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MONDAY
ISSUE
APR 27
1959
jmBUSINESS AOMINISTIMTiai
AOMINIS
Chronicle
Reg, U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
Number
189
5841
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
Y., Monday, April 27, 1959
Price
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE:
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
ACF Industries, In«.~Expands Operations in Britain--
paints,
Headquarters,
and
its
ACF
«"
representative
product
Vice-President
"Our
activities
has
licensee
been
for
ACF
announced
by
company,
Industries,
Henry
A.
as
Inc.
hve
been
field
and
London
*
He
addition
added
motive
road
that
fuel
oil
to
these
system
products
In This Issue
components
of
and
carburetors
rail¬
I'-V i
New York Stock Exchange
Stock
American
Acoustic Chemical Corp., N. Y. City—New .Product—
Boston
A
breakthrough of the greatest importance in inexpensive noise,
for homes, offices, institutions, and factories was unveiled here
today.:
V:v;.v
Midwest
paint coating, Acoustex, was shown to the public for the
first time on April 9 Painted onto the falls and
ceilings of test rooms,
the amazing paint coating reduced noise levels far below those recorded
decorated
rooms
with
points.
ordinary
the cost
Yet
Pacific
.
and
manufactures
used
cracks
The
because
The
the
also
in
paint surfaces,
;Vvy
glass,
noise
fire
any
product
nationwide
Markets
—
—
widely available soon, both through painting
through quality paint stores.
Its cost of $8.70 per
East, is but slightly higher than conventional quality paints.
>
•»;
Stock Exchange
Transactions New York
Aluminum
Executive
Frank
01'
Board
41
44
45
35
of
sales
Higher
corporation
Quarter
and. a profitable
April 9. *
-
on
first
Sales
quarter
*;•-•
Up
; /
estimated
are
to
be
15^
over
a
year
with
year
City Bond Offerings———
Dividends Declared and Payable
the
same
Foreign
company's sales
Television shipments are
ago.
the
tioners,
It
also
largest
V.
reported
was
television
189, p.
that
Admiral
manufacturer
in
has
increased
Canada,
its
Australia
lead
as
dividends
stock
said, and is
represents
one
a
the
of
expenditure of
total
largest such
purchases
company history.
Custom-designed and built to carry high-value specialized shipments
such
electronic
as
trailers
new
devices,
will
atomic
reactors
is
described
as
"air-cushion
an
missile
and
be
roomier, more accessible
greater weight loads than heretofore possible.
axle features independent air suspension for
what
and
will
The
the
parts,
61
accommodate
new
each
type tandemwheel to provide
Cincinnati,
explained.
and
be
be
will be
delivered starting in
mid-April,
need
all available equipment to handle what we
expect
biggest spring and summer rush in history."—V. 189. p. 41.
to
by
Vice-President,
.U:C:£{v.V.'
Executive
as
I.
W.
of
three
Wilson,-
and
STATEMENT
FOR
QUARTER
were
M.
ENDED
^
•'
depreciation
United
M.
Anderson,
Theodore
MARCH
and
depletion—
and t foreign
taxes
States
States
and
1958
$
$
17,383,517
17,983,419
——..—
foreign
taxes
14,395,784
21,714,916
on
7,257,989
10,256,106
£ 10,725,430
11,458,810
21,013,419
20,616,395
$0.49
$0.53
48
share
common
per
•
the number of
upon
shares outstanding at the end
common
period exclusive of 355,226 common shares issued on March
for acquisition of Rome Cable Corp. and after giving effect
on the preferred stock.—V. 189, p. 1569.
1959,
31,
the dividends declared
to
Federal
shares
common
•Based
the
W..
31
189,573,648 181,504,270
:____
United
■V;'"-..::
.-'■>■
'_
income
-Net
of
Vice-
the election
'x■vO-Vy.
:■
Vice-Presidents
operating revenues
for
•Earned
48
American Brake Shoe Co.—Brazilian Affiliate Formed
It
announced
was
working
cents
shall
firms
and
April 21 that two leading American metalBrazilian farm implement manufacturer have
on
a
paid
or
payable
the
upon
quarterly
Cleveland,
common
stockholders
payable
class with the
after the pay¬
Such additional dividends
participate equally as a
class in dividends declared
will
as
a
when,
only,
Cia. Mechanics e Importadora of Sao Paulo, Brazil.
the new firm, named Sifco do Brasil, will eventu¬
and
in
investment
total about $4,500,000.
ally
The new Brazilian company will be
one
of that nation's largest forg¬
ing producers, with a capacity of 20.000 tons per year of upset and drop
It will employ about 500 workers at
a 10-acre plant site at
Jundiai, about 40 miles northwest of Sao Paulo
on a modern, limited access freeway.
The plant will utilize two existing
Cia.
Mechanics buildings with
100.000 square feet of space, plus a
forgings in carbon and alloy steels.
been met.
preferred dividends have
1)0
aside
set
b3
annum,
per
as
by
declared
if
and
the
board
oi
directors.
50,000-square-foot building to be constructed, and is expected to begin
operations in August, 1959.
/ /:
xx v
The new company has been formed to serve the rapidly expanding
industrial economy of Brazil, especially the automotive and construction
.
itself the right from time to time
10 re Pre in
whole or pro rata any part without preference or priority
any
01
all of its preferred stock at the rate of $1.25 per share
in addition to dividends accumulated, earned or accrued thereon, but
in
no
case
shall
any
preferred stock be redeemed for cash under
circumstances
which
would impair
the
capital of the corporation.
corporation
The
—V.
189,
to
reserves
1341.
p.
a
number
The
office
York
New
will
company
the
at
Power
first
bids
up
Services,
the
for
April
to
11
30—
a.m.
Room
Inc.,
purchase
from
Issued
order
an
under
the
automotive
of
expects to furnish a large volume of sales to Brazilian manufacturers
of trucks, buses and road building machinery as well.
American Brake Shoe's investment in the new firm will be in the
cash
of
and
such
machinery
as
shears,
upsetters,
furnaces,
air
and materials-handling equipment. Steel Improvement will
machinery such as drop forging hammers, presses, and
invest cash and
(EDTi 011 April 30
1600, 250 Park Ave.,
it of $20,000,000 of
bonds.
has
SEC
Y.,
N.
mortgage
The
deceive
Southern
of
17,
Co.—Bids
...
It has made arrangements to supply forgings to
and automotive parts plants in Brazil and
equipment industries.
compressors
Alabama
Grumme
Mr.
service in time for our busy season," Mr. Grumme
"Our sales are running 15% ahead of 1958 (0 record year >
Executive
of
income
form
in
serve
for
Number
ride "
we'll
the
—
of
Statement
eight
of
stockholders
Preferred
ment of
said.
"They'll
20
elevation
.income
v
corporation.
the
common
The trailers, built to Mayfolwer
specifications by Kentucky Manufac¬
turing Co., Louisville, Fruehnuf Trailer Co., Detroit; and Trailmobile,
Inc..
any
of
shall
trailer equipment
to
before
on
Prov.
of
before
Grumme
April
the
to form a large Brazilian company with a potential output of
$10,000,000 worth of steel forgings per year. The parent companies are
American Brake Shoe Co. of New York, Steel Improvement & Forge Co.
Aero Mayflower Transit Co., Inc.—Adds to Fleet-
Mr.
rank
announced
Vice-Presidents.
new
and
Total
purchase of
on
.T'
the
to
Provision
of
Banks
"
has been named Chief Executive Officer
announced
was
1341.
p.
Magee Becomes Chief
Sales Reported—
joined
in
in
Member
Banks
dividend
The
President,
it
189,
—
1959
the
President.
below.—V.
Co.
America.
:
1569.
anticipation of the busiest moving season in history, this company
is
adding 61 new specially designed tandem-axle trailers to what al¬
ready comprises the largest company-owned van fleet in the household
moving industry, it was announced by Fred J. Grumme, Executive Vice-
»
E.
Sales
Mexico.—
and
of
simultaneously
EARNINGS
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
cumulative
$600,000,
two
48
of
Condition
Reserve
item in the second quarter, he predicted.
Siragusa. said that Admiral, with two types of 17-inch portable
television sets, the "Scn-R" wireless remote control portable and the
new ultra thin luggage
type portable, now sells more portable television
than any ether manufacturer.
Mr.
1017.
p.
Hickman, and Lawrence L. Litchfield, Jr.
Newly
elected to the post of Vice-President were
Bossert, and Robert A. Learnard,
-11
—
System
Reserve
Federal
Combined
important
an
Statement
decline.
increased
ments
National Aniline's
unit under
a
Officer—Increased
company,
Named
54
Rates
Exchange
Condition
in the period, even though the industry generally experienced
Radio and stereophonic high fidelity phonograph ship¬
55ft, and appliance shipments, excluding air condi¬
Increased 20',!. Room air conditioner shipments will becomo
up
a
sales
as
Chairman.
Leon
35
State and
*
Comparing Admiral's first quarter results this
period in 1958, Ross D. Siragusa, President, said
continue
Corporation & Investment News-Cover
General
this
by
Co.
Magee,
Wilson
Inc.
15%—.
reported
were
L.
Presidents
,
"Admiral Corp.—First
the
Mr.
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
.
operations will
35
Exchange
Stock
Transactions American
a
(A. S.) Aloe Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Merger Proposed—
Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices.—
35
month, and it,
contractors and
gallon, in the
be
———
Section.
Harmon,
Sec Brunsvvick-Balke-Collencler
39
40
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
:
;
this
36 1
36
36
National Quotation
'■■■■•;vx
starts
-
and
general sales offices at Haledon.—V. 189,
39
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
be a problem,
walls and ceilings.
may
ent
39
Exchange.-——
Exchange.—:
entry in the field of organic pigments.".
bringing together Allied's extensive resources
Its pigments will be marketed by the existing Harmon
organization under the Harmon Colors tradename from, its pres¬
sales
38
:_
Exchange
Stock
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
decorative
retardant, can be washed repeatedly,
time, either with conventional paints
Acoustex.
Stock
Stock
Stock
Toronto
filling
even
and
brushes easily onto both
striking those surfaces.
is
of
the
economical
Exchange
located at
are
supervision.
36
Canadian Stock Exchange.—
waves
at
repainted
of
old
interior where
any
paint
coat
and
advance
primed metal,
_
Exchange_____.__l.___
Stock
Coast
Montreal
.
sound
paint
another
Distribution
will
for
special
be
may
block
• •
•
striking
a
absorbs
new
with
goes. ;
is
control
Acoustex
or
it
as
result
acoustical
and
product, said it is
surface, including, concrete,
new
virtually any
plaster, tile, cinder
on
wood,
in
the
which develops
odorless and can be
;
Exchange.
Stock
Pittsburgh
only slightly more than quality paint.
Joseph E. Graddy, President of. this corporation,
J
>
Harmon
_____
Exchange__-__-_____-_--.-
Philadelphia-Baltimore
reported
was
Exchange._
Stock
Detroit Stock
A brand-new
be
Stock
Cincinnati
control
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Exchange
our
colors."
printing inks,
manufacturing facilities
Allied's
industry
the
us
broadens
and "flooring.
plastics,
and
the
different backgrounds
of
its National
the National Aniline Division will be*
line of colors, both dyes and pigments. It.
ability, to" supply products we do not now make and
technical
knowledge
to develop new
and
improved
I,*,,*" 1"4 "!
:
v" v
offer
gives
Page:,
——15
27
Exchange___iiu___——1- 31
Stock
York
New
.
to
marks
Division
to
'
including 2 rolling
stock,
of - American
Car
and
division, and electronic and electro-mechanical components
made by ACF's Avion and
Nuclear Products-Erco divisions.—-V. 189,
p.
mi. ••
'.-r,;:-.-•.
-.0,. A:
"
in
Colors
able
Foundry
.
making
Aniline
equipment,
and
J.
He pointed out that "by
in
basic
chemicals
and
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
auto¬
division:
Carburetor
Carter
other
rubber
laboratories
;:V;\J
';•* r
the. announcement*,' Mr.'JEiiomi said ] that "acquisition of.
N.
Harmon
broadened
pipeline
include
In
r
Correa,
to bring other ACF
valves and fittings to
European markets through licensing arrangements," Mr. Correa said.'
in
products
textiles;"
Halcdon,
marketing.
qf
in
British
and
divisions
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
Establishment' of ACF TGreat. Britaini;Ltd., a' British
European
$1.25
Holding
Company
Act
Cia. Mechanica will contribute land, buildings,
equipment now used in the manufacture of farm implements
which business the company will continue.
American Brake Shoe will have about 33',«
ownership of the new
die
sinking equipment.
and
some
and hand tools, in
of the other two companies joining in the
company, as will each
—V. 189, p. 1341.
to offer for sale at competitive bidding $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1939. Proceeds are to be applied
to its construction program.—V. 189, p. 1789.
project.
authorising the company
Aetna-Standard
The SEC has issued
1959.
to
Stock
Exchange
request
principal assets
Engineering Co.—Delisting Proposed
order
an
hearing
a
to
delist
have
been
the
common
sold
to
stock
of
Blaw-Knox
this
189.
Algom
1125.
p.
The
16
approved
this
ing preferred stock (par 75 cents) of Aida Industries, Inc.
at $1 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed.
Refining
purposes
and
working
BUSINESS—The
and
distribution
ofnee
ot
the
net
proceeds
will
be
used
for
general
the
manufacture,
sale
jewerly.
capital.
business
of
the
is
company
of
novelty
Items,
toys
company is located
at
146
and
costume
West
28th
St.,
New
of
Governors
of
the
,
„
Cumul.
,
stock
1
r.^5e*ve *n
earned
TO
PRESENT
original listing 4,344,797 $1 par
which was incorporated in 1953, and owns
for
company,
iu
(par
75
cents
1
year,
that
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
1.000 shs.
holders
of
the
500 shs.
preferred
stock
shall
be
entitled
out of the net profits of the corporation,
year
or
in
prior
or
subsequent
and operates
Algom is sold to Eldorado Mining &
Canadian Government, pursuant to
lias agreed to purchase from Algom
concentrates to the estimated gross
minimum value of $206,910,000.
Algom is controlled through Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd.
by the
Rio Tinto Mining Co
oi Canada Ltd., Rio Tinto Canada, in turn, is
controlled by Tinto Holdings Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of The
Uranium
a
oxide
Ltd.,
contract
Rio
Tinto
years,
a
outstanding..
Net
Including
1958.—V.
in
—
Assets Up—
1959
1958
$27,728,014 $26,710,155
6,903,956
$3.87
undistributed net income of $13,048 in 1959 and $30,196
value
asset
•
produced
Co..
bv
agency
an
under
which
Ltd.,
a
of
the
Eldorado
per
139,
p.
——
share—_____——
—
6,368,933
$4.35
805.
United
Kingdom
corporaticn.—V.
189,
p.
1341
American
Pigment Firm—
the B. F. Good¬
rich Co. for acquisition by Allied of the business and assets of Harmon
Colors, Chester M. Brown, President of Allied's National Aniline Divi¬
sion,
corporation
announced
Harmon
for
sion.
40
on
years,
completed
negotiations
with
Manufacture
a
Co.
Can
—
Affiliate in Venezuela to Make
will
million
10
drink
holds
a
The
be
in
Venezuela,
which
previously had
the
of
to make a substantial portion of
used annually by Venezuelan beer and
spokesman for American Can Co., Which
capacity
crowns
said
a
the Latin American company.
a licensing arrangement with Con¬
firm that also will help train Envases
Modern machinery imported from this country and Europe
large
Cork
employees.
have
gross
bottlers,
crowns
solidated
will
crowns
Co.
Envases
the
bottle
most of its needs, will start soon at the Maracay plant of
Venczolanos, S. A., a can-making firm affiliated with Amer¬
imported
Envases
ican
of
minority
will
be
Corp.
used.—V.
interest in
under
made
a
189,
S.
U.
p.
1461.
April 20.
specialty organic pigments
has been part of B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co. divi¬
produces
organic pigments for automotive finishes,
Colors,
Harmon
has
Can
Metal Crowns—
soft
This
100,000 shs.
pan
Exchange 011 April
common shares ox
York.
FINANCING
Hutnorized
stock
<no
DIVIDENDS—The
whether
EFFECT
,
preferred
Common
GIVING
assets
uranium
Allied Chemical Corp.—Acquires
CAPITALIZATION
28—
Feb.
net
Shares
(Canada)—Listing—
American Slock
mining properties each with a concentrating mill, in the
Blind River-Algoma area en the north shore of lake Huron in Ontario.
two
The
corporate
Uranium Mines, Ltd.
Board
Aida Industries, Inc.
(N. Y.)—Stock Offering Over¬
subscribed—Darius Inc., of New York
City, on April 21
publicly offered 50,000 shares of cumulative participat¬
PROCEEDS—The
of
'■Total
whose
company,
Co.—V.
American Business Shares, Inc.—Net
As
giving interested persons until April 29,
an
application of the New York
upon
leader
in
the
field
of
American Cyanamid
Q/w*
Avi7mio
flhpmifjil
Cn
Co.—Affiliate to Expand—
bplow.—-V. 185>. "0.
1461
•
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
.
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
(1922)
•
i,
»
7
• •
1
•
■,.
.
sales lor the first 12 weeks of 1959 amounted to
as£ compared with $15,484,000 for the same period of
1958
or an increase of 53';,
according to an announcement by J. E.
Bassill
President.
Sales of the Rex Corp. have been included, he
eaid
and also sales, of The William Brand & Co., Inc. for the period
eince acquisition—Feb.
11, 1959 to March 31, 1959.
Consolidated net income for the period was $1,399,255, equal to
♦1.05 per share, compared with $304,371, or 27 cents per share, for
the corresponding period
in 1958 and $1,211,357, or 91 cents per
chare, for the final 17 weeks of 1958.
The company's recently expanded nylon plant has operated at near
Consolidated met
capacity during 1959, and production at the company's new rayon
staple plant at Lowland, Tenn., has been at the highest rate since
operations began in 1957, Mr. Bassill said. Rayon textile yarn ship¬
ments were 29',;
higher for the first 12 weeks of the year than they
were in
the same period of 1958.
"All of the company's tire yarn facilities and
part of its textile
have been converted to the manufacture of Tyrex
viscose yarn for tires," Mr.
Bassill said.
"Equipment changes are
now being
made to further increase the production of Tyrex to meet
Strong customer demand for this product.
The increase in the com¬
pany's earnings during the past six months is due in substantial
facilities
industry
tire
the first company to offer Tyrex yarn to
Enka was
American
yarn.
the
successful development and promotion of the new Tyrex
to the
measure
commercial quantities and the first to completely
yarn facilities to the manufacture of Tyrex.
in
its tire
"Although
it
mqy
not
be
at the current high
for
the
balance
of
1959
is
convert
—V.
189,
to maintain
operations and
the entire year, the outlook
encouraging,"
Mr.
Bassill said.
possible
level
earnings
for
very
805.
p.
nation's
Hospital
by directors to 65 cents a share.
equivalent to $1.95 on the old stock,
raised
was
This
is
dividend
the split is
rate
The
record
of
of
fourth
000
with
compared
sales
Profit
taxes
.«
The
580,932
$837,561
736,528
profit
Chares outstanding
$542,134
715,621.
$0.76
Profit
share
per
$1.14
—
stockholders
The
a
recommendation to split
,increase the authorized common
utock from 2,000,COO shares at $4 par to 6,000,000 shares at $2 par.
The company will distribute two additional full shares for each share
the stock
of
record
April
Theodore
bas
to
on
April
18
and
voted
three-for-one
been
V.
to
approved
to
Rubber
split
common stock of
$4 to $2 a share
its
of
from
value
to
2,000,000
from
retired
American
Chairman
board,
of
increasing
Sears, Roebuck & Co..
the number of directors
12,.
throughout
building
fered
forecast
He
tals
■
related
and
building
last
Annual
pected
a
to
total
building
year
national
reach
expenditure
for
reached
of
the
billion
hospi¬
Hospital
for
year.
and
I The
6,000,000.
to
increase
shareholders
the
shares
in
the
next
also
decade,
are
Heightened
ment
Eation
was
national
one
within
reason
emphasis
given
American's
by
parent
on
scientific
Mr.
research
more
Murdough for
which set
and
recent
its
up
company
reorganiScientific
$10,040,-
into
converted
189,
1673.
p.
555
Fifth
the
SEC
at
in
the
&
Development Corp.—Stock Of¬
Higginson
$1
value
par
stock
common
This offering
share.
at
of
price
a
books closed.
the
of
Massillon
stock.
manufactures
American
plans
for
an
to
American Machine
&
Sales
1957.
On
-
Dec.
31,
:
Earnings
per
Inc..
Carlon
common
orders
the
March
at
of
new
were
$0.82
share.
$127,810,000
or
more
quarter.
installations
of
8,500
records
189, p.
said
in
set
Pinspctters
units.—V.
Automatic
Patterson
in
the
1959
will
1783.
exceed
He anticipated that
the
1957
record
American
The
SEC
has
an
order
Natural
Gas
under
Co.
to
of
Controls
Cramer
Corp.
capital" stock
of the company
the par value of $1 per
stock of
31.
company' had:out¬
in its treasury.
the
3958.
which
held
were
Film
&
Offered—*
Corp.—Stock
sold for the account of the company
and selling stock¬
.
,
.
the net pro¬
the company
will
be
applied to constructing and equipping a new building for
coating operations and additional building space for finishing and
shipping operations. It is expected that the balance of the proceeds
will be added to working capita!
ceeds
Issued
American
Dec.
5.000
were
PROCEEDS—is
tions Approved—
authorizing
invest¬
and 112,500 for the account of certain
Intercompany Transac¬
—
shares,
offered, 112,500
of
\
Gas Co.
common
business
of
The
and
authorized
of
Chemical
holders.
Natural
had
offering of 225,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) at a price:of $6.25 per share was made on April 24
by an underwriting group jointly managed by R. W.
Pressprich & Co. and Riter & Co. This offering was ovei>
subscribed and the books closed. Of the 225,000 shares
Pinspottcrs were, signed in
was
another of the many
quarter.
Development
Public
.
this
first
and
157C.
p.
Anken
new
group.
than
Mr.
all-time quarterly
s
bowling equipment and improvements In
the company's other business units, including
order position of
for
backlog to the record orders for AMF
major
close
the
300,000
189.
than
more
Corp.
600,000 shares
At
standing
Decor"
Government Products
first
1959
backlog of $56,523,000 at the same time last year.
Patterson, Chairman of the Board, attributed the
"Streamlane
Leases
31.
Products
CAPITALIZATION—The
consists of
2,766,000
3,266,217
51.40
5,020,000
portion of the increase in
lino
3,540,88!
outstanding
share
Research
Major holdings consisted of securities of Ionics,
Inc..
High Voltage Engineering Corp., Machlett
Laboratories, Inc., Midwestern Instruments, Inc., Cameo. Inc., Tracerlab,
—V.
Unfilled
its
Cutler-Hammer,
$57,652,000 $51,358,000
Net profit after taxes
Shares of common stock
American
1958
companies.
Inc.,
$37,144,000
18,185,000
14,214,000
Total
double
1958
$39,467,000
;
-
purposes.
Research and
Development 11 a
closed-end.
company which invests in a wide range of
by .providing both venture capital and management con¬
sultation to selected companies
Net
asset vsflue 'per share
or.
March 31, 1959 va
approximately
$59.18. compared with. $50.16 at Dec. 21, 1958 and $33.30 at the end
ments in 23
1959
investment
BUSINESS—American
Foundry Co.—Earnings Rise—
Quarter Ended March 31—
proceeds from this ofiering will bo added to general
for
enterprises
continue
1342.
as
•
.
used
be
to
oversubscribed and the
was
non-diversified investment
operations
it has in the past.—V. 189.
Massillon
independent corpany essentially
as
funds
surgical gloves sold to surgical and hospital
and manufacturing facilities are located in
Its offices
Ohio.
per
PROCEEDS—Net
At Jan. 31, 1959, there were 736,228 outstanding
American's $4 par stock.
$2 par
new
shares
than
develop¬
of
shares
approved
ex¬
triple last year's figure, according to Murdough.
Thus,
be
Corporation; C. E. Unterberg;
Shearson, Hammill & Co. and Merrill TurCo., Inc., on April 21 offered publicly 100,000
&
ben
authorized
American
of
Lefe
—
$40
12.000
$1,005,000,000.
medical
research
of
a
$1
billion
81
consecutive
second
record
expenditures for
nearly
than
more
will
stock.—V.
common
Towbin Co.;-
its directors have recommended a
three-for-one with a change in its par
that
plan at the April 18 annual meeting. I
In the event such split is
prior to the foregoing exchange, the number of shares of
American to be exchanged for one share of Massillon will be nine of
the
1959."
by
with
participations
this
the
i
Outlining company expansion programs, Thomas G. Murdough, Presi¬
dent, said American is "geared for continuing high levels of hospital
of
effective
Moreheud
Houser.
of
subsidiaries
the
Co.—Registers Employee Plan With SEC
statement
American Research
to offer this stock in exchange for common stock of Massillon
on
the basis of three shares of American common for one.,
Co.
of Massillon common.
American's prospectus states
share
21.
the
to the
the purchases.
Ave., New York, N. Y„ filed
on
April 17,
1959, covering
Employees Savings Plan of Amer¬
ican Oil and its Subsidiary companies, together with 336,730 shares of
Standard Oil Co.
(Ind.)
capital stock which may be acquired pur¬
suant to,the plan.—V. 189, p.
1126.
$16,500,000
quarter.-
Rentals
Net
of
Co.;
or
pay
amounts
surplus
represented
with offices
company,
registration
a
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
covering 6,870 shares of its $4 par common stock. American
proposes
1958
892,529
....-
respective
Co.,
Line
Pipe
concurrently with
parent special cash
Immediately prior to
will
Light
Gas
Wisconsin
1959,
20.
$18,075,122 $15,340,530
1,730,090
1,123,060
taxes
before
Federal
19591
31—
—
JUtchigan Consolidated
Milwaukee
Michigan
and
,
subsidiaries
earned
capital
follows:
s
,
.#40.000;
i
the
.of
Quarter Ended March
Net
s
$3,000,00
the
the
in
the
of
permanent
Registers Exchange Offer With SEC—
The
purchases,
dividends
three-for-one,
June 20, on stock of record May 20.
The
April 21.
share in 1958, with the $1.80 rate paid in
paid $1.65 per
American
the
18
of
shares
for
American Oil
$1.80.
Is payable
date
former
stock, split April
the new
shares
shares for 02,000.000.
20,000
Newly Split Stock—
on
dividend on
annual
360.000
Co.,
250,000
"
Increased Dividend
The
p.
Supply Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings
the common stock
Gas
the
of
such
Massillon,
American
of
division
hospitals.-
supply dealers.
Up—Stock Split Approved—New Director Elected—
This
operational entity.
independent
an
industrial and clinical laboratories.
Supply Division sells to some 95';
Hospital
firm's
The
as
equips
and
supplies
£23 742 000.'
yarn
Division
Products
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
American Enka
the
Holding Company Act
purchase additional shares
the
fr.om
anticipated
sale
the
of
that
$450,000
about
shares
112,500
of
stock
by
of
BUSINESS-t-Corporatidn with its plant and executive offices
N. J., i|S engaged principally in the sensitizing and sale
At
Of
and cloth for use in the industrial and
office-copy
fields.
It
also
produces
photocopy machines,v. organic
synthetic
chemical products
used
in
photographic emulsions,
and
chemical powders and concentrates used in the processing of silver-
Newton,
n.
photographic
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FIMNCINO IN
films,
paper,
„
'
sensitized
189,
papers.—V.
1570.
p.
NEXT F0VR WEEKS
Arizonaw Chemical Co.—To Build New-Refinery—
This company
Publicly registered securities can be expected to raise $372 million
in capital in the next four weeks,
starting with Monday, April 27. Of this
amount, bonds may tap the market for $161 million and equities about
refinery
by
/
over
debt issues
facility
new
tional. 40,000
a
■
.
:
they have since the first week of March.
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..
'
•
Bonds
uled
to
______
Stocks
will
plant
"V.-
Total
87,650,500
R.
42,925,000
94,463,700
of
9,500,000
62,875,000
72,375,000
For the
on
L.
ih-
'V
_
'N
•
adjacent to the International
outskirts of Springhill is sched¬
;'1'
.
facility
'
J
building and three outdoor-type
50 people will be employed at the
office
an
'
."J.
.
design and construction have been awarded to
of Cambridge, Mass.—V. 183, p. 1470.
Steel Corp.—Earnings
to
ago
Badger
100% Over Year Ago—
President,
Gray,
estimated
earnings
equalled $1.43
dollar of
sales,
each
on
in
estimated $21,150,000 on sales of $259,000,000,
announced on April 16.
t
an
Mr.
a
share
and
represent
profit
Gray said.
the rate of 83'.' of capacity in January,
-in March, giving us a shipping rate of
were at
February.' and
97'*
slightly over.90U,"for the quarter." he stated.
"The estimate of $21,150,000 for the quarter
t
little more than
and is somewhat
better than the earnings for the fourth
1958, when allow¬
ances are
made for year-end adjustments included in that quarter,"
Mr. Gray pointed out.
*
..
■
■■
1
"Comparison with 1958. however, can be misleading because 195ft
was a recession year.
It is much more realistic to compare our current
rate of earnings with the
year 1956. which
was a good year for the
industry and Armco. In 1953, our sales for the year exceeded $1 billion,
and. profits were $80,000,000, or 7.7 Vk of sales.
Our 1959 first quarter
earnings
of $21,150,000.
or
8.1'V of sales,
would seem reasonable
while we are operating at a rate slightly better than SOS ' of 'our
e> panded
capacity, as compared to
100';
operations in 1956," Mr.
twice" the
earnings
the
for
Gray said.
.
L. T. Johnston,
quarter
.
■
a
of
.
:
"
"
Executive
is
1958.
quarter of
first
.
Vice-Piesident,
said
armco
is
now
p ro¬
oming and shipping steel at 100'; of capacity. "On the basis of orders
already on : the.'books, we expect to be operating at capacity right
through to the end ol the first half of the year," he stated.
"The "steel industry as a whole is operating at a rate-of about 93%
of
is
capacity;" Mr. Johnston said.
cloudy," he said.
"If there is
will be
"The outlook for the third quarter
steel strike, steel-using industries
If a strike
1
a
living off the inventories of steel they have built up.
does not occur, steel demand will drop in July."
are
scheduled
Johnston
Mr.
.
of
demand
should
He
description of the above corporate financing, as well as
financing scheduled for after May 22, may be obtained from the "Securi¬
ties Now In
Registration" Section of the April 23 Thursday issue of the
Chronicle, and, of course, the extensive "General
Corporation and Investment News" in the
Monday issues.
a
Mr.
to
the third quarter would be the low
demand.
In the fourth quarter, steel
during
Armco."
a
1959,
producing between 108 and 112 million
"we think we will continue to operate
he said,
higher than the average of the industry."
•
• t
announced Armco's board of directors has approved a
-Gray
expansion
and
improvement
program
extending from
1959
1966.
Projects
crpacity
under
at
and
the
consideration include an expansion of steelmaking
Ashland. Ky„ Works; an additional unit to produce
aluminum
additional
rolling
coated
bar
joists
at
sheets
and
coils
and processing.facilities
additional steelmaking
of
to
somewhat
rate
seven-year
zinc
April 23, 1959.'
for
that
steel
high level, he said.
i
*
•:
' '
the steel industry would operate at approximately
that
capacity
"As
tons.
for
year
return
estimated
of
75'(
at
predicted
the
quarter
-
A detailed
Co.
year
8.1'-
92'.
May 21.
about S620 million in
■
the
on
Approximately
"Armco's' shipments
$372,643,900
period April 27-September 10, inclusive, there
public offerings.
■
quarter'earnings of this corporation increased more than 100%
a
The
Among the larger public offerings during oncoming April 27May 21 period are: $33,577,000 Glickman Corp. shares of common on
April 27; on April 28: $20 million Public Service Co. of Colorado bonds,
S9 million units of
Laguna Niguel Corp., and $10 million Washington
Gas Light preferreds; $20 million Alabama Power Co. bonds on
April 30;
216,093 American Agricultural Chemical Co. shares of common on
May 4;
$30 million Textron debentures on May 4; $19,925,500 Baltimore Gas &
Electric Co. debentures on
May 8; 465,000 Marine Midland Corp. shares
of common on
May 14; 703,485 shares of Florida Power Corp. common on
May 15; 250,000 shares of Gulf States Utilities Co. common on May 19;
and 821,258 shares of Consolidated Natural Gas
include
•
for
Armco
First
above-
32,225,000
$211,732,500
■:
mill
July, Mi
Ruskin said.
Present plans call for the
completed and in production by the summer of: I960. '
refinery.
51,538,700
.
:
addi¬
the nine-acre site
on
sulfate
units.
55,425,500
$160,911,400
'
production
$118,154,700
'
•
an
lor
be
The
Construction
$73,707,500
.■
■
annually
process
sulfate .paper .industry.-'by;nearby. International Paper Co.
a
obtain from
v;..;'.: ...V:
:v'"ACINTOL" brand rosin: for- the paper
,•
Company
Contracts
$44,447,200
will
to
tall, oil,
crude
produce
Grouhd-breakmg
•
V;'7"
dustry and high grade fatty acids used in the manufacture, Qf paints,
varnishes and lacqhers, soap products disinfectants and other indus-
Paper
Private Capital Demand
April 27-May 1__
May 4- 6
May 11-15
May 18-22
it
product which
mills.. V•
Arizona
enable
of
trial products.
The dollar amounts of the securities
will
tons
Arizona.; will
as
-;:v
■'
Florida.
slight retreat from last week's four-week
projection which, for the period April 20-May 15, anticipated demand for
capital of about $416 million. Stock issues, however, continue to predomi¬
nate
•
jointly owned
subsidiary
of American
Cyanamid Co.
Paper Co., is one of the pioneers in. the tall oil ang
turpentine industries and operates a plant at Panama City,
a
International
The
All in all, this indicates
Ruskiii,• President.
Arizona,
and
sulfate
$211 million.
has completed plans for the construction of a tall oil
in Springhill, La., it was anounced on April 22
located
be
to
H.
J.
the
capacity
Kansas
at
at
the Middletown "Works;
the
Butler,
Pa.," Works;
and a new- plant for the manufacture
City Works; - the development of coal
Volume 189
Number
5841
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1923)
properties in Oklahoma to supply coking coal to the Houston Works;
and a major expansion oi the company's central research facilities at
Middletown, Ohio.
;
Two projects now under construction should be completed this
year.
Mr. Gray said. A new rod mill is being built at the Kansas
City Works,
and may be in operation sometime in the third quarter. *
i
"At the Middletown Works, we hope to finish rebuilding the hot
strip
mill this year," Mr. Gray stated.
"The job cannot be completed until
shut
•we
at
mill
the
down
for
seveial
weeks.
With
the
demand
its
of
and
16 >,4
filed
company
1959,
registration
a
statement
with
SEC
stock
on
per share
plus
For each TO shares sold to the public,
warrant to purchase a share of
one
during the next
three
The
at
$3
share
per
years.
•
t
stock
company is
primarily engaged in the business of environmental
of components for industry
and by sub-contract with
the
government. It also manufactures environmental test equipment for
for
in its own operations and
is said to be presently
It
s
for
sale
to
cially.
the
$40,000
and
net proceeds of this financing, the
company proposes
to move to new plant facilities; $105,000 for the
additional
sales
laboratory in the
and
area;
$5,800
to
retire
loans
payable
vC"
The
;
;
on
for
1
company
its
April
commercial
of
man
the
21
Co.—Rates
announced
note?,
paper
to
1
rate
new
of
rates
Oare,
paid.
to
270
days,
to
89
days were
categories from 90
raised
effective
60 to
338
89 days,
V.
189.
is:
90
29
added
*
5,136
He
told
"i
~
-
advanced
was
to
only
7!aC
The
.
the
of
year,
highly efficient turbo-generating unit
tion
Atlas Powder Co.—To
v
this
Consolidate
effective
The
will
July
1,
result
in
1959.
principal
the
of
given
colsing
for
year.—V.
Tunkhannock
consolidation
the
Atlas
pounds
a
resins
at
the
Thermaflow
consolidation
million
Atlas
at
both
of
the
and
quarter
gram
for
manufactured
ingredient
dollar
Point,
plant
are
meet
increased
Cafeterias
customer
J- The corporation
SEC
covering
offered
The
...
at. $3
April
on
.share,
filed
of
notification
stock
expansion,
capital.,
Electronics
Securities
Corp.,
and
and
of
10
(par
with
centsi
ij.
,
equipment
Co..
of
Corporation
the
.
in
1958
1959.
1959-63
and
;
this
and
stock,
Avnet
are
steam.
The
gas
company/* is
in
the
additional
au
to
be
offered
to
be
$5.75
for
per
The
75,000
sale
oi
for
&
Co.,
the
public
to
City,
&
U.
Co.
S.
A
A.,
Inc.—Stock
of
failure
and
stock
will
offered
discount
be
the
underwriters
in
sold
stores
S.
on
the
Inc. at present
name
"Bargin Ctiy,
purposes,
-
■
from the
general funds of
sale
operates
Hur
Inc.,
two
and
100.000
Amos
underwriters
the
U.
Ont.,
the
also
suspension
hearing,
should
be
offering
Securities
the
request,
upon
vacated
on
made
or
in the company's
offering circular con¬
Heffner, President and promoter,
and
William
engineer, and particularly the failure to
background and experience; the failure to disclose
mining
equipment
mill,
light of
in
the
and
the
the company's
of
contracts,
amount
of
mining machinery,
type,
condition and
proposed expenditures
ore; the
failure to dis¬
the
justification
for
known
provide
Lit
adequate
insolvent
failure to
stock
financial
and
that
statements
condition
disclose
that
of
there
&
D.
established
no
the
-y'
market
offering price of the stock
VW
■.
Decker
Black,
(including the failure
and
predecessor);
affiliate
an
is
Manufacturing
Chairman
is
the
for
arbitrary
an
;v;y yy:
the formation
the
of
the
of
Co.—New Unit—
Board
operations
Canada.
shares
The
of
a
of
the
acquisition
the
capital
has
stock
been
of
financed
Black
by
the issuance
its
to
clude
complete line of quality electric
construction, farm and home users.
pneumatic
hammers,
drills,
horizontal
and
Decker
tho
of
pneumatic tools
for industrial,
Master products in¬
runners, impact
wrenches,
and a range of air hoists.
already
automotive.
of
Decker.
&
this acquisition, Mr. Bluck explained that Black &
will expand its range of Industrial
products by the addition
complf te Master line of well-engineered and diversified
screwdrivers, nut
vertical grinders
tools
Master
pneumatic tools will continue to be marketed under the pres¬
ent pattern of direct sales
to customers in the
fabricating, assembly
and foundry
industries by the present Master sales
organization.—
V. 189. p. 703.
Black,, Hills
scribed
Power
received
share
for
its
on
the
on
shares held.
Of
.
the
total
44.255
its
being
of one new share for each
The offer expired April
16, 1959.
amount
subscribed,
allotted
to
warrant
subscribe for additional
'
Dillon, Read
wrote
the
See
also
and
in
V.
189,
of
3,235
holders
Eastern
shares
who
it
headed an
acted
also
soliciting
the
eleven
taken
were
covered
exercised
on
pre¬
by the offering
to
their privilege
underwriting group which under¬
dealer-manager of a group of
as
exercise
of
subscription
warrants.
Valley Gas & Electric Co.—To Dispose of
'
"': =
'
Gas Properties—
See
shares
1674.
p.
Blackstone
28,963
shares.
Inc.
Co.
offer,
dealers
securities
stockholders at $28.25 per
common
basis
emptive rights, and the balance
are
,
Light
company
stock to
common
&
Co.—Offering Oversub¬
on April
17 announced that
shares, or 137.4%, have been
offering of 32,198 shares of additional
—-This
subscriptions
■
Utilities
company
to
for
expenses
to
Blaw-Knox
shares
common
W.
for
incurred
be
be
used
setting
up a system of financing consumer credit purchases from
company's concessionaires and for other similar corporate needs.
—V.
189, p. 43.
Cordes
quarter
of
443.000.
.
Associates
below.—V.
ings
1B5,
1'882.
p.
oi
Earnings Show Gain-
Snyder,
Jr.,
Chairman
and
President,
reported net income of $2,175,000 oil
for
1959
These
34 (v
and
ago
Co.—Sales and
results,
gain
said.,
represented
$1,623,000
the
over
sales
a
he
of
19 (r
earned
over
the
in
the
like
$38,256,000
in
of
$45,-
net
quarter
In
first
the
sales
increase
an
the
earn¬
year
a
1958
first
compares
with
quarter.
First
90
Basic Materials, Inc., Santa Fe, N. M.—Files With SEC
.
for
commercial
stock
statements
in
company operations from the present
The balance of the proceeds will be used
15.
of
Through
expanding
about
existence
the
t
of
the
principally
A.,"
S.
the
The
•
corporation
covering
April 9
on
1,200,000
25
at
cents
Albuquerque. N.
The
proceeds
shares
filed
of
of
notification
stock
:ommcn
share,
per
letter
a
quarter net
cents
shares
earned
now
equal
was
in
the
to
$1.20
per
share
corresponding 1958
189, p. 703.
and
quarter
the
on
1,810,410
outstanding.—V.
through
(par
Hyder,
19
the
with
cents)
Rosenthal
to
Ac
to
are
ior
used
be
incidental
expenses
Bliss
be
Co.,
M.
to
mining
second
Bayuk
Three
&
Co.,
have
Cigars Inc.
(&
Subs.)—Sales and Earns. Up-
Months Eudeci March 31—
1959
Profit,
is
Provision
provision
for
taxes,on
Commonwealth
Inc.
income
acquired
shares at $1 per share from the
selling stockholders,
Avnet, -together with its subsidiaries, is engaged in the business of
manufacturing, assembling and distributing certain products, such as
electrical connectors,
transistors, diodes, capacitors, transformers, and
before
Federal
common
of
lor
taxes
322.167
estimates
share
per
27
or
in
cents
higher
1958,
company
and
in
the
could
first
be
quarter
first quarter net income of
compared
with
share.—V.
per
1959
of
higher
even
in
the
announced.
first
a
189,
p.
quarter
$772,051,
1958
equal
income
of
478.
Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining Co.—Registers With SEC
Guaranty Trust Co.
1
the
Pennsylvania corporate net
L
tax
income
$7,573,847
728 302
incomes-
on
income:
$227,265,
quarter
the
company
cents
94
substantially
any
1958
$10,487,241
is
Laughlin, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
were
to
quarter,
The
shares:
&
Earnings
compered
lo
underwriters,
Treat
opportunity
an
the
'-V-
37,004
seven
operations.
The
to
implying
and President, on April 13
subsidiary, Master Power Corp., that has
Master Pneumatic Tool
Co., Inc., of
Bedford, Ohio, and Master Pneumatic Tools
(Canada), Ltd., of Toronto,
-
preference
a
A..
proceeds
with
to
under
the
to
U.
Jersey and Virginia.
corporate
connection
lor
City,
stores
New
added
various
working
outstanding stock,
offering price
thereof.
commission
to
the
acquired
-:'v:
This offering was
per
certain
mining
their
its
disclose
stock
common
pro¬
cents
that
adeq. I'tely fcne contract terms for, nature of title to, and royalties
payable o:i various properties, as well as the results of assays; the
Black
which
group
10
Cedric
of
mill
Robert
Offered—Bear,
underwriting
an
Gold
Hur
misleading representations referred to in the Commis¬
include
Hutton,
announced
v.-;
;;/
■
Ben
mining operations, the
anti-fraud provision) of
(the
provides
and
of
Ben
furnishing,'Xwithput
.
headed
PROCEEDS—Net
'
be
II.—Registers
sale
made
i7
whether
fully
and
to
basis approximately 60,000 shares of the stock to selected
individuals associated with the company and its affil-
offered
representing
holders
$0,575
a
Kletz
principal stockholders
22,090
the
with
G.
offer
shares,
by
share,
headed, by Michael
to
Section
Earl
the
to
Coral
City of Baltimore and adjacent
,
1959,
close
*•
require
expenditures during
total
approximately
now-
12,
,
Exchange Commission—■
proposes
false
terms
on
underwrite
estimated
are
Construction
estimated
to
."y'VV^
corporation, with offices at 70 State St., Westbury, N. Y., and
5877 Rodeo Road, Lo;; Angeles, Calif., on April 17 filed a registration
statement with the SEC
covering 175,000 shares of its common stock
Of
and
ore
order
capacity
Washington.
will
corporation.
successful
order
disclose
This
v
March
adequately the condition and value
by
$40,000,000 in
of
.
SEC
N.
filed
ar
Alexander
Co.—Registers With SEC—
received
A
with
conditional exemption from registration with
of securities not
exceeding
$300,000 in
a
of
question
The
Airplanes
USAF. (Pel.)
Weil
this
by
1933
offerings
statements
violate
cerning
in
the
,
Westbury,
that
sion's
is
sale
Pennsylvania,
Place,
-VV.7.
Avnet
With
of
underwriting.
for
used
Burnelli
stock
on
Regulation
of
conditions of Regulation A have not been
complied with;
company's ottering circular is false and misleading in respect
material facts;
and that, because thereof and the further
the
July
issued
was
of
announced
a
Act
public offering of 200,000 shares of stock at
suspension order, the Commission asserts
The
.
letter
a
common
without
be
to
are
Carle
be
period
company
retail
SEC—
17
100,009'shares
per
proceeds
Inc.,
knerr,
First Boston
The
by
to
BUSINESS—Bargain
'
Industry,
stock
offering
Securities
permanent
said
in
public
the
and
the
would
which
under
its
quantities
persons).
Burnelli
is V. J. Burnelli
Aircraft
i
various
fact
approximately 105,000 shares to selected con¬
cessionaires and suppliers of the. company, at the offer¬
ing, price of $9 per share.
demand
1126.
for
With
Hugh J.
President
Electric
&
managed
five-year
seven
Automatic
L. I., N. Y.—Files
terms
Commission,
it
was
temporarily suspending
order
notification
a
iates and
im¬
an
plastic molding com¬
effected
concurrently
with
the company's polyester pro¬
in
to
p.
'
plant.
being
expansion
189,
Point
Gas
about
of
.
reinforced
is
designed
products.—V.
Wilmington
Weil,
public
In
that
the
are
1
•
Exchange
an
proposed
In
the
of
as
outstanding
April 24 offered 500,000 shares
(par $1) at a price of $9 per share.
materials, shipping
development facil¬
portant
latter's
of
192,050
Ballard
on
move
and
Polyester
the
to
posed
new
Stearns
plant,
to
was
raw
manufacturing facilites closer to
physical test laboratories, research
key technical people available at
the
of
a
to
share.
oversubscribed and the books closed. Of the total amount
facilities,
and
shares,
and
registration
Regulation A provides
been
at
their
of New York filed a registration statement
1959, covering American depositary receipts
registered shares of the English company.
-
issued
from
amount.
damage
yet
work
has
Act.
which
(of
into
merged
not
Securities
20,
respect
done.
common
shares
minor
has
repair
•
the
Javid
to
April 17,
on
orcunury
respect
1959.
Bargain
188.
Thermaflow
ities
The
1143.
new,
a
Operations—
the
of
the
S.
$45,000,000
growth,
of
-
reason
is
784,222
of
York,
Major-Gen.
competition, electricity and
territory.—V. 189, p. 101.3.
hannock.
consolidation
work
the
SEC
exemption
commer¬
Gen. Dunn; Admiral Malstrom; RichMajor-Gen. Leigh Wade, USAF (Rot.)' of
New
C.;
Richard
188, p.
25,
duction
company on April 14 announced plans for moving its Thermaplastic molding compounds manufacturing opertaions from TunkPa., to its Atlas Point plant near Wilmington, Del.
The
flow
suffered
and
do
v'
•
,
rights
Guaranty Trust Co,
the
60,o00
April
and
Ballard;
of
than
more
completion
$865,000
of
have
Belvoir
to
• •
.•
with
Dr. Manucher
assigned
Ben Hur Gold, Inc., Boise, Idaho—Offering
Suspended
By Securities and Exchange Commission-^-
of
primarily engaged in the businesfc of .producing,
purchasing and selling electricity,- purchasing and selling natural gas
and the production and sale of high Btu oil
gas in Maryland.
Other
business includes the sale of gas and electric
appliances and the pre-
The
,
of
Fla.;
The
2242.
p.
to
Ft.
shares
number
Walter
offering.
net proceeds
the
the company's Deepwater Sta¬
Mr. England estimated
that this
with
like
to
at
capability of 86.00C kw.
installation will result in fuel savings
\
the
was
repair
which
to
?
and
offering
$270,000,000.
•,
highlights
was
410,004
$43,000,000
England said.
the
time
a
said
at
351,587
expenditure
planning
of
aircraft
the company from the sale of
debentures is to be used for general corporate
purposes, ineluding proposed eonstructioin expenditures. Construction of new plant V
and equipment and the replacement of
existing facilities required the
.
spend over $90 million in the next five years.
This is
double the amount the
company spent in its first 40 years
One
to
advisable
latter
The
compared
to
Mr.
public
options to purchase granted 28
predecessor of Ballard Aircraft,
a
are:
group
the
company
lines.
its
used
outstanding
owns
The
for
Cella
May
the
stockholders that
$1.95
were
T.
A
earnings per average share of common
with $1.80 in 1957.
Dividends
are
now
being paid at an annual rate of $1.50 per share—a 10c per share increase was voted by the directors in December, 1958.
/y
Tracing the growth of the company, Mr. England said the company
spent over $i6 million for new and improved facilities, and is
stock
I
services
new
the
income
lor
expire
on
England reported to the shareowners that an all-time
peak load
of 294,200 kilowatts was
experienced.
Capacity to serve this demand
totaled 411,000 kw.
Gross revenue increased 5'r, to
$35,700,000.
Net
income reached $5.9 million, an increase of
13.7'<—while the nationnet
is
at which
C.—V.
i
industry's
with
This company on April
17 filed a registration statement with the
Securities and Exchange Commission covering an issue of
$19,925,500
convertible debentures, due July 1,
1974.
The company proposes
to
offer its common stockholders of record
May 7, 1959 rights to subscribe
for the debentures in the vaio of $100
principal amount of debentures
for each 35 shares of common stock then held.
The offer will
Bayard L. England, President, on April 14 announced that
despite a
slight decline in general business conditions in the
country during 1958,
the
a
company had
record-breaking year.
He
reported
that
sales
reached an all-time high of over 1 Mr billion
kilowatthours—an increase
of 4';
This compared with a nationwide
gain of 2rk\
wide
for
this
:
agreement
licensing
a
Paul Settlage,
days
270
to
Mr.
*•
The
•
figure.
1234.
p.
be
modification
has
to
Ltd.,
Gables,
days,
179 days. 33«^ ;
to
devices
of
under
Foundation,
'*
,
one-
to
5
special
proceeds
prototype is
Burnelli
Baltimore
immediately
other
will
deemed
initial
Washington, D.
Chair-
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Earnings Increased—
./
■r
130
fiV3
two
J.
Directors
percent.
one
schedule
2%e,r; 30 to 59 days, 3^;
and
.
D.
one-eighth
up
The
the
L.
of
marketed
Research
BeechaVn Group, Ltd. (England)—Registers With SEC
Officers of the company are: President, Walter M. Ballard or
Wash¬
ington,
D.
C.;
Executive
Vice-President
and
Treasurer,
Brig.-Gen.
Raymond A. Dunn, USAF (Ret.) oi Washington, D.
C.; Secret-try,'
Rear Admiral Alvin I.
Malstrom, U.3N (Ret,) of Bethesda, Md.
Board.
Three categories ranging from
quarter of one percent, while the
Went
in
Robert
sale
remaining i5,000 at $1
the publicly-offered stock).
shares.
ard
to
the
exchange
Increased—
increase
an
according
to
demonstration
subject
1958,
•■•••.;-.-r
Investment
also
being
Airplanes, Inc.
The
company has outstanding
200,000 common
shares,
of which
William Tonkowich, President, of Nutley, N. J., and Bernard
Novack,
Vice-President, of Verona, N. J., own .99,500 shares each.
Associates
be
Aircraft
development test equipment; $184,644
$30,000 for additional advertising and
$40,000 to set up an environmental testing
Boston
officers.
■;
to
vesearch and
work;
The
issued
also
has
additional 45,000 shares,
an
the
in
designing,
engineering,
manufacturing
aircraft
embodying
provide other design and engineering
first
being
expenses.
and
to
existing
1957
it
company
Vincent
to use
working capital;
promotion
The
The
purchase
construction of
for
allow¬
an
is
Alumni
j>nd his associate, the late Dr.
"igcoverjx—V. 189, p. 1123.
and
and
The
used
Proceeds
time
same
<>
Of
be
during a
repaired,
others.
experimenting with new types of shock
machines to simulate shock pulses as recorded in missile take-off
and
the separation of missiles stages.
-
helicopters,
Urevert
Wisconsin
it
principally
engage
applications.
will
to
plus
airplane
testing
use
subject
to
which
Loadmaster I, the production model of which will be
called Loadmaster
II; to
develop an. aircraft in the 30,000 lb. pay load class, to be
called Loadmaster III, and to
prepare
the same for production; and
to
engineer and construct a prototype of the
Hoppi-Copter for the
Helicopter Corp. of America.
Neither
the
company
nor
any
of
its
predecessors has as yet produced the Loadmaster
expense
common
for
to acquire
share
per
share,
per
for
modify the com¬
pany-owned prototype called Loadmuster I and to test
fly same for
the
Federal
Aeronautics
Administration
type certification
purposes
and as a demonstrator;
to further modify, sell and manufacture the
allowance of $30,000.
the underwriter also will receive
an
being
intends
location.
183,332 shares of common stock. The com¬
pany proposes
a
public offering of 166,666 common shares
at $3 per share. The offering is to be made on a best efforts
basis
by George, O'Neill & Co., Inc., for which it will receive a selling
cents
$1.50
Washington,
establish, equip and staff the company's en¬
gineering department at its Washington office
address, and to com¬
plete the equipping and staffing of its administrative offices
at that
covering
to make
commission of 30
(both
-.Ballard
services
the
share
per
at
stock, to be offered for
offering is to be made on a
Co., also of
commission of $.4875
cents
share
common
The
&
preproduction,
development
the body lift principle; and
Laboratories, Inc., Caldwell, N. J.—
Begisters With Securities and Exchange Commission—•
22,
Weil
the underwriter options
first. 30,000
of
share.
per
by
selling
a
per
Associated Testing
This
$3.25
basis
the
missile
April
at
receive
ance
can."—
we
covering 300,000 shares
sale
efforts
granted
steel
for
halt,
a
continue
1959,
will
.
present peak, we are reluctant to bring this mill to
to operate
it at full capacity as long as
V. 189, p. 1570.
■
\ ..#■ "-v
'V: v. vU-"U
will
17,
public
best
3
31 857
14,334
359,762
157,607
£336,683
681.6C0
$150,226
—.
taxes
of New York filed a registration statement with
on
April 22, 1959 covering American Depositary Receipts 1 or
ordinary registered shares of Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining Co.,
SEC
80,000
Lt.,
of
the
Union
of
South
Africa.
i
other
i
'
v
,
,i
-
related items to the electronic,
aircraft, missile and communica¬
tions industries. Net proceeds to the
company of its sale of the 100.000
shares will be added
initially to its general funds. Present outstanding
loans will be retired; but it is
anticipated that further intermittent
bank borrowings will be
required. * The company also expects during
the nevt 12 months to purchase its leased premises at
prepay its long-term
$35,000; to purchase
use
the
balance
purposes.
i
;
,
seme
the
contracts
$50,000
proceeds
of
of
on
machinery in the
inventory requirements;
the
stock
sale
for
sum
Avnet, Vice-President,
lively. Each proposes
own
to
Aircraft
200,000,
offer
for
200,000
public
and
sale
140,000
25,000
Corp., Washington, D.
Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
shares.
C.—Registers
corporation, with offices at One Kennedy St., N.
W., Wash¬
ington, D. C., -filed a registration statement with
the SEC on April
COMMERCIAL
n
AND
earned
—,——
standing
—V.
186,
outstanding
Baxter
Urevert,
in
the
SC 49
31—
a
new
life-saving
drug
iniu-ies
$29.34
that
and
in
has
produced
brain
$28.88
dramatic
surgery,
was
results
announced
this corporation on Anril 17.
'
...
The drug, a combination of sterile, lyophilized, synthetic urea
and
an
invert
sugar
solution, is now available for use by the nation's
by
,
product,
.
produced bv Baxter's Travenol Laboratories Divi¬
sion, is packaged as a unit consisting of two containers, one holding
sterile, lyophilized, synthetic urea under vacuum and the other con¬
taining the sterile invert sugar solution (Travert).
new
the
uvea
See
•
transferred aseptically, via
container.
The
resulting
solution
a
sterile
is
transfer set,
leady
for
of
America—Merger—
below—V.
Inc.
185,
Botany Mills,
into
immediate
infusion.
Inc.
Inc.—Name
p.
142.
below.—V.
189,
Adopted—
p.
1674.
Botany Mills, Inc.—Change in Name Approved—
A
was
change
M.
of this corporation to Botany
Industries, Inc.
stockholders on April 21.
Chairman and
President, noted that
the
new
"more descriptive of the activities of the corporation
name
Sonnabend,
would
name
and
in
approved by the
A.
its
supply
neurosurgeons.
The
Fund,
Industries,
Botany
Laboratories, Inc.—Announces New Drug-—
treatment of head
Trust
$0.22
out¬
31_i.——
Investment
Colonial
See
939.
p.
Bond
673,200
per share of common stock out¬
March
at
,
be
subsidiaries
which
are
now
in
such
diverse
fields
as
oil
field
manufacture of women's luggage."
in Botany's history reflects the major development of
the corporation during the past three years.
In that time, Botany lias
This
and
the
eyent
grown
from
ration
with
In
a
12
addition
moribund
diversified
to
woolen
manufacturer
subsidiaries.
approving the
'
to
a
profitable
corpo¬
•
stockholders elected a slate
of directors which included two new members, John J. Bergen, Rear
Admiral USNR, Chairman, Graham-Paige Corp., an
investment comnew
name,
ir
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company. Publishers. 25 Park Place, New York 7. N.. Y., ^Ector 2_9570
Ge°rge J
Momssej
Editor,
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday]. Other offices. 135 3. La Salle street cmcago j
lurno
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B Dana
Company
Reentered as second class matter February 25. 1942. at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Bubscriptlonf,
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, $7j.ug per year.
William
V
of
The Travert is
This
THTS
i-_—
common stock
standing for three months ended March
Book
value
per
share of common stock
to
shares respec-
profit
Amount
of
and
working capital
1
■
Shares
to
The
company
has outstanding 600,000 common shares,
of
which
Lester Avnet, President, Robert II.
Avnet, Board Chairman, and Charles
Ballard
^;
of
Westbury;
lease
Net
NOTE:
Dana
On
Seibert.
account
President.
of the
Published
fluctuations
in
the
twice
rate
a
of
(Reg.
week
exchange, remittance for foreign
subscriptions and advertisements
must be made
in New York
funds.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
.
(1924;
Chairman, Hotel Corp. of America; and Arnold A. Saltzman,
Botany-Premier, Inc.
=
voted a grant of restricted stock options to key em¬
ployes. According to the resolution passed, options can only be granted
bv the Board ot Directors and not in excess of 50,000 shares.
'Stockholders also approved a change in date for the annual meeting.
Future meetings will be held on the second Tuesday in May.
The dozen companies Botany has purchased in the past three years
are: Botany Cottons, Inc., combed and corded yarn mills; Rolley, Inc.,
manufacturer of "Sea
end Ski" suntan lotion; Glenoit Mills, Inc.,
paiiy and
President.
Stockholders
fabric; The Baltimore Lug¬
Meyer Bros., and associated
pearls, Botany Stores, Inc.,
open pipe-rack men's retail clothing and jewelry store chain; Calvlne
Mills! Inc.. a group of mills In the staple cotton field; Moss-Gordin
Lint Cleaner Co., manufacturer of lint cleaning equipment; BotunyPrernicr,
Inc., producer of medium-priced sweaters;
Horaman Dolls,
Inc., doll manufacturer;
United Supply & Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
of "Glenara" synthetic fur-like
Co.; Botany Jewelry, Inc. (Jos. H.
companies), manufacturer of Richelieu
producer
well equipment and supplies; and Botany
Siwrtswear, Inc., manufacturer of sportswear and beach wear.
Botany's sales in 1958 exceded $98,000,000, an increase of more than
200% since 1950.—V. 189, p. 1074.
and
oil
of
gas
approval
in
on
Brockton Edison
Co.
Preferred Stock Offered—An
—
by Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
40,000 shares of 5.60% pre¬
at $51.37% a share and ac¬
approximately 5.45%. Sub¬
books have been closed.
The underwriters
purchased the stock April 22 at competitive sale by
offering the utility company $50.46 a share.
scription
The
new
1,
$50,039
Securities
redeemed
if
share
bid
Co.
&
Webster
&
March
per share for a $2.80 dividend and
Corp. bid $50,209 for a $2.88 dividend.
preferred stock is rodeetn'ble at $54.18 per share prior to
1304, and at prices decreasing thereafter to $52.08 per
Loeb
Kuhn,
Stone
1,
March
after
or
on
PROCEEDS—Brockton
sale
will
Edison
1974.
proceeds from this
bank loans which were
net
the
use
to
prepay about $2,000,000 of short-term
incurred to acquire common stock in Montaup
generating
Massachusetts,
in
company
Electric Co., an electric
utility which
supplies electric power in an area in eastern Massachusetts having
an
aggregate population of 178,000.
The company is a member of
the holding company system of Eastern Utilities Associates.
EARNINGS—In
$9,700,000
and
and
1958,
Ediion
01
1957.
series
Mr. Bensinger reported that his optimism about tlx; company's fu¬
operations waS predicated on the current backlog of automatic
pinsetter orders—7,000 compared to 0,000 at
the same time last
vear.
"This vital statistic," he said, "indicates that our 1959 shipments
will be well ahead of 1958 and we are confident we will maintain our
Number One
series' due
1985—
0,000,000
Bensinger
Mr.
recorded
ever
bowling continues to
series
1987
3,000,000
3,000,000
bank
loans.___^__.
300,000
..
0.40%
preferred stock ($100 par)
preferred stock ($50 par)
Common stock
($25 par)—
bonds
subject
issued
be
may
30,000 shs.
40,000 shs.
30,000 shs.
40,000 shs.
281,032 shs,
5-00%.
"Addtional
281,032 shs.
limitations
to
in
the
in¬
denture.
PURCHASERS—The
purchasers
from the company,, the respective
stock set forth below:
Dillon,
Union
purchase
preferred
have severally agreed to
amounts of the new 5.00%
what
will be
the
Bensinger stated.
stockholders
The
stock
common
profitable
most
year
from
an
to
;
-
Securities
to
113,079 shares
113,079 stock
purchase warrants in units of one share of stock and one
warrant at $17 per unit at the rate of one unit for every
three shares of stock held (with an oversubscription pri¬
vilege). The offering is underwritten by Sutro Bros. &
additional
of
(par $1)
stock
capital
and
on
before
or
The
PROCEEDS
bank
certain
duce
corporate
BUSINESS
net
loans,
interests
not
in
proceeds of the offering will he used to re¬
and to increase investments; also for other
incorporated
was
10,
Aug,
on
It
businesses.
financial
and
approximately 51.7% of the outstanding common
stock of Savage Arms Corp., a manufacturer ot firearms, lawnmowers
and commercial refrigeration equipment.
American
owns
CAPITALIZATION
it
quarter
announced
was
April
on
Herbert
by
9
F.
Authorized
stock
Warrants
V.
_
expected to be about $10,600,000
9 %
or
over
first
Mr.
and
lie company s
would
The
of
factors;
above
last
year's
approved
1
i
authorized
a
Pruning
time
plan
also'told the
the
ieei
,
now
sales
field
and
business
•
to
in
option plan, which the
to
is
granted.
on
Total
Plan
30,000 or about 3%
stockholders
about
the
corporation's
they plan to start
in
re-
bSing
a
on the east side of the main
mir
research
the
department.
This
will bring
all
our
°iUe CCxtral loCQtion'" (Chemical research
Teterboro, N. J., plant.)—V. 183,
Co.—Proposed
p.
542.
Merger
stwkhS'S"
'
approval
furniture
maOacfurS'.A
euulDment
lnstnfmk^f.
SE. 'nstrumentfl
°t mcdIcal- h°sp»a> and laboratory
Is own plant' and a distributor of surgical
and supplies and laboratory apparatus ami
share
This
semmon
oemmon
stock
stock
wlih
with
1X2,
Aloe
™mnl™
operating
.earniL^ eaimlS,e$r 7nhlm6
ngS
«5-70 per
™
as
a
merger would be an exchange
for "> shares of Aloe
major
division
of
Brunswick.
Vs ePProxlmately $35,000,000 and
on
164.843
share
shares
outstanding
toiletry
of
will
laboratory
research
new
feet
of space.
the
on
laboratory is
research
new
189,
scheduled
to
1572.
p.
Co.—First Quarter Earnings
the
on
049,572
compared with
of
shares
net
a
ended Feb. 28,
currently outstanding.
48 cents a share for
number of outstanding
stock
common
profit of $312,780,
1958 on the same
class
tax
provision totaled $424,182 for
the 1959
against $057,080 for the comparable 1958 quarter.
fiscal year ends Nov. 30.
first
The
nature of the
behind general
being affected
by the recession than most companies, and this year our first quarter
figures show that we are still being affected somewhat while many
companies have shown some improvement.
"Last year we were later in
at
the
proceeds to be received by the company
will be used as working capital to
net
about
$70,000
of the newly installed IBM 709 Electronic Data
processing System; about $25,000 will be used as working capital
to
support- additional and expanded research activities other than
data
processing; "and the remainder will be added to the general
working capital of the company to expedite further expansion and
to reduce the extent to which the present bank credit line of $150,000
the
finance
is
drawn
operation
'
upon.
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Authorized
Class
voting stock, (par
non-voting stock (par
A
Class
B
Class A
123.400 shs.
*31.000 shs.
*7,000 wts.
voting stock are reserved for- issuance upon
stock purchase warrants and 31.000 shares
shares of class A
class A voting
*7,000
of
voting stock are reserved for conversion of class B non-voting
class
of
Outstanding
' 400,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
7,000 wts.
$1)—~
voting stock purchase warrants
exercise
stock.
-
,
non-profit
26,-1952 as the "Council for Economic
BUSINESS—The company was originally incorporated as a
in Delaware on Nov.
Industry Research, Inc."
company
&
.
1, 1955 the charter was amended to change the corporation
non-stock, non-profit corporation to a stock corporation. The
name was changed to Corporation for Economic & Industrial Research
on
Dec.
17,
1957
and to C-E-I-R, Inc. by charter amendment/ of
Oct.
On
a
The
1959.
7,
of the
assumed control
management
present
com¬
in March 1954. The address of the principal office of the com¬
is 734 Fifteenth Street, N. W., Washington 5, D. C.
the
of
the
is
objective
company's
of
practical
techniques to
and
supply
to
analytical
latest
problems
complex
most
economical
solution
the
government
facing
of
business.
and
company's operations include advanced mathematical analysis:
design of logical and data processing analytical systems and their
programming for electronic computers; design of electronic data proc¬
essing machine
Installations;
design of data storage and retrieval
The
applications of mathematical-statistical techniques,
quality control; military logistics analyses; op¬
reliability testing and prediction, and linear pro¬
advanced
systems;
and
sampling
as
research,
erations
econometric,
economic,
gramming;
financial
statistical
and
analyses
management science; simulations on computers; space
the operation of large-scale electronic data process¬
ing and computing machine installations.
and
surveys;
technology;
and
company's services are sold throughout the United States and
and are also available to foreign countries.
During the fiscal
The
Canada
ended Sept. 30, 1958, 77% of the company's business was obtained
the
Department
of Defense, 3.8%
from other governmental
agencies,
19.2%
and
This
SEC
pany
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
23 filed a registration statement with the
each
for
$io,038.700
to
proposes
stockholders
22
of convertible debentures due 1974.
12,
held.
then
shares
The com¬
lor subscription by common
1959, at the rate of $100 of debentures
The offering is to be made at 100%
debentures
the
offer
record May
of
1235.
April
on
company
covering
commercial sources.—V. 189, p.
from
Central Illinois
W.
Wendt, Chairman, indicated that the
business was such that it tended to lag
trends somewhat.
(par $1)
stock
voting
A
financing,
this
from
or
before
26,750
offered
$6.50 per
the books
closed. In addition, the company offered, without under¬
writing, an additional 8,000 shares of class A voting
stock to its employees at $6.25 per share.
year
as
& Sons,
Brown
publicly
31
This offering was oversubscribed and
some
Lower—
March
on
of
applications
Co.—Registers Thrift Plan—
Offered—Alex.
Inc.—Stock
Md.,
shares
pany
Forge
quarter
principal amount.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. will
the
underwriting group.
The interest rate and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
w
of
"However,
there
fiscal
1959
is
show
will
year
evidence
some
that
the
remaining
improvement."—V.
some
quarters
187,
p.
of
1922.
head
The
Credit Co.,
Business
Tlw
SEC
covering
$80,000
Chicago, III.—Files With SEC—
14 filed a letter of notification with the
10-year 10%
subordinated interest bearing
April
company' oil
of
promissory notes; $80,000 of 5-year 9% subordinated interest bearing
promissory notes and $80,000 of 3-year 8 Ms % subordinated interest
bearing promissory notes, all to be offered in units of $1,000 each.
No underwriting is involved.
The
proceeds are to be
purposes and expansion.
the company for general business
used by
I:
..
Cardinal
The
(partner
Samuel
counsel
of
law firm
■...
"■
Elected—
Armour,
&
Industries)
Litton
and
S.
C.
Ward,
Jr.
member
(a
of
sale
of
the
penditures for
for 1959
Central
Electric Co., Inc.—Bonds Offered-—
Louisiana
underwriting group headed jointly by Kidder, Pea¬
An
Co. and Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., offered
April 21 a new issue of $5,000,000 first
mortgage 5Vs% bonds due April 1, 1989, at 102.719% and
accrued interest, to yield 4.95% to maturity. The group
bought the bonds at competitive sale April 20 on its bid
&
for public sale on
of 101.611%.
bids
Other
Bros.
Weld
«fc
Lynch,
for
a
received
wore
5'.4%
Salomon
b; Smith, Inc.
Inc., -100.94. White,
Co.
&
from:
Fenner
Pierce,
Stuart
Halsey,
and
101.404
bid
5!«s
as
Merrill
and
101.3099,
Co.
bonds
the
;
•
.
for
Hutzler
&
(jointly),
-Canadian Restrict-
Cartier Quebec Explorations Ltd.-
from The
(amounting to $500,003 at March 31, 1959). Construction ex¬
1959 and 1900 are estimated at $40,400,000 ($23,700,000
and $10,700,000 :n I960).—V. 188, p. 2454 and V. 189, p. 1572,
purpose
the
Walker, Wright, Tyler & Ward).—V. 189, p. 43.
of
proceeds
the
use
provide in part for the. cost of its construction program,
repayment of short-term bank loans incurred for such
to
the
including
to
proposes
company
debentures
body
%
April 21 announced the election of the following
David M. Goodman, Rex J. L. Heymann
Co., investment bankers), Howard James, John
Pelman, Galen A. Skutt, Thomas P. Walker (special
Sutro
Lishan,
■
on
Charles J.
of
;
Corp.—Directors
Instrumentation
corporation
directors:
coupon.
sinking fund has been provided for the bonds calculated to retire
of the issue by maturity.
The sinking fund redemption price is
Optional redemption
prices range from 107.85%
to the
principal amount.
A
ed List—
29%
Securities
and
Commission
Exchange
April
23 announced
the addition of the following companies to its Canadian Restricted List:
The
on
101.60%.
/
Explorations Ltd.;
Consolidated Woodgreen Mines
Algoma Mines Ltd.; Kelly-Desmond Mining Corporation
Kimberly Copper Mines Ltd.; and New West Amulet Ltd.
Cartler
Ltd.;
Ltd.;
Quebec
Golden
the
same
time,
the
Ltd.
The
Mines
Canadian
of
stocks
Commission removed
of
addition
net
on
the
Canadian Restricted List
The
list
is
to
from
live
to
the- list
the
list
composed
the
which
is
and
their
essential
to
Uranium
securities
an
was
which
evaluation of
of the names of Canadian
added
to
registration
the
list
the
would
provide
and
securities.
in
April
past
cedures
year;
for
and
the
the
company
removal
of
its
has
complied
1956.
It
name
from
with established pro¬
the list,
including
an
undertaking to comply with the Securities Act registration requirement,
in
the
event
cf
any
future
stock
offering
in
this
repayment
struction
country.
program
utility
company
Dec.
31,
1958
$100
of
consisted
value
par
stock.
common
will
apply
the
of $1,000,000 bank loans and
estimated to cost $8,503,000,
CAPITALIZATION—Consolidated
of
capitalization
proceeds
to
of
it?
the
the
of
1959
con¬
company
as
of $44,059,000 of long term debt. 90.280
preferred stock and 1,257,009 shares of
^
company
and its subsidiaries distribute
electric
natural gas in the state of Louisiana.
For the 1958
calendar year total operating revenues were $17,440,408 and net income
$2.980,G57 compared with $14,636,786 and $2,694,071 respectively in
BUSINESS—The
energy
and
1957.
purchasers named below have severally agreed
the
company
the following respective principal
PURCHASERS—The
to
purchase
amounts
appears
that its stock has not been offered for sale in the United States during
the
to
shares
Commission has reason to believe,
developed in its investigations and
otherwise, have been or are being distributed in the United States
in
violation
of
the
registration requirements of the Securities Act
of 1933. Evasion of such requirement, which is applicable to securities
of
foreign
as
well
as
domestic companies,
deprives
United States
investors
of
the
financial
and
other information about the
issuing
companies
PROCEEDS—The
sale
Calumet
brings
217.
whose securities the
basis of information
the
Calumet
ofT9%l'2SrSrofheBKSeJ "totlitor,
the
square
share.
pany
company and
Its subsidiaries report for the quarter ended
28,
1959 a net profit of $195,296 - after
provision for United
States Federal
and
Canadian income
taxes,
equal to 30 cents per
companies
.SATabSriS SfeKS
producers
largest
the second major contract awarded Wigton-Abbott
1959.—V.
C-E-I-R,
Jan.
This
upon
2SSSt toh»'»' and
the
site.
1,
Baltimore,
452,318 shs.
Feb.
total
JeCt
00,000
construction
May
such
At
Of both Brunswick and
Aloe
of
one
tract,
150-awe
a
Cranbury
143,079 wts.
company
Uranium
Ihe
the
begin
143,079 Wts^t
end of
said
Brunswick-Balke-Colk-nder
and
Outstanding
1571.
of
will
f.q,ulpped Jacil.lt3' for chemical research tn
28,000
Mr.
Bruning,
located richt npvfc
size,
Trgineering
carried
bv
earn¬
setback.
spect' IU" ln Ma>'- f°r completion by the
squire18feet1
is
business
copying
1959
option
limited
are
The
?r"nirg Research Center
year.
quare
stock
lii
iS'^ministered by a
mc!"b''rs Kh0 are n,jl eligible to take part in the
plan
i«
office
general
a
restricted
miS l8,tl0nr th?s y^-^ying that
this
improvement
the
out lor cortaln key management people, to purcommon stock at a price not less than
at.
the
under the
.«?"»»■» .shares:
stM^optlon
into
barring
I'
skates
market price of
nww
of the
general
penetration
expanded sales force—lie felt that
ba
stockholders
shares
two
greater
is
by Carter Products in the last year.
The previous contract was
250,000 square foot one-story plant now under construction on
a
1,000,000 sl)S..
quarter
Brunlng attributed this upswing in sales and earnings primarily
combination
ft
conditions,
on
laboratory Is
The
Corp.
from
$3,137,000
$3,137,000
.
$lt
capital stock
(pur
for
189, p.
Buffalo
our
are
Inc.—Plans Expansion—
which
approximately
for
of
$8,700,000 in 1958. Final, figures ore not in as yet, he said,
earnings should be about 75 cents per share for the first quarter
compared to 50 cents in the like period last year.
,o
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
FFFECT
GIVING
indebtedness
Sundry
Capital
Henry
but
S*
35
in Dela¬
Indirect
various
owns
economic
ings
1955
operating company but has direct und
of affiliated companies engaging
in
an
number
u
company's
Sales
Located
7,500
consecutive
1958.
debentures
of
Interest
442.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
approximately 23% of
the outstanding common stock of American Hardware Corp., a hard¬
ware
manufacturer;
all
of
the outstanding
capital stock of NewYork
Factors,
Inc..
u
factoring
company;
and approximately 8%
of
the
outstanding common stock of
United Industrial Corp., a
manufacturer of various Industrial products.
industrial
company's
Brunlng, President.
188,
corporation,
contain
V—
<«
•
-Company
is
It
ware.
on
May
purposes.--
Shields
(Charles) Bruning Co., Inc.—Sales and Profits UpFirst quarter sales of this company 'continued
up for the second
31,
Dec.
on
$1,000
per
$10,290.
to
PROCEEDS—Of
delivery. Stock purchase warrants are exer¬
20, 1204 and entitle the holder to purchase
one
share of capital stock.
Prior to May 21, 1961 the exercise price
will be $20 per (hare; from May 21, 1961 to May 20,
1902 $22 per
Share; from May 21, 1962 to May 2C, 1963 $23 per share; and from
May 21, 1903 to May 20, 1904 $25 per share.
separable
are
cisable
Profit
1791.
secu¬
proprietary products in the country, has awarded Wigton-Abbott
Corp.,
engineers end constructors of Pla infield, N. J., a contract
to
design and build a new $2,500,000 research laboratory in Cranbury, N.J.
Co.
quarter,
—"V. 189, p.
$30.53
coverage
Carter Products,
This
Initial
right to subscribe on or before May 6 for
7,500
Company
31," 1959; with
B. S. F. Co.—Stock
7,500
&,
$19,274,711—V
March
at
and
from
7,500
&
asset
amounted
$110,723.—V.
.
shares.
10,000
_
corporation
outstanding on -March
requirements on debentures out¬
standing were earned 8.88 times during the first three months of
1959.
Net income applicable to common stock for the three months
ended March 31, 1959 (exclusive of profits on sales of securities) was
Mr.
Offered—This company is offering
the holders of its capital stock of record April 21 the
with
compared
The
31
i'
Equitahle Securities Corporation
Shearson, Haminill & Co
rales
history,"
the company's authorized
5,000,000 shares.—V. 189,
in
increase
3,000,000 shares
voted
company's
the
in
1127.
p.
the
Kidder, Peabody & Co._
Eastman
of orders for all Brunswick products is substantially
it was last year, which also indicates that the current
backlog
of
be a
that
indication
of the year as further
dynamic growth business.
time
this
at
the
that
said
pinsetting equipment."
backlog of lanes was also the highest
installers of automatic
as
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
17, 1959, covering $375,000 of Interests in the Thrift Plan for Em¬
ployees of Buckeye Pipe Line and other Buckeye corporations, together
with 7,800 shares of Buckeye Pipe Line common stock which may he
acquired pursuant to the plan.—V. 188, p. 46.
0,000,000
4'-8%
Short-term
position
thi6
market
at
compared with total net assets of $18,999,207 on Dec; 31, 1958.
stock was $31.02 a share on March 31,
This
The
$3,880,000
$4,000,000
3%'v
due
.
ture
The
1978
due
1958.
Buckeye Pipe Line
Outstanding
'First rutge, and collateral trust bonds:
%
,
profits this year will show an
first quarter
that
reported
over
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
Authorized
3
.
also
of
assets
quotations and before deduction of principal
amount of outstanding debentures, were $19274,711, It was announced
on
April 16.
■" v
r
1
j
1959
April 20 B. E. Benvolume and higher profits
1959."
He
net
valued
Net asset value of the common
1959—Stock Increased—
higher
"both
forecast
Carriers & General Corp.—Assets at
Total
rities
of stockholders held on
meeting
annual
increase
public
operating
had operating revenues 'Of
$1,392,000,
compared with $9,230,000
respectively in
CAPITALIZATION
an
Brockton
income
net
$1,178,000,
is
Edison
BUSINESS—Brockton
a
President,
Units
underwriting group headed
on April 23 offered publicly
ferred stock ($50 par value)
crued dividends—a yield of
*
to its shareholders for
special meeting of its shareholders on June 20. Aloe
special meeting of stockholders 011 June 20.
lte
the
At
singer.
ln
of merger
Higher Profits Forecast for
ahead
April 10 announced it will spend $1,500,000 to
expand the capacity of its Nevi.% Alberta, Canada, gas conservation
plant from 15 to 25 million cubic feet of raw gas daily.
The plant is being expanded to process the B-A and
Imperial Oil
share of production from the nearby Nevis wet gas field.
fine expansion will include inlet facilities, amine gas treater, amine
liquid treater, refrigeration units, liquid
treating and fractionation
units, sulphur recovery and boiler plants.
Contracts have been
awarded to Poole-Pritehard for construction
of the sulphur and boiler facilities, and to Brown & Roote for con¬
struction of the hydrocarbon facilities.
The expansion is scheduled
for completion this fall.
The plant,
which is about 25 miles east of Red Deer, has been
in
operation since December, 1950.
Work on the project began in
1954
when
B-A
engineers
initiated studies
to determine whether
solution
gas
from Alberta's Fcnn-Big Valley and Stettler oil fields
could be economically
processed.
Until then, gas production in this
area
had not been sufficient to warrant processing, and the solution
gas was flared
in the field.—V. 189, p. 1074.
company
at
hold
will
volume of approximately
1958 on 2,139,644 common
gross
a
share
1958,
plan
the
submit
will
Brunswick
"Our
Facilities—
Co., Ltd.—-Expands
British American Oil
This
on
earned $6.40 per
outstanding at Dec. 31,
$188,000,000
shares
gage
distributor
Brunswick
3958.
31,
Dec,
at
of
from
the
series
I
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
bonds:
$1,450,000
950,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
950,000
—V. 189, p. 1403; V. 188, p. 2461.
Hemphill,
Noyes &
Co.
Fahnestock
Hirsch
475,000
Inc.
Weil,
bouisse,
&
Co
&
Co
$475,000
475,000
Co
&
Howard,
La-
Friedrlchs
225,000
opment
--{'/ftft.ft
1959
——-———:—$47,539
Ended March 31—
income-.,
Net ordinary
production
Corp.—Asset Value Increased-^,
Securities
Central
Tliroe Months
stock—combined series. __.™_ft-__ft/
$0.62
ft
Common
■ -ft.-/ft.
$0.04
As of—
Mar. 31,'59 Dec. 31,'58
Market value of net assets.Z_--~C--—$22,861,845 $20,707,162
Preference stock—at liquidating preference—-4,204,950
4,204,950
Preference
$0.30
engineering
program.
First
$74,506
ftft'''vftvftft'ft 'ft;,/ft
ft'•'ftft,.ft',,ftftftlftft'
Equivalent per-share:
1958
efficiencies
r
quarter
-f
-
and
stepped
a
product
up
sive,
devel¬
,„ft;
-<
:
sales,
1959
loss
net
of $47,663 for
the first period of
1958.—V.
188,
redeemable
be
retire
to
For the sinking fund the deben¬
accrued interest. ;T7iey jalsp
after April 1,. 1904 ,at .prices
ami
100;®
and
o.u
105)4ft. Jo 100V-i'ft* plus accrued interest.
from
PROCEEDS—-Net
used
at
redeemable
optionally
be
ranging
2461.
p.
will
will
debentures.
the purchase of
for
tures
■
told shareholders, should approach
$4,000,000 compared to 1958 first quarter sales of $2,965,962. First
quarter 1959 earnings of $100,000 are anticipated as compared to a
they
from the sale of the debenture.^. will be
$2,150,000 incurred to finance in part
proceeds
loan
term
a
of
.
the
Colonial
This
of
$18,656,895 $16,502,212
value of common stock-/ftft.-.-.™..ft_ftftft
Asset
share:
Asset value per
/
Common
$132.57
20.86
$146.36
23.59
increase the authorized capital
1,500.000 shares of common stock and from
stockholders on Feb. 24 voted to
Tlie
stock
to
1,300,000
from
SEC
stock.—V. 180, p. 704.
237,467 to 500,000 shares of convertible preference
for
the
for
first
quarter
of
1959
substantially
were
the similar period of 1958, Robert A. Stranahan, Jr.,
President, said on April 20.
As a result he said,
consolidated earrings in the first quarter of
3959 should be veil above earnings in (hat periccJ. of the prior year.
Mr. Stranahan announced that consolidated figures
for the Marcn
intproved
over
1959
comparable
that
announced. after the end of the month but
for the first quarter oi last year will liot be
will be
figures
of
quarter
Available.
company's- majority non-consolidated subsidiaries in Australia
making good progress, according to Mr. Stranahan.
were told that labor agreements covering employees in
The
and Mexico also are
Stockholders
will be in effect
and
plants were recently concluded
until February 1962.—V. 189, p. 1572.
United
States
' i,
j-'-y-:
issued
Corp.—Earnings Continue to Improve—
will
be
000.
Edward
reflected
in
the
final
quarter
second
months
three
Sales
O'Neal
A.
on
of
of
and
1958
that
of
improved
an
year.
consolidated basis
a
has reported.
These results
earnings trend which started
ptogresscd to $6,636,000 for the
President,
Jr.,
continuation
a
first quarter were $54,134,000.
the
for
for the preceding quarter.
First quarter results in 1958 were abnormally low due to depressed
business conditions during that period.—V. 188, pp. 443 and 1611.
$53,673,000
with
compared
Chesapeake & Colorado Corp.—Merger Approved—
Inc. below.—V.
Radorock Resources,
See
The
sified
traffic.
augment an order reported
boxcars costing a total of $2,500,000.
These
250
new
hundred arid
Two
two
expenditures
man-Standard
weeks
for
ago
fifty 50-foot 6-inch boxcars will be built by Pull¬
in Michigan City, Indiana, with
Manufacturing Co.
Car
Fund
accordance
delivery to start in June. The 50-ton cars will have double doors and
be equipped with "Damage Free" loading devices.
Fifty 85-foot piggyback flatcars will be built at the Berwick (Pa.)
plant of American Car and Foundry Division of ACF industries. Each
Ilatcar will have tie-down equipment for carrying two over-the-road
truck trailers.
Delivery is scheduled to start in August.
"One hundred "jumbo" 70-ton covered hopper cars will be constructed
.
by C&O at its Raeeland shops, Russell, Ky. Current rebuilding of 2,006
open-ton hoppers will be interrupted for this order when materials are
available, after which the repair program will be resumed.
The railroad is now converting at Raeeland 50 boxcars to bunkerless,
insulated refrigerators, and will modify
100 flat-bottom gondolas by
adding covers and bulkheads for steel loadings. To work on the conVersion, C&O will call back 100 furloughed workers at Raeeland, effec¬
tive May 1.
Work on these cars should be completed by July 1.—V. 189,
pp. 1791 and 1674.
will
Co., Inc.,
Columbia
will be assembled
automobiles
April
on
17
distributed
and
in
Mexico
under
a
new
with Fabricas
A. Townsend, Group Vice-President—International Operations
Chrysler Corporation, and Philip N. Buckniinister, Managing Direc¬
of Chrysler
International, said that the international company
will provide Fabricas Auto Mex with full technical and management,
support to enable the company to meet the needs of the coming bigger
Lynn
tor
vehicles
for
Auto
has
Mex
vehicles
automotive
Latin America.
in
since
The
1938.
company,
distributor
Mexjeo
Chrysler
which is controlled and
with
current
As
part
planning
be
for
the
the
the
vehicles.
Frank
Dr.
production
also
create
and
market
It
additional
of
task
a
and
force
studies
vehicles and
a
market
Mexican
will
technical
Auto Mex
Chrysler-designed
program
ior
will also begin
truck that will
trucks
Simca
undertake
to
and
financial,
involving
vehicle
the manufacture
components in Mexico.
A
major study will be directed towards the possibility
auto and truck engines, transmissions, rear axles and
share
tractors
economic,
sale
and
of
of producing
other major
other
trucks
Auto
in Mexico.
merchandises
Mex
well-organized
Mexico's : 29
and
strong
Chrysler
sales
ioody
automotive. vehicles
through a
of 91 dealers located in all of
states.
Chrysler International. S. A., which has headquarters in Geneva,
Switzerland,
was
formed
last
year
to
develop world
markets
for
Chrysler and Simca automotive and other products.
The international
is empowered to provide financial,
technical, engineering,
manufacturing, marketing and management assistance to companies
which
it
deals
In
key
world
markets.—V.
189,
p.
1464.
informed
were
President,
make
growing
it
said
that
possible
for
semiconductor
Common
that
the
in
concentrated
Period End. Mar. 31—
1959—Month—1958
$1,017,739
revenue
Operating
is
which
and
istors
Arthur
L.
the
manufacture
industrial
of
and
set
the
fixed
Return
charges
*
•
$969,436
990,670
...
*
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$2,839,685
$2,908,630
983,907
2,854,637
$27,069
Deficit.—V.
*$14,471
$54,393
*$75,116
4,146,506
189,
p.
4,245,464
11,799,058
12,424,009
ft
1314.
ft
■
.
ft
'/
'
I ■
.
Clayton Mark & Co.—Expects Higher Earnings—
.
;
This
in
company,
1959,
Griffith
expects
Stockholders of record
the
company's
a
substantial
increase
in
sales
and
earnings
Chairman, and Cyrus Mark, President, told
company's annual meeting on April 15. Last year,
sales
$15,140,823
with
net
earnings
of
$248,853.
Sales of the 71-year old company, a leading producer of water well
equipment, electrical steel conduit, forged steel products, and steel
tubing are being influenced favorably by a more profitable product
mix, expansion of its sales and distribution program, and the general
upturn in business conditions, they said.
The
also
two
had
officers
were
told
the
of
underwriters
named
below has
sev¬
-
Carl
$1,075,000
M.
Rhoades
Loeb,
$550,000
Co.
&
Shcarson, Hammlll & Co.
Shields <fc Company
1,075,000
_
The
-400#000
400,000
\
Finance
Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
covering
($1
'ftVft'ftft''ft,:ftft/Vft.:ft
corporation
on April
8 filed a letter of notification, with the
281,400 shares of common stock to be offered at "Par
share), without underwriting.
ft
The
proceeds are to be
used for investment in
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary.,
ft.;ft:ft:-:\ftft •!-'i-ftl'7^.'.
; ftft'.--'r.■ "'ft,, ft ,/ft,. " ' ft
SEC
per
'
on
April
1,
Cree
additional
one
date.
that
time)
The
each
subscription
April 20,
on
for
share
This
1959.
new common stock on the basis
shares of common stock held on
expired at 3:30
also V. 189, p. 1674.
oeriod
See
p.m.
York
(New
.
f
-
shares
of
common
/•stock,
to
be
offered
Cumberland Securities Ltd. of Regina is
underwriter, who now holds options to purchase the
260,000 shares,
which
options are exercisable initially at 40c
per
share.
According to the prospectus, the underwriter acquired common
listed
the
as
shares of the company from June 1957 to
April 6, 1959, otherwise than
directly from the company as underwriters or optionee, in the amount
of
259,330 shares,
purchased in quantities of varying amounts
at
various
prices
The
company
ranging from 20c to 85c per share.
was formed in 1956 for the exploration and develop¬
mining in all its branches. Net proceds of its proposed stock
offering are to be used in carrying out the future exploration plans of
of
ment
of
the
the
company
for $9,000. which consideration
by the issuance of 900,000 shares of stock.
ft
isfied
gigantic production, and distribution program involving 99 feature
films with a projected negative investment of $130,000,000 has been
Celest Peter Hcrauf of Regina is listed as president and
company.
He and an associate transferred certain
company.
properties
Program-^-
■
Registers
corporation with offices at 2100 Scarth St., Regina. Saskatch¬
filed a registration statement with the SEC oh April
1959, covering 260,000
initially at 80c per share.
the
Pictures Corp.—Distribution
With SEC—.
17,
promoter
Columbia
Offering
—
Canada,
ewan,
of the company were offered
1959
15
Mining Corp. Ltd., Regina, Canada
Proposed
*
of
for shares of the
to subscribe
rights
to
sat¬
was
"
A
by this corporation for distribution, production
blueprinted
preparation
Nov.
of
1960.
1,
The
as
by
18-month
emergence
period
taetween
this
of Columbia Pictures to its new position
filmmaker
and distributor has
been
"ne#. Columbia team"
■ .ftft-'ft ft ft/ft-Aft
the
./ft
by Samuel J.
Vice-President
the
change-over
filmmakers
in
Briskin
v
headed
by
'.ft.-.ftft '-/'-ft.
roster of tcp independents
"independent producer" in
of
"Forgy and Bess"
Goldwyn in June.
ft. ,'ftftftAOtto Premitiger. who divides
and Asia, using New Ycrk as a
has
who release their product through
ftft
his
New
these
Of
based
189,
in
and
York
units,
New
24
arc
timo between
this
country,
Europe
York,
are
producing
companies,
in
Columbia roster.
allied with the
David
M.
The
National
of
Bank
«&
the
Co.
Directors
of
Board
Trust
of
Chicago,
of
Sales
issued
Up—
April 15 reported higher sales and earnings for the
of
were up 50ft
from the recession level of $44,ago.
Preliminary net income for the quarter is about
share or close to $3,500,000. In the corresponding quarter
last year, earnings were only $172,395,
equivalent to five cents per
share.—V. 188, p. 443.
a
$66,500,000
year
cents per
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
of
his
April
16
is
nomination
in
connection
with
$5,603,223
5,250,801
from ry. oper.
$352,422
*$26,132
471,815
928,084
Net
Net
contained
the
in
the
notice
1959—Month—1958
Railway opcr. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
proxy
rev.
ry.
deficit
oper.
^Deficit.—V.
1959—3 Months—1958
$5,841,088 $11,635,046 $12,341,392
5,867,220
10,900,29a 11,912,107
189, p.
$725,756
903,203
$429,285
-
1,383,233
1792.
of; the
held on May 19:
Kennedy has been nominated to succeed Walter J. Cuminings,'
who is retiring from the Edison board after serving 25 years.—V. 189,
annual meeting of the Edison company to be
Detroit
Mr.
p.
on
the
has been
director of Commonwealth Edison Co.
announcement
statement
company
600,000
Hollywood, including UPA Pictures. Four
while six make their headquarter! in Europe.
Chairman
Kennedy,
a
Crucible Steel Co. ot* America—Sales and Earns.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Illinois
as
of
in
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Banker Nominated to Bd.
nominated
reached
first quarter of 1959.
90
1236.
p.
year's first quarter.
$120,758,000. a new first quarter record, and were
last year's first three months.
Paper and paperboard
production totaled 415,500 tons, up 12ft from the previous year.
A.
B. Layton, President, said: "Since March 31, the volume of in¬
coming orders in all segments of our business has continued to im¬
prove,- so
that the outlook for the second quarter is favorable."
—V. 3 89, p. 601.
The
base when he is in the United States,
"Anatomy of a Murder," which is cur¬
abroad,
last
ahead
lift
■
Ishpeming, Mich.
present moment,
34 independent
the
At
are
cameras
during
undisputed
filming in
rently
—V.
the
before
1958.
is
■
corporation on April 17 reported that its net income for 1959's
quarter was $8,311,000, an increase of 28ft over the same period
Earnings per share were $8 cents, as compared with-45 cents
first
in
Hollywood whose motion picture pro¬
being distributed by Columbia, for
top
duction
The
Sales
in charge of West Coast studio operations.
of Columbia to its present form, some of the
the
industry
have
joined
the
fast-growing
company's, world-wide distribution set-up.
counted in the general program is Samuel Goldwyn,
now
Schneider,
A.
;,,ftft ft.ftft
ho has started his second
Not
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Earnings Up—
active
21 and
and
April
world-wide
a
revealed
was
as
year
the
during
eminence
M.
J.
Steel Corp.—Reports
Improved Earnings—
Zivian, President, told shareholders on April 13
that the com¬
pany expects to report net earnings of approximately $2,550,000 for
the quarter ended March 31, 1959.
He said that this estimate includes
480
Consolidated Cement Corp.—Earnings
Show Impvt.—
net loss of $167,200 in the
three months ended March 31, 1959 as against a loss of $267,700 in
the corresponding quarter a year ago.' •
.'••
•«
4
The current loss was equal to 20 cents a share on 637,500 shares of
common stock outstanding, compared with 32 cents on the same number
of shares a year before.
Net sales were $1,008,400 as against $1,128,500 in last year's first
This
corporation
April 15 reported
on
a
.
"Results
full
for
year,"
"It
said.
$900,000 of non-recurring income resulting from the sale of a
subsidiary, the Emperor Coal Co. Stated on a per-share basis,
earnings would approximate 83 cents her share of which 30 cents
is attributable to the special credit.
In the first quarter of 1958 the
company experienced a net loss of $303,678.
.
j
Net sales for the period, according to Mr. Zivian, were Just under
$24,000,000, an 80ft increase over the like period a year ago when they
former
net
totaled
is
the first
quarter
are
not
indicative
results for the
of
Smith W. Storey, Chairman of the Board and President,
characteristic of the company that its profits accrue prin¬
on
a
proposal to merge the com¬
General Portland Cement Co. Consolidated operates plants
City, Mich.; Fredonia, Kans.; and Paulding, Ohio, with a
rated annual productive capacity of 6,000,000 barrels of
cement.—»•
V. 189, p. 1C20.
Rubber Co.—Debentures Offered—
Public offering of $3,500,000 5%% senior sinking fund
debentures due April 1, 1974, with common stock pur¬
Clayton
Mark
bettered? its profitability
shareholders that the gompany
position
through
improvement
in
Tire
&
warrants, was made on April 22 by an under¬
writing group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
tis and Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
The debentures
chase
were
priced at 100%. plus accrued interest.
warrants,
The
exercisable
beginning
on
Aug.
1,
1959,
entitle
the
shares of common stock for each $1,000 principal
share to and including July 31, 1964
and thereafter at $30 a share through July 31, 1969 when the warrants
holctcr to purchase 25
amount
of
debenture
at $25 per
expire.
The
sinking fund of
designed to retire 88'/c
also
is
have
the
benefit
the
debentures
will commence in 1965 and
is
of the issue prior to maturity. The debentures
a purchase fund under which the company
of
required to set aside not less than $100,000 and is permitted to set
aside
not
qtcjre-fhatf $200,000 in each of the
years
1961-1964, inclu¬
ft
$13,194,578.
4 --
Zivian declined to forecast the result for the year as a whole due
Mr.
of a steel strike. He did state, however, that the
second quarter shipments should be at least 15ft
above those of the
first quarter and about double those of the corresponding 1958 period.
On
dividend
policy, Mr. Zivian referred to his statement in the
annual report thai "a return to the 25-cent per share quarterly divi¬
dend is a distinct possibility sometime during 1959."—V. 187, p. 2548.
to
quarter.
Mark.
Stockholders at the
Key
1959
With Securities and Exchange Comimssion—
2,914,801
capital
on
the
trans¬
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Common Stopk, Offering
95.25% Subscribed—Of the 1,799,057 shares of common
stock of this corporation offered for subscription to hold¬
ers
of its outstanding common stock, 1,713,566 shares,
or 95.25%
was subscribed for by the exercise of rights.
The remaining 85,491
shares of common stock were
taken up by the underwriting group managed by Leh¬
man
Brothers and
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Company.
Cooper
passengers
•
—V. 189, p. 1572.
the
possibility
Development Corp.
The Securities and
from
earned
Revenue
332„920shs.
the
and also includes the 87,500 shares
Jackson
Webber,
Courtesy
,
under
upon
purchase from the company the respective- principal
sinking fund debentures (with warrants attached)
Inc.
new
1464.
issuance
senior
below:
forth
»
179,943
325,000
*600,000 shs. •
for
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
of the CBS-Hytron Division, stated
plant—which will be located on ten acres of
land
adjacent
to
the
present CBS-Hytron
semiconductor
plant in
Lowell—will begin immediately.
The new plant will be operated in
conjunction with the existing plant, and result in tripling the number
of employees of
the Division's semiconductor departments."—V. 189,
on
reserved
granted
be
& Curtis
crystal diodes."
Chapman, President
"Work
that
of
$3,500,000
634,020
ft,
ft
\
exercise of
Employees' Re¬
reserved
the exercise of the warrants qffercd hereby. • yft <%', :
shares
may
to
agreed
Paine,
expected
military
20,000
which
amounts
pany into
at Cement
and
expenses
Outstanding
781,386
par)—.
UNDERWRITERS—Each
erally
the expansion of CBSthe Division "to enlarge
market
($1
lor issuance upon
our
on
stock
FINANCING
$3,500,000
stricted Stock Option Plan,
company's
the next
cipally in the last nine months."
The shareholders will vote April 29
Cincinnati Transit Co.—March Revenues Higher—
Total
PRESENT
debentures
fund
1974
mortgage note of subsidiary payable to bank, due $6,286 monthly
five years.
'ft .• ftft •
expansion
plans
is
a
160,000-sq.
ft.
semi¬
conductor plant to be built in Lowell, Mass.
When this facility is
ready for occupancy next April, production at this location will be
company
with
1,
with
$31,042,481 compared
amounted to $956,729.
EFFECT TO
about
all automobile manufacturers in Mexico
(completely knocked down) packs from the United States
countries for the final assembly and distribution of cars
and
GIVING
sinking
April
options
will
the
of
triple in
CKD
and
1958 totaled
income in 1958
Net
sink, fund debs, due Jan. 1, 1967-,
6ft
System, Inc. — To Expand
and Changes Name of CBS-
April. 15
Stanton,
"Included
parts in Mexico.
to the present time
Up
senior
due
chassis
received
during
1954.
Authorized
514ft
"'■Includes
on
operations
Hytron
Continental
product
new
in
CAPITALIZATION
an
Chrysler
of
for
new
interests, owns a modern
annual output capacity
Mexican
that has
ft ./ft
by
City
$15,026,123
on
Division—manufacturer of tubes,
transistors and other
components—is
planning a $5,000,000
expansion
of
its
operations,
and is changing its name
to CBS Elec¬
(effective July 1).
V '\ ''ft ft
tronics
of
assembly plant in
of 12,000 cars and
Trucks.
' /ft:. ftft' ...ft
"
ft-ft
ftft...ft/ft ft-,,-vft
Auto Mox will start immediately to change over the trim,
chassis
and final assembly lines in its plant to accommodate Simca production
operated
of
,
company,
Findlay,
EARNINGS—Sales
the
semiconductor
Hollywood,
Mexican
exclusive
the
been
of
electronic
Columbia
of
market
basis
companies
to be April 30,
Investment Trust in
CBS-Hytron
Simca
in Mexico City.
Mex
the
two
expected
liabilities
the
Broadcasting
stockholders
The
t lie
that
announced
expansion program reached
product and manufacturing
Auto
A.,
on
the
of
is
Hytron Division—
With
Chrysler Corp.—Simca Car Output in Mexico—
S.
all
assume
Fund
shares
which
be
Semiconductor Operations
leading
International,
the
the
exchange,
at
6ft
This
Chrysler
of
giving
with
will
accomplished
Lynch, of the investment banking firm of Blyth &
l)cen elected a director.—V. 189, p. 1572.
John J.
has
the
located
arc
the reorganization agreement, which will be submitted
subject to the approval of a. majority of the shares of
Investment Trust.—V. 189, p. 343.
and
to
■President.
Aerial Industries, Inc.—New Director-
Chicago
of
-
-
whose headquarters and principal plant
Ohio, is engaged principally in the manu¬
facture of passenger and truck tires and tubes ior replacement pur¬
poses.
It also manufactures material used in recapping tires, other
tiro repair materials end industrial rubber products, including products
for the automotive and household appliance industries.
BUSINESS—The
an
assets
order
an
for
stock
values of
asset
date
the
Trust
of
the
under
acquire
of America, both
application with the
Investment
Company Act
filing
its 1957-1958 capital
ot a dual tube
and
of business
■•}
on April 16 announced additional orders for 400 newcosting $5,300,000 to keep pace with the increase in diver¬
cars
net
effective
p.
company
freight
Investment
the
1838.
186, p.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Places Additional Orders—
This
exchanged
respective
to
1959 totaled $7,662,-
Consolidated net income for the first quarter of
in
of Investment Trust; and
interested persons until
April 28, 1959, to request a hearing thereon.
According to the application, all the assets of Investment Trust
its
Chemstrand
Bond
order
to
the Fund
Commission has
1959.
Champion Spark Plug: Co.—Sales arid Earnings Up—
sales
exemption
an
the
the
Consolidated
The
permitting
(156,198 shares)
stock (791,000 shares)—
stock—combined series
Pref.
and
Mass., have joined
volume
improvements program;
purchase and installation
production line; and for additional working capital.
Fund, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
corporation
Boston,
increased
company's
of America—Proposed Merger—
Exchange Commission has granted an exemption
the Investment Company Act to this corporation
and Real Estate
Equities, Inc., clearing the way for a stockholder vote on the proposed
merger between these two companies.
Voting will take place at a spe¬
cial meeting of the stockholders of the Development Corp. of America
on
April 29.
If
ft
the stockholders
•
approve
the merger, Development Corp. of Amer¬
This merger will effect an expan¬
ica will be the surviving corporation.
sion
of
Development
corporation's industrial
and real estate develop¬
ment activities.
holder of Development corporation
common stock will receive
one share of convertible preferred stock in
the surviving corporation for each three shares of common. Each share
of
preferred will be convertible Into four shares of common Upon
payment of $5.50 prior to June 30, 1960, $6.50 prior to June 30, 1964
and $7.50 thereafter.
Equity General Corp., also a subsidiary of The
Equity Corp. and the sole owner of Real Estate Equities, Inc., will
receive 2,399,503 shares of the common stock of the surviving corpora¬
tion, which will represent all the outstanding common stock upon con¬
Under the merger agreement each
summation
of the merger.
'
.
Following the merger, the capital of the company, will consist of
shares of $1 par value -convertible preferred stock, of -which
344,179
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, April 27, 1959
...
(1926)
6
nnn
Lmmon
stock
De»S?S
Exclisn^Gi-
Development
in
Transactions
Exempts
SEC
Corp.
P°Vftrious
EARNINGS
-V.
and earnings of this company "reflect a
improvement evident after the first quarter
year," Raymond F. Evans, Chairman and President, reported
last
of
(
"
-
the
an
exemption
April
until
is
Pont
said
to
1959,
30,
it
found
have
to
residential
acquire
or
request
the
over
near
status
areas
order
Evans said, "The favor¬
strengthening of demand
for all of our products, coupled with the tangible benefits now being
experienced from last year's extensive cost-control program."
He also nointed out that with the general level of the national econ¬
omy on the up-swing,
"we anticipate a favorable level of sales and
earnings over the balance of 1959."
Mr; Evans also said that bids have been received on the company s
new multi-million
dollar Research Center in Concord Township, Ohio.
The contract will be awarded in the near future
with construction
getting underway shortly thereafter, Mr. Evans said.—V. 189, p. 808.
discussing first quarter 1959 results, Mr.
able earnings report is the result of continued
rental
for
the
Since
employees.
to
its, plant
of
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. headed an
There
.
Award
and accrued interest, to yield 4.60%.
100.989;
Co.,
&
Kidder,
(jointly),
& Co.
Peabody
and Halsey,
100.45,
& Co.
Stuart
100.41.
Inc.,
will
debentures
The
107.597'^
from
ranging
redeemable
be
to
optional
at
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in furnishing communication serv¬
ices mainly local and toll telephone service, in the State of Delaware.
On Dec. 31, 1958 the company had 198,438 telephones in service, of
which about
76%-. were in the Wilmington, Del., area. Other com¬
munication
furnished
services
services
and
facilities
and
transmission
of
the
'CAPITALIZATION
for the
use,
for other purposes.
and
company
service
exchange
teletypewriter
programs
the
1958,
year
of $20,931,1.32 and
teletypewriter
private line
television
ami
radio
EARNINGS—For
revenues
include
for
had
operating
total
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
30-year 3'i debentures, due Aug. 1, 19G8
35-year
debentures, due April 1, 1994___„____
Capital
stock
(common y—-par
value
$25
per
share
(authorized 2,000,000 shares)
__________
UNDERWRITERS
several
debentures
Merrill
Paine,
in
Fahnestock
E.
F.
the
amounts
forth
set
189,
below:
&
K
filed
offices
at
911
outstanding
which.will
at
shares
$10.50
receive
per
of
its
share
commission
a
of
April 15,
on
stock,
common
Midland
through.
$1.05
The
company
U engaged principally
electrical circulit analyzer.
It has
Kansas
the
sale
He
P.
and
Heller,
his
wife
Board
propose
Chairman,
to
offer
83,755
owns
the
1959, covering
be' offered for
Co.,
sold
30,000
Inc.
for
or
50 687
sale!
public
Three Months Ended March 31—
income
Provisions
from
for
income
Los
.Chicago,
net
earnings
of
Earnings
from operations
shares outstanding
per
sales
of
after
taxes
share
Wesby R. Parker, President,
on
April
14
reported
first quarter
"
''A.
of
J.
of
ended
months
ten
and
income
net
and 1 net
GIVING
$50)
(par
Co.
at
funds
general
4.4J77
per
share,
$35 080
granted
67o'nnn
of
$0.05
headed
in
EFFECT
has
Inc.
an
share
per
indebtedness
Inc
an
preferred _tOck
was priced at
par ($50 per share)
stock at $11 per share. Both
offerings
oversubscribed and the books closed.
and the common
were
(,?uCJn£e °f t?eI.8eri®s A preferred
stock carries two warrants
uer» to- Purchase one share of common stock at
u1 c lluough April 30, 1969. the expiration date. One of
attached
c?9 n»l
ti
..
these
may
1" a
,,e
warrants
be detached
on
PROCEEDS—Net
lunds
u.rOd
including
to
and
balance
will
after
proceeds
the
assets
be
be detached
may
used
of
April
from
borrowings
complete
Luslnes
and
by
purchase
Dorsey
by
the
30,
the
the
at
1960.
any
and
the
other
'
financing,
company's
by the
Trailers,
time
with
other
subsldtarLwillbe
company's subsidiary *>f
Inc. of Elba
Ala
and
Branford
of $3 "0,000
a mo mi
plant
■
and
27,216
of
sell
to
proposes
Chairman,
11
w
Ended"
and
the
balance
•
„"7'V'''V'I1 -v;
Atlanta,
40,200
Ga.,
shares,
■
-nnd
61,716
owns
shares.
'*
(& U. S.
Ma relv 31—* : 7
,».
.
Carlyle
shares
and
•;
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
- r'
1959: ')'
1958 '
$14,192,924
■ ■
incomes taxes
before
income,;
•Ba'swi
>
J,305^56.)
0n
$14,032,684 C-
878.887
1,390,861 f.
J918.212
common
share1L'Wi/.r:,,? $0.66
per
cotnmon
.
,
734,308
7'..'
$0.52
'shares'hiitKtariding bn March,3
:*
Arthur
Keating, Chairman announced that, all divisions'of tl>e comr
now? operating at a profit' 'followingk this. ,-"satisf'jjct'Sscy an<J
profitable sale" oF'some of the-firm's miirgirml holdings, jirincipally
Consolidated Can Co. and Lighting .'Dynamics-,';Inc.;
-: >
arc
pany
.
As
a
result of these; sales in late *1958 and early this yeari * Mr.
Keating said that Ekco's margin of profit would be considerably hetter/'
Keating
disclosed
that
Ekco
actively
is
seeking
handling
and
equipment
builder's
>'
opportunities
expansion in its-three major fields of activity—housewares,
ancL. food,,
hardwares
also
He
•
bakery
»
emV .nf;
1958
TO
aggregate
an
and
market
are
granted.
of
189, "*
'7' y"'-V;;\.y -77:
PRESENT
To
units
to
purchased
be
of common
employees
of
date.
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
by
FINANCING
*
will
be
>
to
from
underwriters,
the
company,
purchased
be
by
them
which
statement
the company
arc
proposes
terms
Securities
Webster
&
Corp.
*■"
76.494
shrrqs
t
company proposes
securities
to
retire
its
borrowings
'
,
'V '
"
V-.
sale o" these..'
' 7
of the
short-term
not"s
outstanding
($2,030,000),
construction, purposes, and
for its 1959
company
estimates its 1959 construction
for
The
program.
held,
to be supplied by
li ted as the dealer
are
is
net proceeds
to use tne
:
of
for sub^ f
May y
offer
to
*'
manager.
construction
expenditures at $11,181,400.—V.
189, p. 1465.
'
,
'
v
'
Electrolux
'
This
ended
t
number
of
Increased
Profits—
on
April 20 reported, for the three
;
months'
period
1959 net. profit of S676.124 after taxes and all other
equivalent to 55 cents a share on the 1,230.500 shares of
charges,
;
.
Corp.—Reports
corporation
March "31,
common-stock, outstanding.
This compares
with
net
7'
>
equivalent
period.—V.
1958
*
•
profit of $490,695,
corresponding
for The
a'share,
189.
to 40 cents
808.
p.
■
,
;i -
*
and the number
from the selling
Empire Millwork Corp., Corona, N. Y.—Registers With '
set forth below;
are
registration
the
sutjscriptipii price and underwriting
amendment. .'Stone
such
the
stock
evidencing
95%
granted.
been
in
common
par
7*;The
.
be
may
than
dates
the
at
$5
Securities" and Exchange Commission—
Shares to be
-
/
Units to be
—
This
Purchased
April
Higginson
Corp.__.J..__
Allyn & Co., Inc.___l.__
Blair
&
W.
C.
Co.
v
Co
Jackson
Francis
.
S.
D.
Lunt
Davenport
&
Mason-Hagan,
J.
C.
Wheat
inc.
&
Cohu
H.
&
Hentz
&
_■■
Stetson
Co._
& Company
Unterberg, Towbin Co
Lestrange & Co
C.
the
Arthurs
C.
E.
F.
—V.
Cassell
189,
p.
&
Co.,
1465.
Inc,j
four
with the SEC on
of common stock,
present holders
thereof.
are Harry Gilbert, et al'., as trustees for the
Ginsberg under the WilL of Morris Ginsberg,
et al„
as
trustees
for
the benefit
of
by the estate constitute all its holdings.
7
The
ment
Gilbert,
M.
shares
95,000
between
the
are
selling
director.
a
being
at. $10.25
per
2,800
to
offered
for
sale
.
pursuant
.
to an
»
agree¬
and
2,800
and
2,100
fall
500
-
^
.
--
2,100
.
J
'
400
1,900
7
1,900
.-
800
•
r
\
.'
300
from
E." L.
-
* * '
■;
;
.*
'
share
1
.
of
of shares the selling stockholder will purchase
nominated by Gilbert shares of common stock of
Company at an. average price not to exceed $44,233 per
their
persons
Bruce
to
applying
,
;
sale
be
purchase an aggregate amount equal to1the
greater-of 6450.000 or the excess of The aggregate purchase price
received by them upon the sale of Empire Millwork stock over $500,000.
To the extent that the average
price of such shares exceeds
$437 brie'-half of; Such' excess multiplied by the'. number of such 'shares,
is" to be 'reimbursed to the selling stockholders-by Gilbert. Upon comshare,
1,900
400
them;
plCtion
2,100
200*1
150
.
-2.100
'
.
stockholders, Empire Millwork, and Edward
The selling stockholders - will sell the stock
to such persons as Gilbert shall have nominated
Gilbert is entitled to nominate himself as a purchaser
has agreed' to purchase shares which others
nominated by him
to purchase.
The agreement further provides that upon the com-
2,800
500
>
Ethel R.
-
!
2.800
450
Coleman
the
the
under the Will of Morris Ginsberg, 52.819 shares; Gilbert^
as Executors under the Will of Morris Ginsberg,
6.822' shares;
Alane''Shiftman, 17,756 of 19.026 shares held.. The shares being
650
500
Co.
by
Ginsberg
650
Co.
Co
statement
outstanding shares
sale
et; at.,
500
V
R;
Gilbert,
shares;
650
__i
registration
sold
-
2,800
650
Co
William
of
a
for
and
;'
2,800
-
offered
stockholders
selling
17,603
4.000
*
be
to
filed
covering 95,000
1959,
are
benefit
4,000
650
Co
&
&
&
4,000
650
duPont
I.
Hutton
The
4,000
1,000
;
Gregory & Sons__
F.
,
corporation
17,
which
4,000
\
1,000
Curtis
&
Co
E.
-
1.000
1,000
G., H. Walker & Co
Burnham
<fc
Company
&
1,000
.
&
Paine,. Webber,
Doolittle
23,000
I
.___
Inc
Langley
Stockholders
3,500
*
_
A.. C,
Selling
Company
Lee
from
from
-
to
such
•
for public sale
addes} to
stock
less
not
has
stock, to be offered
vi
4'
'scription by hcjders of its-outstanding common' skaus of record
11, 1939, atj the. l'^te |of one newwhar?. for each 25 shares -then
The
the present issue.
common
stock
option
the
of
them
of
prices
at
common
such
no
names
stock
shares
25,000
key
value
covering
included
Also
year
the company and will be available for general
The company has agreed to grant to Lee Higgin¬
to purchase 25,000
shares of stock
at
$8.75
officers
to
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April !
$3,50G;090 of first mortgage bortds'vftire -"1969/-and r
company
1959;
'
full
the.
>In
.
$174,000.—V.
was
This
16.
Financing Proposals— r
Paso Electric Co.—Registers
;El
-
of
fair
the
Winslow,
together
company for various corporate purposes
including additional working capital for the company's
subsidiary.
31,
$193,000.
Purchased
Co
its
to
y
option to purchase 10.000 shares
within 90 days of repayment in
to it.
The company intends to
•
&
to
'Earnings,
•
Under the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan, options
purchase
options
the
underwriting group which on April 24 of¬
fered 32,500 shares of 6% cumulative
preferred stock
series A, (with common stock purchase
warrants at¬
tached) and 150,000 shares of $1 par common stock.
I he
Oct.
of
income
-
.7
Offered—Blair
Net
sale
option
an
of'shares
Corp.—Securities
Profit
___y_______-____:T2i:_yj2l7y:7 416,880 shs..
$6.25
corporate purposes.
stockholders,
Dorsey
representing out;t .nding
holders there f.
The
present
terms
Inc.,
Co;.
yJ:yy,, ,y7 20,4)00 shares of no -.par preferred
at; competitive bidding.
'.>-3;
Dynacolor had
.-.,,1■
v
".y•' 7y7'"
company's
Corp.
"
the
stock
the
son
'
the
this
engaged
shares
Board
sales
Net
for
the- net proceeds from' the
use
Philadelphia,
and
$2,641,000
Armstrong
common
full
the
of 1959 moved approximately 4'e ahead of
those for the
period in 1958 and that 12 additional Dr. Pepper bottling plants
operations during the first quarter period ended March 31.
Mr. Parker also disclosed 10 other
plants are expected to begin 'proauction soon.
The company added 19 new bottlers in
1958.—V. 189.
*
will
'
stock
t.egan
1345.
balance,
by
account
for
CAPITALIZATION
same
p.
the
sale
underwriting
addition
an
113,304
Quarter
...; ■%!?.';' 7'y 73-,yy VyT '7y'y -V ■
y '-.7,/; V'-'J'yOutstanding yy y
V.'c sinking fund debentures due 1909__J____l__7_y77...4 $1,600,000
1953
sales
on
Of
the
and
Angeles
were
1465.
p.
$79 257
syrup
&
ii
Ekco Products Co.
:i
underwrit¬
company
company
$4,118,000
sales
1957,
to
Net
Number
and
for
and
commoi
public sale
general....'funds.
proposes
Kodachrome
of
$46,054
taxes
SEC
the
stock.
lor
of
for
$337,500. will be used in the approximate
to
Eraser.
» mpetitor in Kodachrome. 7
Dynacolor management believes it currently, processes '.
used in the United States.'
/
''
'' .v
'
processing.
$93,707
—
statement\;with
shares
offered
tlie company's strong interest in
the industrial - chemical
the repayment of $321,000 of debt incurred, j, phasized
coating field and said that either through acquisition or expansion \-Y
costs of equipment and development 6f new
"by the end of this year we shall be operating on a' fuil scale in this
products.
.Some $250,000 will be used to settle trade accounts payable
and
exciting field of p^stic-typeuieoatings.'.'jTwrw-a
(/•'».•
and $400,000 will be Used to construct and install new Kodachrome 7 now
Paul Manhelm, a partner in Lehman Brothers, New York inves ment
processing machines and other equipment.
■
banking
firm,
was 1 elected '*»to
the company's, board of directors. ^'.
BUSINESS—Dynacolor is primarily a processor ot Kodachrome film. '
—V.' 189,1 p
44.:,
•
'<7; '
"!j
.' '-P.- ' ' v../7''j .•
<
a
product of Eastman Kodak Co.
Eastman Kodak is not 'in any way
670 000
2
at
Mr.
securities
new
47,653
taxes
oftered
price
Blgir
constriidi
owns
\
.V-".^.
working capital
1959
before
the
by
closed.
$0.07
operations
Offered—An
repay such indebtedness in full with the proceeds of
In
the event such option is exercised the proceeds
Dr. Pepper Co.—Reports Increased
Earnings—
Net
a; ;
by officers of the company and are priced at $8.75
Both offerings were oversubscribed and the
the
shares.
common
shares,
shares
to be
Echltn.. now; -l*aa out'i<;;inding 352,230 common shares, of w ic*h the
selling stockholders,, John E. Echlin. President, of Guilford. Conng
share.
automatic
an
esti¬
an
,
sold
'Common
of
outstanding 170,2»50
George
Mo.
share.
per
in
to
City,
Securities
ixp bo
is
emmpany
mated
Dynacolor was founded in 1949.
A processing'plant and the.; company's headquarters are situated at Brockp'ort, N. Y.; other plants are
550 000
Broadway,
registration statement, with the SEC
a
30,000
public rale
filed
'/>'■ y7;'
■-
Corp.—Securities
EARNINGS-In
with
and
in units consisting of
$100 of debentures and 5 shares of stock.- Each unit is
priced at $130.
The remaining 75,000 shares are being ;
at
corporation,
N. 'C.,
Charlotte,
St.,
20-2514
DIT-MGO, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Registers With SEC
This
111 out
the
the owners of
among
600,000
___
banks
are
to be supplied by
is listed as the principal underwriter^
in the manufacture and sale of r placepai ts. for
olectricrl systems for -automobiles, trucks, tractors,
farm wjuipmeht.
Net proceeds' 61"its proposed'-stock- gale, esti¬
The
figures
to.
Church
registration
a
ai"1
.issuUic-.Jcompany;
•
offering
aiunndmeut.
holders of
600,000
1572.
p.
/'•
being
are
film
1.000,000
•
from
borrow
affiliated with Dynacolor and is its pia.unw
$2,050,000
•
___
Company
j
Sliearson, Hammill & Co. _i"_'___i
—V.
is represented
South
422
PROCEEDS- -The
have
below
named
Fenner & Smith Inc
Jackson & Curtis—
Co.——
&
Hutton
respective
21,037
and
by Lee Higginson CoFp. on April 23
publicly $1,600,000 of 7% sinking fund deben¬
tures due April 1, 1969 and 155,000 shares of common
stock (par 50 cents,). The debentures and 80,000 shafes
for
1,640,000 shs.
-
underwriters
Pierce,
Lynch,
Webber,
stock,
common
offered
of
.
pursuant to a purchase agreement with the company and
to all the terms and conditions thereof, to purchase severally
subject
the
The
—
of
holders
ing group headed
$3,000,000
5,000,000
will
148.
p.
Dynacolor
books
Outstanding
agreed,
189,
per
FINANCING
the
shares,
statement
with the SEC
on
April
15,' 1959,
seeking
registration of 150,000 shares of common stock, to be offered pursuant
to
the
company's Stock Purchase-Savings Program
for Employees.
net income of $2,763,398
GIVING
of
of
as
registration
tfic
from
4.7%■' over. the, number
or
Co.—Registers Employee Stock Plan—
company,
*
sale of the debentures will be
used to
repay
advances
from the company's ' parent organization.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co., and the balance of the proceeds
will t)o used for general corporate purposes.
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
9,638,
of
filed
company
public
198.132
were
This
—V.
interest.
plus accrued
par,
prices
redemption
Blackstone
notes.
22,500- sialics
added,
Other bids ior the debentures,
Weld
increase
an
Duke Power
all as 43/4S, were received from: White,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and
Valley
for
21,'. 1059,7»cbv:riu£.v98,946
1958.
Every State in the union
company.—V. 189, p. 1237.
bid of 101.6299%.
a
on
of
which,
required
stock,
the underwriters at com¬
of the debentures was won by
petitive sale April 21
and
31,
preferred stock as the first quarter of 1959 ended.
These
include 5,339 holders of more than one kind of stock.
issue
$5,000,000 35-year 4%% debentures, due April 1,1994,
of
lionds and
SI.880.000
be
Tne
1958,
March
underwriting group which on April 22 offered an
at 102.597%
and' Blackstone
-
April
an
Merrill
total aggregate
-
shares
'
company was owned l;y 213.330 stockholders as of March 31,
increase of 3.911 over the number of holders recorded at the end
of
Co.—Debentures Offered—
Telephone
State
Diamond
a
$9,799,970;
outstanding
(
This
704.
189, p.
three
with the proceeds of such sale of securities,
deposit
with
the
trustee
under
Blackstone's
mortgage mdehture to secure the release.of the gas properties from the
lien of the mortgage.
The trustee will use such funds to retire by
purchase, or redemption,. outstanding Blackstone bonds.j / \ J;
Eastern
seeks initial
approval of this part; Step I, of the plan,
Step II, f Or which subsequent approval will be sought, provides that
within
90
cays after
the 1959 year-end figures for Blackstone and
Valley Gas have been determined, Blackstone will initiate appropriate
will
Number of Stockholders Increase—
Plant Facilities—
Inc. below.—V.
Industries,
&
"j::
•
.
the
landlord is not
in keeping with its general field of endeavor as a manufacturer and '
seller of chemicals and related products, it proposes to dispose of its
residential properties in all eases where circumstances will
permit,
du
Pont
is
now
considering
the sale of
its residential properties
proceedings to effect the sale/, subject to Commission approval, pur¬
in Deepwater Village in Lower Penns Neck Township, Salem County.
suant-to a rights offering, of the 400.000 shares of Valley Gas common
New Jersey, the properties to be offered first to the.present tenants.'":•
stock to thestockholders of Eastern and the public stockholders of
In
addition, the company owns 140 residential properties -at other
Blackstone.—-V.
189, p. 1465.
"
sites throughout the country,
the majority of which are rented to
employees.
As circumstances permit, it proposes to dispose of these
properties, and any others that may be acquired under its practice
Echlin Manufacturing Co. of Connecticut, Inc.; Bran*
or purchasing
residential properties from employees transferred " to J
other employment
points 011 short notiee.
ford,.. Conn.—Registers With SEC—
sites
In
Foods
said
the
mated
build
to
years
certain of
cash
$30
pursuant; to. a private sale to be negotiated
(and
for which in exemption from competitive bidding is requested). Blackstone will sell to institutional investors, for an estimated $5,800,000,
hearing- thereon, r du ■'
a
necessary
in
properties
of common stock, or
value. pL.aecurities. of
par,
for
£lmult.aneously,
.
permitting du Pont to sell residential properties- which it owns to
its' employees, or to purchase residential properties from its employ¬
ees;
and
the Commission
has
issued an
order giving interested
persons
&
(399,997 shares. $10 par)
stock.
Gas
;
application with
an
registered investment companies), has filed
under the Investment Company Act for
company
gas
the
principal and
will purchase
company
SEC
,
has filed a plan with the
properties owned by its subsidiary,
Electric
Co.:
and
the
Commission
has
the
plan is
value
■
being
of
Gas
plan tor hearing on May 26,
1959.
The purpose of
to "comply with a 1950 order of the.. Commission directing
the divestment -of BlaCkstone's -gas properties. -.
* - - 1
1
Tlie properties are to be transferred to a new company, Valley Gas
Co,
The estimated net book vahie of the properties is $9,800,000.
Ill
paj ihfeut
for -the prcpertie;. Valley
Gas
will ' issue to- Blac .done
$4,590,000; of- bonds, $1,800,000 of 15-jear rotes, and $3,999,970 par
the
-
-
.Valley
scheduled
1953, Dorsey (Ala.) and its subsidiary
$15,996,122 and net earnings of $459,259.
of
Act
Company
Proposes Transfer of
—
„
holding
(Mass.)
.disposition
for
Blackstonc
v"-
which is a subsidiary of Christiana Securities in turn
subsidiary of Delaware Realty
Investment Company (both parents
«
Diamond chemicals for the first three months of 1959
were $29,99i,71G against $2fi,8(iO,88G in the corresponding
1958 period,
en' increase of 12 T,
Net earnings for the first quarter of the current year, after provision
for Federal
income
taxes,
amounted to $2,125,901 compared with
$852 820 in the same 1958 period.
This is equivalent to 76 cents per
share compared with 30 cents per share a year ago, adjusted to the
number of shares presently
outstanding.
See Hunt
SEC
year
revenues
1464.
p.
.
Holding
the
'jubject to adjustments.
Associates
Gas Properties—
This'Boston,
Nemours & Co., Inc.—Proposes Sale
Properties to Employees—
;
f 4
This
°^retPsales6'of
Diamond Gardner Corp.—Buys
the
For
and
189,
Ala.
Utilities
•Eastern
System
The
(E. I.) tlu Pont de
Of
quarter 1959 sales
continuation of the gradual
First
sales
had
Alkali Co.- -Earnings Up Sharply—
Diamond
H
the trailer business is in Elba,
office of
home
becoming effective. Development corporation will
issue to Equity General (as holder of the Real Estate Equities stock)
all of the 2 399.504 .'mares of Development corporation common to be
outstanding;' and it will rise issue 299.457 preferred shares to present
holders of Development corporation common on the basis of one share
of preferred for each three shares of common.- -V. 189, p. 704.
merger
acquired by
business
Inc.
under
distribution
gas
be $747,273,
purchase price is to
•>'
Trailers,
Dorsey
order
an
properties owned by the City
Pair.osville," Ohio, located within the city corporate limits. The base
of
Dorsey Corp.
whs
started
in 1911, expanded its operations over the years, and
currently makes all types Of highway trailers, except those
designed
for
the
transportation
of
liquids.
The
manufacturing plant and
The
issued
the" natural
acquire
to
holding
y,
Corporation
the companies will precede the merger.
transactions between
the
Unoa
been
has
SEC
The
Exchange
and
authorizing this Cleveland subsidiary of Consolidated Natural Gas Co.,
company engaged through subsidiaries
in
manufacturing enterprises.
It has recently divested itself of its
other manufacturing activities and changed its name to The Dorsey
order under the
an
lias
company
Investment Company Act
Vrartin" an exemption from provisions of that Act with respect to
transactions between Equity General Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary
of Th" Equity Corp., Development Corp. ot America, and Real Estate
Eouities Corp. (the lalter a subsidiary of Equity General), in connec¬
tion with tlie merger of Real Estate Equities into Development
corissued
has
SEr"
The
Securities
Investing
1956 the
incorporated in 1927 under the name of Allied International
Corporation to operate as an investment company.t Since
Merger—
Co.—Property Acquisition Approved by
Commission—
East Ohio Gas
for the
agreement
an
purchase of all the assets of Dorsey Trailers, Inc., and through its
subsidiary, the company plans to engage in the business of manufac¬
turing a general line of highway trailers constructed of aluminum,
steel or wood or combinations of such materials.
The company was
to listed on the American Stock
of America
Corp.
concluded
has
corporation
The
BUSINESS
shares of $1 par
be outstanding.
be outstanding, and 5,000,000
of which 2,39!),503 shares will
-will
shares
4=7
noiiip
V
»
-
7
i
»
of
pletion
stock
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
provides
agreement
standing.—V.
177,
their
at
that
the
p.
had
of
consolidated
:
bompany, with offices at 2480 Sixteenth St., N. W., and the
Annuity Life Insurance Co. of America, 1832 M Street, N. W.,
amounts of $1,000,000 and $4,000,000.
with
annuitant
fixed
of
a
which
but
amount
varies
with
the
prices
various
under
and
price
offering
v;
and
next nine years
-In
its
of
5'?
9
prospectus,
Annuity
.
"In
policy
in
Francis I.
Eastman
Hill
from
range
number
1,800
'.--L—
;
•
,
,
&
1021.
p.
Hobbs &
2,100
Co
.;
.
4,200
2,100
2,100
______a
Company—
ia 1,800
4,200
450
—I
in
recent
served.
allowances
and
is
period
will
than
longer
constitute
smaller
a
30
commissions
sales
years,
.■
of total premiums
percentage
Watling,
e"...
*—V.
Since a proportionately larger part of sales commissions and
allowances is deducted from premium payments made during
the early years of the pay-in period, policyholders who surrender, their
policies before completion of all premium payments will, in effect, pay
a higher
rate of commissions, and early surrender of policy will re¬
National
Texas
.
pay-in
189,
Lcrchen
1465.
p.
paid.
expense
in
sult
"In
loss.
a
date
amount
the
v 9•
of
case
maturity
the
'v
the
1,050
4.200
15.59
to
end
of
one
.19.:
annuity policy with a 10-year
to completion, total charges
premiums paid; if such policy is• surrendered at
such charges amount to 529 of premiums paid;
insurance
without
of
year,
carried
volume
administrative
cover
2%
and
for state premium
contingencies
and
expenses
the
of
showed
;
United
shares
common
the
on
March
See
Fahralloy
DeCoursin
Mr.
>'•••■
GIVING
dividend
a
the
for
V"
i'.'-.I '• '
,
Fairchild
Engine
See Grumman
'
V''
-
•."
-i
.1
'■',
•
■
- -
''-99^
999''
is investing heavily in an extensive
program.—V. 189, p. 480.
that FWD
development
is
on
the
will
.
be
to
used
common,
stock for
The
company is principally
and natural gas, in
Sold Privately
Corp.—Notes
Finance
and
properties,
gas
and
in
corporation on April 22 announced that it has completed
the private sale to several institutional investors of $10,000,000 of 5% senior notes and $2,750,000 of 5V2 % senior
x
notes,
Sachs
9 $24,582,000
for
new
income
net
$7,100,000.
1
Net proceeds
the
of the stock
underwriters.. -9
principal
-
-
•
.
the
for
increase
first quarter
the
over
of
first quarter
of
7%—
9
1959
explained,
is
partly
because
of the
a
.
high level.
balance will
the
is
estimated
be
involve
to
Formfit Co.,
the
In
fund;
net
first
lire
value
to
complete
in
meet
the
of
increasing electrical and
elec¬
"
•
non-contributory
a
,
*
V.
V<
189, p.
additional defense contracts with emphasis on those areas
can
make significant technical contributions.—
a
program
firm
Webber,
Paine,
*
General
Corp.—Reorganizes in Midwest—
Instrument
keep pace* with expanding sales of its products in Illinois, Iowa,
Southern
Wisconsin
(including
Milwaukee),
and
to provide faster,
better service to
its customers in those areas, this corporation has
reorganized,'"expanded and strengthened its entire local sales and field
engineering operation. •;•,
;
Frito
Co. —Common
Stock
Offered—
that all General Instrument products now
will be handled by its Chicago (111.) office (at 5249 W. Diversey Park¬
way) and additional personnel has been added "to render efficient and
complete service" to these territories.
White, Weld &
Co. and Dittmar & Co., Inc.-on April 21 headed an un¬
derwriting group which • on April' '22 offered 200,000
shares-of common stock (par $2.50) ab a price of $21.50
per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the
books closed. Of the 200,000 shares offered, 60,000 shares
;
were sold for the company and 140,000. shares for the
account of selling stockholders..-.
^
9
;
:'
k
..
be
added"
from the sale
the
general
of the
funds
60,000 shares
of
the
by the
company
and
inventories
expansion
of
""
and
BUSINESS—Company,
Texas,
the
corn
and
•
tts
wholly,
as working capital to carry
receivables
resulting
from
the
accounts
the company's
business.*
..5 '
-7. 7
.
9.9,,
•
-
-
v
with its principal executive ^offices in Dallas^
owned subsidiaries are engaged principally in
trade
names',
"Crispie,'9"Jupiter,y
:including' "Te-Tos,'-'
"New
ucts,
and
operates
"Fluffs"
on
a
ard
national
"Baken-E'ts,"
and
in
fried
bacon
Hawaii.
rinds.
The
company
W.
For
Nurn!'. and
basis,
Manufacturing
)9
/
the products of all General Instru-
Electronics
Receptor
Silicon
Division:
Rectifiers,
K-trans
(!.F.
,«
Networks.
Stone
stock
who
take
to
Manufacturing
.
Corp.,
Co.:
Selenium
Capacitors:
Interference
*
.
Rectifiers,
Germaniun
and
the
new
.
mass
Silicon
Toroids, Coils and Delay Lines.
market
for
FM
being created by
radio
(estimated
and
1959 production
'
,
:
offered through the bci vS
certain conditions) are nnf'for the securities offered:
being
to
pay
Jackson
Share"
to
29,500
Ailyn
C.
C.
9,300
Inc
path
Bache & Co.—
W.
—_—__
Baird
to
Lee
Lehman
5,300
C.
Legg to Co
Brothers _—_____ 20,2 >
Loewi
&
Sheldon to Co.—
2,200
Mann
Inc.——;——
Co
Manley,
Ringhaih,
&
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
Bosworth, Sullivan to
McCormick
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
2 209
Corp—
Securities Corp.
Clark, Dodge & Co—
—
City
Clark
W.
Courts
&
Sltaggs to Co
Robertson to
coast
Dickson
—
Co.,
to
Inc.
Dominick
to
I.
curities
to
Co..._
to
&
W.
A.
Clement
to
Inc.
Rauscher,
Reinholcft
t
Rodman
Marache to Co._
&
Hallgartcn
H.
——
Co
Harrison
&
Co._
2.200
3,800
Ilayden, Stor.e to Co
5,300
Hemphill, Noyes to Co.— 14,700
Hickey to Co
3,800
—
Hornblower
E.
The
&
Hutton
Illinois
14,700
Weeks_
to
Co.
'—
Corp.
•
189,
——
p.
1573.
2 2 9,)
Co.—_
5 390
Schaefer <fc Co.
2 2T)
to
Pai'ke
2.203
Hammill to Co-
i.n1
Roberts
Shearson,
&
to
Co
9 '. "' 9
Shields
to
Singer,
Deane to Scribner-
Co
3 '
V
William R. Staats & Co
53"9
Starkweather to Co.
2 299
Stein
3,89)
Bros.
&
Boyce
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
.
3
Stix
2.750)
Stroud
Sutro
Van
Co
to
to
to
H.
& Durst,
Walker & Co
Walston
to
Co.,
9 )
2.290
Co
Alstyne, Noel &
Wagenseller
G.
O
5,
Co. Inc.—;
)
Co—"
Inc.
—_
3.DC
nop
"5
"
)
3 9 )0
Inc
2 ^9)
Watling, Lerchen to Co.—_
21,500
White, Weld to Co._
Winslow, Cohu & StetsonDean Witter & Co—
Yarnall,
2,200
".}
3
Co
to
3,800
Indianapolis Bond to Share
—V.
Renshaw
to
Mosle
9,300
Co
Inc.
5,3 '0
Schwabacher
3,800
3,800
3,800
9,300
9,3 "'O
2,290
Rothschild
F.
Schmidt,
2,200
3.3 "O
—___——.——
Herbert W.
Co.,
to
Gardner-^—
to
Co
Inc.
Co.,
3,800
L.
Goodbody
;•')
3.299
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Gerstley, Sunstein to Co,__
3,800
Goldman, Sachs & Co._— 20,200
W.
&
Riter
2,200
The
21,500
The First Cleveland
Corp.
2,200
First of Michigan Corp.—
2,200
Fulton Reid <fe Co., Inc.—
5,300
Co
&
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
5,300
Rot an,
Granbery,
90
n 3 ;u
Pierce to Co.,
9,300
Sons—
3
3 3.90
Company_
First Boston Corp
<te
2.200
3 "99
3,800
to
Garrett
p90
D 39)
Co.,
Shepard
2,200
——
27
?
Inc._
to Co.,
Pit field
C.
-—
Co
Evans
%
Prescott,
-j.—
&
Co
Northwest Co.
2,200
Turner,
Inc.
Estabrook
Carter
Ohio
Pacific
20,200
Co.—i
Guerin
Eppler,
Co.—
to
2,299
The
3,800
2,200
2,200
Union Se¬
Deetjen
Emanuel,
2,200 "
2,200
9/300
2,200
duPont
Dillon,
Eastman
5.: oj
2 .20 t
9,300
Dreyfus to Co
Francis
—-
Leonard & Lynch—
to Co.
Morgan Stanley to Co
F. S. Moscley <fc Co
Newburger to Co.™
Newhard, Cook & Co
Pan-
—
Co
Moore,
2,200
Co
Crowell, Wecdon & Co.
M." Dain to Co., Inc.—
J.
Inc..—_____ 20.2Q9
3 9 V;)
Milwaukee
Morgan
2,200
Co
&
£.320
Pierce, Fen¬
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
The
2,200
Securities
to
Si?iith
&
ner
2,200
Co.
to
„1
Inc.
Merrill Lynch,
2,200
McCarty
Campbell,
Carolina
3.39)
Co._l
McDonald
3,800
Butcher to Sherrerd
2 200
Breckcnridge
-
3,800
Brush,
—.
;
to Co
McCourtncy
Co.,
Inc.
Ferris
E. Masten & Co
A.
3,800
20,200
Alex. Brown to Sons
S.
Gould
Laurence M. Marks & Co—
and
2,200
Ellis to Simmons—_
2,2 0G
Co
Co
&
&
Lundborg
Bennett
Irving
9,300
Inc.—
Co.
Blair & Co
William
Blunt
*
2.
9,300
2,200
2,200
2,200
r
i'-yb
3 8 T9
Ryons to Co.——.—
M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Carl
2 2 )')
3
14 7)0
14 1 'J
5,599
Lester,
Co.,
—
E.
Inc—
Iligginson Corp._—
John
Ball, Burge to Kraus—__
Bateman, Eichler to Co.—
Blair
■V 5 ""0
20 2 )0
Bissell & Meeds
Langlcy & Co
Laird,
2,200
-to Co.,
Co—
to
Inc.———
Kidder & Co.,
M.
A.
W.
Temple-
Jones &
Jones
Co,
Kidder, Peabody <te Co.—
30,500
——
ton
/.
D.
v
50,900
Corp.
Mitchum,
A.
Edward
Kalman
&
Hayden, Miller to Co
the hi-fi-stereo boom, thi» cor¬
poration 011 April 17 announced development and start of mass produc¬
tion of a low-cost, miniaturized, ultra-sensitive FM radio tuner which,
the company stated, is smaller and less expensive than comparable
devices; is expected to reduce retail prices of FM sets; can be used- in
^straight FM,- combination AM-FM or the newest two-tuuer stereo-FM
radio, sets;
and reduces radiation and drift (twin "plagues'* of FM
radio) to "imperceptible" levels.—V. 189, p. 1466.
now
is
(subject
& Webster Securities
Robert
Sickles Division: TV products,
—600.000- sets)
Era,"
"Ruffles.": Other-products In-"
elude "Chee-Tojs" and' t'Cheez-Pgne," cbeese-flavQred.puffcd' corn prod¬
covers
New Miniaturized Tuner Announced—
and sale, of
food products consisting-primarily of
chips, marketed under the trade, name "Fritos," and potato chips,
several-
Radio
F.
'•*
manufacture
sold,-under
-
move
Diodes.
initially used, together with other funds,
increased
-
to
Micamold
Filters,
.
will
...company
reorganization
Transformers
?
announced
divisions including:
ment
Automatic
.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
company
The
;
.
'
The
V
of Gimeral
debentures.
shares of common stock
of preferred stocks and
conversion
Curtis
R.
To
Formfit
all
3,290,187
the
commitment
Dominick
• •
for
•<
1958,
for
Shares
company
1466.
March
on
'
Dcwar,
the
on
that
2.'y.
as
9
31,
underwriters,
Davis,
quote on
?.
20,554,lis shs.
$25,000,000 shs.
value)
par
IS*.1959, the sliarcowners voted to increase the author? od
stock to 2,500,000 shares and the authorized common s ocj;
Dec.
defense equipment.
Mr. Cordiner said that although
earnings-rales ratios which the government allows are below those
for commercial lines, General Electric has accepted and will continue
where
6,869 sh
152,514 an*.
giving effect at Deo. 31, 1958 to the merger
Sylvania Electric Products Inc. into General.
reserved
named
tronic content of
its profit sharingrTetirement
the fund Nov. 30, 1958, had a
annual report
announced
1952
Sharing^Fund—
($10
—
Stock option and employee stock plans.
This,
the
1959
expenditures
$2,330,525.
\ .Established
to
Chicago, 111.—Profit
company
of
incurred
applied
3,255 shs.
-
30,000,000 shaves.
to
temporary bank -loans
stock
Inc.
figure
said, continued at
Defense business,-Mr. Cordiner
he
to pay off $7,000,000 of
construction" expenditures "and
constiuction program, which
$31,500,000.—V. 189, p. 809. •
will be used
sale
shares—
Robert
:
as
shares.
convertible
Texas.—V, 185, p. 2557.
'
listed
Convertible
—
188,346 s':5.
)
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
L
are
—
§At
sources.
pro¬
,
Smith
shares.
to
amounted to $976,568,000, a
of $964,966,000 set in 1958,
9 The proceeds will be added to working capital and? used initially to 9 Ralph J. Cordiner, Chairman of the Board of Directors, said on April 13%
reduce short term boieowings.
'9
7 ...
"9 , ' 9 : ""
Mr. Cordiner said
that the company's sales and earnings continue
to reflect the recovery begun in the latter half of 1958.
I
The corporat ion is one of the five largest companies, operating prin¬
cipally in the small loan field.
Tnrough subsidiaries .'it'operates 282
Earnings for the first three months of this year amounted to $52,offices in 209 cities in 34 states.—V. 188, p. 1154.',..
.
9
-V
778,000, Mr. Cordiner said, up 7% from comparable earnings of $49,184,r
000 last year.
Earnings were equivalent to 60 cents per share of com¬
mon stock
and 5.4 cents per dollar of sales as compared with 56 cents
Florida, Power Corp.—Registers With SEC—
per share and 5.1 cents per sales dollar of sales for the first quarter of
This corporation on April 16 filed a registration statement with the ;
1958.'
99' 9":9; 9 ;: ■ 9 . ■:
. ■ v,. '•
SEC covering 703.485 shares of common stock.
The company proposes
Mr. Cordiner noted that the lowered rate of new orders by utilities
to offer, this stock for subscription oy common stockholders of record
and manufacturers during 1957 and 1958 is resulting in a decline in
jMay 14, 1959, at the rate of one new. share for each ,12 shares then
shipments of. heavy electrical equipment, particularly that used for
held. The subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
power generation and distribution.
"
\
by amendment.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pier«,
&
cumulative
were
1958, gross operating income was
ended June 30,
year
and
sales
Net
1 \'o
.
Fenner
—
Baker, Watts to Co
;-999.99'."9.9/.
■
shares—
UNDERWRITERS—The
petroleum
General Electric Co.—Quarterly Earnings Up
•
financing.
shares
convertible
*
engaged in the production and sale of
the acquisition and development of oil
The company's headquarters are in Dallas,
assisted
Co.
&
fiscal
the
In
both due April 1, 1979.
Goldman,
the corporation in arranging the
subordinated
convertible
—
preferred
' j
the
exploration
/«■
$On April
company has specialized
for many years in the reserved
duction payment method of purchasing oil and gas properties.
This
—
—
"■After
10 years.
The
Family
,
i
8,490,009
$1,420,792 shs.
118,266 shs,
4.25%
•SCommon
of
oil
'crude
42,718,000
9,000,000
1975
value—
5.28%
.
below,—V. 189, p. 148.
clue
par
repay
acquisition
company's
debentures,
$50
!
$6,675,060
46,630,000
44,520,600
debentures, due 1977
(citmul.),
;
'Outstanding
50,854,200
1971
sinking fd.
stocks
was
$8,900,000
debentures, due
4.75%
state¬
net proceeds from the sale of the
bank loans which were incurred in
prospective producing properties
in
Louisiana
and in the Swan
Hills area of Alberta.
The balance of
proceeds will be added to general funds.
Approximately $2,500,000 of
debentures
1960-1964-
a
share
1959.
FINANCING
7
through
planned
will be convertible into
due
4.36%
,■
Texas—Registers Deben¬
Securities and Exchange Commission—
company
The debentures
>
Corp.—Subcontract—
& Airplane
Aircraft Engineering Corp.
,
that the debentures will be offered publicily
underwriting group headed by Blyth & <Co., Inc. *
an
<
$9,000 at 102.40 9 .
Payment will be made at any branch in Ontario,
Canada, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.—V. 187, p. 1893.
■'
stated
market
and
notes,
convertible
Pfd.
of
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
convertible
4 Mi &
50c
of
quarter
first
EFFECT
4.40%
April 23 filed with the SEC a registration
covering $15,000,000 of subordinated debentures due 1984.
This
ment
-
.
4r,'o
'4Ya%
1959
The' corporation has called for redemption on May 15,-next, $89,000
of its first mortgage 5Mt% series A bonds, due April 15-,', 1968, of which
$80,000 are to ue redeemed through the sinking fund at 100 9
and
''
;..:9.,'>• '9 v:;'.9
General American Oil Co. of
'
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
Canada
3%y
,
government business.
to
...c
-
It
;
9
9^
,
product
above.—V. 189, p. 1793..
of America
Development Corp.
1,800 .:
-'■■■
1959
5,
;"\7:
1959
31,
stock
common
•
.
corporation's recent first quarter report for 1958-59 fiscal year
a sales
increase of 13.'9 over the same period of the previous
tures With
Equity General Corp.—Proposed Merger—
,
a_—,
March
on
States.
CAPITALIZATION
9
Corp., Clintonville, Wis.—Mar. Orders Up 147%
year.
company
9'<- 9
taxes."
_Laa
Co.._____
&
a;9' ;i„9.'9"v . 9 >.\>
as-compared
The
At, the end of two years, 329; and at the ,end of three years, 25.339",
"Single premium deferred and single premium immediate variable
annuity policies provide for sales commissions and expense allowances
of 59..plus 59 (39.in the case cf single premium immediate policies)
to
:
-
•
merger
General
DIVIDEND—On
paid
9 This corporation reports a 147 v9 increase in commercial orders re¬
ceived in March, 1959, over the same month last year.
The company
manufactures custom-engineered, heavy-duty vehicles.
v
G.
F.
DeCoursin,
Vice-President-Marketing, said
that this sales
increase reflects FWD's progress in sharply increasing its commercial
variable
deferred
-a
FVVD
Corporation
keep step with tire
to
years
-
represents
Telephone Corp. and Sylvania Electric Product;;
latter company a leading manufacturer in the lighting, tele¬
radio, electronics and photography fields. General's tele¬
subsidiaries comprise the largest independent telephone system
19,754,115
3,500
2,100
1,400
4,200 "9
;
communities
company
2,100
1,500
900
600
1,800-..
Inc
-required
programs
the
EARNINGS—Merger of General Telephone and Sylvania resulted in a
with assets totaling $1,586,493,000
as
of Dec.
31,
1953).
Consolidated operating revenues and sales during 1958 amounted
to
$885,464,000 and consolidated net income applicable to the common
stock
of
the company was $58,002,000, equal
to $2.94 a share on
.
1,050
4,900
-
900
shares
and
phone
in
additional
the
of
the
vision
1,050
900
450
2,100
:
Inc.,
sale
corporate funds of General which expects to
approximately $43,300,000 in common stocks, of
subsidiaries to finance, in part, their construction pro¬
telephone subsidiaries
are
continuing
the
substantial
the former
of
the
from
the
BUSINESS—Corporation
7,000
900
The
of
proceeds
to
.
the
'"If
April 21
on
1959
telephone
growth
4,900
1,800
added
during
grams.
