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MONDAY
'2^3
APR 2 3
ISSUE
MMUSTIATIM
EUSIKESS
Reg. U. .8. Pat. Office
Volume
187
Number 5737
New York 7, N. Y.,
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
It
quickly completed.—V. 187,
was
Admiral Corp.
„
•
Year
Ended
r
sales:
Profit
Dec.
3l-~.
Net
1;182,590
2,738,595
1,236,000
•
foreign income taxes
'
,
211,000
interest—
.
Earnings
per
187, p.
pa^
share—
common
1781.
;
'
-
1,504.024.
___
2,362,096
Boston
2,362,tftG
$0.41
$0.64
_
the
board
firm's
President,director
cut
its
size
from
four
new
also
Mr.
of
Bowes,
H.
M.
2909.
Air
five
in
accordance
who
has
Byllesby
&
officers,
including Arthur S. Bowes,
been
Co.,
Chairman of the company, is a
Inc., Chicago investment bankers.
Advance Aluminum's 168,042 out-
has
controlling
interest.—V.
Reduction Co., Inc.
;.1957
1956
<J»
Net
sales.
Proiit
Prov.
189.987,698
before
for
Net
&
paid
dividends
paid
outstanding
187,
o
3,760,448
*
.....
vf>roo-*»"
average
$4.35.
...
nnmW
number
912,130
3,009,639
$4.32
$3-54
,.
,
-
"
-
board
of directors
during
the
'
year.
Federal
-
been
187,
William
and
President
Vice-President.—V;
April *24 announced
on
Chairman
as
has
the
of
S.
Reserve
and Mt.
company
of
President.'
as
Mr.
confidence
Brownell
Morris
Mr.
-V.- 182,
-
-
2677:
p.
American
Year
.to
187,
\
before
for
elected
......... .
*
C',v
Net,'.sales-__l_±_u_^___i_
Profit
been
Enka Corp.—Sales
Ehded—; y
Provision
-
1
.. .
At
57
Banks
of
10
a.m.
that
on
through
1,915
—
income
of
convertible
at
Federal
$1,340.
date,
the
of member
group
a
debentures
due
&
dissident
A
Dec. 29,'57
1
value)
for
in
they
turn
shares
nine
stockholders—by
entitled
were
exercised
to
5,081,088
Mr.
ings, against it.
$2,338,088
Ludwig
The
Net
Dividends
ir
<
Common
shares1 outstanding-
Earnings
per
—V.
187, p.
_1
v
881,041
1429..,
-
•
V* "The
$1.72'
was
the
The
stock
In
Institutional
and
'Research
other, investors
are
invited
Department for
prospects.
an
•
opinion
*
as to
our
their
opposing
'Year Ended
A copy
of
our current
Monthly Bulletin
will be mailed upon request.
> .:
the
liquidation...the
Dec,
?
3i—
for
income
Exchange
of Canada
'.V
Net
Federal
&
'
,
dividends
company
'
"
•
foreign
said,
and
•Earnings
♦Based
per
on
985.
-
-
•
the
common
The
has
the
In
—V.
7. :
on
'
-
"
ferred
'$
9,929,838
37,133
•
301,525
14,536,823
239,154
38,202,101
„
322,236
16,983,940; 20,266,829
(stockj
8,943.326
share
$1.95
outstanding
on
Dec.
31,
of total preferred and common shares voted at the
in
the
merger
recommendation submitted
'
of
vote
the
shares
were
84.8%
represented
484,981
was
outstanding
of
stock
common
outstanding
merger
of
favor
affirmative
two-thirds
and
shares,
combined
571,827 shares.
A
or
the
more than
cumulative
5%
of 89.4%
total
represented and the affirmative vote
of the outstanding eligible stock.. ^
pre¬
of the
.
on.
the
^
Holders
or
more
favor
voted
.
the
of
5%
cumulative
against the merger,
Otto
preferred stock voted'138,791
shares,
than the required two-thirds of th& 159^892 shares outstanding,
of the merger. - Holders'of 3,127 shares of this class of stock
:
'
Schwenk, President, reported net sales for the three months
G.
experienced
$2.68
1957.—V.-187,
a
net loss of
approximately $216,697
in
the first quarter.
Adverse weather which contributed to the failure.of residential hous¬
*
'
577,000,000 734,000,000
37,861,729
52,978,078
—
April 22 voted to merge this company with Blue
Kingsport, Tenn., to form Amerlcan-Salnt Gobain
on
ing to continue the uptrend begun in the second half at 1957, reduced
activity in other glass consuming markets, and caution on. the- part of
Jobbers, all combined to have a depressing effect on sales, Mr. Schwenk
said.
He
"
•„
said
that first indication of
a
new
trend appears to be the
recent
in Federal Housing Administration mortgage -applications and
that residential construction is expected soon to show a gradual increase.
upturn
"We
expect,"
Mr.
Schwenk
said,
"to
feel
the
first
effects of
this
improvement late in the second quarter or early In the third quarter.
the
longer-term future, both economic and architectural trends
For
a continued expansion In the use of window
glass and other flat glass products."
support the expectation of
Under
the
terms
of
the
.
merger
creating
American-Saint
Gobain
Corp., each share of American Window Glass Co. stock becomes a share
of stock in the surviving corporation, and the Blue Ridge Glass C*»rp.'8
Mutual
8E'C
p.
issue.
converted
be
year
March 31 of $3,530,947.
He said that with the effect of this, low
volume intensified by the continuing cost-price squeeze, the company
1556
1957
$
•
sale
187,
distribution
ended
/
Fund, Inc.—Acquisition
Cleared—
has
issued
an
exemption order permitting the issuance
by this investment company of 515,448 shares of its stock
exchange for substantially all of the assets of Bareco Investment Co,
and
each -$100
$100
one
Corp.,
total
required
Subs.)—Earns. Lower
(cashi
14,153,448 shares
American
WEST-TOUONTO, ONTARIO
,;The
,
.
The Investment Dealers* Association
25 ADELAIDE ST.
either
were
for
Other- Investors
company's offering to stockholders
than any of the preceding
Only 0.3% was not subscribed and the
Exchange April 22 represented most of the
full
the
of
may
"More than 96.6%
company's
"the. management
concluded- "that
paid,
"
for
Glass
in
of
:
Income" taxesr—.;.
r
paid
the
on
issue
meeting were cast
by management.
-'
.27,894,758
dividends
of
portion
The shareholders
30.
profit
Preferred
p.
'
,
value
taxes___—'
Minority interest—
Common
Members: The Toronto Stock
' '
*
"•
'
•
before
rights
cash
sold- to
Corporation.
yalue/of .its stockholders^ ..shares.."
Common dividends paid
Rem, Rnowles & Co. Ltd.
/-
Biiimgs
Prov.
■
,
100%
sold
latest
Ridge
hold¬
longer
dissident 'estimates' the net'liquidating
at'about' $114 a share, as of last Jan.
Profit
.
his huge
for complete liquidation",
plan
American Metal Climax, Inc. (&
owning
consult
"a -specific
riot
abandoned
the, shipping
business",
proposal is Inopportune/~-V. 181, p. 2893.
'
to'
by casting
,
j
»Canadian 'securities
Impair
no
These
American Window Glass Co.—Merger Voted—Loss Re¬
■
is
owned.
paying $100 in
buy—or were
''
engaged in'tiie business for which it.,
organized," the proposal states, "and it runs the risk of having
majority stockholders involve it In a new venture that may sub¬
stantially
:
proposal simply
within, 90 days
end of 1958;
company
'
.
.
ported for First Quarter—Improvement Expected—
Mr.
the
to
exchange
The man-'
,
put forth
-
CANADA...-.-'
scheduled for May.
stockholder's
proposal would require the
company,
days after the annual meeting, to purchase all stock not
Ludwig "at the
fair
net
liquidation
value," or else
60
by
before
1,355,448'
$0.93
V
to
2,168,717
1,355,448
common, share—
held
the
on
a-block of
face value
into capital stock of A T & T
the basis of one share of capital stock
debenture,' face value, plus $42 cash. The
stock Is currently selling around $177 a share.—V. 187* p. -1781.
in
dissident
within
profit______
defeat the
can
sale
Exchange,
each having a
offerings of convertibles.
beginning May 12 this
the proxy that It opposes the idea:—
:
.
Daniel K. Ludwig,' one of
the world's- biggest-ship owners, holds
beneficially 149,990. shares, or 59.43.',®, of American-Hawaiian stock.
2,743,000
>
19T3.
.
for
the
The
them.
closer
The
In
taxes..___ .1,485,000
in
of
»
„
$60,892,199;
2,751,744
income
firms
Exchange facilities
r
-:
each
the
by
unsubscribed
,
>.
-
agement said
'
'
...
debentures
has
_The company's'annual meeting is
,
Dec. 30/56
$1,266,744
state
stockholder
Stock
offered
February, the company offered to their 1,500,000-plus shareright to subscribe to a new issue of; $718,313,000 (face
4,v;>. 15-year convertible debentures in the Tatio of $100 of
exercised
proposed- that-this-company
either invite' tenders to purchase up to 4(K> of the outstanding stock,
or
else
liquidate the company and distribute its assets among the
minority
York
company
the
owners
Co.—Holder Proposes
7
*.. ,'-s !
V?
;
Steamship
Telegraph Co.—Sells Debs.—
Back in
50
That Company Be Dissolved—
.
$64,739,351
taxes-
Federal
$
a 4'Ac/o
coupon.
Within a few minutes, -the bonds were
bought by a group of 20 brokers, acting for their customers, at a
price
of
$1,342.50
each.
Market
value
of
the :transaction, was
$2,570,887.50.
The
bonds
had closed on the Exchange
oa
April 21
debentures
stockholders.
'
$
..of $1,000 and
50
50
Statement
Telephone &
on April 22 used New
$2,500,000 in new capital.
floor,
15
—
American-Hawaiian
Chairman.,
Up—Earnings Lower—
:
1958—52 Wks.—1957
$
76,793,970 827,652,068 768,500,070
company
raise
seven
Honorary
..
.
10G9.
p.
debenture
has
v
for our major metals
year.
Copper is now
1958—5 Wks.—1957
82,356,191
American
to
Co.—Changes in Personnel—
1950,
„
$25,000,000 this year in the completion of major projects and in
187, p. 1538.
...
$
Executive
'
1921
'
-
*
The Course of Bank Clearings.——,
49
3
Capital Flotations for Month of January, 1957
Perry
Philip L. Becker, former President, has been elected Chairman and
Lysle E. Pritchard, former Senior Vice-President, becomes President..
Thomas H. Biodgett, who had been Chairman since 1921
and Presi¬
from
as
Purchasing Depart¬
in the long-term future of the country's
that. Asarco spent $45,000,000 in capital
last year, and plans to spend an addi¬
said
came
dent.
Ore
investments
and
Sales
who
American Chicle
Inc.,
Jourdan
American Stores Co.—March Sales Up—
120.
p.
Brass
&
L.
,
System
Condition
Reserve Bank?.
the election
Morris
the
of
R,
quarter of 1958 is estimated at $4,000,600, or
share after allowing for preferred stock dividend
This compares to $8,249,000, or $1.35 per common share
expressing
tional
37
—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member
Alco Products, Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
The
Manager
of
first
Period End. Mar. 29—
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Pay able..
Combined
Egbert
been
Copper
Phosphates.
election
future expansion.—V.
37
Miscellaneous Features
:
4,533,063
shares' outstanding
n
of
*
1537.
p.
T. -Egbert
In
General Corporation & Investment News—Cover
(aver¬
share___
common
.
270,819
6,812,506
•v
Western
the
23,796,889
3,577,923
3.933,529
number!—
♦Earnings, per
♦
RiliftA on
Based ' nri'
116,789
•
has
Revere
Corp..
and
announced
common
expenditures
This
Common' shares
age
11,569,290
-
the
for
per
economy,
—V.
12,227,599
15,731,579
1G,476,180
dividends
Common
16,067,534
an¬
compared to 13 Vt cents.
149,231,826
15.993,357
taxes
profit
Preferred
•V.
foreign inc,
169,818,703
31,799,113
an
1941.
Exchange.^... 37
Transactions American Stock Exchange.^
32,469.537
taxes
income
Fed.
.'
Transactions New York Stock
to
selling at 23'/« cents to 25 cents per pound, compared to-30 cents a
Jeax- ago; lead is at 12 cents, compared to 16 cents; zinc is at.10 cents,
47
$
cents
43
SEC Index of Stock Prices
He
Cable
Corp.
also
1957,
The drop in earnings is not unexpected. Prices
down sharply from the first quarter of lasi,
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
1955
President/according
are
42
___
elected
been
during the first three months of
41
Exchange_________^
has
Copper
requirements.
40
Over-the-Counter Markets
(& bubs.) —Earns. Increased—
.Year End. Dec. 31—
Income
57
38
46
185,
1538.
p.
>
38
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
/
187.
Kenneth C. Brownell, Chairman of the Board, on April 22, announced
fart, as follows:
in
42
Stock
below.—V.
Reports Lower Earnings—
38
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange.
Corp.—Merger Voted—
Glass Co.
General
of
Peru
Brownell
ment" since
33
Montreal
with
MacKenzie
Vice-President.
41
,•
named
Byiiesby owned 51.859 shares of
Standing shares as of Feb. 27, and
p.
to
seven
by-laws.
board
Window
director
a
Mr.
29
_
D.
Southern
17
.%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
stockholders on April 3 approved
a
resolution to dispose of
substantially all the assets of the company and re-elected five directors
The
also
paffe
Detroit Stock Exchange
Advance Aluminum Castings Corp.—Sale
Approved—
after
•
Stock Exchange_^__^^_wfc-.>—38
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
The
the
^ .•
.... .
_
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
%
■
. .
.
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New ¥wk Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Static Exchange^-—
2,362,096
.
.
outstanding—____________
„
.
^
American
nouncement by Kenneth C. Brownell, Board Chairman.
R. W. Vaughan,
formerly President, has been elected Vice-Chairman of the BoaTd.
,Mr. MacKenzie was formerly Vice-President in charge of all smelt¬
ing, and refining operations and a director of this'company. He Is
Stock and:Bond Quotations
.
Crl,429
965,067
_
dividends
shares
•
6,523
profit__;
Common
Common
—V.
$
185,880,606
Copy
a.
American Smelting & Refining Co.—New President—
In This Issue
1956
.
$
■■
income"
Prov. for Federal, fstate &
Minority
American-Saint Gobain
J.
172,663,167
•
.<
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
See
1645.
.1957
"
■
_____
before
INSURANCE
-
(Subs.)—Sales and Earns. Off Sharply
■■'
,
Net
p.
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
£
ACF ? Industries*;
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 50,000 shares of common stock (par $25)
was made
on
April 17 "by Kidder, Peabody & Co. at
$42.50 per share, with -a dealer's concession of $1.10 per
share.
Monday, April 28, 1958
1646.
capital stock is surrendered for 176,000 shares of common stock of the
new corporation.
'
'
,
The
new
company
country as soon as
arranged.-—V. 187, p.
.
plans to build a new plate glass facility in this
economic conditions warrant and financing is
1538.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
.
.
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
(1886;
VAn.
$59,136,647 $76,847,945 $76,743,142
income taxes.
—
2,114,937
6,194,864
5,062,232
Federal income taxes
855,000
2,967,000
2,4(0,000
before
lor
Profit
Provisions
Net
profit—
—
V.
170,760
paid
87#
••
Subs.)—Sales and Earnings Show
(&
and Shields
ties &
Sharp Dip—
31—
Year End. Dec.
<
Cross
sales
Profit
before
"
•
1955
$
inc.
86,789,946
29,554,003
dividends
Common
paid
10,409,191
funds
26,653,085
26,022,984
8,674.3278,674,328
8,674,327
$4.23
Capital shs. outstanding
Earns, per com. share—
—V. 186, p. 195C.
$12.85
&
Co.,
Month
Provision
Ended
Federal
for
V:v'"-
31—'%
March
and
Earnings
share
common
per
$1.20
divs.„
pref.
after
$1,782,926
$1.20
_
1957
$3,847,551
2,064,625
$1,779,839
taxes—_
Canadian inc. taxes
income
Net
1958
$3,834,083
2,054,244
before
operations
from
Income
CONSOLIDATED
EARNINGS FOR
Year End. Dec. 31—
1957
to
sales——
before
Profit
dian
Net
Pfd.
taxes
inc.
Fed.
for
Prov.
—V.
7,096,838
6,200.677
6,134,818
due
1980
1982—
series
due
1983
—
series
due
1984
:
219,560
series due
1985
series
Ann
Arbor
2,850,550
2,565,495
2,565,495
Net
1,425,275
1,425,275
$4.18
$4.13
4.10%
series
4.75 'A-
$3.65
2nd
series
$858,479
$2,147,938
654.922
646,734
1,916,674
1,940,120
after
"4,511
187,
72,952
32,355
123,389
"17,519
———
61,197
"■14.141
92,186
1430.
p.
50.000 shs.
underwriters
The
—
Kuhn, Loeb
taxes..
Income
income
V.
Co._
187,
to
Corp.—
$100»
1,
flame.—V.
recorded
were
the
on
American
Stock
Exchange under
the
Net
"Earnings
Electric
Powe.-
Appell Oil & Gas Corp., Alice, Texas —SEC Vacates
Stock Suspension Order—
,
On
request of
has
this
.
corporation,
its
vacated
order
the
Securities
and
Exchange
Prinz
P.
of
Herbert
;
Com¬
of
Appell Oil common,stock at
most
all
the
4,000 shares
Commission
of
as
concluded
Dec.
that
15,
it
1955.
was
Under
vacate
.(1)
Successfully
subordinated
(24
(3)
(4)
corporation
and
the
he
Supply
under the
same
name
as
said.
The
Supply stockholders
stock
for
shares
each
National
12,000
approximately
of
subsidiary
a
make
•
business
of
Armco,
of
will receive 85/100 of
share
of
National
stockholders
will
shares of Armco
stock.
Armco
stock
then
outstanding
share of Armco
a
Supply
Supply
2,501,200
franchised dealer
growth."
stock
become
The
will
of
owners
total
be
own.:
they
key
number
approximately
eight
offering
The
Wand
of
Mr.
said
Kern
order
The
their
under
whicb
-VV./• :
•'
,_YYYYY
own
labels.
'
^
has
set
a
June
1
target
said
that
when
the
...
"an
;
-
Walker, A. W. McKinney, and
of
directors.
board
of
R.
L.
oil
steel
is
Chairman
Mr. .Mayer
Bank
&
of
and
Mr.
is. Executive
Supply's
McKinnev
Vice-President
Co/
Trust
The
.
division vwill
does
-
not
now
manu¬
?...
date
-
;
'l87,
p.
any
current
Armcofs
sales
were
approximately- $143,000,000,
$198,205,419 for the first quarter of 1957.
He added:
figures are not yet available, we estimate that earnings
the first quarter of 1958 will be
something over $9,000,000 which
"While
for
to
final
approximately
in
Chare
the
quarter
of
cumber
of
first
1957
ahead,
the
dividend
This
$15,487,752
then
Mr.
improvement
187,
to
quarter.
of
shares
Looking
deal of
—V.
equal
disbursement
to
compares
or
$1.29
outstanding,"
of
75
earnings
share
per
he
cents
in
the
the
on
per
first
smaller
1
stated.
Gray said that Armco does not-expect a great
in the current level of steel operations until Fall.
paid
company
for
its
Chairman
five to
The
30
to
and
240
the
announced
paper
reduction
according
to
in
Robert
the
L.
number
to
to
schedule
1 V< %;
days,
270
William
days,
Dana
effective
90 to
179
1%%;—V.
Seibert,
United States.
On
U
S
account of
April 22
days,
187,
p.
five
180
to
to
29
days,
239
days,
its
*
...
(
...
.
I*
;
•
Mar. 31,'53
^ •, '
-
1,'
;
•
'/ Dec. 31,'57%/kar. 31, 'fit
"
'
\
amortiz.
of
"
20.000,000
1,688,219
27,299.770
Inc.
on
'
'
*r
\
135,584,359
1,921,07#
28,235.634
52,000,000
26,516,525
'■
\ '
$>
^ 676,107,988
114,478.050
1,719,386 V >
facll._
emerg.
taxes based
!
*
*
73,838,646
charges__^._____
and deprec. and
7
f
601,680,125
-
39,000,000
l
incomerfor
"Earns,
Shipped
Orders
Volume
com.
hand
at
end
business
of
during
Orders
on
SCT.52
$1.02
/ 53,427,655
:v $1.16
2.345,805
2,994,916
3,713,974
1,890,638
2,429,74.6:
3,971*,406
stock
tons)—
period
during
f * 47,273.306
finished
other
/net
Booked
v
of
and
on
24,819,490
the period
share
per
steel
products
twice
a
In the rate of
A
>•-
.
Net
J
*
■?
of
per.
.
period——— 364,000,000
hand
end
at
of
"■
*
774(000/
442,000,000
•
the comparable profits, of $417,457
new
company
1958,
for
this
per
share
on
per,
the
a
privately
5%
stock
dividend
further disclosed that
of
silicon
rectifier,
of" 37,547/shares
%
■'*
had
to
its
for = the
increased
first
year
-.
after
ferred
quarter
25%' over
the
"Steel
feels no sign of a recession and anticipates a sales
from 30%
to 35% , William C. Speed, President,
meeting held April 21.—V. 187, p. 1202.
of
1958
of
3,166,392
tons
of
for
the
Automation Instruments, Inc.—New
lVe% ;
1 Vs. % :
Contracts, etc.—
dividends
.
the
on
cumulative
7%
.-V
....
.
.
pre
,1.
;
rated
55.8%
averaged
tons
per
annum,
o
quarter
with steel production
o
,.
of
compared
as
tons
o
1957 and 5,248,257 n"
and 103.8%, respectively
of
82.8%
Current steel production is approximate!"
capacity.
or
capacity.
directors
cumulative
of
record at
60
to
net
tons
the>first (quarter
the rated > capacity
and ./castings)^ for
(ingots
for the fourth
the first quarter of 1957,
then
of
The
net
net
of
except
quarterly
.
production
23,000,000
52%
at the annual
deducting
stock.,.
'
4,279,631
•
sales
and
lesser'
1957.-
corporation
increase
32.6c
100,000 shares-of stock-, for $800,000
silicon rectifier operations, and in December,' 1957,
report
exclusive
period
earned
-
annual
This
amounted
for
cents
declared
preferred
a
stock,
dividend
payable
the close of business
per
share
stockholders of
186, p. 2046.
on
record
of
$1.75
July
on
the common stock,
at
the
per
share
1958,
1,
close
of
payable
business
on
the
7%
stockholder
also a dividen
to
June 2, 1958, and
on
on
on
June
2,
195
May
5,
1958
—V.
This
corporation has received four significant contracts and en¬
into an agreement to sell its process for aluminum foil wound
(Continued
on page
8)
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(every Thursday
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CHRONICLE (Reg
Published
U
week
Copyright 1958 by William B
Possessions
'
:
other
Prov. for Fed.
befor4*Federal in-.'"
shares outstanding at Dec; 31,' 1956.. In September,
issued
company
tered
1782.
thw fluctuations
is:
1%%;
FINANCIAL
President
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
NOTE:
the
the company sold
finance
the
1956
earnings
of 650,501
told stockholders
rate
rate
division,
In
share.
same
Oare,
'
-
rectifier
of
rate
Board.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
In
notes,
another
dropped Va of 1% on all categories of paper
days, which was reduced VB of 1%,
29
new
89
April 21
commercial
of
Associates'
on
Quarter of
Fourth
with/ the
1957.
•
stockholders.
Associates Investment Co.—Again Reduces Rates—
of
497,559,327
for deple.
for
V
1538. ?
-
The
The
-
period—Total
—937,000,000 1,071,000,000 1,439,000,
for 1956.
''
''
'
"
' '4■ ••
:
Shipbuilding and Ship Res
' '. *
Earnings for 1957 were affected by the start-up costs and expenses
pairs (included in total), 531,000,000 " 558;000,000 ; - 690,000,
incurred
in
running-in the company's new silicon rectifier division './property additions & acquisitions ; %
nlnnt
nt
Santa
Ann
nftlif*
These
nre-nroriiirtlnn
enste
amniintert
to
!'. ;
nvnDn'aifumc
Hnrmo
narin^
01 ds;
plant at Santa Ana, Calif.
These pre-production costs amounted-to
-/Expenditures during period— 27,855.000
63,376,000 £ 43,272,J
$223,494 and reduced the net income after taxes to $151,241, equal to
/Estimated cost to complete at
*'':
•
•
"r-r; •: V*
19c
end
of period
per
share on the 787,137 shares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1957.
137,000.000 .159,000,000 : 221,000,1
Were
it
not for these non-recurring initial expenses '-of .-the silicon ''
"Based on 44,647,468 shares, number outstanding at,March. 31, 195
1957 would have
to 33c
come
1957,
878.
p.
profits from these sales were $506,735
comparing
Quarter
j
I
>
below
and
Prov.
the
for" launching
1958,
of
First
4
shown
for 1956, an increase of 29% and a new company sales- record,
over
safeguards
.
its subsidiary companies-for
Corporation and
billings
Int.
,
(N. Y.)—Sales Hit;All-Time High"
taxes, an increase of 21%
enough
not
were
Corp.—Earnings—
Total income before deducHtems
corporation on April 11 announced that sales-of magnetic tape
recording discs for 1957 were $4,774,523 as compared with $3,-
and
there
report of the results of the businesses and opera¬
a
Quarter
the
and
Net
The
707,576
break
Courtfto
to
,
mot;
•
Audio Devices, Inc.
go
,.%/The results shown for the respective periods have not,'been.; audited
arid are necessarily in important respects based upon estimates, somq
of which may require adjustment.
v.*
' * ■■
"<■
I
products
Operating
said^'Armco
President,
National
quarter
compared
Is
Walker
members
goods and National Supply is an ■ important user
significant steel making' capacity- of v.its own."
business conditions, Mr. Gray said that during
country
first
the
Mr.-
presently
company.
Armco
without
Reviewing
are
National
Gray,
facture
of
the
of
Mellon
the
tnree
directors.
President
of
All
that
Quarter Ended—
begin with a linedirectly from the 1
living in rural areas 50 to 100 miles from trade center's.—V.
effective, A.
E.
John A. Mayer will join Armco's board
they/would
.7
contended
Bethlehem Steel
First
the
1957
Vv
%
will be sold under, a high-discoUnt** instalment; plan
In iaot, Atlas expects to out-discount ; the discount-, ho :r>s.
policy.
Mr. Kern said the Atlas mail
order division; wilL cater, to persons
becomes
merger
■<
said
.
Rolled
Hook
;
:
-
The following is
14,766,400.
Mr.
contingent* com*
about 345,000 shares
156,000 shares' werq
A'
)
of attitude by the Best management.- The plan providfeS-'for
of company stock bought In the. -open market ;to'-certai^
opposition
tions of
-
-
he
deferred
disputed
a
by a vote of
outstanding.
Some
officials
Bethlehem Steel
,
retail outlets by selling sewing- machines
business.
V-
'
%
~
.
cleaners.
vacuum
mail
sold
with the company's
•compete
or
and
;Y"
abuse,'., and criticized the possible.-dilution of stockholders'
Bankers Securities officials have said they' would support a
properly/amended plan:—V.. 187, p. 1538.
-7'.''/:^ ^.
'''<
h"
will be
t„•
-company's
ten
to
v
-
Gustave G. Armstrong, President of the Philadelphia
there was "no question about a. suit unless there's
said
personnel:/".
against
equity.
-A'-V £.<>*'•• *?y-
other operation's, will
name
products purchased
the
1
;
the .payment
it was announced on April 21/ is eyeing a new field.
household products and appliances*by maih order. ' * - ./
Kern, President/said the mail order division, set up sepa---
from
Sheffield's
of
group
a
nearly ,$7,000,000.
program
.
of
employees
plan.
the
present. plan.
.change
a
-1
approved
shares
Securities
corporatibh,
.
'
$1,000,000
a
^y-'
part of our future
manufacturers
:
1
National
common
11
"
878.
key
for
600,000
the
$4.84
ay 16%/upturn
took
increased, to
Dearborn
by
Inc.—Management Wins Dispute—
stockholders
/
■1958.%/'
28,
company,
rately
of
to'
Feb.
-/v
a
7,221,874
Corp.—Patent Litigation Terminated
187, p.
Co.,
the
Bankers
store expansion program willy open four new
company's total to 47-by the end of the fiscal
instituting
6,629,452
aircraft,
voted *against
its
the
3,756,390
..."
The
8.
Herbert
Supply Co., was
National Supply stock-
on
National
of
Is
—selling
National
April 17 toy Armco stockholders.
holders on April 16 voted their sanction of the merger.
Charles R. Hook, Armco Chairman, said that it is planned
the
merger
effective on April 30 Armco will operate the
approved
on March
debentures.
To Enter Mail Order Field—*
Corp.—Merger Approved—
this
of
bring
3,465,613
infringement
pensation-plan
that, Atlas:
31.
important
sus¬
This
Armco Steel
-merger
to
May
$8,249,474
1310.
4,195,800
2,875,401
5,014,795 r.
^ 3,647.467
sales
areas,
credit
$7,872,106
charges
&
outof
while January- and,'February -"
unusually ybad*.weather in
shareholders
to
$4,242,047
management of this company won its proxy fight with Bankers
Securities Corp. of Philadelphia at an annual .meeting .held,on/April
and
completed
convertible
continuing
In
outlets
reported
had Its total bank
Has
year
pension order.—V, 186, p. 621.
The
also
Kern
$1.75
the
marketing
2,766,435
$4,077,576
The
$1.00
(
the circumstances,
appropriate to
on
that
recession
the
to
company's
Mr.
share pursuant to a Regulation A notification filed in 1955, ac¬
cording to an announcement made on April 17.
The suspension order had been based
upon a failure to comply with
the requirement of Regulation A for the filing of semi-annual
reports
reflecting the sale of shares pursuant to the exemption. Subsequently,
through efforts of Appell Oil, a report was filed reflecting the sale
the
due
outstanding
reported
President,
months
the
of
shares
2,978,795
*
9,370,182
-
—.—$6.14 f
594.000
'7,469,200
1.385,425
taxes-
•
March.
in
per
of
Kefn.
slow
were
of
4,000 shares
-i~
on
39,352,189
6.969.800
3,666.800
income.—
p.
Best
367,486 *
$1.03
;
share
per
42,811,850
3,910,100
20,553,666
equipment.—V.
$610,860 " ' $593,432
■
;/12i,657;243|
——
value
"Based
July 31, 1957, temporarily suspend¬
ing a Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities
Act of 19J3 witn respec„" 10 a puolic
ofie*l.ig by William H. JAppell and
Minette
t
960,918
/.s 432,231
—r.
—
worth
Net
$57,836,298
19,118,932
1,485,468
—
taxes
charging
1957
/ 1,043,091
—
Z— /
^
•
>
$28,656,504 $60,632,551
$29,733,510
__
expenses
187.
'
Y
involve basic combinations and elements of the Sheffield
a
column instrument for air gaging, widely used
electrical
appliances
and
ordnance
industries,
The precision measuring instrument is used to control the dimensions
and tolerances of close fitting moving parts in auto, aircraft and track
motors, diesel engines, jet turbines, missiles, guns, ammunition, lire
control
apparatus, household appliances,
and many
other types of
$7,820,588
share
per
assets
Book
mission
taxes-
Working capital
above.
Co.
./ -Z
1958
earnings—
Total
•.
1958^-2 Mos,—1957
The patents
:
.;:%/%
t
taxes.::——
income
r
1090. 7
;
;'Y
' Yr
"Precisicnaire,"
•/'
income
.
1958—Month—1957
revenues
automotive,
new
186, p. 2850.
Appalachian
Federal
for
Provision
Appalachian Power Co.—New Name EffectiveSee
issued.
severally
have
following principal
Feb. 28—
Federal
before
p.
has been terminated by the entry of a Consent Judgment of
and infringement of Sheffield's patents and the grant 'of ft
license by Sheffield to Dearborn wage Co. based on ft. royalty arrange*
menf"agreed to by bc-th companies.
'' ■
'
)
$9,499,118
Income
.:
j
Plant—::
below;——-V.- 187,
validity
(& Subs.) —Earnings Up—
the
company's certificate of incorporation was
filed on April 17 changing its name to Appalachian Power Co. Effective
April 18, transactions in the company's 4-*-'2%. preferred stock (par
«
below
^
Nine Months Ended
Y.': '
oper.
Mich.,
by
—--2:—; -$6,000,006
/_ 4,000,000
1782.
p.
Co.
patents,
limited
issuance
\
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—Changes Name—
amendment
but
named
—
Securities
American
also
See
&
Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.
An
72,000 shs.
amount
maximum
the
the
patent imringement suit brought by the Sheffield Corp;, Dayton,
Ohio, a subsidiary, against Dearborn Gage Co., and Elmer Ellstrom
and Olaf Ellstrom in June 1956 in the U. S. District Court in Detroit,
2,520,000 shs.
"3
_
agreed to purchase severally from the company the
amounts of the new bonds:
$2,377,362
expenses
"Deficit.—V.
to
UNDERWRITERS
1958—3 Months—1957
$720,506
inc.
oper.
Federal
Net
1958—Month—1957
4,000,000 shs.
I—,
—.
tenders for
receive
to
was
A
36,000 shs.
.
requirements of the instruments under which such securities are
RR.—Reports Loss for March-
1146<
p
Indianapolis, Ind., up
Co.,
Trust
&
1958,
22,
Rubber
&
Bendix Aviation
77,000 shs.
v.,"
///',":'
_
—:
as
—v.
15,000 shs.
•
———
($6.50 par)
Unlimited
186(
V,
400,000 shs.
~—
series
Common stock
—
-
Telephone Co. of Pennsyjivania—Earnings—V
after
Net
190,000;
$190,000 ''
Tire
operating
Net
to
,
1,425,276
$4.73
revenues
oper.
ry.
serially
due
series.
4.35%
2,565,495
1,425,275
Period End. March 31—
oper.
<3J/4%)
4.35';
Electro-
plus accrued dividends in each case;—V. 167, p. 2358.
j
'10,000,000 ATC,
1988
due
Other
10,000,000
1, 1961 (less current maturity)
Cumulative preferred stock ($100 par)-
"
Railway
Railway
series
—
Banx
April
on
^
income
Fed.
10,000,000
1987————-
due
payable
-
Mills, Inc.—Building New
Gooc'year
Operating
Operating
4,620,000
A
July
219,560
.-
5,000,000
37 s
subsidiary,
its
4',2%
-/PeriodEnd. Feb. 28—
4,050,000
—
of
Beaunit
See
Bel)
18,400,000
"A" due
series
5,453,916
215,170
per
V
4,600,000
series
4 ',2 %'■
6,091,075
208,300
dividends
%
...
3%%
"
6,988.421
paid
outstanding—
com. share
186, p. 521.
Earns,
$
'
6,689,356
paid
shs.
Com.
Y
7,761,000
profit
Common
1980—
Notes
taxes—
dividends
1979
due
3'
Cana¬
&
income
due
series
27b%
113,787,933 103,702,994
13,231,656
11,544,991
125,050,522 120,086,088
14,749,421
12,890,038
_
series
2:,4 %
1954
$
it
$103.50 per share,
$3,000,000
278%
3vi%
1955
and
company
"
National
(EST )
a.m.
to
bonds—
mortgage
the
of
preferred stock, issues of May 1, 1945 and series "■
of 1947 to
an
amount sufficient to exhaust the sum- of $65,714 for
the 1945 issue and $19,918 for the 1947 issue, at prices not to exceed
Outstanding
3',4%
1956
Merchant
10
sale
'"•* 4
"First
•
sales
net
for
Inc.,
(L. S.) Ayres & Co.—Tenders for Preferred StockThe
,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
YEARS
CALENDAR
^
Net
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
all other charges,
addition a reserve
has been made for depreciation
and
Federal and Canadian income taxes.
In
for contingencies of $125,000 has been provided.Provision
including
year.
'
primarily in the generation, trans-mission, distribution and sale of electric energy in the southern part
of New Jersey. The
company
also furnishes hot water heating and
steam service to a non-afl'iliated corporation. An estimated population
Of 564.C00 is served by the company in 377 communities.
Hocking Glass Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns. Hold—
Anchor
Co,
earnings should exceed fiscal 1957," he commented.
from Issuance of the bonds, together, with y
in the month of 50,000 shares, of
BUSINEvSS—Company is engaged
Three
divisions of
steam, electric
on
Foster; Manufacturing
J.
J.
the sale earlier
from
received
additional
two
inspection
■
preferred stock at $100 a share and 120,000 shares of common stocki¬
st $33 per share, will be applied
to the -prepayment of $13,500,000
principal amount of bank notes issued for construction purposes, and
to pay for part of the cost of the 1958 construction program.
$3.07
$7.52
Weld & Co.
from: White,
came
with. Bell Helicopter
J.
the nine months ended Jan. 31 last amounted to
$659,288 compared with $630,813 for the corresponding period last year.
Net
profit for the three quarters amounted to about $40,000-or
9.4 cents a share on the 436,439 shares of common stock outstanding
at Jan. 31,
1958, compared with $47,000 for the like period a year
ago or 10.8 cents a share based on the same number -of shares. •:{- '
The major effect
of the recent-developments will, not be felt im¬
mediately, Mr, Richards said.
w'
"However, we anticipate that the fourth quarter of the fiscal yeaf
ending April 30, 1958 will be sufficiently profitable so that full year
101.279;
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
65,256,306
36,865,891
111,502,358
39,034,468
43,371,635
44,008,349
profit-
37'as
as
with
plants,
Consolidated
Circuits,
100.949.
461,066,990
56,207,088
35,866,312 101,864,339
(est.)—
taxes
income
bonds
the
for
fiscal
•.
& Co., (jointly), 101.4899; Eastman Dillion, Union Securi¬
and Smith, Barney & Co., (jointly), 101.44; Lee Higginson
Drexel
and
749,421,234 630,703,042
79,874,661 213,366,697 152,046,252
taxes
Y*
-
with
boiler tube
for
Randolph Richards*
shareholders.'
./ •-» "
letter
a
contracts
to perfect &
method for testing
the weld in the core material of stainless steel
honeycomb structure, and with Harvey Aluminum Co. to manufacture
mechanical inspection equipment.
...
; - j '
Sales for the nine months ended Jan.
31, 1958 were higher thari
for the like period
a
year ago,
and earnings recovered well' in the
third
quarter,
the
three months ended Jan. 31 last,
after being
adversely affected by military procurement cutbacks earlier in the
generating
Blyth & Co., Inc., 101.177; The First' Boston Corp.
(jointly), 101.0799, and Halsey, Stuart & Co.":Inc.,
V
J
'
The
new
bonds will be redeemable at regular redemption prices
ranging from 106.12 % to par, and at special redemption prices scaling
from 102.24% to par, plus accrued interest in each case
$
earnings 570,768,841
&
Co.
Corp.,
1954
^
,
-
Fed. & foreign
Prov. for
Net
1956
1957
-
v.
~
Co.
to
are
America,
of
ium's
bearings,
shaft
& Electric
Gas
Co.
u
testing
rotar
test
to
Pacific
Co.—Bonds
Electric
City
bids
Other
Co.
Anaconda
Y ''
,
Corp.
•
Ap-',1.7 -in;
on
nondestructive
The
Offered—Offering
of $10,000,000, 37/$% first mortgage bonds; due April 1,
1988, at 102.2398% and accrued interest, to yield 3.75%:
was made on April 23 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Ameri¬
can Securities Corp.
The firms won award of the issue
at competitive sale on April 22 on a bid of 101.61%.
1,096,347
1,178,263
1,179,357
1,177,638
1,179,263
Common shares outstanding——.,,
1,179,388
$2.20
$2.74
•Earnings per common wmic—• ■*
$1.07
iarmngs
cuuuuuu share
*
Based on
common stock
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1957.—V. 187,
Common
187, p. 674.
Atlantic
$2,592,232
$3,227,864
$1,259,937
——
prior pfd. dividends
dividends paid (cash)
and
Pfd.
income——
other
.-.iunn
the
to
announced
President,
through Ross Securities, Inc., at $L35 per. share have all
been sold, it was announced on April 21. See details in
1955
.1956
19o7
31—»'
Dec.
Fndcd
and
fiales
shares of common stock
Sharply—
ings Down
transformers
Inc.—Stock Sold—The 222,200
recently Offered to the public
Petroleum,
Asta-King
Smeltinff Co. (& Subs.)—Earn¬
American Zinc, Lead &
Dana Company
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in New York funds
.
.
.,
•
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"
,
Volume
-
187
Number
5737".
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1887)
3
States During the Month
.1957
Total
corporate financing! in the domestic market in
January of ;the year 1957 aggregated $1,032,621,352,
(more than double) the total for the month of
■
.
Four domestic
municipal offerings of size placed dur¬
ing January, 1957, comprised the
$50,000,000 issues of
the Port of New York
Authority and a similar
j
January,
a year before, which amounted to $505,632,274.
V, For January, 1955, total offerings added
up to $628,060,950 and for the corresponding period in
1954, reached'
,■
the
of
sum
$486,689,232.
comparison -of the overall total for the first month
of 1957 at $1,032,621,352 with that for
December of 1956
I
&
Hutzler; Drexel & Co.; Eastman
Dillon,
Securities & Co.; and Stroud <&
Co., Inc.
Pacific Go. 4Va%
equipment trust
'series
WW, clue,
Purpose, for new
on the
part of the State of California. Two other offer¬
ings of size were placed during the month and
comprised
Jhe $29,153,000 issue of the State of
Connecticut and the
$27,000,000 emission of the State of Michigan.
.-|
A
'Bros.
£9,600,000 Southern
,
amount
! f.r
;
J at $969,101,858 reveals an increase of $63,519,494./ • j
.TV.; Following the general patterns new capital financings
-•,m
'
:.•;
S
•
were
...
.
>
'
'
y. / -
v "
of
above
;
$67,305,374,
13.31%
or
in
January,
jio stock issues
.
1957,
V
placed for refunding
such issues ' in "January,
but
1956.
There
purposes in
UNITED
Date
U9o6, amounted* Yo;
only $583,333, or 0.11% of the overall total. '
,
Common
I
stock
33 and reached
15
FINANCING
place-
Jan
a
3
Applied for
Department
DURING
?91-days
91-days
2,378,534,000
2,543,380,000
16
159-days
2,413,900,000
17
91-days
2,810,292,000
2,416,372,000
2,624,045,000
495,538,241
15
.Jan 24
24
Jan
Jail 1-31
31
Jan l
Jan 1-31 Jan
Jan 1-31
for
91-days
•,
91-days
9%-12 yrs.\
12 yrs.
.
Jan
Total
..
or
or
!
-
y due Jan. 1, 1982 was the largest, followed by the
y .Sl00,000,000 issue of Olin Revere Metals Corp. AVz %
y• first mortgage bonds, series A, due in 1978; $50,000,000
Roebuck Acceptance Corp., 4%%
l
47,000
Price
1, 1972, $46,224,200 4%% convertible debentures
'~bf the Niagara Mohawk Power
Corp., due Feb. 1, 1972;
ty-, Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.; 4 % %
first mort¬
al gage bonds due 1981 and totaling $45,000,000; three
£
offerings in the amount of $35,000,000 each, represented
by the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co.;
4%% 31-year debenture, due Feb. 1,1988, New
England
Telephone & Telegraph Co., 4%.% debentures; due Jan.'
1, 1986 and
first
.
and
Dated
Type of■'!•/
Security
.
-
Jan
3
10 ;
91-day
159-day
Jan
16
Jan
J
Jan*;;l
Jan : •
Jan
series
.Oil Co. (Ohio), 4*4% sinking fund debentures, due Jan.
1, 1982; three emissions aggregating $20,000,000 each
Bell
bonds,
Telephone
series
N,
of
Canada's
due ",1972
(U.
4%%
S.
1
Tax > antic'n
for
bills
bills
due
*3.283
Notes
for
/
'
to the
small
sum
(!
total of all municipal
financing
January, 1957, at $683,950,550 with that for the like
period a year ago, at $402,622,040, shows an increase of
$281,328,510 in the former's total dollar volume.
.
One Canadian offering of size
mestic market
was
floated in the do¬
during the month of January, 1957, and
the $15,750,000 issue of the Province of
Saskatchewan, 4%% improvement debentures, due Jan.
15, 1977. No offerings bv United States Possessions came
to light during the month.
consisted! of
Co.
4.30%
4^2%
mortgage
mortgage
loans
with
Placed
Co.
first
bank
repay
privately
first
construction.
new
Insurance
and
bonds
for
Connecticut
new
Mutual
construction.
investors
&
60,828,000
Co.
the
of
privately
Webber,
Securities
with
insti¬
Jackson
Corp.
Southeast
&
; >
5%
first
mort-
loans.
Co.
Purpose,
4%%'
to
Price,
first
mortgage bonds due Jan/ 1,
bank
repay
100%
loans
and
for
new
con¬
and
Company, Inq and ;Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Power
Oversubscribed.
&
Light Co. 4Bi% first mortgage bonds
Purpose,, to repa^ bank loans and for
new
construction.
Price,
10114%
and
accrued
interest.
'Offered by White, Weld & Co.; Blytli & Co.,
Inc.; Shields
<fe Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; Beai^ Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.;
Hallgarten
&
Co.;'
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson &
due
t334,580,000
27,364,000
815,858,000
Paine,
Webster
Telephone
£20,000,000 Louisiana
-
88,192,000
Placed
through
Stone
accrued interest.
Offered by
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co.; Bear, Stearns &
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
!L. F. Rothschild <fc Co.; Baxter <fc
Company; Stroud &J
t307,216,000
Jan.
1,
1987.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day.; Dean Witter & Co.; Bax¬
ter & Company; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; R. S. Dickson
& Co.,
Inc.; Fahnestock & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Robert
During January- 1957
Notes
;
W.
.
Baird
&
(Issues
Maturing
i
;v
'
.
*
.
-
'
fir,
i
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co.; Baxter & Co.; Fahnestock
Co,;,New Yoi*k Hanseatic Corp.jf Shearson, Hammill
&:
&
•'
'
Haupt
Co.;
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Suplec, Yeatman, Mosley Co. Inc.;
F. S. Yantis & Co. Inc.; and C. F. Childs & Co., Inc.
,
.
,
,
to
yield
Offered
by
Eastman
*
Salomon
Dillon,
%
•'
""Co., Inc.
4%
from
4.40%,
to
Co.
'
!
St.
Paul
Pacific
IWt.,
Co.
&
1,
1957
to Feb.
1967, inclusive.
Purpose, for new
equipment.
Price, to yield from 3.50%
to 3.85%,
ac¬
cording to maturity. Offered by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Drexel
and
&
Stroud
£4,875.000 Missouri
&
Dillon/Union
Co., Inc.
Pacific
RR.
Securities
&
&
certificates,
series G, due Jan. 15,
1958-1972, inclusive.
Purpose, for
new equipment.
Price, to yield from 4.10% to 4.50%^, ac¬
cording to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; Baxter & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Freeman
& Co.; Gregory & Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock
& Co.; Inc.; The Illinois Co., Inc.; and McMaster Hutch-
'
'
"
inson
&
Co.
■
£4,650,000 Norfolk & Western Ry. 3s/b%
series
•
'
Offered
Dick
Merle-Smith;
&
A,
1972,
yield
,
&
Co.;
Pollock
Gregory
&
£6,720,000 Pittsburgh
Co.,
&
R.
W.
Sons;
Inc.;
and
Pressprich &
Ira Haupt • &
McMaster
Co.;
Co.;
Freeman
Wm.
E.
Hutchinson
&
Co._
RR. 3%% ..equipment trust cer¬
tificates, due annually Feb. 15, 1958 to 1972, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment. Price, to yield from 3.65%
to 3.90%,
according to maturity.
Offered by Salomon
&
Lake
Erie
Co.
(Inc.);
Coffin
&
Burr,
Inc.;
Laurence
M.
Marks & Co.;
Tucker,
Paker, Weeks & Co.; Alex. Brown
McDonnell & Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
Day;
Inc.;
Spencer Traslc
& Co., Inc.; Bacon,
Carolina
Securities
Byrd
First
Securities
Northwest
Co.;
&
Webster
and
%.;
Seasongood
&
Mayer;
Almstedft
Brothers; Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.;
Corp.;
Kormendi &
Co., Inc.;
PacifiO
Rodman & Renshaw; Townsend, Graff 8a
&
Gibson.
Oversubscribed.
$35,000,000 New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., 434%
i
,
due Jan. 1,
1986.
debentures
Purpose, to repay advances from Ameri-
(Continued
*
on
page 5)
Represents issues placed privately.
$ Indicates
issues
special
sold
competitively,
offering.
equipment trust certificates,
due semi-annually from Aug. 1, 1957 to Feb.
inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price,
from 3.50%
to 3.80%, according to maturity.
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Baxter & Co.;
1,
to
Son
Brothers;
i
t Indicates
[
L.
& Boyce;-Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Ferris
Company; J. A. Hogle & Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.; W. H.
Newbold's
Co.;
trust
Co.;
Sons;
Co.
equipment
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Hayden, Stone &
Republic
&
Bros.
;
4V2%
&
1988.
of Michigan Corp.;
Robert Garrett & Sons; Hayden, Miller & Co.; The Illinois
Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Newburger, Loeb 8c Co.; Stein
1,
Eastman
Co.;
%
Telegraph Co., 4%% 31-yea*
Purpose, to repay advances
101,277%
and
accrued
interest.
1,
Courts & Co.;
F. S. Smithers & Co.; Stroud & Co.,
<fc Co.; G. H. Walker &
Co.; Weeden
Whipple & Co.;
Burnham
&
Co.;
Corp.; C. F. Childs & Co., Inc.; First
.
Aug.
Central
Anthony & R.
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry. 37/s% equip¬
certificates, series L, due semi-annually from
trust
ment
Wright & Co., Inc.
Feb.
Price,
Witter & Co.;
Estabrook
'
£4,200,000 Cincinnati,
L.
due
parent.
Co.;
4%
equip¬
ment trust certificates, series VV, due semi-annually from
Aug. 1, 1957 to Feb. 1, 1972, inclusive.
Purpose, for new
equipment.
Price, to
yield from 3.75%
to
4.20%, ac¬
cording to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.;
Dick
&
Merle-Smith;
R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.;
Baxter
&
Co.;
Freeman
& Co.;
McMaster Hutchinson
& Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; and Shearson, Hammill
&
Arthur
Inc.;
by The First- Boston Corp.; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Drexel 8a
Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &. Co.; F. 8.
Moseley <fc Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Deaa
.
&
and
from
maturity.
&
Hutzler;
Drexcl
& -Co.;
Securities & Co.; and Stroud &
•
Milwaukee,
First
Mayes,
Offered
according to
,
X3,000,000 Chicago,
The
Miller,
debentures
Bros.
Union
Co.;
&
£35,000,000 Mountain States Telephone
tl,900,000 Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR., 43/b7* equipment trust
certificates, series K, due semi-annually from Aug. 1, 1957
to Feb. 1, 1972, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price,
&
Hendrix •&
Mellen
,
Ira
&
Cleveland Corp.; First Southwest
Inc..; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Joseph,
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Pacific
Northwest Co.; Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.; Saun¬
ders, Stiver & Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Smith,
Moore & Co.; Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.; J. C. Wheat
Co.; C. T. Williams & Co., Inc.; Harold E. Wood 8a
Co.;
new
Co.;
Herman
Clark
due
for
Inc.; McDonald & Co.; Julien Collins
Ellis & Simmons; City Securities Corp.;
Fleming-W. B. HibbS
Co., Inc.; Henry
Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Halle & Stieg-
litz; A. E. M'asten & Co.; Rand & Co.; Anderson & Strudwick; Arthurs, Lest range & Co.; Barret, Fitch, North 8a
Co.;
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.; Fahey,
&
Maine
RR., 6%
equipment trust certificates
annually March 1, 1957 to 1971, inclusive.
Purpose,
equipment.
Price, ito yield from 5% to 5.75%,
; according
[ito maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
./."inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Ladenburg, iThahnann & Co.;
i
Co.,
Co.; Blunt
Folger, Nolan,
t$7,080,000 Boston
>.<
of
A comparison of the
Life
Co.
Power Co.
1987.
>
RAILROADS
<
for
755,030,000
Later Than Five Years)
$4,107,950.
•
$
»
the greatest portion of
month's dollar volume and amounted to
$679,842,600,
up
$20,000,000 Idaho
*
Net Issued
$
mortgage bonds,
Purpose, for con-
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Co.,
Manufacturers
Life Insurance Co. and seven other institutional investors
! through Kidder, Peabody &
Cov.
.
■
Retired
•
first
privately
Co.
to
Placed
new
and
'&
New capital issues constituted
refunding issues added
./
.
594,887,241
508.642,000
January-
V
Municipal financing for the month of January, 1957,
y totaled $683,950,550 and compared with the much smaller
while
4?i%
dollars!.
Connecticut
/•:
47,000
420,450,000
..
Long-Term Bonds and
,
the
346,000
495,538,241
!
.
for
4%%
debentures due Nov. 15,
1981. Purpose, to acquire interest in
proposed new cables.
Placed
privately
with
New
York
Life
Insurance
Co.,
98,95~6"!6oo
$
bonds
and
interest.
gage
bonds
due
1987.
Purpose, to repay bank
Placed privately with three institutional investors.
FINANCING
Issued
r-,1
loans
accrued
Curtis;
first
*
for
*2,750,000 Hawaiian
Details of New Capital Flotations
f '
Private offerings in January of 1957 totaled 25 issues
aggregated $253,105,000, or 24.51% of the month's
In the previous month, that is
December,
1956, a total of 46 issues aggregating
$454,400,000, or
46.89% of the month's overall dollar volume were
placed
through the private route. The foregoing compares with
-'31
issues comprising
$296,649,571, or 58.67% for the
'month of January in 1956.
.,
$
,
dollars),
for December, 1956.
Purpose,
Insurance
Curtis
>
Indebtedness
9,604,229,000
Utilities
*800,000 General Telephone
Refunding
——'
Total
grand total.
$386,614,729
1984.
and
47,000
mortgage
bank
and
*5,500,000 General Telephone Co. of Michigan 4Ta% first
mortgage
bonds, due 1987. Purpose, to repay advances from
parent
c
•
mortgage
total of
Public
2
1,600,348,000
1,600,105,000
1,601,400,000
1,600,740,000
1,600,012,000
1,601,624,000
1,600,012,000
1,700,580,000
i 495,538,241
S.
Berkshire
construction.
'
(U.
Placed
& Telegraph
Purpose, for
1982.
Life
New
10,199,116,241
y.
and
*
Canada
of
1972
with
a
I
first
repay
with
institutional
through The First Boston Corp. and A. E. Amea
due
*600,000 Florida
notes
r
January— \s '-•
(Certificates
%l''\
'•
4Vaf/r
to
101.656%
Inc.
privately
*3.085
Accepted
:l*INTRA-GGVERNMENT
:
f V-; .-!
.
due Jan. 1, 1987 and the Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Co., 4y2% first mortgage bonds, due Jan. 1, 1987.
<.-
Co.
bonds
*3.305
i
1,601,086,000
due
program.
*135,000 Dundee Telephone
*3.197
*3.223
FUNDS
1,600,105,000
1,601,400,000
January
;
Idaho Power Co., 4^% first
mortgage bonds, due Jan. 1,
1987, Louisiana Power & Light Co., 4%% first
r; bonds,
N,
struction.
}
•
Treas.
Treas.
Treas. bills
Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
U, S. Sayings bds.
Depositary bonds_"_
Jin.31
the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. issue of 4%%T
refunding mortgage bonds series AA, due
the
Price,
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; American Securities
Corp.;
Struthers <fc Co. Oversubscribed.
investors
*3.262
1,600,348,000
17; 91-day
24/ 91-day
Jan
414% sinking fund debentures, due Jan. 1,
May Stores Realty Corp., >5% general mortgage
sinking fund bonds due Feb. 15, 1977 and the Standard
included
OF
....
x9i-day /Tre&s//bills
Line Co.;
y mortgage
Co.,
Purpose,
and Wood,
&
$
..-1987,
^
1987.
construction.
structipn
10,199,116,241
Total Amount
.
Jan
jthe Associates,.Investment Co.; 4%% sinking -fund
promissory notes, due Jan. 15, 1967, Interstate Oil Pipe
*
UTILITIES
Electric
1,
tutional
offering of $30,000,000 of the Household
Finance Corp's 4% % • debentures, due Jan.
15, 1977;
four placements totaling
$25,000,000 each which included
,
City
Offered
-
Yield
100
Dec. 1, 1986; one
,
Co.
Jan.
new
'%
2 yrs.
January__/_i____
USE
Total
debentures due
Feb.
w
&
*20,000,000 Bell Telephone Co.
99.175
1,600,348,000
99.192
1,600,105,000
98.540
1,601,400,000
99.185
1,601,086,000
99.220
1,600,012,000
1,700,580,000
99.170
a
495,538,241
47,000 100
7.14%; other industrial
and manufacturing,
6.20%; railroads,.$51,425,000 or, 4.98%;!
;:.:.land, buildings,etc., $31,096,732,! or 3.01%; rubber,'
$5,000,000, or 0.49%; equipment manufacturers, $4,245,-,.
000, or, <0:41% and investment trusts; trading,
holding,
etc., $2,500,000, or 0.24%... /
•
- y,
!'
Among offerings of size floated during January
1957;
the $125-000,000 issue of 4Vn%
sinking fund debentures,
.<•> Sears
trust
Baxter & Co.; Freeman <te
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &}
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;-and McMaster
Hutch¬
due
all
dollar volume. Public
utility financing was second,L
•/Totaling $331,788,673, or 32.13%; miscellaneous next, in
wi the sum of
$133,496,823, or 12.93%, followed by oils, $73,-:
675,000,
equipment
PUBLIC
in
1951
$
Jan
Jari
Checking into the various categories given each month
our -five-year
table on another page we note that
>; iron, steel, etc. financing led list during
January 1957, and
aggregated $335,338,024 or 32.47% of the month's over-
£ $64,056,100
4%
$51,425,000
r
Accepted
Jan
! Jan 10
10
Jan
in
%■''
RR.
Inc.;
Co.
inson
Amount
Jan:,7
..
'
24
Jan Z 3
$115,894,477,'or
.11.22%, while preferred issues added up to
■y
ments, or 2.64%
; •,; r ; >
.....>;1'■!-,/! "
Due
-
Jan
1957, numbered
total dollar volume of
TREASURY
Amount
Dated
series
.
Treasury
$
Dec
offerings in January,
a
STATES
1
1
Offered
certificates,
annually
'
January,
trust
certificates, series H,
Jan. 15, 1958-1972/ inclusive.
Purpose, for
equipment.
Price, to yield from 4% to
4.15%, ac¬
cording to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
due
January confined its operations to the weekly sale of
Treasury Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.
were
equipment
from
Purpose,
new
„
i
annually
£810,000,000 Atlantic
the
1,
July 15,- 1957 to Jan. 15,
1967,
for new equipment.
Price, to yield
from 3.80%
to 4.10%,
according to maturity. Offered by
Salomon Bros'. & Hutzlei*; Drexel &
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; and Stroud
& Co., Inc.
£3,780,000 Wabash
s
,
the
AYaf/'r
Ry.
due
inclusive.
$2,413,900/000, of which $1,601,400,000
$1,700,000,000.
Outside
•
Stock-issues in January, 1957, also increased in
dollar
volume to $143,171,552, "or 13.87% of all financing for
the month.
This contrasted with the smaller sum of
,
accepted.
'UU,
'The Treasury Department on Jan. 23 announced that
it will sell an additional
$100,000,000 of Treasury bills
With the issue which will be bid
for on Jan. 28 and will
be dated Jan. 31.
The total of this issue will therefore
be
.
,
month's total dollar volume.
t
received-for
were
Long-term bond and note issues totaled
$889,199,800,
or 86.11%
pf corporate volume for January, 1957. Of this
amount, $888,849,800, or 86.08% represented new
capital
and $350,000, or 0.03%
refunding operations.
!
Short-term bond and note
financing in January was
limited to the low figure of $250,000, or
0.02% of the
v.
,
£5,540,000 Southern
y The Treasury Department on Jan. 7 made an addi¬
tional offering of
Treasury Bills. The offering was for
in January of 1957 totaled
>$1,032,271,352,, or 99.97%/':, .$1,600,600,000 or
thereabouts, of < 159-day Treasury bills
of the monthrs aggregate dollar volume, while
for cash and in
refunding
exchange for Treasury bills maturing
issues amounted to the insignificant amount of
$350,000,
Jan. 16, 1957, in the amount of
or 0.03%. ..;
$1,602,748,000. Tenders
^
Jan.
equipment.
Price,' to yield from 4% to
according to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; R. w. Pressprich & Co.;
Baxter & Co..; Freeman &
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Wm.
E.
Pollock & Co,,
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill &
Co.; Mc¬
Master
Hutchinson
&
Go.;
First
of
Michigan Corp.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; and Mullaney, Wells & Co.
4.35%,
Treasury Financing in January, 1957
|
annually
Union
certificates,
1958-1972, inclusive.
In the comprehensive tables on the fol¬
lowing pages we compare the January
figures with those for the corresponding
period in the four years preceding, thus
affording
a
five-year comparison.
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s
3
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2.
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to
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Total
$
290,625
43.05,40 46728~ , 0 87.30,256
84,57 0 13278~5 ,0C)6 390,61 58
576,914
16.4,52 18,0 0 1307 .0 4,938,750
Refundi g 16,41 52
'
$
—1953
290,625
Capit l 426,83948 46728, 0 87,3526
$
456806,,729239
50 ,0 0
349,15 2 18.934,50 92,18761 25,0 0
$
S
New
"
v.
Total
$
389.0 50 4,52,0 46,58.10 124. 169
$
;|V-
Capit l
New
Total *-• _
$
192,30 5,608,792
"
Capitl
New
Total
$
25.72,85 4,5?.0 46,5840 124.0169
26,350
54.32 75 10,7516 9,75*6 25,785
Ilnte
23,750 4,175,290
49,2 653
17,05 0 25,0 0
'
Capitl 385,79130 3.824,50 15,96875 50,8 16
<
5
—
'
1,0253671 aagenncyy
Capit l 18,540
2,340192 municpaltes
12,0 0 145/70~, C 398,46750
$
New
9
-1936 Refundi g 814, 50
Total
s
•
New
56.74982 52.70 915 7.46,793 1,25.0 96,05410 20,417.60
3.90 , 0 4,52 .0
,
43,5024
131.9,0885,3776 iardmit ^k1*rivj..»-tn5604876,2,^9293
3,589,450
56,74982 52.70,915 7.46,793 1,25,0
3,90.0 4,52.0
235,0 0
75,0 0
47.950, 285.94,35 5.9.50 21,7'3 al0 70,9186 1,082715 31*895,43 *''1 46.3971
i
i
j
\1,263248..705
6,810 23,74.982 65.32915 80;1,793 2.05,0 17,05 0 9C.654l6 37,5 .40
234.06,5
583, 3
GOFVOECRRNEMPIGNTA,T.*
$
Refundi g
-1957
Capit l
New
OSUMFARY
$
$
250. 0
250, 0
854,1980 26,07 5 15,64 7 35,0 0 1,250~ 0
10, 0 15,70 509,7 0 683,950
350, 0
350, 0
250, 0
250, 0
853,4980 26,07 5 15,64 7 35,0 0 1,250, 0
.
361,0 4,107,950
365,4790
1,03275 ,0 157 48,0 6792 1,976532 Sbfautonnedydiss
CORPATE
Refundi g
-1957
CHAR TE
350, 0
S
0[f.i
*ml
i"i
»
235,0
814, 50
7,08 ,950 1,769421 29,3860 6.471,875 510, 0 175467 67 12,7820 7,28 50 6G,72 041
3,824, 50
v
•yi
■
42,89 70 1,co"60 583,' 3
.
3.589,450
,1,
•
583, 3
134f.t9.6U,5,35
173,9608 6*471,875 17,950 25,0 . 0 ;*j:i3o.q .'nei 56^32,74
.,-40 45,2 653
.
j
18,540. 10,67940 1,769421 130,49738 6,47185 l0fi^905 25,0 0 ri7*51, 12,78270 23,1250 i—u
.
•
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250, 0
51.42,0 287,4320 27,50. 4,25,0 39,6~7l5C>0 73.250, 29,703 5,0 ,0 125,870 89.1 ,80
$
^
11
,
from
Total
3,6 4,0 I
30.81Q0 195,24 8 65.32,915 61,79.168 1,250 10.75,0
96.054,10 20.17;60
7.08 ,950 1,769.421 29,3 8.60 6,471,875 510, 0 :2,7l3o 6o 12,78270 7,2 8,250 67•.35,;74 18,540 1.492,850 1.769.421
3,824, 50
.
'
' 36,0 0 38.12,0 18,2065 30.9 ,0 7.0 ,0
50 .0 125,0 0
,3895.4
mmii
13.24,521 ~2 5ld0 d-■t 20.439521
7.0 ,0
40 ,0 0 40 .0 0
42,894 70 i7o6,o6 4,0 ,0 48,709320
107 *,130 16708. 0 25.0 , 0
40,7698
47,950 29. 4935 5.9,50 34.98031 70,9186 1,082,715 30 ,0 0
3'25,0 0
18.20625 30.9 0 7.0 ,0 3,264.0 138,56 2
Refundi g 3G.0 0 38,120
12,0 ,0 379,50~ 0 42,6 04
5S3~ 3
50 .0 0 125.0
au.
...
-
•
354,120
4.130 »1i.£46.1
Ili l l '•«»-* 16.41 5J
25,780 21,98 517 1,450 130,8761 107,3960 3,42650 25,0 0
83.794 35 29 .50 5.862,510 14.8 ,61 232,715 '75,0 0 "6,*p45 ,3
50 .0
50 ,0
;mmi
2,14 , 52
'
2 5,0
6,810. 176.20 12,50. 0 72.54 0 30.9 0 17,05 0 13.059 0 38-9,0 50
1,3924.0 rnatio l
35,0 .0 52,~05 0 532,74905
63,48731
43,502450 3,824,50 15,916,875 1,38,439
—1936 Refundi g' '$ 48,70932a
46.950 20. 0 5.30.0 15,8710 5.60, 0 850. 0
$
-1953
YFEOFJITMSITASUVNNHRUAHISREED
YFFLEAJOIMOTMFAVINURNHRUMC*DERPGL
$
-
'$
423674,81,3592
20,1452
13.24,51
4,130,4 1 3,70.980
5.962,063 1,62076
83,794.35 29 ,50 5,862,510 14.8 ,61 232,715 30 ,0 0 6,54,35
50 ,0 0
50 ,0 0
13,415,6.579.467 RfeBcaoonastrnurdik
-NCTaoetpailtwl $18,5340.08.16 814,560, _12.50 14,065 29,03
5049,63,1273245
12.8279,,71549343 tGFoehvodernemraflt. 25,03 385,7910
4516,0,33296215
NOGAREUNFWPID
40 .0
—1953 Refundi g 13 ,5 6 2
36,9750
47,950 209. ,0 5,30,0 29,085 21 5,60 0 850, 0 26,350
$
7rdo~.6o
-1954 Refuhding S
/
15,30. 4,139,70
628,0 .950 35.0 ,0 24.135,0 538, 697
63,48731
16,97451 1,450, 0
-
46,2971 98,0 .0 19,26 0 39,416930
Capit l 329,10. 50. 0 18,934.50 92,63761 25,0 0
$
-
Tota-l
13,908761
k..
13,0*2163 107,3960 3,426,50 25,0 .0
14,0 0
New
6,570
39,780 21,98517 1.450, 0
16,41 52
Capit l 25.780, 105, 0 124,90854 105,7890 3,426,50 25,0 0
98,0 0 19,26 0 15,30. 397,56 30
20,439521
2,14 , 52
Refundi g 14,0 0
$
113,9625 ,8164993035768,22741iPCtDmtruDon{ahiSecvomvpascldlunepresmifns.,
2 5,0
-1954 Refundi g 20, 14 521
39,780 105, 0
4:130,41 3,7 0,980
16,97451 1,450, 0 5.962,063 1.620,760
127,05. 0 105,7890 3,426.50 25,0 0 36,9750 43,0540
$
S
-1953
2,54 ,0 385,672.408
New
Total
Total
4.354,73 62,83 024 24.08,60 425,0 1.306,432 2,50,0 7,659.023 143,7 52 51,4250 31,78 63 35. 8,024 4,25,0 64,05 10 73,650 31,096732 5,0 ,0 irso ,Soa 13,496823
250, 0
i
350, 0
350, 0
'
4,354 73 62,83 024 24,08 60 425,0 1,306,432 2,50,0 7,659,023
250, 0 250, 0
Capit l 51,420 287,4320 27,50 4,25,0 39,6750 73,250 29,403 5,0 ,0 125,870 8 ,4980
$
New
143,7521 51,4250 31,7863 35.8,024 4,25,0
456,3§2l
1,032685
350, 0
04,5610 73.O5 0 30,746 32 5,0 ,0 ,26^0 13,496823
.
etc. etc. ZI etc. 1,0327o
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MONTH
DeCorp at— omestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Candi — Long-term Pref red Com on Other Short-em Pref red Com on
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;
,
•These
Grand
Total
Candian
8
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Other Farm
United
.
.— - —etc
Long-Term Public Iron, Equipment Maontodrs
Other Land,
Ship ing
Total
Railrods Equipment and
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er •hip ing
Oil
Stocks-
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maontodrs Other
Lend, Rub er
Ship i—ng
Total-
Railroads Public
Equipment Maontodrs
I'otal
Other Land,
CO
CD
•hip ing
Volume 187
Number 5737
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1889)
(Continued from page 3)
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.
♦14,250.000 Texas
;
Telephone
102.388%
.
Telegraph
accrued
;
Francis
the
I.
Laurence M.
& Co.;
r
G. H. Walker
Weeks
,
(
Ac
Marks
Inc.'
Co.;
&
Co.;
Shelby
The
$125,000,000
Ac
Co.; Wood,
Cullom Davis Ac
Fulton
Co,;
Reid
Co.,
M.
Kidder
46,224,200 Niagara
•
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Talmage
*
subscribed.
Mohawk
-
Co.
Corp., 4%%.. convertible debenPurpose, to repay bank loans and
program.
Price,
at
par;
Offered
by
company, for subscription by common stockholders.
Un¬
subscribed portion ($1,943,800) underwritten
by Harriman
■
Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; A. O. Allyri. & Co.,
Inc.; Bacon, Whipple
Ac. Co.; Robert W. Baird it
Co., In<5.; A. G. Becker Ac Co.
_Inc., Blair & Co. Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis
& Simmons; Blyth &
Co.; Inc.; George D. B. Bonbright
;
Ac. Co
Alex.; Brown & Sons; Burnham" Ac Co.; Central
"Republic,-Co. (Inc.); Clark„ Dodge Ac Co.; Coffin Ac Burr,
Inc.; Dominick Ac Dominick; Doolittle & Co.; Drexel Ac
Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union -- Securities Ac
Co.;
Estabrook
Ac
CO.; The First Boston Corp.;'Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Gold1072.
.
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Co.; Goodbody At Co."; Granbery, Marache
Ac.Co.:
Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis
CO.;' Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; W. C.
Langley Ac Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Ltehman Brothers;" Carl M. Loeb.
Rhoades
-
'
Ac
Co.;
Laurence
M.
Marks
Ac
Co.;
•
,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
Mason-Hagan,
Beane;
Merrill
Inc.,
Turben
Co.;>'Smith,
William
R.
Webster
;
Barney
Staats
Ac
Securities
Ac
Co.;
-
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Anthony
G.
•
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&
R.
L.
Walker
Witter A; Co.
Ac
'
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Co.;-F.
Stein
S.
Bros.
Smithers
Ac
&
Boyce;
Co.;
Stone
Ac
Corp.;
■
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O'Brian. Mitchell Ac Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Penington, Colket Ac Co.; R. W. Pressprich Ac
Co.; Reynolds
Ac
Day;
Co.;
'
Spencer Trask Ac Co.; Tucker,
Vietor. Common, Dann Ac Co.;
White, Weld Ac Co.; and Dean
"
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Co.;
Co.,
C.
Inc.;
ham,
Ac
York
Hanseatic
Ac
Co.;
Mullaney, Wells
Ac
;
'!
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^
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Gas-
Co.; New
and
•
loans
accrued
interest.
Offered
by
.
;
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,
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Halsey,
Stuart
Allison-Williams: Co.; A.
C.
Allyn
Ac
Co.,
American Securities Corp.;
Arthurs, Lestrange Ac Co.; C. S.
Ashman Co.; Bache Ac Co.;
Earret,"Fitch, North Ac Co.;
Baxter
Ac'Company;"Blair Ac Co. Inc.f Eramhall Ac Stein;
Stockton Broome & Co.; Burns Bros,
Ac
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Garrett
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Foster
Ac
Marshall;
Freeman
Ac
Co.;
Robert
&
Sons; Ginfher Ac Co.; Grande Ac Co., Die.;
Gregory Ac Sons; Rallgarten Ac Co.; Hallowell,
Sulzberger
A: Co.;. Hannafdrd Ac
Talbot; Harrison Ac Co.; Ira Haupt
A: Co.; Hlrsch Ac Co.; Hulme,
Applegate Ac Humphrey, Die.;
E; p. Hutton Ac Co.; Investment
Corp. of Norfolk; Jenk%
-Kirkland, Gruhbs &, Keir; Johnson, Lane, Space Ac Co.,
/Inc^ A. ,M. Kidder Ac Co., Inc.; Ladenburg, Thalmann Ac
Co.; Lawson,,Levy A: Williams; Mackall Ac
Coe; McMaster
Hutchinson
Ac
Co.; .'Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.; Newburger,
Loeb & Co.; Norris Ac
Hirschberg, Inc.; Homer O'Connell
Ac| Co., Inc.; J. A. Overton Ac Co.;
Patterson, Copeland Ac
Kendall, Inc.; Penington. Colket Ac Co.;
Peters, Writer Ac
Chrfstensen, Inc.; B. W. Pizzini Ac Co.,
Inc.; Wm.
E.
Pollock
&
Co.
Inc.;
!
Ac-
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.,
Sterne,
Agee
Ac
-
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Stifel, Nicolaus
Ac
Stokes
Ac
Co.;
Straus,
Llosser
Ac
J. S. Strauss Ac Co.; Stubbs, Smith Ac
LomInc.; Thomas Ac Co.;
Van Alstyne Noel Ac
Co.;
Wallace, Geruldsen A: Co.; C. N. White Ac Co.; Harold E.
Wood Ac Co.; Arthur L.
Wright Ac Co., Inc.; Wulff, Hansen
Ac Co.;
Wyatt Neal A; Waggoner; and
Yarnall, Biddle Ac
Co.
Oversubscribed.
Co.;
Dick
Gregory
;
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Co.;
-
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Inc.
$272,500,000
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equipment.
new
Placed
Co.
Ac
Insurance
Co.
INDUSTRIAL
AND
100%
and
accrued
accrued
As Co.;
-
Brown
%
^
'
•
As Co.; A. C. Allyn As
Co., Inc.; Arthurs, LeAc Co.; Bateman, Eichler Ac - Co.; -Bear, Stearns
Bingham, Walter Ac Hurry, Inc.; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Dean
Witter
Ac
Co.;
W.
Pressprich Ac Co.;
Singer, Deane Ac Scribner.
Blunt
Ellis
decker
Ac
Wheat
Ac
Ltd.;
Feb.
1,
1966
10 cents)
stock.
$100
and
250,000
'
-fund
-
,
Marine
stock
■-
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:
•
'
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;
.
and
Long &
Norris
1.
:
Meaney;
Kenny
1
:
'
Ac
and
stock
unit.
Offered
as
by company
speculation.
a
to
y
to
underwriting.
♦3,000,000 Ionia Corp.
A,
.
due
_
of
1987;
farmer
and
non-farmer
I,'.
-
Delaware,
Ac
Shields
$73,250,000
-Purpose,
for
Securities
Ac
Co.
t
Weeden Ac Co.;
Jen Ac Co.;
.
E.
Francis
F.
_
J
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Co.;
Co.,
sinking
Inc.
and
Willis,
fund
debentures,
expansion, and working
Barney
BUILDINGS,
As
Co.
and
White,
Wcjd
Co.;
Jan.
Gardner;
1,
of
Inc.,
fi%
con¬
1972. * Purpose, for ac¬
Price,
100%
properties.
Underwritten
Struthers
Snyder;
ETC.
Development,
&
due
interest.
Wood,
by-Alex.*
Brown
Ac
Co.;- Stein Bros&
Boyce;
Deane Ac Scribner; J. A. Hogle
As
Singer,
Applegate As Humphrey, Inc.? Reinholdt
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;'BaumAc
Co.
and
Mackall Ac
Coe.
Over¬
Hulme,
gartner.
Downing
subscribed.
180,000 Congregation
Hearts of Jesus and Mary
direct obligation sej-ial notes, series
from Jan. 1, -1958 to July 1, 1971,
for new construction.
Price, to yield
the
of
Sacred
4%, 4'/4% and 4%%
A, due semi-annually
'
<
inclusive.
Purpose,
4 >4%
due
4%%» according to maturity.
and
Offered by B. C.
Zieglcr Ac Co.
of
300 000
Great
Pacific
Land
Co., Inc., 6Va%
convertible debentures
due Oct. 1, 1971.
Purpose, to make investments.
Price,
100%
and accrued interest.: Offered by Robert Brandt
of New York City.
25 000 000 May
fund
Stores
Realty
Corp.
5%
general
mortgage
sinking
bonds due Feb.
ties
and
to
Co.,
without
the
parent.
repay
15. 1977.
Purpose, to acquire proper¬
advances from May Department Stores
Price, 99%% and accrued Interest. Un-
,
purposes
/
.
through East-
J
:
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I. du Pont Ac Co.; Emanuel, DeetAc Co.; Irving Lundborg Ac Co.;
Leydecker Ac Co.;
by Goldman, Sachs & Co.; l^ehman Brothers#
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts Ac Co.; Ball, Burge
Ac Kraus; Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co., Inc.;
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co.; Inc.; Alex.
Brown Ac Sons; Brush, Slocumb Ac Co. Inc.; Burnham &
Co.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Curtiss, House Ac Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler Ac Co.; Deollttle Ac Go.; Drexel Ac Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac Co.; Fahey, Clark Ac
Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.;
Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Hallgarten Ac Co.; Harriman Ripley
A; Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.;
Henry Herrman Ac Co.; Hlrsch Ac Co.; Hornblower Ac
Weeks;; Hulme. Applegate Ac Humphrey, Inc.; W. E. Hutton
A: Co.; Edward D. Jones Ac Co.; Joseph Mellen Ac Miller,
A.
series
.
C.
'
Hutton
Schwabacher Ac Co.; Stephenson,
414%
development
and
As
(par
Ac Co.;-William R. Staats Ac Co.; Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc.; G.'H. Walker Ac Co.; Walston Ac Co., Ipc.;
Winslow, Cohu Ac Stetson; Bingham, Walter Ac Hurry, Inc.;
Boettcher and Co.; Courts.Ac Co.? Dempsey-Tegeler A: Co.,
First
California
Co.Mnc.; First Southwest Co.; Hooker
Ac Fay;
Mitchum, Jones Ac Teinpleton; O'Brian, Mitchell
Ac
Smith,
Research
Ac
Inc.;
Morgan
v
A:
Oversubscribed.
(Ohio),
debentures,
Ingalls As
and
Ryons .Ac Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody Ac Co., Inc.; Dean Witter Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; 'Bateman,: Eichler Ac Co.;
Crowell,
.
Co.;
accrued
Sons;
7,500,000 Rohr Aircraft Corp., 514% convertible'subordinated deben¬
tures due, Jan. 1, 1977.
Purpose', to reduce bank loans
and for working capital.
Price,. 100%' and accrued inter¬
est.
Underwritten,
by The First Boston Corp:; Lester,
.
Strader
Co.;
Inc.
Co.
-
and
without
notes,
corporate
■
of
stock.
Oversubscribed.
quisition
>
general
Placed privately with institutional Investors
Dillon,Union
of
dcrwritten
secured
-
man
sinking
shares
$100 of
McKelvy Ac Co.; Muir Investment Corp.;
Inc.; Herbert W. Sehacfer Ac Co.;
Ayres,
As
Co.
vertible
'
.
Inc. 4^4%
patrons,
125;000
of
Ripley Ac Co.. Inc.; Hayden, Miller As Co.; Horn¬
Ac Weeks; W. E. Hutton Ac Co.; Kidder, Peabody
Lee Higginson Corp.; John C. Legg Ac Co.; Lehman
Brothers; Laurence M.-Marks Ac Co-.; McDonald Ac Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane;
Merrill, Turben
As Co., Inc.; Morgan Stanley Ac Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson As Curtis; Prescott, Shepard A: Co., Inc.:
1,217,500 Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange,
Inc., 4%
subordinated debentures,
due Jan. 1, I960.
Purpose, for
'.working capital, - etc.
Price, 100%
(flat).
-Offered
by
corporation
Co...-514%
and
units
Ac Co.;
Co.;
100 shares
public,
in
blower
Purpose, for equipment, working capital, etc. Price,
per
underwriting
1969
due Jan.
1, 1982.
Purpose, for
capital. Price, 100%" and accrued interest. Underwritten
by F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus; Blyth Ac
Co., Inc.; Clark, Dodge A; Co.; Coffin Ac Bum Inc.; Curtlfis, House Ac Co.; Donitnlck As Dominick; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities Ac Co.; Estabrook Ac Co.; Fahey, Clark
Ac Co.; Field, Richards As Co.; Fulton Reid As "Co.,
Inc.;
'
v
'
1,
cents)
Hirshbcrg,
Rodetsky-Ac
25,000,000 Standard Oil
•
Exploration
&
Jan.
50
shares
10
Ac
Sloan,
.
due
(par
deben-,
-Purpose, to acquire prop-erties and equipment.
Price, $110 per unit. 'Underwritten
by Shields Ac Company; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Rauscher,
Pierce Ac Co., Inc.; Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.; Underwood,
Neuhaus A: Co;; Arthurs, Lestrange As Co..
Inc.; Merrill,
Turben Ac Co., Inc.; Moore, Leonard Ac
Lynch; Prescott,
Shepard A: Co., Inc.;. Dittmar Ac Co.,-Inc.;' Hallowell,
Sulzberger Ac Co.; Hulme, Applegate A: Humphrey, Inc.;
tures
■
Drilling
debentures
common
First
Simmons
common
in units of $100 of debentures
Co.; Stone As Webster Securities Corp.; J. C.
Co.; White, Weld Ac Co.; Norman R. Whittal
Witter Ac Co. and Wood, Gundy Ac Co.,
Inc.,
LAND,
unsecured debentures
of
Hemphill, Noyes Ac
Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.;
Oversubscribed.
1,250,000 Prince
Oversubscribed.
shares
Co., Inc.; Alex.
First California
Co.;
Harriman
♦2,000,000 American Gage & Machine Co. first
mortgage, sinking fund
bonds due Jan. 1, 1967.
Purpose, for expansion program.
Placed privately through
Leighley Ac Robertson, Inc.
250,000 Beckjord Manufacturing Co. 6%
Sach$,-A«
Dean
$3,000,000 Community
Marks
Ac
Goldman,
Bros. Ac Hutzler; Seherck, Richter
Co.; Smith,
Barney Ac Co.; William R. Staats Ac Co.; Stephenson, Ley-
As
M.
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan Ac
Sons; The First Boston Corp.;
Ac
Co.'j(Inc.);
privately.
Laurence
Ac
Salomon
First
The
-
1977
Co.; Johnston, Lemon Ac Col;
Kuhn,
Loeb Ac Co.;
Lehman
Brothers;
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Ac Co.; Nesbitt, Thomson Ac
Co., Inc.; The Ohio
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Piper, Jaffray A:
Hopwood; Reynolds Ac Co.; Royal Securities Corp.; Ltd.;
Corp.; Drexel Ac Co.; Goldman,
Sachs
Ac
Co,;
Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Mer¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane; Smith, Barney Ac
rill
Co.;
Rhoades
•
by
As
for
■
%
Underwritten
D*e-xel
convertible subordinated deben¬
(U. S. funds). ■ Purpose, to repay
expansion program.
Price, 104% and
Underwritten by Eastman Dillon, Union
1,
and
interest.
'
Harriman
R.
Jan.
Boettcher
MANUFACTURING
interest.
Dominick;
Securities
strange
■':
'
Boston
Ac.
Oversubscribed,
due
bank loans
Growers
for
Dominick
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs Ac Co.; W. E. Hutton Ac
Co.;»
Kuhn, Loeb Ac Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothcrs; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; F. S. Moseley As Co.; Newhard, Cook Ac Co.; Paino, Webber, Jackson As Curtis; R.
W. Pressprich Ac Co.; Reinholdt As Gardner; Rotan, Mosle
& Co-I Smith, Barney As Co.; Stem Brothers As Co.; Stone
As Webster Securities
Corp.; Tucker, Anthony As R. L. Day;
Underwood, Neuhaus As Co. Inc.; G. H. Walker As Co.;
White, Weld Ac Co.; Dean Witter As Co. -and Wood, Struth¬
tures
& Chemical
Corp. 414%. first mortgage^
1981., Purpose, for expansion program. Placed
through
.
15,000,000 Pacific Petroleum, Ltd. 5%
Kean,
\
••
Co.
Merle-Smith;
ers
i
$12,000,000 American Brake Shoe Co., 4%%
sinking fund debentures,
duo Feb. 1. 1982.
Purpose, for expansion program. Price,
.
l, ,,»
..!
W.
it
Ac Dominick; Drexel Ac
Co.;
Hornblower Ac Weeks; KidJackson Ac Curtis;
Webber.
Ducoumau Ac Kees; Eastman Dillon,. Union. Securities &
Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook Ac
Co.; The First
I
Curtiss,
due
OTHER
Oversubscribed._
v
Ac
-
pose,
Green,
Ellis
Ac
Anderson;
Haupt Ac Co.; H. Hentz Ac
Co.;
privately with Berkshire
Richard
Paine,
Boston Corp.; First Southwest Co.;
Folger, Nolan, FlemingW. B. Hibbs Ac Co.,
Inc.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Harriman Ripley Ac Co.,
Inc.; Hornblower Ac Weeks; Howard,
Express Co., 4.50% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, series U, due Jan. 15, 1958-1972, inclusive. Pur¬
,
Sylvan Lake Telephone Co., Inc., 4 *,§%
25-year first ^mort¬
gage bonds due 1981.
Purpose, for additions and improve-'
Placed
Co.;
Co.;
Scrqnton Ac Co.; Smith, Barney Ac Co.;
White,
Weld Ac Co.; Wood, Struthers Ac
Co.; Coolev Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; Putnam Ac Co. and Richard
W. Clarke
Corp.
Oversubscribed.
Ac
]
& Steel Corp. 5Vi%- first
mortgage bonds due
Purpose, for plant expansion. Placed privately with
♦$4,245,000 Fruit
Gas. .iti Electric Co., 4%%
first' mortgage
bonds^ series Q; due. Jan. L 1987. Purpose, to
repay bank
•loans and for, new construction.Price, 101% and accrued
Interest.
Offered by
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac
Beane; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac
Co.;
Hallgartei) Ac Co.; Laurence M. Marks Ac Co.;
Paine, Webber,
.Jackson Ac Curtis; Baxter Ac Co.; Francis I.
duPont Ac Co.;
Shelby Cullom Davis Ac Co.; Granbery, Marache Ac
Co.;
McDonnell Ac Co.; Putnam Ac
Co.; Chas. W. Scranton Ac
£o. and Kormendi Ac Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
ments.
Ac
Ac
.
.
EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
$10,000,000-Southwestern
_
Lemon
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
W.
Life Insurance
.
M.
Johnston,
In¬
Jan.
1 25,000,000 Interstate Oil
Pipe Line Co. 414%. sinking fund debentures
!
due Jan. 1, 1987.
Purpose, for new construetkH*. Price,
j
100%
and
accrued
interest.
Underwritten by Morgan
Stanley Ac Co.; Robert W. Baird Ac Co.,
Inc.; Blyth Ac Co.;
j,..-/.
Inc.; Alex, Brown Ac
Sons; Clark, Dodge As Co*; Dick
(♦100,000,000 Olin Revere Metals Corp. 4"%% first
mortgage bonds, series
j
- A,
due 1978. Purpose, for new construction. Placed pril
;
vately with a group of life insurance
companies through
!
? Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac Co.
Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson A: Co., Inc.;
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Foster Ac
Freeman
'r-l
Ac
privately with, institutional investors
Boston Corp. and Dean Witter & Co.
.
Sons; Ira
Mackall & Coe; A. E. Masten Ac
Co.; McMaster Hutchinson
Ac Co.; Mullaney, Wells
Ac Co.; New York Hanseatic
Corp.;
Pacific
Northwest
Co.; Patterson, Copeland Ac Kendall,
Inc.; Penington, Colket Ac Co.; Wm. E. Pollock
Ac
Co.;
Inc.? R. W. Pressprich Ac Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.; The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Singer, Deanc
-Ac Scribner; Stern Brothers Ac
Co.;' Stifel, Nicolaus Ac Co.,
Inc.;:Walter Stokes Ac Co.; J. S. Strauss Ac Co.; Stroud A:
Co.,:inc.; Thomas A: Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.; Weeden
Ac Co.,- Inc.'; - Arthur
L._ Wright Ac. Co. Inc. and F. S.
•
,
Ac
Steele
Inc.;
due
OIL
•
bonds
Arthurs, Lestrange Ac Co.; Auchincloss, Parker Ac
Redpath;
Bache Ac Co.;
Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.; J. Barth Ac Co.;
Baxter Ac Co.; Burnham and
Co.; Cooley Ac Co.; Courts
Marshall;
Battles,
debentures
6% secured notes due 1970.
Pur¬
for new construction.
Placed privately- with the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York -and New York
Dain &$' Co.,
Inciy
Co.; Farwelf, Chapman
Co.; Field, Richards Ac Co.; First
Nolan Fleming-W. B. Hibbs Ac
Co.,
institutional .investors.
-
construction.
Price, 102.643%
and accrued interest.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart A: Co.
Inc.; Allison-Williams Co.;
Fauset,
J;
Clark
Life
.
pose,
♦45,000,000 Kaiser Aluminum
:
!
new
Ac
Die.;
Mutual
*$7,000,000 Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.
Ac Co.; Westheimer Ac
Co.; and Harold E. Wood
Oversubscribed.
1
»'
Co.
1972.
$12,000,000 Pacific Power & Light Co., 5?a% first
mortgage bonds
1
1
due; Jan.; 1, 1987. Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
%
Co.,
Fahey;
Massachusetts
$39,967,500
♦2,500,000 Erie Forge
,
bardo,"
.
!
;
mon, Dann
Ac
McDowell;
»
•
-
Sweney, Cartwright Ac CO.; Talmage Ac Co.; Vietor, Com-
Inc.;
Stern
Wilson.
I,
program.
Price, 98%% and
Underwritten by Morgan Stanley Ac Co.;
interest.
Co.;
Walter
Die.;
Ac
Co.;
-
i
Hughes Ac Co. Inc.;
Reynolds Ac Co.; Rippel
Co.;
Rodman
Ac
Renshaw; L. F. Rothschild Ac
Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler;
Scott, Horner Ac Mason,
.fjeasongood
&
Mayer; Shaughnessy Ac Co..
Brothers Ac
.
i
Raffensperger,
Rand A: Co.; Reinholdt Ac
Gardner;
and
.....
Peabody
Chas.
Bosworth,-Sullivan Ac
Cooley Ac CO.; Cunning¬
Humphrey, Inc.; Indianapolis Bond Ac Share
Corp.;
Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs Ac
Keir;.Johnson, Lane, Space Ac
Co.,' Inc.; Jones, Kreeger Ac Hewitt; Kalman &
Co., Inc.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Laird Ac
Company; Irving Lundborg Ac Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Carl McGlone Ac
Co., Inc.;
Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son Ac
Co.; New
York Hanseatic Corp.; Prescott, Shepard Ac
Co., Inc.; Quail
Ac Co., Inc.;
Raffensperger, Hughes Ac Co., inc.? Rodman
As Renshaw;
Scott, Horiler Ac Mason, Inc.; Scott Ac
Strlngfellow;- Siberberg Ac Co.; Starkweather A: Co.; Stlx Ac
%
?
Byrd
Co.; _peHav;n Ac Townsend, Crouter Ac
Bodine; Dreyfus
Ac,Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen Ac Co.; Este &. Co.; Evans Ac Co.
Inc.; Fauset, Steele Ac Co.; Ferris Ac Company; First of
>
«,
*
Co.,
Inc.;
Ac
*
.
{
100%
Ac
Co.
Ac
Purpose, for expansion
dcr,
;
Co.;
Ac. Co.;
and
Clark, Dodge Ac Co.; Dominick
"
-
Co.
Manufacturing Co., 4?i%
Harriman
*
Clarke Corp.; Crowell, Weedon
House
Ac
Co.;
DcHaven
Ac
Townsend,
Bodine; Doolittle Ac Co.; Clement A. Evens Ac
Co., Inc.; The First Cleveland Corp.; Glover Ac
MacGregor,
Inc.; G. C. Haas Ac Co.; H. Hentz Ac Co.;
Hulme, Apple-
Co.;
Crouter
Brothers;'Carolina Securities Corp.; Clayton Securities
Corp.; Cruttendeir, Podesta Ac Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz
Ai Co-.;;DAllas Union Securities•
Cq.;.Shelby Cullom Davis
i'
.
=
gate Ac
Denton, Inc;
:
Ac
Sherrerd;
Ac
.
Price,
Inc,;
,
A:
Electric "Co., '4%% ' first
and
refunding
series AA. Due Dec. 1, 1986.
Purpose, to
and for new construction.
mortgage bonds,
reduce bank
,
Sutro
Co.
accrued
-
Fauset, Steele Ac
Dulles
Ac
-,'j and F. S. Yantis Ac Co.j Inc., Oversubscribed.
Schmertz
Co.;
&
Insurance
1982.
Taylor Ac Co.; Laird, Bissell Ac Meeds;
Lester, Ryons A;
Co.; McDonnell Ac Co.; McJunkin, Patton Ac
Co.; McKelvy
Ac
Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
Rotan, Mosle .ancl Co.;
Shuman, Agnew Ac Co.; Sutro Ac Co.;,
Watling, Lcrchen
Ac Co.; Winslow, Cohu Ac
Stetson; Burnham Ac Co.; Butcher
Corp.;
Pollock
E.
Life
surance
10,000,000 Scovill
Folger,
Inc.; Robert Garrett Ac Sons;
Goodbody Ac Co.; Granbery,
Marache Ac Co.; Hirsch Ac
Co.; E. F. Hutton Ac Co.; Janney,
.
Ac
Patterson, Copeland is Kendall,
Co., Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes
'/Ac Co.. Inc;; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Salomon
Bros. Ac Hutzler;
Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus
Ac"Cdj;-Inc.; J. S. Strauss Ac Co.; Thomas Ac Company;
Van. Alstyne," Noel" Ac Co.; Arthur L.
Wright Ac Co., Inc.
Inc.; "Win.
Bradford
Southwest Co.;
J.
Michigan
Corp.; Foster Ac Marshall; Freeman Ac
Co.; H. Hentz Ac
Co.; The Illinois Co.. Die.; H. I. Josey A: Co.; John B.
Joyce Ac Co.; Kenower, MacArthur Ac Co.; Mackall Ac Coe;
McMaster Hutchinson
J.
Boettcher
Elworthy Ac Co.;
.
Bosworth,
Sullivan
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Courts
Ac
Co.; R.
Edwards, Inc.; Elkins,
Morris, Stokes -Ac Co.; Evans
Companv, Inc.; First of Iowa Corp.; First of
A;
McDowell;
Higgins.
Ac
...
of
•
.....
.
'
Jan.
.
;
Co
Lestrange Ac
$20,000,000 Oklahoma Gas & Electrrc
Co., 4%% first mortgage bonds
', due Jan.
1,
1987.
Purpose,
for construction
program.
Price, 101.155% and accrued interest.; Offered
by Halsey, £
Stuart-Ac Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker
Ac Redpath; Ball,
Burge Ac Kraus; J. Barth Ac-Co.; Bear,, Stearns &
Co.;
.
"•
'
Ac
'rAs Co>;( Infc.r Morgan Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.;
'
■"/ ''
.
'
Co.; Hallgarten Ac Co.; Hamlin Ac
Lunt; Hayden, Miller
Co.;,Hemphill, Noyes-& Co.; Hornblower Ac Weeks; E. F.
Hutton
'
).
!'
&
'
.
,
;_manr Sachs
''
"
-
;
•"
STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.'
,
Over¬
'
Tower
tures due Feb. 1,
for construction
'
Ac
•*
>•
Blosscr
♦4,000,000 Saco-Lowell
Shops 4^2 % promissory notes 4ue 1972. Purpose, to. repay bank loans and for expansion and
working
;
.
capital.
Placed privately with the New
England Mutual
•
•
,
America 4%%
sinking fund debentures
1,. 1982.
Purpose, to retire bank loans and for
1.
expansion, program.
Price, 100%
and
accrued
interest,
t
Underwritten by The First Boston
Corp.; Dilloh, Read Ac
'
Co. Inc.;
Kuhn, Loeb Ac Co.; Morgan
Stanley Ac Co.; Blyth
Ac Co., Inc.;. Eastman.
Dillon,.Union Securities Co.; Glore,
j.Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Halsey, Stuart Ac
j
,
4 ".Co.,. Inc.; Harriman Ripley Ac Co.,'Inc.;
Kidder,:Peabody
Ac Co.;
Lazard Freres "Ac Co.; Lehman
Brothers; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce Fenner Ac Beane;
Smith, Barney Ac Co.;
Stone Ac Webster Securities
Corp.; White, Weld Ac Co.;
Drexel
Ac
Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes Ac Co.;
Hornblower
Ac
i "
" Weeks; Carl Ml Loeb, Rhoades Ac Co.; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.;
Psine,
Webber, Jackson
Ac
Curtis? Salomon
Bros.
Ac
Hutzler; Wertheim Ac Co.; Dean Witter Ac
Co.; Wood,Struthers Ac Co.; A. C.
Allyn and Co'.,'Iiic;; Bear, Stearns '
,& Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co. Inc,; Central
Republic Co. Inc.;
Clark, Dodge Ac Co.; Dominick Ac
Dominick; Hallgarten A:
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; W. C.
Langley Ac Co.;
Lee Higglnson
Corp.; R. W. Pressprich Ac Co.; American
1
Securities Corp.; Blair Ac Co.
Inc.; Alex. Brown .Ac Sons;
Coffin
Ac
Burr,
Inc.;
Dick
Ac
Merle-Smith;. Equitable
Securities Corp.; Estabrook Ac
Co.; Hayden, Stone Ac Co.;
;
W. E. Hutton & Co.Laurence M.
Marks Ac Co.;-L.- F,
j
Rothschild &- Co;} Schoellkopf, Hutton Ac Pomeroy,.
Inc.;
Shields A; Co.; Singer, Deane
Ac Scribner; Stroud Ac
Co.,
v •
, .
Inc.; Spencer Trask Ac Co.; Tucker, Anthony Ac R. L.
Day;
;
t - <1;
G. H. Walker Ac Col; Bacon, Whipple Ac
Co.; Robert W.
Baird Ac Co., Inc.?
Baker, Weeks Ac Co.; William Blair Ac
Co.;
The
Milwaukee
Co.; "Moore,
Leonard
Ac
Lynch;,
Reynolds Ac Co.; Riter Ac
Co.; F. S. Smithers Ac Co.;'.
r
:•
Stern Brothers Ac Co.; Francis I.- du
Pont Ac Co.; A. E.l
Masten Ac Co.; McDonald Ac
Co.; The Ohio Co.; Schwaf.
bacher Ac Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker Ac Redpath; Bache Ac..
Co.; Baker, Watts Ac Co.; Chaplin Ac
Co.; E. W. Clark Ac
Co.; Courts Ac Co.; R. S. Dickson Ac
Co., Inc.; First of
Michigan Corp.; Fulton Reid Ac Co., Inc.;
Hayden, Miller
;
Ac Co.; J. j. B. Hilliard Ac
Son; The Illinois Co. Inc.; Kay,
Richards Ac Co.; Merrill, Turben Ac Co.
Inc.; The RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; William R. Staats Ac Co.; Stein Bros.
Ac Boyce;
Thomas Ac Co.; Ball, Burge Ac
Kraus; Blunt
Ellis Ac Simmons; Julien
Collins Ac Co.;
Green,
Ellis Ac
Anderson; McCormick Ac Co.; Newhard, Cook Ac
Co.; Piper,
Jaffray Ac Hopwood; Putnam Ac Co.; Reinholdt Ac
Gardner;
Chas.
W.
Scranton
Ac
Co.; Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.;
Swiss American Corp.;
Yarnall, Biddle Ac Co.; Arthurs,
■
Ac
Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Wins*
low, Cohu Ac Stetson; Doolittle As
Co.; Chace, Whiteside,
West it Winslow, Inc.; Sutro Ac
Co.; Townsend, Dabney As
Tyson; Hanrahan Ac Co. Inc.; and
'
'
McDonnell
&
&
A.
;
.
.
Co.; Blunt Ellis Ac Simmons;
Laird, Bissell Ac Meed; Parrish
Co.; Carolina Securities Corp.;, De Haven &
Townsend,
Crouter Ac Bodine;
Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp.;
v.'-'
*
"* '
.
due
Kean,
Taylor it
~
.;
IRON,
Co.i R. S. Dickson Ac Co., Inc.;
Goodbody & Co.; H. Hentz
Co,; E. F. Hutton Ac Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
•
.-'•**
•
Robinson-
Ac
'
'
»
$287,434,280
Co.; R. W. Pressprich
Dean Witter Ac Co.; Baker,
W.
C.
Langley
As
Co.;,
Co., Inc.;, Shearson Hammill
Struthers-Ac Co,;-Courts & Co.;
.
.
~
Straus,
Johnson
privately with institutional Investors
through Dillon, Read
Ac Co.
Price,
<fc
;Humphrey
.
parent.
Offered
by The First
Lehman
Brothers; Clark, Dodge Ac Co.;
duPont & Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.;-Hamphill,
Noyes & Co.;
...
.
Corp. 4%%' first mortgage pipe
Purpose, to repay bank loans. Placed
^
Co.,
interest.
Boston. Corp.;
,.
:
Ac
and
0
5
Transmission
line bonds due 1976.
.
can
Gas
Kidder,
Freres
.
,
•
•
•
Ac
Peabody
Co.;
John
(Continued
Ac Co.;
C.
Legg
Kuhn,
Ac
on page
Represents issues placed privately.
t Indicates issues sold competitively,
t Indicates special offering.
6)
Co.; Lazard
McDonald Ac Co.;
Loeb Ac
Co.;
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
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<
i
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; L. P.
St. Francis de Sales
of
Rothschild
110 300
Co.;
Ac
Barney
>
Witter As Co:;
\
;
.
c"
"
$153,525 Buzzards Bay Gas
10-year senior notes- due Dec. 1,'
to reduce bank loans and for -expansion. privately with institutional investors through Sato-;
1966.
1
stock
Purpose,
Placed
A: Hutzler.
Bros.
mon
-
.
Sunset Country Club, IV
first mortgage' bonds due Dec. I,-2
Purpose. lor improvements, o.c. • Price, at par (lp
without
-
!
V
Offered by Club to its stockholders,;
,
• •* /
••>
underwriting.
privately through Emcft Ac Co.
'
r
v
■.
..s
■
'
JVv,
,
r
•
V
■
'
J.
,
Heritz
Co.
.
^
\
•.
V') ■ >
V.
%
and
debentures
Jan.
bank
etc.,
loans,
Jan.
due
and
5'h
Inc.
I,
91,700,000 Federal
1972.
Corp.
tions
.»
dated
($24,700,000).
140,000,000 Federal"
Loan
I
V
amount.
,
Loeb As Co.
Co.,
Inc.;
Oversubscribed.
694,000 Mohawk Airlines,
Inc.
g V-';
and
Inc.;
;
due Aug. 1, 1966.
Purpose, for equipment and
Price, 100'and accrued interest. Under¬
by Gregory & Sons; Dempscy-Tegeler Ac Co.; and
Mohawk Valley Investing Co. Inc.
Oversubscribed.
I
The
F.
Eberstadt
Ac
Co.
and
S.
•
unit.
by
new
Crerie
construction.
Ac
Co.
and
Price,
Dixon
50,000,000 Sears
Feb.
1,
1972.
Purpose;
I
.
„
.
As
,
-v-.>
,,
•
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^:}
for improvements, etc.
Boston
^debentures
Podesta
Placed privately
197.7V
CO.;
*
J.
-!
'
Inc.;
C.
Blunt
Ellis
Simmons;
As
Blyth
As
F.
Chllds
As
Francis I.
;
First
;
-
Equitable
!
•.
.
;
•
.
•
'
•
:
v..'
•
fCo;,. Inc.;^
Corp;r; Estabrook "A:
The First National'City,,Bank;;
Gi^o.e^; As (Sons; (guaranty.
J, R Hilllard At SonrHirseh' As Co.;'Hornblower
Weeks;- B: F.- Hutton- As Co.; W. .E.'VHu^ton^As ,,C6".i"
The-. BHnois
-.
Co.
Ihcv; J0httston?>'T!s)nbn4& .Cfe.VvKaiman^
As
■!.
,
..
.
Co., Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur AS 'Co.; "A." M. 'Ki(l(ler,
.As. Co.„ Inq.j; Kidder, Peabody AsiGtkj^LtKiehlnirg^rvTll'alttiaiSh'*
As Co.; Laird, Bissell' As Meeds^.-W.hC.^Langley *As--Go;W
,Aubrey
G. tisuiston As
jjj_--/
-
Gran¬
i
I
.
„•
,
,
j
inc.;
F.
s.
N" - *r
ri/jW
!
•
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Cook- As
Northern-
Trust
CO.;
The
i
:
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As
*■
"
*
Corp.;
i
-
-
Po^er
; dends.
&
Light Co., 90,000 shards
of-6,16(/ series
(par $100):
Purpose;
for construction
$102,62(4 - per-share and' aecrued'.divi*
Offer.ed by Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Eastman Dillon,.
preferred
.stock
Price),
t/i.v
Union Securities Ac. Cot; Stone d Webster Securities .Corp*';
Shields & Ctf;; Bear,. Stearns: Ac Coi;vEqiiita)We;;SecuEities
Corp,; Ladenburg,; Thalmann Ac CO; ;'Hallgaf ten;'- Ac/Cq.^'
/j-:;/,rBladr & Co. Ihci; Mfscii* Ac Co/ "BobertfW?.Bamt-Afc*
V - V
Inc.;: H.. Henta At Corr Johnston,. Lemon:>Ac - CO-.;-.-The<Mil»
waukee Co.;/ Foster/ Ac/Marshall; Pacific Northwest Co.;
'
"•
Kormendi Ac Coe,. Inc.i-andc-Mullaney^Well's(& Co.
>-/
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.
.
v
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,
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SouihWestern Publie-Service- Cfc," ,?91)967 shaues of common
(par $1).
Purpose;, to repay--bank. Joans- and«ilor
new., construction.,^ Price,.. $24.50 per- share.;-., Offered > by
.1 .company for/subscription?-by-common ."stockholders' and
"employees. Oversubscribed, Underwritteh bwPillon, Read
/. Ac Co. Inc.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities fc "Co.; Blair
& CO. Ineorporate<i;, .A..C. ■ Allyn;Ac .Cq.^Inc.:;? Blyth.Ac,Co^
Inc.; Bbettrchei/antL Company;-..Bosworth,, Sullivah Ac Coi,
Inc.; Alex. Brown Ac Sons; ,Central: Republic,' Co. (Inc.)}
Dewar, Robertson Ac Pamcoast--Robert-* -Garrett *. Ac Sons;
Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.;~Harfiman Ripley At Co.,/Inc,J
Hemphill,. Noyes Ac, Co.'; Kidder,, Peabody Ac ,Co.; W.( C.
Langrey Ac Co,;. Lee ..Higginson Corporation ^. Carl ' M/ Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; The Milwaukee Company; Mitchum, Jones
Ac Templeton; Pacific Northwest. Company;, Piper,/ J affrayAc Hopwood;' Rauscher'/. Pierce Ac Co.,.. Inc.; Riter Ac' Co.;
Rotan, Mosle Ac Co.; Dallas Rupe AS Co.; Shields .Ac Com*
pany;. Smith,-Barney Ac Co.; Stone- Ac Webster: Securities
Cdrporatton; Stroud: Ac; Company/: Lie. r'-Sj^neer Trask 0
Co.; G. K. Walker A Co, and White,. Weld AS ;Co.
7,153,191
/,
H-.",
)-*■»-
//-/stock
,
.
t
.
!* $44,354,473
.
IRON, STEEL, COAL). COPPER, ETC.- "
Philadelphia
National Bank;?1Piper; J&ffray "'As'- Hopwood; War. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.';. R. W. Pressprich As.
CO.; Putnam- As Co.;. Chas. E: Quineey As Co;; - Reinholdt'
As Gardner; Reynold's As Co.; Rippel As Co.; Riter & Co.;
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., "Inc.; L: . F. - ^Rothschild ~As
CO.; Salomon Bros. As Hutzler;. SchoeHkopf,. Hutton. As
Pomeroy, Inc.:; schwabacher As Co.; Scott As Stringfellow;
Chas.. W. Scranton: As Co.; Shearson,'J Hammillw As ' Co.;
Shields At Company; Singer, Deane As Scribner;.-Smith,i-V
Barney- As Co.; Smith-, Moore As Co.; F. S.' Smithers As
.-
t
The.
Ohio' Cb.; 'Paclfic Northwest^
Jackson As - Cur tis; > .The -^Peoples Na -
Co.
.program.
Co.;: "The
Paine, Webber,
.
v'
Serviee Co., 11,295 Shares: of common Stock
Purpose,, for* construction program. Price;- $2^"
Offered* by company for subscription by cpmstockholders. ,Underwritten': by Bldir F. Claybaiigh As
mon
Vv
-
Co*.;VR.V H:;,'!MouIton'As Co.;
New York. Hanseatfc;
tional Bank of Charlottesville,-ya;.;; Phelps,^ Fenn As. Co.;
■|
Jaffray Ac
Cos;
-.-r *
Water
:;9,000,000 Pacific
Co.,, IncXvLazardv Freres vAs'j.Co;;;
Moseley
Nfewhard,
-
..
(par $10».
Mullaney;. WeH's & Co.; NationaliSta^eVBankJof^Newauk-^
■
v
.-.per*share.
Turben As ©o.„, Inc.;; The Milwaukee CO.; Model, Roland.
As Stone; .Moore, Leonard .As 'Lynch;, ;W^ 'Hi- Morton. -As
Co.,
Laboulsse, Friedrichs
Ac Co.; W. E. Hutton Ac
Co.; the Illinois Co. Inc.; John¬
ston; Lemon Ac Co.; Kalman Ac
Company, Itic.; Kidder,
Peabody
Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Kuhn, Loeb A: Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann Ac Co.; Lazard Freres Ac Co.- Lee
Higginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Ac
Co.; Manley,
Bennett & Co.; Laurence M.
Marks Ac Co.; Mason-Hagan,
Inc.; McCormick Ac Co.; McDonald Ac Co.; McDonaldMoore & Co.; McDonnell
& Co.; Carl McGlone Ac Co. Inc.;
McMaster Hutchinson Ac
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane; Merrill,
Turben Ac Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee
Co.;
F. S. Moseley Ac
Co.; Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.; New York
Hanseatlc Corp.- Newhard, Cook Ac
Co.; Pacific Northwest
...::
-
..."
,
Ac Co.; Harriman Ripley
'.v,
(par $3 ).
271,080 Ohio
Higginson Corp.; Lehman*;Brothers;*D.- As. .'Lomasney;.
As. Co.;
MackalT As Coe;, Manufacturers-^Trust Co.;: The
Marine Trust Co. of
Western New, York; ^Laurence. M.
Marks; As Co.;
Masons-Hagan. VInc".-; .' MCCormick-*C0.';
McDonald As Co.; 'Mfead, Miller "As* CO.; Mercantile TrustCo.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Efenner As Beane;
Merrill,
i
.
.
Led
J
(
Baker Ac Co. and Wagdnseller
.
/
.
As Co.; J.
&
-
■i
;
,
Trust Cd. Of New York; Hallgar.tfen.'As. Co1.;. Harrimia-ir Ripley
At CO.,
Inc.; Harris Trust an<t Savings-BankrYHaydenyMilTer & CO.; Haydten, Stone AeVrcd.;; H*emphill,. Noyes
-
,„:v
$15 per
Co,; Ferris Ac Company;.First of
First National Bank of .Chicago;
National Bank of Minneapolis; The First. National
Granbery, Marache As ' Co.:
'
|:
54,120 shares; of common
Purpose,, for construction, program. Price)
share to; stockholders; $16'tp pubUc:-Gffered/by
company-for subscription :&y; common--stockholders/' Uni
subscribed portion ! (9,809 shares); underwritten bp Avv Cl-.
Allyn Ac Co.,. fnc.; Central Republic Co. (Iric",); Blair As
n
Co. Inc.; Loewi - As Co. Inc.;: The First Cleveland Corp.;
Kalman
& Company,-'The;;
William • R. 'Staats-' Ac -, Co.-;v
Stifel, Nicolaus- Ac Co., Inc.; Cruttenden, Podesta;:' 3z^Co.;-f
Julien Collins. Ac Co.; Uarolxl E; Wood: Acr Co.;VJ.-.P/( Arms,,
Ihe.j-'G.-8; Ashmun Co.; ,.Caldwell Philhps .Co.;,'Chiles*;
-V Schutz Co. and Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.Cvv/
*
stock
of New York;; FirsfcSonthwesfc Cbij 'Fblg^p.Vlt'oftmr/Fleiriihgri'
Wv B.. Hibbs. As- Co.,,. Inc.; Fuitq^ 'ftedd^Ae-;
Forgan & Co.; Goldman,, Sach§tAs >COi^G0Qdb»dy; Ast)€a.;^
i
Ihc.;- .,,;.
Ac
reduce bank loans'ahdVf6n-lmprdve»
Placed.,privately through Arthurs, Lestrange Ac Co.
ments.
"
*
Eastman-Dillon,;;Union Se--
Securities
Clement A. Evank '
Ac
Lyons
$100)./Purpose,-.to
;
vv_
Itte.';,;City^National 'Bank As
As Co.; julien,-Collins As. Co.;
Bank of Portland: (Ore.);
t
,
,,
j
COj;
Ryons,
821,609 Northwestern'Public Service Co.^
1
Cq.;. Fahey, Clark As
Michigan Corp.; The
.
i"
j;
As
commott'
•
'
-'it
Co.,
duPont As Co.;
of
"500,000 North Pittsburgh Telephone Co., 5,000 shares, of 5.20% *
cumulative, sinking fund preferred stock, series ?'A /( par -
.
curities
v
Ac...,Durst,
r/
BANK- -4:
.
Blosser Ac McDowell; Thayer,
v.
-.
20-year
Co.
,
to
Cot;
Eucas^ Eisehv As';
Co.; McCormick .•Ac-Co*t
Mitchum,
Jones Ac Templetpn; Newhard^ C<wk;, Ac<-:.Co'.;
Pacific
Northwest
Co.;' Riauscher, ''PierceAc .Go., .Inc.;
Reinholdt Ac Gardner; Rouse, Brewer Ac Becker; 'Straus,
Inc.;
i '*
Dempsey-Tegeler Aj Co.;
Co.,
Inc.;-;" Lester,
Waeckerle Inc,; W. L.
througji.
Dominion Securities Corp.,\iHar- '
Wood, Gundy Ai Co.; A.-e.
and McLeod, Young, Weir, Ihc.. -',-:
r
Co.
& Co?;
Ac
.
Corp.;
&
Sayings Association; J. Barth'
Co.; Bartow Leeds As Co.; Baxter, As Co.; Bea.ri'-Steairns;^
A. G. Becker As Co. Inc.; Wniiam;Blait.As Cd.; Blair
Co.;
Co.,
Pressprich Ac Co.; Putnam Ac Co.; Rein¬
due
Co.; Clark, Dodge
Cooley As Co.; Courts As Co.; F. W. Cralgie 8q Co.; Crowell, "
Weedon As Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler-As Co);'Dickr* As MerleSmith;; R. 8. Dickson As Co., Inc.; .Dilloii, Read' -AtVCb'
Inc.; Dominick As Dominick; Doollttle--AjsDrexeL
1
'
Ac Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone
& Co.;-Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co,;
Homblower Ac Weeks; Howard, Weil,,
4.(4V
of)
Trust
debentures due
customer instalment
^,bblr' Jacks°n & Curtis; Piper,
W.
r■
I V;
) iH'vv:-'"
agent
-.
general
Bank;
D.
Inc.; William Blafr Ac Co.; Bfunt Ellis k Simmons;
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.;-Boettcher Ac Co.; Aiex. Brown Ac Sons;
Brush, Slocumb Ac Co., Inc.; Burnh&m Ac Co.; H. M.
Byllesby- Ac Co. (Inc.); Central Republic Co. (me.
V; flfarfr.
Dodge Ac Co.; John W. Clarke Ac Co.; Coffin Ac
Burr, Inc.;
Julien Collins Ac Co.; Courts Ac
Co.; Cruttendett, Podesta &
Co.;
Dick Ac
Merle-Smith; Dillon, Read. Ac Co. Inc;
Dominick Ac Dominick; Boolittle Ac
Co.; Drexel Ac Co *
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac
Co.; Eppler, Guerin
Ac Turner, Inc.; Equitable-Securities
Corp., Farwell, Chap¬
man Ac Co.;
The First Boston. Corp.; Fulton Reid Ac
Hopwood, R.
fiscal
Bosworth,, Sullivan 8c €o., Ine;;BramT;; Bos worths As, Co;;
Inc.;
Stockton
Broome
As
Co.;
Alex;- Brown As'Sqirs; v
Central Republic Cb.
(Inc.); Chemical'.Corn. .Exchange"
Allyn
Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Bache & Co.;
Whipple Ac Co.; Robert W; Baird Ac Co., Inc.;
Baker, Simonds Ac Co.; Balk Burge Ac. Kraus; J, -Barth Ac
Co.; Bear, Stearns & Cb.; A. G. Becker Ac Co.
Inc.; Blair
ny, Marache AcCO.; Hallgarten
Knox,
Co.;
As
$500 per
Bretschcr
Inc.; Robert Garrett & Sons; Glore, Fbrgan Ac
Co.;
T.
y';'*"'1
of America National Trust As
Ac Co.
-
'
i':-
■v
Bleichroeder, Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker'As RedpatH; BachC
As Co.;
Bacon, Whipple As Co^.-'RpbcirfcvW;' 'Bafrti.. Ss ■. CO.,'
Inc.; Baker, Weeks As Co.; Bail, Burge As Kraus; Bank:
Co.,
Bacon,
.
'
Rank for Reconstruction and;, Development
bonds of 1-957, due JUn. ,1,. 1971;' Purpose*:.
operations of the" Batik:.*' ftrtde, .10e(r
and
accrued interest.
Underwritten by Morgan Stanley Ai Co.;
The First Boston Corp.; A. C. Allyn- <fc,Co.,>IM5V Americail;
Securities
Corp.;
American Trust -Co.;^Arnhold, and iS.
Ac
.
John
share
per
.
the *.
■:'■■;"
i5;i:<i972<. (hot
'
for
receivables from Sears, Roebuck & Co. Price, 99;20V> and
accrued interest.
Underwritten By Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.;
Halsey, Stuart Ac Cb. Inc.; Lehman Brothers; A. C.
.
At
4Va Co
t
Corp., A'-Ta'/r
to' purchase
by
Price,"; '$13-
,
■
$100,000,000 International
'
},
Acceptance
Offered
319,894. shares
Purpose, to repay bank:lpahsrand.foi;:new
stockholders;
$13.12 Vi to public.
Offered, by company !or subscription
by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion (244,369
shares > underwritten by Kidder, Peabpdy As .G6.; Blyth' 8a
Co., Inc.; Eastman Dillon, uriibn Securities As Co.; Glore,
Forgan & *€a.; Merrill Lynch,. Pierce,'...Fenner: Ac Beane;
Smith, Barney Ac Co.;- Stone, Ac Webster Securities Corp.;
White, Weld Ac Co.; Dean Wittfer Ac Co'.; A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Central Republic CO. "
(InC. ) ; Hdrntrlower Ac Wfeeks; E: F. Hutton & Co;; Carl M«"
Loeb, Rhoades Ac Co.; Paine, Webber; Jackson Ac Curtis;
Bache Ac Co.; .Estabrook Ac Co.; Laurence M.; Marks Ac Co.;
G.-H. Walker Ac Go.;- McDonaid Ac Co.;
The' Ohio Co.;
Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood; Schwabacher & Co.; Bacon,'Whipple Ac Co.; Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Ine.;; Barret, Fitch,
North Ac Co.; Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.; William Blair As Co.; Blunt Ellis Ac Simmons;" Boemving Ac. Co.;
B.vC. "
Christopher Ac; Co.; Julien Collins Ac Co.; Cruttenden, ^
.
INTERNATIONAL
|
Roebuck
for
y.'■■■<; r-'
,
Co.,
Service Co;,
par).
construction;
1958
■■■
#
Noonan, Inc.
;
_
Offered
for
fiscal agent
;;
•
Fuller Ac Co.
Purpose,,
14,
Consolidated " Eerieral; Farm,
4W*
(Prevince
Ripley
Amos
1,500,000 Puerto Rican Jai Alai, Ine., GCr first mortgage bonds due
Oct1,
1968,
and
300,000
shares
of
common
stock
(par $1) in units of a $500 bond and 100 shares of
stock.
•
Federal;; Farm
Feb.
Publie
stock (no
r'
;-y
.
4,994 shares of common-stbclk*'
additions tp pf-oberty, etc. Price,
share. Offered by company "for'subscription by.
stockholders, .without huderWEfting-.
- i'*j: >-.
4,189,168 Missaori
,
15, 1957 and due-Ffeb.
Feb,
banks.
First
ritnan
1
for new construction, etc.
Price, $300 per unit.
by company to public, without underwriting,
-
through
the
Purpose,
*1,000,000 People's Finance Corp., 12-year promissory note due 1969.
Purpose, for expansion program. Placed privately with an
firm
common-
•
,
;
Purpose, for
par).
$25 per
r
,.
,
•
.
Insurance
H '
consolidated
due
and
1957
t'anad ian G»vernmcut;•
2,000,000 Ocean City Pier Corp. G
subordinate debentures due Dec.
1. 1976 and 4,000(000 shares of common stock (pur one
cent) in units of $100 of bonds and 200 common shares.
Offered
(no
.
Telephone
'
1957.
lending opera-Offered by- John T.,
consolidated
15,
-Oversubscribed.
-J,-v
/,124,850 Lorain
15, 1967).
Purpose,., to' reptty. borrotf'commercial banks aft'd^for lending'operations.,.
"
written
Purpose,
3?sV
•?,. -';V-
*
v-'!'1';
Banks
before
"$15,750,000 Saskatchewan
working capital.
•
i
arid'dife Nov:V'l,
par..
/
Land
callable
de¬
bentures
conSoli-
$509,700,000
Kulin,
subordinated
at
3TsV'
Feb.
Loan bonds dated Feb.
'
"
convertible
Banks
1957":
Offered by John T. "Knox,
72,000,000 Federal
i
debentures due Jan. 15,
bank loans and for working
Mason-Hagan,
.
>'•*«>
€-:C
Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Dominick"
Equitable Securities Corp.; Esfcabrook Ac Co.;
Ac
1,
Price,
Banks
dated
banks.
Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; W. E. Hutton Ac Co.; F. S. Moseley
Ac. Co.; Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.; Blunt Ellis Ac Simmons;
Alex. Brown Ac Sons; McCormick Ac Co.; The Milwaukee
Co.; Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood; Spencer Trask Ac Co.;
E. W. Clark Ac Co.; Julien Collins Ac Co.; First of Michigan
Corp.; The Illinois Co., Inc.: Johnson, Lane, Space Ac Co.,
Loewi
•'
As Co.,
Inc.; William Blair Ac Co.; BlUnt^TEllis, &
Simmons; H. M. Byllesby As Co. (Inc;); Farwell, Chapman
Ac
Co.; Goodbody Ac Co.; The Illinois' Co: Inc.; Lester, "
Ryons As Co.; .The Milwaukee Co.; Newhard,; Cbok Ac "Co.;
The Ohio Company; William -R^ Staats - As .Co:; ;BaumV gartner, Downing As Co.;
Julien Collins At Cor.; - Fulton (i
Reid As Co., Ine.; J. J. B. Hillia'rd"& Son;: Hhfd; Clfegg{Ac
Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co;' attd Reinhpltlt-"Ac";Gardner, t
Purpose, refunding • ($130,000,000)' and to <
repay borrowings from commercial banks, and for lending-.
operations
($10;000,000).
Price,
99.95V
of
principal'1
v
;
Land
bonds
for
Ihc-I
series^ H-1957
Baird
(non-callable).
ings from
Price, at par.
.Ac, Dominick;
;
•
V
-
Pur¬
($67,000,000)and; for
Knox, Nbw York fiscal agent.
/
-
Price,
99,03"::and
accrued
interest.
Under¬
by Lee Higginson Corp.; White, Weld Ac Co.;
William Blair Ac Co.; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; The First Boston
Corp.; Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Ilarrinian Ripley Ac
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Lazard
Freres Ac Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane;
Paine, Webber* Jackson & Curtis; Smith, Barney Ac Co.;
Stone Ac Webster Securities Corp.;
Dean Witter Ac Co.;
A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; A. E. Ames Ac Co.,
Inc.; A. G.
Becker Ac Co.,
1957.
T,-.
V'-
3 To Co
Credit
Feb.
refunding
written
•
-
-
;
refunding^
Intermediate
Purpose,
capital.
reduce
Banks
Land
Purpose,
debentures
;
*1,250,003 Brewster-Bartle Drilling Co., Inc. 5(->V serial debentures
due Jan. 1, 1963-1972, inclusive.
Purpose, to repay bank
loans and for working capital.
Placed privately through
White, Weld Ac Co. and Rowles, Winston Ac Co.
30,000,000 Household Finance
1977.
Purpose,
to
-•J
consolidated collateral trust
.
working
for
.
V:
($164,000,000)
and
forr
lending operations ($2,000,000)."' Price, at -par.
Offered
by Everett Smith, fiscal agent for the banks. '■
;
-
Drilling Co.,
debentures
vertible
Home
1957.
15,
subordinated con¬
Purpose, to repay
capital.
Price, 100(1ancl
accrued
interest.
Underwritten by White,
Weld Ac
Co.; Bowles, Winston A: Co.; Hayden, Stone Ac Co.; Rein¬
holdt A: Gardner; Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell;. Bosworth,
Sullivan
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Friedley,
HOss
Ac
Predcrking;
Rauscher, Pierce Ac Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.;
White, Mustcrson Ac Cb.; Howard, Well, Laboulsse, Friedrichs Ac Co.; Watling, Lerchen Ac Co.; and Moreland,
Brandenbcrger, Johnston A: Currle. Oversubscribed.
2,000,000 Brewster-Bartle
V-y
.
1957 and due Sept. 3,
1,
"
'
First Boston
Corp.;. Merrill Lynch,.. pierce; Fenner,, Ac '
Beane; A. G. Becker Ac Co. Inc.; Blyth Ac'Co^TncV; Glore,. •
Forgan Ac Co;^.Smith," Barney Ac Co.j X. C^ Aflyn As:) Co./,
rnc.; Central Republic.CoV.(inc.);'Hop^iower Ac Weeks; V
Laurence M. Marks As Co.; G.,H. Walker As Co;; Wertheim '
As Co.; Dean Witter As Co.; Wood, Struthers As Go.; Tucker,~
Anthony & R. L. Day; Bacon, Whipple As Co.;-Robert- W,
I
'
,
'
" The
dated, non-callable notes dated Jan. 15; 1957 and due' July 1
to
Hutzler.
as
;
V"'V.
^ ;vV
166,000,000 Federal
[
sinking fund promissory
Purpose,
working capital.
Bros.
underwriting;,/
-
.
" V.
k
to repay bank borrowings and-for lending pperations.
at par. Offered by John T. Knox, New York fiscal
pose,
Price,
reduce bank loan
Placed privately, through Salo¬
19G7.
15,
V
certain,.
Government Agency
dated Feb.
Curti$
Ja'cksoh ;As
^
to
company-
...
agent,
Investment Co. 4:5i V
clue
for
mon
-
without
by
■
Loan and
WObber;
ir—~
'y'-V"
Offered
Paine,
Jones As Templcton.
11,275,000 Illinois Power Co., 200,000 slidrEiii ofi common, stock (nt
: par).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for.mew conr.
'.struction.
Price, $56.37> 3
per share. ,
underwritten by
'
_
-
Oversubscribed.
notes
.
interest.
-
V
•'."Vcumulative preferred^ stock, (par $25). Purpose, ta repay -V
:-X ladvances froin- parent and bank loans.: Price, par and i
...accrued -dividends.
Offered by Paine, Webber, Jackson 6a *
Curtis and Stone As Webster Securities Corp; :
-
(Issues Maturing- Up to v
$40,000,000 Banks for Cooperatives 3TiV
MISCELLANEOUS
;
''
"
Farm
As
*25,000,000 Associates
'
1962.
employees,
'v
Granbery, Marache Ac Co.; Hallgarfcen & Co.;
Co.; Hirsch Ac Co.; Laird, Bissell Ac Meeds;
Laurence
M.
Marks Ac Co.;
Paine, Webber,;/Jackon &
Curtis; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Reinholdt Ac Gardner;
Rodman
Ac
Renshaw;
Schwabacher
&
Co.;
Shearson,
Hanunill Ac Co.;
Waiston Ac Co., Inc.: and Wertheim Ac
H.
1,
accrued
& Co.;
jeu
v
Jan.
and
and accrued interest.
Underwritten by
Bache Ac Co.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus;
Barth & Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co. Inc.; Emanuel, DeetBrothers;
preierred
baiik loam,and ,fqr>:
Underwritten by Cpffin; Ac... Burr,'Inc.-1:
Underwritten- by.
and Mitchum,
five-year Gr/o .convertible .debentures- due
Purpose, for working; capital;: ■Price, 100r< "
Inc.
repay
.
•
and Including Five Years)
$250,000 Bearings,
to
866,050 General: Telephone Go-, -of Michigan,,34,642-shares:.of^ $1.35
a
V;:;
i-r.:L' '
1
Bnnfts arrd Notes
Short-Term
■
-.V
'>
$125,587,800-
convertible subordinated deben¬
Purpose, for working capital.
1972.
1,
holders.. All sold.
-par.
"1,500,000 Thorp Finance Corp-., S'-jV subordinated debentures, series
A, due Sept. 1, 1967.
Purpose, for working capital. Placed
Purpose,,
10,000,000 General Telephone -Ca. of California, 5(K>,000" shares.. of '. :
5v
cumulative preferred stock (par $2Q)J
Purpose; to!retire
bank- loails .and
for new construction.' Price, at"'?
.
units of $1,850 each).
102V-';
Price,
Lehman
/
.
Jan.
due
tures
•
'LcpC'\
v
$25).
(par
corporate purposes.V Price, at par and (accrued? dividends.Offered by,* company: for subscription: by preferred stocl&»
/
643,800
i
i
.
Oversubscribed.
1,
MISCELLANEOUS
V
and Wood, Struthers As Co:
1967.
Purpose, for working capital 'and ex¬
Placed privately through Auchincloss," Parker Ac
Redpath and Allen Ac Co.
v.--V *... "
:
due Jan.
pansion.
,
KfJJtBKK
Rubber Co. 5('tV
G.
Co.;
j "5,000.000 State Finance Co., 5V
$2D,790;300
C5,000;000 Dayton
Wachovia Bank As.Trust Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; f
Co. Inc.; Wertheim As Co.; White;?Weld As' Co.;
White As-Co.,-"Inc.; Winslow, Cohu As Sfdteon;. ;Deah 5-
J.
subscribed.
School (Cedar Rapids, la.) 4^'i, .4%^ and
5'r
lirst mortgage bonds due semi-annually from March
1, 1961 to March 1. 1972, inclusive. Purpose, for new con¬
struction.
Price, 100V
and accrued interest. Offered by
B. C. Ziegler Ac Co.
/,>/'
■ •
Wicomico Hotel Co. 6V,- convertible subsordinated deben¬
tures due Dee. 15, 1971.
Purpose, for improvements, etc.
Price, at par.
Offered by company, for subscription by
•
Co.;
Day;
^5,000,00(1-Sllek Airways, Inc., 10-year SVa-Yt r>. conveyttbleVdebehtiures*f
High School, Inc.
underwriting.
-
,
Co.: Swiss American,'Corp.L Third National
Nashville; Thomas As. Company; - Speiicer Trask
Trust Co. of Georgia; Tucker, Anthony * As R., L-
in
Weeden As
1986.
without
As
Stern
Leack;'Stone As; Webster
As
Sutro As
Bank
Ac R. L. Day; Underwood, Neuhaus Ac Co. Inc.;
Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.; G. H. Walker- Ac Co'.; Wertheim
White, Weld Ac Co.; Dean* Witter Ac Co.; Wood,
Gundy Ac Co., Inc. and Harold E. Wood & Co.
Over¬
1,
stockholders,
Mason.
Ac
Anthony
High
650,000 Regis
Horner
Co.; Stein Bros. Ac Boyce; Stern Brothers Ac Co.;
Frank, Meyer Ac Fox; Sterne, A gee Ac Leach; Stone
Webster
Securities
Corp.;
Thomas. Ac
Co1.;
Tucker,
Ac
Ziegler. At Co.
V.
B.
:
Scott,
Singer, Deanc Ac Scribner;
Spencer Trask Ac Co.; William R.
Stein Bros. As Boyce;
Agee
j. S. Strauss As* CO.; Stroud As Compahy,
Van
first mortgagee bonds due senii-annuady
1957 to Nov. 1, 1971, inclusive, purpose,
refunding
($350,000) and to retire note payable,. etc.
($200,000).
Price, 100'; and accrued interest. Offered by
May
Inc.;
Poineroy,
Ac
Co.; ,Sterne,
As
Securities Corp.;
Ac
We
and
from
William R. Staats As Co.;
Inc.;
Hutton
Smith.
Bros, <fc Hutzler; Schwabacher & Co.;
Jacobs & Co.; I. M. Simon Ac Co.; Singer, Deane
Ac Scnbner; Smith, Barney Ac Co.;
Smith, Moore .& Co.;
William R. Staats Ac Co.; Stein
Bros. Ac Boyce; Stern
Brothers & Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer Ac Fox; Stifel, Nico¬
la us & Co.;
Stix & Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Spencer
Trftak & Co.; G. II. Walker Ac Co.; and Dean Witter Ac
Co.
Oversubscribed.
4:14'r
Co.;
Brothers
Stern,
Semple,
550,000 Oblate#
Robinson-Hum-
Staals Ac
Salomon
Co.;
The
Co.;
Ac
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.;
Pierce,
& Co • The
A:
Reynolds
Gardner;
kopf.
Marks & Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.; Merrill
Pcnner & Beane; Merrill, Turben Ac Co.,
Inc ; Metropolitan St. Louis Co.; Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch;
Mot can Stanley Ac Co.; Newhard, Cook Ac Co.; Paine, Webhrr
Jack son & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray Ac Hop wood; Prescott Shepard Ac Co., Inc.; Reinholdt Ac Gardner; Reynolds
M.
Laurence
Lvnch
A:
phrey Co., Inc.; Rodman Ac Renshaw; Rotan, Mbsle Ac Co.;
L. F. Rothschild As Co.; Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler; Schoell-
,
Monday, April 28, 1958
S
!
.
$60,938,024 Armco Steel Carp., 1,088,179 shares of cdmmori stock (par
:
J
$10).
Purpose, for expansion program.
Price, $56 pet
share.
written
;
by company for subscription by common
Unsubscribed portioif t40,264 shares)/under-
Offered"
stockholders.
;
by
Smith,
Barney
Ac
Represents. Issues, placed privately/
t Indicates issues:, sold; .competitively,
f Indicates special offering.
•
Co.;
Almstedt
Brothersi
(*89i)
IMMII
..„c.
,
Anderson
Strudwick; Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder,-Inc.;'
Bftche -& Co.; BaCOiU. (Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird &jj
•*C5. 'vt
^Co,.
'?
V .'"
&
*'
Inc.;
Co.;
•
Co.; .Ball, Burge & Kraus;,
CO.; ?A.G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Biorbh *
Blair & Co.;. Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
Eichler &
William
u^./Blyth Ss Co., Inc.; -Boswprth,. Sullivan
/•^■•Bradford & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
&
&
•
Weedon
"
*
■
7•„
Co.;:Curtiss, House
Dixon
&
Company;
/:'?...?&■ Co.; Drexel
.•'v
Dillon
'
Ss
Co.;
r,
'■■■*
Greene
-
-i
V
^
.
Mellen
v&
■km
-
&
Miller, Inc.;
^
The
*v
.
'
'
77
"
f
?•*
'
;
'
lr
->_
*7
,
H.
Neuhaus
&
.
400,000 Douglas
Corp.,
4,000,000
shares
of
•
■
Ufe *.-■
•-/
v.
^"
.
*£<
Purpose, for expansion program.
Price, $G
unit.. Underwritten by Hamlin & Lunt and Allen «te
Oversubscribed.
-vv;
•;
7
.
,V
'■
.7,
,—
7
j/7
.
\'777/. 77"'
;7fOTHER INDUSTRIAL
7/'
;
••
•
"$800,000 "American Monorail
/:
7,?
•'
'
Alien'&r Co.;
"
,
.
and
W.
Brooks
&
Co.
Auchincloss,
& Co.;
.
P.
Parker
&
Redpath;
Abraham
&
Inc.;
Bernard
.>
'"Offered
»•?-- '
-
•
capital,'etc.
Price,
at
k;
p./.;.
.
*•'
t.<i
7
.
?"";Curtis;
'•
S
Day;
-
.7:
..
r
-i
?
.
(par
$1)-.
Inc.
100,000
Purpose,- -to
shares
of
'
—
'«•..
Ellis &
".Securities
Co.;
&
&
Renshaw;
Simmons;.-J.
Corp.;
Stein
Tucker,
Co.;; Doolittle
Fulton
Bros.
&
M.
Reid
Anthony
Co.;
Dain
<fc
Co.,
Laird,
R.
&(
R.
L.?-.
--W.7
?
/
7?
-
,
r
'
''
-
'
'
77
•
$10
7":y-
.
•'*
'?
■*
per
share
to "stockholders;
$12.50
to
public.
Offered
Julien
Collins
~
*
-
7 7
/-/in
-y
,
.a
residents
of
by
Anderson
Cook
&
4,550.000 Koehring Co. 200,000. shares of
Purpose, to reduce bank loans.
,
,
.»
Offered
-*
,
;
-
and
(par
of
Co.
stock
of
working
common
acquisitions,
and
•
$5).
man
B,
sub-
in
units
share.
6'?
common
class
Price,
20
$1
per
C.
-
column
'•*
'
"*?.
Christensen,
'
-*
Inc.
i
1,000,000 Suburban
.
"*
preferred
of
stock
Ames- Co.;'Metropolitan
V
e
v
v
and
per
G.
84,875
Street
debentures
$10).
Green
of
Purpose,
of
Building,
due
of GO-'
15,000
five pre-
to
reduce-
Issues Not
/
Purpose, for
Price,
$26
per
unit.
without underwriting.
McLaughlin,
Cry an
&
Co..
this
^
(par
A.
C.
Ellis
-
$5).
&
$5).
Purpose, to reduce
share.
Underwritten by Paul-
Edwards
&.
Sons;
Peters,
Bradbury-Writer &
1,270,700 Minnesota
*'7
?;'v
"
'
'
Allstate
and
Insurance
fered
Mining
&
of
Corp.
common
stock
(par
Machines
Co.;
A.
G.
&
Co.,
Becker
Inc.;
&
Co. Inc.; Blunt
Boettcher & Co.;
Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta
of
common
Blyth &
'
Corp.
>
shares
3,900
ot
Offered by
Co.
19,400
shares
of
$5).
Manufacturing Co. 20,000 shares of
Price, $62.37% per share.
Of¬
Piei'ce, Fenner & Beane.
Com¬
par).
r
•
Development
Co., Inc.
Price,
r
■',.'••
.
Co.
$30.25
56,486
per
shares
share.
of
•
common
Offered
by
stock
Blyth
Ss
Completed.
468,000 Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc. 12,000 shares of common stock
(par $10):
Price, $39 per share. Offered by Blyth & Co.,
Inc. and Schwabacher &
by
Eastern
stock
(no
Lazard
Freres
Co.
Completed.
*
........
Line Co., 39,300 shares of com¬
Price, $53.37% per share.
Offered
Co.
and Model,
Roland & Stone.
Pipe
par).
Ss
Ovei'subscrlbed.
385,458 Plymouth Oil Co., 11,337 shares of common stock (par $5).
Price, $34 per share.
Offered by Blyth Ss Co., Inc.
j
stock
(par
Corp. of America, 25,000 shares of common
$5).
Price, $5.12% per share.
Offered by
Blyth Ss Co., Inc.
Completed.
42,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
per
share.
Offered by A. C. Allyn & Co.
Inc. and Hornblower & Weeks.
Completed.
1,071,000 Revlon, Inc.,
Price, $25.50
Regis
(par $5),
Ss
shares of common stock <pa*
Offered by Blyth & Co., Inc.
Paper Co.,
350,000 shares of common stock
Price,
$45.25 per share.
Offered by White,
Co.
and
associates for account of Time, Inc.
Oversubscribed.
500,000 San
Jacinto
Petroleum
Corp.,
(par $1).
Price, $25
Co.
Completed.
Weld
per
20,000
shares
share.
of
common
Offered by
White,
Ss
10,000 shares of common stock (par
Price, $36 per share. Offered by Kidder, Peabody
360,000 Sprague Electric Co.,
Dillon,
Blyth
shares
Offered by
'
Lynch,
.
Mission
stock
Union Securities & Co.; Stephens Inc.;
& Co., Inc.; Atwill <fc Co., Inc.; Auchincloss,
Redpath; Barrow, Leary <te Co.; J. Barth <fc Co.;
Oversubscribed.
5,000
Manufacturing
&
(no
Merrill
by
pleted.
1,708,702
Co.
Sullivan <te Co., Inc.; Alex.
Brown & Sons;
& Marshall; - Brush, Slocumb & Co.
Inc.;
Burnbam <te Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd;
Central Republic
Co.'(Inc.); John W. Clarke & Co.; G. C. Collings & Co.,
Inc.;
Julien
Collins
&
Co.;
Columbia
Investment
Co.;
Courts &.
shares
in¬
privately-
Completed.
Business
stock
common
$2.50).
Ss
Co.
1,350,000 Three
stock
Completed.
States
(par
Natural
$1).
Price,
(Continued
Brown, .Lisle
■-
Placed
Ball, Burge & Kraus.
1,247,500 Minnesota Mining
Bosworth,
*
;
■
common stock
(no par).
Price, $65.50 per share. Offered
by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Completed.
.
Eichler &
.
(Eli) & Co. 3,000 shares of class B stock (par $5)w
Price, $54.50 per share.
Offered by Blyth & Co., Ine.
Completed. *
J
128,125 Rare Metals
Gas Co. .964,454 shares of common
Price, $22 per share.
Underwritten by
Simmons;
•
163,500 Lilly
Allyn
&
Hurri-
non-cumulative
capital stock (no par). Price, $530 per share.
Reynolds & Co. Completed.
Louisiana
Eastman
share.
150,143
Engineering
2,067,000 International
(par
-
...
5?«>
(par $1). Price, $22 per share.
Co., Inc.
Completed.
'
'
Representing New Financing
Boston Corp.
21,217,988 Arkansas
common
by
Completed.
2,097,638 Panhandle
article.
Co. of America 65.000 shares of common stock
Price, $92.12per share. Offered by The First
(par $1).
.
of
Fire Brick Co. 3,500 shares of common stock
$24.25 per share.
Offered by Blyth Ss
Voltage
Weld
,
shares
1956.
1,
stock
stock.
'
'
18,400
Inc.
Jan.
190,000 Ryder System, Inc., 10,000
$5),
Price, $19 per share.
$5,988,125 Aluminum
Co.
Price,
Miller Ss Co. and
110,000 High
com-
preferred' stock (par
stock
(par $1)
Up
St. Louis Co.;
White
&
Co.
Co.
slocfe
common
by Dean Witter
$40.87% per share.
Offered by White,
Paine, Webber, Jackson Ss Curtis; and W.
(A. P.)
Co., InCi
vj-'
Insurance
of
Offered
Price,
Co.;
$5).
(par
Gas
Life
*
shares
share.
per share.
Offered
Oversubscribed.
'6,137,0.95 General Telephone Corp.
/
•
•
30,000
per
through Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.
15,837,500 St.
stock
common
stock
(par $2).-'
Price, $22.75 per share.:
by Loewi &. Co. Luc.;. A., C. Allyn <Sc Co.,.
Bache <fc Co.; Baker, Simonds & Co.; A. G. Becker
Wall
come
Pitfield Ss Co., Inc.
<
77
>Corp.
$54
Price,
Ripley Ss Co. Inc.
(par
Service, Inc. 40,000 shares of 5'/2^ cumulative preferred stock (par $25), with common stock pur?
chase warrants attached.
Purpose, to retire motes and for
working capital, etc. Placed privately with MassachusettsMutual
Oversub¬
Oversubscribed.
Welcl Ss
$7,659,023
cents).
7
..-?•*
Zellerbach
*200,000 Forty
Casualty Co. 99,500 shares of capPurpose, for working capital.
Price,
by
Curric.
9,144,000 du Pent (E. I.) de Nemours & Co. (Inc.) 48,000 shares o£
common stock (par $5).- Price, $190.50per share.- Ofiered
by Glore, Forgan Ss Co. Completed.
capital
Offered
&
'
.
Ss Co.
-etc.*
-
class
of
-
Johnston
496,800 Donnelley (R. R.) & Sons
stock (par $5),
Price, $27
7'..,7"'"?:?;
.
$1)
public,
to
loans.* Price, $10
Kimball &
Co.;
A.
Bateman,
(par
Brandcnberger,
(par $5).
•
'
common
B
Corp. 75,000 .(shares
stock
(par $10)
and
(par
each
bank
>
V.
;v
.
1,332,000 Hansen Manufacturing Co. 133,200 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Price, $10 per share.
Underwritten by Hayden,
common
shares
share.
>?''convertible
.»<-
Underwritten
Inc.;
.7,
-.
shares of
11,500
by company
per
Parker
-
r
A
class
7.
250,000 People's Finanee Corp. 50,000 shares of 60-cent cumulative
:
Texas.
r& ? 300,000 Joa Co. 300,000 shares of common
7f. ' ■
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
,i
class
of
of
'
$52
share
one
preceding
"
fide
a
shares
shares
1,620,000 Crown
.
mon
"
$15).
.
.
...,
-
bona
Moreland,
scribed.
at
?- 4,000,000 Ocean City Pier Corp. 4,000,000 shares of common stock
c
»lg~ "(par*one cent). See under "Long Term Bonds and Notes"
;,;V?
(par
.
Fidelity Eire &
";?4.»-7$12.^0i
-i
295,000 Industrial Instrument Corp. 29,500 shares of 6'.o
preferred
'
stock (par $10,i.
Purpose, for working capital, etc. Price,
at par. Offered by T. J. Campbell Investment Co., Inc. to
7.
Inc.
of
.
.
..
stock
one
and >11,500
"•? *.?Vital:stock
•
stock
common
Stone & Co.;
Reinholdt & Gardner;
Straus, Blosser &
McDowell; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Fridley, Hess &.
Frederklng; Rauscher, Pierce <te Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus
: ;/:•/;•?&
Co.,*^ Inc?, White,'-Masterson & Co.? Howard: Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; and
•
&
Co.; Crowell, Weeden & Co.; Granbery,
Marache' & Co.;
Hallgarten Sc Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.; Hooker & Fay; Kerr & Bell;, Lester, Ryons &r
Co.;*
Schwabacher & Co.; Wm. R. Staats &
Co.; Sutro & Co.;.
vWagenseller & Dux-st, Inc. and Walston & Co., Inc.
•
-
'7" '
as
Price,
speculation.
Finance
Price,
units'
? 1,243,750 Maine
,7
of
Completed.
Noel <fe .Co.;
'./■ expansion
f
*■•
by company for subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion (6,542 shares) underwritten by Dean*"
Witter & Co.; J. Barth & Co.;'. Bateman,Eichler & Co.;
7'..;
Co.
properties.
:
.
preferred
shares'and
loans.
?7 7?". .Offered
4,155,555 Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd. 413,920 shares of common,
71^. stock (par $7.50).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price?
°
*
-
shares
•
common;
by company for subscription by
underwriting.
All sold.
common
$25)
?'
.
'
&
of
per unit.
Underwritten by Van
Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Bingham,
'^.Walter-&:.Hurry, Inc.; Bioren & Co.; J. C. Bradford
& Co.; First Securities Corp.; Goodbody & Co.; Johnson,
j
Lane, Space <te Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Lester?
? Ryons
Co?
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Irving J.:
Rice & Co., Inc. and Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. All sold.
Meeds;
<7* *' ''7? Newburger & Co.; Caldwell' Phillips Co.; Straus, Blosser'^
77;
77*
McDowell and M. H. Bishop <Sr Co; Oversubscribed..?""
? 300,000 Hancock Electronics Corp. 300,000 shares of common stock'
^.,-•7"? ' ? •
(par $lti Purpose, for research and
development.-Price, - at;
7«7 ; '
par.? Offered by-Daniel Reeves & Co.; on r a best efforts'
15,000
1,100,000 Brewster-Bartle Drilling Co., Inc. 100,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $2).
Price,*$11 per share. Underwritten
»•by White, Weld & Co.; Rowlcs, Winston & Co.;
Hayden,
without
Consumer
299,000 Uee Bros.,
Co.;-.
*
per share.
Offered by Paine, Webber, Jackson
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner &
Beane.
Curtis
Ss Co.- r"
shares
300,000
acquire
15,000
7 ?
,
Offered
convertible
fcrred
;•/•'.
-
<te Co.,
Inc.;; First"
Inc.; Smith, Moore
&
Oversubscribed.
.
?
'?
-/.J
(par
Loeb,
t400,125 Brown Shoe Co., Inc. 9,700 shares of common stock
(par
$15). Price, $41.25 per share. Offered by Goldman, Sucha
mjlsceijlaneous
Guardian
Alstyne,
?,
<V
;basis.-
&
common--.-
Staats'&
Bissell
to
1,432
.
?
'
stockholders,
bank
«
stock
common
by Carl M.
Completed.
"
t
Co.
Price,- $57
TRUST, TRADING, HOLDINGS, ETC.
shares-of
*
7:/.
-a
Piper,-Jaffray* &7
William
Boyce;
'•-.-•*'
■-
repay
Walker & Co.;
&
Hopwood; Rodman
Blunt
*
H.
G.
Courts
7,.
ETC.'
Corp.
'
■
bank loans and for
■
expansion?, Price, $15 per share. Underwritten by; W. ..E,7
•,<*
Hutton <fe Co.; Kalman ;&
Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs,&
; *?Co;; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; "Paine, Webber, Jackson *&-*
'
s
.stock
Laboratory,
i'Ai:'- ' if.U...
?; ■?'
-
cent
*
by corporation to farmer and non-farmer patrons,?
1,500.000 Economics
of
per, share,'
',.780,000
without underwriting.
underwriting.
■"
Corp.
and
'
inon
750,000 Cooperative Grange League Federation
Exchange, Inc. 150,- '
000 shares of common stock (par $5 >.
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, at par.- Offered by corporation to
X 7.7-farmer and non-farmer patrons, without
*»"
.
.
855,000 Borden
preceding column of this article.
a
^"' -Offered by The Sunrise Capital Corp.
♦7-7
.(flat)?
par
'•,!
,
shares
$86,273 Barber's Super Markets, Inc. 7,843 shares of common stock
:?-?, .. :?(par $10).' Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, $11
■
of
Offered
.
125,000
stock, $1 per -share.
Offerod by .company first for
scription by stockholders^ without underwriting.
.
-7?;i
$100).7
(par
Purpose, for ^working
'
Co.
"
1,000,000 Cooperative Grange League Federation
Exchange, Inc. 10,-'.
7-' ;000 shares of
cumulative preferred stock
.;?7-
Co. and associates.
,-'■■♦•■/
$2,500;000 Sunrise-Fund-, Inc. 500,000 shares of capital stock (par
lO 'eents)." Purpose, for investments.
Price, $5 per share.
.
shares
share.
Bear Stores Co. 325,000 shares of class A common
-stock (par 33% cents )t ? Price, $10 per share/Offered
by
The Ohio Company to residents of State of Ohio
only.
Completed., ,;
r-
See under "Long-Term
cents).
Purpose, for property
'class, A stock. $7 per share;
'"v/j-LVTESTMENT
Co.
-
Exploration
50
$1).
Vy-
Aronson
Goodbody &
Motel
-$1)
7, Price,
;
■
Co.
(par
Development
$1,306,432i
.
V
7
■/
.
1,958,416 Uontfiiental Uopper & Steel Industries, Inc. 170,297 shares
- *
•
—of common stock
(par $2).
Purpose, for improvements,,
working capital, etc.
Price, $11.50 per share.
Offered
by company for
subscription by common stockholders.
'
-...Unsubscribed portion
(2,894
shares).
Underwritten
by
7
'•
900,0Q0 .'Investors 'Securities Corp. 450,000 shares of common stock:
PurppsQ, for development costs, etc. Price, $2
■
? per-share.7 Offered by Allied Securities Corp., to bona fide.
7 >7 1', %?• .'residents of Georgia.
7-.
•
-
?
.,
•>*
-
.
stock,, (par
w
? 7 N. Siegler & Co. Oversubscribed.
'r^7,*900,000 Applied Science Corp. of Princeton 30,000 shares of com-*
;
moil stock (.par $2),
Purpose, to repay bank loans and?
>
for working capital.
Price, $30 per share.
Placed
pri-%"
'
.;#• ' -"'"vately through Clark, Dodge <fe Co.
7
'•
;
£
Drilling &
r-?--???. LAND, BUILDINGS,
7
,
,
16,683
per
Chaplin & Co.
3,250,000 Big
',.7
$300,000 Brookridge
-
Co. 40,000 shares, of- $1.20 cumulative '*
convertible preferred stock, 1950 series
"(par $20)7 -PUV-^
pose,:to retire bank loans and for working capital.
Price,-?
*,7:7
at, par-and accrued dividends.
Underwritten by Fulton
Reid & Co., Inc.;
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; The First '.
-.^Cleveland Corp.; Baker, Simonds & Co.; H. L. Emerson""
*\' '' : &£■ Co., Inc.; Livingston, Williams & Co., Inc. and Edwardv
i
!■
-
7
7?
-
and
Completed.
7
7
'
2,512,500 Borg-Warner Corp. 60,000 shares of common stock
(par
$5). Price, $41.8-7-% per share. Offered by F. S.
Moseley& Co.; Glore, Forgan &
Co.; and Hornblower & Weeks.
Oil
stock
stock •'"(par
•
AND MANUFACTURING.77'
Marine
common
106,432 Fleetwood
V'T
..
Reserve
./ ?/,■;stock.(par/$!)? Purpose,
77 ?•!
par.?. Offered by Wagner
-^7
tw
^62,838,"024 7 7;
&
1,560,000 Beatrice Foods Corp. 30,000 shares of common stock
(par
$12.50). Price, $52 per share. Offered' by White, Weld <S*
■
Bonds and Notts'/in
i':7
$425,000
per
Co.'
McCourtney-Breeken-
Wagenseller
Rhoades & Co.
•
,
of
.
,
Inc.;
Spencer
448,356 Armstrong Cork Co.
$1). Price, $26.8772
.
Ytong
& Mining
Corp. 300,000 shares of
$1).
Purpose,
for
drilling costs,
Price, at par. Offered by company'
to public? without underwriting. ■
•
*
*
-
? 125,000 Prince
,»
:.yt
Butcher
,' •?
^ common /stock?*(par
■»
Mason-Hagan,
McDonald
<fc
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Beane; The Milwaukee Co.; F. S. Moseley <Sc
Co.;
Son & Co.;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Th»
Trask
& Co.;
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
& Durst,
Inc.; Walston & Co.,
Inc.;
Co.; White, Weld <te Co.; Winslow, Cohu &s
Stetson;* Dean Witter & Co.; Harold E. »Wood &
Co.;
Woodcock, Hess, Moyer & Co., Inc.; and Yates, Heitncr
& Woods.
Oversubscribed.
v',/ workingcapital," etc.
.
Co.;
Co.;
Day;
common
OIL
$300,000 American
J
(par
shares.
Corp?
v,,;? .-v -writingi/-'
7 1,500,000 Spar-MJca.Corp., Ltd., 250,000 shares of 5# convertible
7'
i"
7'preferred stock (par $5) ,,and 500,000 shares of common-.
7
7" •-7- stbck-lpar $1) in units of one preferred and two common.
vv-7
Securities
300,000 Washington
i
stock
common
by
of
Weeks;
Newboid's
Werthelm
$24,088^600
*
cent
shares'
176,450
r.
.
Corp. 3,000 units called "Escrow Re¬
ceipts.Purpose, for capital expenditures: Price; $100
per unit.
Offered by company to
public, without under-
7
..
h
Purpose, for exploration and development and
working capital.
Price, 10 cents per share.
Offered by"
Columbia Securities Co. (later, by Carroll &
Co.).: 7
>-- €
one
Underwritten
'
Co.
&
,
v
&
*
.
,
*
'*
Co.,"
Wainwright
share.
per
and
H.
Inc.;
(par
working
stock '(paivone cent). Purpose, for equipment, work-ing capital, etc./Price, $2 per share.
Offered by Dennis
,7
&
C,
-
•'
.'A
•?
Inc.; Wugenseller & Durst,"
Co.; g. H. Walker & Co.;'
Westheiiner-and Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter
Co.; Harold E, Wood & Co.; Wulff, Hansen"& Co. and
Yarnall, Biddle & Cc
-r
Inc.;
*
""
&
Underwood,
,
.
$10
equipment
new
stock,
common
Hornblower
.
Co.; '
Mayer; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Singer,^
Scribner; F. S. Sniithers & Co.;. William R7
i.
Staats & Co.; Starkweather & Co.p Stein Bros. &
Boyde?'
'7Stern Brothers &
Co.-ji Stix & Co.; Stone & Webster?
Securities Corp.; Stroud <fe Co.; "Inc.;
Sweney Cartwright*
V :& Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson;
-VSpencer-Track & Co.; Tucker, Anthony <fe R. L.
ppy.;v
Price,
for
of
fCred
by - company for subscription- by
common
-stock-holders. ! Unsubscribed portion (6,451 shares)
Underwrit-,?.;.
,
7* ten.iby?Morgan Stanley .& Co.; Clark, Dodge & CO.;
'•'./'/Dominick., & Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Harriman
Ripley
Vir
Co? Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.;*
Paine,-Webber, Jackson & Curtis'; Chas. W. Scranton &
Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; White, Weld &
Co.; Wood,"
Struthers & Co.; Cooley & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.jPutnam
& Co.
and Richard W. Clarke
Corp. All sold?
300,000 Tyrex Drug & Chemical Corp. 150,000 shares of class
Co.;7
Seasongood
=Deane
:
-7
Roney &
?
-
Rotan, Mosle Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Saunders, Stiver*•
Co.;- Schwabacher & Co.;.'ChaS.^W. Seranton &
v
'.
?/*
C.
cents).,;;-Purpose,
shares
:???-'•
Inc.; Irving Lundborg & Co:;'?
Robinson-Humphrey Co.^ Inc.; Wm.
50,000
Inc.;
Company; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper,Jaffray & Hopwood; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; *Rein& Gardner; Reynolds <fe
Co., Inc.; The RobinsonHumphrey Co. Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Spencer, Swain
<te Co., Inc.; William R. Staats <te
Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;Stern Brothers & Co.;
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stifel,
Nicolaus <to Co., Inc.; Stix & Co.; Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp.; Stroud & Co.,
Inc.; Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
cumulative
'stock, (par,.$25). Purpose, for expansion.program.
Price/
$28.50 per; share to stockholders; $32.50 to public.
