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MONDAY
ISSUE
Bet. U. B. Pat. Office
New York
Number 5835
189
Volume
General
RAILROAD
Exchange National Bank Bhilding,
Colorado Springs, Colo.; on March 31 filed a registration statement
with the SEC covering 310,000 shares of common stock.,,,.The company
proposes
to offer the stock for subscription by holders of its out¬
standing stock at the rate of .525 shares of additional stock for each
share held ,of record April 24, 1950.
The subscription price is to be
located
company,
at
10c
to
The
share.
-
commenced
company
business* in
its
April
1958
has
holders
In This Issue
t
STOCK AND BOND
QUOTATIONS
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Securities
.This
and
—
Registers With
filed a registration statement 'with the
convertible, subordinated;, debentures, dub"
for-public* sale through an underwriting
by "Deinpsey-Tegeler & Co.
The; interest rate, public
be
to
SEC covering
May If 1974,
group heuded
offering price
by amendment. The state¬
company
of
$1500,000
offered
Stock
<-
Pittsburgh
•
Montreal Stock Exchange—...
Canadian Stock Exchange
underwriting terms are to be supplied
was
filed March 30, 1959.V
v' i ■
;v'. .
.
Net proceeds of the sale of debentures will be added to the general
funds of the company and
used for-general corporate purposes, in¬
Toronto Stock
inventories, and receivables resulting
from • the
growth of its business.Initially, the funds will be used
to lepay short term borrowings and to reduce, and it is hoped eventu¬
ally to eliminate, the necessity of factoring. its accounts receivable.
The
company
is engaged in the wholesale hat
and haberdashery
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
and
ment
.
financing
cluding
In
business.
insulation
It
electrical
to
and
drinks
soft
acquired
the
all
common
Inc.
Through subsidiaries,
it
also sells
accessories, has entered into the business
Mart,
similar
by
it
1958
wire.
,
and
manufacture
the
is
of
by franchised bottlers in
and
stock
of
Tne
Transactions
Tire
Transactions
watch bands and
applying Teflon
Admiral
Corp.
Offering—A
Secondary
—
Combined
with
cffices
2222
at
South
Pigueroa
St.,
1982.
who
at
A
the
right
price of $33.33.
a
Airtek
_
has
also
to
purchase
•
•
1957 for the purpose of acquiring and
the major business of Pachmayr and has to date con¬
principal activity of Airtek.
In March, 1959, Airtek
aircraft was
stituted
the
all
acquired
outstanding common
stock
The
46
Rates
Statement
Member Banks
of
of Research Welding & Engi¬
neering Co., Inc., primarily engaged in the engineering, forming and
precision welding of tanks and fuselage sections for missiles. Integrated,
the
companies
and
aircraft
share:;,
tave
fields.
all of which
Michel,
G.
Burton,
to complement each other in both the missile
Airtek
now
has
outstanding
193,950 common
said
are
held by management officials, including GusAngeles,
President, 47,319 shares; Bryant R.
are
Los
of Arcadia, Secretary,
Condition
Statement
of
*
Research Welding Co.
is a manufacturer
Airtek
commercial
three-dimensional
of
structural
and
military aircraft, missiles and rockets.
Convair, Boeing and McDonnell.
include
parts
for
Its customers
Allis-Chalmers Mfgr. Co.—New Contract—
This
York
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
order for another 340,000 kilowatt steam turbine-generator
company
City
an
has
received
from
No.
4
in
unit will be
similar to
the
139,
p.
46
45
4
is
...
.
transmission belting.
shares now outstanding are owned by
Marcus
families or trusts
for their
common
Bernstein
Maurice
shares
order
J.
or
Bernstein,
and
Miah
terminate
to
Marcus,
various
.
,
Biltrite
American
-
1
Co.,
Inc.—Registers
registration
a
325,000 shares of common stock.
Goldman,
Sachs
will
Co.
&
head
nation-wide
the
underwriting
which will offer the shares to the public.
group
stitutes
-
being made on behalf of certain stockholders and con¬
first public offering of the company's stock.
After the
is
sale
The
the
proposed sale, 22.8% of the company's outstanding common
held by the public.
*
isters
This
With Securities
and
Exchange Commission—
corporation, with offices at 303 Alexandria Building, Edmonton,
would be
*
corporation manufactures and sells rubber soles and heels for
footwear, vinyl and rubber floor coverings,
and industrial rubber
The
products.
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
Theatres,
Ino—
Acquisition—
Under terms
casting Co
according
heads
up
of
contract signed on April 26, the American
a
Brood*
will acquire the Don Lee Broadcasting System on April 26,
to a joint statement issued by Edward J. DeGroy, Who
the ABC Radio Network, and John Poor, Vice-President of
RKO Teleradio Pictures, Inc.
The
exist
the
Don
under
Mr.
Lee
Network,
terms
the
DeGray
an
web,
largest regional
transaction
Notwork
Intermountain
brought us
radio's
will cease to
of the agreement.
this
said
which
follows
effective
became
with
association
ABC's
March
15
and
additional 41 stations.
after its
founder. At its peak, 4€ stations were affiliated with it in the Pacific
Coast
states
of California, Oregon and Washington. At present 34
The
'
Don
Lee
retain
Network
their
was
founded
affiliation.—V.
in
1928 and
189, p.
named
1017.
Companies, Inc.—Acquired—
See Ling
Electronics, Inc. below.—V. 189, p. 701.
.
,
,
,
American-Hawaiian
Steamship
Co,
—
Trading
Sus¬
pended—
Aluminum
See
Co. of America—Acquisition
Rome Cable
Corp. below.—V.
Completed—^
Exchange on Mar. 26
voted to suspend trading in the common stock of
the opening of the market on April 6. ;
189, p. 1461.
The Board of Governors of the New York Stock
this company, effec¬
v
tive at
Application will be made to the Securities and Exchange
Alscope Explorations. Ltd., Edmonton, Canada—Reg¬
With
Commission—
March 31 filed with the Securities and Exchange
statement covering the proposed sale of
,
*
This corporation on
"Commission
'
_
Rubber
Securities and Exchange
stations
Altec
a
Registers With
—
Commission—
President' is listed as the owner of
Board Chairman, 63,625 shares.
relationships between the company and
the
selling stockholders and their families, certain
of the selling
stockholders
have
entered
into
an
agreement with
the company
whereby they will transfer certain assets to the company in exchange
for 150,000 shares
of its common stock, which shares are Included
in
the 325,000
shares to be offered for sale.
The prospects lists
12 selling stockholders, including Miah Marcus, 68,625 shares; Maurice
J.
Bernstein, 39,144; David W. Berstein, 45,219; Eliot L. Bernstein,
45,219; Richard J. Marcus, 45,687; and Robert G. Marcus, 45,688.
interests in mineral claims and in several oil
and, according to the prospectus, it also owns a
1344.
the
of
benefit.
204,675
one
close-coupled, cross-compound unit that will
use
steam entering the high pressure section of the turbine at 1,050
degrees Fahrenheit under a pressure of 2,000 pounds per square inch.
The high and intermediate pressure turbines will drive a generator at
3,600 rpm. while the low- pressure turbine will drive its generator at
1.800 rprn.—V. 189, p. 1341.
Astoria Unit No.
a
1,277,250
the
of
members
holds
gas
—V.
previously ordered for Unit
Consolidated Edison's Astoria, L. I., N. Y„ station.
new
w
is a large producer of rubber soling materials for
manufacturer of rubber heels.
It also produces solid
company
All
46
unit.
The
years.
rubber products, including hose and conveyor and
Federal
stock sale are esti¬
sold at 31 cents per
funds and used as
claims in the Ken¬
tucky Lake area of Highland Valley in British Columbia; $40,000 for
acquisition of additional oil and gas properties; $20,000 for maintaining
leases and in making farm-out arrangements for exploratory drilling
and development-of oil and gas acreage; $10,000 to continue experi¬
mental research work pn the company's process and to pursue U. S.
patent applications; and the balance for operations and expenses.
The company has outstanding 6,649,333 shares, of which 5,227,905
are said to have been issued for properties and 1,421,428 for $536,729
cash. Nicholas Martini of Passaic, N. J., is listed as President. Manage¬
ment officials own 755,856 (11.36% ) of the outstanding shares
(not
including 191,184 shares owned by Martini's wife).—V. 188. p. 2241.
a director, 58,760.
Approximately $800,000 of the net proceeds of the stock sale will be
applied to provide working capital for Airtek to- carry into effect its
growth program and to provide working capital for Research Welding
Co. The balance of the proceeds, will be applied to payment of $150,000
of bank loans* $50,000 of loans from stockholders, and $55,000 of loans
of
10
Vinyl and rubber floor coverings and manufactures and sells industrial
operations and no earnings.
Net proceeds to the company from its proposed
mated at $186,000, assuming all 700,000 shares are
share.
The proceeds will be added to company
follows: $3,200 for expenses In exploring mineral
52,545; and Alex. G. Fisher, of Toronto,
Canada,
*
to
two
fpotwenr and
46
properties;
process, in the development stage, for the production of titanium and
other refractory metals for which patent rights have been granted in
Canada and application for patents are pending in the United States.
Its activities arc concerned with exploration of certain oi its mineral,
oil and gas leases and the development of its process for production
of refractory metals.
The company has had no commercially profitable
and
and has special¬
all types of personal property
leasing of plRnt equipment and fixtures, including special¬
manufacturing facilities.
Terms of leases vary in dur¬
from
The
of
to the
company
»
located at 22 Willow Street-, Chelsea, * Mass., on
registration statement with the SEC covering 325,000
outstanding shares of its common stock, to bo offered for public sale
by the holders thereof through an underwriting group headed
by
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to
be
supplied by amendment.
prospectus, the company also has entered into an
option agreement with Easton Investments Limited, oi Montreal, under
which 300,000 shares of Alscope stock have been acquired for Easton 6
account with Forget & Forget for $75,000.
These 300,000 shares are to
be offered by Forget & Forget, as agents for Easton, in Canada on
the Canadian Stock Exchange at the same time that the 700,000 shares
are being offered by Alscope in the United States,
.
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This
company,
March 31 filed a
1959,
According
operating established businesses in the aircraft and missile fields. In
July, I 1957 it acquired all outstanding common stock of Pachiuayr
Corp., and in January, 1958, Pachmayr was liquidated and merged into
Airtek.
The machining of complex three-demenslonal structural parts
for
the
Securities and Exchange
a registration statement with the SEC on March
covering 1,000,000 shares of its capital stock. The company
the public offering of 700,000 snares in the United States at
prices related to the then current market for outstanding shares of the
company
on the Canadian
Stock Exchange (31 cents on March 16,
1S59).
No underwriting is involved. " • ■"
additional 3,333 of warrants /,
-
organized in June.
was
an
-
was
leases
company
ation
proposes
shares
common
the
were
The
Alberta. Canada, filed
26,
0
:C
placement will be used by the com¬
stock.
Los
pay $10,000
will Issue to the
30,000
They
In
of the expense:; of the managing underwriter; and it
managing underwriter, for $300, warrants to purchase
at $8.50 per share at any time prior to May,
finder's fee of $8,000 is payable to Wm, M. Rosenbaum & Co.,
will
the private
electronic
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
corporation,
$
brothers,
in
The Course of Bank Clearings
Airtek Dynamics, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
A
incorporated in 1956 by Arthur M. Andersen
George M. Andersen and Gordon W.
Andersen.
sole stockholders of Amacorp prior to the sale of the
corporation
his
ized
Federal Reserve System
,
This
Co., Inc., New York. ;
from
proceeds
The
and
—
Reserve Banks
Angeles, Calif., filed a registration statement with the SEC on March
27, 1959, covering 150,000 shares of common 3tock, to be offered for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by S. D. Fuller & Co,
The public offering price arid underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
In addition to the underwriting commission, Airtek
:
for expansion and improvement purposes.
ized
Exchange
Foreign
It was oversubscribed.—V. 189, p. 1461.
share.
The
pany
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
51
Dividends Declared and Payable..
11
& Co. at $20 per share, with a dealer's discount of
65c per
^
the
McDonnell &
37
38
39
42
43
33
General
secondary
electronic, appliance
missile,
aircraft,
in
American Biltrite Rubber Co., Inc.
Condition
sey
used
March 31 an¬
placement of 20,000 shares of its common
(no-par value) with private investors through,
stock
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
offering of 126,225 shares of capital stock (par $1) was
made on March 24 by A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc., and Demp-
.
Amacorp Industrial Leasing Co., Inc., Alhambra, Calif.
nounced
of
Okinawa, and West Ger¬
••
plants are to
—Sells Stock Privately—This company on
33
New York Stock Exchange..__ 33
American Stock Exchange
33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
engaged. Jp the sale of'flavored
syrupi frar use in beverages sold
japan,
———
V
principal
and
./CAPITALIZATION—Capitalisation of AMP consists of $1,100,000 of
and 2,080,000 shares of $1 par value common stock.
—v.-189, p. 1233.
v..
v"
Industrial Stock Averages 33
National Quotation
189, p. 597.
many.—V.
Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
increased
of
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
.
-J".'
long-term; debt
37
37
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Commission—
Exchange
electronic. components
and other industries.'
—
...
.
'-"j/';
headquarters
whose
Harrisburg, Pa„ makes a variety of solderless electric '
wire terminals, cohnectors and related wiring and electrical devices and
13
25
American Stock Exchange
4—.
29
Boston Stock Exchange.—
34
Cincinnati Stock Exchange......—34
Detroit Stock Exchange..
—
34
Midwest Stock Exchange
34
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
36
.
These
publicly-owned shares of AMP common stock
a proportional beneficial Interest In
of
Pamcor,
Inc., a manufacturing affiliate in
evidencing
around
and
Page
(Stocks).
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
,. *
;
of stock¬
■.
r
group
other
stock
common
being sold by a
are
proceeds will accrue to the company.
the
endorsement
BUSINESS—AMP,
New York Stock Exchange
costs.
Consolidated Industries, Inc.
all
and
an
the
of
none
offered
shares
.Puerto Rico.
•
so
operated -at a loss, due
to organizational and developmental
It is anticipated, according to the* prospectus, "that the proceeds
from this
issue will enable
the company- to experience more rapid
growth, although growth is, of course;- dependent on many factors in
addition to adequate financing,
The company will be able to expand
its sales and promotion effort, and as increased business is written,
will
be
able to create the necessary reserves
without the limiting
factor of insufficient surplus."—V; 185, pd 1989.
•
"
and
shares
bear
far
Adam
/
,
PROCEEDS—The
.
and
this offering
stock (par $1) at $28.25 per share,
oversubscribed and books closed.
- «•
was
by amendment.
Underwriters headed by Boettcher & Co.
Bosworth, Sullivan &: Co., Inc.; will receive a commission of from
.>
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
,
supplied
a
INSURANCE
-
common
405
and
25c
INDUSTRIAL
•
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Academy Life Insurance Co.—Registers With SECTliis
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, April 6, 1959
AMP Inc.
*
headed by
offered
—
Stock Offering—An underwriting group
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Blyth &
publicly
on
March 31
a
Co., Inc.
total of 114,400 shares
of
to
delist
The
the
considered
Commission
issue.
number
the
of
that the Board
longer suitable for trading In the Exchange's
shareholders
issue
no
has
been
so
reduced
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1570)
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
.
.
r
normally considers delisting a
common issue
when the total outstanding stock is held by less than 2o0 holders Ol
record, after substantially discounting odd lots.
On March 3 the company made an offer to its stockholders, expiring
March 19, to tender 15,000 shares at $105 a share; 50,450 shares were
tendered and accepted. The company has extended the offer to April 6
to purchase all additional shares tendered at
the same price.
As a
result of the offer, it is believed that the number of shareholders has
been reduced to about 125, after discounting odd lots.—V, 188, p. 2637.
Market.
The Exchange
American Research & Development Corp. — Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
and
stock.
of common
cub'scription
by
shares
for
It
is
proposed
outstanding
to
offer
by Lee 'Higginson-^.Corp.
price and underwriting
••
said
to
!
"
1946 as an investment company, American. Research
"a
financial vehicle through which individuals and
in
be
may
.
-r
„
for
and will be available for investment
1.4
stock
the
offering
participate in
a
wide
range
of venture
capital
company does not merely
invest in the ordinary
seeks to create and develop by taking calculater
risks in selected companies in whose growth possibilities • it believes,
aiding them with both capital and management consultation." >,.
Net proceeds of this financing will be added to its general,'funds
located at 307 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Fla., filed
statement with the SEC on M&rch 25, 1959, covering
shares
headed
group
public
enterprises.
The
sense;
rather it
company,
registration
The
firms.
ing photographic pai>ers. Net proceeds of its stock sale will be available
for'general corporate purposes, including the
proposed expansion of >
its
manufacturing facilities and increase in working capital.
It is
anticipated that some $400,000 of the
proceeds will be applied to
constructing and equipping a new building for coating
operations and *"
additional building space for
finishing and shipping operations, and the
balance will be added to
working capital.
The
company has
outstanding 602,465 common shares, of which *
467,880 shares are held by *the eight
selling7 stockholders**Among" the »
latter are Louis P. Ratti,
President^ who proposessell f 15,064: of
•71,615-shares held;-Frederick J.
Schumann, Vice-President,^ 17,989 of
86,495;. Kurt-Wolfson,
Vice-President, 13,972 of 64,715;
Willis
K.
Sherred, Secretary, 13,354 of 57,075; - John B. and Marion N.
Blakely,
to be offered for public
.
—Registers Proposed Rights Offering With SEC—
Tliis
underwriting
an
to be supplied by amendment.
are
Organized
is
614 500
registration statement with the
a
100,000 shares of common stock,
other
three
terms
institutions
r
options to purchase 12,500 common shares through
April,
1964.
The options terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The*.company is engaged primarily hi the business of silver-sensitiz¬
,
Tliis corporation on March 31 filed
8EC covering
sale through
Reinsurance Co., Orlando, Fla.
American Independent
underwriters
investment
in accordance with-the company's
rancis I.
Srice and duPont & Co. and Goodbody to Co. supplied by the principal
underwriting terms are & be
amendment.
listed
Underwriters.
invested
trustees
will make available-to:.the company funds
in such new projects as the directors mayapprove,
and
(b)
to make,
if deemed desirable by- the directors,
additional investments in companies in which the company has already
new
holders
each
of
at
common
held.
share
one
The
record
the
date,
are
The
«tnd
by
a
now
of
as
is engaged in the business of reinsuring medium-sized
multiple line insurance companies writing fire and allied
forms of casualty insurance. It was organized in 1954
This
policies.
make
to
(a)
funds.—V.
188, p. 2349.
and
group of
has about
12
headed
persons
by
Walter
L.
Hays,
President
and
stockholders.'
900
The
March 23 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par, 50 cents * to be
offered at $5 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
be used for working capital.—V. 173, p. 1985.
net proceeds of the stock sale, estimated at $2,000,000, will be
Used to increase the capital and surplus of the company and thereby
furnish the company with additional funds to enable it to expand its
business.—V. 180, p. 2185.
The
SEC
company
Registers With Securities
This corporation
on
Commission
•
Machine
&
R.
W.
writing
American Title & Insurance
Foundry Co.—Sells Laboratory
6ee Electric Storage Battery
Co. below.—V.
189, p.
The shareholders
1461.
the
firm's
March 26
on
"and"
word
making
name,
new
is
name
Co.—Subsidiary Stock Purchase
Cleared by SEC—
See
Milwaukee
Light Co.
Gas
below.—V.
189,
1462.
p.
insurance
companies.
,
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.
.
:
.
American
Photocopy
Earnings Up—
.
>
.
Equipment
Quarter Ended February 28—"
Net
sales
Net
income
Provision
income
•Based
•
—
before
for
taxes
taxes
on
on
''
-
Co.
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income————
on
189,
1959
1958
-
$5,694,863
j
The
$529,436
$0.64
©EC
Co.,
* •>. '
?
Title
&
Insurance
Co.
corporation,
registration
Monterey
Park,
shares,
covering
pursuant to Employees Stock Purchase Plan at $14.88 per share. No
Underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are, to be used for working
capital.—V. 187, p. 1430.
*
:
the
for
as
i
offices
with
at
the
stock.
common
sale
above.
1
Hicks
■
'
'
;
SEC
Of
March
on
this
stock,
outstanding
R
principal
terms
are
W.
stock,
Pressprich
underwriters.
to
27,; 1959,
112,500
be
Co.
The
be
supplied
by
the
to
with the sale of the stock,
&
N.
J.,
company
offered
and
Riter
amendment.
sell
the
to
selling
165,
(par
the
public
proposed
$K.~
and
company
112.500
stockholders.
is
the
?? in
'
■'
y-;
*%
•
;
sale
&
Co.
price
all
and
assessments
"best
the
and
....
managing
of
excess
basis
$5,030.
by Apache,
as
The
issuer,
expended to APA, Inc., for each unit sold by APA,
selling group, and will retain the commissionvas to units
same
saved
total
each
are
in
not
efforts"
funds
its
^managing this
the
SEC—
filed a registration
statement with the SEC on
covering 350 units of participation in the Apache Oil
The units -are to be ottered for
sale at $12,000 per
1959,
its
of
and
by
.Concurrently
two
Corp.—Registers With
corporation
subsidiary, APA, Inc.,, as underwriter and managing agent
selling group.
Apache will pay the underwriter's commission of
bear
to
are
program,
receive,
an
relationship
from
each
lease
the
as
working interest,
lease.
as
compensation
for
its
services
over-riding royalty interest which shall
of the 'total oil and gas produced
to. fa
and
-
investor's
25%
of
working Interest
the
investor's
net
bears
profit
•• •■
-
,
to
from
.
Apache's subsidiaries, in addition to
APA, are APAF Co., Apache
Production Corp., and Fund
Corp.
APAF purchases oil and gas proeduction payments and Apache Production is the
general partner in
Apache Western Leaseholds, a limited
partnership. Fund Corp. is the
manager of Allied Resources Fund,
Inc.; an open-end investment fund.
The funds subscribed to this
Program will be used to evaluate, ac¬
quire,
hold, test, develop and operate oil
and gas leaseholds, to
pay
reasonably necessary to accomplish these purposes, and to
to Apache compensation due it under the
Program contract. It is
estimated that leasehold
costs, including land department
expenses, will
approximate 20% : of the Program
expenditures/equipment cost, 12%,
administrative expenses and Apache
compensation 10% and all other
costs, including geological
services, drilling, testing, etc., about 58%.
—V. 188, p. 841.
all
costs
pay
-
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
:
-
-v
4P"
Arkansas Power &
This
Publicly registered corporate offerings scheduled for forthcoming
evidencing a decline in demand for private savings.
four-week period are
and
proceeds
\' 1
•'
*
V7187,
.
f
1, inclusive, private
t
r
r
as
v
redeemable
prior
cost
than
of
less
Stocks
improvements
Total
28,495,000
York
Scries
76,495,000
.
;
79,300,000
94,400,000
54,647,200
Gas Transmission
preferred
Co., Ltd., bonds
$256,400,980
$439,423,180
on
tained from the "Securities Now
In
may
Thursday issue of the Chronicle, and, of course, the extensive "General
Corporation and Investment News" in the
Monday issues.
i
Jan.
due
Jan.
31,
4.33%
($10
shares
der.
be
made
^
&
,
Ball,
A
all
the
William
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth
&
C.
and
Co._
Co.,
Brown
r'T-
■
■
-
in
Courts
&
Curtiss,
M.
Co
Securities
House
Co
Cellett
&
Norton
Co.,
C.
_1
Inc
&
Co.
150,000
&
150,000
Bcdine
150,000
Inc.-
1,000,000
duPont &
Co.
500,000
Union
Co.__
1,500,000
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Co.
200.000
Elworthy & Co
Equitable Securities
150,000
•
Corp.
500.000
Estabrook
&
Co_
_
Fahey, Clerk & Co._
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Ferris
150,000
l.OOO.ODO
200.000
&
Co)__.
First
First
W.
150,000
300,000
Inc.. 1,750,000
Dominick_ 1.000J00O
Eastman Dillon,
Securities
&,
The
Inc.
150,000
150,000
Boston
Corp.
1,750,000
Michigan 0orp.
Fleming-
of
Folger,
500,000
200,000
250,000
Nolan,
B.
Hibbs
&
Co..
_-
250,000
150.000
Fulton
150,000
Robert
200.000
Glore, Forgan & Co..^ 1,500,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.. 1,500.000
Cooley
150.000
Co
&
Francis I.
150,000
Collins & Co., Inc.
Julien Collins & Co—_
&
150,000
Dickson &Co.,
Read & Co..
200,000
Corp
Co.
&
150,000
Inc.
Co
Townsend,
<fe
500,000
r
Co.__
Co.,
&
Co.___
1,500 000
Co.^_
Clark
Collin,
&
&
&
Skaggs
Dominick
300,000
Sons__
Dodge &
se1
$250,000
Drexel
300,000
.
severallj
amounts
Co
Dillon,
1,000,000
Inc.
Inc
have
principal
Dain
R. S.
250,000
&
75,000,600
below,
the
150,000
700,000
E.
C.
named
DtHaven
Co.
Clark,
W.
1984_IC_~
Davis,
150,000
&
Sherrerd
Cliiles-Schutz Co.
City
thereafter,
due
debentures,
300,000
Simmons
&
,
14,783,536 shs.
Kraus__
&
the
50.000,000
<
Butcher
,
3Vz%
debentures
300.000
Co.,
<fc
Bradford
Alex.
-
_____
&
on
7,500,000
Crouter
Co
&
of
FINANCING
__
150,000
Co._
&
&
Blair
debentures
500,000
&
sale
of additions
13,090,000
J.
&
Ba'ird
Becker
interest
names:
CO—
Burge
an
the
$19,000,000
200.000
Whipple
W.
the
PRESENT
1966
Bleichroe-
L
G.
list
TO
underwriters
Strudwiek_
S.
Inc.
•
at
par)
respective
Baker, Watts
Baker,'Weeks
'
borrowed
Outstanding
1,
1968___
1964
Securities
&
&
Robert
-
to
500,000
Bacon,
„.
funds
EFFECT
1962
fund
Inc.
Bache
•
.
1
*"
authorized.
purchase
their
1,
1,
through
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
,
from
1962-1964
sinking
stock
to
Arnnold
..
April 2, 1959.
will
clue
,
3 >4%
Dec.
Anderson
•
be ob¬
Registration" Section of the April 2
1S64
GIVING
Corp.
J.
financing
*
Exchange.
3%,
American
i-
April 7; $10 million-Hawaiian Elec-
above corporate
l,
Smith, Eamey, & Co
$8,000,000
A.. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.
700,000
For the April 6-September 10
period, private corporate issues pub¬
licly scheduled for financing have edged over the $1 billion dollar mark.
-
C,
opposite
on
description of the
*
.
replacements,
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
A detailed
3%
•Cimmon
April 8; $20 million Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of
America bonds on
April 9; $45 million Texas Eastern Transmission bonds
on
April 9; and $11,068,275 Southern Union Gas Co.
preferred on April 10.
In the
following week there are: $11 million Central Power &
Light bonds
on
April 14; $14 million Wisconsin Power &
Light bonds on April 15, and
$20 million Philco Corp. debentures on
April 16.
-
Stock
notes,
due
25-year
agreed
trie
and
B,
Series
Bank
12,700,000
'
-
for
1959.—
annually.
Sinking fund debentures—
-Series A, 2%%, due
April
Among the larger offerings scheduled for sale during the April 6-10
period are: $50 million Eurofund common,
originally set for March 25',
extended over to
April 2 and now scheduled for April 6; $44 million Tennessee
April
LISTING—Application
$213,880,980
$183,022,200
to
4.35%
CAPITALIZATION
$135,905,980
v
PROCEEDS—Corporation will apply net proceeds from
the debentures, together with other
funds, toward the cost
New
577,975,000
48,000,000
15,100,000
41,947,200
*
,
used
construction
sinking fund of the debentures will commence in
1963 and,
a final
principal payment of $3,750,000, will retire all of
the issue
maturity.
The debentures also are
optionally redeemable by the
company in whole or part at any time,
except that they are not so
*24,000,000
Total
'
,
be
The
follows:
Bonds
__
*
will
expenditures in
by
Private Capital Demand
April * 6-10
April 13-17
April 20-24
April 27-May 1___.
stock
company's
of
with
-
totaled
of
the preferred
improvements.
The
...
mental facilities.
are
sale
and
Armco Steel Corp.—Debentures
Offered—Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co, and associates on
April 1 offered publicly
$75,000,000 of 25-year 4.35% sinking fund, debentures
due April 1, 1984 at 100% plus accrued interest.
This of¬
fering was oversubscribed and books closed.
corpo¬
$440 million. Last week's pro¬
jection for the March 30-April 24 period came to $690 million. If the
slight
pick up expected in 1959 capital plant and equipment investment over
1958, generally predicted by governmental and private
surveyor-samplers,
is to transpire, financial
plans must cease lingering in the planning stage,
or continued recourse to
retained corporate
earnings may still be relied
upon to a significant extent, or the bulk of
financing will occur for govern¬
The securities scheduled to reach the
market
the
2790.
p.
'
,
of
additions
is expected io result in $30,100,000
program
'
,
indicate that in the
period April 6-May
rate demand will
tap the market for about
SEC—
company
1959,
property
According to the Corporate Financing Department of the Commercial
Financial Chronicle, the data
j obtained
from SEC and private
sources
Light Co.—Registers With
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
March
covering 75,000 shares of its $100 par preferred
stock, cumu¬
lative,. to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding.
4
Net
26,
1
r
for
shares
" r
sensitizing and sale
the office-copy, and 4
in
use
1310.
p.
sold^by Apache. Apache will
112,-500
for
public. offering
will
Of the
account
certain
fields.—V.
30,
by
a
5fie
filed
covering
shares
and the remaining
are
the
of
Program 1960.
unit, subject to completion
offering is to be made on a
;%.v.
Inc.
Ave.,-, Newton,
by t'ne Issuing company;
thereof.
the
(.:underwriting
!
of
representing
holders
"f, i listed-
statement
shares
be ctteied
,
on
with
for
Apache Oil
'
Anken Chemical & Film Corp.—Registers With SEC—
;
This
March 20 filed a letter of notification with the
10,171 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
company
states,
and
225 000
Pipe & Construction
Calif.—Files With SEC—
34
of
805.
p.
American
to
stock
'
Exchange
Riter
principal business of the corporation
photographicf papers, films and cloth for
industrial
568,199
See
and
The
of
American Title Insurance Co.—New Name—•
1,097,635
831,087
;
$4,145,560
1,600,752
a
American
sold
March
$0.93
outstanding.- -V.
of
be
-This
share——
825,000 shares
presently is licensed to write insurance-* in
the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.—V. 183,
p. - 2738.<£•..'
Subs.)—
$769,665
—_
per
(&
relating
of,common
Co.
and
&
Co.
will manage an underwhich will offer the shares to the
public., Of the total
225,000 shares off; the stock to be
ottered, 112.500 shares
account
"
income^—________—i.'/
Net Income
♦Net
'
"
•
•
&
the Securities
.
American Title
.
Exchange Commission—
A portion
of the proceeds from the sale of the
112,500 shares of
stock
by the company will be applied to constructing and equipping
plant space adjoining the present facilities of
the company in Newton,
New Jersey, •
*
•
more
.
American Natural Gas
from
and
statement
shares
Pressprich
will
it American Title Insurance Co.<-.
descriptive of the nature of the company's-,
business," explained Jay R. Schwartz, President.
.
:
;
Last
year,
American Title transferred its lines of fire, auto and
other casualty insurance to a
subsidiary. Reliable Insurance Co. of
Dayton, Ohio. Tills permitted American Title to expand7 into additional
states,
particularly New York,
which license only. single line title
"The
Vice-President and
is
group
the
Co.—Changes Name—
voted to delete the
Boyer,
March 27 filed with
on
registration
a
.fettering of 225,000
.
amount
American
of
the Blakely
familv, 15,019 of 46,730;
trustee for three Boyers, 20,722 of 75,000. John.
options\ are
to
be
granted"'
Messrs. Blakely, Boyer, Ratti, Schumann
and Wolfson for the. purchase
an
additional 25,000 shares; and further
options for the purchase .
of
12,500 shares are toy be issued to Messrs. Sherred
and Arthur J.
Bret-nail, all at $1.19572 per chare.
60,000
covering
members
Boyer,
Of
American Television & Radio Co., St. Paul, Minn.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
all
three
Blakely is Board Chairman, M. Richard
Assistant
Secretary-Treasurer.
Revised
:•
,
for
and Dorothy C.
■
investments
company
small
lines
rate
subscription
Reid
&
Garrett
Co.,
&
Inc.
200.000
Sons
150,000
Number 5835
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1571) ■%$
$250,000
Goodbcdy ft Co
Moore, Leonard ft Lynch
100,000
150,000
Morgan
Lndd—,
Halle ft 8tieglitz______^_
300.000
203,000
Mullaney,'
Hallgarten & Co._
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
500,000
Gradison ft
D.
W.
Grant-Brownell
Co.—
ft
Greene
—--
•*.
P.
W.
.100.000
J.
Milliard
B.
Hooker
W.- E.
ft
Ine.
•;
I-."--l——•'250.pOO
-.
Mosle
Co._i_200.000
&
Eros.
&
ler
1,000,000
Stiver
Saunders.
Corp.-:
:
;'700,000 !
Brothers ..-; 4
1,500.000
Loeb, Rhoades
&
stein
—
ft
Co..
——
skirts,
that
RR.—Earnings1559—Month^l958 > 1958—2
$981,483
$610,666
geographical
,
Months—1959
1,412,541
2,693,213
$789,481
•It.
1,381,422
The
SEC
'
purchase
the
This
due
!
200,000
150.000 ^
100,00(1 *.
TLt'urerice
" Marks
M.
A.
E.
Inc;
Master,
is
Co......
offered
at
to
are
now^ vacant Saco Lowell Buildings and
American
Co.!.,
&
McDonnell &
.....
Tucker,
Co. lr:c._
R.
2 10,000
2 >0,000
.
500.000
..
Co.,
Miller & Co.^_—150,000
Lynch.
Pierce,
vFenner & Smith Inc. 1.500.000
!i-JSterrill,
Inc.
i.TPhe
Turben
—V.
189,
—;
Dean
and
500.000
all
150.000
1>e
as
used
to
same,
to rept
Co.—
-i.
were
Co.—
1,500.000
&
.
Co..
150.000
200.000
&
organized
was
biid'er
public
sale
shares
to
are
in
and
,
at
$6
:
'
•
law
offered
be
companies
.
Delaware
C.
Wf
at
I mcnt.
-
underwri ing
An additional
terms
10,000 shares
art
supplied
be
to
to be issued
are
to
Th3
sale
of
incentive plan.
.
.
■
..
of
per
17,
payment
certain
accrued
...
.$2,998,425
priqe
the
The
provide necessary
has
company
outstanding
206,,600 shares eaqh (32.59fi>)
'
*
'
v
"
'
'
'
-
'
are
"
»
.
'
f
.
;
■
+
Austral I960 Corp. for Oil Exploration—Registers
'Securities and Exchange Commission—
;
tilled
Oil
corporation, i located
Fifth
650
for
under
commhments
exploration
budget
selected person will
than $60,000 and in
by
be
•
.'larger
fering
nggregate
price
Funds
received
Z_
well or
minimum
no
accepted
maximum
or
• "units"
being offered
or
sold.
exploration will be made only by
officers and other members of its
'are
oil
Its
will
be
applied
against all
of
costs
•
selecting
and
1960
*
was
organized
in
of
Delaware
law.
assets
$1,485,000
AH
•
•
f
of
the
the
pay
upon
to
$1,441,761).
from
the sale
of
980,000 shares
•
•
-
,
•
;
proposes
to
5h«"-e
•
of
offer these
by
unit for
one
'Will
;
j
as
and
an
principal
record
ol'
shares
to
are
underwriters
stock
' as those in the units for
'
The
A*7Q
be
are
21,
The
to
be
offered
purchase
■i,
'
«1,
for
plans
company
•
.
The
American
its
of
by
"
*
•
in
1343.
p.
to
the proceeds
use
•„
,
!
that construction
•
\
is
company
western
South
electric
an
Dakota
and
from
'
•
ment
New
on;
additional
the
•
culties
serving an
Wyoming.—V.
of
603,664
shares
of
of
189,
'
in
•
-
V. 189, p. 703. /
American
THE
Hardware,
COMMERCIAL
in Savage Arms,
•!'"
AND
"
w
company's investment
in United, and ill Factors.^—
'
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(Reg.
U.
S
PMent
Office)
the
1939
•
as
a
.
partnership
business/-was
William m
B.
by
transferred
this
Maurice
the
to
of the Brooklyn Borough Gas
consolidation
of
the
two
requires
approval
of
the
-
■
'
•
New
P
S
1959.—
^
.
,
•
it was announced on
proceedings under Chapter
reorganization of this corporation
for reorganization
filed
was
Feb.
of
current
17,
1959.
assets
and
$1,982,000
of
fixed
assets,
appraisal
an
$1,189,000,
write-up of $1,027,000,
Its
then
including $493,500 of bonds held by 400
club
are
primarily from
cases
were
members.
fire
a
in
The
1956
sustained
in
debtor's
financial
which destroyed
1957 and
1956,
respectively.
diffi¬
its club¬
1958
of
(-•
•
of
the
Buckeye
Corp.
on
March
28
announced
the
of Transfilm, Inc. of New York.
Transfilm which had 1958
approximately $2,000,000 Is a producer of TV commercials
as
films for industry,
government, and education for moving
picture and
TV
exhibition.
Buckeye
is acquiring Transfilm for 52,632 shares of
Buckeye's comstock, plus 36,250 shares of Buckeye's 5% preferred series A.
•■
Transfilm will become part of
Buckeye's newly formed entertainment
division, which was announced Feb. 2. At that
time, Buckeye acquired
Pyramid Productions, Inc., New York, N.
Y., a producer of TV series;
Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc., New York, N. Y., a TV
distributor, ineluding property rights of certain feature pictures for TV and
theatre
•
mon
.
distribution
continue
•
as
their
well
as
TV
series.
In addition at that time
Buckeye
acquired $1,000,000 of property rights in five TV series from
Essex
Universal Corp. of New York.
The latter film series are
distributed
by Flamingo.
Although a part of Buckeye's entertainment division, the corporate
operation of Transfilm, Inc. will remain unchanged. William
Miesegaqs,
President of Transfilm, Inc., and other members of
management will
in
present
capacities.—V.
189,
p.
703.
Budd Co.—Receives Equipment Contract—
•
company will build a series of ground transportation units for
RedsUne missile or» order
from the Chrysler Corp., it was anon
March 30 by W. L. Sheppard, Vice-President and
nounced
'
Manager
The
*
Burndy
of
Saltzman
and
an
Railway Division.
for- the
equipment amounts to
approximately $450,-
Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
The
'
•
,
r
corporation reports earnings of 44 cents a share,
$419,145 on sales of $10,592,000 for the six-month
of
p.„.
o-
$300,738
iQ58.
on
Th's
sales
*»'ith
of
$10,722,000
32
for
cents
the
a
share
six-month
,
or
net
or
period
net
period
income
ended
income
ended
-
from $5,1*82,000 in
the quarter
ended
Sept.
30,
increased
1958.
to
Dana
-
„
NOTE:
On account of the fluctuations in the rate of exchange,
remittance for foreign
subscriptions and advertisements
_
of0
Dec.
1957.
Burin* this six-month period, incoming orders
an
Ohio
Budd's
000, according to the announcement, and will provide individual mobile
units to carry the three major sections of the
huge Redstone missile
from construction to launching.—V.. 189, p. 1463.
'
.
manufacturer
company,-
General
of
initial order
_
rC C<
York
°n March 18,
significantly
$6,598,000
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570
Georve J
Morrtssey. Editor;
William Dana Seibert, President.
o
oriri
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and flrivArtUin* (sonp i mtth •
(Rsne nn
Mondavi
Other offices' 135 8
advertising issuei with a statistical issue on Mondavi
Other offices' 135 8 La Salle 3treet Chicago 3. Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana-Company
ntered
Reentered as second class matter Pebrtiary 26. 1942 at the post office m
of March 3, 1879
Subscriptions
in United States. U
s7 Possessions. Territories and Members of Pan-American Union.: $65.00 per year; in Dominbm'of Canada. $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
—
,
which
and a substantial
-
*•
companies.
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.,
'
,nc,lu,din8
totaled
directors
of
well
as
31,
-Started, jn
associate,
■
the
acquisition
sales
Exchange:
«•
the
807.
p,
Buckeye Corp.—Buys Transfilm, Inc.—
-i
to reduce.certain bank
increase
189,
The
fashion .apparel for young women, were admitted
to-trading on the
American Stock Exchange on March 31: J. Peter' Miller and Edward J.
Bowler are the specialists in Bobbie Brooks stock on the floor of the
loans and -to
the
189, p. 1343.
warrants.—V.
area
189, p, 806.
capital stock
*
Operating
The
•
.
Bobbie Brooks, Inc.—Listed in New York—
total
1,500,000 shares
•
resulted
house.
Hardware
A
the
below.—V.
$63,000, $144,000 and $163,000,
.<•
'..The net proceeds of this stock offering will initially be added to ihe
general funds- of the company and will be available for general corporate purposes:
It is' anticipated" that these proceeds will be used
"
Co,
'
person^ most of whom
company filed with the SEC an amend¬
to its registration statement covering an
shares.—V.
the
^°nsc'u ,e,
i
liabilities
sale
Mutual Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
500,000 common
row
'
'
lo™
Ycrk -investment
March-25, .1959
of
Wilshire shareholders, plus
6 V'hCni heal'inj?s werf held
umsistmg of $72,000
the
Blue Ridge
J
1,000,000
thereto' and the petition was approved bv Judge
0n MarcIi 3' 1959' Frank Whiston was appointed
with
/
ow"s, and operates a golf course and clubhouse
nit!?., ?i
facilities. Although all the common stock is owned by one
i«nwi!
operations are conducted in a manner similar to a mernber^
£ £*
and there are 500 dues-paying members. At Dec.
th®
o^tor « assets were carried at a bo^k value of $2,054,000,
-
Tills
the present exerconsidered subject to
Th?a!Tm
"
•
covering ' 150,000*'addi¬
Illinois).
winiom
'
'.! '
\
an
wiichi..
1960,
are.
Brooklyn '*nA s<aten ^land
Th»,inm0luntaiy l,e""on
.
dealer-
as
utility
eastern
..
.
*•
covers
i D. C.,Lank{'«pteyDistrict of the
Act for
&. Jhe
Northern
fU
fU
common
estimates
expenditures for the fiscal
Oct.! 31,
1950
will
be
approximately $3,520,000,
The
ieports' that Ihn nfltrafa placement nf £1 00(1000 first lYinrt,the private
of $1,000,000
mort¬
gage
bonds Is being' negotiated, the proceeds of which will also be
applied, to the construction program.
located
Corp., all outstanding stock of
t
/Hew York Factors, Inc., ana 8% of the outstanding stock of United
.... Industrial
Corp.
American Hardware owns a 50.3% stock interest in
Savage Arms corporation.
'
!
'
!
March
IrEffiJ1? Exchange Commission,
has filed notice of appearance in
J
;
•
in
bank
1956, entered into
requirement.
of thls comPany and
Queens.
'
>
•
,
i-nnnvfo
BUSINESS—The
company
inteiest
*
Proceedings'* Country CIub' Addison» HI.—Bankruptcy
company
-
Gas
approved
consolidation
'
iTrnvpnyiTO
company
company
1959, at the rate of
subscription price- and
price of $3,000.
repay
°ifi theTTconsoli{;ation provide for the exchange of 150,000
n comraon stocfe for 200,000 shares of Brooklyn
Ma-'ch
ending
year
phmhonv
is not an operating company but lias direct and in¬
direct controlling interests in a number of affiliated companies engaged
in various industrial and financial businesses.
It owns a 23%
stock
»,
Union
?8p pIS"o°7n
offering of 32,198 shares
holders
of
The
pre¬
as President and C. D.Saunders
as-Executive Vice-President,"
Ai-
of $20.)
The
old company."—V.
share,
of
manager of a group of securities dealers in soliciting the
ctiVvOAumTtAM
IDCIIO/-!
exercise of subscription warrants issued fA ctnnlrnAirlArC!
to stockholders.
The subscription warrants evidence preemptive rights,
expiring April 16, 1969, to subscribe for the new stock
at $28.25 per share, at the rate of one share for each 11
shares held, and given holders the additional right to
subscribe at the same price, subject to allotment, for
shares not taken upon exercise of the preemptive rights.
The
-
ThP
cHcsrAC
amendment.
(The warrants
Sutro Brcs. ft Co. is listed
has agreed tc sell the
warrants having the same terms
supplied
a 4otal
units
April
held.
then
underwriter.
30,000
The
warrant/
one
carry an initial exercise price
the
117
additional 113,079 shares.
The fnmnanv
company
securities in units, each unit consisting of one
three
terms
a^^IUamoI
am
stockholders
each
Bnderwriting
.
!,
T
a#1
purchase of
sto^k
subscription
,
vMi«.AknnA
stockholders
Borough slock
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■
.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. will also act
program.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on March
covering 113,079 shares of its $1 par capital stock and war-
1959,
those
vaHnno
31,
shares
n, n!? coluPany will be The
qwII
*
the
these?shares for additions and improvements to its properties and
r6pay" bank loan's amounting to $400,000 which were obtained pri¬
marily for such purpose.
The balance wili be used for its construction
This company
26,
Brooklyn
porti^
assumed
be
Dec.
m
011
of
B. S. F. Co.—Registers Rights Offering With SEC—
rants for the
statement
«nri
warrants
Such
registration
s
"Vm n°l
to
,
Act
r'nThi,St^khfi!C,n«s
March 26
assumption
predecessors'
,
year-end figures,
book value of the
Black Hills Power & Light Go. — Rights Offering —
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. heads an investment banking
PROCEEDS—The
participants in exploratory wells,
,
with
company against persons
to recover substantial sums
Brooklyn Union Gas
Co.—Consolidation Approved—
company and the subsidiaries to' effect the
predecessor companies will be provided
to be realized from an unseeuied bank loan in
of
by the predecessor companies.
Dvnrnico
under
SEC
affect
Brooklyn Borough Gas
Co.—Consolidation Approved
of
ap
.
.1959
the
the
stock.
of
}ts stock is owned by Austral Oil Co. Inc.
The stock of Austral Oil
frnd of Oil Participations Inc. is owned 60% by William A. M. Burden
& Co. and 40% by Fox,i Wells and Rogers,
Burden & Co., Fox. Wells
and
Rogers, Austral 1960, certain members of its management and
technical staff,
and
any
other person designated by Austral 1960,
will receive or retain out of the property interest arising under the
agreements interests aggregating 33.333%
of such property interests
subject to the rights of
t
formula),
to
Based
group which is underwriting an
of additional common stock to
Of ering of
Austral 1960
organization.
activities,
related
the
way
the
Tpvhk
expire
share.
per
of
purchase
warrants
$5
hgteto
See
•
y
,
and
taxes.
(including accrued taxes
of Greenwood, Miss.,
:
n_
wells,
Austral
is
There
amounts.
nor
Agreements for
acting through
.
may
prescribed
^ spectus lists W. L.-Billyps of Hammond
lor
oi-
accepted in amounts aggregating less
discretion of Austral 1960 such commitments
share
being
ooo
will beconif}<convertible- into common
shai'es, on a ,share-for-share basis,
will represent 48.3'! 'of the:voting shares of the
company.
The pro-
not
the
a
be
of
i*o
^rmT
bv f?rmer
150,000 shar'.
issuable °*lw>d exeroise of
upon
.
.
New
in certain special cir¬
Exploration Agreements for
Oil
the
advances
f
;
York, on April 1
covering $5,000,000 of
Ave.,
regLstration statement with the 8EC
Ex.ploration; Agreements for 1960.
Except
cumstances
1960
at
a
undertaking
The
Billups-Saunders group has "agreed" to purchase the' 980,000
! shares of preferred stock at $1 per share.- These
shares, which after
1969 (or as soop as $5 of dividends nave been
paid upon the common)
With
.
This
•
an
income
ferred stock, 4d) the $10,050,000 to be realized from the sale of
the
500,000, (e) the $270,000 to be realized from the sale of the 50.000
! shares of common stock also offered
by this prospectus, and (t) cash
to be acquired from
the predecessor companies, lo the extent of ap¬
proximately $2,800,000.- To the extent that expenses reduce ijie net
-working capital of the company below $1,500,000, they will he borne
which
633,856 common shares, of
held by Scurlock and Sloan
upon
and
State
per
shops,
and
solid propellant
production
capital for anticipated expansion.
working
as
(based
and
the $,980,000 to he realized
1 (c)
of/'laboratories,
imd
Mr.
Co.
cooperating
behalf
on
Ami
>
and
1,150,000 shares of its capital stock.
The
Securities
The
cf $1,500,000; (b> the $3,430,000 to be realized
from the
$3;500t<)00r principal amount of 5%%' first'mortgage and col
lateral trust bonds and detached warrants
evidencing rights to pur¬
chase 17,500 shares of common stock for ten
years at $4.85
lor a';velopment, production and testing of solid propellant
balance will be Added to general funds and employed for
facilities
'
to
also
i.s
Bon
prior managements,
Wilshire Oil Co.
ciss
amount
■sale
The
'expansion
,
and
covering
S1'?!'8. stock
tion.. 1 shares.
The funds required by ihe
the
finance past growth
of
the
1958,
including
managements,
^ .1°, t^„pr.0'spect:us- Britah'H in August,
with
.
cash!payment would have been $18,884,822. The
assets then was $11,264,541 and the current liabilities
proceeds of the sale of the additional stack will be used by,
in part (approximately half) to curtail existing short-term
to
July
company.
matters
Petroleums Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
a registration statement with the SEC on
agreement
engaged in the distribution and
automobile accessories, and other
were
products,
Alabama,
the
compan *
loans obtained
oil
liabilities,
Federal
by. (a)
bank
in
the
cover
iATil-n0rapaI!y fllecl
19.>9
30,
.
It
1959.
for
Britalta
share
and
cash
a
of
v
lockets.
companies
and
merchandise
/.purchase
Cq
office
left
SEC
ae lJr0C€eds are to be used for expansion; to
working capital.
!
t
,
>
in
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
Missouri,
Texas.
The
members of the Billups family are dis¬
air their
gasoline station
interests in
such
states.
The
company and subsidiaries will acquire from the predecessors substan¬
tially all of their business and assets for a consideration consisting
Atlantic Research
was
organized in January,
1939, by Arch C.
Scurlock, a chemical engineer, and Arthur W. Sloan, an organic chem¬
ist, co-loui.ders, riio serve as President and Executive Vice-President
! pml arc its largest shareholders. It is primarily engaged in research,
; developmem',
ana manufacture in the field of solid-propellant rockets
and, in addition, performs Work in electronics and electroinechanics,
;
took
the
any
business of
posing " of
".
.
gasoline
retail
itincndemployees under
.
Net
Co.
Guterma
tiled a letter of notification with the
90'000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
J>cr shp-ve',through Woodcock, Hess, Moyer & Co., Phila-
,
loans and
initially
their
predecessor
of
•Tennessee
by
'
the .company's
Ami
before
^program to rehabilitate this 75-year
a4
«eip
.
March
on
and
the
improper transactions affecting the
company
"la.nagemenfc, has revised Bon Ami's policies, added new
is proceeding vigorously, with substantial success In a
/»
a
'
and
which
through its President
following information;
,i°ratinnr./?i1 ^Iarch 20
units
D.
certain
,,
registration statement with the SEC on March 31, 1959, covering
'110,000 shares of common stock. The eomp.ny proposes to offer 100.000
'
shares for public sale through Johnston, Lemon ft; Co! The public
price
in
Co.,
Inc., Huntingdon Valley, Pa.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
/
Saunders, Executive Vice-President, and other Billups
respective families as stockholders of the prede¬
cessor
companies, will, upon liquidation thereof and after providing
; for certain liabilities, participate in the distribution of the cash paid
by the company and subsidiaries for the business and assets of the
predecessors.
!
•
'a
'Offering
Bon
Alexander L.
pending
Bellalre
r,.?00^3" & Fuchs,
biles With
the
of
and
located at 901 N. Columbus 61., Alexandria, Va.. filed
company,
developments
the
result of their various
a
its
President.
' r
Atlantic Research Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This
currently
and
parities Position—
Ami
issued
the
of
after
year
members
,^„^ref6n
-So ?
continuing
subsidiary companies were organized to acquire substantially
business and properties of Billups Petroleum Co., of Ham
La., and some H9 precedessor.companies. .The principal
writer, of which Wiley J. Smith, a director of Billups, '
"
and director, was instrumental in
causing the company
sidiaries to be incorporated for this purpose. W. L.
Billups, company
1.500,000
Wood
E.
for
common
shares
common
Pennsylvania,
news
Bon
23
dresses,
company sells to
women's
apparel stores
mond,
BidtUe.ii C0.4-
Yarnall,
50.000
-
200,000
Co.,.—
Co
&
Witter
Harold
250.000
&
&
WTd
250,000
...
Co.—
1462.
p.
White,
&
additional
An
Billups
"
,
.J—
Inc.
V. estheinnr
Co.,
&
—
.
Milwaukee
Neuhaus
Walker
II.
G.
Merrill
500.000
unyj~^tr4^
two
to
officers and :employees'-of preceddssor
-..and thereafter to the public,, !• .>
Anthony
L.
Underwood,
,Mead.
,
"unit.
500,000
Co.___
&
securities
and
March
on
actions
who
price ol' $22 per" unit ($10 fol1 the debentures and $6
per common
.share)! The underwriters qrq headed'
by The" Johnson. Lane,., Space
Corp.,
who
will receive
an
underwriting commission of
$1.90
per
-
future
The
:„.v!'Plvie.nt started,
?na"asement
.who have
($10
par
first
has
six
plants
located
in
four
Helena, Ark.; Montgomery, Jersey
West
north-central
and
management
May
^company .proposes:-to offer 'tliese
"consisting of, one, $10 debenture
300,000
~
T.V?A.M
4rV_.
TSO^OOO
Coxp;<r_v'250,000
_/
Swiss
200,000
Co——
&
McDonald
Inc—-
Spencer Tra.sk
'
McCormick
Co.
'Carlwright! &
•
CD.
,
500,000
t—250.000,«
1.500.000
Corp. ;.^v
&
Swcne;
-
>
,
Mason-Hagan,
.,
&
.Co.
t
,
vities
,.
Stroud
in
appears,
one
'
jiOewi-' & Co. I no.!—4—
'Jrving Lundborg & Co.
'Manley;. Bennett & Co.
present
the operations
company filed a
registration statement, with the SEC on
31; 1959, covering $'5,000,000 of 6',T." participating debentures
1, !1984, and J.000,000 shares of $1 par common stock, The
March
_
the
is cooperating completely with
although the proceedings before this
agency do not in
Tetter of notification with the
a
of
:r':Pl^L management
,
Corp.; Bi tide lord. Me.
Exchange Commission-— -.
17 filed
completion
and
'Gutema°US concerned only with past
isters With Securities and Exchange Commission♦
Secu
Webster
March
on
Cleveland;
It
1463.
p.
Proceedings
Billups Western Petroleum Co., Hammond, La.—Reg-
'250.000
Co.
&
corporation
specialty
States.
Haven
Weesner,
than
ttiioie
I
.
areas;
name
"Present
■
Saco Development
coveting 25,000-shares of common stock to be
sharer, without underwriting.
The proceeds
per
200,000
—
&
" ; '
1234.',.
p.
stores,
United
Lock
clarify
Paul
$1,360,511
49,283
Following
February this year, the company applied
the American Stock
Exchange. Mr. Saltzman
Bon Ami Co.—Management
To
.<■
$1,387,443
' 2,947,954
.
and
•company
-$801,875
*753,169
-1,455,542
the
•Ohio.—V. 189,
1126.
$1,903,732
1946.
in
on
department
throughout
and inspec¬
measure
the
189, p.
in
stock
label, consisting of sportswear,
playclothes,
blouses, suits and coordinates.
The
sweaters,
Shore
tools
its-
of
5 000
■over
Erie
-—Files With Securities and
>25olooo
Boyce—1
ft
Brothers
-Stone
1,000,000
.
Bros,
Stern
Biddeford &
.
150,000
Co/
ft cb.
r.. staats
wiiiiam
Iiigglnson
M.
arc used.
manufacturer of machine
aef.
!_ '"Deficit.—V. 189,
500.000
Co.
—
Carl
"passes" in
by the steel
used
Hutz-
&
Sehwabacher
ft
Co- - 250,000
,150,000 •
Co.—
Richards & Co._
Peabody & Co. 1,500,000 v',Seasongood & Mayer.— / 100,000 £
"Kixkpatrick-Pettls Co._:»
150,000-: • Shearson, Hammill &
'fcubn, Loeb & Co.—— 1,750,000
'
Co.
300,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds, " 250,000 - "Shuman, Agnew & Co.. /f.250,000
Laird ft Co. Corp.___— ; ,'250.000
Singer, Deane & Scrib- •-.■
\W,. C. Laugley.;ft Co.... • 700,000.
ner
—«■250,000
Lee
called
grooves,
present methods
fi'bm ty, oper. % $474,059
.Het-ryi:oper,s-income..— r:
*57,221
Net
>?;•
Kidder,
.Lehman.
Lake
'Railway opei1. "revenue-!
Railway operating exps.
Kay,
if
annular
harder rolls
as
period End. Feb. 28—
700,000
Co.——_
Rothschild
F.
4
J 50.000
redress
faster than
organized
sale
listing of its shares
is now President and a
director of the company.
One
of
the
first
to
concentrate on
the
"junior market," Bobble
.Brooks supplies a diversified line of
popular priced apparel, under the
"Bobbie Brooks"
Co.—_^_C.C250.000
ft
Salomon
Inc._-s.
Co.,
for
'
;
&
L.
150,000
and
to-75%
Bessemer &
250,000 -Jr.
Robinson-Humphrey-.....
Co.,
150,000
•
form
up
The company,; is a major
tion instruments
including
]
,' 150,00b
Riter
Rotan,
——.—
to
rolls
-
__-_
corporation
public
1386.
p.
non-contact X-ray gages
thickness of steel and sheet stock
during rolling.—V.
Reynolds
200,QOO
method
J well as longer roll life
'•
700,000
.
Hughes.V
Inc.44_L_
-
Joseph, Mellen ft Miller,
Kalman. ft
Co:,
The
-
PreSsprich & Co.
ReinhoMt'&* Gardner-
Lane,
Corp.
t
•
Hop- '
'
—"250.000
ft
—
W.
ft
150,000
-
Johnson,
•
!, 1,000,000
Jalfray
188,
Industry, was unveiled on March 26 by The Sheffield
Corp., a sub¬
sidiary. Additionally, the new method provides a higher quality roll as
200.000
Jackson •!.'•
Webber,
A
•rod-mill
300,000
.
below.—V.
Inc.
iK'„Bendix Aviation Corp.—Unit Unveils Method to Form
Mill Rolls Up to 75% Faster—
,
-
,250,000
.
Hai'fensperger,
l.750.000
Corp. .4
Space
Co.—
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Foods,
Rod
15G>000
Co.!/
Curtis
,
250.000
R.
Janney. Dulles ft Battles/
The
},
:
■•£---
150,000
Co-.c
me.
Co.
ft
wood
Illinois Co. ,Ir;C.__250.000
Indianapolis Bona & ■'-•ct-
iX-,
ft
Northwest
Piper,
The
Share
Son ft
:
Paine,
Weeks—i .1,000,000
Hittcnft
150,000
Co.-_
200,000
Son
ft
&
Foods
Shedd-Bartush
See
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
' :
Inc.'
—it—-.1—J" ,200,000
Pay————
&
Hornblower &
Wells
Beatrice
1,750,000
700,000
Co.-!_
N-j^hold's
Pacific
Bayden, Miller & Co.—
250,000
Hayden, • Stone & Co.— :
500.000
Hemphill. Noyes & Co. 1,000.000
H. Hentz & Co.
250,000
Hill & Co.-—4-^—---100,000
J.
11
$250,000
Co._
ft
&
NewhaiH, Cook
The Ohio Co.
^^—1.500,000
-
Stanley
Moseley
Co.
-
Harriman
Inc
S.
Nov, burger
Kirkland & Co.Ripley ft Co.,
Jenks,
J
Co._
ft
_
must be made In New York funds.
in
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1572)
the Quarter ended Dec.
31, 1958.
Net
proceeds
of
this financing., v. Ill
provide additional working
capital to finance the company's expanding business and will currently
be
applied to the reduction of short-term bank loans which have
financed the expansion of its operations.—V. 189, p. 1463.
sales of
The increase was primarily on
products of the Oinaton- Division- to missile-and electronic markets.
The end use at present is largely military, but most of these-compo¬
nents are suitable for standard commercial applications.
In "reporting on the company's program of external expansion, Bern
Dlbner
said: "We have-contracted to acquire H. H Buggie
Inc
of
Toledo, Ohio, effective May 1, 1959,- for b5.000 shares of
ftiirndv stock plus $1,125,000 in cash. Buggie is an established company
with- about 250 Employees and current sales of approximately $3,500,000.
Tlieri*' products include miniature disconnects, printed circuit con¬
nectors
rack and panel connectors, co-axial and trfvaxial connectors
and radar pulse cabte assemblies.
Tills broadens the Mready substan¬
tial line -of connectors for the electronics market currently manufac¬
tured and sold bv our OMATON Division."
Mr
Dibner also discussed two new lines of products in Canada, and
on®
in the United States which have been added.
The latter addition
new
California Eastern Aviation,
will
funds
subsidiary
paid dividends
p. 1127.
' " r
to
-
'
,/'■
.
division,
fupd, .investing
mutual
in
year
a
announced
year.
.
<
,
With
Life
Robinson-Humphrey
Courts
and
us
u
Insurance Co.
the Fund,
distributed
Co.
Co.,
Inc.
139,
sell
of
14,932
of
24,932.
Coastal
26,165
and
Stores Incorporated—Current
1939—4 Wks.—1958
Field—
Net
The-
$142,588
held.
of
about
or
298,776
of
$110,748
103,458
$787,000
$1,596,000
657,259
705,509
1,337,513
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$109,741
$81,491
$258,487
114,521
98,235
free
March 26,
1959,
debentures,
shares
of
offered
due
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
stock).
The
debentures
(with
its
charter
so
warrants)
are
to
financing
the
1959
share
for
each
ten
shares
stockholder
of
contemplates
held.—V.
Device
189,
introduction
the
combining
other
that
an
stockliolders
on
the basis
1345.
p.
the
1N480
be
of
n
series
new
of silicon
Silicon
diodes
Diodes
by
firm'3
this corpora¬
and marketing
the
Controlled
Fusion
Technique
with
tight
control
measure
and
underwriting
the exercise Price
is listed
as
terms
are
to
of the warrants.
be
R.
supplied
S.
and
men's
and
of
<fc
amendment,
half
men's
hose;
work
yarns
series
and
working
the
p.
voltage.
1N456
2T40.
are
in
of
excess
below five miliimicroamperes
1N459
are
types
also
such
as
available
the
from
loan of $5,750,000 to this corporation to finance
increased
sion was announced on March 31
by Harold Roth, President.
Participating
manu¬
finishing of women's hosiery
In the cutting, sewing and finishing of lingerie
arid sportswear; and in the. production
......
,
-
to
arc
par
be
stock. -According to
b}T the holders thereof,
the conqwny, who in
common
offered
shares
Seal Co., Inc.—New Plant—;
broken
and
this
by
crown
corporation
for
the
First
National
National
.
The
r«nd
construction
manufacturing plant in Pulton County,
Mueller,
new
the
Executive
Vice-President,
said
that
the
initial
plant would be
and
an approximate 250,000 square feet,
structure on »a 40-acre tract, purchased
masonry
Central
of Georgia Ry. Co.
Manufacturing facilities will use
feet of the new .plant space. The remainder will be
completely air conditioned -administrative offices, cafeteria,
square
to
engineering and technical services departments.:. Completion of " the
plant is expected In the fourth-quaTter of this
year.
Among the production facilities which the new .plant will .have are
.
;
modern,
end
high-speed can manufacturing lines; high-speed mull tide die
lines; and ft strip feed press line.—V. 189, p. 1345.
1 /
press
The
to
Forster, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
has
company
stock
at
called for
$115
a
redemption
The
snaro.
on
June
redemption
30 all
price
holders of record June 16.
The
insurance management concern
its
be
8ft
paid
letter of transmittal and
preferred would be mailed to holders
instructions for surrender of the
about June 8.—V.
of
will
.
said
a
182, p. 1800.
"
.
..
~
DeJur-Amsco Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This
City,
located at 45-01 Northern Boulevard, long ,Island
Y., filed a registration statement with the SEC 011
covering $1,000,000 of convertible subordinated deben¬
company,
L.
L,
N.
March 31, 1959
tures due 1974,
and
225,000 shares
to
proposes
olfer
the
of
its
$1
par class A stock.
for public sale
debentures
supplied by amendment.
stock, are to be offered
the
terms
same
to
company
equipment,
tronic
acts
class A shares,
The
Bank,
total
Inc.
are
a
The
to
be
representing outstanding
for public sale by the holders
thereof, also
underwriting group, the offering price and under¬
be
supplied by amendment.
manufactures
as
connectors,
agent for
-
and
and
sells
the sale
distributes
photographic and electronic
multi-contact precision elec¬
of
offipo.
machine
equipment.
It
use
the net proceeds of its kale "of debentures
.as
follows"
to
retire
a
mortgage loan
of $157,500,
tbvretire bank
notes
of
$500,000, and to provide additional working capital for
plant expansion
intends
and
to
general
The
(after
shares
class
corporate
company
shares
of
B
has
the
common
shares
are
purposes.
outstanding
contemplated
stock
held
300,000
class
issuance
previously
A
and
thereof
*°r
""TW
class
April for
The class A
In
equal amounts by Ralph
Harry DeJur, President and Vice-President,
respectively.
p°
300,000
in
outstanding).
A.
DeJur
B
900
and
and
Each proposes
Sale 112>500 shares of the class A stock.—V.
181,
Diamond State Telephone
Co.—Registers With SEC
The
27,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
March
covering $5,000,000 of 35-year debentures, due April 1 1994
company
1959,
be
to
offered
for public sale at
competitive bidding.
The company's operations are located
primarily in
proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be used
Delaware.