7,000
5,600
3,000
450
William R. Staats & Co
its
1,400
3,000
be
■construction
-
3,500:
,
600
Co
:
Company
&
5,600
1.500
Co.
&
PROCEEDS—Nel
invest
7,000
Company
& Templeton-
Scnwabacher
made
was
stock
will
2,400
Co
Pierce & Co.,
&
in 1959
800,000 shares of this corporation's com¬
(par $10) by an underwriting group of 121
members headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
■
: 2,100
Muir Investment Corp.aj.
a
9 The Ohio Company___
;__a
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.,
a
Sanders
stock to date
common
mon
2,100
900
,9 Russ & Company
,
outstanding
were
like
4,200
4,200
.
900
Jones
Rauscher,
period; 3.179 in case of a 30-year period.)' Such
policy for like periods also allows for company administrative ex¬
penses and contingencies in an amount constituting;.^
to 5.439 of
total premiums paid plus state premium taxes of 29.
' '
.
9 . ?
189,
the
& Webster Securities
Corp., and Mitchum, Jones
Templeton. The stock was priced at $71.25 per share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the books closed,
y
Co.-___ 3,000
&
Inc.__.
Co.__^__
&
"
2,400
Securities
Moroney, Beissner & Co._^.
".
'
10-year
a
Funk,
Newton &
Mitchum,
•9.
Texas.—V.
earnings
in
4,200-'.9
;
1,800
_.
Co
&
Union
Peabody
McDonald
.
of
of
case
duPont
Richards
Lentz,
are
Dallas,
share
with the sale of
Stockholders
1,800
:
—
Hallgartcn & Co._
case
and
quarter's
a
6
Goldman, Sachs
-vU*'-f.V-."'-• vj: --'W
latest
were
of last year.
April 16.
Net
on
Stone
Dillon,
H.
of
.
.
20,825
1,400
Southwest, Company-,
Creston
part: "The com¬
three general types
said
1959
31,
quarter
first
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—Stock Offered
The largest underwritten public offering of new shares
20,825
Guerin & Turner,
Epplcr,
(without
the. policy
Houston
have severally
stockholders the
600
—
Dewar, Robertson- & Pancoast—
states in
March
ended
the
President,
2,125,128
77 cents
stockholders of the
8,925
Inc..—
[':■ [ Alex. Brown
of an
annual
premium deferred variable
annuity
insurance) upon which all, premiums....contemplatedpaid, sales commissions and expense allowances will
8.5'to 3.17%
of total premiums paid, depending on the
from
date of issue to retirement' date. (8.5%
in
years
Ihe
,;
below,
the selling
Blunt Ellfcj & Shiimons—_L———
& Sons
;;
the
against
as
Co.—2__8,925
to
Company,
—-
Kidder,
Life
outstanding
the
Shares to be Purchased
from
from Selling
Austin, Hart & ParvinWilliam Blair & Company
thereafter."
Variable
Weld
White,
.
Dittmar to
pany is -offering pursuant to this prospectus the
of -variable annuity policies described
above. ~
of
Company
"The company
public at Vari¬
plans.
single
and to 6%
named
:
■
Of
charge of 10','
underwriters
'9';9." Vv':"9. 9;9
9
99'
;' '9 •"'
•
the first year'* premium on annual premium
premium contracts is made to cover the
company's initial issuance and administrative costs.
On annual pre¬
mium contracts the administrative charge is reduced to 7%
for the
"A
contracts
109
exceed
from the'company and
to purchase
First
*
not
following respective number of shares of common stock:,
variable
of
shall
as
UNDERWRITERS—The
annuity: contracts offered hereby
can be no less
than $120 a year for annual premium contracts and
no
less than $1 £.30 for single, premium contracts.
The sales cost der
pends upon the lenght of_ the period between initial premium 'and
final premium) fa tac ca-c oi annual premium contracts.
The 'total
sales charge for annual premium contracts is 40%> of the first year's
premiums and 5%
of premiums for the next nine years.
The sales
charge for single premium contracts is
^v'
"The
241,177
1,588,798 shs.
290,881
*3,000,000 shs.
,
of
1959,
in
and
compared with $9,215,400.
shares
of
common
stock
$12,542,500,
basis
31,
months
$1,639,000
Chairman
equal to $1.08 a
period last year.
,
The
company will vote April 28 on a proposal
to
merge
with
Consolidated
Cement
Corp.,
which
has
plants at
Cement City,
Mich., Paulding, Ohio, and Fredonia, Kansas.
General Portland Cement Co. operates cement manufacturing plantx
at
Tampa
and Miami, Fla.,
Chattanooga, Tcnn., and Fort Worth
$4,500,000
$4,500,000
___„
par)—___•
shares
of
the
'share
1, '64
May
debt
($'2.50
against
totaled
On
March
time exclusive of the shares issued pursuant to the Stock
At Dec. 28, 1958, 91,750 of the authorized but unissued
reserved for issue upon exercise of outstanding stock options.
were
agreed
194C.
of
Act
sales
*
three
the
Storey,
W.
Plan.
shares
Securities Laws. The two companies "nave applied
temporary .exemption from certain, provisions of the Investment
Equity Annuity Life prospectus states, in part:
offering variable annuity contracts (policies) to the
ous
not
results
A recent U. S. Supreme Court decision held
to be construed as securities within the mean¬
The
is
Option
the Federal
Company
Outstanding
as
Smith
company^ Stock Option Plan, options may be granted for
such -number
investment
to
in
earnings
$2,305,600
FINANCING
PRESENT
7
General Portland Cement Co.—Sales and Earns. Up—
.
shares at any
the
the company.
they were properly
that
lor
income
qn
dollar
in
achieved by
ing
slock
'Under the
*
generally
undertake
to
provide
for the period of his life which is
contracts
annuity
and
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
instalmts.
long-term
Common
Washington, D. C., on April 21 filed registration statements
the SEC se king registration of their Variable Annuity Policies
the respective
and its subsidiaries
consolidated net income
company
Net.
semi-annl.
of
Variable
the
$51,256,510
Authorized
Other
Variable
in
of
/
-
with
1953,
year
sales
Long-term debt (including amounts due
within one year);
59 unsecured note payable in varying
"7
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
the
net
31,531,873.
CAPITALIZATION
Equity Annuity Life Insurance Co., Washington, D. C.
both
(1927)
EARNINGS—For
selling
option to purchase shares
The Empire Millwork stock
14.5% of the total shares out-t
cost.
approximately
624.
represents
sold
being
.
will grant Gilbert? an assignable
Company
Bruce
the
purchase,
this
stockholders
of
Number 5841
189
Volume
Biddle
&
Co.__2_
3 rnJ
14.700
2.20(5
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
.
(1928)
;,
Castings Corp.—New Director Elected—
and Earnings Lower—
General Steel
Sales
elected
been
has
Smith
rtnff
member
a
the board
of
directors,
of
rpSSfne Chesfif E Grigsby. Mr. Smith is President of Griffin Wheel
S, Md pSfnt oi orlilin Steel Foundries, Ltd., subsidiaries ot
of which Mr. Grigsby is Vice-President.
of General Steel Castings Corp. in the first quar¬
increased slightly over the final quarter of 1958, leading
to the hope that the previous downtrend has been checked, Charles P.
whitehead
President, told stockholders on April 16.
The backlog of
unfilled orders remains approximately the same as
the $21600.000 at
the year end.
Railroad buying in recent weeks,
however' will soon result in an increase in this figure.
First quarter sales and earnings are still below those of a year ago,
Steel Foundries,
American
Tales Snd Varnings
ter
pointed out that the nature of General Steel Cast¬
that it normally lags behind the general economy.
three months ended March 31, 1959, amounted to
compared with $11,748,715 in the three months ended
Whitehead
but Mr
ings* business is such
in the
sales
Net
$8,801,144,"
^
for tuxes the net income for the first three months
of this year amounted to $442,595, compared with S7G0.871 in the first
quarter of last year.
.
Earnings
were equivalent to 54 cents a share on 812,165 common
shares outstanding March 31, 1959, compared with 94 cents a year ago.
W. Ashley Gray, Jr., has been elected to the newly created post of
Vice-President in charge of Railroad Sales.
Mr. Gray 1ms been with
the company since
1957 and formerly was Manager-Western Sales.
—V. 188,
444.
p.
American
operations
quarter
first
of
in
$3.76
•
•
and
the
Quarteroutlook
current
for
corporation are much better than a year ago, Donald J. Haw¬
President, announced on April 7.
Sales for the first 12 weeks of 1959, ended March 21, were $12,196,-
.<
...
■
.
•
.
,
.
borrow
can
189,
compared with $10,261,407 in the first quarter of 1958, an in¬
crease of 18.6%, Mr. Hawthorne reported. Net earnings for the quarter
were $347,322, or 70 cents per share, contrasted with a loss of $61,536
376,
quarter of
the first
in
sales
Increased
divisions
all
Iroin
included
devices,
These
of
company's business,
products—clocks and
clocks
and
office
equipment.
would
program
in
told stockholders
Hawthorne
Mr.
accelerated
be
of electronics
the field
that
company's diversification
the
over the next few years, particularly
automatic programming controls. While
of total volume last year,
and
real
in related electronic developments
company's business pattern and that he
expected in future years to see a growing percentage of its total sales
in fields other than consumer products.
Reporting on the commercial introduction of the Stromberg Trans•cter System for electronic data communication, Mr. Hawthorne said
said
he
there
fit
that
that
was
a
naturally
Factory
in
potential
the
installation
first
the
Into
had
made
been
the
at
U.
Naval
S.
Gun
Washington early this year and another installation is
Ryan Aeronautical Co. within the next few months.
will not realize any substantial revenue from this
scheduled
for
While
company
the
during 1959, he expressed the belief that it will contribute
materially to sales and earnings in future years.
Another development from the General Time Laboratories which will
reach the commercial stage this year is the Incremag, an electronic
counting device, Mr. Hawthorne reported. Incremug programming sys¬
tems are now being developed for military use in mines, missiles and
source
satellites.
Nationwide
inquiries also have
been
ranging from
military applications to such industrial ones as geophysical exploration
equipment for oil companies, controls for high speed sheet steel mills,
Communications system,
instrument manutacturers
and
computers.
shares of common stock
program
the
six
a
year
$11,431,029
months
ended
March
in the third quarter
31
The volume for the
ago.
$13,700,267. up
quarter was
were
second
.
previous.—V. 189,
The
SEC
(par
1467; V. 181, p. 960; and V. 178, p. 1057.
p.
the
bpoks closed.
PROCEEDS—Net
directors
The
the
crease
to
been
will
be
Scries
'
$1)
(par
two notes, in the original
One of these
Nov.
the
1968,
1,
Store
company's
1
No,
in
note,
other
11,999 shs.
offices,
of
shares
the
record
June
on
to
vote
meeting.
22,
stockholders
in¬
to
value capital
no-par
Shareholders
10.
at
the
to
of
stock
two-for-one.
stockholders
and
the
on
of
If
recommendations
record
the
shares
1959.
|
on
15,
May
1959
recommendations
will be made
Currently,
there
are
share¬
to
1,500,000
are
authorized.
Shares of the company are listed
Exchange.
According to W. A. MacDonald,
the stock split will not result in any change
surplus accounts of the corporation.
Stock
President,
capital
or
stockholders'
the
Board,
meeting,
elected
be
elected Chairman of
was
tinues
the
on
counsel
in
payable
is
and
of
June
vote
to
recommended
the stock
annual
of
man
principal amount of $288,000,
general
and
original
the
par
held
April
on
14,
re-elected
the
as
recommended by the Proxy statement.
At the
newly elected board, held on April 15, all the offi¬
cers
were
re-elected; but Philip F. LaFollette, President since 1956,
requested that he not be re-elected and that W. A. MacDonald, Chair¬
is
installments of $2,664 per month,
The
de-
at
first meeting of the
secured by a deed of trust on the leasehold
interest of the company in certain land and improvements comprising
due
the
The
11,999 shs.
800,000 shs.
-
stock
the
in
stock
full slate of directors
11,999 shs.
B
for
American
the
in
108,436
11,999 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
A
Series
Common
of
Chairman
$260,421
340,818
140,000 shs.
offered
be
to
preferred
shares of Hazeltir.e stock
Outstanding
$311,000
^Equipment purchase contracts payable
$1.50 cumul. pfd. stock (par $25)
15
number
split
meeting
called
entitled
holders
011
Authorized
notes
-Secured
4%
approved, the distribution of additional
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
to
and
special
A
lias
Los
April
on
authorized
3,000,000
in
supermarkets
eight
operates
and
owns
of
with
notification
of
debentures
per
Angeles and Orange Counties, Calif., none in the City of Los
Angeles.
General offices of the compay are located in Downey, Calif.
Total sales of
the eight supermarkets for 1958 were $21,969,075, a
total weekly average of $52,810 per supermarket.
BUSINESS—Corporation
letter
a
5%
shares
2,300
MacDonald
and the
lease of fixtures and equipment for these markets,
balance will be available for additional working capital.
and
filed
4-year
of
$100;
Ilazeltine Corp.—Plans 2-for-l Stock Split—Chairman
Also Becomes President—
by the company principally for the purchase of inventories
planned new superman....
in 19o9-60 — two each in Los
Angeles, Orange and San Diego Counties, Calif.
Proceeds will also be
used for advanced rental payments un^er tue lease ol land and build¬
six
ings
April 12
on
$70,000
of
share) and 10,000 shares of common stock at par ($1 per
share). No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for fixed assets and
working capital.
the common shares will
sale of
proceeds from the
($10
used
be
corporation
covering
moninattons
a
board of
the
to
firm.
the
President.
Board
directors
He
plans
also
As
result,
a
President.
and
and
is
to
now
MacDonald
Mr.
Mr. LaFollette
consultant
a
return
to
the
and
private
con¬
special
practice
of law.
including interest at 5% per annum.
principal amount of $23,000, due
Hazeltine, with annual billings of $62,000,000, is
leading defense contractors.—V. 183, p. 3010.
of
one
nation's
the
100
Oct; 8,
1961, is payable to Bank of America National Trust & Savings
Association, is secured by a deed of trust on certain commercial income
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Issues New Booklet—
property and equipment, and is payable in installments of $350 per
including interest at 5Va% per annum.
The unpaid balances
on such notes at Dec. 28, 1958 were $249,004 and $11,417, respectively.
The
month,
-+Of these 12 equipment purchase
in
we
aggregating $1,750 per week, plus interest at
5%
per annum, and eight are payable in monthly installments ag¬
gregating $3,363 per month, including interest averaging 6% per annum.
—V.
the
1959—Month—1958
the company's Westclox Division, the rate of
operations at that
plant is higher than it has been for the last two years, Mr. Hawthorne
1959—2 Mos.—1958
the
on
however,
of
liquid
threshold of
a
tremendous
highThus
market.
new
less dramatic but equally important market in
nondetergent uses for 'Hi-fax' containers, which might
of
a
company
service.—V.
lor
1794.
p.
producers
exceed the detergent packaging potential."
has issued a booklet, "The Plastic Bottle Comes of
which has been prepared to explore this important facet of the
plastics packaging market. It spells out the volume and profit poten¬
tial of this new market from the standpoint of both
producer and
packager, especially in fields where plastics have never before qualified
$9,359,571 $18,102,650 $16,265,138
$10,677,618
189,
major
Age."
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—March Sales Up—
—V.
form
The
Period End. Mar. 31—
"five
actually equal or
&
Sales
to be
appear
"There is,
1347.
189, p.
that
announces
are
now
test marketing their products in 'Hi-fax'
density polyethylene bottles, with all reports favorable to date.
installments
weekly
corporation
detergent
contracts payable, four are payable
received,
Following completion of the extensive plant rearrangement
for
Net income for the six months was $924,133, equal to 63
cents a
common
share, against $726,828, or 50 cents a share, a year before.
The 3-month period ended March 31 had net income of $472,557, equal
to 32 cents a share, against $275,714,
or
19 cents
a
share, a year
price of $6.50 per share was made on April 22
by J. Barth & Co. This offering was oversubscribed and
$1) at
watches accounted for about 72%
clocks and
earnings
and
602.
p.
the
consumer
automobile
27(1>
rose
Ilalex, Inc., El Segundo, Calif.—Files With SEC—
CAPITALIZATION
timing
watches—industrial
from
Markets, Inc.—Stock Offered—
Public offering of 300,000
1956.
came
said.
Hawthorne
Mr.
sales
.
$7,003,317, against. $5,529,969.
30, 1960. Present
contemplate that any of the money will be taken
future.—V.
near
sules
Net
to $20 million at any time to June
up
do not
the
in
31
at "reasonably good levels should be forthcoming
ending June 30," .Mr. Conlon stated.
loans arranged in 1957. Cash and securities increased from
$59,795,000 at Dec. 31, 1957 to $67,009,000 at Dec. 31, 1958.
Oper¬
ating divisions were successful in reducing inventories by $7,314,000.
The company has an agreement with a group of banks under which
down
March
•*
This improvement was achieved in face of continuing
profit margins caused by competitive conditions.
The current flow of new orders continues in good volume and profits
1958 working capital increased from $120,632,000 to $130,despite sizable capital expenditures.
This improvement re¬
the
takedown
of
the
final installments of
the insurance
projections
ended
rose
pipe and
ceiling board,
for
trade.
on
pressure
company
it
months
manufacturers
automotive
reported
were
construction
71%.
spurted
During
flected
Shipments to
gains
the
to
three
the
said.
marked
„
4 404 424.
295 000
and
insulation
duct
In
'
1957.
President,
sharply
company
this
thorne,
Conlon,
had 28,052 common stockholders of record at Dec, 31,
1958, compared to 24,539 at the end of 1957.
The average number of common
shares outstanding in 19o8 was
The
lor
General Time Corp.—Reports Profit for
Results
v
,
subsidiaries and 50% -owned companies, which include
Bank
of New
York,
Panagra and Gulf & South
Steamship Co., income per share was $2.38 compared with
Greater All American
^provision
After
.
National
Grace
1959
of
.
non-consolidated
189,
1130.
p.
at
told
stockholders.
Manufacturing
schedules
Up as finished goods inventories at the
had been planned.—V. 189,
p. 1021.
General Tire
&
Rubber
Co.
being
are
present
further
time
stepped
lower
are
than
This
corporation set new high records since the
period for both operating revenues and consolidated
the first quarter of 1959.
v' -...
$59,313,653
This
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
21, 1959, covering 189,143 shares of its common stock,
representing
shares which could be purchased at April
15, 1959, upon the exercise
of all options
previously granted to the extent not previously exer¬
cised, and upon the exercise of any options that may hereafter be
granted for shares now available for option, under the
company's
Employees' Stock Option Plan.—V. 189, p. 1794.
Genisco, Inc., Los Angeles—Common Stock Offered—
Lester, Ryons & Co., Los Angeles, Calif,, on April 20
publicly offered 3,400 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $14 per share.
This offering was quickly completed.
PROCEEDS—The
189,
net
proceeds
will
go
to
selling
a
in
1958
were
share
per
of
$10,961,650 and net
common
announced
on
net profits
ol $572,002,
This
from
April
decline
the
in
15.
reduced
This
F.
with
compares
earnings reflects
rale
profits $361,848, equal to 75
Williamson, 3rd., President,
B.
$1.20 per share, in
or
1958
stock,
of
general
sales
of
$12,202,648
showed
said.
first
considerable
a
corresponding months ol
two
business
the
months
drop in sales, resulting
activity of the company's
of
p.
1894.
Allied
Chemical
Corp.
above.—V.
189,
loss
net
Employees Corp., Washington, D. C.—
•—-Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
corP°ration
on
April 7 filed a letter of notification with the
estimated 500 shares of common stock
(par $5) to
be offered at-the-market.
No
covering
an
underwriting is involved.
The
—V
proceeds
leB^p
are
to
be
used
for
the
benefit
of
fractional
share
i;t°Ck dividend (4^ > declared March 25,
2009
1959.
(W. R.) Grace & Co. (& Subs.)—Annual
Report—
Year
Ended Dec. 31—
1958
S&M™?d and interest
°Pfr.attine revenues
Dividends
Other
revenues
Total
Costs
—
oper.
recapture)
$11,179,297
General
and
on
deducting subsidy
steamship operations of
(1957—$9,073,897
administrative
depreciation
.—..—
)
U.
8.
Other
Inc.
expense
and
costs and
to
on
income
stockholders
in
(after
in
deducting $756,559 in
1957
the
materially
p. 1238.
less
applic.
to
20 717 601
17 690 917
s'044,183
8 703 589
608,779
2^084
1'uin
430
and
'■w'k?-*
the
than
nature
the
,
rrr
1,804,811
rl1n
(b0U'5,J0
Earnings
shares
per
--H
share
company's
equity
in
its
business,
of
last
the
1958
the
quarter.
the
4<viVisa
'$2.07
undistributed
a
three
of this
normally arc
quarters.—V.
profits
$3 31
of
its
of
under
188,
in
plants
The
in
1957
when Grumman
winning design in
named
was
as
will be powered
two.
It will be manned by
of
the
Grumman
year
York
we
State
highest
The
have
firms,
President
of
in
is
Swirbul
A.
that
said
We're
program."
happy
calls
for
to
Fairchild
have
Newark,
the
development
with
fiscal
air
cycle system for the A2F-1 which will incorporate into its design
concepts used by Stratos in the development of similar systems being
products
new
of
owed
money
will
be
added
to
to
founded
number
a
in
1945,
San
Puerto
Juan,
of
businesses
the
was
sales.
The
pioneer
company
Rico;
and
two
Westinghouse
ended Sept.
30,
Electric.
1958,
the
had
company
$1,711,497.
American
attracts
of
fleet
Isle of Man,
than
more
than
more
50
Vice-President
the
the island
United
Expands
International,
Express
the
on
on
in
will
this
189,
p.
1347.
'
Operations—
Ltd.,
has
British
600,000
cars
of
can
the
stock.—V.
B
established
possession
rent
in. the
a
Irish
tourists
be
annually.
available, Robley
affiliate,
said.
be made through
Evans,
H.
Reservations
any Hertz
for
representative
abroad or through a local travel agent.
Hertz International, the world's largest rent a car organization out¬
side the U. S., is jointly owned by The Hertz Corp. and American
Express Co.,
and conducts operations in
313
cities in
35
foreign
countries.—V.
us
delivery of an
proceeds
glass-to-metal
J.;
and
year
Executive
1
and
of
balance
the
the
successor
N.
Corp.—Affiliate
which
A
crew
"during tho
working
the
of which,
one
Electric;
the
operations
Sea
awarded over $45,000,000 in subcontracts to New
all of which have completed major work for us of
subcontract
new
Leon
promotion
of
of
class A stock and 400 000 shares of class
Hertz
the award of the subcontract to Fairchild's Stratos
quality.
the A2F-1
on
on
sales
payment
balance
hermetically sealed
Hertz cars
commenting
past
field,
of
Western
sales
car
of
Division,
(he
The
company
that
plants
Hertz
having
a
will
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company wi'l consist cf 100,000 shares
an
by two turbojet engines.
shares
A
leading
net
corporation, awarded an over $100,000,000 contract
last
month
to develop
and produce a new carrier-based jet attack
plane for the Navy, the A2F-1, on April 17 announced the award of
a
subcontract to the Stratos Division of the Fairchild Engine & Air¬
plane. Corp. to develop prototype pressurization and air conditioning
systems for the new plane.
late
class
California,
111
Motorola;
New Grumman Jet to Fairchild
Grumman
announced
and
research
cerditors.
SALES—For
The
the
one in Pasadena, the other in Rosemead. Among
customers of the company are
American Bosch-Anna;
Bendix Radio; Collins Radio; Cornell Dubilier Electric; General Electric
Co.;
International Telephone and Telegraph;
Minneapolis-Honeywell;
the
with the Army in the field, Mohawk has relatively the same short take¬
and landing capabilities as smaller light-weight, single-engine ah>
In
mgrket
development;
iield
the
maintains
Mohawk,
planes.
on
of
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged in the manufacture and sale of
lirrmetically sealed components used in the electronic, radio and radar
industries.
YAO-1
sale
working capital,
earnings
year
the
a
unsecured
to
from
by
program
now
\
proceeds
the company for general corporate purposes,
including
plant in the midwestern area; a modern research develop¬
laboratory at the Pasadena, Calif., plant; the development of
ment
off
States,
189,
p.
1238.
Chemical
Ileyden Newport
Record
Sales—Earnings Up
Corp.
(&
Net
1959
sales
Income
1958
$13,637,000 $10,943,000
before
Federal
Subs.)—Reports
80%—
Quarter Ended March 31—
taxes
762,000
639,000
356,000
$642,000
income
1,281,000
$406,000
$0.27
$0.15
taxes
ponents.
income
Net
In
high-temperature
action,
system
heat
'
the
from
and
pressurized
plant's jet engines
exchanges"
perature
and
an
will
air
be
to
routed
the
and will be cooled by means of
turbine to provide both the tem¬
expansion
necessary to keep a pilot alive and comfortable
operating the plane at high altitudes.—V. 189, p. 1467.
Gulf
pressure
Net
—V.
income per
189,
States Utilities Co.—Registers With SEC—
Hinsdale
Net
notes
proceeds
issued
will
other
be
or
at
be
be
to
used
corporate
estimated
will
to
used
issued
carry
to
for
off
pay
$5,000,000
construction
forward
the
purposes,
construction
$97,000,000.—V.
189,
p.
short-term
and
program
Construction
purposes.
of
expenditures
481.
:
for
the
bal¬
and
for
1959-60
are
been
second
ment
of
quarter
extended
the fiscal
An
the
year
of
the
trend
fiscal
that
were
ended
year
was
evidence
in
in
the
motor
profits
car
in
during
the
part
latter
ended Sept. 30.
the
first
industry,
six
months
which
postponed
has
increase in
of
the
stepped
sales
current
up
its
and
fiscal
27%
the
year
purchases,
was
J.
T.
for April 20, 1959, in the proceedings to
a
stop order
should be
issued suspending
the
registration statement filed by this company has
to May 4, 1959, upon request of company counsel.
a
Raceway
registratipn
statement,
filed
Dec.
29,
1959,
the public offering of capital trust certificates for 1,000,000
capital stock and $1,000,000 of 6%
debenture notes. The
proceedings
instituted
by
the commission
challenge the
adequacy
shares
and
of
accuracy
various
of
informational
disclosures
contained
in
the
statement and prospectus. In requesting postponement of the hearing;
counsel states that the parties expect to agree upon a factual stipula¬
which
189,
will
p.
Hoffman
avoid
the
A
for
an
evidenciary
hearing.
See
Electronics
Corp.—Licenses
Argentine Firm
announced on April 10 that am Argentine company
"television receivers and Trans-Solar
licensed to build Hoffman
radios for sale in Argentina
technical assistance
Plasricas
necessity
1676.
This corporation
has been
important contributor to the 20%
rise
by this company in
March 31.
The improve¬
reported
of
Hinsdale
also V.
Co.—Earnings Rise—
scheduled
whether
proposed
tion
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing
share..
Raceway, Inc.—Hearing Postponed—
hearing
effectiveness
The
common
1347.
p.
determine
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC 011 April
17, 1959, covering 250,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding.
the
664
10,54o!58G
4 544 179
outstanding
common
Including the
used
engaged in
265,291
9,692;815
^
PROCEEDS—Net
equipping
pre¬
$369,-
in'cash—~10'928,664 15>928
common
after
Engineering; Corp.—New Plant—
Sharply higher sales and profits
cash
March,
months
of
average
the
of
three
first
Grumman Aircraft
ance
con¬
minority stockhldrs.)
Preferred dividends paid
Common dividends paid in
equal;
onr
10 199 847
exclYngeTo'sses
1958
reported for
seasonal
during
corporation
33,919,203
G77 no7
Provision for unrealized
foreign
$1,785,000,
The
642 481
expenses
minority
to
3G7 491 201
8 464 996
solidated subsidiaries
426
$1,292.^72
of
Because
while
'
9 991 079
foreign taxes
appllc.
1,269;394
34!738;575
expen.ses_.__
—
_
3,597 047
343 094 159
Research and development
expenses—
___!
Exploratory expenditures—Libyan oil
project
interest
434.234,391 459,727,553
438,825,526 464,593,994
after
amounted
successfully in the B-52 and other front-line aircraft. The new
system, however, according to Stratos engineers, will be lighter in
weight than those presently in operation as a result of recent advances
the company has made in the development of various internal com¬
2,039,475
exps.,
the books closed.
Rent-A-Car
used
i957
2,551,660
_
revenues
and
(less
__
the
attack aircraft design competition,
the A2F-1 has been designed lor high- and low-altitude operation and
Government
EEC
of
submitted the
1130.
p.
to
with
Both
ago.
dividends, to 15 cents a share based on an average number of
11,033,971 common shares outstanding lor the quarter ended March 31.
3959, according to a preliminary unaudited report, This compares with
First
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Sells Harmon Colors—
See
applicable
revenues
of
compared
year
a
ferred
1957.
preceding year.-—V. 187,
13.2%
period
corresponding
be
income
Subcontract Work
of the year, Mr.
1959, however, iie reported,
improvement in both sales and profits over the
The
Offered—Public offering
100,000 shares of class A stock (par 10 cents) at a
price of $3 per share was made on April 22 by Amos
Treat & Co., Inc.; Bruno-Lenchner, Inc. and Michael G.
Kletz & Co., Inc. This offering was oversubscribed and
in
months
Seal Corp.—Stock
of
II
income
net
three
War
and
10%
a
of
increase
an
first
World
prop-jet observation plane, one
of largest ever to enter Army service, made first flight about two weeks
ago.
Designed to operate from small unimproved fields and to "live"
««s.T?mers throughout the country for the greater part
Williamson
net
the
gross
Grumman Aircraft's
Goodall Rubber Co.—Sales and Earnings Off—
Sales
cents
for
the
for
revenues
$67,147,426,
reported
Consolidated
stockholder.
1794.
p.
to
operating
periods exclude' any
operation.
a
—V.
amounted
1959
Stock Plan With SEC—
consolidated
Gross
Registers Employees'
—
Hermetic
Greyhound Corp.—March Quarter Shows Gains—
y
Electronicas
and Uruguay.
agreement has been
de Cordoba,
SAIC,
,
(
concluded with Industrias
under which the
company
Volume
will
Number 5841
189
manufacture
Ray B.
and sell
TV
Vice-President
Cos,
Products
sumer
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
receivers
and
said.
Division,
.
The
radios
and
royalty basis,
a
on
Manager of Hoffman's
involves
royalty
General
Con¬
contract
pay¬
transfer of capital stock and dividends, he noted.
Industrias
Plasticas y
Electronicas de
Cordoba
(IPEC>
.will
Hoffman
designs, specifications and technical assistance under
agreement.
Hoffman
will
220-volt,
50
will
IPEC
under
the
IPEC,
held
manufacture
Hoffman
founded
is
and
plastics
in
IPEC
modify ils specifications
cycle power supply.
market
and
the |
conform
with
and
sets
radio
13
land
of
acres
radio
and
fields.
receiver
from
U.
S.
IPEC
Is
receivers
month.
a
suppliers and the
located
ISO,
offer
at Ing.
IPEC
balance
plans to buy half of Its parts
from
firms.
Argentine
Olmos 371, Jesus Maria, Cordoba, Argentina.
for
for
each
ard
Oil
Co., Ltd.—Partial
The corporation
operation
of
debentures
the
Redemption—
has called for redemption on June
sinking -fund, $83,000 of its
due Dec.
1971
15,
100fl-,
at
next, through
15,
convertible
secured
Payment will
be made at any
Branch in Canada of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.
The debentures are convertible into class A common stock to
June
1959.—V. 189, p. 706.
-
12,
Hotel
Corp.
America
of
the
order
Consolidated
operating
revenue.
Consolidated
operating
income.,.
income and special credit
Net
income
Special
,.■2,374,364
1,723,624
7,805,092
205,000
484,620
1,518,624
807,180
'~i
for the
per
Earningirper
2,791.876
11,910.092
4.105.000
.i
after taxes
7,320.472
711,444
incl. special credit
share before special credit
$2.80
$0.52
$0.14
$0.26
year__:
-
l.
credit,
Earnings
share
common
common
Working capital, which was a); a deficit of $604,016 at the close of
1957, rose to $2,684,719 at the end of 1958. Long-term debt was re.duced
from
from
$22,516,604
to
$10,720,879.
Shareholder's
$9,916,731 to $17,579,299.--V. 189, p.
equity
increased
150.
to
Net
sales
for
as
the. three months ended March 31, 1959 amounted to
compared with $12,865,385 for the first quarter of 1958.
was $212,426,
as against a first quarter operating
Profit before taxes
loss
$315,551
of
Net
for
earnings,
1958.
after
taxes,
totaled $108,195, as
$182,686 for the 1958
loss,
after tax credit, of
income included a non-recurring
for
related
taxes.—V.
189,
profit
contrasted
first
net
a
quarter, when
after provision
$200,000,
of
to
1677.
p.
prospectus
Roger D. Elton, Vice-President
Trust
Co.,
on
Board—
in the National
York,
New
Co.—Banker
Department of Manu¬
elected a director.—V. 187,
been
has
49.
p.
Hunt
This
Foods
&
Industries, Inc.—Sells Timber Interests
corporation
has
sold
its
Idaho
timber
properties
facilities to the Diamond Gardner Corp., it was announced
by Norton Simon, Chairman oi the Board.
Mr.
Simon
freeing
tion
which
the
terms
was
been
for
of
Mr.
unprofitable
stock,
the
Simon
stated
that
of
the
Mr.
book
The
SEC
per
at
will
indicated
and
that
the
of
provide
Although
that
Hunt's
"sales
the
price
such
full
the
integration,
the
past
two
Hunt's
Lumber
As
years.
a
assets
of
the
and
$2,601
the
stock.
common
'Amount
an
The
dustries
and
products
computing
that
intend
to
April
on
share.
per
The
proceeds
No
will
consist
equipment
tax
to
of
on
the
Spcrrys
and
to
subscribe
for
their
subscription
filed
9
{Based
for
The
procedure
suitable
for
persons.
It
junction
with
braille
the
three
56,287
rights
the
B
to
to
be
purchase
American
to
at
be
braille
raised
a
for
electronic
at
the
speeds
was
braille
printing plate
sightless
working in con¬
the Blind, leading
nation's
350,000
mathematicians
Printing
House
computer
by
for
personnel
is
189,
706.
p.
Also,
from
the
Plan.—V.
189, p.
This
investment
Net
sales
Pro!it
$6,606,284
before
Provision
taxes
for
red.
on
income..._
and
Canadian
$7,338,745
i—__
taxes
392,383
636,432
inc.
190,288
329,000
on
under
the
its
of
ties
hs
company
Investment
securities
the
issuers
which
owned
in
Net
$202,095
'Based
IMC
See
share of
per
on
$307,432
$0.16
profit
Earnings
$0.25
stock.
common
outstanding shares each period.—V.
189,
p.
46.
purchase
and
in
received
Fund.'
Africa,
as
sale
the
from
The Fund
well
of
proposes
that
securi¬
Motors
188,
properties of
The
mill,
1271.
p.
This
Corp.—Acquisition—Change in Name
which is one of America's leading manufacturers
of electro-mechanical components for the electronics, aircraft and mis¬
sile industries, is launching a large-scale expansion program, it wac
April 20 by Charles
Simon Saretsky, President.
It
was
on
Wohlstetter,
Board
Chairman,
in
of
field.
As
availubility
development,
The
new
IMC
N.
undisclosed
Gray &
in
1956.
is Gray
Its acquisition
division
Y.
amount of
Kuhn
It
was
designs
cash
& Kuhn, Inc., of Roslyn Heights,
by IMC, just finalized, involved an
IMC
and
manufactures
and
Gray
time
ol'
of
filters—all
and
of
lines,
whic
•.
Kuhn
pulse
.
ave
and
con¬
modern electronic equipment.
These
systems, color television systems, tele¬
vision transmitters, electronic computers, pulse generators,
telemetering
equipment, communication receivers, multiplexing systems, etc.
V
Mr.
are
p.
for
Wohlstetter said
controlled
for
basic
the
and
radar
the
new
air-conditioned
production
of
servo
addition
in
Westbury will house dustmanufacturing space and laboratories
motors
and
servo
tachometers.—V.
185,
the
new'
jointly by
tory,
the
The
the
hearing
Securities
be
issued
filed
bv
scheduled
Act
of
suspending
this
until
or
1933
the
corporation
April
27,
for April 20,
1959,
to
1959, in the
determine whether a
Postponed
proceedings under
stop order should
effectiveness of the registration statement
been postponed for an additional week,
has
by
agreement
of
counsel
for
the
company
and
counsel for the Commission, in order to complete the typing of
factual stipulation agreed to by the parties for introduction into the
record
p.
development
the
Fort
U.
U.
S.
carry
the
96 separate
capability
of
of
the
proceedings
in
lieu
1167.
of
an
evidentiary hearing.—V.
189,
produced
cost
a
for
sales
the
mill
by
that
sales
of $18
million, stands
uranium mining dtstrict,'22
the
90-acre
a
on
to
solvent
extraction
process
energy.
perfected
was
first
and
used
on
a
scale
Keyes Fibre Co.—Sales
and
Profits Increased—
' ;y
This company reports net sales of
$4,279,578 for the first quarter of
compared with $3,704,842 in the corresponding
quarter of 1958.
Net profit for the period was
1959,
$334,155,
first
three months
After
March
provision
quarter
same
of
dividends
equal
was
compared with
$307,361 In the
1958.
for
stock
common
preferred
on
stock, net profit for the
50 cents per share on the 723,940 shares
to
outstanding,
with
compared
period of 1958, based
the
on
39
cents
per share for
shares.—V. 188.
number of
same
a
The
vVestinghouse Electric Corp. and the Sperry Gyroscope Co. have
contracts totaling $250,212 to Lewyt's
Military Heat Transfer
Division, it was announced on April 21. The contracts
for engineering and
manufacturing pressurizes and heat transfer
awarded
Engineering
are
equipment.
The
Weslinghousc
packaged
electron
Two
cooling
tubes
contracts
ground
research
S.
189,
from
previous
combat
communications was achieved
Signal Research and Development Labora¬
J.
and ITT Laboratories,
Nutley, N. J.,
division of International Telephone & Telegraph
in
N.
actual
Mar. 31,'59
asset
'After
value
Dec. 31,'58
$17,989,936
$15,956,588 $11,517,085
:—-
512,088
478.705
404,437
;
$35.15
*$33.33
$28.4)8
share
per
capital gain
I-T-E
distribution of $1.40.—V.
A
that
to
scatter
will
189, p. 810.
system,
eastern
project
Co.—New Network—
system for NATO countries based on use of
propagation will soon be a reality in a large network
antenna systems built by this company.
scatter
use
Lincoln
Samuel
designated Ace High, stretching from northern Norway
will be the largest communications
in a single undertaking.
attempted
will
It
provide for fast, reliable communications throughout NATO
countries in a completely
integrated system that will bo unequalled
anywhere in the world ir: expanse and coverage.
Valued
to
at
I-T-E's
ing
Mass.,
contract
was
system parameters have been set down by International Stand¬
Co., New York, a division of International Telephone A:
as
Co.
SHAPE also engaged Hycon Eastern, Inc., Cambridge,
consultants to assist in writing equipment specifications and
evaluating bids.—V.
Wald
and
SEC
of
in
April 21
has
issued
an
order
this company on the
the Over-the-Counter
to
May
for
airborne
AN/FPS-35
radar
radar
in
the
B-52
system.—V.
bomber
189,
1023.
p.
estimated
President, said.
estimated at $7,000,000, which compares
was
has
been
named
(J. J.)
159, p.
cents
as
V. 189,
President
new
to
succeed
J.
Stewart
of
post
D.
Chairman.
Richard
McManus
elected
wre
Vice-
Little & Ives Co., Inc.—New Directors—
members to its board
new
tors, increasing membership to nine, it
Harold Drimmcr,
The
87
were
Quarter of 1958.
1864.
This corporation has elected five
directors
new
announced
was
of
direc¬
April 21 by
on
President.
John
are:
F.
Ivleck, Vice-President
and
Treasurer
of Dartmouth College; Eugene V. Rostow, Dean of
the Yale University
School of Law; Harry Meresman, partner in the New York
accounting
firm of Abrams, Meresman & Co.; Arthur
Sheinberg, partner in the
New York law firm of Weisman, Celler, Allan, Spett &
Sheinberg- and
Eugene H. Catron, partner in the New York Stock
Exchange member
firm of Shields & Co.
which
company,
shares
V.
189,
of
.»/-'.•••
Loblaw
had
common
been
stock
closely-held,
the
to
public
earlier
in
April
sold
through Shields & Co.
1795.
p.
,
Leased
;
...
•;
■
;
■
•
.■
.
Properties Ltd.
(Canada)—Bonds Of¬
$9,600,000 25-year 5%%
sinking fund bonds is being offered
through a syndicate of investment dealers headed by
McLeod, Young, Weir & Co. Ltd. and including Wood,
Gundy & Co. Ltd. and W. C. Pitfield & Co. Ltd. Matu¬
fered—An
first
additional
issue
of
mortgage
rity date of the issue is May 15, 1984, and the offering
price is 100 and accrued interest to yield 5%%. The
issue carries a full sinking fund.
Loblaw
Leased
lease
and
real
Properties
estate.
Ltd.
Since
ceterias
Co.,
Limited,
warehouse and factory
54
formed
was
in
1955
to
then
it has acquired from
properties and certain
store
own,
manage
Loblaw Gro¬
head
office,
properties
and leased them back to that com¬
This lease commits the lessee to make
payments sufficient to service all charges on the company's first mort¬
pany
gage
under
long-term
lease.
bonds.
Proceeds
the
from
major
warehouse
which
and
are
Alberta.
Loblaw
1,
the
portion
current
of
property
These
the
in
located
Groceterias
bond
funds
Toronto
in
financing
required
and
Ontario
22
and
will
to
15
in
be
used
purchase
other
an
to
provide
additional
store
properties, seven
Manitoba, Saskatchewan
additional
Co.,
properties are being leased back
Limited, by the company under similar
to
ar¬
rangements.
Lockheed
The
the
187, p. 2906.
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Stock Trading Suspension Contin'd
stock
manufacturing of
cool high power
radar.
Printing Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
J.
Presidents.—V,
more
Electric
Telegraph
to
Products
and installing of
rope.
The
of NATO.
$5,000,000. the antenna contract awarded
Division encompasses the designing, build¬
than 130 antennas across the lace of Eu¬
awarded by SHAPE, one of the military arms
approximately
Special
in
Jamieson, who was named to the
Osann, Meyer Franklin and Frank
Turkey when completed,
ever
and
used
search
P°nil3ied Wlth 80 cen*s earned ln tIle
Mar. 31,*58
communications
new
forward
Circuit Breaker
be
earnings of $6,377,158 a year ago.
earnings per share of common stock
Estimated
•
—~
assets
outstanding
dehycirators
Consolidated net income
with
See
Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased—
net
design
will
shipborne
only by the first quarter of
The
cf—
As
Shares
units
Sperry cover engineering and manufacturing of
Eugene N. Beesley,
250,000
Total
the
covers
The
AN/SPS-37
Consolidated net sales for the first quarter of 1959 were
at $48,100,000 as compared with
$45,189,242 a year ago.
This year's sales have been
surpassed
1795.
p.
order
units.
the
in
(Eli) Lilly & Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
two-way
Army
Monmouth,
Corp.—V.
ard
Corp.—Hearing Again
companies.
Commission -provides
concentrate
by Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc., In the com¬
pany's wholly-owned uranium mill at Shiprock, N. M.—V.
189, d. 1023
and V. 183. p. 2743.
of
Transistor
in
mines
the three
Energy
early steps in the production of atomic
The
fast
a
lines.
Basic
a
new
2803.
Industro
of
capacity
two
persons
commercial
associated
lightweight telephone cable can
simultaneously,
8
times
The
and John J.
delay
processes'ore-from
Ambrosia Lake
miles north¬
Kermac's
mines
and
mill
will
employ more than
when full production is reached.
The mill operates 011 an acid
leach, solvent extraction process and
produces uranium oxide concentrate called yellow cake. This is one
link
stock.
common
established by John E.
blocking oscillator trans ormers.
stantly widening applications in
products
An¬
area
Island,
rated
Grants.
and
Induction Motors will become IMC Magnetics Corpora¬
designed to make it clear that the company has moved
of manufacturing motors alone, Mr. Wohlstetter said.
Shortly thereafter, construction will begin to double the size of IMC's
plant in Westbury, Long Island, N. Y., from 30,000 to 60,000 sq. ft.
Long
from
water
1,
May
the
—
moving helicopter, the new cable can span
previously impassable terrain to provide a vital
between
combat headquarters.
The same tech¬
niques could be put to civilian use to give rapid emergency com¬
munications in flood
or
disaster areas,
the Army said.
bodies
name
a
beyond
of
the
communications
Net
of
tion.
Corp.
to U. S. combat sources,
Istel
announced that the company has acquired an important
and is changing its name to one more indicative of the
line of products it is offering in the electronic components
at
the
west
Communications
telephone carrier equipment, also
technique will add speed and versatility
the Army announced. It will utilize a compact
package which hooks under a standard Army helicopter and carries
10
miles
of
telephone cable packed in zig-zag fashion to prevent
snagging at high pay-out speeds.
under
also
expanding
Telegraph
and
division
new
&
conversations
corporation,
announced
Telephone
The
U.
S.
Army has announced a new helicopter technique for
laying newly
developed multi-channel
telephone
cable
at
speeds
up to 100 miles an hour, 5 to 10 times faster than previously possible.
The
Induction Motors
Atomic
of. uranium
constructed
tract
cash to be used for
these securities, shall be
New Development in Combat
nounces
military
Corp. below.
.4
r
has
as
deposited with the Chase Manhattan Bank (South Africa) Limited.
Johannesburg, Union of South Africa, as agent of Chase Manhattan
The
Magnetics Corp.—New Name—
Induction.
mill
28,
through Dec. 31, 1966. Company engineers .estimate
AEC during this period will exceed $300 million.
the
by the
transferred
are
Dropped
<■
The
district north
mining
reserve.
Nov.
189, p. 1677.
applied to the SEC for an exemption
Company Act permitting it to maintain
custody of a foreign bank; and the
Commission has issued an order giving interested
persons until May
1, 1959, to request a hearing thereon.
order
International
1958
uranium
stream
the
radar
1959
S.
Lewyt Manufacturing Corp.—Awarded Contracts—
Upon
Three Months Ended March 31—
U.
011
with
and
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
the Ambrosia Lake
Lake
and
1467.
Dedicates
Nuclear
Commission
p. 2743.
International Resources Fund, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
—Seeks Exemption Order—
IIupp Corp.—Registers Stock Plan With SEC—
Ilusstnann Refrigerator Co. (&
2743.
p.
April 16 for the new uranium ore
nation, of Kermac Nuclear Fuels
the
in
contract
the
1957,
Option
3,249,500
and
will process
Kcrnuic
pressurizers
filed a registration statement with the -SEC on
April 20, 1959, covering 468,000 shares of common stock, to toe offered
to employees of the company and its subsidiaries who hold options to
purchase Hupp stock granted under the company's Incentive Stock
1959
independent
African
corporation,
held
were
lax gest
is situated in
Ambrosia
to
the
Bank.—V.
This
mill,
has
Hunt
in
603.
p.
ore from three more mines under develop¬
purchases a limited amount of "custom"
operators.
*
Kerr-McGee. OH Industries, Inc., in 1956. together
with
Pacific
Uranium Mines Co., Los Angeles, -and Anderson
Development Corp.,
Albuquerque, formed Kermac Nuclear Fuels Corp., through- combining
ment.
ore
of
International Paper Co.—Affiliate to Build—
ceremonies
N. M.,- biggest
mill, vwhlch went
tons of ore a day.
unnecessary.
of creating braille was developed for a standard
processing system, a powerful computer which has been
installed in many industries to handle complex scientific and
engi¬
neering problems.
The 704 can translate a 300 page book in
an
hour—a
job which would take more than six days for a skilled
704 data
translator.—V.
189,
Industries, Inc.—Affiliate
Grants.
800
computer.
Oil
The mill
production -and
*
electronic
IBM
an
IBM
braille
stock
common
1958.—V.
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. below.—V. 188,
The
$150
<
of
of
shares
stock in
of
offered
method
new
3,267,643
common
Dedication
.
the
working capital.
books
by
on
concentrator
such
with
offered
stock
common
publisher.
knowledge
A
The
$0.46
members of a consolidated group under
income tax returns with Kaiser In¬
one-half of Federal income taxes which
payable if Kaiser Steel filed a separate income
which has been more fully described in reports
be
of
Corp.
of
The English text-to-braille computer translation
program is expected
to be put to work immediately to make
up for the serious shortage
of
qualified braille translators, whose training normally takes two
IBM
$0.76
stock
common
other
consolidated
New Uranium Mill—
other
shares
notification
of
common
minutes
of
developed
all
Kerr-McGee
■
price.
letter
a
into
with
in
creates
production
was
book
text
21
on
to
Kennedy's, Inc.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
See
A
used
printed
April
$2,049,426
representing
would
return,
shares of
International Business Machines Corp.—New Develop¬
ment Announced—
demonstrated
440,000
$3,302,687
stockholders.
gen¬
formerly
underwriting is involved.
to be
are
280,000
920,000
income
on
a
exercise
share
per
on
entitled
are
and
$3.50
2,769,426
45,000
_
file
to
Corp.
otherwise
Division,
payable
agreement
has
Division
result
G02.
p.
of
The custodian of the securities of the Fund is The Chase Manhattan
Bank
which
holds,
in its London branch office the
securities
of
operated at a
been studying
plans for providing its requirements of wood products essential to
the manufacture of matches which
would eliminate
the necessity of
being in the lumber business with its attendant capital investment.
Mr. Simon said these arrangements now have been completed.—V. 189,
lor
certain
over
of Systems
covering 50 shares of class A
share and 9,000 shares of class
certain
property."
company has for some time recognized
optimum profitably in the lumber industry depends upon inte¬
gration whidh permits full utilization of by-products.
In the absence
loss
earnings
tEarnings per share
primarly in the design, develop¬
of products, devices and systems
control, data handling, electronics
Services
indicates
corporation
$15
4,267,687
'Charge in lieu of Federal taxes
15,
lease
Sec Arizona Chemical Co. above,—V.
that
ol
May
Integrity Finance Corp., Wilmington, Del.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
plant
April 17
on
manufacturing.
Simon
cost
and
years
match
"substantial"
was
in excess
record
and
income
on
years Fed. taxes on income attributable
to amortization of cost of
emergency facilities
sub¬
share
3,630
and
transaction, in addition to
eliminate a lumber opera¬
recent
in
disclosed
not
were
this
would
in
economies
transaction
considerably
of
investment,
greater
sale
the
on
conclusion
the
capital
has
opportunity
profit
said
large
a
to
one
wholly-owned subsidiary
a
consideration
shares
or
reduction
Panellit
of
at
years.
Housatonic Public Service
facturers
of
engaged
sale
furnish
Translation
Houdaille Industries, Inc.—Reports Profit for Quarter
$17,317,374,
of
right
$64,639,188 $62,698,073
Irccmc and special credit belore income taxes',
Provision for income taxes
Net
been
and
data
stock
1957
140,000
has
as
took
it
in
by the Panascan
Services'
1958
rate
temporary basis with needed
working capital, Leonard M. Sperry and Albert F. Sperry (who with
three ochers constitute
the
board
of
directors
of
Panellit.)
loaned
Services
an
aggregate
of
$100,009 represented
by
unsecured
5%
notes payable Sept. 1,
1959; and these notes will be paid out of the
proceeds of this stock offering by Services.
The balance of the pro¬
ceeds will be used for working capital and for additional research
and
engineering.
•/.'
The
-Earnings—
the
the
held
common
instrumentation,
machinery; and Services'
electrical
of
dace
Panellit
of
of
manufactured
directors
Year Ended Dec. 31—
of
Division
field
erally
Panellit
Inc.,
at
$60,971,659 $46,245,288
.
taxes
involved.
that
on
Panellit
manufacture
In
Home
and
Division
to
the
of
is
Panellic,
share,
organized March 10, 1959,
was
Panascan
in
shares
of
per
sales
Earnings before Federal
charge in lieu thereof
Net
Panellit;
ment,
$3.50
at
underwriting
issuance
shares
common
stock,
three
No
Systems
of
of
this
1238.
p.
1958
-1959
Future
holders
Panascan
the
in
City of Jesus Maria, Cordoba,
where
it is currently constructing a 21,500-squarc-foot
TV assembly
plant. Production is scheduled to begin in May.
Current plans are to -build up the plant's capacity to a maximum of
—V.
Net
by its President,
capitalized at 45
well as the television
1.000-1,500 TV
corporation, with offices at 7350 North Ridgeway Ave., Skokie,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April 21, 1959,
covering 170,000 shares of its common stock.
Systems proposes to
1959.
Harold C. E. Mortstedt, is publicly
million Argentine pesos to do business
9
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
Three Months Ended March 31—
111.,
scribe
-
television
the
use
name.
as
owns
to
Information Systems, Inc., Skokie, 111.—Registers Of¬
fering to Panellit Stockholders—
Tills
ments,
Argentina's
(1929)
1959,
suspending
trading
in
the
common
New York and Detroit Stock Exchanges
Markets,
for a further ten-day period
inclusive.—V.
189,
p.
1795.
Plan With
Aircraft
Corp.—Registers Employee Stock
Exchange Commission—
'
Securities and
,
This
corporation on April 20 filed a registration statement with
covering 342,600 shares of capital stock,
which
may
be
purchased pursuant to the company's Employee Stock Purchase Plan.
—V. 186, p. 1677.
,
the
SEC
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Bartiett, Inc.—Stock Offered—
150,000 shares of class A stock (par 2o
cents) was made April 22 by a group headed by Francis
L duPont & Co., at $7 per share. This offering was heav¬
ily oversubscribed and the books closed. Of the total
100,230 shares were sold by the company and 49,770
chares for the account of stockholders.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds to the company will be added to general
funds snd for retirement of b&nk lo^ns, fi-nd niuy ultimately toe used
Lockwood, Kessler &
An offering of
i
>
tile
to
extent of $335,000 to exercise the
office and workshop building now
its*
chase
company's option to pur¬
held under lease.
BUSINESS—Corporation practices professional engineering and land
curveving in the U. S., Canada, Central and South America and the
incorporated in New York State in 1934 as a
several individual engineering practices. The prin¬
cipal growth of the company, according to the prospectus, has taken
place during and since World War II and has been associated with
the company's entry into the field of photogrammetry—a method of
taking and processing aerial photographs so that topography can be
accurately measured, and contour maps produced from the photos
without detailed ground survey in the field.
During World War II, the company made substantial contributions
to the
contraction of the Big Inch Pipeline,
the development ol
Oak Ridge, Tenn.,
the construction of the Trans-Arabian Pipeline
East.
consolidation
It
of
Middle
'
projects.
the company was one of the leaders in apply¬
ing newlv-developod techniques and equipment to engineering prac¬
tice.
This included stereo plotters used in photogrammetry, the elec¬
tronic computer, an airborne profile recorder, seismatic and resistivity
the
Following
war,
equipment for determining sub-surface geophysical conditions,
and
the tcilurometer and other modern equipment for ground surveying.
concentrated in highways, pipelines, railways, air¬
structures, sewerage, water supply, re¬
Operations are
refineries,
waterfront
fields,
gional planning, flood control and site planning, with highway en¬
gineering presently the most important. Photogrammetry is associated
with operations
in all these fields, but the bulk of the company's
Income
is derived from actual
design work based in part on the
photographic surveys.
The aerial photography work is done through a
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Long Island Airways, Inc., which operates its own aircraft
end other equipment. Electronic
computer equipment leased by the
parent company is used in conjunction with aerial photography, and
Is als-> applied to a variety of engineering calculations.
'
also uses photogrammetry in conjunction with seismic
help''determine subsurface conditions, which minimizes
the amount of boring test work required.
For ground survey work,
the company uses a number of ■ modern - devices;-irtelttdlng -directional
theodolites," subtense bars, field
radio communication and a tci¬
lurometer, a new instrument, for the accurate measurement of long
distances by projecting microwaves to a reflector.
'w,7,,
The
another company
disclosed.-
..
_
year-end were reported a* Sff.327,^B8 com¬
pared with $6,154,977 at the end of 1957.
Of these amounts, $4,240.427 had beer, earned as of Dec. 31, 1958, compared with $3,660,615 at the end of 1957. Net income after taxes in 1958 was $150,469.
hand
on
last
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
A .stock
fClass
stock
B
stock
25
(par
($100
26
(par
...
cents*__
•Excluding 120 shares held by a wholly-owned
Chares reacquired by the company in 1959.
$Does
not
include
shares
199,080
*1,361 shs.
X 150,000 shs.
199,080 shs.
1,535 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
199,080 shs.
part...
centst
reserved
subsidiary
class B-l
into
class
stock,
Static
Research
at
illumination
method
the
illumination
of
that
.
,
The
A
It
the
and
EL
as
unit
shares
purchase
of
class
are
whic ii
of
underwriters
the
Of
names
stock
A
entire
an
J
has
agreed
F.
follows:
as
du
Pont
&
Co.
Shares
Shields
38.000
&
13,000
Co.—
Paine,
&
Webber,
&
Equitable
Co.
applications
in
used
in
machinery
Service
Offered—Public
Co.—Stock
in
engaged
miles ; long
distributing company. It owns
in New Brunswick, Canada. ■
generating and
hydro plant
Tinker
had
net
the
1958,
year
and
share,
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
the
the
on
sale
first
stock
common
■Auchincloss,
10,000
10,000
13.000
Redpath
Goodbody <X: Co
Granbery, Marachc & Co.
13,000
First
Securities
Corp.
_•
tee
Higginson Corp
—V. 189, p. 1468.
This corporation located
registration
100,000
statement
shares
of
&
York
will
for
Southeastern
Corp.
its
at
———;
5,000
4,000
4,000
188 West
the
stock,
The
registration
so
statement
to
offered
includes
be
all
of
the
•
160,000
outstanding
officials
Management
said
are
1975,
due
due
Net
.
the
proceeds from its
retirement
amount of
of
sale
bank
$514,000.
of
loans
the
and
($7
bonds
Robert
on
to
purchase
in
the
the
for
shares
will
be applied to
capital;* in the
to the purchase of
working
Some $142,000 will be applied
the making of leasehold improvements
Hew equipment and
and other
Changes to increase the capacity and efficiency of operation, scheduled
for completion -in
1959.
The
balance of
the
proceeds, aggregating
6574,000, will be added to working capital
,
'
This
corporation
on
diesel
April
22
truck
announced
and
loads
tractor
legal
at
it
has
developed a new
powerful enough to
series,
speed
limits
over
any
road
.
Elliott G. Ewell, Vice-President-sales, said the new highway trans¬
port series, called the G models, have been .tested in actual opera¬
tions for over u year, and are .now in lull.-production:'
•Of cab-oyer-engine design,
the new tractor series is available in
•lght different four-and six-wheel models und can be used as straight
trucks, or as tractors with any combination of full- or semi-trailers
—V.
189,
p.
1348.
& Co.
—V.
•
that
for
the
quarter
ended Feb.
28.
Lynch,
189,
Net
profit
the second quarter of its fiscal year, net income, i after
provision for
Federal income taxes, was $161,500. as compared with
$149,889 for the
corresponding quarter of the. preceding fiscal year.
For the six months ended Feb. 28, 1959, net income
for Federal income taxes, was $312,399 compared with
,
p.
Harold A.
Goldsmith
find Executive
Record
and,
Herbert
Vice-President,
Herz
have
been
elected
President
year's
$2,301,800 in 1956. compared with $1,792,839 in
Net worth increased to $835,197 from the
$698,104 figure of the
year.
.
1957.
prior
At
sales
net.
Jan.
31,
was
financing
The
company.
v-Ay
••
,
arrangements
being
now
negotiated.
registration
statement
filed
with
Merrl(t
interest
SEC
the
on
^
;
as
189,
1468.
p.
to
certain
Effective—
-
Instruments will, issue
in
of
7
'•
its
4'7
exchange
636.399 shares* of its
cumulative preferred
for
the
stock.
stock and
common
stock,
shares of
925,167
($25
series, 1959
Metals
Controls
&
.-.7/7-,-v
t
f '
additional shares of Tl common stock have been listed with the
Stock Exchange. Metals & Controls stock certi icates luay
York
exchanged- for Texas Instruments certificates at Registrar & Trtihs*
Co.. 50 Church Street, New York 7, N. Y., the New York agent for
common stock.
V.7--.;
It is planned not to list the TI preferred shares on the
Exchange.
See
also.V. 189, p. 1796.
•<
Miami 'Extruders, Ind7* Miami, ■ Fla^
^
'
Registers Pro* '
----v
posed Offering With SEC—
This ^corporation,wltk i>fffces at^7575; N;-37^ Ave:7Mianii7 Fia7
'
y-
named
below
conditions
'•:
filed
.
set
registration statement,with ,iiie SEC
a
375.000 shares of
7'-l'i":' ''7;
Aetna
Securities
common
Corp.
stock,
;
*
and
on April 17, 1959, covering
offered for public sale through'
to be
Roman
Johnson.
The offering is to be
-c made, at-$3
per share,-with a 42 cents per share commission tc* the
4.000 >7 underwriters. ;•:
4
Lee Higginson Corp
4,000 .The company is engaged in the manufacture of aluminum extrusions.
Laurence M. Marks & Co.— 4,000 /
Of (he net proceeds of the stock sale, $160,006 is to be used topur- t,
H. M. Payson.&'Co.—
.4,000
chase an additional aluminum press,, plus-$40,000 lor leasehold
Improve- G. H. Walker & Co.——— 4,000
ment to install such machinery: $30,000 for
the'purchase of collateral
8,667
&
Shares.
•.
_
equipment to supplement the company's other two-
achieved
were
the
the-next .three months,
' -7
8.8'<
it
,
all
after
announced
was
charges,
including
presses; and; during
larger aluminum, billet inventory /
for the retiremeht of- bank
,
a.
anticipate increased production; and
loans, inciuxed. to -tncrqase inventories.
7
April 20.
on
$105,000-for.
to
record sales in its fiscal year ended Jan; 31,
up
year,
The' company
134,500
all
taxes on
from the $1,049,033
See
has
are' owned
American
including income from leased departments rose to a
a
gain of 7.9';
over' the preceding
1959,
total
*7"
current
;
'
assets
outstanding
by- R.
W.
Van
;7,/.
'
262,500
Dette,
.
:
7 r/-7
■
common
-
"-tJj
shares,,
President,
and
.which r;;:
of.
Dr:
Maxwell
v,'■
and
accounts
a
unearned
to
Soe
-
189,
last
31
'
tion
'
the
\
for-a
corporation reported first quarter, earnings
$317,900 in the first 1958 quarter.
Sales were
less
than
first
$7,015,600
the
E.
Wolfson,
the
quarter
in
the
year-earlier
company's Ahlberg bearing
amount
of
Chairman,
of
the
said
former
that
$336,900; up
$6,620,800, com¬
the
bearing
which
sold
its
sales
difference
division's 'sales
in
was
said
See
Marine
This
that
SEC
t&
Midland
covering
this
to
.60
cents
share
a
564,564
shares
than the 521,282 '
on
when
earn¬
>
for
7 ■"-
14C9.
p.
granting a request of this
April 28. 19597 to June 10.
proposal
subsidiaries,—V.;
American
to
Middle
ol
certain
189,
pp.
South
to
1575. and
1959,* of
a
plan,
adopt
918.'
r
'
7
r 'Tvre,
common
•
.
corpora¬
key employees of the
company
:
;
Gas Light Co.—Intercompany transactions
7'-
..
Natural
Gas
Co.
above.—V.
7:'-V 7 v7";";:,:
189,
i.-
1575.
p.
85
company reported on April 16, net income of $5,946,784
cents a common share, for the first quarter of 1959.
•:In -the comparable
period last year, the automatic
turer earned $4,277;927, or '61 cents a .share.
*; * *
^
at
share
tne
end
earnings
of
are
based
the
respective
1959. and 6,959,758 shares on
First
quarter
sales
were
on
niimber
the
periods:
March
6,992,063
31,
$84,263,461,
1958.
of
controls
7t.
*
compared
.
shares
shares
.
with
the first quarter last year.-
" tl
'
v
t" "
outstanding
on
-
equal
manufac¬
-
March
>
-
.
$73,165 631
31
,
*
in
'
Expands Computer Division—
Corp.—Registers for Rights Offering
subscription by holders, of. outstanding
to
Per
the
April 17 filed a registration statement with the
465,000 shares of common stock. The company proposes
stock
189.
Inc.-—Hearing Postponed—
7 Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Earnings Up
This
company
is establishing fully staffed
Datamatic Division in five American cities, to
corporation on
offer
above.—V.
Co.
1349.
p.
*
the
Ahlberg division had been sold at a
profit, as had several small buildings no longer needed in operations
since expansion of capacity with modernization- of
machinery'at the
company's major plants in the past two years.—V. 187, p. i315.
Orders booked in 1958 amounted to $2,803,000, as against $2 277 000
The backlog on Jan. 1, 1959 was $1,560,000 as
compared with
on Jan. l, 1958.
189,
Intercompany trans¬
7;
order
an
the
—
This
equivalent
outstanding at March 31, 1959. which was 8.3'; more
shares outstanding at the close of the initial 1958 period,
ings were equal fo 61 cents a share.
/•
Wolfson
above.—V:
*
1958.
in
1958.
were
Gas
stock :options
Approved— :
included
later
issued,
Milwaukee
of
period,
division,
has
granting
Maremont Automotive Products, Inc.-—Earnings
Up—
This
of
Co.
postponement' from
hearing wpoir
for
and
with
Natural
American
The EEC
reserve
totaled $2,776,514
1796.7
p.
Gas
Middle South Utilities,
•
service charges*
year earlier.—V.
Natural
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Co.
"t :7'
"v.
actions Approved—
$11,908,692. as ,7
"/V";;/-
amounted
against $6,893,211.
as
against $2,796,598
Howard
'
fer
TI
stock
common
Controls Corp.—Merger
shares
value*,
New
be
-v
merchandise inventory was listed at $5,169,587 at Jan.
against $3,969,138 on Feb. 1, 1958. Accounts receivables ( less
volume
•
3
131,374
par
annual meeting
the
;
Fen-
$3,809,821
for doubtful
In 1957.
/
The
$1,078,000
During 1958, Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc., enlarged the total production
0t Its New York headquarters by 50'; and doubled itsengineering
SEC.
Merger of.this ccrporation into Texas Instruments Inc. became effec*
"
■
compared with $9,948,791 at the end of the previous fiscal year.
Total
current
liabilities
were
$2,098,871
against
$3,055,580.
Net
working
Mr.
Sales totaled
1
;■
,
Hornklower & Weeks...,—
$42,654,510 for the year,
volume of $39,529,035.
*,
Earnings
earnings of $142,483, up 5l'v
from the $94,184 of 1957.
Were reported for 1958.
Earnings per share rose 11 Vac to a new high
Cf 33c, a 53increase over the 21)*jc
per share earnings of the previous
the
said Merritt's decision was based on
change in the company's plans for use of
a
tive.-on April ...17.;
'
Total
record
respectively.
net
with
March
Consolidated; G4s Co.—^Intercompany iraris-»
"tt7v.7V--7A-^'-7- *
pared
-
in
President,
N. Greenhouse, a director.
income amounted to $1,142,366, an increase of 8.8';
the deduction of the special item, in the
preceding, year. Share
earnings were $2.24 this year and $2.07 last year, based oh the average ,;'L v, Micltigatt
number of shares outstanding, Sol Mangel. President/said in the annual !
action's. Approved— 7'.:
report to stockholders. "
from
706.
Magnetic
Amplifiers,
Inc.—Goldsmith
PresidentSales and Earnings Show Gain—Backlog Rises-
7;
before
after provision
$296,213 for the
Corresponding period of the preceding fiscal year.—V. 189.
for
other
Metals &
36,000 shs.
.
1575.
p.
early
Harvey,
6 Scott.—V.
476,500 shs.
authorized
the
subject
are
8,667
Pierce,
The corporation
and earnings
as
1959,
the
The
Mangel Stores Corp.—Reports Peak Sales—
Madison Square Garden Corp.—Earnings Higher—
announces
increase
stock
& Smith Inc
New
Sell
had provided: for the possible sale of up to 621,353 shares' Of i„>
the 1,030,504 shares of New York'Ship stock held by Merritt-Chapman "
1,095,000
obligations of the underwriters
Inc
filed
E.
as
March
other series may be issued sub¬
as to aggregate
stockholders at
Kidder, Peabody & Co.— 8,666
Hayden, Stone & Co
4,000
capital
The corporation
the
to
Shares
Merrill
1959
pull the heaviest freight
Cjstem In America.
$1,500,000
40,000 shs.
or
purchase contract:
G. Becker
A.
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Introduces New Diesel Truck—
Weight-reduced
well
of
each
y
common
to
In the light of these changed conditions, Mr.
Harvey said,
considers retention of the New York Ship stock as in. the best
,
500,000 shs. ;
proposal to
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
forth,
Corp.-—Not
Scott
&
*
"'""'r'77
business
Outstanding
'
•
May 12, 1959 a
750,000 shares.
1796. '
p.
from any sale of New York;Ship shares.
reappraisal also took into account, he said, Merritt's increased
in the first quarter and prospects for the entire year 1959,
The
operates
FINANCING
,
value)
"(There will be submitted
'
^
the proceeds that would result
Maine
hydro¬
$5,452,000 '/
these series
of
letter, of notification with the SEC
a
Shipbuilding Shares— 7." V ''.7.'7!i
common
due
($50 par value.)
par
13 filed
of
(par
several-factor;;; including
trust
3V
principal amount.
ner
100,000
(incurred
PRESENT
1985 *
to
own
88,056 shares, or 55, of which Chester W. Lytie, of Albu¬
querque, company President,
owns
36,480 shares.
Lytle Corp. is a
BCientific and engineering corporation organized in 1950 by Lytle.
TO
1969—'
4.75';
stock
-
7-^
corporation • on A'pril- 22.;arinbunced - its intention: not to; sell
portion of its stock interest in New York Shipbuilding Corp;,
said that action has
been
taken to withdraw
the registration
any
ject to restrictions contained in Mortgage without limit
for
that the holders thereof may be free, at some future
time, to distribute said 160,000 shares.
EFFECT
collateral
3.35?;
•Additional
Randolph Street, Chicago, filed
on
April 16, 1959, covering
public sale at
614 per share through an underwriting group headed by Joseph Walker
& Sons and Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.
The underwriting
Commission is to be $1.35 per share,
:;T 7r7-777
Chares of stock
and
Preferred stock,
SEC—
SEC
GIVING
and
debentures
tComnion
With
with
common
1980
3r!or'
2492.
p.
Corp.r-Sales and Earnings—-
statement
per
due
mortgage
bonds
187,
the
of
Authorized
•First,
...
and live seven-
""-This
ag¬
paid
five eight-yard Rex mixers
•
Texas
CAPITALIZATION
Parker &
Vercoe & Co
Lytic Corp.—Registers
ft
Hammill
Shearson,
,...
Co
stock
$53,*875,490.—-V. 189,
as
been
have
.',..7..77-7
preferred dividends, the earnings per share were. 53c on 4,378;525
shares, the average outstanding during this comparable periotf.
sales for the 12 weeks of 1959 were $69,300,199, including, from
dales of acquisitions, sales of new companies acquired since the first
of
the year.
Net sales for the corresponding period in 1958 were
stock to the' public in April, 1947.
share were paid from July 1, 1955
to July 1, 1957; 28 cents per share from Oct. 1, 1957 to April 4L, 1958, *
and 29 cents per share from July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1959.
On April 1, ;
1959 ft dividend of 30 cents was paid.
7
;
'
since
year
th»
during
Net
7777''
'
$750,000
.
common
and
company
Vehicle Fleet— ~
about
After
its subsidiary '■
consolidated operating revenues
of $4,709,693 and consolidated
income of $748,509, equal after preferred dividends, to $1.55 per
the
EARNINGS—For
April
on
5,000. shares
Mead
30 miles
and
investing
Earnings for the 12 weeks endedd March 22, 1959, amounted to
$2,669,184, equal, after preferred dividends, to 54c per share on the
4,863,160 common shares, the average outstanding during the period.
This compares with $2,373,816 for the 12 weeks ended March 23, 1958.
northeastern'- Maine
in
is
--i
,
of¬
purchase,
generation,
the
an area about 120
Penobscot
Counties
to the Canadian border.
The company's subsidiary,
Brunswick Electrical Power Co., Ltd., is primarily a
New
7"
'
preferred stock (par $50) and 5,000 shares
$1) to be offered in units consisting of one
share
of preierred -and one share of common at $60 per unit.
No
underwriting is involved.
' '77-. " -'
.-=7
"■
The proceeds are to be used to liquidate obligations.—-V. 187, p. 1651.
and
and
Rex mixers,
company
of;common
purposes.
Aroostook
it
reports
Mcrritt-Chapman
BUSINESS—Company i.;
of electricity, serving
end
due '
Mayfair Markets, Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
The
the books closed.
sale
above.
...
field, the company's products
business machines, airlines, in¬
manufacturing industries.—V. 188,
proceeds from the sale of the common shares
applied by the company toward the payment of bank loans
gregating $1,200,000
on
March 31,
1959 which were incurred
in
loan
general .corporate
for
Foster, President,
covering
PROCEEDS—Net
wide
bank
outstanding
on
available
be
Supply-Corp.
vehicles in operation.—V.
300
(par $7) at a
price of $23.50 per share was made on April 23 by an
underwriting group jointly managed by A. G. Becker &
Co. Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; and
Kidder, Peabody & Co. This offering was oversubscribed
construction
pay
they will replace older vehicles: in others they will represent addi¬
tions, to,, the fleet,
■';*■
v*^"-7
1
Maule operates one of the largest fleets in Florida, with more tham
fering of 50,000 shares of common stock
and
K.
power,
electrical
and
Public
Maine
to
will
eases
military
the
automotive,
the
used
balance
yard Rocket mixers; 10 Reo 14-yard dump trucks: 13 Chevrolet pick-up.
trucks, and 20 automobiles for sales personnel ard staff/ '",
Seme are already in use, while others are still- oil order.
In some
2247.
p.
12,000
15,000
13,000
Jackson
Curtis
terms
1796.
Hospital
corporation
ten seven-yard
-
Bache
for each
declared that the company's equipment order
includes lour 22-ton end-dump Euclids; 20 Reo mixer trucks, including
'
'
Besides
are
American
The
corporation primarily manufactures static inverters to replace
rotary machinery in jet planes, conventional aircraft and missiles.
They have wide application for Jet aircraft ignition starting systems,
instrumentation and missile power supplies.
**
dustrial
be
Any
next two months to modernize and expand Its vehicle fleet.
thousand cycle frequency
in electroluminescent or
up
to
lamps.
Quarterly dividends of 27 cents
Shares
Francis I.
to
share
new
one
and'underwriting
Maule Industries, Inc.—To Expand
•
.
by
The
number
the
and
underwriter
each
of
rate
static
a
of
devised
either of them to the
induce greater brightness
jack
neded
range
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
subscription'price
Co.r3-Pr6po'sed^ Exchange;,
feature of the corporation's inverter is its versatility.
battery current or 60 cycle house current as a power
DC
use
can
source
known
main
apparatus
significant
will
1962.
;
Sec
high frequency power inverter
system built to achieve the
the electronics specialist firm has
no
moving parts, uses no vacuum tubes, -has no contacts to wear
out, requires virtually no maintenance, and has an almost unlimited
life expectancy.
It is known as a solid state data display system.
Use
of
the
static
inverter, a
device which converts DC current
to
AC,
solves one of the basic
problems which had long baffled
engineers seeking to improve the brightness ol static lamps. Until
now,
there had been no efficient means ol inverting current
fre¬
quencies for this purpose.
The inverter permits stepping up of current frequencies. to levels
ranging from 2,000 td 10,000 cycles.
This is approximately 35 to
175 times greater than the regular powerline frequency of 60 cycles*.
A
as
effect.
30,
purposes.—V. 189, p.
"area light" similar to that which comes
«
'
v- •
Amplifiers, Inc., has resulted in a level of
brighter than heretofore obtained with static
times
ten
$9,000,000
Sept.
.
Magnetic
device
lamps.
served
B-2
basis.
at
1959,
The
spread
from
.
of
•
lighting
from
the traditional glass envelope.
It does
bulbs, tubes, shades, louvers and accessories, furnishing
glareless, evenly
the sky.
a
is
light
electroluminescent
or
frees
with
away
class B-3
ehare
held.
supplied by amendment. The "First Boston? Corp:,. Eastman y' ;
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., 'Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,- Inc?, - and Granbery, Marache & Co. are listed as the principal underwriters." - "•
in
conditions
which
the
stock
stock, each, subclassit'ication consisting of 66,360 shares.
The
only difference in these subclasslfications is in the date on
Which they become convertible
into class A stock on a share-forsubclassified
is
12,
May
(hen
Marine
Midland
owns
substantially all the ^'capital stocks 'of ll:',
banks-or trust companies, which are engaged hi a general commercial ' ■
.
computers
banking business and serve 93- communities'in New* York through5189
and
other
been achieved«>■»' banking .offices. It functions primarily as a controlling stockholder
i;"
of its constituent banks, and as-such supplies its banks with various "
by this corporation it was announced on April 22. The development
services.- -''V
makes the use of static light more practical and brings considerably
Of
closer the day it will be a standard item for home use.
the net proceeds of
1. .
the proposed stock .sale, it is anticipated 7**
for the presentation of information
devices offering visual data displays, has
light
j,
HCl&ss B stock
record
be
to
use
electric
B stock.
•
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
.
significant advance in the field of electroluminescence, permitting
of the new light source in daylight and brightcrrthan-day--
A
the
adjacent
class
of
conversion
for
54
and
of
shares
are
be
Outstanding
Authorized
pfd.
non-cum.
an
20
"
company
Contracts
Class
"
\;-7'77'7"'7
New Development Announced— 7,, 7 7'77''7*
equipment, 'to
4%.
stock
the firm is exploring the possibility of acquiring
to complement its product line and operations, it was
present,
At
space.
was
large
other
and
•
.
(1930)
10
.(
branch
offices
of
its
support accelerated sales
,
(Continued
on
page
50)
" 1
Number 5841
189
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.'■•V
DIVIDENDS
'•
Dividend announcements
nounced
first
the
In
from
are grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
during the current week.
Then
follow with
we
Share
Con pan v
M.
_
Air Reduction Co.. Inc.,
4.50%
Akron
preferred
Brass
Alabama
Corp.
American Enka
American.
6-
5
Furniture
5
5-18
10c
6-
1
5-15
6-15
6-
6-23
35c
6-
(quar.)
5-15
5-
G-20
A
•
,
;■
1
5-28
6-15
0-12
6-
(quar.)
1
5-
dividend
Aztec Oil & Gas
6-
1
5-
Corp.,
1
5-
6-1
5-
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
5-
1
35c
5-
1
4-10
50c
6-12
50c
5-
...6-12
5-
5-
1
5-13
5-15
5-15
5- 8
55-
1
Gale
1
series
5-22
G-19
>5-28
5%
6-
5-
1
5%
15c
1
5-
14c
G-
1
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
Power
&
Light,
G-15
66-
4.75%
preferred »quar.)
Tobacco, common
preferred (quar.)
G-
1
1
One
5-16
6-
5-18
$1.183A
Boston Fund
fquar.)
from invest,
(quar.
y
Oil
Ltd.
5-
6-30
7-
7M?c
Brockton
Brown
Edison, 6.40% preferred
Company (quar.)—
Browu
&
(quar.)
...
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 -pl'd.
California-Pacific
Utilities,
(quar.
common
Cement,
Ltd.,
preference
Vinegars,
(quar.;——
common
(quar.)
125c
Ltd.
Steel,
.
-
,
Canadian
International
Investment
common
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred .fquar.).
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
Co."
West
Belt Co.,
Chase Fund
Cleveland
Public
com.
(quar.)—
new
(initial)
common
Alkman-Corp.
5-15
Collyer Insulated Wire Co.
Industrial
1
5-15
4-30
5-
5-
5-
-
5- 1
25c
5- 4
8
Foundation
(9c
Fund
6% pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
International Utilities Corp.
preferred
Cochenour-Wilians
Gold
Mines, Ltd.
(s-a»
Conduit
4-
12c
12c
Jones
National,
Consolidated Theatres Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
412c
Consolidated
(quar.)
Electrodynamics (quar.).
Consumers
Glass,
Consumers
Water
Continental
Ltd.
(quar.)
(stock
(Me.)
American
(Wilmington,
Del.)
Life
Ltd.
1
5-
1
5-29
4-30
3-
~
-;
„
<
5-15
.
4-30
From net
.
*
,
::
75c
Vllbiss Co.
(stock dlvid. subject to stockholdera. approval).
1 "
G-15
933ic
7-15
15c
-
*6-1
25c
6-15
5-15
Gamble
L'Alglon Apparel Inc.
6- 5
7-
3
Stock
100%
5-13
.
5-
1
'
13c
'
.<
-
5-
1
4-15
5-15
4-30
7e
3-15
4-24
5-25
5-
20c
6- 5
5-22
81%c
(quar.)...
7
4-20
5-15
0-15
7-1-
$1
6-
2
Stockholders
of
the
30c
7-15
6-30
Petrolltc
7-15
6-30
Pfizer
7-15
6-30
4%%
1
50c
7-1
5-29
5-14
24c
11-16
11- 2
G-
6-15
5-29
5-12
1
5-22
5-
8
5-
8
6-1
5-8
(quar.)
$1.17%
$1.12%
6- 1
6- 1
5-
8
3-
8
$1.15
6- 1
5-8
(quar.).^
approve
preferred
Circle
1
5-
1
6-
5
6-
1
5-
8
•
.
4-21
6-
5
0-
5
25c
6-15
6-13
G- 1
5-
1
3-11
5-
4
5-13
4-20
5-1
6-4
6-1
0-1
6- 3
3-15
5-15
4-22
$4
—
w—;
Corp.
3-15
(Pa.)—
$1
•
—
(quar.)
Corp....
-
& Co.
held
share
——
preferred
Pope
Talbqt,
preferred
&
Potash
Co.
Potomac
Gas
Inc.,
of
common
35c
(quar.)
25c
America
Electric
Growth
5-
8
5- 8
5-22
4-30
4-30
5-15
61c
GHac
1$3
0- 4
0- 1
6-30
6- 1
6- 4
7- 1
5-25
5-
15c
35c
120c
—
9- 3
4-16
G-15
5-15
45c
(quar.)
Power,
common
iquar.)—
(quar.)
30c
—
2.16%
Putnam
-7%c
15c
5- 8
10c.
(quar.)—
Corp.
preferred
13%c
91'Ac
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Steel
Portsmouth
-
(quar.)
Natural
Pioneer
$1
•
•
preferred
(s-a)
Fund
3-LI
5-18
5-
5
3- 5
5-29
5
6-12
7-
.
——
-preferred (quar.)
Price Bros. 4c Co., Ltd.,- 4%
6-26
-
split
stock
Philadelphia Warehouse & Cold StoragePhiladelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
2.44%
6- 1
Co.—
two-for-one
a
6-
50c
common
(Charles)
5%
G- 2
1
6- 1
$1.01
(stock split)—
Two additional shares (33%c par) for each
6-30
5-29
$1.10
92%c
Common iquar.)
Perfect
6-13
(quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp.
5-15
3-25
(quar.)
preferred G'(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power •& Light
1
7-15
—
4.60%
6-26
6-
3-29
(quar.)
preferred D
preferred B
preferred F
25c
25c
3%
40e
6-15
6-15
...
(quar.)
common
preferred B
preferred C
$1.06%
$1.25
9334c >
$1
$1.10
60c 1
7- 2
45c
—
(quar.)
Coal,
4.40%
4
6-
122%c
(quar.)
4-22
5-1
6-
....
4-20
5-
22c
160c
Quaker City Insurance Co
Quaker State OH Refining
(increased)
GOc
25c
120c1
15c
6- 2
7-
1
6-15
5
5-20
5-
6-24
5-29
5-2G
10c
12VaC
Inc.
(quar.)
Cow (quar.)
(reduced)
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
(quar.)
Rohm <fc Haas Co., common
(quar.)
Rayonler,
Drug
Rochester Transit Corp.
5-11
4c
50c
50c
$1
115c
10c
4% preferred A (quar.)—
Royal Oak
Dairy,
Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
Ryan -Aeronautical-, (quar.)
12c
6-
1
5-
6-29
1
5-11
15c
25c
stock
split
ject to stockholders approval—
Two-and-a-half-for-one
4-30
21c
4-30
50c
——
6-40
S &, W Fine Foods.
3-11
$1
IYjc
10c
t$1.75
5-
1
4-22
6-
5
5-25
5-15
6-
1
55-
1
1
-1
5-15
10c
6-
5
5-20
50c
6-
1
5-15
125c
6
2
Lexington Trust Fund 8hares
»
6-
5-15
4-30
50c
6-10
12%%
—
*
7- 2
11c
dividend
-
Sabine
Royalty
4%
(s-a)
San Jose Water Works,
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass—
'
New common (initial quar.)
5-15
20c
(quar.)
convertible
5-29
Candy Shops (quar.)
(James) & Sons
4-30
5-1
5-15
Co.
Lees
4-30
5-15
37!iic
6-
(quar.)—
Leece-Neville
1
5-15
fiicl Gas, Inc. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
5
15c
(reduced)—
Laura Sccord
5-15
G-
6-13
31c
593»c
Fund
Robinson
preferred
5%
5-15
Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
I
^
Investment Trqst Bhares—
shares
6-
4-18
6'Ac
3-136-
3
5-15
0-
1
5-15
0-1O
5-18
6-
3-
8
0T 1
5-
8
5%3
4^24
3
3-15
6-
1
sub¬
6-19
,
9-29
,
investment income—
class A
5-29
4-30
Penn
8-
5-15
Quarterly
Knox Corp.,
6-15
5-11
8-14
5-15
—
1
8
25c
.
55-
25c
(quar.).
5-13
6-10
5- 1
-
(quar.)„™u
25c
(qviar.)
Ccrp.
5- 6
5-15
' 35c
(quar.)
v
Street
Marine
1
1
25c
6-
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
:
—
Kings County Trust Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
4-20
$17Vic
(quar.)
4-30
$1
50c
-4-30
•
Keystone Income Common Stock Fund
(Series S-2)—
4-23
1
40c
(Increased)
interest
5-15
5■
K
Day-Brite Lighting iquar.)
Beneficial
6-15 v.
10%
Corp., common (quar.)
33i% preferred (quar,)
Co;p.
4-27
6-* 1
Co.
Dana
Detroit Steel
7-17
1
Co.
8-
6-1
25c
5-11
5-15
6-
—
4-22
6-12
6-
—
5- 1
5-15
25c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
& Lamson Machine (quar.)..
0-17
15c
6- 1
0-12
75c
—...
"
G-15
6^ L~
tTN/iC
dividend)—
Insurance
■;Cribben <fc Sextoh Co.—'
*
;
4,/3% convertitie preferred
"*
40c
tlOc
(quar.)
Cosmos Imperial -Mills,
5-
5-20
1
7- 1
from
Kelsey-IIayes Co. (quar.)
Kennametal, Inc. (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Kctchum & Company (quar.)
-Keystone Custodian Flinds: Keystone Income Fund (series K-l)—
From net investment income
5-15
5-15
,
5- 8
7-
63%c
(quar.)
Page-IIershey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
6%
Iron Fireman
5- 6
1
+15c
Diocesan
1
.7- 1
,
12c
Ltd.
De
3
6-
16c
;
(monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
1
6-15
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd
4-24
31'Ac,6-' -»"'
Colorado Central Power Co.
Pacific
Rexall
(quar.)
0-
$1.75
10c
$1.1834
(quar.)
3- 8
115c
(quar.)
31'Ac
$1.25
(s-a)—
1
prior preferred (quar.)...
Paramount Pictures Corp.
(quar.)
Peerless Insurance Co. "(New Hampshire)—
Quarterly
34;%c
Enterprises
9-15
6-
(quar.)
preferred B
"4.70%
—
9-15
6-15
$20c
*
William
4%
(Mich.)—
Breweries, Inc.
6- 1
1
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Peabody
24c
.shares
25c
9c
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., common
4%% preferred A (quar.)
a.
—
5-
plus
Leather .'quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Product Line Inc.
4.05%
30c
(quar.)
5-157
$1.08%
Income
profits
Ohio
5-18
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
5%
Pliarinacal
4-30
5-19
-4-24
-
Oak
a
i
5-25
5-15
5-11
1
—
0-15
0-
1
6-
(quar.)—
25c
5-20
4.50%
Finance Corp., common
1
0- .6
6- 1
6-10
t22l'uc
i$1.25
common
1
5-
0-29
:
International Textbook
8
5-
6-1
25c
(initlal-quar.)i._
basis.
International Paints
-20c •'
on
5-
1
6- 1
3.70%
10
1
6-
6-27
$1
15c
6-
1
$1.37'a
(quar.)
June
on
6-
35c
35c
5-15
6-
investment income plus a distribution of
13c from securities profits)—,
4-30
8714c
pfd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% preferred (quar.)
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
North Shore Gas (111.)
(quar.)
Northeastern Water, $4 prior pfd. (quar.)..
Northern Oklahoma Gas Co. (quar.)
.r.
—
8
5-25
X
5-5
J4c
—....
Institutional
5
5-29
6-
6-1
40c
—„
34c
5-29
"
3-24
75c
(stock dividend)
Inland Steel Co., new common (initial quar.)
Institutional Securities, Ltd.—
1
3c
(reduced quar.).
Commonwealth Natural Gas
5-
5-15
50c
5-15
5-8
112%c
tl'ZV^c
Quarterly
6-18
5-14
4
6-24
(quar.)..
—__2
(quar.)
5- 1
;
0- 5
Norwich
6-1
(quar.)—
;
5-15
a-i5
Common
i
0-10
Inc.—
5
20c
A
3-29
0-10
•
6- 1
4.92%
(quar.)
Ltd
Corp.,
International
1
—
Co.
0- 1
6-13
One
conv.
American
6-18
40c
(from invest, inc.),,
Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
Special gtd. -.(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.).:—
Tea
:
40c
four
Industria Electrica de Mexico, S. A.—
American shares
5-20
6-
1
1
6-30
•
Chemical Corp.—
Co.
Quarterly
6-
6-15
5-
4-23
25c
■
Illinois Central RR. Co.
5-15
6-10
6-30
*
5-
6-21
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Hugoton Production Co. (quar.)
8
6-30
15c
&
<fc
6-
25c
5-5
1
6-
3%% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
5-15
G-
1
1
6-
5-15
6-20
•-
G-
$1.50
1st
Household
5-15
i,
6-19
4-30
——
5-15
5-29
45c
$1.12'/a
.
(quar.)
(s-a)
(Eoston)
1
5-15
$1.23
Service
5-29
5-29
4-30
7-
proposal to split the com. on
Hotels
5%%
5-22
.$1
preferred (quar.)
Vermont
5-29
6-10
44c-
4%
Central Louisiana Electric,
5-15
6v.
1
6-30
5-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
*4%% .preferred (quar.).,
Hires (Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
Hookelr Chemical Corp., com. (quar.)
$4.25 -preferred (quar.)^—.—■
Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
6-19
G-
5%
5-20
6-
20c
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Mines,
directors
G-IO
1
5-20
stock
com.
Dredge & Dock Co.
two-for-one
Hilton
4-30
•;
7--2"'-
6- 1
GOc
—
.
Service,
1
6-15
50'Ac
_
(quar.)
Public
1
1
6-10
year-end dividend of
a
(A.) & Co., 5%%
Hazeltine Corp.—
Stockholders will vote
1
6-
G-
40c
*.
preferred (quar.)
Foundry, com._(lncreaseti-quar.)
$5 preferred
Central-Illinois
6-
40c
.
Pacific
Harris
1
6-15
$1.25
Carborundum
Carrier
&
5-
6-15
Hoc
—
G-15
27c
1
4-30
York Air Brake
(quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
5-15
6-30
1
Cement
<"
6-30
J0*
New
6-10
35c
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
Trust,
—
Nazareth
5-15
75c
preferred (quar.)
Co., 7% preferred A
v
4-21
6- 1
425c
415c
425c
$25C
(qua'r.)
Canadian Drawn
Ltd.,.
Canadian General Securities, Ltd., class A—
Class
B
_•
1
6-25
;
4-30
.
4-20
5-
Outboard
Hallnor
-
1
5-15
7MiC
.J*
90c
-National Steel <fc Shipbuilding Corp.—
6% preferred (quar.)
8
7-15
1$1.0G(h
;
of
5-
5-29.
-*
5-
4-20
25c
each
for
com.
conv.
5-15
6-15
:137^*c-
(quar.)—
com.
of
ah.
after
1
<
1
5-14
4&C
convertible
Lead
5-15
5-28
125c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V*%
1
$1.25
investment
realized
National Screw & Mfg.
5-
5-
net
fro/n
0-
-
(quar.)
National Drug & Chemical
Common
(quar.)a
'
1
132'iic •"-• <6-49-»•
———
Pour-dries, Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
held,
Atlantic
Class B
5-15
1
additional
from
$0,005
5-15
1
stockholders
common
Co.
5-15
1
150c
Common
5-15
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)
conv
Great Lakes
3
G-15
•
27e
Iron
2
G-%5
- -
25c
4-27
27%c
Co^~
5-15
40c.
>
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.40%
5- 5
1
;
4-28
3lc
(quar.)
5-
...
5-15
__—„
5-15
22VL>c
(quar.)_._
Chemical
National Distillers &
4-20
40c
:
:
6-
_
1
GOc
(quar.)
6-
15c
5-
38c
Great Northern Railway (quar.)
Great West Coal Co. Ltd., class
5-25
6-
6-
$1.60
.—
Sharpe (quar.)
30c
Buck Hills Falls (quar.)
15c
Burger Brewing (quar.)———25c,,"
5-15
Sl^c
scries
1956
Last payment was
50c in February
6-15
7-
125c
—
1
6^10
15c
-
(quar.)
$0,085
••
.;%•••
6-1
preferred
shares
Great
1
4-30
5-28
12c
4-7
6- 8
4-30
100%
Co.,
Mutual Investment Fund,
"
•
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (quar.)
6-20
•
Monsanto
Cement—
(G. M.)
Utilities
0-4
6-
-6-
62 (Ac
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mohawk Rubber Co. (quar.)..
$1.50
Into 1% shares.
5-18
54-15
income)
Bcwl-Mor Co., 30c pfd. (quar.)
Bristol Brass Corp. \quar.)
."British-American
e=:-1 *
30c
T5c
Bloch Bros.
1
5-, 1
6-15
5-29
25c
to
5-
to stockholders approval)
Castings Corp. (quar.)
„•
Telephone Co. of California—
5J.a%
1
36c
i
stock split subject
approval June 30
Glen Alden Corp.
1
6-15
$1.03;
(quar.)—,
com.
(quar.)_
2-for-l
5-15
56%c
(quar.)....
J
(quar.)
5-15
6-30
6-15
4-20
6-10
55c
...
Missouri
,
7- 2
4-30
.
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
time)
;
4-15
1
10c
(increased)
1
Name changed to Giannlni Controls Corp.
5-20
1
20c
20c
Portland
common
5-
37(aC
pfd.
4-24
5-
10c
5-
$1
this
at
5-15
20c
/
;r
Missouri Portland Cement
30c
A
5-26
30c
«...
;
Corp.,
National
payment omitted
6-10
10c
;
(s-a)
5-15
200%
...
Storage, class A
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Giannlni
5-20
Sl.OG'A
'
Cold
4-15
15c
5-15
7c
.....
preferred (quar.)
Genlsco, Inc. (quar.)—.
Georgia-Pacific Corp., com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
5
6-
$1.1844
series
5Va %
5-15
1
6-15
'
4-24
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4Va %
6-10
5-15
12(Ac
4-24
1
Funds—
......
preferred
General
G-10
G-
5-15
1
20c
General Steel
1
5-26
7-
135c
8
5-
$0.2156
.....
1
4-30
131'Ac
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common
-Class B
Corp.—
(Stock div. subj.
4-22
.6-
C-'l5.
;
$1.1844-
:
_
preferred
4(4%
1
6-15
125C
6-
2%
(quar.)..^,......
5-22
5-
1
25c
(3-a)-„
B
Mlhing
1
5-
$1.18%.
General Outdoor Advertising, (quar.).^
5-15
1
7-2
25c
....
—
6-
$1.15
(quar.)
General Builders Corp.—
...
_
Black Hills
4.20%
5v
Machine
&
46 preferred
Gar Wood Industries, 4%%
Gas Service Co.
(quar.)
5-28
6-19
180c
4-30
6-15
& Company—
$1.50
4-15
G'C
62'Ac
Gear
5-22
6-
125c
$1
—
8
6-15
75c
partfe. pfd.
$1.10
dividend)—
(stock
convertible preferred
(Common
4-15
25c
(stock dividend)—
Markets
Bros.
Bond
5-15
40c
(quar.)
6-15
6-
10%
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar,)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.
60c
"4-15
5%
—.
Giant
A
McCord
1
8
42'/aC
.....
5-15
2
$1.21
Extra
1
5-
30c
Fulton Market
'5- 6
.
5-1
5-
Corp. (quar.)
class A (s-a)
Freeport Sulphur Co. (stock dividend)
New common ;, (Initial)
5
5-
113BC
....
_
(quar.)—
B
Collins
5-29
5-29
20c
.....
1
7-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manitoba «fc Saskatchewan Coal—
•4-21
15c
——
Chain
5-
17(ac
(monthly)
Power
Income
5
10c
:
Stock
Burpe,
Minerals Co.
Franklin Custodian
1
6-
Mortgage Assn.
Works
(quar.).
Foole
4-30
'40c
_
Central
6-
1
t$l
:
B
5%%
1
5-
5-15
&;
Foote
1
1
40c
—
.
Food
...
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
(A. S.) Shoe, common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Beldlng Heininway, Inc. (quar.)
:
Bell & HoweH Co., new common (Initial)—
v
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)—.
! 4.75% preferred (quar.)™.
Bergslrom Paper Co., class A
4.50%
6-15
6-
f$2
-
Corp., 4% preferred
preferred (quar.)
4.G0% preferred (quar.)
!
4.75
preferred
(quar.).—
1.
6-
6-
21c
Beck
Central
,
—
Screw
System
6-
Ltd.—
Participating
683ic
——.
4.40%
"
(quar.i—
Lumber Co., Ltd.—
A (quar.)
4.80%
—
common
Macco Corp. (quar.)
Mahon (R. C.) Company
25c
(quar.)
series (quar.)
(Canada)—
1953
Fire Insurance
Florida
1
GOc
Commercial Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.).
of Canada Ltd.
(quar.)—
Bayuk Cigars
Central
5-
30c
(quar.)
10c
175c
Corp.,
Extra
Co.
common
preferred
Class
1;
6-
Carrier
Class
<fc
4-24
class A (init.)
Investment
MRA Holdings Ltd., 5%
Class
1
5-
r
60c
Barber-Ellis
4%%
5-
5-29
4
5-
General
5%
5-29
■„
5-15
Mcrse
First' Bank
5-25
6-1
...
$3.50
4%C
.
v-
6-
5-15
1
4-23
6-20
3c
common
4-30
50c
1
1
$1.08*4
,
-
preferred (quar.)
Houghton Fund "A"—
Ltd.,
tlOc
1
Fisher
1
6-
59c
(Quarterly from investment income)™™,
Ayrshire Collieries
(quar.)
1-
1
6-
1
50c
-
6'2%
Canada
5-
5-
5-
50c
Long view Fibre (quar.)
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quat.)_
6-
Federal
7
5-
GOc
—
Augusta Newspapers, class A
"A 0% preferred (quar.)—
$1.30
5-15
1
5-14
6-10
1
convertible preferred (quar.)
Lone Star Steel (stock dividend)
4-29
Holden
87%zC
4.84%
Lynch
1
'
(increased)
Federal National
G-10
5-16
30c
„—
;
Atlantic Steel, 7% preferred (s-a)
Atlas Brass Foundry (quar.t
5-
6-20
30c
series A
..pfd.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
Canada
4
100%
Bartlctt,
■
Payable of Rec.
to-
(quar.)
Lqnc Star Gas Co.,
6
43c
Co.
Investment,
Extra
*
40c
—
Canada
5-
55c
(quar.)
quarterly
Resumed
\
-
GOc
(quar.).
Asbestos Mfg. Co., $1.40 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line Co. (Conn.) (quar.).—
5%
5-
"
(quar.)
Arrowhead—Puritas Waters (quar.)—
Artesian
Water
Co. y (Del.),
common
6%
4-15
1
5-22
15c
Kessler &
Canadian
preferred
90c
Federal
5-20
—
Pipe & Construction
conv.
Class
5-
$1.50
$3
~ 35c
5»ni'/o
5
18'Ac
.
27%.c
Class
London
5-29
4334e
Fedders
5
5C
—
62%»c
Beaver
4-15
6-12
Fairbanks
4-24
6-10.
—-
;
4-30
•
subject
Lilly (Eli) & Co., class B (tjuar.)
Lincoln Printing Co., $3.50
pfd. (quar.)
Empire District Electric (quar.)
Equitable Gas, common (quar.)
4.36% preferred (initial)
4-24
5-25
:—
Bankers
Lockwood
10c
50c
....
Optional
5-15
5-25
preferred (quar.) —
:—
$2.36 preferred (quar.) ——x
$4.35',*
preferred (quar.)
....—..—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
——
Stock
4-15
$4
Associates
Auto-Lite
Electronics
'
$2.50
Axe
Electric
5
37 »4c
American Steel Foundries (quar.)
Apex Stieltlng Co. '.quar.)
Arizona Public Service, com. (quar.)—
$1.10 preferred (quar.) ——
Class
4-30
(s-a)
Utilities
approval)
dividend
When
r
Share
stockholders'
1
5-15
5-19
.
American
$2.40
6-
62VaC
common
American News Co.
■
6-26
22 %c
(quar.).......:™.:
5-
1
10c
*
Company
(stock
6-15
A—
Co.
Daniel
&
Increased
5-18
6-
quar.)—'—_
6-
25e
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5-15
12'ic
Hospital Supply—
(initial-quar.)
(Payment m&de following 3-for-l stk. split i
American Motors Corp.
(resumed)
w
1
62 %c
—
5-25
9c
...
Eastern
8
$1.12%
40c
American
■H Ne
Early
Per
Name of
-
,
t'3V,\c
..
5-11
(quar.)
incoinc)
class
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
Lily Tulip Corp.
(quar.)."
Ltd. (quar.)——.
Industries,
When
.
Share
;
(increased).—
Dulany (John H.) & Son, 6% pfd. A (quar.)
Duquesne Brewing (quar.)
4-30
(quar.)
(resumed
5-
1
(quar.)
Alpha Beta Pood Markets, Inc., com
5% preferred A <quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)—:
American Chain & Cable
6-
1
6-
115c
(quar.)
series (quar.)
'
,
(quarterly "
Inc.
Stores,
Driver-Karris
Holderr
5-25
9C
(quar.)...
Mfg. Co.——-——-—
Gas
6-
25c
..
——™'—
com.
1951
When
15c
(quar.)
Abbotts Dairies, Inc. (quar.)—,
Acme Industries (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
r., Inc.
Inc.
Payable of Rec.
Per
A.
,
Extra
a
Name of
Houses,
Doughboy
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
.
investment
net
Dobbs
Company
Investment Fund,
Dominion
A'Per:,
>k"';
Name of
Diversified
tables.
<1931)- 11
;.
5-27
50c
—
common
(quar.)
43A%
4-17
6-19
_
32VaO
preferred A (quar.)..
'
29lJc
4%% convertible preferred B (quar.)—291Jc
4.70%' preferred C (quar.)
29%c
4.70%
preferred D (quar.)..
—
291*c
5%% preferred E (quar.)
34AjC
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
10c
Scott Paper Co., common (quar.).
50c
$3.40 preferred (quar.)—
35c
$4 preferred (quar.)
**
Scotten Dillon Co. (quar.)
35c
Seaboard Finance Co., common (quar.)
;
25c
$5 Sinking fund preferred (quar.)
$1.25
$4.75 sinking fund preferred (quar.)
;
$1.18- 4
'
4-30
6-30
pfd. (quar.)
0-
1
5- 8
6-
5- *
6-
9-
8
0-
5-
8
6-
5-
8
6—
5-
8
5-28
5-14
6-10
9-15
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
5-15
4-27
7-10
6-18
7-10".
#-16
7-10
$-18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1932)
12
—
25#
Stock
-
(quar.)i
9-30
3#
9-10
7-
1
6-10
6-
5
5-22
15c
(quar.)—
5-25
4
5-25
5-
4
7-
15c
5-
0-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
American
4-27
4-13
$15c.
6-15
5-15
75c
6-15
5-15
(initial)
(quar.)
Gas, com*,
Stewart-Warner Corp.
preferred
Symington Wayne Corp.
new
25c
the
made
be
0-
1
1
5-15
May
5-15,
.
5-
6-10
33c
5-
6-15
1
5-
1
5-
5
5-
$105
share
per
into
4-15
4-30
4-15
$1
5-10
5-
15c
7-15
1
7-
to
1
Guarantee & Tiust Co.
Gas, $5.24 pfd.
preferred (s-a)
6%
preferred (s-a)
& Greenbush RE.
Trunkline
Twin
Gas,
Disc
$5
4-30
5-15
6-10
5-
6
25c
1
(quar.)
5-
6-15
5-25
5-15
4-30
5-
1
4-20
'
$3
5-
1
$3.13
5-
4-20
1
$1.75
_
6-15
4-20
6-
1
$1.25
6-15
5-29
$1
6-10
5-22
$30c
-
.
(quar.)—.
Class B
—
7-20
Chemical, 4Vi# pfd. (quar.)
on com. payment at this
Lines Co.
(quar.)
U/S. "Pipe"& Foundry
Corp.
4-15
preferred
5
5-
5
5-15
inc.
prcf, A (quar.)
prcf.' B (quar.)_
35c
convertible
5
5-15
6-
1
Artesian
6-10
5-15
,
1
6-
1
5-15
1
5-12
6-10
4-30
5-15
4-30
6-
4#
Water,
-
4.75#
5#
4-30
4-20
I.
(quar.)
32 ViC
90c
$1.50
Woodward
World
pfd.
—
Governor
(quar.)
(quar,)—.—
Publishing
-
$40c
50c
—T-
give the
we
25c
5-
6-30
eeks and not yet paid.
dends announced this
6-15
6-
-5-26
8
6-
5-
1
5-15
4-20
2
6-15
6-4
5-14
6-15
6-
1
previous
given
conv.
preferred
Steel Co.
Adams
'
mms-Millis
-\*»ro
(quar.)
271/aC
in
the
Corp.
Fund
(quar.)
of
dividend
Cortland
share
5Vi#
tlgoma
2
6-
4-30
4-14
payable in l/10th of
Line Co. $1 par for
preferred
a
Products
Common
Steel
Corp.,
Quarterly
20c
I
quar.)
iquar.)—
5-
1
4-17
5-15
4-2.7
5-20
4-10
*
Allied Control Co. (quar.)
I
___
III
IIIIIII
5-15
5-
4-30
-
1
5-
,
5-15
1
Auto
4-10
-
Class
4-28
4-
/
8
;; 5* 1
1
Camden
■6/6-
,
capital
1
1
4,
5r
It
4-
9
4-
»
;
5-1
50c
4-24
6-15,
I
5-21
-
$4.50
preferred
5-
4-
1
6-
1
6
25c
10-15#
t25c
5-
4-
6-
5-11
1
30c
,$25c
5-
6
1
6-15
6-30
5-29
Common
$1,371/2
5-
1
4-27
Common
ftac
6-
1
5-15
4#
4#
1
'
-
4-15
1.
;
5-5
5-
1
;
5-15
33 V
-
X
4-30
;•
4-30
'•
5-15
•/
4-30
#
-
4*30
3-15
V
5-15-'
32Vic
(quar.
#:
.5M5
31%c
35c
j
4-30
5-15
,
27 Vic
-
'
4-15
5-16//#5-1 ■>,
30c
quar.)™■
iquar.)..
'"
a c
4-30
331ic•
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-30
;.
5-15
4-30
"
'30c'
5- l
4-10
30c
31c
5- 15- 1
5- 1
; 5- 1
I
#:
..
.
8V,\c
—«
r
:1_———_1_
Mines
»45
34Vac
_:_1
33c.
Ltd.
40c
?50c
.$15c
$20c
;
Ltd., 6#
pref.
-*•
,,
,
4-10
4-101
4-10
4-28
4-305-r 1/
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
t8?4C
(quar.)—__
4-10
4-10
5-1
(s-a»'60c
Co.—:
3-27
4-14
4-30
4-30
4-30'!
4-30
6-30
5-1
4-ie
5-1,
4-24-
7- 2
4-30
r
5- I
6rJ5
Investment
preferred
Ltd., com. (quar.):___
Fund, Ltd,—:)■'#// •;
(quar. >
+10c
/
•
¥$1.25
.
preferred (quar.)
4.20#
preferred
$1.75
60c
$1.05
' 50c
25c
—:
(quar.)—
Celotex
5-22
4-30
4-16
.37'2c
4-30
4-16
5#
preferred (quar.)
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—5# pref. (quar.)____._
$$2.50
Central Coal & Coke (s-a)_-_—50c
15c
4-3C
4-16
Central
15c
4-30
4-16
—
Corp.,
Electric
&
$34 Vac
—
4-30
4-
1
Common
4-30
4-
1
Oommon
5-
1
Common
5#
5#
30c
1
5-
1
4-17
4-30
4-15
$1.12Vi
$1.12Vi
4-30
4-15
4-30
preferred A & preferred B
preferred A & preferred B
4-15
4.20#
preferred
Public
Central
Corp.
15c
4-30
$1.50
(quar.)
7-15
4-10
,
1
12-31
4-15
& Ohio RR.—
6-22
9-21
8-21
6-22
5-22
9-21
8-21
6-15
4-l»
6-12
6-12
4-20
4-20 '
4-
7
4-
7
6-19
4-13
4-30
4-13
25c
25c
25c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
6-19
9-21
12-21
8-19
9-21
12-31
5- 1
5-1
5- 1
5- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
$1
$1.05
20e
.___
8-10
9-10
12-10
6-10
9-10
12-10
4-10
(quar.)———
4-15
4-15
South
West
Corp.
(quar.)_M—
Pasco (stock dividend)
Aircraft Co.' (increased)
Ciiain Store Real Estate
Oil &
convertible
37#c
(quar.)__—_
(quar.)——_—
Trust
45c
5- 1
5-29
4-14
4-15
4-30
—10c
6-15
6-1;
5#
6-30
6-12
—
——50c
5-12
$15-1
iquar.)r
4-29
4-20
25c
75c
5- 1
6r 1
15c
Refining (quar.)
—
preferred (-quar,)—J—<—_
4-10
5-20
5-
60c
5-15
4-15
.
$1
4-30
8
5-
7- 2
_
$1
4-30
68:!ic
(quar.)—i—
Utility Corp.
Industries
Cerre de
Champlin
37Vic37 Vie
2
6- 2
4-15
Corp.—
convertible
preferred
Century
Cessna
'
2
6,
Securities
Central &
6-30 /9-30
5-15
5-15
6- 1
6-30
5-1
7- 1
7-1
5- 9
5- 9
4-30
4-30
4-15:
4-15
6-
4-30
(quar.)'
Central
5-15
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
5- 1
5# preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Cdrp. (quar.)
Central Power & Light, 4# pfd. (quar.)—
4-17
30c
(quar.)
5-
$1.12
(quar.)__
'
25c
(quar.)
5-20
3-31
;
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$34#c
4-10
—_———
(quar.)
Georgia Ry. Co.—
of
—-—:—
Gas.. common
preferred
$2.75
Central
(quar.)
(quar.):
common
10c
(quar,)™—.
(quar.).
5-
'
17Vic
4-16
(quar.)
(quar.)_i
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-
75c
5-22
5-1
Baltimore
4-17
6-
:c
20c
6-15
25c
7-15
.>3
(quar.)____
4-30
10-15
1
-
"\"
17 #c
1-15-60
8-
1
17#c
6#
Rubber
5-
$12V2c
$1.50
Baldwin
$1.75
—_
$1.50
4-15
7/
-
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
!
common
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
1
A
4-17
1
7- 2
5-1
7#
4-20
(quar.)
5-
4-10
5-
Carthage Mills (quar.50c
Carwin Company (quar.)—
5c '
Case (J. I.)
Co., 6Va # pfd. (quar.)ll:?ac
10-15
5-11
preferred
5-15
7- 0 r:
e-l#
ioc
preferred (quar.)____/
--}$2
Canadian Utilities, Ltd.,,4li# pfd; (quar,)/: ¥$1.06)4
5#
preferred (quar.)
$$1.25
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)—-—-.:
:—
'
40c
23 c
preferred
4-13
1
7*29
6-30
'"
10c
8#
1-15
1
6#
1
.
4- «
3,U-A
$l5c
$1.12Vi'v
4-2
1-15-60
,->■
6#
1
4-15
3-31
v/
4-29,
participating class A (quar.):_—$15c?
Participating preferred
iS3c
Life Assurance Co. (quar.$$1.15
Canadian Bronze Ltd./common
(reduced)—
?371,ic
$1.50
5-
5-22
"
60c
5#
7-15
?4c
J
Lima-Hamilton
lc
.
5-16
7-15
•25c
———_
preferred (.1947 series)
Baldwin Piano,
1
7$ 15c
Caterpillar Tractor/ common- (quar.).
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)
4j/2# preferred (huar.)
4V2#
1
5*
shnres"'i-__l--_—. /t8c
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd., common, (quar.T|20c
4#/
preferred
(quar,):—
?$1
■
:
common
4-14
5-
'•Special
Manufacturing Corp.
Mills,
4*15
$25c
$18c
Ltd.—
Insurance -Assn.
Soup
Canadian
Corporate title recently changed from Avco
Avondale
4-17
4-*T/>
.
5-11
Fund, Ine;—
gains plus 3c
preferred (quar.)'—>
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
Avnlon Telephone Co., Ltd/—
5Va# preferred (quar.)—
5j/2# preferred (1958 series)
(quar.)
1
i.
5# .preference (quar/)_,—__1—
t$1.25
Canadian Dredge & Dock Ltd, (s-a,• $65e
Canadian General Electric, Ltd. )quar:):__:
"i$2
0
,
Co., Ltd., com.
;
4-1# 'A
3-
5,
$1
Extra
4-24
5-
—
—_——
.
Corp.,
-;I
25c
Foils, Ltd., common (quar:»—___—
Canada
IV.'
6-
25c
6#
Corp.
5-16
7
(quar.)__-i—
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone,
5-15
X,
Fire
Campbell
0
f55c
;
(quar.)
Banking
4-18 A''
4-«r:#
$1.50
—
—,
(quar.
(quar.
Campbell Red Lake
:
4-20
4-
;
$1.50
6-
4-24
1
1
(quar.)
A "(quar.)-,:
5-
5-18
4-
5-15
•
5-11' A
■i
1
5#, conv.
(quar.)
Water & Telephone—
.$J.25.preferred
.; $1.32
preferred
5-20
1
5-
5-
4-30
■
(Tulsa)
A -(quar.)/
10c
4-13
1
5-
.
Ltd.
Electric Service
Automobile
Avco
/ G'
'■
6-1
-
'
'
Common,, (quar.)—"—:
—-*-1
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
:—
$1.24. preferred (quar.)—_-___ 1—:—_____
3-ie
I 5-15
6-15
33 %c
$1.20 prior preferred (quar.)
13c
25c
4-20
5-
", 30c
tquar.)
Austin Nichols & Co.—
Baldwin
+2 5c
Alleghany Corp., 5## pfd. A (quar.)
«n ®usiuess Machines (quar.)
.
.
(quar,)-,—
common
:
realized
6
(quar. l~__.—,
Canadian Industries.
income
Mines,
17 Vic
..
1
$2.50
1_,
from
from
Aunor
12 (2 c
:
5-
$1.08®-4
$1.18^
—
Development-Mutual
27c
_IIIII"
:
Ltd.
1
sh.
(quar.)IIIIIIII
(quar.)
(initial
4-15
each
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
24c
5-20
Corp.
Air Control
New
1
5-
6-10
10c
"I
I
Corp., 55c pfd.
prior
\eroquip
5-
25c
held
Aeronca Mfg.
4-17
50c
—
Supply Manufacturing
Stock
of Reo
8c
III—IIII
1.
4-30
Holder1
30c
-III"""'
(quar.)—
Engineering Co., class "a (quar.)
Advisers
Payable
7c
(increpsed-quar.)_„
Process
When
Share
Aberdeen Petroleum
Corp., class A...
Precision Products, Inc.—
CaUfornia
Co.—
6#
Name of Comvavi
4-20
* $r '•77/'
•
Atlas Steels, Ltd
1
Per
^ushuet
Insurance
Atomic
9
:>receding table.
Acme
Life
6-
4-30
7-
—
<
5',2#. preferred (s-a )
Atlas
1
4-
10c
preferred
1
$2 / 7 6-15
(s-a)„
Co.,
preferred B
5-15
:
f
5-15
4
The list does not include divi¬
week, these being
preferred
5.50#
5-
25c
6-22
/ 6-19
dividends announced in
-
5.36#
$1.02#
RR.
8-
1
25c
of
pfd.
(initial
6
Wliolqsalers. Ltd.
Class
Below
51.10
Refining
3.75#
Atlantic
pfd.
1
5-
Water Service—
6
$1
(quar.)
Line
Coast
non-cutri.
9-
55c
r—_—_I—
Mills,
4-
4-20
200#;
.«
(quar.)—!
Atlantic
4Va#
Co.
4-
1
"
com.
(quar.)
share
yi
■
1
$1.10
:—
5.08# preh rred
5.20# preferred
5.28preferred
5.30# preferred
4-20:
1
25# V
.
8-
.
Canada
preferred
preferred
1
5-15
Co.,
(one
Inc..
common.
v" 6-
.
5- a
1
,
.
,,4.40(« preferred (quSr,)-—
City Electric Co.—
4.35#
1
pfd. (quar.)
6#
5r
'■.
1
.' 5-j 1
43
.(quar.)
5-
(accum.)
(John) Industries Ltd., class A (quar.)
Sherman,
5-
56 Vic
—
preferred
5-
25c
4-20
','i 10#>v
.
7#
4.10#
5-15
18eic
4-10
,
1
9-
—
Mills.
Terminal
New
5-12
8"/4C
preferred (quar.)_
5-15
30c
_
1
9
" 7 Vi c
v
——
8-
$1.10
$1.10
-
$1.50 1st preferred (quarDCalifornia Electric Power, com.
8
5-' 1
12 Vic
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Ry.
.
25c
.
(quar.)
:
Industries
60c
Wisconsin Electric Power, 3.60#
Corp
5-
6-
$62Vic
-
6-22 7
5- a
5c
(s-a)...
Caldwell .Linen
4-17
6-1#
...
1
1
Byers (A. M.) Co., common———
7# preferred (quar.)-//
—
1
,5-
$1.12 Vi
t
7-
6-
/
:
(quar.)
Quarterly
Burrus
Bush
5-1
5M5
62 Vic
preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Assembly Products .(stock dividend)——,
Associated Stationers Supply (quar.)
Arvin
25c
__
>
>
3
20c
'
—
5-
IOC
5-
-5-28...
$60c-
preferred (quar.)—
Constable
4-1# "
4-16
5-15
30c;
••!.
(quar.)
1
$3 preferred >. (quar,-)'-M-—_..
California
Interstate Telephone
(quar,)__:_
—
5-25
-
6-
.
'4-29
7
$25c
5-15
,
6-22
6s
s-
95c
&
Burns
4-7
$1.12 Vi
6-15
20c
'
5-15'
...
-'# 4-28
...
$11.50
Mines, ordinary' registered-------,—
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)_---r---::
—
Burma
1
•
tax)
Carolina
Witherbee
pfd.
5c
—
5*
'
4-1#
,
Class B
6-28
r
'I'l.-'f
1
(quar.)-_—
Bu)loch's, Ltd., class A (s-a)r._—
4*15
:
I
7-
7-18
v
a-
(quar.)
Corp.'
Stock 1 dividend
5-15
(quar.)—
Associated Telephone & Telegraph
$4 participating class A (quar.)
50c
6-. 1
!
5-13
pfd. A for each ten shares com. held)—
Buckeye Steel Castings, common—'—.
"
—
6-15
10 c
5-15
$56 V*C v
1
— ....
5f .l
;•
5-15'''
1
93V4C
'J.
3
4-17
V
1
::——„
(quar.)
Union Gas
California
second
Arnold
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.).-™,
4-
•V
$30c ./
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co., common
5-
5
4.40#
4.40#
5
4-24
r -
>
$1.10
8
1
-
iuy:
6-
(quar.)
5-
5-29
15c
.
—
com.
preferred
Buckeye
1
Africa, Ltd.
non-resident tax of
7-
7 Vi#
Telephone. Co.:_
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)
'Wood
#
r
6-
Brunning (Charles) Co. (quar,)-.Buchanan Steel Products (s»a 1—
5-
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
5-16
•i
Borough Gas—
4.40#
4-15
25c
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.),-—.
Animql Trap Co. of America, com. (quar.)
5#
6-15
v
60c
-
6-10
"7-2
_-T—
4'/2#
5-15
4-17
$72 Vic
—.
6
$2.25
of South
African
C-15
*
6#
preferred (quar.),
Bullock's, Inc., 4#- preferred
50c
62 Vic
._
(quar.)
"Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
4-1
37Vie ■/-, (J-
.
—
1
(quar.):
Bros.. Co.
1
25c 7
/
(quar.)-
6-
4.80#
Williams
Brooklyn
4-15
v
#•
9
4-27
•;
preferred (quar.)
4-30
"v15c
34 %c
i.—
Soulh
Atlantic
Western
5-15
1
5.775#)
$2.50
6-1
•
4-
$$1.10
6-
35c-
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
A
(quar.)—:
5-26
6-15
20c
(quar.)
$3.80
5-
#
6- 6
$30c
:—
6-19
"J™,
—
—
common
Class B
Anglo-American Corp.
7-
$1
(quar.).——
Western Air Lines
6#
4-15
.
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
—......._
Corp., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Waverly Oil Works Co. (s-a)
(quar.)
Clayton & Co.
Electric
(quar.)
Brockton Taunton Gas'—
1
5-
•
4-23
1
4-3 C
15c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quax\)
5-
$1.75
(quar.)-—.
common
7-
....
Washington Steel
—
37 Vic
Co
(resumed)
Van Raalte Co.
(quar.)
Tickers, Ltd., ordinary (final)—-.
(Equal to 11 8/10c less British
Vulcan Corp.
5-
—
4
7-
8#
4^8#
6-10
40c
(quar.):-_,,_^—
Works,
Anchor Post Products
Anderson,
Atlantic
Valspar Corp.
Water
Anderson
$2.40
6-
60c
(quar.)....-.
Oil
11-30
$1.25
4-10 '
4-10
6-
$10c
—
4.40# preferred B
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
Anaconda Wire & Cable (reduced)-——___
4-30
30c
—
Playing Card Co. (quar.)—
Printing. & Lithograph, common
5% preference A (quar.)-##-——
Match
1
Brooklyn
———
Argus Corp.,
50c
-
(quar.)—
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated
.4-
1
12-15
»
4-8
6-10
4-10
v
5-1
$1.25
—_—
(quar.)_'
preference
$2,90
ap¬
(quar.)
4-20
6-
5- 1
Bristol-Myers Co., common (increased).
3•'4# preferred (quar.)
British Columbia Telephone ?
-'v■■■>-
,
Equipment, com. (stock div.)
4V2# preferred (quar,)—!
S.
Universal
5-21
11-30
$2c-
Aro
U. 6-
U.
1
12-15
—
4-30
5-15
$1.06
$1,19
—.—:
Airways (reduced)—,—
of Canada Ltd.—
Common
6-10
,
1
25c
5- 1
Bridge & Tank Co.
6-29
10#
1
time)
U. S.
Braniff
4-20
5-29
5-
v
3 7 Vic
preferred (quar.)—T_„
preferred (qupr. )T————
6#
5-30
$1.12 Vi
70c
(final)
J.) (increased quar.)——
Ltd..
4-20
6-
65c
(quar.)——
common
5-
(No action taken
'
—
Gas,
preferred (quar.)
Appalachiaji Power Co., 4.50#
4,/u# preferred (quar.)
50c
A
„
Borax &
7-20
(7-20
1
(quar.).
>-
Corp., Ltd.—
1
3c
5-
35c
5-1
5-1
7-1
common
6-15
3c
—
5-15
25c
$3 7c
;
7-20
£15
$1.50
.
4
8-15
$15c
United Illuminating (increased)
United Screw & Bolt Corp., class
U. S.
8-15
$1.12 Va
-
5-
5-29
8-15
$1
(quar.)
class A
1
92 Vic
preferred (quar.)preferred (quar.)—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Labor Life Insurance (annual)
Co.
1
6-
6-27
87 Vic
___
$3.70#
Lumber
6c
D.
Amoskeag Co.,
5-15
6-
90c
38c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)-—_
$1
50c
871x0
(quar.)
Bralorne Pioneer Mines,
(Galveston)
5(2#
5-15
$2.62
Y.)
(E.
5-15
$15c
Thermos Products
American
30c
$4
United Corps., Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
4
invest¬
1st preferred
(Loss
(Jnion
1
5-
$1.12'/a
—
net
(from
—-
American Viscose Corp.
1
6-
32 #c
—
,
(s-a)-
Electric Co., common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
5-
Ordinary
Brach
50c
—
(s-a>
Union
25c
$1.25
17#c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.78#
BoWater Paper
President Lines Ltd.—
American
00c
Union Acceptance Corp. Ltd., 6#
Union Carbide Corp. (quar.)
5-
Refining Co.—
(quar.)
American Telephone <te Telegiaph Co.^
Stockholders
approved
a
thrce-for-onc
stock split
;
7#
pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)
Clutch
4.25#
8-31
11-30
American Smelting &
83c
$6.25
Troy
5-29
9-15
1
—
shares—
mon
will
22
(N.
6-15
12-15
6-
(quar.)—_
5# non-cum. preferred (quar.)
American Seating Co. (quar.J—
$12Vic
Edison Co.,
4-24
4-30
4-17
5-15
8c
„
•
3## preferred (quar.)
4-14
—
common
—.
Natural
American
dividend.
this
Company (quar.)
Thompson (J. R.) Co. (quar.)—
Tilo Roofing (quar.)——;
Tropical
Borg- Warner Corp., com.
5-
1
(monthly)
N. J.)—
preferred (quar.)
American Nepheline, Ltd. (s-a)
American Photocopy Equipment Co.—
Shareholders- at the annual meeting
8
6-
6-19
30c
of
Texas
Title
4-24
4t20
5-29
proved a threc-for-onc split of the com¬
of June 1 to
May
5-15
1
4-13
4-15
1
--
Inc.
4-28
5-
6#
—
split
5- 1
(initial)
Booth Fisheries Corp.,-4# preferred
25c
Stock dividend
v
'4-30
15c
5-1
investment income_____:_:—__
Brooks
Boston
'
4.
plus
com.
Bobbie
Tc
30c
—
——
at
4-21
25c
——:
Quarterly
1
$1.10
Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.
5#
conv. preferred
(quar.)
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
5# 2nd pfd.
(entire issue called for redemption on June
1
income)
American
Taylor,
Convertible
5-20
(Orlando, Fla.)
(quar.)
Fund
Mutual
Quarterly
7
6-
4c
7
6-
10c
(q lar.462Mrc
Ltd., 5# pfd.
Mutual Fund inc.—
Ridge
40c
(quar.)
preferred
American
ment
7
6-
41 Vic
Blue
32 Vic
Inc.
5-17
5-15
5-1
——
Blue Ribbon Corp.,
5-22
(Newark,
Co.
I2#c
50c
10c
50c
American National Insurance Co.
8
28 Vic
:
5-22
10#
preferred (quar.)
4'/a#
5-15
6-
25c
(quar. )__
com.
The distribution
record
1
6-15
6-15
—
Products Corp.
Meter,
(reduced.)™—
Class B
•
Insurance
50c
•#.—
American Metal Climax—
1
5-
5-15
4-24
(quar.)
Best
25c
'
Home
American
5-15
6
6-
6-
9
Works
Iron
Belmont
25c
Quarterly
5#
50c
5-
CompatiV (quar.).,.
j.
Black Starr & Gcrham, class A (reduced)—
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
American-Marietta Co.,
1
40c
during the week
of
6-
4-23
30c
(quar.)
stock.
common
holder);
a
6-12
4-30
__
(initial)
two-for-one
com.
approve
5-19
1
6-
4-10
:
—
American
5-15
1
6-
25c
Superior Separator Co., com: (quar.)
G#
preferred (quar.)-—-—
Surety Life Insurance (S. C.) (initial)—
'
5-2!)
4-24 J
3-31
4-15
4-17
4-30
4-24
4-13
4-17
(quar.)—
American Fire & Casualty Co.
6-19
1
1
(quar.)—.
Co.
Can
5-15
12c
preferred A (quar.).:
2nd pfd. (1955 series) (quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc.
(quar.)
American
1
6-10
5- 5
5-. i
4-30
5* 1
From net
net income
from
6-
6-30
6-10
40c
XlV/20
20c
Aircraft Corp. (quar.
Belding-Corticclli. Ltd., 7# preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., 4# pfd. (quar.)-
Beech
25c
American Distilling Co.
Stock dividend
1
5-15
6-10
7-2
—
3
—
5-15
6-
6-1
7- 2
?25c
Extra
Business Shares, Inc.—
American
Quarterly
5-15
5-4
5- 1
4-15
5-
(quar.)
4-15
4-15 >
6-1
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
preferred (quar.)
4-30
4-30
5-11
5- 1
5-
(quar.)
Board
4-30
15c
30c
5c
125c
$1
-
5- S
5-15/
'
30c
28V«c
"
—
25c
—
Box
5#
1
(J5c
Mid-Continental Oil,
5-
5- 6
5-29,...,
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__—
A
5-29
2#.
(extra
Beneficial Corp. (increased
1
25c
——
6-30
5-11
(quar.)—
American
American
5Vi%
Directors
5-
6-15
35c
(quar.)-,
(quar.)
7-15
preferred
conv.
Holder»
When
5c.
..
(Canada),Ltd.
•.lT
.
Payable Of Rec.
Share
_
(quar,)::
"
$50c
5-15
20c
.
Chemical
&
3 7 Vic
<increas$d-qtiar.»
common
6-
80c
——_
5-15
1
American Bosch Anna Corp.
40c
.—
4Vi#
Tappan Co.
1
6-15
65c
—
1
T—•
Bayless (A. J.) Markets (quar.)_„__:
Eaystatc Corp. (quar.)
—:.
Bearings, Inc. (quar,)„_„
Beaver Lumber, Ltd., common (quar.)
6-12
6-
--
30c
(quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
Sun Oil Co. (quar.)
dun ray
5-14
87# c
.
-
split*—'
stock
Common
(quarterly
Inc.
Fund,
income)
preferred
7-
5-15
45c
25c
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
$1.20
3
4)
Staller Hotels' Delaware Corp
Stauffer Chemical
new common
5.20#
6-
5-14
6-10
$1.12#
(quar.)—
Standard Packaging, $1.20 pfd.
(quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
Standard Register
(increased)
Etarrett (L. S.) Co. (increased >
___
(4-for-l stock split subject to approval of
Investment
1
6-15
6-25
50c
$3.50 preferred
stockholders June
5-
16c
20c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Standard Brands, Inc., common (quar.)—
6-26
-
American
4-21
I.
5-
$1.50
(quar.)----
Sperry Rand Corp., common
2Vi-for-l
New
—
4##'
4-16
6-
<■ T. T* 1
..
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.) ™:„__
4-15
25c
Paint
Products Corp., common
Basic
Eook Co.—
$1.35 preferred
$4.50 preferred
Stamford Water
Propane
40c
30c
ordinary-
5-1
87 Vic
3Vi#
"
6-19
1
4-30
American
5-22
1
dividend
Stock
5-20
7-
50c
Airlines, Inc., common
convertible preferred (quar.)—.
American Biltrite Rubber (initial)—
6-10
6-2T
'
6-tO
12 Vic
10c
Agricultural Chemical—
preferred (quar.)
Socony Mobil Oil Co. (quar. u
Southwestern Electric Service
(quar.)—;—
Suburban
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
.
Amalgamated Sugar, 5# pfd. (quar.)Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
American Agricultural Chemical Co.—
New common (Initial)
2
5-11
,
•
30c
Amerada
Barber-Ellis
'
93:#c
Monday, April 27, 1959
Per
Baltimore
(ir 5
4-24 ' '
9
12 Vic
—
(quar.)
common
.
'
:
c#Company
Namt
4-27
1
5-
50c
;
-
3#
6#
investment
30c 7'■ 7-
(quar.)-
Inc. (quar.)
Alseo, Inc. (quar.):—:—
Aluminum Co. of America,
6-15
Smith
from
*—
Holdert
7 5-.15
35c
(quar.)
Mills,
30c
¥$1.75
Simpson's Ltd. (quar.)
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)
Sterling
1
6-10
30c
dividend
Simca-Amer. shares
5-
1
.7-
31 #c
(Del )
Corp.
Stock
Allied
5-20
10c
pfd. (quar.)
(increased)
—
America
of
Corp.
Eiegler
Allied Laboratories
7-27
— —
35c
-»
Shakespeare Co.
(quar.)--Bhenffer (W. A..» Pen, class A
Class B (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams (Canada), 7'>
Shoe
5-22
100#
Sealright-Oswego Palls (quar.)
—.——
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
~
Stock dividend
-~-
preferred A
Allentown
6-15
65c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Surety Co.
dividend ...
Stock dividend
Seaboard
5-11
class A
Cement,
Portland
1
Payable of Rec
Share
Name of Company
Payable 0} Rec.
6-
When
Per
Iloldere
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
5#
■■!
,
5-22
$3
Ch&nfllng
Chase
Corp. .(quar.)"
Manhattan
Bank
(N.
Y.)(quar.)_—.
.
5-15
•
Volume
Number
189
5841
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1933)
ct)»-
:
.■
■:
,
Pet
Name oj Company
.
'■
'
(quar.)
(quar..»__
Common
(quar.)—
.
~
i
.
5-
$1.56
4-
1
3
2
10-22
10-
37%c
12-17
11-27
A
preferred
fquar.)
$1.25
6-25
0-
Scries
A
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-24
9- 4
Series
A
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati
Gas
Cities Service
City
Electric,
&:
Co.
$1.25
11-25
37%c
.r
(quar.)
common
5-15
iquar.)
60c
Stores
____
—
*
_
Cleveland,
preferred
St.
&
Ry., 5% preferred tquar.)__
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
11-
1
6-15
(quar,)
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
5-15
Increased
&
Coal,
Ltd.
Chemical
&
quarterly
.(Common
5-22
50c
(quar.)___.
Coastal States Lne lusur. Co. (Atlanta, Ga.)
> j- (Initial)
"
^
-
6-1
6-
87 %c
1
5-
15c
4
5-
•.
.
7- V*-*
$1.12%
•_->
%:7%; regular guaranteed
Class
A
2-for-i stock split
Hardware Ltd.—
a
:|:20c
i
Colonial Finance—
3%
(incr.
Colorado
8
5-
8
Central
5-15
90c
4-20
*
4-30
"
5-15
6-30
investment
Power
Co.
(quar.)
$1;25
income).
(monthly)
Columbia
Terminals Co.,
Columbian National Life
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
1
1
4-
1
&
class A.
Paper,
Edison,
5-
%
1 '■<
-
6-
(quarj_:
1
4-15
70c
1
4-15
Eastern
6-
1
10c
Assn.
3-1
$1.16
5-
7Vic 7
0-15
5-29
4-30
4-15
8c
4-30
4-10
$50c
6-15
0-
(quar.)_
$50c
$50c
9-15
912-
1
4-30
4-
6
35c
3-15
5-
1
preferred
5-15
a-
l
_
(quar.)
com.
preferred
—
3-
1
5-
1
$2.20
51c
5-
1
1
4-
(quar.)
5lVaC
5-
1
4-
55c
5-
1
4-
35c
5-
r
4-17
kquar.)
Dearborn corp.
(quar.)
Yellowknife Mines,
Discovery
Ltd.
-
Ltd.,
$2.50
non-cum.
Edison
tl2c
—
Diversified
preferred
Standard
pref.
Co.
of
(s-a)
Gas
$1
(quar.)
(Chicago)—
—
Life
Continental
Transportation
Insurance
Lines
9-15
7-
4-24
7%
Co.
(stock
3-
5
6%
5-20
1
5-1
6-
1
5-
75c
6-
1
5-
5-10
..
$1.40
4-30
10c
'
*
4-
5-
1
1
4-15
5-
1
4-10
25c
8
$50c
4-30
i
"9-
V * $1.05
(quar.)
$2
v
2
6-30
1
8-17
7-
(quar.)
■;*. $1.75
(quar.)
$1.75
Cuneo Press,
Inc; (quar.)
Publishing, common
class
_20c"
__1—
(annual)
(quar.)
net
common
capital
6-24
69-
12-24
12-
1st
Class
B
/
$1.50
>4-10
1
4-10
5-
1
4-20
5-1
4-20
9-
1
4-10
5-15
30c
net
4-27
of
Diketan
preferred
$9.18
4-30
4-15
5-
4-17
1%%
4-30
4-15
Gillette
60c
4-30
4-16
Glatfelter
9-18
4%%
51'a%
preferred
-
.,4-30
6-1
■
3-31
»
*
5-15
Company
(P.
8
8
4%
4-14
25c
(quar.)
4-28
30c
1
6
5-
4
&
$3
7-
1
5-
1
6-
1
4-30
0-
1
4-30
$35c
5-
1
4-17
$35c
5-
1
5-
1
6-
2814c
5-19
5-
*
5-19
5-
<
9
9
52Vic
1
4-30
4-
7
40c
6-
3
5-
4
40c
G-
3
5-
4
C-
3
5-
4
(s-a)
02Vic
6-15
0-
•
(s-a)
62Vic
12-15
12-
•
$2
5-11
com.
15c
(quar.)
(quar,)
30C
37Vic
5-15
5-15
4-15
4-18
4-15
5-
1
4-
6
5-
1
Dixon-Powdermaker Furniture
*
6
6-12
6-
B
4-27
4-
$
$2
4-29
4-15
5-
4-
2 V<c
Co.—
Stock dividend
1
0
T,;10%
5-
1
3-25
11.12%
6-
1
5-
1
4- 3
7-
1
6-
5-
1
42c
6-
1
6-20
6-
25c
Stores
Fraser Cos;,
5-21
1
5-
5-
1
4-15
Frlden,
35c
.__
(A.
Inc.
Mines,
Ltd.
J.)
Ltd.
—_—
(year-end)
—
—
(quar:)__—___——_
B____
(quar.)
%
5-
4
5-
1
$30c
4-23
4-14
4-15
4-27
3-31
7
Brush
Co.,
Gabriel
Co..
5%
Gamble-Skogmo.
5-29
5-
1
8-
1
11-16
11-
2
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
6-15
6-
1
4-30
4-10
4-30
4-10
1
5-15
12%C
(initial)
4% pfd. (quar.)
class A
conv.
Inc.,
pfd.
$1
(quar.)
preferred t'quar.)
"
6-
75c
—
5-
1
4-23
$3
,
cora._(quar.)—<—__
5% preferred (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
4%
Investment
5-
1
4-23
12 VaC
5-
1
4-15
20c
4-30
4-21
62 %c
4-30
4-21
7
50c
6-
2
5-
$1
5-
1
4-14
4- f
4-1r
8
Income
from
•
1
4-ie
4-15
6-
5-
4-15
4-13
1
5-15
-
(increased)
4-30
4-
j
15%c
12%c from securities profits)
4-30
5-18
5-1
4
;
50c
Electric
Extra
•
16c
Light, common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)__
Hartz (J. F.) Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hat Corp. of America—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Haydock Fund, Inc., common (quar.)
Common (Payable in cash or stock)——
75c
56Vic
02c
tl2%c
4-2 \
15c
94c
5-1
4-30
4-3u
444-
!
1
He
—
5-1
5- 1
5- 1
4-in
4-10
4-io
4-20
4-30
4-
1
56%c
,
Ilazeltine Corp.—
2-for-l
split subject to approval of stock-
holders June
10____—________
35c
$1.25
30c 1
17%c
45c
Paper
Quarterly
(Edward)
Hines
Co.
Lumber
of
Canada,
Company (stock dividend)
Holt Renfrew & Co., Ltd., new com. (initial)
Home Insurance
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
6%
Bearing (quar.)
&
(Geo.
A.)
preferred
Horn & Hardart
Home
common
(quar.)
A (quar.)_.
(N. Y.) (quar.)__:
(Joseph) Co.
(quar.)
4-1
9-15
12-15
4-.3
6
?
9- 5
12- •
6-25
5-"
50c
;
(Henry)
Ball
4-id
0-1
4-30
7-10
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 8
5- 1
5-1
6-19
4-_u
5-1
6-15
<
Ltd.
(quar.)
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Hormel
5-1
5-15
t45c
Common
Dauch
4-io
4- '■
i
Common
Hoover
6
5- 1
5- 1
4oc
Products—
preferred series A (quar.)
Powder, 5%
pfd. (quar.).
&
J- 1
5c
13lie
45c
Hercules Galion
Hinde
.
--
—
Hemenway Furniture, common (quar.)
5%% conv. preferred (quar.)
Holt
-
6-15.
Income
(4c
Hevl-Duty Electric Co. (s-a)
Higbie Manufacturing Co. (increased-quar.)
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
6-10
4-24
Funds, Inc.—
II-C7
Hercules
8-15
%
4-2'
5- 1
25c
4-
5-15
8
4-24
5-11
10%
4-24
10c
54-
7-1
(quar.)
4-24
5c
—
common
1
25c
4-15
5-11
shares held)
5
Co.,
dividend
1
15c
($2.50 par)
Class AA
each
Series
7%
'
'
1
5-
20c
2
25c
par_,
Fruehauf Trailer Co.,
Fuller
'
12
Ltd.,
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
-
'
i
common (stock divid.)—
(One share of 5% 2nd pfd.
Brass,
6-
Frito Commorr—
New common
Chemicals & Controls—
preferred (quar.)
;
5-
5c
»
(increased) old $5
—
(quar.)
;
RR., $5 pfd. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—_
5-
356d
5-21
4-30
5-
Ohio
$62 Vic
10c
_____—
preferred
4-30
$2.50
10c
—_—
Friendly Finance Inc., common
6%
5-15
1
66V4C
&
$25c
—
,
—■'
Realty Co. (quar.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
_____—_———
Class
5-12
6-
5
Friedman
Frito Company
6-11
5-
40c
7%c
(increased quar.)
5-29
$1.25
1
(increased)
—_____
—
1
COc
—
6-
1
(quar.)
—
25c
dividend
1
4-30
and
1
and non-voting)
Ltd. (quar.)_—i__,
Geduld
Freestate
Extra
(stock
4-20
5-13 *
25c
and 12c from securities profits)
Series H-DA (3c from investment
'
93 %C
Telegraph (s-a)—
4-20
5-11
6-
5- 1
9-14
7-1
Hamilton
6-10
6-15
Corp.—
(increased quar.)_
8-2
11-2"
10c
25c
Stock
subject
of stockholders May 11)
Foxboro Company (quar.
Franklin-Adams Co. (increased)
3-11
$1.25
$1.16
.
*
Ford Motor Co.
9-15
12-15
12%c
Mobile
Hartford
—
5-1 i J
4-13 '
5-2.'
50c
(quar.)
Stock dividend
4-17
$1.75
2 ;
6-
3-8
37%c
Hahn
"
'
4-1'
6-15
$1.37%
5.30%
4
,)
5-1-3
.
Hagerslown Gas
5-15
75C
common
Investment income)
Hagan
4-15
$30c
1
7c
!
Y.)
4-
15c
5-15
18c
Quarterly
Co.
s-a)—
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64%
<
Chemical
5-25
40c
Gulf
7
66-
65c
(quar.)
6-15
5-15 *
4-
Industry Shares, Inc.—
capital gains and 9c from net
for
&
4-30
1
1
from
Halle Bros.
Machinery
6-15
.
5-18
3%
Telecasting,
3-20
.3*14%. preferred
05-
60c
5-2."
3-24
12-10
3-20
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
Class B common (voting
1
40c
I
,
(s-a)___^
6-
6-
1
split,
*-in:
6-24
9-
5-
stock
4-15
1
6-11
6-10
5-
(2-1
1
5-
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
7
4
5-1
4-15
9-10
7%c
dividend
6-
L
40c
56 Vic
to approval
4-16.
40c
4-15
Stock
4-:;o
4-16'
4-30
(Houston)—
4-30
~
4-2u
1
4-30
20c
Ins.
(16c
5-28
lc
(quar.)
5-
$25c
(quar.)
Southern Life
$1
Light—
4-uu
4-20
$25c
;
Co.
(initial
4-10
&
1
1
4%
dividend
Growth
5-22
1
6-15
lc
—
Corp.
5-
5-1
5- 1
•
$25c
(quar.)
Union
Class
4-17
25c
(quar.)
Power
5-19.
5-
y
(quar.)
Utilities
Gross
4-17
$35c
(quar.)____
(quar.)_.
Power
1
50c
Greeley Gas, preferred A (quar.)
Green (A. P.) Fire Brick (quar.)
Green (H. L.), Inc. (quar.)
Grlesedieck Co., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
4-15
30c
prior preferred-
5-1!)
7-
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-15
20c
Ltd., class A
5%
1
—
Northern Gas
4-17
;
__
5-19
7-
Quarterly
(quar.)
iquar.)
5-1!) C
./ 5-19:
7-1
30c
Great
(Syracuse,
(s-a)
1
30c
;_
Co.,
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Stock
4-24
10c
1
7-
10c
$1.50
,___
Great
5-22
5-
5-1!)
7-
$30c
A
Class
6-10
6-12
7-
4-1 u
20c
A
Grand
4-13
100%
1
6-30
5
(quar.)___
Stock dividend
Class
1
37 %c
pref.
Grafton
4-16
5-
5-
5-15 '
1
(quar.)
Batteries (quar.)
Employees Corp. (Del.)
Increased semi-annually
4-16
1
Mfg.
Government
5-13
5-15
5-15 ;■
6-
Gould-National
5-13
4-14
5-
5-15
1
5-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)_
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
40c
Jersey)
,
Goodman
$1.50
1
6-
50c
56%c
$0.57825
(quar.)
4-20
1
6-
50c
Co., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-29
5-
1
6-23
(quar.)
II.)
4-30
1
4-15
6-
87'/aO
1
4-30
4-15
1
37J/ac
1
$1.75
;U
(New
(quar.)
5-
5-28
1
$1,036
5-
5-
5-
3%
$1.25
6-10
4-15
5-
:
5-
-
$1.27%
'4-20
5-
7-24 ;
C6c
1
1
7-24
8-15
Corp.—
8
1
7-24
8-15
591ac
5-
25c
t
(quar.)
'
5"
6-
8-15
■
55c
10c
6-
4-24t
:"1".
15c
5-28
4-24
5-15
55c
Glen-Gary Shale Brick (quar.)
Globe-News Publishing Co._
Globe-Wernicke Industries, Inc." (quar.)
Golden Nugget, Inc.__£_
"
.
5-15
643/ac
$1.30
(quar.)
preferred
12 %c
4-2-1
(One share for each four shares held. Sub¬
ject to stockholders approval April 22)
4-30
Freiman
-
13c
15c
Corp.,
Corp. (N.
Dividend Shares
5-15
50c
Franklin
Inc.
Discount
5-15
1
6-22
Franklin
plus a
long-term
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratories
1
1
4-8
5-15
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (stock dividend)—
6-
6-
0
5-1
G21/aC
;
(quar.)
Inc., common
(quar.)
$1.25
$3.50
k
4-10
,
Preferred
$1.1814
(s-a)_
4-17
22J/ac
(stock dividend)
6-22
i
4-10
1
(quar.)____
preferred
Dlebold,
4-20
(quar.)
Waterworks
lc
-
Gardner
Common
_________
Insurance
.
5% preferred (quar.)
:
5.10% preferred (quar.)___
6% preferred (initial)
$10c
preferred
,
f$1.25
53VaC
5-11
5-15
4-16
5-15
5- 1
.
IlOc
*
541/ac
5-11
Genesco,
4-30
87J/aO
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-11
.
4-lo:
50c
1
5-15
4-30
62'/ac
1
$1.16%
(qUar.)_.
37yac
4-6
Kentucky—
7-
1
4-6*
4-17
/, 50c
of
7-
6-
5-1
5-15
Indiana—
6-15
4-17
5- 1
53c
33c
4-15
4-15
1
25c
4-15
8
4-10
32VsC
1
1
1
25c
1
General
5-15
5-
23c
5-
29c
1
$1.25
9314c
;
5-
$1.03
$1.12%
6-
32%c
50c
lc
Food
1
two-fpr-one stock split
D1 Giorgio Fruit, class A (quar.)_
;
preferred
preferred
4.40% preferred
4,75% preferred
5.28% preferred
6-
10c
75c
$1.12%
5-
Florida
3-31
5-
A
Diamond
4%%
?
4-10*
6-15
Florida—
of
Co.
.4.36%
•
4-24
5-10
30c
(quar.)
B
4
4-27
$1.25
—_——___—_
Denver Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred
$3.50
5
5-
Florida
4
3-
—_________
Chemical—
3
25c
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4Va% pfd. (quar.)
First National City Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
4
9-24
income
from
—
$2.50 to
6-
5%
3
1
-v5-
________________—
Detrex
7-
5-11
4-
5-
$1.75
gains)
Phipps Stores, Inc.—
5%% preferred (quer.)
Delaware Power & Light Co. iquar.)
Denninson Mfg., voting common (quar.)
Class A (quar.).._—
debenture stock
1
6-15
Common
5-11
Flagg-Utica Corp.,
Dean
8%
8-
45c
1
5- 5
83ic
;
investment
$8.71
3
7-1
<5-20
5c
,*
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
3
4-
7- 3
7-
Fittings, Ltd.,1 class A (s-a)_.
Firth Sterling Inc., 7%-.preferred
$1.12
Davenport Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)^
Daystrom. Inc. (quar.)
do Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc. (a dividend
from
4-
1
1
$1.35
9-18
50c,
class A
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
distribution
1
5-
$1.18
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Dallas Power & Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)
$1
$4.24 preferred (quar.)___-.___2__J__—" $1.06
47c
5-
8-
$1.50
Flying Tiger Line, 5% preferred A
preferred
4-15
$1.50
1
50c
A
(quar.)
7%
4-15
1
$1.75
9-29
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
1
A
Fireman's
'
Dallas Transit
55-
B
$2.25
r/5-15
9- -1
5-I8
50c
(quar.)
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)
5.20%
preferred (quar.)__.
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)_
General Telephone & Electronics
Corp.—
1
(monthly)
(monthly)
i
(monthly)
£_
Federated Department Stores (inc.-quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.) (quar.)
Financial General Corp., com. (quar.)
6-10
6-
A
10c
(quar.)_.
shares
preferred
Cass
8-11
10
(quar.)
Telephone
Class
•
preferred
(quar.)__—28c
preferred
(quar.)
7
28c
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
Class
5%
Federated Corp. of Delaware—
Class As (monthly)
4-15
$1.12
Cutter Laboratories,
General
tquar.)
preferred
receive
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Go. of
$2 preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
5-31
4-17
6-12-
;
preferred
5-15
(quar.)__i
preference
4.60%
4-23
5-15*
7Vic
,?■
(quar.)
$1.12
Corp.,
5-29
$1.75
Co.
8-15
1
ef¬
$1.32
Class
*.