Of-
&
The
60-cent
of
&
&
Ohio
^,7 7"
.
*:***•
Inc.
.
Co."; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;. F. S.Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; W. H. Newboid's "
Co.; Newburger & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; The
Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
<& Curtis; Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray
&^
-•-Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich"•
.•Vb Co.;
Putnam & Co;;i Rauscher,
Pierce & Co.;
Inc.;^
iReinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds &
Co., Inc.; Riter & Co.;?'
'
Co.,
capital.
.,
,
.
shares
•
Milwaukee
.
150,000
ty7v 7 .--&'Sherrerd?;.. •••■.'
? 5,054,629 Scovill -Manufacturing
Moseley &
.Son
five
*?;t;
Kidder, Pea body & Co.;
Loeb & Co,; Laird, Bissell Ss Meeds; Laird & Com-,
Corp.; w. C. Langley Ss Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.;
Lehman Brothers;
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Carl M. Loeb,*'
Loewi & Co.,
Inc.
Co.,
holdt
.
Co.,
500,000 Sandura
Kuhn,
Rhoades & Co.;
W.
i
.
Inc.; Kay? Richards *
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.;,*
.Manley,/Bennett & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Mason-j
Hagan, Inc..; A. E. Masten & Co.; McCormick &
Co?/
McDonald
&
Co.^ Mead, Miller & Co.; Merrill Lynch,»
Pierfce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill, Turben &
Co.,
Inc'.jr
;,-
"
pany,
V'*-"
;
.
.
1,125,000 Sandura
Kalman & Co.,
Co.;
.
Marks-
ridge
Fcnner &
? •7? "?^convertible preferred stock (par $7.50). Purpose, for new
??>-7 ..equipment and working capital.
Price,
$10 per
share.
„7;7. 7
Underwritten by Butcher & Sherrerd.
„vphrey7;lncf; W. E. Hutton & Co.;-The Illinois Co., Inc.;
^7-7* ~ -Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.; Janney, Dulles
.,SsK
«'• t"'7 *■:'•'"•Battles,..Inci; Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc.; Joseph,?
e
-
.
-•
300.000
,
&
Co;;' Harriinan
.
.
.
&
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; W. E. Hutton
Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kalman &
Company, Inc.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.; Arthur M.
Krensky & Co.,
Inc.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Lehman
Brothers; Lentz, Newton «fc Co.; Lester, Ryons &
Co.;
Loewi & Co., Inc.; Irving
Lundborg & Co* Laurence MP.
-
Ladd; Hallgarten & Co.; Hallo-,
Ripley & *Co.;- Inc.;.
& Co.; _H&yden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill
Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Henry Herrman & Go.;;*
7';Hill & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard Ss Son; Hirsch Ss Co.; Hooker
Fay; Hornblower & Weeks; Hulme, Applegate & Hum- '
&•
Mid-South.
Mooney.., Aircraft, Inc. 60,000 shai*es of common stock
'vHipar $5). Purpose, for machinery,
equipment, etc. Price,
7;7?~• ;; ?
par.'? Offered by company to public, without under- •
%
writing.
1
..;
.
Co.;
yYager,cine,-Oversubscribed.
S? Hope
Howard,
Securities Co.;-The Milwaukee Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson
fe Curtis;
Piper,, Jaffray & Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard
& Co.,
Inc.;, Schwabacher & Co.; Shields &
Co.; Smith,
Barney **& Co.; Straus, Blosser &
McDowell; Sutro & Co.;
:«Wagenseller,& Durst, Inc.; G. "H. Walker &
Co.; Winslow,
Cohu
Stetson; Woodard-Elwood & Co. and Fred C.
.7
.
E.
Son;
&
*
.
&;
Soils; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodbody &
Co.;
Marache & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hanrahaxt
Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz <te Co.;
Henry Herrman & Co.; Hill Brothers; J. J. B. Hilliard Ss
&
.
'
.Vr^well, Sulzberger
^777' .7 7 Hayden, Miller
rett
Granbery,
*:
Dominick;* Doolittle
7■_Co.;• El-worthy & Co;; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Estabrook;
r./ • V
Co.;;,Clement A. Evans Ss, Co. Inc.; Faheyr Clark Ss Co.;?
.v
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Ferris & Co.;' Field,"Richards
;; •?r/as"-<;6r;>' The First Boston
Corp.; First, of Michigan Corp.; )
?/*••:
Wi-Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. -B. Hibbs &■ Co., Inc.; Fulton^
:v;;Reid & Co.. Inc.;, Glore, Forgair & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
>*,J
C°-; Goodbody & Co.;" W. D. Gradison & Co.; Grant-'?
?7„7Brownell
Securities Corp.; Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.; Farwell,
Cliapmail & Co.; First California Co. (Inc.); Robert Gar¬
Co.;
~
& Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;.Eastman
Securities & Co.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes
Union
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast; Dittmar & Co., Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; A. G.
Edwards & Sons; Eppler, Guerin & Turner Inc.; Equitabl®
,
,
Ss
Dominick
,
Podesta
•.
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., ;
Inc.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.;DeHaven & Townsend
Crouter,
:& Bodine; R. S. Dickson & Co., InciJ Dillon, Reed & Co. ;
Inc.;
;
Ss
& Co.;
-.
julien, Collins & Co.; Cooley &
Co.; Cruttenden,
& Co:'; Davis,
Skaggs & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler &
v^Co.*:rR.;S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Doolittle & Co.; Francis I.?
'duPont & Co.; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
? A. G.* Edwards & Sons; First Securities Co. of
Chicago; :
Fusz-Schmelzle: & Co., Inc.; Carter H.
Harrison & Co.;
7 Hemphill,:Nqyes & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; A. C. Karr &
Co.;.
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Link. Gorman, Peck &
Co.; Carl
'M. Loeb;' Rhoades &
Co.; The Marshall
C.?
Co.,; Inc.;--vj;
Brush, Slocumb
"
Co.''(.Inc..Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Chiles-Schutz '&r"
•••••'V. Co.; ■ Clarke Dodge & Co.; V.E. W. Clark & Co.; CSbbey?
*o» ."j, : >7Shively & Co.; Collett. Ss Co.,
Inc.; Collin, : Norton & Co.#
J
*7;. J .7',., /C.?C! Cpllings & Co.,-?,Inc?:..Julien Collins & Co.; Cooley-&/
7" Co.; Courts & Co.; ~ Craigmyle, Pinney & Co.; Crowell,/
-
Co.
Inc.;?Bell & Farrell,. Inc.; Blair &?Co. Inc.; Blunt:
Ellis & Simmons;
George D. B. Bonbright & Co.; Bosworth
jSuJiiyan ■& £o:.h Inc.; Brush, Slocumb & Co.
Inc.; Butcher
& ..Sliprrerd; • Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); E. W. Clark-
Baker, .Weeks, &
Bateman,
•
-
&
•
Gas
Co.,
on page
Represents issues placed privately.
t Indicates
issues
t Indicates
special
competitively,
offering.
sold
200,000
$6.75 per share.
8)
shares of common
Offered by A. C.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
(1892)
3
pleted.
•
-
S isT P?ST$72.75
Maryland Ry., 25-year 5'/3% debentures due Jan.
Price, lOOfy and accrued interest., Underwritten
Western
in 719700
0
1982.
1
share.
per
Oversubscribed,
Corp.
Boston
of common stock
Offered by The First
6,000 shares
Co.,
Stanley & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Baker, Weeks & Co.; Alex. Brown &
Sons- Dick & Merle-Smith; The First Boston Corp.; Harninan Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone <Ss Co.;
Hornblower
& Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
L33Grange & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; F. S. Smithers
&
Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc. and Wood, Struthers & Co.
r
by
Morgan
Watts & Co.;
Baker
Oversubscribed.
benefit
i was
from
stated
confident that, they would be among the first to
Backlog of the company's orders
for the
upturn in business.
an
between $5,000,000 and $6,000,000 with sales
be
to
at nearly $4,500,000,
<
indicated that because of the heavy
first quarter
It was also
■
.
cancellation of orders
the loss for the first quarter
:
•'
'
resulting from the downturn in business,
would be approximately $400,000
Officials Promoted—
E.
.
George
lUThe
of Chicago.—V.
The
before, following a proxy contest, stockholders of the
reelected its board of directors by a live to one vote, plus
Frederic C. Dumaine, Jr. Mr. Dumaine, who formerly
served as President of the New York, New Haven & Hartford RR., is
Treasurer
and Trustee of Amdsaeag: corj).; > nn investment trust in
Boston, Mass.—V. 167, p. 1430.
*
v
Corporation and
General
week
Investment News
-
Sales
(Continued from page 2)
*
Manufacturing Co.—Sales
Binks
Up—Earnings Off—
making
sales,
cessive
its history for the third suc¬
highest volume in
the
year.
Rico,
holdings
and
as a 12y2%
stock Interest in Pepsi-Cola General
has exclusive franchises for Chicago, Des Moines,
well
as
Inc., which
and Kansas City.
Louisville
its
policy
itself
divesting
of
would continue "at opportune
investments unrelated to its'
of
The
located
company,
$400,000.—V.
164,
major league baseball club—the Kansas City Athletics of the Ameri¬
can League.
And his other business interests are widespread. He is a
manufacturing,
and Chief Executive Officer. Other new
Morgan,
formerly General Manager of
and J. R. Yarnell, formerly
B-A's production department in Calgary and
Treasurer.—V. 187, p. 325.
Manager
for
Assistant Secretary,
Vice-President,
as
as
Zinc-Lead
Callahan
stockholders
The
with
company
for
Vulcan
one
at
,
1
'
I
:-y. YY
,v
1539.
p.
sales
Profit
$9,700,000, or
figures are
1958 first
quarter would be about 50 cents per share. Sales for the first quarter
of 1957 totaled $10,210,747 and earnings amounted to $760,114, or 75
cents per common 6hare after preferred dividends.
Commenting
.
is
the
on
due
decrease
the
to-
in
earnings,
in
reduction
sales
as
Mr.
well
the
to
as
increased
level of expenses resulting from the company's 1957 expansion program
which included the opening of eight new sales offices and increasing
the sales force by 20%.
The company has no intention of cutting back
this
sales effort, which is expected to contribute to future
growth, nor does it plan to expand any further at this time."—V. 187,
expanded
p. 1310.
'.
'
Brunswick
....
Balke
-
-
Colleiider
Co.
—
income
Net
Pfd.
debentures
Subscriptions
due
April 2, 1958, were subscribed for at par, and the remain¬
ing $219,000 unsubscribed debentures were taken up
and
sold
by the underwriters, headed by Lehman
Brothers and Goldman, Sachs & Co.
had expired on April 16.
B.
for
E.
backlog of orders in
Sales
for
the
approximately
excess
of
6,000
first quarter of
19%.
Figures
on
Budget Finance
In
-
of
a
Loan
Plan
and
company,
Co.,
Inc.,
it
was
it
The
plan
of
lenders,
President
Budget.
The
of
Mvron
L.
93
estimated
the
of
resources
operating
combined
in
15
volume
of
business
companies
States
and
in
the
excess
would
exceed
$40,000,000,
Territory of Hawaii,
of $60,000,000.
with
The details, of the merger were not disclosed but
proxy statements will
be sent to stockholders in about 30
days.
I
Charles
ir
—V.
S.
oi
Offer,
President,
and
Albert
Behrstock,
Chairman
of
the
by Budget
Torrance, Calif., office of Imperial Thrift & Loan
^flva leoe„!?cqui?'ed
lot, p.. 1202.
Court order
were in excess of $160,000, the officials stated.
11
~ i
application further states that the Commission's prior retention
The
jurisdiction with respect to the resolution of problems presented
by the continued existence of a minority public interest in Arkansas
of
Fuel
Oil
and
that
to be
that
the
corporation
the
of
cost
Court
officers
company's
profit..
had
used
its
money
is
The
number
management
to
of
ot dlrectors won an overwhelming victory
the company
proxies
122,000
on
announced
for
the
April 16.
at
the
opposition
to
now
was
The
447,000
meeting
for
was
Fuel
Court
States
set
aside
of
Arkansas
in
interest
Arkansas
of
have
Fuel
The
(51.5%).
Oil
Appeals
filed
for
Cities and Arkansas Fuel
elimination of the 48.5%
Oil or the disposition by
two companies and a stock¬
petitions for review with the
the Third
1957 order,
the September
Circuit requesting -that
which review proceeding
1204.
pending.—V. 187, p.
Offered—
April 11 pub¬
licly offered 20,000 shares of common stock at $20 per sh.
Coachella
Stores, Inc.—Stock Offering Completed—
sion
program.
*
»
increase
period.
\
of
almost
contrasts
period
-'
•
.
For the six months ended Dec.
31,1957, sales
The
corresponding period of the prior fiscal year, an
Net profit of $240 for the current six-month
a
net loss of $385 for the corresponding 1956
••
small country stores, paid the Initial costs of new store openings
curtailed credit sales. As of April .1, 1958, remaining credit sales
'
,
September, 1957, Caribe Stores, Inc. received—without payment—
Such
stock
Central America, the Caribbean and South
given to induce Caribe Stores, Inc. to take
in
was
this project.
28,
1958,
.
.
'
of Central
American
Mineral
Resources, S.A.—V.
187,
p.
454.
reports
showed
trial
the
an
products
Tractor
on
operations
for the
increase in sales of
contribution
Corp.
to
acquired
this
as
42%
a
fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1957,
the previous year and pointed
over
increase
result
was
of
made
the
by the
merger
line of indus¬
American
with
Y„Y
.
Y
<
...
;
■
/
..
,
operated
sales
a
volume
in
1958,
Mr.
said.
It
is
the third company to be acquired by Cohu Electronics
Last December, Cohu formed its Millivac Division
months.
recent
Inc.,
Cohu,
30% in the following
•
from the merging of Millivac
•
shares
.
be
total
Electronics"
Massa will be
in
,
outstanding of record March 19, 1958.
After payment of
this stock dividend,' Caribe Stores, Inc. will retain approximately 10,000
.
anticipated that this will increase to more than
the board
Inc.
Stores,
.
will
will give. Cohu
and
year.
America.
an active
of directors voted to distribute .075
shares of Central American Mineral Resources, S.A. per share of Caribe
March
?
firjn
Boston
Electronics
Cohu
85,000 shares of stock of Central American Mineral Resources, S.A., a
Panamanian corporation recently organized to engage in oil and mineral
exploitation
Inc.—Acquires Massa Concern—
as the Massa Division of Cohu
predominant place in the production
of underwater sound equipment,
sonar devices and ultra-sonic
prod¬
ucts for the Navy and private industry;
It also will make Cohu one
of the leading manufacturers of transducers, now widely used in many
phases of electronics.
Creation of the iiew Massa Division is expected to add 20%
to
The
During this period the company eliminated the Import division, closed
In
proceeds are to be used for company's construction program.
Chairman.
i
many
and
on
Agreement has* been reached on terms for the purchase by this
corporation of Massa Laboratories, Inc., of Boston, Mass.,
it; was
announced cn April 16 hy La Motte T. Cohu, President and Board
$1,501,255, compared
5fo.
with
Co.—Stock
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.,
Cohu Electronics,
.,
were
Telephone
Valley
Dean Witter &
increase funds available for expansion,
in January, 1958, the cor¬
poration offered its stockholders 247,560 additional common shares at
52 cents per share.
This offering was successfully completed and the
proceeds added to capital.
Such funds together with increased bank
credit are making possible the accomplishment of the company's expan¬
out
meeting
slate.
stock
its
of
holder
United
Court
interest
minority
Cities
for
';
-
(J. I.) Case Co,—Profits Expected to Improve—
Co.—Management Slate Wins—
h^aJfff?ient
y
at the offices of
grounds other than the entry of such order.
on
to defraud anyone in its operations.
The
held
thereunder
20, 1957, the Commission directed
take appropriate action to-effect the
both
Kin-Tel
of
Instrument Corp. and Volkers & Schaffers,
Schenectady,. N. Y.
Cohu Electronics also operates
in,San Diego and a new research division in
Division
Angeles.
Another,
new
division
is expected to be
lifassa
its
Los
announced shortly.
will remain as
Massa and his associates
substantial portion of the
U. S. Navy's electro-acoustic equipment which is often referred
to as
"underwater
radar."
Many of the Massa products have been estab¬
lished as U. S. Navy standards in government contracts.
Frank
President
Billiard
after the entry of the order applied for,
to contest any action taken or proposed
Corp. will continue
Cities will be free
taken
public
The corporation consented to the injunction through its President,
Stanley I. Schonbrun.
He denied, however, that the concern sought
On
c5°5f' on Aprd 15 announced the acquisition
the
Plan of
charged
own
interest in
Continues Expansion—
fiwfj
Finance
also
26
13, 1958.
company.
a
ceased.
offices
has applied to the SEC for-an order pursuant to the
Act declaring that it has ceased to be a holding
the meaning of that Act; and the Commission has
within
application .states that, it is a corporation organized under
law having its principal executive offices in New York and
that it is a company owning securities of companies- engaged prin¬
cipally in the oil and natural gas business.
It registered under the
Act as a holding company on Jan. 29,
1941.
Since such r6gistration
it has
disposed of all its interests in public utility companies and
no
longer has any interest, direct or indirect, in any public utility
I
accused
have
at
-
Cities'
Jr.
Lefkowitz
might
'
Delaware
to
Mr.
offices
-
--
announced
17
Sept.
4
that
with
with $1,435,989 in the
companies.
April
on
its
f scheduled the application for hearing on May
i
On
their
all
Michelman,
water. freight
-and
and .-.lake
Company
Oil
He
'
Budget.
Gartland
the
and
rail
company
fraudulent
April
On
operations
merger
and
of
Signature,
would
become
Financial
Vice-President
of
Albert Behrstock would continue as Chairman of the Board
of the merged
an
Vice-President
Hecht,
$5.53
7
.
subsidiary,. Dominion
of Canada, Ltd.
The price
investors $500,000.
He said
the
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. had violated
the State's General Business Law by selling securities while insolvent.
v
(Calif.)—Proposed Merger—
a
C.
of
company
;
permanently barred by
was
p.
company
Holding
•
dealing in securities in New York State.
by Justice William
Caribe
principle
concern
,
549,611
$5.60
*
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Stock Sales
,
2,192,390
555,231
Applies for Holding Company Act Exemption—
restraining, order was obtained in Manhattan, (N. Y.) Supreme
by Louis J. Lefkowitz, State Attorney General. It was signed
Court
To
the plan, the surviving
company would be Budget Finance
Mr. Offer would continue as President of- the merged companies
and Irving S. Michelman, Executive Vice-President of
Signature, would
Executive
estate
April 16 from
on
Plan.
become
real
This
,
'
2,214,505
-
the sale of all public utility
Natural Gas Co.,-Ltd.,. to Union
Gas Co.
was said to be above $20,000,000."
Dominion
Natural
Gas ;Co.,
Ltd.. serves communities
along
the
northern
borders
of
JLakes Ontario [ and Erie in the Province
of
Ontario.
Union Gas also operates in Ontario.- ,.u ,
V,
was
Under
.
i
.
institutional
$1.81
3,394.000
$3,038,691
^
outstanding—
share
2096.
Y
'
railroad
This
Capital Funding Corp.
on April 18 by Charles 8. Offer, President
Myron L. Michelman, President of Signature
disclosed that the board of directors of their
respective companies have approved in
subject to the approval of stockholders,
required regulatory authorities.
•
2,670,000
Cities Service Co.—Sells Canadian Operation—
$3,646,760. $2,238,106
193,128
None
1,372,100
1,240,962
2,139,644.
2,068.270
$1.61
$1.08
Taggart
Barred—
joint statement issued
this
2,085,343
$0.87
6,432,691
common
railroad
a
assets
,
1958, including MacGregor, will be up
profits for the first quarter of 1958
quarter of 1957.
2,005,443
com.
•.
1956
$51,504,158
5,781,692
—
foreign income taxes—
&
paid
per
185,
The
.
Associated Bakeries, Inc.—Secon¬
dary Offering—A secondary offering of 55,000 shares of
! common stock (par $1) was made on April 11 by Boett;
cher & Co. at $22.25 per share, with a dealer's concession
| of 00 cents per share. It was completed.—V. 179, p. 1156.
concern,
should be considerably better than for the first
stated.—V. 187, p. 1539.
>.
per
Campbell
Subscription rights
machines.
$4,012,642
'
237,504
1,668,237
share—
—V. 186, p. 2366.
Bensinger, President, on April 21 announced that the demand
pinsetters lias been so great that Brunswick currently has a
the
$1,992,228
237,503
1,657,100
paid
dividends
1957...
taxes
Steamship Co.-last week started
service, the first ever negotiated
carrier,- for the shipment of Illinois",and
Indiana coal to Great Lakes.ports.
.y
•
The railroad brings the co^il from Illinois and Indiana mines to
Chicago, where it W"1-.be transferred to Gartland ships for delivery
to
such
ports as Sheboygan,
Ashland and Manitowoc, Wis., and
Escanaba, Mich.—V. 187, p. 1647.
1,450,000
3,440,3802,750,000
.
income
$3,111,692
combined
by
1954
*7
.
726,380
operation
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—New Service—
• ■.
1955
1956
..
.
paid
shs. outstanding—
Earns,
—
1973, which were recently of¬
subscription by common stockholders of record
fered for
& foreign.
profit—
Com.
•
■' y
and
J,
Subs.)- -Earnings Show
(&
shares
This
a
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
1957
taxes
-taxes.—
dividends
Common
About 97.5% of the 4%%, $8,593,200 convertible subor¬
dinated
Vulcau
''The
said,
Bruning
inc.
before
Prov. for Fed.
down about. 5%, from the first quarter of 1957.
Complete
not yet available, but he estimated that earnings for the
decrease
Capital
$56,730,338 $66,665,511 $64,373,957 $61,578,596
2,716,608
.7,453,028
6,396,760
3,688,106
sales
Net
to be approximately
expected
are
of
exchange
the
Inc.
profit
Earnings
Zinc presently outstanding.
a proposal to amend the
/ '
• *
•
Y Calumet & Hecla, Inc.
Year End. Dec. 31—
that
Net
by-laws including the elimination of pre-emptive rights, of shareholders.
They also approved an increase in the debt limit to $3,000,000 from
$1,000,000 and a restricted stock option plan for two officials.—V. 137,
this company were at a favorable level consid¬
ering the continued decline in business conditions, Herbert F. Bruning,
President, told the annual meeting of stockholders on April 10.•;
said
represent
shares
725,689
letter of notification with the
stock (no parj to be offered
v
for Federal
Provision
—V.
which
a
common
31—
Ended Dec.
Dividends
of
of
shares
$55,496,385
Vulcan Silver Lead Co. on the basis of one share of
share of Callahan, E. A. Salo, Secretary of Callahan
bhares and the 1,802,409 shares of Callahan
Callahan Zinc shareholders also adopted
filed
April 11
on
11,400
before
Profit
announced.
Vulcan shareholders approved the merger at a
meeting held on April 7.
The merged company will be known as Callahan Mining Corp.
Callahan Zinc owner of 1,149,061 shares or 61% of Vulcan Silver's
First quarter tales of
He
$2.28
per
Year
this
Zinc,
(Charles) Brunlng Co., Inc.—Sales and Earnings Down
■
$25
Small Decline—-
annual meeting approved a merger of
the
corporation
covering
Chesebrough-Pond's
below,—-V. 187, p. 1539.
Co.
Zinc-Lead Co. Inc.—Merger Approved—
Callahan
?
Corp.
Corp., was made President
appointments- were J.
W.
4,013~706
4,123,892
$2.28
share—
share, without underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
to be used
for
construction
of a television broadcasting station in Paterson, N.
at
.
.
See
SEC
Cotp.—Merger Approved—
Callahan Mining
•
announced four major executive
18
appointments. M. S. Beringer, retiring President, was re-elected Chair¬
man of the Board. E. D. Brockett, formerly Vice-President, Gulf Oil
Services
■i
President—
British American Oil Co. Ltd.—New
B-A's
This
Corp.;
outstanding
The board of directors on April
*
,
300,000
4,012,382
2,944,792
37, Inc., Bloomfield, N. J.—Files With SEC—
Channel
of Henry Holt & Co. and of Western Tablet & Stationery
Chairman of the Boards of Blakely Oswald Printing Co., Blomgren Brothers, Northwestern Terra Cotta Corp., and Denver Terra Cotta
Co.; and a member of the executive committee of Minneapolis Moline
Co.—V. 181, p. 743.
*
* "
•
.
director
2683.
p.
(in cash)
dividends
shares is canceling these holdings.
After the merger
there will be 2,528,048 outstanding shares of the new Callahan Mining
Manitoba, Canada, will until
to it ol 5% convertible
to exhaust the sum of
Winnipeg,
at
May 7, 1958, receive tenders for the sale
preferred stock
to an amount sufficient
300,000
4,073,211
declared—
dividends declared
$9,479,241
$9,703,747
—;—
—
a
Stk.
Corp., Ltd.—Tenders for Preferred
Ribbon
—
taxes—.;—._
income
_■_*
1956
1957
$69,396,849 $67,526,280
11,303,.747
11,379,241
1,600,000
1,900,000
—
taxes,.--;—
Earnings per common
—V. 186, p. 2367,
'
Canteen Co.
matic
for the
next,
May 23.
on
paid (in stock)
Common shares outstanding
is President and Vice-Chairman of the Board of Autoof America. He is also well-known as the owner of
Johnson
Mr.
;
and banking.—V. 185, 1>. 607
principal interests of soft drink bottling
Blue
of the Board, on April 21
Chairman
Lannan,
:
Relin said the holding corporation
Mr.
times"
Patrick
redemption
for
revenue——
dividends
Preference
j the election of Arnold M. Johnson as Chairman of the Executive Com¬
*
the corporation's investments in Pepsi-Cola bottling plants. Its
include exclusive Pepsi-Cola franchises in Los Angeles, Mexico City
Bottlers,
Official—
Federal
profit
Common
April 8
.
for
Net
Common
voted to change the corporate name of
this company to Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inci
Bernurd Relin, President, said the name had been changed to reflect
Puerto
Prov.
other
income
before
announced
1
Corp.—Name Changed—
on
and
sales
Profit
included for periods subsequent to
1957.—V. 187, pp. 1202 and 1310.
1,
Oct.
.
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.—Earnings—
mittee of this company.
were
Blair Holdings
The stockholders
acquisition,
called
has
company
Year Ended December 31—
Net
are
(II. M.) Byllesby & Co., Inc.—New
J.
.
,
,
equal to $4.12 per share based on 197,242
Bhares of capital stock outstanding on Nov. 30, 1957, as against $4.76
a share in 1956 adjusted to the same number of shares.—V. 186, p. 110.
earnings
1957
The
of
date
<
had net earnings of $811,688 after taxes in the fiscal
year ended Nov. 30, 1957. compared with $939,470 the year before.
Burke B. Roche, President, said the company had a
7% rise in
This company
...
...
plus accrued interest. Payment .will .be'made!at the Old Colony Trust
45 Milk Street, Boston; Mass." or -at tnfe Manufacturers Trust Co.,
55 Broad Street, New York, N, Y.—V. 187, p, 1647.
...
*1958—3 Mos.—1957
$9,837,033 $35,071,586 $29,198,225
$12,078,950
Stores Co.
of T.G.&Y.
„
_.
Co.,
*1958— Month—1957
—.
Sales
to
»
.
(& Subs.)—March Sales Up—
Butler Brothers
Period End. Mar. 31—
187, p.. 1310,
%
•
National Bank & Trust Co.
City
of
operation of the sinking or improvement fund $87,000 of its 4"»% first
and general mortgage bonds, series W, due May 1, 1987. at 102.76%,
new member,
„
director of this company
a
Velde.
Vice-President
a
Central Maine Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
company
one
elected
been
Walter H.
Daniels'is
Mr.
has
Daniels
L
the late
succeed
of
urer; Paul L. Smith as Controller; and H. Massie Smoot as Assistant
Secretary and Assistant Treasurer.
Mr. Dabney was formerly Secretary
j aiid Treasurer and Mr. Smith Assistant Controller, and Assistant Treas-
special offering.
t Indicates
net profit of $1,300,000
$987,000.
Chairman of the Board and
Brown,
Caspers Tin Plate Go.--Banker on Board—
*
X Indicates
a
loss in the previous year of
a
President, and Marc B.
Rojtman, Executive Vice-President :and General Manager, on April 17
.pointed out that-sales to date were showing substantial increases over
last year and that .the company's new products in both the agricul¬
tural
and
Industrial
field
were- being
enthusiastically received by
both the dealer organization and' customers. It .was pointed out that
the peak season for sales was just. getting under way and that while
I the results to' date were very encouraging, a major portion of the
company's business for this year still lies ahead,
.j
i -The outlook for Case remains, good, despite general economic-con¬
ditions, and management expressed confidence that the current year
j will .show further improvement in both .sales and profits.—V. 187,
p.
1'539.
s.: *;
John T.
;
•
with
compared
as
Bullard, Chairman of the Board, on April 21 announced the
Francis L. Dabney as Vice-President, Secretary ana Treas-
C.
election
Represents issues placed privately.
issues sold competitively,
•
E. • C. Bullard,
the Board,
of
\ stated that they were
'
$102,45l,jt»7
the opposition,
presided and officers of the company outlined
'plans for diversification of the company's products and product devel¬
opment for the future.
,
; '
.
<•
In response to questions, officers of the company indicated that the
machine tool industry was the first, to be hard hit by the recession but
! Chairman
Insurance
Travelers
436,500
Prior to the recess, James A. Walsh, spokesman for
virtually, conceded victory for the management slate.
j
Com¬
■
showed
Earnings for the year under review
to complete the
to permit the tellers
17
legal count of the proxy vote.
Dallas Corp.
and Metropolitan
Inc.
Co.
&
Allyn
however, until April
recessed,
(Continued from page 7)
have
Massa
former
Massa,
of
the
developed
also
electro-acoustic
Massa
and
has
and
put
head of
Division
of
Laboratories,
Cohu.
into production
a
developed
and holds patents on
electro-mechanical devices used in
a
number of
and
industrial
187
Volume
Number 5737
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
; (1893)
medical
Ultra-sonic transducers
fields.
produced by the company are
a
principal" component of - remote .tuning devices for television sets.
They are - being sold to major television set manufacturers at" the
rate of 5,000 a week.—-V. 187, p. 1204.
Delta Electric Co., Marion, Ind-
-Earnings Lower—
Year Ended December 31—
sales
.
31—"
Three Months'Ended March
Net sales
'
'
1958
*
-Z——- $11,068,906
—
Loss before income taxes
'
1957
*
Net
1956
Provision for Federal income tax—_
„'
'Income.
™
Lower sales and
•
„
attributed
$696,380
——
to
""
earnings ^during
cautious
'
,
level
construction; the continued Cost-price squeeze, including
softening- in the -price structures- of certain products; charges
facilities made idle by low levels of production; and the
—V.
line.
*
- -
-
—% *'
.
/•
-
.
S
—
••
-
The'Gold Seal line, sales
of March
the like
over
which
on
period
.
'* future
To Merger Divisions— -/
;
*.
_
•.
"
•
v
2737.
;:
\
.
Consolidated Natural Ga»
The
of
interested
Joined
proposals
will
until
the
five" of
its
SEC; -and
subsidiaries
the
in- the7
Commission
equipment
their
^
added
given'7 ' ; corporation
is
Natural
Gas
Corp.,
r
-
to
have
the
second
...
to
the
board
of
187;
'Because
of
1'
-
reactor
and
f
the- 1957
:
of
June
the
•>
and
in
the
additional
amount
.
See
Williams
Furnace
Continental
plant.-—V.
Co.- of
and
sand,
concrete,
r
and
-announced
concrete
572. i.v'J-
p.
9
the'acquisition
'Coro, Inc.—Plans
,
blocks
(
'
r'
Cities
Plant
feet
of
of
space
$140,000.
completed
making it
ineiu-
a
Construction
W.
,
to
Service &r.
its
is
scheduled
to
above.—V.
Restricted Stock
to
p.
31—>"
Year Ended Dec.
Total
income
_
Prof it
before
Provisions
for
~
"
-
-
:
sales
1956
172,
1531.
p.
state
income
taxes—
-
-
/ 34,461;' 1
profit includes special items in
Cash
57c
dividends
stock
Common
shares
Earnings
per
1956^>—
$542,446
341,444
1,119,680
1,421,065
id.—_
.—
dividend
declared.:——
outstanding
share.—.
common
-V., 187, p. .572.
.
;
to
of
Option
'
4
Profit
Prov.
-
before
income ..taxes.
for Fed.
,
* ^^7 -
^ f
Preferred
<fc Canadian
1 , " *• i
t* .
dividends
Common
shares
Earnings: per1
^
"* ' * , •* * * • '*
^ •
■.
d. -.V
U../
j,
'V
Nathan
Elliott,
V.
the
on
price., was not disclosed.
J.
E.
Martin,
quarter.
President'.
»
Year Ended December 31
.
of
The
Prov.
for income
taxes_;_di-d_^_'j.:
*
-
x
Net- profit
.«;*
•
r
186, p.
1
t.
.
;
-
V
flT6t
time
*•
under
188,627 holders
stock as the first
holders
5,974
$63,169
J2
.
Development
Laboratories at
opened
its
new
Hawthorne,
r
*
•
~
American
-
In addition, to expanded research in the fields of
foamed and solid
states'plastics,/the laboratories will, contaiq facilities to.
develop more
precise quality control methods/organic analysis and
prototype fabri;
cation*
The*
building also houses
■facilities- irmL. offices
p.
for
a
engineers
1091.
complete scientific library, testing
and technical personnel.—V..
187,
'
"
States
1,500
and
people,
Canada.
with-24 branch
.An
export
division
.;
ended
year
June: 30;
1957, -Federal
Glass
Co.
had
and
807,212
boxboard
and
$3,920,000,
or
shares.
common
t
corrugated boxes and
a supplier ,of containerboard, while Federal Glass
a growing user of folding cartons.
Upon approval of the merger by stockholders of- both
companies,
is
Federal
Glass
Giving
-
will
effect
become
to
the
division of Federal
a
merger;
Federal
Paper Board.
Bourd will : have
Paper
assets of about
$50,000,000 and working capital in
Kennedy reports.—V. 187, p. 44.
First
of
excess
>
total
$18,000,000,
s
Corp., Washington, D. ,C.—Stock Of¬
fered—Whitmore, Bruce & Co., also of Washington, on
April 10 offered 500,000 shares of class A common; stock
-
the
company's
of "common stock,
Thrilt
Plan.
.
(par five cents) at $5 per share
'
:
PROCEEDS—The
used
*
.,
*:
21,039 holders of*
1958
ended.
These
kind
of
'
'
7
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
'
1958—3 Mos.—1957
'
.
Gas
it
A
com.
(non-voting)
B
com.
533
miles
of
Texas
line
and
and
•
"Avenue,
At
ings,
least
in
compressor
These
*
extent
located
to
are
addition,; thq
of
noc
of
the
lessees
the
presently,
it
has.no
ities
of
field
facilities include
about 266 miles of pipeline, 8,920 horsepower in compressor capacity, and dehydration, metering r.nd other equipment.
The
main line facilities involved in this project include 126 miles of
pipeline
and additional compressor horsepower at new and
existing stations.
of El Paso's applicaground of insufficient gas
supplies, said, that there was doubt as to whether El Paso had demoncheated its ability to meet its! system requirements after 1963 and that
.
.
,
""
The Commission,, which pointed
tions
it
were
should
^
opposed by
continue its
out that both
the FPC staff
efforts
to
on
the
improve
its
over-till
supply
will
be
office build¬
will to the
the
are
proceeds
real
of this issue in equipment lease-backs
have qualifications similar to those required
owned by the. company." The company
estate
has made no commitments to purchase any' property and
specific property In mind, although it has received several
persons who - *Te, or who represent persona who are
selling real property on a Iqase-badk basis; an#.the com¬
to advertise: and otherwise solicit investment opportun¬
in
expects
once
it
business.—V.
commences
Florida Canada
p. 2473.
186,
,
Corp., Miami Beach, Fla.—Sales and
.
Earnings Higher—Merger Voted—Name Changed—
The stockholders were told
-
of
the
Board,
Mr.
„
Chesler
that
This
$11,915,349.
noted
sales
compares
that
position.
April 21 by Louis A. Chesler, Chairman
for
the
first quarter of
1958
reached
with sales for. all 1957 of $22,576,432.
on
-
one-half
of
1957
sales
took
place
in
the
last
quarter of the year, after Florida, Canada had launched a nationwide
advertising and promotion campaign to sell its homes and homesites
in Port Charlotte, a planned city on Florida's west coast.
.
Net
for
income
the
three
to $1,664,093, or 72c a share.
The
issue
company
in
was
project cost of about $55,502,000.
-
including
from
interested
pany
involves
estimated
of- this
The
company a greater return than teal-estate which
such risks.
The company may also invest less than
to
total
proceeds
lease-backs
stores.
the
by
the
the
of
estate
retail
or
company may Invest less than a majority of
issue in real estate which, because greater risks
of• :hi»
inquiries
cost
plants in the Los Angeles area. The field facilities authorized
the Commission are estimated to cost approximately $31,438,000,
of
1,000shs.
purchase multi-purpose buildings in prime locations
having a high-credit rating. The company expects to
properties which it purchases for investment purposes.
It
not expect to engage in the business-of purchasing securities.
majority
a
35,000,000 cubic feet per day tb. existing custooiers in
Yuma.
• *1
concerned,
real
plants,
where the lessees involved
will be used to supply
to Southern
application, which
1,000shs.
the
•*
principally in
other
Outstanding
520,000shs.
10,000,000shs.
tenants
hold
■
estimated
FINANCING"
possible
with
and California/
horsepower,
facilities,
(par 5c)!__
majority
a
commercial
industrial
does
27,850
bo
J
•
Washington 9, D. C.
The primary purpose for which the
was formed is to purchase, own and hold lease-back
prop¬
company
approximately*
185,000,000 cubic feeV
Mexico.
be
to
BUSINESS—The corporation waa organized on July 31,-1957, under
laws'of the District of Columbia. ;Its, office, is at, 1739-Connecttout
.
New
PRESENT
(voting), (par 5c)
erties.
.
will
the
Co.^—FPC
.......
stock
Authorized
/
to
EFFECT TO
Class
;
$7,389,399 $20,054,497 $18,138,688
-
best efforts basis.
on a>
proceeds -from-the sale' of 'the
lease-back-properties and other properties
defray necessary operating costs.
-
stock.—
•'
1958—Month—1957-
.-
net
purchase
Class
'•
■
to
leased and to
and
quarter
period of
of
more
than
one
•
Leaseback
involve
out
^
-
at
United
power
and
basic research orf
This Is the latest In a series of expansions
by Dayton in
plastic foams, adhesives and foam rubber. ------"
•
located
modern
a
The two companies complement each other in many
respects. Federal
Paper Board, with 17 mills and carton plants, is a substantial user of
final; quarter
approved only insofar as (he field
also the construction of main line
facilities to .supply up to 100,000,000 cubic feet daily to a new custorner. Southern California Edison Co., for use in its steam electric
for
25,000- .square-foot two-story structure Is
La'ex Products Corp:, a wholly-owned
subsidiary.
operates
Board, a leading producer of folding
sales of $59,704,000 in 19&7 and earned
on
does
Arizona,
urethanes.
The
division
Paper
had
share
a
offers
The
Freedlander Research
Calif.,
•»
•.
$9,123,901
1E41.
and an additional
.
-
"
18
Company
-
an additional 75,000,000 cubic,feet
California Gas Co. and Southern
of Los Angeles,-Calif., an additional 75.000,000
cubic feet daily to Pacific Gas &: Electric Co., of San
Francisco, Calil'.,
2,887,575
Dayton Rubber Co.—Opens New Laboratories—
April
Box
225,000
involved,
Arizona,
""
on
Federal
•-'/■
——
187, p.
facilities
The-company;
the
the
fiscal
the
cartons;
the " first
gas per day" Jointly
Counties Gas Co., both
;
common
employs about
now
$16,983,000
on
$4.46
31,'
were
of
-
President
earnings of $1,209,000, or $5.37 a common
shares outstanding.
For the ) 2 months ended
31, 1957, sales were $18,522,000 and earnings were
$1,495,000,
tqual to $6.64 a share.
Mr.
Increased—
the
i63,169 '.* $107,100,000,
86.627
2,887,575
of
of
in
last
In
of
$1:098,853
$112,962
.-289,757
Donnan,
of ,one-share of Federal
shares-and ons-half of a $25
Dec.
1958,'
things,
Paso's ability to supply natural gas for the service
proposed in thatapplication.
v*
...
;
The
first
application,, which was approved in its entirety by the
Commission, includes" the constmction of 216 miles of main pipeline,
58,900 horsepower in compressor capacity, and field facilities
consisting
3,658
2,887,575
,
;
.t-
those
of
'El
1955
*
quarter
of
share
acted on two applications
by El Paso, but in one it
approved only the facilities necessary to enable the company to connect'
new sources of gas supply;
This proceeding was remanded to an FPC
presiding examiner for decision to determine,
among
other
—
$221,632
—-t—4
728.
7,915:
—
Dividends
Shares* outstanding
—V.
1956
$2,701,364". $1,600,447
229,547.,
116,520-
sales
.r/.The Corivmission
-
• »•--
1957
—
first
supply an additional
of natural gas per day to existing customers in Arizona
Idaho—Earnings Show Gain
.operattng4evenue&-i„—d—i:
the
its
$138,500,000 .to enable
1
Profit before income taxesdv—
A.
exchange
foreign sales.
In
■
du Pont dc Nemours & Co., Inc.—Number of
-
Total
the
1.155
Hercules
Glass
The Federal Power Commission on March 26
.authorized this company
to construct pipeline facilities estimated to cost a total of
-
'
...
.
Day Mines, Inc., Wallace,
In
offices
handles
'
and California—
railroad
'}
sales
organizations
........
/
Its
Federal
invested
.;;;'
-
civic
1900,
Authorizes Company
to Construct Pipeline Facilities
Costing $138,500,000 to
Supply Additional Natural Gas to Customers in Arizona
concern. produces gear, boxes for the automotive, truck',.farm
equipment and. construction, industries.. Dana-..Corp. makes parts- for
the .automotive, aircraft; farm implements,./construction and
industries.—'V. 18.3; p.. 1513.^i
for
for
and
abroad.
Ltd.,
1784.
p.
El. Paso- Natural
.
-./rCheJseft"
:
provides
plant for the manufacture of corrugated, containers which,
represent
an
important part of the company's. total sales volume.'
Organized in
pronounced
.
announced ,by
Albert
•
Graybeal, trustee in bankruptcy, Somerset, Ky., of the'
charcoal manufacturing plant at Biirnside, ■ Ky.—V. 485.
•//;•
Chelsea,-Mich., has been
replace
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—-March Sales
Up—
Dana
Tlie
numerous
187, p. 1784;.-'
—V.
_
by** John- R. Kennedy,
Edmund
387,229
and
to
'
Corp.,
of
.
December
>'.«Period End. Mar. 31—
Corp.—Acquires Michigaif Concern— ;
purchase - by 4hi3-J corporation' of Chelsea Products,
Thc7f
made
was
and
112,500 shares of its preferred stock.
After
the merger,
Paper Board will have outstanding 1,067,487 common shares
shares of 4.6% preferred stock.
Federal
Glass
specializes in quality machine-made glassware sold
through chain, department and other retail stores in the United States
Director, etc.—
Director
a
U
•
■
boards
«
in bankruotcy, Federal
Bldg., Lexington.
to. 10 a.m., (CDT) on MayJ7 for the purchase
from"M."'E.
company's
p. 2670*
*.
company
There
referee
up
elected
an
Sales
J.
Board;
t
stock
common
stock
senior
the
preferred
figures include
1,287,000
;
plan
merger
Paper
4.6%cumulative* preferred share of Federal
Paper Board.
This
exchange will require 259,875 shares of Federal Paper Board common
stock¬
24,823,000
13,798:575
^
approval,
oft the
par
was owned by 203,692 stockholders as of
March
increase of 2,812 over the number of holders recorded at
the"
close of 1957.
The total also was 31,731' over the number
of March'
.31, 1957.
Most of the increase was in employees who became
$3.53
May 7—
for
Federal
agreement
and
An
holders for
*
Cumberland Corp.—Bids for Plant
Ky.,/will receive bid?
In
187,
1958;
50,048:000
share..
common
VT. 187, p, 1312.
of
Federal Glass.
Glass
.the'
1957.
-This
1956
$2.66
declared
outstanding..
effected, via an exchange of
sharks,
both-, companies and will be submitted
oi
.
Sharply Of£
38,051,000
1,249,000
24,840,000
13,810,545
paid.
dividends
Common
Income
1113.
p.
'
—460,609,000 462,350,000
62,402,900
83,481,000
taxes (net).
24,351,000
33,433,000
—
which* will: be
$0.37
,
i
Net; sales—"
been
of
—V.
1,391,325
1957
,
has
.
a
Stockholders
Crown Zellorbach Corp (& Subs.)—Earns.
stockholders
The
as
(E. I.)
Yebr ETnded Pec-31—
acquisition,
^Announcement
encouraging aspect of this trend is that it has been
in recent weeks.- In March, and thus far?
April, our Incoming orders have been
running at a higher rate'
than at any time In the previous six months;
We are not convinced
that trie period of inventory liquidation has
run
its course, however,»
we
do expect another slight gain in sales for the
current quarter "
$523,972
347,831
$0.38
Go.; Inc.- below.^-V. 182.
been', ratified' bjv directors
President
In
...;
.
-
.
The
lias
statement with the SEC
stock, to be offered pur¬
Plan.—V. 187, p. 1784.
immediately ahead.
increasingly
7,000
►
Net
,
Columbus, O.-—^Proposed "Mergerj—
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.—Proposed
Acquisition
I
-
$10,000,000,. while
almost
24%
under
quarter last year, were up.about 5% from those
$2,884,633
$1,901,147
income,
576,907- '
530,972
&
Niven
served
early
$9,500,000
—•
Federal
...
-This company has arranged to
acquire the Federal Glas» Co.-, Colum¬
Ohio, a manufacturer of machine-made glassware and
corrugated
containers.
' 1
V
,
;
.
the second quarter last year, our sales gave evidence
that a period of inventory
absorption had started," Mr. Ducommun '
said. <"From a record high of
$13,100,000 of sales in the first quarter
of 1957,
our sales eased steadily throughout the
rest of the year to'
-
"
1957 '
is
also
has
"As
2760.7'
/Crescent Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up Slightly—
Cott
retired.
Niven
months
and be
the plant
at
-1,1)107,000
,
dividends .paid*.
shares outstandings
bus,
Comirienting on the company's operations Charles E. Ducommun
President, noted a slight improvement in sales in recent
weeks but
cautioned against expecting any dynamic
upturn in business in
immediately
space
taxes-.-„"i___.™_id"' %400'JOW'
Federal"Income
'
'
partner of Gibson, Dunn &
Crutcher, lawyers*
of Los Angeles, Calif., and is Chairrnan of Ihe
Corporation Committee
of the Los Angeles Bar Association'.
A director of Purex
he
start
Van
Lohn,
Mr.
Expansion—
next Fall.
It will bring total floor
300,000 square feet, the company said.—V. 183,
-1956
,
,1392,481
See Federal Paper Board
•
■
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.—New
on
by
,
4,778412
.
April 10 announced it is adding 37,550 square
to its'factory in Providence, R. I.," at an estimated cost-1-
company
for
--1957
987.
The company on April 23 filed
a/registration
covering 118,976 shares of its $5 par common
'
"This
/
$50,868,-48^ $50^30,519
Federal Glass Co.,
,
•
.V
r" :
.
31—
income-taxes
-
(R. R.) Donnelley & Sons Co.—Files Stk.
Option Plan
W.
-
for labora-
$2,378412 "•' -$985,481"—Iv' 11 880,000<*
640,060
Gormmon
320.000"
'320,000
Earnings per "common 'share——$7.43 "- '
$3.08
—V. 180, p. 349./
:*
of
•
make' ready-mix
operate a silica sand
and
line
Federal
the
of
readings.
Particle -Monitors
new
a
Diebold
York
of
Los Angeles, Calif.
subsidiaries
mine
uranium,
its
brick
187,
April
on
affecting
Air
of
Net -profit—___—
Common
Dominion NafetraS 6«» €o^New Control—
,
for
use
s
compensation- unit
-
radiation-1 from
commercial
1
sales—
-
Prov.
'
Of ; the
which
shares
■
v.
corporation
garaina
wide
,
suant
This
built-in- electronic
minimum
using radioactive isotopes,- for many applications at; nuclear
plants; or5 for emergency contamination situations in;
industry
thO transportation of contaminated
-materials.—V» 187. p. 676.
Profit before
Continental Materials Corp., Chicago, 111.—Acquis.—
<.
its
„
"
investriient' company flied with the SEC
an
amend¬
ment
on
April 16,
1958 to its registration statement
covering -an
additional
6,000,000
shares
of
capital stock,
25
cents
par
value
—V. 187, p. 676.
>.
.
of
thus
..
a
-
This New
;
the
of1
Year Ended Dec.
V
2.
articles
in
Net
quarter of 15 cents1"
record
to
directors
p.
circuits,
..
Farrel-Birminffham Co., Inc.—Earns. "Sharply Higher
-•
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
•
to show
A continuous and,
this transistorized unit" has
Faifcriiril is currently considerihg production
i.
-
-
.
number
of nine.—V.
unit.
advanced design,
and
new
"
interpreted
reactor power plant system, g
failure* indicator monitors; all vital
lead-shielding because
which "keeps
background
outstanding from 920,000 to 900,000.,§
1
Wooster, :Ohio, and a director of Akron Brdss;
elected
was
-
submarine.'
isafegua-rd* tho health
.
A
of
19 instead
i
...
$35,000,000 to
provide funds to finance seasonal storage gas purchases by East Ohio. '.
Hope,-New York State and Peoples, which will borrow from Consolidated '
lor that purpose in the respective
amounts of $7,000,000, $5,000,000,
$21,500,000 and $ J,500,000.—V. 186, -p-. 1952; 1' ' ■
--^
'
'
Inc:,
bership of
;
for
maximum
a-nuclear
on.
monitor is to
but it may also be
any
circuit
of
in the
borrowing by Consolidated
'
dividend
a
installed
insuring effectiveness. Of: the
v
reducing the
authorized
Mfg.,
$2,000,000 to Peoples Natural* Gas Co.; (4)
said subsidiaries on their longrespective amounts of $19,000,000; $8,500,000;.
$11,000,000 and $6,009,000; <5 > purchase by Consolidated of an addf-tional-$500,000r of capital stock of The'River Gas €o,;.'and. (6) hank
term serial, notes,
Higher Rate—
/
Robert' Crltchfleld
borrowings-; from. Consolidated, by the
C
automatic
! '
these
*
requirements;
<2)
temporary,
interim
bank
bbrroWirigsby Consolidated ;'in theatnouhfc of $30,000,000, to be repaid
out of the proceeds of the debenture
sale; (3) temporary,' short-term
loans'to subsidiaries, as follows; $11,000,000 to The East
Ohio Gas Co.,
$6,000,000 to Hope Natural Gas Cc„ $11,000,000 to New York State
v
V
$423,000 spent in 1957 to nearly
$1,000,000 in
will be primarily devoted to
rie v
declared
has been
submarine personnel
malfunctioning, in
"
.
position
expenditures
payable June 12 to shareholders of
stockholders
adopted an amendment
T'he
t
construction
the
manufacturing facilities at the Wooster, Ohio plant.
facilities are scheduled for
completion on or
that
May
Corp.—Navy Contract
,
at
share,
a
'
1958
;
additional
1.
The directors
sale
-25-year
r
to
1958
the
from
office
May
.
Brice
atomic
taries.
Inc.—Earnings Reported
increase
«He
-
6, 1958, to request a ; hearing thereon.
contemplates
the following:'. < 1) .issuance
persons
financing, proposal
Donald
'
The
filing
has
A.
_
1958.
'
,
Co.—Financing Proposal—
with
with
elected
Board,
told
at the annual
meeting on April 7. He added that the
appeared reasonably favorable for the balance of
1958.
'
Maggln announced that Diebold's capital expenditures for
Mr.
Ships,
'Primary purpose-of the Fairchild
outlook
by Consolidated, at- competitive-'bidding,*-of $45,000,000 of
sinking--fund'debentures to - aid the subsidiaries in meeting
The
and
has
company-
financing
has
2214.
p.
of
* Bureau
.
stockholders
•
...
about
t
directors
185,
-
.
quarter earnings are expected to exceed those
comparable
period, Daniel
Maggiu,
Chairman - of the
coverings
the Gold Seal Brand .name.--'V-.--184,..p.
under
of
Dreboid.
.
i
..
First
P.-J.. Andre.: President, on
April li said the concern's Gold. Seal and
Sloane-Delaware Sales-divisions will, be. merged effective Dec.
31, 1958.
After that date the company will market a single line of floor
;
..
.
system, supply
application "which
the
on
The first
of a production order for Air Particle
Monitors, to be
developed by this, corporation under contract to-..the
Navy; Department,
-
*
-
Sales Up—
1958—Month—1957
1958—8 Mos.—1957 *
$3,032,001
$2,853;581 $24,080,205 $24,076,725
.
analysis, of
A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Mr. Bride joined- Dictaphone
Corporation in 1946 and, was appointed
director of advertising- arid
publictrelations in 1951.—V. 187, p. 1784> • "
month
vV"'-;
board
_
the
%/r
.v
;
any
mittee...
a
benefit of the company. -**
1313.-
.detailed
more
1541.
has called for .redemption on May 16. next, for
of the
sinking fund,. $80,000 of its first"'mortgage 5%%
bonds, due" April 15, 1968 at-100% * • Payment will-be made at
branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in' Ontario,
Canadri.
—V.
$1.59
advertising, it bas been announced by C. K. Woodbridge, Chairman of the 'Board and Chairman of the
Executive Com¬
i
Were-'Slightly ahead for the
:
a
p.
.
Dictaphone Corp.—Brice: Elected Vice-President—
year ago. has, an established, consumer
acceptance.
Although it is--anticipated-that" material expenses will be
incurred in the current year in connection with this
merger, the result¬
ing economies and other positive factors are expected to accrue to.
.
187, p.
The
the company, announced, the merger* as of Dec. 31,*
1958, of Its Sloahe-Delaware Bales DivLsion into the Gold Seal Division.
I
112;250
$1.58
/
.
of Vice-President,
On April 14*1958,
j
'
187,
corporation
series
168,375
109,410
of
to the- middle, of March, of vinyl asbestos' and
aspiialt tile because of-the, shutdown for enlargement of'the
company's
facilities for the production of these items and staft-up costs of the
-expanded
>
Sales
\ unavailability,:' prior
1
i-___
share
1356.
p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
were
occasioned by;
.
171,
143,817
!
Diana Stores Corp.—March
.
residential
"further
paid
expected
from the examiner's decision
operation
$397,488
the first quarter of"1958
spending- for durable Hems; low
consumer
'
of
>7,
*$203,181
$179,153
The
outstanding
Earnings per common
it
said
remanded.—V.
Fahralloy Canada Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
181,002
$178,198
Shares
—V.
;"J
Net loss
360,155
176,829
..
profit
Dividends
FPC
requirements
was
.
$14,112,568 $15,262,854
*379,181
*758,488
176,000
361,000
696,380
v
$3,511,285
350,027
income taxes„__
for Federal income taxes,
(est.)
Prov.
1956
$3,240,157
Profit before
Congoleum-Nairn liic.—Reports Loss for Quarter—
The
.
and
1957
Net
9
92c.on
months
Tills
ended
March
compares With
each of 2,287,500 shares of
.common
for
31,
1958
amounted
$2,099,831, equivalent
all
1957.
disclosed that Standard Products Co. of Mich., one of
largest producers of automotive parts, -had: nearly com¬
pilot plant for production of automotive parts of aluminum
directly with chromium under a new process • developed by
Ontario
Metal Plating
Corp., Ltd., a wholly-owned Florida- Canada
subsidiary.
;
\
Mr.
C esler
predicted sales of the corporation for the lull year
1958 of $75,000,000 made up. of 60,0(00, homesite-sales and the con¬
struction and sale of more than 2.000 homc3. .He estimated that,this
Mr.
the
Chesler
nation's
pleted
plated
would
a
yield
$10,000,000
in
profits
or
$4.37
a
share
on
the
common.
*
10
(1894)
corporation to be* known as General
will be changed in listings on the
.Hame
tne ^^ur-
Development Corp. The
Toronto Stock Exchange
Name Adopted—
American Stock Exchange.
,
Frank E. Mackle, Jr., Vice-President oi the Mackle Co., which owned
Hie other 50#
of General Development until the April 21 merger,
became President of the surviving corporation with Mr. Chesler remain¬
ing as Chairman of the Board.
Robert F. Mackle became a Vice-Presi¬
dent and a director and Eliott J. Mackle, a third brother, Secretary
the
end
j
continue
;
any
for
saies
taxes——,__™____™
income
& state income
for Fed.
Prov.
.___
____
before
Profit
Net
taxes—
"l0,533,344
shares
per
"■Bused
share-™™-™—$1.43
common
*$1.38
.
Aoril
of
Corp., New York City, is offering
issue of 100,000 shares of common stock (par
an
PROCEEDS—The
capital
v
speculation.
at $3 per share as a
10 cents)
BUSINESS—Company with executive offices
York City, was incorporated in Delaware
"
^
all
acquired
'
of
on
Other
stock
Common
187,
—V.
>,
10c)_,—
(par
Six
of
$328,710
187,
544,800
249,211
—v.
Net
$890,563
537.884
484,748
1,106,092
117,100
148,500
<217,600
84,047
70,050
$1,772,084
.; 1,006,232
271,500
140,313"
$1,823,338
171,644
operating
$171,179
$187,265
$328,002
142,661
218,555
Federal
Other
1958—Month—1957
taxes—*
256.000
141,206
$336,127
'
217,871
.'$661,719
$613,009
262,208
operating income—'
after charges—
Net
—V.
187, p.
six
The
•r
additional
purchase
>
that
stood
*
terms in
associated
with
Bay—along
V.
'
448,124
fjt
;
quire a total capital investment of $119,000,000.
Production at Moa
Bay and at the new refinery at Port Nickel, La.„ near New Orleans,
is scheduled to start in the summer of 1959.
•:
•
*
Moa
_.
•»
t
.•
'
also
,
has
contract
a
of
New
and
with
to
committed
is
ernment
York
of New
group
the
buy
United States, under which
to 271,000,000 pounds of
187,.
&
Trust
Sons,
Pa.—V.
185,
'
-
..
This
Elizabeth,
N.
J.
investment
company
420.
filed
Net sales
Profit
with
SEC—
the
SEC
an
;
1957
income
.'
taxes
^
ki
*
Preferred
7,219,226,
Prov. for Fed., state & Canadian income taxes_
Net
profit
-
of
4,001.178
4,111,430
290,518
;
291,769
"
1,494,736
1,494,736
.,
2,491,226
2,491,226
$1.49
___
$1.53
Service Co.—Partial Redemption—
The ..company has called for
its 3%% first mort a e '
©f
3,024,887
paid
paid
Common shares outstanding-.,
Earnings per common share
Gas
7,136,317
..
3,218,048
_
dividends
dividends
Common
1956
108,678,638 101,130,379
*
before
redemption
*1ne
on
June
2,'next,
$105,000
'•#
",1
plus
April
011
the
name
5.
.
of
Vitel,
E.
Corp.
sales
—v.
1977
1,462 559
taxes—
697,000
per
p.
'
$767,559
570,566
common
share
""
"
Hildring
S*> 01
Sales
Net
©f
in
its stock
this
in
97%
the
on
Government
■
company,
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
April
hoped
8
announced
to
a Supreme
be
that
able
Court
to
he
had
ernment
owned
since
asset.
General
1942,
Aniline's
when
it
was
Litigation,, primarily
stock
seized
has
as
initiated
been
an
by
held
Net
been
fixed
Number
enemy
or
Gov¬
Germana
Swiss
revenues™..
■
f
.
&
:
.
-»■
"
its
of
no
sale
public
par
at
187,
p.
/
1649.
,.
Registers Financing Pro¬
common
competitive
the sale
proceeds of
of
(& Subs.)—Sales and Earns. Up Sharply
Harsco Corp.
v
A
1957 '
$90,666,048
15,067;901
sales
income' taxes
before
Trading on
beginning' 011
,7
'
v"
•.
*
'?
'
"
:
,1
_
:—
,*
1956
'•
$76,328,121
the New York Stock Exchange
April 25.—V. 187, p.* 1543# .
was
'
in
the
•
split stoc
•
-
(H. J.)'Heinz Co.—Buys Dutch Food Concern—
This
stock
».
company,
of
on
April
7,
announced it .has bought
all
.
the
,
capita
major Netherlands, food processor, Taminiau's Conserv
fabrieken, N. V.. located in Ulst, near the West German border.
The Heinz firm said
it will continue to produce the jams, frui
t
\ juices
of
of
of
a
common
*
-
2.6 to 1
2.2 to l
207,546.424 163,888,582
share
shares outstanding
per
common
$47:70*"
:_
1
+4,513,153
stockholders
employees™:
•
*
-
24,539 1
42,100
—
*Based
on
average
Market
countries,
Heinz
sai
(& Subs.)—Earnings Show Gai
1957
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
•
Profit
1956
$30,327,587 $31,583,18
sales
before
income
taxes™—»_
919,63
444,559.
Provision for income taxes_
946,303
425,06
$46.91
4,493,193
21,178
#
Common
Holland Furnace Co.
$2.30
-
canned
—V.; 186,. p. 2474.
120,631,720 108,137,879
44,800
number of shares outstanding."^Including 112,642
shares owned and held by company for exercise of options..'. '•
,
*
$4.41
- 936,498
V 9,828,042
t
•
fruits currently made -by Taminiau and graduall
begin,#.processing its own "57 varieties" there.
The plant .wil
Benelux countries at first but eventuaUr
and
produce primarily for the
will "distribute
to
other
19,785,020
$3.31
*9281664
10,540,586
~
$2.40
<
common
wilf
-■
-15,459,247^
-
capital
equity
$
-$•'«-■
I 459.727.553" 438,136,637
taxes.—
assets
Number
'the
interhandel,
#,
•?*'••'
ratio
Stockholders'
of most
hoped for
is
by
after
'
per
working
Current
dispose
decision
operating
and
income
Number
of
—
.
Plan,—V. 187. p#1433:#
*•*.
share of common stock
Preferred dividends paid
Common
dividends paid—
;
Common dividends paid per share
term.
Some
President,
.
.
"Earnings
09
~
the
that
high.—V.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
Grace & Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
Ended Dec. 31—
;
"
1957" V' 1956
'*
380 377
;
412.
Year
570,566
380,377
General Aniline & Film
John
1
'
(W. R.)
T.
Net
Informed
1957
Utilities Co.
.
.
695,000
$762,958
—
paid
outstanding
181,
♦
an-'
filed a registration statement with the SEC on*.April 8,'
1958; covering 208,080 shares of its $5 par common stock, being the
number of common shares for which options may be granted under the
1956
$26,020,086
1,459,958
;
taxes
Prov. for Fed. income
Earnings
July,
its
The company
company's 1956 Employee's Stock Option
$25,329,875
—
income
Profit
President,
..
7 " Files Employees' Stock Option Plan—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Year Ended December 31—
Dlviaends
/
-v
„
•
Chares
Thomas,
J,
.
*'
before
perform¬
.
''
Profit
Net
Profit
,
"
General Bronze
Net
have resulted in outstanding
-
1
T
1C49.
on
12,892,816
jiroduction of the new resin is expected by-early 1959,c while'
7,580,579
6,873,114
Pro\#;fo%Eed., foreign and state income taxes
products made from fibers spun from Vitel may-be.expected" to;
486.534
194,518
Minority.;"interest in subs
the consumer level by late 1959.
^-lv''
•>*
Described as
a
linear co-polyester, Vitel is just.- one of. a family
$7,000,788
$5,825,184
.;
Net profit
;___
of raw materials from which stem a potentially unlimited. variety of
2.700,788
2,350,049
Cash- dividends -declared
/.products for widespread use.
It will be produced by, Goodyear-in a '
3,349,417
Stock 3 %,' dividends declared
1,916,790
new
$9,000,000 facility the firm is building at Apple. Grove, W. Va. ?
? 1,468,477
$1,315,784
Common shares outstanding
while actual spinning .will be done by a fiber •producer.tTA.y ■. Hfr>v
$4.77
$$4.43
Earnings per common share
One of
the
textile
giants to which the. resin will be supplied is
Beaunit Mills, Inc., Mr. Thomas said.
*■-:"Includes 77,756 shares issued as stock dividend.,. iAdjusled "to give
In response to this, new Good¬
retroactive effect to stock dividends.—V. 186, p. 1847.
year product Beaunit Mills has initiated construction of a $10,000,000
plant for the sole purpose of spinning fibers from Vitel#
I. Rogosin,
President of Beaunit Mills, said his -firm's/! new unit
Hart Oil Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—
will employ 300 workers and have an annual capacity , of- 10,000,000
The corporation on April 11 filed
a letter of notification with the
pounds of fiber, including staple, tow, and yard spun- frpnv tow. Used
SEC covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
alone
or
blended with
natural fibers or other synthetics#/the new
•
offered
at
25c
per
share,- without* underwriting.
The proceeds* are
fiber can be made into many items of
wearing apparel;of superior
to be-used for working capital.**.
" * L
' 1
quality. ,
.
' ,-/#
;
.v
•
' •
Goodyear's new plant for production of Vitel will be" located on
a
300-acre tract at Apple Grove, W, .Va., and has been designated the #
Hayeg Industries, Inc.—Stock Split Voted—
Point Pleasant plant.
Plans call for a five-story structure, with, ap¬
Dr.:joim-H;-.Lux, President, on April 23, announced that, the stock
proximately. 100,000 square feet .of floor space.#,Ground breaking is
holders at" their annual meeting approved the proposed 3-for-l stock
scheduled for April 15.
^
split., to be effective at the close of business April 24. The company'
Although
production of the polyester is still in the--pilot plant
transfer
agent,
The Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York, will mai
sta'fe, the Point Pleasant plant is expected to be on stream early in
formsr to all stockholders for use in surrendering their present s'toc"
# 1959 and will then provide polymer for the production of "fibers-for the
certificates, in exchange- forr three shares of $1- par -value - commo
textile'industry, as well as Videne laminating film.-"it
stock for each share held. '•
.- j
accrued interest.
Payment will be made
at
the
Chase Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 187,
|>.
102.10#-,
$428,835
to
the
and
stock.
Both issues are to' be
bidding.
the securities will be used to pay off
short-term notes of $16,000,000 issued to provide funds for construction
purposes, and the balance will be used to carry forward" the construction
program-7and for other corporate purposes.
The company's 1958-59
construction program is estimated at $110,000,000.—V. 187,:
1314.
for
Volume
•
.
Year Ended December 31—
t
of
shares
■
under
company
nounced
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns. Slightly Off—
rt
for
Vice-President
•
0dditional 5,000,000
p.
purchases
total
-
this
21, 1958, to its registration statement covering
shares of capital stock, $2 par value.—V. 186,
Aoril
on
$2.89
'• !
•>
'■
„
to the market. Whereas the broad average of the market
below the July, 1957 high,. The Common Stock Fund is
14.5#
offered
-
polyester resin for use in production of man-made, fibers for
textile applications as shirts, suitings, dresses;,iunderwear and
many
related items, has been developed and will be produced <> by
•
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Registers With
an
;
240,000
'
Kesinf^;y,.
'
Cross $10,000,000
amounted
fund
.
.end
'
V amendment
2446.
p.
reach
*
.
board.! of ^directors!
Co.;
New Hope,
mutual
V
posal With securities and Exchange Commission- - 1 H
wnn Securities ana ^xenange-commission— - •
This company filed a registration statement with the. SEC on April
16, 1958, covering $20,000,000 of first mortgage; bonds, due 1988,"arid
-
■
506,000
$2.21
Sales
Inc.—1958
this
of
pushing
Gulf-.States
partner
Crouter
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—-New
880.
p.
the
A
cents a pound and up to 23,835,000 pounds of cobalt at $2 a
pound in the period ending June 30, 1965, if the metal is tendered.
V.
,
1958,
within'"2:3#
.such
*74
t
&
•
*
to
purchases
ance, relative
is "now
in the oroxerage xirni foi,t De
<fc
Bodinef. J; Paul Crawford, Jr., Vice-President
and Wimield A. McGill, partner in-»CT A.
Bodine,
York
New
McGill
the Gov¬
nickel at
up
C.
Robert
Townsend,
Orleans banks has agreed to lend
bp to $75,000,000 for the project. The six steel and automobile con¬
cerns
bought 5% subordinated notes of Freeport Sulphur that will
mature after June 30,
1965—the date on which the bank loans must
be repaid, a Freeport spokesman said.
The Moa Bay project is scheduled to have a capacity of 50,000,000
pounds of nickel and 4.400,000 pounds of cobalt a year.
Freeport
A
'
,
elected
624,500
502,000
■
much favorable comment,
ed
cex
of
April .22
on
766.640
year to $10,387,412,
Director of Sales'for
the
Distributors Group, Inc.
*
A
•; In
commenting on the substantial increase, Mr. Ahbe stated that
The Common Stock Fund represented more than 40#
of total volume.
"Its early- shifts to more stable, low-risk investments, which have re-
on
..
,
stockholders
The
_____
;—^—
"s■
to John L. Ahbe,
fund's national sponsor/
^ 481,194
Goodall Rubber Co.—Three New Directors Elected—
estimated to re¬
facilities—are
(f
1,670,000
$1,459,966
—_
share—
according
Cement
Portland
1,285,000
,v
1
outstanding
Securities,
Group
Investor
Co.—Secondary . Offering—A v
2,500 shares of - common stock
April 15 by Blyth & Co-:, Inc.,"at';'
$17.6212 per share, with a dealer's discount of. 40< cents •
per share. It was completed.—V. 186, p. 525. .: v '
epecifying that if the price of nickel fell below 74 cents a pound
<the present quotation# the buying commitments would be voided,>
The nckel-cobalt mine and ore processing plants under construction
f
shares
•
1091.
secondary offering
(par $1) was made
of nickel
right, to
Mr. Williams reported. It was underthe highly-complex contracts was one
amounts,
the
among
Giant
with Cuban American
contracts
into
entered
Co.,
under
*
also
concerns
which commit them to buy substantial amounts
certain conditions and under which they have the
Nickel
3,129,966
$1,110,874
(est.J—
—
declared—.^———
dividends
April; IT,
Net
taxes
income
—
'•
/ .520,000
285,383
$327,931
233,354
-488,000
109,731
$3,535,863
2,184.983
281.000
taxes..
expenses—
income
state
Earnings per common
—V.' 187, p. 882.
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$4,323,064
2,887,962
$1,764,348
1,045,686
operating
&
profit
Common
Southwest—Earnings—
*■
'*■"
Fed.
for
Prov.
1956
2,395,874
taxes
income
262,082
$2,124,418
1,391,085
revenues
Slightly Down
$16,842,081 $16,488,755
before
Net
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
Operating
•
]
.
sales
Common
Cuba—
..
(
Year Ended December 31—1957
Net
1314.
187, p.
1958—2 Mas.^-1957 $7,801,462 $13,382,203 S14,206,7"45
1958—Month—1957
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.—Earnings
$354,039
116,916
income
after-charges
—V.
!
,
187, p. 1314.
Profit
Net
-L", "
v
.
Sales-$7,629,449
$910,210
taxes—
Mos.—1957V
1958—3
$28,390;184 $27,906,253 $69,068,250 $69,492,789
1433.
1958—2 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
expenses—_
income taxes—
operating
Other
187. p.
v.
,
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—March Sales Off—
>"■
Co. of Ohio—Earnings-
Operating
Federal
—v.
.
1958—Month—1957,/
.
,
'
Period End. Mar. 31—
revenues.
1957
$34,259,818 $30,637,842
1 •:
Sales—
.
;
$629,296
485,992
4'45,091?,
Higher—
1958
—
Grant Co.—March Sales Increased—
(Wi:;T.)
period End. Mar. 31—
315,599.
.
1314.
p.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Moa
were
c
-i-
$629,568
$319,108
240,518
income__
Operating
April 10 that
Freeport's subcidiary, the Cuban American Nickel Co.
He declined to identify the
contributing concerns, saying some had asked that their names be
withheld.
However, the McLouth Steel Corp. disclosed in its annual
\ report recently that it was participating in the arrangement.
•
funds
the
^54,377
363,672
282,400
156,560
charges——_
General Telephone
Bay, Cuba.
Williams, President, announced 011
received
earlier in the month by
tnining project at
Langbourne M.
.
250,144
11.8%
.
"■
# ;
■
.
contem-
—V..187, p. 1785.
.
2'3i2ii62 #2io62!87y'
184,115
taxes
oper.
after
—V.
steel and automobile concerns have loaned this company
$25,250,000 to help finance Freeport's nickel and cobalt
large
toal
a
996,477
sale
program,
Sales
#
29—
—-
$3 759,779 -' $3,5521574 "
$1,754,545
1,113,343
March
Weeks Ended
Sales
1958—2 Mos.—1957
revenues™™' $1,876,312
Co.—Current
Union
Grand
'
Inc.—Earnings-
1958—Month—1957
construction
'
is
plated of a new type of security made possible by recent Federal leglsj^t'iony -namely bonds secured by ship mortgages having' payment of
100#'"of principal and interest insured by the U. S. Government." As
the first step in this program, up to $21 million of such securities are
expected to be sold this year to finance part of the cost of the new
Santa Rosa and Santa Paula.—V. 187, p. T649'.v# <
:
r' . '
J
\ .
York 36, N. Y„ is
175 main Street,' White
Frederick P. Close,
the corporation.
of
General Telephone Co. of The
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Nickel Project in
*
reorganization.
1'* r
^
ship
Line's
Grace
finance
To
...
1958 has been fixed as the date as pf .yvhfch ownership
debtor corporation shall be determined for the, purpose
oper.
Net
Net
144.
p.
of
$57.6 million refuhd-
The balance of $36.8 million- is being taken down
M-during the first-half of 1958.
,
—
Outstanding
300,000 slis.
Authorized
2,000,000 shs.
plan
amended
totaling $111 million, '
At Dec. 31, 1957, $16.6 million of this new money
had'been taken down.
Vyvy'
1957 for financing in tjie
of lon8-term notes with insurance companies
f*iifg^"of'existing debt.
'
Levet, of the U. S. District
1958
York, on March
New
of
Arrangements were completed in March of
of which $53.4 million represented new money and
in the
Operating
TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
District
which left $36,830,000 to be taken down during the first half of 1958.
•
*<H4i-;"form
$5.54*.'
v-
Corp.—Court Approves Plan—
Operating
expenses-^™
Federal income-taxes—
the
f
\r~JrZ27'
#580,44#,
■A
.V'^T
Period End. Feb. 28—
45 West 45th St.,
Oct. 18, 1957 and
at
$2.05
Four
outstanding shares of Freeman Electric Con¬
struction Co. Inc., a New York corporation, which was organized 011
Feb.
27,
1951
and
Freeman Electrical
Motor Corp., a New York
corporation, which was organized on Oct. 1,., 1954.
The
predecessor corporations specialize in the construction of low
find high tension electrical distributing systems, all types of electrical
fire alarm and sound systems and interior lighting of all types in
commercial, industrial, governmental and laboratory buildings. They
Cilso engage in the installation of complete airfield
lighting, power
Cet-ups and the installation of heavy electrical work for radar.
The predecessor corporations lease" a warehouse and plant at Coram,
Eong Island, N. Y., consisting of a one-story building which houses
offices
and warehouse.
The building is approximately 150 feet by
100 feet and the lease runs to I960, at a rental of $150 per month.
bas
1,031,644
$1.64
General Telephone Co. of Indiana,
be
New
1,125,806
$3.03
deciding who may vote on the amended plant.' .;
H. Griffiths, 101 West 42nd Street, New
.
.
1,125,810
yy
1958 and an
unused revolving bank credit of $20,000,000 which terminates March 31, "
2959'*
r:'-'
W '1
V
„
"V *• '
'i/i -4 ^ '"■** "'Tdtal 5#. notes taken, down up to Dec. 31, 1957 was $74,170,000,
Plains, N. Y., is attorney for the trustee.—V. 183, p. 2290.' '.
used to increase working
purposes.
to
arc
general corporate
for other
and
proceeds
net
2,429,180
Charles
trustee
Securities
—Harris
47,190
2,629,621
agreements to be drawn down on June 30,
-the- above loan
;
/jri
5,4oo,0y0
y
:
411,704
371,813
Southern
the
18,
stock
of
publicly
2,530,758
508,747
605,197
made by Judge Richard H.
was
approving
1957.—V. 186, p. 1846.
31,
29#377»"
2,701,735
Stores
the
for
Court
Construction Co., Inc.—Stock Offered
Freeman Electric
2,394,729
f-
73,879
.
paid
share™
com.
per
order
An
7,295,758
7,360,212
shares outstanding at Dec.
on
'"prior to 1974 from funds borrowed at less than 5# interest. '
v* At the present time the company has a balance of $6,830,000 under
$
,
187, p. 1432.
—V.
10,163,912
-u-7,369,822
7,385,511
declared (in cash)_
outstanding—.
dividends
Common
6,237,000
y,;
divs.
outstanding—
shs.
Earns,
415,141,110 382,395,852
21,152,344 18.153,912
10.619,000
7,990,000
profit
Earnings
2,833,000
10,262
paid
dividends
Common
General
Common
2,800,000
4,263,949
—
stocks
Preference
Com.
Wet
123,332,634
5.437,637 ,, 12,019,467
in¬
,
dividends
Pfd.
1956
1957
31—
Year Ended December
5,204,991
.00
Subs.)—Earns. Slightly Up—
Foremost Dairies, Inc. (&
*
Federal
profit
Net
j
group
The
153,261,864 133,337,819
_
■;
a
4,473
taxes
taxis
come
to $3.7g
8,999,422
185,093,842
,__™__
inc.
Minority Interest™
all homesites were
important income even wnen
particular area.—V. 1S6, p. 1375.
produce
to
in
t«old
Prov.
American
•.
4,731,000
before
'
,
$
sales—™—
Profit
'
outstanding and $20,000,000 was used to repay bank loans con¬
in 1957 in anticipation of the new long-terni borrowing.
^
loans mature on March 1, 1990 and will require annual prepay¬
ments of $4,111,000
beginning March 1, 1964.
The notes can be re¬
deemed in whole or
in part at any time by payment of principal,
accrued interest and premium.
Prepayment may not be made, however,
stock in
Net
South
&
share amounted
*• *"
common
per
tracted
1954
1955
1956
1957
Year End. Dec. 31—
holdings in the original General
Mackie's development comprising
The
Gulf
and
Panagray
earnings
debt"
ings Show Increase-
the surviving corporation foi
Development Corp.
Port Charlotte and six lesser
but still substantial home development projects elsewhere in Florida,
always include water and sewerage systems to which title is retained
after communities are built.
Mi1. Chesler pointed out that these would
The
their
,
York.
New
total
$4.80 in 1956.
of institutional investors under which a total of $111,000,000 unsecured 5'# promissory notes would be issued.
As at March 31,
1958 a" total of $104,170,000 had been drawn down under these agree¬
ments.
Of this amount $57,556,000 was used to refund other long-term
with
Equipment Corp. (& Subs.)- -Earn-
General Precision
•
surviving corporation.
three Mackles accepted
the
of
,
above.
Canada Corp,
Florida
See
of
Co.,
compared? with
FINANCING—During 1957 the company entered into loan agreements
\
;•« -
National-Bank
Steamship
«
-New
Miami Beach; Fla.
General Development Corp.,
first time in five years, accord¬
profits declined in 1957 for the
Net
to the annual report of the, company.
*
Including the company's equity in undistributed earnings of non# consolidated subsidiaries
and
50#
owned, companies, such as Grace
ing
reported
$859,000,
compared
$32,103,000, against
Canaaa and
viving
Hildring
Mr,,
,
_ „
interests.
American
governmental creait easing
account being
taken of prospective
move or further attempts to stimulate ho#ne building.
The stockholders voted on April 21
to meige Florida
its 50<i
owned susbidiary, General Development Corp,f with
no
stockholders, has presented a sale to private
Interhandel claims it is the rightful owner. „
that first quarter earnings .-this -year were
with $913,000 in the 1957 period, x Sales were
$32,488,000,—V. 186, p. 2048.
?> v ~
holding company, and its
wlt^
basis of current experience
this was on th*
emphasized that
He
Net
profit
$501,744
*
Common
dividends
Common
shares
paid
outstanding
Earnings per common share
—V. 186. p. 1050.
$494,56
503,045
:
799,27
.702,184
886;58
$0.71
$0.5
"Volume
187
Number 5737
.
rThe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1895)
(Honolulu Oil Corp.—New
'•'.
L.
A.
Cranson,
formerly
President—
Executive
Vice-President,
president
and Chief Executive Officer of this
C. Mattei, 'who has been named Chairman
y-A.
944.
p.
has
been
elected
The
corporation to succeed
of the Board.—V. T86;p
Odd
r.
^Mndin-napoKs•Palnt-'&
;•>
.
Color Co.—Partial
company, has
called for redemption
debentures' due April 1,
1964 at
5',c
,
^F'ayriient?-will (be-made
r'Tnil-V:
Ind.—V.
•
.
its
;
at
the
1«7
187, p. 1314.
Indiana
on
Redemption—
May
lOOCo
1,
and
National
next,
Bank,
"
$G,000
accrued
Leslie Salt Co.
of
Net
Indianapolis,1
sales
Profit
y On.
Natural
April 22,
to
ments
1958,
the
by the filing on such date
of
Incorporation of the
stock,
jof
the
of
nominal
without
State
or
.-changed into two shares
Cand
that each
shares
of
amend¬
with
,the
outstanding : share
This corporation filed
of
will, be .reclassified
value,
par
articles ..of
corporation
each
or
17,-- 1958,
duo
of common
stock of the par value of
$5..each;
outstanding certificate representing the' number cf
then
expressed
Texas,
International Telephone
Proposed Debenture—
Split—
Articles
Secretary of State
common
Gas Uorp.—Stock
thereon
of
no
par
value common stock will, from
represent the same number of shares of $5,
par
The corporation issued to each holder of com¬
mon
stock of record at the close of business on
April 22, 1958, one
or more certificates
representing one additional share of $5 par value
common stock for each share of
no par value common .stock
1
registered
in his name on that date.
'
;'
"
•
"_•.
i
The price 'at which shares
of common
stock
shall be
delivered
*
Upon conversion of -the> company's
convertible
*; and
after
value
such
The
writing
date,
common
May
is
terms
general
■
the
to
funds
the
the
of
,
..
working
ments
$34.48
..
consolidated
1958
years
-
share
per.
y'. (
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
"J
187,
1433.
p.
\-;'J
' •
-
$5,613,173
;■•;.•*.'•
Corp.
--Year Ended
>
Net
'*
f
$5,734,654
~
Subs.)—Reports Loss
—
for
products sold
selling;
admin,
and
general
exps.
8.861,100,
-'Operating 4osS^i__'-221 Zvi-Zlf-J-Z-lZ-
Other
___.•:
Z
187, p.
Provision <or possible loss of
amount £due
unconsolidated, foreign
«ubsidiary_L'I_
Minority Interest
in
income
of
650, 603
of
manufacturing plant
and
tSpecial credit
,.
I Net
Crl23, 139
4
shares
per
outstanding_i_„-a_a__-j_^____^
common
;
'•-"Long-term debt
at
share_____.
Dec.
■
The
"plus
for
service
warranty
principle; (3) loss
accounting
((merit, .and related
(2)
portion
longer required
($185,732) on sale
under
of
$411,696)
The
corporation
---
Profit
-,'r
in
./
by
Each
^ and
share
of
dr--before March 31,
.on
thereafter -nnd
'thereaftervflincl
;
S
of
electric
the
on
or.
Is
1963
before:
or
convertible
into
four
Marcli£.31,
1967
"before-March 31, T970
and
1957
$4,087,674
common
This
has
company
applied
to
the
SEC
1958,
to
request
Ideal
>8
claims
hearing
a
the
exemption
businesses
more
and
'pany
Its
Ideal
to
its
are
Common
Federal
in
towns
-22
Power
towns
cost
is
business
of
from
of
any
which
engaged
in
nud
relation
to
such
the
directly
or,
that
ground
primarily
than
one
is
application.
that
it
engaged
business
*"
is
or
of
a
•'
14,
new
automobiles,
only incidentally
interested in one
ton
a
various
do
total
a
the total
or-indirectly, any material part of
subsidiary companies the principal
public-utility company.
businesses
volume
volume
of
of
other
than
business
business
per
the
1958
the
manufacture
subsidiaries,
convertible
of
Telephone
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Federal income taxes
Other
;
taxes
oper.
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$37,027,655 $35,240,245
22,948,711
21,970,921
loan
-
4,662,000
*
,
tools
and
3,717,887
Net
income-
oper.
program
will coipe
held
by the company
accumulation
of
cash from
that
the
1958 construction
program
additional
securities
to
the
of
can
"
.''
"
'
•*After
$10,703,645
1957
revenues
_
taxes__
4,565,362
9,324,905
•
and
9,074,405
Net
proceeds
bank
loans
balance to
as
of
Dec.
during the
stock,
into
$4.26
$4.03
2,146,391
made
for
be
the
applied
is
in
the
1957.
years
The
first
to
the
payment
of
which
is
The
cost
of
bank
the
1958-60 is estimated
the
three
third
loans
—'
Oil
investment
April 22. 1958 to
*4,000,000 shares of
p.
an
amendment
covering
stock,
$1
value
par
Registers
,
'
company
filed with the SEX)
its registration
statement
common
in
the
on
additional
an
fund.—V.
1206.
187,
.
1958
Net sales
.
:
Income before Federal taxes
Federal taxes
on
income_i
income (estimated)'
$11,645,674 $17,523,427
*479,657
1,984,386
determine
on
1,851,255 tehares)
186,
1848.
the
Corp.
sales
p.
1315.
outstanding
beginning Jan: 1,
stock
sale
each
of
share
the
of
stock
preferred
1960
preference
"*$0,13
$934,386
*
$0.50
will
be
at
stock,
a
rate
'
equal
annual
1544.
which
nuclear
1955
$865,920
,
$174,623
46,452
36,373
$1.03.
has
at
the
$0.23
tBased
on
Ga.
This
the
parts
the
effect
of
be
of
will
Georgia
their
nuclear
build
to
(lie
;
3
.
begin
test)
laboratory
large systems,
011
operations
to
this
Fall.
radiation.
will
include
87,
of
doing* test
of
the
worft
government;
commercial
reactora
1651.
p.
.'
•.
Star Gas Co.—To
air¬
operate
Marietta, Ga., plant of Lockheed.
activities
equipment.—V.
to
the only existing
megna
large quantities o£ materiala
or
servicing
,
und
of
operation,
provide
Force, for industry, and other branches
design, manufacture and
.
new
nuclear-powered
to
radiation
exposure
at
the
designing,
generation
aircraft.
scheduled
done
of
the
in
the
radiation effects
aircraft research
nuclear
of
for
nuclear
effects
is
of
largest
April 22 the forma¬
engaged
name
contract
a
on
is
reactors
development
nation's
component
associated
*
'
.
Increase Facilities—
seeking authority for the construction
gas
facilities during 1958 at an
estimated
$1,750,000, has been accepted for filing, the Federal
Power
a
would
applied toward the
expansion program.
installments.—V*
curtailment
this
1958—Month—1957
$5,540,000
187,
year.
The
was
be limited
below.—V.
181,
p.
Henry
and
H.
p.
of
B.
Theodore
Luxda
Luria
Steel
&
has
been
named
Trading Corp.
Luria, who died
March
on
;
to
President
succeed
of
his
this
company
brother, the lata
11.
<.
.
Mr.
Luria, who has been with the
companies in various capacities
1934, was Executive Vice-President of the
firms before
being
named to his present
position.—V. 184, p. 1730.
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc.—Stock
Offered—Puboffering of 400,000 shares of common stock
($10 pa*
value) was made on April 23 by Morgan
Stanley & Co.
and
52
associated
investment underwriting firms at
$22.50 per share. This is the first
public offering to in¬
vestors of securities of the
company.
It was quickly
die
first
oversubscribed and the books closed.
and
1
Of
the
account
was
reduced
selling
to
shares
of
the
of
being
423,187
offered,
and
company
stockholders,
shares
after
this
will
are
for
being
the
amount
sale.
sold
for
account
to
an
of
shipping
since
about
LISTING—The
shares
the
on
York
PROCEEDS—The
for
the
■
>
■
j
as
The
of
proceeds
be
fleet
area,
Inc.
of
at
is
United
South
sale
the
of
of
shares
tho
sold
not
determinable
which
States
common
operates
the
Gulf
stock
of
year
1957
of
at
tho
the
largest
flag. The
States
owned.
and
and
Europe,
Gulf
South
one
United
were
mail
Africa.
five. C-2
the
ports
Western
East
operated
The
54
ships
deadweight tons.
freight,
and
and
1957
under
which
54
transports
EARNINGS—For
,
31,
sailing
ports and the West Coast of
1958—3 Mos.—1957
the
program
Dec.
vessels
Kingdom
and
outstanding
Co.,
the
J
listing
to
its general funds for future re¬
undertaken a program to replace its
management has stated that the cosfc
57
ships, of
aggregate of 581,627
between
United
East
Far
an
company
.'service
the
and
financing
from
the
*
fleets
had
The
has
for
time.
numbered
owned
added
company
vessels
new
method
to
apply
Exchange.
the
foreiga
•
,
intends
Stock
net
will
company
with
and
1900.
company
New
tho
throe
aggregato
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Louisiana in 1925
to ^hipping interests which
have been operating in
present
type
passengers
In
regular
ports in the Caribbean
the Mediterranean area,
The
&
owns
company
50fr of
South American Steamship
freight
vessels
between
Gulf
America.
the
company's gross income based
on
terminated voyage
results was $89,530,000, compared with $73,654;000 in 1956.
Net income for 1957 was
$15,795,000, equal to $4.51
per share on the 3,500,000 shares of-common stock then
outstanding,
compared with $15>887,0r'0 n- «4.5<> per snare in the preceding year.
The
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$13,896,476 $11,913,848 $22,096,022 $20,841,379
shares
shares
holdings
successor
$9,168,000
$31,924,308
300,000
100,000
whose
BUSINESS—Company
$28,600,863
projeel
single
2578.
p.
883.
Sales Up—
1958—Month—1957
$350,000.—V. 185,
since
2242.
1958—Month—1957
to
Luria Engineering Co.—New
President Named—
*•'.
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$4,052,000 $11,657,000
Stores Corp.—March
-
187, p.
1956
*
company proposes to construct various lateral
pipelines, com*
stations and treating plants to enable
it to take into its main
system natural gas
which
it
will
purchase from producers
in the general area of its
existing system. The cost of
is
•
Period End. Mar. 31—•
—V.
tlio
cam¬
The
of
:
Sales
"
•
$465,674
24,152
branch
stock.
1,050,000
*$244,657
'
with
pipeline
to
$10,274,806 $11,326,779
187,
to
glass.
1207.
Air
the
quirements.
Period End. Mar. 31—
V.
the
investigating
and
total cost of
Koppers Co., Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 30,000 shares of common stock (par $10) was
made on April 15 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. at
$36.37 V2
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.15 per share.
It was oversubscribed.—V. 187, p. 1650.
Lerner
:—1
__
p.
Cr235,000
devoted
Commission said on April 3.
negotiated by The First Bos¬
,
on
Net income
Net inc. per com. share (based
>Losfl.—V.
1957
be
in
P.
Corp.—Forms Nuclear Laboratories
Division
the
Dawsonville,
for
Lone
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—March Sales Off—
;
Three Months Ended March 31—
with
Force
Manufacturing will
the
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Reports Loss for
Quarter-
■
at
dry-cargo
-r-
will
will
An application by this
company
and operation of natural
1092.
Toklan
1958
advertising
Georgia Division disclosed
operating
Georgia
Air
y.
Kirby Petroleum Co.—Subsidiary Expands—
See
in
company
Inc.—Earnings Decline—
completely testing operating systems
fleet
to $9,000;000
construction program
$99,000,000.—V. 187, p. 1206.
Incorporated Income Fund, Boston, Mass.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
the
Lockheed's
the
and
amounted
•,
Spend Record
$0.56
Dawsonville
to
.
$94,312,694
placed
production
Period End. Mar. 31—
company's
at
the
•
$12,239,874 $12,151,850
$6,381,876
709,674
1,532,920
269,773
244,000
667,000*95,151
stock)
facility
and
January when the seven-day production week
p.
(in
facilities
of
In
187,
to
187, p.
share
Dawsonville
for
junior
for
common
Sales
—V.
short-term
-
pressor
from
in
paid
The
.
financing construction expenditures
construction.
new
31,
to
de¬
-♦
campaign
1957
The
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—March Sales Increased—
on
are
dis¬
air
market
.
this
programs.—V.
manufacture,
connection
the
materials
Trust
&
dollar
taxes
common
separate
a
provides
4,292,775
p-
common
of
trend
„
per
corporation's
facility
151,614
<
j
.
In
lor
$8,793,072
March, a five-day production week was established. The com"
pany operated throughout 1957 on a seven-day production week when
it was able to sell its,entire
output.
This latest cut will result in a
production rate of about 67'ic of that in effect in 1957.—V.
187, p. 1786.
April 23 filed a "registration statement with
the
SEC covering
$25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due
1988, tq be
•offered for public sale at competitive
bidding.
company
will
'
'
'
*.
_____
is
>
•
$9,381,819
151,614
4,333,822
2,168,426
1207.
shares was
/
The- Georgia Nuclear Laboratories is
12,263,072
3,470,000
3,540,000
income
ready to
industrial heat.
Kcnnecott Copper Corp.—Further Curtails
Operations
six.
-
This
•-*
"air-
and
.
deducting $104,864 refund of Federal income taxes.
outstanding Dec. 31, 1957.—V. 187, p. 776.
of
and
Illinois Power Co.—Proposes Bond
Offering—
.
division
shares
tion
$121,268,437 $117,487,619
income taxes—
'
•
business
Lockheed Aircraft
1956
12,921,819
-
Bank
Tin's
$9,803,386
4,683,549
charges
187,. p. 1433.
$4,918,437
make
be
-Earnings Up Slightly
,
'
local
own
dividends
tEarnings
public.
and to" prevent further
inventory increases.
Revised schedules will be developed
by the individual divisions
full information will be given out as soon as available.
7,566,738
$5,358,571
after
—V.
1315
repayable
made
Net
tho
foreign
Pepsodent
profit
Common
construction
the
'
' '
multi-million
their
before
Net
,
"
current demand
9,236,000
8,246,449
to
institutional
glass
distributors
will
tie
in
directly
drive, supplementing L-O-FV national
sales
~
4,058,373
continue
:
Income taxes
other
and New Mexico, Charles D.
Michaelson, General Manager of the com¬
pany's Western Mining" Divisions, announced on April 18. This further
reduction is intended to bring
pioduction more neurly into line with
$75,871,643 $71,900,999
47,651,549
45,294,875
9,270,000
also
of
for
.
greatly reduced United States demand for copper forces this
corporation to further curtail its operations, in Utah, Nevada, Arizona
1958—2 Mos.—1957
4,633,000
its
sales
Profit
The
1154.
1
£
said
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
Co., The Chase Manhattan Bank and The First
National City Bank of New York, which
permits it to borrow up to
$50,000,000 on a >'revolving basis until the
end
of
1960.
Any such
borrowings may at the company's option be converted into a term
gas from fields in northern
Louisiana
Boettcher Oil purchases and
produces
and transmits such gas to one of
Ideal's cement plants
Oklahoma.
It also delivers gas to
various companies
for resale
and to various contractors
for use in
drilling gas.—V.
.■
'
•
to
gas
Illinois Bell
its
_____
$33,231,587 $31,150,967 $98,952,571
proceeds
tional
in
Period End. Feb. 28—•
will
terms
the basic ingredients
industrial, and
Lithium Corp. of
America,
»
:
further
completion in 1958 of the company's $214,000,000
The placement was negotiated by The First
Boston Corp.
"In addition, the company has
arranged a hank credit with a group
of 14 banks, led by the Bank of
America, N. T. & 8. A., Mellon Na¬
■natural gas and transmits such
into southwestern Arkansas.
p.
supply
Airkem
current
the
with
1434.
shares
The
is insignificant in
directly by Ideal.
Two
185,
to
marketing rights
The
company's
Bummer
securities
by
the
of
837,403
corporation has
new
(three
which
done
S.
.
marketing rights, the Lever Brothers
S.
territories,
possessions
and
Puerto
Ricq.
marketing rights to "air-wick" in 62
U.
retain
'
paign
•
trucks,
outstanding..^
common share______
Corp.
The
com-
more
of
U.
\
commercial,
be
'
•
dividends
of these
ment
public-utility
and
deodorizers.
./
.
•
time
to
Privately Placed
200,000 shares of 5%%
cumulative convertible preference
stpek (par $100) di¬
rectly with a group of insurance companies, investment
trusts, pension funds, universities and other institutional
investors, it was announced on April 23. Direct place¬
V,
,
of
air
from Seeman
window
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Preference Stock
that
.
continue
announced.
will
The
budget amounting to $1,776,000
generating plants and transmission
shares
—This
of
home
acquired
used in homes, commercial
buildings, schools, and hospitals,
including polished plate glass,
Thermopane, mirrors and
Com¬
in
require
*
and
Louisiana-Nevada Transit Company and Boett'cher Oil & Gas
Company, are the only subsidiaries of Ideal which
are
public-utility companies. Transit Company purchases and
produces
natural
."
■
Sales
and
Holding
of
disclosed.
•products
1958
1958
May
will
line
Bucking
invest the
providing
estimated
will
■
_________
—V. 187; p.
"
is-engaged in the manufacture and sale of
cement. In addition
direct operations, it has six
wholly-owned subsidiaries which
cement
of
other
not-deriving,
income
business
the
.on
holding.-company,* being
or
tile
upon
Until
persons
has
addition to U. S. continental
Most
*$1.79
for
program
aggregate
paid
Common dividends paid___
three' shares.
pursuant to the
all provisions
it
most
money
any
glass manufacturer has ever
spent
one
year
in promoting products
handled by Its distributors, G.
-MaoNicliol, Jr., President, announced on
April 23. ''r
stock;
-.3^,t'shares;
line
not
•"<
"Air-Wick" Line—
announced
Sum in 1958 to Promote
Glass—
,
$3,774,114
*$1.97
•
augmented
operating
—v. : 187, "pp:
Dec. ~31,
of
into.
into
V-Company Act lor an order exempting it from
/ (Act; and the Commission-has given interested
"■
after
shares
16
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Plans
,.5,79.7,06-1
distribution systems estiiriatcd
S. .Government,
2099. .'
p.
profit
Preferred
Ideal Cement Co.—Seeks
Exemption by SEC—
^
-
on
April
on
were
its
plane,
working"
->
,t
preferred- stuck
$2.91
Lever Brothers
product.—V. 181, p. 2559.
on
j-
;■
$3.20
Lever
•Airkem.
*
t
$3.64
.acquisition .includes
1955
6,637,807
introduced
The
these
electric
•$
for
lor Federal and State
Net
•
Wyo.—Files With SEC—
$2.56
(countries.
construction
of
.
pay
U.
before income
Prov.
of
covering
capital.
,
-i
wick,"
April 14 filed a letter of notification
with the
15,000 shares of -6 Vuty -.convertible
series
A ^preferred V
Jewel Tea Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Current Sales
stock to ^e uffwed at
Up—
par < $20 per
\share)f through The. First Trust £ '"•••'
Co- °f Lincoln,
Period End. Mar. 22—' ^ 1958—4 Wks.—1957
Lincoln, Neb. The proceeds are to be
1958—12 Wks.—1957
used-for
v.V. SEC
t.
be
in
our
without,;: the wale
Earnings
y-: Husky II-Pow«iy Inc., Cody,
of
1958
purchases
end
■Net" sales
•
•
of tlie
Year Ended Dec. 31—;
a
.
1956
construction
Island Creek Coal Co. (&
Subs.)-
change in
plant-and equip-'
46.
p.
(
$847,498
466,080
291,300
odorizers.
This
24,239,463
no
expenses.—V.187,
growth
money
to
funds
and
—V.: 185,
18,561,357
3,595,445
,
466,080
291,300
"air-wick"
tribute
$0.09
24,070',689
466,080
291,300
Airkem, Inc.,
*n
3,117,145
*''7.;":
and
..financed
r^PrbfiC,.jJThe special credit• (net) shown
on
the statement of cbnv*solldatea income comprises (1)
.elimination of amounts
t-'
($750,000) provlded ih prior years for
renegotiation
.•■"reserve
will
season.
,
improvements
the
at
31,577,322
11,683.548
—1_.
the
approved
customers
.earnings during 1958. t.
Management .is; hopeful
298,494
"
24,098,057
for-:
^from
.' *$620,364 '
M{1
Nil
___
"'•"'Net worth kit Dec.
31_l__a—l_£i
heating,"
of
If
service
gas
continued
equipment.
744,091
3,506,099 '' 3,399,504
7",
21____
The
system
•
284,266~.»
t
Current easel's at Dec. .31
-"Current- liabilities at Dec.
cost
$8,000,000.
sene
The' balance
£
$128,936
^-Gom'moii dividends paid 4
stock]ri_
Common
approximate
the
the
that
natural
,is
154.000
$975 .963
Preferred dividends paid—
"Earnings
estimated
and'Improvemehts- to
cost about $3,500,000.
'
'
532,639
loss
'"•
is
extensions
311,738
<net)_,_,2__-i^ii_2_----.~£i-,_
ther
,
may
21,112,300
'1958-1959
1
245,658
equipments
Estimated income taxes..J
to
$1,724,000. Approximately $1,000,000 will bel
spent for the extension, of
'gas facilities in towns presently served
by- the company.
•
Abandonment of certain patent
applications and
and development projectsr_i.l^_l_'_^..
l'tExpenses incident to movement and -relocation
$932,791
466,080
291,300
.acquisition
Co.—Earnings Higher—
1957
7,118,275
facilities ' to
618.084
yZ research
$1,059,496
paid
outstdg.
This* company
income___v—— $35,926,831 $33,480,227 $30,683,535
and interest____-___'_T^
24,532,413
22,754,746
for
80, 000
8, 771
1,635,949
788,451
Brothers, Inc., of New York the
trademarks
$8,327,991
other
mission
459,640
"
& Povrer
'
subsidiarry_2___
'
'
It
from
'*•>
$7,937,111
1315.
860,401
Lever Bros. Co.—Acquires
Co.
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$4,662,328
-Year Ended Dec. 31—
•will
$488, 664'*$2, 482,483
.ZCZ-lZ-'-Z.'2-.±ZL-JL-Z-
-
1
$4,680,080
Net income$4,276,143
Earnings per common share:
*
$2.08
.
*$2,022,837
T 250,268
&
International
_________
Taxes
-
'
(' Interest expense.Z-~
:
v
9,221,248
$738,932
income
Balanced toss)
.
Year—
under¬
Loeb
• expenditures
of International and
its subsidiaries
additional
plant, property and equipment for the
are estimated
at
$151,000,000.—V.\ 187, p. 1786.
for
Revenues and
1957
1956
$53,413,803 $62,015,289
ZZZ~^Z„ZZ-l-~45,291,635
50,771,204
sales
Cost' of
'.
33
and
.
debentures will be added to the
company, and will replenish cash and increase
will be available forcapital expenditures, invest¬
and such
other purposes as
Iowa Eleetrie Light
'
'
.
„
Engineering,
-
(&
Dec.
price
Kuhn,
1,793,192
1,051,419
shares
the
Period End. Mar. 31— "•>:•
1958—Month—1957
:
*
Expenses
IIupp
l
of
25
2,110,915
per^com. share
subscription
each
.
f :,'.;,.
'/ :V. o
subscription
supplied by amendment.
• underwriter.
sale
for
for
1,337,047
596,939
.
1958—3 Mos.—1957'
.
1
__—
—V.
1958—Month—1957
$2,484,872
$2,189,158
..
offered
/arid'1959
Sales
Howard Stores Corp.—March Sales Up—-
(
.1:
rate,
be
debentures
1954
$7,644,266
taxes
shares
Earnings
Interstate Department
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up—
7.
-1.- IW* '< -V*'
—V.
f;
of
1955
$8,120,062
taxes
inc.
1956
$8,934,838
$746,108
inc.
dividends
Capital
In
"
•■■•:.:(.
to
are
$100
subsidiaries
determine.'-' Capital
■
preference stock, preof ^common _stock,. has
been
adjusted to
$17.24 as a result of the aforesaid
reclassification. Such adjustment
became' effective "at." the 'opening Tof
business
on
April ''23,-p1958;'
1 T-V. -187,
p. 46. "r
; -v .•
yviously
t
capital and
in
be
principal
ox
of
interest
"
1957
$9,039,549
inc.
profit
Common
debentures
rate
date,-
are
as the
proceeds
Net
Co.—Registers
other
for Fed.
Net
•
a
The
at
record
listed.,
stock.
Telegraph
registration statement with the SEC on
April
$28,692,000 of convertible subordinated
debentures,
covering
15,, 1983.
by stockholders
held.
&
and
before
Prov.
Houston
-•
-
(Subs.)—Sales and Earnings Off—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
interest.
II
company
has
no
outstanding debt.
DIVIDENDS—Tho company
since
1939.
On April
15,
has
paid
-
cash
•
dividends
1958 the directors declared
a
in
.
every
s
year
quarterly divi-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
25c
dend
of
May
25.
payable June ,10,
share
per
**
1958 to ?holders of record
'
agreed
-
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
r
-
-
stock ($10 par value)—--
below,
forth
set
7:
"■
-
Bache
Co.—
&.
'<
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
Robert W. Balrd Tt Co., Inc.
1.00
Ball, Burge & Kraus
:
.75
1.00
3.75
Son's—u
1.25
Eichler & Co
Bateman.
&
Blyth
Alex.
Inc
Co.,
Ai
Brown
Clark, Dodge & Co
-
Courts
coast
-
-
1.25
.75
2.50
Francis I.
'du Pont Ac Co—
Dillon, Union 8c-
Eastman
curitles
Guerin
Eppler,
*
3.75
Co
Ac
Turner, A '
Ac
7,7;
■
2.50
Equitable Securities Corp.-.
'Clement A. Evans Ac Co.,
;
i
1.25
Goodbody As Co.
Corp.
2.00
———
^1.25
E. F. Huttori As Co.—
*
W.
Button
E.
V.
—
187,
2.00
Co..™-__
As
17867 " "
p.
V.
increased
investments
.75
...■'
the first quarter of 1958
2.00
.75
—V.
1956.
186, p.
Sales
—v.
187,
tslanding debentureson July
outstanding only 405,901
Since
all its outstanding
preference* stock, amounting to 53,535 shares and callable
Jan.
participating
at
p.
$30
1951,. the
1„
2312.
Publishing Co.—Earnings
Profit
C.—Files With SEC—
letter of notification with the
corporation on April 14 filed a
400,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) to he
at
75 cents
per
share upon exorcise of warrants to stock¬
holders to be issued on basis of two warrants for each share of
.common
stock.
No underwriting Is involved.
The proceods are to
be used to acquire a plant,
to purchase machinery and lor working
SEC
covering
Net
issued
[capital.:—V.
180, p. 320.
on
mines.
ore
.
smaller
The
quarter
share..
cents
,
the
in
all coal
[—V. 187, p. 1786.
year,
inc.
foreign
taxes
—
Earnings to
.
its
.
p>
Sales
v
513,607
V > $6.56
share™.
*
;■
'' •
•
; ■
v
1958—Month—1957 ;
1315.
p.
.
;
MacMillan
See
Ltd. ,ab.ove.:—V.
Bloedel,
&
174,
[
Sunset
:
7
Profit
income
before
below.—V.
Corp.
4 Weeks
.
1958
sales
Retail
—V.
Net
1315.:
187,
p.
(G. C.)
—V.
3,813,044
dividends
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
;
2,030,000
1,925,000
$1,888,044
647,194
$3.26
profit
Common
Common
paid
outstanding-
22
$7,438,330 $22,408,594 $21,234,767
7 "
to
Portland
scription
subscribe
on
or
Portland,
Bank,
officers
directors
and
the
of
intention, to subscribe to 12,965 of
pn the basis of their pro rata rights.
f
Me.,
is
acting
of
insurance
BUSINESS—The
September,
1955,
which
it
company
is
under
can
the
company
write.
-■
incorporated
Profit
be
The
company
has
its
is
•Net
rented
space
at
office
a
under
2-year
a
lease
period,
CAPITALIZATION
expiring
at
an
June
annual
GIVING
30,
with
1958
rental
EFFECT
of
TO
option
an
•
•At
par
value)
ending Dec.
.
9,
1962,
an
aggregate
of
49,000 shares
1958,
capital stock
of
the
7.7- .i " s"
1958—Month—.1957
and
•;
within the next
-
:
*
,
I
[ [
1958—3 Mos.—1957
1316.
the
from
company's
Microwave Corp.—Reports
available
behalf
on
of
Federal
of
p.
57,441,221
to
the
Partners
$14,885,740 $18,014,315
educational
E.
500,000
firm
now
world.
After
experienced its best month in March also, doing business at the
of $1,000,000 annually, according to the announcement.—C. 186,
1265.
other
Months
$4,514,315
120
domestic
and
six
Net
charitable contributions on" behalf
of the
Net
fiscal 1957.
New
v
York
Stock
~
Exchange
compared
with
12.0%
in
" 4
Reflecting Merrill Lynch continued efforts to broaden share owner¬
ship, the firm's percentage of odd-lot business reached a new peak of
,20.3% compared with 19.6% In the previous year and 12% ten yeaTS
ago.—V. 167, p. 943.
/
.
'
659,310
965,744
$3,836,928
$0.52
$0.54
-
.
now
;
:
by subsidiaries and branches
reported
the
for
7,065,285. shares
(on
months
three
amounted
compared with $2,582,765 in 1957.
to
outside the United
$2,710,245
after
taxes,
as
In accordance with company policy,
those foreign earnings actually remitted to the United States
the earnings of the Canadian subsidiary are included in net
income.
These amounted to $2,050,935 for the three months as com¬
(1) the Estate
founding partner Charles E. Merrill; (2) all other partners.
Lynch income available to the Estate was put at $1,438,574
and all of it is set aside for educational, religious and charitable organi¬
zations. Together with firm donations of $500,000, this means $1,938,574
of firm, income for the fiscal year will go to philanthropy. This does
not
include substantial personal contributions of individual partners.
/
During the fiscal year the firm handled 12.6% of all public round-lot
the
$4,802,672
only
plus
Merrill Lynch separated its income into two categories:
on
2,448,201
$4,321,126
$3,661,816
share
per
10,493,873
3,243.000
2,182,166
income
States
firm
the partners
to partners
9,313,292
.2,810,000
—^—
z__
outstanding
of
business
$92,398,641 $87,147,511
taxes
income
1957
subsidiary
of foreign subsidiaries and branches
rehiitted to the United States-
Earnings
announced.
foreign offices in 112 cities
1958
foreign
earns,
not
Smith
Up—Earns. Off—
31—
March
after taxes—
•Income,
^Earnings
and
filed with the SEC an amend¬
taxes
States
United
of $500,000 and estimated Federal personal income taxes of
based on their share of firm income, net income available
amounted to $4,785,740 or 6% above the year before.
Inc.—Registers With SEC
company
Foreign income" taxes
'
H.
before
Income,
set aside for distribution to religious,
organizations, $1,438,574: and all other part¬
partner Winthrop
Ended
sales, including sales of
companies and branches
'
■
investment
April 16,
Net
12,500,000
$4,785,740
the
of the income
York
New
on
National Cash Register Co.—Sales
>
*
educational
.
1958 to its registration statement covering an ad¬
ditional 150,000 shares of capital stock, $1 par value.—V. 166,. p. 2051.
Merril
directing
has
X [.-
r7™[T*>";::•; • •: 7-
quarterly dividend of 2% cents
company
Nation-Wide Securities Co.,
1,000,000
9,600,000
•
of
taxes
their shares
-
28,
::
-
an
a
parent
This
contribu-
Firm
income
$13,447,166.
ended Feb.
plus
announcing the dividends,
ment
6,088,696
4,967,353
and
Chas.
Best Quarter—De¬
New Acquisi-
Dividends—Announces
Extra
Corp.,
the
ago,
Profit Sharing
$19,853,093 $24,103,011
cash and deferred
Plans__
charitable
estate
The
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
11,
1787
pp.
share,
rate
1957
This nationwide investment firm had record gross revenue in the fiscal
year
renew
105,000 to 100,000 shares.
There is outstanding with a supervising
general agent of the company an option to purchase during the period
capital stock.
""To
83-87
$6 to $4 per share and to reduce the 'number of shares authorized from
.
Employees'
Employees'
income™™™™..
ners,
-
April
the
;
'charitable and educational
FINANCING
100,000 shs.
on
.
pared
Merrill
PRESENT
special meeting of stockholders held
stockholders voted to reduce the par value of
a
to
,
62,446,298
Balance of net
J
in
$1,800.
Authorized
'•Capital stock ($4
to
.
$22,015,388 $26,055,914
2,162,295
1,952,903
expenses
011
in the
in
- -
$84,461,686 $83,497,135
partners based
-Exchange St., Portland,
consisting in the aggregate
of approximately 5,000 square
feet, is leased by the company for a
term expiring Oct. 1, 1962 at an annual rental of $6,000.
The com¬
pany also rents some space in Portland, Me., for a branch agency
for
before
income
tions
the second life insurance company to
general offices
Me.
Such space,
-$ .*•' *
70,028,334 126,589,106 T25,610,861
subsidiary of Narda Microwave, for each 50 shares
held.!
1 '
* »
Dr.. John C. McGregor, President, also
reported that orders received by Narda Microwave during March 1958
were the highest for any. single month
in the history of the company.
The quarter ending
March 31, 1958, refl&cted an increase of 235%
'over
the
corresponding
1957 ,quarter, - an
increase of -130%
over
the
previous
record
quarter
(October-December- 1956);.
and ran
increase of 180% over the last quarter (October-December 1957).
T
Dr. McGregor also announced the acquisition, of Alcar Instruments
.'Inc!, Little Ferry, N. J., by The Narda Ultrasonics Corp!- Alcar Js a
supplier of high-powered ultrasonic equipment and special devices to
industry and government. Operating management of Alcar-will remain
the same,
with Mr. Benson Carlin continuing as President, ahd the
name
will be retained.
Alcar will be operated as a subsidiary of Narda
Ultrasonics.
Narda Ultrasonics,
founded approximately eight months
Smith—Reports Gain
operations
Sharing
Religious,
authority of a Special Act of the Maine
State Legislature effective Aug. 20,1955, and is authorized by said Act,
as
amended, to write life, disability and health insurance and grant
and endowments.
It
created under Maine law.
187,
Three
the
annuities
contribute substan¬
pharmaceutical industry.
1958
operating
capital™™
on
Income
with
the
•
corporation
is expected to
the Colombian
...........
expenses
Distributions
com¬
increasing
by
;
after
Estimated
Maine
a
from
Interest
.
capital and surplus and thereby furnish
capital funds to expand its business
district of Cali,
1545.
pi
Income
have indicated their
59,000 shares now offered
additional
amount
Santa Monica
to the growing needs of
Operating
sub¬
as
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to increase the
pany's
A;
Bank
$13,785,501 $14,232,615 $36,183,971 $37,680,098
In
1315.
p.
187,
Income
before
company
the
Mutual
extra .dividend, both payable May 15 *to common
stockholders of record April 30, and a second extra dividend, payable
Nov. 17
to stockholders of record Oct. 31.
Both extra dividendswill
be in the form or one share of common stock of The Narda Ultra¬
of
1958—3 Mos.—1957
•
Years Ended Feb. 28—
agent.
Certain
*
National
1958—Month—1957
-
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
May 9 for 50,000 additional shares of capital stock (par
$4) at $12 per share on the basis of one new share for
each share held, (with an oversubscription privilege).
The offering is underwritten by P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc.;
Hill, Darlington & Co., and Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
First
187,
tially
V.
right
the
.
The directors have declared a regular
$11,184,000 $10,570,000 $19,270,000 $19,259,000
in the
539,323
Maine Fidelity Life Insurance Co.—Stock Offered—
The company on April 23 offered to its stockholders of
April
the
Murphy Co.—March Sales Off 3.2%^-
Narda
per
A new pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Cali,
Colombia, was
officially inaugurated on April 18 by Merck Sharp As Dohme Interna¬
tional, a division of Merck As Co., .Inc. The new installation, located
183, p. 408.'
record
:
.
Co.—Plans Financing—
:[tion by Subsidiary— t:■ .7
,
Merck & Co., Inc.—Inaugurates Plant in Colombia—
$3.50
share__
common
71,408,299
[ .7,'..... :7.7".:..'
;
Period End, Mar. 31—
1092.
1957
1958
'"_7
.
Period End. Mar. 31—
1956
$1,757,059
647,194
539,328
(estimated)™
taxes
..
Preside nt, said
the company's officials are
•studying the size of the offering to be made.
He added that while
•the,company may also offer'some common .shares, the:""bulk of our
financing will be in the form of debt securities." " 7;
,
" '
Mr. Nightingale said Mountain Fuel has some $14,000,000 in bank
loans made necessary because of- the heavy transmission -end distribu,'tion expansion program last year.-r-V. .180,..p. 8.
•.
^
..
t
—12 Wks. & 4 Days—
1957
,
$9,224,437
187, p.
Sales
,
for Federal income
,Prov.
[J;
7
W. : T. ! Nightingale,
1
sonics
3,787,059
taxes
•
Sales
$41,730,662 $39,717,040
—-
,
.
7 :
International, Petroleum
Period End. Mar. 29—
.•
contracts completed and warehouse
on
sales
-
stock
common
The company plans to offer debt securities sometime
months for repayment of short-term
bank loans.
-
clares Two
; v-
1957
31—
Year Ended Dec.
Billings
-
1316.
p.'
Mountain Fuel Supply
■
Melville Shoe Corp.—March Sales Up 24%—
-.
Micli.—Earnings Lower—
(R. C.) Mahon Co., Detroit,
.•
™_™—:
■[—V.' 187,
'.
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—March Sales Increased—
■'*>
will be made at
Mo.—V. 186, p. 2051.
Payment
Louis,
St.
:•"
(
1197.
p.
offering of 50,000 shares of
Interest!
Co.;
Sales
$4.04
1958—3 Mos.—1957
,
7
v
,
-
Paper Co—Secondary Offering
•;Period End. Mar. 31— [ [[ 1958—Month—1957z.!;-1958—27Vlos.—1957 !
$4,021,487 $10,721,454 $10,869,738
$3,987,679
1.87,
See
Ltd.r—Bonds Called—
(II. R.) MacMillan Export Co.
*
Ontario
"1958
v
McRae Oil & Gas Corp.—To Be Acquired—
•';;".
-
Option Plans—
filed two registration statements with HShe 8EC on
covering (1) 350,000 shares of its common stock, to
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.-TMarch Sales Higher—
.
1,018,696
510,152
Bobbins, Inc.—New Director Elected—:
i
—V.
per
dated
accrued
McLellan Stores Co.—March Sales Off—
R.
1786.
cents
-
for
-Trust
$2,062,860
$3,369,412
1,088,649
,
paid
outstanding
Period End. Mar. 31—
Bonds—
MacMillan Export Co. Ltd at 101?;:, Plus, accrued interest.
Immediate payment will be made at the Canadian Bank of Com¬
merce, Vancouver;
Winnipeg, Toronto or Montreal, Canada.—V. 187,
H.
1965
37%1
on the second - preferred of
15, 1957.-—V. 187, p. 329. - *
corporation, formerly Mississippi,Valley Stock Yurds, Inc., has
redemption on May 15, next, $6,000 of itS; first mortgage
May. 15,
1951
and
due Nov.
15,
1958 -at
100%
unci
feu lied
Corp.,
redemption on Sept. 1, 1958, all
4% bonds of 1950, due Sept. 1,
corporation lias called for
outstanding first mortgage
The
of
1958,
(bonds
,
.
regular
.
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.—Redemption—
This
>
.
George Hampton, Senior Executive Vice-President of General Foods
has been elected a director to Till-a vacancy caused by the
resignation of John -II. Ballinger.—-V.- 187, p. 575.
' ' - 7 *
7 ",
-
"
.
profit™-™^.,.
McKesson &
cargo,
MacMillan & Bloedel, Ltd.—To Redeem
of The
payment
-
share and
per
company
21,
—V.
I
the
authorized
23
:
Two
/
„„
V
7
debentures
the
on
V
quickly oversubscribed.—V. 187, p. 575.*
r
Working capital at the close of last year showed an increase of
$1,781,086 for the year and earned surplus gained $2,280,763. Backlog
at the end of 1957 amounted to more than $90,000,000, which was
about the same level as a year ago.—V. 187, p. 884.
7
.7
weighing about 12 tons
Development Corporation
these Mack dump trucks
mined in India was moved manually to rail cars.
■
.V
trucks
dump
.
(par S2.50) was made on April 16 by Goldman, Sachs &
[Co. and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. at $24 per share,
with a dealer's concession of 85 cents per share. It was
1957 .'-i
1956
$10,035,782
$6,436,652
—
7,065,212
4,098,611
(est.)
3,695,800
2,035,751
dividends
will be used by India's National Coal
for coal mining.' Prior to receipts of 12 of
each,
last
—
taxes—-a——-
&
Earnings, per common
*
i
Fed.
shares
a
*
:
fbe offered pursuant to its "1958 General Restricted Stock Option Plan."
largest
The
-America
1
:
..
'and <2> .200,000 common shares, to be offered pursuant To its
"Executive Restricted Stock Option Plan,"—V. 187, p. ,146^ 7^:
,
2313.
p.
income
for
Common
-
consignment of heavy-duty trucks ever shipped from
single vessel—30 giant Mack dump trucks—sailed for
.India on April 22 abroad the freighter Flying Foam.
The mlllionpound truck carfco include seven super-trucks. weighing 34-tons each,
the biggest ever to be imported by India.
... .
•
The 30 dump trucks shipped April 22 are part of an order for 57,
valued at approximately $2,000,000, for use in India's coal and iron
180,
Common
Inc.—Reeord Shipment to India—
Mack Trucks,
'.
before
Provision
[
1958—8 Mos.—1957.
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.—Files
Drop-—
after all charges and taxes, for the
income,
contracts^.™
from
Income
Macinar, Inc., Washington, 1).
The
[
;
$3,051,181 $26,369^188 $26,165,910
vr
April
on
interest
1958.
$1.37*'a
This
1958, amounted to $1,445,248 or 55 cents per
quarter in 1957, earnings were $1,902,772 or 72
MoKee & Co. (& Subs.)
Record-—
'
:
Dec. 31— •
:r >
Ended
Year
: ''
'■
directors
14.
Minnesota &
(Arthur G.)
New High
July-1, 1908.—V. 180,
share, and $1,041,617 debentures due
J
''.A.'x-!.' '
per
of
Off—
1958—Month—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$7,034,055
$7,683,568 $20,587,149 $21,566,727
31,
same
share.—V.
per
"
V
*
011 May 15 to holders of "record
7
..."
*
Dividend action was. again deferred on both first and seeond pre¬
ferred
stocks.
The last quarterly-payments
on
the .first preferred
.x-'r
ii35.
p.
March
the
For
Mich.
Detroit,
1958—Month—1957
7
—A secondary
common shares.
company, has ..retired
;lcave
The
.
.
McGraw-Hill
ended
V
share were made on May
.
—™;
Inc.—To Redeem Debentures
calling in of the balance of outI, amounting to $022,750.
This will
4,600,575
■
Minneapolis Moline Co.—To Pay Interest—
May
*
Period End. Mar. 31—
.75
Bank,
National
$3,435,168
quarterly
which, based on preliminary
McCrory Stores Corp.—March Sales Slightly
;
2.00
$5,133,759
4,711.909
-.,77'
7
- •• ,<
Inc.—March Sales Up—
^
I—V. 187, p. 885.
7
Xi.—o-
375
—
Manufacturers
the
Period End. Mar.31—
April
the
approved
at
Bales
•
in 1818.—
V
;•
2 ,326,667..
'
Union League—To Redeem Notes-r-
'
'
totaled a record $20,000,000 and while
this figure may be somewhat reduced in 1958 it is still anticipated that
these
expenditures will be in excess of any year previous to 1957.
2.00
'7:
capital expenditures
1957
In
Consolidated net
have
directors
made
•
of
stocks
common
corporate trustee, which was incorporated
in sales volume.
of 4.8%
Macfaddeti Publications,
The
included
quarter
187, p. 575..
Earnings for
1316.
$5,617,365-
$2 ,567.170
.2,437,873
charges
187, P.
Miller-Wohl Co.,
4.55%.
during
the
per
1.00
Winslow, Cohu Ac Stetson—. •
'*
with the Dowin this period
share of Massachusetts
asset value per
net
figures, are estimated at 67 cents per common share, as against $1.20
share last year. This decline In earnings occurred despite an increase
1.25
1,429,737
$2,892,662
Income
> There
have been called for redemption on May lk 195B, -all of the
outstanding 4% debenture coupon notes, dated April -30- 1954,-and
due April 30,
1964, at 100%
and accrued interest. * Payment will be
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—Earnings Down—
1.25
2,437.954
taxes
Michigan Credit
; "
,
:/
1.00
Inc. —
G. II. Walker Ac Co.——2.00
Joseph. Walker As Sons-—
.73
2.00
Friedrlchs A: Co.——
Fund
the
recession,
New
1.25
———
shares
2,000,000
leading companies in the drug, glass container, and food fields as well
as certain oils.
':
The Fund's shares are held in trust by the Massachusetts Hospital
2.50
15,208.719
taxes
operating
after
—V.
Mass.—Assets Up—
outstanding, Lawrence A*
the March quarter, an all-time high. Compared
Industrial Average, which improved only 2.50%
Life Insurance Co.,
Tucker, Anthony Ac R. L.
Day ™ — —
Underwood, Neuliaus
Co.
2.50
2.50
sHemphill, Noves At Co.—ii' '
.Hornblower As Weeks—2..
Howard, WpH/Labouissc,
exceeded
has
Fund
general
Life
-■—
Shields As Co.
First Southwest Co.—
*
of
.»5
Stern, Frank, Meyer Ac Fox
Stone Ac Webster Securities
1.00: '
inc
Net
.
President of the Trustee, announced last week.
quarterly report to shareholders, Mr. Sykes pointed out that
Fund's net asset value increased from $34,030,390 to $37,014,851
during
3.75
Rowles, Winston A: Co
Echarff & Jones, Inc.——
Shearson, Hainmill Ac Co—
.75
inc.
■/'?>!'._
V
his
Jones
75
Rauscher, Pierce As Co., Inc.
Reinholdt Ac Gardner
Reynolds & Co., Inc
—
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
-——---Rotan, Mosle & Co
1-25
-
"R. S. Dickson Ss Co., Inc._
Dittmar & Company, Inc.-
the
3.75
2.00
2.50
Inc.
Pun-
Ar
This
*Io
Carrison, Wulbcrn,
Pierce,
2.50
:
Sykes,
3.75
Curtis
2.00
—
_
Robertson
Dewar,
.
*
Co.
&
1.00
—'X
Childress and Co.
*
1.00
' 7
1434.
p.
"Net
1.00
1.25
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.—
A. M. Kidder AS Co., Inc.....
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lehman Brothers
Laurence M. Marks & Co._
Mead, Miller & Co—
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson As
2.00
——2.00
187,
Massachusetts Life Fund, Boston,
%
■
10.00
Morgan Stanley & Co
C. Allyn & Co., Inc
A.
expenseszz:
income
„
,
V.
-
Operating
Federal
V
\
1958—2f(Ios.—1957-
$44,973,296. $42,659,629
14.546.232
31,506.099
29,734.842
2,287.646 / 4,66r.r74
-4,543,382
1,603.885
3,181,658
3,247.646
$21,969,072 $21,004,933
revenues..!
Other operating
7
"1958—Month—1957
Period End. Feb. 28-
Operating
-
,
stock.
aggregate of 400,000 shares of common
an
to
capital
•
5,000,000 shs. . 3,800,000 shs.
7 UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters- named briow have severally
agreed to purchase, and the company and the selling stockholders
have ugreed
to sell to them severally, in the respective percentages
■
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
.
Co.—Earnings—7 '
Michigan Bell Telephone
underwriters, named below have severally
purchase from the company all the shares of the company's
stock as are not purchased through exercise of subscription
rights or under the over-subscription privilege.
P. \V. Brooks At Co. Inc:.™*——Z
70%
Hill, Darlington & Co...
—™™
20
*
Shelby Cullom Davis Ac Co™.—
10
•
•
'<
....UNDERWRITERS—The
'
..
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common
'
.
,(1896)-
with
Foreign
prevailing
which
$1,617,021 in 1957.
currencies were converted
at
was
Feb.
28,
converted
and
par.—V.
1958
at
National Container
,
The
York
15,
receive
June
of
9,
Y„
tenders
bentures,
sum
N.
due
Corp.—Tenders
Midland' Trust
Marine
will
the
for
Sept.
1,
at remittance rates of exchange
Feb. 28, 1957, except for Canada
187; p.' 1651.
Co.
or
on
sale
of
before
to
1966,"To
it
an
of
New
184,
p.
1583.
120
Debentures—
Broadway, 'New
3
p.m.
(EDT) May 23,
1958,
4=8%
15-year sinking fund de¬
amount
sufficient to-exhaust* the
plus accrued interest to
$179,108, at prices not to exceed 100%
1958.—V.
for
York,
Volume 187^ Number 5737
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
V
,
(W07n 133
National Distillers&' Chemical Corp.—Registers Pro- V
posed Offering of $60,000,000 Debentures With SEC—
7 ;
•
Northwest Natural Gas
-
See
The 'corporation ort- April 25 filed with, the Securities and
Exchange. ?.
Commission: a registration statement '
covering a proposed offering of
$90,000,000 of '25-year sinking fund debentures due 1983.; >
*
!
Portland
Gas
Co.^rr-Proposed' New Name—
'
below.
/
&. Coke Co.
j
,y'As
/'
of
April
1958
23,
short-term
on.
7
bank
the/company, owed an aggregate
"
.........
Of'*$350,"000
loans.
Northwestern
Mutual
Life
.
Insurance
underwriters/named " below. have severally
agreed to purchase from the company the number of shares of class
A common stock set opposite their
respective names:" *
Co.—New Pres.
Changes m top management structure and )personnel for
.the 101Forgan, <fe Co. and •/■ year-old Northwestern
Mutual
Life Insurance Co.,
Dominick & Dominick to* offer-the issue'to
sixth largest life,
the public.-.
J insurance firm in the U. S.
and largest financial institution in. the
NationaL-infends to use" part of the-net
proceeds from the sale of
Midwest in assets,
were
made
at the board of trustees quarterly
debentures • to
repay
$30,000,000 of long-term bank loans.
The bal¬
meeting.
"
•/••/ " '*
ance
will be added "to general
' r "
funds for Use in reducing short-term
The
firm's first quarter 1958
business
was
also
loans and. t©-provide additional
reported at the
working capital. Part of the proceeds
meeting,
\ v
may be applied to
the company's capital expenditure program which i
Top management changes, all effective
includes construction of a
May 1, are:'
$20,000,-000 polyethylene plant of 75,000,000 /
•Edmund- Fitzgerald* President since 1947, lias been
elected to the
pounds-per-year capacity near Houston. Texas, scheduled for com pie-,
,
newly-created post of Chairman of the Board and will continue as
tion early in 1959. ■ '*
*>,*-•*
■
Chairman of
■An-underwriting-group will-be-formed by. Glore,
y Shares'"
R.
..
Dickson
S.
<fc
Co.'
-40;000
,
Dominick & Dominick-
:
The
Johnson,
,
v
Corp.
—V,
.
.
Lane,'Space'
*
f
Odess,
Martin '
berg.
15,000
'
&
„
tV
the
CONSOLIDATED
STATEMENT
Net
sales
and
from
operations
reserves
-
Interest
1958
•
.*1957
i
....
since
$114,318,020 $143,514,434
Earnings
after
depreciation.
r>
and
-1,193*191
-
Provision for-Federal taxes
Income*-
on
-__2-
-Year
6,294,000 -"-' 6,737,000
Net
tEarnings•The
three
the
months
ended
M4rch31.
to
finance
in
5,000
succeed
bond
the
(now
170,
Brothers,
'■//".
791.
p.
-•
->•* "
-n«-r..-w
^
before
income
taxes—
8,033,882
w
.-1956
foreign income taxes (est )**
6,891,474
(
profit_-
-
4,091,469
Common
dividends
Common
shares-
Earnings
per
: *
on
to
Adjusted
share-,
reflect
1093.
p.
-
,$3,942,413
$3,373,654
-.
stock' split-
~
.1,682,719
$2.07
-
2-fcr-l
,,
*♦$1.80-
,
i'n.;, May;1957.—V;187,' /
'
-
thereafter to
"
National
Research
Year Ended.-Dec-.
Net. sales;
Profit
Subs.)—Earnings Down
/.,.'7/?'-.'
1957 /M956 /
■'
income from royaltiestaxes--i^-----i.----«.-i.4««»*
income
Nuclear Corp. of America—New Metal
Produced—
-
and
income
Federal
Corp/ (&
31—
services
before
Prove for
•
$8,739,365
286,730
.1,207,393
77,519
-' 358,000
$209,211
$849,393
$7,136,627
•Dysprosium metal, one of the rare earths, Is
now*being produced by
this* corporation at Burbank, Calif., in commercial
quantities: It was
announced on April 21,
: :
Available only in tiny quantities
heretofore, the "new" metal
Nct";prpfit____-__—*.i_
;
Common,
"V.
shares
-y
outstanding-^^.—
:
517,773
+-H.
h
'Prior-to
<' 515,473
"
as
Period End. Mar. 31—
,
1958—Month—1957
-
Sales
$1,248,077
—V.
187, p.-1316,
*
■
.
Sales,
$1,366,313
$3,245,475
in
materials
A
microwave
used
are
of
group
equipment.
in
the
new
Related
to
Semiconductors,
magnetic amplifiers known
as
'
metal
pure
was
of
one
1*
,
**
/*
these
^
t
'
'
'
."n *
*
"
made
was
-
to
avoid
a
possible
conflict
similar
with
the
in
insurance. field.. The new name. reflects the ,firm's.-association
With the Nationwide, insurance group of Columbus, Ohio.
Murray D.
Lincoln,
President;
said
the
new
Nationwide
company
expects , to
begin* actual operations this
Summer.—V.
185,
'
721.
p.
.Nugget
The
Bench
SEC
,
at
covering
$1
The
\
corporation
Placer
April
on
185,000
filed
10
shares
of
letter
a
stdck
common
share (in blocks of 50 shares).
per
proceeds
used
be
to
are
for
of
is
Anchorage,,
No
to
par)
be
Nftisuer Brothers, Ino.—March Sales Dropped Off—j
i
Period End, Mar. 31—,v i958—Month—1957
Spies,
-Tv*,187,
:
$4,588,118
+;
Financing—
••Vyv*
5
(tic board of directors have proposed the
iqsuanc.e ot $40,000,000- debentures at competitive bidding : and the:
offering of 735,245 new'shares of capital stock to stockholders at par
•
The
share)
a
stock
If
the
on
offering
market
basis
would
conditions
of'one
made
be
new
about
share
June
for
each
'
due-May
American- Telephone
&
1961.
-
Telegraph
England-capital stock.-
New
-'.
1,
-t
;
-
Co.,
;
would
-"EARNINGS
FOR
FEBRUARY
Operating
FIRST
AND
net
TWO
.
•
declared
that
'• '
MONTHS
Its
;
'
sale
___
of
cipally
The
Net
income—
after, charges
—V.
187,
$3,991,536
_
$3,448,106
$7,370,777
2,807,362
5,567,599
120
available
ended
for
March
basis
of
on
April 22
common
31,
$3.05
a
stock
1958,
share
$3.18
was
for
share
a
with
for
earnings
the
on
ended
a
12
compared to $84,394,193 for the 1957 period.
Net
income after fixed charges and before dividends
stock
was
$12,210,864 for the 12 months ended March
the
for
previous
1436.
p.
12
months
;
..
76,652,553
69,140,375
expenses-.—
48,288,670
9,298,000
Net
Net
operating taxes—
""operating
after
-=-Vr 187,
V.
*
income
8,795,139
1316.
1958,
period.—V.
.
187,
$1)
of
and
s
8,098,922.17,644,894
16,250,3.48
17,107,640
I*-
1316r'.
14,713,223
-
r-*2
C'-"
'
'
'
"
*
t
.
-NorthwestBancorporation—Unsubscribed Shares Sold
-^-The 5,33Fshares of 4.50% cumulative
convertible pre-;
ferred stock which were not subscribed for
by common
stockholders of record
March 27, 1958, were publicly
^
offered, and sold
.April 15 by the underwriters, headed
by The First Boston Corp. and Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at
$106.50 per share. See also V. 187, p. 1788.
on
Paradox
13,423 Shs.
,
Ind;,
until
will
10:30
168,
254.
p.
*'''■
'
Production"^-Gorp.;.-Salt^^ Lake:City,, .Utah—■
for
40,269
stock
gives
which
(to
issuance
B
common
3,000
class
of
for
effect
to
became
full
stock
$100)
for
a
recapitalization
effective
Jan.
common
share)
authorized
such
of
of
1958.
31,
old
of
shares
on
the
class
the
basis
class
new
of
its
are «to. be
offered Ay-the issuing com¬
in exchange for oil and/or gas properties -and 3,000-for services.
will be' located in Utah. Colorado -or WyomfngL -and
•'one
such property now under" consideration for possible purchase Is
located in the South RangelyJArea; Rio Blanco County, Colo.
■ •
this stock," 100,000 shares
Of
•
properties
remaining 664,810 shares are now /outstanding and are to be
for public sale by the holders thereof, r These holders consist
selling group dealers and salesmen in the-eompany'g
prior public offering who received securities as compensation in the
nature of underwriting commission,
and of "promoters, -officers -and
directors of tlie company
and other persons. .In: the first category,
Market Securities, Inc., is listed as a seller of 40,226 shares; "William
S.
Mole,
28,442
shares, and Austin B".
Smith, 32,449. shares and
David H. Clegg, 29,792 shares (all of Salt Lake City).
The second
category, consisting of 25 selling stockholders include G. L. Carson,
President,
and
eight other officers and directors. - Mr. Carson pro¬
The
.
offered
of the underwriter,
sell
to
poses
Richard C.
40,336
while six
shares,
Richard
directors,
J.
Motzkus,
Appling. J. Don Creveling, A. Fred Dipo, Robert L. Gordon,
Vranizan, propose to sell, respectively, 77,343, 55,343,
H.
John
and
56,835,
are
73,671,
56,836,
shares
to
and
offered
be
61,089 shares. * Additional blocks of 80,017
by E. William Coombs, Jr., and 65,000 by
Coombs.
Under
an
earlier
Jack
R.
on
shares.
of
the
of
A
9.524
A
stock
Sept.
11,
1958.
.
..
pre¬
Rhode
the
Adams
largest
and
annual
Its
Inc.,
..
.
sales
North
•"
.
employs
oldest
150
'
•
said
U
is regarded as -one of the
molding operations in • this area..
,
,
..
,
..
persons' and
plaStic
custom
were
by
Chain, -on
Store
Co.,
Plastics
Colt's
each
headed
group
Drug
Plastics
name.
same
the
(to
for
Island
the Salmanson family, owners
April 9 acquired the assets of
Grosvenorsdale, .Conn;/* from the
Penn-Texas Corp. of New York,
the parent company.
The Salinanson group, which includes several unidentified persons,
set up a Connecticut corporation to operate Colt's- plastics under the
of
Colt's
cumulative
shares
for validation pursuant to said resolution at
corporation in the Bujac Building, Carlsbad, N. M.
the
before
Penn-Texas Corp.—Sells Plastics Concern—
such
common
of
office
or
presented
are
same
the
com¬
63>
'
The company has announced that $41,800 of the
on
Feb.
1, 1901 and due on Feb. 1, 1921, will,
on
eliminated, and the .1,730 previously
w*ere changed
into 16,476 shares oL
on
such
with the SEC on
$1 -par common stock.
statement
shares
basis
A
share)
of
common stock;
new
full
nearest
share
registration
a
767,818
bonds issued by
pursuant to the
resolution of the board of directors adopted Sept. 11.11952, become
barred by the Statute of Limitations of the State of New Mexico and
will not be recognized as a legal obligation of the corporation unless
stock
stock
of
stock,
common
share)
the
each
were
said
of
B
full
(to
shares
previously
(par
A
class
nearest
filed
covering
pany
it
^
new
the
1958,
Pecos Irrigation Co., Carlsbad, N. M.—Bonds—
conversion of
issuance upon
upon
reserved
stock.
*
2.9675
18,
225,000 shs.
shares
preferred
April
corporation
...
175,000 shs.
225,000 shs.
reserved
This
previously outstanding shares of old common
into 58,524 shares of new class A common stock
shares
and
stock
•
On
April 21,
1958
aggregate of 13,423 shares of such new 5^
convertible preferred stock was Issued in exchange for the
company's
then outstanding 5£>- subordinated notes in the
aggregate principalamount
1958—3 Mos.—1937
'
Indianapolis/4,
Corp.,
May 7, 1958, receive tenders-for the-sale to it of
debentures due1 June 1", 1958 to; am amount sufficient
the sum of- $10,267, " at./prices* not; to/exceedplus
to
amount
to
about
$2,000,000.
-
*
$14,505,726 $13,538,503"$38,363,368 $37,091,308
•
class
nearest
•
Sales"lA^i/12—
T-V. 187>
Appointed—
'
419,033
$750,000
outstanding share of such 69b cumulative preferred stock;, and
(c) 19,000 shares of a new class of 5% convertible preferred stock
(par value $100 per share) were authorized,-
-.*
'
75,764
shares
stock
new
17,533,182
7,130,561
and, since 1954, as Vice187, p. 678/
on
interest.—V.
being made
Outstanding
•
previously authorized shares of common stock (par
reclassified into 800,000 shares of new class A. common
and 225,000 shares of new class B common stock (par
outstanding shares
14,881,000
8,692,311,
•'
'
associated with Helene Curtis Industries, Inc. for the
registration statement, a concurrent offering Is
behalf of certain selling stockholders of an additional
The company has outstanding 1.085,751 shares, in¬
cluding 750,000 shares issued to promoters and 15,806 shares issued
for services.—V. 185, p. 2218.
FINANCING
*800,000 shs.
tabulation
capital
changed
225,000
ferred
93,591,747
1958—Month—1957
PRESENT
$750,000
19,000 shs.
:
and
'■■--•
the
(b)~the
155,426,676 142,256,277
20,232,903
"
TO
180,000
were
.7725
new
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—-March Sales Higher-—
Period End: Mar. 31—*
EFFECT
convertible
above
date
the
shares
stock
5%>
company's
that
stock
$
of
value $5) were
stock (par $1)
,
99,698,879
17,850,000
225,000
common
NOTE—The
as
8,558,260
•'
B
(a)
31,
10,270,744-
charges
p.
has
of
(par $1)
On
1958—2 Mos.—1957
.
45,284,193
7,199,000
Other
be
chain
(par $1)
the
preferred
on
$
revenues
taxes—
and
share
a
stock, payable June 9, 1958. to
the company has indicated
to pay cash dividends
on
u
first mtge. bond due 1968
pfd. stock (par $100)
stock
mon
Operating
income
$20,655,130
cents
and
6f,b
♦Includes
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Operating
Federal
18
•
stock
and
New York Telephone
Period End. Feb. 28—
1958
would
a
com.
as
$11,759,380
totaled
of
currently making up the chain-arc located as follows:
72; Mississippi, 17; Florida,
12; Louisiana, 6; Georgia, 4;
Arkansas, 2; Tennessee, 2; and Oklahoma, 1.
conversion
,
to
1958
-
com,
clases
1957!
31,
earnings, per share are calculated
on
the basis of 3,337,475
of common stock outstanding at (he end of both periodSi
Gro§s revenues were $91,033,412 tor the 12 months ending March 31,
compared
•
31,
sub¬
.
dividend
common
14,
A
months
comparable
March
shares
1958,
A
May
henceforth
Class B
These
j
class
record
•
..
owned
stores
4;
conv.
Class
Corp.—Earnings Up—
months
The orgahization
by more tlian 400 overseas distributors.
Securities
exhauSt
to
accrued
'
• r-
wtiojly
Authorized
reported that the balance of net income
compared
the 12
as
the
on-
of
-*
quarterly
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
5',i
corporation
;*':/•:' V
and its
120 retail stores engaged in the
priced wearing apparel, soft goods and food, prin¬
in southeastern states, the Olen business was founded in 1918.
Ten year
New York State Electric & Gas
The
the world.
liglit motor vehicles around
was
City
(CST)
;
The
5,634,116
3,095,474 \
_
1787.
p.
J
5%/convertible
"
'
popular
Alabama,
$6,596,988
the .company
coded Jan.
year
initial
BUSINESS—Operator of
Texas,
oper.
*
.
of
$450,958.:.;
policy
basis.
quarterly
1958—2 Mos.—1957"
was
stockholders
' ;
.
Net
.......
sales
during the
income
DIVIDEND—An
been
$28,0 1 4,006 $25,560,376 $55,927,219 $52,258,341
Operating expenses-.,--■ 18,775,987
i7.367,638 38,837,807
35,887,538
Fed.-inceme taxes_-__t._:
3,099,370
2,732,937
5,473,291 " 5,736,629
Other-operating taxes—'
2,147,113
2,011,695
4,245,344
4,037,186
revenues
..
.
EARNINGS—Net
sidiaries
be
,;
tlie
70^5 " of
,
1958—Month—1957,"
put
vv-*
.
..
Period End. Feb. 28—
existing stores:
-
mortgage AlkSc-*'
holds- almost
•
be
'
Nassau. Bahamas, it was announced
Paper Art Co., Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
Tlie
j
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the offering will, be added to tlio
general funds of Olen and used to reduce short-term'trade obligations.
t(> fihance the
opening'-of new stores,, and to increase Inventories of
.
issue -would
/
Pacific
a.m.
share.-; y
'r
up for, sale about-Aug.. 26.- The proceeds ..from this
used.to redeem on Nov.,4, 1958, the $40,000.009-first
bonds.- series- B,
held".
five
16.;
favorable,; tlite-* debentures
are
stock (par $1) at $10.50 per
common
executive committee* of
I$100
The
*.
*
Appointed Official of
City Bank Farmers Trust Co..has been appointed warrant agent
Petroleum Ltd.," in connection
with warrants to .purchase
600,000 shares of common stock, initially issued, and printed on the
reverse of the company's possessive
15-year 5\'z \<7 sinking fund deben¬
tures due April 1, 1973.—V. 187, p. 1652.
Co., Inc., Mobile, Ala.—Stock Offered—An un¬
derwriting group managed by R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.,
on April 24 offered to the
public 100,000 shares of class A
NMv England TiftIcphoiic"& Telegraph Cd.^—Plains De-'
hehture and Stock
tho
-
^utler, Jr. has been appointed Executive Vice-President of
represented
of
Olcn
*
i093.-_/-;;;:.
p,
tho
«
•_Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—•,
$4,856,157 $11,989,879 $12,798,698-
-
and
and
-
price.. See also
same
'/ ; —./•/
•;
1958—3 Mos,—1957 ,.?
:
.
"
Brothers,
...
.
Faeific Petroleum Ltd.—Warrant Agent
per share, a total of 80,015 shares" were subscribed for
'(including 54,860 shares by Murphy Corp.);.and the re¬
maining 24,560 shares were taken up by the underwriters
headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. and Reinholdt & Gard¬
public at the
•
-
The
,..
ner, and sold to the
V. 187, p. 1436; /
Unit—...
J.
Mr. Butler
offered
developing conditions, proposes a public offering in May or early June.
This-program;-postponed late in 1957, involves the sale of $40,000,000^
first, mortgage pipeline bonds.-The'proceeds,from the bond
;iale will pe
applied^to the "payment of' an equal'amount of bank loans now out-v;
standing in the amount of $44,500,000.—V. 186, p. 2476.'
.
prior
accountants,
Lehman
public
1652.
12 years, originally as Export Manager,
President of Helene Curtis International.—V.
Ocean Drilling & Exploration
Co.—Preferred Stock
Sold—Of the 104,575 shares of 6% convertible
preferred
stock recently offered to common
stockholders at $50
,
with
independent
187, ,p.
past
underwriting is involved. 1
to mining opera-'
The,, company is planning to reactivate its. financing program in the ;
near, future.
Its present plan, which must be subject to
change to meet
:
stockholders
no
proposed to take appropriate stockholder
meeting of. stockholders .with respect to
contract
Fund's
tiave
will
the
Incidental
expenses
ttons*
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—To Reactivate
Financing Program—
- ----
(no
with
advisbry
the
directors.—V.
and Cushman
.
notification
it is
annual
first
Fund
A. Briggs, President, on April 211
The post is a newly created
positMti,' necessitated by. expanding operations and activities.
Outboard Marine Internatiohal distributes Buccaneer. Evinrude and
Johnson outboard motors; Lawn-Boy power mowers; Omisa chain saws;
••
Corp.,,
,
of
Pursuant
Insurance
to
Co.
.
.
commitment
a
under
date
-
obtained
of
April
$355,000
and
to
for the 6% first
issue
V
,
from
Jefferson
Life
Standard
of
principal
The
1958,
The•
6CJ>
amount
first
aforesaid
of
to
said
insurance
in
company,
mortgage bond of the company in the.
$395,000 now held by said insurance company,1
mortgage
bond
commitment
was
in
the
made
principal
subject,
Leopold
amount
among
of
$750,000,.)
other
things
contract
Army between
,
amount
substitution
new
3,
awarded
been
Shovel Co.,. a-subsidiary of Penn-Texas Corp.,
$12,000,000 contract for 40 ^rUck-mounted power
Truck
"Quick-Way"
has
shovels,
.
the company expects to
obtain from said insurance company, promptly after the sale of the
common
stock now
offered,
additional long-term
financing in the
a
Subsidiary Awarded Large Truck Contract—
an
$1,342,370.72,
a
Silberstein,
D;
calls
for
delivery
1959,
January,
(he consummation of the aforesaid exchange of 5% subordinated
shares of new 5?b
convertible preferred stock (which con¬
dition was fulfilled on April 21, 1958), and (b) the sale of the shares
of.^class. A coipmon stock now offered.'
* •->*
;-«w i
i.
*
Penn->Texas President. - reported.
of the truck shovels to the U.
and August
».
1960.—V, 187, p. 1546.
(J. C.) Penney Co.—March Sales Increased—
Period End. Mar. 31—
--
-
T-
*
'
-
$
—
86,857,200
3alPS
—V.
1958—Month—1957
187,
p.
1317.
$
-
]
-1958—3 Mos.—1957
$
*
86,469,782 232,910,823 232,288,859
;
to (a)
notes
,,
by S.
r
Mining
■„
Fund
the
.
James
Alaska—Files With SEC—
names,
of
of
the
Outboard Marine International 9.A.,
of
change
offering,
the
Overseas
masers.
the
:
Fund.
the
investment company,
an
as
Outboard Marine Corp.—Butler
most
challenging^cheniical problems ol'
to Nuclear Corp. The first techniques required
literally thousands of repeated fractional precipitations or crystal¬
lizations.—V. 185, p. 2561.
./"•>*,
'
•/'
!
*
,
at
election
modern times, according
/Nationwide-General Insurance Co. has been adopted as the niune
a
new
company which will market merit-rated automobile insur.-■■
aiice—discounts' for safe driving and penalties for accidents.
; It was chartered last Fall as Trans-America Insurance Co.
The
public
investment
an
elementsWith'similar
scarce
1959/- Since
17,
selection
properties; the "rare earths
occur
naturally only as oxides. They always are found, mixed together
and with other elements.
Separation and reduction of the oxides to
Nationwide Corp.—Subsidiary Changes Name—
;
cations
$3,683,667
.
.
the
action
Corp. said it is producing dysprosium of 93 to 99^
purity
lump and ingot form, in gram up to pound lots.
•In electronics, dysprosium's
paramagnetic properties qualify-it as a.
component of ferrites, or "garnets,'-' -a group of materials with
appli- -
1958—3 Mos.—1957
National Supply Co.—Merger Approved—
Secf.fArmco Steel Corp. above;—V. 187, p. 885.
;
r.
of Delaware, Inc.—March
March
to
Nuclear
Shops
beginning operation
adviser for
.
*
in
National Shirt
Investment
as
to enter Into an investment, advisory- contract, with Lehman
Brothers.
The fiscal year of the Fund .ends on Dec. 31, and the date
of its first annual -meeting :of stockholders is fixed by its by-laws
find
applications in
the -construction
of- nuclear
reactors,
in;
magnetic..alloys for use in electronic devices, and in other fields to be
determined by further-research, a
company spokesman said!- '
186, p. 2758.
serve
proposes
probably !
-will*
'
-
*
taxes_--___^-__-
,
has filed a Securities Act registration statement proposing the
public offering of 3,000,000 shares of its capital stock.
It' proposes
acquire the securities and cash of Aurora Corporation simultaneously
with the delivery of. the
Fund's capital stock to the underwriters.
Thereafter, it Is contemplated that the Fund will become
open- :
end company, and upon completion 'of the "initial, offering, ^shares of
the Fund will be offered on a continuous-basis by William Street
Sales, Inc.; - as sole distributor. .Lehman Brothers proposes to .act as
principal underwriter for the initial offering of Fund: shares, and
1,899,016- fl,879,366 '
-/
directors,
contract, -and
to
paid—_--i————---u. —*>r 2,128.594
outstanding-^--...--—i.—:
common
of
-independent
and
3,517,820-
-
.
without stockholder approval of au investmentwithout stockholder-approval of .-the selection
public, accountants; and the Commission has given
interested persons until May 6, 1958, to-request a hearing-thereon.
The Fund registered as an investment company on April ■% 1958;
$33,477,721 $29,506,731
-
:
-'
-
<
.....
its
advisory
of
1957
*
*
Seeks Limited Ex¬
—
company of New York and Lelurian
proposed investment adviser, have applied to tlie'SEC
for
an
exemption order tinder the Investment Company Act .per¬
mitting operations of the Fund for a limited period without stockholder
the. company
Fitzgerald as President
Mr.
-*
This-newly-organized investment
of
(& Subs.)—Earns. Show Gain
sales
Net
the
and
*t~ 1V/*
'//"/
the
trustee
a
Fund, Inc.
emption—
committees.
charge of
and
$0.63
1957
National-Petto-ChemicalsvCorp.! "tAfter' provision for1 dividend777".''
elected
31-^—- v.:
Prov» for Federal &
of shares of common "stock outstanding at
that date;; have
restated*©-give effect t©.the pooling" of interests, resulting from
tljo exchange of the ebfnpany's common stock for the minority interest
187, p.
Dec.
Profit
been
in
Ended
10,156,231
number
preferred, stock.—V.
and
1949
designated Chief Executive Officer.—V.
$5,798,749
shares—--—: ^" $0.49
per-common
results* for
been
since
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
•
/ $5,511,497 *
shares outetandtag2----2Ji--^ii--^J •/ 10,330,795"
Common-
has
executive
Vice-President
.
10,000
;
'•One William Street
election
•
.
LQ24.768
-
Net Income--
■
1952,
was
Board's
Slicliter,
department
v'-u
I12,914,688 /' 13,500.517,
charges
C.
securities)
Three-Months Ended March 31—J-
-.-
Donald
^
EARNINGS
OF
V*
*_
Thronton, Mohr and Farish
,
■
i
shares
Herz-
Inc.
1652.'
p.
T
.Company/ Inc. 10,00Q
AtWlll. and
"
-—^—
187,
*
20,000 '
.
•*
*
-
..
.UNDERWRITERS—The
/
tor
•
,
-
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc.—New Name—
O/vrt
T> 1
r>
tTT/-vlriir»rrc
Pnm
ohnVA
^»
;
^
<i
-
f«
(its®)
Inc.—Acquisition Completed—
Philip Morris
end
Inc.,
Campins,
associates,
the com¬
important extent on its contributions
Polymer, which was organized in 1946 by Dr. Prank C.
Polymer President, a noted chemical engineer, and three
today is a leader in the field of laminating adhesives, and
pany's reputation is based -to an
in this area.—V. 187, p. 1789.
./
*-
,
-
,
,
Inc.—New President—Outlook—
Phillips Electronics,
the
succeed Picler van
expressed management confidence that earnings
during 1958 would exceed those of 1957.
During the r
months, lw: raid, results had 1>een affected to some extent
company
few
gencr?.l economic slowdown, as had been expected.
However, \
"We are happy to say that operations in each division of ;
the company have continued on a profitable
basis."
The stockholders have approved and ratified a program of incentive 3
by
the
he
added,
and key employees, giving them options to
purchase shares of the company's common stock after the completion
of designated periods of consecutive employment.—V. 187, p. 1430.
for officers
compensation
Offered—This
Gas Co., Inc.—Stock
Piedmont Natural
•
is offering to holders of its common stock the '
right to subscribe for 51,183 additional shares of com¬
mon
stork
at
a
subscription of $15.25 per share, /
on the basis ol' one share of common for each ten shares
held of record on April 17, 1958. The offering also car-,
•ries an additional subscription privilege. Rights to sub¬
scribe will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on May 1, 1958.
company
White, Weld
offering.
heads
Co.
&
underwriting the
group
a
total operating
1957, the company had
of $8,745,024 and net income of $890,864.
year
due
Outstanding
Authorized
series
due
1981
series
due
2.000,000
1983——i.-
—Zz
i3.500,000
preferred
stock
(without
Issuable in series-...
($100 stated value)
y
'
50.000 slis.
value)
stock
Common
mortgage and deed of trust securing the bonds in accordance with
the
in
series
more
or
one
restrictions contained therein.
.
time prior to Dee. 31,
to
series bonds may¬
Sec "Private Bond *
1958.
stockholders,
flSinee Dec. 31,
at
annual
the
meeting
held
issued pursuant to pro¬
respect to the first mortgage bonds, 4'/aYp
1977, permitting the conversion of a portion of the principal
of such
bonds
due
V'c,
shares of
into
commenting
series
the balance
sale
"'oan.s and
to
arc
of
to
1,
bonds
be
common
stock.
stock
were
1958 construction
purchase
before
or
on
to
are
One
be
used
Dec.
to
31,
temporary bank
prepay
underwriters
named
below
in
respective
company,
the
"White, Weld & Co—i. 34
Alester
Carolina Securities Corp
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.—
14
Interstate
14
A.
severally
percentages;
stock
as
not*
are
M.
G.
'
Furman
&
Co.
Inc.
12;
stock
'•
;
_
convertible
arc
proceeds
remaining
$7,250,000
18G,
EARNINGS—In
639,7(50
and
income
net
respectively,
$9,521,261,
CAPITALIZATION
First
mortgage
In
.4
April
and. after
011
revenue
EFFECT
GIVING
V. "
coverting
HaLsey, Stuart & Co.,
and
sale
of
•Outstanding
series
debentures
the
of
Inc. bid 98.4613$<>
Participating
in
the
Feb.
15.
certificates
■ ,'
'
...
pfd. stock
$2.44
series
oper.
Proiit
before
Cer-!
inc.
Fed.
on
for the
are
certificates
as
3i/«s.-
subject to authorization of
&
taxes
GOO
self-clearing •
•Earnings'
"•Based
taxes
on
-r.w,-
*•
$2.46
series
Outstanding
17,019.000 ' 13.133,000 •. t
$1.64.
$1.25 '^:.:'.
,
shares.—V.' 186;'p.-215G.
»'•
- -
*..
;-i-f
'Richfield Oil Corp.—Unsubscribed
Debentures Sold—
amount of 4%% convertible sub¬
1958
300,000 slis.
10,000,000 Shs.
($10 par value)
;
'
-•
-
,
initial
the
of shares
conversion
of
profit
divs. paid (cash)Capital shares outstand¬
Com.
of year)_^
com.
p.
Robert
v-'W
r
Mr.
the
underwriters
rights:
-
-
Merrill
T,ynch.
named--below
187,
p.