Net
expan¬
the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, New York; the
Bank
of
Boston, Boston, Mass.; and the Franklin
Franklin Square, L. I.
used for
general corporate purposes. The parent
company advances were made
general corporate purposes, including property additions
and im¬
for
provement.—V., 189,
p.
1129.
are
loan, is
$2,750,000
The
through
group of underwriters headed by H. M. Byllesby & Co.,
interest rate, public offering price -and
underwriting terms
largely to repay
advances from its parent, American
Telephone and Telegraph Company
approximate amount of $3,950,000. The balance v.ill be
„
A
garments
products.
&
can
steel
2-5,000
diodes have work¬
currents
Conventional
through
.
new
Continental Industries, Inc.—Borrows from Banks—
as
Company, Inc.,
for the
I\—Regis¬
Exchange Commission— ■
in the
the principal underwriter.
The company is engaged in the preparation of
of. hosiery, in the knitting or
facture
of quarry
by
Dickson
v
Vincent
been
devoted
-
,
at 1 volt. Reverse currents
maximum
Continental.—V.; 188,
for
320.
p.
Co., Inc., Binghamton, N.
56,160
has
through
manufacturing
which
ampere
subscription by common stockholders at the rate of $100
amount of. debentures
(with
warrant
for
purchase of 10
shares) for each 68 common shares held. The record date, subscription
is
of
W.
The
Corp.—Introduces
stability and reliability.
Known as types CDllll
through CD1116, the
ing voltages through 300 volts and forward
at
expansion of produc¬
Ga.
company
for
program
solicitation
principal
price
from
of
steps and by using quality control pro¬
parameters not usually called out in specifying
diodes,. Mr. O'Flaherty indicated that Continental had succeeded in
producing diodes having improved parameter values and excellent
on
and
and distributing business. 'It has outstanding
shares. The prospectus lists 11
selling stockholders, who
part of their respective holdings in amounts Tanging
38,200;
section of the
an
By
covering $3,000,000 of 5.90ft convertible subordinated
April 1, 1971
(with warrants
to
purchase 300,000
common
amend
any preemptive or preferential right of stock¬
for any such shares, or
they may be offered to
accordance
with
their
preemptive
or
preferential
in
heralds
over
filed
to
Act
Company
authorized
.
corporation
company
Holding
subscribe
new
cedures
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.—Registers
Financing Proposal
This
the
O'Flaherty, President, said that the diodes were the result
improved manufacturing process, the controlled fusion technique
"effects
precise
control
over
the
junction
formation
and
geometry and leads to very uniform characteristics in production."
169,144
189, p.
its
under
which
$227,913
63,717
deficit—
1235.
oper.
order
an
entry into the manufacturing
phases of its avowed program to make improved semiconductors avail¬
able to the electronics
industry, it was announced on March 27.
1,396,087
—V.
to
one
The
$1,824,000
modernization
financed
Among these are Francis Crowley, Presi¬
held; J. -Elmer Crowley, Vice-President,
Crowley, Secretary, 8.325 of 27,450; and
Crowley, Production Manager, 8,1C0 of 26,700.
of
Karl
Charter Amendment
Joseph
$767,000
and
passenger
selling
sell
writing
of
Railway oper. revenue.,
Railway operating exps.
ry.
issued
Continental
1959—2 Months—1958
-
1344.
offering of 821,256 shares of stock will be made to
shortly after the company's annual stockholders meeting,
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
to
17,100
Atlanta.
Offering Cleared—
shares of capital stock from $8,500,000
par) and to provide that, any authorized and un¬
may be issued from time to time, upon
order of the
company,
tion
and' sell
1,150 to 17,100 shares.
pieferred
Consolidated^
of
manufacture
replacement -purposes and certain tire repair
industrial rubber products.
It has
these shares
$7,000,000
a
27,117
p.
rights.
Proxy material to be used in
approval thereof also was approved.
the
The SEC has
issued an
order
under
the Holding Company
Act
authorizing this company to issue. and sell at competitive bidding
$11,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series Ir duo April 1, 1989.
Net proceeds of the bond sale will be used, to pay part of the com¬
pany's construction expenditures for, 1959, estimated; at $23,450-,000;
and to pay or prepay $4,800,000 bank loans obtained for such
purposes.
Paine,
by
& Co.,-Inc.
The in¬
the terms of
the
as
"investors,, including -employees of
common
Ground
•
directors, to finance the acquisition of operating properties
Interest therein, or securities of a
public utility or natural
holders
Central Power & Light Co.—Bond Offering Cleared—
headed
group
of
an
gas
for
program of
u
Crown Cork
$409,524
'
($10
shares
board
and
the
with
1959—2 Mos.—1958
.,$679,259
402,9G2
18,181
189,
this New York holding
increase
stockholders
Period En<L-Feb. 28—
to
Frank L.
$276,297
57,298
$95,000,000.—V.
has
$9,500,000
issued
stock
The proceeds are to be used toward the company's construction
improvement program which for 1959 is estimated, at $23,700,000.
The coupon rate,, conversion
price and other particulars of
offering will be announced later.—V. 189, p. 2454.
Net
SEC
to
as
to
.
.
In
Crum &
$100
of
from
1236.
p.
authorizing
basis
-underwriting
an
outstanding shares of its $20
propose
102,910.852
$60,208
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.
.,
common
Financing
products receiving, processing,
SEC
ditures
the Illinois Commerce Commission was. filed on
authority to issue $10,038;700 convertible debentures
maturing in 1974 and a registration statement-is expected to be filed
with the SEC the latter part of April.
The debentures are proposed to be offered to the company's common
May 12„. on the
each 22 shares of
Registers
also -manufactures
prospectus,
209,925
$
100,465,729
$193,158
' 132,950
21»,G79
income
oper.
189,
The
tubes
It
manufacturing,
lias
Issued an order
under the Holding Company Act
authorizing this New York holding company to offer for subscription
by its stockholders on additional 1,799,057 shares of its $10 par
common stock, on the basis of one new share for each
15 shares held
of record on April 1, 1959. The
offering is to be underwritten throiigh
competitive bidding. Sale of the- stock is the first step in financing
C'oliunbia's 1959 construction program, which will
involve total expen¬
for
about
continued
lias
the past have endeavored to
buy stock issued by the company." Small
blocks of the offering
may be made available to local brokers for sale
to their customers.
No underwriting is Involved.
•
;
The company operates a-,milk-and milk
one-story
application to
or
the
primarily
171, p. 2093.
Approved—
on
60.000
Life
.
.
record
1958
registration statement
a
terms, as well
supplied by amendment.
Crowley's Milk
Sales Off—
1959—Month—1958
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Stock
'
of
he
before,
year
This company, with offices at 145 Conklin
Ave., Binghamton, N. Y.,
tiled a registration statement with the SEC
on March 26, 1.959, covering
31,165;
$
34,863,387
$353,267
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
polymers and of the synthetic organic chemicals from wliich they
are
made, work in the iield of solid fuels, which are polymers, Is a
logical extension of the company's activities. Celanese, he pointed, out,,
v
has established competence • in polymers as a consequence of its 35
-years of research and production.
- •
He also cited,
as
a
reason for
entering the field, the company's
present capabilities **$n production of certain types of chemicals now
being considered as the basis for the solid propellants of the future
and the government's stated desire to have additional chemical com¬
panies.join in developmental efforts.—V. 189, p. 1019.
amount of debentures- for
through
business have been
dent,
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
corporation has formulated;'plans to enter the field of high
chemicals for missile propulsion, systems, It was announced
KlxMtller,/Vice-President of Celanese and
General Manager .of the company's Chemical Division.,
Mr. KixMlller explained that since. Celanese-is basically a. producer
stockholders
the
of
underwriting
ters With Securities and
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings-—
March 27 by Richard W.
principal
Co.
filed
27
184,
1344.
p.
Period End. Feb. 28—
of
;
tires and
11,600
This
31
half
for this and the increased volume
in part by a term loan now amounting
to $2,150,000.
Net proceeds of this
financing will be used to retinb
this loan and for the
purchase -and installation of a dual-tube produc¬
tion line expected to cost some
6600,000, which is expected to facilitate
further expansion of the
company's tire manufacturing capacity and
result in economies.
The balance of
the
proceeds will be used tp
provide additional working capital.—V.
received
"energy
An
second
Rubber
March
on
end
been engaged
1959—12 Wks.—1958
$
34,532,181
*
of
They
Progressive
Atlanta, scheduled ior April 1, 1959.—V.
ft.,..
•vV.
to
proposes
proposes. to sell
of the merger
result
of
Colonial
Net
March
the
Jackson & Curtis and
Prescott, Shepard
rate
truck
Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Reg¬
Exchange Commission—
and
Period End. March 21—
2471.
March 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $45.50
Financing—
approximately 2ft
In
for
tlie shares
share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents per
-share. The offering was oversubscribed.—V. 188, p. 542.
Central Illinois Light Co.—Plans
against
&
debentures
materials.:
company
and
per
on
the
terest
Insurance
Securities
$
'
as
business
Tire
company
Webber.
/.
.
covering
Sales
?
r
,
1344.
p.
The
1; Carter Products, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
ary offering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
Celanese Corp. of America—Enters New
sales
Improved
covering $3,500,000 of senior sinking fund debentures (with war¬
rants), to be offered for public sale at 100ft of the principal-amount
of
has outstanding 553,210 common shares. The prospectus
lists three selling stockholders, who own in the aggregate 99,728 shares.
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc. proposes to sell 33,631 of
43,631 shares held;
net
on
of
'
Cooper
The company
$70,195,430 at the end of the corresponding period a year ago.
This represents an increase of 41ft. Three months earlier,vthe Fund
had assets of "$91,080,283.
"Net' Investment income for the quarter amounted to approximately
made
5ft
during the first quarter of 1959," Mr. Putze said.
"Based on first
quarter results, and the indication of good demand from our cus¬
tomers, we expect 1959 results to provide a new record in sales and
earnings for the company.*'—V. 189, p. 1345.
on March 31 filed u registration stlaernent with th3
74,728 outstanding shares of its common clock, to be
public sale by the holders thereof through an underwriting
group headed by The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp. and Walston & Co.,
Inc.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
total net
p.
100,771
4,864,885
619,380
tive facilities; and the expenditures
(89,
offered
from
was
about
warrants, are to be
Cooper Tire and subsidiaries
SEC
the securities, of Canadian business
cents per share.
In accordance with the policy of
these earnings were retained for reinvestment rather than
•'to shareholders in the form of taxable dividends."—V. 188,
outstanding
SEC
March 24.
on
Coastal States
.
"eight
548,683
5,624,161
689,716
earnings
During the second half of 1958, sales were at an annual rate of
r.$40,000,600, Louis Putze, President, said. Defense business represented
high-precision
isters
and $14.03 at the-end of the previous quarter on Nov. 30.
assets rose- sharply to $98,933,788 as at Feb. 28, 19oJ
ago,
"Total
8,633.508
3,912,467
2,644.84C
4,681,025
V.
President, saldr "Net asset, value of the Funds
increased more than 39ft to $15.03 on Feb. 28, 1959, from $10.78
shares
,
,
eaulpment is for use In ground support test
Consolidated Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of Con¬
Electrodynamics Corp., Pasadena, Calif., is building for an
ICBM missile-program.
:
Delivery Is scheduled to begin within 75 days, Mr. Meeks .said.—
The
Shelley.
William
1,096.081
5,715,781
13,686,181
4,444,58+
debt
Common shares
installations
Up—
corporations, achieved all-time highs in per share; value and
assets at the end of the second quarter . of its present fiscal
'
2,383;*715
.
—
surplus
Retained
.
solidated
This
1
-
.
4,739.207
6,339,137
liabilities
01
■
'
assets
Paid-in
1957
4,759,090
:
Long-term
company.
-•/•
;
Current
Clary Corp.—Receives Contract—
Offering Completed
associates on March 25
Canada General Fund, Ltd.—Share Value
This
Cash
31
$18,747,038 $13,617,779
___
net
Current
Clary Dynamics has received a $115,000 initial order for design,
development and production of regulators and valves from Consoli¬
dated Systems Corp., Paul J. Meeks, President of the Clary Corp.
income
.-:/•■/:
■
assets
$1,120,385
$1.81
.
OF DEC.
Inventories
company
reported
AS
1958
assets
This
Savings <fc-Loan Association,
The
$1,309,263
$1.90,
SHEET ITEMS
Proposal-
own 3 all the guarantee stock of Surety
operating in and around San Jose, Callt.
of $1,703,324- for the year,T9;>8,- and
California Financial Corp. of $102,000.—V. 189,
This
BUSINESS
the
to
accrue
1
,
„
Years Ended December 31—
Total
Industries/Inc.—Offering Completed—
offering of 160,000 shares of common stock (par $2)
at $15 per share, which was made on March 24 by an
underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., has
been completed. All of said shares were quickly sold. For
details, see V. 189, p. 1464.
Inc.—President Resigns—
*
120,073
share
per
Fixed
Chicago Aerial
publicly offered 100,000 shares of capital stock (par $1)
at $14 per share.
This offering was quickly oversub¬
scribed and the books were closed.
PROCEEDSThe net proceeds will go to certain selling stockholders,
no.
(net)
SELECTED BALANCE
The
has
2,360.385
1,240,000
2,424,290
1,236,000
gain
income
"The
California, Financial Corp.—Stock
and
Net
Earnings
added.
•'l-nouncement by Jorge
—William R. Staats & Co. and
taxes,
—
,
1957
$27,100,244
increase from
,
resigned as President," according to an
Carnicero, Chairman wha was also named us
President.
The. directors
Indicated that the
appointment of Mr.
Carnicero as President Is a temporary measure and that a new Presi¬
dent-Will be appointed at a later date.—V. 184, p. 1573.
Solomon
J.
Cft
pion's common stock was sold to the public for the first time, the com¬
pany at the end of the year had almost 7,000 stockholders.
Mr. Slranahan noted that during the five years 1954-58 Champion
and its subsidiaries spent $13,672„000 on the cost of additions to prop¬
erty, plant and equipment, including new research and engineering
facilities at Toledo, Ohio.—V. 189, p. 1019.
Utility-Industrial Division," said Mr. Dibner
"The new products of Burndy Canada Ltd. mark a departure from
electrical connectors in our broadening product lines," Mr. Dibner con¬
tinued
"Our new FLEXIBAR line offers steel structural framework
which is widely adaptable for any type of configuration such as cable
racks, warehouse bins, etc.
The other line, EI/ECTRAY, consists of
cable troughs of varying shapes and sizes permitting orderly training
of cable- in minimum space and time.
The chief markets are public
utilities and industrial construction."—V. 189, p. 1127.
lines of our
Samuel
a
income
/ 1958
„v433,078,027;
,
--
to steel, without requiring an
or copper
copper
$94,293,000,
were
adjusted from a preliminary report of 1958 earnings, consolidated
earnings before taxes in 1958 were $31,946,801.
After income taxes
totaling $16,3.95,000, net earnings were $15,551,801, equal to $2.56 per
share based on the 6,064,680 shares of $l*'a par value common stock
outstanding December 21, 1958. In 1957
comparable figures were:
consolidated earnings before taxes, $28,127,175; income taxes, $14,344,076; and net earnings, $13,783,099, equal to $2.28 per share on the
6,035,400 shares outstanding at the end of that year. The increase in
net earnings over 1957 was equal to 13ft;
v,
Robert A. Slranahan, Jr., President, stated that as a result of the
wide distribution achieved in September, 1558 when 13.Cft
of Cham¬
As
external source
of power.'"This will have considerable application in the grounding and
catlvodic protection fields and is a logical addition to the connector
to
ner
1958
taxes
Non-recurring
sales of $89,283,000 in 1957.
representation of THERMOWELD products. The THERMOWELD electrical connection process is u simple, efficient method of welding cop•
sales in
net
before
Income
'*
--
_
Income
1, the exclusive sales
effective Feb.
accomplished thru assuming,
was
Controls Co. of Ameriea—Sales & Earnings Up—1
Sales
Champion Spark Plug Co.—Sales Increased 6%—
Consolidated
Monday, April 6, 1059
.
.
Years Ended December 31—
•
,
Pmiint"
.
on
a
composed of a $3,000,000 revolving
term basis.—V. 184,
p. 1120.
,
credit
fund
Dodge & Cox Fund—Registers With SEC—
This
^farch
54.017
San
30,
Francisco
1959
shares
of
to
its
Investment
registration
beneficial
interest
company
filed
statement
In
the
an
amendment
on
covering an additional
188, p. 1924.
fund.—V.
"Number 5835
189
Volume
Record:—' cJ
%-ackett Co.—Earnings Break 44-Year
:
r.Nct
term
fiscal year, had the
largest- profits in its 44-year history, Roger Drackctt, President, saideft April 1. •",\V- "-.v
,
• k'- 7
•„
-"Earnings /or the six months, ended March 31, 1959 will exceed the
$663,000 profits in the first half of fiscal 1958," Mr. Dmckett said,"''
adding "the '59 figures reflect Stroudsburg (Pa.) operations."
t "The Stroudsburg plant will be producing as much goods as our main
plant In Cincinnati turned out two years age, after we add to this local
plant the manufacture of Vanish, Delete and Expello, items we pur¬
The
in'the first half * of its' current
company
.
the
from
chased
Dunaway Corp.,
Judson
&
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
whose Dover, N. H., plant is
proceeds
bank
to
and
o£
sale
the
$3,850,000 will be used to retire
finance
the
to reduce short-term bank loans
of the company's steel mil))
and,
(Incurred
-
ment/is to be expended in the acquisition; on-AprlL 2;; 3.959 of .701-39%
voting" control of York Telephone
Telegraph Co-., York, ,Pa. Gross
additions'td the telephone plants .'of General's 'subsidiaries' scheduled,
for .'1959 are ustimated
at - $136,000,000.
Some $71,000,000' will.- be
a new.longexisting long-termJ
and from
the
of
$2,263,333
of
debentures
of
loan
banlt) loan3
construction
,
.
provided from internal sources-and a substantial, portioifcyOf. .the
remaining $115,000,000 will be obtained.initially through bank loans.'
the 1959 financing- program for the telephone, subsidiaries .content-
'$1,300;000, to retire short-term bank loans incurred
inventory purchases.
The balance of the proceeds \
will be added
to
the company's
working capital for Inventory and*
other
requirements.
Thj company plans to use some $800,000 in
excess of cash
flow realized from the use of excess inventory in the
to" the
0xtentv of
largely
to
finance
manufacture
$43,300,000 of common stock; the
of senior-securities of these
aggregating $137,000,000, will
provide for.Uho payment of $71,045,000 of bank loans outstanding at
Dec.
31,
1958,
and approximately
$65,955,000 of the $115,000,000
required for \the 1959 construction program.
Bank loans covering
the balance will be outstanding at the year-end. The 1959 construction,
program for the manufacturing subsidiaries, to l»e financed from in¬
ternal sources, Is estimated at $20,000,000.—V. 139, p. 1466.
purchase of land on which
to build a
This will be our third new
plant since we Initiated our decentralization program with the opening,
in 1953, of »ur San Leandro, Calif., plant."—V.
188, p. 2741.
just signed contracts for the
new plant in Toronto, Ontario.
"Wc
have
1959—Month—1958
ry. oper.
i89,
p.
1,641,163
.Nut
Net
it-
—V.
from. ry. oper.
income-™
1237.
5,665
p.
Dunhill
"
...
.
standing.
-The
that
issued
has
SEC
•
.
in
-rV.
Commission,
Storage Battery Co.—Buys
has
company
ment
>
'Mr.
it
Patterson, said that A.JVLF.
does
fit
not
those
not disclosed. :
was
had sold, the battery business because "
of
areas
work
government
in
which
the
received
General Merchandise
Net
earnings
active
the
some
This
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on
1959* covering 25,962 shares of its common stock,, to be
$32.25 per share to employees of the company
and its
March
30,
offered
at
subsidiaries
Administrative
V.
189,
p.
hold
who
and
under the company's 1958 Supervisory,
Professional
Employees
Stock
Option
Plan.—
options
808.
value
Shares
.
;
"Before
Sales
an
Seattle- (Wash.)
the SEC on
with
stock.—V.
common
187,
investment company filed a registration
25, 1959 covering 300,000 shares
state¬
of its
March
p.
;
1711953
$1.10
$0.45
$1.04
$0.3o
™:™™i-™-.,—
*•';
the
first
this
that
$3,707,040
$6.13
1.8
5,072,819
$7.73
605,000
<
,
...
•
....
months of the year averaged 24 %
over
1958."; March sales volume already leads to
21-year record high for the month will be
a
year.
into its new $3,000,000 ware¬
house in Wauwatosa. Wis.,
later this year. Operations from seven
warehouses now leased in downtown Milwaukee will be consolidated
under one roof, on one floor covering over a half million square feet.
Greater overall efficiency and speeding up of order filling is expected
corporation is preparing to
The
has
SEC
issued
an
under
order
Investment
the
Company
Act
1940 granting an exemption, until the Feb. 16, I960,'-stockholders
meeting of the company, from provisions of that Act with respect to
stockholder
approval
of
investment advisory
contracts, stockholder
election
of
independent
directors, and stockholder approval of the selection of
public stockholders.
The company was organized under
on Feb. 25,
1959, and has filed a Securities Act regis¬
Maryland laws
tration statement for
the public offering
capital stock.—V, 189, p. 1021 and 1129.
of
shares
2,500,000
of
its
FXR, Inc.—Offering Completed—The public offering
of common stock (par $1) at $12 per
share, which was made on March 26 by an underwriting
group headed by C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co., has been
completed, all of said shares h^ng been sold.
For
details, see V. 189, p. 1466.
~
of 200,000 shares
Fairchild Camera
&
Instrument
Corp.
Market
To
—
16MM Movie Camera With Own Sound System—
Exclusive
with
189, p. 809.
marketing rights to
a
new
16mm
agreement
with the Magnetic Sound Camera
camera
phone.
Lenses
is
Corp., Chicago,
111.
supplied with earphones, magazine, cables and micro¬
are
available
from
Fairchild.
Magazines
from
400
to
1,200 ft.
capacity are also available.
According to R. G. Hennessey, Division Manager, the new camera
can be used in conjunction
with the Fairchild "Mini-Rapid 16" auto¬
matic film processor, which will process 100 feet of black and white
film in
approximately 20 minutes. Processing, as stated, had no de¬
teriorating effect on the sound stripe.—V. 189,. p. 148.
Florida. Steel
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This
on
the
corporation
March
31
filed
a
Administrator
of
the New
York Regional Office
#of the Securities and Exchange Commission, on March 31 announced
'that orders of preliminary injunction had been made by Hon, John F.
X. McGohey and entered in two actions brought by the Commission
in the U. 8. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
In
one
of these actions Arthur G. Bellin, Benjamin Zwang, Walter M.
Hollzberg, A. G. Bellin Securities Corp., General Oil & Industries, Inc.
and Sidney B. Josephson were named as defendants; in the other, the
defendants named were Sidney B. Josephson, Stratford Securities Co.,
Inc., Samuel P. Lewis, Joseph Schwartz and Pauline Edith Lewis.
In
rendering his opinion Judge McGohey held that the facts set
forth in the complaints in these two companion actions and in the
moving papers justified the issuance of orders of preliminary injunc¬
tion on the ground that the various defendants were selling and offer¬
ing to sell shares of General Oil & Industries in violation of the
registration provisions of the Securities Act of 1933. He alsio held that
the Securities in question were not entitled to exemption under Section
of the Act.
far as concerned
3(a)(1)
So
the
allegations
of violations
of the
anti-fraud
the Act the Judge held that the issues raised required
a
hearing before a determination could be made thereon.
There are two other actions panding in the U. S. District Court for
the Southern District of New York involving the sale of shares of
General Oil & Industries, Inc.—V. 188, p. 2742.
proviisons of
with
of
$100 of debentures for each 50 shares of stock held.
The Interest
rate, record date, subscription price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
McDonald & Co. and Kidder, Ftabody & Co.,
are
listed
as
principal
underwriters.
/
*
-
■
General
• *./
-
.
Telephone
&
Electronics Corp. — Registers
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
With
i.
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
March 31 covering 800,000 shares of its $10 par common stock.
The
stock is to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
This
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Stone & Webster Secu¬
and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton.
The initial public
price will be a fixed price, related to the then current
market price of outstanding shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
Underwriting commissions are to be supplied by amendment.
Hie company is a holding company controlling 28 telephone operating
companies, Automatic Electric Co., telephone equipment manufacturer,
end Automatic Electric International. Inc., with manufacturing sub¬
headed
rities
was
Northern
Great
Ry.—Earnings—
*
Railway
operating exps.- 13,960,392
;.
,
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper. revenue™ $17,078,434 $17,212,619
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$3,118,042
Net ry. oper. income™..
—V. 189, p. 1238.
1,244,203
Belgium, Canada
and Italy.
It also owns other telephone
equipment manufacturers, vurious directory, sales, finance, and service
companies and interests in telephone operating companies in Canada,
the Philippine Islands, and the Dominican Republic.
Sylvania Electric
Products, Inc., became a wholly-owned subsidiary on March 5, 1959.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be added to General's corporate
funds.
It expects' to invest during 1959 some $43,300,000 in common
stocks of its telephone subsidiaries to finance, in part, their con¬
struction programs. An unspecified amount (to be supplied, l?y amend¬
Container
Growers
from
1S59—2 Months—1958 .:
$34,897,567 $34,670,768
14,432,408
.29,335*016
30,191,885
$2,780,211
1,063.411
$5,563 551
1,706,851
$4,478 883
Salinas,
Calif.—Exempted
652,286
of
Corp.,
\
Reporting Requirements—
The
Securities
Exchange
and
Securities
the
Exchange
Commission
Act
of
has
issued an. order
granting an application
the requirements of Section
1934
corporation for exemption from
of that Act for the filing of annual and other periodic reports.
Container undertook to comply with tho said reporting
this
15(d)
Growers
connection with a public offering of stock which
Commission under the Securities Act of 1933
application for exemption,
all of its
capital stock. are owned
by St. Regis Paper Co., which also owns all outstanding debt of the
subsidiary other than short-term obligations. Accordingly, the Com¬
mission
concluded that it was appropriate to relieve Growers Con¬
tainer
of the
requirement for continued filing of reports.—V. 188,
requirements
in
registered
was
in
p.
with the
1954. However, according to its
3,137,422 outstanding shares of
March,
949.
Grucn
Industries, Inc.—Note Issue Approved—
Edward
L.
Executive Vice-President of the Chase
Graham D. Mattison, partner of Dominlck &
former
Love,
Bank,
Manhattan
and
have been elected
will become Chairman of the
Dominiok,
tho
H.
President.
Weitzen,
stockholders
The
directors of Gruen Industries, Inc. and
Executive Committee and Chairman of
respectively, it was announced on March 29
Committee,
Finance
by Edward
Marcli
on
26
approved
the issuance
and sale of
15-year subordinated convertible notes.
The action served to implement a long range program designed to
revitalize the watch company and provide additional working capital.
Together with Messrs. Love and Mattison, the board also elected
Richard P. Loftus, partner in the law firm of Cahill, Gordon, Reindel
& Ohl, to fill a third vacancy on the board.
$1,500,000
three
The
6%
in
members replace Philmorc J. Haber,
new
and Edraor.t P. Rochat, who
Roger E. Joseph
resigned prior to the stockholders'
meeting.
Public
Power
of Arnold Constable Corp., General
Service Corp., Stone & Webster, Inc. He is also a trustee of the
Reactor Development Co., Detroit, Mich.
Love
&
is
a
director
Mattison is a director of the
Mr.
by
Corp.,
offering
in
on
,
.
Mr.
sidiaries
statement
registration
SEC
covering $2,135,700 of - convertible subordinated debentures
due May 1, 1971,
The-company proposes to offer the debentures for
subscription by holders of Its outstanding common stock at the rate
Luc.
Jr.,
Inc.—Preliminary Injunction
motion picture camera,
magnetic sound system, have been announced
corporation's Industrial
Products
Division.
Known
as
the
"Clnephonic," the camera will be marketed by Fairchild under an
The
Wlndels,
Sec
the
and names of underwriters are to be sup¬
The underwriting will be on a best efforts basis..,
organized in March 1957 under New York law
for the purpose of acquiring all the outstanding. stock of a Delaware
corporation of the same name.
The predecessor was dissolved and
its assets, consisting of all the- outstanding stock of eight subsidiaries, t
were
acquired by the new company.
Its business is the ownership
and management of rental-income real estate.
All properties; thus -far :
held have been located in the City of New York. ;The management '
believes that to a major extent that will continue to be. the case; ;
however, the company does not Intend to restrict its future opera¬
tions exclusively to that city if opportunities should be presented for
the acquisition of rental-income properties In other areas.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be used to replenish the com- .
pany's treasury for the cash down payment on the purchase *of prop¬
erties at 152 and 156 East 79th Street, New York City, and 334-West.;
34th Street, New York, .N. Y.; and,
as opportunities present them- (
selves from time to time, tho remaining proceeds will be .used together
with other funds. of the company !for the acquisition of'-additional
rental-income properties.
The 79th Street properties;were.acquired for'*
$1,425,000 8"bi«wt. to -mortgagestof $1,005,000 and. .with a .cash pay¬
ment of $360,000;
and the 34th Street property, was; acquired^ for ,
$l, i00;000 s "Meet to mortgages of .$970,000.
.
~
The company has outstanding 598,223 shares of class A and 1,095,000 shares :of ; rians. B; stock^.Arihur-H.-Baum, President; Is listed as
the owner cf 75,000 class B shares; and his-wife is listed? as-the owner
of- 520,500 class B" shares. Leonard Baum, Vice-President, - owns 75,000*
class B shares and his wife 423,000 class B shares.—'Vt 188, p. 2246.
American
Great
under
self-contained
a
the
by
Paul
with
move
'i
of
for
plied by amendment.
of
General Oil & Industries,
Eurofund, Inc.—Granted Limited Exemption—
registration statement
a
covering 900,000 shares of class A stock, 10c par, to
public sale through underwriters.
The public offering
1959,
underwriting terms,
price,
1.7
4,679,126
$8.38
605,000
filed
corporation
30,
offered
be
two
February
expectation
$4,103,770
$6.78
—
.—
—
special charge of $14,689.
and
—
—
—
1958
1959
™_™
share—,——
from this move.—V.
1432.
now
March
027,054
272,250
™—.
1 "
investment
per
for
January
established
Equity Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
065,943
."—1
x—:
outstanding—..—
This
ment
™—™™™
~—-
declared—'
ratio
Current
Book
company-
1958
1959
'
working capital
———™
working capital per share..
Stockholders'
With SEC—
r
FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT JANUARY 31
Net
188, p. 2245.
Raleigh location.—V.
'
.
per
-
Net
years.
Emerson Electric Mfg. Co.—Registers
1950).
Great American Realty Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Co.—Sales Off—Earnings Up—
v
share™—.
Cash dividends per share
which! the Electric Storage Battery Co. has been
E.S.B. plans call for continuing operations at
in
area
an
for
r
.
,
dividends
earnings
sale
cations,
of its $5 preferred and one
preferred for; each share of
(Including accumulated unpaid dividends
and one share
dividend second
taking into consideration, 3,369 shares of New Rochelle pre«
held by General.—-V. 188, p. 2352.
,
vote,
This
Including shipping charges"™,..-!-™™ $31,873,297 $33,904,957
Earnings before taxes, on income™™™™™—— ' ; 1,542.943
*1,39$,743
battery laboratory is" engaged in the development, manufacture '
of silver-zinc batteries for missiles and other special appli ¬
The
and
to
sales
Cash
cent
80
$3.50 preferred
Rochelle
ferred
in
shares
10,000
Year Ended Jan. 31—'
Net
Net
interested.
currently
is
company
irfto
The purchase price
their
The exchange offer is conditioned, and will become .effective, upon
acceptance by New Rochelle shareholders representing at-least -80%
of the
total combined voting power of all classes of stock entitled
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Laboratory—
President of E.S.B., and Morehead Patterson,.',
F. Norberg,
C:
by
Chairman, of the Board of A.M.F."'
common,
the
of
share
consideration of services ren¬
dered.
The company
also will pay expenses of the underwriter in
eident to the offering in an amount not exceeding $25,000.
The company was organized under Delaware law on Feb. 13, 1959,
for the purpose of acquiring the assets of Ayer Chemicals, Inc. The
latter has been engaged in the business of developing, manufacturing
and selling certain types of deodorizers which General, the owner by
assignment from
Ayer and Barney Shinberg,
proposes to
continue.
Operations have been conducted at a deficit, primarily due to opera¬
tion,
organization
and
development
expenses.
In connection with
such acquisition, General issued to Ayer 425,000 shares of stock of the
435,000 now outstanding. Shinberg is President and Maurice Shinberg
Treasurer of General.
They own an equal amount of the outstanding
5,000 shares of Ayer common stock..
Net proceeds
of General's stock sale are to be used as follows:
$200,000 for promotion and advertising; $135,000 for working capital,
and $50,000 each for inventory, selling,
and accounts receivable.
Co.. the assets and business of its
The cash transaction was revealed
stock
per
has
it
.
share. The offering is to be made on a
& Co., for which it will receive a selling
$1.25
at
and
from American Machine & Foundry '
battery laboratory at Raleigh, N. C.
on March 31 in a Joint announce- '
purchased
Rochelle
New
best efforts
basis by Dunne
commission
of 20c per share.
The underwriter also will receive 50,000 additional
shares, at the rate of one share for each 10 shares sold to the public;
sale
1465.
Electric
This
New
...
offer .holders of common and preferred
Water Co. the privilege of exchanging
to
Rochelle
proposes
holdings of New Rochelle stock for General .prefqaad.
New Rochelle
has outstanding 50,000 shares of common-stock aa*fn6,13I shares of
$3.50 cumulative preferred stock, $50 par. ^General proposes to; offer
one share of the 80 cent dividend
second preferred for each share of
This company, located at 2 South Broadway, Lawrence, Mass., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 30, 1959, covering 500,00O shares of its capital stock.
This stock is to be offered for public
.
has filed notice of appearance in
189, p.
The
New
General Chemical
Phila., Pa.—Bankruptcy Proceedings
Exchange
and
stock
General
of
*
With SEC—
cent dividend voting second pre¬
and 66,131 shares of 80
(convertible), $1 par.
par,
ferred
;
7
2013.
p.
details, see V. 189, p. 1466.
31,
from November,
that
i6 was announced on
proceedings under Chapter
X of
the Bankruptcy Act for the reorganization of this debtor cor¬
poration (U. S. D. C., Eastern District of Pennsylvania).
El-Tronics filed a voluntary petition for reorganization on Nov. 25,
1958, and its petition was approved that day by Judge John W. Lord, who
appointed James M. McGinnis and G. Potter Darrow as Trustees,
It
commenced operations in 1933 and subsequently acquired a number of
other
companies, and is engaged in the manufacture and sale of
electric and electronic equipment.' El-Tronics has outstanding about
2,000,009 shares of common stock held by some 3,150 stockholders,
and $25,000 (250 shares) of preferred stock.
In addition to $1,918,914 of current liabilities at Oct. 31, 1958, the debtor had outstanding
$209,500 of 5%
debentures and $86,537 of bank notes.
Operating
losses, ranging from $246,000 to $975,000 annually since 1953, re¬
sulted in an earned surplus deficit of. $3,037,178 at Oct.
31, 1958.
Securities
24,
$100
asset
A payment of six cents per beneficial interest, all from investment
income, was made March 31 to holders of record Feb, 27.—V. 181,
a
El-Tronics, Inc.,
The
March
the
1959
disposition by
declaring
business or luslnesses other than that of an invest¬
ment company... Thq. filing of said application. resulted in providing
an
auto&atic exemption for a period of 60 days, or through March
27, 1959.—V. 188, p. 1924,
■' ;
"
is engaged
it
11,
■
corporation filet) a registration statement with the SEC on.
1959, covering 16,131 shares of $5 voting preferred stock,
"This
interests in the Fund.
by
a
period of its exemption from
Company Act be extended until seven days following
the Commission of Dunhill's application for an order
the
March
of
For
closed;
were
General Waterworks Corp.—Registers
;
value of this Fund has risen to
$42,954,814 while the total amount to be invested under outstanding
systematic investment accounts has gained by over $4,000,000 since
Jan. 2, 1959.
There are now over 42,000 investors holding beneficial
request of this company * "
provisions of the Investment
granting
order
an
books
Colo.—Assets Rise—
Founders Mutual Fund, Denver,
As
cents)
share, which was made on March 26 by. an
underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
and Hayden, Stone & Co., was oversubscribed and the
March
Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
the
Completed—The
Corp.—Offering
at $66.50 per
This
,
663,864
Inc.—Exemption Extended
International,
from
sale of
System of $93,700,000
sale of the securities,
Transistor
General
closed.
books
and
Ford
total
out¬
The Ford Foundation will receive all of the net proceeds
offering.—V. 189, p. 1346.
'i','
V
—
The
offering of 40,000 shares of common stock (par 25
offering docs not represent financing by
Motor
Company
and will not result in any increase in the
number of shares of capital stoek of all classes of the comp&ny
PROCEEDS
$425,736
150,690
:
, .
Stock Offered—-A total of
—
$1,089,600
$266,151
8,788
56,054
•
oversubscribed
was
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$917,000
650,849
$191,122
$132,841
oper.
189,
$3,595,296
3,663,376
1959—Month—1958
J $436,000 >
$516,500
303,159
325,378
operating exps.
rev.
$3,270,618
3,520,539
& Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Duluth, Winnipeg
^Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper. revenue.-..
Railway
$603,084
4,198,380
$1,726,217
1,792,455
U,524,858
oper.
rv.
—V.
$622,621
3,893,239
1,914,229
deficit.™
1237.
Net deL from
Net
1959—2 Mos.—1958 4
-
$374,755
2,100,972
$389,371
(Mich.)
2,000,000 shares of common stoek ($5 par value) were
on March 31
offered at $56.50 per share by a group of
324 underwriters managed by Blyth & Co., Inc.; The
First Boston Corp.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb
& Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., and White, Weld & Co.
This offering
\
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper. revenue™
Railway operating exps.
Ford Motor Co.
the
subsidiaries/
..
being closed.
outside
sale
its
to-the
addition
in
plates,
products to finance the cost of additional steel
mill equipment and expansion of fabricating and warehouse-facilities.
—V. 188, p. 1394.
." V
'
'
cf
Webb
Co.,
Mr.
Loftus
Barnwell
Empire Trust Co., J. Ray McDermott
Knapp* (Canada); U. S.
Dominick Corp. of Canada
&
Breweries, Inc.,
South America
is
^
.
a
Leasing Corp., Llebmann
and Enterprises Qullmas,
*
*
director
Offshore, Inc.—V.
of Sabine Natural
186, p. 1738.
Gas
&
Products and
i
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958 1959—2 Months—1958
Railway oper. revenue™
$6,148,772 $6,142,158 $12,856,977 $12,928,326
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway operating exps.
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
oper.
189, p.
income
1238.
-
<
4,961,987
5,030,542
10,307,309
10,754,706
$1,186,785
$1,111,616
211,244
$2,549,668
622,743
$2,173,530
263,323
400)190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<1974)
.
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
.
-v
Gulf Power
Corp.
Co.
—
Offered
Bonds
First
The
—
monies
Boston
April 3 headed an underwriting syndicate
which offered $7,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 4%%
series, due 1989, at 101.25% to yield 4.67% to maturity*:
Award of the bonds was won by the group at competi¬
tive sale March 25 on a bid of 100.46%.
on
expended
were
flow
Cash
in
lines.
production
of
charges
;»*.
%;
current ratio of 2.42.-—V. 187, p.
a
2549.
".
,
The
SEU
corporation
covering
to
cents*
Competing
bids
bonds, also as Was, came from: Halsey,
Equitable Securities Corp., 100.16; Kidder,*
Feabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co. (jointly), 100.0899; Blyth & Co.,
Inc., 100.0699; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler and Drexel & Co.
(jointly), 100.0191, and Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., 99.824.
Stuart
&
The
Co.
the
100.23;
bonds
new
International Paper Co.—Venezuelan Affiliate Formed
for
Inc.,
will
be
redeemable
at
regular
redemption
prices
a
Puro-Puk
to
proposes
apply the proceeds
the
from
sale
new
bonds and $2,000,000 received In February, 1959, from
of
additional shares
of
common
stock to its parent com-"
The Southern Co., toward the construction or acquisition of
permanent extensions and additions to its utility plant and to the re- •
payment of short-term
bank loans aggregating $3,712,250
at Jan.
pany,
31# 1959. vV
V
,
BUSINESS—The
Co.,
aid
Co.
ida,
ir,
four
rural
It
is
Power
Alabama
Co.,
engaged,
/
,
with
cmnpany,
Mississippi
Southern
V%': '"1 /:
-
is
Power
Co.;
the
Georgia
Power
subsidiary
operating
an
within
>*
of The
portiom of Flor¬
northwestern
the
generation and purchase of electric energy aha Its
tribution and sale in 64 communities, as well as in rural
areas,
the sale at wholesale of electric
energy to a non-affiliated utility
distributing
directly and indirectly
a population in excess of
385,000.
During 1958, electric revenues of the
and
944,000 and
net
of $19,274,000
income
to
$3,196X00
term
of
the
at
company
.
electric
with
31,
1958
debt; 51,026
common
stock,
ment
V.
capi-
;
7?le,
has
authorizing
to
company
and
Holding
sell
Ameriea-r-Kegisters Addi¬
.
-
.
at
Act
bidding
competitive
$7,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due 1989.
Net proceeds of the sale of the
bonds will be applied
company's construction program and to the
payment of
incurred for such
purpose. Gulf Power also was authorized to
5353,000 of bonds for sinking fund purposes.—V.
189, p
1238.
is
was
previously suspended from
Exchange)
Detroit
Center
June 2
on
Grand Island,
on
will
dedicate
its
practices,
is
and
3tock
admitted
$3,800,000 ResearchY.—V. 189, p. 134.7.
the
basis
is
also
Ralph F.
Peo,
President,
ri b t?"®' °*
.
Asphalt
Corp.,
business
of
of
R.
announced
the
requirements
Ling
purchase
for
cash
on
business,of Broward
the
*959.
In tho
Wright, Inc.
Wat
the
Lauderdale,
Fla.
.
-A
substantial
portion
of
the!
corporation has been in conjunction with the Florida
H. Wright, Inc., which Koudallle
acquired on Feb. 27,
future, Broward will be operated as a division of R. H.
Based
annual
**
the record
on
acquisition
Houdaille'8
•*
Fort
will
add
earnings,
'■
"
r-
'
of
the last
four years,
approximately
the
!
"v
$125,000,
•*
"
i
after
said.—V.
announcement
■"
It is believed
taxes,
suspension
-
pursuant
189,
.
Houston Lighting; & Power
Co.—Secondary Distribu¬
tion—A secondary distribution of
16,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(no par) was made on March 30
cession
withdrawn.—V. 187,
Howard
B.
the
of
son s
now
plants
and
foods
Howard
the
This
12
the entire Howard John-
1
almost 600
restaurants; 47 lodges in
construction, plus the recently opened Howard
Lodge in the Bahamas; and 13 commissary
manufacture
and
distribute
500
some
packaged
and
and
D
President
was
Johnson
will
of
the
remain
motor
lodge
Treasurer
as
the
i.oy,
v
.
S^rnvSU?nnn
V
?6 filCd & lettef °f notification
™
dated May 20,
^LsVp 2153S aiC
Company
1955
(as
amended
I
filed
a
registration
loans
an
underwriting
of
group,
Proce^ds of the entire financing
1
incurred for
6,
1959;.
Period
of
150,000
the
$1,500,000
covers
shares
189,
I89
company
be used to
189, p. 1239.
filed
an
amendment
Water
Co.—Private
ffinnnnm?*?7
$6,000,000 of 4?<*%
.
.B!'.onsl'fr" President,
the
year
ended
1959
earnings before taxes,
compared with $...210,063, on
income
after
taxes
ror
pro
1968
year
—V.
and
for
Wa5>me
County,
■.•■*7v.
The
Mich.
the
year
011
a
and
pro
stock.
year
ended
Dec.
31,
in
price
1958
uro
forma
per common share, compared
$50,0000
non-recurring
contributed
to
reduced
\
expenses
durine
earnings.
These
Bankers
Co.
of
;
(EST)
p.m.
Trust
Com¬
Altec
:
;
of
..
York,'
to;
name
company
J'i
April
on
New
7.^'7'./-
1 i
-
'-v?
together ' two
.
that# are
:
high-power
f
firms
'
.their respective fields-of
high-intensity sound.
in
stock
(par 50c)
tnis
made
was
March 24
on
;
at $25.6214 per share, with a deal-'
It Was. quickly coin^!
share.
per
v//W
by certain holders of Altec Companies,
stock in exchange.—V. 189, p. 1240.
/
filed
22,500
stock,
shares
Inc., y
j
(
SEtJ-/?
•
statement with the SEC on
50,484 shares of its common
to be Issued and "sold to the
a
registration
registration of
seeking
are
remaining 18,984 shares were issued and sold"
early February, 1959, All said shares are to be ,
the
and
Ine**—Registers With
in
sale by the underwriters at the prevailing market ;'*
onh.tahding shares on the American Stock Exchange at the K
for ,public
for
'*
Fejr, Stearns & Co. and John H. Kaplan & Co.
arc
The
<
•'*
engaged
in the production and sale of lithium ,
metal and its derivatives, and lithium alloys.: It y
and operates plants in Bessemer City. N. C., and St
Louis Park,
is
company
compounds,
lithium
,
Minneapolis suburb.
'
.
•'/'
■
'A
r"
./
V
/Proceeds to the company for its sale to the underwriters of 22,500 shares are to be added to working capital. The company has I
iklto an option agreeraent'; with Delaware Midland Corp., the '
principal'shareholder
than., 168,000:
the
Ry
Earnings—
2,209,526
$7,463,663
4,188,320
$1,459,828
$3,280,343
641,060
1,413,385
688.022
1959—2 Mos.—1958
taxes*-
f
1959—2 Months—1959
$3,669,354
'
4,492,919
r
Tlfe
1,364,188 7
7'y>
9,000
V
25,499,212
24,147,185
$8,286,243
587
39,376
63,130
$7,964,980
244.390
$1,332,916
$1,285,276
$8,349,373
$8,209,376
1,753,654
2,091,327
334,372.
—$1,072,291
for
$950,904
$6,595,719
175,142
1,050,881
com,
"
%
sh.„__
seeking
Of
this
on
27
of
'
filed
'
.
*
.
funds
;;•/•
,
$2.36
registration
of
its
offered
1932
fund
statement
class
A
is-also
and
.
55.8%
.
■-
%
.
Option
Plan.—V.
189,
p.
of
the
•
Canadian
Bank
all
of
its
has
of
outstanding
called
for
on
May
stock
.
Holders
of
stock
purchase warrants
dated
Oct.
1,
1955,. may
at
any
proceeds
will
,
*"
re-
companies.
None
,
the pro- '
of
is
country's
leading manufacturer
of '
pipe, used principally in municipal and
distribution systems, s The company
the
pressure
systems
and
culverts.
for
in
Organized
1905, the
the
of
exception
1935;
the
yearly on its common stock
cents per share were paid in 1958.
$1.63
the
amounted
per common
J2
to
months
$41,818,000
ended Dec.
and.
net
share after preferred
■
company
since
1923.
has
a
31,
J.
paid
*"
<•
1958, total
operating
$2,726,000, or
to
t
in
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
414%- note3
due Oct.
preferred
vertible
Common
i«to
sto«k
^Including
mon
stock
ferred
stock
stock
is
1,
FINANCING
not
$5,000,000
1970___
($50
common
((33Vbc
shares
and
PRESENT
Authorized
-
.
8%
convertible preferred stock
shares of Q',1
1,704,678 shares of common stock.-
CAPITALIZATION
-
par)
convertible
by
into
the
nine
.
;
.
.
*19,268 shs.
—.
5;436 shs.
;
-
¥3,000,009
originally authorized,
reissuable
;;
Outstanding
$4,286,000
con-
ritock
par)—.v~—:—
■
'
stock dividends.
5,436
long-term debt;
-
Dividends
'
income
_
com--
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the. sale of the common stock,
capitalization of the company as of April 1, 1959 consisted of: $4,286,-
1959, 1955 at"
purchase warrants dated Oct. 1,
10 cents per warrant.
Payment will be made at the Crown Trust Co.,
Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg or Vancouver.
net
the
dividends
revenues
■
19,
1
transmission- aud
EARNINGS—For
-
.
000
redemption
1156
pp.
leading producer of reinforced concrete pipe for use in sewage
totaling 47
1343.
Commerce.
also
188.
now
cash
/
.
.
of
$500,000
corporation
corporation
share.—V.
per
.
stockholders' shares will be received by the company.
DIVIDENDS—With
-
-
The
$38
at
^./
sells in most areas east of the Rocky Mountains and in
number of foreign countries.
Headquarters are in East Orange,j N.
and
The
a
water
drainage
pany
has provided management service to ten
It has outstanding 332,400 class A shares and
or
.
of-additional
possible nurchase
industrial
company
holdings to J.85,500 class A shares,,
/
underwriting group which on April
an
prestressed* concrete
.
"
stock, 53,000 shares
the
trusts
;
BUSINESS—Company
with
common
for
companies..
and
'•
(
plenish working capital used by the company in February;. 1959, for the
purchase of the assets and business of Associated Concrete Pipe Co. of (
Elbrida. Balance of the funds will be available for corporate purposes *
$5,067,168
$2.58
a
1959, to two investment tru/s for-'
balance of 18 984 shares
The*
purchased bv the under writers from
been
continued.
x
.
$5,544,838
shares
i
present
a
hid
Storage
PROCEEDS—Approximately
'
$0.36
90,600
and/
City,
•/
,
publicly 170,682 shares of common stock (par ;
33Mi cents) at $22.50 per share. Of these
hares 30,000 :
are treasury stock offered by the company and
140,682 are being sold by certain stockholders.
The company's,
stock has been closely held, this offering, is still bein"
and-the
March
.
offered
-<
registration
//
A,;.-.
Atlantic
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
leaving
share,
Co. headed
&
$6,118,049
i 1,050,881
i
$775,762
$0.42
.
" ' !
.
;
company
5 Lock Joint Pipe Co.—Stock Offered—Kidder, Peabody
;
r
175,142
$897,149
com.
<-
of-Cold
end 1272.
4,053,130
-260,625
per
various, pension
*
$1,245,900
<
the
$32,112,171
4,382,248
(net)—
If
lee.
part
are
$hares were sold in January,
shares
$1,332,329
(net)___
shares
18,984
$20 50
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$5,299,030 $33,735,455
American
of
power
its*
of 27,984 shares issued to the underwriters in exchange for 13,992 shares of the common stock of United
States Col.l Storage Corp. ,(of 125,922 shares outstanding>. of Chicago;
$3,149,688
.
Ice, for the purchase of not less
200,000 shares of Amerie n Ice
share, such shares representing some 50-60%
voting
outstanding
than
more
per
New/York City, Boston.
Washington, D. C..
$7,642,607
;
American.
of
not
at $30
option to purchase such stock, it would be necessary »
tot raise .additional fupds or issue additional securities.
American Ice f
manufactures ice and sells
and distributes ice,
coal and fuel oil in ..
:>
;
and
stock
common
of
hri called for redemption on Mav 18, 1959, all of
its outstanding 5Vb% collateral debentures due Oct.
1, 1965 at 100%."
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada (far north excepted) J
•
■
time of offering. The price to be paid the company by the underwriters t
for the 22,500 shares is to be supplied by amendment.
The Underwriters J
I
Kilembe Copper Cobalt Ltd.—To Redeem Debs.—
•
1958
been ;
80% -
sold
were
underwriters
Offered
-
.
earlier.
81
-Of
the
to
The public
Stock
forma,
leaders
fidelity,
the Ling
underwriters;
The remaining 3?,600 shares are to be offerd from time to time
by
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc., pursuant to the terms of its Employee
basis
pro
$1,028,896
a
operating
forma
v'.-;
./•;/,4...V
This' corooration
.
owns
/
$5,714,577
—
corporation
SEC
be
his
Earnings Off—
$27,101,131,
shares
March'31,V1959,
16,620 class B shares.
The selling stockholder is S. L. Sliolley, Presi¬
dent, "Who is listed as the holder of 4,060 shares (60.6fc ) of preferred
stock, 238,500 shares (71.7%) of class A stock, 'and 11,925 shares!
(71.7%) of the class B stock.
Sale of the 53,000 shares will reduce 1
was
is
Lithium Corp. of America,
;■
$1,575,647
187, p. 1544.
mutual
privately
3:30
meeting,, a change
Inc.",will be voted upon.
common
who received
are presently outstanding and
are
sale by the holder thereof through Clark. Dodge &
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. The company will not receive any part of the proceeds.
to
Co.
Raffensper-
a
to
offer
pleted.' 'V'.'V;,-,
indicates '
approximately $10,-
of
1959—Month—1958
revenues.^
avail,
This
the
-
division; of
as
,;V
agent*
er's concession of 75c
r-
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Registers Secondary
This
8 common share on a Pro forma basis,
before
than
and
totaled
basis
annua| report pointed out that
more
of
1958,
forma,
like
a
trith11 $933 m$4pnnaf'f
Sb
,011
petition
2,050,747
divs.
applic.
period—___
stk.
;
Stock
Earns, per
to
continue
•
combiuafion, brings
ceeds-from selling
Placement
reported that net sales
Dec.- 31,
$24,748,364, compared with
Net
wet
the
$3,626,394
income
the
stock.
has.arrangecl to Place
foi
for°1957
and
deducs,
Bal.
first
will
exchange
% ^hite^Wel4 & Co.
•
bank
first mortgage bonds due
1989, it
April 1.—V. 185, p. 1275.
Industrial Enterprises, Inc.—Sales
revenues
was', announced
'..
revenues
Net income
common
pay
March 27
on
through Glore, Forgan & Co.
on
Court
574.
Southern
ry. oper.
income
Since
Indianapolis
with
liabilities
Circuit
p.
income,--.:..
eper.,
Income
SEC
{no6"1 covering an additional 3,000,000 ' common
p
filed
and
-v
1239. '
p.
exps,
Gross
proposed
of
will
construction purposes.—V.
jnvestiaent
announced
the
in
End. Feb. 28—
oper.
ry.
Other
Incorporated Investors, Boston,
Mass.—Registers With
company
$15,000,000
filed
City
Net rev. from
Net
—V.
purposes.—
with
both
Co.
by
subsidiaries
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Net
Securities and Exchange Commission—
ilwesf—V
filed
1468.
p.
Kansas
Oper.
:
.
entered
to
statement
statement
via
relief
Operating
the
/
■
common
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Proposed due in via competitive bidding,
sale,
bonds,
1989.
Another
offering
With
March
USGd f°r eeneral corporate
April
on
/ -s,
a
Pfd,
Idaho Power
it
-
.
ar,es-n
f
.
be"/?
effected through a share for share
Companies, Inc. and. its subsidiary,,
operate as.subsidiaries of Ling Elec- -
stockholders
Lhig-'AUec
shares of
Jersey Insurance Co. of New York—Secondary Offer-7
secondary offering of 1,600 shares of common
(par $10) was made on March -23 by White, Weld#l
& Co., at $39 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1 *
per share.
The unsold balance was withdrawn the fol- '
common stock (par $5) to be offered at
t0JcJlg,i,3le employees pursuant to an Employees'
'
_
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings Increased—
\
■
V-iih
/Secondary Offering—-A secondary offering of 86,174;
1
V
selling
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons,
Rensselaer, N. Y.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SSjS
of
its
Period End. Feb. 28—
..
nl Bh
189,
company.—
12J9.
p.
a
B
Altec
■
next
exercises
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting Co., Ltd.—Stock Offered-An underwriting
group headed by White, Weld
& Co., on April 1 offered
75,000 shares of capital stock
(no par) to the public at a price of
$60 per share, this of¬
fering was oversubscribed and books closed.
v*
'.
;
of Jacobs Co. stock in violation of the registration ankanti- '
provisions of tjie. Securities Act of 1933.
The .petition also:
to the appointment of receivers in an.action for an
accounting
—V.
will
Corp.,
Service
:
ainong the; national
electronics and high
sale
other
•
^EDS-—-The shares are being sold for the
account of
stockholder and none of the
proceeds will accrue to the
petition,
and
excess
and
organization.
1130.
p.
" 1
Commission,
Exchange
lowing day.—V. 187,
operation
of
class
of
consisting of one snare
changes are plaimed in the commercial opera lions; management
cij* policies of the Altec' Companies', group. Aljee Chairman G.- Li
eurrington becomes ; Vice-Chairman of Ling, and * A. A. Ward remains
ing—A
as airline and
university caterers.
formerly headed the New York headquarters of
1
Ap.il
on
shares
900,000
units
acquisition,
stock.
extended the
The exchange
stock
operate
Johnson
concern
189,
Beach
and
B.
Howard
head
motor t
and
includes
under
Nassau
s
which
frozen
——V.
positio^ Mr. Johnson will
operation.
opeiauon
Johnson
succeeding his father, Howard D. John-1
restaurants
■
The petition alludes to the fact that receivers were appointedby "the United States District Court in New York in the action brought
by the Commission against Jacobs Co.
and Alexander XL.
Guterma,
former President,
to compel compliance with the reporting requiremcnts of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and to: enjoin the offer
alludes
the
of
Co.
in
the
of
has
The;
600,000.
fraud
President
and
involuntary
Jacobs
and
elected
was
nationally known chain of
lodges.
In his
30^,
March
on
Johnson's enterprises,
founder
son,
Johnson,
'
of
Securities
assets
Howard Johnson Co.—New President—
Howard
in
'
common
Altec
At fihe
,
2002.
p.
and
A
made
be
a
Bankruptcy Proceedings—
of
by The First
Corp. at $71.37V2 per share, with a dealer's con-V
of $1.25 per share. The unsold balance
has been
Boston
Registers >
—
SEC
the
corporation of Altec Companies, Inc. ha$
with approval of the holders of more .than
Fresident of Altec.
three creditors/ Indicates that
Jacobs Co. is the parent of Grand Rapids Metalcraft Corp. and Con-;."*,
tinental Die Casting Corp.
and has a substantial investment in the
Sfcranton Company,
a consolidated balance sheet as at Feb- 28, 1959.-
602.
p.
for
The
'•
class
with
No
interest
Tlie
to
will
Ling-AIlcc Electronics,
March 24, has filed a notiee of appearance in proceedings pursuant to
Chapter X of tho Bankruptcy Act for the5 reorganization of this com¬
pany pending in the United States District Court In Detroit, Mich.\
.
of
which
17,
1959.
New-York.-
;■
said Act, and, if so, whether it is necessary in the
to suspend its stock from Exchange listing and regis¬
period not exceeding 12 months, or to withdraw same
from listing and registration.
The hearing therein has been continued
to April 27,
1959.;
; 'J';
aVyx.V'
public
this
business
has
**he °Perating assets of
shares
statement
by .this
result"
a
ironies.
Jacobs
tration
Iloudaille Industries,
Ine.—Acquisition—
Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.
Northrup
Altec .Lansing
trading privileges on
of a finding by the
unlisted
to
Exchange.
Upon
the
suspension
of
&
panies,. Inc.
Commission previously announced
the institution of proceed- '
pursuant to Section 19 (a)(2) of the Act to determine whetherCo.
has
failed to • comply with the disclosure ■ and
reporting-,
ings
new
Niagara Falls, N.
near
underwriting. The
mining op^ra ions.??
without
Aittc'ststock.'
As
■
by action
Exchange trading
prohibited during the period of.
to provisions of the Commission's Rule 15c2-2.
V
960,000
exchange of
The
Hooker Chemical Corp.—To Dedicate New Center—
share,
per
i.,7rvr.v
registration
a
the sale of
Leeds
of
•
This corporation
filed
offfeially completed
that
trading on these Exchanges is
to prevent fraudulent, deceptive or manipulative acts' or
over-the-counter trading by
brokers and dealers' in .the >;
necessary
stock
issue
cents
10
<p*r
Ling Electronics, Inc.—Acquisition— %T %
19(a)(4)
Commission
^
25
used for-expenses Jncktental, to
Nigucl
Acquisition
:
and
Section
to
the
the
toward the
bank loans,
-
the "
w*t.i
stock
'
/
-
Exchange Commission has issued an order pur¬
of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
suspending trading in the common stock of this company for a
further 10-day period April l to April II, 1959, inclusive.
\
The stock is listed and registered on the New York Stock Exchange
of
Company
at
capital
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec-;
ondary offering of 50,643 shares of common stock (par';
50 cents) was made on March 19 by Smith/Barney &
Co. at $29.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1
per share.
It was quickly completed—V. 189, p. 811.
::
.
the
under
issue
M
SEC—
With
p.
Securities
The
(where
issued an order
this
-
$21,000,000 Systematic & Single Payment Investment Plans
1130.
'
* •'
189,
suant
Offering Cleared—'•
be
of notification
letter
a
Lawyers Mortgage & Title Co.—Exchange Offer—
See iftij ted* Tniprov emeut Ar'
Inyestlfig; CdiTw* -V
1,86, p. 2247*
s
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Stock Trading Suspended—t '
was
non-assessable
of
and yohe share. of class B,
Underwriting group
headed Jjy Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis. /
/_
."
Investment company filed with the SEC an amend¬
27, 1959 to its registration statement covering an
March
on
additional
value.-
no par
Securities
Tills New York
revenues
to the sale of the new bonds,
Dec.
filed
shares
of, clasaM
sell
corporation -to
this
■
$40,642,000 in longshares' of cumulative preferred stock, par $100; and
787,717 shares of
Bond
tional
and
an^gpt income of $3;064.000 in 1957.
%CAPITALIZATION"-—Giving effect
talization
compared
>:•
.
$19,-
to
permitting
Investors Planning Corp. of
and
at
such
or.
"
v
amounted
company
;..
shares of its affiliated .
companies to three associations en the basis of a reduced sales Ioau
applicable to quantity purchases; - to and Including *Aug.> 20, T959. Th" •
associations are the Los-Angeles physicians Retirement Association,• the-'
Los Angeles Dentists Retirement Association, and University Retirement
Investment Association.—V. 189, p. 1023.'
a'-V-'1-' -.b:
Act
pany
dis¬
The territory served
cooperative associations.
has an area of more than 7,000 square miles
bought
shares
any
debentures
tender
warrants,
of
Securities and Exchange Commission—
stock,
>
under the Investment Com-.,
exemption order
to
Company
Ex~
Service*,. Inc.—Temporary
eruption Granted for Reduced Sales Load-%. yn
an
of
payment
p;;24i8.%>,// ;,v
Laguna
With
milk containers- under license lrom Ex-Cell-O Corp..
for sale within Venezuela.—V.;!188; p. 2247.
y ;
//The SEC has issued
for
March'23
on
offered
are
—V.-133,
-
covering
of the
the
company
paper
Investors; Diversified
.
PROCEEDS—The
S.
The
Detroit,- Mich.,
ranging from 106%
to
100.21 %,
and at special redemption prices
ranging from 101.25'! to 100.16%, plus accrued interest in each case.
sale
company
now
W.
exercise
on
100,000
be
proceeds
has joined with local interests-in the formation pi
corporation in Venezuela, it was ahnouficed on March 27 by
Snyder. International "Paper Vice-President
'*
new
concern, called Envases International S.
A., will produce
This
18,
cash
•
.
$6,101,073,
of
Kimball-Mines, In<v Spokane/ Wash.—Files With SEC
«
.
to
May
lieu
" **.'£
Working capital increased during the year, amountiug. to $6,383,620%
ratio of 2.90, at Dec. 31, 1958.
A year earlier working capital
amounted
to
in
depreciation
current
a
prior
100%
$\32,OO0. '*%,
some
time
start-up
on
v...
approximated/$1,141,500, including
1958
amortization
and
development .and
product
new
on
activity of several new
issued,
company.
shares
o%'
converted
into com-,
Each share
common
stock
of
pre- :
<33%c.-
Number 5835
Volume 189
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
:;43,924 shares are reserved for issuance
8% preferred stock.
par).
conversion * of
upon
proceeds
are to be used for-payment of
outstanding loans
ing-capital and to go to selling stockholder;
*
oL. the company's
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters, the num¬
ber of shares of common stock Which each has severally a greeds to "
The, directors
..
& Co—
J
Union .Securities &
Pea body
Kidder,
Dillon,
Eastman
5,215
1,318
;
Co.
Co._1_J_„
Goldman, Suchs &
Hemphill, Nojes & Do—
_i—'■
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
White, Weld & Co.__
________—1_„ - *
1,318
1,318
Paine,
Witter <&
& Co.——:
Dean
Bache
•*
Sons-—
Alex.
Brown
Blunt
Langley
C.
Trask
Clement
A.
Co
&
&
Cc.
&
—__,
Putnam
.
—V.
•
264
—
189, p.
Vl,236
"1,236
1131.
Loral Electronics Corp., N. Y.
,
-».t
Moines; vlowa, was elected
Hubbeli.
-
'
The
20'/o
front the first/
quarter should be close to
for
the
for
Power
Light
&
Co.,
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
1959—Month—1958
$1,936,354 $2,049,337
1,206,867 . 1,302,830
•
.
'■
to-missile
mainly
and
space
of- telemetering equipment,
exploration companies,
'
Net ry. -oper- income-—
—V. 189, p. 1240.
$1,530,894
70
256*002
261,838
551,882
Net
Net
*
Securities
The
Commission has issued
and Exchange
.
\
811.
p.
This
net 1958 income
Max McGraw," President, reported
000,000. "Earnings for the previous
of
an
;
suspension-order
.
.
(4) that all .material transactions of officers, directors and con¬
trolling persons with Macinar, its precedessors and affiliates. More¬
over, according to the order, the reference to the sale of 50,000 shares
of Macinar stock, by Paul A. Gaston is false and misleading, in that
110,000 shares were sold without an available exemption from the
registration requirement, as is the statement that no compensation
has been paid to officers or directors, in that Paul Gaston received
Und
said
Mr.
Gaston;
disclose
the
and
that
report of stock sales fails to
the shares held by
Mr.
company
a
the
of
names
underwriters,
and the use of the proceeds
made
to
officers, directors, affiliates,
organized in July, 1956, to engage in
steel wool products and table supporting
Gaston,
of stock sales and payments
and/or others.
Macinar was
the manufacture and sale of
mechanisms;—V. 187, p. 1896.
:»This
and
Exchange
filed
company
Co. — Registers With
Commission—
\
statement
registration
a
with
the
SEC
on,
March'
30,i .1959, covering IGO.'Odo -shares of its capital stock.