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
Crum & Forster, 8% preferred
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
A
6-15
'$1
Federal Paper Board Co.—
4-18
'8-
v
4-30
6-15
Federal Insurance Co.
10c
4-30
5-15
17 %c
(quar.)
Grain,
Federal
will
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
•$1 preferred (quar.)_
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
4-10
5-15
preferred
6-15
Class B_
5-12
conr.
$4.20
Class
York)
each
(in
(quar.)
Telephone
$1.30
5-20
15c
w
"7
1
6-10
31 Vic
(quar.).
Brothers
8
6-20
5-
6-15
6-26
I
stock
January
Finance
General
25c
Fate-Root-Heath (quar.)
Federal Compress & Warehouse
8
for
one-for-four
last
held)
Dynamics Corp.
preferred
$$1.75
Farmers & Traders- Life Insurance
3-23
25c
20c
3
J14C
(Md.)—
(accum.)
preferred
voted
preferred A (quar.)
Steel Wares, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)_
General Telephone
(Calif.)—
4Va %
preferred -(quar.);
2
$30c
6%
Co.,
conv.
Farmer
4-15
*:!;
44-
40c
(quar.)
A
one
a
$3.50
4-20
4-30
4-30
20c
iquar.
Fafnir Bearing Co., new common (initial)
Stock divldeuu___,___^______.—^
4-15
5-
S\,29o"; ,•* 5-31
4-30
10c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.).
Falstaff Brewing, common (quar.)
7-23
;
5
tlOc
Fall River Gas
1
dividend)—
$5
securities
common
4-15
20c
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
General Public Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
General
Snoe
Corp., common
(quar.)
6-19
1
Corp.
preferred
Fairbanks
8-
<quar.)
Seal Co.,
Curtiss-Wright
realized
Co.,- common
5
$11.30
;
7-
'
5
Zellerbach Corp.
Curtis
Mfg.
6
1
5-
5-15
4-30
*
'
6-
1
5-15
1st
6-
6-
4-30
1
1
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)
General Motors Corp.—
•
4-29
5-15
2nd preferred
6-
5-
3%
;
7%
preferred
7% '. preferred
5-20
6-
5-15
&
1
1
5-25
.25%
"
Crowley Milner & Co
.
6-17
5-
Corp. (quar.)
General Merchandise
(quar.)
5-15
6-30
4-15'
5-
Corp.—
share
of
plus
stockholders
General
5-
5
15c
5%
(quar.)
7-1
-7-
17Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
held,
3-31
5-15
5-
25c
General
Laboratory 4V2 %
A
Exeter
*
,
..
1
5-20
X $1
v
(s-a)
for each 100 com. shrs. held—__
Compan3% class A (quar.)
Crown Cork
4-15
6-
25c
:—l_
___
Petroleum
Crouse-Hinds
6-
10c
(initial)
common
4-29 :
63c
for each 4
in¬
(quar.)
Williamsport RR. (s-a)
&
New
One share of Crescent Petroleum 5%
Crown
5-15
$1.13
(quar.)
Corning Natural Gas (quar.).;___
Coty International Corp
£
B
1
of America—
dividend-
Class
5-15
$1.04
.
(Toronto)
Cook Paint & Varnish Co., com.
$3 prior preferred (quar.)
pfd.
1
15c
preferred (quar.)__
62 %c
(quar.)
—-i-d
87 %C
Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)_
Erie Railroad, $5 preferred (quar.).<____iu-"
$1.25
50c
Equity Corp., $2 convertible preferred (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar;
20c
43,2.% prior preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
Esquire, Inc. (stock dividend)
4%
Erie
'
$1.12Vi
v
.
Continental
>
6-
'
60c
._
——
Crossett
5-29
+50c
.
Crescent
6-15
30c
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)___:
preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America, com. (quar.)___
4% preferred (quar.)
Stock
4-10
„
$4.50
;
7-
5-29
new
Development
General
25c
6%
5-15
1
Ltd.-—
$4.16
from
Inc.
preferred
Class
1
6-15
52Vic
Continental Assurance
5-
20c
$4.52
Controls Co.
1
2
10c
preferred
5%
Co.—
Mills,
1
5-
—___
quar.)
Textile
dividend
6-
$1.25
5% preferred (quar.)
Consumers Power Co., common
Stock
4-
7-
50c
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred (quar.)
60c preferred (quar.)__.
:
Erie Forgo & Steel Corp., common (quar.)
York—
New
(quar.)
Natural
(Increased
Consolidated
1
1
50c
Elnporium-Capwell Co.K 7 %- preferred
Enamel & Heating Products Ltd.—
Securities
Consolidated Freightways (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries (quar.)
Consolidated
5-
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
$7%c
split
(quar.)
dividend
8-
Electrographic Gprp.
4-
5-
Consolidated
distribution
25c
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)
'4%%
preferred (qufer.)_i__
Empire Millwork (stock dividend)
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
52 Vic
Consolidated
3-2*
10c
investment
Canada
$5.40 preferred
4-
(quar,)
Consolidated
4-28
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of America (quar.)
Electro Instruments (stock dividend)
4-
50c
(quar.)
Consolidated
$5
47Vic
preferred
preferred
$2.06
of
States
Elmira
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$2.09
3c
preferred
<$4.72
1
12-15
15c
$1.37%
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
1
Connecticut Light & Power
$2.04
share
50c
pid. A (quar.)_
Ekco Prodhcts, common (quar.)
-41/a% preferred (quar.)____
El Paso Electric Co., common
(quar.)
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
[ $4.50 preferred '(quar.)
•_
0-19
Quarterly
Gas
and
Economics
3-23
10c
(Toronto)
common
3-23
0-30
Quarterly
Ltd.,
1
3-23
:
31 Vic
(from investment income)
Life
preferred
4-15
25c
$6 preferred B
(accum.)
$7 (preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
5-29
5- 1
,•
$7
y5- 3
6-16
,
$1.31%
;
preferred (quar.)™__
Composite Fund. Inc. (quar.)
$1.90
4-15
tl5c
-
stock
Oil
1
•
(quar.)
Eastern Industries, common
4-15
Crude
4-30
25c
—
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—•
-f.,7% preferred (accum.)
1
25c
5%
Concord Fund Inc
5-1
50c
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)__
$2
Three-for-one
East
1
5-
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
-5Va%
General
4-30
i
4-15
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural
5-
Duro-Test
$1.50
;
common
preferred
Concord
$37%c
Cigar Co.,
General
V
25c
_—
& Bradstreet
$1.16
preferred
C.)
4-15
Eastern Air Lines
______
4.64%
(G.
1
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
(4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
4-16
6-10
50c
Dun
(
4-
5-15
37% c
-v
,4-20
5-
$1.06
5.25%
Conn
5-
+25c
(1956), Ltd.,
Ducommun Metals & Supply—
'New common (initial)
'
Commonwealth Gas Corp._.
Confederation
General
5-15
»5c
profits ui._l
*-4-10
5-
$1.06\\
pfd.
6%
_
-
7
$50c
Drug Fair Community Drug (increased-quar.)
5-15
31 Vic
25c
(Boston)
4%% preferred (quar.)__
4.65% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth
5-
from realized gains)
Inc. (Omaha)
£
Bakeries, Ltd
Baking Co., common (quar.)
fect
du Pont Co.
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
Locks
5-22
(year-end
tl5c
6-12
1
5-
12c
Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
System (quar.)
Pictures, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Combined
30c
—
4-17
:
5-1
9c
•
Gas
Columbia
General
•
4%
preferred (quar.)_—
Dreyfus Fund, Iiic;—'
Quarterly of 7c from net
4-27.
'
,
(from
Colorado Oil & Gas
Columbia
4-30
<
Stock
—
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.
5-
'•
1
87tic
quar.)
:
preferred (1947 & 1956 series)
Fund
5-22
Dover Industries Ltd., common
(quar.)
Drackctt. Company, common____
4.—
4% .preferred A (quar.)
Dravo Corp., common (quar. )_•
;
come
(quar.
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
..$3.50 preferred (quar,)
Colonial
$20c
common
011
(quar.)
,
Stockholders approved
.
General
■
(quar.)_
.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
4% special guaranteed (quar.)____.
Cochrane-Dimlop
Gate City Steel,
4-17
|25c
6-'e
•
6-19
3-30
Ltd.—
4-20
v
1
4-30
(quar.)
Co.
Share
*
Fund—
4-30
preference (quar.)
Dominquez Oil Fields (monthly)
Monthly.
Company
Gas Industries
25c
$1
4-20'
5-15
40c
7-
When
Per
Name oi
1
$50c
6
4-20
''
4-30
$1;25;
39c
3-
U7%c
-
Quarterly
4-15
-
8
5-
(quar.)
(quar.;
5-15
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
5
Louis
■-#
com.
6-
25c
25c
(quar.;__.
(quar.)_
Cincinnati, Chicago
Controller
Clark
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
37 %c
(quar.)__
com.
Dome Mines, Ltd.
iSeries
.
Manufacturing Corp.,
Domtnguez Oil Fields Co. (monthly)
Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Electrohome, Ltd. (increased s-a);.
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)—t
Second convertible preference (quar.)
5
When
,
Share
V
<■
5-
•
,
Company
4-27
-
37%c
:_.
Dodge
4-27
4-30
5-15
87%c
____—_____
Per
Name oj
4-27
;
4-30
.
$1
30c
:
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Common
4-30
$1
\
\
Holder
Payable oj Rec
10c
—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3 % % convertible preferred
Wtien
Share
:
Cherry-Burrell. Corp., common iquar.)
4% preferred <.series of 1946) ( quar.)____
4% preferred (series of 1947) (quai\)____
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)„;—__
13
—
31%c
30c
37%c
5%
tl5c
oOc
25c
J--*.
J-<•
4-n
4-15
4-
4-2.^
62%c
$L50
5-15
5-15
oOc
5- 1
4-1 '
45c
5-1
4-21
4-_.o
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1934)
94
Per
Hot Shoppes,
Class
common
(stock dividend)
B
Ho^rdStOT^COTp'V^rFrrfer^wTaTj
(quar.)
B
Idaho Power,
4%
Brick
Power,
4.20%
4.26%
4.42%
4.70%
1
5-15
5-
1
5
412%
1
1
5-
1
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
1
1
4-10
I
4-10
5-
5-
1
1
4-15
6-
1
5-
7-
1
6-
2
Institutional
vestment
income
(6c
in¬
from
4-
1
20c
Corp.,
new
(initial)
common
(quar.)
International Business Machines Corp.—
5- 6
5-
4-15
1
60c
5-
.
three-for-two clock split,—
50c
International Harvester Co.-—
7%
G-
$1.73
preferred (quar.);
Holdings (InKial quar.),,—,
••
6-1
5-15
share held).
Mutual of Canada,
Trust Co.
Ltd.:
.——
37Vic
5- 1
8-
1
7-20
25c
8- 1
7-20
" 37Vic
25c
11- 2
10-19
Extra
11- 2 "
10-19
(quar.)_
—
Iowa-Illinois Gas A8tock
-
Electric, com.
dividend.-
a.
(quar.).,
45c
♦4.22
preferred (quar.)———
♦4.36 preferred (quar.)—
Iowa Power & Light, common (quar.)
40c
82Vic
♦1.08%
preferred (quar.)—.——
preferred (quar.),.
■
4.80%
preferred (quar.)__
Heintz
&
6-1
53-
5-
1
4-15
1
1
(quar.)—
6-26
3-22
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
Michigan Central R. R.
4.90%
1
0-15
Mid-West
5-
1
4-15
1
5-25
4-10
5-15
$5.50
1
7-17
$1.50
6-
6-
1
G-1C
6-
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-10
5-25
7-
1
10-
1
5-15
5c
5-15
5-
5C
6-15
6- 4
G-
1
5-
4
2%
6-
1
5-
4
30c
7-
1
6-10
25c
5-11
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
5-20
40c
6-10
4-30
7-
6-15
32 ftc
5- 1
6-1
5-15 :
—,
(quar.)
1
7-
1
$1.75
——
5-
5-
$1
A
I
1
.
4-18
4-30
5-
1
6-30
6-16
i7j/„c
9-30
9-16
,
i/uC
12-31
6-
ti5C
(quar.)
;jrc
*
preferred (quar.)
Portland Cement (quar.)
97VaC
$1.08%
$1.11%
$25c
preferred
5-
40r
Lewis Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)__
"
iiur
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
100%
Co.
(Greenville S
6-10
-
4-15
'
recommended
to
Company
Insurance Co.
Original shares :
Special guaranteed
Diablo
Co.,
100
6-15
5-15
National
4-16
5- 1
4-16
6-12
5-20
5- 1
15c
7-
4-30
3-31
National
Airlines
Casket
5-18
4-22
4.64%
preferred
o-.
7-
1
1
5-14
5-
1
4-10
8-
1
7-10
11-
1
10-10
6-
1
5- 4
"
60c
slock
$1.37Va
5-15
37Vac
5-
(quar.)
1
5-15
4-30
4-21
3- 1
4-15
$1.14
5- 1
4-15
35c
5- 1
4-15
5-
1
4-20
18c
V
4-15
15c
(quar.)J
5- 1
$1.25
6-12
5-20
G-12
5-20
6- 1
5-15
6-
5-15
V'u%
1
5-15
5-
1%
6-1
5-4
5-30
5-25
$1.10
5- 1
4-15
$1.20
5- 1
4-15
$1.12V'a
dividend)
5- 1
4-27
4-15
50c
5- 1
4-10
$1.50
5- 1
4-10
30c
5- 1
4-24
75c
15c
5-
Class
,
B
\
5-
1
6- 1
6-30
6-20
6
1
4-15
5-15
*
5-
1
8-15
•
6- 1
$25c
4-30
4-15
$25c
4-30
4-15
,50c
held)
6-
..
1
8-17
11-16
pfd. (quar.)
SG'Ac
58c
7c
2V'2%
:
5-15
7-31
10-30
5-1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-30
4-20
4-30
4-16
5-
4-15
1
4-17
50c
6-10
5-18
1
3%
6-
1
4-30
3%
$1.50
6-
1
-
6-
1
5-
6
National stock
6-
1
5-
6
National
6-
1
5-
6
7-2
$5c
$5c
(quar.),
10-
1
1-4-60
6-5
9-4
12-
4
.
series,^.,
(quar.)_^
-
-
:
$1.75 '
6-15
5-20
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred stock series
National Theatres
4-16
1
0-15
5-
$1.43%
....
5-15
5-5
5
5-
1
3-31
5-
1
4-10
' 5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
25c
A
(quar.)
6-
1
-%"25c
;
(s-a)
25c
•
:
.
4-10
4-23
4-30
-
4-30
25c
,
4-23
4-30
4-15
JSl.
5-
4-1T
20c
Northwestern Steel A Wire (increased)
Northwestern Utilities. Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Nunn-Bush Shoe (quar.)
4-30
25c
"
Ocean
1
5%
62ftc
(quar.)
4-15
Quarterly
Old Town Corp., 40c-preferred
Ontario A Quebec Ry. (s-a)
5-
1
75c
6-
1
4-15
25c
4-30
'4-10
20c
preferred
G%
preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Gas A Electric Co., com. (quar.)
Old Republic Life Insurance (Chicago)—
5-
1
10c
Orange A Rockland Utilities Inc.—
Common (quar.)—
.*—«
4.65% preferred A (quar.)——
4.75% preferred B (quar.).
•—.
6.73% convertible preferred C (quar.)
5.75% preferred' C (quar.)
4%
preferred D (quar.)
Otter Tail Power, common (quar.)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
6-
4-10
6-30
*S3
(accum.)
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
125C
-
% 5-15
m.75
•
■
6-15
6-10
5-
1
■-
v
•
1
4-15
4-15
6-1
4-16
$1.16.
S-
1
4-16
$1.19
7-
1
G-22
♦1.44
4-23
4-17
$1.43
7-23
7-17
7-
22 VaC
•—
$1 "•
6-22
6-10
5-13
90C
6-
1
5-15
$1.10
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-21
62 VaC
—
1
40c
$1.25
$4.40
+%
4-10
Drilling A Exploration—
■'•6-
5
5-12
$1
7-
1
G-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
Ltd.,
*3C
6-
1
S-lfl
Line Inc., common (quar.)
convertible 1st preferred (quar.)
15c
6-
1
5-15
1.3281ft
6-
1
6-
1
4-15
27ftC
5-15
4-24
28fte
5-15
4-24
30c
5-15
4-24
31 Vic
5-15
4-24
31 Vic
5-15
4-24
31 Vic
5-15
4-24
37ftc
5-15
4-24
Glass
Co.,
common
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.),.
$5 preference
(quar.)
Pacific-Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian
Investment,
Far East
5V'4%
Pacific Finance Corp. (Del.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Gas A Electric, 4.36%
$1.2-3
pfd. (quar.)
—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
red. preferred (quar.)
red. preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
5%
5%
6%
5%%
Pacific
Pacific
34:faC
preferred (quar.)
Fapercraft
Park
5-
4-7
1
8
5-15
4-30
6-30
6-
20c
(quar.)
5-15
4-17
6-15
5
A
5-
1
5-27
5-
6
7 VaC
5-15
4-30
—
50c
(quar.)—
Co.,
preferred
4.68%
5-15
4-
6-
1
1
4-15
preferred'(quar.),,
tl5c
6-
12 VaC
7
5-
30c
1
8
4-15
6-
♦45c
1
5-15
S-15
8Vic
.
-
57ftc
57JaC
4-17
5-
$$1.50-;-
4-
1
3
6-15
5-20
6-15
5-20
6-
1
5-20
58'aC
6-
1
5-20
40c
"8-
1
4-15
30c
6- 1
5-
1
2%
6-
1
5-
7
30c
6-
1
5-
1
2%
—
7
-
(quar.)—
~
4-20
5-
tic.
(quar.),*.,
•
4-25
2% r
4.60%
1
4-30
10c
40c
dividend
Chemical
6-
25c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Parker Drilling Co. of Canada, Ltd.,,
Patterson (C. J.) Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Paymaster'Consolidated Mines, Ltd
Pearl
Brewing (quar.)
Penman's Ltd., common (quar.)
$6
preferred - (quar.)
Penn Fruit Co., common (quar.)
Stock
5-
15c
(increased)
Sheraton Corp.
C.)
5-15
**20c-
Co.
Parke, Davis A Co.
(S.
6-19
25c
Corp
Park Chemical
4-20
6-30
$1.50
Pantex Mfg. Corp.— "
Stock div. (7 shs. for each sh. held)
.
4-24
5-15
10c
Pacolet
Mfg. (quar.)
Pall Corp. (auar.)
:
Pan American Sulphur Co
Pan American World Airways
5-15
5-15
60c
Lighting Corp. (quar.)
Advertising (quar.)
Outdoor
Common
Stock
voting
(quar.)—
dividend
Common
—
non-voting
1
Stock dividend
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.64% preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred
-
(quar.)——
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
$1.06
6-
1
-
6-
1
0-
5-15
5-15
4-27
♦15c
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
^
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers )quar.)
5-15
4-30
50c
—
Machine
Permanente
&
Cement
Peterson Howell
A
Heather,
•
9c
5-13
+-30
13c
5^15
4-30
' "* l2Vac
4-30
4-16
5-
15c
Gear
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
17ftc
class A
1
4-14 -
"5>
1
4-20
5-
1
4-21
4-30
4-10
35c
4-30
4-20
-15c
"4-30
~4-20
Quarterly
4-30
4-30
4-20
6-
1
5-15
4-20
on page
95c
S-
I
4-10
$1.07 ft
5-
1
4-10
$1.10
5-
1
4-10
$1J7
6-
1
4-10
♦1.50
—
(Continued
10c
15c
25C
Pheofh Mfg. ~Co77quar.) IE—II—I—II—I
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
$2.80%
preferied (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.),
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia, Geraantown & Norrfstown- RR.
'
5-15
1
55c
$1.06ft
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
Perkins
-
5-15
$1.16
pfd.
\
.
_
4-16
5-
18c
4-30
$5c
preferred A
National Securities Series:
4-30
+22ftc
,<•,
(quar.)
3-15
6-12
4-10
(quar.)
'"
—.
4
1
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
4-30
1
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.L
Class A (quar.)
5-
7-
4-30
25c
Northwest Industries
Pennsalt
5-
7%
C-18
30c
(quar.)
Extra-
Parker
1
6-
40c
;
4-
5-13
$1.25
(quar.)
'■
1
$1.05
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
5-22
4.80%
3-
A
5-22
6-30
5-1
5-15
Class A
3-23
6-20
25c
Owens-Illinois
15c
Class
3.23
1
(quar.)
common
Co., class
4-27
(quar.)
National Lead Co.,
6%
preferred B
1
split—
4-17
25c
6-10
$60c
Three-for-one
5-11
2%
-(quar.)—50c
JtX:
(quar.)
4-30
Electric
5-15
}ioc
preferred
$1.06y4
37VaC
A Mfg.
(stock dividend)
Welding Machine Co.,
National Dairy Products Corp. (increased)
National Homes Corp.—
Class A (stock dividend)
Class B (stock dividend),
6*20
6-
5-
3
40c
(s-a)
Ltd-
4-29
National Chemical
6-17
(New Hampshire)
Utilities,
5-15
$1.09
<
23c
$1.23
—
preferred (quar.)
Outlet Company
!
6c
Co
RR.
6-15
$3.50
Ltd.
4-14
44c
(quar,)
1
(quar.)
Inc.
1
(quar.)—I
Telephone
Oxford- Paper,
Narragansett Electric Co., 4Va%
6-10
5- 1
100%
Aeronautical
6-
———I
•
...
15c
shares
4-20
1110
$2.40 preferred <quar.)___
/
.
(s-a)
4-30
50c
LoblftW Cos, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Claas B (quar.)
5-28
7-21
(quar.)
Dairies,
preferred
1
$125
-
5-28
7-31
'■
20c
4.40% pfd. (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
Montana Power Co., common (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
1
_~
.
Co.
(stock
Corp.
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
RR._
4-20
30c
5-
7-10
*
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-1
G-12
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp'.
for each 100 shares held)
.
Lincoln National Life
4-15
6-12
,
;
4-15
the
Liggett A Myers (increased quar.)
4-13
4
5c
$1.38
1
,.
be
5- 1
$1.07%
for each
C >
0
G-
6-4
National
Stock dividend
Liberty Life Insurance
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp.—
6-4
7-1
,
4-30
25c
$112V"
Z
',
6- 4>
7-1
(N. ,Y.)—.
Stock diw. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Corp.
for each 100 shares held)
5-18
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp,
•
-
96ftc
(quar.)___
(quar.)
6-4
5- 1
(quar.)
National
Lerner Stores, 4ft%
..
3
4-15
7-1
7- 1
7-1
Narda Microwave Corp.
4-15
1
6-
5-11
.
95c
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.)
5-18
4-30
1
5-13
-
20%
..Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd., com. (quar.),, \
Extra
4-13
7-
-jqc
-
.
1
5-10
10%
5-18
3-27
(quar.)
1%
12-16
12Vic
Gas
5-
5-13
5-15
preferred
Mount Royal
1
17ftc
_
8
5-
13Vac
(quar.),,
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
4-13
6-
G-
preferred
Mount
oqc
<' Jioc
'
5-15 ;
6-15
96'Ac
Monumental Life Insurance (Ealt.) (quar.),
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preference (quar.)^
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
7-15
1
1
25c
4.50%
4-15
8-
5-
preferred
Ohio
Northwest Engineering
8'
35c
4.80%
6-15
I3ftc
(quar.)
5-
€- 1
-<
10%
(quar.)
Monongahela Power Co.,
1
$1 75
pfd.
1
6-
50c
preferred
37 VaC
4-23
$1.18%
4-14 1
Northwest Bancorporation—
4-20
Monarch Mills
5-15
6-
$L50
:
4-18
4-3
Molybdenum
4-17
22V"0
„
4-30
$5.52
4-30
4-30
4-16
$4.30
1
8c
4-30
5-1
Mojud
4
20c
Northwest Natural Gas Co.,
62Vac
1
5-8
(quar.)
Missouri Public Service, common
Stock dividend
9-15
__
Northland
4-10
3-30
Valley Public Service—
Common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
12-15
5-31
Northern
4-15
Mississippi
6-15
1-2-60
4-13
5-15
5-
37ftc
5-1
50c
6-
20c
:
Northern Pacific Ry.
35c
Natural
Quarterly
Northern
5- 1
5-29
7- 2
Y.p—•
(N.
4-1G
40c
Missouri
Insurance
6-12
6-1
5-29
preference (quar.),.,,.
4.40%
5- 1
3- I
6-20
6-15
50c
7- 1
5- 1
6-1
30c
42ftc
$1.06ft
6
6-2p
(quar.)
23c
Ontario
4.56%
5-15
Common
5.75%
4-15
34ftc
—
4-10
4-
Indiana Public Service—
20c
5-15
5-29
4.36%
5-13
87 ft c
Lee Rubber A Tire (quar.)
Lees (James) A 80ns Co.—
,
4-15
(quar.)
Paper (quar.)
(interim)
Mississippi Power A Light—
5-15
1
Inc. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend to
directors
1
1
1
17
Co.
4-30
*
5-21
5-11
4-30
$62 VaC
Northern
4-30
6-10
*15c
5-15
5
5-29
4-10
1
37ftc
—
3-31
Minnesota A
4-15
4-15
5-
15c
5-13
Minneapolis A St. Louis Ry.
4-15
4-29
1
6-12
$lc
4-27
5-15
62ftc
first preferred (quar.)
convertible second preferred
6-
25c
(Canada)
$50c
$23c
(quar.),,
4-15
35c
6-15
6- 1
5-25
93%c
Pfd.
1
Illinois Corp., common
Northern
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.).
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
4-30
American Fund
37VaC
1
8-
(Md.)
Corp.
10c
(quar.)
5-29
87ftc
(M. H.) (quar.)
Bryant, (stock-dividend)
Miami
Abrasive Co.
25c
(A. C.) Company (quar.)
American Life Insurance'(Chicago)—
40c
(quar.)
5
(quar.)
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Northern Illinois Gas Co., com. (increased),
3% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
6-
8-
fl-15
5
G-
—
Investment Corp.—
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
North Star Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (1956 series)
5-20
6-
1
93ftc
(J. J.) Co.
»
preferred' (quar.)
Share
Northern
(stock dividend),
5-
$6 ftc
—
Little
$25c
$25
Midwest Piping Co. (quar.)
Miller A Rhoades Inc., 4Vi%
6-
Quarterly
Link-Belt
4-13
5-14
6-10
5-30
$1.22V'a
7-
87 Vic
Lauren tide Acceptance
Corp. Ltd.—
Class B (quar.)
Leslie Salt
6- 2
35c
(quar.)
—
20c
(quar.)
Microwave Associates Inc.
35c
Lamston
Lehigh
preferred
Mickelbcrry's Food Products
1
6-
(quar.)
(Alfred)-iquar.)
Quarterly
:
3.85%
5- 1
17ftc
$1.10
0-
$1.12 ft
preferred-(quar.)
Co.
North American
621/ac
-
4-13
$1
Lambert
&
4-15
(s-a)
1
$1.05
La Crosse Telephone (quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines,- Ltd. (s-a)__,
Leath
4-30
30c
0-15
81.08%
7% 2nd preferred (quar. )
Kuhlmau Electric Co., 5Vi%
Lane
North
'10c
3-
95c
Kroger Company,, common
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
2nd
25c
5-25
<
6-24
50c
Kobacker Stores,
7%
North American Car, new common
North American Coal (quar.)
(initial)
4-30
Extra
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(S.) Department Stores
Knickerbocker Fund
S.)
4-30
6-15
4-8
1
7-
93ftC
—
$10c
$$1.12%
(quar.)
Meyercord Co. (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke (quar.)
7-17
93 ftc
_
—
Klein
(8.
5-15
5-15
$30c
$40c
37%c
Minute Maid Corp.
1st preferred
Kresge
4-27
20c
Michigan Gas A Electric
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
30c
Kelly Douglas & Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Kerr Income Fund (monthly)
Monthly
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.).
Stock dividend
4%
1
3%
4-17
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3 Vi %
4-16
C-
Stock dividend
4-15
4-30
$1
preferied '(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Kellogg Company—
3Vi%
5- 6
30c
...
20c
—
4Vi%
3 Vi %
$-14
23c
—
6-15
.
4%
preferred (quar.)—,.
4.20% preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-24
4-8
(s-a)
Norfolk A Western Ry., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Nortex Oil A Gas, $1.20 preferred <quar.)„
10c
5-1
5-1
$1
$$1.25
Messenger Corp. (quar.),
Tubing (stock dividend)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.85% pfd. (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)
1
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Mexican Light A Power Co. (quar.)
Kaiser Steel Corp.
4.35%
North
Metal Hose A
1
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
(initial stock dividend)
$1.25
Jewel Tea, new common (initial quar.)
3.60%
5- 4
$1.06Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
.
Nielsen
(quar.)
A Co.
Manufacturing
81.40
3%% preferred (quar.)
Jorgensen (Earle M.$ Co. (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing Co. <quar.)
4-30
3% %
Niagara
1
5
1
7-
$1.12ft
—.
—
York Wire Cloth
New
6-
7-
$1.12 ft
preferred (quar.),,—
preferred (1949 series)
preferred (quar.).
4V»%
1
—
1 Vic
40c
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—
5-
$4.50=
(quar.)
.
Gas—
A
15c
7-
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-17
4-17
3%%
(increased),
Electric
$15c
13%c
Jamestown Telephone, common
6% Jet preferred (quar.)
4%
preference
$1.20
Ironrlte, Inc., 05c conv. preferied (quar.)
Intel Fund, Inc—.>
Jack
6-
6-10
$1.06
$1.09
—
4.35%
-
5%
a
5-15
5-15
5-15
Inc., class A (quar.)
common
Mesabi Iron
4-20
37Vic
,
...
preferred
\
4-20
3- 1
—
(quar.).,
Extra
3.30%
4-30
23c
preferred
preferred -(quar.)—;
♦2.50
3-13
8o
4-30
of Rhode Island—
Extra
♦2.50
4-30
5-31
—
Investors
♦2.50
3-31
4-20
57ftc
5%
preferred (quar.),,.
Meadville Telephone, common
5% preferred (s-a)_.___,:
Melville Shoe Corp., common
4%% preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mcngel Company (quar.),..
Mercantile Stores (quar.)
4-20
1
5- 1
4-10
4-20
4-20
Newberry
4ft%
5- 8
1
5-
20c
(quar.),,
Mead Corp.,
5-
$32 ftc
Common
Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
McQuay-Norris
4-10
for each
ehare com.
Investors
5
4-30
1
J30c
30c
Interstate-Engineering (increased)——.—20c
(One
5-
5-15
5-
Interprovlncial Pipe Lino, Ltd.— —
Increased quarterly
,
Interstate Department Stores (quar.).
Stock dividend
1
•25c
tl2o
International
Interior-Breweries, Ltd:, class A (quar.)—-
4-21
50c
12ftC
25c
Power
Investors Trust (from net inc.)
McKce (Arthur G.)
4-17
5-
>
McGregor-Doniger,
Class B (quar.)
5-27
6-10
1
Co
Process
Yoak-State
4-10
Indemnity A Life Insurance—
McCall Corp.
5
5-
6-12
Mayer (Oscar) A Co. (quar.)
M'cBriue (L.) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
McCabe Grain. Ltd., common B (quar.)
ehare for each share
( ft
held, subject to approval of stockhold¬
April 28).—;
;
ers
Common after
5-15
$1.12 ft
preferred
Stock dividend
5-
28c
profits)
Interchemlcal
1
17c
beneficial interest
Certificates of
$1.25
(quar.)
May Department Stores—
$3.75 preferred (initial quar.)
I
5-
5- 1
Maui Electric
plus 14c from security
5-15
60c
(quar.)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Matthiessen A Hegeler Zinc
Shares,
1
'60c
$3.50
Corp., Ltd., 5%
Massachusetts
4-23
5-14
200%
5-
New York Merchandise
common
Quarterly
4
5-15
New
(quar.),
Massacnusetts
5-23
6-10
75c
$3
10-23
(stock dividend)
Co.
1
35c
4-10
Mallory (P. R.) A Company, 5% pref. (quar.)
Manhattan Shirt
(quar.)
Manning, Maxwell A Moore (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd. (s-a)
4-15
5-
30c
Mailman
4-10
5-
5-
11- 1
4%
Magnavox
2
$1.06 ft
5-
4-10
(quar,),—
pfd. A (quar.),.
preferred B (quar.)
MacLeods, Ltd., 6% partic. pid. (quar.)
Participating
4-10
5-
U-
5-15
5- 1
—
Macy (R. H.) A Co., 4%%
4-17
7-23
(quar.)
Lynch Corp.
•1-15
5-
8- 1
$1.04
$1,11
$1.24
(quar.),.
(quar.)
steel
Ut-30
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
pfd. (quar.)
(s-a)
Lawrence
5-18
3%
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Meter, common (quar.)
62-40 preferred (quar.)
New England Fund—
4-23
$1.75
$1.75
preferred
Lukens
5- 1
4-30
3%
—
class A and B
on
Neiman-Marcus Co.,
4-17
$1.75
—
A Nashville RR.
Lower St.
4-27
5-20
5-
preferred
Lucky Stores
4-16
1
5- 1
dividend
Stock
5-6
New
stock split
preferred
Louisville
4-16
5-
37ftc
31 ftc
(quar.)_
4.90%
4-17
1
5- 6
5-6
:
payable of Rec.
Share
;•
Holderf
When
Per
Name of Company
Neptune
Louisiana State Rice Mill,
$7
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
Nationwide Corp.— "
Stock dividend on class A and B
(P.) Company—
Two-for-one
4-15
5-
,
35c
(quar.)
Louisiana Power A Light, 4.16%
4.44% preferred (quar. )„.—
12-15
4-30
8-1
preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
Lorillard
9-15
12-30
6- I
6-1
+54c
,,
(quar.),,
com.
non-cumulative 2nd
7%
7%
6-15
9-30
52ftc
53ftc
55ftc
58ftc
♦
7%
4-17
6-30
Telephone
t54c
t37ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
5-15
1
preferred
Lorain
5-15
5-
1st
When
Share
Ltd.
Lobla'V Groceterias,
4-15
5-29
35c
37ftc
51c
Ingereoll-Rand Co., common (ouar.)
6%
preferred (s-a)_
Inland 8teel Co. (stock dividend)
'
4-15
5-29
$1
preferred (quar.)
Indiana Steel Products
(quar.),,
4V's%
4-15
1
5-
42 ftc
$1.50 preferred
Ltd.—
Growth Fund
1
5-
$1.25
81.25
Institutional
5-11
5-
<
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Indian Head Mills,
1
5-
60c
5c
25c
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.08%
4-20
6-
$1.25
$!•%
$1-25
(ouar.)
Illinois
5-15
4-20
1
Loblaw Groceterias,
5-15
1
5-
2oc
(increased)
common
preferred (quar.).
Illinois
Per
Name of Company
1
5-
5*x„,7*
12ftc
*
---
Industries, common (quar.),,
preferred A (quar.)
Hussmann Refrigerator
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Huston (Tom) Peanut (quar.)
Hydra-Power Corp. (quar.)
Hydraulic Pressed Brick
---Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. (quar.)_.—
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
6-
-
6-15
ȣ
Hunt Foods A
2
6-15
Sl.OOVi
!££»=«
Class
7-
4%
60c
(quar.)
(N. Y.), common
Iloldert
'
$12 he
4 ,«
(quar.)—
(etock dividend)—.—
W.)» Ltd., class A
Hotel Syracuse
When
Payable of Rec.
?!i?,re
Name of Company
Horner (Frank
.
9-
4
5-20 4:
48)
Volume
Number 5841
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1935)
I
■
I
Stock Record «» New York Stock
...I
I
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year
Range Since Jan. I
11158
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
30% Jan
3
4074 Dec 29
40 74 Jan
7
45% Mar 31
7174 Nov 20
59% Feb
9
80% Apr
Abbott
102 74 Jan
7
Par
Abacus Fund
13
120
3
Nov
20% Aug 26
4974 Oct 24
14 3
2474 Nov 18
Jan
134
112% Feb 18
18% Mar 26
24
37% July 15
47% Jan
20
Jan
27
18% Apr 24
Acme
2
3
2974 Oct
14
26
Jan
2
33
2
29% Dec
31
2774 Apr
8
3074 Mar
247 a Jan
G
33 74 Oct
9
33
Jan
2
37 74 Mar 30
82
Oct
1
97
-94% Jan
2
7
Jan
2
1974 Dec 29
16% Jan 28
11
Nov
125
2574 Nov 18
79% Feb
4974 Jail
13
8
297
Dec
16
2474 Jan
2
34
Dec
31
8374 Nov 21
78 7 4
100
Steel
5
"374 Feb"!
2% Jail
3
2
2074 Nov
7
14
Jan
2
26
9
72
Jan
16
July
3
Dec
8074 Nov 24
22% Apr
2
2
32% At
83
2
Nov
13
280
July 31
Jan 21
160
Dec
80
1474 Apr
2
33
301» Jan
2
Apr 18
12
Dec
100
Dec 30
Dec
16
96% Oct
3674 Jun 12
57
Jan
27
-
12
is
15% Oct
7274 Apr 29
-
.;
& Vicksburg
Dec"l7
:
55% Dec
6
82% July 28
30 % Dec 31
22 % May 19
91% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
26
Juo 25
60 3 a Jan
111
11
Nov
vjol
i.t
96% Oct
13
3b'/»
2
2974
29
29%
5,300
36
115%
3 6 74
36
36
36%
36%
37
377i
111
11174
110
19
1974
3274
5%
574
2074
2074
3074
3274
3074
3074
83
83
83
83
84
83
83
40
13
84,200
474',0
preferred
...100
—
ilorp
common—..——
I
preferred A
100
prior preferred
No par
G%
convertible preferred
10
Allegheny Ludluni Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
574%
$4
17
26
conv
8
Industries
21
Inc
Laboratories
4474 Feb 24
Allied
4
Allied
4%
8374 Mar 17
No par
Products Corp
Stores
Allis-Chalmers
9
Mar 12
5
Corp common—No
preferred
4.08%
par
100
Mfg
common
_10
preferred
100
convertible
39% Feb
25
3374 Jan
5
Aluminium Limited-
93% Jan
S
Aluminum Co of America
Alpha Portland Cement
10
No par
—1
ll
39
53% Dec
15
17
95
16
8774 Jan
Feb
25
64'.4 Jan
2
81
114% Sep
90
Dec
1434 Jan
25% Oct
125% Oct
10
111
12
4474 Jan
5674 Apr
106 V4 Feb
1774
11174
% 1974
19%
33% Apr
16074 Apr
American Airlines
48
29
40% OCt 14
35
Jan
19% Feb 25
33% Jan
2
47% Dec 16
Jan
19
Nov
9
3%%
9
474%
convertible
American
6%
preferred—100
Bank Note
63
Jan
6
29% Feb
9
39
Mar
6
American Bosch Anna Corp
45% Jan
2
5074 Mar
U
American Brake
20% Jan
2
27
19
11
10
common
2
7
Apr 17
2074 Feb 11
7% Feb 13
14% Mar 18
American Cable
6074 Jan
2
American Can Co
2
2
22
Jan
2
20% Sep 22
3% Jan
2
9% Nov 17
41 74 Jan
2
52% Nov 18
42
Jan
Apr 24
*151
preferred
50
*
320
4374
41%
4274
4274
4374
10; 400
4774
4874
4674
4774
47
-4874
17,300
•9874
102
17%
18
18
11374
*1974
1774
1974
6374
64%
43%
4374
11274
1974
6474-
44
12
60
80
30 7
4
/
1174
29
17%
7,800
29,800
1
1974-
1974
1974
500
6374
6274
63%
17,700
4374
43%
43%
2,600
ll7ii
10974
2,400
6074
8,000
8074
240
2874
2974
10974
60,300
6,800
141,900
15,200
1174
6074
8074
28%
11%
60-
*7974
1174
60
*79
2974
*108
110
9974
11574
1974
80
*1174
1774
114%"
62
*4374
6074
81
9974
1774
11474
99% --9974
1127-41 11474
-
28%
.
-
110
35%
36
3574
35%
3474
35%
3474
3574
30%
307,,
2974
3074
29%
2974
2974
3074
88%
86%
8774
86%
8774
44';;
4274
5374
4374
4474
44
44
43 v
4374
5274
53
87%
v
*108
*10874
109 *
87
87 3 4
*43
4414
*4274
100
44
•
43
42%
53%
98
9974
1017 4 102
3174
-4774
*116
9874
95
10474
105
;
3174
31
*150
48
47
117
,
35%
*35 7 4
36 7,
*61 \
53
96
3174
117
*4274
102
160
*150
47%
62
357,
*61
98
212
*10874
117
114
1274
*93%
*200
4174
60%
29%
1274
9874
208
17,200
23,400
6,800
43%
11%
160
4774
*9374
*192
574
2074
49
5974
317ii
3174
_l.
common
convertible preferred——100
No par
1274
9874
208
80
43 74
43 %
*4174
42153
54
99
9974
102 % 102%
American Bakeries Co com
21
11874 Apr 23
38 74 Jan
5
Apr 24
58
Apr
12.50
.
Petroleum Corp
No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
«
2
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
13
Corp...
1
Amerada
Amur
2
Jan
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The).
Amcrace
6074
X4374
1
•
6
5
887
88
50
;
7
<
19%
61
60%
44 7 4
43%
12
1174
60%
5974
80%
8074
30 7 4
29%
10974 10974
36%
3574
3074
30 %
*83
1274
*9574
*192
99 74
99
<
17%
1
convertible preferred
116 74 Mar 25
Jan
i05
6%
9
t2% Jan
13
OCt
Apr 23
2474 Jan
118
447a Nov 12
97% Jan
27% Apr
58% Dec 31
Feb
47% Feb 11
10
85 74 Jan
3474 Jan
Mar 31
100
10974 110%
17%
No par
.4274
48%
49%
'
84
12%
9874
20574
201
44
*83
13
1274
*95
9874
214
43%
4874
*0874
5
;
Inc
5%
1374
12%
*95
*200
1
—18
Allied Mills—
4
42% Dec
3,500
574
2074
1474 Feb
21
200
3374
160,
G
6074 Mar
273tJan
3374
*151
31%, :%■.
5
33% Feb 21
3374
160
21
Allen
52
3374
>151
4,100
8,700
86%
330
5%
Allied
8
33%
160
8574
*320
31
21
3374 Jan
Apr 29
33%
*151
3274
32
87%
32674
2074
15
52
s
'
85%
*318
18,500
67a
Allied
15
34
160
3174
328
6,100
1974
31%
21% Mar 20
Jan
33%
*151
31%
88%
87
327
1974
217b
common
Amalgamated Leather Co—
22
31
8774
327
700
111
21
24
,
R'.-i
2074
31
Alleghany
3074 Mar
34
160
*151
'
3174
8674
*321
%
1117;
19
.
0%
Apr
112
33 7t:
2
307,1
87 %
327
110%
;
20%
3274
Apr
17
8674
-100
1974
3174
317 b
*321
100
11274* 11474
20%
18%
22 74
102
29
36
114%
2074
1874
5 '-b
-'18
3474 Apr 23
27% Apr
9
797a Mar 24
42% Oct 31
2874
29%
1974
31%
Inc
6474 Apr
Jan
29
2974
36 74
:
19 74 Apr 15
4874 Jan
9
39% Jan
5
26% Feb
28%
2974
Ry
Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
104
17
2974
2974
No par
Corp;.
2
7874 Jan 26
1974
18%
28%
-2174
11% Apr
157a Jan 21
2
74
18%
19%
2974
29%
l
115% Apr
14
Jan
.1 Jan
6,500
5274
5
5274 Jan
10'2 May 19
35% Jan
Jan
96
92
19%
5174
2
Mar 19
44% Apr
5374 Jan
7
1274 Feb 10
'
7
43% Oct 13
2
4474 Jan
1974
53%
Aldens
98
Apr 15
20574 Apr 21
2
32% Jan 28
49% Nov 11
91
Jan
20
51%
4
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc
8
'
1374 *«r
93
160
29
19%
5374
187;!
1
Gas
-
974 Jan 28
Jan 29
10% Dec 30
47a Jan
191
2074
52 7
2974
pfd 1951 series
Alabama
67 4 Mar 19
2
1974 Jan
23% Jan
80
Jkn
19%,
53%
29
No par
_
Alabama
11 \\ Jan
20%
19
Air Reduction Inc common-
30
200
134
134
1974
297a
Aeroquip Corp
Jan
135
13.600
80
297-1
9174 Mar 10
)5
*130
1
62
3074
*148
160
4774
■*
35 %
*61
47
"
-
43
96
9574
10774.
4774
3574
3574
62
*11874
357 b
62
95% f '•
12,800
1,800
38,100
3074 ,3174
149 vv.
4.149
4774
47-74
3174
160
11874
63 :
■«:
1,400
1;400
107
10574
118%
117
310
-
53%
53
v5374
35
-100
-
122
;
190
2
2574
36
34.74
35%
3374
3474
32%
3474
33%
3474
487«
49
48 7
2
4874
48
.49
4772
48 74
4774
48
2674
2674
2674
2674
34,000
11,300
;
22,200
1
26
26%
2674
26
2674
2574
20
2C
20
*20
20 %
*20
2074
*1974
12
1274
11%
1174
1174
11%
1174
1174
19,900
4474
44%
1174
x43%
12
12.50
Theatres Inc common
44
4374
4374
4274
43%
42
423 4
87,500
1,300
2,200
6,000
—
preferred—
Radio
&
1
Corp
common
*19%
20
100
20
42% Jan 21
3874 Jan
2
40% Mar
25
3974
39''
3974
3974
39
3974
39
39
3874
387,.
51
4774 Jan
2
5774 Apr 21
American Chain <fc Cable-
No par
5574
5774
5674
5774
57
57
5674
5674
54
American Chicle
No par
5574
5174
55%
47% Dec 19
44% Dec 15
53
52
5374
51
5274
5274
5374
53%.
54
3874 Mar 17
4174
*41
80% Jan
96% Mar
84
9174
*90
3
6
Jan IS
Apr 24
4274 Jan
2
90
Apr
53% Dec 11.
46% Feb 17
58% Apr 23
25
40% Nov 20
38% Feb
50
557a Dec 17
47*% Feb 13
Feb 24
2
14% Jan
2
267a Nov 13
25
32% Feb
12
2
2
44
Sep 22
30% Dec 31
11% Jan
16% Jan
2
73
18% Oct 30
41% Dec
Jan 13
134
12
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
1
31
122
Aug 27
Apr 21
Mar 17
110
6%-
16% Jan
2
1874 Feb
24
21% July 28
1974 Apr
10
2074 Jan
2
96
Jan
59% Nov 17
5374 Jan
2
8
83
74 Apr 24
Jan
14
85% Jun
80
Jan 28
83
41
17% Jan
17
307a
1
7
92
Jan
102
2
20% Feb 28
31
Oct"l3
Oct 20
Dec 18
U-
Jan
3
167a Nov 21
8
Jan
2
41% Dec 16
48% Jan
2
69% Nov 17
20% Jan
3574 Dec
2
34% Sep 12
33% Apr
7
2
11% Jan
144% Nov 26
2
40% Nov 14
49% Aug
8
1674 Dec 30
157
May 12
Apr
574%
Apr
2674 Jan
95% Mar
4
27
25
5074 Apr 24
34% Jan 16
98
22
Jan 22
3274 Jan 22
474%
Metals-No par
&
preferred
Inc
com—.1
19
American Molasses
15
American
Motors Corp
6374 Feb 17
3274 Jan
7
7374 Apr
46% Feb
14
American
18
American
News
49% Mar
4
American Optical
64% Mar
3
American Potash
15% Jan
6
Feb
18
3274 Jatt
8
147
187a Apr
152
21
American Rad &
Mar 17
7%
357u
25
7174
No par
1
Chcrn—No par
St(l Sany com—5
preferred
100
2174
7874
33
1674
17
3274
1774
34
3374
151
147%
2174
21%
120
•41
4174
3274
1674
.
r\:
327-4
21
%V 32
;
1674
3374
3474
146
151
4974-
>•
1,500
41%
32.74 :i%
17 74 C :
7,500
15,200
3474
4,000
148%
8.200
21
21
120
*105
t
120
2174
-
1,000
■
'
*105
■
;
■
*18
197..
10374
80%
78%
3274
43
27%
*1574
36
7174
42 74
18 V>:
17%
18
18
18
1,800
20
19%
20
1974
20
4,800
105
t
100
105
8074
82%
43
4274
*9674
*103
82 7 4
2774
,
2774
4274
44
4474
4874 487b
1774
18'4
*149
153
si
*105
120:
20
*81
157»
38
7174
43
*1474
;
148%
18
10374
28
1
Co
&
27%
—5
Co
6
27 74
6,400
49%
•
10374
797k
8274
4274
27%
Natural Gas Co
4374 Jan 20
7674
*81
42
103
11.100
*4074
4174
3274
33*4
18
9 7 74,
Co
*4074
%
147
19 To
L__.2
Products.
1574 Feb
4374 Jan
*105
20
9 7 74
100
-
Apr 22
1474 Jan
7
25% Feb 25
387a Jan
J 9%
100
Climax
American Metal
1
100
Machine
American Metal
217a
22
120
18%
18%
Fdry common--?
preferred
American
14474
1
prior preferred
3.90%
3274
33%
147
*105
International Corp
American Mach &
17
No par
51%
3674
3674
33
33%
5174
36%
36
41%
92,300
3674
36 74
1674
;
5874
5174
52
3274
9174
4974
4974
5174
36
1774
500
42
'
57%
49
49
3274
*90t
5174
49-
*40
42
*41
5874
5274
16 7 >1
42
91%
5774
4874
3774
144
*90
5774
3274
preferrcd_l0o
non-cumulative
American
Mar 19
102
1
American Investment Co of 111—
105
3
Feb
12.50
American Ice Co common
2
Mar 30
17% Nov 18
10
*41
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
2
2
par
14
27
2
No
15
Jan
79"
.37
*41
9174
5574
5174
3674
527,
5
Corp_
42
5674
5574
4974
5174
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
Feb
32% Jan
49
*89
5674
10
American European Secur
4
5574
3474 Apr 15
18% Jan 22
16
Jun
91%
10
45
13
111
42
*89
20
American Enka
Feb
*41
100
American Electric Power Co
2
41
m—lo
co
35% Apr
9
1474 Jan 12
104
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
15374 Apr
2474 Apr
Mar 13
Feb
474%
38 74 Mar 18
2
Apr 16
29%Feb 11
1674 Apr 15
11
Dec
Jan
Co
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
Apr 17
5574 Jan
40
19% Jan
9
preferred!
American
17
39% Jan 17
38% Jan
7%
20
1,200
37% Sep 11
4474 Mar 17
;
357,
6374
Shoe Co
No par
American Broadcasting-Paramount
5%
3,000
*6274
39% Jan
2
45% Dec 24
29% Jan 17
Sep 29
\
Shares
4674
787a
1874
1
conv
134
*4474
79%,
287,,
5
4.50%
46
78
23%
Addressograph-Multigfaph Corp
Apr 22
*130
*44%
,
1
Admiral Corp
328
Apr 22
3274 Feb
9
134
797
Apr. 24
1
3374 Mar 30
3
327
4674
77%
the Week
Friday-
Apr. 23
—10
Co
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
12
*44 %
80
Sales for
Thursday
52
2074
53%
53
PRICES
10,700
18,200
0,400
Adams
9
19%
25
SALE
Apr. 32
46%
*130
133
133
1
Inc
2274 Mar 10
17% Jan 28
23% Jan
2
19374 Jan
15
Jan
*4474
8072
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Jan
193a Jail
Jan
46%
7874
Vending Corp
ACF Industries
20 % Jan
b
*4474
5
preferred-
convertible
ABC
5674 Feb 19
23% Jan
2
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 31
__1
.
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 20
common
Laboratories
4%
Apr 24
21
2
Monday
EXCHANGE
4374 Jan
14
HSSBSga,
I
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Lowest
15
43 %
2774
2774
*96%
98
2774
27
98
2774
15%
1474
15
3774
3674
37%
7274
4474
*103
105
*103
%
79
79
797i
8274
8274
'
4474
4574
;
27%
2774
*96 7 a
2774
*8274
83 74
84
5074
2774
97 7 4
2774
6,700
'
-
,
f
300
15
15
15
3974
4074
502,600
7074
7074
6974
7074
6,700
4274
43
42%
42%
7,700
4,100
37
'
'
'
f
■
•
7074
4374
7174
4474
44
4474
4474
44
4474
44
457b
4874
4974
4774
48
47%
48
1874
1774
18
1774
18
17%
1874
*149
153
iv
J
'
"
40
*1474
49%
*149
v
-
20
27
43%
18
(
'
3,300
40,800
4674
49
V
j
130
27
27% %
'•
77,400
*96
98
i
•
153
*149
152
-
*149
r
•
■
A
V
8,400
246,000
152
*
32% Jan
48% Apr
35% Jan
13
34% Nov
68
10
May 5
517a Oct 20
2
140
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
6
155
Jun
13
61% Nov
7
126
27% Dec
22
July 16
'29% Dec 30
27% Jan
2
457a Dec 18
65% Jan
6
25% Feb
12
31 % Jan
6
8% Jan
2
1677a Jan
74% Feb
2.
Dec
31
35% Dec
3
105
American
Ship Building Co—No par
27
American
Smelt & Refg coin-No par
14274 Jan
59
2
7%
14874 Mar 20
6374 Mar
9
Apr
14
120% Jan
5
124
Jan
2674 Mar 26
29
Feb
12
45
Jan
2
8674 Mar 11
3274 Jan
2
6074 Mar 20
Jan
105
4374 Mar
6%
10o
preferred
American
16
Snuff
common——25
Co
non-cumulative
Amer South
African
preferred-.100
Iuv Co Ltd—£1
1
American Steel Foundries—
-1
2
American
Stores
Co
4
American
Sugar
Refining
7%
3374 Jan
7
3574 Feb
18
26
1774 Feb
16
American
Sumatra
2
265% Apr
17
American
9774 Dec
1
89
Apr 17
10774 Jan 26
American
com—25
Tel & Tel Co
27
39
2
13474 Jun
4,
84% Apr 16
95
Feb" 16
12374 Jan
2
12974 Jan
20
,
When
6%
25
preferred
American
Viscose
15% July 11
28% Dec 29
1374 Mar 12
1574 Jan
23
American
Water
4674 Jan
15
29
Feb
3
24% Jan
12
2774 Feb
6
Jan
8
Jan
10
27 74 Dec
23
1074 Jun
4
1774 Nov
6
2
37% Dec
5
Jan
25
common
100
25
preferred
24
37
Preferred
67?
Corp
Works
Co
com—5
25
series
40
14% Jan
2
1774 Mar 18
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
6774 Jan
_
22 3 s Jan
21
34% Feb 25
Ampex Corp
12% Jan
7
4674 Mar 13
1
Ainphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—_1
Preferred
574%
Jan
13
63% Oct
13
6074 Jan
2
7474 Mar 17
Anaconda
30
6174 Oct 14
53% Jan
7
6074 Mar 18
Anaconda
Wire
series
:
50
Co
46% Jun
&
Cable
Anchor Hocking Glass
39
Dec
31
39
88
Jan
2
100
33
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
IB*
5
100
—3374
Tobacco
4974 Apr
11
Tobacco—
issued
16
Nov
''
i
j
5
5674 Feb
8
1374 Jan
4
2374
-
60% Feb
46% Jan
22474 Jan
2
_
52 74 Mar 31
6
15
P
10
18
9% Jan
4
Seating Co
14% Nov
3574 Dec
26
1
American
2277a Dec
119% Sep
25% Jan
1
4074 Mar 17
8149.87%
Dec
31
May 31
41% Nov
14
3274 Dec
5
dividend.
For
33
Feb
3
90% Jan 20
34
Mar
30% Jan
3974 Jan
8
9
$4
4
Apr
3974 Jan
8
3674 Jan
all other footnotes eee
•_»
6.25
page
7
14
26.
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co_~—
Anderson-Pricliard Oil Corp
—
61
*60
*12374 124%
28
28 74
57%
58%
88%
8974
3674
37
34
34-'ii
161 a
1674
26354 26574
887a
89
No par
21.80
10
35%
3674
36%
377,
37
3774
3774
557a
56
55
5574
56
56
5674
4974
142%
48%
50
14374
143
GO
10174
103
126%. 127%
46%
47 .:»
4774
4874
14234
530
GO
6074
125
*12374
6074
5974
60
124
40
28
2774
2774
2774
2774
2774
5774
88%
5774
5774
5774
5774
5774
2774
5874
88
8874
88
8874
8874
8874
*3674
3674
3674
3674
3574
3674
36
3674
347b
34 74
3 4 74
16
34%
1674
34
3474
*1574
16
25774
264
26074
3474
16
25374
125
16
25674
1574
15%
25374
25674
85
8574
87%
8474
8674
10374
103%
104
104%
10474
10574
104%
10574
126%
126%
12674
127%
127%
1277,.
127
12774
4674
47%
4674
477-4
4674
477b
48
8774
8874.
8674
4974-
7,000
11,200
2,700
3,300
2,800
1,200
82,000
204,400
12,000
1,390
37,100
4,900
14%
1474
1474
1474
14%
1474
2874,
*2774
2874
*2774
2874
2674
2674
2674
*2674
26%
290
2674
*2774
2674
15%
1574
1574
1474
1574
14%
1574
10,000
7974
7874
8174
7574
79
7674
77%
41%
4074
"4174
4074
4174
4074
43 74
6874
6774
6774
6674
6774
6674
67 Yb
56%
56
5674
5574
56 74
5574
56%
31,600
19,200
45,000
1,910
33%
33%
33
3374
33
34
34%
3,800
*93%
9574
93%
9374
36%
37.
35
3574
1474
14%
2774
28
15%
76%'
4074
66
67
56\4
6774
55%.
3674
35%
37
3G
,
*93%.
9574
*93%
3674
3774
367 a
34»4
95%
3774
3574
34 74
3 5 74
3454
1..
1,000
12374
87%
34
\
17,200
14274
57%
8174
42 ,»
35,,
4874
14374
27-%
787a
4174
34%
95_a
36 b
3>.«
4874
14274
*12374
*267a
33%
v03.4
4974
60
260%
■
960
14374
124
147,
277a
26
15 ,4
»
11,200
60
1474
27%
26
15 7 a
54-
38
5774
124
_
Corp—
Common
951
No par
85%
36%
57
57%
49%' 49%
143
143%
300
10
2,600
8,500
V
n
'
;
\
16
The Commercial and
<1936;
Financial Chronicle
Monday, April 27,
1959
rir
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29
41% Aug
4
67% Dec
19
Vs. Feb 10
24% Dec
31
12
39% Dec
17
22% Jan
2
Nov
3
11
26
30% Feb
35% Feb
Armour &
24
41 % Mar
9
86% Apr
9
7
Steel
83
Jan
30
Jan
22
8
22% Sep 29
27% Sep
2
20
13% May 29
29% Jan 23
28% Jan
19
3G% Mar
2
26% Apr
17
28% Apr
2
When
Feh~25
19% Dec~30
34% Dec 10
10% Aug
8
Jan
2
Ashland
31% Feb
11
10% Jan
2
7
7
19
i6% Apr
3% Jan
15
1
7
27% Feb
12
6% Jan
90
,
S
May
23
19
2
94% Jan
6
105
Jan
2
96
67
May
23
Apr
36% Apr
13% Feb
Arvin
46%
46%
38%
38%;-
37%
3814
70
70%
70%
70%
i70%
70%
70
27%
28%
27.
27%
; 26%
26%
1
40%
40%
41
86%
86%
♦86
86%
22%
♦21%
22%
15%
14%
14%
7
71 %
88% Jan
5
common
22%
15%
15%
14%
2.50
„
22%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
♦35%
35%
70%.
71
26
26 3 »i;
26
26 3
40%
41%;/
86
86
22
22
14%
15
1
33%
32%
32 5 it
26%
26%
♦26 J/4
22%
22%
22%
>
32%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
351
32 %
,
48,100
40 3 4
40%
a
7,800
*85
86 %
22
14%
15
"
950
9,700
3212
32 %
26'/
22%
23%
36
/
26%
90
%
26'
22 3
35%
%
3,100
20,600
*213 i
//-
2,800
'
36 Vi
2,300
.
500
'
5
12
12%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
49
4914
49
49 %
49
49
49%
50
.100
106
106%
'106
106%
♦106
»•"
40,500
»
12
l
1
11%
12
52%'
2,400
'
52%
6,500
Dry Goods Corp—•
1st
5.25'3
70
ft
28-:
23
♦20
23 >
37%"
46%£/
37%
•
26%
32%
26%"
1
46 7 it
37%
41 %
86
46%
"
22%
33%
32 %
♦26
„
Refining common
Common
2
22%
Shares
Apr. 24
86
40%
41%
22
1
issued
Oil
-
5
ASR Products Corp
24
107% Mar 31
Apr 24
10
Industries Inc
2nd
52% Apr
13
102% Jan
5
19
Dec
Feb
44
46% Nov 19
Jan
46%
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom Industries Inc
17% Jan 27
Mar 16
14
Mar 16
Associated
29
46%
37%
Co__— —!
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
5
80
46
47
the Week
Friday
Apr. 'IS
39
1
Corp
Sales for
Thursday
40%
Argo Oil Corp—
Armco
PRICKS
SALE
Apr. 2'J
|
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
40% Jun
73% Mar 13
Apr.'J I
No par
49% Feb
5
65% Mar 31
23% Jan
6
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 'JO
Par
5
2
36% Mar
7
Feb 25
22
39% Apr
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
43% Jan
15
44% Dec
2
Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.I
Year 1958
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Bange for
Associates
preferred
.
Investment Co
10
.72%
72%
72%
106
106%
106
106
72%'
73%
72%
74
'
72 J
4,200
106%
110
71%.
73 V.
3,300
29%
2
29%
If'"- :
Atchison Topeka <V Santa Fe—
31% Jan
-
17% Jan
2
28 % Dec
31
27% Jan
28
9% Jan
2
10% Dec
18
10
Jan
7
10% Mar
41% Nov 10
29% Jan
2
47
Apr
92
Jan
6
62 % Apr
21
Atlantic
Coast Line RR
Atlantic
Refining
80% Jan 23
53% Apr 17
86% Mar 3
7
Apr
16% Jan
20
Atlas
16% Feb 11
5''.
29% Jail 10
a
86% Jan
8
92
Feb
28
27% Jan
2
53% Dec
30
89% Apr
47% Feb
6
17
Feb 25
45% Nov
13
43% Jan
5
34
6% Jan
2
Jun
30
7% Jan
15
8% Aug
8
17% Aug
5
72% Sep 22
25% Dec 19
2
2
67
Jan
90
78% Oct 29
14% Jan
18
23
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
6
29% Dec
13% Dec
11
3% Jan
26
Jun
Jan
10
Apr
20
30% tea
2
13% Jan
45
Nov
6
43% Jan
3
Feb 21
96% Jan
6
4
105% July
Dec
18
7
45% Apr
29% Jan
'7
95
45% Oct
88% Mar 18
41% Feb
63% Nov 13
48
2
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
35% Apr
Get 29
64% Oct 22
64% Jun
9
52% Jan
8
66% Feb 27
8
58
Dec
Mar 24
36
Dec
10
27
Feb
S
32% Mai'
31
Dec
23
28% Jan
2
46
45 % Apr
23
16% Jan
7
33% Jan
3
4
2
2
44
Dec
31
38%/Mar 20
10% Jan
2
13% Dec
17
13% Jan
14% Feb 25
Jan
7
90
Mar
4
93
44% Apr 10
2
18 % Jan
ffsli
43;% Jan
Sep 22
76
Feb
4
24
62.
93
Jan
r>
8011 A lit-
17
12
66
Jan
16
24
25% Jan
29
50% July 21
48% Jan
6
Jan
1% Oct 13
2
Jan
6
33% Jan
2
36% Jan
Oct
.143
67c Jan
13
36% Dec
2
79% Nov
6
54% Oct
14
159% Jun
.
12
1 % Feb
6
78% Jan
2
15 % Dec
9
2
50»a Mar 30
55 % Feb
Jan
12% Jan
5
8
56
Jan
2
12
70
Jan
12
77
Feb
30
59 Tit Dec
9
53
Jan
23
07 1 -a Apr
(j
2
,37% Oct
28
36 % Jan
6
26% Dec
11
July
12% Jan
76
1
Dec
24% Mar 31
18% July 28
<58% Oct 30
2
14% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
22
10 % Jan
2
60% Jan
6
2
6
20%, Jan
8
Oct
19
Dec
18
78
16
Jan
,
8
801
a
10
9
Jan
16
76
% Feb
3
60% Dec
31
59
Jan
G
14%
20%
Inc
17% Oct
24
10% Mar 26
151
Jan
5
32% Oct
23
21% Mar 25
27 % Jan
6
a
3
2
12% Dec
10
11%, Jan
2
17% Mai
367a Oct
13
33% Jan
6
42% Feb
25
13
45% Jan
8 3 a Jan
2
12 'it Jan
•!0% Jan
13
52% Apr
50%
105%»
16%
*72%
18
Dec
11
104% Apr
24
21
92
Mar 13
277a
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28%
28%*
24
24%
28
24%
28
23"%»
28%
1
27%
23%
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16%
17
17
16%
17
79%
79%
79
79%
44
44%
43Va
43%
21
2
&
Co
Maine
preferred
Oct
3
28% Jan
29
20% Dec
13% Jan
2
78% Jun
10
27
Jan
2
10
Jan
2
4
33% Apr
2
56
Mar 26
62%. Dec
12
62
;
Mar 10
80% Apr
65.
Mar 24
..
50
4934
Forge
Co
Co
preferred
-76%
Jan
13
36% Feb
9
Apr 24
45% Mar .18
24% Jan
5
35% Feb
5
4%% second pref—
Burroughs Corp__—!____
Bush Terminal Co—
30
Apr
1
40
2
Butler
fi
98
,
Jan
6
Jan
5
t;
39% Dec
19
38
Jan
9
54
109
Jan
5
113
9
108% Dec
16
MarlO
Butte
Jon
Byers Co
21
Mar 11-
7'i
6,300
5,800
1,000
5,800
23,900
130
61":;
5, <00
.
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*
*82
83;
43 %
31 %
36
36
15
—
5
participating preferred.
...
41%
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6
45
45*;
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10
common
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<
44%
5.800
66'%
6614
66%
66%
67
900
93%
33%
31%
91%
93
9234
98
51,600
32%
32 7k
33
33
1.900
31
32
:>l7:t
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32,200
25%
25%
26%
81,400
90%
34
25%
90%
34%
17%
17%
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80
25%
91
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41%
;
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293«
36%
36
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36.
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110
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17%
18
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6
44%
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79
67
6
6
44%
111%
<;
100
92
33%
1.000
17%
17%
7.900
17%
17%
17 3 4
15,100
17 7
56.300
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6
83
40%
u
67
83
240
80%
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67
83
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110
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36%
•
83
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v
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36%
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42
1
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18 >v.
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18%
83
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4
30
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79
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6.800
521
51
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33%
18
-
50%
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53%
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51%
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34
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18%
'
400
47
47
47
47
10%
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173»
;
100
—_
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(AM)
18
^
4
5,500
34
90
■
*90%
92
33%; 34
lOo
2
14
17%
r
100
preferred
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a
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com
——
17
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33%
33%
..10
•
'
.
31%
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-
1
:
17
83!
81%
;
31
25%
3% 'v
,
25
25'/
78% Oct
8% Oct
102%
*83%
53%
18%
66%
85%
25%-
5
No par
28% Dec
15
50
50%
104%
101
*83%
85%
25%
common
43% Dec
3% Jan
20
Jan
<49%
50%
101%
10
30%
..lo
5
8
Mar
10%
32%"
31%
7
6
f
10
•
89r%
27% Apr
16% Mar
40% Nov
99
•.
10%
*8312
2
lo
47%
9%
.,3
2.50
64% Jan
22% Jan
47
47%
*47
3.50
J,....100
Watch Co Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
'
24%
17
78%
43%
81%
62
24
1<
78%
43
1,000
66%
4',
77,500
28%'
28
14,300
Bulova
10
80
3,700
7,500
4,500
21.300
40
32%
1
10
1493i 1493.,
16
17
*74%
75%
63%
64%
42% 43'a
26%
26%
10%
20%
<40
40%
39%
39%
855«
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Apr
517a
51%
,
39 3
38%
66%
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70
50%
51% "
149% 149% *
16
16%
*74%
75%
63%
63% /
42%
43 '267a
27
18%
20 '
40
40%
28
28
.23%
24
16%
17 '
78%
783':
42'a
43%
80
81
62
62%
400
38,500
3,500
4,000
91,800
2,000
8,600
40!2
40%
111% 113
39%
40%
33
Budd (The) Co
$5 preferred.
68% Jan
25
1%"
40
114
•
39% * 39%
*46%' 47!4
39%
15%
16%
85%
Bullard
51
-1%
16,100
15%
67%
2il
30
.
77%
27%
15%
16%
32%
30%
24
8
171s Apr 21
-
8,400
5,300
51
15%
Bucvrus-Erie Co-
20% Jaii
•
77%
26%
50%.
15%
16
84%
24
20% Apr
19%
23%
27%
20
13 %
*66%
20.
2
1,600
94
23%
.15
92 % Jan
2
62
15%
Shoe Co Inc
26% Apr
27
13,900
♦92%
>'
94 <
122
13 %
Br-unswick-Balke-Collender—..'No par
37:!'t Jan
Jan
116%
23%
18%
8
13% Jan
4,000
15%
54%
8
16
17,500
13%
18
Jan
-14% Jan
1,000
21 71!
23 %
53%
19% Jan
3
<
18%
32%
30
44Va
54%
90
18% Sep 29
79%
43%
18%
10
15% Oct
2
79%
,'
53%
24
16% Dec
Feb
14%
it
—
31
9% Jan.
40%
21%
131
Brooklyn Union Gas—.
Brown & Bigelow
Oct
9% Feb 28
63
39%
*14%
23%
common
preferred
33% Dec
90
140
13%
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.——Nopar
33!
50
..
19,300
41%
23%
16
26
.
40 3 i,
13
23%
24
Jun
84
39%
*40%
13
27
25
♦82
_30
23-%
-
Bristol-Myers Co
Brown
103,500
13
Feb
Mar
8,700
63%
233t
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1
23%
61%
13%
17
.
23
24%
19
33 3
98%
13%
24%
—100
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70/
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-
1
9,5
98
,
23% t v
62%
84
,
40'-.
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14
21% .
62%
8
6
195
'183
79%
16% Jan
2
2,400
♦
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79%
30
C
5,100
49%
48 3
v.-:
4,700
4
62
17% Dec
47 3.1 Jan,
19,700
40
62%
2
57% Jan
32
78%
11% Jan
28% Jan
60 3
39%
62%
.fan
10
60
31%
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19
800
62
59 % Jan
21
2,900
79%. /
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f>
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3,400
27%
4
61%
.
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3%'<
'
58%
27
25
.
4%'i convertible preferred
Eriggs Manufacturing Co—
Briggs & Stratton Corp
22
•
35%
58%
—No par
Edison
2
Dec
273a
18%
19%
417i:
20
30
r:
443a
27
27%
-
64
18%
Feb
GO
27
-
75
43':i
.
40%
49% Jan
5334 Nov
75
63%
44%
'
16%
18%
83% Feb
12
16%
64%
44.
■
35 3
%
78%
40
111%
52
149%
75
-
64%•
27%
31
17
109
51
149%
16%
45
*,
49 3 4 Dec
22% Jan 13
75
■
*
106%
66%
'
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—
6
46% Dec
75
6,800
50%
1%
50%
1%
40%
40
52%
65
-—2.50
'
107
16%
64%
777'«
27
797k
27%
•
44%
1
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78%
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16%
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64%
120
' *92%
26%
1%
51%
52%
119
94
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1%
•
41-
105%
106
51%
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13
42%. Jan
1%
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190
21,700
58 %
80%
1% %
21%
21%
119%
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41%
14
14%
290
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50%
«
29
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..
21%
116
94
79
1%
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< >
21%
114%
26%
Airways Inc—
—2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common—.
5
18
68
21%
111%
50% V
40%
Oct
8
*'
80%
l
34% Jan
82
39%
14
40%
14%
27
Braniff
48-% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
Mai'
40%
14%
417a-;.
5'i
44% Nov
5!
40
.
18%
;
13
27% May 21
38%, Jan
6
41
80
100
i
38%
26%
1 peso
84
41
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.'
37
'
92%
I
common
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37
41%
>
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i
83
41%
112%
.
58% >' 60%
89
45 7
-32%//
98
23%
58%
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38
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40%
98
.
46%
99%
44%
62%;
195
23,*!.23%
59%
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21%
110%
24% :%
*96
26%..,
61%;%
%*•/.-
58%
49
40%
Boston
% Mar 17
tit;
6% Jan
53!
40%
14V«
96%
^
36
*185
195
*185
45 3 4
*87%
v
39
49
49%
49-
..
Borg-Warner Corp common—_5
3%% preferred
100
Apr 13
20
18% Apr
2
40%
1
—50
preferred
Boston
2
41%
•
.
.
y
Eook-of-the-Month Club Inc..—1.25
Borden Co (The)
15
81.% Apr 24
48% Jan
Jan
' 37%
;
Bliss & L'aughlin Inc
Bliss'' (E W) Co—J__
44% Apr
5%
37%
*41 %
,.100
Inc
,
83
1
5
49%
:
37%-> 39
57%
<:
58 i / f
'' '!'
61/ 61%
30% < 32%
•
'w
193
25%
<
83
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...lo
common
-25
23%
'
l
Blaw-Knox
21
70% Feb
25%
96%
98%
..lo
1
37% Feb
59%
46
300
5,500
100,700
*97%
,
87%
25
60
31
38%
36%
24%
.
."45%%%
98%'
36
58%
46
63%
58%
%
81%
44%
62%
88%
.
45%
62%
35 %
49
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88%
<■«
%
59%
*185
..50
%
24!'if Apr
31
26% Jan
'
.
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bond Stores Inc:
21
7% Jan 14
pfd.........100
..:
5
Nov
85
4%%
.—
Boeing Airplane Co.—■
39% Dec
88%
36%
49
56
15%
45%
98
-
59%
193
24
16
46%
99
15%
46%'' 46%
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(54 •
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8%).
45%
>
100-
88%
64
37'v;
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.100
1
5
Jan
'.<!' 5,000
35%
99
16
46%
99
*60
48%
*183
i2.50
26
25% Apr 28
74% Sep
5
2
.1
24
1
28,600
63 %
31-%
46% Jan
19 1
30,200
15%
t
34%
38
29% Mar
21% Jan
12,000
35%
15%
37%
28% Jarj
•
8%
34%
15%
62
29%
20% Apr
<)
17
10
22%. Oct
17% Feb
397.1 Feb
8%
35%t:
39%
—
Black & Decker Mfg Co—
Co
..!
:
Mar 18
AC,
8%
35
8%
30%
Bigclow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
;_100
4
Jun
8% % 8%
"
33%
63%
.....
7'r
14
38
common
11
IBS'
26 7 a
13%
62
30
lo
prior preferred——100
Bestwall Gypsum Co.._
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
2
Feb
17% Apr
2
23
26%
14
.10
preferred
Best,& Co
23
27%
13%
No par
preferred:
Benguet Consolidated
I
23
23 Vu
26%
14%
25%
5ri
Mar 29
*22%
27%
13 3
25
Inc..
(A S)
23%
27%-
716%^ ^"15%
46%
- A " 46%
59%
1,200
14 Vi.
8%
100%
*36
10
Beneficial Finance Co
1
41% Apr
114
Apr
conv
4%'i
.
3
Apr
<
O
18
36'Jan
147
2
34% Feb 25
.,1
Bendix Aviation Corp..
28% Mar
23% Jan
18
.
When issued
36
...
Cigars
Bell & Howell Co
Apr 24
52
*
100%
.
2,500
18%
27 31
32%
47%
Apr 24
13
27% Dec
15%
46%
.100
500
84
18
i
23%
%
8%
33%
33
.No par
Bell Aircraft Corp..
22% Mar 13
74% Dec
6
4>
Feb 26
122
8%
.1
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp.
Belding-Hemiuway
2
15%Mar
I'
5
19
49,600
13%
.
88
Bcecli Creek RR
58% Apr
92% Jan
42
23% Aug 27
94% Nov 18
Jan
14%
Beech Aircraft Corp.i
.
730
7 %
16%
23%
27%
14%
87%
Beck Shoe
23
83%.
7
16%
27%
24%
27%
3
.
42
28% Jan
45
*22%
*23%'
of Amer. 2.50
4%% preferred
Apr'10
18,500
82 3'»
prior pref ($1.20)—..No par
35% Jan
40% Apr
32 Va
"*%
16%
16%
18%
Bcckman Instruments Inc..
9
51 %
-!
84
Bcaiuiit Mills Inc
2
10
12,800
7%
7
71»
16 3 4
*18
—
3,600
90%
61%
.
83
82%
82%
7
*16%
16%
*83
24% Mar25
May 22
10%
4
36% Oct
May 19
*■
81%
7%
7
7%
16%
18%
30% Oct 29
Jan
81%
81 %'
83
a
83 3
63% Apr 24
.84
Feb
9
83
18
29
~t
18 %
2
Dec
40% Dec
51%
83 %
19% Jan
20
49%
19%
7
36% Jan
80% Jan 13
28 % Jan
2
10% Jan
2
18 % May 16
73% Jan
3
71
46%
63 %
„
50%
83
3%',;
100% Mar 26
;
19
19
5
01%
61
90 %
61
82%
29
Jun
52
V 16,300
82%
90%
62%
19%
5
104
50%
.
*89
.92
6IV4
:
53,500
10%
45%
82
Jan
9
10V.
4534
19 %
95
Jail
52%
100
Mar 23
%U'
■If;
82
2
.
%
82 %
Beatrice Foods Co common—12.50
49% Mar 19
10%
40
4934
62 %1
*16%
20
common
23
183
«
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Co
Jan
9
Aug 22
10%
45%
10 3
46
'
20
Corp
Bayuk
tfT<:
29%
29%
29%
4
*90
92
61 %
52
.100
Batli Iron Works Corp :_J.
Bausch «fe Lomb Optical Co
.
3
Mar 12
*90
.
61%
.......1
Jan
174
:
preferred
44
3
S3
B
45%
60 %
...lo
common—.
178
47% Sep
Jan
127
92
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
28% Jan 22
23% Jan
7
*90
loo
...
—No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR—
27
•
30% May
45%
Baltimore & Ohio common...
100
4% noncumulative preferred—100
;
C
Jail'
40
1
Mar 2(5
58
*45%
6.50
4%';;. preferred series B
4% preferred series C—
47% Apr 17
66
Jan 20
61% Mar 30
10!
45%
Baltimore Gas & Elec coin
„
0
85% Jan
6
10%
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The )_..
9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.—..13
3
49% Mar 11
101% Feb
30%
10%
Babbitt (B T) Inc
16% Apr
Sep
x29%
10%
45 %
common.
Powder
Conv
37% Feb 26
3
30 3 a
10%
Automatic Canteen Co
Avco
5
Jan
29%
preferred
Austin Nichols
15% Mar 17
Nov
22% Apr
.
5
series
Corp
Atlas
13
29% Feb
15
9% Jan
r
27% Jan
7
34
95
85
6
24
$3.75
84
Apr 24
24% Feb 16
24
34% Jan
<
7
8
10% Nov 21
S
Apr
non-cumulative
Atlantic City Electric Co com.
4% preferred
15
Apr
26% Apr
10% Jan
30
2
5%
29%
lo
preferred—lo
Common
4
8% Jan
0
12
68% Jan 27
19
22% Aug
5% Jan
15
v_io
40%
53,700
29%
301 '2
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36
36
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6
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2,600
4.000
600
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2
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2
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9
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35% Jan
2
50 % Nov
14% Jan
2
20% Nov 24
61
45
Jan
Oct
t
90
12
May
5
49
61
,
Jan
5
Jan
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Jan
-
18
30
59
Apr
8%
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry
21% Jan
84
Jan
5
50% Jan
7
41
Feb
13
37%' Nov
19
37
Jan
9
Feb
11
f
Apr
22
Canada
Apr
15
3
Canadian
31% Sep
19
29
Jan
2
66
32% Mar
30
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3
67!
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conv
...
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.No par
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57%
7%
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22%
23%
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7%
23
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13,600
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52
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52
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21
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51
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41%
200
10%
>
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100
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30%
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66
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preferred-
57
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23%
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21
57
23 %
8
-
10%
52
Southern Ry Co_
Breweries Dkl
Pacific
1
.,—1.80
common... -1.66%
Canadian
2
26.
$4.25
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page
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sec
16
51
21% Jan
For footnotes
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2
27
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Mar 30
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1
Jan
;
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5
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10
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26% Jan 10
Dec
6
9% Mar 17
28'% Apr 10
13,% Jan 21.
55!% jail 15-
Volume 189
Number 5841
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Ci937>
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1 *>58
/;■„
.
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10% Jan
2
19% Dec
8
18% Jan
6
30% Apr
•
NEW YORK
Highest
7
41% Dec
17
37% Feb
10.
13
46% Dec
12
39% Apr
1
52% Feb
24
Jan
94% Apr
25 % Jan
9
103
2
;
39% Jan
13
32% Jan
.
23% Apr; 10
45% Apr 24
./Capital Airlines
Carborundum
16
Carey
:
9
102% Jan
5
36% Apr
17
41% Jan
19
:
76% Dec
2
98% Feb
38% Dec 29
72
Jan
5
Mar 11
.
July
3<
11
94
46% Nov 20
42% Mar
2
48% Jan
19
47
43
Feb
13
46% Jan
27v
31% Nov 20
28 % Apr
23
31% Jan
16 V
19% Jan
13
43% Dec
19
38% Jan
8
59 ','2 Apr
23% Aug 14
119% Jun
6
16■:%-Carter
110% Jan
14% Apr
101% Jan
2
5 % Jan
3
3
55% Apr
91
Jan
2
55% Jan
10
Apr 28
30% Dec 16
2.
Jan
7
101
Aug 28
12
Aug
92% Nov
;
14
99
7
1
118% Nov
5
81% Dec
17
2
20
6
Jan
6
83% Jan
93% Feb
26% Feb
5
Jan
119% Mar
12
,i
Jan
5
78% Jan
85% Apr
10
'.
2,
44Tb Mar 20
;
2
20
38% Dec 15
38
19%= Jun
9
18% Jan
17% Jan
22% Dec
9
16
Jan
30
14 :
Jan
72% Mar 19
31
Oct
30
41
78
3
Dec
52
9% Jun 27
44
Jan
21% Apr
13
Jan
Aug
Apr
.
71% Feb
17
76
Jan
16
18% Feb
9
22
Apr
20 /
33% Dec 30
32% Jar
2
387b Mar 23
93 : Sep 17
31% Jan 10
104% Jun
8
5
12
93
Apr 21
997b Feb
27
42% Dec 31
40
Feb
19
4573 Apr
22 7
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28
23% Feb
26
29 73 Mar 13
41% Jan
7
60% Dec
17
55% Feb
6
1G
3
23
20% Apr
8% Jan
6
3
29% Sep
12'j4 Sep
3
48% Nov
12
19
Jan
'
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Jan
24% Mar
Jan >2
91
Jan
5073' Mar
16
15% Jan
43% Jan
28
80 Va Apr
7
24
67b Jan
9
2473 Aug 14
2
Apr
1
41
Jan
15
95
Jan
8
99
357b Jan
2
2173 Feb
17
5 '<'
40% Apr
25% Apr
60
Apr- 24
5573 Nov
14
373a Apr
,•
24
50% Feb
preferred
-
Illinois
Cessna
42
0 chain
157b Feb
5
9
38% Jan
15
7
Feb
25
23
Jan
2
38
Oct
22
347b Feb
18
7
09 '/a NOV
21
6673 Jan
2
17
109 73 Nov
20
Jan
5
97a Mar 14
8
108
17 Tu Mar 23
16
Sep
337b Sep
24
1
15% Jan
8
32% Feb
14
467b Jan
2
53
3173 Jan
2
43
17
40% Feb
9
2473 Jan
2
30% Jan
Jan
5
25
Jan
45
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77
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2073
2074
13
12%
12%
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44
22
par
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44
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21
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20
21
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3077
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3077
307b
2973
307b
297b
297b
39%
3877
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preferred.
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100
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147 b
14%
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40
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30
2977
2973
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4977
48 7'2
49
50
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com
41%
417n
417b
4.17
preferred
28
27
Feb
9
28
3073 Jan
2
38
32
Apr
10
37% Apr
37% Jan
13
Jan
22
16% Feb
24
4
65% Apr
24
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100
19%
21%
21,000
12,300
29%
3174
20,600
157b
167b
36
35%
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400
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15
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69
69
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26
26
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377b
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3874
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29
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287 b
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297b
12,200
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37%
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36%
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35%
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36
3673
20,400
3374
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32
32
Chrysler Corp
Feb
25
22
Chic
40% Nov
19
3673 Mar 26
41% J if 11
22
30% Jan
5
5%■ preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
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157 b
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507b Feb
13,100
41%
267b
32% Jan
Chicago
1577
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11377
lf.lt coin..No par
A
Great .Western
2473 Mar 24
2
3874
377 a
11877
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31% NOV
40,800
96%
3974
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31% NOV
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2,000
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7
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700
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60
60
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16
19 7b Apr
7,300
5
95%
45'%
97
1%
73
18% Feb
43%
15%
36
2
12%
4273
7473
157 b
187b Jan
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4 Tb
5 7'a
717 b
A
4573
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63
7
22%
227b
4
10
21%
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19
10
9,300
2273
20
Dec
63% :;s.
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Nov
1573 Oct
400
63
217b
637b Oct
59% Oct
7
647b ;•?
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series
95
6473
-
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26
6574
32
17
94%
1,700
640
26
35 >4
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i
2673
7477
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367
457 b
3577
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9
11,800
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217b
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77
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377b
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2,100
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1
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25
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2
30
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2
Apr
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34
60
36,100
32
21%
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10
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21%
11,100
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-
31%
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.
127b Jan
147b Jan V7.-..
21%
7
45%
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'
10
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44
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96
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lo
94'b
1
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4573 Jan
71
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22
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-
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20
35%
44%. Mar 30
; Oct
13% Apr
43%
77
437b
280
9,900
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27
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3%%
16
3
447b
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47,000
7%
84%
I
20
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16 %
22%
1,600
119
7%
123%
84
'
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15,800
21%
31%
■
of \ht
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16
Jan
10
Cforp
437b
45
.
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Cheinvvuy Corp
Chesapeake Corp
Apr
2
74% Mar 11
118% Feb 26
177b Mar 19
167b
123
-
.50
97
59 •
119
•
94%
31%
28%
57%
7%.
92%
1
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fnc
Chemotron
38
26=3 Jan
16%
118
7%
100
45%
28%
22%
22%
118
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2173
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43%
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*
5773
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20
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29
123
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5
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3673
17,700
42
100%
29
22%
23% .%
217b
447b
preferred
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9
13
•
437b
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Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlln Oil & Refilling Co
17
23% Apr
297b Apr
117b Jan
4273
'
56%
84%
Service—- '0
Co1
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17
122%
84%
2173
45%
41%
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28%
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44%
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97
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100
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4
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21% Oct ,29
1
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Aircraft
Chadhourn
24
Mar
397b Sep
14'% Dec
19
20
92%
123
84%
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t
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123
100
&. Elcc__No par
"
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Apr
32%
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;
24
4% Apr
43
.Aug 14
1007b May 21
39'3 Nov 12
3
473 Jan
31Tb Nov 25
89
96%
,?
,
119
7%
32%
Central & South -West. Corp___..
5
Central Violnl,l3i Sugar Co__—... 9.50
>
22%
119
7
96%
of Georgia Ry com
% preferred series B__
4%%
23%
300
1
Hudson Gas
:
54%
119
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preferred —
_100
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Central: RR Co of N J
27
3
28
7
56%
93%
Champion Paper &.
?
3373 Nov 28
317b Jan
15 7b Mar 11
14% .Dec 22
2
177b Jan
12.
24
23%
118%
7
43%
16,100
20%
*99%
'
86%
44%
29%
92%
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16
42% Apr
13% Jan
52
45%
Central
.
15 7
54 •••'Nov
•
2
34
6873 Apr
28-%. Jhn
6% Nov
8% Jan. 20,
23% Jan v S>
1% Jan
Aug 28
44%
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•
45
37%
\
83 %
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54%
20
41%
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100
86
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5
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30
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20:
19% Dec
7
87
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37%
44%
—
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7
37%
10
Mar 23
Apr
37%
46%
.100
_—
Jan
Jan
100%
30
Co common———12.50
22
15
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44
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5%
preferred
i
2
100
v
42%
2 lit
42
44%
42%
Shares
-Apr. 24
19%
.21%
42 Tb
the Wreek
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 23
-
45%
1
48
5:
42%
]
Central .Agulrre Sugar Co
Central
Foundry Co—,—
4
44%
41=4
86
2iid
4%%
3
23 73 Mar
28
:
7%
44%
50
Itie
4.20% preferred
,.
44%
42
21%
37%
____io
_
2nd
8. .Celanese
22
41%
5
preferred...;
Caterpillar Tractor coiiiViioii
24 %
Feb
21%
Sales fw
PRICES
.i."
Apr. 22
22%
100
SALE
Wednesday
43%
Ry_l00
:
Tuesday
Apr. 21
21%
No par
preferred
6%%
12 V
33% Apr
125
7C
26% Feb 28
17% Jan
7
2
4
98% Jan
16
Jan
Products
%Ca.se (J 1)
2
96% Mar
4
27
117
& Ohio
Carriers & General
Corp~
22 i
*
10
Carrier. Corp common—/
4%%
preferred
;
16;/?"/7%
7% Apr
22
Mfg Go—
.
Monday
Apr. 20
»
Carolina Power & Light
Carpenter Steel Co-;
2
July
1
Co_
.1;Carolina Clinch field
3
t
<
Par
Inc_
(The)
(Philip)
20% Jan
38% Jan
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
36
*33%
15
IS
63 %
25
4
35 Va
157b
157*
63:%
647b
64%
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3574
i
15%
15 74
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63
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64%
64%
16
1,100
4,300
200
2,300
657b
66,900
3374
8,100
t*.
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28% Jan
35% Dec
8
30
Apr
20
Jun
21
17
23
91% Feb
16
102% Jan
12
13
86
Apr
100% Apr
38% Jan
12
42% Feb
2
Cincinnati
59% Oct 27
46% Jan
14
Jan
2
C
64% Jan
26
83
Oct
7
99
Sep
12
106% Apr
22
44% Oct
27
Jan
Jan
95% July
2
44
13
*44% Feb 27
10% Jan
102
17% Sep
14
35% Jan
8
03% Aug 11
21
Feb
33
17
102
Feb
2
14
57% Apr
15
37
56',
1"
Feb
5
103% Jan
19
43
Jan
a
Con noon
4%'/
9!
.
45% Dec
2
2
20% Oct
13
16% Jan
7
18% Jan
2
62
Dec
9
57 % Jan
9
67
Apr
15
17
155
Nov
28
158
Feb
18
165
Feb
27'
80
Feb
Sep
07
,
76
Dec
11
76
Jun
30
25
55
Dec
30
47% Feb
9
22
1061
July 18
37% Feb
95 7
Sep
59
Oct
8
34% Sep
1534 Jan
10
May 20
64 % Aug
4
97% Apr
37
35
63
17
55% Jan
101
Mar
Jan;
77
Oct
13% Mar 18
165
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165
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165
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83
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83
80
80
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15
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53
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52 77
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22,800
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58
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58',4
59
59 •%
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59%
57'A
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5,200
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preferred
preferred
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2nd
8
82
Feb
27
When
;
100
Mo par
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21% Jan
7
28% Mar 11
Collins
23% Jan
8
28% Feb
Colorado
47% Jan
20
31
35
23 % Dec
22
22
12%
Jan
2
May 23
31% Jan
2
30% Jan
23% Jan
20% Dec
30
Jan
14
47% Apr
15
Jan
2
15
19% Mar 17
Nov
28
68% Feb
5
49% Dec
16
t4T's Jan
12
37% Nov
17
35% Apr
6
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24% Mar 13
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Colunihia
•
2
Gas
26.
3*
Pictures
—5
—
Co.—%,
Carbon
33
; Dec
10
30% Feb
9
3
65
Oct
24
54% Jan
14
24-
Commercial
Credit
10% Jan
2
14% Jan
5
18% Mar 11'
Coin morel a J
Jan
2
55% Jan
2
64
Commonwealth
96
Sep
12
106
May
105% Aug 20
112
Jun
4
Jan
4% Jan
5
98% Jan
29
101%. Apr
20
107% Jan
2
112% Feb
9% Nov 21
2
8% Jan
2
19
10
10
9% Nov 26
9% Jan
16% Sep
15% Jun
7% Jan
29% Jan
6% Feb
Mar
29
14% Jan
6
Apr
16!% Feb
18
11% Jan
14
14% Apr
29
Edison
5.25%
22
Comptometer Corp
Comie Nasi Publishing
12/
Cone
20;
Mills
27% Feb
__1
No par
29
40% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
50% Apr
23
23% Jan
2
39% Jan
15
22% Apr
6
33
Jan
6
25
39
Jan
2
Consolidation
57% Oct
13
55% Apr
24
21
93
Apr
20
93% Jar
2
99
24
92
Dec
30
104
Sep
18
lt)3% Apr 25
85
Oct
2
99
Apr
Feb
28
86
Apr
61% Feb
25
Electronics
17
Jan
7
30% Nov
6
10
96
Apr
49% Dec
10
99
2
Jan
6
40% Jan
2
81% Oct
30
For
106
footnotes
31
25% Apr 13
89
46% Feb
Feb
25
103
60% Nov
10
45
95
see
May
2
page
26.
JaD
Jan
Apr
82% Jan
23
19
6
9
16
Co
$4.50 preferred
26
Jan
22
No par
No par
No par
No par
$4 52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
29% Jnn
16
91 % Feb
3
52% Mar
107
2
Apr
20
58% Jan
G
92
Apr
13
—
Corp of
1
—
Power Co com
Consumers
Feb
Comaini'i
86
Sep
27% Jan
Poods
99=3 Mar 10
5
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$5.50
preferred
$3.75
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preferred
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72%
72%
72'A
72 74
50
497b
4973
4873
49
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6,600
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37
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367b
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367b
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36%
367b
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3673
6073
59
597b
597b
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13,300
16
15=4
16
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18,700
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62
217b
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101
101
101
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101
100
100
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112
112
112
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112
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547b
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105
547b
54
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54
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10
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637b
647b
64
647b
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105
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105
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407b
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41
41
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41
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17,400
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27
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27
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7,800
1973
20
197 b
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19Tb
20
20
20
20
23
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22%
22%
2273
23
23
1.900
517b
527b
517b
51
517b
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51
50%
50%
6,500
25
23
24
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25
35
93
94
96
96
89
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5173
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25
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20
-
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200
11,100
35
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35
3373
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557b
557b
55
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95
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93
95
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27
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17,500
112
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105
120
100
100
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88
97
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87
86
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2173
72
4973
14
27% Oct
92
2173
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7173
497b
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8
93
217 b
727b
4973
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———
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12,700
21%
72 */a
1373
15% Jan
Feb
22%
21
157b
29
32
42,900
164,400
9%
20% Dec
Aug 21
18,500
227b
14
3
41
45%
22%
15%
13% Jan
14
45
-
97b
Industries
1
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1,
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
pfd
100
May 15
46
227b
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•
137b
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30
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__
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1573
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48% Jan
4673
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24
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3
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.
1573
9
4
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27
24 % Feb
467b
46
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.
63
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,
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63
9 7b
23% Jan
2
63
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17
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63
157b
18
22
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%
9=3
26% Dec
6
300
03
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44% Dec
217a Jan
30,400
25
1473
2
19% Mar 25
27%
497b
257a
15%
2
2
26%
497b
25
13Tb
19% Jan
Mar
26.73
49%
2573
10
14% Jan
28
3,200
257b
497b
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6273
Consolidated Cigar Corp
33% Feb
25%
2674
'497b
63^a
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47% Dec 15
10
26
2573
627b
15.
24
38,700
81
*49
64
21,
preferred
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123
27%
637b
68% Jan
$5
27,900
42'/a
41%
8074
26
Co coin—25
55% Apr
\
4173
25
15=3
2
25
122%
267b
5973
62% Mar 31
106% Feb
125%
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11673
49
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43
23
30,500
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1673'
4
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97
140
27%
60=3
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20
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139
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31
104
340
2673
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240
247b
59 Tb
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80
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49
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65
15
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16',3
48
Sep
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60 Vu
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100
13474
138
13673
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10974
11077
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1
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.
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3913
109
1
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preferred
preferred
4.64%
919
2.
111
135 ;
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108
,
9974
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13073
—1
Inc
Engineering
108% Jun
44% Jan
101
Apr
•Combustion
,
—10
Solvents'
4i%
15% Nov 20
57% Dec 30
37% Mar
975
134
134
13077
46%
common
preferred
46% Jan
61% Feb
13474
9977
23
Mo par
No par
Columbus &. Southern Ohio Elcc—5
387a Jan
*92
129%
46 7b
Colniubia
$4.25
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100
12977
ry
Columbian
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12877
227 b
10
24% Mar 23
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74
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2
'
17
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preferred series 13.50'
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4% noncumulative 1st pfd—100
20
,'c Apr
03
63% Feb
Corp.——No par
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5 % %
50','2 Mar 11
5
:-Mo par
....
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,
1
—
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$3,50
6
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Co e.om—__—10'
issued
I5
2
—
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Colgate Piilmolive
24'
No par
.-.100
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1
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23
Jan
38% Dec
190
377b
24
2
4,200
35
42 % Apr
24
99
357 b
30
Jan
52%
99
35,
25% Dec
16
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83
52 7b
64%
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37% Dec
165
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57
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10
29
165
63%
23
Oct
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35
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65
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-
35
20
9
3,600
6,100
152
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24
Jan
17%
66%
17 7b
6574
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46
1,500
17
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43% Jan
18
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65
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66
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17
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78
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12,900
105
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65%.
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35
Apr
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46
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92
28
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60%
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7
47
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35
9
30
46%
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105
110
53%
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28
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64
Jan
2
5374
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48
54%
4074
36
65% Feb
2
5
53%
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a
119% Feb
88
54
440
40
34%
132% Jan
■
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35 74
12
134
40%
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101
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2
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May 27
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6
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86
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2
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85
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36
28
15
products
337a
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41
60
10
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86
34%
46
Jan
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3374:
3373
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35
30
98% Jan
53%
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Dec
86
41
86
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53
Jan
Milling Machine Co__. 10
337a
86
101.7b
3
2.
Jan
Jan
101
21
Apr
24% Jan
22
19
32
100
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preferred;:—V-----
city
3277
85%.
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Feb
6
10
25% Dec
127.
2 *
2
,
33
11.50
—
,
35% Apr
63
Feb
Jan
Feb
2
•
2,._
—
City
19
15% Jan
49% Mar
--
preferred
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I'T
Cilices
27% Mar 20
103% Jan
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preferred
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35% Jan
130
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49 7b
107
28 Va
28
27=3
27%
2873
277b
927b
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487b
105%
106%
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46 7b
45
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277b
50
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22,100
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92%
■
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105%
230
467b
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41,900
92
91
91
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110
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
(1988)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
8% Apr
69% Jan
18
36% Jan
43% Feb
13
20% Jan
33% Mar 17
39% Jan
48% Mar 17
2
37% Dec
34% Oct
52
Dec
31
52
Jan
30
30
Mar 23
82
Jan
3374 Jan
13
55% Nov
16
24% Dec
74% Feb
12
102% Dec 30
Oct
8
Aug
1
Apr 16
20% Aug
0
83
15% Jan
4 "-2
13
11
Feb
4
87
18% Jan
2
22% Apr
Jan
Jun
12
3
16
86
57 %
58%
13%
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
•
66,200
5
65 %
63
63%
63 %
63%
i
15,400
Coty
9
23% Apr 35
9
28% Mar
Crescent
38% Mar 13
16
41% Jan
5
44
58% Nov 20
54% Feb
12
43'2 Apr
11
15=8 Feb
20% Jan
8
98% Apr
32% Feb
14% Apr
2
21% Jan
10
25% Mar 19
37% Jan
10
31
17
33% Sep
V. <4 Jan
2
15
Dec
3
13% Jan
2
Jan
7
69% Nov
17
68% Jan
2
6% Jan
2
14 % Dec
12
3
39
Dec
18
56
13
Jan
29
16% Oct
30
12
13
62
Jan
187 s Jun
6
23 % Nov
20% Mar
5
30% Mar
6
40% Mar
3
63% NOV
45%
43%
45 %
43%
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
15,000
49%
52
41% Apr
83
91
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52
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89
89
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91
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53%
53%
54%
54
55
53%
55 Vb
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27
27
27
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27
115 = 4
118
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27
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27
116%
116
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27
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13
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83
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20,200
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13
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42
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21
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20=8
20%
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27
27
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37
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36
32 %
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;
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15%
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26%
26=4
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29
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27
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100
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15
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1
No par
No par
—
Cutler-Hammer
Apr 23
28%
1G
__5
Inc
Publishing,common
prior preferred
$1.00 prior preferred
Class
29%
15%
10
preferred
Press
28%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
8
9
5
52
*87
52
95
98%
$4
39% Apr
6
*49%
90
5,7CO
57
4%%
3
Jan
52
4,400
21
Cudahy Packing Co common-
10
25% Feb
2
2
39% Jan
10
11,800
2.50
Curtis
35
31% Aug 27
Aug
6
37
27
39%
Cuban-American Sugar
4
Feb
21% Apr
27% Jan
14
26%
•98
Cunco
06
7
26%
5
10% Jan 21
Apr 24
63% Oct
24
17% Mar
2
36% Jan
8=8 Apr
3
53=4 July 24
26%
55
81% Mar 11
14% Jan 22
41% Jan 20
2% Mar 31
28=8
preferred
No par
Crucfble Steel Co of America—12.50
Cuba RR Ci% noncum pld
300
0
Dec
2714
27
preferred
Crown Zcllcrbach Con) common
21
13
24
18=8 Jan
28%
52%
$4.20
Oct
94% Jan 28
Petroleum
conv
$2 preferred
6
00% Jan
29
101% Jun 25
7
27% Jan
36
5%
20
Jan
20
927a Nov
27%
■89
2
Crown Cork & Seal common
41% Dec
28%
No par
2
3
39%
1
(The)
Corjp com
18
7
71
39%
•
25
Cream of Wheat Corp
Mar 11
40
Feb
10% Jan
Jan
70%
39%
100
26% Feb 10
29=a Jan
7
12
72%
39%
3preferred
29% Dec
25 7's Jau
70%
40%
4 %
40% Dec
31=8 Dec 30
73%
39%
66
41%
20% NOV 28
38
65
72
40%
1
3
4
64 %
73%
25
3
10
65%
71%
40
Crane Co common
1474 Mar
Aug 18
64%
73%
Mar 30
85
15,100
40%
19
28'2 Jan
23
4
1
Inc
30O
V
44%
1
Coty International Corp
'
27=8
10
Co
13%
*22%:
39%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3V*7o preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
17
43% Feb
Jan 20
80
preferred
14%
23
72
14
5
5
5
50
50
Corp
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
5% Apr 22
2
35% Jan
1
Products
Corn
Feb 24
14 % Apr
5
8% Jan
5
39=8 Dec
5
10
128% Apr 24
86
Apr 14
9
Steel
convertible
6%
Mar 20
85
3=/a NOT 11
13
Nov
28
84% Feb
9% Nov
9
1"« Jan
24Vo Jan
78
7
88
2
May
58
89% Feb
8
Jan
10
89
Mar 11
85
59
__
preferred
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
—
Copperwcld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
Mar 17
97
20% Jan
8
Continental
24
50% Jan
6
Feb
52
14
12=4 Apr
14
23
58%
1
common
Continental Oil of Delaware
78% Mar 10
41
14
Jan
9
82% Dec 31
19'/if May 20
5072 Jan 20
13%
•22 %
59%
26
107s Feb
61% Jan
55% Jan
12
14
23
58%
Motors
12
18% Jan
13%
*22%
59%
Continental
14
16''2. Jan
14=8
22=8
59%
20
22
64
13%
22%
59 %
13% Apr
Dec
3
14%
23%
%
5
12=b Dec
2
12
10,700
14%
58
Insurance
G6% Nov
Jan
28' i Jan
Shares
Apr. 24
23%
Continental
convertible
the Week
Friday
Thursday
■ Apr. 23
2
23% Apr 20
66
Mar
5
5%
Sales for
PRICES.
Wednesday
Apr. VI
Apr. fil
:—25
16% Mar 12
7
21% Jan
88% Feb
6
Industries
2
11% Jan
9
30
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Copper & Steel—
57% Jan 22
Oct
Dec
13% Oct
8
15
Jan
7
23
63
29
IS1.2 May
Pat
EXCHANGE
Continental
44
Monday
Apr. 20
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. I
Highest
Range
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 11)38
68%
/•■:
400
900
39,500
D
61% Dec
41% Apr
3
83% Jan 15
9% Jan
80
92
14% Nov
14
70
6
91% Feb
Mar
13% Feb
Uuiia
49% Mar 18
DaysLrom Inc
6
13
61
Jan
14
13
77% Sep
19
24
89
78
Jan
5
82
Apr
10
28
78
Jan
22
81
Feb
27
Preferred 3,75%
scries B
0
Preferred
series C
Jun
16
79% Jan
2
83% Apr
2
26% Dec
19
26% Jan
2
2
19% Nov 26
36% Mar 20
21% Feb 19
19
54V8 Nov
11
47% Jan
7
10
30V8 Nov
11
27% Mar 30
12% Deo
1
18
03% Dec
16% Jan
34% Apr
87% Jan
55
Jan 26
18
2
July
6% Apr
16% Feb
57% Feb
58% Dec
31
42% Dec
31
12% Jan
23
61
Feb
11
Oct
17% Oct
13
43% Feb
48% Dec
4
80 Vb May
9
15% Jan
9% Jan
29% Apr
25% Jan
35% Sep 24
29=4 Mar 26
32% May 21
7
Western
&
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delia Air Lines Inc
15
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co.. 100
Detroit Steel Corp
—1
Do Vilbiss Co
15
Diamond Alkali Co
10
45% Mar 4
55% Mar 13
7
32% Feb 25
42% Mar 1.7
42'% Jan
6
59% Apr 24
25% Jan
Disney (Walt) Productions—
32% Mar 24
Distillers
12
22
36% Jan 15
29% Jan 23
9% Jan
8% Jan
4
17% Jan
Dr.
Mar 31
14% Jan
2
Mar 26
11% Jan
19% Dec
31
16
15
20
Sep
74% Jan
19
17% Jan
20% Nov
20
Jan
7)4% Apr
Jan
77% Dec 31
52% May 22
Apr
7
46% Oct
23% Oct
27
14% Nov
18
2
12
Jan
214
101
112% Apr
Sep 29
80% Oct
1
Dec
31
Oct*24
May 13
40 %
Apr
50
May 12
45
Feb
13
46
50% July 15
48% Mar
July 25
Oct
28
44 % Nov
3
51
53
24
14% Jan 14
May 21
Jan
31
24% Nov 10
Jan
No par
46% Jan
43% Feb 26
47
Preferred $3.50 scries
26% Jan 12
42% Feb 27
48
Jan
$3.75
44% Apr 23
2
44% Jan
46% Jan
22% Feb
2
50
50
50
preferred
preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
13
Mar 24
D
W
O
19
35%
52%
34%
23%
15%
17%
18%
53
23
85%
40%
26%
13%
11%
25%
42%
15
13,900
43%
43%
10,500
54%
2,600
14%
14 = 8
42
41%
43 %
54%
54%
54%
54%
79%
79%
*79
81
*79
81
82
*80
82
*80
82
82
*80%
82
31%
32
10,400
19
21.70C
58%
21,800
14%
x41 %
*80
82
81%
*80%
54%
10
210
81
81
31%
32%
32
19
19%
18%
19
18%
57%
58
57%
58%
58
29
29%
28%
29 %
29
29%
7,600
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10'%
10 %
7,900
64%
64 VB
63%
63%
04%
64%
1,300
35
33%
34 = 8
32 %
33%
32=b
34%
5,500
61%
61
61%
60
61%
59
59 %
6,500
45%
45%
45%
45%
12,800
32
19 • *
58%
29%
10%
64%
46
45%
46
68
17%
44
54%
*43%
%
68
*66
68
18 Va
18%
17%
32%
*66
08
*66
18 = 8
17%
18%
37,400
43%
44%
43%
44%
l,4CO
54%
54 Va
54%
54%
54%
7,400
34 VB
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
7,300
31
31%
31
31
31
19%
36%
53.%
31
18%
19
18%
18%
19
19
1,600
20%
37
36 Va
36%
37%
39
19,800
53
53%
54
56%
55%
59%
15,300
35%
24%
16
17%
19%
53%
23%
86%
41%
26%
35
35%
35
35%
34%
34%
4,600
24%
25%
24 %
24%
24%
25%
7,900
16%
44
54%
34%
*31
16%
16 %
16%>
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18 Vb
6,700
18%
18%
19%
7,400
52%
x51%
52%
20,3QO
18%
18%
18%
51%
52%
51%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
23
5,300
84%
85%
84%
85%
85%
86
25,100
40%
40 7 h
40%
41
%
40%
4074
19,200
26%
26%
27
28%
13 %
14
1174
11%
10,70C
37,30$
•
26%
26%
*13%
13%
*13%
11%
11%
11%
11%
24%
42
236%
238%
103
2,000
42
103%
103%
82%
81%
81%
1,300
24%
25 Vo
25 Vb
24%
25 Va
12,800
42%
41
%
41%
190
*46
46%
46%
45
47%
45
47
31%
46
46'4
46%
46%
45%
43
43%
42%
31%
32
31%
45
*46%
*46
46 %
45
*46
46%
238
82
'•83%
42
4,200
2,200
42 %
82 %
25%
11%
103
103
102%
*
14
235
£41%
238
236% 238%
103
103
*82
83
42
2,200
16%
14
24%
900
16
47
45
47
29%
40%
45%
14%
14%
•13%
50
50
.—5
Cigar Corp
3474
30%
4,700
91
*90
91
*90
91
*90
91
15
42%
54%
79%
*46
45
*46%
*44%
*46%
29%
"*46
45%
47
*5
*46%
28%
50
4.20%
31% Apr 21
47
preferred
preferred
4%
13
24%
*41 %
5
$4.15
27
46% Mar 13
7
—5
Duquesne Light Co common
34%
'61
45%
*66
16%
*43%
54%
67
.
235
235?
102% 103
82
82%
—No par
86% Mar 31
11%
11%
1
Preferred $4.50 series
7
14%
.
& Co—
Common
Jan
23%
85%
42=4
26%
14
1
Duplan Corp
53
41%
26%
-50c
—1
106
1
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
43.
85
241% Apr 22
Vn Apr 20
81% Apr 24
24% Apr
1
47 Va
52%
23%
5
Co
Dresser Industries
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhlll
International
13% Jan 20
19
1
Corp
Dover
45% Jan 21
9
17%
1
Dow Chemical
24%
16%
17%
19%
16
par
No par
28% Apr 24
14% Jan
6
102
21
91% Apr 28
35
Inc.:
9
28
202% Feb
34%
24
No par
du Pont de Ncm (E 1)
172% Apr 10
53%
Douglas Aircraft Co
23% Apr 17
87% Apr 8
11% Mar 18
14% Nov 20
No
Co
Mines Ltd
..
36%
52%
Dominick Fund
21
17%
44%
54%
35%
1
Pepper
Dome
16%
44
54%
34%
31%
19%
53% Jan
6
Apr
22% Jan
9
3
Mar 26
2
46
68
'• 66
2
Corp
10%
64%
64%
34%
01%
33%
31
18%
19% Apr 20
7
3D
16% Jan
6% Jan
2
74% Jan
12
19% Jan
5074 Feb 17
19% Jan
6
9
Dlvco-Wayne
19
57%
29%
10%
1
Ltd—
*80%
'31%'
58%
30%
2.50
Inc—
Corp-Scagrams
*80
1
25
50c
Diamond-Gardner Corp com-.
$1.50 preferred
37% Feb 20
32% Mar 24
19% Feb 27
Diana Stores Corn
Diners' (The) Club
19% Nov 21
__
42
3
14% Dec
2
Jan
89%
50
13.50
26% Dec
14
9
Lack
35% Nov 11
7
12
Delaware
43% Dec 29
11% Jan
83
Wo par
Dcnv <Sc Rio Grande West UR-No pur
Detroit Edison
20
Apr
19% Feb
32% Jan
7
30% Feb 13
17% Jan
Co
Delaware & Hudson
14%
41%
54%
*79
22
19%
18%'
57%
29 %
10%
6414
33%
61
45%
-50c
1
j.
14
27
66
36% Feb 10
46
Jan 13
30
&
80%
31%
100
50c
Inc
(Delaware)
66%
*90
81
82
81%
*80
100
64% Jan 26
47% Mar 13
2
63
Feb
3.90%
Records
Deere
5
9
68% Mar 11
36=% Apr
&
Decca
1.2% Jan
Apr
1
57% Feb 16
24% Jan
2
1
Mar
31
Power
Dayton Rubber Co
00% Mar 18
8
10
25% Dec 31
2
42%
54%
*79%
30
Jan
13% Jan
27% Jan
14%
10
-
Light common-.7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
Dayton
15% Jan.
Oct
100
5
Jan
88
79
common
15% Feb 25
2
Feb
53% Apr
30
Coip
3%'% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
16
34
Nov
i
18
9
90
50% Dec
2
87
75=
Apr 24
00% Feb
6
39% Nov 28
Mar 10
43% Jail
18
Aug
*45
45%
.45%
45%
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
120
Va
44 %
*43%
44%
550
47
44
45
45
500
1C
47
47
*46%
47
*46%
30=8
31%
29%
30
29 Vs
29%
47 %
48 Vt
48
48%
47%
48
43%
41%
42%
41Va
41%
17,20C
32
31%
32
31%
32V4
30,200
5.600
E
27% Jail
45% Dec
19
43% Jan
14
29 Va Jan
30
11
33% Jan
8
22 Vo Apr
Feb
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
73 % Jan
48 % Mar 25
Eugle-Plclier Co
46 % Apr
Eastern
34% Jan
28% Jan
8b
5
27% Apr 23
vb dan
23
30% Apr
2
78% Jan
9
21
8
75
f 49% Dec 22
38% Jan
159
2
59
Mar
3
Oct
2
Apr
16
90
149
Feb
3
184
56% Jan
6
71% Apr
Eastern
2
37
31
36% Jan
6
9
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
83% Jan
15
87% Apr
15
2
4
40 Va Apr
6
Jan
17
14% Apr 15
25
Jan
2
7% Dec 19
26% Jan
6% Jan
27 J
Jan
2
2
Jan
d
4% Jan
2
29
17% Jan
2
95
Mar 27
20% Feb
39
Oct
90
Mar 30
Kodak
4% %
Ekco
Co
Mar 30
4Va%
16
25% Mar 16
31
36% Jan
7
7% Feb
9
45% Apr 24
9% Jau
2
Electric &
38% Jan 14
9% Jan
7
44
14
Mar 20
39
Apr
15
Electric
Mus Ind
National
Elgin
20
El
22% Apr
35
15
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
25% Apr
9
Dec
10
23=8 Jan
8
38% Apr
30
32 % Jan
29
44% Jan
May
Nov
8
17
28
84
Mar 31
35% Jan
11
9
Mar 26
2
60% Feb
3
54% May 29
11
Apr 30
13% Jan
3
55% Jan
2
61% Oct
16
60 Vs Feb
25
21
Nov
14
28
Nov
28
28% Jan
47
Dec
4
19% Jan
38
Mar 13
88
Jan
9
40
Mar
5
13% Jan
6
66% Feb
2
63
2
Apr
Natural
Paso
Emerson
Endicott Johnson
4°/<
Erie RR
5%
Erie
2
30% Mar 12
Evans
24% Mar
5
Eversharp
3
Ex-Cell-O
May 5
13% May 14
30V2 Sep 11
89
Sep 11
33
Jan
22
Morse
3
9
13
Fairbanks
8% Apr
29% Jan
37% Apr
10% Jan
89% Jan
14
1P% Jan
9
43 %
2
19 % Dec
2
33
for
footnotes,
see
Dec
page
179%
181
180%
180%
10
10
17
26.
2
31% Mar 26
33
Mar
96
Mar 12
24% Feb
35
Jan
5
18
9
Products
Co
69
42
42
87%
181
70%
70%
181
181 Va
260
70
70 = 4
70%
69 %
70%
4,400
40%
41%
1,700
89%
40%
40''2
40%
89 %
*87%
891%
*87%
89%
♦87%
89 Va
*87=4
*87%
39%
39%
39%
39 Vs
39%
38=4
39%
39%
2.50
92i 7
*88%
92%
*88%
90
90
92%
*88%
90
*88%
23%
24 Vo
23%
24
23 Va
23%
1,500
43%
43 7s
45%
19,400
26,100
40=4
42
25.10C
39
5C
23%
23%
23%
24=8
43
43%
42%
43
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7=8
7%
8%
1
7%
44
43 Va
43=8
43V4
43i%
41%
43 V«
42 V4
42%
11%
121/4
11%
11%;
11%
11%
11V*
11%
6,800
12%
32=i
33
7
32 Va
33
32%
33%
77,200
421/2
34
32%
33%
4
60 Vs
60%
58 Va
60%
5
21%
22
21 Vt
21%
10
24%
24%
24%
24%
36%
36=4
36
36%
100
50
39'
84
84
85
85%
39V4
39%
39%
39%
641,4
65
*62 Vt
64
11%
,
60%
59%
60 Va
59%
61%
6,200
21
21%
20=8
21%
20=8
2074
21,900
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2474
34%
36
35
35 V*
35%
36
86%
84%
84%
*84
-
39
39%
38%
39V8
39 =
8
11%
12 Vs
11%
12 i/i
120
65
65'4
3,400
39=8
11%
65 V4
*62'.4
64
900
3,600
84%
*83
65
65
*62%
3,500
59%
•
11%
12
65
12
12 Va
42%
43V4
63
64%
*62
65%
63
*61
20,500
•
71C
63
24=a
24%
24 Vs
24 Va
23%
16,400
24%
24%
24%
24%
21 = 8
21%
21'/I
21 = 4
21 Va
21=4
40%
41=8
40
40%
40%
41V*
41 %
11,400
41%
41%
21V*
40%
11,900
22
2174
21%
*34%
8%
34%
34=4
34%
34 Vs
34',a
8%
34=4
33%
34%
8%
34
No par
32%
94%
32%
94%
24
32%
25
Vs
7
<Ss
Co
convertible preferred
Finance
180
70%
•
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family
80%
179 %
69%
40=4
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
I
4%
80=a
78%
179
350
1
3
Corp
15 % Jan
85=4
80,700
5
Inc
46% Mar
24 % Jan
15,500
89%
No par
common
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
&
2
2
28%
87%
100
8.50
preferred
15
22
28 Va
89
Corp common—23
Equitable Gas Co
19% Mar
Jan
9
Mfg Co
Empire District Electric Co
F'
7
Gas
Electric
39=8 Jan
22 Vb Apr
79
Apr
28 Va
85 %
33%
Jan
63% Apr
8
36% Oct
27=8
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2
82
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10
8
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83
81
82
81
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Amer shares—
Battery
Storage
9
2
32%
83 VB
Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
16% Dec
Jan
81=4
29%
Elastic
56 % Dec
July 21
10
100
2.50
100
preferred
18 % Jan
5,600
100
common
39 % Dec
79'
32% Nov 24
common
preferred
Products Co
4
8% Dec 31
40% Nov 19
11% Dec 15
30
2
90
com
Corp
preferred
.100
Manufacturing Co
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
1
Jan
86
Asn
Steel
6%
76
Feb
Fuel
Eaton
15
22% Jan
34
&
Stainless
Eastman
22
Mar 19
22 Vb Jan
Dec
Gas
1
prior preferred
4'%%
Eastern
45% Mar 13
Apr
10
Inc
Airline
Corp
100
1
1
23%
32 V*
1,600
42,000
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8%
8=4
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9=4
4
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440
Volume
189
Number 5841
/
.
.
(1939)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Kange for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
4:3
Range Since Jan.
55
May 19
13
Oct
NEW
Highest
49 % Feb
3 To Apr
7
>6% Dec
2
11% Jan
2
17% Dec
16
50
Feb
27
64
Dec
17
32
Mar
3
55
Dec
18
47% Feb 10
7
24% Aug 21
21% Jan
29Ta Mar
18/4 Apr
Fansteel
Fa wick Corp
Fedders Corp
6
9 % Apr
24
16% Mar 10
22% Apr
24
79
Apr
23
55% Apr
1
Federal
9
Federal
5% Jan
Feb
67
27
2
5%%
29 % Jan
3
52
Nov
20
44% Apr
56% Jan
2
22
Jun
27
21% Jan
23% Feb
26
29% Jan
20% Jan
10
25% Jan
38
17
22% Nov 21
15% Apr 25
94
35% Dec 31
28:J
32% Deo
25% Mar
40
Feb
86
Jan
5
16
107
Jan
13
26% Feb
9
31% Mar
3
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21
21%
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37%
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5
97
Jan
6
20% Apr 15
26
Jail
28
Jan
30
43
Mar
9
96
91
Apr
7
93
Jan
8
27% Apr
13
35% Jan
2
13 % Apr
13
17% Jau
2
40
Feb
9
49% Apr
1
170
Feb
16
205
95
91% Jan
14
95
2
July 1
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
2
22
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2
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Jan
30
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2
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7 3"4 Jan
2
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10
7
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18
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15
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17
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18
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5
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24
39%
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Dec
17%
17%
67%
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70
Jan
63%
17
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Mar 26
62%
17%
67%
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9% Jan
54
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63%
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112
35% Apr 24
63
17%
144
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Jan
97
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20
64%
67%
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65% Apr 24
21% Jan 13
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55%
63
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5
54%
63%
142%
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1
55%
61%
102%
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55%
62
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2
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56%
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2
preferred
-
55%
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common
34%
61%
39%
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&
21
•
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54
16%
(The) Carpet Co
44% Apr
7
12% Jan 21
9% Apr
7
Apr
45% Mar
33% Feb
39% Oct
2
14T4 Sep 24
15% Dec 22
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36%
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$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
37
35 "2 Apr
21
36%
10
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5
91% Dec 31
89
60%
21
37%
100
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2
25% Nov 28
40% Sep 10
100
59
21%
36
1
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9
87
61%
20%
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Apr
3
33% July 18
54 L Jan
17
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10
,
4%% preferred
Mar 13
116
2,500
7,600
36%
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89
38% Apr 24
58%
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12% Apr 16
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8
3.700
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58
58
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2
4
Jun
112% Dec
3
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2
5
48%
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22%
19
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47%
46% ?
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Paper Prod
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Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY
5
80% Jan
9% Jan
-
47
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46%
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22
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103% Feb
56
15
61% Dec
6
5,000
46%
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6
20% Jan 14
10% Sep 29
6% Mar 10
5,700
28 %
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58%
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65% Apr 24
101% Jan
5
53%
27%
22%
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12
53%
.
46%
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Nov
53%
27%
16
88
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19
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27
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54
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20
2
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12
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55% Feb 14
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Mogul Bower Bearings
16
136
7%
'
1
67% Dec 31
7
37% Jan
61% Apr 20
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38% Apr
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27% Jan
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57
2
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30
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7
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62%
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5
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Thursday
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
4.60% preferred
25
26
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Par
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Sales far
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
64% Mar 13
9
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SALE
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26
1
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4%
common
preferred
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2
19
4
46
Jan
Jan
2
45 % Dec
2
38
Feb
9
3% Jan
2
7% Oct
22
5% Jan
7
24% Jan
13
Oct
22
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8
37% Jan
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2
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12
17% Jan
5
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32
Jan
17
27
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34
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7
67% Nov 26
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2
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94
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42
Apr
11
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Apr
18
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40 % Sep
9
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15
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14%
2
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8
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7
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2
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5
30! a Apr
7
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3
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11
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3
74% Dec
14
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7% Feb
9
Mar 17
Mar 31
General
7% Feb
29
67% Nov
19
58% Feb
Jan
16
29% Apr 23
Cigar
4% Jan
60 % Jan
2
Mar 25
10
24% Apr 15
104% Mar 16
114
Mar 3
50% Jan
5
112% Mar 4
3
87
Mar
52
Apr 24
87% Jan 12
29% Jan
2
52% Jan
2
60% Mar 13
28
5% Jan
2
6
5% Jan
15
Feb
9
Jan
12
90% Jan
8
3
92% Mar 26
401
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99% Mar
3
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
2
104
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2
27% Dec
29
27
Jan
2
36
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2
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13
52
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2
72
Feb
19
Jan
26
53% Apr 23
23% Jan
10
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15
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71
9
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16
47
9
Dec
5
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2
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22
44
Jan
7
Jan
9
76% Jan
14
117% Jan
7
Jan
49% July 31
3% Dec
3
2
Jan
2
9
33% Jan
15
28% Jan
27% Jan
75
Oct
5Tb Jan
46
22
37
Dec
Apr
Apr
30% Jan
8% Oct
52% Sep 22
62% Nov 20
31
13
3
41
Dec
28
88
July
9% Dee
3
42% Apr
1
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27
7% Jan
7
46% Feb
18
58
Apr
9
17
4
56% Apr
66
Jan
2
48
77% Jan
2
84% Mar
15
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26% Jan
24
7
19
Feb
4
38% Jan
14
16
Mar 17
4
15% Mar 19
2
55% Jan
30% Apr
16
46
Feb
27
54% Jan
5
51% Nov
12
49% Jan
8
12
17
22% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
30% Jun
9
17% Mar 20
16
For footnotes
4
39% Dec 29
25% Mar 23
135% Jan
73
6
Mar 26
19% Dec
11
30% Apr
17% Jan
87
Apr
26% Dec
17
85% Jan
28
4
22% Jan
2
10/8 Jan
10
7% Apr
20
see
page
26
101 %
110
109%
85
85%
85
15
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49
par
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79%
6
59% Apr 16
30% Feb
141
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80% Jan
18
23
15
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5
2
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24
20
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10
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16
108
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30,900
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54
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Graham-Paige Motors
1
Granby Mining Co Ltd
5
Grand Union Co (The)
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
5
12.50
5
preferred
100
1
Qrayson-Rohinson Stores
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co__l
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
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Great Northern Paper Co
25
Great Northern Ry Co
No par
3%%
Sugar
com
preferred
No par
100
100
Green (H L) Co Inc
1
Greyhound Corp (The) common
3
4%%
preferred
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Guanlanamo Sugar
1
Bay A
5%
28%
71%
10
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Gould-National Batteries Inc
Green
53%
610
:
58
28
4
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5%
29%
1
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
7%
54
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27%
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
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58
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10
Electronics
Tire &
53%
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25
25
preferred
preferred
General Time Corp
Great
%
Telephone Co of Florida—
Goodrich Co (B F)
10% Mar 18
8
11
18
102%
110
49
54
Refruclorics
General Steel Castings Corp
General
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
47% Apr
2
8% Jan
17
1
Nov
102%
110%
*109
49 %
37%
20
10
77
103 %
48%
6,800
17%
24
Sep
31% Dec
7% Dee
2
175
Feb
91% Apr
137% Apr
40% Feb
Oct
146% Jun
102%
110
Glidden
Dec
2
104
109
1%
Glen Alden Corp ex distribution—.1
27
4% Jan 28
61
2
102%
100
14% Apr 23
31
2
par
50% Jan
59
20% Jan
Apr
35% Jan
8
17
131% Jan
67
3% Jan 12
27% Jan
24
30
25,300
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBeau & Co
172
1
23%
1
124% Dec
4% Jan
22%
96% Apr
92% Jan 27
Jan
41
23%
51%
Feb
3
22%
45
69
39% Nov
23 %
1
53% May 19
2
23
5
30
30
23 %
Glmbcl
8
3% May 15
175
July 10
81% Dec 29
12
22%
Gillette (The) Co
36% Jan
2
23%
6
44% Mar 18
10
Apr
22%
15
14
39% Dec
2% Jan
__i
52% Apr
47% Apr
49% Oct
7
28
1,200
Getty
3
16
J,ii
81
23
21
15% Apr
38
80%
28% Jan
89% Jan
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
*37%
81
23% Feb 26
21% Jan
33% Apr
Mar 30
37%
80%
54
$1.30
73% Mar
37%
81%
17%
13
96% Apr 24
74% Feb 27
38
80%
38%
29% Fob
2
37%
81%
53%
7
15
37%
80%
17%
4
Jan
37%
80%
37%
27% Sep
44% Jan
84%
37%
79%
53%
$1.32
35
83%
*37%
17%
3
12
56,800
l
1
38
29% Feb
2
44% Jan
11,500
03%
53%
29% Jan 22
Feb
8%
17%
2
52% Dec 30
120
37%
2
60
34% Jan
800
53%
Jan
258
29
17%
27
9
500
*28%
29 %
37%
25% Jan
15
29
29
29
29
28%
2!)
86
52%
11
Sep
38%
84%
84
*85
17%
16
Dec
84%
42%
83
86
37%.
Nov
91
7,000
42
83
10c
28
275
42 %
86
5
6.67
General Public Service
28% Sep
2
42%
*81%
83
87
No par
10c
General Realty & Utilities
29
42 %
83
86
No par
General Public Utilities Corp
General Railway Signal
Jan
42 %
83
86
86
$3 convertible preferred
21
Jan
2
55% Mar 24
Apr
43%
*81%
$1.60 conv preferred—
55% Apr
6
39% Feb 18
79
42%
82
410
39%
*33%
56%
5%
Jan 27
229
43%
82
General Precision Equipt Corp
17% Apr 22
46% Jan
2
90
43
General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co.
47% Feb
1
3,100
5
33
90% Aug
37
No par
4
24% Sep
47% Dec 30
3
36%
General Instrument Corp—
General Mills common,
No
5% preferred
General Motors Corp common
$5 preferred
No
Preferred $3.75 series
No
General
Feb
37%
.
50% Dec 31
83
37
100
38% Dec 16
16
38 %
5,600
6
50 'A Dec
37%
52,600
31% Feb 24
34% Dec 31
38%
81%
43% Apr 24
36
Mar 11
7
38%
83%
9
2
39%
81%
7
Jan"
5,600
33%
150
83%
2
26%
10%
13%
150
83
16% Feb
22% Apr
10%
13%
84%
18
26% Jan
10%
151
8%
12
2
10%
13%
151
60%
83%
42% Jan
Jan
10%
13%
152
34 Tii
83% Jan
25
10%
13%
8%
107% Jan
3
10%
59%
16
14
lOVa
33%
44
Feb
10 V*
60%
61
8%
92!b Jan 22
25
4,100
151%
10%
13%
60 %
5
13
13%
150
33%
2
3
10,200
8%
88% Jan
2
60%
59%
109% Jan
15
59%
33%
Jau
151/a Jan
60%
61%
13%
90%
149
•61%
60%
Aug 29
21 Ms Apr
5,300
60
3,400
60%
34
37% Jan
34%
34%
No par
General Foods Corp
20
33%
61%
2
Oct
34%
60%
0
6
951%
34 %
61%
Mar
7
34 %>
90%
84
52% Feb
34
1
6
May 26
2
44% Jan
34%
9
3
27
34%
95%
34
39% Mar
31% Jan
35
34%
95 3 a
8%
30
Aug 25
33%
34%
33%
3
20
43%
43%
95%
8%
6
Jan
4
34%
9
41
95 3
8%
74% Feb
74% Apr
95%
34%
74% Feb
87'/4 Nov 20
95%
8%
Nov
2
95 T a
150 %
Corp
30% Jan
19
35
96
13%
1
Finance
2
Dec
34 Vat
*95'2
35%
Contract
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
General Finance Corp
117% Jan
7,200
<8%
Jun
G
6,100
G
3434
83
G
*43
200
18%
149%
When issued
Gen
66% Jan
5
84% Apr 21
45
18%
5%
4,900
35%
34%
45
35%
43
6%
*42%
*42%
35
*42%
6
43%
*35
5
52
Sep 19
2
33% Jan
6
35%
35
18%
18%
5%
6
6
34%
2
117
205
18%
6%
6%
General Controls Co
2
,0
89% Dec
2
18%
43%
43%
*34
6,900
39'% Mar 18
5
22% Dec
13
18%
'
28
79% Dec
2
Jan
35%
23
13%
No par
79% Dec 29
34% Dec 31
8
Apr
19% Jan
G%
35 %
9,800
23%
22%
149%
5
Inc
Co
6%
22%
24
60%
General Amer Transportation—1.25
General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred
No pat
General Bancsharcs Corp
2
84
Apr
27% Jan
6
44
96
55
32% Jan
10% Mar 25
42% Apr 10
44% Jan 15
18-%
5%
5%
2
24
Jan
Apr 22
*34
18%
*42%
13
10
4
67%.Mar 11
14% Jan 22
35%
7
35
6%
7
1
Jan
18
27
7
*49
50
American Investors com
1
$4.50 preferred
100
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
5
General
Jan 22
152
com
General
Jan
38% Mar 26
Nov
48 % Jan
4
convertible
80
29% Dec
205% Oct
4%%
Inc
69
10
57
19
__50
.
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
8
Feb
3
64% Jan 19
3G% Feb
2
39
Co
Gardner-Denver Co
9
96% Jan
preferred
(The)
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
34% Mar 12
Apr
48
9
2
28% Apr
Nov" ~7~
1
3
28
24
7%
13
9
Jan
138
Mar
8
common
convertible
Ganiowell
Apr 17
47% Mar 18
12% Jan
Jan
5%
54
32% Mar 30
51% Feb
9% Jail
125
(The)
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
UabtJcl Co
24
66%
68
53%
53%
53%
54%
69
67
68%
67%
67%
1,100
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
19,600
50%
51 %
12,400
43
43%
51%
51%
51%
51%
50%
52%
43
44%
43%
43%
*93%
44%
95%
43
95%
*93%
26%
26%
26%
26
13 %
14%
14%
49%
49%
*93 %
26%
49%
3%
*170
89
135
49%
4
190
89%
136
38%
38%
45%
45 T k
3%
>170
89%
4
190
90
49%
3%
*170
88%
28,200
2,600
5,300
95%
*93%
94%
,700
26%
26%
26 %
4,100
14 %
14 %
14%
49%
92,200
49%
4
190
90%
49%
3%
*170
89%
7,800
5,600
4
190
90
Mi
13,700
135 %
136%
136%
136
137%
7,100
38 %
38%
38%
38 %
38
38%
44%
45 %
44
45
44%
45%
1,600
17,300
3%
3
3%
3
3%
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
135
3
7%
3%
7%
2%
7%
3
40,600
7%
54
53%
3,100
54
4,000
55%
54%
55%
54
54%
54
60%
61%
60%
62%
60%
61%
59%
60%
61%
62%
45%
44%
43%
45
43%
44%
44%.
44%
44%
78%
14%
45
79%
78
78
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15'/a
43%
43%
43
43%
43 %
40%
43
43%
30%
50%
58%
43%
43
30%
30%
30
30%
29%
29%
30
30
30%
4,800
52%
52 %
52%
51%
52%
50%
51%
51%
53
59 %
59
58%
59%
58%
59%
10,100
15,000
26%
139
*75
32
21
88
28
7%
79
15
26%
139
*78
14%
59%
26%
26%
140%
140%
58%
59%
26%
26%
140%
140%
*74
77
77
77
32%
32
32 %
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
88
88
88
87
88
28%
28
28%
27%
28%
7%
•7%
7%
79
7%
*7%
32
32%
*77
26%
79
27%
140
141
*74
77
*77
27
140%
*74
11,600
6,800
150
79
15,400
54,700
5,300
27%
150
140%
77
*
20
32
32V4
31%
32%
26,400
20 %
20%
20%
22 %
48,600
88
87
87
281/4
28%
28%
'14,500
7%
300
*87
28
*7%.
7%
*7%
90
19
20
The Commercial and Financial
(1940)
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April 27
1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Range tor
U*nge Since Jan.1
Year 1958
14
May
28 ^ Nov 17
75% Dec 22
Dec lb
9
Mar
52
5
129
Ft'b 25
101
55% Doc 31
G
39% Jan
95 Ya Jan
10
99% Sep
257/a Jan
2
Gulf
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
30Y* Feb
17
6
73Va Jan
22
$5
127 >% Jan
22
Gulf
65% Apr
16
Common
89 %
13
$4.20 dividend preferred
*4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
preferred—
Jan
5
84% Jan 20
Apr
States
25
25
22
94
Jan
9
91
Apr
9
1
102% Feb
9
13
104% Mar
3
$5
Apr 'J J
105% Mar
4
$5.08 dividend
May
102
Apr. 21
29% / 30
75%
*
29%
75%
117
( 3
Thursday
/ Apr. 22
Apr. 23
29%
28%
76
*75%
28%/
dividend
64%
100
*87%
89%
*87%
91%
92%
*91%
92%
*90.'
100
*96
*75 V*
116Ya
63
V 64
63%
89%
*87%
92%
*91%
92%
*90
92%
*90
103%
*102
103%
103
47%
47%
46%
47
a
66%
68
65%
66%
64
65
27%
27%
27%
28%
28
28%
103
%
*102%
103
102
61%
61%
*102
103%
*102
103%
*102
103
10
"
■'
103
"-7^
180
II
3
49 lu Apr
20
47% July
7
38 % Jan
09
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
24% Dec
8
21
Jan
13 Vo May 20
2
Dec
8
44% Feb
20
58
Apr
25% Jan
1
5
E0% Mar 31
88
Feb
6
48% Mar 31
Hackensack
Water
69 % Jan
9
Halliburton
Oil Well
28% Jan
20
24
Jan
Jan
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
15
95
15
Jail
2
99
21% Jan
2
33% Sep 20
29% Feb
26'A Jan
2
41
19
39% Jan
10
44% Feb
54% Apr
52 % Apr
Mar 17
125% Apr
30% Jan
4c/o
30
Jan
Nov
10
23
Apr
47% Dec
13
123
7
30
140
32% Dec
44% Dec
13
Jan
NOV
1
30
20Vi Apr 29
22'/a Jan 20
3% Jan
9
29% Nov 14
28 V\ Jan
38
25
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
23% Jail
2
32 % Jan
10
2
Feb
2
Jan
16
14
8
Jun
27
1
Nov
61
31
20
118
38% May
107% Oct
13% Mar 16
64% Jan
27% Apr
38
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
16% Jan
72
90
Apr
31% Jan
Haveg
Hayes
12
Mar
3
7
37% Mar 13
20% Jan
Jan
19
112% Jan
G
(G W)
7%
21
70% Apr 24
118% Apr 10
79
Apr
8
46 % Apr 24
39% Jan 22
Hercules
5%
66
Jan
Jan
33% Jan
11% Jail
13
2
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
85
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
31 % Jan
7
9% Jan
10
15% Dec
31
15% Jan
19
Jan
2
45% Dec
13
64% Apr
15
Feb
24
Hoffman
5
23 % Mar
19% Apr
70
106
9% Jan
20
12% Nov
14
3.6% Jan 27
12
Jan
5
17% Jan
3
25% Dec
12
21% Jan
Apr
May
21
27% Feb
2
29 % Apr
31
39% Apr
17
49% Jan
21
67% Dec
16
53% Mar
9
65% Jan
2
35
Jan
30
31
84
Jan
2
8% Nov 20
7
Feb
9
Feb
13
39% Nov 20
7
5
19
Jan
7
15% Feb
10
2
Jan
92
29% Nov
21
23% Nov 23
27
20% Jan
36% Jan
§
U% Dec
3
27% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
29
84
Jun
G
75
1
90
* Jun
6
74% Dec
81
Dec
92
Fe* 20
97% Aug 13
7
43
Mar
24
Feb
Apr
18
9
3% Dec
22
3% Sep
7% Sep
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
Oct
13
20% Nov
17
13% Jan
2
87% Dec
19
6% Oct 20
24% Dec
3
1
87% Jan
2
5
2
5% Jan
7
35% Jan
13
21
Jan
8
35% Feb
11
50
Dec
31
42% Mar 18
28% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
46
30% Jan
29% Jan
28
Apr
1
2
38% Dec
31
37% Feb
25
41
Oct
13
47% Jan
21
41 % Apr
20
42
Oct
3
Jun
9
42% Jan
9
47
48
6% Apr
66
92
2nd
pfd
Chemical
Corp
14
2
26% Sep
2
28
Dec
9
3
166
Jun
11
33% Sep
78% Jun
15
70 Ye Jan
Jan
17
13
21% Aug 27
95
Oct
13
2
13% Dec
31
85% Feb 27
i-
122% Nov
7
7
.88
25
Jan
13
87% Jan
i
Sep
7
7%
100
Jan 13
32% July 14
25
Jan
28
Jan
13
2
96% July 16
16% Nov 11
71
136
Feb
Dec
4
39% Jan 27
147% Jan
73
12% Jan
22
3
May 28
13% Jan
2
32% Sep
17
31
28
Jan
27% Jan
2
29% Jan
13
118
Jan
10
34% Nov
14
33%
6317
33% Dec
2
Cement
Dec~23
Eleolrlca
A
Steel
issued %
53
Iron
Harvester
—
1%
May 22
For
footnotes
;
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inc.
35
27
$6
50% Mar 18
I-T-E
96
13
13
13
17%
19%
18%
19%
'2%
2%
2%
72%
70%
71
2%
2%.
5%
*5%'.
2%
91%
6%
-
91%
*91%
Johns-Manville
16
Johnson
Jones
103% Feb
16
5%
533/4 Jan
21
-
92
5%
5%
500
56%
57%
3.400
21%
-
21%
2.900
91%.
92
340
600
20%
21%
7.400
47%
46%
47%
37%
38%
30%
37%
49
49%
48%
49%
41%
41%
41%
41%
7
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96,100
'46%
47%
46
46%
7,600
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36%
35%
38%*
35
35%
13,800
48
48%
47 Ya
48
47%
48%,
11,400
41%
42%-
41
41%
5,400
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*
f
47
41%
41%'
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42%
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42 %
120
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45%
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45
45
43%
43%
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49%
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49%
49%
49%
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49%
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41 %''
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48
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150
32 •;
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23
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92%
-
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62
62%
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33%
36
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T
.
45
25
45 %
:
25
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par
5
33%
32%,
1
33%.
3b*
-
44%
45
33%
32%
33%
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i
33Va
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67
%
•
48
4.000
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40%
36%
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580
76
70
22%
24
91%
17%-
92'.'4
27,100
30,700
100
2,400
17%
13,400
117%
118%,
14,300
90%
90%
14
14
4,800
63
65
940
145
400
150
36
1,800
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1
28,300
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40
.
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122
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21%
43%
149
32
34%
18%
34%
36%
26
42%
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11.900
34%
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34%
40%
36%
41
34%
40%
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23,800
2.800
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82Y*
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50,800
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39%
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91
27%
587
39'/4
40%
40%
32,300
32 V4
1
46%
90
32%
32'/4
lo
119
31%
38%
33%
18%
393«
6.000
33
32%
34Y+
46%
*32
32Y4.
18%
119
2,200
45'j
4
35
34%
46%
13,700
46%,
44'
35
38%
18%-'
39%
139 %
46%
35
38
34%-
122
165
137%
35%
38r;l,
32%
18%
45%
3.600
43%
35
*119
25,400
43
13%.
5
*159
8.800
22%
107
44
34%.
50c
21%
106%.
9%
44%
43
*32%
33%
92%
8%
134
140
36%
36%
130
36%
5
100
187b
35 3 4
1.500
40%
40%
40%
5,200
36Ya
41%
36%
37
2,700
122
47%
22 (a
21%
22%
26',
26
26%
83
83
-
SOYa
49%
49%
49',4
49%
'
88
P8
83
87
87
58%
46%
*87
34Ya
230
18%
47V*
a
35
35
47%
85
■!•
40%
*119
41
6,100
122
46%
20
47
2.800
3.300
21%
22
25 %
26%
10,600
100
84
*83
9,100
49 %
49%
47
88
87
87
V,
280
27,400
5
com
:
57%
59%
57%
58
59 V2
58
58%
58%
59%
5
Corp
Johnson
Lauglilin Steel
preferred series A
14%
3.50
1
preferred
91%
*90%
14%
.
42%
150%
32%
76%
22%
IT
17%
118V-. 119
*90%
91
14%
14%
65%
66%.
17%
*34%
32%
.
120
130
36%
36
39%
.
%
65
129%. 131
357/«
36%
,*34%
38Y-
.
-•
31%
*76
22%
91%
92
17%
' 119%
61
42%
23
91%
17Y,
119% ,1201a,
119% 119%
90%^.. 90% • .\i 90%; 90%
13'/4* vl3YL» '
13%
15
582
150
32
76%. '
22%
46%'
44%
32%
31
91
27%
575 :/
581
42%
43
-146% 150%
76'/.,
'
27%
26%
577
165
138%
46%
43%
*31%
29%
*90
27
32%
593
105(»'
104
44%
579%
.
22%
22
137
.
447»
% 26%
t
17%
28%
9%
*159
165
138?% 140%.
32%
.
~
106%
*159
.7
v.
43%
43%
150% 151
32%; 32%*
*75% : 76%
23
23%
91Y*,. 92
5
■
.
32' V
.
22%
166-
44 %
28-%
29
'
92%
92%
26% .27%
5
?
126% 5138%.
45
*.31%i,
—No par
A
;
1
165
.,130
43%
7.50
common
9%
9%
22%
22%
104
105%
101% 10.3
VI59
13.5
100
•
Joy Manufacturing Co
7
45%
.
41%
*44%
100
common
&
7 %
7
7%
41%
%41%Y 41%
t46%
Jewel
24
.
21
83
24
4.800
20
26V,
70'4 Apr
5%
*91%
92
7
22%
59% Apr
57V2 Jan
2%
2%
20%
83
Co
86,900
19%
25%
Tea
6,700
19%
21 %
22%
3%%
6.800
13%
19%
21
22V,
27
71%
13
21 %
21
25-%
83%
21
70%
*
'
'
2
25Ya
Feb
*95
71%
18%
21%
Apr
26.
96
13-
73
5
57
page
*95
17%
Sulphur Co:
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 47J- pfd—100
88
46 '/a Mar 24
96
190
86
37%
Jefferson Lake
Feb; 16
8
*84%
37%.
No par
com
Jaeger Machine Co_
Jan
see
86
*95
85% Mar 31
511/2 Jan
2
*84%
37%
1
Circuit Breaker Co_
85
Jan
*84%
37%
5
preferred
31
7
77
37%
100
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
24
9
76%
12%., 12%
50
2
common
Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Jan
2
77%
37%
2—1
.
Corp
Interstate Dept Stores—
52% Dec
28
77%
86
7%
20
Telep & Teleg_No
7
49'/a Feb
7,800
76%
37%
„—„/
Utilities
28
59% Jan
31*,,
«%
100
International
15
97
1,200
31
37%
No par
preferred.
23
31
38
1
Silver
Jan
30
39 %
31%
0%
il
International Shoe.-
Jan
Dec
*39
31%
72%
par
j
International Salt
45
99% Aug
541/2 Oct
8,800
39%
'
37%
—No par
-
Paper
preferred
123
56'/a Dec
22%
*39
31%
Mexico
De
.-
Mar 25
61
4
96
22 7 »
39%
76%
86
'
,
600
31%
13%
50
;
119
11
*95
22%
"
39%
77'L-
77%
22%
23,400
16%
15
International
23% Jan
3,100
*30%
5
Mar 13
31% Jan
300
14,700
50
33 % Apr 14
2
2,900
29
22
31%
*84%
30
13
2
50
preferred
International
16
25
31%
30
72%
17 %
-No par
common
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
31
72
Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred
100
12
42
23 % A 23%
*39%-' 39%
96
*12%
—100
—J
International
Mar 16
35% Feb
10 .%■ 40%
86
*95
International Mining Corp
—5
Int'l Nickel of Canada
'„No par
International Packers Limited——1
24
Jan
%
_50
preferred
21
Dec
*84
100
Corp
20
Apr
40
■_
Corp
preferred;
37% Jan
Mar
39%
5o
Ctfs
40% Apr
93
59
—5
Co—
2
35
57%
22%
—1
Minerals & Chemical
4%
Apr 22
Apr
28
59%
——100 pesos
7
88
59%
Co common—
47
62%
34Y4 Apr 23
59%
Int'l
47
13
59%
10
Mar 24
Jan
60%
Co
37
25 Y, Mar
59%
92
36% Jan
21 Ya Feb
60%
22%
*28%
91%
33% Jan
82
*'
5
preferred series A—
19
3
GO
5,400
41%
Corp common..
34% July 16
3
41
22%
29
57
44% Nov
Sep
41%
com
Iowa
26 Y4
41
21%
Interstate Power Co
33% Oct
*28%
42
*5%
Apr 24
19% Mar 5
90'/a May 12
22%
29 %
41
21%
37% Feb
2
23%
29%
41
56%
2
15
23
28%
40'6
6
9
25
23
28%
21%
1%
3
37
37%
22%
57
Int'l
Mar 12
150
37%
%
5%
2
15% Jan
4,400
21%
18 % Jan
19 V, Feb
13%
56%
Intel-lake
29
2
2
13%
22
28% Feb
36% Jan
13%
58 >'
33% Jan
Dec
13%
57
31
19
14%
r
21%
Int'l
10
3
13%
14
22%
58%
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
82
Jan
Feb
13 % i- 14',:,
13%
22%
22
2
Mar 20
28% Mar 19
16,600
5%'
16 Ya Jan
67
33% Mar 30
1,500
64%
08%
$4
8
Feb
19%
60%
21%,
28
58% Apr
33% Jan
19
60%
37%
preferred—100
Jan
2
37
19
59%
.100
r100
»——100
1
Manhattan
<fe
noncumulative
4'% %
5
J5
11% Apr
125
19
60%
77%
Interchemical
14
94
19 %
59%
40%
Int'l Business Machines
126 Ya Mar
37%
*18%
*70%
preferred—,
preferred,
Insuranshares
10
19
Apr
90% Mar 31
37%
18%
60%
23
Inspiration Cons Copper——
10
97% Mar 11
116
350
22 V,
16
45% Apr
10
104%
"103
18%
31 %
Apr
1531/4 Jan
104%
JO
43,000
70 %
59%
39 %
When
25 % Apr
86% Jan
28
21% Jan
Jan
17% Feb
18
6
29% Mar
603
32% Apr
76% Jan
6
28% July
May 7
41% Oct 30
40
35% Oct
22
Jan
Jan
Oct
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
Apr
25
494
143
Dec
37%
103
I,,.
19%
*69%
19
23%
S
31% Mar 18
32% Apr 21
95% Feb 24
30
44
38
106%
19
"
40
4.20% preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
4674 Apr 24
50% Mar 18
29
552
37%
19%
70
00%
30%
Inland
5
38-/4
105
19%
69%
18%
39 Vh
14
2
37%
104
35 %
19%
70
19
*69'
59%
22%
16
10
104
104%
50
160
Apr
150 Va Jan
Jan
104
19%
70
28%
com
Industrial Rayon—
Jan
18%.
•69
20
Ingersoil-Rand common
6%. preferred-—
18% Jun
19%
70
*"0
19,600
10
27
80
]
12,900
*29%
24
300
117
30%
Apr
27% Mar 26
*115%
30%
% Jan
90
117%.