Auchiucloss; Parker/&
Redpatli
Ferris
&
Mackall: -fc
131/2
Robinson
13V2
1956
1955
$
$
98,058,279
90,919 716
6,910,057
10,640,137
8,188,153
8,553,811
2,640,000
1,164,559
1,636,500
1,088
44,549
-
.
135,435
158,250
share—
2,509.758
■
$2.40
577.
7,955,588
3,887,500
6,888,159
6,759,061*
3,861,481-
3,865,587
2,471,872
2,433,836
$3.22
$2.83
:*.
••*
..6
Hewitt::;.;;-
•"*.
$2.78
"-?>
*•.*
.--T
Coel..lJ.!ll__l\.:. v yc,
'■■■
iiukeiisxlCl
&
.
In
3,
'
»,
...
--,
;
;
»,r:.
->
y
:
Co.,
,'
*
T:[:;
whic h will
'
.'l-;
.
[•'
be W
--J
•"; -.-x
to' the
remarks
and
after "briefly .reviewing" the
Board,
stated
a
change in the corporate
increased^the authorized capital 'i
.approved
21
-j
to 7^500.000 .'shares.'* '*:".shareholders Colonel W> ,F.' Rockwell,
shares
6,000,000
the
1957,
for
Axle Co.—Change in Name Voted
April
on
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
his
of
man
V 2
C6.1ji:^it__*ll±'ii'
•
.
shareholders
stock-from
that
a
large
Chalr- W
highly pleasing results ^ ~-i;
requited for the 10-'J ^
part ;'qf- the funds
j^eaT-$95,000,000 capital impravement and modernization program-had
J"
been spent in the past three years; .that, The corporation's ; financial^
position is in excellent condition; that due to the 195T record cash /i
flow
the corporation entered 1958 .with neither' long-term debt nor * 4 ">
1
"
current-borrowings; and that it had U. S. Treasury: Notes on han^. ;.',
to cover a substantiaLpart;bf the company's tax liability.^W -'.
.
*:;
~
-
company
,
,
>•••'••;*»"!?vyi;
Inc.—■Acquifes'Texas,uRroperlies,:
Net
unit
in Scurry
County,WV.
184,
p.
2329.
.
.
>*■■'>*
-
per
$2,578,211
;
common
-shareW--^——-
%
•Based- on 4,938,157^common
standing.—V. 187, p. i789.*
.
Sacroc
profit
•Earned:
on April 11 announced the'acquisition of .Wo,Texas
properties for $450,000.
Robert J. Bradley, President, estimated the purchases will, add some,;
COO,000 barrels of oil to the company's net reserves., Acquired'.-, were
interests in the KMA field of Archer and Wichita Counties -mnd, the
1957
before
Provisions
-taxes
1956
:
,"1955
-
.
Inc.
for
taxes
p.
1359.
•
.
*
„-
profit—
•
2,688,019
W,202,744 > 1,431,107 ^
1,395,216
.1,150,664
t
divs.
Common
(4 l/o
Earns,
paid
$1,292,803- $1,052,080
.i.
517,731
487,304
465,960
(cash)_
$670,654
for original
shs.
per
stock)
374,850
outstandingcom.
Siwic—
share—
739,708
j
incorporated
$1.82/'
t Not
corporation,
which
to engage, through
of
:
630.000
f
"
^
$1.67
3>JL.O<
was
Cross Manufacturing
Texas,
leasing
711,407
$1.65
ox.ua
•Adjusted for stock split in 1955.
"
.
April 17*
'
T.
.
y-
comparable.—V.4187,
"$1.06
ment
in
the
and sale
and
on
March- 19,
577
of
oir and
gas
and
construction and
.
and Graham-Paige Co.
in
the manufacture,
maintenance of -equip-*
Royal's oil and gas properties are located
Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.—V. 135, p.
•
p.
pipeline
1958 by Graham-
three wholly-owned subsidiaries, M. J.
Co., Inc., R.-01sen Oil Co.
production
of
supplies.
on
listing, 4,245,480 50c par common shares of this
52.289
330,750
dividends paid
in
1 *
$5,000,041
.
The* Board of Governors of'the" American Stock Exchange
approved
760,4531
*
*
Royal American Corp.—Listing, in New York—
t
1,287,882
$1,221,084
$4,673,110
$1,936,354
t
Paige Corp.
Net
out-'\.'l
1958—3 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
$1,8901870
.'—V/ 187,/
2,508,966
income
(estimated)
$0.91'
1954
$21,181,402 $19,341,998 $15,682,326. $12,308,449
sales
Profit
(& Subs.)—Earnings
^
$4,505,566
$0.52
-
shares of'"the company presently
5 * **•;'
i Roses -5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Ine.—March Sales Off—
Sales
Progress Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Com.
*
trade."
186, p„_-733.
has* acquired,.^Freeman Chemical
subsidiary.—185v,p. 2851. ,,
"
a
as
to
name
Exchange
investment
Md.,
Producing Properties,
2,429,121
.
,
'
Rockwell Spring &
The
6
■
.
-
Com.
6,026,969
3,952,786
Roberts M^l Spinning
the
Tlie; company
Price Growth Stock Fund,.Inc.—Registers
Baltimore,
1954
$
113,296,820
new
reception-in
filed with [.the SEC« an
; .
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT .OF. EARNINGS
W
amendment on April 18,
1958 to Its registration,- statement:, covering v -.. Quarter Ended March 3l-^-WW:>".^#*,
-7*-1959
'.H1957W-*'*>
an additional 100,000 shares of capital stock, $1 par value in the Fund,';
Net r sales$52,521,623 -$75,^78.543:*^
-v. 187, v. 7-78.
Profit before taxes on incomeiWlt/i'l'^lWW---5,457,(>11
9;532.960 '■*.$
Federal and other taxes 011 income"-Cest. \ZZLZ~LLr ■ 2,878,800 * 5,927,394
This
Net
117,158,316
■
ftWWble ,build-up. In the month of March in
of orders.—V.
company's backlog
operated
.
• '; -8'
Brewer & Becker
Rouse,
-
With Securities and
that "the
adcling
enthusiastic
;(IL II.) Robertson Co.—Acquisition—
/■ >
.
Co.il
Jones, Krceger. «fc
•
Said,
received
'
have',*; severally
-,
Pierce, Fen¬
1693.
has
Pomeranz-reported
com-,.
aware than#.?
and more- produc-,'. ?
more
V
\Blrely &
—V.
[
that the outlook for the
t'
Fleming—
A 6mltli_i
ner
■
¥
-
131/2
& Sons„
"t
Co.—Backlog of Orcier$ Increase—
V
;
agreed to purchase from the company as nearly as practicable::.in the
following respective percentages, the 1973 debentures not issued* upon
of
•;
•
.
Pomcraiiz, President^ states
E.'
tive' operations,-'Vhe
Frame
k
common
price,
UNDERWRITERS—The
.ft*
;
1437).—V. 187,
p.
panp. is highly-promising. v"Tex'tile .mills tod:»y are
ever
of the reed to modernize to achieve less costly
stock-,:outstandingWould be in¬
creased by 788,000 shares if all of tlie 1973 debentures wore converted
? The number
yu
3
•
- •
bonds may be issued under the mortgage;
as;amcnded.
supplemented, and additional debentures may be issued under the
as supplemented, on compliance villi the .respective provi-i-
thereof.
April 14 (see V. 187,
on
;.
-
Roberts
300,000 shs.
t5,'9H),135 shs.
•Additional
Year End. Dec. 31—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
1957
1789.
p.
300,000 shs;
indentures,
sions
were
for
rights expiring
19,700.000,
f.
.
:
^30,000,000
'
and
subscribed
.
Co., Inc. at 108The offering had been made to com-.;
mom stockholders -of
record March 25 at 100%, with
,y
* $120,000,000
1
.
.
300,000 slis.
1957
of
Common stock
*
37,478,000--28.357,000
: 20-,459,000.:: 15,224,000-'j
.;
shares,._w,.-
common
10,000,000
-
,.
—1—'
-
peron
'
.
v,'4;ul958y,
1957
'w •
$
254,462,000- 236,612,000
income-_i_i«iv—
Period End. Mar. 31—
-4—
per
•/*'•"*'•
income—25.2
on
Net-{ earnings
state
taxes
(end
Taxes
■
by
882,000
income
Minority interests
187,
before
Earnings
*1
4
.
sales
Net
.
'
■
$5,200,000. .;
1,600,000 slis.-
$50 par value
(cum.),
of
131,2
are:
Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon;"
and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V. 187, p. 1692.
■*
$
<3rcss
ing
'► '.<y-
'
.
cost
by common stockholders,;, were of¬
fered and sold on"April 15 by the underwriters, headed
* 1'"
hy Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, and Blytn &
FINANCING
'
an.'"-,
at
.
...:
1932
13 '/a
Commission.
Plymouth Oil Co.
Year End. Dec. 31—
—*V.
*>
offering
TJmon Securities & Co.;
Barns,
C.,
EARNINGS. FOR FIRST QUARTER
March 31-—«
Three-Months- Ended
of* approxi¬
company- w as
PRESENT
TO
debs, due May 1, 1973-.
conv.
Serial
due
oil
the
Interstate Commerce
Net
N.
Cove,
processing plant in Winston-
tobacco
a
Winston-Salem; estimated to
plant* in
COMPARATIVE
'
-v
.
Alex. Brawn
„
Security for the certificates will be provided
hopper cars, estimated to cost $5,015,000.
,
Walnut
buildings,'near
$20,000,000:
of
estimated to cost $4,700,000: a cigarette factory near Winston-,; . "
Salem; estimated to cost $20,000,000; and an aluminum foil rolling and*. 0
.The corporation
bid of 98.457%.
for
a
its floor area;
auxiliary
.
cost
estimated
•
1956.
bonds—
(T. Rowe)
income
$20,000,000 in 1953. «
$'2,000,000 addition to the research '* 4.
24 leaf tobacco storage ware-v
houses, a stemming and redr'ying plant; together with auxiliary buildings, near Lexington, Ky., at an'estimated cost-of $13,100,000; 48 w
leaf -tobacco
storage
warehouses;- a 'stemming and
redrying plant, >,
includes
The, expansion program
laboratory which doubles
$68,- -* not
$10,054,308;-compared--with'" $63,^756,332^ find
operating
1957,
Dillon, Read & Cor Inc,
Johnston, Lemon <fe Co
April 25;
headed an underwriting group which offered $3,900,000
of (non-callable) 3% equipment trust
certificates, ma¬
turing annually, May 15, 1959 to 1973, Inclusive. The
certificates, priced to yield from 1,50% to 3.35%, accord-,
ing to maturity, were awarded to the group on April 24 »
Prov.
$5.91-
a
$50,000.000,. including about
some
2478.
p.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Equipment Trust
Issuance
376,378
9,623,622
provide facilities for the company's growing business,
expansion program is under- way, according to the
mately 643 square miles,
having a populatipn,/ of^abotik: 1,490,000. -;C
The $78(i, 100^principal
comprising the entire District of Columbia and portions* of r adjoining
counties in Maryland and Virginia,
*.V :¥V"
X- '"f
ordinated
Folger, Nolan,
tificatcs Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
,
-
-.
12.
i
corporation filed a registration statement with the -SEC on
-4pnl 21, 1958, covering 10,000 shares of its $25 par common stock
lo
be offered pursuant
to the company's Employees' Stock Purchase
the
.
from the sale of tlie debentures,'; together
from net proceeds of'-a "sale ih, March of
W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.__
a
30,706,583
$6.15
share.——:—_—"
common
■*.
2,762,959
dividends
sub- ■
report.
During 1957, the investment in plant and equipment amounted to'
$23,982,158... The
program
contemplates additional expenditures of4'"'
at
14
Corp.,__
Co., Inc.—
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—Files Employees' Stock Plan—
on
61,912,680
stantial
1, 1959 into
$25 per share and are redeemable at the option ; *
of the company
cn and
after May 1, 1959 at-prices ranging from
1041,!»//'» for those redeemed on or before May1!,^1960,i.to 100'4. for
those redeemed on or after May 2, 1972.
,;•'_
debentures
-The
Tills
.
75,190,000
.
-u—64,160.000
together With
the exercise
Securities
Law
'V
$
957,366,846
137,102.680
1,053,325,579
Salem,
have
1436.
p.
Plan.—V.
state
&
profit
To
Offered—
r«*
187,
1^57
.
paid——
:—>
2,656,588
Common dividends paid
—j; -.r 32,718.477
Common shares outstanding--^4a:j-_i^——
r
337,492
Class B common-shares outstanding.
9,662,503
:
■
Net
offer will
at
the
from
Proceeds
1958.
program.
set forth below, such of the shares of new common
•subscribed for pursuant to the subscription offer:
—V.
1956
-.
taxes—138,606,000
income taxes——
74,446,000
income
Federal
for
Preferred
subscription price js 100%, and the subscription
expire at 5 p.m. (EDT) on May 6, 1958. Dil-,
The
"45c%
million dollars principal
issued initially on MaTch 19, 1958,
1958.
issued
bonds
the
for the
Jan.
UNDERWRITERS—The
•Agreed
>
convertible debentures, due Mayfly 1973,"on the *-:basis of $100 principal amount of debentures for each
30 shares of common stock held of record April 22, 1958.-
1983,
of
the
;
»
its outstanding
$19,700,000 of
is offering to holders of
rights to subscribe for
company
)
,
——__,
before
Profit
Prov.
.
3%%
BOND
series
from
The
common
Autliorizeci';'
■.
SALE—The company has arranged to sell to insti¬
$3,500,000 principal amount of first mortgage bonds, >
at a price of 100'/*
of the principal amount
thereof plus accrued interest.
The bonds will provide for a sinking
fund commencing Feb. 1, 19G3 of $140,000 annually.
The sale of bonds
is pursuant to, and subject to the terms and conditions of bond pur¬
chase agreements, dated Feb. 28, 1958, which provide for a commitment
PRIVATE
aaid
./
Co.—Debentures
Power
•/,-
-
Stockholm.—V. 173, p< 106.
Electric
Potomac
31—
Dec.
,1
sales-
Net
//'l' .t'.-'.'*»'
A •*■; The Paying Agents to whom coupons may be presented are: J, Henry .,,
Schroder &
Co.
Ltd., 145 Leadenhall St., London,,, E.C. 3, England;
J. Henry Schroder Banking Corp., 57 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.;v-*
Hope & Co., Amsterdam; Swiss Credit Bank, Zurich;« and Stockholm*
•
1957, 1,346 shares have been
tutional investors
of
in London will., be paid at the
above-mentioned sterling values converted into local-currency, at bank¬
ers' buying rate for sight exchange on London on the date of proscntation.
Ended
Year
than
elsewhere
Sales—0
} (R. 3.) Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Reports Record
•'.,•:•
<•
presented
Coupons
on
visions in the indenture with
mnount
bond.
.
>v.
debentures,;,, due April 15, 1983;; which
April 17, 1958,'
approved an amendment to the certificate of Incorporation of the com3may providing for nn increase in the authorized shares of common .
«lock from 750,000 shares, par $1, to 1,000,000 shares, par $1.
fee
nominal
.
_
BUSINESS—Company furnishes electric energy to an. area
that the-5Vt'A
IBond Purchase Agreements provide
be issued from time
amoiuit
.
•
,
_
issued
be
may
•Sale" below.
series due
under the terms of the
preferred stock, will be used to. reimbur.se
the
company's treasury
for a portion of cOristructibn / expenditures
made and to be made. It is estimated that/gross"; property.-additions'
for 1958 will aggregate approximately $60,000 000.1,:;
:
:
V'1?
the
SThc
1,
due May
coupons
bonds issued
ing of bondholders held on July
of the under-mentioned paying
PROCEEDS—Net
55750,000 slis.
$1)_—
value
(par
bonds
J.—Expansion Planned;-;a
progranl has been authorized by the board, of, directors,4
according tc an anncsmcement on April 22 by Edgar S. Pciorls. Presi- •:, .
dent.
New construction and equipment will be substantially added to
the facilities for-fabricating Fluoro.lex-T fTeflon), pipe,, pipe fittings,*;.,
expansion joints and related items. : •
u > V' /.r; * :
The new 30,000 square foot, extension will be added to the company's
main plant at Roseland,
N. J., which was .-built in 1955 and -subse« quently enlarged in 1956.—V. 187, p. .778..
..
'
"'VT' '
300,000 shares of $2.46 serial
:I503,010 (Sis.
under
•Additional
,
.
An expansion
1958, from the 25-ycar sinking/fund gold
offer approved by the meet¬
25, 1956, may now be presented to any
agents for payment on or after, May
i, i9bs. •"
■*■.■■■."
;
• '-.'•■ vSubject to there being no change in the par values of pounds sterling
and U. S. dollars as established under the Articles of Agreement of the
International Monetary Fund on or before May 1, 1958, the .coupons
due on that date will become payable at the following rates:;. Series
"A" and "B" 5V*'.v- (formerly 7'i Fbonds £4.11.1.5-per, £100 nominal
bond; and series "C"
(formerly GVz^'e)., bonds, £4.4.7.4 per £100
The
loan
with
25,000 sh,s.
series
,
■
Resistoflex Corp., Roseland, N.
Germany—Interest Payment— N
| Potash Syndicate of
common
2.350,002
4^(1 r'c
par
:
.
5lh('c
,$5.50
,
$0,580,000
1970;.r :v V
scries due 1977:
Cumulative
•
(
^
"*
offering,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
"First mortgage bonds:
series
-
Ion, Read & Co. Inc. and Johnston, Lemon & Co. head
an investment banking group which is underwriting the
industrial.
the
,
.
the
from
proceeds
EARNINGS—For
3%ro
on
Earnings per
Net
cial and 32"r
.4%r,b
vote
19
••■■•'
Enskilda Bank,
sale of the common shares, '
together with proceeds from the sale of $2,500,000 first mortgage
bonds, will be applied by the company toward the cost of the 1958
construction program, estimated to cost about $3,500,000, and to the
repayment of $1,150,000 of short-term bank loans. >*"<.•
'' "*r' -,
BUSINESS
Company distributes natural gas in 10 important com-.
munities in the Piedmont area oi North and South Carolina. The com¬
pany serves about 51,500 customers, including 124 industrial customers
which are served on an intemiptible basis. In 1957 operating revenues
from the sale of gas were approximately 47'J residential, 21';<> commer¬
PROCEEDS
revenues
May
on
also
Vernes
Mr.
of
last
,
.
letter of notification with the'.'
aggregate value of, common stock -
a
(par $1" to be offered to certain salaried employees under a Salaried -4
>
Employees' Contributory Thrift Plan: The proceeds are to be used to
approving a proposal to
purchase the shares on the American' Stock Exchange and Detroit
change the name of this company to Northwest Natural, Gas Co.
Stock Exchange.—V. 187. p.'. 778.
V
"
.
Net income of $1,423,464
for the 12 months ended March 31, 1958
was
$27,933 under the preceding 12 months': period and, after pro- v
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—Bids May 12—
Vision for preferred dividends, was equivalent to $1.06 per share for.the average nnmber of shares of common stock outstanding.
Earnings
The company.will up to 11 arm-'lCDT) on May 12 receive bids for
•..
the purchase
per share on
a
lesser number of shares for the 12.. months endedfrom it of $16,000,000 firsf mr rtgage bonds,- series G,
March 31, 1957 amount to $1.28.
Practically. all, of the decrease in
due May 1," 1938.
See also V.-;187, P>"l789.
..
\ ,,4/
earnings was attributable to heating requirements being 20under ,.,
the
previous 12 months' period.
Heating requirements in the lirsfc
three months of 1958 were 28(*
under the same, period in .1957 .andyv r--t Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—New^ Vice-Pres.—^
J.' H.
CI aw son lias '-been elected-Vice-President
in. additiOh.no his#
20'/ below normal.
•
^/••-''"4, \
<••
Revenues
from
gas
sales totaled $15,277,924 IoF the > 12 months' duties as Treasurer.^-V.
187, p.v11436."
•
r
i
• •
■'•'
'
period ended March 31, 1958, which was $4,094,184, or 37(< . over the
^ •_ '
•■■
v.;"*:,.. * •
••
previous 12 months' period.
y~ i .. > '
,
•-' ••.r."'
Reaction Motors, Inc.-—Merger Ratified—
,
?•,-r • -•?
Operating expenses were $3,842,G68 over the preceding. 12 months'
See Th'iokol Chemical Corp.. below.-j-V.' 184, p.. 524. :'L'~;vv v/"[.-.ty-ysh'
period, substantially all of which increase was due to additional gas , purchased to meet the increase of 108// in gas sendout.V. 187, p. 1789.;..
will
stockholders
annual meeting on April 22.
at their
told
to
filed
14
,
dor
Berg, who lws been elected Chairman of the Board.
Mr. Vernes was
formerly Senior Vice-President.
-V;
Sales should increase during 1958 to
a figure from 20/;
to 40', ;
above the 1957 volume of approximately $8,000,000. stockholders were
President
elected
been
lias
Vernes
Arie
April
on
.
April 17 announced the acquisition of Polymer
Springdale, Conn., producers of industrial adhesives
textile fixatives (see V7 186, p. 1958).
.• "' ■'
corporation on
The
company
covering not exceeding $300,000
Gas & Coke Co.—To Change Name—
Portland
The
Industries,
The
V
Mich.^—Files With SEC—
Prophet Co., Detroit,
;
:
above.—V.
Inc.
SEC
purchase from it of $40,000,000
1988.—V. 187, p. 1788.
phia 5, Pa., up to noon (EDT) for the
tirst and refunding mortgage bonds"due
Morris
Philip
See
St., Philadel¬
at lOuO Chestnut
by tbe company
Bias will be received
Inc.—Acquired—
136, p. •1958.V""- ".5»"
Polymer Industries,
Electric Co.—Bids April 29—
| Philadelphia
(Continued on-page 54)
1005.
-
in New
>
.Volume 187
Number 5737
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
(1899)1 15
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Industries Inc. ,4quar.>_—_______
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20c
6-28
6-13
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.
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2
5-
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Alabama 'Gas
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-ii quar.)
10c
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Algoma
Steel,
5-22
40C
Allen >/(R. C.)
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(quar.)___
Aluminum
Co.
common'
of
American
Chain
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& Gable
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1
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$1.08%
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7-1
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20c
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pay-
ments. Company previously
reported cap¬
ital gains of $0.0058 and Tnvestment
2V2C
4-30
4-
Elmira &
7%
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....
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1
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6-20
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erred
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(quar.)
Bristol
Co.
of
Brass
British
;
Canada,
Corp.
(Amer.
Burndy
\
i
Fund, .Ltd.
Ltd.
-
Iron
4%%
Canada
Malting
10%
1
-
——
com.
conv,.preferred
Fund,
Inc.
(quar.)__
7-
$31%o<
f,
%
*;
^Cafe^preferred (quafe).r-f-=—---—
1
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JCdf,r©g'a %#«pw: $t-quar^
=
4-30"
Central
&
Central
Vermont
South
West
Public
Century Food Markets Co.,
'Stock dividend
Chain
Belt.Co.
on
(quar.)
Service
5%
4%%
conv.
17%
Chicago Yellow
Chilton
Co.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)' "__________
common
1
(
6-2
V
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Hardart
(quar.)
(N.
2
5-
1
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5-
1
6-28
6-
9
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5-
G- 2
5-31
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6-
5-
2
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5-31
5-
5-
6-10
5-
$1.16
7-
$1.50
Chemical
Bommoii
6-
2
58-
8-15
1
$1.09%
6-
1
6-
2
5%
Olen
7
4-30-
5-20
25c
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
5-26
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5"
8
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(from
net
5-16
income)
(quar.)
4-30
6-20
8-
6-
1
2
7-*7
dividend
Stock
dividend--
A
Stock
——
&
Machine
Laughlin
Steel
(quar.)
5%
preferred
A
Corp.,
—
com.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—
6-
2
5-13
6-
6
1 ®2 %
6-10
5-
9
5%
City Stock Yards Co. of Maine— 1
preferred (quar.)..
—
6-
2
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.-
6-16
6-
2
Keyes Fibre Co.,
12 %c
6-
5-15
-
.
6-13
►
5-12
5-
7
.5-21
-
4-30
,
.
Common
4%%
4.80%
1st preferred
Keystone Steel
Kleinert
common
(I.
A
(quar.)
(quar..)^
(quar.)
Wire
B.) Ttubber
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund. Beneficial interest series
2
6-
2
6-30
$40c
7-25
6-28
$69c
6-16
5-24
6-
1
5-
6-
1
$0.5875
Machine
7%
preferred
8-
8
Petrolite
7
Phila
A
2
Pliila
Suburban
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
$20c
30c
30c
1
4-25
6-25
5-30
5-
6-
1
5-
7-
1
6-10
9
50c
6-10
5-
17 %C
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12-19
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$1
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25c
6-
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(quar.)
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5-12
40c
5-28
5-14
(quar.)—__
12 %c
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(quar.)
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(quar.)
9
6-
2
5-
9
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6-
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5-
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6-
2
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6-
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6-
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6-
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$1.75
7-
1
37 %c
6-
1
.
;
5-16
$1.25
$1.20
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Way no A Chicago Ry.
Common
(quar.)_
7 %
preferred (quar.)
(reduced)
5
25c
:
(quar.)_____
Corp.
5-
2
91 %c
—
Co.
Steel
.
$1
Water,
Company
,
6-20 '
'
22 %c
—
Corp
Portsmouth
7-
1
-
12-30
'
45c
—
(quar.)_______
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
.
5-14
*•
6-30
$90c
—
(quar.)
5-15
2
VIOC
common...
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke A Chemical, common
$5 preferred
(quar.)
&
9
5-15
6-16
18c
——
preferred (quar.)
5%* preferred
(quar.)
Poor
5-
2
6-
$1.14
(quar.)__
3.65%
$4.80
5-lb
6-
25c
Products
(initial)
Gear
>
.
9
$1.12%
(quar.)
A
Reading
Phoell Mfg.
$1.25
.
4-30
*
Corp.
6-
$1.25
2
$1.31%
preferred
>
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5-15
(quarj
preferred
Circle
Perkins
11-
62 %c
.
5-16
7-
75c
(quar.)
9-10
9
6-14
7-15
(quar.)
on
com.
dividend payment at this time.)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Butler, Pa.) —
12-10
6-
5
9
6-
—
.
,
$25c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Fuel Gas, $1.50 .pfd.
Pennsylvania RR. (directors took
1%%
37 %C
5-
$1
•
-(quar.)
preferred
4-25
5-
,
5-30
2
6-
$2
dividend
preferred
Kansas
6-16
5-20
common
1%%
Lamson
$1.50
2
Fruit,
4.68%
1
5-21
6-10
.
Industries
4.60%
6-30
$1
Pendleton Tool
5-20
7-
2
5-15
$62%c
4% .preferred (quar.),.
Payne Cutlery Corp. .(N. Y.)
Peabody Coal; common (quar.)_.—________
5%; prior preferred (quar.)
Pearl
Brewing (quar.)
5-20
4-30
5-15
6-
:
4-22
2
:
'
5-15
1
6-27
$15c
pfd. (quar.)
com.
% Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co.,
2
62 %C
2
6-
6%C
class A
2
75c
conv.
2
6-
22Vac
/
(s-a)
Mississippi River
6-
2
6-
'
$1
Inc
Co., Inc.,
6-
5-
5-27
5-
5c
COc
(quar.)
4.56%
Co.,
$37%c
5-29
2 >
2
5-16
6-10
35c
(Illinois)
$32 %c
2c
56-
90c
pfeferred
Perfect
Jones
;•
2
2
6-
20c
——
•.
in-
pfd. (accum.)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. .(stock dividend)
Jones
5-15
7-15
87%c
,
5-29
6-15
,
6-20
30c
$3c
Ltd.,
'
5-15
,,
6-
$15c
10c
5-lfl
2
6-
6-16
$1.12%
(quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com.
6-
9
„
—____
Pago-Hersey Tubes Ltd.
6- 2
5
5-
2
.
37 %c
pfd. A
(quar.)
Power,
5-
6-
10c
..
(quar.)——
Fund
Gas
4-: r,
Canada,
common—.—
5-16
32c
..
4%
Ry,
10-31
5-10
5-16
25c
(quar,)__.—
5-16
35 %c
1
11-17
2Va%
$1.06%
of
2
31 %c
1
each
for
—_____
2
'
_
5-
5-
Corp.
6-
Vestment
5-10
Chemical
6-
4-30
"
5-15
25c
35 %c
5-1
Stock
5-21
9c
—_
31 %c
.
Corp."' (quar.)____
"
6
5-29
8
6-15
5
5-
6-14
5-
5-21
5
5c
_______—
(
Edison
5-
1
^4-24
5-15
6-15
—-
Pharmacal Co.
Oklahoma
7-
1 ;
6-10
26 %c
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
5-19
6-13
5-
2
30c
preferred
4-30
50c
5-31
6-16
1
6-
15c
t
—
—
5%
5-12
7-
■
(quar.)__
Quebec
1st
2
5-15-
62 V2 C
Ohio
Penn
Co.,
6-10
40c
_t
Western
A
Norwich
:/
Textbook
30c
common
preferred
6-
25c
L.)
5-29
62 %C
(quar.)—
A Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)_—
Shore
Xiine
(quar.)—
Enterprises
(F.
5-23
6-14
Gas
5-15
35c
1
6-16
—
held
Distillers ;&
$2
—
5-
25c
37 %c
-
—
Ultrasonics
Narda
of
dividend
5%%
!
—^—
5-15
(Stock dividend)—
Airlines,
$1.25
•
,
International
share
50 shares
4%%
5-15
Breweries,
Jacobs
5-29
$2 (
75c
-
investment
5- 7'
5-23
15c
Resources
4-30
7- 1
.
Northwestern Public Service, common
5-15
International
-5-15
5-29
6-14
$25c
5-15
'
5-29
6-17
7- 2
.(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)___
Northwest Industries, Ltd.
5-15
1
6-17
$31 %c
FUnd,
Inc.
(quarterly
income, payable in
Stock)_____
or
Northern
5
6-
6-
International
5-29
5-30
________
Northeastern Water Co., $4 prior
Northern Central Ry. (s-a)
9
20c
,1—1-
Inc.
Co.—
(quar.)__,
Northwest Bancorporation, common
4.50%
prefcr.ed ( initial) _—
6-18
-
4-21
4-30
90c
(quar.)
North Star Oil Ltd., class A (quar.)__
$2.50 preferred (1956 series) (quar.)—
7
$5c
(quar.).'____—
_2i
$1.50 convertible participating pfd. (quar.)
Industrial,
7-
-
1
5-26
Investment
net
cash
North
"
.
Mortgage
Co.
Nopco Chemical Co.,
5-12
7-21
<
pre-
Corp. (reduced)
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)—
6V4% preferred (quar.)
5%%
$22%c
—
Y.)—
A, (quar.)
.
2
»
5-15
6-30
Nomietal Mining Corp. Ltd.
5-15
1
6-
87%c
$5.12 preferred B (quar.)_i_—
5.70% preferred,C»(quar.)f
"•/,
6-
45c
5
,
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)_
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Norfolk
6-15
1
•
5-21
2
5-
5-
10c
Newport News Shipbuilding A Dry Dock—
(Quarterly
6
-
4-23
$25c
participating preferred. (quar.)__^
$1.50
5-16
6-18
G-'l
10c
Blrmingliam RR.
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line,
1
G-10
.
1
6-
12 %C
common
New Bedford Storage "Warehouse_;
1
5-31
62%C
,
—-
(N.
time,
National Rubber Machinery Co.
2
40c
5-29
1
.
_____
4% preferred
(s-a)
Moody's Investors Service—.
National
5-. 1
5- 1
6-30
5-15
Y.)_
A
National
6-13
$1.75
$$1.25
Co.
Co:
this
(quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)
National Drug A Chemical. Co.
(Ltd,, 60c convertible preferred
5-16
6-16
5-15
.
5-29
7-
5-15
—____
Coanmon
6
3%
%c
25C"
Mobile
National
6
7-1
"
G-12
,
.
<
/
0.65
(i. "i:; A"^;T^r^r.)_::ir:
Stock
6-21
1
"40c
50c
(quar.)
ferred ^deferred: at
One
8
6-
6-27
5-23
Exploration for each
Missouri-Kansas Fipe. Line Co.,
!
5-15
6-27
;
6-16
6-14
•
5-15
6-30
75c
National
8
.(stock dividend)
5-20
-litter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
6-18.y "" ' - Quarterly/i/__—
a-—
-
"
25c
.
6-20
6-.30
5-29
____——___—
Water
4-21
5-15
5-23
6
9
70c
of
;*
5-16
6-
6-13
Srom
5-15
5-15
6-
5-31
25c
;
5-
Mutual
6-16
6-30 "
25c
1
$15c
(quar.)
common
Imperial..Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
;G-12 t.
2'6-12
5-35 5
6-30
$1
:.
,.
April 24.
Pulp & Paper Co., Class A
$1.41 2nd preferred (quar.)
»
$25c
—___
dividend
.
5-15
-
; 50c
(quar.)_—
Motor, Wheel
1
5-
12 %C
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)_
Casualty Co.
5-15
30c
Chrysler Corp.-(reduced)
Citizens
(Charles
'/• Hdron & Erie
1.5-35
$1.12%
(quar.)
Cab
7-
3%
_L
5-
5-15
50C
•'
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%. -preferred
.
5-15
/
7-1 ''
1
50c
Chesapeake A- Ohio Ry.,
,3%%:
-
v'
;
25c
(quar.)
5-15
'7- 1
5-16
5
62 %c
pfd.
Tradewind
6-16
6-
5-
—
Morrlson-Knudsen Co. (quar,)
1
25c
i\3:.1.9.B.^&^..p^drqfred.p..((quar.r^_cri-j:^2ij;''^
^S-iU
Hugoton:'Pro"diictlop; Co. (qliar.l
'
»■'
5-31-'-
$1.12%-
common
preferred .(quar.)
Chicago Towel Co.,
5-31
'♦
-
-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10"
'5-31A
'•42c-1 -=6 10
42
Chambersburg Engineering Co. (quar.)____
Chenango -& Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
Common
v
$1-/23
(quar.)
pfd.
5
f
$1.06%
i__
Corp.
5
5-
'
(quar.)_
,
1
2%
(quar.)
com.
>'•:•: Hudson
3-31
5-
-
"'"
$1.25
.
com.
80
lf-'T
60c
a
Electric,
5
r
'5T5"
56 %c v";"
(quar.)
55-
56c'
com.l___
Housat'onid T'Public;. Service .-"(quar.)
s4-18
-
5-15
27%c
Hubin'ger Co. $(quaf.T_ll_i_l__If-ll_'_ir2--l
"
,
-
Co.,
5%' preferred (quar,)
2
Hotel Barbizon Inc. (qdar.)
"
..
6-10
—_—
(stock
conv.
Moore-McCormack Xines
5-16
5-15
22 %c
/
6-16 •-
t.
"11%C
'• $1.75
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9
6-16
f*
•
(quar.)
Louisiana
2
s-is"
-
:
V7% preferred (quar.)
Central Foundry Co., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service, com.
4.50%
6-
*>-5-
.
■: e6-IG
$70ca
(quar.)
2
%
5-29
v.35c
20c
$3
2
40c
(quar.)
Honey Dew Food Stores istock dividend)-—
'
^(quqr,)^ari^="ir_*r/.~ v"b;oc
Central
3%%
4^8%
"*
'Horn &
15c-
jjrefen-ed
5-15
2
6-. 2
%7- 2
-5c
4%%
6-20
7-
»"4$2'
•^4.80*%- preferred
,
8
6-
9
$1
common——-.—
Hires
Co.,;^btd:%g™___
preferred
6-10
$3c
./35c
•
_____
—
effective
$1
5-15
>r*40c ='
4.92%,
2
7-15
Will be
.Cotton Co. Ltd.,
5%
preferred (quar:)
Heyden Newport Clieinical,
6-'2
A*.,,,
-5-
6-
75c
(quar.)
Hamilton
5-20
-
shutes
new
4_30
"
net
Jt* -ft ,i*
2
6-14
$2.50
Tea
6-16
—
"4%'-preferred
Pacific
<fc
7-
(quar.)_._.
6-
$1.15
——
preferred (quar.)—
Highland-Bell," Ltd.___—;
Estates-c'Os^P).^!
conjmon
%
'6-16"»
$25c-
Carrier.vCpip.,-;
Atlantic
$37%c
Carbide. Stpres^fstock dividend)—
j.. $0,075 „shaies fof-rCentrai : Amer, /Mineral
■.^Resources la-ay^ifr^ ea^di shafe -held)Ci
V:
5-23
25c
preferred (s-a)__
(H. W.) Co. ,(quar.)
$29 %c
-
4-22
$1.18%
1Haveg Industxies, Inc.—
-• *
Stockholders approved three-for-one split
of the capital shares. Par value on the
-6-13
-
6-20
t37-VaC "■
(quar.)___,
Co.
4-22
1
6-14
$1.50
,
.
4-22
,
—
_%
.
$1.25
9
5-13
a-.
5-30
10c
Electric
1
$1.10
—i
Ilackensack Water Co.
6-5
7-1-
-v$50c
from
5-10
5-
$1
v,
Corp. lquaT.)__„___
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
6% /preferredv.(quar.) —:
*
(quar.)
(quarterly
'
6-20
25c
——-
9
5-
-
6-1G
75c
B
Case
2
t25c
(quar.)
M'
TBrtra
5-
5-27-
$32(20
income)
General
Canafund
'
•
1
•6-
$$1.06%
com.
1
35c
7%. preferred (qmvr.),
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp:- (quar.)
—
Gulf Bower Co., 4.04% -preferred (quar.)___,.
2
.'1
30c
Canadian General .* Seenrities,s.sijtd^-
Capital
6-
,
5-8
-
4%C
5-15
6-
25c
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
5-12
4'0c
—______
{ quar.
dividend
Stock
Great'
5-23
6-10
_
50c
(.
«...
;
._'—___—_
Gossafd
*5-15
•
15c
preference (quar.)
Canadian Breweries Ltd., com.
Class
2:
35c
6-16
5—1
—______
held)-
Monsanto
Gold'fc Stock Telegraph (quar;)
—:
Gooda'll Rubber Co., common
(quar.)——
2
5-15
6-11
*
-
15c
/(quar.)
5
5-
-60c
preferred "(qn'ar.)__:_r__J__——.
Giant Ycllowkriife Gold Mines, Ltd
2
5-
2 v;
6-
35 c
j.__;
Co.,
:
2
5-30
-so;
25c
$1.75
(quar.
5%
„
-6-
-
:
6-10'
:r x,
in-
(4 %'%
Investment
;
■
Foundries
preferred
66-
7-
$1.65
'
,
Burlington County Ry. (s-a)____
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
I $1.30
preference
(quar.)
;
Canadian
6-
f72%c
(quar.);,
Canada
preferred
of
Mitcheii
$2."25' preferred (quar.) C"--T—
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common (qtrar.)_'_—z
6-T6
15c
net
5-16
2
5-20
30 c
;.
5%
Camden <fc
Canadian
2
$25c --< 7- 2
from
6-
6-16
,6-19
,
4^V2V0
,
6-16
1
5-15
California Ink Co. /(quar.)_.
A1.25
6-
7-
"6-16
(quar,)
(quarterly
'
$1
30c !.,
General Telephone Co. of California—
"
5
-
.
4:
"
t_
income)
Corj).
•.
5-
Ltd^-
Broadway-Hale Stores" (quar.)__
Brown
Company (quar.)
westment
2
■i 25c
dep. receipta Ordinary (final)______
Bullock
2
$1.40
(quar.)____
(quar.)__:__
Oil
.
(quar.)________
preferred X1956 series) tquar.)__—
5.-16 ' *
•
5(2 % 'preferred (quar. )_1_______
5-16 4General
Telephone Co. - of/ Pennsylvania—
7-1
$30c
American
;
,
"
*
,
(quar.)
v
9
_
$1.75'"'
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.—
i
6-
6-
$1.P6^.VI-
(quar.)
preference
5-
"30c
(quar.)__'_
Gerreral Steel Castings
5-16
2
50c
Bourjois, Inc.1.
Bridge <fc Tank
$2.90
6-
-'
-GOc*"'
1
^lkc,o
5-29
;g--2
$ 1.18^4"
(quar.)•/.
preferred :(quar.)?_a.„
5.60%
preferred
(quar/).
Bohn .Aluminum &; Brass
Corp.-
6-14 ^*
...
-
Packaging-Materials Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Miles Laboratories (monthly)
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
Minneapolis-Moline Co.-^Dividend payments on 1st and 2nd
5-23
10c
-
6-14
7-15
.
Middlesex
6-20
45c
'5-15
-
Midwest
■
•
6-2
9
payment at this time.
(reduced)
A ' Gas
Narda Microwave
cT7%c--.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
Common
-"15c
$1,06%'
■
1
6-10
5-19
56%c
J».
5-
7-2
,■
$6c
_______
—
-
$1.18%
(quar.).
com.
7-
5%
Share
2
10c
$l."37^2'";i
-
_r_
(qtlar.)
Bethleliemv'Steel Gorp.;:
4T80C
,t
•
9
5-16
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (quar.)____
Mickelberry's Food Products -( quar,)_.—
2
5-
50c
Frecport Sulphur Co./ ( quai^>_™_-_—Fulton Mafket Cold Storage'Tti'nnual)———
6-20 r"' '- 5-29
f-.'.'w*'":-
Heminway
5-
5-15
40c
•JForemost Dairies Inc. (quar.)_
5-29
.
•
of
Canada, Ltd.
(extra)__
LL
Bastian-Morley Co. Inc., 5V3% pfd. (quar.)
Bgck ^(A. S.) Shoe, common-:(quar.
S »4%e/o
preferred -)quar.)_i
Belding
5-15
5-15
:
-':
4.60f'o '' preferred.^quar.
1
2
?
6-16
(quar.)
dividend
Baarber-Ellis
4."407«v'preferred
....
(quarterly from income)
AaftecOil
Ayshire Collieries
5-16
1
6-
/
A
Oil
Shares
2
—
Firgt "Bank -Stock Corp. (quaT.)
Florida Power:Corp.;
preferred (quar.)_:_
k
(quar.)
Milling Ltd. '(s-a)
Common
s
rFafnir Bearing Co.'(quar.—
'
Fairbanks Morse & Co.l__a_
T
Federal Screw 'Works "(quar. r__T__T___—
time)
..
4-24
5-
•
non-voting
pfd.
4-30
5-15
-
Steel Co.,= preferred
(«-a)_______J_
Automatic Steer Products, Inc.— r: -y
■*'
)(No action taken on the 30c
Leaf
McHae
'
Atlantic
1
5-
5-15
McKesson A Robbins, Inc. (quar.)______
McNeil Machine A Engineering Co.—
4-24
6-14
'
20c
—
'
of-$0.0192
non-ctnnulative
•'
20c
in-
-fv come
6-
.60c
(quar,)_
(quar.)_
$2.50 preferred (quar,)
1
25c
Willlamsport RR. Cffi— "
preferred r(s-:i),
Corp.\(quar.)
5-
4-30
$31 %c
."I—
/' Exeter Mfg. Co.,- common
1% preferred .(quar.
•
'
Maple
6-13
'50c
'
'Corp".*'(qtiar.)'-c
Electric Hose <fe
6-16
5-15
:
,'i
.
•-
1
6-13
6-10
$25c
McCord Corp., common
Class
Paper .Corp.
:i___
Electric Auto-Lite Co. ' (reduced).—_______
lv'
5-
".;$75c
Mathews Conveyor (quar.)
9
6-14
5-15
$$10
.Eaton
25c
.
5-
:7- 1
$1
_
(quar.)
i*'•=-*
Eastern
5-1"
1
"
com.
•
;6-l^'¥5-'l-
60c"
62 V2C
../•
CP., •; common"(increased)—___—
r- 4%
apfeicri-ed;' (quar.)—4,
Urewry's, Ltd., U. S. A. (quar.)__
Dunhill International (extra)
—:
6-
<c
:',V-
——Ir
—
y,
6-
5-23
"
Ltd.-—
Co._____J
;
'Co.
(quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) A Co. (quar.)_
5-29
2
7-1
50c
_1
Dravo Corp.,*coinmon
30c
-
;-
-45c
Macwhyte
¥
$1.50
(quar.)
4% .;cqnv.'rpreferred (quar.)
_
Corpi(
Macassa Mines, Ltd. (quar.)-.,
'
4-30
6-16
6-
$r.05
RR. (s-a)
:
& Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Drackett
5-2
6-
I 51.31%
—
moeetna
Glassine-, I«mi> \
(quar.)
Ex?"81
6
5-15
93%c
(quar;)'
p'fd.
$4.20
-'
'
5-29
59c
-
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
Arrowhead' & Puritas Water
Inc.
Corp.,
-•-h homlniqn Stores, "£td. Tquar.)" ______
-5S0 y.-Dohiidllfey TR. R.) & Sons '(quar.)__——
•
fi-20
®
27V2C
-
(quar.)
Fund,
preferred •"( quar.)
r'/
(quar.)___•
,
-
Zellerbflch
"DeeTfield
5-c9";>tc>v
quar.)__.
W
Co.,"'' 3 % %
Crown
5
60c
(quar_)
$2.40
5-23
w^lT'bflawafe
o% Dominion
50c
(quar.).
5-10
5-15
6-12
10c
,•
at this time.
Investment
No action taken on div.
4-23
6-
Screw -Co. -(initial
s
6-14
20cu
(quar.).
preferred
k"
5-
-
5-31
62VsC'
(quar.)
'.$4.35 preferred /•(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri- Power Co.;
>•
1
457c-<
;
4-30
5-31
tniitorfiaiSI
5
6-
$25c
20c
27 %C
4
5c
II) The.' (quar.)
JLImperial' Mills Ltd. (quar.)—_4T '•$17 %c
'
Crane
5
2
%
5
9
7-1
$2*
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer Co.
6-
2
5-
5-
5-7
7cr}f'Davidson-Boutell
"
4-4
(increased quar.)
preferred
$2.36
Associated
2
^
G-i4
^6-24
Canadian
preferred,
Lucky Lager Breweries (1954), Ltd.
6-30
5-
1
6-
50c*
-
-
5-20
25c
.
6- 2 /
Theatres—
6-13
1
(G &
4Cosmos
5-46
:i•
Corson
•
'
.
'
6-
25c
__.
5-29
6-
Natural Gas Corp.';r(lncreased)
Corning
1
(quar.)__
Lynch-Corporation—
1%
31 %c
4-25
'J
r^10c:;.
Inc.
Lowney (Walter M.) Ltd. (quar.)
Loyal Protective Life' Insurance
-
-
(stock dividend)
preferred * (quar. )
Continental
4
Service Co.—
$1 .10
-
1
,6-10
(reduced) i:.r_r_ar'4v fl7%c
American Steel Foundries
Arizona
2
6-
$1
37^C
Products Corp.
(monthly )_i
Hospital Supply Corp. 4quar.)____'
Smelting & Refining Co. (quar,)
American
6-13
5-16.;»
-7-21
.
Common
"45%
,v5-30
.
75c
v
American Home
American
6-
7-
5c
vr.
•
4
4-
6
6-30,
Canada--'Ltd.— 4
(quadr) a„_
preferred (quar. •)'.
4%-%
6-
5-l«
•
7-1
30c
12V2C.
\
*
(quar.'liiriji.'-rr^'
4fo'',preferred
V-
6-13
$1.15
i,
»,
"jCohtinental, Copper & Steel Industries—
5-16
1
(425c
A Equipment v( quar. )/-___a/
Corp., common ^(quar,) r
'•v4%rpreferred iquar:)£
a,
Cement-''Co.
2
7-
V
Allied^Stores
Alpha ^Portland
Aluminum, Ltd.,
2
6-
..
.
(quar.)_r
Ltd.
<quar.)_____
Business Machines
6-
4-30
5-10
v'1
$$1.75
;
:
1
7-
5-15
5-15
.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
6-30
HV2
6-13 i-:
$1.05
;
(quar.)
Natural Gas
6-25
S1V2C
..
i $3.50 prior
preferred-.;' (quar.).r_rr_
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)_r__
S 4.60!w:r preferred
Alabama-Tennessee
93=140
$iri2(/a
rrm^__
"
G.)
Shipbuilding
Boston
London
'
•
Co.
Dividend pp.yment omitted
4-30
4-30
"10c
(quar.)___
(James) & Sons (quar.)_Ll_Ta__^—_r__
$3
45c
Insurance
Tournean (R.
Loew's
'L'v-
_
5-31
-
'
>•*
(quar,)_.
Lexuiguon Union Station Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Libby McNeill A Libby, common (quar-.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) A Co., com. "B'f non voting (quar.)-
5-27
6-
Title
Levingston
.
5-9
10c
tl2c
40c
Co: Inc.;* common
6-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund_____'___i.l_
Air /.Reduction
2.
Corp.
(s-a),;
Glass, Ltd. (quar.)
Consumers
S.19
6-30
Ltd., "class A
k
.
10c
of the Woods Milling Co.,
7-%- preferred (quar.)
Land
—
i
*
Payable of Ree
14c
w..;
:
Laxe
5-20
(quar.)
Consolidated
1 6-10 %
2
v-
5-15
2
10c
Cement -Corp.
Consolidated ^Edison Co. of N. Y.
7-
i>
5-j
2
6-
Composite Fund-:(qua*.)
•
8
$30c*V"7-
________—
Acme
Acme Precision
5-
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
6-
70c
Sharer
•
'
15c
$15c
Commonwealth''Natural Gas Corp. .(quar.)
of Rec~
-Ltd;—.,-r.
Common v (quar.)—_o_.—a.—z——:
Class A
r
Payable
Vr/l2%c =;%' 6- 2
—___
,
f"
5- 9
i5c
^
:"'-J
/ •'.
,
5-31-
■%:SC/0-
___________
"•
9
■■;''
Koehring Co. (reduced)
Krueger (W. A.) Co. (quar.);
'
{0
Then- we^oiiow _witb.
canton Ehgines corp. (stock dividend>
a second stable in,which we show*.the payments
previ-.$ cochenour Aikman Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
winiams
Collins" &
; ( resumed)
ously announced, but which have not yet reacned their "
Combined
Enterprises Ltd.
(quar.)
payment
> <•; ./... ■,
CommfereiaT ;eredit ■
Co^"lQU£lT-'i----^
'*
5-
;;
V ;" 6- 2
f
chineed
2
6-
,„
oj;/ 50c;.
nhanrrari
n CI in a
Name of Company
.
Router» *
When
Par'
Payable of Reo.
&
ftlt.ftn '.'JXdfftfn-lirifl
PA"1
clM:Mine .lCo„ na,j,e
Bounced during tbe current week.
Holder*
When
Share
Pittsburgh RR.—
Z:, 7
guaranteed*^quar".) < *Z.
4% ^special/guaranteed f (quar.)
groupeeL in two separate
are
Par
-w
i>* Name Qt Company
■>
,
Co.—
15c
5-31
.
-
6-10
5-15 "
5-15
*
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1900)
Mexico.—
Public Service Co. of" New
/Common, tq.uar.j_,-.-
$1
Oil
4-19
-
-
20c
5-15
5-
1
preceding table.
6-lli
0-
2
1
1 V -5-
2
0-
40c
—
,
^
-
-
Ltd
Mining Corp.
Queraont
6-12
5-22
35C
5-15
4-30
6-20
5-20
6-17
6-
(quar.j
Stores Inc.
iquar.j
Mi'.cDonald Mines, Ltd
Richfield Oil Corp.
i5c
Corp.
3
6
6-14
5-15
4-30
4-23
6-
$2
7-
1
6-
2
5-14
Allied Control Co.
Ryan
St.
Aeronautical
Croix
Extra
tquax.j—
4-21
10c
6-6
5-16
1
5-15
5-
4-29
4-18
4-29
4-18
715c
common
9-15
8-8
.——
preferred (quar.j
Sobering Corp., common (quar.j
9-
1
8-11
J351fic
5%%• preferred A (quar.j,
•5%%
mvic
9-
1
8-11
—/
30c
5-19
5-
37 Vac
7-15
6-30
Paper Co.,. common (quar.j——
preferred" (quar.j,
preferred , (quar.j——
Scripto, Inc.,. class A (quar.j
Seaboard Finance Co., common (quur.)_____
$4.75 preferred- (quar.j
—
$5 preferred .(quar.j.—^
$5 preferred. A (quar.j——
$5 preferred B (quar.j
Seaboard Surety., (quar.j
Sealright Oswego Falls (quar.j
50c
6-10
5-16
85c
8-
1
7-18
$1
8-
1
7-18
12 Vac
6-10
5-24
American Can
25c
7-10
6-19
American Cement Corp.
"
$1.50 preferred (initial) __:
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
convertible preierreu
-
Scott
$3.40
$4
___
,
Co.
7-10
$1.25
7-10
6-19
65c
6-
2
5-
9
35c
5-20
5-
2
10c
7-
1
6-10
American Home
9-30
9-10
American Indemnity
7-
1
6-10
30c
6-
5
15c
5-26
5-
5
150/
5-26
5-
5
6-19
/
__
dividend,
5%
preferred (quar.j
Shakespeare Co.
(quar.j—
Sheaffer (W. A.)
Pen, class A
.(qugr.)_
Sheraton, Inc. (s-a)———
(quar.)
B
.
.
5-22
$1.50
Anderson Clayton & Co.
5lb
1
4-21
AVs%
5-15
American
6-10
5-
8
20c
6-10
5-
8
(i-
1
,5-13
1
5-10
25c
25c
6-14
6-14
5-23
5-23
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.j—
5% pfd. (this payment clears all arrears)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.— ./
7
5-20
4-22
50c
Co.,
50c
40c
15c
5c
20c
4-30
4-28
4-17
4-18
5-15
4-30
4-14
—-
:,
5-29
5-15 '
5- 1
1
5- 1
5- 1
25c
(quar.).
$1,25
—
Meter
Co.
American Mono Rail, common
$1.20 preferred
5-13
American
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.
Mutual
vestment
4-30
30c
4-30
5-1
4- 4
_
U2*/aC
_
'
55c
Gas
Corp.,
•
6-10
6-10
51b
38:)ic
6-30
5-20
7-
1
6-16
American Seating Co.
6-13
5-15
,
6-
2
6-
T
31c
6-14
6-
6-26
5-15
American-Viscose
5-15
American Water
20c
$1.12*2
/
: 5-15
;
5-15
-
7-
1
i5-15/
45c.
5-
3
1
60c
0-16
5-15
87 V2C
6-16
6-
Title
basis.
$1.75
Co.
2
6-
.
.
7%c
•
—____
(quar.)
Corp.
Works,
61b
preferred (quar,).
6%1b preferred <quar.)___
"
preferred
$4.50
preferred
&
Class, A
Class
Gas
'
—
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
6- 2
Corp.
of
(quar.)
(quar.),
B
Union Tank Gar Co.
United-Air Lines Inc.
Stock dividend
4-29
6-23
4-30
4-23
i
(reduced)
Products' (quar.)
Ahderson Electric Corp.
Class-B (quar.)_
common
5-
9
7-
1
5-28-
5-
8
Anhedser-Busch
6-10
5-
9
Animal
4-30
4-18
5-15
4-18
4-18
'
5-31
5-12
15c
5-15
5-
1
35c
7-31
6-30
$1.75
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-29
(quar.)
38c
6-28
5-29
87V2C
-
-
8-15
7-19
92V2C
8-15
7-19
$1
8-15
7-19
4%
a-15
7-19
20c
I
40c
6-16
6-
6
6-16
,•-
20c
6-
6
6-
12*/aC
2
6-16
'
1
3%
of America,
6-
$1.12%
com.
(quar.)
5-15
5-1
*
30c 7
20c
1
7-15
7-
5-15
4-25
5-31
4-30
25c
5-13
5-
$1.75
5-13
30c
>
2
2
6-16
6-15
6-
2
7-
72c
6-
1
1
6-13
5-31
50c
62 Vic
Van Sclver (J. B.) Co.—
"
S^ class A, preferred (quar.),
5-
3
7-
$1
^
$1.25
5-15
7-15'
'
2
5-15
7-
5
Virginia 'Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
1
S5c
6-13
5-
2
68V4O
6-30
6-
2
5-
4-21
«
—"—I
Walker-Mfg. (Wise.) :(quar.)
35c
Wire-^qtjar.)
25c
6-JLO
50c
-j
7-
5-23
-
50c
~
West-Indies Sugar: (quar.)
Virginia
1
6-16
10- 1
12-15
5
6-13
5-29
5-15
5-
Pulp & /Paper—
■4Vipreferred :(qua,r.)
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)_.
730c
6-
2
2
4-30
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
30 c
6-14
5-26
Weyerhaeuser:Timber Co.
25c
6-
9
5-23
25c
6-10
5-23
6-10
preferred .(quar.)
Bros.
(quar.),.
85c
"
$1.25
6-16
5*16
6%
5-
50c
6-30
6-12
1
4-
5
5-
1
4- 7
'6-2
4-30
5- 1
5-15
5-
5-
1
4rl7
6-
1
4-17
•5-
-
1
4-14
725c
-5-1
•4-15
5-1
?$1
less
l%d V
Co.
5-28
■
715o
7160
-40c
7
:
conv.
%
7-29
1
1
4-10
5-
1
1
4-10
6%
.
preferred
250
12-15
11-26
5-
1
5-
5
4- 7
5-
1
4-15
5-1
11%C
5-
56-
.4-10
6-
-4-10
:
—
5S
36c:
5%
"
Bronze
5-15
4-25
4-25
5-15
4-25
'
5-15
4-25
'
737 Vac
6-16
5-31
2
5-15
725c
shares
6-
750c
6-
1
7S1.25
5-
1
4-10
750c
5-
1
4-18
710c
4-30
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
—-
78c
—
(s-a)
5-23
-
6-14
5-23
4-30
4-15
$1.50
17%c
4-30
4-15
Central
37 %c
4-15
4-30
4-15
15c
4-30
4-15
*
10c
(quar.)
4-30
15c
_^___
5-20
4-24
-
1
4-24
5G*/4C
6Vic
5-
5-
1
4-15
5-1
..
5-1
5-
4-15
4-30.
4-30
4- 8
7-15
6-26
4-30
4-11
$1.50
7-15
6-30
Real
Co,
-
(quar.j
10-15
12-31
25c
4-28
4-15
6-20
6-1
.
4-
l">
4-30
4-10 J
€-20
:
6-10
12-20
6-7
,l
•;
4-10
37V&0
6- 1
'4-21 J
(Texas)—
_
$1
6-1
Estate/Trust
•
" "J
„
„
-
-20C
r
"40C
..
5-
$1.05
•
■-
(Boston)—
6-16
5- 9
.
4-15
4-15
•4-10 3
"4-10
.4-10";
6-2
'
4-28 J
7 5V.1
4-21
6-
1
4-10
25c
(quar.)_
4-28
4^28
IOC
40c
1
6-4
-40c
,
—I—
common
9-10
12-10 1
.*
*
(quar.)—__
!
_
75c
6-1
5-15
(quar.)——
60c
6-15
4-15
_
Chenango '& Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
3Yz% preferred (quar.)———-——
87%C
;6- 1
4- 7
-
preference
(quar.)—
(N. Y.)
Chesapeake Corp.
(Va.)
4-25
4-30
$1
4-30
4-25
30c
5-15
5- 5
'
on page
50)
'
4-25
-
(quar.)
(Continued
4-30
$1
20c
Cherry-Burrell Corp., com. (quar.)
4% preferred 1947 series (quar.)
.4% preferred 1940 series (quar.)
9-30
$1.50 1-15-59
7- 2
r«-20
.
.
$1.50
4-
20c
———
(qUar.)__
Chase Manhattan Bank
1;
8 ?
4-30
;
$1.25
Champlln Oil & Refining,
$3
4-11
15c
Store
4-18
$1.25
$1:25
$1
4-11
4-30
30c
12 %c
(quar.)___:
4-16 -*
.4-30
50c
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred .(quar.) _____——_—_
Utility Corp. (quar.).
—
Central Warehouse, Corp.,- class A (quar.)—
Class B i(quar.)_—
—
Century Lndustrles Co. (quar.)
Chain
'
4-11
2%
$i.i2ya
(quar.)__
••
4-15
5-dO
25c
r
4.20%
Aircraft Co.
1
9
6-10
25c
Central Public
Cessna
5-
60c
preferred (quar.)
preference
Light
>'
-6-2
60C
4-15
5-1
6c
'
4-11
1
$1;05
4%
4-15
30c
$1.12
ey4c
(quar.)
Power
4-15
4-15
5-
40c
—
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—
convertible
1
5-15
5-
7$2:50
Central Hudson Gas A Electric Corp.
>
'
3-31
'
330
preferred (quar.)
5%
4-10
■S
720c
&
Power
Central of Georgia Ry7"5%
;
5 % preferred (quar.)
4-21
...
-
:
749c
preference
1
712%c
17 %C
-4- 4
5-15
(quar.)——
Light,. common (quar.)_
Carpenter Paper (quar.)
______—
6-14
5-
3-28
415c
|I
(quar.j—
Central Coal 6c Coke (s-a T_——
•-/720c
4-10
4-30
/
37V&C.
715c
CentraiElectric & Gas (increased quar.).—_
5-12
4-10
5-
4-28
80c
77yac
1
4-10
4-10
5-
33C
(s-a)—
1
6-
31c
——
-
4-10
30C
3114c
4-15
6-2
4-30
/ 25c
J
74c
14-30
6-15
4-30
.
—_______
4-15
1
4-30
6-15
,
<4-30
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.j—
Celotex Corp., common (quar,.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
—
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
4- 2
15C
(quar.)
Baldwin Rubber (quar.)
8-26
Sc
:
(quar.)
4-30
4-30
6-15
5-15
Canadian Oil Co.
Carolina
5-15
9-15
10c
;
common
preferred
Special
-
3
6-2
7250
■
Corp.
6-15
•6-15
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-
1
•4-30 I
.: 30c
5% preference (quar.)—
Canadian Dredge 60 Dock Co. Ltd. (s-a )
Canadian Industries, Ltd;, common
Canadian investment Fund Ltd.—
1
4-25
25c
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Industries
A
Canadian
,
5-21
7550
Ayres (L. S.) Co., common (quar.)_.
Baker
5-
6-16
5-
•
93 %c
Avlldsen Tools & Machines, Inc.—
5%. prior preferred (old accum.)—
5% prior preferred (new). (quar.)_
Stock dividend
—
Canada Foundries 6c Forgings, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)—
—
1
5-10
50c
(quar.)
common
5-
6-12
50c
$2.50
Avco-idahufkcturihg Corp.,
Mills,
6-12
:4-23
6-15
6-15
Participating
4-10
5-
Class
4-10
5-
5- 2 ^
"5-15
720c
3-13
5-15
1
•4*15
34%C
$1.24 preferred, (quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
5-5
1
31V4C
5-15
7-
1
:js-I6
'
32*4 c
——
•
-
4-15
€-
334ic
1
1
4-18
"5-
.
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.32 preferred
.
$'
4-11
6-1-
3
:19c
•
5-
4-30
*'7-
5-1
33c
Telephone, com.. tquar.) _
(quar.)___—_______———_
$1.25
1
7- $
6*12
?
737c:
,
Camden Fire Insurance Assn.
5-
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
-
r,
—
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)_
_____
—
Canada Foils, Ltd., com. (increased quar.)—
4-25
prior preference (quar.)_
Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred
"T"*
(quar, )____
1
6-16
50c
Automobile Banking Corp., -common
Class A (quar.):
:
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.)—.
6% preferred B (quar.)
conv.
f
com,
4-15
2
(quar.)_^
Auto Electric Service Co.,
Class A (quar.);______:
$2.25
Mills, Ltdl—"
$1.20 preferred
,
^
4-13
6-
*
3-28
tr
7 7-29
$1.75
5-15
-
4-15
..
-n
deduo.
5-
1
1
26C
$1^0
,
5-15
5-
1
5-12
4-15
6-
/„___
.preferred (quar.)
.Referred (quar.)
$1. preferred
,:
6-
ts-aj
preferred, (quar.)
^
preferred
(quar.)_
GVzlb
6%
Zenith Radio Corp., new com.
(Initial)
6-20
7
4-
5-1
California Water &
7 7
1
1
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
;
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_
Austin. Nichols Js Co., Inc.—
Baldwin'Piano, 6%
Ypungstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)____—
4-21
7-
5-
B
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
'
18 ViC
5.08%>
5.5Q%
5-16
(Conn.)
6-10
414%
Williams
common
4-21
:
4-25
15C
v
preferred r(quar.)__
5.36% preferred (qpar.)
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
5-
5-1
•.
5-1
preferred
5-12
7
'
2
5.28%
4-10
1
►
5-13
'
2
Atomic Development Mutual-Fund____
Augusta Newspaper, class A (quar.)
5-23
6-20
Whirlpool Corp,,
(quar.)
•.
25c
710c
.
,
Terminal
6-^
6-
(quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.
5%i% preferred (quay.)
Atlas Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
5%; preferred. (quar.)
Atlas Steels, Ltd
(quar.j
Avondale
$1.12%
—
Western Canada:
Breweries, Xtd.
(quar.)_____
2nd preferred (quar.)
9-15
1-1-59
50o
'25c
1
preferred
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
$1.20
,
4%- preferred (quar.)_
Ale -preferred, (quar.)
income, tax
Canada Vinegars, Ltd.
5% non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic Refining Co., common
5-14
*
4-28
6-10
.
4-30
$1
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.
5-15
737c
,
4,35%
4.35%
$3
5-9
$1.02%
$1.08%
$1.08%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
5-15
.710c
Foundry, com.""(quar.)
7% preferred.
(quar;). __/
U. 8. Pipe&
Foundry-Co. (quar.)__
U. fl. Playing.Card Co.
(quar.)
"
U. S., Printing &£
Lithograph Co., common—
5% pref. A tquar.) ——J
Upper Canada Mines./Ltd.
Weeden-&;Ce., 4re cohv. pfd, (quar.)
4-23
*
—
Atlantic City Electric Co.—
5-12
,
6-16
40c
.
Washburn
4-30
2
.6-
.
l75c
(quar/)____
______
California Interstate Telephone Co. (quar.ji 17 Va c v
7 /56c
California Packing:Corp." (quar.)_—
•; 0OC
California Water Service, com. (quar.)
4.40,%.preferred (quar.) _________—— / 27 Vac
33V»c
5.40% preferred (quar.)
'
4-30
6* 2
'
4.10%
Louisiana—
—
"5-27
22*20
55c
$1.50 1st preferred riqnar.)
-
51b ' preferred
(quar.)
;
62*/ac
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
•
"
—
$5.25 preferred (quar.)
t$1.31%
Appalaclilan Elec. power, 4V2V/ pfd. (quar.)
$1.12%
4j50',/ preferred (quar.)__
$1.12%
Argus Corp.. Ltd.; common (quar.)_
720c
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.)
760c
:
$2.50 pref. B (quar.)
;
762%C
Arnold Altex Aluminum, com. (quar.)
7%c
35c conv. preferred (quar.)
;
■-*.
8%C
Arnold Constable Corp. (quar.)
12 %c
!
Aro Equipment, 4Yzlb
pfd. (quar.)
56y4C
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
$1.50
$5 partic. class A (quar.)
$1
Associated Truck. Lines, class A (quar.)_.
Z
17 %C
Atchison, Topeka 6c Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
30C
$1.12 */2
._
5-15
756Vic
Co.—
(quar.)
Trap. Co.
"
,
$1.25
~
(qu»r.X __1
5V21b .preferred (quar.)
British
CaldweU Linen
6-11
$300
Anglo-Canadian Telephone
Class A
(quar.)
4Va.?/ preferred (quar.)
;
Common
of
:
2'/3c
G-10'
4-30:
(quar.)
6-11
4-10
niYao
California Electric Power;
"4-8
"
4-10
1
'
7-15
25c
(quar.)__
United rBiscuit Co. of
America, com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
United Corps., Ltd., class A
(quar.)—
Class B (qqar.)
;
1
United .Engineering &
5-
In¬
(s-a)_—
8-27
7- "6
50c
25c
3c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06
(increased)
5-15
■
4* 9
_
1
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
5-15
6-2
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co.
a
_
5-
Quarterly
5-1
Anchor Post
51b
//
.(quar.)
(quar.)
70C
,
Co.
4-18
5-15
4-30
,
1
10%
tlon of depositary^ ;
Burns & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
6- 5
•
5- 1
5- 9
/ 91*4c
(s-a)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Union ;Oil
6-20
15c
37VaC"
34%C J
$2.29
1
5-10
7? -5-16
15c
$3.70
B
Free
4- 4
50c
(quar.)
common
5-28
class A
Union Electric Co., common
..
6-23
—7-
12c
V
9
Bush
.
Assn.
.
5-
1
5-20
1
Mines, Ltd.—;
' j American deposit, receipts .ordinary (final)
12-10
7
7-
"5-
Burma
6-10
5
4-30
Class
.
9-10
12-19
6-
,
Corp.,
-
(Miami)—
Quarterly
50c
on
»
6-20
9-19
30c
Insurance
&
25c
__
Trunkllne Gas Co., $5 preferred A
West
7%
American
50c
Transamerica.Oorp. (quar.)
-
,
(quar.)
15c
_
4-24
4-24
*
6-10
25c
proposal to split the capital stock
$3.50
-
25c
„
Stock tdividehd
J '
8
5-8
.
50c
3.65',/ redeemable preferred (quar.)
Thrifty ©rug Stores Go...Inc." (qualr.)
Todd Shipyards Corp.—
Stockholders <wtli vpte at the annual meet¬
ing to-fce-held xm June 18 on a directors'
Troy A Greenbuflh! RR.
5-
'
.
.
4-18
'
Thalhimer-Bros.,-common (.quur.)
Acceptance
1
50c
Texas ^Company *quar. )r
.
4-24
5-
7 2Yg%
' *
$1.25
$1.25
• $1.25 '
Refining—
preferred (qqar.)
15c
Tampax,^lnc.ij(qttar.)—,
.
5-8
1
American Smelting &
5lb
30c
a
(quar.)
Suburban Qus, Service (quar.)_
Cp.^(fltfar,)__
Symington-Wayne Corp.' (quar.)
$4
__
25c
_
Stm *©tfc
_
(Payable in class A stock)
Lines, Ltd.—
-7"
non-cum. preferred (quar.)
non-cum. preferred (quar.)
non-cum. preferred <quar.)__.———
5%
4-30
10c
Stock div.
70c
(q.uar.)__
-
5-
1....
87 %C
(quar.)—.—
Buchanan SteeLProducts Corp. (s-a)__
Buck Hill Falls (quar.).—.
Buckeye Steel Castings, common—
£
6% preferred (quar,)
———Bullock's, Inc., '4% preferred (quar.)
Bulloch's Ltd., class A '/(s-a)
—
4-13
4-15
4-10
10c
.___
American President
5-29
1
—
Standard: OIL Co. of California
three-for-one
2
5-29
B te wart-Worner/ ( qugr.
..
5-
65c
37Yzc
^ 72c
/...
Class B
5-23
6-30
—
______
Tower
4-19
:
6-30
*
?,
Oa3, common (quar.)
Gib preferred (quar.)
/
—:
American Nephellne, Ltd. (s-a)
American Petrofina Inc., class A
7c
__
""
American Natural
31 Vic
_.
n
i
4-21
4-26
50c
common
_
5-14
'
1
35c
.
SouthwesternElectric.Service Co. (quar.)__
Sperry Rapd Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 prefeijed (tquar..j,__
Stamford Water Co. (quar.j
Standard Breads/ eommem (Increased quar.)
$3,50 preferred (quar.)Standard;Forgings Corp. (quar.)
'■
5-
30c
_____
_______
$1.20 convertible prior preferred
6-12
$1.50
_
Southwest
5-15
6-16
.5-20
,,
5-
final payment of 8d free of-
(Charles)
Bruning
•
Simpson's,; Ltd.
(quar.)
Singer Mfg. .Co. (quar.);
Smith" Agricultural Chemical Co.—
Gib preference (quar.)
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish Co
Smith (S. <Morgan) Col" (quar.)
Socony Mobil pll Co.; Inc. < quar.)
*Sonotone. Corp., common (quar.)_,
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar,)—,
'• Southern Nevada
Telephone .(initial)—,
( Southern.
Railway Co. (quar.)
.6*. 1
i
6c
___
Erooklyn Union Gas Co.
(from net in¬
7
4*23
5*14
500
Ordinary; (final)
4-18
6c
(a
4-15
5-1
:
95c
—
British Income tax'less deduction of
Depositary) _____—__tJ—_____
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.4,'i ;/:", -77
4-18
Income)
125c
4-15
7
5-29
(reduced).—
7$2.50 .7
,
Ltd
An approximate amount, subject to stock¬
holders' approval on May 29.
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
5-21
6-13
8r21
Paper,
Ordinary
6-2
50c
5c
*7
6r-21
5-21
11-20
———_——_
income).
4-30
6- 2
t
$1
Corp.
vestment
,
S1.12J&
quar.)——_
(quar.),^
4-11
6r30
-
.
9c
Eorg-Warner Corp., common, (quar.).
3Yt% preferred, (quar.)
Boston Edison. Co., .common (quar.)
4.25%» preferred
(quar.)—
Boston Fund (increased quarterly from
4-18
4-18
.
(initial
preferred
Bondstock
6-30
1
4-44
S-.l.
6-15
20C 7.11-29
462VitC,/
5-4
.
;
Bowater
7-
5-1
•
,
9-2
net
preferred (quar.j-—
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
4-15
7-19
10-19
(monthly)—
(Galveston, Texas)
com.
(quar.)
4%
...
5- 1
8- 1
11- 1
4r25
1
20C
_____
Ribbon Corp.,
(From
4-18
"
75c.
/:
Quarterly
Blue
43%c
37VaC
37'/aC :
—
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
i
...
.:/
4-18
4-17
.6-15
20C
"
7
v4-l«
4-30
15c
(quar.)
Blue Bell, Inc., (quar.)—
4-25
4-30
25C
preferred
6^10
6-1
,
30C
investment income)
Booth Fisheries Corp., common, (quar.j,
6%
6-10
:.
3-31
20c
4-25
30c
preferred
2
6-
4-18
4-25
5-15
American Metal Climax—
6-
25c
5- 1
5-10
Products Corp.
American-Marietta
5-
f»2»/2C
(quar.),,,
87Vic
25c
Semi-annuaJ
20C
___________
6-
5
.5- 1
50c
87*ic
1
s-
50 c
Black, Starr fi3 Gorham,;Inc.» cl. A (reduced)
Bliss (E. W.) Co.
—
—_
Blocli Bros. Tobacco, com. (.quar.j
—,_i
6-10.
..
7- 2,.
.
417 Vic
.
6-10
2
2
7- 2A.
10c
In¬
(from
American Distilling Co. (quar.)
American Encaustic Tiling (quar.)
American Furniture
(quar.)
$1
Class B (quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5% preferred (qnar.)____
5-15
(quar.)——i
preferred
20C
Siegler Corp..f(quar.)——,
Signal Oil & Oak Co., class A (quar.j
Inc.
3Qc
.
_______
4-15
"7-
J35C 7
7
(quar.j _
(quar.)
5- 8
*
-
1
"7-
.
425c
(quar.j
preferred
-
5-..17. : .4-48 *
5r X
4-lB
...
425c
Corp.
<quar.)_.
Beat 6c Co. (quar.)—
4-15
1
5-
.
$1.50
(quar.)—
^ 2
-
-•:75c
Belmont Itod Works (quar.j.
4-U
6-
<qjar.)____
3 %
-
5-1
4-30
4c
7-10
Acceptance Corp.—
Common
Class
6-19
Shares
750c
Beneficial
5-20
/ 6-20
.
Glass A
3-28
5- 14-9
v
23c.
•"
6-22 "
4-21
.^30/,
-
,
(quar.j
com.
-
"5-1
450c,
/j
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.L
Belknap Hardware <te Manufacturing— ,
4% .preferred
(qjuar.).
25c
income)
$1.25
_____________
Stock
Business
vestment
$1.25
——
Securities
57'
1
preferred
Lumber Co.,- Ltd.,
$1.40
50c
common
American
7-
1st
Beaver
4-25
4-25
'
6-101'
SV/aC
.
«-23
5-23
,
*-19
'$1 *
62VaC-
-
(quar.j—_.
.
Beech.Aircraft. Corp.
12:/a«
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Inc.,
5-21
5-21
93%c
prior. preferred
•
$6
5-10
30c
•
American
0-19
7-10
$1.18-14
5
4-28
4-25
4-25
$3
./ '
€-20
$1
27ViC
1K>-
(quar.j———
5%
5-1
5-16
22%c
12VaC'
dividend
Stock
4-30
4-30
4-1$
30c
25c 7
50c"
______
—
Ltd.,
(quar.)—
5-15
r- 2
5- l
.
,
25C
•
(quar.)
4% non-cum. pfd. (quar.)—4% non-cum pfd. (quar.).
Bankers Commercial Corp. (N. Y.)
(q.uar.»__
5-23
<-20
25c
(quar.)
Baystarte 'Corp. (quar.)
7
Beaux-Arts Apartments, Inc.—
6- 2
' ' ' ;'■*
6- 2
15c
______
(quar.)
preferred (quar.j
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
American Airlines, common (quar.)
3Vile conv. preferred (quar.j,,
7
American Book Co. (quar.j
American Box Board (quar.)
L
25c
$1
Corp.
r
112c
727Vise
.
—
"4-15
Xv'V:77; ;r
a.
.
4-14
4-14
13c
$3.75
75c
—
'
—/
'
4rl5
5- 1
5-1
10c
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com." (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)__—
Aluminum Co. of America, com. (quar.)
5-10
——
Salada-Shlrriif-Horsey
1
5-
.
Yards-(quar.j
-
5-10
5-
/ 20C
(reduced;
Co.
6-10
90c
Paper,——.——
Joseph Stock
St.
50c
fquar.j.._.
iquar.j
Ltd.—
1
5- 3
27c"
'
/
*
—
5-
•
^
(quar,)
—l
___________—
Bates & Innes, Ltd. $1 /Class:A Js-a)
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltdi-— ••••
Class A (reduced)—
v
y
,
.Per
y.When - Holdtre
Share l^amblertftRec.^
3v»,
Common
Basic Products
6-2
'
"
25c
'
*
(quar.)—:
Inc.
Mills
Allied
.
RoxburyGarpet/ Co,
27%c
4-18
*
6-11
'
'
*
z/5Vzlb
preferred (quar.)
Air Control Products (quar )____
Allentown Portland Cement, class A
6-20
IOC
(quar.j—--—
v.Rockwell-Standard pofp.
" '
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible
4-30
7c
25c
"
5Vz%
Mfg.,
Corp. <quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
Common (quar.),
Rockwell Spring Sc Axel Co.-—
Name cnanged to
Rogers Corp., class: A
"
2
*
"
Aeroquip
5-16
75c
2%
i2»ic
rquar.j
(stock dividend;
Transit
Aeronca
55c
;
—
Rochester &?• Genesee RR.. ts-a)—
Rochester
-
$1.10 conv. preferred (quar.)
Acme Steel Co.
(quar.)
,
Quarterly
Rexall Drug Cos <auar./__—
Roberta Co.
■
—
(N. J.J—
Refractor}- t&.insulation Corp.
Process
(quar.j
Acme Precision Products—
50c
Ov;l
Red
Reeves
'
Corp., class A (quar.)_
Acushnet
tl2M»c
1st preferred
4%
Reading po.f
5-30
6-27
Per When
Holden
Share
Payable of Ret.
-
Name of Company
Aberdeen Petroleum
? 15c
Common
,
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
■
£ i
<4-?
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
;
..
,
ji'j *7
cNij^eofC
■■.
weeks and iiot yet paid. The
dends announced this week,
$1.25
(quar,./——
Co.
'V
give the dividends announced ln previoiif
list does, not- include diyi- *
these, being given in the
Heiow we
Payaole 01 Rec.
-v'S-
*
—
preferred A (quar.)_—
5%
Pure
Holdert
When
Par
Share
/"■"// '/
Name OJ Company
..
Princeton -Water-4N.- J.)- < quar.j».
.
.
.
,
Volume
Number 5737
187
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1901)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
(
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
.
'
'
■
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
v
Lowest
28
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
33 7 a Jun
17
30% Jan
3
51% July 15
104 Va May 22
43% Jan
13
102% Jan
7
Oct 21
92
;
12
Nov 13
lUiJan
2
367h Dec
30
12 ?a Oct
17'% Jun
v
21
21
Dec
27
24
24
,132
Mar
Feb
30
19'8 Oct
11
-
a
1634 Dec
Feb
23% Dec
July
2
8
25% Dec 16
114 7
Jan
11 % Jan
8
77% Jan
80% Dec
31
146
28% Dec
30"
2
1087
Sep
Jan
16
2
165
5
65% Apr
2
4% Jan
24
2
Jan
72
14
Oct
Jan
14
14
9 % Jun
240
3
;
31% Apr
2
3
Mar 17
16% Apr
113% Apr
21
25
25
77
110% Jun
17
Apr
12% Oct
22
08 % Nov
18
Jan
21
2
18% Mar 28
2
37% Mar 11
91
16% Nov 25
14% Feb
20
Allen
4
10
Allied Kid
40% Jan
13
4
Oct
25% Dec 30
30% Jan
12
Nov
7
35
Dec
30
70% Dec
20
13
11
19
Apr 23
35% Jan
2
15% Jan 21
47% Mar 19
82
30
74
22
16
17
Jan
9
22% Apr
7
May 16
81% Jan
2
99
Jan
119
39
23
6
80% Apr
*6%.f»n
27
2
4
53 % July
102
8
July
Jan
26% Apr
60% Jan
8
10
32% Mar 12
2
74% Mar 24
.
42%
42 ¥a
17 ¥a
17 ¥•
17 ¥2
20?tt
20 Va
20%
7,100
3,60O
22%
23
22%
22
4,000
*26%' '27
175
8%
8
,
180
8%
18%
18%
18%
18%
21%
22 T.
22
52 ?a
51%
52 ¥4
*195%
205
204%
•193 ¥2
204¥4
2
31!a
...
100
*154
2
15%
113%
20!
100
224
*210
¥2
89
17
96
*93
13 Va
13 Vb
"13%
13%
t
74
i
24%
73 ¥2
*24%
24
24
*73 %
24%
•23%
24
46%
46%
46%
47
.
,
Petroleum
77
Oct
30
113
Oct
51
85 % Jan
8
34% Jan
13
97% Jan
3
108!':: Apr
32%
x32!a
32"%
32 ¥2
11 Vo
11
11
11 ¥4
45
45
45%
45 ¥4
45"%
Va
•80 ¥2
81%
*80
10
81¥«
24 ¥s
_100
27% Apr
7
59% Mar 19
32 ¥4 Jan
2
32% Dec
Sep
5
66
11
31
27
11% Dec
18
30
Mar
5
May
57% July
9
19% Feb
25
62
American
.
22% Mar 13
8
33% Jan
8
78
Mar 31
84
4
13
Jan
2
18
Apr
19
Jan
2
July
2
37% Feb
31%
31'/a
31'%
27%
28 !a
27%
28 ¥a
26'%
28'A
68
65%
66%
67
67'%
4%
19
Aug
3% Oct
8
22
37 % Nov 27
35% Jun
38% Dec
Jan
2
19
3% Jan
2
41% Jan
2
42% Mar
30
7
40
64'A July
20
Feb
convertible
Inc
American Can
105%
*105 Va
27%
*27 ¥2
60 ?«
60 7 „
*60%
21%
22%
21%
22 Va
36
36
35
36
*84
-
7%
preferred
American Chain
45% Feb
Sep
5
3
2
64
62% Jan
2
73% Apr
18
29% Jan
17
Apr
25
93% Feb 27
80% Jan
48% July 15
89% Jan
17
96 ¥2 Mar
6
46% Mar 25
25
Feb
24
32
Mar 28
7
29% Apr 30
17% Aug 27
13% Jan
30
18
Apr
25
13% Dec
18% Apr
21
35
36 ¥4 Jan
3
11% May
3
30
27% Jan 14
14% Jan
2
Oct
21
49
Jun
7
82% Feb
12
19% Dec
30
31% Feb
1
19% Jan
2
10% Oct
21
17% Apr
23
11% Jan
2
29% Oct
22
39% May 22
23% Jan
2
38% Jan
2
16% Jan
2
22% Apr
7
95
16% Dec
23
70
28
Oct
135
Feb
18
Jan
73% Nov 26
84% Dec
5
73
Jan
13
10% Feb
15% Aug 19
97% Jun
7
13
Jan
3
94
Jan
31
16% Jun
13
Feb
27
92
12
Nov 29
12 3 8 Oct
22
15 % Jan
2
Oct
10
29% Oct
22
93
u
17% Jun
3
16
Jan
2
19
96
Jan
2
102
32% Jan
2
Aug 28
83
Jan
14
Jan
21
58% July 18
47 ¥2 Jan
8
16
Oct
22
28% Jun
13
17 ¥2 Jan
17
88
Jun
28
99% Feb
6
20% Dec
20
29
24
Dec
11
31
11
Nov 14
Oct
5%
Apr
Feb
.
4
79
92
July 31
July 31
16% Jun
Jan
2
6
-
84¥2 Apr 14
67 ¥2 Mar 24
Apr
Gas
&
23% Jan
14% Apr 22
12 ¥4 Apr 23
60% Apr 25
American
Molasses
American
Motors
American
Natural
5%%
convertible
7
8% Mar 21
22
64% Jan 31
23
33 % May
American
News
22
3
37% May 17
28¥2 Mar 13
30% Oct
36
39 ¥8 Mar
6
American
Optical
33-% Oct
22
66% July 11
33% Apr
42¥» Jan
9
Amer Potash
10% Dec
24
141
1
Nov
15
18% Jan
158
17-% Oct 21
-
Apr
34% Jan
-52% Dec
31
97% July
35% Dec
31
63% Jun
Jan
1
48 ¥2 Jan
2
20% Jan
2
8
Apr 21
7 *
11% Jan
2
9
4
154
14% Mar 13
156
Jan
9
10
22 ¥4 Jan
18
27% Mar 27
3
48% Apr
10
63 ¥4 Jan
11
35% Jan
2
*
Mar 12
133% Nov
1
18
45% Jan
3
30
123% Feb
15
27% Dec
.
4
39% Oct
Oct
1-13-
I
,{
31
47% Jan
3
27% Jan
-
155% Jan 24
43% Mar 12
67% Dec
22% Nov
6
24
40
'Apr 24
34% Apr 25
7% Oct
t
24
12
Jarr
16
Apr
25
k.
2
124
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19 ¥4
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16
94
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94
19
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21
27
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24
49
34
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16 ¥2 Mar 11
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78
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108
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102
41
1
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20
American Encaustic Tiling
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American European Secur
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American Export Lines Inc
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28
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37
34
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24% Jan
32
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6
11
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preferred
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66 ¥4
31
100
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96
34
39%
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com
preferred
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25
20% May 2
6% July 11
45% July 25
140
6%
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27
93%
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28
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140
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American. Airlines common
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24
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12
17
2
37% Aug
21
32% Dec
104% Feb
18 V4 Feb
8
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7
31% Jail
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25
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2
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2
45%
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64% Jan
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21
25
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31
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186
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6%
183
8%
51%
27
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3
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,
Amalgamated Leather Co—
Dec
17 ¥4
100
17 ¥4
42%
26%
preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
'2
Jan
42 ¥a
26%
4%
34% Mar 11
36% May
6
Jan
2
42 ¥4
20%
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common
22% Aug
47% Jun
Jan
42
17
700
20,000
109
22%
common-—
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
27
17 ¥4
42 ¥2
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49% Mar 24
32% Apr
1
8
23% Nov 19
30
Allied
17%
42
107 ¥2
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24% Feb
17 ¥4
42%
107 ¥2
1
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80% Feb
17%
42
1
prior preferred
preferred
3
59
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24
59% Dec
9
17
108
22%
conv
2
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27% Dec
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conv
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2
21
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96
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common
pfd
Alleghany Ludlum
Jan
3
87
18
27
17
20%
_.
preferred
12% Jan
3
23% July
20% Dec
Apr
91% Jan
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22%
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.
Alleghany Corp
17
30% Jan
80
13
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211
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55 ¥2
.
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preferred——
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108 ¥2
: 37
55
20%
Gas Corp
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Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco products Inc common
7%
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•36
55 ¥2
22%
Alabama
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Apr 21
Apr 11
14% Apr
93% Dec
.
37
22%
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
3% Mar 26
55
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conv
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55
20!'4
Air Reduction Inc
4.50%
Apr. 25
Apr. 24
37
54 ¥4
1
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
8
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7
Mar
54 Va
Friday
10
Admiral
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18% May 13
30
2
2% Jan
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6
56% Mar
210
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28
3% May 28
19% Jan 16
17
Oct
24% Jan
Feb
23
2
36%
53%
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100
25
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Thursday
.
Apr. 28
36 ¥4
53%
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8
Apr. 23
36%
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Wednesday
52%
Adams Express Co
14
21% Jan
28
Apr. 81
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Acme
Tuesday
36
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3
Apr 22
9% Feb
4
13
30
Oct
190
16% Jan
Monday
ACF Industries Inc
188
193% Jan
20
334 Dec
,
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49% Jan
160 7". Aug
25
70 ;
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Jan
7
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Apr 24
27% Apr
8
30
13% Dec
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143
July
65% July
1
Jun
7
5
31% July 23
23
107
:
24% Jan
23
24% Jan
7
31%
30
JO7b Dec
;
19 3,a Jan
232% Jun 28
15
Dec
Jun
18% Mar 10
20% Jan
11
14% Jan
21
a
155
i:
204
•
31
45?a Oct
176!
'■■i
27% Jan
12
Dec
61
14% Jan
38% Jan
t
27% July 18
,
1
Mar 27
37% Jan
Jan
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories common^
4% conv preferred
17% Apr 11
45% Feb 14
14
.
64% May 17
16% M&y 27
'
20% Dec
10
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Abacus Fund.
22
55% Apr 24
109
YORK
EXCHANGE
36% Apr
-
371i Feb
NEW
28%
6,100
3,400
1,600
-
2,540
r
1,600
ioy4
177%
39,500
86%
27,100
133 M,
870
28%
22,800
20,100
12 Va
12 ¥4
12%
12%
12%
12%
27 %
27%
27 3 8
27%
27 %
27 ¥2
27%
27%
26
24%
25%
*24%
25 ¥4
*24%
25 ¥4
*24%
25%
10
11 ¥»
11
11 Vh
11%
11
11%
11 ¥2
11%
11%
3,500
25
24%
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
,24%
25 ¥4
3,500
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
43?a
44
44%
20,800
50
50%
50 %
50?a
50
50
49 ¥2
51.;
52
51%
52
51
51 ¥4
50V2
50?i
101
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%
■
*,
¥4
"
.
700
44%
45%
.51 ¥4
52 y4
790
50%
50%
2,000
99%
,
99%
36%
36%
26 ¥4
26%
Glass Corp—
Common—
—
6.25
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co,
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.
10
Andes Copper Mining
,i—14
51Ta
*99
101
35¥2.. 37
25 %
25%.
.
*99
'
26 '/•
25%
■
•
101
36%
36%
36¥4
25%
26?'4
25%
26
26 %
26
26
•26
.36%
*99Va
101.
36
36%
26
26%
♦25%
27
'•
*26
27
60
1
2,800
12,400
200
*
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, April 28, 1951
.
lis
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
29
39% Dec 10
2
EXCHANGE
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
16
47% Jan 24
43% Apr 21
15% Mar 13
*
22
39% Apr 25
36
Jan 4
65% Jan 2
28% Dec 18
21% Dec 31
Jan
Feb
25
<
Argo
B
43% Apr 21 %
12% Feb 10
30
Jan
4
22% Jan
2
27% Apr
Sep
92
Feb
IB
Feb
26
89% Feb
18
Feb
5
14
32% Jun
5
7
9
3% Oct
22
6% Jun
7
Dec
17
36% July 19
26
14% Dec 24
27V8 Oct 17
6
31% May 31
8 % Nov 22
15
28
7
8
16% Apr
3% Jan
Feb
19% May
2
6y8 Jan
86
22
,,
7% Apr 25
23
16
16% Jan
f
27% F6b 12
29% Apr *21
9
27% Oct 22
May
34
4
103
88% Nov
78
4
63% Nov
94% Jan
67
Jan
43%
;
43%
*43%
43%
*44 VB
14 VB
14Va
27
26%
26%
90
*88'A
.
1—
Common
.
*16 Va
17%
7 %;■ :
*16%
17%
29%
=•'
32%
101 >
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8
33%
'
-
34
101%
*100%
.
"
11,800
*16%
17%
7
-
200;
2,100 /
13,900
27-
16 VB
16 %
29
8% :;
8%:
3,400 V
8%
...
' 5,600
34% 4
33%
;
102%
-
7,500
102%
72
160
,
:
72%
,
600
-
'
■
...
*
!"•
1
■/:: r.
"
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
ii
7
10% Feb
C
Jan
2
31% Dec
83% Nov
1
95
27
27
9 % Jan
50% July 15
36% Nov 13
57% Jun
6
Jan 25
94
1
75% Nov
11% Jan 24
18
Jan 24
6% Dec 30
17
14
Dec
66
Dec 30
14% Jan
Atlantic Coast Line RR
40% Jan
16
Atlantic Refining
90
Jan
15
$3.75 series B preferred—100
8% Feb
Feb
5
5
65% Apr
17
Atlas Corp common———-—:—1
5% preferred
i
b
20
Atlas Powder Co
20
*
16
79% July 16
14
Mar 29
69
Jan
2
Nov 26
7% Jan
2
18% Mar 22
16% Jan
8
25% Oct 21
4% Oct 22
38
May 15
5
30% Jan
5% Jan
2
7% July
38% Nov
48% July
3
1
23
Conv
17% Apr 15
39% Feb 14
7% Jan
2
47% Jan
1
Mar 14
prior
38%
*89
:
37%
38Vb
90
37%
•v
.
88%
88%
88%
15%
15%
1534
62
62'A
63/
63
9%
9.%
*9%
17%
17:%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
38%
38%
38%
Co
common—3
No par
v
•
38%
38%
38%
of Amer—5
$2.25 conv preferred
63
63
-62%.
6%-;
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6
.
«
.,.
•
*9 JA
6%
2,100
91,700
45% /
1,200
39%
6%
45 %
.,
900
600
17% "<•:
38%
45 Va
-it '
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9%
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3,300
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.
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8%
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45
45
43%
44
39
38%
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6
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43%
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63
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63
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32,000
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15%
-
1,900
4,600
36% ?
/
89
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7%
15%
:
15,200
31%
36%
88%
7^8'
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7%
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15%'ff;
-
7%
v'f*-7-%
No par
(The)
Mfg Corp
Avco
•
i
A
15%
38%
($1.20)—No par
prcf
Canteen
Automatic
22
22
7%
32
63.
9%
Austin Nichols common
Mar 13
10
/•
38%
*89
31%
37%
9%
33%
9T
31%
31%
31
32' '4
62,100
333b
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91
v../4!
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19% '•
9%
9 Va
33%'
9%
33%
*89
91
'
90
37%
10
common—
9%
33%
33%
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91
31%
32%
9%
9%
33%
*88%
91
32
No par
32% Jan
2
43
100
"
9%
33%
33%
33%
*88%
19%
19'A
19% v:
19 VB
19'A
19%
Xl9%
9%
t
Co com—6.50
Electric
preferred———
4%
9%
10
preferred
non-cum
Atlantic City
Feb 28
92
'
V
16% Nov 26
7
5%
9% Jan 24
Feb 24
34
29% Jan 10
.86% Jan
8
27% Jan
2
84
Feb 25
86
Jan
9
6% Jan
2
13
Jan 23
26% Nov 13
20% Apr 21
2
2
17% Jan
Jan
8'% Nov
16% Nov 19
.fK-
20% i
19%
—....—a—-10
Common
'•
28,900 ■%
7%
26%
34 vV ;
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73% • 73%
33%
74-
*72%
74
♦
28%'
8y8-
-
28,400
16%
'
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14 Vb
25 %
29
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'
100
90
26%
26%
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16%
%
45 Vb
7
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28%
33%
100%
74
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2638
;
8%
8%
32 %
74
74
26%
16 VB
28%
V
28% *■:
100%
31%
1
6%
-
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16%
28%
100%
10
90
7
1
46,700
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--8%
8
14%
253i
90
26 3,4
16%
28%
14 Va
25 Vb
14%
26 %
2,100
45%
*44%
16%
26
27
;
15%
—__—1
100
—
—
1st preferred
Investment Co
5.25%
21
14%
25%
2,000'/
44%-
-/-
45
*44%
*88%
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7
6%
Shares
24 •
14%
45 Vb
90
16 Va
,
Corp-^
Associates
7
17
17
5
44Vb
',■*
•
33
2334
25%
23%
44 Va
*88%
the Week
33
• ;23%
V;
443,a
26*%
102% Mar 20
77% Feb
?43%
14%
Associated Dry Goods
34% Apr 25
2
6
2
Jan
29
6
Jan 28
Jun 6
43%
A
Issued
ASR Products Corp
j"A
v
2.4-
——5
8% Mar 28
6% Jan
23%
43%
.
33
32%
32%
23%
24
Armstrong Cork Co
29% Jan
26 : i
Feb 25
Jan
24
43%
14%
s'Armour. & - C©
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 24
32 3 b
33
'
£
common—-—1
$3.75 preferred——..
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc—
—_1
Arvin Industries Inc
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining' com——1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
1
79
32%
24/
33
43%
When
16% Jan
18
32%
5
—10
Oil Corp
,
Steel Corp.:—
Arm co
20% Nov
10% Oct 21
Apr. 23
Apr.- 25
Wednesday
Apr. 22
,
'•
24% Jan
7
39% Apr
Apr. 21
35% Mar 24
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
1
Highest
Bange Since Jan.
Year 1957
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previoua
Kan re for
-j;
&.-■; '..V'
Oct
9
Dec
30
31% Nov
6
Feb
27% Dec
16
9% Jan
2
15
34% Jan
6
8
97% Jan
2
14
49% Feb
July 23
89
Feb
15% Jan 18
19% July 25
16% Jan
17
54% Jan
3
45% Apr
23 % Apr
8
23
15% Aug
25
57% Jan
6
71% May 22
31
Mar 24
27
Mar 24
16
16% Jan
7
20% Mar 20
35% May 20
33 % Jan
3
39% Apr
17% Dec
6
29% Nov 25
116
Nov 11
136
May 20
127
Jan
102
5
11
93
Jan
3
9
148
89% July 12
10% Jan
2
14
10 Vb Dec
21
Apr
20% Jan
23
Dec
79
Mar 12
2
24
Apr
1
27% Feb
12
10
28% Jan
11% Oct 22
35% July 2
13% Aug
I
24% Jan 31
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
42
Jan
42
8
21
18
21
40
18
48
Jun
May
Bell
4
Apr 11
10
"53
2
9
Jan
6
.
45
.
Mar
•
1% Jan 28
ill Jan
26
Dec
30
32% July 15
28!'a Jan
6
33% Apr
Feb
15
47% Dec
45 % Jan
7
56
2
13
3
6% Jan
2
:
Jan
2
.*
15% Jan
6% Dec 23
11
Dec
33% Jan
36% Jan
75
56
2
64% May 17
35% Dec 23
Apr
Bestwali
Jan
36
1%
'
40% Apr 15
28% Mar 27
43% Jan
2
23% Jan
2
33% Jan
2
19 % Jan
23 J/4 Jan
12% Dec 23
,-
Bliss
15% Mar 13
Bliss
29% Jan
14
12% Jan
Oct
10
61 % Jan
2
34% Feb
25
41% Jan
8
Boeing
31
25
Jan
9
14% Jan
2
18% Feb
5
Bohn
31
32
Apr
15
3
13 % Apr
25
11
Dec
6
Oct
22
9% Jan
2
51% Feb
12
25% Dec
24
46
73
Oct
45
Oct 30
30
87
Jan
13
'
9
Jan
23
14% Jan
2
16% Mar 12
2
12 % Feb
60% Jan
>68
22
78
53% Jan 24
48% Jan
19% Jan
3
7% Jan
11
6
Jan
16
i
25
i
10
18% Apr
3
11% Jan
2
6% Jan
2
6% Oct
22
27% Dec
41% July
24
4% Dec
30
14
Jan
82
Aug 26
21
Fen
Edison
2
36
6
8% Jan
6
11
30
15
Jan
15
Mar 13
42% Apr
14 % Apr
No
&
50% Mar 14
Brown Shoe
13
43% Mar 21
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
79
Nov 20
25% Nov 27
9% Dec
31
9% Dec
26
May 23
52% Jan
9
22% Jan
24% Mar
7
25% Mar 26
31% Feb
4
16 % Jan
8
BuHri
34% July
29 Ys Jan
21
Jan
2
82% Jan
79
Apr
17
27
Jan
2
29% Mar 28
Buffalo
Jan
2
15% Mar 27
Bullard
Co
9% Feb
28
16
Bulova
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
Apr
9
2
23
63
Feb
25
>70
54
Oct
65
24
56
Mar 26
59
62% Nov 13
27% Dec
8
21% Dec
3
3% Dec
23
18% Dec
24
96% Dec
30
74% Jan 25
64% Jan
Apr
22
4% %
27% Apr
8
32% Feb
19
Burroughs
19
16 % Mar
7
18
Jan
3
3
Jan
11
22 % Jan
10
10% Jan
10
3% Jan
15
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
104% Feb 26
98
Jan
29
73
Jan
3
26% Mar 21
5% Feb
5
6
23% Jan
24
9
100% Apr
8
36% Oct
22
44% Jan
11
39% Jan
31
45% Apr
9
2% Oct
22
7% Jan
2
3% Jan
2
4% Jan
29
9
Dec
30
4% Oct
28
15% Aug
6% Jan
32 % Jun
24
37% Jan
13 % Jan
2
16 % May
407/a
39%
40%
40 %
41%
16 Va
16 VB
16 Vb
16:,b'
16 Vi
14%
10%
27%
20
'!
15'A
10 Va
14%
14%
14 JA
10 Vb
10%
*10%
15%
16
15%
11%
11%
66V2
66
15
.
66%
15%
11%
11%.
66%
65 %
second
v
26%
52%
52%
53%
5,400
9%;
23
8%
o«
*8%
21 Va
9'A
6,200
20
21%
31
•31%
31
*43Va
"'•'V 7 VB
44%
92
41%
31V4
41%
49%
49%
40
40%
23%
Inc
preferred
Bros
participating
49 3b
49%
50
50
*50 V4
50 %
800
39%
39 Vb
39%
39 VB
39%
17,000
24
24%
24%
24
Vb
24%
2,500
27'
26 Va
26%
13%
13%
27 VB
26 34
13%
133b
80
29%
*29 Vb
13%
14%
14.
-.12 VB
12%
12
*72%
28 %
25%
*5
*22%
*99
44%
4
*59
j
,
7234
73%.
29%
285B
29 %
V
17.
'V: 17V.
25%
-17
25 34
25%
■a:.
51/4
*5
5%
44%
4
68
69
61
*59
61
*59
61
72%
73
*72%
74
*72%
74
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
17
16%
16%
*16%
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
*16%
25%
5
•
>
5
5
23
23
*22
101
*100
4
44
3%
44
44%.
12%
5
23%
101
44 Vb
3,600
40 V8
39%
40 Vb
17%
18
17%
18
87
21
100
47%
47% ^
No par
*2^-/8
36% May 13
45% Dec
16
2
28
21% Jan
2
255/« Jan
16
Tar
«
52% Apr
22
Canadian
Cannon
Pacific Ry
Mills Co
25
No par
24%
24%
*51%
52 %
40 V8
18
33%
*29%
24%
24%
24%
v..
v
24%
52% -52%
*53
54
1,670
<
*87
89
47 Va
*46
47%
*29%
30 %
89
*46
47%'. 47%
48%
17%
*87
89
•
5,500
12,200
39%
18
'
44
18 Vb
39%
87
*29%
44
39%
39%
Ti Zb
V *47
10
39 Vb
1.80
1.66%
3i.%
200
1,900
89
No par
23
100
31,300
18V2Mar31
preferred
23
100
8%
6
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
l.uOO
8%
2
17%
5,900
o
2,200
2
40
200
17
25%
3%
Jan
*87
18,500
29%
11%
14 % Jan
89
~50
3%
81
'
5
30
69
11%
35% Jan
*87
' -
3%
4
t
12
3%
3%
8%
common
19,900
68
8%
Corp
12%
12
12
*99
44%
X44
-/a
4
9,000
12,100
69%
23
•*99
14%
12 %
101
*22 Vb
23
101
.
200
29%
12 VB
-
12%
*59
73
29%
12
08
61
i ■
27,100
12 Vb
,12V4
68
6,500
14%
*68
12%
'
12 VB
27 Vb
79%
13%
11%
conv
13%
29%
*79
79 Va
8%
Canada Dry
26%
*79
80
.
5,400
4,200
39
13 3b
*16%
1
13%
*29%
5
5
13%
13%
61
Callahan Zinc-Lead
1334
29%
*59
California Packing Corp_.
13%
470
42%
14
6,100
92
42%
13%
69
100
92
42%
29%
12 VB
i_—_10
preferred
91%
42%
13%
.12%
5
91%
42%
29%
11%
15
58%
92
23%
'79
600
2,100
2,500
31%
58%
42
79 V2
1
t
!
58%
58%
58%
18,900
7
7
31%
13%
11%
100
Corp
43
7
31%
*29%
*67%
_100
142%
.13%
"
—
43%
7
31%
*79
1
5
*42%
*79
100
i
com
32
13%
13% 1
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31%
26 sb
27%
13%
31%
7%
4
4,200
9,300
9%
31 %
23%
23%
23%
27
9
13%
39% '40%
•14%
9%
11 %
31
90
85
31%
31 %
58
42 " /
4; "13% -14
49Va
49%
14
:
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92
41%
9%
21%
9
31%
31%
59%
V' *91 %
'
*87a
21 %
9
7 Vb
7Vt
58%
59% •:
92
9
21
8%
21% Dec
-
43%
43
31% *
59%
-
'V';."
31%
31%
--
8%
8%
9 V4
.
11%
7
3,000
52,100
52%
8%
Mar 10
26
52%
11%
29
25%
2,400
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50Vb Jan
1,400
65%
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11%
10
16 :
11%
82
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26 Vs Jan
15%
11%
64%
.
82
11%
47% Apr
1,060
26
8%
29
10%
26 %
11%
29 % July 15
2,740
10 %
80
1
56% Jan
700
14%
80
5
23
89,000
16%
25%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
July
41 VB
13 %
6,700
52%
52%
9
5
Copper & Zinc—
Byers Co (AM) common
$4.25
4,000
16%
65%
Calumet & Heckla Inc
10
2,000
15 VB
40 Va
-
15%
11%
8% Apr
40 Vb Apr
Feb
20%
'
27
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20 Vb
30 Va
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30
24%
24%
24 VB
25
7,700
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8
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27
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8%
31%
55%
47
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Feb
52
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Bush Terminal Co
Butler
46%
10,100
64^00
3,200
22%
50
1
;
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74
8
Co
preferred-
52% July 10
23
16% Oct
Watch
3%%
54
38%
38%
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31%
31%
53%
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15
,
45
No par
1
10
10
9% Jan
74% Jan
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156
21
7
.
Apr
14% Jan 23
30
31%
15
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19
Dec
1
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32
4
preferred-
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Nov
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13,000
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22%
50 V
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49'A
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.
210
92
47
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10
9
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5
62
29
30
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22%
26%
23%
50
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Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
13% Jan
13
9
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21% May 17
90% Jan 15
28
47
47%
22 %
56%
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30
46%
22 %
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V
92
27 Va
<
52%
10
42% Jan
24
52 y4
100
32% Jan
Dec
4,600
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56%
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39%
80
3
2.50
48% May 22
13 % Dec
57%
17%
92
26%
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28
80
3.50
36% Aug
21% Nov
*88
56%
17%
56
40%
66%
27%
100
25% Oct
24
66%
2.50
38% Mar 11
7
17%
2,300
8,900
40
v. ■
5
100
Inc
2
22
11
8,300
Maine RR—
18
34% Jan
13
11%
25
Brown
92
36% Jun
16
11%
15
23
62% Mar 25
15
22
15%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
31% Mar 14
Jan
31% Oct
10%
Briggs & Stratton Corp4
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%%
preferredBrooklyn Union Gas—
2
13
87
8,600
11
14%
10%
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%% conv preferred
20
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40%
,r
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Common
preferred
Braniff Airways
48% Mar 21
2
37
39%
16
1'5%
Co
35%
9%
15
41
16
No par
1
.
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Boston
.
28
Jan
53 % Jan
30
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21
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24
30
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45
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13
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27 %
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5
5
101%
12%
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19%
9%
63%;
27%
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3%% preferred
.
5
26% Jan
Dec
—
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13
21 Va
35%
'
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10
Jan
91
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41
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5
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8
11
47
26% Nov 19
13
38% Jan
SO
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13% Jan
48
35% Nov 18
;
9% Feb
25 / Feb
14
47% Jan
-
100
31
44 3 4
-
38%
38%
2.50
1
Co
Ami Co class A
Boston &
7%, Dec 30
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45%
44%
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600
13
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1,300
3,400 r/
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19% Dec 30
33%
52 % A
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100
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39%
22%
31%
22%
,
.
23%
155
83
47
1
.
Aluminum & Brass Corp
Borden
Apr
85
<
2
Steel
(E W)
Bond
19
30% Jan
6
23
Apr
9
25% Apr
1
Laughlin Inc_
Class
10% Jan
y
10
Jan
Bon
22% Jan 27
10 Vb Apr
16% Jan
17% May 27
11% Dec
5
63% Dec
2
_1 peso
49/
49
22%
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&
Dec
14
22
53%
19%
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17%
:
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24
56
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29
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preferred
3
2
20
V
57
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
Apr. 24
83% Feb 20
30
18,
56%
Inc—-
Bethlehem
4
1.0
18
Co
&
Best Foods
lb6% Jan 29
19% Dec 31
21% Dec
Best
21
41% Feb
Aviation
preferred—
Benguet Consolidated
•
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17%
100;
5%
'
149% Jan
*11 %
1
preferred—.
Bendix
25
47 % Apr 24
7
54% Jan
155
20
Jun
2
50% July 16
Jan 24
30% Oct 21
33% Dec 18
136
16
—1
—10
—
Beneficial Finance
55% Apr
% Dec 20
10
35%
51
23%
31%
31 %
31%
27%
51
50
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&
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9
23% Mar 28
49% Apr 22
1% Feb 26
43
51%
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Bell
18 % Jan
66% May 17
May 14
Oct
16% Oct
20
16
Mar 21
91
90
156
20%
_
Belding-Heminway
Aircraft Corp
11% Feb
58
44% Apr
6
51'A
19%
'
39%-a
39%
1
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
7
Jan
32%
•
18% Apr
14% Feb 25
2
89'% Feb
10
10% Jan
5
Apr 25
37
2
2
RR
Beech Creek
33% Feb
Apr 25
30
Apr 22
51
32%
22%
:
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20
100
l
pfd
26%
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24
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25%
52
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13%
Beech. Aircraft Corp
25
27 Vb
51
—2.50
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Beckman
2
3
Jan
42
Nov
85
25% Jan
10
73% Jan
•
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25
24%
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92
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20,100 /
11%
104 • ;
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100
100
preferred
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20% Feb
31% Jan 24
22
10% Mar
28
prior preferred
conv
4%%
14
Jan
9
86 % Aug
15% Oct
30
3%%
Apr 18
103% Feb
!33 -;
;
22%
12.50
common
52
52%
103
92
26%
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Beatrice Foods Co
14
47% July 16
23
72% Dec 26
102%
:
5%
5%
27%
11%
27%
v.
39%
39
com—No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp
33% Apr
25
Corp-,
Elec
&
Gas
1
._10
Basic Products Corp
1
Bath Iron Works Corp
._10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co——10
Bayuk Cigars Inc—
No par
5
2
13
11%
preferred series B—alOO
4% preferred series C
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
4% noncumulative preferred__100
4
53% Feb
28%*'
11%
4%%
21
27% Feb
39% Oct
21
Baltimore
95
27%
6%
5%
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5%
1
9
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6
10
Feb
7
29% Jan
Co
39% Mar
7
22% Apr
45% Apr
Wilcox
&
11% Apr 23
105
Mar 18
90
28
May 16
2
57% Jan
63
babcock
34
Inc
(B T)
Babbitt
6% Apr 22
Jan 20
9
16
58% July 25
17
Nov
27
Apr
Mar
95
July 22
22% Dec 10
45% Dec 23
50
Jan
15
102
90% July 26
80
11
35% Feb
21
3% Jan
4
5% Jan
46% Jan
3% Dec 31
29
*52
;
40
•;
Number 5737
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
<1903*
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Ranee for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1»57
Highest.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest,
=
4
26% Jan
51% Jun 13
10% Jan
30"% Apr
7
21
32% May 22
24
18% Feb ■•■6
35% Jan 29
2
28y4 Oct 22
9% Dec 30
Oct 22
105,.
22 ya Nov;i9-
^25y2N0V 10.
40 y4 Dec .19
74% July 16
65% Jau 11
31% Dec 30
37
19
19% Jan
14% Apr
101% Jan
2
5% Jan
3
6
5% Mar
88% Oct
10
10% Oct
22
98
Deo
31
Dec
24
May 9
Mar 13
99%
100y4
17%
109 y2
70
23
■
97
Feb
Carrier- Corp common
13
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
55% Jan.
263^
27
26%
98%
98%
983/4.
29%
29%
45
45
38
45%
38%
29% 1
45%
38
38%
40%
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41%
38%
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23%
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27%
2,3%
27%
27%
27
103/4
105%
107
6%
430% preferred
:
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v
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.
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preferred
:
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57
16%
106 «/*
67
'
67
67%
•
16%
11,800
32%
4,500
27
27%
26%
27%
3,600
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99
29%
2,900
29
29%.
44%
45
45
46%
2,900
38%
38%
39%
8,500
41%
41%
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23%
100
27%
27%
17
17%
9,600
58,400
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V
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68
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109
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20,100
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102
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108
107
67%
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108
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15%
32%
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29%
57
16
15%
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108
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15%
32%
.
29%
16%
102
15%
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the Week
Apr. 25
99%
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29%
58%"
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102
15%
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100
4%% coriv preferred sCr'es A_100
y:
6%
57% "58%
Friday
Apr. 24
15%
32%
27%
44%
16% ,16%
107% 1Q8
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6%
6%
Sales for
Thursday
23%
27%
16%
-
•
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2
32%
"
6% %• • 2nd preferred
;
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16% Apr A 8
Apr 25
107
15%
323/a
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Apr 18 /
100,
2
99
10%
32%
29%
50
■
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27
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Apr 14
Aug 20
Jan
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.
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23 y8 Apr
.
13
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1
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•
Nov 13
55
2.
110% Jan 14
*
5% Oct 22
55% Dec
3.
18% Jun 19
Dec 30
!
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Carborundum. (The)
39% Jan 28
43
Mar 19
2
38% Jan1
20% Jan
.
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■
.
32% Jan
47/ ' Apr 26
6
-23% Aug
12% Oct 22
99
2
39y2 Jan 13
>
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16% Oct 22
9
25 y4 Jan
Mar 21
•-Capital Airlines Inc.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 22
Monday
1
■
Co
5
28% Feb 21,
Carey (Philip). Mfg Co.._
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109
Jan' 31 ;; Carolina Clirichf ield & Ohio Ry.loo
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5
13
94% Aur
90 V2 Nov 11
Jan
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20
107
67
67%
28%
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17% Jan
7
1734 Dec 31
23•s Jan 16
17% Jan
: 9% Jan
2
2
Celotex Corp common..—
4
Apr 21
V - 5% preferred
7 :( Central Aguirre Sug&ir Co
Hf% Jan 29
Ceritral Foundry Co
Jan
3
49 V* Feb
38 y4 Jan
23% Oct 22
Oct
16
8y4Jan
26% Feb 28
11
13% May 22
3
37 y2 Apr
«
70
Oct 29
14'/a NOV 19
54
44
July 29
July 29
80-
19
72% Mar 19 3
88 y2
Juri^O
26% Nov
17
Oct
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15
jan"n
Jan
Feb 25
31% Jan
36
1
9%
No par
21
46%! Mar
Central
7
19
Jan
16
8
7
Jan
3
10%
24 % Oct 22
59% Jan
8
3
327/a Mar 24
21
11% Jan
10
8% Jan
24
43% Jan
2
23% Jan
2
23
3% Jan
11
% Jan
2
8
Oct
24% Mar
1
% Dec
45% Oct
11
69% Jan
3iy20ct
22
38
1
20
9% Mar 13
47% Jan
9
2
Cessna
•
34
Jan
2
38
91
Jan
2
100
17% Dec
313/4 May
2
49 % Jan 24
17% Jan
7
20% Oct
30
10
4% Dec
22
Mar
30
42% Apr
5
4
23
Jan
46% Dec
69% Jan
9
47% Apr
7
23
89% Dec
89
110% Jan: 9
26
Apr
23% Jan
30% Mar 11
24% Dec
10
42
Oct
22
40 U Mar 15
31% Jan
2
10% Nov 11
20% July 25
61% Jan .14
11% Jan
2
34^4 Apr 29
43% Apr 29
12% Jan
31
40% Nov 19
11
Dec
30
18
Dec
30
18% Dec
23
13% Jan
y
35^4 Apr
3
53
2
18% Feb
27
19%. Apr
7.
6
7
16%
29'/a
100%
101
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102 %
40
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
20%
20%
21%
21.
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2,900
20%
43%
44%
43%
44
43%
44
20
20
1Q2
&%
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9%
29%
44
82% July 34
\
Apr
25
23 % Sep
11
21%
21%
500
10%
10%
ioy4
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,900
7,300
13,600
14,000
5,500
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8%
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36%
34%
35%
34%
35%
343/8
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2%
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52
51%
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52
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36
36%
36
36
36
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96%
96%
96%
96%
963/4
19%
19
19%
18%
19
18%
42%
41
42
40%
41%
41%
Apr 24
94% Jan 31
-
8
6
94
25% Dec
39% Feb
47% Oct
10
Jan~~4
27
Jan
2
17
44
Jan
13
24 ,* 50%
12
47
Jun
71
Jun
21
,
19
18% May 31
103y2 Nov 20
23
-
35% Dec 30
23
7
93% Jan
33
162
Dec
,
y
83
Oct 21
90
Oct ,23
57% NOV
Oct
95
42
11.25
6%
ey4
6%
6%
0%
6%
43% Mar
32
45% Apr
Jan
2
Jan
-
9
132
94
Jan
7
115% Apr
83/a
7ya
8%
5,100
9,200
*27%
27%
4,400
51%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52
52%
90
90
*90
54 y4
91%
14,104
91%.
11%
10%
*10%
11%
*19%
21
1,500
1,500
2,700
3% %
convertible preferred—100
91 %
*89
*89
35
34%
35
35
35 %
15 %
15%
15%
35%
15%
51%
51%
52
52
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yelldw Cab—
i Chickasha Cotton Gil .:
No par
No par
11%
*19%
*89
10%
34
—25
48
2
60% Apr
17%
Nov 13
Nov 12
33% Jan
2
50% Feb 28
38
Sep 12
Oct 10
46
Dec 30
59
Mar
48
Nov 14 *
57
Apr 23
-
50% Apr 25
6
Jan
3
13% Mar 18
18% Apr 23
43%s Jan 20
47% Mar
6
49
Feb
*19%
35 y4
35
353/4
35%
*35
35%
*35
35%
200
14%
15 y4
15
15%
15
15%
51 y4
51%
52
52
51%
52
15 y4
13,600
1,300
18,100
*35
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
23%
14 y4
22%
15
23%
23J/4
23%
23%
23
231/4
5,800
21%
20%
21
20%
21J/a
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
22
22%
21%
221/4
21%
21%
22
213/4
22 y4
10,800
17,900
16%
16%
ny4v
*15%
16%
100
*11
11 Va
800
*37%
39
*15 y2
17
11%
*37%
V*
39
■;
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11%
17
*15%
11%
*iiy4
11
Va
-11%
39
11%
*37%
^
18*
Jan
8
16
11% Dec 19
68% Dec
24»/a Feb
&8
' Jan
2
2
29% Apr
18% Apr
—
*37%
39
,
*373/a
20% Jun
14
il2y2 Jan
19
78% Jan
11
63% Mar 27
68% Jan
4
37
Feb
35% Apr
Oct 22
Dec
31
34% May 17
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
9% Dec 30
23% Jan
46% Jan
2
26% Jan
3
55% Feb
'10% Jan
2
12 %
41% Jan
2
101 Va Jan
9
105
17
35% OCt 22
91% Oct 31
42% Dec 13
Feb
104
14
111
Dec 30
10% Apr 22
6% Jan 17
4
4
9
Dec
14% Jan"
9% Jan
3% Dec 30
24
7
*
Jan
6% Apr 22
6
Feb 10
4% Jan
14
7% Jan
12% Apr 15
lO^a- Apr 15
5
29% Jan
—10
No par
6% Dec 24
17
29% Dec 31 -
33
9% Oct 24
18
40% Oct 23
95% Nov
6
Jan
Bed
■
Jan
14% Jan
45% Jari'
j
107
55 y4 Apr
44% Jan
2
Jan
8
103
.
18
35% Jan 23
19% Jan
2
27% Feb 24
14
Dec 20
16% Sep 19
14% Jan
2
12
Oct 22
16
ADf 15
13% Jan
3
Aug 19
17
Mar 28
15% Jan
8
13
49% Jun, 14
403/4 jan
22% Oct 22
58
Jan 23
23% Jan
2
39%'Jan
49% Jan 14
48% Jan
14
51% Apr
»89
87
81
Jun
4
Oct 25
Aug
16% NOV
6
,
101% Jan 22
98
Jan
2
104
101% Jan 22
95% Mar 27
98% Jan
3
Jan
30
6
83% Nov 27
26% Oct 28
92 % Sep 12
38
Oct 22
79% Oct 16
106
fot
Oct 22
footnotes
20% Apr
9
94
Apr 24
33% May 3
17
88
Mar 29
99
105
48
Jan
4
92% Feb 15
118
see
Mar 12
page
2b
Jan
7
Jan
13
27% Jan
2
Jan
6
3
40% Jan
86
Jan
6
109
Jan
3
99
105J/4
105%
1061%
*105%
34%
34%
34%
341%
49%
49%
50
49%
50
*99""
41%
*133
34%
-
49%
*101%
14
*99
42%,
40%
73
'
100
41%
31%
11,000
148
*70
73
40
40
V
40%
103%
103%
*61% '-62 i:
62
35%
36
103%
62
16 '/a
16%
16
16%
42%
37
16
*850
■
41%
1,500
1,300
1,100
17%
100
7,200
42%
148
*133
148
*70
73
*70
73
40
103%
40 y4
104
39%
105
40
5,400
105
660
61%
*61%
62%
*36
36'A
*35
36%
60
16
16%
16%
18,600
611/4
•
r '
42% >42%
16%
41
132
*93
97
,112y3
112
190
42
*130
97
*850
/
113%
113%
60%
11,300
*850
*850
593/4
60~
59%
*84%
86-
86
17%
*84y4
*16%
18%
19%
18%
19
45%
60 y8
84
84
*16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
16%
19%
19%
16%
18%
19%
18%
19
59%
60
60
6,900
86
—
593/4
84
*84
3,700
115%
60
■
60%
*82
v
17%
*99
130
97
60
•
14%
41
*138
v.!
132
*93
*825
17 Ya
4l%
41
50%
106
*93
*130
99
,
14
40%
100
50
*101%
130
132
*93
112
14
i7ya
42%
*128
94
110% 1121/3
50%
106
-
42 y2
130
93
111
5oya
41%
16%
128
110%
49%
*99
>
103%
♦36
50
40%
4oya
61%
36
42%
73
970
36 ya
49%
148
:
*70
40
35%
43%
•
300
1,900
13,200
27,000
35%
*13%
41%
*133
:
103%
*61%
100
*
94
106%
35%
*101 y4
171/3
41%
31%
93%
*105%
•
40%
*99
42
*133
94 >
49%
-
13%
40%
17%
17%
31 J/4
107
35
100
*101%
31%
93 y4
*105%
491/4
13%
*
:
107
48%
v.
106
40%
17%
100
./>
<-
49%
14
106
148
43
'
311/4
931/4
10
2,400
21,300
16%
*45 y4
45%
46
*37
39
*37
45%
39
*45%
39
*37
39
49
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*48
49
*47%
49
*46
47%
*46
47%
*46
49
47%
*46
47%
*46
47%
2.50
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
2.50
28%
29
29
29
28%
18
18%
18
18%
18
—
—-—:—
No par
45%
*37
>
29%
29ya
14%
8'4
*65%
36%
3<S%
5
-14%
15
15
No par
64%
65%
65%
65%
No par
36
36%
36
36%
35
35
34%
35
35
preferred—
15
29%
28%
29%
29%
29
28%
18 y#
18%
18%
15
200
'
29%
29%
18%
15%
15
15
66%
36 Ye
663/a
*66%
36%
36%
36%
33%
35
34%
35%
67
9,600
7,500
43,300
2,200
350
3,600
6,800
25%
25 %•
25 3/4
26%
25%
35%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26 y8
10
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
,52%
52%
19,500
10,200
—...1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
ioy4
10%
10%
10%
46%
10%
46%
10%
10%
10%
46%
103/4
46 3/4
10%
10,300
47%
10,500
*'■'
•
4.64%
preferred
5.25% preferred .'—
1^0
—100
—
Comptometer Corp..—"
■" Conde
Nast Publishing
Cone Mills Corp
"
Apr 21
Feb 28
19% Jan 30
96
Apr 10
37y4 Apr 25
100
Feb 25'
48y8 Apr 21
93
Apr 23
117% Apr 18
93%
46
50
—
103% Apr 25
94
31
93%
*47%
Commercial Credit Co..
Commercial Solvents
11
Oct 22
31%
93%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
15
42
135,300
*37
$4.25
46% Apr 25
36% OCt'22
44%
*45
Columbian Carbon Co
.—
Congoleum-Nairri Inc..:
——5
Co—No par
—10
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
—1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
ConsoP Edison Of N ,Y com—No par
$5 preferred -——
No par
Consol Electrodynamics: Corp..—50o
consol Electronics Industries—-—1
19% Mar 31
15
44
49
Class B
18y2 Mar 27
16% Apr 25
'
47%
45%
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
-
26 % Mar 31
NoV 14
19
45%
39
preferred series B
Class, A
107% Apr 18
35y4Mar24
543/4 Jun
45%
V.
*47%
5%%
25
3
Jan 23
25% Oct 30
45
/.;»■?
39
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
:100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting system—
Colorado & Southern Ry com^__100
/>
24
10
100
No par
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
34% Mar 20
11% Jan 13
'
■■■>
31
103%
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
$3.50 preferred ——
Mar 14
47 Va Apr
'
14.;
No par
gtd-i—50
.
45%
93%
50%
14
39%
No par
—100
Apr 16
Jan
'
49
*101%
*71. :1
Cluett Feabody & Co com
7% preferred
4% 2nd preferred—
Coca-Cola Co (The)
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
15
20
25
16
25
108% Feb 25
20% Sep 21
42% Oct 22
34%
49%
15
r
6
32
31% Jan
2
30y2 Jan 17
93i/a
105 y4
17%
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation
—.1
9
48% Jan
30% '31'
1Q0
com
$4.50 preferred
45%
40%
-
22
16% Mar 5
46%
40%
noncumulative preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
14
26
"
5%
29?% Mar 19
30% Dec .30
•
•'
45%
17'/a
convertible preferred^
100
Cp_
—15
Cleveland -Electric Ilium
300
23%
5
;
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—.100
•
.
21%
34%
34
..
15%
No par
Clark -Equipment
3
24% Feb 28
14% Oct 21
*"
**,4%%
>-
20
47% Jan
—10
j
City- Products Corp..
City Stores Co common
30
Jan
,
Go.
►
3
Jan
51.
Service
Corp..——No par
City Investing Co common—.^;
5
5%% preferred
—100
'
41
22% Oct 22
•
Cities
Apr 22
17% Apr 10
22% Jan 10
9
Milling Machine Co..^10
C I T Financial
84
Jan
46
36% May 15
35% May 15
23% Oct 22
.
Cincinnati
Apr 21
Apr 16
.36
8.50
:
—
.
: /
preferred .——.—.^..100
43/4% preferred
10Q
11
79% Feb
Apr 17
Common
1
11
21
.—25
___—
53%
91V*
11
21
*19%
21%
52 y4
23%
5
Chile Copper Co
25
49% Dec/ 6
7
8%
9
2
7%
27 y4
23
15
86
41%
8%
18% Mar 11
Jan
18% Dec 30
%
2
.41%
1,400
".27%
35
13
83
26
-
15% Jan
42%
10,700
24,700
8%
62% Feb 26
37'
Feb 10
98% Jan
■i
27
Jun
Jan 23
35
>Feb
70
19%
27%
40% Feb-- 4
105
2
97%
19
8%
"
127
5
8
Apr 17
800
Dec 23
Feb
7
Jan 29
,60"
5
Mar
114% May
,!
73
99% Jan
6
Jan r8
25 y 106
41
1
*
Apr
7
37% Feb 25
y,Jan 14
139
Apr
.
37%
97%
19%
27%
v
34 y2
9
Apr 11
45% Mar 13
150
Jan 23
74% Jan 13
2
08
3
25% July 19
Sep 25
45
140
40% May
16
70
13
100
25
sJan
71% Feb
31% Dec 23
123% Jun 27
778
,
104
5
15% Dec
97% Jan 23
35% Jan
2
May 16
43% May 20
>
6
33% Dec
18
Dec 24
>
175
23
Dec
30
42
2
36%
96%
8%
1
17
15ysJan
6IV2 July
NOV,\4
73
,
99
-
,
23
Apr
Apr
35 y« Jan
9
20% Apr
Dec
36%
800
27 y4
14
4
46% Jun
15
Feb
51
8%
14% Mar 31
102
51
27%'
22
25
10% Jan 21
Feb 14
102
2%
8%
50% Feb 13
51% Jan 30
44% Feb 27
6
-
Dec
ioo y8 Sep
9%
35
26%
Apr 24
106 % Apr
36% Apr
104% Apr 14
9
8%
31% Feb. 5
Jan
88
9%
9
26%
7 .j: Chrysler Corp
28% Jan
30
22
44%
21%
10%
9%
18%
—1
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
82 % Oct
x44
1,400
5,800
*20%
35%
-100
* Chic & North Western com..No par
% 5% preferred series A
100
f Chicago Pneumatic Tool—...
.8
Mar 21>
57% Jan
.
"
10%
29
isy2
44% Mar 21
30 r
102
20%
9%
29%
.
'
52 % Dec
5,600
4,700
34%.
30
*96
1
.
•23y2 Jan 20
18
300
16%
28%
36%
No par
Chic Great Western Ry com Del_50
5',V preferred
;
_50
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac__
No par
>11% Apr 21
37
76
163/a
29%
52
———
21
22% Mar 13
30
9
11
*74%
16
28%
20%
9%
9
1
>Febf 4 y*:- 5(/o series A noncum pfd
Mar 11
Jan
76
163/a
29%4
2034
-
19
6
9% Jan
64
2,100
16
11%
25
14% Jan
12% Jan
~
21
n
47%
47%
293/a
11%
5
23^4 Apr
>
2,000
48
*101
300
9%
*74%
.
500
.
9%
*47%
75
75
4,400
19
34%
2%
1
1
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
Class A
.—40
P.\ 16V^Feb • 5
18% Jan
48
*47%
9%
19
_i
"r'
16% Mar 24
2
9%
.
Chesapeake Corp of Va_^_^
!_5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
17
36% Mar
45% Jan lo
5
;
9%
18% •
20%
29 %
Corp—
ia%
45
9%
No par
19
23% Mar
102
28%
183/4
34%
4.4 3'a
*20
9.50
24
Checker Motors Corp
11" ..> Chemway Corp
'
104
No par
—
Feb
Mar 26
22
10
9% Nov
19
2G% Jan 10
17 y2 Mar
July 25
Common
>29% May 10
37% Jan v7
19 Ya Dec -30
49y40ct
11
29%
*102
.10
Apr
12% Apr
30
31
ll-A
29
28%
*18%
19
93/a
48
*74
;
''
21%
$4.50 preferred
:
92% Jan 30
•
17
9% Mar 14
9% Dec
18-% Dec
16
29
35%
Co.-
9
54% Feb
•
16%
20%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
16 r
7% Apr
•
2
74:)b
16
34%
Gotham Inc
28
4% Jan
3
7
Feb 25
10 y8 Sep
31% Jan
47%
28%
19
15
-
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
17
2Q% Jan
23 % Nov 12
47%
28%
—5
28%
*18%
9%
74%
100
Chain Belt Co
7
Feb
2
31% Jan
10% Mar 28
31
6% Oct
Jan
"
Products
Aircraft
Chadbourn
:'
•
11
99% Jan 29
9%
50
South West Corp
Certain-Teed
:
'•
3
Feb 11
;; 57
86% Jun 24
9%
Service—10
Century Iridustries Co__;
Cerro de Pa.sco Corpl
r.
36% Apr > 22
Public
Central Violetta Sugar Co
r
Apr 23
2% Feb
Illinois
•; Central &
25% Feb 20
"
19 % Dec
18%
1&
47%
par
Central RR Co of N J
i
7
41 Ya Jan
10
9% Jan
'
com
Illinois Lgt com new_No
preferred——!
,
35% Apr 21,
21% Apr 25
10
22% Jan
..
Central of Georgia Ry
;
18%
*18%
19 .'■>,
..
•
43% May 22
3
16 V*
_
28%. 28%
19
18%
Apr
1
6% Dec 31
34% Jan
'
28%
28
*18%
•29% Apr 23.,•;; Central
103
Jftn 23
...
. 4 %.'/«»
17% Mar 21
May 20
-
.
*•' 5
Feb 14
PJopreferred series. B!
.T_10O
•16% Mar'26 f' Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
7
32% Dec 27
4
21 ;
1
.
5
-. 75%
7
Apr
99
7
,
20
—
19 y4 Mar
28
16% Jun
33 V* Feb
i
•
Consolidated Fooda Corp
1.33 Va
Consolidated Gas Utilities—
1
Consolidated Laundries. Corp..
5
Consolidated Natural G,as
—10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd——100
C<msumers Power Co com—"—No par
$4.50 preferred —
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
'
$4.16 preferred—
No par
Container Corp of Americar—
—
5
4% preferred
100
Continental Baking Co common—5
$3.50 preferred _—.—'.—No par
Continental Can Ine common..—10
$3.75 preferred ————No Par
$4.50 conv 2nd preferred...
i: Common—
4ey4
105
-•
*110%
6%
5%
12
9%
%
ya,
46%
46%
46%
105
*103
105
*103
105
111
*110%. 111
111
111
10
105
111
*
noy2
110%
*noy4
6%
6%
*63/a
100
130
5,100
5%
51/3
5y4
*5%
5%
700
11%
9%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
10 Va
9%
9ya
9%
9%
10%
3,500
10,600
31%
31%
31 >/4
*311/4
31%
31%
31%
12
121%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
11,500
53 ya
54ya
54%
55%
543/4
5sy4
106%
106%
1071/4
32%
*1063/4
32%
107%
40,500
1,300
9,700
2,300
9,100
51/3
12
12
.
*103%
9%
6%
*5y4
5%
12%
105
6%
51/4
6%
6%
46%
*103 %
6%
6%
400
54%
31%
12%
54%
106%
33%
3iy4
170%,
31%
106%
32%
31%
32
32
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25
18
17%
17%
25%
is y4
24%
17%
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31
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52%
107
27%
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27%
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104
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47%
48
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48%
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93
92%
93
93
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117%
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117%
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104
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117 %'117%
104
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96
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18%
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32%
25
18%
94
19 Yb
5,800
1,400
9,400
50
10
23,200
96
11,600
363/4
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180
47%
47 y4
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13,600
93
92 Va
92 Va
150
117%
600
36%
104
1171/2
*116
n
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
,(1004)-
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Continental
Jan
20% Jan
8% Apr 10
10
7
Dec
31
15% Jan
7
4
26% Jan
7
19% Apr
3
44
Jan
6
Jan
2
8% Apr
23
Continental
38% Feb
12
49% Apr
25
Continental Oil of Delaware
32% Apr
25
Continental
9
54% May
39 74 Nov
14
5 74 Oct
22
41% Dec
30
Jun
14
70% Jun
19
9
17
IB
52% Mar
Deo
24
43% July 25
28% Jan
17% Dec
23
37
May 15
18% Jan
3
2
1674 Dec
30
43
13
Dec
23
y2 Jan
8
40% July 11
54% July 25
79% July 11
16% Jan
26 >
s
20
49% May 21
51
Dec
30
28
Feb
11"
145
33% Jan
159
17
12% Apr
74% Feb
16
12
Jan
6
89
22
-
15
Dec
Oct
85
15% Jan
May 17
6% Jan
2
18
Oct
22
Nov
29,
24% Jan
Jan
28 '/a Jan
22
Jan
31
Aug
17% Oct
10% Dec
11
16 %
23% Jun
5
40 74 Oct
22
Oct
22
Feb
16
65%
19
Nov
54
12
19% Jan
17
22
22
21%
22
*50
52
*50
52
*50
56%
*53%
56%
38 %
166
13%
13
82%
1
1
86%
*87
90
87%
17%
17%
Mar 11
56% Feb
13
5
2174 Feb
5
5
2874 Jan
9
30% Nov 21
47
Jan
11
3074 Mar
6
33
Jan
64% Jan
14
40% Mar
3
46
Jan
21
*1%
2
25%
26
33%
3374
1874
1774
18 y4
1874
1878
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33%
3374
34
3474
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5
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100
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24,600
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1774
1774
2274
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32
32
56
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1974
2374
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32
32
13
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r
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44
3
83% Jan
15
87
Apr
11
9
9% Jan
14
11
Apr
14
Dan River Mills Inc.
Davega Stores Corp common—.2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
July 12
3y8 Dec
16
6% Feb
27
Mar 11
3% Jan
23
Dec
18
13 74 Apr
3
10% Apr 21
11% Jan
7
47
Aug
1
30
Jan
16
4374
-
:
49
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15
49% Apr
23
Dayton
27% Oct 22
21
3
35
Mar 10
*557-2
r-
-
500
2
83% Jan
10
87
Jan
22
Mar 26
88
Jan
28
Apr
14
Oct
Nov 15
86
Mar
72
Oct
24
86
Feb
27
83
75
Jun
19
88
Apr
5
83
Mar 18
88
14% Oct
22
23% Jan
3
15% Jan
2
17% Mar 14
13% Jan
2
19% July 22
13% Jan
2
26% Dec
31
32% May
6
27% Jan
2
161/4 Mar 10
32'4 Apr 25
1
30
Nov
7
3iy2 Feb
19Va Dec
30
4
28% Apr
26
6 t'a Dec
i
4334
4374
/
'
24'/a
25% Jan
18
4iya Feb 25
0% Apr
26% Apr
48 %
8% Dec
59% July
25 y8 Dec
Jan
34
38% Nov 12
23 Ys Oct
22
3474- Jan
14
9% Apr
17
13 V* July
4
34% Mar 17
29% Apr 24
32 y8 Feb
6
2
15
;
Apr
18
25% Jan
9% Jan
5
2
28
2
Feb
17
10
11% Jan
14
8% Jan
3
10% Jan
24
14% Jun
12
11% Jan
2
50% Oct
10
91
Jan
14
54 % Apr
11'/a Dec
24
24 % Jan
29
12
8
2
Oct.22
68 74 Jun
17
52% Apr
5% Dec 20
Jan
J
;
Jun
27
;
30 y2 Oct
41
Dover
Apr
25
9
188% Feb
8
:85
49
1
2
Jan
Jan
34% Jan
25
Mar
41
% Jan 29
91
391/4 Apr 24
45
Apr 16
48% Feb 18
2
5
46% Mar 13
49
Jan
24
44
Jan
8
48i/4 Mar
41
18
50
Jan
31
48
Jan
8
50
41
July
July
14
Oct
6,900
49
49%
86
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15,200
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2174
2174
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39%
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9%
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9%
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; 8%
176%
177%
175
177y4
174%
176
%
$4.15
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred
4%
16% Jan
10
14% Jan
14
18% Mar 20
DWG
47% Jan
11
27% Jan
2
33% Feb
50
Eagle-Picher Co
51% Jan
"
22,100
16,500
1,600
.
400
-
300
& Co—
38
$2.10
3.50C
29%
29%
*9
38%
31
25,500
36
38%
Jan
57%
55%
13%
90C
25,700
13
38%"
53
"
10%
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35%
10
50
50
50
13
8,500
18%
18%
29%
1
•
Jan
1,40c
;
12%,;
29%
1
Duquesne Light Co common
-$3.75 preferred
48
27
54%
91
22
<
'
,56%
91
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5,700
36%
55%
38%
50
4,400
36
,,
91
1
1.500
.
1974
10%
15%
16
90%
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100
3,500
15
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10%
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27
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27"
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25
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31%
15
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27
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49
31
14%
19%
•
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.
56%
2
5
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31
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29
29 %\
27
No par
48% Jan
297 a
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15%
36%
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1
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31%
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31%
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27
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31
29%.
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20%
10%
•
29%
14i/2
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Co
Industries
31
30%
19%
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No par
,—
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Chemical
•
f
27
,
311/4.
29%
1
-
Ltd
.<*;
2
Ltd.
3974/;
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9%
1974
:
3974
56%;
31%
29%
311/4-
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391/4
36%
31
5.O0C
4974 "/
39%"
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3,400
16,100
18
31
29%
14%
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'
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19%
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'
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1
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;
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49%
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,
774
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3
Jan
■
10
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7'/4
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3274
21
50
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120
.
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1
24
1,800
49%
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Apr 22
28
40
3174
38%
Dunlan Corp
lla'A Apr 21
39% Oct
Nov
3174
18%
DTK Corp
Dunhill
International
4
6
45
3174
*3174
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7%
■
30%
Drewrys
23
8% Apr
2
106 '/a Jan
Aug 27
2174
•
50c
Dresser
10% Jan
172% Apr 10
36% Nov 14
3174
49%
Douglas Aircraft Co
31 % Mar 14
Mar 27
37% Apr
10C
31 'A
.
—3
.uiiies
Dow
19
Light Co
Pepper Co
4
2
July 16
23
3%
10%
/
1574
3174 ''
32 :r:
21
50
Inc
preferred
Distillers
4
3
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6
89% Feb
374
'1074
:
.
-/V/1574
15%
(Walt) Productions—...2.50
28
Mar 26
110'
76% Nov 14
49%
:
300
:
374
1074
13.50
Stores
14% Feb
24% Jan
9
$1.50
Diana
du Pont
99
.
3,900
1074
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.
90
10%
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-■
..
1,200
4674
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10%
Grande West RR.No par
Lines
Vilbiss
591/4 Feb
16% Jan
15
9% Aug
-
31%
No par
Western
&;
Edison
.42% Feb
7
7
.
206
160% Oct 21
Lack
Air
Dome
1
Jan
167-4
3174'
20
—
& Hudson—...
Devoe & Raynolds class. A_.
Diamond Alkali Co——.1—
Dr.
31
Apr
33
57% May 13
19% May 9
25% Jun
5
12
-
1574
10
Co common;.
preferred
1674
50c
Divco-Wayne Corp
16% Apr 24
74% Jan
9
Aug 20
16
Disney
12% Apr 24
Dec
22
16
.50c
Detroit Steel Corp—.—
,
.
Dec
21
89
Diamond-Gardner
21% Mar 24
2
8
9 %
*86
De
-37% Mar 13
3
Jan
14
•
■„
:
11
16% Oct
89
100
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR CO..100
8
431/4 Feb
29% Mar 26
11% Jan
7
14
18y2 Oct
*86
Detroit
,M0% Mar 11
16
251/4 Jan
1<J
24
8774
Delaware Power
23
58
Jan
10% Jan
30% Apr
Mar 29
15% Jan
1574 Dec
36 ys Dec
8774
Delaware
9% Jan
29% Apr
2
6
49
series C
"
87
7 c/e
34% Mar 1?
2
3
31
Dec
13 y« Dec. 30
13
49% Apr
Feb
55
37% Mar 13
30
*85
Delaware
7% Apr 21
10
37% Jan
23
57% Jan
19
85
Delta
39
29% Dec
86
85
Denv & Rio
22% Jan
17
49
*83
86
17.
17
4974
x3174
..
49
29
21
32
85
20% Feb
Jan
3174
10%.
3174
80
Deere &
6
preferred J
*44
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111%
175
111%
11174
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91
901/4
90%
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3874
38%
39 %
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39
-
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46
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46
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47%
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50
47%
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50
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50
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49
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47%
>
50
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50
50
50
.5
preferred
Cigar Corp
16%
16%
16%
47%
.
*47%
16%
161/4
3174
*31%
47%
16%
16%
46
'44
-
46
50
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50
4774
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47%
16%
16
400
20
60
1.10C
16%
E
27% Dec 30
27
Oct
11
72
Dec
18
31
'
>81% Feb 13
'
143% Nov
22 y« Oct
*
6
74
Nov
'8
Vt
21% Dec
19
82
•
•"'•'17%
Aug
6
Dec
23
-'■'-24% Dec
30
3% Jan
2
'25 % Dec 27
;
6%
24
j22ys
Dec
38% Feb
17
Eastern
30% Apr
22
Eastern
Corp
221% Apr
3
73% Jan
3
26% Jan
30
64%
Jun
18
Feb
28
Jan
14
40
Jan
Apr
8
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
"35 % Mar 1
14% Jan
23
44% July
Oct
22
34
31
6"% Jan
6
6% Dec 23
-
43
Dec
159'
Mar
2
46 y4
22%
Jan
2
27% Apr
25
76;
Jan
9
81
6%
271/4 Mar 19
-
25/;.
Jan
17
Apr
86
15
95
!
41/4%
Ekco
preferred
107%
157
155
158
•
155
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4374
44%-
4374
4474
2674
1-
2674
2674
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5,700
10,700
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15974
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4374
44
4474
45%
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27
2774
27%
2774
2774
82
82
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84
5,300
1,600
.
10
84
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15%
15%
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1574
1574
1,100
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27%
2774
27
2774
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15,400
474
47a
474
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774
774
774
774
2,200
76,800
Battery
Storage
National
10
Watch Co
5
Emerson
14
4V8 Jan
2
7
17% Jan
22
Feb
19
Empire District Electric Co
31'% Jan
38
Apr
10
Natural Gas
Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
77a
774
29'i
2974
347a
3474
341/2
5
574
5%
10
21%
21%
361/2
36
Jan
88% Feb
12
Endlcott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
26V» Jan
32 Va Apr
25
Equitable Gas Co
7
6% Jan
8% Jan
16
Erie RR
44% Jan
1
55ya Feb
25
30
11% Jan
2
14 y2 Jan
29
Evans
18
Jun
13
13% Jan
3
Eversharp
16
28% Jan
2
19% Apr
37
Apr
14
51% Apr
25
Ex-Cell-O
5%
6
Erie &
Products
Co
Inc
Corp—:
;
.
3074
No par
.
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
3
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8.50
common
2474
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29%
4
El
Paso
'
3
3
25
page 28.
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10574
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25
Mar
10674
106
6,300
2774
9% Feb
57
10574
351/4
10774
474
31% Apr
60% Feb
81
35
106 74'
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Electric
-
81
3574
2774
Mus
35% Apr
•
81
3474
474
&
2
.
2474
807-4
34%
1574
...
10
79
24
81%
34%
27%
15
6ya Mar 26
2474
80%
155
2374
Ind Amer shares—_
Electric
Elgin
23 %
81
34%
10574
Electric Auto-Lite
2
2374
81
34%
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4
15
4% Apr
23%
81
3474
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100
2474
81
34%
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2474
28
see
10
9,400
18,600
•90%
Feb
footnotes
30
93
Feb
For
32%
2974
25
Apr
3274
29%
2474
62;
22
3374
29 y2
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77
Oct
3274
100
26
28% Dec 23
3274
2974
1,100
31
32%
2974
2.50
12
.* 12%
31
3374
30 %
100
Jan
6% Jan
3174
3274
2974
10
Co
common
preferred
'31 y* Apr 24
2
31 Va
3274
30
31
5
common
—~
Products Co
4%%
Mar 27
3174
3274
2974
100
Corp
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
28% Apr
2
Jan
Steel
Kodak Co
20% Feb
Jan
3% Jan
26%
Jan
Stainless
preferred
Manufacturing
Eaton
31
2
22% Jan
Asn com—
%' prior preferred—
Eastman
3
Jah 28
38% Jan
'
4 y2
Eastern
July 3
10% Nov 13
56
'-
20% Jan
Mar 20
25
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Jan
35% Apr 10
89% Jan 14
32% Apr 30
Nov
24% Nov 13
107% Apr
13
:
271
30% Dec 23
Jan
:
37% Mar 25
2
Inc
29
8
May 2o
21
76
151
16
91 \
15% Oct 22
•
97% Jan
27% May
8
81% Apr 11
Dec
3% Oct 22
1
,27'% Feb 12
81% Apr 23
31%
31
1
10
10
Airline
3
158
21
<>, I
2
16% Jan
115
*•'38% Dec 31
'
29 y. Jan
60% July
~
-
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4
3074 Apr
3
42% July 15
81% Mar 5
16% Dec 30
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6
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88%
31
874
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2474
93
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4,500
93
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31
7%
774
29%
2974
2974
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3074
31%
3474
35
3474
34%
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574
574
574
574
574
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57 a
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2174
2174
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8
87
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3174
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774
774
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55
57
57
60
57
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57
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7
32
37-4
1074
100
July 17
65
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1074
series A
34% Apr
41% May 21
23
Nov 25
3%
10%
common
.'/
400
32%
44i4
4574
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90
1074
series B.——100
18
35 % Oct
55
j
3%
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc—
27
46% Feb
51% May 15
15y8 Dec 30
Light
■
80 C
49,900
1,000
7,000
2434
'
7
33% Oct 22
1074
30%
31%
4474
4474
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90
1074
1074
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Power &
■
'
1974
-
32%
447B
43%
'
Feb
23
4474
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88
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Feb 25
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2474
32%
32
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40
73
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400
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9%
20
2474
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: 32
32
43%
4472
43'.2
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Daystrom Inc
10
437*
Corp common .......
1
3%% preferred 6eries A—..100
25
41% Apr
1
12% Jan
7
1
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1
86% Mar
61
21
22
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;-
300
32 74
974
.
5574
5574
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,
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3374
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20
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25%
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2
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17,600
89
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4%
2
3374
99
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4%
4%
.
27
*1%
1874
1874
22
15
38% Oct
*4%
26
33'/2
5
85%
87 %
17
16%
1874
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
." $4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
...No par
Curtis-Wright common
1_.
191/2 Mflr
55
*85
17%
No par
preferred
86%
*85
86%
3374
1874
Cuneo
2074 Mar
8,900
1
16
4
5
82%
851/4
83 %
23
11
82'/4
83%.
2
Corp
—
Jun
83%
90
noncum pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
47% Jan
82
..2.50
Corp (The)
Petroleum
Press
82%
16%
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America..12.50
21
4,800
82%
-
*774
3
280
14%
84%
Jan
8
13
164%
13%
*82%
3274 Apr
1074 Jan
2
Jan
40%
164%
13%
*87
1%
65
674 Jan
40%
165%
13%
84%
Cudahy Packing Co common
5
47474 preferred
—100
874 Apr
39%
164%
13 Va
165
*85
4%
7,900
13%
38%.
165
100 "*82%
preferred
24
25
11
Jan
'82%
27
8,600
5,100
.
52
*53%
2,700
,
83
13%
17%
26%
Cuba RR 67o
Apr
*50
56 %
90
4%
1%
25
52
*53%
75,000
16,100
-
13%
166
164
•/,-
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56%
39%
'
86%
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17%
24
29
8
83
*
.
541/4
40%
39
38%
39%
165%
1
.
56
*53%
1974 Jan
23% Dec''9
11
21%
27'% Jan
7
53% Feb
'
22 %
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
56
2
13% May
59% Jun
22%
21%
30
66
18
21%
4974 Jan
227b Apr
10% Apr
9
• Feb ; 6
33% Jan 28
5% Nov 20
27% Dec 17
20
21%
Crown Cork & Seal common
2
.V 7% Jan
20'%
21
Crescent
7% Jan
Jan
19%
21%
25
1874 Jan
Jan
20%
21%
1574 Feb 20
30% Apr
11
20
22
21
25
2
11
21
4
20%
21%
Apr
Apr 17
25
Oct
5% Oct
22%
20%
18% Apr
3474 Apr
Apr 24
20
21%
...5
—5
19
100
22%
32%
341/2 Mar 27
16% Jan:
22%
49'%
32%
3
2
17
32 %
20%
.21%
8%
48%
32 74
3
$2
19%
21%
8%
48%
31%
..100
Cream of Wheat
32%
20%
7.70C
49%
8%
47%
31%
Inc
3%%
8%
48%
8%
48%
31%
*53%
201%
50
32 %
7%
47%
31%
Coty International Corp
•
8%
5.20C
.
50%
8%
48%
8
9
*19%
7%
Crane Co common
23
50%
31%
T
Jan
3
4374 Apr 11
95 Va Mar 18
18
38% Jan
100
83% Apr
25 Va Jan
18
July 11
31
Coty
20%
49 %
47%
14% Mar
July 23
58 y2
4
Mar 13
29
*19%
50
49%
50
8%
1
12
4
31% Feb
'16% Dec 23
79
6
,
2
2% Feb
24
26% Oct
171
5% Jan
36% Apr 22
86
Mar 14
1% Jan
3
Apr
49%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred.
100
3%% preferred series of 1947.100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
——1
16
24
4% Mar 24
30
22
74
15% Dec
19% Jan
89
*19%
50%
9
5
Corp..
preferred
1c/o
Shares
Apr. 25
14
Motors
Steel
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
87% Apr
2
13
13
2% Jan
174 Dec 24
Apr
86% Mar 26
Mar 11
85
2
25
30
4
'
3
Jan
96% May
79% Oct 31
85
13
14
27% Jan
24
13
17
42% Mat 24
108% Jan 23
16% Jan 22
Mar 20
106 % July ll
12% Dec
57'/4 Feb
Oct
74
■
14
v
20%
49%
8%
20%
*19%
20%
*19%
_5
Coppenveld Steel Co common
5
5% convertible preferred.
50
6% convertible preferred
50
Corn Products Refining common.10
Jan 30
52
55
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 24
■?
9
8%
9
8%
9
9
25
preferred
Insurance
Copper Range Co
5
25% Feb
2
Jan
convertible
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
22% Feb
3
24% Mar 24
50% Jan 20
52
Jan 14
34% Dec 27
166'/a Dec
July 18
21
5%
Continental
Apr. 22
:
2
common
20 % Nov
Wednesday.
Apr. 23
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. 21
;
Par
Copper & Steel—
Industries
20
10
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1!>57
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
13%
*55
31%
-
57 %
*55
57
'
13
774
31%
8
5774
57
13%
1374
1334
377a
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3174
774
37 %
8874
3274
8
55
56
'55
5,600
9,100
.
2,300
2,900
150
6,100
19,000
400
57
12%
13
18%
1
18%
18%
181/4
1874
18%
18%
187 a
1974
1874
3
35%
35%
3574
36 74
35%
36
36
3674
>36%
37-
5,200
10,000
19,400
\
i
'
)
i
,
Number 5737
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
ffORK STOCK CXCHANCr STOCKmiCORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
39% Nov 25
Oct
6
Range Since Jan. 1
65
11
Jau
-invest
17
*
37% Mar 18
12% Jan 24
7
Jan
41% Jan
2
STOCK
EXCHANGE
15
22 Vi
Apr 22
Apr
9
81
25
4 Vo
convertible preferred-—
~
16
7% Dec 31
Jan
11
Monday
Par
7% Feb
12
10% Mar 24
15
Sep 25
22% Jan 22
13 % Jan
2
18 Vi Mar 25
Falstaff
24 % Jan
2
28% Feb 24
67
67% Jan
45% Jan
13
3% Apr
7
17% July
Aug 23
419s Oct 21
3 Va Dec
10
Oct
45"
7% Jan
Sep 30
31*4 Dec
22
16% Apr
14
23
11% Jan
61 V i May 13
32
,
Feb
45% July
31
50
Mar
8
53%
13% Jan
2
27
54
3
Farwick
27.
36% Jan
5%%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
1
20% Mar 10
16
Dec
30
31% Jan
10
*16% Jail
19% Oct 22
32
14
75% Oct 28
105
July 12
17
39
Oct
19 Vz Dec
22
57
1
18%
19
35Vb
81% Nov 13
47"
Mar 12
'
101% JUly 23
106'
2
*
57
6% Dec 16
•
34 V a Oct
79
Nov
45
Oct
Feb
Dec
12 Vi Jan
8
101 Vi Jail
14
15% Apr 25
5
55% Feb
4
14
6% Mar 10
6
8
93% Feb
56To Jan
10
61 Vi Apr
8
*
44% Aug 27
59% Jun
22% Oct
78
Nov 13
.7% Mar
Oct
84% Jan
3
8
Nov
22
10 V
2
Dec
2
20
Jan
16
47% Feb
7
30
2
96
25% Mar 20
cum
123
J00
5
Jan
92
2
Feb
15
Apr 24
93% Apr
1
4
35% Apr
37% Jan
29
113
3%%
Jan
Jan
9
Foote
5
2
8% Jan
Mineral
54
2
Jau
04Vi Apr
4%
Sulphur
fl
2
10
40 % Dec
30
45
Apr
11
40% Jan
22
43
20
21
36% Jan
8
20 Vi Jan
2
31% Dec
19
46% Jun 28
32
Jan
17
23'A Oct
25
54
27
Jan
2
Apr 16
35% Feb
4
3% Oct
5Vi Apr 23
Jau
2
21
8% Jan
14
3% Jan
30
36% Jan
15
.24% Jan
15% Feb
19
14 Va Jan
2
5% Jan
2
17
Jan
37% July -12
Oct
70% Nov
6
*79% Mar 31
2
•11% Mar 19
139
Mar 18
26% Jan
9% Dec 20
2
13
86
Mar
5
75
,Jan
48
.Jan
14
11% Jan
2
12 Vi Jan
25% July
68% Apr
4
Feb
4
Oct
21
100
July 26
33% Dec 19
1
101% Nov
*
116 Vi Jan
20
33% Jan
2
38% Apr
25
117% Jan
16
40
Apr
12
68
Jan
A
91% Feb
1
30% Oct H
16
Oct
25
Dec
18
33Vb Oct
22
19 V a Oct
>.
5% Jun
Dec
34
26
Dec
24
-
•-
18% July
50% Jan
■02Vi Jan 23
0
38% Apr
64
Feb
41
14
5
20
24
52% Feb
2
Jan
31 % Feb
7
44% Jan
13
22
July 19
8
Jail
26*2 Jan
6
-
preferred
108 Vi Jan
77
84Vi Jan
2
26% Jan
13
44
32 Vi Oct
.
8% Feb
46% Mar 26
11
20% Dec 24
83% July 17
16% Dec 23
,
-
29 Vi Oct
1
28% July
18
28%'Dec
»"
4
Oct
Dec
14
Apr
9
34 To Jan
29
3Va Jan
20
a23
-
Jan
21
2% Jan
157% Jan
16
158
Jan
27
13
55% Apr
11
*68
Jan
22
95 VA July
37% Jun
A
21
'
8
69
14
80
57*8 July 18
•
5
Oct
,
23
4% Jan
9
15
43""
59% Jan
2
28 Vi Jan
31
34% Apr 25
36% Feb
18
>
15
6% Apr
;
6
86% Apr
8
45 Vi Nov 20
85
47% July 11
21*4 Jan
11
122% Nov 11
Jan
14
12
Apr
17
39
2
131% Jan
2
11
For footnotes see
22
2
Jan
4
page 28.
6% Feb
Apr
67
•
Apr
17
22 Vi Jan
2
9,800
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41%
42
22 Vi
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$1.32
$1.30
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130
130
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Green. Bay A Western RR
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Northern Paper Co
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r
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45%
•
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33* b
200
3,300-
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40%
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30
56 Vn
-
1%
5*8
32 Tb
32'%
32 Vb
40%
5%
29*;
73%
17,900
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92 Vb'
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.