It is
proposed to offerjthis stock for subscription by holders of outstanding
stock- at therTjate Vof^Jue new .-Share, -for'each,two shares held: (after'
givingi. effect >.jtbithi:6two-f6r-ohe.-. stock ' Split; scheduled" for April 22,
1959).", :Th£,s record^dafe, .'subscription price and. underwriting .terms
are"'t<>//o(? :supplied*f.by" amendment. P, W;' Brooks'4 & 'Co., Inc.", is* listed
as
^
the
Net
will be added to general funds of
the company, to be used to increase the company's'capital and surplus
and thereby furnish it with additional capital funds to expand its busi¬
ness
proceeds
by
the
of
increasing
sale
stock
the
amount
of
insurance
which
it
can
write—
V. 189, p. 707.
-
Company on April 1 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 50,000 shares of common stock, proceeds of which will be
to repay bank loans incurred for construction purposes. Under¬
writing group will be headed by A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Penner
189, p. 124C.
&
Smith,
and
Inc.,
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.-—
Longer Investment Firm—
The SEC has
issued
orders
declaring that this corporation and
Woman's Income Fund, Inc., Baltimore, Md., have ceased to be invest¬
ment
companies.
Substantially all the assets of Manhattan Bond
Fund were transferred to Diversified Investment Fund. Inc., in ex¬
change for 1,849,120 of Diversified shares; and Woman's Income Fund
received 6,279 shares of Mutual Shares Corp. for substantially all of
"
'
SEC
March
at $8 per
share.
Of
the
30
of
total
out of authorized
filed
a
of notification with the
stock (par $1) to be offered
letter
common
be
underwritten
by
W.
EFFECT
May
resorting
current
to
W.
-■
TO
r>
&
Co.,
New
The.offering 'will
York, N. Y.
The
.
$6,674,14#
5,888,688
6,048,21#
fr. ry.
$71,335
$410,847
*269,810
115,472
$222,778
*437,784
opers.
inc
oper.
$625,92§>
76,26#
1959—Month—1958
rev.
fr.
ry;
-
1959—2 Moa.—-1958
.
$666,291
263,000
524,842
541,053
$123,397
72,540
opers.
$332,120
249,012
oper. income
189, p. 1241.
$68,220
49,912
$141,449
98,761
$212,089
140,053
$753,14tJ
•
•,
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Mos.—1958
Railway oper. revenue-.- $22,594,085 $22,293,309 $46,388,200 $45,748,174
Railway oper. exps—_
17,298,368
17,434,120
35,784,554
45,896,864
Net
fr,
rev.
ry.
opers.
oper. income—
189, p. 1469.
ry.
Authorized
-
$848,000
Monon
$5,295,717
2,666,700
$4,859,189 $10,603,646
2,492,647
5,026,016
$9,851,310
5,027,308/
It
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
oper.
revenue—
Railway oper.
exps.—
.
tf
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
$848,000
~
$372,409
ry.
—V.
'. Net
rev.
fr. ry.
1959—Month—1958
$1,607,909
1,376,717
$231,192
76,624
opers.
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 189, p. 1241.
V,
,
$1,607,085
1,359,871
$247,214
•
54,490
'
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$3,171,075
2,813,787
$3,329,980,
2,807,730
$357,288
103,871
$521,86#
111,098,'
'
,i
Monongahela Power Co.
—
Bonds Offered
—
Merrill:
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., headed an under¬
writing syndicate which offered on April 1 an issue of
$16,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 4%% series due April
1,1984, at ^O1.469% and accrued interest/ to yield 4.65%.*
Award
(par
flO.lllshs.
500,000shs.
$9,580 shs.
(1335,969shs.
""Payable to Northwestern National Life Insurance Co,, Minneapolis,
Minn., in 10 installments of $77,000 each on May 8 in each of the
years 1959 through 1968 and in a final installment of $78,000 on May
8", 1969; issued as a $925,000 note bearing 4.14% interest in exchange
for
$925,000 principal amount of United
States of America 1 Vi %
Treasury Notes due Oct. 1., 1961, which the company immediately sold
at a discount of $76,312.50 which is being amortized over the life
of the note,
thus resulting in an effective annual interest rate on
of the bonds was won by the underwriters at
competitive sale March 31 on a bid of 100.739%, as we go
the offering is reported to be about 85% sold. "
to press
-
this note
5.75%.
of
cumulative preferred
5%.
of which 24,830 were issued;
shares were initially authorized,
however, the company's Articles of Incor¬
poration provide that 5% cumulative preferred shares retired through
the sinking fund or converted into common shares may not be re¬
issued.
At Dec. 31, 1958, a total of 8,697 shares had been retired
through the sinking fund and an additional 6,19'2 shares had been
converted into common shares.
Between Dec. 31, 1958, and March 5,
shares were converted into common shares
and 411 shares held in the company's treasury at Dec. 31, 1958, have
been retired in partial satisfaction of the sinking fund requirements
for the year 1958, thus reducing the authorized 5% cumulative pre¬
ferred shares to 9,299 and the outstanding 5% cumulative shares to
9,179.
An additional 596 5 % cumulative preferred shares have been
called for redemption on April 15, 1959, to complete satisfaction of
the sinking fund requirements for the year 1958.
1959,
additional
an
3,672
declared
dividend
401
Issued
shares
Jan.
2,
1959,
in
payment
stock
of
8, 1958.
Does not include an additional 515
after Dec. 31, 1958, pursuant to the agreement
Dec.
shares issued
common
December, 1958 ("Management Stock Options"). At
21,758 ccmmoh shares were reserved for issuance upon:
,the- outstanding 5% cumulative preferred shares, of
which.. 20,846 /were' Still reserved aW March- 5, 1959!
An additional"
il,441 common shares, were then an£ are now reserved for issuance
upon exercise of options ("Management—Stock Options").
entered
into
in
31, i958,
Dec.
conversion
•
of
The new bonds
will be redeemable at regular redemption
price#
ranging from 106.22% to par, and at special redemption prices receding!
from 101.47% to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing, together with othe*
be used by the company to carry out its construction pro¬
funds will
Expenditures for the improvement and expansion
gram.
and 1960
1959
are
estimated
program
for
at $36,000,000.
BUSINESS—Company and its subsidiaries are electric utilities oper¬
ating in the northern half of West Virginia and adjacent portions ot
Maryland, Ohio and Virginia.
The company is a subsidiary of Th#
Penn
West
Electric Co.
Territory served by the company and lto
covers about 13,000 square miles and has a population of
760,000, according to the 1950 .census.
'
*
subsidiaries
about
EARNINGS—For the year 1958 the company and its subsidiaries hadconsolidated
operating
revenues
of
$37,483,499
and
consolidated net
income of $6,342,158.—V. 189, p. 1469.
Monsanto Chemical Co.—New Oil Discovery—
The Lion Oil Company Division has announced the discovery of *
new producing sand in its first development well on a 2,800-acre block
in the El Maton Field of Matagorda County, Texas. The tract, In
which Monsanto has a 35%
interest, is owned jointly with Superior1^
Oil Co., Sun Oil Co. and Cyprus Oil Co.
>
The Newmont No. 1, a step-out east of the Fay No. 1 discovery wen."
has been completed l|rom perforations at 10,630-10,636 feet and 10,65110,655 feet in the Basal Frio formation. On test, the well flowed 70S
barrels of 53 gravity distillate, along with 4,650,000 cubic feet - of gas
per day, through a JL2/64-inch choke with 4,860 pounds flowing tubing
pressure. .The calculated open-flow potential is 4p million cubic feet of
gas per day. ,
>
The original discovery well in this field, completed last January,;
,
.
BUSINESS
executive offices are at
1600
Minneapolis 13, Minn., was incorporated in
Minnesota on May 25, 1933, at which time it acquired some of the
principal assets of the former McQuay Radiator Corp.
The
—
The
company, - whoser
Northeast,
is
the
As
a
broadened
company manufactured convector radiators and
result of extensive research, its line of products
from
time
to
time
to
Include
many
varieties
of
unit
has
coils
transfer
purposes, heating, ventilating and air conditioning
commercial refrigeration equipment, automatic ice makers
recently, prefabricated chimneys.
All of the company's
products arc in highly competitive fields.
Government contracts or
subcontracts are not an important factor in the company's business.
heat
and,
the Easal Frio but were not tested, the company
has a wholly-owned sale subsidiary, American Auto¬
Machine-Co., through which its automatic ice making equip¬
Initially,
heaters.
for
Newmont No. 1 encountered these and two additional potential
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—Registers With
distributed.
incorporation, the company has concentrated its activities
in the field of products associated with heating, air conditioning and
refrigeration.
been
.more
UNDERWRITERS—The
named
'underwriters
below
have
of the company
This company on
acquired shares of the company and from its authorized but unissued
The plan provides for the granting of options to purchase
shares of the company to key employees who perform serv¬
ices Of special importance in the management, operation and develop¬
ment
of
the company
and for the issuance of shares upon the
exercise of the options.
Since February, 1957, options for 318,050 '
shares have been granted, the exercise price ranging from $35.25 ta
$41,125 per share.
Outstanding options are held by 192 individuals
—V. 189, p. 1241.
|
shares.
common
shares
set forth below after their respective names:
Moog Servocontrols, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Shftrps
Loewi & Co. Inc.—
Bell
&
M.
a—
Farrell,
Inc
Dain & Co., Inc
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Woodard-Elwood
189,
p.
1241.
&
—
Co
—
18,000
4,000
12,000
12,000
4,000
Commission
\
\
mon
Of the
total, 120,000 shares will be offered publicly through an under¬
group
March
headed by Bidder, Peabody & Co. and Blunt
10,000 shares will be offered by the company
Of the 120,000 shares, 70,000 are being sold by
Proceeds from the remaining 60,000 shares will
Simmons, while
employees.
stockholders.
on.
a
stock.
writing
'
Meadow Brook Club, Westbury, N. Y.—Files With SEC
The Clufe
March 30 filed with the Securities and Exchange
registration statement covering 130,000 shares of com¬
This corporation on
.
to
'<
26
covering 400 certificates
filed
a-
letter
of beneficial
of
notification
Interest
(stated
SEC—;
March 31 filed a registration statement with the
covering 400,000 shares of common stock, which have been
served for purposes of Its Restricted Stock Option Plan from re¬
SEC
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the number of common
—V.
10,120 feet. Tho
sands In
said.—V. 189, p. 1469.*.
produces oil and'gas from formations at 10,036 and
company
matic Ice
25,000 shares are being offered by the
unissued stock, and 12,500 shares are
Schroeder
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$Giill,466
Missouri-Pacific RR.—Earnings—
•
195^'die
8,
serially to May 8, 1969
5 c/o
cumulative preferred shares
$20)
Common shares (par $1)__—
but
being offered by John P. Crosby, Soring Lake, N. J.
,
$3,280,620
2,869,773
Period End. Feb. 28—
,v
note,'dated
M;14%
J.
covering 37,500 shares
company,
without
year
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Mary Carter Paint Co., Tampa, Fla.—Files With SEC
on
Net
plant at Faribault, Minn., of approximately 40,000 square feet to
jceplaicei y/arehouse space in-Faribault .now under short-term leases 4o
the company and to add some additional manufacturing space.
The.
Ijalance of such'net proceeds will be added to, the company's general
working' capital.
;4 *
; '■
i; •
.*
its assets.—V. 189,
p. 918.
company
Net
net
a
equipment,
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc.—SEC Declares Funds No
The
$241,-
Since its
used
V.
totaled
Sales
$2.83 per share on
PROCEEDS-^-The net proceeds to the company are -estimated at
$514,885. The company proposes to'use approximately $235,000 of such
net proceeds id pay the expenses of constructing an addition to its'
ment
Maine Public Service Co.—Registers With SEC—
'
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Feb. 28—
,
.
Broadway
lihclerwriter.
principal
ak
Milwaukee, Wis.,
([Includes
Maine Fidelity Life Insurance
Securities
30.
share,
McQuay, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Loewi & Co.
$25,000
from registration is not available, in that the amount
of securities offered for sale, taken together with shares sold by an
affiliate in violation of the Securities Act registration requirement,
exceeded the $300,000 maximum allowed by Regulation A;
that the
notification fails to disclose that American Table. Co. is controlled by
Paul A. Gaston and is an affiliate of Macinar; mat the notification
fails to disclose the facts required with respect to stock sales by the
exemption
estimated
*
the period Sept. 1, 1956, to Dec. 31, 1957.
$12,132 during
Furthermore, the Commission states in its order that the Regulation
•
a
year were
;
per
headed ah investment banking1
group which on March 31 publicly offered 50,000 shares
of common stock (par $1) at $11.50 per share. The offer¬
ing has been completed! and the books closed.
\
asserts ' thatthe. rierms:
Regulation A were not,,complied with; that,,the
company's notification and offering: circular contain false arid' niiSleading representations; and 4,hat, by reason "thereof, Macinar'g "stock
offering, violated Section -17 (the fraud prohibitions) of the Securities
Act. The order provides an opportunity for hearing; upon request/ on
the question Whether the suspension should be vacated or made perma¬
nent.
v":
■ - - "■
' /.
''■ -•
The
Commission's order charges
that Macinar's offering circular
falls
to disclose
(1)
that Philip Priedlander is a
company
VicePresident;
(2) that a note indebtedness in the amount of $17,400
is payable to Virginia- B. Gaston, wife of Paul A. Gaston, a controlling
person, officer and director of the company; (3) that Macinar as¬
sumed the obligation for, payment of a $12,854 note of an affiliate;
some
March
on
.
$1.84
or
Sales during,the first two months of 1959 have been running ahead
Inc.,
,
of
conditions-
<
.
rev.
ry.
Net
7
.
and
$14,651,000.
$10,285,000
was
the comparable period a year ago, Mr, McGraw announced, with
largest, increases, noted in. sales of electrical appliances.—V. 189, p. 483.'
,
Commission's
progarra
$2,860,203
2,783,868
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. exps.—
of
.
,
The
company
operated throughout all the last
borrowings, Mr. McGraw said.
;tr
order "tem¬
*
construction
; Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
of Year Ago—
The company's cash and equivalent position at the close of 1958 was
at an all-time high at approximately $25,000,000 and the company
porarily: suspending a, Regulation A exemption from registration' under,
the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a stock offering by Macinar,:
Inc:, of 734 15th St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
'
:
M-- Regulation
A provides- a conditional exemption from Securities Actregistration with respect to public offerings of securities riot exceeding
$300,000 'in amount. : Macinar: filed a notification with the Com¬
mission on April, 14, .1958, proposing the public offering pursuant
to such an exemption
of 160,000 common shares at 75 cents per.;
share and 178,110 warrants for stock, exercisable at 75 cents per
share.
I McGraw Edison Co.—Sales Ahead
'-'X
i Macinar, Inc.—-Stock Offering Suspended—
.
1959
1349.
"Deficit.—V. 189, p. 1241.
'
-
' 572,275
.<
its
p.
*
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 139,
.
$1,556,153
v
189,
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. exps.—
The company has called for redemption on
May 1, i959, all of its
outstanding cumulative preference stock at $55.75 per share plus ac¬
,
$746,507
"$7,000,000.
Period End. Feb. 28—
as1
Payment will be made at The First National Bank of
Chicago, 38 South Dearborn St., Chicago 90, 111., or The Hano.ver Bank,
$4,194,315"
2,638,162
$729,487
-Netrev. from ry. oper.
of
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
crued dividends.
1959—2 Months—1958
$3,989,134
,2,458,240
of
Cost
$11,375,000.—V.
To Redeem Preference Stock—
'
*
:
tho
toward
—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
consideration
proceeds of the stock sale will be used by Milwaukee Gas ilk'
to pay off, or reimbuse Its treasury for funds applied to thh
payment, $3,300,000-of bank notes, and the balance Is to be applied
/
Louisiana & Arkansas
an
order under the Holding Company Art.
to' issue and sell to its parent, American
additional 583,334 shares of its common stock4
an
.
products,. consisting
subcontractor
•
C.—Registers With SEC
cash
a
issued
company
Co.,
Net
•
.
^
Company on April 1" filed a registration statement with • the SEC
covering 250,000 shares of common stock to be underwritten" by' a
syndicate headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Model, Roland & Stone.
The underwriters have purchased warrants from the company, exercis¬
able through Sept. 1, 1964, to purchase 50,000 shares of common "stook
(exercise price to be filed by amendment,)
has
this
Gas
part
director to succeed the late Frederick-
a
SEC
Natural
period
same
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—Stock Sale .Cleared by SEC-
authorizing
about
compared with earnings of $1,800,000
" / v• > * '
ago
electronic
"i.l
i.
;
,
V
.
•
a.
1,648
264
-
requirement of
17 cents a com¬
approximately
'.
v.
,
to
,
,
Maytag II also announced that the company has purchased a
controKing interest in the American Missile Products Co., Inc., of
Lawndale, Calif, a small company started in 1957, it manufactures'
-
-352
-
.equivalent
Scheduled by{
Inc.—^Hearing
Mr.
^
-1,648
-
year
W.
,1;648
'
1950, Maytag
$18,000,000 to
dividend
{eN. ,-Bernard ,.Gussctt,;. President of the Iowa
j
1,648
V
Since
.
annual
..an
approximately $30,000,000, up
of-19§8. Earnings for the first
_7, -Des
.
*
1,648
_
352
Huttoft <& Pomeroy, Inc
North .& Co. Inc.—"
Securities Corp—
';'
2,473
4,648.
352
—>_„
a
2,473
352
______
.
/
3,2.97
..
1950.
approximately
'
.
>t0.tal
quarter >
-$3,000,000,
2,473
Co.—352
Pitch,
Stetson
{/
:
amount
an
•
527
352
:
Schoellkopf,
Barret,
3,297im
703
*
-
call '-wilh eliminate
share,.-
will
j
>
3,297
-V 3,397
527
Co
&
,
itt
earnings
Discussing results so far. this year, Fred Maytag II, President, told
shareowners, .; We now estimate that sales during the first quarter
U\
w.
3;297
,
—527
Bosworth, .Sullivan & Co., Inc
investment Corp. of Norfolk——,
Ryons &
.
703
Inc._l
The Robinson-Humplney Co.,Inc.___
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.___E__-
Lester,
..
This^final
mon
3,297
3,297
.
703
Inc
Co..
r
retained
securities.
Since. 1928,
$270,000,
v,.t>»
3,297
703
froih
.
*
.
4,121
.
of»$6/first preferred stock
paid
Utilities,
corporation
has "filed proposals with the SEC to amend Its
charter, to seek stockholder approval of the amendment, and to adopt
a. plan for granting'stock options to certain employees;
and the Com- '
mission has scheduled the proposals for hearing on April 28, 1959.
Middle South proposes to adopt a stock, option plan for the granting^
of "restricted stock options" to "key employees" - of Middle South and
its subsidiaries for the. purchase of Middle South common stock at not
less than 957c of the market price of outstanding shared on the dato
tho option is granted..
It also proposes to amend its charter so- a»
to exclude from, the provision for preemptive rights the aggregate*
number of shares offered pursuant to the stock option plan.
Solicit*-.
tion of. stockholder approval of such amendment, as well as the
stocky
option plan, also is! proposed.
At the.hearing, inquiry will be con-,
ducted into the question whether these proposals are consistent with.:
provisions of the Holding Company Act.
.
j
,
.
.
4,121„
•
have
South
Stock Option Plan—
on
"This
redemption at $55.75 per share, the call
equal to accrued dividends.
the company has retired the entire issue of 100,000
.shares of $0 .first preferred stock and will have
retired, cn May 1,
the-; entire' 320,000"shares of' $3 cumulative
preference stock, a total
of:,oVer^$28,OOOiOOO worth-of securities.
:
;
_
4,121,,
;
.
703
>•"
-v
Evans
McDonnell
..
879
703
...
Co:__w_.L:U—
&
Co
Spencer
.
32,210 .shares
will
1
$55. plUs an
retire its preferred
4,121'
703
Dickson & Co.,. Inc.___^_i^_^______
E. F. Button & Co—_-.l—
!_
McDonald
*4,121
.
703
.
the
.
.
4,121
379
____
S.
W.
.
--•ir"4;121<
v
379
Ellis & Simmons—
R.
'.
879
:
'
* '.
the
stock
amount
.
879
f*
"
4,121
Middle
SEC
calling for redemption
;
'
,
action
took
Last'November/;Maytag retired 85,000 Shares of its preferred stock.
Other ^redemptions in the past decade were t he
calling of 85,000 shares
or $3 cumulative
preference stock in 1955 and retiring of the final
' i
.
♦».
24
May* 1,
25 will" receive-notice of
-
*6,182
6,182■•••
879
:
Reynolds .& Co;, ,.ln<v—
Shearson, .Hammill" &> Co,^Tucker, Anthony & R
L. Day___*.J____
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath__
&
'
.*
379
& Co^—-—-
"
at par In units of $500 each to members of the Club.. No
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used for construction
a permanent clubhouse, etc.
'
*
P0.000 ..shares "of Maytag's $3 cumulative preference
.
1959. Stockholders of record at the close of business March *
on
"
6,182 •
*6,182*
,,
"
879
_______
du Pont
!
•
6,182
6,182
.
1,318
•«
,
Dodge & Co._____
Domiriick « Dominick____—
Drexer-&:€o.__l_^^^l'_?__,_..L"-'_:-J^-~
I,
1
March
on
price being
24,467 '
;
...
1,318
Clark.
Francis
•
remaining
Stockholders
1,313
be offered
{Maytag Co.—To Redeem Preference Stock—Sales Up
20%-—New Director Elected—-New Acquisition—
purchase from the company, and the number of. shares of ^common;
which each has severally agreed to purchase from the selling
stockholders are, as follows:
;
'
Prom
Prom Selling. *
Company
and work¬
tf.
of
stock
.
(1575)
with the SEC
value $500)
to
by the company for additional working
4
is
The company,
the
leading
Ellis &
directly
certain
be used
capital.
which is changing its name from Moog Valve Co. Inc.,
producer of electro-hydraulic servo-valves and servo-
'
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1576)
These units are major
aetu&tors in -the country.
missiles
®j££raft.
Dec
^
$115,000,
was
31
noi
There are
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Moog Valve Co.,
r
to
The New
at East Aurora, N. Y., filed a registration
statement with -the SEC on March 30, 1950, covering 155,000 shares
of common «tock. Of this stock, 50,000 shares are to be offered for
public eale by the Issuing company; and 70,000 shares, representing
outstanding «toek,. arc to be offered for sale by the present holders
thereof. The additional 10,000 etures are to be offered by the company to Its .employees.
The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to -toe-supplied -by amendment. Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Blunt Ellis & Simmons are -listed as the principal underwriters.
»Moog Valve 4s engaged In the,manufacture of electro-hydraulic servo
control "Components and systems. It was
organized eight years ago
by William C. Moog, Jr., President.
located
This -company,
]
The proceeds to the company from its proposed sale of 60,000 shares
capital, and are expected to be applied
reduce bank
loans incurred to provide working capital for an
will be used to Increase working
to
of business. Additional bank borrowings from time
to time are anticipated. Upon sale of the stock, the
company will
endeavor -to obtain a long-term loan of $500,000 to $750,000, the pro¬
ceeds to be used to repay all presently outstanding interest bearing
long-term Indebtedness.
increasing volume
Of
the
President Moog owns
247,961 shares (56Aftj
and Arthur E.
Moog, Vice-President, 62,367
shares. They propose to sell 23,334 and 23,333 shares, respectively; and
Lewis H. Geyer, Vice-President, proposes to sell 23,333 of his holdings
of
outstanding
440,000
shares,
common
of
assurance
ability
its
rate of interest.
the
to
V except as
'
-
t
f
application in F. D. No. 20372, as amended, covers a loan
of the proposed financing of 30 diesel-electric locomotives
principal amount of $8,389,540. .These locomotives are now
operated by the New Haven under temporary lease.
The application
in F. D. 20398 embraces a loan guaranty of the $1.5 million financ¬
construction
the
of
which is
railroad
of
faculties
shop
the loan
for
offered
security
New
at
Called
of
1955.
in
of
V.'777,.77;>7-
"V
with
/.
'
It
Mr. Zlmmermann
17,
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Mos.—1958
Servocontrols, Inc. above.—V.
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
deficit—.
$526,684
.
$2,854,597
,1,833,614
1740.
Nalco Chemical Co.—Proposed New Name—
©
•
National Aeronautical Corp.—Sales 48% Higher—
Net sales in the three months ended Feb. 28, 1959, rose to $1,377,000,
A gain of 48% over sales of
$93Qg)00 let the corresponding quarter last
stockholders
annual
the
at
&
Co. Inc.
and associates
tinuing
1959,
other
One
Bros.
&
bid
was
received,
and
and
of
even
wider gain
a
in the
quarter compared with a year ago, Mr. Riddle noted.
Net income for
the first quarter increased to $133,000, up 70% from $76,000 in the
like quarter of 1958. Net earnings for the latest
period were equal to
32
cents a share on the 412,749 shares of common stock
outstanding,
compared with 19 cents a share a year ago, adjusted to reflect the
number of.common.shares currently
outstanding.. ,
"■
* \
approved an
increase
in
the board
of
directors
from- five and elected Frederick A. Van
Dcnbergh, Jr. to
newly-creatod- vacancy- Mr. Van Denbergh is a member of the
Philadelphia law firm of Saul, -Swing, Romick & Saul, counsel for the
company. He is; also a director of Cummins Diesel Bngines; Inc., Middle
the
Lumbermen's. Association
Pleasantville, N. J.—V. 189, p. 1469.
and
the
Peter
Lumber
Co.
The
of
•'
entire
corporation were listed
said:
25
"This
is
company
con¬
for the five months ended Feb..
ahead of the corresponding period a year ago." For
it is expected that both sales and earnings will be
were 6^2%
months,
>
subject
'"
to
-
A
;^
Associates
'
,
..
'
.
■
to
"Flexhead"
unique
new,
steel
and
wood
with
the
nail for
root
decks
—
fastening Fibergias roof insula¬
been announced by this cor¬
has
;
"
.
new
in
Y.,
which
-
rides
when
down
is released.
Development of the
is applied, and
pressure
pressure
,
,
-7
.
nail provides
7,
back up
snaps
when-
'
„
.
flexibility
in.methods of in-,
Fibergias roof insulation. For example, in some instances
it will no longer be necessary to lay roofing paper over a wood deck
prior to applying the bitumen and then the roof insulation. With the
new nail,
it will be possible to fasten the roof insulation directly t»
the wood deck without application of the bitumen.
•
-. The nail also makes possible another method of
fastening the Fiber-,
glas roof insulation to steel decks.—V. 189, p. 707. '
"r "•>
7
:
the
in
of notification
nail, developed by the E. S. Products Co. of Mamaroneck,
cooperation with OWens-Corning, specifically for use with
Fibergias roof Insulation, has a movable head, lfe inches in diameter,
N.
/,'■.<
..
letter
a
poration.
authorization
;•
20 filed
Owens-Corning Fibergias Corp.—New Product
_
The
are
March
on
$1.25
tion
offer of 98.273 for 4V»s by Salomon
an
corporation
covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used to pay outstanding debt and for additional working capital..
at
issue of certificates is to be secured by 26 covered hopper
diesel electric locomotive units, estimated to cost $15,850,-
and 87
720.
offering are: R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Freeman & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson.
& Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
and Shearson, Hamraill & Co.—
V. 189, p. 1469.
stallation
new
of
.
Northern Indiana Public Service
to
six members
Atlantic
this
of
Exchange.
SEC
on
certificates
the
of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
percentage basis; net income showed
The
Sold—Halsey,
Associates.
sale
Hutzler
Issuance
cars
stockholders
shares
higher than reported for the first half of 1958."—V. 189, p. 484.
April 2 offered an
issue of $7,350,000 4Vs% equipment trust certificates,
maturing semi-annually, Oct. 1, 1959 to April .1, 1974,
inclusive. The certificates are scaled to yield from 3.65%
to 4.30%, according to maturity, and were awarded to
the group on its bid of 98.39%. "
"volume to date is.running ahead of that figugre." For the fiscal year
ended Nov. 30, 1958, net 6ales amounted, to a record $4,304,211.
The
the
189, p. 1241.
!
Mr. Riddle pointing out that NARCO had budgeted sales.of $5,250,000
for the eurrent fiscal year which will end Nov. 30, 1959, reported that
a
1958,
American Stock
President, on March
to show good progress? Sales
2,560,3G3
Norfolk & Western Railway—Certificates
See National Aluminatc Corp. below.
James M. Riddle, Jr., President, told
meeting on March 30.
26,
the
on
Snower,
28,
$1,628,127
1,573,050
$1,592,038
665,244
opers.
ry.
oper.
use for such things as proxy statements, '
and mutual fund reports.—V. 189, p. 1132.
Organics, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
186, p.
year,
B.
the full six
Net
He noted its
March
traded
H.
Railway oper. revenue— $11,439,187 $10,661,217 $23,200,305 $22,939,9G2
Railway oper. exps
9,847,149
10,134,533
20,345,708
21,311,835
Net
the
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.—Listing in New Yorkand
Period End. Feb. 28—
Co.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common
stock (no par) was made on March 19 by Blyth &
Co.,
Inc., at $52.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of
60 cents per share. It was completed.—V.
189, p. 13w.
7. Ozark Air Lines, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Files With SEC
The
,
corporation on March 24 filed a letter Of notification with the
covering 59,825 shares of general common stock (par $1) to he
at $4.25 per share for subscription by holders of its class A
SEC
offered
class B common stock and/or class B common stock evidenced by
voting trust certificate, one share of general common -stock for each
and
; National Aluminate Corp.—Plans
Change in Name and
Increase in Capitalization—
Changing -the name of this corporation to Nalco Chemical Co. is
being recommended >to stockholders for approval at the annual meeting
April 27, it was announced on April 1 by Joseph A. Holmes, President.
A
proposal to increase the number of authorized common shares
$2.50) from 1,500,000 to 3,000,000 will also be considered.
The word "Chemical" will
emphasize that the company's services
and products-are available to all industries
using chemicals rather
(par
than
.
only
those where water treatment chemicals
are
needed
as
"National Aluminate", implies, Mr. Holmes
pointed out.
,
The corporation has no present intention of
using the additional
shares for any special purpose.—V. 188,
p. 1197.
Ohio Power Co.—Bonds Offered
Co. Inc. and associates
National
Life
&
Casualty
Insurance
Co., Phoenix,
Ariz.—Registers Proposed Offering With SEC—
This
with offices at. 2300 North Central Avenue, Phoenix,
a registration statement with
the SEC on March 25, 1959
250,000 shares of its common capital stock.
The company
proposes to -offer the stock for sale at $4.44
per share to holders of
certain of its life insurance policies issued on or
prior to Dec. 31, 1955
and to certain employees.
Promotional
commissions are payable in
stock at 10ft
of the gross purchase price, to Robert H.
company,
Ariz., filed
covering
Wallace,
President, and -to such other directors as the board
may designate.
/
According to the prospectus, the company made an offer in 1953
to
its Charter
-policy holders and to its future coupon
of 900,000 shares -of" common stock. All such
stock was
to exhaustionby-prior issuance.
The
policy holders,
offered subject
has
recently been
completed,-although because the
Bomewhat
earlier
enabled to
than
reserve
offering
900,000 shares
offered
anticipated,
some
policy
were
holders
exhausted
were
not
much
stock as they had
originally. anticipated."
offering is designed to permit charter, coupon and other
policy-holders who did not secure .all the stock they expected to-receive
to apply future dividends, and
coupon- values to the purchase of stock.
-
as
The present
Net proceedswilt bo- added.to. the
capital' and surplus of .' the company,for,-use in the-expansion of the company's activities* into, states
other
than Arizona, Colorado,. New -Mexico and
Utah, its present territory.
178#-»f). 1275.
)
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*
5
'
New Orleans & Northeastern
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
Railway
:
Award of the bonds
tive sale March 30
oper.
$884,586
exps.—
804,452
Net rev. fr. j-y. opers.
Net ry. oper. Income—
$80,134
31,577
$756,141
647,687"
PROCEEDS—Net
-»-V.
1,306,508
.
$108,454
3,979
$277,439
$280,397
124.586
60,320
189, p. 1241. •,
tional
Period End. Feb. 28—
1959—Month—1958
$
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
oper
rev.
ry,
fr.
-revenue
exps
ry. opers.
deficit
oper.
54,058.084
47,832,664
$
lation
$
46,189,416 110,567,780 100 418 588
46,054,398
97,794,021
94,651,664
12,773,759
693,878
7,723,303
831,512
5,766,924
9,680,593
oper.
oper.
revenue—
exps
Net rev. fr. ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. inc
*-V.
189,
p.
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$11,764,308 $10,603,981 $23,630,174 $22,453 098
6,401,942
8,593,555
17,528,471
17,882290
together with capital
American Electric Power
for the prepayment of notes
connection with the construction pro¬
$3,362,366
1,374,132
$2,010,426
715,211
$6,110,703
2,497,322
$4,570,808
1,654,199
B
stock
common
both of St.
held
but Newhard,
of
shares.
-'
record
April
Cook & Co.
Louis, Mo., have
7.
and
agreed to
—
pur¬
>
.
proceeds
will
be
applied
in
PURCHASERS—The
the
respective
forth below:
months
of
Inc.
\_
Peck
*.7
Allison-Williams
Anderson
&
cf
-
.*
350,000
Co
is
Burge & Kraus
Bros;
150,000
&
&
Cc
1
700,000
Inc.
;
&
500,000
200,000
Co
200,000
Co.,
Inc—Union Securities
150,000
&
Finkle
&
of
Co.
<fc
Co.-
Southwest
&
H.
Hobbs
Gregory
&
&
350,000
&
Hornblower
&
Illinois
Co.
—V.
189,
1468.
p.
Inc...
150,000
100,000
J.
S.
500,000
&
Co.,
&
Co
N.
at
Co.__.
750,000
250,000
&
Neal
&
Co
S.
proceeds- to Refinite Corp. from
to be used is in repayment of loams
it to finance "its purchase of the 51,847
$18,863.33 of the proceeds will he restored to
Yantls & Co., Inc.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
and
Delaware—
150,000
150,000
200,000
100,000
by Stone
issue of 200,000 shares of common -stock (no par)
$10.50
per
share. This offering
books closed.
PROCEEDS—Net
ment of
a
were
Dental
Mississippi.
primarily
sale
will
•
be
/
to
year
Supply Co.
F.
declared,
March
in
at
Patterson,
dental
1935.
cost
a
of
one
the
two
largest
are
payable
firms
of
Its
equipment west
made through 34 branches,
laboratories and schools.
been
have
paid
on
April
1959
l,
to
the
stock
common
12V2 cents
stockholders
share
a
of
record
in
has
on
17.
1958—not
was
sales
of
M.
F.
Patterson
and
Including
1958
California
Dental—were
subsidiaries
$15,660,320
and
3541,757, compared with $14,486,282 and $508,360,
tively, in 1957.
year
7^
of $2,004,300.
A quarterly dividend of
EARNINGS—Consolidated
income
J
the proceeds of which, together with
The company's sales
dentists,
since
"7
applied to repay¬
used to purchase in March, 1959, all of the stock of
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
,
'r
is the largest distributor of dental supplies and
of the
been
oversubscribed and
was
~
proceeds from this
$1,900,000 bank loan,
other funds,
California
^
-
*"
-
Wag¬
goner
F.
260,000
250,000
Wyatt,
&
for which the
intended
swimming pool equipment and supplies, and the servicing
of pools and equipment.—V. 184, p. 626.
'
7
new
each
Inc
Geruldsen
White
offer
-
& Webster Securities Corp., on April 1 offered publicly
100,000
Co.
Co.
C.
is
remaining
200,000
Strauss
Wallace,
1,200,000
350,000
&
__—f
&
The
of
kind,
Co.,
350.000
Thomas
stock
100,000
Inc.
350,000
1,200,000
of
BUSINESS—M.
Inc.
Sterne, Agee & Leach
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
500,000
Weeks
The
200,000
Inc.
Brothers
-
J (M. F.) Patterson Dental Supply Co.7of
Copeland &
&
*1,
part of the proceeds of the stock sale.
Stock Offered—An underwriting group headed
100,000
Newburger, Loeb & Co.
Nongard, Showers &
Stroud
Co......
Co.;
Moreland,
Brairdenberger, Johnston & Currie
Mullaney, Wells & Co..
Inc.
purpose
no
prices ranging
shares were
purchase
a
maintenance
100,000
100,000
100,000
sale
sale
a
150,000
350,000
400,000
■
Sons
250,000
Co.
200,000
1958.
will receive
at
103,697
to
.
-100,000
Coe
Pollock
last year. All
Paddock pursuant
; •
7 ^
of
operating capital.
.
: ■
.
>
The company Is engaged In three types of activities, consisting of
the design and installation of swimming pools, the manufacture and
McMaster Hutchinson
E.
the
$9
„
:
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
200,000
Co
Haupt & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co....
.7
Stern
Funk,
Ira
7
250,000
Co.
Co
&
Mid-South Securities Co.
Wm.
public." The initial purchase
payable in cash, and the balance
its
'
150,000
Marshall
&
..
350,000
Michigan Corp.
Corp
principal
to
year
stockholders
company
$150,000
;
Kendall,
first
December
in
The
1,200,000
&
general
was
totalling $136,677.67 made by
Williams
Stern
the
its
Lane,
Levy,
to
Refinite
$20,633,-
—
Lawson,
the
from
made
Lridehburg, Thalmann &
Murray,
Securities
$4
acquired
..I.....—,150,000
Co.
by
company
MacArthur
Patterson,
1,200,000
100,000
First
Creston
Kenower,
offered
be
shares
purchases is payable oner the next five years
of
Space Corp...—;__i
200,000
Co
not
51,847
the
the
income
The'Johnson,
Securities
Corp.
per
from
of
the bonds and
purchased by them are set
1,200,000
i
$9
will
and
of
estimated popu¬
1958,
owner
to
of
The Milwaukee
Cunningham,- Schmertz
Inc.
30,
net
of
103,697 of the 288,786 shares of outstanding common
acquired during January 1959 at prices ranging from
share. The 51,847 shares are to be offered for sale at
$3 per share "only to stockholders and directors of The Refinite Corp.
purchasers
be
200,000
150,000
Collins
Nov.
and
Mackall
Brothers
...'
Clayton Securities Corp.
Coburn
&
Middlebrook,
First
to
1,200,000
Denton,
Byrd
Equitable
the
1,000,000"
...
Stearns
the
$3
toward addi¬
shares.
100,000'
Strudwick.
BSche & Co
David
an
a
stock of Paddock
.
amounts
>
ended
.$5,350,000
.
Adams <fc
Ferris
with
area
$110,668,485
names
principal
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Julien
an
California—Registers With SEC—
company,
'
organization,
.
Hirsch
1350.
class
and
located at 8400 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles,
registration statement with file SEC on March 30, 1959
covering 51,847 outstanding shares of its common stock.
According to the prospectus, The Refinite Corp., of Ralston, Neb.,
The
12
revenues
301-
Fester
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
A
unsubscribed
filed
Calif.,
1,473,000.
operating
First
135,018
class
Paddock of
company
communities
EARNINGS—For the
had
Freeman
Railway
Railway
622
serves
of
Co.,
$
the
This
j
construction program.
Dick & Merle-Smith
1959—2 Mos.—1958
6,225.420
—V. 189. p. 1241.
Period End. Fteb. 28—
of the
costs
company
&
RR.—Earnings—-
of
No underwriting is involved,
." The proceeds are to be used to purchase additional flight and ground
equipment and for working capital.—V. 176, p. 1965.
won by the group at
competi¬
bid of 101.83%. As we go to press
BUSINESS—Company, a part of the American Electric Power in¬
tegrated electric utility system, is engaged in the generation, purchase,
transmission and distribution of electricity and its sale to
the public
in extensive territory in Ohio, and in the
supplying of electricity at
wholesale to other electric utility companies and
municipalities.
The
Dallas
New York Central
1959.
chase
proceeds from the financing,
Inc.
.
shares
14,
Yates, Heltner & Woods,
was
on a
from the parent
Company, will be used by the
payable to banks, incurred in
gram, and the balance of the
.
$1,586,905
a
20
issue of
The new bonds will be redeemable
at
regular redemption prices
ranging from 107.18% to par, and at special redemption prices reced¬
ing from 102.55% to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
Burns
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$1,806,228
1,528,789
an
the offering is still being continued.
Bear,
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
.
oper. revenue— %
.
Halsey, Stuart &
$25,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 4%% series due April
1, 1989, at 102.547% and accrued interest, to yield 4.47%.
Ball,
■
■'
'
3
,
—
March 31 offered
on
contributions
.
•
the increase in postal, rates In 1958 had accel¬
use of lightweight papers where
large mail¬
said
toward
direct mail advertising,
Effective
Stuart
On
trend
a
ings were made.
Changing Its Name—Financing—
i
that
the
use
of
lightweight paper in place of
normally used in annual reports saved Olin Mathieson
mailing costs. Almost $5,000 was saved In paper costs.
paper
its
of
erated
Earnings—
registration statement also includes an additional 25,000 shares,
of which options for J0,000 shares have been granted by the company
and 15,000 by the company's principal stockholders, the options being
exercisable at $13 per share. The options were granted in
1957 to
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
as
part consideration for services in the
private placement of 8C,000 common shares, 40,000 by the company
and 40,000 by the four stockholders (including Kenneth J. Mcllralth)
See Moog
estimated
was
40%
interest
.
sneeds,
standard
deferred pending the meeting of the conditions imposed, the filing of
the required information with respect to the rate of interest and the
completloi*. of the applications by the lending institutions.- ; •-
The
the paper is a product of the Ecusta operation of
is now being introduced in the printing market.
and
make
to
be handled
can
normal
'7
r
"7 ;
available to printers a lightweight
paper which
without difficulty t»n regular letter press equipment at
it has high tensile strength, ultra-whiteness and good
printing opacity resulting in minimum "show through?' according to
W. E'. Zlmmermann, Ecusta director of
marketing and sales.
Haven
report states that the matter of reasonableness of
and final disposition of both applications will be
Commission
rate
in connection
banks
York
New
damage
The
33,244 shares.
-
paper developed especially for fine letter press
successfully work-tested by this corporation, it was
"Wayllte,"
Mathieson
Produced
is the title to
in F. D. 20398.
the requirement
It F. D. 20398
loans made by
the restoration of
security is offered
No
locomotives.
number
the
months
lightweight
new
Olin
in F. D. 20372
for the loan
the Commission was
that the New Haven pledge as security for the loan
its equity in the collateral pledged to secure certain
The
a
$181,469
$0.28
$0.40
;
The corporation printed 162,000 annual reports
<36 pages each) with the new paper and reports a "trouble-free" run.
part of New Haven's shop centralization program.
a
Among the conditions imposed by
flood
shs.)
reported on March 27.
total
the
$261,853
;
657,124
on
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp—New Product—
A
prkiting has been
.
The
ing
185,133
company expected gains in sales and net profit for the last six
of the fiscal year.—V. 189, p. 484. ~
guaranty
in
1958
$366,602
272,216
the first Tailroad to apply for a loan guaranty
Haven was
provisions of part V.
Both of the applications involved
were
incomplete as filed.
Later the New Haven requested that the
Commission issue a statement of its findings under the provisions of
,
1959
$534,069
provision
the
under
part
tax
provision
Phelan, Chairman of the Board and President, stated that
new
orders received during the six months period showed a gain of
50% over the previous year and that the company's business
con¬
tinued to grow.
He said that the future outlook was good and the
the loan and reasonable protection to the United States.
repay
inc.
tax
James M.
the character and value
power of the New Haven together with
the security pledged
furnish reasonable
of
Fed.
Net earnings
—„
Earnings per sh. abased
with
ing
before
Federal income
their terms be payable within 15 years and that, upon compliance
the conditions imposed by the Commission, the prospective earn¬
by
(Buffalo), N. Y.
Headquarters are in East Aurora
report
a
of
Increased to 500,000 shares as a result of the
This will be
standing.
March 30 issued
on
proposed loans on reasonable terms without a guaranty under part V
the Interstate Commerce Act, as amended, that the loans would
and net income was $180,000 or 41
440.000 share, ol common s eek out-
sales were $4,600,000
1958
Commission
Commerce
Interstate
applications by this railroad company for government guarantees
on
two loans totaling $9,889,540. '
The Commission found that the New Haven is unable to obtain the
800,000 and net
In the six months ended
26 cents per share.
or
The
Six Months Ended Feb. 28—
Earns,
on
1958 sales were $7
ended June 30,
income
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings—
ernment Guarantees on Two Loans—
J
half
Seeks Gov-
Hartford RR
New York, New Haven &
components in electro-
hydraulic servocontrol systems which control the stewing of
and operate' conuoL surfaces In supersonic Jet
the company's output Ic now used in missile programs and
Monday, April 6, 1959
...
Net earnings
amounted to
of California Dental Supply Co.
$118,931
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
on
effect
sales of
to
this
net
respec¬
for
the
$3,317,755.
sale,
the
company's
Dec.
Number 5835
189
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1577)
capitalization
31
of:
consisted
$1,146,984 .of
debt
and
674,600
shares
Designed. for
stock.-,
of common
JiV'-
• ;
4>/2%
/—
5Vz%'
-
-•
-
due 'in
Outstanding
excellent
The
'
—
$1,450,000
-
$100,000 required
to
1966
/•>■',
$1,150,000
*
installments
of
$11,250
to
1968___
sinking
*
112,500
installments
semiannual
April
of
$4,495
70,964
.
...
to
1960
1,
35,960
stock
Common
(without
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase
set forth below:
value)—
par
13,484"
1,000,000 shs.
underwriters
the respective number of shares
have
of
cobalt
a
nuclear
radiation
The
is
including
shielded
it
and
for
is
.
.
;
tion
.
monitors
At
contracts
stock
and
which
radiation
its'Mayfield
with
have
been
detectors
Electronics
the
Shares
,
Army
turned
radio
performing
Securities
Corp.
Allison-Williams
A.
C.
Ailyn &
A.
G.
Becker
33,000
Company-
radia¬
and
out
and
the
the
military
Piasecki
the
U.
S.
will
Civil
and
work
&
Co.
Sullivan
Bosworth,
Inc.
11,000
&
Phillips Co.——,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Dain
M.
J.
Kalman
&
Co.,
Inc
8,000
—V.
189, p.
William
8,000
Co., Inc
iLee Higginscn Corp
Lester, Ryons & Co.—
Curtis
Piper, Jaffray &
Quail & Co., Inc
in
-
4,000
Stern
11,000
Staats &
R.
Brothers
Witter
Dean
&
Co.—
8,000
Co
Aeronautics
/'
11,000
i__
_
8,000
Harold E.
1242.
Wood
&
Woodard-Elwood
Co
$2,304,562,
share,
per
assets
3.24
was
to
to
current
with
the
8,000
to
date
some
in
period
the
in
quarter
1958.—V.
138,
of
1959
he
to
which
he
1470.
increase
to
$1.66
continued
them
all
of
of
owners
writer
will
will
Petroleum, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
offering of 6,000 shares of common stock (par).'
made on March 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc.", at $17
per pshare,)'with a dealer's concession of 45 cents per ;
$1)
This
The
share.
unsold
balance
withdrawn
was
the
follow-
?enn^exas Corp.—Registers
/
:
'a
400,000
of
at
809
with
statement
'
shares
the
West
Main
SEC
common".-stock,
to
offered
by
to
;;r.nd
certain
agents- and
St.,
its
all
the
have
own
and
shares
prior
all
rights
subscription
acquired
the
in
at
of
Life
Producers
paid
at
$10,000
shares,
of
public
sold)
Samuel
I.
will
also
The
for
■
of
$3,000,000
with Canadian Fair-wks-MorsV Co. Ltd.,
Penn-'
has
agreed to acquire 75,654 additional shares of Fairbanks
common now
owned by Canadian Fairbanks at $32
pur share.
-en
Morse
This
,
SEC
the. net
Texas
proceeds of the. public sale of its common stock, Pennapply $2,420,928 to the purchase of the additional stock
Morse.
Upon completion of such purchase, if will own
will
shares
909,055
include
The
As
Fail-banks
balance
short-term
Feb.
on
Fairbanks
of
stock.
standing
Morse
the
of
loans,
its
in
common
Penn-Texas
84.2',»
or
will
consolidated Federal
proceeds
will
be
in
be
applied
of
income
the
to
the
tax
of
out¬
position
a
?the
return.
unpaid,
maining
balance*
except
$400,000 owed to Jacques
proceds will be available
for
the
of
general
This
corporation
,,
purposes.-—V.
Glass
Pennsylvania
dated net
reports for
the
year
ended
then
shares
common
$1,286,011.—V.
187,
Permachem
p.
class
prospectus,
their
to
B
the
class
A
stock
common
stock
common
(10
registx^tion covers the
cents
31,
ployees
_
of
par)
filed
certain
to
shares
all
of
Beach, owns 52.9^
shares.—V. 183, p. 211.
the
of
class
A
and
76'/
;
of
the
due
April
amendment.
Net
the
of
used
the
of
in
Oct.-
1,
on
•
stock
July/1,
and
of
computers,
center.
Immediately
the balance to be used for
.
at
the
$9,000,000 will
of
the
sale
of
the
debentures,
$19,000,000
the
of
business
struction
p.
1470.
of
the
thereafter
a
the
until
will
be
used
to
repay
the
presently
latter
part
will
be
further
and
increased
comouter
from
time
facilities
of
to
time
as
con¬
189,
'
3
•
{:'c
1959.
and
redeemable
to
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.—Opens
for
com¬
to
the
general
cor¬
of
this
corporation
to
3'/4
Radorock
15.
shares
share
of
shareholders
Each
of
share
common
Radorock
stock
of
stock
will
be
and
established
a
policy of paying
its
400,000
shares
of
with
author¬
common
stock
to
shares
will
the
are
be
outstanding.
converted
effective
shareholders;
date
of
The
Into
the
present
common
stock
merger. Radorock
Chesapeake has
approximately
50.
p.
March
on
$1,500,000
to
each
stock
300
30
of
filed
6%
offer
at
registration
a
convertible
the
the
rate
solicit
held.
The
balance
he
be
will
tional
oil
the
its
and
and
use
its
best
10'/.
business
to
added
for
of
date
underwriter,
of the offer and to form and
manage
to solicit acceptances.
There is no firm commitment
will receive a commission of
used
be
available
record
The
will
underwriter
properties.
gas
will
1969.
acceptances
The
and
with
due
for
subscription by
$100 principal amount of
of
shares
common
statement
debentures
debentures
Of
is
the
the
acquisition
proceeds
of
debtors of the
pay current
the general funds
to
development
of
its
the
of
financing,
The
company.
company
and
will
properties
development
acquisition and
properties.—V. 186, p. 733.
gas
development
this
and
the
present
of
program
and
net
of
addi¬
other
after
$100
per
March
Republic Foil, Inc., Danbury,
Conn.—Registers
posed Rights Offering With SEC— \
15,
This
share, plus
GIVING
EFFECT
/
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
.
corporation,
for
of
:
series,
due
1982
1984
.HVt'.i-,
1959
due
A.
'
-
pany
'
'
-
stock
Revere
3,396,000
bauxite,
the
-
3,000,000 shs.
par
1,944,568 shs.
are
follows:
as
'
'
,
Shares
&
Co,___
i
Lehman
Brothers
Salomon
Bros
E,
F.
Bear
Hutton
Steins
189,
p.
18.900
»
*'
Shares
McDonnell
8,100
Brettcher
Hutzler—
5,400
Quinn
Co._<
&
&
&
5,400
Creston
5,400
&
Co.,
Inc
3,240
3,240
Co.
Co_
&
&
Co
Co
H.
record
date, subscription price'and
by amendment. Laird & Com¬
supplied
principal underwriter.
in
the
proceeds of its
the
estimated
extent
stock
and
company
to
require $575,000.
available
will
be
used
to
The balance
retire
bank
of
loans
the
of
Copper & Brass Inc.—Sets Up Mining Depart¬
Develop Ore Sources—
of
,
Mining Department to develop ore sources, including
a
announced
was
189,
p.
March
on
31
by J.
M. Kennedy, Chairman
of
485.
Hobbs
able from
The
;
Its
Electronics
literature
greatly extends
gives
the
Components Division.
basic information on the **Rex-Array," which
and increases the flexibility of digital com¬
range
puter systems by behaving essentially
like
no soldering and utilizing only
the space of diode arrays.
The plates are
.computers as well
any punched card
ilng, card reading,
insertion of the
as
new
units.
They
diode
a
practically
array,
but requiring
approximately one-twentieth
can
applicable to existing digital
be used In conjunction with
system
replacing mechanical methods of film readcharacter recognition, language translation. Simple
masking card connects pre-selected networks.
&
♦
1,080
j
'
-
»
-
Reynolds Metals Co.—New Aluminum Contract—
-
>
Lu-Re-Co
Service
Association, Washington, D.
C., will market a
'complete line of aluminum building proaucts to lumber dealers In the
United States
SEC—
corporation, located at 511 East 72nd St.,
registration statement with the SEC on March
Corp., West Acton, Mass.—New Product—
3,240
Funk,
1242.
Purepac Corp.—Registers With
This
Connl,
1959,. covering
Literature
on
the
recently-announced
"Rex-Array" photorectifier
plate introduced by this corporation at the 1959 IRE show now is avail¬
provisions.
'
Allen
the
Board.-rV.
Rex
PURCHASES—The nanie of the purchasers and the number of shares
preferred fetock with attached warrants which each, has
agreed to
purchase
Danbury,
offered for subscrip¬
ba^s of one new share
>
56,000 shs.
mortgage
Of
the
upon
St.,
March 26,
to be
30,600 shs.
56,000 shs.
'Of
the
amount' authorized, $498,000
with
respect
to
the
debentures due 1970 and $604,000 with
respect to the 4V4% debentures
due 1972, respectively, have been retired
through sinking fund opera¬
tions and may not be reissued.
^Unlimited as to authorization, but
issuance limited by
property/earnings, and other
•
The
be
engaged
division
to
to
on
is
manufacture of plain unbacked
offering will be added to the
Initially will be used to purchase
building and purchase equipment for the expansion of its
of
a
foil
ment to
30 0"0 shs.
($5
Triangle
stock
150,000 shs.
—
series, 5.25^
Common
55
The
Pro¬
$200,000 with remainder, if any, added to working
capital.
2,502,000
par)
is
Net
etched
proceeds
held.
are
the
as
funds
Formation
4.000,000
($100
shares
land, erect
3,840,000
$3,000,000
1972
is listed
general
'
-
three
11.000,000
„
,
stock.
common
The- company
2,940,000
;
at
$6,052,000
4,750,000
.
1938__,
offices
by holders of outstanding shares
each
.aluminum foil.
Outstanding
with
registration statement with the SEC
a
70.196 shares
/
Electronics Division—
This corporation on March 30 announced a major expansion of its
production, research and development facilities with the opening of its
new Mayfield Electronics Division at Mayfield, Pa., near Scranton.
Into
Oi
company's principal
oil
filed
series, due 1980
3aA%'
—V.
.
added
for
outstanding 5,637,493 shares,
189,
common
for
purchase.
$350,000
short-term bank loan
a
ox
3a/a%- series, due
Wb'/o series, due
outstanding
progresses.—V.
be
Inc.
submitted
Each
13,389
proposes
group of dealers
of
2
the year
1958, the company had total operating
$14,517,176 and net income of $2,855,688, equal, after pre¬
ferred dividends, to $1.39
per common share.
•
applied
transistor
by the
,
be
will
mortgage bonds—
2%^ series, due 1977
Of such
Finance
Resources,
be
Chesapeake
covering
to
The
preferred stock,
to finance its
new
4First
company
company's
and
per
.EARNINGS—For
-
will
company's short-term V-loan notes issued to provide
in connection with defense production contracts and
be
Phileo
of
share
per
of
corporation
SEC
efforts
BUSINESS—Company is* engaged principally in the generation, pur¬
distribution and sale of electricity and in
supplying various
CAPITALIZATION
the company of
equipment for a new
to the payment of short-term bank borrow¬
Corporation
incurred
primarily to
finance
products.
It is expected that the company's
V-loan borrowings and Phileo Finance Corporation's -short-term bank
borrowings will be increased in xhe near future in the ordinary course
ings
sales
$33.75
will
available
subscription price are to be supplied by amendment.
Emanuel Deetjen & Co., as
agent of the company,
non-
entitle
which
shareholders.—V.
company
holders ol' its
•
$10,000,000
of
the
to
redemption prices ranging from $105
dividends to the redemption date.
revenues
-
following
working capital
1963,
of
stock
The
to
1,
has
7,500,000.
underwriting terms
by
and its unconsolidated subsidiairy, Phileo Finance Corporation.
balance
July
stock
be
$55,000 to
her to the
by
collateralized
proceeds
will
(b)
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.—Registers
Debenture Offering
Securities and Exchange Commission—
em¬
$103
loan
to the
purchase of
the
made
surviving corporation
converted
present
communities with water, wholly within the state of New Mexico.
Total
population of the area served by the company with
electricity is esti¬
mated at more than 315,000.
B
A"-",
be used to reduce temporarily the current indebtedness of the
'amount
at
the
5%
-
expiring
including the repayment of
stock
electronic
share,
This
war¬
and
under¬
With
;
Series
manufacture
of
non-detachable
the
;
corporation.
of
continuance
until
program
Pi-eferred
the
and
preferred
price
at
shares
1,500
1959.
warrants,
be
that corporation prior
has approximately 16,500
war¬
with
are offered
to
offering
15,
with
in
Subject
for
Corp.;
loans
of
the
and
(a)
$60,000
Realty
meeting to be held April
of
1963.
templates capital expenditures through 1981 aggregating approximately
$21 000,000,
substantially all of which is for additional plant and
equipment for the manufacture cf transistors by its subsidiary, Lansfor
public
will
debentures
stock
Storch;
follows:
of
repayment
to repay a
will
special
surviving
preferred
Stock
together
Realty
York,
Chesapeake has outstanding 229,987
shares, of which 4.900
shares are held by the
company as treasury stock.
Chesapeake also
is authorized to issue
15,000 shares of preferred
stock, par value $12.50
purchase three
(3)
of the company at $31.25 per share from Oct.
Sinking fund"'debentures—•"
due
i970
research
the
the
company and will be available for general corporate purposes.
In
addition to ttormal replacements and improvements the company con¬
and
preferi'ed
a
tion
.
Company,
series
New
authorized,
for
purchase an aggregate
$5 par value common
priced at $103 per share,
from March
;1P59
of
30/i961,
June
1959
Mrs.
and
as
sum
Purepac
Radorock
as
merger
at
Radorock
ized
The
an
company, 2,000 shares
shares of common stock,
known
chase,
proceeds of the financing will be added to the general funds of
Tube
to
was
/<:,/.
1959/series/preferred"stock
accrued
the
dale
be
/
Mexico—Preferred
Mr.
cents
funds
program.
'
•"
company's
a
.
to
general
$106,000,000
2337.'
Now
subscription
share
common
to
$1,000,000.
1964,
Underwriting group headed by Smith, Barney & Co. The interest rate,
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
''
of
i'^'-The
registration statement with the SEC on
$20,00,000 of convertible subordinated deben¬
1984, to be offered for public sale through an
15,
until
construction
of
Corp.—Registers Proposed Debenture Offering
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
tures,
at
the
6,000
corporate purposes,
Phileo
corporation filed
March 26. 1959, covering
1989,
the
Eleven
St.,
company
shares
/''■
due
the
construction
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the
together with other funds, will be used by the
from
class
by
stock
each
< EST)
p.m.
,
This
shares
purchase
of
1953
1,
the
prices, and/the
sale of other; shares to the public at such prices.
The company will
-leceive none of the proceeds. Permachem is engaged in the formulation
and sale ox products which kill or arrest the growth of various bacteria
a^d fungi.
Its plant is located in West Palm Beach; Fla.
D. Porter
Bibb, Jr., of Hew York, is listed "s President. The company has out¬
standing 3,301,916. class A and 2,500 class B shares.
A. O. Edwards,
Palm
to
with
completed.
54,000
common
shares
a
their
or
its
headed
holders
of the company at
plus-accrued dividends
The
covering
and 1,917
According
par).
transfer
York,
1959,
suant to varipus. sub-options, and/or the resale of any
to the public-at, :pre vailing over-the-counter market
of
the
holder
New
added
expenditures
p.
The preferred stock
"exercisable
cents
(1G
statement
accrued dividends from March 15, 1959, the offering
been
share,
//■/•
holders.pursuant to options agreements granted by such
optionees, the transfer of some of such shares pur¬
existing
holders
of
the
1436.
compcjiy,
located
at 342 Madison Ave;,
registration-statement
with
the
SEC
on
March
.187,
of
of the
to
/'"/
be
toward
Co.
shares
rants
equal
'//Thie-
of
has
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
•;2,041,331 ishares
shares
stock.
Of
f
&
entitling
being offered
1957
will
construction
Co.
Allen
rants
for
sale
applied
its
Service
—
162,000
;
number
average
and
to $3.22 per share or the 795,305
outstanding. Provision
for
taxes
in
1957
was
31,
Dec.
capital
Lower—
$2,557,577
5
per
rants,
of
bond
1959-61.—V.
years
the
compared With
registration
a
Five
of
72nd
per share semi-annually.
It is. contemplated that this
policy
will be continued
by the surviving corporation.
The Radorock board said
that the merge." will
diversify the present
activity of Radorock, providing Interests in
oil and minerals other
than
uranium.
underwriting group
which offered on April
1, a total of 54,000 shares of
5.25% cumulative preferred stock ($100
par value), 1959
series, with attached common stock subscription war¬
the year ended Dec. 31/ 1958, consoli-/.
after prpvb ion of $1,179,602 for taxes. //plus
consolidated/net income
the
estimates
Public
/
the
and
working
filed
26
to
Radorock has paid four
dividends
Colorado—Registers Proposed
of
708:;'
p.
Sand Corp.—Earnings
of $2,372,846
income
189,
This is equal to $2.97 per share based on the 849.850
of common shares outstanding
during the year, './
-/This
.
Sarlie,
loan
corporate
of
company
;/ the three
'
*
of
March
on
proceeds
Offered
''and
Co.
covering $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
for public sale
at competitive bidding.
company
to
reduction
company
Net
of which-approximately $10,465,000 were outstanding
The company expects to enter into a bank loan
1959.
28,
Morse
result,
a
Service
offered
Fairbanks
of
.
Public
Bond Offering With SEC—
;
that
one share of stock in the
surviving corporation. Present
certificates will still Pe in effect.
Radorock Resources,
Inc.
controls
the
rich
Radon
uranium
mine
and has an interest with its
parent company, Federal Uranium
Corp.,
in
a
uranium mining and
milling venture in the Gas Hills area of
Wyoming. Chesapeake has mining and oil properties and
holds 541,917
shares
of Federal
Uranium Corp.
and
297,429 shares of Radorock
stock.
Chesapeake holdings In Federal and Radorock total
more than
$900,000 on the basis of recent market
quotes.
The Radorock shares
held by Chesapeake will be
returned to the
treasury of Radorock. The
surviving corporation will own
approximately 9% of the outstanding
shares of Federal.
■«
agreement
Texas
Of
increased the company's holdings of Fairbanks
shares, or approximately 77'<-;
Under
terms
832,081
until
On
a
Radorock
short-term
of
of
to
stock
East
converted into
.
acquisition
of
or
be
shares,
stock
Frank
proposed
Chesapeake
.
This
be
approval
,
stock
511
have approved a
proposed merger
with Chesapeake & Colorado
Corp. The
and
will
•
Morse
officer
director.
owners
directors
into
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC, on
March ' 31,: ''-1959 'covering
1,500,000 shares
of
common' stock, o The,
/^Producers Fire & Casualty was organized under Arizona law on Feb.
It will engage in the multiple line insurance business.
company, proposes to offer the stock for subscription by holders of fits..>■./24/1959.
Its
routstanding common stock at the rate of one new share- for/;eqch
/parent- is Producers Life Insurance Co. of Mesa, which owns all but
■A four
Jive of Its 350,000
shares^heldi^a'he'-subscription' price and /uiuterwritmg terms are
outstanding shares, acquired at $1.50 per share.
to be supplied by amendment; ■'Bear, Stearns & Co. is listed
Richard G. Johnson is listed as President.
as
the
Dependable Life Insurance,
another partially owned
principal underwriter.
'<"■
subsidiary of Producers Life Insurance, pro¬
poses
to sell policies of term life insurance which contain
."On
Nova 9, -1958
Penn-Texas acquijc-d 197,231
coupons.
shares of common
The coupons may be paid in cash to the
stock of Fairbanks Morse *■& Co.- at a cost of $9,611,392. or $32,336
policyholders, applied to the
payment of premiums, or at the option of the coupon holders be used
per
share. v The
purchase
price
was
financed
in
part
from
the
by them to purchase stock of Producers Fire &
proceeds (approximately $6,698,000) of the sale of 1,488,438 shares
Casualty at the rate
of $5 per share.
; ;
'
of
Penn-Texas
common
and
in
part from
loans.
executive
and
the
purposes.
'The
Co.
./Proceeds/of
This
chief
were
posed Merger Voted—
Casualty.
•Commissions will be paid
company officials in stock of the company
/in an
amount
equal to
10'/
of
the
total
number
of
shares
sold.
the stock; sale will be used in the ordinary course of
the issuer's business/
;
With SEC—
35,000
warrants
Ratlorock Resources, Inc., Salt Lake
City, Utah—Pro¬
•
connection
&
the
of
own
to
are
195,000
outstanding
porate
$5
Insurance
Fire
warrant,
per
price
officer
an
who
outstanding
company; and (c) $65,000
pany's inventory.
The balance
general funds of the
•
Dependable
brokers
filed a
covering
1959,
31,
for
as
wife,
premises
35,000
the
are
sale
the
Mrs.
favorably
Ariz.,
Mesa,
March
on
be
per snare by holders of stock purchase
with life insurance policies issued
*
-ing day.—V. 189, p. 708. ,V' '
company,, located
.registration
was
a
company
4.4%, for which it will have paid
approximately 33% of the outstanding stock for which it will have
paid $780,000.
Net proceeds to the
company from its stock sale ($581,700,
assuming
$32,500;
•
Producers Fire & Casualty Co.—Registers With SEC—
ondary
its
as
resigned
company
"V Pauley
be
engaged in manufacturing, packaging
proprietary drugs. It was founded by
of
served
his
and
to
which
company's principal executive and sales offices are located.
