
a.m. (CST) on
for the purchase of $325,000
School
bids until 10
bonds.
,
'
L.
& Co., Inc., and Phelps, Fenn &
Co., as 3y>s, at a price of 100.46, a
McDonnell
basis
&
Co., M. B. Vick
Brothers & Co.,
& Co., Stern
Rowles, Winston
Co., Robert Garrett & Sons,
Dreyfus & Co., John Small & Co.,
cate,
as
&
school
Raffensperger, Hughes
Dated
May 1, 1959.
Due
on May
1 from 1960 to 1974, Incl.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Singer, Deane
...
&
Moore
about 3.46%.
Other
&
Parish
sealed
May 5
of
members
listed
of
the
alphabetically,
Scribner, Stein
were
follows:
Andrews
t.
j
State
May 19 for
dining facility
the purchase of $2,100,000 school
Dated July 1," 1959.J Due
sold
bonds.
on
July
from
1
1961
1984'in¬
to
clusive.-
Callable after ;T0 years
date-of issue:J Interest J-J. i*
from
om
Housing
bonds
revenue
April
8
the
to
and [i Home
Agency,ds .2:% s, at
nan c ,e
price of
a
Chelmsford, Mass.
par.
Chicago; City National
Trust Co., Kansas City;
*
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
1 Note Offering—Walter R. Wilj kins; Town Treasurer, will receive
Judell, of New Orleans
{sealed bids- at the Merchants Na~
"
—
—
~
•■j' Clark,
28 State
St., Boston, .until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Anne Arundel County (P. O.
•April/Z\ fon the purchase of $80,Annapolis), Md.
000 municipal garage notes. Dated
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 school,
May 15, 1959. Due on May 15 from
construction bonds offered Apr. 14 1960 to 1975
inclusive.
Principal
Julien
MARYLAND
j tional Bank of
•
Boston,
Trust
189,
1621—were
p.
group headed
a
Wm.
awarded
and
&
Corp.;
Illinois
National
Cullom
gan
& Co., Inc/, -and Harriman.
/
,
Ripley & Co., Inc., at a price oi
/
Claremont, Minn.
100.005, a net interest cost .of about !; Bond Offering—Evelyn Schmoll,
3.41%; as follows// :will receive sealed
Davis
Tegcler
&
Co.;
.
.
Dick
&
Co.;
C. J.
....
'tion
.
.
bonds
offered
16—v.. & Co-.;
April
Washington Suburban Sanitary
189 ; p. 1721-were awarded to the
; District (P. O. Hyattsville),
|-Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
Maryland ;
;,v Boston, tas. 2.90s,
at a price of
,
_
r
&
t
Bond Sale—The
$9,000,000
Folger,
Nolan,
FJeming-W. B.
—
- & Co.; Frantz Hutchinson
Co.; Freeman & Co.; Robert
Hibbs
-
-
gen-
ral
obligation' b o nd s ./offered
Aptil 16—v. 189, p. 1721—were
warded, to a syndicate headed by
lore, Forgan & Co.,.atva:price of
ar,
a
.66
%,
net interest cost
as
/*'
•.
Sale—An issue of
000
temporary
sold
about
of
" /'"
follows:
Note
on
Trust'
:v i
from
1968
to
of
notes
Forgan
& Co.; Goldman, Sachs
Co.; Good body & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Green, Ellis
&
Anderson; Gregory & Sons;
Guaranty Trust Co., New York;
G. C. Haas & Co.; Hallgarten &
Co.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Han¬
nahs, Ballin & Lee; Harkness &
Hill; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Harris
Trust
8c
Savings Bank,
Chicago; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.; Malvern Hill & Co.; Hirsch
& Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Horn-
was
8c
the Arlington
Lawrence, aC
(
"
.....
.;
Lexington, Mass.
.
.
-
Oct X
Bond Offering—James J. Car¬
roll, Town Treasurer, will receive
1971, Incl.; and
sealed bids'at the Merchants Na¬
1967, incl:;
$1,150,000 3%s, due
■
loan
to
Company,
,
Oct. 1 from 1960 ta
.9
1.70% and 1!64%.
4,000,000- general construction
bonds: $1,875,000 4s, due /on
-
April
$1,000,-
on
$975,000 3.70s, due on Oct. 1 tional Bank of Boston, 28 State
from-1972 to 1974, inclusive.
: Street, Boston,.until 11 a.m, (EST)
4,000,000 water supply
bonds: op. April-23 for the purchase of
I
•
$1,040,000
5s,
due
$210,000 sewer bonds. Dated May
15, 1959. Due on May 15 from 1960
Oct. -1
on
1 <from 1960 to 1967 incl,$530,000 Zl/zs, due on Oct.-l from
>
to
1968 to- 1971, incl.; $675,000
2.70s, due on Oct.. 1 from 1972
,
;
.to 1976, .incl.; $1,620,000 3%s,
.
due
j
1989,
oiu
Oct.
incl.;
1
and
from
1977
$135,000
1979,' incl.
Principal and^ in¬
terest payable at the above-men¬
tioned bapk.
Legality approved
-
by. Storey^ Thorndike,
Dodge,. of Boston.
to*
Is,
Palmer &
.
Maiden, Mass.
due on Oct. 1, 1989.
1,000,000 sewerage
disposal
;
bonds: $240,000
5s,
due ,on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1967, incl.;
_
/Nate Sale—An issue of $750,000
tax
anticipation notes
the-National
.
$130,000 314 s, due on Oct. 1
from 1968 to
1971, incl.; $175,000 3.70s, due on Oct. 1 from
1972 to
1976, incl.; $420,000
3%s, due on Oct. 1 from 1977
to 1988,
incl.; and $35,000 Is,
due Oct. 1, 1989.
;
Others
in, the syndicate:
John
& Co., A. C. Allyn &
Co,,
Hornblower & Weeks, B. J.
uveen
nc.,
was sold to
Shawmut Bank of
Boston' at' 1.79%~ ~
t
*.
-
/•"'*
"v
?
f
*
,
V
'
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
Bond Sale—The $60,161,000 va¬
rious purposes bonds offered April
15—v. 189, p. 1620—were awarded
to
a syndicate
managed jointly by
the Bankers Trust Co., Chase Man¬
hattan-Bank, First National City
Bank of:New York, Lehman Bros.,
First Boston Corp., Halsey, Stuart
blower & Weeks*
Co.;
W.
on
Sale
Temporary loan
totaling $400,000 were sold
April 2,
—
/
follows:
as
$200,000
notes to
the
Rockland-'
Trust Company, in Rockland, at 1,76%.
200,000
notes
National
,1.76%.
...
the
to
Merchants
Bank, of Boston, at
'" v " •
Dated
April 14, 1959. Due on
1, 1959. Principal and inter-
r
(
>
'
•
•
•
-
»
*
.
Somerville, Mass.
Note
Sale—An issue of $500,000
temporary loan notes was sold td
the Merchants National Bank ol w
Boston, at 1.74%.
\
#
Springfield, Mass.
;
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
Note
000 notes
sold
was
to
|
the
Valley (
Bank & Trust
Co., Springfield, at
1.68% discount. Due Nov. 17, 1959.
Stoneham, Mass.
Note
'j
'
Offering—George H. H0I7
den, Town Treasurer, will receive
on May 15 from 1960 to
1964,
inclusive.
Season,
50,0p0
15 from 1960 to
Bank,
both of Seattle;
Co.; Shearson, Ham-
&
sewer notes.
The
Due
t
May
1964, incl.
on
notes are dated May
15,
Principal and interest pay?
,
1959.
Bank of Boston.
/ ' •
able
at
the
Merchants
National
*
Vy
...
V
..
Co.; Wm. R. Staats & Co.; Steele,
Watertown, Mass.
Haines
&
Co.;
Stein Bros.
&
Note Sale—An issue of $600,000
Boyce; Stern Bros. & Co.; Stix & tax
anticipation notes was sold to
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities the Union
Market National Bank,
*
Sutro Bros. &
•»"
'•*»
f ".
*"""
D.
White
Co.; White, Weld
Co.; J. R. Williston & Beane,
Inc.; Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
Robert
Winthrop & Co.; Dean
Witter & Co.; Harold E. Wood &
Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.:
Wood, Struthers & Co.; Arthur L.
Wright & Co., and Zahner & Co.
Wayland, Mass.
Offering — Dorothy
Damon, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
April 21 for the purchase of
$400,000
tuberculosis
hospital
notes.
Dated April 28, 1959. Due
April 1, 1960.
Note Sale—An issue of $100,000
was
sold,
as
follows:
$50,000
notes .to
the .Rockland
Co., of Rockland, at
Trust
1.70%.
City
Revere, Mass.
Sale—The
bonds
$575,000 school
April
16
were
group composed of
offered
awarded
to
Estabrook
a
&
Co., Coffin & Burr,
Inc., and F. S. Moseley & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
of about 3.47%.
1
Clerk,
—
will
Fred Looker, '
sealed 7
receive
bids until 2:30 p.m. (EST) on May H
4 for the
purchase of $170,000
bonds,
follows:
as
$55,000
special assessment storm
sewer bonds. Due on Aug. 1
from
1960
to
1964 inclusive.
*
bonds.
Due
1959 to
from
1963
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May
from
1960
to
1979
inclusive.
Aug. 1
inclusive.!
on
-
48,000 general obligation sanitary /
bonds. Due
sewer
Aug.
1
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive. )
22,000
general
sewer
from
obligation
bonds.
1959
on
Due
to 1963
on
*
storm
Aug. 1
inclusive.
/
March
1, 1959. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at a
bank or trust company designated
by the purchaser.
Legality ap4
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad-,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bark
Boston, at 1.70%.
Bond
Arbor, Mich.
Bond Offering
50,000 notes to the Boston Safe
Deposit
and
Trust
Co.,
in
•
3,4
*
re*
Second
MICHIGAN
Ann
Dated
Pembroke, Mass.
temporary loan notes
the
at
tioned bank.
Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Cambridge), Mass.
until
bids
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Mu4
nicipal Dept., Ill Franklin Street,
Boston, until noon (EST) on April
22 for the purchase of
$1,175,000
school project bonds. Dated June
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from 1960
to 1979, incl.
Principal and in-. ?
terest payable at the above-men-?
sewer
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
sealed
45,000 special assessment sanitary
Middlesex County (P. O. East
be
z»
Bond
&
&
Note
i
..
Watertown, at 1.68%.J
Lombardo;
Co.; Sweney, Cart-
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Edward
G. Webb & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold
& Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; J. C.
Wheat & Co.; White & Company;
R.
of
&
wright & Co.; Swiss American
Corp.; Talmage & Co.; Third Na¬
tional Bank in Nashville; Thomas
& Co.; Tilney &
Co.; Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson; Spencer Trask
& Co.; Tripp &
Co.; Trust Co. of
Georgia,
Atlanta;
Tucker,
An¬
thony & R. L. Day; Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; M. B. Vick & Co.; Wachovia
Bank & Trust Co., Winston-Salem
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.; G. H.
Walker & Co.;
E. F. Hutton &
Hutton & Co.; The
Illinois Company; Janney, Dulles
& Battles; Kalman & Co.; Kean,
Taylor & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur 8c Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co.,
Inc.;
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.;
King, Quirk & Co.; Kormendi &
Co.; Kuhn,' Loeb & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Laidlaw
&
Co.; Laird, Bissell 8c Meeds;
Lee Higginson Corp.; John C.
Legg '&
Co.;
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Locker, Sparrow
& Co.; Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle;
Lyons & Shafto; Mackey, Dunn &
Co.; Marine Trust Company of
Western New York; Buffalo; Lau¬
rence
M. Marks & Co.; MasonHagan, Inc.; McCormick & Co.;
E.
Scituate, Mass.
Note
notes
Scribner; John Small &
Merle-Smith; R. S.
Co.; Dominick & Dora-
.