56* b-
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40%
,
9%
3
165
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45%
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1%
42%
City Steel—,—.——12.50
72%
•
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5
(The)
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45
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3
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44%
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1
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32; ,:32
25 Vb
1,800
46,100
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26 %
;
3
56
59,600
45%
24%
29 Vb
165
.
32 3 b
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.
.
443i
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3
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165
35%:
,
15%
29Tb
*, 56Vb
72% r 73 %
94%
34%
45T4
•
92%
29%
280
94
Vb
15
40
600
,
2OV4
15Vb
55%
'
-
^
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92
15%
30i
•159%
4
(W R) & Co..
25 Vb
15 Vb
3
.1
10
Gould-National Batteries" Inc
25
36-lb
36Tb
♦90%
.
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100
...
36'%
46
25,300
37 Vb
25 Va
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24Tb
9%
Vb
25%
-
26%
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07 V b
,
95
94
46
25 Vb
29%
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-
87%
94
lo
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•
131
a
34 Vb
46 Vb
15
87 V
87'%
47
34,
46%
x
131
87'%
89
94
34%
46%
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—
132 Vb
94
33%
*93
22%
34%
95
1
10
100
Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber.
25 Va
45
'
90
..100
common..
26 Va
23%
90
27
19 Vb
19*%
92
'
'
44%
26'%
45'%
19%
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44%
loo
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold &; Stock Telegraph Co.-!
Goodrich Co (B-F)—
Co
-
*24 Va
—
Union
*25
%
——No par
Gladding McBean & Co.—
r.
5
Glidden Co (The)
1.10
Green
3,300
62*8
<*28%
r
22?b
19%
Co.
Brothers
26
; $4.50 preferred..
Great
91 Vb r
-37%'
30 Vb
36%"
45'%
...
Great
1,300
,
61%
„
25'4
16*4
19%
Grant (W T) Co common
39
290
162,400
116*4,
91%
,>
4,900
'
38Tb
•116%
42%
83%c
com
preference
5%% preference
(The)
*24 Vb
3% Vo preferred
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
,
1
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
24% Apr 10
141;
Mar 21
74 Va
1,600
115
37%
4%
22
21'%
27
83:
24% Jari 16
52% Jan
9
74
115
•
50 Vb
44 Vb
preference
Products
♦25
35% Mar 27
20
-
\
:
29 Vb
4%
36
'22*4
22
21%
28%
49*4
4%
16%
22Tb
-
!l29%
49 Va
10
Grantoy Consol M S & P
14
,<
30%
35%
"
35 %*
22'
Vb
30
|31%
a
4%
10
4
Jan
s.
62 Vb
40
50*4
4%
22
16%
4
25
Graham-Paige
7% Apr
1.
62,600
-
v ;
37°,„
62 Vb
'
42%"
•
42
34 7 b
1
!
$5
Granite
7%
74 ;;
7'%
74 Vb
91
-
4%
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Telephone Corp
Time Corp
General Tire «fe Rub
Grand
7V4
73%.
7Vb
".
38%
Vb
49
10
25
preferred
Grace
7%
7Vb
24
'
&.67
preferred
Gerber
57
56 Va-
59*4
1
Telephone Co of Florida—
4
18
7%
58
•*"
3
3
19
78
1%Alar
'
5% Jan
Feb
22
-■
79 Va Mar 21
■
30 *i Jan
Jan
.30% Apr
27 Vi Jan
2
"20% Jan
138
'
" Jan
11
*
20% Dec
19
46% Apr 24
33% Jan
1
*
21'
3
2
*32% Feb
4
.20
Dec
84 Vi Jan
2
2
9
29% Dec 26
67
12
,
8
35Vi May
Feb
Jan
Jan
2Vi Apr
21% Dec 11
-
'
37% Oct
11
71% Oet 31
Feb
41
.
.
...
2
13% Jan
£6% Dec 17
27
" 4
4% Apr 26
Oct 21
,25 % Feb
3
Feb
79% Jun
39% Oct 21
•
Jan
18
10,700
7v;
*28%
Gimbel
91
56T«
4%
25
21
16
55%
50%
27 Vi Apr
7
89 Vi Jan
15% Apr
57%
30%
Gillette
2
,56 V b
4%
16
Mar 18
57%
50%
Jan
Dec
160
70% Feb 12
,
21 % Jail
38
37Vi Jan
16
_
3
91
-
2% Dec
Apr
18
57% Nov 14
.
3
a
-
-
21
157% Oct
33 V
56%
*29Vb
Getty Oil Co common...
4% preferred
4
■23%
.lOc
27% Feb
9% Mar 27
58%
23%
No par
Georgia-Pacific Corp
5
58%
,23%
No par
Apr 24
51% Jan 20
10
7 To Feb
5
94% Apr 25
36
3
23 Vi Jan
39 Vi May 2!)
7Vi Oct 21
Vi Jan
57*«
23%
30%
15
.
39,500
57%
33%
Apr
8
57 Vb
56Ta
^ •'
2,400
♦23%,
32%
conv
9
1
'
58%
63
4%%
25
Vu/
,23'%*
38
6
36% July
U
14 Vb
■
23%
91
Jan
62% May
58 Vb
50
600
4,500
57Tb
5
63 Va
88
21
58
38%
164
22
*11%
■','14 ••'
"91V 4
Apr 23
Oct
11%
63 V4
130
Oct
82
14V4
38 Vb
July 17
20% Nov 14
140
2,100
5,900
•
13 Vb
.1.4
57Vb
3,600
50
*11 Vi
^
2,500
r
;
13 Vb
■<
57%
58%
4,900
f
.
•
Van
50
13%
<
:
26% r:
31
5
*80
50
11%
91 Va
Shoe Corp..—..,
General Steel Castings Corp
1
1,700
'
•
139
30%
14
.No par
!;-,
13 Vb
100
,
U% k
-.26 V4
•
2,200
77 Va
?137Vb
■
,
2,500
v
,
1
28%
11 Vb
26 Vb
r
102
•
28%'
;
12,700
,
28Tb
;
/-76 Vb
14
*
General Outdoor Advertising.—15
General Portland Cement Co.
1
General Precision Equipt Corp
1
& Utilities
'
31
50
13%
116%
General Realty
'
81
50 ;
*11%
11%
14
116%
preferred
39
80
*116%
4 Va Vo
23
80!
;
13%
116%
4
95 Vi Apr
30 Vb
«0:
28%'<
-76 %
139
-26 Vb
~
.
139
30 Vb
36:Vb
116
-
6,300
.
700
55.
•, 28%
*100%
,11 Va -.11.%
26%
731,4
No par
?
,76
>
139
i
r
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13%;
57%'
*
27%
5'n
15*;
3 To
*53
•
400
.
29
*3*4
•29
30 Vb
36 Tb
preferred
.$3 convertible preferred
5
15%
v,
102
26 V%
82
14
.
139
-
50
.
200
12,300
29
•
;
,,
56
29
76-
115 Va
Feb
18
31
4
*100»b
27%
llVb
30 Vb
90
83 Vi Dec
I
26V'4
,
;,
*3%
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11
115
General Public Service
5 V'4
28%
:
>
-76-
36%
conv
.
<15% >15%
-
28%
102
27v;i
-
r
115%
-Preferred $3.75 series
i;
53
36%
3
2
58 Vb
53
.28%
*100Vb
*114%
7
Jan
;"!! 3*4
1%
General
79
3%
■
100
83
3
15 Vb
72
22% Apr
Jun
57%
-
139
I
30%
23 %
Apr 23
90 *
28 Vb
15%
IIVb
26
14',4
1
...
5
*28
5Vb
5
28%
;
75%
*
14
•1,600
33%
28%
,
3,100
10
42%
Vb
33 Vb
102%
"28
-
139
58 To
preferred
42
34 Vb
75%
.
57*4
185
7
28
26%
*11%
Mills common—No par
10
.
33%
"iivb
;
8'«
8
t
33%
53%
28 Tb
*101
,31%
23%
107
22
139
.
5
5V>- preferred
;
■<„
Motors Corp common
:
9%
33
4
*53
29%
102 Vb
.1
General
Oct
54 Vb
28%
<101
Corp
Corp..
5
7
*51 %
"3%
5
Generul
8 Vi
44
36
5
4%
4
31'%
:
81 ii
'■
3%
261-4
-
t'
-
♦137%
Railway Signal...!
Jan
65
24.,
7%
30
35,100
11%
*64
35'A
15%
.5
General Refractories
Feb
ll7.
:
11TB
60
24
28 Vb
No par
General
4
11%
8 00
351/4
15*4
5
Co.I
4
30% Dec
1
6,800
23%
71%
General
400
83 V'4
82
J
23%
7Va
7
11%
35
69 7b
25
10?B
35 Vb
General
21% Feb 24
40,300
10%
*11V*
24 VA
54% "56%
26% Feb
38,000
81*4
*64
8 Vb
.—No par
General Instrument Corp
1
45% Apr
62,500
177a
-
"34%
*27%
1
Finance
General Foods
2
3,500
34
38 Vb
4
*23%
15%
*11'%
7
38 Tu
ll'/4
9%
28 Vb
11*8
2
70
95%
"38%
10%
*42 Vb
4%
•
Jan
'
9%
15%
13 Vb
10% Jan
7,700
115
39%i;
4
43 Vb
*97 Va
*80
40% Jan
'
35 Vb
*49%
23
25
1,800
;
17 Vb
10".
-9%
1
13 Vb
25
28
May 31
45% May 2
30% Mar 7
8,300
*
33TB
17*4
U V
'
-
33%
*42 Vb
1
82
17 Vi Apr
Sep
3
36% Oct 22
12
55
33%
50 Vb
37% Feb
5
438%
17Vb
33 Vb
24
13%
General
2,400
22%
i*93
38Ta
9Ta
-
50
25% Apr
Apr 21
95
43%.
*80
3
26 Vi Mar
22
-39%
<
65
8
7%
Tn
9%
100
13
14
9,500
12,200
.
93
*108
39'4
12
11%
*63
50
50
com
15
Feb
11%
*42 'b
Co Inc
No par
General Contract Corp comrhon
2
6 Vo
series preferred
lo
15% Jan
25
<
9%
*23
General Cigar
32% Jan
28% May 16
81
8
9%
—No par
Corp
4Ve 1st preferred
21% Apr
Sep 20
80%
43
Corp..
Cable
3
22 Vi
8
43
11 Vb
10
24% Feb
July 31
1
5
Public Utilities Corp
22
3,100
'
80* a
82
75*4'
General
3
47
••
113
*93
1
11
64%
113
.«■
10%
11
28 Vb
$1.60
--
18%
"12
••'* 54%
'
a
5,900
16,000
'
64Ta-
..
*90
22 v;
12 V
-
..
46*u
;
55
17Tb
10%
11*8-
93
12'/e
33V;
11 %
*63
65
11
'
2
•64
46TB
64
■
-
61%
->••18%
-
1,400
7%
-
30
53,400
»
-41%
•61%
•
-
8,700
8,400
e
93
•
J
38%
17Tb
32 Vb
•"
11
81
7 Vb
'•
54%
33*4
*11
-t
75%
•
-■
bOVij''
-*9ov;
-
18%
22 v;
>
*10Vb
-
27%
10
4% Apr 25
17 Vi Jan
95
12
of Texas
42 Vi Apr
20% Jan
22% Oct
Co
7
27% Mar 19
23
11%
1
com.
2
22% Nov 18
15 Vi Dec
81 Vb
11
No par
Jan
4
19% Nov 19
16% Dec 23
23
11 v;
82
>
-41%
<
45%
»
38%
18Tb
.5
;-$5
41V*
83 Vb
OU 'B
-f
61
-
-
33"
32
U'/i
J
'
92
>
94 Vb
*93
39 Vb
17%
31 VH
50
37% Jan
39 % May
22
14%
31
,
87 Vi Jan
34
34% May 17
57% July 15
l'4
1
*48%. Jan
9
29% Apr 23
47% July 12
27% Oct
Oil
Generul
112 Vi Mar 20
30
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
38%
17%
Transportation__2.50
Baking Co common
5
General Electric
2
16
General, Amer
19
<
39%
32*a
100
24
Feb
,
93 Vb
33 Va <33%
17%
Investors com—1
24
2
Dec
American
64% Jan
57% Apr 24
7% Apr 18
74 Vi Apr 23
♦93
33%
31%
com
Dynamics Corp
4% Jan
47% Dec 31
33
Indus
General
60 Va Jan
112
Apr
7
American
9
A
76% Nov
Inc
65% Jan
2
94%
Vb
2
Controls Co
11
Jan
Industries
General
8
9,300
•
120
•no
39 v;
,:'10%
convertible preferred
Acceptance Corp
24
13
115
■
*93
(The).
19% Jan
Apr
19% Jap
Jan
*?8
;
10
48' ' Jan
69
;
55% Maris
12
*107
General
83% Feb '7
Apr 16
13% Apr 23
<11% Feb 11
57"
8% Jan
Oct 22
56
2
Apr
Co
General
51 "
115
33
4,700
-
103
63%
22%
*105
1
$4.50 preferred
$8
22%
12%
common
preferred
(The)—.
General- Bronze
4
<■
17%
82%
63%
*-
55
GeneraV Amer
'
-
42%
4
*90
12%
33
•
20
;
51 Vu
*102;
is lb
•"
93
54 Tb
33%
•
*90
22 Tb
:<
"
46%
12*b
Vb
General
5,300
G
28 % Mar 26
72% July 22
19% May 15
12
-
10% Jail
14
8
30
45Tb
55
33
18
50% Dec 31
5
15% Feb 27
40
22
Jan
Apr
*
•>
22
18 Vb
12*8
100
34% Feb
3
49% Dec 31
14% Jan 22
-
20
52% Feb
2
19 Vn Jan
26
46% Oct
Jan
30% Jan
15
Dec
*
125
11
10 % Dec
<
>
2
46% May 24
1
6
Mar
10
9% Jan
May 16
Apr 30
30
102
'1,800
94
16%
40 V4
.<
7Vb
<
41%
.
60%
63 %
54
10
6%1 convertible -preferred,.
30*8 Mar 24
69 % Jan
135
21
35
25
-11-i Aug
17% Dec 23
-
2
13
24%;
£50%
00
7
'
V
60%
12Tb
35
General
•
93
24
7
24 Va Feb
22Tb
•91
-•>•■
10
(The)
Corp
Wood
19%
24%
*'•
•
83%.
•
*90'
18 V'4
45%
35%
4 % Vo
90% Jan
18
93
!■
'
54
•
900
-
19 Vb
*90
51Vb
W2
>40%
'103 %
60
-.
GOTi
63
17%
45 %
24
Gar
>
>'
41%
94
63
62 Vb
17*4
35*8
General
26% Jan
63 v;
46V;
-
7
4iv;
*90
60*4"
4
45%
*92 Vb
5
20
Feb
60 V
•
%
25
65
60',;:
93%
Garrett
4% Jan 21
7
93
;6Tb
-
41Tb
.-
Gardner-Denver Co
Apr
Jan 25
88
10
Gamewell
20
•
'94
•
103
60%
12%
I
convertible
15 % Feb
6
52% Apr
5 Vo
3
47% Jun 12
I Dec 23
30
6
101
1
67% Dec 18
9-
Jun
3% Jan
29
Co
'
7
407a
*90 v;
•
60%
53
1
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
36
13
31
Gabriel
Apr
3
Vi Apr 18
24% Feb
2
Nov 19
125
-
8% Feb 19
-
"5
-
preferred
■:•
Jan
'
£
9
100
_,
83
84%
104%
10
Frueliauf Trailer Co common.
15:
8% Jan
59
1
63
11
60
7
41V4--
No par
Freeport
14
%
*103
22%
„
Iio
Franklin Stores Corp
Jau
83
85%
103
17%
.
:
of '51.—15
Sugar Co
11 Vi Mar 13
7
9
1
"
"- 7%
59*4
.
84
10
3% Dec 30
71/,
„
14
3
'
•
100
15
13% Feb
-,
*90Vb
preferred
Francisco
2
*7
No par
2.50
10% Jan
8
~
40 V a
Co.
..
16,100
17
Co...Nonpar
Foremost Dairies Inc
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Mar 26
*90-
93
600
38 V4
<
.
-
5,100
20 Vo
*
103
60
5
:
85
104%
59%
5
ser
<-85
*103
*90'%
35 Vo*
•
2
....
common
pfd
40%
83%
-
.—No par
Light
12 % Mar 14
10% July 24
25
(wi)
18% Apr 22
37% Jan 16
2
10% Apr
90% July
39*4
Ford Motor Co
30
25 Vb Dec
39*4
preferred
43
22
Jan
38%
convertible
41% Feb
25% Feb 25
8
3
3VaVo
7
8 % Dec
51
40%
Machinery & Chem Corp
2
6% Oct
Dec
*39%
19
40
1
oomHsIis
100
67 Va Jan
9 Va Jail
80
*
18
3
14
13% Oct
50%
18%
July 11
52
23
51%
18%
Food
24% Jan
•
51%
Food Giant Markets Inc
4c/0 convertible preferred
May 15
24
19
-
18%
3,100
,'•37 Va
-;/ 19 Tb
19 Tii
51%
(The) Carpet Co
$4.20 div
197b
92
50%-
2.000
19%
V *19%
37
>
100
34*4
35l«
20 V«
24
51%
18%
.
54
18%
19%
92
Food Fair Stores Inc
Mar 17
*19%
51%
Stores.!
Florida Power &
Fluor Corp Ltd
19%
3,300
15,700
34 Va
.19%
92
_
13% Mar 11
10
Oct
19%
24%
56% Mar 27
"8% Dec
Nov
19%
19%
2
18% Apr
68% Nov 14
19%
24
13
67% July
17% May
12% Ja n
18
19
19%
7% Jan
61% July 16
59% Mar 19
32% Dec 30
367-b
6,200
4%
13 %
*50%
-
34% '35%
'
35
24 VA
47 % Jan
93 % Aug
30
*19%
37
19%
Nov 27
8
134
21
13% Oct
64% Apr 25
3
12% Jan
2
20
36%
24
65% May 15
23
35% Dec
9
3
Jan
*19%
36%
19%
—
25
* Jail
87
34%
20 VH
36
24%
Flintkote Co (The) common
$4 preferred
Florida Power Corp
10
Apr
39% Jan
Apr 25
18 % Aug
6
33 Va Oct
54
17
3
93
5% Oct 21
42% Oct 21
92
13
28
43% Jan
17% Nov 20
34% Oct 22
Firth
45% Mar 20
87% Jan
59% May
21
35%
20
36
79
46%'.
4Va
34%
19 Vb
19%
A
First National
37 % Jan
19
24
Corp
Mar 12
46Vi July 9
95*4 May 10
6
19%
*90
4%% preferred
Firstamerica Corp
8% Jan 10
.
"
22
convertible
Apr 25
62 *
34%
19%
20%
Ill1.1
Corp
Firestone Tire <fc Rubber
6
33%
%
35%
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins; NY
* 6
19
54%
.700-
13 VB
-
*51 %;
35%
5
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Inc__._lQ
83% Jan
J;
4,200
v
34
35 Vb
Filtrot
*17
-54%
*20 VB
24 Vi Mar 14
103 Vi Mar
*50%
34
5
45 Vi Feb
5
13%
100
10
53% Feb 17
13%
No par
Fibreboard Paper Prod
47% Feb
13%
com
26% Mar 17
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
7
82% Apr 16
13 V
27%
-
45%
4%
preferred
2
14
9
4 Vb
19%
19%
83% Jan
2
Jan
4%
_25
_
20% Jan
2
May
*50%
*4V'a
2.50
!
Fenestra Inc
4 Vo
46%
4%
1,600
*74
•
4
30
8%
17%
27%
'
76
46 V
54%
10
Mar 24
47
3,600
8%
27%
*72
76
46
160,900
17%
•
•
13 %
'
*
34
Ferro
29% Jan.
13
33*4
20% Mar 12
97
13 V»
54
2
66
20
36% Nov 13
100'A Oct
Jan
12%.
27%
26%
*72
46 %
a
Federal
38% Apr 25
23% Mar 13
19% Apr
-
4 V
33%
Federal Paper Board Co common
2
7
4%
54
4.60% preferred—
Federated Dept Stores
19% Jan
29% Jan
4%
26%
76
46 %
5
Bower Bearings.
Pacific Electric Co
22
18
*71
46%
pfd 1953 series—50
35% Mar 21
11
76
46%
,1
common.
3
31
*71."
2
7
Jun
81
8%
17%
18% Apr
% Jan
81
8*8
17%
29% Jan
28
80%
8%
17
2
*80
80%
11%-24
17%
§0
800
11%
23%
8%
_5
37%
11%
24 Vtt
17%
25% Jun
34% Jun
*79%
37%
10%
7%
36% May 14
20
79%
37%
Shares
24
17*8
31
20% Nov 12
79%
*78%
'
8
7%
22
18% Sep 10
27% Jan 21
U V
24
17*%
17% Oct
Jan
10%
22%
8%
23
Dec
12 VB
22%
Apr. 25
17%
Corp
conv
37%
37%
11
22%
Federal Mogul
23
37%
12
22%
79%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 24
8%
common
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Mar 20
37%
11%
22%
Sales for
Thursday
17%
Corp-
25
*37%
PRICES
"
—1
'
5Vo preferred series B—
Fansteel Metallurgical
MarTl
4% Apr
37%
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 23
Apr. 22
20
Brewing Corp_
Family Finance Corp
12
64% July 10
30
37%
100
Fajardo Sugar Co_
1
25Va Nov 29
Tuesday
Apr. 21
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp-1
Fairmont Foods Co common:
1.1
12 Vi Apr 22
25% Mar 13
79
Apr
LOW AND HIOII
NEW YORK
Highest
24%
•
25
"24%
25 V
a
24%
-
-25
'
•'
25
*
137 Vb
71
!■
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25 Va
t
25
137 Va;;
250
71
25 Vb**
*•'4,100
•
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•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2i
.
..
Monday, April 28
.
(1906)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Year
■
14
18
Dec
16 To Apr
20
11
Jan
2
12
14'/a Dec
10
13
14
'% May 10
Feb
89
76 % Nov
15'.4 Oct
9
3214 Jan
-Grumman Aircraft
10% Jan
10
'Guantanamo Sugar__
17% Jan
20
25
14% Feb 25
16
.5.2
101
Feb
41 Va Jun 11
93 Va Feb
5
98
Apr
2
96
Jan 29
39
4 % Vo
% Jan
-
25
Gulf
60% Feb
4
22
Gulf
preferred-
„_1
20%?
*7%
;
_
16 %
85 %
21%
21 %
1
Eng Corp
Apr. 24
16%
"86
8
8
15%
15%"
16
58%
58
%V
16%
25,700
87%
Vs
20
50
..
20::4
9,600
'
8 %
7%
'8
7%
•*•••
2,700
'
114
'
15% '
112 %
15'V
■
15%
15%
15%
No par
42%
*62
60%
^60%
114%
60%
112%
-
"8
-
16%
*85
15%'
14%
*6012
61%
12,700
"300
113%
114%
40,000
42%
42%
•
-No par
;
8
20%
- '8%
Shares
Apr. fii
86%
20%
20%
20%.
the Week
Friday
16%
16%
"85
86%
"85
21%
•
16%
16%
16V
86
.
25
preferred
Oil Corp
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 23
87
16%
3
100
.
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 22
Apr. XI
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
114% Apr
5
Mar
May 13
152
16
87
7% Apr
11
80% Jan
11
105% Oct 21
21% Apr
16% Apr
7
17% Mar 20
34% Jan
4714 Dec
14
17
2
Jan
Greyhound Corp (The) common
Apr
14% Jan
81
30
Par
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
:j
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. I
1957
AND
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
195fL
110%
42%
"42%
*93%
*60%.
112%
95%
•
!* /
02
'
114%
.42%
42T»
*93 "2
95%
98 %
113
Gulf States Utilities Co—
'
83
Nov
4
*
Jan
3
95% Jan
10
-
3
1
,«(»
92
Common
43% Feb 28
95
Jan 30
<"
104% Apr
34*4 Jan 24
81 Vs Aug
6
61
Oct 28
6
Jail' 10
$4.20 dividend preferred-)-
18
43'A Apr
18
100
preferred...-—— 100
"93%
preferred
100
"106 %
42%
•*93%
'
-
95%
"
*
100%
"98%
100
$5 dividend preferred-
,
.
42%
95%
*98%
$4.44 dividend
98% Mar 11
106 'A Apr
42%
•
$4.40 dividend
Mar 13
99
,—
98 Va
*•
<
100
*98 Va'-101 -'6?
101 >
107?
98%
*98%-100""V
*98%
*106%
107', 2
42,;<
;
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42 V'
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7,400
98%"
98%
.'98%
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•
SA
101"',:
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lOJi
%
v
>93 %
,
498%" 101
100 v.
107»is *
*106 '%
•-
"
II
-
3
49% Apr
7
20
Jan 21
38 %
21
17
Jan
Hackensack Water,
25
4.r>
4
41 Va Feb
53% Dec
30
20
13% Dec 31
89% Jan
18'A Dec
24
111% Jan
11
Jau
2
45% Jan
15
21% Jan
2
May 31
26 \\ Jan
32% Feb
14
Hammond Organ Co—.
-
20
33% Mar 24
Harbison-Walk Refrac
com—./.50
38
Nov
Dec
24
20 Va Dec
24% Dec
24
23
29% Oct
21
127 Va Oct
14
67
23 % Dec
30
29% Dec 24
%
28% Jan 11
Jan
39
70
40% July 23
138
Jun 14
Oct
8
22
Dec
30
8
28
Nov 27
23% Feb
28
21% Nov 22
69 % Oct
9
83
26
30
Jan
13
20 % Jan
2
23% Jan
26% Apr
28 % Jan
10
Jan
Hayes
Industries
Hercules
3
24
4
26'A Jan
14
July 16
11% Jan
13
24% Dec
24
40% Jan
10% Oct
21
17 %
78
Jan
9
70 % Nov 27
15% Dec
30
8% Oct
17 % Oct
22
22
Jail
2
10% Jan
2
32% Oct
11
Oct
22
23
Apr
18
85
Feb
12
Hccht Co
preferred
(H J) Co common
3.65Vo
Heller (W E) & Co—
Helmc (G W) common
*28
32'-a
32
33%
34% r
21
20%
21
26
26
33 Ta
7 Vo
"74
66%:
67'%
65%
66 %
13%
13 Tit
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
27%
75,
27%
*27'%
27Tu
27%
27%
27'%
25*a-
74%
*74«%
15 7:
*74%
75
75
1
3,500
2
common
g
44'A Apr
25
51% Apr
25
Jan
1G
Jan
7
23
23% July 24
15% Feb 10
19
39% May 29
30 % Nov 18
36% Jau
9
27% Jan
4
*
30%
31
100
:;v;
*72
-No par
*83
30%
12%
12%
2014
10-Ta
11 V:
20%:
11
*27%
12.50
39
39%
39%
10
47',4
47:!
5
25%
A: 47'
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10:%
10%
11 Va
25%
26!
a
10'a
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20! b
2,200
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28
41%
42%
39 7 i,
47'%.
48
48!!^
1034
3'«
3%
22%,
V*
16%
1G'%*
16%
387«
38''a
38%
38%
36
36
78! 2
78%
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88!v
*,«
95'%
*95
16'i,
17
16
*38%
39
Household Finance common—No par
3 % Vo
preferred.100
4 Vo
preferred—.
IA..A
100
35%
36
:
7
01%
26 '/4 VM
;
11,400
92.
3%
22'%
—-
3%;
.
%.
f:
14,200
400
32%
*21%
.
i-
V
4,000
49
*90
3%
Houdaille-Industrics Inc common—3
$2.25 convertible preferred50
36,100
25%
y
.
...
92
v
y
100
Va.
44!%
41%
/
48
26
*90
92,.
3%
11'a
25%
%
'26%:
25'%
*90
3:ia
3 V4
*20
I:.'.
300
20 3-j
.28'%
10T«
2L%
Jan
6
38% Apr 22
convertible preferred-
!;%.?
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3,500
*
5Vo
'"v
11,100
4-.
19%
20%'
20%
Jan 30
^
9,800 ?
20%
20%
3'.,
*19%
-n'^an-
84
20%
2814
92
_
%?• 3%
_25
common—_1
7,200
73
*82
...
I.
'
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2,100
'
28! a
41%
26%
.
;
11-
-•47-4
a
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•
?
.
4-
20 r; a
40'4
26
13'
10%
28%,
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92
*90
No par
30%
£0%
20''a
.
28%
L
40
3,500
13,300
37%
*27%;
11%
20%
*28
a
20! 4
4,400
,60
26'
10%
|
%•
20%
253u
30
Hooker Electrochem Co common
203a
■i
»
2,400
13
84
*82
84
26!
10"*
;
73
*72
73;
20
m
V
-920
;
30%
'
13!%
12%
f
600
40%
59%
50
6,400
118
36%
a
31
*30'%
12%
10%,
20%
,
31
25%
10%
26
5
'37'
26:!a
10%
26 r| a
lo
60
36'%
*82
,
40 3 b
*116%
;
59'%
r.
v
:
14
;
A".
40%
117
36%
.
,52%:
14
14
40%
117
,:10»4
10%
26%
.
3534
20%
1
preferred
Homestake Mining—_
Honolulu Oil Corp™
35%
%
—50c
—
common
'85 V
*83 %
." 20
;
36',4
14
14
40%
*72
•■,y73:%'-'
*72
73
28'%
30%.
12%;
2
30%
:
85 )'•••■
1201 h
2.50
;
i
28'4
22%,':
28 Vt
59%
59
37-'.
•
22 Vi
36'%.
59
37%
.,•13'a
12%
convertible
$4.25 preferred
Hotel Corp of America
59
37%
22%
3,200
88
*35%
118
117
40
88
*87
36 V4
.7 40 Vi
40%
116%
59
37%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp..
3 % Vo preferred series A
Holly Sugar Corp
V
a
*13%
14
14
40%
-115%
40:!t
116 %
*115
58%
Holland Furnace Co
31
36
1
18
4
Mar 24
36%
-No par
(The)
Hewitt-Robins Inc^
27
Jan
*36
14%
13%
100
Hertz Co
28% Mar
92
*27 7
36.
40%
1/12
4
,
28
28%
1,700
75
52%
88
22%
22%
*27%
700
52%
52 %
52! a
88%
22!%
86' j'
-
k<:
12,300
28
62! a
*86%
,52
80?%
28
36
11% Jan
28
51%
.
22%
10
20% Apr
7
<
21%
28
preferred
Hershcy Chocolate Corp
5%
<74%
51% r51a4>
88% .<
No par
Powder
5Vo
.
88
preferred—25
noncumulative
.340
23s,t
'•27%
_
300
13%
'
;V.
"2,000
"
32'% ?
32
32%.
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5,800
1,800
"
4%-
*4'%
4%
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32-
■
2,100
26%
•*4Va
4%
'-4%
V
24%
20%
31T«
£??,
6,600
137
26
31%
;20%
26 '
20%
*135 •«;;
24"
24%
24:Vi
33%
32%
137
*135
V
20
'
67%
r
22 :?
3
Jan
3
'2,100
>: 23%
27%
32%
26'
32;
.
2,300
28.%
23%
27%
.1,100
66Te
"
"
21%
20
3
16% Jan
68
14%
27%
25
26% Apr 21
19
34*% Nov 13
33 Va
.
23;7C
23
31%"
-
-
4%. ,i:.
32
*13%
100
2
3
2
6% Jan
26
•74:|4-
28
24J-'»--'24:'4
20%
■
A *4:!a
4%
•67%
100
preferred.:
10
23% Apr
28% Jan 10
M
32
-
20T«
x26 :
5
3%%
Heinz
Jan
87
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
18% Nov 20
%
'
•
L'4%";
31%
.
-'
1
.*73%
22%
32%' 32%
*135
137
'
j
26
15
Va Jan
% Apr
-
137
i.:
24%
14!..
1
common—
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
Hilton Hotels Corp„
Hires Co (Charles
Hoffman Electronics Corp
2
32% Jan
2
39% Feb 24
Feb
97
*32
50
.....
9% Jan
39% Jan
81
Inc
17% Jan
40
;
-
:
32
.
4%-,
^5
20% Apr 25
11% Apr 25
?.
25% Jail
5
32
25%
1
.
9
24
11
*135
.'24%
;,r 21,
10
21
% Jan
71% Jan
22 Va Dec
Apr 18
73
7
Jan
74
16% Sep
3
14% Mar 27
CO
22% Jan
31
Feb
1
Apr 24
31
17
8
4
Apr 23
44% Feb
87
July 19
22% Jan
7
10% Jun 20
25% July 2
15% Oct 22
Apr 25
25
60
83% Jan
36'% Apr
25
52% Apr
118
July 25
19
62
5
—
Hercules Motors
75
112Mar 21
42% Sep
-24
—
41% Feb
28 % Apr
7
38% Jan
32%i:32%
136% i
*135
,'*14 %
'
32% Jan
2
10
Feb 25
10
32%
VA
% ' 700
75
*73%
iv
11,400
.r,
11 %
14%
74
700
*
56'
•»•>
28
28
'
56%
22
23%
28'
29
-.
32%
2.50
Co
—
2
23
40
New
28% Mar 5
36% Apr 23
14 Va Apr 21
30
75%"
*73Viv
43
"42%
56%
'21%.
-
'V'"i4?V
14
14«4
73% '
22
;42%
42%
56
56%
*21Va-
■Ji23% ? 23Vzi
28
1
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc_
25
Mar 14
15
22% Apr 24
115% Jan
;
100
—
4%%
6
8
-14.,:
14% >
56%
56%%
22 %%
1
Hat Corp of America common
17% Jan
23 % Jau
16
43'%-
5622
'
•
^
July 24
43% Jail
14%
.xi
Corporation—
89'A Feb 21
72% Jau
22*.
100
Corp
Harshaw Chemical
14
12
Nov
Harsco
56
21
%
V
A
55%
3,50
—
Hart Sehaffner <fc Marx
86 % Mar
47 % Jan
9
6% preferred
Harris-Intertypc
9
14
2
27% Feb
25% Nov
70% Mar 31
23% Apr
Apr 25
13
47% July 11
21
22
60% Sep
6
Paper Co
22% Jan
17% Jan
9% Dec 30
35
Mar
Hammcrmill
28% Apr
2
76% Jun 20
54
May 6
34% Mar
30% July 23
103% Oct
34
common
convertible preferred—
11
24% Jan
19
22% Sep
Jun" 19
16
24
4% Jan 27
6
3
Jau
7
35% Jan 24
9
3% Jan
53
25% Jan
4%
4
"42%
43%;
5
5
1
.
Apr
18%
91
NOV 19
15% Oct
Mar 17
140
$
(W F)
18% Jan 22
Dec~18
43% Dec
Hamilton Watch Co
74% Apr 14
24% Feb 11
2
Jau 13
22
14%
21
9
7
6% Jan
7
34'/a Jan 21
81
July l
Well Cementing
Printing Co,
16% Jan
Apr
32% Mar 25
_
Oil
Hall
6
Jan
Halliburton
14
129
23
2
20
3'% Oct
"A Jan 29
22 % Jan 20
% Mar 11
51% Aug
8
39
30% July
13% Mar
,
58
22% Apr
$■>
13
36
Apr 22
Feb
6
84
Apr 14
Feb 25
83
26
89
Feb
19
1
60% July 11
92
Feb 20
V 95% Apr
23
54
57% Feb
4
25
Jan
69
Aug
30
85
72
Oct
25
88
87
Nov 20
100
Apr
3
78
Mar 13
•;
Apr
46% Oct
22
Jun
7
8 Va Dec
31
15
Jan
18
8 % Jail
22
5% Dec
18
18% Jan
8
6% Jan
6
1
10
18
'
4% May
1 Ve Sep
3
3% Oct
23
11% Apr 29
30
90
43
Dec
Apr
12% Oct
23
16% Jan
27
85% Apr
8
Sep
23
2*/4 Dec
19
Dec
30
12% Dec 23
9 Ve Mar 24
1% Jan
'
18
14
13% Jan 27
72% Jan 17
2% Jan
2
14
70
Apr
3% Apr
40 % Apr
•
4
10 VA Mar 19
»
16
6% Jun
J
Mar 24
16
Feb
17
84
35% May 23
20% Jan
2 I
Apr 23
3% Apr 23
27
Apr 23
4
13% Jan
2 '
16% Feb
6
22
May 21
Jail
4
jHudson
5Vo
&
Manhattan
No par
9%
com-
5Vo
common—,
.
*9%
9%
;
1%
43%
43%
15%
15%?
15:i4
15%'
157a
81
81
81
83
3Ta
•?
83%
%
•
3% V.
2%
(a
9
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40
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56!
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4,400
a
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15Ta
15%
83
83
,
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1,200 "
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1,000
15T«,
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1,200
83
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200
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87,700
3:i«
3%
26
26! a
25%
'26%
5,000
15%
153a
15'i,
15 3
3,900
3%
3%
3%
15'%
83
? 84
271434-V 15%
.
15%
3,100
4'a
4!a
43
11,500'
1 %
l!a
%
4%
43%
15%
'
200
8'a
a
43 !
25!%
25%
15
'
157i!
55
9'5i
ii'.i
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3Ta
37i^v
24
22%
.
1%
3%
37«
.
3
2%
.
5
50 Va
3,900
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■
1%
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,
15:,V
_50
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8%
8 Ve
43%-
*1*4
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a
80
88'%
97%
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8
8%
43
37
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8
55%
55%
55
55%
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8
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43
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200
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80
7
10,500
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36%
36
36
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39
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39
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;
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43'
loo
convertible pfd series A
54%
^
i,9%,'
8
noncumulative preferred. .100
Hussmann Refrigerator Co_
-
.55%
55%
1
1
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd.—No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc
com—5
5% preferred series A
100
Hupp Corp
96
■
*78%.;. ho
>86 -4v' ,86 Vs
*95 % 96 ; -
87%
*95
.:,v' / 7
Co—
35%
80 7.,;.
v
*85%:
—100
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound
16
47
f
,.% 4.40% preferred—
35 %
*73%
16!«b
16%
16% <
*38 Va
a
u.
?
r
.
-r
...
:
■4
29% Jan
17
Dec
4
60
May 31
35 % Feb
11
39% Apr 25
75% AUg
12
61 % Jan
2
40
Idaho Power Co
.A
65% Mar 10
Ideal
33% Feb
Illinois Central RR
~_io
Co——Ino par
5
11
63% Jan
9
28 Va Jan
13
23
32% May
9
29
% Jail
2
Jan
13
46 % Mar
8
44
Mar 20
40
Jun
19
47% Apr
2
45
Mar 26
Apr 25
47% Jan 21
46% Apr 18
44
Nov
6
Feb
11
7
52'A Jan 22
7
49% Apr
16
3
26% Dec
25% Oct
38
40
Nov
14
40
July 16
28
Nov 13
52
34
15
49% Jan
47 '/a Feb
23
44% Jan
7
47'A Feb
31% July
5
29% Jan
2
33
9% Apr
5
6% Jan
2
48
Jan
46% Apr
Mar 24
Cement Co
Illinois
Power
Co
common
4.08%
preferred—
4.70%
4.42%
preferred
preferred——
4.20%
preferred
30
13 Va Dec
23
39% Jan
14
14
Jan
14
88% Jan
8
65
Jan
2
19
2
59
7% Feb
148
69
Nov
Jan 16
Dec
23
20
13
29% Oct
11
99% Jan
4
156
10
25% Dec
Nov
Feb
21
19
2
86
36% Mar 24
24'A Mar 7
2
13
37% Apr
16
86% Jan
16
2
Jan
6
Feb
17
Jan
73
25% Jan
92
Feb
157% Apr
22 % Jan
Jan
Mar 31
79% Apr 25
158
.55% Jan 11
23% May 14
52
5
21
Mar 13
*41
90
81
Nov
18
Dec
24
35% Jan
3
19
Jan
2
270% Oct
22
376% July
8
300
Jan
10
27
Jan
2
31% Feb
5
3
159% Jan
29
4
25% Dec
23
137
38% Jan
11
Nov
11
156% Jan 25
25% Oct
22
31% July 10
Nov
14
66% Oct
22
6% Oct
22
148'% Mar
76
May 2
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
65
62% Nov 19
82
July 30
109 % July
98;
Feb
9
8
7% Dec
30
65% Dec
17
26% May 10
106% May 10
85
Oct
11
125-
34
Dec
26
July 12
40% May 23
22
Dec
24
51% Apr
'
23
26% Jail
13
68% Jan 13
70 % Jan 17
7
•
Jan
2
85 % Feb
1
Apr 21
22% Jan 27
354
Apr 25
-30% Mar 10
75
Apr
16
79% Mar 13
-11% Apr 21
27
94
Feb
Jan
16
96
Jan 22
7% Jan
13
13% Feb
92
57% Jan
7
71
Jan
13
114
34% Jau
14
13
4
38
25
4
100
-
Jan
-
Feb
4
Mar 25
Apr 25
32% Jan 29
27% Dec
9
Jan
2
25% Oct
21
13
23
37% July 10
36 Vs July 16
29'A Jan
20% Oct
21% Jan
3
27 y8 Mar 10
22
Dec
30
33% May 10
22 % Jan
117
-27% Mar 24
12
Oct
22
35
Feb
14% Feb
20
19
28
13 Va Jan
31% Mar
50
29'A Jan
13
Oct
22
130
Jan
22
50% July 15
118
10
123% Feb
3
41% Jan
8
10
4
6% Jun
11
4% Feb
11
28% Jan
9
15% Jan
2
47% July 11
19% Feb
25
Jun
11
91
Jan
24
82
Jan
15
47% Jan
28
60% Aug
2
56
Feb
3
Aug 29
89% Feb 28
34% Dec
10
52% July
69
Feb
12
97
35% Dec
18
90% Nov
6
35% Dec
17
3
July 11
64% July 24
99
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
37% Mar 13
27
Nov 19
75
Apr 22
Jan
3% Feb
78
31
25
36% Feb
13% Oct
18
87
Mar 24
34 % At>r
85
35
93
Jan
23
3
Apr 11
Mar
39% F*b
7%
4
25
•
6% Apr 23
23% Apr 17
27 Va Mar 24
87
Apr 15
€9% Apr
2
88
Jan
24
42
Jan
24
98 % Mar 24
41% Jan
16
97% Feb
13
44 % Mar 12
'
5
I100
common
-No par
*45
32'2
32%
•,
-16%'
16', '4
•
"
(F L)
32
?
•
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lo
50c
1
Is
Co
Co—
1
Jaeger Machine Co
5
Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
_1
&
Corp
Johnson—
&
-
•'
a
•2,800
100
Vs,
28'%
31! 4
30%
31%
22,400
157! a
156%
158! a
28%
28%
74
72 Va
72%
10%
10%
10%
89%
90'%
:
94
«qo
90%
*92
94
10%
60'%
59%
*60%
110
112
v
10
'
200
1,200
a
109 Vi
10934
800
37%
28%
29
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*30 U
29'%
100
31
30 Vb
30Vb
*30 Vi
31 Va
33 Vk,
33
33 Tb
33%
343b
34
34 3b
53,400
26 V7
26!%
26%
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26Ta
26 Ta
2GTb
25',4
25 %
25%
24%
24Tb
15%
v
15!4
15'%
15',4
15'%
15%
15%
15%
15 '3
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8,600
35Ta
3538
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35'a
4,000
v
31
30%
30%
30%
30 3.1
5,600
31%
31%
32 Vi
32%
34%
5,800
124%
*123%
124%
60
37'%
37 3 a
3,200
6 Va
25,500
21*%
3,900
31%
*120
5!%
35%
96%
lo
36'a
100
96'2
l
41%
31%
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123
;
7 5%
24
7
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89
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97
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85
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47,100
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38
97
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97
97
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190
42.
42
42%
41%
42%
10,900
36'%
35%
96 3A
41'%
Va
24%
'
90
,
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98-
37
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22
25'
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122
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89
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122
24'%
.
247a
90
31%
37! b
37T'a
5!a
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23 V
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123;
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37Ta
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32-
30 Tb
31
38 7
23
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30Ta
'123.
37%
237a
24Ta
30%
•j
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1,200
,,
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30
%
900
31 Va '
4
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2,100
33%
;
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4,500
26 V* ;
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38
25 !b
15!
-
160
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28%" 28'%
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'
100
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61!
33
26% •£?. 26 Vi
24'A '••24%
~
15,600
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33
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m:
29,100
23,900 A
10'%
I
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94
10 Va
10
-
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14,200
61!%
37Tb
"
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91%
90
37%
37%
J
•
260
74
:v
30
17,900
351
28%
111
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10.100
19%
19*1,
351
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10
t
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91"
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19 7„
301
v' y."
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800
76
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28%
38%s:
89%
61%
37%
..
19%
1,700
300
72
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93
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13,300'
33%
37%
91
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28'%
76
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%
p;
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10%.. 10.%
-
9,200
A
;?
8,600 V
24 Va?
*24
38%
38'%
30 VA
*73
,'.10% v
112-
83
33
3231
24!a
157'!%
A 28!'a
90'%
.:
82 %
V
400
;
17%
79%
165?.%
-16%
•"■79! b
*155
71Tb?; 74%
A.
"
61%
•33-
32%
6%.
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'
Vt
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156'%
156! a
...
.11
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31'%7
*30%
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•*»
rfi-
A'
32Va
6%
79:ia
348
29%?
:
;
?74%
t,
'-89%
"
.
37
74
•/
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10%
93
naviv
-
74
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-
64
;
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90V i
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156,-;>
74.
-'
-,10%
*86
Lkughlin Steel com—
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
,47
-
6Tb
82 VA
349'.4
344
346%
;
917
19'%,' 19%
•:
.
,
165 :
82
7 -32
• 32
,
,
28% J 28%
'
29%
1
3%%. preferred—
Johns-Manville
77 W
29
pfd—100
common
156
•:
24
? 24,
38% ? 38%
*89
20
-
8lTv
81% -
,
38%
•
;>29%
•;
V
"
28%
37'%
No par
25
.?
94
10 %
62
common
;
-75',4
*111
i
Jewel Tea Co Inc
89%
100
;.
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
Jefferson Lake
51'
,50%;
32 !L-
17%
78'%
*155
165
155
91
19%
342
30'%?
«ao
No par
International Shoe
preferred
7&! f
,.
</
•
16%
10%
77
/
160.«
*89
..
-
10% -llVa"
—No par
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
47
'
-
32 3 a
-G'T'ii
'.■■CI
3,400 /
•
'"
'
:,No par
;
International Silver
.
32%
CTa
16 VA
.
81 *%«•: 81% <
20%
348
74%
7.50
common
preferred—.
?
*6 3 V
•
•.'.78'7
*155
155 % .156 •'•
-
International Salt
5%
47
38%
.? 297 a
Canada-,
Paper
preferred—i
Jones
*45
78
90
345
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
Johnson
*48
.32"%
197«
No par
International
Jacobs
50!a
.24
28%
$6
*48
32
*73%
5%
5,0'%
*45 »! v?47,
J 32'% 32%
24
89
1
.5
$4
*48
38:.V
100
No par
International Packers Limited
15
•'
*51
-50%:,
-n'4i>
■
!' ■■:
4(».<
*46 Va
51!-
32%-,
38
Machines
of
46
47!;!
24'a-
321 '■>
*24' ~
preferred
Nickel
%
*45
46
34
-V
*45
*51
81%%^
1
preferred
4%
A 32%
*46%
?/-.;7A6*%,.>.7?;;A':;.'
160
20
Inc.—
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
Int'l
:.
33 7a
51'%
78
81
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
54% Jun
33
Harvester
*
*45
•
16,700
31;ja
33'%
*51
*45'
:
6% i 'j
171 a
,
*155
21
34% Apr
2
111% Jun 28
100
Corp,,
Int'l
31':,4
31%
31
*46!4„.47Va
'
Iron
Business
2,400
'51!a
'•32Va..;
77:! 4
No par
Interchemical Corp common,
4%% preferred
Int'l
63 fit
333 a
a-.
"
Inspiration Cons Copper.—
Interlake
17
1
No par
24
27% Jan
13
GTii
15% Apr
28% Mar 29
24
32%
63 !a
.
18,000
31%
30%
.? 33'
39%
*48
.
47,
;
par
.
Insuransharcs Ctfs
63
*63%,, '63.Tr.
f
-.
39%
39
63'%
*51
471/2',
51'a
50%
100 P^s
„
Co
37%
i
Mexico
—
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
Inland Steel
*4.5
35% Apr
33% Dec 24
2
Dec
De
UL
33%*
*,*45 ^%46>..A?
*46'.4 > 47% •
46
'/
*48
2
4
28
go
28
28% Nov
! Jan
8, \ TNTTIndustrial
*51
64
31:,a;- 31%
3.7%
»
'
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
r
33
♦46%
50
—
7% preferred—
25
International Telep & Teleg_.No par
International Utilities Corp..
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
Interstate Power Co—
,—3.50
24% Jan
31
5
50
;
..
"
*44%
50
Industria Electrica
6% Dec
33%
37
37%
*.63%
31%
33%
31'%
15
preferred
4.26%
64! it
64a
—
X36T*
37'it
37
___10
-
%
i:
Number 5737
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(1907)
new york stock exchange stock record
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
Monday
Par
Apr. 33
the Week
Friday
Apr. 25
Thursday
Apr. 24
Wednesday
Apr. 28 j '
Tuesday
Apr. 31
Sales for
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
& EXCHANGE
Shares
•'k
4
07 % Dec
19
Dec
82
Feb
49
.
13
2
7
Jan
2
2
8IV4 Jan
r
2
83
5
39% Jan 24
33% Oct 23
28
38 % Jan
14
105% Aug
Feb
68% Jan
39% Jan
9
109% May
30
Dec
23
46% May 15
30
Dec
22
37"
July 23
83
Mar 12
79 % Nov 12
98
Jan
15
Nov 21
102
Feb
18
*
Aug 28
96
Feb
21
96
Apr
3
88
'
80
*•
•••
77% Jan
4
Dec
Nov "7 >:
29% Jan
77% Dec
*
>
128% Jan
17
5 20%
V 29%
*
i
22
Oct
28'
Dec
75% Jun
4
26
•:
Dec
26
19
'-'*'
Dec
22
i;
30
Dec
17 •?
17
30
47
:<
Dec
Jan
17
'
> 33 ?
Feb
>16-
42 >
4
20% Jan
7
i
Jan
2
■
v
46% Jan 16
19% Apr 22
25
27
24
24
Jan
33
■>..
78% Jan
9
5
:
Jan
27
2
1
17% Apr 24
25% Apr
22y4 Jan
6
3% Feb 27
2
Jan
17
20
17
89
Jan
17% Mar 14
26% Oct
11-
45% Jan
5y4 Dec
10
17% Jan
4
Dec
12
2% Jan
10
35% Mar 14
5% Jan
2
7% Jan 20
J an
2
1% Jan
1
33%
33%
8.75
————5
27%
12%
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
13
13%
13%
13%
33%;;
267%,
13%!
13%
.—1
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%V
27 %
No par
84%
84%
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26
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143
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7'/a Dec 26
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10% July 16
24
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5
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15
7% Jan
6
57
2
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7
10
18
9% Dec 30
36% Mar 11
10
57% Jan
2
38% Jan
2
31
22
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11
12% Apr
10
25% Oct
11
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July 16
28% Jan
2
29% Oct
11
36% May 13
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117
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23
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28
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25
82
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4
88
106
Apr
34
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Aug 26
15% Jan
2
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32% Jan
10
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22 V* Dec
10
27% Feb
14
8
55 % Mar
22
16
12
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5
93% Jan
30
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45% Feb
7
16
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23
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2
4
116
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15
27
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22
77
Nov
18
21% Jan
30
78% Jan
6
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14
31% Jan
2
11% July
Jan
28
8
1
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19
89
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2
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23
44
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12
55
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27
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50 V* Jun 17
530
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8
7% Jan
30
3
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24
2
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4
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2
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2
13% Feb
18
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10
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2
7
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19
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16
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38
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26
54% Feb
25
26
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20% Apr
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25
Feb
17
36% Jan
7
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8
28
29% Jan
13
15
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22
31
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20
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8
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8
31
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40
79
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82
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82
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81% Jan
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83
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69
6
83
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4
77
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20
70
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17
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25
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2
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9
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Apr -25
31
30
4
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24 '
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30
42% Apr
42% Feb
Dec
23
30
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39% Jan
11
60
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30
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62
29% Nov
34% Feb
47
4
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11
10
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Dec
23
47 y2 Oct
22
122% July
63
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12% Dec
30
19%
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13 % Dec
30
20
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33
Apr
40% Jun
1
93
81% Nov 27
May
74% Nov 25
30% Apr
88% Jan
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61
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6
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2
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2
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3
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15
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20
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24
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76
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28
94
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10
75
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30
77
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90
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86 %
103
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see
22
22 % Apr
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Sep
5
7
14 % Oct
85
10
10
18
100% Jan
10
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5
2
49
84% Jan
2
92
94
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10
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86
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24
17
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2
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9
19
19% Feb
39
15% Jan
39
14
7
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102
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6
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9
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26
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17
85
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31
88
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Feb
19
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14
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.
3
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McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
6
36% Jan
29
6
■
13%
14%
23%
23%
23%
6%
6%
6%
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McGraw-Edison Co
— 1.
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
5
McKesson & Robbins Inc/
—_ 18
McLean Trucking Co
1
McLellan Stores Co
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—
.—10
Mead Corp common
5
4%% preferred (1st series)
100
Melville Shoe Corp common—
—1
4% preferred series B——^
100
Mengel Co (The)——
——1
Mercantile Stores Co Inc„
3%
Merck & Co Inc common——16%c
$3.50 preferred
No par
$4 conv 2nd
preferred™—Nopar
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
1
12.50
5
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
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Machine Co
2,200
55%
3,600
10
400
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
4,600
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
3,000
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1,300
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14
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23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
6%
6%
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1,900
4,900
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20%
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20
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11
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10
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14
30
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400
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122
122
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83
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25
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7,900
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310
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4,300
4,100
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26
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2,200
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52
56
89
410
320
31%
27
79
12
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17,200
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9%
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15
22 % Jan
20
35%
56%
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24
52
24
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42%
35%
55
36,900
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26%
29
29% Feb
85
41%
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4,200
12,600
38
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123
52
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7
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56
40
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27
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30%
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23%
31%
27
15% Feb
8
30%
84
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84
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56
8,400
9,500
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17
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123
9
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52
13% Jan
31%
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$3 preference—
—No par
McCall Corp———
Nopar
3
McCord Corp common
3
28
—$2.50 preferred
50
12 * McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
10
3%% convertible preferred—100
2
7
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33
37'A
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84
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1
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13,100
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9
9
22
78% Mar 24
15
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84
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12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
:
1
Marchant Calculators Inc/
5
Marine Midland Corp common
5
4%
convertible preferred
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
-4
Marshall Field Ac Co com:
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4%% preferred—.
100
Martin Co
—1
Masonite Corp
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r_5
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102%
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103
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15 •:
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7
15
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700
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32
4%
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12
25% May 20
44% Nov 29
19
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/
81%
10% Jan
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21
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31%
91
52
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30%
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-100
!-,—5
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100
Manhattan-Shirt
—
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88%
105%
53
6%
1
81
33% Mar
8% Feb
July
preferred
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104%
91
6%
27
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103/a
31%
,
81
68% Jan
39
conv
102%
18%
19y4
27%
88%
10%.
32%
3,600
17J/2
25%
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8
15% July 18
12
67
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52% Apr
15% Apr
12% Feb
Jan
28% Mar
Garden
Square
$3/75
20
Mar
39
17
,
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104%
53%
139%
114
14
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38
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29
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10% Apr
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17% Apr 22
Jan
—50
1
3.33ya
$3.40 preferred——
30
2
& Sons Inc
Co—
'
33
31
21
12 % Dec
Jan
100
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100
72% Apr
7
13
114%
10
23
50% Jan 31
114'/2
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Dec
55
—100
4
preferred
$3.75 pfd 1947 series—
Feb
49% Nov
22
<
30% Mar 13
69 % Nov 11
Nov
;
18
36% Apr
23
Nov
26% Aug
91
9
Mar 31
77
37% May
16
35
29% Oct
'
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56
.
32'/2
37%
32%
10
Mandel Bros
28
2
5%.. Apr
15% Dec 24
17% Oct 22
Dec
7% Jan
5% Jan
Jan
14%
(P R) & Co_
Manati Sugar Co
12 % Jan
21
44%
13%
Nashville—
(M)
Mallory
31
11
37% May 13
18
&
Mahoning Coal RR Co
28% Jan
-•
44%
-
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50
50
—1
1
—
19
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71%
9
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72
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40
40%
43%
44%
41
12%
7%
714,
138%
Magma Copper—.
Magna vox Co (The)——
Mar 11
25
Jan
40
6% preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
49% Mar 24
v
4%
9y8
70%
-
152% ;>
152
-
MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
9
9%
71
52%
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10
16
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V
1
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23
Feb
4%
9
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Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
-
4%
—100
El Co (Ky)..No par
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Lukens Steel
Apr-23
10% Apr 25
420
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16
56%
17
57% Apr.
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72%.
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preferred
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24 % Apr
10
4% Nov 12
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(P)
Lowenstein
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7
Apr 22
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series E preferred
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3
6%
70%
i—
1
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series D
7%
9y4 July 23
17% Jan 14
24
4% Nov 26
11% Dec 23
20
2
q%
*1%
:2.50
preferred
conv
Lorillard
26% Feb
3
32% Apr 25
10
30% Jan
86% Jan
7% Mar 28
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Louisville
Apr
gi/a
1%
6%
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—5
(The)-——
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10
125
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88%
74%
9%
71%
25
30% J$n
22
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32%
19%
27%
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32%
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32y8
10%
32%
10%
32%
10%
.
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76
32% July 12
32% May 17
22
Dec
...
3%
18%
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2.7%
88'/a
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3%-
17%
25%.
74
14% Apr
10
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32
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27%
88%
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7,900
74
62% Apr
2
Jan
39 y4 Mar
125
19% Oct
385
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4
11% Jan
60
122% Jun 28
112% Dec 26
33
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1,000
74%
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73%
29
140 ;
20 y8
74
74%
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7
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25
5
31%
20%
23%
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11
14
31%
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17%
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17%
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20%
17%
17%
191%
4.25%
92% Feb
100% Apr
v
.
73%
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;
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73%
31%
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74%
73%
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20%
31%
31%
20%
27%
17%
74
86 % Mar 21
4
8
4
128
28
31%
74%
Long Island Lighting Co com—10 •;
23%
5% series B preferred—
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23
Jan
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30% Jun
July 24
23% Oct 22
11
104
133% Dec
116
54% Dec
Mar
27%
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27%
27% ! 28%
27y2
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4.84^
•
2
101 % Jan
Feb
92
27%
28
Lone Star Gas Co common
23
89
93
38 y8 Apr
24% Apr
103
Nov
5,800
17%;. 17%
5
Lone Star Cement Corp—
Mar 11
35
,
114% Apr
4
Aug 26
80
28%
10
10
9%
24%
Loew's Inc
/
18
78% Nov 12
93
13
22% Mar 28
7
28
81%
10
9%
J9%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
24
15% Feb
16
18
107% Feb
7
19% Oct 22
99% Oct
28
82 "
27%.
17'A
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45% Apr
-
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4
List Industries Corp
j.
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f
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31
4,700
10
73%
—
43% Mar 25
'
52% July 30
Oct
26 '
10%
81%
31%
Link Belt CO—
'
v
II % Oct
36% Oct 25
10
>82%
10
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
7% preferred———
^—100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
—10
•
75% Apr
60% Jan 22
46% Jan
3
67% July 18
72% Jan
9
82
9%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libbey McNeill & Libby
9% Jan 24
'73% Apr 25
152% Apr 21
7% Jan
65% Jan
7
150% Mar
9
37%
81%
82
23%
78 y2 Mar
18
37
82%
i73/8
70% Jan
2,400
28
37
27%
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
68 y2 Jan 31
28%
28%
36%
24
65% Dec 23
1,800
28%
20%
-
4,800
20%
*81%
31%
;
300
55%
20%
3G%:
*86
Corp_^
32%
55
28%;
17%
Lerner Stores
24,000
4,000
32%
v
23%
36%
100
Lehn & Fink Products
23
33
16,200
44%
19%
27'A
25
17% Apr
6
*32%
42 y4
23%
28%
23%
4
28% Apr
41 %
"42%
;
37
5
25% Feb
10
21,800
'
Nopar
28
14% Jan
1,200
5,000
33%
28%
Co common_3
24% Feb
27%
20%
20%
a
13% '
82%
19%
27%
*
13%
27
36%
17%
Sons
13%
27%'
28%
*17%
&
2,000
37%
82 %
1
preferred
26i%
28%
3'/2
Tire/
3,800
26
20%
25%
&
33%
36%
,
Bryant—
900
33
28%
No par
5
common—
1,900
36
*35%
■
20%
1
22% Feb
Jan
54
'%':
.
■»
20
10
—.
31
50
■
—
Apr 29
130 y2 Aug
25
.—1
Lehigh Valley RR__
No par
.Lehigh Valley Industries com—1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
»
Nopar
Lehman Corp
(The)—
1
9
17% Feb 13
2
2
25 % Dec
31
;
1
; '
97%
62%
62%
35%
33 %
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—10
Lehigh Portland Cement
—15
7
36
62
35%
prior preferred
(James)
62
61%
33%
*3%
Lees
62
*35
V.
63
36
19
7% Dec
*62%
15
96
*95%
33%
14% Oct 22
62 y4 Aug
*95%
97%
25%
Rubber
92
*94
v
36
preferred series A
3.85%
2
15% Apr
32 y2
*95%
*95%
88
103
97%
97
25
Lee
27-
Jan
28
4
4
14
15
*95%
97
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane
Mar 28
11% Jan
20% Jan 24
21
Jan
Gas
4.32%
La
28% Jan 30
97% Mar 26
10% Dec 19
Laclede
-
21
3% Jan 14
18% Apr.'23
18% Jan
2
25
Feb 20
Oct
96
33%
—
83
Jan
*94
96
'
2
13% Jan
2
24
10
9
19
r
*94
33%
Ki-esge (S S) Co——
Kress (S H) & Co—
20% Feb
6 V, ' Kroehler Mfg Co
75-% Mar 19
Kroger Co (The)
2
61
Mar 22
•22
103
63%
28% "Apr 23
33% Apr> 2
2
18% Jan
;
22
12% Feb
22% Jan
24% Jan
4
7% Feb
*101
96
-
5
1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.—100 G
Koppers Co Inc common—
10
■'f-yA% preferred/—
100
Korvette (E J) Inc_.
1
Mar 17
83 % Jan
2
9% Feb 17
26% May
66%'Dec
22
?!
*94
1,600
*90
;
103
96
43%
*101
91
*101
*94
2,500
*85
88
*88%
f
102
102
36
Land Co
conv
*85
91
101
,
88
*88%
62%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
10
21% Mar 7
27% Apr 11
94% Apr
Oct
*85
91
35%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
«.
*
4
3
42%
88
*88%
100
89
43%
43%
Electric Co___No par
&
County
4%%
Mar 27
94
12% Oct 22
.
*85
91
*100%
No par
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common—,
,
.
5538 Apr 24
27% Jan * 6
;
36% Apr
I
Kern
Apr
44% Jan
2
25
43
Jan
43%
43%
88
1,400
73%
44
88%
88%
43%
20,800
25%
73%
*42
44%
50
(Julius) & Co
Kelsey Hayes Co„-,
Kennecott Copper
•
-.-Mar 24
24% Dec 24
Nov 27
44%
43
*88%
-100
100
1
Kayser
-3
91
17% Dec 27
82
44
88
88%
88%
24%
75
*42%
88%
;
88%-
*85
Kansas Power & Light Co—_
.
33% Jan 30
/.
20%". July 15
24% July 8
17
88%
preferred—
non-cum
Kansas Gas
'27% Feb-'21
Feb
30
Apr ,23 --!•
b
29% Feb " 7
4% Jan
22
4.35%
V "Ac,a
-
2
27
44
88%
74
76
*42
100
Kansas City Southern com
5
2
15% Jan
preferred—1
preferred---—
3
Apr-17
25% Jan
3y8 Nov 19
preferred
v4.20 'M-
•
-
34% Jan
20% Oct
Oct
•
37 uvMar
«•:
33% Jan
July 11
12% Oct 22
16
"63 %
t
7
75% Jan 27
:38
34% Jan
23% Dec 30
,A.50%
2
36 7/8
65% Jan
76% Nov 11
9
2
5
3
43% Jan
33;." Dec 23
;
10 %8 Jan
'25% Apr
50% July 25
35% Jan
4
U> 23% Dec
►
2
^
19
32% July
26
40% Oct 22
,
Jan
25
/
;
32'/a Oct 22 V" 47% May 31
38 % Oct
10
V
>
1
2
34
■
4
v
10
Jan
*75
44
100
^preferred
76
*42
—.
6
-
Feb
96
7
50% Jan
-
32% May
r
-Feb
-
convertible
*76
43%
25%
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
76
43
*74%
'
31
3
26% July 11
;'22% Oct 29
5 % 15
Apr 17
;•
9% Dec
49% July 10
29% Dec 31
25% Oct 22
94
25%
„50
preferred
*
Apr. 22
..
24%
33%
100
preferred-!
•
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
-3.80% preferred
100
4% -preferred———-;
___100
14
91% Jan 30
102
■
31
Feb
86
,
2
Jan
>
convertible
%4%%
4% %
7
44% Apr 21
;
93% Jan
-
4
38% Jan
11
47
32
1
90
-
«4Va%
30
Jan
96% Jan
96% Mar 11
74%
.
89
88 % Mar 21
84% Oct 25
;
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
29% Mar 13
45% Mar
..
22
79%
*21%
47%
;
80
22
48%
49
50
%
49
610
5,300
100
82%
680
,
50%
48%
50%
84
100
84
*81
82
*81
84
82
*81
82
140
143
143
1,000
137
*140
145
144
*140
145%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
1,900
8
35%
17%
18
17%
18
13,700
18%
18%
18%
18
18
17%
45%
45%
45%
46
1,600
45%
45%
46
45%
45%
45 3i
90%
91
91
50
91%
90%
102
*100
102
35%
*89'%
*100
35%
91
102
35 3
*89 %
*100
91%
102
*89%
*100
89
89
*88%
90
*88%
*87
91
*87
91
*87
*101%
102%
*101'/a
102%
*101%
102
*100
90
*88%
90
*88%
91
*87
91
*87
102%
*101 %
102%
*101%
40
90
91
103
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
24
.
.
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
(1908)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
for ProvitM
lUnge
50% Jan
3874 Jun
2
26 % Dec 26
24% Feb
28
5
34% Jan
8
4074 Jan
31
Dec
25
307i Jan
10
3
29 74 Jan
9
July 15
35% Jan
2
18
53
Dec
31
8274 Dec
25 V4 Oct
21
40
35
Dec
77
1274 Dec
23
32% Jan
73% Jan
,
12
May 31
29
131; July
1874 Mar
7% Dec 31
58
Dec 31
12
17
Dec
Dec
1
2474 July 25
2174 July 12
101
July 8
8874 Feb "26
30
Feb 15
58
_
_
13
4*8 Dec
17
10
Jan
59
13% Jan
13
Jan
10
11% Jan
2
'17
73% Feb 23
6
,
6
3774 Apr
25
23 V* Feb
4
10
Jan
27
4% Jan
8
30% Jan 13
25% Feb
30
4474 Jan 31
20
•-4% Jan-S
52
Jan
2
62
50
Nov
13
1174 Apr 12
7274 May -1
58
Nov 13
8374 Apr 22
8
Oct
17
2474 Apr
2374 Jan
16
18
8
Jan
•
29
157 2 Dec 23
Oct 22
10
Apr
3
Apr
10
Jan
8% Jan
13
15 ya Jan
«
1174 Apr 22
4% Apr
30
1872 Oct 22
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
22% Jan
8
7
8
"3874 Oct 21
4974 Jun 19
49
«
16
5% Dec 26
3074 Feb 26
Feb 19
17 % Dec
23
22
23
36% May 31
4074 Jan
7
2774 Deo 30
Dec 27
17
10 74 Oct
25 74 Jan 24
19 ya Jan
22
35% Feb
7
47
Jan
72
1%
2
10
Jan
3%%
preferred
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
.
11% Feb 28
1974 Mar 12
17
7% Jan 21
Machine Tool
Monarch
25
B
Class
16
Apr 22
Monsanto
Chemical
51
Apr 25
Montana Power Co
(The)
42 74 Feb
■
3974 Apr
3074 Dec 12
8
8
17
«
19% Jan
8
38
Feb 21
18% Dec
10
31
31
50
July 26
May 1
Jan
8
30% Jan
too
17%
9.200
874
874
83%.
82%
83 74
12,200
874
1,300
Motor Products
*1574
1574
*1574
1574
2174
2174
'2174
13-
1374
75
76
"*99 V' 100
1574
* :
1274
127a
7574
7574
100
'99
2474
2474
2474
32%
3274
874
874
3674
3274
97e
974
3674
3674
2174
2074
21
297*
2974
2974
4474
4574
247
4374
•2374
5974
*58
5974
"'58
*6%
58
6674
*6674
67
•6674
•10%
1074
*1074
*177«
1774
1774
1174
1174
1174
*1074
674
7
674
67 V
28,700
;
20
68
170
200
17.74
6.7V
12
4 1,900
18
s
■
*674
-
307a
3074
500
.i
51,400
307-4
2674
-.400
>
674
27
51
31 y.
3074
3074
27
2674
2674
2674
267a
49%
4974
4974
4974
4974
4974
4974
5074
5074
•17%
20%
34%
1774
1774
1774
*1774
1774
17%.
1774
*1774
21
2074
2074
2074
2074
2074
2174
2074
2174
3574
35
3574
34%
3574
3574
3574
35
3574
197a
1974
1974
-
1
No par
.
-
9,200
:
12
1974
1974
15%
15%
1574
1574
1974
15%
19%
1574
1574!
16
15%
3774
3774
3674
3774
36%
37%
3674
•3874
3974
3974
*3874
1274
1274
;
800
12,600
18,500
1,200
11,200
3974
1274
"
3674
*3874
i
16
37
*38%
3774
10
5
1974
3974
*3874
1374
19ya
3974
1274
13
1974
r
13
13
l-=.;
13
2474
2474
2474
2474
24
2474
2474
5
1974
19 y«
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
19%
3874
3874
3874
3874
3874
3874
38'/a
3874
2274
23 y4
2374
24
2474
2674
2574
26
3874
38%
10
22 74
23'
No par
*4274
.1
a
Murray Corp of America—
4,900
3,200
13
1
«
Inc
& Eros
2,300
'
1774; V
..10
Lines
Murphy Co (O C)
9.300
1074
12
V
12
*1074
674
7,300
6y« u.4
:
59:
*10%:
1774
1774
1774
12
•2374 V V
-574-
107a
17%
8,600
2374
67
1074
5,700
-
3674
67
6674
*10%
30
*53
v.
1074
7
36,500
2074
"•774
3574
574
574
677a
~;
'8,800
774
■
2374
'574
*58
574
29%
774:
23
2374
2374
.75%
17%
fvv
:•
46%
6%
*11
"
20%'
297»
:
V
;
4474
4474
59 74
574
3,700
41.600
*;
3774
1
7
774
24%
a
97a
3674
20%
20 ya
2974
7 n
10
37%
29%
V 14.800
24%
327a
24 74
3274-
9 /.
207*
.7%
,3274
'i
2474
;
100
'99
100
*99
.
32%
3774
1,300
13,80 0
1274
757b
2474
7
'
127'a
747*
874
■
22
1274
75%
2474
36%
21%
2174
4,500
1274
32 7»
-
"
21%
2174
200
15%
*157-4
7474
'
Chemical—
Mueller Brass Co
Myers (F E)
*1574
i
65
140
65
65
*63
65
874
874.
874
874
*63
30%
Corp
39% Apr
8
26% Apr 24
•
65
2674
Corp
44
83
8374
874
*63
*5874
*6574
1074
'
3
26% Mar
74 Apr 17
28.%
17%
2674
Moto.rola Inc
Munsipgwear
287a
17%
3174
(John) & Co
Motor Wheel
7
2374
17%
2674
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
8
16% Jan 10
20% Mar 26
2874
1774
30%
_1,000 lire
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
6
2874
5
Co
shares
16% Mar 13
19% Jan
37 74 Dec
American
2874
17 74
*
83
84
33
-
1,900
•
;
3074
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
3674 Mar 24
1774
700
32
.No par
36% Jan
19% Jan 24
12% Apr
8
No par
2
—
27
21% Mar 11
2874
"
i
85
574
2374
No par
RR class A
Monon
13% Jan
I
1
36 y4 Apr 14
32% Jan
36%:
2174
29-%
6% "<•' 774''
44
45
5
100
:100
1.25
—
4.20%
'Mar 13
76
100
24
24%
32
•
3274
874
8%
2874
1774
35%
20%
29%
100
Mohasco Industries Inc common.
1174 Jan
1774 Apr 30
38% Jan 11
31
1474 Mar 25
4
preferred series A
17% Jan
Jan
-
RR com—No par
18% Jan 20
37
<
/
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
9
Mar 14
75%
"99
1
5
10
:
Co—
2874
17%
8374;,,
8%
65
15%
2174
13%
2874
17%
82 •
8%
*63
*1574
21
13%
_
,
Missouri-Kan-Tex
6% Jan 24
60
Corp
17% Feb
7
18 74 Feb 23
28
Jan
1
23% Jan 11
1274 Dec 23
1974 Dec
3
51% July
13
3774 Nov
Apr
-
No par
1
Corp.
Montecatini Mining &
18
Dec
Mission
85
*837-4
1
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
46% Apr 24
472 Dec 30
Maid
Mission Development
30% Feb
6
7 74 Apr 24
8574
85
I
No par
Ontario Paper.—2.50
A
Power & Light.!
18% Feb 25
85
*8374
preferred
Minnesota
Minute
85
397a
Mining & Mfg com—No par
Minnesota
Apr 25
4074
40
;_10
25% Jan 16
10/
4074
39%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie--No par
4% Jan
31
Feb 23
40%
407-4
8474
Minn
$4
397e
32
4074
84
5
8
3974
32
*317a
3
Apr
'31%
32
Feb
99
417a
317a
417s
32
_£._100
32% Apr 25
93
41%
3174
41
81% Feb
14
4174
32
417s
1
Corp—_
6
2
65% Mar
Dec
23
16% Jan 28
22
Apr 25
Jan
4174
40%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Mollne Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
:100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minneapolis & St Louis R.y__No par
16
4174
2774
Chem Corp of Amer__
2
/307a Dec 30
,1934
Oil
27
2774
t
Inc
6,900
2674
27%
common._V_._5
6,600
4274
2774
27%
10
Inc
preferred..
1st
Midwest
Minerals
88% Mar 13
66
574%
,
6
Jan
Enterprises
Midland-Ross Corp
3074 Mar 20
11
Utilities
14
12% Jan
Oct
2
Midland
24
86% Jan
21% Feb
South
27%
2674
267-4
5
Jan
22
4 74
7
17
Middle
42% Apr
2
33 ya Jan 24
43
Mar 10
Shares
Apr. 25
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 22
Apr. 21
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
*
Par
27% Jan
6074 May 24
43% May 27
37% May 23
74 Oct 22
1774 Dec 30
267-2 Oet
i
Jan
7% Jan
?
Copper
2174 Jan
22
32
14% Jan
76
Miami
Mar 24
11
35% Apr
2074 Dec 30
Feb
2
2574 Feb 24
STOCK
28% Sep
4
1274 Jan 14
17
88 74 Sep
25
1
2574 Mar
24
11
8
9174 May 31
5
Dec
14
Jan
78
31
YORK
LOW
.
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
-
■
4474
24 y4
4474
"42
•24
1,500
2,000
v;
15,000
44
*42
44
*42
4474
*42
1,500
25 %
N
14% Feb
4
Corp
Natco
5
13
1374
1
52
1
1
147-4
1274
52 74
1474
12 7 4
5
2674
2674
1074 Dec 31
1874 Jan
4
ll
4074 Dec 30
80yaJan
8
43% Jan
53% Mar 10
National Acme Co
13% Oct
30
3
14% Jan
18% Jan 27
National Airlines
National Automotive
22
14
9% Dec 24
2074 Oct
35
Jan
July
3
22
38% Jan
14
2
42% Dec
5
Jan
142 y2 Aug
46 y4 Feb
Jun
National Biscuit Co
158 V2 Mar 26
2
4
50% Jan
17
168
Jan
20
13% Apr 24
58 Vb Mar 25
24% May 22
19 y4 Jan
23% Feb
50% July 11
38 74 Mar 18
32% Jan
37% Feb 14
19
Mar 31
37% Jan
45
9
1374 Apr
15Va Jan 31
20% Jan
23 y2 Mar 24
3
101% Apr
22
7
21
4t
28 Vb May
1974 Oct 22
77 74 Oct
National Aviation
4774 Mar 31
9% Jan
20
1374 Dec
1274 Apr 22
Jan
8
9
12
33
31
9% Jan
70% Jun
12
Feb
2374 Mar
41% Jan
15% Jan
1874 Dec 23
30
Dec 30
166
19
9ya Nov 14
Jaa
88 y4 Jan
94
Mar 12
Fibres
Inc
Corp
.100
10
National Cash Register
5
Nsrtional City Lines Inc.*
...1
National Cylinder Gas Co
1
National Dairy products
5
National Department Stores
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com__5
474% pfd series of 1951
100
7%
preferred
National
Can
Corp
20% Apr 18
National Fuel
3574 Oct 22
46
July
8
42
Jan
2
4774 Mar 25
National
84
97
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
97
$4.50 preferred
.
;
National Lead Co common
167a Oct 22
1974 Jan 25
Aug 22
86% Oct 21
138
July
143 74 Aug 20
165
Dec
124ya Aug 23
1274 Apr 12
139
17
158
135% Jan
7
4
13% Jan
7
15 •
4
22 Vb Jan
2
26% Feb
July 18
B0y4Jan
>
51
2
44
17
Nov 29
11
8
7
&
5% Jan 20
4% Jan
Nov 20
1674 Feb
5
13 Vb Jan
1474 Mar
7
Dec
23
14 ya Feb
4
10 Vb Jan
11% IV*
10
2574 Dec
19
3374 Jan
18
26 V* Jan
85
26
7774 Feb
31
14
Apr 25
80
Apr 22
National U
2
Apr 24
New
19
11/64 Apr 24
88% Jan
6
New
Jan
14
81% Mar 24
2
Dec
31
85
13074 May 20
42% Dec
6
68
6674 Nov 13
3674 Dec
17
•
17% Dec 23
28
1374 Dec 30
36% July 25
July 29
17
Inc
1
i.
Dec
11
29 y4 Jan
10
England
100
Electric System
Mining
44% Jan
16
2
21% Feb
14
New
York
3
16% Jan 20
New
98
Dec
13
103
Mar 11
95
Apr
18
190
Dec
11
351
Mar 28
180
Jan
16
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Air
Feb
17
5
474 Dec 24
Dec
18% Oct
Jan
15
5% Jan
2
9
Feb
$5
11
41% Jan
14
14 Va Jan
2
22
Jan
31
17
31
11
4
25 74 Apr
8
31% Jan
3274 Oct 30
3874 Dec 31
38 y4 Jan
a
4574 Apr 22
7274 Sep
2674 Oct
67
1
79% Jan
2
85
Mar 18
1
29% Jan
2
72% Mar 12
35
Apr 24
54 y2 Jan
16
3
Apr
31% Mar
22
Nov 21
74
Jan
21
69
July 29
81
72
Nov
13
8674 Apr
11
78
Oct
17
90
28
9874 Aug 20
108
1874 Dec 31
29
Oct
5iy2 Dec
25 74
22
Jan
Jan
Dec
30
9
July" 18
39 74 May 17
76
•
81
7374 Jan
9
Mar 10
80% Jan
Mar
4
8874 Apr 23
10
93% Jan 24
89% Jan
104% Mar
4
102% Apr 17
18% Jan
2
31% Jan
8
108
Feb
16
6
10474 Apr 25
21% Feb
6
36
6
Mar
11
70% Jan
3
7
61% Feb
3
2074 Aug 14
24 ya Jan
9
22
I
2374 Apr
18
20% Oct
3974 Jan
2
9
4
53% Apr
Jan
25% Feb 20
33 y« Jan
14V< Dec
24
24% July 17
15% Jan
19
65 74 Dec
27
79
63% Apr: 11
Jan
4
2
Apr 25
70
Jan
28
Apr 25
20
non-cum
15
1174
12
5274
53%
15
15
15
1474
15
3,200
1274
1274
12%
12%
1274
5,900
'
1574
127a
1274
26
2674
2674
4,600
46
4674
4674
4674
4674
4674
7,300
16574 165V4
1274
12%
5474
5374
16574
167
*166
16774
166 74
16674
220
1274
13
13
1374
13 74
1374
24,700
54
56
16,300
267a
2674
2674
2674
4674
4674
537-4
54
53%
54
21
2174
21
2174 7
21
2174
21
2174
3474
3474
3474
3474
3474
3474
3474
4,900
4374
4474
4374
44
4374
4474
4374
4474
11,300
*1474
1574
*1474
1574
300
2374
2374
16,500
9374
2374
*9274
2374
*9274
9374
100
15
23
*9274
1474
15
2374
23 Vn
2374
9374
*1474
9274
9274
19%
V
1974
20
20
20
19%
20 Vb
4674
9674
4678
4574
4674
97
95 74
9574
8674
87%
8674
87
8574
8674
8574
1647-4
165
'16474
16574
16474
143
'141
143
165
165
*141
143
*141
46
45%
%
56
Sep 27
100% Nov 12
1 07
Mar
110
Dec
8
16
107
Jan
9
6
IB
107
Apr
8
111% Apr
18
3274 Nov 19
49% May 31
32% Jan
13
1374 Oct 22
1774 Jun
11
16% Jan
7
20
66
82
Feb
14
76% Mar
6
83% Jan 23
4
40% Mar 25
Apr 25
1174
1474
15
24%
24%
24%
1674
16 74
1674
1674
16 7-4
1674
16%
16%
1,700
50
5074
4974
5074
16,500
497a
4974
4874
3274
3274
32%
3374
3374
33%
3374
3374
1,800
3674
3774
3674
37%
3774
38 *4
3774
3874
26,500
5174
5274
51%
52
5274
5274
5274
53
874
74
8 74
7%
8
1074
10%
11
8
8
8
*7%
10%
1074
11
574
574
574
574
*1474
8
&
Western
574
147a
1474
11
11
nytt
1174
1174
11%
30 VA
3074
3074
31
80
80
79
79
17
1674
17
1674
74
*88
3074
3074
30%
80
80
1674
1674
7
9/64
'79
16%
33
a
*88
90
American
1674
9/64
88
7374
7474
74%
7574
76
3774
38
377*
38
3774
38
37%
1 9 74
1974
19 V4
19
1974
1974
1974
1974
16
15%
16
15
157a
1574
15%
1574
1574
43,600
2074
21
2074
2174
2074
2174
30,500
21
2174
"
1974
2 1 74
"
225
*89
100
'
100
*90
100
*90
100
*180
225
*180
225
180
225
674
674
4,400
16
1674
1574
1574
1574
15%
1574
3,600
2674
*2574
26
26
2674
2674
26%
1,800
4574
44%
45
4474
4474
4474
4474
4,800
674
1
26 74
26 7 4
26
4474
4474
4474
'82
.
\
34 74
* 7374
*79
8674
*90
*107
5
2
25
10374
20%
3274
58 74
85
3 4 74
77
81
86 74
92
108
104
*8174
3474
*7374
'79
8674
*90
108
*104
6 74
85
3474
77
81
8674
9274
674
•82
85
85
'32
35
3474
77
*7374
77
*7374
*79
81
'79
82
*80
88%
*86
3474
8774
'90
3474
8874
8874
9274
90
108
10774
10774
10474
104
104
108
10474
10474"
"
104
2074
2074
2074
2074
207a
337a
3374
3374
3374
33%
*33
5874
5774
58
57 74
58%
58
*2374
*23 7a
24
♦2374
1
28%
2974
28%
2974
..1
*1774
1874
17%
18
18
1874
1874
6574
6574
65
65
66
68
67
67
;
260
27
2774
27
2774
2774
2774
27%
28
28,600
50
6474
66
267'a
27
5774
*23%
24
2874
*1774
2974
2374
24
2974
For footnotes
see
patre
28.
6
1474 Apr
22
25 y8 Jan
21
3774 Apr
25
20
107
107
107
106
106
*11074
11174
110
11074
110
11074
220
3774
3874
3874
17,200
17,500
5
series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
4.6%
Airlines
Inc
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
3874
37%
19%
20
8174
927a
*90
8174
9274
92
*90
92
1974
19%
19%
1974
19%
1974
1974
1974
81
817a
8074
SO 7-4
8074
8074
81
8174
100
100
100
100
*90
92
*90
92
'90
92
*90
*90
9174
*90
9174
'90
9174
'90
'91
92
*91
92
*91
9274
*91
9274
*91
93
'9274
93
9274
9274
*92 74
9374
*92%
93%
30
*92
2374
22%
23 Va
2374
23%
23
74
237a
14,200
1474
5.600
24%
1
common
3874
100
5
$3.60 preferred series...
$4.10 preferred series
Northwest
3874
3974
(Minn)—
Common
$4.16 preferred series
2
3,400
*10574
$4.11 preferred series
Feb
66,100
3974
$4.08 preferred
JaV
19
11074
5
24% Feb. 24
2974
107
7
31
1874
24
38%
93% Mar
10%
28%
5,100
11074
92
4
*2374
1,100
59
•105%
8
July 12
3374
111
6
1774 Jan
1,100
2074
33
107
Jan'
38
20%
2074
110
87
2574 Dec 31
2074
870
•105
18
22
140
-
100
90% Feb
9% Oct
50
9274
*90
108
104%
=10774
130
88%
90
108
100
92
257-4 Aug 26
24,200
35
7674
8174
3274
59
24
Pacific Ry
7974 Oct
20 Va July 22
8474
*83
3474
*7374
preferred
77% NOV 14
9
674
preferred.
91% Mar 18
24% Jan
10,300
4,600
2,600
7774
574%
18
7
50
7474
5.80%
Northern
Jan
22 74 Apr
1,120,100
88
'36
83
14
3874
10
87
Feb
71,000
674
New common.
1
90 V* Jan
.90
..
19 74
25
Ry Co
Feb
4
400
2,100
11/64
90
400
1.4 VA
1674
Aviation....
90
5
.
674
Capital Corp
Central
78
Feb
*14%
14%
1674
Ry common
92
28% Feb
5,800
100
Adjustment preferred
10
1
1,700
2,100
574
574
60
*3074
12,000
.
-
1314
•
,
8
11%
8
674
15%
100
Jan
15% Oct 22
874
77a
*1074
674
preferred
88
8
3%
874
874
4,300
1174
574
13%
•11
*130
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Mar 29
Oct
2,500
5074
3874
2074
100
92
27
2,200
1474
2474
No par
77% Nov 13
Feb
143
*141
14%
100
series A
Northern States pwr Co
Nov
340
2474
Northern Natural Gas Co-
2674 Apr
104
Jan
*50
19,500
1474
225
preferred
Northern
8,400
8674
16474
24
*89
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
Northeast
4674
No par
5%
Common
North
16,100
20
9674
*95
2374
*180
York Shipbuilding Corp
;
Y State Electric Gas Corp—
Norfolk
4574
v
9674
*95
6,300
14%
2474
1478
t_50
Common
Preferred
4.85%
2674
,1
34
New Haven «Sc Hartford Co—
$3.75
900
5374
1474
No par
preferred
Y & Harlem RR Co
*53
1274
'"*89
New
N
S3
13
5274
15
York Dock—
N
1,900
1274
5274
15%
...
.i.u.No par
Chicago & St Louis Co
N Y
14
75
1174
13
52%
3774
I
Brake
N Y
97% Jan 30
200
7474
10
York Central
5
1674
9/64
88
1674
pfd.100
Corp
12
23% Feb
88
1
%
Newmont
574
1374
1174
30 7 4
7974 ' 7974
*1074
30 74
common—No par
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
13 V* Mar
3
574
1
Rights
17% Jan
Apr
;
,
874
774
11
1374
1
Inc
37 Vs Feb
18
10%
1
...
774
1
Co
New
18
8
1
Fibre
Corp
Newberry Co (J J)
374% preferred
16
Jan
87
30
5
Radiator
S
Neisner Bros
Feb
17
Oct
10
r
Co
Natomas
Nehi
■j's Apr
Oct 22
1
i...
National Vulcanized
14% Jan
14
76
Cast-No par
...
National Theatres
4
1274 Jan 27
974 Jan
Steel
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
Mar 25
9
8% Feb
Feb
Malleable
Corp
National Tea Co
10
Nov 13
5 1 74
Natl
13
71
5174
5
Apr 25
7'/4 Jan
1 6474 1 66
*141 ; 143
100
100
1
National Sugar Ref Co——..No par
National Supply (The) Pa
5
Service
3574 Mar 10
87 74
86
5
1974
47
9674
*95
1474
23 74
1674
4974
3274
377-4
National Linen
38Va Apr 24
4674
1
No par
14%
23 74
1674
49%
3274
3674
7
6
19%
10
Co
preferred A
preferred B
1%
6%
22
Gas
Gypsum Co common
53
774 Jan
Jan 11
5
16% Mar 12
16
14% Jan 11
8% Oct 23
474 Dec 23
13
Apr
4274 Jan
Mar
56% Jan
11
33
14274 Jan
May 17
9% Sep
6% Dec 30
6
30 74 Jan
9
Jan
.
Jan
4774 Apr
3
3774 Mar 11
17
3674 Jan
15
7
167% Jan 23
13
23
3074 Dec
Dec
Mar 25
103% Feb
Jan
21 y4
29% Nov 22
7
17
4774 Jan
18
4974 Dec
84% Apr
Apr
15 Va Sep
•2174 Dec 30
1474 Dec
8
3
17% Jan
4674
16474 166
.127V 1274
54
5474
21 74
2 1 74
3474
347a
4374
44
*1474
15
23
23 74
*9274 94
4574
10
common
1174
13
52%
10
25
1.25
22%
14
*2374
34
23%
14 74
2474
3474
23
14
*23%
33
1474
14%
24%
•2374
35 74
35%
9274
14%
147
a
14%
1474
2474
*2374
2474
*2374
36
36
37
37
170
37 V*
6,500
\
Volume
187
Number 5737
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1909)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Apr. 22
Apr. 23
Apr. 24
Apr. 21
Friday
the Week
Apr. 25
Shares
o
42% Oct
22
83 >2 Oct
24
52% May
9
50% Jan
14
101% Mar 18
94'/* Jan
9
Apr 25
99% Apr 24
84 y2 Jan
7
91
7634 Jun 27
89
85% Nov 12
29
Jan
1037# Mar
85>2 Nov 13
1
98
Jan
56
14
Jan
103
Ohio Edison Co common
11
4.44%
28',2 Dec
30
35
21
443,* Jun 14
39% Jan
9
33% Mar 25
45% Mar 31
18
Jan
3
17 y« Jan
6
18
97
Jan
15
Oct
I6V2 Sep 26
317# July 24
96
Jan
8
28y# Jan
13
92
Jan
101
28
Feb
Feb
95
4%
4.24%
22% Oct 22
28% Mar
7
26% Jan
7
32% Apr
37% Dec
617* July 11
13% Jan 11
31 '/2 Apr
7
7'/# Jan
2
9074 May 31
66
19
43 V2 Feb
19
7
Dec
30
•54
Dec
30
38% Oct 22
18% Oct
73
49'/a Jun
21
Apr
89
Nov
30
68
21
667a July 25
8G
Nov
13
24
Nov
12
43
85
NOV
18
Jan
96
104
3
Jan
4
2
Apr 15
13% Jan
7
15
7
69% Mar 31
Feb
7
99
25'/# Jan
2
87
Jan
17
94% Apr
4%
$5
103
45
18%
*93%
96%
*93%
96%
*9372
31%
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
34%
34%
33%
34%
5
1
9%
100
77
,
6.25
102
45
18
18
*17%
95
*93
95
101
13%,
11,500
177a
51 %
51%
237 a
24
237a
13%
42%
*12%
x32%
32i%
6,000
33%
337a
53,100
97 a
14,400
9%
67%
987h
98%
51%
,
79%
52
52%
7,700
23%
24%
28,700
24
30
29%
93 %
93%
94%
102
-
*101
370
102
170
13%
*12%
13%
43%
42%
4374
10,100
67
68%
6 7%
68 %
8,300
*98
98%
97%
98
29%
29%
29%
67%
98
29:%
94%
-
43V4
297 a
29%
94%
29%
-
*12%
13%
43%
98
98%
29%
9%
79
67
68
68%
98%
"
79
43
44
67
*101
102
102
101%
*12%
9%
96
34%
78
50%
800
*93
32%
33%
42%
-
•
19,300
45%
1774
77%
15
__100
common
33%
44%
76%
No par
preferred
Paper Co
preferred—
33
18%
24%
23%
102%
33%
45%.
51%
51
60
45
33% ,34
9
9%
9%
470
%
32%
78
9
*76
42 %
1
6.25
com
33%
45
18%
24%
*121
1.
32%
45%
51%
23 %
No par
33 %
45
9%
51
30c
32%
*18
78
,
103
103
33%
Corp
102
*99'%
.<*99%
45
,
99%
90
*101%
102%
103
*99 %
11,200
99%
89 >/4
102%
33 %
(The)
Oxford
22
*99%
56
55%
■i
94
*101 %
*18
preferred
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Apr
9
30% Mar 25
103
102%
55%
997a
7.50
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Corp
94
,
Overland Corp
44% Mar 21
Jan
102%
*101 '/*
55%
99%
*91%
94
10
com
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
111
37% Feb 24
>2
convertible
Otis Elevator
26 '/# Mar 13
98%
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15
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preferred
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Oliver Corp common
4
55
99
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55%
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94
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100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
25
59
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Jan
53% Apr
7
12% Apr
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18
50% Oct
13
82% Mar
23
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79 7# Apr
3
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6
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Jan
40% Jan
377a Jun 11
2
13% Dec
19
Oklahoma
55
98
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100
Ohio Oil Co
Apr 23
55%
98
100
preferred
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preferred
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44% Jan
4
54%
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17
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19
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21
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31
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23
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26% Jan
9
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8
10
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17
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19
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21
43% Oct 22
40% Dec
10% Feb
14
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40
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5
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17
Pacific
Pacific
1
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4074 Jan
2
21
7
117% Jan
45
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2474 Apr
8
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143
131
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13
4
Feb
27
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22
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4
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3
17
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16
37
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2
: 47
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90
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98
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2
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8472 July 23
28
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12
,
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11
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22
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14% Dec
30
53
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21
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27
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27
3
21
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Pan Amer World Airways Inc—
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25
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
Apr
15
7
25
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6
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9
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3
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21
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6
3074 Jan
10
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21
2374 Jan
2
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6
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30% Feb
5%
20
30
137a Jan
9
11
Nov
26
25% Jan
8
13% Jan
4% Jan
1974 Apr
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27
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82% Jan
94
25
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21
16
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7074 July 12
64% July 19
457# Jan
9
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50
Apr
28
15 y# Feb
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14
67
Jan
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30
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13
22
41% Jan
2
9074 Oct
28
106
Jan
29
97% Jan
2
104
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6
101
Jan
25
95
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2
25
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30
7
11% Feb
28
1017# Apr
13 y2 Jan
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19
25
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25
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23
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2
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25
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11
85
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32% Mar 11
39 74 Apr
25
16% Oct
21
24 74
May
1974 Jan
237a Apr
21
54
Apr
21
101% Apr
9
4574 Feb
92
22% Jan
35
25
607
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a
49
37
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Aug
•
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50
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10
95
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14
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25
98% Mar 28
20
20% Jun
7
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27
574 Aug
7
42% Feb
12
8572 Sep
37% Dec
10
97
Feb
25
92
23
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2
37
40% May 21
23
11
Nov
76 % Nov
,
14
3
16
Apr
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10
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22
100
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4074 Apr
24
23
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21
106
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89
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6
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7
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19
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10
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3
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3
22
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100 ya Jan
31
106
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22
15
12% Jan
6874 Jan
16
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65
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12
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3
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26
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3
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44
21
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31
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-
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82% Dec
24
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139
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134
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21
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94
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11
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4
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78
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2
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30
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74
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22
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84
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69
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16
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4
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11
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27
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10
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7
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26
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81
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92
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1
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11
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4
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26
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22
64
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9%
22
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2472 Feb
31
1
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4
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5
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27
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25
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.
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;
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37
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25
24
2
22
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3
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30
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31
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,
38
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1
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100
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3
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:
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76
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
4
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60
67
76
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100
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4
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Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Mar 19
1474
99
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100
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44
99
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64
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7
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Pitney-Bowes Inc
16
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3
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14
25
63
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7
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150
14
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2
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16
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97
26
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30
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Phllco Corp common
374% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
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Phillips Petroleum——
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5%
preferred
Plllsbury Mills Inc common
11
Oct
•
4474
1474
27 74
5174
4.30%
15
94% Jan
7
474
147#'
23 74
'
Jan
474
1474
23
1474
Phila &
63% Mar 13
74% Jan
75
•
Co
*23
127'/* 12774
♦14174 144
". 47«
4%
23
9074
preferred
preferred
4.68%
17 74 Mar 25
23
21
19
474
14%
3474
24
23
100
$1 conv preference com
9
12
144
87#
12.50
2
Feb
128
97*
51
(conv)
6
79% Feb
12774
27#
9%
& Co Inc common—1
Electric
*23
•
;
•
*14174
*1874
1374
Phelps-Dodge Corp—
53% Dec
38% Oct
Nov
(Chas)
2nd preferred
47% Mar 24
Jan
677/2 Nov 22
i
24.
2%
90
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
25
5
3174 Apr
18% Apr
11
24
♦23
187*
1974
474%
Feb
106
18
11,100
27#
18
;
99
22
447»
*3074
__1
Pet Milk Co common
37% Jan
Nov
2172 Oct
447a
197#
10
Ry Co
21
94
447a
33yac
& Eastern
1
1047a Feb
4474
19% '
40
series preferred
6
Aug 26
44%
1
(The)__
Feb
87
9,600
4474
7674
25
Pepsi-Cola Co_
.
2
-
56%
12774*
34%
No par
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria
49 7
56'/a
1974
Chemicals
4.40%
17
Jan
.*
Corp
49'/#
5674
3.50
105% Apr
947a Feb
14
92
7
25
49% Jan
65% July 15
21
19% Aug
14% Jan
3
prior preferred
Ford
19
*18%
4974
1974
5
400
4974
,
2
2
13% Dec
34% Oct
52 y2 Mar
4674 Apr
common
2,100
56
7574
-•
*
900
;
1174
56 74
144
*96
,
19
13
49
75%
1
Corp
lo
Penna Glass Sand Corp
,
1
Penn Power & Light com—No par
4%%
preferred
100
25
86% Nov
Pennsalt
.
767#
Nopar
•1874
1074
127#
49
24.
44 74
99
19%
19
10'/#
*11
56 %
474
4474
*96
7474
$1.60 convertible preferred
3.
44%
.
2.50
Penney. (J C) .Co
24
39 % Oct
&
.
11%
1474
34%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
21
75
conv
Penick
.
4%
1474;
No par
Transportation
Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co
4
1474
34 74
Patlno Mines &
23% Jan 31
474
1
13%
44%
*141 74
1
Parker Rust Proof Co
7
1
a
1174
567a
24
126%
143
1174
137
4874
,
5674
4474-
24
143
100
Parke Davis & Co
31
7% Jan
2
2
48%
1257# "12074/
No par
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
*1874
'
"
45
*2372
! '
—
14
777a Apr
*1874
44%
Telep & Teleg common—100
preferred
100
38% Feb
21
Apr 10
3074 Dec 31
22
27j, Dec
Jan
Pacific
Pacific
4%
19
/ '
19
13 7#
1174
13%
1.17a,
*11
48
}"
1174
13%
1174
50% ' 57%"
No par
*11
74
47 74
No par
1174
13
1174
*1874
Mills
6%
11
13%
1174
10
Lighting Corp
4
15% Jan
137a
25
,
Pacific
23
1074
1074
*11
25
Finance Corp
Gas <fe Electric
21"
15% Jan
31
24% Jun
2
12% Jan
-
5
Pacific
<
2
Inc
Coast Co common
Pacific
'5774 Apr 21
20% Feb
137% Mar 12
7% Apr 22
Amer Fisheries
preferred
2
2
Oct
36
5%
Jan
47% Jan
9
% Jan
132'
Jun
22
1174 Apr 22
13% Mar 24
2
13
33
119% Oct 23
4
2
517a Jun 13
33% Sep 25
197a Nov 19
112% Oct
2
22
7% Jan
974 Jan
-
,
r
34%
~'
120
5.400
4,100
/ 15,900
I
Q
(
f
33% Jan; 2
123% Aug 13
£374 Oct 22
3974,Sep
13
138 V# Dec
30
:
For footnotes
29% Jan
see
7
page 28.
87% Feb 11
136
Jan
9
24
Jan
2
4374 Apr 21
1467# Apr 23
'
28
Apr
18
Quaker Oats Co (The) common
5
6%
preferred
!
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
lo
43
74<. 43 74
145 <
28
42 3 *
43'/*
43
145
*145
147
146'#
28
28
28
*27%
43%
427*
146%
*144'/#
28
28
43%
14o
28
42%
'
*27%
5,800
43'/#;
60
146
146
•
27 7 a
«
"»
600
25
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
v%
26
Monday, April 28, 195S
...
.
*
(1910)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Apr. 23
Apr. 22
Apr. 21
Par
exchange
Highest
Lowest
stock
new york
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 24
j'.-. Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sales for
And high sale prices
low
stocks
Previous
Bange for
Shares
Apr. 25
R
21% Aug
48'/4 Feb
11
59% Jun
Dec
23
34% Jan
16% Mar 18
23% Aug
14
22 Yh Dec
11
39
25
Dec
69% Jan
6
7
11
10
45 % Apr
18
20
743/4 Jan
6
16% Apr
8
14% Jan
21% Apr 25
32
10
Jan
Jan
29
41 % Apr
31% Jan
12
5% Dec
31
12% Jan
36
Apr 24;
8
8
2
45
July 31
31
20% Dec 24
30
Mar 29
20% Feb 25
62
Dec
10
62
Feb
Oct
10
32% Jan
10
8% May
Oct
22
13 % Apr
Dec
18
59% Jan
2
21% Dec
18
39
July 19
*22% Jan
Mar 12
40
37
7% Oct
22
32% Dec
30
65% May 16
39% Nov
12
46% Mar 29
32% Jan 10
41% Jan
6
63%'Jan
73% Sep
19
83% Feb
82% Jan 22
78% Jan
,
24
99
4
94% Jan
Dec
23
21% Jan
18
10% Jan
18% Dec
Aug
33% Jan
2
Oct
4
6
7% A.,r
8
36% July 19
44% July 17
27% May
21
20% Dec
23
Dec
23
28
26% Aug
24
Oct
:
423% May
21
4
19% Oct
22
22% Jan
2
34% Apr 11
4
32
2
2
3533/4 Jan 23
37% Dec
19
17% Dec
30
40% May 16
Jun
26
35
24
15% Jun
10% Jan
i 16%
30% Jan
Jan
8
11
*93
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
Cable
Rome
24
10
Rons on
5
373/8 Feb
19
Corp__—
16,300./
44%
441/2
45
64r'/2
62% y63v2
4,400
23%'
24 Va
24
24 ',4
9,400
32
32 %
32
•32
-
,-32%
•,
43k
4%
23'b
23Va
31
*29
31
7 *29
>
35%'
25%
25%
330% 338
25%
25%
338%
341%
96
26%
26V4
26%
26%
18
18 Vb
18 Vo
18 Va
18'/B
1,700
44 v)
149,900
16T)
5,200
35%
6,100
9%
300
31ae
46,700
14%
14%
14%
15
42%
43%
42%
43 VB
42
42%
43
16%
16%
,
16%
16%
16%
lt>%
16%
16%
16 1/4
35'4
35%
35%
35%
35Vii
35%
35
*9V4
35% i
•.'9%
*9%
2,800
9%
91/4
9%
*9%
9%
31%
31Vu
31%
;
a
433.,
1434
35%
1,000
8v
43%
14%
5
181%
I8V2
15%
15%
•
9,100
27
15%
*14%
i
1,180
,
% .
•b8.Y
8
8
b
v"
26%
18
8
345
.
26 VB
8
54,400
25%
25%
*93
27
8
5,400
8,500
36
343
96
*93
96
*93
<■!*.
30 >%
.....
34%
361,4
35%
n
2,JOO
23
23v4
/
1,500
<
4%
4%
23%
34%
334%.
•>■8%.
8
,
v
"23%
*29
34%
b
6,200
li.ooo v
62%'
4%
31
;
2'.'4
63%
23!b
25%
*93
11Tb
2 1/8
C3
:
'23%
332%
280
101 Va
2 Vo
;
2'A
2% ..,'2%
"
v. -25
87%
111,4
11tB
;
96 z >
'
-101 %
101V2
11%
H%
4%» v;
vV34:%.;
'
87 Va
*86%
*86%
*101
101
101
16,000
*85
"
1,500
75%
96
*85
8734
*86%
45%
75
.73%
95
*80
*44
75
,
73%
32
18%
7%
1
:
.
48,000
32
26%
18 %
1
20 Guilders
1
Ruppert (Jacob)
14%
39%
'
96
25%
:
(Geo Di
13%
38%
73%
-
.
.'•
.
13%
39%
31%
■
,,
...
13%
23
v
,
38%
*44
'9o
23%
333%
600
31%
> 4%
.33%
26 % %
25%
—-5
.—1
Ruberoid Co (The)
10% Mar 19
33%
25.800
31:i 8
—
Corp
Corp
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Royal McBee Corp
Roper
Feb
21
14
Apr
Jan
100
preferred series A
15
■~i 44% Apr 25
7
2
16
Nov 25
Feb
7% Oct
28
Apr 24.
.21% Jan
7% Apr 17
:12% Jan
2
37% Jan 13
2
332
12,400
39%
23
*29
47.3u0
32%
v.64%;.-
t
41 '8
10% '
;31%
63%
.
413«
32
.2%
•
*55B
*10%
'
13%: >.13%
38%
11%
-"4%
31,
20
40%
313)
4
87%
233.4
23%
*29
Haas Co common
*10%
40%
4.400
53,
5%
10%
41 %
5%.
5%
800
10,600 -V bV
22%
:
'^.2%'v
32 '
'
59
21%
22%
32%
39
HQ
200 —
21tb
*57
.10%
22%
.
*211.8
59
23%
1003^
•
20 U
22%
23 T*
*86%
22 %
4%
4%
27
2
63%
10
20%
23V4
1QP%
:. 2%:
64%
2%
33
24%
,;u%
12
11%
T
33
«
200
c
33V4
2334
73%
101%
100 %
12Ti
*32%
*57
22 7
900
8
12 7
13 Va
•
5%
443/4
87% :;
*86%
31%
28
Jan
,
■',5%
>
44%
95
*5'%
24%,
13%
1,600
,
800
5%
39%
.72%
*84
73,%
•%,;
73 VB
*84
—5
Rohm &
96
Apr 22.
.
4434
convertible preferred——25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rockwell-Standard Corp
—.—5
i 273/8 Jan 27
2
6.
18
39%
44%
,•;
19
-
23%
>13%
38%
I334
38%
5%%
28% Jan
,90
Jan
.22% Jan
July 24
22% Aug 22
60% Jun 10
11
26% Mar 20
31% Mar 21
36% Apr 24
Apr
33
13%
37
.
> 5%
*13
-
1,400
26%
•
19
19
10%
41
i 24
( 31%'
24%
32i
Antelope Copper Mines—
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
24
,
—
——
Ritter Company
Feb
:
24
*32
; v7T«
59
21%
"
5%
10%
40%
26
37-
73,4
21
*57
22%
5%
10%
-
t
27".
;300 y
7%
34%
20%
21%
58 %
;f22%
•
5%
10%
40%
Roan
Mar 21
5
2
2
Jan
Corp
Paper Corp
Riegel
.22% Jan
*
96
21
243/4 Mar 17
"22% Jan
May 29
33% May 21
31
13% Jan
2
% 29
8
20% Dec
23
28
'
Oil
Richfield
Feb
312 *
81% Nov
8% Dec
2% Mar 21
64% Apr 21
■
39%
B—10
*21
32%
32%
-
%
43,100
8,100
22'/)
323.1
7%
13%
*33%
33%
21%
,900
25,700 .v;
„
-
5%
*12%
13 Vb
*57-' '
5»r,23>>i
5VB
—100
100
1
5s
No par
series
series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
Preferred 4.50%
:
-
10%
;—.——10
_——
Preferred 3.60%
21
% 13% Feb
4
1% Jan
>,
29% Mar 5
31% July 24
19
22 % Dec
285
4
Common
83% Feb
7
86% Feb 18
22%
—1
2.50
1
50
-——„
Reynolds Metals Co common
43/4% preferred series A
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class
101% Apr
A
Inc
Rexall Drug Co
W/a Jan
>55
1
80
23
19% Jan
4
3% Apr
1% Oct 21
56% Dec 30
34
7.21%/;:
Revlon
"I
24
87% Jun
•'
*33%
Co—-5
21
i 45% Jan 22
75% Apr 25
68% Jun
72% Jun
•
6
*12%
33'/»
*56
14% Apr 25
•45
Mar 24
5
10
-
-.*■■
va
22'/4
•
7%
7%
*5
6%
6%
6
15
26%
26%
19
19%
19
•
15%
;
26
*32
37
*32
7% '
1.000
4,700 %
•
>
32 %
26%
19%
49 *
26
•'
32%
;
17
22'a
22 Va
26%
37
v
7%
25,100
74
26 VB
26V4
:
*32%
.19%
'«*•
♦12% "*13%
5
4
*32
'19%
22
27 Vb
27 Vb
^
>37.' P
preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass
——5
'
•
66% Dec
Mar
"27
v
15%
14%
14%
32%
~
29% Jan 30
5
10
2
8% Jan
-»
52% July 22
6
25%
22%
26%
Conv
44% Mar 11
25% Jan
July 11
10% Jan
4
21
26%
•<
7%
Reliance Elec & Eng
11% Feb
9 % Jan
-
;
49
*48%
49
26 VB
19%
5
37%. Apr
9
48 Va
48%
26%
*32
6
23% Apr 15
7% Feb 20
j
Jan
5
17.
17%
17
*48
14%
33% Mar 20
9
Jan
16 % Jan
6
25
16%
17%
22% '■-,23 %%%- "22%
32%
*32%
>>, *32%
5
No par
Reliance Mfg Co common
73'/4.
32 Vis
16%
32 V)
73'/4
14%.;
——.—.500
Feb
21%,Feb 11.
i 57
Mar 24
31%
73 %
Xl4%
1434 i
25%
$1.25 div prior preference
10
Reliable Stores Corp———.10
35
Jan 13
54..
1
13
6
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves Bros Inc
14% Feb
3% Jan
2
12% Apr 25
10
30% Dec 10
4% Dec
Fe£T~7
6% Jan 28
-
13»/e Dec
noncum
32%
73%
74
49
31%
■
14%
32 v*
32%
•
16%
,
49
47%
Rels (Robt) & Co—
6% Feb 28
15% July 8
31
3'/b Dec
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
4%
7
Feb 13
22%
9
17% Jan
6
Jan
24
Mar
12
30
26
2
Oct
16'/* Dec
34% Jan
30
'i- 73.
rnzt
16%
5
50s—50
50
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
25% Jan 20
,
2
Apr
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co—
22
26% Apr
Inc
Ranco
17% Mar 12
13.
28
1st preferred
$3.50
29
19% Jan 21
52% Mar 3
'
21% i*eb
13
34% Jan
4
30 % Nov
35
24
Jan
78
72 Vb
73
31%
32%
32
com—No par
No par
i
5
No par
Radio Corp of America
Jan 14
,35
2
30% Jan
May 13
40
22
64 % Jun 24
17
Mar 22
Oct
27
9 %
'
V.; -
7/
2
93
14
176
uuly
78
4
24% Jan
■84% Jan
161V Jan
2
July 17
.
24
137
Feb
22
Dec
30
46% Mar
6
:
21% Oct
24
25% Dec
2
.24
26% uan
11
74% Feb
5
463
Apr
7
60
Oct
2
235.
Jan
20
261
22 a%
Jan;
2
Jan
2
10% Jan
2
preierred
4.30% conv preferred
4%
-
St
Lead Co
Joseph Light & Power
28% Apr
25
343/4 Feb
3
1
10% Apr
17
14% Jan
3
Savage Arms Corp
16% Oct
22
23% Jun
13
,18% Feb
12
23% Mar 24
Schenley Industries Inc
31% Oct
21
37% Nov 27
32"% Jan
13
44% Mar 20
29
25
36
* Feb
20
Schering Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
30
22 % May 29
64% Jun 14
•26%
-
10 % Dec
10
50% Dec
9
Feb
13
235
304
Jan
May 23
23% Oct 22
3
Feb
6
Oct
30
96
17% Oct
11
29% Oct
39% May
22
11% Dec 24
Sep
11
Dec
62
Nov
y
4
" Jan
20
-SO 3% Jan
2
90
2
17% July
Nov 15
34
,
3
•
35% Mar 25
17
12
Jan
17
Jan
8
86
Mar
7
,78
Oct
22
102
Mar
7
94
.
7
Mar
24
14% Jan
8% Apr
21
Apr 15
:j96
«
653/4 Feb
71% Oct
85
Feb
'-'f 32% Apr 25
2
.26% Jan
23% Jan 29
85
Apr 22
2
48% Jan
205
190
St L San Fran Ry Co com
Schick Inc
23
5
84
Jan
28
—
$3.40 preferred
4 99% Jan 24
$4
10%
preferred
Dec
19
Jan
7
33% Jan
21
2
83
1
May
Dec
23
36
Jan
4
15% Oct
23
18
Dec
82
20
9
19
7
13
21% Apr
17 % Jan
10
Sep 19
52 V* Feb
12
8% Jan
2
29 % May 22
22% Nov 19
24
24% Oct
22
29% Jan
22
15% Jan
3
2% Aug
12
42% Jan
9
f
"
6
26% Jan
2
87/c Jan
10
19
33
Oct
1
26% Feb
25
25
Dec
23
58% Jan
2
25 % Apr
11
7"% Mar 12
10% Sep
9
93
Nov 13
18% Dec
19
29% Jun
10
13 % Dec
23
213/4 Apr
9% Oct
22
17 ye
i
30
25
oHu
.Feb
58
May 21
<
33% Dec
49
32% Apr
17
U
49% J&n
30
Dec
17
89
Jan
8
45% Dec
23
68% Jun
6
49
14
80-/4 ivitty 27
Nov
12
Shattuck
3
1'
3
30
16 Vb Jan
16
25 % Jan
17
6
2
60
3
61
25
<
Mfg
No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
:
Smith
3
Smith-Corona
16 % Jan
22
5
58% Jan
10
72 3/4 Apr
25
Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
ly 15
44 % Jan
13
52 % Apr
25
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15 % Apr
3
18% Jan
24
Solar
53% Oct
22
70% Dec
45% Dec
23
65
1534 Sep 25
6% Oct
18% Jan
,a
J
21% Jan
22
18
10% Jun
2
-
6
6% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
13
47% Jan
14
23% May
2
9% Apr
26%
23
Apr 25
O)
5
33 %c
Smith-Douglass
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
16
5%
Co
50
preferred
24% Oct
21
39% Jan
11
25% Jan
7
Sep 23
35% Jan
25
32 % Jan
13
34% Jan
24
10
513/4 Jun
13
49% Jan
2
57% Apr
16
20% Jan
2
25% Dec
26
*. 24% Jan
13
293/4 Apr
2
25% Oct
22
May 27
28 % Jan
2
32% Apr
24
Southern
Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
33
2
14
Southern
Natural Gas
30
44% Sep
32
29% Dec 23
33
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
2
40% Apr
41% Apr
an
8
30
Jan
10
38 Vb Apr
21
25
19% Feb
Nov 26
4
16% Jan
2
173/4 Feb
6
Feb
20
.
28% Dec
11
45,a
16% NOV 27
76% Oct
81
4
Jan
17
22
34% Dec
12% Dec 31
26
Jan
Jan
Jan
34% Jan
35% Apr
23
8
14
Jan
23
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
3
4
Apr
18
Sparton Corp
49 Vs Apr
22
22
94 % Jan
9
30
19 % Jan
14
12 Va Jan
2
17% Dec
30
26 %
July 15
17 Vt Apr
17
15
85% Jan
2
94 Va Jan
28
11
9% Jan
2
14 % Apr
21
7
62 % Jan
3
72% Apr
21
11
21 Vb Jan
6
61
4
,
60
Nov 11
19% Lec
24
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
July
98 % J;
n
12% Apr
8
72% Jan
353/4
For
footnotes
see
jud
page
28.
88
59% Mar
6
92
Jan
Apr
22
15
Jan
24
20% Jan
16
24% Mar 11
Southwestern
Public Service
100
$4.50 preferred
t
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
89%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20v4
20V4
20%
I514
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15v8
15%
11%
11%
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27
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14,200
27%
;
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11%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%,
22%
23
23
221%
37%
37%
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37%
38
38
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56%.
59
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54
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16
53%
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16
171/B
17
17'%
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15%
15%
11,200
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4,800
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52%
51'%
52'%
45,900
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8
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17
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52
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100
551/4
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55%
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32
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39
12,300
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371/2
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82
90
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13
13
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38 vs
27,700
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3,300
76
76
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13
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61
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23
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12
33
28
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69
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i
5
11
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88
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2
r
5%
5
68%
343/4
25
271/4
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34%
& Co $5.50 pfd
26%
67 3/b
1
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20% preferred
—100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
Spear
26%
68'%
1
2.50
Co
26 T 4
55%
171/4
Jan
Aur
■
37%
Jan
90
31%
17
2% Jan
31
29%
36%
12
Jan
29
No par
20
preferred
32
47
56%
No par
Pacific Co
non-cum
7
28
56 Vb
(Del)
5%
10
Jan
.y
Southern Railway common
Southern
10
65
•
41
31
78
26%
34%
7.50
Co
2 9v%
26%'
1,200
10 vb
29%
;
25%
26%
8
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291/4
27%
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'
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31 a
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65
10v4
29V4
16
5
5
Southern Co (The)
Apr 23
11% Dec
11
Edison
76
45% Apr 25
79% Nov 13
8% Dec
Southern California
651/4
64%
*10%
11
10%
10
5,900
,
29%
-
V
19,300
19va
18%
103'B
50%
>•:
25
common
1
preferred
6% Jan
3
82% Nov
8%
19vb
313/4
71
26
52
•••-
11%
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P8VBP'
8
25%
19
11%
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b 17".
-
16
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•
241/4
;
: 27%
91/4
571,4'
25
South Porto Rico Sugar
18% Jan
2% Dec 31
40
28% Mar 11
17 '/a
50%
Aircraft
•
23 78
321/4
'•? 52%
L
15%
50
21'%
;
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■
24
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,
27% V.
17
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15
51% Feb
27
27V4
21
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85
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4,600
87
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71%
14
50% Feb
58
70%
Nov
43
;
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9
19 % Feb
2
50
•
23
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30 3/4 Jan
2
14% Jan
21%
21
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7
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84
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98
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6,100
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84
19%
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57%/:
2
f
15 VB
Vg
29%
26%
5VB
63%
97 %
67%
20
15 Vb
53%
11
10%
9
57 y»
23
62%
'
10,200
9%
*.
27 Ve
52%
23% Oct
36% Sep
60
10'4
'
-
5
20% Jan
63 T«
29%
"v 9%
32..
25
10
30
19
281%
9 !I ."
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Simmonds Saw & Steel
21
'
9%
500
35
*34% ;
9%
-
11%
38'4
24
Nov 12
*341/2
19%
5
23
25
Dec
41,700
35
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%
18%
"26% >' 26 T'a
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11%
-
69
38
Oil Co
20,000
40%
40
*
85
63%
28^,;.
if
23
Apr
Skelly
22'%
va
VB. 21%
85
2
12%
9
Apr
59% Mar 25
21%
97%
23%
32 V4
68%
21
88
86%
26%
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10 Va
>101%
42%
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84
»
3,100
1,900
10%
10%
740%
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62
18%
•
5%
No par
Co
34%
24%
86a
19%
Corp of America
.
100
4,700
•
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28'%
29
r
24 /-
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•
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21%
r
31%
1
50c
1
1
Corp
9%
97%
..
23%
11%
7.50
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
Mar 21
41
Sheller
9%
% 10
11%
5
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
Sheraton
12% Mar 27
11
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G)
34T4
83
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v
:
86
Shell Oil Co
70% Mar 28
2
(Frank
22
41 7b
34%
21V4
..
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28%
26%
No par
Sharon Steel Corp
.
14% Oct
14
,
f
24% V
26%
.
2.50
1
y 48
Feb
725% Apr
28
87
No par
$4.50 preferred
23%
.28%
.
10%
'
41
62%
*96%
"
21%
21%
*85
1
Shamrock Oil & Gas
16% Jan
46% Mar
97%
1,
—
Inc common,
Shahmoon Industries Inc
23
33% Apr 25
31
Jan
9
20% Feb
t 50% Jan
,
Servel
10%
21%
83
83
3
Seiberling Rubber Co
10%
22%
■'■•X- 62
62%
*96%
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22
31
'95'
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>23%
23%
25,600
32'%
32'a
t
23%
29
%. 41% ,42%
■:
63% y
10% n
25
Apr 25
23%
v.
95
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1,400
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-
31%' y 32%
31%
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32%
9^4
19
Apr
94
23%
.
34%
10%
28%
93/4 Jan
13
33'/» Jan 7 2
17
■
9% :v
,
31%
10%
.
63%.
29% Apr 22
27% Mar 11
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971/2
22
f
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.
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31%
233.4
7 240
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240
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18%
24
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240
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19
22
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60
59%
60
240
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v
131/4 Mar 27
19% Dec
9)4
% 82%
—20
1
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp—
17% Feb
Jan
*59V4
59
^34%
24%
Seagrave
14% Feb
10
14,200
60
„
4
90
22
Nov
64
•12%
Seaboard Oil Co
25
7
25
8% Jan
1,400
121%
60
Seaboard Finance Co
Apr
113/4 Feb
123/4 Jan
2
"67% Jan
271,4
12%
60 Va
66
10% Apr 14
5
4'% Mar
.
76% July 15
7
8% Oct
5% July
27 Vs
12%
20% Mar 14
-i
3
Jan
Jan
25
7
8 % Oct
,
Mfg Co common
preferred
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
3.65%
2b%
12%
•
—25
100
Scovill
3
85% Apr 10
,1243/4 Apr 18
16% Jan 24
53% Nov 13
8% Dec
28Feb
Apr 17
*
'77% Jan
26%
-
62
■
'
21
75
>34%
,,,
No par
1
•.
-
24%
Pt
43.,
•■41%
—.—1
—30
—1
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No par
27 V*
7,bo0
25
24%
12%
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24%
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23%
21%
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24%
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5
100
205
26 Tii
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23%
3a0
93
92%
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210
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24%
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98
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31
:
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.
>;
240.;.
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/% 12%
;
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59
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Scott Paper Co common—
643/4 Mar 21
»
12%
31%
201V2. 201V2
26%»
■
12%
•
•
*
243,4
24'4
10
No par
St Joseph
5
V
215
*195
No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% noncum preferred
—100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co_—10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
13% Feb
92**
92
—100
31%
92 V4
31%
30%
1.66%
.'—100
Safeway Stores common
31% Apr 21
93
Apr
8
201% Apr 22
j 27
Feb
4
#7% Apr 24
10
Mar 22
26% Dec
23 % Nov 20
31
22,900
/
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Number 5737
Volume 187
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
42% May
2
Oct
23
82% Feb
9% Jan
9
Jan
2
11
!»
6
■?
35la Dec
.*
'
*3% May 22
59% July 16
"2% Oct 22
43 % Feb 12"
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t 62% Jan
23
v
47% Feb
68% July "5
■. .**
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36
>>.94
Jan
18% July 12
•
1138 Dec 31
12
.Jan
-
57% Dec
X 83,14
-54% Nov ' 4
59
10% Nov 21
2542 Feb 15 :--'i
Apr
23
10% Jan
15
"29%. Jan
14
1742 Jan
July 12
13% Jan
2
"3544 July 15
2
$
10% Dec 31
15 % Nov
I
k
Jan
2
18% May 15
19% May 21
27% Dec 17
15% Dec 31
15% Jan
2
5
15TV Jan
3
6
37% Jan
2
Jan
2
29
33% Oct 22
50
18% Dec *31
29% Apr 24
May
,
20
8% Apr 11
30
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Apr
1
79
Jan
16
•V 82
3
59
Apr 24
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27
26
93
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82
Jun ?
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•
30 X 29 % May'16
24% Apr 11
20% July 26
38% Jan 18
28% Oct 22
Mar 20
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Jan
1,210
\2
8
7
Feb 25
31% Mar
1680
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3
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19% Jan
10
29% Jan
3
4614 Jan
9
31% Jan
2
Dec
31
89
May
8
72% Jan
2
24 4
14
Apr
9
7% Jan
2
20% May 17
18% Jan
3
11
3% Jan
8
2
214/a Apr
35% Apr
3
42% Jan
30
27
26% Nov 13
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..
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60
36%
37%
33
15 % Feb
12
Oct .22
26
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29
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5
17%
18,500
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82
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60
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2
2
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10
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8344
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8
6
13
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2
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24
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Dec
Feb
27
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13
31
26
20
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Texas
Inc
Textrdn
Oct >?22
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,-
30
2
287'u Oct 22 > 41% Apr
Jan
3144 Jan:
24
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23% Dec 30
12%:
12 44
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26
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45%
44%"
26%
27
26%
57-
30
31% Jan
35
844
24%
5 Tb
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5%
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3,200
12%
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15,100
3,000
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45
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274 b
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184b
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34Tb
34%
34%
35
34%
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844
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105
8%
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43% Feb
26%
18
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107
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9
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6
36
10
2
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18
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50
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13
a
174-4 Apr.-25
;
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30
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29
2
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4
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98
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8
22
22
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4
24
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8 34 Apr
14
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11
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18
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2944 Mar 19
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75
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10
82
Jan
68
Aug
20
21
17
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2
963/4 Jan
6
24
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5
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3
81
79 44 Jan
89 44 Feb
87
2
6444 Jun
40% Jan 13
47
24
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21
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24 44 Jan
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6
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2944 Apr 21
Apr
8
9
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31
Apr
25
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23
2444 Feb
6
22
333/4 May 16
4344 Jan
4
7
18% Oct
2144 Jan
2
28% Feb
17
19
9044 Jan
2
52% Jan
2
59% Mar 24
-48
Dec
101
Oct
14
152
Jan
14
77
Oct
10
115
Jan
2
15
Dec
17
254'a Oct 22
86
Aug 22
25% July 22
3144 Dec 31
Jan
2
99
2
2244 Apr
3
37 ' Apr 15
100% Mar 12
10
23 44 Mar 18
Jao
2
3744 Apr
24
53% Apr 22
41
Feb
7
8
8% Mar 13
3
6% Jan
22
Nov
26
463/4 May
25
Jan
19
45
'
22 44 Dec
4
3544 Jan
11
11% Dec
24
16% Jan
11
113/4 Jan
33% Dec 30
47% Jan
9
34% Jan
25 44 Dec
3 8 ?4
8
2744 Jan
19
343/4 Jan
•
3344 Oct
23
May
3844 Feb
Oil
Union
2444
4%
Union. Twist
Car
Drill Co__
convertible
4%
Inc
preferred
pfd
(ser of 1956) conv
■4%
United Artists
Corp
United Biscuit of
(Del)
Corp
Electric Coal Cos
1444 Jan
30
2
48% Apr
24
United Engineering &
United Fruit Co
2
32% Apr 25
United
40 44 Apr
24
United
Feb
17
United
544 Jan
2
2
fg Jan
3
1% Mar 13
United
2
433,4 Mar 28
United
1
32
18
3444 Jan *' 3
3744 Mar 18
34
Apr
48% Jan
80
Mar 27
;
S
&
2144 Jan
2
24 44 Jan
S
Freight
14
76
Feb
16
14
U
65% Jan
159% Apr
3
170
Jan
21
343/4 July 16
69% Dec
4
12
Fot
Aug
8
fooltinu
165
Dec
page
28.
preferred
U
2644 Jan
147
4%%
2
24
5
2044 Oct 22
Borax & Chemical Corp
Jan
31
39% Jun
90
241/4
24%
-
2444
"
47"
11%
47
"
18%
47
*4644
26Tb
26%
12%
12%
12%
12%
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39
-
1,500
39
500
■*-
264b
:
11,800
12%
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744
700
3,600
50
*
24%. 24%
'
26%,
11Tb
1744
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57%
19
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*'
9,900
23,300
19Tb
57Tb
58
19
50
1,500
39
*35
1
7%
7Tb
7%
7T4
7%
16,700
16 Tb
16%
17%
27,300
15Tb
16
164b
11Tb
11T b
11 %
11%
11%
11%
17%
184b
18Tb
194b
194b
19 %l
:74b
5
10
5
100
100
-1
5
11
7%
7%
73/8
74b
7Tb
3144
31%
31Tb
3144
314b
31%
32%
31%
86
80%
80%
29T4
30
85%
8544
86%
84%
29%
29?4
29%
29%
29%
10044
101%
100%
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102 4
.,
.
102
Foreign Securities
Co
Gypsum Co
77.
pieferred
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common
29%
30
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1
84
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84 ;
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84
*81
84
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794b
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79%
77%
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94
93
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94
93 V.
79%
94%
45?4
47
464b
46%
283/4
29
28% I 2944
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7 '2944
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22
2244
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46%
45%
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464b
29
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29
28%
29
1
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22
;
40
70
12,000
35,200
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8%
8%
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29%
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301/4
31
6,300
2144
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21
21%
1,800
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25
24%
58
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-
125
24%
57%
574b
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58
125
125
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99
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99
99
99
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20%
20%
21%
21
224b
23,000
31%
'3144
324b
31%
32 44
32%
32%
17,500
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21
53%
38 44
.
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52%
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10044
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100 4b
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100%
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21
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21
20%-
204b
204b
204b
53%
5344
5344
52%
53
51
371/2
37%
37%
37T4
38%
7%
7%
38
'
8
7%
23
23%
13%
6,200
48
47%
48%
47T4
48%
31,500
31%
3244
32%
32%
32%
32%
39%
39%
39%
40%
40
40
20,500
1,100
12%
12%
12%
2,600
13%
134b
47?b
47%
47
31%
32%
39%
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393,4
13
1344
12 44
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744
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1
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133,4
1
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37
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13
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34%
134b
23%
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74
166
13Vb
22,900
8,000
6,900
14b
41
37
34%
82
29
29%
29
74%
16,600
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82
23%
7%
13%
82
2844
167
7%
13%
34
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7T4
13%
35%
29
23?4
7%
13%
1%
82
2344
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74%
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*
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166
121/a
7%
13%
40%
8144
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7Tb
14b
28%
100
1
1244
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41%
37
800
13%
134 b
13%
47 3/4
31,000
23 T4
134b
313'®
8
7%
1,200
13Tb
13?4
46%
8
400
4,000
23%
13%
31
52%
37%
23%
23
23
23
13%
1,300
984b
2044
'
23
4144
13,500
58
57%
9844
23
7?4
13,100
25Tb
24%
*118
3144
21%
3844
7?4
24%
125
20
100%
52 44
..
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125
32%
3144
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574b
57%
5744
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5
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4
—100
2,300
24,300
2,400
7
'7
7%
8434
Foundry
5
No par
preferred
6%
U S
29% Apr
894a Dec
51,44 Apr 16
23
8
2
75% NOV 12
253/8 Oct
22
7-% Apr
13
76 3/4 July 11
Jan
11%
1734
58
1244'
164b
,
32%
18%
7?a
16
12
32%
46%
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39"
-
12%
32%
264b
/12%
74b
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12 T a
58
24%
1,700
900
254b
12%
50-
29%
10
Gas Improvement Co—13 Va
Greenfield Corp
10
Industrial Corp
2
Merch & Mfrs Inc
XI
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
Shoe Mach common
25
United
10% Jan
Dec
26%
25%
.-324b
30%
Gas Corp
United
23
13% Apr 24
9
3944 Sep
38,300
•
-
2
35
25%
7%
1
(Del)—
United
II
3
12%
*35
17
America—No par
United-Carr Fastener
144 Jan
23
95,200
18%
"47'
11%
$4.50 preferred
—
No par
Board & Carton Corp10
United Carbon Co
—
No par
6% Jan
Nov
40%
58
26%
7?4
16%
16
United
1544 Jan
3044 Sep
393/4
18%
47
26%
744
.CoiX——-No par
United Aircraft Corp common
31
303/4 Dec
48 4b
3914
12%
32%
*46 4b'
•244b
*4644
39
*35
common..—10
preferred
10
United Air Lines
30
39
24
4.7
21
12-% .1234
-
1
$4 series
California
non-cum
23
Oct
484b
39%
254b
32%
-
50
*45
.24%'
2634
^1
of
Union Tank
13 Dec
5
50
-47
Union Pacific RR Co
10% Dec
-
18%
184b
1
2
15
48%
Ys
39
124b
,183b
10
2
4,500
48 "•
/
1444
48%
2544
.57?4
24% Feb
12 44 Mar 12
38%
57%
*57%
'
17
48
,394b
1844
United
'
■
,48%
57%
2
22 3/4 Jan
4744
38%
14%
*45
Corp
Preferred
16
Mar 25
Jan
Jan
31
8
Oct
Apr
Jan
91
1544 Jan
7% May 20
44
38
644 Oct 28
31
121
111
93
100
Apr 15
273/4 May 16
7144 Jun 13
18% Dec 30
20% Feb
14%
32%
preferred $3.50 series.
27
2
8
Apr
18%
1444
2544
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide Corp
No par
Underwood
25
Apr 21
26% Jan
9% Mar
31
2
18%
"14%
-1244
(The)
Udylite Corp
Mar 24
Apr
18%
1444
324 b
10
23
18T4
14%,
124 b
No par
No par
No par
No par
25
16
10,600
3,900
35%
34T4
34%
'34TB
18%
34%
18T4
20
12,000
1,400
.
33T4
2544
(Tlie)
?;
18?b
12%
32%
Preferred $4.50 series
Dec
v
.3444
26
Preferred $3.70 series
78 44 Sep
Jan
J TXL Oil Corp
•
.1444
18
32
Union Elec Co common
40
25
1244
7
•-
25
26
10
94
25
1
—50
1
24
Apr
25 '
Steel——No par
—."5
Apr
82
22%
24%
>
87%
21%
—
102 y2 Feb
30
*861/2
23%
CorpX.™—/—2
Co
9,400
44%
44%
87%
48%
38%
World Airlines Inc_!
Coach
X
400
>-"•
26
24
544 Dec
Nov
•-
1944 Apr
12% Dec
,90
•
■
45
22%
88
3944
7 48
Twin
134a Mar 10
2
1044 Jan
444b
4444.
15 Tb
%
,19 X
2
24
8
Jan
17
GTs Dec
20
•> t
2544
34
343,4
18%
(Thei———5
21
10% Jan
27
2% Oct
*15
1544
1* 4 b
33%
14
Jan
14
32 4-2 Dec
154b
11%
224b
24T4
v:
$1:20 preferred—
.25
-'Timken Roller Bearing—____No par
Tishman Realty & Construction—1
18
146 Tb
*86T4b
25 44
A -
Apr
1,300
:
46 Tb
154b
•"»,
46
T
25 44
4
1,000
11%
114b
.
22'/«,
2544
$2.70 preferred—
21,800
42,400
1,000
13,100
22
,22?b
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Feb
15%
43%
*8644
.88
88
; 217a
Trane Co (The.)_—————
Jan 16
;
:
'4434-
43%
r- 88
,
27
2
213/4 Jan
4534
*86
*:
15
15
100
106
*100 %
11%
63
114b
.11%
,
21%
X Tri-Continental Corp common
48,
7,900
3,600
94 b-
-
49%
264b
;
264b
62%, '62%
ll?i
'46
X
17%.
257/o
.
62 4 a
21%
26% Mar 25 \
25,400
49
11%
*17%
17%
2544
*60 4 a
Preferred series A (conv).
—50
Tung-Sol Electric- Co common
1
5% eonv pfd series of 1957
-50
2 Oth Century Fox Film—1
Twin City Rap -Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
.44
^
3
Jan
27,200
'
11%
.4944
11%
6%
,
106
*100
48%
8Tb
8%
106
*100
48%
11%
.10
Ofl common—
7% Apr
10
Jan
Jun
:
a0
37,000
15,300
18J/4
3444
40,600
271/4 X'
•
'35%
3444
No par
Xv.\ x-distribution; __X_-Xj___
58
Apr
7
-,:19?4 Jan 27
5044 Sep
30% jun
30
22 >1
61
2
2
•
'
3444
is,;
46(4
Trans
1,600
244 b
5%
26%
*14%
Transue & Williams
''• •"
•.-
'i
5%
:
124b
*1144
'3h
'f"
'
244 b•
2S%
V
1844
3544
50c
Toledo Edison Co
:.'i2.% Apr 24
-
5,500
12%
4344'
*45?8
>13% Jan 16
•
20,
414a Oct
21?4 Dec
43
Jan
16-% Jan
Feb
37.
,
2
50
83«
27?4
11%
'
2
Jan
11,200
80%
34
46%
Transamerica
II,100
35%
84b
844
3544
3544
36Tb
804b
65%
11%
,
290
3,100
64 %
100
,
>25%.Apr 25
,
9,900
1477
26%
*453/„
Tidewater
2,400
7%
*80%
354b
804b
"27%,
2,000
84 >-'>
22%
354b
844
34%
*2144
34%
C-
'2544
17%.
50
4044 Apr '25 :
2
25
53
2
-
30
30,600
5,90Q
'
643/4
-No par
common
A
514-2 Mar 28
27%
29
Jan
24
16% Dec
'
-1444 Apr l8
;
15
10','a Jan
34% July 16
21
48% Jun
7,700
7,800
2244
*21
-
81
12-%
1
-
23?a Jan 21
50
- July
9
2044 Jan r 4
-
944 Oct 14 f
•6,900
3244
354b
5? b
—1
'
-4
Jan 30
21
,
7
1244 Jan
42
•
>254^18
2
56% July 22
'
60
324b
5%
24
11
Thompson (J R)———
-15
Thompson Products Inc. common_-5
,r* A% preferred
100
r
-
Jair
13%tMar 20
12
36
15% Apr 23
5544 Jan
9
23% Feb
2
16.44 Jan
154-2 Dec -23 > .419% Nov 21
171,500
12,100
,
-
.
'
20:
700
9%
834b
-
32%
32%
*23%
a?!,
*544
12
—25
Texals &;:Pacifib: Ry: Cqi'i
11
8841j Feb 19'
Mar-13
Jam
53% Jun
Nov 12
30
-
85
41/2
1470
364a
36
5?4
544
Producing Co
Apr 24 A*
$2.40 conv preference
Thermoid Co common™
1444 Jan 28
:
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
Jan 28
41"? 8 Feb 25
80
:>■
7%X
1470
1465
32 4b
/
*8044
84 b
36%
81
*
844
1450
>21
34-3/4
3544
36%
*8044
.
1450
21% '
35
3644
80%
80%
7%
32
*2044
3544
36%
2.50
64
3
Apr
800
6,800
.3,900
2544
84
26?b Apr 24
;
42% Jan
T44/2 July
2 r:
Oct .28 >
I,200
34Tb
254'4
34Tb
834a
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-
:
10% Jan
5,100
1
,
33
25%
33%
_No par
17% Feb 11 4.Vi $ 1.25 conv preferredf. Thatcher,Glass Mfg Co common—5
•
Feb 25
53
18% Jan
■
'
10
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82
..
4Tb
934
9%
82 44
o
25 44
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-Jan 29
1344 Feb
21
Oct
10
46,300
8,300
-
23
.
300
~
-
45%
4434
'
944"Mar
644 Jan
17% Jan-21 >26
15% Oct
;
..
18
>7
44%
33%
No par
Texas Instruments Inc
i
1
Texas Pacific" Coal & Oil—
10
35% Apr-; 22
4v
.Jan '
<'■ 49 % May
9
Jan
100
4,700
37%
•
18
17
No par
1
Texas Gulf
> Texas
8742 Nov, 13- ,160
14,900
59T4 "
11Tb 1
39
1
59
2144
3,700
-
■'/••>
,29%
38
•
1344
'
Texas Gulf Sulphur
4
Jan 28
:*.8% Mar 15
22
400
>
12%
12%
7.12%:
.i.Lv_ 5
(James)
Co
Texas
.
1944 Mar 25
'
5% Oct
3,600
13%
■
-
Mar 24
2
24% Feb 25
4
:
6744 Apr 25
13
26% Jan
31 % jun 19
125,800
iX
•
17%
17Tb
T. 61% -
*11%
12
36%
21 %
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co„-5
Apr, 28
Jan
15
10
30
96
12%
12 TV
1744
5144
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2144
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27
28
22% Jan
8
Jan
14% Dec
55%
484b
47%
*9344
96"
•39,500
404b
41
"60
61%
:
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—.15
TelAUtograph Dorp1
XTemCo^ Aircraft Corp—»«__.—-_1,
.
•-46 n-.Mar
Talcotfc Inc
"
1348 Apr 24
•*
55% Feb 24
Ju'n^"#
i> 7642
54% Febl2
.
67/a Jan 30
-
25% Mar 18
24
2,400
28,600
44
13
'
•
24%.Apr ,24
;t
2
-
55
55*44 '
48%
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.
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/
40 3/4
12%
17%
61 ?4
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114 a
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544b
48]4
4744 •473,4::
96
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5044
'■491/4
42%
\
18% Feb
•
344
3"
49
•41%
Sunray-idld-Cont Oil ,Co common
1
> 4%%
preferred series A—
__25
5%%;i2nd< T)fd series of '55
^30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc_~,
12^50
24 >
Sunshine Mining Co.«
10c
2
Superior Oil of California
L25
28
Sutherland Paper Co^.
j._5
15 :r Sweets Co of America (The)—4,16%
17 ; Swift & Co—
25
4
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
7.50
31 :V;
$4 preferred——
No par
16 •
Symington Wayne Corp.,
X
1
> 9 Vi. Jam
6% Jan
29% Dec
274b" Jan
19% Dec
8444
7%
49%
Sun Chemical Corp Jcommon_2
_l
'-> $4.50 series A preferred
No-par
3
2
Jan
,
13
Jan
1360
July 15
2,000
43 % Jun 17
27% Nov ,13
>.
-
72
:
25*
2544 Apr 2334%.Apr 25
8444 Apr 10
30% Mar 19
1
6% Dec 30 ,15% Aug
3,200
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7%
'
2
22% Jan 10
:
Mar
>24% Apr
'20% Jan
Dec
.
,
>
30
7%
8444
7%
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: 42::.
15'*'.
11%"Jan 27
■'
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14
Dec
3
;5
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,.*16.$$ Mar 24 <:% Sunbeam ;Corp—bX-iiiXi
22.>Ap%25
Sundstrand Mach Tool-
2.
2% Jan:
> 39% Feb, H i
18% Novr7
16% Jan 17
Dec
5244
844b
* 82%
83 44
11,200
51Tb
*82 4b
48%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
1
•yl7-% Apr 25),, 5<i prior preference——
:
120
y"'
>45% Apr 25 4 Stone & Webster.—
>
No par
24% Jan 15
Storer Broadcasting CoX
.—1
57% July 23
9
7%'
Shares
-■
52%
50%
40%
33% Apr 25!
Stewart-Warner Dorp —
18% Apr 24':;' StiK-Baer & Fuller Co_—;
'13% Apr
X
-78
.
;
Stanffer Chemical Cp—:
Sterchi Bros Stores Ipc__
Sterling Drug/In©—XZxX
Stevens V J P)/& Co lne>
2Y
40% Apr 25 "22% ApT,v 9
:■
11 >
>>42%. Oct 21
-
'
'
~-V;;*2%
14
j 12% Feb 114
-
2
10% Jan
•718% Mar
7
7%
50%
50
,6.25
California
Stanley Warner Corp.
Starrett Co (The) L S__-
3:
Apr
68% Jan
t;
i
""
23% July 15
*41% Apr-23
16% Dec IB
24 * .^Standard Oil Of
61% Apr
Feb
57
85% May, 21
23
84%
7%
„
la
14% Jan
"1»% May 27
13% Oct 22
*82»b
50 ? 4
5044
83 44
1
;Apr 21: ; ,p3%%; preferred -series A
100
>q:14% Feb /A >^Standard Packaging -Corp com
_1
> • 45% Feb >54 7 - Convertible preferred—
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Jan 24>r Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
:
_1
6
10% Jan
.
13
V;36*2 Dec
51
Apr. 25
-----
;-,.4242 Apr 25- X'Standard Oil of Indiana
..,55% Apr 25;p,: Standard Oil of New Jersey
:
PT <25
//Standard Oil -of VDhie common
21
88% Jan
30
33% NOV
50'4 Apr
42% Feb 24
10
-'94% Mar - 8'
944 Nov 27 *X.11% Dec 13v
84% Oct
Coil Products Co Inc__
-
344 Feb
50 %
No par
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 24
'
Apr. 23
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 33
Tuesday
Apr. 21
Na par
/
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
5 * > ' Ex-distribution—. „X—%
x
%
Par
"
4"
>6244 Jun
40% Oct ".22
Monday
.
Inc :com
preferred—X
Standard
8% Jan 21
3
Jan
3
$3.50
Feb 20
84
43% Feb 25
35% Feb 18
"
47% Nov 13
:
77% Jan
13
4
Standard Brands
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
"
>52% Apr 24
2
v.
-VI >
■
'Highest
40% Jan
9
53i Nov
71
i't
'Ji
.
Lowest
> Highest ;
,j;,
37% Jan
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11157
Lowest
14b
1%
41%
41T4
37
36%
1%
14b
414b
*36%
34%
*82
291/8
*23%
75
*165
34%
83
294b
24
>75%
167
343/b
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28%
*24%
74%
16*
413/4
..
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300
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83
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24
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110
10,600
500
15,000
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Financial Chroniclej
The Commercial crnd
28
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
.
v(1912)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since
Lowest
Year 1937
•
Highest
Lowest
74 Dec 23
8
8
23
Jan
39
Oct 36
8% Apr
27% Jan
66
21
87
12
94
OCt
4
Dec
4
36% Jim 13
11
24
80% Mar 1*4
17
Jan
3
31 % Apr
7
14
2
140
12
4
24
22% July 15
25 Dec 30
64% Jan 11
30% Dec
49% Jan
30
Jun
25
17% Feb
Dec
44
Jan
156
61% Jan
30
48% Dec
19
73% Jan
136% Jun
20
155% Jan
1
25% Dec
17
Mar
Aug
1
9% Oct 22
3
13
51% Jan
147% Apr
1
19% Jan
2
5% Feb 28
8
2
35% Jan
Jan
2
10
7% Jan
10
19
6
74% Jan 22
Jun 28
6% May 15
Nov
6
79
Jan
21
Oct
21
41
Jun 21
30% Oct
22
36
21
155
24
36% Mar 20
Jan
32% Feb
14
3
Feb
4
142
7
Jun 12
19
Jan
2
63
19
50% Jan
*
4%?/
7
71
24% Jan
2
28% Feb 24
3
27% Jan
33% Jan
16
Vanadium
8% Jan
Van
Feb
10
14
5
1074 Apr
25
9
5% Jan
18
Sep
5
7
14% July 16
13% Jan
18% Jan
29
May
21% Jan
26
47
Dec
31
45% Jan
13% Jan
45« Dec
20
12% Dec
24
Dec
20
"
7
8% Nov
Oct 23
40
124
Oct
25
124
Aug 23
124
Oct
23% Oct
Oct
71
77% Feb
3
'
8
Apr 22
13
Jan
2
19
124
79
Jan
2
99
Mar 21
May 22
26% Jan
8
12
10674 Jan
6
Mar
84
30
25% Jan
12% Dec 31/
76% Dec 30
21% Oct
11
28
97% Jun
21
111
787b Jun
20
90
Mar 27
85
Apr
83
May 28
98
Mar
1
91
Feb
25
82
July 24
93
Mar 13
6
22
19
3774 July 11
24% Apr
7
10% Oct
29
12% May 24
11
Jan
2
1074 Dec
11
9% Jan
2
Jan
3
14
__
92
207a Aug 12
21% Aug 12
.
Vulcan
3
84
Jtfn
13
6V4%
241/s
23%
23%
38 %
38%
37%
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11%
10%
11%
107a
11%
1,500
5%
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5%
5%
5:%
15%/
1,500
82%.
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82%
6%
V* 6%
5%
1
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83
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6%
6%
19%
197b
34%
34%
16%
277b
20%
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35%
/
34%
34%
24%
10%/
1074
56%
1874
90%
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2874
90%
90%
92
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13%
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13%
16 "
16%
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93
-
26%
6,300
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12,300
;
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v
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110
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110
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V
80
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150
150
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2774
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19%
1974
20 %
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160
75
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150
29%
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4,600
5%
5%
75
19%
27%
1074
,
56%
567a
1374
100
preferred———
10
10
700
16
75
65
/
20
7%
a
1974
20%
25%
67
<■14%
75
*63%
65
82%'
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/
580
34%
150
150
-
5%
5%
5%
5%
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15
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75
34%
150
•
15
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15
10%
1
13,600
23%
*11%
*13
26%'
2.20C
11%
11%
*6%
11%
134%
23%
25*%
common
154
154%
128.600
61
60
154
'
1,800
50%
50
507-4
60%
154
38%
1674
Co
59%
23%
25 7 4
Materials
50%
59%
38*4
25%
5% convertible: preferred———16 '
574% preferred ——————100
50%
5%
'
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Apr 24
9374 Apr 25
83
Jan
32%
11,600
..-75
19%
...
1674 Mar 31
14% Jan 20
74
2,200
337a
:
38
*16%
10 •
25%
33 1
144
23%
5
.10
&>%
33 %
153%
155
-
.10
Virginia Ry Co'common
6% preferred——
144%
25%
32%
144
38
674
~
1,466
143 %
25%
5%
28%
15,600
25%
145%
75%
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33%
23%
'
3074
100
32%
58%
59%
67b
partic preferred
91
50%
145
25%
32%
31%
50%
(50%
25%
154%
79
*87
32%
.
120
*77
,,
25%
31
144
144%
58%
32%
32%
34%
110
*87
$4.20 preferred-.——100
*97
$4.12 preferred100 V/' *92
28% Jan 17
12%.'Mar 4"
1474 Mar 31
91
5%
$4.04 preferred—————100
Apr 11
"93
Jan
24% Dec
div
*87
30%
Virginia Elec & Pwr CO com—.—8
$5 preferred—
...
.—100
29% Apr 18
111
Apr 24
89
Apr 23
99% Apr
8
9
Feb
6%
11.900
91
*74%
17%
26%
*87
674
Va-Carollna Chemical com—No par
26%
91
;
78
7
81
29C
27
20
*7874
727a
73
30%
100•
72
/•■/ 72
72
12,500
21%
72
26%
32%
'
21%
79
32%
100
9
21%
27
32%
100
5.40C
28%
•
27
29
674
........
21%
300
43
*8%
9
*77
Corp of America
——1
Industries Inc com.2.50
preferred
28%
22
*71%
28 %
noncumulative preferred—100
Works common—5
3%%
28 %
*8%
5%
974
28%
9
*87
15
56*4
*42%
28%
75%
*120%
f120%
27%
43%
79
28
Victor Chemical
3
Mar 13
Apr
27%
*63%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
2.50
*42%
■
8,80C
9%
9*. "4
*77
28%
Vick Chemical Co
Mar 12
31
■79
72
33
9%
21%
64
Norman
5%
2
23% Jan
/
72
26%
3o,UOC
10%
9%
*8%
21%
10 %
33
•
*32
33
28
/
21%
5%
20 %
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
21
33% July 16
22
9
27%
$2.28 conv preferred
—...
Van Raalte Co lnc——
60% Mar 21
17
28
"8%
64
1
100
12.80
I
Utah Power & Light Co.
Oct 25
123
Apr
y
43%
*20% Z2i//
preferred —:
Apr
29% Apr 10
43%
*42%
27%
150
150
9%
20%
Co Inc com
Universal Pictures
6
Feb 24
9%
43%
82%
.'
33%
100
preferred
8%
21
152% Jan
Jan :* 3
*31%
9%
11%
56%
*13
5%
*74%
19%
com_No par
Universal Leaf Tobacco
22% Mar
73
.
28
Apr
;-
18% Dec 31
65% Nov 22
Oct
1
22
21
preferred—No par
Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred—.——14
United Whelan Corp common*—30c
$3.50. convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
J.
convertible
$6
37%
37%
11%
*5%
82 %
United Wallpaper
*
16
No par
Co common
noncumulative preferred—J25
United Stockyards
Corp
—1
United Stores $4.20 noncu2nd pfd_5
7%
5% Apr 16
77% Jan 24
25
19% Apr
30% Jun
Dec
8
4% Jan
21
75
.25 1
U 3 Tobacco
23
15% Jan
5% Dec 23
12% Dec 20
4% Jan
2
5% Jan
14
Apr
Jun
preferred—100 '
—
1
V 8 Smelting Ref & Min com—.50
1% preferred——50
U S Steel Corp common.
16%
preferred——J——
100
38% Apr
3
100
5
8% non-cura 1st
TJ S Shoe Corp
86% Mar 12
Apr 17
87
135
22
25% Mar 19
33% Apr 24
52% Jan 24
61% Mar 6
156% Jan 28
25% Mar 17
2
46% Jan
Jan
154
100
3%#> preferred series B
U 8 Rubber Co common
G
4
Mar
92
68% Jan
Jan
8
Dec 31
35% Feb
r
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Jan 21
15% Feb
5% Oct 29
68
U S
23
12% Jan 22
7
Jan 16
Jan
36
31
Apr
21% Jan
25% Jan
24
2
25
12
22
5
8
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
30% Jan
—10
5
10
1
U S
73% Apr
77% Jan
Aug 26
Dec
79
135
19
'
Jan
62
19
32%
9%
Shares
10%
33
10%
;
10%
10%
10%
10%
32%
10%
32%
9%
*42%
43%
23
28 %
8%
8%
21
21%
-71%
72
26%
27%
77%
77%
*87
91
.32%
32%
144
145
25% 25%
30%
31%
50
50%
58%
59%
154% 154%
23%
23%
—50
...1
4%%. preferred series A
Co common.
4%% preferred
;
Feb
9
26% Mar
4
Mar
common
23% Feb
18% Jan
68
Inc
U 8 Lines
*
'■17'%"Dec 23
63
Jan
2
24% Nov
4
Industries
Apr. 22
Apr. 21
10%
*31%
9%
82%c
—50
1
class A preference
5%
12
23
28% Apr
23% Jan
9
69
U S
47% Feb
Jan
37 % Jan 24
Aug '23
8
16
10% Jan
8% Jan
Jim 12
45
Nov
22 74 Dec
37
25
7
17% Apr 22
Jan
36
31
Dec
7
17% Jan
5% Oct 22
24
U S
Sales Tor
Apr.
Apr. 21
Apr. 23
the WNfc
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Hoffman Mach common
10% Aor 15
33
Apr 25
6 % Jan
■>■/,
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
SALE PRICES
Thnrsday
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
Range 'or
740
w
62
Jan 24
60
Oct
22
77
32
Dec
30
1274 Oct 22
56% May 15
14
Aug
6
2774 Dec 31
31
Oct
28
8
Oct
22
16% Jan
2
16% Dec
30
2874 Jan
3
117b Dec
30
"
42% Feb
12
22
Oct
22
24% Dec
30
26% May
Apr
25
23
1974 Mar 31
Jan
13
34% Jan
3474 Jan
2
42
2
Jan
'Mar 24
09
56
25
Apr
2
4174 Apr 21
2874 Apr 22
19% Mar
7
22% Jan
16
174 Jan
3
2% Jan
22
25
3
374 May 15
174 Nov 21
14
95
Apr
29
14
34% Jan
29
23
Jan
10
27% Jan
Aug -14
4874 Jan
23
44 % Jan
15
48% Mar 27
22% Oct
42
•/•■"
.
5274 Apr
23
28% Jun
15% Dec
90
Nov
8174 Sep
28
7
Feb
18
87
47% Jan
11
'
22
25
25
9
3174 Feb 28
Oct
11
9674 Mar
104% Mar 20
9274 Nov 11
14% Jun 24
88
98
1974 Apr
2574 July 31
1674 July 30
17% Oct
22
Dec
4
13
Jan
3
6774 Sep
11
,14% Oct 22
19
42% Jan
2
4
96
63
73
5074 Feb
1874 Apr
8
2
22% Jan
16
11
21
65% Feb
4
92 74 Apr
21
30
12
6874 July
5774 Apr
7974 Aug
19
92
8874 Feb
8
Mar 25
July 22
3374 Dec 24
129% Feb
2
82% Nov 13
125
4
69 74 Jan
9674 Jan
Jan
125
7
9
2674 Mar 22
7
83% Jan
6
16% Feb 21
68% Jan
Jan
3974 Jan
33% Apr
92
2174 Feb
4
61
Feb
3
41
April
8
56
Jan
21
28% Mar 14
26
Jan
7
3474 Oct 21
'.
5374 May 24
40% Jan
2
44% Mar
91% Jan
2
96
Dec
6
7
16
Mar 13
24% Oet 25
55
4
2
5274 Feb
30
Apr
21
18
Jan
17% Dec
128
6474 Apr
17% Jan
15
3374 May 14
1574 Dec
17% Apr 17
Feb 10
100
Feb
48% Jan
2074 Jan
31
/ 41% Dec
.
2
14% Jan
2
Apr
87 74
Apr
101% Apr 22
23% Feb 17
4
10
July 11
8874 July 11
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
62
9
3774 Jan
4
Jan
93
4
104
3
Mar
95
'
93% Apr
9274 Apr
2
Jan
87
20'
7974 Nov
"32
97% Jan
Mar 20
105
4
19% Feb
2974 Apr
15% Jan 13
2574 Jan
2
39 74. Jan
23% Oct 21
3
Mar 28
10
100% Jan
7
474 Dec 23
2074 Oct 22
1374 Jan
10
4% Jan
2
29 74 Jan
14
23% Mar
3
25
Jan
18
34
9
37
Feb
62% Jun
13
30
1674 July
8
31
3574 Jan
30
Jan
2
27
Oct
Nov
24
12
13
May 17
68
Sep
11
1374 Nov 21
47
75
Jan
19%
71
14
Jan
\Jan 13
Mar 18
jau
9
Nov
12
574 Jan
21
Jan
8
2974 Dec
31
2674 Jan
8
28% Oct
17
34
May 13
31% Jan
131
4
116
20
Dec
30
4
35
July
35% Dec 26
45% Jan
45% Nov 20
474 Feb
/ Feb
27
36
135
Mar 25
Jan
9
7
23% Feb
7
2174 Jan
2
26% Jan
16
3674 Jan
2
4474Apt* 22
45% Feb
27
5374 Apr
25
2
9074 Apr
2
2
83
14
21
8074 Jan
88 74 Jan
3
78% Jan
4% Dec 27
874 Apr
11
474 Jan
.
r
.
.
'
75
Oct
7 :
24
Jan
774 Apr 25
Machine common—1
20
preferred
50
preierence
$3 convertible
Wilcox Oil Co
Wilson & Co Inc common
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
13 (
3474 Apr
2074 Jan
124
68% July 15
9274 Mar 15
10
-
,
8
16
22
7874 Dec
Feb
•15
•■•■"
Sewing
* Prior
30 '
6
Mar 19
2274 Feb
White
4
21% Apr 24
8474 Apr 25
,
■
2
Aug
9
1874 Nov 14
38% Jan
~
2
"1874 Feb
674 Feb
5
No par
No par
10
Windsor Industries Inc
10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc....