Assuming the public sale of the 260,000 common shares and
the exer¬
cise by the underwriter of the
option for 35,000 shares, there will be
a
total of 795,000 shares
outstanding, of which Adolph D. Storeh,
company President, and his wife, will own
400,000, or approximately
50'/o
for which the total cash investment
was
some
$94,266; Samuel
I.
Frank, Executive Vice-President, will own
100,000, or 12Vifa, for
1866.
p.
when
cent
1
the
Adminis¬
compare
exercise
line
is
to be made
majority
outstanding voting securities of the company, surrendered all
shares to the
company for redemption in consideration of the
their
590
first
of
Kinsman
which
compared
liabilities
of
who
is
underwriter's expenses; and, subject
100,000 shares, the company has agreed
at a price
warrants, the
extensive
stock
Co., Inc., for
be paid.
The
the
of
minimum
The
offering
purchase
1958,
transfer
1.
gained
company
The
the
various
$279,883
a
as
Mr.
up
of-current
and
the
$1.88
share.
stock.
common
per
Richard Bruce &
$0,525 per share is to
of
Kinsman,
Corp.,
from $29,473,214 for the preceding year.
$9,119,981, an $866,336 increase over year end
was
ratio
record
a
to
31,
of
1956i
$31,517,125,
trend
1958,
Operations
-
8,000
Co—
&
to
capital
The
In
reached
rose
in
par
$3
by
underwriter,
an
J.
date
shareholders, the largest number
added
in any one
year
since Plough, Inc. shares were listed on the
New
Yovk
Stock
Exchange. Trading
activity
in
1958
increased
to
506,700 shares, almost triple the 1957 volume of
79,000 shares.
4,000
-
Co
&
1957.
./
3,000
$1.05
rose
favorable
Hopwood 11,000
1958
in
Earnings
and
Working
11,000
—
1957
.Sales
.
.
—1
1957.
over
,
*
11,000
& Co——
Northwest Co.—
Jackson &
3.000
4,000
&
8,000
Moseley
Paine, Webber,
4,000
Caldwell,
S.
Pacific
.
*
Inc.
Co.,
F.
."> Net
-profits
'■/"''!f/"'
Templeton
11,000
selling
industry.
on
Navy.—V. 189, p.
the
stock
Dec.
Plough, Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
/
8,000
,
Mitchum, Jones &
4,000
Inc
Co.,
Co...——_
to
at
basis
being three dollars per share.
Purepac and subsidiaries are
by this plant are
counters, radio
control
for
Division
Signal Corps,
tration, the U. S. Air Force
Shares
--
Milwaukee
The
sell
equipped
'■
8tonq & Webster
the
to
common
cent
5
sale
to $26,000
pay up
sale of a
to
capable
tests,
installed
source
plant
its
commission
Arthur
the products
of
of
public
efforts
also will
audio-oscillators, a complete line of geiger
panels, connectors, master scintillation
counters, ionization chambers,
i»t.<■electrical
humidity
sensing elements,
portable
humidity
indicators,
:v panel mount hygrometers and
professional hygrometers, alpha radia-
severally
common
components.
for
best
a
selling
River.
tests.
Some
674,600 sirs.
below
named
'
•-—
notes
__
with
V.v. tion
•
•
required—Ll—r.—__120,500
payable; due in
/v
fund
unsecured
-
112,500
(sinking fund) debentures, due Oct.
1, 1972; annual payment of $3,000
Lackawanna
performing complete environmental tests
frequency testing, humidity and temperature
950,000
~
the
near
circuitry and transistorized
of
:
tract
shares
offered
on
new
printed
contract for deed, due in annual
industrial
260,000
Piasecki's
area,
Mayfield Electronics Division Is geared for the production
line assembly of electronic
components using the latest methods such as
Aug.
A\'z %
to
equipped
/»•*-•■
•
assemblies,
feet;.of- manufacturing
subordinated promissory notes,
15, 1967; annual payments
.due
of
'
banks,
to
Authorized
-
-
payable
notes
1959
•
theproduction
of nucleonic^
electronic and electro¬
new
facility includes 65,000 square
containing modern production lines, fullylaboratories,, well-lighted office space, all situated on an
mechanical
/yCAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
9
A.
New
31,
York,
1959,
filed
a
covering
Thompson,
Mr.
Metals
and
its
Co.
Canada,
it
was
announced
on
March
30
by Clarence
President.
announced the signing of a contract with Reynolds
whereby Reynolds and its manufacturing customers will
Thompson
10
The Commercial and Financial
(1578)
promotion of the aluminum prodAssociation. The Association will sell
to-' Lu-P.e-Co" l.m.ber deal™,
marketing, advertising and
vets will be carried out by the
Sale*
IhTaSiiSum Sducte
"As
result "
r
homes"
the
in
be
will
the Lu-Re-Co
said,
Thompson
Mr.
ar^ engaged
vh«n-
completed
dea.rrs, all oi
fabrication of building components
competitive with other segments of
or
more
in
available
now'
distribution
company.- V,
the
facilities of
service
Wyoming—an
.
,
the
Pounded
firm
the
1921,
in
the nation
is
,
,
$10
by 10,325 stockholders, according to the company:
construction expenditure last year totaled $10,040,804
This
corporation on March 31
of America,
Aluminum Co.
will
and
is
A
region
total
the
of
order
V
conductor,
conduit
March 25.
.said Alcoa
operating
sale
from
general
,
other
Sales--and
for
income
the
and
'
the
sale
corporate
-••*•://
St. Louis,
.
also redeem
may
of
V.
see
1959—Moil th—1958
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating exps.
$473,173225,196
revenue-;.
I*
'
—
189,
1512.
p.
—
$903,260
231,873
,
.,.464,241
i—
~
$656,229
.509(321
.
i.
..."
$247,977
$107,885
$439,019
$-146,908
83,430
40,624
141,110
12,079
the
debentures
will
be
company
on
March
27 filed
a
registration- statement with
the
of its $5 par common stock.
It proposes
exchange for outstanding shares of'the common
stock of Cupples-Hesse Corp. on the basis of 0.644 of a share of St.
Regis common for each share of Cupples common.
St. Regis
wili
declare
the. exchange
offer effective if 100%
of
the
outstanding
shares
this
stock
in
ol
Cupples stock is deposited in exchange, and may elect toso if
a lesser percent,
but not less than 30%, is deposited.
The-purpose of the exchange offer is to enable St. Regis to control
the business operations anU policies of Cupples.
Cupples and its sub¬
sidiaries produce
a
full line of envelopes and Cupples itself also
produces shipping and merchandise tags.
It has offices in St. Louis
do
and
Detroit.*,
Cupples
two
subsidiaries:
Cupples-Hesse
Corp, of Iowa
and
Cupples and its subsidiaries produce
a full line of envelopes and
Cupples itself also produces shipping and
merchandise tags. These products are sold
directly to consumers in a
territory extending throughout the central portion of the United
States
as far west as Denver, Colo., and as far east
as Cleveland, Ohio
The
threO Cupples plants are located at St. Louis and at
Des Moines
Iowa
and .Detroit, Mich.
Sales of Cupples in 1958 were in the
Cupples-Hesse Corp. of Michigan.
.
seven
million dollars.—V.
*
189, p. 485.
stock
.Santa's Village, Sky forest,
;
,
This company,
-■
•*.'
v
Calif.—Registers Debenture
Offering With SEC—
This company .in
March
SEC covering $800,000 of 6%
1974'
(convertible).
The
27
filed a registration
statement with the
subordinated sinking fund debentures due
company
proposes
to
offer
the
elect
Each
Kallen
pro¬
188,
644.
p.
pay
to
up
selling 'ionvrrissicn
agreed
to
issue
shares
common
at
$13,500 of
containing
similar
the
the
engaged
primarily
refreshment
centers,
stands
both
on
March
Inc.
Its
three
30,
the
in
to
Dec.
$10,764,315,
31,
1958,
about
of
in
various
under
retail
and
of
Bend,
will
50%
was
$1.63 per
common
share.— V.
189, p.
Samuel
was
transferred
W.
exchange (or
with
offices
27. filed
shares
a
its
of
to
at
Snack
the
15C.000
of
the
public sale of the 200.000
They will be applied first
the proceeds will be applied
is
debentures
All
issuing
shares
stock¬
of
the
company
of its
com¬
shares
common
to
repay
towards
are
$30,000
a
the
repay¬
to
to
working
held
in
capital
reserve
operate
to
for-expansion
these
into
additional
locations
and
additional-locations.
Italy Development Fund
Registers With
Exchange Commission—
Italy and the Fund
issue
Fund,
due
May
of
Commission
$30,000,000
registration
a
of
April 3 filed with the Securi¬
on
Guaranteed
statement
External
rehuSng' tn
Loan
Bonds
a
Of
consisting of $5,000,000 bonds, due May 1, 1963, $3,000,000
1, 1964, and $20,000,000 Sinking Fund bonds, due
May.l,
to
payment ol
The 15-yaar bonds wil? not be redeemable
prior to May
SEC—
♦
,
1/1969 except
through operation of a-sinking fund, which will begin on Nov. 1, 1964
and is designed to retire the entire issue.'by
maturity. - ;
r.
The public offering of the $20,000,000 bonds'due
May: 1. 1974/ will
be
underwritten- by tv* nationwide group- of investment firms iieadefl
by Morgan Stanley & Co., , and the 4-year u-nd 5-year
placed with institutions including commercial banks.,
THE
FUND—Southern
bonds .-will'be
•
Italy
Development' Fund is
646 of Aug. 10. 1950 for
created
'
"
;
%
\
•
institution
en
by Republic, Law No.
ihe purpose bi
planning and administering on behalf of the Government a major
'program to rehabilitate and expand the economy of southern Italy,
to be paid;. The- company also has
the
of
Shoppes
sole
and
loan owing to A. L. Seiner with interest.
Thirdly,
be applied
to the purchase #f equipment and to
required in
four
Indiana
locations
(Peoria,
South
Wayne, and Anderson).
The
remaining proceeds will be
Fort
•proposed
Bridge
17
sport
basis.
acquire aill
Pennsylvania, inc.,
$49,309
a
each
be
•the
Street,
Watertown,
registration statement with the SEC
common
stock and warrants for the
-*
and
to
Alexander.
The Republic of
ties and. Exchange
1134.
stores
law
directors
and
subsidiaries
Secondly,
Southern
-
to
coun¬
counters
fadded
company's
derived from
issued
snack
management
Delaware
principal officers and
Feldman
$315,500.
r.o
ment
$15,000
the
be
to
are
war¬
price
finder's fee
A
operation oi
concession
a
1959
Alexander in
and
proceeds
loan.
install
.
under¬
ottering
its expenses.
provisions
the
to
underwriter
public
stock.
Net
approximately 50% was derived from the-sale
income
for
1958
was
$2,035,873, equal, after
,
lc
which lias
long been characterized by a generally depressed agrieuTtural
relatively low living standards.
The program of- the
variety of public works, principally jn -the agricultural
.'field, .mid the extension-of credit and other assistance for agricultural
and industrial.development.
and
economy
Cassa includes*a
The Cass.?- is managed by a Council ot Administration,
consisting of
a
Chairman, two Vice-chairmen and ten members. The Chairman is
appointed by the President-of the Republic, acting upon the nomination
•-62 the Prime Minister, with the advice of the Cabinet. Other-members
are appointed
by the Prime Minister, with the advice of the Cabbie^.
activities of the Cassa are supervised by a Committee of Ministers
South, under the-chairmanship of the Minister for the Cassa
il- Mezzogiorncr, * and including the Ministers of Agriculture and
Forestry, Treasury, Industry and Commerce, Public Works. Labor and
Social Security, and Transportation.
•*•
.....
,
The
the
for
!>er
Shcdd-Bartush
Merger—
This
salad
Foods,
Inc.,
Detroit,
Mich.—Proposed
Under
,,,•
manufacturer
dressings,
of
peanut
nationally-distributed
a
butter
and
prune
line
juice,
has
ments
of margarines,
entered into an
least
to merge with Beatrice Foods Co., Chicago, 111., subject to
approval of Shcdd-Bartush stockholders at a special meeting to be
held April 8, 1959.
;
• •
Announcement of the agreement to merge was made on March 30 in
a
joint statement by Stephen J. Bartush, President of Shedd-Bartush,
and William G. Karnes, President of Beatrice Foods Co.
The merger
involves the exchange of one share of Beatrice Foods stock for each
shares
of
Shedd-Bartush
the
period
2,040 billion lire
The Cassa
the
is
Cassa
1950-1965
to
receive
allotments
lrom
other Government
annual
instal¬
budget
in
the
funds
of
the
aggregating at.
(approximately $3.2 billion).
is
permitted i>y lav; to contract both domestic end foreign
which may be granted the Republic's guarantee as tc payment
principal and interest. During the period front October, 1951 through
February, 1258, the International Bank for Reconstruction and De¬
velopment
(the
Worid 3ank)
authorized
five
loans
to the
Cassa
aggregating the equivalent of $239,628,000 in principal amount.
Each
of such loans was guaranteed by the Republic.
-loans,
.
.
.
legislation
present
over
Ministry of the Treasury and
agreement
of
stock.
Shodd-Bartush Foods,
Inc. will retain its corporate identity and oper¬
separate company with the same management, products, brand
names, manufacturing plants and processes and
distribution.
Stephen
J." Bartush - Will cohlinue as President.'
'
■
'
' ' r J
"
ate
as
Southern Pacific
a
Boulevard,
its
Detroit, and the company will continue to operate all of
eight plants located in Detroit, Greenville, S. C., Elgin, 111., Louis¬
Ky., San Ffancisco, Calif.; Omaha, Neb., Cincinnati, Ohio, and
ville,
Dallas, Texas.
*'
Sales of Shedd-Bartush Foods, Inc., for the fiscal year ended June 30,
1958, totaled $42,772,855.60 while net earnings were $878,722.84.
Beatrice Foods Co.
is a leading
manufacturer and
dairy foods and other food products.—V. 179, p. 1270.
distributor
of
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb; 28—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
produces a variety of fine food products including
quality margarine- under the Keyko, Churngold, Southern Gold and
Sun Valley brand names.
Other products include Shedd's French, Ezy
French and Italian dressing, Old Style Sauce, Shedd's Peanut Butter
and
Shedd's Lady
Betty Prune Juice, Salad Dressing, Mayonnaise,
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
Spear
-
$8,467,732
income.—
3,881,237
p.
.,
1959—Montlv—1958
,
.
t
?
/
,.
1959—2 Months—1958
$40,183,477 $36,654,988 $81,588,764 S76>754,858
31,715,745
30,615,060
64,933,458
63,739,219
from ry. oper.
oper.
189,
$6,039,928 $16,655,306 "$13,015,639
3,161,911
7,618.634
6,601,227
1285.
&
Co.—Registers With
SEC—
'
This
company
filed
1959, covering
30,
a
registration statement with the
180,000 outstanding shares of its
SEC
common
March
on
stock.
The
present holders
to
thereof propose to offer the shares lor sale from time
through brokers on the American Stock Exchange, at prices
time
generally
prevailing
stock
the
of
Jan.
on
ranged
the
from
Exchange at the time of sale. Tire
high of $4.50 to a low of $2.50
a
price
since
1959.
1,
The
company
operates
three
retail
furniture
stores
in
New
York
It had
Sicks'
Breweries, Ltd.—To Redeem
Pfd.
outstanding on Feb. 5, 1959, 1,416,301 common shares.
Of this
Albert M. Kahn, Board Chairman and President, owned
822,775
Of this stock, he proposes to sell 102,215
shares; and the
remaining 77,785 shores are to be sold by Acme-Hamilton Manufac¬
turing Corp., of Trenton, constituting all its holdings of such stock
stock,
Stock—
58%.
or
corporation
has called for redemption on May 1 all its out¬
redeemable $5 par preferred shares at par plus accrued
are 952,000 shares of the G%
preferred outstanding.
They were issued last September as a stock dividend to holders of the
company's common shares and voting trust certificates on a basis
standing 6%
dividends.
of
one
p.
There
share
2688.
lor
each
common
share
or
certificate
held.—V.
188.
—V.
189,
p.
857.
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper. revenue„
Railway operating exps.
Silver Creek Precision
through Glore, Forgan & Co., has arranged to place
pri¬
vately $6,000,000 of 514% secured notes due March 1
]VIarch 25.
to
Sheldon
the
estimated
ownership
This
was announced on
to
occur.
b'o.
p.
30s
a
also has
15,000
is
and
are
of
mon
popu¬
located at Central Ave. and Mechanic St., Silver
Creek, N. Y., filed a registration statement with the SEC on March 30,
1959 covering 1,550.000 shares of common stock. Of this stock. 200,000
shares are to be offered for public sale -by the issuing company, and
1,350,000 shares represented outstanding slock to be offered for sale
by the three holders'thereof. The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. Maltz Grtenwald &
Co. is listed as the principal underwriter.
Organized in 1941, the company manufactured rifle and machine
gun components
and' other ordnance material during World War II.
It
company,
also in.
and
now
1944
had a
produces
contract
electric
Hession Microsol
covering aerosol insecticide
acquired
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Mos.—-1958
$261,829
152,948
$333,204
$474,789
197.088
299,145
387%54
$108,881
41,360
$136,116
$175,644
$232,749
58.933
62,820
90.441
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
'
—
and
Ben
and
Henderson.
by Feldman
■
tor cash-or for a'more marketable security.
Of the
$100,000 will -be applied to the expansion of the activities
of
a
newly-acquired pine lumber business; $100,000 for addition to
plywood inventory at'Hartford; and the balance he increase existing,
inventories'and working capital.
»
Santa Fe Corp.—Private Placement
1964, it
estimated
an
neighborhood
'
share, with
per
org; nized
holders
agreed to pay up to
underwriter's expenses and to noil the underwriter
each, warrants to purchase 20,000 common shares
$3 per share until April 13, 1964.
Net proceeds of the stock sale are to be used for the expansion
of
The
,
has
vacancies
outstanding stock of Sip'n Snack Shoppes -of
Snack Shoppes of New Jersey, Inc., and
Sip'n
Sauce, Thousand Island Dressing and Sandwich Spread.
General offices of Shedd-Bartush will be maintained at 14401 Dexter
SEC'coveriug 58,000 shares
offer
election
jf
Shoppes, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
warrants
F.
bank
with
thereto.—V.
company
amusement
Tartar
St. Regis Paper Co.—Registers Exchange Offer—
Tliis
$2
/of New York.
Shedd-Bartush
from ry. oper.
rev.
183,
for
and
holdings;
Sip'n
April
on
.
ry. oper. income-,!—-V. 189, p. 1242.
Net
and
March
sum
two
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$339,758
T
them
when
Ids
located
purchase
company
v as
the
purposes.
territory,
ended
year
Net
150,000
the
their
>
San Francisco & Texas Ry.:—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28-
Net
details,
at
bars,
and
It
proceeds,
shares '
-
was made on March 24 by an underwriting
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., was oversubscribed
For
nominate
may
pursuant
The
2,000
ters,
of-present, product lines and" acquisition of new related lines;. -The
•prospectus indicates'that the company has been approached'by- several-*
owners of small closely held plywood,
lumber; or riiillwork wholesalers
whe, either for tire reason of, retirement or liquidity, wish to exchange
period
share, which
closed.
adjacent
revenues- of
corporation,
$10,000
.
the books
the
dividends
commission is
acces-
-
prin-
Corp.—Registers Savings Plan With SEC
Snack
to
The
purchase of 20,000 shares. Tfye stock is to be offered lor public sale
at $3 per share.
The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by
Peter Morgan & Co. of New York for which
a
45c per share selling
rapklly-
the
Ryder System, Inc.—Offering Completed—The offering
of 150,000 shares of common stock (par $5) at $48 per
and
to
Securities and
gas.
on
covering
ended Jan. 31, 1959, were
#$10,990,930, and for the same period of 1953-totaled $13,033,949.
iStockholders'• equity increased during the
quarter by $502,122 -to.*
reach, $16,20?,103, the equivalent; of $28.24 per share. • This compares
•with a per share book value of $27.30 on Oct. 31, the close of the
1958 fiscal year.—V. 189, p. 1134.
'
group
certain
water
of
This
t
earnings-ere 96 cents .when- adjusted, for the 20ft" increase in
resulting from a stock dividend paid in January, 1959.
.
"••/
of
of
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber Corp., Watertown, Mass.
Maso.,
Net earnings for. tire
three months •ended Jan. 31, -1959 totaled
•$560,327,. compared.".with $510,146 earned in the same three months
.of - the prior .year,' Net ♦earnings'per share were1 $1.04-on the 538,382
shares outstanding/ For the comparable period last year, per-share
,
proceeds
for
and
for
to
service
'Ryan Aeronautical *Go.—Earnings Increased—<
to
at its option,
—Registers Offering Proposal With
completed'a transaction whereby Alcoa
to * offer Improved
139,,p. 1512.
of
of
company,
Edward
573,000.
natural
of
at
*.
Net
EARNINGS—For
became a wholly-owned subsidiary of
combine" their-electrical
will
activities • in
3ory
intends
board
through 1964 and
an
lation
proposed affiliation of Rome and Alcoa first announced last Janu¬
and^Rome
The
shares.
common
1974.
The bonds will be unconditionally guaranteed "as
principal and interest try the Republic of Italy.
ary, was approved by Rome shareholders-at a meeting on
R. V.-Davies; Vice-President in- charge of sales for Alcoa,
the ordinary
-!>
Moss, ql North Miami Beach, and
Cincinnati, who won 1,050,000 shares each.
oi
as,
made
rants
■
"growlng electrical Industry.—V.
outstanding 4,692,851
$680,000,
at
in
use
a
writer.
par,
The company,
available
be
same
.
<
to
-Company, with its executive office in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.,
operating public utility engaged in supplying water and natural
servicein northeastern Pennsylvania. Water Service is supplied to
nil
area
lying principally within the counties of Luzerne and Lacka¬
wanna
and
including Scranton,
Wilkes-Barre.
Kingston,
Dunniore.
Nunticcke, Carboiulale, Hanover Township, Pittf.tonr. Plymouth end 43
other municipalities.
Estimated total population of the water service
area
is 531,000.
Natural gas service is supplied to portions of the
is
acquired all the properties: of Rome Cable for. 355,220 Shares of Alcoa
common
stock.
Rome 'shareholders
will
receive
three
shares
of •«
'Alcoa common stock for each five shares of Rome common stock held.
:
be
BUSINESS
...
and Alcoa
Officials of Rome
estimated
at
1420
WYlnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa..
registration statement with the SEC on March
31, 1959 of
shares of common stock, to be offered for
public sale on a
best efforts basis by Sano &;
Co., of New York.
The oit,e<tfng is to
1,
105 Va%
from
vveferred
Unit of Alcoa—
During
200,000
by the company to prepay in part outstanding bank loans. Pro¬
ceeds from, the sale of the common stock upon exercise of the warrants
of the
Cable Corp.—Now
stock,
company
working capital, lor
directors
Sip'n
This
used
present modernization program is completed in
1961, the company's equipment and operating procedures nre expected
to be among
the most modern in the nation, according to company
spokesmen.- V. 189. p. 709.
Rome
of
business.
to sell 650.000 shares
sell 50,000 fill ares,—V.
to
..filed
arc
until Get,
PROCEEDS
,
expected to reach $12,000,000 during 1959. Seventy million dollars have
been spent for modernization during the past 10 years and $51,000,000
more will be spent in
the next five-year period.
When the bulk
the
acquired
The sub¬
interest.
to trading on the Exchange March 30 were 1,307,180 shares
value. Common .shares outstanding number 1,171,874 and
par
hold
Gross
*
unit.
gas
Admit ted
♦
per
1962 through 1983, an additional amount of debentures equal to
the amount redeemable for the ilxed sinking fund, at par, plus accrued
19
are
lias
Sinclair Oil
1,
phone company, according to Donald H. Campbell, President. Dividends
have been paid every year since the company's inception.
The corporation reported net earnings in 1958 of $2,248,057, an in¬
crease
of more than $180,000 from the previous year.
Earnings per
share were $1.49 and book value per share was $18.32, both up irom
of
to
pose.*
March 30,
subscription price of $200
a
accrued interest.
tele¬
largest unaffiliated
s
sale
Edgemon,
management
them
plus accrued interest.
The debentures
will have the benefit of a fixed sinking fund under which the com¬
pany must redeem on April 1, 1962 through 1983, a principal amount
equal to 2 Vu % of the greatest principal amount of debentures there¬
tofore at any time outstanding, at
a
redemption price oi par, plus
ranging
with a population
of 2,300 square miles
050,000.
at
estimated
area
the
company's
.
corporation supplies telephone service in Rochester and all or part of
six surrounding counties—Monroe. Livingston, Genesee, Ontario, Steu¬
and
S.
proposes
ncn-exereisable
and
non-detachable
from
the
1959, and entitle the holder to purchase two
shares of common at prices ranging from $25 per share through Dec.
31, I960, to $27.50 per share thereafter and on or before Dec. 31, 1962,
subject to adjustment under certain conditions.
The
debentures
will be ledceinable at optional
redemption prices
throughout 49 states, the District of Columbia, and three foreign coun¬
tries, on March 30 was listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
The only unaffiliated telephone company listed on the Exchange, the
ben,
The
company
common
of record
warrants
The
188,
in
oaly
shop.
be
debentures
by more than 10,000 stockholders
Y„ area but is owned
N
telephone
provide*
which
corporation,
Tills
Rochester,
William
writing the offering.;
Big Board—
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Listed on
Alloy
machine
^corporation on March 27 filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering $16,000,000 of
participations in its Employees Savings
Plan, together with 200,009 shares of
its common stock which
stock, at
392,
p.
and
and
assets
of
Lake
Shore
Heating
Corp.,
of
acquired the outstanding stock of The North
a land development
companv.
it
Florida,
ol"
company
Metal
f.V/n* Ktockll"^r.s art E. Raymond
Co.—Deben¬
scription offer expires at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on April 15,
1959. Allen & Co. is manager of a group which is under¬
share
extending
Of
pose
1958
to the egimpany's
of .the
of
foundry
During 1956 it
Specialties Co.,
business.
company's
business
ncn-f?rrous
certcin
in
proceed.*;
be added
the
Monday, April 6, 195!
.
date, one unit consisting of $200 of debentures with
attached warrants to purchase two shares of common
17,732
per
and
C'u.f. ol
of
and
.,
1959, will entitle share¬
holders to purchase, for each 25 shares held of the record
on
companv
covering
&16 75
Service
Water
is offering to holders of
stock rights to subscribe for
$8,000,000 of 51/g% sinking fund debentures, due
stock
mon
March 19 filed a letter of notification with the
shares ot common stock (par $5) to be offered
for subscription by stockholders on the basis of
one share
for each seven shares held (with an oversubscription priv¬
ilege.- rights to expire May 15.
i 959.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used to repay short-term bank loan and., for
the installation and
construction of additional mains lor the pur¬
The
Net
assets
acquired
Pa.,
Orlando
April 1, 1984, with attached warrants to purchase 80,000
shares of common stock.
Rights to holders of the com¬
Roanoke, Va.—Files With SEC—
Roanoke Gas Co.,
Brook
Offered—This
outstanding
units of
manufacturing by Reynolds, out included in the line,
residential siding, hardware, louvers and ventilators,
lighting fixtures and other products.—V. 18,1, n. 1512;
at
Erie,
will
its
aluminum
SEC
it
course
tures
oi
range
a
^iLms^iot
are
Buffalo,-a
The
aluminum roof
baicod-enamel colois, and
aluminum windows,
rain-carrying' equipment, soffit, facia materials,
foil insulation,
corrugated farm rooting, ductwork, nails, accessories
He
shingles
of
1957
of the East Dundee Village, at a cost of some $430,000;
advertising, $150,000; and for operating Capital, $253,000.
Scranton-Spring
portion
the
Inc.,
for
there are now
since the first of the year and that
than 1.400 in the United States and Canada.
■■
said the aluminum products will include Reynolds
major
a
acquired
•
_
dealers
Lu-Re-Co
100%
at
completion
the
in the use of aluminum.
Mr
Thompson pointed
out that any lumber dealer can become a
Lu-Re-Co
dealer.
He
disclosed that more than 60 nave become
industry
building
stituted
of principal amount, with a 3% commission
others who act as sales agents.
and through four subsidiaries, 0)>erates a
family recreation park at Skyforest, near Lake Arrowhead, and another
such park near Santa Cruz; and it is in the process of constructing
a
third Village in East Dundee, near Chicago.
Net proceeds of the
sale of the debentures will
be applied (with treasury cash)
to the
public sale
company officials and
The
company,
directly
to
ol new products.
and promotion
development
for
Association, and cooperate in the
to the
products
aluminum
supply
rpwarch
Chronicle
for
electrically driven outboard motors,
outboard
Corp.,spray
motors
owner
of
machines;
commercially.
ttic
and
In
"Microsol"
these
1948
It
patents
machines
con¬
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
income
oper.
i89,
p.
$620%03
1394.
Spokane,
Portland
Period End. Feb. 28—
&
Seattle
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—2 Months
1958
$4 849 211
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
$2,473,123
1,820,881
$2,231,581
1,851,040
$5,228,583
4,037,650
from ry. oper.
£332,242
368,757
$380,541
$1,190,933
$811,855
139,850
590,676
312,181
Net
Net.
—V.
rev.
oper. income
189, p. 1394.
ry.
(Continued
on
page
48)
4 037 356
Number 5835
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and FinanciaVChronicle
.
Per
BIVTOENDS
Name of
Halle
Dividend
tables.
nounced
first
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
second
a
announcements are grouped
the
In
in
table
which
the
'$2.40
Extra
Per
Name of
Aberdeen
Company
Fund
Share
(increased-quar.)
5%%
Allied Control Co.
American
Efird
Amcricaxt &
American
(quar.)
4%- pfd.
Mills,
Machine &
(quar.
4-24.
5-15
4-24
4-
3-25
.*.;•■
Metals—
$i
1
Illinois
Two-for-one stock split
Motorist Insurance Co.
100%
„„
(Chicago)
(quar. i
(quar.)
Anglo-American Corp.
(Less
South
5.775%)
of
African
4-15
Africa,
4-
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Arizona Flour Mills
pfd.
-_™
(quar.)
_
Telephone
5%%
5%%
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred (1958 series) (quar.)™,
Ayrcs (L. S.). & Co., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5-28
6-
3
1
4-
F.
1
4-
6
4-15
4-
4
4-15
4-
4
7%c
Jack
4-30
4-15
$1.12%
4-30
4-15
4-15
4-
80c
5-15
4-30
30c
4-30
4-15
28 %c
4-30
4-15
5-
4-15
30c
1
4-14
4-
;
4-3C
4-
4-
1
5-
1
Leslie
announced
5-16
5-
1
5-
*15c
5-15
5-15
4-30
5-15
'5-15
7-
2
6-
1
5-
60c
5-
9
9
4-
3
3-10
20c
5-
1
and
then
4-14
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
$1.25
6-
30c.
5-15
8-
17-17
1
1
4-30
40c
6-15
4-30
6-
1
5-
Stock
Discovery
6
5-29
Yellowknife
-
1
4-
9
Ncw-Y'ork
1
Nielben
Niagara
5-
1
5-15
5-20
7-
1
6-
5
$1.13
7-
1
6-
$1.04.
:___
!
7-
1
6-
Stock- dividend
4-17
4*.
4-
Crowley Milner & Co._.
4-30
4-
$1.25
4-15
3-31
(quar.)15c
4-10
3-31
5c
4-30
4-
(Kansas)
pfd. (quar.)
5%
inc.
and 2c
'1
-
V1;
?'
■
(quar.)
40c
5-
5-
1
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
$1.10
5-
1
4-1
3-25
4-30
3-30
4-23
4-
4-30
4-16;
4-15
5-
1
Below
4-15
$1.12 %
—
5-
1
4-15
pfd. (quar.)
—__—______
(increased-quar.15c
25c
this
week,
5-
these
being
Corp.
Light
Aero Supply
of
5-15
5-
4-10
share,
4-30'
5-
4-
3
$1-
4-10"
12 VaC
—
5-
1
6-12
1
1
5-
1
A
5-
(quar.)
5-
25c*
.
1
1
Extra
(qucr.)_
New
5c
3-31
4-10'
16c
4- 8-
(quar.)__
dividend
1
5-
4-10
4-23
-
3-24--
-
4«-16
4- 9-
3-16
4- 9
3-16
50c
4-30
4-15
40c
,
6-26
6-12
stockholders
to
-
™™,™
5-1
$1
30c
6-15-
25c
——.—
.4M7
-
4^15;3-29
5- i - -4»10-
3'7Vac
—
5-5
>
™__
$1^25
4-30
3-20
4-20
5-1*
<
1%
(initial)
Daystrom,
Inc.
(quar.)™
;
De Vilbiss
Company, (quar.)________
Delaware Power & Light Co. (quar.)—,.
30c
5-15
25c
4-20
4-10
52 Vac
Dividend Shares-
*-30
4-7
2V«e
4-27
Furniture Co.
(quar.)
dividend-
Dominion Eleetrohome. Ltd.
5-
1
*-
7 VaC
4-
1
5-
1
Ohio
9
30c
5-22
5-
7
Drug Fair Community Drug (increased-quar.)
Dupont Co. of Canada (1956)—
10c
4-30
4-
preferred-,(quar.)
Eric
*933%C
—
4-15
4-
5^29"
-
4-15
10c
preferred (quar.)
Esquire, Inc. (stock dividend)
-
5-
8
4-20
15c
5-
1
4-20
62 %c
(quar.)
2nd
5-
1
4-20
4%
.
preferred (quar.)
4-30
4-16
40c
(quar.)
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5 (a %
Federal Oil Co.-
1
5-15
5-
1
34%c
4-15
4-
1
5c
4-17
4-
4-
1
4%
partic. preferred
Flagg-Utica Corp., com mon (quar.)
5% prior preferred (quar.)_
5%
prior
5c
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
42c
6-
1
split
4-22
(voting
-
Extra
.
.
and
-
action
taken
on
common
4-10
4-14
4-24
4-17
356d
6-
2
4-
$1
___
payment
4-15
4-24
8c
Mines, Ltd. (year-end)
Fruehauf Trailer Co., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
(No
5-25
35c
Geduld
$1.43
;
7-23
7-17
>
$lw
—
6-
1
5-15
25o
-
10c
(quar.)™*——
3.90%
:
5Co
7-
1
6-22
5-
1
4-21
American-Marietta Co.,
4-15
3-31
4-15
4%%
4-15
American
Molasses
American
Mutual
5-
1
4-15
ment
4.24% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (stock cll.v.)—
2-for-l
split subject to stockholders ap¬
$1.06
6-
1
5-15
American
$1.16
6-
1
5-15
1__
5-
1
4-14
4-29
$1
2
3-31
5-
7
$1.06%
6-
1
5-15
Chemical
.
40c
(quar.).—
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
4.64%
proval
May 11,
Lamps
Stock
50 Guilders
Piedmont
&
5%
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
a
two-for-one
Plastic
Plate
Nut
Wire
A
&
Glass
(year-end
General
from,
realized
Development
gains)
(stock dividend)
(One share-for each* share
held,
63c
subject to
stockholders approval April 20)
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)
.
•
75c
'v
5-18
4-24
5-
4-10
1
General
Telephone (Calif.) —
4%Co
preferred (quar.)
Government Employees Corp. (Del.)
22 %c
.
Increased semi-annuallyStock dividend
.1
Growth Industry
-{16c
President
st
t
Investment income)
"i
1
4-
8
4-21
Electric,
Ltd.
of
2
4-
6
507/ic
Ralston
Purina
Inc.
Natural
B
and
5-25
5-
4-13
S
-
from
9c
net
Gas,
River
4-
6-
1
Rice
3-13
3-31
6-
1
5-20
Amosiceag
5-29
4-29
Paper Co.
4-24
5-15
4-24
Common
(quar.)
Co., $4.50 preferred
4
25c
4-30
4-
8
4-15
B-15
4-15
4-1
3-30
3-30
6-10
4-30
4- 3
4-10
7- 2
3-10
0-20
4-28
4-7
-
"
Class
A
preferred
4-25
4-
6-11
5-21
55c
5-14
4-21
4-25
4-10
Arnold
4-
1
3-27
Aro Equipment
30c
5-
1
4-10
50c
6-15
6-
5
Arrow-Hart
37 %c
6-15
6-
5
Artesian
$.08333
6-15
6-
5
$2
(quar.)
$25c
ject to approval of stockholders May 20.
4-17
4-13
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
Ansul
t$1.06%
6-15
6-
1
..
*50c
t70c
Arvin
—
(quar.)
12%c
———
Industries
dep.
Investment
:
preferred
4.35%
preferred
preferred
4.75%
4-19
5-A5
3-30
4* 1
4- 8
:
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)*—:
fquar.)
3-3-1
<
6-19
4-15
5-1
4-28
-
7%%
(final)
City Electric, common
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
3-8
4-10
4- 1
8-31
3-19
Industries, Ltd.—
ordinary
Atlantic
r)
•
4-30
—25c
\
10%
60c
4334c
(stock dividend) ______—25%
rets,
4-20
6-1
5- 1
4-15
4-15
Hegeman Electric
Water, 7% preferred (quar.)
Associates
4%
^
25c
2%
Corp.
3-13
3-31\
4- 7
130c
t56V4c
—
(stock div.)
Associated Electrical
Atner.
—».—
(quar.)
dividend
&
—
(quar.)
Constable
Stock
.
.• /
(quar.)
Chemical
Applied Physics
5-15
-415c
(quar.)
(quar.)__I
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—
;
Final 1953 payment of 3.Va guilders on the
ordinary shares equal to about 92c. Sub¬
2
J25c
—™
.
9c
;
Co.
4
$2.25
25c
(s-a)
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—-
30c
:
preferred (qutr.)
y»%
75c
15c
$1.25
5-1
6-10
5- 1
5-1
4-10
4-10
6-19
65c
0-10
Co.—
(reduced)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common (quar.)
25c
«
Inc.
Ltd., class A
B
11-30
1.1-30
$1.75
Anaconda Wire & Cable
5-15
current
(quar.)
Robbins &; Myers, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)—
Participating ——»_—.
Robertson
(James), Ltd. (quar.)
1
Rolland
6-29
12-15
12-15
* 10%
37%c
*2c
—.
1st preferred (quar.)__
American Telephone & Telegraph
$1.12%
(quar.)
Protective
Mills
3-20
(quar.)—.—
common
7%
I
(quar.)
1—
International
(quar.)—t
Brand
4-1
4-15
3c
lc
preferred (quar.)
4-15
Co.
(Calif.)
5-1
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
non-cum.
84c
(quarterly
Island Electric
5-21
3-30
$2.25
Insurance
—
i2'%c
„
*
J
Fhode
5-11
4%
■
Raymond
6- 1
4- 8
3c
10c
(quar.)
Fund,
$1.12%
17%c
invest¬
,
25c
—
(quar.)
Puritan
6-19
Hampshire—
preferred
4.50%
55c.
(quar.)j.
New
preferred
net
(quar.)
—American Nephelinc, Ltd. (s-a)
L_
American President Lines, class A (quar.)—
5%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
40c
4-20
4-20
5- 1
6c
National Fire
Stock dividend
split
Chocolate
Service Co.
3.35%
—
_
Shares^ Inc
from, capital-gains
5-
4-15
American Smelting & Refining Co.—
(quar.)
Cable
Prcntice-IIall, Inc.
c._
(from
6% preferred
Class
approved
—
(quar.)
income)
American
V
.
Co.
Fund
Quarterly
2
5-20
$1.04
.1
Ry.
4-
the common shares
on
Public
$20.80
—_
(final)
Northern
(quar.)—
Extra
5-14
—
_____
preferred
Quarterly
i
;
(final)_
dividend.
Republic Supplv
"
3-31
3-31
5-1
American Nutional Insurance Co. (Galveston)
Pennsalt
7
6-
5-4
4-15
American Metal Climax—
(quar.)_—
common
3-31
at
50c
6-1
$1.25
25c
$1.25
(quar.)__,
preferred (quar.)
1
il5c
Ltd—
Ltd.—______
Mines,
from
and accumulated net income)™;
fquar.)
-3-31.
4*14i
..
32 %c
—
preferred
8
time)
Gardner-Denver Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)
Gas Industries Fund™-
-4*10>
5- 1
97%c
Quarterly
4Va%
this
3-27
4*10"
American Machine & Foundry—
5-
3-26
20c
Franklin Stores (quar.)
Fraser Brick & Tile (quar.)_
Freestate
1
6-22,
American
4-16
-
25c-
common<
5-
Planters
6-
4<-16
1
(quar.)i—
Products Corp. (monthly)—
Insurance-Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
Home
4-20
Pillsbury Co/—
non-voting)
35c
<—
of Canada,
Consolidated
Pittsburgh
!
Quarterly
1
1
$1.25
Bottling
Drilling Co.
Stockholders
Three-for-two
55-
7-
s
Felt,
25c
-tic
Flintkote Co>-
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
Class B common
American Forest Products Corp.
30c
3-20
62 %c
.
I.—
preferred
Vac-
$1.16
Square Mutual Fund—/
Phillips
(quar.)
11-30-
;~.j
Penn
3-20
1
8-31
12--15'
American-Hair:
$1.19-
22
—.—__
'_v_«
:
Coca-Cola
Paymaster
6
$1
(New Jersey)™*
Filing Equipment Bureau, Inc.—
9-15
25c
'5% preferred (quar.)
Parker
4-15
5-
25c
3-2*
25c
American
4.65^
—
1
4^23
2
4-15
(quar.),—
Forge & Steel Corp., common
1st preferred (quar.)
Fall River Gas
(quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)_^
preferred B (quar.)
5.75% preferred C (quar.
4% - preferred D (quar.)
4-
-
4-10
10c
,,
—
4.75%
•
Panama
6%
5%
—
'
2c
r
Helicopters
Rockland. Utilities Inc.—
Outlet Company
Eastern Stainless Steel—
Two-for-one- stock split.
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of America
(quar.)_a
Common
3
*
7%%
Discount
&:
Orairgc
3-25
(increased s-a)_
loan
Okanagan
*
3-25
10 Co
Dixon-Powdermaker
Stock
4-23
Quarterly
Quarterly
™™
_
-
(quar.)
-
u.i
65c
4-14
37%c
91
-Jl.08^
$1.1®^4
3-11
4-0
*
3-20
3-19
4-15
-
r
3-31
4-27
75c
12%c
25c
American
4-10
3-27
5- 1
(2-for-l split)
(increased-quar.)
Bosch
A*ma>. Corp.,
coramon^
1
preferred (quar.)_
Americau Fire & Casualty* Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
Quarterly.
4-10
4-30
1
--4-15
-
$1.37%
American,Book Co.
1
1
25c
3-27
4-
4- 6
__—
Funds (quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)—,_—
common
common
9-
25c
4- I
4-15
-
—
split.
Subject
approval April 29_
5-
25c
—
3-23
25c
(quar.)™
"
25c
<s-a)_—________
4-10
4-20
5c
Petroleum Corp. (quar.)_____.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.—
25c
—
4-10
sh.
each
income
Youngstown RR.
Dividend
Corp..
Slock
4-14
.
I
^
(quar.);_ .1
Northwest Industries
&
3-for-l
_____
a
for
Amerada
'
"
Canadian
'
,
par
share held)
'
Extra.
D
investment
Inc.
Canton
Amcrace
4-14
37 %e
*
5-20
__—.—
4-10
5-
4-17
3-17
5-20
from
Stock dividend
5-29
5-
20c
$1
'
4-20
25c.
_
4-15
1
4-10
10c
Allied Stores Corp., common (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar,. C% pfd. (quar.)
3-31
35c
—
(quar.)
Bancorporafcion—
stock split™—
Northwest Engineering Ce.„ class
Class
Co.
Alleghany Corp., 5%%
Allied Kid Co-
1
4-13
(quar,)_^
(Md.)
.,
4-16
5-15
5-
(stk. dividend)
(One sh. of Essential Enterprises for each
1
18c
50c
37%c
(quar.)_—
Allied International Investing
All
12 %C
4-17
1
held
Air Products
Akron
5-
Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly
3-26
^
27%c
(quar.)
Line
Holdtrt
4-30
Inc.—-
(quar.)
payable in l/10th of
Cortland
When
Payable of Raa
7c
Manufacturing
Stock dividend
4-20
$1.06%
(Increased)
preferred
4-30
Corp.
.
;
3
given in th«
Share
■
A
Addressograph-Multigraph Cqrp.
4-15
,25c
'
;
1
7c
C.) Company (quar.)
Illinois Corp., common (quar.)_™_
convertible
Adams-Millis
4-15
1
preferred
conv.
«
■
Precision Products,
$1.10
4-13
5-
58c
—__
.
6_
give the dividends announced in previom
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
we
announced
Affiliated
4-24
56 Vac i
.
(quar.
Merchandise
4-20
3lV4c
(quar.)____—
preferred (quar.)
Acme
4-15
._
Electric
1
4-3
Co.
Name of Company
4-20
$1.20
(quar.)__
Ar.
9,
from capital
precedingHable.
4-20
1
6c
..
6
4-
6
1
(quar.)
Tlrree-for-one
3
Cosmopolitan .Life- Insurance Co.—
(Payment omitted at this time.)
4-
5-
Northwest
3
4-17
7 Vac
.
3-31
4-17
:
4-15
•
5
IOC
3%
'
4-15
5-
stock
Gas
Share
$1.50
5
j.
1
Service-
.
3-31
4-10
30c
;
4-15
dends
4-15
4
VaC
(A.
Northern
4-24
$1.12%
.■4,
.
1
6-
GOc
(qua
$4v50
-$4,52
6-
30c
common
62
'
__i_
Co.—
Bedford
New
8,
(quar.)
5-
5-
5c
(quar.—__
split...—
National Theatres
(quar.
Neiman-Marcus Co., AV* Co pfd. (quar.)___—
Nelly Don, Inc. (quar.)
3-23
4-24
4-10
25c
(quar.)
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class
Co
Threc-1'or-one
3-23
*12e
Co.,
preferred
3-31
4-15
40c
i
com¬
——
preferred (quur.)
1'ca
6c
25c
>•
3-"31...
5-11
25c
;
5- 1;
.
4-191
weeks and not
Products—
National
--
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quaT.
-$*16 preferred (quar. >
on
preferred (quar.)
4-
„
6-12
5%
-
t30c
taken
Monongalicla Power Co., 4.4Cii. pfd.
4.80',t preferred B (quar.)—
4.50V« preferred C (quar.)™..
4-15
10c
Fund
Laundries
,
35c
5-
6-16
$1.25
....
a-u.^
—
Corp
Co.
3
1
(quar.)
5-15
6-
5-15
4 4-15
$1.25
Yfttes-Arncrican Machine
4
33c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Casket
1
20c
$-1.12%
(qucr.)__
(quar.)_™__
1
4-10
-4-
Wright Line, class B
payment at this time).
National
1
(quar.)
Y.)
6-
;4-15
3-31
60c
dividend)™—^
3
4-
(N.
pfd.
6-15
4-15
50c
25c
5%
4-10
4-
4-
Oil
27c
4-15
*
Weber Showcase & Fixture Co.—
5-15
$15c.
1
(Artnur G.)
4-13
•
1
$1.75
Warner Company
4-17
5-
4-17
6-10
4%%
Walker Mfg. Co.
3-19
20c
:
4-
$1.24
Aeronautical
10c
5-
;
Winflcld Growth Industries Fund, Inc.__—18c
75c
(quar. l.
National
20c
__
—___
gains)
5-25
1
5-29
93V4C
preferred
3
50c
Trust
&
(3c from earned
4-10
60c
,
Bank
preferred A
V Vacu-Dry, 6%' class A
Value Line Fund____^
4-10
4-
1
4-24
20c
3
4-15
4-
4-17
31 %c
20c
(quar.)______
common
(quar.)_
United Telephone
4-15
1
1
20c
Banking Corp. (s-a)__
Electric
1
5-
(quar.)_____™___
20o
.
Cook
5-
20c
Narragr.nsett Electric Co.,
■
4-10
-4-7
U. S, Shoe Corp.
.
1
QCo
_
1
4-15
1
5-
5Co
dividends
i__—__________
5-
70c
8
:
Mount Clemens Metal
class
25c
(quar.)__
5-
5-
4.64Co
Corp.,
4-15
5-
3-31
4-15
Common
in payments
payable on
the
1
1
$1.06
Ltd. (quar.
Mcyercord Co. (qllar.)
Mississippi Valley Public
4-20
lllc
5-
6-10
4-1)
$1.11
McKee
4-20
5-
3-20
u__-—7%c
A_
1
6-
9c
20c
Leaf Gardens, Ltd
Industries. (No action
3-20
4-
4-
45c
$1.04
mon
1
4-15
5% '
(quar.)__
common
(stock
4-
40c
(Calif.) (quar.)
United Pacific Corp., comniou.—™_
Non-cum. partic. pref. (quar.)
(quar.)
Nashville RR.
1
GOc
preferred (quar.)
(Bait.), 7% preferred (quar.)
Co.
Temper,
5%
5-27
JJnion
:
4-
,
convertible
Finance
True
5
6T10
(quar.)—
Maule
8
$1.05
4.32%
Trade
5-
$1.09
(quar.)_«
class
Power
Taylor & Fcnn Co.,
4-15
1
preierred
Maple
6-30
40c
Extra
Power
5-
50c
(quar.)..
(initial quar.)___
3-25
Per
4-30
*$1.15
Bank (N. Y.) (quar.
Colorado JOil & Gas Corp., $1.25 pfd.
(quar .)
Columbian National Life (Boston) (quar.).
<
Salt
Lyncli Corp.
4-30
*53c
Nevada
Towle Mfg.
(quar.)_______
4-15
4- 3
4-15
4
4-10
Time
.
1
4-30
$1.50
Stone
6
$1.12%
-
*15c
_____
Chase Manhattan
Consumers
55-
(quar.)l___l.
common
new
Louisville
4-30
$20c
(quar.
delay
a
_
Consolidated
1
4.44 Co
1
*50c
;
;
dividends
Class B
Ltd.
donsehdated
Electric, com.
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16',o
Management anticipates that
permission will.-be granted within the
Commonwealth
1
6-
,
1
4-
Subject
Springfield Gas Light (Mass.)__
Container (quar.)__
4-10
5-15
4-
an
Vac.
Engineering,
Southern
4-10
'
5-
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
4-14
17 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
two- $1.50
Ct minonwealth-Gas
1
(qitar.).
preferred
Link-Belt Co.
March 31.
Commercial
1
5-
__________
preferred A
YaCo
Lewis Bros.,
3-20
$1
Utility Corp. (quar.)
(S. A.(—"
Central Warehouse
5-
share,
Clay (quar.
Kobackor Stoics, Inc.
(quf.r.).___^„^______i_
*
days
paid.
Soroban
Kentucky-Tennessee
9
20c
Assurance Co.
few
4-10
38
Warren Bros.
3
tlOc
_
3
7
5c
Inc.,
Jewel Tea,
Central Violeta Sugar
be
1
Fund,
Inc.
(quarterly
investment income)
L
Heiatz
&
5Ct>
4-15
4-30
Mining & Investment Corp., Ltd.„„_
next
5-
Mutual
n"t
Jantzcn,
Telephone
Caterpillar Tractor, common
*4.20% preferred (quar.)
will
4-10
A.Q6C0
Carpenter Paper Co.
the
:_L
preferred
1
$1.12%
participating class A (quar.)"
Participating preferred
of
4-10
1
53>/4c
preferred (quar.).—
1
60c
Company
1
5-
28c
3
4-3
/
stockholders May
Corp.—
share for each
$4.30
-
10c
4*
■
shillings
payment of 2
5-
75c
Machines
(Va
free
for
pence
about
-
$4.22
1
4-
(quar.
—
Public
4-24
1
4-
_____
Central
5-
6-
4-30
(quar.)_
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone. Ltd., 6% pref.
Canada Foils, Ltd., common (quar.)_
Central
5-15
&
preferred
Interstate
9
tax
51c
58 %c
Stock dividend
4-30
_
Canada Life
from
30c
(quar. i
—
Extra
Business
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
*34 %c
_____
California
Investors
1
4-15
4-15
$1
3714c
after three-for-two stock split__i.
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—
5-20
1
4-15
-
ordinary share equal to
to
approval
of
20.
Sheraton-Gibson, 6% preferred (quar.)_____
Smith (J. Hungerford)
(quar.)
Smytho Mfg.
;
ers
*34(ac
-
Machine_™_„__
Bra'.orne Pioneer Mines, Ltd—
Bridgeport Hardware Mfg. (quar.)
4%
4-15
Common
1
5-
6-
30c
(quar.)
Steel Foundry
Inc.,
5-
5-15
200%
(Canada), Ltd. (extra)_
a.-.'
Basic Products Corp., common (quar.)™™™
►4%% conv. preferred A (quar.)_.
Baystatc Corp. (quar.)
Bullock's,
4-15
1
(initial)
common
"
Barber-Ellis
Birdsboro
5-15
834c
55c
(1947 series)
Industries
1
held, subject to approval of stockhold¬
April 20
.!
6
5-
56 %c
___________
I.
International
4-17
5-
________
B.
Corp., new
4V!iCo' preferred (quar.
'
—„
preferred
5-15
5-
preferred (quar.)—.
Ingersoll-Rand Co. (quar.)„___
Interchemical
6-22
4-15
25c.
Transport <fc Trading Co., Ltd.—
Final 1958
Ltd.—
preferred
4%%
5-15
20c
(quar.)
5514c
3-24
12 Vac
Equipment Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Assembly Products (stock dividend)
AtchLson, Topeka & Sante Fe Ry. (quar.)_™
6-15
6-15
!____
4-15
$1.12 %
Aro
Avalon
preferred
1
$1.12%
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co., common (quar.)
35c convertible preferred
(quar.)____:
Shell
5-
f
Stock dividend
,
4-15
Holder*
Payable of Ret.'
$1.25
•
11
25c
(Chicago)
52 Vac
1
6s
,w__
4-30
12 %c
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
;
__
Shedd-Bartusii Foods
!
4.42'^
1
12 %c
4%%
4-15
.006 %
(quar.)___
A
(quar.
(quar.)___
•
Appalachian Power Co..
Sereca Hotel
1
4%
(quar.)
4-
Ltd.
tax
3-31
5-
25c
(quar.)____________
common
5-
25c
_
South
1
4-30
4-10
4%
25c
non-resident
,4-
17c
*15o
dividend
preferred
4.20preferred
4.2(5Co preferred
—
;
1
(quar.)
6c
Products
1
4-
2 %c
,
(stock dividend)
common
(stock
Power,
4.70
Quarterly
American Viscose Corp.
Anchor Post
4-
.
Bearing
4.98'i
1
American
4-30
4-30
4-13
'ffk
_
1
5-18
15c
(initial)
com.
Hubshmari Factors Corp., class
Class B (quar.)
i
4-13
5-
&
Slioppes,
B
6
94c
(quar. )___„
stock)______
or
6
4-
Share
»
—
Ball
Class
4-15
1
25c
__
2
5-
27c
____™
Hot
3-31
5-
13c
(quar.)
Co.
Cen
4-25
30c
Mfg. Corp., 55c pfd. (quar.)
prior preferred
(quar.)___
Acroncu
Holdert
Payable of Ree
8c
—________—™
Steel Co,
Acme
When
common
..."
:
4-
-
Company
1
:
Sargent & Company (quar.)—,—
Seagrave Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)_
5%%
preferred.
(quar.)__Seatrain Lines, Inc.—
Common
payment omitted
at
this time.
Security Columbian Banknote (quar.)
4-15
*
4-15
When
Per
,
'
Sunborn
•
5-15
4-15
75c
s*.
•
Name oj Company
4-15
1
GOc
Corp. (quar.)Renfrew & Co., Ltd., new
Holt
5-
10%
;
Heat-Timer
Hoover
»
Holden
Payable of Rec
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Payable in cash
_
When
Share
;
dividend
preferred
Common
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
(quar.)
common
Htiydoclt Fund. Inc.,
previ¬
"
Company
Co.,
preferred
2nd
follow with
we
payments
Bros.
Stock
in two separate
dividends an¬
the
Then
show
we
(1579)
f* |
f" }
5- 1
5-1
:
'
** •
£
4- 0
4» •
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1580)
When
Per
RR.
Line
Coast
Atlantic
Co.—
preferred (s-a)—:——
(Tulsa) (quar.)
5##
$2.50
5-
1
4-
6-
$55c
—-
5-16
1
25c
Atlas Steels, Ltd..
••
# ;;
$1.20 prior preferred (quar.)—-;
—
Axe Houghton Fund "B" (from invest, inc.)
1-15-60
1-15
5-
$25c
■.
Austin Nichols & Co.—
10-16
25e
—
———~~
7-16
10-15
30c
.
Chemical Fund—
4-16
7-15
25c
Quarterly
# 4-15
preferred
Stockholders
From net investment
—-7c- '"•4-24
4-20
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
2
3
Common
(quar.)
M.
(quar. 1
Corp.
r.
(quar.)
Common
Baker Industries
—
Lima-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)-.-.
Baldwin Piano, 6#
pfd. (quar.)
Common
3-27
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)™.
Vic
4-15
3-31
Series
A
preferred
4-30
4-10
Series
A
4-15
3-31
7-15
(quar.)
———
—
(quar.).™..
9-30
1-15-60
12-31
25c
._—
37#c
4-23
J.__—;—
37#c
37 #C
37#c
7-23
10-22
10- 2
12-17
5-
1
Citizens Utilities,
2-for-l
stock
4-15
$1.25
10c>
__v-
37#c
(quar.)
class A & B—
'
-
to
approval
^
$1.50
.«'•
(quar,),
Common
(quar.)
Baltimore Transit
East
4#
.
Corp.
6-22
9-21
8-21
25c
4-22
4-17
4-20
4-
4-
7
1
75c
4-15
3-26
4-25
4-15
5#
Gas
6#
class A
Biuks
preferred
Manufacturing
Brooks
(quar.)
Borman
Food
Inc.,
Boston
class
Edison
—
4.25#
preferred
preferred
4.78#
Combustion
3-31
Commonwealth
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-18
4-15
3-18
25c
5.25#
4-10
5-
1
1
4-13
5-15
4-30
5#
3-25
50c
5-
1
4-
8
Conn
7-
1
6-10
6#
4-10
4-
5-
4-10
1
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
7-
1
6-
4-15
3-26
4-15
4-
$2.09
preferred
preferred
$2.06
preferred
$2.20
British Columbia Power Ltd.
British
Columbia
4%#
6#
(quar.)
4-16
3-25
Gd
4-
9
2-24
6d
~_2t_
4-
9
2-24
4-15
3-23
Consolidated
$35c
preferred
5-
1
4-16
Consolidated
5-
1
4-16
(Increased
3-10
1
5- 2
1
5- 2
Consolidated
Royalty
4.40#
$1.10
9-
1
8-
1
Consolidated
Textile
4.40#
preferred B
$1.10
9-
1
8-
1
55c
5-
1
4-
6
10c
5-
1
4-15
4-30
4-15
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas
Buchanan
Buckeye
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
(quar.)
(s-a)™
Products
—
share
(one
._
5#
of
pfd. A for each ten shares com.
Buckeye Steel Castings, common
6#
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
Burma
Burns
Mines, ordinary registered—
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Mills, Inc., 4## pfd.
Terminal
4-15
4-17
4-17
4-15
3-27
4-15
3-27
Cornell-Dubilier
Butler Mfg.
Co.
5-22
3-31,
4-29
4-
9
7-29
7-
9 '
lc
4-20
3-28
$1.12#
6-30
6-15
10c
5-11
(increased)™
60c
—
4-13
4-
Bit
Industries
P.
Extra
(quar.)
pfd.
for
4-15
37 #c
4-15
3-31
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd. (s-a)_;
$5c
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)—$50c
4-15
3-13
4-15
3-13
California Electric
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-12
™_
—
Power, $3 pfd.
(quar.)—
California Fund
California
_
Power
(quar.)—
preferred
6%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
40c
California
Packing
Portland
Stock
Canadian
Drawn
Lake
Soup
1
(s-a)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.,
60c
pfd.
(quar.)
Steamship
Lines*
Ltd.,
4-30
(s-a)_
(reduced)
% 15c
4-15
4-
4-
1
4-15
3-20
$70c
4-15
3-14
4-15
3-14
5-
4-10
$$1.25
Canadian
Industries, Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd. (reduced)—
Vickers,
Capital Plastics
Carolina,
&
Ohio
Company
Asbestos.
Ltd
Extra
Point
Field
Corp.,
Trust
common
pref.
Central
I IIIII_
.___I1
1 HI III
of
Common
&
3-13
3-31
4-15
4-10
3-31
$1.25
4-20
5c
$10c
$2#c
IIIII
(quar.)
Coke
5-
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A & preferred B (qu8rI)I<.II
preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
5# preferred A & preferred B
(quar.)
_
_
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Central Indiana Gas
(quar.)
Power,
43i#
C*rp. (quar.)
™
pfd.
(quar.)
.•>
(quar.)__#.
,,
:
Daxra
1
4-15
4-20
3-20
3-31.
3-17
4-
7
7
"25c
4-30
4-
10c
4-23
4-
9
9
10c
4-23
4-
35c
4-15
3-31
A
Power
class A
Bakeries,
>9- A->
General
12-
General
Development
(stock
Dynamics Corp. (quar.)
General
Electric
9-24
.v
12-24
4-27 #
General America Corp.,
4
4
3-31
$2,50 to $3.50
A
Detroit &
Detroit
Stock
'
preferred
Canada
dividend.
B
3-30
Diamond
$1.50
Dillon
Gardner
(quar.)
com.
(J. S.)
& Sons Stores
Dodge
r
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratories
Manufacturing Corp.,
$L56 preferred (quar.)'.
com.
Ltd.—
preferred
Dominion Engineering Works
Ltd.
9-10
12-10
6-19
6-10
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
Second convertible preference
9-21
9-10
Dominion Foundries & Steel,
$1.25
12-31
12-10
7%
4-15
;
preferred
.
4-10
3-26
(s-a)__
General
Glass,
Steel
Ltd.,
common
Coal,
Ltd.
(quar.)
4-15
#4-24
5-10
# #
4-10
4-22
3-13
4-
6
2-27
6-
1
5-15
5-
•
(.
1
4-6
4-6
4-30
4-16
87V^c
4-30
4-16
$10c
5-15
4-17
5-
4-10
$$1.25
1
\:
32#c
5-15
4-24
33c
5-15
4-24
25c
5-15
*
4-24
8-15
25c
8-15
33c
*
7-24
•
7-24
4-6
5.20#
4-27
4-
5-
1
4-15
6-
1
5-15
64#c
6-
1
5-15
$1.30
6-
1
5-15
55c
5-
1
4-10
3#
4-6
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
5.16#
preferred (quar.)
5-1
4-15
62#c
5#
5-1
1
5-
1
4-20
-
,
General
30c
37#c
7-24
5-
62Vic
4-15
4-15
8-15
50c
Indiana—
(quar.)
3-24
$2.50
6
'
preferred
4-15
3-31
5-15
preferred
General
1
5- 1
6-19
$17#c
4-30
3-30
5#
25c
4-30
4-17
5.10#
4-15
3-31
5-22
4-30
7-
.
3-31
$50c
5-15
5- 1
1
4-15
3-24
preferred
ject
to
$50c
4-15
*
3-26
4-15
3-26
4-28
3-26
$1.25
$1.27#
5-
1
4-2Q
™_
5-
1
4-20
!
$1,036
5-
1
4-2Q
37#c
(quar.)-
4-30
4-16
87Vic
4-30
4-16
(initial)—
(quar.)
2
"stockholders
Bros,,
4##
common
preferred
McBeaii
Gladding
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Ger.esco, Inc., common
; Preferred
(quar.))
4-15
4-15
5-
(stock dividend)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (stock dividend) —
(One share for each four shares held. Sub-
4-30
$15c
$37#c
Waterworks Corp.—
Common
6#
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
(
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
37#c
$17#c
(quar.)
4-15
5-18-
5-1
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)™
&
1
37#c
(quar.)
4-6
Glatfelter
,
preferred
50c
5
5-
50c
32#c
Telephone Co. of
preferred
Gimbel
(quar.)
3-31
5-
$1.25
15c
15c
$44c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-14
2-13
93%c
preferred
(quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.) 1
'$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$2
$$1.12#
9-21
12-21
Dominion
4-20;^
50c
4-15
$20c
(quar.)
1
4-15
"'
preferred A (quar.)
Steel Wares, Ltd., common
5# preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)
12- 6
.
,
5-
4-15
-
$3.50
I
Dairies,
non-cum.
-
$1.30
5-11
39c
(quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields Co. (monthly)
Dominick (The) Fund, Inc.—
Dominion
12-15
-
4-15
3%
preferred
12c
(quar.)
Dome Mines. Ltd.
4# %
6-
$5
25c
(quar.)
4-23 <
10c
General
r
,
4-10
■
5^1-*','#
$1
-
7c
Corp.,
preferred
Diketan
6-15
25c.
(quar.)™
4r30,-'
75c
$7#c
__™
3#
Giorgio Fruit, class A
Class
$4.25
$1.25
3-16
4-10
'
62#c
:
6-10
3-31
4- 1
...
1.
4-10 "
10#
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Shoe Corp., common
4-10
4-15
;
4-10
18c
Tunnel, (quar.)
6-19
4-10
4-24
4-24
■
Dominion
6
35c
split
4-30
4-23
15c
divid.)——25%*'
# $3.75
50c
(s-a)
.
Co.
4-15
4- 3
5- 1.,"' 4-10
1
.
stock
-,
(quar.)__™„
common
$1.12
Edison Co. (quar.)
Gray Iron & Steel Foundries, Inc.—
Detroit
Di
1st
Chemical—
two-for-one
8-
4-15.#.^ 4- 6
50c6- 2
5-7
Ltd
General Merchandise (quar.)
General Motors Corp.—
.
62#c
;
,
I2V2.C
(stock dividend),
pfd. (quar.)
5-1
4-10
5- 1 ^,# 4-10
5- 1
4-10
25c
8-15
..75«^.; ™5-,-L#
,•
American Industries, 6#
93%c
$1.25.
.
3-31
t 5- 1
l2'Acn.
.
Electric, Ltd., Ordinary -(interim)
Chicago Trucking (quar.)
Tramway Corpu—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred (s-a)
Detrex
v
Co., 5Vc conv. pfd. (quar.-)_____™
Co; (reduced) _™™__:
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)-™™
#4# preferred (quar.)