*115%
30%
25
30
117
8%
30%
107
Dec
117
89%
2
94
117
39%
24
1
117
8%
95% Jan
Oct
22,700
30 %
20
,86
70%
31
2
7
70
30%
preferred
4.42% preferred—
18
29% Jan
69
25
Jan
12
66%
39%
(65
29% Dec
69%
*89%
2
13
67%
8%
8% Jan
22 % Jan
70%
89%
21% Apr
13
68%
2,600
39 7«
12
Oct
2,300
8%
13
43
18%
39%
9% Nov
2
18%
*89%
24% Nov
25% Jan
18%
8%
2
9
18%
89%
25
8
19%
8%
Jan
Feb
18%
*89%
14
Apr
19%
6%
Illinois Power
23
46% Apr 23
36% Jan
2
19%
31
89%
Industria
10% Feb
450
19%
31
lo
Idaho Power C'o
45% Mar 18
40% Apr
38%
3o
convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co..
5
Jan
*37(2
8%
5%
14
Jan
31%
37%
12.50
-
preferred—
37
31
37%
lo
preferred—
44
31%
37%
*89%
4.26%
4.70%
3
47%. Feb
38% Nov 20
"
8%,
4.08%
2
31
37 %
89%
4
2
31%
37%'
40%
3
29% Jan
3,300
30%
37%
.
Hudson Bay Min & Sin Ltd—No par
Foods & In dust Inc com..—5
41 % Mar 23
42% Dec
2,000
28%
33
18%
Hunt
12
Jan
67%
90
1
—
Ideal
Apr
66%
*88%
27%
1,100
No par
Corp.—
Illinois Central RR Co
43% Feb
27%
275ii
200
14,500
14%
_50c
preferred
Mining..—
Gil
17
47
*88%
27%
'a
31%
5
21
Jan
133
28
No par
common
Apr
50
156
90
27%
27%
69%
Furnace Co
Jan
47
29
68%
*88%
2.50
39
5
July 18
*67%
90
90
27%
117%
Corp
55% Jan
7
Dec
68%
_1
(conv)_—
52
Feb
146
68
90
69%
■
07%
5%
48
162
69
27%
117%
Corp of America common
convertible preferred
5%
45% Jan
2
67%
*88%
68%
*88%
19%
convertible
Hupp
22
Jan
14
8%
7
23
May 27
70
14%
39 %
21
52% Jan
73
71%
14%
89%
29
...
51
156
69%
14%
31%
(Charles E)
Electronics Corp
tHudson
7
1
Nov
73%
14%
preferred.
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
:—.-1
Howe Sound Co (Delaware)
1
21
2
101
70
14%
—No par
4.40%
6
Dec
6% Apr
70
14%
*37%
$2.25 convertible preferred
22
45% Dec
Jun
09
14%
1
01
Tr.
72
71%
3o%
38 % Jan
Apr
38%
*35%
O') I.'
7% Apr
38%
-
Household Finance common—No par
Mar 17
22% Jun
•*
39
6,100
Houdaillc-Industrics Inc common—3
26
1
*38%
14%
25
1'
$4.25 preferred
24
Jan
38%
35%
Hooker
30
16% Jan
75
38%
35%
4%
19% Apr
2% Apr
39
"38%
08
2 1/12
Corp
3%%
8
3,900
36
2
15
1,900
11%
35%
G
13
44%
11%
36%
80% Mar
11% Jan
31%
44
11%
36
85% Mar
13% Jan
30%
44%
11%
*09
5
63% Apr
31%
44%
12
s
6
96 % Jan
30%
44
11%
»-•
77
Jan
22
39%
31
43%
44
46%
83% Jan
56% Apr
18
Jan
39
"
30%
12
12
77
2
8
*'43%
12%
45%
12
% Jan
3% Jan
30%
43%
9,400
76%
Feb
94% Mar 31
30%
12
42%
45%*
41
18
38% Dec
30%
29%
43%
10
41 %
76%
37 % Jan
30
2
41%
44%
35%
20
14% Dec
2
41%
76%
38% Mar 18
15% Dec
2% Jail
42
2,400
*
44%
5 Vo
5
75
20% Jan
41%
28,900
76 %
5'Jo
10
9
42%
'
48%
44%
31% Apr 1.6
12
G3
42 >
49%.
130%
76%
Hotel
22
17
41%
49
*129
45
6
5% Jan
72% Jan
41%.
49%
130%
76%
30% Apr
1
47%.
49
44%
Honolulu
13
8% Jan
17
48%.
3,700
*129
49%
130
76%
Honiestake
9
90% Apr
9% Apr
52% Jun
Nov
48
100
Holly Sugar Corp
22
47% Dec
Sep
47%
49
45%
Holland
4
2
Jan
44%
_lo
.
common
(The)
Hilton Hotels
24
24
8
*128%
43%
1,700
76
Co
$4%
39% Mar 13
21
32% Jail
85
50%
128%
42%
70
'
Heyden Newport Clicm Corp—1
3%% preferred series A
100
% Apr 22
39% Feb
23% Apr
49%
:
2,900
98
44%
Hertz
23
Jan
13 % Jan
*94
128%
130
No par
Hcrshey Chocolate
227a
45%
Hewi 11-Robins lhc
21
64% Jan
50%
2238
42%'
*128
1
common
Powder
Hires Co
2
30
54%
-100
preferred-
34
2
53%
22%
22%
-94
1
noncumulative preferred
36% Dec 31
25% Jan
53%
22%
5
Hercules Motors
35% Nov 20
Jan
53
25
common
-
Hclme
3
21
52%
Heller
14
Jan
52%
50 %
50
3.65% preferred
(W E) & Co.—
28
31
74
52%
Inc
53% Jan
7
-52.
Inc
(II J) Co
33% Mar 11
16% Jan
7
Industries
Industries
Heinz
26% Jan
Jan
52%
1
,
700
32
51%
22%
2.50
preferred—
35% Dec
$60
31%
22%
__1
Corporation
4%%
5
30% Apr 16
35% Jan 23
50
32%
77% Mar
8G
33% Dec
32
2
30% Dec
19% Nov 10
25
95
32%
8
31
12
95
32%
5
89% Feb 21
.
98
32%
10
52% Jan
10
98
32
_100
Corp
Harshaw Chemical
*94J
G'o._
38% Jan
NOV
3
13
20
23
95
32%
Hat Corp of America common
22
15% Nov 17
Mar
22%
21%
Hart Schaffner & Marx
16
8,809
5,900
47%
7.50
com
—_
Harsco
64
27%
94
44% Mar 23
7% Jan
67
7
G
34
G% preferred
Harris-Intertypc
63
27 %
*47
31%
12% Apr
39% Apr
Jan
18
17
51% Dec
22 % Apr
17% Jan
Apr
9% Dec
Dec
13
23
5
44% JMl
2G% Feb
34
Jan
48% Apr
132
36% Nov
6
83% Oct
38
Harbison-Walk Refrac
64%
27%
__1
-
.
6
47%
63%
27%
.-1
Hammermill
24
*46%
47%
*46%
100
2.50
convertible
preferred
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
33% Mar 16
70
Cementing
Hall
52%
52%
51%
52
51%
51%
51
51 %
51%
52 34
3,900
10
68%
69'/,
68Ya
691/2
69%
69 %
69 %
70
70
70%
49.900
100
100%
100
1
100
»
50Ya
101YV
50%
100
50%
100
100
50%
~
50%
100
50%
100
100 Ya
50
50%
50 Va
50
%
|
/'
•
220
92%
103'/a
102
y
8,600
93
■
*90
...
21,700
87%
92%
; v.:
*00
76.
*91 Ya
103
3,200
29Ya
115%
87'la
93
-102%
103
*75
89 %
*91 %
'
Shares'/
115 Ya
63%
*87%
92%'
5
,
preferred-
62
89%
•
/
the Week.
28%
76%
115 Vi
25
preferred
28%
76'/.
116%
100
100
100
"
Friday
Apr. 24
116
117%
64 %
Sales for
Wednesday
29%
'75
118%
118
No par
91
109
Tuesday/-
Apr. 20h
Utilities Co-
89% Jan
Apr
No par
Oil Corp
Gulf
55
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
2G
71'/a Mar
HO'/aFeb
PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
9G
May 29
102% July 14
100
Jun 13
Sep 19
Oct 30
84
90
Lowest
Highest
lowest
940
'
10,900
'-I'yf
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Volume
Number 5841
189
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...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year lf>o8
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. L
Highest
Lowest
Highest
K
Feb 28
% 23
:■/.
47% Oct 13
'V
—
68% Jan
2
39% Jan
■
■
—
-
7
83
'
Jan
>
45% Mar
112% Dec
I
..38 Va Jan
x
!
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2:V
■
Feb
9
Apr
24
'48
Apr
24
Common
93% Feb
10
109
Apr
21
4%%
2
48
Feb
24
48
-
98% Nov
2
:
-!-•
37
11
7
44
16
Jan
48% Apr
'
20
107
Feb
10
124
Apr
Apr
24
116
Apr
Kaiser
8
116
i
50% Dec
23
49V4 Jan
12
14
77
12
82
Oct
28
92% May 29
88% Apr
24
92%' Jan
6
94% Jan
2
97
Feb
19
89% Feb
5
89% Feb Z 5
.85
87
Dec
88
Dec
9
Jan
•S
Jun
20
88% Nov
19
99
:
2
29% Jan
10
-25
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
30
13
33
16 Va Jan
7
31% Apr '14
46% Apr 20
.
433
Oct
10
41% Feb
17
105'.4 Oct
13
96% Jan
5
117%- Feb
64
60% Nov
11
53% Feb
12
29 Va Nov
11
27% Feb
6
Jan
7
46% Mar 30
43
16
70% Nov
21
Apr
1
66 / Jan
22
28 V4 Dec
2
26% Jan
2
2
29% Feb
7
27 % Jan
2
11
8
2
85
34% Jan
2
45% Nov
9
86
17
17% Oct 21
14% Jan 20
17% Mar
22 Va Jan
2
32% Nov
12
32
24 V4 Jan
2
43% Nov
7
42%. Jan
'811
May 29
Jan
J
24
20
Apr
21
23% Jan
18
15
31/4 May 19
4% Nov
6
30% Apr
3% Feb
10
2
25% Dec
11
24% Jan
8
18 Va Jan
2
25% Dec
18
24% Jan
8
46% Dec
31-
25
Feb
20
83
89
28
Jan
2
1
Jan
2
1% Jan
July 7
3% Jun 20
17% Feb
19
22% Feb
28
32
24% Feb
10
40% Oct 30
14% Jan
2
70 % Jan
2
Dec
19% Sep
100
Oct
Apr
23
90
Apr 14
13% Apr 20
37% Jan 20 '
2
2
3% Apr
22% Apr
2
8% Apr
2
95
7
120% Apr
Jan
13% Oct
37%
45%
45%
Copper
County
&
4.32%
•
46%
46 %
112%
60%
58%
$3
3
Lehigh Valley
4
Lehman
When
Co
issued
11
Jan
27
14Vb Mar 23
Lionel Corp
10
9% Feb
2
13% Apr
21
11
72% Feb
9
119% Apr
24
9
37% Apr
2
85
Oct
14
100% Apr
14
32% Jan
10
104
Jan
15
89
86% Feb
19
90% Mar
88% July 28
92% Feb 11
2
Mar
Apr
128
Jan
27% Feb
55 % Mar
89
Nov
12
•
155% Apr
6
8
Jan
6
10
143
Jun
23
138
14
44
Dec
22
39
Feb
27
4
81
Oct
6
76% Jan
2
2
36
35%
35%
44%
3,800
43%
44 Va
43%
*82
44%
82%
9,400
15%
10,600
82
82
15%
15%
15%
15%
33%
33 %
33
33%
33%
15%
33%
42
42%
42%
21%
21%
1,300
29%
29%
20,900
20%,
20 Va
3,400
83
41
42
42
42%
42
42%
23
23%
%
22%
22%
22%
22
30%
22%
30
30%
29 Va
30%
29%
29%
20%
20%
20 %
*29%
100
Lorillard
20
20%
*29
30%
20%
31
*4
20
%
*29%
4%
4%
28
28%
28 V*
*27%
27%
27%
27
27%
52-%
53
26%
52%
4%
52%
53
*4
20%
31
4
*30
%
(P)
30%'
*29%
4%.
4
31
4
300
28
27%
27%
*27%
28 Va
26%
26 %
26%
26 Va
26%
1,600
5,300
53%
54V4.
23,200
55'%
53%
55%
90
13%
13
13%
13
13 Va
12%
13 Va
13 Va
13%
37,100
30
3.1
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
30
30%
30
31%
18,000
2%
2%
22 Va
22 Va
10,300
1,600
90
2%
'
2%
22%
2%
7%
22 Va
7%
7%
90
*88
2%
22%
9
7%
9%
30
9(4
31
30%
48%
48%
48 V4
5
7
-25
com
100
12%
94%
13
12%
95%
94%
147
147%
98%
99%
98%
(;C'/4
61
60%
11%
1
10c
1
1
—4
12
96 %
98%
37_
37%
2%
*83 Va
2%
*22
22
7
7
Va
13%.
33%
10
44
*129
100
35%
*101
4.8%
48%
60%
12%
2%
22
6%
8%
30%
'
6%
31%
4.8
21%
117
58%
12%
G%
8%
8%
31
48
48%
90
7
9
31%
49%
40
1,400
5,500
16,500
2,400
21%
21%
21%
2,500
119%
116%
117%
40,700
59V8
10,500
12%
20,300
93Va
10,900
60%
59
12%
12%
96%
61%
11%
147%
148
143
148
148
110
100%
103
97 %
147%
103 Va
101%
102
100 Va
101
5,000
61
2,700
60
Va
11%
61
11%
97%
61
11'/a
98
97%
61
61%
11%
11%
11%
8,700
,
12%
13%
101%
100
36
*7 %
35
%
s36%
36%
36%
36
36%
60,100
31%
31%
30%
'31%
30%
30%
30%
12%
13%
12%
13 Va
13
13%
13%
31%
13%
22,900
13%
32%
22,500
„
v
34%
44%
32%
44%
.
134
35%;
35%
*102
103
*89
90%
*87%:
88%
107,400
104%
32%
44%
44%
133%
35%
103
2 5*
a
103
90%
*89
87%
*153
154
33
132
132
100
154
8%
30%
*88%
96%
%
100
;_100
8%
30%
2%
22
90
32%
51 %
100
10
11%
11%
12
12%
96
147%
*147
a
*89
87%
*87%
155
153
32%.
45
133%
35%
103
90%
88%
153
103
32%
44%
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35%
♦100%
*89
*112
109%
32%
44%
136
<
32%
44%
133
119%.
44%
54,800
47,300
9,600
133
140
19,100
36
35%
30
102
*100 Va
102
90%
*89
88
*87%
88
50
90%
88
110
155
155
*153
155
500
10
821/4
64
81%
83 %
81%
83
82
83
81
82
30,300
5
Co common
41 %
42%
41%
41%
41
41%
411%
41%
40%,
41%
12.800
140%
100
Louisville
Gas & El
22
Louisville
&;
13% Feb
24
140%
140 V*
140%
140%
(Ky)_Nopar
41 %
42 !a
41 %
41%
41%
42
*41%
42i%
41%
41%
1,700
50
£5%
84'%
65%
84%
85
84%
85%
85 Va
86
6,200
17%
85%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17
17%
17 Va
17%
86
87%
87%
90%
88 %
90%
87%
89 %
87%
88%
13,700
31%
32%
28%
31%
27%
28%
27%
28%
27
27%
38,000
Lowenstein
Co
Nashville
27
10
17
Sep 29
81% Sep 16
15% Jan
Jan
71% Jan
7
104% Mar
11
24% Sep
30
21% Jan
5
34% Apr
15
31% Aug 13
29% Jan
7
35
Jan
22
118 % Jan
15
123
Jan
22
32% Jan
6
42% Apr
21
Mack Trucks Inc
42% Jan
20
Macy
(M) & Sons Inc
Lukens Steel Co
1
Bros
*88
*4
13%
21%
issued
44% Mar 12
Lykes
6,000
90
1
preferred
87% Jan
6
150
12,100
15
7% preferred
142% Mar 25
;i
,
10
No par
conv
When
*82
42%
23 V.
80
Inc
19% Jun
11% Jan
60
*35 Va
44%
82 Va
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred
4.40% series G conv pfd
16
37% Feb
43% Apr
Theatres
4.84%
6
2
35%
46
15
Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
14
24
2,000
34%
44%
No par
Inc
Loew's
4
78% Jan
128% Jan
25
86%
47%
33%
(The)
Loew's
5
40% Apr
129% Nov
35
46
1,000
33%
Lone Star
15
83
36%
34 %
82%
15%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp'
26
100% Mar 20
34
35%
33%
1,600
11,400
33%
List Industries Corp
Litton Industries Inc
23
4
33%
2.50
21
Jan
3
Mar
61%
15%
:
Oct
104
Oct
82
60-%
10
28% Feb
9.9
61%
15%
■_/—_•
15
36% Apr
60%
34
21%
10% Nov
2
45
61%
33%
120 Va
90% Dec
29% Jan
45
60%
34%
21 Va
2
12
45
61%
33%
115%
58%
12%
10
Nov
45
60%
21%
Link Belt Co
30
45
61%
34%
116 V:
•
Mar 28
45
%
34%
21%
27
22%
15 Va
61
1
113 Va
64% Feb
26
45%
30%
21%
8
46% Jan
30 Va
109%
57% Jan
139% Jan
68%
30%
21%
14
Mar 31
67%
Va
107%
63% Oct
41% Mar 31
68%
30
5
3
125
67%
30%
No par
—10
46% Jan
8
69%
30%
33 %
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
,9
67%
No par
Corp
:
20
70%
31
9%
19
47% Dec
68
31
45
50%
48%
Feb
135% Dec
8,000
18,600
70
l
108
9
57%
31%
No par
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
17
6,300
21,000
82 Va
Libbey McNeill & Libby
5
5,800
45%
45
4
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
24 ::
29%
114%
67%
;
2
2
57%
(The)__
95% Jan
2
56%
45 Va
113%
57 /;
31%
25
pfd—:
31
18
57%
'
10
RR_
Corp
Lerner Stores
-
28%
46%
113%
*82 %
Lehn & Fink Products--
2G
29
46
112
57
*00
1st preferred
non-cum
50c non-cum 2nd
6
12
28%
46%
113%
45%
112
59%
1,900
5
_
;
& Sons
96% Dec
Jan
46%
114
82%
1
_l
25
Co__
common_3
(James)
22
.31
1,300
113%
5
60% Jan
107% Feb
32 Va
59%
& Tire
Mar
Mar
31%
110%
Co common
152
13% Apr
37% Jan
32%
31%
29%
82
l
5
37
32
31 Va
29%
preferred series A
2
9
1,200
5
2
28% Mar 24
800
43%
~ ~i
Jan
10 % Mar
37%
43%
31%
(The)
80% Jan
32 % Mar 26
*37%
44%
30%
& Co—
146% Jan
38% Oct
37%
43%
' 1
_"io
5
281/4 Jan
82%
37%
45
29%
;
4
Jan
82%
37%
44%
2.50
Wire
82 % Dec
6% Apr
7
36% Mar 11
82%
37%
•
60% Apr 22
33% Jan
9
98% Apr
82%
46
31 lit
3.85% preferred-:
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
;
Lebigh Valley Industries com
6
110
37 Va
32%
27%
Lees
»
130
96 Va
82%
81
Co
H)
88%
37%
32
46
88%
96%
32%
*45
30%
Co
preferred-Korvette (E J) inc
(S
83%
~~~i
IlNo par
.
Land
Keystone Steel
83
96%
5
158% Jun
12
91
100
900
82
*80%
*36%
2
13
82
94
17
2
*80%
55
*92
Sep
65% Jan
140
82
116
55
55%
94
6
22
18% Jan
1
89
*54%
*92
24
31% Mar
2
58% Apr 22
7% Jan
22
10% Jan
49% Apr
22 % Feb
91
96%
Lee Rubber
55% Apr
7
*88%
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
:
i
8
Jan
82
55%
94
La
6
36
*88 Va
56%
*92
Laclede Gas
12
9
8% Feb
29% Jan 27
24*
89
500
116
56%»
*81
94
34% Apr
7
30% Mar 23.
1
2
*80%
700
120
*92
-
5% Jan
30
5% Jan
82
*118%
3,300
94
22
15% Jan
13
6% Sep
10% Sep
14
*80%
300
46%
*92
Kroger Co
1% Jan
9
55
120
50,600
90
-
Jan
85
56
*118
*45%
*88
4%
30
Mar 28
55%
120
46%
90
Royal Dutch Airlines—_100G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
10% Feb
44% Jan
12% May 9
39% Oct 21
Jan .17
9% Mar 26
120
46%
48
97
KLM
34% Jail* 22
4% Mar 11:
Jan
120
48%
106%
91
r
22% Dec
*118
46%
♦95
100
.
Kroehler Mfg Co
33% Dec
46
*88%
34%' Jan 22
G
17
100
:
.
Kinib"vly-Clark Corp
King- jeeley Corp
3*
2
120
46
*88
26
13% Jan
119%
46
90
>5
221/4 Jan
47%
*106
96%
5
6
22
46%
108
*88
26% Mar
Jan
46%
106 Va
90
Kress
29'/a Apr
47
109
97%
3
21
47%
109
*£8
43% Mar
15
46%
109
*96%
5
31
48 Va
48
*45%
107%
96%
38% Jan
Dec
Shares
Apr. 24
90
Kresge (S S)
33% Dec
the Week
Friday
Apr. 23
*88
34% Feb '• 5'
22
22
47 %
108
100
preferred
preferred-/
2
31
48%
*105%
50
convertible
Jan
16% May 26
Dec
Feb
47%
100
Kerr-MeGee Oil Indus common
4%% conv prior preferred
39% Apr
'7.
51%' Mar 13
78% Sep
9% Feb
Sale* Cm
Thursday
100
35% Mar 16
59
Wednesday
Apr. 22
33%
preferred—
Kern
19% Apr
25% Jan
33%
,
preferred
preferred
Kennecott
jan
46% Jan
-
1
70% Apr 21
31% Apr 20
46% Nov "7
•
Corp
issued)
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kelsey Hayes CO
24
52% Feb 25
AND HIGH SAL*
FBIGKB
4% non-cum preferred
;
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co___No
par
Kansas Power & Light Co
8.75
%
4
66% Nov 28
7*
v'2i
i
Mar
APr-"'I
4.35% preferred
;
,_ioo
Kansas City .Southern com—No
par
48% Mar 25
2
& Chem
(when
convertible
4.20%
*<
38% Mar 13
39% FCb
Tuesday
Apr. 20
:
4.50% preferred
v
6
28% Jan
301
25
20% Jan
37
'•:rk 4%
12
3
18% Oct
2
Feb
88% Feb
30
■■
27
-38
Mar-
Apr 10
76% Mar 31
42 Va Dec
25 % Apr
33% Jan
93
Mar 11
29 V4 Dec
'
2-'V
75 Va Jan
Feb
92
38% Aug 13
2
>10% Jan
>
May 7
96 ./ July 31
10
>34
•
103
5
50% Jan
Feb
Pat
4%% (spr of 1959) conv
pfd—100
Kansas City Pr <& Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
:
190
27
V 90% Oct
!
57% Apr "17
86
Oct
Alum
4%%
4%%
2'4
29
78
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
Steamship
1
3.33%
10
Co
140 Va
141
141
141%
141 Va
250
6,500
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
2
Apr 17
36% Nov 17
28
125
6%
Jan
3
39% Dec
Jan
2
6
88
19
1
May 14
18% Oct
1
83% Jan
13% Apr
18
Jan
2
20% Jan
21
Madison
Jan
14
17% Dec 31
14
Jan
9
18% Jan
30
Madison
31% Jan
10
71% Oct
13
59
<10% Jan
2
60% Dec
1
8
390
"•
Jan
2
78
48% Jan
7
22
Co Inc
Fund
Mar 17
Magnavox
29
39% Dec
10
2
8% Sep
29
6
Apr
8
7% Jan
14
Mallory (P R) &
Manati Sugar Co
8% Nov
19
6% Jan
5
9% Jan
30
Mandcl
7
15% Jan
5
22% Mar 16
Manlrattan-Shirt
31% Mar 19
Manning,
450
Jun
17
21
28% Oct
Jan
Aug
12
450
36% Jan
1
5% Jan
7% Feb
4
18% Jan
24% Oct
26
•
Jan
8
5% Apr
22
23% Jan
29
475
Apr
8
44% Apr 16
6
2
.
7% Jan
27% Mar
Mahoning
26
64% Jan
50
7
42% Jan
2
91% Jan
6
93 % Jan
26
14
48% Apr
17
30
Sep
25
36% Jan
7
32% Jan
25% Jan
2
42% Dec
3
37
Feb
5
2
49 % Dec
22
47
Jan
20
34
Jan
.75% Nov
73
Mar
59% Jan
45% Mar
53% Feb
12
Field
Masonite
Corp
50% Jan
31
56% Nov
20
56% Jan
5
Jan
2
20
Dec
29
19% Jan
23% Jan
15
18'/4 Apr
39 Va Jan
7
32% Oct
22
29
38% Apr 24
46% Apr 17
13% Jan
83% Dec
29
1
2
80
Apr 24
46% Mar 6
42% Apr
31% Apr
39
Jan
23
2
41 % Sep
59V4 Dec
1
1
37 % Jan
26
30
54
Mar
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
17% Jan
68% Jan
2
98
Dec
31
70% Nov 21
52
Jan
14
7% Jun
3
9% Jan
2
22% Dec
9
47% Sep
96
2
26% Apr
May
19 % Jan
7
32
Dec
10
83% Dec
10
74
Oct
1
30% Mar 10
86
53% Oct
27
Apr 21
99% Feb
Jan
19
83
13
3
3
Apr 24
10% Mar 5
22 % Feb
27
51
Feb
2
Jan
95% Mar 26
Jan'
2
19% Feb
5
Jan
2
62% Dec
10
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
28%
29%
28%
17%
17%
28:4
28%
18
.28%
6
6
6 Va
6%
6
6%
5%
5
25%
25
25 %
24%
C8
68
67 %
68
50
50%
50%
51
50%
51
45%
45%
45
45%
94 Va
*93
94%
93%
93%
50
4
%
*93
...
*66%
17%
28
6
24%
17%
23%
7,400
16,200
67
67
67%
68%
50 Va
50%
50%
50%
1,800
45
45%
45%
46%
2,700
*93
20
30,300
46%
48%
46-%
47 %
45%
46%
45%
46
46
46%
44%
44%
43%
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43 %
44%
42%
44
43
43% '
47%
48
47%
47%
47%
43%
48 Va
78
78
70
78
r>o
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79%
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79%
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convertible
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56
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7,400
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46%
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46 %
10
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
7,200
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38
46%;
46
46
15%
15%
15%
22
83
82
82%
83
81
82
30
49
48
48 %
47%
48
47
48
47%
47-%
4,200
43%
44 %
42 Va
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
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14
Merck <Ss
85
45%
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230
42
41
42
41%
42%
41%
42
41%
42
59
58%
58%
58%
59
58%
59
59%
59 Va
1,900
18%
18 %
18%
3,100
85
35%
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5
100
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
13%
18%
86
86%
85
86
85
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75
76
75
85%
794%
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9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
11,000
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
3,800
47%
47%
47 3a
47%
47%
93 %
93%
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96
84%
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33%
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82 %
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56%
84
82%
57%
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33 %
82
82
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57-
47
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47%
96
28 Va
27%
27 7'o
84 Va
84, Va
84
84
33%
i 33%
80%
83
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96
27%
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55%
2%
46%
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27%
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46%'
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2,800
10
27%
10,000
84%
220
34
33%
33 Va
700
81%
80
81%
80%
34%
26,100
32%
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82%
81%
81%
56%
57%
60%
9,700
3 %
13%
4%
71,500
56%
3%
*33%
55Va
2%
100
3%
2%
3%
20
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20 Va
20 Va
20 Va
38,100
60%
60%
60%
60%
60
60%
59%
60 Va
60%
60%
2,600
2%
5
5,900
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22
84
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83
10
27%
17
80%
9%
21%
84%
^_1
80
9VB
28%
16%c
77 Va
1,900
21 %
9%
84%
1
75%
86
13,200
21
28%
No par
preferred
81
41%
3%
preferred series B
Linotype
44
*82
59
160
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
85% Apr
49
—3
1
5
10
Melville Shoe Corp common
Co
2,900
38%
38%
*45%
10
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)
Machine
20%
37%
46 %
A
Inc—
Mead
Mesta
20
38 y4
1
Trucking Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Merritt-Cliapman
20%
20%
5
McLean
26
20 Va
10
56
36'/a
Co
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.
25
->*55%
20%
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
3% Apr
56
36%
15%
63% Feb
*55%
50
5,100
20%
*82 %
22% Feb
81%
36%
1
Jan
78
79 Va
■
Common—.
53% Jan
78
77
20%
100
Mergentlialer
56
79%
75 Va
*78
37%
—50c
Co
*55%
56
79%
75%
20%
preferred
&
74%
20%
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
McKesson
73%
26 3 -1
50
3%%
72%
3
.
preferred
; Corp
72
19,700
No par
Corp
Corp common-
Stores
71%
8,200
47 Ve
70%
100
3,200
94%
*69
No par
5,500
6V4
25%
68
24%
70%
—
1,800
2.000
24%
70%
5
7,700
24%
71
McCrory-McLellan
$3.50
8%
*70
preferred.-
$2.50
4%
*8
71
33% Apr
18
29
8%
*70
1% Apr
15%
39
23%
6Va
*8 Va
71
Feb
24
17 %
44
8%
*7C
Jan
60% Apr
17%
475
6
*76%
67
44% Jail
17%
43%
6 Va
78%
80
Feb' '.6
17%
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43%
6 Va
77
29% Jan
;
17 %
*8
475
42'/a
77
16
7
8%
*451
42%
G%
78 Va
28% Apr
85% Apr
80
*8%
475
6%
No par
Jan
23% Jan
7
May 20
19% Feb
8%
*8
6%
7,300
47 Va
McGraw-Edison
26
92% Feb
18
36% Jan
'
common-
com
McGraw-Hill
15
20 Ve Jan
14
85
Mar 31
43
Apr 25
78% July 28
5
16
6%
11,300
55%
78 %
44%' Mar 18
8% Feb
24
7
22% Jan
5
42
43%
.
65 %
55%
24%
1947
60% Jan
64
19
331/4 Apr
86 Va Jan
47
Feb
85
10
.13% Jan
9
94%'Feb
58
**.
McCord
*451
475
%
6%
64%
55%
.1
Maytag Co common—
$3 preferenceMcCall
42
44%
6%
400
66%
54%
79
3%%*
*451
6V4
43-%
3,400
64%
48 »A
Feb
24
56
'78
•77
24
54%
*77
$3.40
Feb
475
66%
57
78%
72% Mar 17
81% Apr
*451
67 %
56%
79
8
56% Dec
50
66 %
*76
Jan
2
67%
57%
*78
69
3
56%
*15
79
July 30
Jan
64 3 a
_1
%
67%
77
77
28% Mar
15
3 5
77
15
62
15
*15
*78
66% Sep
19% Feb
15%
1.5%
—No par
pfd
c
15%
1
preferred
$3.75
10
15%
series—-__No par
preferred
!
No par
$3.75
Feb
18,200
May Dept Stores common—
24
Mar 26
44
330
13%
,
Mar 31
24
85%
18%
92%
81
Dec
40%
84%
18%
45%
81
45
40%
84%
18 %
4.4%
16
9
40%
84
*92%
20
Jan
40%
18%
preferred
100
Marthi .————————————X
Apr
55% Jan
41
85
18%
4%%
77% Feb
13
407 a
84 Va
No par
77
82
41%
85%
18%
No par
Corp
16
45% Jan
41
*35
1
& Co
85% Jun
19
41%
1,900
34,400
18%
*15 %
Exploration.
85% Jun 26
49% Nov
41%
Moore—12.50
Oil
Midland
Marshall
2
2
40%
5
11
Jaii"
40 Va
Z
16
23%
40%
*31
*12lVa
*85
—
Sep
75
31%
1231/2
40
Maxwell &
Maracaibo
46% Apr 24
93% July 11
.81% Jan
5
31%
*121%
41%
13%
4% convertible preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
28
31
31%
123%
40 %
85%
Ce__
5
Oct
59% Dec
45% Nov
17
Bros
;3lVu
123 %
42! a
18%
Co__
Marine
29% Jan
Apr
RR
5
51% Jan
25% Jan
67
Coal
30%
*121%
41 Va
^-No par
;
10
Garden
10
31 %
123%
%
1
(The)--—.
Feb
31%
*121 Va
41
100
Inc_.
Co
31%
123%
40%
No par
com
preferred series A
Square
Magma Copper
63% Mar 19'
Jan
(R H)
4%%
87% Mar 30
23% Apr
5% Jan
5% Apr
12% Jan
>
37
31%
*121%
5
common
preferred
78% Jan
2
10
100
MacAndrews & Forbes
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALS. FRIGES
STOCKS
Range
t »r Frerioa*
Bange Since
Year 1958
Larwart
Sep 15
Dec 22
78
91
Sep 24
15
79
Oct
79
14
24 Ye Mar 4
34% Jan
€
28% Jun 25
Jan
97
__
35% Jan
Jan
78
92% May 13
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
92
July 7
104
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
102
7
17
2
Jan 10
6
Dec 11
126
20% Nov
96
5
Oct 31
28
7 7s Jan
59
4
39% Aug
21% Feb
14% Jan
Jan
Sep 19
39
43% Oct 13
88
Jun 10
2
2
25% Feb 24
76
5
48% Dec
Nov
3
13% Jan
13
Jan
10
28% Dec 31
11% Jan
2
20% Nov 14
17
73% Feb 25
21% Jan
Dec
29
35% Oct
8
116
82
Jan
0
93
Jan
8
13
80% Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
Jnn. I
80
Jan
2
98
Feb
10
99% Mar 11
50% Mar
5
Miami
6
Middle South
98
Mar 13
88
Mar 31
85
Mar 24
33% Jan
2
45
Feb
19
51'A Apr
33
Jan 23
44% Apr
6
39% Jan
2
47
Jan
26
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
38% Jan
22
35'% Feb 18
18
Jan
8
111% Jan 28
18'/# Feb
Feb
92
9
8
25% Jan
8
26% Feb
10
18% Jan 28
111% Jan
8
32% Apr 24
24% Mar 20
130% Apr 16
24% Mar 25
99
Apr 17
32% Feb
24
2
18% Oct
6
16% Jan
44% Aug
6
2
13
21% Mar 9
22% Mar 26
Feb 25
40% Jan
49% Apr
4
27% Apr
14
36% Jan
2
41% Mar 16
18% Feb 25
25% Aug
6
Jan
10
39% Dec
16
4% Jan
2
9% Jun
5
27
35
Feb
9
39
22
Jan
Corp
8% Jan
13
16% Dec
18
13% Apr
18% Jan
15
16
Jan
19
6
6
24
Jan
29
MonaTcb
24
15% Jan
12
Monon
2
10% Jan
13
38% Jan
8
49% Apr
20
•28% Jan
14
20% Sep 29
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
14% Sep 23
29% Apr 30
22% Jan
8
41% Nov 20
Jan
45
5
17% Jan
1
71% Dec 12
8
Jan
63% Feb
4
2
37
37
37
37
21%
22
21
21%
21
21%
127% 128
21%
22
97
99
30%
31%
128%
2
Tool
34%
33%
27%
2,600
*18'.I
18%
1,300
147%
151 %
13,300
34 %
32%
33%
10,700
37
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
88%
V6,800
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
34,800
45%.
45
45%
44%
44%
45%
45%
f>,300
26%
40%
25%
26 %
25%
25%
25%.
25%
25%
25%
17,700
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
38%
39%
6,400
5,500
26
39%
6%
46%
16%
16%
62%
13%
21%
13%
' 9 %.
No par
6'%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
46%
45%
46
45%
46
46%'
47%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19
18%
18Tb
1,800
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
18%
61,900
"62%
21%
14%
9%
6%
45%
6%
47%
19%
17%
02%
73
14%
73
No par
25
63
62%>
G2%
62%
63%
53%
64%
400
73%
74
73%
74
73%
14
14
14
14
74
3,330
420
"14
14%
21
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%.
20%
*13%
14%
*13%
*13%
14%
13%
9%
9%
9%
14%
9 14
74%
14%
20%
13%
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9%
*8%
9%
900
73
*14
400
2.800
200
48%
49%
48%
49%
18%
49%
48
48%
4fr%
49%
64,000
5
30%
31
30%
31
30%
30Tb
30%
30%
30%
30%
7,600
No par
73%
74
75
75%
75%
76
75
75%
75
75
Montecatinl Alining & ChemicalAmerican shares
1,000 lire
24%
24%
24%
25%
24%'
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
33%
33%'
32
33%
31
31
Chemical
Monsanto
2
Co
78
(The)
1,900
14,700
30%
307b
31%
11,400
44%
44%
44%
44%
45
26,100
24% Feb
24
24%
23%
24
233
23%
30% Apr
9
Morrell (John) & Co——
10
3
10
28%
29%
27%
28%
28%
27%
28%
2f%
28%
,9,400
6,80C
01%
85%
82%
85%
84%
85%
84
85%
84
88%
12,700
32%
32%
31%
32%
31
31%
30%
31%
31
31%
21% Nov 17
20% Jan
6
2
45
Dec
18
33 % Nov 28
50
Sep
Aug 19
18
23
Feb
9
16
91% Mar. 18
34% Mar 12
No par
Motorola Inc
Products
Motor
Corp
8
17%
17%
17%
17%.
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
Mueller Brass Co
1
28%
29%
29
29
29
29%
28%
29
29
29
31%
31'b
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
47
47%
46 Tb
47%
2
8
1
.18
32
30% Jan
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America.,
31%
48% Apr
17
16
27%
27%
50% Jan
9
Myera (F E) & Bros
No par
41%
41%
Jan
9
Natco
16
56
25%
15%
33%
51%
16%56%
26%
15%
33%
52%
Jan
2
32
2
32% Apr
43% Jan
2
Apr 10
39% Apr 24
Jan
N
2
18
43% Jan
3
59% Oct 14
14 Ve Jan
2
22% Dec 29
21% Jan
6
9% Jan
2
16 % Deo
14% Mar
8
59% Jan 29
29% Jan 22
18% Jan 26
2
31
2
34%» Apr
41% Jan
3
Jan
19
8
51% Nov 20
6
149% Oct
:
168
Jan 20
16% Nov 20
30% Dec
11
26% Apr
1914 Jan
2
7
49% Nov 21
2
31% NOV 19
8614 Jan
2
103% Nov 19
17% Jan
2
Jan
24
Dec
9
59% Dec 11
8
7
2
10% Apr 13
66% Apr
2
37% Jan
Jan
49% Jan 15
19
20% Jan
42
26% Jan
154% Jan
86 V* Dec
2
50% Jan 17
90
52% Jan 12
loo
May 8
115% Oct 10
56
13
Mar 13
164% Apr
14% Jan
3
12
Jan
5
80
14
32% Jan
15
46% Feb
2
29% Feb 12
99% Jan
5
52% Apr
23
22
Apr
59% Feb
93
104
Feb
34% Mar
109
3
National Biscuit Co common
10
1
Apr
6
21
National Fuel
10
24
26
127% Apr
24
National Lead
168
Jun
19
152% Jan
5
159
7
143
Jun
17
131
Jan
5
134% Mar 12
13% Jan
7
17
Jan
2
21
28% Jan
2
38% Mar 24
$4.50
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
46
AprTl"
77%
Dec" 17
40% Sep
30% Jan 13
11% Dec
7% Jan
9
4
Apr 10
40% Mar 13
21% Apr
10% Jan
12"% Oct 22
12
14% Oct
8% Dec
18
20
7% Jan
14 % Jan
84% July
15
14
78% Jan
20
8
Dec
'Jan
35'% Apr 20
36% Jan
2
Nov
7
19
96
May 29
108% Oct 13
50% Oct 13
Jan
19% Jan
83
26
Neisner Bros
13
Neptune
14
2
Apr
7
90% Apr
23
41% Apr 23
43% Feb
26
82% Mar
21 % Jan
86
19
Mar 16
107% Mar 11
49% Mar 13
'
27%
94
114%
36%
58% Jan
21
56% Dec 31
8
53 % Feb
9
N
38% Jan
2
74% Sep 17
29% Jan
2
85
Mar 18
75
39
Nov
18
38% Jan
67
76
July
8
68% Jan
Oct
80
Sep 25
100
l
Gas Corp—
No par
Feb
Aug 15
108
Sep
105% May 16
18% Jan
17
2
31% Jan
29% Mar 38
56
Jan
79% Mar 17
Nopco Chemical Co
Apr
73% Feb
79
3
6
Dec
29
61% Dec
2
27
92
Jan
85-% Mar
88% Apr
82% Jan
104% Jan
108
96% Jan
1
13
3
2
Mar 23
102% Feb
17
14
37% Apr
100% Apr
26
2
23
Nov
19
84% Jan 29
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
23% Apr
45% Dec
18
22% Jan
12
23% Mar 10
19
39% Feb
9
52% Mar 18
15% Jan
27% Nov
17
21% Jan 28
7
2
63% Apr 11
26% Apr
9
Oct 23
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
72% Nov 19
32% Dec 30
109% Jun
70
Jan
32% Jan
6
2
,30% Apr
73
Jan
22
27
35% Jan 22
13
105
Jan
7
108
113% May 26
59% Nov
5
108
Jan
8
113% Mar
Feb
16
6
47% Feb
9
52% Mar 13
7
22% Nov 11
22% Jan
2
25% Apr {TO
70% Sep 25
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
83% Jan 23
72% Jan
2
77% Mar 17
94
83
11
88% Mar 23
92
80% Oct
94% Jun
-
When
American
14%
36%
5%%
5.80%
1
83% Dec 31
22% Apr
7
Jun
13
July 16
93% Mar
19
7
Feb
83% Jan 21
Northern
5
88% Mar 23
5
89
Mar 25
$4.16 preferred series
Jan
37% Dec 17
33% Dec 31
31% Jan
30% Jan
31% Jan
5
31
57% Dec
47% Jan
see
page
26.
$4.10 preferred series
84
34% Dec 31
For footnotes
$3.60 preferred series
82% Jan
2
10
2
43% Apr
46% Apr
13
Northrop
7
10
Northwest
7
44
Apr
10
5%%
27
68
Apr 24
133
132
133
*20
20%
20
20
20
20
500
36
36%
35%
36
35%
38
3,100
51%
49%
50%
51%
52
1,900
41
'
41
78%
80
20%
85
20%
85
91%
93
10%
11%
10%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
19%
19%
19%
8%
8%
H%
11%
•
14%
14%
13%
36
41%
41
41
"78%
20%
*85
80
*78%
20%
86
92
*85
20%
80
Airlines
Inc
preferred
Norwich Pharmacol Co
81%
10Tb
11%
13%
13%
14
19%
19%
20
bit
8%
11
•
14
~
1,600
17,800
8%
8,700
14%
2,400
13%
14
36
36
35%
35%
1,400
40 i/a
40%
40%
2,100
80
78%
80
20 %
20%
39%
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20%
20%
20%
88
00%
*85
88
*85
88
14,609
10
90^2
92
90%
90%
90%
903b
5,700
44%
41%
43%
42
42%
23,500
43%
46%.
90%
44%
45%
42%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27Tb
12,900
29
29%
28%
29%
28
28%
28
2b %
2P
28%
64,000
33 y»
38,100
33%
330
33 Vb
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33%
330
33%
-302
32Tb
33 Tii
330
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3314
330
33
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330
9%
9%
1,000
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13%
18%
18%
18%
1,400
35
35%
34%
34%
33%
35 %
33%
34%
34%
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6,900
55%
55 lb
55%
56
55%
55%
55%
55%
55
551b
9%
9%
*9%
9%
77%
77%
*75%
77
75
75%
190
39%
39%
39%
39%
3914
39%
20.200
72%
72%
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72%
72%
72%
71
71%
70
70
110
73
75
73%
73%
74
74
7414
74%
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75%
160
80%
80%
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80%
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80%
79%
79%
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80%
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87
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87
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87
86
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105
100
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100
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28
28%
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37%
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371/2
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37%
37%
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46%
47%
46%
47%
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50
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30%
29%
72
72
108
108
112% 112%
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51%
99%
99%
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23
22%
22%
46%
47
461b
46:%
46
30%
98%
29%
30
29%
29%
72%
72
72
72
72
3?5H
33%
321/2
33
32%
33%
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*107%
108
*107%
108
11212
560
51%
50%
51%
18,700
51
51%
25%
25%
100
75%
85%
75%
84%
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86%
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86
86
86
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88
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111
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25',4
25%
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8.400
76%
76%
7512
76%
410
86
86
85
85
110
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86
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*81
86%
86%
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41%
10
41%
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41%
42
39%
41%
39%
39%
40 %
40%
40%
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39%
41
39
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40%
41
41%
89%
25
59%
60%
61
61%
60%
61%
60%
62%
65
63
-1.25
40%
40 %
39%
130
88
*86
40%
39%.
60
112%
50%
25%;
100
240
8,600
111%
25 %
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108
112%
25%
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500
6,800
30%
72%'
111%
700
34.400
30%
25%
100
100
23
480
6,900
46%
72
72
33%
33%
107% 107%
112% 112%
51%
51%
(Alinn)—
75%
85%
86%
86%
100
105%
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28 To
37%
34
30
460
100%
37
33%
88
105
105'%
73%
98
40
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*104
100
73%
97%
1051/4
86
1051b
10514
28%
100
7,200
79
39%
99%»
100
100
5
9%
39%
*78
2814
10
9%
9%
39%
79%
1
.
9%
39%
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99%
1
Corp
conv
8%
36
41
19
141%
36
28
Co
30
37%
5
Pacific Ry
States Pwr Co
Common
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
30% Dec 17
6
86% Mar
Gas
preferred
preferred
Northern
81
Natural
*132
36
28
Ry common—25
Aviation
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern
190
133
110
93
19,100
11%
1
Adjustment preferred
North
154%
"3
18,900
22%
2
issued
Norfolk & Western
26,100
154%
93%
22%
14%
26% Jan
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
2
41% Jan
73% Apr
77% Apr
127%
156%
931/2
114 %
23,600
1,600
35%
36
5
19
76
2
121%
*155
37%
8%
$3.75 preferred
—100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100
3.90% preferred
100
4.10% preferred
100
5.25% preferred
—100
4.85% preferred
100
Niagara Share Corp
8
Apr 24
84% Mar 11
Y State Electric
123
156
1
Shipbuilding Corp
Common
114%
22%
9
common—No par
series A
93%
113%
37%
8%
No par
Preferred 5%
New York
6,700
22%
1
Common
5
14,600
69%
81%
33
6
22%
63%.
22%
311
17
22%
68%
381.2
50
38% Feb
1,000
107
22%
68
22%>
18
10% Jan
1G7
22
68%
93%
81
& Harlem RR Co
20% Jan
107%
22%
67%
37%
Chicago & St Louis Co
7
1071%
22%
81%
Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
Mar 23
107%
107
23%
Y
8% Mar 25
22,600
38
18%
•
15,200
32%
38
19
NoDar
51%
32%
81
5
Brake
27%
51 %
51%
14%
England Electric System
1
pfd-100
_10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
27%
52%
32 %
82%
38%
23%
17%
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp--
27%
32%
81%
38'%
22%
11%
13%
New
27%
51%
331/2
51%
14
100
27%
52%
32%
94
113%
1
:
5,900
27
50%
52%
22%
11%
1
Co
220
8,000
48,000
82 %
38%
N
18
75%
52
N Y
32% Apr
72%
81%
38%
N
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
72%
49%
13
2
71%
20%
15
2
72%
*20
Feb
5% Jan
72%
37%
34% Jan
14% Jan
11
20
York
440
52%
158%
10%
132
York Central
8
51%
157%
11
156'%
New
Jan
52
158
11
133
New
31% Feb 27
51%
*155%
11%
37%
—4
Co
(J J)
preferred
52%
159%
114%
*93%
1
Fibre
2,400
.2,000
11
51%
20
10
—
a
157
"154%
6
280
11,600
160
160
10%
11%
71%
72%
27%
27%
*132
21
31
3,800
156
30% Jan
Dec
32%
134
28% Apr
32% Nov 10
7,700
32%
156
9
275
15%
32%
133
27
2
15
32%
154%
25% Feb
16
15%
33
113%
23% Jan
Jan
14%
32%
68%
17
Apr
6,000
15%
15%
33%
51%
33%
51%
107 %
22%
29% Nov 20
18
25%
63
26
180
16%
54
25%
22
Inc
Air
10%
53%
25%
107 %
13% Mar
Dec
16%
54
24%
68%
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
3
15%
53%
25%
15%
22%
Inc
Newberry Co
2
16
541/2
25
107%
Radiator
Meter
15%
54
67%
"93
Co
Feb
9,300
3,000
22 %
—_10
No par
Co
National Vulcanized
Natomas
41
107%
Corp
1
Cast-No par
Co
S
37% Apr
15
12
38% Nov 19
2
2
21
10% Mar 24
13% Aug 11
74% Oct 23
Apr
Tea
U
4,000
27%
39%
16
56%
25%
15%
55%
25%
15%
1
National
National
47%
27%
40
51%
33%
Co(
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
14% Apr
13% Jan
4% Jan
& Steel
National-Standard
National Theatres
47%
27%
40
50%
33%
100
100
National Linen Service
24% Mar 25
46%
27*
33%
Co common-
Natl Malleable
46%
41
8
preferred—
12 % Mar 23
2
Jan
7% Jan
10% Jan
17
Apr
86% Mar 12
9% Jan
7
54
7
Jan 23
74% Jan
36
Mar 25
46%
27 Tb
40%
51%
preferred A
preferred B
1%
6%
3
Mar
46%
27Tb
33%
ommon.
2,400
28
27%
50%
Co
Gas
3,500
41%
27%
*41
No par
National Gypsum
128% Nov
i«0% 160%
10%
11
71%
72%
preferred
National Can
24% Jan
9
10
100
Corp
10
National Cash Register
1
National City Linos Inc1
National Dairy Products
S
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com—8
4%# pfd series of 1951
100
1%
4,600
,
.
8
1
National Airlines
1
National Automotive Fibres Inc-—1
National Aviation Corp
8
69% Apr
97% Feb
84% Apr 17
148
Oct
2
21% May 12
"
Corp
National Acme Co
21
Mar 30
2,500
17%
28
13% Jan
/
MOtor Wheel Corp
24% Jan
27
1
—
15
20
17% Jan
15
Feb
33%
;
27%
18%
148
36%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
8
10% Jan
27%
18%
145
45
100
Montana Power Co
Jan
16% Jan
18%
40
100
32
Feb 25
102
27
28
147
13,900
44%
3
3
19% Jan
53% Apr
30%
24
30% Jan
94
*29%
45
25% Oct 13"
103
30%>
24%
28%
2
Sep
70% Sep
*29%
30%
22%
44%
6
25% Apr
99
21%
24
Jan
i
*97
45
19'% Jan
82
33 ♦
33%
10,000
97%
24%
18% Nov'n
32 % Nov 21
68
143%
129
21%
97%
44%
30% Apr
26% Jan
18 %
19
147%
141%
125
127
21%
24
23% Jan
47%
27%
27%
18%
19
126
22
12
57% Jan 28
9% Jan
27%
28%
141%
33%
30%
127%
100
20%
100
1.25
35% Mar
2
Mar 24
31%
*97
Moore-McCormack Lines
23% Dec 31
23% Mar
33%
97%
"30%
21%
22%
97%
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
60% Dec 31
11
28
18%
136
127
129
21%
220
2,000
20,000
45% Mar 18
3
2
38
37%
22%
200
5,800
28% Feb 26
20% Jan 14
5
17
37%
21%
■
•
40% Feb
21% Dec 29
11% Jan
12% Apr
37%
21%
41
25% Apr 21
86% Jan
2
35
May
37
21
1
5
B
Class
*40
*41%
37% Dec 22
18% Feb 25
Jan
31% Dec
13% Apr
7,900
42% Nov 13
14% Jun 22
28
8% Sep 24
49%
89%
—_1
class A
RR
49
37
4.20%
Machine
48%
21
3%% preferred
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
15% Jan
48
46
25
Mar 30
9,100
48%
83 %
24
75
43%
60
46
48
45%
18
9
49%
89 %
Mohasco Industries Inc common—5
fl
48%
45%
Pacific RR cIubb A—No par
Jan
50%
100
44 %
41%
Missouri-Kan-Tcx RR
68% Jan
37
*9£
43%
47
Missouri Public Service Co
60
*85
100
44%
88%
Missouri
19
87
*98
45%
44%
2
19
*85
100
■i-. vc.
44%
41 %
20
30
Nov
87
*98
45%
85
88%
Jan
Nov
*85
99
45%
44%
48% Feb
80
87
99
46%
P
42%
20% Jan
90
4
98%
10
-
88%
8
2
87
44
9
10
96%
*85%
44%
6% Feb
Jan
*95%
87%
15%
Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Jan
96%
*86%
86%
20%
Mission Development
52
*95%
89
89
41% Jan
14% Dec
2
96%
*86%
1
5
10
Corp
Mission Corp
62
4% Jan
*94%
89
No par
1
Minnesota Power & Light
18% Apr
64% Feb
96%
44%
18% Apr 24
12% Jan
8
8
94%
*86%
89
19% Dec 30
Apr
2
16% Oct 24
87
"41 %
43% Dec 29
20
*85
45
90
37%
Mining & Mfg
Maid
87
43%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minute
*35
49
—No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
4% Jan
87
44%
88
37%
Minerals &; Cliem Corp of Amer—
Minn
*85
45%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
20% Feb
85%
*41%
16
29% Mar 26
27% Jan
35% Dec 29
Oil
Midwest
4
1
preferred
1st
87
87
5
100
10
Enterprises Inc
5%%
Shares
Apr. 24
98%'
10
Inc
151% Apr 24
38
Mar
5
2
6
31
Midland
Utilities
89
"85
the Week
Friday
Apr. 28
85 %
96%
*86%
1
Copper
Midland-Ross Corp common—
27
*85%
94%
Sale*
.
Thursday
Apr. 22
Apr. 31
Apr. 20
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd_100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series
100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
—100
15
88% Apr
Wednesday
.Tuesday
Monday
P*T
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
40%
17,900
18,600
3,500
8,900
27
1959
Volume
Number 5841
189
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
(1943)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for .Previous
STOCKS
Yfear ID,>8
Lowest
Range Since Jan, 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGn SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Far
Tuesday
Apr. 20
lalMfw
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 21
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 22
Shares
Apr. 24
Apr. 28
o
50Ta Jan
14
50
CO!
Jim
10
91
Jan
92% May 16
16
19
94% NOV
17
Oct
80
Jan
2
94% Feb
18
103
31
28% Jan
13
27
60% Jan
103
Sep
7St2 Sop
89
Nov 20
2
17
Jan
102
Dec
3
17*8 Jan
6
18%
98
Jim
95% Jan
1G
4.40l'c preferred
85
Jan
12
100
2
30
Jan
13
3.90% preferred4.56% preferred—.
Ohio Ellison Co common
92% Apr
7
95% Jan
16
39% Jan
May 16
43% Aug 11
29% Dec 31
88*2 Dec 31
67% Jan
2
2
44% Feb
4
Ohio
Oil
4
Okla
Gas
28!a Feb
10
34% Mar
17% Mar 11
3
89
May 27
Jan
18
Feb
27
5
4%
ft
29% Dec
9
27% Jan
5
30% Jan
23
Oklahoma
7
45% Dec
31
417a Feb
9
50% Apr
20
Olin
7*2 Jan
2
15
14% Jan
19% Mar 20
Oliver
40% Jan
13
74
Dec
17
61% Jan
19
75% Jan
Otis
7
35
Dec
18
30 % Jan
26
35
16
15% Dec
4
15% Jan
15
66% Dec
16
61% Feb
10
59>
89% Dec
11
79% Feb
9
Jan
93"
7
2
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
1
96% May
7% Jan.
2
14
Oct
3
9% Jan
2
21% Dec
18
Oct
2
10*
31
18*4 Jan 17
4»
64% NOV
2
Jan
64
2
•
56% Feb 10
54% Dec 31
18
Dec
2
150
Dec
Sep'30
143
Corp
Owens
Apr
3
Jan
16
4
4%
16
20
20
Pacific Gas
Pacific
39% Apr 23
2
169% Apr 20
3
5% Nov
7
4% Jan
7
12
22% Jan
2
8
2
Jan
3
92
Feb
3
2
98
Apr
47% NoV
15
Jan'
5
46
Jan
7
Deci
2
45'% Dec
8
36% Feb
9
27% Dec
23
23% Jan
23
57
29
46% Jan 12
2% Jan 23
19
- July. 17
15%.Jan; 6
9
7%.Jan
2
Oct
3% Nov 21
15% Nov
19%Jan, 6
59% Jan
9
94
25
Jun
16
49
Dec
30
47% Jau
39 % Nov
20
34% Apr
23
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
3
3% Jan:
Pan
2
22% Jan
7
Jan 28
14
4
Parker
9
98% Jan 21
117
49% May 15
85
Dec
31
74% Jan 20
90
49
65
Oct
14
62
5
41% Jan : 2
57% Dec
31
55% Feb
5
94%. Sop 18
92% Sep 30
104 % Jun
19
98
60
Apr 20
102% Apr
8
98% Apr 20
7
43% Dec 29
37
2
51% Dec
Jail
7
15% Apr
28% Jan
23
94% Jan
101% Apr 25
19% Dec 29
11% Feb 28
Apr
1
43
8
Feb
20
Jan
69% Sep 23
62
Feb
9
74
19% Jan
27
26 % Jan
2
31% Apr
2
40% Dec 30
95
Jan
3
102
3
Jan
5
J3
Peoria
Pet Milk
97% Feb
18
99% Feb 25
4%%
8
17% Mar
2
19% Jan 22
10
111
Dec
9
100%
Jun"17
4
Jan
12
97% Feb
Apr 23
6% Feb
135% Apr 20
9
42% Apr 21
Pfizer
ft
59% Jaa
7
70% Mar
5
Phelps-Dodge
2
57
8
phila
Nov 24
102
10O
Ta
107
Sep
27% Jan
72
May 5
May 13
Feb
19
Jan
28
95
Apr
Apr
103% Apr
88% Apr
99
17
1011% Jan
Mar 30
4%
22% Jan 26
98
9
1
80
Jan
5
84 % Apr
14
86
Mar 12
79
Jan
8
82
23
7
97
96
3
Apr 14
74% Dec 23
100%
2
Jul"20
24% Nov
100
Jan*~2
2*2%
20
20 % Jan
8
17
87
Jan
19
39% Apr
52% Feb 26
16
NOV
42
Oct
*13
21% Jan
5
82*4 Jan
6
93% Jun
25
90% Feb
18
24% Jan
7
99 %
16%
14! a May 13
128
July 29
17% Aug
8
93
Apr
Pitney-Bowcs
94
MarlS.;
99-% Apr
16% Feb
Feb
15% Jan
2
17
Nov
10
135
Jun
4
133
Jan
137
Mar
4
Apr
17
140
Jail
22
134
Jan
145
Mar
4
15% Jan
2
128
-
28% Oct
13
31% Apr
24% Jan
22
.
69
10
113% Dec
16
19% Jan 31
39% Nov
14
Jen
21% Mar 20
43% Jan
32*4 Nov
Jail
16
Apr
22
34% Mar 31
39 % Apr
21
27% Jan
12
28
2
9
Mar 16
15
102
96% Jan
27% Oct
23 % Jan
132
74% Jan
114% Jan
14
2
a
9
2
Apr
109% Nov 20
2
16*
63
24
Jan
7
31% Apr
2
17
136
Apr 21
2
26% Feb
88% Decv15
90
Dec
12
88
Jan
14
95% Apr
22% Jan
28% Dec
31
27% Jan
22
29% Feb
55
10
2
24
5%'e
Electric
23%
23-%
56
56%
56%
55!
36
35%
35%
34 Tii
56%
34%
83*a Nov
5
86
Oct
29
10O
Sep
12
37
Jan
95
2
Apr
18
98
Apr 23
107% Apr 22
46
Dec
31
84% Jan
88
Jan
44% Apr
Mar 20
93
Jan
102
92
Jan
16
106!i. Apr
17
6
48% Feb
9
72
26
80% Mar 13
71% Jan
2
76% Mar 13
24% •Tan
10
21% Feb
4
23% Jan
20% Nov
12
23% Jun
18
21
Feb
2
22% Mar
105
Oct
15
113% Dec
31
112% Apr
21
16
5% Jan
2
15% D"c
11
11% Apr
67 % Jan
8
85
30
84
26% Jan
7
35% Dec 29
2
60
Nov
19
58
Jan
25
45
Dec
31
40% Feb
43% Jan
29
Feb
Dec
Mar
32*?^ Jan
117% Feb
15
Jan
9
5
16
73%
~
59%
72 %
1
100
59%
59
95%
98
98%
99
99%
59%
96 %
96 '.4
95
96%
95
95
18
17 •Tii
17%
17%
18
18
53
*52%
53
•52%
53%
53
18%
53
54%
55%
55
55%
55 %
56
69%
69%
*68%
30
29 7ii
30%
29%
99
64%
54
,
69 %
*68%
69%
30%
30%
30'/a
48
50:':ftft
46%
47%
50
*97%
99%
99%
99%
98
98%
19
18%
5%
18%
18%
19
5%
5%
128%
130%
42%
43%
19
5%
5%
130
129
43%
Oct
23
-
11
28
52
Nov
19
48
Apr
2 j
146 *2 Apr
23
131
Apr
21
28% July 24
24
Feb
25
July 28
For footnotes
see
page'26.
54% Jail
22
102
88%
96
17,300
43%
21,800
63%
64
62%
63%
63
63%
12,800
53 Tii
53%
53%
53%
22%
53%
53%
53%
6,200
*22
22
101%
102%
88%
*87%
88%
111%
30%
30%
71
•71
63
82
80%
81
80
*78%
79%
50%
51%
14%
14%
23%
93
*97
23%
93
99
15%
lb
*140
146
138
138
30
31%
77
78%
29%
%
40
114%
10:900
33J.OO
30%
71%
63%
82%
63%,
81%
*81% .83
81%
99
91
46%
*94
95%
79
50%
51%
50%
14%
14%
14%
14
99
•96
99
270
6,000
230
13G-
79
•7&
38,800
50%
14%
I,600
99
*96
92
46
79
51%
14%
*96
79-
50! 2
•96.
1,200
36%
35%
123
122
■
34%
34%
35%
.
121%
95%
•94
95%
*94
45%
45%
46%
45%
121
122
35%
122
45%
45%
36%
119
41%
41
41%
40%
40%
23 %
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
93
93!4
*93
94%
*93
99
*97
98%
16%
*97
15%
15%
15%
7,700
37%
4,200
120
40
23%
17.700
95%
•94
41
40%
23
7,300
-
6,300
v
94%
*93
95
97
97
*95
97%
100
16
16%
15%
5,600
15%
*139
146
*139
146
♦139
146
*139
138
*135
138
*135
138
*135
80
146
*136
138
10
30%
29%
30%
12,600
75%
75%
31,500
22%
II,800
30%
31 '.4
30
31%
29%
76%
77%
76
76 7 n
75%
77
%
22%
22'»
22%
21%
22
22
77
77%
77%.
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78
•77
78
40
♦83
85
*83
85
5,700
21%
2,600
84
83
83
84
84%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
25%
102%
113
71%
♦82
127
30
•101
62%
22
103% 105
38 %
38%
30%
30%
97
•96-
29%
*76
66%
240
63%
*78
•
150
-
71%
76
129
87
63
23
65
29%
103
86
•71
75
20%
113%
500-
22%
•102
71%
22%
*126
102
•22
10
81%
62%
42
102
99
*98%
G3
63%.
51%
14%
99
94
47%
95%
36%
125
97
111%
105% 112%
30%
29T4
71
87%
•95%
103
103
107%
87%
97
*95%
96%
103
22%
102
102
102%
%
95%
88
105
30%
71
22
22
101%
99
•98%
67'.'4
167
106%
*104
%
38 "a
39
30
30 %
129%
128%
25%
25%
129
*126
129
*126
136
25%
21%
*126
69
68
105
66%
♦104
105
129
69%
107
21
*126
69
129
10,500
71
109%
I,000
37%
38%
6,000
108
38
38%
37%
38%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30
3,100
135
36300
130%
133%
131%
129%
25%
25%
24%
25%
25%
92%
92%
*92%
29
29
29
29%
6,900
82%
82%
81%
82%
8,400
93%
93%
92%
93%
92%
29%
28 7
29
28%
129
93' '».
29
29%
n
21%
4,000
25%
720
93
53'»
52
52%
51
52
6,GOO
41%
40%
41
40%
41
41,100
30%
30%
30%
31%
Co of
100
Indiana—No par
—
*87
90%
38%
103%
88%
90%
*73%
22%
*21
113%
30%
*87
*89
30%
30%
:30%.
88%
87 %
87%
*87%
88%
*88%
91%
*89
91
89
89%
89%
91
89%
89
103%
104%
104
104
45%
73%
45%
*73%.
*22%
23%
*22%
23
21%
21 %
21%
♦21%
113%
112%
113%
112%
88%
89%
*103%
104 %
45%
46
75
73%
22%
89
74 %
i 45%
73
45%
73%
*88
104
45%
*71
10
88%
50
310
540
104
9,200
45%
74
240
100
*22%
23
•22'%
22%
22 %
♦21%
22
•21
22
113%
113%
113%
113%
100
820
113%
12
11%
II,900
12
12%
11%
85 %
*84 %
85%
*84%
85%
84%
84%
32%
33%
.32%
33%
33
33%
33%
64 %
63%
64
63%
63%
63%
.9,500
63%
63%
47 %
•45%
46
46%
20,900
48%.
45%
46
47%
48%
;48
132%
63%
64%
(The)————.—5
47%
48%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
5,900
89
45%
89
Inc..—————No par
com
31
30%
103%
33
Inc
.
89
"
45%
4
11%
Industries
27% Jan 26
16
42%
65
*102
30%
10
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
6'> preferred—
100
Mar
128
126%
53%
103 %
*94
35%
122
5
140
10,500
63%
12
12
20
1
8,800
f
Q
SIFeb
70
2,000
5%
99
43%
!
131
80
31,800
2,600
"
82%
•
of Colorado
preferred
Oil
69%.
29%
*98%
*84%
Pure
13,400
69
30%
98
34%
Pullman
200
43%
12%
16
55%
45%
129
85%
24
54%
i
670
117,900
98
11%
48% Apr
53!
*52%
69%.,
33%
2
%
56%
*84%
13
810
97%
5
$4.73
59
17%
No par
3
500
4,300
6,500
99
59%
Puget So md Power & Light ,Co—-10
7
35% Apr
64% Feb
72%
96
10
preferred..:
preferred—
Publicker
86% Jan
8
72%
98%
92
45
100
.———25
4.165c preferred..—_—-—25
4.39% preferred
i__100
9
6,300
87
74
•72%
59%
85
100!;.
41%
preferred
4.32 %
13
*72 %
%
85%
18 %
div preference com..No par
3%%
18
84%
98%
.
Nov
j.
82%
99
60
79
preferred——
——100
4.185c preferred—i
100
4.30% preferred.——....———100
Sep
7021
22%
108%
100%
51%
*14%
*96
4.08%
5.055c
3,100
22%
109%
•>
preference—100
Gamble
Public Serv
35,900
22%
108%
40%
3
$1.40
8%
22%
110%
8
22%
109 %
52'4
33% Mar
Jan
20,900
41%
91 % Mar 20
18
2,300
35%
22%
84
100
55%
34%
107'%
83
24%
55
22 %
83
72%
8%
8
8%
8
*23%
109%
%
108
84
8%
4
83%
84
Feb
3%
22
109
*23%
53%
29% Jan
93
8%
22%
24%
40,800
40%
2
30% May
24%
13%
53
Public Serv
•
14
x82!
Public Service Co
8
7
14%
1,800
41-%
5
43% Apr
29
13%
ft'
53%
58% Jan
2
Oct
14
ft
84%
17
38% Jan
82
2,400
60%
2%
41 %
9
47% Feb
14
26% Jan
1,400
2%
14%
2%
84 %
73% Feb
31
39
ft
61%
2%
14 "ft
25
80%
2%
53%
20
50% Dec
2
Procter
25%
60%
24%
31,800
2
78% Nov
9
89% Mar 23
25:
25%
6,400
•
10
31
Jan
Nov
50
44
47%
Elec & Gas com_.No par
Jan
a
7,900
43%
35%
80%
5
Co.:
93
82 7 is
29% Jan
42*
13%
*69 %
63
common—10
Power
51
44%
62
2%
K)—
sink fund
Potomac
50
5,900
62,600
43%
...
55%
108
-
——2
(H
.
32 Tii
,47%
'■'23%
*95
*102
—
Inc
5
32
280
47%
56%
*87%
1st series prior pfd
Forter Co
14%
62%
53%
..100
—
-
93
94
36%
ft..—ft—
Co
2,930
144%
42%
.-100
Pittsburgh ft West Virginia—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—• 100
Pittston Co (The) common
.1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc
w
——2.50
Plymouth Oil
———5
Polaroid Corp
1
&
100
-
164%
47%
25
125%
convertible preferred!—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
:No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft I Wayne ft Chic Ry cotn.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc.—....—-1.25
Poor
»
4%
60%
2%
135%
86
20
Apr
123% Jan
2%
*98
8
18
61
40
*39%'
"
128
77% Jan
July 11
25%
61
5
24%
Pittsburgh Steel Co common..—10
55c preferred class A
—100
24% Sep 29
25%
2%
5%
82% Jan
77% Dec
44 Ti.
19%
2
125
52%
•93
43%
98%
71 % Jan
a July
,7
113% Aug 27
39% Jan 10
51
94
44 %;
5%
23
17*
52
43%
19 Ta
J$5
5% 5«
32%
47 Ti.
98%
73
9
4%
47%
5%
2
Feb
144
31%
*93
99%
19%
63
10
163
145
5 i,o
47%
5%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co——10
Oct
93
45
28% Jau, 26
80
39%
166%
50%
51%
,
44%
91% Mar 19
;2
39%
32%
5
1,400
9,800
11,600
164%
•143
32%
44%
No par
——.J
Inc
issued—
!■
44%
*98%
19%
21% Apr 23
68% Jun
144%
69%
30
29
39%
169%
144%
29%
24% Dec
Oct
167
56
2
Jan
*39%
145
66%
-51% .52%
53
14** Jan
Jan
39%
169%
•
100
65%
a.
17%
67% Feb 25
74
*39%
168%
72%
81
Aug 11
52%
81%
No par
Pitts Coke ft Chem Co
24% Mar 12
52%
8%
100
issued
preferred.
Piper Aircraft Corp
When
52%
22%
25'
$4
20
52 :
107%
l
3
100
5
Piilsbury Co common
When
52%
1,600
4,200
■ft
23
*21"
55%
100
100
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5% preferred
47% Apr 20
94
Apr
9
; 37% Apr 24
125
Apr 20
52%
22
Mar 24
2
64%
52%
102
Apr
Jan
66%
65%
61
.—100
100
97
90
67%
25%
No par
94
21%
13%
35%
No par
2
13'A
23
*23%
100
5
12 %
20%
6i%
I
Jan
12%
•66%
5
72 % Jan
20
*21
12%
21
13%
20%
*21
*143
110
*13%
23
39%
4.200
13%
66%
14
100
com
12 %
400
35
95%
65%
2%
25
3.90# series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
15% Mar 12
41% Mar 31
88% Nov 25
Mar
52% Mar 23
21
104'%
04%
95%
66%
*93
100
_3.3%e
3%#. preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
Mar 18
12%
20%
23
*104
34%
95 %
•
64%
144
97!
Philco Corp common
89
12%
5,800
67%
65%
169 %
10
—
31 '/a tviar 11
74% Jan
Jan
conv preference
4.40% preferred
71% Apr
7
65% Mar 10
16
95
■
—
13,300
65
143
12.50
5
Feb
34%
96%
*13%
''
'/
68%
67%
*39%
167%
100
common
6
59
35%
*95%
*21
<
88%
65%
59%
4.68% preferred..
Phila & Reading Corp
131% Mar 20
34%
96%
14
16
66%
67%
4
100%
Corp
Electric Co
67%
104%
35%
-
*15%
88
34%
23
12 %
33MiC
7
95% May
42% Jan
*104
67!
.1
2nd preferred (conv).
Jan
47% Jan
2
11% Jan 28
104!)
65.
52%
1
...
Jan
31
14
Co
67
8
104%
16
*15%
16
*95%
*21
No par
21
ft2% Sep 24
104%
100
.
64% Jan
49% Dec
104%
96
61
Co.—
...
1
2
87
25
4.30% preferred
2
Jan
Dec
Jan 29
66%
88%
1
3.80% preferred—...—.—-
104% Jan 26
7%.Jan
69%
87%
No par
14
62
75
Ry
$1
15
13
Jail
36% Feb 27
67%
90%
44%
—
Nov
,
70%
88%
43%
;
com
26% Dec
57% Jan
68%
90%
No par
...
71% Nov 24
.12% Jan
49
100
21% Mar 31
83
6
7
69 %
%
7,900
40,600
"
93
issued
49
92
Light
Brewing
50'% Dec 31
16
*15%
47%
preferred
Corp of America
64% Nov 20
Jun
16%
47%
common
2
24
*15%
16
21%
2.50
Corp
Co
S2
107% May
93% Feb
72%
12%
No par*
10
32%
94
Corp..
Sand
Jan
Aug 27
72
31%
12'.4
—3.50
Cement
37% Jan
20% Sep 11
90% Oct
7
72%
31%
51
37
Jan
72
31%
47%
Co..:
17%
73
32%
.1
Enterprises—:
'
71%
31%
20%
25
.—.—100
Proof
18
17%
18%
73
33 %
*13%
(Clias) & Co Inc common..1
When
43% Apr 22
13
17%
71%
52%
Jaa7
Jan
18%
300
■
32%
51%
92
9b
18%
29 3
71%
13%
No par
Co
Pfeiffer
24
18%
*90
90%
33%
21%
_10
Petroleum
Apr
49%
4%
Eastern
ft
50
42,400
49%
33%
Pepsi-Cola
13
*
17%
48%
12 %
21%
25
Peoples Gas Light ft Coke.
6
62,200
50%
*13%
1
Peoples Drug Stores Inc .——5
Mar 23
50 </a
48%
4%
preferred—
36% Feb
5
81
_..5
..100
Ford
9
May
18% Dec
;2
49% Jan
18
41% Dec
14
14% Jan
Dec
3.900
50%
34%
4.40% series preferred—.
Pennsylvania RR
59% Mar 11
5
32% Mar 11
4
32%
Penn Power
5
90%
*90
5%
Glass
4%%
90 %
49%
104%
Transportation
ft
Penna
55% Mar 20
10
49% Jail
Mar 11
3,200
17%
50%
34 >/4
Penney
4
18,800
32%
*17%
29%
*15%
Corp common.
1
$1.60 convertible preferred..
—40
(J C) Co...
_i—No par
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp..
10
82 % Mar 23
Mar
40%
32%
17%
29%
Penn-Texas
Dec
39%
32%
33%
9% Mar 19
23% Jan 21
113
40%
32%
17%
4%
Penn-Dixie
7
40%
17%
32%
Rust
Penlck
40%
32%
17%
1
39% Mar 12
2
Jan
l
Peabody Coal Co common:...
5
5% conv prior preferred
—25
8
40%
32%
17%
World Airways Inc.....1
East Pipe Line—
Patino Mines &
20
42%
32%
%
29%
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90
92%
40
71
Corp..——No par
Consolidated
92
*91
29%
104%
ftftft
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93 %
29%
15
...
60
97
29%
18%
Aggregates Inc_5
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97 %
97
33%
—100
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90
*96%
96%
29%
90
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83
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29%
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ft
94
83
90
68
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64%
94
85
90
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,
63%
94%
90 %
coin—6.25
preferred
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13% Jan
13
.—ft
6*%
94%
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49%
5
4,200
64
65'/n
29%
1
preferred
Amer
4%
82% Jan
Jan
Corp
41
32
*17%
'
"90
—7.50
Paramount Pictures Corp—
Parke Davis & Co
45 % Apr
24% Apr
56% Apr
8
100
Common
3
65% Mar 20
3% Jan 30
15 % Jail 16
8
23% Jan
ft
common.
ft
&
Pacific Tin
>26% Feb
12% Feb 26
11
30% Jan 10
•
6%
50% Mar 13
/
17%
:30c
Co.
Fisheries
Lighting
Panhandle
Jan;
32%
17%
Pacific Mills
—_No par
Pacific Telep ft Teleg common..100
35% Apr 13
SO
42%
32 %
.ft—
Co
Pacific Finance
7
19
33
41
5
Gas—
preferred
3
23% Nov
2*4. Jan
paper
5%,
Jan
30%
*91%
preferred——ft
Pacific Ara,er
Jan
49% Apr
94
Pacific Coast Co common—
37
62% Dec
*92
1
Glass
Pacific Cement
5
Feb 27
37
94! 4
Co common
preferred
$5
14
Janj 3
4
12%
94
Corning Fxberglas Corp
Oxford
134% Feb
17
96%
Corp
(The)—..
Owens-Illinois
16
149
Apr ,21
97
-6.25
Overland
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
130
*96%
common.......
5
67% Apr
66% Apr
56% Jan
20
51% Apr 24
39% Oct 30
20% Feb 21
117%-Jan
Jan
61
Corp
6
15% Jan
23% Feb
Marie
21
96%
Marine
13% Apr
23% Jan
5
96%
Elevator
Outboard
99% Feb
12
12% Mar 26
3
2
47% Jan
40% Jan
36
Mar 19
19% Jan
5
14
91% Apr
10% Jan 2Q
14% July 30
22'% NOV 20
May 22
Feb
93
83
Chemical
Apr
107
32
5
94%
83
100
Natural
Apr
74% Mar
97% Jan 27
23*2 Jan
85*2 Oct
64%
93%
83 %
94%
83%
—.—20
Elec
Matiiieson
20*2 Jan
32
July 15
37*2 Feb 24
65%
93%
85
_____No par
4.24% preferred
5
7
64%
94%
preferred
27% Dec
15 % Dec
65%
*93%
*83 %
,100
Co—_
31
Apr
64 %
100
4.44% preferred
90% Feb
27
.112
j.—_100
;
43%
132
25%
49%
133
25%
48%
131
25 %
49
132%
25%
48%
132%
25/
134
25%
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48%
133
25%
48%
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25%
48'2
133
25%
3,500
280
1,500
-
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
(1944)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
LOW
STOCKS
^nge for Previous
If car 1958
Range Since Jan.
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
gjgwtmt
SALE
Sales fur
PRICES
fne Week
Shares
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 23
Wednesday
Apr.22
Apr. 21
Apr. SO
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Apr. 84
Pv
74% Mar
31
23 % Jan
9
29% Mar 24
21
56% Jan
6
64'/a Mar
23% Dec
17
19% Feb
9
27% Apr
14
Dec
43 Va
31
56% Jan
16
13
70 Va Apr
25
Jan
24
22% Apr
34
Jan
5
37% Jan
30
Jan
2
33% Jan
26
14
2
25 Va Apr
2
Jan
5
12
21
Apr
4%
noncum
3% Jan
7
12% Feb
20% Apr
11
15
16% Jan
5
27
42% Jan
8
56
2
Jon
7
22% Apr 24
5
60% Mar
22 % Apr
22
Jan
13
16 Va Dec
31
Jan
9
22
May 20
60% Jun 24
2
29% Jun
22
10% Apr
2
6
14% Feb
75% Jail
5
5
Republic Steel
38% Jan
46% Jan
28
9
30% Jun
7
32% Jan
41% Jan
10
78% Dec
31
65 % Feb
6
47% Dec
12
45 Va Mar 12
63% Jan
10
9
20 Va Dec
22
Oct
9
24
16
2
2
19
16
23
Jan
2
Jan
2
Apr
39
4% Jan
2
22% Jan
28
July 18
30
10 '
31% Jan
34% Dec
2
41 % Dec
31
39% Jan
28% Jail'
35% Dec
35% Feb
26
30% Oct
2
312
Apr
2
505
Dec
18
90
Jan
6
96
Jan
28
22% Dec
30
7% Apr
12% Jan
17
Jan
50
4%%
New
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2
91
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& Haas Co
19
19
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56
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21
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7
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2
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2
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24
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3
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20 % Apr
24
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Crown Cola
13
53 % Nov
20
2
41% Mar 19
50% Jan
26
16
Apr
30% Jan
7
25% Oct
8
18% Mar 31
24% Jan
40% NOV
20
38% Jan
2
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2
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14
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30
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21%
47%
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preferred series A
21%
130%
93 %
.
2,400
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—
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8
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23
12% Nov 20
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10%
-
30
10
10%
9'%
129
5
23
Apr
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9%
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convertible
5%%
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Jun
21% Feb
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Robertsbaw-Fulton
Mar 31
92
3874
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Rochester Gas <fc Elec Corp—No par
619
367 a
10%
887a
Antelope Copper Mines
Roan
20
29
39%
10%
39 74
43%
100
series
Rltter Company
Mar 23
481 Va Jan
Oil
Richfield
38% Apr
38
9%
1674
36%
61%
5
.
Manufacturing
3
27
44% Apr
i
w
common
Preferred 3.G0%
5% Mar 17
45% Mar 12
45
Mar 16
28
8
25 Va Dec
preferred series A
conv 2nd pfd
26
Jan
38% Mar
Apr 10
297a Jan
1
22% Jan
,
111
40%
17%
36 3»
4
5
2% Jan
2% Apr
x38%
a
4
Rhodesian Selection Trust
32% Apr
18.800
44 3
Rheem
89% Apr
17 7„
62 3
5
14
16%
42
24%.Mar
1
13
44 Va Dec 16
5% Oct 13
16%,
61 %
27
38-% Nov
16%
71%
Jan
109% Dec
16%
46
Reynolds (R «J> Tobacco class B__lo
2
167a
16 7 a
70%
24
24
84%. Mar 26
2
2,300
45%
56
28
23%
71%
111% Apr
Feb
23%
46
2
1% Jan
23%
14
10
6
19 % Jan
23%
71V:
130% Apr
18
600
500
31%
45%
3
Apr
81%
36
*35%
23%
9',:
8lVaJan
87% May 22
2
4
4%%
21
31%
•
23
19 %
2.50
1
50
100
Reynolds Metals Co common
6
Jan
31%.;
31%
23
90% Jan
10% Jan
32%
Inc
Rexall Drug Co
48
35%
24
a
5
1
Copper & Brass
Revlon
Apr
5,600
22 7a
35%
31%
*57
53% Apr
90% Dec 31
3
Revere
14
21
91% Apr 17
9
Mar
116
78% Jan
65
Apr 24
46
227a
2274
22 %
36
31%
10
63% Apr
48
129,500
23!
54
5
13% Jan
30
70 "a
317a
19%
66% Apr
29
48,200
24%
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10
10
19
33% Dec
a
31%
16 7
19
39% Dec
54% Dec
22%
357 a
11
2
300
267
67%
.?
24
9% Dec
10
22%
*35
(Robt) & Co—
Corp
4:609
63
*62 %
31 %
No par
50c
1
new
27 %
67%'.;
22%
14% Nov
77% Dec
8% Jan
04%
35 7-4
2
25% Jan
65%
357a
7
1 8
5
64%
223a
Jan
8% Jan
65 V,
637 a
9% Jan
5
26
22%
2
8
37% Apr
22% May 12
25%
35%
2,200
727a
267a
25%
26%
65
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
7
28% Jan
63
25 74
35 %>
16% Jan
16% Jan
55
62 %
73.600
58%
72
-
c;
r"
26%
22%
63
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
—1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
54
27
25
50
50
Reliable Stores Corp
17
Apr 21
26%.
50
$1.25 div prior preference
16
Oct
18
50'A Oct
31
2
8% Nov
2
12% May
Jan
7175.
26%
63
8
*62 7'a
63
*617a
62%.
26 Va
——5
1st
Chemicals
Reichhold
627a
-No par
1
Reeves Bros Inc
Rels
7
27!
Reed Roller Bit Co
22
19
32% Mar 24
27%
preferred
2nd preferred
noncum
537a
71%
72
5
4%
10
10
40'A Apr
19% Jan
72 Va
277a
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
17
20
24
30 ya Dec 29
25 % Aug
8
14% Oct 27
10
17'A May 28
59%
72 h
' 277 a
Raybestos-Maiihattan
Rayonier Inc
4
34% Jan
25% Jun
587 a
727a
27%
Inc
Ranco
57 %
72%
60
727 a
59%
57%
58%
27%
57 3 a
com__Nopar
No par
Corp of America
$3.50 1st preferred
5
2574 Jan
69
28
Jan
60% Mar 17
2
60% Oct
19'A July 14
31% July 25
6
9
71% Jan
247'a Dec
89 Va Sep
21% Feb
Radio
Feb
75% May 12
48'A Dec
2
30
16% Apr 10
45 Va Apr
8
14Va Jan 13
lOVnJan
:
•
S
1
24% Jan
10
22
10
41% Dec
84 Va Dec
95 %Jun
Jan
9
24
22% Jan
2
35% Nov
17
24
2
31% Dec
1
161
Jan
37% Mar 31
42'A Jan
84% Jan
90
233% Nov 19
28
1
Apr
Apr
1
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
Bt Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
4
Bt
Mar 24
30 Va Jan
15
24
38
2
Jan
258 r: Apr
35% Apr
Apr 22"
247
4%
23% Feb
9
28
2
7
21% Oct
Oct
30
29
21
5
78% Feb
13
46% Dec
10
42% Jan
14
50% Apr
21
Jan
2
20
Nov
21
94
Jan
29
97
13
20% Jan
2
26% Oct
28
25%-Mar
36% Dec
11
10% Jan
53
Apr.
26% Jan
90
25
73
97
July 10
17
10% Apr
18% Feb
32% Jan
16
,
I
12
13
Dec 31
48% Oct 24
17
61% Dec
Dec
2
Feb
20
46
8% Apr
17
16'A Nov 21
65% Feb
12
74% Nov
Oct
3
86
oet
2
99% Jan
24
2
34
75
•
92
,
May
5
28 74 Oct
71
Nov
12
85% Apr
Jun
12
7% Feb
8% Jan
Jan
48 Va Dec
4
25
Jan
40
Dec
22
19% Dec
22
24
10 % May
11
4% Mar
Oct
16 % Aug
4
46% Dec
1
61%
62%
613
a
617,
43%
43%
42 %
43'/4
42%
42%
Schick Inc
Scott Paper Co common
preferred
Scovlll Mfg Co common.:
$4
78
3.65%
Mar 17
Screw
10% Mar 11
Bolt
Corp of
Finance
39% Mar 11
39% Jan
5
45% Jan
26
Corp
Sealriglit-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co__-.
17% Jan
6
23% Feb
17
Seiberling Rubber Co
974 Jan
15% Mar 20
21
91
Apr
1
14 Va Apr
21
18% Jan
8
25
11
40% Mar 31
46 Va Jan
26
Shamrock
39% Nov 17
36% Jan
7
49
26
13
17
Dec
1
13% Jan
5
16% Mar
Feb
12
85% Oct
7
79
Feb
17
17% Feb
24
23% Oct
14
18% Mar
23
Jan
5
20% Sep
30
21% Nov
14
18
12% Jun
25
32% Dec
22
Apr
17
40
33% Jan
2
4
2
9
88
Mar 11
22
Jan
26
20% Apr
3
20
Mar 11
45% Mar 25
Oil
Sh at tuck
&
Siegler
10
68
Jan
7
1
18% Jan
6
61 Va Jan
12
Apr 24
Simonds Saw
27
Mar 11
Simplicity
2
30
62% Feb
27
74 74 Apr
14
Skelly Oil Co
7
19
44% Jan
22
00% Apr
24
Smith
15% Jan
2
23 % Oct
14
17% Apr
24
22% Jan
5
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
22% Feb
16
27 Va Apr
13
8
24
11074 Dec
15
Jan
98
44% Jan
13
52% Apr
25
44% Mar 19
52% Jan
15 Va Apr
3
21% Dec
18
19% Mar
24
6% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
10%
Jirty
2
38
Apr
20
52
49
Jan
7
52% Feb
25
44% Jan
30
51%. Feb
24
South
Jersey
26
Apr
23
32% Jan
2
South
33
3
48% Dec
34% Dec
30
32% Jan
13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
37% Dec
29
34
28% Jan
2
35
Dec
31
33
2
44% Dec
9
16% Jan
70
Nov
32
Jan
12
2
10
36
May 29
61% Dec
17
17% Apr
85% Jan
17
2
25% Dec
95
20
15
May
7
a
Jan
56% Jan
8
867a Feb
20
177a Jan
2
697a Mar 11
89% Apr
10
21 % Mar 16
2174 Feb
9
24% Jail
2
92
Apr
2
9774 Feb
13
9% Jan
2
27% Oct
30
227a Jan
2
40% Apr
7
62% Jan
3
79% Sep
24
777a Jan
2
84
7
20 %Jun
2
31% Dec
29
28 7'a Jan
8
33% Mar 20
For
«fc.
footnotes
see
-wi* '
page
26.
19 7a
1374
1874
197 a
12,400
18%
18%
18%
187«
18 5 a -
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18 7 a
39%
4175
5
39 5 a
417
46,700
41 %
49 3
49 3 4
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40
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48
48%
49 " ■
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72
70%
70 3 5
601
57%
55
56%
55%
58
56%
56
57%
54%
17%
17 7a
17 35
17%
17%
Apr
133
17%
*26 Va
21%.
22
*21%
21%'
21%
7 %
5
53
*51
497*
48%-
48%
'..49
49%
26%
26 %>
26
26%
*51
53
%\
387„
3972
39%
35 V,
*33
Spiegel Inc common
preferred
Cp
1
1
20
1
50c
,—-25
__2
No par
5
8%
77a
6,100
7,000
CO
52
497 a
49
7.2
800
26%.
26 7'a
2674
11,500
33 3
33%
33 V,
600
7r',i
37
53
49%
•26
*33
49%
a
■
100
57%
59
58%
59 3 5
17,100
39 74
39%
39 %
39%
28.300
*30/,
3574
34 3 4
34%
40%
403 a •" 41
677a
68
58%
59
39%
39%
35
35'
40%
41
40%
1.000
35%
40%...
41
68'4
67 7
67%
68'a
67
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
5674
57
18 7
19%
19%
19%
a
19%
19%
19
.
35
41
*68%
70 Va
,,*68%
70%
70
70%
42%
41'%
42%
42%
14.600
42
42%
43
20%
20%
217 a
3.600
20%
20'a
-«2
70Va
41.%
4174
2.50
-6
100
2D1:,
36'a
37
26%
9.900
21
367 a
*52
33%
26%
39%
35%
Co
37%
49%
*51
5
Spalding (A G> & Bros Inc
Square D
36%
7%
53
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Service
/*'
7 3a
7%
33 Va
Co
'•
21"a
7%
59%
common
54.900
23%
58% '
Corp
6.200
40 7 4
7%
33 Va
$4.50 preferred
27 7'a
135%
45%
21%
60
Sperry Rand
26 74
134%
45%
38
3.300
26%
46%
37% *
17.600
46%
"46 3 a
38
20.00C
134%
47%
36%
a
134
46%
7%
21.100
3.800
70
x26
47%
7%
6414
20%
467 a
33%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons_l
1
2.300
26
-26
134%
134
133-Va
.
59%
Sparton Corp_
Spencer Chemical Co common
$4.50
17%
26%
26%
134
04 3 a
■64
a
26%
177a
.18
17%
26%
132
82 %
33%
preferred
63':.'
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26%
64%
25
non-cum
4.20%
64 V,
26%
a
25
Public
26'7'a
63%
80%
64 7
--1
Edison
Co
26%
26%
82%
50
—5
Co
Gas
3.900
26%
1
& Platinum
California
4,000
85%
1
64%
-15
Sugar
507,;
84 3.,
80
E & G Co com__4.50
Rico
49
8b
507a ;%
3374
83
900
4Q
50'"a
50%
26%
5
;
Gas
82%
26%
1
6.800
a
5
25
10
33 %c
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
5
47,100
19 7a
a
50%
19
12
7.400
43
13
9%. Mar
7,300
867a
41%
Jan
22% Jan
157 a
85%
50%
19% Jan
2
27
1575
06 7 5
19* 5
!68V4
6 7
1575
847 4
187a
100
193a Apr
15
86
19
56 Va
3
27
15%
19%
18%
30
37 Va
15%
197 a
677 a
7% Dec
377 a
36%
7,700
37 %
38
37%
19%
No par
20
22%. Oct
4,300
18%
No par
8
a
19%
(Del)
3
40 7
20 %
Pacific
Jan
2,600
40%
"15%
47
preferred
Southwestern
210
147,!
417a
19%
Railway common
preferred
2% Jan
41
39%
5%
Mar 12
41%
19 7
Southern
45
14%
407a
14%
19%
Southern
2
.14%
%
87 7a
1474
*87
20%
15
407 a Jan
14%
42
49,600
19 %
19
75
14%
80%
Jan
2
14'a
85 s a
60% Jan
187 a Jan
87
14'%
40%
68% Mar 13
12 '
87
12
87%
86
7.50
70
117a
11%
87
85%
Natural
Apr
12
87
21%
1274
88
85%
Southern
July 15
Apr 22
27,700
46% Jan 22
Feb
18% Nov
11%
217a
11%
*86 Va
'
15
19
92
1172
a
20%
21 %
21
21%
21 %
Co (The)
78
2
3,600
Southern
2
Nov 26
a
Southern
31
12% Jan
44:%
20 7
21
40% Dec
87
44
205a
3774 Mar 16
8
13
44 Va
2x75 "
39% Apr
13
67% Oct
43%
5
13
22
44 %
24
10
49 Va Apr
42%
Feb
6374 Jan
1,900
42%
34 % Jan
5334 Feb
%:
43 7
63% Mar 25
31
42
447a
35% Mar
29
5,100
12,000
19
42
*42
a
40
preferred
Southern
a
157 a
*
%
43 7
15
•
42
42
41%
23
40
157a
44 3 a
Apr
65% Dec
20
8%
28
15
42 3 a
57 % Apr
56
Dec
South Carolina
5%
28
15%
44%
—5
Co
Puerto
May
28%
15
20%
____;
Marcliant
South Amer Gold
28
7
Jan
2
7% Jan
33% Feb
38%
27%
15
:
Corp-
Aircraft
8
25% Jan
30
8% Jan
Solar
28%
38 Va
36%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
30
36% Sep 26
34% Jan
26
Mar 30
34% Dec
9
31
Jan
9
287
38%
15%
Smith Kline & French Labs
10
3,100
19,700
10
39
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
135%. Apr
68% Jan
8%
3874
28
41%
:
46% Dec
Smith-Corona!
8%
38 74
27%
15
;
72% Sep
(AO)
20
87b,"
41 %
No par
Co
Pattern
25
Feb
-
'
3875"
38 %
16
50
•"
78
_1
Steel—•
&
*75
%
9
20.400
26 7
*75
15%
387,.
28 7'a
16
8%
a
20
4
93
26 7a
:
78
a
817
*92
Va"'-
8%
38%
" 91
.
38
Sinclair Oil Corp
25% Apr
48
9
78
*75
80
*75
1
1
Co_.
85 7 i,
67% Apr
a
9%
»
No par
Simmons
24
26%
41
Signode Steel Strapping Co
21
70% Oct
92
26
41 %
Corp
23
51% Jan
66% Dec
92
27%
50c
49% Apr
20% Dec
27%
14%
America
of
2
2
93
2G7B
1
6
5
3
93
27%
1
14
16 7 « Sep
79
93
No par
Jan
38
20
*80
8175
78
26 7
No par
.'
G)
45% Jan
17
*80
2.50
Corp
Corp
79%
*79%
-
*92
80 7 a
93
387/.
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
Sheraton
11,200
28
7.50
Mfg
81%
11%
Shell Oil Co
Sheller
79
*87 Va
Gas
(Frank
137a
79%:
1
26% Jan
Nov
50 Va Nov
50 Va Jan
46% Mar
Jan
13
78
No par
Sharon Steel Corp
8% Jun
1375
82 %
97a
_1
.
Shahmoon Industries Inc
26% Feb
13
80
77 % .-77!
3
$5.25 preferred—
1,200
13%
13%
13,000
13%
84
26%
5
Servel Inc common
20
Apr
42 74
13%
93
20
Co
42%
83
5
Air Line RR Co
Seaboard
Seagrave
19
21,500
1474.
1
Seaboard
3
Mar 20
39
29% Apr
14.400
63%
84 7a
*78
ion
Amer—1
preferred
&
15 %
37%
13%
No par
No par
No par
25
.
$3.40 preferred
72
11,500
15%
37
62
.
84
—1
Apr 24
45% Mar 18
2
483,
03%
2
Jan
47 >4
8.100
48 3 a
4375
63
25 Va Apr
10
21:000
47
*43
10
13% May 20
28%
647 a
*42
50
98
28 »4
02%
40%
48
47%
47 %
29,700
50%
497.,
*96
15%
15
17% Jan
77
37%
8% Jan
58
7774'
2.500
287a
15 %
Jan
87
9,600
28 7'a
37 Va
30 % Mar 18
9
2374
28 %
15%
7
2
700
2275
*
37%
Apr
22
3574
a
98
15%
7Vh Jan
24
28%
50 3
37%
Jan
Jan
28%
35 7 a
76%
*96
98
157a
81
35% Feb
28%
77%
50
*90
38%
Electric Co
Sangamo
87% Mar
13 % Jan
28%.
76%
49%
767a
497a
77%
15%
.96
23
97
15% Mar
8
3
50%
96
37%
20
11
49'%
98
15%
20
30
*76%
49%
38%
Feb
Sep
77%
48%
*96
400
32,100
34%
•
22%"-
22
a
43% Apr
9
Dec
22 3
*76 74
5
Savage Arms Corp
Apr
39% Sep
10
22 Va
15 74
66
25
7
17% Jan
23
22%
'
37%
9
16
21% Apr
*34'-a
260
*34%
34%:,
357a/
33 3 a
35%
46%
2
Jan
10
73
337a
10
5
27
15% Jan
45
23'A'Jan
4
V4
357a
Sclienley Industries Inc
—1.40
Bchering Corp common
—1
5%
convertible preferred-30
49% Jan
3
Feb
91
33
630
86 3 4
8674
'250
:
250
250
35%
*35
74
23
22%
100
series A
Diego Gas & Electric Co
35 74
38%
88%
87 %
%
88
247
33 Va
33%
33%
04%
'
•
86%
247.
3875 V;
38 Va
39
37%
.
%
28%
15
39% Feb
12
32%
38 %
10
San
29% Mar 23
77 .;Jan
10
C
12% Mar
.36% Apr
52% Feb
A 5%-
Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40%
270
*240
No par
100
L San Frail Ry Co com
Preferred series
Bt
2
Jan
35
* Mar
3
72% Jun
11
July 10
19
Jan
72
1.66%
100
,--100
T_lo
No par
Balewuy Stores common
15
'
203a
8%
-
-
i
r
•
68.%
a
20%
20%
8%
8%
.
:
V
.
;
42%
20%
8%
9
64%
63 7
87
88
19
19
19
22%
22%
23 Va
93
93
38
88
87
87
87
87
19 Vs
18%
19
18%
18%
13%
19
23%
23 3
23:,
22%
23%
22%
93 '
92%
92 Va
39%
40»4
83%
84
313a
32%
-
92%
92%
92%
*92
39%
37-%
38%
37
*83%
84%
*83%
84%
*83%.
31%
31%
30%
31%
30-%
9214
38
'
24,300
9
-62
*87
88
4
38 7a
84%
31
7,800
20
87a
63
23%
8%
13.800
19%
72
87
64%
,
X
57%
63%
6,4%
4
19%
14,000
334
65
,
r,67«
*70
24,700
68 Va
62;%
64 V2
—
>
a
6.6OO
2.130
3.100
95.800
Of)
38%
22,900
*83%
84%
110
30 3 r.
3174
11.500
F
Number 5841
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1945)
'<-v;
'"V4: '
„
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
11
Range for Previous
40 Ye Jan
~6 1
Jan
-
:•
v.,
Jan
3
A
43% Feb 25,
,:A 35% Feb 18
.t
69% Mar 3
82% Feb 24
Standard Brands Inc.
5
14% Jan
2
21% Feb
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co_
_10c
Standard Oil of california—6.25
$3.50
3% Jan
19
27
3% Nov
61% NOV 21
52
3
Nov
Feb
46% Feb
2
3% Jan 26
26
62% Jan '23
9
52% Apr 17
59% Jan *26
60% Nov 12
50 Ys Feb
59% Dec 31
57% Mar 10
64% Jan
86% Sep 17
10% Jan
2
94% May 26
87% Jan
20
92
30
27% Jan
7
29
84
8
36
Jan
23
.
A 29% Dec
89
2
Sep
11% NOV
2
57
33% Dec 31
3
10
14% Jan
7
•
Feb
59
14
17% Jan
2
29
54
Dec
Jan
14
63% Apr
13% Jan
11
Jan
140 V
;
71
Mar
8
20% Jan
15% Jan
62%
62%
33A% preferred series A
Standard Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
100
18% Nov 28
60% Nov 12
Jan
26% Dec
-16 " Oct 20
Stix
'
Apr
1
Jail
Apr 24
Jan
13
6% Jan
'
1360 ;r Feb 25
62
61%.
623/4
137,100
3,400
*91
93
31
32
*92
96
95
*91
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
9,200
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%;
23%
23%
23%
14,000
71
72
93
94
94
95
96
23%
104%
138
140
33%
137%
33%
34
34%
90
135%
33%
139%
132%
69%
71
;?
683i
16%
16%
16%
16% :
*16%
50%
51
50%
50%
50
50%
50%
50%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28% V
28%
28%
65%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
V
50%
52%
18,100
%
>28%
13,800
•
5
51%
51%
52
52
52%
52%
52%
52%
5
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
2,800
17%
17 Ye
17
241
17%
24%
.1
17
17%
17
17
16%
17
4,500
51%
'
11%
11%
54
54%
54%
35
35%
63%
63
63%
63
63%
63
V 26
23
:?
60% Mar 19
Mar
Feb
Dec
30
34% Mar
Dec
19
Jan
Aug 11
L725
18
24
Jan
Mach
Tool—i
8
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
63%-
63%
63%
§'%
62%
f
62%
62%
62
62
1
31%
32% '
31%
11%
32%
32
32%
12%
32%
32%
32
12%
12%
53%
54
52%
32%
13%
53 Vi
34%
35
34%
35
4,100
63%
63
6,000
5,800
5
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13 y8
93%
*90%
93 %
*90%
93%
91
91
*90%
92%
10
27%
27%
28%
28
28%
27%
28%
28
28%
23%.
23%,'
23%
23%
23%
35%
23%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
52,300
1,400
1,100
2,100
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
2165
Jan
23
46
Feb
25
Apr
29% Jan
23
29% Jan
2
38% Aug 27
35
Jan
40% Feb
2*4
7% Jan
2
13% Aug 19
11% Jan
36 % Dec
5
29
Feb
6
9% Nov
17
9
20% Dec
19
14% Mar
26
36%
35%
35%
104%
103%
7%
7%
103%
7%
*103%
7%
7%
7%
2025
2000
2025
1960
2000
1955
1966
44
43
44%
43%
43%
45
*26
27%
*26
43%
27%
"26
27%
36%
37 %
37
37%
37
37%
12,800
13%
13%"
12%
13%
12 y8
12%
20,000
36%
36%
105%
103%
7%
7%
25
2010
2030
2020
5
(The)—'4.16%
42 %
44%
42%
Sweet* Co of Amefica
27%
26%
26%
37%
38%
37%
38%
13%
13%
13%
13%
-Swift
9
36
105
7%
•—
Superior Oil of California
Sutherland Paper Co:
27
3
42.50
__10c
Cd
1,700
27%
15
Mining
>
*90%
20
Sunshine
13%
1,500
3,600
4,500
293,200
No par
38% Jan
8% Mar 20
*
63%
13%
106% Feb
9
63%
V
18%
No par
Sunrdy-Mid-Conl Oil Co common
1
4%fl
preferred series A
;
25
5%% 2nd pit! series of '55
30
Jan
.
20
;
Co__
Chemical Corp common
i $4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
L.U
27
2,600
1
Broadcasting
Sun
9
29
94% Jan
7% Jan
9% Jan 24
0534 Feb
2
700
.
2
35%
2
9,400
'
•
common
Corp
35
15
8,000
67'
54
Jan
5,110
131%
66%
66%
12
i
3,500
70
34%
Mar 13
34
130%
68%
53%
15% Mar 20
133
66%
11%
94
34
28%
52%
Sundstrand
6
34%
5
Studebaker-Packai d Corp
1
Sunbeam?, Corpv^.i.A-^.AAAAi
2
33,200
95
J.5%
53%
Jan
400
31%
*90
15
<fc Co Inc
6
88■
92
30
95
34
132
Webster
&
*91
31%
1
_.
prior preference
5$>
:
93
30%
*90
5
j
2
26
-
11% Jan
24
-
22%
10
66% Jan
38% Jan
19% Jan
61%
.1
97
3
: 62%
55%
-
15
*70
38% Mar
.
5
42% Sep
29% Dec 30
Mar
38,200
53%
62%
_i
'Nov
1865
51%
52%
15% Jan
10% Feb 25
50
Apr
8
26% Jan 13
38
'
17
72
51
53%
iii
25% Apr 23
30% Mar 19
'
55
51%
52%
Storer
28% Dec
22% Aug 14
55%
51%
53%
2
69
-
2
54%
52
;
7
Stone
60
!
33% Mar 25
Apr
3,800
38,700
! 57
18% Apr
»
3%
4.900
33 %
No par
_
Stok.ely-Van Camp Inc
.
3%
3%
32,100
52%
65
87
16
79
59
20% Jan
*3%
18%
l
Fuller Co
&
"
17% Jan
12% Aug 14
f
9
Baer
3%
80
17%
51%
31%
*92
;
80
•
65%
55%
'
92
30%
31%
17%
55% Jan
66% Dec 31
28% Dec 29
14
15% Jan A 2
( J P)
91%
95
80%
17
64%
5
.
Sterling Drug Inc
Stewart-Warner
93
30%
*91%
20
preferred
~
Stevens
*91
1
20
80%
24% Jan
18
2% Jan
39% Feb
convertible
When
issued
Sterchl Bros Stores Inc
18% Jan' 12
20
.
63%
27% Mar 13
.7
22
;
"
>
62%
:
22
Dec
16% Oct
15% Jan
37% Jan
A,A
54%
6
10% Jan
15% Jan
•
57%
52%
26
Feb
31
3%
52
Stauffer Chemical Co
52% Apr
3%
53%
21
54
.Feb
26% Feb
42% Jan
*3%
.
63%
17%
17%
Shares
Apr. 24
'
*63%
the Week
Friday
,
Apf. 38
81
17%
50%
Apr 21
12
3%
58%
«
64%
:
*80
54%
Standard: Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S
:
Apr
17
Sales for
Thursday
Ajir. 22
64%
81
52 %
17% Mar 20
5
3%
56%
_25
:
Ne,»v' Jersey
24
104%. Apr
16
43
27% Oct 22
16
18%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
i
64%
52
$1.20
18
Feb
17%
*80
54%
3
17% Feb
28
99.
3
64%
81
7
of
of, Ohio
3
64%
10
Standard Oil
■
63%
*80
common
Standard: Oil. of Indiana
Standard: Oil
-
7
Mar
37% Mar
26
2
65% Jan
Nov" 20
45 % Nov
Jan
12
18
23
Apr
35% Mar
104
6
12 % Jan
6
14%
Jan
31% Jan
18
74% May 19
102% Dec 22
15
29% Jan
Jun
18% Nov
14
Apr 23
10% Jan
Dec
18 V
No par
_No par
com
preferred.,—
Tuesday
Apr. 31
Apr. "id
78 % Jan
50
A
47% Feb 21
Pat
2
42% "Feb 24
«
Monday
.
EXCHANGE
17% Nov 28
.
*,
LOW AND HIGH
.
NEW YORK. STOCK
-
7
'
3
4
.•;>
61% Jan
85% May
2
-if,
Highest
19
69% Dec
2
Aug 29
74
Range Since Jan. 1 Av
Lowest
Highest
STOCKS 3
.
...
Year 1958
? Lowest
—25":
Symington Wayne Corp
—1
*27
105%
8
36
1
104
36
36%,
104
5,200
530
8,800
100
'
18% Jan
2
3% Jan
8
9% Jan
35% Jan
2
19% Jan
24
89
Jan
2
22% Jan
13
Jan
2
37
Aug "8
24% NOV 10
26% Jan
2
86
24% Dec
25
98% Jan
6 % Jan
15% Jan
Feb
16
28
14'% Mar 10
112
Feb
63
Apr
81%-
Ct
Jan
69 %
68%
69
68%
76
73%
76%
34V4
34%
33%
34%
33%
33%
34%
84%
83%
84
81%
83%
81%
82%
$2%
83%
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34 V-i
33%
34%
32%
30
31
29%
34%
30
33%
31%
30%
3-%
30%
31
6,100
21,700
22-,
23
22'/2
22%
2- ,d
22%
22%
22%
22%
58,800
101%
102%,
109%
108%
118%
114%
31%
33
30%
31%
30%
31
31Va
122%
31%
90,700
33%
17%
17
17
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17%
6,700
*121
122
Inc
Coal
&
Pacific
Laud
17% Apr
16
23
2
30
Jan
Apr 24
89% Jan 19
Dec 29
1
22
17
Apr 16
27% Mar
22
22
54% Apr
29
Pacific
&
Texas
Utilities
Textron
$1.25
■
Inc
28% Aug
25% Apr
46% Nov
2
2
50c
No par
Co
_5
7
88
Mar
2
29% Apr
14,
Tidewater
22
Mar 31
24
16
i
14
45% Jan
Common
4%
23
5
—
preferred
.100
—
Timkerf
24 % Mar 20'
Tishman
17% Apr
15
Toledo Edison
15
70
Jan
26'
9
32
Jan
15
Trane Co (The)
Transamerica Corp
Jan
27% Feb
23% Jan 21
37
Feb
3
29
Jan
7
35% Feb
24
Transue & Williams Steel
10% Jan
27% Jan
17% Oct
30
16% Jan
8
23% Apr,
J.0,
Trans
2
40% Nov 11
38% Feb
52% Oct
1
'Jan
2
56% Jan
14
2
58
Apr
7
25% Nov 17
54
16% Jan
21
Jan
12
25% Jan
30.
65% Dec
32% Nov
Feb
2
Oct
53
13
9
42% Mar
Airlines
World
preferred scries A
3
3
21% Jan
2
42% Nov 21
37% Feb
9
43% Apr
8
15%
6
5
48
13% Jan
7
5
17% Apr
39% Dec.
Mar 13
20
13% Jan
13
26% Oct 22
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
14% Mar 25,
12% Jan
2
23% Dec
11
20% Jan
2
30% Mar 13
:
21
Mar
9
25% Apr
1
26%
32
26%
'
32%
149%
32
149%
26%
26%
32 y2
154%
26%
32%
"■314s':
26%
26%
30%
£6%
30
31
155%
162
154%
160
153%
261/4
31%
157
48%
49 7
50
51%
5i%
54%
52
53%
51%
52%
22%
22%
231/4
23%
23%
24
24%
24.%
24%
25
59%
60%
60
60%
60%
62
60% A63
63
64%
a
■
Coach
Oil
TXL
89
86
87 A;
25%
27%
*85%
87
*85%
23'/a
52%
54
53%
54%
20%
21%"
20%
21%
17
16%
17
23' 'a
'87 AAA
*85'/a
26%
26%
26%
26%
23
%
23%
23%
23
54
55%
54%
55%
55%
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
17
26%
23%
17
16%
17
16%
26
*23%
8,500
37,400
2,500
11,700
48,200
123,400
18,900
87
200
17
67
66%
67%
68
09
69
29
29%
28%
28%
28%
29
No par
32 3 4
33%
__5
21%
22%
1
50
41%
41%
55
55
18,100
2,000
22,900
4,500
5,900
12,200
32,500
69
30%
inc
900
•
26%
23%
55%
21 •/*
65
conv
Twin
*87
30
common
1
pfd series of 1957-.—50
20th Century Fox Film—
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
7 5%
coiiv prior preferred
—50
5%
!l0
13% Mar
11 %• Apr
136% Jan
17
5
-15% Oct 28
A
3% Jan
26%
65
Tung-Sol Electric Co
75% Mar
32% Jan
231/s
(conv)——50
11.
54% Mar
9
16
68i,4
22%
24
7
Jun
68
22%
*55
14
10% Jan
68 3s
22 y2
1
Jan
Feb
68%
22%
30%
$2.70 preferred
54% Jan
59
71
22%
64
Truax-Traer Coal Co common-
34 % Jan
52
68%
23'A
30
Trl-Contjnental Corp common
5
36% Dec 16
1
55% Dec
17
150
71 Va
22 Va
2
3
45
9,800
121
-120
69%
4
2
Jan
43
23% Feb 20
121
a'
23 3
1G7«
55% Apr 22,
60
15
120
122
'121
69 3
Bearing.
No par
Realty & Constructidn_.._l
Co (The).
5
Roller
2
19% Mar 11
15% Jan
5
7
Jan
121
69
26 7 a
2
12% Jan
112
115
23 %
23%
217 a May 15
42
121
—25
common
1
2
1
—10
Oil
$1.20 preferred——
15
16% Dec
163
146
Mfg
26% Dec
•
33
'
21
Jan
—100
No par
—
When. iSsued"_U—AA—.
5.
Jan
1
Thompson (J R).——
___1_15
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
5"
18
8
99%.
"
56% Feb
68% Jan
10
Co
preferred
Glass
15
10
Ry
Co
common
conv
Thatcher
84% Jan
Dec
1
Oil.—
a
7,200
Trust—
', Thiokol Chemical
2
Mar
Corp
5
Producing Co
33%
Sulphur
No par
Texas
■
4
Apr
25
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
5
36% Mar
162
Co
As Gas Transmission
24
71% Apr 21
24% Mar 5
2
Jan
68 %
35
83 7
Pacific
124% Mar 18
17
16% Jan
31
69
94%
Instruments
8
73
41% Feb 25
21% Nov
68%
19,500
12,300
60,700
32,500
Texas
*
20
3,700
16%
Texas
9
29% Dec
2
11%
15%
'j
24
23
18
47% Apr
13
11%
10%
Gulf
Feb
Dec
36
11%
15%
Gulf
19% Jan
8
16
102
36
11
16%
Texas
38% Nov 21
25
Dec
35%
11%
16%
Texas
14
39% Jan
24
2
22
36
11
16%
22
122% Apr
Dec
35%
11%
16%
25% Mar 10
27
Nov
35%
11
16%
35% Apr
33% Jan
27
67
28
89
1
14
61% Jan
21% Dec
7
9% Apr
23
Apr
341
Tennessee Corp.
1
17% Dec 11
2
44% Jan
27
21% Jan
29% Feb
133
2
34%
11%
16%
2
1
Dec
v•
34%
11%
Jan
87
39% Aug 22
•
a
1
1
_2.50
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
76% Apr 24
38% Jan 12
9
>
TelAutograpli Corp___
Temco Aircraft Corp.,
2
Texas
Dec 16
33% Apr
15
(James
Texas
13% Mar 16
9
33% Apr 23
74% Feb 26
9
36% Dec
55 % Feb
Talcott Ino
24
3
52
58% Nov 21
2
25% Mar 18
36% Apr
Feb
15% Feb
*
33
33 %
32%
33%
32
32
*31%
32%
900
21
.
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
41%
42
41%.
42
41%
42%
42%
42%
14,800
14,100
1,000
5,800
,
55
55
*55
55%
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
57%
*55%
57%
*54
58
55
*54%
55
24
24%
*55%
24
55%
24%
*55%
57%
50
57%
47%
47%
48%
70
70
70
70%
71
'
400
41 %
41%
40%
41%
40%
40%
40%
41
41 *
43%
11'A
11%
11%
11%
11%'
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
31,800
1,600
46 %
*67
48
47
70
*66
47%
46%
*66
70
.
*41
A
42
51%
9,100
42
*41
20
42%
41Y2
1
17%
17%
17
17-%
17%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
15,000
1
24 %
25%
24%
24%
24
24'%
24
24%
23%
24%
17,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1
No par
Rubber Co
5
26 %
27'A
26%
27 3
1
27%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
18,500
12%
12
12%
11%
12%
11%
12%
121/s
12%
13,600
Co
(The)
Corp
*41%
*41%
43
41%
u
5% Jan
'
2
11% Dec 29
30% Mar 25
83% Apr
27% Jan
17
44
.
126%
Nov
31
2
103% Jun 23
41 ;
81% Feb
5
70% Sep
80% Nov
4
10
51
9
141
40% Jan
24% Jan
3.*% ja
*
2
93 % Apr
Apr 29
7,5
81
Mar 24
71% Apr
Apr 25
83 % .T"
84
Mar
n
54% Jun 24
44% Feb
2
36% Dec
16
34
Apr
8
9% Dec
18
26% Jan
2
8
18% May
13
37% Dec 31
24% Feb
6
14
28
94
■,
20
Jan
120% Feb
32% Dec 31
Sep 15
92
9% Jan
20
Dec
8%
15
6
23
5
18
Mar Jl
Mar.lG
Corp (The)— j.
Underwood Corp.,
UdylKe
Union Asbestos
2
Union
Apr 20
Union
Apr
»•
35% Mar 10
98% Mar
4'
75
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%[
Carbide Corp
—__No par
Union Electric Co common
10
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
0
Mar
77% Feb
87
50% Mar
38% Feb
Preferred
3
6
19
Jan
2
9% Feb
26
37% Jan
6
Union
21% Jan
2
26
66
111
Jan
31
143
Aug
123
Feb
18
136
2
Jan
2
108
Aug
98
Jan
19
109% Mar 26
4%
15% Jan
69% Aug
2
27% Dec
27% Nov 26
91
19
Jan
10
45
Jan
2
32% Sep
79% lOct
May 21
8
6% Jan
15
48
36
29
Dec
7
8% Nov 18
22% Jan
34% Nov 21
11% Jan
16% Oct
34% Jan
40% Apr
24% Feb
371 Apr 15
100% Mar 12
Oct 27
6
13
9
•
4
20.
Mar 26
Apr
30% Jan
Mar 24
95
Union
22
35
34%
Drill
Twist
a
21%
21%
10
Inc
Lines
5
commons
1955) conv pfd—100
conv pfd.
100
of
(ser of: 1956)
Artists
$4.50
1
Corp
of
America—No par
preferred—
Carton
&
United
Board
17
United
Carbon
46% Mar 10
8% Jan
2
63% Apr
17
—No par
—5
5
United
Fruit.
Gas
United
Gas
16% Jan
2
18% Feb
2
United
Improvement Co—13%
Greenfield Corp—
10
Industrial
No par
Co
10
Corp
Merch & Mfrs Inc
Park
78
Dec
4
51% Mar 18
34% Mar
4
38%~Fe
51 % Apr
U S
Apr
14
14
'30% A or
Jan
26
U
Feb
Jan
21
U
95% Jan
Aor
24
U
90
Jan
2
65% Jan
14
153
Sep 23
6% Jan
85
Jan
37%-Ocf
21% Jan^-2r~\57% Dec
26% Jan
46
102
17lV<piy 23
158
Apr
8% Apr
22
16% Sep
Jan
7
41 %
Sep
2
Jan
26
8% Jan
2
11% Oct
29
10% Jar.
7
14% Apr
3
47% Feb
12
41% Feb
4
44
see
26.
25
39
Jan
For
footnotes
page
34
12% Jan
36V4
Mar
Mar
29
U
4
Freight
S
Gypsum
S
U
S
Hoffman
class
A
9%
9%
9%
9%
37%
37 Va
*37%
37
37%
37%
37%
21
21%
21
21%
20%
21
21%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40
40%
40
40%
41
*57%
18
41%
40%
41
40%
41
58
57%
58
58
58%
18%
18%
18
18%
18
18
18%
14%
14%
14%
14%
11,100
19%
19%
19%
20
20,900
9,700
%
48Vs
*33%
34%
33%
48%
33%
47%
48%
—100
1
No pai
*82 %
108
*161
preference—
Industries
Inc
48%
4
common
preferred series
A
9%
50
1
*?3%
50
*43%
If %
39,600
18,000
18
49
100
common—82%c
41
3,400
20,300
41
1%
32%
40%
22%
40%
58
20
48%
40
2,200
8,300
41%
14%
14%
21%
9%
38
5,400
4,400
59
1%
Mach
9%-
37%
21%
19%
Co
Co common
34%
37%
14%
—25
33%
1,500
18,600
10,100
97
*93
9%
1%
preferred,
4%%
61
20%
preferred
S
9%
14%
Foreign Securities
&
5%
2
17
%%
60%
9%
Chemical Corp com—J
&
S
7%
Mar 30
10
2
2
4
Borax
62%
1%
preferred-
6%
9%
19%
2
1
Corp
City Mines Co (The )_1
Shoe Mach common
25
United
97
59%
United
33% Jan
*93
62
9
45% Jan
97
30%
26%
5
-
17
22
*93
102 Va
25
60%
22
47% Dec
97
\
85'/a
42% Jan
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
27%
34%
58% Apr
2
26%
84y2
9
United
27%
27%
60
13
United
27%
*93
27%
30
33%
48 % Jan
United
102
31%
700
143
*123
102
30%
85%
37% Feb
16
143
102
60 Y*
40
17% Feb
27%
97
*123
31%
84%
31
20% Apr 15
2% Mar 10
101%
31
60%
50
1 % Jan
la-
101%
31%
60
engineering <fc Foundry
13% Mar 12
12"*
102
31
85%
Electric Coal Cos
16% Jan
143
101
31%
35%
United
12
60%
85 %
United
2% Oct 21
61%
34%
37% Mar 16
17% Dec
60%
86%
22% Mar 20
18% Nov 21
61%
38 %
2
2
60%
85%
12
3
38%
35%
(Del)
Jan
61%
39%
387/'B
87%
(Del).:—4——-—1
10% Jan
60%
21%
*123
27%
61%
15,400
26,600
21%
401 :t
21%
39%
143
*93
39%
2! Va
103
31%
9,000
38%
21%
101
11,900
39%
34%
125
36,600
21%
34%
35%
Corp
31
'
35%
8%
36%
21%
34%
87
United
16% Dec
61%
22,900
35%
10
9% Mar 30
11% May 16
5% Jan
2
40%
60%
8%
46
No par
Corp
Co—■_
Fastener
United-Carr
39 %
35
8%
34%
*21%
35
Co—
46%
34%
34%
United: Aircraft Corp
(ser
8%
Co———No par
Car
50 % Aug 28
40% Dec 30
Jan
35%
8%
34% Jan
32% Oct 29
33% Apr 29
35
8%
8 %
320
71%
84%
45%
46%
35%
10
7
*83
84%
45%
8%
88 % Apr
45 % Mar
*83
390
96
35 Ve
38% Apr
Apr 22
84%
6,700
20,900
13,000
80
71%
71%
8%
27% Jan
Dec
721/4
*83
96
*75
80
35%
13
Jan
*71%
941%
71%
47%
21
16
72%
94%
*75
48%
138
34%
8%
69
29% Jan
80
34
35 %
26% Jan
Jan
*83
84%
95
84%
72%
72%.
95
'*75
47%
136%
34%
46%
United* Air
Mar 24
80
48
138
3 4'4
36
10
preferred
United Biscuit
Apr 24
94%
471/4
136
47%
United
95
71%
34%
*75
34%
35%
32% Mar 26
25
80
48%
138%
34 V*
47%
Tank
4','c
91
25% Feb
30% Jan
58% Feb
33% Ncrv
9
95
48
136%
25
California—
of
non-cum
52% Jan
20% Apr
34%
94
34%
94%
34%
"75
"83
49
140
Pacific RR Co common^—10
\°/c
2
2
No par
series
$4
48%
138%
49%
141
45%
Oil
Union
Union
26
33% Feb
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
25
Mar
No par
$3.70 series
Preferred
11%
49
137%
4,800
84
33%
49%
14%
20
1%
1%
1%
1%
48
48 %
47%
48%
33%
33%
34
34
48%
47
1%
48
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58%
18
1%
48%
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3,500
4,500
200
34
15,500
46%
48
47
48%
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84
83
83
82%
82%
83%
47%
83%
33%
32%
32%
31%
32%
31
31%
10,300
47%
47%
47%
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32%
48%
161
49%
131
108
163
35%
19%
'
47%
110%
10
14%
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•
9%
34%
161%
43
110%
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48%
1)3
163
10
47
110%
*1P1
114
115
119
163
*161
163
10%
26,100
*34%
353/4
200
133*
30,700
45%
100
34%
35%
13%
13%
13
13%
45%
*44
45%
13%
13%
44
*44
50
9%
*34%
44
11,900
10%
8%
13
110
3 ft %
10%
9%
45%
I
13 y8
*44
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
(1946)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
stocks
fer Previous
Range
2
32% Nov
8'% Dec 30
9% Jun
237'e Jan
1874 Jan
28% Nov
2
Jan
2
66
73
32
Jan
80% Mar
2
46% Jan
51% Jan
13
143% Oct
3
19% Jan
53% July
3
2
97%
158%
32%
38%
Sep 25
35
Dec
Jun
Jun
May
Jan
15%
2
Jan
21
0 6 Lines
f
US Rubber Co
54% Feb
4
99% Jan
88% Mar 31
148
1%
Jan
28
6
26% Jan
21
37 % Feb
9
l
50% Mar 12
Mar
153
2
30% Feb
25
17% Jan
6
21
Feb
8% Jan
2
12% Jan
74% Jan
22
34% Mar 24
12
152% Feb 24
157
Nov
157
28%
Nov~28
96
18% May 12
Sep
4
NOV
75
26
Feb 10
84
Jan
Feb
9
48% Jan
23
18
Dec 24
33% Apr
14
35% Jan
7
42
Jun
26
11% Aug 27
24% Jan
9% Jan
2
2
17
37
2
40% Oct
27 % Jan
13% Jan
24% Aug 27
22% Jan
2
12% Apr
28% Apr
21 % Jan
32
10
31 % Jan
5
36% Apr
5% Jan
9
$2.28
9
143
79
22
Oct
2
19% Jan
101
Oct
14
40% Dec
17
36% Dec
85
13
2
17
8
j.
17
83 % Dec
30
95
Dec
24
32
2
82% Jan
85% Dec
Aug
82
2
107
91%
93
92
93 %
90%
91%
92
93%
76,800
140%
150
24%
150
150%
2,800
149%
148%
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149%
150
24%
|
24
24%
24
24%
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37
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15
24
10%
10%
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89%
90%
9%
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91
9%
10
10
10%
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76%
09%
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48%
49%
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154
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22%
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76%
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76%
39%
47%.
40%
39%
40%
48%
47%
48%
-
22%
22%
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29%
83
Jan
35,500
29%
29%
29%
2,100
29%
*29
75%
*75
75%
75 %
75%
140
44%
44%
45%
44%
45%
45%
45%
60,900
341.,
34
34
33%
33%
34
34%
3,700
38!
36%
37%
38%
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76
37%
36 %
36%
9.30C
11 %
11%
12
37%
12%
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11%
12%
12%
12
12%
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26%
11
20%
35%
26%
26!
4
27%
27%
27%
27'i
27%
5.10C
36
35%
35%
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36%
36
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
36%
9%
14,900
123%
127%
137 %
14.10C
36
36
37%
9%
9%
a
9%
121 %
*115%
115%
*115%
*115%
*115%
;115%
*115%
*115 %
Wo
4
87
Jan
2
91% Mar 17
85
May 13
Feb
6
87 % Mar 16
36 % Jan
2
Jan
1G
16% Jan
20
$4.04
2
13% Dec
9
17 % Oct
29
14% Jan
20
18% Oct 30
18!a Jan
27
12
$4.20
preferred...
preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
Wo
preferred
Apr 22
13% Mar 17
42% Nov
20% Mar
74
Jan
3
89
NOV
13
87 % Jan
Jan
13
97
Dec
30
96 % Jan
5%
9
21% Mar
2
Materials
Vulcan
0
Co
convertible
124
80%
39%
40
39%
*79
41%
29%
30%
99%
37%
37%
39'4
38%
105%
106%
105%
38%
106%
*85
86%
*85
89%
89%
*80
89
89
*86
49%
50
49
13%
*12%
13
12%
*12%
18%
17%
19%
19%
20
95%
*95
95%
*102 %
102
*60%
12%
12% Jan
Oct
50
2
15% NOV
8
73% Jan
72% Feb 24
46% Feb
20
76% Mar 11
2
2
Feb
10
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
47
25% Jan
15
36
Nov
7
16% Feb
4
12% Feb
11% July 17
11% Aug 29
Jan
8
13
8
16% Jan 30
Apr
13% Jan 28
87% Jan
9% Jan
Apr 25
11 % Dec
4
16
24% Jan
8
97%
Dec~18
26% Apr
89
Jan
6
34% Jan
48
Dec
34% Jan
44% Dec 31
56
Jun
25
13
26% Dec
*12%
12%
70C
17%
18%
18,500
19%
1.9%
2.30C
*102%
36% Feb
4% Dec
1
10
35% Oct
9
15
49% July 28
65
50% Dec
22
15% Jan
13
25% Jan
4
Mar
24% Oct
13
6
105,,
7% Jan
2
36!
5
11
86% Jan
83% Dec
17
94
Jun
9
85
Jan
8
31 % Feb
28
51
Dec
19
43
Jan
30
96% Mar
4
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
94% Nov
12
48% Jan
13
103
97% Feb
12
7
38
26
24% Dec
17
23% Jan
8
10
9d*/4 Av-itu
11
100
Feb
79% Dec 31
75
5
Mar 31
101
Jan
May 6
28% Dec 31
17
preferred
West Indies
4%
94% Apr
24
80% Apr
17
Western
Pacific
8
39% Mar 12
Western
Union
17% Jan
38 % Mar 3 8
Jan
28
9
Feb
9
110
Dec
11
110% Feb
3
33% Apr
7
125
Jan
7
54% Dec 31
53% Jan
85% Apr
88 % Jan
■t
112
Feb
60
2
Jan
29
7
49% Oct 21
44
Jan
14
53% Mar 20
6
38
98-% Mar 13
50% Apr 22
102% Mar 11
1
24% Jan
% Apr 24
30
Jan
13
48%
10
Nov~20
15% Jan 30
33% Dec
71
85% July 10
20% Dec 30
Jan
2
12% July 31
4
Jan
2
26% Jan
18
37% Dec 22
120% Dec
135
20% Jan
Mar 25
21% Jan
23
48
Apr
24
29
Apr
24
42% Jan
32% Jan
5
78% Jan
2
90% Nov
13
2
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
68% Jan
2
Apr
9
61/a Jeb
28
11% Oct
22
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22,2 Dec
H
30
208% Dec
10
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13%
38'%
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92
*86%
88%
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88%
46%
47%
87
87
90
47
48
99
"97
99
36%
35%
36
30%
30%
30 %
34%
29%
RR
Telegraph
100
Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
2ft
White
Motor
5%%
Co
100
common—1
20
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
$3
1
common..
preferred
White
convertible
50
oreferred
White Stores Inc
......
.1
Mar 18
45!i Jan
2
40% Jan
23
Mar 25
36% Mar
83% Jan
91
9% Jan
Jan
Wisconsin
6%
Elec
Iron
Woolworth
(F W)
2
26
24% Mar 19
Prior
1
Inc
10
Power Co com
Woodward
Worthington
10c
Inc
preferred
6
35% Apr 22
36% Apr 13
130% Feb 2
28
Winn-Dixie Stores
15
12% Feb 25
29% Feb 10
31% Feb 9
114% Jan 7
Industries
Public
80% Feb 25
94% Feb
Windsor
10
Co
Wisconsin
'
Jan
Wilson-Jones
9
-
70% Jan
47%
98
35%
34%
46%
98
36
36%
9,100
29%
9,700
29 %
30
29%
*99
100
*99
Service
100
Corp— 10
10
Co
10
Co
Corp
10
series..*90
common
4%%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
preferred
Nov.)r
\
10
I
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
30
100
99
79%
76%
78
78%
80%
4,700
77
87
87
87
90
90
93%
94 %
400
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85
34%
35%
36%
34%
35%
80%
81%
80 %
81 %
81%
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36%
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86%
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110
110
56%
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57
56
115
56%
55
a
34%
82
86%
115
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%
78%
79%
37
33,700-
33%
35'%
48,300
60,500'
83'2
32%
80%
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84%
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79%
36%
:
85%-
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85%
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115
55%
56%
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97%
97 %
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69
68%
59
68%
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51
50%
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12,500
101%
100 %
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51%
53
51 %
51%
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49%
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50
48 %
50%
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100 %
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10%
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27%
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44
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1,900
43'%
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48
43%
28
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28%
29
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27%
47
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27% 727%
44
38
125
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20
8%
8%
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42%
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38
38%
125
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26%
20
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27%
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11
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20%
%
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8%
43%
42 %
38%
127
38%
100%
10c
20.80C
200
86
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87
*84
87
21 %
*20
20%
10c
21
*20
8
8%
7%
8%
2,00c
42%
42%
42%
5.20c
39%
12,600
8%
42%
38%
39
*122%
127
42%
38%
39%
125
*121
26! i
38%
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125
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,
10
26
26'%
2,80C
33%
34
6,600
26
26%
25%
26
26%
26%
26
34
35%
35
35%
34
34'%
33%
34
56 %
55%
50
55%
56
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56%
55%
56%
55%
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73 %
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78
78%
6,700
78%
77%
78
92 %
93
93
92%
92%
93
92%
92%
93
93
87 %
36%
86%
3,900
10%
10%
1,900
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89%
89%
89%
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10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
34%
35%
34'%
34%
35%
35%
35%
35'2
122%
124 %
120
23%
23
33-%
36% 36%
125
126%
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36
36
124% 125%
23%
23
277
Yale <SS Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
20
797e
86
20
50
8,400
47%
79
38
Co
,
99
46%
Oil
$4.25
88
86%
79%
87
59% Jan
30%
100
-99
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370
92
80%
100
100
39%
27% Jan
35%
98
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.
1)9
47%
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99
*97
47%
129
16,500
99
92
*89 %
87
2
38%
99%
38%
98%
38%
16
38%
18%
38
99%
46%
Jan
1,700
38%
39%
40% Feb
18%
18%
88
9
18%
99%
49
2
1,500
37%
48
29%
60
48%
38%
92
90C
34
49%
45%
*49
49%
19%.
100
88%.
35%
33%
34%
1,800
44%
18%
47'.'4
*97
5
44%
44%
18%
86
6% Jan
20% Jan
45%
45%
38%
Jan
89
45! a
*44%
48%
53% Jan
Jun
*49
5
30% Jan
97
*33%
49%
No par
27
14
33%
49 %
44%
No par
5
31
33%
49%
preferred
Jan
31
Dec
33%
49%
Wilson & Co Inc common
20
32% Oct
33%
49 %
Wilcox
3
Mar 31
74
33%
49%
51% Mar 11
88
Jan
7,900
39% Apr
14
37
1,300
5%
6
Jan
121
30%
7
82
53% Dec
27
2
16
Jan
6
13
25 % Jan
80 !4 Jan
4% Jan
28
Jan
Apr
25% Dec 29
36% Jan
45% Feb
8% Nov 17
49 % Nov
31% Jan
1
7
36
25
Nov
30'%
5%
Wheeling & Lake
Jan
5
30%
5
ii
11
26
32% Jun
30
5!
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
21
71% Feb 24
23j/4 Nov
30%
5
24
29
38% Apr
12
30%
37
2
,7
42 %
34%
30
12
45%
42%
78%
28
Jan
45%
42%
33%
Jan
Jan
45%
*42 %
36%
92% Jan
7
45%
42%
79%
68
99
46 Va
42%
37 3
29% Jan
40% Mar 30
51%
45%
42
37
10
9
*50%
46%
41 %
79
30
5
51%
46
80%
22
Sep
8% Oct
25% July
50%
46%
37%
68
100
51
45%
79 %
31% Dec
2
1.20C,
5,500
51
33%
J
4,700
20.90C
51 %
5!«
-
27
114%
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30%
4
12,400
108
5%
pfd
37%
51%
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Co
1,700
10
114%
coin—2.50
4%%
5C
91%
51 Va
5%
1
27
27
26%
1,000
109'%
110
3C%
6
2
37%
80%
21
Jan~
27%
27
108%
37%
37%
21
4% Jan
27%
109
37%
38
9%
36%
Jan
91%
37'%
9%
79%
56
Dec
39%
13%
*90
*9%
2.50
16% Feb
Nov
38!«
9%
No par
"83% Jan
96
9%
41
Supply Co com
5
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com—No par
noncum 2nd preferred
100
2
84
9%
30%
Auto
2
70% Feb
39%
9%
5%
4.80%
69% Jan
32
33%
Western
82% Jan
21
91
10
16%
40
Lines Inc
29% Jan
92% Apr
13%
91
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
.100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred
100
10
74% Dec 31
13%
92
10
4.20%
13
33% Dec 29
13%
92
*89%
20
8
16%
13%
33
92
Nov
2
16%
13%
-89%
71% Nov
Aug
5,200
10
13%
93
15%
100
34% Dec
83
13%
15%
14.
93
19%
2
55% Jun 24
122,900
99-%
2
86
2.60C
16%
38%
Jan
3
34%
16%
19 %
15
Jan
53%
34%
10%
37%
42% Jan
63
*53%
25
i 99%
Western
21
53'%
35
5
31% Mar 30
Mar 23
53%
35%
100
Air
8334 Jan
54%
35'%
30%
_.
Coal
Power
Western
100
Mar 24
54%
36
13%
No par
No par
Sugar Corp...
14
Apr
54%
35'%
5
1
Oil & Snowdrift
4.80%
West Penn
Apr
50% Jan
54%
50
Wesson
West Kentucky
91
19%
5
9
2
18%
36%
26%
Wept Penn Electric Co
16
7,300
105 %
13
Apr
89% Feb
12,600
19
27%
24
102
69
104%
21% Jan 21
2
2
18%
27
38% Apr
16
200
67!
20
104
Wayne
5
70
68%
19
55%
15%
...5
Co
Waukesha Motor Co
7
*68%
68
20%
10
Warner
28
Mar
68
69%
20%
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical _.l
Knitting Mills
Corp
56% Jan
44% Apr 22
35% Feb
a
Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
(58
68
92
1
Industries
Welbllt
49% Apr
95% Jan
May 20
99% Jun
Sep 23
Mar
17% Mar 16
35% Dec 22
2
95% Oct
32
47% Jan
9
Ward
68
71%
20
%
16%
100
1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
12
43% Mar 11
31% Feb 24
25% Jan 12
3% Jan 21
Co
60
180
55
No par
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
6%
preferred
Mar 13
53
48% Jan
5
Walworth
20
40% Apr 17
28% Apr
7
114% Apr 23
6
5
Jan
1% Jan
Feb
95%
103%
*95
95%
104
*36
No par
10
Co
10,700
69%
*66
68
70
1.7
15
(Hiram) G & W
Walker
*66 %
preferred——100
System
Walgreen
11% Mar 20
19
Nov
44% Jan
86
Jan
26% Nov
40
Jan
19% Mar
23
9
44% Feb
48
31
94
16
12
RR 4%%
Waldorf
21
17
37% Feb
9
16% Apr 22
16% Feb 20
6
14% Dec 22
95
Apr
21
55% Apr
33-% Mar 30
84
Wagner Electric Corp
21
14% Jan
14
Wabash
71% Apr
15
it:
89
49%.
18
wi
60% May 20
•:
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19%
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103
68
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49 %
17%
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95%
102%
16C
89%
19%
19%
19%
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103
1
16,601
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87
-
49%
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I
18%
17%
18
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86%
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49%,
17%
19%
99%
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48%
12%
95
98
98%
98%
80%
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89
102
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105%
88
100
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2
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105%
88
19
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88
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81%
:
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39%
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39%
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133
134%
128
2.90C
101
99 %
36%
105%
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16
preferred
%
99
36
105%
1
common
30
5%%
96% Feb 20
103% Feb 11
2
84
—
81%
97',4
8
100
100
—100
100
10
10
$4.12
50
7
2
2
preferred
49 %
79
28
100
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
$5 preferred
5
118%
126
115%
39%
No par
partic preferred
div
com
40
22%
44
*29
.
34%
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100
3,100
21%
;
1
17,200
-
75%
34.%
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-
47%
156
•
44%
44
•
86% Mar 23
14
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23% Jan
39
47
'115%
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76
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76%-
37%
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'
22
21%
29%
22%
21%
100
11
10%
76%
39%
48 %
156
1,006
21
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10%
48%
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,
3%
0%
76%
38%
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153
153
153
133
7,800
92
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10
10%
10
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19
19
21
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4
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10
9%
10%
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9%
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20,IOC
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14%
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10%
21
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37
45
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10%
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21
JO
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52
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10
3%
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Mar 20
Jan
108
29
9% Jan
il
92%
*19
8
-
Inc
Co
Victor Chemical
Apr 24
39% Mar
35% Feb 18
May 20
90% July 1
99 % Apr
8
101
Mar 10
103% Jan
113
29
24 % Apr¬
52
40 %
14%
Vick Chemical Co
Apr
41% Apr
9
81% Mar 18
9
28% Feb
8
2
3
26% Jan
51%
43%
—100
1
12.80
preferred
conv
Raalte
5%
3
May
23% Jan
77% Feb
75% Nov
35%
51%
35%
51%
34
51%
Wsrtientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
2.50
11% Jan
16
Jan
84
97
17
Jan
40%
51%
24 %
Van Norman
Van
1,700
34
41%
51%
Vicks Shreve <fc Pacific Ry com__100
9% Apr
14% Sep 29
Dec 11
Apr
45% Jan
Dec
40%
34
153%
40%
34%
153%
*36 %
Corp of America.—
1
Industries Inc cofla.2.50
Vanadium
40%
152%
35 7 ii
1
Inc com
960
41
—1
Co
4%% preferred
Upjohn Co
Utah Power & Light Co
7
36% Feb
Products
Oil
Universal Pictures Co
16
40
57
Universal
3
25% Apr
29% Feb 17
23
27% Jan 28
21% Apr
2C
40,300
34%
148%
30c
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.Nopar
8% preferred
100
10
Apr
'
58%
151%
91 %
Corp common
$3.50 convertible preferred
16
57% Jan
Mar 30
46
128
57%
150%
"
51%
$6
77% Jan 14
4
41% Feb
76% Apr 23
39% Dec 29
57
Dec 10
3
Jan
Nov
78
19% May
1
32% Feb 14
142
6
6
10% Nov
9,700
;"%MC
40%
United Whelan
8% Jan
52C
4
84%
152%
34
9% Oct 30
17
Nov 13
152
151
53!
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57%
57%
57%
56%
95%
52%
127
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126
126
58%
95%
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34%
24
2
*81%
J- 201
40%
10%
5% Jan
84%
..
27%
153%
93
Mar
100
84%
131
56%
7,IOC
9%
27
40%
10%
8
52%
■
34%
1
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153
1
50
Min com
83
132
83
92
2
85% Jan
6
56%
'
convertible preferred
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United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
Jan
90% Dec 10
July 21
128%
95%
51%
84%
5
95%
*81%
53%
*81%
Shares
34
*9%
9 %
27%
%
9
95%
53
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
7% Oct 24
8
4% Jan
95%
54%
5
8
13
95%
53%
15% Mar 16
5% July
68% Jan
7
95%
55
preferred
United Stockyards
30
17% Jan
14% Feb 26
95%
54%
50
US Steel Corp common
16%
1% preferred
100
US Tobacco Co common
No par
1% noncuraulative preferred
25
US Vitamin & Pharmaceutical.—1
5
6
2
Jan
24
35% Jan
95 %
1
100
100
:
27%
:
27%
9%
33%
34%
'
9%
26%
1st preferred-.—100
Corp
Ref &
U s Smelting
24
6
*9%
26%
10
common..
non-cum
US Shoe
Mar 11
50% Mar
Dec~24
8fo
3
Apr
43
38% Feb
9%
26%
Pipe & Foundry Co
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
58% Mar 16
19
'9%
27
*9%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
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34%
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34%
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10
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Thursday
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Apr. 21
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PRICES
Wednesday
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Apr. 20
1
US
83
Apr
131% Mar 11
154
Jan
Par
common
US Playing Card Co
3,
20
33 % Mar 31
14
29
30
12
16
16
Co
preferred
4%%
US
Mar 11
57
9
41% Apr
10
26
101% Feb
33% Jan
146
36% Nov 11
41% Oct
Jan 22
2
100% Jan
6
45% Feb 10
Jan 22
154
2
21% Jan
Jan
88
Jan
Jan
29
7
26
76
20
10
41% Jan
48% NOV 18
7
Apr 14
25% Jan
8% Jan
1
Dec
108
3
31% Apr
140
Nov
95
43% Nov
5
Sep 15
26% Mar
35% Apr
2
2
30% Jan
6
17
20
18
21
14
HIGH SALE
AND
Tups day
monday
exchange
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
new york stock
Since fan. 1
flange
Year 1958
288% 303%
292
33'%
23
23%
23
122
23%
55%
110
34%
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.
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300
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298
290
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312
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22,200
distributed
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.
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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Year 1958
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Lowest
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103.14 Nov
5
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102.14 Nov
07.12 Aug 15
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2004
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A
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to
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debentures
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reduced to 2%) 2012
—i—May-Nov
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'
: >
(interest reduced to 2.5% )
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14
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82
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;
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95%
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external loan of
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•
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—
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-
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Ann Arbor first gold is July 1995e_:
Quar-Jan
101%
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99
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—
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to
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—
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97
-
30
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-April-Oct
reduced
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/
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9872
1
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of
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3s
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reduced to 2.375%)
83
13
'
1972— j//«-t"h
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,
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series
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2000
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(Federation of) 572s 1973
.
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._Mar-Sep
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american Tobacco co.'debentures-'3s- 1962*_a^nf-Oct %
4*;
98
97
—
84%
f 6s
INDUSTRIAL
4%s" debentures
5s
new
s
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46
—
1
1965——--A
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4s sinking fund external loan 1963-——Feb-Aug
5%s « f extl loan 1973
:
—April-Ocf
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§ANuremberg (City of) 6s 1952——Feb-Aug
A\28 debt adj 1072
Feb-Aug
Oriental Development Co Ltd
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-J/ar-Sept
6s due 1953 extended to 1963—
.'-Mar-Sept
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—May-Not)
5%s dup 1958 extended to 19(38—
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-Mar-Sept
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loan
16
83
si
93.72'
94
198'A
May-Nov
1967..
2%s (lebenturesi 1071.2
—h_—■——x—2Feb-Aug
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—Mar-Sepf
,
.
(Republic of)
83
94
88
92%
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i.
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———.June-Dec
2008
reduced to 2.125'/' )
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■
'—
(interest
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ANat
88%
9;
93%
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1986
%
r._
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1958-——.Mar-Sept
--
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92
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~--±——Feb -Ann
21%
21
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008——Mar-Sept
extl sink fund G%s 1959 —...Mar-Sept
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84
93%
,
ss
ASeeured
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-
1
14
93
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—
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17%
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177a
—;
*
—
(City of) 6%s 1952..—— l--(State)—
(Govt)
91 %
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American
Geraes
ASccured extl sink fund 6%s
reduced to 2.125%)
88%
83
April-Oct
& Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures* 1987
Jan-June
American
———— ——————
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102
'-a
93'%
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.1
■
—-——Jan-July
:
Co
3%s
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-—-Jan-July
(assented to 1922
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New
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100'/2
13'
92%
1979_
——June-Dec
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37ti'« k, f debentures 1983.2
————Apr-Oct k
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—
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>_
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—
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——
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i:
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101
.
1—,—Mar-Sept
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April-Ocf
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April-Oct
97
1968__Jan-July
-
_
100 2;,:
94
93
(assented to 1922 agree't)
ment) 1945
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1954
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on
.1
.
due
due 1961 extended to
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coupon
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assented (1942 agree't); 1963-Jan-Jttfy
new
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3'as external readjustment 1984
.Jan-July
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lAWarsavv (City) external 7s 1958
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1958
Fcb-Aug
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68
70(2
70-'«
(Republic of)—
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1
Uruguay (Republic txl>— *
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3:%s-4s<*4'.es (dollar bond of 1937) —
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100
68%
25
1-
—
•
High
•
(1942 agreem'fc)
assented
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March
s A With
Mexican Irrigation—
A
Low
191
*99
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
§ (is -1st-mtge•.;$ scales 19532..;—y.i...—June-Dec
6s 1953 extended to 19g3——
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110",
9972
—
*997H 104
of '24 1954——
-Feb-Aug
6%s due 1954 extended to 1904——-.-Feb-Aug
£5%s extl loan of '30 1965..
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5%s due 1965 extended to 1975-;——__May-Nov
§ A Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957-Aprff-Oct
AMrdellin
(Colombia) G%s 1954-—June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
1
Jan-July
A New
*,C"
.
Jan. 1
No.
"179
1961——-——April-Oct
—April-Oct
1952
Mar-Sept
of.'27
'
70
Range Since
Sold
.
.Jan-July
1974
Govt)—
Japan 5!IiS extl n I
Japanese (Imperial
A6%s extl loan
16
1
Mar-Sept,
—
2
11072 110%
Bonds
High
§ a 5s sterling loan of '12
103%
98(2
103% 103%
ri
—
5'AS due 1961 extended to 1971__
,,
11071
or
Bid & Asked 2
High
92 71
9
Sale Price
Rang*
Friday's
Low
Tokyo (City of)
98
98
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange i
Jan. 1
Sold
<-.-i
Week's
Interest
.W.BONDS..
Range Since
Bonds
f
)V.'
Friday
ag'As extl loan
issue 1953 due 1963—Jaw-July
Prussian Conversion 1953 Issue—
.
4s dollar bonds 19"2
April-Oef
International loan of 1930 June-Dec
5s dollar bonds 1980
—..June-Dec
1
3s dollar bonds 1972 _
Greek Government—
£7s part paid 1964.
...May-Nov
AGs part paid 1968
SAHamburg (State of t 6s 1946
.April-Oct
Conv & funding 4'2s 1966
.
-April-Oct
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s I960April-Oct
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
..Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Public'Utility Institute-—
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
—Jan-July
§Altaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951—'
June-Dec
Jamaica (Government of)
3s
Friday's
Bid & Asked
.
y'.y #/:
.
ENDED APRIL 24
Week's Rang:*
Monday, April 27* 1959
.
(1948)
v
:
■
Number 5841,.
'Tolumet 189
The Commercial
.
.
and Financial Chronicle
f
(1949)-ii
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Week's Range
BONDS
"
(
New York Stock
J.
Central
Ri<
Central
Co. of N
New
Central
York
3%s
J
Power
First
First
mortgage
tie
5'/2s
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3Vis
and
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series
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1974
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series
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■
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Co
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Crucible Steel Co 'of
Cuba Northern Rys
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page
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56%
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1st mtge
&
62%
■69%
5654
5654
...Map-Nov
A
2004
Jan-July
454s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s scries D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 35'os scries E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series II 1989—April-Ocl
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—Aprll-Oct
Refunding mortgage 454s scries J 1991—Map-Nov
Kef mlg 454s series K 1993——.——Jan-Julp
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jannffuly
General mortgage 2%s 1980.
April-Oct
General mortgage 354s 1983—
Aprll-Oct
General mortgage 354s 1983
Feb-Aug
v.a 4%s conv debentures 1972—?.
Feb-Aug
? General
mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-6'ept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974 .Mar-Sept
General & refunding 454s ser A 1974._Mar-iSepf
1st
69
143
.
60
65
53 54
*52%
scries A 1973—.
Jan-July
Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
213
122
66 54
*62%
1973
&
Haven
87
9754
6554
1973————
B
mtge
First &
354s debentures 1976—
,
New
106
I-Ijan-July
1978
1978
Products
Y
110
jan-Jul*
■
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s
Dairy
44
.—Jan-July
___Jan-J«zp
1997
West 4s series
&
scries
103%
1991—iMay
Monongahela Ry 354s series B 1966
Monon Railroad 6s Inc debs Jan 1
2007
Morris & Essex first gtd 354s 2000
3s debentures
Y Lack
6454
KR—
registered 1997
collateral gold 354s
104%
" Mar-Sept
Louis
7054
10854 10954
1971—
Jan
gtd 4s 1991
514s
62%
*103% 10554
F M A N
1990—.