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6% preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp_ 10
Woodward Iron Co..!——
10
Woolworth (F W.) CO—___
10
/ Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 474% series__100
Wrigley (Wmf Jr (Del)..—No par
J. Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
,
—
..
2374 Apr 16
2774 Feb 13
Yale
35% Jan
2
25% Feb
25
2974 Mar 17
Young Spring & Wire Corp
19
123 74 Jan
2
6874 Jan
2
86% Mar 11
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
9
19% Jan 16
Youngstown Steel Door__
1674 Dec 31
t'
30
May 27
16
67% Feb
—
•Bid
x
Apr
and
Ex-dividend
asked
y
prices;
Ex-rights,
Towne
Mfg Co
28:7774 Apr 25,,' Zenith Radio Corp
sales on this day.
Ex-distribution.
no
z
3874
1374
33%
2774
14
1374
*12%
89
9074
874
874
19
: '
19%
6 7 74 • ; ' 67%
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•
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40% Z
4074
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,
4174
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297b
tin reoeivership
or
No par
——
petition has been
"•■ 574
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2074
.
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2874
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75
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29*4
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1774
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59 74
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130
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13 - 1,100
95
70
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274 •'♦-3,0002 4 74
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47
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48
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101
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9
22
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6
&
10
5
3474 July
2574 Oct
2374 Nov
*8%
1874
08
West Penn Power 47454 pfd
100
102
102
4.20% preferred series B__.
100
*92
9374
4.10% preferred Series C_
100
*90
9274
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
3374
3374
•
4%% preferred
100100
100
Western Air Lines Inc
1
1974
20
Western Auto Supply Co com
5
- 1774
17%
4.80% preferred.
100
9 9 74
9 9 74
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
62% 6474
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
73
73
'
Western Pacific RR
No par
49
50
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
1774
1774
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
217-4
21%
Westinghouse Electric common.12%
5874 5974
3.80% preferred series B
100
9 2 74
9274
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
*115
130
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
3574 3574
$5 preferred —
No par
*9 0 74
91
Whirlpool Corp common
5
1674
1774
474% convertible preferred
80
*58
6074
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
39%
40
White Motor Co common
1
4474
4474
>
5%% preferred
—
100
9474
9474
13
26
Dec
1
4
5
Stamped
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co.—!
31
Feb
90
v,
13
*89
64
*62 %
387a * ;38*,4
1 3 74
13%
34
■ • 34
2774 -• 27%
14*4.
,14
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13 ,
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1974
- 197a
68,
67
4174
- 4174
407'a / • 4074
28%
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24 74
2 4 74
48
4674
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64
3774
13%33
<
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1474
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66
63
37% -38%
3774
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33 '
33
33
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14
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,14
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13
90
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89
874
J
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8%
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19
19
-19 ;, /
19
68%
07 74
677 4
6 7 74
4174
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4174
4174
40% 41/J'-Z/40%
2874
2874 2874
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2074
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21
/
20*4
17a
174
174
174
25
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24 74
47
• /
4774 4774
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60
38
1374
*64
39
13%
3274
*27 14
West Indies Sugar Corp—
4
Mar
•65
8
100
15
^No par
Walgreen Co
10
Walker (Hiram) G & W.
No par
Walworth Co
•,
—
2.50
Ward Baking Co common—
1
6% preferred.
100
Ward Industries Corp
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
1Washington Gas Light Co—No par
" Washington Water Power——No par
Waukesha Motor Co
5
Wayne Knitting Mills.—
—5
Welbilt Corpi
—
1
"Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
2.50
4.80% preferred
—
50
5
4
Mar 21
10% Jan
'6
13
Jan
Waldorf System—
16% Feb
8
1674 Jan 30
17
3474 May 24
19% Dec 30
14
8
3674Jan
"
34% Apr
2774 Feb
1174 Jan
3874 Mar 28
30
14
84
•68% July Id
3074 Oct
1374 Feb
2
"8
2774 Jan
2
2574 Jan 15
14
Apr 18
8
Aug
80
22
Mar 11
41
12 74 Jan
1874 May 29
16% JUly 12
95% Jan 24
T374 Oct
Apr 10
Wabash RR 4%% preferred
Wagner Electric Corp—l
j.
24
3374 Jan
'
"
72% Feb
•
-
♦
,
574
574
5
5 74
' ' 574
574
r
574
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,
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.
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23% 23%
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24
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7874
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2874
8074
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73%
7574
*
filed for the company's reorganization,
1674
2474
2874
81% •
1674
73%
7474
24
*28
77 %
a Deferred
•
'
-
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*28
81
2474
2874
82%
16%- 1674
74
delivery.
7574
2 4 74
28
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75
-
2 4 74
28
84
1674' '
» 77%i
rCash sale/ wdWhen
9,000
100
15,100
2,700
23,700
distributed,
Number 5737
Volume-137-
.
«.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bond
Record
(1913)
New York Stock
««
20
Exchange
FRIDAY— WEEKLY-YEARLY
The
italic
totters
in
column headed
the
\
"Interest Period" Indicate In each
Figures after decimal point represent,
one
■
.
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 11157
Lowest
Lowest
Apr. 21
Lmv
High
Highest
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4s_
Treasury 3%sTreasury 3%s
;
15
87.16 July
8
92.24
Mar 28
97.8
Nov
93.9
Feb~ll
97.8
88.10 May31
93.9
7
Nov
Jan
29
94
Jan
29
'Sales for
Apr. 25
" the Week
High
Bonds <f)
Low.
High
Low
*110.2-
110.6
*103.28 110
*109.18
109.22
—
*110.26
110.30
*110.22
110.26
*110.18
110.22
*110.4
110.8
—
*106.18 106.22
*103
103.4
*106.16
106.20
*106.10
106.14
*105.25
105.30
106.30
*102.30
163.2
*102.28 103
*103.14 103.18
*103.12
103.16
*103.6
103,10
*102.26
102.30
*103.20 103.24
*103.16 103.20
*103.14
103.18
*103.8
103.12
*102.28
103
*98.16
98.20
*98.8
98.12
*97.26
97.30
Sept 15 1961
-June 15 1958-1963
*102.2
102.6
*100.14 100J6
*103.30 104.6
102,4
*101.26
101.30
100.12
*100.10
100:11
{
_
*102.2
102.6
*100.12
100.14
*104
104.8
*103.30 104.6
*100.30 101
*100.29
100.31
*100.28 400:30
*100:27 10(129
*101.4
101.8-
*101.8
101.12
*99.26
99.30
.
•
—
*103.20 104.2
,
*97.28
98
*97.26 97.30
*97.16
97.20
*97.10 97.14
*97.8
97.12
*97.6
97.10
*07.8
97.12
*100.17 100.20
*100.13 100.15
*100.15 100.17
*100.4 100.8
*100.4
100.8
*101.6
101.10
International Bank for
98.26
*102.20.102,24
*102.4
102.8
*100.13 100.15
*104.2
104.10
101.12
*99.26r 99.30
*100,24 100.28
*98.22, 99.26
15 1958-1*59
June 15 195«
15 1958-1959
15 1959-1962
15 1959-1962
Nov 15 1960
*98.22
.
*101.8
;
Dec 15 1963-1969.
Mar
98.30
*100.30 101
—,
Treasury SViSSept
Treasury 2 %June
Treasury 2'As
—Dec
Treasury 2%s
03.4
*98.26
—Dec 15 1960*1965
Dec 15 1959
Treasury ?%s_
Treasury 2%s
7
Friday
Apr. 84
High
Apr. 88
.Low
*106.26
*103
Treasury 2%s__—June 15 .1964-1969
Treasury 2%8._..-Dec15 1964-1969'
Treasury 2548..—Mar 15 1965-1970
Treasury 2%s
Mar 15 1966-1971
Treasury 2 %'s
June 15 1967-1972
"Treasury 2 %S-___Sept 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2 %s
Dec 15 1967-1972
Mar 28
94
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
*103.16 103.20
.Treasury 5 %sTreas&ry 2Mrs—
8
;
,t
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
-
•>
Apr. 22
Low
High
*110.8
110.12
*110.14 110.18
1974
Treasury 2%8_.
Nov 15 1961
Treasury. 2%S—.-June; 15 1962-1967
.Aug 15 1961
87.16 July
:
Aug 15. 1966
-—Feb 15 1993
Treasury 3s
.Treasury 38—,
Treasury 2%s
JTreasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s_
.Treasury 2%g
91.20 Mar 28
point.
a
*110.24 110.28
Oct 1 1969
Nov
Feb 15 1990
treasury; 3V4S—June 15 1978-1383
Treasury 38.
....Feb 15 1964
91.20 liar 28
/■'
■■
Monday
NEW YORK. STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
the month when the Jonds mature
case
32ndsof
or more
*102
1 *100.11
101.6
*101,2
*99,24 s'. 99,28
*100:28-101
*99.18
99.22
100.26
>100.16
100.20
*98.26
98.24
*98:16
98.20
*98l8
98.12
*97.22
97.26
*97.18
97.22
•9V.10
97:14
*97.18
*100.22
*100.24,100.28
1 *98.22
98.26
*97.26
97.30
1-97.24
97.28
*97.14
97.18
*97.6
97.10
~ *97.6
97.10
* 97.4
97.8
*97.6
97.10
*100.17 100.19 *
'*100.12 100.13
-
*90.10"
„
•100.10
90.14
10O;L4
:
97.22
*97.6
97:12
♦97.14
97.18
*96.26
96.30
*97.2
97.6
*97.2
97:6
*96.20
96.24
"*97.2
97.6
*96.26
96.30
*96.16
96.20
*96.24
96.28
*96.14
96.18
*96.26,
96.30
*96.16
96.20
*100.14 100.16
—
97.10
*97,8
97.24
*97.26
*97
97.4
*97.2
*100.16
*100.11
*100.14
*100
*100
*101.2
100.18
100.13
160.10
,
97.6
-
*100.14 100.16
*100.4
100.8
*100.4
100.8
*101.6
101.10
j
•
.
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footnotes
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1977-—
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.
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s
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3s
(Republic of)—
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V,
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Corp debs 5s ser A 1962—2—-May-Noy
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—
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.
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'
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ext s f 3s 1977
(Republic)
series
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78
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
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(Young loan)—
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1965
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.
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.
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78
Bonds
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of), external 7s 1958_—Z-Juue-Dec
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1972
dollar bonds
3s
77
96
6
101% 102V2
11
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
High
of 1930—
International loan
5s
102'2
1972—w.*_*_April-Oct
bonds
dollar
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Interest
7
now
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—
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/>:
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New
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1936
Prussian Conversion
4s
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1924
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.
10-year bonds of
High
ONDS
Range Since?
Bonds
Week's Range
Friday Last :<:*
--
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
105 vi¬ 107%
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—.
—
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Number 5737
Volume 187
• •
The Commercial and
•
Financial Chronicle
(Z915)j a
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR
AA1NGE
BONDS
'
New
York
Stock
Friday
Interest
Sale Price
or
•
of Georgia Ry—
Low
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—Jan-July
mortgage 4s series A 1995
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•
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Central
RR Co.
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Central
-
1
2020:
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42 74
April-Oct f'-i 92
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1
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mortgage 374s .series B 1968_-_—__Feb-Aug
Champion Paper-& Fibre deb 3sk 1965_—Jan-Jttiiri
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conv
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3 Vis s. f debentures 1980
5s
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1959
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'
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—-Jan-July
67
93
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May
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D
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General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979,—May-Floy
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nov ;
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966—
Jaw-July
5s
Jan-July
convertible
108%
*100'»
1994.
—_Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv 1973—June-Dec
3'As
Southern
1
87%
86
92%
96
Corp—
series A Jan 1981—... April .
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971—
Feb-Nov :j.
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Awg |
108%
110% 111
—
92%
3
99%
*84
Gen
Co—
1985—,—
.«*■>;>
—
104
Gen mtge 4s income
105%
92
A-
April-Oct
95
90
—
*89 A
Map-Nov
mtge 3'As ser J 1982,—.——April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—,
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973..April-Oct
.
103%
109% 110%
87%
101
.
83% 103
314
102%
April-Oct
Wabash. RR Co—
101%
113
Ill
.
r
,
*U'Y-
87
34
*95
June-Dec
1979—.
debentures
Southern
1978
RR gtd 5s 1963
Telephone & Telegraph
debentures
2%s
2%s
Oil
Ala
debentures
2%s
debs
conv
: 101
\; 1
100% 108
*90%
96%
...
Sinclair. Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
——Jan-July
80%
101
98%
90
10
*96
A.-
75%
94%
90%
82
' "•'.
April-Oct
debentures", 1971——April-Oct
16
102
89
110% 110%
113%
92
,J.09%
April-Oct
'
1982—
80
■98'A
89
92"
105% 105%
<
89,
*84 %
89
—
105% 105%
,
84%
*92%
87
\ 105%
~3
101
107
•
77
*91%
,
Jan-July
Works
conv
1st
97%
*82
*90%
May-Nov
Steel
93"
88
78%
j.
103 Y*
306
100'4 101%
" A"
1_Feb-Aug
-
1977
1976
1967
90%
88
1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
96
June-Dec '
:
1977
1975
*3
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
*103
June-Dec
1972
debs
4%s
93%
86%
..
.
93
*92%
■
Jan-July
Jan-July ,♦
Feb-Aug
May-ZVow
.April-Oct
Apr-Ocf
Mar-Sept
3'As 1972.
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
"
100
97
6
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
93
2%s debentures
debentures
3%s
98
*97
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1966
!
£»«
2%s
*93
1971
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
-
:
.
mtge 3s series B 1980—
s f debentures 1977-
Rubber
90
86
1970
trust 3%s
101%
87
—
92 %
1972.2..
Participating
A
59%
,50
92
98
:
101%
coll
debs
f
Vanadium
*97% 100
1982—_Jaw-july
3%s
Corp 2%s
mtge & Coll tr
4'As
593'a
*—
'
.
3s
76%
:/■■■■.
Depot 3%s B 1971_,
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Now
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971:
11 Mar-Sept
Seagram
76
68%
120
73%
May-Nou
94%
98
97%
8
99% 100
*89
1966—ApriZ-Oct
..Mar-Sept
2%s
§A3%s assented series C 1951..
:
65
106
74%
St Paul Union
1st
71%
82
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St PauL & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968_Jwne-Dec
Scovlll Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard- Air Line RR Co— '
America
of
§A3%s assented series A 1947
91
71%
62
*
*
91
70%
74%
Mar-Nov "
2006
92%
951/2
§A6'As sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dcc
§A3%s assented series A 1951
_Ju«e-Dec
§A6%s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951_.Jwne-Dec
112
91
91
*50
_May
97
*93
sinking fund debentures 1973
103%
'110
__Mar-Sept
;
Gas
§A6%s debs
94%
103%
96%
*
Jan-July
A Jan
ser
113%
92
—
100
91
90->
99%
A A
i—_Map-Nov
:
s
1st
A
Francisco Ry
Co—
series A 1997
Co
mtge &
U. S.
110%
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
1st
*98
1976—Feb-Aug
debentures
Corp—•
Biscuit
United
*102%
—
28
92%
,
103%
"96%
Jan-July
June-Dec
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971—
St Lawrence
109%
"
Rohr
92 %
92'A
106%
64
*—
1970—Jw7ie-Dec
2%s debs
27/8s
RR
Artists
2%s
Corp—
D
86%
HI
77%
77
Map-Nov
3%s
86
79'/4
306
109% 111
111
April-Oct
._
87
"
•
—
108% 109%
92%
110%
82
17
A-.V;'
109%
76%
72
108%
7 '
A 83
85
83
6
...
101
:_June-Dec
4%s
7
86%
98%
4
*78%
1971___Map-Nov
1980—
mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st
90%
82%
j 84'A
1
83%
109%
82
83
—
—
85%
85
V
79
72%
72%
109
and coll trust 2%s 1975-ApriZ-Oct
——May-Nov
1968—.
1st mtge & coll trust
Corp—
conv
Rochester
St
1st
adjustment bonds—•
!
90
.87%
88%
7
v
83
72%
*
I960—J«we-Dec
2%s debs 1961—•
Mar-Sept
6s conv subord debs 1969—<
United
*156
Jan-July
;
177
—
90
A"A1.A.AV.A
3%s debentures 1977
177
*156
5'As series A 1978
Pacific
United
*156
90%
94%
85'A
*
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973———.April-Oct
May-Nou
—
May-Nov
6s
mtge
;
Map-Nov
;1,A:;
Pacific—
of California
Union Oil
ry >■
1952—
6s
90
90%
'
94%
100% 101
100%
1965
mtge & coll tr 2%s
mtge 3'As 1982A
Union
69%
95'A
2
"... 7
88
*84
1985:—.^April-Oct
Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
debentures
3s
1st
98
*85
81%
94%
Jan-July
2019
and impt 3%s
ref
First mortgage
^
97%
92
95
97
27
94'A
Orleans
New
Ohio Cent
Union
Rliine-Westphalia Eiec Power Corp—
SADirect
of
RR
Tri-Continental Corp
1st
310
94%
69%
21
.'
107
94
*96
—Feb-Aug
99%
92%
3
98%
95%
88
95'A
12
99%
94'A
95
June-Dec
i
M 4s series C
3%s 1974—__Jwwe-Dec
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
___._Feb-Awg
Tidewater Oil Co 3%s 1986-.:
—April-Oct
174-
94%
»A
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995-May-Nov
Reynolds (R J), Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
>, Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
101
173%
98 %
94
-Jan-July
1980
conv
99
98%
106'A
Mar-Sept
L
1964
95
—
99%
99%
V
St Louis—
of
Pacific-Missouri
Term
—
*95%
-09
1983—April-Oct
Apr-OcZ
1__
100%'
88
—2
debentures 1977—.
"///
104%
Texas
10
94%
94%
i
—
88
<
94%
May-Nou
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—
—June-Dec
"General and refund M 3%s ser. E 1985—Jan-July
96 'A
*175% 180
5
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—-May-Nov
debentures
100% 101
*110%
90
,
92%
106% 107%
100% 102
A. 90%
98%
90
90%
89%
7
-103
*95%
109
87%
A7
:
.
92%
*101
>
.
101 Va
107%
98%
—
_
1st-and
'
—
__
90%
"vi
.
93%
27
78%
80
,92%
•
and refund M 3%s series B 1970__Aprii-Oct
First and refimd M 3%s series C 1990__Aprtt-Oct
108%
102
A
i
High
Low
108
90
—
■■'•i First
88'A
,
■101
debs
Texas Corp 3s debentures
96
106%
566
107
„±Jan-July
1973——— __Mar-Sej)t
Refund and impt 2%s: series D
103
94 V8
•
20
100'A
v
i
First and refunding mortgage- 2Vis 1979-Jwwe-Dec
3%s debentures 1972.
„Jwu#-Dec
3%s
•
-
1982
1973——...—__
and impt
Refund
88'A
106% 108 »A
May-Nou
First-and refunding mortgage 3',4s 1968—JaiWwZy
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
-Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037-—Jun#-Dcc
First and
5
—
107%
-
1
37/8s
Chemical
Texas & New Orleans RR—
95
..May-Nov
Co—
1963-
sinking
Terminal RR Assn
101'A
—-
95
-
—
(Ohio)—fund debentures
2%s debentures
>.
96
98
101
_—_Mar-Sepf
1981.
Gas
&
*88%
•„
__
debs
Electric
*92'A
No.
107%
j
Jan. 1
Sold
High
91%
93%
96Viv
93
103
—Mar-Sept
1983
3s
wi
& Gamble -3%s
Service
debentures
3s
Co
*—
—April-Oct
i—_Jan-July
1970——
1986-i.
Power
33is conv debs
/ Procter
2%s
debentures
Potomhc/ Electric
Feb-Aug
—
April-Oct
1982.
Sunray Oil Corp. 2T8s debentures 1966.. ..^Jan-July
u-Jan-Juiy
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981.—
—
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971— —May-Nov
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jaw-July
95
'
-86%
75
100'A 101'A
'
-92%
1967— ^..June-Dec
conv
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
OH Co
Stauffer
Youngstown &
1st
V;
88
-70
1965—Jan-July
1967
90
Sale Price
debentures 2%s 1971- ^..Map-Nov
Jan-July
1974
i.
(N J)
debentures
2%s
'
5s
3V8s cony
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
94
1
Products
Coil
Standard, Oil
110%
2
•
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
Higii
I 1963—Feb-Aug
-*
-
Low
Standard
Feb-Aug
1960
Week's Range
Interest
Low
York
New
r. Consolidated
guaranteed 4 Vis ser J 1964_Mag-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage
;;
No.
18
76
>
BONDS
Jan. I
510
94
Consolidated
:
Sold
98 »A
f debs 1972—,__june-Dec
s
APRIL 25
ENDED
Range Sine*
109% 110%
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 - June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
WEEK
Bonds
High
98
BOND RECORD
EXCHANGE
FOR
Friday
Week's Range
or Friday's
Electric
Light & Power
2%s 1976-Jan-July
—
'
■■
■.
—■'
"
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
2VBs
series
E
*71%
Jan-July
1986
3%s
Bel
Tel
debentures
ASpokane Internl
debs
2%s
1983
1985.
-
100%
107%
110
12
107
*91
a.'
delivery
the
sale
year's range,
n
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale ;not Included In the year's range. rOasn
included in the year's range,
the
not
saia
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
§ Negotiability
Ex-coupon.
y
impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in
100%
87%
90
90%
•Friday's bid
86
—
93
not
not
114
99%
Deferred
Included in
83
86%
*86" "
.
94%
37
85%
April
4%s 2013
94 Va
*101% 104%
April-Oct
-May-Nov
—
first) gold
109
110
a
68
64
97%
104
103
-
Southwestern
27
65%
*96%
71'A
68
—
65
65%
2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
mortgage 2',4s series G 1961—Jan-July
1st mtge 5%s series H
1983
—April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994.
Jan-July
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996.
—.Jan-July
First
93
ABonds selling flat.
1
and
asked prices;
no
reorganized under Bection
current week.
sales being transacted during
>
—
__
_
bankruptcy, receivership, or
„
-
,
-
or
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 21 and ending Friday, April 25. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
In the
stock
or
bond in which any dealings
have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Corp
class A
Acme
Acme
Wire Co common
Consol Industries Inc
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
footnotes
see
page
15
1
7
__1
l
——
37.
*
Friday
Low
High
Last
STOCKS
6%
2%
5%
Air Way
14 %
7
800
5%
Jan
7
Mar
16
700
14%
Apr
21
Jan
Alabama
Great
Southern
7
900
Jan
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Feb
Alan
5%
2%
6%
2%
9,000
3,300
6% Mar
4%
Jan
8%
6%
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
8%
Feb
9
Apr
5%
Petroleums
Wood
Steel
Airlines
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
13
15
High
LOW
High
2%
Jan
13
Jan
Apr
& Jan
12,000
125
122
Jan
93
93
94%
100
Apr
86% Jan
95
Feb
17%
16%
17%
500
16%
Apr
19%
Jan
75%
76
150
Feb
1
4%
4 %
75% Apr
3% Mar
7 7'/a
100
75%
4%
Apr
50
preferred—100
Co
Lie
i-t
,_50c
Ltd
cumulative preferred
Alaska
;
for Week
Range
1%
—3
Industries Inc
3% Mar
Ajax
,
Sales
Week's
-
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Jan
5%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
.
'
Sales
for Week
Shares
'
'
;
s
WEEK ENDED APRIL 25
3%
10
Aeronca
For
Low
5%
;
-
Range
1
Precision Products Inc
Adam
Week's
of Prices
FOR
10
•
4%
3,800
t
'
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
...
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Lul
STOCKS
Sale Price
EukMi*
AMrtew Stock
WEEK ENDED
APRIL
of Prices
Range 8ince Jan.
j
Par
High
Low
High
Cement
Canada
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets
Amer shareB——
All American Engineering Co
100
AUegnany Ctorp warrants—
Allegheny Airlines Inc
A lies & Fisher common
Allied Artiste Pictures Corp
38%
9%
~8%
Apr
8
45
8%
62%
1%
500
13%
13%
14%
27J/a
27
27%
32%
34
11%
28% Mar
8
8%
3%
200
18%
18%
12%
12%
13%
2%
2%
5,100
%
12,100
2
11%
Products..
Post
—
preferred
Co warrants
4.72%
Apr
Cenco
Jan
Central
Apr
rets reg—
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associate Laundries of America
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Associated Tel 6s Tel—
13%
Jan
3.50%
19% Jan
13% Feb
3% Jan
% Feb
ft Apr
11% Mar
8% Feb
13% Feb
P
Chamberlin
12% Jan
32 Va
95%
Jan
33% Feb
26
45,000
;r,"
Jan
93 Va Jan
6
6%
4%
3,100
14
13%
103
1,200
3%
5%
500
4%
15
tmm.'
15%
1,000
4
Chief
Jan
-in
Chromalloy
32% Apr
Apr
1%
9,700
vi\y
Feb
5% Feb
15% Jan
2 ft
9%
9%
•
7,100
Coastal
10%
Apr
Feb
618
Jan
Colon
~2
■
"2%
1,700
1%
%
1%
2,200
2%
2%
5,000 '
1% Feb
2
Apr
1
mmmm
2%
1%
lYs
1%'
Community
26% Jan
1,000
8
8% •
2%
3%
2,900
7%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
11%
Apr
Feb
5%
5%
5%
9%
11%
5
3,400
10%
8,500
.
'
2%
1
3%
17%
"3%
600.
17%
17%
200'
3%
3
Apr
Apr
Jan '
16
Feb
x29
1,000
32
Continental
4% Jan
Banco de
Oil
Continental
shares
14
12%
2%
Apr
Jan
Brothers
6s Power Ltd
~3%
Starr
Blauner's
100
12%
13
1
9,900
3,100
300
43
Feb
Jan
10%
Apr
Cuban American Oil-Co.—
5
Apr
6%
Jan
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common.':
14%
100
13%
Apr
14% Mar
8%
8% Mar
•
200
4
Jan
4% Apr
5%
300
4%
Jan
5%
5%
I
34
32
34%
2,100
92
91%
92%
170
(H O) Co common
*
prior cumulative preferred.100
Borne Chemical Company Inc
5
Bourjols Inc
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20c
Feb
~4% *4%
26%
Jan
34%
83
Jan
93
7%
Apr
10%
7%
Jan
8
8
8%
500
9
8%
9%
2,900
1%
1%
1,100
1%
6
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord—*
6%
11,200
•
•
•
5%
5%
5%
2,700
27%
27'A
27%
50
•
37%
Apr
37%
6,900
7
Jan
6% Mar
Mar
Jan
28
Jan
41% Apr
38
Apr
British American Tobacco—
dep rets ord reg
British Columbia
Power
Petroleum
British
Co
rets ord reg
Brown Company common
Forman
39%
39%
14
12%
14
10<%
10%
16
15%
•
.
Distillers
Jan
42% Mar
1
1
50c
9
10
Buckeye (The) Corp
1
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred
6% serial preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
6%
7%
1,200
39%
32%
39%
48.400
16% Mar
10
*9%
10
900
8% Jan
10
Feb
100
2% Mar
3
Jan
2%
6%
2%
10%
8%
'
7
Hill (The) Company.
Burma Mines Ltd—
10%
600
8%
700
7%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
1,600
10
10%
1,400
%
11%
7
9
Apr
2% Jan
2
2%
ft
300
~4%
4%
4%
1,000
3% Jan
fo¬
A
%
13,600
I0o
15% Mar
Jan
% Jan
1% Jan
%
Apr
10% Apr
9% Jan
6,700
is
Feb
39% Apr
Jan
8%
Feb
8%
Apr
2% Jan
American
6s C Television Corp
6ya
Jan
10%
dep rets ord shares..3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) 6s Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp..
12 %c
6%
5%
1
Bunker
9%
1,400
-
2.50
BUffalo-Eclipse Corp
11% Mar
17% Mar
2,500
1
.
Jan
13% Feb
5% Jan
9,400
2.50
•
....
Apr
1,700
~7%
Co common
11% Feb
6%
1
Brook Mills Ltd class B
• 8 F Company common
121,700
14
10%
Brown Rubber Co common
C
38%
16%
lO
(E L)
6'/a Apr
6
4% cumulative preferred
Bruce
100
511
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Ltd—
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Brown
39%
1
-
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5%
£1
1
common
Feb
5A
£1
£1
dep rets ord bearer
Feb
11
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2% Feb
4% Apr
%
Jan
Jan
Calif
6s
Edmonton
Eastern
California
Corp Ltd
Aviation Inc
Electric
10c
Power
1
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
2
3,300
i
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22
Jan
2% Feb
1%
Jan
9,100
13%
Jan
16%
100
55%
Apr
61% Jan
2
5,900
46% Mar
4%
4%
~5%
5
4%
1,600
29%
350
iro
13,900
5
50
54
50
I
18% Feb
16%
16%
29%
Co Ltd
For footnotes
1%
"2134
56 %" 56%
16%
Insurance
Bread
20%
-—50
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd.
Canada
il %
50
6% cumulative preferred
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co..I
Camden Fire
—•
Feb
57
4
Jan
37
•
6 *■.'%<r
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Curtis
Lighting Inc common.—
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
/.
41
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18 V* Ap r.
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2% Mar
78% Apr-
5% Jan
9%-Jan
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10%
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\,8.
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,4% Mar
Feb !
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Feb
12% Feb
,29
23% Jan
;
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5% Feb
Jan
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15% Apr
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7
Jan
Mar
8% Jan
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—
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5
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Davidson Brothers Inc.;
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Day Mines Inc
4%
Apr
157i
1
Dairies Inc..
Hosiery
Davenport
debentures
Detroit Gasket
157/8
17
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;
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Harris
Driver
Duke
Power
DuMont
Co
Co—
——
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(Allen B)
(The)
Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Test Corp
3
•-
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*
27% Feb
Feb
138
Jan
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3%
61
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Jan
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23% Mar
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Dynamics Corp of America
11*
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1
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Duval
34/ Apr
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-1
500
12
Laboratories
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg.
Duro
2|S Mar
;
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4%' Apr
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common
—
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Brewery
Jan
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600
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Dominion
2%
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Diversey (The) Corp
—1
Dome Exploration Ltd.
2.50
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.
American dep rets
Dominion Steel 6s
20
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800
Gray Iron Foundry
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Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
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'
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Detroit
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100
—
50
,
10c
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Dejay Stores common
50c
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5
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800
19%
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Apr
25
Jan
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4
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6% Mar
Eastern Malleable Iron..
Eastern
States
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32
25
1
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2,100
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17
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Cuban
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22
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37
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Mar
9% Apr
2
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193/4 Jan
6% Jan
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7%
40% Jan
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4% Jan
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Crown Drug Co
Jan
1,300
14
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British American Oil Co.:
Crown Cork
5 % Mar
13%
Cent Petroleum
Crown
13% Feb
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167a
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Crowell-Collier Publishing Co—
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Jan
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6%
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Jan
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16%
1
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14
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3
10%
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Crane
Jan
Feb
9%
9
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12% Jan
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6
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3%
32,500
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Benrue Watch Co Inc
Blumenthal
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6%
Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada common
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3%
1%
1
convertible class A
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Bickford's
3%
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2%
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Barcelona
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1
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31
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1
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Club Aluminum Products Co
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9%
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—.
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet 8s Machine—
38% Jan
Apr
13% Jan
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Jan
pfd
America
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Jan
4% Jan
Feb
13%
6,300
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Development Corp
option warrants
7%
Jan
4^ Jan
2,400
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£
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5
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Jan
%
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600
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Century Investors Inc.
108%
:
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6,600
!
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Atlas Consolidated Mining &
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31
,
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9% Feb
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39%
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38%
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Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
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Asamera Oil
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Assoc Artists Productions Inc——25c
Associate Electric Industries— -
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Appalachian El Pr Co. Name chgd to
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Appalachian Power Co 4 % fc pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co————5
Arkansas Power 6s Light—
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5%
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Jan
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300
12
6%
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——1
shares
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Anglo-La utaro N Urate Corp—
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dep
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5,350
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5
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Carnation-Co common
5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
—*
1% Mar
79
12% Apr
4,600
1
American Thread
62 %
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100 /
11% Xll%
Apr
Jan
Jan
700
34
Jan
1
12.000;
7%
6%
Natural
Oil Producers Ltd
52
300
29
29
"o%
Canso
65
y ioo:
10,500
79
76
Canal-Randolph Corp..
Apr
5%
10
1%
Apr
9%
84%
150
8%
Apr
5% Jan
Low
-"jii -3 U
4f.j -V,./ 16,700
4%•'*,«* 315,4!.a. = 22,400
•
^.
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
^ Shares
4%
2
*
10c
Dock Co Ltd
.
29% ,29%
.
20
vtc.l
Marconi.....——
---1
Canadian. Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
—6c
Canadian
Jan
5%
*
common
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
,
Jan
Feb
Ltd
Co
preierence
Canadian Dredge. &
Apr
3% Jan
Jan
7%
50
62%
American
Anchor
22
Jan
34%
18,100
88
88
33%
Equip Co
3% Mar
3
800..=
5%
8
*
Photocopy
3%
15% Jan
400 :
Seal-Kup common———2
5 % preferred
5
American Writing Paper common
5
AMI Incorporated3
Amurex Oil Company class A
5
An aeon Lead Mines Ltd
——20c
American
Jan
Jan
6%%
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
/
Canso
5%
Co 6% pfd—25
Inc class A
1
Co
'j
4,400
7%
39%
.
American Natural Gas
American Petrofina
2%
4,500
7%
38%
1,100
2%
3%
2
i4(ooo;
X3
X3
x3
——100
Aluminum Industries common—-—•
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd
15
American Beverage common
—1
American Book Co
—100
American Electronics Inc
————1
American Laundry Machine
——20
American Manufacturing Co com-—25
American Maracaibo Co——
J.
1
Meter
3%
2%
1
Co of
American
3
Apr
Jan
23
Apr
2%
700
3%
1
America—
cumulative preferred
$3.75
3%
3%
-
-1
5%% convertible preferred—
-10
Allied Control Co Inc
—
1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock__l
Allied Paper Corp
8
Aluminum
Feb
20
3%
Sales
for Week
f
of Prices "
Low'" High
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
1
Range
Last
-
STOCKS
Shares
Week's
Friday
25
for Week
Range
Low
Far
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
-
Feb
Mar
,
Number 5737
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.
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.
The Commercial and Financial
m
Chronicle
v
'§
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
....:stocks.^•:
forlnin
Week's
-Last.
-
.
.
Par
Sales
Range
Saie Price
uefeaw
ni—
Low
RANGE
for Week
"Shares /
of Prices ;
;
•
High
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
Low-V
,
Mrl
preferred_^-_'_i.-rl_-i-__——-—30
$2
■
EleCtricr Bond! &
•;W '8^'a
•
3034
Jan
*-
'30%
Jan
11-
r'
1194
.
300
27%
1
700
2fVs: ^294
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•
V t
Jari
10'Jan"
lay* Feb
92
•
101
Mar
8%
Jah
Jan'
339a
cunt
preferred-.--—_—1-10
1st
300
—1
-700
Inc
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd-1--—$1 or'25c
Buroka, Pipe Line common— .ii__—10
Jan:
41% Mar
Esquire
40,700
1
LlTir :
71% v •
<«KV5
6:1a.- :
Ltd—
/
G
..■
6
12
5,000
5%
7
-
Jan
6% Mar:
Feb
9%
6%
9'% Jan
Jan
6%.
2:7
7%
Apr
8,100
v •-
75%' 76%
•
600
10
4%
4%
4%
4%
lab:;
1
.
:4%;
4% ;
.
"■'1%;
i%
'
6 '/a
•
17 .%
■
6Va
3,100
5,700
17 7 a
1
Jan
79
Feb
80
Feb
; 4>A Feb
5/ff Mar
Apr
6
Jan
1%
Jbn
2
Mar
5%
Jan
15%
Jan
12,700
35%
34'
1,300
Ttf
7
Feb
1^3 %
preferred™_2,—
Giant YellOwkttife Gold .Mines—1'^
37 %
r 38 %
16% 7 16%
13% 115%
8%
%^}/z
%3:::
22%'
7' ,-2
-
3,200
Corp.——1——i—1
class
6%
778 '
B—_.—-—11
Union Co
Ihc—
Globe
Wernicke
Jan
15'A Apr
(Adolfj
16% v
r
2
122———1
class A--ipc-
Consolidated
16%
"!
-■
"6%
Mines—'——1
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r
7
v
j
■
;%-
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f
-
200
21
19', 4 V
1%
308
3,60(»
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1,900
•
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44.: ;. Feb
8%
•.
Jan
Jan
18%
Galion
.
Apr
3%
6
Jan
18%"*
22
^
;
.
-
ii
:
Feb
28% Jan :
86
Jan
96
Feb
80
Mar
: "5oo
5
"16% Jan
900
'4%
'
100
.:2'7Har
1,600
18%. Apr
1,600
.
:
'
.
16
_■
.j.
Bearing Co
•'
2%
694 Feb
2y» Feb
8
Apr
2
Jan
20% Jan
% Mar
"! 100
2% Apr.
900
'
34% -35% .;
15% *16%
31% Jan
14%, Jan
2^500
Hornier {Geo A) & Cp__—
15
50%
,Bakin© Co.—•
z
22% Mar
7% Jan
«
<
3% Feb i
24
.
5
Hurd Lock- &;
5
Hydro-Electric
Securities.
♦
53
Feb
50%
130
225
50%
Jap
56
Mar
110
-
11594
Jan
130
HydrometAls Inc^___—_4______ii_2,50 *
Hygrade. Food Prpducts—'_
Lm-~
5
1,900
27
Jan
99%
99%
60
96
Jan
I
".V ;.
4%.
9%; ..*
9
12%^
19
.7
33 %
"
Imperial: Oil
Imperial lobacco, of Canada
:„_15
tmperiaJi Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
IndiaaapeBs Pwr & Light 4#r pfd__100
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page 37.
-
f
6TV,;
11 *
12%
18%
Mfg Co———i:
:4iya V
—
13y* Jan
1494 Mar
1% Feb
12%
12%
100
12
46%
44%
47 V*
30,000
14% Jan<
47 V* Aprf'
33
Pebii
81/* Apr
X1094. Feb.
7,100
8%
8%
8%
Feb
37% Jan
894
894
8%
1,100
994
1,650
ay* Feb
%
94
300
it- Apr
594
594
1994
3,400
Abrasive—
494- Jan
Mining
Co
preferred
Corp
of Canada
14%
13%
14%
1,100
1,000
1394. Jan.
1994 Apr
1594 Jan,
44
52%
570
3094 Jan
5294 Apr;
5
15%
15%
15%
1394; Jan
1694 Mar
19
19%
-
15-94- Jan
1,000
311
7%
1
1
5
1
1
1
10
7%
9 v*
1,200
27%
2694
2794
34%
3494
3594
49
5094
494
5
894
4%
.
32%
-
5%
300
2294 Jan
Mac
43% Jan
1594. Jan
34% Feb*
19
Feb\
:
15% Apr
1894-Feb*
30
1594
16
16V*
1594
1694
3%
3%
500
3y« Mar
4% Jam
194
194
2,800
1% Jan
.19* Apr-
994
800
1094
800
9*
1094
11%
27,300
994
*994
994
10*
8% Jan
ioy»
10%
..—10
Company common—J
.50c
2294
10%
21%
2,600
13
15
22
9
•
"92
16294 163
.
20
310
92
194-Feb?
u Jan
Feb"
249®. Apr
Feb
11
Mar
92
2
300
2
2
1594
22%
24%. 25
400
21V*> .2294
25
6
6
40Q
200
...
2% Jamr-
Apr
394
6
24%..
2494
2594
394
39®
394
2^00
6,600
694
694
6%
■
2594 Jan.
4,800
1,200
0% Jan
Ape
25,
Feb
7
2594# Apr;
1894 Jam
..
Feb,;
1394 Feb
124Apr;
94 Aar
.21 % -Jan
594 Jan
.
Feb
43% Mar
94 Jan
20ya_Apr
7,700
94-
94—.
9a
500
.
Jaa;
163
3% Feb
122V* 124
Felfc,
92
11
Apr
11294 Jan
2,300
U94
11
11
12394
Apr
98% Feb
.9494 Feb.
80% FWr
157
Jan
37% Jan
75
4394
43%
Apr
2194
87
8,100
60
*
92
104
6
-16
24; 100
90
88%
3394 Mar-
.1294 Jan
2,30(!
1
2394
10 94
21%
.
-1094 Mar
100% Jam
1794 Jan
300
1594
1594
5 V* Apr
r
32
50
10294•
21
Apr
Feb
23
Jan
994 Jan
500
102'
102
i09V
494Mar
150
1094
Apr-;
794 Jan
1,300
33
1194.
00% Jan
500
594
5%
8V* Jan
3,200-
3294
9%
Monongahela Power Co—
,4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cum preferred series B—100
4.50% preferred series C———100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
4
Moody Investors participation pfd:—•
Ml Clemens Metal Products.
i—1
6% cumulative preferred
4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
-2.50
Mountain States Tel Ss Tel
10ft
Rfuntz TV Inc—
1
Apr,
10%-Mar
Mar
•
5%
,
6^V
41%- •42%..
Corp
—
■
,
3%, Apr
Jan
54% Mar
Milling Co
Feb
5494 Jan
National Bellas
4% Jan
.
17,200
7%
Jan
1,500
15ya
Feb
19% Mar '.
8%
Jan
6,800
5
Feb
6t>a Mar
•
88
*^6 -7 ;
88-
5,600
300
40
Products
42%
Apr
National Starch
13%
Feb.
National Steel
Apr
National Telefilm; Associates
6
ay*
394
3,300
Wz
194
-
common.
common—
3?
17
1
15.%.
.1494
159a
-
l5!S
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2
994
10
4b400500
913
27 y*
—.
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1
~8
1494
1,600-
16
1,200
19
27 y*
1,000
2694 Apr
2194 Apr
894" 125)600
1094 Feb
2% Jaa
ii%:
Jan
28
1394
2
19%
16% Fbb '
Jam
13
1394
TV* Feb
3%
Apr
Jan
11% Jaa
10% Jan
1% Jan
1,700
i»
Apr
Apr
594-Apr
~
394 Apr
Jan
10"
194* Jan
500
*
Ckr Ltd
National. Transit
5
.—5
National Electric. Weld. Machines—
National Mfg & Stores common— —1
.25cNational: Petroleum Ltd.
...
National- Presto Industries Inc..— —2
...1
National Research Corp—
_10
National Rubber: Machinery.
Feb
89% Apr
5%
3%
.—1
1
Jan
5j/4 Feb
594
5%
—1
———
Hess common
39%
•84% Jan.
1
.—3
National Brewing CO (Mich)
National Casket Company
5% Apr
994 Apr
12% Apr
13
**6
—
14V* Feb.
394 Feb:;
1394 Apr
2% Apr
6% Apr
.-10
1
Inc
Napco Industries Inci—
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
43%
900
-.
19%.
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
-
,
f
;
994
1
1
Jan ;
it-Mart
11%
Warrants
.
9y» Mar
1594
Company
10c
Service common—.1
Molybdenite Corp (C&n) Ltd—
Molybdenum Corp of America—
5 V*
31%
22
'
Feb)
40
5094 Apr
18 Jan
24% Jan
1,5007)9001)700
2,700-
10
■'
94 iImWD
33
10%
.100
pfd
3H Jazs
7%. Apr
14%. Apr
28% Mar
494 Jan
8
Jan
2,800
94
r
550
3,600
9%
15
•;
;
1394-Mar
9,600
-
Jan
7%-Jam
...
.50
Jan
6.
800
ay3
Aluminum
Public
Jam.
94 -Janr'
594iApr:
52
0
common
convertible
16
7
1
*
5
-50c
50
Co—
Piping
Wohl
9%, Jan
8% Jan
9%
50c
preferred.—
Jan
6
25% Jan
—1
Mining Corp Ltd
41%
100
v.
.
5% Jan
Jan
5
——*
1
1
Corp
100
43.'i
-9%
.
Feb
Imperial" tJbemical Industriesrets ord reg
£1
(Canada V capitahxtock—♦
,294 Jan
100
1
Co
4,400
-50. ■ ■ *»
533a •
100
Apr
'
American. dep
30
800
594
47f>
;
Mesabi Iron Co———
'49/2%
4494 Apr
3% retr
Jan
630
294
594
N
Apr
33%
4%:
,
4494
.n
lan
2%
r
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Mar
52%
:
39
«
13%
Apr
19
40%
6
3% Apr
294 Jan
11% Jan
99a
(A G)& Co -common
Merrill Island
Muter
1694 Jan
23
17
12
1,700
Muskogee Co common
Feb
19% Mar
u%
Jan
1%
17 %
14% Jan
50
v
"
Manufacturing Co
.
3% Feb
1,400
300
10,200
2,800
2yz,
3
1194.
Jan
Jan
13% Apr
994 Apr
Jap
4%
1494
36% Mar "
3,500
3%;
9
200
6»100
194
12%
Murphy Corporation
——
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Cot
—5
Muskegon Piston- Ring, common.—2.66
•
Hubtoelk IHarveyh Inc common;
Humble-Oil & Refining—
Feb
1% Jan
15%
32
loo
,
2% Jan
19
124
33%
,
,
,
10% Jan
23
5A%
■
130
-*
,
Jan
19
"
Horn &."Hardart
2Y8
15
19
Horn & Hardart. common--—
5^4. preferred.
22% Apr
5% Jan
21%
15%
23
.10
Horder's. Inc
"■
1,500
j8
*
8% r
42%
2%
" 1,800
1,800
21% 22 %>
.:% ;* 11,100
2% -
35%
Jan
v2.%:-' 2Var>
18% %87«( 7
.
.
.,
Jan
24.
"
s-
! ; 2% :
commoir^.
'Class-. 9ml
Hoover Ball &
.
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!
1
Aircraft
McDonnell
Miller
20
~2y«M3V?m-
•
;
Home Gil Co Ltd,class A__
8%
1,200
9%
5y* Feb
794
1494 Feb-
Apr
x994 Feb
300
594
1
Mead Johnson &s Co__—
Midwest
50
~
lnc-camnijon__^
—1
1—jw.!
1.2.50
Hofmaros--'Industries. Inc%_—___25c
Hollingerr ConsoL Gold Mines—„5
Hollyr Corporation—.
i_—
60c
•
37%
3,300
994.
*
3
1
Feb
Jan *
4%
Jan
2394,
137/»
>
1494
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd——
Maule Industries Inc::
:
Mays (J W) Inc common
1
Minnesota Pwr & Light
Jan
27
1,900
"
14%
£1
Missouri
2%
22
6
5%
14
194
:
Mirro
30%
1794 Mar
'
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Sugar Co common
8% Mar
700
16% Apr
3% Jan
4%. Apr
1394 JanJ
10c
-50c
Co. Ltd—
Feb
—1
——-
(The- B)
ay*iApr
47/» Jan
100
14%
Mansfield Tire «fe Rubber Co—
Apr
21%
Jan
5V* Feb
200
5
';■•*
common—
Stores
1%
-
2%
8,000
—-1
1
Service, Co—
Public
4%
6.94 Jah
Jam
12
5yB
5%.
5%
warrants
Inc
2% Jan
:4%'-:
;.i
fyt
Truck
-
21%
-
4%':
—
Michigan Chemical Corp.
Jan
67% Jan
21%
?
-
*
Macfadden Publications Inc
Jan
1,800
Matt
5% Man
16%
5 y*.
2
3
95% .95%
25c
3
1
1
10
:
500
8
Apr
X18
4%
X13V4
Exploration30c
CoJ—;—2.50
&
2%;
34% v,'
.
14
394 Jan
(The)
-
-
:
Halopharae Co
Land
Louisiana
Feb
24%-
94> Jan
11% Apr'
10% Jan
2%- Feb
200
9%
—*
Apr
.
3,100
494
4% Jan
,
'
12 y* Mar
100
23%
(The) Co—
Longines-Wlttnauer Watch CO
-3%
32:! i
'7%
300
2%
14
Realty class A—
Refineries' Inc.!
Tourneau (R G) Inc
60%
24%
Jan
-ft Mar
2%
ouc
Apr
1,500
-
*2%
5%
common
Jan
4-j
'
Hoe- <Bfc; & Co
Holly Steres Ihe_
Inc
7
4%.-
394 Jan
2
Jan
194 Atfr
., .
994 Feb'
2; 100
Extension University
Salle
56
'«
3
-
Feb
13
1%-Feb
194 Jan
4%
&
650
;
25%. Jan.
11% Jan
12%Mag
16%
Mid-West
2% Mar
6,800
2,500
17
17
4%
5%.
77a Apr
18'A Feb ;
2%
400
10% Jan
1L
MOT
%
Jan
4%
Mines'. Ltd.
Shores
31% Mar
,
3y* Jan
2094- Feb
994 Jan
4%
17
—75]
Consolidada S A
Lake
200
8
'
l,80O
1,100
D
.
90p4 Apg,
21% Feb
Jan
34%- Jaw
—.—7.50
——33Vic
Metal & Thermit Corp.—
2% Jan
5% Mar
95-
60
1,500
•'
i
10y*Jan
16% Jan:
3% Jan
1
12% Jan
Jan
99%i
494
Corp
27%
194
14,900
8
100
;_100
common.-—.
Hotels
14,000
\4
34%
Electronics—25c';
Hevl^Dut^ Electric Co——j—5 '
Class- A_
-V*.
4
:
■
Herold Radio &
Higbie Mfg Co
14
3 Yii±
7.n
'
—4
common.
1
Products -Inc—__4_10c
13"
1%' Jan
•
•
—25c.
Hena-y.'Uolt & Co
13%
5a%-''.60'%:
.
1%T
_
Hercules
9,700
Feb
Jan
;
3
Haael Bishop Incf.'____rii_—l:_'___2'J10ci.
Hazeltine.' Gorp.X——41
-—
pfd
1194
Micromatic Hone Corp
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conV preferred—4
5,600
2,400
15%--
28.%, 28%.
59;,.,4
-
„
Inc_JL'I—-—1-—11":
Havana-Lithographlrig Co,——'—'10c
Heller fW-El & CO',5ia%
:4%
preferred^
-
11
1,300
7%,
7%
15%
12'..
common.
11%,
Dept Stores Inc.
tf B) Rubber Co
"400
:-'
'
Hecla.Mining Cq^___—
1
5
5
(S)
6%
#
2%
'
Helena Rubenstein
2-i9, Ma*
294 Feb
2,500
11,300
2;800
Menasco
9% Mar f
19'/a Apr
Feb
2%
~
" 35,100
'
28%'J
J_1I
__4__
%
McKee
Apr
5%
9
400
;
Jan
3
20%
3% Jan
Jan
,
200
...
.-
Jan
,"! v6%; Jan
9,700
,
2',9% ■;
2
.
:—--—1Q;».
Inc____-
39H
f5
Communication
V^Vij .'
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HalL Lamp Co__—
1
—-—-—2v
Harhor Plywood Corp _____—
T
Hastings Mfg Co!
Hathaways,Bakeries
Jan
4
I'feb
794-Jan
Marconi International Marine-
Feb
1%
494 Mar
.Col——-10c
Lightl,—4—i—25
Investors Inc^iL—_———1
194
3%
%
Manischewitz
>
Apr
133
Jan
18
'
19 %
"2% t 3 %
'5
"
Harfcfielct Stores
194
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1
Kingsford Company.—
Kingston Products
Klrby Petroleum Co—
Maine
-
37% Jan
2«/a Feb
19:
3-
II
Harvard
294
194
Mangel
4
100
*•9%
Feb
241
Jan
123% Jan
300
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24%
t
Hartford Electric
1.25
1
20c
1%
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Company
Sporting Goods—
Magna Oil Corporation.
2% Jan
19%'
..7%
.'
21%
Jan
——50 c'
Harnischfeger Corp^l-
11%
2%
1%
Oil
Mage.s
"14 Jan
..
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4,500
^42 % '!
10
7%-;
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11%
2%
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6% Mar
Jan
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Jan
.5
300
/'• • 380
130%
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1194
Lynch Corp
Gypsum. Lime & Alabastine
H & B
10%
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77/a Feb
7?a- Jan
,
303
.
.
19% Jan T
1.100
7
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———-1
—
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1% Mar
'
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.
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40%: V
Co——1--—1,
Producers -Inci_J.^—60C
"in
295
150^% /
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Gulf States Land: & Industries— V
23%
Apr
4,500
•
6
1% '. 2
7' i i
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300
Financial
Company
A- ***
118
100
.—25c
——5
——-—5
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10c
(Deli
Co
.2%.
—--50C
Kawecki. Chemical Co.—
17'A Jan !
5% Mar
'% Jan
16% Jan
l,wv0
23:%
5%;
_
Gidesedieck Company—2
Common
■99 a
16% Mar
1.40O
-^21-/4
23%
2
•.
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preferred scries A—30
Hydrarulics.
.i.2%._:i.50c
Films
1294 Apt
1
Jan
Jan
2% Apr
5,500
9%
2%
9994
20%
23%
Locke Steel Chain
11%
900
Jan
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12; 100'
20%
Apr
7% Mar
8% Mar
Jan
.6
.—t,-——10c
_
Groeeryv Stores-
Feb
3%
94 Apr
400
29 a
9- >:/
4
pfd—100'
Liberty Fabrics of N Y_
5% cumulative preferred—
Apr
7% Apr
xl4% Feb
<mq
11
19
23%
Non-voting cotnmon stock.—
—*
7 % 1st prefer red _i_22222 22^.2*222100,
Guild
78
15y» Ma*
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8
20%
,
Jan
9%
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600
Grand Rapids
Gtidoil: Freehold-'
5,400
10,000
7,100
—1
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Gas & Electric 4kVzr/»
Katz Drug Company
Le
Jan
794 Feb
7% Apr
800
..
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f
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17%.
'
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1
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107
1,300
.:
.
Jan
6% Mar
5,900
.
15%
V
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Leonard
100
;;
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11'% *.
15%
Gold- Seal Dairy' Products
Pacific Tea—•
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Kansas
Lear
18'A Feb
Feb
,1,800
11
4
Anter Industries Inc
■■ii'
Kaiser
Sessions Co^
Lanston Industries Inc—
Jan
5^
93% Jan
4i9j Jan
27,400
6%
-
7% "77a
11
Industries———-5
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6%
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294 Feb
894 Jan
500
3
3%
2-U
2
—_!—15c
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15%
12
100
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Great. Western
3'v*
common——1
Co
Ltd—__—
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Jupiter
Feb
14
17Y* Jan
-2.50
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,
•
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12%
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ii.
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45% Mar
;
11,800
r'
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1094*
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4%
1094
Jan
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•
1,200
3
3
12:
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2,200
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Foundry Corp—
Lamson Corp of Delaware
11% Jan
60,400
%
107
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>.
common'——
Great Lakes Oil As
1,00(1
294
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
Apr
2%
32% Jan
16% Jan
300
24%
22\4
•
-
1,200
...
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,
Great
Fireman
8,000
4%10%
2%
Public Service Co 3.90%
pfd—100
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*
«,
1
Irving Air Chute——.—4——
_1
La
*
$4,60:
Great Atlantic
994
ironrite Inc
La
194 Jan
.
4-fe Feb
•
1
38%
Plywood Cbrp common^—_50c,.
-J'Yj-XV1
Corpi.—___^_4'!-25c •" '
Georgia- power $5 preferred—:4
Inc—'
4
10%
L'Aiglon- Apparel Inc—
Apr,
Feb
12
128,300
Feb
Feb
7
Jan'
iy» Jan
-j
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Distillers
~4
—1
-4
Jan
Apt
10% Jan
794 Apr
3% Jan
71/® Jan
Apr
2%
■
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Goodman.
Royalty..:
19%
39»
Feb
32
Apr
-1% Jai\
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15%
•
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2,000
14.,%
i2
107
Mar
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300
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35'A
Jan
Mar
2
General Transistor.
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Intex Oil
Knott
18% Feb
Jan
28
105
—£1 v
common—,——5, ;_
GcneraL Pfreproofing
10c
International Resistance Co—
Israel-American^ Oil
3,600
1194 Ma*
18V* Feb
5
—
Knox
■
Alden
500
Kleinert
4
200'
lu
347«
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American dep rets
Glenmore
794
Proaucts
International
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing C,o.
—4
common
General. Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
Glen
14,100
8
Kennedy's Inc—
Kidde
(Walter) &
8»/« Feb'
Jan
1,300
1,600
6%
17%
■
.
Gilbert. (A C)
Gilchrist
10 Ta
39
Kawneer
Jan
68
—
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10%
369a
capital stock_*
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6t'e Feb'
67
preferred
-TOO.
Gcllmanu Mfg Co common—1
General' Acceptance Corp Warrants2-2r
General). Alloys
Co—______
.—'-2—*
General!iBuilders Supply Corp com—1
.5-34 convertible preferred!
25
5%-
■
104% Mar
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
•1% Feb
!,* 5% Jan
17,400
Apr.
31% Feb
l1/* Jan !
': 19,500
6%.
.
Jan
+
_____
Power Co
90x/2 Jan
1094 Jan
4
Cigar Machinery
International Petroleum
Jeannette Glass
Jan1
;
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Mines
Gtkfcineau
% Jan
.
>, 12
19 »/a Jap
1%.7 14,000
;5^7 :57«
6% ;
75%
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Galkeno
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•
■:>:iM
dep rets ord reg_——£1
Fort Pitt. Industries Inc———-——I
Fox Head Brewing Com-.-——~_-._l.25
Fresnillo ; (The;
Company—:
—-1
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!
1—5.'
r
Apr
194- Apr
L800
14% Mar
Apr
9
7,300
-•
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Class B voting—::
——*
Co
32-
"1 12,800
12
7%. ■■'71?'
General Dcveldp Corp (effec April 23 ).*
Flying Tiger Line Jnc———1
Ford Motor of Canada-; v
' • V:
Motor
10%.
•
25% T *' 2^%' 25%
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—J—-1
FargoQilS'Ltd———-——-1
Financial Gener&l eorp-j.——•—lOo •
Flrth'Sterling- -Ihc:—
i__Li^2.5Q'
Fisftman (M H)> Co -Ihc___ ____—t—X
Florida Canada Corp. Name changed to •
Ford
Jan
9- '
-1
70
Jah
"6% Mar'-
-■•.•;-59a- Jmi
7
Jam
194 Jan
10394
194
102:
2% Jan
;
Factor (Max) & Co class A
Faircftild, Cauner'a & Instrument-—
-.
7%
lO'A
1% Mar
38%
International
Iron
1
3,400
1,600
1'%
v
,
.
5% Jan
9% Jftn
-
2,000
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2%
194
10%
Iowa
3% Mar
12'%
1%
10394
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13% Jan-.
Jan
2Va
•
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V 7%. Jan-.
3%. Feb
\V 69* Jan
1% Jan.
1,500
13%: Feb
;
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,
Apir
20-
2,300
—I
International
High
LOW
.
19%
2
50c
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17%
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Febu
% Apr
3094 Apr"
13 ya Mar
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2,200
.
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«
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.
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13%
.
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■
47,200
.
29*6
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Electronic Ctommnnicationg;'Ihcl3r__rt.,'!
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2,300
■
.
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2694; Mar
27y* Mar.
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•Shares
of Prices
Low
18%
-1
Enterprises Inc—
Induscriai Hardware Mfg Co—
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
for Week
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Par
Industrial
16*%- Apr
.
Corpor-atioiif Class "Ac
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Last.
Sale Price
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
;
■
American Stock Exchange
Eastern
Elder Mines
35
STOCKS
'
Sugar Associates—_
Common shades of beneficial Tutl-il*
APRIL
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18%
31%-Mfer
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-
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894 Apr
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EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Last
Par
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Nestle-Le Mur Co common
Neptune
Cnaraberlain Petroleum
England Tel & Tel
Haven Clock & Watch Co—
loria Min <te Cliem Co
New
New
New
New
—-—-25c
Mexico & Arizona Land
1
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
20c
Park Mining Co———
1
New
New
New
Co common——
Newr Process
A„r
31"
Feb
i(4
15 ft
17 ft
43
23
23
7k
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Nuclear
as
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5ft
5ft
4ft
4ft
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30
29
170
200
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3,300
1%
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5,100
1 ft
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lft
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-
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Feb
O
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Oceanic
———1
50c
•
Company
100
00c
25
1
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cumulative preferred
Old Town
40c
5ft
5ft
lft
redeemable 1st preferred—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
*
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
*
2ft
630
51
53
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12%— 13%
dividend preferreddividend preferred—
conv
$4.30
••
1
1
100
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—i
& Light
Pacific Power
5ft
pfd
Page-Horsey Tubes common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
Pan Israel Oil vtc
1,500
40
Jan
57
400
11
Jan
13%
31% Mar
28% Mar
30%
28 ft
27
Jan
27ft
Jan
26%
26%
27
3,400
500
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26%
241
r
200
23 ft
23%
600
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95%
96
90
101
100 ft
101
160
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93 ft
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17
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17
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—
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5ft
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5,800
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15%
14%
300
1,200
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1
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6%
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(The)
1
Pepporell Manufacturing Co (Mass) —20
Circle Corp
2.50
Oils <fe Minerals
Industries
Pierce
&
Erie—.
Lake
Polaris
Mining
Co
&
&
Alexander
Lambert
Inc
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Pressed
Preston East
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800
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2
2
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8
8%
7 ft
115
1 r'u
65%
4
9%
8,900
6ft Mar
!U
10,700
ft
65%
1,600
5%
5:(i
1,600
25 ft
25 ft
100
63
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Jan
59ft
Apr
Apr
Statecourt
Apr
steel
l]i Apr
78% Jan
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6ft
5ft Jan
18ft
26ft Mar
Jan
1%
1%
600
13V
1%
1%
800
1%
Jan
2%
2^
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23'%
23%
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20/8
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•
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8ft
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9%
52
29%
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1
13 ft
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1,200
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2ft Mar
48
Feb
18
31,000
4.a
Jan
900
11%
Jan
7%
6j),
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— 93
93
100
3
25
14% ' 15%
19
5
18
ft
90
9 ft
Jan
1,500
13% Jan
700
ID
95
16% Mar
Apr
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Apr
-
19
Inc
Class
4to
1
—
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5ft
5%„
1,300
5ft
5.4
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6,8
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Apr
—'
—
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Packing
Co
1
10
10
1
.
common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common;
$1.25 convertible preferredReda
Reis
Pump
(Robert)
Reiter*-Foster
Reliance
Co
Republic Industrial Cprp
Richwell
V
-
Petroleums
Etd
Ridge way Corp—
lExnUquidating
*Vtc extended
Roosevelt
-
450
17% Jan
19% Feb
2,200
45 ft Jan
52 ft Mar
7ft
7%
7ft.
17ft
18
1,000
300
'
6% Mar
17
9ft
400
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6ft
40
8 %.
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lft
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1.400
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lft
%
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100
41%
;
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4ft
%
-
.
12 Jan
•ft Mar
34
■
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7ft Jan
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17% Jan
Jan
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12,400
2,500
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•
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9
-
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,
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.
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Jan
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70
82ft Jan
lft
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1
lft
3,400
10% Mar
.
.
2%
lft Jan
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*
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1% Feb
:
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—
1.50
see
page
1,100
6%
10 ft
10ft
10ft
20,900
1,200
•
Russell (The F C) Company:
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Byerson & Haynes common
5ft
6ft
1
Russeks Fifth Ave common
5ft
6ft
12 ft
12 ft
12 ft
1.25
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royalite Oil Co Ltd--—
5 ft
__30c
Roosevelt Raceway Inc.—
2ft
2ft
1
,
37.
1
1
1
3
1
3
27ft
~4ft
3
3
.
Jan
7
Mar
11% Jan
lift Apr
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2ft Jan
:10
3,500
..
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1,000
,
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22 ft
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5,800
1,600
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.
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4,900
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14
Apr
19ft Apr
Mar
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95
3%
1%
3% Apr
2
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»? 3% Jan
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6ft
5%
?7% Feb
5 ft/'Jari'
17,300
6%
534
5%
800
5ft
13%
14
35 ft
27% Feb
*'
6%
Feb
6% Mar
Jen
Feb
12%
2,400
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15
31
400
34%
35ft
1%
3,300
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6
3% Feb
10,800
4,
2
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35ft Apr
2a
2j
20
50
Jan
56%
26%,
100
25
Mar
26 ft
Jan
50
50
56
26%
2o
50
100
45ft
Jan
52%
Apr
42
Jail
48 ft
Apr
Apr
46 ft
46%
200
24 ft
23 ft
24 ft
2,200
21% Mar
24% Jan
23%
23%
23%
300
21% Mar
23% Apr
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2a
22ft Jan
2a
2a
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11%
11%
7%
7%
200
2%
300
7
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9% Jan
600
,
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Jan
Feb
12
8ft Mar
Jan
Apr
62
Feb
62
700
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2
2,500
1%
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2% Feb
1
1
100
%
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1
6
5%
6%
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4%
4%
1,700
19,200
4%
4ft
4% Mar
4% Mar
62
62
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24 ft
7
5,500
8
12,400
5%
1,400
14%
54
55
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8
Apr
45ft Jan
1.500
.
Mar
26
22% Mar
17
Apr
•
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55ft Apr
10%
17%
3,100
9%
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12ft Jan
18
9%
13
10% Mar
13 ft
13 ft
10
Jan
•
400
& Mar
3ft Mar
Feb
26
7%
7%
14
18
Apr
15 ft
Jan
2%'
600
2%
Feb
3% Jan
4 ft
4Tb
700
6% Jan
2%
2Tb
61.900
4ft Apr
113 Jan
2ft
1
1
1
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25c
4,100
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1
2%
700
•
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3
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8ft Feb
600
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213
1% Jan
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2%
3% Feb
3% Jan
46% Jan
55ft Mar
54%
100
4%
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100
13 ft
13%
500
13
13%
13%
800
13% Apr
1.5% Apr
14
14
100
12
14-
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7,600
53%
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100
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31 ft
31
-
14
Jan
Jan
Apr
18% Feb
Jan
29ft
Apr
2% Mar
1% Jan
15ft
1,800
31%
--
5ft Mar
4 ft. Jan
300
Jan
17%
17
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5
33 ft
Feb
15
15 ft
700
15
Apr
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Apr
27 ft
27 ft
28
ft
1,050
18
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Apr
lift
1
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lift
-
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14
14
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14 ft
14 Tb
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,4%
2%
3
3
3%
Jan
Feb
2
11
14ft Mar
Jan
.14% Mar
3%
Jan
4% Apr
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
2% Mar
1,400
6,100
1,900
2.20C
Jan
11 ft
100
/
lift Apr
Jan
lft
800
2.200
2
1%
2
—1
3ft
Apr
-
15 ft
X14%
15%
1,500
Xl-*V4
15 s,8
5,300
12% Feb
-7
x38ft
4ft
-
2ft
%
2
2ft
lft
,
1%
lft
■
ft
42%
U
25
19%
24ft'
24ft
20%
'
2%
2%
91ft
:"2%:
23a'
2ft
loft
2%/;
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;
■
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:
2%
•
18%
4
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2%
100
'
800
—
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-
126
Oft
19 ft
18
19ft
16
17
Jan"
"2Vi Apr
4
Jan*
Jan •*•
Jan i
'
12"-"- Jan
•
'
•
%
18ft
Feb^
20ft
13%
Jan
19ft Apr
1,200
15 s/a
Apr
17
—
400
•
3ft
Jan
"
-
'
500
-
-
6ft Mar
-
Jan
Feb r
30ft Jan
-
'
-
8ft Jan
,
'
.
?r
U
.
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
5
Union G^s Co of Canada.
——•Union Investment Co
—
4.
Union Stock Yards of Omaha———20
19 ft
4'.'a
.
68 ft
Jan
100
6ft
Jan
50
Q
5%
19V*
Q
2,400
80
5 ft
80 r
20
-■
'-"3ft Feb •'
V-1%- Jah
'4 ft Jan '
Apr-"
-
19,100
29 ft Mar "■
7
-
Apr
Apr
36,500
19
17
6%
•
96
2ft Jan^'
-
6ft Feb
.
Jan
-1,400-
4ft'
-
1,700
Apr
13% Mar
r
Jan
•
24ft
-
-
88ft Jan
1% Jan-
1,400
7.,f
%
—
—
io%*
10 ft
-'.2%
98
-
350
93
X3ft
-2
300
2,600
Feb
25% Mar
Jan
—
'
126
122
Feb
1% Feb
T
10% Jan
400
6ft Feb
2%
122%
46%
Jan
19ft
13%
•
25% Mar
Jan7
'4,200
25
2344
13 ft
,-10'
1-—
mc———10c'~
-
Feb
100
-
% Jaa
1,000
24
A Apr
Jan
4
Jan
1% Mar "
Feb
38%
2,700
23%
2%
96ft Jan
3,800
Feb
Mar
4% Apr
.
Jan
10,300
1
-
W Jan
-
1
:—1
"
1
6,800
21%
44%
20%
43%
25c
Apr
900
.■
39% Feb
Jan
2
ft
iif'
8
Jan
3ft
2,800
100
100
213i
'
34 ft
6,600
4%
-
"
15Tb Apr
-Jan
5,300
38%
X37%
4ft
1
warrants
16
13ft Jan
la'/B
5
5
—10
—7
Thorofare Markets Inc—
Tliriftimart Inc_—
Tilo Roofing Inc.
.
Apr.
Apr
5% Apr
3% Feb
Feb
Apr
32% Jan
2,600
3%
——1
.-10c
10
.Two Guys
;
Jan
28
common
True Temper Corp
Trunz. Inc——
:
I
from Harrison
:
—
Jan
Jan.
4,500
2%.
28
—
4% Jan
4%
A
common
Tri-Cohtlnental
—£1
Feb
3% Jan
.
;
19 ft
40%
Mar
16% Mar
11%
18%
Apr
4
10 ft
33
31 ft
'
40
%
Jan
Jan
100
383'i
19 ft
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Aixier deposit rets ord registered,—£1
Am,or deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
—20
Toledo Edison 4 ft ft preferred——100
Tonopahr Mining of. Nevada———1
Tpwek/Acceptance Corp class A
1:
" Tran& Caribbean Airways clas^ A—_10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc
—.—1'
:
Trans. Cuba Oil Co class A——50o;
Trans<Lux CorpJ—
1
—1.
Triangle Conduit '&. Cable Co
!—•
\
dep rets prd reg__
For footnotes
1
1
-l
20
Feb
2% Jan
ft Jan
3ft Jan
8%
10,100
14
38ft
Mar
•
ft
500
31ft
Apr
ft Jan
3,800
12%
13%
39%
Jan
2
41,000
9%
31ft
Thiokol Chemical Corp—
Tliompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Feb
18 ft
Jan
16ft Feb
39 ft
1
1965i
pfd F
Sons.;inc_.
Field
19
Co—
to Jan 3
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American
16% Mar
Jan;
Oil
%
3%
9
T-20c
1
Texas Calgary Co
25c
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
*
Thew Shovel Co common5
,
Rochester Gas «5j Elec:*4&
(I)
11
51
.—50c
distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas
Rokeach
4,300
18%
X6 ft
I
Rico Argentine Mining Co—
15 ft
49
10
-
.
18ft
1.
_1
—a.
Remington Arms1 Co Ino_„
ft
class
Electric Co common—
Tel-A-Sign
—
49
1
1
.50c
& Co——Oil Corp
Insurance
■
14
—26
1
Co
15ft
14
3%
%--
Jan
1
"
Feb
36
warrants——
Technicolor Inc common
ton
Jan
Texam
Rapid-American Corp
800
iff
Mar
19% Mar
ft Apr
•
600
%
&
Feb
35
i
Jan
32
3,000
39
"2%
'
1
cumulative preferred
Tampa
5%
B
17
Apr
IOO
■
Mar
4,500
38 ft
Apr
3ft Feb
148
96ft Jan
200
~2
^
Talon
Apr
19%
27*
■
Jan
•
Feb
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co
200
39
—25c
—1
International Petrol Corp——1
..Superior .Tool Sc Die Co
Symington Wayne Corp
15% Feb
,
—
(S) & .Co common
Corporation
sun Ray Drug common—1
Sunrise Supermarkets Cprp
8^8 Jan
2,000
7ft Feb
8ft Jan
Colorado—
414 ft cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
100
;
Jan
-'2% Apr
130
Jan
31% Apr
6% Feb
Jan
Jan
24
■
9%
'.-6% Feb
-
200
100
—-1
Corp
Stroock
,13% Apr
1,600
Corp
5ft- Jan
4ft
1,400
~2
1
(Del)
common—
(Hugo)
2%
li
5
*
common_5
Stylon
Jan
Jan
Inc
'Stop & Shop Inc..
303/4 Mar
ft
9ft
9
'
(J Bj
Container
Stone
Apr
13 ft
*
Stetson
stinnes
3-fy Jan
53 ft
Jan
Enterprises
of Canada ordinary—
Sterling Precision Corp
Jan
9ft Apr
55% Jan
3,500
iV
6
13
9%
300
<
30%
"'7 ft"
7%
1,500
53%
'.ft
6%
1
_
50
1
2%
52
29
10c
—
61
2ft
•
America
9 %
61
iS Jan
Co
Parts Corporation
stein
(A) & Co common
Sterling Aluminum Products
sterling Brewers Inc
Apr
1%-
:
Corp—
convertible preferred
9%
26ft'
2%
145% 148
19%
1
Co_^
(Tlie)
9
Jan
1
Feb
lt% Feb
35
10
Corp—
Standard Tube class B
Stanrock Uranium .Mines Ltd—"
5% Feb
;
2,600
/! 600
100
1
Corp
Standard Shares Inc common
2,900
8ft
6;;
Jan
1
Apr
3% Apr
300"
26ft
20
1
standard-Thomson
18 APr
16
Products
standard
;
5ft Jan
Jan
7%
5%
15% Apr
10% Mar
~
Standard Oil (Ky)—
200
id Jan
Forgings
standard
900
1,800
4ft
%
lft Jan
Jan
'ft' 9
100
4ft
Jan
%
6,700
147%
—™zS'fEzs '
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp^
^?ar
Apr
xn
*
Apr
^,u
IV,t
11
ft
10%
14
Jan
2ft
Jan
2
26%
comrhon——1
Standard Dredging Corp
5%
12,700
15%
%
I
15 - Apr
/4
A-i?
4
9ft Jan
10%
1/q
1
Spear & Company.,
T
1
».
5% Mar
4,200
8ft
5
el
14ft Feb
2/,
210 Mar
57 a
—2
J
Southland Royalty Co
Jan
Feb
Apr
2,300
ft 100
Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
Southern Pipe Line—
}?4i/ S
i»n
Fob
4;2 ^
California Petroleum
Southern
13%
l
Company—
of
Anr
Apr
Mnr
199
ft
2.50
Dome Mines LtcL
Service
ov
2,a
/a
iSJ /3
"ten
931/
kn
01 V
^
%
*
Co
Gas—
Providence
filv
17^ liar
1
Mar
Anr
'* a!
20o
common
of
(The)
J?1
L
2.50
common
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
OA J'
ini
p
1
Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Prentice-Hall
fin-i * i,f,?
QK3/4
i99i'/4
7%
25ft
Jan
6 '/«
2a
4-88% cumulative preferred
4.56 ft convertible preference
4.48ft convertible preference
4.32 ft cumulative preferred
4.24ft cmnulative preferred
4.08ft cumulative preferred-—
Jan
9
—25c
-
Power
Pratt
98/4
Apr
56
Southern California Edison—
5'<' original preferred
—
i«n
99318 "to
Jan
Manufacturing common—
»
10
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdroll
200
55
17 ft
2
50
*
Products class A
Poloron
Soss
Jan
6
1%
1 ft
3%
Feb
9ft
7
2,300
"V 4ft
1
—1
-1
12.50
South Coast Corp common
South Penn Oil Co common
5ft
1
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pneumatic Scale common
'
13
—1
Inc
5
-%
1
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pittsburgh
90%
200
16 ft
55
1
Corp—
500
6% '
.
17
5
10 pesos
10c
Inc_;
Electronics
4%
54%
—
4%
5
—
Perfect
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
1,700
6%
2
2.50
of Canada Ltd—
Aircraft
odu
Anr
093^ vfn
24,700
"
Piasecki
Mar
19,500
98ft 100
•
25% Mar
26
200
24
241/4
•
*
—
Feb
26
26%
Jan
7,200
2ft
~2%
Apr
13 Jan
25 ft
6ft
•
-
19% Jan
300
2
15%
-1
j£;pith «JHo\varc(); Paper Mills—
Sonotone Corpl
Jan
Jan
27
ft
8.4J0
& Telev Corp—10c
Airways Inc—————
—
slick
33% Apr
900
23 ft
lft
Skiatron Electronics
2,400
15
Philips
3% Jan
.
Corp
Parkersburg-Actna
Peruvian
....
30%
26%
(C A)
Motors
Traffic
;
Feb
Feb
3,500
2
10c
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Apr
-•/..
Jan
21%
6,100
Hi
24
2ac
5,000fr
Singer
Singer
Mar
33%
lft
Penn
Apr
29%
--
Amer shares—1 Bol
1
Park Chemical Company
1
Parker Pen Co class A
2
Patino
Apr
12 ft
33%
33r'u
;
5ft
ft
Pentepec Oil
4ft
Jan
2% Apr
vtc—2 Bol
lc
Paramount
Jan
7%
:
.
Airlines-
Northern
Apr
1% Feb
Jan
100
23ft
0%
*
.
Apr
-
19%
2
2
Simmons-Boardman Publications
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co-.
1/lj Feb
62
Feb
2% Mar
52 ft
500
12 ft
52%
*
*
dividend preferred
Pacific
085
3ft
4.50 ft
4.36 ft
$4.75
lft Jan
4,900
53ft
2ft
4.80ft
$4.75
lft
52 ft
llft-
6ft 1st pfd—25
—25
1st preferred—
——25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
5ft
Jan
•
1st preferred
ft
95'/a
V;
r
5 ft
120
12%
1
1
Corp—
Pacific Gas & Electric
100 ft
11 % Apr
66% Mar
102
Jan
hV
53 ft
7
Securities
Oxfdrd Electric
Apr
Jan
2,500
-
19ft
6%
2ft
2
-—
Silver Creek Precision Corp—
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Silvray Lighting Inc
Simcu American Shares
2% Jan
60%
64
—1
O'okicp Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas
Feb
8%
100
8?s
0
Inc
Omar
2
13,000
64 ft
99 ft
100 ft
Company common
Okonitc
2ft
Oft
ft
2ft
ii',8
common
Onio Brass Co class B common
Ohio Power 4 % v'o preferred
Okalta
Oils Ltd
—
Corp
Ogdeu
B
Class
Silex Co common
22
-
20 ft-Jan-
Jan
7%
25%
*
Sicks Breweries LtdSignal Oil & Gas Co class A—
Feb
lft Jan
•
-
7%
Jan
7ft
Shoe Corp of America common——3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
10c
4ax Feb
lit
2
-
200
6
11
s,,&.i„p.^X^-hTan7d-;:::::—J
Apr
2%
37,900
*
•
til
Z
37,600
iii
*
of America
U
21%
%
Sherwin-Williams common——-—-25
(
6% Jan
Jan
Feb
r6%
1
Sherman Products Inc
Jan
18-
Apr
7
23ft
•
Shawinigan Water & Power.
Anr
3ft
3
13
200
18 ft
20c
*
5
Servomechanisms Luc
Seton Leather common
Shattuck Demi Mining
5ft Jan
3in
1,100
7%
18ft
1
Servo Corp of America
14%
-
+
14%
10%
Anr
High
ft Apr
21%
21-
ro0
30ft Mar
Jan
'
4% Apr
4,400
96
93%
7%
4ft Apr
13
12
6,700
7ft
J
securities Corp General
32% Mar
Jan
yi? I-Pn
5ft
2
A
*
sk
1,200
67 ft
::
2ft
-
Anr
lif f ^
27,700
66 ft
-
*ir
96
175
V,
4ft
m
5
5ft
GO ft
Anr
600
20 ft
4ft
1,'Tj"
k Sir
5% SS
Jan
&
700
7 ft
7
7ft
"3/ir
Ltd
it
300
4/8
k'S
'.Anr
20.400
lft
5ft
47% Mar
Jan
350
-
25
1
Corp
Class
fi. •
-7
1% Jan
17ft Apr
Jan
lift
3,900
43 ft
Apr
96
•
lft Feb
100
12%
13
Petroleums Ltd—
1
Savoy Oil I.,e ,Del,——
2Sc.
Sayre & Fisher Co
—
—1
Scullin Steel Co common--—.—.——1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd...———
Seaboard Western Airlines——-1
Senporcel Metals Inc
10c
S
Anr
94
100
12'a
Sapphire
jan
1,7
Tan
jg
8
7,800
it»
lft
'■
2,800
94
04
lft
iln
41.600
*6
—————
Northspan Uranium Mines
jin
18%
7% Jan
5,600
11
1/4
lft
1
50
pfd—100
Airlines
North Penn RR Co
Northern Ind Pub Sorv 4ft%
7/
5,200
&
10 ft
11
B—
Northeast
12510
5,700
r
20 ft
V:, 12
10
class A
lVt
19%
American
North
>■
Apr
til
—.———:—10
Royalties Inc
1
North Canadian Oils Ltd
25
Class
138 ''■>
%
10c
——*
Corp
Southern Railway
Noreen-Ketay
.
Jan
20
Merchandise
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Nfpissing
Mines—————
1
Noma Lites Inc—
——————1
Norbute Corporation—
50c
North American Cement
6,140
»
10
10
1
York
Norfolk
Feb
1
1
*
common
Rosario—
New
1%
•
Superior Oils
Auction Co
York
New
1,000
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
12%
„
Cumulative preferred 4.40ft serics-20
5.60ft preferred-20
lft
l'
lft
Low
Feb
Apr
136ft 138ft
133 ft
of Prices
■
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Salem-Broslus Inc
2-50
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
10 pesos
Sail Diego Gas & Electric Co—
' Cumulative preferred 5ft series—20
Cumulative preferred 4ftft series_2o
8
8
R
_
23% Mar
;
Jail
6ft
,,
22% Feb
lift Mar
19ft Jan
1,000
5ft
—-—
York & Honduras
New
New
2,700
ift
,
lft Apr
Jan
1
American Stock Exchange
'
4,800
6
Zinc—
Jersey
New
Low
2314
23
2314
Jan. 1
High
Range Since
High
1%
30c
b
1
50c
100
1
50c
Electric Corp
Union
National
Low
for Week
Shares
Range
Last
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
ended apbil
Sale Price
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
for week
for week
Range
•
Range
Sales
Week'#
Friday
STOCKS
.
-
900
75,'er Jan
19ft^Ja
-
Feb
803i
Apr
9ft Apr
20 Va
Feb
\
Volume
187
Number 5737
-
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1921)
——
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
United
Products
Aircraft
United Asbestos
i
Corp
Elastlb
United
Milk
United
Molasses
Corp
Products
United
Profit
U
Sharing
U S Ceramic
U
Foil
S
United
25
common—
50c
1
26
Vitamin
IVa Apr
1 Va Jan
Jan
34
Feb
25c
189
Apr
Jan
2%
31.800
Jan
2To
Apr
26 Vi
3,550
9
Feb
26V4
Apr
2%
2%
2Va Apr
7% Apr
318
Apr
8 Vs.
4,600
1,400
8%
Apr
7%
r
1%
300
X34 Va
35%
3,700
2%
2%
%
50,800
1%
1,500
27
25
Vi
1%
1%
43%
43%
1%
10
43%
20
«
28 Va Mar
Apr
2V'2
Jan
Jan
38%
Feb
2% Mar
1% Jan
4ya
Jan
31
800
.
;
Jan
l7/a
Danzig Port & Waterways
——
14
——
.
44
Jan
25
Mar
Jan
39%
——
14%
13%
14%
37,600
13 %
Jan
15
2
28%
28
29
18,900
22%
Jan
29
5
5%
6
1,900
'
common—
Sugar
5%
"Oennan
AS f
Cons
a
Hanover
Hanover
7s
Music
secured
Vanadium-Alloys
Victoreen
Steel
Apr
6Va Mar
4% Jan
5
warrants.
!—
100
1939
80
38% Feb
2% Jan
35 Va
36%
900
30%
2%
2%
600
2
Jan
Jan
4%
4%
4%
Apr
2%
3Va
5,200
5,000
3
3Va
2,900
27/e
Apr
9
9
200
9
Jan
3%
3%
GOO
3 Va
Jan
3%
2%
1947
4%
(60%
(Prov)
6y2s
—May-Nov
April-Ocl
1947
1947
5s
(PJan
A)
2s
year s
y
range.)
50
Jan-,July
Transaction
asked
prices;
no sales
wi,
61%
99%
—
100
53
49%
93
—
56
43%
50%
37%
50%
$39 %
for
cash
included
(not
in
'
*-
39%
year's
range).
xEx-
^ '
-
being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
>
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit;
«Jre,: m00^'
61
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
being traded flat.
and
57
$60
20l2__jan-JuIp
r
—
$72
•
A Bonds
—
$100%
i^° 5ar« v
Deferred delivery transaction
^-liquidating distribution, g Ex-stock dividend,
(not included in
dividend.
173
$72
June-Dec
stmpd
19%
197
161%
—
$73%
$53
Mar-Sept
Janeiro
High
194
$165
1972
r
Low.
—
$35%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Uay-Nov
stamped (Plan A) 2yas 2008
Peru (Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
1
Jan. 1
No.
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula"v t c," voting-trust certificates;
convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock;
when
issued;
"ww,"
Jan
with
warrants;
"xw,'!
without
warrants.•
'
^
Jan
4%
Feb-Aug
1949—
Parana
de
Range Since
Sold
19%
$196'%
$168%
June-Dec
Germany-—
redeemed)
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
Rio
Bonds
High
Apr
3%
Jan
Range
Friday's
$20
FeO-AUg
1947
6s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
(issue of May 1927)
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
Feb
Apr
4V4
2
or
Bid & Asked
Jan -July
City (Peru) 6Y2s stamped 19JPB
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2y8s 2008
4% Feb
4% Mar
78 Va
—
2%
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vinco Corporation.
4%
——
36 y2
....
—1
Instrument Co
(The)
"
"
Co—
Industries
Van. Norman
4%
J—''
.
7b
1952
ALima
\ Jr
•9
1
5
Sale Price
(City of)
tFriday's bid
Valspar Corp common
$4 eoQvertible preferred
Last
Period
6%s
,1% Feb
Feb
24% Mar
700
'
15
Insurance—
108
Apr
2y8
X34%
2%
50c
common—;—
Universal Marion Corp
Universal Products Co
A
4% Feb
318
17%
__
1
Corp
110
Week's
Interest
Exchange
Low
Apr
3% Feb
__
174% 182
—
1
Consolidated Oil
Utah-Idaho
600
234
1
Universal American Corp
Universal
32%
25
Co
United Stores Corp
Universal
Apr
2%
10
Reclaiming Co
States
Jan
%
8%
3Va Jan
180
B_—
Tile
class
U S Rubber
5^
__
100
Canal
preferred
Air Conditioning Corp
S
7,200
2.500
29
Stock
High
Jan
\h
__
10s
10r,'<r
.
5%
.....
registered—
crd
United N J RR &
7
common—
Ltd—
Co
rets
Low
18,100
American
A
|
*5
Friday
31%
32%
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
%
\
ENDED
BONDS
Shares
High •
8%
6%
6%
„10c
-*
United
dep
8 Va
8%
1
United Cuban Oil Inc__
Amer
50c
common
WEEK
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
*
~
.
L
Vogt
__
•
Manufacturing,
9
.
III1
jVulcan Silver-Lead Corp...—
L
4%
Jan
w
Aircraft
Waco
*7Tr
2%
Co
•
Bond lnc
&
24%
.1.25
-1V4
111
i
Canadian
Oil
Gas Ltd
&
1%
1%
la
Western
Leaseholds
.
Va
•
pfd_ IlOO
Western Maryland Ry 7 % 1st
Westefn Stockholders' Invest Ltd—
'■
Ariier dep rets ord shares—
..Is
"
Western Tablet
.' ,'
&
Inc.—
White
Stores
bVa%
Wichita
I
lnc
River
Oil
'
.
Wilson
(R
C)
Brothers
j
Pwr
13%
1
.
x26 Ys
2%
Woolworth
Amer
67o"
-
.
Jan
11%
Jan
10
Apr
*
16%
-
7,100
Jan
'7%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
5V4
4%
5%
3,100
18n4
18'%
50
15
98 V 2
00
93 Va
18% Mar
Jan
97V4
—
Jan
100 %
18 Va
18V'a
100
"45%
47 V4
900
39% Jan
i
5
Jan
5% Mar
TVa
Jan
19%
—"
<"•
117«
IlOc
1 %
■
lV'a
Appalachian
6s
11
Jan
Sale Price
or
Bond*
Friday's
Range
series
Low
50
41
Lack
Lackawanna
-
Western
&
of
N J
99
21
Quar-Feb
$125
94
95
2
38
RR
1970
4s
Ohio
due
1953
Power
1st
mortgage
Pennylvania
3Y4S
extended
to
&
Water
&
Gas
deb
Power
series
2%s
B
85
86
series
3s
series
C
E
3s
series
3Y48
1964
Co
6s
1967
101%
Corp
3s,
F
Feb-Aug
__Jan-July
1982-
Gas
&
Goods
(Calif.
Electric
3s
1
1971
3Y4S
1970
77
85%
86
86 y«
48
1
93
132
•93
Jun
j
Apr. 21
$89
—
1959
93
130%
93
136
87%
56%
06%
85
87%
2
1
,t.-
8
88
12
9814 100
-104%
34
106% 106%
5
104
.
110
110
10
-
09Va'
$98
'$91% *
dy
,$95y«
Feb-Aug.,,
—
1951.
100
95%
1951
155.5
263.2
291.9
261.3
2,445,690
7,945,900
5,529,000
401,000
2,872,410
3,019,600
5,488,000
5,171,000
319,000
$29,063,900
$1,637,000
Period
Sale Price
.Jan-July
"
„
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Bond
Sales
$5,182,000
*
410,000
13,608,630
Total
Bonds
$25,000
8,200,900
5,955,000
5,898,000
Apr. 25
.
$25,000
$30,725,900
Week Ended Apr. 25
1958
of
Shares
U.
B.
87%
89
97%
Bank
Industrial
-
61'
103
63%
69%
5
101 Vi
102%
10
95%
Sold
Bid & Asked
ow
98
$155
$122
29,063,900
--
';;
382,144,500
314,155,800
$402 101,420
$328,972,850
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Domestic
(No. of
Bonds
Foreign
Government
Bonds
"
High
Foreign
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Bonds
Mon.
Apr. 21__;
787,785
$97,000
$1,000
$23,000
$121,000
T"es.
Apr. 22
680,214
145,000
1,090
10,000
156,900
Wed.
Apr. 23
692,140
86,000
1,000
87,000
Thurs.
Apr. 24__
737,595
91,000
73,000
164,000
Fri.
Apr. 25
807,960
63,000
17,000
80,000
$482,000
$93,000
:
3,705,694
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
.
$608,000
$33,000
Jan. 1 to
Apr. 25
1958
1957
3,705,694
4,950,441
49,845,590
70,637,599
$482,000
1958
1957
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
_
—
—
22,568,000
$23,420,000
Week Ended Apr. 25
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
No
High
*
52,000
14,695,050
$30,725,900
92
100%
Boo da
$70,000
59,000
19,893,920
$5,000
847,000
Transaclions af the American Slock Exchange
Va
100
113
Frldar'i
$190
$25,000
1,637,000
and
165,203,229
$4,000
Foreign
Railroad
179,546,705
13,412,730
—
105%
104Y4 109%
106% 110%
98%
95
Week's Range
or
13,608,630
„
Government
89%
102
94%
98
Jan. 1 to Apr. 25
1957
1958
1957
96
.
10
5,490,000
103
48
67%
97
Last
Government
255,000
2,717,800
Shares)
102% 102%
Feb-Aug
United States
101
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
B
$252,000
Apr. 22
—
66
66
92%
'99
89%
/
'
June-Dec
Interest
Exchange
$4,930,000
Apr. 24
Bonds
50
7
96
T
series
167.1
286.3
Int'l
Apr. 23
Stocks—No.
93%
36
-
100
100
: 104%
Friday
A 6s
402.2
219.7
+ 3.5
Bonds
Wed.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
2,553,130
_
Total..
1952
332.2
'
Bank
-
Bonds
91'A
78
933/4
96
100
——
June-Aug
A
,
+ 1.5
,
Foreign
Bands
Total
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
series
..
+ 1.5
164.7
281.9
Tues.
International
95%
•
60
A 6s
4.7
99 Ya
2
102
7s
+
-
430.4
239.0
+ 2.7
..
282.2
291.9*
101%
88
$86
-
6s
97%
■
*
Stock
167.1*
286.3*
353.8
+ 2.2
419.2
228.3
100
'7
,
'•'99% 100%
99»/a
——
29
•
50
"$54
(Germany)
430.4*
239.0*
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Fri.
97%
1
$100
American
299.0
373.3
*New High.
Mon.
99
-92
V 102
ABaden
314.7
390.7
54
1
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Chemical 6s 1973
Union
+ 2.3
+ 2.5
332.2
339.6
—
Non-Durable Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
LOW
307.5
381.2
*
49
■
I
50
Apr-Oet
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Newspaper
314.7*
390.7*
High
..Change
■
Railroad
2
.I
$93
110
1970
Washington
Western
_i
and Miscel.
23
Va
91V4
June-Dec
Dye &
Wasatch
Composite
Manufacturing
Stocks
—
Water Power 3Y2s 1964
Webb & Knapp lnc 5s debs 1974
United
-1958—
Percent
1
TransacHons al the New York Slock Exchange
85
"
Southwestern
.
Apr. 11, '58
Shares
'
Counties Gas
24
100
91
50
1982..
Southern California Gas 3Vis
Southern
AA \
1
No. of
80%
93
.Feb-Aug
AprR-Oct
1982
series J
/1 AflA
—
99
'
1979—
1981—
4%s
-
87
98%
131
Feb-Aug
G
4%s series I
iV^.11
49%
5
rH O O
r
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug.
H
71.50 Dec
40
45
91%
1981—May-Nop
1976
series
95.07 July 26
Low.
98
_
100% 101%
•H*
June-Dec
Jan-July
1998__Jan-July
May-Nop
1976
series
1.957
High
Apr. 18, '58
85
83%
$100 Va
April-Ocf
1978
4 Vis
for
80.23
SEC Index of Stock Prices
135
96
77
99% 100%
Feb-Aug
3%s
Range
2
80.62
_
42
23
86
82
82%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1968
1973
3%s series D
72.75 Jan
79.77
24
25
35%
•
53 y2
84
—
5s conv df»b '62.
ly
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3V8S series
A
1973
J
.ly
3s
-
80.77 Mar. 26
Low
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for the week ended
April 18, 1958, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Total
1970
HaTbor
Apr.
High.
'
79.54
96
93
$47 %
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
•
90
April-Oct
Power
Public Service Electric
7s
Apr. 23
Apr.
Range for 1958
-
,
79.48
1
3934
_•-
May-Ifov
1971
Water
Closing
,.
22—
2
44 Va
$98
92
llq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
1976
1963
mortgage 3 lis
3s
Apr.
Thurs.
1963
Corp—
subord debentures
Rapid Electrotype
Sale
92
*
Research
convertible
1st
85
39%
-
-
Jan-July
Power 3lis 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6Y2s
*
44 Va
II
—.—May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
debs 1967
New England
•
85
No.
130
%
83%"
JUay-Nov
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6% %
5s
...
Apr. 21
RR—
conv
Midland Valley RR 4 Vo
National
Date—
Division—
Western
&
96%
Jan-July
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Guantanamo
(35 Stocks)
99
,1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Flying Tiger Line 5V2S
:
50
94%
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware
.
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
High
High
$45
1970____——June-Dec
A
;
.
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sinee
June-Dec
June-Dec
1998
Aug 1
2%s
'
Over-Hie-Counter Industrial Slock Averages
Feb
Week's Range
Last
Period
lnc debs 1994
Power 3y4S 1970
Elec
Edison
89.85
Durable
"l%
8% Apr
400
9
8%
Interest
Exchange
9,000
Low
Boston
92.99
—
*
Steel & Pump 4s
Bethlehem Steel
81.80
Feb
•
#
•
—5S
..£1
Stock
89.29
49% Mar
•
45%
BONDS
American
95.32
*r/\r»«t
'
,
100
13
Friday
A Amer
156.81
13% Feb
12% Feb
17 -'Jan
12Tb
12%
-
Corp
77.13
80.57
'
•
dep rets ord reg—
Zapata Petroleum
Feb
:
:—8
preference.
111.00
Feb
5J/4
2
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
-
453.42
a
_
Jan
13
1%
800
12V4
Ltd—'/
(F W)
89.68
24
88.86
Apr
13%
400
2%
2V4
•
•
.
89.56
92.85
April
95.11
Apr
llV^
III1
"Woodley Petroleum common—
92.83
81.39
^155.41'
Apr
Jan
— —
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodail Industries Inc..,
81.23
89.19
Fri.
Jan
12
*
Wood fjohn) Industries Ltd
..
89.01
95.31
Thurs.
9 Va
.100
pfd
95.19
155.53
Jan
19Va
11%
—25
Lt 4ViVo
&
89.32
155.64
76.59
Jan
1
preferred.!
92.75
76.43
109.66
lVa
40
Apr
Apr
200
-
5%
Wisconsin
76.53
110.76
Wed.
Mar
%
5,400
12%
;
89.41
.111.60
Mar
1
common—.
40
92.91
450.11
"Rj Jan
•
13 Va
—10
Co—
Ss
'
Apr
35
'
Williams
80.90
450.72
27% Mar
X25%
100
3,500
—5
(The) Coi-p—
Williams-McWilliams
Industries
88.71
Bonds
__449.55
Apr
x26Va x26»ij
—1
Corp
Wickes
„
95.15
Total
ities
23
Mon.
50
X12V4
154.21
'
10
Util¬
Rails
Rails
22
Tues.
36 Va
13%
trials
Grade
21
Apr
26 Va
IS-
1
Stocks
Second
Grade
April
Mar
26%
—25
Indus-
April
28
23%
preferred
Ities„.
10
First
April
28
450
10
65
76.36
Jan
200
_10c
roads
,
110.18
~"26% Apr
28
25
"
'
Utll-
10
'
36 Ve
■'
Rail-
449.31
——
90
23%
24
■
—l
common
convertible
18
,
*
Jan
y«
7,000
"ft
Co
Oil
April
Jan
135
Feb
'27%
..10
Mfg
Internal
Eagle
trials
4% Jan
4Y» Feb
"
'/'/
&
'"
White
Date
r"
.
Bonds10
Total
15
-
:?ii Mar
93%
91-- Feb
500
Indus-
1
•*
Westmoreland
Jan
2D
"
2fo Mar
120
Ilio
^ Weyenberg Shoe
2%
Apr
Feb
Va
"
30
2Jan
62
when issued
Coal
17% Feb
Apr
1%
Stationery com.
■
New common
■
4/4
'
Westmoreland
-
.
'■
4 ft
Jan
Apr
IVa Jan
-
DOO
"
"l-'L
Jan
2 Va
1,000
%
..
_100
pfd^
Ltd—...
iy»
119%
Jan
16 y2
2.000
'
West'Texas Utilities 4.40%
Jan
tl Jan
1.500
'134
Rights
■
2Ya
•1%
Jan
41
200
IV 2
'
Apr
21
Apr
27% Jan
lYa Jan
"
.
3%
Jan
108%
140
17
2%
2%
:
30,000
112
17
17
1
G,000
1 Va
10
iy8
I~5
1%
1
111 Va
series
West
,
14 Ya
2.000
lV'a
preference—
Webster Investors Ihc (Del)
Welman & Company Inc......
Wentworth Manufacturing...
,
1.000
25%
_10c
Webb & Knapp Inc_
$6
21
25%
1
.Wftltham Precision Instrument Co.
*
20%
25 ya
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
-Stocks
'
Mar
69
1% Mar
200
on
2% Feb
Jan
56
20
3%
21
'
1
lnc
Tlernan
65
3%
Averages
the daily closing averages of
representative stocks und bonds
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled
are
Jan
27/a
Jan
2Va
.
2% Jan
65
——
—30
preferred.
$2 cumulative
Wallace
100
...
65
1
—i
2%
I
2L
.100
preferred—
Waitt &
Below
listed
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
,
Slock and Bomi
Feb
10
$283,000
41,000
$5,986,000
$3,813,000
93,000
28,000
718,000
495,000
720,000
33,000
608,000
$352,000
$7,199,000
603,000
—
*
"
—
113
113
Total
.
$5,136,000
37
Commercial-and
Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
,38 ,<1922)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
ENDED
APRIL
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
of Prices
2,133
28%
100
26 y8
Feb
3,722
167%
Jan
44 Vz
459
39%
Feb
43%
Boston Edison ——
Boston Personal Prop Trust-
177%
100
Boston &; Providence RR
53%
676
100
46
Jan
40
27
;
Apr
44
Feb
50
39% Jan
Apr
Oil
—10
48%
49%
Copper Range Co———
5
21%
21%
Texas
Fuel Assoc com.
..10
24%
24%
80%
80%
5
.100
51
51
.100
50
51
60%
•4%%
6%
1st pfd class A
pfd class B
cum
6^
First
Rwy Co—
Mass St
Baeteru
;
pfd——
cum
cum
Nat'l
—
Inc
Stores
59%
—
.5
Ford Motor Co———
General Electric Co
Co
Gillette
Kennecott
Co
Apr
54
Jan
50
Feb
135
50
Mar
202
55%
55
Jan
61%
Feb
41%
0
r;
60
Apr
350
33%
Apr
37%
31%
181
30
Jan
36% Mar
82%
85
255
75% Jan
32%
32%
363
28%
Jan
34% Mar
Jan
Detroit Slock
Racing Association
Companies
England Eleetric System
7c
20
——100
i'
Mathleson
A
Rexall Drug
Shawmut
Stone
—
Stop & Shop
S Smelting,
Waldorf
A
Allen
'Wrigley' Stoms—4—
Electric
31%
Feb
Budd
11%
Apr
Apr
43%
193
13%
Jan
Burroughs
10
17%
Jan
19
Jan
14% Mar
9
22%
Jan
25%
Apr
Consolidated
38
Jan
45%
Consumers
27%
28
410
18% Jan
28
Apr
Apr
24%
24
24%
539
22%
Jan
25
Feb
48%
46%
48%
2,312
34%
Jan
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64 y8
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14%
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
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400
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3,900
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Jan
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of
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:
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Pen
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General
Foods
Jan
40 Va Mar
16%
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700
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70
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29
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35
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11%
500
10%
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100
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700
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12%
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14 V4
Apr
40%
38%
401/4
600
32 %
Jan
40 Va
Apr
23%
25%
800
23%
Apr
25%
Apr
32%
32%
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Apr
Electric
Union
Oil
321/4
32%
900
27% Jan
26%
26%
100
22
Jan
27
64
64
40
62
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70
•
84
Apr
97
90% Mar
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Pacific
87%
29%
29%
1,300
27/2 Jan
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46%
45%
46%
500
40% Jan
10
28%
28%
29
800
25
—5
10
3%
Feb
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United
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66
Jan
73
Apr
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U
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58
58
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29
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100
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58
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100
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48
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75%
400
67%
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9%
100
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31 %
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36/2
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300
58%
60%
4,000
51% Jan
Jan
100
26%
Apr
29%
300
32%
Apr
43
1,000
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
Walgreen
1,400
5%
Apr
6%
Apr
Webcor
Feb
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1
2%
12%
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Telegraph
Union
34%
34%
100
26%
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35
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32%
33%
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36%
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35 Va
35Va
100
35%
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35%
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950
36 %
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50
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49
48
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900
37
Jan
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18%
18%
100
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Jan
19%
Feb
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20
21
140
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21%
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1
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50
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1
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500
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17%
18%
58%
58%
59%
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17
11%
900
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21
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12%
13%
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73%
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800
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Feb
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10
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preferred
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Corp
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61 Va Mar
350
31
33
10
10
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100
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47%
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Apr
Mar
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55
,
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46
66%
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Jan
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1
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25
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Feb
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73
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8
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73
32/4 Apr
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14%
5
100
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44% Mar
33
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Electric Products
600
(Un)—12.50
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33V2
43 Va
Apr
17%
9%
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34 Va
Apr
25 Va
9%
Apr
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24%
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82%
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38
7
47
600
Feb
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-
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34 %
27%
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Jan
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29
common—
37
24 V2
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Jan
A
300
19%
Feb
25%
-—
44%
24%
Feb
29 Va
23% Feb
(Un)
43%
24%
31%
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28
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23%
Jan
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34
600
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Apr
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10
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37%
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50
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36
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Feb
28%
800
rv
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900
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100
400
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24
34 Va
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Jan
15%
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20
18 Va
81
Apr
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25
7 50
Sunray
31%
82%
Jan
44%
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Machine Tool
Sundstrand
Apr
18 Va
18Va
Jan
13 Va
46/4
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10
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3%
Jan
32 Va
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Co
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2%
2% Jan
1,600
50
24
24
7.50
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Liggett &
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.Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Libby
3%
—
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Furniture
Sunbeam
18 Va Mar
Feb
16
100
700
3
400
series
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17
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4I4
Apr
65V2
10
Studebaker-Packard Corp
200
to.jjjer
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4.32%
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Apr
Jan
90%
Knapp Monarch Co
Laclede
Feb
78%
Jan
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44 Va
70
38
Kansas Power &
Kimberl
36% Apr
347
90
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10
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1
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11%
200
37 Va
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Jan
14
200
78 Va
3
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Jan
37% Jan
23%
5
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64%
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13%
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Jan
15
Jan
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77%
1
10
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25
7
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,
Jan
11%
46 V4
Feb
Apr
65
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5
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Houdaille Industries Inc
3
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Apr
9%
101% Feb
13%
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Hibhard
lc%
8% Jan
800
12%
4(
92 % Mar
105
12%
600
13V4
45
46%
6
(Un)
9%
14%
U
Feb
9%
7% Jan
2,900
1,100
4
3%
12'A
12%
15
common
111% 114%
1
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300
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Greyhound
Griesedieck
class
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
41 %
26
1,700
38 Va
Jan
9%
Jan
49 Va
10O
8
Jan
150
41 Va
Apr
14
9%
32%
(Un)
Jan
29
40
33%
700
8
1.40
1
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South
13 Va Jan
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34%
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—
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Southern
16 Va
29
Stores
Jan
Southern
.
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68/4 Apr
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Jan
28%
100
14%
3
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800
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Jan
600
32%
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Feb
•
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33Va
200
lo'A
Apr
43 Va
5
16
73%
31 %
1,000
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5
82
73%
/
26% Apr
32% Apr
64% Feb
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Axle
Service
Roebuck
Sears
34% Mar
32%
15%
f.
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Jan
900
Feb
Apr
33%
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14%
2.50
1
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51% Feb
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5
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& Rubber Co
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37
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16
56
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42 Apr
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72
Jan
63
5
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39 Va Mar
28%
•
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Jan
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Jan
16% Jan
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*
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Name
Jan
64 %
Apr
38%
36%
83 %c
—
65 %
57
2,500
42
44%
45 Va
10
—
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Gerber Products Co—
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42
,
Jan
55 Va Mar
<
59%
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57 Va
59%
Apr
11%
100
58%
—.
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8%
Apr
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Apr
27% Apr
21
51
56%
•
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(Un)
—
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B
Apr
10%
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100
10
16
23
1,600
3414
68
12.50
3
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Rexall Drug
Feb
2%
Jan
1% Jan
31 Va
33 Va
33%
1
Revlon Inc
Jan
13 Va
.
(Un)
Corp of America iUn)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Apr
12
;
34 Va Mar
Jan
16
Radio
Feb
Jan
Oil
..
Feb
Jan
Jan
'
1
1
Quaker Oats Co
Apr
8% Mar
9Vi
Pure
Feb
6%
& Co
Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Feb
107 %
la Apr
(Charles)
Phelps Dodge Corp
Jan
38
Apr
99% Feb
750
5
Pfizer
186% Jan
31%
i
32%
700
33%
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10
38%
32%
v
Jan
26 Va
600
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56
33
50
25
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200
59
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39%
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General Motors corp
Corp
32%
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5
13%
33
Process Corp
Public Service Co of Indiana
Jan
18%
Jan
16
*
200
14
56
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9% Mar
51% Apr
Feb
7% Jan
29
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57%
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69 la
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General Lleciric Co
69 Va
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Jan
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(Un)
class
Co
32 Va
10
Candy Corp
Contract Corp
General:
19%
25
28
4%
Corp.:
19 Va
Electric (Un)
&
American
Rockwell
General
19%
5
—6.25
-
Jan
2%
Trailer
Fruehaui
Corp.
27%
40/
——
300
1
21% Mar
-lY'l
Auto
1,100
38%
47% Mar
101%
16% Jan
10,200
21
;
23 % Apr
/
Jan
14%
15
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600
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27%
38 Va
28%
300
33
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12
(Un)
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Pennsylvania RR
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PepsirCola Co
^
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174% Apr
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10
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20%
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400
13/4 Apr
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300
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15
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9%
18
28%
29%
5
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Power
27
1
10
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America
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/
24%
55'%
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6
200
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177%
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400
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200
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Apr
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9%
13
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18% Apr
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Paramount Pictures
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51
18%
26
300
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Co
18%
3%:/ 3%
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46 %
Owens-Illinois Glass
Feb
18%?
Apr
26%
Aviation
Olin-Mathieson
-
Jan
Oil
36%
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41% Mar
•
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85%
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34% Jan
V.
18% Apr
500
Ohio
2,300
43% Jan
46'A
Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio Edison Co
;; 57 ; Jan
31% Feb
13% Jan
86% Mar
36%.
36%
/
36% Jan
5
Pacific
Northwest
Mar
Feb
300
44 %
31,%
135
Jan
45%
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Feb
10% Mar
30% Apr
28% Jaa
10
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750
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23% Jan
Feb
2,700
800
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Jan
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(Minnesota)
Apr
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Northern
53
23 Va
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23 Va Apr
Jan
34%
16 Va Mar
19% Jan
23%
42
30 Va
York Central RR
Jan
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250
l
53% Feb
1
Feb
53
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North American
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57
34 Mar
48
Tile
New
30%
5
Standard
20%
Jan
318
7 500
Co
National
11% Jan
80%
Mar
Co
(Un)
Gypsum
National Lead
Apr
Mar
600
National
Mar
Feb
28
35
50c
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National Distillers & Chem
Apr
46
0
52%
: '15%
I
2% Feb
,
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73%
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class A
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/
High
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29%
52%
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Low
76
29%
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Jan
18%:: 19
56'.: ' 57
Convertible
Range Since J*n.l
High
75 %
-12.50
—
Motor
12% Mar
1% Feb
,r
31%
22
(Un)
System
Jan
12/
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Inc
Northern States
15
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Feb
Motorola
;
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t
1% Jan
32% Jan
200
-
1
Cleveland Electric Ilium
...
35
51%
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common-
32
22% Jan
45
56
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Iron
Jan
Apr
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29%
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,
Jan
16
13"%
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Low
(Un)-
Mamuacturing
fer Week
ef Prices
75 y2
■} Monsanto Chemical (Un)
**
•
Montgomery Ward & Co
/ Morris (Philip) & Co (Un)—mills
Jan
177
Jan
200
19
15
30%
&
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Modine
/ 25% Jan
9Va Jan
1,200
9
25
—-
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Cleveland ..Cliff's
16
15% Mar
13% Jan
Feb/
25% Apr
T2% Mar
Min
Missouri Portland Cement
,
27% Apr
:'f
1,000
1
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&
Jan
34%
Chicago Rock. Isl & Pacific Ry Co
Chicago South Short & So Bend- 12.50
Chicago Towel Co common—
Cincinnati
41%
9%
3,000
2%
Missis
44%
44% /
Northwestern' Ry—A preferred.—100
Chrysler Corp
1%
2
Jan
300
~
38 Va
,
:
series
11%
26 Va
"
600
■
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>3% Apr
200
>
15%
15%;/
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Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac—._—I;—•
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i
29
Feb
23 Ve
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700
1%
-
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7
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11%
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.
f. 800
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300
/ 3,000
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25 Va
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,
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28 Va-
5
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Central
/
41 Va
20% Apr
.
Range
Far
High
Jan
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Week's
Last
Sale Price
341/4 Feb
1,000
:
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2528
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12
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-
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.
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15 V*
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38%
20%
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Friday
Low
22
8
Co__.
25
Range Since Ja'n. 1
High
39® a
Steel Corp
Manufacturing
Bethlehem
*
APRIL
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Par
WEEK
for Week
Range
i
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
22%
10
10
10
35%
100
22%
22%
22%
2,100
Jan
23 y4
Feb
44%
44i/4
44%
600
36% Jan
44%
Apr
1
76%
76%
800
69
7 6'/a
Apr
35%
74
Mar
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
.
.
Monday, April 28, 1958
(1924)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
AI'RIE
ENDED
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'
High
55
53i
55%
190
1
8%
8%
8%
1.075
__10o
Laboratories
Admiral
Aeco
Air
Corp
83c
83c
87c
7,500
——
__———
Corp
Reduction
Jan
1.20
Jan
49%
Apr
2%
Jan
3
4%
Jan
3
Apr
3%
26%
Jan
Hi
24 %
2,253
23%
Apr
27
28%
1,592
26%
Apr
32% Mar
95%
116
87%
Apr
95%
Apr
16%
IVM
17%
1,998
1474
Jan
1818
Feb
21%
23
17
17
280
137a
Jaii
17
46%
1,246
42%
Fell
4674
358
22%
Feb
25
American
Electronics
American
Factors Ltd
Inc
24 %
24 7 »
457s
44%
457 k
1,270
39 7 a
Jan
13
14%
2,710
13
Apr
15
Jan
1
27
Jan
*
American & Foreign Power (Un.m
-
i
1
—
33%
33%
24
24%
15
17%
Viscose
(The)
11
16%
w
(Un)
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un)
Louisiana
Arkansas
Steel
Armco
Armour
Atch
Gas
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
(Hit
Co
&
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(Uni.
Corp
Avco
;
Mar
64%
Apr
17%
Apr
19%
Jan
67a
6%
s%- 7
47
6%
Apr
53%
537.
202
487a
Jan
57%
—-8
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2
17%
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15
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——.1
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54%
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39%
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547i
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11%
12
1.716
9%
Jan
13%
Feb
28
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24%
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.■Orel
Co
Motor
Jan
20%
Apr
Fruehauf
8% Mar
12%
28,961
35
325
12%
2,495
43
18'
260
12%
662
4
34%
Apr
11%
Jan
36
Jan
167%
1,798
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44% Mar
177 311
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Co—
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2.361
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20%
2,410
21
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4%
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4%
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42
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44%
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1,364
40%
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45%
Apr
2974
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....
—
Apr
General
-
General
Paint
General
Public
-Ii74
Motors Corp com
Apr
47% Mar
Fell
84%
26%
Jan
30%
40 %
Feb
26
26%
2,150
22%
Feb
26%
Api-
General
1,292
26%
Jan
32
Apr
1,879
39%
Apr
4674
Jan
Telephone (Un)
General Tire & Rubber Co
31%
32
4414
14%
c
Utilities
Public
(Un)_—
General
.83
12% Feb
147k Mar
3,480
20%
Apr
Gillette Company
34% Mar
20%
38%
77k
7%
77k
3,339
3
3
6 7 it
6
6-%
17%
Jan
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Jan
8%
Feb
Gladding
100
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
Glidden
2,515
57s
Apr
Jan
7%
Goodyear
Bankline
Oil
Beech Aircraft
Bendix
—
Feb
4%
Jan
100
5%
20 "/a
Feb
237,1
47
47%
430
1 %
1%
1%
3,900
Jan
Jan
25%
Feb
23%
Apr
Apr
52 %
Jan
18%
205
23%
477k
23%
7
Apr
521
'
45 %
1
8
39%
38%
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5,739
3674
Apr
41%
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1,207
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36 3 4
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33%
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15%
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30
30
30
405
29'4
Apr
33
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13%
13%.
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10%
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54c
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488
70%
46 %
490
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•
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112%
Apr
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12.50
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Borg-Warner
41%
39%
41%
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3474
11%
11%
13%
16,421
67u
Jan
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13% Apr
257,.
28
2.080
25%
Apr
29%
9
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Eudd Company
t——-
10
21%
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200
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6%
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418
Feb
19%
5
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Jan
1
(Un)
Corp
Jan
5
—
Oil Corp
Chica
13%
Mar
13
383
13%
13%
2
—
(Un)
Airplane Co
preferred
21:%
v
Apr
16
Jan
fata
Api-
9
Jan
7%
500
f»;
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Electronics
Hoffman
Development Co
Oil Co (Un)—..
Homestake Mining Co (u11)—
Oil Corp—
Honolulu
Cement
California
Packing
12'4
275
9 74
Jan
12%
373
27%
Apr
317a
Jan
Canada
Southern
Canadian Atlantic
Oil Co.
Canso
Natural Gas
Canso
Oil
Ltd-
Producers
4
20)4
20 3 „
650
253.,
4
4
2474
u
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Maryland Mines Corp
Central
Vought
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-
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Apr
Feb
1
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4
100
Apr
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67%
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13%
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460
6%
Feb
.
1531
16
8%
—■
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-
9
9
Apr
974 Jan
308
19%.
130
41%
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9% Mar
8% Jan
30% Mar
810
36%
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Class
Broadcast
Syst
class
■:
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Commercial
(Un»_-
System
(Un)
Commonwealth Edison
Consolidated Edison Co of N
Electrodynamics
Consol
Consolidated
Foods
Y
Industries
(Un)
Corn Products
Apr
10%
Apr
57c
Jan
926
35%
Apr
41
Jan
37%
1,240
35
Apr
40%
Feb
24%
25%
1,661
23
9%
2,193
7%
Jan
10 % Mar
119
2674
Apr
27
Feb
440
76%
Jan
89
Mar
34
Jan
42
Apr
82%
42
41
247u
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Jan
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Lear
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2-U
Apr
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^
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Mar
137
463V
Jan
V
53% Feb
46% Jan
Inc
(Un)_
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Leslie Salt Co
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1974 Mar
227V
Jan
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Apr
57
Jan
Litton
48%
375
45
Feb
51
'
Feb
Lockheed
3%
374
1,453
3%
Jan
43i
Jan
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18%
119
1,123
18%,
Apr
22)4
Feb
18%
10%
107u
600
29
,•
53%
Feb
29
Apr
16%
Jan
18%
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Aircraft
31%
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Macy
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Jan
46%
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Apr
Matson
Co
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Navigation
55
1,828
44%
Jan
55
675
28%
Feb
34% Mar
Merchants
1474. Jan
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40%
48
Jan
Apr
Petroleum
Co
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South
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•
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Jan
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67
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325
37% Mar
43%
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1,435
39
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30%
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53'is
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33%
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20%
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15
32
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200
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Jan
40
Feb
33%
Jan
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Apr
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25c
1.50
1.45
'47%
50 7-:
41 %
p
46% Mar
Monsanto
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287* Mar
Montgomery Ward
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(Un)—-—
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;
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a
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1
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5%
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15%
Feb
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(Un)
2%
100
9%
9%
325
7%
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9%
295
8%
Apr
10%
21% Mar
28%
3
24%
23
24%
1,440
2% Mar
3% Jan
9% Mar
Jan
Inc
Jan
Biscuit Co (Un)
National
City
10
Denver
Ar Rio Grande RR (Un)
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class B__.
Disney (Waltfa Productions
31%
DomJnguez
Oil
Douglas
D0w
Fields
Aircraft
Chemical
DuMont
duPont
Lab
;7.5o
41
11%
Co—
Jan
18%
Feb
23
30
151
28%
Apr
30%
13
50
30%
31%
1,753
26%
260
23%
34%
355h
2.601
29%
&
Chem
&
Jan
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14
Jan
21% Mar
39
Apr
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see
run)
page 46.
I.
Feb
367a
Jan
Jan
26%
Apr
Apr
36 Vn Mar
Jan
474
Jan
12%
-
Apr
277
21
Jan
23% Mar
300
33%
Jan
36%
New
N
Park
—1
Niagara
Feb
Nordon
58%
342
1,006
52%
Apr
59
36%
1,433
33l/~
Apr
4Q74 Jan
4
4
140
3%
Apr
g
176
176
470
74%
Jan
474
North
J
1
Corp
Oil
Norris
Co
American
Aviation
% Mar
13% Mar
1674 Jan
195
29%
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35
31c
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13 y4
'
4274
2774
>
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
St
St
Joseph Lead
Louis-San
1.6674
Francisco
2474
•
(Un)
Ry
2474
V 1274
10
preferred
Ltd
(Un).
Industries
Schering Corp
Scott
Paper
Seaboard
Sears
Shell
Oil
1
Finance Co
Class
Oil
27
7
28
25
(Un)—
(Un)
41
%
l
7
(Un)
Pacific Ry
Sugar
Apr
Progress Mfg Co..
Public Service Electric & Gas
Jan
4874
Co
5574
2474
2374
Jan
Feb
Apr
274
3474 Feb
374 Jan
Feb
3574
Apr
4774
1,719
Apr
5774
Jan
736
874
Apr
1074 Feb
874
9%
31%
162
38%
4974 Apr
39 74 Apr
Jan
31 Va Mar
4074
Jan
43
775.
39%
1774
Jan
2674
;
43
177a
Feb
34%
436
520
42 Va
39
4674
1.998
.
1874
Apr
3774
Jan
41% Feb
4,292
1574
Jan
1874
8,350
Apr
38
36%
3874
Apr
257 a
27%
175
3374 Jan
217a Jan
3874
27 74
2774
Apr
1174
1174
123
11%
13%
215
2274
Jan
100
1474
Apr
27%
1174
2774
1474
1474
1074
32%
30%
1074
Apr
10
Apr
32%
33 Va
398
31
Mar
4774
5074
1,130
37
Jan
300
Jan
28 74 Mar
17
Feb
1074 Jan
3674 Jan
3274
28
Jan
3274 Feb
41
Jan
41
15% Feb
Apr
South
Apr
United
Apr
3574
Apr
21
Jan
5274
7,468
41 Va
403
5474
5574
5,364
177a
575
Smith Kline
474
Jan
14%
14%
15%
1,102
1274
Jan
17
Apr
774 Apr
Mar
24%
2474
1,403
2174
Jan
13 %
1374
1374
30
1174
Jan
2474 Feb
1374 Apr
*
3474
34 Va
35
1,525
2974
Jan
35
33 %c
Co
Apr
Corp
1
United Gas Improvement
Apr
Woodward
42
21%
25 V4
Apr
Jan
56
Feb
64% Mar
1674
Jan
1974
Jan
72
72
69%
72
526
59%
3074
*
Washington Gas
476
3174
446
2574
Jan
5974
59
60%
665
59
Apr
5
Apr
Apr
Apr
31 Va Apr
6874 Jan
774
774
8*.
752
6%
Jan
3974
39 74
4 0 74
031
3474
Jan
40
Va.
Apr
4174
4174
884
34
Jan
4174
Apr
4374
4374
75
40 74
Jan
43'A Apr
65
65
6374
Apr
73
•
,
•
8
Apr
Mar
1574
Feb
115
61
Feb
32%
Feb
3934
46 74
Apr
318
4274 Mar
46 Va
474
Apr
10,863
2474
1,793
&
4%
Jan
24 3
4
Light
.
common
1374
•
-
—
Lothrop common....—10
55% Apr
17% Apr
6674 Jan
2074
37%
2,306
10
com
Co
50
Feb
3,658
7
Jan
1
& French Lab
Jersey Gas
Oil
Jan
-
160
3
41
674
675
Sun
4374 Feb
3574 Feb
4774 Feb
50
40%
674
1,923
Apr
3374
•
1974
;
..
BONDS
Baltimore
673%
Transit
inc
subord
Co—
debs..
—1977
-~
$3,000'
Jan
Apr
Apr
273
30%
Jan
35
Apr
755
337
Jan
3774
Feb
1
17
17
14%
Jan
17
2774
26 34
Apr
28
6,914
2574
Mar
28
65
Apr
6574
2,079
56
1874
18
1874
1,473
1574 Mar
1174
11%
657
1174
Jan
2374
23%
2374
1,713
1974
Jan
24
21 %
22 74
Apr
492
20
Jan
Allegheny
2374
Feb
2574
200
Armstrong Cork Co
25%
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Duquesne
22 74
17
a
1
10
5
175
Feb
65 74
19
Friday
stocks
Apr
Last
Sale Price
Mar
1374 Mar
1874
Apr
18%
4074
3874
40%
7.466
31%
Jan
407«
2374
Apr
Apr
Apr
2574
2,016
23%
Apr
2574
127 a
Apr
430
1174
Jan
13%
,
.
Range
Low
Par
:
Week's
of Prices
,
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
——i
3234
3274
50
1
Ludlum Steel
2674
2674
27 '
2774
32
2274
Jan
70
237a
Feb
16
High
Jan
100
Jan
37
v
Mar
2774 Mar
Jan
12%
1274
g%
2374
105
17*4
Apr
'
Co
Gas
10
System
__
75
*
1874
18
1874
674
3874
774
239
39%
3974
380
674
674
Jan
774
3274
28 74
Jan
32%
Apr
1974
Equitable
Gas
2,780
13%
Jan
19%
2674
Apr
Harbison
Walker
2674
1,070
22%
Jan
27
Apr
Natco
28% Mar
1874
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
3474 Jan
3974 Apr
26%
3174
674
Apr
306
1874
1,361
5
„
8674
1,296
8474
Apr
9774
30
30
150
2774
Jan
30
41
Jan
47
24%
Jan
29
4674
Jan
Apr
46
47
2,118
28%
2974
1,723
74
18
450
15% Jan
31%
3174
25
—774
3274
3274
32 Va
123
Corp __—...
1
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
1
11%
1174
1374
153
274
1,800
Co—
8.50
Refractories
.
Plymouth Oil Corp
274
2%
7174
7174
2274
.-5
73
135
774
7
261
2274
10
Jan
3074 Feb
-11 *4
2
1574 Mar
274
74 Jan
22
Feb
77 74 Mar
6774 Feb
674
Apr
33% Mar
Apr
774 Feb
Jan
Mar
2574
Jan
Apr
18*4
13%
2574
2774
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
5
Light Co
-10
3274
Apr
18%
Apr
Rockwell
24%
25%
458
2274
Jan
2874
Feb
5774
58
454
53
Feb
58 % Mar
1 }<
name changed
to
Rockwell-Standard Corp
U
200
48
1,609
•
477-2
10
31%
31%
823
1
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
'
25%
1874
10
46.
Apr
6374
35
25
page
117a
23
3674
...12.50
Co
2,117
%
Apr
1774
10
(Un)
1374
19
35
1
Inc
12 Va
32%
2174
3574
1
(Un)
12 %
4674 Apr
1374 Feb
5
common
common
3574
5
(Un)
5674
Jan
6174
2974 Mar
50
24
Apr
41%
19%
377a
4874
2474
1374
'50
2174
41%
4274
374
449
1,349
0274
Jan
523
4474
487
51
4674
*
Jan
3,340
3 4 a6174
14%
50%
50
Jan
1774
a 59
1374
Apr
46
4674
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Serv—•
3074
351
14 '4
5074
3
Scott Paper Co
3574
52 3 4
47a
2
4074
10
Corp
Reading Co
635
85%
see
Jan
4374
35%
43 74
Jan
1774
1774
1
(Un)
footnotes
480
Jan
Apr
Mar
3,587
.
United Gas Corp (Un)
U S Industries Inc
;
For
Apr
26%
25
__10c
Fruit
Potomac Electric Power
5674
29
270
Inc
United
Jan
4074
4974
19*4
Corn
Oil
18! 4
2174
963
4174
4574
10
common
Lines
4074
39%
—.50
Apr
873
3974
1
(Un)
Co
16
4974
•
Pliilco
3274
3974
•
Union Oil Co of Calif
Union
Jart
Jan
30%
10
1
Apr
52
Carbide Corp
Union
Apr
1374
38%
10
5274
42%
37%
Corp
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light.
Pennsylvania RR
Jan
22
4074
Jan
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
200
374
68% Mar
16
Pennroad
Apr
207
34%
1774
50c
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Co
Apr
887
49 Va
1
5
(Un)
Co..
Electric
7%
1174
14
31 Va
_16%c
Apr
364
29%
Apr
24
Union
274
Apr
39%
10
Co
Inc
53 %
2374
2974
Feb
(The)
39
4674
3974
7.50
—
Union
Jan
574
15
common
Feb
24%
a6074
distribution
Products
Co
Feb
2374
1
(Un)
...
Aircraft
300
25
Trl-Continental Corp
Warrants (Un)
Jan
274
'
49% Jan
25*4 Mar
4,649
3674
25
Cuban
5674"
2674
*
(Un)
Oil common.
Air
5474
1
Corp
974
100
205
1
1574
161
3%
5
Trans World Airlines Inc
United
177a
1674
5
Const
920
274
574
5
45
1,349
10
common
United
52 74
25
Realty &
4474
9 *■
1.66%
4674
080
3174
29%
674
(Un)
Inc
Jan
274
2
...
32
1,279
*
Gas Transmission
United
39
53 74
2374
25
Co
1174
211
Apr
17774 Apr
3174 Apr
3374 Feb
1374
Mar
7
13% Mar
4674
24%
•
(Ind)
(Un)
Gulf Sulphur
TreeSweet
54 %
25
...
59%
1,720
2674
17%
•
(U11)
California
Apr
223
14 Va
Jan
4%
3874
5074
5
(Un)
Transamerica
13%
25%
2,620
5274
z»
Preferred
Ex
39
1,809
•
a67% a7074
.2
Texas Co
Tishman
14
25
Bylvanla Electric Products
Tidewater
a70%
2
common
^TXL Oil Corporation (The)
33% "
*
27% Mar
574
IB
15
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
33 %
5
—
1
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
26%
'Btudebaker Packard
Inc
42%
7
(Un)
Inc
Jan
1
(The)
27
0O0
Webster
Thriftimart
40%
•
Hecht
1
Inc
Inc
Jan
2474
2974
31%
at Bait—
;
Homasote Co
Martin
Stauffer Chemical Co
Texas
Mar
Merck & Co
Co
Stanley Warner Corp
'Textron
23
20
25
Standard Oil Co of N J
Tennessee
Apr
% Jan
Jan
63 7 a Mar
.
Co
Swift & Co
Jan
18%
42% Mar
Bperry-Rand Corp
&
%
864
Feb
Southwestern Public Service
Stone
200
22
Jan
pfd
Drug
22
J
22
Jan
4.24% cum preferred
Southern Cal Gas Co pfd ser A
Southern Calif Petroleum
Southern Co (Un)
Standard
16774
236
17774
39%
1
General Motors Corp.
Brothers
Hamilton Watch Co vtc
17%
.
of
14
25
....
Gimbel
55%
1
Co
Apr
Apr
337a
pfd 4.88%
4.48% conv pfd
Oil
%
500
Cum
Standard
32
2374
242
Solar Aircraft Co
Sterling
27
20% Jan
20% Jan
2,147
Corp (Un)
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Brands
5
Apr
19
Sinclair Oil
Standard
Co
Dairies
..3
Co
274
1
T
Co
non-voting
62
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Railway
Jan
998
884
1
Pacific
Feb
200
7.50
Southern
A
Motor
62
(Un)
fouthern Calif Edison Co
3,483
,176
Jan
13%
22
15
74
574
1
1.80
of America
187a
Co
Southern
25%
Feb
23%
22
13
Delaware Power & Light common__13%
Light Co
10
Electric Storage Battery
10
19
Co
cum
Apr
10%
22
——
Corp
4.32%
23%
235
31 Va
*
&
274
2374
—
1874 Jan
Jan
11%
33%
Duquesne
——III.1
Co
Incorporated
Siegler
1
(Un)___
Roebuck
Servel
31%
2374
—1.40
Co
Finance
Jan
12% '!
3274
—20
beneniey
24%
32%
Regis Paper Co (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com—
Sapphire Petroleums
3,997
!
Apr
65 Va
';
Co
Publishing
Foremost
31 %
10
(Un)
3074
St
5%
3174
'
1674
524
Feb
Ford
Safeway Stores Inc.
si
Apr
2574
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co.
25%
63
.
;
13% Feb
90c
•
Corp
73 3 8
•
1
Aircraft
Jan
4074
1
Corp
Oii
Jan
High
170
74
30%
.—6.50
35%
14%
40
—10
Manufacturing Co
Ranch
Richfield
Rohr
—
B
Electric Co
307'a Apr
5% Jan
620
3174
Reynolds Tobacco class
Atlantic City
408
900
7% Mar
177%
*
a
Range Stnce Jan. 1
Low
17
72 %
74
100
1-
7
2174
23
.2.50
Tel—
14%
2674
a
''
—10
Rexall Drug
&
7
'
—
5
(Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Revlon Inc
Inc Co
Reynolds Metals Co
32 7
Tel
Shares
High
167 a
1
i
Corporation
Low
10
26
*—
—1
for Week
Par
.
Exchange
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
"•.
•
Alan Wood Steel common
1474
IIIi
com
Week's
Last
Apr
15%
:
Friday
STOCKS
Arundel
Radio Corp of America
77%
Apr
3
(Un)——
(Un)
-Baltimore Stock
52% Mar
40%
'
2
com
& Tube (Un).
Mar
49%
39%
-25
__
Mar
14%
14%
—
Apr
243
44 V
5
—
944
'
•36%-
75%
.
'
147a
35 Va
12.50
.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman Inc
(Un)
:
Pure
14%
33%0
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Pbilco Corp (Un)
:
Philip Morris & Co (Un)—
Phillips Petroleum Co..
1
462
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Feb
Yellow Cab Co
•
3274
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)..
Pan American World Airways (Un)—.1 Pictures Corp (Un)
1 '
Parke, Davis & Co (Un)
•
Paramount
...
2674
33 %
•
305
—10
»
Western Air Lines Inc..
Western Dept Stores
Western Union .Telegraph
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
■
56
Jan
16%
17
125 7*8 127%
'*.«•
■1
2774
32 74
3374
.1674
High
23% Jan
Jan
45
75C
Apr
26%. Jan
Jan
75c
__33%c
common
27%
24%
(Un)— ..50
Shares
27%
3
3274
Co
Petroleums
Preferred (Un)
Jan
23% Apr
22% Apr
44%
Pacific Lighting Corp com
Pacific Oil A; Gas Development.
Pacific Petroleums' Ltd
27
200
23%
52
Mar
571
'
—
:—
26
'
24 Va
—...
Inc
OH
Westates
31*% Mar
28% Mar
30
,
Warner Bros Pictures Inc (Un)_
Weill & Co (Raphael)—.
6,424
20%
—
5
Consol
of Prices
Low
1
(Un)
Equipment
33%
56 "57%
26 7 e
—
Corp
U S Smelt, Refin &
Mining
U S Steel Corp common
Apr
43
S
31%
56%
—
1st
Pacific Tel & Tel
4
3474.34%
8
common.
preferred
red
*
•
B
:
pfd^
5r.'o Ted 1st pfd class A
4.36 fo
551/
3274, 33 Va
—20
,
&■ Aggregates
4.80%
-
1
54%
1.50 Jan
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Apr
29
5574
1st preferred
1st
High
3,820
2%
'
5%%
1
1.90
2 74
a
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
LOW
1.75
(Un)
Olaa Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Pacific
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
2%
12
25
1
1.80
_
APRIL
Friday
Range Since Jan.
1
Edison Co(Un)___
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
—20o
Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
Range
„
9%
9%
160
Apr
1
Jan
San
38
Jan
48
Apr
United
2774
Jan
3174
Apr
Spring & Axel
M
9% Mar
1074
Jan
Toy Mining
Engineering & Foundry
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
5
10
12.50
329
2574
2574
10c
10c
10c
137a
13
1374
121
2174
21
2134
5874
59 Va
257a
5
10c
••
74
1,500
2234
2774 Feb
Jan
Apr
20c
Feb
12
Jan
14
Jan
255
18%
Jan
99%
.Tan
105
57%
Apr
8c
,
,
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1926)
.
.
.
Monday, April 26, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL 25
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Abitlbl Power & Paper common.
4% ft
preferred
Low
Low
High
High
27
24%
Jan
29
Mar
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
24 %
191
23
Jan
100
9
24 y4 Apr
9% Apr
McColl Frontenac Oil—
a—
2,055
9y2
9%
a85
a
85
1
*
83/4
8%
100
Jan
8%
Jan
24 »/2
24%
2,190
22
•
26%
25
27%
29,808
25
pfd—50
47%
47%
47 y2
140
43
43
65
«
17%
400
49
17%
48 y2
17%
50
of Canada
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
4%%
600
43% Jan
49
43
43%
150
41%
Jan
44% Mar
29
29
30
3,810
27%
Feb
32
1,279
15% Mar
pfd
50
Argus Corp Ltd common
$4.40 preferred
——
$2.50 preferred
50
Corp
•
Atlas Steels Ltd—::,v
17
,
...
49
17
17%
Jan
'
31% Mar
45% Jan
50
Mar
Class
38
Jan
44
Feb
14
Jan
17%
B
Bank
of
of
Nova
pfd
Montreal
Bank
—25
18
Apr
;
Telephone
5% ft
425
23%
Feb
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
38 y2
Jan
43%
Feb
Ontario
120
51
Jan
55
40
895
37
Jan
40
Jan
Pacific Petroleums-
37
37
165
35% Mar
41%
Feb
Page-Hersey Tubes
__
—
al6
al6
al6
270
15
413/4
41%
413/4
7*680
49
43%
49
165
a473/4
a48
39% Jan
Placer Development
Powell River
Apr
36
36'/a
49% Mar
Power
Feb
4.05
Apr
43A%
pfd
100
79
79
135
100
red preferred
cum
a91
a91
10
4 % ft
5ft
preferred
preferred
preferred
Jan
Price Bros & Co Ltd
4%
38 y2 Mar
50
British Columbia
44 y2
44%
180
42
Jan
48%
48
48%
140
47
Jan
50
Mar
44
44
44
150
40% Jan
44
Mar
51%
51%
48%
Jan
•
93/4
93/4
10
925
8%
Jan
38
37%
38%
4,421
36%
Apr
41% Mar
39%
Jan
44% Mar
9%
Jan
Ltd
class
25
B
Building Products
43%
9%
10%
1,129
1,841
2.25
2.25
200
1.75 Mar
37%
36%
38
810
36% Jan
*
'
*
Iron
70%
860
28%
29
1,899
28%
28%
28%
6,746
10
common
27
27
28%
-716
24%
55
55
350
51
24%
25
205
94
94
62
36%
37%
12%
12%
common
•
preferred
26
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40%
5%
69%
29
20
II
Foundries
Malting
70
•
I_
common
$1.30 preferred
Canada
1,050
43%
-
common
Cement
41/2 ft
51%
Apr
Feb
12
5%%
2.25
42
Apr
Mar
Steamship
pfd
100
common
■
—■
•
36%
Jan
70%
Feb
29%
26%
Jan
28% Apr
Feb
29
Mar
Feb
55
Feb
24% Apr
25
Mar
,*
90'/a
Jan
95
Apr
\
100
30%
Jan
40
Jan
40
11%
Jan
%
;
Breweries
44%
45
3,035
40
28%
28%
29%
4,393
25
29%
29
30
760
•
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
45
•
25
Canadian
9
9
9
4,175
common
Preferred
Canadian
British Aluminum
Canadian
Canner
Canadian
Celanese
class
A
—
Apr
Feb
16% Mar
5% Apr
G'/e
Jan
8
Mar
Canadian
International Power
•
common
16 vb
15%
ley.
2,650
15
17%
16%
17
1,510
16
Jan
19
47%
Canadian
23 y2
Apr
27%
23%
24%
2.088
21 y2
Jan
25 y4
14
Canadian
Vickers
14%
25%
16
Jan
Farm
1,300
21%
Jan
25%
855
7%
Feb
10%
(B
J)
25%
10%
10
•
Combined Enterprises
13
502
13%
13
Mar
13
200
Feb
79
3.10 Mar
Jan
Apr
.21'
*25%
Feb
21
250
al2
25
12%
a12
12%
5,785
12
Apr
96%
96%
97
277
95
Jan
*
10% Feb
14
100
16%
16 y4:
*
Feb
4.05 Apr
k.
14 V4
21
.
Mar
Apr
11%
aK
25
Apr
64%
Jan
13
14%
100
Jan
Mar
16% Mar
Jan
Apr
Apr
a44 a44%
70
43
Apr
45
Feb
50%
50%
105
49
Jan
51
Mar
33
33
37
33
Jan
34
Jan
25 y2
26
445
21%
Jan
26% Mar
33
is y2.18%
100
31
Jan
33
275
16% Mar
18%
Apr
40
40
250
38
Jan
44
Feb
52
53%
1,867
45%
Jan
53% Apr
—
Series A 4%
preferred
Class B 4%%
Canada
of
50
50%
,
■»
com
26
"
Breweries common
% 33
♦
(H) & Sons common
18%
*
;
of
Co
*
1
-
52%
*
Canada
10
42
40
"42
770
.*
26%
26 y2
27%
1,510
*
Bank
4.55
4.55
4.55
150
13
13
345
Trans Canada Pipeline
Oils
*
Steel Corp
Walker Gooderham
United
Webb
a44%
50
preferred—^
Williams
Toronto-Dominion
Apr
•
24%
Mar
29% Feb
Apr
10%
143%
*
Equipment
Jan
1
77% Jan
Feb
Jan
Cockshutt
>:
28%
Feb
24 Vb
Canadian
Pacific Railway
25
Petrofina Ltd preferred___10
•
"•
I
Jan
831
Feb
24
1,850
1,175
Jan
24 y4
47%
24%
45%
•
„
1,000
*
Mar
100 y2
53
59,040
12
Feb
14
Jan
29%
Jan
47%
Oil Companies common
Preferred
4.05
13
Jan
r
23
10
3.70
Feb
98
16,642
11%'*
31% Apr
29%
Jan
17
47 y4
Canadian
Feb
a80
57%
Jan
12% Mar
90
a80
56%
57%
25%
12%
181
a24% a24J/4
*
Apr
12% Mar
Jan
27%
11,479
100
>
Feb
29%
A '
Steel
4.80 Mar
11%
——*
Class
Feb
25
13%
13 J/8
99%
90
20
100
-12% :,12%
100
43% Mar
Jan
30
Triad
Industries
13 y8
•
3.75 Jan
Jan
85
65
26%
Southam Co
225
r
90
12%
Simpsons
1,260
90
34%
3,755
37\'i ■
36
3.00 Feb
25
a3.oo
__
37%
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
8
60% Mar
Jan
Apr
5%
—
34% Mar
Feb
26
10%
8
6
Hydrocarbons
Apr
54%
23%
30
5%
•
Canadian
29
400
59
100
Apr
14 V2
-465
i -30-V
r
29%
'4,712
Jan
Apr
10%
26
8%
Feb
Jan
30
25%
14
Mar
>.(
25% Apr
8
.25
Simon
13
120
345
58% ; v 58%
a3.00
•
100
v20% Jan
29%
Sicks'
500
Apr
Jan
25
Feb
16
Mar
Jan
5%%
B
Apr
14%
I- 21
24
♦
100
class A
Feb
Jan
105%
*
1
31
*16%
'.
.!—
40% Mar
Jan
-10% -10%
__
100
10
Feb
Jan
26
175
312
—
Apr
22y4 Mar
300
.
31%
—
13
25
2'4%
•-
——1
*
—
Apr
19
50
B
Apr
.
99%
10
1,650
:
Feb
-
preferred———25
Shawinigan Water & Power common
*
Class
45%
14
Apr
36
35 %
r
5,862
Corp common—
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
29 y4
15%
■
*15% Slar
■
-
Feb
93a
75
■V:/
24
5%
Jan
14
19
a
11%
St Lawrence
Jan
15%
19
11%
-
Sherwin
•
Canadian
155
Jan
19%. Apr
23%
Co Ltd common.
12% Mar
•
common
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose.
Coghlin
preferred-.
Cement
11%
1,135
29%
-
4.05
62
H."l2l50
[10
preferred
38 %
Jan
5
11%
preferred —_—:
Royal Bank of Canada.'
24%
16%. jail
23%
AYa%
Oil
>30%
■
■
Mar
92
100
'
1-6% -•16%
'
(Canada) common
Preferred
125
*115
—'
Rolland Paper class
Royalite
25
♦
(James):
Co
V)
(A
Jan
14% Apr
150
107% 109% '
25
*
common
Power—.
St Lawrence
Calgary Power
Canada
Roe
27%
850
V
1,511
'.100
Transport
Robertson
230
.
.
13
-/*
a9
a
,20c
common
Natural Gas
Quebec
Quebec
.Apr
a9
30 -*
preferred
11% Mar
Telephone
51 y4
i'o
Mills
46% Feb
•
Brown Co
Canada
93% Mar
I50
preferred
Canada
80 % Mar
Jan
50
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
Bruck
77% Jan
89 y2
55
4% ft
5%%
29
1
Premium Iron
6%
33% Jan
4,458
Mar
31
..
Corp of Canada—..
Ores—/——
Jan
Apr
'
48
Jan
'29
38
*
—
!
Company
5%
3,609
36
42% Feb
/Jan
26
'20%>
•v'
•
:
49
Provincial
British Columbia Elec 4%
^'13
••
—1
1
17% Mar
46
350
V .98
-19%
*
common—
common
3.50
45
1,187
6
Jan
41
125
a48
3.95
53/4
5%
...
,
.
3.95
~
Light & Power.
Apr
Steel Products
Penmans
130
37%
-■
Apr
40
10
-•
common
19%
*
•
3,836
Jan
Apr
4-Jan
-
34
i
34
•
*
4
a22
20
8
97
Apr
>55% Mar
Mar
50
,.30
30
98
•_" :•
•
Chemical common—5
•
Niagara Wire Weaving class B_
*
42%
preferred
British American Oil
t
,.
30%
■
'
.
Feb
77
275
;-'19% -T9%
National Drug &
5434
preferred
Bowater Paper
Brazilian Traction
30%
a
,
1
5%
'
28% Mar
Jan
1,065 V
.
.
51%'
■
'>-47: .47%.
—
National Steel Car Corp common
42
...
5%
50%"-
8%
' .: 12,005
.
87
84
■
m
54%
a21J/2
.7%
.
-
423/4
„
Bo water Corp
20
7%
_£■!-
5
preferred —L--— _100
54%
Bathurst Power & Paper class
Class B
Bell
a90
30%
Montreal Trust
10
a21%
10% Feb
'
10
_
21% Mar
Jan
24
-
30'"
Jan
ct>aa>«»
.
—50
Mar
Mar
3,660
15%'f'14%'- -15%
I
I_
B«anque Canadienne Nationale
5l%>-
—
—
J
—.
Scotia
87
-100
preferred
Morgan & Co common
4% %
25^4
-
•-
-100
—-
Noranda Mines Ltd
Bailey Selburn 534%
common-
—
Montreal Locomotive
Apr
10% alO%
55
a90
7%
Molson Breweries Ltd class A.—
25% Mar
Apr
i
Paper 5 %ft
Mersey
a__
8% Mar
•.
Preferred
50
25%
100
pfd
cum
26 >/2
.100
Ltd
Co
Corp Ltd 5%
Mailman
a
•
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
233/4
Algoma Steel
Asbestos
Range Since Jan. 1
26 y2
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Aluminum
Shares
24%
-21
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common.
5ft
preferred
Aluminium
of Prices
—
Lewis B.os Ltd
for Week
Range
Sale Prlee
High
Low
18%
a2l
a21
(John).
Limited
Labatt
Sales
Week's
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Pr!e« Shown Arc Expressed in Canadian Dollars
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
26%
2,690
2.75
2,250
,J
Jan
12
Feb
14
Mar
251/4
Apr
27% Mar
Jan
26%
2.75
2.60
26
■25
-*26"
390
22
Jan
26% Mar
25%
25%'
130
24%
Feb
26% Mar
100
*
;
6%
preferred
Winnipeg Central
Feb
5.00
26%
105
Li
\i
Gas
common—!
Zellers Limited
29%
*
.
'
B
42
Jan
4.25 Mar
*
*
Ltd
Weston (Geo) class A—
Class
38% Mar
20%
1
Worts—
&
(Canada)
& Knapp
Feb
-
103% Mar
105 105%
100
4.50
4.50
100
2.35
29%'
50
26%
Jan
Apr
-05%
Jan
29 y2
*
3.00
Jail
2.15
Apr
7.50
30
Jan
Apr
14% Jan
•
11%
11
11%
565
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
•
10%
Jan
16%
11% Mar
16%
Consolidated
17%
»
6,472
16%
Jan
3.25
19%
•
27%
.
Textile
Consumers Glass
Corbys
Distillery
Cork
Crown
&
class
Seal
•
A_
Co
3.25
3.25
100
27%
27%
400
al6% al6%
2.00 Feb
23
Jan
3.30 Apr
Jan
27 y2
75
16%
Apr
17y2
46
50
43
Feb
48%
Jan
Exchange
Jan
46
*>
Canadian Stock
Apr
Canadian Dollars
Prices Shown Are Expressed in
Crown Zellerbach
2
14%
14
14%
66*5
13%
Apr
17
Feb
Distillers
2
oaac.
26%
26 %
2,085
25%
Jun
27%
Feb
21%
22%
1,798
20%
Feb
23 y2
Jan
113%
11%
670
7%
Feb
12
14%
Apr
14%
300
13
Jan
14 %
Apr
Abitca
Apr
Anglo-Can P»lp &
Dominion
preferred
25
11%
•
*
Corsets
I
Dominion Foundries & Steel com
Dominion Glass common
7ft
911/"
*
*
28%
•
7:
"
■,
Lumber
28%
725
23%
Jan
28%
68
72
940
60
Jan
74
15%
600
14%
Jan
Apr
1514 Mar
19%
20
307
18%
Jan
22
57%
57%
51
Jan
12%
58%
12%
765
12%
9%
Jan
21
58% Apr
12 y2 Apr
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
5,695
21
21
50
19%
Feb
21%
Apr
9%
4,270
7y8
Feb
9%
Apr
12
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
:
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd.
100
9%
Feb
12
Apr
35
Mar
•
•
9%
9
3%
.
II
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Pont (1956) common
42c,
■-
al2
a
a35
u35
•
a35
•
17%
17
18
•
Dupuis Freres class A
55,700
7%
7%
7%
22
2,245
I
420
30
v
Jan
15% Mar
7
Jan
-
Mills Ltd
Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd—1—1
25%
150
,5%
;v 5%
4,325
1.751.75
1.75
150
25%
*
-25.
5V4
—5
Estabrooks (T H) 4.16% pfdFamous Players Canadian Corp
25
Ford
"5
Motor
Canada Packers
Ltd
1
••
•
—
/■
*
*
Foundation Co of Canada
Gatineau Power
Canadian
Marconi
Co.
Apr
Canadian
Power
Paper
General
Imperial Oil
common
Jan
Jan
&
1
430
25
200
46
~~~
classA
641
27
a42
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
42
19%
Apr
15
20
42
Apr
45
Jan
14
Mar
25
Mar
-
Hotel
5%
Jan
6% Mar
200
600
20
5
Jan
6
a30
10
29
Jan
30
Apr
1,596
28
Jan
43
Mar
Mar
7%
Apr
London
Canadian
Mar
48%
Feb
Lowney
Co
Apr
17%
Feb
15 al5J/4
132
46
Can class
Lambert Alfred
Oil
Lochaber
13%
Apr
16%
Feb
25%
Jan
30
Feb
5
41%
Feb
44
Apr
1,250
39%
Apr
46
Mar
25
43%
Jan
48
•
MacLaren Power &
Feb
Paul
Service
Jan
8%
Apr
Power Corp of Can
41 %
Jan
13%
Apr
Feb
Premier
5%
Jan
310
6%
Jan
a47 a47%
/"
600
1,825
130
43 %
Jan
Feb
95%
a
12%
26
Jan
6%
31
8.60
Apr
45 % Mar
60
90
12%
35
10% Mar
13%
69%
77% Mar
95%
page
46.
67<>
Steel Mills
1st pfd
cum
Apr
Jan
Quebec Telephone
Reitmans
St
(Can)
Maurice
Corp
common
Ltd
-
Southern Canada Power 6%
Traders
Finance
5%
pfd
pfd-
Corp class A
72
9,777
1,964
83%
Feb
91
Feb
38
Trans-Canada
465
31%
Feb
38
25%
Apr
Trans
26
325
21 %
Jan
26% Mar
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
44 % Mar
Waterman
101
101
25
101
Apr
red
'
34
Feb
Apr
110
Jan
1.30
Jan
74%
400
66%
Jan
78
Feb
40
5
40
Apr
40
Apr
-.40
8%
200
85«
a24
•i
1,200
9
Apr
Jan
9%
10
1.75
Feb
Feb
Mar
100
'
-
Apr
5%
Jan
6
Apr
Feb
21%
Jan
24
Mar
200
'.
1.75
lo
5
'
';1"
a24.
••
8%
1.50
61%
Jan
56
Apr
65
66
8%
*
-8%
8%
85
Feb
8%
13%
alO,
alO
50
13%
Apr
24%
6
11%
Jan
12% Apr
23%
300
22%
Feb
24
13%
13%
.
...
;
-
23.
.
'
8
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
70
545
Jan
70
45
45
130
42%
Feb
46
Apr
a23
a24
20
22%
Apr
24
Mar
a6%
a6 %
50
•
*
10
50
50
Pen
Oil
Co
Products
Windsor Hotel Ltd
Apr
Woods
5
*
64
a—
46
225
42%
Jan
48
Feb
67
67
,50
64%
Jan
67
Mar
a3.10
a3.10
80
23
1,214
46
1
-
22%
22%*
Pipe Line
Ltd
Ltd—.
(L
Co
10
*
2.30
Feb
3.50
Feb
-50c
E)
(
*
<=
.1
18%
12%
50c.
Jan
23
Apr
Jan
14
Mar
Feb
85c
131%
Jan
i_
40
11
49%
31%
Jan
37% Mar
25
39%
Feb
40% Mar
40
40
.
11
49
■
li:
49%
s
120
Jan
550
10% Mar
11
1,050
40 % Mar
61%
77''8
70
4.50
:
6.00
27,425
13%
13%
n25
a25
26
21
Mar
41
41
500
41
Jan
77
6.00
.
61
970
.<■
:*
100
500
36
-
Manufacturing Co Ltd
«
35 %
•
!
.
131% 131%
•
:1
14
52c
14
.
100
*
40
Corp Fund
Mountain
Westeel
101
Jan
103
1
87%
Jan
29
5
600
-
Inc
Gas
87
37
1
*
35%
790
Feb
770
9% V 9%
'1.75
1.75
.* a5%! a5%
*
Ltd
69%
42%
Mar
103
...
5
part 2nd pfd
non-cum
70
41%
20
65
-
373.1
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
95%
a
6%
Ltd
Stores
12%
30
,33%
17%
1.50
40
;«._i
common
Corp Ltd common
L
1
Newfoundland Light & Pow Co Ltd
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com
38% Mar
6%
Ltd
Moore
3,984
8.60
29% Mar
'
73%,
*
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
2,400
%
Corp
400
19%
103
73%-
preferred
10
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
3,358
8.50
<.*
6%
8%
Ltd
100
Feb
1.50
#
M)
Paper Co
Distilleries
13%
6
26
Feb
205
30%
33%' ,33«4
1
Investment
41%
29%
29%.
7 50
2.50
'
*
(Walter
Ltd
13
6%
Corp
"A"
Inc
Corp
8%
13%
i0
2.00 Mar
Mar
Melchers
385
A—
,
19%
*
Securities
Jan
35
Jan
Apr
42%
Hydro-Electric
65
Feb
45
f.-: 30
*
*
Inc
5%
14%
41
LaSalle
de
cum
Ltd_>
of
Co
34%
843
28%
Motor
54% Mar
15%
15
28
Industries
5
50
30
10
Ltd!
Engineering Works
20
38%
471
Apr
.15
103
Feb
34
a43% a43%
0
Apr
"'31. 32%
:
31%.
•_
2.40
*
*
%
a5 %
2.30
33%
110
Jan
•
50
A
Co Ltd •
Feb
Jan
41^
•
class
24%
20%
200
a30
pfd—100
105%
27%
/4
—,—
5% Jan
2,80 Mar
a43
a5%'
East Kootenay Power 7%
Ford
28
90
•
preferred
31
Jan
750
15
15-
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Apr
700
a
Dominion
34
2,040
4.08%
com
Mar
5
1.75 Mar
1,200
.
',.a42.
*
Ltd
Consumers Gas
Jan
29
al5%
International Petroleum Co Ltd
_**„_♦
International Utilities
Corp common- 5
Interprovmcial Pipe Lines
5
Products Ltd
Food
40
com_
International Paper common
see
Feb
38%
i0n
Co
8.80
28
46
Service
25% Mar
33%
ir.)/
III~~50
-
footnotes
6
55% 56y2
835% 835 y2
a7y4 a7J/4
Ltd
Public
Apr
98%
IIIIII..*
IP'and Cement Preferred
International Nickel of Canada
For
34
46
•
common
preferred
—
'
17
JJy®
Acceptance Corp common
Warrants
7%
515IZ
*
$2.25 preferred
Jamaica
33%
6
j
new
25
Apr
Feb
42
24
.
.42
2.30
1
Inv
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Feralco
107% 107 y2
1927—1—50
Indus
—-
22% Mar
Jan
6.90
*
Mining
60c
40 y4 Mar
Jan
22%
_
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6% preferred
$4.50
Feb
16%
1,275
0
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment
38 %
2,650
Class B
Bay
14%
10
25
Home Oil class A
Hudson
785
1,387
7.60
-III—*
I I" 1
7%
___
17
.7.50
34
a__
837% a37%
21%
22
24%
loo
Dynamics—
Howard Smith Paper
$2.00 .preferred
L
7.50
•
pfd inc
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
—
24%
Great
_
22
a—
10
_
Goodyear Tire 4%
Catelli
17
•
common
General Motors
General Steel Wares
a20
17
•
5%%
preferred
General Bakeries Ltd
Jan
19%
23%
I8V4
*
Common
Jan
7%
I.'
42
19%
class A
18 y2
"
820
•
Co
z
High
36c
Feb
"•
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French Petroleum preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
-
60c
•
Canadian International Inv Trust Ltd
~
common
Bros Ltd
57c
Shares
-
High
Low
•
.
*
15%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common...*
Redeemable preferred
23 %
Dominion Textile
~ Range
of Prices
'
Timber—'„;
&
•
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
Donohue
28
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
~io
preferred
Sales
Week's
Friday
Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6ft
100
66
4.50
13%
Jan
Apr
Apr
79
Apr
Apr
Jan
Mar
6% Jan
15%
Feb
25
Apr
41*"
Jan
Number 5737
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
"43*!
(1927)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Trice
„
Mining
Oil
and
Low
Algtjra Uraiiium Mines Ltd-
Alscope 'Exploration
Altex Oils*'
-
—_1:
Miiios
Bailey Selburn Oil <fc Gas
Bateman Bay
Lake
3%'c-
v
-
v
Y"————i
Gold
Mines
5c
Beliechasse
Mining Corp Ltd
l—.
Mines Ltd
_1
Belle-Chibougamau
-40C
1
Mines
Ltd-
:r
5c
*37c
•
40c
13c
24c
Mar
■''51c
Feb
6c
Jan
lie
7c
7,500
-*,
Jan
,9c
-
Mines.Ltd———_2_i
Campbell chibougamau Mines Ltd—
1
tic
5.05 " iM-
Canadian
2-
4.05
"4.05
4.05
3
3.75
3.75
3.75
*
5.20
5.20
5.20
10c
1.90
1.92
1
17c
19c
Oil
Atlantic
Canadian. Collieries
Ltd-*—.1-
Co
Resources
Canadian Devonian
Petrol
Lithium
Ltd-*
Mines Ltd—
Canalask Nickel Mines LtdCanorama
Canso
*.
Ltd.
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian
Ltd.
Producers
Canuba Mines
Ltd
■
,
14c
4 21c
Cc
1,000
5.10
4c'"nil
9c
Feb
-
800
-
■
3.95: Feb
200
3.75
15
*
■
3.75
.