___#
L_
Baking Co.,
v,
4-15
4-27
5-15
25c:*"
Game well
General
>
4-14,
10c.
.
General
50c
3-26
5# ##- 5- 4
$1.25#
5- 1
—..
6-
Denver
6-19
1
A
6-24
5c
;
4-15
4-
(initial)i__i™l#
class
Co.,
5-1
$1
Corp;,
,
.
4-10
25c*### 4-15^-' '■ 4- 1.
;
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Gabriel
6-15^w9-15
9-29
$1.06
2
4-15
Brush
35c
(quar.)
1
20c
($2.50 par)
common
8
4-15
6-16
7-1
,•
4-
.
—4_™—lOe^U-lfi,.,. 1L-2.,
50c
(quar.)-
7-
$1.19
New
■
>
Class AA
6- 1 vf# 5-15
50c
5-21.
'
old $5 paf™__™
General
.
1
4-24
93%c .£# 5# 1=-*:
20c
4-20
$12#C"' #' 4-17
)
4-1
4-3
.
&
6-
10c
#4-6
1™
;'
\
$30c
4-15
,
3-26.
3
1
30c
Co. ,(quar. )i™_™__™___'
4-15
•
4-
4- 3;
4-22
50# "
(quar.)
Company (increased
Fuller
:#;
8-11';
6-30
$2
$1.75'
(quar.)
5-
5-
Frito
4-10
.
4-20
5-1
'*
$1.12#
$1.12#
Formerly National Shares Corp.
Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
20c
'
4
$1.75,#
Denver
3-20
4-30
25c
1
Ltd.
Realty
Quarterly
Quarterly
8«
9-'2
l- 28c ,1*
:
3## preferred A (quar.)
Davenport Water Co., 5# pfd. (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
:
Deming Company
(quar.)
9
13c
25€\
5-
#
#
»
Telegraph (s-a)__
Friedman
1
4-15
5- 1-#- 4-15
"
3-26
3-27
? ''*-##
\ ■
-
Franklin
.
'»
(quar.)
5#
6#
5#
4-
Light—
3-20
4-15
75c
#"
Sc Chemical Corp.—
3#i#
preferred (quar.)
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., com. (reduced-quar.)
Foundation Co. of Canada (quar.)
;—
Fram Corp."; (quar.)
Franklin Stores (stock dividend)___________
5-
,.10c
":7: $1.05
,•
<
50c
Common
Kansas
4-
4-20
Georgia Ry. Co.—
(quar.)
6
4-
"»#
4-30
(quar.)
$$2.50
II
4- 3
3-31V-
4-20
10c
(quar.)
(annual)
25C
(s-a)
r
,
(quar.)___
__________________________
&:
1
4-16
-
65#
(quar.)
Y.)
4-10
4-15,
-3-20
•
Machinery
Fraser Cos.,
(quar.)
pfd.
pfd.
Light, $4 pfd.
$4.24 preferred (quar.)_s
4## preferred (quar.)
4-10
Investments, Ltd.—
(quar )
Coal
3-31
4-15
50c
(quar.)
Extra
Sugar
~
I
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Certificates.™IIII
< nimr.)
Instrument Corp
Aguirr^
Centra* Canada
4-30
4-15
5c
1
40c
held
(quar.)____,
A
Dallas
3-31
10c
preferred
Central
3-31
4-15
$10c
A
Cutter Laboratories,
3-31
4-15
$15c
(quar.™
Ry.
(quar.)
Casslar
4-15
$93 #c
.
.
Clinchfield
Carwin
Central
4-10
$30c
Ltd.
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
Cedar
1
$$1.50
Investments,
7## preferred
Canadian
Celotex
5-
1
$15c
General
Extra
1st
Class
1
4-15
$37 #c
3-24 f
■
i.™
(quar.)
Co.
Publishing, common
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class
4-14
$70c
com.
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Brcnzc
Canadian
Central
3-27
•
4-10
45c#
dividend (2-1 stock split, subject.-.
approval of stockholders May 11)__
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_
Food
4-21 ^ 3-31
r,
Power
5..
.
1
,
.
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Francisco)
to
J
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20c
4-30
5-
56#c
^
3-31
4-30
7#c
__™__™—__™:
(San
3-31
4-15
$1
3-31
4-15
--
3-31
4-15 #'"
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1
4-15
4-25
Stock, dividend
Fluor
4-10
$ioc
;
(quar.)
Canadian Celanese, Ltd.
6#
preferred (quar.)
5#
1
4-28
$$1.06#
j
preference
Cenco
3-15
5-
40c
Steel
preference
Canadian
5#
4-15
shrs.
-
Florida
#
3-31
4-15
-
50c .#;..
.
General
Candy
Glass
60c
4-10
conv.
(quar.)
Curtis
1
$8%c
Foundries, Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
4##
5#
4-
Iron
Canada
5#
4-10
10#
Assn.
Mines
1
4-24
Insurance—
Co.
Participating
Canada
Life
_
Insurance
Red
preferred
i
V
$1.37Va#
(quar.)
First National City Bank (N.
Fiintkote Company— .. ;>■' -
v:4- 3
# 4-15
25c
____™_______™_____™™
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4- 3
,
>
(inc.-quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., com.
Insurance
5-28
(Washing-
$1.25#
Fund
*
3-27
6-15
$1.25
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Fine Arts Acceptance (quar.)
4-17
25c
Cudahy Packing Co., 4'/a#
Curtiss
4-
_™'™ #
Crystal OU & Refining, $1.12 pfd.
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
7#
preferred
(quar.)_
3-31V
5-15
4-24
.
3-31
4-15
___l
Fireman's
5-15
.
3-31 *
(quar.)3'™#-
4- 3
V 4- 6 .— 3-23
5-1.
3-23
10c
(quar.)
3-31
4-10
1
4-15
25c
3-31
#
1
Corp.
4-15
55c
8
dividend)-^
preferred (quar.)
Crum &; Forster, 8#
preferred
B
Financial General
"
40c
17'Ac
*
20c
50c
28#c
—™__.
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.)
4-15
3-31
4-15 # 3-31#
8- 1
>1 7-23
$1.31#
com.
(quar.)
Federated Department Stores
*
20c
3#
>L
5-22
(monthly)
preferred B (quar.)—
5##
prior preferred
(quar.)™
4-10
,#6••
6-16
6-1
5#
4-15
15c
' "
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1
5-15
4-25
$50c
r 4-28 i. # 4-13
.7-1
•#;.'#•#/"
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4-16
30c
(quar.)
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C.)—
Class
1 v-
5-
-
4-
17#c
37%'c
$$1.30
,
(quar.)
Zellerbach
1
15c "
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D.
3-18
1
25c:
.
5C!c preferred A (quar.)
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5-
25c
com.
Finance
Class
*
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$4.20
7#
$1.25
52#c,;
50c
class A
4-15
$1
States
dividend
Fire
Campbell
Campbell
Crown
100
ton,
.
6-
4-1*
4-15
$1.50#
(quar.)
Mortgage Assn.
Services
Quarterly
(quar.)
4-15
50c
;
(quar.)
_
Camden
B
5-1
# $4c
$1.50
(quar.)_.
Cement
Western
3-31 "
Class
Crouse-Hinds
.
-
#_
(stock
Federal
4-3
4-3
5-1
v
(quar.)
$1.17#
Corp.
Special
California
3-31
4-15
~
Corp.—
$1.27#
•
:
™_
5.10#
4.70#
California
4-20
$1.75
;
—
75c
4c
,
Oregon
7#
i
3-31
each
Companj',
Federal Insurance Co.
-
4-3
4- 3>
(quar.)
Petroleum
(quar.)™,
Paper Board Co.,
preferred (quar.)
'
3-31
;
$26c-
—
..
1
\;V■/'>
Ltd.
Co.
pfd.
National
16c
One share of Crescent Petroleum 5#
3
37 #c
;
pfd,
Co.
Creamery Package Mfg.
Crescent
Crossett
C. M.
A
6#
4.60#
h
™_™1.
Beverage Corp.
Craig
4-10.
25c
(quai\)
Cott
series
Co..
Federal
•;
4-16'
»V-v-
4-15
™
Ffelstaff Brewing, common (quar.)_™_.
6# conv. preferred (quar.)
3-25#
5-
preferred
Fairbanks
5- 1
-
4.16#
4-3
55c
3-20
8
$10c T,X- 4-30
4-3
$12c
3-31
4-
12Vic
__„_™:
Ltd.—
(quar.)
5-1
■:
4-15
4-20
v
4
•
(quar.)
Electric
Products
4- 6
3-25
1
4- 6
*
Heating
(quar.)
5-1
dividend
$5.25
Corn
v
4-30 " ^
4- 6
A
Ero Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Estabrooks (T. H.) Co.,
12-. 1
12-15
"15c
T
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.
3-27
#
&
Class
9- 1 ;
-
1
Motors
1
4-15
9-15
-
Mines,v
York—
(quar.)_—
Controls Co. of America (quar.)
Stock
Enamel
5:29
6-19?;
6- 1
i
4-30
(quar.)60c
4-30
Products Ltd.—
* A;##".'#.'V#•
Federal
(quar.)
1
tl5c
Co.
-
6-15' -1"
35c
,i 5-15
$1.37# '■ -.5-15
Water Co., class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.<
#
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto)
(s-a)
5-
U5c
&
^
conv.
5-
15c
Burroughs
Bush
preferred
6#
15c
Quarterly
Burrus
5#
10c
.
6-15
6-30
Oil Co.™—
Mills, Ltd.—-
5-15
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Employers Group Associates
$50c
Consolidated
Continental
held)—
preferred (quar.)™
Budget Finance Plan, .common
60c convertible
5c
conv.
6#
3-31
47#c
(quar.)„™
4-15
4-15
.v
Participating preferred
1" #
5- 1
Elmira
$50c •:*
i
(quar.)
4-10
'"4^15
5-1
'
-* 7#c
31#c
__
quar.)™
6-
20c
_
50c
-
$1.12###* 5-
1
3-16
51#c
6-
(quar.)
common
3-13
3-23
3-23
(quar.)
$1.10
4.40#
3-13
(Interim)
4-10
3-23
5- 1
$1.10
4.40#
4-
4-16
4-20
$1.75
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—
4-15'
6-#' ----4-16
$5c
(quar.)™,
■
*
3- 9
4-15
.
Co.—
4-3
5-15
52Vic
Gas
1
4-13
'4-1-5;;.
Wllliamsport RR. (s-a)_i_„__
$1.16V'a
Emhart
Mfg.
(quar.)
^
40c
Empire Millwork (stock dividend1##
Empire Petroleum Co
2c
Empire Trust (N. Y.)(quar.).
75c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
3-25
5- 1
5-1
5-1
Natural
5-
,
/
6-15
;
4-10
4-24
$1.50
New
4-3
4-16
51c
of
"
6#-^=
(quar.)™
(quar.)™
50c
Co.
1
4-24
>.
(quar.)
Edison
4-15
5-
20c
common
preferred
#
4--3 #'
6- 5
;
50c
$1.31 Va
4##
1
45c
(quar.)„„.
Sault Electric (quar.)
Edo Corp., class A (stock div.)
Class B (stock div.l
•j
r4-15#>
5-
4c
'■
$$1.10
A
5^ I-
20c
5- 1,
Ltd.
J$1.50
__
preferred
•
3-31-
\
$1^0
5-15.^.
(quar.)L
(quar.)
Discovery Yellowknife
Consolidated
$5
Telephone
(quar.) #
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4##
5-31 #
>
4-15
100#
,
common
Ekco Products,
preferred
1
B
Laboratory,
#. •;
6-15
$1.75
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—
(quar.)
$2.04
?15c
Ltd.—
dep. rets, ordinary bearer (interim)
dep. rets, ordinary regis, (interim)
Amer.
preferred
preferred
4-30
3-25
4-15
10c
17Vic .<
(aecum.)
4- 1
(quar.).
Gas
93 %c
Co.__,
(Toronto)
Corp., com.
(quar.)™
Connecticut Light & Power
$1.90 preferred
(quar.)
$2
A
Economics
4-10
1>
5- 1
40c
preferred
5
#
•'
4-16
3-9
$1.06#
™
Assn.
C.) Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Natural
(quar.)_„__
(Md. )—... ,#.
5-15
—(.*
>'5##
preferred
4-30
5-15
$$1--. "
(aecum.)
Eastman Kodak (stock dividend)
$50c
Concord
1
common
3-23
fa
5-15
'#.#••#
(quar.)
Corp.
>
4-10
1
4^
-
#
(quar.)______
4-8
:
•*" 25c
Corp.
(quar.)
(G.
7#
3-20
4-15
.
5-
$$1.75
$1.16
.Quarterly
Quarterly
British-American Tobacco Co.,
Amer.
preferred
5-
.
12c
2#
V'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Confederation Life
4-16
I2V2C
9c
/•
(quar.)
Ltd
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)
•
States
$7
6-12
6-30
.
Industries,
preferred
$6
$1.25 #4-5- 1 r4-20
:
(quar.)
common
International
42 #0
—
-
•' #
28c
Electric
Ohio
Edison,
Commonwealth
4-13
5-
$1.25
—
87#c ;
■
h
Engineering, Inc. (quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.64#
3-30
10c
$1.06
_—
—
British-American Assurance
Southern
4-17
3-31
5-
$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)——,
Bridgeport
Hydraulic
(quar. )____
Bristol-Myers Co., Z'WU pfd. (quar.)
(E. J.)
Brach
«fc
1
4-15
70c
(quar.)—
4- 3
4-20
6-5
4-17
Gas
4-15
20c
—
(quar.)
A
Co., common
Columbia
87 #c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
(initial)—
4-15
5-15
7-1
5-15
Colorado Fu'el <fe
•
15c
3## preferred
Bostitch
##
4
25c
17 Vic
_™,
Borg- Warner Corp., coin,
5-
3-31
10c
(quar.)
(reduced)—
Boise Cascade Corp
1 s
ilOc
(quar.)
(initial)
Inc.
Columbus
1
30c
Black Starr & Gorham, class A
Clas3 B (reduced).—
Bobble
3-12
50c
—
.
™—
Co.
4-15
Power Co.
(monthly)
Iron, com. (stock divid.)
System
(quar.)
Columbia Pictures, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
G-
5-
$25c
_
common
Central
4-15
$50c
$17 #c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Hats, Ltd.,
Biltmore
$1
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Colorado
4-30
$50c
_
Berkshire
15c
10c
$1.12#
90c
70c
4-10
-•
..#4-10
-
.##■ _•■#'. #-#
■
participating nreferred
Eastern
-•
«
-"4-25
'-''rr
Edison
20c
Belknap Hardware &; Mfg., 4# pfd. (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
Belmont Iron Works (quar.)
3-20 ;?
*"•
5# preferred (1947 & 1956 series) (quar.)
Colonial Fund (from investment income)__
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
———
Bclding-Cortlcelli, Ltd., 7# preferred (quar.)
4- 6
Colonial Finance—
50c
,.
V
4-24-.y.\ 4-15
10c
—
—~
3-27
50c
*—-
—
5-22
12 #c
~,-W-
______
Bangor Hydro-Electric, com. (increased quar.)
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Banlife
8-21
4-25
-
2
v '■
37#c
Kootenay Power, Ltd.-— I#1#
.
4-
-
87#c
#i.
'
4-11
4-30
-
$1.12##
$30c
(accutn.)"
,
3-16
4-15
$10c-<£
•
&
;7S4 preferred (accum.)
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.—
r*-
7#c
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Claussen Bakeries (quar.)
Clayton Mark & Co. (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.)
4##
preferred (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (incr. quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
™.—
5-22
9-21
$1
.___™_
(resumed)
(J.)
6-22
$1
preferred (quar.)™
4# preferred (quar.)
4#
Bancroft
37 #c
37 #c #"
Metals
preferred
Eastern
,
———————————
common
•#'
;*:
■
Canadg (1956», Ltd.,
5-15
.
15c
preferred
(quar.)™
Duquesnc Natural Gas Co.—
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
Common
of
(quar.)_#__l
4.80#
6-25
$1.25
preferred
#
-
-
1
4-15
30c
#.
Supply— #'
New common (initial)
20c
Dunhill International, Inc."
J.™™—™
10c
Dupuis Freres-, Ltd., class A (quar.)$14c
7-3
6-5
9-24
9- 4
11-25
11- 6
4-15.a-3-13•
5-15
4-15
w" $1.25
(quar.)_—
s^ttfe^ubject
$4.50
11-27
;
10c
Co.^ (quar.)
4-1
3-26
6-
"
3-26
4-15
$15c^
$$1.75
(E. I.) clc Nemours & Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) _™™™™'j_
Pont
$3.50
-.
.
4- 3
(quar.)
Series A preferred
(quar.)
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common
6-30
10-15
$1.50
(quar.),
Co.
Ducommun
preferred
$1.50
™__™
•
4- 3
~
Common V( quar. )™i™,—
20c
$1.50
6#
6#
6#
Rubber
3-27
8
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
8
4-
12
~~
Baldwin
Baldwin
3-27
4-
#e
15e
——
*
.•••
:
5- 1
*;
du
3-30
4-15
\
87#c
(quar.)™———
4-10
12 #c
—-
_
--
$1.12#
—_._™—~
™_
partic.
5-1
4-15
J15c
Du-Art Film Laboratories—
60c
Payable of Rec.
Share
quarterly
Dow- Chemical
When ; Holder* ;;
Per
r;
.##
Ltd.— "r
Co.
Textile Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
™„:
Dover Industries Ltd., common
(quar.)
du Pont
.
•.
•
Chemical
7#
i. 3-26
3-26
.-
4-15
income™—9c
&
Dominion
"
4-15
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
#,
4##
preferred (quar.)
*.
Chesapeake &'■ Ohio Ry.-•
,7.
3 ## convertible preferred
(quar.)__^_l.
4-
5-20
#'■
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
.
•
Company
Tar
Increased
4-15
3-26
4-10
5- 8
two-for-one split
a
4-
1
:>5- 1
1
4-14
5- 1
15c
*
5-
25c
„
approved
12
B.
Backstay Welt
37#c
.
K
Dominion
;
.
37#c
(quar,)_
Champion Spark Plug (increased)
Chainplin Oil & Refining (quar.)
Channing Corp. (quar.)
6
25c
Atlas Life Insurance
■
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
Corp—
convertible
$1.50
4-24
5-11
93'Vic
-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Wholesalers
Atlantic
Securities
Holder a
When
Per
Name of Company
Central
(s-a)_—
3.75# pfd. B
5# non-cum. pfd.
Atlantic Refining Co.,
Holder1
Payable of Rec.
Share
Vame of Company
\
.
(P.
H.)
approval
April
22)
&
Co.
.
Xquar.)
common
4Vi#
preferred
preferred
(quar.);
4-10
4-25
4-10
4-24
4-
4
8
50c
5614c
(quar.)
5%#
(quar.)
6-
4-25
25c
,
6-23
45c
$1.12#
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
Co,,
.
:—
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
$0.57825
5-
1
4-15
(Continued on page 46).
Volume
189
Number 5835
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1581)
Stock Record
New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
^
Range for Previous
STOCKS
year 1958
201 a Jan
3
43% Jan
13
102% Jan
7
14
Jan
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
3
40
Lowest
40% Jan
% Dec 29
71% Nov 20
120
NOV
59% Feb
9
112% Feb 18
18% Mar 26
84
37% July 15
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
14% Jan
24% Nov 18
19
29% Oct
26
2
19% Jan
20% Jan
7
47% Jan
14
Jan
27
56% Feb
9
33
Nov
11
2
28% Feb
33'% Oct
97
33
9
Jan
2
30% Mar
2
94% Jan
Jan
19
2
15
9
37% Mar 30
125
Jan
12
19% Dec 29
Jan
49% Jan
21.
19
23% Jan
Jan
29% Dec 31
7
Abbott Laboratories
3
Jan
% Mar 20
82
16% Jan
71% Apr
2
24% Jan
Oct
Abacus
28
13
17% Jan 28
22% Mar 10
25% Nov 18
23% Jan
33% Mar 30
83% Nov 21
193% Jan
8
297
Dec
2
34
Dec
79% Feb
31
3
91% Mar 10
32% Feb
9
35
16
24% Jan
2
2% Jan
11% Jan
3
2
14
Jan
2
72
Jan
16
4% Jan
2
191
80
Nov
13
5
July
20% Nov
26
Dec
280
3% Feb
9
6% Mar 19
7
19% Jan
2
22% Mar 11
23 % Jan
21
160
Dec
93
29
2
33
Dec
30
2
49% Nov 11
Apr 18
12
Dec
16
72% Apr 29
100
Dec
15% Oct
96% Oct
2
Jan.
29% Mar 13
83
9% Jan 28
July 31
Jan
2
80
9
30
14% Apr
30% Jan
91
30
3
80% Nov 24
10% Dec
Jan
160
Jan
29
Jan
2
Mar 19
11% Mar 10
96
190
Jan
14
Mar 11
32% Jan 28
12
6-
40% Mar 18
44% Jan
7
95% Jan 13
53% Jan 26
12% Feb
92
101
10
Mar 30
17% Apr
3
Jan
2
36% Jun 12
27
Jan
2
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
74
Jan
6
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
27
26
Jan
2
Jun
25
60% Jan
2
Dec
17
2
107% Feb 24
29% Jan
33% Jun 16
57
Jan
2
v42% Mar 25
19% Mar 16
21
7
21% Mar 20
48 % Jan
9
59% Mar 18
4%
Hf
Fund
common
Express
Co~.
Corp
Corp
Air Reduction Inc
Aldens
Inc
4%%
$4
conv
6%
111
Nov
17
4
83% Mar 17
104
13
Jan
29
36% Feb
42% Oct 31
38% Oct
60% Mar
30% Mar
10
112
9-
Mar 12
39% Feb 25
28% Apr
3
79% Mar 24
33% Jan
5
96% Oct 13
93% Jan
5
33% Jan
52
18%:
52%
10,900
20 %
15,900
29%
30%
291/8
28%
29
30%
14,500
28%
29
23%
29
37%
37 %
37%
36%
36%
36
36%
29%
37%
109
1934
33%
88
336
33Tit
160
6%
21%
29%
10%
*95
'
*170
84
11%
98%
180
101
16
101
16%
Jan
15
52
27% Jan
21
42% Dec
Apr 29
11
39
5
12
Feb
33% Feb
21
53% Dec
15
47% Feb
25
114% Sep
17
97% Jan
14
44% Jan
11
81
Feb
Mar 31
56
9
116% Mar 25
24 % Jan
8
32% Mar 18
85% Jan
34% Jan
13
97% Jan
9
3
2.7% Apr
7
58% Dec
31
19% Feb
25
33% Jan
2
125% Oct
10
118
Jan
2
153
Apr
3
42% Jan
2
46% Jan
115 7 Apr
15
55
6,700
42
43
42%
43%
2,100
12%
3,600
43
43%
42%
42%
41%
42%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
82
82
82%
83
83 %
*82
29%
28%
28%
27%
28 %
*81
28%
'107%
111%
38%
28%
44
105
105%
103%
104%
American
Airlines
Bosch
(The)
American
48% Jan
Corp
Theatres
5%
7%
Inc
Co
Cable
1
13
Jan
3
18
Aug 27
94
Jan
31
108
Apr 21
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
2
31
32% Jan
79
Jan
2
14
47% Jan
8
17% Jan
17
92
Jan
2
104
3
Apr
53% Jan
85% Jun
80
10
8
Feb
25
72% Mar 13
83
Mar 19
Nov
11
67% Jan
84
41
Apr
26% Jan
42% Apr
3
13
34% Jan
16
95% Mar
98
102
Oct
20
31
16% Nov 21
8
2
28
30% Oct
70
11
3
Jan
Dec
Jan
Jan
9
22
American
Hardware
6%
Home
Co
133%
common
No par
23%
24%
Co
When
issued
4%%
117% Jan
2
27% Dec
27% Jan
22
29% Dec
2
45% Dec
126
120% Jan
July 16
9
5
124
Jan
16
30
26% Mar 26
29
Feb
12
18
45
60% Mar 20
86% Mar 11
Jan
.
2
130
9% Jan
39
Nov
&
Co
Inv Co
Tobacco
26% Jan
15
3
23% Jan
10
27% Dec
23
24% Jan
12
2734 Feb
6
10% Jun
4
17% Nov
6
14% Jan
2
17% Mar 18
American
67% Jan
21
84% Feb 25
2
6%
Preferred
37 % Dec
"5
32 % Jan
7
46% Mar 13
Amphenol-Borg
63% Oct
13
60% Jan
2
74% Mar 17
Anaconda
30
61% Oct
14
53% Jan
7
60% Mar 18
Anaconda
Wire
29
Dec
31
39
31
33
Feb
3
39% Jan
28
Jan
2
100
90 Tb Jan
20
23
Jan
2
41% Nov
14
22
Jan
13
32la Dec
5
Anchor
5
94% Mar 17
4
39% Jan
7
8
36% Jan
14
see
page
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
6,500
15%
15%
15
15
15%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
300
35%
35%
351%
35%
37%
37
38%
329,500
*98
24.
99 %
99%
70H,
69%
70%
69%
70
69%
70
41%
41%
45%
41
41
40
41
40
40%
5,500
44%
44%
44%
45
45
45%
46%
3,600
52%
53
51%
52%
15%
51%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
7,100
30,600
15»%
*52%
48%
5
*15%
100
239%
—25
-1100
25
15%
152
39%
53 %
50%
147%
61%
124
15%
*150
38
52%
49
xl45%
*60%
*121%
154
38%
53
15%
*150
38%
53
15%
15%
154
*152
39
38%
54
49%
48%
144%
*53%
48%
145%
145%
61%
124
98%
126
44%
16-
241
98%
126%
44%
15%
239%
98%
126
44%
15%
242
98%
126
com—5
14%
14%
14%
44%
14%
25
61
*121%
48%
*27%
28 %
*27%
28%
25
*26
\15%
153
38%
54
49%
*144% 145%
61
60%
124
*121%
60%
124
15%
*150
38%
53%
48%
145
61
♦121%
15%
153
54
1,290
15,500
49%
146
760
62
27%
27%
27%
5,600
56%
56%
10,900
89
88 %
88%
88%
89%
1,900
38%
37%
37%
37%
37%
1,700
34%
34%
34%
34%.
35
5,490
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
1,000
242 %
243%
243%
99%
99 %
126%
126%
44 %
44%
43%
14%
14%
*27%
28%
244%.
245
248
38,600
99%
99%
126 %
127%
800
44%
14%
45%
33,200
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,800
27%
27%
27%
27%
99%
127
6,200
300
26%
26
26
25%
26
15%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
16%
76%
79%
77%
79%
77%
79%
76%
Corp„l
41%
42 %
40%
4131,
39%
40%
40%
41%
50
68 %
69 %
68%
68
68%
68%
68%
69
69%
56
56
55
68%
55%
55
55
55
55%
57
6.25
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
23%
33%
33%
33%
No par
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
33%
95 %
94
94
*93 %
95%
21.80
36%
36'%
36 %
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
37%
5,200
10
32%
33%
32%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
35
35
35%
18,100
2%
—
&
*26
Cable——No par
x55
26%
*26
26%
300
15%
16%
6,400
80
y73%
77%
24,900
3
2%
40%
2%
43%
255,580
;
24,300
31,300
880
Hocking Glass Corp—
preferred
Anderson
-
Clayton & Co
/uiderson-Prlchard
Oil
Corp
1
800
56 %
98%
I
*
124
56
125%
'
3.300
27%
-
»
.
200
38%
Smelting—1
Electronics
(
14,900
1
&
v
_
45%
Ltd—£1
Common
$4
1,100
41%
Co_
46% Jun
40,900
84
44%
series
—
2
13
500
28%
41%
series
Zinc Lead
Jan
42%
27%
*98
70
Corp
5 %%
42%
28
34%
common
Axnpex Corp
Rights
Preferred
84
42
27%
35%
preferred
Viscose
83%
42
-
70%
& Tel Co
American Water Works Co
t%
40
69%
American Sumatra Tobacco
American
•
27%
34%
23
footnotes
*98
82
99%
27%
61%
American
other
99%
37%
Feb
all
*98
88%
29
For
99%
69
*81%
83%
*
34%
15% Jan
dividend.
*98
82
38%
13% Mar 12
$149.87%
28%
89%
29
tEx
27%
*121%
45% Mar 11
Mar
41
28%
25
16
34
41
28%
preferred_100
Jan
30% Jan
81%
41%
82
41%
28%
38
15-% July 11
May 31
81%
42
28%
34%
28Tb Dec
Dec
81 %
*41
*101
34%
common
129% Jan 20
Apr
821%
102
No par
Chem
Apr
3
107% Jan 26
3
71%
*81%
102
5
2
3
69%
82%
25
Co
16
2% Apr
71%
1
African
8
22% Jan
103%
70
*81%
No par
non-cumulative
2
40
*102
*81
.
147
Jan
26
81 %
1
Feb
37
11
103%
71%
81%
*102
89%
2
2
69%
81%
—2
Products
123% Jan
95
20
33,200
72
38%
224% Jan
1
4
120
%
104
70
81%
34%
18
97 % Dec
134'% Jun
*105
70%
*102
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com.No par
7% preferred
100
American Tel
112
200
400
90%
16
9,700
23
3,700
34%
17% Feb
8,300
24%
24%
19%
103%
38 %
248
139%
17%
90%
26
33%
105%
137%
19%
1
13% Jan
32%
105%
135%
*17%
Sugar Refining com—25
preferred
25
6
5,500
33%
109
19%
39
7%
20,200
*105
American
18
8,100
17%
32%
115
American Stores Co
35 % Feb
15
*107
4
43% Mar
7
32%
17%
22%
2
2
33 % Jan
32%
17%
133
56%
32% Jan
27
23
115
100
42%
32%
*105%
27 %
4
74% Feb
22%
32%
26 %
3
119% Sep
25% Jan
133
23%
*41
800
17%
108
131%
56%
31
14 % Nov
*107
31%
*105%
26%
56%
Dec
227% Dec
23
32
106
133%
56%
35% Dec
2
131%
26%
35% Dec
2
31%
*105%
57%
6
42
43,700
32
26%
G
8% Jan
*41
"
56
12
167% Jan
17%
32
26%
31% Jan
Jan
42%
17%
1
25% Feb
105
*41%
31%
American Steel Foundries
65% Jan
105
89%
17%
152
Amer South
*88
19%
com—1
Co
Snuff
89%
*17%
100
6%
*88
17%
_10
American
89%
19%
Sany com—5
5
*88
800
17%
& Std
27
63% Mar
700
41%
19%
preferred
Seating Co
60% Feb
17%
41
19%
American
56 % Feb
32
17%
41%
17%
100
American Rad.
7%
42%
31%
*41
17%
—
Climax Inc
2
40% Mar 17
110
*41%
41%
19%
preferred
Metal
106
*88
*41
17%
~
Metal
17% Feb
2
1,700
3,900
19%.
American Machine & Metals.Nopar
Potash
Jan
47
19%
Optical Co
60
46%
46
17%
100
News
7
46%
1
preferred
American
61% Nov
46 %
111—1
of
5%% prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common__7
American
2
109
preferred_100
Investment
American
32%
.-131%
American
Jan
31%
*105%
1
non-cumulative
3.90%
17%
89%
10
American International Corp
American
*83
12.50
Corp
SS Co
4
43
46%
41
Products
3
148 % Mar 20
52%
45%
33%
17%
49% Mar
8
39%
52%
48%
42
54% Mar
2
39%
52%
47%
42
46% Feb
52% Mar 31
40
52%
32%
7
46% Jan
39%
52%
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
6
142 % Jan
40
8,700
43% Jan 20
13
48%
39%
5,600
32% Jan
Jun
47%
52%
34%
38% Jan
May 5
51% Oct 20
48%
40%
53
34%
2
68
.
34%
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
155
48%
40
*52%
33%
35% Dec
2
40
53
34%
40% Nov 14
2
44,000
48%
39%
34
2
10
47%
48%
53
17,000
34%
20% Jan
Oct
49,200
23
34%
Gas
35% Jan
12%
41
Corp
48% Apr
12%
22%
5
Motors
140
12%
40%
Corp
American European Secur
Natural
Mar 17
12%
52
American
152
19%
12%
54%
American
6
*19%
11%
44
70% Mar 30
8
19%
12%
51%
43% Jan 15
18
*19%
11%
•
52%
63% Feb
Feb
19%
52%
25% Feb 2i
15% Jan
*19%
51%
American
32% Jan
22%
19%
10
American Molasses Co
147
23%
*19%
52%
17
May 12
34% Nov
6
22%
19%
12%
52%
16
157
24%
12%
52%
69% Nov
2
23%
34%
41% Dec
13
23
150
34%
Power
2
11% Jan
II,400
52%
Electric
2
22 % Jan
20,400
50%
*19%
46%
American Enka
Jan
144% Nov 26
35%
50%
10
American
15% Feb
18
35%
50%
1
100
48% Jan
34% Sep 12
33% Apr
7
23
35%
44
32% Jan 22
17
49%
53%
27% Mar
19
48%
46%
Co
14% Jan
18
48%
53%
American Ice Co
2
48%
120
400
44%
2
24
49%
63
49
35%
*62
35%
63
34
44%
51%
24% Apr
18% Feb
62 %
34%
53%
12
20% Jan
62%
34%
62%
22%
62 %
:.
43%
American
105
62%
62%
34%
37
54%
American Hawaiian
102
1,100
115
*36
37
43%
6
Mar 30
45%
114
'
*36
53%
3
110
*45
2,000
44%
105% Apr
141% Jan
Mar 17
59% Nov 17
20% Feb 28
Jan
34% Feb 24
45%
114
153
44
9
16% Jan
2
19% Feb 25
21% July 28
Jun
2
Feb
14% Jan
17% Nov 18
111
Mar 13
91% Jan
122
77,900
31%
153
53%
12
11
I,200
32%
31%
153
8,900
11,100
45%
32% Feb
28
102%
55 %
2
Jan
102%
54%
,2
Dec
98%
104%
*44%
14% Jan
95
45%
113%
37
36%
46%
Distilling Co
41% Dec
45
113
*36
56
98 %
10
Cyanamid
American
134
45
113
36%
45%
prior preferred
American
47% Mar 17
7
45
113
113
44
53%
98%
20
4%%
57% Mar 23
13
*147
2,510
*42%
53%
41%
89%
54%
9
Jan
30%
48%
No par
American Crystal Sugar com
17
Jan
31
148 %
36%
No par
38% Feb
4
44%
30%
148%
34%
12.50
Co
46% Feb
Feb
44%
31
155
*61%
25
Chain &
55% Dec
33% Mar 30
18% Jan 22
36
30%
*145
*102
23,900
1
Corp
preferred
55% Dec 11
45
31%
150
113%. 113 %
par
1.'
common
40% Nov 20
11
109
%|
20
Radio
17
Mar 16
44%
No
common
&
24
73
30%
148%
2 5
preferred
38% Jan
75
107%
1
common
Arma
American Chicle
3.7
100
Broadcasting-Paramount
2
29% Feb
188,600
*42%
53%
98%
40% Mar
18% Oct 30
29
98%
55% Mar 13
30% Dec 31
28%
55
2
2
6,700
29%
98 %
2
2
38
28%
53%
47% Jan
2
37%
29%
*42%
51
19% Jan
38
28%
109%
55%
42% Jan 21
16% Jan
37%
29%
*108
99%
11
11% Jan
100
38
52
37% Sep
13
109%
110
37%
98
Can
41% Jan
*109
8,700
29,100
*107%
99%
American
Sep 22
28%
54
2
44
28 %
52
50% Jan
2
28%
98
3
38% Mar 18
28
12.50
45% Apr
38% Jan
55% Jan
59%
84
Corp-*
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
52% Nov 18
2
12%
58%
82%
400
38%
37%
28%
109
12%
58%
83
500
45
2
13
109
38
12 %
58%
103%
84%
41% Jan
Jan
102%
43%
Cable
47% Feb
105
44
American
25
103%
44
14% Mar 18
26% Nov 13
105%
41
*42
13
17
104
44
7% Feb
Feb
12,000
53%
107%
*42
2
25
4,600
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co
3% Jan
39% Jan
20
17%
83%
American
4
13,600
83%
24T& Mar 24
Mar
17
9,700
47%
47
20% Feb 11
89
17
39%
105
41%,
7
15
16'%
186%
82
2
Jan
47%
50%
Jan
84
38 %
*98
81%
19
6
16%
47%
105
47
20% Jan
9G % Mar
45%
*98
80%
20% Sep 22
9% Nov 17
3
46%
105
52
22
80% Jan
*95
*178
38%
81%
2
2
98%
186%
37
37%
60,400
54%
1
preferred
American Brake Shoe Co
42% Jan
*95
*174
180
5,000
11%
98%
47
2
38% Mar 17
11%
11,200
53%
American
15
16
84
54%
Mar
44% Dec
16
29
53%
No par
39
17
46%
*98
98%
20%
28%
40%
20%
9
29% Jan
36%
11%
20%
*82%
84
103%
29% Feb
30
*169
10%,
28,100
40%
Jan
44a/4 mar 17
10%
28%
*82%
5,700
6
*20%
63
19
10%
*95
84
20%
28%
20%
28%
5%
102 %
2
Sep 29
160
5%
21
18
47% Dec
20%
28%
*82%
105
15%
*151
5%
20%
48
Jan
2
*98
37%
47%
160
*151
6
81
Jan
24
185
37%
46'%
160
79%
19
45'% Dec
*170
34
42
13
39% Jan
11
97%
.
34
33%
41
'29
11
10%
*95
5,300
34
33%
41
n
Nov
84
5%
13,900
86%
330
86%
21
Feb
50% Mar
28%
%
*82
*151
32%
*323
21
Jan
2
20%
6%
21%
28%
-
32
86
328
41
36
45% Jan
160
6
32%
86
*321
54
58
16
*151
33%
31%
86%
330
53%
13
47% Dec
33%
85%
*320
55
14
38% Jan
87%
330
33%
29,000
53%
Oct
J
86%
323%
700
7,700
20%
41
40% Oct
105
33 %
5,700
]12
20%
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
111
32%
20%,
21
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
4%% convertible preferred
100
American Bank Note common
_10
6% preferred
50
44Tb Nov 12
33%
109
20%
41
Petroleum
87% Jan
32%
111
*20%
No par
Corp
16
Dec
19%
50
convertible
Amerada
25% Oct 10
19%
28%
79%
Amerace
90
108%
19%
42
Aluminum Co of America
5
2
110%
19%
21
convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Aluminium Limited
No par
3
2
108
19%
*20%
4.08%
Apr
14% Jan
108
6,400
*41%
Products
106% Feb
64% Jan
105%
19%
104%
,
Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common__No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
lo
5%
7
29
*36%
50%
5
'
When issued
Amalgamated Leather Co—
22
%
18
Allied Kid Co
Allied
5
?
1
14% Feb
17
200
20
37%
2
26% Feb
20C
8,200
52%
47%
11% Jan
52% Jan
78% Jan 26
/
117
19
46%
15% Jan
11
18%
117
53
33%
44% Feb 24
82% July 28
31
118
20%
30%
10
5
30 % Dec
*113
19
20%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd__100
Allied Chemical Corp
118
51
28%
1
Allen Industries Inc
18%
20%
*82
100
No par
*113
71%
51
6
5
prior preferred
preferred
19
46%
69%
29%
51
20%
100
conv
116
18%
*44%
69%
20
*151
1
,
116
46%
68%
28%
87%
2
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A
18%
Shares
*44%/
;
28 %
33%,
100
common
68%
20%
*326
2
preferred
46%
68%
51%
32%
IGo
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc
*44%
68%
20
19%
No par
common
45%
68%
the Week
50%
107
1
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series
Alabama Gas Corp
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
45
68%
rlday
28
37%
i
Aeroquip
45%
117
Sales for
*
Apr .8
20%
29
t
5
Corp
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Apr. 1
Apr. 2
28%
50Tit
1
Admiral
Mar. 31
20
:_No par
—
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
Tuesday
28%
1
10
39% Jan
55% Dec
18%
25
AOF-Wrlgley Stores Inc
Acme steel Co
43% Oct 13
4
68%
*113
1
Allied Laboratories mo
Allied Mills
21
*44%
5
100
ABC Vending Corp,.
ACF Industries Inc
Adams
Mar. 30
1
convertible preferred
Adaras-Millis
Monday
<
EXCHANGE
45% Mar 31
117
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
lowest
13
2,000
30
*
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
H
.
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
.
(1582)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Kange for Previous
Highest
Lowest
44"% Dec
43% Jan
2
5
65% Mar 31
23% Jan
6
2
35% Feb
9
Nov
3
90
5
83
Jan
30
16% Apr
7
22% Sep 29
20
Jan
22
8
27% Sep
13% May 29
29% Jan
Feb 25
39% Apr
7
12 '/a Feb 10
22% Jan
80
3% Jan
May
36% Mar
2
23
,
66
67%
5
26%
27%
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
5
39%
84%
*21%
1
2.50
30% Feb
Armour
24
9
41% Mar
85% Jan 20
27
Industries
Arvin
2
36% Mar
& Co
34% Dec
10
6% Jan
9
10% Aug
8
Jan
2
94% Jan
6
Jan
2
46% Nov 19
105
May 5
96
Dec 19
When issued
2
28% Apr
2
Jan
2
22 % Apr
3
Ashland
11
34% Aor
3
2nd
13% Feb
19
17% Jan
2
28% Dec 31
Oil
2
Feb
13
52
Mar 13
102% Jan
7
107
Mar 26
Atchison
Mar 11
Jan
92
Jan
30
47% Feb
17
59% Mar 23
Atlantic
43% Jan
5
50% Mar 23
Atlantic Refining
86 Vb Jan
8
27% Jan
2
53% Dec
Feb
25
Atlantic City
:4%
,
15
80% Jan 23
86% Mar
8% Aug
8
26
Atlas
14% Jan
2
5
7% Jan
7
16% Jan 12
8% Jan
17% Aug
16% Feb
11
5%
Jun
30
72 % Sep
22
68% Jan 27
82% Mar
3
Atlas
7% Jan
2
25% Dec 19
19% Mar 30
24% Feb
16 /
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
19
24
Mar 12
27% Jan
13
22% Aug
6
2
29% Dec
30
26% Apr
29% Feb
5
13% Dec
11
10% Jan
6% Jan
90
57
5% Jan
9
Jun
24
34
Jan 20
1
7
2
15
Nov
3
45
1 Nov
6
34% Jan
6
105 % July
Sep
4
85
Dec
18
7
45% Oct
7
29% Jan
2
63'A Nov 13
48
Oct 29
6
58
Dec
Dec
10
31
Dec 23
33% Jan
3
47% Sep
127
Jan
3
174
93
Jan
9
104
10% Jan
2
20
Jan
29
Powder
14%
141/2
7,500
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
34%
34%.
35
3,500
28%
28 %
21%
22
34%
34% /
!2.
12%
43%
43%
•/
29
*27%
"
21%. '
~34%
34
29
21%
12%
29
*27%
21%
21%
21%
34%
33%
34%
;• 12
11%
12%
49
34=
'
>
v.
48%
48%
■
11%
'
*28
210
28%
100
21%
22 %
46,200
34%
34%
14,800
11%
12 %
9,800
48
48
.
7/
107%
107%
107%
'107
108
106%
107%
72%
73%
y" 72%
74%
72
73
73%
74-%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
49
7,i.
7
;i05
1,300
105 %
310
74%
6,100
73%
%
•29 7 «
101/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
43%
43%
42%
43%
43%
43%
42 To
42%-
43%
43%
92
91
92
56%
57%
49%
50
85
86
29% '
92
*91
*91
*91
92
'92
29%
29%-
*91
58
57
57 •"
common
10
48%
49%'-
48%
49%
48%
49%
48%
49%
_100
85%
85%
85%
86%
*35'/..
35%
*85
8f>
-
30
41.900
12,000
1,400
'
30
9,300
16,700
570
1
7%
7%
7 7%
7%
7%
7 J/4
7%
7%
7%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
600
7
7 J/4 *
38,900
—20
76%
77%
77
78%
79
80
79'%
79'/?
80%
80%
3,700
No par
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%-
19%
20
1,500
*23%
24
Co
common
'23%
23%
*23 %
28
27%.
27%
26%
-27%
27%
27%
28
13%
12%
X?
12%
12%
12%
13%
13
($1,201
pref
24
24
*23
9%
V
-
28%
5,500
13%
75,100
9!
1
9%
9%
9'/,,
8%
9
33%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
341/4
34%
15%
16 %
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
16%
16 Vr
16%
48
48%
48%
48%
48%
99%
99%
99%
100%
99%
9.^%
*99;
87%
*86%
87%
86%
86%
86
86
'44%
45%
45%
45%
19,800
*61'
61%
61 %
61%.
700
Inc
Wilcox
&
4%%
4%
(The)
Co
preferred series B
48%
48%
4%
6
9%
.
•
.
9
9%
27
Bath
32% Mar
46
Jan
2
49% Mar 19
Jan 23
48
Works
3%%
4%%
•
24% Mar 25
59% Mar 23
Beckman
35% Jan
2
9
-
9
19
Beck Shoe
Beech
42
Jan
7
94% Nov
76
Feb
90
Mar
4
93
5
4
48 7 a
7,500
a
v
17,400
107,400
48%
2,600
15% Dec
9
12% Jan
76
Dec
12
70
Jan
12
36
Jan
30
59% Dec
9
53
Jan
23
23 % Jan
2
37% Oct 28
36% Jan
6
11
1
26% Dec
12% Jan
2
18% July 28
17% Feb
9
34% Feb
25
58 % Oct
30
39% Feb
17
14% Jan
2
22% Oct
14% Jan
2
22
10% Jan
2
19
60% Jan
6
78
25% Apr
74 % Sep
23
5
85
48% Jan
2
60% Dec 31
58
35%
10
40%
24%
24%
23%
24
53%
54%
541/4
55'/a
83
81%
81%
35%
35%
36%
41
40%
40%
40%
40
40%
*81%
34%
/
-81%
37%
23%
;
"
•
24
55 Vs
56 %
*81%
83
38%
38%
70
99%
;
9,400
36,100
50
83
15,900
39%
*
41
*40%
41%
40'a
*401
a
39 %
*40%
41
40 ' 7
100
41
5,f00
41
40
1,200
97%
97%
96%
98
97%
98
4.400
100
92%
92
%
*93
94
10
4%%
Co
common
preferred
5%
1
Aviation
Benguet
Best
17$.
Bestwall
2
71%
26%
51
1 peso
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1
11
17% Apr
3
77
Feb
4
3
Inc
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
102 %
103%
Inc
Bethlehem
Feb
Gypsum
Co
(Del)
Steel
71
1
8
50'/a
149%
common
4%%
Black
&
pfd series of 1951
Decker Mfg Co
1
26
Bliss
&
4
Bliss
(E W)
5
Boeing Airplane
400
1%
1 %
1%
1%
78,900
41%
41%
50%
50 %
103%
104%
103
105
149%
150
51.%-
51'/,
17
17%
17%
74
74
29% Mar
5
Bohn Aluminum
8
24% Apr
1
Bond
16
74
44
24%
24%
Jan
8
19% Jan 21
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Nov 21
70% Feb
10
78% Mar 12
Borden
39% Dec 31
37% Feb
9
42% Mar 19
Borg-Warner Corp common
16
76% Feb
3
78% Mar 18
59
6
66% Mar 17
& Brass
Corp
63%
63%
65%
4,200
43%
44.
44%
5,800
25
25%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
18 %
17%
18
18
18%
17%
13
41%
^5 %
42%
41
42
41
41 J/4
41'A
26%
25%
26%
v
24%
24
24 %
24
16%
16%
16%
76%
77%
76
76
40%
5
Co__
40%
77%
25
.
40%
77%
64%
64%
■a.
*77%
.
63%
64%
;
63
24
16%
16%
76 J/2
77
40%
78%
*77%
64%
40%
*77%
78%?
25 '/a
24
40%
.
25%
16%
76%
76%
40%
26
'
16%
15
,
25%
4,000
18%
15,800
41%
55,000
*25%
"
24%
25%
23%
v
13
411/4
411/2
100
140
63'/a
43
16%
preferred
35,800
63%
1.25
-
1,700
17%
43%
*63 %
: -
1
(The)
4,200
87.900
52%
75
*73'
18
5
104
43
63%
43%
Inc
17%
17%.
74
6,100
150%
*149
150
6,300
41
41
5
2
20% Jan
Edison
51%
17%
63 %
Co
21%'Jan
6
18
Boston
26%
*50%
■
1
10
3% %
26 '
51%
74
16%
*72%
63%
44%
63
25%
41%
50%
8.200
75%
75
25 %
1%
150
74%
73 %
;*50%
.52
104
50%
43%
Co
Oct
Co
52
105%
2.50
Laughlin Inc
Stores
72
-25% 1 25%
..
150
10
Co
20% Mar
"
50 %
74
*72%
\
51%'
150
16%
16%
100
72
26%
103%
50%
149 %
Blaw-Knox
Mar 18
71
25%
j.
*50%
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
7%
'
73%
-
26 %
50%
*93
94
*93
94
*93
1
Co common
Consolidated
Co
&
94
50
Corp
preferred
Dec
Jan
82
24%
56
*98 %
97%
3
28% Jan
81%
35 %
*40 7c
"
96
Mar 23
46
;
100
1
pfd
100
99
54
%
24%
55%
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99%
99%
46% Jan
24% Mar 31
24%
99%
191
*181
24%
■„
1
191
*181
97 %
'55% Feb
■"
99%
"
191
2181
10
Bell & Howell
1
105 % Mar 31
•
100
''
43%
25,900
41% Apr
5
2
100
47%
-
14'%
65% Apr
2
_10()
% 191
*181
48
•
21%
6
2
191
*47%
20%
28% Jan
Oct
"181
%
*14%
1% Oct 13
Jan
100
48
*
'
40
14%
2
6% Jan
2,000
48%
*■
38
"41%
21
15 Jan
56
48%
48
'
40%
14%
Beneficial Finance
155
4,600
48%
12.50
29%
29
20%
Bendlx
2
4,500
33
60%
60%
'
41%
48
14%
79% Mar 10
2
2,900
30%
35 %
29
*41%
20%
28% Mar
Jan
60
29%
60%
28%
42%
14
6
50% Mar 30
58%
29%
60%
29%
20%
29
78% Jan
60%
29%'
61 %
41%
14 Vb
16
147
59%
60%
20%
Jan
6
1,300
14%
25% Jan
14
4,700
25%
20%
48% Jan
Apr
61%
.,23%
14%
12
2
61 %
25%
21%
24
52
700
61%
25%
14 %
50% July 21
;
35%
61
25%
20%
27% Dec
1%'Feb 18
36% Jan '6
35%
62
25%
*35
29
Corp
74% Dec
66
35%
60%
25%
26
__1
Aircraft
5
Jan
93
59
25 %
59 %
25%'
35%
58 %
35 %
59%
35%
10
35%
80
__i
103 % Mar 18
4
92% Jan 13
12
35 %
3
210
Belding-Heminway
6
54% Oct
35%
•
99%
Bell
2
159% Jun
61%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
2
22% Mar 13
10
2
61%
Inc
(A S) 4%%
Jan
13
61%
Creek RR
44% Apr
18 % Jan
33% Jan
61%
Aircraft Corp
Beech
15% Mar
Feb 26
36% Jan
61%
50
9
3
Mar 17
43% Jan
23% Aug 27
2
61%
2.50
Feb
84
41
25
Sep 22
44%
10
No par
Inc
Instruments
39% Apr
38% Mar 20
18
44%
Corp_,
Inc
Beaunit Mills
7
80% Jan 13
28% Jan
2
31
44%
*
prior preferred
preferred
;
2
Dec
44%
1
conv
19% Jan
95
3G% Oct
44%
1
Beatrice Foods Co common
Mar 23
183
lion
Bayuk Cigars
*86
44
%
10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
3
Mar 12
88
100
noncumulative preferred—100
66% Feb
2
99%
.
"86
Bangor & Aroostook RR
9
99%
100
common
8
178
May 22
100
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio
Feb
!
13% Jan
25%.
3,700
24
24%
16%
17
771/4
77%
7,800
40%
.\40 Ya
40%
14,700
78'/a
77%
77%
63%
641/4
64 :
64%
,
"
7,000
2,200
r.
-
.
20
18,100
■
Boston
&
Maine
un¬
7% Jan
14
17% Oct
24
10% Mar 26
15% Jan
5
common
18% Apr
6% Jan
3
32% Oct
23
21% Mar 25
27% Jan
6
5%
2
17% Mar 13
Branlff
6
42 % Feb
Bridgeport Brass Co
2
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
36% Oct
13
33% Jan
25
100
2
13
8% Jan
40% Jin
2
12% Jan
22
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
13
51% Feb
25
11
68
Feb
5
83% Feb
3
21
Brlggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred—^
19
13
82
45% Jan
78
Dec
92
Mar 13
2
Mar
51
4%%
,
Oct
29
20
90% Apr
85 ' Jan
34% Jan
6
49% Dec
31
49%
Jan
2
59% Jan
11% Jan
2
17% Dec
30
16% Jan
B
18% Mar 20
I
Brown
42% Jan
57% Jan
19
60
12
53% Nov 21
47% Jan
2
22% Jan
13
30
Dec
10
28% Jan
6
Jun
26
33% Oct
3
28% Jan
29
13% Jan
2
20% Dec 31
19% Jan
8
25 % Mar 23
78% Jun
10
25
Dec
6
17
46% Dec
,-i
v
-U
i
-
I
Shoe Co
46%
2.50
82
82%
81%
83
81%,
83
100
84
—
If-
3Q%
23%
24%
30%
30
30 %
3
Budd
(The)
2H
Buffalo
Forge
2
18% Sep
29
16
2
20% Jan
30
Bullard
Co
Feb
28
16% Dec
$5
preferred
_
23%
No pai
.10
17%
'
—5
17%
17%;
20% Mar
6
Bulova
14% Jan
2
16% Mar
6
* Apr
10
68% Jan
2
79
Mar 31
T
Burlington Industries Inc,com__.
.100
4%
preferred—,
62% Dec
12
62
Mar 10
65
Mar 24
3
78% Oct
17
76% Jan
27% Apr
8
43% Dec
17
24% Jan
5
16% Mir
7
28% Dec
2
36% Feb
16
22 % Jan
10
40% Nov
6
36
Apr
1
40
3% Jan
15
8% Oct
14
6
Jan
5
8
79
Feb
24
Inc
3%%
45% Mar 18
4% % second preferred
Burroughs Corp..
35% Feb
5
Bush Terminal Co
2
Butler
20
Jan
6
39% Dec
19
38
Jan
S
54
98
Jari
9
108% Dec
16
109
Jan
5
113
49
Jan
5
Mar
Mar 10
Jan
21
Mar 11
Butte
7%
7*65'-
66%
79
79
17%
13
19%
19%
■'
16
79
*65
16%"
66%
66%
/79
79
79 -
79
68%
68%
1,5G(>
2,600
30%
31%
17,700
24%
24%
64,400
91 %
£1%
34
24
1,400
18
5,600
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20%
64,700
16.
16%
22400
779
19%
400
63%-
*65
~
79
79
'
400
42%
41 %
common.
participating
1
29,800
41%
42%
41%
41%
41
41%
41 %
42
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33%
34%
33%
34%
32%
33%
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36 %
37
36 V2
36%
36
36%
36%
36 %
36 %
36%
1.500
—5
6%
6%
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6%
6%
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600
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.
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112
112
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45
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3 % Jar.
55
±
Oct
9
7% Dec
10
20% Nov
21
5% Jan
12% Dec
31
10
35% Jan
50% Nov
12
49
9% Jan
14% Jan
6
30
9% Mar 17
California
Callahan
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
21% Jan
16
5
89
Feb
11
50
Jan
7
37 % Nov
19
37
Jan
9
41 % Mar 31
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
31% Sep
19
29
Jan
2
32% Mar
Canadian
26% Jan
10
21% Jan
2
6
footnotes
66
sec
Dec
page
30
24.
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%.
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50%
50%
51%
52
5212
51
52%
517a
52%
4,900
21 %.
21'a
11,700
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
:
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
2
62 % Feb
3
3
67% Mar 23
$4 25
Cannon
conv
preferred
Pacific Ry
Mills
Co__
2,$0O
32,600
50
15
13
"
8%
3 %
8%
20%
21
Feb
8%
8 %
20%
55% Jan
Jan
8%
20%
8%
12 % Jan
19% Jan
8%
20%
8%
58 %
58%
58
21 Vg
2
47
56%
8%
Mar 30
84
May
50% Jan
56%
20%
Jan
7
27
•
5
Calumet & Heckla
Inc
55%
1
24
5
Oct
.6
Feb
23
90
Jan
45
For
Jan
3
20% Nov 24
81
47% Jan
6% Jan
18
58% Apr
No par
100
No par
25
No par
20 7 «
*86
47 %
*40
30%
66
.
20
*
20 7
J;
21 %
21%
21
21V4
21
86
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86%
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87
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48%
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41%
41 Va
41 %
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31
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21
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66
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86
66
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66
21%
65%
65%
10
50
300
31
16,700
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66
66%
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-
52,300
321
.
33 Vg
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'
200
81 %
80%
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1
1
,
■
40
54-'
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79
20 %
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16%
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79
;
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54
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v
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32%
.
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79
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32%
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15%
78%
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'
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4,200
—5
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Byers Co (A M)
.
—
16% -"
78
*65
.100
preferred—
17%
17%
15%
77
.
-
-17%
17%,
15% Oct 30
Co
34
.
30 %
23%
91%
33%"
29%
23 %
91%
34
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,23%
92
34
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Co
24
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—5
Co common:
20
37% Jan
13
29%
30
92% Jan
Mar 26
32 %
ttueynis-Erie Co
1
13% Jan 27
82%
31% Apr
8
3
68%
32 %
'
•
•
200
'
48%
90%
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79%
80%
32%
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87
"
84
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681/4
175%
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87%
•
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48%
54%
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2,400
47%.
47%
9%
48
17%
68%:
24 3a
24
.
47
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17%
32
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9,800
54%
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9
39%
84
54%
17%
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38%
54
53%
17%
63 ;t
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38%
85%
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54
17%
'
21,200
17%
85%
54
17%
—No par
16%
84%
-
76%'.
Jan
70
*84
16%
47%
32
32% Apr
2
84
16%
9%
48
76
90
"Jan
48%
1,000
23%
47
9%
9%
48%
11%
11%
11
38%
%
49
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9%
48%.
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9%
49
9%
48%
32
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25
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>
9%
3
l
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49
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50
76%
24
Feb
391/a
<
76
Oct
Jan
38%
,
32
33% Dec
Jan
15%
39%
16%
.39%
1.10
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
l
2
-
16
39
15%
%
BUtfkeye Pipe Line Co_w— _.Nopa-
A
Jan
90
15%.
16
33% Mar 16
82'
Jan
\
23
10%
10%
22%
3.50
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
,
10%
22%
39%
preferred—
conv
10%
5
common
18
44% Nov
10%
22'%
2.50
Airways Inc
48% Aug 11
2
10%
22%
23%
15%
10%
22
No par
preferred
9% Sep 25
5% Jan
26% Jan
53% Jan
27
14%
106%
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
13% Dec 17
,fc.
14%
57
27
44
'
14%
57%
22
14% Feb
,
14%
24
36% Jan
Jan
14%
13
29
Dec
■>
14%
6,000
39%
27%
20
Jan
2
July
360
14%
56%
64% Jan
2
18
22%
57
28% Jan
10% Jan
143
86'%
22'/i
39
*23%
prior
100% Mar 26
79% Nov
*85%
22
56%
9
44
5
36% Dec
85
21%
N* na-
5
6
40
1
Mar 26
28% Jan
45
39%
85
21%
Mfg Corp
5
1
39
85%
21%
1,600
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilfcon Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—Nopai
3
47% Jan
Jan
27
30% Oct 29
May 19
39%
*84%
22
4.800
20
Nichols
-Jan
Jun
:
39»/4
85%
*21%
46.800
preferred
B
Babbitt (B T)
28.%i Jan
9
Aug 22
33
2
39%
'84%
22%
28
49%
common
40% Dec 19
18% May 16
3
73% Jan
39%
84%
27%
No par
52% Jan
4
36.
>■
39%
27%
:/
preferred
Austin
88% Mar 18
66
58
7
'
26%
21%
100
23% Jan
Jan
18
series
Corp
Babcock
49% Mar 11
35% Apr
7
45% Apr
8
Mar 24
'23
16%
5
26
61 % Mar 30
64% Oct 22
30% May
27
27,400
"
22% Apr
45% Apr
48% May 27
6
16% Jan
26%
69
10
Coast Line RR
.Conv
Jan
101 % Feb
96% Jan
85% Jan
41% Feb
3
Feb 21
95
27%
681/4
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
37% Feb
16% Apr
10
13% Jan
43% Jan
95
26%
-
68/4
Avco
15% Mar 17
30 % t eo
9% Jan
67%
'
8% Mar
10% Nov 21
3% Jan
26
3
67%
37%
100
preferred
$3.75
Jan
2
78% Oct 29
66%
46
37%
10
46
6
66%
preferred^
10
Electric Co com—6.50
2
15
90
65%
.'
45%
.
Topeka & Sante Fe—
39% Jan
18
41% Nov 10
92
Feb 28
37%
non-cum
45'% Nov 13
2
10
45%
49
Common
5%
4
45%'
37V8
12
Investment Co
7
10% Dec
9% Jan
29% Jan
34
10% Mar
45%
37%
5
1st preferred—
5.25%
Jan
10
45
37
.
Dry Goods Corp—
Associates
31% Jan 15
27% Jan 28
46%
*27
Common
2
88% Jan
1
Apr
■
Shares
Apr.3
37%
1
com
the Week
Friday
Apr. *»
34%
„
Refining
Sales for
Thursday-
45%
_ll
Associated
72
—
&
PRIDES
37%
preferred $1.50 series__No par
ASR Products Corp
10% Jan
44
Inc
SALE
Apr. 1
14%
10
A*
Corp
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom
Industries
Inc
Mar 16
23
Corp
Steel
31% Feb
19% Dec 30
12
67
37%
Armco
17% Jan
19
25
29
46%
37%
73% Mar 13
14
Mar 16
28% Jan 19
28 % Apr
Feb
27% Feb
15
45%
5
Oil
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 31
No par
Argo
AND
Tuesday
Mar, HO
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
26
40% Jan
IS
4
67% Dec 19
24% Dec 31
39 % Dec 17
Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
49% Feb
41% Aug
2
29
22
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Year 1958
.
500
.
1
Volume
189
5835■ /.
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1583)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
10% Jan
24
7
Jan
2
38% Jan
3
20% Jan
:r
91
43% Dec
99
.Jan;
55% Jan
?
*
i
26% Feb 28
17% Jan - 7
17% Jan
38% Dec
;T
110% Jan
15
9
38
...
78
13..
30
Aug
41
7% Mar*
961/Mar
>
Jan
7
Apr
33% Mar 25
85 t Mar 20
2
93
Sep
31% Jan
17
..
8
71% Feb
18% Feb
32% Jan
17
104%
i
10
42%'
A
17% Mar 21
7
19
Jan
16
7
Jan
3
20
23% Jan
j1%Jan
54
*
Nov.>3
2
Nov
28
34
.
Jan
2
43
Aug 14
*100% May 21
■39% Nov: 12
91. >' Jan,, 2
31s/: Jan
24% Aug 14
5534 Nov 14
,2
4% Jan
3
31% Nov- 25
4.7
,
23
Feb 25
43% Jan 28
V
'?
Jan
89-
2
7
Apr
38 £■; Oct 22
69% NOV 21
109% NOV 20
9% Mar 14 ;
17% Mer 19
26% Jan
f
■
10
313,4 Jan
43 '
!&V
8
11% Jan
50% Feb
,
/.
99.
Mar
39% Jan
25
4
6
-.r
4
Common
Chance
/
53
Jan
9
30% Jan
5
71
Feb
24 y4 Mar 24
32% Jan
22
40% Nov
19
36% Mar 26
41% Jan
28
27
44
Feb
9
2
7
31% Nov 28
30 % Jan
7
38
32% Jan 29
,-9% Jan 30
,15% Oct 10
59% Oct; 7
25
Apr
13
.i
35% Dec
8
Oct
99
Sep
12
27
Jan
2
30% Jan
44
34
V Jan
22
16y4 Feb
64% Apr
3
5%
-
42% Feb
1
64% Jan
10% Jan
21
35% Jan
;
2
130
Sep
62-
67
Sep 22
59
Oct
'8
-34% Sep
15% Jan
•'
'32
Jan
Jan
11
Dec
158
30
Feb
103% Jan
Jan
G
49% Mar
f
18% Jan
62% Feb
165
80
Feb
Jan
2
77
Oct
28
90%
Feb
55% Jan101
13% Mar 18
8
2
-Jan
28
5
Jan
28
119% Feb
9
87% Feb
'78
Jan
19%
18%
19
45
*43
5,700
45
77
*75
77
43%
*43
*75
'43
300
98
100
203/a
20%
20%
20%
38
37%
38%
6,700
38%
38 ya
37%
38%
98
'37%
20%
97%
1,200
97y4
98%
98%
97
44
43%
43%
25%
25%
25%
65
43%
43%
43%
26
25%
25%
*25 y4
63%
63
64
63%
64%
64
25
25
24%
24%
;
24 Yi
24%
24
12
11%
12%
/
12
12%
12
12%
..
45 Vtt
45 y2
44%
45%
44%
15%
15%
15,%,
15%
1
15%
57%
58%
57%
58
57%
57%
58
59
5%
5%
5%
5%
54%
52%
53%
!
5%
52
<'.
c
5%
5%
52
/
1,700
133/a
4,800
45%
15,400
19,600
8,000
15%
15%
59 y2
5%
52
23%
12%
15%
67
23
(
45
15%
52%
500
45
45%
1514
10
2,400
26
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4514
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120
44
26
.
97
43%
24%
12
43%
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77
20%
5
Corp
Co_^_i___^.__
700
45
'75
.
12,700
20%
63
'
'
61%
11,800
5%
13,900
53%
900
5%
52
*52
;
No par
34% Apr
63
Feb"
G
6
lO'
8
106% Mar
82
Feb
3
27
45
44%
44
97%
*96%
97%
*97
98%
*96%
97%
70
35%
36%
36y4
36%
36%
36%
23 %
24%
36%
23 ya
37%
23%
11,000
23%
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
14,400
39% -,.40% j
43%
44%
45
4,000
40%
41%
40 y4
40%
39%
40%
20%
21%
20
20%
19%
20%
19%
20%
1
30y2
19%
31 %
30%
20%
31%
11,600
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
26,700
L.