1976
St
57
Pacific Gas
AoriZ-Ocfc
58 Income debentures Jan
&
10
65
2030
Cliatt
95
85
2020—
Cylinder Gas
87
85
.
Natl
65
mortgage 354s
131
(j
1
Nashville
64
Hudson River
&
82%
8554
1
National
83
118
3
83
A Jan
debentures
9
166
87
84%
B
354s
101
83
Feh-Aun
1962
first
97 Y*
8654
ser
trust
78%
83%
ser
Malone
78%
104 54
mtge Income 4%s
coll
72
*84
mtge income 434s
&
85%
76
*83
Gen
454s
84%
103
Gen
Mohawk
87
95
95
Jan-July
Pacillc RR Co Reorganization issues—
mtge 4 54s series B Jan 1 1990
mtge 454s series C Jan 1 2005
1st
62
86
loToV-Jan-July
C
ACuui adjustment 5s ser A Jan
554s subord income debs 2033
1st
.
76
71
124% 12754
87
Jan-Julp
series
inc
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior lien 454s scries D
Missouri
5
.
100 54 10054
1973——IIMar-Sept
1986
A
85%
__
Mlssouri-Kansas-TexaB RR—
Prior
9554
64
Central
Y
First
1976_
Texas
&
92'/a
Corp
AGeneral mortgage 4s
£6%
Feb-Aug
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4%s Inc series A Jan
Missouri
88%
69
June-Deo
f inc debs
82=54
4
"""Mar-Sent
.Mar-Sept
f debentures 1972
s
...
82
6954
Mlnneapolis-Moline Co—
6s subord
9154
.
Feb-Aug
1975
454s
debentures
_
88
97%
69
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
s
100
95
78
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 354s
1969—Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
3%s
,98%
Jan-Julp
1991
RR
4
76
Metropolitan Edison
Michigan
92%
4
first mtge 2%s
1974__May-Noo
Michigan Bel! Telephone Co 3y8s 1988
Aprll-Oct
4=5as debentures
66
Feb-Aua
354s debs
& Scott
90%
77
May-Noo
1972
1972
subord debs
conv
16254
76%
Map-Nov
"ex wts"
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen mtge 5s a f series 1977
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
5s
117
•
88
95
Feb-Aug
1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3548 s f debentures 1078
354s s f debentures 1980
McKesson
88
_
95
Feb-Aug
4s
101
119
I—Feb-Aug
Lipes)
74%
M«»-R*>pt
1978
73
9554
46
71%
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
1977
5V0B
72 V8
9454
Coll
Trucks luc 554a subord debs
1968—Mar-Sepl
Macy <R H) & Co. 2%s debentures 1972—May-Nov
subord
44
4114
AprH-Oot
Mack
Central
3554
38 i'V
31
*90
conv
63 V.
305
Aprll-Oct
5s
59%
60%
32%
100
*82
Maine
545'a
154%
147
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
3%s ser F 2003
2%s ser O 2003
3=54b ser H 2003
3%s ser I 2003
St Louis dlv second
gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas & El 1st mtge 354s 1984
55
1
11354 11454
149%
1976-June-Deo
First & refund
mtge
First & refund mtge
First & relund mtge
First & refund mtge
5254
1
*100 54 1 05 54
D
eer
75
99
Aprll-Oct
u
72
94
(P) Co 3s debentures'1063
3s debentures 1976
3 =54s debentures 1078
Louisville & Nashville RR—
Lorlllard
2%
7554
May-No®
Map-No*
1976
66%
68
99
C9
Map-No*
1980
2%
6854
74
Map-No*
Interest 2003
May
454 s contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries F 5s contingent Interest 2003—
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Od
Lexington tt Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Aprll-Oct
LIbby McNeil & Llbby 5s conv a f debs '76.June-Deo
Lockheed Aircraft Corp— subord debentures
1%
*2%
contingent
3.75s
9654
6754
64 54
*
E
4s
9454
9654
94%
96
93
96
*91
Map-No*
Series B 45^ fixed Interest 2003
Series C Ds fixed interest 2003
4554
45%
96
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 854* A 1970—_April-Ocl
Lehigh Valley Coal Colet & ref 5s stamped 1964
Teb-Auy
let ti ref 5s stamped 1974
—Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
let mortgage 5s extended to 1984.
-Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
let mortgage 4%s extended to 1074
.Jan-Julf
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
D
N
81%
9954
___
A Series
N
84
81%
*85
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3=546 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Aprll-Oct
Koppere Co 1st mtge 3s 1064
Aprll-Ocl
JAKxeuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959Mar-Sept
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3%e '97—June-Deo
354s registered 1997
.June-Deo
ASeries
8154
82%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
unguaranteed
8054
*92 54
Jan-July
72%
9454
1st
81
94
6554
1980
Cs
6254
V
Aprll-Oct
trust
& refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv inc 454s ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester—
N
Yl%
-62%
V
80
Refunding & Impt 454s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
Aprll-Oct
1998
series A
4s
First
8254
*78
-Jan-July
79
^1
82%
" *
Co—
RR
"
62%
454s
8154
82%
Apr-Oct
Central
1998—..Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
354s 1998-Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 354s scries E 1980 .June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986—
— ApriZ-Oct
454s income debentures 1989
June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
Aprll-Oct
N Y &i Harlem gold 354s 2000—
Map-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
——Jan-Julp
Mortgage 4s series B 2043—.
Jim-July
12254
112%
79
*79
1984. June-Deo
Term
Stamped 190*1
4%a
495
*79
Ry 2%s 1974
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4Ve8 debs adj 1963
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961
Plain
112% 117%
1990
4b
Kansas City Southern Ry 354s ser C
Kansas City
113
York
7%:"''
.
*94
registered 1998
Michigan Cent collateral gold
354s registered 1998
KLM Royal
4%s
*81
354s
N
High
1974—
Mar-Sept
3%s 1977._May-Noo
354s
90%
99f«
Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Dutch Airlines—
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
127
Jan. i.
Low
71%
Lake Shore
8 0 54
9254
126
4
No.
60
General
135
*9054
127
Jamestown* Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Dee
Jersey
95
Line Co—
Range Shict
Sold
.Feb-Aug
88
88
89
'-91
Bonds
High
*7154
Collateral
24154 26354
Harvester
Credit Corp 4%s
"
N
•'250
Friday's
*79
New; Jersey Power & Light 3s
New Orleans Term 1st mtge
*7954
10
or
Bid & Asked
New Jersey
Consolidated
775a
Sale Frlce
Jersey Bell Telephone 354s 1988
Jan -July
Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New
New
7754
Last
I'eriod
Low
-37
*78
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High
Week's Rang*
Friday
Range Since
-83%
Feb-Aug
—
,
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sold
■'89%
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-Julf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
354s series G 1980
3%s series H 1989
3%s s f debentures 1980
Inland Steel Co 3'As debs 1972
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
1st mortgage 3YzS series J 1981
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
1st mtge 4 54s series L 1989—.
1st
Bonds
7754
82
Consol mortgage
let mtge
High
77
111 Cent RR consol mtge
APRIL H
WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
81
83%
85%
84
2
83%
80
2
80
10154
10154 10154
*90%
9954
99 54
10
82%
101%
10654
90
94
9 9 54
84
8054
8134
2
9954
93
104
y
5841
Volume 189 Number
(1951)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
v
3*
J.
....
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Wew l'ork Stuck
Fast
Teriod
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
4%a
subord
conv
debs
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1907—
High
94 %
5'
115
Sold
No.
Low
22
11294
£ debentures
s
3%s
Electric
1983
3s
97%
979i
Public
Service
Electric
debentures
3s
94
91%
92
95%
99%
99 Vi
89%
89%
*100
__
*—
Texas
Texas
116 Vi 117
9794
113
107
81
119
98%
May-2Voo
94
95
41
94
97%
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968-Jan-July
91
91%
19
91
94
First uud
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
*107Vi
107
110
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169
170%
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—Ju/te-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972
Muy-Nov
First
First
89
debentures, 1972
June-Dec
1st and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983_ April-Oct
89
89%
93
3V'2S
April-Oct
debentures,: 1975
Quaker
2%s
Oats
92
Mar-Sept
1977
debentures
4r:is
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2
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92
101%
101
89
27
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92
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71
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193%
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4 Vis ceries
B
1978
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G
4Vis series
C
1978
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93
92%
94
97..:.
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*92%
96
92%
94%
April-Oct
1983
debs
135
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140Vi
464
conv
conv
6 Vis
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.Mar-Sept
.Jan-July
1977
debs
debs
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1977—.— .June-Dec
Baeuenay,.Power 3s series A 1971
/
90Vi
120
122Va
115
115%
133
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133
113%
120%
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90
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*
April-Oct
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Louis-Southwestern
Bt
70 Vi
74%
75
15
74%
77Vi
13
73%
82
81
78%
73 Vi
73 Vi
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first cons gold 4s 1968 June-Dec
April-Ocf
3 Vis B 1971
83 Vi
Bcloto V'& New England 1st gtd 4s 1989_, May-Nov
1974
Pacific RR 2%s debentures
debentures
debs
Vanadium
ctfs
of
Corp
4%s
89
83%
94-
4Vis conv subord
debs
81%
June-Dec
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88%
88%
110
314Vi
160
117%
105%
503
—
4%s debentures
5s
subord
Bears
Roebuck
Bervice
——-
1977
1982
&
Co
4%s
f debs
s
JFcb-Axig
1009a
106
conv
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debentures 1982
2Vis debentures 1971
1979
debentures
————
convertible
Southern. Indiana Ry
Natural Gas
Southern
Pacific
4Vis
Co.
Warren
87 Vi
105
119%
West
91%
91%
West
1st mtge 3%s ser A
Bouthern Pacific RR
mortgage 29is series F
27«s
series E
1st mtge coll tr 4Vis 1988—
1996
Memphis div first gold 5s
103 %
117%
13
79%
81%
80
79 Vi
85
80Vi
76 VB
138
75%
78%
76
76
338
141%
94
94
95 Vi
54
98
98
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142
96 Vi
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84
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California
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first, 4s
98%
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90 Vi
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Feb-Aug
Jan-July
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81 Vi
84%
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97
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78
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77%
86 Vi
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delivery
sale
the year's range,
79
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Uudcr-thc-rulo sale not Included in the years range. rCash
not included
n
in
the year's range,
the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities
assumed by such companies.
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85
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included
77-%
83 Vi
92
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included
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75 %
76
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81
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100
Vi
*81
92
110%
96 Vi
102
98
99 T a
125
104
—
mtge 4s series A 2004
Jaw-July
4lis inc series A Jan 1 2029—,—May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2Vis 1976—
June-Deo
68
92
120
23
81%
1st
G7
104
94%
106%
..122
Gen mtge
5
/
90
--
104
106
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
28
95%
*92
May
1984
debentures
income
102
April
84
97 Vi
79V'2
i
May-Now
Jan-July
196G
guaranteed 2361
*64
68
Jan-July
1983
ref
Whirlpool Corp 3Vis s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co 4lis debs 1978
Winston-Salem S B first 4s I960
93%
84
91
94
*84
*—
4Vis 2013
ASpokanc Internl first gold
81
85
April
1991—April
Feb-Nov
gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-Ju/y
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970
First mortgage 3Vis soric3 D 1907
3Vis conv debs 1975
66 Vi
64 %
130
May-Nov
;
87%
127%
113%
bOVc
80% 1
series A Jan 1981
Westingliouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Eric RR 2Vis A 1992
148
137
64%
64 Vi
64. Vi
Jan-July
Jan-July
-Man-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
6
*_„
May-Nov
Fcb-Auy
1974
Power 3Vis series I
Shore
5s
80
*7(5
April-Oct
1985
Bel Tel 2%s debs
3 Vis debentures 1983
of
Man-July
'75—June-Dec
1986
1996
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
First mtge 5Vis scries II 1983
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
mortgage
First
26
90%
80%
Jaw-July
4s registered 2361—
Jaw-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 19G9—Api'il-Oci
1st mox'tgage 3 '/is scries C 1979
April-Oct
5lis debentures 1982
Jaw-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis scr A 1981
Jaw-July
Co—
First
Oil
153
107
80
A 1977——.Mar-Sept
-May-Nov
— -May-Nov
1969
Southwestern
105
79 Vi
Man-July
87%
;
81
*8914
Mar-Sept
West Pcnn Electric 3Vis
109%
223
94
first
RR
Washington Terminal
Westchester Lighting
132%
85 %
Co—
1981
Ban Fran Term
Standard
122%
15
4Vis conv 1973. June-Dec
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
Gold
40
85 Vi
a
*—
1970— Man-July
1994
2%s
Bouthcrn
Gold
88%
Co—
debentures
85 %
*95%
mtge income 4Vis series B Jan
First mortgage 3 Vis sei'ies B 1971
105%
102 Vi
86
lllVi 116
Man-July
1987
Bouthcrn California Edison
First 4'is
222
—
._Feb-Aug
1985
debentures
3Vis
Gen
1963
April-Oct
Telegraph Co-
..
82%
121
Wabash RR Co—
Ala RR gtd 5s
debentures
2%s
Gen mtge 4s income
108'/a
126Vi
85 V
111%
debs
Southern Bell Telephone &
2%s
103%
106
Marchant—
subord
South & .North
3s
Vi
125
85 Vi
1979————Jaw-July
Bocony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976
June-Dec
conv
10294 104
*87
subord
Smith-Corona
5Vis
7
104%
98 Vi
54
106 Vi
Gas
&
108Vi
*98%
Jan-July
5s 2003
1983
4s ser F
99%
20
98 Vi 1009/5
106
1039a
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Bhell Union Oil
April-Oct,
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec
Bkelly Oil 2 lis debentures 1965—
Jan -July
5Vis
999o 100Vi
98 Vi
1982—j_. April-Oct
Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shamrock Oil
1983-
74%
73%
83
81
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
income debs 2008
subord
6s
.May-Nov
Man-July
1972
debs
debentures
lien & ref
1st
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
49b8
85
82
105
*87%
3s series B 1995
May-Nov
Fix'st lien and ref mtge 3Vis ser C 1973_April-Oct
June-Dec
1974
3
120
121
Virginian Ry
debentures
5
73Vi
82%
Jan -July
19C9
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
Gen mtge 4Vis 1983
90 Vi
3s
-
June-Dec
197G—
90
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2 lis 196G—
82 Vi
106
105
First and ref mtge 29is ser II 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgago & refund 3%s ser I 1981—Juna-Dec
1st & ref M 3Vis ser J 1982
April-Oct
Co—
-
97%
32%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 29is ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
3s
series F 1978
Mar-Sept
81
RR
HOVi
85%
94
83 Vi
*95 Vi 100
91%
83
*90 Vi
Line
3s scries B 1980
debentures 1977
f
94%
America—
*81
s
69
90
.
/ 73Vi
April-Oct
Jan-July
1968
Mar-Sept
Air
mtge
92%
96
Fcb-Aug
1976
§ A3 Vis assented series G 1951
Jffijr-No?
1st
84
95%
June-Deo
1970
1983
MOO
37/nS
79 Vi
89 Vi
Jui\e-Dec
1907
Mar-Sept
Seaboard
92
10
90
1968
-Jan-July
conV
87
79Vi
1985—Jan-July
E
3%s
debentures 1971
Paper 3s
90%
90 Vi
105
June-Dec
ser
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Bcott
84 Vi
90%
Pacific—
Orleans
New
./Participating
82
—
*80
Depot
Bt Paul Union
30
74
*9194
—
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989l Jan- July
Bt Papl & Duluth
3%s
M
3 Vis conv subord debentures
1989
84
81
70
—
89Vi
series C 1990—April-Oct
Oil of California 29is debs
77%
76%
87%
95% /
;
Jan-July
§A3lis assented series A 1947
Jan-July
SA6lis sinking fund mtge scries A 1951_June-Deo
§ A3 Vis assented scries A 1951
-June-Dec
5 AG Vis sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Deo
80
7o
83
79Vi
Steel Works Corp—
§ AO Vis debs scries A 1947
76%
75
85%
United
Ry—
certificates
bond
4s
First
of
debentures
29as
90
90
76
:eo
.
series
4s
mtge
refund
United States Steel 4s
77 Vi
mortgage
ASecond mtge inc
1st
90%
Co—
.Jan- July
4s: scries A 1997
4 Vis Ser A Jan 2022—May
B 1980
Mar-Scpf
A 5s Income debs ser A Jan 2006
.Mar-No?
1st
157
135
& Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3 Vis series J19G9
Royal
99Vi
Oil Corp—
49is conv subord
Rochester Gas
Rolir
*96
92
93%
*85
—
.
Refunding mortgage 2Via scries C 1991_Mar-Sept
1973
April-Oct
United Artists Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1969
!
-May-Nov
United Biscuit Co of America 2943 1966—April-Oct
39bs debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 294s 1970__
Jan-July
1st mtge & coil tr 3bs 1971.
Jan-July
1st mtge & coir trust 3 Vis 1972
Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
May-Now
49is s f debs 1972
April-Oct
394s sinking fund debentures 1973
Ap'rll-Oct.
1st mtge & coll tr 4lis 1977
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 4Vis 1978
Mar-Sept ,
4%s s f debentures 1978
—Jan-July
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
May-Nov
126%
98%
90
*90%
Union Tank Car 4Vis s f debs
1,166
102
95 Vi
91
*83%
series B 1970—April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
Union
93
86%
;
90V'o
April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
1983
Union
93
of
Corp
92
101% 10294
-Jan-July
1964
America 3Vis conv 1980- June-Dec
Reading Co first ■&; ref 3 Vis series D 1995. .May-Nov
-April-Oct
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973Rhecm Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
LJt'elO'Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Eloc Power Corp—
-May-Nov
gADirect mtge G.s 1052
—;
—Feb-Aug
;v:§AConsol mtge -6s 1953—
;__.l
Debt adjustment bonds—
5 Vis series A 1978
;
..Jan-July
Radio
92
101%
84
101
-
V
84%
81 %
'
90%
:
—
and coll trust 29is 1975_April-Oct
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
June-Dec
1st mtge 3Vis 1982
—
——May-Nov U
83%/
42
90
First mortgage
3s
-.
102
f.
—
.
,
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 394s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co of Missouri 394s 1971—May-Nov
89
93
93
105
85%
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982—"
Tidewater Oil Co 3 Vis 1986
First and refunding mortgage 2lis 1979-June-Dec
3%s
and
RR
?■;
.
Inn-July V
series C 2019
series D 1985
refund M 3%s
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
Term
95
First and
.
100%
Louis—
St
and refund M 3 Vis
General
97
98
*95
123
66
"
•
111 %
*—
•—
May -Nov
(The) 3%s debs
& Pacific first
Texas
1972
1973
of
*98% 102
.
High
65
32 Vi
83%
*80%
May -Nov
Jaw-July /
1971
1st mtge 6s
81%
'
,
L«ow
No.
Orleans RR—
New
&
First
1981
3s debentures 1965
First and
80
Jan-July
Jan-July
debentures
Assn
Company
Texas Corp
90%
80
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 4s
Refund and impt 2%s
93%
94
1973
debentures 19C0
2%s
V
—;
.
Jan, 1
Sold
High
100% 101-
Jan-J\xly J
4Vis 1982
(Ohio)
29bs
Co.
Terminal RR
Co—
Gas
&
Co
Corp
debentures
2%s
96
93
*88V4
Swift &
72%
94 Vi
100%
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
120% 123
April-Oct
1983
Surface Transit Inc
91%
94
94 Vi
Sale Price
1982—April-Oct
3Vis conv
Superior Oil Co 894s debs
94 :w
88%
70%
*9194
117
Oil
Oil
Sunray
97%
87%
Last
Period
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
debentures 1974
:
Jan-July V
Standard
1
Week's Rang#
Friday
Interest
Exchange
(Indiana)
debentures
29is
11
*93
Mar -Sept
19G3
•
,
Standard Oil
98%
97%
*71%
Map-Nov
,
,'r
Stauffer Cliemical 3%s debs
—
Jan-July
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
4Vis
76
90%
90 V i
April-Oct
Co
1973—1
debs
conv
1986
Power
;
91
76
94
June-Dec
19G4
May-Noy
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 lis 19G5
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 19G7
.April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ity—
1st gen 5s series B 1GG2
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2 Vis 1970
Mar-Sept
3 Vis
6tandard Oil
120%
90
76
97%
Pittsb Coke & Chem ist mtge 3',is
Potomac
96
91
<
*98Vi
April-Oct
April-Oct
.
High
94Vi
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
1970
..
Low
*98%
guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 19G4_Maz/-Nov
5s series A
New York Stock
Jan. 1
117Vi
76
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H I960—Feb-Aug
mortgage
..
BONDS
Range Since
405
*88 Va
Consolidated
General
APRIL 24
,
Bonds
94 Vi
115
Fillsbury Mills Inc. 3 lis s £ debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Eric 2%s 199G June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
General mortgage 5s scries B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
WEEK ENDED
Week's Rang*
Interest
Exchange
i
/
-
-
-
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
the following
In
extensive list
we
furnish
a
AND
RANGE
Friday
H
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stoek Exchange
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum
Corp class A__ ___1
Products
—1
Inc
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire Co
Adam
Consol Industries Inc
Aerojet-General
Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing
Aero
Supply
see
page
APRIL
Shares
Friday
Surpass Shoe Stores——
Petroleums Ltd
—
4%
1.800
4%
Jan
5% Mar
Agnew
7
6 Vi
7 V
8
2,000
5%
Jan
8% Mar
Ajax
20%
600
17%
Jan
22 Vi
Jan
Alabama
7V4
7%
7V4
8%
Jan
Alabama
85%
83 Vi
87%
5,800
53Vi
Feb
97Vi
Feb
Alan
1
12 Vi
12%
12 7i
6,700
9%
Jan
13% Mar
7%
7%
7%
6,200
4% Mar
9% Mar
35.
600
7Vi Mar
Great
Power
Wood
Southern
4.20%
for Week
Shares
Range
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
13%
Jan
%
Jan
!
Jan
l.v
5,300
13612 136%
™50c
10
131
90
87
%
50
•
10
33%
33Vi
90%
34%
—100
83%
83V4
85
1
8%
8 Va
90 %
preferred- —100
Steel Co
cumulative preferred
Alaska
Airlines Inc
5%
y
Sales
Week's
of Prices
•
4Vi
20%
Sale Price
Par
High
1
1
Last
STOCKS
LOW
High
intended to include every s
?A
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
1
i
Corp__
Manufacturing
For footnotes
ENDED
4V4
—10
common
WEEK
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
Week's
beginning
Exchange for the week
Stock Exchange itself and is
April 20 arid ending Friday, April 24. It is compiled from the report of the American
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
.
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
8%
7,000
100
3,200
Jan
High
18% Mar
IYb
138
Jan
Apr
91% Apr
23%
Jan
35% Mar
78
Jan
85
Mar
The Commercial
IB
,
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, April' 27^959
.
(1052)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Ml
6%
9%
7%
2,600
9%
24,700
6%
Feb
7
Feb
9%
4%
4%
2,500
3%
Jan
5 V*
Jan
4%
4%
8,300
3%
Jan
5% Mar
10 %
50
10%
10%
700
46
50
12%
12%
13
9,200
14%
14%
15%
5,000
American
Book
American
Electronics
Co
80
100
1
cumulative preferred
American Beverage
common;
100
——i~
3%
3%
115
5,000
3%
175
18y6
16%
18%
36%
36%
37
Inc
Meter
American
Co
6%
American
Natural
American
Petrofina Inc class A
Co
Gas
American
Eeal-Kap
Writing
•
37%
<_2
11%
11%
Anacon
1
Ltcf_><
Mines
Lead
Post
4%
35%
3%
18%
9%
9%
4.75
4%
30
Jan
Jan
Central
4%
Jan
5
M Jan
14%
1,900
9% Jan
11%
8%
8%
6%
BV*
6%
—2.40
«
7
6%
10,200
2,200
Jan
9%
5% Jan
8
Mar
90%
90%
93%
Jan
99% Mar
32%
32%
34
7,900
32%
Apr
41%
Jan
.—5
65%
62%
67
25,600
46%
Jan
67
Apr
96
Apr
100
Jan
16%
16%
18
3,600
11%
Jan
21
Feb
Jan
32%
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
Power Si Light—
preferred——
Arkansas
4.72%
.
1
32%
28%
32%
31,400
1
6%
5%
6%
13,100
7%
27%
7%
7%
6% Mar
22% Jan
1%
1 m
16,600
1% Jan
1
4
3%
4%
1
2%
2%
3
lc
6%
6%.
6%
_2 50
—400
51
American dep rets reg
Food Stores Inc
Associated
of
Associated Laundries
Si
America
Co
Gas
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Associated Tel Si Tel—
Class
A
del
Line
27
*
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantica
Feb
7
102
10c
61%
Golfo
Sugar
5p
Consolidated Alining &
Development Corp
-10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warrants—
3%
8% Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Cockshutt
3%
Apr
Colon
7% Mar
100
21% Jan
3
102
1,400
63%
1% Jan
2,500
4%
15,100
15%
7,800
3%
52
Atlas
Plywood
Audio
20,300
Products
12%
12%
13%
24%
6%
4,000
Consol
Cuban
4%
1,800
~4%
4%
48
50
9%
Jan
Consol
Diesel
Mar
Jan
26%
Jan
5
Baker
A
50
Industries
Baldwin
de
los
Corp
;
Steel
convertible
—
class
Ties
Co
Inc
A——
5
Apr
Mar
Jar.
27 'ft
Apr
Feb
51 *
Feb
British
Amer
7%
7%
13%
12%
13 y2
7V4
7%
24%
Amer
Brown
dep rets
Company
Brown
Form an
9%
9%
17%
15 Va
18
40%
40%
41%
1
6%
«■
preferred_100
10%
23y2
Bruck
Mills
Ltd
19.800
35%
ft: ■ 4%
,
Burma
Jan
28
Jan
83% Mar
Jan
15% Mar
15%
1,000
2%
2%
7
6%
7
®
_1
common
•
-
_c
'
7%
7%
32
115
9%
2,700
Feb
100
225
8
30% Jan
6%
1,250
2%
3&
39%
39%
40%
7%
7%
3%
Jan
6% Jan
126
2%
63
2% Mar
6,200
39%
6,500
"
Jan
Jan
.
;
—
•
39%
-ft
Feb
7% Apr
9% Mar
34
Feb
126
Apr
3i7c Apr
Apr
46
Jan
7 A Mar
600
—
8
A Feb
7'AMar
-
39%
100
37
Jan
7Ib8
69,500
13%
14 y8
11,300
34%,
34
10
1
Bf—«,
8A Jan
41%
Jan
35%
2,100
7%
7%
7%
9
9
9%
3,300
2,500
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16%
21
2,900
"bv*
V..?7.% Sh/*
10
Mar
16%
Apr
21
Jan
1%
2%
31,900
9%
7%
9%
4,100
1% Apr
7% Jan
8%
8%
2,600
7% Jan
9
8%
10%
10
8%
9
3 %
1
.
3%
1
11%
"
ord
1,200
10
Apr
8%
3%
8,900
2% Jan
15%
15
2,000
400
15
Jan
Jan
*' : 3%
4Vs
■" 5%
Banco
de
Aviation
24%
los
Andes
2%
12 %
Apr
Ltd—
I50
preferred
50
6%
cumulative
Calvan
Camden
Consol
Fire
preferred
1
•
1.50
12% Jan
Mar
9
4% Mar
17% Feb
2%
Jan
4% Mar
9%
9%
3,000
6%
Jan
10% Mar
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
6%%
Co
Ltd
Co
preference
For footnotes
Ltd
page
•
—__20
35.
36%
Jan
Apr
2% Feb
20% Apr
5% Mar
23% Jan
59%
59%
50
58
Apr
8% Mar
Feb
23%
19% Mar
4,200
Jan
10y8 Mar'
8%
Jan
6%
59,700
2%
Jan
V. 9 %
9%
37.300
7%
Jan
10% Mar
18%
19%
11,100
Feb
22% Mar
1,300
6%
,
9%
,
25,200
200
ft
6%
.
7%
20%'
sV2
Jan
1
18%
8%:
6 Vb
16
7
Mar
.8%
1334
Cuban
Tobacco
I '
18%
900
14% Feb
16.%! Mar
800
13%
Jan
167/a Mar,
20
400
19 Vb
ft 4%
Jan
20
Apr
1,800
4% Jan
9
Apr
100
;r,
7%
4%
Jan
3% ftft'
4,3, Apr
47/8 Alar
■
26.100
25,800
51
Apr
G5%
Jan
19%-
87,500
13%
Jan
19%
Apr
8%
13""%
'12%
;
1,500
'
ft
42:
42,
.
"4 '
-8% Feb
7% Mar
1,100
.8;
13%
3% Mar
2% Jar.
'3:%
55%
3%
51
19% ft .17=8
■;
ft;
12%
15%
Feb
4%
3,400
4
Apr
15
ftftft 8%-
a%
100
8
Feb
11
"ft
18
:;;i7%
V %
.ft
11 ft
19%
Jan'
Mar
2%
Jan,
42%
ft
„
%
ftft',% Mar i
151,600
,10
12
Jan
Mar
7
12
Feb
23%
400
Jan
ft 9
12
—
:
2
17% Apr
2
* 2;%-. ft 5,700
V 3 '7 % 403% ft/ft 150
% ■ft
%o
vtc
Lighting Inc,.—
.—2.50
Curtis Manufacturing Co .class
A
4
Jan.
.37
210
ft.'.,-
2%
50c
—
Jan
Feb
46
41% Apr
250
4ft. ft
...
Oil
Apr
100
51
5
Oil Co
Cuban-Venezuelan
Feb
16%
20%
6%
"A"
Curtis
Jan
15%
1
(Md)
common
Jan
Mar
19%
;•
~~7%
common
American
Cuban
1%
15%
'■
15%
partic—*
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—•
$1.12 preferred
2.50
Co
Drug
8% Mar
-8%
16%
20%
ft 16% ft.;.
1
Petrdleum
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan.
Apr
9% Mar
ft
^"ft
ft:;
D
ft^ftft-ft.ftftft
Daltch
Brothers
Inc——.
Day Mines Inc
10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
35
Dejay Stores common-——_——50c
Dennison Mfg class A common
—5
8%
debentures—100
200
48
Apr
52
100
56% Jan
28%: 29Vs
Productions. Inc
Gasket
Detroit
ftft3%:
3%
&
Manufacturing
r 3%
'
1'
Inc—1
'
Ltd
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Distillers
25o
Diversey
dep rets ord
6s 8d
i—1
lc
reg
(The) Corp.
Specialty Stores—
Ltd
Petroleum
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
2%
Bridge Co Ltd
Steel & Coal ord
& Chemical
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
Co
Ltd
Drilling
——
:
Co——-——
1
.1
•
•
1
10
33,500
Jan
13%
Jan
1
Apr
163'4 Jan
1%
Jan
10% Mar
Co
Feb
Feb
3
13%
Jan
11%
7,600
20%
1,300
: 17% : 17%
8,900
15
Jan
18% Mar
11'ft
100
;10
Jan
12% Mar
'
22
•
41 »•:
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•
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27
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9
70
-'ft
;73-
.'47%
Jan
12
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
38%
Apr '
10%
Apr
19
Apr
5,100
.6% Mar
"7%
403e
12.000
Apr
41
19
Jan
33y2
Jan
Apr
Feb
300
60
Jan
41% Mar
75
v Apr 1
400
45%
Jan
53%
15,200
10%
10 ft
•
:
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26
23%
3434
7.
? 27.'-
Apr
125
6,200
-
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20%
1,100
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36%!r: 36% 3711
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10%
11%
6%-'" ft634ft-7 f
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9% Mar
334
352
5%
5%
6
34
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11%
35%'''
l'l%
34"■
20,400
26 %
25'4
•
__
•
Jan
9%
3.200
11,200
400
2,400
96,600
6
Jan
9%
Apr !
3%
Jan
3J|
Apr
3%
Jan
6V2 Mar
6%
3%
•
1
3%
24% Feb
10%
1
•
Sulphur & Potash Co
Corp or America.!.—
Apr
1% Feb
'20"%
10s
Dynamics
7%
20%
8%-'
——__—1
—
Apr
4% Peb
10%'ft
8'%r<*---;;'a%i•"
;
(The)
Apr
Feb
Jan
ft:5% Jan
-ft
ft 700
—1
Corp
,■
2.500
•
2 %•
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37
147
9%
5.200
3*8
"22J/4
20%
-
47 V2
Hosiery class B common
Duval
nr:
r
ft
Feb
2%
1,600
•
Feb
Jan
29Tb Mar
Laboratories—
Rubber Co Ltd—
,
dep rets ord reg
Test
10,500
rift. S2%
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22
334'
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1
12%*.
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6%
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37
Apr
18
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20fts
Jan
Jan
29
139% Jan
190
11%
>
1734
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(Allen
•
19%
11
common
Harris
Dunlop
•
—32.50
Exploration
&
19%'
12 ft'
3%'
^ *
common—•
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Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Corp
3 %
500
1,200
145 ••••
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preferred
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33 a
36%
1
35%l
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stock
common—.——7.50
Inc
37/'a Jan
33% Jan
i
Ltd—
Co
-1
5% Jan
•
36%-
Apr
2i% Mar:
15% Jan
2,000
'
Feb
8% Mar
16%
Jan
300
5%
4
29%
4% Jan
2,500
2034
5%
.-T5%
—1
Development Corp of America
3,400
1,800
-13
2oy2
5%
,
Desilu
ft
•
(
20%ft
..
7%
6%
y ' ;
1
.
'■*;
29
1
2.50
20
2.50
Crystal Dairies Inc
Dayega Stores Corp common5%
preferred
:
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Jan
8Vb
Feb
23
Jan
32% Mar
25%
Jan
39% Mar
4%
Jan
12% Apr
61% Jan
48%
58
3%
3%
2,200
37%
37%
37%
300
8%
8%
8U
18,200
•
common
i—.
see
1
Apr
5
Co
Durham
58
1
5
.
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Jan
2%
-
'
Common.—
Publishing
Internat'l
Cork
Crown
$2
1,100
20%
6"%
Jan
20
8%
~
Dorsey
48
50
Oil Si Gas Co
Insurance
59%
Feb
%
6%
1 %
,6%
7 5%
20%
•
-
Petroleum
Feb
4
10,800
preferred
$2.50
5%
6,%
i%
20 V4
6
Feb
8
3%
21%
21
.
$3.00
700
99,100
6
20
&
Duke. Power
27%
10 Ya
6 .ft
10c
•
—10
—1
Inc
Driver
5,400
Feb
21%, Feb
DuMont
66,400
Apr
8
2,800
..
19% Jan
Feb
4%
25%
14%
Jan
31%
Apr
22% Mar
300
.
12% Feb
%
3%
24%
18
7,100
13%
30%
Jar.
■"
13%
V* Jan
4%
9,400
1% Mar
13%
10% Apr
31%
Jan
24%
;23
.13/4. :
1
6,100
«■
Mar
40
Jan
30
18,400
10c
17
Apr
1%
26% Jan
%
Inc
Feb
29%
9.
Co
American
Eastern
12%
300
200
Variiish
&
Duraloy
Calif
12,400
29%
11%
Calgary Si Edmonton Corp Ltd
18,400
.14%
29%
Paint
A
9%
1%
153/4
29%. 30%
ft 1%
Apr
10%
12 %c
6% Mar
Jan
%
4
4»/4 Mar
{•
11%
1
Jan
Jan
6%
2.50
.
Feb
2%
2001
8%
5 %
26,600
.ft'ftft 5%
4
-ft.
Apr
6.800
shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Api-
Apr
7
1,100
6,100
Dome
Apr
8% Feb
Jan
li°o
.
12%
1%
37 %
8%
1
Apr
10%
Jan
Jan
7%
Diversified
50c
common
5%
.8%
Dominion Tar
17
Feb
7
29% Mar
1%
8% Jan
Mar
16,400
...
Jar.
Jan
4
6%
15% Jan
7% Jan
19%
,4,900
25,500
.8%
6% Mar
29
Jan
1%
13% Feb
*
1
common
May
6%
13%
1
preferred
710
1
%
6% Mar
51% Mar
2% Jar.
32,400
.
ft-*
Jar.
24%
7
American
£1
<
Anr
5% Feb
6,000
10c
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs
£1
common
1%
35,800
5,300
32%
98
£1
common
rets
96
14%
%
Jan
Apr
38% Mar
•
10c
Davidson
Corp
(The) Company
dep
Jan
2%
Mines Ltd—
American
Apr
43% Feb
39
15%
Jan
Jan
130
Jan
18%
150
99% 100
33%
1,200
.
Jar.
Mar
ill
Inc
Crown
Apr
600
.1
Machine Co
Hill
Mar
7
108
'27,200
-5%
,
1% Apr
11% Jan
300
.
27
Jar.
16
1,850
43
ey2 Mar
Jan
1,200
Apr
Corp
Crown Central
13% Mar
6V* Apr
20c
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker
4% Jan
5,900
60c convertible preferred
6% serial preferred
&
9
15% Apr
74%
reg
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Buell Die
15% Mar
Ltd—
class
Company
Rights (expire
Feb
24%
Jan
100
59
Distillers
S F
5%
6%
1,530
Ifir
'ft
,
23%
49^
200
lia
Xl3%
'8%
Crowley Milner & Co
Apr
13% Mar
45
18% Mar
6,200
73%
Co—
ord
Rubber Co
Jan
Jan
10% Jan
300
6%
5
common
cumulative
Brown
6%
2,150
*
Co
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
11%
2,500
19%
■
Ltd
Jan
4
41% Mar
5,000
7%
-22%
„3
Power
Petroleum
3%
3,000
1
dep rets oTd bearer—
dep rets ord reg
British Columbia
British
B
7%
American Tobacco—
Amer
4%
2,300
2%
10%
Apr
.300
ft-
Mar
19 ft
Materials
Creole
Mar
24% Mar
1% Mar
8%
1
Apr
85
Industries
Crowell-Collier
-
50o
__1
Co
Petroleums
100
3,600
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord„*
Breeze Con; common—
*
Britalta
11,800
15,300
,
British American Oil
1%
8%
4
13%
..
Manufacturing Co
1%
8%
42%
Company Inc
Bridgeport Gas
17% Jan
,
9%
American dep receipts (ord reg)—11
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
50c
Jan
5,600
5y» Mar
-72%
;;
Engineering—1
Commercial Corp
1
Courtaulds
Jan
26
2% Jan ^
28yH
2? ft 27%
* ft.- 6%
&V8
9* "ft. ft ft 9 ft- 1(i
—1.25
Inc
.
Feb
8%
24%
13%
■
5
19%
Feb
Apr
Apr
Mar
■11%
-
.
8
&
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Cott
Beverage Corp
Jan
Jan
13%
24
Fee
,
27
•
20c
Inc
Lines
Air
Corroon
Apr
Apr
7,400
42%
.
,
7
21%
3%
~4
12%
Jan
67
470
ft
25ft
Coro
Jan
Mar
2A
4% Jan
2,600
23
'
12
1% Mar
19,800
7%
13%
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brlllo
4%
/
Jan
18%
23%
1%
19%
42%
common
In;
17%
21
1
—
5prior cumulative
3
9,800
1
.
Inc
common:
100
common—25
& Co common—
Bobbie Brooks Inc:
>
Bourjois
1
50c
Blumenthal (S)
Borne Chemical
115
3% Jan
53,200
7%
7.50
common
common
(H C) Co
9
lil
17%
~
.
Watch
4%
Mil*'
25c
«
(A 8) Shoe Corp
Bohaek
4%
1A
1
—
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Blauner's
4%
11%
14%
Mar
7
Feb
'24%
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (II) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
> Class
B non-voting
Mar
8% Mar
11%
Continental
Apr
19
1
.
Inc
Beau-Brummel
Benrus
19
Jan
4
Corp:
Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp.
Blckford's
Feb
16
18,800
m
*
Corp
Basic
Beck
15
700
50c
■
Barry Controls In'c class B
6%
1,950
17
9
Light Si Power Ltd
Brothers
Bearings
19
16%
8%
Jan
Continental
—;
Oil Ltc?—i_
Barium
17%
17
lc
■
Andes
Barcelona Tr
Barker
9
17%
shares
American
Banff
x
common
Baldwin Securities
Banco
1
1
.
Inc
Rubber
6%
7% Mar
9%
40 Va
50c
Smelt Ltd
Ray
Sun
Aviation
Cook
I
;
23%
Continental
Apr
B
.—
Jar.
26%
—-10
Inc—
Continental
7% Mar
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Class
Jar.
Jan
100
.
'
5 j.o
4%
17%
.9,6.00'
14%
130
ft
114% 130
ft'ft. 37% '.3f%
./.ft;".::'
;ft
5% ft'.'r ft 5%! 5%
1
Petroleum Corp
Electric Corp-
Continental
Mar
Jan
35
\l Jan
1,000
1
Mining &
Consolidated
Apr
Jan
3%
1,500
Feb
{'& Mar
Jar.
-13/8
Co
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
13% Mar
3%
Stone
Containers
Connelly
4% Jan
15% Feb
Apr
14%
15%
1965
to
ext
Vtc
Apr
20
643,4
108 V2
54%
.
500
Machinery—
Shoe
Compo
Apr
6%
Jan
3% Apr
11,500
5%
Non-voting non-cum preferred
1
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common—_3
"ft;
'
'•
■
.}*"■
&
3%
3% Apr
13%
8,900
22%
1
Inc
Sand
Consolidated
23
10c
Inc
Steel
3%
3%
1
Corp...
Devices
Automatic
15
15%
ft
Feb
72% ft
—J•
Community Public Service
Jan
Atlas
—
Jar.'
103% Jar.
21%
.
•
Co
(Canada)
Ltd
63%
Jan
9%
90
-
700
3%
18% "19
1ft
100
vtc——.
Equipment
Farm
Co
Oil
Colonial
Apr
106%
Apr
1,700
4,700
'
2% Jan
180
.
—
3
;
Caribbean Oils
Coastal
32% Mar
llVa Feb
Jan ft
Jan ;
22%
-
•
&
Feb
31,100
10G
—
—1
Hosiery Co
3%
28
-
10c
Lambert Manufacturing—_4
Clopay Corporation
—1
Club Aluminum Products €0—
•
Clayton
Apr
;27%ft.27%-
Co
Corporation—_—
Clary
Claussner
2% Jan
3,900
-4,700
28
2%
2%
•
Co
Apr
Mar
30%
"ft "
:>7% ''•ft"7%Vr7%i;
1
—1
lc
1
Manufacturing Co——^—1
7A
*
participating
Atlantic Coast
5%
Industries—
Electric
Associated Oil
28
21
Feb
Jan
13%
ft 'io%. 10%
2fe% * 27' ft:
10%
Inc—:
Controller
Clarostat
2ft Feb
A
preferred
Aro Equipment Corp_
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Mining-:
Corp.—
Corp
Ghromalloy
29% Mar
1%
Convertible
Jan
Jar.
6%
3%
-
-
Clark
Mar
2V«
Apr
'
ft-
1-
1
of America-
OH
Christiana
8% Mar
27%
2,400
3,500
Armstrong Rubber class A
pfd
preference
Co
Consolidated
Chief
Cinerama
.—
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Associated
92
100
—
warrants
Armour Si Co
440
1
14%
1% Ap:
80
-100
100
*-<■
41'e
__—_--i_10
—2.50
Charls Corp common
10
Charter Oil Co Ltd
-i—
1
Cherry-Burrell common
—8
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc_—10
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
4
Convertible
Apr
A
11% Mar
6% ft
1,0.00
22% ft ftl,600
io%
14,200
19%
13,300
^ t'^v;
preferred—i—ft-—*
10
Investors lnc_———
—-2
Chamberlin
Feb
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Power Co 4pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
5
——1
—;
Light
&
Power
Century
Jan
Feb
4,500
17%
.18%..;
3% >;
$1.50 eonv
Apr
8% Mar
10%
10%
21%
10%
10%
Century Electric Co common
Apr
1 %
18%
Jan
Jar.
ft:,1: 25
-
'
108
*
5%
6%;.: ; o,'!
22%
■
Feb
5
Jan
7,000
72
Co—-
Power
preferred—-
3.50%
Mar
37
112
900
„
64%
61%
106
Apr
2,900
11%
10%
,
643/4
106%'
——1
Corp.:—
Central Securities Corp common—
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A" shares
Maine
Central
10%
,
10%
-
—10
1
—
Corp
Hadley
Central
Jan
Apr
Apr
1%
9,800
1%
; 3034, 30%
•
America
of
Corp
Instruments
Cenco
4^
31
Jan
27,100
;.
ft
1%
10%
■
2s 6a
1
common
& Co—
(A M)
Catalih
Apr
12% Mar
Feb
3%
2,500
9%
Castle
39
4% Jan
31
3,500
18%
■
12%
Apr
10%
10,500
H
17
36
115
Products
Caspo
•
300
%
2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd,:
11%
Apr
45% Feb
9% Mar
dep rets B ord
Co common-
(J W)
Carter
Apr
40 % Mar
68% Jan
3,500
1,100
3%
20c
Products
18%
37
Jan
9,100
26,600
4%
5'
Oil Co class A—-,—
Amurex
Anchor
38
12,600
34%
4%
5
common
High
Mar
"
5,400
14%
>14.
Co
American
Mar
123
Jan
31% Mar
111%
1
preferred
Paper
1,600
44
10
9%
98% 115
39
33%
10
—1
common
5%
American Thread
American
41%
44
-
pfd—25
American Photocopy Equip Co
New common (when issued)
Jan
11% Jan
38% Jan
——•
<
98
33
3
.
Ltd—
Carreras
5% Mar
70,500
•
111
4
tti
'%
.ft
.
--1%:
Products
5
& Kennedy Inc
>
U—————5.50
Power & Light $5 pfd
Carolina
Feb
86
1% Jan
87,300
1,300
121
1
Machine
——20
American Manufacturing Co com
25
American Laundry
Jan
1
Baxter
Carey
17% Mar
Carnation
80
OiljS Ltd
•
7%
--7%
City
Capital
13% Mar
Jan
1%
Petiofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
-6c
Canal-Randolph
Corp—*
—1
65% Mar
11%
750
81%
80
Low
41ft
28%
\
——
Northwest Mines &
Can
Aluminum Co ol America—
$3.75
Range >ince Jan. 1
Mure
High
4ft
Canadian
11% Mar
>36% Feb
8% Feb
2,500
8
—
;—
8% Jan
Marconi
Canadian
Apr
4%
9%
Low
4ft
-
-
*
_10c
Oils Ltd
Canadian Homestead
8% Mar
4%
.
1
Paper Corp
Inc.
7,/a
for Week
Range.
ol fti<r»
Par
vtc_l
Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
42% Apr
1
■
convertible preferred—:
Allied Control Co Inc_—
Allied
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
10
1
—<—~
5%*£
Alsco
Last
gale Frte*
Low
34% Jan
__10c
Pictures Corp,
lets
bitarei
n
High
—
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied /
2|T0CKg
American Stock Exchange
Salea
Week'a
Friday
WEEK ENDED APRIL
Canada
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
All American
at **rn
Lav
FOR
RANGE
tar WHk
|um
Isle Prim
Exchange
Stock
American
Sales
Week's
Lad
6TOCKW
3% Apr
36%
7% Jan
5
35
35
100
Feb
33%
Jan
E
60% Mar
4% Jan
37%
Apr
10 3/4 Mar
Feb
5
Feb
Apr
38
Max
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States Corp
;$7
$6
.
25
Iron
preferred series A_
preferred series B—
Edo Corporation class A—:
Elder Mines Limited
44
44%
400
38V«
44%"
common——J._—1
40 %
2,700
x—_——
,vi
J—!—•
1
—
1
168
170." '';v
15%*"-r-? 14Ta
1%
lfft"
15% '
lie"
Jan
41
100
160
2,700
-
13
iS--00
Feb
51
Jan
41% Feb
Jan
189% Feb
Jan
30%
175
177
-
Feb
Jan
lil
18% Mar
Jan
1% Jan
V
'
Number 5841
Volume 189
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1953)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
...STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
&
Bond
Electrographic
common
Communications Inc
Electronic
/
1
FOR
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
367a
377k
1774
7,300
'-1,600
•
14%
Jan
1974
Feb
Insurance Co
of
28%
7-3,7,800
36.14
Par
Industrial
Jan
International
Breweries Inc
387k
Jan'
167k Mar
Jan
Emery Air Freight Corp—————20 c
30% •
28%
31% ';*♦» 7,500
-7 " 100
Empire District Electric 5% pl'd—1-100
1007 k 1007k
Empire .Mill work, Corp——:
ul" ;<• ' 9% V >
9%
107i
3,800
V. 57a
Equity Corp common...
—10c 57 k
57k
25,200
$2 convertibe preferrecL———_1;; } 5174 / v5l
goo
52%
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common,-:.—1"
V'r
7%
774
77k
5,900
> i 400
6% cum 1st preferred™—___—^_10
12 7 k •
*"■•12
12 7b
"Ere Manufacturing Col—
1
107k • -10 7a
10%
:'1,200
Esquire Inc
1
9
; 9.
9:> ::
300
.3'
Eureka Corporation Ltd!,-.
$1 or 25c
ft
26,800
Eureka Pipe f.ine commoinl...—;_10
\
19
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98
Jan
*
'i
12% :13 10
.
4,600
*
' 1%
s
1%
■-
.
67k Mar
407k
Jan
607 k Mar
'77k Apr
117k Jan
9 74 Mar
97 k
117k
13
Feb
87k
117k
North
Oil
Investors
Iron
117k Mar
-
Jan
147k
,,
7k
Jan
25
1297b
Feb
147k
2,100
127k
Jan
1674
Feb
337 k
1,200
29
Mar
3474
Apr
377k
3874
3.200
37% Apr
457k
10%
1
Fair-child Camera & Instrument
2074
1
F»jardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shs of beneficial int
1
$2-preferred
t
,
193,4: 2174
107',4
-5,700
89 v,109 7a
123k
167k
.1
lft
Fllmways".Inc.
177k
177 k
2.100
16
12%
16%
106,900
11
107k
27 k
11%
1,800
37k
4,000
8074 Mar
82
Apr
18-
217k
18.300
14%
Jan
217k
Apr
67k
3,700
57k
Jan
7
Feb
2074
11,600
27k
13,100
17,;
20,400
1
3
20%
.1
57k
—,.
1
20
574
/
17
/:
■
12
5074 Jan
157a
Apr
187k
175
277k
Jan
2%
2*
%
29
American
.
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y
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y
dep rets ord reg—i.1—TJE1
8%
;
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1.25
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Gellman
Mfg
General
Alloys
Builders
General
New
'
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447 k
612
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347k
87k*";
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900
9%
174
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47k
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11,400
"250
46.800
2%
557 k
57%'.-
49%
v
56.800
"34.
34'k
2:500
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21,7k,*'2274
;
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69 ?
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1174
47k
14
35,300"'
-2 200
107k
1% Jan
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1
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27,
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Great
6%
-
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21
8
74
Jan
,.
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4'—-— 25
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flccla Mining
Co
10c
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coitiuion
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preferred
Hercules
Galion. Products
._10c
Inc.
25c
(R)
fnc
& Co
-
Ilofmann
Industries
Iloilinger
Consol
Corp
—
Inc
Gold
—-25c
Mines——„_5
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Holly Stores Inc—————
1
Hoiophane Co common
•
Holt.fHenry 1 &. Co_.j
u
—1
Holly
—
<
Oil
Class
Co
Hoover Ball
Hormel
Lid
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•
A
B
(Geo
Bearing Co_
514 4
/
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Jan
,
3
■
■
1674
Apr
Apr
r.-
Jan
187k
•
47k Feb
2074 Jan
137k
*r
;
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.23
Feb;
337% Feb
,/
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Jan
7471 Mar
37k
Jan
"67/Mar
474
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5
Jan
17k
Jan
66
T
5,800
4,700 ;
7,$oo
37k
774 Mar
77k Apr
;
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547k
.
.750.
2,100
30
747k
"2%
Feb
8
Jan
Feb
75
Apr
Apr
1274 Jan
1
j
/To;
45
Jan
197k
Jan
Jan
Apr
39
Jan
' 94 74
7174
,
Mar
100
Mar
75
Jan
674 Mar
4,600
47k
Jan
10J600
5%
Jan
107k Mar
24 Q0
217k
Jan
29
Apr
15%
Apr
'1574
8400
97 k
22,300
TOO
47k
167s
37k"
/
;
87k
29
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16%:'
/
30
.
5 74
53s
434
9
5,800
-
177
b
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Jan
57k Mar
Jan
97k Mar
1174
4.300
1%
674
y,
Feb
18% Mar
-3%
97k-'
•
97k
47k
9,800
2%
Jan
47k
97k
10%
1,100
9
Jan
107k
10
1400
77k
Jan
11
3,200
27b
Jan
37k Mar
1,700
317k
Jan
367k Mar
.9%
'
.3'
3374
■37
3,374'
27k '
3474
2%"
2
374
.
a
101,800
174
Jan
100
3
Jan
200
43
Feb
800
334
297k
G.900
187k
46
457k
46
3374 '
187« '
337k
34
1874
19 74-
1774
18'2
2,800
29:,4
30%
500
/
A)-- He Co—
15
_*
preferred
Howell Electric
.
Humble Oil
—100
;
Motors
Hubbell (Harvey)
*
Inc.
Co-
-
common
Refining
&
Apr
Apr'
Mar
27k
Apr
47k
Apr
50
Jan
Jan
377k
Apr
1774 Mar
2174
Jan
217b
Jan
28
33
Mar
Apr
2.50
Products
——5
Mar
Feb
287k
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—♦
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5,
Imperial Toll of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr .& Light 4% pfd—100
Industrial
En f-crprises
Industrial
Hardware
footnotes
Inc
Mfg Co
see
page 35
1
McKee
Mead
50c
574
.
I
8674
Iron
57k
5%
Mieromatic
•'
Apr
237k
Apr
137k Mar
1474 Mar
Feb
37 k Mar
2% Jan
12
Mar
9
Jan
6
Mar
5% Jan
800
12% Apr
47k Jan
5
2,200
874
8
87k
2,200
4
47k
7
4,000
12 3 4
13%
167k
8 74
14%
77k
1774,
87k
137b
1374
14%
347k
57k
347k
57k
57k
5 Vk
157k
87k Mdr
Jan
.100
*
r
Sft Jan
2,000
Jan
57k Mar
Jan
3
17% Mar
1,000
197k
25%
800
30 74 Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
11% Jan
16
10%
57k
19
Jan
13% Mar
97k
Jan
1774
169,100
47k
Jan
•
Apr
147k Mar
3,900
13%
Jan
i.
157k
10
33%
Apr
900
474
Jan
57k
Apr
6%
Jan
7 7k
Apr
Jan
87,600
Jan
Jan
40
18
19 7 k
12.800
18
Apr
2574
27%
28%
850
20
Jan
297k
~27k
2%
27 k
12,800
147 b
147 k
1474
.500
5
1
1
30c,
—2.50
607k
17k
*
147k
Apr
3 74 Mar
Jan
Apr
•
Mar
20
58%
6134
10.300
53% Jan
627k Alar
2974
127k
-2
2974
100
27% Jan
34
12 7k
127k
2,100
11%
Apr
147k Mar
Jan
Jan
137k
1374
13%
5,200
107k
23 72
1
23%
24%
8,100
1574 Jan
27 k
5,600
17k
137k Apr
27k
17k
,
9
Feb
107k Feb
227k
2874
Jan
Apr
4% Mar
42%
57b
2,500
1,700
Jan
197k Mar
227k Jan
2474 Mar
2474
24
267k
2,600
24
5
457k
41 7
46
7,300
29%
4,200
11%
IfVr
b
17k
10%
£1
Ltd—
Apr
28%
Apr
Jan
Feb
4674 Mar
Miller
Wolil
Co
1
3.050
5,500
•
67k
16
3,300
5,400
40% Apr
217k Jan
2074
6,700
Chemical
Vernon
274
4.500
12 7«
900
137k
147k
700
1
50
-•
100
—10c
"ctfs"
preferred
1
1
1
pfd—•
1
4
Muntz
Tel
States
Mountain
TV
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Inc
& Tel
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co common
Muter
Company
common
374
2.50
100
1
15
74
8%
100
17
4.000
874 Apr
13% Jan
x257k
267k
2,600
23% Jan
77 k
1,400
1,300
36
36
7%
367k
1474
147k
147k
75
57k
34% Jan
137k Jan
1017k
34
-
127k
17k
lft
347k
137k
17k
11%
477k
457k
487k
23,400
35
37%
5,000
89%
90
96%
89
153
300
3,600
70
96%
20
8974
200
155
90
/
15%
16%
19,400
"37k
167k
"4%
700
Apr
107k
,,
197k
Jan
Feb
Feb
29
Mar
8
f
Mar
37
Feb
167k Mar
104
Feb
Jan
Feb
38
Apr
20%
Jan
H Jan
l7/a
Jan
37
Jan
52%
Apr
21
Jan
41%
Jan
31
103,400
13
Jan
Jan
Jan
1874 Mar
11% Jan
8
127k
86% Feb
93
Jan
907k Jan
9774 Mar
917k
Jan
89
Apr
148% Jan
157 % Mar.
127k Jan
2074 Jan
Jan
50% Feb
2%
Feb
4% Mar
374
Apr
Jan
44
574
~574
~6
18%
18%
19%
1607k
160
27k
27k
1
5
2.50
10
50c
26%
2674
5
Inc
Feb
Jan
Jan
24%
12% Apr
10% Jan
7%
Products
5974
297k
.
2% Jan
12%
50c
participation
Mills
.
127k
25%
Co
Metal
217k
13%
1574
RR
li3 Mar
19% Jan
1674
Mt Diablo Company
Mount
187k Mar
247k
36
cumulative
774 Mar
Jan
457k
100
4.80 74 cum preferred series B
100
4.5074 preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—.—•
674
Feb
IA Jan
437k
cumulative preferred
Investors
6
12
6,200
27?
Apr
1,500
174
preferred—*
50c
5
Company
82
6,300
674
16
174
237 a
207k
27k
Apr
657k Feb
Jan
7k
Warrants
Clemens
^
43
~
Moody
51
54% Feb
1
10
common
2674
1874. Feb
•
237k
Monongahela Power Co—
Mt
67k
15%
1%
1
187k Mar
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd-—
Molybdenum Corp of America-.
Montrose
400
577k82
Jan
8%
1
conv
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
4.4074
\
547k
73
Apr
157k Mar
1
common
Aluminum
2674
56
247a
Jan
107k Jan
5
4 % %
convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 574 pfd
Mirro
25%
'
807k
*
1
67k Jan
57k Jan
.1
Piping Co
Midwest
127k
37
165
27k
27
37
400
2,400
,
850
8,400
2,800
100
4%
4
774
1674 Jan
23
Jan
Jan
Apr
Mar
165
138
17k
25
Jan
Feb
28% Jan
Apr
274 Mar
28% Jan
37% Mar
U
107k
11%
5,700
774
Jan
1174
36%
36%
36%
100
31%
Jan
3674
774
87k
36,800
5%
Jan
1274
127k
8
Apr
Apr
974 Mar
N
Corp
—
1
Industries Inc
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Bellas
1
—8
Milling Co
National
Hess common
National Brewing Co
(Mich)
National Casket Company
Electric Weld Machines
Industries Inc
Jan
National
Presto
Research
48
Jan
National
147b
Feb
National
Rubber
8ft Feb
National
Starch
Corp
Machinery
Products
1
1
5
1
1
25c
2
-1
10
1
847k
Jan
90
Feb
National Steel Car Ltd
Jan
23
Apr
National Telefilm Associates
10c
National
Transit
common
1
800
11
Jan
1274
Apr
574
5%
57k
2,200
3%
Jan
57k
Feb
6 7k
57k
6%
3,500
574
Jan
7
Jan
6%
67k
67k
4,200
67k
Apr
474
474
47k
11,300
474
Jan
3
3
25 74- 257k
200
200
874 Feb
5%
37k Mar
Jan
2874 Mar
21% Feb
25
19
900
16
Jan
147 k
147k
400
13%
Jan
37k
4ft
44,400
107k
1074
107k
500
34
287k
347k
64,000
1874
20
800
17
60
70
2.000
52
177 k
17%
525
17
Jan
19%
874
974
2.300
47k
47k
300
_o
J I if
15
6874
874
Feb
27k Mar
1874
18%
—*
14
67k Mar
Apr
7k Jan
17
247k
1
Petroleum
Apt
374 Jan
li3
13,800
16
23%
1
Corp $1
Apr
Jan
Apr
167k
Co
Corp
Feb
20% Mar
Apr
2%
247k
Co—
States
Middle
Jan
Apr
2
lc
10c
50c
7
—
Co
As
Hone
Midland Oil
68 %
7
247 a
Corp—
Mid-West- Abrasive
Apr
1,800
12%
1,800
.
—1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
r 074 preferred
607r
100
87a
13%
434
1
Metal & Thermit Corp-
210
45,900
8
127 k
5
13
Mcnasco Mfg Co
-*
—
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Napco
12,20C
23
87k
National
44%
8574
700
18
As Co—.«•
(A G)
Johnson
Apr
9.90c
197k
A
4,000
97k
200
-1
10
(J W) Inc common
Mays
'
137k Mar
77k
-
37k
9
23 34
2074 Jan
7% Jan
7,500
91
137b
__
3%
9
100
13 74
Jan
__
23
1,400
37 k
3% Mar
1,000
l1"'*
1074 Mar
42 7«
44
1174
137k
1274
667k
1,400
1(1
Jan
2374
23
117k
3
80
6,600
41 r,
^
17
2274
3
Namm-Loeser's Inc
4:1V
-t
19% Mar
Inc
Nachman
■*
13 Feb
Jan
Industries
Manic
Feb
9,900
Jan
147k
20,600
1027k
23,500
7k
5,000
157 k
Jan
77k
5,700
237k
98
15%
4,500
137a
•
Feb
il-
23
117k
Jan
37k
•%
25c
Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
4{;|
Jan
374
18 7k
3%
18
14%
National
...v_£l
474
—
5
National
dep rets ord reg
Feb
217 k
140
28:,4
474
1474
Jan
24<i(J
17k
227k
66
6474
2,200
♦
3874
-
3
2%
5
—
Co
138
774
27k
:
Ltd
Jan
137k
157k
374 Mar
3%
warrants
Co
Apr
Imperial Chemical industries—
For
Communication
Jan
62 7k
—
Apr
174 Jan
Massey-Ferguson
Martin
<
55
13%
5,300
3
50c
Rubber
&
867k
I
American
Tire
12874
100
2,800
287k
——/
Stores
Mansfield
180
80
Mar
18
14% Jan
2%
27k
1774
Service Co
125
107 k
1274
100
*
Manufacturing Co—1___5
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food
1
_5
Apr
274
277k
Publications Inc
9974 100
100
Apr
197k
2%
%
Ine
—
1,200
57
36 7k
367k
Apr
18
*
274
1874
Inc
(The) Co—
37
135
135
600
46 74
•1
27 k
'
474
America Inc
136
567k
.•< 567k'
15 34
Chain—
Maine Public
Feb
13%
Mar
6.890
36
16
Jan
Marconi International Marine
Apr
Feb
Jan
9974
i
77k
9%\' ;
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J.
Ilurd Lock
3
1
'
&
Horn & llardart Baking Co_.
Horn & Hardarl
common.,...
5%
21%
,
Jan
Jan
747k
;
7%1'
3
1374
Jan
8%
1874'
-
Home
33'
1574;'
:—I
2
2974
99
Jan
Shipley
&
Mangel
Feb
7,400
9%
147k
2.50
j.
International
5 7k
Apr
2.000
42;/ v44-'
42
-
Jan
l.opo
75
Jan
University
(It G)
Steel
Macfadden
Jan
"
9
l.*
1
common—'
A
.
/
137k
174
70
34as" *■
-
;.
Jan
13%
Mack Trucks inc warrants
Feb
26
G%
■-
257 k
Highway Trailer Industries com-2—25c
7 % % cumulative preferred
—10
Corp
21/
Ctass
<+.
27%
Hiller Aircraft
Hoffman
"17n
-.5%
5
—:
Higbie Mfg Co common—
Hoc
'
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701.,',
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Co
7%
is,7
ptd...
v.^JioO-99%
^—-100
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&
Electric
IIcvi-Duty
67o
57^
25c—•
.
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Herold Radio
4;
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1—_4—r-~.—> » .%
•
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4%
.67«
367k
28% Jan
M
37b Feb
Jan
87k
;: 1.200
"5''%; 5 7k
(*7;, *
700
1274
17 74
1/
Lynch Corp
567k Apr
8%. Feb
-.1,900
,.
73 7k
*
67k
..—
Extension
Lunkenhelmcr
.
■2 V*
107k
v
,^.900
10%
71
Tnp—
Lllhog/aphiiig Co
Inc
-2,500
3174
10%
,
Bishop
l«7k
5tr.
21.600
21%
Jan
Mar
30
5
Louisiana Land & Exploration
357k Feb 9 V Apr
y
167k Mar
;;
u'-l*
117k.Jan
/
^700
15%"- 17
«8
101
1,500
10
Voting trust ctfs w i.—r—;
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation--
Apr*,;
..,
37k
2.600
3%
2074
Hartfield
Hazel
"4'
12%
Industries
Mesabl
3%
^—_—.~-2
14%
11%
25
*
;...2oo
13.7k
Apr
Jan
11,000
——.—&
of Delaware
Sessions Co
&
Jan
Jan
C5/.'. Jan
,8,
:7oo
13%
21
Apr
57k
25,050
1
Magellan Petroleum
Jan'
3374
v
42 J*fr3S&M
Harbor
Havana
9,900
*
Hall Lamp
Hastings Mfg
Hathoway Industries
3%
32
1674
1274 Mar
9674
V
20
19%
167k
1
Jan
24
Jan
'.17k
9,300
3 7«
;
18
75 pesos
1
(The) Co—
/Longines-Wiltnauer Watch Co
Mar
17k
/,27k Jan
.*••
jpt'
Hartford
77B
1,700
4674
Corp^
Apr
.
Gl,800
5%
100
157 k
i
Inc
Locke
1174 Mar
a
Mar
10%
••
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-
——I
*
94.400
87k
4
Foundry
Lodge
Jan
237k
% 31 % Jan ,
7% r Feb V;
1,900
8*
■
187k Apr r:
yr
500
274^
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Jan
'
20,900
-
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Lithium Corp of
:
1974 Jan
>25% Mar
57k Mar
'/17k
.7,100
5672
-;7-7k
V
12%
- Stores(-Produets—4
j_..5 -*•
Guild Films -Company. Lie .4
V,.-:-,--l0e.
Gulf States I.apd A; -lihlrtstries_J.4j50c '•» •
%.
Jan
174. Jan
;
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0
14 7 k
517k
3% '
■
.
42% V .3% ;
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Grocery
Western
Apr
37k Mar
'"■/'■•/■
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—
5,v
cumulative preferred
-leTVApf/
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a wnn
.3,800
;'
1%
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•
574
157k
Jan
17%
337kc
1
■
Mines Ltd
Lc Tourneau
,
Apr
15
1674
2
40
1
Lefcourt Realty Corp common
Leonard Refineries Inc
,
Feb
.25,400
'..2/300
'
774
137k
Apparel
La Salle
Apr
Jan;
,977 4 Apr
Jan
20V4
..'872
13%
'53%
Freehold
&
Jan
107k
14,700
317k
'
7.50
Lanston
13"k Mar
'
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1
5
5
1
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Shores
Lear
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15%"Apr/
20 74
35%
83k
Co J—5,4.'—1
common—60c
i 74
217k
35
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preferred series Aitl4
(frieaediecfe
Feb
197k
Coi.l Ltd
I.amb Industries
Apr
8874
.
Jan
107k
v
4 5J300,
„
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187k
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37a
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.
ft
Apr
37k
10,800
OIK
10'
.
1774
Lamson Corp
277.4 Mar
67k Jan./'
..
937/4 Mar
074 ;Apr >;
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37k Mar
Jan
ft
: 200
574
100
10c
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Feb/'
19 74
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4.800
Great
203i Apr
4474
Hotels Corp
Corp class A
Lakey
,
Apr
.'37
'
,
Jan
98%
/
1174
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;
Mar
1374
157 k
5%
1.25
—1
20c
kt'il.:'WJ
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/ 187k Jan
1, 41% Mar
.; 49 •. Jan
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77 7k Mar
Jan
177 k
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88%
.11%
,
A -__^.U0c
Minerals
L'Aiglon
Jan
237k Apr I
4% Mar
-
/
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7% Mar
IS
15%
2.50
& Co—
Company
Oil
ECropp (The) Forge Co
Krucger Brewing Co
874 Mar
3Q74 Jan
227k Apr
% 38,500'
600
••
Jan
■"
Mar
297a
Av Apr>
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Inc.
Knott
Jan
9
20% Jan
2.200
(Adolf)
127k Apr
374 Mar
5
(S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert (1 B) Rubber Co
474 Feb
Jan
4,800
>;
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5,8.800
Gobcl
Feb
5
(Walter)
Kirkland
Jan
107
Feb
j
77k
/
;
Apr
25c
:—
—
Klein
447k Apr
Jan
3
400
574
27
"
1
Klngsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
574 Jan
•
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if
27k
4
(Del)—
Co
Kin-Ark
Mar
48
Feb
107
,
•227V^V;22%^?3%:f
-
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Goodman Manufacturing Co
j_,I67k «
3
Jan
39
if; 300
■
Corpi.-^-—25c.
———-T;-
•..(Sea)-Produces Corp. *1
Apr
3
.
5%
.
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Kidde
8/^ Mai
'
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4% Jan
.
1,700
3%
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issued)1 _:. :2'_'_1 .i.
Giant YellowKuife Gold'
Kawncer
Kennedy's Inc
1457k Apr
145
Apr
Jan
2,100
4%
-
57»
Gcnung's Incorporated
•r!
1147k
47k
107 k
13
50c
KUweckl Chemical Co
-
Feb
20
11174 Jan
4,200
5
43%
1
.«»L
Georgia Power' $5 preferred/—.——L.>. ^
137k
1174 Jan
;
3,110
41% ;:-
:
127a Mar
•
715,400
ia
Jan
1174 Jan
.
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8%
"
'32,700
8
3%
,-x;
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General Plywood Corp.%;,i._k——__.J50c
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s' 97k Jan
■
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474
pfd—100
Katz Drug Company—
974 Fqb
127k Apr
4
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(D) & Company
&; Electric 4Va%
Kansas Gas
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:
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Apr
Kaltman
Feb
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,
t
;3; 3 00
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Kaiser
77k Jan
145,'
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.
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5%
Feb
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8
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preferred
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;
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1-fV Jan
Apr
12
V
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7k Mar
:t10.300
8 r
12%
1074'
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145
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,
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18
-
145%
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Ford*Motor Co Ltd—
Fox
Feb
167b
K
-
12;
/
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Jan
574
67o
:
47k
Glass Co common—J_——_ 1
Industries Inc..—
10c
Jupiter Oils Ltd—~15c
-8,700
/■ ?\/v
„
non-voting——
Class B voting
"•
24
Jan
Corp—
Jeiumette
,1097k Apr
1
M 23,400
7,
12
9%
..
a
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,67 k
6%
-
iiV
,'
'~
'
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10%
—
Fishman^M ID Co Inc————i ;':
Flying Tiger Line Inc—I.———'
—1
A
Feb
7
pfd—lob
com——1
1—-10C ;
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
Apr
-'2,000
4
•
29
d.
,
•.
6%v
7% .
Financial General :Corji———l-'-ilQc
Firtln Sterling Inc
—2.50
Class
28
Ltd^——-i——e'/li
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227b
15,900
: 16 7 u
16
'
29
Fehnont Petroleum'' Corp.--——.
-
Jan
C
30
.Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargar Oils
Jan
177k
10c
33Vkc
V.7,'
Co class A—.
■
?
97k Mar
1477k Mar
14%
F
Factor (Max]
High
Jan
2,200
1377k 140
374
327k
Class 'A
Jan
4,100
1474
L_
Oil
Low
87k
337k
5
Manufacturing
Israel-American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
77s
•
Irving Air Chute—
Jan
Shares
•
Royalty
Inc
87 k
139
for Week
1
Ltd
Resistance Co
Fireman
Irourito!
Jan
5
Company.—/
'
aa
America
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
25c
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
Mar
Apr
Inc
Produc ts
International
In lex
Jan
'
.
Feb
Jan
3%
•
In tern a tional
Apr
104
Jan
—_
—,
317k
Plywood Co
International Holdings Ltd
International Petroleum Co
274 Mar
9%
■
Sale Price
High
Apr
-
Week's
Last
38
Feb
:
17«
Friday
Jan
1
1274
24
34
97k
Corp of. America
—1
Inc_.—:—_i—^_5c
EV-Tronics
APRIL
American Stock Exchange
7'.:v
31,000
Electronics
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
16Mr •"» 167k
35% '
"32%
-i.—1
Corp
Low
37
——5
Share
of Prices
•
RANGE
for Week
Range
Sale Price
;Par
Electric
Sales
Week's
Last
/
.
18
Jan
Jan
413 Mar
10%
Jan
13 % Mar
15%
Jan
347k
Apr
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
70
Apr
Feb
3
874 Apr
4% Jan
1074 Feb
5
Mar
<33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
:
Monday, April 27, 1959
(1954)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
-Range
Sale Price
Par
National
Union
Nestle-Le
Mur
New
England
Now
Haven
Electric
Co
Clock <Ss
New
Idrla Min
New
New
New
Pacific
New Park
Clicm
Coal
3%
^50c
3%
174
2574
24 7b
—1
18 7 4
18
Co
Land-
20c
Mining Co
New
Process
New
Superior
Co
York
New
1
Nipissiag
Norfolk
North
North,'-pan
Pub
25
25
27%
19
1
2-ft
14
12':,
147b Feb
7% Jan
87b Feb
30
38'4
30%
37
Serv 474%
Mines
85%
1%
27a
,
3%
1
23,100
22,100
Ohio Brass
Co
common
Ohio Power 47b%
Okalta Oils Ltd
Old
Town
40c
50o
Corp
21%
23%
377 b
38
500
37
95%
97%
130
If:
1 %
1,400
3%
4%
1,400
2%
0814
09%
1,050
10
10%
900
157b Apr
20%
21%
400
lb%
8%
8%
1
preferred
3%
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares.lOs
Opel ilea Mfg Corp
5
G8%
—
Overseas Securities
Oxford
Electric
1
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1
;
8
!'u
08
Clay
Products
10
28
28
Apr
Jan
32
28
1,800
291b
25%
2574
2,200
1,100
X25%
preferred
preferred
2314
2474
23%
22%
50
cum
92
•
134
•
87
87
157b
10%
100 lb 100%
32%
4 lii
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
99
Jan
4
19,500
2?b
ft Jan
10,000
2,100
1% Jan
474 Jan
1714
10%
000
1574
127 b
11%
1(5 7 b
127b
18,700
874
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474
474
47b
600
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40 %
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0
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700
22% Jan
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31
17,900
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40%
0%
3,500
0
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2,300
4%
1,100
9%
Jan
97b
50
94
1,000
10% Jan
127b Mar
1,700
32
07
374
1,400
2%
Jan
47b
Jan
117 b
37b
117b
500
1114
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131b
Jan
07%
69%
325
6374
Jan
72% Mar
4.1:1.
%ti
23,300
2}ft Feb
8,250
61% Jan
15% Jan
374
Cl
6774
1
Pratt & Lambert Co
4
*
common
Pressed Metals of
America.
Preston East Dome
Mines Ltd
66
67
21%
2274
2,300
17b
28,200
71S
11,200
17b
1
71a
25o
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
4ft
6674
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P R M Inc
ft
1,200
22
.—1
.
Feb
117b
2.50
Canada—.
Prairie Oil Royalties
Ltd.,
831b
95
527b
1
774
1174
11%
11%
20
207b
%
98% Mar
1,400
107b
I
1
Jan
4}j! Apr
83
Jan
26% Feb
1% Jan
Jan
6% Feb
200
20
1
Jan
81J Mar
Jan
12
Apr
147b Jan
21
Mar
1
Service of Colorado—
414% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
137 b
127b
137b
5,600
1074
—•
Public
11%
11%
117b
1,100
11 lb Mar
13% Apr
117b Jan
Jan
90
87%
90
200
85% Jan
90
Jan
3974
387b
3974
900
44
Feb
22%
2374
GOO
33% Feb
18% Jan
70
70
4,100
46% Jan
—3
Pyle-National Co
—5
7174:
24% Apr
82% Mar
Q
—.1
6R.
•
6R
77 b
6,000
8
4ft Feb
_
Rapid-American
Corp
Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc..
Reading Tube Corp common.
Reis
|
Corp
25
Stanrock
Inc
SLatliam
Steel
.
(S)
97b Mar
24 7a
247b
200
207b
Jan
257b Mar
3574
30
3,700
347 b
Apr
38-
Feb
57
5874
56
Jan
60
Feb
257b
25%
300
247b
Feb
2474
247b
1,900
2474
Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec Wo
pfd F_
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class A
97b
Jan
_
1
5
100
.
—
50c
—
274 Jail
47b
•
0
5
2,900
37b
Jan
807b
82
300
80%
Apr
0
67b
Ltd—
£1
reg
—
137 b
"7
..1.50
30c
Roxbury Carpet Company.
Jan
137b Mar
974 Mar
Apr
37b Jan
50c
67b
7
6
>
6
187b
3%
37b
37b
974
107b
•
Ruseks Fifth Avenue.
Russell (The F C)
Company
.
6%
19
374
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
1
57b
73
4
57b
5%
73
10,500
474
Jan
Apr
867b Jan
7
1,500
800
137b
Apr
674 Mar
19,300
5%
Jan
2,000
1874
Jan
2,800
37b
Feb
Apr
4,900
3,200
12,300
157a
Jan
87b
Jan
67b Mar
2074
Jan
47b Mar
1
~47b
227b
2174
22
1,100
600
22
22
57 74 Mar
4974 Feb
537b Mar
217b
237b
4'b
474
1,000
474
147b
1,100
117b
77%
7774
200
27b
3
0,000
3
Jan
2174 Jan
207b Jan
1374
474
Apr
Jan
774 Apr
757b Mar
Mines
22
;
Apr
57b
Jan
1574
Jan
Jan
147 b
167b
1,900
117b
Jan
167b
107b
074
117b
13,900
1,100
91/4
Feb
12
107a
187b
277b
5,800
271b
87b
1974
97 b
8,300
207b
3.800
0814
17
"97b
774
300
97b
Jan
207b
71
1,100
0474
Jan
1574
1,500
1274
Feb
2374
I,000
2374 Jan
4%
47 b
87b
8
17
14
___25c
%
150,500
10,400
3474
29%
3474
797b
80
—5
97b
7874
974
•
177 b
20
cominon.5
177 b
177 b
Feb
7
Jan
10
Mar
17
Apr
47b
47 b
237b
97b
1174
Jan
574 Mar
157b Mar
Feb
147b Mar
Jan
43
Jan
81% Mar
600
6
Jan
10
Jail
20"
600
574
157b
19,400
3
Jan
Jan
7b
200
20
Jan
327a
337a
GOO
227b
23 7«
900
217b
39
39%
300
337b
Jan
•
1574
157 b
400
14%
Feb
1
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common
237 b
Mar
Mar
Apr
217b Jan
17% Feb
1
5
Jan
Jail
71
1,100
"47 b
23
27'a
37b
1574
237b
574 Jan
47b
117b Apr
1
Apr
23
1
•
Jan
475
1
•
10c
Apr
5,900
400
8
8
800
400
15
15
50c
2,000
12,000
Feb
16
247a
0974
87b
Jan
97b Apr
Apr
87b Mar
16%
14%
47b
Jan
21% Mar
28
Jan
23 74
17
Apr
267b
1574
1
Jan
Mar
4% Jan
147a Jan
2374
09
Feb
1074
84
47b
27b Jan
Jan
227b Feb
157 b
207b
10c
Apr
Apr
17% Apr
57b Mar
2474 Apr
347b Jan
25
Feb
4174 Mar
167b Feb
37 b
37b
3%
II,400
3
Jan
47b
Apr
47 b
47b
47b
10,300
47b Feb
57a
Jan
374
■33,',
3%
1,800
37b Mar
47a Mar
8%
2,700
67b
Jan
97b Mar
77 b
T
4%
class
Inc
B
A
Tampa
Electric
Inc
1774 Apr
7
507a
497b
517a
2,100
4174
Feb
547b Mar
874
874
974
37b
27.200
774
Jan
97b Mar
3,900
374 Mar
1974 Feb
1674
1
8
"
2%
Jan
5,800
9
Jan
2,000
47b
Jan
77a Mar
k4%
157a'
8,700
127b
Jan
177a Mar
17 b
174
9,200
17b
Feb
17b
118,400
3 7b
187 b
1774
074
...10c
1
25c
Inc
Power & Light $4.50
Co common
147b
174
19
27b
7a
Jan
937b
ill
pfd
Jan
25
2574
277b
1,500
Thompson-Slarrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
10c
10
37 b
37b
37a
30,900
17b
Jan
15
157a
1,000
87b
Jan
Thorofare
25c
287b
2874
Tilo
Roofing Inc
30%
30%
1,500
21
20'%
217 b
900
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord
Amer deposit rets def
Todd
1.800
30 74
1
Inc
29
1
Markets
registered—£1
registered
5s
Shipyards Corp
Edison 4%% preferred
20
-100
1
1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Rights (expire May 22)
Trans
Cont
;
Apr
Trans
Cuba
Oil
47b Mar
Trans
Lux
Corp
674 Jan
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
78%
5,000
337b
Jan
600
47b
Jan
Apr
6% Feb
Tri-Conlinental
47a
474
47b
900
3%
Jan
574
Two
True
Co
class A
1
50c
1
*
10
Inc
10c
17
28
Apr
30
Apr
1774 Jan
87 7b
374
225
847 b
27 b
3
1,100
274
77a
77 b
1,800
67b
137b
197b
1,700
R
ft
17 b
42,400
27 b
27 b
274
24,600
10
10
-
7b
\h
117 b
117a
12 Va
1,600
3574
3574
200
7b
Feb
ft Apr
90
Feb
Apr
37b
Jan
87b
Apr
_
227 b
17b
Apr
Apr
Mar
J an
4
7a
Jan
lft Apr
Jan
147b Mar
7
297b Jan
Feb
307 a
3174
5.500
27
22
207 b
22
19
14 Tb
137
1474
4,700
8,200
a
Feb
Jan
217a Feb
a
17
43,800
3574
Jan
3474
9% Feb
Feb
77b
Feb
Mar
36
3874
Jail
3
Feb
47b Mar
Jan
337b Mar
307b
warrants
Temper Corp
Guys from Harrison
1,900
347 b
37
80
347b
.
Industries Inc
500
4
4
31
37b Mar
874 Jan
"i
Jan
lft Mar
97
Apr
2774
Shovel
Feb
674
37 b
1
1
20c
Corp
Industries
87 b
Jan
8
5
Tliew
Jan
1
common
Jan
Feb
18^
Jan
874
27b
79
Jan
14%
200
107b
474 Mar
Jan
147a
1,000
874
1774
IlO
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texam Oil Corporation
Texas Calgary Co
Texas
1,100
1774
5
5
preferred
Co
:
cumulative
Technicolor
17%
10
common
common
9%
127a
52
22
2174
28
257b Jan
1
4%
1
35.
127b Mar
57b
200
517 b
22
Jan
Apr
Mar
54
1
Toledo
137b
187b
1
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
'
100
—-
— —
1
Tobncco
.
page
17b Mar
GOO
200
'
•
1
E___
Thriftmarket Inc
Rio
Roosevelt Field inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
R Mar
27b
30
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
19,600
374 Mar
107 b
1774 Mar
Stylon Corporation
1
27b
Mar
47^
Feb
1
common
Co
Jan
97b Feb
77b
1
Corp.
class
&
57 b Mar
1,300
10
(Hugo) Corp
Corp
Shop Inc
Stroock
1074 Mar
Jan
20,200
1
Container
&
13-
Jan
3
87 a
1
Co
(J
Stop
Jan
Jan
57b
157 b
14
20
Corp
Stetson
Stone
Jan
547b-Jan
10 7 u
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
15
10
Mar
4
187-
Mar
40
Feb
397b Mar
337b Jan
10,200
Mar
38-
Jan
Jan
67» Jan
13-
8 '4
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
B)
33
Apr
155
—
507a-
11
ft Feb
4174
8%
10c
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co common
Jail
1
._
37,700
1
of
22
46
mm-•
5
-
Instruments Inc
Canada ordinary
Co
Apr
50c
distribution.
den rets ord
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
5
5,200
Jan
Apr
2)Z
47b
3
8
87b
5
197b
29
Apr
1-11} Apr
_i
27b
8,900
77b
95,500
2
(The)
187b
30,000
9,400
212
Corp
50e convertible preferred—
Stalccourt Enterprises Inc
Slarrctfc
Television
97b
87b
112
17 b
Teleprompler
40
Apr
25
Tel-A-Sign Inc
87 b
478
7%
1
Mar
40
5,300
21.600
ft
1
737b Feb
547b
574
107 b
1
147b Mar
48% Apr
117b Jan
"
5
Ltd
25
1,100
7'b
77 b
77 b
147 b
25
Inc
Cranium
Jail
9,500
ft
25
Stanley Aviation Corp..
Feb
Ridgeway Corp—
see
Tube
Jan
Apr
4,b.Mar
25
25
^
preferred
Standard-Thomson
Standard
24
25
(Ky)
Feb
127b
3"
1
preferred.
preferred
Co
Products
1174
497 b
257b
Jan
Jan
1
12.50
Forgings
547b
1274
Apr
27b
17a
Jan
Edison—
Materials
Oil
Jan
,
13,200
100-
974
—
Apr
Jan
44
.46
02,500
24
•
common
cumulative
217b
40
footnotes
20
Co
Shares
30-
Jan
Mar
36
37 b
1
cumulative
700
1
For
Co
common
cumulative
Standard
1
•
•if Jan *
8%
convertible preference.
convertible preference.
Standard
29-
% Jan-
21&
..
original preferred
Standard
'
Feb-
54«
5
5,000fr
(Howard) Paper Mills
Oil
;
Jan
19%
Jan
9974 Mar
3
1,900
California
250' •'
f
'
4%
24
0,200
Penn
47< Mar
»
4%
28.200
Coast
Apr
&Y» Mar
3(>74 Jan
3
57o
Corp
Manufacturing
-
Mar*
33-
25c
Oil
43
■
407b Mar.
57b
700
Corp
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Resistoflex
Royce
397b Mar
Jan
48%
4,900
874
1,800
9
American
Jan
1974
127b
397b
377b
38
47b
137 b
1
Rolls
2574
29
3,885
487b
Inc
13,300
77b
65%
1
1,000
U
57 b
27b
10
28%
5
247 b
—50c
28
28
57b
127b
Corp
Ex-liquidating
Jan
3,200
2374
74
48
774
187b
Reiter-Fostcr Oil Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
Industrial
247b
337b
18
75
£1
f
1,305
600
51*
497 b
24
1
50
507b
1274
63
947b Jan
50
24
1
20
(Robert) & Co——
Republic
227b
10
preferred
Remington Arms Co
32%
227b
—10
2574
337 b"
1
Rath
$1.25 convertible
Red a Pump Co
257b
37b-Jan
1927b Feb
70
3,400
300
Class
1
5,200
95%
1874 Feb
•
'■<
G7b Jan ft
327b Feb -
2267 b 2297b
3%
437i Mar
•
-■
700
397b
Talon
Co
4.
.ft.
17 b-Mar
Jan
'
,
147b Jan
'
).
Mar
R
Investment
347b
35
1,000
Feb
77b Jan
Feb
9
11,900
Apr
-
Jan
1974 Apr
377 b Mar
•
Mar
Mar
Apr
£% Mar
•
947b
1
Symington Wayno Corp warrants
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co.
Rarno
:
Inc
Stinnes
100
20c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
Ltd
(when issued)
Standard
Jan
937 b
107b
Mines
$1.00 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
Apr
4674
1
Standard Dredging Corp common.
Mar
107b
1
of
Apr
Apr
3474
—25
Sperry Rand Corp. warrants
Stahl-Mcycr Inc...
I
11% Feb
14%
77 b
Jan
57b
Jan
147b Feb ■ •'
50
774
4
10c
Pipe Line
Royalty Co
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
Jan
51
10
Alexander.—
Jan
157b
42
2
Corp
Southland
,
—*
Poloron Products class A
Powdrell &
87b
A
Southern
Jan
7% Feb
Mar
17b
8%
77b
147b
1474
ft Jan
12
600
3674
Southern
17b Mar
Jan
1014
1
Co
0074
20,300
67b
i
1
Apr
97 b Mar
174
40%
110%
10c
common-
Jan
Jan
9
Jan
6%
000
14
40
227
*
4,300
7%
34%
cumulative preferred
25
4.08 % cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp..2
13% Mar
20%
0
—1
.
Jan
8%
~8%
i
387b
4.32%
127b Mar
574
13
35
42
4.24%
17% Apr
Feb
10,800
12 %
32%
3674
4.48%
Feb
14
2,300
1%
1
1
•
4.78%
Feb
Jan
14,200
_•
Venezuelan
4.50%
Jan
147b
2
Piasecki Aircraft
Corp
Pierce Industries Inc—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
ft
214
18,300
377b
10c
I
Lighting
4.88%
Jan
18
18%
357b
1
Wo
377b Mar
574
1,200
1774
147b
3
American Shares
Southern
Mar
102
Apr
137b
2.50
Pittsburgh Railways
Jan
327b
17«.
157 b
fy Minerals
Prentice-Hall Inc
Jan
225
57b
177b
_•
1
South
Jan
137b
—.—2.50
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co
Corp
191b
9% Mar
Xl3 lb
%
2
17
Perfect Circle
Corp
Power
147b Mar
3,400
5%
47b
57b
100
Ltd
South
90% Mar
25,100
1374
•
Boss
Apr
2,900
--—2
Penn Traffic Co.
1
5% Jan
1074 Mar
25
——
Sonotone
Feb
Jan
67b
22,100
17%
—
100
143%
6,000
6,800
2
Co
Smith
91% Mar
,
Jan
374
41b
4
13%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Peppcrcll Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pneumatic Scale
Apr
8574 Jan
320
33%
327 b
2
—
Peninsular Metal Products
Oils
49,300
1014
,__lc
Patino of Canada Ltd
6 7b
15
Pantopoc Oil (C A) Amer sharcs__l Bol
Park Chemical Company
1
Parkersburg-Aolna Corp
Jan
1014
m.*
9574 Mar
Jan
95
2,700
674
117b
Skiatron Electronics & Tclcv Corp—lOc
Slick Airways Inc
5
Jan
80lb
15%
57b
100
150
•
67b
57 b
10%
1
common
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amor dep rets old registered
Jan
134
074
vtc__2 Bol
237b
23
Jan
330
1
(C A)
22% Jan
07 b
6%
10%
•
-
Singer
Jan
88
137b Feb
0%
77b Jan
57b Jan
Sinclair
20% Jan
21% Feb
3,500
Rights, (expire May 7)
Simmons-Boardman Publications^$3 convertible preferred
Simpson's Ltd common
Jan
20
430
97%.
1
Pacific Power & Light
Wo pfd
Page-Horsey Tubes common
PeruvitMi
91%
Jan
24% Jan
130%
89%
90%
134
—
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan Israel Oil vtc
91
91%
•
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd-..
Warrants
92
100
20
107 b
•
B
Silver-Miller
2774 Jan
Jan
25
200
~
•
dividend
$4,75
Apr
247b
500
X227b
23%
•
dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.'30 dividend preferred
257b
24%
4.30',o redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50
$4.40
27
97b
5
common
$1.25 preferred
Jan
X25%
25% Feb
redeemable 1st preferred
26
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
lft Mar
97 b
377b
-
Denn
Breweries
Sllex
Apr
25
5%
Wo
lft Mar
20c
Leather
Silver Creek Precision
427a Mar
30%
X27
25
2,800
4,200
900
32%
Sllvray
32
23,500
174
1
1
Class
Mar
31%
17a
1%
—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Feb
x30%
1st pfd—25
237 b Mar
Jan
"lft
10c
Common
Pacific Gas & Electric Wo
57b% 1st preferred
Wo 1st preferred
Jan
1
lft
1%
57b Apr '
137b Jan
28 ; Jan1'
Simca
Pacific
22
Feb
22
20
17b Jan
Sicks
Feb
Mar
10
Apr
197 a Mar
Jan
2%
4% preferred
Shcrwin-Wlllianis of Canada
177a Mar
5% Jan
0,100
Apr
177b Jan
9% Mar
Mining
Bhawinigan Water & Power
lb Mar
80
17
1,400
Shattuck
22
2074
200
20% Mar
247b Mar
10
Apr
11,500
Beton
5% Feb
Jan
200
17
Servomechanisms Inc
1% Jan
Jan
20%
17
Jan
Mar
34,400
Jan
474
Jan
20%
17
17% Feb
4%'
Siboncy-C'aribbean Petroleum Co
4% Jan
500
; 7
5%
Shoe Corp of America common
lft APr
3%
47b
90c
common
200
14%
98
92% Jan
5,000
9%
4%
257b Mar
40% Mar
Jan
1
2,800
21
9%
13%
Jan
4% Jan
18% Jan
34,300
10o
preferred
cumulative
23%
18%
1974
47b
Slierwin-Wnilam3
common
17:%
1
9%
5
Sherman Products Inc
Corp
18%
1
Airlines
—
O
Ogdcn
Low
1
—•
1
17a
1% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
0
High
/ft.
10c
27b
Apr
High
20 3
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B
Corp of America
89% Mar
Apr
1% Apr
38,200
Shares
25c
25c
1
3.50
Bervo
Apr
74
Western
Seeman Bros Inc
8% Mar
Jan
67% Jan
84
110
m
2 7b
10c
1%
1
30
,
for Week
50c
Ltd
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Sccburg (The) Corp
Feb
51b Mar
47a Feb
3% Mar
614
4,700
1
—
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)
II,400
8
84
85%
1
—
3%
737 b
.
Securities
4074
Jan
4
Sales
Range
Seaporcel Metals Inc
4074 Feb
Jan
33% Jan
75
1,400
73
pfd—100
Ltd
—
3 it
7%
77b
33
1,900
4%
*
2.50
—.
Petroleums
Seaboard
2% Mar
21b Apr
11% Jan
2,500
37
4%
Apr
1% Mar
40,700
ft
30%
4%
:33b
19
i
2
10
A
Feb
Ltd.
Inc
Savoy Oil Inc (Del/
Saxon Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Apr
29% Mar
Jan
1
Sarcee
25
17% Feb
35,400
1,200
Apr
lft Feb
7%
14'
774
7%
22
125
iy„
27b Feb
140
17% Jan
1,300
28%
18
lft Ma r
1% Mar
Lawrence Corp
Ltd—
10 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred Wo series
20
Cumulative preferred 4%% series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% scries_2o
5.60%
preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
22 % Mar
Feb
110
1,100
3,700
1
Cement class
Uranium
Warrants
2474
28
—1
—
Railway
9,300
1%
St
Saleni-Brosius
San Carlos Milling Co
174 Mar
2874 Jan
Apr
15% Jan
7b Jan
1% Jan
25,300
27b
24'a
Class 13
10
North American Royalties Inc
—-1
North Canadian Oils Ltd
25
Northeast Airlines !
1
North Perm ltR Co—
—«—.——.50
Northern Ind
Jan
ir.r
1
Inc
American
7b
24%
1
Mines
Southern
Feb
57b Mar
3,000
Week's
.
of Prices
I
18474 Mar
27,500
0,400
"
Low
Par
Mar
Jan
l'/a
25'b
10
Merchandise
4
20
Jan
Feb
1
Last
Saic Price
American Slock Exchange
High
Jan
1%
140
140
*
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Noma Lites
17b
2
2%
13 %
100
15.800
4
~174
1
.
Honduras Rosario—3.33 7b
<te
York
id
1
9,500
193b
1%
*
common
Oils
New York Auction Co
New
I,900
3,630
1
Co
Oils Ltd-
&
3%
18 7b
17517
25o
Jersey Zinc—
Mexico «Xj Arizona
&
3'h
17%
18
——100
Watch
Low
!
Friday
WEEK ENDED APRIL 24
Range Since Jan.1
High
174'ii 182%
3')!
1
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
Low
30c
Corp
common
Tel & Tel.,
RANGE
lor Week
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
*
Friday
STOCKS
397b
Feb
317b Mar
Jan
22
Jan
1474 Apr
Apr
-
Number 5841
Volume 189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(199§)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
\'.i
"•
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
TO '• 'T'
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
34
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
■
High
u
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment
Union Stock
of
Omaha
54,400
17%
800
7% Jan
16% Feb
11%
200
10
Feb
11%
23%
4
13%
11%
L
Co__
Yards
Jan
27
7%
Jan
10%
20
-
Products
United Asbestos
_50c
9%
~9%
l
United Aircraft
5%
5%
Corp
33,900
10%
6
ft
ft
il
Apr
7ft Jan
38%
38%
38%
800
2ft Jan
% Jan
Feb
49% Jan
11% Mar
14.500
*
US
1
1%
35
5
common
Mar
li£ Apr
ft Jan
9,000
_10c
BONDS
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
United
U S
Pacific
Air
U
S Foil
Tile
class
,50c
5%
5%
6%
llVa
11%
53%
52%
U
B
U S-Rubber
Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common
Universal
6%
25c
American Corp
Universal Consolidated ' Oil
Universal Controls Inc_
6%
71%
Jkn
102
Mar
Jan
35
Apr
43,000
13%
Jan
19% Apr
56
75
12,600
51
Apr
75
Apr
7
7,600
6% Jan
8
Feb
33,400
1,600
35% Mar
6%
7
12 %
11%
13%
39%
41
6%
39%
5%
14%
12%
15
Van Gorman Industries warrants.
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
4%
4%
16,200
15%
15%
12%
900
2
15%
-25c
11%
Vogt Manufacturing
AGerman Cons
AS
F
Munic
secured
A Hanover
7s
Waterways
&
1952
Rang*
Friday's
Range Since
Bonds
Jan; X
Sold
(Prov)
Maranhao
$222
215
224%
-June-Dec
1947
7s.
G%s
$190
186%
186%
100%
102%
$17%
—Feb-Aug
1949
(Plan A) %2%s 2008
Mortgage Barik of Bogota—•
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947„
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana
stamped (Plan A) 2Tbs 2008
Peru (Republic of)—Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
18
~~
$130
:
j'
,
$60
-May-Nov
-
$80
-April-Oct
$80
____.
stamped (Plan A)
16%
;
.
$1S%
—Feb-Aug
-May-Nou
stamped
Rio de Janeiro
High
_Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
(City of) Germany—
(80% redeemed)
1939
AHanover
f
.June-Dec
$100%
.Mar-Sept
57
57
-Jan-July
50
50%
39%
39Tb
2s 2012L_Jan- July
♦No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
T:,;,;--
1
57
57
48%
51%
39%
34
41
(not included In year's range), d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal. 711 Under-the-ruie transaction
included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights. z Ex-liquidating dividend.
(not
in
year's
t Ex-dis¬
range),
tribution.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
$Friday's bid and ask prices;
*
>
sales being transacted during the current week.
no
^Reported in receivership.
"wi," when issued; "ww," with warrants; "xw,"
Apr
9% Jan
without warrants.
Jan
Slock and Bond Averages
5% Mar
14 y®
300
6%s
1947
6s
4% Jan
19Tb Jan
4,900
4
Port
lft Apr
173,900
or
Bid & Asked
Low
ADanzig
6% Apr
15% Mar
3% Jan
51,300
lft
4%
1
44%
Apr
3y® Jan
3,500
6%
%
:is
13% Apr
Jan
6
Sale Price
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "11-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
4% Jan
C7/® Feb
3%
1
______
53
Jan
30
19%
1
Rights (expire May 7)—Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co__
9% Mar
37%
10
Last
Period
Feb
14
2% Jan
1% Jan
Feb
45
40,000
—5
Valspajr Corp
t
V.anadium-Alloys Steel Co_
Apr
9T'4 Mar
3% Jan
800
71%
35
56%
17 T®
:
5
Vita Food Products
48 %
13% Mar
71
5
.
20,200
60%
Jan
Jan
18%
14
Utah-Idaho Sugar
6Tb
■+35+.
15
Universal Marion Corp,
Universal Winding Co
6%
5%
4%
Apr
7%
9% Jan
51% Feb
26,200
20,400
1,300
47
10
__1
Insurance
5%
6%
1
50c
._
Universal
56%
6%
27%
16% Mar
600
Jan
188% Mar
Jan
180
2,600
11%
l
__
Co
51/®
4% Jan.
10
2,600
25%
22%
1
Conditioning Corp
U S Ceramic
22%
1
200
186
186
100
Aluminum
4%
4%
10s
United N J RR & Canal
Interest
American Stock Exchange
,
Apr
4% Feb
lis-
Oil Inc
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
13% Mar
17% Feb
5% Apr
5,400
iu
United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
United Cuban
Week's
Friday
13%
5
10%
17
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Below
the
are
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
-Stocks-
13% Mar
—Bonds—
10
Waco Aircraft Co
Wagner Eaking voting ctfs ext
I'.'c preferred
!
*
100
78
„_1
common
82 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
Precision
Knapp Inc—
$6 series preference.,
Webster Investors
Weiman
Inc
2%
Jan
44%
:
(R C)
Zale
5'.r
627.08
92.84
215.31
89.90
84.39
83.51
84.63
85.61
168.36
92.48
215.45
89.81
84.47
83.50
84.49
85.57
167.55
92.20
214.27
89.72
84.39
83.47
84.52
85.53
April
23
623.27
167.42
91.85
213.70
89.72
84.17
83.43
84.43
85.44
—
91%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled
Jan
107.64
Thur. Apr. 23
Frl.
Apr. 24___
107.58
107.79
Jan
35
Mar
31% Mar
27% Jan
37
Apr
31%
37 V2
Apr
l1/® Jan
Jan
150
6,700
2%
3,500
3,200
14Tb
Jan
13%
Jan
% Jan
4%
Jan
6%
1,050
2,300
Apr
Apr
16% Mar
8'/4
13% Jan
Feb
26% Apr
Jan
100
Jan
18
The SEC
stock
for
19% Feb
groups
12%
22% Jan
26% Feb
55
•57%
1,400
53% Mar
68%
7%
GOO
Jan
Manufacturing
Non-Durable
Feb
Transportation
613
9 Tb
54,200
Apr
1%
500
8
Jan
111
20%
Apr
9% Jan
7% Mar
Last
American Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Steel
AAmer
&
Pump
Steel
Edison
Boston
6s
2%s
Transit
Chicago
series
1970—
A
3%s
Authority
Lackawanna
of
N
J
Guantanamo
Western
&
RR
19
36 Tb
13
88%
Valley RR 4s 1963-
convertible
5s
New
England
120%
83%
+ 2.5
366.0
223.5
+
3.7
231.8
+ 1.0
409.5
382.7
344.6
338.3
1.9
360.4
338.3
—
Corp—
debentures
5%s debentures
3%s
1961
45
48
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
56%
38
33%
39%
—
$98%
47
97%
98%
139% 229
36
228
220
27%
28%
'7
81%
81%
82%
45
$87%
27%
81
84%
86%
—
47
Shares
Moil.
269
147%
83
co vh
96%
96%
vt
88
104
81%
96%
98
101%
103
oo t*
97
6%s due 1953
$101%
—.Jan-July
extended to 1963
92 Tb
92%
1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Oct
mortgage 3s 1971
;
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3%s 1970
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-July
■>
Power
$87
1st
Rapid
Safe
Electrotype
Harbor
deb
7s
Water
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Southern
California
conv deb
3s 1965
Edison
3%s series A 1973
'62—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
96 Ti
96%
,
*
.
"
•
$60
91%
91%
Thur.
Fri.
..Feb-Aug
3%s
series
G
1981
April-Oct
4%s series H 1982—
4%s
series
I
series J
Feb-Aug
„
1982
4T4s
1982
4%s
series
K
California
Counties
Southwestern Gas
United
Jan-Augr
.
Gas
Gas
3%s
(Calif)
& Electric
Dye & Chemical 6s
Wasatch
Corp deb
6s
ser
A
loi
3 Vis
a
6s
series
series
A
B
1952
1951
$402,101,420
$4,000
—
1
3
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
85
98%
Moil.
104
106%
Tues.
104
107%
Wed.
102%
105%
89
91%
1
85%
92
60
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$24,000 v
$11,000
1,710,830
145,000
12,000
1,398,390
132,000
2,000
1,473.225
71T4
$150,000
1,521,085
April 20—
April 21_
April 22
April 23
April 24
Foreign
Government
44,000
5,000
2,000
$43,000
$53,000
Total
Bonds
$185,000
157,000
134,000
51,000
198,000
87
90
Domestic
Shares)
91
100%
1970—.Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—
$90
70
:
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
16
101Tb 102
2
97
102
June-Dee
70
97
1
72%
73%
21
100% 100%
4
101% 103
93%
97
69%
75
99
100%
97
99%
$135
101
—
$180
—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Thur.
Fri.
—
—
Total-.
1,687.500
$629,000
40,000
158,000
7,791,030
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended April 24
1959
Stocks—No. of Shares-
1958
1959
__
—
3,705,694
160,681,530
49,845,590
$5,986,000
$7,199,000
Bonds—
--
$172
__
180
—
180
$629,000
$482,000
Foreign government—
—
43,000
93.000
53,000
33,000
$9,407,000
603,000
469,000
$725,000
$608,000
$10,479,000
Domestic
180
—
Total—
$725,000
April 24
1958
7,791,030
Foreign corporate
$99
—
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s
$533,639,600
(No. of
2
72%
1959
508,321,500
$30,725,900
93
85%
1963
Newspaper Union 6s
(Germany) 7s 1951
59,000
19,893,920
382,144,500
86
90%
-
100%
A Baden
-r
84
65%
—
_!"■
June-Dec
Western
4.000
25,313,300
82
$100
89%
1973
1960
$25,000
$30,184,000
82
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
June-Aug
5s
179,546,705
1,637,000
29,063.900
91%
103%
West
Traction
2
85%
104
1958
292,625,051
$1,489,000
28,695,000
■;
86%
104% 104%
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5 s debs 1974
Penn
7
99Tb
104
1970
3s
'
80
80%
■
78
Mar-Sept
—
1983
Southern
Southern
85
April 24
13,608,630
^
Total
96%
82
p.j
83
$95
85%
Jan. 1 to
1959
1958
mmmrn
65
.
'
1979.^
5,756,000
$30,184,000
...
17,789,350
Railroad and Industrial
91%
—
'
series F
$1,489,000
$1,000
90%
81
—
85
85%
3s
$28,695,000
123
100
100%
83
212,000
Bonds—
Foreign
96
83
$81
$85
5,747,000
5,651,000
5,544,000
Stocks—No. of Shares—
95
119
•
85%
Feb-Aug
339,000
230,000
U. S. Government
80
73
93%
Feb -Aug
6,412,000
5,421,000
International Bank
17
88
$80%
—.Feb-Aug
1978_
376,000
5,408,000
Week Ended April 24
89
mmtm
3%s series D 1976
6,036.000
1959
97%
86
3%s series E
$332,000
147%
™
;
97
$82
$5,286,000
17/788,350
93
5
Salei
3,611,000
3,792,790
85
™
.
Total
Bond
..
3,311,590
92
10
,
53%
$80%
Feb-Aug
B 1973
2%s series C 1976
93%
$85
Jan-July
—
3s series
92%
$90%
1981—May-Noy
3s
''
$119
May-Nou
1967
Power
93%
'■
■
Bonds
$6,618,000
85
5
147%
125
1976—Jan-July
1974—Mar-Sept
May -Nov
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
United States
3,424,000
April 21
April 22
April 23
April 24
Wed.
Foreign
3,648,970
April 20——
Tues.
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
8oy>
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Ohio
!
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
86
4
33
27%
April-Oct
208.6
High.
87%
80
84%
85%
*36%
220
340.7
356.9
404.3
366.0*
125%
liq tr ctfs—
—
subord
Power
510.5
231.8*
-
Total.
National Research
457.8
545.5
408.4
♦New
94%
2
Jan-July
^.Italian Power Realization Trust 6 %%
National Theatres
482.8
3.8
t
High
36%
47
Jan-July
1970
4s
f 3.1
+ 2.4
No. of
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
490.7
520.7
504.8
471.5
525.6
Stocks
...
400.1
482.8*
_
_____
Division—
mortgage 4s series A 1993
Xfap-Nov
A 1st
mortgage 4s series' B 1993
May?
Finland Residential Mtge Bonk 5s 1961...Mar-Sept
Midland
Low
No.
85 T»
1st
1959—
Jan. I
Sold
84
84
Jan-July
LOW
High
425.4
3.1
Finance and Service
Lack & Western RR—
Delaware
1
'
Range Since
Bonds
89%
89%
125% 125 %
125%
June-Dec
1978
High
36%
36%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
Power 3 'As 1970
Aug. 1 1998
Appalachian Elec
Bethlehem
1994
inc debs
4s
the common
545.5*
;_
Goods
Mining
Interest
412.6
520.7*
Goods
Utility
Trade,
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
2
Percent
Apr. 10, '59
425.4*
_
7% Mar
17'/® Feb
8,500
8%
4
103.19 Jan
—...
ending April 1*7, 1959, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Durable
1ft
108.79 Mar
..
week
Composite
2,900
18'%
.
Chance
800
7ft
1ft
Low
Apr. 17, '59
18
25Tb
18
1959
index of stock prices based on the closing prices of
Apr
16%
23%
1%
2
High
28% Feb
17%
18
31
72.75 Jan
Range for
Feb
100
100
21
Apr
26% Jan
20%
Range for 1958
102.82 Dec
SEC Index of Stock Prices
,
22
5% Jan
25%
27%
21
44
6.000
20 Va
Closing
Apr
Feb
25%
10c
25
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Apr. 22___
92 y®
40c
National
Wed.
%
ft Jan
1
6
by
Low
3%
23%
7%
.
Over-the-Counler Industrial Stock Averages
55
—_
-168.87
625.15
-
21—
Feb
5s
Corp_
85.47
High
27%
1
Petroleum
preferred
84.69
629.23
20
2
Jewelry Co
Zapata
83.90
107.74
*
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
84.47
Apr.
44
14%
ord regular
89.90
107.50
25
15%
Ltd—
W)
214.86
Apr. 20.
950
T'b
1
93.22
Mon.
31%
213'1
__
168.92
Apr
37
14 y®
Woodley Petroleum Co
(F
624.06
:
Jan
33 %
20%
Total
22
8
Woodall Industries Inc
American dep rets
17..—
4%
27%
43
100
Bonds
trials
3%
8,9O0i
ft
20%
pfd
ities
Stocks
Tues
20%
Wood Newspaper Machine
40
Rails
ities
3% Mar
800
6%
Util¬
Rails
roads
2% Mar
34
23%
Grade
Onto—
31%
1
Grade
2ft Jan
Apr
33
1
Indus¬
800
3%
common
65
1,900
3%
& Co
10
Util¬
April
April
April
April
Feb
Vb
4
Jan
86
20
87
%
10
Second
Rail-
'
—5
.
First
trials
Apr
41/®
113 Mar
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Woolworth
2G
2,800
3
37
10
Jan
117
Jan
3 T'b
__10
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Brothers
Jan
22
IIS
3%
..1
Eagle International Oil Co—_10c
Wilson
109
4,300
2%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Williams
1%
2
3
20
_
Total
Da la
Ltd—
Inc
White
Jan
15
2% Mar
3'/a Jan
3Tb
1
4Tb Mar
3%
86
100
Mar
45
Jan
5,200
4%
3%
1Tb
_1%
dep rets ord shares
Is
Western Tablet <te Stationery common.*
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Feb
700
26
Amer
Coal
Apr
Feb
190
112
3%
3%
■__*
Stockholders Invest
111
3%
1.25
Leaseholds Ltd
3 Tb
29Tb
1%
75,700
1%
25
112
5
pfd
Apr
Apr
36% Feb
18,600
3%
1%
1
4.40'+
79
2 Tb
4,800
44%
43%
1%
Development Co.—
Westmoreland
200
5% Mar
Feb
71
10
3
2%
3
*
Western
Westmoreland
78
78
3 V®
(Del)—
Western
Western
1,300
10c
c
Oil & Gas Ltd—
Utilities
4
14% Mar
Jan
1
Company Inc_
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas
2%
23 Tb
1
&
West Canadian
1,000
30
Instrument Co
Webb &
8%
3%
3
—
Waitt & Bond Inc
7%
8%
3%
*
_
20
indus¬
w
10
30
718,000
495,000
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1956)
Monday, AprrI 27, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Agricultural Chemical
American
American
„5
Corp
Motors
American
(when
common
254%
,
Albany RR
Co
Ediscn
Boston
—25
_
Personal Prop Trust.
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Boston
Service
Cities
Co
Range
Copper
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
5
Fuel
Mass
6fo
&
P'irst
National
Ford
Motor
Stores
Inc
*
_
5
1
Industries
Kernecott
Lamson
Copper Corp
5
;
Theatres
Boston
10
"
36
41
36%
253% 165(4
4,240
85(4
26
89(4
84%
4*89
62%
60
59
53
Jan
02
18
Jan
23%
Feb
04 %
Rexall
5
27
28%
153
27
Apr
32%
333
28%
Jan
33%
1%
150
Shawmut
—
—
...
20%
177(4
Inc.,
68(4
5G1
66%
Apr
81%
65(4
1,502
50%
Feb
65(4
81
84 (4
1.G52
Feb
84%
52(4
305
4<*% Mar
52%
"5% Feb
40%
120
38(4
Apr
388
96%
Jan
10
18(4
Apr
39%
18(4
18%
74%
10
A
Jan
Allen
American
Baldwin
12%
Apr
Jan
Bohn
Metal
14%
700
12%
Jan
1414
Apr
14c:
2,540
6c
Jan
1 Or
Feb
3.090
19%
Jan
174(4 I8O3.,
275
160
21%
Jan
18414 Mar
Jan
Products.—
Feb
50%
Apr
Consolidated
13%
Feb
19%
Jan
Consumers
30
25
Jail
42%
44%
317
32(4
Jan
30%
32
21G
29%
Jan
Apr
32% Mar
63%
64%
70
56(4
Jan
64%
Mar
44(4
Apr
(4 Mar
33%
Jan
41
*
29(4
28%
29%
954
28%
Jan
32%
40
39%
41%
1,938
39%
Apr
45
39%
139
Jan
Mar
43(4
47%
__
56%
57
15
46(4
Jan
5814 Mar
__
3434
34%
26
33%
Apr
38
Feb
49
7GG
45%
Jan
51% Mar
20(4
20%
180
14%
Jan
20%
Apr
80%
85%
722
70%
Feb
85%
Apr
Laundry
--.20
:
Paper
Davidson
Motors..,'
:
Detroit
.
Gray
Detroit
Steel
Iron
Corp.—
Baler
Ex-Cell-O
Ford
Motor
Co
...
37%
103
32%
Jan
15%
100
15
Jan
41
41%
90
40% Mar
52%
Feb
43 %
45(4
150
41(4
Jan
50%
Feb
96%
20
94%
Jan
96%
Cincinnati Ga s & Electric
4:r/'o
1
....
Milling
Cincinnati Telephone
F~"l"
Tissue
i
Pic.her
Gibson
.10
47%
..5
Art
72 3 4
29%
_
Procter &
2.50
—
Gamble......
Rapid
...
Printing
»
1.——150
Unlisted
..12.50
Cyanamid
American Radiator..
New
Telephone
10
Telegraph__100
$33%
,
Tobacco
'
Gas
Jan
33(4
50%
17%
18%
125
15%
Jan
18%
224%
Jan
265%
857
84%
Apr
89%
100
96%
Jan
106
50
60%
Jan
74
66%
(H
Rudy
^
15
25
Scotten
—
Udylite
preferred
40%
930
65%
a
24%
49 5 a
4
39%
51%
6,427
18%
1,552
12,911
■
Jan
44
Jan
Mar
65 ¥»
Feb
25
Jan
Mar
45.'
Feb
4 ¥2-Mar
Jan
Apr
Mar
50%. Jan
.
Jan
100
4%
Feb
7% Mar
29%
29 34
30%
465
29
.-2.50
-
.
4%
Feb
Jan
4
Feb
2%
Jan
Feb
32%-Mar
•
28?8
■■
Jan
23% Feb
6%
Jan
7(4
700
7%
Apr
7%
Apr
14": n
100
13%
Jan
"15%
Feb
6%
196
5%
Jan
7
Feb
33(4
•
•
29(4 Mar
20%
33'%
744
32
Jan
34
Mar
13
«
Jaii
255
304
6(4
•
25
2
12%
14%
14%
732
22'
7%
v
2'J
22%
"1-
.1
13
105
10%
Jan
13
Aor
2%
100
2%
Feb
2%
1,537
13%
Jan
15 Vb
Feb
3
"'!
3%
1,540
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
20%
100
193b
Jan
24 Ya
Jan
—ill
20(4
2014
3%
3%
133
4334
43%
43%
362
3%
5%
750
12 %
12%
940
2%
.4
i_'
4.
p
8'
;*i
1
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
Apr
6(4
Feb
12% Mar
720
2%
Apr
783
30%
Jan
38
14
621
9%
Jan
16 % Mar
23
.•
.r_e_.il'-'-
'
■
24
1.046
21%
Apr
4
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50%
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88
Mar
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139
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Apr
72
74
64
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63%
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32
57%
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64%
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87%
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Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
177
22%
Feb
24% Mar
125
35%
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Aluminium
52%
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57%
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American
10
27%
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39%
Apr
Am
100
55
53%
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60%
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36%
55
85%
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Feb
87 % Mar
239%
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76%
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Jan
43%
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Jan
65%
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American
Rad
American
Tel
59%
61%
147
59
Feb
66%
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84%
110
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48%
49%
607
44% Mar
51
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21
21%
95
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21%
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42%
43%
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44%
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28%
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38%
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31
50
2
31
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82%
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78%
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8
32%
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43%
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115
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Apr
56
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5
50
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Corp
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Apr
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69(4 Mar
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Feb
40%
26
34%
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Jan
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Mar
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44%
58%
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53
4,700
63
12%. 13(4
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Apr
13%
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Borg-Warner
10
42%
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8
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1
44
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30
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19(4
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56
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-
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66
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396
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30
36%
79%
65%
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.
29
;
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High
77%
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51%
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Last
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Advanced Aluminum
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STOCKS
15% Mar
13%.
51%
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Midwest Stock Exchange
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32%
_
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19%
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15%
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—
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Feb
47% Mar
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—
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Jan
5
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22%
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Feb
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29%
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Southern
85%
102
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Schenley In'd
Sears Roebuck
11%
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Mar
85%
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-
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21
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1,045
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3
Mar
255
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4.
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73
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Metal
Davis
Jan
66%
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105%
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Jan
Apr
89%
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Jan
56%
4
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495
65
13%
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13
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Apr
253% 265%
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2,125
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51%
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Apr
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new
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Jan
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Mt Clemens
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1
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'
72
Jan
'
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—
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Jan
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166
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Jan
221
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-
Jan
29 %
5
General Electric
Pure
29% Mar
73%
4
7
...
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Apr
1,127
85
32%
300
5
...
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National
29%
Feb
58%
59%
Auto-Lite.—.,
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34% Jan
31
125%
Ford
Mead
46%
Apr
44%
10
DuPont
Monsanto
Jan
Apr
26 V8
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49%
1
70%
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25
'
56
10
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44
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Mar
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10
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Dayton Power & Light
,
29%
Apr
41%
10
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73
29% Mar
63 7 a
40%
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26%
25
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General
48% Mar
Jan
41%
25
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Colgate-Palmolive
Eastman
Jan
60
120
Inc
5
;
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44
125
58
13
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Dow
260
73
45%
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Jan
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3%
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Corn
Mar
72
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13
22
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Mar
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1
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46%
Mar
Feb
18
17%
•
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5
Avco
Baldwin
12
42%
100% Mar
32*/z Jan
Feb
'
10
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Ashland
100
Jan
92 (4 Mar
52%
50
;
Steel
Armour
12%
37%
71%
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;
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Armco
Jan
.
52 %
5
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91%
Apr,
85(4 Apr '
52%
1
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American
Jan
335
33%
Apr
Apr-
16%
3
Stocks
Airlines...
Can
38%
97%
734
10
32%
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American
5
29%
81%
....
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40(4
Apr
16(4 Mar
45%
.10
Kroger
Lunkenheimer
86
95%
50
...
_
34%
40(4
10
33%
86
100
_
Hobart
Cities
34
12%
preferred
Cincinnati
Crystal
common. 8.50
37%
27%
118
■'
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125
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Apr
2%
58 3 8
5(4
18(4
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23V4 Jan
18%
479
43
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Range Since Jan. 1
361
2538
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—
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43 %
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64
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Shares
36%
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Feb
302
41
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.
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Fruenauf
General
65
1
...
17
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International Breweries
r.l—1
36%
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for Week
of Prices
Low
12
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common....
Detroit Edison..
Howell
96%
Carey
57
Mar
Low
18%
27(4
•
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....
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Houdaille Industries common
Sales
15%
Champion Paper
Jan
High
18%
,
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Burger
71(4
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17
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89.
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Shares
10
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Great
Sale Price
Feb
43(4 Mar
106
Jan
81% Apr
for Week
23a
—
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..
42%
741
Cincinnati Stock
-
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Brown-McLaren Manufacturing.
Buciu Company—.
4
Burroughs Corporation
Clirysler Corp—
18%
Par
Jan
17
Jan
Exchange
of Prices
1
Rubber
50%
Last
66%
Jan
33%
$2,500
Range
—
20 7„
12c
20 3 8
Wrigley Stores
Electric
Feb
37
Apr
C F
Jan
19
Mar
32%
Apr
44
117%
Par
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17%
Friday
■
Week's
Last
Sale Price
7
150
STOCKS
57(4
:
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STOCKS
483i
85%
2814 Jan
Feb
•
15%
15
174
92%,
57
Feb
75
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-
81%
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17%
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91%
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500
7
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Apr
51%
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Westinghouse Electric Corp...
Cincinnati
Apr
1
Waldorf
40
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•
80%
Jan
30
United Shoe Machine Corp common—25
U S Rubber Company
5
U S Smelting Refining & Mining Co—50
92%
17
Feb
26(4
95
34%
<
Jan
Jan
10%
BONDS—
1 % Mar
United
Co
17 -
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50% Mar
66(4
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Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
Fruit
28
•
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Feb
Jan
Mar
%
49
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Association
82(4
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Webster
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Mar
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Drug Co_.
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64(4 Jan
3214 Mar
7
25
—
278
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Feb
Mar
Jan
50
„.50
13%
50%
59
Apr
58%
257
Corp
90
28
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Westinghouse
65% Mar
110(4 114%
.—
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Edison
Steel
25
12%
Chemical
586
11(4
13(4
Co_.__j.___.
S
299
33Ti,
Mathieson
Low
54%
62(4
Apr
63%
83(4
Oil
Texas
Toledo
U
129
23%
12(4
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
52(4
52%
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Shoe
60%
1%
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Sunray
S
59(4
13%
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Shares
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Studebaker-Packard
Apr
74% Mar
Feb
32%
100
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89'4
Jan
Jan
1
Tel <& Tel Co
Oil
Oil
Apr
265%
Apr
G0%
105
61%
43% Mar
Jan
122
4
England
Jan
100
Narragansett Racing Association.
National Service Companies
New England Electric System
:
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Apr
43%
224(4
433
Lone Star Cement Corp
1
102%
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RANGE
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63%
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58
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133
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60
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64
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84%
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68
70%
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73
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Jan
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31
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35
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37
28%
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34%
45%
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13
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23
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100
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29
66%
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93%
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22
38%
Jan
Feb
9%
—
117%
—
Union
Wisconsin Electric
89
15%
52% Apr
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—
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5
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U S Rubber Co (Un)
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35%
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25
31
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26
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200
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2,000
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Feb
Tool
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12%
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TWA
7% Mar
'
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42 %
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Sunray
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Apr
31%
3,600
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139
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40
100
52
53%
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44% Mar
400
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Studebaker-Packard Corp
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23%
1,600
t
Johnson
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5,400
28%
1
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67%
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of Indiana
200
Apr
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52% Jan
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52 %
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Apr
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of
61% Jan
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Spiegel Inc common
Square D Co (Un)
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
22%
150
2,300
28
45%
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Apr
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44% Jan
45% Jan
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48
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South Bend Lathe Works
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Southern
RR
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International Harvester ...
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Apr
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Apr
25
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Apr
14
Jan
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52
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Feb
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9
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5,700
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48
38
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Apr
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28% Feb
29% Jan
44 %
Schering
Apr
72% Feb
:
13
Schenley Industries (Un)
Apr
71%
51 %
51%
137
25
E;
69%
55
90
3
Jan
54%
471%
54
Apr
Apr
Apr
46 "
Feb
Sears Roebuck & Oo
50%
Feb
45.
44%
Corp...—
Heller-' (Walter
2,900
14.800
Mar
64hi Mar
200
7171:
46%
Mar
24% Jan
13% Apr
300
100
100
600
59%
;
Brewing
(G)
53%
44
44%
5
10
Public Service class A
24
Gulf Oil Corp—
Heileman
50
70%
14%
38
,T»
St Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
48%
13%
37%
20 g
Co
Stockyards
100
46 %
class A
(Un)
Corp
National
Louis
59%
common
Cooperage
Greyhound
St
1,500
-
Great
914 Jan
1,800
58%
14
—
Apr
75
62
Feb
14
84%
69
69%
'
Petroleum
Dutch
24%
Chemical
&
10;% Jan
7% Feb
Royal
B
Apr
70V4
66
2,050
Apr
60% Mar
Jan
66% Apr
47
Feb
31
Jan
>
2,600
700
27%
52% Mar
10%
43% Feb
200
42%
86%
31% Mar
8% Jan
600
1,800
4,200
27%
5
Paper
Spring <fc Axle.
1
______
Lakes
Great
300
Raisin
Rockwell
12.50
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*
City Steel Co—.......
Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Gray
207
8%
53%
8
.5
*
.ga..,
Rubber
Co
&
13%
2% Jan
River
61%
70%;
1
Co
Goldblatt
2% Apr
Apr
10% Mar
80%
49% ;
Telephone & Electronics Corp—10
General Tire & Rubber——
83%c
Gen
.
1,700
63
82%
821/4'.
Utilities..——5
Public
2%
59%
-
80%
*
1.66%
...
7% Feb
-80%
60
5
—
Corp
51% Feb
500
13%
'
■
J'
1
(Un)
General Electric Co
General
300
10%
8%
;"
2
Finance
61
10%
Jan
22% Jan
47% Jan
43
>
43% Apr
70% Mar
1,700
2,800
500
1,500
58
__
2.50
l
—
26% Jan
500
10%
10
Anr
Jan
9% Mar
20% Jan
59% Mar
Jan
300
64
30%
51%
—
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Inc.
15
7
600
•
Rexall
Feb
8
12% Feb
1,800
800
900
29%
0
Apr
24 ha
45
2,400
2,400
*
65 hi
Jan
Feb
.
30%
l
(Un)
-
43%
12.50
3
•
Oats Co
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
38% Mar
15% Apr
50
Jan
.42%
42%
(Un)
23% Jan
14% Feb
700
29%
33%c
Apr
900
;
125% 133
__
50%
65% Apr
35% Apr
16% Apr
54%
_.
1
Feb
61% Feb
18%
56
17%
55
83%C
(Un)__
Service Co of Indiana
Oil
8
18%
50
Quaker
Pure
.
814
...
23% Mar
•
42
400
2
(The)
Aj>r
2%
1
5
19% Mar
44% Feb
30
Jan
27% Jan
2,700
-64%
i_——
\V
__
6514
;
&
Jan
Ufa
18%
650
5
common
Apr
12% Apr
60%
•
Box Corp..——————
General
60%:
Transportation new..—
Amer
General
33% Apr
16% Apr
39% Jan
2,000
v
"
General
54% Mar
32
250
(Un>—t
Airways
Co
Pullman Company
5|
502a
13.100
30%
World
20% Jan
2.800
65%
—1
•
20j% Jan
22%
63%
20%:
—10
•
Jan
22% Jan
1,400
25
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Pliilco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Apr
89
3,800
.
Davis
New
Apr
34
*6%
American
Corp
(Un)__
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Apr
45 <4
&
Penn-Texas
Apr
34[% Jan
200
21%
22
2
34%. Apr
18% Mar
32%
50
*
Peabody Coal Co cdmmon
Mar
9 ha Mar
Gfi Feb.
300
43
65%
Inc.—
——
.
l
Gas
Parker Pen Co class B
47% Mar
33
Apr
87% Apr
27 hi
Gas
Pfizer
'
8
—5
Inc.—
33
Jan
Mar
25% Jan
48% Mar
200
7.50
Co
(Un)
Natural
Electric
Parke
•
Jan
231
23 %
.
5
——
4'
32%.
i
—
j!—2
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32%
Jan
20%
'
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•
—
——1
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Corp
47%
Jan
42fa Jan
24% Jan
100
236 % 240 3 »
,
j.
Co
Chemical
Fan
'
(Un)
5
—2.50
Phonograph
3,350
1,900
857a
27(4
,
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f
1,200 h
600
' 27 %
>
32%",
&
Co
...
57%
..
78"%
Dairies
Foremost
900
88%-;
of America
Motor
27% Jan
Oil
Pacific
Apr
Apr
43% Feb
35% Jan
367a
:^814
8%
is—-1_
lUiir
—
Jan
52
41
27%
Manufacturing
Olin-Mathieson
13%
Jan
coin—.10
Brewing
Flour Mills
Feb
26,
100
'41%
Firstamerica- Corp
,
■u
10%
3.600
41%;
.—.........
Falstaff
2.400
Gasx——;____3
Natural
Emerson
13%
41
41
1
.
luc
Eastman Kodak Co
-
'
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.
Oklahoma
BX
(Unj.
\Vvf
Jan
28%-
85%
—*
Nemours
57%
' .36%
27%
...
;•
Air Lints
Eastern
Inc. (Allen
Ohio
Apr
900
_1
Mont Laboratories
Du
Jan
45;
12^ a
—5
Inc.
29%
2,100
35%
33
Co..—.—...—5
Chemical .Co—
Dow
Oak
25%
Apr
Apr
60% Mar
1.000
46 »»
41
-
45%
•
Drcwrys
55%
10
3.33%
13
30%
Mar
557::
58% '
-
.—.20-
(Um._
100
28
28%
2814/
36%.;
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Co
Manufacturing
Dodge
....1
(Un)_.„
Jan
45
12%,
—
:—25
America
23 %
'
i
40%
...25;-,.
Crucible Steel Co
700
Feb
25
:
Feb
Feb
-
25%
0
Northwest Bancorporation
New common w 1
50
-
27%
,A"
46 hi
Corp
'._i;/7.';
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Crane .Co
'
28
Motors
Controls Co ot.
-
.;
63% Mar
Ja
Jan
Jan
55 h:
557«
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____.10
Continental-Can-Co
22%
56.
38,
.
Airlhies
12% Apr
75%
; Jan
10
"
27
___•
Co
Power
Con lainer
Corp.——___I
—!
1.33%
Northwest
Jan
26% Feb
39% Jan
32% Apr
*
24% Mar
27% Jan
9% Mar
32%
__
1
;
1214
74%
8
{
71%
__
8
(Un)
Co
Central
—
5
.—
Prod
Mar
65% Jan
Jan
74V4 Apr
25 Va
Corp.—
Iron
Columbia- Gas System
49% Apr
2,100
45
400
337ii i
5
Jan
49%
44%
63%
500
"
x22
5% Jan
4814
200
1
:
Feb
45
74%
65% '
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J_i5
3Vz
63%
26%
„
1
;
High
19% Jan
go
•
30%
__
Iron
4%'>. preferred
:•
I
Cleveland Electric Ilium....:
44
5
Chemical
72%
13%' " 13%
13%
•-i"' 172 •' 172
Product.-; Corp...-
Cleveland
300
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip) & Co (Un)
30%
—
59:l
Low
16% Jan
,
18%
Monsanto
Apr
6% Mar
21% Feb
54i
Jan
35
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18
33%
-
:
__
—8.50;
——10;1
Cities Service Co'
GOO
18%
Shares
32% Mar
Jan
Jan
58
38%'
25
Corp
25%4
!
far Week
ef Prices
Low
•
Co
26%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common....
Chrysler
200
200
Chemical
58
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preferred—————/lOO',
series A
•-
44 %
Manufacturing Co
%
—
L25
•
(Un)
Chicago Mihv St Paul & Fac
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
Monroe
55%
40:
66
24%
"
__
58
25
I
1
!
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Ohio
Chesapeake
I
;
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Jan
3r«
63%
10.
common
convertible preferred
$3
Cliemetron
27!
Modine
Sales
Bangs
*»r
Apr
3 ha
Apr
Week's
Last
Sale Prloc
High
29^8 Jan
44%
'
Service
5%
5%
Friday
I
23%
18% Jan
•
Celanese Corp
Centlivre
Since Jan.
Low
High
23%
2%'
24
V
2%
__
APRIL
STOCKS
jftange
Shares
32
5
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
Calumet
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
—
..5
—
—*
312
312
28
37% Jan
2ft V*
Jan
83% Jan
84% Jan
Apr
20% Mar
Mar
40% Jan
Jan
27%
59
Jan
90% Feb
12% Jan
18
190% Feb
312
Apr
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
$8
.
.
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
(1958)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
APRIL
ENDED
M
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
common
-
e-
52 %
18%
19
650
15%
Apr
2271:
80%
75c
63% Mar
20
388
17%
Jan
22
70c
128,975
58c
Apr
83c
82
Jan
90"a Mar
(Uri
Allied Chemical Corp
9%
4"
«...
-----
American
American
American
Tel & Tel Co
New
3,303
20%
Feb
4,297
27%
Apr
250
8-_
«.pr
981*
180
98%
Apr
31%
1,057
24%
Jan
20
20 %
907
20%
Fob
42%
42 ? it
44? it
3,220
42%
Apr
25
25
100
23%
Jan
20
50? 4
46%
Feb
58%
12
Jan
18 3 «
34r,i;
58'/*
1,802
lOvit
18%
0,790
42%
42%
42%
350
(Uni
Oil
Ashland
1—
.
■
Avco
—
Feb
2
47 '/*
747
37%
Feb
70
80
GGV'4
67%
2,383
1,484
60%
Jan
36
130
30%
Jan
40%
46%
Apr
46%
*
84
'
741
a
Jan
65
Jan
23%
30%
50
52%
2,505
1,371
7
13 "t
13%
714
2,161
200
3?i;
3 4
4,850
V*
15%
10
1,488
4 ?-
4%
565
31
52%
Apr
Jan
23
8%
10%
3%
Feb
4%
41 %
Feb
47 %
4
2,(572
3%
Jan
5
2,100
6%
Feb
8%
7?ii
584
2.10
19,300
03? v.
1,994
36%
7 Vi!
37%
419
l?,t
1%
1%
9.370
B
51V 4
51%
5249
3,148
lOVit
10
10%
1
8?2
2.30
Jan
29
39
12
8c
10c
(ic
Fell
14c
30%
2,777
17%
Jan
32
413«
2,180
39%
Feb
—
—.—
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
Inc(Un)
Cala veros
Cement
5%
Apr
ck
Feb
517it
460
457* Mar
52%
Apr
Jan
45%
Apr
Brothers
(Un)-
Co of Calif
llumor
3771;
/
2.5D Apr
237a
Oil &
Lakes
.—10
Northern
Rv
Western
Oil
Chemical
Co.
82c
51c
Jan
V*
92
505
83'/a
Feb
90
al36
198
1197a
44%
44?*
199
75c
89
•
_
44?;
Jan
Financial
Corp
1,740
2?;
Jan
59%
62
.159
58 %
Apr
64
1?«
1%
470
1?;
Jan
59%
59?-;
338
56
56 Va
769
2274
20%
118% 118?;
2,098
•
22 V*
-—25
.2 1/12
Stores Inc
.
1
Pineapple
-
-
373
50?;
Jan
Aircraft
Electronics
56%
Apr
22%
Apr
126%
Jan
Oil
Jan
6,442
17? it
Jan
26% Mar
663
53%
Feb
68%
17
Feb
17%
Jan
39 % Mar
17
039
12
37 3
4
290
31%
59 3*
00 %
500
37?2
;
1
1.40
1.40
1.45
10,084
^1
Co
3
3
3
300
-
Jan
Jan
89c
2.00
Jan
Idaho
18 5 it Mar
20%
335
40
48% Jan
59
290
54% Mar
19?n
18'a
19%'
1.455
7 74
1,095
00C
53,620
Co
8%
Jan
Apr
13%
17? it
17Tii
1,400
14%
Jan
17%
40? a
41 ?':;
1,820
37%
Feb
Intex
Oil
Jan
57%
20
Jan
3
ib Feb
47
30
150
47
140
1,027
38?;.
49%
150
1.10
1.25
41,710
27
27 %
200
42%
43 ?4
1,052
91%
1.15
10
1
42%
•
Harvester
(Un)
Apr
Jan
913 4
210
5%
19 %
Apr
7V
Apr
30c
Feb
75c
Apr
Apr
52
Jan
31%
Feb
47% Mar
Mar
277a
39 7 a
Feb
45%
80%
Jan
Jan
117%
117 %
120
120
39
38
39%
4,181
29 Va
11%
11
11%
970
9%
Feb
2.00
2.00
2.10
1.100
2.00
Apr
118
Feb
2.50
Jan
58%.
58%
58%
612
52%
Jan
58%
Apr
08 3 4
70%
2,491
60%
Feb
70?* Apr
47%
Feb
48% Apr
(Un)
Corp
Laughlln Blcel
&
(Un)
Apr
21%
Jan
4%
Apr
372
29%
Jan
32% Mar
Kansas
43%
43%
44%
195
43% Mar
48'% Jan
21%
21%
1,285
20%
Jan
20%
Feb
94
94
929
84 V4
Jan
95
48 ?«
1,080
15%
16
8,975
8.75
31%
31''it
63
—•
Kennecott Copper (Un)
Kern County Land Co
112?2
114
672
57%
57
58%
1,122
16%
14r!r
17
40%
37 %
12% Mar
23%94'Vi
400
&
Power
Light
(Un)
15%.
2.50
%
Jan
32% Mar
116% Mar
52% Feb
62% Jan
39%
Jan.
103%
9%
31%
31%i
27% Jan
33%
17%
17 %
230
14%
22% Feb
Leslie Salt
—L_
10
57
50%
57%
453
43%
43 %
44%
710
43% Apr
45%
Apr
Llbby McNeill &r Libby common—
7
12%
12%
12%
1,838
12% Jan
15%
15%-
207
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
Liggett <fe Myers Tobacco (U11)
25
a98
86% Mar
4%
4%
100
4%
Apr
24%
25
090
21 %
Feb
73
73
73
209
68%
Jan
Apr
73% Mar
Lithium
a36 %
a30% u30%
315
31%
Jan
35%
Apr
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
05%
03%
2,081
50%
Feb
65%
Apr
60
59%
404
04%
Jan
8%
1,008
58%
5%
Apr
9
Jan
10% Apr
883
23%
20%.
1,390
05%
00.
10
20?)
27?
45%
45%
338
22%
22%
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,
32%-
23
3,373
16%
io
10%
225
11
03 78
63%
222
1
85c
90c
3,400
50c
1.337;:
5
64? ii
04
64%
839
39%
36 Va
40%
2,265
Jan
0% Jan
Apr
28
Jan
46%
Jan
5
.
—
Inc
'
Theatres
56%
Jan
Jan
50c
17%
Lorillard
W
Jan
«l
M
„
*
63i
"
(?)
Macy & Co
637 8
Apr
Magna vox
96c
Feb
Martin
Jan
62%
Apr
67%
34
Feb
41:% Mar
23%
Jan
Co
15%
Co
Mat son
Navigation
McKesson
27% Feb
Meier
Frank
Apr
58?a
Jan
Menasco
Feb
13%
Merchants
68%
Apr
Feb
131
(52%
Jan
55
701
52%
Feb
41%
040
35%
Jan
41%
Feb
6%
1,795
Merck
57% Feb
40 J b
0%
05%
56 7
i,
1,674
28%
28%
743
2?«
240
1511
6%
Apr
Mission
Jan
Monolith
27% Jan
32%
Feb
2%
Jan
2
Apr
14
Jan
13%
17%
Feb
16%
Jan
Apr
118
3818
Apr
39
300
18
Jan
21 %
383
48%
Jan
59% Mar
18%
134
13%
Fell
19
1,267
13
Feb
75
124
721:> Mar
43
38?«
38%
38%
19
187it
19
5734
57%
.2.50
18%
2.50
18%
*
75
125
2.50
52%
50%
750
•
I
45 Va
45%.
46%
1,50(5
14
14%
330
52
53
1.380
Lab
1
6%
0%
420
g
Co
Inc
50%,
52
85%
85%
683
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(Allen
40%
40%
40 3 4
767
i
8%
8%
8%
1,895
B)
duPont de Nemours & Co (Un)_.
.
6
Mar
Co
20
Mar
20
Mar
75% Mar
Corp
Emerson Radio & Phono
(Un)
Emporium Capueil Co
Erie Railroad C0 (Un)
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
For footnotes' gee
page 44.
910
13%
com
i
w
—
Co
Jan
Mar
25
Jan
117?4
Apr
39% Apr
32%
Apr
13%
810
11% Mar
13?* Apr
32%.
102
32%
Apr
36%
41%
300
40%
Apr
43% Apr
53i
15,800
41
Inc
41
435
38
Jan
41%
Feb
57%
432
49 %
Feb
57%
Apr
32%
Jan
47
Jan
>
Power
Biscuit
3.690
42 % Mar
58
Feb
81 %
133
65 %
Jan
81%
Apr
10
10%
16
10%
025
15%
Jan
22
Jan
CV's
Feb
7% Mar
1.75
Jan
2.20 Jan
(Un
National Theatres
Jan
N
Jan
Niagara-Mohawk Power
Nordon Corp Ltd
Mar
Jan
Company
New England Electric
Y Central RR
Norrls
North
North
179
206%
Feb
233
Mar
7570
Apr
90
Apr
39
2,450
32%
Apr
617
37
Jan
21
728
18%
Jan
21%
5
20%
20%
22
3,080
14?2
-20
48
48
49
45
Jan
Feb
12
1,560
1,411
11
Mar
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84c
87c
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83c
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43
21%
150
20%
t
14
14
48%
48%
30%
30%
5
•
95
1,037
175
75
441
278
44%
75
44%
2,214
Feb
Apr
27% Apr
2?
Jan
12% Mar
15
Mar
38%
Jan
48"% Apr
29
Jan
34
67
Jan
75
Apr
40% Feb
45
Mar
Jan
Feb
16%.
2,035
13
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20%
88 %
300
58%
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84
51%.
51 %
235
49%
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55 ?
331
16%
15%
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10
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43
51
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Feb
Apr
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Co
Co
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(Un)
33 ? i:
568
29 3a
Feb
34% Mar
82%
240
78 V
2
Mar
85% Mar
107«
11
570
10%
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9
4,572
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10
1
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407
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21 %
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%
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18,300
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2.15
900
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46%
47
1,697
30
232
•
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Invest
(Un)
common—
1
39%
34%
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46%
34%.
12% Mar
Mar
Jan
1% Mar
Feb
30%
38%
Jan
40% Jan
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Feb
26
33c
Jan
Feb
2.00 Mar
2.90 Feb
Jan
52 V a Mar
39%
24%
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24
Jan
47%
Feb
36
Apr
25%. Apr
52V*Mar
25%
55%
00
5
51%
50%
52
365
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preferred
40
39%
41%
2,552
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Jan
43% Apr
20%
20%
460
15%
Jan
22
3%
3%
42,290
41%
41%
222
25
Northern Pacific Railway
Corp
39%
25c
1
(Un)
Aviation
Northrop
k
80%
•
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American
Mar
1
;
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a
10
(Un)_5
Inc (Un)
59%
33%
22% Feb
Feb
20
(Un)_
National Distillers & Chem Corp
National Steel Coi-p
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Feb
43
Jan
45%
27
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Co
50%
327*
Feb
18?it
141
3
New Idria* Min &
20%
69%
008
48 3
1
15% Mar
33%
582
20%
27
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Apr
84 3it
20
25%
(Un >%
84%
81%
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com
1:1
Jan
20%
500
2,250
48%
•
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12
Apr
6% Feb
201%
Co
Feb
40
843i;
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2
47
7%
6%
1.95
10
Jan
87
0%
1.85
10
Cement,
41 ? -j
45%
6%
1.85
16%r
(Un 1
Inc
Mar
6% Mar
75*2 Jan
Apr
48%.
74-'%
(Un )—j,
National
075
4012
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Co
Ward & Co
Inc
47
81%
Chemical
Montrose
A5r,it
40 %
(Un)
Montgomery
54%
46 %
Feb
65c
♦
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
Montana
55|_
Mar
47c
18
(On)
Util
51c
1
1
Portland
Preferred
51c
*
Inc
58
2,444
84c
28% Mar
93%
113
41%
5.
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(Un)
Jan
90
11%
Apr
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Jan
15% Jan
a
13
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4
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9%
17
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Feb
78%
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—3
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31
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South
60 ?4
39%
690
1,134
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Apr
1
50e
•
31
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—
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Feb
4%
55
27% Jail
15%
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11
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373
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&
45
37
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Feb
;:5%
-
427
36 %t
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Feb
29%
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1,719
37
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75
30V1-
common
Co
1.052
1
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19
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(Un)
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28%
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110
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46%
63%
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19
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new
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27
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409
12
19
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new
32%
■
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127 B
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12
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Lone Star Cement
24% Mar
14%
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Loew's
,'
a94%
America
Corp of
Industries
Mar
54
——1
(Un)
Corp
2,637
Jan
Apr
Jan
Co
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Litton
Feb
36%
50
45
•
........._50c
(Un)
List
25
22
Inc
Lear
Apr
543«
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—
DuMont
16 V* Apr
Mar
-
Industries
12!» Apr
70%
Jones
30%-
Giorgio Fruit Corp class A..
Chemical
124-?* Apr
42? i Mar
n
Jolins-Manvllle
Motorola
Dresser
Apr
Apr
95% Mar
CalBer Alum & Chem Corp com—33Vir
Kaiser Industries
•
Apr
•
Douglas Oil. Co of Calif——2
Jan
1.35 Mar
Jan
26
—50c
——
30 %
Deceit Records Inc.:—:
Aircraft
54? L>
34c
1
25
.
38% Apr
10
Oil
47*
2.50
Disney Productions
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)_
t
44
*
Co
30 V*
—■—^—,.—1
B
65V* Jan
Jan
14
33 Vie
—7.50
Paper Co (Un)
Tel & Tel (Un)
International
Apr
45% Mar
50c
49 3 8
Development Co Ltd
Iron Corp (Un)
International
Jan
4
10
(Un.)..—
10%
9Va Apr
59c
63
5
Illinois Central RR
Imperial
Interlake
....
50o
—
810
49%
(Un)
Cc
350
Zelierhach Corp common
8
Crucible Steel Cr of America <Un)-127'a
preferred
Jan
19 V*
1
Maryland Mines Corp
Cement
87k
1
(Unt..:
Jan
40%
1
ll?it
Crown
Co
3Vi»
59
(Un)
11
10
—-
Apr
1.50 Jan
19%
(Un)
8%
350
—
<Un;>—+
Apr
61%
40 %
»_
i
•
Apr
59
'
-
.
(Un)——12.50
International
25
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Publishing Co (Un
Cur ties-Wright Com com
■
10
A
Mining Co
Oil Corp.
Sound Company
Corp
11% Mar
210
23 3«
68?,,
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class
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«%
ll?it
22%
ll?it
37?*
-
Development
Oil Co (Un)
Co
■
22%.
1
—
Int'l Nickel Co of Canada
•
Curtis
Apr
Apr
1734
10
Co;
59 V 2
Jan
393« Mar
112
2.50
Corp
Apr
(Un>.
oil
Feb
2?» Feb
68? »t
— —
7%
-
com
Apr
57% 57%
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4%
4%
& Savage Min
-American
Apr
2
4
——1
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Feb
3
59%
;
Apr
3
_
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(U11)
46
59%
•
Corp
Corp
135 ?
l
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Products
Feb
Jan
Mar
43
3
1
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3.00 Mar
274'* Jan
Feb
97c
4,972
6,111
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)
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4,899
26%
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)
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120
2.65
26
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53
.
•
Dow
45
2.50
43 34
—5
7Va
Consolidated Edison Co of NY (Un)—1•
Douglas
69
Corp
Products
Idaho Power Co
21% Mar
Corp
Corp
Feb
72
51?;
19%
Jan
Edison
Gould
19% Mar
51?i
415
19%
(Un)
C-o
Commonwealth
$3
*
I
-83 VaC
-
1,044
__1
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Commercial Solvents (Un)—.
Class
Jan
5'
Jan
-10
.
Di
19%
71%
Vii
5
Products
Service
&
_
28
10
12.50
Clary Corp
Colorado Fuel A* Iron
Deere
.
Jan
20? it
36% Jan
•.Chrysler Corp
A
16
—
t
Jan
25 3 it
010
Oil & Refining (Un)
Chesapeake A Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)
Class
1.965
19
Apr
56?;
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Apr
354
Cham pi in
Cuban
50% Jan
4434
10
•
Chacfoonrn Gotham Inc
Co::.
Mar
898
Apr
45% Apr
52%
Pasco
Choi
45
Feb
44%
20?'.
Instruments Corp
Cerro
Cons
13,033
25
Cercc
Cities
50
Apr
Jan
20
Celanese Cotd of America
Cerfain-teeci
48 7*
5%
1
(Un >—
Case (J 1) A- Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
49?9
71% Apr
_2G
Corp
1?3
657« Mar
Feb
52%
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)-:
Carrier
45% Mar
84
2,329
Feb
127
Jau
71%
38
a20?i';
Feb
17?;
703«
37%
1%
74%
7,569
70?,t
2,044
5
Petroleum
Southern
Canada
1,393
36%
Electronics (U11)—10
18,382
1,511
57'A
07% Mar
84
32%.
54%
10
8
Feb
82%
Jan.
45%
5.50
Co
58%
59%
82 3i
34%
23 V4 Mar
Jade
California Ink Co—
'——
California Packing Corp
Canada Dry Corp (Un)
2,223
GO 79
1
48% Mar
44%
40%
60%
Apr
Jan
Mar
250
7 V»
17%
39
1,212
43?*
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38%
Jan
5%
43 V*
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Mar
53 7*
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44%
33
600
768
5
45 3
8
39% Feb
24
126
35
35
34
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43? it
2.50
44%
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1
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34
5%
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40% Jan
8
43 7«
53%
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Mar
40?*
8%
Mar
5%.
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20%
40 V.
26%
25
Apr
303it
j
Jan
1
common
B
10
fi
50c
10
Oil Corp
18%
Honolulu
Feb
10
8
(Un)—
Airplane Co
2,558
258
Homestake
Mar
55%
2
9c
24%
53%
Holly
Holly
Apr
2
1% Feb
50% Mar
7,605
10,200
5c
a
23 7
353
Hoffman
Apr
Apr
24 ?«
34
Hilton Hotels Corp
Apr
61%
7%
Apr
25
Ililler
Jan
Fell
36% Jan
COc
Jan
72
10c
Hercules Powder Co
Jan
1.95
Apr
21%
Feb
68?a
Ifartfield
Apr
Apr
7? it
57%
65%
Jan
59 'A
Apr
3'Vi
1.95
Jan
20?a
8,518
69-%
Gull
Jan
5
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63? i,
51
2.484
72
69
Greyhound
15% Mar
1
33
332
47
5.837
20%
65%
Apr
Apr
24
Great
Jan
Feb
47
....