,
Co.;
Smithers & Co.; Sodon Investment
,
w
*•
Co.} Smith, Barney & Co.; F. S
&
•.
v.-^r-Note Sale/rr-An issue of $200,000
Others m the account: Sinith,
tax anticipation notes was solcLto .Fidelity Union Trust Co., Newark;
Barney & Co.; Goldman,. Sachs- & j
First Cleveland Corp.; First Na¬
^irst National Bank of EasthampCo., L'.-FI Rothschild &. Co., Wertional Bank, Memphis; First Na¬
/ton,; at.11.70% discount: Due Oct;
theim & Co.; G. H. Walker'& Co.,
tional Bank of Boston; First Na¬
j 9;rl959.->. >i ■! ' V r '
the Illinois
tional Bank, of Oregon; First of
Company, Ball, Burge j
'
&
Iowa Corporation: First of MichiKraus, Butcher &-^hen^rd/ -. V
\; Fftchburg, Mass.
) ;
Rgffensperger, Hughes &• Co'., and v- Bond Sale—The $175,000 offCorporation; First Southwest
yons & Shaft^
»
street parking and street construe- Corporation; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
Bos-
-
mill & Co.; Shields & Co.;
Singer,
Deane &
Due on ApritT-from '
^ P-m. (CST) om April
1965, inclusive.
;-23 for the purchase of $21,000 im700,000 3s. Due on April 1 from !
Dated; May %». Co.;
1966 to-1969, inclusive.
- j *959;/Due on May 1 from 1961 to
A.
G.
Edwards
&
Sons; El525,000 ay4s. Due on April 1 fromfj9?9 inclusive. Interest M-N Ledredge
&
Co.;
Elkins,
Morris,
1970 to 1972. inclusive.- >V>. I gahtyapproved by Briggs, Gilbert,
Stokes & Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen
650
1961 to
.
&
inick; A. Webster Dougherty &
Co.; Drexel & Co.; Dreyfus & Co.;
Francis I. du Pont & Co/, East¬
.CorPj^^.. :■.+»*>
man
Dillon, Union Securities &
Stubbs, Watkins
$875,000 5s.
_
&
Bank, Boston; Roosevelt &
Shannon
DempseyDevine
/.
Pollock
Savings
&
Dickson 8c
.
&
Co.;
Co.;
Park,
Penington, Colket &
Schwabacher
Co., Chicago; Courts & Co.;
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Cun¬
ningham, Schmertz & Co.; Shelby
interest payable at the above-
Boston.
good & Mayer; Seattle-First Na¬
tional
Bank;
Seattle
Trust
&
Trust
by J. P. Mor- j mentioned Bank,
of
Cross; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) oh ^
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.; Salo
April 22 for the purchase of $125,4 J
mon
Bros. & Hutzler;
Schaffer,
000 notes, as follows:
Necker & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hut¬
i; *
ton & Pomeroy;
$75,000 water mains notes. Due -1
&
&
Bank
E.
tional
Co.;
Coffin
Northwest
Co.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Raffensperger.
Hughes
& • Co.;
Rand
&
Co.;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; Reinholdt
& Gardner ;
Reynolds & Co.; Rip¬
ple & Co.; Rockland-Atlas Na¬
Clayton
Burr;
Collins & Co.; Commerce
Co., Kansas City; Conti¬
nental
.
to.
Dodge
Securities
Bank
est payable at the Merchants Na^
tional Bank of Boston.
Peoples National Bank, Char¬
lottesville; Philadelphia National
Bank, Philadelphia; D. A. Pincus
& Co.; Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood
'
&
—v.
Bank
National
Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Dec.
Ryan, Inc.;
Co.;
Inc.; Byrd
Brothers; Channer Securities Co.;
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow, Inc.;
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank,
New York; C. F. Childs &
Co.;
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Federal
.
F i
Bank, Newark; W. H. New& Co.; Newhard, Cook
Pacific
Brothers Harriman & Co.;
Burns,
Corbett
&
Pickard,
was
Mil-
Co., New York Hanseatic Corp.
Northern Trust Co., Chicago: Ohio
Company; J. A. Overton & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis:
,
on
Co.;
First
ion.
&
.
(CST)
Securities
the
bold's Son
.
a.m.
Safe
Principal and interest payable at
F. S. Moseley & Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; National
City Bank, Cleveland; National
•
until 10
&
W. H. Morton &
Co.;
o
of $2,900,dormitory and
Mercantile
Hutchinson
burn, Cochran & Co.;
Milwaukee Co.; Model, Roland
&
Stone; Moore, Leonard
&
Lynch; J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc.,
&
>
Secretary of theParish School f Bond Sale—An issue
Board, will receive sealed bids 000 non-tax exempt
McMaster
Mid-South
Wells, Inc.; Malon S.
& Boyce, Peoples National
Andrus, Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange
Bank, of
able at the School Treasurer's of¬
Charlottesville, Fox,: &
Co.; Bache & Co.; Bacon, Stev¬
fice, or at any bank specified by Reusch & Co., Inc., Suplee, Yeatenson
& Co.; Bacon, Whipple &
the purchaser. Legality approved man, Mosley Co.,
Inc., Robert L.
Co.;
Robert
W.
Baird
&
Co.;
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Whittaker, Lyons & Shafto, Inc.,
Baker, Watts & Co.; Ball, Burge
McDougal & Condon, Inc., McDonSt. Bernard Parish Sewerage Dist.
&
Kraus; Barr Brothers & Co.;
! aid-Moore &
Co., Fahev, Clark &
No. 2 (P. O. Chalmette), La.
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; J.
.j Co.,, Horner, Barksdale & Co.; Barth &
Bond Offering—Philip-Asevedo,; Wm. J.
Co.; Bartow Leeds & Co ;
Mericka & Co., and Rambo,
George K. Baum & Co.; Baxter &
Secretary of the Board of Super¬ Close -&• Kerrier, Inc.
vl,://.y V■"/'/,
Co.; Bear Stearns & Co.; A. G.
visors, will reeeive sealed bids un¬
Becker & Co.; Allen Blair &
til 3 p.m. (CST) on May 6 for the
Co.;
MASSACHUSETTS
Blair & Co., Inc.; William Blair
purchase of $150,000 public im¬
'
Attleboro, Mass.
& Co.; Fred D. Blake &
Co.;
provement bonds. Dated June
X
Bond .Sale
The $153,000 fire <"
1959, Due on June 1 from 1961 to.
Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Blyth &
station, bonds
offered
April • 9 Co.;
1989 inclusive. Legality approved
Blunt
Ellis * &
Simmons;
r-:V.
189, p. 1620—were awarded
Boatmen's
National
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New to
Bank,
St.
George P. Fogg & Co., as 3s,
Orleans.
Louis; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.;
at a price of
100.31, a basis of J.
Cf. Bradford & Co.; Bramhall,
about* 2.95%.
Terrebonne Parish Consol. School
Falion & Co.; Branch
Banking &
District No.; 1 (P. O. Houma), La
Trust Co.,
' Brandeis
Wilson; Braun, Bos¬
University (P. O.
worth":
&
Bond. Offering — C. C.
Co.,
Inc.;
Brown
Waltham), Mass.)
Miller,
Bros.
&
Co.;
McDonaldCo.; McJunkin, Patton
Deposit &
Trust Co., Baltimore; Mercantile
Trust Company of St.
Louis; Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith; Merrill, Turben & Co.;
Adams, McEntee & Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Co.; American Securities
Corp.;
Anderson
&
Strudwick;
& Co., Inc.
Co.;
Co.;
syndi¬
8c
55
River-Harris
School
District,
Michigan
f.
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 school
building bonds offered April 14
—v.
189, p. 1517—were awarded ,^
to John Nuveen & Co., at a price ;.'
of 100.003, a net interest cost ot about 4.33%, as follows:
.
Due on July 1 from
$85,000 4%s.
'
1960
to
1968
250,000 4%s.
1969
165,000
from
to
1982
41/48.
inclusive.
I
Due on July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
July
1983 to 1988 inclusive.
V
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
Class Sch. DtstS
City Fourth
JBay
10, Mich.
No.
$375,000 school
Bond Sale—The
3.69%, as follows:"
Of about
$98,000 3%s. Due on April 1
1960 to 1966
191,000 3%s. Due on
1,971 to 1977
from
inclusive.
e6,000 3i&s. Due on April
1.967 to 11970 inclusive.
Sale
—
April 1 from
of
$1,000,000 rehabilitation bonds,
follows:
(EST) on April 22
purchase of $63,900 tax
anticipation notes. Dated April 1,
1959. Due on March 1, 1960. Prin¬
400,000 Series 59-1 bonds. Due on
May 15 from 1961 to 1974 in¬
Chicago or Detroit. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
in New York City,
Central Lake Public School District,
Schools District,
Offering —Richard Dob-
ben, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Michigan
Bond Offering—Leon
Sage, Jr.,
1982 to 1985 inclusive.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
cf Detroit.
$130,000 school
building bonds offered April 15
■—v.
189, p. 1517—were awarded
to McDonald-Moore & Co.
Detroit, Mich.
the
at
current
official
bank
of the City in New York
City, Chicago or Detroit. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
IPaddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Detroit, Mich.
Offering—Henry P. Dowfiling, City Controller, will receive
tealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
April 28 for the purchase of $10,*790,000 bonds, as follows:
sewage
revenue
1958.
disposal system
bonds. Dated Dec. 15,
on
Dec. 15 from
Due
1962
to
able
on
date
on or
1988
inclusive.
Call¬
interest payment
after Dec. 15, 1969.
Interest J-D.
.
.
any
5,000,000 refunding bonds. Dated
May 15, 1959. Due on May 15
t
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Interest M-N.
500,000
street and alley paving
special assessment bonds.
Dated
Feb.
15, 1959.
Due
on
„—.jrFeb. 15 from 1960 to 1963 in■»
elusive. Interest F-A.
290,000 general public improve¬
ment
1959.
1961
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
May
May 15,
15 from
to 1969 inclusive.
Inter¬
est M-N.
Payable at the current official
of the City' in New York
bank
April
1621—were
awarded to the First of Michigan
Corp.; Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., and Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., as follows:
15—v.
189,
p.
3%s.
Due
on
July
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive.
670,000 3%s.
1963 to
Lake Orion
Note
Due
on
1
July 1 from
1973 inclusive.
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Sale—The
$120,000 tempo¬
loan notes offered April 8—
189, p. 1621—were awarded to
rary
v.
the
Community National Bank, of
Pontiac, at 2.50%.
Lake Shore
Bond
Public Schools District
Offering
—
W.
E.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 27 for
the purchase of $1,800,000 school
and
1,
site
1959.
bonds.
Due
p
180,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1970 to 1978 inclusive.
120,000 4j/8S. Due on June 1 from
on
Dated
Sept.
School District
Lake
South
(P. O.
Shores), Mich.
St. Clair
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
the Secretary of
by
the Board of Education until 7 p.m.
bonds.
f
Dated April 1,
1959.
Due
incl.
of June 1,1973. Legal¬
Callable
as
Independent School
Falls
Little
District No 482,
Bond
.
Offering
—
Minn. -
(CST)
bids until 1 p.m.
*•-
-
Alan Morrow,
District Clerk, will receive
sealed
May 6
on
of $1,350,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1989 inclu¬
for the purchase
(F-A)
sive. Principal and interest
payable at any suitable bank des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved \ by Dorsey; Owen,
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
neapolis. %
•' *
June 1 from 1960 to 1984,
on
;
1979 to 1984 inclusive.
notes.
Dated April
1959. Due on Sept. 24, 1959.
\Minnesota (State of)
Bond
Bond Offering—John
1
Campbell,
Secretary of Board of Education,
p. 1621 —were on Feb. 15, 1960.
Principal and
McDonald-Moore & interest payable at a place to be
Company.
'
agreed
Offering
Note
—
Margaret
H.
until
loan notes offered April 9—
189, p. 1621—were awarded to
National Bank of Detroit, at
rary
v.
the
8 p.m. (EST) on May 6 for
2.25%.
purchase of $600,000 tax anti¬
cipation notes. Dated May 1, 1959.
Due on Sept. 1, 1959.
the
MINNESOTA
Sale
bonds offered
—
The
April 13—v. 189, p.
awarded
1400—were
Bond
$1,458,000
to
group
a
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
LehmanBrothers;
Inc.;
bloWer
&
Weeks,
Horn-
,
and
Luce,
Thompson & Crowe, Inc., as fol¬
lows:
,
$948,000 budget sewer bonds as
3*4s, at a price of 100.14, a
basis of about 3.24%. Due on
60,000 special assessment sewer
improvement bonds at a price
of 100.09, a net interest cost
of about 2.84%,
as follows:
Offering
G.