Va
or
45
*110
116
*110
69%.
116
"110
16%
16%
»7%
38
70
71
116
112
116
39%
17
37%
70
'
40%
16%
17%
37%
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
29%
29%
28%
30
30
30
30%
30%
49%
49%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
11,700
1,700
13,200
*112
:
Ry com Del.50
38
72%
}
116
49
Z.1
14
5,800
31
13%
*29
;
530
49%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44
44%
*43%
26%
26
26%
26%
27%
26%
70
70%
..No pai
69%
70% ;
69%
70
25%
25%
25
25
25%
26%
£5%
26% :
26%
36%
37
27%
36%
36%
37
37%
37 y4
37% ! '
37%
27ya
38%
28%
28%,
27%
32%
33%
33
1,800
27%
70
33
&<'Norl.li
Western
com
2734
,28%
32
31%
31%
31%
*30%
34
15%
*15
15%
15%
15%
;
GO %
15%
15%
59%
H.5Q
60
61%
61%
62%
63
64
,
34%
r
*30%
<
33
33
*32
33
—15
gl.d
Special guaranteed 4% stock
Clevite Corporation
3434
34%
89
.
*101%
34%
88%
102
*15
..
2,000
18,500
4,100
14,000
4,200
•
28%
,
12,900
14,300
200
15%
300
64%
,.
64 ya
41
41%
*40%
49 Va
49%
49%.
50%
50%
59%
58%
23%
*102%
45%
*45 y4
17%
17%
60%
78
60
157
58%
22%
*102 i/a
45%
-
59%
170
*76
45%
17%
17%
60%
*152
' '
57%
24%
105
83
583/a
104,300
2nd
45%
17%
17%
2,500
61
61%
6,400
52%
52%
99
98
*76
64%
52%
03
*150
170
*76
83
98%
*63%
37%
99
99%
*98%
99%
63%
63%
63 %
37%
37%
31%
!
51%
63%
64%
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52%
333/4
33 3,a
34
56
56%
57
58
32'%
55 Va
56
133%
133
133%
134
*133
102
*89
102
*89
102
*89
126
126%
124%
127%
124%
126
,(126%
^975
10
—
I
.
101
100V2
_No par
;
81%
*80
*975
100
/
*132%
*975
y2
*80
100%
81%
100%
*80
*37
37%
81,%
100%
64
2,900
310
1
120
'
37%
30
33%
:
34%
31,000
58
58%
7,900
*133
134
*89
102
125
127%
6,300
100%
102%
7,100
*80%
<
81%
30
-
*975
101
*80%
99
*37
'
*975
101
53
983 4
63%
102
127%
Co com_.
83
52%
»
134
*89
Internal') Corp____No par
170
*76
-
52%'
31%
preferred
%
*152
;
52
!
55 y3
Colgate-Palmolive
1,200
17%'
32%
100
14,600
45%
60%'
55
133'%
__100
24,700
23%
17%
31 »/4
No par
58%
105
60
1
preferred
Co (The)—,
24,100
17%
170
37%
•
20
52%
60%
*152
37%
preferred
4%
22%
*102ya
45%
120
2,000
*
51%
99 '
*63%
50--
,
58%
,22%
12,200
X
89
102
41
52
;
-
105
45%
.
41
58%
21%
34%
89
•*ioiy4
•
51%
*102
45%
—
_
41% .'
57%
23%
105
34%
.
88%
102
Co eoin__^._No |>ar
Peuhody
7%
Coca-Cola
34%
*88%
'*101%
41%
*76
50
■
89
41
25%
59:%
__No par
"•
34%
102
41%
*152
*
*101 ya
105
173,e
15
100-
*88%
*
50%
45"',,
I_5
Co
*
24%
' »102ya
No par
Louis Ry Co com
41
58Va
'
34%
89
102
49%
5
100
34%
89
102
''
_100
noncumulativo prelerred__l00
$3.50
27%
31%
32%
*14%
_Tl00
<
'
27%
32 »/8
32%
44
Gas & Electric-
Equipment
Clueu
27 VH
31 y3
25
;
preferred
4%% preferred
5%
•
9,900
71%
;
•70
16
92
44%
97
36%
1.25
;___z
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR. 1%
25
132% Mar
46%
97
35%
_1
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
3
Feb
136% Jan
44%
97
x26%
5
2
Mar 20
3
132% Jan
Dec~30
86% May
1,000
19
69%»
Coca-Cola
48
21%
19
27'%
C C C & St
20
88,
20
21%
18%
44%
Clark
24%';Jan
May 27
20
21%
69%
16
38 W Feb
46
19 T'B
21%
26
_9.50
* Products
Western
27
65% Feb
12
4434
xl9%
22
42%
,
•
2
6
30
97
.—No par
City Investing Co common
.'5%% preferred—
City Products Corp—
City Stores Co
2
19
Dec
37%
97
Cincinnati. Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
__No par
Cities Service- Co_
10
19
Jan
-
37 y«
-
43%
20
77
20%
3,200
26%
->
26
*,Jan
Dec
31
18
9
19
97
9
Feb
2
36
132% Dec
7
Jan z
63
43%
'75
par
...
...Chrysler Corp
,27% Mar 20
9
47% Feb
53.
15
5
19
98
10
134
98% Jan2
•
77 /
25% Dec
6
86
Dec
37
2
Jan
9
28
55
2
127
Dec
106% May 20
r
64% Aug
4
10
.
43/.Jan
16% Jan
57% Jan
76 r,
July 18
37% Feb 25
95
,
103% .Jan
NOV
155
17
21
85
43:%
CIiic
2
57% Apr
13
75
44%
90
84%
5% preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
.8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pan RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab___.*_^No par
Chickaslia Col,I,oh
z
2
.63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
20% Oct
42%
75
130
37,400
22
'
20%
220
32%
50
12
2
18%
18C
125
100
102% Jan
27
••
18%
.10
preferred
3
37
44% F6b
15% Jan
18
42%
84
6,600
'
98
31%
125
No par
j
12
2
17%
100
5% series-A hbn'ciui^ pfd__
Feb
45% Dec
*19%
*97
32
x43%
43%
19%
22%
89
124
83 %
:
7%
98
31%
1223/4
44%
43%
<
*97
31%
125
83%
19%
par
88%
82%
22 ya
5
Chic Milw St. Paul & Pac
■;
38% Jan
Feb
83%
19%
50
4%
,
,
4514
45'
*118
7%
87%
97'A
31
123%
"■
119
7%
88%
97
32%
22%
100
Common
15
6,000
23%
119
>
44%
45
40
Great
16
14
1,300
89%
87%
19%
No par
Class A
21
Feb
26,500
7%
7
16%
Jan
t
24%
119"
23%
119.
7
•
*37%
91% Feb
102
23%
23%
*118
;
70
5
-
19,600
16%
17
56 y2 Jan
•
47 %
37%
34% Feb
-
46 %
i6y2
87 % Jan
14
17
46
69 v*
30
46% Jan
14
45%
37
24
4
59% Oct 27
Feb
600
46
16%
2
13
35% Jan
421/4
29%
71%
Mar 13
•; 3,7% Jaa
Jan
102
43%
*29»/a
37
5
50% Feb
101
42%
83%
29
23%
:
7%
125
45
29
1
Vought Aircraft Inc
953/i July 8
106% Apr 22
44% Oct 13
7
31%
*123
84
44%
45
28%
22 y4
:
<——
Cincinnati
28% Jan
83
32 y2
125
' 84
44V4
45%
16%
22
31% Nov
10
23%
119
7%
44%
3,10C
69%
9
32
Dec
31"%
*122 V2
*118
87%
36 %
Chic
25
2
v
22%
119
87%
1
44% Mar 30
2
v,
2
-
23"%
;
88
5
16
27
19% Apr
14% Jan
23
45-%
87%
28%
46%
5,500
87
45 y2
28%
45%
*45
39
"Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3'/2% Convertible preforrcd___100
Chicago &'East III III?, com_<_No par
32% Feb 20
18%* Jan
19
28%
46%
1
Co_
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake - Corp
'
Apr »• 2
74% Mar 11
18% Feb
Nov
29
38%
20
.1 Checker Motors Corp
Chemetron Qorp
118% Feb 26
15 % Jan 16
G
40% Feb
24% Jan
63 % Jan
46
45%
210
38%
44
!
38%
45
44%
38%
85 Va
85%,
44
45y4
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co___
1%
ZChamplin Oil & Refining Co
1
38
5
1
Jan / 8
46% Jan
17
85
29
/
17% Mar 23
•.13% Apr
Oct
87
441/,
100
38%
,
I_5
Sugar Co
Foundry
Certdin-Tecd
.
9
..,22 : Mar 20
; 36% Jan
5
15
Jan
63% Oct 20
Corp common
preferred
Central RR Co 0f N J
Central & South West C<Tfp_
Central, Violetta Sugar Co
-
24
Mar 18
*42% Jan
34% Feb 18
66% Jan
2
25
85 V4
100
_
preferred _•
-"'Central Illinois Public Service
'
14
99%
39 ya
44
preferred ser'es A_100
•»'/. 59% Mar
15
37/% Feb , 9
15%,Feb .j 5
30% Feb
9
108/
preferred
61% Apr j-; 3
/Cessna Aircraft
*6% Jan£: 9 V
Chsidboiirn Gotham
4 ' "Chain Belt'=Co;
'&*.
2*% Feb ,17
<
•
conv
4y2%
16
15(% Jan: 27
9934
99%
/Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Jan1
25% Dec
V
2
10
12% Jan
24
33% Sep i 3
49% Nov
2
11% Jan
45% Jan
16% Sep
c
2nd
;/ Central .'Hndbqn;Gas & Elec__No
Central Illinois Lgt common
No
3
28% Jan
100%
38%
39 %
,
97
15% Mar 11/% Century' Industries Co„
■-k 50% Mar - 5
Cerro de Pasco Corpa—.
35% Jan/ 2
8
17
r?
47% Apr
<r 1
41> Jan
95
'
19
:<
y Apr
Apr
•
6.900
100%
39%
96%
./
■
5% Feb 27
52
} Jan 20
44
Apr V 1
29% Mar 13
67
••• Apr
3
8% Jan 12
43% Jan. 7
13% Jan.16
21% Oct 29
Zr
39,% Sep
14% Dec
•
;
23
:/
>/
333/4 Nov 28
17% Jan
7
•'V,
;
41%
97
Central of Georgia Ry com
5 %preferred series B
99% Feb 27
6
41%
.
*96y4
5%
21% Mar 19
23ya Feb 26
40%
41
100%
88%
Central Aguirre
2
5
Jan
55% Feb
14% Dec 22
2»
c
39%
*100
87
,V. Celotex
38% Mar 23
40/, Feb 19
3
12% Sep 23
48% Nov 12
3
^8% Jan
96
31
29% Sep
,
24% Mar
Dec
12
28 f, Aug 28
60% Dec 17
"
41 % Jan
Jun
9,700
40%
40%
100%
89 %
Jan
>;76
10,100
42%
88y4
Mar 23 ' ' Central
2
21%
42%
par
4
9
-
21%
43 Va
10
48
30
21%
42-18
7Va
22-
1/
20%
43%
7%
Apr.'. 3
23 y4 Mar
21%
42%
118%
7%
44% Mar 20
20
r
21%
43%
7
4%%
Shares
21%
100
C
the Weak
Friday
42%
1
common
Apr.3
21
*--.4.'20% preferred
j;:
;
100
Celanese Corp 0f Amer com__No
•
$aiea
Thursday
Apr. 2
42
39
Co commou_____Zi._12.50
Caterpillar Tractor
•
98% Janv12
(J I)
„
41"
1
7% preferred
/6%% 2nd preferred
,
125/Feb 24
Jans 5
193S Dec 16
33% Dec 30
7
4
7
16
Jan
Case
4
5
.
15
28
2
PRICES
01
*100
50
—
SALE
Apr. 1
40%
10
Carriers & General
Corp
Products Inc
Carter
a.
119% Mar 16
Janv 2
21% Jan
Dec 31
Oct
26% Feb./
16
Jan
,18%
4'%%
lb
12
27 / Jan
27
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 31
42
5
common.;
preferred
LOW AND
Tuesday
20%
"5
io
Co__
.
Mar. 80
1
Carrier Corp
25
22
117_ Jan,.
78% Jan
9
7°' 52.;
72% Mar 19
'•
Carpenter/Steel
19
31% Jan
PaT
Cartdina Chnchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power
Light
...No par
19
v47% Feb
-
5
Jan
,
5
<■
Mar 11
-
.46% Jan
;"
9 3% Feb >4
i
17
19% Jun
14
3
•6
83 % Jan
5
.
22 % Dec
27
Jan
Nov
81% Dec
2
9% Jun
44
6
2
118%
13
20 /5 Jan i 6
7 A Aug, 7
92% Nov., 10
>: 101
Apr 28
'-'30% Dec 18
2
Jan'
Feb
16
48% Jan
'
2
12
43.;
:
Aug 28
t
2
••94
,
f 28%, Mar 26
38% Jan? 8
19
119% Jun
3
14
52% Feb
*
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum (Tlie) Co
Carey (philii)) ; Mfg Co„
»44% Mar 20
5
42% Mar
23% Aug 14
2
.
55 % Apr
72 / Jan
July 1
31% Nov 20
,
3
5 % Jan
Jan'V 6
46% Nov 20
13
14% Apr
101% Jan
102% Jan
22
..-41% Jan
37
,
'47
.
2
19% Jan
.
37% Feb
39% Apr ci
98% Feb
9
July 3
38% Dec 29
76% Dfec 11
•
13
32% Jan
10
17
,
Monday
t
EXCHANGE
23% Jan
12
103
*
2
30% Jan
6
46% Dec
.
9
,
18% Jan
8
STOCKS
NKW YORK STOCK
-
Highest
41% Dec
13
94% Apr
25% Jan
lowest
19% Dec
2
30% Apr
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
81%
23% Dec
15
21% Jan
7
28 y2 Mar 11
Collins & Aikman Corp
Jun
No par
25%
25'/2
25%
25%
24%
25
24
25% Dec
24%
30
23% Jan
24%'
24%
8
24%
28% Feb
Colorado Fuel & Iron
No par
2,400
43% Jan
23%
24% '
23%
24'/2
23%
24%
24
20
48% Nov
6
47% Jan
24%
25%'
20
25%
33,300
50
49%,
49%
49%
49%
*49%
49%
48%
49
49
49
63
*61%
63
62%
62%
'18
46
Jan
9
Oct
29
37% Dec
24
38% Dec
31
2
23% Dec
22
16
Jan
65
57
2
50% Mar 11
com
5%%
preferred series B
Colorado & Southern Ry-—
Jan
14
44% Mar 30
Columbia
Broadcasting System_2.50
43%.
44%
43 Va
43%
43
43%
42%
Jan
35
22
5
43%
2
""24% Mar 13
Columbia
Gas
24
24%
23%
24'/4
23%
24
23%
24%,
5
21%
22J/2
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
No par
7Hi
71%
71%
72
*71%
72 3,4
*71 %
49ya
51
49Va
50y4
48%
493/a
36%
36%
36%
37%
35%
36 y4
,_1
33%
34y2
33%4
34
33
10
58%
59
58
59%
59
1
16y4
iey2
16Va
16%
16'/a
63% Feb
20
iioiiciiilMilatlve
I si
System
pfd____100
Inc
*61
,.10
63
*61V2
'
-■
12% Jan
ya Apr
2
19'/a Mar 17
h Apr
2
24% Mar 23
68% Feb
44% Jan
73% Mar 23
2
20% Dec 30
63
May 23
31% Jan: 2
73% Nov 28
49% Dec
16
30% Jan
37% Nov
17
33,, Dec
10
30% Feb
9
65
24
54% Jab
14
15% Nov 20
14%'! Jan
5
17
23% Jan
2
46% Jan
3
io ya Jan
2
41% Jan
2
.
4
Jan
57% Dec
29
2
8 Ya Jan
2
6% Feb
10
37% Mar
Combustion
Engineering Inc
Credit
63% Mar 13
Commonwealth
4.64%
preferred
5.25%
19
Mar
Dec
31
108% Jun
4
47% Dec 16
2
44% Dec
17
33% Feb
3
14% Jan
2
26% Dec
18
23 y4 Jan
27
13% Jan
3
20% Dec 29
33% Feb
9
55% Mar
19
Conde
12
20
2
68% Jan
21
106% Feb
25
Nasi
Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol Edison
$5
Consolidated
19% Mar 25
21% Jan
6
Consolidated
27% Oct 29
22
Jan
2
31
50% Jan
2
24% Feb
4
57% Feb 24
Consolidated
50% Dec
2
39% Jan
15
23
Mar 25
33
Jan
Consol
32
39
Jan
2
61% Feb
25
Foods
Aug 21
57% Oct
13
92
Dec
30
93
Sep
18
85
Oct
2
99
Feb
28
17
Jan
7
30 y4 Nov
6
86
Sep
10
27% Jan
2
104
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
Feb
25
55% Jan
2
94
Jan
2
93 «/2 Jan
6
99
Jan
6
40% Jan
30
For
Apr 10
49% Dec
2
81 y4 Oct
-
106
footnotes
Feb
31
Consolidation
99
Feb
26
22
11
29% Jan
16
Jan
23
91% Feb
3
46% Feb
19
89
52% Mar
2
Jan
6
106% Jan
21
Apr
58% Jan
6
95
82% Jan
3
16
91
2
24.
Apr
15%
12%
54%
62%
63
105% 105%
1,195,300
22%
22%
14,300
72%:.
713%
71%
48%
49%
49
493/a
5,700
3^4
36
353%
3d
3,900
34%
33 %
33%-
34
34%
59%
59
59%
58%
5934
12,700
15,700
16%
1G%
16%
16 34
17
23.300
60%
-is
60 y4
•
60%
60 V*
101
101 y4
101%
101%
101
110
110%
109%
1110%
*10©
14%
153/a
14%
15%
8%
9%
9%
9'%
14%
9%
140
61
101
12,500
700
y4
130
111
14%
9%
15,400
15%
63,700
9,900
12%
12 Ya
13
13'%
12%
13%
25,400
54 Va
5434
54%
54%
54%
55
62%
623/4
62%
62%
62
%
62%
17,900
105%
105%
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1053;)
105%
105%
2,900
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
38
38%
37%
38%
39
37%
38%
37%
38%
39%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,900
40
1.33Va
26%
27
38
%
39
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
1
19%
20
20
19%
20
19%
19%
6
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
10
55%
56
55
55%
55 5a
56 y4
56
56%
56%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23
8,100
7,700
13,900
56%
<100
23
1
No par
No par
No par
No par
19%
*22%
19%
1,800
600
23
4,400
330
34 %
34%
34
34%
33%
34
33%
34%
35
36
4,800
56
56%
56 y4
56%
56%
57%
56%
57%
56%
8,500
99%
99%
57.
98%
98
98%
98
98
*97%
99
*97%
39
*86
88%
*86
88%
27%
Corp of America—
27 %
27»/4
27%
98%
99
97%
*97%/
98
*97%
88%
*86
88 y2
*86
88%
27
27%
750
98
*86
97%
f
26%
'
27%
98%
27%
27%
200
'
13,400
5
4%
preferred
Continental Baking Co
$5.50 preferred
$3.75
8%
'is
23
26%
Common
Continental
15%
12%
54!/2
62%
63 V*
105'% 105 %
12
54
15 V2
34,600
26%
Co
com
15>/a
8%
15ya
8y4
15'%
12 Va
*54y4
60%
30,500
24
39%
pfd
$4.16 preferred
26% Feb
6%
15 y2
60ya
100%
110y4
10Q
43%
26%
19%
Corp
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
Jan
99% Mar 10
49
page
Coal
Consumers Power Co
92
103
see
Cuba
2
25
2
of
RR
88% Mar 18
60% Nov 10
May
Gas
Laundries
15%
8»/4
COVa
100%
109%
42%
y23%
:&
63
38%
30c
Consolidated Natural Gas_j
Container
96
,
Corp
Utilities
101
111
*61%
1
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Consol Electronics Industries
2
8
41
No par
No par
42% Mar 18
13
14
1
preferred 1
15% Jan
May 15
No par"
10
No par
of N Y com
61 y4
60
101
*110
1
28
41% Mar 18
Mar
23
Comptometer Corp
23% Jan
30
com
100-
3
-
100
Co
—
2
40% Jan
48% Jan
;
preferred
13% Jan
19% Jan
Co_
Edison
101% Mar 26
6
27% Feb 24
3
112% Feb
14
23
5
Solvents
14% Jan
Jan
No-par
Commercial
11% Jan
62% Mar 31
Co_—
Commercial
43
104
Carbon
24
65
15
26
18% Mar 11
61 Vtt Feb
17
44 ya Jan
%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
18
2
preferred
Columbian
Nov
Jan
$4.25
51% Mar 23
48
29
Rights when issued
Columbia Pictures common
38% Jan
9% Apr
16% Feb
16% Sep
-,-15.% Jun
7'/2 Jan
Sep
2
98% Jan
107% Jan
9% Nov 21
29 % Jan
:
55% Jan
5
May
Jun
2
9% Jan
101
30
12
Mar 24
20
106
112
4% Jan
-
Oct
-
35%
9% Nov 26
,96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
/
•
i*.
5
500
1
Jan
Can
preterred
100
5
common
Inc common
*90
47
92
47 %
*90
46%
*104
92
47
105
*90
47%
104
92
47%
105
92
*90
48
48%
106
*103%
10
51%
52 %
51V'2
52
50%
51%
50
50%
88
89
89
89
90
90
90%
91
No na
105
*1C4%
,
No par
*90
48%
*105
92
48%
106%
5,900
30
49
51
27,700
*91
92
200
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
Monday, April 6, 1959
...
(1584)
W-A,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
Highest
Lowest
8Pe Apr
18% May
44
Jan
Jan
9
Dec
12
64
Dec 22
13
66% Nov
8
78% Mar 10
37% Dec
2
43% Feb
12
36% Jan
26% Jan
2
16% Jan
14
18
34% Oct 13
55% Jan
2
41
Dec 31
39% Jan
7
33% Mar 17
48% Mar 17
52
Jan
Jan
82% Dec 31
55% Nov 14
24% Dec
8
14
33% Jan
13
52
1-2% Apr
16
■74% Feb
12
6
97
Feb
10
58
Jan
20% .Jan
7
28
Mar 26
30
1
89% Feb
84% Feb
102% Dec
83
Oat
8
85
Mar 11
Aug
88
89
Jan
52
16
Feb
18% Jan
4
6
2
22% Mar 12
8% Jan
5
10% Apr
3
3
19
85
9% Nov
5
13
3% Nov
11
2
4% Apr
13
39% Dec
1
35 % Jan
12
43 '/4 reo
20
85
412 May
1% Jan
24% Jan
9
Jan
3
14%
23%
*22%
23%
*22%
_25
*22%
59%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
43,500
63%
63 Vi
63%
63 Pa
64%
15,600
-14
68%
68%
72%
4.0DC
Jan
i 6% Jan
56
29
24
6
14'/a Apr
2
21% Jan
6
25Pi Mar 19
37% Jan
16
13 Pi Jan
2
17% Mar
69% Nov
17
68'/a Jan
2
2
14% Dec
12
12'A Mar 31
61% Dec
18
3
15
9% Jan
14
92
14% Nov
78
Jan
22
16
79% Jan
19
26% Jan
2
18
Jan
26
27% Jan
2
47% Jan
8
7.
30% NOV 11
27% Mar 30
19
July
89
10
46% Feb
18
16% Jan
2
10
34% Apr
37% Jan
9% Jan
lnc_.
Records
&
Inc
26
2
17% Jan
Vilbjss
19P4 Jan
Dr.
2
Pepper
Dome
77 Pa Dec 31
74'/4 Jan
7
87 Pa Mar 13
1
6
45Po Jan
26 Po Mar
2
Drcwrys Limited
28
J4P4 Jan
6
Dunhill
46% Oct
9
23 Pa Oct
27
22 Pa Jan
14 Pa Nov
18
G'/oJan
12
14'/a NOV 20
2
Jan
11 Pa Mar 18
82%
*81
02%
*81
*81
82 Pa
*,81 Va
32
33%
Dover
5
21
34
33%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
56
54%
55%
35%
27%
27%
27%
27".:
33%
13%
19
17,400
56%
56 Pi
57 Pa
12.800
27%
56 %
27%
32%
19%
56 "4
28%
32%
19
19%
55
27%
2
*62%
9,300
28%
28%
5,600
10%
10 Pa
10%
12,100
63%
62 ','2
62 py
31%
34
34
34%
13,400
GO Pi
61
61 %
62
45
45%
6,600
11,800
10
*62 Pa
64
P,
45 Vi.
45
10
64
A
64
1,500
04 Vb
-02
17%
*62%
17%
16%
17 Vi
10%
17%
16%
17%
17 %
17%
10,100
44%
42
42%
42
42 Pa
42
42%
42 Vi
42 Pi
3.000
64
53
53%
52%
53%
34%
34%
\34%
34%
53
53'%
52%
53 Va
12,800
34%
35
34%
35 Vi
4,700
32 %
32
32
*31%
32
500
"31%
32 %
31%
31%
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18%
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18%
18%
18%
18%
18Pe
18%
18%
18%
37%
38%
37'%
37%
35%
37 Va
36 Ve
37',
a
36 Pi
37
15,900
57%
58 %
57%
58%
56%
58 Vi
57 Po
57%
57 Pt
58
10,900
32%
23 %
■32%
33
33".,
33
33
33
32%
33 Pa
3,500
23%
23%
24%.
24
24%
10.900
23%
23%
23 %
22
22%
1,100
10%
15%
16 Pi
15%
16%
15%
15%
1,900
16 !i
16%»
17
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17
7.400
1
18%
10%
18%
13%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Pa
38
55 Pb
5 5 p.
54'A
56 'A
54 Pi
55
54%
53 "
54 3 i
55%
21%
22
21 Pi
22
21%
21'A
21%
21%
21
21%
3,900
83
34
83%
84%
84%
85%
34%
84%
842
85'A
29,400
41%
40
40%
89%
4 OP,1
40
■*0%
40 Pa
41'A
20,100
26
25%
25%
20
26 VA
26%
26%
26
26
14
'13%
13%
13%.
13
11%
13 %
11%
13
12
11%
11%
16
5
40!
50c
—
a
-1
25 Pi
1
USA Inc
International
Duplan
13Pa Jan 20
120
88 Pa
33 Pa
82', a
33P.V
2.100
81
•13 Pa
1
Corp
12
12Po
(E I) & Co—
16
16
11%
■
Pa
4,300
13,700
1,200
*13%
13'A
200
11 %
13 %
9,300
18.10C
Dec
31
202'/a Feb
9
240
Mar
9
Common
228%
223
225%
224 !i
228
228
229%
103
Jan
20
106
Jan
7
Preferred $4.50 series
5
No par
225
21
105! i
100
105%
105 Pa
104 Vb
105! i
105
105
105 %
105%
Feb
2
86'A Mar 31
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
85
85%
86
86 Vi
*85 Pa
8 6'A
86
86
86! i
86! a
,
82
24%
25
24%
25
24 Vi
24 Pi
24%
25%
25! b
25%
12.100
41
■11
*40'2
41 Pi.
40 Pa
40Pi
*40%
41'A
a
41%
230
-45 k
45 Vi
45 Pi
45:'i
45P.,
45 Pi
100
46
45 Pt
46 pb
300
"
24'/a Apr
39% Oct 24
47 Pa May 13
43
50
Sep 26
May 12
1
26 Po Jan
40'/a Apr
1
42'/a Feb 27
46P4 Jan
Feb
13
41% Sep
11
July 25
48V4 Mar
Pa Feb
11
46
50 Pa July 15
4.7
Jan
7
42
Oct
28
51
45
Feb
16
-44% Nov 24
53
44 Pa Jan
2
47
2
12
3
May 21
Jan 31
24%. Nov 10
14
45
43
22 Pa Feb
$4.15
46 Va Mar 13
4%
Jan
13
46'/a Jan
13
48
5
50
50
—50
50
1„—50
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
27
27 Pa Mar
14% Jan
*80
91 Vi Apr 28
Sep 29
80'% Oct
1
>
81
112 % Apr
214
10
101
-
*30
54
,■
Douglas Aircraft Co
21
dti Poni de Nem
172 Pa Apr
81
No par
1
Dresser Industries
7
*80
16Pb
Fund Inc
Dominick
18 Pa Mar 18
'52'/a May 22
3
82
—1
2.50
_2
1
Corp
Dow Chemical Co
Mar 26
*80
33%
No par
2
Apr
79 Pi
82
"
—No par
17
6
9
54%
79
2.300
50c
Ltd
19% Jan
16% Jan
43
54%
35
.
Co
Alines
50'/a Feb
39 '/a Apr
42%
79%
34%
Corp ———:
17% Jan
-
43%
54 V a
*79
53%
(The) Club Inc
(Walt) ProductionsCorp-SeRgrains Ltd
Sep 19
9
*33
42%
*54 Vi
*81
25a
Corn
10,000
43%
43%
preferred
Stores
11.200
79 Va
-1
com
14%
54%
15
Co——
91%
53%
.—10
Co
Alkali
62 %
14 P,
*
42%.
>79
45 !i
Divco-Wayne
12
Mar 20
23'/a Mar
%
45
Distillers
15
29% Jan 23
59 Pt Jan
79
45%
74% Jan
20
54%
45
20'/a NOV 20
Jan
44%
45%
8
6
Jan
12
43
54
*79
62
82
14 Vi
62
*80
—1
2
15
45%
54%
79%;' 79%
-—20
Disney
,5 4 Pal Apr
44%
54
44%
Diana
a
91%
14 P,
14 Pi
61'.:,
Diners'
16
14
%
61
"89
91
-89
14%
31%
58% Mar 30
14'A Jan
14%
91 %
13%
00%
42% Mar 13
4
02%
*89
31 %
36% Jan
14% Dec
'61%
62
91 %
31%
19% Nov 21
1934 Dec 31
61 %
02%
01
30% Feb
2
3.300
60
32% May 21
3
l.BOa
(-5%
31%
29% Mar 26
Jan
39:%
64
59%
Diamond-Gardner Corp
8!'2 Jan
38%
65%
32%
Diamond
*11'A
40
64%
58%
37% Feb 20
Mar 31
40
65'%
31 %
55% Mar 13
22
40'A
65
3
Inc
Lines
7
26% Dec 12
39%
Rio Grande West RR_No par
10
13
2
39 %
65
38%
"64
65 Vi
x63'A
Jan
9% Jan
38%
37%
%
13%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
27
200
22'
36 Va
10!:,
$1.50
114,500
21%
37%,
64%
32% Mar 24
1.200
36 Pt
22Pi
37
10
Do
22%
35
22
36%
04%
Detroit Steel Corp
4
22 Pi
23%
10 Vi
Western
&
Detroit Edison
30
19% Jan 26
14%
63*%
"22%
65 %
Lack
Air
500
17,800
14'/2
63-%
.
34%
20
10%
47% Mar 13
32% Mar 24
23*4
1,600
14%
*62»A
.
400
13
39%
83
14 Vi
14%
03
65".
7
Dec'29
14
63
10%
2
43%
14 Vi
64
66%
11
35% Nov 11
*38%
66%
Feb
2
12 P,
39%
40%
Delaware
Delta
2
12'%
39Pe
JNopar
50
Delaware & Hudson
9
Denv
Jan
12%
39%
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
5
35% Mar 18
25% Jan
12%
*39
62'Jn
50c
—,-1
—
(Delaware)
Co
32% Jan
14
^12%
*63
'90
50c
Rubber Co
46
7
20.800
xl4
(54
--5
35% Sep 24
11% Jan
15 Pi
77 Pa
14%
38
1
-10
-1°
Deere
19% Feb
15%
77 Va
64
35 %
Power
Decca
64 '/a Jan
7
32% Feb 25
42 % Jan
6
15%
77
D
Dayton
9
17% Jan
4,400
15 Pa
77
'22%
1
.—
27 Pa
15%
*63
14%
19.00C
78
15%
*75
12'%
*39
common-—
1
preferred series A——100
19
68% Mar 11
13
Inc—2.50
1
No par
No par
"i..
39 %
12 %
12%
39%
A
Inc
15%
78
12%
Publishing common
60% Mar 18
45% Mar
15%
*76
38%
& Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
Preferred 3.75% series B
100
Preferred 3.90% series C——-100
2
36% Feb
55
5
Inc
Press
Corp
15% Jan
4
43
27
48% Dec 30
43% Feb
35%
43
27%
30% May
25*4 Jan
<29% Apr
36%
42%
26%
Daystrom Inc
17
Jan
35%
•!3
26%
36% Mar 20
65
36%
42%
26%
1
16
61
57'A
36%
43
28%
42% Jan
17% Oct 13
55
37
42%
20'%
57% Feb
Oct 23
63
Feb
55
55%
37
15%
Dayton
27
Mar
1,300
27%
78
Dan River Mills
3
12% Jan
3,600
42
Pa
26%
21% Feb
31
36%
43
27
78
24% Jan
1
25% Dec 31
58% Dec 31
42% Dec 31
36%
43
20%
27 Pa
15 Vi
Apr
57% Feb
1
12% Dec
63% Dec
6% Apr
2
1,400
36%
21
27%
26 %
3%%
14
82% Feb
Jun
19% Nov 26
54% NOV 11
6,700
27%
38%
20%
27%
5
100
Class
15% Feb 25
26% Dec
1,200
20 Pa
26%
38%
21
27
——10
Dana
2
38%
x20Va
3 If,;
20%
340
16
2
38%
21
38%
27%
1,760
26
28
24
39
38%
14%
91% Feb
5
Oct
700
85
14%
68% Jan
13% Jan
*33''
39
*84
15
9
15% Jan
79
85
14 Pa
6
Jan
19
3%,
39%
85
15
Cutler-llammer
78
77% Sep
4
38%
86
15
1
23
Feb
3%
39%
V,
15%
69% Jan
81
17,300
3%'
3%
38
*84
1,6
15
40% Apr
22
Jan
18,800
3%
39%
15 %
5
49% Mar 18
88
4'A
39%
3%
38%
*84
110
15%
pfd
noncum
6
80% Mar
6.600
100
RR 6%
Jan
61
Jan
9,100
10%
24,000
1
5
87
21%
10'/,
97 >/t
$4
1
13
21 Pb
10%,
10
29%
Cunningham Drug Stores
34% Feb
75% Nov
21 Pa
9%
21%
%
97%
3
Jan
21%
10
29'A
25% Feb
2
21
10%
97%
37% Apr
13% Feb
18
21%
10
29%
Cuneo
22
53% Apr
2
21%
28%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
56% Dec 30
43% Jan
85
97%
Cuban-American Sugar
4
39% Nov 28
Mar 10
30
85
54%
2
Mar
87
28%
2
60% Feb
*85
97%
7
90
6
Aug
87
55%
;"■%.
41% Apr
83% Jan
*85
28%
,Jan
35
86
'
5)7 Vi"
59 'A Jan
6
06
54%
prior preferred
$1.G0 prior preferred
Curtiss—Wright common
10
"34 Vb
29%
21Pi Apr
27'A Jan
Aug
86
97%
Curtis
31% Aug 27
*84 Va
55%
16
37
86
28%
21
63% NOV
4.900
*84 %
-97%
Feb
6
5.700
27
105 P.,
86
21 %
vi.
27,800
54P«
104'A
29%
66
5
105%
56
16% Jan
3
105 P4
97%
41% Jan 20
30% Mar
40% Mar
20 Pi
28%
9
■20% Mar
105%
54
27
96%
2
62
102%
54%
26%
55%
13% Feb
13
103 %
53%
r
5
36% Jan
63% Oct
%
20
6,300
No par
preferred
18
23% NOV 14
54
27%
2.50
Zellerbach Corp common
%
72
86
3%
28%
No par
16% Oct 30
6
18% jun
Cork & Seal common
27
*84 *2
<10 -v
3%
55
103
21
Cuba
81% Mar 11
Dec
97
Corp (The)
—2
Corp com—1
preferred25
$4110
Mar 20
3
39
*37
*84
97
261/2
71
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
32% Feb
10
3
53% July 24
97
9%
Petroleum
conv
Crown
60% Jan
8
Dec
13
*86
*49%
*83
85
$2 preferred
26-% Jan
7
Jan
97
52
X54 %
fc
88%
Crown
20
33% Sep
8% Apr
52
38
5%
9
54 'A Feb 12
94 !i Jan 28
14% Jan
*49%
85
38% Mar 13
15
52
100
44
27% Jan 24
*49%
—1
7
2
52
%
*49%
-25
5
17
14,600
preferred
3%%
Aug 18
31
44%
Crane Co common————
Crescent
Dec
44!A
21%
—1
Cream of Wheat
7% Jan
44
21%
Mar 11
16
43%
87
Mar 25
18% Jan
43%
*86
22
15% Feb 20
42%
86
40
98
42%
'84%
2
13
41
104
10
Oct
44%
103%
18
29
4,700
42%
55%
Feb
58% Nov 20
29 Vi
27%
16% Jan
101% Jun 25
40%
29
.97
38
43% Apr 11
7
92% Nov
39 Pt
£9%
%
4
Jan
40%
29%
28%
29% Dec 10
41 Vi Jan
39 %
29%
55
20% Nov 28
16
39 */i
-8%
*85
40 *4 Dec
30
38%
29 %
1
3
41% Dec
39 "2
29',4
-10
Co—
3
31% Dec
x39%
09%
convertible preferred- -50
14% Mar
3
69 %
40
29%
52
Products
70
69%
39%
29%
*49%
28% Jan
7
7,300
12Vi
63
80
Jan
61%
12%
16
,
23 Vb
60 Vi
64'/.,
Jun
12
13,506
*22 Pi
60%
03 %
86
23
23
59
x!2%
5
25% Jan
*22%
59%
15
12%
——
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
Mar 30
28% Mar
23
58'/2
60
59
Vi
14
14%
65%
Nov
26% Feb
29% Jan
61
14 %
64%.
Jan
78
14%
14%
Corning Glass Works common_. —5
3%% preferred —. 100
3%% preferred series of 1947. 100
—1
Cosden Petroleum Corp
19
Feb 24
Apr
Shares
Apr.3
12%
6%
85% Jan
87
14%
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp—.
110% Mar 18
9
11
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Apr. 2
.—1
Corn
16
20% Aug
2
15% Jan
82
14%
—5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp ——
.—5
Copper Range Co——
Copperweld Steel Co common— —5
-50
5% convertible preferred-
50% Jan
Mar 23
Motors
Continental Steel C'orp_———
24
8
Mar 17
50
30
,
Continental Oil of Delaware- —5
26
18% Jan
19'A May 20
50% Jan 20
PRICES
Thursday
Apr. 1
14%
—5
preferred—.
Insurance
Continental
Mar 18
69% Jan
6
61% Jan
38% Feb 12
3
28% Jan
,
convertible
5%
Mar
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 31
„2
common
Continental
5
66
57% Jan 22
9
10% Feb
30
12% Dec
2
7
21% Jan
63
15
6
7
Oct
23
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Mar. SO
Steel—
Copper &
Industries
16% Mar 12
23
Jan 29
2
11% Jan
Pat
EXCHANGE
Continental
13 % Oct
29
B
1
Highest
Lowest
Monday-
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1
Range
Year IM8
preferred
preferred
preferred
—
:
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
Mar 24
$2.10
D
9
W
Q
45%.
*46%
225
45 Pa
45%
45 Pi
46 Vb
45 Pi
45 Pi
47 %
*46%
47':,
46%
47'A
"44%
45%
40
*44 Pa
45%
-50
5
i
preferred
Cigar Corp
*45 P,
220%
*46'A
47
26%
*26
10
45 p.,
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47
,
26%
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47
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47
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26%
26
47! i
45 Pi
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800
4 7 Pa
1
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2,200
47%
47
26
! 200
,
E
48
1,300
27% Jan
45% Dec
19
431/2 Jan
48Pa Mar 25
4.8%
48
48
48%
47!
47%
47'A
29 !A Jan
30
11
33 Pa Jan
45 Pa Apr
1
42
42%
41%,
42 Vi
42%
4,2%
42%
43%
44
45 %
3
42,400
22 'A
30% Aug 14
28P8 Jan
34'A Jan
21
-_10
30
30 Pi
30
80 Vi
29%
30%
29%
30'A
30 P,
30%
11,400
73'/a Jan
82 Pa Jun
78 P« Jan
85 Pa Jan
23
83 Pa
83 Vi
26p« Jan
59% Nov 17
52
63% Mar 12
57 V a
59%
Apr
Feb
4
Jan
—
83Pi
97% Jan
13
148
Dec
159
Mar
19
137'A Feb
6
76 Va Mar 26
3
149
Feb
3
156
Mar 17
78'A Mar 17
184
Mar 19
Mar 19
38% Jan
2
59
Oct
2
56'A Jan
70
22 Pe Jan
2
37
Dec
31
36% Jan
45% Mar 13
9
83y4 May 22
37'A Dec 11
83 Va Jan
15
34
Feb
4
95
90
Mar 30
76
Jan
22% Jan
86
<
,
Jan
2
17
14V4 Apr 15
JB
Jan
2
7 Pa Dec *9
26'A Jan
2
6% Jan
Mar 27
20'/aFeb
09
4
18p4 Jan
Oct 31
36 Vi Jan
7% Feb
9
38'A Jan
14
11% Dec 15
Jan
2
39'A Dec
9
35
Jan
10
56'/2 Dec
8
48
4Pa Jan
2
16*/b Deo
17% Jan
2
24
29
30
79
,
July 21
Jan
2
26ViJan
2
90
3
Mar 30
14
Mar 20
39
Jan
60 Pa Mar
20
38
Mar 13
Mar 31
88
Jan
9
40
Mar
5
2
13
44 % Jan
2
60% Feb
3
61 Pa Oct
18
Nov 28
21
Nov
14
13 Pa Jan
3
28
Nov
28
28'A Jan
2
47
Dec
4
11
9
Mar 26
*86
88
*86
4Pi%
Ekco
preferred
-100
Products Co common
4%%
preferred
2.50
100
Elastic
Elgin
Storage
National
Battery
Watch
Co—
EI Paso Natural Gas
_10
5
3
Electric Mfg Co^
Phonograph
4
Endicott Johnson
4%
100
8.50
preferred
Equitable Gas-Co-
No par
Erie wt common
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co-
19'A Jan
5%^ireferred series A
Products
2
30'/a Mar 12
Evans
2
24% Mar
5
Ever sharp
15
46'A Mar
3
Ex-Cell-O
Feb
2
Fairbanks
Morse
10'A Jan
13
39
90
90
38%
*90
23%
24%
23 Vi
38 Pi,
39 Pa
39%
39
92 Pa
42
*86
39
39 Pi
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92 %
Pa
39%
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66!
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;
66
23%
23'a
23%
23'%
24!
39%
39
39%
39%
8%
92'a
6.500
.
40%
12.400
8%
34.100
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8%
2,700
8%
8%
40
40
40%
40%
42
42%
43
42
42 %
13
12%
12%
12P4
12
Pa
12%
12%
12%
12%
7,300
35 Pa
35%,
35
35%
35 »A
35%
35%
35%
35 Pa
29,700
56%
57%
56%
57 Pa
57 Pa
•35 V 8
57%
58
57%
58
4,200
20 %
21
50,100
25
25%
36 Pe
36%
8%
8'A
\
20
20 V«
20'A
21
20%
57%
20%
20%
21 Vi:
251/4
25 Vi,
25'A
25%
25 Vi
25%
25 Vi
25',-4
36 Vi
3G%
36 Pe
36%
36
36 %
36
36%
*84
86
85%
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85%
84
85
39 Va
39%
39%
39%.
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39
11
11 Vi
11
11 Pe
11
UPa
63 Pa
63 Pa
*60 Pa
27'A
63
6 3 Pa
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63%
63
6,900
2,500
3,700
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50
.
.
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11
11%
63
62 Pi
63
63
63
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4
4
39%
-3,300
11%
II Pi
18.300
62 Vi
38%
*60%
120
87
t>3
39.',
25%
26%
26
320
65 Vi
*63
63
26%
%
27%
27,000
27%
27
27%
25%
22 Pa
22%
22
22
21%
22
21 Pa
21%
21%'
22
3,900
41%
41%
41%
41%
41
42
40 'A
41
40'a
41'A
7.600
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*34%
9Pe
32 Pa
92Vi
23'A
3IPs
34%
34'A
24%
35
34 %
35
35
1
F
32% Nov 24
7
Jan
2
22% Apr 22
79
Apr
9
15 J/iJan
'2
24% Jan
2
For
footnotes
43 % May
5
13'A May 14
30 V2 Sep 11
39
Jan
22
8% Apr
29'/2 Jan
3
2
Sep
11
89 Pa Jan
14
19Vi Dec
10
18'/a Jan
9
33
see
Dec
page
17
24,
31% Mar 26
36
33
Mar
96
Mar 12
24% Feb
35
Jan
5
18
9
&
Fairchild Engine &
Co
Airplane Corp.l
Fairmoqt Foods Co common
4% convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family
60
24
40
e
12%
8k
8!i
900
23 Pa
40%
%
39%
*90
92%
8,100
.
88
39%
39%
5C
43
*86
88
4.50U
66%
42! a
4
42 Va
8,500
77%
184
39%
5
Corp
33
100
83
38%
65 Vi
43
154
77%
77
184
7,100
29%
153'A
153
2
76 V
410
58%
a
"29
—3
Co
Inc
39% Jan
5
lo
Corp common—25
e8Q
131 Tn
"182%
88
*42%
38!
58%
29%"
76%
184
84'A
84
84
57 3 4
66%
66
66 Pa
43%
6
2
19% Mar
76%
83'A
*29%
30
153%
132
*182%
64Pa
2
Apr
77 P„
184
*42%
66% Feb
13'/a Jan
153%
Vi
63
2
77
43
60'A Feb 25
55','2 Jan
152 Pa
*182 Pa
66%
Empire District Electric Co
32'A Jan 29
84
100
7 7 Pa
183%
66
Emerson Radio &
30
153%
182%.
43
3
38 Vi Apr
21'A Apr
25 Pa Apr
152
2
Co
3
8
351/2 Jan
1
preferred
Manufacturing
2
8
59pi
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
Eaton
Emerson
13% Jan
84 p4
58pi
76%
Electric
23% Jan
May 8
36% Oct 17
10
common
—
3
2
90
Kodak Co
When issued
2
Mar 12
84
5i)pi
Vi
i
*291*
9V4 Jan
7
7
Eastman
6%
84
55)
5
43 Pa Mar
42
Mar 23
Pa Jan
Corp..
issued
Stop Nut C<jrp of Amer—1
Electric Auto-Lite (Tto)
5
Electric & Mus Ind /nner shares—-
25 Vi Mar 16
10
54 Pa May 29
Apr 30
9% Jan
Mar 23
Dec
6 Pa Jan
11
7
8% Dec -fe
40'A Nov 19
2
27
16
86
39 P8 Apr
Steel
Stainless
Eastern
When
149% Dec 22
!i
Finance Corp
1
100
1
1
9 Ve
*34'a
8%
9'A
8%
35
8%
SP:
32 Pa
1,500
48,100
-8%
'
32 Pe
9%
9
32'A
32
32
313i
31%
32%
92 Pa
92 %
92'A
92 Vi
9?'A
94
23 Ps
22%
23 Pe
22Te
22%
22 Vi
22 Pi
22 Pe
22%
31 Pa
31%
31%
31 Pa
31%
31%
31Tb
31%
32
33
.96
*92'A
2,300
'
96
450
3,200
4,300
Number 5835
Volume 189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1585)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year l!>r>8
55
43
May 1!)
3% Apr
7
31% Jan
50
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Oct
Lowest
13
49% Feb
9
5% Jan
6
G% Dee
16
17
64
Dec
Jan
8% Mar
5
19% Mar 19
16
68
Jan
22
18
47% Feb
18 V4 Apr
7
24% Aug 21
21% Jan
2
29% Mar
29 % Jan
3
52
2
56% Jan
26
19% Jan
2
22
Jun
27
46% Apr
21% Jan
5
23% Feb
26
29% Jan
7
57
Dec
30
50 % Feb
6
23% Mar 13
19 y8 Jan
7
60% Apr
25% Jan
30% Nov
27% Jan
8
34% Mar 13
32
Mar
10% May
16% Jan
55
3
2
2
Dec
Nov
20
17
10
20% Jan
52 % Dec
16
45 Va Feb
47% Feb
•
2
10
67% Dec
31
60% Apr
2
24% Mar 14
17% Feb
55% Apr
27
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
7
82% Apr
49% July 29
136
38% Mar
1
9
2*
19
6
44% Jan
16
Jan
8
62% Mar 13
40
Mar 30
86
89
Feb
Jan
5
2
16
32% Dec
3
54
Jan
9
91% Dec 31
5
97
Jan
6
17
Apr
3
25% Nov 28
21% Mar 31
26
Jan
28
40 %
37
43
33% July 18
96
30
Sep 10
Mar 17
12% Jan
2
35% Dee
7% Jan
2
17% Dec 31
46 % Dec 18
35% Oct 27
180% Dec 24
2
7
Jan
95
10
15
1
13
9
89
Feb
Jan
33/64 Apr
91% Apr
31% Mar
30
S3
170
9
Feb
16
91% Jan
9
Jan
8
35% Jan
2
17% Jan
2
49% Apr
205
Apr
1
1
14% Mar 23
Feb
Mar
5
% Mar 25
2
3
28% Mar 23
40
Mar 13
116
14
95
Mar 11
39% Oct
2
14% Sep 24
15% Dec
67% Jan 15
2
9% Jan
107% Nov
20% Dec
2
70
Dec
22
7
18
24
33% Feb
31%
32
32
52
33%
54% ;
51%
33 %
33%
6,200
53%
52%
53%
52%
53%
63
53%
54%
65
62%
63%
61%
17 %
62%
60%
62
62%
63
17%
15,300
5,300
1>.25
141'A
'101%
No par
67%
23%
Inc
__2
Firth
(The) Carpet Co__Z~Z~~""
Flintkote Co (The) common
$4.50
42% Mar 19
97
Jan
18% Jan
69'A Jan
25
28
77
2
Mar 26
Mar 20
Feb
26
*101 %
103
142
17%
40%
40%
143
*101%
143 Va
103
17%
17%
41
17%
144
145
101%
101%
3,900
*101%
103
70
68%
69%
69
70%
69%
70
69
69%
23%
22
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
11%
11
11%
11
11%
11%
60
60
60
59%
60
59%
59%
40
59%
40
39Tb
40
39%
39%
39%
40
89
.15
Food Giant Markets Inc
4% convertible preferred
& Chem
3'A% convertible
3%% preferred
Mineral Co
preferred
100
100
90%
*89
90%
*112
113%
112
113%
112%
112%
30%
30
30%
29%
30 Va
29%
93%
30%
29%
30
94%
93'A
94 Vb
93 »A
93%
93%
94%
21 >
a
21%
21 %
21 Vb
21 Vb
21%
x2l%
21%
5,900
38%
A
40%
39 Va
39%
39%
40 VA
39%
4.0 Vb
9,500
%
91%
33/64 37/64
37/64
1/.,
767,100
*90 Vb
%
ft
30
93
*90%
-
30%
29%
30
15
15%
15
15
48%
48%
48%
35/64
*160
210
*94%
*160
95
39
29 VA
15
205
49:%
91 Vb
91%
29 Vb
29%
28%
15
15
14Tb
49
205
49%
210
*195
95
94%
94%
*94%
95
10,000
8,600
91%
49
204
180
29%
6,400
14%
800
49%
-
28,300
204
*94%
110
95
30
39%
38%
39%
38 Vb
39
38'A
38Tb
38%
39%
57
56%
57%
57%
59 Va
6,300
167,100
20 Vb
20%
20'A
20%
24,700
41 Va
41%
41%
42%
30,700
10'A
10Tb
10
10%
18 Va
18%
57%
57
57%
56 Tii
20%
20%
20%
Jq
20%
20 VA
40%
42
41
10%
10%
10 %
42%
10%
41 Va
par
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18
109
Z.Zlo
*90 Va
15
49 VA
49%
210
*94%
91%
29%
110
112
10 VA
20%
42
;
10Tb
■
-18
•
1,800
18%
109'%
111%
107%
23%
22%
23'A
23%
23%
23%
23%
71
71%
*71%
23 %
72
71
71 Ti
71%
71%
*70%
25%
26%
26 Vb
24
2(4 Tb
23%
24%
25
5
23
23%
23%
23
23 Tb
50%
23%
50%
23%
50%
50
50
50
50
29%
29%
29%
<5
29%
x28 Tb
29'A
28%
51
Z~2
51 %
50%
51 Vb
50 Vb
50%
42
42%
42
42%
42 VA
42%
7
7%
36%
1,100
72
x
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4% preferred
10
860
94
56 Tii
,
90'/
111%
21 Tii
Z~5
Freeport Sulphur Co
*89
111%
40%
_ZZZ~Z"~2
__
.90%
94%
*90%
1
ZZno
*89
11%
40%
1
Foote
*88
112%
11%
21%
ZZZZlo
ZZlO
Corp
89
11%
30
Rights (expire Apr 10)
of '51
11%
112%
■
ser
40
5,400
46,500
7,300
2,300
1,500
.
59%
40
Florida Power & Light
Co__ZNopav
Fluor Corp Ltd
2 50
Food Fair Stores Inc common
.1
$4.20 divid pfd
4,300
9,200
41 %
40%
144%
59'A
.2.50
.
Franklin Stores Corp....
112
103
17%
40%
143
5
100
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
20
17%
41%
40%
Xl40%
.5
-No par
2nd pfd
Florida Power Corp..
Food Mach
17%
42
141%
39%
.
A
conv
17%
41 %
com
Corp..
When issued
<4 preferred
700
_iqo
Flltrol Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
12% Jan 21
Apr
14% Jan
2,200
.5
NY
19% Feb
10
5,800
21 'A
221
8,700
lo
Papef¥iWr~_~No~par
,Avenue Coach Lines
Foremost Dairies Inc
2
60%
20%
21
21% Jan
14
59 %
20%
60 %
20%
20% Jan
8% Jan
60%
58%
21%
22
13
22%
60%
*20%
58
32%
2
19
3,900
*22%
47%
22%
56%
Ford Motor Co
Nov
47%
31%
59% Mar 19
5
6,900
47%
21%
2
45% Mar
26%
46%
59
36% Feb 18
50% Jan
2
10% Jan
Jan
July
Jan
26% Feb
54%
26%
32%
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
25% Feb 25
54
31
107
54
26%
22%
Firstamerica
5b
54%
26%
31%
2
69
54%
26%
57 >A
j
*67
55%
26'/a
21%
i0
.
70
54%
26%
Fenestra Inc
Ferro Corp.
2
4.
*68
5,300
55
23%
Z.Z
13,200
26%
47%
_
18%
51%
47 %
.
18'A
26%
22%
_
3,900
18%
Shares
51%
47%
25% Mar
Jun
70
*68
7%
26%
22%
80% Jan
94
70
60%
7%
the Week
Friday
51
47%
20% Jan
12% Mar 18
*68
•53%
7%
18%
18%
59%
7%
*22%
67% Mar 30
5
70
18%
18%
Apr.X
59%
8
48%
4%% preferred
First National Stores
9% Jan
18%
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 2
59%
7%
22 %
19
14
18%
58%
8
22%
103% Feb
12
18%
*68
60%
7%
47 'A
6
Nov
58%
8
PRICES
Apr. 1
5
13
Mar 11
60 %
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 81
preferred.,.
25
Federated Dept Stores...———2 50
4.60%
101% Jan
112% Dec
Nov
Co common
125% Jan
3
Jan
Federal Paper Board
^elUy Phenix Fire Ins
151
7 Tii
1
Fiberboard
Oct 29
35% Apr
37% Jan
common
59%
prd 1953 series
ZZoo
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings..
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co
1
12
28
89
Corp
57To Mar 20
2
5
conv
69% Mar 11
19 % Jan
39% Mar 26
300
5%%
Tuesday
Mar. 80
~_2
5
10% Sep 29
61% Dec 15
85% Dec 31
Jan
Metallurgical Corp..
10
22% Nov 21
6% Mar 10
87
Fedciers
Dec
88
15% Apr 25
107% Dec
Fansteel
Par
Fawicit Corp
104% Jun
16
300% Sep 26
55% Feb 14
37% Jan
4
Monday
EXCHANGE
64% Mar 13
16% Mar 10
64
27
2
17% Dec
2
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
common.
1
22%
Joo
'
107'A
109
107 Vb
109
4,600
23%
60,900
140
G
7
12% Jan
26% Mar
28
a
14% Dec
17
3% Jan
2
17 % NOV
17
16% Jan
2
24% Mar 17
40% Jan
22
9
45% Jan
12
51% Mar 17
31
27Tb Apr
Jan
20% Jan
32
Jan
17
3% Jan
45% Dec
2
3% Jan
6
52!% Apr
94
Oct
46
2
38
Jan
Feb
5% Jail
31% J>n
8
37% Jan
17% Jan
5
19 % Mar
6
8
7
8
Mar 12
8
Mar
9
19
64% Jan
19
1
36% Feb
2
95% Feb
3
96% Jan
7
9
7
28
Jan
Co
.
_
Garrett
Gar
4%%
convertible
Inc
Zl
Indus
8
9% Nov
7
38 % Nov
5
34% Mar 12
41% Jan
9
30% Apr
7
43% Dec
11
38% Mar 26
44% Jan
15
10% Mar 25
Jan
3
93% Jun
27
80
Jan
13
84
Mar 17
4%
Jan
14
74% Dec
3
69
Jan
2
96
Mar 31
7% Feb
5
14
55
57
9% Nov 10
29% Dec
Apr 10
18
66% Jan
5
84 Vb Apr
2
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
39% Mar
6
General
84
Mar
2
General
Mar 25
General
2
22% Dec
18
34% Dec 31
89% Dec
2
105% Oct
30
88% Jan
117
Jun
3
109% Jan
52
Sep 19
33% Jan
74% Feb
16% Feb
NOV
6
2
45
104% Mar lfi
114
Mar 25
G
117% Jan
16
107% Jan
2
83
Aug 29
92 % Jan
22
83% Jan
34
Jan
6
44
Dec
19
42% Jan
87% Nov 20
112% Mar
4
7
2
27
27
3
12
31% Jan
42% Mar 13
May 26
31% F*b 24
52% Feb
6
29% Jan
30
52 % Jan
Jan
2
5% Jan
60% Mar 13
5 % Jun 15
47% Feb
53% Mar 17
Oct
47% Dec 30
3
16% Jan
28% Sep 16
NOV
11
2
27% Sep
4
2
34% Dec 31
28
7
83
3
Feb
50% Dec
90% Aug
16
General
$1.60
32%
34'A
33%
33%
33
59
57%
58'A
58 Vb
59%
61
14
13%
13%
13 Tb
13%
13%
150
150
149 Vb
2
10
No par
noo
30%
40%
40
*81
83%
*82
84
91
94%
96
96
95
9
9
9
39%
15
12
74% Feb 27
9
Jan
92% Mar 26
401
Mar 10
91
Sep
9
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
2
104
Jan
26
27
Jan
2
36
Mar
2
26% Jan 13
27% Dec 29
52% Dec 30
52
Jan
2
72
Feb
44% Jan
3
64% Dec 29
63% Jan
9
71
Mar 30
23% Jan
10
30% Oct
15
23% Feb 26
28% Jan
23
33% Apr
21% Jan
3
7
49% Oct
14
44% Mar 18
49% Apr
3
39% Dec
10
46
89% Jan 21
94% May 21
15% Apr 16
24% Dec 22
28
Apr
9
Dec
47
2% Jan
2
157% Jan 16
175
3% May 15
Feb
30
Jan
2
1
Jan
44
Jan
7
3% Jan
12
172
:
3
19
Genesco Inc
82%
81%
83
82%
84 Vb
82%
83%
59,800
34%
33%
34 Tb
*34 Va
34%
34%
34%
79%
79
80%
79%
79%
79%
80
1
21
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
21
21Tb
21
21%
1,500
7,400
23,000
2,700
98%
111%
1%
Glmbel Brothers
1
8
Gladding McBean & Co
50 'A Jan
27
85%
86
86
*48'A
48 Vb
48 Vb
48Tb
800
79
79
79 Va
79
79 Vb
8,200
1
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38
37Tb
29 Vb
18,100
33%
33%
59%
*33%
58 Tb
33
*58%
5%
5%
5%
19
46% Mar 17
58% Feb 10
3
41
Oct 28
88
26%
27%
28%
28%
28%
8% Jan
7
15% Mar 19
15
44% Mar
6
54% Jan
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
26% Jan
2
30% Mar 18
Feb 27
557/3 Peb 27
12
2
31% Dec
146%. Jun
Apr 17
77
Nov
4
18
22% Jan
2
39% Dec
29
14% Jan
2
19% Dec
11
9
87
80% Jun
27% Mar 20
7% Dec
16
For footnotes
Apr 17
26% Dec
4
10% Jan
10
see
page
24.
25% Mar 23
135% Jan
73
6
Mar 26
3(1% Apr
17% Jan
"l
2
85% Jan 28
22% Jan
2
7% Mar 17
30% Feb
140
18
Feb
6
80% Jan
15
47% Feb
20% Apr
5
2
88% Jan 20
33A%
16,500
10,600
67%
63%
65%
62%
53%
53Tb
53%
35%
34Tb
35%
17%
17 Vb
17%
52 Va
52 Tb
35Tb
3,000
1,300
2,100
27%
27%
28%
28%
65%
79%
64%
53%
35
17%
17%
52 Vb
>
52Tb
27%
28
28%
3,700
*28
28%
*28
28%
'120
'27%
28%
*27%
28%
20
66%
66 Vb
67%
84
79'A
87Tb
51,000
38,900
66 V a
48,600
65%
80
62 Tii
65Tb
65%
*90
95
*90
95
*90
95
*90
95
*90
95
380
*350
380
*340
380
*340
379
'345
379
*96%
*101%
103 Vb
33'A
33%
*96%
97%
*101Vb
103 Vb
32%
33 Y*
1,700
*96%
*101%
103%
33%
33 Tii
1
10
65%
64'A
65%
64'A
66 VA
661 b
66%
69%
71
70%
70%
69%
69%
69%
69%
23 Tit
23%
23%
23 Vb
23%
23 Vb
24'A
69%
23%
70 Vb
23%
24
23,900
47%
43%
49
47%
48%
48
48%
48%
49
49
49%
16,700
44%
43%
45
44 Vb
45'A
45'A
46
45 %
45%
8,900
*95%
25%
96%
26%
*95 %
96%
25%
96 »A
96'A
*95%
98
*95 Vb
98
25%
25 Vb
25%
25
25 «A
25%
2,000
46%
47%
46%
46%
45%
46 Vb
44'A
45%
X24%
44Tb
46 Vb
7,700
98%
98%
*101%
103%
33%
98
68%
33
65%
,
4
4%
4
175
83
175
85%
128%
129%
4%
175
•
175
83%
128%
39
39
38%
43 Vb
43%
43
X
3%
.12.50
5
3%
9%
53%
59%
46%
54
66%
3%
86%
130
38%
43%
3Tb
9
9
53'A
53%
4
97%
4Va
*170
190
85%
85
97 Vb
97
*101Vb 103 Vb
33 VA
33'/a
4
4
4
*170
190
*170
84
85%
33
4,700
38,500
2(600
100
9,000
4Vb
30
190
85%
12,000
135 VA
129'A
131 y4
39'A
39'A
39%
39 Tb
39 VA
39 VA
11,000
2,600
42%
43%
42Tb
43 V»
43 Vb
43Tb
13,300
3 VA
41,800
7,500
5,800
3 Va
3%
9
9Va
53
53%
130%
3 Vb
9
52%
133%
3'A
9Va
53'A
133%
3 Vb
9
52Tb
9
54
9,500
61%
59
60'A
61'A
59 Vb
60%
47%
83%
46 Vb
47
46 Tb
46%
*46%
47
46%
47
81 Vb
82
*80%
82%
82 %
83
82%
60
14Tb
13,300
44%
64,800
59%
59
59
1,500
1
13%
14%
13Tb
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1
44%
44%
44 Vb
44%
44%
44Tb
44 Vb
44 Tb
44 Vb
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
29%
30'A
30
30'/a
29%
30'A
*30 Va
30'A
30
30%
6,600
Great Northern Paper Co
—25
50
50%
50
50'A
50
50
50 Vb
51%
51%
52 »A
Great Northern
Nopal
53%
53%
53 Vb
54%
27'A
53%
55
54
54Tb
55
55%
4,000
12,400
Ry Co
—100
.
Great
Western Sugar com
No par
preferred
100
Bay & Western RR
100
Green (H L) Co Inc
1
Greyhound Corp (The) common
3
4'A% preferred
100
7%
Green
30% Mar 30
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
16
1,100
5Tb
53%
82%
18%
10
Jan
59%
*350
9
11
2
67
72'A
-5
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
20% Jan
64%
72%
—No par
Union Co (The)—
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
Mar 17
231% Jan
65%
68
1
Jan
4
64%
69%
4
48
Mar
*27%
66 %
68
5
84% Mar
67
28%
64%
100
66
8
27'A
*27%
65
330
Vb
5Tb
5 Tb
5
2
46
52
5%
53 Vb
*28
2
49% Jan
53
27%
77% Jan
1
34%
17%
28%
28%
38% Jan
10
11%
28%
8
12
52%
34%
52 Vb
34%
*17%
26%
2
Oct
59
54%
July
61
Sep
51% Nov
33
59
54
Dec
31
Apr 17
33
59
r
5%
54%
-
28% Jan 31
37
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
33
59
5%
54%
Gould-National Batteries inc
Grace (W R) & Co
27% Jan
5
33%
59
5%
18%
Grand
Dec
33%
59%
35
1
40% Feb
59
34
53%
10
1
24
X85 %
10
2
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Mining Co Ltd—
Dec
*48
18
—5
35 % Jan
10% Mar 18
22
48%
52
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
54 % Mar 23
46
*4>
35
No par
42% Apr
9% Dec
1,200
85 Vb
48%
.