05 %
20%
72
20
4931
65 'A
Great
Jan
Jan
14
03 3 a
20%
Jan
Feb
24
Hawaiian
15%
64%
ll'a
41
1
Great
Feb
Jan
305
'
Apr
7
Apr
3% Mar
Feb
4.483
40%
a
4
Good
Feb
30
Jan
10%
25%
19%
.
%
44%
22%
29?«
51?,;
Apr
401
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber——.—
Grace (W R) & Co (Un)
1
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Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Granite City Steel Co (Un)
"12Z5O
Apr
19%
27%
23 V*
20%
»
Goodrich (B Ft Co (Un)..
73% Mar
Feb
889
18%
Gladding McBcan & Co
Apr
467»
Jerfi
Jan
20%
Corp
Pacific
Gladden
Mar
06%
19%
Apr
90%
20?.,
40%
Corp.
Telephone &
Gimbel
Feb
1,085
11%
38%
Apr
18%
Calif.
of
-
Apr
1,167
1,033
3i'0
Co
Corp
Pacific
Georgia
Apr
471
05
29 7 it
1
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...
'
89
70?;
1.343
25% Mar
Apr
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—JI
General Tire & Rubber Co
106% Jan
2
17
Jan
38%
200
Getty Oil Co common
Gillette Co
373s Jan
210
17
20%
101
92
Apr
Apr
PI
common—
(Un)
(Un)—
Corn
Co
265%
Feb
1
Co
Hill
56%
—5
1
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
EudcT Company
Budget Finance Plan common
6preferred
Bunker
Jan
7
Corp
Mammoth
Ohiea
4070
Gen
Jan
96
—-100
1
Diamond Corp
Bol«a
310
3? it
(Un)_
Co
Benguet Cons Ine
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
99%
-2
Beech.. Aircraft
Oil
Apr
70 Va
*
Barker Bros Corp..—
Barhfcart-Morrow Consolidated
Beckman Instrument Inc
Blue
18%
85
DttnUIine Oil Co_„—
Black
Apr
23% Jan
0.103
38%
92
5
Public Service
General
53 % Mar
15%
322
——
Baltimore & Ohio BR
Bishop
44% Feb
30
Baldwin-Llma-Hamilton Corp (Un)—13
Securities
(Un)
—-lc
Petroleum
43%
25% Feb
0,840
Baldwin
Banihil
Apr
231
28%
221
38%
92
1
General Public Utilities (Un
Jan
13,808
,_.y
(Un)
Corn
Mfg
16%
18%
5,559
26',*
Apr
—10
Dynamics Corp
(Un)
General
Apr
66?;.
1
(Un)—10
——10
1
(Un)
Apr
77 %
(Un)
Refining
&
Atlantic Refining Co
Atlas Corp
(Un)
Warrants (Un)
General
Mar
32,880
62?
56%
2.50
1
Co
Motors
89
65
Feb
Jan
a
21%
21 %
—4
...
Texas
of
Controls
General
105
--
Atchison Topelsa & Santa Fe
General
Mar
85
5
43 ?
Apr
2
Exploration
18%
46%
525
General Electric Co
255 205%
-•
55%
Cr
General
48
68% Jan
55%
Jan
20%
"
2
Trailer
Apr
40%
40?
Feb
1
Jan
30%> Jan
22Jan
16%
—
50%
49%
49 %
340
3.33%
2(57 0
i
050
17%;
10
-—8
-
Feb
ii
35%
18%
"
Warrants
Apr
37% Mar
49 %
39%
-
(Un)—
Armour & Co (111)
30 ?
333a
10%
10%
—-
(Un)
Steel Corp
420
20%
2
Garrett-Corp
General Amcr Oil
104% Mar
101 %
Am net: Corp
Armco
34? it
18%
57%
255
vnaconda
(The) Co (Un)—-~-r-—
Andersrm-Prichard Oil Corp (Unt—10
ArcPter-Uaniels-Midlund Co —
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
88%
19%
Apr
8
Jan
Apr
High
Anr
Co
Dairies
Fniehauf
30% Mar
33%
88%.
10%
5%
..
Motor
Foremost
22
Apr
Low
8
Corp
Ford
Jan
8%
1.770
Frlden Inc
Apr
31
88%
85%
—31
(Un)
Viscose Corp
American
Apr
ii
115
12"' a
399
7
Corp
(Un)
539
8%
0%
common
& I.ight
20%
*
—
Company
Power
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
1
——1
(Unt
Ltd.
Flying Tiger Line Inc (The)
Food Much. & Chem Corp
5% Mar
Feb
110
Fluor
Apr
97
Feb
a
30%
115
,
.100
3%
28
i.
w
common
American Tobacco Co (Un)
Jan
7?
4
30 V it
Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
American
9* u"
13%
98? *
Electronics Inc1
Factors Ltd (Un)
20
& Foreign Power (Un)
—*
Motors Corp (Un)———5
Potash & Chem Corp
•
Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
American
525
Florida
Jai;
31%
Theatres (Un)-l
12.50
Cement preferred.
25
G'yanamid Co (Un)
-10
American
405
28
*
American Can Co (Un)
American
9%
4%
.
Flintkote
Mar
6% Mar
Feb
Jan
29%
115
American Bdcast-I'ara
American
3%
10%
29%
Airlh.es Inc com (Un)
1
American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)—,.f
American
940
1.805
28%
Americau
American
V'H
370
1
America
(Un)
Petroleum
i:
1
290
13
0
12%
9%
.1
—18
-10
*
....
(Un)
Mfg Co
Allis-Ciudincrs
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of
Amerada
12%
-1
(Un)
Corp
Ailists Pictures
881
5Tit
2
(Cm
Wo mm U-
Allied
80%
87 Vi
•
•
•
Firstameriea
Apr
359
20
00c
80
—
—■
Mining Co
Corp common
Alleghany
.
(Un»
Juneau Clold
Alalia
Jan
31%
Shares
19%
1
A
Airplane
Eng
Fargo Oils. Ltd-.
Fodders Corp (Uni~~
Fibreboard Paper Prod
Feb
18%
Corp
Reduction Co
Ah
55%
10®
Laboratories
Corp
Jan
51711
.
At co
50
2.50
-5
Inc i Urn
Stores
Wrigiey
ACF
Abbott
Admiral
High
180
-25
lUii.
Inc'urtrif-
ACT
Low
High
Fairchiid
class
Co.
iMasi
Factor
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
for W eek
Range
Sale l'rlce
Last
Sale Price
bales
Peek's
Frid»j
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
(Un t
—
Apr
22
Apr
Apr
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd cap
Occidental Petroleum
49%
Apr
Ohio
13
Jan
1.15 Feb
Oil
Co
(Un)
(Un)—
20c
-
Olaa Sugar Co Ltd (Un •„>.
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Olin
20
3%
*
2C
7%
7%
7%
250
__5
50
49%
50%
1,391
3%
40
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
42V'4
Feb
Mar
4%Mar
44% Feb
8
50%
Jan
Apr
Volume
Number 5841
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1959)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
21
'
/•,•',/
/V'.
:-.r
Pacific
Pacific
Clay
&
Cement
■
Par
Low
Products
•
——8
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
common
High
21%.
1.115
19%
32
842
277<a
Apr
61
Feb
6434
65 %
2S
25
3Q%
27%
25
25%
25(4
pfd
red 1st pfd class A
5ft
4.50 ft
Pacific
1st
1st
red
$4.75
Pacific-Northern
common
68%
-
.1
Penney
(J
32 (b
Puget Sound
Pullman
Pure
Pulp
(Un)
Inc
Oil
Co
Jan
5%
Jan
8%
Apr
99:%
Jan
1297a
Apr
200
60%
Jan
70
21%
Jan
3174
?
29%
30%
1.816
63%
176
50%
51%
1,688
83%
83%
250
26%
31
Jan
47%
52% Mar
8674 Mar
Jan
74% Jan
23%
23%
64
47%
47%
58%
57%
59%
6%
(••%
170
6%
25 Tit
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Inc Co
Reynolds Metals Co
968
10,604
50
Timber
«fc
9974 Mar
Jan
5%
Apr
8 % Mar
5574
95%
15%
33V30
(Un)-—
Co
71
43%
—
Gamble
Apr
Feb
Jan
47%
(Chas) & Co Inc (Un)_
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (U11)
12.50
Philco Corp (Un)
8
Philip Morris & Co (Un)..„-.-..^—..5
Phillips Petroleum Co.—;
5
&
4%
52
10
164 169%
15
63%
237a Mar
6%
143
Pfizer
Procter
4,485
2,781
Jan
96
4%
15
164
•
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-C'ola United Bottlers
:
6
•
Co (Un)
C)
96
4%
660
.
6%
523lt
,
1
(Un)
a
52%
:
—100
Corp (Un).
Parke, Davis & Co
6
96
Airways (Un)—1
Pictures
% Jan
68%
<
52 la
,—100
_—
Paramount
26
22%
—*
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pan American World
Feb
Jan
25% Jan
Pacific Oil & Gas Development—33'/3c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
I
Preferred
29
26
221
'
Apr
Apr
135
2
Airlines
32
Apr
Jan
25%
•
Apr
27%
23%
.—.—10
.
6674
25
23%
common
Mar
225
25%
Industries, Inc
Corp
preferred
30%
23% Jan
<42
337
v
25
.,
Lighting
2,870
Jan
—25
rfd
Indemnity Co«..
Pacific
Pacific
St
4.815
,
31%
27%
5 ft
red
Onion
30%
6474
Low
•High
20%
6ft 1st preferred
5V2ft
1st preferred,
4'
Low
L."
32
A
Aggregates
3874
3%
Jan
Mar
Apr
'
—1
5
Co
Chemical
———1
22
6
6
6(4
145
4,000
5% Feb
10
347b
33 7 b
353b
453
32
Jan
387b Mar
12.50
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
8474
80(4
8474
959
707b
Feb
8474
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
24
'
,
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi Power <fc Paper common
4 (2 ft preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar
class
.*
—
A
Algoina Steel
footnotes
in
Canadian
Week's
of Prices
.
Shares
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
1
Atlas
High
35%
36 (b
23(4
23'-4
23%
510
23
Feb
24
Apr
20
20
300
19% Mar
21
Mar
357b Mar
40
Feb
Steels
page
44.
Ltd
pfd
25
— -50
574ft
37
37%
2,585
35%
Jan
39
Jan
Bank of
28%
29%
9,796
267a
Apr
32%
Jan
Rights
Montreal—
Low
High
2174
4574
517b
High
100
2074
22
Feb
845
427a Jan
4574
Feb
30
5074
Jan
53
41
Jan
Feb
Mar
43
Jan
3274
Jan
42
Mar
28
Apr
36
Feb
28%
3,561
4,064
25
Apr
297b
Feb
a213b 821%
25
22
Apr
24%
Jan
22
22
455
22
Apr
24
Feb
5774
557b
5774
1,340
54
Apr
637b Mar
16%
1574
1674
13,291
13 (b
Apr
167b Mar
58%
5674
5874
5,595
Feb
60
3.30
3.05
3.30
53,992
25
—25
10
——
10
42
42
20
38
42
28%
—
44
517b
28
preferred
Banque Canadian National—
37
45
*
—-—*
preferred-.
Warrants
21%
•
——
——
Bailey Selburn 5ft
28%
see
4ft
__
.
35%
3.477
.
Canada
Argus Corp Ltd common
Asbestos Corp
for Week
,
Co of
4%ft preferred —,—
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred—:—50
Anglo Can Tel Co 47b ft. preferred.—50
Dollars
Sales
Range
Low
5
«■
Aluminium Ltd
For
25
Exchange
Aluminum
Low
Par.;
.
Montreal Stock
387b
576
28
2874
267b
53
2.80
Apr
a 30
Mar
Anr
30
The Commercial and, Financial
(1960)
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
.FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Bank of Nova Scotia
Banque
J
Provinciale
Low
74
2__Ilo
35'A
35
35%
993
49
49
37
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
*
Class E
Bell
~25
Telephone
Rights
Bowater
Ccrp
5 %%
5'c
IIII__
I,. 50
preferred
;
preferred
'_50
6%
4,089
6
Jan
7%
Apr
Page-Hersey Tubes
38
38
38%
3,197
38
Apr
44%
Feb
Penmans
a88
a86%
a88
130
84% Mar
Feb
a46%
39%
47%
39
16%
37%
43%
II
I-IIIII20
no
•
_
I"
320
40% Jan
46%
Feb
480
13
Apr
14%
36
Apr
39
Jan
97%
al02
34%
90%
a
102
5
33%
34%
2,883
1,200
26% Jan
28%
33%
37% Mar
41
42%
40
Mar
12%
12%
3,345
11
Jan
60
2,292
54
Jan
60
1,725
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
50
11%
12%
2,545
a4.50
55
3,300
14%
Feb
14%
23%
Apr
31
31%
380
29% Jan
32%
100
17% Apr
18
Jan
11%
11%
12
1,8 *5
3.25
3.25
3.25
300
14
100
46
12
29%
29%
29%
2,540
29
28%
29%
4,472
10
14
13%
14
3,140
_c
20%
20%
21%
1,520
14%
14%
14%
740
10
10%
670
13%
13%
13%
4,042
19%
19%
19%
5,790
3.60
3.75
300
35
150
20
20%
20
a20%
...
75
488
14%
19%
14%
19%
19%
83
-
1,252
1,230
1.600
700
Imperial
1.30
1.30
27
Jan
130
Jan
16%
16%
17
975
15% Jan
19
Feb
40
40
135
40
26%
27%
2.455
73
a73/
8
8
100
29%
575
70
20
130
19%
74
Apr
Mar
40%
28%
Apr
80
Jan
54
8% Mar
Jan
29%
Jan
Apr
70
Apr
70
150
54% Jan
71
Apr
21
702
14
21
Apr
6.50
68
400
5
Jan
Jan
2.50
2.50
200
24
1,222
7
1.30 Jan
23%
22% Mar
62
61%
365
615
7.10
58
7.10
41%
47%
6.90
Mar
2.50 Apr
Jan
24
50%
Feb
62
Apr
14%
Jan
17
Mar
30% Mar
35
Feb
8.95
Jan
2.145
6.60
Apr
42%
515
37%
Jan
101% 101%
106% 106%
57%
58
25
100
Jan
103
Jan
40
104
Jan
108
Feb
47%
47%
16%
16%
42% Mar
650
5?% Feb
63
Jan
300
44
48%
Jan
Mar
1,465
11
Jan
aSO
16%
Apr
a,90
10
40
88
Jan
90
39
Jan
40
650
18%
17%
36
Jan
«
~ L
18%
2,205
17%
Apr
20
18 %
17% Apr
17% Feb
21
Jan
89
20%
Jan
41
970
41%
10%
39%
Apr
41%
46 % Mar
75
40
Jan
42
55
57
55
Apr
64
Mar
a73% a73%
10%
11
,10
1.425
Raceway
Inc
5Jf°n Ereweries
Ltd class
Preferred
""
A
~
Jah
48
60
45
Jan
48
Apr
a48
10
46%
Jan
5274
Feb
137
20
34
61
a4.75
a4.75
•
Jan
139% Mar
3274
Jan
1
4.30
Jan
574 Mar
1,466
38 %'
37%
132
32%
Jan
38% Mar
36
Jan
80
12
Feb
79
Mar
29%
31
6,865
23 74
Jan
34
Mar
-v
40
100
Apr
102
Jan
71
420
64
Jan
75
Mar
58
58%
375
51
Jan
38%
Max
100
71
•
Apr
70'/2
"
■'
•
2
100
.
9,363
1,700
25
4.85
11%
11
11%'
1,075
1074
337b
337 s
2,2o5
33
-
Mar
Feb
35
Apr
31
4.70 Jan
Jan
B.70
13
Jan
Feb
Mar
36 %
Feb
3.75
3.85
525
3.50
4.10
Apr
•••41
4374
1,013
34 74
Jan
43%
Apr
41
4374
965
34 %
Jan
4374
Apr
10574
106
50
3972
40'4
530
36
Jan
4074
Apr
45%
4574
25
45
Jan
48
Jan
106
•
•
40%
__
Shown
Feb
107
Feb
Range
'Low
5%
*
r,
23%
Ltd
class
A
Class B
Canadian
Marconi Co___
Canadian Silk
Products
Consumers
common
Zellerbach
~
10
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd___~_
6%
conv
pfd
Kelly Douglas class A
Warrants—
•
Anr
25
51
Jan-
53
Apr
205
2574
Jan
34
40
1,320
2,025
7%
Mar
5
Jan
8
% Ma r
6'8
Jan
3
Apr
1.00
48%
75
41
44
Jan
54
Feb
80
Apr
41
42%
3,605
40%
Apr
45
Feb
830
3474
Jan
39
Mar
150
101%
Apr
.
104%
Jan
Feb
55%
Jan
16%
Apr
20
>
Jan
565
40
Apr
47
65c
Jan
1.50
47,050
140
3,958
a4.00
a4.00
20
108
3.75
19% Mar
1.50
Jan
140
Feb
4.00
a24
a
24
20
18
Feb
22
a44
a44
40
44
Mar
46
.53%
__
6.40
Apr
1374
1.05
53%
__
Jan
54
12
129%
•
\
2.00
Jan
175
19
a53
17%-
42
.'
100
Jan
43
19'
' a53
-
10%
Jan
38
38%
104% .104%
1.15
:
y___
1,232
Apr
35
200
V
43
*
Apr
Jan
55
33
17
50.
I
^
20
205
.
*
Apr
60
__
—
20
Apr
43
•*.
;
Horner Ltd (Frank W) class A—
Investment Foundation Ltd com. —1
Apr
2.00
__
140
•8%
43
«
class A-——*
Apr
•60
L_.
5
Feb
8%
.27
820
-
7%
.
38%
Corp
10%
Apr
2.00
100
63c
Feb
53
7 %
60
-I
Anr
1074
Feb
7%
41%
Apr
63c
-
2374
39
,
6
Jan
Jan
52
,53
31%
'
Apr
Mar
874
1,025
24
__
^
Motor Co of Canada
75
55
7%
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
«
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd *
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd^___
Ford
GOO
100
1.60
3,400
.20
■
5 % s series B preferred—
Crain Ltd (R L)
Crown
6
63c
10%-
5
23%
1
Corp cl A
Paper Corp Ltd
Gas
Jan
20
•
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
Class E
Consolidated
6%
3,690
.
Ltd—II*
Canadian Power & Paper Inv
6,940
8%
I
31%.
1
j._
46
■■
•
8%
__
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
*
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand Co Ltd-^—*
Jan
i_"_ .54%
*
Canadian
98c
37%
7
.:,io%
.
High
Jan
3.450
99,750
43
6%
■
Range Since Jan. 1
,Low
40c
42%
__
;
—
Shares
High
G3c
.
for Week
1- 93c
6%
«
,
85c
__
5
Sales
Week's
of Prices
91c
"■
:
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Are
Packers
Lambert (Alfred) Inc class A,
Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd—
•
Class A
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
40
53%
Apr
56
Feb
10%;
6,750
974
Apr
10
Apr'.
6.40
v" 9%
■ : 6.40
400
5.50
Apr
6.40
Apr
_L
63%
Jan
73%
Apr
10%
Apr
12%
Jan
20
Apr
21
Apr
«
(Walter M)
6
800
12,830
5% Jan
CVa Mar
36% Jan
12% Apr
49% Jan
88
Apr
17% Jan
92
20%
12% Apr
12%
Apr
83 %
Jan
94% Mar
Jan
121% Mar
12%
12%
52%
1,000
52%
53%
150
88
88
500
20%
19%
20%
1,621
al4
al5
83
88
88%
1,883
114 115%
417
113
32
31
32
980
52%
54
13%
1,535
13%
14
24
25 %
6%
Paper Co__
common
5
Mussens Canada Ltd
Orange Crush
Feb
Pacific
Power Corp G% n c part 2nd pfd—50
Premier Steel Mills Ltd—_rr_s"
Warrants-
,
10
103
Apr
103
Apr
255
28
Jan
30
Mar
28% Mar
Shop & Save
Ltd—
Bros
—_*
38%.
14%
14%
1,475
14,647
Feb
11
15 Ve Mar
388
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co__„—=»
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
*
12%
Fund
Feb
Walnwright
27
,
Jan
Waterman
26%
Jan
42
Feb
Westeel Products Ltd
Windsor Hotel Ltd
Producers
Pen
Co Ltd
&
;
—
Refin
Ltd—1
Apr
7.50
Apr
4.00
Apr
4.40 Mar
3.50 Mar72
4.50
27%
Jan
77
Jan
Apr
-6
Apr
32% Mar
Jan
125
11%
Feb
375
20
Feb
20%
240
22
Jan
28
1.00
7,000
85c
24%
26
7,931
18
Jan
26
.127
32
125
Mar
131
50c
50c
800
50c
Mar
50c
Mar
50c
.
65c
1,400
50c
Apr
65c
Apr
38.%,
1,920
37
-
37
39
_40
_110
f
Feb
12
28
55C
14%
Corp
51%
Apr
20.V2
-
6
Trans-Canada
Jan
11
.127
127
.
*
,
preferred
.
Apr
46%
95c
25%
LlOO
pfd
common
Redeemable
*
,
Traders Finance Corp class A
57e redeemable preferred
,
Jan
Apr
Mar
20
l.OO
Feb
Apr
120
27%
*
Southern Canada Power 6(!>
Tooke
13%
20%
.
1
(1957)
475
1.220
12.
750
Jan
22% Jan
40% Jan
50
.32
Apr
22%
49
u%
31%
13%
15
10
49
12
32
11
269
12
1,500
33
455
Feb
6
Jan
1,423
8
5%
Jan
25
100
5%
14
41%
9
12
75
27%
24%
Feb
800
225
41%
Jan
f.-36% Mar
Jan
7%
200
300
24%
Apr
89%
100
77
42
24%
3178
Apr
1578
510
7.50
15
41%
400
Jan
9
Jan
8
4.00
32%
24%
33
120
'
Feb
Jan
33
Apr
8% Apr
8
7.00
32
24%
14%
4.00
41
44 Va
640
.76%
15
10% Jan
440
7.50
41%
36% Jan
5
9
33
43
80
81
110%
:
St Maurice Gas Inc
103
28%
15%
.81
Co___ 1
common
Jan
29% 29%
alO% alO%
10% Jan
Inv
5% %- preferred
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
14% Mar
33
20
Quebec Telephone Corp
Apr
Jan
Feb
125
29%
76%
<•
Canadian
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
5
Ltd
Atlantic
43%
12
Jan
.
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Northwest Industries Ltd
*
32
20
Mar
9
12
Jan
540
38
10
,1
Apr
825
500
"
Jan
55
Feb
39%
10% al0%
.
Jan
,
Feb
40%
,8%
i
53%
Apr
28% Mar
1374
Apr
,
116
;
—
Jan
37%
9
10
Corp Ltd
1074
15%
81
preferred
15
48% Mar
50
1
605
1,590
28i%
28%.
MacLaren Power & Paper Co_
y
Distilleries Ltd common
39%
37
31
53%
a
Melchers
Mount ROyal Dairies Ltd
37
■
1
Moore
36%
"
London Canadian Investment
Corp
13%
.37%
39%
*
;
2nd preferred
13%
37%
13%
1
common
Minnesota & Ontario
6
43
Jan
Canada
Feb
^
•Jan
Jan
Ltd
Feb
«
40
Feb
Canada
Co
Jan
*
A_
35
303
28%
10
common
(Robt) -class
Jan
266
42%
48
20
&
23
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3674
3574'
.
68%
IT G) 5% red pfd—23
& Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
*
Bright
14%
MacKinnon Structural
Steel" com!""*
MacMUlati & Bloedel
class B„
«.
Jan
Jan
42%
Mar
a47
8%
46%
»
35
10
1
Apr
■
Power__I
Bonnets
Apr
*
Jan
3.75
common
41%
inn
(John)_„I~
Blue
Ltd
12%
,10
103
common
f
Belding-Corticelli
21% Jan
"?n
3174
65
*,
300
2
5,371
4.85
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Arcan Corp Ltd—
Rights '
4,075
20%
a36% a36%
Interprovincial Pipe Lines—I
Iroquois Glass preferred
33 7 »
100 1
•
25
*
3,236
114
16-% Mar
33
•
«•'
Par
13%
•
19% Mar
13% Mar
2774
Abitca Lumber & Timber
42%
7 50
Jan
Jan
100
1.675
Last
22%
•
16%
98
99
1574
Friday
13%
inn
7.
Sale Price
41%
36%
Jan
1,120
STOCK'S
13%
88%
International Paper common
International Pete Co Ltd
International Utilities Corp
Prices
42%
in
3,065
Jan
17%
99
4.85
Lowney Co Ltd
12%
~
177b*
1174
Apr
'15
Canadian Stock
Apr
1,830
a
6
com
17 V*
9.50
15% Mar
2,163
III..50
22%
en
575
1,080
t
76
i>:
preferred
<•
I
9.85
17%
9.50-
Feb
43%
;
20%
*
Apr
78
•_ -—100
^
20%
4
Apr
32
10%
..
5
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com I
IIIIIII.
...
22%
of Canada
35
Jan
Apr
1.456
17%
38
al7
55%
Jan
7574
ft
...
preferred
4% %
42% Mar
40
18%
21
'
6%
Feb
Jan
Mar
7% Apr
27
225
1,120
"I
_
12
Jan
2.50
«
classic™
Fnhlic Service Ltd
20%
20
l0
7>
Jan
9% Jan
6.50
70
»ickeI of Canada com"*
Class B
70
62
10?
Inland Cement preferred
Bronze Powders
Mitchell
67
551
1,889
2.-1
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
B
Zellers Ltd common.
,
2
15%
inn
International
Massey-Ferguson
Feb
17% Mar
1.30
31%
*
"
Lewis Bros Ltd
Lower 8t Lawrence
Jan
90%
896
15
h
preferred
Labatt Limited
22%
Apr
Jan
2,168
"""ion
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
amaica
Apr
83
14%
11%
30%
iif
14% Mar
20%
tzn
$2.75 preferred
$4.50 preferred
19%
Jan
10%
"100
_
warrants
14
10%
15
1
Oil Ltd
Feb
725
«
—
preferred
92
Mar
10,476
30%
Mining—.IIHIHII""-" "
InlB?rial Tobacco
6r/o
85
87
common
.
Mar
17%
*
I~II~
&
Apr
49
83
•
„
674% preferred
$1.40 preferred
9
41% Jan
17
a
34
.
10074
10
...
Worts
&
Jan
•82
2
Ma:
ft'
_
Gooderham
Feb
13%
974 Mar
96
ft
Corp
Jan
20%
*
IIIIII""
Steel
Jan
15
70
ft
24% Mar
Jan
17
Smith Paper common.
Imperial Investment
60
20%
27
3,663
a99
98
167'a
58%-
10
Feb
54% Feb
Feb
*
_
Apr
Apr
Mar
Feb
20 Va
6
8%
7nn
—
21
23%
I~"~:
14
40
76
Feb
23
""
4
2274
7574
__
Feb
10
14
■
>
Jan
«
I
14
43%
:f
Apr
Jan
Jan
22
50
common...""
Imperial Bank
35%
19
18%
24%
=
Jar.
1474 Mar
Feb
34%
*
5?p -preferred
Hudson Bay
4.10
Jan
Apr
92
Fanadallll"*""!
_
2.25 Jan
33
Apr
CorpII
38
Jan
43
Feb
19
*
$2.00 prelerred
22%
Apr
21
48%
Great Lakes
Paper Co Ltd
19%
31% Mar
5n
925
Jan
10%
Ltd.-
Oils
Class
Jan
39
*
39'«
1072-
Feb
27%
16% Mar
1,415
47
Petroleum preferred
Gatineau Power common
Webb
3,515
*
Jan
Feb
*•
37%
Jan
a20
89
Fraser Cos Ltd
common
Jan
21%
91
French
14%
23%
21
q""
Famous Players Canadian
Ford Motor Co
11% Mar
18% Mar
u20
I
13
19
Feb
30%
38
Feb
42
14'
.
Feb
7
Apr
85
50
48
ft
Walker
Mar
109
137
100
31% Mar
4474
2,325
'85
700
...
__
preferred
Jan
15%
;46
V
-85
-:?•
30
28 %
21%
47%
B
...
United
14
39
78
....
Apr
34
*
5974 Mar
~
33%
II11-5'
a—
■
;
43
33'.
•
—
a,
Jan
100
Structural Steel_._i___
Canada
5
7,382
ft
—
29%
33%
*>
III" ;~~r
"class A
a
Co of Canada.—
5 % %
Apr
al06
Jan
—
ft
.
J«n
33%
___
__
Standard
36 %
;35%
ft
Soutliam Co
Steel
Feb
8072.
42%
50
common
__
3074
Jan
•
.50
-
...
_
585
474
a
17%
-
Preferred
Simpsons
Feb'
36
10%:
16%
_
Breweries
3674
6174
'
....
.
preferred.
4%%
pfd
preferred
Apr
36%
>
.
4%
27%
21
comlllll*
preferred
7%
31
21
-JZ,'
100
Triad
1,460
—IIII'
Enamel &
Heating Prod
_
new
Feb
23 %
«
IIIIII
:
Sherwin Williams of Canada—
Sicks'
Jan
2,055
42%
82
A—
Corp common
....
B
18%
31%
Apr
563
;•
«
Jan
«
common—
Series
Jan
Mar
38%
-
ft
A
26%
14
550
a98
e,
14474 Mar
22
789
1,430
107s
16
preferred
14%
22%
~ "I
~~~
7V»%
preferred (1956)
Dupuis Frercs class A__
Eddy Mutch
Eddy
Paper
common
5%
47%
22%
*
Brewery
,,
Lawrence
class
Apr
345
23'?,
_
St
Cement
Apr
Jan
"Jan
Feb
.67
:
Lawrence
Jan
60
common"!*
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd.—
ft.
—
..
Texaco
Feb
132
44%
200
20%
1*4
100
(A
Toronto-Dominion Bank.
56
*
__
'
ft
Company
Jan
Jan
10
i
42%
39
_
Feb
9%
% Feb
.15
:13%-
"
-fLZZj"
2074
ft.
24
11
40
Feb
6.00
.
r
20
12%
1,135
■
an
60
"in
7%
827
a20 a20%
7% Feb
Apr
o
~~~~~
ft'
common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
St
Apr
200
Ltd
Home Oil class A
Class B
9%
Jan
^42
*
Jan
11 % Mar
430
u
Tar & Chemical
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile common.
Holt Renfrew
14%
407
1,050
*
Dominion
General Steel Wares
'5% preferred
Apr
Mar
12
_____
5 Va% preferred
General Dynamics.
General Motors
14
36
12
34%
Feb
14
25
46%
—
85
.
V) (Canada) common
preferred
Rolland Paper class A___
j.
Royal Bank of Canada—
Apr
3.25
Feb
315
32
I-IIIIIIIIIII1~
of
9%
100
34
46%
«
12
9% Jan
14
34
12
*
Coal
Jan
14
j.
Foundation Co
8%
3.00 Mar
Mar
23
4572
46
1
(James)
5%%
Jan
17%
46%
Dominion Glass common
7% preferred
Roe
Feb
Jan
-IIIIIlSo
.
Robertson
Class
18%
19%
IIII
..
Series A
50
It
_
Transport
preferred
5(v
Mai-
4,153
1,761
_IIII_I
Provincial
25% Mar
al4
-IIIIIII_*
,
i
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power ^
90
Apr
23%
1,340
Dominion Dairies common
Dominion Foundries &
Steel
Apr
Mar
58
t5.75
33
9%
:
1
preferred
Shawinigan Water & Power common..'
18%
Distillers Seagrams
4%
Jan
22%
Apr
~
Aor
647«
15
20%
Co—ZZZZZ*ZZZZZZ~*
class A
IIIII2
ft
II-100
Price Bros & Co Ltd common— ;
common..'
90
50
al40
38%-
22'
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
5.50
l'CLl
1,897
.
106
»a
39
I—20C
Jan
4.85
lb
35%'
'
647«'
c-
^
—
Ores.:
Apr
38
Crown Cork & Seal
Iron
Apr
21%
8%
*
Corp of Canada
Premium
15
an
%
Jan
-
31
'
106
❖
River Company—;.
Power
a
40
u
11%
I25
100
39 %
/2
17%
23
34
*
—J?
common
3i»
11% Apr
Jan
16
.22
'
31
_'
35% Jan
20%
>.
Jan
Mar
94
785
52
147i
'*
18%
Consumers Glass
43
Apr
20
17
140
a
'
14%
12% Mar
59%
20%
~
Jan
CO
*
Smeitinl'II
Apr
42%
*
.
Mar
596
*
Railway
Feb
37
635
Zl
common-
101
Jan
al4
—
Class
32'A
27%
14
„
A
99% Jan
Apr
35%
1
__
99%
26%
25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
preferred
Canadian Vickers
Electrolux Corp
Jan
34%
165
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
*
Coghlin (B J)
^JZZZZZZZZ*
Combined Enterprises
ZZSZZZZZZ *
Class
79
niiii
preferred
Powell
-
26%
23
*
6%
Jan
303
IIIII20
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Corsets
Feb
13%
3,90
e
Preferred
A_
51%
36%
23
ZZZZZZZZZZZZ25
Cellulose™". -*
class A pfd__I_20
—
Mar
33
a96
4174
23 >
....
Petroleums
Pacific
'
.
•
ft
Ontario Steel Products common
Jan
n90
International Power
•D4,,?ont (1956-)
Feb
40
41
13
*
Canadian Industries common;
Dow
18
Jan
«
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
common
Canadian Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Dominion Stores
Jan
35%
100
_
&
43%
12%
12%
•
Canadian Converters
Canadian Cottons common
6% preferred
Dominion Steel
505
3,975
39'A
.IHIIis
&
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian Oil Companies
Feb
Jaa
Jan
35%
~
common
Consolidated Mining &
Consolidated Textile
Mar
49%
36
90%
common.IIIIlO
class A
series
Feb
38
a4.50
Canadian Chemical
Feb
10
38%
43
7
49% Mar
36
*
I
Crown Zellerbach
45
37%
«
common
Pacific
35
100
3.9
39%
50% a50%
16%
16%
I.I12I50
Canner
a46% a46%
a
50%
Jan
Jan
13%
common
Canadian Celanese
$1.75 series
6
Jan
5Q%
41%
..-loo
preferred
6%
warrants
B
7%
6%
47% Mar
47%
*
Ogilvie Flour Mills common.:—.
50
common
Canadian Bronze
5% preferred
Class
Jan
27
:
-
'
85
25
Canadian British Aluminum
-
45
Mar
200
-1674
:
52
_
51
33
'
—w
ft
_
1974
Jan
33
•
High
Jan
46
48-%
•a95
ft
common
——
140
I_100
Corbys class
Jan
%
Noranda
pfd 100
preferred
Canadian
43
1.10 Mar
Car Corp
Mines Ltd_
LOW
200
.48
—*-T*
Range Since Jan. 1
1775
3,315
1974
r
——
National Steel
1,382
Z.ZZZZZZZZ*
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Preferred
-
48%
85
Apr
ft
Shares
High
1874
r
T
-
Feb
Feb
49
common
Steamship
Canadian
44%
ZZ*
;
SI.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
$1.00
44%
95c
35
44
Apr
6%
Preferred
Canadian
331,039
Mar
39%
Morgan <fe Co common
IIII50
Building Products
A
1.08
30
Feb
:
—
49%
I" ~50
Products_I~I_s
British Columbia Forest
Class
27,301
Jan
Montreal Trust
51%
Jan
Low
19 JA
37
Mar
47%
Apr
Range
of Prices
Par
Montreal Locomotive
48
British Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone
Brown Company
5V<
260
41%
1.01
44'i
32
40%
33
76%
Jan
6%
_
4 74 % preferred
5Vvrfc preferred
Canada
31%
40%
65%
•
Oil common
British Col Elec 4j % cum red
5% preferred
Cement
2,080
46
British American
Canada
76»4
6 \'i
Bowater Paper
-IIjEl
Bowaters Mersey Paper 5% % pFal" o0
Brazilian Traction
Light <fc Power
«■
Calgary Power
High
76
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
io
(Canada)
APRIL 24
Sales
for Week
Range
,
25
13%
-.12%
16%
16%
39
25
26
-
.
400
13%"
16 Pi
2.10
2.10
22,230
..
645
-
200
14
Mar
1.20
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
44
Jsn
38% Jan
42
Jan
20
27
Apr
10% Mar
13"%
Jan
15%
17%
Feb
2.10
5%
Jan
Jan-
2 .tO Apr
Apr
€
Feb
Mar
*
I
j
5%
6
4,200
*
(L E).
13%
13%
300
13
Apr
15% Jan'
*
65
68
105
52
Jan
68
-
t
Apr
Number 5811
189
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.. .
.
(1961)
4b
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
Friday
V; stocks
,•///;';
w;
Mining: and Oil
Algom Uranium
r;.;
r
...
Ltd
Ltd
~~i
;■
16'%
16'%
2,410
14
Feb
16 7s Mar
25c
30c
20,600
19c
Jan
40c
20c
20c
23c
49,500
lOVic
Jan
26c
'
;
"
5c
6,000
4c
Jan
6c
3,600
8vac
Jan
15c
4%c
5c
10.000
2c
Apr
6c
Mar
5c
5c
4Vic
Jan
1
51c"
50c
59c
11,269
50c
»'
i7c;;
17c
19c
89,000
9c
8.50
8.50
300
Ltd
_
i
Mines
5c
a—1.1
—v.
Ltci
•
8c
i
Devonian
Ltd
9c :
Explorations
i
Ltd
l
Cartier
i
i
Ltd
17'% C
Chipman Lake
Ltd
46c
1
Consolidated
Class
b
Cadillac
Denison
Mines
Dolsan
Fab
Mines
(1945)
Mines
13c.
7.60
Mines
4 Vic
Apr
•
•
Mat
6c
1
14%
6c
2,000
14:VB
■
'
3.35
15%,
3,080
:3 20
1
_%'•
l
4.05
9c
9c
8c
8c
7 Vic Feb
16
500
6c
Jan
Anchor
Apr
11c
Anglo
lov^c Mar
8Vic Jan
Lead
10c
Jan
10c
11c
24,000
17'%
17'%
325
10c,
.
9c
.1
19c
17c
7 Vac
Zinc
l
Mines
Ltd
4>c
'
-
4.000
4c
Jan
40,000
5c
1.10
66c
1,000
7,700
■
10c
"
19%
1,300
...70c/
77c
26,100
15
18c
Apr
Jan
Jan
23v'4 Mar
46c
Mar
5 Vic
Canadian
Pulp
42c
Jan
2,000
700
'7tt*
•
4c
30!tt
Jan
35 v
4
26c
Feb
6,500
82c
Am*
15c
Apr
22c
Apr
20
Jan
6c
200
i'eb
vi
10c.
Jan
4Vic
Feb
7c
2,400
8 Vic
Feb
20c
200
2.11
Apr
17c
4.5c
22.100
15c
Jan
20c
Apr
94
Jan
99c
Jan
2,000
45c
mar
55c
24c
Apr
24c
*
28c
97c
24c
2,000
24c
1.57
14,900
85c
Jan
:
20c
29c
2.900
13c
1.24
406,850
58c
1.75 Mar
Jan
94c
?
Mar
29e
:
1.10
lltvc
'■
;•
34c
205.400
1.10
7c
7c
200
'*
12c
30c
1.24
26%
Apr
32
Jan
350
21
Feb
22
Feb
45
920
43
Jan
45%
Feb
37c
23,000
24c
45c
Mar
15e
14c
15c
7,833
14c
Feb
18c
Feb
17c
16c
18c
15c
Mar
25c
Jan
68c
68c
75c
29.699
14,334
67c
Jan
89c
Jan
80c
80c
86c
7,847
67c
Jan
6
Jan
9y4
8%
9%
5.00
4.75
5.00
325
18c
16c
18c
29.700
&
Paper pfd__50
51%
Jan
:
36Vic
Jan
4%c
5'%c
67,500
18c
19c
23,000
Temple
Apr
1
1.34 Mar
Banff
Orchan- Uranium
Mines
6c
Jan
27c
Mar
1,500
11c
Jan
16c
Feb
1.50
1.60
38,300
45c
Apr
13c
14c
10,500
12c
Mar
Ltd —__l
3,600
5c
Jan
6,000
5c
Jan
46c
Porcupine-Prime
Mines
19c
5.00
60c
68c
.
Bank
Jan
6 Vic Feb
1.15
1.85
Apr
Apr
Ltd—1
Mines
Corp..-...—
Beatty
—......j
Mines
„i
1
1
Ltd
—
Ltd
___1
Feb
Bidcop
Jan
Biltmore
1.95
1.97
6,500
6c
6 vic
12,000
50c
1.80
6c
Feb
Jan
Jan'
2.30
Corp
;
1
Mines
Ltd
;
Ventures Ltd
.1
Black
Jan
Bay
Ribbon
Ltd
;
1
,_j
see
"hag** 44.
Mines
Ltd
Bowatcr
Corp 5%
Bowater
Paper
Boymar
9c
Mar
Bralorne
4.25
Apr
Bralsaman
4.50
Jan
Brazilian
1.30
Apr
Bridge & Tank common.
500
30,850
3.25
Apr1
Bowaters
750
6%c
8,200
21c
23c
6
3.05 Mar
23
Feb
2.25
Feb
Mar
8
Jan
3.50 Mar
Jan
5c
1,000
58 %
7,266
3.00
3.35
8.50
21%
22
3,500
8'%c
56%i
32,177
8c
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
10%
Jan
Apr
Jan
25'%
Feb
24
Feb
2.00 Jan
2.80
Feb
25c
Jan
Feb
10c
Feb
8c
51%
60
Apr
Mar
3.25
Apr
74%
76%
2.814
1.6O
1.56
1.64
34,565
68c
67c
73c
12,100
61c
Mar
73c
Apr
75c
71c
78c
86,200
60c
Mar
78c
Apr
18c
23c
17,740
17c
Jan
26c
Jan
21c
19c
21c
36,600
14c
Jan
23c
Apr
7c
6c
7c
11,500
6c
Jan
7'%c Mar
65'/a
Jan
1.40 Jan
76'%
1.94
47
47
47
Apr
52
32
31%
32
730
26'%
Jah
32%
25c
25c
26c
11,411
19 %c
Jan
36c
8%
4
8 vi
49
170
—
6%
8%
760
18c
20c
4.000
16c
27'%
27%
1,200
26
17%
,
17%
290
27
27%
385
-
99c
1.01
13.855
—
1.70
1.70
500
40111
_
Gold
ii.
Feb
Mar
Apr
Apr
Apr
Feb
Feb
Apr
Mar
Feb
9
22%c Mar
30
Jan
■
18% Feb
25% Mar
27%
Jan
1.30
Jan
Jan
1.96
Apr
Apr
44 Va
Feb
90c
1.53
39%
Apr
40%
32,349
1.08
150.215
76c
Apr
1.10 Mar
1.60
1.69
23,300
90c
Jan
2.00 Mar
20c
Apr
27'%c Mar
17c
18c
17,541
14%c Mar
16%c
15c
18c
84,050
10%c Jan
1
80c
8Cc
89c
18.949
vbC
lc
54,000
17c 19'%c
17,340
Vac
17c
14
14
100
46,006
21 %c
20c
24c
52
52
90
6%c
57c
6'%c
7c
3.200
55c
GOc
8,600
44v4
44'%
205
1
--
6'%
6%
pfd———50
48'%
48
48'%
115
1
!)%c
9c
9'%c
14,200
7.20
80c
7.05
7.40
10,774
——1
Mersey 5Vz'i'o
80c
85c
2,100
Mines
Pioiieer
Petroleums
3 60
3.100
1.05
1,200
95c
Apr
12c
5,6 jo
6c
Jan
13c
Apr
6c
131
6c
Apr
17c
Jan
1,500
9c
Jan
18c
Mar
13
Jan
15vi
Jan
British
American
Oil
2.05
Jan
2.84 Mar
British
Columbia
1,150
72c
Mar
1.08
Jan
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
22c
Mar
12%
Jan
14'% Mar
'%c Apr
24C
Jan
Jan
53
Apr
5c
Jan
8%c
53c
Jan
79c
43 v4
Jan
45'% Mar
10c
50
6
Mar
Jan
47'% Jan
8c
Jan
7.05 Jan
74c
Mar
Feb
Mar
Feb
7
49 % Mar
15Vac
Feb
8.40 Feb
1.00
Apr
Electric—
'
15c*
3 35
adr
20c
21,200
18c
Jan
25c
Jan
Apr
25c
Feb
20c
4,500
41,500
19 Vic
Jan
36c
lec
Feb
Traction
Preferred
Bright
(t
77c
84,316
60c
Mar
94c
Feb
54
6c
10,350
6c
Jan
9c
Jan
25
47
Jan
48
44
46
300
37
Mar
50
2.85
2.85
3.10
4,805
39
37%
39
8.201
76
77
260
600
1
2.30
1,400
7c
17 Vic
4.500
6c
Jan
25c
28c
9,000
16c
Jan
?r>
30
'
30
3,650
20c
24c
18,200
15c
Jan
23c
24c
5,500
21c
Jan
4c
12,500
3 Vic
75c 79c
9c
10c
air
9Vic Feb
30c
Mar
Columbia
"
Telephone
34c
Mar
Brunhurst
44'%
Feb
77
Apr
41
420
40
Mar
42'% Mar
88
46%
50%
lfi3/4
566
85
Mar
90
Feb
46'a
46%
720
45
Mar
47%
Feb
50'%
51
776
48% Apr
51% Feb,
16%
17
9,615
12%
18
Feb
17
17
710
14% Feb
17 Vi
Jan
17%
100
60
60
Jan
5c
Apr
Brunsman
Mines
Mar
92c
Jan
Brunswick
Mining
32,000
7c
Jan
12c
Feb
Buffadlson Gold
25
8meltlng
Jan
Jan
42
Feb
16%
17
3,690
14% Feb
37%
38%
6,053
35%
Jan
40'% Mar
43%
42%
43'%
2,032
40
Jan
46'%
Feb
4,950
50c
59c
Jan
51c
51c
52c
13%
13%
13'%
\
504
5,500
6%c
1
3.00
1
12c
7c
6c
1
&
38
17
17
37%
—x
Mines
3c
75c
•
195
39
1
Mines
0
7
Apr
Feb
88
38%
1
Brown Ccmnany
Reef
38'%
75
40',«
•
British Columbia Power
Columbia
Feb
Jan
3.30 Mar
86'%
•
Broulan
Mar
Jan
Jan
,
40%
British Columbia Packers class a
29c
2.71
Feb
76'%
•
32% Mar
6
50
Forest Products
British
48
6'/a
100
30
—_—
preferred
preferred
British
--
g)
5 % 4
5.70
2.10 Mar
21% Jan
80
preferred
4%% preferred
6c
6.60 jan,
2.59 Jan
90
—.—.—50
—.—g
preferred
preferred
74c
Apr
25
>48
4'/4 4
5.15
5.15
11,507
25
47'%
...
4%4
750
7% Apr
6%
_*
—*
common
common.—
Britalta Petroleum
5.15
76c
3.50
8%c
pfd--—_—-——50
Feb
7.25 Mar
27c
3v2c
18% Feb
540
21 %c Apr
16c
Feb
761/2
1
Jan
Feb
18c
9*2c
2.65 Jan
165
8
1
4e
6c
4.25
18c
.
2,100
23
•
50
Mar
4.15
24c
23c -v
Feb
2.80
58%
1
18c
pfd———.
Mines
6c
400
24c
*
—
Westviiie Mines Ltd
For footnotes
a
35c
2,500
30
Products
Westburrse Oil Co Ltd
——
Uranium
preferred
Bonvllle Gold
Bouzan
class
Hats
f"b
2.40
1
Jan
18 %c
-—
Ltd
Mines
Jan
13?s
1
-
Virginia Mining- Corp
...^
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Mar
11c
1
Mines
4c
2.30
28c
5c
14c
25.200
1
Mines
22c
13^8
1
Feb
3,000
13,600
15c
1.52
.50®
Mines
Uranium
3,250
7"«
_1
8c
6c
19c
5,700
-1
Class b
:
Vanguard Explorations Ltd..
Feb
1.76
21c
28
10,900
2.30
United oils Ltd-
23c
Apr
1.52
1.59
•
Warrants
2.25
„l
16c
735
————*
Copper Corp
24.100
..3.90
v- 13c
1
Corp Ltd
Feb
Jan
1,870
1
6c
19c
Feb
15c
•
common
6c
18c
.
Co
11c
,
Apr
9
8'%c Apr
6,275
•
—
Uranium—
27c
1.00
;
27,400
7.00
29%
Apr
1
—•
6.80
*
13
Mar
7Vic Jan
25c
...
Ltd
Trebor Mines Ltd-.
Wendell Mineral
Feb
1.24
50c
3.35
18c
ADr
8 v4 Mar
24%
8.80
,_-.20
Yukon
44
Ltd..:
Titair Petroleum
12c
74c
6c
Sullivan Cons
United Asbestos
Blcroft
Apr
6
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
Mines
Apr
Mar
...1
Lake Mines
Bibis
1.68
18c
12c
Ltd——
Exploration
Bevcon
G4c
47c
3.50
8,500
Jan
14%
1.01
6 ViC Jan
ir
5,500
1
^
9%c
4.85
110
11,613
Apr
2.09 Feb
•
Telephone
Jan
>5
4,900
2
—
(1944)-Ltd—.
Tazin
Jan
Bell
Feb
6c
Mines Ltd
Ltd...
Tache
Apr
4c
1
52c
.
450
7
9
28%
13% Mar
17%
30c
47c
4.25
1,205
1.60 Apr
21%
•
Ltd
Preferred
2,400
'•
Ltd—__1
14 vv
,
•
Mines
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterrc Quebec Mines
4,000
'
Mitres
Mines
Mar
10,500
20c 23'gc
24c
12,600
•
Mining
Bros
Lodge
V2
Apr
6.50
1.70
1
Beaver Lumber
Bethlehem
15c
4 %c
19c
l
Balhurst Power &: Paper class a
Class b
Apr
1,000
:
Feb
22'%
10
Ltd
Beattic Duquesne
Jan
.16c
j
13c
22
apr
16 c
5c
Feb
34,400
8.50
in
Scotia
Uranium
5.00
Feb
25c
Mar
48
18c
21%
1
;
Gas——....
&
70c
Mar
1
93
Jan
8.65
—
Metals
23c
7c
6c
42'% Mar
Jan
46
3.25
Mines
Exploration
Feb
G6c
'
Jan
69
91
21%
1
Nova
Feb
ag
7,500
Mines.l
South Dufault Mines Ltd
Gold
-
97,950
...
Stadacona Mines
;
1.88
7c
1.95
32
125
1
60s
Bata Petroleums
Blue
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
l___l
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd..—.
1
Shefritt-Gordon
900
Mar
83c
47c
3,443
'
12 Vi mar
7c
;
r
Apr
85
25
25
:
1.32 Mai28c
Jan
68c
1
Ltd.._l
Goldfields
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd—iQuebec Labrador Devel Co Ltd—___l1
River
lttc
1,000
Jail
Jan
16c
Quebec Chibougamau
Gold
S2c
Apr
7c
warrants_:_:_^i._—
Quebec Lithium
9.25
20c
68c
1
Aor
85c
47
6c
-1
—
Basco Oil
40c
6
1.65
Jan
6'%
38»%
3.50
Mines
40c
5c
1-
Portage Lsland (Chib) Mines Ltd...
Gold
17c
'
*
1
1.50 Mar
23
;
Montreal
of
51,434
.
Jan
7%
common
Products class a
Consol
of
1.68
40c
.
l.l
Ltd
123,800
: 19c
03c
Mining Corp.
2
Mining Co Ltd———1...1
i.
800
•, ,4.95
1
Pitt Gold
Place Gas & Oil Co..i.2_—
5,000
1.64
1.05
1,100
19c
9.55
1.52
.
Uranium Mines Ltd
1.05
18c
-,9.40
1.55
99c
2.70
Mines
Oils
Baska
283,082
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd— .1
Pa to Cons Dredging Gold Ltd
r.t .1
7,200
13c
Bankeno Mines
Jan
215,800
1.00
1.29
16c
5% preferred
5!Vi vi 2nd preferred
Jan
12c
.
Apr
5%c
Mines..
Mines
Bailey Seiburn Oil & Gas class a
9c
30c
:
5bo
16c
•
18c
49,770
8%c
Mines
Avillnbona Mines
Base
28c
1.00
85c
8%
Class b
9c
1.15
9.40
10c
6%
Mines
River
Gold
Feb
7Vic Jan
5 vac
-—90c
23c
1.50 Jan
26'%
Electric
86c
7c
Opemisca
Jan
Mar
4%c Apr
51,910
13%
b_,
ii
Auto Fabrics
Barnat
Apr
1.03
Explorers Ltd_:u.1
Openhska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
_..
class
Mines
Barymin
2,000
.
15c
1,200
6
15c
common...
Aumaque Gold
An nor
Jan
82
^
b
Allln-Ruffner
Auto
7c
1.60
Hardware
Aumaclio
Jan
47
Asamera Oil
AubcIJe
4c
10c
37%
preferred _____1
preferred
Arjon Gold Mines..:
Ash
Jan
55c
...
$2.50
Ashdown
52c
10c
...
Mines
$2.40
Jan
5
...
Corporation
Rights
v-
34c
1.20
Warrants
Area 11
9c
4 j->c
13c
Feb
Feb
Mar
Cons Resources
Arcadia Nickel
Apex
1.52 Mar
7c
1.50
53
Mar
Bankfield
1
Ltd
35c
50% Jan
75
45
Bank
vac
'/—...1
Jan
100
Jan
47.500
.
9%
5.00 Apr
Jan
23c
Jan
Jan
94c
18c
adr
Feb
Feb
5c
7f'->c
12c
2.95 Mar
16c
1.18
36
Apr
1.10
1
6,065
Jan
96
Apr
__.l
1
Mar,
15
1.05
93 c
7c.
54c
412
36,535
7 tic
5
15,447
Apr
Apr
20
Jan
52,800
-Rights
32c
l
19% Apr
31c
Apr
Jan
44
1.85 Mar/
-Apr
1.01
1.55
.
8%
43c
Jan
45c
525
..
400
10,425
29%
39 Va
Feb
81 Vi
;-4.5oo
83
1.30
7/
,46c
28%
Jan
Apr
8
98%
...
2.25 Jaii
35%
460
43%
Apr
2.15
4,535
10 %
98%
Jan
30% Mar
71% Mar
Apr
21%
1
Feb
26
8,500
20
Apr
10
21%
28%
•
Jan
19;
20c
15c
'
Jan
43c
24
67
158
preferred
1st
Yellowknife
22,300
1.23
•
Ltd:.'.,.:.,.:,.
19%
43c
19% Jan
320
44
Anthes Imperial
Beaver
11.945)
37%
8Ks
8
729
14
Atlas
19
81 va
.
...
37
-
-
45c
Mar
15c
15
'
Ltd
10
Steels
73 c
•
2.15
.
80c
Jan
12c
1.23
Metals
67%
10
1
21%
67
Jan
Atlas
15c
5c'
82 y-t
Asbestos Corp %
Mar
21
: 67%
Feb
Apr
Apr
Class
29
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd /——_i_20c
Santiago Mines, Ltd
,50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd.?
Rare
Mar
12
Feb
3.000
20c
Ltd
17
26c
Jan
2.420
5c
../_.
Mines Ltd
Mar
Feb
1,500
10c
22c
28
Hosco Mines limited—
Amulet
61c
14
3,000
18%
3314
19
,6'to
-
West
Jan
20,055
52
Jan
32
5c
Vinray Mines ltd:4_/%:—1
43c
16%'
34c
Mar
g18
29
New
27,472
.16
12'a
Apr
15,500
15c
New
25
32c
i__;
Mines
12 Vic
7c
6c
•>;
New
Jan
34c
Rouyn
Jan
20c
Ltd--1-
21%
Argus Corp common
93c
vi,
15
: *
..—
Mines
24,377
58c
1
Area
9 Vic
Mar
19
37.200
He 12 V%c
I
15 V<
j an
4c
19
....
Uranium
25
53c
12v4
'
Jack
24v4
'
45
lo
_g__
Petroleums
7 Vic Mar
Jan
60c
9c
65c
Ltd
2.80 Feb
51%
Jan
Apr
65c
8'%c
4.—
New
Powell-Rouyn
Apr
*
9C
32
.
58c
17c/
16c
New
Lake
1,500
Jan
3.75
Jan
•
Mar
9 Vic Jan
15c
v
/./.
Ltd
Apr
32
28
:
"
Vic "•
Ltd
Ltd.:
20c
Feb
Feb
59c
'
lOVic Jan
15c
Jan
1
Jan
6c
735
7.000
l
Formaque Mines ltd
Mines
Jan
7'ac
Ltd_x/—..
New
American
Mar
28 Vi
6c
15
Ltd
Co
North. American
8c
13c
58c
?<•:
Mines
Ltd
Lake
3,500
15,500
28%
Mining Ltd—.
Co
9c
20c
Mar
8c
2.70
2 no
Anglo Huronlan
Mar
19
14,031
Anglo
•
; 6'vc
74c
Mines
Apr
8c
■■
_i
Jan
J8C
,
1
'
6c
16v4
lie
Jah
5,075
'
•%
Jan
1.02
34c
•
;
Mines
Warrants
•
Apr
53c
400
Ncpheline
Analogue Controls
Apr
4.05
7 Vic Feb
500
9c
Jan
Mar
1.56 Mar
2,000
9c
-
~
1
6c
11
520
Anacon
Apr
50c
21c
'
Jan
1
Jan
.
Jan
68c
42c
2
6c
■
Mar
Jan
3.80 Mar
59c
4,050
25
...
-
29c
00
Co 4to
preferred
;
4 vi r/'o preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
9Vic Jan
4,500
Montgary Explorations Ltd
Lithium
9 Vac
Apr
7.40 Mar
5,000
Mines
16c
i—i
Gold
Monpre Mining
Valor
Aluminum
Jan
l#e
* 4,150
Roxana
15c
l
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Til>
Apr
9.15
14,400
.
'
Mining Ltd.—
mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Standard
13c
6C
Mineslei—
Oils
Aluminium Ltd
15c
Island
Sisealta
Allied
Feb
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
Mines & Metals LtcLl
Marpic Exploration
Crest
Apr
12
American
_
.
Long Lac Gold
Lawrence
46c
Jan
Jan
Mar
3.15
20
Feb
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—
st
x<xil
9.75
Mar
3.15
50c
2.40
^
common,
Jan
& Explor Co Ltdi—
Lirigslde Copper Mining Co Ltd—1—.
Lithium Coip of Canada .Ltdidv——
Red
2xC
Bldg Credits
Preferred
12c
Inc
Ltd
Kontiki Lead &
Pennbec
Apr
18c
Labrador Mining
Paudash
Jan
14c
22c
1
Ltd
Ceramic
Oils
23c
Jan
a an
...
Exploration
Ltd.
Israel Continental, Oil
Gfcalta
Feb
8c
—
Feb
Mines Ltd:—
Kerr-Addison
Obalski
13c
11,500
600
19c
6,700
37
:
Jan
Inc
Co
Ltd
International
North
|10c
Mar
13,500
148,480
8%c Feb
9,500
10
Mar
46c
Jan
46c
21
g
4c
11 Va
Mar
16%
Warrants
Algonquin
Mar
2.30
570
..,,
Preferred
Algoma Steel
Feb
98
3.00
25
Oils
Common
Jan
22
3.00
Algom Uranium common
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry
Jan
v 9%c
12
Jan
Jan
82 c
•
"
7c
i
Copper Corp Ltd
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Nocana
5.80
80c
42c
,
Feb
23% Jan
7c
31,476
45c
40
Feb
20
95
9,130
57c
10%
High
-
2.35
Trunk
Alberta Pacific Cons
6Vic Feb
1.85
common
trust
Gas
1,840
I7cl9'%c
V'aC
13c
8'%c
.
pr
Distillers
Voting
Mar
'/-v
-
10c
Haitian
New
l.-xj
Alberta
Alberta
3.40
52c
81c
Gold.
12c
:i_
Ltd——;.
Gui-Por Uranium
Ne\y
8c
6c
-
•-
Mir-Ore
5.00 Mar
700
6,500
19c 19%c
3.35
55c
9 vic
Yellowknife
2,100
Gaspe Oil Ventures li.d—_.l
Merrill
4 Vi c Mar
100
1.53
12,135
Explorations
4,500
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—l
Futurity Oils Ltd-.l*—
——*
Little
1,800
5.15
.
42c
Jan
7%c
3.35
24,700
...__i
Minerals
Fontana Mines
Iso- Uranium
5'%c
lOVic
55
19 Vic
Ansil Mines
Mining
Gunnar
4,000
730
95
~
17c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Golden Age
Jari
7 Vic
470
22
95
Ltd
13c
*
Mines
Mines
15c
11,500
11%
21
i—
15c
—%■'
Co Ltd".
Fano Mining a:
Geco
Jan
10c
22c
Mines
11c
Ltd..
Ltd;.
Oil &
Fatima
Jan
13c
*
—.
Yellowknife Mines Ltd.l
Mines
Metal
Apr
60c
'
_i
Dome Mines Ltd
Empire
Mar
85c
Lnw
11%
'
11c
,
Ltd—1
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd
Consol Quebec
13c
Jan
23% Jan
7c
15c>
•
.
warants
COtumor Mining
Jan
Mar
775
Mines.
Oil
&
Mines
Akaitclio
35 'a Mar
23%
11%
Petroleums
Alba
6,158
23'/4
95
1
.
Mines Ltd—
Central
6c
55c
"33c
7.40
•
}
——
Ajax
36'/a
23 Vi
common
1.50
,...
Consol
4,000
4,750
45,767
11
7.45
l
Mines Ltd
9c
70c
42 c
11
13c
Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
'
Ccmpagnie Miniere l'UngavaConsol Bi-Ore
• 10
Advocate
1.30 Mar
47c
Gas
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35»/4
4-.: 22
Uranium
Agnico
Feb
1.45
'
10%c
i-ii-—___*
Central Manitoba
84c
5c
;
Central-Del Rio Oils
Jan
Jan
5'%c
.
s1
•
.<■
Castle Oil & Gas Ltd—
46c
42c
9c
mL.
Acme
Feb
49,800
Sugar
Shares
Low
__25
Atlantic
Class a
for Week
of Prices
36
common
Preferred
Acadia
Apr
64c
1.45
Quebec Explorations Limited..1
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
8c
10c
Paper
Preferred
Jan
33c
229,250
5.15
•
Feb
40c
.
5V'aC
1>
t_.
Canuba Mines Ltd——!
Jan
55c
8%c
i
"
-
Mar
5c
4vic
90c
20c
,_10c
Jan
44c
70c
—
10^8
&
Acadia
;
Feb
Apr
22c
1,000
10,500
';
Feb
85 c
21c
Apr
8.50
11,500
10c*
7c
Apr
Feb
77c
.
42c
i
.
Petroleums
homestead Oils Ltd..
Mines Ltd
26c
48c
Eluewater Oil & Gas Ltd—£
__;
♦.
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp..
1
Bornite Copper Corp....:
-i.__.___
1
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd—i__ii
1,500
7%c
8c
•
86c
—__1
BelJe-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—__i
cali^aet Uranium Mines Ltcl„
23c
7 Vac
7%c
l
1
;
26c
1
Bay Mining Co:
l—
Bellecbasse Mining Corp Ltd—
"
>
8.50
__1
1
:
;
.
Abilibi Power
Sales
Range
Par
Mar
5C
Week's
Last
.
Sale Trice
Feb
12c
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollart
stocks
Apr
5c
Barvalee Mines'Ltd...
Canorama
Are
Friday
Ltd. —l
Iron
Mines
Nickel
Shown
mar
11c
.
Eateman
Canadian
Prices
High
—X
•
Laker Talc :Ltd4~~~i'-——
Canadian
Low
12c
.
Bailey Seiburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl
Canalask
24
Toronto Stock
29c
<■
.
i
__„
Gold
april
Range Since Jan. 1
Ltd———iii
l. i
-'.ii*
Co Ltd——iii
Exploration
Band-Ore
Shares
16'%
1
•
,
Mines
Aull Metal
ended
Stocks—
Mines Ltd——-.
Atlas Sulphur &
Augustus
of Prices
High
Mining Corp
Mines
week
Low
*
Anthonian
Arno
Sale Price
for
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
•
Ltd.
Aineranium
Week's
Last
:
,
Alscope Exploration lul
Alta Mines
v.;
-
6%c
3.00
3.10
1,705
11 %c 12 %c
27.950
8,500
13
Feb
Mar
5c
Jan
6c
Apr
3.00
Apr
11%C Apr
Feb
14% Jan
8%c Mar
9c
3.70
OOc
Jan
Feb
.Tan
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
.
/.
.
(1962)
Monday, April 27, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
ENDED APRIL 11
Low
Par
Buffalo
Buffalo
Reel
Lake
A
——
•
7 Vic
2,200 -
0 Vac
595
6%
5%
6%
110
35%
5%
Apr
Feb
5%.
25
8%c
8%»C
18%.
12%
18:?'»
1,355
16%
13
2,120
12%
7%
7%-
325
16c
17c
5,333
15c
16%
Cable
Dock class A—.
*
-..-1
16c
1
25c
25o
Oils
Mines
60c
Cadamcfc Mines
Calalta
Petroleum
_•
•
100
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
Consol
Calvan
Calvet
Gas
Oil
Preferred
—
Foils
Canada
Class
4W'o
30
3.80
300
71c
22,400
8.35
13,140
Foundries common^
Apr
Apr
Class
B
10 %
300
34TH
1,225
32
Jan
37
27
40
27
Jan
28% Jan
1,029
Mar
Conwest
35%
100
96%
Life
Canada
Malting
Canada Oil
21%.
12%
Jan
23%
100
20
Feb
23
200
21
Jan
23% Apr
Cournour
35%
95%
35%
515
33%
Apr
37%»
Jan
97
160
91
Apr
100Vi Feb
205
34
Jan
39
Mar
10
100
Feb
106
Jan
100
Mar
105
Apr
Feb
103
Canada
class
Packers
Class
25%
100
25
Jan
26
Apr
Crestbrook
1.70
1.70
1.80
2,900
60c
65c
2,600
53%
54
256
B
Canada
Southern
Oils
Southern
Canada
Canadian
&
Cable
Bank
Canadian
British
Class
A
1,010
19
Jan
21Vi Feb
19%
150
18
Jan
20%- Mar
Class
13
14
755
45c
47c
20,765
9c
9c
2,657
7 ViC
Apr
95c
93c
1.05
3,500
93c
Apr
L30Mar
5.00
4.70
5.15
4,900
3.00
Jan
5.15
Apr
19
19
370
18%
Apr
1.81
1.90
10,835
Apr
Apr
19%
1.81
1.50
1.50
1.70
1,900
1.50 Mar
1.35
20
1
Timber
common
—
20
10c
30 %
30
Jan
Jan
31
Apr
Jan
26
Jan
66%
G5%
66%
580
58
Jan
67 ■%
Feb
Cusco
1
lie
11c
12c
13,500
lie
Apr
18c
Jan
66%
86
89
190
88
Mar
90
Jan
70c
80c
50c
Mar
85c
Jan
l
1
29c
28c
30c
11,000
28c
Apr
40c
Mar
58,300
33c
Jan
74c
Mar
*
4.20*
3.90
4.60
3,300
13,578
42 >*
42 %
42%
100
40
Jan
42 %
12
12
100
11%
Jan
12% Mar
14
14
350
14
8%c
10c
14
•
12,933
61
-9,875
54 *
Jan
61
Apr
4,327
35%
Jan
40
Apr
Devon
39
39
200
35
Jan
40
Apr
Distillers
11%
12%
2,520
11
Jan
Dome
4.60
Apr
4.10 Apr
15
4.10
•
com
12%
4.50
•
4.10
4.50
3,535
1,705
14%
14%
14%
855
23
4,401
•
23%
31
32
560
11%
12
5,925
•
1.22
1.20
1.25
11,500
Pete
3
common
7
6%
7
12,150
78c
8,800
23,205
76c
76c
3.65
3.85
5.10
5.05
5.15
3,115
33%
1,705
25%
5,390
<uc
32%
l
46c
Preferred
11
11%
7%
11%
1,610
2.25
2.36
19,240
Securities
2,250
33%
33%
3.00
3.00
3.00
100
43
42 %
45
255
100
25
.*
17%.
17%
100
20o
Homestead
17%.
34c
30 %o
34c
7,150
"A"
Crest
Husky
50c
2.33
*
—
Canadian
46c
11%
Oil common
Canadian
32%
23%
Jan
12
Apr
64c
1.57
80c
Jan
4.10
4.90 Mar
Jan
34
Apr
8%
Jan
2.90
i Feb
Jan
11%
Apr
Apr
Apr
75c
Jan
Mar
Jan
34
2.50 Mar
Apr
1.59
4.898
1.40
11%
11,666
11 %
Apr
Apr
14%
Jan
Jan
6.50
970
6.10
Apr
8.50
Jan
1.85
9 %
12
12
150
18 %
18
18%
Canadian
3,905
•
48c
48c
51c
20,700
46c
Apr
84c
Jan
l
22c
22c
24c
21c
Canadian Northwest Mines
Jan
40c
60c
54c
65c
Canadian
•
29%
30
Cos
common
Pacific
Canadian
Pelrofina
Railway
29%
Canadian
Thorium
Tire
17
17%
3,556
15%
Apr
19
Petroleum
10%
10%
10%
2,560
21
21%
3,170
21
Apr
24% Mar
45
45
47%
2,083
25
Jan
51
36%
34 %
37
13%
Jan
38Vi Mar
2.00
2.25
4,180
1.75
47%
47%
48
3,480
41%
Apr
Jan
99%
99%
100
160
99Vi
.
Dominion
Scottish Invest
Prefen cd
.J
9%
10%
1.070
9V'4
Apr
12
32%
110
30%
Feb
34
Feb
45
45 Vi
185
45
Apr
43
Mar
19%
19%
350
19 Vi
Apr
22%
Jan
Feb
Coal
•
19%
84
83
86
7,668
83
Apr
92%
•
17
16%
17%
13,752
14
Jan
17% Mar
20%
20%
20%
•
10%
10%
■11 Vi
2,285
12c
30,100
common
Stores
Tar
6c Chemical
common
Preferred
Textile
common
Donalda Mines
Canadian
30c
30c
17c
Jan
46c
Mar
lOVaC
10 Vic
11c
2,100
10Vic
Jan
1.30
1.52
104,550
1.30
Apr
Apr
16c
1.52
9%c
9%c
16c
Wallpaper
B
15.400
9%c
Apr
1.75
19,875
1.35
Jan
1.95 Apr
2.15
7.480
2.00
Jan
2.65 Mar
13c 13 Vic
12,500
7Vic
Jan
17% c Mar
Feb
Easy Washing Machine common
Ecldy
Match Co——
Eddy Paper class A
Jan
32
% Mar
Metals
..1
Eastern
Jan
28
;
100
15% Mar
27 Vi
Jan
17 %
29%
Jan
605
72
68
72
845
53
Jan
72
Apr
70
69
70
220
53 Vi
Jan
72
1.20
1.14
1.24
'31,250
„i
34c
33C
35c
11,500
10c
11c
42,900
20
*
Mines
Eldricli Mines
16
29 Vi
1
—
....
16
28
Hi
Common
Elder
13c
29 Vi
common
Jan
Equitable Liff. Insurance $5 pfd
.25
Feb
Estabrooks puferred
class
~A
*
21 %
30 Vi
Canadian
30
Western
Nat Gas
4%
5%.& preferred
Western
Westinghouse
;
Explorations
Warrants
Captain
Mines Ltd
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Corp
Del
Central
20
20%
Jan
3.00
Jan
1.075
7,293
50
50
17c
17c
18c
12,416
1.90
1.85
2.07
652,633
Glc
68c
II*
Ltd
I
Feb
Jan
3,175
55c
Jan
12c
12c
13c:
5,500
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
1.40
1.35
1.40
7,500
78c
Feb
10%
10%
11%
—
5.40
5.40
__
5,955
1,010
2.35
2.35
100
7.50
7.30
7.75
20,454
1.35
1.30
1.44
7,950
15c
15c
16c
1.60
1.75
6c
21,000
6 Vic
11,600
4,900
47c
59c
57c
65c
112,150
24,398
20c
20c
22c
14,600
1
1.25
1.25
1.30
62c
65c
i
45c
2.65
48c
2,400
*
8,500
9.40
1.75
Jan
12% Mar
4.75 Mar
2.25
Apr
5.40
Apr
Feb
3.10
Jan
7.25 Mar
9.20
Jan
1.05
1.63 Mar
14c
Jan
Apr
23 %c
Jan
1.50 Mar
1.90
Jail
6c
Feb
8%c Mar
19c
Jan
53c
Mines
,
Colomac Yellowknife Mines
Combined Enterprises
Combined Metals
;
HI
_
Allenbee
Apr
93c
28c
Mar
1.23
62c
Jan
1.65
Fruehauf
Trailer
Gatincau
Power
Mines
Mar
38c
50
6c
7c
7,900
6c
13%
14
Apr
3,085
11%
Jan
32c
Jan
8c
14
Jan
Feb
17,122
500
1.00
Jan
1.75
Jan
2.40
2.40
100
2.00 Mar
4.00
Jan
Geo
12
550
Scientific
Jan
Apr
75c
Mar
Giant
Jan
40c
Apr
Glacier
10,500
22c
Jan
35c
Glenn
8c
9 Vic
Apr
14,200
6%c Jan
10c
F.eb
Goldale
9
9
232
12c
14c
31.242
11c
92,266
9,355
28c
7.899
*
50c
50c
48c
8%
12
10
Jan
Feb
15 %c
1.55 Mar
3.65
24c
4.20
Jan
3.95
Mar
51c
5,031
38c
50c
8,284
48c
Feb
8 Vac
8,000
7%c Jan
26 %c
33c
47c
Jan
48c
7%c
31c
Mar
52c
63c
51
Feb
28
Jan
44
65c
Jan
1.50
Apr
1.15
1.00
1.50
61 Vi
62%
1,772
130
140
6,850
108 V*
Jan
140
Apr
Apr
15
15%
1.675
14 Vi
Jan
17
Mar
8c
Jan
50
Jan
62%
lOVic Jan
9c
9c
7,100
31
31
180
30 Vi
Apr
35
96
96
96
100
90
Jan
96%
7.10
7.00
7.10
1,370
6.50
Apr
9.00
2.20
2.10
2.26
15,350
1.80
Jan
2.55
80
80
50
75
Jan
6
6%
200
6
Jan
9c
;
84
Mar
Apr
Jan
Anr
Mar
7% Mar
Jan
43
Apr
102
15
100
Jan
103
Mar
10.180
17
Jan
7%
8
500
Jan
8%
Jan
21 Vi
21%
22 Vi
2,820
21 Vi
Apr
22 %
Apr
58 Vi
57%
59
315
57 Vi
Feb
63%
Jan
80%
80%
50
30%
Apr
80%
46%
48
2,670
Mar
Great
Lakes
Jan
Jan
36c
Mar
78c
89c
18,500
162,965
4.25
1,995
51c
57c
32,220
38c
Mar
1
57c
78c
75c
80c
57c
Jan
80c
4.25
4.10
4.30
5,098
7,135
Apr
3.80
Jan
5.25
Feb
Jan
19
Jan
Apr
'
11c
2,295
7.20
6.40
7.25
14,936
3Cc
42c
8,625
30c
Jan
59c
Feb
12c
12c
3,420
10c
Mar
14c
Mar
19 ViC
21e
4,500
18c
Jan
22c
G%
'
185
300
42
875
6
24c
21.516
1.65
2,800
39%
-
345
625
preferred
B
Coal
class
Great West Saddlery
650
6%
2,600
2.65
2.95
1,390
20c
A
-
Mar
2.24 Mar
30%
Apr
5V4 Mar
2.65
38
110
520
2.65
14 %
14 V»
14%
6,467
•
6
6
6%
400
5%
5 Vb
250
83
88
425
00 **
38c
Jan
7.25
41
•
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
23%
2.85
—
48
42Vi Mar
40
—
194%
Jan
2.65
*
Apr
Jan
1.41 Mar
41
50
Feb
35%
1
DeveioD
Class B
29
7.50
6
Jan
Mar
Vi
2.85
_
.
warrants
Plains
28
7.25
6
1
common
Warrants
Class
29
...
Jan
Jan
210
39
7.45
Apr
44
20c
Feb
Feb
40c
6 '/h
1.55
12c
44c
188
39
Jan
1.50 Mar
Jan
32c
6%
1.55
21 VLc
Jan
19c
16Vic Mar
43%
186
Feb
6.25 Mar
31,500
185
9c
29,200
39c
2.70
Gas
$2.80
Feb
9 Vic
7.50
rjortiiern
West
1.05
$
Power.
Jan
Great
8,210
37c
•
Feb
Great
1.25
1
_
Apr
1.20
1.20
•
_
17
5c
18c 19Vic
-
Paner
Apr
Jan
2,710
38c
-
Mines
16%
33Vi
6,400
19C
s
-
4.25 Mar
4.10 Mar
Feb
17c
50
.
Jan
16 Vi
21c
*
common
A.
3.40
31
16
1
Mines
1.05
22%
1
_
4.50
Jan
200
1
Canada
3.70 Mar
1,480
Apr
49% Jan
15 Vic
16%
V;\
1
_
43 V* Mar
800
3.50
33%
4.00
'
7
24% Mar
37c
•
Mines
4.10
32 Vi
"
:
.
37%
1,250
3.45
H
1
Warrants
Great
47 Vi
43
1
_
preferred
Granduc
1
1
Gold
Gordon Mackay class
Lakes
10 Vic
Jan
Tire
•41%
'
.1
•
Gold
Grandroy
4.10
3.50
4%
1%
common
Uranium
Great
53c
61c
Eagle
Jan
84c
10,255
121,157
Jan
Jan
27% Feb
62%
•
Mines
Mines
Apr
Apr
4.10
20
35
20:%
.
Uranium
Goodyear
j
19%
165
28
102
__
Mining
Gold fields
H~l
19c
Gold
Yellowknife
Feb
—Hi
19%
48
18%
_
_
—
Giant Mascot Mine-
Jan
27c
3.95
1.12
20
class A
Prospecting
50c
4.20
Mar
43
1
10%
l
Wares
3,000
27c
53c
1
Ltd
7,500
3.20
•
Steel
Mines
32c
7
44.
General
com
—
59c
Jan
page
_
_
39c
Apr
Smelting
■
56c
Apr
see
Petroleum Canada
38c
3.85
14,950
102
—
..
30c
3.40
Feb
60c
Apr
__1
com
..
57c
3.90
19 Vic
5.65
139 V 4
•
Motors
A
Genex
44 %c Mar
17c
Mining Sr.
Class
41c
16
I*
General
1.45
__I_1
I Ii
Jan
47
—
Feb
13c
•
new
General Products Mfg
38C
19c
Hi
General
1.25
Jan
Warrants
Jan
3.25
14,860
1
_
30 Vic
12c
35c
15c
28
47
-
11%
•
•
1*0,700
Apr
12,780
21.040
100
_
.'
99c
40c
9c
11c
6.80
57c
*
_
Apr
38c
10,400
9c
6.10
15c
.200
common
35c
39c
6%c
13%
Jan
footnotes
•
_
Ltd
Feb
Mar
Ltd
•
IHHIIIii
preferred
19c
11
Oils
6.15
Co
Apr
13c
Mac
1.13 Mar
;_100
14c
16c
11c
Ltd
Mar
common
5,500
14c
6,981
Gold
85c
Jan
105,039
For
Ltd
21c
387.000
Marcus
95c
A
Debentures
Jan
16
Mlc
Froblshei
15c
19c
Gold
Marbenor
Mines
90c
•
6,000
12c
Howey
95c
Bakeries
14%
Consolidated Halllwell
Jan
18% Jan
•
Development
Dynamics
16 Vac
__
Mar
Mar
preferred- HH—Iioo
10
French Petroleum preferred.
General
11 VaC
Arrow..
32
24
17
J)
General
19c.
Golden
Feb
221/4 Mar
160
20
Ltd
Mines
(A
General
12c
Consolidated
27%
2,035
18
Companies
Freiman
Feb
14%
Consolidated
Fraser
Jan
*
Mines
6.483
24
Co
Francoeur
2.85
•
Consolidated
Foundation
16% Mar
.
15Vic Mar
28 Vi
•
class
Jan
1
Lake
Jan
15%
Canada
Jan
•
Crest..
9c
18
—
3.30
2.50 Mar
1.
Fenimore
15,000
27 Vi
A
.12%
Flin
Consolidated
of
5%
Mines
Consolidated
Ford
Gcco
Denison
Consolidated
class
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co (U S)
Jan
Calliman
East
Grain
Feb
89c
Beta
Gillies
12c
l
Preferred
4.10
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
lie
Mar
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
45c
Apr
57c
16 %c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Federal
275
.1
Discovery
Dragon Oil
Jan
60c
350
Mines
Gamma
20c
23%
Mining
6,530
-HTIH*
Oil
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Falima
3.70
•
H2
_H
"
1,720
18
Ltd..
2.65
1111111.1 *
IIHl
Mines
Apr
28c
11c
14%
1.25
Mines
Jan
19
25c
Ltd
Fanvest Mining
3.55
2.40
Coniagas Mlne.s
54
Apr
27%
Warrants
14%
%
National
14c
Jan
19
i
Fargo Oils
3.60
•
_
Petroleum
Jan
53
23%
¥
14%
15 Vic 16 Vic
Jan
10c
10
-1
Nickel
Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Cranium Mines
•
III
II Ii
I Hi
II__1
Conner
Consolidated
Falconhrldge
Famous
1
_*
II
Equipment
Rcco
Luke Gold
26c
Apr
l
Mining & Smelting
Jan
1.07
__i
Cochenour Willans
Cockshutt Farm
Feb
2.45
II_75c
Mines..
53
Jan
—
Kayrand Cop Min
Chlbougamau Mining & Smelting
Jan
Mar
1.60
Chib
Mar
Mar
_Il
Cliibcug Jaculct Mines
Apr
60c
Ij
II
Chesterville Mines
35C
Apr
Apr
10c
HI*
.
16 %c
Jan
Jan
%
38,528
•
Mines
1.60
50
Jan
100
lie
—1
Explorers Alliance
50c
Feb
27c 29Vic
61c
29 Vic
i
_
OH
Consolidated
16
1.75
Porcupine
Key
14% Jan
250
20%
Gold
Coniauruin
30
50
Rio
Pat
Commonwealth
30
Jan
•
Central
Commoil
Feb
23
20
Cayzor Athabaska
Coldstream
24
23
1.60
_
Central
Gold
15%
18% Mar
50
Trothewey
Chromium
605
20
H"
i
~ Hill
HI
i
I I ~
__I
~i
_I I I j
Jan
300
30
1.60
...
Mines.
Cheskinc
145
9%c
160
Hill
Oil...
Candore Exploration
Asbestos
30 Vi
Feb
Jan
—20
Canadian
Canadian
Erin
"p~d~20
21 Vi
30
28%
15%
7c
126
Jan
2 7 Vic
—1
Corp
28c
19
.25
Ltd
Mining
1.39 Mar
53
53
45
Sol
Apr
Jan
80c
53
10c
14%
30
El
Apr
19
..i
11% Mar
315
Jan
Jan
10c
1.62
2.05
Apr
Apr
Apr
1.70
9%
1.12 Mar
1.00
2.13
776
«
Mfrs
79,400
1
9,397
...
32c
—1
44%
Vickers
Canadian
Apr
Mines
12%
30
70
Mar
Mines
Sullivan
20%
Jan
3,175
Apr
12
*
Amplil Gold
Apr
Apr
158
20%
15c
East
Jan
7% Mar
27%
7 Vic
Mar
East Malurtic
East
12
4,332
7c
Mar
dr:a Jan
1
-
—
15%
54c
155
20
11c
*
Ltd
Minerals
Sr
Petroleum-.
13%
155
50
-1
Co
Copper
11c
11c
1
29%
\
Jan
•
&
28%
*
Apr
Mar
101%. Jan
32 Vi
9%
13%
common-.
Apr
2.35
49
Jan
Mar
23.50
Steel
Dominion
500
13%
1
•
common
—
10 Vi Mar
—50
Magnesium
Dominion
Dominion
Feb
Jan
21%
:
Dominion
-
•
Foundry 6c Steel common
•
Preferred
——100
Dominion
1.62
•
Warrants
Rights
Jan
.2.50
Bridge
29
Corp
Corp
Jan
17%
'
Canadian
Apr
74c
•
—
13%
44
19c
Apr
34V» Jan
21
*
Jan
60c
Jan
Iio
preferred
—
12c
2,275
22%
Eureka
Canadian Salt
4.800
5,605
Dominion
Feb
*
16,042
391149
Oil
70c
Jan
Apr
•
Canadian
15c
34
62c
30 %c
1.41
Inca
G5c
1
Mines
Duvan
13 Vic
1
Apr
Feb
•
North
Mar
33
19%
Canadian Industries common__
Canadian
25c
33
17% Mar
6.10
Gold
Jan
3
Duvex Oils
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Ice Machine class A
Malurtic
16c
Seagrams
Dynamic
11%
8,783
9,600
1.28
Jan
1.41
9% '
19c 21 Vic
42,662
Apr
6.10
8
Jan
20c
8%
1.55
3.00
11%
_
34c
1.40
52%
i
_
Apr
1.45
Apr
42%
10t
Oils
Oil
Warrants
24c
817
2So
Dominion Electrohome Indus
Jan
6.05
6% Mar
25
Jan
7,592
36c
Oils
Dominion
Jan
7% Feb
Jan
7%
Gold Mines
Palmer
Dome
4
28c
.
2.90 Mar
2.05
Deldona
Apr
33
Jan
1.20 Apr
4.55 Jan
3.75
•
Jan
Jan
8%
l
Dredge & Dock
Dyno Mines
15
18%, Jan
29
Jan
5.20 Mar
Feb
•
Petroleum
6.50
3.45 Mar
14
_•
Wright
Mining
Dclnite Mines
39%
21%
High
Mines
Horn
43c
8%
25%c
1
Deer
59%
31
General
Jan
39%
11%
Canadian
13c
Brewis
61
•
Canadian
15
Jan
36c
8%
25%c
*
Decoursey
39%
4.60
.
% Mar
Feb
Leather
8%
1
Daragon Mines
Davis
•
25
Curtis
Jari
Daerlng Explorers
20
.
common
Devonian
4.50 Apr
2.85 Mar
Mines
7c
1
-
Eagle
Warrants
Con
21
..11c
17c
1
Aluminium
Collieries
Conduits
Feb
Jan
Apr
9c
Jan
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common
*
Canadian Food Products common
Coin
20
2.60 Jan
1-lc
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
Cody
1.75
22,025
Preferred
Chlmo
Jan
14c
Chieftain
Charter
Jan
12c
warrants
Canadian
Castle
Mar
12c
12c
warrants
Canadian
Casslar
14-
58c
Mar
1
25
preferred
Can Met
,
2,600
30 Vi
11%. Jan
45c
10
10c
10
Pershing
20
1
Preferred
Trust
45c
1
•
loo
common—
Celanese
Can
2.50 Mar
Crowpat Minerals
Canners class A
Class
Apr
Apr
class' B
Canadian
v
1.96
55
common
Canadian
Canadian
20%
Apr
Feb
of Commerce
Breweries
Preferred
Canadian
20
19%
13%
11c
49
Minerals
Canadian
Canadian
2.12
20%
29%c Jan
1,01.0
Petroleum
Astoria
Canadian
2.10
21,017
15,744
53%
12.50
Wire
Canadian
$1%
Mar
15,600
14c
52''.
warrants
Steamship Lines
Canadian
Mar
42c
12c
lo
Preferred
Canada
Feb
74c
161 i
38c
53
Mtgc
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred
Canada
Or
•
Permanent
Canada
Crown
Feb
*
25%
Jan
6%
4-.95
1.98
50o
25%
57
Jan
14c
Crec Oil of Canada warrants
Feb
290
1
:
Feb
51
7%
*
Zinc
Mining
Apr
I*
7%
3.90
5.75 Mar
•
76%
A
1,000
Jan
1.10 Mar
1
Jan
Croinor
4.35
•
69%
Feb
4.10
4.15
990
_•
40
Jan
105
7%
385
1.05
103
4.10
.
73
2.35
Mar
4,960
5,354
218
Apr
Jan
14c
5.10
72
Apr
19c
38 %
216
1.66
13%c Jan,
50
Lead
60c
15Vic Mar
5.00
Imperial
Coulee
20c- Mar
Jan
37%
Cowichan Copper
Cosmos
Feb
9c
105% 105 %
5.10
38 %
72%
Lands
53,900
15 Vic
Jan
26
.
13,127
Mar
•
Preferred
1,366
12c
*
22%.
218
Feb
16c
12c
7c
Class B
22%
Jan
7c
72c
•
10
common
5VicMajr
17,505
Craigmont Mines
Crain (R L) Ltd
Assurance
7,030
16,500
65c
Canada
Ge
9c
Distillery class A
Corby
20
Apr
Mar
5%C
Mar
77c
Exploration
22%
Mar
40c
8c
preferred
22%
20
22%
Ftb
14c 16 Vic
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chlboug
34
26c
105 %
Apr
12
8.000
72c
common.
10% Mar
Feb
Mar
Feb
32c
72c
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
74c
Apr
Jan
6.95
8c
30c
8%c
Sudbury
A
4.15 Mar
Apr
55c
10
Class
27
10
preferred
3.75
38c
Jan
Basin
Consumers Gas Co
Jan
102
1.06 Mar
Jan
6c
16c
Consolidated West Petroleum
Jan
100
Feb
25c
Mines Ltd..
Feb
100
63c
500
Mines
Jan
Jan
78%
Consolidated rtegcouri
Consolidated Sanriorm
36c
1,27
6,700
39,507
12c
...
Consolidated
35
91c
32c
6 Vic
Mine
Poplar.j
Feb
Apr
27
25Vic Mar
30c
Oils
26 %c
10%
34
*
Canada Iron
102
63c
J'
_
Red
Apr
8.00
*
common
A
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Mar
66c
•
Canada Crushed Cut .Stone
Consolidated
69c
6.00
.20
—
Jan
23c
3.75
1
common
—
19
12,900
1,910
Jan
1.50
6c
14% Mar
8
Jan
Mar
2.55 Mar
18c
32c
Jan
G% Mar
Jan
3.000
85c
Jan
Peak
86,230
6 Vic
32c
Mines
Nicholson Minos
Consolidated
12,150
1,480
Negus
Consol
Feb
Apr
84c
97%
Mosher
Consolidated
11c
8c
26C
90%
Consolidated
High
LOW
y
2.45
21c 21 Vie
Explor
Consol Northland Mines
30%
*
Campbell Red Lake
Canada Cement
5%
Apr
78c
23c
1
—
Campbell Chlbougamau
7
Jafi
Jas
39
Morrison
High
2.25
2.36
Mogul
Consolidated
Feb
5
29%
102
91
1
Oils—
&
30%
1,000
Consolidated
Apr
Mar
9c
Jan
36%
13
Bur raid Dry
2.40
Jan
7c
—*
Burlington
1.30
35%.
5%
Ext
15,062
2.40
7c
G%
B
Bunker Hill
2.24
High
Low
High
30
•
mulcting Products
Bullocks Ltd class
Class
2.39
—1
1
Ankerite
Low
Apr
Mar
Feb
9.50 Mar
6%
Jan
3.35
Jan
41% Feb
Apr
3.30
14%
Apr
21 Vi
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
Feb
89%
Apr
44
Jan
Number 5841
189
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1963)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Greater
.1956
warrants
1958
warrants
Greening Wire
4.55
4.65
5.75
5.50
5.75*
4.35
—
107b
4.60
;—
4„?5
4.35
.
37bc
7c
13
974
"
3.90
2,851
150
3.50
.3.50
3.50
26
::: 26
267i
72
9%c
9%c lOlbc
Gulf
2.00
Mines
14c
8c
Jan
Uwillim
Gypsum
Lime
Hallnor
Hamilton
1st
1474 Alar
7,125
4.60 Alar
67a
405
8c
16,000
%
180
38%
Jan
2.20
200
2.00
Farms
18
18
300
157a
16%
6.0G2
105 10574
140
103%
10
605
874
10 %C 11 Vac
4,968
*
-
common.
167a
—
105%
100
preferred
10
•
Gold
lOVbc
I
Mines
1
15c
15c
Hasaga Gold Mines ;
1
21c
Head of Lakes Iron
1
20c
18c
21c
1
1
42c
42C
7VbC
7%C
tied
Lake_l
Gold Mines
Headwaj
Heath
Hees 4Geo H)
Highland
Hinde
Hi
Tower
Holden
Home
Drilling
Co
9c
15
Jan
14% Apr
Apr
Jan
1774 Mar
10574 Apr
107a Afar
Bay Oil
Pam Porcupine
9c
Ltd
Matachewan
Red
McWatters
Gold
Petroleums
% %
8VbC Jan
24C
Apr
Meta
58c
Jan
Afexican
51
Afar
8
Apr
5
5
100
4
c: Jan
7
Afar
32%
337 b
1,977
1.85 Afar
Jan
357a Afar
Jan
30%
Imperial Life
Pacific
177 a
5,004
17
41
40%
41
590
3974
Apr
46
Feb
417b
417b
25
407a
Apr
42
Apr
15,050
4.25
Jan
5.25 Afar
Apr
6374 Mar
217b Jan
Afar
4.75
4.70
4.85
55%
547b
567a
2,604
54%
19
19
197b
3,708
167b Afar
15c
17c
10,000
53%
537b
73
._10
Mllllken
Lake
Industrial
AcceDt
Ltd
Corp
common
1
$2*4 preferred
5 'L f^
preferred
15c
Apr
20c
Jan
49
Jan
537b
Apr
Inland
Natural
Gas
Preferred
•
Molybdenum Corp common
Moneta
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
Preferred
International
Petroleum
Co
Ranwick
luM-r provincial
Pipe
Interprovincial
...
Jacobus
25
44
Apr
45%
Apr
52%
50
49 %
Jan
53
Afar
13
1,440
15
Jan
6%
4,050
"100
6 Vb
11%
20 V4
Jellieoe
Gold
Jonsmith
23%
37
Apr
42 Vb
33c
39C
200,800
27c
Jan
12c
40
10c
Wasa
574
Apr
30%
31
3,121
2174
Jan
2.90
219,750
2.10
2.20
1,400
13%
13%
700
2.61
G6c
86,300
74c
Apr
New
10c
Afar
17c
Jan
2.80 Alar
1.87 Afar
class
A
Cockshutt
Macmillan
&
Red
Cons
Bloedel class B
Mines
Shoes Ltd
For footnotes see page
44.
68c
191/4
50
Afar
121
Apr
26c
25c
31c
75.075
n
18
17c
Apr
Jan
Jan
44c
Feb
Nickel
Jan
24%c
Apr
Jan
Norgold
5.65
6.50
9,890
4.60 Afar
6.50
Apr
11
1174
325
127b
Apr
Apr
14c
Mar
..——
Jan
3.10
3.35
Apr
Norsyncomaque Alining
Northcal Oils Ltd
13c
16c
40,300
13c
Apr
Jan
North Canadian Oils common
1.00
1.05
4,630
68c
Mar
33,045
56c
9c
Mar
56c
62c
25,400
297a
29%
2,065
56c
Jan
2,350
29
29
28%
97a
97a
160
1.10
1.24
16,800
1.07
l.OO
1.18
10,100
2.65
2.65
2.70
2,040
82
827a
400
10c
9c
10c
3,500
22c
24c
1,750
4.65
4.75
630
29c
30c
4,350
25%
Jan
3174 Alar
9
Apr
1172
Feb
2.20 Mar
3.70 Afar
1957
86%
Jan
Jan
1172C Jan
Jan
Feb
22c
Jan
30c
4.45
Jan
5.40 Afar
24c
31c
Afar
Jan
Northern
7Vbc
Apr
12c
Jan
43c
Jan
17c
17c
130
Feb
22c
Mar
53c
57c
22,925
38c
Jan
73C
»
53c
33c
53,700
20c
Jan
36c
Apr
29c
II,600
26c
Jan
88c
Alar
2.40
2.36
2.40
5,650
8c
1.12
Jan
35c
Feb
Jan
28%
12c
12c
12,700
12c
4Vbc
37bc
47ac
37,900
3%C Apr
10c
38,875
17,666
2.10
2.06
297 b
29%
2.18
4,760
9c
GVbc Jan
2874
446
29
37%
377b
39%
39
40
-
27,350
27c
Jan
41c
Mar
4,300
35c
Jan
55c
Afar
2.38
2.00
2.49
589,983
1.18
Jan
2.49
7 Vbc
7c
7 Vbc
2,500
7c
Apr
9Vbc
Feb
19c
16 VbC
19c
53,200
10c
Jan
25c
Jan
7c
7c
7c
14,300
6c
Jan
9Vbc Feb
1.12
1.10
1.15
1,983
18c
2,500
15
15
175
70c
G.9C
77c
lc
5c
i
—
1.40
Jan
15c
Feb
19c
Jan
Jan
15Vb
Feb
30,286
66c
Jan
1.18'Mar
220,500
lc
Apr
14Vb Mar
95c
Apr
95c
95c
1.05
2.10
2.10
2.25
16,154
21c
22c
1.01 Alar
2,350
1
4,200
2.07
50
3,680
8c
39,700
7c
Apr
1.3 Vbc
37c
19,525
31c
Feb
43c
3.60
3.40
3.65
2,936
20c
20c
3.15
21c
28,600
20c
Feb
12c
lie 13 Vbc
43,050
11c
Apr
24c
Feb
23c
27c
64,825
20c
Jan
36c
Jan
3.55
3.50
3.70
3,850
1.30
1.39
4,095
66c
65c
70c
13,602
55c
Afar
74c
Afar
42c
42c
2,855
40c
Alar
52c
Jan
__i
1.78
1.56
1.82
1.55
1.84
92e
1.10
12,590
12%
12%
12%
1.55
Natural
665
12
Feb
14 Vb Mar
42
Vb
115
42
Feb
44
Jan
14%
2,141
141/4
Feb
1574
Jan
35c
4,875
21c
Apr
1.10
Jan
3.60
3.90
1,785
3.50 Mar
5.00
Jan
1.62
1.79
15,900
1.30
Jan
1.85
Apr
137a
Jan
16%
Jan
25
Jan
27Vb Mar
42
3.05
42c
Jan
30c
Mar
23c
1.55
1.60
240
16c
17c
8,550
16c
Apr
23c
Jan
11 VbC
13c
14,000
7c
Jan
15C
Apr
66c
Jan
14'/2
Jan
Nudulama
Alines
4
•
Feb
Ontario
Apr
Feb
Ontario
33c
21,600
30c
3,900
15c
1.35
Feb
40c
Jan
19c
Afar
20,200
15,500
2.76
2.90
32c
36c
2.0G0
15,400
9c
10c
25,000
2374
9c
2374
375
2.66
25c
3.05 Feb
Jan
55c
Jan
9c
Jan
6c
Jan
17c
2,500
13c
Jan
Jan
24
Pacific
1.08
8,160
19c
20c
22,700
8
8
35
•
2.75
2.65
2.75
17,425
GOC
65c
5,300
10%
10%
11
865
8%
Jan
10
9%
10
1,260
8
Jan
&
10
Feb
10
27%
27 Vb
27%
500
26
Jan
29
Feb
1
Debenture
9.60
9.40
9.75
9,769
8.90
Jan
7%
6%
7%
10,559
3.35
Jan
54c
51c
*
Gold
18c
Lake
1.90
37c
Petroleums
Mar
Mar
34c
Feb
45c
Jan
10
247
32
3,275
69c
72C
447b
Jan
3.25
Feb
Feb
Paramaque
16,000
Pamour
Parbec Afines
8c
87aC
7%C Alar
15c
25
25
50
21%
Jan
277b
Feb
Pardee
4c
4c
2,000
3%c
Jan
5c
Feb
Pater
Amalgamated
Uranium
1
1
Apr
18%
Jan
9.20 Afar
12%
Jan
14%
31
Jan
36% Mar
73c
10,951
59c
Jan
75c
Jan
8c
9 7 be
12,000
6I/2C
Jan
13c
Mar
i5c
5c
500
5c
Apr
7Vbc Jan
40c
45c
14,230
40c
—•
Mines
Apr
13c
65c
30%
1
Page
Jan
2.55
7Vb
Jan
2,700
•
Jan
3574
12% Mar
Jan
12,562
•
1.47
1,588
14,995
69c
Apr
11% Apr
91/2C
15%
Mines
3,900
42
Jan
Apr
32c
35c 35%C
Porcupine
Hersey Tubes
1.20
3.10
Jan
8% Feb
2.80
5,300
14%
——
31
41
23c
Jan
24,430
14%
1
Feb
56c
1
Mines
Afar
8
10c lOVbc
1
1
3.00
Feb
17 VbC Apr
1.35 Jan
1.05
9%
Osisko
Apr
Apr
Apr
8
Feb
Afar
1.05
9c
20c
Afines
Orenada
41
8Vbc
177,100
1.05
"
1.16 Arar
9c
1.02
18
20
preferred
Loan
3.05
1.16
6c
Jan
lGc
Afar
2174
1,025
•
Ormsby
32c
37,945
2
GOc
Preferred
Class B
Feb
Jan
22C
94c
16%
13 Vbc
8 VbC
88c
16%
•
pfd—
Opemiska Copper
Orange
Crush
7c
20c
13c 14 %c
89c
1
Jockey Clib common
Ontario
20c
8c
1
2.00 Alar
90s
Supply
Jan
1174c
2,500
11 VbC
Feb
—10
Beauty
Jan
Apr
87ac
;
Oils
Malartic—
48c
Jan
8c
Okalta
247bc
Afar
18c
Mines
Gold
—
•
Obaska Lake Afines.
42
17c
Feb
Jan
13Vbc Jan
1
Jan
30c
4.00
Beaucage
34
31c
Apr
6,431
1,680
Mar
Jan
42,800
Jan
26c
Jan
36c
Ltd——_
Oils
•
177b
Jan
1.80
27c
Gas
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka
Rare
Afetals—
467b
2.55
14%
•
Jan
,1.97
Apr
1.68
Cement
Feb
Jan
Apr
92c
1
42%
34 VbC
Ocean
12
Feb
3.80
—50
O'Brien
44%
Feb
23c
O'Learv
6%C Jan
1.80
20C
407b Feb
707
4.60
Jan«
33c
317b Alar
1,310
Apr
1.35
28,915
1.00
1.30
160,250
1.60
3.35 Afar
27c
20c
31
282,700
Feb
4.50 Mar
33c
Apr
26c
Jan
Mar
Mar
1
Jan
167a
Apr
Mar
20
Feb
46%
58
52
7c
35c
50%
Jan
2.65 Mar
Mines
2874
18c
1.20
30c
35c
—1
Uranium
Ontario
Northland
34
45%
Apr
Jan
15c
7 Vbc
52
Apr
13
1
Jan
Feb
27Vbc Apr
425,840
10,524
1,843
29%
Jail
Jan
48c
Jan
2.48
12c
36c
6%c
Apr
Jan
1.52 Afar
21c 27 Vbc
17c
Jan
Jan
15c
33c
33c
3.50
2,585
30%
29
377b
2.06
1.61 Alar
Apr
1.05
Jan
Jan
1.15
Feb
11 Vbc
Afar
35c
22 7 be
1
■
1.38
1.08
3.25
Nova
247i
12c
2.60
Apr
7c
1,625
3.35
3.75
30c
28,166
107
6.00 Afar
942
9c
14 Vbc 14 Vbc
9c
14 Vbc
Jan
2.25
3,889
Jan
1,000
Jan
30c
27c
27
Jan
14,350
Feb
28c
14%
3.00
30c
Apr
32 c
14
3.50
1.55
Ge
26%
535
26%
Alar
26 Vb
1,210
25
69c
14%
3.45
30c
Jan
Jan
Canada Afines
Northern
4.60
1.49
34c
Northern Quebec Power common—
—20
Northern Telephone
3.25
1.50
8,750
7c
warrants
4.50
25%
47c
5c
warrants
Norvallp
Feb
42c
14%
1956
9c
Mar
31c
—i
Preferred
1.50 Alar
80
12c
4,500
1,437
North Star Oil common
Jan
GOc
Jan
9,432
1.47 Afar
1.02 Afar
8c
7,500
warrants
A
Class
3,300
7C
Hi
North Goldcrest Alines Ltd
North Rankin
Afar
10c
11c
_250
Nortligate Exploration Ltd
30
Jan
Jan
9c
37c
Warrants
Jan
95c
Apr
27 % Afar
33e
10c
—i
15 %c Apr
Jan
2,000
Apr
Apr
20c
22c
1.30
207b
Jan
68c
54
8,800
25c
Apr
2.35
10c
Jan
136,850
36c
6c
Hi
18%
7,060
58c
Apr
8 Vbc
15
16c
10c
•,
Alining Corp
Nickel
5,376
10c
48 Vb
54
9c
I
40,500
Apr
Feb
37c
•
19
1.13
19
I—1
Mines
3.20
1.20
42c
1
97ac
86c
Jan
lc
8c
62c
Jan
17c
Afines
Norpax
Jan
4.60 Arar
3.00
16
_i
3.00
Alar
5 Vb
22c 24Vbc
•
—
1874
6c
Apr
4% Feb
27% Mar
—i
Normetal
8
Apr
15c
Apr
—1
Gold
Norlartic
18%
Mar
Vb
—i
Alines——.
10%
Feb
8c
26
54
8c
Mines——-——-
Rim
8 7a Afar
3.00 Afar
760
54
,
Acme
Mar
14%
7,500
17
Feb
40c
200
4.15
Jan
1.04
Jan
18c
150
5
Alar
54c
5,300
17%
14c
•
Wire class B
Mining & Smelting—
19,067
20c
Jan
43Vbc Apr
12,680
11c
277b
3.75
Canada
Rights
Nor
18%
267b
.20
Niagara
28c
2.60
46
Jan
1
Mines——
Taku
54c
10,685
63c
250
Mines
New
1074
3.35
Apr
Jan
Feb
89 Vb
"83,396
•
Feb
9%
4.75
1.25
17%
3,493
44c 45 7 be
;
9c
1
—1
Jan
80c
46
—1
187 b
•
121.
5
Noranda Afines
10
1097b
65c
45c
.Hi
Jan
1.95 Jan
•
Majortrana
—5
Afines
34c
2.50
1
1
•
Lake
35
1
21c
Jan
Nipissing
1
1
1
20
1
•
pfd—
I,355
48
1
127b
974
13c
64c
Nickel
1
•
Explorations
45,475
197b
Hp
Apr
Afar
Feb
1
Mines
1.15
19
48
Jan
Apr
1
Jan
40c
17c
Mines
Macdonald
98c
19
Rquyn Aferger
New Senator Rouyn
New
Superior Oils
Jan
1
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
1.00
•
Afines
Gold
Newnorth
72c
25c
Goldfield
Louvicourt
1
New
28c
—
Mines
Uranium
48
Alining & Smelting.
New Mylamaaue
Exploration
Jan
16
warrants
A
Jan
Manitoba
Mar
Warrants
Magnet
82c
21c
•
A
Preferred
Maher
Feb
55c
Lou*, Island Petroleums.
Madsen
53c
300
—•
80
class
36 Vb
Afines
2,000
1
1
1
B
MacLeod
Newlund
22c
_
Macleods
Apr
2.55
61c
Lac Gold
Cos
Macfle
Kelor.e
15
Jan
58c
-•
Mines
103
Afines
Jason
New
Jan
2.05
22c
•
Loblaw Groceterias class B pfd
30
1st preferred
—
——-30
Macassa
New
Jan
12
58c
50c
3
Mines
45
Afines
Hosco
227bC
•
Gold
Long
Lorado
New
16c
1
Mines
45
Harricana
66,625
6,505
1
Gold
Class
Apr
4.35 Afar
31
Jan
2.30
New
23c
Mines
Gold
45
Afines
Goldvue
New
Apr
674
21c
—
Gold
Class
b Fob
«Jan
V4 Afar
8,450
Mines
American
1
Dickenson Mines
29,100
A
1
1
Secord Candy
41% Alar
.—1
1.05
——
Jan
24c
1
Gold Mines
40
.500
New
11
—
95
Pete
Delhi
107a
Luz Mines
Loblaw
48
3,967
3,815
Davies
New
New
29c
Exploration
&
Jan
41%
Feb
.200
Jan
41 Vbc
Jan
54
2974
14Vbc Jan
16% Alar
27c
Feb
40%
Mines
Jan
19c
Mining
Lake
Little
193
82
Shore
Lexindin
37
17c
—•
79,500
17
1
Lake Osu Mines—
Leitch
Apr
9474 Afar
1
•
15c
Ltd
Lingman
Lencourt
Jans
28c
Gas
Lamaque
83
29c
Mines
Dufault
Latin
8,516
North,span
Mlnina
Cinch
Laura
88%
6%
56c
22c247be
Jan
41
-10
Concord Develop.,
New Continental Oil of
18c
-20C
13%
.
13VaC
Lake
La
Jan
88
5%
60c
2,730
Jan
—,
New
3,905
Debentures
Lake
22%
25
Calumet
—1•
(John)
Lakeland
23%
15
52%
1
147b
26%
Gold
Bidlamaque
1
Lafarge Cement class A
Lake
New
23,016
1
147t»
13
New Bristol Oils
Apr
16c
Kroy Oils Ltd
Lake
New
Feb
18
1074
Kirklarid Townsite
Labrador
Apr
70c
Apr
14c
—
Jan
6 Vbc Afar
26%
3.10
Apr
9%
Minerals
Jan
8c
1,000
Jan
.—1
15c
warrants
3.75
1,570
Jan
New Athona Afines
Feb
42C
1
Jan
2.85 Jan
3.30
7 7bc
22%
167b Afar
Feb
1
J
Copper
Labatt
15
2.60
17,662
Warrants
Feb
2.90
3.00
14 7i
Apr
Jan
Apr
1.90
7 Vbc
.
.„1
147b
48C
Mines
39,390
1.90
49c
35q
22"%
Afines
Alger
51c
42c
Gold
2.20
Apr
12
__
6,266
2.20
A
1.90
Afar
25c
Uranium
2,420
13%
Canada
of
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kirkland
New
6.50
Kelvinator
C
Jan
30%
Warrants
Class
772
6%
107a
20c
Apr
366
_______
Labine
53%
1
Jan
1.35
1,600
46,596
1.00
406
Alines
Nesbitt
3,200
7,600
Mines
Douglas class
Kilembe
Nealon
18
31,949
Mines
Kenville
Trust
Feb
Feb
59c
2.50
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
.
National
12
207a
Jan
3.10
13c 15 7aC
Jowsey
Kelly
7% Afar
Jan
11
15
2.20
Mines
Joliet,-Quebec
474
1774 Jan
57b Afar
12c
1
Apr
Mar
180
common
National Steel Car
2.70
510'
2.42
—
Apr
6%
15 V2C
(1939)
22,293
Explorations Ltd
37
70C
Mar
68c
34c
11c
National Drug & Chemical
15%
20c
Lake
12
Feb
9%c
51c
1
—
Jan
147a
Apr
6c
5%
—35c
Mines
Jobnrke
2,703
16,540
12%
15
2.85
17
13
National Hosiery Mills class B
National Petroleum
,
Apr
90c
Jan
Jan
40c
1
National Grocers preferred—
33 VbC
16
Jan
69c
25 Vb
Mines
National
19%
1
Mining-
Afar
Jan
11%
—
41
Jan
6%
—1
10
—
,
Jefferson
Creek
11%
*
—:„25e
class A
Exploration
Jaye
Nama
2074
Mines.
Waite
Jack
Jan
9,512
3974
•
Bay Mines—
Iroquois Glass preferred
Uranium
467a
12
.1
UK)
-1
Apr
.
137a
14
24 7b
Minerals
52%
—:—
Iron
Iso
Multl
36
23i/t
12 Vbc Mar
Jan
44
Line
Syndicate
Copper
Feb
92
6,296
—*
—
Ltd
Steel
(rish
Jan
20 Vb
Jan
3,567
83%
Apr
9c
28c
114
27,800
1_25
1.75
13
Moore
7c
Interprovincial Bldg Credits "B"' wts—
Investors
1274
Jan
44
common—*
1.90 Alar
24%
rTy„
37
18
Apr
Jan
247b
Works__J_
13%
3.10
—
—
Nickel
.milt'iidi
Apr
19%
44
common...
International
ant i
10%
36
*
Powders
Jan
70c
Jan
1.00
247b
—-
77%
36
1
Bronze
>
24%
.
42%
I
Warrants
25c
Afar
—40
117
•
50
lull
Jan
8%c
;
39,366
0
Preferred
110
6c
Inspiration Min & Dev
Jan
-III*
A
13 %
6%
Feb
3.35
>
class
Brewery class A-
Class B
41V4
1
1.00
22 7 be
1
2,240
78
7c
20
—...
37c
14c
100
92c
'i'
1
Corp
11%
*
common
Jan
2.50 Mar
24,300
17
95c
3.30
Metals
Containers
Molsons
27c
105
87c
Apr
127ac
1.91
Ore Afines
Modern
147b
82c
Feb
48c
'
Brick
Milton
20 Vb
10
,
14 Vb
83c
95
Jan
11,100
14%
Jan
8%c
60,395
11,150
1.90
42%
•
70c
1.30
17
13%
12
.b;_
777a Apr
48c
1.20
10c l'OVbc
■>
common-,
___
Jan
62
67c
1.26
1
...
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron
78
50
Inglis (John > & Co
Ingram & Bell preferred—
Inland Cement Co pfd
16c
Uranium
1,826
1
Gold
Lake
15c
16c
Apr
1.78 Mar
Apr
30c
10%
78
2.65
Gas
20 %
10%
2.50
-HIIi
76
73%
76
2.55
Jan
51/2
28c
Apr
33c
Afin
18
10
•
20
36c
City Petroleums
Jan
17%
17c
31c
Feb
22c
Jan
1.45
6,700
18,500
9,136
11,800
Warrants
Mill
207a
177b
1
34c
15V4 Alar
Feb
81%
Feb
40c
150
27Vbc Jan
51,850
Grain
Afidwest Industries
47a
15c
604
9c
Jan
16 Vbc Mar
3,600
83
2.05 Mar
Jan
106
34,200
1.65
81 Vb
83
,V
42c
Mining Corp
8,056
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.!
Indian
180
*
Minimi
Jan
18%
——
Assur—
17,500
♦ r
<fc
21
18
Apr
Mines
Light & Power
Mindamar
18%
-
17c
5%
17c18Vbc
39c
Oil
Mm rim
Jan
1.61
47
Uranium
Jan
9c
Feb
6% Jan
class A
preferred
16 Vbc
8 Vbc
-III
Montreal Trust
6
113
8 Vbc
.1.20
Mercury Cliipman Knit™
Aferrill Island Mining
5c
Jan
39,497
•
Feb
Midland
Jan
10 Vb
25,100
117
40c
Mines
Jan
Midcon
257aC
30c
147b
—1
Lake
25c
150
32»/4
McMarmac
Apr
Afar
1,56
:
25c
10
Feb
20c
I
Apr
HVbc Apr
17c
Jan
1.07
17c
Jan
6% Afar
Apr
11c
26c
10 7 be
18c
Apr
7VbC Jan
9c
5,500
115
-.500
42c
9,000
48,490
147 b
.___
Porcupine
Red Lake.
42 Vb C Mar
17c
10c
5%
Consol
Ltcl
Feb
97"" Mar
1.65
27c
Maybrun Mines
Apr
16%
15c
1474
common.,
Alar
26c
20,600
11672
Mines
Preferred
25
Feb
1274 Jan
93
Feb
1.53
15c
1.62
Afentor Expl & Dev
250
20
Bank
Imperial Investment
I 9c
Mines
Marigold Oils
Alining Corp
Medallion
60
30c
Apr
Alar
1.40 Mar
Apr
22
2,285
27c
1.25
11c
"
20
16
9472
29C
Maritime
Maxwell
24%
15%
947 b
16
Maralgo Alines
Afarcon
1.10
24%
24%
Jan
8
Imperial
1.00
Preferred
15c
12,000
"2,576
6c
1.70
•
*
Huron & Erie Mtge
1.00
14c
•
Hudson
1
10 Vac Feb
50
Smelting
1.00
Feb.
20
1.80
Gc
50
Mining &
'2,795
Barvue
McKenzle
_•
Bay
Jan
Mclntyre
8
Mining
Hugh
47c
97b
9
*/a
6c
.,7
—
Class B
7%c
Feb
2.40
49
Preferred
Hudson
49% Afar
1.70
Howard Smith Paper common
Hoyle
Feb
Ltd—
Class A
v
6.50
lOVbc Apr
*
*
-.1
—
.
Gold
Cousol
Oil
9
1
Mfg.. class A
Holhuget
"
1
(Canada)--—
8,180
Massey-Ferguson
—•
Bell
Dauch
&
10c
Martln-McNeely
Jan
9,250
1,600
Heva Gold Mines
9c
Feb
7.50
'
•
& Co
9c
3,521
92,300
20,100
22&
Minerals
1
II,950
16c-
22c
Harrison
Feb
Uranium
Afayfair Oil & Gas
2.20
1
common
Apr
1.04
Jan
13c
Feb
-18
48
43
*
7%c
Feb
Afar
19^
3.50 Jan
5%
7'/aC
Alabastme-
&
Cotton
Rock
25,008
5.10
5%
Harding Carpets
Hard
9c
167a
7%C
Alines
Hardee
8c
15
1
Gold.
Lake
Feb
27
Jan
-—*
Gurney Products common
4.80
Jan
Jan
9c
4.75
8'-c
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
4,570
Maple Leaf Milling common
13% Afar
26
1.15
Maple Leaf Gardens
12
4,700
6,500
1.08
Apr
Afar
3%c Apr
Jan
1.10
Apr
4.35
High
Low
High
1
Maneast
Afanitou
20c
15%
Mines
:
Low
Goldfields
6.25
Apr
Feb
238,700
24
Malartic
Apr
5.00 Apr
Apr
4.50
4.75
Gulch
12
Jan
4.00
.1
.-9c
—
Trust
1
APRIL
Par
12% Apr
Feb
b^0
„10
Freehold
97b
WEEK ENDED
High
I,180
137a
6c
450
720
137a
•
ureyimwK uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty
1,258
10%
———*
——
11%
107 a
-
FOR
Low
High
11
11%
•
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
Gridoil
Low
Par
.
43c
43C
36c
43c
3,800
32c
Alar
Jan
56c
Jan
65c
Feb
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
(1964)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Low
Par
4.GO
—2
Canauu
Warrants
Penman s
20c
Prairie
26%
Apr
Toronto
Elevators
Jan
Toronto
Star
Feb
Towagmac
Jan
35%
35 %
75
30
Mar
26
26
26 %
200
1.36
1.44
18,485
Tip
1
16%
u-n
1.33
1.80
Apr
29c
Mar
22c
22c
1.50
1.50
1.64
4,730
vi-n
1.77 Mar
1.66
1.63
1.75
1.50 Mt
2.78 Mar
Class
1.06
1.06
1120
46,620
8,775
1.03
Apr
1.64
Jan
5%
1.09
1.05
1.12
11,009
l.Ul
Jan
1.23
Jan
1
8c
8c
8%c
1.70
1.62
1.73
195,250
11
11
11%
21c
22c
38 %
39 %
l.ou
21,600
__1
.
22c
Sliver
_•
50c
_•
——
39%
Gc
1956 warrants—
Mar
Trans Canada
1,950
1,600
20c
Mar
31C
Feb
2,665
36%
43%
Feb
Jan
64%
66 %
360
3.95
3.90
4.55
4.60
4.50
4.80
27,675
5,405
6%
5%
6%
2,400
4% Jan
2.10
2.05
2.15
7,500
70
—-1
7.60
7.35
7.60
3,765
1
4.35
4.30
4.50
11,695
90c
91c
1,000
Transcontinental
Prairie
Trans
Mar
Jan
2.85
Jan
4.55
Apr
Triad
4.40 Mar
5%
Jan
1.55
6.00
Trinity
Feb
2.80 Mar
7%
Jan
Feb
Oil
-
—
60
48,-
•
•
Purdex Minerals Ltd
2,90
2.86
2.97
33,164
1
Producers Ltd
Gas
Provo
Minea
Airways
Prospectors
9C
8c
9%c
26,600
56c
60c
65c
47,937
38%
8,244
37
Apr
-44%
Jan
37
300
37
Apr
43%
Jan
39
290
38
Apr
43
Shawkey
1
Acceptance 2nd pid.
Jan
Ultra
Jan
Union
3.30
Jan
Union
12c
Apr
76c
Jan
Jan
Gas
Class A
of
410
4%
Jan
8%
Jan
8.75
280
8
Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
•1.30
Jan
99C
1.05
10,800
89c
27%
28?«
20,396
25
12%
14%
88,382
10% Mar
20c
22c
8,850
24
300
4.80
99c
4.95
«.
21c
13,240
4.75
39c
11.300
30%c
14,350
20c
%
COO
Mar
49c
44c
54c
42,725
44c
Apr
77c
Mar
30c
30c
31c
11,600
25 %c
Jan
48c
Mar
United
Mar
United
7.25 Mar
United
5'i
5
5%
(J
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenslon Gold Mines
Quemonl Mining
Quinte Milk class A__.
Quonto
Petroleum
18c
17%c
18c
2,800
•
]
—...
5,475
1
Quebec Manitou Mines
30,200
6.80
90c
86c
91c
31,425
20
20
21
9,251
18c
20c
14,500
12%
12%
12%
932
11%
100
11%
lie 12 %C
62,874
]
__
...
•
11%
——*
i
—.
11%
—
5%c
l
■j
United Canso
Uranium Mines
Rainville
8c
b
22c
14%c Jan
United
Mar
1
Jan
95c
Jan
i*eo
22 %
Jan
15c
16c
24c
Jan
12%
640
10%
Jan
13
Mar
16r'«
4,905
15%
Jan
17 %
52%
52
52ia
885
22c 22 %c
9,476
5.45
5.25
5.70
1.80
1.08
1.82
1.42
15c
Jan
23c
Feb
United
11%
Jan
15% Mar
Feb
12%
17
8%c Jan
c
y
239,100
44c
Jan
35c
4,000
30c
Apr
2.05
4,525
*
_1
14%
13%
14%
425
10
Jan
15%-
52c
57c
12,800
50c
Feb
75c
Jan
7%c
7%c
7%c
1,600
G>
Jan
10c
Feb
Mines
1.10
1.15
600
1
1.22
1.22
1.22
500
32c
32c
—
—
1.05
Apr
1.07 Mar
Viola
Athabasca
Rix
Robertson
$1
I
i
Uranium
Class
Roche
Little
common—
.1.5o
Consol
Bank
Webb
14
275
12
Jan
14
16
Feb
17%
16c
20,300
15c
47c
36,000
3oc
11c
15,781
IOV4
10%
10%
9,560
99
99
99
190
95% Mar
I
Sigma
Corp
9.85
2,775
10%
10%.
10%
2,990
9
Mar
11%
10c 10 %c
2,084
10c
Apr
12
class
A__
—
17%
,_x
16
600
17%
17%
5,075
13% Mar
8.85 Mar
13,416
56c
13c
13c
14c
11,400
1.03
1.08
3,800
52
50
1.16
1.22
11,300
52c
60c
10,825
11
11
250
5.15
5.15
5.45
2,650
33
33
33%
3,138
*
•
•
preferred
50
Gold
42%
50o
Slater
Slocan
4.20
100
49c
45c
50c
43c
50c
6,420
27 %e
24c 27 %c
12,000
18c
•
11%
28%
15c
Mines
& Oils
___;
Btanlelgii
River
Oold.
Contact
Cons
3,600
77
105
33c
38c
76,300
6
800
1.50
1.65
800
York
95
12
Feb
11% Mar
1.65
11c
Yukemo
Mines
Zulapa
535
21c
51
13c
Feb
63%
Feb
77'%
Apr
24c
Feb
49c
5
Mar
7%
2.50
47%
52
Jan
16% Mar
Mar
14
92c
17,105
92c
64c
13,888
60c
6%c
7%c
73,300
5c
I
I__H
Canada
common
Canadian Gen
Inv^
39%
} 3.60
3.60
3.60
78c
80C
:.
.....
1.05
Apr
Mar
1.40
6Gc
2.00
82c
Jan
Jan
Anglo Canadian
Asbestos
34
110
87
22%
24%
6,000
14'2
34%
ZZTi
14C
,
107
80
105*2
7%
1,450
7Ts
1.66
1.84
1.01
1.20
13,350
14 c
16c
34.000
14c
8%c
8 %c
7,000
7c
3,285
14c
.
8%c
15%C
—_i
27,500
16c.
44%
Jan
Jan
Apr
43%
Apr
Mar
95
24%
,
Apr
107%
Apr
8V2
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.60
1.65 Mar
1.01
Jan
Jan
1.06
Jan
106
1.70
:
:
Jan
7%
1.85
Apr
Jan
Jan
22c
Mar
Jan '
11%C Feb
Jan
19 %c Feb
5 Vb
345
100
96
96
96
5
94
Mar
«
26%
26%
26;,4
530
25
Apr
27% Feb
13%,
—
12
13%
2,050
9.10
Jan
13%
22%
24%
3,670
18%
Jan
24%
7%
.7%
100
7%
Feb
/1.37
1.45
8,460
1.35
Jan
}
/ 24.
_,-5
1.38
4 %
5% 'Apr
Feb
Feb
96
Apr
Anr
Feb
8
1.65
Feb
1
3ec
32c
35c
48,000
26c
Jan
40c
Mar
.200
12 %c
10c
13c
56,100
8V2C
Feb
14c
Jan
8%c
8c
8%c
3,000
7%c
Jan
10c
Feb
1.40
1.28
1,40
37,005
97c
Jan
1.64
Jan
1.90
<
1.90
100
Feb
2.00
1.13
1.20
65,325
68c
Jan
1.20 Apr
6c
6%c
2,500
5%c
Jan
8c
Mines..
A
Jan
Bulolo Gold
Jan
Canada &
Jan
7%c Jan
Canada
•;
43 % Mar
1.70
Apr
75%
78
68%
Jan
79
Canadian
6c
Jan
Mar
Consolidated
Dalliousie
Glass
100
101
125
100
16*4
150
16
Jan
16%
19c 20%c
17,600
12c
Jan
23c
Apr
6%c Jan
11c
Mar
Apr
3c
8c
2,«00
2.31
2.45
5,000
2.00
Jan
Jan
21c
21c
k,907
16c
15%
16
2,710
24
525
5.50
1,235
16%
Jan
2.85 Mar
27c
Mar
11% Feb
16
Apr
23
24
Apr
Mar
3.15 Jan
5.50
ADr
Loblaw
1.18
9,610
30
250
85 c
83c
89c
70c
70c
70c
12%
12%
215
1.00
Jan
1.25
Apr
27
Jan
13,450
70c
Jan
89c
60c
Apr
80c
Mar
9
Jan
13 V4
Am-
Ogilvie
Yukon
Apr
1,500
175
8%
Apr
32
2.05
2.05
2.15
5,840
1.97
Apr
2.48
Feb
3.50
3.40
3.60
36,680
1.87
Jan
3.60
Jan
1.13
Apr
71
981
7%
7%
750
19,700
36c
63
6%
Jan
Jan
74
7%
46
Mar
42%
150
37%
Jan
7
4,427
c%
Apr
8% Jan
28
28
28%
2,598
Apr
36% Feb
4.45
,
33
Apr
Apr
27%
28
Jan
33%
Apr
35%
385
32
Apr
36%
Feb
7%
3,285
5
Investments•
4.65
3.30 Jan
23*4
25
7%
23%
7%
'
28
3,430
24
33
34
,
4.65
23%
4.65
•
1—1
High
Low
-42
6%
-I--5
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
,.
^
2,440
'
Mar
8
Jan
Jan
42%
3,536
40%
45
Feb
19c
2,100
15c
Jan
25c
Feb
92
220
86
Mar
92
Apr
26%
27%
1,880
28%
Apr
30%
41%
30%
125
»
•
.
41
18V2c
90
•
(1956)_
27
19%
Apr
Jan
Utilities
&
113
5
31
31
32
3,590
27% Mar
1F5
385
138
Jan
83
83
83
50
80
Mar
32%
32%
32%
300
32%
41%
42
350
40
2.46
2.30
2.90
11,897
2.00
Apr
46
45%
46
530
44%
Apr
50
69c
500
60c
Feb
76c
__^_1;
;
L*.
"
"II
Corp
162
165
41%
1
:
Gold
32
2J0
....
.
common
t
____*
Paper.
Mines-
Cons
25
121
46
115
:
Paper-
Ontario
El-our
* Feb
25
114
6
&
Jan
21
25
114
■
36% Mar
30
113% Mar
25
-7.50
Pappr
Mar
Apr
No
par
Odd
value.
lot
sale
:
:
d Deferred
;
i
;
(not included in yeaT's
range).
Aor
1.01
V;
•:
.
165
,69c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
•
a
9% Mar
1
70
for Week
Shares
Apr
Feb
Jan
Mar
•
Apr
,
83
Feb
36% Mar
45
Feb
2.90
Apr
Jan
Mar
Mar
—1
87c
Low
,
Bros
29
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
common
Power
Oreille
peb
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Sale Price
Inc
Maclaren
Minnesota
Price
3 PC
Are
-Ills
:
International
Pend
1.10
Feb
_
Jan
29
Apr
35c
Exchange—Curb Section
Paper
International
5% Mar
1.14
38c
Jan
_—1
Gaspe Copper Mines
*
Hayes Steel Products—.—
6%c
1,300
Feb
20c
Par
Develop
Dupout Co of Canada
4%c Mar
4,000
20c
6,375
Apr
Feb
5c
9
102
17%
4.85
9'
8%c
15% Jan
4%c
42,700
*
Marconi
2,2*5
l
34c
Last
Oil
Dominion
24
31c
27c 28%c
<■
General
Jan
4.75
32c
28c
Shown
1
Dredging
Apr
16%
1
—
—
Jan
4.25
Apr
1
1—
Dominion Sugar
Canadian
6c
-1
~
Vinegars
Jan
7
*•17-
1
Corp
15 %
>*
3.488
2,585
93%
106.%
1
Newlouudlaud
Anglo
36%
71
44%
43%
92
Jan
4.25 Feb
Apr
401
Pulp Paper
32%
—•
Apr
40%
23%
;
420
__
3.60
75c
6,600
43'%
;
Apr
'
300
-
43%
.100
..
Feb
—
36%
93%
—
STOCKS
42%
-2B«
Ltd
Jan
Friday
41%
•
Gold
69
Feb
Jan
33c
1
Mines
37%
Jan
12%
"
r'nlearr
37
Ifilccs
23%
-100
Hughes
37%
A-—..
Jan
1.30 Mar
3,500
•
Preferred
Jan
4.40
2.25 Feb
Toronto Stock
y
2,125
common
Jan
Feb
17,347
Mines
32%
Feb
Mar
50c
4.60
trust
Pearson
15%
Jan
__—
7c
common
Apr
Mar
Apr
Feb
42c
4%c
13%
1.58
—
Mining
13%
lioc
680
3.20
Zeninac Metal
Jan
311/4
—
14
1,135
—
....
16%
Gold
13%
Jan
—1
13%
•
Jan
7,883
Oil.
Bear
Apr
Jnn
Mar
21c
9c
32% Mar
8c
10c
49
83c
15%
Jan
1.79
Young (H G) Mines
78
•
Gc
4.00
A
Knitting class
41%
ordinary
Gold
Temagami
r
100
Industries
Voting
Third
9c
Feb
16,730
~25
Cons
Taurcanlf
Texaco
14,800
50
8c
61c
—1
8,100
1.70
Mines
29%
common
Petroleum
Sylvanite
Tpyb*
15c 16 %c
26%
95c
2.35
Apr
6'2c
3.50
Zinc
Cunqck
13%
Warrants
Teck
130
7c
1
Preferred
Taylor
28%
14%
1
1.09
1.70
'1—5
29%
.
A pi-
5
4,875
14,800
Mines
Propane
Tamblyn
28%
86c
20c
75c
38% Mar
83c
1.10 Mar
92c
—1
1,100
4.00
—
l
—1
Sunburst Explor
Switson
Jan
2,110
14%
Oil
Inlet
Mar
Jan
37,440
52
100
»,
1.09
Mar
-
16%
Preference
Surf
30c
65c
4,34?
82c
1.25
50%
7c
99c
2,30
33
Ti
—1
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Supertest
Yellowknife
32
38%
77c
4..c
•
Mar
1.75 Mar
11
pid
class A
&
Jan
37%
86c
9
Mining
Superloi
Lead
G5c
Jan
14%
•
Steel of Canada
Sudbury
Sullivan
Yale
Yankee
11
51 %
—1
Jan
75c
3.264
Jan
-5%%
Jan
—1
Jan
19c
16,530
8% Mar
Jan
Bros
Mar
10,895
79c
1.9C
103
_i
Yellorex
22c
Nickel
Siurgeoi
A
Jan
20c
Stedman
28c
!)3c
25c
75c
1.75
.
1,211
Combing Corp
Wrlght-Hai greaves
4.35
Jan
Starratt
24 %c
Apr
Feb
Feb
Stan well
Feb
1.15
Hi
Jan
16c
—I
2012c
9''4
—
Class
1.84 Mar
11c
•
Jan
32:,4
Coghlan
4.60
10,800
Uranium Mines Ltd—
Oil & Gas
Stuart
43
24,531
__1
10%c
9%
Wool
Jan
11c
Warrants
Steelov
35,
17c 17%c
*
16,000
Mar
32%
Indus
Woodward class A warrants
Apr
17c
•
13 %c 15 %C
Apr
4.00
9%
Mines
Wlltsey
Jan
11c
__
Uranium Corp
Stanrock
7.30
•
Radio
34c
Warrants
Feb
30e
Mines
Paving & Materials
Standard
1.65
_
Jan
—5
'Zloo
(J)
108
77
34c
21c
22c
Feb
11c
3.35 Mar
14
preferred
Wood
11
49
1
26,800
—
1.30 Mar
Mar
9c
Services
25c
4.GO
6c
.
Windfall
11
•
_
Jan
21c
;
Jan
655
5%
Oils
Feb
325
1.84
Winchester Larder
11%
—50
...
Warrants
Stand
80c
Roi
preferred
Oil
:
Apr
4.05 Feb
39,300
15%c
...
.
Apr
11%
1.15
1
_
3.50
Jan
11
■>
Union
Stadacona
Jan
4.20
•
Spoonet
Jan
95c
4.20
37%
Ltd
Air
40
2,200
26,188
350
19c
32%
class
(G
11
Apr
31 '/a Jan
6.75 Mar
Feb
5%
Alexander
Jan
Feb
24 %c
.
Wood
8
5.10
8.45 Feb
36=8
3.85
Gas—.
Petroleum
preferred
Wood
80c
1
Mines
B
Mar
Apr
Feb
2.50
Apr
Jan
17c
-
1.43 Mar
57
51c
1.65
,
Southern
1.13 Mar
1
Southam
Spartan
Jan
3.65
(Quebec)
Ltd
16%c
Jan
1.60
Manufacturing
Van
Apr
94c
42
3.50
Mines
Valley
12%c
3.50
common
Souris
310
68c
_1
*
Somcrville
43
Mar
2.00
32% Mar
.'-1^.—L—.
(Geo)
6%
11% Mar
58c
2.SO Apr
Jan
6.20
Apr
3.75
...
Grocers class
Leaseholds
Western
Class
16% Mar
1,580
1.03
2,685
6,721
Mar
;—..
WJllroy
9,085
56c
3,100
35
;
1.25
26,360
Mar
2.10
7.35
White Pass & Yukon
10
85c
2.00
6.75
33%
2.10
19c
_____
DecaJta
Weston
Feb
1.05
53c
Water & Power com
Mines
17%
1.35
Ltd
—
19% Mar
15%
1.20
A
Gordon
D
Jan
39,350
22c
&■
Warrants
4%'r
90c
58c
Simpsons Ltd
K
Feb
9.70
1
B
Siscoe
16%
2.45
5%
Westerii Naco Petrol.
Jan
14%
.50c
;
Silverwood Dairies class A
S
Mar
16.
2.05
33%
Breweries..-..
Copper
Western
Mar
15
j
Freehold
Class
11*a
1.05
48
Silver Standard
Apr
9.70
*
Metal
Miller
9.75
''.-v..
275
Mines.
Canada
Warrant^
16
.
l
com
75%
.
'
*
i
Mines
Silver
Apr
3.709
34
Feb
7c
1.00
Products
Western
Jan
82 %
8,000
82%
i
A
14 %c
Jan
9%c
9.50
10c
Jan
2.00
76c
Western
,
"b
9c
80%
9.50
Apr
Feb
Jan
27%
254
2.45.';
Ltd
Oil
Western
Feb
•
Petroleum
Class
Jan
100
82%
Gold—
Sheep Creek
13%
Mar
9
2.75
2,920
Oil
Malartie
Westoel
Jan
•
Petroleums
Shawinigan
Jan
10c
U 7,300
'
7.00
Nickel
Canadian
West
Mar
14c
1.14 Mar
88c
:11,250
9c
Warrants
Jan
53c
Apr
10
Gold-
class
24c
Jan
Jan
422,603
"
West
Apr
10c
.
2.75
l^td
Petroteuiiis
Westburne
Apr
290
12% Mar
.
30%
Pyrite Cooper
Wespac
2.58 Jan
2.05 Mar
lG%Jan
80c_ dan
2.75
Equipment
Lake
-Mar
61c
Jan
39c
Jan
8 ! 'aC
-l
common:—
Kuapp Canada
Werner
Jan
17%
Debentures
Sherritt
16% Mar
An'r
•
Gas
River
Security
Mar
44c
__l
Cement
Antonio
Scarfe
19
18
15c
common
Maurice
Satellite
77c
11c
Industries
Scarcee
Apr
Feb
45c
Canada
of
Oil
Sapphire
39c
W1
4.65
Apr
29%
Mines
&
Petroleums
&
Wcedon
Feb
15
(G
Wayne
Apr
16c
15 %c
Saiada Shirriff Horsey new com
Warrants
San
86
Feb
17%
50c
Mines
Lawrence
Sand
30
Jan
Amulet
Waterotts
Feb
81
100
St Lawrence
St
895
17
-—|
3.95
30
....
Wainwright Prod &, ftef._—
Walker
Feb
9%c
1
.
Ltd
Ryanor Mining
St.
.26,900
19
17
1
Jan
Mar
8%c
_l
•
U*
B_——i—
Mines
mac
Waite
Jan
1.26
50c
class
Feb
14
Preferred
Russell
41c
18
17
Mar
1
Mines
Royalite
39c
19
—
floe ( A V) Can Ltd™*,—
Royal
5
15,000
40c
*
Petroleum
Rowan
86
1
Mines
Rocky
86
9%c10 %c
«
common
A
Roclcwin
9%c
*
Mfg
preferred
Robinson
86
100
2,600
27c
Explorations Ltd
f.td
Mfg
25
58
805
1.03
,
Apr
Feb
33,922
"
95c
1.03
Jan
22
55
73,035
1,
'
2.75
,2.45
2.65-
1
Mar
'
Uranium
Reynold Aluminum preferred
Rio Rupununi
Mines—
Rex.spar
—•
—
11%
2.03
60
6,475
,
2.35'
2.20
11%
;
•
49c
42c
45c
2.27
% 6.90 Jan
Apr
Feb
340
;
,
4.10.
3.95
4.00
5.10
Jan
28c
Mar
1.60
Feb
52% Apr
50% Mar
22c
3,372
58-
58
Mar
1,860
:
23
-22
-
——
Mines!
Canada
Viceroy
Apr
55c
1
1
2.28
•
1
Fortune
Corp
Telefilm Ltd—
Vandoo Consol
1.81 Mar
1.59
30c
1.93
65c
—
'23
v 58.
-•
Steel
Upper
Mar
35c
-/
*
50
15c
8.263
>
Feb
1.93
1.91 Mar
l
•
New
United
•
Rapid Grip Batten
Rayrock
Mines ——_
Reef
Explorations
Reeves Macdonald ————
Rcnabic
1.55
Jan
16%
United Oils
80c
la
•
«
Ltd—
Mines
Oil
Ranger
Mar
5.75 Feb
12%
voting' trust..——-
Corps Ltd class B
Inv class A pfd„_.,
Ventures
Radiore
60c
30c
Jan
16%
16c
-
Apr
4
4.25
_r
Kcno Hill—
6%c
Jan
Feb
Mar
-1
Fuel
6.45
Apr
6.75 Feb
-50
1
preferred
1
5%c
29c
29%
*
Union Mining Corp..
United Asbestos
1
6.45
Jan
r
22c
.
Jan
14
Mar
17c
23
34c
35c
30%. Jan
Mar
20 %c
4.95
20%c,
1
* '
Canada
Quebec Copper Corp__
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec
Lithium Corp
5%c
Jan
5.50.
'
1
1
-
23
-
Apr
Jan
14c
Apr
8.50
28%
14%
•
Quebec Ascot Copper—
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
1
9c
5,000
S9% Mar
8.35 Mar
2.55 Mar
49c
/Jan
5.50
-
City Gas—
1.10
p-b
8c
56
'
37
1
1
Twin
5.00
4.UU Mar
90-
-
38
•
•
38%
-
Pronto Uranium
115
16,500
4
22 %c
37
•
37
-1
Chlbougamau
48
10c
•
-•
-
Jan
10c
■-*
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
'
37
9c
38%
1
•
Pipeline
61%
Apr
3,115
58%
—.1
Resources
60 "
57%
8.50
Explorations Ltd
Jan
42
-
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transmountain Pipe Line—
51
46
J.
Apr
Apr
5,104
-
-
—
Jan
1.74
45c
57%
40
1957 warrants
Apr
Jan
60
_*
preferred
Apr
V27c
45c
58Vs
i.*
12
•
Dome
A__:
Mar
1.10 Mar
•
20o
•
class
Apr
19%
35 %c
-1
Exploration
Finance
B
Jan
?5c
Apr
12% Feb
80c
64,800
preferred.—_—50
1.96
20c
245
71c
-
Apr
Apr
Jan
19%
'*
_•
—-
16c
1.11
7,995
-
36c
10
Bank
29cv
Jan
99c
Feb
5%c
26,075
-
63c
•
High
Mar
64c
11,100
9,333
1.40
22c
./•
iXt
1
10
1
Mfg
12c
Jan
Traders
-1.21
68c
Mines
10c
19%
1.—.—*
—
72c
8e
•
23c
——
Tailors.
Top
•
5,000
L21
Tomblll Gold Mlnee
•
—
East
Dominion
9
President Electric
Preston
Toronto
3,925
Iron Ore
Premium
Apr
10%
i
Pipe
36
10%
Corp
Oil Roy
Prairie
Tororlt
10%
I
1
River
Power
Jan
Jun
Warrants
1
Oils
Powell
11%
Jan
21c
——1
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
Develop
Ponder
Apr
17c
Uranium
Ore
S6c
11,623
29,130
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pitch
22c
Apr
Feb
33c
1
& Gas
i<M
Petroleums
Apr
17C 17%C
8c
Low
High
68c
1
25c
28c
Oil Co Ltd
Phillips
Tidal
Low
-—•
Lundmark
Tiara Mines
Feb
17c
Mines
Oil &
Oil
Par
Thompson
Jan
Feb
Feb.
3.15
30c
JH
Mines
Gold
PerroD
Peruvian
Petrol
19c
Oil preferred
&
18c
4.75
20c
5.30
2.15
5.00
•
common
Gas
Permo
9,890
10,370
4.85
Credit common
Peoples
Jan
-1.20
—*
common
ripeime
Jan
1.15
*
Ltd
Exploration
Peiuuuia
4.45
620
___
•
Exploration
PCE
Peerless
400
1.72
5.00
——
UUXlSOl
4.75
1.50
J
—1
1
Pa to COnsol Gold
f&j inuabci
4.60
WEEK ENDED APRIL 24
FOR
High
.
1.50
of
Palino
Low
High
year's range),
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat price.
r
t
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un)Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
:
wd When
delivery sale (not included
in
e
AND
;
'
wi When
x
;
"
;
.
:
Cash sale (not Included in year's range).
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
189
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5841
~
2s
r.'.-w-
(1965)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
The following bid
and asked quotations
obtained from the
are
for
Friday,
April
2+
National
Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources
; not represent actual transactions^-They are intended as
They do
4 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"
v.^
list is composed of securities
Which have a wide national distribution.
v
„
•
.
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
Aerovox Corp- —
Air Products Inc
9',8
1
10
Grlnnell
■-
48%
51%
1
35»4
38
237b*
24%
27
Board
Go
Corp.
'
•
Grolier Society—
Gulf Sulphur Corp
185
"Qustin-Bacofi
1
1.10c
Mfg
Corp
71%
75%
38%
Haloid Xerox Inc
35 3 a
Hanna (M A) Co class A
►
Class B common
30
Hagan Chemicals & Contrras—1
3574*
Hospital
Supply
American-Marietta
A, At
>:
P
dea
Pa
4
2
53%
57
43
46%
Corp.__7.50
'
21
23
*
*
24%
4
l
High
20
-
01
Voltage
-Hilton
26%
18%
57
_
common
rticpreferred
-
Credit
Co
5
Co
10
24%
Oil
Gas
&
Co
19%
.
104
A
i
Baxter
zs
l
17%
Inc
5
Botany
Industrie*' Inc
Inc
1—1
Inc
26%
22
1
8{/4
10
•
267 b
26%
66
-
25 Fa
24 3 4
Co_i—•
Water
&
70
Bakeries Corp—1—1
Motor Freight 3ys_l
: 14%
i—5
17%.
Co
34
A
1
Co—I
common.
Iowa
Public
•Ibwa
Southern
Service
preferred—25
Brown ft
Sharpe Alfg Co.—1.10
Bntsli
Beryllium Co
±
l
Buckeye Steel Castings Co____♦
19%
13%
*
Topp Industries
59%
62%
Towmotor Corp
..—20c
87b
9%
33%
1—1
15%
16%
i
•
_i_.._5
42 %
457b
15
16%
Petrocliemiclals_l
'Jervis Corp
!—1
Jessop Steel Co
i—1
10%
11%
121 v
29%
32%
36%
39^i!
5%
;;5%
Sprague
Staley
29-,;
31%
Gas
Hock' s<
Burndy
52%
Iiiea:^_io
Corp.
56
16
1
California Interstate Tel_____;5
California orogpu Power Co__20
•
Calif
Water ft. Telep
Caiiadiau Dellip Oil f.td.—\.ul0c
407b
44%
47%
30%
Kendall Co
28 V„
JKennametal
7%
20
22
Carpenter Paper Co„
43
_
1
<
r
Corp__I
.
;
Koehring
31 %
16%:
Lone
Colonial
Common Ltd
23%;
32%'
30%.
40%'
26%'
15%
;
McNeil
16%
10%
26%
22 Va
23%.
18%.
Inc—5
vtg—1
1
Miles
12%
A
Laboratories
39
91%'
21%:
Missouri
Gas
20%;
33%
14%
5
64%
357b
58'2
62
Camden
38
417 b
Central
Dim
—5
—
Donneiley 1 If. If
Duffy-AIott Co
&
1
Sons
Bush
Duriron
Co
Co
5
r___—1
& Bradstrcot Inc
Dunham
..5
i
%j
51%
35
3712
30
_i_l
inc,....
j
North
North
54%
Northeastern
American
Pcnn
El
Paso
Electric
Co
Electro-Voice. Inc.
Eleetiolux. Cori>
<
Federal Natl
L__
Mortgage
Tail
Power
Brewing
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
Pan
Sulphur
"Parker Hannifin Corp
Pendleton
Food
2
Permanente
Foote Bros Gear & Alacli
Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated
Paper
10
Packing
Co
_j
Service Co—
General Crude Oil Co
General Gas Corp..
Gen TeleR (Calif) 5%
i
k
•
..
i
Lumber
Portsmouth
pfd___20
Producing
Pub Serv
Punta
Corp
P)
Fire Brick Co
Green Mountain Power
Corp
5
5
21%'.".- ,.22%
44%
44%
(NY).12%
60%
(NY)__lo
63%
10
;
4574
(Chicago).25
50
ft
Tr
83%
340
Co.12%
Bank & Trust
4274
•
Purolator
Products
457a
3
21
227b
5%
First
122%
36%
39
35%
37%
(SF)-IO
(NY)..——50
221
Tr
10
com
2774,
5
t22%
30%
25%
54
56%
2774
29%
29
30%
165
Louis)__25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
Morgan (J P) ft Co (N Y)__100
174
72
414
National Bank
of
National Bank
Trust
City
of
7674
49
53%
432
Detroit
10
58
61%
Westchester_5
25
2674
77
8174
Bank
(Cleve)—16
Comercial
Co
Bank
&
(Albany)
7.50
t29%
(N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Boston.12%
66 Va
71
32%
National Newark & Essex
50
53%
12 %
55
58%
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
38
32%
35%
92%
96
Natl State Bk of Newark
233
New
York Trust Co (N Y)
25
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)__100
36%
43
575
Peoples First Natl Bk ft Tr
94
98
Peoples Tr Co
91
74
97
78 %
Philadelphia
33%
(NY).10
37%
Provident
33%
Co
Bank Stk Corp
Camden
10
(NY)'
Natl
Natl Bank
4914
39%
42%
—674
(Atlanta)
10
33%
357b
'
85
341
Baltimore—.10
First
"
First Natl Bank
1474
First National
6%
5%
62
88%
Passaic
First
67b
,22%
237b
,26%
-
First
of
71
,7574'
76
7974
79%
827b
49%
5274
35
3874
Westchester
Blink
Natl
Rochellc
New
Franklin
Island
Natl
—r.
Bank
of
Long
1
10
:
5
30
32
Bk—15
54
Y
N
69 Vz
—25
Natl
City Bank (NY).20
First Pennsylvania Banking
ft Trust Co (Philadelphia 1-.10
14%
3874
66
of St Louis—20
Comity
First Natl Bank
42%
'
36
(Jersey City) .25
13
r
355
Bank of
207b
...
19
13
40%
20
63%
2474-
27%
10
42%
44%
20
54
57%
(Dallas)—12
72
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
162
ft
j
28%
Girard Trust
30
32%
Guaranty Trust Co
*
.12%
.37
13%
2
8%
397b
9
Hanover
Harris
ft
94%
57 % :
98 V*
of New Ydrk—10
Batik
TV
Exch
20
52%
55
Corn
Sav
(N Y)
Bk
(Chic)__20
31%
19%
21%
Hudson
37%.
40%
105
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co._10
i
5
29%
10c
6%
7
8%
County
(Jersey City
National Bank
25
N J)
20%
29%
21%
1
14%
15 %
1
28
1
36%
317 b
>
(Union
Co
Industrial Bk
113
City) —.8
35%
38%
58%
63
18
Mt
prectdlnt
177
10
44
48%
Royal Bank of Canada;
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (NiY)
2
85
88%
19%
21%
St Louis Union Trust Co
86
Boston
j
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
9%
20
(Wash)—20
102%
10%
9074
107
Second Bank-State Street
85
Trust
(Boston
Security First Natl Batik
Angeles)
;
(Los
12%
(Cleveland)
^
i—-—-40
56
23
47 y*
45
•
247b
43%;
j—-—25
(N-Y)—-10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
Union Bank of Commferce—
Tr Co
40%
52%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany.}.