Idris
til 8 p.m.
1960
$12,000
to
2%s,
1962
inclusive;
1,
due on March
3s,
and
1963
1964;
due
on
and
March
$30,000
1
from
295,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds at a price
of
100.09,
of
(CST)
about
$60,000
1963
3s,
2%s,
due
March 1,
$145,000
March 1 from
due
1964;
on
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
155,000
cost
of
$45,000
3V2S, due on March 1 from
1960 to 1962 inclusive; $30,-
2.84%,
as
follows:
000
3s, due on March 1, 1963
and
1964; and $80,000 2%s,
due
on
1969
March 1 from 1965 to
inclusive.
W. H. Morton &
Moulton & Co., Coffin &
R. H.
Burr,
Inc.,. American-National
Bank, of St. Paul, Bacon, Whipple
& Co., Industrial; National Bank,
of Providence, Stranahan, Harris
& Co., Inc., National City Bank, of
Cleveland, Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
Frantz Hutchinson & Co., and First
r
National
as
follows:.
;
.
No. 256, Minn.
:
'»
-
building bonds offered April 1—
189, p. 1518—were awarded to
v.
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.
s
Randolph, Minn.
;
-
'
r.
t
Sale—The
Bond
Bids will be
North
of
;f
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
:
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
&
Marquart, of Minne¬
$8,500 general
obligation Village Hall bonds of¬
fered April 7 were awarded to the
Security State Bank of Cannon
Falls,
3.60s.
as
Regents of the University of
Minnesota (P. O. Minneapolis),
Minnesota
Bond Sale—The
apolis.
bids will
by the City Clerk un¬
(CST) on April 21 for
of $62,500 bonds, as
p.m.
revenue
2—v.
Bond Offering—Sealed
be received
$345,000 dormi¬
bonds offered April
18, p. 1401—were sold to
the Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as 2%s and 2%s,
at a price of par.
^
tory
Glencoe, Minn.
til 8
Bank
Island Indep. School District
Pine
Barber
the purchase
Steam
follows:
County Indep. Sch. District
No. 745
$27,500 municipal building bonds.
Due
Dec.
on
1
1961
from
to
1969 inclusive.
35,000 improvement bonds.
Due
to
1969
Dec.
on
1
from
1960
1959.
bonds
Bond
stad,
are
dated
March
1,
Legality approved by Faegre
Golden
Minneapolis.
Valley, Minn.
Offering
—
Roger K. Ul-
(CST)
on April
21 for the purchase of
$247,000
village hall and park
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
Due
Feb.
from
1
until 2 p.m. (CDST) on
for the purchase of
April 29
$280,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
& Marquart,
of Minne¬
1962
to
apolis.
West St.
receive
Village Clerk, will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
(P. O. Albany), Minn. J
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the District Clerk
Bond
school
inclusive.
The
& Benson, of
about
April 27 for the
on
all bonds of Series B, or all
bonds
of
both
issues, and not
otherwise. Interest J-D. Legality
general improvement
at a price of 100.09, a
interest
Atlanta, City National
Co., of Kansas City,
Co., Inc.
Georgia,
Bank & Trust
un¬
or
on
and
be received
Dated June 1, 1958.
A,
Higginson Corp., L. F. Roths¬
& Co., Trust Company of
child
that
considered for all bonds of Series
net interest cost
2.84%, as follows:
and
Clerk
Village
announces
$140,000 Series A bonds..
1,260,000 Series B bonds.
a
$90,000 3V2S, due on March 1
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive;
will
bonds,
revenue
Lee
Union
purchase of $1,400,000 BaudetteRainy River International Bridge
$18,000 3V2S, due on March 1
from
—
Lyons
bids
sealed
Blyth & Co., Inc., Mercantile Trust
Co., of St. Louis* Carl. M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Weeden & Co.,
Carolina, Asheville.
Baudette, Minn.
Saginaw, Mich.
York, First National Bank,
Chicago, J. P. Morgan & Co.
Inc., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
of
with the purchaser.
upon
Wayne, Mich.
Note Sale—The $80,000 tempo¬
Royal Oak School District, Mich.
Williams, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Other members of the syndicate:
New
Wayne Community School District,
Michigan
April 9 —v/ 189,
to
basis of about 3.01%.'/
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
(P. O. Muskingum will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Heights), Mich
p.m.
(EST) on April 20 for the
Bond Sale—The $35,000 special
purchase of $500,000 tax anticipa¬
assessment sewer bonds offered tion notes. Dated May
1, 1959. Due
awarded
a
24,
ipation
Roosevelt Park
net
New-
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
March
Detroit.
bonds
ma 1111,
building
inclusive.
1969
to
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
(P. O. St. Clair Shores), Mich.
Bond
$5,000,000
$800,000 elec¬
$130,000
Note Offering—Henry P* Dowfing, City Controller, will receive
fjealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
April 21 for the purchase of $5,4)00,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
15, 1959. Principal and interest
payable
Sale —The
Bond
Bond Sale—The
1961
clusive.
tric utility revenue bonds offered
(P. O. Jackson), Mich.
to
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
the purchase of $55,000 tax antic¬
$150,000 4%s. Due on June 1 ft'om
March 1 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
Hillsdale, Mich.
Clement Public School District
V
follows:
as
Bond
$99,500 school
building bonds offered April 1—
v.
189, p. 1517—were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
McDonald-Moore & Co., jointly,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 4.33%, as follows:
•
-
Monday, April 20,- 1959
.
Sale — The
$12,000,000
ity approved by Miller, Canfield, general obligation trunk highway
189, p. 1517^-were awarded to
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
bonds offered April
14—v, 189,
group
composed of Kenower,
p. 1517—were awarded to a syndi¬
MacArthur & Co., Paine, Webber,
Sturgis School District, Mich.
cate headed by the Harris Trust
Jackson
&
Curtis,
McDonaldNote Offering — Richard Free¬
Moore
&
Co.,? and " Walter J. man, President of Board of Edu¬ & Savings Bank, Chicago, and the
Wade, Inc., at a price of 100.05, a cation, will receive sealed bids Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
net interest cost of about 4.08 %, until 7 p.m. (EST) on April 20 for City, as 3.10s, at a price of 100.83,
Lansing), Mich.
Bond Sale —The
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
6 p.m. (EST) on April 28 for the
purchase of $40,000 general obli¬
gation school building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on July 1 $76,500 43/4s. Due on April 1 from
1960 to 1981 inclusive, v
from 1960 to 1962, inclusive. In¬
23,000 41/4s. Due on April 1 from
terest J-J. Legality approved by
-
.
j v.
|a
$70,000 school
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on May 6
building bonds offered April 9—
for the purchase of $725,000 gen¬
V. 189, p. 1517—were awarded to
eral
obligation
building bonds.
the National Bank of Jackson, at
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on June 1
C price of
100.03, a net interest
from 1960 to 1984, inclusive. Call¬
cost of about 3.42%,.as follows:
able as of June 1*1969. Interest
$56,000 3V2S. Due on May 1 from J-D. Legality approved by Wood,
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
King & Dawson, of New York City.
14,000 3V4S. Due on May 1, 1970
Grant Community School District
and 1971.
No. 21 (P. O. Rothbury), Mich.
Ctarney-Nadeau Public School Dist.
Bond
Offering — Willard
H.
\ ;
(P. O. Carney), Mich.
Krull, Secretary of the Board of
Bond Offering — Verne Moran,
Education, will receive sealed bids
f?ecretary of the Board of Educa¬ until 8
p.m. (EST) on April 23 for
tion, will receive sealed bids until the purchase of $60,000 school site
C p.m. (EST) on April 28 for the and
building bonds. Dated March
purchase of $195,000 school build-' 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1959.: to 1977, inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1985,
Legality approved by Miller, CanInclusive. Interest J-J.
Legality
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Gunnisonville School District (P. O,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Sale—The
$450,000 school
building bonds offered April 8—
Michigan
Bond
(P. O. Comstock Park), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
Detroit.
Fremont Public
1960
J-D.
Fourth Class (EST) on April 29 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 school building
No. 9, Fractional
School District
■
15,
Due on Dec. 1 from
1973, inclusive.' Interest
1, 1958.
Township
Plainfield
1959. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
current official bank of the City
May
$135,000 motor
vehicle highway fund bonds. Dated
p.m.
the
cipal and interest payable at the
Oxford Savings Bank, in Oxford.
inclusive.
clusive.
The $10,000 water
8
until
for
$600,000 Series 59-H bonds. Due
on May 15 from 1961 to 1974
Dated
Brooklyn Community School Dist.,
Michigan
,
Wayne Mc-
Means,
Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
cupply and sewage disposal sys¬
tem revenue bonds offered March
SI—v. 189, p. 1400—were awarded
to the Jipson-Carter State Bank,
end
tt»e Blissfield
State Bank,
both of Blissfield, jointly, as 3%s,
fit a price of par.
Bond
—
ling also will receive sealed bids
at the same time for the purchase
1 from
Blissfield, Mich.
Bond
Michigan
Offering
Note
for the purchase of
Dec.
as
awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.04, a net interest cost
189, p. 1517—were
v.
(P. O. Oxford),
District No. 7
Offering—Mr. Dow-
Additional
School
Oxford Area Community
City, Chicago or Detroit. Legality
approved by Miller Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
offered April 6—
building bonds
•
.
(1844)
1979 in¬
Paul Independent School
District No.
Bond
eral
Sale
—
197, Minn.
The
$750,000 gen¬
obligation
school building
13—v. 189, p.
1518—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the First National
bonds offered April
interest
Bank, of St. Paul, at a price of
suitable banking
par, a net interest cost of about
institution designated by the pur¬
3.82%, as follows:
Note Offering—E. P. Stansbury,
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Secretary of Board of Education, Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber & $175,000 3.10s.. Due on March 1
Detroit.
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
105,000 3Vzs.
Due on March 1
p.m.
Meridian Public Schools District
(EST) on April 21 for the
Note
The foregoing supple¬
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
purchase of $1,185,000 notes, as
(P. O. Sanford), Mich.
ments the report in our issue of
follows:
130,000 3.80s.
Due on March 1
Bond Sale—The $550,000 school
March 16—v. 189* p. 1289.
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
building bonds offered April 15 $900,000 tax anticipation notes.
Lake Crystal, Minn.
340,000 3.90s.
Due on March 1
Due on Dec. 15, 1959.
—v.
189, p. 1721—were awarded
from 1978 to 1982 inclusive.
Bond Offering — Alden Suther¬
to the First of Michigan
285,000 tax anticipation notes.
Corp., at
In addition the entire issue will
1
Due on Jan. 1, 1960.
a
land,
City Clerk,
will receive
price of 100.0003.
carry an extra 1.90% interest from
Dated May 1, 1959.
Principal sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CDST) on
Oakland
County (P. O. Pontiac), and interest payable at a place May 4 for the purchase of $160,- Sept. 1, 1959 to March 1, 1960.
Other members of the syndicate:
000 general obligation improve¬
Michigan
to be agreed upon with the pur¬
Bond Offering Rescinded—The chaser.
ment bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Allison-Williams Co., J. M. Dain
Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1979 & Co., Inc., John Nuveen & Co.,
proposed sale on April 21 of $12,South Haven, Mich.
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Cald¬
667,000 sewage disposal bonds—
v.
Bond Offering — Norman Nel¬ approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, well, Phillips Co., Mannheimer189, p. 1400 — was called off
due > to pending litigation which
and1 Shaughnessy 4 &
Barber _&,v Marquart/ fit Mpuie- Egan, Inc.,
son, City Cl^rk, will receive sealed
is expected to be resolved shortly. bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Apr. 20 1 apoiis.%; /.
' Co., Inc. "
clusive.
from 1960 to 1986, inclusive. Call¬
able
of
Sept. 1, 1974. Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
as
Saginaw
School District,
Mich.
Principal
payable at
—
any
and
Volume
Number 5839
189
•
MISSISSIPPI
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.
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.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Lake County School District No. 41
-
.
Canton, Mitt."
,
(P. O. Rollins), Mont.
.
' "'.v
Bond
Offering—Bertha McKay,,
Bdhd
Clerk
Offering
the
of
"
James
—
7:30
until
•
Board
of
Uhde*
Trustees,
p.m>
NEBRASKA
Houston
"
Madison
No.