3
3
1,900
85%
Glidden Co (The)
Goebcl Brewing Co
2% Jan 27
7% Jan
7
5% Jan
184,900
79
common
July 31
4
:
1
3
16
200
"
111
111
4
135'A Apr
-
47
48
-
$4.50 preferred—
46% Feb 18
75
86%
48%
45 T 4
100
7
4
86%
111%
111
111
45Tb
111%
97Tu
97
98
111%
45%
79
-
2
Feb
xlll
96 %
*111
77%
Products Co
Apr
4
111%
86%
111%
97
100
117% Jan
3
111%
45'A
111%
95%
78
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
13
111 Va
45
78
r,
Goodrich Co (B F)
8% Oct
06%
111
45%
100
17
3% Dec
111%
98%
111%
45
100
24
9
97%
111%
45%
1
27% Jan
4% Jan 28
100
111%
1
15
.
-
96 VA Apr
175
45
.6.67
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Gerber
6,200
78%
83%c
Feb
15
28,100
—10c
com
52% Sep 22
62% Nov 20
4% Jan
33% Jan
63
10
90% Feb
2
35%
62%
10
9
49 %
34 %
62Tb
25
14
39% Nov
35
62%
—10
Jan
1
33%
No par
No par
76% Jan
2
Jan
35
No par
124% Dec 30
12
41
July 10
8
92% Jan 27
23% Jan
2
99% Mar
«!
63
No par
81% Dec 29
53% May 19
69
5
36% Jan
8
«*.
1,200
6,200
9%
34','a
Getty oil Co
Gillette' (The) Co.,
S0% Jan
9
9%
80%
4%% preferred
conv preference
$5 preference
5%% preference
2
9%
*"
•
79%
4%%
2
9
1
81
Corp
2
13,700
92
34%
preferred
Tele & Electronics
Jan
79
91
79
$1.30
84% Jan
20% Jan
84
93 Vb
84
34%
100
General Tire & Rub
*82
91
62 VH
13
Feb
42
*82
35
29% Feb
90
41%
'
Vb
84
95
*81
7
63%
7
44% Jan
42
2,000
34%
26% Jan
258
41%
380
8,800
36 %
62%
General Steel Castings Corp
1
General Telephone Co of Florida—
t
$1.32 preferred
25
1
41
36%
36'A
10
64%
3
15
39 Vb
35 Vb
9Tb
34%
29% Feb
Dec
40
35%
4,700
149
147
10
63%
29% Jan 22
Genl
9%
No par
Railway Signal—
Realty & Utilities
General Time
35%
150%
34
—
preferred
3
36 Vb
9%
•
13%
80
Precision Equipt Corp
3
36%
*149
62
5
Outdoor Advertising
Portland Cement Co.
73% Mar
36%
10
4,800
9,000
34'A
%
Zl
Motors Corp common
87% Apr
9%
3,900
96
No par
„
2
2
149 Vb
10
100
47
\
.
Jan
12
151
9%
6 Tit
100
8,000
5,300
9%
35%
27
Jan
*149%
19 Va
5
General Refractories
Feb
*95%
33
"10%
7,100
V
33%
13%
55% Mar 24
35
*"
57 Ti,
21
General
96
Vb
33
33
2
2
General
*43
33%
14
2
2
6
6'A
47
59%
27
Jan
Vb
34
$3 convertible preferredGenera) Public Service—10c
General Public Utilities Corp—.
5
39% Feb 18
6
*43
14
"p
Mills common
conv
6 Tb
47
18%
53%
;
preferred
Preferred $3.75 series.:
General
18%
__5
$5
General
18Tb
*95 Vb
96%
4,300
18 Tii
96%
5% preferred
General
6 Vb
*43
6,700
7%
36%
*95%
Jan
275
Apr 29
General
43%
7
*35
96%
17% Apr
46% Jan
25% Jan
33
60
22% Apr
Mar 11
20
0
14
Jan
Jan
50% Dec 31
38% Dec 16
24% Sep
4
7
Feb
129
48% Apr
87% Jan
77% Mar 20
3
Aug 25
17% Jan
25
Mar
20
37% Jan
2
21% Apr 15
15% Jan
3
32% Jan 13
25
87
41
44% Jan
4
3
5
12
48% Jan
Mar
50% Jan
42%
7
35
6 Tb
No par
Instrument Corp
79% Dec
2
4.3
35
*95 %
Finance Corp
Foods Corp
22
2
13
42 VA
33 VA
.
58% Feb
3,500
3,200
33'A
General Controls Co.
74% Feb
30% Jan
50%
32%
CJgar Co Inc....
No par
Gen Contract Finance
Corp.
_2
19
50
33%
1st preferred
29
Jan
60% Jan
39'A Mar 18
51
45
_
79% Dec
4% Jan
105
Jan' 28
2
50 Vb
33%
common
67% Nov
Apr 29
Apr
8
19% Jan
48
24
9% Jan
18%
6%
28 Tii
45
General
7
6%
27%
45
General Bancshares Corp
Bronze Corp.
General Cable Corp com
7% Nov
6 %
500
28%
-
36 Vb
*35
18%
7
50%
34
General
75
18%
6%
23%
33%
32%
of
18%
14,000
23 %
*49%
*42%
Transportation__1.25
Baking Co
preferred.—
48
Vb
*35
'A
24%
'
50
*95%
Amer
2
6
23%,
com_.i
100
General
Dec
18%
"Zl
com.
24%
*50
7%
36
TexasIZ._5
General
$8
'35
___i
6% convertible preferred
General American investors
$4.50 preferred—...
Amer Oil Co
22
7
50
com
preferred
General
150% Mar 11
9
Z
Corp (The).
Wood Industries
22
19% Jan
7% Feb
Gardner-Denver
14% Jan
2
Jan
Gamewell Co
67 % Mar 11
9
12% Jan
138
preferred..
""50
(The)
No'par
American
43% Mar 13
Aug 25
Inc common..
convertible
General
32% Apr
141
5%
3
14% Nov
2
Gamble-Skogmo
Feb
40% Sep
~2
(The)
Acceptance Corp.
18
39
Co
General
11
32% Mar 30
Gabriel
4
Apr
36% Dec
102
Jan
47% Mar 18
12
67% Nov 26
2
15
Jan
9
27
Mar 23
22
51% Feb
"9%
53
22
7% Nov 20
24% Feb 25
125
19
Oct
7% Oct
34
7
26% Jan
4
39 % Jan
3
17% Nov
2
13
14% Jan
Dec
51% Dec
2
24% Jan
July
35
2
Jan
27
48
9
1
1
*82
27%
27
139%
27
138
138
Vb
138%
26%
139
78
33
33%
31 VB
32%
19 Tii
20%
19%
20'A
*87
88 Vb
*87
30
30V2
7Tb
*7Vb
$7%
88
29%
30%
*7%
7%
7%
27'/a
139%
75
-
75
*75
75
*73
26 Tb
139
*75
27
139Tb
78
26%
*138Vb
*75
31%
20VA
510
20
73
33%
226,900
20%
72,600
30'A
32
32 Vb
33 V*
20
20Tb
20'A
20 Vb
Va
88%
87 V a
87 Vb
87
87%
29%
30%
30 Vb
30Tb
29%
30 V'4
8,;
*7Vb
*7Vb
8
8
4,600
27
139%
"
„
390
38,200
100
11
18
The Commercial and Financial
(1586)
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April 6, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
14
May
52
Mar
Feb
101
39 % Jan
84
90
28 7« Nov 17
75% Dee 22
129
Dec 10
9
5
25
0
25
5
64 % Mar 29
Jan
84% Jan
20
89
Mar
22
94
Jan
1
102% Feb
preferred
Common
$4.20
13
104% Mar
dividend
preferred
preferred
preferred
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred.
4
27%
273ii
■*74
114%
63%
63%
89"
92%.
*88
92%
i
*104%
*
105%
*104%
105%
6311
28%
75
75
300
113
116
26,400
64 %
64
90
92
93
Shares
27%
116%
*88
92%
the Week r
75
"
114%
90
92 V
*91
Friday
Apr.3
23%
75
64
*88
92 %
93
27%
,
%
116%
63%
90
92%
,*91,:
93 - V
■;
74%
64%
Sales for
Tlnft-sdaj
2.7%.
115
116%
*91
I'll ICES
Apr. 2
*74
75
116%
*88
100
100
100
.—100
27%
75
SALE
Apr. 1
63%
100
dividend
dividend
27-%
1I1GH
Wednesday
"
Mar. 31
115%
No par
-
$4.40
3
105 % Mar
27%
*74
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 80
No per
25
Oil Corp—
Gulf States Utilities Co—
$4.44
104% Mar 11
May
<
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
9
109
Monday
Par
.
Gulf
5
89 % Jan
96
10
99% Sep
55
Gulf
30%. Feb 17
73% Jan 22
127 >/* Jan 22
71 % Mar
102% July 14
100
Jun 13
Sep 19
Oct 30
95 7k Jen
31
May 29
55% Dec
2
6
20
25% Jan
110'/a Feb
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
I^ngr Since Jan. L
Year 1958
Lowest
*31
104
AUd.2
105%
iVJ/A
*103'/
J,\J*J
105
*103%
104%
*104'J
105%
*104%
92%
*91
105
104 %
105
8,100
30
92%
93
JLVt
84%
*8«
91 %
4,000
120
93
*103% 105
104%
1043 4
140
.3
II
38 U Jan
3
-47% July
2
44 Vk Feb
20
48% Mar 31
Hackensack
48
48
48%
49'/a Apr
7
69
Aug 14
297k Nov 18
58
Apr
25% Jan
1
69% Jan
9
39
60
59%
59%
28% Jan
20
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
Hall (W F> Printing Co.
5
5
5
26%
26%
24
Jan
15
Hamilton Watch Co
1
Jail
15
preferred
100
Paper Co
-—2.50
Hammond Organ Co
1
20
Jan 21
247k Dec
13 fa May 20
8
20% Mar 31
88
Jan
2
99
Dec
8
21% Jan
2
3374 Sep
26
70
6
95
297k Feb
9
33% Mar 16
Feb
Nov
19
397k Jan
-5
49
Jan
10
447k Feb
6
51
Apr
Mar 17
1257k Apr
2
132
Jan
3
13
3074 Jan
7
38
38
1
123
Nov
10
140
23
Apr
7
327k Dec
1
30
Jan
13
44 Vk Dec
30
2074 Apr
22% Jan
29
2974 Nov
14
26 7k Fob
20
367k Nov
18
34
3% Jan
9
97k Dec
17
28 % Jan
6
Apr
Mar
34
5
11
6%
22
387 k Jan
8
39
25
31
52% Jan
2
77% Mar
12 % July 14
15% Nov
17
4334 Jan
2
67
Nov
10
83% Oct
7
897k Feb 21
17% Jan
6
30% Dec
12
23% Jan
2
33 Vk Dec
8
30% Jan
7
32% Jan
2
38
Jun
27
35% Jan
23
25
16 Vk Jan
Jan
19
118
6
117
19
66
Jan
2
76
Apr
36% Dec
31
34
Jan
8
45
5%
26% Jan
14
35% Nov 20
33% Jan
11 Va Jan
13
15% Sep 29
7474 May 29
88% Nov 28
13 % Jan
5
64% Jan
9
69
85
7
98% Mar 11
60
Jan
7
74
Jan
2
Jan
3
31
15% Jan
19
21
18
36% Jan
27
63% Mar 18
9% Jan
20
12% Nov
14
12
25% Dec
17% Jan
2
32% Jan
7
85
Sep
8
Jan
19
5
2
12
21% Jan
5
23% Mar
4
21
27% Feb
2
29
7
31
42% Mar 25
16
53% Mar
20
35
31
84
Jan
2
89
7
Feb
9
9
30
May
47% Dec
5
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
30
Hooker
Honolulu
Mar
Mar
5%
Jan
7
29% Nov
21
27
Feb
13
10
23% Nov
28
20% Jan
7
'M
Feb
9
41% Dec
3
38% Mar 18
■41
Feb
12
39% Sep
16
33
Mar 25
3ff% Jan
2
.6
75
Jan
6
80 % Mar
2
83% Jan
5
85 % Mar
6
84
29
81
Dec
1
92
Jun
Jun
90
6
29 % Feb
Feb
20
97% Aug 13
94% Mar 31
12
75
Nov
17
09% Apr
2
75
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
11% Jan
15
5% Jan
10
14% Dec
30
13% Jan
8
3% Sep
7% Sep
9
9
1 % Jan
8
2% Mar
2
6% Mar
13
59% Jan
8
18
22
40% Apr
13% Jan
14
27
72% Jan
17
2% Jan
63
Oct
20% Nov
17
18
Jan
Jan
5% Jan
7
3
35% Jan
13
38% Jan
8
23% Jan
•
Chemical
Corp
45% Dec
51
Jun
23
2
47% Feb
3
'44
Jan
14
29 74 Jan
2
38% Nov
20
37
Jan
2
6% Apr
r
2
42% Dec
25
9% Nov
13
14
Jan
2
.'65
Jan
2
101
156
24% Nov
Nov
48
Feb
45% Jan
52
Jan
41% Mar 23
noncumulative
150% Jan
'
Oct
18% Jun
300
Jan
1
94
26 % Sep
5
10
Dec
552
Dec
30
2
27
Jan
2
44
Dec
9
Oct
3
166
26% July
11
15
27
17% Feb
68% Jan
13
13% Apr
.
1
21% Aug
70% Jan
17
95
39% Jan 27
Jun
33% Sep
78 % Jun
7
13
147% Jan
28% July
73
6
95% Feb
76% Jan
24
9
29
Mar 13
S
'hen
Int'l
7%
Iron
136
32% July 14
40
28
Jan
Dec
4
18
May 7
41% Oct 30
13
Jan
2
35 % Oct
6
21% Jan
3
33% Oct
17
May 28
IS1/# Jan
2
62% Sep 17
33% Dec
2
59
125
Feb
66% Jan
2
Mar 20
33% Jan
37
24
Feb
,
31
Jan
13
118
Jan
10
34% Nov
14
3
3
23
88
Jan
24
23
52% Dec
31
31
56% Dec
31
61
30
Apr
11
Mar
May 22
For
4
footnotes
Dec
preferred
1
Jaeger Machine Co
151
92 4
-4474
151 Vk
22-%
*75
76
-2274-
22
93
9374
927 k
17%
1774
17
119 7 k
1207k
*90
58% Feb
19
9
57% Jan
16
59% Jan
2
97
2
46 % Mar 24
70% Mar 18
103% Jan 28
Co
53% Jan
21
_
common
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
Jones
5%
&
18
-
46
Va.
9%
160
t
>%,
3,600
38 7 a
"
*153
'
97k.
97 k
23
22=k
98.
;
9:%
223h
93::o
9)
,
.
1,800
227.;
100
160
*153
137
3,900
160
136
10.000
'
139
3,300
135 7 k
135%
135%
45%
45%
45%
4674
467 k
46 3 4
*3174
3274
*31%
3274
*31%
32%
3,700
-
91 %
*27%-'
92
26
2574
->9234
.
'
•
257k
.
553
560
44
43 7!)
1507k
^00
1,200
-
287k
531
■-■
;
43%
44
150%, 151
150%
,
27%
3.500
220
S3
*92
93
26'»
558
437 b
,
1517k
27%
27%
2C7i)
558
7,800
29,200
•
29
"
297k
2978
*75
~
767k
*7574
"22
44:%
28,500
151
767 k
*76
880
3074
23,800
76%
29%
29%
m.L*m
2274
22%
217 k
217 k
2,900
9274
'927k,
9234
92%
93 Vk
10,200
17
17 Vk
'177 k
17%
17%
17%
11,300
123%-
17,ctoo
90Vk
*90
91 "2
12 7 k
*12
1274
11%'
12
122%
91 %
*11%
12474
90%
60
*59
60
59
59
*58 7k
59%
130
*129%
1197 k
137k
60%
121
;
122
122 Vk
12074
*917 k
"
917 k
91%
300
12 74
1,600
280
100
*129%
132
1327k
1327k
3472
35
347k
347k
347k
347k
34 Vk
34%
34%
34%
6,200
4.5
467k
45
457k
45
'■
467k
45%"
46%
457k
4674
7,800
*34
25
5
597k
130
130
Johnson
& Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A
3474
4
200
3874
377k
38%
3771)
397k
397k
39%
39:%
40%
71,100
30
29 3 4
30
30
307k
30
31
31%
32
Joy Manufacturing Co
*34
3574
*34
Vk,
30
34
31%
3074
31%
3,900
187k
1874
187k
18%
187k
187k
-18%
19
18%
197h
4,400
3574
34%
347k
34
3474
347 k
34;,k
34 7 k
35
37%
377k
35
357k
327k
337k
32
33
29 7k
36%
377k
3G%
37%
35%
35
3574
35
377k
367 k
35
45
3871)
38%
3974
119
46
45
45 74
447 k
^1%
49 7 k
507 k
_100
85
85
—5
53%
547k
55%
39 Vk
119
120
119
56
-
27 74
*85
'
-
357k
39%
40%
120
119
50%
49%
867 k
53 74
52
52%
55 7k
—10
6474
66 Vk
637k
_100
101%
101 Vk
1007k
_1
46%
47%
467k
55%
64%
101
4774
5474
46 74
47 %
40
10.800
3,700
40
*119
121
457k
45%
5,800
150
45%
2,100
22%
217a
223,k
2,900
27%
267k
277«
11,400
8572
857k
857 k
52
52%
5i
647k
64%
10074
40
45%
*87
55%
637k
10074
1,200
-
35%
517k
86 Vk
53
38%
357 a
27
'
51 Vk
867k
50'4
3874
85 7k
21%
28
*85
.
120
21%
--
4574
87 Vk
30%
3,400
35
38%
5
35 3
*34
300
2974
35
35
:
132
33%
119 Vk
1
130
.
38
50c
5
.
Jewel
28
50'k
48
*45
38%
500
"
k
217k
85%
49 % Feb
46
.4.
i33%
:
47
*46 7
,
•3,700
,10
•■
43-%
9274
2874
51% Jan
..
41 Vk
47
*50
48
*45
,
39
'
7,100
32,400
93
21%
Inc
"'
49 Vk
•13%
5012
8,400
*
33%
-
227k
.17%
27 Vk
Co
39'
44%
33
41 l-
.
s
•
2,600
49
47
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46
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;
v
.
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1 *50/.
.
22
43 3 4
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4174
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92
13
767k"
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417k
'
37%
"
29 Va ,29%
21%
9
'
552
543
21%
7
'437k
•
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85%
8
24.
2(5
519
27%
99% Aug
page
>92
92
26%
525"
26%
27
•
44%
48 7 «
1*4374
43%
57,400
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32%
477k
41%
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'*467 k"- 48
360
G7k
22
32%
2
913 *
6%
22
43%,
,
,
V%
21%
Feb
*46 7
27%
*84%
86% Jan
41
" *43 74"
2774
—5
57
377k.
1,500
*917i
-
687 k
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd_-100
54 % Oct
see
92 v.
1
preferred
7
16
37134
20
3,800
No par
3.50
Elec Light & Power Co
28
28
367 k
68
85% Mar 31
Jan
36714"
60%
19%
9174
1,500
5'%
60 7o
20
"2134
2 7 i
59 %
25
23% Jan
Jan
2774'
*75
5
Silver common
31% Jan
Feb
'
53:»
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6%-
68
13
85
,
27k
*5 • "
No par
25% Mar
2
?
'6%
>153
135
45%
31%
6734"
-27%
6874
100
No par
—
21% Feb 25
47
62 % Dec
34 % Apr
53
Dec
68
31%
'
29 %
.
—
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
Jan
327h
9%
'160
1347,4
457h
44 7 k
common—_7.50
50% Mar 18
82
38%
■
934
■
151 Vk
1
26% Sep
-
29
10
33% Oct
*31%'
44
Iowa Power & Light Co—
Island Creek Coal common
90% May 12
:
.
457r.
151
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
2
.-•■
"•* 50%
387k
.
■
T
'
47%.
*46'A/ 48
*45 v
46
23%
5
21
$6
43%
.
41%
43 74"
*50
^
9 7».
o
26
20
15
93
7%
40%
5074*-
No par
Limited
preferred
International
"
515
•
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
•
97
5
37% Jan
25
35
_100
.
—
38% Jan
15% Jan
38
1
7
2
4174
27 34
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2
19 % Feb
1
1
36% Jan
15
' 47%
..
:
32%
46%
1,600
28,100
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20
:
33% Jan
23
32%
48 Vk
13111
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43%/ 44%
70
100
17%
27 k.
20%
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47
6974
60
96
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22
.
500
4.400
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*
160
27
45
90 71
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8,100
86 '■
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571
45
19% Mar
123
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33 %
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60%
•
134
33% Mar 30
Mar 24
20
.
■
-
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Mar 25
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500
33
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90
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86
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9
36% Jan
8%
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43 7
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77
33%
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•
2
119
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90
0,66o
54»'2
39%
3974
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18% Jan
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
54 7i
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19
54%
40
8%
97. Vk
33% Jan
44% Nov
43
54%
283.'t
227k
28% Feb
82
Jan
International Paper
$4 preferred—
International Salt
5
4371.
.
22%
,
29 %
*89
23
31
Dec
87 a
23
4274
90
99 %
Canada
12
3
*89
60%.
22% '
327k
1
Packers
29
16
40%'
99
34% July 16
2
29% Jan
of
Mar 16
Apr
407k
22%>
International Telep & Teleg.No par
International Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
19
28
27% Jan
Nickel
Jan
32
55%
100
preferred
International Mining Corp
Jan
35% Feb
1.700
29%
55 %
23
4%
47
3
22
100
37
42% Mar 13
Feb
23 Vh
98
common
145
28% Mar 19
!
1
Corp.
2
33% Mar 30
23
*28 7k
437'a
i
37%
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
22
2271.
*28.%
29%'
—No par
,
10
28
.
22'A
43
'
;
preferred
96% July 16
Feb
22%
*28%
97k
227k
•
Harvester
16% Nov
67% Jail
7
,100
Jan 13
*36%
—5
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
13
i
7,700
7
6%
—_5
4%% -preferredk
25
2
137k
Mexico
1
issued
88
3
6%
—100 pesos
Int'l
25
De
A
International
28
*5% 'V 5%
39l%
97% Mar 11
Jan
13%
7071.
r
46
19
16% Jan
13 Vi
94%
'2%
2%
-
•
*4474
12% Jan
94
133k
■33%
*84
;
x397k
86% Jan
126% Mar
;
2%
A
50
7
2
."
v;
50
i
Electrica
13
90% Mar 31
13%
77%
Indianapolis Power Jh Light—No par
31
11% Apr
33%
48
Oct
116% Feb
16,700
13 J/4
8%
,76
*4671.
13% Dec
11
1,400
61%
90
8%
*50
122% Nov
71
8%.
*28
50
2
Sep
7% Jan
8 Vi.
25
*89%"
v
50
27
Mar 12
90
*4'6,7k
Interlake
14
*89
177i
59%
40%,
*
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7
40
1
17%
60
56
47-
85% Feb
;
40%
17%
557'a'
v
56%
13%
56
39%
17%
5574
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43%
4374
Int'l Business Machines
Mar
*28%
3771.
177a
3771;
17
53 74
2271.
22%
29 74
407
1
45% Mar 25
2271.
*46
5
153% Jan
2271.
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15%-
29','4
1371.
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,29% Mar
31
Jan
24
13%
15
560
Apr
13%
50
29% Mar 17
15
17,100
56
Intepchcniica! Corp common.
28
377j.
56
L.
77% Mar
Jan
37
*16%
•
43
;
58 % Jan
Jan
377,.
37%
55%
5
Instiranshares Ctfs Inc
25
37%
37%
57% ;
17%
43%
commoni
31% Mar 18
90% Jan
38
56%
10
29% Jan
494
37 %
*1671.
43
Inspiration Cons Copper.,
30
570
No par
50% Mar 18
6
96 >4
lo
1
36% Jan
29
143
(
16
*95
1
27% Mar 26
12
86
Feb ( 2
96%
10
.
Inland Steel Co
158
Feb
96%
.100
;
Iugersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
J
Feb
98%
30
:
Industrial Rayon
158
97%
91%
16
133
98%
5
preferred
13
10
98%
91
4.20%
12,200
08%
1
5%
Co
2,300
167 k
*68%
*
19%
preferred
preferred—
357k
357»
.
16
68%
68%
preferred—100
Co
35%
*15%
*68%
98%
.
50
'
35%
161/4
687'h
19%
Industria
29
35%
15%
*68%
61
Idaho Power Co
45% Mar 18
Oct
35
16%
687a
com—,-100
preferred
preferred
July 18
36
15%
7,900
68%
61
4.70%
Dec
34%
16%
117 7
62% >
*2%
4.42%
43
35
16
,2%
5
146
34%
r
50c
common
Manhattan
15
30
20,400
177H
25% Jan
61% Dec
43%
'
13
102% Jan
29% Dec
76
427a
13
22% Feb
29
74%
43%
16%
95% Jan
13
40
73%
43
17%
14
2
Apr
2
73
43%
<13%-
12
37
*116
73%
42 3h
17
20
22% Jan
<■
117%
73%
'116
13
Jan
2
*116
.
44%
70
Jan
May 27
117%
-
,
73
13%
50
Jail
7,700
17%
47
10% Feb 18
1,800
59%
72
5
22
«
59
17
4.26%
^ 39% Jan
17 7
58%
13%
4.08%
30
17%
58
71%
Illinois Power
37 74
18%
No par
4
10
58%
1
(Delaware)—___ 1
Co
Cement
89
18%
94%
3
Apr
38
37 %
.
*88
57 31,
V
94 %
43% Feb
162
73
12
21
18%
58 Va
86
47
25% Jan
;
'116
38
18%
56%
60
9471.
7
8% Jan
37 %
18
*37%
"18%
*84
9
9
22
37%
V. 18
38
18%
58 %
100
13
Jun
52% Jail
*37%
*37%
100
Feb
48
1
1,200
78%
42
21
3
32
33%
42% Jan
47% Jan
13
Oct
31%'
33%
Ideal
Oct
32%
68 "4
89
117
com
Illinois Central RR Co
Dec
32
*77%
37% Feb
41
32%
39
34% Feb 27
42
32%
*
40
55% Jan
47
1,600
33
*38%
1
25
31
283«
33
v
'
39%
28
38% Dec
28 74
33
39%
30% Jan
2
28%
32%
28 '4
46
29% Jan
28%
22 %
21
Apr
*87
28
29
1
42% Mar 18
89
28
69
43%
preferred
24% Dec
Dec
11,700
68
*87
28
No par
2
Dec~31
68 3 k
68
88
28
73
convertible pfd scries A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
21
68%
90
68 %
2271.
s
29
700
88
5% preferred series A_
Hupp Corp common
6% Mar 25
14%
69 %
Hudson Bay'Min & Stn Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods fic Iwiust Inc com
5
91% Mar 26
15,800
14%
V
28 %
29
5%
14
89
22%
&
.65%
65
28
28%
Sound
>
116
?
13% Jan
50
67%
;
38%
66.7:4
*87
2271.
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{22% Jan 21
19
50%
14%
38%
4,400
2.50
Corp__
convertible
Howe
Mar 17
20
11
14
12.50
% Dec
13
63
1A
,
3,600
447«
preferred
38
35% Feb
62%
'14%
700
10%
73
common.
2
28% Jan
64%
xl4 <'
*
41%
1074
39
30%
41%
,
117
.
20% Jan
Jan
*33%
66
30 7'4
:
43%
preferred
preferred
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
26
66
5
2
38%
4%
19 % Mar 18
6% Oct
87% Jan
38%.
4.40%
22
16% Jan
87% Dec
2
38%
-66%
22%
3
Apr
38%
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred.
100
3
3% Jan
1
10%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
96% Jan 30
52% Jun
3% Dec
41%
90
72%
$4.25 preferred
15% Feb
74% Dec
Co
Hotel Corp of America
Apr
36% Jan
27% jaii
30%
:
4,800
No par
Corp
Mining.
Oil
40%
41%
5
convertible
43
9
397 a
,5,200
1
Holly Sugar Corp
5%
40
30%
100
Furnace
Homvstake
38%
.♦10%
No par
2 1/12
common
(The)
49% Jan 21
65% Jan
2
38%
.125% 126%
1
Chocolate
Holland
Feb 24
8% Nov 20
24
23% Apr
15
Jan
92
2
39% Feb
Jan
7
07% Dec
39% Nov
3
25% Jan
31% Jan
37
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Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
39% Mar 13
19
15% Dec
36-'%'
41'A
*68%
33% Dec
5,20C
.
36%
30%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
1
3%% preferred series A_
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
No par
45% Dec
2
51
125%
10%
Hewitt-Robins Inc
2
■i! 49%
125%
,.'26%
30
18% Feb 27
Feb 25
10
9% Jan
..2,900
100
preferred
Co
'
36%
41
69%
46
38
10%
25
80
40,',
s
2,200
36%
31
14%
1,300
93
32 7 k
38%
41
(G W) common
10
noncumulative preferred—25
Hertz
*125%- 128
2,700
217 k
*89
37%
.29%
39% Jan 22
2
Jan
16% Jan
21
1
preferred
Hershcy
48
f10%
50
Hercules Motors
Mar 26
45%
48
*40%
Heller (W E) & Co
Mar 31
Apr
70% Nov
23
3
45
48
11
Heinz
31
45
477a
31 %
*14
Powder
44%
477a
900
100
26%
32
41
5
7%
32
10%
Inc
Hercules
90%
31%.
41
Industries
21
90%
31%
31
1
Hayes
64% Mar 17
90%
31%
130
.»■
21
7 90%
5
(H J) Co common—
26
.
21
,;21
■
48 7 k
61
•> 5871;
26%
38%
68% '
Helme
21
21
48 %
59
36%
38% •'
38%
3.65%
48
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10
preferred
:
59%
26-%
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*127
.37%
;
66
53% Jan
112% Jan
Co
130 ry "■
37%
38%
38%
35% Dec
107% Oct
Chemical
"127
1
_2.50
3
Mar
20% Ja»
7
50
47%
1
26
10
31
4%%
28
20
44,
47%
Inc
89% Feb
Nov
61
44%
Industries
31% Jan
19% Nov
1
Corp
Hat Corp of America common
37% Mar 13
Feb
10
38% May
—100
-
,
Corporation
Harshaw
33% Mar 11
72
2
44%
Haveg
16
Jan
31%
47%
*47%,.
.
58
26%
*
5
27% Mar.11
86
31%
/
12
16% Jan
13% Mar 16
64% Jan
Jail
31%
"21% /
88
com—^.7.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx
15
Dec
38
preferred
Harsco
Mar 30
51% Dec
22 % Apr
88
*31%
21
48
*47%
'
26% ,26%
20%
20%
90
89%
convertible
Harris-Intertype
44% Mar 23
1G
47%
—.
3
9
Jan
common
Harbison-Walk Refrac
Jan 28
44% JMI
5
7% Jan
25
,
Hammcrmill
30
4774 Dec
Jan
2
13
41
30
26% Jan
4%
Water
'
Vk
88
7k
53
88
;
220
6,400
20
54
5374
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54%
54
55
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36,000
66
100% .101
47 3 4
52
*87
,
48 %
663k,
17,400
10074
100 %
500
4774
48 7k
6,800
■;
4>
Volume
Number 5835
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1587)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 30
HIGH
Thursday
Apr. 1
.
Sale* f •*
SALS FUCKS
Wednesday
Mar, 31.
the Week
Friday
Shares
Apr.3|
Apr. 2
K
23
Feb
47% Oct
'98% Nov
68% Jan
13
11
39% Jan
83
45% Mar
Jan
112% Dec
38% Jan
37
Feb
9
46% Apr
93% Feb
10
100% Apr
7
44
Jan
2
107
Feb
10
121
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem
-
3
4%%
convertible
Feb
24
4%%
1
4%%
convertible
19
50% Dec 23
49% Jan
12
53
Feb
78
Oct
29
86
14
77
Feb
12
82
Mar 11
85
Oct
28
92% May 29
89
Feb
17
Feb
3.80%
preferred
preferred
92% Jan
27
90% Oct
6
7
94% Jan
2
97
Feb
19
4.50%
87
Dec
9
96
July 31
45%
99
99
100
100
100
100%
100
47
46
46%
*46
47
*46
46%
46
47
116%
121
121
120
120
120
900
53
1,200
5
89 % Feb
5
4.20%
5
99
Jun
20
preferred
93 'V- Mar
4.35%
10
88% Nov
preferred
19
76% Mar 31
88% Feb
38% Aug 13
42% Dec 30
37
Jan
30
38 '/a Mar 13
39% Feb
13
48 % Mar 25
28% Jan
2
33
Kansas
34
Jan
2
29% Jan
103
10
*
25
Jan
2
May
"'
10% Jan
3
6
2
18% Oct
30
16% Jan
7
25% Apr
7
75% Jan 27
43% Oct
10
41% Feb
17
105 % Oct
13
96% Jan
33% Jan
38
Feb
2
25
66% Nov 28
60% Nov 11
20% Jan
7
29 % Nov
2
46% Nov
7
Jan
46% Jan
16
70% Nov 21
19% Apr
22
28% Dec
25% Jan
2
29% Feb
34% Jan
2
45% Nov
78% Sep
9% Feb
9
86
17
j
-6
7
■'
66
8
2
85
14% Jan
20
12
43% Nov
7
32
v
—-Jan
21
15
a-Jan.
6
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
24
33% Dec
18
32% Feb
6
3Tb Feb
22
34% Jan
22
-
.
25% Dec
24% Jan
8
18
24% Jan
8
30% Mar 23
Lee
46% Dec
31
44% Jan
8
53 % Apr
Lees
Mar 28
89
Jan
17
9% Mar 26
Jan
89
12% May
2
2
Jan
July
39% Oct
1% Jan
17% Feb
7
3% Jun
20
5% Jan
2
Dec
19
29% Jan
27
32
10
40% Oct 30
36
2
19Tb Sep
2
18% Jan
Oct
1
95
..Jan
13% Oct
13
12
Jan
65% Jan
Jan
13% Jan
5
80% Jan
4
146% Jan
152
Mar
96% Dec 31
95% Jan
108
Feb
*
19
76%
78 :
78%
79
37
37%
37%
*36%
37%
37
37
45%
44%
44%
44%
44%
45%
45%
44%
45%
1,700
32%
32%
32
32%
32
32 Tb
32
32%
32 %
32%
3,800
25%
25 Tb
45 %
25%
44%
25 Tb
25 %
54%
■r
25%
44%
44
109
25%
44%
110Tb
110
78
77%
110%
55%
54%
44
25%
25%
25%
44
110%
109%
54Tb
56%
55%
55
81%
4,100
300
37%
111% ;
7,400
45%
5,100
112Tb
54 Tb
55%
45%
44%
109%
80 Tb
*37
20,900
10,500
111
56
6,500
62%
63 %
62 %
63%
63%
63%
63%
63 Tb
63%
64%
29%
29Tb
28%
29
28%
29 %
29%
30%
29%
29%
1
*45%
46Tb
46
46
46%
46%
*45%
46%
60%
59
60
59%
60
60%
61
33Tb
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
37%
37%
37%
38%
38%
39
8,900
46%*
46 Tb
45%
45 Tb
46 %
46%
9,500
83
82
82%
82%
83
-
t
•
2,300
46%
46%
60%
61
60
33%
34%
34%
34%
37%
38
37 %
37%
46%
47
46%
46%
:
83
83
83
83
*82%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
9,400
23%
33%
15%
33%
32%
33%
32%
32 Tb
32%
32%
9,400
.
39 Tb
500
10,100
3,000
310
40%
39%
40
39%
40%
39%
39%
39%
40%
23
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
23
23
23%
23%
1,800
30%
30%
30
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
18,500
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
211/4
21%
2,200
30 %
33
*30%
32%
*32
*
33
4
4
4%
*30
4%
4%
21%
21%
33
33
*30
4 %
4%
*4
*4
5,500
300
4%
33
33Tb
32%
33%
33%
33 Tb
33%
34
10,000
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
3,900
common_3
Co
47
47%
47%
49%
49%
53
*84
preferred
10%
15
33Tb
1
2
*85
10%
34%.
17Tb
7%
3Tb
2%
7%
8 Tb
8
30Tb
30
46%
45
21
105
12%
7
86%
25
13
99%
100
10,000
160,800
10
2%
7%
2%
31/4
20 %
20
19%
22%
7,800
8%
24,900
9%
6,600
8%
8
9%
9
8%
30%
30%
31
10,500
45%
45%
45%
45 Tb
45 %
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
110%
111%
1,300
5,700
10,000
12%
87%
87%
-8%
•
109%
108%
12%
12%
87%
87%
-
110
:
12%
12%
88 Tb
88%
147
99%
97
99
60%
*147
147
98%
•62
30 Tb
•31
147%
147
99Tb
61%
331/4
8
107%
148
99%
32%
2%
2%
19%
21
12Tb
86%
148
6,200
33%
21,700
30 %
106%
12%
87%
148
147
10
105%
10%
*44%
21
103
89
10%
8%
46
21
53%
89
7%
30Tb
46
20%
100
2%
■
Tb
30%
5
33%
18%
18%
7%'
■
521/4
10%
33
*
10%
33
'
89
10%
*85
89
10%
2%
18%
3 Tb
com
*85
10%
33%
33%
18%
7%
89
10%
2%
No par
No par
(The)
48
47%
89
10
No par
1
Llbbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
5
78%
44%
Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
26
82% Dec
158% Jun
22
77
28%
Lehn & Fink Products
9
93Tb Jan
2
17
1st
Corp
.
100
& Sons
non-cum
30
96%
37
Lerner Stores
115% Mar 11
Sep
94
29%
preferred
Lehman
2
26
60 % Jan
140
*92
33%
Lehigh Valley RR
4
49% Feb
22% Feb
94
29%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
12
31% Mar
7
3.85%
3
21
10% Jan
*92
31Tb
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
9
100
(James)
$3
8% Feb
94
5
3
24
*92
90.
1
.
3
28
2
3
Bryant
3
2
94
4
Rubber & Tire
3 % Apr
2
14% Jan
2
common
22% Apr
8% Apr
l%Jan
5% Jan
*92
5
37Tb Jan 20
15% Jan
94
Zl
.
32% Apr
9
*92
10
(The)
21
13
91
96%
33
6
30
*88%
*88
10
Co__
12
22% Feb
7% Jan
&
10% Feb
6% Sep
10% Sep
91
1
33% Feb
3
2
97%
*88%
'00
9
24% Feb
70% Jan
Lane
3
Apr
12% Jan
90
*96%
91
preferred series A
25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
25% Dec
83
*88
98
*88%
4.32$
La
2
Apr
90
*96%
91
Co
Hi
Laclede Gas Co
4 % Mar 11
34
(S S)
<S
Kroger Co
2
Feb
*88
96%
96 %
100G
Airlines
Kroehler Mfg Co
20
18% Jan
25
1
5
22
23% Jan
10
11
Kress
82
^5
lnc__
Kresge
*81
,
I_i
_
common...
(E j)
90
82
500
25
Co..
preferred.;
5
26% Mar
13
4% Nov
4%
Korvette
3
34 Tb Jan
21% Mar 31
6
3% May 19
Koppers Co Inc
3
*88
*80%
82
52%
53%
*83%
1
pricr preferred
Dutch
26
43% Mar
27
22% Jan
Feb
*80%
*52%.
1,400
90
5
Corp
Royal
82
52%
56,500
98%
50
;
.
KLM
3
>34% Feb
5
29Tb Feb
Apr
17% Mar
2
„.
38 % Jan
31
.39
2
*80%
!
121
46%
100%
*96%
com_.L_No par
preferred.
King-Seeley
51% Mar 13
81-j. Jan
Dec
14
5
42% Jan
33% Dec
28
Jan
conv
52%
44 Tb
46 Tb
*88
& Electric Co_J_No
par
Power &,Light Co...
8.75
4%%
53%
45%
45%
100
.
Southern
Keystone Steel & Wire
Kimberly-Clark Corp
35Tb Mar 16
11
21
22
Jan
30% Apr
2
46% Mar 30
121
52%
90
44%
100
Kennecott' Coppei___
_l__JLNo par
Kern County Land Co
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
"__1
5
May 29
17% Oct
31
17
Jan >
52%
89%
100
non-cum
-118
82
IlOO
L
...
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kelsey Hayes Co.
64% Mar 25
27% Jan
32% Nov
22
64
Jan;
16% May 26
Dec
1
24
7
2:
24% Jan
4%
.
16
59
Apr.il
26% Jan ~2
2
2
.22% Jan
,.
25% Apr
46% Jan
preferred
Kansas City
4
12
27% Feb
43.
Mar
25
<
53 % Feb
fl
30
6
12
117% Feb
5.
52 % Feb
Mar
93
4%
116%
*80%
Kansas Gas
29% Dec
52
190
....
preferred
89% Feb
Dec
50% Jan
<
44%
99
*46%
100
1
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
88
'i
44%
98%
50
33%
preferred
_
43%
100
Corp__
preferred
Apr
48
16
2
13
18,700
89%
5,300
1481%
220
97%
97%
2,200
60%
61%
"
"
46% Jan
10 T Jan
3
2
6% Apr
7
36% Mar 11
-
63% Oct
14
15
21
Oct
57% Jan
8
11 " Jan 27
10% Nov 10
90% Dec
9%,Feb.
72% Feb
11
64% Feb 27
'
<31
Jan
107% Feb
2
18
<22% Ma* 28
Oct
3
Mar
99
<82
4
38% Oct
47% Dec
135% Dec
30
104
* Nov
Jan
20
12
Oct
14
100% Apr
<32% Jan
14
129% Nov 12
<85
,
•
10
89
Jan
10
27% Feb
14
4
2
128
<55% Mar
11% Jan
60
Jan
10
19% Jun
11
41% Mar 31
9-'
23
:
9
"
*■
46% Jan 26
i
19,
25
143
Jun
23
138
44
Dec
22
39
81
Oct
6
■...
17
Sep 29
81Tb Sep 16
24% Sep 30
15% Jail 27
2
Jan
-
.
6
Feb
*
90% Mar
6
,-
143 % Mar 25
76%.Jan;„ 2
78% Jan
4
88% Mar 24
122%' Jan *2
Nov
Mar
104
27
87%'Feb
4.84%
7%
142% Mar 25
(P)
preferred J.
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville
22
.18% Feb -24
71% Jan
7
21% Jan7 5
104% Mar
Lowenstein
6
Co
89%
91%
91%
93%
92 Tb-
94%
34%
35%
36%
36 %
37%
36%
37%
29%
29%
29
29%
29%
30%
29%'
30Tb
31,400
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
37,200
.4
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
33%
19,100
42%
43
43
43%
15,900
•;
!
*'
.10
41%
106
126
42 Tb
126
•32%
32%
*100% 102
88%
*87%
*100%
*89
,90
140
140
100
142%
142%
16%
1
92
3.33%
:
35
Jan
22
MacAndrews & Forbes common
123
Jan
22
6%
«.
27%
10
127%
127%'
33%
33%
33%
33%-
*101 '
88%
*87%
102
*101
88%
90%
*90
92
88
90%
%
141%
*143
145
*142%
84%
85%
83%
142
,
83
84 Tb
141
*127%
,
102
1
-
88
|
V
90%'
33
*101
*87%
132
84%-
89
89
:
141%
9,400
102
210
90
*142
144
260
33%
144
82%
*140%
80
-
83%
142
200
29,000
142%
141%
142
42%
81
Steamship Co
127%
42%
42%
42%
43%
42%
42%
2,800
81%
82%
42%
81%
42Tb
82
*42
50
127%
102
90%
84Tb
43%
'
33%
*87%
141
84%
42%
42%
125
32%
(Ky)rNo par
Lykes
41%
125
10
29% Mar 13
Bros
90%
3,700
12 %
(M) & Sons Inc
Lukens Steel
27,800
29%
Nashville.
&
6,800
11Tb
35%
....
44% Mar 12
12%
11%
<
11%
Co common..
87% Jan
•
11%
11%
28%
v
Lorillard
6
12 '%
11%
34Tb
preferred
conv
11%
11%
1
Long Island Lighting Co com_n
10
f
5% series B preferred
■:
»r100
;
4.25% series D preferred.,
./100
4.35%: series E preferred.:
—100
4.40% series G conv pfd.
100
2
•
12Tb
11%
•
_1
.
t
15
86%. Feb
Inc
139% Jan 26
:
29% Jan
2
100%" Mar 20
Jan
Theatres
12%
11%
No par
_
—
Loew's
61
13%
11%
-
32,500
72,700
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common:
5
60 %■
12%
11%'
91%
92%
35%
:
C33%'Apr
125. * Mar 31
83
9
37 % Jan
10c
61
13'%
89%
'
1
62Tb
11%
.
2.50
!
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
2
12% Mar 17
32% .Mar 26
8
88% July 28
92Tb Feb 11
37Tb Apr
'37
Mar
Corp (The)__
Industries Corp
Litton Industries Inc__!
62
13
a
List
Mar 16
96 % Mar 10
9
10% Mar
2
Lionel
13
28% Feb
9
28% Mar 24
<28% Jan
Link Belt Co
14 % Mar 23
2
82
81%
82%
82%
82%
9,500
:
16%
16%
16%
220
16%
16
16Tb
16%-
16%
7,000
06
92%
94%
90Tb
93%
91%
93%
92%
94%
27,300
28%
27%
28 Tb
27%
27%
27%
28
28%
28%
20,900
16Tb
M
23
116
Jan
>;
2
Jan.15
31% Aug 13
125
2 9 Tb"Jan
T 7
17
118%" Jan
15
T32 % Jan
6
38Tb Feb 27
Mack
2
37Jan
2
42% Jan
Macy
May 14
83% Jan
19 V
18
.
Apr
21% Jan
2
36% Nov 17
28
3
39% Dec
Jan
78% Jan
'13% Apr
8
Jan
31% Jan
6
18% Oct
17% Dec
31
71% Oct
13
10
2
Feb
10
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
2
60% Dec
450
Jun
1.
20
1
12
Jan
59
,
20% Jan
21
9
18% Jan
30
Jan
2
78
48%'Jan ; 7
.
470
Mar 17
Jan
39% Dec
10
36Tb Jan
8% Sep
29
6% Feb
16'
5% Apr
8% Nov
19
6Tb Jan
5
17
Aug
28% Oct
7
15 % Jan
5
1
26
Jan.; 8
35%
36%
.No par
41
41%
40Tb
86%
41%
86%
7% Feb
4
6
18% Jan
24% Oct
29
Fund
Square
Magnavox
87
1
18%
.No par
Garden..
*15%
1
Coal RR
10
67%
___„-l
(The)
Co
Mahoning
«
100
Inc
Magma Copper
31% Mar 19
21
'
121%
30%
55
50
461
Cc...T_.
22% Mar 16
Jan
5% Jan
4
31%
121%
36
Madison
21
12% Jan
•
31%
*121%
—5
Madison
■
63 Tb Mar 19
Jan 22
450
31%
100
preferred
(R H) Co Inc com
4 % % preferred 'series A
87% Mar 30
2
Jan
„
14
10
j,
Trucks Ino
51% Jan
67
44% Mar 20
6
9% Jan
27% Mar
28
64% Jan
31
50% Apr
3
7
2
14
93% July 11
Sep
25
36Tb Jan
7
32 Tb Jan
25% Jan
2
42% Dec
3
37
Feb
5
Jan
20
Mar
73
5
42%*Jan
91 % Jan
34
Mandel
2
Oct
30
30
23% Jan
59:% Dec
&
Efos
-
26
Murine
5
5
4%
9
45
24
44
62
Jail
2
28% Mar 3
83% Dec
29
56% Dec
1
10
46
Jari
13
2
19% Feb
5
80%"Mar 31
94% Feb
39
46% Mar
6
58
42% Apr
31% Apr 23
•
1
47
37% Jan
30
Feb
5
16
Mar 31
70
1,500
51%
51%
51%
5OM2
51
2,000
44
44
43 Tb
44i%
92%
92%
*02%
93
92%
92'A
92 Tb
92%
92'b
92%
120
42
42%
42
43
42Tb
43%
43%
45%
44 Tb
45'%
62,700
42%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42 %
41%
41Tb
4IM2
42%
14,400
48%
49 Tb
47%
47%
9,300
I*
.No par
5
common...
$3
1947
.No par
Co
3%%
47%
81
71%
*55%
21%
2*%
21%
22%
31
3*Tb
31
31%
3
common
Corp
i
50
(J Ray)
*70%
82
*79%
82
79
56 <
;
49%
79
110
80
210
*70%
72
*70%
72
*70Ma
72
*80
82
*80
82
*79
81
21
21%
21%
2,600
31%
31%
32%
33%
34%
4,200
45%
31%
*44%
45%
*44%
451/4
*44%
45%
10
15%
*44%
14Tb
15%
141%
15%
15'%
15'%
27,200
81
82
preferred
100
81
82
80%
82
81
81%
82
240
& Co Inc
1
50%
50 Tb
50%
50%
50
50%
50
50'%
51
52
45%
47
42%
45%
43%
44Tb
431%
44Tb
5,900
14,800
8,300
15
5
1
41%
42%
40 Tb
42%
41
41%
41'%
42'%
41%
42'%
McGraw-Hill
3
57%
58
58
58Tb
57%
57%
58%
59
*59'%
59 Tb
18Tb
18'%
18'%
18'%
18%
1,600
86 %
86Tb
86Tb
87'%
88
2,400
73
74%
3
McGregor-Doniger
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
3
Mclntyre
5
86Tb
88
87
89
86%
64
76
3
18
70%
72%
71%
Jan
19
8% Feb
13
2
33% Apr
86% Jan
9
47 % Sep
24
43
Jan
,2
7
96
92 % Feb
5
95% Mar 26
22% Jan
2
2
27% Jan
12
84% Apr
3
78% July 28
<19% Jan
7
36% Jan
10
Oct
1
74
30% Mar 10
Apr 25
26% Apr
14
23%
Jan.T
80.
Jan
5
51
Feb
2
85
May
32
Dec
18
29% Jan
32% Mar
83 Tb Dec
10
67-
Feb
82% Mar 25
80
Jan
86
7
May 20
53% Oct
27
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
39
2
62% Dec
10
Jan
-
Apr
10% Mar
22% Feb 27
44% Jan
18
Jan
53% Jan
6
85'"
Feb
6
55
Apr
3
22% Feb
63 Tb
25
Feb 26
4)1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp....
MfcG raw-Edison Co__
Feb
20 % Jan
200
15%
99% Feb
19
.
45'%
1
10
56
14
26
21
*55%
45 %
1
17% Jan
9 % Jan
6,400
55%
21
21
86%. Apr
70% Nov
76%
55%
21%
76
*55%
17
22 % Dec
74
75%
56
56
31
3
76 Tb
10
—r
76"
78
75
*55%
Dec
2
3,100
79
98
14
*68
481/4
2
Jan
70
2,400
80
18%
7% Jun
11,600
79
1
13% Jan
251%
81
26
52
24%
79
68% Jan
>
2,200
25%
3,800
*79
41% Sep
15
6%
79 %
20% Nov
44Tb Mar 18
6Tb
47%
59 % Dec
60% Jan
6%
80
2
9
*68
.
18'%
28%
79 Mi
2
r
25
18
281/4
47%
.*
Jan
Ma
6%
6 Tb
19%
29
50c
common.'
convertible
71 %
72
18%
'28%
80
82
81
*79%
73%
6%
48%
*80
No par
common
$2.50 preferred
McCrory-McLellan
McDermott
80%
100
...
preference
Stores
82
__No par
No par
_
McCall
>'
80%
.No par
preferred
Corp
McCord Corp
*80
series.......No par •
preferred
Maytag
•
9%
10% Jan
54
13,300
43%
4
com_r_..No par
100
Co
Co
3Tb%
5
Feb
9
68%
Corp
May Dept Stores
Mar 30
13% Jan
Dec
8%
51%
Mason ite
24
3
9'/a
43'/a
82
Apr
9
68%
2
34 i/b
8%
52
-Feb
2
2,200
43 Tb
77
Jan
5,700
6'%
69
$3.40
29/
41%
6'/8
43%
72 % Mar 17
22
40%
61/4
52
8
32% Oct
42 Vb
6%
8%
68%
Jan
7
41%
6%
43%
69
18% Apr
39% Jan
43 Vb
6%
52
77
15
41%
6%
69%
15
% J an
41%
6 Tb
43%
66% Sep
79
41%
6%
52
preferred..
&
preferred
50
42%
6Tb
69%
Field
preferred
Martin
24
23 Tb Jan
10
41%
50
convertible
4%%
i
2
7
8,700
5,400
25Tb
common
26
Mar 18
2
70'%
56'%
475
25
pfd
2
69 %
56
*450
25Tb
$3.75
.
69%.
55%
475
25%
$3.75
19% Jan
*450
25Tb
Mar 26
55% Jail
54%
54%
25%
Corp
Mar 31
45%'jan
68
68%
475
5
Midland
81
19
67%
54
*450
6%
81
20
'
6Tb
6
gO
68%
55%
475
800
6%
16
Dec
14,200
16
6%
Exploration:
77% Feb
20
80
18Tb
18%
*131/2
1
Maracaibo Oil
47
56% Nov
86 Vb
15 Tb
19%
77Jan
49% Nov
*85%
18% ' "
15%
29
16
2
86'/a
18 Vb
■
19%
22
2
86 %
18Tb
15 Tb
28 Tb
26
31
86 %
18%
15 Tb
9%
49 % Dec
Jan
86%
3.500
29
85% Jun
13
41'%
19%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Feb
41 '/a
8%
Marshall
53% Feb
41'/8.
18%
54%
*450
40%-
19%
12
45% Mar
56%
,
41
16
18%
*15%
68%
10
40%
13,400
29
21
8
39Tb
461
•
37
19%
Jan
45 T
18%
1,400
36
29%
93 % Jan
6
87%
16
31'A
31%.
*1211/2' 125
3%
85% Jun
50% Jan
'
36
19%
2
23% Jan
31
125
35%
29%
11
July 30
31-
*121'/2
36
No par
16
Jan
31%
125
Maxwell & Moore....12.50
Manning,
Sep
■
75% Nov
•75
30%
*121%
35%
,
1
i
59% Jan
'•
125
ziii
T.
46
;
*
Co..
Manati Sugar Co
7% Jan
45% Nov
(P R)
14
9
29Tb Jan
Mallorj
7% Jan
-Jan
25% Jan
81% Jan
31%
1
"
1
14
30% Jan
390
88
* ,*
Publishing
Inc class A
Porcupine Mines
t
l^cKesson & Robbins Inc
McLean
,
Trucking Co
10
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)
Melville Shoe
9Tb
10
Corp common.
21
5
100
1
*94
47Tb
-
25%
9%
21
48
97
26%
9%
9%
21'%
20%
21
47Tb
48
47%
48
47%
48
*94
25Tb
Co
25%
84
25Tb
25%
*94
25%
1,400
2,900
97
25%
6,600
180
84%
84Tb
32'%
32 M«
600
78%
79%
77Tb
78 Tb
77i%
78'%
77%
78Tb
33,200
83
83
82%
83%
*82'%
83
50
49 %
51
51
53i%"
53%
55
19%
191%
19%
25,700
61'%
60%
60%
1,700
32%
84
84
'*81
No par
1
12.50
*82%
19%
20
19Tb
20
19%
19%
19%
5
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
60%
48
97
84
48
Chapman
25Tb
83Tb
*94
32%
83
Machine
48
97
11,300
*32 Vb
48%
Mesta
25Tb
47%
*94
■
32%
79
Meri
97
9'%,
*32%
80
1
I
32%
*83%
84
32%
Co
& Scott
7,200
76
9'%
20 Tb
32Tb
...
747b
9 Tb
20%
83%
$3.50 preferred
Merg""thaler Linotype
73%
9Tb
20%
preferred series B
100
.3%
Merek & Co Inc common__'_JL_16%o
72
9Tb
20%
9 Tb
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
4%
72Tb
20%
1.600
83
400
7,600
19
The Commercial and Financial
CO
Chronicle\
.
.
(1588)
Monday, April 6, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
tor Predion*
Range
Range
Year 1958
Highest
Lowest
92% May 13
15
78
Sep
.91
Dec 22
79
Oct
15
Jan
14
_.
9
Apr
90% Feb 26
92
July 7
Sep 24
79
97
102
104
Aug 12
13
1
82
Jan
87% Apr
93
Jan
98
Mar 13
88
Mar 31
85
Mar 24
80
Jan
2
98
Feb
19
2
Feb 19
Jan 23
33% Jan
99% Mar 11
50% Mar
5
Metropolitan Edison 2.00% pfd__100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series—
100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
100
Miami Copper
5
4
40% Oct
51
Middle South
5
3
6
48% Dec
Apr
34% Jan
41
Midland
19
3
25
Sep
Apr
28% Jun
433/8 Oct
13
10
39% Jan
2
47
Jan
26
83% Jan
2
92
Feb 27
24% Mar
35% Jan
39
2
Jun
45
33
78
88
4
35% Feb
18
14% Jan
7
59% Aug
21% Feb
6
18
Jan
8
Jan
17
Dec
11
111% Jan
28
7% Jan
2
10
20 % Nov
5
18% Feb
9
96
Oct
31
Feb
13
28
Nov
3
5
6
Jaji
2
25% Feb 24
76
Jan
59
13% Jan
Jan
17
10
126
31
28% Dec
20% Nov
14
Dec
29
2
35% Oct
8
6
35% Dec 29
11% Jan
2
73% Feb
25
21% Jan
27% Jan
4% Jan
2
116
6
16
Apr
2
16% Oct
24
26
2
30
49%
49%
50%
50%
50%.
50%
39%
39%
40
40%
40%
41
1,300
44%
43%
43%
43%
44%
44%
45
3,100
88%
89%
*88%
89
89
89
89
89
10
*37%
38 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
i7i/2
900
1
21%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
22%
16,800
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
120%
121%
120%
121%
127
128%
124%
127%
11,900
5%%
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
Minerals &
Minn
Minnesota &
Minute
——.—_1
—5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Mission
Corp
Mission Development Co
10
15% Jan
12
2
Jan
2
10% Jan
29% Apr
30
47% Mar 20
38% Jan
8
1
28% Jan
14
63% Feb
4
22
21% Dec 29
18% Feb 25
19
36% Jan
2
37% Dec 22
28% Feb
26
42% Nov
40% Feb
3
17% Jan
2
21% Nov
17
24% Feb 24
29% Feb
11% Jan
2
233/4 Dec 31
23% Jan
2
5
60% Dec 31
57% Jan
28
31% Mar 31
18% Nov 11
16
45% Mar 18
6
20% Jan
35
Apr""3
2
Mar 24
23% Feb
2
13
35% Mar
78
20'% Jan 14
Jan
Feb
9
19
91% Mar 18
34% Mar 12
17% Jan
Jan
15
20.
3%%
43'/8
43%
43%
341/4
34 %
4,900
36%
36%
600
20%
21%
138,500
43%
43%
43%
6,500
12,500
41%
8,400
7%
18.900
45%
4434
45%
45 %
46%
12,900
19%
*19%
1
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
16%
16%
16%
16'/e
16%
16%
63 %
63%
63%
63 %
63%
63%
100
74
74
73%
73%
14%
14
14
Machine
74%
75
14%
14%
No par
Tool
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*14
A
—25
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
14%
No par
class
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
-2
.
E
44%
45%
43%
45V2
5
31%
32%
31%
31%
No par
76%
78
75%
76
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares—
1,000 lire
22%
23
23
23
Chemical
Monsanto
Co
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Montana Power
(The)
Co
*
4,200
17%
55,700
63 V4
64
220
73%
73%
7314
73%
190
*14%
14 %
14%
14%
800
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
14%
*14%
9%
9%/
15'/;..
*14
10
9%
700
14%
100
9%
2.100
43%
44%
43%
44%'
44
44%
47.700
31%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
3,400
75%
74%
74%
74"4
75
4,000
23
23 Vi,
23%
23'/,
23%
23%
X75
:
-
5,700
30
30%
30
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
30%
9,300
No par
44%
44%
44%
44%
43%
44%
43%
43%
43%
43%
22,900
12
22%
23%
22%
23
23
233/a
23
23%
23%
23%
3,600
10
26%
27 %
26%
27%
26%
26%
27%
26%
28'/4
3
79%
81%
79%
81
81
84%
82%
84%
32
32
31%
32
31%
32
32
32%
Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack
Lines
(John) & Co
Motorola
19%
63%
19 %
16%
17%
63%
1.25
preferred^
RR
191/4
16%
100
Inc
Products
Corp
10
5
——
193/4 Jan
2
33% Nov 28
27% Mar 26
30% Jan
2
9
Myers
Jan
9
Natco
Inc
9,200
82%
84%
9,000
32%
32%
16%
...
all'
16%
2,500
2,600
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16
29%
29%
28%
29
28%
29%
28%
29%*
29%
29%
5,000
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,000
47
47%
47
47%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46
46%
8.000
1
10
& Bros
(F E)
27%
I
Murphy Co (G C)_
Murray Corp of America
Munslngwcar
29%
1
Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
Motor
15
18
43%
34
44%
47% Jan
2
20%
45%
32% Mar 26
l37/e Jan
36%
20%
45%
32
Aug 19
36%
21 %
45%
2
15
36%
45%
2
Jan
33%
20%
5,200
1,700
11,500
19%
23 %
2
11
33%
*36%
29
136%
6%
Jan
1
34%
36%
18%
134
40%
43% Jan
40% Apr
23%
19%
22%
24% Jan
18
291/4
137%
7%
2b
Sep
19
134%
33%
40%
18
50
29
19
23
preferred
4.20%
Motor
29%
134%
6%
Mohasco Industries Inc common—5
Morrell
*18%
131%
22%
13
50% Jan
28%
18%/
132%
40
Missouri Public Service Co
Class
18%
131
6%
25% Oct
25
29%
23%
45
Feb
29
41
32% Nov 21
38
29%
6%
3
Dec
400
*29%
40
0
2
250
31%
22%
22%
Jan
17
97
*31 %
6%
30% Jan
19 % Jan
*96
31s«
Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri
13
12
9534
31%
40
Monon
13% Feb
31% Dec
95%
31%
23%
Monarch
71% Dec
8,800
97
*31%
39%
6%
29
41% Nov 20
23
*95%
31%
23%
22%
Jan
8
23%
97
*31%
23%
6%
24
5
23
*98
31%
23%
40%
6
Jan
23%
97
31%
*95%
126
23%
Mojud Co Inc
22% Jan
23%
122%
23%
6%
19
24
210
89%
39%
Jan
23
*89
13.100
51
5
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
Mar 30
29
12%
Paper
Light
Corp
16
8% Sep
May
Ontario
Maid
75
143;, Sep
28
Mfg
&
Power &
Minnesota
2
20% Sep
14% Jun
Mining
9
6
45
Chera Corp of Amer—
14
22
10
39%
23
Jan
10
83
43%
Inc
43%
8
83
49%
68% Jan
8
4,500
43%
4% Apr
11% Apr
44%
43%
18% Jan
15% Jan
43%
84
20
120
88%
39
19
Mar
43%
*36%
96%
4934
18
Nov
43%
89
89
44%
17% Mar 19
10% Dec
100
96
39%
64% Feb 25
90
99%
21%
20% Jan
10
*98%
*86%
96
44%
2
13
99%
88%
49%
9
Jan
99%
96
39%
8
8% Jan
99'%
43%
*86%
5
100
Jan
62
*83
*97%
43%
87%
1
Jan
60
85
43%
87%
10
Utilities
Enterprises Inc
Midland-Ross Corp common
12% Jan
'19
*83
99%
43
21
48% Feb 20
19
85
*97%
44 %
*36%
8
18
•83
99%
42'%
x33%
41% Jan
30
85
*97%
21%
43% Dec 29
Nov
*83
36%
9
14% Dec
*86%
34%
6% Feb
80
89
36%
41% Mar 16
19% Dec
*86%
34%
26'/a Jan
2
88
21%
6
2
88
2.50
No par
—1
5
2
Jan
88
18%
21 % Mar
4% Jan
*87
131%
36% Jan
52
S«
18%
5
9% Jun
2
*96
130%
6
44% Aug
25% Aug
98
.—No par
13
39% Dec
87%
*96
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
40% Jan
10
*85%
98
Minneapolis «fe St Louis Ry—No par
22
Shares
Apr.8
86
2
Jan
the Week
Friday
Apr. 2
86
16
22% Mar 26
44% Jan 28
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 1
*96
29% Mar 26
39
25
Wednesday
Mar. «J
20% Feb
9
35
Tuesday
Mar. 30
137'1 Apr
38
Mar
2
25
20
26
24
Feb
Feb
43/4 Jan
33% Mar 25
97% F<?b
32 % Feb
16% Jan
18% Feb
Jan
10
26% Feb
18% Jan 28
8
111% Jan
22
24% Mar 20
128% Apr
2
24 \ 4 Mar 25
6
187b Oct
27
31
92
25% Jan
38% Jan
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
9
0
80% Jan 13
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
No par
V40t%
27%
27%
27%
21%
27%
28
27%
27%
27%.