10
Sterling Natl Bk ft Trj Co
(New York)
9074
36
Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Rliila—10
-
48%
29
30%
10%
11%
52%-
56
31
34%
19%
9074
94 y»
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Wachovia Bank ft Trust Co
50%
54
20
2174
47%
footnote*
7574
,
51
74
For
(Philadelphia)
10
United States Trust (N Y)—20
10
297 b
397b
Bank
10
42%
I
Trust
Union
39
of Com
R
Natl
6674
Tr Co
of Maryland
,
(N Y)_10
Industrial Natl Bank of
Providence
N
Tradesmen's! Bank
Trade Bk ft
87b
Hudson.Tr
of
Republic Natl Bank
13%
13%
12
Natl
Natl Bank of Chicago..100
First Natl Bank of Dallas
10
21%
L
Bergen City
J>
j
5
52%
28
(Pittsburgh)
(Hackensack
Trust
ft
Natl Bank of Boston—12 72
Bank
Co
26
(Minn)—10
Bk
(Camden N J)
First
6%
12%
19%
5
&
1
new
Banking Co
v
117%
14%
Sugar Corp
Ltd
88%
..33%
Empire Trust Co
Co
-
Bk
105
New
First
Corp™—3%
98
49
371
(White Plains
York)———-—5
Crockcr-Anglo Natl Bk
3%
of New Mexico—5
Co
66
307b
187 b
"
20
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Natl Bk ft Tr Co
(Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St
102 Vz
3
197 b
Hamp
63%
96%
1
:_10
New
47%
(
National
57b
;
40%
'
\
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
16
Phila.10
5%
,
23
38
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47%
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28%
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Ask
21%
10
31%
of
53
1
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5
517b
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Federation Bk ft Tr Co
V
(Phila)
29%
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17
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Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
48
247b
13%
Inc
Industrial Trust
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
5
15%
-A
774
Companies
7674
20%
1
Alegre
Purex
Macli Tool Co_2
of
16
50c
1574
14
17%
America
Serv Co
57
15
1
72
19 %
1
Pubco Petroleum
Pub
11%
53
Consolidated Industries
Long Island Trust Co
22
Bottlers—1
Properties
207b
11
Liberty Real Estate
Co (Philadelphia)
51%
307b
——
272
Amer_5
New
26
28
Steel
Potash Co of
41%
18%
25%
of North
Bk
49%
Portland General Electric Co.7Va
2l%
_.2.50
GlddingsfeLewis
(A
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45 Va
Co—70c^
Natural Gas Co
Gen Telcp Co of the Southwest
5%% preferred..
_20
Giant Portland Cement Co__•
1
Green
260
Commercial Trust of N J—25
10c
Plymouth Rubber Co
__10
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t
Pickering
Pioneer
35%
387b
Zapata Off-Shorc Co
29%
1
Cement
33%
~5
~io
84%
Co (Chicago)
County Trust Co
1
Indus
General
CoIIlO
Company
National
63%
8
Pfaudler-Permutlt
•
Gas
Tool
Yuba
National
28%
Co—5
Uranium Mines
Pepsi-Cola
1974
Wyandotte Chemicals
Corp——1
207b
57
24%
48
•
American
1
13%
187b
24
Co
26%
Mercury Electronics—90c
Power & Light Co_^—6%
1
8%
121/4
1
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Tr
Trust
Continental 111
B
Airmotlve Corp
East Line
Florida Steel Corp
Garlock,
Co.—
Far
1
77 b
81%
(Savannah)
12%
•
1
Gamble Robinson
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Co
100
First
Co___
Pacific
Fisher Governor. Co
F'rito
Bank
.
11%
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Pacific
:_10
Inc
•
—.1,0
Citizens ft Southern
Connecticut
t
Pabst
2774
467b
80%
Co^
59
49%
17 %
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;
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46%
Par
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first Boston Corp
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Pub Serv
1
Equity Oil Co
;
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2
337a
44
Ask
56
1
19
Water Co $4
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E'mhart Mfg Co_.
Empire State Qil Co
19%
Bid
Fiduciary Trust
Natural
(Texas)
22
Conversion Co
9%
127 b
Production Coriv.
East. Tennessee Nat Gas Co_
1
Eastern Industries Inc
—50c
Eastern Utilities Associates!.—10
Economics Laboratory Inc—_1
44
26
1
Chemical
Wood
Wurlitzer
247b
117b
Northwest
Miss River
41%
1
5
Witco
127b
834
11%
Northwest
22%
23%
10%
9%j
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10
5
187b
1
Co
23%
23
197b
•
29%
—1
8%
21
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19%
7.5o
10c
Wisconsin Power ft Light
117 b
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co. 10
Fidelity-Phil?. Trust Co..
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
—10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)„10
21'4
—2
3674
77b
18%
Eagle Oil Co
27
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Corp
Coal——
Gas
20 %
*
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32%!
White
20%
34
18%
Timber
Bros
5
Nortex
5974
18%
Co.*
Corp
Williams
67b
46%
Manhattan Bk
28%
Assoc__..8
Thermsidor
Oklahoma
'
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Co——
2%
preference.
28%
42 %
Bk
26
50c
Norrls
Dynamics- Corp of AmericaSi
26%
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common..
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102%
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37 3 c
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V 19%
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Cleveland
Shops of Del—1
1
974
36%
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Co
City Natl Bk ft
&
16
26
File
Weyerhaeuser
87b
6
61
56%
*
Manufacturing
33%
,1
Trust.
19%
Nicholson
14'%
24:%
Gas
51%
Point
Western Lt &
Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts
Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
1
67%
35%
Corp
5
National Homes Corp A Com_50c
Eng
44%
48
57%
—.20
Trust
72%
New
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5%
St
69
National Shirt
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55
Broad
32 ,4
17%
19
27%i
19:,»f
28
S
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29 %
23 71;;
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15%
27
22
National
171
Boatmen's
2
Co
18%:
&
Client Corn Exch Bank
Alumlnate Corp
26%
Ind_—1
West
(N Y)—__.16
National Bank
257b
Indust—1
17 *'4
T
York
17%
Detroit
Arts
Westcoast Transmission
56%
1
Virginia..
24
1
National
B
of
1
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52
Bankers Trust Co
7%
14%
Bridge Co—1
Bank
137b
1
Co
&
40%
(8 P)_. —10
Commerce
5
Inc—
Fuel Supply
9%
of New
77
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Harvester Co
-1
Internat
Bank
21
Precision
Monogram
of
5
Co
Utilities
Mountain
IH-Noc Ciiemfcal
Bank
81%
Danly Alachino Specialties.
5
Darling (L A) Co
1
Delhi-Tayiur Oil Corp
——..1
Dentists* Supply Co of N Y—2%
Dicta phone
Dit-bold Inc
,2774
19%
12%
Mississipi)i Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
11%:
8%
Co
of America N
(San
Francisco)
5
common..—
Minneapolis
19%'
38%
■»
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Mlehle-G ross-Dexter Inc—»
V Class
13%
40 Vz
307b
•
12
Par
2%
Eng
&
Co
207b
28
5
(S D) Co
1574
19
Washington Natural Gas Co..10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros
Transport "A"
1
1
Corporation
American Trust
53%
26
;—lc
Steel Corp
Publishing Co—•
Metropolitan
Broadcasting;
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.i
2478
50
Corp—-_!—1
Machine
Brothers
Warren
4874
397b
Bank and Trist
45 %
41%
1
Meredith
934
11 Vz
18%
*.".10%
36%
86
19%
18%
Inc
Industries
McLoulh
.
147b
1
45
1.25
37%
ITerrington Co Incl—1
Marquardt Aircraft
—1
Maryland Sbipbldg & Dry Cb_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
5
McLean
26%
17
Prods
Auto
6474
*
1
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3674
•
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28 "
35
Marmon
54%:
;
26
L—1
Marlin-Rockwcll
28% I
7%
24
Co
Maremont
28%
vtg
—50c
i—1
Co
Madison Gas & Electric Co—«16
6%
25%
com
407 b
Warren
'
90%
26%:
51%
Co
Cutter Laboratories
37%
•'
1
5
27%
73%
Macmillan
61%
1
50c
Grocery Co
Warner &
Swasey Co
61%
86%
1—1
com cl B—5
29%
5
Transp Lines Inc-l
Refrigeration Corp
1
Craig Systems Inc_——1
26
lc
Syntex
29%
Co
Copeland
,
Steel
26%
7%
57
27%
Co
1,
187b
—_5
507b
24%
10 %
6%
;
28%
25
Continental
Company.
Cummins Engine
Star
9%
(
—1%
Gas
Cross
In
1—1
Co
Lucky Stores Inc
37%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol Freight ways.
—2.50
Consoiidated Rock Products—5
'
Blower
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co___i—•
Elev
Corp—
16%
—.25
147a
47%
5
Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer..
1
13 V4
5
21
27%i'
28%
2%
Gas
19%
33
7%
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conw preferred—
25
Commonwealth
35:%
30%
26%
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Colorado Interstate
Colorado Milling &
(
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6%
6
A—33%C
Stores Tnc
25
"
22
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Engines Corp.—
1
Coastal States Gas Prod—,-1
Co
1
2%
Corp
177u
24%
Common class B
Radio
16%
Co
iron
Varian
43%
70
Clinton
.Collins
40%
30%
6
1
cl
3
26%
10
Central Soya Cod—
*
; Central Telephone Co .——10
Central Vt Pub Serv
Corp
6
com
13 %
Clark
52 'a
Citizens UtilCo
39%
12%
a
Landers Frary &
Lanolin Pius
48%
Chattanooga Gas Co
37%
•—5
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
ULilily Corp
i—10
Co
23%
Co
297 b
Keystone Portland Cem Co
22%
33 %
15%
Power
27
Oil
ft
Von's
Corp
2%
Stubnitz Greene Corp
1
Suburban Gas Service Inc
1
Suburban Propane Gas
Corp..1
Suntide Refining Co
177 b
Southern
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
11%
Delaware Corp
Chemical Co
Corp.
Strong Cobb &
Struthers Wells
52%
Utah
27%
Stouffer
43%
49
~—'T—1
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18%
29
5%
Central Public
16%
40%
Inc
10
Central Maine
3
L_50c
1—16
__1__10
..
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10
"i Ceiiti'al Indiana Cuts C6—FciIr-5
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8%
62
Corp
37
29-%
17% /
58 " 1
Steel Products
Stepan
"
Canadian Superior Oil of Culif.,1 *
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26%
3374
47%
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25 %
3%
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10%
r■'/.
357b
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1
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1
237b
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25
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265«
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32
—_
23%
22%
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12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
21%
29%
United States
Sugar Corp
United States Truck Lines
147b
1974
11%
227b
50c
Pipe Line Corp
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co.5
22.
Common
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55
Kearney & Trecker
^.Kellogg Co
;
16%
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13%
20%
Co
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.
141/4
307b
10%
United Western Minerals
Universal Match
...
•
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27%
37
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19%
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Electric
Kaiser steel Corp commonly—1
; $1.46
preferred
I
•
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39
18
(A E)
.Kansas-Nebraska Natural
B11
36%
36%
•
5
Standard Pres'sed Steel
Standard Register
247b
23
14
34%
10c
Mi'g Co
Stand Fruit ft
Steamship
;
—
52%
127b
2
•
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48%
1
2%
31%
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2
_
13%
2874
1
7%
Shore Oil ft Devel Co.lOc
5%
1
Supply Co
8%
Trans Gas
247b
I
;
31%
Corp
Colorado
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72%
22%
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5
9
6874
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Southwestern States Tel Co—.1
Spcer Carbon Co
20%
29%
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•Jefferson Electric Co
.19
—
5
..
1
12%
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260
Jack & Heintz Inc
23%
i-
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Southern New Eng Tel Co
Southern Union Gas Co..
15%
Cd—15
\
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.
14%
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Co
367'ir
245
1
13%
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:!■; 19
2176
Time
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
22
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^'Cla^s
7.%
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,
20%
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Three States Nat Gas Co
38%
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574
*
55%
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10%
257b
69%
Pacific Power
9%
5 V*
24
36
_
24%
1
Thermo King Corp
65
Petroleum...
32
23
51%
52
Bantam Co.—1
(G D) & Co_.__
7%
30%
48
1
..
8174
6%
1
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Inc
8574
76
1
Manufacturing Co—2%
Co
Ask
81
Gasoline Corp—1
»
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20
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ft-Bryson Inc com_l
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Bowser
32%
24%
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South
97b
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51%
30%.
_
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f
7%
47%:
Beryllium. Corp__._-_^
Black HilJs Povycr &
Light Co__l
Sierra
Texas Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum
Texas Natural
Myers Inc
Seismograph
72
8%
Interstate
49%
16
Gas
Interstate
19 3 8
14%
Mills
Water Co
International Textbook Co.i
26%
46%
\
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12%
■
&
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1
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64
24%
25
—_
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''
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Schield
21%
9%
Fnbmvxorkss.—______
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■■
4
Husky Oil Co
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common
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f
21%
110
20%
1
—
19%
-
157 b
Ryder System
28%
•
1
23%
14%
Sabre-Pinon Corp...
Pulp & Paper Corp4-
Class
33%
18%
-
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Avon Products Inc.
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1
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1
Texas Eastern
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Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co.l
15%
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Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove
Tekoil
467b
Corp
Roddis Plywood Corp__________l
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1
14%.
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Western Gas
Metal. Construction
70
.
35%
24%'
26%
Arkansas
65%
13%
23%
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13
32%
22%
42%
Arvida Corp
12
__1
40%
1474
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4-2%
22%
7%
4374
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147b
•
3374
3
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135
A
7%
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133
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3%
31%
2
Par
53%
274
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc..3%
118
13 3 4
1
Ask
50
12%
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32%
:
128
Engineering-
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•
127
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Co_
30
.
112
10
Avkaugtta Missouri Power Co__5
Arizona Public Service
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
32%
co|n_10
•Houston Corp
1
——:
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5
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35%
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—_i
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•
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4%
4%
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•
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31%
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America:* Express Co..
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5
Metals
Corp of America—1
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Corp
5c
29%
l
'
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Amer Cement
Corp.
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Bid
Par
5
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CP—
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(Winston-Salem N
C)—
5
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
46
.
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
(1966 >
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
Quotations
for
Friday,
April
•*I
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
P*r
Funds—
Mutu*]
1.25
7. U5
8.27
4.65
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— I
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a
America;. Investors
Investment
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fund
....
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Canada Genera! liuul —
111)541 Ltd.
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1.85
0.07
a
24.20
1
.—1
11.24
9.75
10.05
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illigh-Grade Com Stk) —1
14.97
10.34
Aincr
20.99
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Income Pfd
i
14.13
15.31
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S-2
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34.40
S-3
(Speculative Coin
19.23
a20.07
17.79
19.23
13.33
14.41
14.20
15.50
7.98
8.72
10.42
18.03
20.15
9.10
10.01
9.49
14.15
12.95
Che
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11.90
Securities Corp -100
7% preferred
100
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Commonwealth Income
15,000
10,300
132
138
}
10.10
10.98
10.09
10.90
15.75
17.12
3
19.23
20.90
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc..
—
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-!
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
10.88
18.35
18.02
19%
21 Vi
8.50
7.77
18.45
18.27
84
89%
1
1
12.04
13.90
10.70
11.83
9.13
7.45
0.79
»—.—1
7.00
0.39
10 A,
17%
12.04
13.35
14.59
Life
Insurance Investors Inc—1
18.27
19.98
Insurance
0.82
7.43
Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
stk Fund
Inc—1
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Loornis
Mela I
shares-—.
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lc
shares-
9.00
10.52
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Trustee
Delaware Income f und Inc
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Diver
23.35
2.50
25c
20.08
3.10
3.40
—1
14.32
15.57
Balanced
J
23.60
25.30
Stock
1
24.40
26.15
Electronics Investment Corp:—1
7.82
8.55
21.48
21.70
8.08
8.37
Shares——..
Dividend
Dreylus Fund Inc
Energy Fund Inc
——10
Equity Fund Inc., — —
-20c
Fidelity Capital Fund--..,
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
&
Fiduciary Mutual lav Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series.—
lc
Massachusetts Investors
Preferred
General
11.60
12.07
10.78
18.14
18.07
19.54
4.51
4.93
8.12
10.44
Shareable
Building chares
lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Chemical shares
lc
•Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
11.03
4.51
Fireman's
2.50
57
3.12
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4
80
11.42
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Hanover Insurance Co
—10
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Corp
al4.89
1
13.09
14.15
1
11.24
12.28
—1
6.12
6.69
—1
4.50
7.20
10.83
11.80
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10.34
11.33
lc
| 8.13
8.91
—lc
11.90
13.10
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shares
,
—
1
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Series
19.61
20.09
21.32
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1
8.45
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..
5.01
5.14
1
6.52
9.11
—1
8.29
21.93
New
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
37%
40%
1
13.83
15.11
1
Nucleonics chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
street
William
Fund
Pioneer
Price
Fund
Fund
(T Rowe)
13.52
14.02
Fund Inc
1
1
18.30
1
7.49
8.14
Shares
Inc
of Canada
Scudder Fund
-25c
Fund Inc
a40.38
Common Stock Fund—:——1
10.11
C
1
16.27
1
14.10
15.31
(Edison
Investors
State Street Investment Corp—•
Stein
Sterling Investment Fund Inc 1
relevision-Electronics Fund
1
X12.00
13.39
15.98
17.42
1
9.41
12.09
13.79
1975
Drilled Continental Fundi—1
7.79
8.73
Income Fund Shares., l
Funds
15.22
13.93
Ltd-—1
Canada
12.33
11.34
—1
17.10
United Science Fund,.-.
18.59
58
59 %
—1
7.10
7.70
Inc—1
X5.92
—l()e
3.85
8.24
100%
Northern
110%
99
99'/a
122J8.?
13.47
14.41
15.71
13.14
14.21
Public
Edison
Ohio
Pacific Petroleum
Power
Frtiehauf
1989
1977
1973
4%s-
5s~
—1984
4%s
Corp
Public Serv Co
of Ind 43b£-1989
1154.
105
109
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww—1907
1976
4s
Ss/4s
114%
1975
3%s
Trailer
1989
—
5%S
Phllco
Ferro Corp
Co
1989
5%s WW—1963
4%s
173
k__
110
111
Southern
1975
130
Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'i Tire & Rubber (is ww 1982
Power 4—
1989
135
139
195
200
I00*s
101
General
-
Gulf
Iiiinois Beii Telephone 4%s 1994
Lowenstein (Me A- Gons—
4%£
Monogdhela Power 4—
198.1
1984
.
97%
85
la
101 *-4
98 %
87
101%
92 Va
85%
89 Vi
3
City
of
N
31%
33 Vi
2
45Vi
48
the
Y
Westchester Fire —%
■;
2
one
32nds of
more
or
Vi
35
331»
Vi
point
a
Bid
Ask
2%s May
100.2
2 Vis
99.28
Feb.
1,
1900———
Feb.
1.
I960——i
3%S
97.24
April
100.3
2%S June
100
100.4
3%s
100.2
4s
100
20,
4s
99.10
3 Vis
4
Mar.
Vis
20.
99.20
100
4%s
March
99 %
100
4%s
July
94.16
95
3%s
April
98.10
—
98.24
-
100.1
99.29
-
100
3%s Sept.
99Vi
99341
-
%
102
92%
99%
1003i
1
91
■
96%
97%
•
94
1972
92
95
99.31
99.28
1, 1959
15,
•
.
91%
1, 1970-1967
3%S May 1, 1971
4 VaS Feb. 15* 1972-1967
:;
■*,
94.16
98%
101-
1970
!
94.16
■
98%-
1909
•
;
100
94
99.30
1959
99.16
%
100
94
4%s Oct.
1959—
-
1909
1,
98Tb
99.16
1908—
20,
15,
98.24
i
99.28
98%
May 1, 1902—
May 1, 1903May 2, 1900
96.10
90.8
2 3 is
98
97.26
100
99.20
98; 16
April 3, 1901
Sept. 20, 1901——
.
99.4
99.24
—
%
99.8
98.28
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1900
I960———
1,
100.1
99
3%S
97.8
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100
99.31
3%s May 1, 1959..
1%S Oct. 20, 1959-
99.31
100
99.29
-
1.
Ask
99.30
1959:
1,
99.24
3,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Bell
Tel
4r;cS
1993
Sperry Rand 5VaS ww
1982
Texas Eastern Transmission—
4Vs
Textron
———.
Airier
5s,
5VaS
U S Industries 41,cS—
Westcoast Trans 5VaS—
White Stores 4%s
Underwood
Corp
%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
1 Vis
May
Aug.
3%s
Nov.
3«4S
Feb
15,
99.18
99.20
1%S Oct.
1959—
99.29
99.31
3%« Feb.
15.
1900
15,
•:
4s
100.1
99.31
...
Feb.
lVuS
lV-is Oct.
3%-s Nov.
1 VL»s
15.
1 %s
1.
Oct.
1900
1.
%!« May
3»/4vS May
3
99.31
15, 1959—
April
15, I960
1901.
—
A«k
100.7
94.10
99.23
%• 99.25
99.11
99.13
97.8
—
98.28
April
97.10
90.0
90.14
99.16
19011961—
Aug.
1,
I
93.4
1902—
15. 1902—.
Oct.
99.28
1,
3%s Nov.
;
98.20
1902———_
J5.-. 1902——
1 VaS
100.1
98.20
_..—.
1900
1900——.
1.
1901—
15,
4s
99.10
99,2
1959...:——.
1.
1,
1,
Aug.
4s
99.30
99.28
1959——.
1959——.
1.
Bid
100.5
Maturity—
Treasury Notes (Continued )-
Certificates of Indcbtedness-
3%,
100.10
15.
Feb.
1 VL»S
'April'1,
15,
98.30
93.12
100.14
92.4
1902
1-
98.26
94.20
.—;—
190:U
1903
92.12
98.22
1902
2%K
94.24
100
94.24
90.24
91
99.10
—
89.28
88.20
May 15, 1903
1 %s Oct. 1. 1903\_
lVuS April I, 1904%....%.:'
99.19
89-20
4s
May
15,
88.28
99.20
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bated
Bid
Due
Ask
2.00%
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
9-
2-50
0-
3-59
100
99.29
2.30%
99.27
99.30
3.25%
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
99.30
100.1
3.60%
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
99.30
100.1
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
99.28
Due
Dated
Rale
Bid
Ask
3.45%
1-
5-59
10-
1-59
99.26
3.45%
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99.25
99.28
3 75 %
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.28
99.31
3.75%
4-1-59
1-
4-00
99.28
99.31
99.29
100
98%
Yield Price
93
93
Yield Price
Mav
May
98
100
99 Va
30, 1959..J.'.
7, 1959_;
14,
3959
May
15,
21,
1959
April
99 V4
98%
87
June
4.
98%
-
June
100
112
114
June 22.
101 Va
102 Va
June
109%
llOVa
'
99 Va
1959
:
1959
1959
99.465
99.404
118
102
123
July
1G,
July
23,
1959-
124
99.333
99.347
October 22,
99.280
1959
103
99.294
January
9634
97 V*
101 Va
102 Va
*No
1971
118
121
a
1970
102
1988
1979
98
118Va
k Admitted to listing
101
121
d
par value
Net asset value.
Stock
b Bid
^Exchange
yield price
■
on
-
'
the New York
x
y
98.702
98.642
98.675
98.515
98.442
98.354
97.326
97.355
—
ISSfES
Ex-rights.
-,-r
stock.
Ex-dividend
i#
,r
issued,
Ex-stock
98.587
98.478
98.414
98.334
1959-
wiWlien
98.785
98.069
15, .1900-
tNew
98.867
98.745
98.552
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
1979
1971
98.932
98.829
128
;
98.990
98.890
20.
99.048
98.956
13,
Augsut.
99.115
99.016
0,
August
99:172
99.085
October 8. 15)59—
October
15,1 1959——-
99.709
99.660
August
99.230
99.144
October 1, 1959
99.454
July 2. 1959—
July 9, 1959
99
99.531
99.392
1959—
16,
9.9552
99.515
99.700
99.048
1959..
25,
99.858
99.812
99.757
June
99%
99.587
99.540
99.870
—
Ask
99.204
1959..:
July 30,
1959
—
1959
——.
1959—
August 27, 1959—
September 3, 1959
...
September 10, 1959——
September 17,*, 1959—
September 21« 1959—
Seplembcr 2.4,' 1959
99.931
^
1959
11.
99.983
99.930
99.875
99.863
99.819
99.706
99.981
99.572
%
May 28, 1959
89
/
98 Fa
-
Bid
Ask
Bid
98%
98-
V
May
4% 6
Service
102
1989
38%
-99.2
Aug.
Ask
Indiana
Norths-pan Ure.n
Ohio
—
——1979
168
5Vis__ 1977
27
80
United States Treasury Bills
—
101
Light Co 4lis
25
U S Life Insurance Co in
83,
94%.
3.50%
6.69
6.19
Bid
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
Duquesne
61%
.8
5
Co..
Fidelity As Guaranty Co__lo
99.30
June
Rate
Inc——_ —11
Commonwealth Edison 4%s_2009
Ei Paso Natural Gas
U S
99.28
11.98
1989
Mueller Brass 3%s—
1975
National Can 5s
1970
Natural Gas Pipeline Co of Amer
98 Vq
109
58
Insurance
100
3.5.0s
9.11
10.90
Montana Power 4'as
4%s
106
54Vs
4%s April 10, 1909 wi
4.21
1
.
Bonds—
100 Va
1C41-.
.10
42
Situations
In vesting Corp
Wisconsin Fund
99%
1982
33
110
103
6.47
Washington Mutual
19G9
4s
Travelers
99.24
1963
12,
Security Issues
104
103
Nov.
lVaS April
.—
Fund
Fund Inc
Inc
Fund
1979
4%f,„_
93
Treasury Notes—
Funds
United
4.71
Financial
31
105
Marine
Accident
Standard
10.60
Inc—
Accumulated Fund—1
Texas' Fund Inc——;
United
4.31
Petroleum Cs—1980-70
4Vis
1%S
U30.92
lc
Chance Vought 5%s—
1977
Cleveland Elect Ilium 4%s_199i
-
10.33
4034
Inc——,——1
Fund
14.95
Canadian Pacific By
Carrier Corp 4%s
'
14.91
38 *4
Fart mm
&
Hoe
Balanced
13.67
T
2
10
Springfield Fire
$0.50 preferred
100
4%s June 10, 19G5
3%s March 11. 1900
17;83
Smith
Fund—lc
I
30
Federal Land Bunk Bonds—
1900—.;
10.
12.74
7.72
Burlington Industries 4 Vis
June
11.02
11.00
Shares—.:
Amcr
7.05
89 %
90
10
43%
30
.10
3%s Aug. 23, I960
3%s Feb. 13, 1902
3Vis March 11, 1903
a29.74
1.25
Shareholders Trust-of Boston—1
Institutional Income Fund—lc
88
__10
25%
8
15. 1903
Mortgage Assn—
3.50s Oct.
•
,
Wellington Equity/Fund—~_
Wellinglou Fund
———
1
Whitehall Fund
uc
—1
1969
Co..
Haven)
(New
195
62 Vi
59
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
12.82
5%s
Surety
Security
90%
—
3.55s
14.10
13.04
Seuckler Stevens & Clark
11.72
Steel
Seaboard
(N Y)
U S Fire
Central Bank for Coopcrativcs-
lc
British
39.60
39.26
16.89
Fund-lc
Barium
80%
51 %
1959
3%s Aug. 10, 1959
4s
Investors Fund Inc__1
99 Vi
76%
70
93
June 10,
19.34
Putnam Growth Fund
Dist
April
11.74
12.25
98%
72
187
15, 1959—
15, 1900
Federal Natl
25.77
11.29
———1984
Sept.
10.77
13.43
Ask
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
2
Et Paul Fire & Marine...
G.25
40%
1959.—.—
17,
3.00s Jan.
17.79
12.28
-
Aug.
25.51
8.77
Special
Armeo Steel 4.35;
3%s
IZIi
15.57
Line
Bid
22
23%
I960
8.11
Wall Street
Recent
53-! i
45%
Bid
10,
14.32
Value
Bunds—
5-%
50^2
20
Figures after decimal point represent
3%k Dec.
•
1
10.35
lafcl Resources Fund Iric—
.;
2
139
128
42%
1959—
1
10.79
tnsur
120
.
5
Obligations of Governmeni Agencies
13.
-
9.57
thsHtnlional
118
1
60 %
5
Co
Insurance Co of N Y
Oct.
Fund
9.87
Growth
jersey
3%s
Inc
1
Institutional
82%
Reinsurance Corp
—1
5.03
(Geo)
1
Inst Foundation Fund
22%
42'/4
Standard Life Ins„_lo
Jefferson
17.96
Fund
Flint! of Boston Inc—1
Fund—lc
20%
23%
—5
Ins
5.15
Puritan
Income
Bank
Life
16.39
Growth Stock
Line
Institutional
87
10
39%.
—10
...
Co.,—.
Owners
.2.50
'line
-
83%%
Title Guar & Trust (N Y)
.
_
1
Inc
Value
Fund
5
10%
62
Phoenix
22
—5
_1
Inc.;
Value
Ltd—
25 %_
Philadelphia Life Ins Co_
89%
Boiler
Insurance
Home
2s
9.28
Investors^.
Home
3V«s
One
2.80
Income
05%
24
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C %.
Quaker City f.iie Ins (Pa)
—1.50
Steam
3%s
1
8.49
Shares
01
5
Federal Home Loan Banks—
of Canada Ltd
2.01
Institutional
Hartford
9.96
a26.17
Incorporated
71 %
10
CO
78%
23.71
Series
1
Incorporated
08
Peerless Insurance Co—
4
—
9.00
—1
Slock
Growth
Fund Inc 10c
Haydoek Fund Inc..
Income Foundation
(D C).
American
7.13
1
United
5.11
Ins
9.23
Series
Income
Stock Series
United
inc—
......
Series H-DA—
Income
15:04
1
Growth Industry Shares' Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
98
4.92
Series
Bond
1
2.57
105
10
10
—....
Indemnity Co—
5
(Flat
Series—
Security
Balanced Series
Sovereign
12.07
damnum
22.G2
1
National
B) FundSouthwestern Investors Inc
0.50
Utilities
3.86
20.91
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
Selected
2.33
(Minn)
Insurance
5
—;
Republic
Government Employees Ins
(D C)
Government Employees Lire&
Insp He Insurance—
9.40
11.57
loto&cco
3.55
interest
8.09
—lc
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—lo
Mutual Trust Shares
11.69
Railroad Stock shares-——lc
,
F)
(S
Insurance
10.41
Investment Fund Inc—1
8.58
shares.—..—lc
—
Fund
Life
Falls
Glens
7.38
shares———lc
shares
47%
Providence-Washington-
10.67
7.00
N
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
4.09
9.10
8.31
of
08%
2.83
15.05
14.47
Ins
—
Pacific
128
15.97
0.93
.J—
Northwestern National Life
4
05
Insurance Co
River
75%
52%
71
49
119
8.30
7.97
3%
»
5
,-10
13.75
Bond
Railroad
1.25
J)—4
14.59
ftR Equipment
Petroleum
„
10 Vi
(N
9.00
13.22
37%
53 %
Fidelity & Dcposil of Eld
9.32
shares-——lc
—lc
.Merchandising
Mining shares
44%
50%
Federal
8.21
*'
gllio
-
Y—12 Va
4.23
8.50
.fully; Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares-if?
.Institutional Bond shares—lc
53
35 ;;;
Co
2.82
Mutual
Quarterly
lc
54
49
Northern
3.84
Mutual
12.08
Ablation-Electronics—
10
-.—-5
138
80%
Employers Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp
Putnam
.9.53
Fire
———-
132
76Va
10
Great
2.72
17.70
Hampshire
York Fire
New
5
Inc
18.08
21.41
7.47
24%
50%
14:%
14.32
2.50
16.43
46 3 8
22%.
Insurance—3.33 V-,
10.72
19.54
1
43%
Northeastern
13.10
2
1
-5
145
23.77
1
1
15.15
118%
Union
139
21.99
0.68
13.80
114%
Fire-—.—
Nationwide Corp class A—.5
New Amsterdam Casualty..,
2
5
Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J »
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Nation
139
North
Units of beneficial interest—1
MIs&Tewets
Automation
Funtr Inc
—I
of beneficial
130
385
Casualty Co
Forsfcer
&
10
77%
Fire
10
Nail Life As Accident Ins .——10
371
Globe
0.00
shhres
Assurance
79%
a
Life —10
15.32
Securities
lc
Food
General
14.17
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc.
Pine Street Fund Inc__
Siectrieal Equip
Connecticut
25%
(Bait)..
5%
73
New
24%•
2
3.29
Stock
Growth
Investors
13.34
eliares
Ins
—
4.42
0.70
0.12
Group Securities—
Automobile
(Kyi
Life
50
10
Trust
Fund Inc—
12.23
Capital Corp
Co
2.97
Over-The-Counter
General Investors Trust-
Life
Commonwealth
37%
34%
5
33VaC
Mass
3.01
Inc.
Boston Insurance Co
General Reinsurance Corp
11.55
Industries Fund
Gas
National
13T«
15.01
series——lc
stock
30Vh
14%
...—1
13.88
2.75
Inc
Futures
28
Life
2.50
IriL^SVaC
beneficial
of
shares
10.03
fundamental Investors Inc
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J) ._.10
.
Assurance,.—
20%
52'a
National
lc
lc
Special Investment shares
Transport shares
Dividend Series
Eaton & Howard-
FundFluid—
05Va
lc
National Investors Corp-.
Shares—
Series E—
61
& Sliiiqiers
3J,4
_lc
shares
Petroleum
141
10
Bankers
4.01
2.98
58%
75%
4
Monument
__5
0.25
2.09
Electrical Equipment sharcs.lc
General Industries shares—lc
59
5
43
Crum
—
35%
21 Va
Continental
Managed Funds
42 Ve
33%
19%
Re-instnnnce
Continental
a47.10
♦
5%
39%
40
i
13.82
.25c
1
Trust
Lexington
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Maryland Casualty ——1
Massachusetts
Bonding..-—-—5
Mass Indemnity
Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire
Beneficial Standard
1
230%
Merchants A: Manufacturers
D C»
(Galveston
American Surety Co-
Fund—
221%
—
10%
< Wash
Mercury
American
Inc
.10
Life
National
2%
9%
Amer
Amer Nat Ins
14.48
Fund
19J,4
1
1
14.25
22%
21%
3%
10.69
10.01
Diversified
Stl; Fund lnc—1
Investment Fund—1
Inc
i/egii Mutual fuud
Delaware Fund.De
27%
Mnutal Income Foundation Fd_l
10.07
1
1
Fegli Investing Co Inc
12.04
11.09
Bond & Slock
35'a
50%
3
Lincoln
„
3%
23 V*
47'V,
„1
Va_——10
Tenii
of
Life Companies Inc—
Life Insi(ram::1 Co of
—l
13.00
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
23»q
Assurance Co 5
Home
14.91
Knickerbocker
17%
2.114
-
Investors Corp.
13.39
hazard
35%
3%
21%
(Va»—5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm2 ;
Life As Casualty Ins Co
46%
10
Ins Co (Newark N J)—2'/a
15.30
Com
331 i
43 Va
CO.%05c ;
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As
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Ask
Bid
Bar
Mtgc
Lawyers
13%
38%
28%
4Vb
13.07
Priced
(Low
258
12%
Stks»_.l
S-4
78
a
1
Slki.- 1
10.20
Fund Inc—
Life Ins
(Jacksonville Flat
200
741
——5
.
Heritage
Amer
Stocks) „-_l
Com
Life
15.19
Commonwealth Investment..—1
Commonwealth Block Fund
1
preferred
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd 1
13.90
X12.79
1
Fund Inc—
Insinuhce
conv
10.30
X31.51
Christiana
$1.25
18.10
i
K-2
Insurance
Agrlcishural
24.10
24.71
K-J
5.21
Life
10.59
13-4
9.70
4.77
247
American Equitable Asstir.-_-.5
American Fidelity & Casualty„5
-1
Bonds>
Casualty
Aetna
22.05
B-2
1
.—1
Chemical Fund Inc
Composite
25.30
Mutual Fund
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)-1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-3
8.92
1
1
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Aetna
Custodian Funds—
0.21
0.14
Growth
Canadian International
Fand Ltd
36.09
(Thei
(Investment
B-l
1.68
.
....
12.92
35.97
Keystone
5.09
1
1
1
1
Inc—..
Boston 1 unci
42 V,
39 Vii
Trust—•
Atomic Oevel Mill Fund Inc.-l
Axe-HoughUm f'uud "A'
Inc.-l
Axe-Hougtuon Fund "B*' inc—5
Axe-Koughton Stock Fund Inc 1
Axe-Science «V Eleet'tu'cs Corp lc
Axe-Teiupleton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd.
--1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc . ,„1
Bond Iiu Tr ol America
•
Associated
10.30
9.42
ireh
Fuuu
Amer Rose
11.82
———1
Inc—„
Johnston
15.20
Fund
Mutual
American
Boston—1
Trust ol
f und
11.85
10.84
1
Companies
Ask
197
10
—10
...10
co
"
& Surety
Aetna Insurance Co—
America
of
Co
Investment
4.30
Inc
American Busine** Shares
De
Investment
2.13
Fund
Affiliated
Bullock
2.34
25c
Bid
Bar
Ask
Bid
Ihir
Funds—
3Iutu.il
Fund
Aberdeen
Broad
Ask
dividend.
i
Volume
Number 5841
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
J
"A
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
based
us
a
decrease compared with
upon
a year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 25, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
Our preliminary totals stand
at $24,563,806,617 against $24,735,230,992 for the same week in 1958.
loss for; the week ending Friday of 10.5%.
a
the week follows:
At this center
Our comparative summary for
Week Ended April 25—
1958
%
York
Bethlehem
Chester
Lancaster
1,161,000,000
+17.5
1,062,000.000
3,527,931
9.1
8,929,070
3,956,930
+10.5
7,497,313
:
+
—18.2
4,384,261
6,306,069
18,329,483
13,387,643
7.3
1,127,676,662
1,363,826,310
4,867,539
1,080,000,000
4,892,442
4,164,644
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
7.471.016
8,215,060
4,373,833
7,788,032
25,909.626
York
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
13,847,719
21,634,922
16,921,257
1,237,395,997
1,153,036,672
New
5.2
+
+10.8
4
+
7.5
—
3.9
+19.8
+
Louis
18,486,471
13,658.556
324.216.323
296,051,826
+
665,070.344
586,258,539
+13.4
0.8
Columbus
70,803,000
Mansfield
12,740,736
69,085,500
11,731,999
Youngstown
15,437,797
13,320,105
{15.9
508,927,803
446,901,344.
1,615,G82,4.74
1,437,007,869
4,611,491
+
+
+ 23.3
416,700,000
383,600,000
+ 8.G
774.666,000
660,608,532
Francisco
+ 14.7
523,728,497
A
—
__
663,618,122
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
308,067,009
634,088,633
—
(7 cities)
+13.9
57,799,200
13,283,787
14,739.057
489,795,301
+12.4
1,531,524,123
1,526,175,450
+12.4
4,631,657
24,862,811
213,013,934
+
2.5
+
8.6
west
3.6
Virginia—Huntington
5.185.567
Virginia—Norfolk
Total-all cities, five days
All cities, one
—
+
875,428,496
day
22,212,633
237,800,495
11,649,097
207.337,241
Maryland—Baltimore
+10.5
4,377,142,495
4,838,566,580
23.456,000
South Carolina—Charleston
days
five
424,021,447
154,109,401
410.804,505
160,525,672
—
856,222,007
814,814,760
+
Richmond
1.0
District of
8.3
cities
for
week
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not
available at time of going to press.
Accordingly; in the above the last day of the week in all
cities)
!
in the elaborate
':
detailed statement; however, which we present
April 18.k For that week there
the whole country
same week
further below.
decrease of 1.6%, the aggregate
was a
clearings for
haying amounted to $26,535,140,823 against $26,963,159,989 in the
in 1958.
Outside of this city there was a gain of 9.7 % , the bank
at this center showing a decrease of 10.4%. We group the
cities-according to the Fed¬
loss of 9.8% but in the Boston
Reserve
District .the totals register a gain of 7.6% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District
of 7.3% i.
a
In the Cleveland. Reserve District'the totals
are
larger byi 12.4%, in the
Richmond Reserve District by 5.1% and in the Atlanta Reserve
District by 5.2%;
The Chicago Reserve District shows an expansion of 15.6%, the St. Louis Reserve
District of 11.3% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 10.8%.
Reserve" District the totals show
an
In the Kansas City
improvement of 6.5%, in the Dallas Reserve
452,400,000
—...7,700,615
"•
•
'
Louisiana—New
Total
Week Ended April H5—
12 cities
Orleans
South Bend
2nd Now York
3rd
Philadelphia
Chicago
4th Cleveland
3,299,978
.19,976,7IS"
5th
Atlanta
7th, Chicago
8th
St.
10th
11th
12th
1,526,175,458
814,314,76®
+
5.1
732,035,655
773,247,511
A-
5.2
1,364,052,074
1,402,213,615
1,529,045.325
826,465,722
742,654,442
+ 11.3
753,683,238
662,193,617
A 10.8
623,154,455
596,302,194
22,588,122
1,737,447
732,994,571
44
44
734,895,583
A
6.5
661,952,005
040,305,043
592,559,808
A 10.5
588,128,101
594,753,771
1,502,245,037
Missouri—St.
1,372,055,922
7,G82,384
21,413,639
12,781,532
8,185,801
26,963,159,989
11,803,279,536
Total
108 cities
Outside New York City
1,373,648,155
1,306,230,450
1.6
22,605,052,964
......
add
,
11,339,250,079
11,696,417,097
A-
9.7
'
A- 33.3
3.2
4 15.0
' A
,
"
1959
-
.
-
.
.
:
Portland.
...
—...
Inc.
1958
A
April 18
1957
or
'•
Dec. ^
$
$
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
Massachusetts—Boston
■
$
1956
$
;m
13,714,316
4.7
90,271,000
10,911,852
4,066,529
+ 22.2
+13.1
2,268,539
A 60.3
2,225,389
2,402,548
8,738,104
6,435,168
+ 35.6
6,445,728
000,980,771
St.
4 13.2
+ 1G.6
993,410,127
4 13.2
5,555,538
17,141,131
11,913,598
6,933,189
1,140,279,30*
6,797,75#
15,990,67#
9.343,24#
6,634,36*
1,402,213,615
1,529,045,32*
425,000,00®
212,290,31®
791,676,08®
+20.2
3.0
+
4 29.7
+ 21.0
0.5
+15.6
.
+11.6
1,436^786
+ 16.7
1,638,447
1,421,301
2,966,19®
+ 41.4
2,970,898
3,549,544
16,453,375
.
I*
16,085,007
2.3
13,012,807
13,236,077
+
6.2
+
15,148.865
10,048,307
9,354,645
+
4.7
38,139,058
42,044,403
22,457,013
+ 15.9
21,030,48q
24,2G8,455
44,283.400
37,430.600
+ 18.3
45,010,200
32,848,000
3,542,928
2,989,340
+ 18.5
2,877,050
7.6
+
2,811,287
+13.9
402,200,000
202,115,234
146,462,489
2,905,515
742,654,442
+11.3
753,683,238
7.2
+ 18.3
9,751,781
428,915,595
152,991,628
9,178,302
5.6
4,267,149
153,940,39®
9,382,44®
4,450,10*
+15.8
1.6
6,018,600
12,031,400
12,653,50®
+10.3
623,154,455
596,302,19*
+13.7
3,731,950
445,625,931
12,697,375
4,473,613
10,730,166
4,740,218
7,798,609
13,741,987
13,524,397
733,848,200
662,193,617
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
I
Montana—Billings
—
Total
*
9,363,792
496,156,959
189,615,865
—
.
(7 cities)..,
_
172,108,094
6,732,861
+
+ 11.3
+ 10.2
—
•!•
888.890,785
748,950,455
803,537,205
+
7.6,
1,031,247
1,032,51®
5.1
782,942
10,976,326
153,353,884
9,805,52#
185,160,699
171,494,600
+
8.0
+
0.3
1,710,204
1,104,528
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
-
—-
Elmira
31,176.783
Jamestown
New
York
159,620,373
3,206,307
—
•
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey.
; .Total (9 cities)—
38,200,327
—18.4
142,375,740
+12.1
\ 2,713,263
...
+18.2
3,030.164
3,600,278
13,590,467,362
15,159,880,453
—
Rochester
42,869,928
,
30,000,363
154,829,681
151,738,508
2,902,956
2,885,213
0.7
3,519,971
3,307,604
—10.4
11,265.796,885
10,752,700,213
+
46,983,091
A
+19.2
11,076,514
34,417,055
4.4
431,192,638
15,009,587
+12.9
6,337,30*3
+ 30.3
12,882,212
6,239,187
6.5
661,952,005
640,305*04®
+ 43.4
12,958,400
+ 10.1
505,648,747
7.7
11,938,70*
510,696,59®
39,920,03®
7,903,00®
7,356,26®
+ 14.2
41,383,207
9,323,000
6,757,428
12,057,319
+10.5
588,128,101
594,753,77*
199,023,96®
5,627,08®
204,795,21* 107,078(13®
29,634,02®
19,342,59®
693,024,37®
25,977,14*%
8,587,183
13,140,73®
506,294,632
16,943,804
8,256,113
732,994,571
Joseph
734,895,583
+
13,846,528
506,243,955
44,043,885
7,483,000
7,000,600
13,941,840
654,570,297
...
485,037,717
15,918.127
City
Colorado—Colorado Springs
592,559,808
"
(9 cities)
767,903
155,053,04®
15,243,01®
27,977,04*
411,625,27#
12,032,44®
+ 15.8
7,633,977
35,925,677
8,422,948
41,617,679
—
4-
6*768,27®
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
1
Texas—Austin
19;85a.002
Dallas
Fort
557.564.581
Worth
47,432,726
6,231.000
Galveston
Wichita
Falls
7,565.861
Louisiana—Shrereport
Total
(6
Cities)
__
+
41,827,422
+12.3
A3,336,037
30,345,221
27,411,718
+10.7
28,651,202
23,149,722
23,744,404
—10,7
8.1
+
207,988,958
+
5.4
113,730,685
8.6
23.339.334
21,697,964
814,763,667
725,870,285
+12.2
40,087,956
California—Long
28,558,688
10,697,987
13,859,377
+ 22.4
15,675,450
1,502,245,037
1,356,973.030
Beach
Pasadena
San
210,023,400
6,685,247
5.0
4-
87,120,435
39,663,782
6,466,228
234,812,234
Utah—Salt Lake City
San
3.2
+
209,274,157
6,082,855
223,684,186
82,675,053
33,971,978
227,225,394
_
•
Francisco—
_
Jose
Santa Barbara
13,090,507
'
Stockton
>
—
A-16.8
7.6
+
+
40.4
+ 13.1
28,843,132
fa)
•
a)
82,520,895
75,304,463
+
9.6
59,010,905
78,303;685
90;768,478
A-10.9
73,372,457
88,436,783
14,048.598,201
15,582,088,143
9.8
11,698.034,426
33,264,390
21.094,323
731,001,200'
26,288,346
9,627,629
13,943,971
39,809,072
100,642,005
—
'
16,939,17®
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francises—
Oregon—Portland
York—Albany
5,929,45®
+ 44.5
1,183,970
959,236
11,313,502
+
13,483,904
„
Yakima
Second Federal Reserve District—-New York—
Buffalo
10,064,54®
399,881,75*
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityNebraska—Fremont
Washington—Seattle
New
151,412,11®
2,973,65#
2,609,689
356,686,016
(12 cities)
+ 26.8
43,908,657
26,022,065
Hampshire—Manchester-
11,943.716
45,955,826
.
Rhode Island—'Providence
Total
-
1,432,10#
3,459.325
3,509^76
4; 193,415
■
New Haven
New
-
+14.5
+
44(342,34#
14,738,171
-
+ 17.7
Paul
662,038,742
3,371,334
737^398,879
3,984. C?2
—
Worcester
11,448,503
4,188,39#
139,493,38®
6,735,343
143,809,753
7,590,150
48,782,936
14,355,429
1,359,341
+19.3
0,303,271
"
Connecticut—Hartford
81,814,003
198,352.042
148,291,113
826,465,722
North
St.
3,637,590
1,676,277
Springfield
20,331,63*
9,419,98*
13,614,663
393,200,000
174,472,597
3,202,053
..
Minneapolis
Missouri—Kansas
783,059,749
....
Lowell
New Bedford
2,441,383
-
—225,591,072
(4 cities)
Total
Fall River
.
9,163,515
423,200,000
Hastings
Week Ended
-
2,193,870
+25.7
+
Omaha
April 18, for four years:
Clearings at—
1,324,844,193
21,041,341
—
Lincoln
week ended
227,005,070
1,364,052,074'
\
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
our
1,601,292,192
22,449,117,910
—
■t'
now
+ 15.2
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
Helena
We
17,422,112
1,534,263
'< 1,176;923,374
0,786,634
17,690,117
11,167,741
8,143,769
Louis
South
+ 10.7
1,356,973,030
26,535,140,823
12,944,673,401
10
—
i
:
1,851,206,544
Minnesota—Duiuth
654,570,297
9
6
Francisco
Total
+ 23.9
791,676,086
733,848,200
«•
44
.
277,746,499
236,175,486
15,855,241
619,847
1,324,844,196
A-15.6
7
Dallas
San
1,531,524,123
1,601,292,192
44
Kansas City
2.5
0.1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—8tr Lenis—
12.4
1,396,753,083
856,222,007
4
.
13,973,051
-94,659,000
10,047,693
-4-,732,696
141,821,515
7,744,580
55,955,468
5,352,511
169,249,792
9,311,319
57,620,812
(17 Cities)—
+
1,851,206,544
44
Louis
17,565,037
.
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
*
44
17
9tb Minneapolis
20,639,838
9,575,217
>
99,092,000
12,281,031
-
i
.......
1,363,826,316
1,469,225,757
6
10
—
+
—
'
44
Richmond
0tt>
2,475,124
11,012,701
.
1,437,007,809
1,015,682,474
5.2
?
2.
1,127,676,662
44
7
+
7,232,689
District—CMoagt—
—
7.3
1,153,036,672
5.1
1,396,753,083
7,160,379
7,013,422
2.6
Illinois—Bloomington
+
1,237,395,997
+23.0
4*.
*
Kentucky—Louisville
44
11
—
34,507,883
140,283,57*1
418,600,003
6,685,833
6,800,18*
248,609,59*
243,170,983
14,362,831
553,61*
211,269,093
+
-
11,199,174,355
—
417,100,000
205,612,938
Des.Moines
Sious city
11,698,034,426
15,582,088,148
143,849,863
2.4
1,469,225,757
"
.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
9.8
14,048.598,201
9
31,526,267
9.9
+
216,054,990
Terre Haute..
803,537,205
+
+15.1
—
14,650,094
745,343
.
748,95®,455
888,890,785
773,247,511
210,028,506
.
Seventh Federal Reserve
7.6
956,686,016
II
732,035,655'
:•
$
$
Dec. %
$
$
1st Boston
5.1
764,608
...
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
Grand Rapids
-Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Springfield
1956
1957
or
142,794,106
260,245,982
—
(10 cities)__
Total
Inc.
1958
1959
4-
337,912,654
4.0
310,574,588
Mobile
Mississippi—vicksburg
Peoria
Districts:
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
-
8,820,493
3.2
+
16,870,861
Alabama—Birmingham
Rockford
»
+24.9
7,413,396
310,149,967
''••••'
Decatur
District of 10.5% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 10.7%.
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve
4,078,743
22,782,473
205,999,533
9,494,723
391,721,493
139,170,533
+14.7
clearings
eral Reserve Districts in .which they are located and from this we nbte that in the
New York Reserve'District the totals record
29,589j 155
148,760,860
463(300,000
0,258,910
163,566,498
Macon
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
34,058,831
+
Nashville-
Georgia—Atlanta
Florida—Jacksonville
We are able-to
9,323.218
5.6
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
Augusta
has to be estimated.
cases
(6
0.7
$24,503,806,617 $24,735,230,992
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
issue of next week.
—.
Columbia—Washington
Total
Total all
12,127,24a
330,409,680
619,425,913
56,132,800
14,722,730
12,745,060
480,612,017
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
+ 14.0
356,872,145
—
cities, five days
cities,
•V
13,751,136
9.5
+ 26.7
„
.
+35.3
+17.3
443,499,721
_
;
Cleveland
1,085,000,000
716,148,027
Baltimore
.
4,583,52
8.8
5.8
1,148,000.000
Cleveland
our
"
+36.8
Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-—
Ohio—Canton
+17.4
—
Pittsburgh
in
,
$
1,830,843
1,874,954
1,837,803
5,229,171
1,296,000,000
4,607,290
6,632,364
3,993,540
7,762,360
19,357,423
14,700,473*
,1,693.747
2,046,831
5,293,808
Philadelphia
Foiirtli
1,012,639,311
441,185,974
Other
.
Cincinnati
1,189,042.961
—
A——
Boston
Ten
■
—10.5
—
Philadelphia
San
■
Dec.
2,038,439
2,143,408
1,876,183
2,799.930
Total (11 cities).
1959
Chicago
St.
$
:
'
Pennsylvania—Altoona
.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
1956
1958
Reading
0.7% below those of the corresponding week last year.
there is
$
Pre¬
''
'■
V
Week Ended April 18
Inc. or
1959
Bank clearings
4T
(1967)
\
11,199,174,355
Total
(10 cities)
Grafi* total
(16* cities)
Outside New York City
•Estimated,
...
26,535.140.823
26,963,159,989
12,944,673,461
11,803,276.536
(a) Clearings operations
discontinued.
+ 10.7
1,373,648,155
1,306,230,45®
1.6
22,605,052,964
22,449,117.91#
9.7
11,339,256,079
11,696,417,697
—
+
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
£8
.
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
(1968)
Fahralloy Canada Ltd.—
1st 5%% series A bonds,:due 'April
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
General Tire & Rubber Co.
Georgia Power Co.—
1st mtge
bonds, 3%
Home Oil Co., Ltd.—
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
APRIL
17,
TO
1959
APRIL
23,
5%%
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money.)
Unit
Country and Monetary
Friday
$
Argentina, peso—
.0384890*
.0384890*
.0384765*
.0384890*
.0200490
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
.0200500
.0200460
.0200500
.0200470
due
1.037656
1.037656
1.038750
1.039531
1.039375
.210937
.210987
.210937
.210962
.210875
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00203900
.00203868
.00203890
.00203867
.239125
.239125
.239110
.239110
.211025
.211037
.211115
.211090
.211028
2.817100
rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
2.817400
2.817600
2.817200
2.816220
Netherlands,'guilder
New Zealand, pound
.329800
.0800560
.265010
.264920
.2G4910
2.789306
2.788336
2.789504
2.789702
Illinois
June
15,
fd.
.140518
.140500
.140487
.140475
.140500
.496950'
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0350300*
.0350370*
.0350290*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193296
.193296
.193297
.231368
.231343
.231287
.231250
.231231
2.805698
2.816220
2.806575
2.806874
2.807073
2.817100
2.817400
2.817600
2.817200
1958
1717
1717
1717
1840
,._:LMay^29
—
extended to June
May
:
1840
.
series
1963—:
15,
1
Co.— '
1285
due
Jun
15
.*
1
1718
*-
.
ISSUES
1982—g .'—May 15
*
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Date
Page
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd.—
5% gen. mtge. debentures due 1961—_—
—Apr 30
Canada Crushed 4s: Cut' Stone Ltd., 6 % - cunt. pref. stk—May i
Crum & Forster, Inc. 8%
preferred stock
_Jun 30
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5%' cumul. prior pfd. stock
Jun
1
International
(in
$39 million, and "other" loans increased
$66 million.
all
(+) or
Decrease (—) Since
April 15,
April 23,
1959
1959
1958
18,829,891
914,228
1
Total gold certificate reserves
3F. R. notes of other banks—.—
19,744,119
100,002
415,232
—1,783,501
100,001
^Redemption fund lor F. R. notes
23,785
account
397,687
—1,716,880
1341'
1791
1572
Refineries
1793
95,860
4
2
28,984
Acceptances—bought outright—
p. S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
**
1795
1574
1574
Certificates
Notes
—
—
— —
8,444.
others increased $27 million.
million.
from
banks increased $112
*
24,900:
25,563,362
bough outright
■
A
of
summary
reporting
237,800
2,622,4G2.
+
726\813
+
8,790
and
Loans
49L859
95,213
36
202,410
Other assets
12,742
Total assets
53,109,814
—
—
691,963
+
543
+
2,149
+
250*
+
541
OOo
+
16
+
151
30,019
—
loans
loans
brokers
to
dealers
and
for
1,513,659
estate
Real
LIABILITIES—
Other
165
2,255
loans
loans
-•
9,902
-
.
-
676
—
{
12,153
_
8
+
1,377
securities
ing
+2,813
pur¬
chasing or carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
+
97
+
39
+
66*
+
>
Pneumatic
1,173
+,
.
,
Polaroid
948
Scale Corp.,
Ltd.
4-15
4-15 '
5-20
"
.......
3%
•>
5-1
4-20
;
5- 1
6-1
4-20
5- 7
-
35c
200%
.
5-15
4-22
5-
7c
4-10 4'
1
5- 1
4-10
25c
6- 1
6- V.
6- 1
5-19
5-19,;"
5-19
55c
8-19
6- 1 V
30c
5-
$1.20
$1.25
30c
5-20
4-9
5-15
5c
50c
,—
;
4-13
S- 1
4-27
$1.75
5
5- 1
5- 1
4-17
5c
(quar.)
-
G21/2C
(quar.)_
Corp., common
5- 1
5- 1
$1.25
dividend)
Plttsburgh Brewing Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 conv. preferred
(quar.)——
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)—
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
——*
$5.00 preferred, (qutrr.)—
:
Pittsburgh Plate' Glass' (quar.)
'
Pittsburgh Railways (increased)—
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
7% preferred (quar.)
:
Plttston Company, common (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)
•
358
+
30,670
adjusted"!
industrial
and
Agricultural
Loans
•
+
55,724
investments
Commercial
5,G48,727
premises
'
95,526
adjusted!
_
preferred (quar.)
Plllsbury Co., new com. (lnitial-quar.)
Pimey-Bov.es, Ir>c".
(stock dividend)
1958
Holders
■;
5%
April 16,
1959
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
+1,859,390
+
15
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected cash Items
April 8,
When
Payable of Nee.:
97VaC
$1
5%
—
dividend)
Corp.—
Heusen
(stock
Common
April 15,
Share
(stock
Lamps
Phillips-Van
Increase (+) or
Loans
26,606,411
of Company
Philip Morris, Inc.—
j.aOVo
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Loans to
liabilities;, of
and
assets
1959
141,938
■
Total loans and securities—
1840
1618
issue.
this
Per
Name
member banks follows:
V '£.
■
■
1
8
...
DIVIDENDS
,
1,859,390
+
>
212,900
1468
1575'
.1578
(Continued from page 14)
Decrease (—) Since
Held under repurchase agree't
in
•
Co.—
preferred stock.
Jun
cumul. conv. pfd. series B stock—May
second
Announcement
Phillips
2,867,565
305,486.
+
Transmission
Waste King Corp. G%
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
million and bor¬
—
2,483,771
Bonds
Gas
cumulative
5%
collateral debentures
Oct.
Tennessee
Federal Reserve Banks increased $118
V 593,690.
—1,296,379..
24,900
1,5G2,300
18,649,726
2,867,565
Cobalt Ltd. 5Ms%
Copper
due
million.
rowings
Bills
-
District, $172 million in the Chicago District, $130 mil¬
lion in the Kansas City District, and by smaller amounts
in all of the other districts. Time deposits decreased $63
490
—
1961
deposits adjusted increased $317 million in
the New York District, $192 million in the San Francisco
772,006
+
—
due
1, 1965--—_—i
—
_'.
—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
•
s.
Demand
36,146.
—
Inc.—
f. debentures
May 13
Treasury notes
$43 million, and U. S. Government bonds by $65 million.
Holdings of "other" securities increased $104 million.
61,361
—
5,273
1,014,061
—
and advances
Industrial loans
Discounts
66,621
+
in
categories: Treasury bills by $143 million, Treasury
certificates of indebtedness $38 million,
April 22,
ASSETS—
,
Holdings of U. S. Government securities decreased
thousands of dollars)
Increase
Bank
1
1
1
1
-
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Total
1717
"
preferred' series.
ENTIRE
Nominal.
loans increased
/
1798
1
—May
Refunding mortgage/bonds, 5 % series due
.193300
.193300
2.806674
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
cash
1393
1
.0238095*
Kilembe
Other
(as
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.-—
subord.
Gold certificate
1
loan
1973
.0350310*
.0238095*
1797
1678
Bishop of Portland
Gas Light
Washington
.0350350*
pound sterling—
1
1
Tran.scontinental.Gas Pipeline-Corp. 6*8% debs, due 1976-May
.496950*
Sweden, krona
—
Switzerland
franc
Union of South Africa, pound
1794
-■■..f
—
stock, $5 series
Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd.—
\
First
mortgage' gold
bonds, "6%
dollar
.0800560
.265100
7
1, 1973—.
May
subord. Income debs, due
—May
Gas
first
5.50%
.329800
.0800560
2.789207
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
United Kingdom,
.329800
.0800560
.265100
Mexico, peso.
.00277912*
.324)808
.0800560
Jun
(5>8% ) +---Transmission Co.—
1983
*
,1676
Corp.—
Cumulative preferred
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.329808
yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
sink.
Jan. 1,
Catholic
>
'
r
15
May
15, 1971
debs.,
Texas
.00161007
.00161000
.00161000
.00161000
.00160989
"975
due Nov+IV 4977—
-May
5% debs, dated March-1," 1958, due May 1, 1978
May
434% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds due Nov. 1, 1976—
May
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—
6%
.239125
1,
bonds due Mar.
Sulphur Co., 5%
_
Tennessee
.00203867
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
France
•
2.244000
.0384890*
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
Japan,
2.245099
2.244940
.0134037
.0135711
2.244780
series due Mar.
bonds series A, B and C
extended)
May
(Me.)—
1st mtge, 3ti>% series V bonds due Nov. 1, 1963..
May
Seabrook Farms Co. 3"4^o 'debs, due Feb. 1, 1962
—May
Southern California Gas Co.^Tst mtge. bonds, series C,
due
Roman
.0137053
15, 1968__———May 15
4+*%• subord. debs, du 1981—May 1
debentures due Dec.
1,
25-year
$
S
$
Oil
&
v
1967—
Potash Syndicate of Germany—
Apr. 23
Apr. 22
Apr. 21
.0136120
,a
2.244701
Austria, schilling—
India,
$
.0135518
pound
Australia,
Apr. 20
April
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. 17
Gas
mtge. 4%%
1st
Pan American
1
*,.•
;
secured conv
National
INCLUSIVE
1959,
-May
debs, due May 1, 1977
Colonial Stores, Inc. 4.90%
Pursuant to the
Page
1674
Date
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
6-24
6- 9.
"
federal Reserve notes
Deposits:
Member bank
U.
S.
26,926,906
Treasurer—genl.
acct.
Foreign
Other
—
79,593
+
152,588
+
U.
552,078
—
S.
204,550
18,760,018
495,540
247,314
332,949
bills
certificates-
—
3,874
+ '
Treasury
33,274-
—
9,948
+
—
9,940
—
19,891
62,233
notes
U.
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabs. & accrued divids.
Total
liabilities
19,835,821
to
-
195,482
+
—
278
+
709,848
10,347
Cash
29,878
—
703,158
+
1,467,755
—
with
Banks-
Reserve
201,458
—-
+
+
157
+
11,038
U.
25,960 *
+
—
.
deposits adjusted
deposits except U. S.
Government
S.
Interbank
t31,66911,725
liabs.
of
serves
note
& capital accts.
gold certificate
re¬
to deposit
and F. R.
53,109,814
ances
purchased
691,963
+
.
—
173
—
+,
-
4.70%
Powell
V
136
+ 1 ,706
1
57,793
28,376
—
2,777
—
+
773
11,500
banks
697
+
1,482
Federal
From
others
Reserve
Banks
35
—
4.
27
497
+
■(•Exclusive
1,182
—
—
360
72,905
vised
of
loans
individual
serves;
56,910
42
—
4.4%
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
1,105
-
(New
York
to
loan
banks
items
and
are
dedution
after
shown
gross.
District).
of
*April
valuation
re¬
8
re¬
figures
„
...
..
647
—
Gardner
Co.. (increased)
-
change after elimination of Sec. 13b surplus of $27,543,000
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
following
System; in leading cities
principal
changes
for
the
week
ended
April 15: An increase of $543 million in loans
adjusted; decrease of $289 million in holdings of U. S.
Government securities and $773 million
ernment
deposits; and
an
in
U.
S.
Gov¬
increase of $1,076 million
demand deposits adjusted.
district and
a
in the San Francisco
5-20
4-29 ;
4-15
4- 3 V
6-
5-15
1
3- 1
5-15
—
From
found
purchasing
or
were
$74 million
York
Loans to brokers
carrying U. S. Government
and other securities increased $165
million.
a
common
list
4-20
4-24
5- 1
6666-
-•-#
1
1
1
-
5-14
5-14
5-14 '+
1
5-14
4-24
4-24
4-24
4-22
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-1
.
4
4-14 f
5-15
Real estate
income———
v.
»
'
5-1
1
4-23
5-25
10c
4-15
5-
t40c
Participatittg'nplas? A Lquar.)^4-:-r^4^-f
of corporate
stock
called
for
Corp. of America, common
$3.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
bonds, notes,
redemption,
Ralston
Purina
Randall
Company (quar.)
Graphite Bearings, Inc.
Randall
Co.. (quar.)—
Rapid Grip & Batten,
6%
preferred (s-a)
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
6%
vj*;»-4-20:y.
25c
87*/ic
30c
(quar.)
Radio
the current volume
preferred (s-a)
International
Raymond
50c
5c
$30c
t$1.5C
t$1.50
—I
:
5-14
5-14
4-20
4-15 '
6-12
6-12 j
9-14
4-21 *
4- 9
15c
$1.25
40c
50c
~
4-28
5- 1
5-15
5- 1
5-1
5-15
6-26
5- 1
-5-5
...4-30
7- 1
4-21
4-15
4-30
4-22
4-22 )
4-27
6-12
4-15
4-23
"■ 4-16
6-15
-
(quar.)—:
l.
—;
3-16
6-8
5-21
55c
25c
■
(quar.)—
Ltd.,; common fs-n)
Reading Company
4-27
7- 1
6-11,
5- 1
4-30
»7- 1
7- 1
10- 1
-
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
NOTICE
Company and Issue—
District, $41 million in New
in another press release.
and dealers for
and
net investment
Power Co. (quar.)
Qulnte Milk Products, Ltd.—
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption 01* last date for mak-,
U\
City, $34 million in the Cleveland District, and $24 mil¬
lion in the Chicago District.
Changes according to in¬
appear
Below will be
preferred
S.
OF
TENDER
Quarterly
*
Date
Reece Corp.
5y2%
conv.
subord.
Red
debs.,
due
PARTIAL
Dec.
1971
1,
—.Apr 30
6V4%
Finance
1953
due
May
Page
B
Reitnlan's
Reliable
due Sept.
1,
1970_
Air Reduction Co., Inc., 4y2% cum. conv.
American Discount Co. of Georgia 5.90%
series
-Class
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)„
Chemicals,
u
new
com.
(initial.
Corp. (N. Y.) (s-a)
T
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)——
Reinsurance
Date
Corp.—
debs,
junior subord.
-
Owl Stores
Reichhold
Company and Issue—•
Admiral
1177.
REDEMPTIONS
(Mass.), 5%
preferred
(quar.,)—
Reed (C. A.) Co., class A (quar.)
Page
Industries, Inc.—
total of $250 million at all
reporting
member banks; the principal increases
dustry
?.
5-1
30c
-
Water
Quebec
Fund Notices
in
f
Commercial and industrial loans increased in
all but
one
5-15
>
Quarterly Distribution Shares—
Redemption Galls and Sinking
the
5-15,
6-15
on
Sept. 2, 1958.
shows
4-13
4-13
6- 1
5-29
5-1
"
_
tNet
4-10
4-10
8-15
J15c
10c
t'JVaC
25%
t50c
1— '
——
__
'
,
—
$1.37^2
:
90c
$1.17Va
$1
Procter
v
55c
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com. fquar.):'
47V2C
4 W'o
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.06*4
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
.'—
$1.05
4Va% preferred (qua*-.) ——;—1
$1.12V2
4.64%
preferred- (quar.);
:
$1.16;
Public Service Do:'of New Hampshire—
"
Common
(qu'ari)*
;
25c
3.35% preferred (quar.)
84c
4.50%
preferred ^quar.)
$1.12*2
Puget Sound Power <fc Light Co. (quar.)
36c
Pure Oil Co. (quar.)
40c
23
—
118
+
752
6- 9'
6- 9'
4-30
4-30
5- 1
5- 1
(quar.)T.__""—i30c
shares
(N. J.) (quar.).——.
& Gamble Co.
(quar.)—1
,
10
+
6-24
8-24
$1.06Vi
(quar.)—_
-1——1---——:
Princeton
833
deposits:
_*
(quar.)
pfd.
River, Ltd.—
Prince
1,333
—
4>A%
Prentice-IIall, Inc. -(qUar.)
President Electric, Ltd.
(quar.)
Preway, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Price Bros & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
+ 1,302
63
■
(Del.)
preferred (quar.)
Edison Co., 3.60% pfd.
preferred B (quar.)
Extra
24
+
K.)
Ordinary and bearer
254
25
+
Potomac
175
406
+
2,759
62Vic
G2VaC
preferred'(quar.).
(quar.)—..—————
(H.
5Vj%
226
737
+
1st
$2.50 2nd preferred
Porter
Borrowings:
accept¬
for
1,513,659
.
42.2%
on
112
Government
banks
From
liabilities combined
(Contingent liability
—
13,306
_
deposits
demand
Domestic
-
Foreign
Total
Ratio
+.-
976
banks
5%
286
—2,109
104
'
-
+
65
+
1,591
domestic
.
1,524
LIABILITIES—
Time
376,233
868,410
43
—'
■
Demand
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus
Other capital accounts
+
7,166
9,711
Federal
with
+
38
—.
17,892
_;
vault—
In
Balances
—
143
73
289
—
—
.
2,655
banks
Reserves
—
176,350
446,937
+
4,871,108
2,378
_
securities
51,663,713
—
30,091
—
indebtedness
of
bonds-
S.
Other
Loans
.
securities—total
Government
Treasury
Treasury
reserves
pfd.
Jun
1933—:
1789
Reliance
Renold
Stores
:
1673
$1.10
(quar.)
Engineering (quar.)
Electric &
Chains,
Extra
debs.,
May
American Electronics Laboratories, Inc. 6%
convertible debentures due No. 1, 1968
Century Plastic Products, Inc.—
10-year 7% debs, doted May 1,
stock
capital
1, 1973
1789
—-May
.1~—
class.A
Ltd.,
$1.10
class
A
(quar.)
May
May
:
1673
1791
$1.10 class A
(quar.)
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)—
Reynolds Aluminum Co.; Ltd.
(Canada)—4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
-
5c
7- 1
6-15
27c
'
^
(quar.)
Extra
subordinated
25c
15c
25c
tl5c
30c
45c
28c
10-1
9-15
5c
10- 1
9-15
28c
10c
1-1-60
5-19
12-15
4-30
$1.19
3-1
4-1
.
Volume
Number 5841
189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1969)
When
Per
NujUC of Company
Share
Ilolder*
Per
Payable of Rec.
Name oj
Revnofris..Mctfcl§—
•4%b
preferred A (quar.)
'*:■?• 4 %%•.' 2nd preferred, (initialj_
59%c
Cob
Rich's
Inc.
5-
1
4-15
87Vac
■
Reynolds^ R. J. J Tobacco," new coin. (initial )
Reynolds Tobacco, class B (stock dividend>_
Riclxficld Oil
5-
1
>.';•• 4-15
5-15
50c
6- 5
1005- 6
V
(quar.)—7;1
common
iquar.)
75c
.
Rice
Brand
Mills
Inc.
Electric
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
3.90b
1
4-20
4.15b
20b
participating
Rogers
Ronr
(ouar.)
5-14
6-
5-14
1
Spiegel,
6-
5
Standard
6?15
6-
5
..Quarterly
Quarterly
5%
6-
7- 1
6-21)
5? 1
4-30
4-21
3-31
8-
1
5-15
8b
115c
6-1
5-15
6-15
6-
10c
5-15
15c
5-
5-14
Class
i
1
\
5-4
5-16
" 5-18
4-20
4-30
preferred A
..
4-30
5-29
5-29
Stouffer Corp.
5-29
6-
$1.25- 6-15
$1.25
-
$1.25
~
Storer
Broadcasting,
Class B
6-1
5- 1
7-1
6-5
%U vr'
+fic
->■
-
2b
5.2b
Stock
dividend.:
Corp.,
Extra
.-;
5b-conv.
-
1
.
(quar.)
1-11
4-20
...>
—
'
—
5-18
-
1
preferred (quar.)..—
27%c
5-
l
4-20
7- 1
6-19
27Vac
-8-1
7-17
(quar.)
5-29
Sdott Paper Co.; $3.40 preferred (quar.)
;V$4- preferred (quar.)•*•:
—
86c
5-1
4-17
$1
—*
5-1
4-17
Scovill
Manufacturing—; ^
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
Scythes & Cd., Ltdcommon, (quar.)
SlVic
,5b preferred-(quar.)————
Seaboard Finance (stock dividend)——*—
Seaboard
6-1
25c
to
25b
a
.
^
31 Vic
I2%c
.'.stock
■ dividend
Columbian Banknote (quar.)..
American Share*,. Inc.—
bb (Quarterly • from- investment income)——^
Shareholders-Truat pf Boston^V Shares
of beneficial tnterest_.._____—
Shawinig&iv Water & Power Co.— :
j
yCommon (increefed-quar.) _____L__
-*
—„.!*
4-30
.
.
7c
$$1.25
7- 1
6-18
$3c
7- 2
4-17
Von's Grocery Co. (quar.)
Vulcan Materials, common
.
126CL
5-25
6-15
20q b
6-12
i
4"V preferred'(qua-.*.)—.'——
Bherwin-WiUiams, Co. oL Canada. Ltd.—
br Common (quar.)
Shop
A-• Save-(1657)
Sierra
Bag
Food
$2.44
(quar.)
American
shares
Simmons
Simms
(T.
■'Siinon
Skelly
Oil
Slater
(N.)
Smith
'
Cc
(A.
,
Co.,
4-27
6*10
t25c
(quar,»_:_
5-
-.Sipith: (Howard). Paper Mills,
b; Common (quar.)
6-
South
South
Engineering,
Bend
Lathe
Coast Corp.
class
A
Work.s_b._i_-
——
(quar.)
B
(quar.}
preferred
(quar.)
4.08b
preferred
preferred
preferred
Southern
4b
44-
;___
(quar.)
Southern
5-31
5-
6-
1
1
3-15
6-
1
5-15
$62'/2C
b.
Co.—
5-15
:
5
-
203
1st preferred (quar.)
59c
5-
1
,4.72b
2nd preferred
5-
1
4-10
Southern Company (quar.)
Southern
Indiana Gas &
La
preferred
5-
1
4-15
$3.70
preferred
$3.50
preferred
1
4-1C
4-10
preferred (quar.)
■5b non-cum preferred (quar.)
Southland Life Insurance (Dallas)—
(Stock
dividend)
6-15
25c
9-15
Southwestern Drug, common (quar.)_
Southwestern Electric Service—
4.40b
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Investors
Southwestern Public Service, common (quar.)
33Va%
4-27
4-24
$1
6-10
$i
12-10
4-30
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-15
25c
5-25
5-15
25c
8-25
8-14
11-25
11-16
5-22
4-30
62Vic
5-
1
.4-17
8-
3
7-20
11-
10-19
2
5-15
5-15
92Vic
United
4-20
United Shoe
4%b
Ltd.
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—__—
6-
1
5-
5
4-20
4-20
5-
75c
5-1
4-20
8- 1
4-15
9- 1
r
5- 1
5-15
4-20
4-20
.
(quar,)_
(quar.)——_
4-18
52c
6-
1
4-27
13c
4-28
4-15
5c
9-15
3b
4-30
4-10
$1.80
6- 1
3-15
;—20c
_'.M5
30c
5-1
dividend)
*
(s-a)
(quar.)
4-23
5-
A
13.12%
A
62 %c
8- 1
4-14
50c
31 %o
6- 1
8- 1
4-20
4-20
32%c
8-
4-20
(this payment clears all arrears)
(quar.)
Light & Telephone, com. (quar.)
5b preferred (quar.)
8.20b preferred (quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
8- 1
4-14
B
8-15
6-
2Ot
(quar.)
Stationery Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Westminster Paper, class A (quar.)
Class
1
75o
5b
4-30
4-1$
7- 1
$1.26
12%o
4-30
Extra
4-20
4-15
4-15
-
lOo
4-30
4-15
$1.43%
5- 1
.4-10
$1
8-1
4-10
25c
6-10
85c
8-10
50c
(quar.)
com.
5-
1
5-
1
;
5-22
5-22
;
White Sewing
$2
Machine Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
prior
$3 conv.
White
preferred
Stores
(quar.)
75c
*—____
(quar.)
Wilbur-Suchard
20c
—__
Oil
Stock
.
5-15
.
4-23
.
4-23
4-21
,
Chocolate—
$3 preferred (quar.)
Wilcox
Co.
$1.26
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-30
5-29
35c
18%c
4-30
8-20
25c
-
4-21
5-20
2%b
-
Co.
5- 1
25c
dividend
Quarterly
I
7-30
6-10
8-16
6-16
6- 9
Stock
dividend
lb
Stock
dividend
lb
10-1
9-4
Stock
dividend
lb
1-4-60
12- 4
Wilson
ic
Co.,
Common
(quar.)
6- 1
8- 1
7-10
11- 1
10- •
18c
3-3®
4-18
9c
4-30
4-30
8-30
9o
Wisconsin
Electric
6-27
6-12
42%c
6-1
4-30
7-31
5-1
4-15
4c
34c
4-30
4-15
30o
$1.25
6-20
8- 1
$1.26
8- 1
$1.27
25o
17%c
$20c
62%o
8- 1
8- 1
6-15
4-30
6-2
$1.11
8- 1
4-15
25c
23c
25c
5- 1
6- 1
4-20
250
8- 1
7-20
25c
Power
preferred (1987)
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
4-30
4-16
20c
37%c
37%c
4-30
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
81 50
$1.50
Wisconsin Fund, Inc. (from Investment Inc.)
Wisconsin Power & Light (quar.)
■f, Wisconsin Public 8ervice Corp., com.
5b preferred (quar.)
5.04b
(quar.)
——
preferred (quar.)
„
5.08b preferred (quar.)
Witco Chemical (guar.)
Wometco
4-10
9c
Monthly
Monthly
6b
6- 6
.
35c
35c
Winfield Growth Industries Fund, Inc
Stores
(monthly)
6%
7- 1
35c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
Enterprises,
Woodward
Woolworth
Stores
(F.
class
A
Ltd
(1947),
W.)
Co.
(initial)——
—
(quar.)
County Electric—
4.44b preferred (quar.)
Wrlgley (Wm.) Jr.—
.
.
8-15
7-15
5-15
4-30
5-29
4-15
4-18
4-15
-
„
Monthly
25c
5-11
4-15
Monthly
Monthly
-
______—
-—
5-1
4-10
1
4-10
Yellow
Cab
Co.,
common—
6b
convertible
6%
convertible preferred
York
County
Ltd.,
Zeller's
60c
6-30
7- 1
8-29
Corp.
(increased-quar.)__
Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)___
25c
$2.50
5- 1
7-10
4-14
Machinery,
62Vic
5-1
4-3
a
25c
5-1
4-8
y
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
'.
common
65c
130c
,1
5-20
7- 1
6-19
.
1
4-20
4- 9
4- 9
4-18
4-30
7-31
8- 1
6-
4-20
-
4-1
5-29
$1.06%
Gas
preferred
4-10
6- 1
8-4
..
Monthly
4-20
■
1
6-10
.
4-30
17%c
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4b prior lien (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common
4% b preferred (quar.)
4-3
5-
1
4-16
Class
5-15
$1
4-18
Insurance Securltiea Co.—
5-1
$1
6
Glass
4-16
5-
1
4-20
preferred
27V2C
5-
1
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
27'Ac
5-
1
4-20
4.15b
U.
preferred
(quar)
$1.03a/4
5-
1
4-20
U. S. Fire Insurance
Extra
6.
5-11
5-25
Western
4-30
"4.36b
6b
0-
5-29
6-10
Yates-American Machine
comj
(increased)
,___
United-Greenfield
New
(stock
Westchester Fire Insurance
t8c"
87Vic
Improvement,
preferred (quar.)
5-15
4.40b
5-
6c
($100 par)
(quar.)
($25 par)
(quar.)
-—.
Gas
5-
1
4-15
$1
profits)
6-1
$110
4-15
United Continental Fund, (4c from net in¬
vestment income and 2c from securities
37c
$1.15
4-15
1
8-
$1.12%
series)
4-20
(quar.)
8-'l
3- 1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
series)
4-30
preferred
5-fl
4-15
4-15
62Vic
(1955
1
prefeired
3-jX
Funds—
5-15
4.40b
4-3
5b
preference (1956
10c
4.60b
4- 7
$1.49
preference
United
$1.10
4-15
4-30
$1.22%
4b
il-30
5-15
3
6-20
0-15
Worcester
(Calif.)
United
3
44c
4- 9
5-15
5-15
5-15
5- 1
United Aircraft Corp.—
-
and
,
4-28
I
.;
3
Williams Brothers Co. (quar.)—_
Wllliams-McWilliams Industries— "
25c
(quar.)
3
66-
V..
Williams A
4-27
(quar.)
6-
6-20
$1.06%
$1.28
5-15
1
4-30
6-20
6(o
5- 5
6-
7-17
5-8
8-15
6-10
'
5-29
5-15
5- 1
8- 1
20c
5-13
$1.42%
Street
Co.
5-29
50c
5-10
•
(stock div.)
of Canada,
Oil
Industries
Western
5-10
1
63%c
4b
•
(s-a)
1
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
8-14
66-
6- 1
6-1
2
8-1
from net realized capital gains)
Transportation, class A (quar.)
Wellington Equity Fund—
(Quar. from net investment i»ncome)
Common
(quar.)
Union Gas
5-15
8-21
22Vic
Union
25c
1
62Vic
preferred
1
4-17
4-20
6-
■
.
$4.50
5-
4-30
4-30
Electric Co.—
4
5-
4-24
5-11
20c
.•
5r
10c
4-30
6- 5
$1.14
(quar.)
4-18
40o
17Vic
$1.06%
$1.06'%
—
6-
8- 1
30c
50c
(quar.)
6- 2
6-20
Watson Bros.
4-30
30c
(quar.)
6- 2
6-20
$1.56%.
25c
'
6
25c
8-18
5-15
25c
(qu.ar.)_
Salle
6-
..
ncn-cum
Paper Mills
^Semi-annual
South
$4.00
;
.
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
6-20
Western Tablet Jk
4-15
30c
:
2
12%c
income
Precipitation Corp.
25c
Co.
Invest
Western
5-18
10c
from
Pacific
5-1
——_
8c
Western
6- 5
20c
of
4-18
4-15
7%c
,
Coach
(Quar.
•
4-16
$1.16
Gas Co.
$1.20
Sguthqrn Nevada Power (quar.)_____•.
Southern Railway—
Southland
&
32%c'
preferred (quar.)
Southern Materials (quar.)
5b
Oil
Union
Electric—
4.80b
5- 1
5- 1
(one share of Highway
Industries for each 10 ahs. held)
Quarterly
4-10,
59c
(quar.)_
8-1
$1.14
4-SO
dividend)
Quarterly
-
'4.72b
$1
Quarterly
Quarterly
Twin
4-20
-
~
8-30
Line—
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
5-15
6-
Trico
Ltd.-—
(quar.)
Colerado Power
30Vac
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).^
Common
5
22%c
(quar.).v
AV* %
Canada Power Co.,
5-5
S0.2658V4
common
6-12
6-12
30c
Company
,$2.55 preferred
$4.90 preferred
$5.98 preferred
$5.70 preferred
5-5
5-
140c
1
1
15c
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
Common
(quar.)
4- 4
5-31
6-12
77-
$1.27
(quar.)_:
common
preferred
Trailer
4
5-31
.
7- 1
$1
(quar.)..
Transaraerica Corp.
4- 4
5-31
.
26%cb
' 29% c
_________________
California Water,
Southern
25 %c
:
(quar.)
:
(quar.)__
Products
preferred
(Stock
6-12
4-3Q
v$1.28
$1.31%
50c
Continental Industries—
6
v
6-12
4-17
Trane
4-15
4-
6-12
1
4-30
Trans
6
4-29
b;28%c,
preferred" (quar.)
4.24b
4.88b
4-30
$1
6-12
1
4-10
4.56b preferred (quar.)
Trade Bank «fc Trust (N. Y.)
4-15
75c
___^
1
77-
4-10
4.25b
5-11
4-30
8-1
(quar.• jGOc b- 6-26
California Edison, com. (quar.)__
65c
4-30
preferred
(quar.)
28c
4-30
4.48b
,4.78 b
y5-29
12V'ac
Company, Ltd.
Southern
4.56b
3-31
4-15
,12%c
7-
$1.25
1
4%b
3-31
4-30
5-1
$1.22%
$1.27'/a
3- 1
Corp.
Toledo Edison,
2
6-
12Vic
(quar.)
W*lls
3-
Tokheim
$4.25 preferred
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
West Point Mfg. (quar.)
$1.21
Tinnerman
4-28
4-30
.
bTVie,:
40c.'*
—
Georgia Natural Gas (quar.)
Sduth Texas Development, cdass A (quar.)__
•Class
3-20
$30c
.South
Southam
4-10
6-
6-20
/
$8 preferred (quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
6-12
(quar.)______
6-20
...
6-12
$1.19
class A
8-1
27%c
(quar.)
1
4-10
Inc.,
Pictures
7-1
(quar.) b__.il
4-18
6-1
20c
7-
4-10
B
8- 1
>
520c
$1.16
$1.16%
dividend)
4-15
100b
i
6-12
(quar.)—.
4-28
8-15
$1.43%
6-12
1
(stock
8-12
37%o
,
(quar.)
7-1
1
Industries
5-20
25o
$.052
4-15
JOo
7- 1
7- 1
Light Co.—
Chemical,
9
18o
5-15
6-12
4-24
1
6-
10*
6-12
5-
Class
Ltd.—
—
•- 3
5-
Thriftlmart,
4-29
5-20
8-1
6-18
$1
Thompson
5-12
"• 5- X
40r;.
30c
6- 1
6-1
$1.14
Thiokol
5-14
5
6-15
$5c
5-15
5-
$1.25
6-16
(quar.)
I
$1.03
$1.05
7- 4-
Extra
4-15
*
5- 1.
,,
prcferxdcKQuar.)-~__.b_-_—tSO.c
Soixiban
1
0-12
-
5-15
1
6-
'
$30c
O;!:
1
preferred
12c
,
-
35c
$1.02Vti
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Therrn-O-Disc, Inc. (quar.)
5-26
45c
Ltd., common
4-15
$4.56
4-13
(quar.)—$$1.25
_b___— • f5q..
Corp. (quar.)
-bSmith-Douglas .tCo. (quar. )U_,___t.__b____i__ b'
$2
6-
&
2
20c
Swasey (quar.)
Washington Building Trust (Mass.)
Wa*hington Gas Light, common (quar.)
4-30
5-1
$4.76
4-15
COc
(quar.)__
$4
5- 8
1
Power
4-
&
>
common
4-30
4-
4c
(quar.)__
Bros.
2b
——-
4-30
5-29
33c
4b_2._
Texas
4-10
preferred
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
Warner
27c
;
Inc.,
5-15
(quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)
Industries
6-1
26c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-1
5-15
•
—
plus
preferred
preferred
5-1
.
20c
..
4-30
capital
income
$1.00Vi
$1.12%
—
from
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd
Walker Mfg. Co. (quar.)
$12%c
(quar.)-.____
$5 preferred; (quar.)—__——______
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil (quar,I
5-15
5%b
Warner
preferred
Texas
-:' bbb'
3-
-
35c
(quar..)
A
(quar.30c
—^
4-15
20o
(quar.)
5b
Electric.Service, $4 pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Common
4-30
61c
S.) & Co;, Ltd., $1 pfd.
A. Sops, Ltd., 5b pfd.
<H.)
'4-2 *'
4 5-15
15c,
(quar.)
_____
." Singer Mfq.'' (diifir.)
5-1
.
-
.
(reduced).—
Compairv (quar.)
5-15
1
4" $1,-1- f- 1
J;,-j-4. "v.'. —■:
+46c
5- i
t20c
". 5-15 -
(quar.t_
common
preferred
Si'mco.
..
Ltd.
Stores
Pacific Power,
6%b
4-21
(quar.)_____
4.64b preferred (quar.)—
Texas Gulf Producing (quar.j
Cexas
Illinois., Natural
Gas
Pipe
5- 5
6-
$1.25
-—
Corp. of America -(quar.)__—15c.
Sherwin-WiUiam» Co., common (quar.)'—$1.25,
Shopping
4-21
8-15
preferred
4.56.b
3.08b
■-
-rSheraton
,
Texas
-4-19
:
Vb.
—
5-15
(initial)__—
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
4-14
J33«/3C
prefeiredb.qr^ir.) 1_—]—.
.
25c
20c
—
.
5.25b
4.72b
3-31
preferred
4-21
5-15
5-15
5.12b
-3-31
.
4-30
••
A
Sheller Mim-Ctorp.„b.
Slienango Vailey Water Co.—:
.
'
4-18
4-15
B-1
6b preferred
(quar.)
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.
ffb
4-15
2nd
5- 1
5- 1
$v 43%
18c
4-15
5-15
preferred (quar.)___
prefermi ,(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.
preferred- (quar.)_-—
$1.31%
Virginia Railway—
8- 1
$1.08
5.10b
4-15
$1.01
65c
$1.27%
5b
4-15
4-10
(quar.)
4-15
(quar.)
....
1
5- 1
preferred
4-30
(quar.)_.—;
5-
40c
,
1
Carson
preferred
&
8-
Pearson <te
.
4-38
,-r
..£*'•„
16e
.
—-
-Class
•
.
.
b
$5
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
prefcrre<l (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
5-15
16c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__,
(quar.)
$4.20
17%c
2nd
1
Pood Co. (quar.)
Rogers (quar.)
preferred
$4.12
4-20
4-22
5-1
4.90b
* 6-15
10c
4-30
4-30
Waters
$4.04
5-1
.
8-
Varian
5- 1
5-15
4.65b
-
Selected
5-15
5-15
4.50V)
4-10
$1.06%
$1.50 convertible preferred series
A (Quar.)
Associates, (Calif.)
(stock dividend)
Subject to approval of stockholders
Virginia Electric & Power, com. (quav.)
5- 1
$1.04
.
.
5^15
(quar.)_
4.25b
5-13
4- 9
4-15
5- 1
80c
gains
65c
(quar.)__
4-18
4-30
.
investment
Camp Sea
Van
4-15
(quar.)
4.64b
value
par
$5, plus
Security
,,
A
5-11-
1
net
capital
Van
5-29
5-
from
from
*
•
5-13
8c
5- 8
28c
Tennessee Gas Transmission,- com.
4.10b
preferred .(quar.)
5-14
Surety Co.—
be changed-from-$10 to
;
1
6-1
6-15
preferred
preferred
4.60b
Shares.."split ''."two-tor-opc,
•
6-
i25c
t31%c
2b
6-15
5-29
25c
(quar.)
__
•
4-30
Vangas, Inc.—
(increased)
.
1-16
30e
lQb
*1.37%
2c
Vanadium Corp. of America
Vanderbilt Mutual Fund
6c
5b cohv. preferred
Taylor & Fenn Co., common (quar.)
4.32b- convertible preferred (quar.)_,
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__—_—
Telechrcme Mfg., class A (stock dividend)
4-17
preferred
2-1-60
4rl5
6c
4-30
45c
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-15
Lino Fund
(3c from earned inc. and
gains)
Valuo Line Income Fund—
37'/ac
preferred
5.10b
7-15
11- 1
17%c
4-17
10c
£
11-13
6- 1
8-1
(quar,)
1
(quar.)
common
11-30
<quar.)__
common
5-
conv.
Taylor,
Power,
56c
common
8-15
JL
(quar.)
12%c
—
8-31
(lncreased-qu*r.)__
4-16
(quar.)
Service
Value
5-18
87Vic
4-17
4.16b
6-30
5%b
4-22
4.32b
-
5%b
4-30
Inc.
Utah Southern Oil
•
class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
4b
preferred (s-a)__.
Tampa Electric. Co.; common
1
5-
4-8
4-16
5-29
87%c
1
Talon, Inc.,
7-20
5-
b 7-15
.37%c.
Schwitzer Corp.
8-10
5-18
30c,
,
(quar.)
" •
5-27
5-1
4-15
1
87Vic
5-15
r. I. M. E., Inc. (quar.)_
3
6-10
Controls
6-
87%o
5-
Wells
Gas
12-31
9-16
12-15
1
5- 1
7%c
5%b preferred (quar.)
5%b preferred (quar.)
5%b preferred (quar.)
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. (a-a)
6-15
9-80
15c
.___
4-16
-
5c
.__
....
preferred
7-
I- l
t20c
'
.
:
common
7-24
•
5b
Ltd:,' class A (quar.)
Schenley Industries^
4-10
6-10
4-24
15c
(quar.)
(qu*r.)
(quar.)
12%c
preferred (1952-1954 series)—
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada (quar.)—
Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)__
5-25
5b
,
Scarfe & Co.,
4-10
1
10c
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
,5.2b conv. preferred (quar.)
•'
6-15
1
8-
25c
(quar.)
Suburban
9- 1
12-1
35c
$1.10
.__
6-1
9-15
4-15
5-
5-
$1.60
(quar.)
Upjohn Company
Upper Peninsular
■
$40c
•
Corp., common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Stubnitz-Greene Corp., com. (reduced quar.)
1
12-15
;
5-20
5-1
4-30
62%c
dividend
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Co., common (quar.)
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—
4%b preferred (quar.)_,
9-14
1
preferred
Stock
12-1
6-
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
:
/
Srawbridge & Clothier,
6-15
10-1
$10c
preferred (quar.)
Strutliers
r.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
6-12
12-16
40c
fSSiic
(quar.)_;
7- 1
25c
Universal
!
Stern Textiles
&
4%b
Co.—
.
5-29
;b'Vv >'
preferred C (quar.)
Stevens (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
3-30
1
$3.50
6-15
1
5-18
7%c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5-31
$1.07%
5-29
8
$15c
6-30
.
$1
6-15
(quar.)
5b
10c
-
25c
7-
8-25
15c
8-12
7%c
preferred
$3.50
(quar.)
preferred
5b
10c
$3.50
30c
«-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.50
Sawhill Tubular Products—
Schering
Common
5-
(quar.)
Improvement & Forge Co. (quar.)
Steel Parts Corp.
Sterling Precision Corp.—
4-25
10c
•
.—
—
dividend...
7-20
4-18
Steel
4-1
.
S-
-7-1
$2
(quar.)
4-15
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4-20
5-15
30c
'
A
Sterchi Bros. Stores
4-20
5-1
6-1
714c-
—
preferred
Stock
1
Btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
,
5c
.5b
'Stock dividend
7-20
8-
$1.12% "
preferred
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B
4-30
5-1
25c
5
415c
A (quar.)
preferred A : (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
——-.—
St.: Regis
Paper, common (quar.)——.—
C$4.401st pfd, series A (quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.—•
•>. New
common
< initial)
1
1
;
8b preferred (quar.)
5b preferred (quar.)
25c
15c
5b
7-20
7-20
8-
30c*
$1.60
$$1.06%
—
8-
22%*
Corp.
(quar.)
United Stores Corp., $6 conv.
pfd. (quar.)__
United Transit Corp., common
(quar.)
5b preferred (quar.)
United Wheian Corp., common
G-10
___.
Dredging,
6-15
——_
Ry.
1
8-1
30c
90t'
4._——;
7-20
5- 1
—
$2
______—
Francisco
1
Payable oj Rec.
Corp.—
U. 8. Rubber Co., 8 b
preferred (quar.)
United States Vitamin 6c
Pharmaceutical
20c
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.—
4%b preferred (quar.)
....
Louis-San
8-
Holder*
When
share
Hoffman Machinery
4% b preferred (s-a)
66%c
t__
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
8tern
'Common (resumed)
7-20
Company
8.
Common
common
5-14
■a
St.
Inc.,
6-15
f25c
Saseway' Stores, Inc., com. (monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
4b
preferred (quar.)....
--'*.30b preferred (quar.)n
4-20
7-20
1
5c
5-14
—4.^..——_—;—I
(quar.).....
1
8-
92'/ac
—
5-14
--i-'f
—
System
6-1,
(quar.)
6* 1
6- 1
(quar.)
Roxbiiry Carpet Co. (quar.).
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)..
Royalties Management Corp..—
Rubbermaid,
—'
Ryder
Common
*$.08333
A
8-
27%c
—
4%b preferred (quar.)
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons, Inc.
6-1
:—
'Class B (quar.)
■414% preferred (qu&r.)—__
Rorer (William
R.) new com. (initial)...
Rose's. 5, 10 & 25c Stores, common (quar.)__
B
5-11
4-10
1
3714c
(quar.)
Aircraft;
•Class
6-12
$1.18%
$1.23%
.t.;
Corp.
(quar.)
Paper Co. Ltd., class
4.60b
50c
;
Valley RR. (s-a.i
Corp.,- $3:69 class A (quar.).
Rolland
4.40b
4
5-
30c
$1.02%
Rochester & Genessee
8- J
27%C
(quar.)_—
(quar,)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
$1
*$1.50 participating preferred
92 %c
preferred
97yac
preferred (quar.$103%
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
preferred (quar.)—
$1.15
l
(quar.)_____——$1.02%
J
4-20
preferred
■
preferred P (quar.)_
f4.10b preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (qtiar.)__
4.95b preferred K (quar.)_—_____
R'obbins & Myers, Ipc-. common (quar.»
1
Per
Heme q/
U.
5-
3.70b
....
Holder*
97VaC
5-15
5-
t_
4%b
When
Payable of Rec.
(Continued)—
preferred
preferred
*
Co.—
Share
Service
4.38b
5-
4 b
4.10b
3.70b
20c
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd. Ordinary—
^
(Pinal payment of 5b equal to about 12c
b per share, and a special interim pay¬
ment of 5b equal to about 4c per shr.t
Public
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____>„_r
,4.40b
:
93%c
_—
33 4 (J.
Rochester™ Gas&
3.90b
6
4-
6-15
Rio Tinto.Co.,
River
Company
Southwestern
49
common
(quar.)
-
preferred (quar.)
Envelope (quar.)
(N. Y.)
°
•
5-1
4-3
6-
1
8-24
25c
5-
1
4-15
preferred
|56%o
(quar.)
5-1
4-1
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
$ Payable
in
Canadian
resident tax
6-19
25c
(quar.)
4% b
Less
funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7b.
at
the source.
x
Previously
date
xLess
Hoa-
British Income tax.
published
and/or
Jamaica
♦ p»vaVii»
in
tt
record
Income
r
date was
date
Is
Incorrect.
Indicated
The
^
corrected paymeai
here.
tax
funds
less
15b
Canadian nonresident* tax
"
the
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
12 months ended March 31, .1958. The net
share "and
a
INVESTMENT NEWS
for
Tlio
The
to our announcement of the Honeywell 800
computing scientific
great that we have decided to expand and
Cecr-ntralize our sales and service effort by creating a strong branch
Office organization across the continent," Walter W. Kinke, Datamatic
response
electronic systems for processing business data and
been
has
explained.
Honeywell 800 system, announced in January, is credited with
"firsts"
in
the
data-processing
field,
including
"Parallel
processing" of information, which .-Hows Its powerful central computer
to do as many as eight separate Jobs at the same time, simplifying
program work. The first system will be installed at Associated Hospital
|jervice of New York, to electronically process the; vast amount of
required
to
I960.—V. 180, p.
service
1349.
7,100,000
Blue
„195g
,
.
188,
1805.
p.
SEC
the
1059,
joining
Francisco
San
issuance
of
Co.—Stock
Regional
permanent
a
Sale
Enjoined—
Office announced
injunction (USDC,
17,
April
on
Arizona!
en¬
this
company, Eugene M. Rosenson, and Marcus T. Bauman
further violations of the prospectus requirements and the anti-
from
fraud
of
provisions
North
the
of
American
injunction.—V.
by
subscribers,
(,'ross
Net
186,
of 1933 in the offer and sale
defendants consented to the
Securities Act
Finance
The
stock.
G78.
p.
$3,101,421
-—
share
common
per
$2,913,054
$0.32
income
$0.30
provision
(after
preferred dividends)
for
187, p. 2705.
1959.
shares outstanding at March 31,
Based on 9,421,924 common
/
—
company
The
The
1,
1039
,
revenues,
oper.
'•Earnings
*
North American Finance
cevcral
Oct.
periods.
to
1959,
—V.
so
president,
ifiaperyork
of both
end
3,337,475
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
covering 70,000 shares of common stock, being the number
of shares as to which options recently have been granted or may be
granted under the Key Employees' Stock Option Plan of the company.
20,
requirements.
"Nationwide
the
of
Registers Stock Plan With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Specialists at the main offices in Newton Highlands, Mass. will be
on special assignments
to meet individual branch office or
problems
at
outstanding
basis
the
on
$100,618,737 for the 12 months ended March 31,
were
compared
as
Norwich Pharniacal Co.
available
customer
calculated
are
v
rentals and royalties $26r536,'#29 $26,8o4,20i
Net income before depreciation, depletion ana
|
income taxes.
6.520,181
6,307,49^.
Depreciation and depletion——
—2,009,260
1,903,638
Provision for income taxesL—
1,409.500
1,490,600
sales,
—V.
York, Los Angeles and Boston, and others will open
1 in Chicago and Washington, he said. In addition, a large staff
Ida'v
Of
stock
common
revenues
tax purposes.
share
Thrcc Months Ended March 31—.
Net
1805.
p.
,
,
New
In
Income
per
of accelerated deprecia¬
J\":
Peabody Coal Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
income includes 45 cents
resulting from reductions
use
—
to stu announcement by Irani; W. Ladwlg, General Sales
Ivlanager of the division.
■'
Branch offices, named by a full complement of systems and methods
cnalvsts
sales personnel and customer training instructors, have been
opened
share, respectively,
a
$91,033,412 for the 1958 period.
Not-income after fixed charges and before dividends on preferred
stock was $15,248,399 for
the 12 months ended March 31, 1959, as
compared to $12,210,804 for the previous 12 months period.—-V. 188,
C-CcordJng
1
of
Gross
1959,
generation" electronic data-processing systems,
its "new
ot
Federal
earnings
shares
(Continued from page 10)
cents
32
Federal income taxes attributable to the
in
tion
,,ul
Financial Chronicle Vjf/Henday, April 27, 1959
The Commercial and
(1570)
*0.
Products,
Photo
Peerless
Inc.—New
Product—
A new "Quick Silver"
separate processor, just introduced by this
corporation, Is specifically designed to modernize a customer's existing
office photocopy equipment and permit him to take full advantage
of the revolutionary now "Quick Silver" photocopy, process.
"Quick Sliver" is e silver-photography stabilization process with the
versatility, speed, and convenience which make It eminently suited for
office
copying. Only a single sensitized sheet of paper is used to
make
a
copy. There
Is no "peel-apart" or throwaway sheet. The
process can make either one copy or hundreds quickly and. economically
from a single original. Superior quality reproduction with high image
density and long life Is obtained by the use of two- separate processing
solutions
than
rather
combining
the
activator
stabilizer
and the
into
where they would be working against each other ^end
produce fuzzy, low density priqts of uncertain permanence.
The new unit
(Model 1500) is used to process copies, which have
been exposed on other types of photocopy printers.—V. 188, p. 1521.
monobath
ore
tend
to
Ohio Tower Co.—Proposes Sale—
Missouri Utilities Co., Cape Girardeau, Mo.
%Vith Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
CEO
company
covering
held.
shares
This company has filed a proposal with the SEC for the sale of
certain Jointly-owned wood poles to The Ohio Bell Telephone Co.; and
the Commission has issued an order giving interested persons
until
14 filed a letter of notification with ihe
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
April
on
10,154
May 4, 1959, to request a hearing thereon. The first sale, which Is
expected to be consummated after April 15, 1959, involves 12,243 poles
stockholders on the basis of one share for each
offering will be underwritten by Edward D.
♦or-subscription by
Sil
Files
—
located
<?ones & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
;
The
—V.
proceeds
18G,
are.
to be added to the general funds of the company.
2470.
p.
the
SEC—
With
Plan
Bell's
Ohio
Southwest
the sales Is to effect approximate equalization of investment in Jointlyused poles and in the fees which each company pays the other for
Molybdenum Corp. of America—Registers Stock Op¬
tion
in
Exchange Area. The second sale,
expected to be consummated about May 15, 1959, involves 0,085 poles
located in its Northeast Exchange Arca^
The selling price will bo
$467,375 and $235,132, respectively. Ohio Fower is said to own con¬
siderably more Jointly-used poles than Ohio Bell; and the purpose of
The
privilege
Joint
or
Joint use.
use of the
The
two
poles.—V. 189,
p.
companies will continue
1570.
to
share
Petrol Oil & Gas Co., Ltd.—Reports Progress—
Substantial
J.
G.
Owens*Illinois Glass Co.
(& Domestic Subs.)—Sales—
Earnings Higher—Expansion Continues—
Three Months Ended March
31-
income
Cash
'1958
1957.
taxes
Mr.
for
net
Higher—
SHARE
PROPORTIONATE
ASSOCIATED
50%
OP
Federal
OWNED
-First Quarter
1&59
1958
"
•
• let**;ales„-.......
•»«o;he'.~before
'
"
income
taxes
ftneome taxes-
$
after exploration, depreciation- and
compared with a loss of $43,493-for 1957.
14,073,000
1G,068,000
0,406,000
-
J.
Net
income™
♦At
Dec.
31.
Nuland
these
noted
in
area
would
wells
EARNINGS
OF
PARENT
COMPANY,
CANADIAN SUBSIDIARIES
i
The
DOMESTIC
ently being rehabilitated,
1858
$
«7et
«alcs.._
_•
•ncoiw- before
income
taxes,
$
149,792,000 127,475,000
21,017,000
10,472,000
-
€ne*ri»Otaxes
new
a
—•—First Quarter
1959'
10,278,000
ments
4,406,000
11,339,000
0,006,000
Life
income-
Chaves outstanding....—
Common
per
•At
Dec.
31,
:
189,
$0.51
be
wells
the
that
Alberta
would
start
Montecatini, Italy—License Agreements Signed—
,
drilling
Net
that
plant
construction
will
These
further authoritative
a
•mpoi'ta-nt results of its research. "
Covered
everywhere
by
$5,034,000,
equivalent
the
final
44
cents
a
share
on
10,347,174
sales
for
with
compared
«»uarter.—V.
the
net
189,
p.
first
quarter
of
of
1959
$114,318,000
were
1958,
record
a
also
new
a
$14,273,583
record,
compared
$084,860
were
Petrosur Oil Corp., Inc., N. Y. City—Acquisition—
substantial interest
of a
with
The
transfer
stock
Canada
the
and
Hawaiian
Punch,
Inc.,
was
year
Pacific Northern Airlines, Inc.—New
sales
p.
will
con¬
1242.
an
undisclosed purchase price in cash and
a
3GVi%
working- interest in a- discovery well
in the new producing field southeast of Eunice, La.,
for
acres
west of Bayou
and
Petrosur
Is in
Mallet oil lield.
At
from Creole is the beginning-of a series
learned from Sim Amir, President of Petrosur,
of
acquisitions, it v:as
who arranged the transaction through
banking firm which he also heads.
Creole
Explorations,
Creole
Explorations,
the
same
time, Mr.
Woodley revealed that Pacific Northern has
additional Lockheed Constellation which are being put
this Spring. This brings the PNA fleet of Constellations in
Alaska- service to six.
;
two
per
Mr.
common~sfiareI"™I"Z~™III
Cochrane
pointed out that
4
'
on
will
discuss
be
-
Net
and
company's overall
TllMe programs ™ ^ financed-out
an all-time
_
Statement
1M9'
"6
a
than
more
be
on
cut
Inc.,
award
to Paclfio
all
12%
as
a
result
of
the
hew
service
in
Productions,
Inc.,
Various parte- of
.
■
presently
Louisiana.
and semi-proven in Breathitt County,
proven
Ky.
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
(Chas.)
Stock Split Approved—
First-quarter
sales
-
this
of
corporation were the highest In the
firm's
history, but earnings were slightly lower ■ than in the same
period in 1958, John E. McKeen, President, reported on April 20.
World-wide sales
This
121-2%
Mr.
1950,
of the
per
share
$53,779,000
sales
equaled
indicated.
McKeen
Net earnings in the opening quarter were $6,333,000 compared with
$6,526,000 for the same period in 1958. This was equivalent to $1.17
per share of common stcck, against $1.20 in the January-March period
a
year ago. The number- of shares of common stock outstanding at
the
end
Mr.
of
the
first
quarter
both
in
the
Co.—Earnings Increased—
corresponding period
last year.
during the first quarter of this year, totaled 206,987
production schedules for the current year have been
-
-
'
/'
r;
;
1959
Economic
:
for1 the
"
company will continue its progress during
studies indicate that business will improve
year;
facilities
sulphur;
Panellit, Inc.—Proposed Offering to Stockholders—
See
Information Systems,
Inc.
above.—V. 182,
p.
818.
■
.
'
5,371,976.
attributed
McKoen
the continued
low
that
hopeful
are
as-the
year
progresses
we
will
continue
to
show
an
Increased
volume
of
business
over
1958."
he' declared.
"Although It is still too early to predict the effect this "higher volume
will have on our overall earnings, we arc encouraged by some of the
new products now in our laboratories which are due for introduction."
The
the
share
owners
stock
common
tribution
Mr.
of
two
April
on
20
will
be
which
shares
also
McKeen
which
v.411
bring
than
more
approved
$40
by
for
each
announced
Pfizer
million
the
for' vitamins
plant, in Grotcn,
C
rmd
approved
effected
next
the
said,
he
three-for-one
a
May
15
split
the
through
of
dis¬
held.
one
plans for a new expansion program
outlays here and abroad to slightly
capital
over
company,
and
A
two
are
years.
the
Among
manufacturing
new
projects
facilities
synthetic organic chemicals, at the Pfizer
Conn.—V.
189, p.
1678.
Phillips-Van Ileusen Corp.—Registers Exchange Offer
This
in
corporation
SEC
covering
exchange for
and
one-half
Kennedy's
April
on
69,210
common
shares
of
21
shares
stock
filed
of
Its
a
registration- statement
common
of Kennedy's,
PhillipsrVan
stock.
stock;
Heusen' stock
.
be
to
with
offered
Inc.. in - the ratio of
for
one
ona
share
of
' "
As of April 2,
1959, Phillips-Van Heusen owned 72,285 of the 118,425
shares of
Kennedy's common
stock., or approximately
outstanding
61.04%.
It
Kennedy's
also
latter
that
It
owned
preferred.
Phillips-Van
anticipated ,Jhat the
year
totaled
years
the slight decline In first-quarter earnings
prices for penicillin, streptomycin," vitamins and
cteroids and
to
higher operating costs. He pointed out that firstquarter business a year ago reflected an abnormally-heavy demand
for broadspectrum antibiotics resulting from the world-wide influenza
epidemic.
to
Speepak service for mall and cargo
flights, it was announced.—V. 188, p. 1616.
in
$60,547,000 in the first three
in the same pertod last year.
those for the entire year in
company were
the
above
first-quarter
year's
and
consequently,- sulphur output will also improve. Pro¬
ere being
geared for the expected increased demand
therefore; no burden will be applied to the company's
inventory position.—V. 189, p. 1678.
net Income
share
Creole
and
producing wells
16
and the United States.
It was also learned that Petrosur Is In
the process of acquiring working interest in leasea covering 1,000 acres,
10 oil wells producing 400 barrels per day, and undeveloped
acreage,
10%.
850,000 long'tons.
duction
Corp.—Earnings—
tIlat the balance of
equivalent to $4.10
recent
and
during the
for
was
a
Shipments during the first quarter amounted to 192,000 gross tons
compared with 175,000 tons during the same period last year.
the
J^?ri!oratlon on A?r11, 17 reP°rted
«pp-icab!e to common stock
tons,
at
Tt is
Merritt-Chapman <fc Scott Corp. above.—V. 189,
p. 14G9.
New York State Electric & Gas
cents
Production
eet
as
Gee
of
earnings after taxes, for the first quarter of the current year,
to $793,926, or 37. cents per share, compared with
$760,849,
35
cr
,
N;ewJ?rk, Shil>bulldin^ Corp.—Registration
result
amounted
long
-«
a
Pan American Sulphur
the
Co-Be Withdrawn—
reduced
rates will
will be available
4G1f(Ui8
management
•
a Delaware
corporation, organized in 1953, owns directly
through its subsidiaries extensive acreage in Latin American coun¬
the
$6°$o.58
•G^lvriSlp.h2353;leS °f $37'319'99* ^ the year 1958,
Is
Northwest."
cargo
1gg.
to consolidate
to
to Kodiak
Passenger fares between Kodiak and the Pacific Northwest gateways
$8,117,715
divisional set-up within the organi-
a
wihad functions. been went
recently He Instituted
WtarkcH-ing
Pacific
! 1958
.
route
new
Northern by the Civil Aeronautics Board," Mr. Woodley stated, adding
that it will cut in half the enroute time between Kodiak
and the
"■
31
$8,838,087-
RBffiSS
"The
.
1959 f'
^
®*O(ms»1CS
investment
Inc.,
Co.,
&
■■
operate
"We
into service
Neptune Meter Co.—Forecasts Rise in
Earnings—»
.
Amir
completed the discovery well and conse¬
quently the new field In late March, 1959. Production from the well
is being purchased by Cities Service Co. The discovery well, the Henry
Goss No. l, was brought in with an initial production of 151 barrels of
oil of 41.0 gravity.
v-;- '
'■
Inc.,
-
QUARTER ENDED MARCH
<
the process of expanding its world-wide operations and
this Initial Louisiana purchase
Service—
large air carrier of passengers and freight into Alaska will
Inaugurate direct twice-weekly Constellation service between Portland,
Seattle-Tacoma and Kodiak, Alaska, on May 1, 1959, it was announced
in April by Arthur a. Woodley, President.
W. H. Cochrane, President, has forecast
that tills year's earnings
would increase
approximately 10% over 1958. 1958 earnings were $2.70
share as compared to- $2:59 for 1957.
'
• ■
"
FOR
Acadia parish (La.)
Involved
Petrosur
of
and, in 1,470
months,
the
acquired
EARNINGS
in producing
oil properties of Creole Explorations, Inc., New Orleans, by Petrosur
Oil Corp., Inc., was announced on April 7 by Robert U. Blum, President
of Creole.
■
compared
This
common
to $128,060,000,
corresponding 1958
the
to Petrol's board at the annual meet¬
Mr.
tries
of shares
outstanding which is after adjustment
stock split effected July 21, 1958, a 5%
stock
22, 1558 and a tlirce-for-onc stock split on March
Dec.
For the year ahead there is every indication that
tinue their vigorous growth, Mr. Hughes said.—V. 189,
amounted
in
1349.
and
Purchase
or
the subsidiary was processing and freezing the fruit and
chipping it "to the company's main plant In Fuller ton, Calif., he said.
quarter of 1958.
sales
ground- conditions per¬
aa-
Mr. C.
Co.,
board
1959.
of
■
Net
Aetna
soon
In June.
jointly
on
to
of
the
of
incorporated in Hawaii
to insure
a
reliable source of supply for the more exotic tropical
fruits used In Pacific Hawaiian's products. A
plant for the processing
of fruit has been least In Ililo, Hawaii and fresh fruit
purchase con¬
tracts have been signed with growers. Throughout the fourth
quarter
March 31, 1959.
Tliis compares with net income of
$5,511,000, or 49 cents-a share on
«Oj880#96 common shares for the first quarter of 1958, and net income
®f
1958
for
number
on
In
National Distillers & Chemical
Corp.—Earnings Up—
«liares for
member
past year, two now wholly-owned subsidiaries were formed,
Mr.
Hughes said. Pacific Hawaiian Products of Canada, Ltd.
was
organized for the purpose of producing and selling, company products
l^Unc2n)e
outstanding
new
a\two-for-on3
In
or
*°r the Quarter ended March 31, 1959 amounted to $G,iCl/,000, John E. Bierwirth, Chairman, and
Roy F. Coppedgc, Jr.,
vm*Hten£, announced on April 17. Tills is equivalent, after
preferred
^flividend requirements, to 54 cents a share on
10,357,830 shares of
stock
for
same
6,
patent applications, the Natta
vontians have wide and
far-reaching industrial consequences since
*hey not only include the new polypropylene plastic material, but are
■dlic starting point for textile fibers and elastomerlc
substances having
-anew and highly
interesting properties.—V. 189, p. 1131.
common
sales
earnings
dividend
•
patents
a
increased
the
acknowledgement of original Monlecatlni inventions and
are
1958
for
begin-,
•mmodiately.
•momational
.
as
189, p. 1242.
with $497,044 for 1957. After preferred dividends, 1958
earnings were
-equal to 90 cents per share based on 752,250 common shares now
outstanding. Earnings for 1957 were equal to 66 cents per share on
■
license agreements
in
Total
covering the production of polypropylene
•or*.plastic uses (already manufactured and sold in Italy under the
lirade-mark "MOPLEN") have just been completed and-come into force.
announced
foreign countries, he added.
Senior Vice-President
Conn.,
elected
as
He
$10,893,428 for 1957.
•fotiteeatfnf-Zicgler' patents
new
been
31%
while earnings increased 37%
over
the previous year, Reuben P. Hughes, President, announced on April 20.
The company on April 20
officially announced that license agreements
tk*. industrial exploitation in the United
Kingdom by Imperial
•Chemical Industries and Shell Chemical Co. of the
MontecaMni and
have
In
Hartford,
has
assure
year-end.
Petrosur,
mor
licensees
of
Co.,
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co.—Earnings Higher—
Sales
Both
companies
Hill,
to
drilling reservations in th»
that- » minimum of four
estimated that the first
of
number
seemed
before
started
Petschek, who is associated with the firm of Kuhn, Loeb
J. L. Lewtas, a partner in" the Toronto law firm of
Arnoldi, Parry, Campbell & Lewtas.—V. 182, p. 1803.'
&
$0.27
1575.
p.
A.
Insurance
directors.—V.
22,301,900 ♦22,256,000
shares
1958.—-V.
of
several
in
John
-v
Net
company's glass
container plant in Eogota, Columbia, Is pres¬
Mr. Levis said, and plans are underway for
glass container plant in New Orleans.
Capital expenditures in the United States during 1959 will be higher
than last year, when expenditures were a little more than $18,000,000.
lie added. Capital expenditures in foreign areas
may be less this year
than the $5,500,000 spent In 1958. Owens-Illinois is
considering invest¬
AND
ONLY
-
ing.
$0.80
Chicago
~
"
1958.-
$0.98
P.
Levis, President, said that a new corrugated box plant In
will begin production this year and that another box plant
in Minneapolis is expected to be completed early in 1960. The Los
Angeles plant, of National Container Corp. of California, a subsidiary,
is being modernized and the plant's capacity more than doubled.
15,708,000
7,007,000
22,301,900 ♦22,256,000
$0.71
$0.34
Chares outstandingly—
Jferrmings per common share.*
7,145,287
lncomt
Nuland stated that te
Simonette
6,566,417
7,152,537
despll*
company's oil reserves of 2,300,000 gross
did not include possible large secondary reserves-at Turner
Valley in Alberta where waterflood operations are now- in progress.
6,437,400
255,000
7,834,097
;
of
-
262,344
-
shares outstanding at end
period
Earnings per common share (after deducting
dividend requirements ol the 4% pfd. shares)
$
32,430,000
-
7,513,C5G
taxes
Net earnings
Number of common
197,842.000 101,093.000
-
taxes
income
Deferred income
COMPANIES!
1
123,390,514 119.323,820
15,010,397
13,258",817
taxes
barrels,
barrels
of
Provision for:
CAENINGS OP COMPANY. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN SUBSIDIARIES
[INCLUDING
sales
Earnings before Federal income
1C1,877
income,
$11,081,
was
Two new directors were elected
Net
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Sales and Earnings
to
1953 was $477,908, 22% more thaivl957's- $390,249.
1958 increased 24%
to $291,273 "from $234,966 In
Gross revenue for
mitted
1958
1959
'
oil production in 1958 rose 33,490
prorationing in Alberta and Texas.
Net
severe
Mr.
This corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
/Iprll 15, 1959, covering 97,304 shares of common stock, reserved for
«§«Hiance upon exercise of outstanding Restricted Stock Options which
ivcrc
Issued to key personnel pursuant to
ail. Executive
Employees'
fjfcock Option Plan.—V. 180, p. 1849.
by this company during 195a was-reported by
President, at the annual meeting of stockholders on
progress
Nuland,
7.
April
Heusen
desires
will
to
have
10,872 of the 50,000 outstanding shares of
Both* Issues having voting rights," thus. giving
49.37%
of the outstanding voting stock.
Tha
obtain
full
policies of Kennedy's.
additional
effective
It has
shares
control
of
of
the
Kennedy's
common
-co
business-topcratlon and
present plans for the dissolution and
liquidation or merger of Kennedy's with and Into Phillips-Van Heusen.
Kennedy's is located in Boston, Mass. It is engaged in • the sale, at
retail of men's wearing apparel, operates 15 stores in the New England
area.—V. 188, p. 2646.
no
Phelps Dodge Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
Earnings
the
first
of
this corporation
quarter of 1959 before
were
estimated,
deduction! tor
.
.
at' $13,000;000
depletion.-of
^
.fofmlneSj
•
Volume
Number 5841
189
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
s:'
(1971).
about
or
months
$1.28-a
of
share,
1958,
.
compared with
cents a sharer.
67
or
greater volume of business,
G.
President,
Page,
said
well
as
to
as
April
on
$6,800,000 for
lower
production
copper.
rate,
we
;
,
first
three
due
to 'a
better
'Cdpper prices," Robert
were
J
•
Purity Stores, Ltd. (Calif.)—Sales Up About 3%-*and Chief Executive Officer, on April 3 stated
earnings for the 12 weeks ended March 28, 1959 will show a sub¬
stantial improvement over the depressed
comparable weeks of 1958, but
'
year
ago,
*/', £"•
A*'
*
\
i •, V'
•
•"
with
even
stocks
'
•
short of industry averages. Sales for the 12 weeks
totaled
increase of 2.9# over the comparable weeks of 1958.
Noting thr.t an extensive renovation program is planned, Mr. Niven
stated that the company plans to
supplement the new store construc¬
tion program with the
acquisition of existing businesses where possible.
In addition to the acquisition of
supermarkets in San Luis Obispo,
Watsonville and Salinas which has been
completed, the company is
$22,924,183,
approxi¬
were
'•* )•*•:".
of
-
Mr.'Page declined to estimate earnings for" the year, which, he said,
depend upon the price of copper and upon the volume of busi¬
will
additional
ness.
An
labor
contracts
in
1956
will
expire
this'summer.
"The
expiration date of the most important contracts
coincides
with the expiration date of the
contracts.,in.;the,steel, industry," Mr.
Page said.
"Negotiations with the unions have--not yet been initiated.
will
I
not
try
say-that
predict whether
to
they,
obviously
are
by
strikes.
not
or
no
wilCoccur,
but
impossible".
means,
.
must
Or
down
in
earnings
the
copper
$4,48
share
a
for
the
preceding; year.
by
quarters, Mr. ;Page showed' the
industry during 1958 as follows:'-" *
—
.Apioujit.
1*
First
i
-Second
-
-
'•
Third
•/'
-
quarter
Mr.
pointed
Page'
1958 ;Witl\,ra
year
out
to
shareholders
price -of
copper
corporation's
investments:
2,7
the
0.78-v
-
entered
company
the
The
cents.„
Inc.
peake
has
s'tated.^V. .188. 'pr 19"68'."
;
This
April
,
corporation
15,
slock.
:
.1959,
shares
price
will
and
first
of
be.
offered
be
subsidiaries
shares,
common
are
the
SEC
its
sale
.
Harrison,
common
Salt
President,
except that 8,000
Pioneer.
The offering
Treasurer,
and
Gordon,
trusts;
such
Co.
John
.
individually and doing business as Leather
Company, Ethel Aron. Anita Rimer- and Anne Gordon. After
shareholders
April
on
15
approved
a
Donn
' -
-
'
.
^.
company's
will
Preliminary, figures for the lirsf quarter:-ofil959 indicate that sales
totaled $7,597(070..
Earnings were $236,906 "or T3.6-cents per share.
a noh-rccurring profit* of $212,000.This compares with sales of $7,084,419 in' the" first'-quarter-of 1958.
Earnings
rw
period
were $84,542 or five cents per share.—V.
.
-
firmed
its
Brink's
Inc.,
earlier
it
approval
of
announced
was
eonipaivy-'s."acquiring
this
on
April
20.—V.
188,
lias
surviving
corporation
-Polymer
Corp.—Listing in Ne,w York—
the
Radon
uranium
in
mine
.
More Trailers—
disclosed that it is converting
Fisher,
50 gondola
bearings;- valve seats, cams;'rollers," tvajih-ers-.
Stores
cornoration
company's history, in the year ended .Jan. 3l, 1958..
Jan.
31,
1958.
Rexall
surfaces
;7V;J'-''/*:
^
187^. p. 2337^; J "t
turing
of South
The
—
,
-.•
-■
/
•
'
Pressed Metals of
Tiiis
,
April
17,": 1959^
stock.
•
'
filed
SEC
on
•Th-c"-stock
common
is to be offered for sdlg by the' holders thereof at
price of the stock on "the .Ameneerh -Stock Exchange. No
underwriting- is. involved, '-f.• •:
*■
-~ "
the
:
America, Inc.—Registers With SEC
a;.registration .stateftient withx'the
covering" 90,0.00 .pUtfttandfllg:.shargs fef ^its
corporation
market
'The',.Company's
,'j Huron leased
nion -stock-
holder^
.
in
to
operating^;askefj efensists. mf^Tijla'nt
sole,
in
It' lias oqtstanding, 2;087,170 shares
of
others,
addition
are-Frederick
to "$800,000" df
W.
clebentmres.
Richmond,-' Presitibttt
The
and
selling
Board
Port
system
The, comnan-y
s
•
:>
:
-
receive
bids
up
to-. 14
<EDTj
on
April
28
Puget
Sound
Power &
Light Co.,— Preferred
Stock
Placed
Privately—rAn' 'issue- of $10,000,000 of $100 par
'value 5lfz%, preferred stock has been placed
privately
by this company, Frank McLaughlin, President, an¬
nounced
on
April 21.
This financing was negotiated
through Blyth & Co., Inc.
'
The
,
proceeds of the sale
are being used'to reduce-outstanding shortloans required for the company's construction program. On
$9,200,000 of the preferred stock was sold-, and the balance
oi the. transaction will be completed on June 10, 1950, Mr. McLaughlin
term
April
•
will
April 28—
at; the office .'of' the Guaranty ,Trust Co. of: New York,-31 Nassau St.,
New
York, N. Y.; for. the purchase-from , it of $20,000,000
principal
amount of first
mortgage bonds * due 1989.'—V. 189, p. 1577.
,
devoted
to
warehouse
the
11
western
Aluminum
branch
these
has
Supply
states.
bank
21,
-Stated.—^VT 189,.
p. ' 1470.
<
^
Central
week
with
for
been
tract at
acre
6446
at
1577.
p.
%
Another
100,000
square
"
to
"
-
be
distributing. point for
territory served by Reynolds
completed
for
Avenue
Fe
.
Robinson
The
Technical
Board of Governors
•>
by
Nov.
the
past
1.
The
nine
firm
years.
"
sells
various
does
unaffected
Net
sales
it
in 1942,
and manufactures
types
has
by aging, extreme temperature changes and moisture
for
eight, months
in
1959
were
$2,179,101.'
(F. C.) Russell Co.—Acquires New York Firm—
This
company
past year.
/
or
oil.
...
...
-
.
of
Weather
the
City,
N. Y.
zontal slide
Wizard
-
The
York,
Aluminum
Manufacturing Corp.,
Garden
Three other divisions have been acquired in Florida since
Y:v
it
will
become
distributed
a
changed to Kusco Window Co. of New
division
First
of
of
as
Savings
which
r
March
and
has
31,
Loan
not
as
1959.
Thiff
Association
been
yet
of
consum*
..
Consolidated net earnings of the corporation were 18 cents
per shdri
2,405,190 shares of common stock for the quarter
Just ended, as
on 1,481,280 shares for the same
period
last year.
,
compared to 11 cents per share
.
Emphasizing the firm's growth,
there
2,908
were
states
and
the
stockholders
District
Total, interest
of
Schneider also pointed out that
31, 1959 residing in 24
Mr.
of
as
March
Columbia.
paid by San Diego Imperial's three California associa<
Savings and Loan Association, El Centro; South
tions—Imperial
Bay
Savings and Loan Association, Chula Vista; and Suburban
Savings and
Loan Association, San Diego, was
$281,633 during the first three months
of
1959.
Total interest paid by San Diego
Imperial's three California assooiaImperial group, which includes Silver State Savings and Loan
Assocla©
tion, Denver, Colo., and American Savings and Loan
Texas
in
addition
to
the
three named above,
quarter ended March 31,
1959.—V.
189,
Association, DallA^
$570,440 during thd
was
856.
p.
•
Scott Paper Co.—Sees Further Increase in
Sales—
Sales
both
in
the first quarter of 1959 continued to
forge ahead with
and volume expected to continue to increase
during
shareholders were told on April 17.
percentage
the year,
In
analyzing Scott's sales and marketing functions, Harrison F.
Dunning, Vice-President, Retail Marketing, predicted that "We
will
1959
better
a
of
overall sales
year than was 1958, despite the fact
are still
operating in an intensely competitive atmosphere 60
sanitary paper products are concerned."
•
Calling shareholder attention to the accelerated
tempo of Scott'd
foreign enterprises, George N. Carleton,
Vice-President, said the com^
pany anticipates active participation in maqy
foreign
far
we
as
"we
are
markets, adding
currently
negotiating
with
other
interests
areas."
He
in
several
♦
the
said
application of Scott's technical knowledge and manufAc*
turing methods enabled its Mexican affiliate, CIA. Industrial de San
Cristobal, S. A., to show a profit of $272,000 in 1958 and
$70,000 after
taxes
for
the
Mr.
first
two
months
of
1959.
was operating
by Scott.
at
a
venture,
Carleton
told
shareholders
San
loss
that
Cristobal, Scott's Initial
the
at
earlier
time
this
of
purchase of
month
Scott
and
Bowater,
Great Britain's largest paper company, again embarked oii
equal partnership enterprise, this time in Australia. Scott Overseas
Corp., formed in October, 1958 as Scott's
wholly owned holding com*
pany for foreign investments, is investing more than
$1,000,000 to
purchase a half-interest in Bowater-Scott
Australia, formerly owned
by Bowater interests and provide Scott's share of additional funds to
erect a paper mill in Melbourne.
an
1
#
In Belgium, Mr. Carleton
said, Bowater-Scott Continental was inc4ri
porated with Bowater-Scott Corp., Ltd. and
Papeteries de Belglque,
the largest paper company in
Belgium, each owning 50# of the stock.
The Belgian enterprise, he told
shareholders, will permit Scott'S entry
into the. northern part of the
European common market.
Other
Vice-Presidents participating in the discussion of Scott's
ac¬
were: William M.
Carney, James L. Madden, O. Willing Pepper.
Schroder, 2nd, and W. R. Scott.
tivities
J.
Charles
York
B.
Harding,
senior
partner
of
smith,
investment
Barney
Co,,
&
New
bankers, and Jay Littleton Taylor, prominent Texas
rancher and banker, have been eleoted to 8cott's
board of M
directors.
The retirement of Raymond C.
Mateer, Charles R. Van Va
Carr, Jr. and Walter A. Starr from the board was also
oilman,
announced*
This
company
Bowater-Scott
the
Russell
company.
nationally under the Rusco brand
in
on
Corp,,
the
April
Ltd.,
formation
substantial
part
products.
tissue
Bowater-Scott
of
3
of
the
'
announced
Joined
a
Its
English affiliate
2 with
Papeteries de
corporation in Belgium to serve
new
European
,
organized
was
market
common
.'
Corp.
^
that
April
on
in
1956
.
,
.
with
with
•
•
its
household
•
„,
•
•
,y
capital
Steele
equally between Scott and Bowater Paper Corp. of
London.
Papeteries de Belgigue is the leading paper manufacturer in
Belgium.
The newly formed Belgian
corporation, called Bowater-Scott Con¬
tinental, S. A. will convert paper stock supplied it by Bowater-Seotfe
of England into finished tissue products and
distribute them in llol*
land, Belgium, Luxembourg, and. the northern sections of France
atad
West Germany—an area with a population
exceeding 70,000,000.
divided
de
authorized
an
is owned
capita] of $1,000,000, Bowater-Scott Continental
equal shares by Bowater-Scott of England and
Papeterlej
The headquarters of this new corporation Will be in
in
Belgigue.
the
administrative offices
of
all
marketing
activities
and
operations
will
Papeteries
de
be
sales
carried
Belgique,
Papeteries de Belgigue in Brussels where
at
on
about ten
will
the
be
site
centered.
of
miles south
the
Its
converting
Lembecq
Mill
of
Brussels.
of
Papeteries de Belglque operates four mills in Belgium and produced
newsprint,
folding
boxes,
shipping
cases,
labelling and
wallpaper
stock,
writing
fine
tissue
Its prod¬
name.
B.
L.
and
"ScotTissue"
1717.
.
■
cellulose
and
papers
boxed
and
.
Screw &
facial
wadding.
tissues which
trademarks
"Scotties"
'
.
;
and
earnings
according
brook,
Sales
are
sold
Scott
under
Paper
the famdus
Co.—V. 189,
■
•
•_
■
& Bolt Corp. above.—V. 189, p. 1242.
Sealright-Oswego Falls
1959.
of
...
Bolt Corp. of America—New Name-
See Pittsburgh Screw
Sales
company's name will be
and
will be
$82,684,376.17
the
purchase
Corp.
on
P-
Ma^
ucts
to
1958
include
the
mated.
room
.
The company makes a variety of double-hung and hori¬
aluminum windows.
This is the fourth acquisition within
the past year.
last
thi
members of
Bowater-Scott of England owns two mills and manufactures various
and industrial paper products, including a single-ply bath¬
Frank C. Russell,
President and Chairman of the Board, said on
April 16 that the company has acquired the assets, inventory and good
will
are
Diego Imperial
household
has acquired another company—the fourth within the
•
represented by the new directors
31,
not
Christi,
With
of vibration and shock control mounts and
designed and developed for use primarily in the
electronic,
aviation,
transportation
and
industrial
fields.
All-metal
mounts and mounting systems account for more than 95#
of sales
receipts.
The resilient cushions used in these mounts are relatively
which
$14,789,799
period of 1958.—V. 189, p. 1134*
hAva
past year: from $25,383,363.93
March
figure
Products, Inc.—Listing—
of, the American Stock Exchange on April 16
of common stock (par 20c!
approved for original listing '384,202 shares
of this corporation, which was incorporated
and
same
Diego Imperial group.
of
as
r
central
the
in.: the
Santa
...
year ago4
Belgian Affiliate Formed— !■
of
expected
2929
a
directors have been
new
Corpus
East
Los-Angeles. Nine sales offices and
maintained' by Reynolds Aluminum .Supply in
are
is
time
same
operatlhg
was
$7,755,000 for this period this
were
Schneider said the assets of San
increased more than $57 million in the
space.
as.
are
income
on
Mr.
A.
;:
located
189,
which
taxes
All associations
San
a
Manufac¬
•
location.
.serve
Company
plant
new
this
will
states
warehouses
11
The
—V.
also
totaled
21
$491,309,064 for th©
San Diego Imperial Corp.—Three New
Directors—
Three
a
from
area
warehouse
Safeway
elected to the board of this
corpora¬
tion, T. Franklin Schneider, President announced on
April 8.
They are P. C. Friesen, Vice-President and
Secretary-Treasurer of the
Imperial Savings and Loan Association, El Centro,
Calif.; John M,
Cherry, President of American Savings and Loan
Association, Dall*&
Texas; and Raymond T. Pryor, President of First
Savings and Lo&g
Association of Corpus Christi, Texas.
Belgigue
The
of
1959,
to 2,040 at the
compared
March
sales
21,
earnings for this beginning period of the year were
compared to $15,466,809 for the
Los
new
ended
over
March
1959 was
as
metropolitan
devices
Public Service Co. of Coloradoi—Bids
OYs
developed by Reynolds Metals Co.
be
its
.
owned
•
last
and
'
structure .will be lqcated on a
new
way
Reynolds
com«-
stock-
Chairman,
"o\vns^f63.800 shares," and T; -W; Riefimbiid-' & Co";, Inc., whollyby-him, which owns 32,391 shares;;Sale of'the 90,000 shares
would reduce their-combined holdings- td"6,T91""
shares:—^V.-189, p. 1470.
wlio
,
got'under
in which
participated.
ceremony
officials
weeks
12
same
4.51#
of
and $8,238,000 for the comparable period of 1958.
Net profit
after income taxes was $7,034,799 for the 12-week
period this year and
$7,228,80.9 for the like period of last year. The food
company's profit
before taxes on income for these first 12 weeks of
Angeles plant the Supply company will carry a
complete line cf Reynolds aluminum sheet, coil, rod 'and bar, struc¬
tural, tubings and extrusions and will serve the greater Los Angeles
17,
■•:,^
Angeles,-Calif.,
Los
District
will
In
a registration statement
195.9, qovering American depositary receipts
for;.50,000- ordinary.,, registered ^.shares- .qf; jjhiq. mintng> company.
April
on.
warehouse and office building, for Reynolds Aluminum
new
of
feet
Guaranty Trust; C'o. of-^ew York filed
SEC
a
wall
Africa)^Registers.With SEC—
witlv the
on
Co.
Washington Boulbvarct in the Vail area of the CMD. It will house the
general headquarters and district sales offices of the Supply company,
which is a whclly-owned subsidiary' of Reynolds Metals Co. The 17,000
square foot office, building features the new standard aluminum curtain
-
;
iviiiung^Goi,-Ltd. (Union
President Brand Gold
-
Realty,
ground-breaking
-The
See-Vfes.^ Pc-niv. Eiectrlc .'Co*.
Realty Unit—
Reynolds Metals Co.—Unit, Builds New Warehouse—
Work
as
and
of
clerks.
■
and
,
incre£ise - Investments—
sales
the
As
adversely affected by the closing of 123 stores in the Los Angeles (Cat.)
area for 28 days
during January by an area-wide strike of food store
foreign
organized three years ago, serves the dual purpose of
pharmacists with limited funds to establish their own busi¬
and its aids Rexall in
increasing the number and quality of its franchise holders.—V. 189,
p. 1025.
/
.
-
Botn
for
increase
1958.
2,122 retail stores
that
in advantageous shoppihg center locations
Supply
sales
an
of
period
that
for
585,559 shares outstanding in
nesses
for high
f
1798.
enabling
insulators.
.
189, p.
Samuel C. prusky, formerly President of the Vitamin Corp. of Amer¬
ica, has been named President of the Rexall Realty Corp., a subsidiary,
Justin Dart, President oi the Rexall Drug Co., announced on April 17.
•
Teflon is einployed by the- electrical industry as
temperatures'-and "as: coiWand' cable^ wrapping, by
the cliemicat
industry for gasketSr seals and" valve parts and by other
industries,; where- a
material .v.reqqiripg
hnon-§ticki,ng"
properties is
required. Net sales iff ,-1958 were.
$4,692,453^—V. *189,* p. ' 813.
,
Consolidated
same
'
-
Corp.—Sales & Earnings Off—
reports
first
$513,487,243,
President,
augment Reading's present trailcr-on-the-flat-car service,
operates to and from 248' locations on the Reading Lines,
now
its
1959 earnings report, this corporation rejjorted consoli*
the first 12 weeks this year of $7,034,799, equlva*
lent, after deducting preferred dividends, to 55 cents per common share,
half-interest
.
wear
exclu¬
cars
2292.
p.
valuable property of nylon is its resilience combined with high
strength
and
wear
resistance.
The principal industrial uses »• of nylon are in
insulation
Utah
compared with $905,741 in the preceding year.—V. 188, p. 752.
of
.
electrical
southeastern
Provision for Federal income taxes for the year amounted to $693,217,
con-
(par $1) of this corporation," which; was.iitqorp.orated;iri 1046 and is a
producer of- nylon- rod,.strip and tubing 'and onb of the important pro¬
ducers of Teflon'in semi-finished shapes. Polymer statek that tne most
gears,
S.
earnings for the latest fiscal year were equal to $1.18 per share
the hands of stockholders on Jan. 31,
1959, compared with $1.33 per share on 587,459 shares outstanding as
(f.1 .p/riibMdktdk of Governors of the Amer.lcaiir Stoc^ Exghange on April 16
;
approved for original listing 425,091". shares-, o'f"; cldss A" common stock
'
Lester
Mr. Harrison, Mr. Neyman, Mr
Odium, Nels
City; J. B. Haffner, Spokane, Wash.; William
City, and Arthur Childs, Spokane, Wash.
Rexall Drug Co.—New President of
'.
include:
The
on
control
,
the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1959 net
profit of $688,385 on net sales of $25,287,640. This compares with net
profit of $792,640 and sales of $27,810,919, which sales were the highest
of
After reconsideration, the Interstate Com'mer.ce- Cdiunlission
'
.
on
also
A.
further
in the
189, p. 1242.
f;PittstonAeq$iMti^
;
out¬
April 19 announced the purchase of 25 tandem axle
from Strick Trailers, Philadelphia, Pa.', at a cost of $150,678.
The
.
in that
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Sales Up, Profits Off—
In
make
'.. •These earnings include'
'
16,500
stock
common
Federal Uranium Corp. and Gas Hills Uranium
mining and milling operation in Wyoming. Chesa¬
mineral properties in several states and also holds
and
Reliable
.
;
of
reaching 2,000 points In "25 states, he said.—V.
sta-rfcihg-up costs have,: held; do'wp,"^ri;lrigs.'ih..the first quar-
'ter. but that, he expects gn. improveimenCiiL sales, arid, earnings
-during
..th.e second quarter. V
' '.•' '"• V.'
,
controls
railroad
which
-
v
shares
said the 35-foot tralicrs would be used
both in trailer-on-flat-car service, and in over-the-road hauling by the
Reading Transportation Co., the railroad's highway subsidiary.
They
Greenshields, PresideTit,''told the' shareholders that he is
With the way operations af-e' breaking-in at the new 600,000-
said
the
sively for trailer-on-flat-car service.
^
.
be
not
•• ;
Lake
uranium
a
Joseph
the
•
-
will
of
Radorock opposed the
shareholders voting. Radorock
the
229,887
is
dated net profit for
associated with
trailers
D".
pleased
square-foot, plaht near Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
he
in
change
name to Screw and Bolt Corp.-oe America.^ tv
f
has
Reading Co.—Buys 25
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.—Change in Name—
"The
of
Lake
This railroad
-
The
-
of
surviving corporation.
certificates
\h-h
shares
Chesa¬
54,917 shares of Federal Uranium Corp. and 297,429 shares of Radorock.
—V.
189, p. 1577.
of
sale
is
in
peake lias oil
Louis W.
the common shares, they willccontiiuifiu to-.own all of the
600,000 outstanding shares of class B common
•stock(>representaing 80#
of- the voting
'securitfeS-outstandingr—V. 189, pri798i • - - .
-
75%
of
include
Salt
Salt
Radorock
outstanding shares
offered^for sale, by Arnold
trustee- of 'three- trusts;
will
Gibson,
and
of* the
trustee; oP three
as
as
Resources,
outstanding 5,637,493 shares with approximately
Chesapeake
officers
Directors
II.
Vice-President,
Reduction
<
individually and
the
of
Radorock
>•'••; V\.v
the outstanding
approximately
W.-Stalheim,
'
Rimer,
shares
of -present
of
Radorock
as
will be May 1.
each share of common stock
Kellogg, Idaho, as Chairman of the Board; R. W. Neyman,
City, as President; Bruce W. Odium, Indio, Calif., Viceand Donald V. Peters, Salt Lake City, Secretary-Treasurer.
Lake
an
Inc.,
engaged, principally in the business
decorative plastic laminates.
All of the
class,- are'owned
President;
individually
Utah-
with
Proposed
on
through
City,
merger
merger,
New York sales
new
.
Provisions
Lake
known
be
officially opened its
room
office
new
year
Inc., 'Salt
will
April 21
on
show
at 630 Third Avenue, Manhattan.
expected to produce substantial sales for the
parent company during its first year, Frank C. Russell, President and
Chairman of the Board, stated.—V.
189, p. 814.
1470.
p.
.
employees of
to- be .supplied,by-amendment,
all
and'are -t<y be
recent
-semi-annually. It is expected that this policy will be continued by the
surviving corporation.
•
..
•
are
constituting
that
Ai on,
with
offered..fprupublic
to
underwriting, terms
manufacturing and selling
150,000
of
to
are
headed by. ReynoldsH&'Co.,
group
; Pioneer and*, its
•
i
statement
in
approximately 1,500 shareholders.
present Radorock has had a policy of five-cent-a-share dividends
The
'
covering:. 150,000 .outstanding, jsharesy of
These, shares
^underwriting
registration
a
1#
present
standing,
Corp.—Registers • Secondary Offering
filed
increased
regarding a rumored
eastern, chain, Mr. Niven stated,
large
a
converted into 3.25
shareholders.
-
•: ••
at
the
the
exchange
with
merger,
of
of
shall be
necessary,
Less than
,
Plastics
and
corporation
date
terms
However,
the
•Plans liftve: been approved for expansion *01 operations: at the La¬
open-pit mine at Bisbee, Arizona, involving no increase in pro¬
duction. rates but extending the life of "the "'triinfr' by about seven
Pa'ge '
surviving
Effective
Under
vender
Pioneer
has
company's com¬
Merger of tnis corporation into and with Chesapeake & Colorado
Corp. was approved at a meeting of Radorock shareholders on
April 15.
Earlier
in
the
day,
shareholders
of
Chesapeake & Colorado Corp.1
approved the merger.
$3.75
..
-
Purity
Resources;
Proposed Merger—
mines,- $lvl26,000, at
jrefineries and'$12,058,000 at the fabricating plants, he added.
years.
the
stockholder
a
is
lladorock
0,69
v
the'
at*
from
ownership would not control."—V. 189,
increased
$3,203,000
of
no
substance whatever to any of these rumors.
While the
is interested in acquiring going businesses in its
operating
area, there is no interest whatever in any sale or
merger which
by $5,806,000 during the
year,
principally by $5,369,000 made-.in Southern- Peru Copper Cor¬
poration and $425,000 made in fabricating;-, companies overseas, Mr.
Page said. Capital expenditures, for plant, and equipment amounted to
$16,337;000—"totalling
shares
counter
present
$38^007,000
„
of
the
over
question
a
between
"There
16,279,0001.61
-
the number
traded
company
$0.67
quarter*•' 0,994.000
Fourth
to
answer
merger
'
'
6>901;OOQ.
Total
."'The
In
Per Share
.
•$6,833,000 y.
quarter
'
occurring
that
is
Approximately 40,000 shares which had been closely held
come into the market, Mr. Niven
said, thus increasing the number
shareholders to 1,067 from 823 of record a year
ago.
of
breaking
By
changes
stated
company
and
The
have
Phelps Dodge eafnirtgs-for 1958 amounted to
$3)75*. a: share, beforeF- depletion. - This- compared- with
or
$45,403,000,
Niven
stock-which
months.
-
Mr. Page reiterated that
$38,007,000^,
This
office
.
Mr.
,
mon
(
';
_
Opens New York Sales Office—
an
Investigating a number of other possible acquisitions, although Mr.
Niven had nothing definite to
report in this regard at the present
time. v--7W>X'
[a■
v
.-
complicating factor is the fact that the three-year
made
space.
will fall far
sales
accumulating- substantial
ft
Levinson, Manager of the F. C. Russell Co.'a
N^w York sales office, hu
been named President and General
Manager of the new division.
Weather Wizard started six years ago.
It has 60,000 square feet ©f
J. R. Niven, President
that
20.
"During the first quarter of this year cojiber
mately equal to our own :production,-whereas a„
a
the
'earKing^L are"v^of;!'Qo3ixie,
Ll^These -subRtahtially -highe^
to
the
were
at
report
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
higher levels In the first quarter ol
issued on April 20 by Henry C. Esta-
President,
reached
$11,726,390
for
the
first
three
months
of
1959,
an
•
52
of
increase
R
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1972)
Net1
7'<
for the first quarter
reported
$10,970,703
the
over
taxes, depreciation and all other
for The quarter ended March 31. 1859 totajied .$329,827. comnaml
wit'"§474819 reported lor
1958'r first quarter. Net earnings
for "the first
quarter of the current year were equal to no cents per
fch-ire on
the 666 132 shares of common stock outstanding at the eno
chafes
period,
for
provision
alter
earning
cents per share on 650.543 outstanding
1058 quaiter.
ision amounted to $1,090,027 and tax pro¬
vision was S501.100 lor the first quarter of 1059. Comparable figures
for the first quarter of 1858 showed pre-tax earnings ot 8853,119 and
the
Of
tax
comparable
before
Earnings
73
against
as
the
for
shares
tax
prov
1478,300.
provision ot
V. 188.
,
covering $350,000 of limited partnership interests relating to
presentlv entitled "Spirit of the Chase" and relating
a' New York limited partnership to be formed.
The in¬
1959,
22
Spirit
to
terests
be
to
are
filed
registration statement with the SEC
a
maximum
Ci
©f
103 Eagle Street, Englewood, N.
with offices at
eorooration,
capital
$2,400,000
of
Mock
for
plans
of
J..
April 20, 1959, covering
accumulation of shares
on
tlie
the Fund.
ol
Line
Socman Brothers, Inc.—To Introduce White Rose
Of Frozen Foods—
write
to
its
product line with the introduction of White Rose frozen foods
shortly, it was announced on April 20 by John B. Fowler, Jr., Board
Chairman, and J. Stanley Seeman, President.
Mr.
Fowler disclosed that as a preliminary step to the introduc¬
tion
White
the
of
ection
involved
cash
Reliable
The
foods
brand
Rose
the assets and the
Inc., ol New York
acquired
tributors,
grocers,
Brothers had
Reliable Food Dis¬
understood that the trans¬
foods,
Seeman
organization
Musical.
It
was
lias
been distributing
a
supermarkets and some
frozen
in the
full line of
chain stores
York area since 1944.
The firm now serves about
1,500 accounts and current sales volume is estimated at $2,000,000
annuallv.
Its business is being consolidated with that of the Frozen
Metropolitan New
Division
Pood
Through
under
Francis
of
H,
Leggett
last month.
acquisition, Seeman
<fc
this
franchise,
a
also
and
markets Libby frozen foods,
the frozen products of other
now
distributes
packers, including such specialty lines
JPepperidge Farm and others.—V, 189, p.
Silver
With
Sands Motel,
Securities
The
subsidiary
wholly-owned
Co.,
by Seeman
acquired
and
Inc., Mt.
Brand,
Teddy
Swanson,
as
1394.
corporation
covering
chares
chare
is
of
of
Exchange
Commission—
stock
Lodge,
to erect
tc
arc
be
$500
at
Inc.
the
for
used
unit.
per
purchase
No
of
and
estate
Steel
the
net
497,000
97
of
stock
Consolidated
in the corresponding period of 1958 was $480,475, equal
per share 011 the same number of common shares then
income
to
shares
cents
common
outstanding.
sales
Net
for
with
pared
On
first
the
31,
1959
liabilities
current
quarter of this year were $14,417,924, com¬
for the first three months of last year.