Bond Sale—The
$120,000 school
bonds offered April 7—v. 189, p.
1518—were awarded to Harring¬
ton & Company.
*
Jackson County (P. O.
Pascagoula),
"
Mississippi
Bond
Offering
.
N. C. Everett,
—
2
County School District
(P. O. Norfolk), Neb.
hardt, Superintendent of Schools,
will sell at public auction at 7:30
p.m. (CST) on May 4, an issue of
$390,000 bonds, as follows:
$300,000 public school bonds.
90,000 junior college bonds.
Bond Sale—The $2,200,000 bonds
offered April 14—v. 189, p. 1621—
Due on-May 1 from 1960 to 1979,
posed of Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, Chicago, Mercantile Trust
Co., St. Louis, First National Bank
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Charles&Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
-
awarded
were
to
a
group
com¬
& Trust
Meridian, Miss.
\
Bond Offering —Joel
W.
Wor-
rester. City .Clerk-Treasurer^ will
receive eealed bids
(CST)
until
11
a.m.
.April 122 for the pur¬
chase of $7455,000 special street im¬
provement-bonds.' Due- serially
on
from 1960 to 1969.
-
-
Mississippi (State of)
Sale
Bond..
^$20,000,000
general obligation school bonds
offered April 15—v. 189, p. 1518
—were
awarded
to
a ^syndicate
headed by- the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City, Blyth &
Co., Inc., and Lehman Brothers,
at a price of 100.016, a net interest
cost of about 3.02%, as follows:
$1,000,000 5s. Due
...
3V4s.
1,500,000
$250,000 sewer bonds: $100,000
3y2s, due on April 1, 1961 and
1962; $50,000 2.20s, due Apr. 1,
1963; $50,000 3.30s, due on
/ Apr. L 1964; and $50,000 2.40s,
due Apr. 1, 1965.
450,000 street resurfacing bonds:
$150,000 SVaS, due on April 1,
1961 and 1962; $100,000 2.20s,
due
April 1, 1963; $100,000
2.30s, due April 1, 1964; and
$100,000 2.40s, due April 1,
r
'
1965.
1,500,000 sewer bonds: $200,000
3J.As, due April 1, 1961 and 1962;
$100,000 2.20s, due April 1,
Due
1963; $200,000 2.30s, due April
}
,
1964; $200,000 2.40s, due
April 1, 1965; $200,000 2M>s,
due April
1, 1966; $200,000
1,
June
on
1,
•
1962.
17,500,000
from
-
3s.
1963
Associates
Due
to
in
June
on
1
2.60s, due April 1, 1967; and
$400,000 2.70s, due April 1,
1975, inclusive.
the
Bros.
a
June 1, 1960
on
and 1961.
Co., Oklahoma City, and
Harriman & Co., at
price of 100.004, a net interest
cost of about 2.59%, as follows:
Brown
.
The.
underwriting
and
1968
1969.
include:
Scottsbluff
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank;
Ripley
&
Co.
Inc.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs - &
Co.;
Eastman
Dillon,
Union-Securities &
Co.; Harris
Trust and Savings Bank; Drexel
& Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
White, Weld & Co.; John Nuveen
& Co. (Incorporated).
No. 32
Harriman
Hornblower &
Webster
Wachovia
Clerk
at
Bank
and
'
No.
73
County School District
(P. O. DeSoto), Mo.
bert
F.
Hitzeman, Jr.
that the Board
of
receive
bids
(CST)
chase
sealed
on
of
Note
Rain^ County Treasurer, will re¬
a
8
p.m.
April 28 for the
trust
pay¬
company
to be
designated by the purchaser,
subject to approval by the Board
of
Bond
Offering—Evelyn E. Sul¬
livan, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
8
11
a.m.
on
Rockingham County (P.
O.
Offering
receive
County
sealed
—
Treasurer,
bids
1 from
Louis.
MONTANA
Chouteau
until
H.
will
Hawkins,
to
1968
inclu¬
New York
City.
by
approved
Delafield
&
Wood,
of
I
\
:}
Kearney (P. O. Kearny), N. J.
Bond
Town
Offering
— Donald
Allen,
will receive sealed
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m. (DST)
29 for the purchase of
on
April
Bond
Offering
—
Clarence
on
April
28
the
for
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
$2,173,000
school
Aug. 1, 1958. Due
1959
to
1983
and interest
First
Aug. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
National
Amboy,
on
Bank
Sayre
of
Woods
South
Branch,
Madison.
Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
New
Jersey (State of)
Bond Offering—John A.
State
Kervick,
Treasurer,
will receive
May 13 for-the
purchase of $25,000,000 water de¬
velopment bonds.
(The proposed
offering of the issue on Feb. *16
sealed
bids
called
off.)
Bond
Sale
The
—
$185,000
gen¬
eral
obligation school bonds of¬
fered April 3 — v. 189, p. 1401 —
were
awarded to Boland, Saffin
& Co., as 3.90s, at a price of 100.10,
a basis of about 3.80%.
Lea
County
(P.
O.
Lovington),
New Mexico
$1,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation hospital bonds of¬
fered April 15—v. 189, p. 1518—
were
awarded
Bank
the
to
in
Trust
jointly,
price of
2.66%.
100.10,
First
Na¬
Dallas, and the
Savings Bank,
&
as
2.70s, at a
of about
basis
a
Geddes,
Lakeland
Water
District
(P. O. 1000 Woods Road, Solvay),
—
Offering—Joseph J. Novak,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on April
28 for the purchase of $525,000
bonds, as follows:
,
,
t
(A-O) payable at the Sol¬
vay Bank, in Solvay. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
Bond
,
Orangetown & Clarkstown Central
in Zurich took
Orangeburg), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Talbott,
ceive
District
sealed
(EST)
—
Lawson
Clerk,
will
until
bids
V.
re¬
Caribbean
a
2
p. m.
April 22 for the pur¬
chase of $2,000,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
on
from 1959 to 1988 inclusive.
Prin¬
place in March, and
announcement
an
made; in
was
November of the establishment of
office
in
Trade
Development
Juan, Puerto Rico
San
to be opened this spring.
The
Port
Authority
record
six
its
of
use
crossings,
reported
vehicular
although the increase
0.8% over 1957.
Tho
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the Sparkhill branch of the
was
First
total volume of 88,796,971 vehicles
National
Bank
of
Spring
Valley, or at the Bankers Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Oswego, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,650,000 water
bonds offered April 16—v. 189, p.
1722
awarded
were
—
to
a
group
only
compared with
previous* year.
88,051,454 in
tho
Gross operating revenues at all
Port
Authority transportation and
terminal facilities totaled $93,183,000, an increase of 10% over $84,-
753,000 in the previous year. Net
of $49,434,000 after in¬
cluding interest income and al¬
lowing for valuation adjustment
revenues
Paris, Sulphur Springs Road Water
District (P.
O. Clayville), N.
Y.
"
Bond
yer,
ceive
Offering—Walter
Town
Supervisor,
sealed
(EST)
bids
J.
Mo-
will
until
2
p.m.
April 23 for the pur¬
chase
of
$43,000
road
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
1
1960
from
to
1976
inclusive.
pay¬
able at the Oneida National Bank
Trust
&
in Utica.
Co.,
approved
Legality
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
Heckler &
As
in
were
transferred to
required.
as
the past,
the balances at
31, 1958 of the Port Author¬
ity Reserve Funds met all re¬
quirements of the various Port
Dec.
Authority
statutes,
agreements
with bondholders and established
policy of maintaining at
in
reserves
Galloway, of New York
City.
Authority (P. O.
City), N. Y.
Annual Report Stresses Contin¬
Progress—The
Authority in
its 1958 Annual Report made pub¬
lic April 17 by Chairman S. Sloan
Colt reported continuing progress
in its
development of self-sup-
porting public transportation and
facilities
terminal
in
the
New
York-New Jersey Port District.
At the end of the year, the bi-
had invested $816,700,000 in these facilities.
This
represented an increase of $91,306,000, or 13% over the 1957 total
of $725,394,000.
In addition, con¬
agency
these
and
of
end
mately
1958
totaled
$155,000,000.
approxi¬
Capital
penditures
of
$173,825,000
budgeted for 1959.
$756,000 in
The net revenues from all
pres¬
struction
and
modernization
required by the
are
statutes and agreements to be ap¬
plied to meet commitments by
present bobndholders, and then to
the
General
Reserve
maintain
Fund up
of
to its statutory amount
10% of outstanding bonds. This
fund contained
United
and
$50,799,000 in cash
States
Government
securities at the end of 1958. The
balance of
$13,883,000 in
held
was
funds.
the
in
These
of
the
Authority, will
receive sealed bids until 11:30
(EDST)
on
chase of
Series
April 29 for the
$2,630,000 water
A
bonds.
Dated
a.m.
pur¬
revenue,
Dec.
1,
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to
reserves
special
reserve
funds, which
con¬
tained cash and government
rities are applicable to the
secu¬
specific
issues of the bonds.
Funded debt at the end of 1958
was
$507,999,000
as
compared with
the 1957 total of
are
net increase resulted from the sale
of
$119,000,000
of
Consolidated
of
$420,676,000.
The
Bonds and
Notes, less retirements
$31,677,000.
During 1958, the
Authority was able, through
of
Port
purchase
retire
the
on
$1,011,000
market, to
value of long-
open
par
term
under their call value.
Jersey at
a
cost of
bonds at
a
cost
of
$221,000
In 1958, the Port
$33,644,000; the announcement of
Authority's 21
the development of the Elizabeth- land,
marine and air terminals
Port Authority Piers at a cost of generated employment for more
$150,000,000 and the completion of than 56,000 people who earned
Port
Newark
(the two marine about $335,000,000. More than 47,terminals will represent a Port 000 people were employed by the
Authority investment of $275,000,- various private tenants at the fa¬
000 on a land area of over 1,300 cilities, and 4,000
by the Port Au¬
acres); the purchase of the prop¬ thority.
Construction jobs
ac¬
counted for the remaining
erty of Beard's Erie Basin, Inc.,
5,006
workers who earned about $40,Brooklyn, for $7,500,000; and the
purchase of six floating grain ele¬ 000,000 last year.
vators from International Elevat¬
Richfield, Otsego, Exeter, Columbia
ing Co. for $276,000.
The
highlights also included the
level
of
of
the
the
of
the
construc¬
and Warren Central School District
No.
Bridge
and - its
improved
ap¬
proaches in New York and New
Jersey; the opening of the $2,500,-
1
(P.
O.
Richfield
New
$183,000,000 lower
George Washington
.
Chairman
of tho
excess
ex¬
Highlights of the Port Author¬
ity's accomplishments during the
past year included the continuance
of its general program of recon¬
tion
Bond Offering—Thomas H. Dyer,
end
At year end,
totaled $64,682,000
reserves
were
ent facilities
struction contract commitments at
commencement
Onondaga County Water Authority
(P. O. Syracuse), N. Y.
year
of the next two
excess
years' debt service.
next two years' debt service.
New York
state
remaining-after the
funds
reserve
Port of New York
uing
revenues
$8,844,000 and
re¬
on
Principal and interest (A-O)
net
deduction for debt service totaled
York and New
YORK
terest
Garfield, N. J.
xkzw $1,750,000 control tower
Airport.
a
marine terminal facilities in New
NEW
Finance Agency, as
'
of
The opening of a trade develop¬
ment office in London and another
the
Bond Sale—The
dormitory revenue bonds totaling
1,403,000 were sold on April 9 to
the Federal Housing and Home
price
commencement of the construction
at Newark
until
Joseph Berndt,
will
receive
p.m. (EST) on
April 21 for the purchase of $90,000 water bonds. Dated April 1,
1959. Due on April 1 from 1960 to
1977 inclusive. Principal and in¬
a
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
City.
City.
University (P. O. Madison), Town
Supervisor,
New Jersey
sealed bids until 2
2%s, at
by
Heckler &
D.
McHenry,. Jr., Secretary of the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
New York
of par.
proved
trict; the announcement of a re¬
development program, including a
passenger terminal building
at LaGuardia
Airport; and the
new
on
noon
BoijGjI Sale—Student union and
Co., Syra¬
at the United States Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
$3,400,000 headed by the Marine Trust Co. of
Dated May 1, 1959. Western New
York, Buffalo, as,
of securities held in
operating and
-May 1 from 1960 to 1984 3.40s, at a price of 100.67, a basis of
reserve funds, were available-for
inclusive. Principal and interest about
3.34%. r
j' \
7 • debt
service
payments and for
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
Others in the account: transfer to reserves
tional Bank & Trust Co.,
as
required
Kearny.