Feb
"
100
1.75
5.90 Mar
4.80
Jan
4.75
2,850
10c
14c
5.000
11c
Mar
33c
9,300
15cFeb
40c
1
*
1.12
300
11c
11c
000
7c
12c
500
10c
Apr
4c
4c
0,000
2%'C
Mar
7.20
7.45
3,800
6.20
Feb
33c
1,000
33c
Jan
41c
10%c
12c
23,000
Chibougamau Jaculet
i.
Ltd-.
7.30
9%c
2,500
•
6c
Jan
16c
Jan
Jan
_75c
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
—1
Cleveland
:
1
Ltd
1
Copper Corp
Cocheno.ur. Williams Gold
Mines
9%c
•»
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava—-1.50
Consolidated Bi-Ore
Mines' Ltd
Consolidated Dcnison
Consolidated Monpas
Cons
Mines
Quebec Yellowknife
Ltd
-.
1.12
21c
Apr
1.12
Apr
12c
10,950
8%
Feb
11 Ve
Mar
1.85
Jan
2.33
Feb
1.15
1.15
1.15
1,100
1.15
1
11c
11c
12c
12,700
8c
Mar
4c
Ltd—
Mines Ltd
Mines
1
5%c
i
■
•
-
10,000
3%c
Jan
8c
6,500'
15c
Feb
23c
Jan
4,700
8c
Jan.
15c
Mar
43c
43c
52c
10,040
30c
Mar
*,.'. 7c
7c
1,000
0c
Mar
6.60
6.70
1,100
6c
6c
1,500
Gc
2,000
1,65
7,000
7c
'
1
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Oils
5%c
10c 10 %c
1
—
Ltd—
Ventures Ltd
Virginia
''
*
-
•j5.35.
1
Y1
—
Corp
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Wendel Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Westville
Mines
Zenmac
Metal
20c
Dablon.
Mining
Corp
Dome Mines Ltd
Donalda
Mines
East Sullivan
Jan
72c
1,000
67c
Jan
74c
Mar
01 c.
%
Eastern Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l.
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc—
1
Ltd—2-—
„1
—2
Ltd
—
Mines
Ltd___
Golden
Mines
Age Mines Ltd
Guimar
Mines
Indian
Lake Mines
Ltd—
'—.I
Uranium
Mines
Israel Continental Oil Co
Kcrr-Addikon
Gold
Mines. Ltd
New
New
New
5 %c
Jan
13c
Jan
40c
.500
39ci
Feb
G4c
Jan
70c
500
70c
Apr
70c
-
5
8c
9,000
6c
Feb
9c
Jan
2,000
6.25
Apr
6.90
Apr
25c
3,900
21c
Jan
28c
Jan
10%
1,250
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
5c
Jan
Jan
Apr ;
20%
Jan
—
■■
.
-1
7
North American
Rare
Metals
Obalski <1945)
Okalta
Oils
Ltd—
-•
Mines
•
Ltd__l
<
40c
Jan
Jan
6V2C
Feb
Jan
18
15
,.
Mar
Apr
42c"
Feb
60c
Apr
18c
Jan
45c
Feb
100
68%
Jan
76
62c
Feb
87c
Mar
8,550
40c
Feb
65c
Jan
Jan
10% Feb
9%
5,000;
7%c Jan
12c
Feb
Jan
Paudash Lake
1
Mines
Ltd:
Algom a Steel
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Pdrtage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
1
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Roxana
Allied
Aluminium
4%%
Mining
Ltd
lO'/ac
1
45c
55c
45,860
33c
Jan
55c
Apr
Apr
5c
5c
9,500
4c
Mar
7c
1.40
1.50
2,350
37C
39c
1,500
35c
Apr
43c
Jan
16%
Jan
1.45
1.30
Jan
4%
Co
pfd
16%
5,816
12%
97%
97%
97%
70
94%
5.00
5.70
24%
24 %
24%
27.G45
3,640*
4.15 Apr
21% Jan
41c
45c
Apr
25%
27%
17,450
33,516
41c
26%
25%
Apr
22
22%
22
Apr
23
47
45%
Jan
49
Feb
17C
Feb
Feb
-25
50
415
1
•
37c
3,000
13,150
20o
17C
70c
45c
Apr
Jan
35c
Jan
86c
Mar
7,200
40c
Apr
Apr
68c
Feb
3.25
Apr
2.90
3.25
19 %C
23c
30,850
9.30
9.30
100
51%
51%
75
10%
10%
400
22%
22 %
4%c
7,000
17c
18c
76,000
———1
22%
17c
———1
7c
8c
2.10
13 %c
Jan
Jan
8.25 Feb
Jan
51%
Apr
8.70 Jan
11%
Feb
48%
50
23%
Apr
3%c Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
32c
Jan
20%
12c
Feb
81c
25c
Jan
30c
Feb
12,400
54c
Mar
90c
Apr
Jan
18
17%
18
1,325
43%
43%
100
43% Apr
Apr
49-14 Feb
50
49%
49%
49%
365
41
Jan
49% Mar
Jan
14c
10c
——
10c 10%c
14
7c
9,500
Jan
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd—.
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
25c
1.75
1.90
6,300
1.60
Apr
2.25 Jan
2.50
2.95
5,489
2.00
Feb
3.50 Mar
9%
1.020
9%
9%
8'%
Jan
9-14
Jan
109%
105
106
240
5.15
105:%
Debentures
5.50
135
3.90 Jan
17 %
2.099
15% Mar
95
Atlin-Ruffner
16%
16%
———1
———1
8c
6%c
8c
11,300
25c
22c
25c
31,800
1
7c
6c
8c
25,000
4c
Jan
1
Mines
Mines
12c
12c 14%«
61,000
12c
Mar
20c
Feb
Gc
Jan
16c
Apr
1.93
Jan
—
Mines
River
Aumaque* Gold
Gold
Mines
J
Mines
14c
12c
16c
2.45
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd_
1
9c
33c
Feb
8c
Apr
G.103
*
common
15%
15%
ICO
13%
Jan
15% Apr
10%
100
10%
Apr
10 %
3.50
100
Apr
59c
*
3.50
Feb
Apr
1.00
1.25
1.100
90c
Apr
1.25 Jan
Feb
89c
Apr
1
5%c
6c
5,500
5c
Jan
500
22c
Mar
35c
'Feb
7.60
8.00
1,430
21%
22%
1.60
1.60
600
14 %c
18c
4,000
23c
Auto
Fabric
Avillabona
Products
class
A
Mines
6c
Apr
14c
Feb
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%(2> preferred
600
3c
Apr
9c
Jan
Banff
85c
Jan
1.35
10,000
3c
1.35
Gc
Feb
30,500
7%C
%3c
1.25
%
0%c
Apr
4c
Feb
6%c Apr
Bankfield
15c
Jan
30c
Feb
Bank
of
3c
iJan
5c
Jan
Bank
of
Nova
10c
0,500
7c
Mar
13c
Jan
Barcelona
78c
Traction
:
Apr
1.55
Feb
Mines
Mines
Metals
Base
2.75-Mar
3.25
Jan
Baska
2.75
Apr
4.55
Feb
13,500
1.38
Gc *
Feb
18c
Mar
4,100
•
1.18
Jan
15c
2.900
7.20
4,550
13c
5.90
1.58
18c
Mar
Feb
Uranium
10c
12,500
6%c Jan
42
42%
1,753
38% Jan
43% Feb
54%
55
295
51
3.05
3.05
3.05
55% Apr
.4.10 Jan
35C
32c
38c
10c
Jan
3.05 Apr
64c
9,380
10c
Apr
20c
Jan
72c
51c
Jan
76c
Mar
20c
Mar
19c
40,420
22c
12,728
28,200
24c
23c
25c
203,300
12c
Jan
26c
Apr
6c
6c
6%C
18,100
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
36%
20c
35
35 '/a Mar
15
15
15
24c
32,679
Jan
Beatty Bros
*
1
3.60
3.55
3.60
410
92C
92c
2,050
66c
Jan
3,000
12c
Jan
17c
Feb
17%
Jan
22%
Apr
86c
Feb
7.85 Mar
Beaucage
Apr
22c
Jan
29c
Jan
Beaver
50c
33c
Jan
50c
Apr
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterre Quebec Mines
*
15
Apr
17%c Jan
3.55
Apr
29c
2,400
15c
Feb
30c
Apr
75c
500
70c
Jan
90c
Jan
Bell
4%c
4%c
Lodge Uranium
6c
Lumber
Co
common
Telephone
Red
*
Crest
Gold
2c
Jan
Jan
Bethlehem
5c
Feb
10 %c
Ap*
Bevcon
15c
*
1
1
28
60o
96c
15c
22 %
"
22%
450
95c
1.02
27,050
1.75
41%
1.75
100
1.30
Jan
41%
41 %
10.624
39%
Jan
42c
10c
Jan
57c
Mar
2.55
2,000
Feb
2.75
.
47c
5,500
34c
-
25c
3,500
24c
-
0ViiC
4,000
6%c Mar
6c
0,500
5c
Jan
7,100
16c
Feb
24c
Mar
2,800
3c
Apr
6c
Jan
286,500
30c
Jan
67c
Apr
6%c
5c
.
20c 20 %c
Bibis
53c
Jan
Apr
Bier oft
Uranium
Mines
55c
Jan
•
Mar
Bidcop
46c
Mar
Black
10c
Jan
Bonville Gold
6c
Jan
Bordulac
Bay
page
46.
3c
03c"
3c
5c
52c
67c
Mines—
Ltd
Uranium
Bouscadillac
95c
2,800
11 %C
15c
5%C
7c
76,122
14,750
Jan
Apr
4.25 Jan
1.06 Apr
1
1.06
1.05
1.14
40c
-~15c
14 %C
15c
4,000
23c
26c
19,900
4%c Jan
Gold
preferred
32c
Jan
60c
fan
9c
Jan
18c
Mar
20c
Jan
5C
6%c
23,000
6%C
9%c
9c
8c
11c
47,500
105.600
38c
44
145
48V4
60
1.35 Jan
30c
10c
Jan
Tan
Feb
9%c Apr
Jan
60c
Jan
41
Jan
45
42%
Jan
49% Mar
6c
Jan
7c
Jan
37c
69,500
43%
48%
37c
44
Jan
2,600
6C
50
50
Jan
7c
Jan
-
5V2%
pfd
1.25 Mar
18c
85c
9%c
1
Ltd
Bowater Corp 5%
Feb
17,040
1
'
Jan
2.25 Feb
42%
Jan
1
—
10%c Jan
1.55
4
1
Mines
Mines
85c
13c
1
•
Yukon -Mines
92c
1
1
Copper Corp
Mines
Bouzan Mines
Mines
Rexspax Uran <fc Metals Min Co Ltd__l
For footnotes see
4,500
23,700
111,500
Apr
19
28c
Feb
'>-75C
24c
41% Jan
36
18c
45c
Feb
21c
10c
.
30c
36
A
*
13,000
2.44
Feb
Jan
10c 13 %c
70c
23 C
& Paper class
28,500
29,500
'
12 %c Feb
8%C
55
1
Power
Class B
*;.45c
5cl0%c
Jan
Beattle-Duquesne
14c
%
Feb
2.03 Mar
19c
Feb
24c
-
23%
—•
Mines
20e
-
Apr
42%
1
———•
Bata Petroleums Ltd
% 13c
Jan
1.60 Jan
Jan
*
Mining
900
lie 13 %c
^
—
800
•
21
13 %c
7c
9.05 Jan
1
Scotia—
90c
3.35
820
Jan
10
*
Mines
Cons
7,170
1.08
3.00
"-3.15-
7.05
10
Montreal
1,500
Feb
1.60
2.25
1
43,000
108,150
1.35
21%
1
1
Bankeno Mines
27c
Apr
7.85
-1
25
6O0
Oils
Barymin Exploration Ltd
•
Feb
15
Jan
Barvue
'■
2.50
10%
Electric
Auto
Barnat
0c
Jan
Jan
6c
67c
2.55-
(
Apr
34c
2.55
•
.
18
17%c Mar
245,100
2.30
*
Feb
45c
Apr
•
Steels
7%c Apr
25c
Apr
6.00 Apr
85c
35c
*
Mar
1.80
1.000
36c
,
18
2.95
40c
Temple common —
Associated Artists Prod com
Aunor
Feb
5c
200
85c
43%
Ash
Aumacho
20C
5,200
26c
77c
-
50
Asamera Oil
Aubelle
11% Jan
——•
:
$2.40 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
Atlas
Feb
25C
26c
*
Corporation
Mines
36c
300
22c
Resources-.
Nickel
Jan
15c
3.25
51%
Jan
70c
1
I
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
'
Anthes Imperial
*
Arcan
I
4%c
Petroleums
60c
Y 31% Mar
60c
lc
Analogue Controls
Feb
6.00 Jan
25 % Mar
1,500
70c
40c
10%c Jan
10O
Apr
26,000
20c
17c
Anglo American Exploration
Cons
47c
42c
50c
Lead Mines
Arcadia
440
47%
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
Anchor
47
14c 14 %c
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American Nepheline
An a con
22
1
Mines
10 %c
:
Jan
Mar
14%
40c
*
,
1
Jan
1.60
16%
—^—
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
21c
r
41/<>c
Mar
74c
54c
——'•
common—
Mar
75c
•
*
.
55c
Jan
—*
—
T1". 24c
1,
Jan
45c
9,450
0.90
—2
-
31c
1
Mar
•
17,391
16,450
15,800
"1.30
49c
18 %c Apr
3.50 Apr
5.40
Beaver
*
Jan
Jan
54c
L
4c
22c
2.31
4,250
Apr
Jan
80
100
Algom Uranium
5e/o debentures
8c
I3%c
Feb
9%
20
•
74c
*
Atlas Yellowknife Mines
4.200
13C
6,300
Jan
52C
Oils
900
0.90
1
3.40
Jan
Mar
5c
G4c
•
Cons
500
-
y
-
54c
Alberta Distillers common
Pacific
580
6,075
80c
92c
13c
3.05
3.25
——1
10,000
1.30
•
9
19
735
-
5%c
17c 18 %c
24% Feb
1
Explorations
90c
lie.
•
1-
1
Pennbep Mining Corp
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Jan
3c
50c
3.00
90c
19%
5%c
!
Mar
29
JaD
74c
Gold
7%c
1.00
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd
Uranium
14c
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L
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Ltd
9%
19%
High
Jan
23
1
S'zc
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Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Orchan Uranium
Alba
Yellowknife
Bathurst
1
Ltd—
Opemisca Explorers
Akaitclio
9
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24 %
75c
90c
1
9
•
1
0%c
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Apr
50c
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1
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Jan
44c
59c
10C
-
7%c
.
8%c Jan
54c
2"4c
1
Nortbspan. Uranium Mines Ltd;
Apr
Apr
10c
80c
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
175
—
3%C
**
-
23%
Jan
1.83:.
1
1
Corp
38c
9c
75
Jan
5c
Apr
3.50 Apr
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27c
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Jan
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$2 % preferred
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Jan
Jan
a9.40'
61c
' 70c
7c
3c
1.24
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Apr
5c
4,000
0&c
-
-
23%
•
Ajax Petroleums
8c
50c
20,500
Mar
4%c Jan
19 %c Jan
5,137
—
55c
Jan
500
50c
-
Asbestos
44c
0,000
38c
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23c
.
27%
1
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50c
45c
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2,250
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Apr
Feb
45<;
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Mar
2%c Jon
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25
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23%
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3,000
17,200
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33c
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Jaok Lake Uranium Mines Lt«Lx«-l
Pacific, Coal & Oils Ltd
20c
Nocana. Alines
4,445
r.
7c
50c
"
Gas
Apex
50
7c"
1.53 Apr
24% Mar
for Week
Range
26%
7c
2%o
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Forinaque Mines Ltd
North. American
Apr
0.90
v
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Mines Ltd
Mar
49%
^;
Santiago- Mpies Ltd
i
_50c Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *.-■*.
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1
New
59c
4,000
45c
.
New
51c
2.000
38c
Ltd.
Jan
7c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd_J_'l^.1.
Moupre Mining Co Ltd
-l—__——1.'.
Montgary Explorations LU1
——1'.
Mines
lie
500
41 %c
Creek
Apr
Mar
5c: ;
7c
18%
—
MldrChibougamau, Mines Ltd_—
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd——.i.""
Narna
9,500
....
4%c
i—l
Ltd...—
Feb
4c
%
07c
Mines
Jan
24%
Jan
" 25c
—
T
Mogador
12c
Apr
Apr
—2.1
—
Alar
6c
22--
Merrill Island. Alining.Ltd—!
9c
21
14%
"48c
Marpic
Mclntyre-Porcupine
54c
Apr
Jan
Sales
Week's
Jan
50c
,
Lor ado Uranium Mines Ltd—_T
Maritimes, Mining Corp • Ltd
Exploration Ltd-I_L__
Mar
15c
Jan
L.i"r
Kontiki Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd
83c
-
21' 21%
;
Ltd———T,
Jardun Mines Ltd voting trust-
Mar
3V!«c
-
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—
1
Apr
32c
8%c Jan
2.10 Mar
49 %c
•*—
21%
5
-1
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1.70
10
-
Iso
Feb
20c
Ltd——1
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12,000
2,500
Low
Mar
'18c
Jan
0.? 5
16 %
1
Inspiration Mining & Dev
Mar
16
3c
7c
'
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34c
Jan
Afar
8%
sit*
0.75
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd—1
Mar
750
-
,7c
-,
.
Haitian Copper Corp Ltd———2__1
Halmon
20c
70c
•
Y-1
*
15%c Jan
40c
.
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Ltd
Jan
200
Jo
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250
-
Jan
11,500
44c
26%
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1,100
4c
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Anr
76c
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1.4%
-4c
1-—1
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3,900
O'.ijC
14%:
1
-
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd.
Giant 'Yellbwknife
12,000
—1*
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd——1——
Galkcno
1.000
11c
54c-.
1'
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32c
9c
54c
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Corp
(1945)
4.00
11c. :Apr,.v
14c
32c
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;Jan
11
1.99
5c
52c
3,000
140
.
.3.10 Jan
1,740
15c
1
9'aC-, 9%e
—';-..22%.r 22%
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Fatiina. Mining Co Ltd——
_1
Florida. Canada
1,334
r
1
Jan
18c
600
6 %c
•
Alberta
14i%- 15%
,
Fano
Fontana Mines
4,000
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17,500
v
9c
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11c
-
1.71
Metal
03c
14c
1—4,2—1.
Fab
3.30 Feb
Apr
'
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Acme
Mar
15%
Ltd_-__
Apr
9c
r
Mines
14%
7c
20c
—'
Ltd
Atlantic
5.75
; i
a70c
of Prices
Par
Uranium
Feb
,
Feb
10C
Apr
16c
14,000
6c
Last
Abltibl Power & Paper common—:
Preferred
Acadia
Mar
24,015
2.64
Jan
21%
.
2,000
3c
44c
—
Friday
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5c
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2—1
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Apr
5c
3.95
20c
a70c
6c
Sale Price
Feb
200
3.^51
495
5,200
20c
a70c
1
Jan
05,025
3.90
Apr
Apr
7c
Toronto Stock Exchange
7c
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72c
—L_—1
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-
400
Jan
13c
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
55c
7c
Ltd
Dolsan MirlCs Ltd
5.75
Jan
7.00
Jan
Apr
1.35
26,000
20c
2%c
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1
24%
19c
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1.53
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1
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1.90
1.35
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1
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Apr
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1
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30c
5,c
5c
Mining Exploration Ltd—1
Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd
2.90
a(k
—1
Mines -Ltd
1.90
5.00
1.20
y
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Weedon
—
Feb
*
11 %c
8,000
—
6.65
—1
Jan
Jan
8,500
■
1
Mines Ltd
Valor-Lithium Mines Ltd-Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Jan
15 %c 16 %c
:
7.75 Mar
Jan
15,200
Apr
16c
17%c Jan
1.82
6c
14%
1.15
Apr
10c
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Jan
7%c
40c
13%
Apr
1
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Apr
11c
Apr
Feb'
1,000
'
37c
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Apr
Jan
4,000
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2.90
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.2.80
-
2.85
62c
11,400
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Feb
1.90 Mar
Feb
Apr
9.50
Jan
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4c
11 %0
1.33
60c
2.05"
Apr
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Cartier-Malartlc Gold Mines Ltd
Central-Del Rio Oils
2,000
1
Ltd
Jan
40c
11c
30O
62c
Feb
11c
1
1.50
Glc
■
Feb
2.40
Jan
Feb
6.05
Apr
5.05 Apr
1,700
1.50
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Jan
12c
1
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62c
Jan
Mar
1.99
United
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Mar
18c
Apr
I7%c Jan
Apr
.Mar
.
23c
30c
37c
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Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
:
18c
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1
1.12
11c
1
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'7
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1.99
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Apr
Jan
0,000
2,000
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Jan
12c
15c
10c
4.55
1
Tazin
Mar
1.52
37c
9%c
25c
Jan
1
Tache Lake Mines
8y2Q Apr
aJan
Feb
2,000
188,050
J
Apr
4.00
1
Tarbell
Jan
6%c Jan
;
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80c %
-
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Jan
1.500
18c
14(i"
8.90
Afar *;
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27,300
:
19c
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
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Apr
35c
4%e Mar
500
0c
18c
15c
; 7.10 Feb
23c
14.000
,6c
9c
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd.— 2—♦
300
22.0UC-
14c
18c>
12c
2,000
10c
•
700
20c
1
;
High
4.05
8%c Mar
Jan
Low
19c
—1
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Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sunloch
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Feb
Apr
6c
3.0C0
-
6c
4 %c
9,250
1.00
1
-
•
-
0c
_
Apr
Shares
4.00
—*
:
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Warrants
Feb
Feb
3%c Jan
100
14c
Bonnyville oil & Refining Corp
X?
Bornite Copper Corp———
—.r—1
Bouscadillac Gold
8,000
28c
l.po
6c
15c
Ltd
(1944)
4.00
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
j
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp
Apr
'.'.68c
Apr \
6%c Jan
Mines
Ltd
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Mar
10c
4%c„Jan
42c>
37,000
.
18c*'' 20c
*50" 6JaC
18c
Ltd—_!•
3,000
8.000
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30c
,
4,500
.
12c
2"
Mining-Corp Ltd-——_l"
Jan
Apr
a2c
7.90"
27c
1
12c
4c
9c
.
13% Jan
10c
Stadacona
Apr
16% Apr
Mines
Sales
Range
Par
47c
'*
15c
1
.—_1
Feb
1,100
45c
a2c
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Last
Sale Price
High
35,500
5c
*
42c'
-
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9c
Ltd
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43c
160
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3%c
Ltd
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25,000
:
21c
4,;-Tc"
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__
1
47c
JX8c
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Anthonian; Mining Corp.Aruo Mines' Ltd!
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Low
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-
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High
47c
19c
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ENDED
Sherritt-Gordon
Ltd-
LtdjJ-4
WEEK
*
Shares
Stocks—
Akaitc-ho Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd_l
Anwranium
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
17%C
Feb
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan.J
Eowater
Low
Roy mar Gold Alines
Traction
8%c i lie
British Columbia Elcc 4%
21
Apr
46% Jan
48
Apr
10%
550
5% Jan
11
Feb
19
110
17% Feb
19%
Apr
Con
1.75
35%
30%
78
Apr
46%
Feb
Consolidated
Beta
Jan
94
Feb
Consolidated
Calliman
Mar
Consolidated
Central
Cadillac—
1
51
Consolidated
Deniaon
Mines
I
44% Mar
British Columbia
12%
13
37%
38%
I25
Telephone
Mines
Brunswick
Mining
13
Jan
11
Jail
13
Jan
-
46 %c
44% Mar
26,000
750
9% Jan
2.05
2.05
20
2.05 Apr
2.05
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4%e
5c
6%C
6c
6%C
Apr
7%c
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7c
6%c Jan
14,125-
2.40
2.05
Jan
4c
11,700
11% Mar
Jan
Jan
2.90
1.95 Apr
5c
Jan
Consolidated
GUlies
Golden
Hill
Allc
Oils.—
Mines
Consolidated
Mining
8c
8,000
4%c Jan
38
600
35% Jan
70
7C
500
6%c Jan
Feb
Consolidated
Negus
11%
200
31% Apr
13
Alar
Consolidated
Nicholson
11%
12
1,212
10% Jan
12
Feb
22c
33c
60,229
Calalta
Jan
Mar
9c
Calvau
Consol
52c
7,800
45c
Jan
65c
20%
21
2,051
17%
Feb
21% Jan
70% Apr
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Bread
Canada
Preferred
Canada
a—
Crushed
Stone
Cut
Foils Ltd
Iron Foundries
Canada
Life
14,350
4,200
100
2.75
3.25
.
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%,
7%
*
1,373
,
657
.
140
7%
25
Jan
...
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Apr
29% Mar
Jan
Jan
6
28%
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27
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19%
27
28%
515
25
173
190
405
125
Class
Safeway Ltd
pfd
Canada Southern Oils
1.25
18c
24c
52c
55 c
32 %c
24 %c
33c
50%
Feb
56
Apr
23
Feb
25
Feb
Corby
80c
600
70c
42
635
35
1,175
2.00
1.50 Mar
1.63
Jan
Jan
Cosmos
Coulee
Lead
39
397ij
945
34
Feb
40%»
Apr
•5%c
84
84
100
80
Jan
85%
Apr
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94
75c
94
201
88
Jan
1.00
2,000
100
_
1.00
57c
Mar
97
1.16 Jan
Alar
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30c
9%c
10c
1
9c
9c
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Wire
20,200
14,500
4%c Jan
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72c
70c
72c
30,715
1
12c
10 %c
13c
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6c
7c
4.05
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4.05
5%
5%
5%
500
45
44%
45%
4,582
40%
Jan
28%
Oil
28%
29%
5,325
25
Jan
29%
Apr
29
30
700
Jan
30%
Apr
7.20
30
30%
.100
106%
Preferred
300
Mar
16%
Apr
D'Eldona
Jan
Delnite
common
29
_
400
5,500
4,200
•
•
Feb
89% Mar
12% Mar
Apr
14%
Jan
12
12%
5c
Apr
9%c Jan
Mar
3.75
2.90
3.00
4.95
5.00
25%
46
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Canadian
Class
British
Aluminum
:
warrants
Canadian
16%
16%
16%
16% ri.
28,900
33c
Jan
1,625
7c
150
3.40 Alar
1.71
1.80
7,130
9c
9c
I,000
400
3.60
2.75 Apr
B
Afines
Dome
Dome
Alines
Devon
16% Mar
—-—
Distillers
preferred
$1% preferred
—
35%
5%
Canadian
Chieftain
94c
28% Mar
4.75 Mar
5%
5%
93 c
1.04
17,200
4.25
500
•
common
Curtis
Wright
Decalta Gas warrants-
1.50
1.50
1.65
24,125
3c
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
l%c
4%c
33,000
8,395
5;20
Canadian Drawn Steel pfd
5.20
5.40
10%
Canadian Dredge & Dock
10%
11
50
19%
-
17
15% Feb
150
31
-
•
18
19%
1,530
Apr
31
Apr
55/»- Apr
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4.20
Pete
Collieries
150
2,718
17
17
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Chemical & Cellulose—
Feb
•
Dominion
1.13
4.00 Jan
4.85
Feb
1.65
Apr
Dominion Magnesium
Feb
5.00 Apr
23 %e Mar
6.20 Feb
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
9%
15
19%
Apr
—-
Dyno Alines
Canadian Eagle Oil
92c
Canadian
High
I
Canadian
Ice
Canadian
Alalartic
Machine
class
A
9.55 Mar
12
Jan
4.50 Mar
5.45
Jan
3,125
5% Jan
5.35
7%
8%
10%
24%
for
-■X 24
Tire
—
Ltd
50c
Apr
4.00
Jan
Eidricli
20%
Jan
25 %
Jan
El Sol Mining
369
13%
Apr
16%
Jan
Equitable
1.75
8,775
16%
1.70
1.65
1.40 Feb
2.35 Mar
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23'%' Jan
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75
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Apr
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12 %c
16c
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Feb
11
11
160
11
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50
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Jan
35
Apr
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4,600
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1.48
1.39
1.55
19,825
1.75
2.00
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1.75
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1.30 Mar
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25
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2.10 Mar
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30c
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200
24
225
37
35V2C
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Feb
Feb
40
70c
80c
184,210
26c
Jan
1
20c
25c
6,500
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12 %C
12c
13c
52
53
40
Apr
85c
Mar
34c
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Jan
18c
Jan
55
12,200
22c
Apr
35C
Jan
6,416
40c
Feb
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Jan
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41,600
12c
Jan
24c
Mar
22 %c
50c
1
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20,100
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50c
54c
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Apr
Apr
10c. Jan
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49
Jan
47
25
1
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Feb
Apr
9% Apr
7% Feb'
2,032
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7c
9c
92
92
25%
4,750
25%
25,,
210
23
48
23
295
85c
4,112
Jan
6c
15c
81
Jan
92
21
Feb
26
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18
Feb
Apr
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27
75c
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:
85c
Apr
:
75
Apr
Feb
Federal
48
48
10
1.15
950
21c
3,000
12c
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25c
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15c
15c
1,365
14c
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23c
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Mar
22c
17 %c
16c
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9,945
1.0G
424
1.28
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1.41
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70c
72c
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11,600
2,265
63 c
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50
1.40
1.15 Apr
1.07
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Feb
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72c
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7.90 .Apr
100
3.25
900
13,983
3.60 Apr
6.10 Jan
1.11'
1.07
1.15
7%c
16,363
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Cockshutt Farm Equip.
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1.15
2,600
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Fraser
French
Ltd
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16c
Jan
32c
Apr
42c
Jan
Jan
72c
34,500
40c
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55c
48c
55c
2.90
200
2.73
2.95
62,415
18
100
9%
10%
2,072
,
2.35 Jan
1.80
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215
26
52
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5%C
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254.550
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30c
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42c
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22%
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common.
I
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Apr
General
:
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Apr
Jan
20% Apr
7%
Jan
11
Apr
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Geo
Pete
Mines
50c
82c
30
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102% 102%
56%
153,566
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1.18
63
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82c
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4.90
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65
54% Mar
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1,655
I 2.75
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1,900
12c
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7.95
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10%c
27c
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-
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81,840
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10c
10%
'
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37
1,446
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48c
33% Jan
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77
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1
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102%
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preferred
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Feb
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69c
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39,720
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15c
9%c Afar
Feb
6.25
-vs
Jan
6%c
Feb
80c
Jan
29
; 76
preferred-——
Geco Mines Ltd.
Feb
16%
.
28 Yj
48c
-—
3.50 Mar
,
28%
25
Exploration
Gaitwln
Gatlneau
Jan
50c
55c
11c
——.—
common———L
Debentures
2.05 Jan
4,800
34c
10c
3,375
3,530
29
'f
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19:
1.78
:
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10c
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of Canada———
Co
Mines
5.00
5.60
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i
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J. 17
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class
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12c
r
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1,940
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9%c Jan
50,650
32c
18
2.85
1.60 Mar
Apr
7.75 Mar
Jan
50c
1.18
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.
2.70
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4.25
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page 46.
1.68
7c
12c 12 %c
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1.60
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3.60 Jan
Apr
8,720
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4.00
1.49
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15
28%
;
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Jan
7.45
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Cheskirk Alines
Ford
Jan
3.90
8c
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Jan
Jan
7.15
.
Jan
9c
7.30
444
1.38
Apr
14%' Jan
1,390
15%
21
4,466
17
14%
5.60
;
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Florida Canada. Corp.
50c
7%c
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23%
16%
—20
,——A
Kirkland
Jan
3.90
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1.32
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Federal
1.42
5.45
22%
1.40
r;
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,—*
class A
Grain
Apr
"
1
Jan
1.78 Feb
95c
Apr
1.00 Jan
1,980
7.65 '7.90
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1.25
Mar
85c
23
14%
•
25o
Fargo Oils Ltd.
Farwest Tungsten Copper
20c
44
*
•
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1
—
16%
50c
Nickel
:Famous. Players Canadian—
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Falconbrldge
Mar
1.10
i
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28%
80c
Insurance
Apr
28
40
Ltd
Life
">15%
"
23%
19%
1
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Eureka
Jan
11%
1
Mines
5,381
Ii
I
Elder
9.20 Apr
.
20% Feb
—i—. ——*■
—;——
*
1
—;
Eddy Paper common-:
4,755
-
*
Gas
footnotes
Jan
6c
Asbestos Corp
For
10%
60c
75c
Mines
Chromium
Alar
103
Co-1-
24%
14%
92
Castle Trethewey
Central
5.50 Mar
Eddy- Match
50c
Westinghou.se
Del
300
Feb
27%
13%
Oil-
Captain Alines Ltd
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Central
23%. Apr.
97% Jan
Apr V
Feb •;!
27%
■
1,345
1
Ltd
1.45
Jan
7.70 Jan
58'4
1
Smelting
&
Mining
23%
25%
Can Alet Explorations
Warrants
Casslar
Eastern
50c
common
Williston
Can so Oil
Feb
Jan
5,944'
12%
—1
Afetals
Eastern
29c
14%
1
Copper Co
Natural
10% Mar
Jan
has
Candone Exploration
Canso
Apr
19c
%
Jan
15%
1
Mines—
Feb
13c.
67c
k:
21%
1
Alines—
17c
=-
r
10th
June
Western
Can Erin
10%
200
.
6.50
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24%
Wallpaper Mfrs class B
Canadian
24%., ...-3,081
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East
East Sullivan
;
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10
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Excelsior
Canadian
Canam
100
5,000
101 102%
6.40
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Canadian
%
25c
of
Corp
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10%
8% Mar
-25
shares
Gas
to
I
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28%
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Apr
21
Feb
2.40
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1-
-
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-
2.85 Feb
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—;
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.
11%
5.00
.
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Apr
class
Rope
Brewery
96c
3.085
9.20
27C
2.3 %C
15%
1
—
Duvex Oils
2,020
10%
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Canadian Petrofina preferred
Canadian Prospect
Canadian
Jan
1.65
25c
.
Export
55c
4,049
6,210
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Thorium
30c
6,600'
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15% Mar
Duvan
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warrants
been
Dow
Jan
1.92
—1
1955 warrants
Canadian
Donald
Jan
16%
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Canadian
Apr
30c
7%
common
offer
7%
2.50
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1.85
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32,284
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1,000
11c
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16 %
6%
30c
I
15c
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2.50 Jan
1.85
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'
105
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100
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Canadian
1,100
2.50
49c
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Canadian
1953
7%
2.50
16 %
k
common..
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Canadian Oil Cos
5Yo preferred
4,845
6%
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Canadian Gen Securities class B
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky Oil
1.00
91c
■
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8%c
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Dominion Steel
k
;
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22%c
-
26%
:
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1.35
Mar
70c
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2.50
8,037
-
Jan
l%c Apr
9%e Feb
:
21%
Apr
80c
Dominion Woollens
Canadian
25c
1.35
Jan
2.20
Jan
12c
■
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—
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1,270
22 %c
Jan
7%c
36,140
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4.00 Jan
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23c
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20c
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2
2.50
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13
231,585
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10,000
20c
23 %c
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Exploration
1,815
1,625
:
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2.50
1
1
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Jan
.
10c
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6c
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19c
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500
8c
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14%
16 %-
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60
13%
15%
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3.50
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15%
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14%
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11% Feb
7%c Jan
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1
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17%
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3.70
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1.75
;
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11%
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25c
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25
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Feb
16 % Apr
16% Jan
325
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7%c
62c
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5.50 Apr
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—
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common
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Canadian
3.50
3.50
.
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Davis
15c
500
24,515
—
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class A
Canners
Canadian
9 ,v;
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Daragon Mines
Feb
5%
5% Feb
Feb
107
;V; f; 3.05 Mar
4.40 Mar
7,528
1.34
Jan/
2.29
610
1.28
—1
-
a..'7.50 Apr
-LI 33%
.
Jail
104
1,400
v:-
16%
1
Apr
4.85 Jan
Feb
Apr
16%
—
:
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24%
20%C 20%c
8c
8%C
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Cusco
Apr
'
1.28
1
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4.85
3,638
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8%c
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Mar
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30
.
6%c Jan
26,025
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7.40
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9
-11-20
Bank of Commerce..
Canadian Breweries
13
12%
IIIIi
Minerals
Bakeries
Canadian
265
»
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Canadian
12 Yh
3.50 Jan
32
-
•*' ; 9c
90c
:
Jan
55c
:
Feb
18c
12%c Mar
Be
-—-——-—.
12
class B
Astoria
Canadian
Crolnor Pershing
12
_~12~50
,
Canadian
Jan
260
2
Preferred
Canada
4.80
2,600
37
Feb
15c
warrants-—.
4.10
Mar
Gc
——
3.95
•
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12c
14c
—^
36%
4.00
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Petroleum
Steamship Lines com
Feb
v%.:i3c
8c
•
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M
Jan
42c
:
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.
14c
11%
Mines
<
9%c Jan
1,285
1
1
Timber
8%c
•
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1
Warrants
Crestbrook
Feb
Apr
Apr
1,050
:::
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75c
33c
)
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5c
.
Jan
1.50 Mar
Jan
24c
6,000
-
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19%
28c
•
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4c
21,100
6c
1
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Canada
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2.90 Feb
Mar
7,000
25C
Jan
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62c
v
Jan
16c
5c
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Cournor
84
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49c
:<
1,500.
.
252,318
■V.6c
Imperial
Apr
39
warrants
.
6c
Class B. ------i--—
Jan
90c
42
Mar
Jan
2.oa Apr
; V, 36c
1.16 Apr
17c
12,600
Ltd-
class
Distillery
V 38c
k
Jan
163/8
1,865
-
30c
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380
Apr
,
Jan
2.10
8.084
5.00
405
23c
Jan
17%
1.19
2.90
25
74c
29c
3,885
•
16%
—III
preferred
A
55%
,41%
.
1.62
Feb
«iJ7%c Feb
.
Jan
56c
2.60
Exploration
54
.42
Mar
19c
.
21%c
—1
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Gas
series
5 Y2Y0
Conwest
20
Mortgage
51c
2.51
Copp Clark Publishing
Apr
25c
3,705:
12,500
6,131
27c
32c
Feb
65c
.;
A
Apr
1.77
29c
51c
Jan
23,700
■'
25C
1.70
3JOO Feb
••t? 40c
5%c Feb
16 %c
7%c Feb
>•
Jan
48c
>
Jan
—
Basin
24%
•
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Consumers
*
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4,296
30c
1
Tungsten
54
♦
B
Canada
23c
Mines——
Sudbury
Apr
190
Jan
1.56
A
16%c
29c
.
5,301
I
;
V
Jan
20c
•
5%c Jan
Mines——
24%
v-v
class
1,000
Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Cliibotig
Lands
Packers
6c
16%
Poplar
Apr
29%
Jan
-
Canada
GOc
1.70
1
Oils
•
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v
4,456
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Apr
19
17% Jan
19%
27
38c
2.55
Alines
26
common
35c
Apr
3.25
Feb
25
190
19%
*
8.60
5.15 Jan
10
A
Assurance
Canada Malting common
Preferred
Canada Oil
Consolidated
Consolidated
lo
class
Canada
Canada
Apr
5.90 Mar
8.60
20
—
4.25
3>25
•
Canada Cement common
Feb
Feb
8.30
*.
.
.
3.00
3.95
8.50
1
1
.i'ii
common
200
5.25
Jan
1
Explor—
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
4.25
•
4.80
2.30
2
C'onsolidated Sannorm
775
5.05
18,800
1.19
Pershcourt
70
•4.10
1
Oil
3.00
Mar
■
Consolidated Red
51c
21
62%.
2.75
1
Consolidated Northland Mines
Jan
51c
69%
Apr
2.96
& Smelting.
Morrison
Consolidated
Consolidated
•
•
Power common
Apr
-~r: 5.85
23c
Consolidated Mosher
Apr
33c
Jan
12c
25c
Petroleum
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary
30c
1
——
a14:%
Jan
Consolidated Alogul
Consolidated Peak
Cable
Jan
3.10
Oils Ltd-
Mac
7c
,
10%
62,719
58c
Marcus Gold
36%
—..—
500
47,495
5.85
10c
Feb
10c
59,750 -i'
1
Consolidated
11%
Ext
6%c
14%
5.20
38c
MinesLtd—.
Marbeuor
Consolidated
12
Bunker
Burlington
6%C
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1,000
1,000
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feb
:;*:?T9c
13%
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500
■
25c
4,500
42
Apr
14%
_____
Howey Gold
37
-
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8%
—
7%c Jan
17,633
Jail
Mar
lie
7c
Consolidated HaHiwcll
Consolidated
6c
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;
Building Products
-Jan
7
.
.
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16c
Arrow
86C
7%c Feb
1.03 Jan
15c
Apr
7c
Lake
Consolidated
Consolidated
80c
Mar
100
Jap
if/'. 9C
Jan
6%c
Jan
35c
.-35c
12c
1
Discovery
2.35
73c
>
6%c
3,020
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95c
-
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14c
Consolidated East Crest
Consot Fenhuure lrou Mines
6C
i---. ,._i
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157% Apr
■f.
13c
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85c
i
——
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Buffalo
Red
Lake
Jan
Jan
14c
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Gamma
2.40
Smelting
&
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
ih 9%
20%c Jan
9,100
Feb
Jan
Oc
5.70
Beliekeno
Consolidated
Jan
62c
Apr
54c
10%
...1
—
220
-
41% Mar
36% Apr
38% Jan
4,834
Hi
Alines
Brunsman
Jan
9%
-j*
B
12% Feb
12
'V:,
9c
'
8%
8%
Warrants
500
43%
43%
1
„
Apr
200 :
46 %C
54c
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51%
Mar
8% Jan
5,401
;
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Mines
Brown Company
Bruck Mills class
10
88
9c
8c
,
—
87
26c
...
.
Jan
47%c
.
Apr
60c
3.500
7c
44
105
25c
1
Jan
Consolidated Bakeries
8%
;
2,000
v
—
Corp:—:—
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
% Feb
48
94
31c
22c
39
315
V-
63 c
31c
Development
Conro
20 %c Fen
4%c Mar
5,900
59c
69c
:
1,281
153% 155%
10
-2.50
42
350
38
50
35
49
•
8%
295
51%
12
8%.
Apr
48
"I*
8%
,
Apr
51%
A_.
4fooo
37
48
class
Packers
6c
80
78V«
9%
12%
5c
Jan
t
93%
9%
6c
Jan
44%
93%.
103.600
77
33 i
35
44
44
44%
Jan
1.80
1.35 Jan
10,350
6,150
61%
Columbia Power
Reef
li 1.47
28c
19 %c
10%c Jan
7,200
24c
1
.Mines—
Key
18c
25c
—„———
Conlagas Mines
Coniaurum Mines
————50
..
—
Brunhurst
5% Apr
19% Feb
70
50
Class B
Broulan
025
1.69
British Columbia Forest Products—
British
9,768
48
50
100
50
Columbia
Jan
0%
Mines
Yellowknife
Colomac
Conduits National
Confederation Life
21
100
pfd
...
preferred
4% °/o preferred
British
6.20 Apr
Jan
—
17 %c
1
1
Copper
5%.
36
4%%
5%
preferred
5%% preferred
16c
High
27c
Feb
12c
35,500
14c
-
ZZZi
Lake Gold Alines
19
.———.
preferred
Jan
Coldstream
10 %
1
Oil
Coin
5%
common
Amer
4.30
Apr
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
13 %c
13 %c
—-
——
47%
5%
.
G>
6.10
5.85
6.05
138,150
11,070
Cody Reco
17%
15% Jan
7%c Mar
Apr
21
Britalta Petroleum
.
100
50
(T
4%%
17%
•
common..
Warrants
British
17%
common.
Preferred
Bright
17%
4.05
3.50 Jan
816
♦
Rralorne Mines
Bridge & Tank
4.05
8'be
—
3.85
<i
Paper
4.00
High
LOW
,
1
Bowes Company
Brazilian
High
Shares
of Prices
Par
LOW
Par
lor Week
Range
Sale Price
Shares
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
J
■r
APRIL 25
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Sales
lor Week
Week's
Friday
V
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Monday, April 28, 1958
...
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Jan
Apr
3,89 Jan
.
16c
i
V
.
Feb
36c
Feb
•
Number 5737
167'
Volume
.
(1929>^-45
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
APRIL
25
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
*
Low
Par
Giant
Mascot
Giant
Yellowknife
Low
High
9c
Jan
4.25
Jan
1.10
Jan
10'ic 10 %C
1,000
6.20
7.00
20,723
1.75
1.95
26,625
l
:
Mine—
11 %c
12C
1,724
9c
Jan
lCc
Feb
1
15VaC
16c
14c
Jan
21c
Jan
9C
12c
7 Vic
Jan
11c
Mar
6 Vic
6 Vic
2,500
31,500
1,000
Jan
9c
Feb
30c
35c
46,900
28c
Feb
36c
Jan
1,800
8c
Mar
14c
Feb
Apr
Maneast
I
Mines-
6.90
1.94
14%c Mar
7.00
,
1
Explorations
Cockshutt Gold Mines
—
3.05
30c
4,000
24c
Jan
7c
13,000
5c
Mar
13,000
90c
Apr
23%
Jan
1
Glacier
Mining,.—
Glenn
Uranium
Goldcrest
Gold
Mines.
Mines
Goldale
—
-
Mines
1
-
Great
20
135
Feb
7c
Maulit
Apr
146
Macmillan
Magnet Cons
10c
12,000
Mar
11c
Jan
Maple
27c
30c
49c
Jan
Maiulgi
1.10
41,525
3.201
26Vic Mar
1.10
Feb
1.35 Mar
•
29
23
29
1,165
27% Jan
.34Mar
20
20
422
25
25
65
—25
—
17
Feb
20
Mar
23% Mar
25
Apr
Gas
$2.50
:
Great- Plains
37
37
3.60
3.80
40 Vi
-—
4.1
"so
2.95
16
57ii
V 6
5%
15
-
15
Great-West Saddlery.
Trust
10%
—s
———:
Mines
Gunnar
5.25
Feb
Apr
15
Apr
24Vic Jan
Apr
V 10% Mar
11
;
21
Jan
McWatters
Jan
lie
Jan
Medallion
13c
Jan
7%c
7%c
5,200
4
35
I,270
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
7.90
27
Apr
Feb
11c
Vic Jan
35
Jan
Brass
Ilalmon
common..
Harding
Carpets
Lakes
of
Headway
•
i
Lake;
Gold
Mines
Mexican
19
Apr
Midrim
60c
Apr
7%
Mining-.
Apr
Mill City Petroleums
13c
Jan
Mllliken
16c
Apr
Milton
7c
7c
6,500
Gc
Jan
7 Vic Mar
65c
48,450
33c
Jan
79c
Jan
8c
Jan
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
Min Ore. Mines™.
1
5c
5',j
...
1.35
77
:
1.43
Apr
6Vic Feb
4Vic Jan
1.50 Apr
1.10 Jan
2,800
19c
78
Mar
Brick
-
\:'-
•
X
HI
y
5,000
Home
18c
Feb
30c
Apr
;
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■
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Hudson
■
;
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6 Vi
43
Apr
Apr
Apr
Multl
7Vi
Jan
20 Vi. Jan
15%"
2,493
14
Apr
17% Feb
15%
1,433
13%
Apr
16%
625
3.05
Feb
39%
Apr
41%
4.30
42%
16%
17
V, 4.05
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•
17%c
90c
1
•
'■(85c
%
.
1,160
3,641
4,150
.
.
19c
,
.
.
4.65 Mar
15c.
Mar
46
17% Jan
15%.Mar
Jan
25c
Apr
77c
Feb
Jan
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Humber
•:
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——
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90c:
24,090
.
(.
.
43
48
468
43 Vi
Feb
1.03
8%
3,485
6%
Jan
73%
40
41 %
7,808
38%
13%
5,075
12'%
6%
$2V'4 preferred
Creek
7%C
30%
8.10
8.60
50
8.60
50
(John)
Inglls
,
Inland
.
Co
preferred
;
5%
-
-
Jan
National Steel Car
Natural
Gas
Alger Mines
New Bristol Oils
Feb
New
Jau
New
Calumet
New
Continental
New
Davles
Apr
50
New Delhi
New
International
f
.
International
Nickel
Co
Feb
New
Gas
15
2.80
54c
:1- Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Class
Irish
Iron
Copper Mines
Mines—
Bay
Jellicoe Mines
13
1.07
95c
1.07
1.60
1.80
4,660
1.202
Jan
44% Mar
Jan
14% Apr
13
9% Jan
New
14C
14c
1.10 Mar
New
1.97 Jan
New
1.13
1.05
1.15
14c
.
Labrador
Lake
Mining
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Lakeland
&
Mines
Gas
Lake
Osu
Lake
Shore
Lake
La
Wasa
Leitch
Gold
Mines
8c
Jan
18,059
38c
Jan
60c
Feb
Noriartic
4,000
20c
29c
Jan
Normetal Mining Corp
2.17
2.20
3,450
45c
60C
5%C
8c
Jan
18%
2.06
27c
70c
Jan
Jan
60c
4lo
Mar
73c
10c
2,000
8c
Mar
14c
Jan
Vi
1,985
18%
Class A
Jan
10c
1
41 c
12,000
15,675
.
•
*
20%
15%
20%
1.00
91c
15%
G3c
/
3.15
3.15
21
•
16
15
G4c
83
85%
8c
9%c
20c
20c
23c
6,000
14,000
4.60
4.25
5.15
80
470
9y2c
.
Jan
3.90
Feb
Jan
Northwestern
Jan
Norvalie
Feb
Nudulama
5.25
Jan
3.00
3.00
2.70
1.35
1.44
46.G75
95c
Jan
7c
7c
1,000
6c
Jan
lie
Northern
1.52 Apr
3.00
1.35
20c
15c
Mar
•
Gold
Mines
LexincUn
Oola
Mines
Little
Long
Lac
Groceterias
Loblaw
Cos
class
1st
,
A
3.15
Feb
Obaska
Lake
Mines
2.95
Feb
O'Brien
Oolo
Mines.—
Ocean Cement
Uranium
26
6c
26 V
Jan
Okalta
O'Leary
Malartic
Apr
Ontario
Jockey
3,357
22
Feb
Jan
25% Mar
Jan
46% Apr
2
—
Oils
Jan
41'/4
,
Club
common
Warrants
25
24%
25 y4
46
45
46%
540
4c
4 Vic
3%c Mar
6 ViC
Jan
8c
8c
8 Vic
39,957
5,000
7 Vic Mar
11 Vic
Apr
Ontario Loan & Debenture
50c
—
Goldfield
50c
52C
20,150
49c
Mar
68c
Jan
27c
32c
25c
Mar
Oppmtekn Copper
Orange Crush
27c
10 VaC
•
9c 10Vi©
4,950
-
8,500
23
(.W M)___
Mining
—
Co..
23
110
19c
24c
174,500
-
-
8%c Apr
22
Feb
lie
Jan
40,711
£8,300
50c
Feb
16C
Jan
23% Mar
29c
Feb
'
'
B
Orenada
Ormsby
Oslsko
preferred
Gold
Minerals
Lake
i
18%c Feb
)
3,333
Vic
10,125
4,500
4,000
11c
Mar
10c
Apr
13c
Jan
8c
4 Vic Jan
„
i
1.40 Jan
Feb
1.06
4,635
Gc
i
Jan
>
Jan
*
20c
Mar
^
19c
18c
v
Mar
9%c Jan
9c
.' 36,574
6c
Feb
7Vic
II,500
6c
Mar
9c
Jan
10,895
13c
Mar
20c
Jan
7c
;
39c
Jan
17c
*-
'
Jan
;
'
8,000
6 Vic
11,000
5 Vic
—
5c
5c
10,750
1.10
1.10
633
16C
16c
640
9%
9%
100 i-.
10,950 y.
85c
90c
1.42
1.43
"6c
13C
Gc
38 Vi
'
38 %
7C
7c
10c
9 Vic
7c
7%c Mar
10c
18,225
14c
:225
3.75
8,565.
30
20-
1,520
54c
106,100
40,619
2.71 Apr
4.60
Feb
1.85
Feb
Mines
Feb
72c
Mar
1.96
2.40
20,915
Apr
3.50
12%
13
2,965
11
Jan
13
Jan
39
Apr
44
Feb
41
205
3.00
3.10
220
12%
12 Vi
12%
2,110
.
,
1.01
1.14
13%
9,010
19c
20c
-4,000
14-
14
-
Jan
Feb
1.90
t
1.30 Jan
Apr
|
Feb
13 Va
Apr
:
19c
Apr
33c
Jan
>
14% Feb
>
13y4 Jan
Mar
82
Jan
77
110
6,625
lOyaCMar
16c
Jan
-10,500
14Vic Jan
23C
Jan
Mar
7c
Jan
-
18c
16c
19c
5 Vic
4 Vic
5 ViC
47 Vic
49c
5,000
15
560
14%
15
-
15
5 Vic
11,200
..
6c
100
-
—-
1.28
16c
1.85
40c
45c
8Vi
.
.
-
-
Feb
Jan
3,900
36c
7% Mar
8%
Mar
Apr
-
Jan
8
% Apr
26
Feb
7
265
7.20
10,770
3.10
3.10
125
13 Vic 14 Vic
21,000
28C
30c
10,130
19c |
25 ViC
26c
10,000
25c
2.15
-
4
1.95 Mar
50c
Jan
24% Feb
5.75 Feb
150
i
Feb
17 %c Jan
1.55 Jan
G.85
,
1.55
Jan
Jan
.
I
Jan
1.19
1,210
Apr
9c
23c
11 %c
sy4-
j
Jan
Jan
11 %c
26
10
15
Mar
5c
5,000
;
Mar
15
Apr
13 %
26
-
59c
45Vic Apr
-15
7,200
7,230
..
-
8%
8V4
20
4c
16,490
1.38-
15c
1.80
,
3,200
13c 13 Vic
—90c
*
15Vic
•
1.85
—44c
;
;
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Jan
80
80
13c
1.30
!
,
3.60 Apr
,
126 12V2C
1
i
.
10
150-
T-
Jan
1.01
1,000
12%
Apr
2.40
...
14
Apr
75c
375
3.60
4.00
3.00 Jan
20
:
85c
3.25
—
14c
Apr
3.35
37c
{
Jan
1.65
Apr
1.10
1.65
—
•
Apr
32
44c
75c
,
Jan
3.75
Feb
29%
Jan
17c
Feb
2.75
14c
Apr
12c
2.95
,
i
2.70 Jan
Feb
20c
1.40
3.10
12 '2
G.95
3.10
Jan
2.23 Mar
30
-
1
—*
1
——I
1
Jan
13c
,
Jan
36c
39
■-*
1
I
9c
Mar
—
v
L
Jan
40% Mar
Apr
6c
2.75
3.15
2.29
-,
1
i
Jan
16c
Jan
35 y4 Jan
-
Jan
7c
19c
12c
30
1-65
51°
.
8c
*
„
1.55 Mar
Feb
3,170
30,250
19c
3.55
3.40
1-14
—12%
20
*
10,500
9 Vic
19°
10c
*
25c
50
;
2.55
~
5c
11,000
11c
2.42
-
Feb
Jan
1.18
1,050
3,954.
13c
37%
Feb
1.51
Apr
75c
Jan
16c
Jan
9% Mar
5,000
--
.
1.34
10
Apr
1.07
12c
1,700
5%c
85c
6Vic Jan
Jan
4c
5c
1-42
7c
5%c Jan
1-10
'
Class
Jan
Mar
9c
1.20
13c 15
Jan
Feb
2.59 Feb
2.01
1.10
*
Mfg_
Specialty
Apr
2.09
31
22
323
26%
Jan
Jan
2.49
10c11ViC
*
1
Mines.
Warrants
Lyndhurst
26%
4c
28%
983
2.26
■>
59c
!
—*
.....
—
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Feb
Jan
23c
Mar
Jan
*
—:
Jan
1.50 Jan
15,750
-
Mines
4%c
•
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums.
Lowney
1.94
31
25,800
Gc
1.82
Apr
35c
9>/2c Apr
2
—
.50
B
Louvicourt
1.85
•
:
Preferred
Lorado
5c
_•
30
pfd
4%c
30%
1
Gold
Loblaw
Class
1
16c
317,114
100
pfd
Utilities
Mines
2.75 Jan
2.20
1,500
57c
Jan
22c
Office
Lencourt
Natural Gas
87
2.GO
19c
..
33c
16c
I
Jan
35c
Jan
25c
30c
•
Telephone
Northland Oils
Utilities
2,395
3,000
1.800
1,175
1.33
Jan
—*
warrants
12c
.
y
Jan
4 Vic
*
Ontario
Apr
Mar
1.01
47c
7c,7Vic
—
25c
Jan
Jan
18c
4,400
10,730
1
1
*
warrants
A
Northern
Feb
5 Vic
19,700
36Vic Jan
50 '
—
warrants
1957
35c
27c
18,900
Apr
1
——
Northern Canada Mines
Eeb
3.35 Mar
Jan
7c
16c
Apr
75c
2.70 Jan
5,975
3.30
Jan
Jan
1.15
Apr
40c
5,350
17%
Jan
91c
2,678
12,400
1.10
1956
Jan
Jan
warrants
Common
Jan
34c
9c
North Star Oil common
21% Apr
Jan
Uranium
Preferred
11c
Jan
Apr
1
Rankin
Northspan
Jan
19c
7c
Warrants
North
Mar
8c
Jan
5c
Nickel
Preferred
Apr
6c
4,660
21c
-53c
—*/:<
—1
—1
North Canadian Oils common
Feb
Feb
5c
Mines
Norsyncomaque Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
Jan
Jan
14%
'
10,200
16c
1
13c
22c
95c
;
J
Jan
1.15
33c
1
Mines
49c
45c
<
1.10
—1
1
•
21c
5.00 Apr
Jan
Apr
40c
14c
Norgold
2.10 Apr
7c
17c
Jan
21c
Feb
Mar
Apr
Mar
9c
7c
*
Mines
15c
-4.20 Feb
3c
11c
22c
...
1.08
;
i
Jan
600
>
19 Vic
20c
*
Taku Mines
Norpax
22
10,800
Noranda
5c
*
Mines
\J
1
Nor Acme Gold—
2.49 Mar
Apr
2.17 Mar
•
Apr
3,750
2,700
16c
27c
8c
19%
47,400
136,037
Feb
1
Gold
4 Vic
15c
27c
5.00
1.50 Jan
a
660
*
Jan
4.00
.
500
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24%c Jan
15'ic Jan
Mar
27c
33c
•
Mines
Luz
Lamaque
4 Vic
1.95
?
Apr
13
7c ■8c
Jan
1
Mining
20
Ftf>
36c
13 Vi
Jan
14c 19 Vic
24C
Apr
1.90 Feb
440
5.00
4.75
21c
22c
3,600
6,175
12
Jan
7C
Nisto
4,000
Mar
11% Jan
310
1 \
Mar
16c
Jan
"
II,757
20c
620
23c
Jan
18
41,500
15c
17c
6c
23e
13Vi
14c
23c
2.0G
52c
14c
Jan
17 V*
15% Mar
Apr
:
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GViq
15c
10Vie Jan
Jan
75c
41c
19%
8V2C
II,500
5,000
14,000
Feb
Feb
Apr
5.00 Apr
Apr
14% Apr
555
I,394
lOVic
11c
15c17Vic
62,873
5%c
'
-13,500
:v 1.15
13c
1.90
1
Mines
17c 19 Vic
18c
2.40
19c
18
1
Mines
13
18c
23%
"
62c
.4,125
:
:
Jan
3.25 Jan
1
21c
1
Gold Mines
13
9c
12c
.
Jan
Mar
157/e 'Feb
21c22Vic
17C
83%
Lingman
13
1,
8,903
-
•:
—1
Oils
Superior
2.17
Debentures
Lake
21c
h' 13
■
1
1.75
12c
7c
8c
.
5,572
1
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
45c
11
*
45c
8%c
Niagara Wire common
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
I
1
Exploration
Mines
41c
16c
Nipissing Mines
1.38
Jan
75c
Jan
Feb
70
27c
Jan
485
10%
Jan
4 V2C
Apr
2.08
,
64
1.90
13c
1
1
Ltd
70
4.75
70c
4.85
lOci
7 Vic
—*
—
Mylamaaue Exploration
Gold Mines
Class
(John)
08 Vi
19%
Jan
—
Kirkland Townsite
15 Vi
:••{
Mar
Warrants
—
68c
15
Feb
2.50
Jan
9.10 Jan
.
: 183
4.85
65c
21c
9c
4.85
>
200
'42C
37c
4.85
...
4.85
69%
6.000
-
15,200
.53,925
—
22
65c
49,900
20c
21 Vi
4.85
10c
1
Minerals
So
'
2.63 Feb
1.95 Jan
300
1,107
14c 15 Vic1.
•'
15%
70c
1
Kirkland Hudson Mines
7c
8c
9c
1
•
150
1
8 ViC
10 Vi
14c.
62 c
1.98
Mines
8 ViC'
10 Vi
1
9%c
•
Gold
8%C
10%'
24Vic Jan
1.77 Jan
1,700
.
1.75
Jan
Apr
19c
44,260
2.45
——-•
Ltd
lie
Copper
2,15
Manitoba Mining &
New
Jan
19c
Mar
89c
9.000
2.30
6
•
1.25
6,000
21c
2.00
1
1
—
Newnorth
Jan
1,500 I
66,162
14c
-
1.65
2.40
Apr
1.40 Mar
52c
1;04
•
2.14
:
,14c
New Minda-Scotia
New
Warrants
Labatt
Apr
Feb
12C
-
Kelly Douglas class A
Kirkland
.1.04
22%C
Jupiter Oils
Gold
Jan
12
4,200
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Jan
20c
98c
—1
Smelting Co
Feb
lOVi
36%
3,015
9,195
1.80
Apr
32c
Jan
10
100
10
14 Vi
—
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd—.
Jumping Pound Petroleums
Kenvilie
New
42 Vi
Jonsmith Mines
Kllembe
38
41
1
Mines
Jollet-Quebec
65c
1.55
;
.Mines
Jason
31% Feb
-14
(1939)
Gold
Joburke
11,200
1.55
20 %c
6c
Mines
Hosco
18 Vie Jan
-38,
24c
12%
—1
Ltd
Minerals
Apr
18C
Mining Corp
Exploration
Jeanette
1.12
A
Kelore- Mines—
I,297
22c
12%
•
Jacobus
Jaye
New
78,600
69%
35Vi
41%
20o
jack Waite Mining
13% Mar
IIV2C
Newlund Mtties
38
25c
New
Jan
20% Feb
1
.1
,
A
3.25 Mar
Apr
Feb
Hlghrld<ft Mining.
77 % Mar
V 24,393
25c
Pipe Line
Syndicate common
Interprovlnciul
Investors
New
68c
Jan
20
360
72%
10
New Harricana
Feb
Jan
12 Vi
.->•11% Jan
440
*
Mar
12c
Apr
1,000
88c
Jan
Mines
Mar
09% Jan
20%
18c
>
13 Va
1
Explorations-
Goldvue
New
23c
*
8
Jan
16%, Jan
Feb
2.50
42c
3,250
7%
.
Feb
15
1,890
•
20
_•
1
5'"% Apr
520
15%
50c
8c
t:
Feb
i
Feb
2.60
Jan
Jan
49c
Fortune Mines.
New
70
•
common
International Petroleum
International Ranwick Ltd—
Mines
Jan
2.70
2.20
11c
6lc
-
100
:
Dickenson Mines———
4.25
Powders pfd—25
Bronze
Pete
13%
50c
I
Mining
Jan
234,050
-I
Petroleum
50o
Oil of Canada——— •
—50c
—I
Chamberlain
Jan
Mar
8.60 Apr
Jan
—
Mines
2.70 Jan
2.70
Warrants.
Inspiration
22c
Apr,
1.06
1
-20o
New Athona Mines
Apr
101/4 Mar
1,905
14c
13 V i
—1
—
249
20
iPreferred
Uranium
Lablne
Nesbitt
New
—
617
G
Jan
5,310
12 Vi
Feb
Mar
lie
93c
_•
—•
•
—J
—
Mines
4.15
■
Mar
76
GVio Jan
•
15,000
8 Vic
25c
12%
5%
5%
1
common
90
Jan
13 Vi
•
:
Mines
Nealon
New
Inland
Jan
1.02
1
Petroleum
National
10c
Jan
6.75
44
Mar
17c
17,935
v
Vic
11%
ll7/a
—•
National Hosiery Mills class B—;——»
Explorations Ltd-
National
31
25% Jan
100
Apr
55
67 Va
16,450
72c
66c
8
8%c
-
1
;
4.10
12%
,10
67c
V
—
Apr
6Vi
Jan
6c
Apr
Jan
24 Vi
loy8c Jan
3,000
-
-:
12c
11c
-
•
•
12%
—rr*
& Co
Cement
"'1,500
*31,500
"•"3,892
'2,325
:
2.49
;
12c
•
Mines
13%
..
"
6 Vac
29 %
.50
...
GVa*
7C
29%
2.37
18c
-
2;49
National Drug & Chemical common—5 /
Preferred ;
5
80
Jan
'
23c
1
;
41 Vi
Feb
12%
Feb
8%
■
Feb
49
_
40
"
/
1,7501
78
•
13%
.
;
49%
Jan
8%
777/a
10
*
^-.10
Oil
!
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary J)
.C%: preferred
—*
4.86%.
Indian Lake Gold
!
1
Industrial AcceDt Corp Ltd common-*
Warrants
45%
8%
Bank
L
Investment class A
Life Assurance...
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
14c
1
.*
Works
Minerals
.
Nello
v..
1
23Vi Feb
3,745
16%
♦
—
—
Moore Corp comman
.
41%
;
Bay
Hudson Bay
,
14%
4.05
Mining & Smelting.
-Oil..
Hugh Pam Porcupine
.
!
■.
15
8c
•
*.
—1
Molybdenum Corp
Monarch Knitting common
Moneta Porcupine
Nama
-—
Hoyle Mining
./
'
:
5
21%
39Vi
325
7%
V;. 21
15%
|
100
Ltd—
Co
-....Class A —£,
'
.<
7%
21%
'
Drilling
Cousol Gold
Oil
■.
•
I
42
42
Canada
14%
Tower
JHolUnger
1
\
Dauch
&
8c
—*
—
Montreal Locomotive
Hinde
8c
:
i
32,600
,1.35
-20o
Jan
6c
; 45,500
18c
1
;
Oils
9e.
Jan
18c
Jan
50
10,200
1
Mindamar Metals Corp
61c
gc
Jan
6.00
—•
;
Uranium
Lake
7c
78.. 78:.
4 Vic
GVic
Apr
50c
23% Feb
665
17c
—1
—
62c
78
88
•
Midwest Industries Gas
Mar
7%c
74
13c
.J"
8c
.
71 Vi
-
13.50
„
16,200
.100
7%
Jan
50
71
89
Apr
Apr
Feb
12<
1,674
»
Jan
24 Vic
3.25 Apr
100
51 Vi
2
89
•
——1*•
Light & Power com
54,000
.—I
24%
24 Vi
:50 V
74
•
Preferred
Apr
10c
Lake-
12C
1.2V
Petroleums
9c •••9%c
Mines—.
13,892
Feb
65c
Feb
30c
Feb
20c
77 Vi Mar
500
I' 1,624
14c
Exploration <te Development-50c
Merrill Island Mining
:
._1'
m eta Uranium Mines—
—,1'
10c
H
/
40c
3.50
12c 13 Vic
51%
5%
Apr
9c
*
8yac Jan
1,233
88
.
40c
3.50
-
.100
--I
-.1
—
83%
3.50
0-
Apr
Feb
17,780
—1
Apr
7
7%
7
87
•
-
16
8Vic Jan
255,094
24%
—
49c
200
7%
7%
Feb
7%
_•:
-■
:
11 Vic
-1
Highland Bell
High wood Sarcee
■■
r
100
19,990
1
—_
■■■.
16
55c
40c
18 %c 23 %c
211/2 c
—
1
Hendershot Paper preferred.
Heva Gold Mines
,•:
50c
-.1
Mines—
Iron.;
Red
Gold
Heath
16
-49C
—
1—r„-i.——
—:—
:—
Minerals
Harrison
Head
__
Gold
Jtiock
Hard
i
Mining
51c
45c
Mentor
33%
Feb
53c
Apr
Jan
7 Vic
8c
47c
;
B
Lake.
McMarmac Red
Jan
5.70
Jan
13c
I'll:
—
Red
McKenzie
7c
7:90
Mar
5c
'
8 Vic
12%
25c
5,500
3,400
85,600
13c
common
Mdntyrr Porcupine
20 Vi
27,516
10,160
424,520
41c 48
5%c
*.
Preferred
10
%c
Jan
9% Feb
Feb
7%
8%
Jan
Jan
12c
Mar
6V2C
8%
46c
Jan
6c
1.20
Jan
3c
Jan
Apr
7c
6%c Mar
a
Midcon Oil & Gas
Halin
10,100
40c
class
Frontenac
3.500
-
8%c
.—100
Grain
McCabe
8c
8%
;
Maybrun Mines
MeColl
92c
Consol
Ltd
365
•
34%
-
Apr
6% Feb
Jan
16 Vic
Gold.:.
Lake
gypsum
3.40 Feb
18 Vi
4.75 Mar
-13
Feb
43
Jan
Lime & ftlab.
Gwillim
Maxwell
13,250
7c
5c
1
—
Matachewan
9,700
8%C
7.30
7.90
.
21
lie
8C
15-%. 16%
16%
-,ur
'
Jan
5%
570
434
.
4,105
9c
-
Jan
2.25
15
400
•
ii
31
lie
—1
Mines
39 V2
:
779,950
•;
10%
21
-10
—
Gulch- Mines-Ltd.
;
■
21c
17c
19%c
Greyhawk : Uranium
Greyhound Lines
710
9,770
V-' 1,042
5%
>6
5V4
:
:
Lead
Preferred
Jan
Apr
.
3.80
Jan
■
16%
■
Gulf
39
Apr
3.00
95c
8c
.1
1.15
2.67
Mar
4c
94,540
16,500
4c
4c
92o
Feb
Jan
28 V4 Mar
Jan
4c
~0
;
1.70
95c
III
Mines
:
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
7% Jan
Jan
36
..75
1.065
3.00
16%
•
A...
class
Class B
Guaranty
•;
f
3.00
III
DeveJon
Coal
West
6 Vi
3,600
37
6%c
■
;
.
$2.80 preferred
Class B warrants—
Great
7%
7%
7^8
3.75
-50
preferred ZT-.
Warrants
1
common——
"
133,300
0
Ltd
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd com.
Great , Northern
2.67
•
Milling common
Leaf
2,000
2.30
I—1
Marigold Oils
—
92c
26
2.58
—
Marcon Mines
8c
Power common...
Preferred
Mines
Mines
Uranium
1.04
92c
25%
I—1
•
B
Majortrans
Goldfieids-
.-J
Paper
Gold
Madsen Red Lake
97c
25%
—1
class
Bloedel
Feb
35c
9%c
'
1
Macleod
,
1.03
•
_
Mines
Lakes
5c
2.10
29 %c
-1
Mines
Great. Lakes
;
142
142
Goodyear Tire (Canada) common..
Graham
Bousquet Gold
Granduc
10c 11 Vic
-1
Uranium
Grandroy
30c
.1
Mines
Man no u
Goldfields
9%c
1
.
Gold
Eagle
Goldei,
;
37,800
30c
6%c
—1
.1
2.73
6%c
Macassa Mines
Macdonald Mines
Apr
3.05
Jan
2.40
1
High
low
High
2.95
Malartic
.1
—
J
Gold
Low
Par
High
Jan
11c
Feb
1
Jan*
Jan
7.90 Mar
4.00 Mar
20c
Jan
33c
Apr
36r
Jan
*
'I
The Commercial arid
46
Financial Chronicle
(1930)
.
.
Monday, April 23, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Par
Porcupine
Oils
Mines
Paramaqtie
Parbec
16%
106%
111
55c
52c
60c
28c
30c
50,339
18,600
/ 5 Vic
7c
5,500
5c
5 Vie
42c 44 %C
5 Vic
—J
Mines
J
43c
Amalgamated Mines————
Pardee
Paymaster
1
Consol
1
1-25
*
Exploration Ltdpeerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
6%
PCE
Penmans
common
Gas
Permo
Perron
Oil
Peruvian
Minerals
&
;—
Petrol Oil & Gas
Placer
Powell
Kiver
Rouyn
Power
Corp
Prairie
Oil
Premier
Toronto
Feb
Toronto
Feb
40c
Mar
Toronto
Feb
8
Jan
24c
3,500
6%
1,050
1.70
6%
95
25
15% >
18c
~
24
Jan
25'A Mar
510
13
Feb
15% Apr
14,200
1.58
27c
26C
28c
8,000
92c
1.00
7,000
55c
32,500
Feb
70c
51C
Apr
25c
38c
75c
4,700
45
50
1.10
1.20
13,506
1.48
1.59 "
10%
27 c
•
27c
Jan
1.05 Mar
Royalties-.
——-—
General
A
Canada
Jan
43
Apr
45
98c
Apr
Uranium
—
Mines
Ultra
2,195
8.00
Apr
10%
Apr
Union
36c
Jan
Union Gas
Feb
3Q
1,000
2,278
28% Apr
35
1,700
36c-
Apr,
46c
58%
58%'
59
242
54%
Jan
2.45
2.45
1,060
2.25
Jan
5%c
7c
18,000
5c
Jan
10c
82c
1,100
70c
Jan
90c
4.25
Jan
Prospectors
Asbestos
60% Mar
United
2.50 Mar
United
Feb
United
Fuel
Apr
United
Apr
United
4.50
6,865
Feb
United
Oils
31c
11,610
13c
Mar
Jan
United
Steel
79c
Jan
1.25
Feb
Universal
2.41 Mar
2.85
Feb
Upper
Minerals
2,025
2.50
2.59
12,045
(iC
6c
G%c
4,500
6c
Jan
10 %c
12c
5,167
7c
Mar
—1
Ascot
Ltd
1
Copper
Jan
15c
1
45C
44c
48c
24,400
34c
Jan
50c
Feb
Quebec Copper Corp..
Labrador Develop—
1
25C
22c
26c
27,625
22c
Apr
47c
Mar
%c
7c
20,000
6c
Jan
5.10
5.20
1,325
'
1
Quebec
12c
Metallurgical
10c
15c
87,200
88c
93c
19,360
70c
Jan
6.15
Jan
Jan
Feb
Waite
Jan
Walker
8.75 Mar
Wayne
10c
13,625
8'Ac Mar
Radiore
Rainville
38C
Ltd
Mines
1
44c
20c
38c
Mines—
Uranium
22c
7,500
2,500
15c
Jan
&
17c
Feb
35c
Jan
81c
Apr
Feb
1.18
West
90c
11,375
7,510
6'Ac Jan
1.20
800
1.00 Mar
1.20
Apr
1
1.45
1.40
1.60
3,600
1.25
1.60
Apr
West
63c
52c
68c
263,400
1.20
1.15
1.20
10,775
24c
Jan
Uranium
Atnabasca
•Rix
Roche
h
Rot
1
Mines
V»
(A
Ltd
Can
Consol
10c
Jan
68c
Apr
1,900
—10
3lc
Apr
13c
32,800
9c
Jan
34c
72,328
28c
Feb
44c
Jan
12c
90,483
9c
Apr
29'Ac
Jan
13%
13%
7,524
100
09%
100
456
8c
8c
500
Jan
14
Feb
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
6c
57%
7,698
3.70
4.05
32,627
11%
12
4,173
21
21
375
7%
7%
1,124
7
Feb
9%c
1,000
9c
Jan
—23
Preferred
Industries
Ryanor Mining
7%
-1
—
Jan
98
56'A
57%
13c
12%
9%c
common
Jan
28c
4.05
Oil
Jan
10c
11%
Rights
1.35
44c
9%c
10C
1
Mines
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
Russell
35c
13'A
Iioo
Preferred
Rowan
34c
,_50o
Ltd
Pete
12Vic
1
Mines
wiii
Rocky
31c
Jan
53
Mar
3.15 Mar
11%
Apr
Apr
21
700
;
17
6 Vic
46
Lawrence
Corp
preferred
5%
Maurice
Gas.
St
Michael
Uranium
Balada-Shirrlff-Horsey
7(*
6c
-53.325
65c
26.700
3.75
3.75
63c
■»
•:
*
j.
7c
^
25
4.75
,4.75
■;
/
1.19
1
—-
1.80
—;
common
Ltd
,
5.40
*
1
Ltd
5.25
tc-
Oil &
5.70
51,891
17c
i65c
70c
8,300
65c
Feb
3,133
8,450
12c
Western
Grocers
5c
Class
Jan
4%.%,
Warrants
14%
Jan
99
47c
53c
7,900
8%c
10c
11,500
47c
Apr
8'Ac Apr
13'A Jan
preferred
!
1.70
4,600
1.60
Jan
Mar
Western
Petrol
Naco
Plywood
Co
13'A
13.
si
A,-- 8c
.
''
•
.
r
2nd
preferred
Willroy Mines
5.25
50c
50c
3,475
40c
Apr
55c
Feb
16c
132,100
9c
Mar
18c
61,0
1,300
75c
Mar
1
60c
-500
1.98
9
4.50
100
6,670
2,128
25
44
300
30c
30c
9,500
26
4.00
—
4.00
4.10
24,293
26
—
25%
26%
1,405
26
1
Jan
50c
Jan
Mar
28
13% Jan
Jan
1.69
12
Feb
4.10 Jan
24
Jan
.1
Feb
2.35 Mar
12% Feb
Feb
4.75
26% Mar
Mar
45
30c
40c
Feb
4.65
3.95
Jan
21% Jan
21% Jan
26%
4.60
1,015
76c
68,595
23c
Jan
82c
14c
600
13c
Jan
20c
1
;
-
18%
5,180
16% Mar
18%
66c
2,075
3.65 Jan
56c
65c
10,225
54c
Apr
1.25
1,200
85c
Feb
17%
18
275
5c
1,500
39%
550
7,700
41,600
13,266
14c
14c
15c
22 %c
20c
24c
19 %c
19c 20 %c
38
3,000
42
1
1.41
63c
—
2.57
Yale
Lead
Yankee
&
Sterling
Yellowknlfe
970
21%
Jan
26% Feb
95
87%
Jan
93
6.65
Jan
10
1,05 Vi 105 %
60
Jan
106
-73c
13,200
66c
Trusts
River Gold
Preferred
16
Jan
4c
Jan
26 %
1
Tamblyn
ordinary—Ill
common
Tandem
1.41
1.60
38,650
68c
23,260
2.75
13,840
57c I
2.50
72c
6,900
16,000
28%
53%
1,830
1,885
7c
12c
Jan
42% Feb
Jan
five
Voting
27%
405
>26%
6,700
1.22
45c
•"
-
Jan
20c
Jan
•'7%
Jan
Apr
2
13,175
Apr
Feb
24c
6 Vic
Apr
1.36
Jan
'
130
3.30
4.00 Mar
Jan
52
8c 12
%c
315,300
9.45
27,800
Canadian
Anglo
Anhftfltos
Cnm
Jan
Bulolo Gold
Feb
Canadian
General
Industries
1.14 Jan
45c
Mar
1.75
65o
Jan
45%
Jan
Jan
Dalhousie
Loblaw
Jan
Maclaren
Jan
8c
Apr
Jan
22%
22
Mar
•
»
4c
10
5,000
Jan
48c
Apr
t
11 Vic
Apr
"25c
Apr
j
1.81
Jan
12 %c
Apr
Apr
4
'
-
"»■
"
'16 Vi
15%
16Vi '
1,653
..
27%
Jan
1
5%
Jan
,
Mar
'
32
Feb
Jan
4.45 Mar
Jan
3.00
"
;
31"-
Jan
5"
2,020
30
4.00
High
Apr
25
'
2,400
26%-
^
II-II-1
;
I~~
common
__1
27 V2 Mar
'
17%
Feb
i
45
Jan
.
12g
142
"
>
25 '
...
1
—
<
Mar
15
•
Inc
&
&
Paper:
Ontario
'
-
" -V
700
2.65 Feb
j
Mar
f
28
Jan
34
17c
7,000
13c
Jan
20c
Feb
v
1.90 Mar
69
105
60
Feb
73
480
15
Feb
15
Feb
18
1,339
15%
Apr
18%
Jan
79
Apr
'
18
16%
79
78
Jan
130
19%
Jan
22
Feb
j
!
26
1,025
211/4
Jan
26 "
Apr
'
87 Vi
<
25%
79
'
'
:
465
75
65
65
66
30
61
23'/a
23%
23%
850
23%
:29
29 Vi
270
26
3.00
1,700
1.90
1.050
87 Vi
'
I—2.50
8
,
j
20
79
25%
1
;
Apr
15
68
15
—
Paper
Jan
1,895
20
*
r
32
68%
9
g
Power
43
15 Vic
*.
5
25
2.35
_
.*
43
31
;;
m
50
"
International TTtlliM.s
m
.
2:20
_
31%
_10
(1956)—
Gaspe Copper Mines__
_
43
-"•
•
6
Mar
>85
89
Mar
Jan
66
Apr
Apr
31
Feb
Jan
31
Feb
Jan
'
"
22'A Apr
•
Ogilvie Flour common
Pato Consolidated
Gold Mines...
1
Pend
Oreille Mines
Bros
•
Feb
3'Ac Jan
5'Ac Jan
Zellers
3.00
2.90
1
Price
97
;
9.90
26 "4
43
'
Jan
Jan
25
25
5%'- '
.
-
17% Apr
99% Mar
1.00 Jan
15%
25
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
--..1
-
5 'a
28%
29
26'%
-
-
<
:
3.90
•
High
Shares
,
2.35 Feb
1.99
3.90
4.00
425
2.60
Jan
1.13
1.08
1.18
8,100
1.01
Feb
23 V2
23%
24
111
19'A
Feb
24
42
42 %
1,040
42
Apr
42% Mar
Yukon Consolidated
Gold Corp.
1
3r
1.90
36
37%
71c
,
37%'
72c
65c
29
29
720
3.601 -Feb
•
Jan
2.0C1 Jan
'
34%
Jan
42% Mar
!
54c
Jan
72c
*
26
Jan
2.50
,
16,560
30
155
.
1.80
Jan
•30
Apr
'Apr
4.00 Apr
1.27
Jan
Apr
FOOTNOTES
•
a
;
'
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par value.
Odd lot sale (not Included In year's
range).
,
,
d Deferred delivery sale (not Included
in year's range)
.
AND
t
CANADIAN
65c
71c
25,050
45c
Jan
71c
Apr
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
55c.
64c
15,009
38c.__ Feb
Mc
Apr
r
Cash sale (not Included In year's range)
MARKETS
Ex-liquldatlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
xEx-divldend.
e
71c
7c'
T
Vic Jail
Sales
of Prices
*
5° a
V
'
1
Apr
Apr
for Week
Range
«
Low
;
:
Glass
Minnesota
4
99
16Vic
59,487
'
•
Paper
Oil
Preferred
Apr
1,650
4c
54% Mar
17c
5%
99
512,900
Week's
Last
t
5
I
■
Dupont Co of Canada
40
2.09
4c
Apr
Jan
5%
—8
common
Preferred
Jan
35
1.99
99
28%'
Apr
11% Mar
5%
50c
1
Feb
1.99
100
48c
25C
,
„•
Consolidated
Jan
•
75
3
Apr
1.06
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
•
L
Jan
4c
5c
425
35,525
41 Vic
9
Investments,
Jan
8.30
18,000
3,750
360
i 7c
,
Apr
9c
Jan
•
Dredging
1.25
2.10
4%c Mar
9c
17
5Vic
Friday
•'«
Paper
2.85
Apr
93c
24%
»
Canadian Ingersoll Rand_i
Canadian Marconi J
Apr
200
1.50
Pulp
Feb
7,000
22%
69c
1
43 Vic
—1
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
26c
40
1.42
69,702
Par
25c
11c
16%
11c
^-8c
83c
Sale Price
23c
40
22%
Mar
2,500
1.00
,'5'Ac
STOCKS
Jan
lie
17
Mar
6c
5Vic Jan
6,100
121,300
8c
i.06
•
—1
Jan
11c
*
14Vic Jan
10c
lie
lie
15c
:
Jan
8.95
6%c
Jan
1:70 Feb
7c
:
i_
31%
8c
10c
He
1
Mines
14c
old
trust
Mar
26'i
lOVic
16c
Ltd—
Mines
12c
--"1.25
_20c
Oil,—
17c
Being exchanged for Halmon Mining
it
Processing Ltd one new for
Taurcanls
.1,543
14c
4.50
3.55
26%
•.
Apr
Jan
9.05
50
Mines
Jan
**34.20
•
>
Canadian
5c
1
Preferred
Apr
5c
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
38% Mar
1.42
—
;
18'A Mar
10c
25
common
Gold
i3c
'
Toronto Stock
13'A
6%c
Warrants
Sylvanite
Feb
13c
'3.55
1.70 Mar
38
1
Mines
Switson Industries
30c
Feb
Mar
Apr
12% Jan
7%c
20
Surf Inlet Cons Gold
800
'Ac
5
Apr
Jan
84e
Apr
53,000
14c 15%c
'*r-- 5Vic
103
/•2.000
38c
38c
/:
.
4.20
;
BeaT
4.60 Apr
33% Jan
1
Petroleum
Preferred
66c
1
-
—
Zenmac Meta)
125
7c
11c
_
1
Supertest
26% Mar
2,980
i—
Zulapa Mining
725
27%
52%
J|
Iron
Cons
Ltd
—A
Yukeno Mines
38
7c
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
Mines
Mines
13 %
28 %
—
Superior Propane
14Vs-Mar
V
26
14 V iC "H'i
Zinc
Cantick
Yellorex
Dominion
Nickel
Sturgeon
&
Wright-Hargreaves
37 %
67c
Gas
Mining
Jan
Jan
9.20
~
13%
Steel of Canada
each
Oils
Jan
65c
Radio
Rock
Feb
1.55
Apr
11
21 Vi
•'•93
1
Apr
—30o
Mines
Bros
•4.030
92'.'4
38c
i__
Apr
18%
42
Stedman
165
26
'8.60
105'A
V
66c'
.100
]
Larder
Apr
14c
18%
10c 10 %c
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Starratt
85c
•'8,600
13 %
26% Mar
25
5c
oil &
93c'
89c
24'A
Jan
Apr
63c
17%
Oils
15 %
43% Jan
1.15
-
36% Mar
4.30
—50c
9
Union
3.30
65c
1
—
Mines
Stanieigb Uranium Corp..
Steep
12%
44
Paving & Materials
Steeloy
6,425
25
Southam
Stan well
2.00
1.92
30c
_50c
Roi
Warrants
200
12
1-50
common
Standard
50
14%
4.35
Valley Oil
Stand
30%
12
8 K D Manufacturing-
Southern
30%
4.35
—
Ltd
Stadacona
400
14%
—
Spooner Mines & Oils
•l-'!
Apr
Security Freehold Petroleums
Bhawlnlgan Water & Power com..
Van
Apr
4.60 Jan
Jail
26 •'-24%
Warrants
Winchester
5.00
30%
Souris
Jan
27
Jan
4.25
500
Apr
1.89 Mar
40c
Mar
92%
100
.
'
Wiltsey Coghlan
12%c
Petroleums
Sloe an
25
;•
2.45
.1.50 Jan
„
"
:
Jan
13c
*:
A'13Vi
25%
•
preferred
Jan
50c
Debentures
Ltd
~,T75
'27
Apr
8Vic Mar
"•
Feb
1.50
Feb
31
Feb
18c
•
15%
-
Jan
Jan
9.20
B
85c
1
/
90c
*
(John) Indus class A_
Mines
5,620
2,200
Jan
7c
1.90
^
Jan
9,960
4.25
4,25
•
:
Wood
Slater
26%.
•
1.99 Mar
;20c
Mar
8c
23c
20c
-
-30
445
1.60
1.55
120
B
5.75 Mar
Siscoe
Feb
Jan
13
10
:
,4.'.
2.45
2.05
1.55
1.65
2li5
31
8',4 c
j.
class
class A
(Geo*
13 Vac
—1
—_
Gold:.
Standard Mines
Apr
80c
Apr
.
•
Alexander
SimpsoLib
Jan
.39c
•
Jan
13
Leaseholds-
Western
Wood
Silver
Apr
23c
Mar
9,500
22c,
Windfall
Miller
Apr
15c
Winnipeg & Central Gas——
Silver
Jan
3.00
Jan
2.10
1.74
1
Apr
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
13c
6 Vic
—
Apr
-
27% Mar
37c
31
Petroleum
16% Mar
—
6.60 Mar
Apr
Jan
3 ,1c
;
2.40
Decalta
Warrants
33
Breweries
Jan
/Jan
8Vic
22,1<»0
1.72
Warrants
Western
30'A
Sicks
55c
Feb
•
Jan
Sherrltt Gordon
1:42
,
24% Mar
5,250
•
19c
/ 8c
1
Jan
preferred
5.25
5,110
;
12Vic i •12 Vic
6 Vic
•5'A>c
1.69.:/; 162
•
25%
A
Jan
;3.00Mar
,,
Apr
Mar
350
—•
27
Class
Feb
5.00
Feb
1.19
38c
2,500
2.000
1.74.,/
685
Sheep Creek Gold
-1.60
6,030
4.00 Mar
10c
25% Apr
Apr
20c
i
70c
Gas
565
Ltd
880
V
4.75
-2.75
<
,33Cn
;
•
2,645
Oils
Apr
Mar
Apr
Jan
2.60
19c
•
33
8curry Rainbow
Scythes common
Feb
,
79c
Jan
5c
19c
2.75
1
Ltd
16'/a
:
3.50
110
27
26% v- 20%
lOVic - 10 Vic 11 Vic
•
30 %
Bridge
Jan
2.65-Apr
Jan
21
1,323
1.21
40c'
.
40c
•
•
.
——-
_
32
Sarnia
Apr
58c
4,000
,
1.80
1.19
;
1
,
29 %
Sapphire
,
1.63
200
8c
24%
24%
*
.
Copper
Jan
7%
12c
Apr
5,05
15c
59c
33
River
Mar
6c
11.230
1
30%
Warrants
Jan
4.00 Mar
Feb
28
-25
Sand
Jan
3.40
i14
125
Ban Antonio Gold
8c
51 Vi
45
25
1.250
Feb
Western Canada Breweries.
Feb
28%
la
16%
Jan
Mar
o%c
2.100
:
Jan
Westeel Products
Western
Western
95
16'A
Jan
23%
Class B -2
common
20%
12
Preferred
,»r
Apr
415
•
Weston
264
•
16%
850
Maygill Gas Oil
Feb
8,878
-
Apr
780
28
1
Jan
12%
52c
Feb
7.05
1.92
:
Apr
97%
a Vac
*
.
21c
Jan
3.70
7c
Mines
4.05
97
1
Ltd
Mar
Jan
Mines—
Malarlic
64%
12%
1
Mines
I7c
13%
Oil
14'A
97
St
Mar
.9Vi Mar
80
Feb
8c
12%
common
38c
•
Jan
4.90
,
7 Vic "
<46
3.55
Jan
8'A Jan
66
5.600
6.80
v
28c
•
8,238
19c.
,6.60
j
44,191
27
Rights
6 °/o
6t
4.65. Apr
'
•.
■
1.00
-
12%
Canadian
West
1
Feb-
Feb
3.20
'
7%c
1
Feb
20c
,1.81
& W)
Westburne
7c
—1>
6,705
25c
Jan
1.87
Petroleums
85c
Uranium
4,65
Apr
Jan
16c
12%
—
(G
Wespac
1.00
Rexspar
Apr
Feb
16c
27%
Petroleums
Feb
7C
Richwell
5.75
Apr
'
4.00
1,100
2,175
458
.
'—__
56c
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
Mines
Apr
1.20
Mines
Feb
61%
:i9c
13c
4.300
78
6%c-
•
Alloys
35c
1
Renabie
1.00
.29%
2
Knapp Canada
Pyrite Copper
.1
88c
Jan
•:
Corp
Amulet Mines-
Webb
Macdonald
Mines
38% Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Explorations
Rayrock
Reef
Reeves
Mar
40% Mar
11,450
16%
1
—
—
Oils
17c
9c
.
Wcedon
Petroleum
Quonto
Feb
Mar
67c
353
8%
•
B
Vulcan
25%
7.50 Jan
'
Apr
"
20 %
3,041
18c
77%
pfd—i_——25
—
Ltd
Violamac
Jan
1,150
9%C
"III
10c
20c
Jan
26,000
31%
.14.838
r
;
35c
—"
Viceroy Mi'g class A
13c
950
16c
r7.95
,30
25c
17 Vac
•
20
23%
7.60
Jan
600"
4.70
1
1.55
23%
24
•—
.
32c
6.70
Ventures
Jan
15c
*
78
Vandoo Consol Explorations Ltd
Apr
7.60
1
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Apr
23%
1
Natural Gas
Quebec
5.10
10c
90c
Quebec Manitou, Mines.
Quebec
6
5.10
1
28
>. 8%"
~1
B
Hill_
Canada
Class
"
7c
1
Corp
Lithium
Quebec
Jan
7'Ac Feb
Chibougamau Gold—
i^ueoec
class
B
Products
Vanadium
Quebec
25%
18c
,4.00
1
Mountauban
24c
95c
50
,
42%
i
.
'
4.30
95c
35%
4.50
34c.
—J
—
Inv
Keno
4.50
Ltd
Producers
Gas
>
•
Corps Ltd class
Estella Mines
4.90
Mar
17 c
1
•
Mining Corp—!
Union
73c
27c
Jan
Jan
25C
pfd
United
1
.
16c
.
2nd
Jan
.2-1
Feb
Jan
38%
29%
1,965
49 Vi
VW
16C .*
Canada
oi
6.40
3.80
19c
700
2,494
Feb
"
Acceptance
5.80
2.54
Airways
49%
4.65
Mar
6.40
;
J"!.'- t"~. ?
Apr
Jan
27%
City Gas
1.59
Jan
33c
V
1.00
26%
49
Shawkey Mines
1.23
Jan
6.10
.—
68c
,
Feb
Jan
40c
Warrants
v
OU
1.05
..„9c
Jan
36
35 %
88c
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity ChibougamauTwin
Mar
235
s
26%
4.65
6O0
5c
21c
J
27V i
36 A
A
Triad
26
Apr
Apr
1.28
- 14,500
8.000
/
27.%
..
52
Feb
35 Vs
.27%
Exploration
Jan
42.'
52,c
Feb
...
75c
25C
-
34
J
common-
class
-25c
k
1
'
40
.
50c
Dome
East
Pronto
•«
i
7c '
29c.
26c
4.41-Mar
<10,100
76c
6c
}
34
20,800
.
Feb
34c
23.500
"
.'•;;
1.68 Feb
Feb
51c"
47 : "■ 5T
35%
-20
:
Trans Canada Pipeline
Trans Mountain OU Pipe LineTranscontinental Resources
7,000
15,335
1.08
'47c
—_—.—
—
Finance
Traders
Trans
Works
Iron
Class
1
Trusts—.
Jan
29
ZZi
1.00U
-10
Bank
Dominion
90c
36c
_—
Jan
'1,25
r
65c
40c
Gold
Electric
1.35
20c
Mines,
Jan
Yc
,—
Feb
40c
26c
1
—
Jan
2.05
80c
Gold
——
Border
Purdex
Jan
18c
29
Preston
Provo
Mar
20c
9.75
•
President
62c
Jan
Jan
High
9,050
"75c
/78c .r":
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jan
13c
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
1.55
■sifc
6c,.
Gold
14c
43
_
Powell
Tombill
33c
25
———50c
Oils
Ponder
Tiara Mines
Feb
9,900
1.15
Development
Feb
60c
4,800
12,058
1.59
1
Columbia
11 %c
3%c Jan
37Vic Jan
Shares
1.45
Co
Thompson-Lundmark
16c
73c
British
of
Texas
Jan
Hughes
Temagami
18c
1.58
Engravers
Gold
Texas
Apr
9c
51c
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pioneer
Apr
30c
8,200
23c
Phfillps OH Co Ltd.
Photo
60c
Jan
92c
1
1
*
Mines
Gold
Apr
20c
Jan
Mar
for Week
-
1.25
41c
20%
121
47C
15%
1.63
>
Teck
4%c Jan
Jan
12,400
6%
25
*
2
:
preferred
Oil
&
/
24c
Peoples Credit common
Low
16c
■
16c
Range
of Prices
1.50-
Gold
Mines
Calgary
15% Apr
103
Sales
Week's
Last
High
15c
18c
25
Sale Price
42c
45c
J
Mines Ltd,
Pater Uranium
11,837
1,685
16%
110
10o
APRIL
Friday
LOW
16%
—*
,
Western
Pan
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
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Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5737
(1931)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
which have
a
Par
Bid"
_1
4%.
Aerovox Corp
Air Produces Inc.,
24%.
Amer
Commercial
Line_5
.1—10
Barge
American.
American Pipe
Const Co
Amer Research &
19 %'
6%
2.x%- if
25%
9*8
20*8
r
63%
Y4-';
Arden Farms Co common...—11,.
15%
50c
16%
Co_l__25
30";
18*4
Ppwer Co...5
Arkansas Western Gas.Co—- : 20%
Art Metal
3Q%
Spring
28
'
Oil & Gas
Aztec
53 y2
59
Co
Natural
Oil
Field
Mat
—LI
100
96
103
31%
34%
14%
-
16*
21 %
■
5*8
.
_L____ 1
6 *2*
10
Bayless- *A J)
Bell
Markets—
&. Gossert
1
l__l——l
15%
Corp___l__llllllcll_»
Beryllium
23%-
-
.
-25*8
Bullocks
38%
11
Inc——___i—___10
Corp
1
ill:
California Oregon Power Co—20
California Water Service Co—.25
Calif Water & Telep 0o_L„12%
Canadian Delhi
Oil
24%
Jack
12
Jamaica
•31%
Jervis
■
33%
X44%
47%
23%
22%
Ltd—_10c
6%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills class B com—25
19%
Corp—;
1
Ceco Steel
Products
Corp
36y4
19 y2
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Heintz
Inc
Water
1
25%
Electric
Co
—5
10%
—i
5:
12%
Steel
Corp
1
common
preferred—
32
12%
27%
2
21%
23%
South Shore Oil & Devel Co.lOc
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
10c
11%
12%
11 *4
Southern Colorado Power
Southern Nevada Power Co
Southern New Eng Tele Co
6
34*8
23%
1
20*4
22%
25
36%
38*4
26%
34 y2
363/4
7%
8*8
10%
Kendall Co
Kennametal
Kentucky Utilities Co
6
47*4
50%
16
34%
1
6%
7
20 y2
28*4
1
59*4
63
23%
9
9%
1
20*4
6%
Pipe Line Corp__50c
20*4
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
Co-5
21%
38%
40%
10%
27%
20%
Gas
21%
7%
United Greenfield
Corp—
6% preferred
United States Sugar
10
9%
Corp
l
United States Truck Lines
Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match
25%
19
27*4
30%
Upper Peninsular
28*4
39%
23%
24%
Utah Southern Oil Co
13
14
33*4
3eya
5
16%
17%
.
Varian Associates
Vitro
l
17%
18%
16%
17%
^._i
20%
23*4
26*4
Warren (S D)
28%
30%
Washington Natural Gas Co._10
Washington Steel Corp
1
26*4
9%
28%
10%
30%
32*4
West Point
Manufacturing Co
Western Lt. & Telephone Co
33%
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
Inc—
5
25
1
30
37*4
6%
14%
3%
20
15%
4%
22
1
Refining Co
7*4
8%
1
Corp
15*4
16%
lc
Transport
5%
5%
1
51
55
5
26%
28%
Tekoll
1
Corp_7
36%
13
14%
16
17%
"A"„l
5%
6%
5
12%
13%
10
35%
43*4
37%
1
1
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
14%
15%
34*»
37
5*8
27%
6%
28%
7.50
-10c
46%
5%
6%
_5
13%
14%
—1
Williams Bros
Williams & Co Inc
12%
13%
25
Co
28%
12
5
Wurlitzer
Company
—10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
28%
x27
2ya
Wisconsin Power & Light Co —10
Wood Conversion
Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove Co
Corp
48
33%
40%
5%
Bros
44*4
•
2.50
Watson
22%
5
Co
1
Transmls
i
50c
Corp of Amer
10
Gas
4%
8
2%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
24%
2*2
Eastern
9
22%
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp—
Texas
Power Co
1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc__
Propane
4
12%
2*2
non-voting
Works
Suntide
Corp
2 *2
Register
Home Products
■»
13%
6
6%
30%
30
Ketchum Co Inc
l
11%
Electric
&
Gas
Co
3%
18
19%
Keystone Portland Cem Co—3
32*4
&
Gas
Co
10
33%
35%
Koehring Co
13%
15
5
14%
15%
36%
39
23%
25
7%
34%
111
7
12%
Central
Central
50c
32%
22%
10
5
Warner <fe Swasey Co
Wa;ien Bruuu.ia Co
Co
1
37%
10
Inc
4%
28
Standard
25%
34%
50c
16*4
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp
1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
31 y2
3
17%
15%
1
Southern Union Gas Co
Southwest Gas Producing
Stanley
16%
•
Co
Stanley
11%
8%
1
27
12
50%
5
11%
13%
5*4'
25%
373/4
*
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
5
8%
28%
11 *4
Suburban
21%
5%
QK
—_i;
39
.
10%
■Y *
Supply
Corp..
*$1.46
7%
9%
1
10
:
Carpenter Paper Co
17*8
24%
Co_ .15
Jessop Steel Co
Kaiser
54
Carlisle
16*8
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
20%
50 %
&
Jefferson
,
-/.
/
17%
27
47 *3
Stand Fruit & Steamship
Utilities
8%
2
95%
Co——. ._5
7*4
1
—7%
Common
40%
10%
Eurndy
Co
31%
Southern
33
&
90%
Iowa
.
D>
Sierra Pacific Power Co
Skil Corp
29%
5%
y2
(G
Seismograph Service Corp
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Service
Trans
5
-
Southwestern States Tele Co
14 %;
n%
Searle
Co
Speer Carbon Co
13 y4
22
Bantam
17%
Bowser
31
Schield
17%
Public
37%
1
-
16%
Iowa
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
10
Brush Beryllium Co———1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
*
Jacinto Petroleum
15%
18%
4*8'
San
Freight Sys. -1
Motor
21*8
20%
29%
Corp—.
19*4
7%
Southern Calif Water Co
'V
v.
8%
22
34%
20c
4*4.
1
Topp Industries Inc.
Towmotor Corp..
Tracerlab Inc
Sabre-Pinion Corp
6%
3*4
24*4
10%
29%
28 y2,
preferredL^25
8
•
4%
1
Tokljeim Corp.
9%
11
Bakeries
10%
24%
t
1
Three States Nat Gas Co
Time Inc
71%
Aafc
22%
1
-
38*4
19%
61
17 V4-
$1.20
72%
Texas Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp
Thermo King Corp—
93/s
•
21%
;
Interstate
7%
;
Bti
22%
21%
Pipeline Co-1
67%
1
21%
26%
Inc
_*
Reid
Par
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas HI Nat Gas
34%
System Inc
Ryder
57
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
Black, Sivalls & Bry'son Inc coml
Botany Mills Inc—__L—I—-1*
'
16
10
Co—. _»
16%
1
20%
Interstate
11%
;
Co
Textbook
Interstate
12%
10%
7" ,
•„
Hathaway Inc__'L■—5
Water
Plywood Corp
Marie
20%
International
-
Berkshire
Gas'&
Rose
—
68%
—1
Indianapolis Water Co
29 vs
14%
-11%
24%
-Lllil Y:7%:
——
Inc—3%
Securities Co
-5
Investors Diver Services Inc—
Class A common
: ._1
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co__. _5
•
1
Co_i-LL~10
Beneiieial Corp—',
Indiana
6
5%
9%
Husky Oil Co
7%
5%
27
;•
22%
common
17%
Investment Oo—_—_—_1
Bareca
23
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Indian Head Mills Inc
Baxter Laboratories——L_^—_l
14*4
31%
17*4
Roadway Express class A
25c
Robbins & Myers Inc
*
Robertson (H H>: Co
1
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2%
Roddis
13%
13%
29%
7%
.
Bates Mfg Co-—L_L:
15
6%
'
Gas..
55*4
'
Hugoton Gas Trust "unfCs"—L—
Hugoton Production Co
—1
.57%
16 yB
Oo-———;_1
94
Engineering——-!
class A_
—2%,,
Class A
21%
20%"
0orp_——10
Products Inc————10
Avon
55
Voltage
Hudson
21*8
--
25%
13%
•
Construction. Co:——10
•'4%
.51%
Houston
20
-
3%
24
2.50
Haloid Company
5
Hanna (MA) Co class A com. 10
Class B common—
_10
Houston
32v4
Arkansas Missouri
Associated
22%
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
Hoover
55%
51*4.
preferred—
Service
21
_10c
4
3
20
"J
3%
12*2
—
preferred
High
Richardson Co
River Brand Rice Mills
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
LI
10*8
18%
-
26%
12%
Co
12*4
27
•
24%
Gas
11%
25
21%
Arizona. Publie
124
2
-1
Republic Natural
Resistoflex Corp
L*
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
60%.
Partic
117
28%
com
Gulf Sulphur: Corp
1
—
17
32%
20%"
Ampex- Corp
16
27
—
Riley Stoker Corp
45%
.
Ask
1
Chemicals
18
50*b
Develop——1
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Ask
16%
43
.
Bid
1
Reichhold
.1
30%.
1
Incorporated
Bid
_*
47%
American Window Glass 00-12%
AMP
Gulf
Corp_
Society—
Interstate Gas
4
American-Marietta Co—
:
Par
••'
—
Grolier
25%
35
Par
2
Express Co~Hospital Supply Corp
Amer
Grinnell
17%
Corp.
26%
3iy«:
April
Rare Metals Corp of America
Green Mountain Power Corp-—5
5
29%
23%
—1
American Box Board Co.
Amer1 Cement
Ask
Friday,
wide national distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
■
for
Elec
Central Indiana
Gas Co—
Central Louisiana
Electric Co„5
Central Maine Power Co
10
Central Public
Utility Corp
Central
Co.
Soya
22%
24%
—*
Chattanooga Gas
35%
38
10
21%
22%'
6
16*8
17%
1
5%
Citizens Util Co
Co——
Collins: Radio
Cp
21
19%
20%:
A
:
10%
Inc
27%
2%
'
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
5
Co
5
14*4
—25
12%
4%
5%
1
com
29%
41*8
19%
14%
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.2& conv preferred
25
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
-Consol
Freightways2.50
19%
'.16%
Common Ltd
1
vtg
41%
8%
9%
8%
9%
Darling (L A)
Co„
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
Detroi'
1
16%
Arts
Bush
18
43
46 Yb
2%
2%
27%
7%
29 %
33%
36*8
6%
7%
2
12%
13%
1
9%
10 YB
8%
of .America—
preference
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
50c
22%
23%
Associates—10
35 Yb
37%
15 V2
16%
23%
25%
Inc
Utilities
Economics
El
Nat Gas Co
Laboratory
Paso Electric
Co
-1
Inc
(Texas)— _♦
27%
;
5
18
5%
6%
25%
27%
7
303/8
Publishing Co
5
29%
32
5
A
19%
213/4
Electrolux Corp
1
11%
12%
Emhart Mfg Co
7y2
45 yB
1
42%
6*8
10c
37%
common
7%
21%
2
39
42
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co_
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
1
27%
29*8
5
19
203/e
Missouri
1
15
16%
5
19*8
21%
Pipe Line Co_5
Missouri-Kansas
93%
Utilities
Fuel
Co
1
24%
26%
1
10
10Yb
10
24%
Equity
Oil
Co
Co
National
Aluminate Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
Federal
30%
33%
5
7*4
Assn_100
Corp
10
x57
60%
Serv;
General
Gen
Calif)
i
5 % f,
Oreo-
Co
2y2
Corp
Gen Tele;
Giant
Oil
le
Tele-
of
c
•
10%
28%
22
24%
2.50
5%
the
3%
3%
pfd—20
19%
20%
Southwest
°rr"d
Pr-
Giddlne
lo
..
Cr
ra
80%
Natl Newark
36
38%
J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk ol Boston. U %
44
46%
86%
90
Natl
State
43
46%
New
Eng Trust Co
Trust
Continental
111
Bank
33*3
Plains N Y)
8
Trust
31%
24%
50
18%
ol
68%
27
29%
56%
60%
.
7.60
(N
Bk
20%
64
16
Banking
Newark... 12%
33'%
'Boston).100
25%
New York Trust Co iN Y)
25
Northern Tr Co (Chicago) —100
Peoples First Nat) Bk
Y)i
(N
Co
29
I
/
Empire Trust Co
Federal
10
Essex
161
170
(Newark
A
79'%
82%
395
Tr
co
Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co ol Bergen City
32%
33
35%
American
North
North
Indiana
$4
8erv
3%
43/8
;ll%
12%
9%
10%
pfd_«
67
423/4
71%
Co
Production Corp
Northwestern Pub 8erv Co
Miss
13%
1
Northwest
Oklahoma
20
5
Coal
Pub
12% '
,1
Penn Gas Co
River
•
45%
1
3%
3%
3
17%
18%
Prod—10c
Old Ben Coal Corp
6
6%
•
11%
12%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—5
13%
14%
Tail
Otter
Co
Power
Brewing Co
Airmotive
Pacific
Far
5
•
7%
3%
3%
12%
Telev "A"__90c
Light Co—6%
Sulphur Co—70c
5
34%
5%
36%
18%
19%
Indus
General
1
*14
15%
Bottlers—1
10%
17*4
19%
26
28%
Plaudler-Permutit
10
Natural Gas Co
3%
•
8*4
28
9%
29*4
5
5%
19
16
Portland General Electric Co_7%
24
17%
25%
27*4
30%
2
Plymouth Rubber Co
Portland
Potash
Gas
Co of
&
Coke Co
America
Properties Inc
Serv
Co
of
New
Co
of
New
0
°roducfa
5
10c
Hamp
5
Mexico—.5
Alegre Sugar Corp
"-'8*nr
lHackensACk
36%
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Trust
(NY)
Co
Fidelity Trust Co iPgh)
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
Fiduciary
First Bk
Co
Trust
<N
Stk Corp (Minn)
Natl Bk & Tr
10
Co
(Camden
N
National
First
6%
J)
Nat'l Bank
Bk
(Atlanta)
Baltimore
10
21%
31%
33%
10
49
52%
67%
70%
First Natl Bank of Boston__12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
First
Natl
of
Bank
First
Natl
Bk
First
Natl
Bank
of
Dallas
Trust
J)
54'%
58
38%
29
32'%
43'/a
45%
20
16
52'%
49
125
139
344
59
62%
17
19%
20
70
73%
(Wash)..20
74
78%
7%
8'A
354
33%
Bt
55%
59%
Seattle
1st
Second
Bank-State
Co
25
36%
10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk ol New York. .5
Rye National Bank <N Y)
2
31%
Trust
36%
10
Boston
23%
City)—25
(Jersey
10
(Phila)..
14%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
10
Paterson
5
Rockland-Atlas Nat) Bank ol
First Camden
First
&
N
Louis
Union
Trust
Natl
Bk
Co
Street
Trust
56%
61
20
62%
66
Second Natl Bank ol Phila
Bank (N Y)..20
Pennsylvania Banking
62%
65%
10
43%
45%
Security First Natl Bank 'Los
Angelesj
...12%
Security Natl Bk ol Hunting¬
5
10
32
35%
State
5
25%
29
Bk—15
45%
48%
Trade Bk
Guaranty Trust Co < N Y»
20
Hanover Bank of New York—10
73
76*4
Trust
41%
43%
Chic) -.20
84
89%
of St
First
Natl
First
Natl City
First
<fe
Bk
Trust
(Phila
Co
First Westchester
of
Louis
1
Natl Bank
Rochelle
New
Natl
Franklin
Square
N
Y)
20
Mass)
<N
ton
(Franklin
Bk
(Boston
75%
27
29%
45'%
48k.
.
23
42
<
45%
42%
45%
10
York)
21%
10
25
Y)
Bank of Albany
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
(New
71
10
20%
22%
9
10 A
11%
1
Permanente Cement
Pioneer
30%
11%
Tool
Pepsi-rola
7
1
&
American
Pendleton
28%
5
Corp
Line
East
Serv
21
Trust
(Chicago)—
County Bank & Trust Co
; (Paterson N J>—
County Trust Co (White
&
28
Pub
21%
&
Co
Co
v
(Albany N Yi
Y)—10
Punta
76
(Cleve;
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Pub
19*8
25
Co_12%
Connecticut Bank & Tr
Westchester-5
65
19%
5
Commercial Trust of N J
of
Ban*
77%
23
Po
Commeitv
79%
18 %
nrlrk
National
National Bank
61
25%
'-«>
cuy
61%
263
75%
1
20 %
Nbiiuuai
57
72%
Producing
20
Cement Co
55%
245
10
"ds Mach Tool Co_2
id
52
50
10
V .-.'18%
50c
Pickering Lumber Corp
Gas
268
25
20
25 Yb
General
64
45%
257
10
Fidelity-Phila
File Co
23 %
26%
Detroit
18%
Gas
•
24%
ol
17%
Eng
Nicholson
11%
1
Bank
8
New
Norris Thermador Corp
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
10%
23
Co
National
Philadelphia Nat) Bank
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
Paper.10
25*8
66%
134
60%
38%
62
42
25%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Packing
Co
36
127
Merchants Natl Bk ol Boston. 10
Morgan (J P) St Co «N Y)„ 100
45%
12
Garlock
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
24%
18%
Mellon Nalt Bk & Tr Co
<Pgh) ,28
Mercantile Tr Co 18I Louis)..25
24%
11*8
Co
Bank
23
17%
of
42%
1
Frito
50%
<NY>
Chem
40
32%
48%
5
Punk
10
Mercury
orrugated
52%
47%
Bk
Phila_10
29%
43
B
»♦)
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
Power
Wayne
49%
of
(Buffalo)
Freeport (N Y)
17%
Pan
Ft
12*a
Corn Exch Bk iN Y)L_10
Citizens & Southern National
Trust
M"
12%
Pacific
Corp
37%
Cleve
of
(N Y)__lo
163/4
Pacific
1
,
35%
37%
Chase Manhattan
Co
11%
14*8
2.50
Co
27
16
,.
Tr
&
1
Shops of Del
& Elec Assoc
27*4
Co
25%
Bk
Bk
National Shirt
62%
Ste^l
42%
5
tN J).
Bank
Estate
18
13%
Florida
Real
(Phila)
16%
25
Brothers
Fisher Governor
Manufacturers Tr Co >N Y)..10
Manufacturers & Traders
Co
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
59%
Fisher
n
25%
Long island Trust
10
Camden Trust Co
Trust
88%
23%
63%
Liberty
«St
60
Cleveland
84
10
68%
i.
Natl
20
20%
22
66
40
Centl-Penn
19V*
33'%
19
20
Natl
17%
31%
20%
5
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
Central
(N Y)
16
-
Bid
8
10
Kings County Trust Co
'Brooklyn N Y)...
311
Co
10
<N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bank
—
(Phila)
36%
33
299
(NY)
Virginia
Louis)
25
Co
Irving Trust
19%
Pacific
Natl Mortgage
Bost
of
ru
Trust
39%
18
Pabst
First
Bank of North America
Bank
26%
2%
Supply Co
1
*
Industrial
37
100
(Newark)
of New York
Ask
A
6%
Bank of Commerce
Bank
T & 8
N
Francisco)
22%
Miles Laboratories Inc
40*e
Empire State Oil
of America
(San
Bid
Commercial State Bank &
Trust Co (N Y)
Inc—
Northeastern Water Co
East Tennessee
25%
17*8
28
North
Dynamics Corp
$1
Bank
15*4
2
Inc
.10*2
5
Mountain
11%
Sons Co—5
&
9%
Eng
Montrose Chemical Co
10*4
DuMont Broadcasting Corp—,_1
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
1
Dunham
8%
18%
-5
16%
lc
12%
17*2
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
16
1
2%
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
Class
32%
50%
1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
,
30
_1
Co Inc
27
1
mc
Dictaphone Corp.
Rt
6*8
1
Bridge Co
emical
Donnelle.,
6
Tunnel Corp_5
er
Detroit Internat
;
7V4
11*8
25*4
14%
1
S^p^ly Co of N Y—2'%
Detroit & Canada
Di-Noo C
9*8
32
5
17%
213/4
47%
16
Industries
Meredith
10%
1
vtg
*
17*4 •
1
com
16%
20%
'
Co
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine &
20%
38
Danly Machine Specialties
Dentists
...
8%
9%
29 *2
.-•
McLean
2*4
1%
5
Co Inc__
Cutter Lrboratories
19%
243/s
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W Li Corp
3
5%
5
Company
Cummins .n^ine
18%
22%
-1 %
Maremont Auto Prods Inc_
15%
5%
Cross
8%
1
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
29%
Commonwealth Gas Corp
-—1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
7%
1
Madison Gas & Electric Co
21 YB.
27
Milling & Elev Co—1
62%
Par
36*8
58%
„50c
Marmon Herrington
Colorado
33%
cl B..5
Lithium Corp of AmericaLone Star Steel Co
Macmillan
13 y8
Companies
13%
1
Bank and Trust
15*e
Clark
&
Co
Bankers Trust Co
12%
38%
,
5
10%
11%
11%
1
1
—
5%
5-,
l
com—j.—1
Class B common
Colonial Stores
V
19%
33%c
Fibres
Frary
Blower
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
5%;
cl A—33'/he
com
class B
Clinton Engines Corp
Coastal States Gas Prod
Glass
Landers
6
Central Telephone CoCentral Vt Pub Serv Corp
Common
L-O-F
Lau
'.
5*4
17%
18*4
20%
21%
1
15
1
29%
6%
16%
.31%
Glrard Trust Corn
Harris
Tr
Sav
Natl
Hartford
Hudson
&
Bk
County
Exch
Bk
&
Tr
Co
Industrial
Natl
Providence
For
R
Bank
35%
55%
15
16%
'N V) ..10
32
35%
United
39%
42%
Valley Nat) Bk
10
footnotes
<ee
(N
Y)
2%
Jersey
Union Bank ol Commerce—
50
Co
1
38*4
41%
10
40*4
43%
10
24
25%
Y>—20
66%
69*i
(Phoenix Aria)-5
33%
35%
10
Cleveland)
Union Tr
United
Co
States
ol Maryland
Trust
(Boston)
8tates
Tr
Co
.
Co—
'N
.
of
10
I
of New
32%
<Union
Industrial Bk of Com
Tr Co
25
City)..8
Tr
Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson
Co
A
preceding
page.
4t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
.
.
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
(1932)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
•
Quotations
for
Friday,
April 25
'Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
6.02
Bullock
—
...
Ltd
Fund
4.28
8.10
1.49
4.81
4.40
5.06
5.50
7.24
7.87
3.50
3.83
9.61
10.45
11.10
10.21
21.08
19.60
15.98
6.67
7.28
21.87
23.64
15.79
17.07
—1
8.75
9.50
Inc.,--
Commonwealth
8.00
8.98
14.22
15.55
Inc—1
5.22
5.69
Sayles Mutual Fund—♦
a41.70
Insurance Stk Fund
Electrical Equipment sliares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
1.93
lc
2.27
14.05
15.27
Paper
shares..
lc
3.28
3.62
1
13.44
14.53
16»/4
17 Vs
Inc..
—
Petroleum
6.40
5.85
1
1
—1
1
8.16
8.97
Inc—1
Fund—1
5.92
6.49
—
Fund
Trustee
8.70
Mutual
Mutual
Mutual
Shares
2.59
2.85
-1
9.32
10.13
Shares
20.89
19.31
1
20.65
4.51
4.93
—-10
20c
139.60
141.01
6.42
6.65
Energy Fund Inc..—,
Equity Fund Inc
21%
—5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__ 1
12.33
13.33
14.95
16.16
Fund Inc„l
3.28
3.60
Florida Growth Fund Inc—10c
4.39
4.80
1
2.13
2.33
*
7.56
Financial Industrial
Inc
Fund
Founders Mutual Fund
8.22
-1
9.37
—1
10.11
29'2
31 Va
70
74%
New Amsterdam Casualty
New
Hampshire Fire
—
5.42
3.25
3.55
7.44
8.13
Series.;
1
5.16
1
6.82
1
5.43
19.78
1
29
Common stock series-—lc
8.77
9.63
lc
5.30
5.84
Fundamental Investors Inc_—2
14.34
15.72
36:%
125%
131 Va
Northern
-12.50
86%
5
80%
83%
55%
59
1.25
*
3:%
3
60'b
32
64
.
35%
Stock
Series
England Fund
Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
Nucleonics
Insurance
Capital
Pacific
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co._...
4.49
Pioneer
1
11.59
12.53
Price
1
6.29
6.84
1
1
Plilla
85:%
Phoenix
4
71%
75'4
Providence-Washington
—10
Quaker City Life Ins——
10
3.56,
7.83
4
52
56%
6L Paul Fire & Marine
Seaboard Surety Co
90
96
35%
37%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Standard Accident
Co
10
10
23%
217«
161
89%
5
42%
44%
Amer. f>
102%
Ins__ 10
71%
Title
30%
Life
16.
(T
107
July
15.
1958
3'as
Fund Inc
1
April
15,
5.84
lc
lc
5.61
6.16
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc
6.65
7.29
Scudder Stevens & Clark
10.84
11.87
—
1
Fimd Inc
_*
6.83
•Selected
lc
6.76
7.41
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
8.94
9.80
Smith
lc
6.79
7.45
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
6.21
6.81
Sovereign
1
8.37
8.72
lc
10.48
11.48
lc
5.72
6.28
lc
10.55
11.56
lc
2.15
2.38
Texas
United
Merchandising
Petroleum
Railroad
_
shares—
Bond
Scudder Stevens
shares—
City
Ask
2%s May
1
a21.40
7.83
(Edison
B)
8.47
9.86
100.22
102.17
100.20
100.28
100.14
100.22
1
104
March
11.35
a29.46
Investors
Fund
Inc
1
10.27
11.40
7.92
8.66
9.78
6.52
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—1
15.69
Series
Funds
16.17
Inc—
H-C7——
3.89
Eaydock Fund Inc
J.
f
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
4.29
<8.93
10c
a21.69
Series H-DA-
Ine—
Accumulated
Fund
Funds
Canada
Income
Line
Fund
Special
of
105%
104*2
105Va
100.2
100.6
101.6
101.10
100.12
100.14
9.39
10.26
3%s
13.55
14.73
1
5.66
6.19
1
4.59
5.02
Inc
Dec.
Treasury
Notes—
100.13
I
100.13
100 6
100.15
100.12
4S
100.2
100.10
99.24
103.28
100
103.30
'
7.51
8.34
Whitehall Fund Inc
7.09
7.66
11/2 s April 1, 19591
%k Oct
L 1959
7.85
8.58
12.26
13.37
1
11.60
1
Wisconsin Fund Inc—
Investors Fund Inc
105.12
97.22
106.27
Aug. 15, 1962—
106,29
5.30
15,
1959
105.16
97.14
%S April l. 1962
12.54
4.90
Feb.
l%s Oct.
1V2S April 1. I960—
2%s
15.
Feb
97.10
1962
1.
Nov
'
Wellington Fund
7.63
1 %s
7.43
1
6.87
l
l
2.59
6.80
l
1
2.37
98.16
98.8
3%s Feb 15, 1962
100.10
98.28
106
105.30
Oct.
100.6
Ask
99.18
98.20
-
Aug.
100.11
1
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
April 1, 1961
1, 1961—
1, 1961
l%s
4s
1 %s
loc
2.47
100.27
101.22
101
Bid
99.10
Treasury Notes—(Copt. )—
1 %s Oct. 1, 1960
2%s June 16. 1958Oct. L 1958
Situations
Inc
Wall Street
2.26
100.25
101.20
100.30
2%s Feb.
Fund
point
Maturity—
Ask
Indebtedness—
1, 1958—
1, 1958
14, 1959
1
Value Line Fund Inc.
Line
9.00
Bid
Maturity—
Ltd—1
United Science Fund
Value
10c
'•
Funds
United
Value
Hamilton
102*2
104%
1972
Figures alter decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a
4S Aug.
14.20
15,
102'2
109*4
101*2
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
10.86
10.46
Certificates
10.77
Sept.
112
102
—
May 15, 1958
5s Sept
2. 1958
2.35s Oct. 7, 1958-
6.92
9.83
3%s
100.16
102
111
108%
April 1, 1970
Oct. 1, 1970-1967
1, 1971
4Ves Feb. 15, 1972-1967
12.43
State Street Investment Corp—11'
—
33%
Stein Rqo & Farnum Fund
1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
Television-Electronics Fund
1
100.8
—
4%s
108.24
105%
101.24
1, 1963 wi
3%s May 2, 1966 wi
4%s July 15, 1969
4.85s
6.33
5.94
1968
1962—
103.6
105*4
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
United Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares.i
13.79
11,
May J.
101.2
102.30
3%s May
103.24
100.26
—
3%s
102.22
131
1
100.19
103.12
10?.22
6.72
lc
100.16
12.47
11.41
31'/4
1, 1959
1, 1960
2%s June 1, 1960
3%s April 3, 1961—
14.16
Fund
2%s May
2%s Feb.
100.3
102.18
108.8
11.
100.1
100.16
100
1958
10,
100.1
-
100
102.13
10.78
12.92
100
1958
100.12
103.8
103.18
lc
_lc
29%
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
FCb. 2, 1959
101.10
10.61
shares-
357 a
102.8
Assn—
10, 1959
9.76
—
33%
27%
2
100.18
101.6
3s Feb
1
Industry Shares Inc
2
Y
Fire
102
3%S
a32.22
1.25
Shares—
Amer
41%
39 */4
United
Utilities
27%
1,
2%s May
8.01
Tobacco
80%
61
25
3%s May 1. 1958
101
101.77
5.11
Growth
23
77%
57%
4%s July 15, 1958
100.20
7.31
.
2
21%
10J.14
101.7
4.65
shares
47 Va
8
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100.28
Steel
i
44*
Y;
100.15
100.16
lc
Equipment shares
(N
3
N
1958—
Aug.
Oct.
lc
RR
of
1958
1958
4.70s
Railroad Stock shares—
-
10
2
Guaranty Co—10
Westchester
4s
4.20s
*
& Clark—
Common Stock Fund—
shares
Mining shares
50%
5
3%s
11.73
—
General Bond shares
•-
4%s June 26,
4%s July 10,
12.68
10.79
Fund
Fully Administered shares—lc
f
Natl Mortgage
4%s May 8. 1958
6.31
11.67
l
Inc
(Geo)
:
& Trust
Aug. 23, 1960
3%S Feb. 13, 1962
3%s March 11, 1963
*%s June 10. 1965—
1
Fund
Putnam Growth Fund
12.17
shares
24%
47%
100.11-
—
1963——
Federal
30.40
30.10
;—1
Puritan
6.23
Food
67 V
23
4%s
Growth Stock
Rowe)
Putnam
Electrical
63
lo
10
US Life Insurance Co in the
1
11.11
A:
47 V 2
2
100.12
1958
3.30s
14.55
7.14
Equipment shares
Guar
U 8 Fidelity
u S Fire _♦
75%
28
:
52 %
43
10
Travelers
.
85%-
—
0.25
15'/#
48
39 711
37*4
154
10
Co
18%
44*
17V4
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'/i
69
<•
42 %
31%
16
;
58
17
14
39%
56
29*
4
54
.65:%
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Reliance Ins Co
lOr
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
52*2
21.06
13.39
9.88
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Electronics
8
10
22*/#
39
8.55
20.85
lc
Common
Co
49%
55
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
12.84
11.72
1
—lc
shares
Insurance
46'%
51%.
2034
36%
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3.89
_♦
,
6.51
shares
Capital Growth Fund
Life
<79
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.31
8.52
.2.50
Inc~,
9.02
V,'Building'
Chemical
Fund
lc
Aviation shares
—8
54*::
Bid
1
Inc.—
Shares
Peoples Securities Corp..
Philadelphia Fund Inc
13.01
Group Securities—
a'AlttomobGk shares..——lc
10 :
—
45
5
Standard
Y_ia
82
42%
Chemistry &
Fund Inc..
4.13
Genfcrul Investors Trust
_10
1.50
Insurance Co of North
Over-the-Counter Securities
11.90
Corp
(Minn)
Pacific Insurance Co of N
51 \>
10
8%
Northwestern National Life
,
General
—
5
(.60s June
1
Inc
—
2.50
Employees Life
New York
Pine Street Fund Inc—
Fund
29%
v.
7Vi»
8-1%
River
S
31%
New
—1
Inc—
Gas Industries
St... .-.27.
34%
—
21.38
43%
2.50
Insurance
5.93
1
17%
40
7.45
Growth
10
46%
3.33'/3
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y„ 10
5.64
Stock Series—
37%
44,
5
Ft
Insurance
Jefferson
85%
,16%.
Northeastern.—-
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
5.92
1
—;
2
Fire
81%
.35*8
5
10
(S
Insurance
.
91%
250
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
—__1
Series
Dividend Series
North
5
A
%
41
80
—10
Corp class
.12
241
2
American
Home
Fire
York
New
2034
59*%
:
38%
(Balt)_lQ
<N J)—5
«D C)
and
Ins
Nationwide
——
Hanover
Series—
Preferred Stock Series—.—1
Bond
Life
Life
National Union Fire
19%
48%
.11;
National
4
Gulf Life
11.05
Security
Balanced Series
Merchants & Manufacturers
4
Atotiarcli Life Ins Co_
—8
1434
Ins
35%
43
55/
33
2
;
5
22%
Deposit of Md
Ci
Ins
3.15
'
D
Great
10.13
National
::
:
Assurance—.
137k
;
Fund
35%
33%
—5. ;33:%
;
30%
Reinsurance Corp—S
Government
20.42
Electronics
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
series-
9.73
2.90
173i
Merchants Fire
Government Employees Ins
12.40
18.87
;
Bonding;
1
Co
Globe & Republic
14.54
.8.86
a
—1
Income
Fidelity Fund Inc
Futures
1
of beneficial interest
22.33
Electronics Investment Corp—l
stock
Corp—
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
-—1
.
Stock Fund————
Preferred
Income
National Investors Corp
Fund
Mutual
(f? J)_10
13%
95 %
200
192
51%
General Reinsurance Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
Eaton & Howard—
Florida
47%
Ins
General
Glens Falls
20.26
13.45
Investment Fund Inc„ 1
17.70
Dreyfus Fund Inc..—.
„
16*2
Casualty Co
<
Foundation—1
7.94
15.57
Shares—
Series E—
11.28
10.50
18.74
of beneficial interest—1
Units
25c
Investment
Diversified
Balanced
I
20%
12%
91%
I
6.25
Assurance Co
Franklin
9.71
Maryland. Casualty
32'.is
10
Firemar/B
Massachusetts Life Fund—
—2.50
Diversified
7.09
10.43
beneficial int—33 %C
Growth Stock
33 %c
of
Fund Inc
1Q
1.
30*4
Life
Fidelity &
Trust
Investors
Lincoln National Life
Inc_
5
Federal
Investors
Mass
10.61
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Stk
% share
13.94
72
9.65
Delaware Fund—..—
Dividend
13.80
67 Va
1
Investing Co Inc
Fund Inc
Growth
Assn
Life
(Ky)
Employers
2.52
2.37
6.47
Inc__10c
Manhattan Bond Fund
Massachusetts
De Vegh Mutual
2.28
2.15
Transport
20
Companies
2%
Eagle Fife Ins Co (N J)Employees Group Assoc
2.76
2.50
shares——„_lc
Special Investment shares—lc
shares..
—lo
Investment Inc
Fund
.
Life Insurance Co of Va
2*»«
Cruni & Forster Inc
2.51
Inc—1
Life
67»
29%
18%
3
-
19 V#
22 %
l
3.51
s/hares
of Tenn
17 Va
20%
6%
1%
28
Casualty Ins Co
Massachusetts
Continental
2.13
3.13
Metal
357it
17%
1%
(Birm)_2
5
Lile
Commonwealth
4.52
12.74
Dividend Income
Diver
4.10
lc
shares—
18.23
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Ask
16
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins-—5
Life Ins
Natl
Columbian
Co
1
Fund
Ins
Life
Stand
Camden Fire Ins
Managed Funds—
Automobile
Bid
(Va)_5
26%
Continental
9.20
104%
Co—65c
31%
Boston Insurance Co
Connecticut
16.77
—
Crown Western
De Vegh
Beneliclal
9.81
11.72
& Stock
Bond
Composite Fund
Concord
Bankers Natl
5.17
11.77
Life
8.70
8.46
—J—1
Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Fund Inc
Fund Inc
4.72
Life &
Monumental
6.34
5.79
Corp
Title
27
Shippers-!
Bankers Sc
10.94
10.14
&
10
8.19
10.77
Loomls
104%!
1988
25'/«
Co. 5
(Wash D C)
7.50
1
Trust
Meieury
Ins
Mtge
Liberty Natl Life Ins
28',2
33%
Title
Lawyers
197
26%
1
Assurance
(Newark N Jj—2*/a
American Surety Co—
Income
Commonwealth
Composite
Ainer
Fla)
Home
11.36
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Chemical Fund Inc_...—-—50c
American
Amer Ins Co
10.99
25c
1
Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Fund..
98
106
Par
Lawyers
63%
188
American Re-insurance
Knickebocker Growth Fund—^1
changed to
4VsS—
Ask
96*2
105
Companies
143
60%
10.41
Ltd_l
Fund
Knickerbocker
Co
10.06 '
(Speculative Coin Stk)—1 ;
(Low Priced Com Stks»_l
Lexington
Surety.
&
(Jacksonville
9.90
9.06
14.65
Keystone Fund of Canada
.
Fund
16.99
15:57
8.82
Century Shares Trust.—1
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Colonial
24.11
10.77
S-4
Growth
26.66
22.10
9.87
17.38
Knickerbocker
25.54
Insurance
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
al9.68
(Speculative Pfd StksV—l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocksi-—1
16.06
1976
Ask
137
Aetna Life
29.66
29.08
Casualty
Aetna
10.01
K-2
—
Electric
Wisconsin
85
82
Bid
Aetna
8.92
9.16
12.57
S-2
Canadian Fund Inc
Name
8.16
11.47
1
1
Canadian International. Growth
Fund Ltd——
--1
Ltd
«1054 ♦
3.50
8.08
S-3
5s
3.83
(Income Pfd Stocks•.—1
12.26
Match
Westcoast Trans 5*,2S——__ 1988
Insurance
6.38
K-l
-
1970
12.43
16.38
11.34
General Fund-
S Industries 4*/a8
10.08
11.36
23.02
S-l
Universal
94%
106%
4
10.20
9.21
5.83
15.15
7.63
Canada
9.33
Bid
4sk
92%
106 *
11.06
U
21.29
1
1
•—1
_—1
6.98
California Fund Inc
10.11
Bank
—
23.16
21.19
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
—*
Investment
Fund—-lc
Inst Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fiind—lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc—
lc
Investment Co of America.-—1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Istel Fund Inc—
—1
Johnston (Tliei Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)——1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bondsi_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)..—1
i
B-4 (Discount Bondst .—1
1.36
"A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Eleet'nics Corp_Ic
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd.————•—
1
Street
6.52
7.41
Axe-Houghtou Fund
Broad
Institutional
Institutional
Ask
1971
-1988
Ltd—
Shares
1.66
4.00
Bid
Par
Funds—
1.51
Fund—
-—---25c
Affiliated Fund Inc—
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
—•
Atomic Devel Met Fund Inc__l
Eoston Fund Inc.
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Far
Funds—
Mutaal
Aberdeen
Bid
Underwood
Corp 5*/2»
Union Electric 4%s——
15,
97.18
106.9
106.11
101.8
1962
1963——
101.10
of
Boston
Incorporated Income
Inc
Fund
Recent
.
Bonds-
Ask
100%
101V,
GenT Tire & Rubber 6s
100%
101
Georgia Power 4VeS,_;
Bait-Gas & Elec
1993
103%
104 %
1969
69%
71%
Burlington Industries 4 %s__1975
83%
<84 Va
Barium Steel
5%s
Oil
Carolina
Carrier
Pac
Ry 3%b
1966
Pow & fcgt 4*88—1988
Corp
4*88_1982
Chance Vought 5U8
94Va
104%
98
1977
,
-1971
108Va
k—
1993
€S
Duquesne Light 3%s
El
Paso
Florida Pow &: Lgt
fruehauf Trailer 4s
3%6
,—x—r_;
87
88*8
1988
Natural Gas
•Ferro Corp' 3%s—,
.
1972
100%
100%
5 %s_1977
111%
112*a
_
-1075
80
4%s___1988
——1975
83
104%
1976
69
,
7o
118*
-
103%
1-57
5-
9-
5^57
^ 2-58
10-
1.-57
7-
11-
1-57
e-
Bid
Due
Ask
,
IV2S April 1, 1963
Dated
Bate
Bid
Due
;;
^
Ask.J
,
100
100.1
3.65 V;
lr 2-68
10-
1-58
100.30
101.1
100.8
100.11
3.00%
2- 3-58 *
11- 3-58
100.25
100.28
1-58
100.17
100.20
2.45%
3- 3-58
12r 1-58
100.19
100.22
1-58
100.28
100.31
2%
4-
1-58
1-
5-59
100.13
100.15
9- 2-58
100.30
101.1
1%%
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
99.23
1-58
.
102%.
1981
75*b
105
2-57
84
Can 56—
—1976
England Tel & Tel 4s_1993
12-
4%<;
7B»/a
1975
*%%
wi
;
100
103
104%
4%8
—
Mueller-
Brass
3%s
New
•
United States Treasury Bills
i
Dollar Valua
Dollar. Value
'
103%
Bid
107
103=6
1988
105%
105*2
1977
115
116%
May
May
May
May
May
101%
1027/a
June 5,
Quebec Natural Gas Units.
Sheraton Co of Am 4%s
1967
137 Va
139%
June 12, 1958-
88*2
Sperry Rand 5 Vas
111 *4
112%
104'
105
Uranium 53/4S
Edison
4*48
Pacific Petroleum 5s
5*as
ww_l963
—1973
—_—
Debentures
4%s
ww
1982
1980
97
99
2
1023 4
103*2
.
l, 19586, 1958——
15, 1958.
22, 1958
29, 1958—
99.993
June
99.967
99.972
June
99.948
99.955
99.923
102
Trans-Canada
144
Pipe Line Units.
71*2
-:102%73
146
19.
1958.
99.830
—
—
-
99.806
99.930
99.765
99.785
99.898
99:907
July 17, 1958-Jr--
99.742
99.764
99.886
July 24. 1958
99.722
99.737
99.865
99.878
—
——
FOOTNOTES FOR OVEK-THE-COUNTEK ISSUES
'No par 'value
Net asset value.
k Admitted -4o fisting on
Stock Exchange
d
yield price
Ex-rights.
- - -
fc New stock.
the New York
k
-
wl When issued.
j
;
Ex-dividend,
—
Ex-Stock - dividend.
'
•
1
99.844
99.823
99.875
1958
b Bid
.
99.807
99.787
1958^-——
26,
July 3, 1958
July 10; 1958—
a
Gas Transmission 5s_1978
Textron Amer 6s
•—. .1971
Ask'
Bid
Ask
90.990
90%
Span
Term
;
8-
.4%%
70*.,
General; Port •' Cement • 56—1977
116 * •»
-General Telep < Calif "f 4%s_1988' 103*8
123
102*4
*
102 Va
Sylvanla, Elec Prod 4%s___-1983-
10434
120
Dated
4.50%
l03'/a
104*8
Ohjo
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
,
116
102%
-—1983
N
'Cleve Elec Ilium 3%s
I960—
& Sons—
National
100
107 Va
1988
114
Ind Power & Lgt 4V*S—1988
95%
104%
1982
—1988
5s-
LowienBtein (M)
Canadian
ww
Idaho Power 4s—
4*4S
15,
4.20%
Ask
Bid
3"h,-> —1983
Home
I
31/28 May
Kate
Bonds—(Cont.)
American Can Co 3 %s.—.1988
4s
97.4
•
Security Issues
Bid
Alumin Co of Amer
—
96.28
ires
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentnres
Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
'
Volume
Number 5737
187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
411)
(1933)
Third Fedenl Reserve
THECOURSEOFBANKCLEARINGS
'
•
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*-
.
4
■
.
.
a
a
-
.
District—Philadelphia—
•
V
n
.
^
i
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»
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•
*
«
"
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Pre¬
coiTesi&nding week last
18.5% above those of the
$2l]3^f,151,459 for the
$25,398,844,360 against
there is
year.
gain for the week ending Friday of 38.8%.
a
.V;!;.
the week follows:
Our comparative
'.v.
...
Week Ended April 20—r
U;~.
Hew .York
i-'-
Chicago
Boston
$9,983,082,183
,1,012,639,311
•il, 182,318,900
—14.4
1,442,000,000
—13.3
4.
k.
Louis
flan
ij,
Pittsburgh -1
;
441,185,974
38.8,
—
*
••
680,338,593
-443,499,720
456,139.087
523,728.497
575,590.618
_!,*
—
...
V/:
_
days__J____-__
356,872,145
Other, cities, five
days—i———
+ 20.7
—
Total all cities, five days—
$24,448,646,878 $20,507,672,171
—-
\
1
cities, one day
860,197,482
+
•'
.•Estimated
$25,308,844,360 $21,354,151,459
—
4.384.261
—
8.0
.
4,174.800
6,632.364
'
9.8
6,951.335
3,484,012
3,993,540
""6,306,069 r + 18.9
7 762.366
-
"
8,105,303
18,329.483
+ 18.0
19,357.428
18,743,433
13,367,643
4- 26.4
14.700.478
14,198,613
2.3
1,363,826,316
1,314,513,941
0.7
9,773,249
283.696.599
1,127,676,662
14.739,057
489,795,301
1,437,007,869
Virginia—Huntington
+
1,531,524,123
4,611,491
:
—
3.9
12,127,249
-336;409! 680
—
7.5
619.425.913
538.643,289
+ 19.5
56,132,800
—11.7
14,722,730
•49,438,709
13,514.669
—
9.6
12,745.069
11,445,7.1^
—
8.8
480,612,017
390,185,414
1,526,175,458
1,296,700,627
6.2,.
.
—
0.4
4,078,743
;
3,959,554
—10.7
22,782,478
-!20,42G,000
2.7
205,999,533
5.7
9,494,729
391,721,492
—
9,323,218
+ 21.6
142,794,106
+ 12.4
139,170,536
188,262,879
! 6,863,873
352,274,841
136,54o,6Q9
814,814,760
(6 cities)
+18.5
337,912,654
160,525,672
Columbia—Washington—,
8,820.493
410,804,505
Maryland—Baltimore
1.6
4,631,657
24,862,811
213,013.934
....
22!212,633
207,337^241
Carolina—Charleston
Total
Total all cities for week—
8,929,070
- T*
13,283,787
Richmond
+19.2
846,479,288
4,607.290
13,320,105
446,901,344
(7 cities).
District of
:
8.1
11,731,999
Virginia—Norfolk...
3.1
Soutli
\ All
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmend—
—13.1
4,232,396,445
'2,043,741
5,559.323
1,248,000,000
69.-085,500
-
4,800.987,410
1.837.883
9.0
—
410.801,493
v
1,737.373
5,229,171
•
13,751,136
308,067,009
634,088,633
-57,799,200-
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh-
2.8
—
1,874,954
,
2.9
—
$10,647,659,468 $16,275,275,726
7
;
1,296.060.000
296,051,826
Youngstewn.
West
Ten cities, five
2.7
1.7
586.258.539
Colunrbus
9.5
Total
__—_—
+
1,514,930
,
6.2
13,658.556
Cincinnati
Cleveland.
'-+• 5.9
362,100,000
> 660.608.000
—23.5
,
3,527.931
1,153,036,672
Ohio—Canton
+12.8
391,293,417
,,383.600.000
~
i-fj
___——I--'-——
Cleveland
716.148,027
_
_
,—4L-Z—:i.
—~
.'
+
791,611.429
,
7.497.313
Mansfield
—-J—™'
Francisco
Baltimore
-*1,250,000,000
_
—
cities)
1955
1,830,842
.
+
21,634,922
16.921,257
Jersey—Trenton
r
Feurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$13,859,377,794
Kansas City
St.
New
'
"+
4,583.520
3.956.930
-
»
1,062,000.000
>
B,215.060
-
•
$
0.8
+
1,992,495
4.867.529
4,164.644
Delaware—Wilmington
for
2,213,922
1,080,000,000
[
York.
ft;
•_
.1-
'
I
Wilkes-Barre
Total (11
1957
—
'
*
IS56
Dec. %
'
2,022.268
;
r
;
——_L_
——
——
Phlladelphia,
1958
;j. -~
.
;
Scranton.
J
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
■;<■■■
summary
.
Philadelphia
Reading
At this center
$
.
,
'2.046.831
Lancaster
■
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1957.
same
1
Week Ended April 19
Inc. or
1957
•
1.693,747
Chester
•
indicate-that-for the week ended Saturday, April 26, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
;
U
»
2.038,439
——.
Bethlehem
.
of: the country,
'•/
1558
.u-J
.,
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
•
■
•-
...
liminary figures .compiledvbyvus .based
«
~
-S
'
732,035,655
-1-11.3
773,247,511
708,342,751
+
;-=
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
issue of next week.
our
ends
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
Saturday-and the Saturday figures
appear
the week
not available at time of going to press.
are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week
in all
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
April 19. For that week there
we present further
was
an
increase of 19.3%, the aggregate
Outside of this city there was a gain of
showing
an
increase of 34.6%.
below,
the New York Reserve District the totals show
expansion of 33.2%, in the Boston
smaller by
are
2.4%.
The. Chicago Reserve District registers
Reserve District of
745,343
(10 cities)
a
gain -of 14.2% and the Minneapolis
6.3%, but. the St. Louis Reserve District suffers
a
loss of
Grand
an
;!" In the following'^we furilish
:;•f;.:.!•••;
.:
South Bend.
:" Terre
'2nd
New
*-
;
York-——-9
v.4th Cleveland
—7
Richmond
6
"
l
7th Chicago
,_17 '
8th St. Louis
4
•
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/
'
$
.
11,698.034,420
1,127,676,662
. -
,r.
1,437,007,869
■
1,531,524,123
'.814.814,760
v
732,035,655
1,396,753,083
Inc.
',+
/
+
■
v,•;
.
1956
or
':.
■
18.7
;•
.;+ 33.2
11,199,174,355
10,028,823,494
2.3
1,363,826,316
6.2
—
,1,526,175,458
+11.3
1,296,700,627
773,247,511
7
1,324,844,196
1,170,754,320
+14.2
1,529,045,325
1,388,730,6G8
753,683,238
1.5
791,676,086
691,122,255
«'662,193,617
623,154.455
6.3
596,302,194
.+10.9
640,305,043
627,122,084
734,895,583
592,559,808
10
i
588,128,101
.+
0.8
—
594,753,771
471,606,003
1,356,973.030
1,373,648,155
1.2
,1,306,230,450
22,605,163,703
+ 19.3
22,449,117,910
20,269,522.599
11,339,371,818
+
4.1
11,696,417,697
detailed statement
April 19 for four
showing the figures for each city for the*
1958
1957
$
.
,,
5.2
7.9
—
4,066,529
:+16.4
—
7,590,150
1,534,263
+
9,419,984
-
2,225,389
6.445,728
737,398,879
600,980,771
3,569,676
3,371,334
River—
$
1955
$
11.448.502
4,188.398
(17 cities)—.
1,7,690,117
1,601,592,192
+
*«
2.0
6^)33,189
4';
+
11^13,598
,
1,402,213,615
„
18.53.2
:"
;
6,735.345
6,000.849
44,342,343;..
37,429,363
14,738,177
15,458,811
1,432,162._
•
■ 1,404,269
1,140,279,301
1,042,072,497
6,797,757
5,502,089
15.990,677
13,266,839
.
.
-
.
.
.
.
.
6.3
9,343,247
..v..
+17.5
0,634.366
I
—
.
119,495,80®
....
+ 2242
17,141,131
•
10,263,03®
4,477,02#,
139,493,385
..
1.4
+12.9
5J555038
8.143,769
+14.2,
1,529,045,325
2,402,548
2,153,696
0.2
6,303,271
1,383,730,658
393,200.000
198.352,042
Kentucky—Louisville—
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy.
2.2
425,000,000
212,290,310
371,400,00(1
1.9
1.2
151,412,119
128,386,678
3.2
402,200,000
202,115,234
146,462,489
2,905.515
148.291.113
2,811,287
2,973.657
2.491,349
1.5
791,676,086
691,122,255;
189,843,739
Total
(4 cities).
742,654,442
753,083,233
•
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
—10.5
-
8,731.950
9,751,781
445,625.931
428,915,595
+
3!9
399.881,751
6,353,050
371,439,040^
172,108.094
152,991,628
9.178,302
+ 12.5
153,940,390
141,772,58*
10,730,166
+ 16.9
9,382,446
4,740.218
4,267,149
+ 11.1
4,450,104'
6,732.861
6,018,600
+ 11.9
5,929,453,
8,989,54$
'4.098,66#
5,959,048
13.524,397
12,031,400
+ 12.4
12,653,505
13,403,193
662,193,617
Minneapolis
623,154,455
6.3
596,302,194
552,513,74a
10,084,545
North
Dakota—-Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
—
Montana—Billings
Total
(7 cities)
Springfield
+ 22.7
662,038,742
658,473,121
City—
Y,..,
.
Worcester
3,459,325
—12.3
1,421,301
2,970.898
—
>
11,943,716
+
1,287,902
0.2
3,549,544
+ 18.2
13,236,677
13,507,907
10,048,307
1,032 513
+ 22.5
767. 903
3.1
9,805, 527
8,230,51#
153,353,884
+11.8
155,053 049
153,254,32®
11,076.514
34,417,055
431,192,638
12,882,212
—31.1
15,24.3, 015
10,440,36^
4.4
27,977 041
+12.5
30.853,75V
403,878,26-1
11,961,52*
10,976,326
7,633.977
Kansas—Topeka
35.925,677
?~43,908,657
+ 18.9
9,354,645
9,222,645
38,139.058'
New Hampshire—Manchester.
'
'
r'.
*
'JK
(12 cities!
21;030,480.
37,430,600
-
+ 15.1
i 42,044,408-
38,380,633
+,- 6.8
24,268,455
19,841,216
2,989,346
45,610,200
—17.9
32,848.600
29.016,600
2,877.056
"*•**
+, 3.9
2.609,689
2,245,500
803,537,205
?)
+
1,781,390
725.57*
-
1.6
414,625 277
12,032 ,446
6,768 ,272
+10.9
640,305,043
627,122,034
12,958,400
505,648,747
41,383,207
9,323,000
0.757,428
12,057,319
+
6.9
11,938,701
+
0.1
510.696,592
+
6,4
39,'920,036
9-800,52®
401.394,641
30,860,37a
6,261,00#
0.353,09®
+16.5
Colorado—Colorado
Total
Springs
'•
6.337,309
734,895,583
(9 cities).
6,239,187
+
5,976,36$
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas
Texas—Austin-
13,846,528
506.243.955
Fort Worth
44,043,885
Galveston
7,483,000
Wichita Falls
7,000,600
Louisiana—Shreveport
13,941.840
t
.
—19.7
7,903.000
3.6
.7,356,266
+ 15.6
16,939,176
0.8
594,753,771
+
787,383,776
-
—
+
.
661,952,005
485.037,717
City
Dallas
:.'f 22,457,613
.
,>
+14.8
782,942
'
_
•
1,031,247
3,921,434
13012.807
'
Connecticut—Hartford
-
1,183,970
Nebraska—Fremont
3,731,958
5.9
1,638,447
16,085,607
-
+
5,601,164
1,436,786
New Bedford
'
0J711.751
5.519,479
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Leuis—
Wichita:
1.9
+
—
2,966.198
Lowell
Rhode Island-^-Provldence
.A
10,650,709)
79,777,001*
81,814,000
.
-
+ 21.4-
1,359,341
..
13,614.662
,
+14.7
993,410,127
,
11,167,741
—
Missouri—Kansas
6,435,168
_1.
Total (6 cities).
588,123,101
592,559,808
+
,
16,939.371
471,603,00^
'
-
w888,890,785
—
;.)
*
748,950,455
-•>
+18.7,
'
.
"\1
\
;
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisce—
/
5
•
-
Second Federal ileserve District-
New
V
New Yerk—
'
-
-
38,200,327
Blnghamton..
142,375,746
Elmira
-
'■
-42,869,92)
(a)
+ Buffalo
.
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
York—Albany.
(a)
*
,
<
154,829,681
New York
2,902,956
3,606,278
Jamestown
2,713,263
3,519,971
15,159,880,453
11,265,796,885
Rochester
41,827.422
43,336,037
Syracuse
27,411,718
28,651,202
Connecticut—Stamford
Northern New Jersey
—10.9
-)
—
-30,000,363
(a)
-
8.0
39,428,560
5,752,182
123,843,157
6.5
2,885,213
3,230,602
2.5
3.307,364
2,557,528
San
.+'34.6
10,752,700,213
9,606,631,266
3.5
39,809,072
210.023,400
6,685.247
223,684,186
207,988,958
82,675.053
113,730,685
33.971,978
33,264.390
21,094,323
731,001,206
—
0.4
199,023,965
194j727,SM|i
—
0.1
5,627,082
+
7.5
204,795,214
5,580,677
186,620,77®
—27.3
107.078.133
104,173,68$
+
2.1
29,634.029
+
2.9
19.342,599
16,563,407
0.7
693.024,370
8.7
25,977,142
29,551,91*
32,954.075
+,
—
—
4.3
23.149.722
1
22,329,218
28,843,132
21,697,964
Pasadena
725,870.285
59,016,905
+ 27.6
78,303,685
71,652,504
90,768,478
73,372,457
+ 23.7
88,436,783
86,840,939
15,582,088,148
11,698,034,426
+ 33.2
11,199,174,355
10,028,823,494
+ 11.1
8.587,183
0.6
13,140,733
654,429,19#
20,750,01#
7,690,68#
11,809,66#
1.2
1,306,230.450
*1.231,906,93#
+19.3
22,449,117,910
20,269,522,59$
11,696,417,697
10,662,891,333.
—
Santa Barbara
10,697,987
26,288.346
9,627,629
Stockton
13,859,877
13,943,971
1,356,973,030
1.373.648.155
26,963,459,989
22,605,168,703
11,339,371,818
+
4.1
28,558,688
Jose
25,603,463
23.744.404
.75,304,463
209,274.157
6,682,855
San Francisco
—
'
—
—
—
Oregon—PortlandUtah—Salt Lake City—
California—Long Beach
151,738,508
—
(a)
New Jersey—Newark
l
17.548^339
8.725,034;
11.313,502
171,494,608
1956
Dec. */o
2,268,539
.
Massachusetts—Boston
Total
1.9-
48,782.036
15,009.587
Maine—Bangor
•
4.5
+
) 14,355,429
.
,6,786.634
.
—
April 19
Inc. or
-$:
.
2,415,159
-
959.236
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
-
+
-
_
1,176,923,374
years:
'
New Haven
20,331,634
■
,
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
our
Week Ended
Fan
2,441,385
1.9
+
143,809,753
17,422.112
Decatur
Rockford
:
7,-744,580
"35,965.468
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago—
-■
+12.8
—
10,662,891,333
Clearings at—
■
1,170,754,320
'
Sioux City
1,231,906,932
26,963,459.989
cities
City
add
now
"
661,952,005
'
+
11,803,579,536
_108
Outside New York
Portland
1,324,844,196
9,163,515
141.821,515
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
552,515,748
-
6
—
12th San Francisco—
We
"
r:: 9
-
1
week ended
2.4
*
10th Kansas City
Total
193,175.237
708,342,751
2.4
1,364,052,074 '; +
'
<9th Minneapolis
Hth Dallas
211,269.693
1,314,513,941
+
1,402,213,615
;
,
+
519,041
9.4.
"10,911,852
4,732,696
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Missouri—St. Louis-
;$
787,383,776
'742.654,442
" V
11,573,323
553,614
■
1955
$
803,537,205
:
V 1,601,592,192
"
-
-1
}
Dec. %
748,950,455
1,153,036,672
"
,
-6th Atlanta
"
.
15,582,088,148
"
<-14.-10
;
"
$ »
888,890,785
"
—11
1958
v"
—12 cities
3rd Philadelphia
'..5th
-
'
;
.
Week Ended April 19—-'
•
1st Boston
-
180,053,54-9
14.362,831
•
90,271.000
J
■
10,047,693
Haute-
Total
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
SUMMARY DF BANK CLEARINGS
7.6
13,714,316
-
,
13,973.051
94,959,000
Springfield
"
205,765,079
'*
2,193,870
9,575,217
totals register,
; :
—11.1
—
21,041,341
Indianapolis
in the Dallas Reserve District of ;0.8%, but in the San Francisco Reserve District the
decline of 1.2%.;:
6.596,519
5,936,619
6,800,184
248,609,594
243,170,985
+
1,364,052,074
2,475.124
Peoria
a
6,685,838
3.1
+ 11.8
+•20.2
20,639,838
Rapids
Indiana—Fort Wayne
1.5%.
improvement of 10.9% and
30,003,247 *|,
135,825,621
401,300,009
District—Chtcage—
Arbor
—
In the .Kansas City Reserve District the totals record
140,283,577
418,600,000
.....
Michigan—Ann
In the
6.2%, but in the Richmond Re¬
34,507,880
3.4
227,005,070
T
1,396,753,083
Seventh Federal Reserve
6.1
619,847
205,612,938
...
Lansing
an
District the totals-are larger by 11.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
by
serve
Total
236,175,486
15.855,241
V
Orleans
+
7,013,422
-
Reserve.District of 18.7% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 2.3%.
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
—12.6
—
277,746,499
210,028,506
14,650,094
Mobile
note that in
we
7,160,379
6,258.910
7,232.689
Louisiana—New
4.1%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
+ 11.1
310,574,588
—_
M Isslssippi—V icksburg
clearltfgs for
We group the cities according to the
31,526,267
143,849,863
417,100,000
Macon
haying amounted to $26,963,459,989 against $22,605,168,703 in the
week in 1957.
at this center
29.589,155
148,760,860
463,300,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Florida—Jacksonville
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended "
the whole country
Tennessee—Knoxville
Alabama—Birmingham—
/. In the .elaborate detailed
we are
same
as
Total (10
Grand
total
cities)(109
cities)
Outside New York City——
(a) Clearings
11,803,579,536
operations discontinued.
+
—
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
< *82**
69
First
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federals Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the-different
world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
E
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of
Noon
Unit
Buying Rate for
Cable Transfers in New York
General
Monday
Apr. 18
$
Argentina, peso-
Apr. 21
/
'
.0555555*
.0244103
Franc
India,
.0385356* '
National
2.244521
.0200500
C l/_ t,'f_
4*4
f
—
__
Wm n
n»
VI
-
1790
ri
.210796,'
.210923
.00311807"
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00285795"
.00285795*
.00285795"
.00237562
.00237562
.00237562.;
.238025
.238100
.238162
.211043
".
.211045
2.817500
'
'
2.818437
2.816250
-
Washington Gas Light* Cql—,
.00237562
/
.
:
E/
2.816875
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912'
Macfadden
.328351
.328389
.328289
.328189
.328356
MacMillan
.0800560*
.0800560*
.264050
.264100;;
.0800560"
.0800560"
;
guilder
.264012
pound
2.790532
"
.264000
"
2.789603
,-
<
.0800560'
v:
:
.140080"
.140080"
.406950"
.496950*
.496950*.,
.0349000"
.0349000"
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095.*;,
.193283"
.193283*
—
.0238095"
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.0238095"
.193283*
—
.193283"
-
.140080*
2.788985
.140080*
.
:
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.806973
2.805827
2.804171
2.818437
2.817500
2.816250
2.814687.
Bloetiel,
1785
*
v
first
debenture
'v Pag*
•T'jr?"
July.; 1
coupon notes,-«due_1964iiri_„
May
_
jr
England.Telephone ^Telegraph Co.—*>■■■■ /,"'-If:'
tffcb(?ntures,-.;.due ".1986_di'r-i^i_^_._.._"T>Iayi:9
lire;;::5#. jcnmulr preferred .stock—May 29 °
Washington Gas .Light -Co.—.: - !-t*v
'<*■■■*
1
1787
f;$4.50 cumulative ^convertible preferred stocka——-May
v."j.rft.i'-. '
23
1317
1587
-
——-—
2.806351
•Announcement jn.-this vissue.