$11,328,020
March
were
amounted
assets
current
$3,457,000.—V.
189,. p.
to.
$26,247,027
and
1026.
Skoro Consolidated Mining Milling Co., Boise, Idaho—
Files With Securities and
The
6EC
corporation
covering
April
on
200,000
Exchange Commission—
filed
6
shares
of
letter
a
of
notification
common
milling operations.
Co.—Registers With SEC
This
company oh April 17 filed a registration statement with the
covering $25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1992, to be
©ffered for public sale at competitive bidding.
This financing
represents the initial issue of bonds by Southern
In connection with financing the cost of
constructing a steam-electric
generating station on the Coosa River in Alabama and related facilities
6EC
4he
cost of
stock
mon
which
is
is
held
estimated
at
$161,000,000. All of Southern's
by Alabama Power
equal amounts.—'V.
189, p.
Co.
and
Georgia
a
Power
and
and
ground
that
additional
many
equipment
support
Period End. Feb. 28—
Burke said
Kollsman's backlog
that
April
$
about
in
Operating
revenues
$10,084,418
Operating
expenses
6,157,912
Federal income
Other
operating
Net
Net
taxes
954.590
the
SEC
on
April 16, 1959, covering $2,500,000 ol Interests in its Sohlo Employees
Investment Pirn, together with 25,000 shares of common stock and
9,000 shares ol" $100 preferred stock, series A, 3:m%, cumulative, which
may be acquired pursuant to said plan.—V.
188, p. 1199.
registration
188, p.
with
statement
$1,676,476
$3,745,628
$3,274,396
1,568,042
1,415,627
3,118,632
2,750,626
1394.
Southwestern
Bell
Telephone
Co.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
Operating revenues
Operating expenses.
Net
sales
operating income
charges
189,
period
Mr.
and
A
and
net
Hallowell
annual basis.
of
number
far
this
will
ucts
1959
than
more
are
earnings
stated.
comparable
the
above
30%
This
six
the
as
months
corporation
sales
compared
with
company
year
ended
In
April
on
for
1958
reported
17
1957,
8.7%
an
Sales
1957.
over
$53,704,329
report
a
shares.
and
increase
in
in
increase
1958
This
189,
con¬
domestic
$1,151,943
of
Railway,
Railway
The
1957.
over
three
was
one,—V.
to
ratio
189,
current
of
oper.
assets
ry.
—V.
189,
9,348,235
21,453,455
8,680,834
19,988.777
16,828,419
requested
in
pre-,
Growth
in
new
ot
its
April 13.
The
and existing markets for
polyethylene requires
Orange, Texas, plant, this company announced
expansion is well
under
its
mil
be
completed
financing
by
required
to
the
Summer
complete
of.
the
1960.
There
expansion.
will
Coast
not
be
no
due
estimates
were
disclosed, but Mr. Spencer said the capital investment
per unit
capacity will be much, less than required
by a new plant.
expansion is the second major one since the
Orange Texas
plant opened in 1955.
The new polyethylene units
will be' of the
fume
high pressure process initially installed bv
CI
This
*
Spencer
™^y of polyethylene
loo,
——%
•
p.
19J.
products
of
low
and
to
medium
produce
density.
*
$17,813
88,203
$23,140
163,600
and
1971»
1,
in
will
Lehman
Engel.
City)—Registers
John
With SEC—
Roberts, and Lawrence Kasha, 350 East 54th
Street, New York, filed a registration statement with
the SEC on April
Coal
above.—V.
Oil
&
189,
p.
1840.
Co.—Earnings Up—
35%.—V.
up
189,
1176.
p.
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$5,844,407
4,674,052
$6,125,981
ry.
$1,170,355
$1,495,010
243,754
371,002
$12,564,546 $12,627,041
9,851,093
9,738,815
4,630,971
foiJ
capital
opers.
income
$2,713,453
639,050
$2,888,226
702,947
1513.
is
with
producer of
a
scientific
of
SEC
com¬
underwriting
industrial
and
the
shares
an
The public
by
amend¬
instruments
for utilization, detection and measurement of radio¬
engaged in other "nucleonics" activities; and it also
the stock of Keleket X-Ray Corp.
The
of
expenditures
the
nucleonics
primary
is
to
pur¬
enable
the
company
and
development activities in
It is currently expanding
the
and
X-Ray
fields.
outlets
Development Corporation
Tradewinds
and
its
subsidi¬
owns
14,3%.—V.
138, p.
450.
Exploration, Inc.—Has Drilling Program
This corporation has exercised an
option to drill 15,000 feet on the
Island ol Timor, off Darwin,
Australia, earning the oil and gas explora¬
tion company a 50%
interest in a 7,000-square-mile concession cover¬
ing
the Portuguese
with the major
President
of
Petroleum
Mr.
portion
of
the
island
thai
lies
in
excellent
producing fields of Sumatra and Java, James
Tradewinds
Corp.,
McRae
and
announced
said
that
Vice-President
April
on
supplies
of
Sunset
A.
trend
McRae,
International
1.
equipment have been ordered in
which will be initiated shortly. The
directors of Tradewinds also
approved plans to drill in the near future
advance
(represented by first mortgage
used
be
with
connection
of
the
drilling
and
program
12,000-foot
a
Mississippian gas distillate test on a structure within
52,175-acre block held
by the company on the Peigan Indian Re¬
in the Southern
Alberta, Canada, Foothills Belt, Mr. McRae said.
Tradewinds obtained the option
to
drill Timor approximately 90
days ago from Timor Oils, Ltd., of Sydney, Australia, which
owned the
the
and
the
serve
company's business growth.
residential steel overhead garage doors.
company manufactures
also V. 189, 0
1799.
concession.
Steel Improvement & Forge Co.—Brazilian Unit—
American
Brake
Shoe
Co.
above—V.
186,
p.
Trinity Small Business Investment Co., Greenville, S. C.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
950.
Stein Roe & Farnham Balanced Fund, Inc.—Assets
Up
of March
Total
Shares
Net
1559
value
189, p.
$23,964,046
1,009,184
823,752
$36.25
$29.09
—
per
share
—
1068.
of—
Mar. 31,'59
Net
303.810
217,123
$25.54
$24.54
outstanding..—
value per s?h.'_
.
189,
Sept. 30/58
$6,064,322
asset
—V.
Dec. 31/58
$7,760,473
$4,185,173
Up—
857.
p.
T/1V
officials
to
notice
This
April
for
200,000
said
shares
of
its
plan.
registration
standing shares of Sun Oil
ber
cf shares
which
may
selling
also
ment,
and
of
they
50,008
his
may
purchased
be
additional
concerns
in
are
J.
N.
Holders
Howard
Pew,
440.95'*-
Jr.,
and
of
the
Pew
and
largest
and
WaUa-
blocks
"
ol
Pew
ol
his
anc;
family, 336,771.
According to the registration state¬
may sell shares in the amounts of 20,000, 80,000, 20,000
shares, respectively.—V. 189. p. 749.
S.
C.,
1959,
filed
covering
company is tc be furnished bv management
who. as a group, may purchase up
shares
from
with
all
at. $10
the
company
Business
Administration
u
qualify as a Federal
to Operate filed with SBA in December
* Proposal
will
share net to the
per
Small
action
necessary
limit its
activities
the
other
to
to
providing equity capital
business
has
company
activities
Robert
lists
W.
company
covering
offered
The
at
15
as
contemplating
a
financial
appropriate thereto. Net
invested in accordance with the
B.
en
cents
are
Simpson,
Phillips
Treasurer.
per
to
aa
President, William R
Hungerford,
Secretary,
and
Spokane, Wash.—Files With SEC
April
1,800,000
proceeds
operations.
H.
Vice-President,
~r2
Dobson
Triton Mining Co.,
The
SEC
is
and
will bo
prescribed investment policies.
prospectus
A.
or
incidental
proceeds of this stock
offering
company's
out¬
members
members
which
and
'
stockholders.
17.
associates
received
proceed"
company
interest,
under
248,998
representing the maximum num¬
offered for possible public sale by certain
the 12 months beginning July 1. 1959. The
stockholders
close
235,000
small
The
an
common,
family, 831,125 shares; Joseph
family, 818.646; Mary Et>>el Pew,
members
which
covers
be
selling stockholders during
prospectus lists 21 selling
the
stock
common
statement
the
lias
to
lih.8.
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
011
1959, covering
15,1000 memberships in the Stock Purchase
Employees of Sun Oil Co. and its subsidiaries,'together with
The
Greenville,
April
business concerns
by purchasing their' convertible
debentures,
making long-term loans to small business
concerns, render a counseling
service
relating to managing, financing and
operating of small
"
company
22.
Plan
Co.—Registers With SEC—
their
ot
,,\=eols,!lpursUant to
The
<
to
Oil
capital for the
and
Jo,000
Trinity
6,000
$20.00
$22.07
St.,
on
An
approved applicant as "A Federal Licensee"
under the Small
Business Investment Act of
1958, the company proposes to offer the
stock for public sale at $10
75 per share, with a 75 cents
per share
commission
to
the
underwriter
(whose name is to be
supplied by
amendment and who will make the
offering on a best efforts basis).
July 1/58
$120,000
189,653
.
company, located at South Main
registration statement with the SEC
shares of $1 par
capital stock.
235,000
-
Stein Roe & Farnham Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets
As
This
a
1958
$36,560,953
_
outstanding
asset
—V.
31—
assets
net
among
(N. Y.
$4,808,259
514,659
1,092,634
the
$4,553
150,755
78,077
The
his
Spirit Co.
$5,240,063
Inc.—Merger Effective—
expenses...
company
sales
of
$557,903
562,456
said proceeds of the loan
March
capital
Sun
new
$2,160,014
183,482
547,101
and facilities and
increasing its sales efforts; and
proceeds of the financing, 75%
will be applied to research and
development and 25% to expanded sales activities.
There are now
outstanding
598,178
common
shares,
of
which
American
Research
1959—2 Mos.—1956
on
according to Kenneth A. Spencer,
President, who estimated that the expansion, described as
"substantial "
1959—2 Mos.—1958
intensify research
ah
way
$2,526,275
opers.
revenue—
fr.
most
both
Prudential Insurance Co. of America will
agent.
Berry
Shares
expansion
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
pose of this stock offering
aries to expand and
$551,749
574,889
$9,707
Total net assets
Spencer Chemical Co.—Expands
Polyethylene Plant-
c27,596
$10,563,884 $10,150,431 $21,844,275 $21,540,661
8,037,609
7,990,417
16,604,212
16,732,402
corporation
filed
a
registration
statement
April 17,
1959, covering registration of 100,000
stock,
to be offered for public sale through
owns
18,284,454
10,160,227
subscription to tlie
$107^388
.
Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
equipment
activity and is
Door Corp.,
as
10.843,287
shares
Orleans
Controls Corp,
<&
oper.
189, p.
The
advance the funds.
8,957,435
162.2%
ry.
and
Birmingham, Mich.—Private Place¬
Berry, President, has announced comple¬
of arrangements for a $400,0(30 12-year loan.
Mullaney. Wells & Co., Chicago (111.) investment bankers,
9,721,155
was
$182,396
55,932
.1
ment.
1395.
p.
Steel
4,428,173
22,913
*13,080
group headed "by Lee Higginson Corp. and Estabrook
Co.
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
ment—Glenn
Mr.
of
$49,670
25,081
mon
rail¬
oper.
woricjng
total
$82,742
1513.
p.
$644,738
537,350
Tracerlab, Inc.—Registers Proposed Stock Offering—
to
$253,894
271,707
268,519
expenses
from
tmerations
deficit
way
Net
bonds
a
513.027
This
1513.
p.
1959—Month—1958
$258,812
oper. revenue—
deficit
Net
17,346.881
1394.
189,
1959—2 Mos —1958
$695,423
quarter last year,
rev.
ry.
on
/
62,829,370
made
p.
contemplated.—V.
$58,365,488,
were
gains in both
reflecting
to
liabilities
current
107,398,140
over-subscriptions, which
it has in the past, with
as
personnel
Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
the
that
As
12,911
pro¬
The corporation has called for
redemption 011 June 15, next, through,
operation of the sinking fund, $467,000 of its first mortgage gold
bonds,
C% dollar series, due June 15, 1958 extended to June
15, 1963, at 100%plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York, 140 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.—V. 183, p. 2081.
stockholders, Miss Catherine L. O'Brien, President,
drop in profits was a reflection of the increased cost
of doing business in all areas of the company's operations.
Working capital at the end of 1958 increased to $17,485,528, an
stated
See
offering.—V.
its
a
major
that
the
1285.
Metals
Net
—
emptive
operate
and
as
255,211
income
oper.
same
—V.
declined in 1958 to "'$2,628,229, compared with $2,852,835, in 1957.
Earnings were equivalent to $4.57 per share on the
574,821 shares outstanding at the end of 1958.
In 1957, per share
earnings were $4.99 on 573,026 shares outstanding at year-end.
20.946,676
pre-emptive rights to subscribe to 10,002 shares (or 70% of the
14,126
chares offered).
408
of
the
stockholders who exercised their pre¬
emptive
rights also requested over-subscriptions in the amount ot
fr.
rev.
189, p.
Net
progresses,
earnings
64,068,040
connection with the
offering of common stock to stockholders of
record en March 16, 1959, a total of
1,275 stockholders, or 66% exercised
Wasson,
to
area
emphasized
$304,881
opers.
expenses..
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
June
in
and international operations.
116,189,326
In
addition
Sterling
248,770
Period End. Feb, 28—
ahead at a slightly faster
report,s 011 a semi-annual
moving
are
The
products have been added to the company's line
and a considerable number of additional new prod¬
added
solidated
8,983,718
said:
to
in
Mid-Continent
Mr.
$331,512
revenue.
oper.
Texas &
he said.
30,
1958, the company reported
net
sales of $30,423,000 and net earnings of $1,830,000, equal to 80
cents
a
share on the common stock.
For
the year ended Dec.
31,
1958. net sales were at a new high of $64,754,000 and net earnings
$3,806,000 or $1.58 a common share.—V. 189, p. 1617.
30,488,835
Southwestern Electric Service Co.
Offering Over¬
subscribed—John T. Shewmake,
President, on April .20
Slaughter,
the
producing properties and the
be
integrated into Sunset In¬
new
year
be
the
For
53,248,961
1394.
p.
&
oper.
ry.
the
date in
to
1958
rate,
31,525,119
10,642,88<9
4,794,892
after
—V.
of
some
1959 were $5,419,120, up 9% from the same period last year.
Earnings in the first quarter were substantially improved, $2,020,316,
equal to 52c per share, compared with $1,496,266, or 42c per share in
Record Levels—
See
Net
Net
at
in
quarter of
57,806,187
Federal income taxes
Other operating taxes-.
to
reported
Reports on 1958 operations from the exploration, production and
financial departments reflected an improvement
during the latter half
of 1953, which has extended into 1959.
Crude oil sales during the first
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Orders and Shipments at
acted
1959—2 Months—1958
ry.
Texas Pacific
tion
period End. Feb. 28-
substantially
was
located
1959—Month—1353
Texas Instruments,
838,074
$1,878,700
operating income
charges
411,893
after
—V.
$9,359,652 $20,285,117 $19,070,126
5,845,809
12,458,274
12,162,284
1,425,474
3,126,625
2,795,37''
1.577,767
470,039
taxes
Nei
—V.
See
a
day,
produc¬
Ry.—Earnings—
-
New
(Ohio)—Registers Employee Plan-
filed
company
including
will
rigs,
income
oper.
189,
Net
of
Standard Oil Co.
per
gas
These
Texas,
management
Texas
1959
share
assets
net
21
Period End. Feb. 28—
subsidiaries.
The charge is estimated to be
me per share for the quarter ended March 31. 1959 compared
lc per share the previous year.—V.
189, p. 1717.
equity
in
fr.
rev.
ry.
Railway
Railway
first quarter do not include approximately
$57,546 or 4c per
in non-recurring income arising lrom the
sale of the Albert C. Pick building in Chicago nor do they include
any
charges of amortization of excess cost of common stock over
the
lor
with
•Deficit—V.
Stateu Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
1959—2 Months—1958
s
$
$
Net
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
16.
Earnings
oil
of
oil and
million
are
Warren-Bradshaw,
the
Railway oper. revenue.
Railway oper. expenses
in
Earnings for the quarter ended March 31, 1959 were $273,802 or
18c
per share on
1,473,189 shares outstanding compared with earn¬
ings ol $204,236 or 17c per share on 1,158,964 shares outstanding
in the same 1958 quarter, Theodore H. Silbert, President, announced
on
Texas,
personnel
serves
driller
properties
Fields.
Tennessee Central
Net
Standard Financial
barrels
1285.
p.
celestial guidance equip¬
ment is substantially augmented by contracts for other versions of the
Astro compass system currently
in production for several classified
applications 011 high performance Jet aircraft.—V. 189, p. 161d.
Mr.
in
operations.
Period End. Feb. 28-
in
Co.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
being
fields
Panhandle
activities,
changes
no
both for system
processed by the
procurements
currently
are
producing
drilling division would continue
Command.
Air Materiel
Explo-
Warren-Bradshaw
daily
net
'
department
ternational's
contract
Period End. Feb. 28—
Southern New England Telephone
prolific
and
producing
com¬
Co.,
1799.
most
guidance
system used in conjunction with bombing navigation
systems.
The
company is working 011 .many adaptations of it to guided missiles.
Mr, Burke pointed out that Kollsman Instrument Corp. is currently
in
production on orders for Astro compass equipment totaling over
Net
Southern Electric Generating
U.
Stanley Home Products, Inc.—Sales Up—Earns. Off—
tho
with
capital stock (par 10 cents)
to be offered at 35 cents per share, without
underwriting.
1
The proceeds are to be used lor expenses incidental to mining
and
the
International's
net
,
ducing
so
1
outstanding.
.
by
1,000
stock, said Mr. Sterling, and it will add
International's cash
flow
last
vear
which
Levelland
on
Orders and shipments so far this year are running at an all-time
high level, H. Thomas Hallowell, Jr., President, announced on April 15.
Co.—Earnings Increased—
The company reports consolidated net income of $1,158,274 for the
three months ended March 31, 1959. This was equal to $2.33 per share
en
awarded
the
April 13 that a contract
S. Air Force Air Materiel Command to
wholly-owned subsidiary, for $12,000,006
announced
President,
Instrument Corp.,
Co., Inc.—New Contracts—
underwriting
real
motel.
Simonds Saw &
been
The
or.
Motor
Yuma
proceeds
common
Sunset
$1,880,695.
Warren-Bradshaw's
production on its automatic Astro compass.
Mr. Burke said the Astro compass is an automatic celestial
involved.
The
Burke,
O.
Rolls man
Files
Vernon, Wash.
1,976
common
has
Coil ,Products
Corp.—Acquisition—
of
assets
adding
approximately
5,300
barrels
and
20
cubic
feet,
Morton A. Sterling, Sunset International President, and R. B. Warren,
Jr., President of Warren-Bradshaw, announced on April 16.
The
purchase, which will be concluded in May, 1959, subject to
Warren-Bradshaw stockholder approval,
involves cash, financing and
and produce the
manage
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
Petroleum
acquire the
Okla.,
Sunset
.
to
additional
with
April 3 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of its common stock (par $100) and 494
(pur $100) of Yuma Motor Lodge, Inc.
to
be offered in units of four shares of Silver Sands Motel, Inc. and one
ISEC
partnership will
tlu
$350,000:
will
Tulsa,
of
raising
"
James
of
stock.
and
group
retail
to
frozen
of
sales
City.
tion
Musical.
production at
Co.
thereby
script and Jerry Herman to compose the music and lyrics
The producers estimate
the cost of opening the
the
the
for
$50,000,600
Premier quality foods will broaden
This distributor of White Rose and
without underwriting.
of $7,000,
units
partnership v.as formed for the purpose of developing, organ¬
izing, producing and presenting a theatrical production entitled "Spirit
of
the Chase,"
'rased on a novel by that name written by Robert
Bright,
The three named producers have engaged Ronald Alexander
2766.
p.
Englewocd, N. J. — Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
in
sold
corporation
ration
The
Inc.,
Fund,
The
Co.,
Standard
Securities
Sunset International
the musical plav
.
2
filed
shares of
share,
be
a
'c-ter
common
without
used
for
of
stock
notification
(par
5
with
cents)
to
the
be
underwriting.
expenses
incidental
to
mininc
Number 5841
Volume 189
nounced
Army
Rock
Command,
Weapons
Island,
111., it
United Rayon Manufacturing
an¬
was
Manufacturing Corp.), Arnhem, The
of
prime contract for the manufacture of target holding mechanisms
army, it was awarded to Underwood in competitive bidding
with 34 other companies. A company spokesman stated that manufac¬
turing
the
of
devices
target
will be
amount
The
Conn.
the
of
done
and
was
961.
p.
While
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.—Reports Higher Profits—
lost
about
last year and had been
$38,000
management
ever,
company
a
In
taxes
The
amount
operating
1959
quarter
The
of
down
was
by
13.7%
$1,-
to
the last year's
corresponding period.
How¬
income taxes to $700,000 this
was sufficient to
taxes, to lea/e net income at the
offset
same
The
the
Bank,
on
date.
same
holders
However,
these
Of
debentures
the opportunity to convert into ordinary shares at a
than was originally stipulated, an alternative possibility
conversion
new
into
conversion
rate
which
at
the
called
debentures
will be
rate
is
Marion
May 8
through May
announced
equivalent
to
May
on
l/20th
Issued
formed
In
of
ordinary
authorizing
this
company,
sub¬
a
told
the
annual
subsidiary
meeting
on
supply
will
of
known
as
Montreal,
stockholders
in
of
Province
has formed
active par-
Division
1617.
Union Investment Co.—Private Placement—This com¬
through Dean Witter & Co., has arranged to place
privately $1,000,000 of serial debentures, series F (sub¬
ordinated) due serially March 1, 1965 to 1969, it was
announced on April 17.—V. 182, p. 2177.
pany,
—V.
189,
and repayment of bank loans incurred therefor. Construction
expenditures for 1959 and 1960 are estimated at $32,400,000.—^V. 189»
to
Cost
The
in
now
south
passing tracks
the
When
It will
control
and
miles
Colo., is
than
Carr,
80
company officials said.
will tie in with centralized
to
Cheyenne
between
Federal taxes
facilities
Union
completed,
are
Pacific officials said,
Weld
1958
188,
also
has
started
railroad's
the
on
continuing
track
total cost of nearly $2,000,000.—V.
a
Annuity
Variable
replace¬
Washington,
in Wyoming and Nevada, with costs of the first sections
to receive 1959 attention estimated over $900,000.
Plans call for over 33 miles of new rail in the State of Wyoming
ment program
See
D.
Life
Equity Annuity Life
501,333
$0.97
$0.66
Co.
Insurance
With
Insurance Co.
of
p.
Record
passenger
and
cargo
traffic
carried
United
by
Air
Lines
March set new peaks for the month and contributed to allhigh business during the first quarter,
it is announced by
A. Patterson,
President.
Passenger volume, Mr. Patterson said,
during
W.
'
greater than in the comparable 1958 period.
result of the unprecedented traffic during the
12%
was
"As
a
past
three
its first quarter
compared with a
last year," Mr. Pat¬
terson stated.
"The traffic increases reflect in part the improvement
in economic conditions generally and the gradually heavier use of air
travel
for
Air
1718.
first
the
in
three
months
of
this
year
operated
United
flew
an
estimated
ton miles, up
408,850,000
miles
North
in
Hollywood.
the
For
the
eighth
consecutive year,
this corporation increased its
gross revenues and
net earnings, establishing a new record
high in each category, it was announced on April 16 by Robert S.
Benjamin, Chairman, and Arthur B. Krim, President.
Net earnings
for
1958 climbed to $3,701,963
after provision for
taxes, as compared to $3,262,466 in
1957, an increase of lli.4%,
while gross revenues reached $84,072,467 compared to $70,008,242 in
'
The
shares
ings
1958
earnings per share on total capital stock of 1,367,485
outstanding at year-encl were $2.71.
The comparative earn¬
share for 1957,
adjusted to the number of shares out-
per
Standing
at
During
Was
.V.
the
the
reduced
189,
p.
close
year
of
1958,
were
$2.39.
the amount of 6%
convertible debentures
conversion?
from
$3,365,100
to
$6.343,600.—
1958
through
1069.
notice
of
appearance
in
proceedings
announcement:
$204,000,
shares
are
$127,000
$1,231,000.
at
by more
biggest
Beach
"A"
Pier
Including
largest waterflood program is moving along on sched¬
oil field.
Earlier test plant operations
in the field are going ahead
such success that producers
full-scale injection
"The
Long
Calif.
carried
held
world's
California's Wilmington
in
with
phase
as
field
of
forward
company,
it was
of
section
a
Besides drilling,
and geological surveys on
of
return
day.
230 wells will be injecting approximately
water a day, repressuring the field for an
of 665 million barrels of crude oil greater than
of reserves before waterflooding began."—V. 189,
some
of
estimates
original
sea
1177.
p.
"•
Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Acquisition—
previously explored by the Jamieson interests.
per
year,
barrels
million
anticipated
than 3,000 persons.—V. 188, p. 795.
ground crews will also conduct geophysical
the large block of ground held."
.
recently when the City
development.
barrels
120,000
"Within
1.1
principal amount of debentures.
8,653,286 outstanding common
ing option on a prominent copper property in Godfrey Township, Kamiscotial area, 12 miles northwest of the major gold camp at Timmins,
Ont., Canada.
This property is situated in
the Porcupine mining camp.
V. R. MacMillan, President, said in part;
"The first diamond drill hole is now probing the area north of the
taken
power for this plant comes
from eight White Superior
engines, each developing 500 hp at 862 rpm.
They aro
equipped with Fawick Airflex 28CB525
clutches, driving Oil Well
Supply Co.'s
558-P horizontal quintuplex plunger pumps through
Lufkin 4.87:1 ratio speed reducers.
This power group has a capacity
Its
anounced on March 31, has acquired a work¬
stride was
gas
•
ViolaMac Mines
This
'
plans.
began operating a huge waterflooding plant on
City
a
climax of the five year, $3.3 million experimental
"Pumping
8G-825
on
were
Give Water*
Diesel Engine Division on April 15 made the
company's White
"The
Development
mated
\''T't
.
have met with
a
annual
1957.
Bankruptcy
Chapter
petition
Assets
Corp.—Establishes New Records—
United Artists
—
middle
White Motor Co.—Superior Gas Engines
filed a
voluntary petition for reorganization
X on Feb. 25, 1959, Judge Willis W. Ritter approved
March 11, 1959, and continued the debtor in possession.
He fixed April 24, 1959,
as the date for a hearing,
at which time
objections could be made to the continuance of the debtor in possession.
The
debtor
is a Nevada corporation whose properties consist of
non-producing mining claims, an undeveloped oil lease, interests in
two experimental mineral extraction companies, and two non-productive
mills.
Current and long-term liabilities as of Aug. 31,
1958, approxi¬
.under
5%
from the same month a year ago, and 11,183,000
revenue airplane miles, an increase of 6%.
Cargo
volumes
totaled
6,711,000
freight
ton
miles, 34%
over
March of last year; 3,000,000 mail ton miles (including first class), up
up
9%, and 981,000 express ton miles for a rise of 21%.—V. 189, p. 1617.
Nev.
the
at
flood Power—
ule
filed
has
SEC
Verdi
passenger
Reno,
orders was $77,700,000 com¬
backlog of
the
1959,
31,
had
lias.
a,
under
Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act pending in the United States District
Court for the Central District of Utah
(Salt Lake Ci*y), for the re¬
organization of this company, which has offices in Reno, Nev. and
The
27%.
revenue
Co.,
Net income after income taxea
with $2,301,276 for the
compared
of the year. Combined sales'for 1959 will
However, lie was confi¬
wculd increase in a greater proportion, due to con¬
tinued close control of manufacturing costs and other expenses.—V. 189^.
beginning
Proceedings—
an
miles, and 32,047,000 revenue
airplane miles, the latter up 7% over the first quarter of 1958.
Freight in the quarter reached 18,312,000 ton miles, an increase
of 34%; mail (including first class), 8,673,000 tons miles for a 15%
gain, and express, 2,913,000
Development
14%,
dent that earnings
following
estimated 1,199,344,000 revenue passenger
March,
March
backlog
The
Verdi
of
exceed, but to no great extent, sales for 1958.
corporation
for
reasons."
business
airline
The
Lines will report a profit
loss during the same quarter
United
months,
decline
a
of 1958.
Mr. McCord told the shareholders that the results of first-quarte*
operations should not be regarded as indicative of the company's busi¬
ness for the year
1959, nor should an unqualified comparison be mado
with operations of the first quarter of 1958.
In appraising operations
for the balance of 1959, he predicted that sales for the second quarter
will be basically the same as for the first quarter but will slant upward
America,
this Summer will consolidate its executive offices
(Hoboken, N. J.) and its sales offices (30 Rockefeller Plaza) in a new
location at 50 West 44th Street, New York, N. Y.
The move, scheduled
to take place by July 1, will mark the return of the nearly century-old
company's executive offices to New York after 31 years in Hoboken.
The new offices cover 8,000 square feet of the eight-story building
on
the site of the old Hippodrome.
Venus will continue to operate the Hoboken plant.—V. 189, p. 128G.
This
Decline
It was also pointed out that
increased $13,900,000 from a low of $63,800,000 on
July 31, 1958, and had increased $6,000,000 since the beginning of this
year.
'
SEC—
above.—V. 189,
of
As
the
Venus Pen & Pencil Corp.—Consolidates Offices—
time
16,000 shares of common stock offered to employees at
price' under a separate offer which expired April 16 wera
for, the company said.—V. 189, p. 1713.
pared to $76,700,000 recorded a year ago.
189, p. 1840.
United Air Lines, Inc.—Carries Record Traffic—
through
up by
White*
the
$1,985,814,
was
$328,494
503,477
stock__»„_„.
C.—Registers
share
per
Co.
of
same
$4,475,679 for the same period last year.
1720
p
$25
55c; per share earned for the first quarter of 1958.
Earnings before Income taxes amounted to $3,615,216 compared withi
244,072
—...
common
at
compared with
572,566
377,467
outstanding
share
per
shares
157,031
King McCord, President, on April 20 announced that consolidated
sales of the company and its subsidiaries for the three months ended
March 31, 1959, were $41,988,902.
This compares with $53,047,072 for
the same period of 1958, or a decline of 21%.
Net income for the first three months of 1959 equaled 47c per share,
give Union Pacific a total of 2,089 miles of centralized traffic
on
its lines—more
than any other railroad in the United
Work
&
All
the
$7,343,071
$489,831
shares
income
—V.
States.
With
1959
867,298
taxes...
income
Net
Net
of
been
stockholders' subscription has
The offer expired on April 21.
of rights and the balance of 4,595 shares was taken
underwriting group headed by The First Boston Corp. and
first quarter
Common
for
purchased
Stockholders
an
and
minimum of 9,000 feet each.
a
April 22
on
exercise
Earnings Higher—
income..
on
Common Stock
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Sales and Earns.
$8,152,355
Federal
before
'
A.
sales
Income
traffic control
Laramie, Wyo., and ex¬
Carr.
Involved in the project, in addition to in¬
intricate signaling system,
is extension of seven
to
new
Net
—
Subscribed—The company
97.2% subscribed.
.
above.
Van Raalte Co., Inc.—Sales and
and it should be com¬
1960,
of
use
the
of
stallation
more
on
Denver
"
■
Massachusetts Companies
stock
common
subscribed
3 Months Ended March 31—
installation
new
tending
control
between
will be about $2,000,000
project
pleted by the end
facilities
track
single
-
•
announced that its offer of 161,626 additional shares
Valley Gas Co.—Proposed Acquisition-
start.
the
of
traffic
centralized
of
Pacific
Union
Scheduled
'
-
Offering 97.2%
Union Pacific RR.—To Install Traffic Control—
Installation
1286.
p.
Western
See Eastern Utilities Associates
Co.—Registers With SEC—
on
company
program
390.
p.
Subsidiaries
of
Potomac
The
and
April 17 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
covering
$14,000,000 of first mortgage- bonds, series R, duo
June
1, 1989, to bo offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds,
together with other cash
resources
and about $5,000,000 from the expected sale of additional
common stock
in 1960, will be applied to the company's construction
unforeseen
the
and
Co.—Acquisition
Electric
Pcnn
company
This
•
an
T
registered shares.
West Penn Power
markets.
delay in getting back to the
production levels looked for when Uie strike ended, 1959 first quarter
earnings Would be less than those for the first quarter of 1958.
"However," he added,
"we are practically certain that business
in
all
three
divisions will greatly increase
in the second quarter,
and
that the current period,
as
well as the entire calendar year,
will record far greater earnings than those indicated for the first
quarter.
In fact we can safely predict now that the earnings for
the calendar year 1959 will be much greater than calendar year 1958."
Union Electric Co. (Mo.)—Unit Liquidating—
189, p.
of
first quarter
of
Colliery Co. above.—V.
warehouse
a
the
replacement
Mullaney said that accurate figures were not available for
net earnings but there was every indication that because
four-month strike at the Marion plant of the Marion Power
Mr.
of South
Edison Co. its subsidiary, have
joined with three subsidiaries of the latter in the filing of a proposal
with the SEC whereby the three subsidiaries will issue additional stock
to Potomac Edison to finance their construction programs;
and the
Commission has issued an order giving interested persons until April 29;
1959, to request a hearing theieon.
. '
' The subsidiaries, and the amount of additional Investment to
be
made
in each, are as follows;
Northern Virginia Power. Co., 4,000
shares, $400,000; Rotgmac Light & Power Co., 6,000 shares, $600,000;
and South Penn Power Co., 40,000 shares, $200,000.' Purchase of the
additional shares by Fotomac Edison Is to be made from time to time
during 1959 as the funds are required by the subsidiaries for property
additions and improvements.—'V. 189, p. 526.
,J.) ^
w.^
the
exists.
partial liquidating dividend of $550,000
capital surplus created by the reduction
1716.
aft The Riggs National Bank,
or
1718.
share
meeting stockholders approved the statutory merger of the
(corporation into a Florida corporation, with its principal office at
Jacksonville, Fla., which will have the same name and capitalization
and will be merely a continuance of the existing company, according
to Mr. Mullaney.
It was stated that the merger was accomplished
to eliminate technical questions with respect to District of Columbia
requirements "that no corporation may be organized under this act
unless the
place where it conducts its principal business is located
Within the District of Columbia." It is expected that the merged
corporation will have the same stock exchange listings as presently
Liquidating Dividend
Partial
order
N. Y.
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York filed a registration statement
on April 20, 1959, covering American depositary receipt!*
50,000 ordinary
for
Canadian Subsidiary
headquarters
with
now under way for construction
the
Gulf of St. Lawrence in
are
Islands
Asian
St., New York,
C.—V. 189, p.
15.
an
addition, Mr. Mullaney continued, the corporation
foreign subsidiary corporation and is planning
At
D.
has called for redemption on May 15, next, $36,000
mortgage bonds, 5% series due 1982, at 100% and
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan
with the SEC
itcipation in the expected demands for its equipment in the European
and
Pine
West
Canadian
a
Ltd.,
(Canada)
President,
which
Shovel
of
interest.
18
The
14 as will the
April 14.
Seven
2048.
West Driefontein Gold Mining Co. Ltd. (Union
parts
and
provide service
facilities for Marion Power equipment now
in use in Canada and
also will act as distribution center for equipment shipped from Marion,
Ohio to Canadian customers, he said.
189, p. 646.
—
an
pay to Union Electric a
in cash, to be charged to the
p.
Mullaney,
Corp.—Forms
has
Shovel
Power
Quebec,
—
187, p.
Africa)—Registers With SEC—
value each.—V. 189, p. 1396.
par
company
refunding
its
Washington,
shares will be determined on this
the averag'e of the mean selling
ordinary
share
Negotiations
at
$1,594,030 ' $1,078,126
$1.57
$1.06
*
1,013,499 shares.—V.
original trust agreement under which the debentures
This) corporation
on
1958
the
level
accrued
American
James
taxes
share
common
"Adjusted to
announced
for AKU ordinary shares on
Marion
income
profit
'"Earnings per
of
fl.
:
Net
20 points will be deducted from
1,000
Federal
for
Provision
above
new
taxes
Washington Gas Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
has
convertible
Each
income
before
Profit
While miscellaneous
nevertheless net income
another
to
See Union
first
Rise—
1959
$26,528,481 $21,617,548
3,364,030
2,253,126
—1,770,000
1,175,000
sales
Net
-•
t
year.
rise,
1959
of
the
in
net
..
Three Months Ended March 31—
by
proposed final 1958 dividend on AKU ordinary shares, commission, cost,
plus five months interest on the debentures that have been called.
Paper Corp.—Reports Record Sales
Co.
Colliery
189,
auarter
in
caused
2788.
Wagner Electric Corp.—Sales and Earnings
$16,-
more
This
of $3,700,000.—V.
capital.—V.
small
to
even
188, p.
that on June 1, 1959, it will call Hfl.
equal to $386,842, of 4% convertible debentures
the first required sinking fund payment of the same
due
be
price
sidiary of Union Electric Co., to reduce its stated capital by $550,000
by changing the par value of its 12,500 outstanding shares of capital
stock (all owned by Union Electric) from $100 to $56 per share and
In
—V.
(guilders),
price
basis:
chairman told stockholders that Income
before provision for taxes on income was $10,324,363 and tax provision
Was $5,430 000 for the first quarter of
1959. Comparable figures for
the first three months of 1958 were pre-tax income of $7,073,193 and
has
first
$1,500,000
a
up
Netherlands corporate
in last year's quarter
in
authorized by the
were
issued.
The
will
Union Bag-Camp Paper
SEC
2,263,-
being given
are
lower
number of shares.
Union
to
8.1%
of
were
This
period of last
showed
income before
company
and
over
equal to 66 cents per share on the 7,376,675 shares of common stock
outstanding on March 31, 1959. This compares with net income of
$3,373,193, or 46 cents per share for 1958's first quarter, based on the
The
18.6%
initial
the
decline
a
1,470,000
corporation
tax provision
by
from $1,900,000
Universal
The
quarter
on
,
the
last year.
as
had the highest sales total of any quarter in the
company's history and on increase in net income of 43% in the first
quarter of 1959, Alexander Colder, Chairman of the Board, told stock¬
holders today at the annual meeting.
Net sales for the qua:ter ended March 31, 1959 totaled $43,062,800
as against $36,858,201 for the comparable period of 1958.
Net income after taxes was $4,894,363 in the first quarter of 1959,
Same
first
2077.
p.
Union Bag-Camp
This
the
increase
expenses
$13,100,000.
the
in
from $970,000
year
is undertaking to acquire situations that will give the
better balance as wTell as increase its worth and growth
prospects."—V. 188,
for
The quarter's net income
sales showed an
operating
from
deductions
smaller net
.
rather
decrease
and
700,000
steady loser over a long
a
$14,600,000
to
before
quarter
$14,900,000,
$1,800,000
income
emphasis is now changing to one of constructive development
than gradual liquidation," Mr. Crosby added. "Your present
; "The
:
from
stock
period.
to
income
will report
1958
net
income of approximately
to 30 cents a share on an average of 400,000 shares
outstanding, James M'. Crosby, President, said in a
letter to shareholders on April 20.
This compares with $32,444, or
9 cents a share on 349,798 shares of common stock, reported for 1957.
In his first communication to shareholders since the proxy contest
and subsequent litigation with the former management last year, Mr.
Crosby expressed confidence "that 1959 will show a marked improve¬
ment
in your company's earnings and that this year will witness
a turning away from the long series of annual deficits of the past."
The letter pointed out that the present management was unable to
assume
physical control of the company until so late in 1958 that
only 20 business days were left in which to size up the situation, make
important decisions, and salvage pore than $350,000 of a $500,000
tax-loss carry-over due to expire at the year-end.
The basic policy, Mr. Crosby said, has been to cut expenses to a
minimum and to dispose of all unprofitable operations.
To this end,
the assets of Modene Paint Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary, were sold
at book value and the inventory of usable paint at cost.
This division
equal
common
first
1959
from
11.8%
corporation
This
of
Netherlands
cents per American share
to 41
in Personnel—
Co.—Changes
A.
Monaghan, Executive yice-Fresldent,> has been, elected
Presidency to succeed Charles W. Ireland, who moved up to
Chairman of the Board, a position, formerly held by A. C. Buttfield.
Mr. Monaghan will assume responsibility as the operating executive
while Mr. Ireland will devote his attention to overall policy matters.
earnings per share were
100.000
$120,000,
equal
equivalents outstanding.
Vulcan Materials
Bernard
to
(A. K. U.-United Rayon
the same as those reported for the first
quarter of 1958 when A. K. U. also had net income of $950,000, equiva¬
lent to 41
cepts per American share on 2,263,074 American share
equivalents.
■
Underwood's plant at
$777,679.—V. 189,
at
contract
1959 was $950,000,
074 American share
the
Hartford,
Corp.—Reports Increased
$386,842 Debentures.
Net income of Algemene Kunstzijde Unie NV
A
for
53
(1973)
Sales—Plans Redemption of
i.
April 17.
on
Contract—
has been awarded a contract in excess of $750,000
Ordnance
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Corp.—Awarded
Underwood
This corporation
by
.
An
•
and electrical (plastic)
and caps has been developed by Apex Safety Products,"
Ohio, and will be marketed nationally and internationally
hats
Boyer-Campbell,
firms
•
Corp.—New Products—
entirely new line of fibre-glass, aluminum
safety
Cleveland,
by
•'
Sewing Machine
White
are
divsions
well
of
known
White
safetv
Sewing
e<ioip»"°nt distributor.
Machine
Both
Corp.
headgear has been developed for all industrial,
mill and mining applications, and features a uniquely new polyethylene
The
new
suspension
hard
hat
safety
which the manufacturer says
safety."—V. 189, p. 1177.
provides the
"ultimate
in
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1974)
"
This
ment
company
to
on
purchase
9
Atlanta, Ga.
is
contemplated
Scaife
Co.
Brothers
Wilson
and
Oakmont,
of
disclosed.—V.
189,
common
stock.
The
purchase
price
amounted
quarter
This
compared
1958
Period End. April 4—
—V.
Higher—
$
increased
$
strike
509,504,960 448,021,613
48,967,201
1397.
p.
Wood
with
income
net
a
of
shares
696.007
stock
the
for
$33,000
of
$955,000,
to
common
p.
stated
labor
stock
order
an
stockholder
at
operations
rated
near
or
contracts
notes
additional
stock,
be
mid-year,
at
to
'
858.
p.
to
to
bank.
a
$2,100,000,
t
'
>
the
of
largest
."-V
"
-----
Purchaser
of
the
block
is
New
England
Power
Company,
10 other stockholder companies.--V.
acquired by the
'
189,
,
first
Zenith Radio Corp.—Announces New Clock-Radios—
quarter
This
capacity
corporation
April
on
16
-
equipped
you"
are
six -different
times
without
of
in
A portion of the
said.—V.
he
company to Tssue
additional
$7,000,000 - of
outstanding.
to
up
between
radios
The
the growing threat of an industry
expire
an
Sale Approvedthis
be
to
clock-radios
that
authorizing
companies
shares)
<70,000
of
$17,000,000
taxes.
buying is attributable to
when
equal
issued
its
balance
this year
consideration to a potential refund of $234,000 of
giving
income
amounting
improvement,
the
quarter
first
expected to continue throughout the second quarter.
195.9—40 Wks.—1958
$
53,836,705
—
189,
Sales
1959--4 Wks.—1958
$
Sales
after
Federal
Inc.—Current
Stores
on
the
for
to
applied to the financing of con¬
struction of its nuclear power project.
Jurisdiction was reserved by
the Commission with, respect to the further proposal of Yankee Atomic
to
issue and
sell
$20,000,000 of bonds to insurance companies
and
for the March quarter of 1959
with $12,606,000 in the .similar
$16,398,000 in the last quarter of 1958.
income
SEC
sell
common
revenues
net
Atomic Electric Co.—Stock
has
and
compared
were
that
sharp
share
a
Mr.
Winn-Dixie
Sales
showed
also
of
operating
$18,450,000.
1958.
stated
$1.29
not
was
and
to
of
Wood
Mr,
962.
p.
sales
Net
Calvert's
Brothers.
Yankee
general
holders.
that Calvert will be operated as a subsidiary
Pa., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wilson
capacity is 14,000 tons per year. It is estimated
that the company will do $4,000,000 worth of volume in 1959, based
on
sales
of
10,000 tons.
This addition will increase the estimated
sales volume of Wilson Brothers in 1959 to almost $30,000,000.
The transmission was negotiated with The Trust Company of Georgia,
and Mrs.
Ann
Calvert, widow of the late 'Robert Calvert, formerly
President of The Calvert Iron Works. Wilson Brothers is listed on The
American Stock Exchange, and the transaction was effected by cash
It
of
Monday, April 27, 1959
...
The
improvement in this company's business, which began
during the last quarter of 1958, continued during the first quarter
of
1959, Harleston R. Wood, President, stated in a report to stock¬
The
announced that it lias signed an agree¬
the assets of The Calvert Iron Works af
April
all of
Wood Steel Co.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
(Alan)
Announced—
Acquisition
Brothers—New
Wilson
.
Truesdell
189,
radio
1177.
off
at
fear
also
can
said,
with
\yith
be
each
two
lull
"to
switch
time.—V.
yet
j
you
that
189,
multi-purpose
new
alarm that will
morning,
oversleeping,
used
sleep
a
pre-set
a
announced
repeating wake-up
a
lets
.
'
-
sleep tit
to
"call
"catnap''
you
"remembers"
night,"
to
V
Mr.
turn
the
7
1286.
p.
STATE AND CITY
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Nuveen
&
Co.; Kenower, MacCo.; Irving Lundborg
& Co.; H. E. Work & Co.; Lawson,
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
Levy, Williams & Stern; Stone &
general obligation warrants was
Youngberg; Fred D. Blake & Co.;
sold to the First National Bank, of
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; WagFlorence, as 2%s. Dated April 1,
enseller & Durst, Inc., and C. N.
1959.
Legality approved by Du¬
White & Co.
mas,
O'Neal & Hayes, of Bir¬
Costa Mesa Union School District,
mingham.
Orange County, Calif.
Arthur
&
Florence, Ala.
ARIZONA
Maricopa County, Cave Creek Sch,
No. 93 (P. O. Phoenix),
Arizona
Bond Sale—The $44,000 general
obligation school building bonds
offered April 21—-v. 189, p. 1720—
April
1,
1959.
Due
1960
1979
to
inclusive.
on
CALIFORNIA
Campbell Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
$300,000 gen¬
municipal
im¬
provement bonds offered April 20
—v.
189, p. 1719—were awarded
eral
obligation
the
to
Trust
Bank of America
&
Savings
National
Association,
of
San Francisco.
•
Carmichael Irrigation District,
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—John
McAllis¬
ter, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids at
his
office
in
Carmichael
until
8
p.m.
(PDST) on April 28 for
the purchase of $710,000 Second
Division,
Fourth
Issue
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on Jan.
1
from
1962 to
1994
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1975 and thereafter
callable, in whole or in part in
inverse numerical order, on and
are
jrfter Jan.
1, 1974. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Dis¬
trict Treasurer's office, or at the
option of the purchaser, at the
Bank of America National Trust
&
Savings
Francisco,
Association,
in
San
Glendale Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
the
for
purchase
of
$2,000j)00
1, 1959.
school bonds. Dated June
Due
June 1 from 1959 to 1978
on
Principal
payable
at
(J-D)
office,
and
the
interest
County
the
at
or
County's fiscal agencies
York City or Chicago.
in
Yolo
1719—were
awarded
to
the
First Western Bank & Trust Com¬
pany, of
&
Sav¬
ings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.03, a net
interest
cost
of
about
3.43%,
as
April
15
follows:
$605,000
Los
Due
on
from 1960 to 1970 inclusive.
220,000
Flores
34&s.
Due on April 15
from 1971 to 1974 inclusive.
Due
on
April
School
die,
County
bids
Clerk,
at
15
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
his
Bernardino until
May 11 for
$38,000
school
on
344s.
275,000
San Francisco.
District,
San.
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Offering—V. Dennis Warsealed
3428.
Dated
15
will
office
inclusive.
Dated
Due
1960
to
on- Due on June 1 from 1960 to 1979
1974 inclusive. Principal and
interest
•
June
1,
•
1959.
^
:
Ber¬
San Jose Unified School District,
on
at
11
June
Santa
Clara
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
$6,OO(l,O0o school
offered
April 20—v. 189,
1719—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by the First Na¬
4J-OT jpayakle
County
Treasurer's
office, or at any -of
the fiscal agencies of the County
in New. York City or Chicago.
'
77/:'/ SouthSari y Francisco, t!dtl Jv*7 %
Bond Offering—Arthur A. Ro-
■
p.
the
for
$62,000,000
power
bonds, it is reported.
Otay
Municipal
San
$70,000
11
1961
in
San
(PDST)
the purchase of
a.m.
building
May 15, 1959. Due
from
to
1979
Water
.
Other mambers of the syndicate;
Guaranty
Trust
Co.*
York; J. P. Morgan &
of
New
Co. Inc.;
5s.
Due on
1963
1960 to
May 1
Due
1965
Due
from
1967
to
1968 to
1974 to
*
V;
'
—
May
1976 to
May 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
Due
May 1 from
on
■
Ravenswood
City. ,School District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
ing,
County
sealed
bonds.
May
on
inclusive.
Clerk,
bids at his
will
office
Red¬
•
from 1960 to
Due
account:
&
on
1974 in¬
&'
*•
Company.
J' 'y
,
Sweetwater Union High
Sch. Dist.,
"
San Diego County, Calif.
]
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
.
'
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego
until 10:30 a.m. (PDST) on May 5
the
for
purchase
of
$774,000
school bonds. .Dated June 1,
Due on June 1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable
1984
the
County
Legality, ap¬
at
office.
Treasurer's
1959.
interest
and
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her^
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
'
School
Lorenzo
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
to
bonds
189,
the
p.
$60,000 school
April 13
offered
1619—were awarded
First
Western
Bank
&
Trust Company, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.03, as follows:
$21,000 - 312S. Due on April 15
.„t7 from 1960 to 1963 inclusive.
12,000 3s. Due on April 15, 1964
and 1965.
'
,
.
3V2s: ' Due
27,000
District,
.
on
April
15
offered-
April
t
,
Woodland
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $84,000 school
bonds
f:''
Turner School District, San Joaquin
.
Dean
Taylor
Co.; J. B.
Co.; Juran & Moody*
Yolo
School
District,
County, Calif.
]
Bond Sale — The $5,000 school
14—v. 189,
p. 1515—were awarded to a group? jbonds
offered .April 15—v. 180jt
headed by the Bank of J America] p.: - 1720—were
awarded to v the
National Trust & Savings ; Asso*7 •American - Trust
Company, Lof
•
ciation, of San Francisco, at.ja- ,San tFrancisco. r :
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
of about 4.02%, as follows: 77 _»,77
;V
.CONNECTICUT
$24,000 5s.
1960 to
Due
on
1965
21,000 3%s. Due
May 25 for the purchase of $4,600,000 bonds, as follows:
1
the
•
>
sewer
offered April
14—v.
189,
1619—were awarded to Taylor
-—y.
1989 inclusive. 7
$185,000
from 1966 to 1969 inclusive,
San
1966 to
39,000 4s.
~
1972 to
sealed bids will be received until
June
;./•*
County, Calif.
Sale—The
bonds
p.
•
'
Offeringr—City Controller
D. Ross announces that
$1,700,000 hospital bonds.
Santa Barbara
Bond
Jan. 1 from; building
Inc.; Allison-Williams Co.^andrC.
N. White & Co. •*
77.-77'
(City and County),
California
Bond
on
Witter & Co.;
Hanauer
receive
in
City, until 10 a.m. (CaliL
DST) on May 5 for the purchase
of $70,000
school bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1973 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
r
Harry
Summerland Sanitary District,
7/'■-v,
v
1974 inclusive.
Others ), in
Brun-
wood
San Francisco
1963 to
£7.77
:e ■.77.
75,000 4%s. 4 Due on Jan. 1,-1975.
from >1,660,000 5s. Due on Jail. 1 from
1
1979 inclusive.
*
follows:
inclusive.
150,000 344s. Due
135,000 3 V2S.
as
May 1 from
on
on
Legality approved by
Wilson, Harzfield &
Wallace, "of San Mateo
Kirkbride,
*
-7777 $615,000 61/2s. Due
inclusive,
1964.
3s.
urer's office.
District,
Diego Co unty, Califs***
receive
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at the County Treasurer's
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & office.
Legality approved by
Smith; Weeden & Co.; Dean Wit¬ O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
her & Co.; J. Barth & Co.; John geles.
Other members of the syndicate:
San
(PDST)
Bond Offering—John A.
p.
p. 1719—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
headed
by the Bank of
Trust
revenue
New
County, Calif.'
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school
bonds offered April 15—v.
189,
bonds
National
in
a.m.
of
75,000
Grafton School District,
America
until
purchase
20,000 2%s.
'
Bond Sale—The $1,100,000 school
offered April 20—v. 189,
received
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on May 19
Treasurer's
Chaffey Union High School District,
Sat* Bernardino County, Calif.
11
payable
(M-N)
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
City or Chicago.
Legality apl«oved-by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
until
May 4 for the purchase of $85,000
school bonds. Dated May 15,1959.
Due on May 15 from 1960 to 1984
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Bond
inclusive.
at
office
his
at
bonds.
from
Phelps, Fenn &: Co.; Drexel &
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Laidlaw
& Co.;
Hallgarteli & Co.; Alex.
Bond Offering—Secretary Proc¬ Brown
Davis Joint School District,
&
Sons;
Stroud & Co.,
Yolo County, Calif.
tor E. Newhan announces that the
Inc.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Bond Sale—The $39,000 school Board
of Directors will receive J. S. Strauss &
Co.; Roosevelt &
bonds offered
April .15—v. 189, sealed bids at 427 Third Avenue, Cross; City National Bank & Trust
p.
1719—were awarded
to
the Chula Vista, until 4 p.m. (PDST) Co., of Kansas City; C. F. Childs
American Trust Company, of San on April 28 for the purchase of &
Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Wood,
Francisco.
$675,000 general Obligation Im¬ Gundy & Co., Inc.; Fred D: Blake
The bonds were sold at a price provement District No. 3 bonds.
& Co.; Hannaford & Talbot; Wal¬
of 100.03, a net interest cost of Due on June 1 from' 1964 to 1989
lace, Geruldsen & Co.; First Na¬
about 3.03%, as follows:
inclusive.
Legality approved by tional Bank, of San Jose, and
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬ Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.
$4,000 5s. Due April 15, 1960.
35,000 3s. Due April 15, 1961 to geles.
San Luis
Water District, Merced
1967 Inclusive.
Pacific Grove Unified School Dist.,
and Fresno Counties, Calif. ;
Duarte School District, Los Angeles
Monterey County-, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $2,350,000 Im¬
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school provement District No." 1
County, Calif.
bonds
Bond Sale—The $36,000 school building bonds offered April
13 offered April 22—V. 189, p. 1841—
bonds offered April 21—v.
189, —v. 189, p. 1619—were awarded were awarded to a group headed
p.
1619—were awarded to J. B. to the American Trust Company, by the Bank of America National
Hanauer & Co., as 4y4S, at a price of San Francisco, at a price of Trust & Savings Association, Sari
of 100.90, a basis of about 4.13%.
100.05, a net interest cost of about Francisco, at a price of 100.28," a
net interest cost of about 5.17%,
3.39%, as follows:
the co-paying
agents of the bank in New York
or
bids
1
_
from
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
at the County
Treasurer's
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclu¬ able
sive. Principal and interest pay¬ office. Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
able at
the County Treasurer's
geles.
office.
Dated
Calif.
Bond Offering—Dennis Wardle,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
nardino
school
June
Bernardino County,
-
15
Kenneth Ellis & Co.
San
dondi, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(Calif.
the County
tional
Bank,
of
Chicago,
and DST) on May 4 for the purchase
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
be received by the County Clerk
Halsey,
Stuart &
Co. Inc., as of $475,000 Industrial Park'Unit
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
at his office in Santa Ana until
follows:
/
r No. 2-Z Zone 1 special assessment
Los Angeles.
11 a.m. (PDST) on April 28 for
Due
$1,500,000 3V2S. Due on Maykl bonds. Dated May 15, 1959.
the purchase of $436,000 general
on July .2
Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation Dist.
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
from 1960 to 1979 in¬
obligation school building bonds.
(P. O. Oroville), Calif.
Principal
and
interest
4,500,000 3.30s. Due on May 1 clusive.
Dated May 15, 1959. Due on May
from 1965 to 1979 inclusive.
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
Bond
Offering — Bids will be
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
District
900,000
Morongo Unified School District,
1971
May 15 from
inclusive.
on
•
School. District,
Berlin
: -
;
k'
-
-
Conn.
.
Bond .Sale—The $380,000 school
bonds offered April 8—v. 189, p.
May 15 from
inclusive.
1619—were
on Mayl from
1984 inclusive. >ji
; ^
Due
composed
Putnam &
awarded "to
of
Estabrook
a
group
&c
Co.,
Co.; and R. D. White &
South Bay Union HighSchooLDist., ,CP;j as: 3.30s, at a ;price of 100.22;
Los AngCles Countyr' Calif. 7 a basis of about "3.27%.
fr .;
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,.
u'
County Clerk, will receive sealed
HartfordConn.
'
-Bond Sale-i-Tlie
$4,023;000 vari¬
Hetch. Hetchy power until 9 a.m. (PDST).:on May 19: ous purposes-bonds offered April
bonds. Due on June 1 from* fpr the purchase -of 7$1,000,000 21—v. 189; pi 1841—were awarded
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
school bonds; Dated June 1,1959;' to a group headed by the First
clusive.
2,000,000
'.rt;7
.
#
-•
...
_
bids
at his office in Los Angeles
Volume
Boston
Number
189
5841
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Due
Corp.,
as 3.10s, at a price
basis of about 3.06%
of 100.32, a
Other in
the
•
account:
R.
May 1 from 1962 to 1985
on
inclusive.
W.
The bonds
Pressprich & Co.; Salomon Bros.
&: Hutzler; Northern Trust Co.,
Chicago; Ladenburg, Thalmann &
able
Witter & Co.; WerCo.; Cooley & Co.; J. A.
Hogle 8c Co., and Winslow; Cohu
price of 98.27,
callable.
are
Principal and interest (M-N)
4.39%,
$135,000
pay¬
&
gality
Dean
American
Trust
4s.
National
■
Co.,
Chicago. Le¬
by
Charles
&
approved
as
Due
follows:
May 1 from
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
385,000 4'%'s. Due on May I from
1974
v
net interest cost
a
of about
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Co.;
the
at
Bank
(1975)
to
Indianapolis Redevelopment Dist.
(P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
on
1985
inclusive.
830,000 4%s. Due
May 1 from
on
Bond
Sale—The
$1,165,000 re¬
offered April
development bonds
21—v. 189, p. 1620—were awarded
to a group
Fenn & Co.,
composed
Phelps,
of
Inc., Stone & Webster
Corp.,
City
National
•
(P. O. 9301 Keating Avenue,
The
bonds
are
& Stetson.
dated
May 1, Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City,
1959 and are subject to
Skokie), III.
call be¬ and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., at a
;;
Norwalk, Conn. 7- '//./;/ ; i Bond
Sale—The $545,000 school ginning
May
1,
1979.
Interest price of 100.02, a net interest cost
Bond
Offering —- .Everett ~ W. building bonds offered
M^N; Legality approved by Chap¬ of about 3.15%, as follows:
April 14
Barnes, City Clerk, will receive —v. 189, p. 1619—were awarded man &„ .Cutler, of Chicago.
$260,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
scaled bids until noon (EDST) on to
a
group
composed
of
the
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
April 2Er for the purchase
of Northern Trust Company, of Chi¬ '^■■Shimer,- College (P. O. Mount S
390,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
; '
Carroll), III.
$2,000,000 bonds, as follows:-. ~ :
cago; The Illinois Company,/and
1965 to 1970 inclusive.
theim
&
Ccoh County School District No. 68
>7 1986 to 1999 inclusive.
1
.
-
bonds.
sewer
Due
inclusive.
TOO,000
urban
*
.on
Q
..
220,000 3Y2S.
* rene wal / bonds.
Due
.1979.inclusive.
'
*
90,000 3%s.
1, 1959.' Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Connecticut;Bank
&
1972
220,000 4s.
Dated * May
and interest
1970' to
v
*•-
offered
April 17—v. 189,
1619—were sold to the Federal
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
cy, as'
Trust.Com-
1
from
•<
Community High Sch. Dist.
101 (P. O. Morris), III.
I
'
29
No.
Cole, of Hartford.
Bond
Offering
Gladys
—
gality
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 28 for
the purchase, of
$590,000 school
(P. O. Newark), Del.
the
purchase of $60,000
building bonds. Dated May
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
to 1969 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
Secretary
of
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Newark Special School District
for
school
M.
Bright,
DELAWARE,
Will
Bond Sale—The $880,000 school building
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
building bonds offered April 22— 1959.* Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to
v.: 189,
p. 1720—were awarded to >1975 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
a
group composed of the Phila¬ terest
(J-J); payable at a bank
delphia National Bank,' Mercan¬ or trust company mutually agreed
tile-Safe
Deposit
&
Trust
Co., upon by the purchaser and the
Baltimore, and Laird, Bissell & Bpard^of Education. Legality ap¬
Meeds, as. 3^4% atyi price qf l00.59, proved.by Chapman & Cutler, of
a basis of about $.68%.
C " i- Chicago/ v
-
and
Kendall
FLORIDA
189,
—v.
to
a
\
-
Com-
1842—were
p.
awarded
group
Trust
County Community Consql.
153 (P. O.
./•*' t/ r "Piano), III.
/. y7;
"
Counties
Co.,
Chapman
100.005,
-Chicago,
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
a
Shearson,
and
at
a
Farwell,
price
of
cost
Jan. 1 from
on
O.
Miami), Fla.
^
Vermillion Parish Gravity Drainage,
District No. 2 (P. O. Abbevilte),
Louisiana
Bond
be
^1960 to 1965 ihqltisive.
Due
/ 1966 to 1973
y//
'*
298,000 4%s.
/
/
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive,
Toff Chicago.; 1 ;7
.
Due On Jhnt 1 from '
'
\
V Bond
•#'*/•"/
r
;
receive
Piano), III.
GEORGIA-
'
•
...
\
Towriship (P. O. Hebr.on),
C
:
Indiana
-
Offerinjg
,
Offering
—
Dated June
—
Russell
■
'(CST)
Bond
sealed
on
bids
until
7
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
terest J-D.
Foley,
May 5 for the purchase
Cox
on
-
June
Legality approved by >
&
Judell
of
New
V
Rockville,
Md.
Community Sch. District
(P. O. Eldon), Iowa
for
of
receive
until
11
and
(CST)
1978
to
Due
the
Second;>
April 27
$405,000
Dated May
350,000
/
Boston, at 1.85%.
j
to the Merchants
notes
National
Bank, of Boston, at
1.86%.
•
Nov. 1 from 1960
on
inclusive.
Interest
Chelmsford, Mass.
M-N.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Council Bluffs
both of
of
school building bonds.
*
to
and the Boston Safe
Deposit and Trust Company,
on
purchase
notes
pany,
bids
oral
-
Bank-State Street Trust Com*
Dallner,
of Directors,
Board
sealed
a.m.
the
1, 1959.
$400,000
Offering—Alice
Secretary
will
-
u
Note Sale—An issue of $750,000
temporary loan notes was sold, as
follows: v V
'
'7;. ■'"77, ';7.
■
Cardinal
Independent School
District, Iowa
Offering—Lester
Note Sale—The $80,000 munici¬
pal garage notes offered April 21
189, p. 1843—were awarded
to Tyler & Co., as 3.40s, at a price
—v.
of
100.439,
East
Note
a
basis of about 3.33%.
Bridgewater, Mass.
Offering
—
>
a
Mrs. Marjorie
Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
Eaton,
National Bank of Boston, 28
State
Des Moines, Iowa
Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
April 28 for the purchase of
$67,000 water notes. Dated May 15,
1959. Due on May 15 from 1960
to 1972 inclusive. Principal and
Offering—Cortez
interest
Legality
&
Chapman
by
approved
Cutler, of Chicago.
F,
p.m.
1, 1959. Due
1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. In¬
Lynn F.
...
Franzman, Township Trustee, will
i974 to 1986 inciuiivo.
;
*
r
-
Boohe
(CST)
a.m.
—
■
] inclusive.Interest J-D.
Legality
apprbved by Chapman & Cutler.
11
Bond Sale
The $310,000 genKil- eral
improvement bonds offered
coin, Secretary of the Board of April 21 — v.
189, p. 1721 — were
Directors, will receive sealed bids awarded to Alex. Brown & Sons.
until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 1 for
the purchase rof $500,006- school
MASSACHUSETTS
building bonds. Dated May 1,1959.
Brockton, Mass.
/
Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1978
Bond
;
.
until
MARYLAND
"
-130,00(1 4^as.
received
May 19 for the purchase of
$30,000 public improvement bonds.
Bond Sale—-An issue of,
revenue bonds was sold to
/
Offering—Sealed bids will
on
.
....
A
and
Orleans.
Bond
about 3.66%, as follows:
E. An¬
Bond Offering—Vera S. Buscy,
$25,000 3"ms. Due on Dec. 1, 1961. drews, Secretary of the Board of
$5Q0,000"] Secretary of; the Board of Educa- 305,000 3Vis. Due on Dec. 1 from Directors, will receive sealed bids
a< group1
tion, will receive sealed bids until
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 29
-1962 to 1971 inclusive.• *"" K
composed of Atwill & Co.;- Allen
j 7:30 p.m. (CPST) on April 29 for
for
the
purchase
of $1,400,000
320,000 3%s. Due ort'Dec. 1 from
&: Co.,- and; Roberts- F^Bell: &
fthe purchase ,:.6f $100,000 school
school building bonds. Dated May
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
at/a; price of 95.^7,fas fbllows; ;
[inddiflg:bon4s; Dated May 1,1959.
1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960
$72,000 4s|, Due on Jan. 1 from j.Dijid oh Dec;. 1' from 1961 to 1974
to 1978 inclusive.
Interest M-N.
INDIANA
(P.
„
Principal
(J-D) payable at the City
office, or at a bank
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Treasurer's
Adair-Casey Community Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Adair), Iowa
of
net: interest
Due
1978 inclusive.
to
inclusive.
interest
IOWA
Bond
composed of the Con¬
tinental .Illinois National Bank &
Kendall
"
(Dade County PorF Authority
&
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
building bonds offered April 20
'School'District No.
'
Chapman
munity School District No. 207-U
(P. O. Peotone), III.
Hammill.
:
par.
iyo. 75 (P. O. Prophetstown), IlL
| Bond Offering—Gene T. Wcstlund, Secretary of the Board of
Education, .'will - receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
April
Grundy and Kendall Counties
v|
in" Hartford. Legality ap¬
proved by Robinson, Robinson &
Dec.
on
1978 inclusive.
3s,,at a price of
Whiteside County School District
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1973 to
pany,
on
1971
bonds
on
Due
515,000 3V8S.
p.
Dec. 1 from
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
/
May .1 from; 1960 to
on
; Sale---The $350,000 non¬
exempt dormitory revenue
tax
'
Due
■'
"
Bond
;
Farwell, Chapman & Co., at a
May 1 from I960 to 1979 incl. price of par, a net interest cost
875,000 public works bonds. Due of about 3.83%, as follows:
on
May 1 from 1960 to 1&79 $15,000 4s. Due on Dec. 1, 1961.
$1,025,000"
Securities
1989
to
55
Bond
City
and
will
Clerk,
oral
bids
receive
until
Souter,
sealed
10:3Q
St.,
payable
at
the
>
above-
mentioned Bank.
a.m.
Lexington, Mass.
Offering—Mary J. Burr pfr
'(CST) on May 4 for the purchase
$149,000; bpnds, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $210,000 sewer
-J ^)n,-: S*ecr0tarv of the Board of
of
$900,000
general
obligation
$79,000 ^ School;'Township bonds.
jhority {Pz*Or
bonds offered April 23—v. 189, p.
Sacdrinah);jGa.i 4Jijdheitidhl Wllj/receive sealed bids
sewer bonds.
Dated June 1, 1959.
; '-A 'Due semi-annually from July
1843—were
awarded
to
Offering/ —.^ Ruben [ontil 7)30 ;i>M
Kidder,
(CDST) on ApHJ
Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1978
1,^1960 to Jan. 1, 1976 incl.
Clark,, Chairmaii, -i wilk-^eceive ,29? for. the-' j>urchase of $665,000
Peabody & Co., as 3.40s, at a price
inclusive. Principal and interest
70,000
Civil / Township
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST> on.^school
bonds.
of 100.59, a basis of about 3.32%.
building bonds/Dated May
Chatham County Hospital Aw
v
May; 21 for the purchase of
3175,-J t, ,1959.
000 3% revenue certificates.
Jan..
1,
1958/ Due
Dated;tb
Due
Due
1978
Dec. 1 from I960
on
inclusive.
Interest
semi-annually from July
I960 to Jan. 1, 1974.
'
1»
J-D.
payable
at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
office.
Legality approved by Chapman & 7]: Dated - May Yl, 195.9. - Principal
Pocahontas Community Sch. Dist.,
and interest payable at the Citi¬
J Cutler of Chicago
Iowa
zens
Legality approved by: Keifey
Bank, of Hebron. Legality
t
; c j,"" . n.'.
v
Bond Sale—An issue of $260,000
Mobley, of Atlanta; (The Federal [■Uike C°ut«y School District No. approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
school
Housing and
Home
F i n a n c e I
(P. O. ,Highland Pork), Ill._ Miller; of' Indianapolis.
improvement bonds was
sold to the Pocahontas State Bank,
Agency ha-? agreed to purchase the r i •~on<iOffering — Thomas H.
East Chicago Park District, Ind..
ol' Pocahontas.
Jan.
on
from |
1
1960 to 1988 inclusive; Interest: J-J.
,
-
issue.)
*
Jolls, Secretary of the Board of
"
•
a
Education, will receive sealed bids
•-"'.*>">■'/ ";V
-
Tipton, Ga.
j-
until
j improvement bonds offered April
7:30
'p.m. (DST) on May 5
Barkuloo,; for the purchase of $45,000 school
Jr.- City Clerk and Treasurer, will.,
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
...
Bond Offering—O. V.
receive
sealed
(EST)
bids
chase of $950,000
bonds.
enue
Due
until
2
p.m.; Due
on^April 28 dor the
natural gas rev¬
June 1, 1959.
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
1
from
1962
due
Bonds
in
in
or
part
in
on
on
inverse
after
or
payment
June
1,
1969.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at any of the four Atlanta
Clearing House Banks, in Atlanta,
to be
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved ; by Spalding,
Sibley,
Troutman,
Meadow
&
Smith, of Atlanta.
•
,
The
$52,000
street
offered
to
awarded
Becker
Cownie, Inc.;
100.06,
a
as 3s, at a price
basis of about 2;98%.
of
as
7:30
1960
to
1975
inclusive; and
$595,000 3%s, due on April 1
1984 inclusive.
■
yv
Co.;, jointly,
$175,000
i
from
from
3%s,
1961
1969
to
to
follows:
due on Jan. 1
1968 inclusive,
as
due
1976
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.;
and $80,000 3.60s, due on
Jan.
1,1977'and 1978.
;
...
,
.Rock
Falls, III.
nue
bonds.
p.m.
—
Dated1.
VLay
1,
1959.
ed
by Barcus, Kindred & Co., at a
—
George
•
O.
sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
(CST) on May 7 for the purchase
of $36,000 bonds, as follows:
$24,000
School
Township
bonds.
1, 1961 to Jan. 1, 1980 incl.
12,000
Civil
Township
bonds.
Due semi-annually on Janu¬
ary and July 1 from 1961 to
1972 incl.
receive
sealed
May
1,
1959.
Legality
Hammond, Ind.
Bond
Offering—Joseph E. Klen,
City Controller, will receive sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
(CDST)
on
April 30 for the purchase of $130,000 fire equipment bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1971
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Mercantile Na¬
tional Bank of Hammond. Legal¬
ity
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
approved
Ice &
bids
until
2
p.m.
(CST) on May 11 for the purchase
of $300,000 general obligation
building bonds. Dated July 1,1959.
Due
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
1960 to
from
Principal
1964
interest
and
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
office. Legality approved
urer's
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
by
LOUISIANA
Jackson
Parish
(P. O. Jonesboro),
Louisiana
Bond
Offering—Helen
Pardue,
Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids until
1:30 p.m. (CST) on May 25 for the
purchase of $400,000 public im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
1959. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
Secretary
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Note Sale—An issue of $1,000,*
000
sold
temporary
loan notes was
April 17 to the Merchants
on
National Bank of Boston, at 1.78%»
Wayland, Mass. ■
/
$1,175,000 school
project bonds offered April 22—
v.
i89, p. 1843—were awarded to
KANSAS
a group composed of White, Weld
Salina City School District, Kansas & Co., Inc., Harriman Ripley & f
Bond Offering—F. L Reynolds,
Co., Inc., and Kidder, Peabody 8c
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Co., as 31/2S, at a price of 100.35, a/
/Due semi-annually from Jan.
.
of Chicago, and Julien Collins
&.
Offering
Paris, Township Trustee, will re¬
/Dated
520,000 general obligation sewer
bonds to First National Bank
.L;
j-
Bond
ceive
.
and Goldman, Sachs & Co., as 4s.
Martinsville), Ind.
B o ii d " Sale
The $1,350,000
(CD.ST) .on
purchase of $!,-. water, revenue bonds offered April
0(10,000 gas utility refunding: rever ^0 w^re awarded to a group head¬
for the
I
Green Township (P. O. R.R. 5,
follows:
1976 to
The $800,000 park
Co., Chicago, Harriman Rip-
■
Co., and Becker &
Cownie, Inc., as follows: $665,000 3%s, due on April 1 from
.
11
Cutler,
Vick; &
f
-.
Chester, III.
Bond Offering—Frank P. Hight,
City Clerk, will j receive sealed
until
&
$1,770,000 bonds
$2a5,0l)0. 3V2s,
May
Trust.
1963
Allyn & Co., Inc., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Quail & Co., M. B.
'v
&
ILLINOIS
bfds
to
—
Legality ; Icy & Co., Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
$1,250,000 sewerage revenue bonds
to a group composed of A. C.
April
20—were
—
awarded
from
construction- bonds
Moline, III.
Bond Sale—The
.were
r"
Creston, Idaho
Sale
1960
offered April 21—v. 189, p. 1729—
IDAHO
Bond
from
by Chapman
Chicago.
of
and
numerical
interest
1
Interest J-D.
1989
to
1970
callable^ in whole
any
order,
date
are
Dec
approved
-
thereafter
on
pur- ,j inclusive.
Bond Sale
21—v. 189, p. 1720—were awarded
to a group composed of Northern
-
Quincy, Mass.
1984
of
the
inclusive.
Parish
Interest
J-J.
Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
New Iberia Parish
New
(P. O.
Iberia), La.
Bond Offering
—
E. J. Leblanc,
receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on May
12 for the purchase of $600,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated June
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from 1962
City
Clerk,
will
.
Bond Sale—The
about 3.45%.
basis of
{
1
MICHIGAN
Alcona Community
Schools District,
-
Michigan
Note Offering—Bernard Cham-/;
President of Board of Ed- ?
ucation, will receive sealed bids*
until 7 p.m. (EST) on April 29
for the purchase of $68,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated April
13, 1959. Due on March 15, 1960.
Principal and interest payable at
a
place agreed upon with the »"
pagne,
purchaser.
/
/
Bay City School District, Mich.
Note Offering—Lyle E. Ewingy,
Secretary of Board of Education,
7:30
will receive sealed bids until
(EST) on April 28 for the
purchase of $250,000 tax anticipa¬
tion
notes.
Dated May 1, 1959.
p.m.
Oct.
Due
on
and
interest
agreed
upon
15, 1959.
Principal
payable at a place
with the purchaser.
Clawson School District,
Note
Offering
—
Mich.
George
C.
Sickle, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 4 for
the purchase of $118,000 tax anHoino+inn
\
Dated
Msv
15.
*
c
Chronicle
The Commercial unci Financial
56
Due
1959.
the
Oakland
Wayne
1959.
15,
Nov.
on
Principal and interest,
payable at
Bank, or
Clawson.
Public Schools
Michigan
Corunna
Note
District,
Offering:—Harold O. Wal¬
lace, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation. will receive
sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (EST) on April 28
for the purchase of $39,600 tax
anticipation notes. Dated May 1,
April 1, 1960. Prin¬
Due on
1959.
cipal and interest payable at a
place to be agreed upon with the
purchaser.
—
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany in Michigan.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Valley School District (P. O.
Milford), Mich.
Huron
k
Note
clusive.
tal
Due
Offering
J.
Lawrence
—
Secretary of Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
£0 for the purchase of $150,000
tax anticipation notes. Dated May
3, 1959.
Due on April 1, 1960.
Principal and interest payable at
© place agreed upon with the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canlield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Brandeberry,
Jackson Union School District,
Dated Jan.
bonds.
revenue
on
thereafter
Bonds due in 1969
terest
date
payment
on
on
in¬
any
July 1, 1968. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
received
for the above bonds when origin¬
Note
—
No
bids
Feb.
offered on
ally
were
11—v.
189,
965.
p.
Rochford Public Schools District,
.
Monday, April 27, 1959
1976 to
interest
cost
of
about
3.53%,
41,2s.
§1,100.000
from
1960 to
B10.000 Hi/is.
1970
to
on
June
1
1969 inclusive.
Due on June 1 from
inclusive.
1973
450.000 3%s.
and
Due
Due
on
Michigan
Sale—The $38,000
on June
from 1976 to 1986 inclusive.
Others
in
the
syndicate:
1
Offering
—
Frederick
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 30
for the purchase of $500,000 tax
anticipation
notes.
Dated May
Note Sale — The $500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered April 20
—v.
189, p. 1844—were awarded
to the National Bank of Detroit, at
2.29% interest, plus a premium of
$39.58.
MINNESOTA
and
and 1976.
60,000 3.80s. Due on Jan. 1, from
Minnesota
Bond
Offering—Maude E. Mul-
sealed bids until
Pomeroy, Inc.; Goodbody
000
Co.;
JBaum & Co.; Fox, Rcusch & Co.,
Inc.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.;
Friday
&
Co.,
and Lyons
&
fUhafto, Inc.
lin,
District
receive
(CST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $250,building
1959.
to
Note
Offering
—
Charles
W.
ucation/will receive sealed
bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on April 27
for the purchase of $50,000 tax
anticipation notes.
Dated April
B0, 1959. Due on Jan. 30, 1960.
Principal and interest payable at
© place agreed upon with the pur¬
1
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
June
inclusive.
1987
will
p.m.
obligation
general
1
150,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1, from
1983 to 1988 inclusive.
Onamia
Independent Sch. District
No.
Bond
Allen
&
Clerk,
until
2
Flowood, Miss.
school
June
from
Interest
Redwood County
Bond
J-D.
County
Offering
Auditor,
Separate
District, Miss.
Offering—E.
Bond
1959. Due
County (P. O.
Albert Lea), Minn.
Bond Offering—Robert D. Han¬
County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST)
on
May 5 for the purchase of
$236,000 drainage bonds. Dated
June 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960
to
1978
inclusive. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
son,
on
by Faegre
apolis.
&
will receive sealed
(CST) on April
purchase of $113,000
bonds. Due serially from
school
1960
1979.
to
on
1961.
Interest
April
A-O.
The $765,000 spe¬
improvement bonds of¬
fered April 22—v. 189, p. 1845—
—
cial street
awarded
were
tional Bank of
Noxubee
The $700,000
1722
First
Na¬
Supervisors Dist.
Offering—C.
Board
receive
will
the
(P. O. Macon), Miss.
of
Clerk
to
Memphis;,
County
No. 4
of
sealed
V.
Adams,
Supervisors,
bids
until
2
(CST) on May 5 for the pur¬
$280,000 industrial bonds.
serially from 1960 to 1979.
p.m.
callable
as
of April 1, 1969.
cipal and interest
©t
a
bank
or
trust
(A-O)
Prin¬
payable
desr
company
ignited by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Paw Paw, Mich.
Offering—Nyle Adamson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
27
for the
purchase of $40,000
Motor
Vehicle
Highway
Fund
bonds. /Dated April 1, 1959.
Due
Bond
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Gensen
No.
Harlow,
ceive
1959. Due
Twp. Common Sch. District
(P. O. R.R. 4, Box 10,
Duluth), Minn.
1858
Bond
Offering
District
—
Cornelia DeG.
Clerk,
will
of
re¬
1971
inclusive. Legality approved
Owen, Scott, Barber
& Marquart, of Minneapolis.
by
Dorsey,
2
York
Sch.
—
Wilma Graff,
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m. City Recorder, will receive sealed
(CST) on May 4 for the purchase bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
of $80,000
general obligation 28 for the purchase of $21,000 gen¬
school building bonds. Dated Feb. eral obligation fire fighting equip¬
1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962 ment bonds. Dated June 1, 1959.
to
1977
inclusive.
Legality ap¬ Due on June 1 from 1961 to 1979
proved by,.,Dorsey, Owen, Scott, inclusive.-!Interest J-D; Legality,
V'T %
cr. vk.V"
.-.M-eh
Valley Regional High
(P. O. Frenchtown)$
District
New
Bond
Jersey
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
Edison Township
by
bonds. Due from 1960
1974 inclusive.
Tishomingo
County (P. O.
Mississippi
Irka),
(DST)
on
street
works
bonds.
and
water
serially
from
improvement
to
Due
1974.
School District
(P. O. Nixon), N. J.
Bonds Not Sold—Bids for
the
$2,250,000
school bonds offered
April 22—v. 189, p. 1722—were
rejected.
Plainsboro
Township
School Dist*
(P. O. Plainsboro), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
April 22—v. 189,
bonds offered
1722—were awarded to
p.
Ira Haupt
& Co., and J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
jointly, as 3.60s, at a price of
100.23, a basis of about 3.56%.
Ridgewood, N. J.
Bond
Offering—Wayne P. Mit¬
chell, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
May 6 for the purchase of $2,400,000 bonds, as follows:
$1,565,000 general bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
50,000
MONTANA
general
bonds.
Waconia, Minn.
Bond Offering
City.
Delaware
p.m.
revenue
1960
A.
the National
in Carlstadt.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
the City Clerk
(CST) on April 30
the purchase of $400,000 elec¬
received
com¬
May 1 from 1960 to
Harold
(F-A)
payable at
Community Bank,
E.
on
—
of $1,600,000 school building bonds.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
to
Offering
Pareti, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May 4
for the purchase of $240,000 school
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due
on
Aug. 1 from I960 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
May 19 for the purchase
Starkville, Miss,
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,000
J. Prescott & Co.,
chaser.
Kalman
&
Co., Inc., American refunding bonds was sold to Cady
Gaylord, Minn.
& Co., Inc., as 4s. Dated April 1,
Muskegon Public Schools District,
National Bank, of St. Paul, Cald¬
Bond Offering—Roy W. Olson,
1959. Due on April 1 from 1960 to
Michigan
well,
Phillips
Co.,
and
Stern
City Clerk, will receive sealed
1971 inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
Bond
Brothers & Co., as S^s, at a price
Offering—Frank A. De
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on May 11
approved by Charles &
of 100.70, a basis of about 3.43%. gality
Voe, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ for the
purchase of $240,000 gen¬
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
cation, will receive sealed bids
eral
obligation sewerage
treat¬
Springfield, Minn.
until 4 p.m. (EST) on April 30
Wiggins, Miss.
ment
plant
and
sewer
bonds.
Bond Offering—P. H. Solyntjes,
for
the
purchase
of
$650,000
Bond Offering—Vonice Strohm,
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
©chool building bonds.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Dated
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
In¬ bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 5
April 1, 1959.
Due on April 1
terest M-N. Legality approved by
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
from 1961 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds
for the purchase of $400,000 elec¬
$50,000
Owen, Scott, Barber & tric revenue bonds. Dated May 1, 4 for the purchase of
due
in
1970 and thereafter are Dorsey,
posed
Carlstadt School District, N. J.
Bond
chase of
Due
of
Bank
Cape May. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
<
v
■
15, 1960 and
Legality ap¬
Meridian, Miss.
Sale
Bond
general obligation drainage bonds
p.
JERSEY
National
Merchants
$53,000
of St. Louis.
Bond
group
NEW
2(4s. Dated April 15,
as
Due
tric
189,
Shawmut
Cape May, N. J.
issue of
Sale—An
Columbus,
for
a
$2,000,-
sold to the National
Bank
of" Boston,
at
000 notes was
(P. O. Winona),
1
county lake bonds was sold to the
Merchants and Farmers Bank, of
Benson, of Minne¬
14—v.
Hampshire (Stater'of) w '
1.80% discount. Due July 27,1959.
Mississippi
be
April
New
Note Sale—An issue of
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
will
awarded to
Manchester, at
Bond
Offering — Stanley C.
the Chancery Clerk Schelenger, City Clerk, will re¬
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 28 ceive sealed bids until
10 a.m.
for the purchase of $50,000 gen¬ (DST) on May 5 for the purchase
eral obligation industrial
bonds. of $90,000 general bonds.
Dated
Due from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal
Lowndes County (P. O. Columbus),
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Minnesota
—were
of
be received by
P. R. Byram,
—
Bank
discount.
Mississippi
Legality approved
Offering
1.97 %
$1,000,000 notes
April 21—v. 189, p. 1845
awarded to the Merchants
Montgomery County Supervisors
Sibley County (P. O. Gaylor),
Bond
offered
—were
National
Johnson,
the
until
offered
L.
School
Manchester, N. H.
Note Sale—The
until 7 p.m.
for
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
1977
NEW HAMPSHIRE
(CST)
Clerk,
City
bids
28
approved
Freeborn
p.m.
gen¬
189, p. 1515—were awarded to the
State, as 414s, at a price of par.
5
Municipal
Forest
Minn.
—
bonds
will receive
for the purchase of
$14,000 town hall
bonds. Due
serially from 1960 to 1973 incl.
May
on
(P. O. Redwood
Falls),
1,
1962
Wilma H.
—
Town Clerk,
bids until 7
Lucas,
sealed
$100,000
sewer
improve*
offered April 20—v.
obligation
ment
Offering
Sale—The
Bond
eral
Louis.
(CST) 011 May 4 for the purchase
$95,000 general obligation
school
building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1959. Due on March 1
from 1962 to 1974 inclusive. Legal¬
ity approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
neapolis.
Henderson, Nev.
approved by
Trauernicht,
of St.
&
will proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
p.m.
NEVADA
1959. Due on Mar.
terest M-S. Legality
Frederick A.
bids
sealed
bonds, it is reported.
1960 to 1969 inclusive. In¬
1959.
Minn.
—
District
Eichmiller,
receive
480,
Offering
bonds was sold
Company, as
3J4s.
bridge
Dated March 1,
receive
by
Dorsey, sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) 011
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, April 28 for the purchase of $328,of Minneapolis.
000 drainage bonds. Dated April 1,
Legality
Montague Public Schools District
No. 2, Mich.
X«ipka, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
Clerk,
1979 inclusive.
1977 to
65,000 3.90s. Due on Jan. 1, from
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
Lincoln, Neb.
issue of $55,000
Sale—An
and
road
Bond
40,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1, 1975
the
(J-D)
payable at
County Treasurer's office.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
District No.
1974.
Principal and
interest
ceived until May 11 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 sanitary sewer
45,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1, from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
inclusive.
1974
to
Copiah County (P. O. Hazlehurst),
Mississippi
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
40,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1, 1973
W.
com¬
Co., and Hamp Jones Co.
of
Elgin Indep. Sch. District No. 80S,
Equi¬
&
Sale—The
$495,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school building
bonds offered April 16—v.
189,
Bond
group
a
posed of the Union Planters Na¬
tional Bank of Memphis, Alvis &
Bond
Indep. School District
No. 194, Minn.
to
awarded
were
1, 1960.
Lakeville
J.
Poole, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
table Securities Corporation; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Sclioellkopf, Hutton &
CI. H. Walker & Co.; Rand & Co.;
.Fahuestock
&
Co.;
George
K.
bear
Offering—R o b e r t
Bond
—
$95,000 3.20s. Due on Jan. 1, from
Pontiac), Mich.
Note
June 1, 1974
Due
bonds
School District No.
O. Dix), Neb.
(P.
j Peterson,
Secretary
of
School
Canton, Miss.
i Board,
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (MST) on May 4 for
Bond Sale
The $200,000 City
the purchase of $297,000 school
Hall and municipal building bonds
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
offered April 21—v. 189, p. 1845—
1959.
Due on June 1 from I960
Charles
tax an¬
ticipation notes offered April 1-rv.
189, p. 1621—were awarded to
the Uhion Bank & Trust Com¬
Egan, Inc., and the First National
pany, of Grand Rapids.
Bank, of Lakeville, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
Waterford Twp. School District
3.88%, as follows:
(P. O. 3101 West Walton Blvd.,
Note
1975.
3,080,000 3*2S.
from
additional in¬
terest ol" 1.20% from Aug. 1, 1959
—
follows:
Due on Feb. 1
1979 inclusive.
40,000 4s.
2
1 from
1517—were awarded to a group
composed of the First National
Bank, of St. Paul, First National
Bank, of Minneapolis, Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.,
Mannheimer-
1, 1959.
Due on May 1, 1960.
Principal and interest payable at
Bond
Sale
The
$5,500,000 a place agreed, upon, with the
building bonds offered April 22— purchaser.
<„■.
v. 189, p. 1517—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Phelps, Fenn Wayne Community School District,
Michigan
& Co., Inc., at a price of 100.04, a
net
1975 inclusive.
1973 to
NEBRASKA
Kimball County
MISSISSIPPI
to
Due 011 Feb. 1 from
45,000 3.90s.
to Feb.
Pauh
Bond
1 from
p.
Michigan
©s
Due on Feb.
1972 inclusive.
1970 to
The
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
Kyle & Macartney, of St.
ton,
1969 inclusive.
1962 to
45,000 3.80s.
after
or
Due 011 Feb. 1 from
$117,000 3j/2S.
callable in in¬
are
numerical order
verse
1,
July 1 from 1960 to
1988 inclusive.
and
Richard
A.
Fschenberg, Secretary of Board of
County Road Commissioners, will
receive sealed bids until
10:30
a.in.
(EST) on May 5 for the
purchase of $35,000 Special As¬
sessment District paving bonds.
Dated
April
1,
1959.
Due on
April 1 from 1960 to 1964 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
Offering
Bond
April 1 from 1960 to 1967 in¬ Barber & Marquart, of Minne¬
Principal
and
interest apolis.
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
Glencoe, Minn.
tional Bank & Trust Company of
Bond Sale—The $62,500 munici¬
Kalamazoo, in Paw Paw. Legal¬
pal
building and
improvement
ity
approved
by Miller,
Canbonds offered April 21—v. 189, p.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
1844—were
awarded to Kalman
Peoples Community Hospital & Co., Inc.
Authority (P. O. 33155 Annapolis
Golden Valley, Minn.
Street, Wayne), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $247,000 village
Bond Offering — Kenneth W.
hall and park bonds offered April
Gremore, Secretary of Hospital
21—v. 189, p. 1844—were awarded
Board, will receive sealed bids
to a group headed byMannhcimeruntil 8 p.m. (EST) on May 7 for
the purchase of $7,000,000 hospi¬ Egan, Inc., as follows:
on
1959.
Mount
Township (P. O.
Clemens), Mich.
Harrison
.
.
.
(1976)
Due
on
improvement
May
1
from
"
..
Jefferson
No.
7
Bond
County School District
(P. O. Boulder), Mont.
Offering—Marie
Swartz,
will receive sealed
8 for the pur¬
chase of $98,000 building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959.
Due over a
period of 20 years.
>i*n-"»'•(
) :% nn'c.HphO
Ihw/T. I
District Clerk,
bids
1960
until
May
,
to
I960 inclusive.
140,000 East Side sewer assessment bonds. Due on May 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
130,000 assessment bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1969 in'
elusive.
320,000. East
-
...
Side,tsewer assess-
Volume
Number 5841
189
ment
bonds.
Due
clusive.
•'
bonds
are
Principal
(M-N)
dated
May 1,
interest
and
at "the
payable
Citizens
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
Ridgewood. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Wayne Township School District
(P. O.
Bond
■
Wood, of New York City.
Orange School District (P. O.
West Orange), N. J.
Offering—L.
Bond
T.
Ericsson,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (DST) on May 7 for the
purchase of $2,924,000 school
bonds. Dated April 1,1959. Due on
Oct,
j^from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the National Bank of West
Orange,
tan
at the Chase Manhat¬
or
Bank, New York City.
Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
YORK
-NEW
Brookhaven Central School District
No. J
(P. O. Unity Drive,
Centereach), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Virginia Amaro,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on April
30
the
for
purchase of $610,000
School bonds. Dated April 1, 1959.
Due on April 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
tional City Bank of New York.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Colonie (P. O. Newtonville), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Sanford,
receive
William
—
Supervisor,
Town
sealed
bids
until
2
K.
will
p.m.
April 29 for the pur¬
chase
of
$396,000 District Im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
1959, Due on May 1 from I960
to 1988 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
State Bank ol' Albany.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
New
York City.
(EDST)
on
Crown Point Central School District
No. 3
(P. O. Crown Point), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $310,000 school
bonds offered April 22—v. 189, p.
1722—were awarded to George B.
Gibbons &
Weigold
Co., Inc., and Chas. E.
&
3.70s, at
Co., Inc., jointly, as
price of 100.32, a basis
a
of about 3.65%.
Keuka
College (P. O. Keuka Park),
New York
Bond
Offering—Karl N. Smith,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until
noon
(EDST) on May 4 for
purchase of $260,000 non-tax
exempt dormitory bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
the
1959
19.96
to
Interest
inclusive.
J-D.
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
New York
City Housing Authority,
New York
Note
liam
Offering—Chairman
Reid
that
announces
Wil¬
the
Authority will receive sealed bids
until
1
(EDST) on April 28
purchase of $37,036,Q00
temporary
loan
notes
(Issue
for
p.m.
the
CLXIII).
Due
on
the
Dated
Oct.
May 25,
1959.
26, 1959. Payable at
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Sullivan, Don¬
ovan,
Hanrahan,
McGovern
&
Lane,
of
New York
City.
syn¬
$40,000,000 Serial bonds: $21,300,000 3 J/*»s, due on Jan. 1 from
1965
to
1973 inclusive;
and
$18,700,000 3%s, due on Jan.
Bond Offering—William G. De-
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the New Jersey Bank &
Trust Co., Haledon. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
nationwide
headed by Dillon, Read &
Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and W.
H. Morton & Co., Inc., made pub¬
lic offering on April 21 of $200,000,000 general revenue, Series F
bonds, as follows:
1
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Sale—A
dicate
Wayne), N. J.
Young, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 5 for
the purchase of $1,993,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on
West
State Power Authority
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
York
New
1
Due on
1979 in¬
-
The
May
on
195,000 water bonds.
May 1 from 1960 to
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
1960 to ID® inclusive.
from
1959.
.
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
160,000,000 Term bonds
Due
.
The
on
bonds
are
as
4.20s.
2006.
dated
April
1,
1,
Legality approved by Haw¬
1959 and
1970.
Jan. 1,
are
callable
as
of Jan.
kins, Delafield & Wood, and Sul¬
livan, Donovan, Hanrahan, Mc¬
Govern & Lane, both of New York
City.
Associated underwriters, given
alphabetically, are as follows:
Adams & Hickley; Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.; Allen & Com¬
pany; A. C. Allyn and Company,
incorporated; Almstedt Brothers;
American Securities Corporation;
Anderson & Strudwick; Andrews
& Wells, Inc.; Malon S. Andrus,
Inc.; Arnold & Crane; Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co.; Atwill and Com¬
pany, Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath; Bache & Co.; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.; Bacon, Whipple
& Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., In¬
corporated; Baker, Watts & Co.;
Baker, Weeks & Co.; Ball, Burge
& Kraus; Ballman & Main; The
Bankers Bond Co., Incorporated;
Barr Brothers & Co.; Barret,
Fitch, North & Co.. Incorporated:
J. Barth & Co.; Bartow Leeds
Co.; George K. Baum & Com¬
pany; Baxter & Company; Bear,
Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker &
Co.; Incorporated; Blair & Co.,
Incorporated; Allan Blair & Com¬
pany; William Blair & Company;
Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Blunt Ellis
& Simmons;
Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Boettcher and Company; Boland,
Saffin & Co.; Bos worth, Sullivan
& Company, Inc.; J. C. Bradford
& Co.; Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
Inc.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., In¬
corporated;
Breed
&
Harrison,
Inc.; R. H. Brooke & Company;
Alex. Brown & Sons; Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.; Bums, Corbett
& Pickard, Inc.; Edward L. Bur¬
ton & Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd;
Byrd Brothers;
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.; Chace,
Whiteside & Winslow, Inc.; Chap¬
lin & Company; C. F. Childs and
Company, Incorporated; City Se¬
curities Corporation; Clark,
Dodge & Co.; E. W. Clark & Co.;
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
Inc.; John W. Clarke & Co.; Rich¬
ard
W. Clarke
Corporation; Clay¬
Corporation; Cof¬
Burr, Incorporated; F. R.
Cole & Co.; C. C. Collings and
Company, Inc.; Julien Collins &
Company; Cooley & Company;
ton
fin
Securities
&
Courts
&
Co.;
F.
W.
Craigie
&
Co.;
(1977)
&
Company; Field, Richards &
Co.; The First Boston Corpora¬
tion; The First Cleveland Corpo¬
ration; First of Michigan Corpo¬
ration; First Southeastern Corpo¬
ration;
'.v,.
,
First Southwest Company; Fitz¬
gerald
&
Company; Fitzpatrick,
Co.; Folger, Nolan;
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Foster & Marshall; Fox, Reusch
& Co., Inc.; Freeman and Com¬
pany; Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.;,
Robert Garrett & Sons; Geo. B.'
Gibbons
&
Company, Incorpo¬
rated; Ginther & Company; Glickenhaus & Lembo; Glore, Forgan
&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Goodbody & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Green, Ellis & An¬
derson; Gregory & Sons; Grimm
& Co.;
Sullivan
&
.
.
..
G. C. Haas & Co.;
Clair S. Hall
Halle & Stieglitz;
&
Co.;
Hallowell,
Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland
&
Co.; J. B. Hanuer & Co.; Hannahs,
Ballin & Lee; Harkness & Hill,
Incorporated; Wm. P. Harper &
Son & Company; Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Incorporated; Ira Haupt
&
Co.; Hay den, Miller & Co.;
Hay den, Stone & Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.;
Malvern Hill & Company, Incor¬
porated; Hill Richards & Co.; J.
J. B. Hilliard & Son; Hirsch &
Co.;
&
Company;
^Hallgarten
J. A. Hogle & Co.; Hooker &
Fay; Hornblower & Weeks; How¬
ard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
and Company; Hulme, Applegate
&
Humphrey, Inc.; Frantz Hut¬
chinson & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Company; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
The
Illinois
Company Incorpo¬
rated;
Indianapolis
Bond
a n d
Share
Corporation;
Ingalls
&
Snyder; Investment Corporation
of Norfolk; Janney, Dulles & Bat¬
tles, Inc.; The
Johnson, Lane,
Space Corporation; Johnston,
Lemon
&
Co.;
Jones, Kreeger
&
Co.; Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.;
Juran & Moody, Inc.; Kalman &
Company, Inc.; Kay, Richards &
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; F. Brittain Kennedy & Company; Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co.; A.
M.
Kidder & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Charles King & Co.;
King, Quirk & Co., Incorporated;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company; Kormendi & Co., Inc.;
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds; W. C.
Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres &
Co.; Lee Higginson Corporation;
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.;
John C. Legg & Company; Leh¬
man
Brothers; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Lucas, Eisen
&
Waeckerle, Inc.; Irving Lundborg
& Co.; S. D. Lunt & Co.; Lyons &
Shafto,
Inc.;
Mackall
&
Coe;
Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc.; Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.; Laurence M.
Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
A. E. Masten & Co.; McCormick
&
Co.; McDonald & Company;
McDonald-Moore & Co.; McDon¬
nell
&
Co., Incorporated; McDougal & Condon, Inc.; McJunkin,
Patton & Co.;
Cruttenden,
Podesta
&
Co.;
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc.; Curtiss, House & Co.; Cutter,
McMaster
Hutchinson
&
Co.;
Bennett & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.,
Mead, Miller & Co.; Wm. J. IVIerInc.; Dallas Union Securities Co., icka & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch,
Inc.; Davenport & Co.; Shelby Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Incorpo¬
Cullom
Davis
&
Co.; Davis, rated, Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.;
Skaggs & Co.; DeHaven & Towns- Middendorf & Co.; Milburn, Coch¬
end; Crouter & Bodine; Demp- ran & Company, Inc.; The Mil¬
scy-Tegeler & Co.; C. J. Devine waukee
Company;
Model, Ro¬
& Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; R. land & Stone; Moore, Leonard &
S. Dickson & Company, Incorpo¬
Lynch; Morgan Stanley & Co.;
rated; Dittmar & Company, Inc.; Moroney, Beissner & Co.; F. S.
Doll & Isphording, Inc.;
Dolphin Moseley & Co.; R. H. Moulton &
&
Co.; Dominick & Dominick; Company; Muir Investment Corp.;
The Dominion Securities Corpora¬
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Company;
tion, Doolittle & Co.; A. Webster Murphey Favre, Inc.;
Dougherty & Co.; Drexel & Co.;
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.;
Dreyfus & Co.; Francis I. du
Newburger
&
Co.; Newburger,
Pont & Co.;
Loeb & Co.; Newhard,
Cook &
Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
Co.; Newman, Brown & Co., Inc.;
ties & Co.; Eddleman-Pollok Co.; New York Hanseatic
Corporation;
A. G. Edwards & Sons;
R. J. Ed¬
wards,
Inc.;
Einhorn
&
Co.;
Eldredge & Co., Incorporated; Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Ellis &
Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co.; Equitable Secu¬
rities Corporation; Ernst & Co.;
Estabrook
&
Co.;
Clement A.
Evans & Company, Inc.; Fahey,
Clark & Co.; Fahnestock & Co.;
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Ferris
John
Nuveen
&
Co.
(Incorpo¬
Ohio Company; Pa¬
cific Northwest Company; Paine,
rated);
Webber,
Charles
Jackson
A.
Parcells
&
Curtis;
&
Co.; Park,
Christensen, Inc.; Phelps, Fenn
&
Co.; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
in Rochester. Legality ap¬
by Vandewater, Sykes,
&
Galloway,
of New
pany,
proved
Heckler
York City.
Kendall &
Hollister;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., In¬
corporated; Rand & Co.; Rauscher,
Pierce & Cot; Inc.; Reinholdt &
Gardner; Reynolds & Co.; Rippel
& Co.; Riter & Co.; The RobinsonHumphrey Company, Inc.; Rod¬
man
&
Renshaw; Roosevelt &
Cross, Incorporated; J. R. Ross &
Co.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.; L. F.
Rothschild & Co.; John J. Ryan
& Co.;
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.;
Sage, Rutty & Company, Inc.;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; H. V.
Sattley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Schaffer,
Necker & Co.; Scharff & Jones,
Inc.; Schmidt, Roberts & Parke;
Schoelkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Sehwabacher & Co.; Scott
& Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Seasongood &
Mayer;
Shannon
&
Company; Shaughnessy & Company, Inc.; Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Shields & Com¬
pany; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; I.
M. Simon & Co.; Herbert J. Sims
&
Co., Inc.; Singer, Deane
&
Scribner; John Small & Co., Inc.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; F. S. Smithers
&
Co.;
Soden
Investment
Company; J. W. Sparks & Co.;
William R. Staats & Co.; Steele,
Haines
&
Co.;
Stein Bros.
&
Boyce;
Stephens, Inc.*
S t e r n
Brothers & Co.;
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;
Stern, Lauer & Co.; Sterne, Agee
&
Leach; Stifel, Nicolaus & Com¬
pany, Incorporated; Stix & Co.;
Walter Stokes & Company; Stone
& Webster Securities Corporation;
Strader and Company, Incorpo¬
rated; Stranahan, Harris & Com¬
pany;^ J. S. Strauss &; Co;; Stroud
& Company, Incorporated; Stubbs,
Watkins
and
Lombardo,
Inc.;
Sutro Bros. & Co.; Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Swiss American
Corporation;
Talmage & Co.; Taylor and Com¬
pany;
Edw. G. Taylor & Co.;
Thomas & Company;
Thornton,
Mohr
and
Farish;
Tilney
and
Company; Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson;
Spencer
Trask
&
Co.;
Tripp & Co., Inc.; Trubee, Col¬
lins & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & R.
L. Day; Tuller & Zucker; Under¬
wood, Neuhaus & Co., Incorpo¬
rated; Van Alstync, Noel & Co.;
Van Deventer Brothers, Incorpo¬
rated; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;
Victor, Common, Dann & Co.; G.
H. Walker & Co.; Walston & Co.,
Inc.; Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger; Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
Edward
Webb
G.
&
Co., Inc.;
Incorporated; The
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; Westheimer and
Company; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
White, Hattier & Sanford; White,
Masterson & Co.; R. D. White &
Company; White, Weld & Co.;
Robert L. Whittaker & Co.; J. R.
Williston
&
Beane;
Winslow,
Cohu
&
Stetson; Robert
Winthrop & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Harold
E.
Wood
&
Company;
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Wood,
Struthers & Co., F. S. Yantis &
Co., Incorporated; Yarnall, Biddle
& Co.; Lincoln R. Young & Co.;
Young, Moore & Company, Inc.,
and Zahner and Company.
Weeden
&
Co.
Oranpetown
and
Clarkstown
tral School District No.
Orangeburg), N.
Sale
Bond
school
v.
bonds
—
T h
offered
e
1
Cen¬
(P. O.
Y.
$2,000,000
April
22—
189, p. 1845—were awarded to
composed
of
Halsey,
Co., Inc., George B. Gib¬
bons & Co., Inc., First of Michigan
Corp., Chas E. Weigold & Co.,
Inc., and B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., as 3.90s, at a price of 100.29, a
a
group
Stuart &
Rush, Henrietta, Pittsford and
Brighton Central Sch. District
No.
The
Ryan, Inc.; Parrish & Co.; J. Lee
Peeler & Company, Inc.; Penington; Colket & Co.; Peters, Writer
&
wood; Pohl & Company, Inc.; Wm.
E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Poole &
Co.; Frescott & Co.; R. W. Pressr
prich & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Pyne,
5?
1
(P. O. 4000 East Henrietta
Road, Henrietta), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Harold A. Con-
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
on April
29 for the purchase of
$1,215,000 school bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1960 to 1988 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
tant,
District Clerk,
Lincoln
Rochester
Trust
Com¬
Smithtown Fire District
(P. O.
Smithtown), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Robert
Weiss>
will recelvo
sealed bids until noon (EDST) ort
April 29 for the purchase of $45,000 fire apparatus bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959.
Due on April 1
District
Treasurer,
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest
(A-O) payable
at The Hanover Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City. ;'v
Tonawanda
(P. O. Buffalo), N. Y»
Sale—The
Bond
$1,790,000 im-^
provement bonds offered April 22
—v.
189,
p.
1846—were awarded to
group composed of Marine Trust
Co. of Western New York, Buffalo*
a
Northern
Trust
Roosevelt
&
Co., R.
Rand
Co.,
Chicago*
Cross, W. H. Morton
D. White & Co., Inc.,
&
&
Co., and Kenower, Mac-j
Co., as 3y4S, at a pric<$
100.008, a basis of about 3.24%,
Arthur
of
&
Utica, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$2,172,000 vari¬
bonds offered April
23—v. 189, p. 1846—were awarded
to a group headed by Glore, For-j
gan & Co., Inc., as 3.20s, at a price,
of,J 00.45, a basis of about 3.14%*
ous
■
purposes
in
-Others
Bosworth
account:
the
Co.
&
Inc.;
Braun;
&
Baxter
Geruldsen &
r-v
r-he National City Bank of.
Cleveland; Goodbody & Co.; Ernst
&
Company; Model, Roland &
Stone; Talmage & Co.; Doolittle
Company;
Wallace,
& Co.
Washington County (P. O. Hudson
Falls), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Herman
min,
bids
sealed
(DST)
on
Benja¬
Treasurer, will
County
ceive
until
2
re¬
p.m.
May 5 for the purchase
of
$500,000 County Office Build¬
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959.
Due on June 1 from 1960 to 1969
ing
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D )r payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Hudson
Falls.
approved by Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
Legality
Delafield
City.
NORTH
CAROLINA
Greensboro, N. C.
Offering
Bond
—
W.
E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
at
his office in
Raleigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
May 5 for the purchase of $5,000,000 bonds, as follows:
water
$2,200,000
bonds.
Due
on
to 1983 in¬
clusive.
Principal and inter¬
est
(M-N)
payable at the
Bankers Trust Co., New York
1 from 1961
May
City,
at the Security Nart
Greensboro.
,
or
tional Bank,
1,800,000
Due
sanitary
on
May
1
sewer bonds,
from 1961 to
Principal and
payable at the
Co., New York
City, or at the Wachovia Bank
& Trust Co., Greensboro.
1.000,000 auditorium bonds. Due
on
May 1 from 1961 to 1977
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the
Bankers Trust Co., New York
City, or at the Guilford Na¬
tional Bank, Greensboro.
1982
inclusive.
interest (M-N)
Bankers Trust
The
bonds
are
dated
May
1*
Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
1958.
Raleigh, N. C.
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his Office in Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
28 for the purchase of $100,000.
^improvement bonds. Dated
Due on May 1 from
1972 inclusive.- Principal
interest
(M-N) payable in
street
May 1, 1959.
1960
and
New
to
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
58
The Commercial and Financial
(1978)
County (P. O. Clinton), Sachs
'*Sampson
Easter-
E.
Offering—W.
Bond
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 28
for the purchase of $98,000
re¬
funding bonds, as follows:
$53,000 school bonds. Due on May
1 from 1969 to 1977 inclusive.
45,000 general bonds.
May 1 from 1969 to
Due on
1977 in¬
1, 1959. Principal
(M-N) payable at
Chase Manhattan
Bank, of
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
interest
New
&
Co., G. H. Walker & Co., Wm.
E. Pollock & Co., Inc., E. F. Hutton
& Co., Shelby Cullom Davis, Field,
Richards & Co., Mercantile Safe
Deposit & Trust Co., of Baltimore:
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
Wayne County (P. O. Goldsboro),
North Carolina
Offering—W.
Bond
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 28
purchase of $131,000 build¬
ing bonds, as follows:
for the
Due on
1973 in¬
$100,000 school bonds.
May 1 from 1961 to
clusive.
Trust
Co.,
Reinholdt
&
Gardner,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co., Inc., A. G.
Edwards
&
Sons,
Goodbodv &
Tripp & Co., Inc., Sweney
Cartwright
&
Co.,
Watl'ing,
Co.,
May 1, 1959.
Principal
interest (M-N)
payable at
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
York City,
New
of
or
at j
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Com¬
Raleigh.
in
pany,
Legality
ap¬
proved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City; Elkins,
Co.,
Chace,
Whiteside & Winslow. Inc., Harold
E. Wood & Co. Steele, Haines &
Co., C. S; Ashmun Co., J. C. Wheat
Co., and Robert L. Whittaker
& Co.
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Sale—The $850,000 school
Bond
building
be received by
the Village Clerk
(DST) on May 18 for
the
purchase of $28,227.17 Hal¬
Road paving special assess¬
ment bonds. Dated April 1, 1959.
cyon
on
Dec.
from
1
Principal
1960 to
Cleveland
payable at the
Trust Co., Cleveland.
(J-D)
Broadview
Heights (P.
Breck&ville), Ohio
Bond
1969
interest
and
21
headed
group
a
101.72,
price of
4.04%.
Cleveland.
until
Shaw,
Elmer
—
(EST)
Sale—The
$16,895,000
purposes
bonds offered
April 22—v. 189, p. 1723—were
awarded to a group composed of
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Kidder,
Peabody & Co., at a price of
100.65, a net interest cost of about
3.13%, as follows:
various
$2,200,000 general
'
purchase of $45,000 swim¬
bonds. Dated May 1,
Due
on
1
June
and
Dec.
from
I960 to 1968 inclusive.
cipal
and
sewer
bonds
as
1,000,000 river and harbor im¬
provement bonds as 3y4s.
1,250,000 Health Center bonds
3y4s.
as
■
950,000 recreation bonds
as
3y4s.
1,570,000 Lakefront Development
bonds as 3y4s.
1,200,000
police
and
fire
im¬
provement bonds
as
(bity
j
National
the
provement bonds
as
100,000 Shade Tree bonds
bonds
Rockford, Ohio
Sale
Bond
mortgage
—
The
system revenue
April 14—v. 189,
ford, as 314s, at a price of par.
sealed
Wyoming, Ohio
$193,525 Compoffered
bonds
20—v.
April
1846'—were awarded
p.
to
a
composed of Field, Richards
Breed & Harrison, Inc.,
group
&
Sub-Division improve¬
Wood
189,
Co.,
Ellis
Co.,
Co., and W. E. Hutton &
3%s, at a price of 101.67, a
&
as
Prin¬
Bank
of
City's
as
portion
as
3s.
noon
on May 19 for the purchase
$1,000,000 school improvement
of
Dated
New London
June
1,
1959.
Due
Local School District,
as
Bond
Offering—Ruth R. Motter,
of
(EST)
the
Board
of
Education,
noon
May 13 for the purchase
of
$395,000 school improvement
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Savings & Loan Bank¬
ing Co., New London. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
equipment
Citizens
the
to
Wakita.
as
2%s,
County Indep. Sch. District
18
O. Miami), Okla.
(P.
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
Milburn,
to
bonds
&
Equipment bonds as 3s.
200,000 Police and Fire equip¬
as
3s.
Other members of the syndicate:
Lazard Freres & Co.. Goldman,
&
Cochran
Inc.
Sallisaw, Okla.
Sale
—
The
$3,990,000
and
Wm.
J.
Mericka
&
Co.,
at
a
net interest cost
of about 3.95%, as follows:
1971
725,000 4s. Due
1981
on
Dec. 1 from
1980 inclusive.
to
to
1989
on
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
Perry School District (P. O. Lima),
Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
was
$286,910
$1,995,000 3s.
1961
Due
1967
to
314s.
1,995,000
from
on June 1
inclusive.
Due
June
on
1
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Trust &
Savings Bank, of
Chase Manhattan Bank;
National
City Bank; Bank¬
ers
Trust Co., air of New York;
Marine Trust Company of West¬
ern
New York, in Buffalo; City
National Bank & Trust Co.,
of
Kansas
City; National Bank, of
Tulsa; R. J. Edwards, Inc.; Milburn, Cochran & Co., and A. G.
Edwards Hz Sons
Reading, Ohio
$200,000 street
improvement and
water
works
improvement bonds offered April
90—v
to
Sale—The
189,
Pohl
&
p.
1846—were awarded
Co., Inc.,
as
3}£s, at
a
&
Granger
Due
tional
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
the
at
City
(P. O. Eugene),
building
munity
Bank
com?
swimmim
and
of
Portland,
$32,700 4,/2S.
to
1961
bids
10 a.m. (PST) on May
the purchase of $95,600.37
improvement bonds.
Dated June
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from 1969
Dated May 1,
from
1959. Due
to
1961
May 1 iron.
on
May
on
York
of
the
State
Okla.
until
7
p.m.
March
cipal and
interest
(M-S)
..
Counties Consol.
School District No. S09CJ and Joint
School District No. 509A
(P. O.
Corvallis), Oregon
Sale—The $1,585,000 gen¬
obligation school
building
Bond
awarded
to
189, p.
of
Blyth
&
Co.,
group
Inc.,
3
8
Jan.
1
from
Prin¬
1960
Principal
payable
at
(J-J)
to
in¬
1974
interest
and
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Win free
& Rankin, of Portland.
r
Treasurer's
payable
office.
PENNSYLVANIA
at, the County Treasurer's office.
approved
Legality
by
John
'
W.
eral
Multnomah
No. 27
Beaver Falls, Pa.
Sale—The $200,000
Bond
Shuler, of Portland;
County School District
gen¬
obligation improvement
April 21—v. 189, p.
bonds offered
(P. O. Portland), Oregon
1847—were
Sale—The $395,000 school
Deane
3.56%.
Bond
Foster &
Marshall,
$90,000 3%s. Due
!
1961
to
as
on
Nov. 5 fromi
inclusive.
1963
{
'
240,000 31/2s. Due on Nov. 5 from
1964
to
inclusive.
1971
price
of
on
Nov. 5 from
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
and Continental Illinois National
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Chicago; at
$31,800,000
from
a
net interest cost
as follows:
a
3y4s.
Due
on
Oct.
1
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
1,200,000 3V2s.
Due Oct. 1, 1975.
Other members
cate: Harriman
Chester, Pa.
$250,000
Bond
Co,,
Sale—The
awarded
Inc.,
100.07,
price of 98.0009,
of about 3.39%,
awarded
to
Singer,
Scribner, as 3%s, at a
100.53, a basis of about
gen¬
eral obligation improvement bonds
offered April 21—v. 189, p. 1723—
were
65,000 3%s. Due
&
follows:
of
the
syndi¬
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
United States National Bank of Mercantile Trust Company, of St.
Portland,
Northern
Trust
Co., Louis; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Chicago, First Security Bank of Blair & Co., Inc.; John Nuveen &
Utah, N. A., Salt Lake City, and Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; B. J.
Kalman & Co., at a price of par, Van Ingen & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
composed
a
No.
the
clusive.
on
obligation bonds.
Dated
1, 1959. Due on March 1
from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
until
for
on
re¬
May 6 for the purchase of $45,000,
general
Counties
Yamhill
p.m.
(PST)' on May
purchase of $349,000
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. D,ue
4
—
Linn
School District
High
District Clerk, will receive sealed
—
and
and
bids
Clerk, will
bids
&
(P. O. Hillsboro), Oregon
Bond? Offering—Wilma Merrill,
City.
District
sealed
J-D.
Winl'ree,
Sayre. of
by
Washington
School District No. 81
(P. O. Lebanon), Oregon
Bond
Offering — Vernetta
Housley,
Interest
Union
Principal and interest payable at
the County Treasurer's office, or
fiscal agency
inclusive.
Portland.
inclusive*
1979
1969
Legality approved
McCulloch, Shuler
inclusive.
1979
to
1965
to
inclusive.
166,000 41/4s. Due
until
for
11
Due on May 1 iron
1964
Marshall.
Mundt,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
anii
Co.,
&
&
Salem, Ore.
Offering—Alfred
Bond
Inc., jointly, at a
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
of about 4.25%, as follows:
Blyth
Foster
to
pool bonds offered April 22 were
ceive
Carolina,
-
189 p. 1723—were awarded
17—v.
Oregon
$198,700
Sale—The
Bond
1
North
Oswego, Oregon
Recreation District
•
of
Bond Sale—The $300,000 water
improvement bonds offered April
County, River Road Park and
Oregon (State of)
Albany, Oregon
Bond
Sale
The
$33,000,000
Bond Sale
The $120,000 im¬
Veterans'
Welfare bonds offered
provement bonds offered April 22
April 22—V. 189, p. 1723—were
—v.
189, p. 1723—were awarded
awarded to a syndicate headed by
to
the
First
National Bank of
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Smith,
Albany.
Barney & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.,
Benton
Bank
Charlotte.
Treasurer's
building bonds offered April 13—
v.
189 p. 1519—were awarded to
<
bonds offered April 21—v.
Bond
Mosley Co., Inc.; Allan Blair
Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.,< Inc.;
& Co.; Dabbs Sullivan
Company and First Union Na¬
man,
Linn County
follows:
eral
basis of about 3.82%.
1959.
1,
Whittaker & Co.; Bioren &
Tuller
June 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
sive.
the
Company, and the Ohio Com¬
pany, jointly as 4s, at a price of
a
on
June
Dated
bonds.
New
sold to McDonald
&
receive
(PST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $127,Bancroft improvement
in
Tulsa,
a
a.m.
Mc¬
Stetson;
Evans & Co., Inc.; Tilney & Co.;
& Zucker;
Suplee, Yeat-
will
Recorder,
&
Co.;
Pot¬
251.59
at
plant
price of 99.06,
Le¬
as
Bond Sale—The $4,732,000 gen¬
$1,275,000 elec¬
first mortgage eral obligation bonds offered April
21—v. 189, p. 1723—were awarded
revenue bonds offered April 22—
v.
189, p. 1846—were awarded to to a syndicate managed by the
a
group
composed
of
Field, Northern Trust Co., Chicago.
Richards & Co., White, Weld &
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
OREGON
light
City
O.
Cohu
&
ert L.
Offering—Daniel
net
cago, at a price of 100.03, a
interest cost of about 3.17%,
Chicago;
Prin¬
payable
Oregon
Eugene,
(P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
1
Bond
First
(M-N)
City Treasurer's office.
building bonds offered April 21
—v.
189, p. 1519—were awarded
to the Northern Trust Co., Chi¬
Harris
Ben¬
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winl'ree & Rankin, of Portland.
tional
Bond Sale—The
tric
I960 to 1969 inclusive.
from
at the
Charlottesville;
of
Co.; Farwell, Chapman
Field, Richards & Co.;
Morris,
Stokes
&
Co.;
Co., Inc.; Mason-Hagan,
Inc.; Boland, Saffin & Co.;
:
Singer, Deane & Scribner; J. R.
Williston
&
Beane; Herbert :J.
Sims & Co., Inc.; Harkness & Hill,
Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Newhard,
Cook & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.; D.
A. Pincus & Co.; Malvern Hill &
Co., Inc.; Watling", Lerchen & Co.;
Kormendi & Co., Inc.; Cunning¬
ham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Rob¬
awarded to the United States Na¬
Sale—The $320,000
No.
Co:;
Elkins,
Winslow,
7:30 p.m.
cipal and interest
$107,000
equipment
and
sold
1723—were
Machine
a
C.
Bank
&
office.
101.51,
Service
at
100.04.
Orville, Ohio
paving
3s.
ment bonds
sold
was
of
from
Ohio
3s.
Public
County Indep. Sch. District
(P. O. Wakita), Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of $11,000
33
and
until
sealed bids until 10
Grant
Bond
National
will
Recorder,
bids
Foster
Thomas &
receive
(PST)
on May 5 for the purchase of $98,887.47 improvement bonds. Dated
May 20, 1959.
Due on Nov. 20
ter,
Co.,
Co:;
Lean
Offering—Helen
City
Bond
OKLAHOMA
was
& Co.; Adams,
McCo., Inc.; G. H. Walker &
& Marshall;
Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Freeman &
Co.; McCormick & Co.; A. Web¬
ster
Dougherty & Co.; Peoples
Entee &
Empire, Oregon
Bond
Monday, April 27, 1959
.
Fahnestock
Clerk, will receive sealed
8 p.m. (PST) on May
11
for the
purchase of $220,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive, r Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winl'ree & Rankin, of Portland. '
until
bids
nett,
ment
Offering—D.
District
Rockford National Bank, in Rock-
ton
County School District
(P. O. Sandy), Ore.
E. Deming,
No. 46
Bond
the
to
awarded
1519—were
p.
first
$55,000
1
sewer
offered
bonds
1
3y4s.
150,000 Auditorium and stadium
improvement bonds as 3s.
2,000,000 Airport improvement
250,000
Evatt, Barton,
waterMarion.
' *
; works bonds offered April
16—
v.
189, p. 1723—were awarded to
May field City School District (P. O.
Milburn, Cochran & Co., and R.
Cleveland), Ohio
J. Edwards, Inc.
Bond Offering—Ina L. Granger,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Tulsa County Indep. Sch. I District
$550,000 3%s. Due
3y4s.
off-street
parking
as 3%s.
Welfare
Building
im¬
bonds
by
Bricker,
Eckler & Niehoff,
approved
Legality
of Columbus.
payable
(J-D)
interest
.,i
1,000,000 bridge bonds as 3y4s.
1,000,000 street opening bonds as
3 y4s.
1,350,000
in¬
the FifthCincinnati.
Third Union Trust Co.,
No.
pool
1959.
at
Clackamus
Lcne
May 6
on
will receive sealed bids until
Cleveland, Ohio
675,000
Principal and
terest (M-N) payable at
Ottawa
will receive sealed
noon
ming
Clerk
2,000,000
7
bonds
Nov. 1 from 1960 to
on
inclusive.
price of
Ohio
Marion,
Offering
Legality
approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
3y4s.
Due
1959.
1978
Bank
bonds.
Clerk,
Cleveland.
Bond
of
(EST) on May 11 for
purchase of $75,000 building
equipment bonds. Dated May 1,
on Jan.
1972 inclusive.;
Due
from 1961 to
318,000 3VaS. Due on Jan. 1 from
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
!
bids
until 7 p.m.
bonds
(DST)
able at the Central National Bank
of
Board
the
of
3'%s.
$1,267,000
.
.
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Cal¬
ifornia Bank, of Los Angeles; R.
S. Dickson & Co.; Boatirien's Na¬
tional Bank, of St. Louis; First of
Michigan t Corporation;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;
Barr
Brothers &
Co.; Stroud &
Co., Inc.; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
New
York
Hanseatic
Corp.;
3.33%,
follows:
the
transportation
will receive
on June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1960 to
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on
1979 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
May 11 for the purchase of $33,400
terest (J-D) payable at the Cleve¬
special assessment water bonds.
land Trust Co., Cleveland. Legal¬
Dated
May
1,
1959.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
son,
Clerk
Whitson,
Education, will receive sealed
No.
basis of about
a
will receive sealed bids until
O.
Offering—Peter H. Pres-
Village
to
by McDonald & Co., as 414s, at a
bids
Beachwood, Ohio
April
offered
bonds
awarded
were
for the
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
inclusive.
Reading City School District, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Charles
M.
basis of about 3.55%.
City Auditor,
OHIO
Due
Trust
&
Oklanoma
Stokes
&
of
Morris,
Bond
noon
as
Bond Sale—The
Bank
National
Co.,
City.
until
a
3.44%.
Lerchen & Co.
First
net interest cost of about
price of TOO.30, a basis of about
Hubbard
clusive.
Bank,
&
&
Dated
and
Bank
Savings
Cincinnati; Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., Newhard, Cook
Co., ,of
&
Due on
1966 in¬
31,000 county
bonds.
May 1 from 1961 to
the
Co.
Provident
May
Dated
the
White, Weld & Co.,
& Hutzler, L. F.
Rothschild & Co., Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Dick & Merle-Smith,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Schoellkopf, Hutton
&
Pomeroy, Inc.,
Coffin
&
Burr., Inc., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., 'Wood, Struthers
Bros.
C. F. Childs &
clusive.
and
& Co.,
Salomon
North Carolina
Chronicle
a
to
J. P. Morgan
&
price of
of about 2.98%.
3s,
as
basis
at
a
Corry, Pa.
$87,000 general
obligation bonds offered April 20
Bond Sale—The
were
awarded to the Citizens Na¬
tional
Bank
Bank,
both
and
of
Third
Corry,
National
jointly;
as
2%s.
Ephrata Union School Authority
(P. O. Lancaster), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 school revenue bonds
April 20 to
$3,000,-
was
sold
headed by
Ira Haupt & Co. The bonds mature
on
serially
on
a
June
group
1
from
1961
to
1989
inclusive, and bear interest
rates rising from 3y4% in the case
of
the
3.90%
1961
to
1969
maturities
lor those of 1987 and
Dated June
price of
103
to
1989.
1, 1959. Callable at a
in 5 years. Interest
I
AW
J-D.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5841
189
Volume
(1979)
Lqnsdowne
Legality approved by Rhoads,
& Reader, of Harrisburg..--
Siaon
in
Others
the
account:
S.
Halsey,
School
District,
Offering—Mrs.
Bond
u
Genn,
Corp., Seasongood & Mayer, and
Savings Bank & Trust
Co., Cincinnati, as 4.30s, at a price
of 100.019, a basis of about 4.29%.
Pa.
of
Board of
will
receive
Secretary
Directors,
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Pea- School
body & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, .sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
tenner & Smith; Moore, Leonard
May 11 fbr the purchase of
& Lynch; Singer, Deane & Scrib- $200,000
general obligation im¬
ner; Rambo, Close & Kernel*,. Inc.; provement bonds. Dated June 1,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Bache & 1959. Due on June 1 from 1960
Co.; Stroud & Co.,line.; Arthurs, to 1979 inclusive. Principal and
Lestrange & Co.; Warren W. York interest (J-D) payable at the Fi¬
& Co., Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; Evans delity-Philadelphia
Trust
Com¬
& Co., Inc.; Grant & Co., Inc., and pany,
in Philadelphia. Legality
Joseph Lincoln Ray.
approved by Townsend Elliott &
Stuart
&
Fairview
Township (P.
Mountaintop), Pa:
-
Bond
Secretary -Treasurer
Supervisors, will
Scotland, S. Dak.
v-.
of
Due
20,000 2.70s.
30,000 2%s.
provement bonds.
1959.
1974
Due
Dated June
(J-D)
office,
at
or
Due
April 1, 1965
ington,4s, at
on
Due
April 1 from
Gray8 Harbor County, Ocosta Sch,
Dist. No. 123 (P. O. Montesano),
Washington
Bond
McAllen, Texas
Offering—H. H. Hensley,
Smith,
will receive
(PST) on.
May 8 for the purchase of $120,000 building bonds.
Grays Harbor and Pacific Counties,
Ocosta
as
No.
inclusive.
Callable
1, 1974.
225,000 park bonds.
as
Due
of May
May
on
1 from 1961 to 1973 inclusive.
The
bonds are dated May
1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
1959.
payable at the Mercantile National
Bank of Dallas.
Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc¬
Call & Horton, of Dallas.
Rusk
on
Legality approved by Mc¬
Wilmer-Hutchins Indep. Sch. Dist.
Feb.
129
149
131
156
159
138
142
140
125
112
121
123
104
146
140
103,
158
151
Mar.
"Mar.
145
128
149
148
129
153
135
124
123
133
'
7.
.
z-zJX."
J ,i
150
______
YZZ
100
Nondurable
-140.
-Minerals:' zYzzzzkzZz^ZZZzZzZ-- 77123:-,
Consumer
Major
'■■i
150
Durable
durable
floods,
total-.:.13b"
durables...—.
consumer
Utility output, total..."
_,
„;+263,\.,
sive.
Nonagricultural employment. totab;.,.vll7.4 f
Manufacturing < prod, workers ).—z —
Employment; total'.
98.0Durable
-I——
*_L_:J_-Lr_- ".103.2
Nondurable.
-i
Payrolls
at
97.7
96.6
102.0
97.4
90.3
88.5
v
"75
•
150
80
77
131
84' "
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+127
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147
142';-
•
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NOTE:
78
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Construction
♦Preliminary.
72
67
82
78
82
7
1959-
Primary metals
Metal
-
Feb.
'
■zZz.uL-jzy
"
170
..
I-
'
the
metal
...
168,
Transportation
Other,
174
equipment
trucks,
and
\YzlY2}
transportation
162
146
147
142
131
196
203
174
215
212
189
138
133
101
325
320
20.4
.
127"
.
-
"
.
93-
-
322
164
•
183
123
"
323:;;r~.
equip..-;.
141
.
:
177
.
■
316 xv
178
T-.-
•*"
glass,
and lumber
clay; and glass
Lumber
and
Furniture
.
and
p,Furniture
141
products
157
•
"ri
-
t
150-
"
,160
137
-
326
V
156
118
124
109
X
122
135
121
138
136
^
"
and
111
i36
134
111
137';
128
140
137
-
:..
V 1*
I
"•
Textile mill producis....
Apparel cartd» allied productslxnd
Rubber and
112
114 --
.
' *
■:"
leather products—
131:-;: r
-
•V
.t
products
and products™ —Id_7 yy.'tr ....
157
**
Paper and, printing--..'—
Paper and allied ptt)duct6_u7-d X VF.L!
:
146
Printing apd publishing—
t T.:'.
Newsprint consumption
Job
printing and periodicals
.185
Chemicals and petroleum products:
Chemicals and allied products.".
Leather
Industrial
Petro&um
Faoxls.
chemicals
beverages,
Food
and
leverage
King
manufactures
Food
155
- "
limited
:
were
156
146
Pierce & Co.,
177
155
149
145
138
149
143
124
X
127
145
%
151
147
183
163
187
186
165
201
179
X
%
26,000 3%s.
•f*
120
113
111
110
113
X
109
t
_
112
X
110
X
114
X
X
112
X
1
Iowa
*5-
121
122
72
—'I'
'
Crude
oil
Crude
gas
stone,
•
72
gas—__t
and
liquids.;;
minerals-
and
"Preliminary.
gas
eaith
JNot available,
144
123
111
-
"135
„
130
.
125
112
68
72
67
'
148
"150
116
,
t,
133
70
-.130
e;i4G
132
natural
oil
Natural
Metal,
and
Park
Bond
112
'
z.
by Yandell,
of Burlington, and
Giuliani, of Montpelier.
137
'
134
"138
120
196
X
X
204
119
116
112
103
Peter
Giles
Bonds Not Sold—Bids for the $2,350,000 school building bonds of¬
fered April 21—v. 189, p. 1724—
were
rejected.
Russell
County, Castlewood Magis¬
(P. O. Richmond), Va.
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission on Local Debt, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
on
Indep.
Sale—An
office,
Room 222, Finance Bldg., Capitol
Square, Richmond, until noon
(EST) on May 7 for the purchase
of $270,000 school bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
First
April 1 from
School District,
issue
,
State
Park,
as
15
from
of
was
$190,-
National
Bank, of Iowa
3*/4S, 3V2S and 33/4S.
15, 1959. Due on May
1960
to
1975
Legality
approved
Parkhurst,
Crowe,
Horton, of Dallas.
to
1979
inclusive.
National
Principal
payable at the
Bank
in
Lebanon,
or
at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
inclusive.
by
McCall,
McCall
&
Bond Sale—The
$75,000 general
improvement
bonds offered April 14—v. 189, p.
1404—were awarded to Coughlin
& Co., Inc.
street
Additional
Sale
—
An
issue
of
Harbor
*
Washington
$475,000 build¬
April 15—v.
offered
189,
p.
1623—were
John Nuveen & Co.,
to
awarded
price of
par, a net interest cost of about
3.30%, as follows:
$194,000
S^s.
from
1961
3.10s.
at
Due
to
a
April
on
1964
1
inclusive,
Due
on
April
li
Due
on
April
1,
Due
on
April
1.
April
1.
1965.
54,000
3.20s.
1966.
56,000
334s.
1967.
118,000
3.30s.
Due
on
1968 and 1969.
King County, Seattle Sch. District
No. 1 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A.
County
Treasurer,
Tremper,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(PST) on
May 13 for the purchase of $14,500,000 general obligation school
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
1959.
1979
years
Due
on
June 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
Callable
after
from date at issue.
10
Princi¬
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
the County Treasurer's office, or
at the State's fiscal agency in New
York City. Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz*,
of Seattle.
Skagit County, Conway Consol.
School District No. 317 (P. O.
Mount Vernon), Wash.
Bond
Offering —Will
B. Ellis,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
May 5 for the purchase of $120,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May
from
1
Treasurer,
1961
to
1974
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the County Treasur¬
er's office.
Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
Spokane County, Spokane School
District No. 81 (P. O. Spokane),
Washington
Bond
Howard,
receive
Offering
County
sealed
—
bids
L.
Merton
Treasurer,
until
10
will
ajn.
(PST) on May 12 for the purchase
of
$4,900,000 general obligation
school building bonds. Dated June
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from 1961
to
1982
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
June
1,1969. Legality approved by
Burcham & Blair, of Spokane.
Stevens
County, Mary Walker Sch,
(P. O. Colville),
Washington
District No. 207
Thayer,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
May 5 for the purchase of $33,000
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1979 inch
Principal and interest (M-N)
able at the County Treasurer"
County
Bellevue, Wash.
obligation
Sale—The
bonds
Bond
WASHINGTON
sold to
3s,
Dated May
Bond
ing
his
at
and interest (J-D)
County, Lake
County
County, County School Board
(P. O. Pearisburg), Va.
Grays
Seattle), Wash.
Legality
Smith &
Page,
1960
April 1 from
000 schoolhouse bonds
—
...
on
Texas
110
the
fuels
Coal
Due
102
'
Minerals:
Mineral
April 1 from
1974 to 1984 inclusive.
104
120
Due
274,000 4s.
104
120
on
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
125
+
Due
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
188
"145
—
Boston.
129
152
.
$50,000 31/2S.
140
131
•
147
—
bonds
the
Equitable
Corp., and Rauscher,
jointly, as follows:
Securities
107
127
manufactures7
house
un¬
awarded* to
118
X --I"'
112
'
184
_
$350,000
offered April 15—v. 189, p. 1404—
X
176
.
The
school
tax
139
?
•
—
159
197
t
Sale
• x
172
+
Tobacco
*
142
|1
Independent School Dist.,
161
•
98
of
of
School District No. 414 (P. O.
Na¬
VIRGINIA
the syndicate:
%
116
.
%
109
.
"144
120
.
in
138
V. 5106 1
.
151
128
v.
t
+
Beverages
129 '
X
94
X
Bank
Merchants
May 1 from
Texas
~
:—•'
mfrs
on
tional
the
terial Dist.
Humble
1101
112
•*:■
.,
-99-
;
120
149
*•"
J_—
productsL-and tobacco—7
coal
and
'92'""'
118
Rubber
121
95
'
108
receive sealed bids
approved
1
Wood,
Struthers & Co.; Gregory & Sons;
Weeden & Co. Inc.; American Se¬
curities Corp.; Fridley & Frederking; Hirsch & Co.; Rand & Co.
Bond
•
Due
127
-
-
apparel._.___..-_-_u^
1
121
1-331 >*
•
Nondurable^ Manufactures:
Textiles
May
725,000 3%s. Due May 1, 1983.
760,000 3 ViS/Due May 1, 1984.
790,000 3s. Due May 1, 1985.
Others
161
106
..5
142
___.
j
131
,
139
133
-
178
Y: 133
'145
179
;
120-*
13(5
fixtures... .zzzJiz,
manufactures
V
139
products___i:__P_
and
•!
•
products
miscellaneous.;—L_
•Miscellaneous.
.
122
126.
158
on
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
7
154
'
170.
207
...
partsi-it'lS.
Instrument's
Stone,
*"
199
i
-
'
Clay,,
172
136
138 V"
159
■
Due
3.90s. Due on May
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
4,270,000 4s.
95
143
154
192*
"Nonelectrical
Autos,
Mar.
140
122
from
1958
Feb.
"Mar.
»■
;*9iy150",
,
'
1,460,000
Unadjusted1959
141
__7
Machinery; ______.1 Zz
Electrical'
136
140
products.'....",.
3%s.
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
at
Treasurer
County.
53,000
VERMONT
or
Callable after 5 years from
Principal and inter¬
(J-J) payable at the office of
est
Floyd,
School
(CST) on April 28
for
the
purchase
of
$105,000
schoolhouse bonds. Dated May 1,
1959. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1989 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Texas
Bank & Trust Company, of Dal¬
las.. Legality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor¬
ton, of Dallas.
pelier,
—
Mar.
'
Fabricated
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
from
1958
138
*""♦•*
3.46
^
_____7__._dl._77;'
fabricating
.
will
H.
of
Williston Town School District, Vt.
Houston), Texas
1,280,000
Seasonally Adjusted
„.•
Navigation District (P. O.
from
(1947-49 average=10p)
W.
Bond Offering — Beatrice
Deal,
$12,500,000 rev¬ District Treasurer, will receive
enue
bonds offered April 23—v.
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on
189, p. 1724—were awarded to a May 6 for the
purchase of $65,000
syndicate headed by F. S. Smithers school improvement bonds. Dated
& Co., at a price of 100.02, a net June
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from
interest cost of about 4.04%, as 1960 to
1979 inclusive.
Principal
follows:
77 ?7777
and
interest payable at the
$3,215,000 SV2S. Due on May 1 Montpelier National Bank, Mont-
JNot available.
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION *
Durable Manufactures:"
nel
—
Board
■
Dodge data for 48 states.
contracts indexes based on<F. W
"Estimated.
.
78
74
87
95
99:
Residential
other
-
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
of
Bond Sale—The
Without Seasonal Adjustment
1958
Feb.
All
71;
—LL1959
Construction contracts, value 1950-57 average--100
Agency, at a price of par,
ranging from 2%% to
/V
116
.f
Offering
Harris County, Houston Ship Chan¬
143.6
160.6
163.6
I.—-
933
rates
3.10%.
.90.9
89.4
(.
113.6
103.6
S3.5
.
115.0
116.2
77. 97.1"
.91.3.;
:
105
Finance
; 114.8,
97.0
cascadings..
35
Department/store salesyrvalue• +141 '
Department store stocks, value;.*
106
238
101.8'
Freight
exempt student housing sys¬
revenue bonds offered April
16—v. 189, p. 1520—were sold to
the Federal Housing and Home
n 240 •*-
-
110.9;:
91.8j;.;
149
Bond
President
Smith,
receive
date of issue.
until 7:30 p.m.
tem
114
117
■f
117
'
tax
111
.■
(
Bond Sale—The $5,611,000 non¬
,
111
r
:
Baylor County (P. Cti Wac'o), Tex.
239.
'
TEXAS
■
,
163
108 *'■
"20,1
.
r
:
92
7* 7.130
*
-'lis-
r':\f264
*261"
-"
'"t r;7 "259
Electricity,
-
,
•
142
*120
durables.
consumer
.
.139
.143
.11-
AUtOS
Other
139
'
(P. O. Hutchins), Texas
Trustees,
Mar.
147
Feb.
"Mar.
t6taiu,;.77w V 147
Horton, of Dallas.
will
(PST) on
May 8 for the purchase of $120,000
general obligation school building
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959.
Due
on July 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
sold to R.
was
Co., Inc., as 4Vss, 4s
Dated May 1, 1959. Due
May 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
3Vss.
sive.
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
J. Edwards &
and
District
Bond Offering —Don F.
Indep. School District, Texas
Sale—An issue of $80,000
schoolhouse bonds
Sch.
(P. O. Montesano),
Washington
County
Bond
RESERVE SYSTEM
production.
Consolidated
123-122
follows:
$575,000 improvement bonds. Due
on
May 1 from 1961 to 1984
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
.-Manufactures
Treasurer,
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on May 4
for the purchase of
$800,000 bonds,
BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL
Industrial
par.
Offering—Don T.
County
—
^ioo
price of
a
City Secretary, will receive sealed
-i.
average
Cosmopolis, Wash.
Sale—The $275,000 sani¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
re¬
awarded
was
on
Dallas.
specified by the successful bidder.
also
tary sewerage system bonds of¬
fered April 15—v. 189, p. 1520—
were sold to the State of Wash¬
April 1, 1959.
Interest
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
bank
a
April 1 from
A-O.
Principal and inpayable at the City
Treasurer's
on
time
same
Coughlin & Co., Inc.
Bond
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
inclusive.
terest
as
Dated
1,
June 1 from 1960 to
on
Co.,
and 1966.
purchase of $22,000 gen¬
obligation sewer system im¬
eral
&
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
$425,000 school Legality approved by Danforth &
building bonds offered April 14— Danforth, of Sioux Falls.
ceive
sealed bids: until
8 p.m.: v.
189, p. 1846—were awarded to
(EDST) on May 4 for the-pur
TENNESSEE
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and
chase of $12,000 general obliga¬ Thomas &
Co., jointly, as 3%s,
Brownsville, Tenn.
tion
improvementbonds. Bated "at a price of 100.21, a basis of
Bond Sale—The $365,000 natural
June 1, 1959. Due On June 1.from
about 3;60%; ;■
1960 to 1967 inclusive. Principal
gas system revenue bonds offered
7 y Midland, Pa.
and interest payable at -the Mi¬
April 20 were awarded to Equi¬
table Securities Corp., and Herman
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ners
National Barik" ofwWilkes*
ceived until May 13 for the pur¬ Bendsdorf & Co., jointly.
Barre, in Ashley.
7 • •;
V."\.»*
I
k.
chase of $150,000 street improve¬
Green Tree School District, Pa.~
I J
Covington, Tenn.
ment bonds, it is reported.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 natural
Bond
Offering — Rose. Anne
gas system revenue bonds offered
Egan, District Secretary, will re- j
RHODE ISLAND
ceive
April 21—v. 189, p. 1724—were
sealed
bids
until u. p.m.
Chariho Regional School District,
awarded to J. C. Bradford & Co.,
(EDST) on May 29. for the pur¬
Rhode Island
and C. H. Little & Co., jointly.
chase of $375,000 general obliga- ;
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 school
tion
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1959. j
Hamblen County (P. O.
Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1979
j bonds offered April 21—v. 189, p.
Morristown), Tenn.
inclusive.
Legality approved by 1847—were awarded to a group
Bond Offering
Lewis S. Noe,
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
Pohl, composed of G, H. Walker & Co.,
County Court Clerk, will receive
of Pittsburgh.
.fV/-'
' l.w Estabrook & Co., First of Michigan
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
May 20 for the purchase of $255,000
rural school bonds. Dated May 1,
19591 Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1971 incl.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Irving Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
BUSINESS INDEXES
V.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
—UnadjustedSeasonally Adjusted
Chicago.
1958
-1959
1947-49
—1959
1958.
Board
Pierce
$25,000 3%s.
Leo G. Moore,
—
4 for the
7
of
'
Bond Offering
Rauscher,
to
follows:
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
McCandless Twp. School District
~
(P. O. Ingomar), Pa,
Offering—James M...Cor¬
nelius.
!:
the
Sale—An issue of $75,000
unlimited tax road bonds was sold
to
'■
$90,000 library bonds offered at
Bond
SOUTH DAKOTA
Munson, of Philadelphia.
O.
Kinney County (P. O.
Brackettville), Texas
Provident
Margaret
59
Offering
—
Treasurer,
Elsie
■CO
(1980)
Bur-
Legality approved by
lice,
net
Sale—The $2,750,000 gen¬
bonds of189, p. 1623—
a
syndicate
era! tuition fee revenue
April
lered
17—v.
awarded
were
by Blvth & Co., Inc., and
Marshall, at a price of
headed
Foster
98.50,
to
&
4.04%,
of about
net interest cost
a
as
interest
Crook County
Allison-Williams
a price of
cost of about
par,
Bond
Due
1960
on
1968
to
March
1
3V2S.
40,000
3Kjs.
from
until
1973
Due
to
on
March
000
1
j
1
general
May
interest
elusive.
1976 inclusive.
from
1
I960 to
M-N.
Due
1960
QUEBEC
67,000 5V2S.
1965
Sale—An
Bond
1969 in-
issue
of
Dated
$130,-
Legality 1000 school bonds was sold to Des
to
to
Due
V
on
April 1 from
1959.
1,
.
1978
Due on May 1 from
1988 and
Due
1,
the
of
syndi¬
Witter & Co.; Merrill
Dean
Pierce,
Lynch,
May
on
1989.
members
Other
cate:
inclusive.
1987
to
3::4S.
435,000
inclusive.
1977
1.960 to
Smith:
&
Fenner
Union Securities
Eastman Dillon
&
Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; B.
J. Van Ingen & Co.; Bramhall &
Stein; Wm. P. Harper & Son &
Co.; Martin Nelson & Co., Inc.;
Sou thwick-
Campbell & Co., Inc.;
Hemphill & Co.. and Rob-
Waldo
fert
M. MacRae.
Whatcom
County, Nooksack Valley
School District No. 506 (P. O.
<
Bellingham), Wash.
Offering — Hugh
Bond
County
will
Treasurer,
bids until
sealed
Cory,
receive
2 p.m.
(PST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $15,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal
Dnd
interest
(M-N) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
care
Seattle.
Yakima
•
No.
7
County
(P. O.
Bond
School
District
Wash.
Yakima),
Sale—The $2,310,000 gen-
feral obligation bonds offered April
20—v. 189, p. 1724—were awarded
to
a
headed
group
by the
Cali¬
fornia Bank of Los Angeles, at
price of 100.02,
of about 3.31%,
$275,000 6s.
1961
to
a
net interest cost
a
follows:
as
Due
May
on
1 from
Only you can dry
1 from
the tears of
1963 inclusive.
■
635,000 3s.
1964 to
Due
inclusive.
196.9
375,000 3.10s.
May
on
Due
on
May 1 from
1970 to 1972
410,000 4%s.
1973
May 1 from
on
stocks of farm abundance
Others in the group: Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Pea-1
body & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Commerce Trust Co., Kansas'
City; Harkness & Hill, Inc.; Frantz!
&
Co.,
and
to
189,
p.
1724.—were awarded
City
First
Boston
Corp.,
Haydon & Co.,
of
■
100.41,
a
of
as
to
with each package, to
New
are
22
lbs.
hungry children and their
of
a
their friends
.
.
food to
world's
.
the
hungry
York,
Harley,
and
3.10s, at
price
a
basis of about 3.06%.
Rothschild
(Village), Schofield
(City) and Kronenwetter, Ringle,
Wausau and Weston (Towns)
Common Sch. Dist. Joint No.
(P- O.
And your name and
parents that you, and our country
of the First Na¬
Bank
...
sends
tell
$1,533,000
"
tional
big Food Crusade
a
address go
The
composed
deliver
overseas.
school bonds offered April 22—v.
group
.
package to a needy family
WISCONSIN
—
.
Seattle
Madison, Wis.
Sale
.
Every $1 you give enables CARE
Trust & Savings Bank, of Seattle.
Bond
Goi/ernment has
given CARE precious
4 615,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
1976* to 1979 inclusive.
Hutchinson
...
inclusive.
Due
1975 inclusive.
to
U.S.
The
'
-
hunger
1
Wilson Avenue,
121
Join the
CARE
,
660
First Ave.,
New York
16, N. Y.
Rothschild), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
Bonds offered April
1520—were
17—v.
awarded
to
189,
a
p.
group
composed of Paine. Webber, Jack¬
son
CARE
j
I
Milwaukee
Company,
fol¬
as
lows:
$350,000 3Vi'S. Due
1970
on
May 1 from
to
Due
1979
on
Food
,j
inclusive.
School
District
No.
4
(P. O. Taylor), Wis.
.
Crusade
(Vdlage), Albion, Curran,
Joint
Bond Sale —The $135,000
feral
obligation
school
bonds
I
I
May 1 from
Franklyn and Springfield (Towns)
,
be
YOUR
19tjiH*j iOCy inclusive.
P0 3%s.
4
to
delivered
in
my
name,
wherever most needed.
& Curtis; John Nuveen & Co.;
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; and
the
for Food Crusade packages
Enclosed find $.....
gen-
of¬
c426
NAME
....-
ADDRESS
CITY......
ZONE
STATE.
I
I
Note:
Contributions
are
Income-Tax Deductible
from
inclusive.
$755,000 4!4s. Due on May 1 from
1,560,000 4s.
1
inclusive.
1977
April
A-O.
April
on
1964
follows:
as
price of
follows:
as
Maple Grove, Quebec
hospital
a
net interest cost of about
a
CANADA
p.m.
obligation
97.45,
5.79%,
Dated May 1, 1959. Due
bonds.
ion
3:30
Carries, Vinet & Co., at
$63,000 5s.
(MST) on
April 28 for the purchase of $150,-
inclusive.
Due on March
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
40,000
Nagel,
Dawson,
Howard, of Denver.
Hejde,
Offering—Francis
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
3s.
from
by
Sherman &
(P. O. Sundance),
Wyoming
a
3.63%,
follows:
$55,000
approved
WYOMING
189, p. 1724—
Jaffray &
April 15—v.
awarded to Piper,
Hopwood, and
Co., jointly, at
(P. O.
C/niversity of Washington
Seattle), Wash.
Bond
fered
were
cham & Blair, of Spokane.
j
Interest
@FedFRASER