Blair &
Co., Inc.; Roosevelt & by statutes and agreements with
Legality approved by Hawkins,
I n c.; Manufacturers and bondholders.
Delafield & Wood, of New York Cross,
Traders
Trust
Co.* of Buffalo;
Debt
service for -1958 totaled
city.
-;v ; v';,/;./
Wood, Struthers & Co.; F. S. $40,589,000
of
which
principal
Madison Township School District Smithers
& Co.; and W. H. Morton
payments amounted to $31,430,000,
(P. O. Madison), N. J.
& Co., Inc.
and interest totaled
$9,159,000. The
Due
Bond Offering
Drew
National Bank & Trust
cuse, or
school bonds.
on
County School District
No. 11 (P. O. Fort Benton), Mont.
$40,000 water bonds. Due on May
Bond Offering — Ray L. Peck,
1 from 1960 to 1967 inclusive.
District Superintendent, will re¬
336,000 general bonds.
Due 011
ceive sealed bids until June 13 for
;
May 1 from 1960 to 1970 inthe purchase, of $280,000 schopl
elusive.
-v
'
"site and building bonds. *, /•
j; 25,000 school bonds! Due on May
1959
Camden.v Legality
NEW JERSEY
Education.
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
27
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Camden Trust Co.,
Chicago,
Winston
April 22 for the pur¬
chase
of
$375,000 notes.
Dated
April 27, 1959. Due Dec. 24, 1959.
(EST)
April
on
purchase of $60,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
Harris
Exeter), N. H.
Note
(DST)
p.m.
for the
tional
$1,400,000 school bonds.
or
until
April 22 for the pur¬
chase
of $100,000
notes.
Dated
April 22, 1959. Due Dec. 17, 1959.
pur¬
bank
(P.
announces
until
Principal and interest (M-S)
at
bids
sion of air service in the Port Dis¬
1966. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Merchants
School District No. 1 (P. O.
NEW MEXICO
G.
the continued high rate of expan¬
1,
Township School Dist.
O. Blackwood), N. J.
Stone Harbor School District, N. J.
Offerin g—Donald
sealed
Wood, of New York
5?
1997 inclusive. Callable as of Dec.
Gloucester
County (P. O.
Concord), N. H.
Education will
Dated June 1,1959. Due on March
1
from
1960
to
1979
inclusive.
able
&
City.
was
Offering—James P. Bourne,
Lothrop,
Missouri
payable at. the Garfield Trust Co.,
Garfield, or at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Merrimack
Eisen & Waeckerle.
Offering—Secretary Her¬
public auction
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 21
for
the
purchase
of $1,000,000
notes. Dated April 22, 1959. Due
on Dec.
11, 1959.
ing bonds offered April 14—v. 189,
p. 1518—were awarded to Lucas,
Bond
District
The
Manchester, N. H.
Note
Sale—The $415,000 build¬
St. Louis County, Parkway Consol.
Sch. District (P. O. Greve Coeur),
—
at
NEW HAMPSHIRE
(EST)
Jefferson
sell
2
ceive
MISSOURI
Bond
Offering
will
p.m. (MST) on April 23 for
purchase of $1,000,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated June
1, 1959. Due serially in 25 years.
Com¬
Trust
County School District
(P. O. Scottsbluff), Neb.
the
Weeks; Stone &
Corporation;
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; F. S. Moseley & Co.; City
National Bank & Trust Co., Kan¬
sas
City, Mo.; Estabrook & Co.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Baxter &t
Company; W. H. Morton & Co.,
Incorporated.
V
Bond
Securities
pany;
bonds are dated May. 1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
sive.
(CST) on April 21 for the
purchase of $225,000 public hos¬
pital bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
a.m.
May
The
1959.
Aug.
Omaha, Neb.
on
7 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Allen P. Burk-
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
receive sealed
bids until
11
124,000 school bonds. Due
Delafield
Municipal Separate
School District, Mitt.
1 from 1960. to 1969 inclusive.
.
receive sealed
will receive sealed bids until 8
(CST) on
April 21 for the purchase of $200,- p.m. (MST) on May 4 for the pur¬
chase of $5,000
school building
000
City ; Hall
and. Municipal'
bonds. Dated May 4, 1959.
Building bonds.
Due from 1960
to 1974, inclusive.
;
bids
will
Clerks
City
(1845)
Bond
backer,
ceive
Offering
District
sealed'
(EST)
000 Holland Tunnel
chase
of
expedites
Dated
—
Joan Lemic-
Clerk,
bids
April
on
Springs),
York
will
until
23
for
re¬
2''p.m.
the pur¬
Jan.
Rotary which
dispersal of New
York-bound traffic; general prog¬
ress in ttie constructipn and im¬
provement of facilities to handle
the
1
from
$45,000 school' bonds.
1, 1959. Due on Oct.
1963
to
1968
inclusive.
Principal,qnd interest (A-O)
.pay¬
able at the Bank of Albany, in AU
5&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<1646)
90,000 3V4s.
bany. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
Monticello),
Sullivan County (P. O.
New York
Due
15,000 Is.
May 1, 1983.
on
Offering—Donald
County
Treasurer, will
bids until 2 p.m.
receive
University of North Dakota (P. O.
Grand Forks), N. Dak.
(DST)
30 for the purchase
April
189, p.1402—were sold to the
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
National Union Bank of Monticell o.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
V
1978
to
1960
(P. O.
Tonawanda
J.
sealed
until
bids
1960 to 1986
inclu¬
(A-O)
payable at the Manufacturers and
Traders Trust Co-, in Kenmore, or
at the option of the holder, at the
Manhattan Bank, of New
City. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
&
Chase
Galloway, of New York City.
Utica, N. Y.
J. Nel¬
son,
City Comptroller, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
April 23 for the purchase
$2,172,000 bonds, as follows:
of
on
$1,015,000 city auditorium build¬
ing bonds.
Due on March 1
1988 inclusive.
from 1960 to
817,000 public improvement, Se¬
ries A bonds. Due
on
March 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Due
340,000 public improvement, Se¬
ries B bonds. Due on March 1
1, 1959. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
Roosevelt
were
—
&
Cross, Inc.,
Manufacturers
&
9—v.
the
and
Traders
Trust
1960
1969
to
O. Sandusky),
(P.
Ohio
.
,,
Sale—The
$69,000 special
assessment improvement bonds of¬
fered April 9—v.
189, p. 1402—
,
awarded to
1622
..
Bond
sewer
April
189, p.
from
1
County
;
Wappingers Falls, N. Y,
system bonds offered
First Cleve¬
awarded to the
were
Liberty Center Local School Dist.,
Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of $370,000
school building bonds was sold to
Yorkshire, Freedom,
Farmersville,
Central Sch.
District No.
1
(P. O. Delevan),
Field,
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
offered April 1—v. 189, p.
1518—were awarded to the Manu¬
Traders Trust Co.,
Buffalo, and Roosevelt & Cross,
Inc., jointly, as 3.60s, at a price of
100.13, a basis of about 3.58%.
of
CAROLINA
W. E. Easter-
Commission,
sealed
bids
at
leigh until 11
21
for
water
the
and
to
a.m.
purchase
in
on
Ra¬
April
of
(P.
O.
London),
Bond Offering—Forrest R. Han¬
Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
son,
bids until
(EDST) on May 6
for the purchase of $700,000 county
hospital bonds.
Dated April
1,
May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at The Han¬
over
June
on
1
and
Dec.
189,
p.
Fenner & Smith, at
1722
cipal and interest
at
the
Central
(J-D)
Legality
Shaffer
&
Peck,
Prin¬
payable
National
London.
Bank
approved
Williams,
of
by
of
par.
Bond
den,
Offering
Village
—
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 water
bonds offered April 14—v.
189, p.
1722—were awarded to the First
Securities
of
Corp.,
of about
and
Scottish
Lumberton, jointly,
price of 100.08,
3.38%,
$80,000 6s.
1960 to
10,000 4s.
a net
at
interest cost
S.
Frie-
will
a.m.
receive
(EST) on
on
on
May
1
from
May 1, 1967.-
Orrville, Ohio
Bond Offering
—
City Auditor
announces
that
sealed bids will be received until
noon
(EST)
purchase
light
April 22 for the
$1,275,000
electric
first mortgage reve¬
Dated April 1, 1959.
on
of
plant
nue
bonds.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at. the
Sylvania
Savings
Bank
Co.,
in
Sylvania.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sale—An
^
issue of
ton,
and
the
awarded
Liberty National
City, jointly. • ;
Bank of Oklahoma
vi
Hollis, Okla.
.
Offering
Three
Rivers Local
Beaver Falls, Pa.
City
21
the
Sale—The $800,000 school
Bond
building bonds offered April 16
—v.
189,-p. 1519—were awarded
to Field, Richards & Co., as 3%s,
at
price
a
about
of
3.69%.
100.55,
a
basis
1
from
1971
1989
to
Principal and interest
the Cleveland Trust
Bond
1959.
cial
assessment
street
improvement bonds,
$83,000 bonds. Due
1960
144,000
from
The
to
and
as
on
sewer
follows:
tional
Oct; 1 from
bonds.
Due
on
1960
1969
inclusive.
bonds
Oct.
1
J.
May
Ohio Citizens Trust Co.,
Toledo. '
.
.
.'
.
.
Offering—Walter Helber,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on May 5
for
the
purchase of $175,554.71
special assessment road and. field
Bonds
1961
to
on
to
Due
Dec.
Dated
1
May
from
1979
1,
1960
&
interest
Williams, of Cincinnati.
until 2 p.m
for
the
pur
and thereafte
1970
Dec.
of
as
J-D.
1/ 1969
Legality
Coatesville,
Bonds
approve
Pa.
Sold—No
Not
:
bids
wer
submitted for the $150,000 genera
obligation
ment
.
and
funding
bonds
improve
March
offered
189, p..1519.
-
31—-
.
Fleetwood, Pa.
Offering—Ellis
W.
Buch
Borough Secretary, will re
sealed
.bids
until
8
p'~
April 28 for the pur
general obligatio
improvement bonds. Dated May 1
1959. Due on May 1 from 1961 t
1970, inclusive. Principal and ;in
terest payable at the First Nation
Bank of Fleetwood.
Legality ap
(DST)
on
chase of $40,000
Smith,
April 1 from 1960 to 1974, incl.
proved
able at the City Treasurer's
Munson,
office.
Legalty
approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
Townsend, Elliott;
;by
of Philadelphia.
Folcroft, Pa.
-
?
-
-
"
Offering—Jamison Hurs
Bond
Lane County School District No. 43
Secretary,
will
receiv
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST)
!
o
well,
May 11 for the purchase of $25,00
general obligation
improveme
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due o
sealed
Dec. I in
.
Bond
Offering—: Edith
M.
.
Sid-
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $13,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1959. Due on Dec.
1961, 1963, 1965, 1967 an
Principal and interest pa
1969.
able
of
at
the
Prospect Park
Broad
the
Street
offic
Trust
Co
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Philadelphia.
Legality approve
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson;
able at the
County Treasurer's of¬
Philadelphia;
fice.
~
15
from
1959
_
'
-
1965
to
(
•;;;
inclusive.
f'
-t
■
North Bend, Ore..
Huntingdon
v
Township (P.:
Valley), Pa. :
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
v
...
Moreland
Lower
1970
bonds.
1959.
in
due
ceive
$100,0
general obligation bonds was sol
to Butcher &
Sherrerd, as 3y8s,
-
price of 100.40, a basis of ab'ov
3.04%,
:
:
a
■
McCandless Twp'.
■
I
School Distric
(P. O. Ingomar), Pa.
Bond
Offering—Homer B. Wii
Tucker,
liams, Secretary of Board of Di
rectors, will receive sealed bi
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on April 1
for the purchase of $425,000 ge::
eral
obligation
school buildi
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due
Secretary of Board of Commis¬
sioners, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PST1 on Aoril 17
for the purchase of $25,000 emer¬
May 1 from 1960 to 1981 InclusivPrincipal and interest payable i
the Fidelity Trust Company,- i
Pittsburgh. Legality approved;
.
provement
7
by Wood, King & Dawson, of Ne
York City.
for the purchase of $140,000 water
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959.' Due
improvement
bonds.