2.816875
•Nominal.
porting member banks. Holdings of Treasury notes in-^
in all districts, largely reflecting the purchase
of a new issue. Holdings of "other" securities increased
$157 million of which $79 million was in New York City.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Decrease (—) Sine*
ASSETS—
Bold certificate account
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
'Ofetsfl .gold certificate reserves
B. M. motes of other banks
Otfeer -cash
Otooounts «end advances
20,613,392
847,607
21,460,999
476,593
124,999
3,169
—
—
128,168
-
7,828
173,827
—
41,270
7,602
37,235
281
12,518
2,001
37,428
ber banks.
ber banks follows:
534,505
♦
E
2,789~257
—
—
•
12,493
:■.
.
Loans
Gov't securities
"3*tal 'loans and,securities—
534,505
23,703,972
'—
adjustedt
adjustedt
loans
92,000
—
5-
148,390
534,505
+
chasing
454
carrying securities--—
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
ing securities
115,088
+
7
Dank
4,921,914
847^519
306,428
premises
86,423
+
184
•+
Bthor assets...
232,429
+
15,292
+
■
Real
19,798
104,363
loans
estate
Other loans
U.
S.
4.
.2
-
:
•—'1,063,614
—
172,508
UAKLITIES—
2,092
—
U.
lederal Reserve/notes
26,374,828
—•
18,555,468
—
112,963
+
48,350
S.
Other securities
Loans to
reserves
u. s. Treas.—general account
462,266
227,423
Foreign
Other
314,454
68,681
+
-+
31,614
—
.395,182
316,346
+
11,328
J33.830
160;414
+
102,204
+
102
+
3,906
147
j.44
+
+
f 57
+
Balances with
domestic
26
+
13,560
+
529
+'
145
2,623
+
13
210
82.
+
Central
19,640,339
Deterred availability cash Items
Dither TiUbs. & accrued divids..
Total'liabilities
-
i
.
4,161,260
19,531
50,195,958
'
—
266,059
240,726
LIABILITIES—
698,447
+
5,898
1,610
—
+
101
+
—1,075,859
—
186,377
Demand
deposits adjusted
Time deposits except U. S.
U. <S.
Government
Interbank
350,273
Other capital
213,183
99
+
+
18,866
+
61,605
27,543
accounts
+
449
G'o
deposits:
+
291
1,505
+
3
35
255
+
166
464
+
2
489
707
.+.
Federal
s
others
Reserve
Banks
-
172,508
of
loans
to
banks
are
and after deduction
shown gross.
of
valuation
Dontingent
'
liability
-anoes
^purchased
(Correspondents
DuiuStrial
,
on
.1%
+
—
Concord
Edison
Co.,
129.815
5,463
1,007
A
+
re¬
5-" 1
-in leading cities
tmwvs
following principal -changes for the week
DUfofr April 46: Increases of $513 million in loans to
and (dealers
for ^purchasing
other securities,
6-
^ Treasury notes, $529 million
With Federal Reserve
in
Banks, $1,240 million in demand
Deposits adjusted, and $1,762 million in U. S.
Govern^deposits.
and
common
$39 million in the San Francisco
District, $17 million in
District, and $13 million in the Minneapolis
appear
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stoek called ifor.
redemption,
in
another press
5-
6,
"7-'T
6-1G
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7-16-
..-15- A
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4-161
6- 1
7-16
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4-18
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6-10
5-15
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;
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:
4-15
5-
1
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»
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5-
4-15
50c
$1.16
.
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.
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221-ae
(quar.)_
——1_
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3-24
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4-30
5-15
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5-
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4-15
5-15
30c
4-30
5-15
13c
>■"
(quar.)-
(quar.) ——
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$2.20 preferred
:
4-24
0-15
-
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9-
12-15
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S.)
& Co.,
$4.50
Date
l(
Blue Ribbon Corp.,
Lawson &
4%%
4^%
5%
"
s.
1%
Coll.
Cities
trust
Utilities
4%
non-cumul.
Corp.—
debentures,
f.
Paper Art Co. Inc., 5%
United
Apr 22
convertible preferred stock
Jones, Ltd.,
Container
15-year
preferred stock
Page
conv.
pref.
-■
$4:52
t,
.
Apr 30
1650
-
1966
.May 23
debentures, due 1958_:
series A,
Continental Gin Co.,-^^%
Continental Life .Insurance
May
--Cook Paint
due
^__„JApr
1964
Varnish;
pfd.
Cosmopolitan
Quarterly
.
-
Co.
preferred stock
conv.
41st
&
Power
general
June
5
1537
1
1537
May
bonds
ser.
Diversified Oil -& Mining Corp.-—
6% five-year s. f. debentures due
.
•..
•
1961
W,
Class
B
(quar;)_"__^.a
<fe .Forster, 8% pfd,
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
1987__May 23
-
•
'.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____:
-_May
1
1541
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred <?quar.j—
7-30
4-21
-
„-6- .1
5-15 7-1
"6-:1.,
-
5-15
v5-T-
4-15,.
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8-
1
11-
11-15
1
6-
10c
5- 1
4-15
5- 1
4-15
$2
—
(quar.)
7%
6-16
1
15c--
;
(quar.)
preferred
Cuban American Sugar
1
0- 1
5-
5-20
10c
,
$1.12
due
-
7-
i
8-15
Company, Class A
6
5-5
6-1
---$4
$1.12
Co.—
mtge.
Crossett
Crum
American Discount Co. of Georgia—
5.90% capital debentures due 1973
Maine
,5-25
$4
Pag®
6
6-
1
6-30
6-16
5-15
-
6
...
4-21
28c
6-
2
28c
!_
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-
17%c
25c r.
4-18
.
-
t$1.30
:
5-15
■■■
; "5-20
$1.13
(quar.)_
5-15
6-2.
„
$1
(s-a)-_
(quar.)
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
Air Reduction
50C
5-29
r
0-2"
25c
(quar.)
Realty* Jfquar.
6-43,-
.
'
(Toronto)
common
4-11
„
60c
J_;
prior:preferred ',iquaL.)__—___
Copp Clark PuWishing Co., Ltd: ;(quar:)i.u/_
26
4-18
$1.13
$3
7
4-4
1
.$1.04
si.i2 y2
(•quar.)-!"
com.
Transportation Lines
&
1
5-
+
preferred. (quar.i»Lliil____
preferr^.'(quar,)__U_l^__r_—
Continental
due
Co.—
notes,
,
5-
20c
Power Co., common (quar.)___^./
preferred-. (quar,)_Ji/___z__
Cqrp." of Ainerica,
preferred (quai1.
4.
4- 4 •:'«
4- A
55c
; 25c 7
"5^_ pfdj (sraj
..Container
4%
7
May
stock
r
4-
$1.25
-
Consumers
Ayres (L.
5-1
•. 5- :1: '
Y.—
Latmdries Uorpv- (quar.)__
Consolidated. Texhlg,
$4.16
.
Freigiitways-.Hqnar.
.*'!Consolidated
4- 4
5-T
-r
4
35c
;;v".
(quar.)__
Consolidated Edison .Co. of N.
$5 preferred (quar;);__s_^
:,5-..sl-
52t4c
:
Corp.
4-
-5r 1
-
51 V*c
>
i.
(quar.)
DeaTborn
Consolidated
NOTICE OF TENDER
Central
BeWings of Treasury bills increased $103 million in
PTew/York City and a total of $147 million at all re-
2
'
$L31 V*
;
—
—
common
$2.06
Consolidated
including (those called Hinder sinking fund* provisions.''
The date indicates the redemption' or last, date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives- the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were
given1 in the "Chronicle."
National
iCtenmercna and industrial loans
decreased $2 million
Dt aa xeporting member
banks; the principal changes
were ^decreases of
$61 million in New York
City and
$13 TnRhon in the Cleveland District, and
increases of
Mfltixt. -Changes by
industry
release.
preferred
a
'
reserve balances
4^-15
.
or
carrying U. S.
$1,946 million in hold-
4-W
4-17
5- '."1;'
■
*
955
sjf the ^Federal Reserve System
(the
4-24
$1.50
.
:
5-12
;* 5-' 1'
/
Life Assn. (quar.)^^—„ *.t" $50c
Quarterly
i
—r.t50c
Quarterly.
11
<
J50c
Connecticut! Light/A-Power
;:A 1$1.90 preferred ^(qnar. )-T———&
-I ;, 47Vac
$2 preferred • (quar*) _1'__-r: 50c
$2.04 pfeferred;.(quar.)—
:
v
:
51c
65,637
'3Ht£ condition statement iof
weekly Teporting member
.
4-16
4-17
i
"5- 1
Confederation
'
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
OBent
.
4-30
■
"6t30"
"
preferred (quar.$1.37Vj
Conduits National, Ltd. (reduced)——
?15c-
foreign
loan commitments—
-5S15
"
$1.06Vi
(quar.)—.
com.
Fund..—L-
Concord Natural Gas,
.2%
Below will be found
■voters
-'4-30
-
75c
$1.1*6
S2.0CD
maks
-
4.64 %
accept-
for.
J25c
>
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (qnar.)
Commonwealth Telephone Co. .(Pa.)
*
;
12-20
5-L5
-
46.6%
T2-28
^
-r-+''; $1-06
preferred (quar.
(quar.)-
9
:I ,5- 9
.t20c
:
•*
5.25%
,
blUUes combined
$35
5-
..
6- -2
.
5%%
serves, individual loan Items
6- "2
'
(quar.)_
preferred
•
.
J
50c"
;
-{.(monthly):ellc
Corp., $4.25 pfd.
,
-vji
..
(quar.)"—X 87'/ic
common
6- 5
-5-16
'V6*.''2
•
—
Commonwealth
11,490
Power,
•;/
4-18
CT-'l
•
lOc
'
—
4.65,0
1,140
+
5-1^
40c
coinnion-—-
(initial)—.
4Y*%> preferred • (quar.;,)-
+) 3,9.41^
+1,762
1,147
From
4-18
;
Columbus & Soutiiorn: Oliio Electric—
97.
66^602
12146
—1,063,614
~
Borrowings:
tExclusive
51,596,155
Ratio of-gold certificate -reserves
(to ^deposit and jF. R, .note lia-
+
3,610
banks
From
809,198
+1,240
27,038
Foreign banks
Capital paid in
Burplus (Section 7)
Burplus (Section 13b)
Total'llabs. & capital (accounts
Government
deposits—
demand
Domestic
capital accounts—
,56,491
<>4-30
Louis
—.
Columbia Pictures
"Total deposits
&. St.
...
4
—
guaranteed
Common
\
_
12-19
(monthly)'
11c
(monthly)
——_J!
"lie
(monthly) —s
—i
-lie
4Vs^> preferred (quar.)
tl:l2Ya
4VzYo pr'eferted (quar.)——
-• $1.12Vii
Colorado Oil & Gas, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
31%C
Columbia• Gas System-Inc.
(quar.)
'i
-25c
Columbia Terminals Co.r 6% pfd. Jquar.-)
37lie
Columbian,:. National
Life
.Insurance^. Co;.'.'»
; (Boston)
(quar.)
•
BOc
645
banks_^
r,
1-1-59
Common
1,471
1,215
+
—
"
5-23
$1.25
Chicago
Common
290
—
regular
Colorado
946
+
28
+
952
.
6-20
Collyer Iiislila ted-Wire Ub.+(quari)ZiL-—50c
Colonial Finance? 5C& pfd. <1956 ser.) (quar.)
~
$1.25
Colonial AFurtd ^(quarterly .-from invest, inc!)^
;v' - 10c
30
+
2,109
8,974
1,766
,,
<4-21
/
„'7- 4
<;*'87.*/aC-
+ 1,779
-..J.-
-
6rl4
*
$1.50
Cleveland Worsted Mills
(liquidating)—
Coeiirane-DunlQp Ha3rdwaTe,-.Ltd.—
Class A "(quar.) J—i.
Cogfi^n (B. J.) Ltd. (quar.)_:
CQjgate-Palmolive Co.; rcommon: iquar.'J/.l.i''--.
3V2 ^
preferred--
104
+1,946
banks
Reserves with Federal Reserve BanksCash in vault
:
*5- 1 "
.
;;
4-21
:
''d$1.50
Co., 5fa*
7%
1,057
,20,001
bonds
4-14
■
'
5-H
;
5-16
:5-15.
'
-
'
5-10
"
'
-35c.
..
j'll^0pre£6iT'ed.+[qher.H——$T.12^j
895
+
•
7
-6- «
fC * $1.00 ?4'
__r;7
25c
- (quarfj
Mahoning Ry. ,(s-a).-'_
Clpwfland 8andusky-;Brewing
'
513
+
1,131
6,940
——
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—+»
A%' (special guaranteed (quar.)—
91
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
5
11-
25c
Controller- Go.
ClAJrtanL/Electric -IlUinTiGatmg/
324
+
—
17
+
6
9-
lt-26
4.
-
5,445
+
+
30,164
-6-
:'9-25
$1.25
Gas &
Electric^ common (quar>^:-.. 37l»c
SerVice*C6/"(quarr. )-^'-4—60c
Eetnl-annual
Cleveland, Clnclhhati,
33
11,126
-
Government securities—total
Treasury bills
51,596,155
-
•
v
+
1,280
8,729
..
*•*6^20
$1.25
r
'
'
3
1128
SI.25
(quar..):———-
City Stores Co., com. (quar.),
?4 V* ft conv. 'preferred (quaf.)
Hr.
4
.+
(quar.)—
7-11
10-
12-18
Cincinnati
Cities
.v
Treasury notes
'ItoMH^esets
Member bank
613
—
2,931
or
-
—
+
—
.30,208
loans
-7-21
710-23
37 taC
.
1957
2,879
53,575
industrial
and
Agricultural
+
3V.(fC
3fVaC
4_
i
-
(quaT.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool .(quar.)
mem¬
1958
92,713
-
Payable -of Rec.
"
(In millions of dollars): 7
Commercial
92~,000
15
Items
cash
Series
aeries
Ajirll 17,
.
Share
•
(quar.).
Clearfield) &
April 9,
-
■
.(quar.)—.
(quar.)
A preferred
A preferred
A preferred
Series
:
1958
j7^.4
Pacific'^iRR'P^f
Common
Clark
reporting
April 16,
investments
and
of.Company
Common
■;'
-V
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur-
23,703,972
23,983,949
Due from foreign banks
Bnoollcctcd
'
i
ASSETS—
Loans
bought outright-
"SeMamder repurchase agree't
Total U. S.
■
+
Notes
>
■
-
,
.
8,58o,u06
—8,571,413
Name
"
Decrease (—) Since
968,610
19,946,105
—
in
City, $312
Increase ( + ) or
TM
Bonds
Total
;
A summary of assets and liabilities of
>
Ctertiricates
?
increased $330 million
outside of New York
District,- $272 million in the San
District, $96 million in the Kansas City Dis¬
trict, and $84 million in the Philadelphia District, but
they decreased $150 million in. New York City. Time
deposits increased $65 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict and a total of $149 million at all reporting mem-
431,654
494
Bought outright—
gtlip
;
165,999
—
54,385
+
242,055
6. jflovemment securities—
Cwptances—bought ^outright—
I
—
37,385
■+
433,833
iMustrial Joans-
|
—
District
Francisco
1957
1958
1958
>
>
Chic^fu Milwaukee
million in the Chicago
April 24,
April 16,
'April 23,
deposits adjusted
the New York
Increase ( + ) or
,
!
OMttion
Demand
(In thousands of dollars)
(Continued from rpage -16)
,
V4BS&.m,.
Per
When
Uolderg
-
creased
9-
2
8-15
-91.75
7-
1
6-17
9-29
9-17
-
$1.75
-
-I7
1
29-year
.233350
^
,
Date
-
A__MayA5
Prentice-Hall,
.193283*
.233350
2.807007
pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
>■
ser.
New
.0238095*
—
Union <of South Africa,
'(■
mortguge^bonds, :due -1965_____/^rii„—;i.J8ep *1'
Michigan Credit Uifion "League.—V*-' ,?;.>./&**. * .«
*"V-
.496950*'
.0349000"
peso
&
4%
2.788366
.140080*
.496950"
Norway, krone
y.
17904;
/'•>:.
.
Publications,., Inc., debentures___;.__.
4%
.264000
2.786819
*"■;
;
Hershey Chocolate Corp,, 4^%..cumul. pfd. stk.
.02277912"
.
/.: -
ENT*RE ISSUES.CALLED
Company and Issue—-.
.211105
.
,
.v
-'
.
'5%" refunding mtgcv-Tioha's, due 1582_-l:V~--~i"_«r__,^Iay,l5
.00285795*
:
,.
2.814687
:
.
.238200
.210945
<
,<
1548
210873
.00311807"
.00277912"
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
/yVi
1547
.210848
.211082
Zealand,
w*4-
»v\
1547
.00237562
Mexico, peso
f H652
I962il4Maf.il".>',71347
due Feb. 4,
1.030937
-
.238012
—
yen
Netherlands,
<A,- due " 1969_____Maj ££
ser.
.0200500
r
1.030625
bonds,
.0385356*
; .03853$6^m- / :
,
mtge. partic.
,
.00311807"
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
New
;
.0200500
1.030898
1st
Corp.x^.^r
y.,--.y•/-.-/+
; . .
.7 "...
1st (closed) mtge.tii ViTr s." f. fjonds, due
1960T—-—May-SiSouthern California Gfis Cq:"..—.7':
.00285795"
.210948
(official) -
rupee
Japan,
.0^OUJ56"
,
1.030312
,
5Vz%
.0239365
j,;
2.242778"
*
---
"
mark
Deutsche
Ireland, pound
'
.0237082
'
.
V'i"'
Seabrook Farms Co., 33,i % .s. t. debs,
South Coast
.0555555*
.
* '(
~
Gas.
43,*(o first mortgage honds-due-19731 i-11Ti.__/May +T" T5 4 5
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.—•••'*
' '
:
'
'
$
:
s/r
debentures^^ue^A^fii*.
Apr. 24
$
,0?*1084
.0200500
-
237'*
Tire & Rubber
Mississippi Valley Investment Co.,-Inc.—
First mortgage j?onda,"due^^958rrrrY2^g^J!/21j-lL jC
Thursday
.0555555*
2.244023
.0385356"
'
.0200500
(Free)
Germany,
.0242515
1.030312
1
.0555555*
2.245019
2.245766
pound
Austria, schilling
—•
Belgium, franc
-Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee—
Finland, markka
t-.
France
(Metropolitan), franc
Apr.
■
$
$
-
.0555555'
Australia,
Apr. 22
Wednesday
V-V
43i '/o subordinated d^enxares
(Value iii United States Money)
Tuesday
■
1968—May,16
due
firstrmprtgage:3t.
Georgia Power Co./ 514 %V Jatf "m'6rt
Indianapolis. Paint Ss'/jCqlor.sCo:-*v,*:*>-
-
Friday
5\'z%• first mortgage series A bonds,
Gas Service Co.,
EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
APRIL 18, 1958 TO APRIL 24, 1958, INCLUSIVE
4'-' '
" ^
Country and Monetary
T'A-i
Fahralloy Canada Ltd.—
certifies daily to the
FOREIGN
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
countries of the
y ;
-
Volume
187
Number 5737
.
The Commercial
.
.
J"
Par
ffamk of Company
.
Cuban
-
Sugar (liquidating)
XX_
Stock "dividend
(7/100ths of a share of
1
yWhen/; 5- 7 J'
$6
587 Vac
<quar./x_X__common
X'XxX""-
Co.,
1
/
5-
5- T
35c
4-
1-
-
4
Class
Class
Financial
X—___XX_X
X'
X
__XXx~~'
ZXX
XX7
(qUar.XX-
A
Class"; "ft*
quar.
)X
A -■•quar. >__•
Daggaforitein
•
Mines
50c
55-
1
$1.25
5-
1
8X<S.>»
'-■+$7'-'*;"
\
8-
4-21
/
5-13--V
15 er;
6-
4-23
2
uvare
Delaware Power & "Light Co. (<rtmivr;X.Xi'/xX 50c p;'
n
Dean Phipps Stores^ 5fe% pfd. ,<quar; >XXZ' X
13c- *
5-
,
Debenture
«fc Securities-Corp.
of,.-j;r.n-.tua—7? .-t.; \
5%* preference *.a--a)..X;uX:uci'a.- iXXX
{$2.50
Dennisou;.Mfg., common A {quar,)<XXX-X% ' '
40c*..
'fj Voting common iquar.i v-V-40c8%.' debenture stock (quar.)XX____XX_ x
$2 .•
con v.:
-
Ftanklin
3-i
6-
3-1
5-
3-
5-
Fraser
v
Tramway. Corp.—
X;.
t
y ; ',_y
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred tquar.)-h^^-.«^;'«62,/2C. ;.
6-15
$2.50 to. $3.50 preferred (quar.)________X/* 62fec-r ; 12-15-y
Dehver Union Stock Yard (quar.
X_
$11r 6- 2
6- 5"
5-15 ; - 5-
5
25c
5-15 r
5-
5
45c
5-
1
4-
7
37 Vac
5-
1.':
4-
7
6-
2
XquaT. );X_XX
(quar. )____•
Xx_
$1.50. preferred
Dicbold,. Inc. (quar.)
Diocesan- Investment
Beneficial
--
.
X-i,
^
______
20c
:;V
'.lerly.vfrcm, netinvestment'; income) X * XX;
Dividend .Shares. Inc.
dividend
Dodge Mfg.,
$1.56
.>
Dome
'
50C."
:
37 fee;"
V
Fulton
"
IX*
-
5-
.-
Dominion Tar
Chemical Co.,
&
Ltd.—
it. Common., (.quar.),
$12 fee;.
i25c
preference 'quar.
Domingucz Oil Fields .(monthly)
4fe
/
3-31
•?* t$l.25, ,
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)_m__™_
i - ^ ,$20c. ,
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)u-_J50c; ■
Dbminiori. Fabrics,-Ltd., common, (quar.) „_^ ."' tl5c '
2nd, convertible preference (quar.)
;
;.it37Vso '
,Dbminioh-SteeJ & Coal.Corp., Ltd., (quar.)—
t25Cs ;
Dominion Tar & Ghemleal, com." (quar.)j,
^ilZVzC
Dbnqld.Rqpes; & Wire Cloth, Ltd.—
"
Finance
2
2
4-17
5-23.1
5-15
5-
I,'
1 V:
5- 1-i-
1-y/
4-
1
h 8Qc -participating prefernce E (quar:)—___
Do'pglas/Airbiaf6, <. qua r.)
Dover
Cahf.—
'
"
.
preferredquar.)^_i_
5','jVc
t.
of
4-15
5-21
5-
4-410
.•
i
..
,5c from net realized securities profits)^— ■'
of:.Canada (1956),, Ltd., com.__
.
v
•
*
10c.
10c'
5\'o- preferred > quar.)_
Dynamics Corp/ of America—„
convcrtihle
"preference
Kootcnay Power Ltd.,
7.
pfd.
(accum.)
Eastern
States
$6
(Maryland)—
Corp.
"*/ $7' prefefreu A
preferred
V
"p-' "'r'; /
• <•
"
~
General
4.80%
5-30
General
.
i'f
'
'
'/iC
25c" -
R--X..
f:;
50?
Enamel
*
"&
Heating
»■
50c
pVeferred»«uqar:)
Eqiiitable Gaif,; common
4.50*o
cohv:
30c'
Eiiie-
P
:
-6fe list
;; i 15c
V
———-_lr
(quar.)X_—X
"preferred"(quar.)—
Erie
$5;
ptef&jrgi 4quar.)____1_
'
GX '&fo. preferred
Corp.
.•
„•
*•"
XX—
X*-
X-: 1
(quar.)_
&
:
•x
Federal Glass. Cm
Class
:
Grain- Ltd.,
B
-
Z*
<quar.)
Extra
Federal
5
•
!
-
«
class A;
Grafton
X
&
-•
Class
B
Class .A
Class
B
45c
$35c
$35c
20c
Special
10c
Mortgage
(Del.)
(monthly)—:
(monthly)—
(monthly):
class A
(monthly)-
r
lc
lc
lc
,
3-31
Hines
4-30
'"'4-16 "
lc
1
4-
1
45c
4-30
4-11
4-30
4-11
93/4c
4-30
4-11
5-
1
4-10
13/4c
5-
1
4-10
56V4C
5-
1
4-22
35c
5-
1
4-15
30c
Co.
Corp.,
5-16
Holt
6-27
6-13
6-14
5-29
5-
4-11
9
$1.25
5-
1
4-
7
Hoover
933/4C
5-
1
4-
7
Horder's
6-10
5-20
50c
5-15
4-18
4-30
4-17
Horn
87fec
4-30
4-17
Horne
$10c
5-15
4-16
Hotel
5-
4-
3
8
1
1
4-
1
6-10
5-15
4-25
32 fee
Class
4-25
5-15
(H.
Griesedieck Co.,
5%
Gross
5%
5-
1
4-15
6-
2
5-15
5-
1
'4-15
5-1
4-10
6-30
6-
7-
1
6-
3
55c
7-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
Illinois
Brick Go.
7-
1
6-
3
Illinois
Power
6%
Co.
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
,
4-21
*
5-
1
4-18
6-
2
5-16
1
5-16
6-
5
5-
50c
5-
1
4-15
5 6 fee
5-
1
4-15
$0.578125
10c
-•
15c
5-
30o
30c
60c
Co..
Ltd.—
51c
53 fee
(quar.),
Water
American
shares
American
shares
5-20
1
4-
Ingram & Bell.
Institutional
$50c
4-30
6-14
-
4-10
6-
5-
8c from
—,
—,
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$2
$2
$2
$2
$2
$2
$25c
t
4-15
6-io
.
5-20
9-10
8-19
12-10
11-18
5-20
6-10
•
50c class A
(12c
from
and
International
a
Investors,
Investors
Investors Trust
11-18
6-16
.
5-26
8-25
12-15
11-25
5-29
4-28
5-29
vestment
20c
$21 %c
37fec
37'/ac
12c
6-
1
9-10
9-
1
12-10
12-
5- 1
4-l»
5- 1
•./.:
4-16
-
-v
$12c
(from
net
5-15
5-22
5-
1
4-30
4-30
6-
7
4-16
$4.36
$4.22
Iowa
in¬
6-30
1
7-25
1
5- *
5-31
5- t
5-15
5- 1
4-ai
25c
8- .1
4-ai
3
4-30
37%c
Ltd
$8c
:
•
,
37 fee
(quar.)
3
X—~
——
|
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.
4.35%
4.40%
&
MX
8- 1
7-31
11- 1
10-30
11- 1
10-»Xs'-t
•
(quar.)_.
.
45c
6- 2
5-
$1.09
5- 1
5- 1
4-15
b
.
2
y:'is
a
*
"
(quar.)
—
:
6-26
7-
1
6-13
$1.08/4
7-
1
6-13
$1.10
(quar.)—
5-29
82 fee
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ironrite, Inc., 55c convertible
4-25
5-
9
5-
9
4-25
4-30
4-15
5-29
12fec
30c
6-16
6-
2
5-16
12V2C
5-
1
4-15
Jack
&
Heintz
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Jamestown Telephone Corp., common
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)——
Jantzen,
Inc.,
'
?
4-15
$1.06
(quar.)—1
(quar.)
Light Co., common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
8- 1
29e
37feo
(quar.)_,
7-
1
6-13
'
?
$1.20
7- 1
8-13
/
f
13/4C
4-30
4-15
20c
5- 1
4-16
$1.20
6-15
6-2
$1.25
7-
6-13
40c
■%
i
4-18
1
6-
5e
25e
(quar.)_
(Rhode Island)—
preferred
preferred
Power
3.30%
4.80%
8-
5--5
25c
6^14
5-
4-34)
$1.75
income)
$2.50 preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
1
5-15
4- 1
'65c
4-28
40c
40c
$12fec
$12 fee
25c
50c
i
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Mutual of Canada
5-1
5-
from
profits)..
—,
(quar.)—
Inc.
6-
in¬
distribution of
(7c
common
International Utilities Corp.
1
20c
Fund
preference
8-19
12-10
$15c
International Harvester Co., 7%
5-20
9-15
40c
7 fee
<quar.)_
Fund
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3
—
(quar.) __:
Interior Breweries, Ltd.—
* *
6-10
20c
5%
(initial)——.
(quar.)_
preferred
8-19
,
20c
75c
Ltd.—
securities
Interchemlcal Corp.,
11-18
.
20c
,
Ltd.. 60c preference (quar.)
Growth
9-10
9-10
_
1
Foundation
12-10
$25c
—
1"
"
(Houston) —
(quar.)—_—
13c from
6-10
4fe %
X
.
'.
—
vestment /income
4-30
$1.0614
••
security profits)
Institutional
9
6-25
25c
$1.25
—T_
,investment Income plus a distribution of
*
25c
100%
30c
...
(quar.) —
.
Shares,
Institutional
3
.
5-23
37 fee
(quar.)
common
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6% preferred (s-a)—
1
5-15
6-16
8%
31V4C
Industrla Electrica de Mexico S. A.—
5-23
2
Co.
Co.,
55 fee
583/4c
•
—
preferred (quar.)
4fe% preferred (quar.)——t
5-23
'•/
..
37 fee
—
52 fee
6-
35c
$1
35c
common
5%
4-15
1
50c
'
x
37 Vac
—
preferred
Indianapolis
•,
-
$1
$1.25
*■
preferred
preferred
6-11
.
25c
preferred
6-11
5-
5c
.
Xi-—
(quarl)
Indiana Steel Products
1
30c
—
$1.25
$1.25
,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
:
(quar.)
—
4.70%; preferred (quar.),
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. (final)—
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
4-25
6-16
$15c
$1.25
4.26%
4.42%
4-18
6-
"
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
$1.50 preferred
;
com.
4%
4-18
1
27 fee
shares
Insurance
4-26
1
25c
1_—
4.20%
1
5-
10c
preferred (quar.)
Life
Idaho Power Co., common
2
9-
$1.27fe
(quar.)
4.08%
5-
3%
(quar.)__
Gulf Interstate Gas Co.; (Del.)
Gulf
4-26
5-
60c
(quar.)—
common
%A
3
4%
(quar.)
Industry
Y.),
Refrigerator Co.
66c
(quar.)
B
(N.
10c
preferred (quar.)
Houston Lighting &; Power Co.-—
$1
$4 preferred (quar.)
12'fec
Hubshman Factors, class A (quar.)
—r
Class B (quar.)
$0.00625
:
12 fee
Hunt Foods, Inc., 5%
pref. (quar.)
12 fee
5% pref. A (quar.)
'
12 fee
Hunt Foods & Industries, common (quar.)__
"*$1,25
5% preferred A (quar.)—_—:—XXX
59:!4c
53',4 c
——
Telecasting, commorf
Class
Syracuse
-
,4-17
1
5-
.
>;.•
4-15
5-
4%
Huttlg Sash & Door—
5%
preferred (quar.)__
6% preferred
(quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)———
Hydra-Power Corp. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
(quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4% preferred (quar.)
—
;
5% preferred (quar.)X—X—
X
(quar.)
Growth
/45c
3
4-15/ W
,
5-15
50c
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
6-
1
5-19
*
$1.50
;
Hussmann
$1.25
•
convertible pfd.
(quar.)
7-25
(stock dlv.)
convertible preferred
62 fe c
(quar.)^—
—
Y.)
8-15
50c
(quar.)
Greyhound Lines (Canada)
5-
4-25
55c
_—
Inc.
25C
7-25
$25c
Fire Brisk
4-30
8-15
30c
— ■
L.>
25c
7-25
50c
'(quar.)—4-
P.)
5- 2
6-27
5-15
62 fee
B __X
(A.
4-15
5-29
8-15
(interim)
Quarterly
Green
4-15
9-10
25c
*
Union Co.
Green
5-15
25c
33c
Quarterly
.
2%
—
32 fee
.
Ltd., class A
4- 1
33c
B* (quar.)—X—
B (quar.)—
Great West Coal,
4-11
1
25c
(quar.);
Z_X
(quar.)iX*—
dividend
1
9
5-
—i
(N„
3-31
55-
50c
(quar.)
& Co., common
Hardart.
tf-31
5- 1
—X* $1.06 fe
«fmr.)
(Geo. A.)
&
6-21
4-21
1
-
—
A« (quar.)X_—_—
(increased)—___——
Class
Inc.
12- 5
7-10
5-
5%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Beariug
12-15
H.
.
5-
7-
(quar.»_
(quar.)
&
9- 5
37 fee
X
Co.,
"6% preferred A (quar.)
22fec
1_
class A
Ball
Hormel
60c
37 fee
$$1.25
,"X
—
preferred
G- 5
9-15
30c
XX—
dividend
$4.25
25c
(quar.)____—X:
Industries
(quar.)—1
Batteries
Cash
Hooker Electrochemical
4-10
1
6-15
50c
& Co:
Stopk dividend
5-15
6- 2
4- 4
4-15
31 fee
(quar.)
(stock div.);
,__x_-XHome Insurance Co, (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Home State Life Insurance Co. (Okla.)—
(Henry)
1
1
45c
(quar.%_____—X—
Lumber
4-15
50c
common
(Edward)
55-
45c
1
5-
5-"I
5-15
$1.25
—
Light, common
6-16
10c
5-15
53 fee
15c
Holly Stores Inc., 5% conv. pfd.
Holly Sugar, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
75c
1
,
10c
—
-—
25c
Kentucky— ;'
*
h:
——
of the Northwest—
Co.—
Co.,
A
Stock
25c
$35c
4-
4-30
:
plus this dividend)-—:
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
50c
preferred :B -(quar.).—
/ Grand
20c
15c
Electric
5-15
5-
4-15
4-30
45c
8
6-10
45c
•
$1.40 redeemable pref. (quar.)
Federal Insurance Co.' (quar.)
Federal
1
6-10
!
preferred h i quar.)______
preferred A (quar.) XX,
Class
$3
X.„ 68fec
(quar.).»X\i -30c
.1
Hilo
'I.
common (inltlal-quar.)
Stock dividendX——-——
(W. R.) & po.—
6% preferred (quar. )XX
______
6%;preferred (quar.)__—
6%i preferred (quar.)'___X:XXX_X_:
8%
preferred A (quar.)X-
8%
(quar.)
Warehouse
:
;
4-19
1
4-30
Powder
25c
preferred
8% ,-preferred
y
30c
$1.50-
1
5-
15c
4-15
(quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance
Compress
5-
5-
(quar.)XX_—X——_—
8% *' preferred
$1.12','2
'
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance (Syracuse
t
N. y:)
(quar.) X
XX
X-X*" *'
Fate-Root-Heath (quar.)
_X_.
X"
Fedders-Quigarw, Corp., common (quar.)
X
5fefe :preferred 1953 series
G- 2
at $51.50
15
50c
-
8%
-
Extra
4-21
—
preference
8%
-.$1.25
./
20c.
:<qua*.)XX_X^„
/,- -37feCx.
Fdlstaff, Brewing Corp., com. (quar.);__
■
25c
6%; preferred- Tquar.)—
—:
„1-X 30c
Farmer Brds/ (quar.)X
X__
X
6c
-
4-30.-'
Hevl-Duty Electric (s-a)
'
Higble Mfg. (quar.)—X___
4-29
New
/"X,
Fall River Gas Co.
Federal
Hercules
4-21
$7 fee
/
15c
Co.
Employees Corp.—
(Increased-seml-annual); ________
'
Falrbanks
4-15
1
4-19
(quar.)XX.
Wernicke
4%
-
r4fe%xiirefernedxriuar.) .XX
Esquire, * Inc.XJXX—..X_
5-
4-19
Inc.
Government
,
(quar.)
5-
56',4c
$1.25
——
4-30
(quar.).
Government Employees Insurance—
/quar.)_.
common
(Del.)
Corp.
Gould-National
•
Pittsburgh RR. Co.,"7% gtd,.(quar.) '
:Railrbad, $5 preferred, -<quar.X:
$5 preferred
Eriahger*Miife,
112 fee
—
preferred (quar.)
_____
Hercules Galion Products, Inc.—
7% preferred class A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate 4'/4% series a preferred
(entire issue called for redemption 011 May
29c
—::——
Tire & Rubber, (quar.)
Tire & Rubber -(Canada)
—
j
(quar.)
preferred
4-19
X—
Mfg.
,
Erie-&"
'
4-23
Grace
:
5VX2iid preferred (quar.):
1
$1
(quar.).
Goodyear
$l.l2fe
r
5-
50c
(quar.)—
common
Investments Ltd.
I'm
Goodyear
{quar.)..
4-10
5-10
Hemenway Furniture Co., common (quar.)—
5'fe% convertible preferred (quar.)
•34c
Goodman
•
.-•*
40c
:
4-23
1
—
(quar.).
Telephone
1st
6%
/Globe
"
-
1
1
(quar.)
;
5-
(quar.)—^—
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., common (quar.)
4fe%
preferred (quar.')_
434%
preferred (quar.)^
'Glen-Gery Shale Brick, common (quar.)
y
12 fee
(quar/X-XJLX
comtribn: (stock diyiaend),
-emu.
,e
$1.25
—
56-
—
(quar.)
common
4-15
(quar;)
(quar.)'———
(Interim)
Gillette Co.
ir
,.lfeX ' '
I/
606;
•-*' $10?
r-X—
(quar.)
tquar.)
pfd.
—
1
Getty Oil Co., 4% preferred
$1.18:)+
preferred.
Forgo & "Steel Corp;,
\-y:
4fe%
4-25
5-19
75c
4834c
__
:—:—X'
(quar.)
1
class A
America,
9
6-10
4-11
4-30
•40c
__X
(quar. 1
common
Ltd.,
Co.,
of
Co.,
3/4%
5-16 |
1
15c
5%
preferred (quar.)
;
:
"5.10%
preferred Xquar.)—
(quar.)_:
•
"
EqiiitTy
Corp., ;
l3/100th) of'as share pf Finaifcial Gen-(■ erat
Coipf cbmmdn for^(eacli share held)
$2'Cohyei^;ii»ie--preferrcd '(quan)—
-
"
;
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(quar.)X
Marx
Light,
preferred
(J.
6-10
5-
6-30
10c
Hecht
2
.
c'K
-
&
6-30
5-31
4%
—-—r——.-X ..62fec
1
——
..
a
*
4%
Optional (Payable in cash or stock)
6-
(quar.)^
preferred (quar.) —
.—;—
preferred (quar.)—X-XX—
preferred (quar.) —J————
5.28%
preferred (quar.)
X_
Ltd.,'—
Products;
(quar:)
Class -.A common;
EqfutablO Credit Corp.,' 600"pfd.
:
40c
5- 9
4-18
4-30
$1.50
4.40%
"
$1.19
1
5-31
15c
(s-a)
1
a.
pi-.
25c
WilHahxs^oft RR, ,(s-a)XX_.i
Manufacturing Co. '(quar.)——
Empire"DistricrP Eleetric, com. (quar.)m—_i
.'' "5$/-"preferred'; ''quar.)XrX—-—
4-'> V * preferred? .-(quar .)'Xi_~——
Empire Millwork 'Stock dividend)
Employers Crroup Associates (quar.
&
Erahart
1
4-
:_-_X
5-
41% : l/Glannjni '(G. M.)
Co.—
1?
conv. preferred (quar.)— -I——_—
T*|c
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines, Ltd.—
-
1
4-
(payable in class A stk.)
Haydock Fund, Inc
5-
XX.
General Waterworks Corp., com.
T
4-30
4-30
■
5-
preferred; (quar.)—_—_X—X-—...
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
(quar.)
;;
General
/
■
5-
Z. 4.75%
4-15
Wi--
—________
.:
15c
4','4';b
5-31
■
■
14c
13 fee
15c
Electric
Corp.
5
20c
11-1
25c
62 fee
preferred
General
5-15
I2fe~
EliWra
Oil
Telephone
$2.20
4-15
$1.50'
■
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'
4-30
6-12
$1.75
B; (accum.)—
'
Co..
5'preferred
4-25
r
5- 5
12 fee
$2 preferred (quar.)—
s. General Telephone Co. of
4-30
*
5-15
37 fee
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
"XX-X-
,
5-20
"
caecum.;/
Ecuudorean'Corp.—i i
—
"•
10c"
17fe.c"
':y: 700 preferred (quar.>_
3
5-15 '"
25c
11-15
87 fee
preferred (quar.)Xi/—XJ_—
$1.30 preferred (quar.)'_XXXXX
,$1.32 preferred (quar.)
X—
5-26'
$$1.75
'
t$1.25
Heppenstall Co.,
preferred, (quar.)...
1;—
preferred (quar.)— XX——'
$1.32
'4-30
50c
Hat
$1
$1 preferred
4-11
5-15-v
Harlz
1
5-31
,
6-16 ,v
/*
J"
(quar.)——^1 :.L~.
IiidUstriesv Inc., common" < quar. >— . -
Eastern
••
;;,31V4C
-:
- -
(s-a
Eastern- Air Lihfes
'
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5-20
4.
65c;Cla'ss A-;.'quar. )___.
u_„
"il4c,.
4.80^/ preferred (quar,) -—^t30c..
Duro-Test Corp., common (stock dividend)—"
V.'c
;>
:
r
4-18
4-30
1
6-15
"•/ $1
25c. V 5- I-;
,
35e.; ;.;. 6-10,;.
Dupuis,Frere!?,;ll.td., class A (quar.) J—//_—•-^ +14c.
5-irj-V
58-
15C
Steel Wares 'Cm/Ltd
coin, (quar.)
preferred (quar.');;.———
General Telephone Co. of California—
; 4fefe preferred (1945 series)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida— 1 ;
■/•.:
4-29,
.
5-12
pfd. (quar.)_.__w
4-22
...
General
4-29
5-1.
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co. (quar.)/_;vr
DiM .&VBradstreet; Inc. (quar.iv.—";—/
East
•;
$1.30
; * $1.25; /
5-15
5- 1
Cbrp., common (quar.)
j»$3.50 preferred series A (quar.).—_.——
Corp..
and.
2
■_
v
(quar.)
Scnaffner
Hartford
4-22
Shoe
Common
.<;■ 6- 1|.
3434c
—
du Pont Co.
$1
Mills,
General
-
B
3.90%
1
4-30
"5-21
,
8-15
20c
(quar.)
Merchandise
General
/
555-. preferred (quar.)
——
Dreyfus Fund."(5c from earned income
'
1
50c
25c
3-29
1
5%
$20c
_
4-15
5-
(quar.):
Co. Xquar.)XX
Dynamics
General
3-28
5-
Baking
General
1
4-15
4-28 *
4-23
1
4-28
$$1,12fe
X
5-
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Hart
4-30
5-
$$1.12fe
(quar.)_X~
General Motors Corp.—
5-16
'■}. $5 preferred "(quar.).
4.30 >
$3.75 preferred (quar.).
X—_—
4-30 ;
General Outdoor Advertising Co.
(quar.)..
4-15 V
General Public Utilties Corp. (quar.)
20
5%
10c
(quar.)
4-15
5-15
$3c
10%
"
A"
Co—
Stock dividend
.
10c
A
Bakeries. Ltd.
Crude
6-
Class
3-26
$2
5-15
75c
—:__u_
X Stock dividend (payable*in class A stk.)
'
5-23
5-26
$1.25
(quar.)XX
General
7-
4-21
5-13
4-15
Fund—
Co.
Cigar
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,
Co.
Industries
Service
General
6-
2
6-12
6%
X
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General
1 -;
1
6-
60c
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4-15
1
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1
5-
———X"
—
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Hancock Oil
5-
29c
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Gas
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1-16
4-30
5-
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$30C
(quar.).—
5-16
7-2.1"
preferred fquar.) /-___i„-_l_h__-:
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preferred
4-15
8-
25c ;
—__
$0.2156
(quar.)
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Douglas
preferred
5-29. r
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■!
5%
6-30
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1
4-15
1
5-
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(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.).....
4-30 r
:
933/4C
preferred (quar.)
common
General
25c
6-20
5-
Corp.—
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., com.
General
"150c:"
6-30
6-17
dividend
preferred
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5%
Hamilton Funds, Inc.—
6-20
6-30
25c
-
■
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1
1/
•
$3
4-15
.
17 fee
—:
—i-xXXX"'."
Hallnor Mines Ltd.
5
$1.25
(s-a)__
(quar.)___
Securities
preferred
$1.50
'
Dominion-Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly,,
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Gale & Co.,
6-14
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preferred
1st
Gabriel
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5-15
1
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12c
AA
Industrial
$3.50
r. ;:4-10
5-15
7-
•
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4% pfd.
Co., class A
class
Common
5-
4-30'
39c;
(quar.)
6-
Stock
4-18
1
—_
(s-at'XXX—XX-
Trailer,
$6 preferred
5-31
7-
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(quar.)-.;
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1
7-
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Fuller Brush
4-28
5-
■.
5-1.
5-
$30c
Series
preferred
Fruehauf
4-15
5-23
9
5-24
____
common
Ltd.
l
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1
5-
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2 V4 c-.
:
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preferred
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10 c
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Houses,/Inc.;.(quar.)
Stock
5-
6-14
t30c
-
.
6-12
14c
A
75c
$1.75
(quar.)—;_
1
5-
66 fee
—
^(L.) Realty (qaar.)X„—
Trust Shares—
interest
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd. (quar.)__
Divco-Wayne Corp. (quar.-)Diversified 'Investment
Fund,, : Inc. - (quar-
Dobbs
-
15c
.
pfd.
(quar.) —!
Friendly Finance Inc., 6Co pfd.
Frito Co.
(increased)
X*
5-15
25c -
common
Halle Bros., common
feXX—X_hX——
Co.
Ltd.
(A.
4 fe %
12- 5
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5-15
1
10c
Freiman
•
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6-
$1.12fe
(quar,)XXr___
Telegraph
Friedman
'
Giorgio Fruit; Corp., class A (quar. )r„_ •
.'Class B- (quar.);.
X_
X
XXX:—'
Hagerstown Gas
5
5-5
Denver
,
Hagan Chemicals & Controls, Inc.—
5.30% preferred (qua?.) _i-
4-14
65c
(Ordinary)'•'(final)—;,
Ltd.
Cos/
5
6-
4-11
5-15
8-19
8- 1
2
4-11
1
—_X
preferred (quar. XXX
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Franklin-Adams
6-13
6-
1
5-
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i'i
21
5-
8
6-
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5-19
9
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4-15
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&
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4-14
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4-8
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5-15
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56'Ac
(Newark," N/J.")
6-
9-
$1.25
4-30
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4-28' *• "iFord. Motor
wy-o
-
X-X
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Foot Bros. (Hear & Machine Corp.—
,
preferred
$5
4-10
4-30
$1
&
3,3/4 ck; preferred
"3-31
3Ofc-yr 5-15.;-
jgy
Food
4-10
1- ''
45c
(quar.)—
common
''Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5%
4-21
2'c
Corp.,
-/Fiftipgs, Ltd.,.class A.,,('s-jft)—
XX-X
Fleming Company; -commonX-X
:
5 %preferred
(quar.)
—_'X—X—
4-10
1
$1.75 >
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Day-Brito Lighting Inc. rquar.jX
Day strom,.jlne
stroma;Ine. (qimr;)___x^-X/-XXXX-
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4-101
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Mobile & Ohio RR.—
Gulf
4-30
6-15
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Rubber, 4fe%> pfd. .(qiiar.iFlrst National City Bank (N. Y.),, (quai\)_ Firth Sterling Inc., 7%? pfd. (quar.)"— X„
; I'irestohewTirc
4-10
5-1
5-15
_
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Nome of Company
of Rec.
17c
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semvfhnqai • X_X ./XX;
-
4-28
5-11'-
$1.12
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•
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5-28. r
$1
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preferred
Fireman's
,
12-34^12-20
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.
B-26
50c
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-
6-26
50c
payable
283/ic
-
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Share
Par
Holdert
When
per
.
—
4-18
5-15
-
Name oj Company
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Federal Paper Board, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Federated Department Stores—
Increased
quarterly __XXFidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.)
-
7;
-
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4-18
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common
Jersey Central Pow»r & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)
1
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20c
5- 1
4-15 "
$1.25
5-31
5-24fe
$1
5- 1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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*
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Jewel
"
Tea
Co.,
5-29
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Kansas City Power & Light—
Melville
5-15
5- 1
4-17
,
preferred (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Jorgensen (Earle M.) Co. (quar.)
Joy
Mfg. Co. (guar.)
——
93=40 V
4-30
60c *
.
4-15
4-29
25C
4-15
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In
i;
5-26
G-10
35c
(quar.)—__
6-1
6-15
6-1
5-15
3.89:^
6- 1
5-15
3.85%
6- 1
5-15
*
(quar.)
87%c
7- 1
87 %C
10- 1
3%%
87%C. : 1-2-59
12-15
Mexican
"
5-
5-20
25c
Kenixametal. Inc.
Kerr
5-15
6-15
(monthly)
;
'i
above
from net
payments
'
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15c
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5-15
I5-25
25c
(quar.)—-
5-10
:
1
;
5-
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from net investment
22c
5-15
4-30
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inc.)
5-1
4-22
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Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.) (quar.)
Knox Corp., class A (quar.).
_
Krlox Glass, Inc. (stock dividend)
Kobacker Stores
(quar.)_
non-cum. 2nd
.
J
G-16
5-
7- 1
6-16
$1.75
5-
1
4-15
$1.75
8-1
7-15
13 %C
_
preferred (quar.)
5- 1
4-19
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4-30
4-10
15c
7- 9
6-26
10- 9
9-26
15C
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University (quar.)
20c
15c
Da Crosse Telephone
,>■.
4-17
.
6-12
50C
_
2nd preferred (quar.)
Kuhlniau Electric Co., 5%% pfd. A (quar.)
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5-15 '*
8-1
5-27
6- 2
40c
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non-cum.
Da
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Kresge (8. 8.) Co. (quar.)
7%
5-15
4-30
"
7c
.
'3%
20C
Bprogcr Company, common (quar.)___.
<; 6%
conv. 1st preferred (quar.)
7%
1-9-59
12-26
6- 2
3-31
Quarterly
Quarterly
__
Latnaque Gold Mines, Ltd
Class
A
Class A
*15C
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Class
A
(quar.)
_
15c
4-15
4-30
4-15
*250
4-30
35c
(qflar.)
Lees (James) & Sons, 3.85% pfd. (quar.)
lehigh Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Lerner Stores, 4',2%
preferred (quar.)
Leslie Salt (quar.)
Lewis Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
__
7-
Fund
investment
1
6-10
4-15
5-
25c
6-10
1
4-15
from
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7-
1
6-
4
$1.11%
7-
1
6-
4
5-
1
4-21
5-1
4-21
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6-12
5-29
5c
5-1
4-19
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$1;12%
$1.12%
'
5-31
41.12%
11-29
$1.10
6-
2
4-28
1
4-18
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6-16
5-15
5%
*15c
4-30
3-31
4-16
■
11c
5-15
6-10
5-21
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)
$1
6- 2
5-14
40c
5- 1
40c
National
Wayne)
Life
insurance
(Increased
Co.
.
..
6-13
..
4^28
•
5-10
4-25
5-29
5-14
_
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5-1
4-15
$1.14
5-
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$1.10-
7-
1
6-14
$1.15
7-1
6-14
1
4-15
5- 1
4-15
35c
5-
12e
5-
1
5-
9
1
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)___
Little Miami RR.
;
*
-
87%c
-
-
;
_____
5-16
8-15
12-10
11-17
6- 2
5-
6- 2
5- 7
5- 7
common
25c
-
;
4-15
$l.l£%
5-
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4-15
4-28
4-30
4-18
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5-31
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6-30
6-19
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5-1
5- 1
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7- 2
5-80
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7-
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5-30
4.40%
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7-
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5-30
4-15
4,05%'
4.70%
$1.25
5-15
4.50%
4-15
4-30
4-15
5-31
5-16
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6-20
6-2
i
35c
4-10
5-
4-23
$1.75
1
5-
$1.75
(quar.)
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1-23
11-
10-23
$1.75
$1.24
.
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preferred A
preferred B
8%
investment
National
investment
net
income)
Shipbuilding,
preferred (quar.)
6%
Nease Chemical Co.
(quar.)
com.
Neiman-Marcus Co.,
York
Air
Brake
(quar.)
4-30
6-10
5-26
5-15
4-25
New
Newberry (J. J.)
$1
,5- 1
4- 9
6-16
5-23
59%c
6-16
5-23
6-
5-27
30c
(quar.)
1250
6-30
6-18
t$1.25
*
4-30
4-16
,
62y2c
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preferred (quar.)_~
Matthiessen & Hegler Zinc Co
.
%
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-
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-
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140 c
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McKee (Arthur G.) 8c Co.
(quar.)
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-
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5-1
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6- .1
5-1
4-15
643
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Prentice-Hall]
5-
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4-22
5-29
5-15
8-25
8-
4-18
7-1
6-
25c
5- 1
4-15
93%c
/
5-
5
6
25c
5- 9
6-10
5-21
5-12
4-25
6-20
6-20
5-29
8-1
7-21
5-1
,
Ry.. (quar.)__-___
North'era RR.'of New Hampshire (quar.)—
Purex
5-1
1'
5-
1
4-18
25c
5-
i
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-1
5-1
4-25
25c
4-30
4-10-%
.4-30
4-10
-
__.
com.
4-18
———
pfd. (quar.)
•
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—
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7-
r
5-9
5-
Oklahoma
(quar.)
___—- - -
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., common
9
4-30
4.92%
6-13
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preferred-A
preferred B
Cp.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
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(quar.)
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5-29
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5-18
5-15
4-25
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4-11
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5-15
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5-16
$1.12%
6- 2
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5-15
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5-15
4-25
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6-10
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6-10
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6-12
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4-25
4-10
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v.-,
4-30
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4-28
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4-15
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preferred (quar.)___.
—
^$1.50*
preferred (quar.)
:
:
—
+$1.50.
Raymond Concrete Pile Co. (name:chgd:. to.—
Rajrmond International, Inc.) (quar.)
/
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Rqyonler, hid. (reduced)—
—10c
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./___
50c
6%
4-21
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5-15
6-16
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5-
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.
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5Qc.
(quar.)___—
5c.
Randall Graphite Bearings (quar.)____.
Rapid: Grip & Batten Ltd.—
//_)-/'. ...
1
5-15
37%c
^___
4-30
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Corp,
Ralston
6-16
6y4c-
_5-15
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Mississippi jftiver Products Line—
Quarterly
4-11.
4-30
+30c„
(quar.)—
Radio Corp. of America, common* {quar;J
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)..,
4-17
4-26
1
47%c
•
4-30
-
5-
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4-11
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5rl5
$1.69-
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Quebec Power Co. (quar.)_
Quinte Milk Producta Ltd."— '
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.4- 8-
5- 1
-
20c28%c
-
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$1.50
J22%c
3-21
3-31
4-29
25c
-
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4.60% preferred;(quar.)-_———_^_'
Northwest Engineering Co., class A (quar.)—
6- 9
5-1
.
Qiferterly Distribution Shares.—___—___/_
5-23
.
.6-1
.
50c
90c
,
6-9
,
5-23
6-30
-
6-9
=
"6-24
Inc;-—
preferred
Common
4-16
4-16
i '
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,
6-20
50c
4-15
6-24-
(quar.)—
5.60% -preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light (quar,)—
5-29
5- 1
*
4-10
5-20
'6-24
62%c ?
'/62(»c
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—r
Common
(quar.)
3.35%
preferred (quar.)
;
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of North Carolina—.
4-21
15c
-
River Co.
4(4%
4-17
5-1,
;
of
date
4.20% ^preferred
4%%
preferred
5-29
1
45c
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4-15
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35c
Northern Pacific
(quar.)—
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4%
6%; preferred (quar.)_;
Nunn-Bush Shoe Cquan)
5-9
6-4-
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preferred (entire issue called for re¬
demption on May 29 at $50 per share
plus this dividend)
President Electric, Ltd. (reduced)
Price Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
Prince
Gardner Co.
(quar.)—-.
Procter & Gamble Co. (quar.)
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
4-21
5-15
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—
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5-9
5%
5- 1
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5- 9
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5- 1
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common
from
4-38
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5- 9
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5.75%
ment
30c
'
4-15
5- 9
6- 2
6- 2
6- 2
WW:
preferred
1
5-35
'
preferred (quar.)^
44c
Northern Illinois Gas, common (quar;)—.—
22c
5% new preferred "(initial)—$0.8037
Northland
Corp.,
1st
5-
■
(quar.)
4rl8
4* 2
(quart')—_/———i—LT'*$lsllWi-,<,.:6r.-2<.,'.
(quar.)"_________/_-_/,/$1.12%A
6- 2 '
4,70%
preferred, (quar.)
—$l;17.%r
Pope & Talbot Inc., common -(quah)/__/-/v „v25C
7 %c r
6% preferred (quar.)
18c
Portland Gas & Coke, com. (increased)—/:
5- 1
4-18
5-1
50c
62I2C
••
4-16
4-30
$i.06y4
_
___
6-11
5-1
4-30
40c
_
■
6- 5
6-30
5-
6-15
5-35
50c
93%c
Cloth
4.40%
6-2
'
:10c
30c
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar,JIZII„.
-Mead.Corp., common (quar.)
4-15
5- 1
10c
Class A
.-3;;' etfr*--
5-12
.
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
(quar.)—
E
F
G
,
7%c
common.-...
Coal
—$1.10 f
* 92Vic '
—///_/' " $1.02
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
C
0
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar,)_
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60%
pfd,
1
pfd. (quar.)"
37y2Q
5%%
preferred
(quar.)—
34%c
North Carolina RR. Co., 7% gtd. (s-a)__—
$3.50
Northern. Illinois Corp., com. (quar.)j———
20c
$1.50 eofiv. preferred (quar.37%c
Common
4-30
62
._
Meadviile Telephone/common (quar.)_
•r'^vPrelerred. (s-a)
5-
North American Investment, 6%
5-14
4-30
.
iy4&
• •
5- 1'
5-12
19c
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
American
4-30
5-31
25c
.
5-20
5%
4-30
4-22
60c
North American Car Co.
6-20
5- 1..
Polaroid
& Gas
conv.
2
7-
115c
.
McCall Corp.
-
-20c
756
I
4-11
6-10
20c
-
:
-
(quae.)
.
$1.20
7-1,
20e*
.
Mayer (Oscar) & Co.. (increased"quar.)
Maytag Co., $3 preferred (quar,)
McBrhie (L.) Co.. Ltd., partic. pfd. (s-a)
(quar.),
:
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
McOregor-Domger. class A (quar.)
6-
$1.50
IHI
1
6-10
$3
~
•
A
5-
35c
Marshall-Wells
.
Nortex Oil
-*\..
4-15
ft % preferred (quart)
: $iU-. •: *5r 1
4-18
PhllllpsiVan, Heusen, com. (stoch ttlvidenff) /• / „3%r'r/SV'l
5%"preferred (quar.)___
'' r$1.265-'l7/: 4-18
Plttsbtirgn, Ymmgstmvn & AshtabuittRy/lSJo."
/ 5-20
7% preferred (quar.)
^ ,$1/75i.;. ; 6-t 2
PillsbUry Mills, Inc., common (quar/)__i_™/,> *625%C
: 6- 2 ;". 5* 8
7-1
$* preferredi (quar.; .x' / $L <7-15 *
r4- I
Pioneer Petroleum Co>, prior pfd.
17%<r/ft? 1.
4-23
Pittsburgh Brewing Co_ (accum. )^.—*-1.,—-^1,^ 62%o. /
5-1 *
6-4
Pittsburgh Plate CBass Co.—
4
55c .;
..,
5-1Hymouth Rubber Co* (quar,>_^
^^4.4, , 5p
6-15
Penumatie Scale Corp;, Ltd. (quart)
4=1$:.
•
? - 40c
5- X
4-30
,
(quar.)_.__
Niagara Share Corp.—
(20c from current investment income and
15c from capital gains).
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4% adj. pfd. (quar.)
North
5%
Maul Electric (quar.)___
Maule Industries fqnar.v
6
5-15;
"
•37%c
™_
6%
Wire
4-17
5-10
•
Merchandise
York
.i_.
IT"
(quar.;-^
40c
5rl5
Dock,
■""*
.
9
,
V'
35c
(quar.)..
N. Y. State Electric & Gas, com; (quar.).
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
York
5-21
5-1.
$1.06 % '
:
New
York
6-16
5- 1
Co.i
50c
New
4- 9
12-8
10c
Neptune
Now
4-21
*
•9-5
10c
15c
-
1
1
-
4-30
.
1
5-
10-1
5-15
_
(quar.)_
5-
4-21
*
under
announcement
Morris inc.—
8.90% preferred (quar.)
4-17
12c
dividend
StoCk
*
Philip
6- 6
.
5%
National Sterf^ &
5-
$1.06 y4
'
2
l-2-59
'
%
6-12
4-15
V
7- 2
10c
5-15
4-18
\'5-
5* 1
- -
(Quarterly from net investment income)-
1
RRt
y5-16
2
6-
t2VuC
-
4-24
5-
4-15
•4-30
from"
4-24
4-30
1.
6-10
^
trjo
!
(quarterly
income)
div.
preferred (qiiar.) ____—___//__//_
&
Nor ris town
Philadelphia;
Germantown
5-20
$L75
(quar.)-
preferred series
See
H
-
4.68 <
1
*50
New Process Co.
(quar.)"
r"*
45c
(quar.)-
4- 9
__
(quar.)
$1
National Theatres, Inc. (quar.)
—
National Securities & Research Corp.—
National stock series (quarterly from net
5-
15c
5-
5-
National Lead.Co.<
10c
Co.—
convertible preference A
(quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
25c,
—
5-
t31J/4c
4-16
5-15
15c
;
Co.,
"
25c'
•
lL
:
5-
4-15
4-30
$50
Class A (quar.)-
4
4-15
,
6c
25C
25c
-Mallory (p. R.) &
4-15
*
.
Class A ,(quar.)_
4-25
;
4-15
1
A (quar.)
20c
common (quar.)
conv. preferred (quar.)_
(R, C.) Co. (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
1
Quarterly ' ••
1
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
$1.25
4%%
55-
-
4-7
——
•4-30
5-15
58c
4'/4% preferred (quar.)
Meter Co., common (quar.)^--$2.40
preferred
(quar.)_
New England Fund—
1
1
56JAc
120c
4-
5-
>
4-30
5-15
Machine Co^-
50c
(quar.)
-li.tr.
Welding
4-9
9
5-16
2
'
8-15
___.—___
r.—
Electric
60c
Malion
■
(quar.)
National
$3.50
Magna vox Co.,
•Sfci
Ltd."
5-
-
$22y2C
Macy (R. H.) & Co., '4%% pfd. A
2%C
j
—
$1.11
M R A Holdings, Ltd., 5% partlc. pfd.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
/guar.)
(quar.)
5-
$1.04
6-
<
u
$-13
5/9
(quar.).—*
$l;l5"/-6«2
5-15
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar. /
$1.06
6-2
-fi-15
4.25%» preferred (quar.)
—
$1.06(4
6- 2
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co. (Maine)—/.//'-;/">".•/ •" ■
\
Common voting (quar.)^
—
/.
20c
6- 2 •" 5-15
.5-15
Common nonvoting (quar.)
/—20e »- ' 6- 2
-t"-'
Peoples National Bank (Bklyn.,"N; Y.)—- " *''■'*/+S-\\
4- 8
Quarterly
" ' pOc--^;
5-1
Pepsi-Oola Gerieral Bottlers (quar,)
%,t15c 7~;5-20"" ; 5-10
4^18
Perkins Machine. $ Gear (quar./_—___— *7'£?28e.6% i'-T. ■
3-11
Permanent^ Cement (quar.
(quar.,//13t%'o
* 4-30 5-1
4-10
Philadelphia. Electric Co., 3.80% pfd. (qua*.) ^ ; J5C
5-1
* 4-10
4;30%
$1\Q7%:
preferred: (quar.)______
'6^1 1
4-10
$i;io *
4-40 % preferred. (quar.)
—_/_//__/ ;
4.60%
50c
'
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.70%
7%c
(quar.)
-
4-18
_____
—
sonic Corp. for each 50 shares held)—":
Narragansett Electfic Co., 4l/2% pfd. (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
National Aeronautical Corp.—
New common, (inItfal-quarT "jzzzzz—
National Casket Co.
(quar.)„_____^___„__
National Chemical &' Mfg.
(quar.)__
^
National Cranberry Association-—
:
National Dairy Products Corpr. (quar.)___„_
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada,
4-11
30 c
Microwave
J.)
name
new
6'C
"
6-6
" 6-30
' 5-16'
20c.'
—
4-18
4-22
——
4-30
4-1$".
*
4-15
5-15
/J20c /
,
___
(C.
preferred
Florida.
4-25
t25c
5-15-
"""*20c*
v*
4-18
;4 4-30,
'50c ;
/
4-18
Pennman's, Ltd., common (quar. )________/_
*45cv5-l5J'6% preferred (quar.)
*$i.5o
—■
;.' 5-;ti
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. (quar.)
40c
5-1
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
"v;"-;-:"'r
'
*
——"
*
4-21
-
4-11
—.—
Co.
—L
(quar.)/——
Cbrp.
5-15
w
5-16%
4-11
$1^0
Stock dividend (one- share of Narda Ultra¬
6-20
6-
10%
toacco
preferred
Narda
4-15449
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lynch Carrier System, Inc. (quar.)
4%%
*-15
5- 1
6-2
„
__
4- 7
•
4-18"
5-15"
31%c
^_________„.
,
50c
5-45
.
$1.05
;
4-1$
common//———ZXZ5-1 *
" 12%'c"
' 5-1 "
Pcerles Insurance CO. (Keene, N. H.), (quar.)
25'c '
5-' 1 *'•
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
*
"
",7"
*
V '
u.
•;
Name changed to General Telephone Co/of
5%
4-15
1
$25c
C.)
(quar.)
Interim
.•'■.;;
5-7
2%c
(quar.)
;
5- 1
h
10c
(reduced)
Class B
2
ny*c
-
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)
Lucky Stores (increased)
McCabuGrain, Ltd., class
5- 7
5-15.
6-2
dividend).
shares
2
6-2
6-
....
preferred B
6-
!
50c
7
137'/a c
<51% c
„
•
Patterson
(quar.)
Mount Vernon Mills, 7% pfd. (s-a)
6- 7
•-
2nd preferred (quar.)...
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.96% pfd.
(quar.)
4.16% preferred (quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.>
1
Louisiana State Rice Milling Co., common
!
$7 preferred (s-a)
Louisville Gas & Electric—
preferred
2-19
6-2
f5iy2c '
7%
Class
2-19
*60c
•
(stock
preference
3 10-59
6-10
-
common
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Lorain Telephone (quar.)
:
Lord Baltimore Hotel, 7% 2nd pfd.
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)_
5%
11-17
9-10
_
Co., Ltd.,
.
priority
12-10
UOc
(quart*
fioek Joint Pipe, common (monthly)
Common (monthly)
Common; (monthly)
8% preferred (quar.)
Lukens Steel Co.
8-15
*10c
_
Steel
9-10
$1.10-3- 10-69
Preferred
.
5
5-15
$1.10 '
.
preferred' (quar.)
Conv.
5*
$1.10
2nd' preference (quar.).
CocaL Finance Corp, (R, I.),
Class A
4%
4-18
y
$1.10
„
Loblaw Groceterias
412%
1
6-10
50c
_
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)_
Star
5-
6- 2
•
50c
;
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)___;
<_
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Lone
7-10
50c
Quarterly
Quarterly ;
Original capital
Original capital
Original capital
Original capital
'
5-16
1
5-15
conv.
5-21
5-
5-22
6-5
conv.
5-21
5-
f
4-15
conv.
6%
5%
6-12
$1.20
*
♦45/r
preferred (quar.)—"7%0
• 7- 1 ""
preferred (quar.)_.
:
'
'
'
preferred (quar;) _____________
7";l^%c' 1-2-59
Parke, Davis & Co. (quar.)—___—-—.— , 1
5pc - • 4-30
5-1
Parker. (8. C.) & Co., 40c preferred (quar.)
V'Mc*
Parker Drilling (Canada) Ltd. (reduced)'—
V *10c- \ 5- 1
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging/ Ltd.—v/
5%
6-1
$1.10
St 8"
: ">-v (
Pah American World Airwayif, Inc.__'____i_,_ '
Park Chemical',Co.—
■-r-
6-12
18c
•
-
5-15
Cquar.T/-/-//.'^t 20c
Pan American.Sulphur Co.
••
4-15
A
Lighting
$1.07%
Extra
10-10
50c.
Quarterly
1st
•
75c
•
1
11- 1
40c
^
Special gtd. (quar.)___
:
4-25
5-
Pacific
'4-21
50c
5-15
-
4-15
$1.25
-
6-13
•
5-^1
343ic
5ya% 1st preferred (quar.)_—
6% 1st preferred (quar.).—
—37%c
Pacific Hawaiian Produetw (quarO___--a-^v^;
25c
4W-4'
Mount Diablo Co.
(G.
"
4-21
5-12
5- 1
1st pfd:
redeemable
preferred
5%
;;
5- 1
$1.09
preferred (quar.)
Murphy
(Fort
quar.)
Quarterly
*
•
Quarterly
/
Lincoln Printing CO., $3,50 preferred (quar.)
*5-15
,
4.80%
4-18
1
7-
4-10
8-
Lincoln
Co.
*
448 5-15 :
redeemable 1st'.prefacxed:-.-CqdACi)
redeemable preferrect. (quar.)
38c^% '■'-•":5-l5'-" ; 4rl8.1t*4-18
4%% redfeeihabJe* 1st pfd. (quart)'*'• '2$(4c^ K--^5-15
<-
40c
•
(Philip), Inc. (See Philip Morris)
Mount Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
4-30
90c
Glass
:
5-15
;5%
4-21
Morris
(quar.)
tlbby-Gwens-Ford
•
5-15
'
5.-15
27(40
(quar;)_____
preferred (quar.)________—.1—'.—, ; 31J/4a
5%
4-16
35c
(reduced)
6- 2.
.
5—-T'.-
•
:' $L25
Gamble Robinson CO/
Pa6ific Gad 8c' Electric Co.
4-30
35c
+
Increased
quarterly
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
7% preferred A (quar.)
7% preferred B (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
6-1
jf
—
Paciffc
5-15 '
15C-
37%C"-
____
J
1
6- 1
——V$I;10j $1^5',.
preferred. (quar;)_
5%
8-15
4»30
$1.06J/*
36>4«
:
(Bait.)—
6-23
-
6-10
$1^0:.
Mfg. (quar.).
iter
Paciffc Atlantic Canadian lnVestmeht, Ltd._'_
Pacific Finance Corp.,; 4/75% pfd. (qUaP.)i.%_- f 29^1 a
%%
(quar,)
5-7-1
6-
*
6-23
1
,.
5- 1
-
$1.07%
common
'
Pacelot
•*
11-44
5- 1
25c-
-
pfd. (quar;)-.
(quar.)
Missouri Public Service,
Stock dividend
7-
(quar;)--v_-—.-^_.-'/40c;,.
2___—.•
^
-90c^ V'
com.
Outlet Company
6-ir
8-30
41.22%
•-
—
preferred
Power Co.,
-
4-17 "
-
Owens-Hinois" Glass, common (quar.62%c^; V 6^ 5
r
4% preferred (quar.):
% ,' $1
Oxiord Paper Co., $5 pfd. (qaar.)i——,
$1.25 : ;t 6- 1. :
4.36%
______
—
4y4%
Tail
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.40
preferred (quar.)
■'
■
5-1
■
4-17.
-
5-29
6-12
*25c
Gas Co. (quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Minnesota & Ontario Paper (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light, 4,36% pfd. (quar./
4.56% preferred <quar.)__:—
Mississippi Power Co., 4.4(H% pfd. (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)—:
Mississippi Valley Public Sorviee, com, (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.):—___—
'
Missouri Natural Gas Co. (quar.)
Missouri Portland Cement (quar.)..
Missouri Power & Light
40c
income
4
$1.08%
guar.)
Minneapolis
5-
$1.12%
Shares—
net
96%C
1
4
6-
4
—-
$6 preferred (quar.)
Monumental Life Insurance
4-15
•
4-30
30c
__
4-28
7-
62 %C
(quar.)
Trust
5-12
4-30
(quar.)
common
Lee Rubber 8c Tire
Quarterly
12415
t30c
.
6-
1
6-
preferred (quar.)_
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
4.80% preferred "B" (quar.)
v
4.50% -preferred "C" (quar.)
Montana Power Co., com. (quar.)
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
12-31
U5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lexington
12-31
1
1
5-1
$1,16
(• 7-
4-15 %
5-15
;
22%c-'
$1.10
$1.00
...
20c
-4-15
5-15-
•
•
-
*$1.75
-7■.
$25(%
.
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)_—4% preferred series D (quai^.Orplieum Building (s-ai
7-
4.30%
9-15
,
class A (quar.)
$1.20 preferred
$2.50 preferred
9-30
"
9-15
*150
:
(quar.)
Laurcntidc Acceptance, Ltd.,
Lcatli & Co.,
9-30
*15c
-
Lanston Industries
3%
6-13
J15C
(quar.)
Class B
6-13
6-30
*15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
6-30
*15C
3-29
97 %c
Mid-West Abrasive Co. (increased quar.)—Midwest Piping Co.Miller & Rhoads, Inc.,
4.30%
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-30
95c
preferred (quar.)
—.
4%i% preferred (quar.)————„—*
4j/2% preferred, (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Eleptric Co.
4.40%
—
^
preferred-(quar.)
4.90% ^ preferred (quar.) -1
Michigan Seamless-Tube Co., common„„—
Lambert (Alfred) Inc.
Class B
(reduced
(quae.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
3-19
i
(quar.)—
Co.
•
4.65%
6-14
96 "4c
•
4lfcc/o
Income
(semi-annual
—„
•
—
Stern. & CO.-—
Michaels
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Series
Meyer-Blanke
Mej'ercord CO;
6- 4
•+;..
lnvest-
ment income.
Kctchiun 8c Co. (quar.)_
Klein
<S.)
Department
1
35c
5- 3
•
Both
-
6
60c
iquar.)—
heki»_
each share
5
5-29
6-13
Gc
6c
(quar.)
Income Fund
Common
—
Stock
*
37 %c
Kcrite Co.
Orange & Rockland Utilities, com.. <.quap»>—
-
7%
6-
10c
9-15
.(quar:)
5-
5-26
'
6-9
«
3%
—
4.45%.
6-14
(quar.)
26c
-
;—
Co.
b-191
6-1
third
preferred (quar./
preferred (quar. 1
preferred (quar.
preferred fquar.(_2__^_
preferred (quar.)
Light & Power Ltd.—
dlv. (l/26th of a share of com. for
3.90%
.
'
preferred
preferred
$J
V\
Old Republic
5-16
Metropolitan Edison Co.-
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12%
"
and
Metal Hose & Tubing Co—
5-15
v*
second
the
cash' for
quarter of this year
4.35%
Kellogg Company3%%
preferred
of
lieu
Mercantile Stores
95C '•/ 6-1
—5
preferred
3%%
preferred B (quar.)„
—<—
Monger CO. (quar.)
Mefgenthaler Linotype Co. (stock dlv.). Paid
\7Tam6ofC6mpb»f \
5- i
4-18
Life Insurance Co. (quar.)___; '^. 20c
Oliver-CorPb 4%% preferred- (quarriZ-^.,/--..; $1:1?%;J --4-30-4-2
5- T
Ontario' 8s Quebec By. (s-a)u"
-$3 -KO-2»*
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd,
4-18
*6-1
/-•.
'
"
l'
5-
$1.13%
•
'■
-
Wten
Bolder*"
Payable of Sea. •
Bolder*
Payable' of Bee,
45c
(quar.)—
4%
7-18
8-1
*
"
Share-
•
#
Shoe Corp., common
preferred A (quar.;_
'4%%
-
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.).
4.20% preferred (quar;)—.—
4.35% preferred-(quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)__
3.80%
50c
93 %c
(quar.)
common
3% %
V
Name of Company
Papdble vf Kec:.
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'
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Per
Bolder*
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Par'
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5-15
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5737
187
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25c
<Corp...(N-
Y-)
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc
:
Stock
;
dividend
w_____
Class
Class A. (q«ar.
V Extra
'•
Class
Rich's
River
preferred
3.70%
preferred
7-1
6.-13
4.15%
preferred
10- 1
9-12
4.25%
10- 1
9-12
4.40%
t28c
1-1-59
10c
5-19
(quar.)
,
common
■
6-5
30c
(quar.;)_
_____!
»
Electric—
t: "
"
$4.50
6- 5
'
,
6-14
".v.
6- 5
-''V*' •-
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
"
•
.v4% -preferred series P (quar.)
$1
$1.02Mi
$1.18%
$1.02Ya
.4.10% preferred series H (quar.)
4%%. preferred, series. I (quar.)
4,10£> ..preferred series J (quar.).
Rockland Light & Power Co.—
Name
changed " to -Orange
& Rockland
_
6- 2
6- 2
6- 2
Utilities
dividend
.{see
Rohm
<fc
Haas
Co.,
T'
4% preferred A iiquat.)__:^__.r__-,^_.
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (quaT.)__lI_
'Rolland Paper, Ltd.,-class A
'
Class ,B
Roses
...
50c
$1
35c
__
,
'
5,^10
s
fc 25c Stores,
com. ;
-<quar,)-_4__^_..__^„_Z
Oak- Dairy
'
'Ryder System,
5-
"
5c-
25c
preferred (quar.):
preferred :(inltial)U-i
Ban Antonio Transit Co.,
vtc.
5%
43iTd
>'
Stock
AWtr
cobv.
:pfdi
C
Seaboard Oil
Co.
Scovlil
Seaboard. Finance
.
:
•
ment
5%
preferred
C
pfd. A {quar.)_
Struthers Wells Corp., com.
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
5-9
6-2
5-9
5.20%
preferred
5-9
5-9
6-2
5- 9
5-28
5-14
5*2%
5-15
4-30
Sunshine
25c
G- 2
5-21
Superior Separator,
f20c
5-1
*
/
5-10
G%
4-17
4-18
85c
i-
6-1
5-14
■
4-18
0- 1
"
2%
5-12
•
4-10
4c
4-30
4-18
4-30
4-16
-4-29
3-31
6-1
5- 9
$1
6-1
5- 6
75c
____.
9- 1
8-6
10c
"
~
-
7c
12'/2C
■
<
preferred (quar.)
Biscuits (quar.)_
Class
A
preferred
Co.
4.65%
3-31
f-17c
5-23
4-15
5.10%
5-15
4-18
5.12%
81.25
6- 1
5- 1
5-15
4- -4
5.25%
15c
10c
4-30
t45c
6-
1
4-10
*
$1.25
5-15
4-30
$1
6- 2
5-15
15c
5-31
5- 1
5- 1
4-14
122V2C
35c
5- 9
4-15
7Vic
5-15
4-15
5- 7
70c
6-10
5-26
61c
(quar.)
6- 2
;
,
*
(T. S.) & Co., Ltd.—
$1 preferred (quar.)
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Skelly
Oil
Skinner
Co.
Chuck
(A.
O.)
Corp. (quar.)
Smith-Douglas Co. (quar.)
Bmfth (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Common
(increased quar.)
I
$2 preferred (quar.)
South Bend Lath Works
•
preferred
Southern
Company
coin,
&
5%
non-cumulative
3.90%
4.15%
4.25%
4.40%
4.60%
4.36%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-
1
5-
5
5-
com.
Thermoid Co.,
Thompson
$2.50
Toledo Edison Co., common
4- 5
Trane
5-5
Transamerica
5-
5
5- 5
5- 5
5- 1
.
6-6
$1.04
5-15
5-
1
*12 Mac
5-15
$2.55
preferred
$4.90
20c
25c
25c
Trinity Universal Insurance
6-
6
6-
Corp.
6
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
0-
e
$1
5-
1
3-15
$1
5-
1
3-15
$1.14
5-
1
$1.16
5- ,1
4.40%
-
27%c
27Vie
-
$3.70
preferred
4-18
4-18
Gas Co.
5%
"Union
4%
Pacific
RR.
(quar.)
1
preferred
Oil
Co.
(accum.)
(quar.)
Wilson
&
Industries
Co., common
(quar.)
3c
20c
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
1
4-14
4-30
3-31
5-
1
4-16
63 %c
5-
1
4-16
5-
5-
1
4-16
$1.22 Ma
$1.49
5-
1
4-16
10c
5-
1
25c
5-26
5-15
25c
8-25
8-15
25c
11-25
11-14
$2.62
(s-a)—___.—
62 Mac
—
4- 8
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5-15
5-15
4-11
4-11
4-1T
4-17
$2.50
25c
5- 1
5-20
4-18
4-30
5-29
4-30
8-20
6-10
5- 9
7-30
5-17
4-25
5- 1
8- 1
4-11
7-11
$1
75c
50c
15c
—
'
(stock
25c
35c
3%
div.)
25c
25c
90c
4-30
4-15
7-. 1
6-20
1
9-20
10-
6-
2
4-18
*
Monthly
Wisconsin
5-15
4-18
92 Mac
5-15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-15
4-18
$1.12 Ma
5-15
4-18
I
4- 4
Inc.
—
$40C
5-
4-15
5-15
6-12
5- 2
5-1
4-15
7-15
5-15
4-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
30c
6-20
5- 1
5-29
4-15
$1.26
5- 1
4-15
$1.25
$1.26
8- 1
8- 1
7-15
7-15
30c
31M»c
5-31
6- 2
5-15
5-13-
62M2C
6-2
5-5
$1.11
5- 1
4-15
25c
25c
25c
.5-1
6- 2
7- 1
4-18
5-20
10c
6- 1
5-14"
37%c
37M20
4-30
7-31
60c
5- 1
*30c
J56M4C
5- 1
5-1
15c
6-10
(quar.)—
$1.25
„
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
*5.04%
conv.
Woolworth
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(F.
common
W.)
j.
4c
inc.)
(quar.)
Public Service, common
preferred
(quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.).
Woodall Industries,
,
^4n
(from investment
Co.
(quar.)
—
Worcester County Electric Co.—
4.44%
Wrigley (Wm.),
Monthly
Monthly
Wurlitzer Co.
_
(quar.)
preferred
(monthly)
Jr.
(quar.)
Yellow Cab Co.,
6%
convertible
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4-18
-$1
-
4-30
5-31
6-28
6-16
6-1
4-30
7-31
6- 1
27M2C
42M2C
$1.50
$1.50
90c
Corp.
5%
5%
3-28
8c
8c
;
Bankshares
Wisconsin
5%
.
4-30
*
Wisconsin Electric Power, common
6%
87 Mac
4-24
4-24
:
18c
8c
4-18
_
4-30
$1.43%
34%c
(quar.)
Monthly
Fund
25c
(quar.)
4-30
4- 8,
4- 8
(quar.)
Power & Light
35c
22 Mac
—
£-10
Industrial Fund
Wisconsin
4-15
(quar.)
Common
Wisconsin
4-15
2
(quar.)
4- 9
7- 1
(quar.)
4-15
2
York
County Gas
(quar.)
Zeller's Ltd., common
4M2%
preferred
(quar.)
Ziegler Coal & Coke
(quar.)
6-20
.
4-10
.7,-10
4-15
4- 1
4-1
.
6- 2
(Kansas)—
35c
California
(quar.)
6-
I
5-16
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.'
6-
* Pay able
preference 1955 series (quar.)—
preference 1950 series (quar.)__.—
United Artists Corp. (quar.)
in
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%
1
6-15
60C
6-10
4-10
$1
5- t
4-11
jr Previous published
dote and/or record
$1
5-
1
4-11
xLees
$1.25
i
.resident
a
35C
6-27
s-u
1
4-30
—_
Co.
&
6%
2
4-21
5-
4-17
t
4-30
3.60%
6-
4-21
4-21
,
I2M2C
2 M2 %
6%
6-
5- 1
1
5-1
5-
200%
i
4- 8
6-
1
•
dividend
Stock
9
$1.14
—
4-14
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co.—
5-10
■
5-1
•<*'
$3 pfd. (quar.)
$2 prior preferred (quar.)_.
White Stores, common (quar.)
5 Ma %
conv. preferred
(quar.)
5-20
5-29
1,
4-13
5-15
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly)
4-28
5-
.J 4-30
White Sewing Machine,
4-10
6-
5- 1
5-15
—-
Winfield Growth
.
6-13
5-15
.
5-
20c
(quar.)
common
5-
1
7- 1
6- 2
5-15
50c
31 M»c
32M2C
75c
Extra
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4%* prior lien (quar.)_.
4-10
5-
5-9,
17Mac
lOc
A
1
5-20
5-2B
5-9
•.
1
£L25
preferred
(quar.)
Paper, class
Class
B
(quar.)
5
4-10
6-10
30c
;
6-
1
6-
4-15
20c
^
5-
1
6- 1
$1.50
<s-a)__
M
4-28
1
36c
5%
Williams-McWilliams
6-
4-25
$2
Westminister
Williams
5-
6-
20c
(quar.)
5-16
5-15
4-25
v
4-28
$1.50
5% preferred (quar.)
5.20% preferred (quar.)
4-30
4-10
4-13
5-10
Insurance Securities Co.—
4-21
1
5-1
28c
•
(s-a)
Western Light 81 Telephone Co., com.
$5
1
4-18
5- 6
4-21
5- 5
5-26
"
28c
$2.50 class A {accum.)
Wilcox
5-
4-30
13c
75c
Westchester Fire Insurance (quar.)
Air Lines
(quar.)
;
5-19
5-
5-12
4-25
4-15
Inc.—
Western
3-15
,
United Aircraft Corp.—»
4%
com.
6- 4
6-10
5-20
5- 1
(quar.)
Co.
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
of
Mfg.
$1.14
(quar.)
Oil Co.
RR.,
& Seashore
guaranteed
Point
3-15
e,
6
6-10
35C
(quar.)
Fund,
Quarterly
of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
Gas System, Inc.
Common
Jersey
Special
5-15
30c
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Union
West
West
4-30
17 Mac
7-17
6-18
5-10
Quarterly of 8c and a fiscal year-end capital gain distribution of 20c
5c
(quar.)
1
5- 1
5- 1
6-
-
8-1
50c
Transportation Co. (quar.)__
Weeden & Co., common (quar.)
West Coast Telephone Co., common (quar.)
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
6
7-
Union Electric Co.—
Union
97Vic
$1.03%$1.06%
$1.10
$1.15
1
$1.27Ma
$1.28
$1.31 M4
62-/2C
-
4-16
$1.06%
$1.12Ma
;
Watson Bros.
6
(quar.)____—_—
4-11
-
6
(quar.)
4-18
4-18
4-18
4-18
4-18
4-18
15
6-
62 Mac
preferred
1
1
1
1
1
6-
1
Quarterly
$3.50
555555-
92Vic
1
1
30c
5-29
5-1
50c
a
Western
7-
20c
_______
Carbide
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors
Western Precipitation Corp
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
Stock dividend on common
6
$1.06 Mi
preferred
preferred
$4.50
5-23
1
7-
15C
5r29
*
■*"
25c
6-
7-
•
3-31
6-30
6-30
h
.
„t 10c
J
(quar.)
common
7-
30c
(Dallas)
;
.
"•
50c
.6-1(5
7-
(quar.)
Quarterly
$5.24
$4.25
3-31
$1.15
—
Gas,
Co.,
25c
Quarterly
5-29
$1.Q5
$1.25
:
30c
20c
6- 2
$1.39 Ma
—
4-11
5-15
8-15
4-15
$1.16 V*
(quar.)
Tropical
6-13
' 9-15
1
6- 2
35c
$4
"
5-
6-16
75c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5.96
&
Western
$1.12 Ma
com.
0
(quar.)
& Swasey Co. (reduced)
Washington Building Trust (Mass.)
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)
4-30
$1.06 Mi
(N. Y.)
5- 1
25c
1
$1.22 Ma
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line,
6- 1
5- 1
-
5-
Corp.
4-18
4-15
5-15
Company
Union
$1.20
10c
$1.08
$1.16
Trico Oil & Gas Co
4-11
5-5
1
'
Trust Co.
5-29
5-29
6-30
30c
4-24
5-
-
preferred (quar.)
Tower Acceptance Corp., class A
5-18
5-1C
5-15
5-15
6- 2
6- 2
5-15
5- 5
•
4-24
5-15
(quar.)
Trade Bank &
30c
—
4-15
4-24
5-15
(increased)
Co.
208 South La Salle St. Corp.
.-
4-30
5-15
;
$1.06%
preferred
conv.
(John R.)
6-14
4-15
t
25c
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
'Tokkeim Corp. (quar.)
6-28
4-30
4-30
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
6-2
6- 2
162Vic
—__
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4quar.)
c
($25 par) (guar.)--..
($25 par) (quar.)__
4-15
5-15
$1.02 Ma
4.56%
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-30
30c
(quar.)—
—
i.
Walworth Co.
2
27c
—
-.Walker
8
6-
,
4M4% preferred (quar.).
4.25% preferred (quar.)—
Southeastern Public Service
3.70%
8
$1
4-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
8
5-
$1.21
3-31
Electric—
Southern Railway Co.—
5% non-cumulative preferred
5-
1
<quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
5-15
$0.2656(4
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Southern Nevada Power
4-15
6-
preferred
$4.84
4-30
,
(quar.)
1
1
6-16
preferred (quar.)
4-30
$0.4315
297/eC
22Vic
(quar.)—
5-
20c
5- 2
4-15
6-30
Warner
5-15
;
7-17
,
*
6-30
15c
.Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd
5-
25c
1
5-13
1
...15c
4-21
30C
8-
5-
$1.03
0% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)__
1
.
9
4-13
1
4-30
...
.
6-
(quar.)
5-29
28c
(quar.)
Gas
3-31
34c
-4.72%
Materials
4-30
•
25Vic
26V2C
30Vic
(quar.)
preferred
5-20
4-10
4-1
4-28
150c
60c
.
Southern Canada Power, Ltd.,
Southern
Colorado Power—
4.80%
4-15
$4
Oil
30c
v
Bouthem
5- 1
<*'6- 1
6-1
12M>c
California Edison, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.24% .preferred
(quar.)
4.88%
preferred
(quar.)
4.78% preferred (initial)
.
4.78%
preferred (initial quarterly)
Southern California Water, common
4%
preferred (quar.):
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana
4-29
5-29
Coal &
150c
(reduced)
4.48%
preferred
6-1
' 130c
Southern
5.44%
6- 5
40c
30c
South Coast Corp. (quar.)
Southam Company, Ltd. (quar.)___
4.08%
Texas Power & Light, $4.56
30c
.
Skyland Life Insurance (North Carolina)
Blater (N.), Ltd., common (quar.)
Smith
Texas
5-15
Pacific
.
5-15
—
4-15
125c
dividend)
5-12
5...
4-
.
25c
.$1.01
j
:
4-30
,
(quar.)
5- 1
6-14
45c
(stock
4-16
4-13
*.
4-21
5- 1
...
50c
(quar.)
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
Tex-Tube, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)—;
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing Co. (quar.)
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Common
(quar.)
Texas Industries, common (quar.)
107o
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
4-24
*-
1
4-30
37Vac
*
1
15c
:___
75c
125c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5.00 preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway—: .
6-10
-
4- 9
5-15
37%c
37Mac
(quar.)
1
1
$1
.4-18
.5-
;•
..
.
common
5-
(quar.)
common
Transmission,
$5 preferred
Slmms
,|
1
41M4C
.4.50%
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5.16% 2n<M preferred (initial)
*7
(quar. )__„
Shopping Bag Food Stores (quar.)_
Sidney. Roofing & Paper Co., Ltd., .90c class A
8ierra Pacific Power Co., common
$2.44
preferred.A ,(qudn)__l
Silvray Lighting..(quar.)____
Simmons
4.04%
4.90%
(quar.)
Bherwin-Williams Co. of Canada—
Common
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
'
4.25%
133tic
com.
—
^-15
Power,
5-
.:"V*
preferred (quar.)'
preferred (quar.)_l__
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
4.60 %
Sheuango Valley Water Co.,-57* pfd.- (quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
-
4.10%
_
>
{quar.)_
$4.20
1
,
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
:
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
4% preferred (s-a)
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)_^
4.32% preferred A (quar.)
;
4.16%
preferred (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., common (quar.)_:
Tennessee Gas
; *
,
(from net In-
vestment-Income)
>
&
33c
4.32% conv. preferred (quar.)__—
•Teck-Huglies Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)
11-8
12-1
75c
.
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.,
.
preferred
4-18
6- 1
6-1
91 %c
%
$4.12
28MBC
—
4-15
25c
27Mic
(quar.)
5-27
Electric
65c
5.20% preferred (1952-54) (quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil, common (quar.)_
4V2 % preferred (quar.)_
35c
Income) {
preferred
Suburban Propane Gas—
5-9
1
3c
C5c
6-2
.
4-18
5-
10c
Industries
25c
6-2
29%c
4-18
.
4-30
20c
..
<■5-15
(quar.)
4-15
1
5-
5-1
4c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)—_—
12 Mac
i
4-1Q
6-6
4-30
-40c
America
conv.
40c
6-2
29}Jc
29%c
of
Virginia
5-31
10c"'
1
5-
$1.31M»
(quar.)
<:,t$4,04
4-30
:
4-15
6-28
40c
,15c
31M4C
(quar.)
Co^p., common (quar.)
Propane Gas, common (quar.)
Suburban
A
Corp.
4-25
.
4-22
6-
25c
•
Stuonitz-Greene
11- 3
6-2
34%c
Preferred
Vanadium
4-16
;
7-1
56C:
50c
$1.37Ma
Butane Service—...
Preferred A (quar.)
Viclad
;
3 7 MaC
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Stouffer
8-1
.7
8-
40c
.
Line Income Fund, Inc,
Camp Sea Food (quar.)
Vangas, Inc., $1.50
4-29
6-
1-15
•.
(quar.)
4-16
o
V
2-1-59
Fund, Inc. (from earned income)
4- 2
6-10
12 Mac
5-8
11-15
(quar.)
12-15
1'
5-15
12cU
7-15
10-15
87M2C
■„
1
11-1
Van Dorn Iron Works Co
9-15
9-30
12MaC,V
(quar.)
5- 1
8-15
j
,
Clothier
CoTp.
preferred
8-15
11-13
5-1
Value
6-1*
5-15
.
8-30
11-29
<
87%c
convertible
5%%
"
12-31
?
5-15
87MaC
87%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)
Universal Marlon Corp. (quar.)
Universal Products Co. (quar.)
:
Upper Peninsular Power Co,, com. (quar.)
; > 5M{% preferred (quar.)—
:Van
5-16
6-30
25c?
4-15
5-31
4-10
2
5-
4-13
1
5-
.
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50 convertible preferred
4-10
£-15
(quarterly
•
..
1
$3.50
•
income)
6-31. *
15c
1
.
1
5-
7
inc.,
Fund,.
Investment
5-15
15c
=
Shareholders Trust of Boston
5-
t$1.31
(quar.)__
Strawbridge &
preferred (accum.)
57*
preferred : (accum.)_______
With above- payments all arrears will be
cleared ty end of this year.
; i
4-11
5%
pfd. A
(quar.)__-_
9
-57*
.
1
t40c
4-30
4-25
5-1"
15c
6c
preferred
preferred
$3.50 convertible
:
*
Sterling Precision Corp., 5%
-
pfd.
5-
$1.25
•
$1
Seminole Oil & Gas Co., 5%
(
57*
preferred (accuin.)
4-15
-'•IOC
Investment
from
5-2
29iJc
(^uar.)
Selected American Shares Inc. (from inyest-
.
1
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
SeaporceL-Metals (quar.)
Security-Columbian Banknote
5-17
5-
$1,257
Ltd.
5-
Stock-dividend
;
2
dividend
Sterling
6-6
'
60c
'
3-15
6-
$1.25
5-81
•
Co.—
11-15
6-
5-15
6c
Wan Horn
6-14
'
Manufacturing, 3.65^, pfd.
3-15
-
5-26
6-13
5-15
.
62MaC
(quar.)
Convertible
Value Lhie
Sterh & Stern Textiles, Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Stevens (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
(quar.)_
Scotf Paper, $3.40 preferred
$4 preferred (quar.)-
3-15
45c'
4-15
(quar.)
$3.50
'*
G- 1
15c
Scarfe .& Co^- class A (quar.)•'__
:
Schenley Industries (quar.)_^
SchwitxerCorp., 5^2% preferred A (quar.)
.
; .12- 1
0-15
8-15
--$15c
7- 1
$35fjc
(quar.)-^__
12-15
(initial)
5-16
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Common
-
9-15
25c
35c
—
1
J56M4C
10c
D
Scotten, XMllon Co.
v
12- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%^preferred E (quar.)______^
Savage Arms {reduced
..
12-15
(quarvVB (jquar.)_*{---^_y_w_-
preferred
4.70^., pfd.
-
9- 2
.
6-16
-
4-17
5-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
5-22
6
Corp.—
(quar.)
Common
5-29
7- 1
10-
1%.
(quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores
preferred
2
6-
$2 "
(quar.)
Common
5-29
6-16
30C
(quar.)
Steinerg's Ltd., 5%%
6- 2
.
6-16
40c,
}15c
134%c
___:
5%
"
6-16
preferred.A
"4,70^
.
preferred
of Canada,
Steel Parts Corp
"
-
9-16
common
United Transit Co.,
4- 3
6-
5-1
V
United Whelan
30C
$1.10
Voting -trust, certificates common
i
Voting trust certificates common.
San Jose-Water Works, common (quar.)
9
4-15
5- 9
,
.710c
Steel Co.
4-30
■•-.<•
$1^5
£
5-
5-
6-10
5-1
25c
1st preferred (quar.).__;
6-
S.
4-3
5-14-3
50c
United Stores Corp., $6 conv. pfd.
30c
-
,
Rubber Co., 8%
Vitamin Corp.
U.
4-17
"$1.25
•/V
U. S.
9
25c'
7
50c
37%c
:
33c
■
,
.
:
9
5-15
4-28
5M5
V
7-18
5-
4-25
.
Interim
5-
5c
6-20
..
50c
5-
20c
5-1
7-10
30c
6-
•
-*4-17
;
6-
-
4-21
7
(quar.)
30c
6-
4-1
-5-12
15c
5i'o convertible preferred A (quar.)—_.—._
convertible preferred A (quar4)_
St. Regis Paper Co.^'common (quar.-)_«i___'__^
$4; 40 pfd. aeries A'({fuar,)w{i.v^l{i.™____—i
Salada-Shlrrlff-Horsey, Ltd.? common
•
8-
S. Envelope Co.
36c
5
50c
4-18
1
5-1
5-15
;
55*
5Mi%
27 Mac
*
30c
4-18
5-1
*l5c
■
j
-
7r18
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
'5%
preferred (quar.)
.5%
preferred (quar.)__
8. & W. Fine Foods
-
'7-18
1%
Stauffer Chemical Co.
;4W. Louis, San Francisco By—.
6M> convertible preferred A (tjuar.)
$1.25
->■
7-18
8-
8-
Statler
-
-
8-
$1.15
'
1
5-
.
(quar.)
U. S. Lines (N. J.) (quar.)
U, S. Playing Card—
27V/4C
(quar.)
5-15
"'
(quar.)_i—
Inc.
U. S. Fire Insurance Co.
4-21
5-
' 78c ; '
$2.50
\
•
.
1%
5-15
' 15c
=
class ;A -(quar.
Ltd.,
U.
7-18
$1.10
6- 2
15c
Royalties, Management Corp.__r_I_4.__.
'Royal'
7-18
7-18
4-16
62
Ltd.
(reduced).
United New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)
United Shoe Machinery Corp.— *
•
•
Common • (quar.)
^
Special
6%
preferred (quar.)
8-
$1.12 Ma
Corp.
Mines
8-
5-15
77-18
.
"
6-2
(quar.)_
*
Hill
$1.03%
(quar.)
Delaware
_
- •
5-1
Keno
1
(quar.)
Hotels
(from
-
Corp., common, (initial),27Vac
preferred
(Initial quar.)
15c
cent
1
"
t'JOc
*
1
5-9
6-1
shares
4-30
$1.06%
+10c
(quar.|i^c£L__;
t~
7-
Starrett Bros. & Eken, Inc. (N. Y.)—
Voting trust certificates (initial)
5-9
4-30
-
B
4-30
7-10
4-10
6-1
'
Class B
»•
(quar.)
•>.
Fund
1
dividend
Class
-
%'■''
60
5-15
'
;
Holdert
Payable of Rea.
:
*
6c
"
preferred
^
'
income)
8-
Equipment (quar.)
Stanley Brock Ltd., class A (quar.)_
:'i—
(quar.
common
Investment
8-
Standard Railway
announcement
tunder-.tiew"name)
Continental
net
6-
dividend
Stock
1
37c
(quar.)
par;
Standard Dredging, $1.60 pfd.
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.—
4% %
preferred - (quar.)
.
I
Stock
United
97 Vac
Spokane International ,RK. Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
—,—'
^
Quarterly
Sports Arena (Del.) (stock dividend)-
6- 5
6-14
conv.
4-19
When
Share
7
Inc.—
92V2C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Special Investments & Securities, Inc. (quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
4-11
,
5-
*
45c
.
$1.44
4-18
3-31
Funds,
United
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone, com.
5-15
-4-18
6-14
-
"•
-
;.
$1.10
4.40%
-
6- 2
50c
37 %c.
$0.08333
—
preferred'($25
4-1
4-11
5-15
6- 5
..
4.36%
;
6- 1
6-1
5-1
_____—
■!
(quar.)
&
90c
90c
*r 20c
93%o
,
.—.
(quar.)
.5-1
5-1
4.60%
4-30
j
.
.
t$1.19
.59%c
4-30
4-15
United
(quarterly from
(quar.)
(quar.)
L_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)__
12-12
-
*5-15
Tar
Name of Company
5-31
5&
•
10c
preferred
preferred
preferred
-
6-10
f
United-Greenfield
(quar.)
preferred
127c
—
(quar.)___
Participating.-
,Rochester*Gas
4-16
50c
of Rec.
-•$1.25
income)
3.90%
—________
(quar.i
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)
(quar.>
Southwestern Public Service, common
(quar.)
15c
Rice Mills
preferred
.,$1.50
-'
.4-15
#*4-24
$1
•
Holder*
.
.
Service—
Investors, Inc.
15c
_—.
:Robbins* & Myers,
.
5e
preferred
investment
6-13
:
(guar.)______
Brand
5- 1
5-6
4-30
,
4.40%
Souhwestern
7-1
—:—
<—,
B {quar.)
Inc., common
3%%
4-18
-
Republic Industrial Corp. <quar.»a____—_—
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
■;43i % preferred. (guar.)
.
Reynolds-Metals Co.,. 4%% pfd. A (quar.)—
Reynolds {R. J.) Tobacco, common (quar.)—
,
4-18
5-15
Electric
128c
_
Class..A
Southwestern
tl5c
30c
45c
'
>'
4-14
6-13
•».
.
ATquar.
'-Extra
*
5-1
5-15
When
Payable
Share
5- 1
6-27 i'
20c
2%
__
Reitman's
.
Company
Paper Mills-<s-a)_^
Southwestern Drug Corp., common
$5 preferred (quar.)_
,
25c
.
{Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
*—
ReliablefStores Corp.,(quar.)Tr_*.~-—
—
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co. (quar.)
RenoW Chains {Canada), X»td.•_*•.'•
7 Per
Name of
Southland
4r21
4-21
10c
-
-
(s-a)—
1
-—
5-1
25c
*
.Reinsurance
''When Holder*
Payable ofRee.
Par
Share
<'
*
{C.HAJ'Oo., $2 partic. ciass A (quar.),.
•- Class
JS ^Qtiftr.)
.Regent F41nd.4initi.al)
,—-—i
Reed
(1937)
__
aft
the source.
tax
Less British
.
income tax.
Jamaica
date was Incorrect.
The
date is indicated here.
income
corrected
tax.
itPayaWe in U. a funds, less 15% Canadian nonreSHteiRs W.
s'
'■
84
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1938)
.
.
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
General
Stockholders approved the name change on April 16 after the company
disposed of the assets of its brewing division and clothing divisions
during 1957.—V. 187, p. 1789.
Corporation and
Investment News
Brothers Co.
Lever
above.—V.
174,
Southern
Selby Shoe Co.—Sells Trademark Rights—
Oversubscribe Offer'g
Royal McBee Corp.—Employees
•
f
4%
.
below.—V. 184, p. 2489.
Sentry Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
savings plan offered by
announcement on April 22 by
'
United States Shoe Corp.
See
corporation have oversubscribed a stock option
the company by 55%, according to an
Philip M. Zenner, President.
The
plan, which was opened to full-time employees on Jan. 31,
Permitted each employee with over two years service to take option
on
any number of shares of Royal McBee common
stock, up to an
option value which would not exceed more thfin 30% of his highest
annual pay during the last two years.
The option price was set at $20 per share, or approximately the
market price as of Jan. 31.
Almost 2,000
eligible employees took option on stock during the
period.
The authorized
100,000 shares were oversubscribed by ap¬
proximately 55,000 shares.—V. 187, p. 1359.
this
of
Employees
and
corporation
covering,
Co.
♦
V
for
(with
position of leadership in titanium fabrication will be achieved by
company in the production of jet pods and pylons for the new
DC-8 Jetliner, rolled out today, T. Claude Ryan, President,
announced on April 9.
this
The
•
the
DC-8
peak
reaches
program
STATEMENT
CONSOLIDATED
the
December 31—
Year Ended
sales
Net
taxes
income
income
for Federal
Prov.
taxes™
state
&
for and the interest
by such bidding.
_r~-~
$1,804,359
The
Common
paid (iri cash)—
dividends paid (in stock)—
158,091
2,850,492
1958
In
will
Common
448,760
374,000
$3.36
Capital shares outstanding (net)
per common share—
—V. 187, p. 1547.
Earnings
'
$4.02
-
Dec.
Year Ended
31—
•Gross profits
Profit before income
r
to
$7,801,920
May
of
of
35
record
cents
at
profit
741,302
Common dividends
'
(Earnings
•After
Other
discount
$834,427
of
•First
1957;
and
A new
110
Auto-Home
volt
AC
At
the
:trade-in
June 15,
time
same
Shaver
Electric
Powershave
that
Mr.
'
3:fi%
series
due
GIVING
old electric shavers
or
The
trade-in
Shaver
the
or
purchase of
allowance
is
regardless
$7.50
Auto-Hoine
new
on
of
the
1988
debentures
(cumulative)
•Additional
the
Powershave
Model,
and
Men's
Maine.
the
In
any
Mr. Garrity pointed out that the
price of $33.50.—V. 186, p. 2053.
shaver has
new
suggested
a
due
company
The order, for
;;
are
its
of
195
line
entire
Scott
of
retail
products
in
all
be
in
Mich.;
from
made
Fort
Scott
Edward,
Reed
Elected
to
/
Board—
First
cent
6%
>'
(
elected to
Mr.
is
Reed
the board of
directors
also Chairman
Electric's board
of directors
of
and
the
of
Scott
Finance
Chairman
Paper
Co.
Committee
Trustees
of
of
of
General
the General
Electric Pension Trust. He is also a director of the Bankers Trust Co.,
I-'-, the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Hoving Corp., Tiffany & Co. and
National Dairy Products Co.—V. 187, p. 1359.
,
"
quarter
full
1958—Month—1957
^
■
The
$
1094.
'
•
$
sales
Profit
before
Prov,
for
TJ.
1956
&
1955
Net
profit
676,000
$943,011
981,855
1,156,542
180,143
$1,051,049
$1,127,085
$215,789
196,911
201,254
229,663
183,910
256,418
248,949
161,824
352~290
outstanding—
" 427,364
414,916
391,430
share
39L430
$1.75
$1.99
$2.15
$0.02
paid
divs.
paid
Com.
dive,
paid
Com. shs.
•Earns,
per
(cash)
(stock)
com.
•Adjusted for
485, p. 2220.
in
the
cities
of
in
Reno,
Nev.—V.
187,
above.—V.
186,; p.
1309.'
number
of
shares
117,429
outstanding
Dec.
31,
1957.—V.
Seeburg Corp.—Enters Cigarette
Vending Business—
This
corporation—world's largest producer of
coin-operated phono¬
as well
as missile components and
telegraph facsimile equip¬
ment—has purchased for cash the electric
cigarette vending machine
business of Eastern Electric Co.,
including all patents, tools, dies. etc.
Herbert J, Siegel, Chairman, and Delbert
W. Coleman, President, an¬
nounced on April 23.
'
approximately
*
covered
the
first
announcing the entry of The Seeburg Corp. into the
cigarette
Vending business, Messrs. Siegel and Coleman said
that the electric
cigarette rending machines will be manufactured at
Seeburg's main
plant at Chicago, 111.
coin-operated
tributors will
70-
require
an
quarterly
dividend
of
70
healthy
1956.
Selling, general and administrative
over
1956,
due
to
reduction
"Just
as
of
the
the
end
of
the
as
about $1,000,000
rise
1957.
in
-
general
cash
On
two
of
cigarette vending
improves,
current
at
the end of
liabilities
the
close
1957 totaled $58,396,000
$15,572,000
of
last
.
year
.
.
up
against
and
as
these
The
trade
company has not
policies,
said
Mr.
carry a complete stock of parts,
and
thus
will
service
-
ss
Fort
Pitt
Industries, Inc.
previous; •;records;. Earnings -.-per<-.share, tm.'-the
shares
of
common
stock.outstanding
years'.'and
operating"
England,
April
on
14
Thomas
De
fair
announced
the
La
Rue
&
formation
Co.,
of
Ltd.
De
La
of
London,
Rue
Bank¬
company
printing
security documents.
Thomas De
La
Rue
&
Within
printing.—V. 186,
p.
Inc., is
1155.
a
a
include
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
revenues
expenses
income
oper.
taxes
taxes
Net
oper.
;
past*
than
in'
»',V
•
.
12.7%
up
gain
a
of
.
.
that 1958 also will be a year of expansion.
exceeds that of any previous year. More than
spert for construction and expansion of facilities.
seven
During
11
the
exchanges
manual
new
-to
serving
dial
central -office
$180,000
a
were
additional
in
file
.
were
telephones
Other
:
henus
be
will
scheduled
to
existing build¬
Brownwood
and
; ;*
Brady,*
obtained
that"
promise
an
At year-end applications fo'r
regulatory bodies that should
$475,000.—V. 186, p. 2855.
revenues.
with
annual
6500
additions
between
-increases
year
on
about
operation.
buildings,
installations
rate
year
increases
produce
be
year
various
revenues
of
'
Sovereign Resources Inc.—Statement Withdrawn—
The letter of notification filed with
1,500
shares
of
withdrawn.—V.
77c
18G,
cumulative
the SEC
preferred
Nov.
on
stock
19, last,
(par
$100)
•
covering
has
been
2374.
p.
Sperry Rand Corp.—New Remington President—
as
corporation
President
and
his
Remington
Sperry
Corp.
f
of
announced
Remington
retirement
Rand,
Rand
has
the
equipment.
will
Corp.,
He
from
active
continue
formed
in
the
election
Rand
succeeds
as
1955
James
H.
Kenneth
through
a
Remington Rand, Inc.
Herman, an Executive Vice-President
merger
Corp.. was formerly President of Vickers,
produces hydraulic equipment.
Herman
business
has
founder
of
a
director
of
of
the
v
a
Inc.,
an¬
a
;
.
and
Rand
R.
producer of
Rand who
duty.
Mr. Rand,
Vice-Chairman and
and
Mr.
of
division,
SDcrry
"
•
*
director
a
of Sperry
subsidiary that
Japanese Affiliate Formed—
The
Nippon Remington Univac Co. has been set up to cultivate a
potential market in Japan by pushing the products of the
SperryRand Corp. with the aid of two
leading - Japanes* business concerns.
It also plans production in Japan of Sperry-Rand's
electronic computers.
The new company's
paid capital of $278,000 was shared by SperryRand, the Daiiehi-Bussan Trading Co. and the Tokyo Shibaura Electric
Co., holding 30%, 50%, and 20%, respectively.—V. 187,
rich
1958—Month—1957
$
the
expects
from
additional
150-year-old banknote printer,
specialist in corporate and financial
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
will
the
converted
New
Co., Ltd., is
while Sorg Printing Co.,
nuixiber
average'
highest in
constructed
re.Vertues
Loveland
machines
with its main office at 80 South Street, New
York, N. Y.
will engage in the business of engraving and
stock
certificates
and
bonds,
travelers
checks
and
other
new
&
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$
$
56,327,628
51,542,241
113,707,001
32,092,995
72,205,027
7,351,594
15,228,784
14,036,580
4,753,316
4,371,151
9,501,654
p.
65,509,'534
7,842,114
'
8,606,347
991.
103,415,399
35,191,614
income
8,540,584
7,726,501
16,771,536
7,695,777
7,294,444
14,904,036
Spiegel, Inc.—March Sales Higher—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
—V.
15,262,938
charges
1958—Month—1957
$11,095,600
..
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$9,696,630 $24,233,676 $21,837,313
14,108,343
Net
after
—V.
187, p. 1359.
-
Southern California Edison
Co.—Secondary Offering—
offering of 60,300 shares of common stock
(par $25 > was made on April 24 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., and
Walston & Co., Inc., at $54.75
per share, with a dealer's
A secondary
'
construction budget
$6,250,000
note Co., Inc.,
The
were
■;
.-
The
nounced
and
the
were
facilities
hit - an 'all-time high of $10,068,390,
1956*&.'$$',930,402.' Net income of $1,265,720 showed
The
its
Sorg Printing Co., Inc.—Banknote Affiliate Formed—
corporation
;
...
the slightest intention of abandoning
Simmons.—V.
187, p. 1437.
*
4.8%.
This 'was.accomplished in the face-of higher
operating costs."
..V Earnings5-"©!. $1.86 a share on the 652,013 shares of common stock
outstanding "at the year's end compared with $1.58 a share on G39.560
shares outstanding at the end of 1956.
•
.'
"
liquid
up $1,900,$160,985—their ratios
3.67% at the end of
"
-
r.....'
nto're\new,"telephone
,'ahy prior;4yeaE7;y7:; y *r !
fast
machines
through Seeburg's established nationwide network
phonograph- distributors. This means that local dis¬
^e quiekly available in any location."
The Seeburg Corp. was formerly known
of
in government securities
increases Mr. Simmons said:
business
we
proceed with
our
capital expenditure program,
balances will be swiftly put to work in our
business.
3.74%
insurance
Commission,
and
these
level
r " *
Chester H;.*Loi'eland, PresidGit, an
April 8 stated that the company-:
provided improved service' in
1957
to .a
greater number
of people
.than ever before in its history with revenues and income breaking
rate
advertising expenditures.
inventories
and
borrowings from
explained
soon
expenses were up
increased
cost
—
1693.
pi
•'
operations,
Parish, La. The 'Estimated
$886,510.—V. 187, p. 7J359V- ;
&, jCo.;; Freemaji & Co.;-.Ira Haupt tc .Co.; McMaster
<Ss Co.; Win. E. 43ollcck & Co.; Inc.; and Shearson;'Hammlll
Co.-r-y. J87,
Mr.
regular
Co.
to
Southwesterii%States> Telei»liQne Co.—Earnings Higher
said.
the
Company
a
measuring
gas'produced*
Baxter
Hutchinsqh
&
from
quarter
President, announced.
quarterly dividend rate for
improvement in general business
In
■:ls7i0Te lmP°rtantly,'' they added, "the
VrtU be merchandised
Co.:
10
*
natural
,
v
1'
pipeline and
system
The issue;Is to,.be secured by 266.box cars and 600 ore gondola cars,
estimated t.q cQst $10.2.84,248.^%;. 7 "'
-.7>..j
^'■ Associates, in. the offering, are: Dick Si-Merle-Smtth; R. W. Pressprich
.
;
its
Sc ..Hutzier: b!4,S8,32'5% (for the certificates.--also as
314s.
Issuance. g.nd 'sale of. the certificates are suliject to. authorization of
ana
1739.
p.
miles of
into
Facilities—
this
/
company is qualified
under the
conduct such businesses. It6 prin¬
to
located
declared
graphs,
;©f
Reno
authorized
Plaquemines
the Interstate Commerce
increases
over
12 (a
receive
in
Increase
has
Salomon.
^
1956.
1954
about
to
ings
and
microwave
Abilene, Texas.
1957
Co.—To
^cHitiesrli* 'approximately
The
satisfactory.
This
Com.
will
it
Gas
the
subject to-
for¬
eign income taxes—
Pfd. dividends
service
gas
V
'- %•
Commission
operate
enable
10 to stockholders of record
May 26, 1958.
Mr. Simmons said that all in all they
Profits per common share declined only 6% in the
face of an B% sales decline. The
$11,121,000 sales decrease was spread
through all areas except: institutional steel furniture to
hospitals,
hotels and motels, and in
foreign sales, both of which showed
were
being
$46,934,437 $46,633,811 $45,987,064 $35,714,299
taxes
1,619,011
2,032,904
2,283,627
395,932
inc.
S.
1957
and
-
200.000
clusive. The certificates, scaled to
yield from 1;85% to
3.60%, according to maturity, were awarded to the group
on April 21 on its bid of 98.51 %
f
.
Simmons
have
Current assets at
•
Seiberling Rubber Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Year End. D^C. 31—
f
80,500 shs.
issued
*
250 000
850,000
Inc.-.
Equipment Trust Certificates.
Offered^Halsey^ Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
April 22:offered $2,220,000 of
equipment trust cer¬
tificates, maturing annually, March 1, ;1959 to ;1973, In¬
>•
share, payable June
a
000—and
Net
2,176,000
as
264,739,765 269,815,498 473,510,947 493,565,283
/. 187, p.
of
directors
holdings at
1958—2 Mos.—1957
«i>
Sales
.
G.
Simmons, Jr.,
the present 70-cent
1958
Mr.
to
Power
Tahtihe-Field
mortgage.
Grant
year
conditions,"
companies
Sears Roebuck & Co.—March Sales Lower—
;
earnings
and
Southern Pacific
165,460
be
jc
Inc.„2i<-f
F. s; Yantis & Co.,
^
the
$745,702 shs.
may
200 000
_
100,000
in
80,500 shs.
series
__
Thomas & Co.
Weeden & Ca.
750,000
Inc.
'Fe'deral-
station
1,000,000 shs.
other
or
Plan
; ' ./i...
Southern Najtural
3,000,000
•
_
I87,*'p.--i48ii'aC'
The
.-
due
value)
California
Finance
"Continuation
the
A
Period End. Mar. 31—
Kendall.
3,000,000
>>;
Fox
*
—v.
.
Stifel, Nicolaus &iXCo.,X. /
U,;. :
' Inc.,
•'. 250.000
.7 J., S. Strauss 6b-'Co£'JL<" j 300,000
& Co. ,^.250,000
H^hsbatic b
/
York''
construct
4,000,000
«
•
3,000,000
'
500,000
Corp. '.JLZ'sJ,—■
Patterson,- Copeland <fc
;
.
200,000
Robinson-Humphrey
•>
800,000
.^
*
3,500,000
2,500,000
are
Co.'__'__l„V :
600 000
1,250.000
-
,: Co.,
Inc.
250,000
;Schwabacher & Co^i- 'i i 300,000
Stern, Frank,-Meyer-.&"-*•••"* \-- i-
400.000
'Co,;r.—* 350,000
of
environs.
and
dividend,
Reviewing
Philip D. Reed, Chairman of the Board of General Electric Corp., has
been
water
und
&
1,260,000
.
.
Hughes
Inc; '-I______;
Co.,
-The
•
New
975,000
3,000,000
the
&
Illinois..Cp.- Inc.™
$3,000,000
April 29)
same
100.000
Mullaney, 'Wells
Outstanding
Simmons Co.—Dividend Outlook—
i
'
•
Hirsch
The
FINANCING
4,000,000
par
of
,-MdfleT-Smith'.
"**■ &
-
common->
3,500,000
(bids
I ;^nc.
R.,,W. Pressprich & Co.
.Raf(ensperger,
•
'
'
$100,000
Pollock & Co.,: > ;-
'Win.-.-E.
100,000
oi irichigah Corp,
v
cents
;
&
Freeman
'
offices
Budget
~
*
Dick
First
all
supermarkets.
the Loblaw order,
shipment had to
Winslow, Me.;
Chester,
Pa.; Detroit,
N. Y.; and Sandusky, Ohio.
Cc., Tnc...
Davis, Skgggs.& Cor.™,
paid
Signature Loan Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
than 60
the
&
"
Peters, Writer & Chris% tensen; Inc.:w----i-:--
'.COf>;t'Hv/i.',*500,000
~
:'"-
165,460
renders
executive
See
■
feature
Bartli;&
McMaster^ Ilutchinson &
company was incorporated on March 13, 1912 in
public utility operating company engaged principally
utility business in the States of Nevada and California,
Nevada
21
announced the receipt of the largest
products in
its
history and,
according to
the largest in grocery history.
fill
To
mills
»
a
.
will
Loblaw
of
is
laws
retail
carloads of household paper products,
placed by the supermarket chain, Loblaw, Inc., whose headquarters
in Buffalo, N. Y.
was
"\
PRESENT
of-the-bonds:-
the'-following
Baxter;& CJinpLny;:»v.; '^600.000
Julien Cohihs'.&T
Co,^/ »;250.U00
"Scb ni'er tz
:
time
the
on
company
Cunningham,
since '1946;.
975,000
1975
($7.50
Nevada,
paper
more
declared
Authorized
($50 par value)
electric
also
and
April
on
order for
available records,
been
from
quarterly
$3,000,000
obligation,
bonds
Sparks,
Scott Paper Co.—Receives Record Order•ingle
It
the
cipal
This
7
<
BUSINESS—The
Lady Schick Ladies' Shaver or the recently announced
Whiskaway Men's Shaver.
/
;
+
J.
.
toward
$5
eon-
named
below have .severally: agreed *
respective . principal
V.v- 7."
\
..
the
Halsey'; VStuart. & Co."
.<
Iim. —$4,150,000
1 Includes 22 shares reserved for exchange of stock of former
parent
merged with the company in 1937 and assumes the sale of all of the
common stock.
'
straight
make or condition.
Schick Powershave
TO
-
limitations contained in
offer starting April 23
in which consumers can trade in any old blade razors,
EFFECT
.
Razors,
for
•'
1986_.
due
Common stock
:
announced
amounts
from
'
addi¬
Preferred stock, series A, $2.44 dividend
either
on
$3,550,000
purchase
on
April 14, 1958, payable will not be paid ou the additional common %
1984
due
bonds,
purchase
1958-1962
Shaver—
paid
has-been
1978
Property
works
the
*•
business
1977
due
5lAVo' series
inauguration of a
and continuing through Father's Day,
Garrity
series
%
New
current, or plugs into the cigarette lighter
announced by Paul G. Garrlty, Vice-President
'
series due
3%%
$1,545,469 and including
and $588,006 respec¬
house
DC
or
receptable of a car, was
of Sales, on April 23.
*
of
mortgage bonds—
A, 3\V'o, due 1970—
3 Ve
$6,079,980
$1.99
$338,828
Schick Inc.—Announces New Auto-Home
>
~
:
exchange, of
on
in
of
amounts hav^
stock as
been
Series
(Based 011 4,454,708 shares.—V. 186, p. 949.
tively in 1956.
■"
share--——
common
per
charging
income
varying
have
;
2,767,750
$2,605,910
$1.58
Balance, surplus
sale
"*.
278 %
-v
close
1958. This dividend
1,
stock.
445,500
4,454,708
Preferred dividends
the
company's, common
share
per
the
CAPITALIZATION
Net
,i
the
on
Dividends
$9,293,230
14,419,008
—
from
to
dividends17of
1916
constituted.
dividend
stock
17,422,890
8,129,600
since
year
time
A
6,617,088
"
received
PURCHASERS—^the" ^purchasers
,
,/..(o
obtained by short-term bank loans. In the* event that all of the 57,362
shares of common stock being pffered are not sold, thevvamount ol *.
j
short-term, bank loans may be increased- accordingly.
'
r
$21,273,039 $23,933,323
-
-
taxes
Provision for income taxes
„
1988,
such
195(5
1957
due
to be completed hi*
approximately $2,510,000 for the electric department,.;
the gas department, and $680,000 for the water
de¬
"
DIVIDENDS—Cash
i
.
for the purchase
bonds,
remainder'
•
BUSINESS—Company-is an operating public utility engaged prin¬
cipally in serving natural -gas • td an estimated population of about
2,100,000 in .the; southern part-of California. Its
territory includes a
small portion of the .'City of Los
Angeles. *1 .
j
1
company does not expect to do any further permanent financing
1958. Any amounts needed to complete >1958 construction will be
in
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
St. Lawrence Corp. Ltd.
is
~
The
each
^
bids
mortgage
spend approximately
Expenditures for construction
1958.
be
for
$360,000
188,010
dividends
proceeds
expects
company
structlon
$1,256,769
profit
net
inviting
first
the,
balance wil: be used to finance in part such
program for the
1958.r
v
:
1958. The price to be received lpT
rate orr the ^ new bonds will be
company
partment.
Net
5
its
April 29,
on
proceeds from the sale, of the bonds will be used
repay"- short-term*- indebtedness to its parent;" representing advances
for the company's construction and
expansion program, and
oi
tional common stock and the new bonds will be applied first to the
payment of bank loans incurred for construction purposes wnich now
aggregate $2,950,000, except that a portion, not exceeding $389,000,V
of the proceeds of the new bonds will be deposited with the trustee
under the company's mortgage. Any balance of such proceeds will be
used to finance in part additional construction in 1958.
: ■'
—
———
-
before"
-Profit
is
company
amount of
opened
PROCEEDS—The
/ 195?
*956
$76,085,016 $46,998,925
3,849,359
2,566,769
2,045,000
1,310,000
v';:..
to be
determined
EARNINGS
OP
BONDS—The
FOR
bids
bonds,
made
stock (par $7.50)
common
V
;
PROCEEDS—Net
to
share for each twelve shares held
new
one
$3,000,000 principal
such
tons of titanium a month, when
production. One of the most ex-
pensive metals used in industry, titanium costs $15 a pound ($30,000
a
ton), or more than silver.
Each set of pods (Jet engine packages) and pylons (structures which
support
the engines from the
wings) which Ryan builds for the
DC-8 contains
1067 titanium parts, or almost 7000 components of
this modern metal for each iour-engined Jetliner.
-
com¬
oversubscription privilege).« The offering
an
BIDS
of
of finished titanium parts in the
Ryan will be the largest producer
Industry, using approximately nine
Offered—The
not underwritten.
Douglas
»
Co.—Stock
57,362 additional shares of
at the rate of
A
.
•
Power
V
.
4s--were received as follows:
Blyth 9e
The First Boston Corp. and White,''Weld, & Co. '
100.7699;-.and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith. 100.0999.
yiay mot
be refunded at a lower Interest cost to the
company prior to May 1,^1963. For its sinking fund and renewal fund'
the bonds, are redee?nable at prices scaled from 102.08%
to
100%;
lor other purposes redemption prices
begin at 107.07%*.! '
'
pany on April 18 offered to its common stockholders of
record April 17 the right to subscribe on or before May 6
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Builds Jet Pods and Pylons—
~
Pacific
Sierra
>
t
the .bonds.as
Inc.; ;TO0.$0f>;
both
,
...
j
Its bid of 101.2199%.iA'
on
Other--bWs»Jor
/
"
an
first
April 23
on
on April 9 filed a
letter of notification with the
undetermined number of shares of capital stock
(par 10 cents) to be offered at the market price but not less than
50 cents per share.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are
lo be used for working capital.—V. 186, p. 1308.
•:
;
v.
'C
The
SEC
'pas^[o.Vuf ^alifoThla—Bonds Of¬
Halsey, Stu¬
$10,000,000 of
mortgage bonds, series C, due May 1, 1983. at
102.07 % -^anct accrued interest, > to yield
approximately
3.87% to; maturity. The group won award of this issue
(Continued from page 14)
*
Counties
fered—A group of underwriters headeci by
art & Co. Inc. on April 24 publicly offered
107.
p.
•
concession of 80. cents per share. ,The.joffering was over-
Seeman Brothers, Inc.—Sells "Air-Wick" Line—
See
'/
'
r
*.
187, p. 928.
'
Spokane Natural Gas Co.—Merger Approved—
The stockholders have
with
approved the proposed merger of this company
Washington. Water Power Co., Nathan H. Gellert, Jr.,
President,
on
April a.
The
merger has been
approved by the Tdaho P. U. Commission.
11 still must be approved oy
Washington Water Power stockholders
and
the Washington P. S.
Commission.—V. 187, p. 779.
announced-
-
-
Volume
1&7»
Number 5737
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
66
(1939)
arrival
.Standards Products Co.—Enters Electronics Field—
r-
The 'company* is* entering
/.pilot
a
large variety of
field* and also is installing
the electronics
further 'development "of-^trn -economical
for
operation
i.
of chromnium w'a|MminiimFJT'S. Reid','President,
April 21. >;■ - • **
* **"
:: ■? '"**!-f*::"
* '
t yi"We -are now* setting: up^acillties-to
make"jrfurSe fcall'systems, for
i
hospitals
and*, electronic -fire - and' burglar - alarms^'for*' general
use.
i Qur
new
chromium-plating- pilot- plant, in Cleveland, Ohio, will be
in
production- shortly.
Although" small -intheir'/initial- stages, these
projects have a sound potential and are further-steps'towards diversi¬
fication," Mir. Reid said.
•
rp.
*
announced:
He
also
last
share,
indebtedness.
three
-r
months
ended
March"
productions This compared
three
months, last
caused
year,; and
profit; of' $646,005
'•p. 498."
*'"•
31,
of. the
"
-
cents a
or
•
86
a
;
,
for
-
same
1958,
The
The
I
share
on April 17
for original listing 950.000 of a total authorized 2,000,000 $1
.shares of this corporation, which was incorporated in 1946
manufactures
scientific
instruments
commonly termed
"trans¬
•
scientific, and industrial. uses.
for, military
A wholly-owned
subsidiary manufacturers temperature .test chambers," Statham's cus¬
•
tomers
Net
Net
The company, filed a registration- statement with
187,
the SEC
Income
its-no
of
of
par
the-Plan
respect to the
stock
common
during
the
which
period
be
may
July
1,
by tho
to June 30, 1959,
1958,
_
,
.
bjfr.J.
Howard Pew
and
of
members
his
•
of
the
V.*,
bearing his
company
'..proposal
has
been
cents
share
per
to
J.
A.-McRae,
shareholders
$0.72
11,075,873
and
and
(less
-equip,
15,109,049
7,000,000
-U-
19,640,411
16,046,304
$3.96
of
3,256,988
-
310,000
at
5,500
Mr.
common,
The
of
5,100
1,400
year
be
new
undertaken late this
and
1958
year.
spent approximately $9,500,000 in 1957 for
engineering, or 50% more than in 1956.
company
in
sq.
these
for
purposes
purpose
expected
are
total
to
research,
Expendi-
about
Thriftimart, Inc.—March Sales Up—
Period End. Mar. 29—
STATEMENT
EARNINGS
OF
FOR
1958
—
Earned
per com.
Earned
per
com.
Tip Top Oil & Gas Co., Salt Lake City,
Utah—Regis.
ters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
J
The filing of a registration statement
by this company was incorredly referred to by the SEC in their news release as a
filing by The
Top Oil Gas Co., which see in V. 187, p. 1829.
Todd
additional1 States
1
In
areas.
and
>
is
McRae
acquisition
slated
in
addition
the
to
Sunset
reserves,
a
will
to" become,
extend
held
$16,-
on
FIRST
QUARTER
1957
1956
*
1,011,000
540,000
A.
notice
Royalty
When
.
/be
•{
;
the
will
is
merger
acquire
approximately 86,000
completed,
approximately 4,000
will
'
the
"On
Dec.
be
net
about; 8,000,000
barrels
cubic
net
Patrick E.
of
to
sales
Kirby
total
with
acres
them
to
"The
exercised
present
payable
production will
day; net daily gas production
*'-
per
feet.
,.
"Thd" oil
industry ir'-iffyfa/..period" when acquisition of companies
producing properties may. well be» the-nxost economic means: of
and
and
building reserves
and/ daily.* production,"" said Mr." Sterling.
r
'
*'A
number- of, companies,
as' well as / many, profitable producing '
^
properties^. tirer presently, under' consideration." Oil payments
and <
funded
debt: financing will
be
fully * utilized, when appropriate, in
future
acquisitions,"" Mr. Sterling added.
.Simultaneously with the merger, Mr. Sterling disclosed Sunset will
.
acquire
a
Denver,
formerly a partially./owned McRae subsidiary, engaged in. oil
exploration outside of- the United States and contract drilling.
and
gas
Earlier
substantial
last
week
of Tradewinds
7
-
interest
McRae
Tradewinds
-in
announced
it
will
to shareholders
common
Exploration,
*
spin
off
of record
inc.,
1,674,019
May 5.
of
which,
the Executive
an
officer
and
Committee.
who
National Bank of' Dallas.
Haggerty had been Executive Vice-President and a director since
the Republic
of
187,
578.
p.
sales
Net
$5 497 000
for
decline
a
first
the
three
the
of more
of
quarter
ended March
months
than
C.
1957,
B.
on
/.-j
$148,000,
or
a
loss of 32 cents a share.—V.
187, p. 1482.
is-traded
Over-the-Counter.—V,7187r;pp/1790
,v''
'
*.
~
^
and
929.':
*
"r
,
;
Chemical Corp.—Merger Approved—
Thiokol
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc.—New President, etc.—
->
to
-
W.
M.
urer.
of
formerly Vice-President, has been elected President
Main, who has been elected Chairman and Treas¬
Paddon,
succeed
Hanford
G.
Johaning, Executive Vice-President, also became Chairman
the -Executive Committee.
Scliuler
division,
1840.
' •"""
"
p.
>
A.
M.
Schulei',
in
elected Vice-President
was
-
-
"
-
-
cliarge of the company's
the company.—V. 184,
of
•'
-
-**
(James) Talcott, Inc.—^New President—Earnings^Up—
»'.Herberts R
•
James
•Mr.
SiLverman,formerly, "Executive flVice-President,
Talcott;.
Keteey,
v.
a
Talcott.i who
,will;, continue
-
as
grandson
of" .the
company's
offices
had held the
Chairman Ana
Chief
of
founder*
Fresident
Executive
They
r'7 president,
Net
*
•i->
'C
..
.
.
will also
respectively."
earnings i for
continue
as
Secretary, and
\
the
■
three
months
of
1958
M.
Vice-
Vice-
'.*;
were
$458,858,
$404,715, in the, rame period last -year. 'This was equal
to '68. cents
per
share on the 601.467 common shares outstanding,
against 61 cents per .share on 586,898 shares a year earlier.—V. 187,
p. 929.
•
-i
'-V
compared--with
TelAutoffraph Corp.—New TV Product Line—Earns. Up
<•
.
„
.*
A
new
industrial
television
product
siaerable costly business, record keeping,
^
on
April 22. ",
Presentation
of
the
line,
wras
designed
to
,,week,
was
months of 1958 amounted to $203,109,
eliminate
been, increased administrative expenses during the
connection with the company's expansion.
there
Mr. Crosby said that the company's "backlog has increased to approxi¬
mately $44,000,000 compared with about $20,000,000 at this time last
year.
He noted/* however,*'/ that a' large proportion of the company's
business is placed on a fairly short-term basis and that future sales
prospects are not fully Indicated by backlog.
Mr.
the
Crosby
also noted that the company
decided 'on": what "form it will
not
the
New
traded
on
the
American
Exchange.'
new
purchase
EARNINGS
COMPARATIVE
FOR
QUARTER
ENDED
MARCH
31
1958
s&teS
Net
before
Federal
Net
1957
$7,834,177
product program intended to increase TelAutograph business," Mr.
-. "This,, new -product
line consists of high quality, moderate
priced, /.industrial
type television
cameras,
receivers
and
associated
new
Lee- said;
income
after
shares
Earned
620,505
per
taxes
income
203,109
equipinent."r
tures
It will be
used: by" banks, for eesy verification of signa¬
and account balances, and by airlines for dissemination of flight
.
stock
Hunter-Bristol
the
if
remain
warrants
the
June
as
are
warrants, are
30,
set
1962- The
of
forth
in
the
Kirby
Oil & Gas Co.—Correction-
187,
heading;
1829.
p.
properties.—V.
electric
above
186,
Exchange Commission—
2802.
p.
typewriter,
and
the
below
basically
the
with
grey
keyboard,
is
being
contrasting
color
introduced)- by this
Documentor,
the
electric
new
typewriter has
restyled
a
with
to
margin
The
make
setting,
for
quick
indentation.
easy
Underwood electric is priced
new
Union Gas Co. of
at $420.—V.
187, p. 681.
Canada, Ltd.—Acquisition—
Cities
Service
above.—V.
Co.
185,
p.
2606.
United Cities Utilities Co.—Tenders for Notes—
The
ness
Salle
La
on
April
National
26,. 1958,
collateral
trust
sufficient
to exhaust
—V.
183,
4%
Bank,
was
the
sum
561.
p.
Chicago,
to
receive
series
notes,
111.,
of $18,250,
until
tenders
due
A,
April
the
for
1,
close
of
busi¬
sale
to
it
the
1964,
to
of
amount
an.
at prices not to exceed. 100%.
/
United Employees Insurance
Co., Wilmington, Dei.—
Registers Stock Offering With SEC—
The
filed
company
Division
since
the
date
of
wholly-owned subsidiary.—V.
acquisition,
187, p. 498.
a
registration
statement
16, 1958,. covering 2,000,000 shares of
stock is to be offered for public sale
proceeds from the sales of
gross
who
group
United
responsible
are
for
its
$5
at'$10
the
with
par
per
stock is to be
SEC
share.
paid
on.
April
stock.
common
The
10%.
or tho
to the promoters'
sale.
the
organized under Delaware law on Feb. 25, 1957, and
single line insurance business. It was organized
was
proposes to engage in a
the purpose of
for
issuing insurance policies on the group plan insuring
members of organized labor unions, against loss of wages
irom the sales of stock is to be paid to the promoters'
will
be invested in
legal securities and used lor the acquisition of
operating properties, real and/or personal, including office furniture,
individuals,
proceeds
Portland,
and office space, by lease or purchase.
lists 13 promoters,
including Myrl L. McKee of
Oregon, Board Chairman; Howard F. Kuder of San Lorenzo,
Calif.,
listed
The
equipment
prospectus
is
as
President.
Most
Coast.
West
United
1957,
George
of
1958.
March. 10,
1958, nor the results of operations of National Electronics Laboratories,
a
shall
if
$875
before
or
smaller,
round
charcoal
grey
keys,
spaced
farther
typing easier, reduce mistakes.
It has one more* key
than
its
43
key Underwood predecessor—an exclamation, point, and
degree symbol.
A unique feature is a reverse tabulator—when the
carriage is moving from right to left it can be stopped at the nearest
*$0.29
dividend paid in November,
split in January,
NOTE—The above figures do not include the results of operations of
Inc.,
$775
and
on
of
initially entitled
Toklan.
of
the
promoters
are
front the
*1,017,028
$0.19
share
two-for-one stock
298,505
1,062,345
taxes
outstanding
•Adjusted to reflect the 5%
the
remains
1959,
stock
common
of
warrant purchase price shall be
Production Co.,. at the* office of the
States
Trust
Co.
of
New
warrant
York,
agent, at 46 Wall
New York 5, N. Y.—V. 185, p. 385.
order
'
Fruit
Mr.
and
Curtis,
1953.
He
reelection
but
wno
mittee.
Boston,
succeeds
after
will
.
Co.—-New Board
Gardner,
P.
Directors.
..
,.
,.
of,
which,
stock
.
Named
$6,337,674
420,109
-
Capital
the
30,
June
the
to
fixtures,
Net
and
shares
warrant
common
price
June
84
Tcrklan
of
30, 1959, and
exercising the warrants
warrants, except that the
new
gross
introduced by the company
coupled with
certain
corporation.
take.
decisions would be made before the end of
that
con-
is considering financing,
He indicated that
1958. Mr. Crosby added
company is preparing to ask for a listing of its stock on
York
Stock Exchange.
The Thiokol shares currently are
has
Toklan
had
!
-
product line, which was put on sale last
the announcement by Raymond E. Lee, Presi¬
dent. that se j d q arter operations-will show ""a modest profit."
"First quarter operations showed a profit of approximately $26,000—
-nearly $10,000 above the first quarter profit last year," he said.
Mr." Lee said; that TelAutograph.
which reported a net income of
$183,520 in 1957, compared with a loss of $761,000 in 1956, will have
a
profitable year during 1958.
'"The new-product line, named TelAutovision. is the first step in a
.
Net income for the first/three
but
to
Underwood Corp.—Introduces New Electric Typewriter
See
in
delivered
company on April 11 filed a/letter of notification with, the SEC
covering 199,700 shares of common stock to be offered at par
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds; are to be used
the
exploration and development of Washington, and. Montana,
A
W. Crosby, Thiokol President,, repeated his earlier forecast that
company's sales and earnings for 1958 were expected to be about
50% higher than in 1957. He stated, however, that because of special
conditions, sales for the first three months of 1958 increased to only
quarter
(2)
receive
each
shares
before
or
after
will
for
100
J.
the
'
by
Co.
and
Kirby Petroleum Co.:
provisions of the Toklan warrants relative
Toklan, the holders of Toklan warrants who
The
SEC
the
$7,834,177 from $6,337,674/in the like period a year ago. He said that
the additional sales were of a type which did not add to income.
Toklan
of
current month.
by the end of the
that
(formerly
Nevada
a
Ultra Ray Drilling & Mining Cq., Great Falls, Monti-
effective
out
Executive
..... ..
first
would become
compared with $298;505 in the first quarter of 1957. Mr. Crosby pointed
Jr.t.a Vice-President^/'has been elected Treasurer.
and ^Emanuel
P."'Lewis
have
been
elected
Chair men.
it was hoped the merger
President.
Harvey
Hooker 'Talcott
'Z
Reaction Motors said
succeeds
Co.,
Reaction Motors for one share of Thiokol common stock.
stock of
Treasurer,
as
and
Officer.
17
would
mon
W.
*
of this company and of Reaction Motors, Inc. on
approved a plan to merge the two companies. The merger
become effective through the exchange of l'A shares of com¬
stockholders
The
April
corporation
Production
Files With Securities and
apart
.
\T
-''V
on
keyboard
-
JOne
'
Co., wlxicb
panels
has
stock
meeting
the
warrants
above.—V.
see
mining
announced
annual
f
1958
54% from
Smythe, President,
this
of
Top
amounted to
the $12,028,000 reported
31,
meeting
a>
three-for-one
a
the
The item appearing in the "Chronicle" of
April 21 under this
should have been given under the name
Tip Top Oil & Gas
($1
for
Earnings Lower-
earnings were down from a profit of $412,000 a year ago, equal
to 89 cents a share, to a net loss in the first quarter of this year of
shares
-
of
Chairman
as
*Net
a director of Tradewinds.
approximately 12,000 stockholders, is listed on
the American Stock Exchange;/ MgcRae,: with- about 4;500
stockholders,,
Sunset,
:
history, continues
Thew Shovel Co.—Sales and
in'
'.Mr; McRae has been elected President, and
•
-.
28-year
Instruments from
1951.—V.
.
United
Street,
Mr. McDermott, active in the management of the
Haggerty.
Jonsson
Mr.
-
•
co-founder of the company and Chairman of
April 16 announced election of new officers.
Chairman, J. E. Jonsson, and a new President,
April 21 that at
at
Assets, etc.—
of
warrants,
stock
assets
warrant
exercised
on
on
authorized
said:
8
Kirby
with
purchase
manner
joined the cbmpany in 1930 served as President of
1951 until the change announced on April 16.
As Chairman of the Board, he will continue to be active in the business
of Texas Instruments on a. full-time basis.
Mr. Jonsson also serves as
a director of The Equitable Lif,e Assurance Society of the United States,
Mr.
Texas
oil
of
$0.16
a
purchase
common
such
$0.18
new
1957,
Petroleum
2,987,013
a
April
on
accordance
$0.26
1948,
directors
warrantholders
30,
stock
mon
$0.25
company throughout its
director and was elected
•
Sunset's
since
Board
the
corporation
which is a wholly owned
subsidiary of Kirby Petroleum Co.,. a Nevada
corporation formerly known as Kirby VenSyn Petroleum
Co., acqufred
all of the assets and properties of Toklan Oil
Corp., a Delaware corpo¬
ration formerly known as Toklan
Royalty Corp;, and in consideration
therefor
Kirby Production) Co.
(1)
assumed
all
of
the
debts
and
obligations of Toklan including those relating to its
outstanding com¬
3,008,275
The board elected
to
Corp.),
$0.34
Elects New Officers—
1958
Toklan Oil Corp.—Sale of
$0.34
-
18,
subject to approval of stockholders
18, 1958.—V. 187, p. 1548.
exercise
$8,853,000
—
Reilly, Chairman, announced
April
split,
3,256,988
McDermott,
Eugene
and
operations
to
seven
Rocky Mountains, Texas and mid-continent
significant increase in daily net production
substantial present and potential value.
*
Vice-President
a
Sunset's
«-
Shipyards Corp.—Proposed Stock Split-
D.
shares—1—1
Board of Directors
1958—52 Wks.—1957
35,921,172 166,376,180 134>708,253
498.
p.
sh. before pfd. divs.;
sh. after pfd. divs.
Number of common
1958—13 Wks.—1957
42,971,339
187,
shares
$20,480,000 $15,252,000
Net profit before income taxes—___
2,154,000
1,553,000
Net profit after income taxes-.
1,109,000
790,000
of Sunset.
McRae-
"
Mr. Thompson noted that the
record 1957 results were achieved on
of $18,925,617 from the
operation of 40 restaurants, while the
year-earlier results were based on sales of $19,488,312 from 48
units.—
V. 187, p..1482.
4,200
L
*
end
^
director
$4,808,392 from $4,564,087 In the comparable
rose to $47,578 from $38;ll6/
Earnings' per
increased
on
.
McRae
to
profit
stock
sales
3,008,275
8,500
year
employees at end of year
stockholders
9,612,727
3,250,000
'
$6.03
Quarter Ended March 31—
,
Net
common
John
amortization)
Sales
be called for that purpose. " i
•
5
*.
Under* the/agreement, McRae would-be merged into Sunset on the
J' basis' of four shares of Sunset Common stock-for- each five shares of
quarter
operation,
The
9,255,551
accumulated
equity
COMPARATIVE
to
,
to 24 cents from 19* cents in
1957,
199,377 shares outstanding on March 31.
•
dividend is payable May
15, 1958 to shareholders of record
May 1.
/
The company announced
operating profits of $557,949" for the ygbr
1957, compared with $402,686 in the previous
year and exceeding by
$112,622 the record of recent years established in 1955.
The 1956 net profit was
boosted by a non-recurring gain from, tho
sale of restaurant properties and
equipment, Mr. Thompson said, while
a loss from such
transactions was established in 1957.
The company,
as part of an over-all
program of expansion and diversification, has
been disposing of dairy lunches and
other small units to concentrate
on large, high-volume
restaurants.
based
"In
President
-
7,991,779
11,188,586
—
,
17,247,330
250,000.
for/approval of special meetings
'
2,349,103
22,264,459
—-
.
company's
tures
of
Highlights—
pfd. stockholders at end of year
The
first
quarter.
Sa}?S
—V.
3,765,362
$1.11
-
debt___
development
r-./''
and
provisions
common
will
propose
name,
on
April-23 announced that the
by .-the: directors of-both companies; it
approved
submitted
be
18
ft. plant for the SemiconductorComponents division is now ready for occupancy and plans for the
second
building on TI's new 300-acre Dallas site, a 55,000 sq. ft.
Research
building, are now nearly complete.
Construction probably
•
Morton. A.. Sterling, President-of Sunset
/will
were
1957
1956
$67,338,574 $45,699,358
7,463,617
4,260,514
—
other
of
The
corporation plans to acquire McRae Oil"& Gafj;
Corp., Denver,
ii production and ^exploration company," through an
exchange
of stock;
„
to
j
and
of
—
family, who
quarter statement' t(y shareholders*.
a
gain of 24.8% in net income on a 5.33%
first quarter ended March 31*
1958; compared
of 1957.
$
Number
the sale of 20,GOG-shares.;—-V: 187,":pr't1481.' !*';•/"
•*"'
;*
;-•*/ . «
Sunset International Petroleum
Corp.—Merger—
.
taxes,
1956
regular
oIn commas
-
Number
common,
held
This
compared
"
—
capital
Number of
1958 Pian.
registration statement also
Colo.,
earnings
value per share of common stock
of shs. of com. stk. outstg. at end
No.
-
-
for
revenues
Book
purchased
Of- these; 80,000 shares are
proposed for sale by Joseph N. Pew, Jr., and members of his
family, who
804,438, shares; and -50,000 by Walter C. Pew and members of his
.'. family*' who hold 328,416.'shares.
The 'largest block-, 818,228 shares, is
•
Gross
liabilities
Stockholders'
hold
t
income
shares outstanding.
$95,980,000, including $7,663,rate proceeding still pending
comriioh sh. (after preferred divs.)
per
Long-term
*.
now
Commission.
..
depreciation
881 Of -the- 11,397,582 outstanding - shares.
,'
>
a
-
assets
April 22,
on
covers 243,288 shares of
outstanding
which may be offered for possible sale by the holders
thereof during the period July 1, 1958, to June
30, 1959. The prospectus
lists 21 selling? stockholders, whose
aggregate holdings amount to 2,808,-
•
*
to
under
578.
taxes
Property,l" plant
.
Oil
after provision
share on the
Federal
the
.
____
Working
covering; 15*000 memberships' in' the^ Stock -Purchase1Plan for the
of-Sun Oil Co. and its subsidiaries, together with 188,000
The
'Sun
.
Power
p.
Current
Employees
trustee,s
amounted
consolidated
to
before
Earnings
Sun Oil Co.—Files Stock Purchase Plan and
Proposed
..
:U
with
2,822,913
on
1957
.
sales
Income
Secondary Offering—
shares
after
of-
share
per
Thompson attributed
share
-
1957,
first
last year.
Net sales increased
Exploration Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary, completed
year of operations and contributed approximately 33 cents
Current
1958,
for
to. refund
Year Ended Dec. 31—
-
__
.5
income
in. the
"efficient
1957
This compares with
the 2,822,793 shares of
on
cents
time
*
period last year, W. M. Elmer,
Texas Instruments Inc. (& Subs.)—1957
Month-..ofrMarch—'*1957
Sales
r$1,004,254
$1,202,444
V. 187, p.
>;•
*1.
-
per
increase-'
aru-
to- 20
Gas
1956.—V.
the airframe,-ipissile and rocket
energy field.—V. 187, p. 1548.
:•
.
share
same
-
share
for
subject
Federal
share
in
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—March Sales Lower—
v
the
fourth
per
1958,
cents
62
declared
cents
the increase in the
company's net' profit
addition of two new units and disposal-1>£
non-productive restaurants."
He said that the
company now
has 40 establishments coast to
coast, whereas it had 48 units at this
the past fiscal, year include
as well as the nuclear
in
industries
,
cents per
58
or
net
common
revenues
Texas
its
quarter
or
15,
15
several
common-stock-outstanding.
outstanding for the
$80,359,000./
ducers,*^
f
per
collected
before
common,
and"
$1,786,597
the
Mr.
to
compare
Gross
000
approved
par
for the first
of
President,
with
to $6,669,000, equal, after
preferred dividends, to $2.02 per
2,874,983 shares of: common stock outstanding, W. M. Elmer,
with 1956 consolidated net income of $7,019,000 or
on
,
earnings
The Board of Governors of the American Stock Exchange
*
stock
amounted
Statham Instruments, Inc.—Listing in New Yprk—
.
of
consolidated
$2.17
f&i
dividends,
shares
from
The company showed
rise in net sales for the
stockholders, by a large majority, on April 16 ratified the grant¬
a restricted stock option plan for officers and
key executives.
ing of
a registration statement"'with" the SEC on April
12,000- shares-of-its•commort-stock,"to'-be offered
Employees'' Stock Purchase Plan.—V7 185;" p.* 2495.
its
to
preferred
common
covering
pursuant
HI,
a quarter,
President, also announced.
/./: The companys-'filed
21,
for
earnings of $1,627,000
<L. S.);;Starrett'Co.—Files Employees' Sjtock Plan—
'
$0.07
Stock Issue took
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—Earnings Increased—
-i
2,874,983
:i
■
$27,500
outstanding.
now
April
on
dividend
while
reporting the highest first, quarter* in the company's 67year history.
The record sales and earnings were announced
by John
R. Thompson, Jr., Chairman of the
Board, and-E Haskell Davenport,
and profits after taxes last year
were
$111,000, at the rate of $27,500 a quarter.
Temey stock was
privately" held until earlier this year.—V. 187, p. 1790..
Consolidated net earnings
*.;.K5
-
$4,432,000, a rate of $1,108,000
r
reduction in Bales
V'V- f--*
45,000
$0.11
shares
common
directors,
stock
1957
in 1958. - tQuarterly rate based on 1957 annual sales of
and annual earnings of $111,000.
Seligman, President, reported that said sales in 1957 totaled
Monroe
new
the
in
(John R.) Thompson Co.—Sales Up 24.8%E&ms7.5>3%
quarterly
$1,270,000 t$l, 108,000
;
;
411,333
on
$4,432,000
for" the quarter, compared
share**last year.—V. 187,
share
cents
in
"cut-backs
45'>* drop".:;The
a
""
■
'Of'
result
as ■ a
$6,530,964
a
■/place early
,
to
*Based
•
current
.
with; sales-of $11,930,449
was
loss, of-$95,617* or 13
a
with .net
*
nine .months
S-' off the large automotive'parts, firm dropped
Sales
-
first
taxes__
after
"
1958
-
^Earnings per share
compared • with $876,984 or' $1.17* a* share at this time
Reid also said that the company had paid back all
Mr.
year.
bank
car
the
of
'
,
Profit
year
C cents.a
"the
that sales
by other industries in
as
1481.
p.
Sales
tot-a-lled $24,108,161;' compared With- $28,373,687 in the
period.. o& the preceding year. vNfet profit "was $328,291 or 43
same
«-
reported
187,
Tenney Engineering, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Up 64%
-Three Months to March 31—
ont
.
business
applications.—V.
The
process
for1 the direct plating
-
and departure information—as well
.
*
/
Chairman—
elected Chairman by the Board
partner of Paine,
Webber, Jackson
Mass., has been a member of the UF board since
Jr.,
has
Gardner,
T.
serving
continue
been
a
Jefferson
as
to
Board
serve
Coolidge, who did
Chairman for. more
on'
the
board
and
the
not
standi for
than, 2©r years,
executive
*
com¬
,
56
To Form New Banana Firm—
y
stockholders
The
*•111
create
"
II.
that first quarter earn¬
assets
own
bananas
new
a
a
The
year.
eight
has
company
which
in
years
United
-
formulate
to
Can
32,000
subsidiary,
foot
square
aluminum
officially
to complete installation of a second early in August.
end of this year it. will be producing at an annual rate of
expects
United States Rubber Go.—Sales arid Earnings
Sales
during
first
the
three
months
of
1958
compared with $232,000,000 in
Humphreys Jr., Chairman, told the
♦196,000,000
the
Off—
000,000
approximately
were
the same period
with each line turning out 100,000 units per day.
producing lines will be added in the near future
cans,
Three
-
last year,
of stock-
more
,
,
output
the
at
United States
Can
facility
,
1957.
'.
:
-
,
-
•
Railway
Railway
..
The
drop in
for
demand
<
products."
SEC
$27,370,459 $31,124,457
7,668,516
8,014,117
22,596.594
Develops Automatic Rig^,
Tills
361,425
.1,113,053
884,830
2,658,898
96,605
1,003,598
219,973
2,141,730
by'
•
rig
Oil
Asiatic
for
Newark,
N.
Suction
It
J.
—V.
and
Discharge
the substructure.—V.
187,
will be
is-now
It will
and
be
feet
42
Tiie
U.
S.
Preserver
Co.
Shoe
shoes
Corp,
in
*
The
comparty
cents
The
on
900,000
tall,
proceeds
April
filed
11
of
stock
notification
to
be
for
used
Western Auto Supply
'
1361.
Electric
Western
the
at
Lake
*
The
opera¬
j''
-
It
moldings.
had
net
Current
sales
assets
$437*448.'"
••
-*
"
Dec.
',
■*'
41
■
Vanadium-Alloys
J. P. Gill said
3.1,
1957,
$1,731,692 and
were
"V. *'
**'
Board
Chairman
that if the
^
Rov
C.
McKenna
his
r
and
: /
;
.
1957
.
Net sales
..
and
State
income
taxes__
Don, R.
.
total
the
year
;
for
as
President
1958
whole
a
will
we
^He»/e?VrtLd ,thHt the
Model 44
the
and
•
Chairman; on
substantially .below
be
should
show
April
1
the
n
tCSTcu.
Mr.
of
and
last
small profit":
q
r
.
oi
"
len
The
lor
and
1958
refunding
and
company
Be
Received
mortgage
to
;
Cominerre.
t
continued
capital
are
cornPany
March
shares
wltl
$1,000
offered
be
24, 1958,;,
such holdings in excess
Holders of outstanding 5c4'o
.
24,
1958,
will
debentures
of
sale
lor
4.^58
at
estimated
Whirlpool,
.
be
entitled
to
\ ulcan
company
?t>,000,0u0
It
was
has
—
arranged
•
place
Cancer
The
5V2.%
promissorj7
notes
due
1958—Month—1957
187,
•
L..
in
..
.
special
director
of
Most
total
of
balance
situations
and
Jr.,
.
is
•
In
-
-
of
Chairman,
held
be
may
these
' > -
and
<
-
other
•
—
-
President,
executive committee.
employee
balance
initially in
the- following industries:
retail department stores,
*
Huffines,
the
invested
be
.
the Fund's
of
M.
Mr.
(
di-
Huffines
Textron, Inc., and Firth
Binswanger, Inc., Southern
" ; * '
,
director, Vice-President and member of the
of. Frank
of
G.
•
directors
of
the
of
Fund 'are
new
George
Mills,
Waumbec
committee
is
and
the "retired president of. Jefferson
.
H.
Urmston,
President' of
Ramseur ' Worsted
Mills,
Inc.;
President and director of Martin Weiner Corp.; Arthur
Martin Weiner,
O. Wellman,
President and director of Nichols & Co.,
Chairman
M.
building
States,
1973.
60-acre
a
will
and
scheduled
'
'
Inc.;
Jr.,
Executive
N.
Overseas
of
executive,
P.
J:
Vice-President
who
Darrin,
is
and
also
in
under
get
Gross'revenues
the
ended
year
Because
this
previous
in
Rye,
Dec.
31,
'
1,300,000
to
an
1957.
-initial
years
Consolidated
:
: ~
-
N.
one
after
Of
of
public
class,
Mr.
-
■
Williams
finished
for
This
common
stated
projects
performed
in
that
upon
1957
Fund's
61
Co.
Corp., and
executive
:
...
.
f
a
capital- stock of Worth Fund. Inc. consists
stock, of which 4,000.008 shares are authorized,
value of $1.
At Jan. 31. 1958, 47.210 shares were
common
par
outstanding,, none
187, p. 1033..
held
being
—y.
...
,......
by
the-
company
V
„
; Worthin^ton Corp.—Forms
t
The
corporation
operation
that is
'
chised
.
OEM
-• •
or
t.
for
its
account,
"
\
has
announced, the: organization^ of,'
its f.direct selling activities.
Worthington,' Js. the sale of: franfrancbised- Worthington. distributors and
identified
products
to
by
evolved
of
areas
•
selling.
--Worthington
•
N. J.,; lias
OEM
from, management's .desire
to:obtain a lafger
the salesmen's efforts: into specialized
v.-;
„
.
industrial
accounts
.
■
•
.....
decision
Resale
a - new
completely separate rfrom
as
industrial
New Resale Operation-—
accounts.
This
'
:
selling,
»
<
products-sold
include vertical ^turbine
distributors
through
and
standard, pumps,
tion equipment, air-cooled compressors, mechanical,
.
and
..
to
construc¬
transmission
power
equipment and welding positioning equipment.—V.-185,
r '
(Rudolph)
Attorney
2802.
p.
this,
amounted
$7,477,760
report
1957,
and
was
after
equal
stock
and
to
derived
was
.
..
coniparisons
*
:
*
;
.
from
'
,
were
to
$1.02
B
per
on'
stock
th£~
out-
but
the
*
has
company
which
a
which
were
large
a
"volume
still
large
of
incomplete
backlog
work
at
of
had
the
•
unbeen
end
of
winds
up
government
territories'
•
of
judgment,
Y.,
The
—
-p.
share
common
<N.
-
made
:
all charges,
credits
and
applicable income taxes,
class
The
for
2854.
and
William
prohibiting
distribution
the
:
$34,120,914
stated.
110
other
Share—
Wurlitzer Co.—Juke- Box Suit Settled-
General
judgment
'
a
"
foreign
$1;326,825.
shares
Stevens
Viscose
.
with
each
•
$6,525,791
-' ;'.'
Standing at-the end of the-year.
l
P.
the
f
Y.
.
income
net
and
of
CAPITALIZATION—The
Resale
94,000 square
feet
of
air-cpr.ditipnedr
addition to a library and cafeteria.
Work
way immediately.
J '
completed, contracts
on
is
C.
end is Chairman of Draper Corp..
Associated with Cherokee Securities Corp., the underwriters, Is Roy
Robinson,-who for 25 years has been President of Textile-Shares Corp.,
specialists as dealers in textile securities.'
of
three-story air-'
Sloan-Kettering Institute- lor
the
tract
'.jointt ventures, .John H." Williams, President,
with
J.
American
committee
.
Lewis
contain
offices,
to
director;
of
member
a
Inc.;
National" Airways,' Inc.; Clalbom
Stevens,& Co., Inc.;. Wilbert J,
L-. Dalton, Vice-Chairmah
Harry
Erwin
sales
*
$8,277,747.
'
-
Williams Brothers Co.—Earned $1.02
"adjustments
the
Jr.,
Carr,
Carter.
::
Cor]»,—Contracts to Build Lab—.
laboratory, for
on
Standard
Co.; C. Eugene Rowg, Treasurer,and Secretary of-Dan
Inc.; Jackson E. Spears; who .is also ©. member of the
executive committee, and Vice-President of Burlington
Industries, Inc.;
Mills,
Thomas
p.-,186..
1958—3 Mos.—1957
„
$2,184,284
'
research
Research
amounted
Jan. .1,
gains
its
of
Insurance
sent
sec-
The
with
capital
65CV
.
Life
for
RCA WHIRLPOOL.—V.
name
1361.
p.
laboratory
>
kife-Assurance. Society of the.United
of
available
as
$2,815,225
-
_
18.7,
conditioned
,
♦
privately
more
or
one
to
of the law firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garri¬
Rosalie
M.
Mencher,
Treasurer
and
Assistant, Secretary,
is
Assistant to Mr. Huffines..1
,-L
River
"
acquired certain of the Servel physicalplans to manufacture and market a gas;
and
patents,
Wigton-Abbott
187, p. 1694,
-
in
Chairman
•
'•
and
••
executive
'
t
This corporation, engineers and constructors, of Plainfield,
awarded a contraet to .design and build-a new
.
is
1361.
attractive
up
probably will
share of the market-by directing
.
p.
the
year,
Period End. Mar. 31—
—V.
for. Capital
Notes Placed
Privately
to
and
an offer to preferred stock-
completed.—V. 187,
Materials Co.
early-this
Sales
short-
America—Secondary Offering—A
ap¬
of
Greenspan, who la
Inc..'and Treasurer "of- Cantor Greens¬
pan Co., Inc.; Edward Krock, President-of'Tirtd;Treasurer of Edward
Krock Industries, Inc.; Ralph C. Price,: who
,is also w member of the
•
then
the
to
White Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up—
ondary. offering of 3^000 shares of common stock
(par
was made on April 17
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
^1<u>7/2 per share,, with a dealer's
concession of 40 cents
share.
GazetteJ
refrigerator under the brand
44
,$9,889,000.
income debentures.—V.
Vitro Corp. of
Office
S.'Patent-
been
resources
funds
cash.
present
President
March
record
of
by four.
record
each
for
of
balance
divisible
of
held
manufactured by Whirlpool will also be listed making a,
grand total of about 200 patents available for licensing to interested'
parties. Whirlpool Corp.
will continue
to' list- ceTtain-patents^ for
licensing from time to time-. •:
.
liolder.>C?5lpai1?'Is a1.^ considering making
to exchange their stocu lor
»muw
per
for 'the
share
shares
shares
shares
four
licensing on a noh-.
exclusive, reasonable royalty basis, absorption-type refrigeration patents,
that
We
acquired from Servel."
Certain patents relating
to other
the general business decline and
make the issue of bonds -desirable.
.^Plial expenditures for rolling stock and
,
afford
to
appear
properties,
member
a
Co.;
Other
the
U.-
said,
^requirements
capital
member
son;
.
of
of
the; intention
primarily in those industriea
considers to be undervalued, and
Executive
,
"
Commission
repayment
those
exista
McConneil, a
committee, is also ,a sales executive with Burlington Indus¬
Inc.; John E. Massengale, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer, Is
tries,
-
presidents of IB firms manufacturing refrigerators, announced
Whirlpool is now making available for licensing approximately
125 patents related to gas refrigerators and freezers.'
'
Mr; Gray said, "We intend,-in the immediate future; to list in: the;
'
-
Interstate
likelihood
com¬
in
there
judgment
building, finance,
remaining portion of the
the
and
other
or
at
Burke
that
Sl'-'.OOO.OOO
of
also
^
Elisha Gray n, President, in a letter dated April 10, 1958, addressed'
v,
sinking fund bonds; series F. dated
due May 1, 1983.
has, applied to the
Jeimnwrioan8 ^eneTfc- PUrP°?e^ includil18
^has_ib^owed 8 policy of using cash
•
at
The
investing
the
by
(
'
*
-
I
used
policies.
of
It 'is
-
be
Burwell,
*
May
available
Division.
appliances
May 1— :
reasonable
transportation,
or
and
Carpet
•
au.hority to issue the abovementioned $12,000,000 of
bonds.
proceeds
reimburse
the
company's
treasury, for capital
facilities
of
debentures
five
facilities
first
is
Whirlpool Corp.—Makes Patents Available—
of
Underwriters led bv Salomon Bros. & Hutzler on
April 18 announced
the closing of books on
$5,000,000 4'2^ bonds first-offered
©n March;6.—.V.
187; p, 1254.
7
'■
' n
• :
,
to
which
PERSONNEL—Robert
;
sellout and
acce»t -bids up to noon (EDTron
\or^'
'Y- ior
purchase from it
Inc.,
which
investments
management
companies
hotels;
hotel
rector
_
cited $»e acquisition in -March of' Allied'Research"
Asso-and the formation of a special 'products
department as
the company's,
growing diversification;-*-^ 187, p.' 1829.'
Virginian Ry.—Bids
of
industries,
.
Model
W???e6C®m-£any,filf
the
capital gains:
its
will
investment
company intends to invest
textile and allied
industries.
company's
and
for
company has prospects for additional sales
the
insurance,
also;
also
was
company,
possibilities.
the
securities
t
company,
was
with
"
held.
Ungeneral public.
*
Net proceeds ol the sale of the additional stock will be used to-in¬
crease the company's operating capital.
The company markets a full
line of petroleum products' and L. P. Gas.—V; 184, p. 670.
•
May 1,
the
registration
a
each
additional
subscribed
Virginia & Southwestern Ry.—Books Closed
A
1
.
Inc.,
evidence
the
financing
primary purpose
time to time, in its
long-term
concentrate
its
the
with
the
for
from
situations
in
assets
7J799
for
number
purchase
'
that
"and
year,
one
the
subordinated
$6.34
said
covering
share
new
*
Berlin
clates.'
meeting of
Worth. Fund,
of
;
securities
special
of., shares
management-investment
Y.
and
Initially,
announced
and General Counsel,
Walkley, Vice-President,
and
filed
company
1958,
of
company
quantity
Vice-President
Wood,
Lawrence E.
Treasurer.-—V.' 187, p. 930.
one
helicopter in commercial'and export markets
is negotiating with the military for the
produc-"
107's.
The Model 107 is a twin-turbine
transport, helicopter of new design,, a-prototype of. which
is.now- being
of
April 21,. following the annual
H.
Secretary
Treasurer,
and
Pines, N. C., and
-
.
transport
and said
tion
in
a
542,199
21
'
•
8, 1957 under: the laws- of the State of Dela¬
Its principal business office at. 1407
Broadway.
which,
to
speculative
statement with the SEC on April,shares of its capital stock, to be offered for
public sale at $60 per shaTe. No underwriting is involved.• •
The company proposes to offer its stockholders-the right to purchase
$3,437,503-
596,419
" $2.78
«hare_-____5_i.^_*______i_k-Ic:__
sales
whose
,
WeetlanR Oil Go,, Minot, N. D.—Registers With SEC— *
This
17,
4,101,000
..
$1,656,768
________
Berliu,
Secretary
1958—3 Mos.—1957
July
situations
preciation
,
Vice-President,
-v..
57,259,139 163,620,255 159,807,61®
the'-, first, sale
marks
011
organized
in
company
of notification with the
(no par) to be offered to
stock
common
1
executive
'195c
-
1,954,000
income
Capital shares'
JSarned per
was
President
$77,231,402 $90,025',G97'
3,610;768
• T.538',563
Earnings before taxes
Federal
retirement
Richard
elected
1958—Month—1957
61,425,922
non-diversified
N.
investment
letter
a
listed
fire
1
proceeds from
investment in acordance
pany
■
j
merger
Vertol Aircraft Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Lower—
Year Ended Dee. 31—
2,853 shares of
Yearick,
O.
elected
incompleted—it is subject to approval
t>y Metal Forming's shareholders—Metal
Forming Corp. will become
©
division of Vanadium-Alloys,—V..
185, p.. 2418.
:
'•
-
filed
17
A?''Co'.;"-IncT"
1254.
p.
maintains
for
Westingliouse Air Brake Co.—Changes in Personnel—
R.
-'
■
and
York,
Fund
in
liabilities.
current
April
on
Baird"
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PROCEEDS—Net
Exchange Commission—
>
.;
Founded in 1917 bj- Board Chairman Ernest M.
Simms,
in 1957 of $3,170,694 and a net
profit of $236,219.'
on
offering
ware
Files
—
(
1361.;:..
organized
New
minority stockholders at the rate of one new share for each 10 shares
held us* of April 8, 1958.
The offering will be made at $50 per share,
without
underwriting.
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An additional 1,565,665 shares of common stock will he offered
to
Ajrierican Telephone & Telegraph Co., the parent, at the same price.
The proceeds are to be used for plant improvement, expansion and
general corporate purposes."-V. 186, p. 1200.
(10
Utah.
City.
corporation
covering
SEC
SEC
par
.
tnetal
"...
Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
<.
•*;
closed-end
a
1958—3 Mos.—1957
,
.v-
.
Woolworth Uo.—March Sales Show Gain—•
p.
industries
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—Proposed Merger—
,
The
$15,261,000 $16,029,000 $42,888,000 $43,474,000 ;
187, p.
subscription by .'
bashy of new
40
(Mo.)—March Sales Lower
Co.
1958—Month—1957
for
-*
Cherokee Securities Corp., of Southern:
Worth St., New York, N. Y.
•
majority of the Weill shareholders ate satd to have agreed to the
185, p. 1563.
Period End. Mar. 31—
*
f
: Worth Fund, Inc.
(N; Y.I—Stock Offered—Public of¬
fering of 400,000 shares of common stoeft (par $1) at a
price of $12.50 per share was made, oit April 24 by
.
.
offered
..
and: Robert'W.
;
187,
was
This
company on
April 12 announced it is negotiating a merger.
with the. Metal Forming Corp. of Elkhart, Ind. Vanadium-Alloys stock
Would be issued in exchange for the entire assets of
Metal'Forming
Corp., which manufactures welded high alloy steel
tubing and rolled
.
at the White House store that he
"successfully concluded in the very
Tuesday
be
th#
this
.1
—v.
-
would
be
May 5,. 1958, on. the
held,',.;
V
then
Co;
&
of
187,
(F. W.)
:
.
& Co^ Chicago investment banking company, has been •
the negotiations for the Investor group,
D. Weill, President of Raphael Weill & Co., told the com¬
Sales
incidental to mining
expenses
tions.
with
offered
Barney
Sales
transaction.—V.
—V.
to
are.
record
r
future."
A
"•
letter of
a
common
of
shares
12
proceeds
.
on
Michel
over
the manufacture of Selby Arch
at which time It acquired the "Selbv '
rights to the use of Selby or Selby Shoe
Selby interests.—V. 186, p. 2897.
to be
are
*
William Blair
including
not
shares
common
each
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filed-a registration-statement with
cumulative preferred., stock, $100
stock, $10 par..
^" 2-'-.,
of
jxroposes
stockholders
1959.—V.
and
:
1957,
shares
j
:
Co.—Registers With SEC—
186,
of investors is offering to buy all the shares of this comwhich operates the White House department store in Han Fran- :
Calif.', for $18 per share.
The company has 147.720 shares
carrying
Selby, Selby International
share), through Walter Sondrup Co.,, Salt
per
■
on
<\
■;
Weill & Co.—Control Sought—
With Securities and
covering
stock
stock—V.
common
;...■ ■ v;....
outstanding/
,
JJtah Minerals Co., Park City, Utah—Files With SEC—
■
135,310,458
financing will be used as follows: $5,025,000
for
payment; of temporary bank loans made fQiyconstruction,'? and
the remainder to pay for the company's":, cpnstructiqn
jprograjn.
The
company estimates its gross plant additions at. $42,400,000 for 1958
but
name,
with the
remained
of
shares
1.10
common
group
pany,
Cisco,
took
May,
Preserver"
Arch
into
the
on
shares
Period End. Mar. 31—
"
Roger A.
''i'-.Y.i- \! T
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of common
principal underwriters.
Net
cumulative convertible preferred
6lic
the
as
'/
Rate Changed—
paid
dividend
series B
convertible
(Raphael)
A
Corp.—Acquires Selby Name—
Selby Shoe Co.
J V'"
stock
2%'
a
pany's annual, meeting
hoped the negotiations
signed with
was
v--'
2418/
p.
1829.
United States.
agreement
of
each share of
15,
Selby shoes
the
result
a
stock
The company on April
10 announced the signing of an agreement
to acquire all trademark rights and exclusive use of the name "Selby"'
the manufacture, sales, advertising and distribution of
The
^
,
As
Is
In
in
/' T. '.
;
Waste Kin?? Corp.—Conversion
-1
near
United States Shoe
$20,634,88* $18,395,94^ $59,414,914 $53,229,523
1
1361.
April
to
Hose.
p.
_1_
187, p.
at
man
one
Petroleum
is expected
257,000
for
Smith,
.
Sales
;
a push-button control panel.
being built by Duncor Associates
be in operation at the petroleum
company's terminal nt Bayonne, N. J. by late April.
The rubber company Js offering the plans for the unit, known as
the Amazon Hose Rig, to the oil industry generally, without
charge.
While the rig's cost will vary according to modifications of the basic
plan, company engineers estimate Its installation at $40,000.- It will
weigh 22 tons, not including the two lines of U. S. Amazon Wire Cord
The
21958—-13 Wks.—1957
$-
; The dividend rate on the preferred, and. the subscription price and
underwriting terms for each issue,, are, tQ.;be? supplied' byi; amendment.
1958—3 Mos.—1957;
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Mar. 31—
;
-y/yy ,■;
for conveying oil hose from dockslde to ship's manifold:
The rig, based on the- operating principle of a
pantagraph,
cf
•
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to offer the 30,000 preferred shares tot
preferred stockholders of record May, 5, 1958, and
employees.
The dividend - rate, ' subscription price and
terms are to be1' supplied by amendment, y ~:
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company
common
Walgreen Co.—March Sales Increased—
company and Asiatic Petroleum Co. have concluded an agree¬
build an automatic .rig, developed ,by the- rubber company,
tiydraulieally operated by
$
'
by'its
underwriting
The
April 23
on
30,000
company
subscription
share
to
ment
c**
1958—40 Wks.—1957
l-;:;^
;
shares
257,000
The
23,618,895
(axes
covering
and
187, p. 1587.
'
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This company
.
after
income
Net
—V.
upholstery fabrics. In addition, sales of industrial rubber products,
plastics were lower. ■
■, ■,.> y:\,yv
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Mr. Humphreys said:
"In 1957 we. purchased a good sized minority
Interest in Englebert &: Co., which is one of the largest manufacturers
of tires and other rubber products in Europe.
Our new tire plant lrt
Cuba will start operations latet tlifs • year,, and at our new tire plant in
Venezuela, we plan to provide capacity to produce oil hose and other
rubber
187,-p. 1482.
Wisconsin Power & Light
1958—3 Months -1957
expenses
oper.
oper. inc.
Federal
income
find
Industrial
">
52,527,889 155,237,713
60,623,600
—v.
'«•
'
.
chemicals and
'
and
41,619,895 448,021,613 391,643,569
.1958—5 Wks.—1957
Sales"
$9,251,522 $10,919,561
oper.; revenues
Net Ty.
first quarter sales, he said, was due, in part, to sharp
production of new automobiles with a resulting decline
original equipment tires, foam rubber., plastic parts
the
In
several,oil
-v..
1958—4 Wks.—1957
48.967,201-
Period End. Mar. 31—
and
to
1958—Month—1957
Period End. March '51—
-
-
Although he did not forecast results for the year as a whole, Mr.
Humphreys said there are indications that both sales and earnings will
ebow improvement in the second quarter.
yy : ;
cutbacks In
design, of
fc
,
.
-
.
.
"$
-
first quarter of
"i;
_
'
,
and .the
bridges,
1137..
p.
Sales
125,000,000
IL E.
annual meeting
' cans a year.
The company has plans on the drawing board lor
bolders.on April 15.
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v'.yy' new facilities to bring its production up to 1,000,000.000 annually. ]
Net income for the first quarter, Mr. Humphreys said, is estimated
at $3,800,000, equivalent to about 44 cents a share of common stock
compared with $8,200,000 or $1.20 a share of common stock during the
Wabash RR.—March Earnings Lowerannual
bring
187,
Period Ehd. Aorll 5—
and
By
50,-
line,
of. the
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
making
can
at Newport, Ark., it was announced on April 24.
The company
already has in operation one producing
included, in- the -1957
not
majority
the
including
Rica,
facilities.—V.
Corp.—New Plant Opened—
newly-organized
Corp.,
$2,000,000.
new
were
that
expected
plant
in which to put it Into effect.—V. 187, p. 1537.
jears
States
its
opened
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
engineering contracts in progress now
foreign countries, some of which are in
Costa
Metal Products
Vulcan
requires United Fruit Co. to create out of Its
competitor capable of producing 9,000,000 stems of
plan that would be in accordance with the decree and for additional
a
is
sion program.—V. 187, p. 1587.
antitrust consent decree
4
therefore
.
.
earnings. 16
long-term construction and/,
in the United States and
joint, venture,' will be com¬
pleted this year and will be reflected in the 1958 earnings. Thesainclude
construction
of pipelines
of large diameter, pumping and
compressor stations,
two sections of the Inter-American Highway In
remaining $4,750,000 of notes of this series were
placed with institutional investors on Jan. 15, 1958, and
the proceeds used to redeem the outstanding $2,800,000
4% % sinking fund bonds and for the company's expan¬
ings were about "the same" as the $6,830,000, or 77 cents per share,.
©1 the opening 1957 quarter.
The resolution gave consent to on approval of the final iudgment
wrhich terminated the Federal antltiust suit against the company. The
and
December
The
r
April 16 approved a resolution which eventually
on
competing banana concern.
Redmond, President, estimated
a
Kenneth
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(1940)
entered
Wyoming:
in
the
April
on;
company
boxes. '
for
".
Farm
its
Federal
Bureau
Mutual
Laramie,. Wyo.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
per
corporation
on
April
covering $225,000 of -6^
15
filed
a
on
.
at.
early
Buffalo,
in
-1957.
had
illegally, allocated
phonographs.—V. -185,
-
Insurance
Co., Inc.,
:*/•"
letter
of1 notification
with
the
surplus eertificatlts io-be offered at $225
without underwriting.\ The proceeds are to: be used for
capital and general corporate expenses.• -----
-unit,
working
started
v.-
.
eon-
a
restraints
District-,Court
coin-operated
„
.
announced
-1
' 1
civil, antitrust proceeding
had alleged thatWurlitzer
customers
15
from, putting
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Rogers
P.
this
its* juke
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57
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
VV-
J
4
ARIZONA
Arizona
.V
v
College (P. O.
mitory
Sept. 1
inclusive;
$1,800,000 3%s, due Sept. 1,
1967; $5,600,000 21,£s, due on
Sept. 1 from 1968 to 1970 in-
Tempo),Ariz.
-
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,
•
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Sale—The ' $900,000 dor¬
Bond
.
$11,600,000 5s, due
from
State
;
-
bond s •, offered
1589 — were
sold, to the Federal Housing and
revenue
April 17—v. 187,
,
p.
price of
par.
1
-; •
;
;
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Maricopa County School District
'No* 41 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
.
Bond Sale—The $42,000 school
bonds offered April 17 —v. 187,
p. 1589—were awarded
Hutton & Company.
to E.
F.
CALIFORNIA
Antelope Valley Joint Union High
School District, Los Angeles and
Kern Counties, Calif•
Bond Sale—Tne
uuO school
building bonds offered April 22—
V.
187,
the
1589—were awarded to
p.
Bank
Trust
of
America
National
&
Savings Association, of
San Francisco, as 3%s, at 101.74,
basis of about 3.59%:
a
Barstow Union School District, San
Bernardino
County, Calif.
school
building bonds offered April 21—
V. 187, p. 1830—were awarded to a
group composed of Security-First
Bond Sale—The $470,000
National
Bank
of
Los
Angeles,
Blyth & Co., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
to
on
1966
elusive; $4,000,000 2%s, due
Sept. 1, 1971 and 1972;
$24,600,000 3s, due on Sept. 1
on
Home Finance Agency, as 2%s, at
a
1960
from
1973
to
1983
inclusive;
and $2,400,000 Is, due on Sept.
1, 1984.
:
Other
;
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate:
The
First
National
City Bank,
of New York; The Chase Mannattan
Bank;
The
First
Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago; Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; The First Boston Corpora¬
tion; Harriman Ripley & Co., In¬
corporated; Harris Trust and Sav¬
ings Bank; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Lehman Brothers; American Trust
Company, San Francisco; Secu¬
rity-First National Bank, of Los
Angeles;
California Bank, Los
Angeles; Drexel & Co.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank; C. J. Devine &
Co.; Continental Illinois National
Bank and Trust Company, of Chi¬
cago; The Northern Trust Com¬
pany; R. H. Moulton & Company;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union
ties & Co.; Bear, Stearns
Securi¬
& Co.;
William R. Staats & Co.,. and HanMerrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
naford & Talbot, as 3Vzs, at 101.21,
Smith; Blair & Co., Incorporated;
a basis of about 3.38%;
•»:'; ,/'<
Weeden
& Co.; The First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston;,The First
Belmont School District, San
V
'
National Bank, of Portland, Ore.;
Mateo County, Calif,
Bond Sale—The $dlu,0u0 school The Philadelphia National Bank;
bonds ' offered
National Bank;
April
22
were Seattle-First
awarded to a group composed of Equitable Securities Corporation;
the American
Trust
Co.,
San Stone & Webster Securities Cor¬
Francisco, Schwabacher\ & Co., poration; Dean Witter & Co.;
Shuman,
Agnew
&
Co.,
and Phelps, Fenn & Co.; White, Weld
& Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Weeden & Co.
R. W.: Pressprich & Co.; Paine,
Bluff -Prairie rSchool Districtf
Webber; Jackson & Curtis; Mer¬
"Humboldt .County, Calif.
cantile Trust Company;
Shields
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore,
&
Company; Reynolds & Co.;
Jr., County Clerk, will ' receive
Crocker-Anglo National Bank; J.
6ealed bids at his office in Eureka
Barth & Co.; Ladenburg, Thaluntil 2 p.m. (CDST) on May 6 for
mann
& Co.;
the purchase of $38,000 school
American Securities Corpora¬
building bonds.
Dated May 1,
1958.. Due on May 1 from 1959 tion; A. G. Becker & Co. Incorpo¬
to 1977 inclusive. Principal and rated; Alex. Brown & Sons; Clark,
interest (M-N) payable at the Dodge & Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith;
Dominick & Dominick; Fidelity
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Union Trust Company, Newark,
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
.
■
,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
N. J.;
First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion; First Western Bank & Trust
Co., San Francisco, Calif.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hayden, Stone &
Fresno County, Calif.
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; HornBond Sale—The $191,000 school blower &
Weeks; E. F. Hutton &
building bonds offered April 22— Company; Laidlaw & Co.; Lee
v. 187, p. 1695—were awarded to
Higginson Corporation; Carl M.
the Bank of America National
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; F. S. Moseley
Trust & Savings Association, San
& Co.; National State Bank, New¬
Francisco.
ark, N. J.; John Nuveen & Co.
(Incorporated); L. F. RothschildCalifornia (State of)
Bond Sale— The $100,000,000 & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
bonds offered April 23 —v. 187, Pomeroy, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill
& Co.; William R. Staats & Co.;
p. 1695—were awarded to a con¬
solidated underwriting group Stroud & Company, Incorporated;
managed by the Bank of America Andrews & Wells, Inc.
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whipple &
ciation, San Francisco, and Bank¬ Co.; Baxter & Company; J. C.
ers Trust
Co., New. York City, Bradford & Co.; Branch Banking
jointly, as follows:
& Trust Company; Braun, Bos-
Francisco.
Bullard
;
.
.
Unified
.;
School
District,
$50,000,000 Veterans' Act of 1956,
-
Series Q
bonds at a price of
100.0089, a net interest Cost
of about 2.96%,
as follows:
$13,200,000 5s, due on Oct. 1
j
Coffin & Burr,
Incorporated; Francis I. duPont &
Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Gregory
&
Inc.; First Southwest Com¬
^
Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan
&
Co.;
Geo. B. Gibbons & Company" In¬
corporated;
Ira Haupt & Co.;
Hirsch &
Co.; The Illinois Com¬
pany-Incorporated; A. M. Kidder
& Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
inc.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Stone
& Youngberg; Taylor and Com¬
pany; Spencer Trask & Co.; Trust
Company of Georgia; Wachovia
Bank and Trust Company; G. H.
Walker & Co.; Robert W. Baird &
Co. Incorporated; Baker, Watts &
Co.; William Blair & Company;
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc.; DempseyTegeler & Co.; A. G. Edwards &
Sons; King, Quirk & Co. Incor¬
porated; Lawson, Levy, Williams
& Stern; Mercantile-Safe Deposit
and
Trust
Company; Newhard,
Cook & Co.;
New
Hanseatic
York
Corpora¬
tion; The^Ohio Company; Schwa¬
bacher
& Co.; Stern Brothers &
Co.; J. S. Strauss & Co.; Tripp &
Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co. In¬
corporated; R. D. White & Com¬
pany;
Robert Winthrop & Co.;
Wood, Struthers & Co.; H. E.
Work & Co.; Adams, McEntee &
Co., Inc.; City National Bank and
Trust Company of Chicago; First
National Bank in Dallas; Glickenhaus & Lembo; G. C. Haas & Co.;
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; Model, Roland
&
Stone;
Moore,
Leonard
&
Lynch; The National City Bank of
Cleveland; Rand & Co.; Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Republic Na¬
tional Bank of Dallas; Shuman
Agnew & Co.;
to
1967
Sons; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Kean,
Taylor & Co.; The Marine Trust
Company of Western New York;
Laurence M. Marks & Co.; W. H.
Morton & Co* Incorporated; Roose¬
velt & Cross Incorporated; Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co. Inc.; Wertheim & Co.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Barr
Brothers & Co.; The Boatmen's
National Bank of St. Louis; City
Inc.; Davis,. Skaags & Co.; Ernst
& Company; The First Cleveland
Corporation; Folger, Nolan, Flemng-W. B. Hibbs & Co.^ Inc.; The
Fort Wortb National Bank; Robert
Garrett & Sons; Garrett-Bromfield. & Co.; Goodbody
& Co.;
Granger & Company; Green, Ellis
& Anderson; Harrington & Co.,
Inc.;. •
numerical, order. Principal and
interest <M-N)
payable at theCounty Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
Hooker & Fay; Lyons & Shafto,
Incorporated; A. E. Masten &
Company; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
Inc.; The Milwaukee Company;
J. A. Overton & Co.; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; The RobinsonHumphrey Company, Inc.; Rod¬
man & Renshaw; Schaffer, Necker
&
Co.;
Scott,
Horner
&
Co.;
Shaughnessy & Company, Inc.;
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.; John
Small &
Co., Inc.; The SmallMilburn Company, Incorporated;
Soden Investment Company; Stein
Bros.
&
Boyce; Stephens, Inc.;
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stix
& Co.; Strariahan, Harris & Com¬
pany; Thornton, Mohr and Farish;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; M.
B. Vick & Company; Robert L
Whittaker & Co.; Winslow, Cohu
& Stetson; Arthur L. Wright &
Co., Inc.; Zahner and Company;
tional
Bank
of
Memphis; Free¬
Hayden, Miller
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.; McDonald & Company; Na¬
man
& Company;
&
tional
Bank
of
Commerce
of
Seattle; "Putnam & Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co. Incorpo¬
rated; Reinholdt & Gardner; Rippel & Co.; Ryan, Sutherland &
Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke; Malon S. Andrus, Inc.;
Atkinson
and
Company; Blunt
Ellis & Simmons;
John W. Clarke & Co.; F. W.
Craigie & Co.; A. Webster pougherty & Co.; Federation Bank and
Trust Co.; Field, Richards & Co.;
The
First
National
Bank
and
Trust
Company, Oklahoma City,
Okla.; Ginther & Company; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hill Rich¬
ards & Co. Incorporated; Kalman
& Company, Inc.; McCormick &
Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.;
McDonnell & Co.; Mullaney
Wells & Company; W. H. Newbold's Son
&
Co.; Newburger,
Loeb &
Co.; Northwestern Na¬
tional Bank of Minneapolis; Park,
Ryan, Inc.; D, A. Pincus & Co.;
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
Company;
tional
Bank
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Cerrit os Junior
College District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
-
.
Bond Offering-—-Harold J. Ostly,*
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until
9
(PDST) on May 15T
purchase
of $1,000,000
general obligation bonds. Dated
June 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
for
a.m.
the
1959
to
1978
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
any of the fiscal agencies of the
County in New York City or
and interest
Chicago.
j
Chowchilla Water
District,
Madera County, Calif.
Bond Offeririg—H. V. Eastman,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
will receive sealed bids at
tory,
District's
the
office^ 327 Trinity
St., Chowchilla, until 1:30 p.m.
(CDST) on May 15 for the pur¬
chase of $70,000 Series "C" gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1958.
Due on March 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Inter¬
Atwill and Company, Inc.;
George est M-S.
Legality approved by
Baum & Company; Blewer,
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Glynn & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
& Company, Inc.; Breed & Har¬
Coachella Valley Union High ScIL
rison,
Inc.;
Channer Securities
District, Riverside County, Calif.
Company; The Continental Bank
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
and Trust Company of Salt Lake
K.
City; J. M. Dain & Company In¬
corporated; Dreyfus & Co.; R. J.
Edwards, Inc.; Ellis & Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Frantz
Hutchinson & Co.; Fulton Reid
& Co., Inc.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
Stern, Lauer & Co.; Third Na¬
Hannaford & Talbot;
Interstate
tional Bank of Nashville; Wood,
Securities Corporation; Lucas,
Gundy & Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Eisen & Waeckerle
Incorporated;
Parker & Redpath; C. F. Childs
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.;
and
Company
Incorporated;
Merrill, Turben &
Co.,* Inc;;
Julien Collins & Company; Shelby
Mitchum,
Jones & Templeton;
Cullom Davis & Co.; Courts &
Nongard, Showers & Murray In¬
Co.; Dittmar & Company, Inc.; corporated; Pacific Northwest
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Company; The Peoples National
Fahey, Clark & Co.; The First Na¬ Bank of Charlottesville; Seattle
Rockland - Atlas Na¬
of Boston; Seasongood & Mayer; Singer, Deane &
inclusive;
Scribner; Sterne, Agee & Leach;
$1,700,000 3^4s, due on Oct. 1,
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.;
1968; $3,400,000 21/2S, due on
Oct. 1, 1969 and
Talmage & Co.; Thomas & Com¬
1970; $4,pany; Chas. N. Tripp Company;
.000,000 2%s, due on Oct. 1,
J. C. Wheat & Co.; Anderson &
1971 and 1972; $24,800,000 3s,
due on Oct. 1 from 1973 to
Strudwick; Arnold & Crane; Bar¬
1982 inclusive; and $2,900,000
row, Leary & Co.; Allan Blair
& Company; Brush, Slocumb &
Is, due on Oct. 1,1983.
50,000,000 State School Bldg. Aid, National Bank & Trust Company, Co. Inc4 Burns, Corbett & PickSeries R bonds at a price of Kansas City, Mo.; Commerce Trust ard, Inc.; Coughlin and Company,
100.0094, a net interest cost Company, Kansas City, Mo.; R. Inc.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.;
of about 2.95%,
Cunningham,
Schmertz
& Co.,
as follows: S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Eldredge
from-1959
r
worth & Co., Inc.;
& Co.,
pany;
Trust
and Savings Bank; Suplee,
Yeatman,
Mosley Co. Incorpo¬
rated; Sutro Bros. & Co.; The
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.; Westheimer & Company; C. N. White
Co.; The White-Phillips Com¬
pany,
Inc.;
Woodcock,
Hess,
Moyer & Co., Inc.; Wulff, Hansen
& Co.; Austin, Hart & Parvin; Fred
D. Blake & Co.; Boettcher and
&
Company; I. L. Brooks Securities
Co.; Doll & Isphording, inc.; Eddleman-Pollock Co.; Clement A.
Evans & Co. Incorporated; Fauset,
Steele & Co.; Ferris & Company;
The First of Arizona Company;
Foster & Marshall;
Harkness & Hill Incorporated;
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.;
Jones, Cosgrove & Miller; Kay,
Richards & Company; Magnus &
Co.; J. Earle May & Co. Incorpo¬
rated; Penington, Colket & Co.;
Prescott & Co.; Russ & Company
Incorporated; H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Inc.;
Walter Stokes & Co.;
Sweney, Cartwright & Co.; Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc.; Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger; Wilson,
Johnson & Higgins; Fridley, Hess
& Frederking.
Central Contra Costa Sanitary Dist.,
Contra Costa County,
Calif.
be received until June 2 for the
purchase of $175,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due serially from 1959
1983 inclusive.
to
Downey City School District, Lop*
Angeles County, Calif*
.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
OstJy,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
-
bids at his office in Los Angeles^
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on May 20
the
for
purchase of $45,000 geriobligation school bonds.
eral
Dated June 1,
1
from
1959
ceive sealed bids at his office in
Martinez
until
11
a.mu
(PDST)
purchase of
$2,500,000
sewer
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from
on
May
1
for
the
1959 to 1993 inclusive.
on
or
able
after May 1, 1989 are call¬
on
May 1, 1978, and on any
interest payment date
in
Bonds due
whole
or
in
part,
thereafter,
in inverse
inclusivei,
office.
El Monte School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly*
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in LoS Angeles*
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on May 29
for the purchase of $100,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
1
from
1959
1978
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's
office.
Folsom
Joint
Unified
Sch.
Dist.P
Sacramento and El Dorado
Counties,
Offering
Bond
Calif.
—
-
;
C. C, LaRue*
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Sacramento*
a.m.
(CDST) on May 7
purchase of $200,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1,1958. Due oil
June 1 from I960 to 1983 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D>
payable at the County Treasurer*3
officer Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herringtoh & Sut»
cliffe, of San Francisco.
until
10
for the
Glendora School District, Los-.
Offering—Claude M. Mc-
Phee, District Secretary, will re¬
Due on June
1967
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's
-
Bond
1958.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles*
until
a.m.
(CDST) on May 2Qf
purchase of $618,000 gen¬
obligation school bonds, as
9
for the
eral
follows:
$87,000 Series E
bonds.
1959
to
Due
1976
(1954 Election)
on
June. 1
from
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) pay-
68
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1942)
able
the
at
library bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
Treas¬
County
Due
1959
on
County's
New York
City
The
in
Chicago.
or
bonds
are
1, 1957.
1, 1962. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Mer¬
cantile National Bank, Miami
Beach, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
1959 to
June
1,
Stanislaus County (P. O.
California
1958.
Verne),
La Verne College (P. O. La
California
Offering
Bond
—
L.
1968
as
Bither,
1959
from
1978
to
callable
that the
not
are
Bond
Sale—A group composed
Haupt & Co., Allen & Co.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman pur¬
chased privately on April 21 an
issue of $3,800,000 water revenue
bonds, as follows:
inclusive.
of
$1,035,000 5% bonds. Due
1 from
option of
the holder, at the Bank of Amer¬
ica
National
Trust
&
Savings
Association, of San Francisco or
Los Angeles, or at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York City,
revenue
approved by
Los
Finance,
at
the
-
The
Florida
Bank & Trust Company,
Chicago. Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
(P.
of
Bond Sale—The $59,000 school
building bonds offered April 22—
Unified
Torrance
School
bonds
dated
Sept. 1,
1957.
Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City. :
tional
County,
Sept.
on
1960 to 1978 inclusive.
2,765,000 5j/4% bonds. Due Sept.
1, 1997.
•
•
at the Continental Illinois Na¬
or
Angeles.
or
State
O.
Fort
are
Turnpike Authority
Lauderdale), Fla.
Inaugurates "Bargain" Tolls, for
Evening Traffic—The
star¬
most
tling innovation in toll road history
was
launched on April 19 when
District,
Los
something unique "and
too
Bond
Trust & Savings Association, San
Florida
1961
shine
State
12.2%
; increase
Parkway; showed
according to
a
J
7
a
Bond Sale—The $132,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 23—v. 187,
1695—
Union
were
Safe
awarded
'
the
Bank
Deposit
Stockton.
to
of
"
San Bernardino, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 sewer
election revenue bonds
offered
t
-
April
23—v*
187,
1483—were
awarded to a group headed by
Smcttiy Barney & Co., at a price
of 100.0076, a net interest cost of
p.
,<
"
bonds:
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(EDST)
May 6 for the purchase of
$29,732,000 general obligation
bonds, as follows:
on
i
_
000 3.40s, due
on
April 1 from
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
'J,950,000
;
.
bonds
as
Due
April 1, 1988.
Sachs
&
550,000 weather forecasting bonds.
The
1958.
bonds
&Co.
are
dated
June
Principal and interest
1,
pay¬
able
at
the
fice,
or
at the Hartford National
State Treasurer's
of¬
Trust
Co., Hartford. Le¬
by Day, Berry
& Howard, of Hartford.
gality
approved
North
&
Collins & Co., Stern, Frank,
Mey¬
er & Fox, Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle and Kenower, MacArthur
Bran ford (P. O. North
Branford), Conn.
Bond Sale—The
$872,000 school
bonds offered April 22—v,-187, p.
1831 — were awarded to Hornblower
&
Weeks,
and
Stone
Webster Securities Corp.,
as
3s, at 100.44,
2.94%.
a
&
jointly,
basis of about
the
Turnpike to Fort Pierce,
terminus, will pay but
$1.75 for the night ride.
Motorists
going from Golden
Northern
.
Glades
15
to
Bond Offering—H. H.
cents.
A
will
receive
Bay Harbor Island, Fla.
sealed
Bond
May
13 for the purchase of
$1,500,000
Preble,
p.m.
(CDST)
on
sealed
Offering — Edward ,H.
City Clerk, will receive
bids until
The
7:30 p.m.
(EST)
fare
at
South
30
cents
will
now
pay
is 20
trip from Golden Glades
to the State Road
Ft.
84
interchange
Lauderdale
instead
of
the
will
40
.^XHher
re¬
April;: 21
v
reductions
reach
a
Sam
between
and
&
Colpitts, traffic and earnings en¬
gineers for the Sunshine State
Parkway, said this is the first
time in the history of toll road
that such
in
the
United
oped and launched by
cility of any kind.
to
coach
trip.
I
every
will be
the
it's
as
moon.
fares
for
toll fa¬
a
It
[ Toll
revenues last month were
12% over February and traffic Inc.,. Bosworth, Sullivan & Co^:
an increase of 10%.f
^ " lnC.,^Harkness.&- Hill, Inc., A, E.In March 338,862f vehicles Car-- Masten & Co.^ Irving Lundborg &
rying an estimated 1,016,586 pas¬ Co., J. L; Barth & Co., J. A. Overup
showed
traveled li6,501,673:'miles .ton & '.Co.,"Wallace, Geruldsen &
to the previous month' Co., and Robert L. Whitaker &
"Co.
when
307,812
vehicles traveled'
14,481,856 miles.
There were no
;;
fatalities in either month. V
i*
sengers
1":;V-VIDAHO",
-
Butte
Since the opening of the Turn-*
pike Jan. 26, 1957, a total lof 4?-
; -
It
as
a
provides
an
express
sure that operators of
facility in the nation
very closely watching this
am
toll
program.
"If it is as successful
as
we
be¬
County (P. O. Arco), Idaho
P Bond
Offering—Bids will be
re¬
229,052
vehicles carrying an es¬ ceived until May 26 for the pur¬
12,687,156
passengers chase of $80,000 county hospital
traveled 198,251,728 miles. ;,7" , bonds, it is reported. > 7
; f
j There have been six fatalities.on Minidoka
County (P. O.' Rupert)^
the Turnpike since
timated
,
its,'opening,,
Idaho*-' >7.^-
thus giving the Parkway a fatality,
.■/.
""Bohd
rate of three deaths per. 100,000,- 7
Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived ihitil May 12 for the pur-:
000 vehicle miles comparedlo the
chase of $400,000 county hospitalrate of 5.9 in 1957 on free roads
throughout the nation.
bonds, it is reported.
•,
GEORGIA
1
Bloomington, 111.
Fulton County (P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Bond
Offering
April 16
187,
—v.
1484
p.
7/;>
—
/:
.
Bond
Offering—Marguerite L.:
Zook, City. Clerk, will receive;
sealed bids until- 8:30 p.m. (DST)
011 'April
28 for the purchase of
John
F.. Still,"
County Comptroller, will, receive
sealed bids' until noon; (EST) on
May 7 for the purchase- of $10,*
350,000 various purposes bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957; Due *on Jan.
—
~
ILLINOIS
$60.0,Q0p.
•bonds.'
electric
•
Dated
May
on
1
light .revenue
1/ 1957. Due,
1982 in-1
.
July
from
1959 to
elusive.
Callable as of
May 1,1
Principal and interest (M-N)u:
payable'at a Chicago banking in-'
stitutiart.7; Legality approved byChapman & Cutler, of Chicago.'
1970.
Cook
County (P. O. Chicago),' til.
f .v Bond
Offering—Edward J, Bar¬
County Clerk, will receive
a.m. (DST) on'
May 6 for the purchase of $25,r •
000,000
Expressway,
Series
C
bonds.
Dated" June 1, 1958. Due
rett,
sealed bids until 10
Oct. ,1 from 1959 to 1973 inclu-;
on
sive. Principal and interest (A'-O) ".
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by"
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago, v, V
were
awarded
to a group composed of
Co., Inc., Interstate Se¬ Cook County School District No. 87
curities Corp., and E.v F. Hutton
) V
fP- o. Berkeley), , ill.r \ ' i
& Co., at a price of 104.38.' '
r.;
i
Bond Qffering — Roy C. Jones,
Blair
&
;
'
.
Moultrie, Ga.*
Certificate
Sale
Secretary, of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (DST) on April 28 for the'
purchase of $72,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1,/1958. Due on Jan. 1-
.
The
—
$375,000
4% and 41/4% electric system rev¬
enue certificates
offered April 3
187,.
—v.
to
awarded
1363—were
p.
from
composed of J. H: HilsCo., RobinsoprHumphrey;
Co., Inc.,. Johnson, Lane, Space
& Co., and McNeel .Ranfcirt, Tnc:*
at a price of 106.17.
" C
'
a
group
Legality 'approved by;
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
I
Du Page
Sale
The
—
-LBond
$360,j)Q0
fered
at
the
the
a
time
same
were
7;30 p.m. (CDST) on April 29^
jhe purchase of $115,1)00 School1
building bonds. Dated May 1,1958.'
Tor
Trust
Company of Georgia,
Atlanta, Clement A. Ev.ans & Co.,
Inc.,
and
price of 104.77.
goner, at a
Due
Neal & Wag¬
Wyatt,
HAWAII
'
'
v
>
;
'
T ^ V; *-
Bond Sale—The
at
a
Board
$5,000,000
3.14%,
as
follows:
school improvement
$556,000 4s, :due on
April 15, 1961 and;1962; $2,502,000 3s, due on April" 15
from 1963 to i971 inclusive;
and $1*942,000 3.20s, due oh
bonds:
mutually agreed
purchaser
upon
and
the
of Education. Legality; ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
$7,300,000 bonds
by Smith, Barney & Co.,
price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about
from 1961 to 1972;
,
*;.\7
offered April 22—v. 187, p. 169&—
were
awarded
to - a
syndicate
be
between ^the
,
(City and County of),
Hawaii \
1
Principal and interest,
payable at a place of pay¬
ment to
'
-
Jan.
on
inclusive.
;
(J-J)
Honolulu
Cam-,
until
composed of
group
Offering—William
melot, Secretary of Board of Edu-.
caiipm 7will receive sealed bids
3%% various purposes bbnds Of¬
awarded to
County Sch. Hist. No.13
(P.-Q. Bloomingdale)+ III.
77.;
.
Additional
1970 to. 1975 inclusive.. In-'
terest J-J.;
&
man
Chicago.
■
Du
headed
new
syndi¬
$24,943.26 under the gross
income of March, 1957. Net reve¬ J. C. Bradford & Co., Bratrn, Bos-.werth &, Co., Inc., Baeon, -Stevenfor March totaled $316,381:80J
Son .&. Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co.,
States
plan has been devel¬
a
the
of
Co.,"B.. J. Van Ingen & Co., Clark,
Dodge & Co., First of "Michigan
Corporation, Dick & Merle-Smith;-
$47,913.95 larger-than
•
interchanges
maximum of 31%.
Brown
of
Coverdale
operations
members
by
was
be
cents
charged.
"
The new night toll for the full
length trip represents a slash of
27%, although some of the other
now
air
FLORIDA
Burbank,
Hollywood
cents.
rocket
Clerk,
Nds until 8
- 4197i
inclusive; and-.; $308,OQO
j*- 3.20s, duo on April 15 from
nues
Glades southern terminus
"Actually,
.
San Leandro, Calif.
CSty
school
3,700,000 penal institution bonds.
10,500,000 capital improvements
Co.,
White,
Co., R. W. Presprich &
Co., Weeden & Co., F. S. Moseley
& Co., Schwabacher &
Co., First
of Michigan Corporation, Julien
Weld
vocational
bonds.
Other members of the account:
Goldman,
of
bonds.
2,200,000
Bank &
3.40s.
Golden
$12,782,000 vocational school
on
/ ? ! due April 1, 1967; and $495,-
"Night Flight-Express" plan tolls
go into effect, it means that a
passenger car operator, who now
pays
$2.40 for a ride from the
Ottaviano,
Jr., State Treasurer, will receive
bonds.
$485,000 4.90s,
April 1 from 1959 to
1966 inclusive; $70,000 * 4.10s,
due
period for the various classifica¬
tions of vehicles. When the new
Connecticut (State of)
about 3.45%, as follows:
$1,050,000
ture exists for the entire 24-hour
Bond Offering—John
1962; $402,000 3s,
April 15 from 1963 to
|'^1972 to [1978 inclusive.
ovejr^vFeforuacy?
monthly-report
•
.
and
on
cate: .Blyth &■ Co.,
Inc., Harriman
Thomas' B.
Ripley & Co., Inc., White, Weld &
Manuel, Chairman.
V \3
The -March
figure :was; $441,-. Co., Dean Witter & Co., Weeden &
leased
.
p.
-
due
Higher—v
Gross March income of the Sun-!'
Revenues
t
i
800,000 city and county jail bonds:
$90,000 4s, due on "April 15,
,
State Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
March
on
15 from 1972 to 1978 inclusive.
said.
.
CONNECTICUT
Aprir 15 from
inclusive; and
$581,000 3.20s, ' due on April
.~1" *
''
Ordngevale Union School District,
Sacramento County, Calif•
-A'->
<
erty acquisition
!963' to -1971
night either. But we are offering
a
great incentive because of our.
reduced night flight rates," Mr:
Brown
X)D0"3s; due
„
_
v
o p
SI
68,000 * 4s; due -on
April 15, 1961 and 1962; $751,i*
\vr
busy at that' timemf
Angeles County, Calif.
the Florida State Turnpike Au¬
Sale — The
$1,260,000
school
building
bonds
offered thority authorized a "Night
Francisco..;
•
■
«,
April 22—v. 187, p. 1483—were Flight-Express" plan.
1
from
1959
to
1987
inclusive.
Bargain rates will affect all
awarded to a group composed of
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Monrovia-Duarte High Sch. Dist.,
classifications from passenger cars
Security-First National Bank of
able
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Los Angeles, American Trust Co., through the largest truck group
Bank, New York City, 'and w the
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
for
vehicles
which
enter
the
San Francisco, Blyth & Co., Inc.,
following Atlanta banks:"-Citizens
County Clerk, will receive sealed and R. H. Moulton &
Co., as 2%s, superhighway from 10:00 o'clock & Southern National feahk;;First'
bids at his office in Los Angeles
at night until 6:00 o'clock in the
at 100.03, a basis of about 2.74%.
National Bank; Fulton National
Until 9 a.m. (PDST) on May 13
morning, even though their trips
Bank & Trust Co. of Georgia. Le¬
for the purchase of $625,000 school
COLORADO
may
not be concluded at that
gality approved by Spalding, Sib¬
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
time, Turnpike Authority Chair¬
Craig, Colo.
ley, Troutman, Meadow. :& Smith,
1958.
Due on June 1 from 1959
man Thomas B. Manuel said.
Bond Sale —The $529,000 Dis¬
of Atlanta.
:'
>'*;.>
;
to 1978 inclusive. Principal and
The cut in tolls ranges from
trict
No.
1
local
improvement
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
20%
to
a
maximum
of
Glynn County (P. O. Brunswick),
41%,
special assessment bonds offered Mr.
Manuel said.
/-v
County Treasurer's office, or at
Georgia
■?-..'
April 22—v. 187, p. 1696—were
The reduced toll schedule be¬
any of the fiscal agencies of the
I" Bond Sale—The $375,000 3y4%V
awarded to Kirchner, Ormsbee &
comes effective May
County in New York City or
1, 1958."
3%%, 3%% and 4% port 'and
Wiesner, Inc.
At present a single toll struc¬
Chicago.
terminal facilities bonds offered
'
.
.bonds:
compared
of Ira
able at the office of the Director
V. 187, p. 1695—were awarded to
the Bank of America
National
the selec¬
(P. O. Key West), Fla.
July 1, 1973.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
roll, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CDST) on May 1
Madison Sch. Diet., Fresno
California
announced
Com¬
Florida Keys Aqueduct Commission
of
as
:
^1,500,000 pr
We recognize that free roads
new.
the $393,606.70 February gross.
1
fi>r the purchase of $765,000 non-
of
Development
is
520.65
.
Myers,
Florida
drawing up of a plan of fi¬
nancing and the public sale of ap¬
proximately
$34,000,000
Lower
Tampa Bay Bridge Refunding and
Expansion Project Revenue Bonds
and
approximately
$16,000,000
Pinellas County Road and Bridge
Project Revenue Bonds.
municipal improvement bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on July
Bond Offering—Joseph P. Car¬
&
in
"This
..
the
announces
clusive.
ori other. 7-C
extent
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
;April 15 from 1972 to 1978 in¬
be, I expect .to -see
turnpikes follow, our
some
tion of B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.,
Principal
Vivian Krodel
Loyola Univ.frffty (P. O, Lot
Angeles), Calif.
Legality
due
callable
are
July
mission has
Bonds due in 1974 and thereafter
tax-exempt dormitory
will
to
New York City, to act as its mar¬
ket consultant in connection with
are
CMelveny
Bonds
thereafter
Names Bond Issue Consultant—
The
City Council will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PDST) on May
6 for the purchase of $1,250,000
July 1 from 1960 to 1977 in¬
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office, or at the
County's fiscal agency in New
bonds.
lead
July 1 from 1960
inclusive.
and
of
on
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla. ;• v
of America National Trust & Sav¬
on
v
it
all the other
and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at the
County
Treasurer's office, or at the Bank
clusive.
York City or Chicago.
lieve
1960 to 1982 in¬
15 from
June
on
clusive.
building (Election 1954)
Dated July 1, 1958. Due
bonds.
Dated July
Florida
Long Beach Unified School District, ings Association, of San Fran¬
Lot Angeles County, Calif.
cisco. Legality approved by Or¬
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed cliffe, of San Francisco.
bids at bis office in Los Angeles,
Sunnyvale, Calif.
Until 9 am. (CDST) on May 27
Bond
Offering — City Clerk,
for
the
purchase of $2,000,000
school
bonds.
;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (PDST) on May
12 for the purchase of $1,000,000
highway and bridge improvement
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1957. Due
Offering—Virgil Wilkin¬
son, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CDST) on May
15 for the purchase of $369,000
non
tax-exempt dormitory rev¬
enue bonds.
Legality approved by
CMelveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Bond
Due
1992
to
Modesto),
W.
general
sewer
.
'
San Francisco.
dated
purchase of
obligation and
Association, San Francisco. Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
urer's office, or at the
agency
for the
Principal and interest
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
cipal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at
the County Treas¬
fiscal
13
(J-D)
from
inclusive. Prin¬
1978
to
1
June
from
May
$850,000
revenue
on
1
on
1974
Due
531,000 Series A (Election 1956)
bonds.
June
inclusive.
urer's office.
.
'"
.
[. [
.
County School
-Page
;
District
No. 45 (P. O. Villa
Park), III.
Bond
E.
'
Offering
—
Keith
Boswers,
Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on April 28
for the
site
1
hi
purchase of $595,000 school
provement and schodl
building
1958.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Dec.
1
Junfe
from
1,
1959
Volume
Number 5737
187
.
,.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
sealed bids.until 2 p.m. (CST)' on
May I for the purchase of $80,000
scnool building bonds. Dated May
Chicago.
V
/v
.
1, 1958; Due semi-annually from
DuPage County School District No...
July 1, 1959 to Jan. I, 1965 inclu¬
63 (P. O. R. F. D. Hinsdale), III.
sive; Principal and interest (J-J)
vBond Safe—The $125,000 school
payable at the State Bank of West
building bonds offered April 23— Terre .Haute,;; West Terre: Haute.
v.5187r p. 1696—wete awarded. to-. •Legality approved by Ross;; McT
Cruttencien\ Podesta & Co.
Cord,; Ice-&. .Miller, of Undian- ■
to; 1977
Legality
inclusive.
Nora
to
Springs, Iowa
Offering—Pearl B. Fred¬
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Bond
ericks, Town
Clerk,
will
bonds.
revenue
MARYLAND
Baltimore, Md.
bids until 11
^;,;vKANSAS
Grabill, Ind. ;' '->•
strom, Secretary
of the Board ot
ond
Offering
Neuensch wa nder, ■>'
J
u
he 1 r
from 1963 to 1977:
In^iu-.
inclusive) Bonds due in 1969 and
sj,ye;~ Principal and interest.(J-D) thereafter ,are callable as of May
^payable at ,a banking- institutioif
.1968, ^Prfhcipal
and interest
in iilihpi^ Legality approved
by: k(M-N) ^pay^fciib at the Grabill
Chapman. & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bank. Legality appioved by Chap¬
Jo Daviess-
<
man
County Unit Sch.Dist.
No. 119? ('P. O. East
&
Dubaquej, III.
Bon& Offering—Rita F.
Jobgeiiy
a.?-
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,"
of*.St! Louis.f' ? •"
**':
ji.
Kane, MqHenry, Cook and DeKalb
Counties»> Community
County (P. O.
Unit
School
a' basis of dbout-2.05%. »*•
vV ./•*>••»•'* u\ ■
••
■■
*
1
,'>N<Hw tAlbany, Ind.
< _.
•
District No.
.
30(3
'.:(Lr-(L' v ^V
Carpentersville), III-
'
•V;"-
1997
inclusive.
clusive.
1,500,000
i
;■,;,'•
.
..
); .1:
,
.
;
„
'•
— The $25,000 street
"improvement bonds offered April
offered
April 22 were awarded to
Russell, Long & Co., as 4V2S, at
a
price of 98, a basis of about
4.67%. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
on
Oct. I from 1959 to 1978, in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O)* payable at the Farmers
National Bank, Danville.
Legal¬
ity approved by Wyatt, Grafton
& Grafton, of Louisville."
r
»
.
Districts
$1,675,000 offered April 10—v. 187,
p.
1256 — were awarded to a
headed
Jones, Inc.,
as
by
Feb.
100,000 • notes
port.
follows:
500,000
Eighth
Conduit
V
1,450,000 Second Redevelopment
bonds; Dated Feb.
15, 1958.
Due Aug. 15 from 1967 to 1972
250,000
Due art May 1
The
clusive.
Park
Public
Dated
Due
Dec. 1, 1973 and 1974.
June
Legality approved
King & Dawson, of
City.
:
*
.
No, 12
(P. O. Rock Falls), IlL
Bend Offering—A. Q. Rosier,,
Clerk ,rf Board of
.
■-
.
(CDSTT on;May" t for: the
pm-
! chose! of; $65,000 school" building,
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1958. Due
"
IOWA
Sch. DM., la.
offerinf ^Sealcd and oral
,
bids
will, be
received
until
7:30
between- the
purchaser-'and the
Legality: approved Xby
Chapman &- Cutler, of Chicago.
>
Cedar Falls Community Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
j
INDIANA
Bond Offering
—
M. L. Vaughn,
Director of business Services, will
receive sealeR and oral bids until
Bargersville, Ind..'.l I
% -p.m;. (CST) on April 30 for the
Bond Offering—James A'. Hague;
-.%•
Jn' Town Clerk-Treasurer,
will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m:
(CST>
of
on
on
waterworks
Dated
Dec.
1
May
thereafter
Jpne
1,
from. 1959
clusive. Bonds due
and
ing
May 8 for the purchase
$28o-,000
bonds.
purchase, of $700,000 school build¬
I,; 1978.
revenue
1958.
to
Due
1992 ,in¬
v
bonds.'-
'
Conrad, Iowa
Bbiid Offering — D. W.
Town
and
Clerk,
will
until
oral ; bids
Bunn,
sealed
7:30
p.m.
Dec. 1, 1973
(CST) onApril 28 for the pur¬
callable as of- chase of ($62,000 sewer construc¬
Principal and in¬ tion'bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
on
are
terest
(J-D) payable at the Bar¬
gersville State Bank, Bargersville.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Iee& Miller, of Indianapolis.
Due
on
r
-■
Bond
Offering—Bruce ,WhRe¬
sell,. Township Clerk, will receive
1
from
1959
to
1971
Legality approved by
Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers &
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Fayette Township (P. O. R. R. No.
2, Box 99, West Terre Haute),
j
Indiana
Nov.
inclusive.
Grinnell, Iowa
-
Bond
station
Sale
Securities ' Corporation,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Barrow, Leary & Co., Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
Ducournau
! Kees,
Nusloch,
Baudean
&
Smithy Arnold
&
Crane;Ladd
Dinkins
&
Co.,
Schweickhardt & Cd, Glas & Co.,
Dane & Co., Kohlmeyer & Co.,
E. F. Hutton & Co., T. J. Feibleman & Co., Wheeler & Woolfolk,Inc-i and Steiner,! Rouse & Co.
•,
bonds
St. Bernard Sewerage District No. 2
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
Offering—Philip Asevedo,
Secretary of the Board of Super¬
Bond
Offering
—*
.
;
.
Reading, Mass.
Bond
*
1
.
Preston F.
Nichols; Town Treasurer, will
ceive
.
bonds. ' Due
1959
The
1958.
able
on
1973
to
sealed
bids' at the
ye--'
Second
Bank-State Street Trust Co., MS*-
nicipal Dept., Ill Franklin St,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST) on!
April 29' for the purchase of $215*,- \
000; water bonds. Dated May 15*.
1958. Due on. May 15 from. 1959
tor 1973 inclusive., Principal and
interest payable; at the above- mentioned
bank..
Legality
ap-»;>
proved by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coot¬
id ge & Rugg; of Boston.
Stoughton,, Mass.
>
Note, Sale—The $400,000 tax an-:
bonds
June 1
the
mentioned
will
to
10
inclusive.
1988
Callable
from date of issue. In¬
terest J-D. Legality approved by
Foley,
Cox
&
Judell,
of
New
June
are-dated
office
of
the
-
Note
Merchants
the
Sale
—
The $200,000
tax
at (L7A%
1958.
N
National
The notes mature Nov.
sold tSci
Bank of!
12", 1958.'
•«
official.
Chicopee, Mass.
Nate Sale—The $500,000 tax an¬
-j
West
Bond
ticipation notes offered April 22
,
Boston, at .78'%-.
pay¬
above-
Springfield\ Mass.
Sale,—The $155,000 library
4
addition bonds offered Aprit 2^— i
187, p. 1833—were awarded to
were awarded to the First National Harkness &
Hill,, Inc., a» 2s, at
Bank of Boston, at 0.782% dis¬ 100.39, a basis of about 1.93%v
i
tv»
.
Due Nov.
count.
5, 1958.
■"> Note
Haverhill, Mass.
Bond Offering—Helen V. Walk¬
er," City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
mut
Bank, Trust Dept., 40 Water
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
April 30 for the purchase of
$145,000 bonds, as follows:
The
1958.
bonds
are
dated
May
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Worcester, Mass.
— H. J. Tunisom
Offering
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 11 am. (DST) oru April
28
purchase; of. $l,0Q0#ft0
Dated: April 2ft#
due- on Nov.. 10, 1958.
for the
revenue*
1958 and
notes.
MICHIGAN
Note
Albion* Mich.
Sale — The $50,000
tax
the
anticipation notes
National
sold to
Bank, of
was
Shawmut
>>
ta* ?
187; p: 1833—were awarded.'
City Bank & Trust Co., At- *
to the
bion, at 2.65% interest.
r *
Clare Public Schools District No, 8,
Michigan
$795,000 school1
Bond Sale—The
site bonds offered
187,, p.. 1591—were
group composed of
John Nuveen & Co., Ryan, Swthferland & Co., Shannon & Co., and
building
Note Sale—An issue of $750,000
.
anticipation1 notes offered April 2L
—v,
April
Maiden, Mass.
anticipation notes offered April 22
187, p. 1832—were awarded
First Na¬
Note Sale—An issue of $500j090
>
Auburn, Me.
—v.
the
Swampscott, Mass.,
1,
Boston.
MAINE
.
to
of Boston,
Due Nov. 25,
Legality
Orleans.
•
discount.
from
after
years
awarded
tional Bank
tax anticipation notes was
Principal and interest
at
ticipation. notes offered April 22were
inclusive.
receive sealed bids
Until 3 p.m. (CST). on May 14 for
$100,000 sewer bonds. Due on May
the purchase of $273,000 public
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
improvement bonds. Dated June
45,000 water bonds. Due on May
X, 1958. Due on June 1 from 1960
1 from 195ft to 1967 inclusive.
The
v:-187, p.. 1484—were awarded to
White-Phillips Co.," Inc. "
$750,000
was sold to
National Bank', of
Boston, at .78%.
Redevelopment
Urban
2,500,000
Other members of the syndicate:
White, Hattier & Sanford, New¬
man, Brown & Co., Inc., Equitable
.
$80,000 fire
offered April 21—
—
1,!
May
anticipation, notes
the Mterchants
May 1 from receive sealed bids: until noon
inclusive; $60,- (EST); on May 13 for the purchase
of $24,500,000 general obligation
000 33/4S,.due on May 1 from
1964 to 1967 inclusive; $71,000 bonds, as follows:
4s, due on May 1 from 1968 $22,000,000 funding bonds.
Due
to 1971 inclusive; and $155,000
on June 1 from 1959 to
1978
4.10s, due on May 1 from
inclusive.
visors,
receive
dated
Quincy, Mass.
on
::
.
are
•Note Sale—An. issue of
tax
1963
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
.t
p.m.-(CST) on April 29 for the
purq)iase. of $260,000 school buildon Dec.
1 from 1959 to '1965 in-;
iiig bonds.; Dated May 1,-1958, Due
elusive: *; Principal
and 1 interest'
oiLK<£vvl from" 1959 to 1977 inclu(j-D) payable at a bank or trust
sive/Legality- approved by Chapcompany; mutually .agreed upon
main & Cutler, of Chicago.
District.
:
'<& Miller, of Indian¬
DirectoCwflt^,AadMic ,Q,f.
se-alec! ^'ds^un'rT .7;S0 p.m. ;.
.
/ '
apolis.
bonds
-
,
^
Whiteside County School District
from 195ft to^
inclusive:
Boston.
by Wood,
New York
•
McCord, Ice
May
Building Legality ; approved
by
Storey,
1, 1958. Thorndike, Palmer &r Dodge, of
bonds.
on
on
1959.: Principal and interest pay--;
able at the above-mentioned bank.
'
•*'
bonds. Due
sewer
; 190a
4,500,000 Eleventh Water bonds.
Dated March 15, 1958. Due on
Sept.. 15 from 1962 to 1967 in¬
350,000
; ;
I from 195ft td 1978 inclusive*
150,000; off-street parking bonds.
.
;
.
Bank,
1968 inclusive.
inclusive.
725,000 Infirmary Building bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1958. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1977 to 1982 in¬
:
<; v,'
Shawmut
$350,000 street, construction bonds.)
'r. Due on. May I from. 195ft to
•
Principal arid interest payable at
were soki to the Federal
Housing
the First ^National Bank, of Bickahd
Home Finance*.. Agency',
as
nelL'Leg^lity* approved by Ross,
2%s, ah" price of par. V
National
follows:
as:
,
due
the
at
bonds-
.
to
•
Frederic A,
Feb.! 15,
.
5s,
—
Mooney,, Jr.,- City Treasurer and
Collector, will receive sealed bids -
'
1959
Offering
Trust Dept., 4Q Water St^ Boston,
1958. Due on:
until 11 a.m. (DST) on April 29
Aug. 15 from 1970 to 1974 in¬
for the purchase of $750,000 bonfe
clusive.
Dated
'
>
000
...
,
.Bond
clusive.
Sdharff &
$875,000 School District
No. . 7
bonds, for $160,000 5s, due on
';
May 1 from 1959 to 1963 in.,elusive; $330,000 33/4S, due on
>
.
of Newbury-!►
Quincy, Mass.
;•" •>
.
-
National Bank,
,-
general obligation school building .^ Vanderburgh County (P. O.
: \
bonds;; Dated April. 1, .1958^ Due.
Evansville), Ind.-,
oil Ddcs-fl- from 1959 to" 1977. in¬ : i Bond Offering — E. J.
Sailer^
MASSACHUSETTS
—^Mayv 1 from 1964 to 1971
clusive.5
Interest"; J-D. f Legality County
Auditor,
will
receive
-inclusive; $325,000 3.90s, due
Billercia, Mass,
approved by Chapman & Cutler, sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST> on
on May
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
1 from 1972 to 1977
of Chicago. > : May 1. for the purchase of $100,! > ; inclusive;
and
$60,000 2%s, tax anticipation notes was sold to
000
county building, remodeling
Northern Illinois University (P.. O-.
the First National Bank, of Boston,
>!..- due on May 1, 1978.
* •,.
and--iniprpvement boncls.
Dated
/•;.'
! 450,000
Chicago), III..
School
District
No.
8 at .84%, >
- :
•!.
May 1", 1958;^Due semi-annually
j.. Bond SaTO—The $1,000,000^.dor¬
;. bonds,
for $82,000 5s, due on
from July* 1, ^.959 to July 1, 1971.
Boston, Mass.
mitory revenue, Series A,; bonds
May I from'1959 to 1963 inNote
Offering—James E. Giloffered' April 21—w" 187, p. 1696— Legality^ approved by Ross, Mc- ; % elusive; $79,000 3%s, due on
Cbrd, Ice'i& Miller, of Indianapolis.
dea, City Collector-Treasurer, will
wgrer awarded *' to* -Blyth-> &, r Co.,
May
1
from
1964
to
1967
receive
sealed
bids
until noon
Inc., and Barcus,1 Kindred & Co., ■jVigo^Towqsbip School' Township '■x
inclusive; $91,000 4s, due on
(DST) on April 28 for the pur¬
joihtlyf
fbllQWsi
v; f"r
'
; "* :V- ••'■»*• (P.'CJ' Kickneliy, Ind. ■" •I-,;. May" 1 from 1968 to 1971 chase of $5,000,000 notes. Dated
r
inclusive; and! $198,000 4.10s,
$90,000 5s. Due on Oct.-1 from -v; Bond Offering — Carless Hill,
May 1, 1958. Due Nov. 7, 1958.
due on May 1 from 1972 to
I960 to 1967 inclurive.
%
>
Township " Trustee, will
receive
1978 inclusive.
Boston, Mass.
t
910,000 334S. Due1 om Oct 1 from sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Bond Offering—James E. GilSchool
1968 to 1997 inclusive.'!-;May 8-~for the purchase of $56,- "$350,000 ^Consolidated,
i.
District No. 2 bonds, for $64,- deai, City Collector-Treasurer, will
"
Na-"
Merchants
to
tional Bank, of Newburyport,
100,068 notes to First and Ocean
clusive.
School
(P. O. Donaldsondille), La.
Sale—The bonds totaling
syndicate
to Merchants
tional Bank of Boston.
bonds.
1,000,000 Third Recreation, bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1958. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1968 to 1971 in¬
LOUISIANA
''Bond
"to
.
School
clusive.
p Bond Sale — The $85,000 sewer
improyement
assessment
bonds
Parish
!: $100,000 notes
.
15^ 1958. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1962 tie 1975 in¬
'
j
anticipation, notes was sold at
.84% discount, as follows:
.
Danville, Ky.
Ascension
*
$300,000.,
tax*
on
Dated Feb.
.
1
J -Bond -Sale
Newburyport, Mats.
Note Sale—An issue of
bonds.
15, 1958. Due on
Aug. 15, 1981..
9,200,000
Tenth
School bonds.
■
.
'
•
■
Ninth
Dated
Le¬
.
,
Indianapolis), Ind.
22—v.-187,«p.. 1590—were awarded
a group composed of the AmerL.,4 leart 1 Fletcther INational
Bank &
B e n d CTfferfhg —Fredencly .C. Tiiist.
€©.,?>Indianapolis, City Se¬
-Thierbachy Secretary-pi the Board 1 curities Corp., Indianapolis Bond
of* Education, will receive sealed
& Share Corp., and Raffenspergef,
bids until 8 p.m.l(DST) on May
Hughes & Co.
•:
7 for the. purchase of $1,000,000
•;*v-
to
Water
Aug. 15 from 1961 to 1982 in¬
gality approved by Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, ot
Kansas City.
r "
on
chase of
V
Tenth
ami.
April 29 for the pur¬
$400,000 notes. Dated May
6, 1958. Due March. 31,. 1959.
bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1958. Due
;
on
of
1960
Sewer
•
elusive.
KENTUCKY
,
Legality
from
(DST)
Twelfth
4,000,000
May-12 for the
$380,000 non taxexempt dormitory revenue bondsDated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. I
;
Secretary of Board < of Education*,
Boiii;; rsaie ;L_ The ' $2,250,000
receive sealed, bids until &
County Horpe .bonds offered April
p.m. (CST);"dn May 1 for thelpufr 4—V. 187,; p,4696—were awarded
chase bf $130,000 school building to * %a
groiip composed of Harris
bonds.
Bated May 1,1958.) Due! Trust! fe
Savings Bank, Chicago,
on Jan;
1 front 1961 to 1973 in¬
Bankers
Trust
Co., New York
clusive. ' Principal; '• and
interest City, First Boston Corp:, Mercan¬
J (L-J)t payable at a place of' pay¬ tile
Trpst Co., St. Louis,: Roosevelt
ment to; be mutually agreed upoir
,& Cross, and Ffantz, Hutchinson
between
the purchaser " and the" &
Co,, as 2y8s, at a price of 100.58,
of Education.
(CST)
a.m.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Marion
•will
Boar-d
10
purchase
nin,
Feb. 1,, 1958.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1968 to 1972 in*
tors, ■will receive scaled bids until
Offering—Timothy J. CroCounty Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 10:30
Dated
Bond Offering—Paul R. Brown,
President of the Board of Direc¬
■
:
on
University (P. O.
Wichita), Kan.
'
Nov* 12,
*
/
Cambridge),, Mass.
a.m.
follows:
as
$1,000,000
The Friends
1:;
'•
Hubert' L:
—
To wn ;, Clerk Cpmniissjoner$,
will:\Kr e;ce i y e. Treasurer, will, receive sealed bids
sea 1 ed bids until 7 p.m. (DST)
on; until '7-p.m>' (CDST) oil April 28
May, 13; for; the purchase of $750,-" lor. the purchase of $162,000 water
000
general
obligation. airport revenue bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
bonds.
Dated June 1, .1958. -Due Due on
JMay f from 1962 to 1998
:
bonds,
premium
Note
(DST) onApril
29 for the purchase of
$24,225,000
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
mature
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Ghinger,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
May 15, 1958. Due oh May 15 from
notes
1958;
Bond Offering—John J.
Dated
a
on
.
The
^1
*B
Boston,, at .78%, plus
of $11.00.
-
"
receive
chase of $10,000 .water works ex-
tepsion
Co., at
discount. *
sealed and oral bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on April 29 for the pur¬
-
applis.i
the First Auburn Trust
0.95%
50k
(1943).
-
and
17—v.
awarded to
a
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ;
(1944)
Blair
Allan
100.007,
about
&
3.44%,
v
Detroit Board of Education, Mich.
M.
Offering—Edw.
Note
Lane,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Bond
dock
Offering:—Henry P. Dowl-
fered
A
the
1964
City, Chicago, or
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Detroit.
;
*
Due on July 1 from
inclusive.
July 1, 1969.
Due on July 1
Due
on
1,190,000 3%s.
received
be
Board
the
by
of
Dated
May
1,
3Vis.
Due
July
on
(P. O. New Vim),
County
Sale—The
Bond
$323,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds . offered
April 22—v. 187, p. 1833—were
Due
tional
Bank
Due
1969 inclusive.
1967 to
Due on Jan. 1 from
85,000 2.70s.
June 1 from 1960 to
35,000 2.80s.
.
of June
1977
inclusive.
1976
to
to
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1979
1, 1973.
Interest J-D.
Legality
!
The bonds bear additional in¬
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
terest of 0.70% from July 1, 1958
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
to July 1, 1.959.
*
:
;
Iron River, Mich.
Note Offering — J. S. Metros,
Chippewa County (P. O.
Montevideo), Minn.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The $185,000 public
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on April
28 for the purchase of $25,000 drainage' system
bonds
offered
tax anticipation notes. Dated April April
18—v. 187, p. 1697—were
awarded to a group composed of
21, 1958. Due April 20, 1959. - ,
V-
.
the First National Bank, of Min¬
Manistee School District, Mich.
Note Sale—The $100,000 tax an¬
neapolis, First National Bank, of
St. Paul, First National Bank, of
Montevideo,
and
MannheimerEgan, Inc., as 2V4S, at a price of
ticipation notes otfered April 14—
187,
v.
the
1591—were awarded to
p.
Manistee
County Bank
of
Manistee, at 2% interest, plus a
premium of $15.
100.80,
Muskegon County (P. O.
Muskegon), Mich.
Offering
Strunk,
County
Controller,
will
(EST) on May 15 for the purchase
$3,330,000
county
building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due
of
May
1
clusive.
from
Bonds
thereafter
are
1958
due
to
in
1974
in¬
1968
callable.
and
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Dick¬
Wright, Davis, McKean &
Cudlip, of Detroit.
inson,
,
offered
bonds
the
Farmers
State Bank, of
f Dated
June
to
Morton,
1, 1958.
Due
on
Callable
in
numerical
inverse
Dec. 1,
1961, and on any
interest payment date thereafter.
Principal and interest payable at
the Farmers State Bank, of Mor¬
on
Township School District
(P. O. R 2, Alpena), Mich.
Bond
Offering
Arthur
H.
Radke, Secretary of Board of
ucation, will receive sealed
bids
—
Ed¬
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on May 5 for
purchase of $250,000 school
the
building
1957.
to
1987
1979
«s
bonds.
Due
Dec.
1,
June 1 from 1959
inclusive. Bonds due in
and
thereafter
of June
terest
Dated
on
1, 1970,
payment
are
or
date,
callable
Records, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on May
12 for the purchase of $1,200,000
water utility revenue and general
obligation bonds. Dated June 1,
1958. Due
June 1 from 1959 to
on
1978 inclusive. Callable
as
of June
1,
1968.
Principal and interest
payable at the City Treasurer's
Mound
Sale—The $300,000
v
#
,
Preston
Indep. School District
No. 233, Minn.
Sale—The $940,000
school
building bonds offered April 17—
187,
1592—were awarded to
p.
First
the
National Bank, of St.
Paul, First
National
Bank,
of
Minneapolis, John Nuveen & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and Har¬
old E. Wood & Co., at a price
of 100.02, a net interest cost of
about 3.49%, as follows:
$275,000 3s. Due
1961
.'
on
Feb.
sive.
Callable
Principal
1971 inclusive.
to
165,000 3.40s. Due
and
Mandenberg, of Alpena.
♦
Note
tax
Sale—An issue
anticipation
notes
1, 1968.
•
-
Lakefield
~
•
-
Indep. School District
No. 325, Minn.
building
—v.
a
187,
bonds
p.
:
&
April
16
composed
of
In addition the entire issue will
carry an
$60,000
was
sold
Inc.,
and
the
American
Bank, of St. Paul.
National
'
'
Aug.
1958 to Feb.
1,
bonds offered
April 21—v. 187, p.
awarded
1838—were
Bank
National
of
the First
to
Memphis, and
jointly.
of Anguilla,
Bank
MISSOURI
■'
President
patrick,
(EDST) on May 6 for the
purchase of $340,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N f payable
at the Bridgeton National Bank,
in Bridgeton.
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York.City/
Board
of
of
bonds. Dated Oct.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1960
mitory
revenue
1, 1957.
inclusive.
1997
to
Interest
A-O.
approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Legality
Bond
City
Offering
Clerk,
Fred L. Hill,
—
Further
the
for
will receive sealed
(MST) on April
purchase of $300,000
G.
Evensen &
.
Company, in Glen Ridge. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City. I
City
lant,
Clerk,
will
until June
Cal-
will receive sealed
(MST) on May 5
bids until 7 p.m.
the purchase of $90,000 sewer
Amortization
first choice
bonds .will
serial
and
the second
choice
be
the
bonds will
of
the
City
Council. Interest M-N.
NEW
""
from 1959 to 1988 inclusive.,-
Berlin, N. H.
Delorge,
Treasurer,, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (DST) on
April 29 for the purchase of $100,City
Jr.,
000 notes. Dated
Dec.
May 1,1958. Due
16, 1958.
Dover,
N. H.
$200,000 notes
offered April 22—v. 187, p. 1834
awarded to
—were
tional
Bank
bonds.
at 0.95%
Merrimack County (P.O. Concord),
New Hampshire
1958.
National Bank of Boston, at 0.90%
on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to
inclusive. Legality approved
by Faegre
apolis.
& Benson,
..,
-
.
.
:
.
of
:
•
offered
—were
187,
April 21—v.
p.
1834
-
A
NEW
/
County (P. O. Kosciusko),
Mississippi■ ■
Bond Sale—The $350,000 countyhospital construction bonds of¬
JERSEY
Offering
—
Emil
J.
Schneider, Secretary of the Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 8
for
the
purchase
City. Legality approved
Mitchell, of New York Cityv
Mercer
County
sealed
on
County (P. O. Trenton),
/
New Jersey
Offering—Martin Hillman,
Treasurer;
bids
of
until
April, 29
$1,387,000<
2
receive
will
p.m/;
(EDST)
purchase of
for thg
.
improvement
Dated May
bonds.
1,-1958. Due
•
May 1
on
tp 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-NT payable
Bergenfield School District, N. J.
Bond
of
Board
by Caldwell, MarshaU, Trimble &
from 1959
Minne-^
MISSISSIPPI
Attala
$100,000 notes
awarded to the Merchants
discount.
of
Secretary
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m.
(EDST) on May 1
for
the
purchase
of $1,690,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
Due on April 1 from: 1960 to 1986
inclusive. Principal .and
interest
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Highland Park, or
at the option of the holder, at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
Bond
Bond
—
Curtis Kasa,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 6
for the purchase of $75,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds.
Dated May 1,
Due
*
the First Na¬
of Boston,
Sale—The
.-A
-
May
.
Minn.
Note
on,
Highland Park Sch. District, N. J.
Bond
Offering
~ Hdrace G.
discount.
Slayton,
Offering
Due
1* 1958.. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Peoples Trust Company of Bergen
County, in Hackensack. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York.
City.
■' ; ■
7A
Dated
New York
Sale—The
Note
parking; system'
May 1 from
public
211,000
Wright,
HAMPSHIRE
Offering—Louis
Note
1,
1968.
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
$1,030,000 public improvement and
equlpitient-bonds.-Due on May
•
White Sulphur Springs, Mont.
Bond Offering—Doris J. Bianchi.
Clerk,
•
will
.
1959 to 1988 inclusive.
-•
*
receive "sealed
"(EDST) on May
the purchase of $1,241,000
Clerk,
for
for the
purchase of $40,000 sewage dis¬
posal system bonds. Dated July 1,
1958.
,
bonds, asToltDWs:(fA'f; 7
receive
5
A,
>•
Offering—Ethel' M. Hoyt,
bids until 8 pan*.
■
bids
sealed
Hackensach, N. J.
-
Bond
5
Harlowton, Mont.
Bond Offering—Oscar J.
Associates, Inc.,
St. Louis Park, Minn,
Sale—The
Bond
City
723 First National Soo Line Build¬
ing, Minneapolis.
bids
sealed
-
p.m.
.
Special. Improvement District No.
940
bonds.
Dated June
1, 1958.
information may be obtained from
T.
receive
will
(EDSTT 6r*< April 30
for the purchase of $400,000; sewer
bonds. Dated April 1,1D58; Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1983 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Allenhurst National
Bank
&
Trust
Company,v in
Eatontown. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City, v
bids until 8 p.m.
28
be
Feb. 1 from
on
8
,
Great Falls, Mont.
Feb.
inclusive.
until
v
system bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
Due
,
Council
Fairview, N. J.
'
1:30 p.m. (CDST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $1,375,000 school building bonds. Dated
1969
.
$40,000 equip¬
Fry, ment bonds offered. April"22—v.
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed 187, p. 1698 —were awarded to
bids until 7:30 pun. (MST) on May1 United National Bank of Cliff side
13 for the purchase of $375,000 Park, as 2.40s, at 100.03, a basis
Special Improvement District No. of about 2.39%.
719 bonds. Dated May
15, 1958.
Glen Ridge School District, N. J.
Due Jan. 1, 1966, but subject to
Bond Offering — Edward Mc¬
prior redemption.
Lean, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
Flathead County, Columbia Falls
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) ont May 6 for
High School District (P. O.
the purchase of $300,000
Columbia Falls), Mont.
school
A Bond Sale—The $690,000 school bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due on
building bonds offered April 22 May 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
were awarded to Piper, Jaffray &
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
Glen'" Ridge- Trust
Hopwood, as 3s.
for
to
.A
Bond Offering—William J.
Bond Offering—Bids will be
1, 1958.
■7.7
•
Elsie A. Demarest announces
the J Mayor - and- Borough
urer,
that
MONTANA
,
1959
/-(;•/
Offering—Borough Treas¬
'Bond
for the purchase of $630,000 dor¬
City
ceived until
■
Secretary of Board of Education,,
will receive sealed bids- until 8-
i'J-Eatontown, N.
Bond Offering—James C. Kirk-
County Unorganized
Territory School District, Minn.
re¬
School'District
O. Bridgeton), AL J..
Bond Offering—Norman .Telsey,
(P.
.
Regents, will receive sealed bids
until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on May 8
1, 1959.
Louis
Wood, of
&
p.m.
extra 1.20% interest from
■
of
Trauer-
Sharkey and Issakueena Counties,
Anguilla Line Consolidated School
District (P. O. Rolling Fork), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
E.. J.
Co., Juran & Moody,
Deerfield Township
Legality
&
Delaficlcl
Hawkins,
by
approved
genfield., Legality
1963
.
1988 inclusive.
1983 to
.
1697—were awarded
group
Prescott
offered
1958.
to
.4.
1976 inclusive.
1972 to
1975
Bond Sale—The $325,000 school
,
to
Wayne, Mich.
of June
ity approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
neapolis.
'
numerical
order.
Principal and
(J-D) payable at the Al¬
pena Savings Bank, Alpena. Le¬
gality approved by Habermehl
as
J-J.
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
approved
Feb. l from
on
230,000 3^s. Due on Feb. 1 from
!;' ;* 1977 to 1982 inclusive.
270,000 3.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
and interest payable at
the City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
in¬
inverse
Interest
Interest
inclusive.
1,
1959
interest
,
Bergenfield
of
Bank,
Jan.
from
Principal, and
New York City.
Interest J-J.
1 from
Legality approved by Dor- y Bond
Offering—Joseph Justad,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Mar- City
Clerk, will receive sealed
quart, of Minneapolis.
bids until 4 p.m. (DST) on May 7
Certificate Offering — Sealed for the
purchase of $1,750,000 im¬
bids will be received at the same
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
time-for the purchase of $800,000
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to
sewage disposal revenue certifi¬ 1980
inclusive. Callable as of Dec.
cates. Dated June 1, 1958. Due on
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
1
the
to
Billings, Mont.
sey,
June
Dated
Jan.
on
Indep. School District
school
building bonds offered April 21—
v.
187, p. 1592^-were awarded to
a
group
composed
of
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., American Na¬
tional
Bank
of
St.
Paul, and
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
office.
on any
in
Due
Marine
&
Point.
Moss
sold
was
March 1 from 1959 to
National Bank & Trust Co., Ber¬
$60,000
ton.
,
Ossineke
notes
of
on
(M-S) payable at the
(P. O. Warrensburg), Mo.
public
April 18
awarded
were
St.
and
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
on
basis of about 2.05%.
Acting Director of Public Finance
Theodore. P.
—
a
Duluth, Minn.
Bond Offering — C. H. Barnes,
'
Bond
building
v.
Due on Jan. 1 from
75,000 2.40s.
1970
Jan. 1 from
on
,
as
school
Merchants
Morton, Minn.
Sale—The $14,000
( Bond
Bond
1966 inclusive.
1960 to
:
(EST) on April 29 for
the purchase of $247,000 school
building bonds.
Dated May 1,
1987 inclusive. Callable
4%
issue
Due
Central Missouri State College
as
V
■
$128,000 2s.
until 8 p.m.
Minneapolis,
of
follows:
deen, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
on
will receive
(DST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $36,000
water revenue bonds. Dated April
1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from 1959
to
1966
inclusive. Legality
ap¬
proved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis. A
\/;*
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
awarded to the Northwestern Na¬
Forsyth School District No. 7
(P. O. Gwinn), Mich.
Bond Offering — Edward Nor-
Due
Sale—An
Note
•
1* 1957.
19811
school bonds. Dated March;
inclusive.
•
No. 277, Minn.
Minnesota
■
March 1, 1959.
1958.
•
Ander¬
Clerk,
Village
son,
1,
MINNESOTA
Brown
until
1958.
.
.
Milaca, Minn.
Offering—Henry
Bond
8. p.m. on April 28 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 tax anticipation
notes.
■
Bond
1985 and 1986.
of
Secretary
Education
t
■
1833—
p.
Moss Point Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
from 1970 to 1984 inclusive.
y
,
the
■
-
,
1, 1970.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
order
,
1968
55,000 3y2s.
Farmington Public School District
(P. O. Farmington), Mich.
,1
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
*
1963 inclusive.
to
215,000
■
Due on July 1 from
225,000 3%s.
York
New
rates
of Feb.
as
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1965 inclusive.
1960 to
City
interest
bear
to
'
Detroit.
of
bonds
follows:
$115,000 5s.
15, 1958. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
the
& Co., Kenower,
Co., Barcus, Kin¬
&
& Co., Stranahan, Harris &
and Goodbody &; Co.
The
group paid a price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of about 3.67%, for
May
of
com¬
Callable
sive.
April 23—v. 187,
awarded to the Merchants &
were
Farmers Bank of Kosciusko.
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1988 inclu¬
on
fered
A.
Horton,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on May
7
for
the purchase of $650,000
general obligation school building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due
dred
inclusive.
bank
group
a
Co.,
as
official
to
Weld
White,
1,290,000 Series 58-G bonds. Due
on May 15 from 1961 to 1978
in
awarded
MacArthur
;
inclusive.
current
April 21—v. 187, p. 1591—
posed of First of. Michigan Corp.,
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co., Inc.,
$400,000 Series 58-F bonds. Due
on May 15 from 1961 to 1978
Dated
bonds of¬
were
April 29 for the purchase of
$1,690,000
rehabilitation
bonds,
■«-.
Bond
school site and building
on
<
Whitehall), Mich.
Sale — The
$1,800,000
i
.
<
f; 2
follows:
Indep. Sch.
Offering—R.
Bond
(P.O.
White Lake School District
ing, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST)
as
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
& Stone, of Detroit.
proved
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (EST) on April 29 for
the purchase of $10,000,000
tax
anticipation notes. Dated May 1,
1958. Due Sept. 1, 1958.
Detroit, Mich.
May 7
purchase
of
$184,000
water
supply
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due
on Jan.
1 from 1962 to 1997 inelusive., Callable
as
of Jan. 1,
1967.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
the
for
1987 inclusive.
1977 to
Whitford,
Bond Offering—G. E.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
1976 inclusive,
Lindstrom-Center City
District No. 137 (P. O. Lindstrom),
;
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
410,000 V/2s. Due on-June 1 from
-
premium of $3.00.
Minnesota
290,000 3*4s. Due on June 1 from
1965 to
a
Webberville, Mich.
1964 inclusive.
195.9 to
2.00%, plus
at
1 from
$96,000 4s. Due on June
National Bank of Detroit,
to The
Co., at a price of
interest cost of
as follows: "
net
a
Monday, ApriL28, 1958
.
.
$3,625,000
at
the
Bank,
proved
First
of
Mechanics
Trenton.
by
National
Legality
Sullivan,
'
ap¬
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City." A,
-
(
V V
Volume
Number 5737
187
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Newfield School District, N.J.
Band Sale
bonds
—
The $66,000 school
April
offered
187,
22—v>
p. 1698-^ were
awarded" to. the
First National Bank of Newfield,
;
North
_
,
Brunswick
Township (P. O.
;JVeu> Brunswick), N. J.
awarded
Phelps, Fenn & Co., as 2.20s,
100.07, a basis of about 2.18%.
at
■Northern
Valley Regional High
School District (P.O. Demarest),
'
.
Secretary
the
of
Due
on
June
bonds.' ".Dated
1
district No. 1
Bond
for
of June 1,
as
1968.
Tallmadge, of Denver.
:
NEW YORK
school
Oct'.
15, 1955. Due
Oct; 15'from 1958 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O).payable at the Closter Na¬
tional Dank & Trust Co., Closter.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
\
22—v.
187, p. 1698—were awarded
to
a
group composed of Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., George B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Chas.
E.
Weigold &
Co.,
and
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., as
3^4s, at 100.31, a basis of about
3.22%.
New
Due
1968
June
on
15 from
1959
Principal and
(M-S) payable at the
First
National
Bank,
Hamden.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Waway-
(P. O. Middletown), N.
Landing),
York
Bond
school
Sale
building
Smith,
Paulshoro, N. J.
Town
Supervisor, will
receive
Bond Offering—Carol Saunders,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
April 28 for the purchase of $57,bids until- 8 p.m. (DST) on May
000 highway improvement bonds.
6 for the
purchase of $100,000
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Nov.
water bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958.
1
from
1958
to
1966
inclusive.
Due on -May 1 from 1959 to 1968
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
inclusive.
Principal hnd i'n'tWest
able
at
the
Boltons
Landing
(M-N) payable atnhe First Na¬
branch of the First National Bank
tional Bank & Trust Co., Paulsof Glens Falls. Legality approved
bpro.-Legality approved by Haw¬
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
kins,. Delafield & Wood, of New
Galloway, of New York City.
York City.
:
1
Y.
The $2,785,000
bonds
offered
April 22—v. 187, p. 1834 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Smith, Barney & Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., Reynolds & Co., J. C. Brad¬
ford &
Co., Goodbody & Co., Wm.
& Co., Chas. King &
Co., and Winslow, Cohu & Stet¬
son, as 3%s, at 100.53, a basis of
E.
Pollock
about 3.20%.
Bond Offering—James D.
—
New York
Town
ceive
Supervisor,
sealed
bids
will
until
re¬
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
*
'
"
South Amboy, N.
Bond
Brighton and Pittsford Union Free
J.
Offering—John D.
ard,- City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST)
on
May 6 Tor the purchase of $55,000
-
general
-
improvement
March
Dated
1,
bonds.
Due
1958.
March 1 from 1959 to 1968
on
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
atthe
First
National
Bank of South
Amboy, or at the
South Amboy Trust Co.,
South
Amboy.
Legality approved
by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
L
,
-
r
Southern Regional High School
District (P.. O. Manahawkin),
;
.
New
Jersey
Bond * Offering
Edmund
—
D.
Brown, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
Will * receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 7
for
the
purchase of $1,500,000
school Jbonds. Dated March 1,1958.
;
.
Due
"March 1 from 1959 to 1982
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S). payable at the Beach Hav¬
en
National JBank
&
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Leon¬
Trust
Co.,
Beach Haven, or at the Manufac¬
Union
County
New
*
Bond
:
(P.
receive
—
County
sealed
Elizabeth),
Donald
Treasurer,
bids
until
11
M.
will
a.m.
(DST)
of
on May 7 for the purchase
$936,000 bonds, as follows:
Due
1959 to
1973 inclusive.
on
June
258,000 park bonds. Due
The
on
June
bonds
dated
June
1,
(J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
are
1958. Principal and interest
office,
or
at
the
Central
Home
Trust
Co., Elizabeth. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
approved
Heckler &
Buffalo Sewer
Authority (P. O.
Buffalo), N. Y.
Sale—The
—v.
187,
p.
1698—were awarded
Bank of Mantua,
to
the
as
23As, at 100.07,
2.73%.
-
National
a
basis of about
•
Westwood, N. J.
general
improvement bonds offered April
22—v. 187, p. 1698—were awarded
to the Hillsdale National Bank of
Hillsdale;
as
system
tension
April
2*4s, 3 at -100.06,
basis FRASER
Digitized forof about 2.22%.
a
bonds
dated
are
June
Oneida City School District,
Bond Offering—Alice B.
N. Y.
Prior,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on May
7 for the purchase of $3,235,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1987
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at The Hanover
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City. ^
Bond
Sale
The
—
awarded
.
Rotterdam, Princetown, Florida and
Guilderland Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. 821
of
Bond
Offering
Douglas,
District Clerk, will
sealed
(EDST)
chase
as
Gertrude
—
bids
until
2
■"
1
bonds
revenue
22—v.-187,
to
offered
1698—were
Boston
Corp.,
p.
First
York
City. Legality ap¬
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
York
New
Bond
City, N. Y.
Offering—Comptroller
Lawrence E. Gerosa will conduct
public sale of $47,300,000 serial
bonds on Thursday, May 15, at 12
a
noon in his
office, Room 530, Mu¬
Dominick, joint¬ nicipal Building, New York City.
ly, as 2%s, at 100.08, a basis of The proceeds of $36,550,000 of
about 2.61%.
one to fifteen year bonds will be
Clarence, Lancaster, Newstead and
Amherst Central School District
No.
•
1
Bond
(P. O. Clarence), N. Y.
Offering—Robert J. Kin¬
District
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
May 1 for the purchase of $1,209,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
1958. Due on May 1 from 1959 to
1987 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Ma¬
rine
Clerk,
Midland^ Trust
Co.,
New
York
City. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Bond
City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
Offering
—
Mary O. Ver
Nooy, President of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (DST) on May 6
for
the
purchase
of
$1,775,000
school
building bonds. Dated June
1, 1958. Due on June 1 from 1959
1984
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Ma¬
rine Midland Trust Co., of South¬
ern New York,
in Cortland. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane, of New York City.
used
school
for
modernization.
construction
The
balance
and
will
provide
$5,700,000 from one to
bonds for judgments
($4,200,000) and repaving of streets ($1,500,000); also
$5,050,000 from one to three year
bonds for current Social Security
five
and
year
claims
obligations ($4,000,000) and IRT
and BMT pension fund liabilities
($1,050,000). The average maturity
will
6.2 years.
be for
The
bonds
will
be
dated
.'*
*
April 30 for the purchase of $125,000 Grand Gorge Water District
and Nov. 1.
The
principal is pay¬
able in annual installments of $6,-
045,000
on
May 1, 1959 and 1960;
$5,545,000 on May 1, 1961; $4,195,000 on May 1, 1962 and 1963; $2,255,000 annually on May 1 of each
of the years from 1964 to 1968
inclusive; and $2,000,000 annually
on
May 1 of each of the years
from
1969
to
1973 inclusive.
This marks the thirteenth pub¬
lic sale since Mr. Gerosa took of¬
fice.
be
The total after this sale will
$525,400,000.
interest
twelve
cost
Dated March 1,
1958. Due
on Sept.
1 from 1958 to 1992 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Grand Gorge. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
Springs), N.
was
2.76%
for
the
Y.
Bond Offering—Walter L.
Allen,
County
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
on
April 30 for the purchase of
$95,000 county highways bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on May
1
from
1959
able
the
at
Chase
Manhattan
Galloway, of New York
City.
'
inclusive.
'
Sale—The
1835—were
$230,000 sewer
awarded
187, p.
to Roosevelt
&
Cross, and Francis I. duPont &
Co., jointly, as 2.60s, at 100.598, a
basis of about 2.53%.
'
Utica, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
sewer
clusive.
'
*
750,000 water bonds. Due
1 from. 1959 to
-
on
May*
1978 inclusive.
Dated
May 1, 1958.. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
City Controllerisxeffice. Legality
approved. by Sullivan, Donovan,
and interest
Hanrahanr McGovern & Lane, of
;New York
City.
;
n
•
CAROLINA
NORTH
.
Davidson County
(P.O.
Lexington), N. C.
Sale
Bond
school
The
—
building
April
$3,150,000
bonds
187,
22—v.
awarded to
offered
1699—were
group composed of
a
R. S. Dickson &
p.
Co.,
$350,000 6s. Due
follows:
as
on
May 1, 1961
and 1962.
350,000 2s. Due on May 1, 1963
.'*7. and 1964.
525,000 2Y4S. Due
1965
?
to
1967
1968 to
-
Other
May 1 from
$990,000 public
improvement bonds offered April
">r"
May 1 from
1970 inclusive.
Due on May
to 1978 inclusive.
from 1971
Alex.
on
2%s.
1,400,000
L
on
inclusive.
525,000 2V2S. Due
members
Brown
of
the
1
group:
&
Sons,- Equitable
Securities Corp., Branch Banking
& Trust Co., Wilson, Vance Secu¬
rities Corp., J. Lee Peeler & Co.,
Carolina Securities Corp., Peoples
National Bank of Charlottesville,
National
Boulevard
Bank, Chi¬
cago, McCarley & Co., and R. S.
Hays & Co.
>
Johnson County (P. O. Smith field),
North Carolina
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 school
building bonds offered April 22—
187,
v.
the
p.
1835—were awarded to
Citizens
Bank
Smithfield, at
net interest
as
& Trust Co.,
price of 100.015,
cost of about 2.72%,
a
follows:
$165,000 2%s. Due
on May
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
45,000 2V2S. Due
on
290,000 2%s. Due
1970
to
on
1 from
May 1, 1969.
May 1 from
1975 inclusive.
Sampson County (P. O. Clinton),
North Carolina
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until
as
Scarsdale, N. Y.
Bond
/
bonds.
Due
on
May 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
137,000
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
April 29
for the purchase of $95,000
bonds offered April 22—v.
from
1968 inclusive.
pay¬
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler &
1
1,208,000 equipment bonds. Due
on
May 1 from 1959 to 1968
inclusive.
1968
to
Principal and interest (M-N)
bonds,
follows:
$60,000
Due
school
on
refunding
May
1 from
bonds.
1959 to
1968 inclusive.
J
35,000 refunding bonds. Due on
:
May 1 from 1959 to 1965 in¬
clusive.
Dated
*
1, 1958. Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable, in
New York City. Legality approved
May
to the First National Bank of Chi¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
and Dean Witter & Co.,
jointly, as 1.90s, at 100.09, a basis
Transylvania County (P. O.
Brevard), N. C.
23—v.
187, p. 1698—were awarded
cago,
of about 1.88%.
Warwick, N. Y.
The average net
prior sales.
inclusive.
May
764,000 street improvement, park¬
ing area and viaduct bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to
a
Saratoga County (P. O. Saratoga
May
1, 1958 and will bear interest
payable semi-annually on May 1
1963
re¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
bonds.
award
on
p.m.
•
1959 to
L1
K.
April 29 for the pur¬
$3,128,000 school bonds,
follows:
1 from
1959 to
on
of
May
compensation
Due
Duanesburg Road,
Schenectady), N. Y.
p.
New
on
bonds.
group
basis of about 2.49%.
Sale —The
proved
public
467,000
Northern
a
as
1978 inclusive.
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Trust Co.,-Chicago; R.
Pressprich & Co., and Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., as 2V2S, at 100.05,
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
follows:
building bonds.
May 1 from 1959 ;to
:
1978 inclusive,
120,500 playground land acqui>.
srtion and improvement bonds.
$1,955,000
tea
the
on
Due
>
bonds offered April 24—v. 187, p.
1834—were
for
Carozza,
will
noon
clusive.
675,500
Onondaga County (P. O. Syracuse),
bonds
187,
v.
,
.
$2,779,000 school bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
1,
District
and Dominick &
to
Bond Sale—The $88,000
.
$2,000,000 sew¬
improvement and ex¬
Cortland
$27,000 water
April 17
school
.
....
until
Due
ceive
.
Union Free School District
No. 2, N. Y.
■Bond
Bond Sale—The
er
Township (P. O.
Thorofare), N. J.
Bond
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
City.
West Deptford
assessment bonds offered
.
.
.
$6,901,000 bonds,
1958-
,
ney,
-
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
1 from
*:■
from
1
Galloway, of New York
City.
Islip
years.
The
bids
April 30
on
,
$678,000 general improvement
bonds.
Heckler &
.
Comptroller,
sealed
$1,500,000
Series A bonds. Dated
offered April 24 — $397,000
April 1, 1958. Due on April 1
1834—were awarded to
from 1959 to 1976 inclusive.
a
basis of about 2.74%.
group composed of
Chemical
Interest A-O.
Corn Exchange Bank, New York
Brunswick, Grafton, Pittstown anc
2,731,000 Series B bonds. Dated
City; Spencer Trask & Co.; Wood,
Poestenkill Central School District
r Feb. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1
Struthers & Co., and Dean Witter
No. 2 (P. O. Box US-A, R. D. 3
'from 1959 to 1986 inclusive.
& Co., as 3.10s, at 100.06, a basis
Interest F.A.
Troy), N. Y.
of about 3.09%.
Bond Offering—Dorothy BonePayable at the Chemical Corn
steel, District Clerk, will receive New York City Housing Authority,
Exchange Bank, of New York
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EDST)
.*
New York
City, or. at the option of the
on
April 30 for the purchase oi!
Note Offering—Chairman Philip
holder, at the Citizens Trust Com¬
$1,770,000 school bonds.
Dated J. Cruise announces that the Au¬ pany,
of Schenectady. Legality
Feb. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
thority will receive sealed bids approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
1958 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal until 1 p.m. (EDST) on April 29 Heckler & Galloway, of New York
and
interest
(M-N) payable at for the purchase of $36,415,000 City.
the Guaranty Trust Company, of
temporary loan notes (Issue
Roxbury, N. Y.
New York City, or at the option
CXLIX). Dated May 26, 1958. Due
Bond Offering—Marshall Slauof the holder, at the Union Na¬ on Oct.
27, 1958. Payable at the
tional Bank,
of Troy.
Legality Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, son, Town Clerk, will receive
awarded
Jersey
Offering
-Pearsall,
O.
$48,000 incinerator plant
site bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1968
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Town Su¬
pervisor's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Shearson
Hammill & Co., and A. G. Becker
& Co., jointly, as 2%s, at
100.08, a
turers Trust
Co., New York City.
Legality approved by .Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
for
8
chase of
Rochester), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The 596,000 school
bonds offered April 23—v. 187, p
1834—were awarded to
May
on
..
Yonkers, N. Y.
Bond Offering—John F.
City
W.
.
(EDST)
l..;
!
New York
(P. O. Haverstraw),
Bond Offering—Victor J. Shan-
key,
3.60s.
Mental
;
Haver straw
1835—were awarded to
Savings Bank, as
p.
the. Warwick
Health Insti¬
tution
Construction
bonds.
Due serially in 15 years.
16,000,000 highway construction
bonds.
Due
serially in 20
$24,000,000
inclusive.
and
187,
v.
Levitt,
follows:
$220,000
March
15,
Dated
of)
Comptroller, Will, receive
bids until May; 13 for the
purchase of $40,000,000 bonds, as
interest
vari¬
bonds offered April
Bolton (P. O. Bolton
bonds.
1958.
York (State
Offering—Arthur
61
sealed
of
anda Central School District No.
Bond Sale—The $1,223,500
purposes
purchase
Greenville, Minisink
Bethlehem, N. Y.
ous
the
New
Bond
State
(P, O. Delhi), N. Y.
Offering—Floyd H. Porter,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on May
inclusive.
1978
to
bonds.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Tallmadge &
of
until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 13 for
the1 purchase of'$230,000 " school
;
revenue
1, 1958.
1959
Callable
Hart-
Board
Education,' will receive sealed bids
on
sewer
New Jersey
r
Bond Offering—James C.
wig,
from
p.m. (MST) on May
purchase of $400,000
Delhi, Kortright, Meredith, Franklin,
Hamden, and Bovina Central School
;o
21—v. 187, p. 1834—were
to
and
Dated June
1
vari¬
bonds offered April
purposes
water
7
the
for
22
Bond Sale—The $410,000
■,
ous
until
bids
3%s.
as
MEXICO
Carlsbad, N. Mex.
Bond Offering—H. E. McMinn,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
(1945)
Bond Sale—The $132,000 water
supply
bonds offered April 24—
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
C62
The Commercial and
(1946)
: until
11
Dec.
-
April 29
school
building bonds. Dated May 1,1958.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1977
(EST)
a.m.
on
-
1
1959
from
clusive.
for the purchase of $647,000
4
Incinerator
Fund
Bond
Rehabilitation
*
inclusive.
"(M-N)
Corn
-
Principal
No.
interest
and
bonds.
1
1958. Due
payable at the Chemical
Exchange Bank,
of New
June
Dated
'
730,000
General
Expressways
(No. 3) bonds. Dated June 15,
1958. Due on Jan. 1 from 1960
York
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
4
1984 inclusive.
to
DAKOTA
NORTH
Mooreton
V
No.
/'■<
"
-
School
Special
The first three issues will carry
29, N. Dak.
?
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
-be received
Clerk
by the
approving legal opinion of Brick¬
er, Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of
Columbus; the last issue will be
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
District
will
the
of
Board of Education at the County
'
Auditor's office in Wahpeton, un¬
Delaware, Ohio
til 2 p.m. (CST) on
May 5 for the
purchase of $120,000 school bonds.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to
Bond
receive
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Harbor
of about 3.11%.
Director
of
bids
-v$4,000,000
3%%
bonds.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1993 incl.
3,000,000
urban
improvement
"V
Due
>
redevelopment
3*4% bonds.
Nov.
on
from
1
to
1959
1998 inclusive.
-
2,400,000 street improvement 3%
X
;
bonds.
.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1959 to 1977 inclusive.
975,000
;
y;
improvement 3%
sewer
[ bonds.
■
Due
Nov..
on
!>7 *:
1
from
1959 to 1983 inclusive,
3,000,000 water works
"7vr/ ment
Due
on
1968
3%%
noon
Dec.
1959
from
1
to
inclusive.
sidewalk, curb and gutter
Due on
6/200
improvement bonds.
Dec.
1959
from
1
in¬
1963
to
clusive.
bonds
The
June
dated
are
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
proved
First
the
at
Delaware.
of
Bank
Squire,
by
National
Legality
ap¬
&
Sanders
Bemspey, of Cleveland.
Franklin
County (P. O. Columbus),
Ohio
improve-
expressway
ment
until
bids
sealed
payable
Flick,
Finance, will receive
until noon {EST) on
May>'13 for the-purchase of $13,375,000 bonds, as follows:
sealed
■*
R.
$37,000 street improvement bonds.
1958.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Offering — J. G.
Bond
Kenneth
(EST) on May 15 for the purchase
$43,200 special assessment
bonds, as follows:
Exempted Village School District (P. O.
Ashtabula), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $670,000 school
building bonds offered April 16—
v.
187, p. 1486—were awarded to
McDonald & Co., of Cleveland, as
3V4S, at a price of 101.15, a basis
^
—
of
OHIO
Ashtabula
Offering
Bachtel, Director of Finance, will
1977
Bond
Lit¬
Ernest
Offering—G.
tle, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will recdlve sealed bids until
10 a.m. (EST) on May 14 for the
purchase of $10,000,000
county
hospital facilities bonds.
Dated
June
1, 1958.
Due on Dec.
1
from 1959 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
,
.
Due
on
Franklin County Sewer District No.
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1983 inch
4
(P. O. Columbus), Ohio
by
Williams, 7 of
City Sch. Dist.,
Offering — H. S.
Bond
Clerk-Treasurer
of
the
of
Dated June
1, 1958.
semi-annually from June 1,
proved
1958.
June
l-
sealed
bids
until
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
noon
(EST)
on May 12
$25,000 street i
improvement bonds. Dated April
>1,1958. Due on Oct. 1 from 1059,
to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the;
Third National Bank, Circleville.j
Legality approved by Bricker,,
for the purchase of
'
i
^
^Marburger, Evatt
&
Barton,
of
Columbus.
Bond
M.
Lahmers, Village Clerk, will
re-,
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
and
bids
until
$289,172 special
No.
man
■
,
,
are
\/arrensville
Bond
callable
Due
150,000
ceive
Due
Due
pay¬
Dec.
1
L
au r a
Dec.
on
1
from 1959, to
1972
the
at
Alliance
First
bonds.
National
Bank,
in Hartville. Legality
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Due
Dec.
1
Note
;
Oklahoma
The
—
&
The
1958.
bonds
are
dated
*
- >
.
Camp-1
bell,
Village
sealed
bids
Clerks will
until
Cold water, Ohio
;
Bond
V.
Offering — Margaret
deCurtins, Village Clerk, will
*
ceive sealed bids until
on
noon
E.
re-
April 28 for the purchase
*..•>
5
,
bids
until
7:30
from
,
1959
to
1978
iftclusive.
Wooster, Ohio
Offering — Mary
;
Bond
Clarran,
ceive
(DST) on May 5 fox* the purchase
$18,760.63 bonds, as follows:
$8,760.63
street
bonds.
of
Due
1959 to
10,000.00
assessment
improvement
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1
Due
improvement
Nov.
on
The
from
1968 inclusive.
fire
on
equipment bonds.
Nov.
1
from
1968 inclusive.
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest {A-O) payable
1
bonds
City
sealed
Auditor,
bids
to'
(EST)
on
Toledo,
1960.
Bond
Drake,
Offering
City
—
Russell
D.
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
(EST)
on May 13 for the
purchase of $1,:
010,009 bonds,
as
District
Bond
Frankenberg
of
bids until
Education
will
that
and
sewer
im-<
239,000
street
and
sewer
im¬
receive
approved
proved
■
&
for
ing Bond Fund No.
Dated June
1, 3958.
1
bonds.
Due
on
May and Nov. 15 from 1959 to
1980
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Fifth-Third
Union
Trust
Company,
of
Cin¬
ap¬
McCulloch,
Portland.'
Corvallis, Ore.
^ale
—
The $123,242.55
improvement bonds -of¬
April 21—v.
were
awarded
to
187, p. 1699—
Foster
&
Mar¬
shall.
The
bonds
are
dated
June
1,
1958.
or
at the Ohio Citizens Trust
Co.,
bonds.
,
Due in 12 years.
Union
Township Local Sch. District Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
(P. O. Morristown), Ohio
Bend Offering—E. L.
Albanese,1 p.m. {CST) on April 29 for the
Cleric of Board of
-
Gilliam County School District No.
25
Bond
{P. O. Condon), Ore.
Offering—Janie Palmer,
Clerk, will receive sealed
28
until
8
for- the
p.m. (PST)
purchase of
April
$150,000
on
obligation bonds. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due on Jan; 1 from
general
1960
1964
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurers office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, - Bayre,
to
and interest
•
"
on
Legality
Dewey County Indep. Sch. District Winfree & Rankin,, of Portland.
No. 10 {P. O. Oakwood), Okla. ''
Bond Offering — Herman J. Lane County Stdtool District No. 52
Hart, Superintendent of Schools, (P. O. 4640 Barger Drive, JE/ugene),
will receive sealed bids until 2
Oregon
Bond Offering—Edythe Wolfe,
p.m. {CST)
on April 29 for the
purchase of $50,000 building District Clerk, will receive sealed
.
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
office.
by Winfree,
Sayre, of
Bond
bids
r
•
years
District
OKLAHOMA
*
80,000 Alum Creek Drive Widen-
.
*
fered
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(EST) on
Legality
approved
by
$50,000 Safety Building Addition. May 8 for the purchase of $503,000 Toledo.
Kingfisher County Indep. Sch. Dist.
\
Bond Fund No. 1 bonds. Dated1 school improvement bonds. Dated Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin-: No. 7
(P. O. Kingfisher), Okla.
cinnati.
\
,i
June 1, 1958. Due on Dec. I1
May 15, 1958. Due semi-annually
Bond Offering — Eldin
Baker,
-'
two
&
Bancroft
by
.,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the" Chemical Corn
the
Exchange Bank, New York City,
noon
issue.
of
Shuler
May 2 for the purchase
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 28
the purchase of $60,000 lim¬
provement bonds. Due on Oct.j
ited access facility bonds.
1 from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
street
Village School
announces
Board
/
inclusive.
1968
to
after'
noon
i
provement bonds. Due on Oct.
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Offering — Clerk Anita
sealed
follows:
:
\
.
120,000
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Madeira Exempted
1959
Treasurer's
Ada, Okla.
Bond Offering—J. N. King,
City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
sidewalk
improvement
bonds. Due on Oct. 1,1959 and
a
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
$115,000
4
Cleveland.
'
from
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the City
date
/./
payable
at
the
Wayne
County National Bank of Wooster.
Bond Offering—John J.
Sheehy,. Legality
City Auditor, will receive sealed, Sanders
bids until noon (EST) on
May 13
for the purchase of $474,000 spe¬
cial assessment bonds, as follows:
May
1,
1958. Principal and interest (M-N)
at the Peoples Bank Co., Cold- payable at the Harter Bank &
* water.
Legality approved by Trust
Co., Louisville. Legality ap¬
7 Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, erf proved by Squire,
Sanders
&
;
from
15
Callable
C. Mcwill re¬
until
Bank/,: of
<A-0)
<•"
dated
are
1959
7/
'7;/7'•
Coos Bay, Oregon 7
.
Principal and interest (J-D)
p.m/
of
(EST)
$14,585 East North Street special
,
sealed
.
Offering—:Joseph /P.
Webb, City Recorder, vill receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. tPST) on
May 12 for the purchase of $14,748.90 improvement bonds. Dated
March 15,
1958. Due on March
of
ceive
,7
Bond
-
,;
Co.,
]7
* 7r
OREGON
First -National
-"!* v
noon
,
*'
/
Bend, Oregon,
:
Sale — The $61,000
Portland.
receive
(EST) on
May 6 for the purchase of $30,000
City Hall
improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Nov.
.
1,\
& Trust
<
-
.
the
to
/
$350,000 expressway construc¬
payable at the Cleveland Trust;
Louisville, Ohio
1
be received until noon (DST) on
Co., Cleveland. Legality approved tion bonds; Dated May 1, 1958.
Bond
Offering — Carolyn E.
May 21 for the purchase of $1,-:
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, Due on Oct. 1 from 1959 to 197-6
Schwallie, Village Clerk, will re-:
000,000 sewer bonds.
inclusive. Principal and interest
of Cleveland.
.
First. National
Company, of Tulsa/
.
West Jefferson, Ohio
Bond Offering—Ralph E.
-!
v
,
trans¬
originally were scheduled; for of¬ 7 Bond
im-;.
fering on April 22—v. 1187, p. 1593 provement bonds offered April *23,
—and postponed.
•
v.
187, p. 1699—were awarded
from1
May
the
City/4't;
^ •' ;*■ '•
foregoing bonds; -77.. ,7
i
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
ap¬
to
Bank & Trust
Bank, of Cleveland.-"/ '.
tional
improvement
on
$10,000
;First National
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the "Central Na¬
1
from
,
(P. O; TulsaL Okla.
Sale—The
bids
•
inclusive.
street
10
on
1,403,000
1968
No.
awarded
•
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
to
■■■'; /7.
portation equipment bonds offered
April 17—v. 187, p./1699—were
,A.
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
(EST)
on
May 7 for the purchase of
$135,396 sanitary sewers bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1
noon
1959
7 ;«|S
=
County Indep. School District
Bond
-
inclusive.
improvement
on
—
that the Board of
'until /.noon, No. 2 (P. O. Sand Springs), Okla.
May 13 for the pur¬ .7 Bond Sale—The $600,1KK) build¬
chase of $145,000 3V2
% /municipal ing bonds offered April 22—v.
building bonds. Dated* May 1, 1958. ,187, p. 1835—were awarded to the
from
1
sealed
•
(EDST)
of Nov.
as
Dec.
on
sewer
bonds.
^
basis:. f*f about
Height*, .Ohio %
Offering
""% **
Shurmer, Village Clerk,- will re-: Tulsa County Indep. School District
able at the Cleveland Trust Com¬
bonds.
clusive.
noon
$1,-375,000 first
light plant revenue bonds. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due semi-annually
from May 1, 1959 to May 1, 1974.
Bonds due on May 1, 1969 and
Trust
/
County Indep. Sch. District
1 (P. O. Tulsa), OJrla.
"
Offering—Clerk Ella Whit¬
announces
Tulsa
3.16%.
(EST) on
purchase
of
mortgage electric
&
10 a.m. (CST) 011 May 6 for
purchase of $4,500,000 school
bonds.- Dated July
1,1958. Due
on
July 1 from 1960 to 1973 in¬
16—v. 187, p. 1593—were awarded
White & Co./ as 3(4s; at a
a
Bank
until
to J. A.
100.72,
National
the
>
.Wabash Local School District
price of
7
,
Education will receive sealed bids
basis
a
Bond
-
1, 1958; Principal
(J-D)
payable - at
interest
Tulsa
>
Co.,
of about 2.42%.
Bou-
1, 1968. Principal and interest
Trust
June 1 from
on
Lo., of Oklahoma City.
and
the
for
&
1966 inclusive.
June
First
tiie
* improvement 7. bonds
offered April 22—v. 187, p. 1593—
were
awarded
to
the Ohio Co.,
dreaux, City Auditor, will receive
30
:
Dated
Legality approved by
(P. O. North Star), Ohio Bond Sale—The
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
$124,000 school
Cleveland.
/.- XV',..;/"/ improvement bonds offered. April
sealed
Bank
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
7
Sweney
Cartright
joiqtly,. as 2*£s, at, 100.45,
to
140,000 2I2S. Due
in¬
Carrollton.
April
National
1963
1959 to
Principal and
Bond Sale—The
Dec. 1
Painesville, Ohio
Offering — C. V.
First
,->7..
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Central
National Bank,
160,000 West Ridgewood Drive
West Jefferson. Legality approved
improvement bonds. Due on?
Dec. i from 1959 to 1968 in- by Bricker, Marburger, Evatt &
Barton, of Columbus.1
elusive.
ceive sealed bids until
proved
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
21
assessment
noon
from 1959 to 1981, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the First National Bank, of
Bond
Sale—The $350,000 school
a
Upper Arlington» Ohio
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Hartville, Ohio
Offering — William
of
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
& Dempsey, oi Cleveland.
'4 ■
on May 15 for the purchase
$115,000 school building bonds.
on
(P. O. Midwest City),
Oklahoma
ers
fEST)
Due
52
Bond
.
Dated April 1,1958.
7
Bond Offering—Robert J. Shad-
-
.No.
(A-O) payable at the Ohio
National Bank of Columbus/ Le¬
r
•
,7/
above
terest
1958.
1,
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
bonds orig¬
scheduled for offer¬
Due
1963
Dellroy), Ohio
i
Bond
Offering — Bray
Toot,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
of
ap¬
&
sold
was
Liberty Bank & Trust Co.,
Oklahoma City.
•
>
V-
of
Legality
Squire,
issue of $40,000
bonds
the
to
State
building
bids until noon (EST) on
May 9 for the purchase of $80,403, $35,000 2J/4s. Due on June 1, 1961.
35,000 2.70s. Due on June 1, 1962.
special assessment sidewalk im¬
140,000 214s. Due on June 1 from
provement bonds.
Dated June
1„:
Township Local Sch. Dist.
receive
school
interest
/and
(P; O. Pryor). Okla;
Sale—An
Upper Arlington, Ohio 77J77'
Co., of Oklahoma City, H. I. Josey
Offering r— R. C. Wells,
6 Co., and Honnold & Co., as fol¬
Clerk-Auditor, will receive lows/
City
ap¬
O.
Bond
in¬
sealed
Bricker, Marburger,
Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
(P.
1981
the
by
Monroe
No; 17
June
on
to
Bond
Nov. 1 from 1959
to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(MrN) payable at the
Main Office of the Ohio National
Legality
Due from 1961 to 1970
: /
:
-7> 7
:
but withdrawn site and building bonds offered
faulty - maturity April 8 —v. 187, p. 1593 — were
schedule—v. 187, p. 1835;
7 awarded-to a group composed of
on
Columbus.
ing bonds.
inclusive/
pur¬
Morristown
The
—
because
Van
May 8 for the purchase ol' $114,803.74
special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated May
in
by
inally were
ing on April
Park, Ohio
Offering—Jeanne T.
1959
Morristown.'
Note
Horn, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Bank
the
Monday, April 28, 1958
.
school
Mayes County Indep. Sch. District
April; 1/
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Minerva
1, 1958. Due
at
proved
Due
J-D.
Bond
from
.
.
3-%%
Dated
Principal
payable
until-noon
for I the
semi-annually
1
clusive.
1959
1, 1970 inclusive. Interest
to June
bonds.
Due
Bank,
12
$1,127,000
and Dec.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on May 19 for
the purchase of $69,000 building
bonds.
of
1958.
Zepp,
bids-
May
on
building
Ohio.
Board
sealed
(EST)
chase
Cleveland.
Legality
ap¬
Bond Offering—G. Ernest Little, pany,
Principal
proved
by
Squire,; Sanders >&'
-and interest (M-N) payable at the Clerk of Board of County Com¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
will
receive sealed
•Irving Trust Company, of New missioners,
;/York City. Legality approved by bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on May 7
Parma, Ohio
f'
for
the
purchase
of
$157,000
.peck, Shaffer & Williams, of CinBond Offering—Joseph S.
Lime, I
Water Improvement No. 638 spe¬
lcinnatL
City Auditor, will receive sealed
cial assessment bonds. Dated May
bids until noon (DST) on May 14
^ Note — The foregoing supplements the report in our issue of 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 for
the
purchase
of- $1,763,000
to 1968 inclusive. Principal and
bonds, as follows:
jApril 14, v. 187, p. 1699.
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
$50,000
real
estate
acquisition
County Treasurer's office.
V
*
Circleville, Ohio
Dated
receive
approved
&
Massillon
thereafter
improve-
bonds.
Legality
Shaffer
Cincinnati.
1,
Dec. 1 from 1950
on
1978 inclusive.
to
cinnati.
Peck,
Municipal
150,000
in¬
1978
to
.
Financial Chronicle
Education, Will purchase of $500,000 school build¬
bids until 7:30 p.m. <PST) on May
8
for
the
purchase. of. $246,000
general
June
obligation bonds.
Dated
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
in
1965
able
as
and
Bonds due
thereafter
of Jan.
1, 1964.
-are
call¬
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
187-
Volume
Number 5737
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(P. O. Gleneden Beach), Ore.
Sale—The
Bond
$25,000 water
bonds offered April 17—
revenue
187,
v.
Arthur .L. Wright
1593—were awarded to
Tripp Co., as:5st;..at a
p.
N.
Chas.
,
v-v
price of 98; a basis of about 5.24%.
dan,
ceive
sealed
Manager,
bids
until
in¬
will re¬
Bond
College, Pa.
(EST)
Offering—Sara
'
■
•
■
-
k
of
National; Bank
States
United
Due
$452,000 4%s.
1961
from
3%s.
86,000
to
on
on
April
'
542,000 2Vis..
Pine.
Township School District
(P. O/Wexford), Pa.
I
s
Due
on
April
.
.
w
21/2 s.
from 1983 to 1988 inclusive;
3Vis,
general
McJunkfn, Patton & Co.,
101.29,
a
as
basis of about 3.10%. ;';
-'■West'Slope Sanitary Dist. (P. O.
eral
Portland), Oregon
$250,000
gen¬
Pittsburgh, Pa.
-J ■-.'■Y-
Bond-Sale—The $4,520,000 gen¬
eral puJblie improvement peoples,
Series
A," bonds offered April 18
187, p. 1487—were awarded
tou.^;syndicate headed by Glore,
Forgan & Co., as 2V2s, at a price
of 100.34, a basis of about 2.46%.
obligation' / sanitary
bonds
> April '* 15
were a warded
group composed of Blyth;i&
to
a
Co.; Inc., Foster & Marshall, and
United States National Bank*
the
of
net
as
Portland, at a price of . par, a
interest cost of about-4.08%,
follows:
7
$20,000 4Vis. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
1
101,000-4Vis. Due on July 1 from
.1964 to 1974 inclusive.
:•
.
-
,
;
(EDST)
chase
May
on
of
Mitchell, S. Dak.
Offering—Margaret Gales,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
5 for the purchase of $65,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated July
May
until
6
for
$330,000
1958.
the
p.m.
pur¬
improvement
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
May
South Dakota School of Mines and
fered
$30,000 dormi¬
April 17—v.
were
awarded
tional
Bank
Rapid
City,
187,
the
to
4s,
as
at a price
West Deer
Other
..
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate; Hornblower & Weeks, J. C.
Bradford & Co., McDonnell & Co.,
National
Bank. of " Commerce.
Seattle, Goodbody & Co., Wallace,
Gefuldsen
Housing
Agency,
Sale
—
by the
Secretary of
the Board of Township Supervis¬
ors
until
for
the
eral
7 p.m. (DST) on May 1
purchase of $50,000 gen¬
obligation bonds. '
.
'
&'r Co., Raffensperger,
West Easton, Pa.
Co., McDonald-Moore
& .Co.,'. "A, G.; Edwards &
Sons,
Bonds Not Sold—The single bid
Peoples "National Bank, of Char¬ received for the $46,000 general
lottesville, Joseph, Mellen & Mil¬ obligation improvement bonds of¬
ler, Barret, Fitch, North & Co., fered April 2—v. 187, p. 1366—
J. A. Overton & Co., and Dreyfus was
rejected.
& Co.
's'.
s
"i';'
Hughes
as
to
Series
same
the
Bond
B,
time
Federal
Sale—The
purposes
22—v.
to
C.
Bond
;
H.
Little & Co., jointly.
Offering—Leslie McDon¬
ald, President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
7:30
p.m.
.
•
t
'
-
.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered April 21—
187, p. 1836—were awarded to
the Municipal Securities Co., and
R. A. Underwood & Co., jointly.
v.
united
'
$69,870,000 New Housing Bonds
of
housing authority bonds ag¬
to Be Sold—Twenty-one issues
new
,
gregating
via
awarded
amounts of bonds are as follows:
Amount
Authority
Demopolis, Ala
$1,110,000
Talladega, Ala.
1,040,000
Plant City, Fla.
2,195,000
Pompano Beach, Fla.— 1,305,000
Columbus, Ga.
1,120,000
Lafayette, Ga.
—.
965,000
Summerville, Ga.
—
940,000
Chicago, 111.
25,870,000
Louisville, Ky.
8,110,000
Mt. Sterling, Ky
1,025,000
Hagerstown, Md. —— 1,90$,000
Ecorse, Mich.
—
1,460,000
River Rouge, Mich
1,330,000
Corinth, Miss.
900,000
New Brunswick, N. J— 4,125,000
Freeport, N. Y.
—
1,575,1
Rocky Mount, N. C.
1,840,<
Hamilton, O.
1,925/
Monroe Co., Pa
1,340,000
Puerto Rico
7,760,000
-
—
Laurens, S. C.
r
2,030,000
———
vermont
,
Rutland, Vt.
j
.
Offering—W. J. Simonds,
Bond
City Treasurer, will receive seated
bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on May 5
for
the
purchase
of $485,000
bonds, as follows:
school
$400,000
June 1
Due on
bonds.
from 1959 to 1978 In¬
clusive.
'
>
50,000 sewer improvement bonds.
Due on June 1 from 1959 to
1974 inclusive.
20,000 street improvement bonds.
Due on June 1 from 1959 to
1974 inclusive.
bonds.
Due
curbing
and
sidewalk
15,000
...
.
states
United States
■
.
Sch. Dist.,
$69,870,000
will
be
competitive bidding
at noon (DST) on May 21. Matur¬
texas
ities will range from 1 to 34 years
Calhoun County Independent Sch. and from 1 to 40 years. The issu¬
Dist. (P. O. Port Lavaca), Texas
ing
bodies
and the respective
and
-
-
of
Texas
Tenn.
$550,000 vari¬
bonds offered April
187, p. 1700—were awarded
the Equitable Securities Corp.,
ous
••••
t
as
at
-
..
Callable
Independent
The $440,000
(CST) on May 2
129,000 4s. Due on July "1. from
Bonds Reoffered—These bonds for the purchase of $400,000 school
1975 to 1983 inclusive. K
~:'r
will be reoffered on April 30.
house bonds. Dated May 15, 1958.
Pittsburgh Parking District
Due on May 15 from 1959 to 1979
Authority, Pa.
Pennsylvania;,
: RHODE ISLAND
inclusive.
Bids are asked on (a)
Bond Sale—A group headed by
Chester Municipal Authority, Pa.
non-callable bonds and (b) bonds
the First Boston Corp. purchased
Narragansett, R. /.
Bond Offering—Secretary Peter
callable as of May 15, 1968. Prin¬
on April\22. an issue of $3,750,000
Bond Offering—George Hazard,
J.
Murphy announces that , the
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
revenue
bonds, as follow^:1; Town
Treasurer,
will
receive
Authority will receive sealed bids
at the First State Bank of Port
Project D, Series A sealed bids at the Industrial Na¬
until 2 p.m. (EDST Y". on May :15 $1,215,000
Lavaca.
Legality
approved
by
v bonds % bear 1 \ interest
rates tional Bank of Providence, Cor¬
for the purchase of $500,000 water
Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of Aus•ranging^ downward from 5% porate Trust Dept., 100 Westmin¬ tin.
revenue bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
to
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to; 1988
33/4;%:;Due serially from ster Street, Providence, until noon
I960 thratigh 1978 inclusive.
(DST) on May 6 for the purchase
Corpus Christi, Texas
inclusive.' Interest; J-D.' Legality
of
$850,000 > school
construction
Bond Sale — The $304,000 re¬
approved by Wood; Ring ^- Daw¬ a 2^535,000 ^ ProjectD," Series pA
bonds.- Dated May 1, 1958.- Due
4%
son, of New- York City,
|' -^ bonds bear1997. iinterest;' and on May 1 from 1959 to 1983 in¬ funding bonds offered April 23
" mature in
f
were awarded to Dittmar & Co.
Fox Chapel, Pa.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
k. The.' bbfids,"; which are k being clusive. Principal and. interest
Bond Sale—The t $105,000 ^gen¬
payable at the above-mentioned 1 from 1964 to 1966 inclusive/
issued to provide funds for the
eral obligation bonds offered April
bank. Legality aproved by Storey,
construction, of a six-level, selfGreenville, Texas
'
21. were awarded to Arthurs, Le¬
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
parking garage in downtown
Boston.
Bond Offering—G. L. McGraw,
strange- & Co., as 2Vis, at a price
Pittsburgh, will be secured by the
of 100.34.
2"
1
City Manager, will receive sealed
pledge of and payable solely out
Pawtucket, R. I.
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on May
of the net receipts from the proj¬
Horsham Township (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 vari¬
6 for the purchase of $225,000 air¬
:T/l.Horsham), Pa.," >' : v ect.; Joseph Home Co., a depart- ous
purposes bonds offered April port bonds. Dated March 15, 1958.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 general mentjstore, will enter into a lease 23—v. 187, p. 1836—were awarded
Due on March 15 from 1959 to
obligation improvement bonds of¬ agreement under which it will to a group composed of John Nu- 1962 inclusive. Principal and in¬
fered April 22—v. 187, p. 1593— pay certain rentals to the Author¬ veen & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., terest
(M-S) payable at the Citi¬
ity including certain rentals equal and J. C. Bradford & Co., as 3.60s,
were awarded to the Bank of Old
zens National Bank of Greenville.
York Road; Willow Grove, as 2%s, to the debt service requirements. at 100.29, a basis of about 3.57%.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
.•
Other members of the account:
at-par/
- ;
; " :
Huguenin & BOothman, of Dallas.
80uth carolina
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, Singer,
Lehighton-Weissport .Union School Deane: & Scribner,. Thomas & Co.,
Hereford, Texas
Abbeville County School District
District Authority (P. O. V/
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Cun¬
Bond Offering—Dudley Bayne,
(P. O. Abbeville), S. C.
•]
; Lehighton), Pa.
ningham, Schmertz & Co., A. E.
City Manager, will receive sealed
Bond
Offering — Ellison
M.
,:v
Bond Sale—The $735,000. school Masten & Co., McJunkin, Patton
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May
revenue bonds offered April 22—
& Co.; Chaplin & Co., McKelvy Smith, County Superintendent of 1
for the purchase of $100,000
Education,
will
receive
sealed street
v.
187, p. 1699—were awarded to &: Co.,
Fauset, Steele
& -Co.;
improvement bonds. Dated
bids until noon (EST) on April
a
group: composed
of Goldman, Glover & McGregor, Inc., Hulme,
June 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
30 for the purchase of $300,000
'Sachs
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Applegate
& *• Humphrey,
Inc.,
1959 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Blair & Reed, Lear & Co., Kay, Richards school building bonds. Dated May and interest (J-D) payable at the
Co.,
Inc.,. Butcher & Sherrerd, & Co., Simpson, Emery,& Co; and 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from 1960 Mercantile National Bank, of Dal¬
to 1983 inclusive., Bonds due in
Stroud & Co., Inc., and Schaffef, Elmer; E. Powell & Co.
\ \ -jV
las. Legality approved by Dumas,
1970 and- thereafter are callable
Necker & Go.i to bear interest at
.i
Redstone Township -(P. O.' j" .A
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
as of May 1,; 1969.
rates ranging from2xi% to 3.85%,
Interest M-N.
These bonds are eligible for prior
Grindstone),-Pa.
.»• Vs
at a price of 98.08.
South Carolina (State of)
purchase by the State Board of
; Bond Offering—Nick Williams;
Education.
*
■'Manheim Central School Authority, Township Secretary, will receive
Bond Offering—Jeff B. Chan¬
Pennsylvaniasealed bids until 4 p.m.
(DST) dler, State Treasurer, will re¬ Kermit Indep. School District, Tex.
ceive sealed bids until May 14 for
Bond Sale—A group headed by on May 1 for the purchase of ,$45,Bond Offering—G. E. Thomp¬
the purchase of $25,000,000 bonds,
-Kidder, Peabody & Co. purchased 000 general obligation improve
son,
Superintendent of Schools,
as follows:
/
ment bonds.
Dated May l; 1958
on April 17 an issue of $1,980,000
will receive sealed bids until 2
school revenue bonds, due serially Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1968 $15,000,000
highway bonds, se¬ p.m. (CST) on April 29 for the
inclusive. Principal and interes
on July 1 from 1961 to 1978 inclu¬
ries G.
purchase of $1,500,000 schoolhouse
sive, and bearing interest rates payable at the Gallatin Nationa'
10,000,000 port bonds, series B.
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1958. Due
Republic.
Legality
ap¬
ranging from 2% for the bonds Bank,
on May 15 from 1959 to
1973 in¬
SOUTH DAKOTA
due in 1961 to 3%% for those ma¬
proved by Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
clusive. Bonds due in 1969 and
turing in 1978.
The bonds are of Pittsburgh.
thereafter are callable as of May
Humboldt, S. Dak.
-dated May 1, 1958. Interest J-J.
Pittston School District, Pa.
15, 1968.
Principal and interest
Bond Offering—C. A. Merrigan,
Legality approved by Saul, Ewing,
(M-N)
payable at the Kermit
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Hen- Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
Remick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
State Bank, Kermit, or at the op¬
nigan, Secretary of the Board of will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Other members of the syndi¬
tion of the holder, at the Republic
cate:
Bache
&
Co., Butcher & Directors, will receive sealed bids p.m. (CST) on May 1 for the pur¬
chase of $18,000 general obliga¬ National Bank, of Dallas. Le^alit"
until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on-May 14
Sherrerd, Hemphill, No^es & Co.,
tion bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. approved bv McCall, Parkhurst &
Hornblower & Weeks, Ira Haupt for the purchase of $65,000 genCrowe, of Dallas.
eral obligation improvement Due on Julv 1 from 1960 to in7
Due on Julv 1 from 1960 to
& Co., Stroud & Co., C. C. ColThese
bonds are
eligible for
•bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due I inclusive. Interest J-J.
Legality
lings & Co., Hallowell, Sulzberger,
.
7
until
July 1, 1973. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the Moody
National Bank, Galveston. Legal¬
ity approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
and Home Finance
2%s, at a price of par.
Clarksville,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
of
inclusive.
1989
to
tennessee
Township (P. O.
Russelton), Pa.
be
bids
sealed
(CST) on May 1 for the pur¬
chase of $225,000 school house
(limited tax) bonds. Dated July
1, 1958. Due on July 1 from 1979
Longview
Additional
awarded
&
Na¬
Hills,
par.
15
ap¬
1487—
p.
First
Black
the
of
were
Townsend, Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.
<
tory revenue, Series A, bonds of¬
bonds
by
receive
will
pun.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
Upper
Darby
National
proved
Bond Offering—Wm. H. Fetter,
President of the Board of Trustees,
1
revenue;
offered at the
Bank, Upper Darby. Legality
Independent School
District, Tex.
South Dakota
will
8
La Marque
1, 1958.
Bond Sale—The
Ma-
E.
Secretary,
bids
obligation
15,
187, p. 1700—were
Coughlin & Co., Inc.
dormitory
,
v
offered
sealed
to
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
—v.
Sale—The
Township
receive
at
15
Due on April" 15
; •• from
1973 to 1982 inclusive/930,000 23/4s. .Due on April " 15
^ ° v
Bond
lone,
armory
17—v.
Technology (P. O. Rapid City),
Offering—James
school
building bonds offered April 22—
v.
187, p. 1835—were awarded to
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive. "■>
1,216,000
Bond
Marque, Texas
Sale—The $200*000 street
improvement bonds offered April
22—v. 187, p. 1836—were awarded
to Columbian Securities Corp., of
Texas, and Moreland," Brandenberger, Johnston & Curie, jointly.
Bond
$75,000 general
bonds offered
Bond
Upper Darby Township ( P. O.
Upper Darby), Pa.
.
Bond. Sale—The $190,000
15,
r""
obligation
Pittsburgh.
'
1966 inclusive. ^
Due
of
Lestrange & Co., as 4V23, at 100.23,
a
basis, .of about 4.46%.
April 15
1967.
1699-rwere awarded to Arthurs,
p..
Portland, Fitzpatrick, Sullivan &
Co., J. A. Hogle & COi, McDon¬
nell & Co.^ and Fahey,. Clark ,&
Co., at a price of par, a nefinterr
est cost of about 2.68%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The
Education.
La
Lead, S. Dak.
7:30
on
*
of
Rasmussen, of Sioux Falls.
Dun-
A.
~
~
prior purchase by the State Board
&
awarded
p.m.
lap, Borough Secretary, will re¬
April 28 for the pur?, ceive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
chase of $34,000 general obliga¬
Bond Sale—The $3,226,000 genT
(EDST) on May 5 for the pur¬
tion bonds.
.: / *
eral obligation building bonds of-r
chase of $100,000 general obliga¬
t
fered April 22—v. 187, p.; .1699—
tion bonds.; Dated May 1, 1958.
Nanticoke School District, Pa.
were
awarded to a group * comt
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1968
t Bond Sale—The $85,000 general
posed of Blyth & Co., Inc., R. W. obligation funding and refunding inclusive.
Legality approved by
Pressprich & Co., Weeden & Co., bonds;,offered April 21 — v. 187, Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
State Board of Education
(P. CX. Eugene), Ore.
->•
Oregon
approved by Dana, Golden, Moore
April
State
Offering^Earl H. Jour-?
Borough
1971
1959 to
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Liberty National
Bank,
Pittston..
Legality
ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
!
•
,
from
1
clusive.
& Co.
Monaco, Pa.
p
Bond
-
June
on
Jehks, Kirkland & Co., Harrison
& Co., Grant & Co., Rambo, Close
& Kerner, Warren W. York & Co.,
Woodcock, Hess, Moyer & Co., and
Lincoln County, Kernvtlle-Gleneden
Beach-Lincoln Beach Water Dist.
A3
<1947)
on
June 1
from
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
bonds
The
are
dated
June
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
the National Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality - ap¬
1958.
able
at
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
proved
Palmer &
.
Sheffield, Vt.
Bond Sale—The
$27,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered April 22—v. 187,
p. 1836—were awarded to George
P. Fogg & Co., as 3s.
•
VIRGINIA
.
Hanover
County (P. O.
Virginia
Bond Sale—The
Ashland),
$360,000 school
17 — v. 187,
awarded to the In¬
bonds offered April
p.
1594—were
Corporation of Norfolk,
price of 100.07, a net interest
of about 2.42%, as follows:
vestment
at
a
cost
$150,000 2s. Due on May 1
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
from
64
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1948)
1960
(PST) on May 8 for the purchase
$1,200,000 general obligation
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due on
190,000 212S. Due on May 1 from
1978
to
inclusive.
Callable
Sale—The $4,000,000 pub¬
Bond
lic
22—v. 187, p. 1700—were
awarded to a syndicate represent¬
of three groups
headed by Blyth & Co., Phelps,
Ferin
Co., and Drexel & Co.,
respectively, at a price of 100.007,
a net interest cost of about 2.38%,
ing
:
*
merger
a
:
1,200.000
Due
2%s.
May
on
1
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive.
*
:
Other
the
of
members
DeHaven
of
Towrisend,
&
Crouter & Bodine, Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co., and McDonaldMoore &
(J-D)k payable
Port
Dated June
.v.-
\
.
Jan. 1 from
1965 to 1982 inclusive.
1989 inclusive.
1994 inclusive.
1990 to
County, Arlington Con¬
16
until
School District No.
1
(P. O.
/.
date
of
r;
Clinton
issue.
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
■''
(Village),
<
will
the
of
receive
(MST)
purchase
of
bonds.
;
on
of
Board
June
clusive.
1
St.
from
1959
to
of
as
Commission, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
school building bonds was, sold
in¬
1973
June
to
Brad¬
Clinton,
Community Schools Joint
10 (P. O. Clinton),
District No.
Wisconsin'
Offering—Janette
Bond
Kohls,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on April
28
the
for
purchase
school bonds.
Due
on
clusive.
;
Offering—Sealed bids will
by the County Treas¬
urer until 2 p.m.
(PST) on May
S for the purchase of $30,000 geri^
oral obligation bonds. Dated May
May 1 from 1960
&
to 1978 inclusive. Callable after 7
issue. Princi¬
pal and interest (M-N) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle,
Marshall.
years from date of
-
*
L
"
Tacoma, Wash.
of
Bond Offering—C. A.
Director of
sealed
?
Gaisford,
Finance, will receive
bids
until
10
a.m.
(PST)
on
May 12 for the purchase of
$500,000 water bonds. Dated June
1, 1958. Due on July 1 from 1959
to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and
Island County, South Whidbey
Consolidated Sch. District No. 206
•-.
to
(P.O. Coupeville) Wash,
j 1
Bond Offering—Ruth E. Zyl-
3s.
Due
on
33,000 2%s; Due
1966 to
May
from
1
1965 inclusive.
1968 inclusive.
;!
interest (J-J) payable at the City
T re a surer's office, or at the
holder's
"Otra, Deputy County Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until; 4
62,000- 3s.
73,000 3t4s. Due on May I from
option,
at
the
fiscal
agency of the State in New York
City. Legality approved by Pres¬
' May i 12 for the
purchase of $130,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1978
on
on
May
from
1
.,
1
j.
Bond
Madison, Wis.
Offering—A. W.
The bonds
are
Ste} Emelie Ptxlfcsh, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $650,000
Bond'Sale-^-Am issue of $150,000
improvement bonds was sold to waterworks
and
sewer
system
Deacon Findley Coyne,, Ltd., as
bonds
was
sold to. the Credit
5s, at a price of 101.15.; Due on Anglo-Francais,
Ltd., as 4V2S, at a
April 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬ price of 97.00, a basis of abouft
sive. Interest A-O.
4.777%. Dated May .1; 1958. Due
on May 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
1
QUEBEC
sive.
Baie Comeau Protestant School
Commission, Quebec»
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
*
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
a
group
bonds
composed
was
of
E.
La-
200,000 41/2S. Due
Bareis,
203,000 5s. Due
on
on
May 1, 1978.
May 1, 1978.
R
•
,
-
KirHand
v
:Wz
Higginsoii Corp.y Reynolds] &
Local ImptoVetnertt Diet.' Co;, Ira Haupt &
Co., Tripp & Clo„
HbfS7,}Vastu- ,'"H - * Braun, BoswOrth & Co,, Robing'
®Vhd Sale—An issueof $9,432.05 son-Humphrey Co., Inc.,Keriowei\
improvement bonds was sold ] to MacArthur & Co., Kalman. 8$ do.,
Southwick-Campbell & Co., Inc., Tohn Small
&
Co.,
Murphey,
as S^i'S. Dated March
1, 1958. Due- Favre, Inc., Waldo Hemphill i &
on -March 1,
1975.. Interest M-S. Co., and Atkinson & Co.
{
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬ Whatcom County, Nooksack Valley
.i
.
-
sealed bids' until 2:30
p.m. (CDST)
Nicolet School Commission, Quebec
May 6 for the purchase iof
Bond Sale-r-An issue of $630,000
$55,000 general obligation "bonds.
building bonds was sold to Forget ]
IDated May i, 1958. Due on May& Forget, Ltd., and Casgrain
J &;
l: from
1959
to
1978 inclusive.-:
CoM Ltd.). jointly,, at a price !of.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
98.94, a net interest cost of about!
able at the Bank Of Poynette. Le¬
4.63%, as follows:
gality approved by Quarles, Her-'
$513,000 4)4s. Due on April 1 from
riott & '• demons', of Milwaukee!.
on
1
.
attle.
-
•
,
.
School District No. 506 (P.
O.
(i
**"
Suamico School District No.
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
*
1
117,000 412S. Due
on April 1 from
1964 to 1978 inclusive*
(P. O. Green* Bay), Wis.
[
Bond Sale—An issue-of $80,000
Dated April 1,1958. Interest A-O.
school building bonds was
sold, to
the Channer Securities Company.
St. Martin, Quebec
The bonds are dated May 1/1958
Bond Sale—An issue of $696,and mature on May 1 tram 1959 000 improvement bonds was sold
to 1978 inclusive.
Principal arid to a .syndicate composed of Ban**
interest(: (M-N) ■ payable, at the, que Canadienne Nationale,. Qredi;'
Kellogg-Citizens National Bank, 'Quebec, Inc., Durocher, Rodrigfle
-
-
.
Kitsap County, Bremerton Consoli¬
dated School District No. 100-C
(P. O. rPort Orchard), 'Wash.
"
Bellingham), Washi
Bond
Offering — Hugh
Cory,
County "Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 3 pari. (PST) on
May 5 for the purchase of $185,,spn, County Treasurer, will re- 000 school " building bonds. Dated,
ceive .sealed; bids until
10 a.mj June 1,1958. Due on June 1 frOm
:
Bond
Offering
■—
Maxine John-
sold
as
follows:;.
$138,000 4s.
Dated
*
Due on May 1 from
1968, inclusive.
Due on May 1 from
1978, inclusive. -.
.
May 1; 1958. Interest M-N,
V ' • Westmount,, Quebec :
Bond Sale—An issue of $854,500 improvement.bonds was aold
-v
flamme, Ltd., La Corporation de
due Quebec, Grenier, Ruel
& Cie, Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., to a
group composed of A. E. Ames
and Oscar Dube & Co., Inc., at a &
Co.'," Ltd.,~ Dbriiimon Securities
price of 95.73, a net interest cost Corp., Ltd;, Royal Bank of *Ciinof about 5.09%, as follows:
ada, . and ' J. C. Boulet/ Inc., as
$392,000 4 V-> s. Due on May 1 from 4y4s,- at a -price of 100.18, a basis
of about 4.20%. Dated May 1,1958.
1959 to 1977 inclusive.
-
Boston
Corp., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Foster & Marshall,
$389,-
group
T.
Leelerc, Inc., -and Garneau,
Boulanger, Ltd., at a price off)7.27,
a net interest cost of about 5.10%,
$795,000
sold to
J.
.
was
composed of the Do¬
minion. Securities Corp., Ltd., Rene
a
1959 to
*
Lee
to
improvement bonds
1969 to
•
First
Ste. Rose, Quebec.
issue of
251,500' 5s.
*
by Weter,* Roberts | &
Shefelm.an, Ja£, Seattle.
u
'
j
500
Charlesbourg, Quebec
"
approved
^
Bond. Sale—An
2 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
.•
,
Interest M-N.
•'
-
•
v,
"Dated. Jan. 1, J958. Interest J-J.
callable
-
the
Securities
Nortotk County, Ont.
City Clerk, will receive; auction
Dated May 1,1958. Interest M-N.
bids at 10 a.m. (CDST) on May
; t
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
20 for the purchase of $2,300,000
Laval Des Rapides School Board,
after-seven years from date of is(P, O. Olympia), Wash, -i
school
bonds.
Dated
June
15,
,«Ue. Principal and interest (M-N)
Quebec •••;
Bond Sale—The $5,200,000 Van¬
1958. Due on June 15 from 1959
Bond Sale—An issue of $600^000
payable at the County Treasurer's couver - Portland Interstate
t Toll
to 1978 inclusive. Principal arid building
office: *
*
:
bonds was sold to a
Bridge Facility revenue bonds of¬
interest (J-D) payable at the City group composed of L. G. Beaubien
fered April 24—v.
187, p. 1700— Treasurer's office.
King County, Auburn Sch. District were
Legalitv ap¬ & Co., Ltd., Credit Interprovinawarded to a group goaded
No. 408 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of cial, Ltd., and Banque Canadienne.
py Blyth .& Co., Inc., at a price
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper.
Chicago.
Nationale, at a price of 98.51, a
of 98.18, a net interest cost
of
;
County Treasurer,
will
receive
net interest cost of about 5.12%,
about 2.96%
as follows:
jj
ceated bids until 11 a.m, (PST)
Poynette (Village), Arlington,
as follows:
$893,000 21i»s. Due on May 1 from
©n
LowVille, Leeds and DeKorra
May 6 for the purchase of
$337,000 4)2 s. Due on April 1 from
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
$385,000 general;' obligation school
(Towns) Joint Sch. District
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
1.707,000 2^4s. Due on May 1
No. '. \3 (P. O. R.F.D.
building bonds.. Dated;May.;l, 1958.
263,000 5s. Due on April 1 from.
•">1
'
from 1964. to 1968 inclusive."
.Due on JVte.i:;!rora-;i96p to. 1978
Poynette), Wis.'. ' y |
1964 to 1979 inclusive;«
f
Bond
2,600,000 2»4s. Due May 1, .1971.
inclusive. -. Callable
Offering, — Mrs.: Irvin
after ; seven
Other members of the account: Lothe., District
Dated April 1,1958. Interest A-O.
'.years from date of issue. Legality
Clerk,- will receive
'Inclusive.
$438,-
of
,
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
A ■ •
/•; ;V',
Seattle. V
Due
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
composed
group
I960 to 1978; inclusive..
•?
Prets
May 1 from
on
a
Dominion
SCOTIA
ONTARIO
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Citizens
State
Bank, of Clinton.
-
1960 to
of
.
inclusive.
$57,000
Sale—An issue
Corp., Ltd.,
L. G. Beaubien & Cie., Ltd., and
Digby, N. S.
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., at
Bond Sale—An issue of $148,000 a price of 95.17, a net interest cost
improvement bonds was sold to of about 4.87 %, as follows:
Cornell, Macgillgray, Ltd., and $266,500 412S..Due/ onJan. 1 from
Stanbury & Co., Ltd., as 4%s, at *
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
a price of 99.02.
;
.
172,000 4s. Due on^ Jan. .1 from
NOVA
1978
Commerce,
Seattle,
and
Dean
Witter & Co., jointly, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of a bo pi
3.09%, as follows:
•;
} ;
:
.- ^
Jerome, Quebec
5Q0 improvement bonds- was sold
.}
CANADA
$125,000
1959 to
awarded to the National Barik of
'
Interest^A-O.
St.
$241,000
school building bonds was sold to
a group composed of Wood, Gundy
King County, Federal Way School & Co., Royal Bank of Canada,
&
District No. 210 (P. O. Seattle), Greenshields
Co., Geoffrion,
Roberts & Gelinas, and La Societe
Washington
Spokane, Wash.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 gen¬
Bond Sale—The $225,000 gen¬ de Placement, as 4V2s, at a price
eral
obligation
bonds
offered eral obligation bonds offered of 96.14, a basis of about 5.14%.
April 21 were awarded to Foster April 22 — v. 187, p. 1488 — were Dated Jan. 2, 1958 and due on Jan.
Consol.
E.
price
a
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den¬
Dated June 2, 1958.
June 1 from
J.
Iial'lamme, Ltd., as 4s, at
of 95.00,! basis "pf about
5.002%. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
on April 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
1,
1968..
j
v
Gabriel-de-Stratford School
on
Callable
-
May 1 from
Dated May 1,1958. Interest M-N,
t
2
until
on
.1969 to 1978 inclusive,
Trustees.,
bids
sealed
May 1 from
on
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
407,000 5s. Due
May 12 for the
$415,000
building
Dated June 1, 1958.
Dui
v;:
ford, Turtle and Sharon (Towns),
p.m.
after ten years from
and
Ten Sleep Sch.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
Clinton
1978 inclusive. Call¬
1960 to
on
2
County,
ver.
Boyceville, Wheeler and Downing
(Villages), Hay River, New Haven,
Tiffany, Sherman, Sheridan, Wilson
and Otter Creek (Towns) Joint
will
Treasurer,
bids
.
$289J)00 4j;2s. Due
WISCONSIN
Offering—Verne
able
be received
(PST)
on
Clerk
from
on
•
Co.
p.m.
Inc.
from
Coupeville), Wash.
p.m.-
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
>
inclu¬
Horowitz, of Seattle.
.
v
1968
Sievers,
receive
(PST)
on
May 2 for the purchase of
$180,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on May 1
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office, or at
agency in New
York City.
'
on
1
build¬
(P. O. Ten Sleep), Wyo.
Bond Offering—E. V. Cheeney,
"
as
Boyceville), Wis.
$175,000 school
building general obligation bonds
offered April 15—v. 187, p. 1595—
were awarded to Juran & Moody,
sealed
State's fiscal
Due
to
Callable after 5 years from
issue.
Principal and in¬
County
County
1, 1958.
3.65%,
Jan.
on
786,000 3V2s. Due
-
1983 to
(P. O. Everett), Wash.
Interest
Bond
about
of
524,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
of
Bond
years
School District No. 204 (P. O.
cost
$142,000 6s. Due
Wil¬
solidated School District No.
Principal and
Coupeville
interest
$75,000
District
McDonald &
100.09, a net
of
548,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1958. Due
1960
from
1
Snohomish
originally set
May 1—v. 187, p. 1836—has
been changed to May 8. The issue
will be dated July 15, 1958. Due
on July 15 from 1960 to 1978 in¬
800 building bonds,
County,
and
price
a
&
Washakie
Corp., Baker,
Co.,
&
at
s o n
Sale—The
•
follows:
(P. O.
liamson, Secretary of the Port
Commission, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on May
13 for the purchase of $300,000
general' obligation improvement
for
island
Watts
Co.,
i|n
&
Date of sale of the issue of $80,-
the
H i g g
(J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
(P. O. Montesano), Wash.
Bdtad Offering Date Changed—
date of issue.
Lee
'
Bellingham
lin
body & Co., W. E. Huttori & Co.,
terest
Wishkah
Valley School District No. 117
Grays Harbor County,
from
of
Bellingham), Wash.
Bond Offering — Harold
date
10
interest
at ;the v County
Treasurer's office,'
sive.
WASHINGTON
after
■
April 22—
1700—were awarded to
composed of Kidder, Pea-
p.
group
Canada, Credit
Ltd.,
Belanger,
Inc., Creighton, Mackenzie & Co.,
Ltd., and W. C. Pitfield & Co^
Ltd., at a price of 94.08, a net in-*
terest cost of about 5.62%, as fol¬
lows: ■ /■
-1
■
ing bonds offered April 21—v. 187,
p. 1595—were awarded to Cough-
sewer
'
June
Callable
187,
v.
Bond
$2,000,000
bonds offered
du
Anglo-Francais,
Sheridan County School District
No. 4 (P. O. Sheridan), Wyo.
VIRGINIA
Bond Sale—The
revenue
10 years from date
issue. /Principal .and
bonds.
Co.
clusive.
Provinciale
WYOMING
/
Wheeling, W. Va.
will receive
(PST) on
Treasurer,
Callable after
under-
writing group: White, Weld & Co.,
fR, W. Pressprich & Co., Dominick
& Dominick, King, Quirk & Co.,
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Goodbody.
& Co., Investment Corporation of
"Norfolk, Bartow, Leeds & Co.,
Julien Collins & Co., W. II. Newbold's Son & Co., Mason & Lee,
r
Inc.,
WEST
a
May 8 for the purchase of $100,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June
1
from
1960
to
1978 inclusive.
200,000 2.40s. Due on May 1,1972.
f
"
fice.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
1
Due
inclu¬
1978
to
County School District No.
417 (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
!
Bond Offering,—L. R. Johnson,
County
on May
from 1959 to 1971 inclusive.
214 s.
$2,600,000
1960
from
Pierce
follows:
as
1
Callable after 10 years from
Principal and inter¬
est (J-D) payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
\
,'■<
offered
bonds
improvement
Quarles,
Principal arid interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
date of issue.
April
*
Monday, April 28, 1958
Milwaukee.
June
Va.*
Lynchburg,
.
Legality approved by & Cie., Ltd., Gaston Laurent,. Inc.,
Herriott & demons, of Florido Matteau & Fils, Morgan,
Ostiguy & Hudson, Ltd., Banqtie
after 10 years from date of issue.
sive.
Due on May 1, 1973.
20,000
.*
.
Green Bay.
of
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
.
Due
on
Nov. l from 1958 to 1966
inclusive., Interest: M-N,
@FedFRASER