May 1, 1959. Due on May
from
received
May
callable
are
189,
Offering—Lyle B. Chapinclusive.
pell, City Recorder, will receive
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) sealed bids until 8
p.m. (PST) on
payable at the Ohio State Bank,
April 28 for the purchase of $27jWhitehall.
Legality approved by 126.71
improvement bonds. Datec|
Bricker, Evatt, Bartdn, Eckler &
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
Neihoff, of Columbus.
1960 to 1969 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Wyoming, Ohio
City Treasurer's office. Legality
Bond Offering—R. A
Anderegg,
approved by Shuler, Sayre, WinCity Manager, will receive sealed
free & Rankin, of Portland.
bids until noon (EST) on April
20 for the purchase of $193,525
Port of Port Orford (P. O. •
Port Orford),. Oregon
Compton Wood Subdivision im¬
:
1
:
that seale
announces
be
on
Interest
man,
(P.O. Coburg), Ore.
City.
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1988 inclusive
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on April 27
on
Union
chase of $2,750,000 water revenu
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due o
OREGON
addition
Dated
will
(EDST)
land.
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York City;
at the
Murphy
bids
Sch. District
Ted
Principal and in
payable at the Na
of
Chester Municipal Authority, Pa.
Bond Offering—Secretary Pete
Boi-ough
dated
are
1959.
or
Bank
Bond
—
May 1 from 1960 t
on
(M-N)
Prncipal and interest; (A-O) pay¬
1964 inclusive.
to
Due
Oklahoma City, and Evan L. Davis,
Offering
TWp. (P. O. Meadvilte)
Pennsylvania ;
Offering
terest
jointly.
Bond
Bond Offering—John J. Sheehy,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 28
for the purchase of $227,000 spe¬
Bank
1965, inclusive.
1961
31—v.
National
— Julia
Range
Secretary of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed' bid
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 25 fo
the
purchase of $18,000 genera
obligation bonds.
Dated May 1
erty National Bank & Trust Co.,
Ohio
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
.
Bloornfield
Heppener, Oregon
Toledo,
Citizens
.):■
1519—were awarded to the Lib¬
p.
of
Company, in Cleveland.
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
at
March
.
Legality approve
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl
of Pittsburgh.
O. Hardesty), Okla.
offered
the
Beaver. Falls.
Sale—The $100,000 school
Bond
receive ^sealed
(EST)
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due o
May 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive
Principal and interest payable a
Park,
Due from
County Indep.
bonds
;
bonds.
will
on Apri
purchase of $200,00
obligation improvemen
for
general
O.
A.
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
to 1969 inclusive.
School District
(P. O. North Bend), Ohio
Offering—John
(P.
a
-
Bond Offering—Charles J. Piuri
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on April
21
for the purchase of
$225,000
IS
National
Portland,
PENNSYLVANIA
:
-
Pittsburg County (P.
McAlester), Okla.
Texas
First
Oregon, in
—
;
courthouse
the
to
of
will
Clerk,
Bond
Bank
.
Tom: Briscoe,
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
April 13 for the purchase of $97,Bond
City
No.
inclusive. Principal and
(J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, of Cincinnati. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
payable
1966 inclusive
Due
a
as follows:
Due
1960 to
Bond
Ruth
Clerk,
sealed bids until 11
Ralph A. Kinsley
C.
Bond
.r.
Whitehall, Ohio
Mogadore, Ohio
—were
price of
Lumberton, N.
Bank
from
...
,
Washington County School Distfic
No. 79 (P. O. Hillsboro), Ore.
.
.' J !;
Bond Sale—The $53,000 general
$75,000
obligation school bonds of fere
sold to
April 6—v. 189, p. 1519 — were
from' sanitary sewer bonds .was
the First National. Bank of Clin¬
;
15
on-Dec.
1974 inclusive,
Cincinnati.
Lynch, Pierce,
a
Clinton, Okla.
.
Queen, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST), on April 28 for the
purchase of $203,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
1
Bank, of New York City. Le¬
May 6 for the purchase of $20,000
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
storm sewer bonds. Dated May 1,
shing, Shetterly & Mitehell, of
1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to
New York City.
1969, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Jacksonville, N. C.
Mogadore Savings Bank. Legality
Bond Sale—The
$150,000 recrea¬
approved by Squire, Sanders &
tional facilities bonds
offered
Dempsey. of Cleveland.
Aoril 14 —v.
awarded to Mirrill
v
and 1962.
noon
Due
Dated
on
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Ran¬
kin, of Portland.
Sale—An issue of $11,800
Milburn, Cochran & Company;
improvement
April 15, 1959. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by Peck,
Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
$25,000
bonds.
Due
1967
receive
office
(EST)
sewer
May 1, 1959.
1962
will
his
County
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
basis
a
Ohio
1959.
Bladenhoro, N. C.
—
Co., and the
Corporation, as
price of 100.61,
a
Madison
facturers and
Bond Offering
&
Cleveland
of about 3.68%.
bonds
NORTH
Richards
First
3%s, at
New York
from
Dated
Corp., as 3V4S,. at a price of
100.85, a basis of about 3.10%.
Co., of Buffalo, jointly, as 3M>s, at
price of 100.23, a basis of about
Macshias and Arcade
Due
1960 to
land
a
3.47%.
bonds.
15
Dec.
inclusive,
waterworks
60,000
Finance,
Dec.
on
Erie
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Sale—The $200,000
of
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the First State
Bank, North Lima. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
March
Bond
improvement
on
1969
Bond
school building bonds was sold to
Springfield Local School District
(P. O. 2966 Sanatorium Road,
Akron), Ohio
inclusive.
1964 inclusive.
from 1960 to
Dated
Due
to
"
$200,000
,
York
Bond Offering—Thomas
street,
of
—
on
from
Mrusek,
Vogel,
000 bonds, as follows:;■
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
Bond Sale
The $1,280,000 $49,000 water works bonds.: Due
on May 4 for the purchase of $6,f\ }•: from 1961 to 1069 inclusive.
'
school
building
bonds
offered
000,000 bonds, as follows:
48,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
April 13—v. 189, p. 1519—Were
; from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.' f
$2,000,000 highway improvement awarded to a syndicate headed by
bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 from
the First Cleveland Corporation, Oklahoma County Dependent Sch.
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
as
4%s, at a price of 100^70, a District No. 46 (P. O. Oklahoma
4,000,000 expressway
system basis of about 4.42%.
/.
•
City), Ohlai
bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 from
Other members of the syndicate:
.» Bond Sale—An issue of $41,000
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Fahey, Clark & Co., Field, Rich¬ building i bonds was sold to the
Dated May 1, 1959.
Principal ards & Co., Doll & Xsphording, First National Bank & Trust
Co.,
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Inc., Prescott & Co., Provident of Oklahoma
City,vas follows:
office of the Director of Finance, Savings Bank & Trust
Co., of Cin¬
or at the option
of the holder, at cinnati, Stranahan, Harris & Co., $5,000 2%s. Due on June 1, 1961.
25,000 2%s. Due on June 1 from
the
Chase- Manhattan
Bank, of Inc., Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
Sweney Cartwright & Co., Braun,
11,000 3s.
Due on June 1, 1967
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
& Bosworth & Co., Inc., Ryan, Suth¬
and 1968.
^
!
erland
&
Dempsey, of Cleevland.
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Wm. J. Okmulgee County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Beaver Township (P. O. North
Mericka & Co., W. F. Hutton &
No. 8 (P. O. Henryetta), Okla.
Lima), Ohio
Co., Walter, Woody & HeimerBond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Offering — William
H.
dinger, Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., be received by the Clerk of the
Yoder, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬ and McDonald-Moore & Co.
Board of Education until 6:15 p.m.
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
(CST) on April 13 for the pur¬
til noon (EST) on May 5 for the
Springfield Local School District
chase
of
$4,000
transportation
purchase of $25,000 fire equip¬
(P. O. Holland), Ohio
V
equipment bonds.
Due in 1961
ment bonds. Dated May 1,
1959.
Bond Offering — Hugh Mac-
of
April 1
as
1960
Bond Offering—Frank J.
Director
p.m.
sive. Principal and interest
purchase
follows:
bonds.
Akron, Ohio
April 22 for the pur¬
$1,790,000 improvement
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due on
(EST)
chase
price
a
OHIO
re¬
3
2%s, at
as
of par.
De-
Town Supervisor, will
ceive
Agency,
nance
Buffalo), N. Y.
Offering—Henry
Bond
Witt,
the
$140,000
of
Bond Sale—The $650,000 dormi¬
$440,000 county jail bonds., Dated
tory revenue bonds offered April
May 1, 1059. Due on May 1 from
2—v.
on
for
bonds,
DAKOTA
NORTH
Baker,
Offering—Ralph
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April
20
T
Bond
sealed
Bond
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
.
OKLAHOMA'
fcf to* 1964 inclusive; Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the of¬
Adair County Dependent School s
fice of the Treasurer of the Port
District No. 41 (P. O: Still well),
of Port Orford. Legality approved
Oklahoma <r'
>;V"
Reading, Ohio
May 1 from
on
Due on May 1 from
105,000 3*,j>s.
City.
of New York
way,
Due
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
.
.
Bond
gen cv
Offering
fund
1, 1959. Due
—
I.
bonds.'
on
W.
Dated April
April I from 1960
.
Burgwin, Ruffin,. Perry & Po
Pittsburgh.
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of
Volume
189>
Number 5839
•'
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
>v•**
>
(18«)
Parkland School District
(P. O.
the purchase of
Orefietd), Pa.
1 Bond Qfferittg-^-Roger A. Butz,
Secretary of Board of School Di¬
works and
rectors, "win receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p,m. (EDST). on April
$3,000,000 water¬
general obligation swimming pool
3onds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive,
[nterest J-J. Legality approved
sive.
"
sewer
system
revenue
3onds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
No^: T from 1960 to 1991 inclu¬
by
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable?' at the Chase Manhattan
purchase of $650,000 .frank,:.bf New York City, or at the
general : obligation
improvement
y Treasurer's office, at the op¬
bonds. DaJted May 15, 1959.
Due tion ofrthe holder.
Legality ap¬
on
May 15 from 1960 to 1976 in¬ prove d'.by Sinkler, Gibbs & Siclusive.
Principal' and
interest hions,lof Charleston.
" v y ■:
(jVl-N) , payable at the Fogelsville
Spartanburg County, Una Water
National Bank, in Fogelsville. le¬
District (P. O. Spartanburg),
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
28
:
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
for-the
"Scotland, S. Dak.
Bond
ment bonds.
liott
&
"
South Carolina
Munson, of Philadelphia.
*'
""
County, Marion Indep. Sch. $10,000,000 highway bonds.
on May
1 from 1963 to
District No. 3 (P. O. Marion),
l"
■
w
'
"
u'
v
.
-
tion
South Dakota
bonds..
Due.
Nov.
on
Dated May 1, <1959,
$42,0QO-41/2S. Due
1 from
I960".10^1984 }
Legality approved - by
Morgan, Lewis
Bockius, " of
Philadelphia
/
j.' "
I.
196Lfo
:-r
inclusive.
0
Bond Sale—The $85,000 school
building bonds offered April 6—
v.
189, p. 1404—were awarded to
,
x-
on
the
on
'
Fisk
•
o nl improvement
April' 7-~tV..489-,v p
b l i gat i
o
offered
f403—were awarded
ic>
Go., 1 and
to
Schmid t,
Drexel
000
y*:';.':'
,,
pa
.
1622—were
awarded
to
1989 inclusive.
SOUTH
wait
bonds offered April 6—v.
to
non-tax
Housing
Agency,
^
&
Bond Sale — The,' $60,000'genj eraf obligation:" street and sewer
.
"1982
Sale—An issue of
exempt
$1,000,dormitory
and student center revenue bonds
was sold on April 4 to the Federal
192,QQft4410s*Dueon May 1 from
Rob'erfs/
Parke, jointly, as 2%s, at a price of
100.31," a basis of gbout 2:82%:
1
t
University (P. O. Nashville),
Bond
of
DAKOTA
-
and
as,
Home
Lennox,. S. Dak. ' \
Gaertner,
City "Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 pan. (CST) on April
20- for ..the
purchase of $20,000
.
/•
,
Finance
23As and 3s, at
a
(M-N)
City
approved
Trimble &
or
by
as
Caldwell, Marshall,
City.
Washington County, Limestone
Utility Dist. (P. O. Limestone),
Tennessee
County (P. O.
Lexington), Tenn.
fered
were
system
April
revenue
4—v.
189,
bonds
p.
sold to the
189, p.
the
Peo¬
Co., of
4s, at a price of
basis-ofratbouf
'
McKeesport,
-
k
T00.16;
a
as
-v
y 1'
West
O.
:,'r York), Pa. y- :
:
Bond Offering—-Monroe E. Gil¬
-
,
Manchester' Twp. f {P;
bert, Township Secretary, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
,
•
of
until. 7:30
$155.00ft general
|,:->tion bonds.
re¬
p.m.
April; 24" for the
on
chase
bids
pur-
obliga1, 1959.
Dated June
!II
i'' >1
ft"'"'
>'
A '(■/ i
I
'
'
Due on June 1 from 1961 to 1989
inclusive.
Principal, and interes';
(J-D) payable at the Industrial
/
National
:
Bank
of
West York,
in
York.
Legality
approved
by
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Harrisburg.
.'v.. >r
y- -y > .
PUERTO
Puerto
Rica
RICO
Aqueduct
and
Sewer
'
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
\
Puerto
1
Revenues
the
Puerto
Sewer
:
totaled
Rico
Increase—Revenues
Rico
$767,460
o :
Aqueduct anc
in
Feb. ' 1959
Authority
compared
*
with
$713,931 in February of 1958, ac¬
cording to Rafael V. Urrutia, Ex¬
ecutive Director.; /•'.
.-For the twelve months
endec
Feb. 28, 1959, revenues amounted
to
$8,561,754 against $8,027,559 in
the corresponding period the
year
before.
The
..
Government
Bank
for
Puerto
.
Development
Rico
is
;
fisca
'
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority.
V
:
."
RHODE
ISLAND
tChariho Regional High School Dist
JL'1
(P- O. Charlestown), R. I.
.
,
Bond
*}
Offering
—
W alter
.Shute, District" Treasurer, win
K
re-
ceive sealed bids c/o The First
National Bank of Boston; MuniciI pal Division, 45 Milk
Street, Bos•'
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) von April
.
21
for
the
purchase
school bonds.
Due
inclusive.-
payable
Bank
Dated
of $1,000,000
May; 1, 1959
May 1 from 1960
on
to
1989
Principal
at
of
and interest
First
National
the
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
by
Ropes, ; Gray,
Best
Goolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
proved
Powtucket, R. I.
Offering-—Sealed bids wil
received by the Director of Fi¬
V
Note
be
nance
22
for
until 5 p.m. (EST) on
April
the purchase of
notes.
Oct.
Dated
27,, 1959.
$125,000
April 27, 1959. Due
1
*
SOUTH CAROLINA
1
Columbia, S. C.
Bond
,
L.
Bates
until
Offering
will
noon
—
Mayor
receive
CEST)
on
Lester
sealed
Send your gift to "CANCER" in care of your local post office
bids
April 28 for
of¬
1520—
Federal Housing
Offering — Clyde M.
Reeves, County Judge, will re¬ and Home Finance Agency, at a
ceive bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on price of par.
Bond
re¬
a. nL
Prin¬
TEXAS
Abilene, Texas
Bond Sale—The
eral
Obligation
14—v.
awarded to
Eastman
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
$2,600,000
bonds
189,
gen¬
offered
1628—were
p.
a
group Composed of
Dillon, Union Securities
&
Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co4
Co., Francis I.. duPonf &
Co., R. S. Dickson & Co., King,
Bache &
Quirk & Co., Baxter
& Co.,- Inc.,. R.
&
Co., Tripp
D. White &
Co.,
Park, Ryan, Inc., Muir Investment
Corp., and Harrington & Go.,, at a
price of 100.10, a net interest cost
of about
$375,000 water¬
ples Union Bank & Trust
I
the
Nashville. Legality
Bond Sale—The
10
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the COunty Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago:
April
Principal and
payable
will
until
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
institution
May 1 from
Mitchell, of New York
price
par.
'
on
Dated May 1,1959.
Henderson
v
Due
bids
Due
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
works
Bond Offering—R. N.
sealed
(CST) on May 1' for the purchase
of $720,000' school bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959. Due on April 1
1979
fiscal agency of the State in New
Tennessee
r.
educational
bonds.
York
from
May 1 from
5,000,000
interest
TENNESSEE
—
bonds
Bank, of Ma-
May 1 from
.93,000-'4s. Due on May 1
r 196,5 to
1971 inclusive.
•-46,00.0 .3%s. Due
State
rionj and Gefke & Co., Inc.
1964 inclusive, yy y,
Upper Darby Township (P. O.
*y 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
Upper Darbyyt Pa. * r'_
127,00fr 3.90s: Due on .May 1 -from
Bond Sale
■testa 1975 to 1981 inclusive.' ■
The $330,000 -gen¬
eral
Farmers
County Chairman,
ceive
inclusive.
"
"
Bond Offering—James D. Elli¬
ott,
Tennessee (State of)
Bond
Offering—Comptroller W.
R. Snodgrass announces
that the
State Funding Board will receive
Turner
Bond Sale—The $500,000 water
Streudsburg, Pa.
works system bonds offered April
Bond
Offering —- Harold
E;
•v.
1,89, p. 1520—were awarded
i.
Snyder, Borough Secretary,^ will to Johnson,. Larte," Space
Corp.,
,i receiver sealed
bids until, ft. p.m.":
and.Cqurts & Co., jointly, at a
i-i (DST)
on
May 6 for the. pur¬ priqe of par, a net interest cost
chase of $125,000 general,, obliga¬
bfra^utrv4.0l%,v as follows: ; •
*
1977 inclusive.
follows:
■
Jonesboro), Tenn.
1, 1959. Due serially from 1960 to
Offering—Leo G. Moore,
City Auditor, will receive sealed sealed bids until 11
a.m. (CST) on
bids until May 4 for the
purchase April 28 for the purchase of
$15,of $22,000 sewer
system improve¬ 000,000 various purpose
bonds, as
„.
Washington County (P, O.
000 courthouse bonds. Dated
April
&
"
-
May 4 for the purchase of $350,-
S»
3.64%,
$250,000 5s.
as
Due
follows:
on
i
May 1 from
1961 to 1969, inclusive.
2,350,000
from
3.60s.
1970
to
Due
on
May 1
1984, inclusive.
Additional Sale—The $1,250,000
water and
sewer
system
revenue
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
«0:
Wharton
day were $160,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
composed of
200.000 41-8S. Due on May 1 from
Co.. at a price of
bonds offered the same
awarded
to a
100.0006,
net
a
about 3.55%, as
to
1977
inclusive.
840,000 3^s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1965 to 1983, inclusive.
>
1960 to 1964,
May
Legality
will
McCall &
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe,
Horton. of Dallas.
*
;
Sale—An
Bond
sold to Dewar.
Pancoast,
as
fol¬
©00 road bonds was
Robertson " &
lows:
Due on May 1 from
*
inclusive.
1966
to
196!
to
*
1983
to
bonds
The
by Vin¬
Searls, of
Weems &
Elkins,
Houston.
.
District
receive
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
April 22 for the purchase of $87,000
school
construction
bonds.
Dated June
May 1,
Legality ap¬
Pierce &
scher.
lows:
sold
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
Montpelier National Bank, in
Montpelier, or at the Merchants
National Bank of Boston. Legality
Co., Inc., as fol¬
-r
r
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son, of Austin. -V._.,V;
1960
10 years from date of issue.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson
& Horo¬
Texas
Sale—The
Bond
eral
fered
were
$170,000
gen¬
obligation school bonds of¬
April 9—v. 189, p. 1623—
awarded
to
the First of
Texas Corporation.
Baytown,
■*
"
,
Texas
1970
;
Dated
April
on
Bond
Pruett,
Nestor
Onancock, Va.
Due on May 1 from 1961
to
inclusive.
and
(M-N)
payable at the
National Bank & Trust
1977
interest
Citizens
Principal
Legality approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins, Weems
&
Searls, of Houston.
;
April
Capitol Square, Richmond,
noon
(EST) on April 29 for
the purchase of $355,000 general
obligation bonds, as follows:
ing,
Idalou, Texas
until
$50,000
Mayor, will receive sealed bids street
improvement
bonds was
Until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 30 sold to
the
Lubbock
National
for the purchase of $696,000 street
Bank, in Lubbock, as 4^2s and 5s.
improvement bonds.
Dated May Due on Dec. 15 from 1959 to 1983
1, 1959.
Due
March 15, 1959.
Legality approved
J-D.
Dated
to
the First National
Texas
—
1961
1, 1959.
Principal
(M-N) payable at
May
interest
and
Indep. School District,
Sale
from
1961 to 1979 inclusive.
1 from
of Dallas.
Beaumont, Texas
bonds.
sewer
1
120,000 water bonds. Due on May
Co., Baytown,
Jefferson
May
on
1984 inclusive.
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
Bond
sanitary
$235,000
Dated
inclusive.
Interest
Bank, of Onan¬
Legality approved by Mit¬
cock.
unlimited tax
The
schoolhouse bonds totaling $265,$2,000,000 water
000 offered April 6—v. 189, p. 1520
system revenue refunding
—were
awarded
to
Dittmar &
bonds offered April 14—v. 189,
Co., Inc.. as follows:
p. 1520—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by Phelps, Fenn & $40,000 4s. Due on April 15 *from
Bond Sale—The
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell. of New York City.
works
Co., at
price of 100.01,
a
net in¬
fol¬
a
terest cost of about 3.80 ~b as
C.
Sale—An
Bond
000
bonds
sewer
$350,000 41/2S. Due on Sept. 1
1964 to 1.972, inclusive.
150,000 4s. Due on Sept. 1,
600,000 3.60s. Due on Sept. 1
1974 to 1977, inclusive.
900,000 334S. Due on Sept. 1
1978 to 1983, inclusive.
Other
members
the
of
from
1973.
from
from
1986.
of
$400,-
sold to Fos¬
Certificate
under¬
writing group are: Stone & Web¬
ster Securities Corp.; Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks; Reynolds & Co.; Stroud
& Company,
Inc.;
Seasongood
&
Dabney
Mayer:
Town-
Tyson; Lovett
Co.; Creston H.
Funk, Hobbs & Co.: Harrington &
Co., Inc. i
send,
Abercrombie
&
&
Brekenridge Independent School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse bonds
Dallas
Union
was
$360,000
sold to the
Securities
Co..
and Eddleman-Pollok Co.,
as follows:
—
Inc.,
jointly,
DIVIDEND NOTICE
$125,000
ness
Sale
&
—
certificates
An issue
of
of
indebted¬
sold to the Victoria Na¬
was
tional
Bank,
Dated
March
in
Victoria,
10,
4s.
Due
1959.
as
on
March 10 from 1961 to 1975 inclu¬
sive,
Smith, of San Antonio.
Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1 (P. O.
La
Sale—An
Bond
000
Pryor), Texas
issue
combination tax
bonds
State
of
and
$180,-
revenue
was sold to
the La Pryor
Bank, .in La Pryor, as 4s.
1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1
Dated Oct.
Pierce
83
Independent School District,
Texas
Bond
Offering
—
J.
E.
Crews,
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
1
(CST)
p.m.
on
April 30 for the
1
1961
from
METER
1*
COMPANY
CO*P<3ft*r<ED
duHctmcC
of
Port
Bond
notice.
West
Board of Directors, on
April IG, 1?5? declared a quar¬
may
Texas
State
College
(P.
•
Sale—An
Bond
000
($.56)
issue
$310,-
share
on
the capital
payable
company,
June 1G, li«G9 to stockholders of
record at the close of business
May 29, 1959.
W. B. ASHBY, Secretary
10509 PhiLmont Ave., Phiia. 16, Pa.
bonds
revenue
was
to R. J. Edwards, Inc., and
Municipal Securities Co., jointly,
as
3s, 4s, 4!2S and 434s. Dated
June 1, 1959 and due on Dec. 1
from
1959
to
1978
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Spence
&
Gibson,
of
Austin.
.
"
\ •
:
v..
4
*
2
p.m.
1961
to
issue.
of
1969
five
after
F. Hamil¬
inclusive.
from
in¬
years
Principal
and
terest
(M-N) payable at the Ben¬
County Treasurer's office in
ton
Prosser.
Legality approved
by
Thorgrimson
&
Horo¬
witz. of Seattle.
of
Port
Port
inclusive.
Bond
Angeles (P.
Angeles), Wash.
Sale—The
$300,000
8—v.
to
B.
O.
Principal and
interest
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Middleton
Cross
and
Plains
and
the
Van
Ingen
&
gen¬
Co., Inc.,
lages ), & Middleton, Cross Plains,
Madison, Berry and Springfield
(Towns) Union High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Middleton), Wis.
Bond Offering — Clarence R.
Miller, District Clerk, will sell at
public auction at 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
April 21 an issue of $600,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959.
Due on April 1
from
1960
to
1979
A-O.
terest
inclusive.
In¬
approved
Legality
Quarles, Herriott & Clemons,
Sale—The
Bond
will
McKim Township, Ont.
Sale
Debenture
—
An
of
issue
improvement
deben¬
was sold to Bell, Gouinlock
& Co., Ltd., as 6s and 5%s, at a
price of 98.85.
Due on April 15
1960
from
inclusive.
1979
to
In¬
terest A-O.
it
Port
Hope, Ontario
Sale
Debenture
—
An
of
issue
$104,000 improvement debentures
was sold to the Equitable Securi¬
ties of Canada, Ltd., and the Im¬
perial Bank of Canada, jointly, as
5!£s, at
a price of 99.10.
Due on
April 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
Stouffville, Ontario
$350,000
cor¬
Debenture Sale
An issue of
offered
$170,000 improvement debentures
to the was sold to
Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
First National Bank of Chicago,
Ltd., as 5V2s. Due on June 1 from
and Robert W. Baird & Co., joint¬
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Interest
ly, at a price of 100.239, a net in¬ J-D.
—
porate
purpose
bonds
April 15 were awarded
terest cost of about
2.99%,
fol¬
as
lows:
Wilmot, Ontario
$310,000 3s.
Due
to
1960
1975
on
inclusive.
Due on May
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
Wisconsin University
Bond
as
5!->s, at
a
Due
on
March
15
1979 inclusive.
Smith,
Offering—Clarke
debentures
price of 98.04.
Ltd.,
Bldg. Corp.
issue of
An
L. Graham & Co.,
to J.
sold
was
—
improvement
$25,000
1 from
Sale
Debenture
May 1 from
40,000 3.10s.
until
10
(CST) on April 24
for
the
purchase
of
$2,960,000
dormitory revenue bonds, as fol¬
1960
from
to
Interest M-S.
QUEBEC
Boone,
Pierrefonds, Quebec
a.m.
lows:
$545,000 Series A bonds.
June
1 from
1960
Due on
1970 in¬
to
clusive.
2,415,000 Series B bonds. Due on
June
1 from
1970
1997
to
June 1, 1957.
Legality approved
Dated
in¬
Interest
by Fair-
child, Foley & Sammond, of Mil¬
Sale—An
Bond
April
on
1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
clusive. Interest A-O.
Charles-De-Mandeville, Quebec
Debenture
Wyoming
hospi¬
tal bonds offered April 14—v. 189,
p. 1404—were awarded to a group
composed of the Continental Illi¬
Chicago,
Trust
Co.,
Commerce Trust
Co.,
Bank
&
Kansas
at
a
City, and Boettcher & Co.,
price of 100.22, a net interest
of about 2.78%, as follows:
$275,000 3s.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1964, inclusive.
55,000 2.60s. Due on Dec. 1, 1965.
55,000 2.70s. Due on Dec. 1, 1966.
110,000 2.80s. Due on Dec. 1, 1967
and 1968.
*
:
- *
—
the
—-
An
of
issue
debentures
Credit
An
of
1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
7*rois-Rivieres, Quebec
Debenture
Sale
—
An
issue
of
$490,000 school debentures was
to Mills, Spence & Co.; Ltd.,
and Creighten, Mackenzie & Co.,
Ltd., jointly, as 5s, at a price of
97.03, a basis of about 5.54%.
sold
.
SASKATCHEWAN
Regina, Grafton Roman Catholic
Separate School District, Sash.
Debenture
Sale
—
An
issue of
school debentures was
sold to a group composed of Wood,
Gundy & Co., Ltd., James Rich¬
ardson & Sons,. and the Bank of
Montreal, as 5y2S, at a price of
Creek, B. C.
Sale
to
$300,000
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Debenture
Sale
waterworks
sold
AngloLtd., as 5s, at a price
93.13, a basis of about 5.95%.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
wras
Francais,
Sale—The $490,000
nois National
$770,-
glo-Francais, Ltd., Belanger, Inc.,
Credit Quebec, Inc., Florida MatFils, Gaston Laurent, Inc.,
and W. C. Pitfield & Co., as 5y2s,
at a price of 95.29, a basis of about
6.23%. Dated April 1, 1959.
Due
$255,000
Bond
of
tea u &
St.
County (P. O. Cheyenne),
issue
improvement bonds was sold
to a group composed of Banque
Canadienne Nationale, Credit An-
000
WYOMING'
Dawson
Washington
Treasurer,
An issue of
sive. Interest A-O.
CANADA
County, McLane School
District No. 328 (P. O. Olympia),
County
—
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Wis.
Thurston
Offering—Donald
Sale
.Debenture
$1,260,000
National Bank of Wash¬
ington, in Tacoma.
Bond
1979 inclusive.
to
(Vil¬ tures
1959 to
189, p. 1520—were awarded
J.
Graham & Co.,
Essex, Ontario
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
cost
Port
of
issue
May 14 for the pur¬ $240,000 improvement debentures
chase of $1,525,000 corporate pur¬ was sold to Wood, Gundy & Co.,
pose bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959. Ltd., as 5y>s, at a price of 95.52,
Due on June 1 from 1960 to 1974, Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1979
Laramie
from
*
*
An
on
purchase of $100,000 general
obligation
improvement
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May
1
from .1960
30
until
bids
auction
—
to J. L.
sold
was
i
;
Sale
Ltd., and the Bankers Bond Corp.,
Ltd., jointly, as 6s. Due on April
City Clerk, will receive sealed
J-D.
the
terest J-D.
Gibson,
'
•
Offering—Alice A. Dick¬
Bond
O.
eral obligation bonds offered April
of
sold
per
stock of the
stadium
•
LaCrosse, Wis.
inclusive.
(P.
com¬
improvement debentures
$277,500
waukee.
O.
Canyon), Texas
The
terly dividend of fifty cents
Aurora, Ont.
Debenture
WISCONSIN
ton, Secretary of the Port Com¬
mission, will receive sealed bids
until 5 p.m. (PST) on April 28 for
Waco:
bidder
Kennewick
Offering—Ray
Preston,
successful
1979
Kenpewick), Wash.
dale
a
co-paying agent.
Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of Dallas.
1,
clusive.
1, 1959.
Due
serially from .1960 to 1984 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the National City Bank of
name
to
group
a
Corp., Ltd., Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Ltd.,
Bank of Montreal, Royal
Bank of Canada, Nesbitt, Thom¬
son
& Co., Ltd., and A. E. Ames
& Co., Ltd., as 5!4s, at a price of
ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
fice.
bonds.
June
on
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Callable
Dated
(PST)
May 8 for the purchase of $45,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on June
purchase of $3,250,000 schoolhouse
American
receive
will
Treasurer,
to
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
R. Johnson,
Offering—L.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Waco
20, 1959.
Due on
1971. Interest M-S. Le¬
County School District No.
A-O.
Dallas.
June
on
Legality
J-D.
Interest
&
par.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond
from 1961 to 1992 inclusive.. Inter¬
est
until
(P. O. Madison), Wis.
County
Zavala County
price of
a
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Legality ap¬
Dobbins, Howard &
toy
5s, at
as
March
March 20,
M-S.
Interest
proved
Co.,
Dated
and
inclusive,
1999.
Neenah,
April 15 from 1969 to 1976 ter & Marshall.
inclusive:
$17,000 4V2s, due
Moses Lake Local Improvement
on April 15, 1977; and $173,000
District No. 11, Wash.
4s, due on April 15 from .1978
Bond Sale
An issue of $24,to 1986 inclusive.
244.79 street improvement bonds
Victoria County (P. O. Victoria),
was sold to W. P. Harper & Son
T exas
j
that
announces
of Milwaukee.
issue
was
deben¬
p.m.
Aberdeen, Wash.
1968 inclusive.
to
225,000 bonds, for $35,000 4s, due
sold
was
of
issue
Due on Jan. 2 from 1960
(EST) on April 28 for 98.49.
the purchase of $4,840,000 sewer to 1979 inclusive. Interest J-J,
revenue
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
r
ONTARIO
;
; ■
1959. Due on June 1 from 1960 to
2:30
by
WASHINGTON
on
lows:
^
1960
City Clerk
—
An
—
improvement
posed of the Dominion Securities
bids will be received
(CDST)
Legality
Bond Sale—An isssue of
tures
offering
Sale
Debenture
$3,300,000
VIRGINIA
sealed
and
VIRGINIA
15
15, 1959.
Interest
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
approved by Mc¬
nett, Secretary of State Commis¬
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & sion on Local Debt, will receive
Horton, of Dallas.
sealed bids at the Finance Build¬
A-O.
v.
H.
Offering—R.
Bond
Due
1.980 to 1989 inclusive.
from
MANITOBA
Winnipeg, Man.
witz, of Seattle.
son.
1979 inclusive.
to
4%s.
102.000
1959 to
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive. Interest A-O.
1978
after
of
196.9 inclusive.
to
66,000 4M>s. Due on April 15 from
Banquete Independent School Dist.,
j
approved by Latham & Peisch,
Burlington, and Peter Giuliani,
of Montpelier.
$32,000 4s. Due on April 15 from
93.50. Due
Callable
inclusive.
1979
to
Helen
cipal and interest payable at the
was
1961
Vt.
Everest,
from 1961 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
bonds
obligation bonds. Dated
Due on May 1 from
general
May 1, 1959.
WEST
system
to Rau-
sewer
Ltd., and the Canadian Bank of
Commerce, as 5Vz$, at a price of
Clarhsburg, W. Va.
Offering—Ethel
& Co.,
Ames
E.
was
;
Graded School District,
A.
to
sold
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
■
.**
Monday, April 20, 1959
.
.
May 5 for the purchase of $25,000
VERMONT
Bond
Texas
and
waterworks
revenue
dated
are
p.m.
VBond Sale—An issue of $200,000
inclusive.
Interest M-N.
1959.
District
(CST) on
the
Legality approved
Milton
las.
Groesbeck,
1
bids
Sealed
May 1, 1959. .Due on Dec. 15 from
1959 to
1978 inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
R.
McCall,
Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dal-
;
Due on May .1 from
76,000 33/4S.
1978
inclusive;."-*
1977
—
by
April 29 for the purchase of $300,000 school building bonds. Dated
son,
by
90,000 3.60s.; Due on May 1 from
1967
v
Edwards, Inc., as 4s, 4!i>s and
434s. Dated March 15, 1959. Due
on March 15 from 1960 to 1990 in¬
clusive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
proved
$34,000 3%s.
until
J.
$200.-
of
issue
-
Sale—An issue of $94,000
Bond
schoolhouse bonds was sold to
County Road District
(P. O. Bexar), Texas
No. 4
Texas
;
-
.
.
School Dist.,
Independent
from
270,000 3-"«s. Due on Nov. 1
1984 to 1987, inclusive.
Atacosa
DeSoto
received
be
President
Interest
by Mc¬
1,
1959.
approved
Dated
M-N.
inclusive.
1981
Offering
Bond
,
of
interest "cost
follows:
Due on Nov. 1 from
$140,000 4s.
County Junior College
Wharton), Texas
District (P. O.
group
John Nuveen &
t
.
(1848)
issue
of
receive $162,500 improvement debentures
95.27.
I960,
Due
on
March
15
from
ip 4973 inclusive. Int. M-j5.
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