27%
7,100
40%
40%
41
41
40%
40%
41
41
40%
41
1.000
N
59% Oct
437/8 Jan
14% Jan
14
52% Jan 12
223/4 Dec 29
21% Jan
6
16% Dec 19
14% Mar
26% Jan
6
2
51% Nov 20
49% Jan
20
154% Jan
15
2
16% Nov 20
11% Apr
86% Dec
19
66% Apr
307/a Dec
11
27
9% Jan
23% Mar
31
41% Jan
1493/4 Oct
168
93/4 Jan
50% Jan
17
19% Jan
2
Jan
8
Jan
2
2
Mar 23
49% Nov 21
46% Feb
2
20% Jan
31% NOV 19
29% Feb
12
86% Jan
303% NOV 19
373/4 Jan
59% Jan 29
29% Jan 22
18% Jan 26
32% Mar 18
56
Mar 13
164% Apr
14% Jan
12
Jan
5
80
3
32% Jan 15
51
Jan
34% Mar
108% Apr
24% Jan
9
3
3
21
99% Jan
5
17% Jan
24
Dec
9
22% Feb
16
42
Jan
593/4 Dec
11
59% Feb
10
67% Mar 25
.90
Jan
Mar 30
97% Feb 26
117
Jan 22
100
84% Apr 17
May
8
115% Oct 10
93
104
Feb
9
Mar
3
2
168
Jun
19
152% Jan
159
128% Nov
7
143
Jun
17
131
Jan
13% Jan
7
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
773/4 Dec 17
17
Jan
134% Mar 12
21
Mar 25
28% Jan
38% Mar 24
Oct
148
21% May 12
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
42% Jan
40% Sep
9
71% Dec 10
2
Dec"
12
14% Oct
7
8% De$
18
Jan
10 % Mar 24
Feb
26
3
13% Aug 11
12
Jan
9
15
2
38% Nov 19
36% Jan
2
43% Feb 26
23
84% July
78% Jan 14
20
Nov
96
May 29
1.9
36% Apr
30
50% Oct
173/4 Jan
2
26
13% Mar
3
293/e Nov 20
18
Apr
2
180
Jan
16
108% Oct 13
Dec
Dec
15
15
14%
15%
15
15
14%
15%
4.800
32 %
6,600
National Aviation
I
Corp
National Biscuit Co common
82% Mar
21% Jan
2
12%
121/4
12%
11%
12%
11%
67%
68
66%
67%
66%
67%
28%
1
No par
Cast-No par
19
When issued
Feb
15
13
24,200
28%
28%
28
27%
28%
28
28%
27%
48%
47%
48%
48
48%
48%
48%
48%
49%
10,100
31%
104%
32-%
31%
32%
32
323/8
32%
32%
32%
32%
21,500
106
104
104%
104%
6,400
105%
107
108%
6,200
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
23%
22%
23
22'! 4
22%
6,400
16 5%
67
65%
66
66
66%
65%
66%
66
66%
93
93%
93
93
93%
93%
*93
94%
*93
112
105
107
111%
112
111%
158%
158
158
157%
180
*133%
134
114%
*157%
157%
114
158
157%
157%
134%
112%
*158%
114
*132
112
4,300
94
135
133%
133%
133%
21
21
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20 W
20%
36
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
36
36%
36%
37
*132%
20%
10,600
90
70
134%
400
20%
„
;
4,200
78%
78%
78%
78%
80
80
81
39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,800
681/2
66%
68%
65
67%
65%.
66%
22,400
24
24'/4
22%
23%
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
11,600
11
11%
16,500
20,400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
11
11%
1
12%
12%
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
141/2
14%
14%
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
9%
9%
9%
93/8
9%
9%
9%
9%
1
.
—
Fibre
Co
7
.9%
9%
changed to Royal Crown Cola Co
■„.*
1
Newberry Co (J J)
3%% preferred
No par
100
common
9
34% Jan
66%
39%
257/b Feb
440
66
77%
New
8
66%
68%
25%
Jan
23,500
39%
49% Mar 13
31% Feb 27
11%
80
19
27
280
440
11%
72%
23% Jan
6
4,300
12
39%
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Mining Corp—
.10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
30% Jan
53%
164%
71%
,4
Radiator
New
New
Newmont
Air
53
164%
39
—
Nehi Corp—Nome
Neisner Bros Inc
York
53%
163%
78%
107% Mar 11
19
52%
163'A
5
1
Jan
32
54
165
10
No par
Co
2
Mar 16
32
53%
*163%
800
47%
100
100
National Linen Service Corp—.—1
preferred A
preferred B
53%
165
2,400
67%
28%
110%
Natomas Co
31%
31%
12%
9
S
31%
53%
'163%
National Lead Co common
National U
31%
53%
163'%
jmmon
Natl Malleable & Steel
31%
14%
53%
National Dairy Products
—•
Natl Distillers Ss Chera Corp com—5 7
*
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
National Fuel Gas Co
10
1%
6%
31%
*57
163%
27
86
31%
15%
57%
10
preferred
National Can Corp
National Cash Register,
National City Lines Inc
National Gypsum c^
(4.50 preferred,.
15%
*57
100
10
I
1
7%
Feb
43% Jan
10
151/8
19% Jan
84
13
31
14%
95% Apr
17
32% Nov
275
National Automotive Fibres Inc—1
National Theatres Inc
74% Oct
8
12,100
National Vulcanized
2
16
26 % Jan
14
25%
12% Mar 23
7% Jan
15
251/2
14% Apr
17% Feb
13% Jan
Jan
25%
24% Mar 25
10 % Jan
12% Oct 22
Dec
24%
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
11%
68
24%
National Tea Co
2
14% Jan
57
24%
40% Mar 13
2
82
15%
57
24%
74% Jan 26
3
7
15%
57%
24%
2
Jan
10% Jan
15%
56%
25%
23
9% Jan
43/4 Jan
15%
57
24%
Apr
7% Jan
4
15%
56%
1
Jan
21% Apr
~7%
15%
57%
National Airlines
1
65
86% Mar 12
15 %
i
36
74% Jan
*
Corp
National Acme Co
Brake
—9
New York Central
No par
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
Nt.it Harlem RR Co
—19
50
14%
40%
*82
20%
*85
95%
14%
14%
14%
40%
40%
41
83
82%
82%
20%
86
97%
20%
*85
95%
20%
86
*14%
14%
14%
401/2
40
40
82%
82%
82%
20%
13%
14%
40'/a
*82%
20%
20%
*85
20%
86
*85
95%
96%
3,600
16,800
700
40'/a
40 %
*821/4
82 '/a
1,300
300
20%
20%
14,500
*85
86
96
|
96%
14
13,200
97
96%
86
99%
5,500
45%
46%
46
46%
.45%
46
44%
45%
45
46
5,800
24%
251/8
24%
25
24%
247/8
25
25%
25 %
25%-
4,700
26
27
27
27%
26%
27 Ve
26%
28'/8
27%
28%
88,900
32
38,700
31%
*310
32%
350
31%
*310
32
350
31%
'320
31 %
31%
*320
350
31 %
32
225
350
350
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
5% Jan
2
2
12% Sep
24% Sep
24
14% Jan
25% Apr
8
36% Oct
8
38% Jan
2
56% Dec 31
25
8% Mar 25
10% Jan
6
Mar 23
20% Jan
5
18
32% Mar 31
38% Feb 17
53% Feb.
9
58% Jan 21
84 % Mar 11
85
Mar 18
77
Jan
16
39
Nov
18
38 % Jan
2
41% Jan
67
76
July
8
68% Jan
8
73% Apr
80% July 25
73% Feb'
6
76% Mar 19
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
79
7
85% Mar
Sep
70% Sep
5
19
76
Oct
80
Sep 25
103
Aug 15
Sep 17
2
Jan.
14
l
3
18
18
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,100
1,900
1
33
33%
32%
33%
33%
33%
331/4
33%
33 %
33%
2,300
Y State Electric Gas Corp—
No par
55%
56%
57
57
56%
56%
56%
57
$3.75
N
74% Sep 17
29% Jan
2
No par
100
83%
83 %
83%
83%
83
83
39
39%
39%
39%
39
39%
39V»
39%
39%
39%
15,100
70%
72
72
72
73
73%
*72%
73%
72
72%
300
75%
76
76%
76'%
76
76
*75
7611;
76%
470
81
82
81
81
82
*81
82
81%
230
85
85
Common
Preferred
New York
5%
series A
Shipbuilding Corp
Common
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred
ilOO
3.60% preferred
100
3.90%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Feb
6
105% May 16
18% Jan
2
27
Dec
29
31% Jan
3
61% Dec
2
53% Apr
7
92
21% Sep
25% Feb
5
Nov
19
5
108
96% Jan
5
102% Feb
26% Jan'
2
29% Mar 18
Jan
9
79% Mar 17
2
37% Apr
2
94
9
6
84% Feb
22% Jan 12
Jan
26
4.10%
5.25%
4.85%
preferred
When
North
27% Nov 17
9
39% Feb
21% Jan 28
52% Mar 18
2
27% Mar 13
11
72% Nov 19
70
73
102
Oct
9
23
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
16% Jan
32% Dec 30
32% Jan
2
105
Jan
7
108
113% May 26
593/8 Nov
5
108
113% Mar
8
9
52% Mar 13
2
24% Jan 23
2
77% Mar 17
83% Jan 23
22% Jan
72% Jan
81
Aug 29
94
Jun
83
79% Sep 25
80% Oct
1
92
July 16
94% Jun
13
19
83% Dec 31
93% Mar
22% Apr
10% Jan
37% Dec
17
33% Dec
31
Feb
For
6
footnotes
107
107
*105
106%
100%
100%
101
101
100%
100%
*100%
101%
27%
27%
6
Adjustment preferred...
American
Northern
27%
27%
-105
100%
27%
27%
Gas
7
34% Dec 31
57% Dec 10
see
page
.
$4.08 preferred series
82% Jan;
5
88% Mar 23
Jan
5
89
Mar 25
31% Jan
5
43
Mar 18
30% Jan
7
43% Mar 18
31% Jan
42'% Mar 17
47% Jan 27
62
Mar 19
$4.11 preferred series,
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Corp
Northwest Airlines Inc
514%
conv
28%
1,300
77
74
75%
75
74%
74%
73
39
*37
38%
*36'/a
37%
371%
37%
*37
37%
100
25
29
89
39
89%
6,100
*22%
23%
500
31,800
3.20C
74
preferred
Norwich Pharmaunl Co
74
1,900
88%
89%
89%
89'/a
89'A
89%
22%
89%
22%
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
47%
48%
46%
47%
45%
47%
47
48%
47%
48%
26%
26%
26%
27
20 %
26%
27
27%
26%
271/4
70%
71%
70%
70%
72
71%
71
%
71%
71%
280
33%
8,300
33%
5106%
112
49%
.
5
23%
100
:
:
86% Mar
84
290
28
100
100
5
1—
88% Mar 23
2
100
101
77
.10
Co
Northern Pacific Ry
Common
260
106%
27%
—
5%% preferred
5.80% preferred
83% Jan 21
11
60
,1
50
.
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series—
Feb
90
3,400
*37
Aviation
Natural
27%
85%
107
112
50y4
*71
32%
33
32%
107
106%
106%
112
*111%
33
33 %
♦106%
112
49%
49%
24%
24%
49%
112
*106%
111%
.
49%
49%
32%
33%
107
107
*111%
111%
51%
51
Northern States pwr Co (Minn)—
22% NOV 11
30% Dec 17
16
Jan
7
7
2
Feb
47% Feb
70% Sep 25
31
35% Jan 22
13
109% Jun
107%
87
88%
57
82
1
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
27
76%
80%
107%
88%
86
9%
1
Norfolk & Western Ry common
20
Jan
56%
*81
82%
85%
5
15% Jan
6
*81
9%
9%
107%
.
63% Apr
263/8 Apr
Jan
*81
9
8%
2
issued
23% Apr 18
45% Dec 19
23% Mar 10
8-%
*84%
Nopco Chemical Co
Apr'
2
Mar 23
8%
107%
Niagara Share Corp
56
88% Apr
8%
100
82% Jan':
104% Jan
5
8%
100
100
100
37%
94
108
8%
75%
100
100
100
100
1
10
25
1.25
241/4
751/4
75
*86%
75 %
24%
*75
24%
24%
74%
75
87
*85%
87
*851/2
86%
♦85 %
86%
881/2
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88%
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89
86%
86%
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*86
87%
86%
86%
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89
87
87
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88%
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89
*87
89
*87
89
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40%
41
41%
41%
42%
41%
42%
40
40
40
40%
40
40%
58
55
56
53
55
89
41%
41%
57%
8,400
24%
*85%
40%
13,800
75
86%
40%
50
280
51 %
75
753/4
86%
401/4
112
24%
24%
88
88
40
1C7%
\
300
20
150
10
41%
42%
42%
21,000
n;5oo
41%
42%,/
41%
42%
40%
.
40%
40%
41%
7,900
56
56
55%
56
2,100
24.
!
Volume
Number 5835
i89
.
.
.
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
(1589)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Mange for Previous
stocks
Tear 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
Lowest
Salsa far
low and man sals PRICES
new york stock
Highest
Monday
exchange
hr
Tuesday
Mar. 30
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 31
Apr. 1
the Week
Friday
Shares
Apr.8
Apr. 2
o
50% Jan 14
90
Sep 16
19
60% Nov. 20
2
67% Jan
30
91
Jan
2
95% Jan
16
80
Jan
2
85
Jan
12
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
Jun
17
89
Oct
31
28% Jan
103
Jan
102
94% Nov
May 16
13
Dec
6
17
18%
Jun
88% Dec 31
98
27 74 Dec
29% Dec
5
Jan
13
4.66%
preferred
95% Jan
16
4.44%
2
44% Feb
4
28% Feb
10
34% Mar
4
17% Mar 11
89
9
i?eb
27
90% Feb
5
5
30% Jan
23
7
45% Dec
31
15% Dec
94% Dec
15
14% Jan
7
15
92
7
41% Feb
9
Jan
74
Dec
17
61% Jan
19
75% Jan
35
Dec
18
30% Jan
26
34% Jon
15% Dec
4
15% Jan
15
66% Dec
16
61% Feb
10
89 % Dec
11
79% Feb
9
7
85% Oct
18% Jan
40
17
27
107
Apr
3
32
Feb
12
36
Jan
16
93
Mar 19
3
10% Jan
26
19% Jan
5
23% Jan
16
12% Mar 26
15% Jan
23% Feb
5
21
Mar 16
64% Mar 17
66 % Apr
3
56% Jan
54% Dec
31
51% Jan
19
39% Oct
30
37
Jan
19
17
149
3
18
61
93
6
Dec
2
45% Dec
8
19
July 17
27% Dec
23
Oct
29
46% Jan
Feb
3
94
Jan
7
50% Mar 13
36% Feb
9
42 % Apr
3
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
23% Jan
23
26% Feb
4
s
12
65% Mar 20
Transportation
a
23% Jan
2
7
9
31
74% Jan
9% Mar 19
237% Jan
21
Mar
4
Mar 11
&
Fsnnsalt
19
99
Jan
6
94% Jan
7
101% Apr 25
19% Dec 29
43
Feb
102
Feb
18
97% Jan
28
20
15% Apr
43% Dec 29
10
Jan
5
55% Mar 20
41% Dec
5
36% Feb
13
44% Mar 18
9
97% Feb
18
99% Feb
8
17% Mar
40'/a Dec
30
Jan
14
14% Jan
3
62
4
9
17
10
Jan
5
Apr
3
25
7
70% Mar
37% Jan
2
50% Dec 31
49
Jan
2
20% Sep
96% Oct
11
55% Apr
22% Jan
1
26
16
5
21% Mar 31
98
Feb 19
101
Jan
2
83
Jan
28
87
Jan
5
99
95% Feb
10
Jan
2
101% Jan
9
104% Jan
26
64% Jan
6
131 % Mar 20
Jan
7
31% Mar 11
Jan
5
71% Mar 13
Feb
16
65% Mar 10
Jan
5
84
Mar
Mar 23
12% Jan
26% Dec
1
57% Jan
71% Nov 24
43
Jan
62
31
59
74% Jan
89
Mar 18
80
86
Mar 12
79
21
67
4
Jan
8
82
47% Jan
liy8Jan
2
52% Mar 23
28
15% Mar 12
Jan
5
97
Mar 24
i
8*»
15
..
8
97
24
96
Apr 14
74% Dec 23
79 u,
«
41'A Mar 31
41% Apr
3
30
Jan
2
93
20% Jan
100% Jun 20
8
34% Mar 30
90
24% Nov 20
Nov
17
87
Jan
19
2
22% Oct
13
21% Jan
5
82% Jan
6
93% Jun 25
90% Feb
18
84% Jan
7
99% July 29
17 % Aug
8
93
14% May 13
Mar 30
7
14
16% Jan
100
6
Nov
100
123
iv^ar
Apr
3
24% Mar 12
94
Mar 18
Feb
99% Apr
2
15% Jan
16% Feb
17
128
Nov
10
135
Jun
4
133
Jan
137
Mar
4
128
Apr
17
140
Jan
22
134
Jan
145
Mar
4
15% Jan
28% Oct
2
67% Feb
25
6
Jun
2
52
Jan
2
68% Jun
2
17% July
7
113% Aug 27
39% Jan 10
69
Jan
10
16% Jan
7 Vb Jan
4
10% Mar 11
21% Mar 30
2874 Jan
26
71% Jan
82% Jan
29
73
Oct
23
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
8
86
Feb
9
20% Apr
2
23% Jan
9
2
132
Mar 16
123% Jan
2
77% Dec
18
66% Apr
1
7474 Jan
2
113% Dec
16
104% Apr
1
114'AJan
22
39% Nov
14
38'A Feb
24
30'/a Jan
22
34% Mar 31
32% Nov
14
27% Jan
12
109% Nov
20
96% Jan
28
13174 Mar 10
27% Oct
2
38% Dec
91% Mar 19
24% Sep 29
125
July 11
19% Jan 31
2
30% Mar 25
Jan
74 '
24% Dec 30
21% Mar 20
43% Jan
24% Jan
13
Aug 11
7% Feb
12
14% Jan
81
15
2
24
Jan
7
26'A Feb
2
Dec
12
88
Jan
14
9574 Apr
29% Feb
2
61%
6674
1,200
9,600
52
52%
52
5274
52%
53'A
8,800
*37
1
Ii
No par
4074
25%
24%
62%
64'A
61%
No par
2s
*22%
1
1
40
10
50%
52%
60%
63
X41'/a
24
common
•1 conv preference com
preferred
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
Pblla As Reading Corp
9
7
35% Dec
29
32% Jan
2
60
Nov
19
58
25
45
Dec
31
40% Feb
Jan
.
86% Jan
7
8
Mar
35% Apr
64 74 Feb
24
2
13
3
47 '4 Mar 31
78
78
58
57%
58
102
101%
102
231
23
Oct
28
July 28
For
52
Nov
19
49% Jan
146% Apr 23
28 % July 24
131 % Jan
footnotes
see
page
24
24.
Feb
5
2
25
54% Jan
140
Mar
27% Jan
16
5
26
450
97
97'A
97'A
97 »A
97'A
97'A
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1574
1574
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16%
73,000
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51%
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52
50%
17 %
51
57%.
59
58
70
42
600
70
6,900
;;
30
30%
30%
31
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42%
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41%
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98%
98%
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114
114%
114%
116%
111%
114%
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113'A
100
100
100
100
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100
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100
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1,000
60
3,300
9,400
5%
114
8,700
99%
63%
62%
63
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53%
54
54%
54%
54%
55%
54%
55
54%
.
55%
No par
100
100
3
100
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soy
100%
22%
100
87
97%
22
21%
100 %
87
97%
29%
70
71
61%
86%
99
No par
No par
1
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98%
103%
103%
103%
170
97
108%
96%
27%
101%
29%
53,400
28%
27%
98%
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115
29%
98
29%
98
30
29%
:
280
:
160
51,100
71%
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71
71
71
71
61%
62%
61
62
60%
61
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61%
12,000
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83%
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84
82
82
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80
*78
82
81 %
2071.
2074
126%
6774
0674
105'A
104'A
3474
35
3,800
16
27%.
127
600
15%
78
79
7,100
100
*140
-
79
81%
21
126%
67
104%
3474
9%
22
78
♦81%
20 %
•125
67%
105
3474
297a
29'A
29%
2974
2974
11674
2974
117
23
99
*13o%
142
<
14%
40
35,400
3,400
83
*95
15%
51%
92%
116%
22%
84
41%
33%
32%
117
♦82
140
82%
04
*92
*70
♦96%
82%
41%
—1
1207a
118%
12074
118%
9%
2274
78
29%
81%
9%
23
*30
5,400
35,400
9%
9,800
23%
13.800
*76'A
77'A
40
8274
8274
21
20%
8274
2074
3,500
128
69%
10574
34%
2974
120
up
24%
2474
2474
24%
24
24%
24%
2474
100
,
260
104
148
1
100%
86%
110%
140%
75
2.60
500
22%
99%
86
84
140%
100
*22%
103%
87
62 %
10
preferred
22%
100%
97
86
*83
100
1.25
100
♦99%
86%
*"07%
41%
1
*99
6,400
104
109
28%
100 %
150
12,900
111%
*103
115
99
100%
86%
97
104
110%»
21%
100%
85%
103
1
9374
9474
94%
9474
94%
94'A
9474
9574
29'A
85%
29%
8574
*125
6774
106
34%
2974
116%
2^%
128
200
30
6834
3,800
106%
750
35
3,800
30
119%
5,500
16,200
2474
3,500
K)—
*95
9574
360
29%
2974
85%
8574
6,200
8,700
2874
29
29%
29'A
8674
86'A
86%
8574
86
10
Pabllc Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
•1.40 dlv preference com—No par
53%
52%
53
52'A
10,200
4274
43%
427a
43
42%
4274
42%
4274
4274
43
32%
32%
3174
3274
31%
31%
3174
3174
32
32%
22,100
4,700
100
91'A
91%
*89
100
100
91%
91%
92
91
91
100
10574
105%
10534
No par
4G'A
4674
4574
10
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.05%
mbllc Serv Co of Indiana
52%
91
53
53
91%
*90
91%
92
*90
9174
91
92
105%
105 34
91
105 34
4574
46
76
46
76
52%
♦90
9174
*91
53%
91%
*90
91%
130
9174
*90
92%
160
92%
10574
106
4574
46
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.80%
preferred
100
4.32%
4.16%
25
91
106
4574
92
106
46%
75'A
75%
75%
75 %
76
*76
77
2374
*22'A
2374
*22%
2374
*22%
23%
*22%
2274
*21
22%
*21
22'/,
*21
22
*21
21%
116%
116
116%
115%
116
116
115
510
330
10,100
22 74
*21%
115%
76
5174
*2274
J%%
100
11574
420
13 '/a
1374
1274
13
1274
1274
1274
13'/a
13
1374
15,500
preferred
No par
Paget Sound Power & Light Co_10
84
84
84'/a
84%
84%
84'A
85
85
84%
84'A
3474
35%
35 Vb
357a
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 %>
35%
7,100
Pullman
No par
62%
63 %
62'A
62%
62
62
62'A
6274
6274
64
5,900
1
46%
4674
46'A
47%
46%
47%
4674
47
4674
47'%
100
Pttbllcker Industries Inc
5
com
•4.75
Pure
Inc
Oil
(The)
116
.
Quaker
6%
90
32,500
\
Q
I
11
3,100
97
/
37% Feb
200
'
96%
62%
preferred
(H
58 34
102
1574
-
30%
Corp
Inc
57%
101'A
7,600
1,100
,
29%
24% Jan
84
80'A
*78
2,800
86%
80% Mar 13
30
82%
29
70% Nov 26
Dec
82
9
21
5
81
57%
sink fund preference
Potomac Electric Power Co
48% Feb
16
81
*69%
6%%
106
Jan
101%
49,400
8%
22
110
30%
Poor a. Co
Jan
15
102
8074
874
2174
106'A
69%
__
45% Jan
117% Feb
58
8%
22
108
21%
58%
Polaroid Corp
102
8
*78
58
81
8'A
106
57%
Plough Inc__
Plymouth 011 Co
31
12% Jan
5774
1
convertible
23
22
113% Van
16%;
54
"
80'A
80'A
101
96%
-
82
*78
J
16
22%
10574
30 %
Plttston Co (The) common
Dec
11
96%
2274
104%
69%
Pittsburgh Stsel Co common
i% preferred class A
•%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh ds West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young <Ss Ash pfd
107 % Apr
18
82
83
8'A
22%
1057a
104%
30%
Wayne At Chic Ry eom.100
4.30?*
31
*82
8 '/a
874
*22
70%
guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw As Bolt
4.18%
23% Jun
8'A
22
106
500
63%
4.08%
113% Dec
8%
8%
22
104%
59
7%
Mar 20
9
9,500
58%
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Jan
13
1,100
38
29%
No par
convertible
92
22'A Mar
52
37%
62%
14.80 preferred (conv)
93
23% Jan
52
37%
*69%
"ftney-Bowes Inc
2
Pitts Coke As Chem Co common—10
Jan
76% Mar 13
5274
3774
64%
issued
Aircraft
84% Jan
Feb
52
38
30
—
preferred
88
21% Feb
52'A
3774
63%
series preferred
18
21
23'A
70%
Phillips Petroleum
8
Pbllllps-Van Heusen Corp com
1
8%
preferred
—100
Plllsbury Co common
—25
Feb
71% Jan
23'/a
59%
100
Apr
10
23
29%
—.5
93
9
41,600
23
70%
preferred series A
98
Mar 17
700
14'A
23
2%
65
preferred
95
16
274
14
59%.
Philip Morris Inc common
5
6
6074
274
64%
91% Mar 20
5
3
60
14%
274
25
6
33% Mar
61
14
,
52
*51%
100
100
1
Corp common
Co
2574
59
23,100
36,700
1,700
3,700
42 '/a
25'A
.12.50
4.40%
•3.50
41'A
24%
100
3.80%
Pitts Ft
41%
2474
37%
101%
Pbelps-Dodge Corp.
16
48 %
52'A
5%
Piper
13,800
93%
47%
37%
*2274
18%.
•4
*92'A
48'A
52'A
5%
When
93%
48'A
25
63
*92'A
41%
18%
29
Feb
51
2474
6
29
43% Jan
50
93%
38'A
101%
Pa bile Service Co of Colorado
29
5174
52'A
No par
4374 Mar 19
26% Jan
5074
37%
58 y«
58% Jan
85
6,900
174,200
52%
79'A
2
2
8
5%'
32 y8'
22%
57%
47% Feb
67% Jan
5'/a
31%
22%
79%
29% Jan
84
Jan
15% Dec
5'A
3174
41'A
19
3.90%
110
5%
25
5%
Co
200
2,320
141
3074
41%
18%
4%
*139'A
5'A
48
Corp of America
1
Brewing Co
8
Pfizer (Chas) Ac Co Inc common—1
4% 2nd preferred (conv).
-100
3%%
140 »A
38
165*4
*92'A
-
42%
Pbllco
165'A
30'A
5'/a
100%
Pblla Electric
*37
23
1
38% Jan
2
*139
38
165%
22
30
47'A
42%
2
18
15
162'A
*20
'
14
Oct
50
4174
30% May
5% Jan
3074
25
39
105
5'A
29%
40%
50% Dec 31
12
5'/a
30%
No par
7
18
5%
30
48%
9
Sep
139'A
5174
93%
2
20% Nov
139'A
47'A
26% Jan
Apr
140%
49%
29% Jan
46
161'A
*92'A
42% Jan
2
37%
159%
49 7it
Procter Ar. Gamble
12
<37%
159%
93 %
89% Mar 23
Jan
38
159
5074
9
17
Sep
5%
*37
*140
43%
22
37
58
*92 %
73% Feb
100
a
1
27% Jan
Oct
*19
53%
28% Dec-31
Oct
22
22
52'A
78% Nov 20
86
*20
*20
5,300
6,600
1,200
12%
53%
10
82
13
12
53%
31
83% Nov
1274
12
6074
55
NOV
23
13
1174
66
22% Jan
Jan
22'A
13
*98%
Porter
90
22'A
13
42%
27
13
59% Jan
52% Feb 26
22'/a
13
100%
118'% Feb
Jan
64% Nov 20
2
22
1274
42%
9
97% Feb
7
Jan
11%
21%
1274
61
Pfelffer
22
20
6534
Petroleum
Jan
14
11'A
217a
11%
21
12%
*93%
22
Jan
88% Nov 25.
11'/a
217A
100
24
1,000
3,800
33'/a
94
11%
No par
6% Feb
107
6074
preferred
19% Jan
33%
*93'A
11%
33 %o
Co common
4%%
2
92
06
Pet Milk
94
65 y4
Eastern Ry Co
12
37
7
105%
33%
*93'A
95
6574
Pepsi-Cola Co
3
105%
33%
33%
——
60%
Peoples Gas Light <k Coke
Peoria &
95% May
42% Jan
105%
106
12%
6
59% Mar 11
12% Sep
6,500
22
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
71% Mar 20
49% Dec
3,900
86%
6474
10
31
2
69
8574
*60 '
100
9
95
29
67'A
*21
4.40% aeries preferred
2
7% Jan
67
8674
60'/a
Pennsylvania RR
Feb
49% Jan
27
36% Feb 27
*15%
66%
85 %
16
6574
100^
26% Jan
2
Jan
com
18
8
51% Dec
69% Sep 23
19% Jan
75
Light
preferred
4%%
Dec
32% Mar 11
Dec
16
66%
86'
22
Chemicals
Power As
15%
16,000
60'/a
No par
104% Jun
5
32%
65
•1.60 convertible preferred
Penney (J C) Co
94% Sep 18
92% Sep 30
May 5
May 13
106
6,400
69
31%
21
3.80
Psnn
72
'
*15%
68'A
-
60 %
Ford
58% Mar
102
106
106
85 %
274
82% Mar 23
107
x66%
86
14'A
5
0
66%
84%
274
20
24
66
86%
13%
90
Nov
*15%
67%
84%
2%
117
Sep
27% Jan
16
66%
1334
2
92
31%
*274
5
100
68'A
31%
13%
21
Jun
6774
31%
274
28
24
69
30%
137 a
Jan
107% May
93% Feb
*15%
68%
2%
Jan
7
16
660
70
31
30%
13 %
08% Jan
Aug 27
*15%
x69
8
21% Jan
81
31%
2,000
65 3
Psnn-Dlxle Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
Dec
72
1
53% Mar 25
111
71
30%
Psabody Coal Co common—
8% conv prior preferred
39% Mar 12
100% Jun
62,700
'
—
Fatlno Mines & Enterprises
55% Feb
13
51,900
19
—
16
62
49% Jan
47%
18%
1,000
%
'
—
30
8
Apr
46'A
18%
18%
3 % Jan
22% Jan
16
5
467a
18'A
45%
—
15% aan
10
18% Dec
46%
18%
45%
18%
.
23
14
2
46%
18%
26
31
Jan
45%
19 %
115
2% Jan
Oct
3
46
rill
12% Feb
11
34% Feb
May
29%
64%
2.80
47% Jan
102
90
29'A
60%
Parker Rust Proof Co
57% Dec
2
18
*89%
29%
33'A
preferred
2
Jan
*17%
90%
29'A
100
92
13
27
17%
*89%
29%
161
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
7
17%
90%
29%
140'A
Jan
28% Jan
17%
*89%
29%
159
41% Jan
11% Feb 28
*17%
90%
29%
139
30
65
17%
*89%
*93'A
Corp
Psnna Glass Sand Corp
49
17%
90%
*37
20
Dec
17%
94%
Inc-Zs
10
29%
29%
—100
Dec
85
17%
*8!)
No par
common
100
39 % Nov
Dec
6,900
no par
Psnlck
113
19,000
32 %
10
46
3% NOV 21
49
4274
32
13%
25
5
Farmelee
42%
32'/a
33%
2
33
4274
32
25
15
4%
42%
32
45 %
1
^$tidg corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6% preferred
28
42%
31%
33%
6% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Mills
Jan
*92%
42%
31%
*93%
common
Mar 19
59% Jan
93 'A
4271,
31'A
*105%
Panhandle East Pipe LineCommon
49% Mar 31
93%
42%
93%
3
8
94'A
42%
32%
U)6
33'%
32 % Apr
62% Dec
94'A
32%
33%
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement As Aggregates
60
42%
93%
Pacific
Pacific Coast Co
4,300
63
96'A
*93
—15
2
Apr
47% Nov
49% May 15
*92%
61'A
No par
22% Jan
98
2
94
*93
—100
common
12
2
2
170
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Fan Amer World Airways Inc
2
7
preferred
Paper Co
preferred
29
3
3% Jan
(6
6% Jan
Jan
13% Jan
4%
Oxford
7
30% Jan
82% Jan
98
Overland Corp (The)
~ j
Owens Corning Flberglas Corp—Ii
Owens-IlllnoJs Glass Co com
6.25
4% Jan
23% Nov
3
*9674
6.25
7
3
10
98
—30c
9
12% Jan
30% Jan
97
_i
9
5% Nov
23% Jan
97%
98
100
Jan
27
Jun
*96%
Corp
Jan
Feb
25
38
Chemical
168
4
6
MatUleson
144
Apr 21
19% Jan
160
97
*97
jnp
7.5o
3
143
57
85
—20
„
2
Dec
30
15% Nov
93%
*83%
Gas
Jan
150
Sep
6
*92%
83'A
ioo
134% Feb
2
130
2
62%
93
83%
,
4%
preferred
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural
7
2
21
9
26
10
20% Feb
7% Jan
5
20
40% Jan
2% Jan
Mar
Jan
64
Dec
13
56% Feb
64% Nov
15% Jan
4
18
2
Jan
99% Feb
Oct
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
2
90
5
27
97% Jan
Jan
37
20
74% Mar
6
47% Jan
117% Jan
15% Jan
91% Feb
21% Dec
2
May 22
63
93
83%
no par
Okla Gas & Elec Co common——_5
Outboard Marine Corp
5
14
2
9% Jan
2
99% July 29
1
7% Jan
10
5
,
38% Aug
96% May
93% Oct 31
25% Jan
2
62
92%
*82%
Ohio Oil Co
Olln
7
Jan
62'A
92%
83%
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
Mar 20
13
59
61
94%
83%
ioo
19 % Mar 20
40% Jan
12
July 15
37% Feb 24
60%
*92%
83%
:
49% Mar 11
118
20% Jan
v
27
Jan
2
3
18
27% Jan
May 27
7% Jan
Jan
100
62%
94%
83%
—
preferred..
39% Jan
3
18
60%
94%
ioo
27
Feb
.u
.100
94% Feb
31% Apr
66
Ohio Edison Co common
93
43% Aug 11
29% Dec 31
3
17% Jan
27
60% Jan
10
92% May 16
103
78% Sep
Outa
Co
(The) common
preferred
Quaker 8tate Oil Refining Corp
•
100
10
50%
138'A
24%
24%
49%
*136%
50
*136%
24%
£0
138%
24%
-
49%
50
136% 136%
24% 24%
49% 50
*136% 138%
24%
24%
49%
50 3 4
*136%
138%
24%
24%
3.500
30
1,400
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
22
.
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
.
(1590)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
■ange for Previous
Pear 1958
Lowest
Highest
Invest
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Shares
Apr.3
Apr. 2
Apr. 1
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
1
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Par
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
R
9
71% Jan
2
74% Mar
31
60% Oct 21
23% Dec 17
69
Dec 17
23 % Jan
9
29% Mar 24
8
14% Jan 13
45% Apr
56% Jan
6
64% Mar
19% Feb
9
25% Apr
28
56% Jan
16
20
22% Feb
5
25% Jan
19July 14
31% July 25
253/4 Jun 10
$3.50
5
4%
26
34% Jan 24
34
Jan
29
30
Jan
2
33% Jan 14
19% Jan
2
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
59% Dec
Jan
5
9
29
53%
54%
34%
72%
72%
72%
72 %
72%
72%
72%
1,000
28%
27%
4.300
27%
27%
—No par
62 %
62%
23 %
23%
noncum
When Issued—•—
& Co—
2
7
Jan
13
16 % Dec
31
Jan
9
31
64
11
Oct
15
lo% Jan
18
42% Jan
52
May 20
24
16% Jan
18
22
Apr
19% Feb
60% Mar
55
22% Mar
2
29 % Jun
2
Jan
7
9% Dec
11
9% Jan
2
14% Nov
77% Dec
19
8% Jan
13% Jan
6
14% Feb
5
19
66% Mar 31
75% Jan
5
39% Dec
29
38% Jan
54% Dec
5
8
22% May 12
87% Apr
25% Jan
2
30
46% Jan
33% Dec ! 9
10
8% Jan
30% Jan
31
32% Jan
10
78 % Dec
41% Jan
6
47% Dec
03% Jan
Mar
127
3
20% Dec 22
3
Oct 14
18
2% Jan
2% Mar 23
1% Jan
2
Feb
28
109% Dec
1
19% Jan
2
38*% Nov
13
92% Apr
22% Jan
2
44 % Dec
16
Jan
2
5% Oct
111
2
13
50
35% Feb
16
45
39% Jan
Jan
28
312
Apr
2
90
Jail
6
96
25% Oct
2
40% Nov
8
Jan
11% Dec
14
18
18
18
50%
50%
50%
51
52
3,300
50
50 %>
17%
17%
17%
17%
*57%-
58%
*57%
58%
66%
45
44%
»
54%
,55%
55
•57%
36%
37%
36 7 a v 37%
80%'
82%
82%
85'%
47%
122%
123
123
105%
106
106
54
54%'
36
37%
20 %
Oil
Corp
J—.No par
93%
10
5
34
43
5%
34
43
5%
com—1
28
Mar 31
Feb
6
Rockwell-Standard Corp
3
Rohm &
convertible
5%%
4%
30
—5
100
1
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
12
.Cable
20
1938 Mar 31
Corp
Royal
Royal
Corp
(The)
26
24% Jan
2
2
47% Mar 11
Ruberoid
1
30
10% Jan
2
14% Mar 25
Ruppert
.
Petroleum Co
Dutch
50% Jan
18% Mar 31
38% Jan
47%
13%
22%
18%
42%
18%
1
1
20 G
1
D; Corp
Crown Cola Co--;
Royal McBee
Co
(Jacob)
44%
12%
5
59
24,300
38
38%
28,200
85 %
841
85%
31,600
47%
47%
48
2,100
126%
126%
127
3,200
107%
106%
107%
107%
107'%
20%
20%
2%
2%
93%
337;«
92%
33 %
42%
41%
*91
48
47%
3.700
41%
2,000
5%
5,300
'
5
43%
44
45
45
45
44
44%
44 %
44%
1.800
27%
27%
27%
27%
9,800
33%
10,200
*43%
8
i
91
93
22%
22%
22%,
'
13 /'■
,
:y.
13,600
3,000
-
13%
12%
ii%
12%
22%
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22%
22 %
22%
19
13,700
127b
22%
14
22%
1,360
559%
550
22%
<
100
92
*91
23
6.200
550
515,
93
33%
33 %
32%
33
545
22%
%
13%
22%
■
94%
34%
40%
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23%
'
93 %
33 %
40
42%
27%
•'
540
93
23
4.100
94
5%
43 7
32%
32%
536
27.300
33%
39
45
27%
28
•
300 i
2%
2%
41 %
43%
43%
2%
5%
«
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47
27%
;
40 7
21 %
15.600
41 %
5%
5%
19%.
21%
20%
92%
41%
8,000
84
*83
83
*33%
33%
39%
,
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2%
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93
*
,
83
%
84
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2%
437a
23%
48%
14%
22%
19%
43%
19%
1,300
3,900
;
19%
19
19%
19
19
18%
43 '/a
42%
43%
43%
44
44%
44 %
77,000
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
31.300
18%
44
44
44%
44%
44 %
43%
44 %
2,900
44%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12Va
2,100
19
42 5
45
,
58 %
38 %
107%
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<
587b
37%
107%
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r
57%
84%
:
125
532 't
23
5
1
.
Corp
(Geo
Roper
091
12.40C
20%
33
,
529
27,300
44%
83%
531
32%
20
Haas Co common
68%
44 %
47%
40%
43%
27%
43%
27%
68%
45
124%
•5%
47
*43
68%
44%
47%
42
42%
41*%
67%
44%
33%
,
1,600
68
20%
-
.94
Corp
Mines
■
28,900
14% *14%
2%
21
2%
2%
V
,v*
14 %
83 %
82 34
6,800
10
14
123'It
47%
23
300
14%
123
47%
%
9%
22
10%
9%
9%
9%
23
22%.
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22 V
22%
23
93/,
*83%;
-
>
'*
47%
47
1
5s
V.
81%
80%
Paper
8
20
53% Nov 20
7
177ii
50%
67%
Ronson
13
Apr
30% Jan
17%
177a
400
17%
49%
44%
34
Jan
*17%
1,500
10%
17%
66%,
Rome
87% Jan
10'/a
10%
*10%
*10
50%
44
559% Apr
2
16% Jan
41% Mar 19
io.%*
10'%
9%
14%
14% Mar 25
24
3,900
10%
.i
45%
26
16% Nov
6.700
34%
68%
49% Mar 13
3
68
33%
%
7
13 % Jan
67%
34
66%
2
12% Jan
15%^""***Ki'5 %
67%
34
..
*14%
2
Jan
15%
67%
34%
14
12
2
% Nov 20
15%
68
34
14%
119% Jan
20 Vs Dec
12
15%
67%;
ft*
*14%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
700
17,300
15%
34%.
34%
9%
Roan Antelope Copper
200
5,800
24 V
15%
67%
34%
5,900
v-
68%
15%
16%
69%
9%
*30% Jan
110% Jan
32% Dec
22%
23%
23;
9%
18
30
17
2
23 %
9%
24% Mar
17% Apr
7% Apr
23%
17%
10
;
23
58%
21% Feb
25% Dec
23
*57%
Mar 16
92
*31%
*17%
8
22% Dec 30
,
preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
—10
27% Mar 30
, 29% Jan
2
481% Jan 29
91
Mar 23
1
18
31 %
18
Rltter Company
10
Dec
31%
58%
45% Mar 12
30% Oct
31%
*57%
Rlegel
19
505
*31%
*17%
Richfield
41% Dec 31
2
32 >4
31%
:
31
% 22%
3
27
44% Apr
35%
23%
5% Mar 17
23
23
35 %
*35
17%
Manufacturing Co
Rhode,sian Selection Trust
31% Jan
34% Dec
66%
22%
35%
22%
58%
5
26
Jan
65%
23
63%
22%
500
17V
Mfg Co common
Rheem
35% Dec 30
2
22% Jan
28
July 18
2
28% Jan
16
Jan
63%
22%
62%
23%
5
38% Mar
32% Mar 24
39
Apr
2
2
4% Jan
69,500
47,300
17%
5
24% Mar
87% May 22
2
25%
65%
*57%
84% Mar 26
9
24%
36
a
.
3
Apr
109% Mar
2
6
Jan 27
10% Jan
22% Jan
2
6
90% Jan
78% Jan
4
5
86% Apr
48
Jail
81% Jan
55
3
Apr
39% Mar
31
90% Dec
10
59
9
45 % Mar 12
116
2
47% Mar 16
5
28
7
24%
*35
23%
10%
v
65% Feb
12
10% Apr
22
23%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—10
Preferred 3.60% series
100
7
16% Jan
24%
Conv preferred 3%% series-—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$i convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass
—5
Revlon Inc
1
Rexall Drug Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd
100
Reliance
5
28% Jan
Jan
60% Jun
23%
64%
15%
5
Reliance Elec & Eng Co—
3
24
24%
62
*61 %
35%
33%
10
10
62
22%
•
.
Reliable Stores Corp
2
Mar
31 V
,
$1.25 div prior preference
16
12% Feb
Jan
7
8% NOV
50% Oct 27
3% Jan
27%
62
22 %
*
671
—-
27%
63
62
35%
31
50c
1
Chemicals
Reichhold
27%
62%
*35%
65%
22%
35%
23
27%
62%
*
23%
64
No par
27%
27%
*62
22%
5
50
50
50
preferred
2nd preferred
1st
noncum
Rels (Robt)
12% May
1
Reeves Bros Inc
36% Mar 25
32% Mar 24
54 3 «
72 %
Reed Roller Bit Co
72% Mar 25
12
14% Oct 27
Inc
4%
24% Apr
3
16% Mar 30
54% Feb
8
25% Aug
31% Jun 10
53%
72%
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
5
30% Dec
56%
72%
Raybestos-Manhattan
4
3
70% Mar 3
25
Jan 21
37% Jan
1st
Ranco
59,800
56*%
55%
54%
55%
America com—No par
preferred
No par
5
Radio Corp ol
60% Mar 17
24 % Dec
10
21% Feb
43% Feb
75% May 12
2
69 Va Sep 30
16% Apr
31
48% Dec
30 lA Jan
r
«
' '
^
'
»
12%
12%
12%
13%
%
■
»
:
s
'
24% Jan
10
41% Dec 22
84% Dec
9
95% Jun 10
84% Jan
42% Jan
37% Mar 31
1
9
15
Mar 24
90
.
4.30%
Jan
24
22% Jan
2
35% NOV
Jan
2
31% Dec
1
1
No par '
preferred
Bt Joseph Lead Co
8t Joseph Light & Power
10% Jan
2
21% Oct
30
21
Jan
28
23% Feb
4
Bt L San
7
73
Oct 29
72
Jan
5
78% Feb
13
2
46% Dec
42% Jan
14
48 % Jan
28
161
24
53
Apr
26% Jan
233% Nov 19
10
2
Jan
21
94
28
July 10
10% Apr 17
18% Feb 12
11
Dec
31
16
35 '
Jan
Electric Co
49% Jan
27
15% Jan
2
3
2
Savage Arms Corp
Jan
2
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common
64% Apr
Sangamo
52% Feb
9
10
Feb
9
15% Mar
2
8
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
72% Jan
11
86
July 10
99% Jan 24
3
2
19
May
5
28% Oct
71
Nov
12
85% Apr
21% Apr
17% Jan
7
77 ^
2
87% Mar
5
Jan 20
81
Jan
9
Feb
94
Jan
6
20
$4
30% Mar 18
7
Jan
15
78
Mar 17
35% Feb
9
39
Mar 20
73
1
29% Apr
3
Seaboard
3
13% Jan
2
17% Apr
3
4
39% Mar 11
Finance
Seagrave
Dec
11
8% Jan
2
16
Sep
48% Dec
23
37%
38;.
38
37%
21%
21%
21
21%
21'%
22%
75%
75%
75 %
75%
75%
Id
45%
46%
r
28%
27%
27 Tit
43%
14%
38%
60%
42
43
43%
*.97
98
46 %
28%
45 %
46
28
28
47
48»4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,200
37%
38%
37%
3971,
38%
40 %
40,300
59%
62%
62 7.i
64 3,a
60
59%
36,700
59%
59%
41%
41%
41%
,42
42
42'%
42 %
800
41 %
13
12%
13'%
13
13%
13%
14 Vn
25,300
12*%,
79%
80%
80%
81
78%
*78%
80
78%'
*78
*92
28%
*75
79%
79%
93%
28%
78
37%
37
37%
37%
38%
387r.
15,200
37%
26%
36 %
38
36%
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
28
28%
29%
10.900
26
15%
16
16%
17%
17%
177 a
15%
43%
16
43%
2,100
33.200
1
Co
5
13%
14%
43 %
Corp
5
:
78%
79%
79%
;
*78
79%
*78%
80
78%
*92%
94
*93
94
*92%
77%
26%
28%
27%
*75
16%
43%
•
42%
42
%
43
42%
42'%
42%
42
%
42%
22 %
22%
17
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
22%
23%
22%
22 7
b
22%
22%
22 %
22%
23% Feb
Servel
1
13%
13%
91
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
Dec
29
82
89
12
2
$4.50 preferred
3
90
Apr
1
$5.25 preferred
2
18% Jan
8
109% Jan
Feb
12
85% Oct
17% Feb
24
46% Jan 26
Shamrook Oil & Gas
1
7
49
37%
No par
15%
85
15%
85%
19%
79
7
23% Oct ,14
20% Sep 30
Feb
Jan
26
9
88
Jan
7.50
Shell Oil Co
Mar 11
22
17
Shell Transp & Tr—
18% Mar
17% Jan
Jan
2
21 % Not
14
Jun
25
32% Dec
4
Apr
17
40
33% Jan
2
NOV
18
2
23
26
20% Apr.
Jan
5
20
26% Jan
17
New
Sheller
3
6
Sheraton
45% Mar 25
38
Mar 11
Siegler
Corp of
46% Mar 11
'
Signode^ Steel Strapping Co
2
51% Jan
'
Simmons
68
2
70% Oct
10
Jan
7
84
".Mar 13
16% Sep
5
20% Dec
1
18'/a Jan,
6
27
Mar 11
Pattern
66% Dec
24
61% Jan
12
Feb
25
72% Sep
30
62% Feb
27
70% Mar 12
Skelly
Oil
25% Apr
7
46% Dec
ID
44% Jan
22
56% Mar
3
Smith
(A
15% Jan
2
23% Oct
14
17% Mar 11
22% Jan
5
Smith-Corona
46% Mar
3
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
22% Feb
58% Jan
10
110% Dec
15
98
44% Jan
13
52% Apr
21% Dec
25
44% Mar 19
15'% Apr
6% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
3
18
19% Mar
10% July 8
34% Dec 30
52
May
36% Sep 26
25% Jan
7
34% Dec
32% Jan
13
36
49% Jan
2
48% Dec
16
8
9
7% Jan 28
33% Feb
7
52% Feb
51 % Feb
24
32% Jan
35% Mar
37% Dec
29
34
Feb
24
28% Jan
2
35
31
34% Jan
5
2
34% Jan
44% Dec
9
40% Mar 25
Amer Gold
5%
3
63% Mar 25
2
Aircraft
South
South
8%
•
Co
Puerto
40%
40%
40%
41
40%
40%
37 %
38
37%
37%
37%
38%
33%
39%
15
15%
15
15'%
15'%
15%
15 ', 8
15%
4,200
85%
86
85'%
85%
34%
85%
84 %
84%
10,000
20*
40,100
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20,300
20
20%
19%
19%
197;,
18%
9,400
xl8%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1C Vs
43%
51.100
42
42%,
41%
41%
41%
45
Gas
Rico
California
45%
*45
48%
48%
49
76
26
77%
75%
75 %
26%
25%
25%
.
69
69%
49%
49%
51%
2,900
17%
17%
18 %
11.200
18
18
24%
25
24%
24%
5,600
25 %
17%
25
124%
124%
125
45%'
45
com—5
1
25'
Edison
25
27%
27
7%
7%
7%
35'/4
25%
35%
52
%
,
49%
49'%
49%
49%
2,200
27%
27 %
27 %
27'
27%
2,200
33%
33%
33%
*33 %
63%
62%'
62%
62%
62%
4
63%
x62%
36%
37%
36%
*36%
36%
37
36%
36 3
36%
36%
36%
41%
42
42
41%
41%
41
66 %
66%
66%
67'%
17,200
19,600
65%
657'8
54 %
547a
54%
19,100
55 %
55%
54%
46% Jan
22
Southern
70
Natural Gas
7.50
Co
40%
407 a
40 3
a
Southern
Pacific Co
No par
65%
66 3 4
65 %
65%
Southern
56%
55
55 %
5%
Railway common—_No par
preferred
20
55%
19
19
19'/a
19'a
19 %
78
Feb
75
13
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
70%
*68%
19% Apr
2
Nov
26
12% Jan
2
17% Apr
85% Jan
17
9% Jan
2
92
3 "
6 Ve Jan
27
56% Jan
8
Apr 22
86% Feb
20
18% Nov 20
25% Dec
95
2
May
27% Oct
15
7
30
17% Jan
2
45
Jan
Mar 12
22% Jan
9 % Mar
12
5
69% Mar 11
89
Apr
2
21% Feb
21% Mar 16
24% Jan
2
92
97% Feb
Apr
22% Jan
13
40% Mar 31
62%J,an
3
79% Sep 24
77% Jan
83% Mar 16
20% Jun
2
31'a Dec
28% Jan
33% Mar 20
footnotes
see
page
29
24.
31,700
36 7
36%
36 %
36%
36 %
36%
36%
36%
36%
5
15
13
10,400
Co (The)
19
7% Dec
62%
Indiana Oas & Elec-No par
Jan
67% Oct
62
Southern
19% Jan
22% Oct 30
500
34
*33 %
34
Southern
60% Jan
8
a
20
2
3
*52
37% Mar 16
37% Jan
8
Jan
200
49%
13
2% Jan
5,900
7,400
51%
53'4
18% Jan
49% Apr 22
7%
35%
27%
63% Jan
2
7%
*51
49%
53% Feb
40% Jan
4,700
45,600
"14,000
49%
31
40% Dec 31
4
27%
53
29
68% Mar 13
23 3
27%
July 15
'
46%
52
Dec
20
%
34%
7%
19
13
23 %
35%
56
10
45
23%
7 T«
65% Dec
Nov
125
45%
23%
33 3
34
«
126%
45'a
4,500
48%
48%
*33%
23%
127%
123%
45%
23%
127
•
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35%
7%
35
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48
63 3
23%
23%
.
53
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.
.
45
7%
900
69%
18 %
35 Va
22,700
48
25%
24
5,800
67%
69
24%
34%
2o%
67%
47%
18
23% *
25%
67%
69
25%
7%
1
26
66 %
18%
'/e
75
25%
47%
18
46
5,000
78%
69
25 %
126
50 3 s
78
'
66
48
451/4
50
77 %
48%
69
48 3
125'-*
600
50%
46
69%
65%
69%
48%
4
46 3 4
66%
66 '4
63%
2
Jan
25%
*45
66%
10
70
*75
65'4
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—^—5
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45
48-%
26
1
Co
45%
48 %1
48%
76
5
33V3c
;
,
42%
45%
%
45
48%
•40%
40%
44 %
Jan
32
7,300
18%
16% Jan
2
4,400
19 "4
•—l—15
& Platinum
preferred
Southern
41 %
19%
5
-
preferred
Jersey
41
19%
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
2
33% Mar 25
58% Jan
Inc
Kline & French Labs
South
25
30
Marchant
Solar
2
15
Jan
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Mar 30
8% Jan
Jan
33
Dec
24
26% Mar 13
17
Smith
3,900
19%
5
25
10
Co
O)
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Mar 20
52% Jan 26
37
24% Jan 13
Jan
25% Mar 31
130
2
49
30
.
600
15%
19%
1
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
2
44% Jan
9
31
May 29
61% Dec
Jan
67% Apr
89%
15
.
18%
No par
No par
Co_
Simmonds Saw & Steel-
Simplicity
89
14%
1<
Corp
14
50% Jan
89%
14%
1
50e
America
Jan
21
89%
15'%
•
ordinary
Corp
45% Jan
50% Nov 20
15%
90
14%
1
York shares
Mfg
91
15%
38%
16% Mar
Sharon Steel Corp—.
Shattuck (Frank G)
No par
5
2.50
Shahmoon Industries Inc
1,730
__
90
15%
41 %
15%
40%
13% Jan
1
90
3,200
53,200
13
12%
,
—
36% Jan
1
17
13'% May 20
91
No par
No par
-
40% Mar 31
46% Dec
39% Nov 17
13
Dec
Jan
Apr
14% Apr
11
10
Inc common
13,200
42%
42%
6
42%
80
*75
80
■
42%
'
41%
•
*75
80
*75
78
20
16,500
27%
267«
27'%
27
28
7,900
94 %
*93
•94
17% Jan
16% Nov 24
8,700
14%
%
43
15 % Mar 20
17,700
38
14
36%
42%
9% Jan 20
10
"
98
3
24
36,500
*97
& Co-
Oct
1,700
48%
46%
28
43%
13,400
77%
28%
28
V.- 400
'
98
*97
..
22 34
a
.47%
47'%
46%
•
Sears Roebuck
25% Apr
8% Jan
For
46%
98 ;
22:
77.
26
26% Feb 25
87
37%
45% Jan
4
12
*37
5
16 % Aug
30
37%
7,900
29%
39% Jan
110
8% Jan
48
29
*36%
*97
■
29%
22
Dec
11
67% Jan
13% Jan
22
28%
290
260
29 %
19% Dec 22
10% May
4% Mar
*12%
29%
28
•
-
260
*240
*
42
40
Jan
10
28 %
260
*240
260
46%
97
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
45% Mar 18
*245
87%
*87
*240
20
Co common
preferred
Mfg
22
25
87%
No par
No par
No par
25
.
100
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Jan
10
38
87
42
12%
preferred
preferred
3.65%
37%
87%
1
convertible
Bcovlll
23% Jan
10
39% Sep 30
Jan
'
91
8%
37 7«.
76
43%
14%
28
59%
1
30
Schick Inc
3
42% Jan 28
«
86 3 4
27%
100
10
10
5
1.40
Diego Gas & Electric Co
San
'
*75,
37 3
88
46
97
'
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
,
39% Feb
74% Nov
55% Feb 12
58
Mar 13
29% Mar 23
109
Paper Co common
2
12
25
Bt Regis
17
16% Nov 21
24
Fran Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%
Dec
46
17
Oct
16
61% Dec
20
Oct
97
45
Feb
75
Apr
3
12% Mar
8% Apr
92
38
36% Mar 31
48% Oct 24
32% Jan 13
34
Jan
29
25% Mar
36% Dec
25
34
2
30 % Jan
Nov
97
20
1
Apr
26% Oct
Jan
20% Jan
90
28
17
conv
38
20,300
38%
38
37%
87:
37%
38%
88
89
"245
260
28%
29%
36 %
36%
21 %
21%
1.66%
100
100
10
No par
Bafeway Stores common
4% preferred
(Del)
non-cum
Southwestern
100
Spalding ( A G) & Bros Inc
1
41
42%
40%
1
Public Service Co
Sparton Corp
20
20 %
20%
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common——6
4.20% preferred
100
8pencer Kellogg & Sons—
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
Bpiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
*68%
25
2
No par
5
8'/a
65%
*87%
65 3-t
19%
23%
92%
39%
40%
82%
83
31
31%
"
22 3
66 %
20 3 4
20
207/a
23
92%
20%
89
*88
89
41
8 %
8
8%
65 %
70%
4
*92
23%
93%
41
*19
19
19'/a
*68 %
*68 %
70%
40%
407 a
40%
41
41%
20
19%
19%
19%
20
7%
67
7%
8
8'/a
7%
67%
66%'
67%
89
89
20%
20%
20%
20%
22%
23%
23
23'b
93%
92
92
40%
397a
401
*92
40'%
*82%
83%
*82%
30%
31%
30 %
84
30%
*82%
30%
70%
.
800
2,300
.
421/4
5,400
20
1,400
8%
11,900
3,800
66%
66%
*89'a
89
*88
a
19
18%
70%
*68%
397 a
39%
19'/«
4
90 "2
20 %
20%
4,400
23'a
23'%
84,400
*92%»
93
40
40 "4
83
02%
83
30%
30
30%
e
40
29,700
410
9,600
1'
Volume
Number 5835
189
X
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1591)
new york stock exchange stock record
Range lor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
40% Jan
74
6
Jan
Jan
19
85% May 2
17% Nov 28
2
3
Lowest
69 % Dec
2
Aug 29
3
43% Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
3% Nov
19
61% Nov 21
25
7
78% Jan
5
82
14% Jan
2
21% Feb 27
3% Jan
2
52
Feb
3% Jan
26
35 % Feb
18
50
3
46% Feb
21
60% Nov 12
50% Feb
59% Dec 31
57 3
62% Jan
42% Feb
24
86% Sep
17
4
Mar 10
94% May 26
87% Jan
20
10% Jan
2
29% Dec
30
27% Jan
7
Jan
2
89
29
84
8
Sep
3
11% Nov
10
36
23
Dec
33% Dec 31
.14
Apr
18
65% Jan
Jan
14% Nov 20 " -"13% Jan
29% Jan
5
14
54
11
Dec
of
of
New
Standard
of
Ohio
Apr
Mar
22
20% Jan
6
27'% Mar 13
20
Jan
26% Dec 18
2
2% Jan
14
157/8 Jan
2
9
Apr
2
5
18% Feb
5
8
65
2
Sunbeam
6
Sundstraw!
16
87
Nov
24
69
Jan
2
28% Dec
15
26
Mar
25% Apr 23
23
Feb
2
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
Jan
72
38
7
Feb
25
31% Mar
19
9% Jan 24
3
2
7% Jan
30
Dec
1865
3
19% Jan
29% Jan
Dec
97
13
6% Jan
1360
24
Aug 11
Jan
88
15% Mar 20
34% Mar
94% Jan
7% Jan
1725
Jan
Broadcasting
Chemical
Sun
$4.50 series
A
27
Jan
4%*
preferred
38%
2
20
Jan
24
5
Mar 13
Jan
Jan
15
5%%
2nd
106% Feb
9
20
Sunshine
8
8% Mar 20
2165
7
Jan
23
pl'd
Talcott
9% Jan
2
20% Dec
19
15% Feb
9
19% Jan
2
Temco
35% Jan
2
58% Nov 21
2
71% Apr
38% Jan
3
Tennessee
Paper
Aircraft
Texas
39% Jan 23
Texas
Pacific
Texas
15% Jan
Texas
&
Utilities
2
Pacifib
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
63%
63%
65
63%
64%
4,600
1
32%
33
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
2,600
1
12%
12%
12
"'"12%
54%
55%
53
53%
53
53%
5
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
14%
14%
14
14%
13 %
14
X3%
1
A
of
25
Inc
$1.25
27% Mar
5
6
36% Mar
4
Thatcher
1507% Mar
3
Thiokol
1
24 % Apr
2
2
Thompson
15
56% Feb
10
May 20
84% Jan
7
88
21
2
27% Mar 12
13
Apr
2
41% Feb
81% Oct
25
73
Dec
8
90
2
29
29% Dec
89
Jan
23%
'55_^._30
*
23%
29
Mar
17
17%
17
11%
17%
12%
17%'
12
'
12 %
8
8
1310
1840
1808
1,100
12%
116,900
53%
54%
53%
54%
34
-
23%
30%
105
8
25
23%
36%
*104
_10c
.__
23%
35%
101%
2,900
34
34%
35%
3,900
4,000
13%
13%
14
*92%
95
-
12%
4,600
'
*23%
'36%
36%.
*104
8%
1800
105
8
8
:1820
44%
27%
*27%
38%
37%
1
12%
13
J 2%
12%
12%
9
32%
32%
32%
107/8
11%
11
32%
11%
32%
1
10%
1
16%
10%
16%
16%
15%
70
70%
71%
70
36%
36%
75%
76%
27%
27 Tii.
23%
24%
85-%
43%
95 " 1
23%
1—r
4,000
56,06a
23%
400
36%
36%
36%
1,200
105%
105%
105%
23%
8
1800
16%
43
%
36%
105
7%
1808
*2
36%
*104%
37%
8
1825
8
1815
,
(mo
6,600
690
1843
43
42%
42 %
42%
427/8
28%
27
27%
26
26
25
26
38
37%
38%
38%
39
38%
12%
12 Til
12%
39%
13%
32%
32%
32%
11%
4,500
10%
32%
U %
31%
11
15%
16
16%
16%
15,300
70%
69%
70%
70%
71%
36%
36%
36
36%
35%
36%
76
\77%
76%
77%
76%
77%
5,700
24,900
47,300
42
Tii
'
5
36%
70%
36%
73%
,78%
33%
28
23%
24%
1
35%
t
28%
_No par
.
80%
30
30%
12%
2,800
POO
13,900
12,800
Oil—
&
15%
15%
*122%
123%
Ry
1
(J
27%
27%
28%
20,200
23%
23%
23%
24
87%
86%
90%
91
937/8
34,200
38,100
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
31%
9,600
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
%
16%
7,800
.
122%
122%
122
122%
122 %
380
70
68%
69%
68%
69 %
68%
69
68%
23%
...
50c
nreferred
Glass
27V4
24'
34%
'
69
100
Co
Co
Mfg
Chemical
27%
23%
..
Trust—
common
conv
5,o jq
16
15%
10
27
%
11
30%
84%
30%
23%
227/8
23%
22%
23
22%
23%
23%
26%
69%
23%
61,600
1
Textron
19
Dec
Coal
Texas
% Jan
38% Nov 21
102
17
Sub share ctfs cx-distribution
32 V8 Jan
16
17%
*
Mar 30
23
Dec
25
Dec
1,400
62%
Producing Co
124% Mar 18
16
24
2
Feb
89
24
—
Pacific Land
22
23%
18%
Gulf Sulphur
Instruments Inc
Texas
3
5
24%
—25
25Tb Mar 16
247/a Mar
24%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
93% Apr
70
24%
62%
Co
5
24%
2.50
14
9
24%
27%
Gulf
8
24
18%
Corp
27
Feb
24%
43%
Texas
63% Feb
3,600
24%
47%
5
Texas
19% Jan
47
Corp-.
61 % Jan
112
6,100
46%
j
2
8
16.000
29%
«...
21% Jan
11
49%
28%
47
(The).1.4.16%
22
16
48%
29%
12.50
Jan
Dec
491%
29
47
61%
(James)
86
17% Dec
48 %
29%
46%
"
Ino
Aug
8
24% Nov 10
67
49%
28%
47
common
33% Jan
21% Dec
48%
28%
47
Symington Wayne Corp__
2
7
49%
28%
25
2
2
48%
47%
18%
Co
Jan
28
49%
29%
46%
i
26% Jan
97/« Apr
48%
28%
Corp
America
25
6% Jan
16%
1,200
6*%
TelAutograph Corp
44 % Jan
250
2,100
r£%
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
13% Mar 16
2
16%
17
Sunshine
33% Mar 23
16% Jan
16%
62
series
3
,
9,500
71
121%
5
Inc.
6
14% Mar 10
16%
22%
300
42,600
rnmmrm -,.1
series
Biscuits
Feb
28
71
121
28%
Feb
Nov
22%
'
28%
9
133
16% :
•
121
28%
29
2
71
120%
28%
5
98% Jan
22%
71
'
28%
17
27
16%
16%
22%
70%
120%
28%
9% Nov
29% Feb
22%
70%
28%
36% Dec
39% Aug 22
16%
21%
119%
28%
2
25
16%
1
71%
120
28%
8
247/s Dec
16%
71%
119%
28%
3% Jan
1
21%
71
Sunray-Mid-Conl. Oil Co common__l
18% Jan
Dec
22%
120
63%..
14% Mar
15
5,900
62%
2
12
7,300
16
62%
11% Jan
87
32
15%
62%
2
3
32
16
*92%
Sweets Co of
Swift A Co
Apr
33%
15%
63
Sutherland
34% Feb
74% Feb' 26
32%
16%
95
24
9
33%
15%
62%
23
16
33
16%
21%
"92%
27
Dec
400
34
16
63
Feb
37
94
95
40% Feb
36% Dec
*92
62%
29% Jan
89
90%
*92%
46
13
90
63
5
24
93
95
2
22% Jan
93
62%
3
55% Feb
31%
96
*94
*92%
Jan
25% Mar 18
91
29%
No par
Apr
10
91
30%
*91
No par
38% Jan
Jan
63%
91
29%
62 %
92
5
.
35
52
63%
31%
33%
$6
"
63%
91
30%
62%
31%
15
preferred
25
9
71
63
92
31%
*50
32%
21%
32,100
45,600
152,800
5,000
52%
63%
61%
92
120
1
Sun Oil Co
38% Aug 27
13% Aug 19
42% Sep
5
29% Dec 30
*90
5
Co
Corp
94
18
62%
Tool
Mach
65%
2
61%
Corp
29
6
CO '/a Mar 19
50%
51%
1
Studebaker-Packard
2
Jan
79
55
49%
150
1
26
2
54%
Webster
38% Mar
11% Jan
53
Apr
20% Jan
59
Camp Inc
prior preference
66% Jan
13
12% Aug 14
1
Stokely-Van
15% Jan
10% Feb
26% Jan
800
5
25
20
Oct
3%
51%
Inc
Mar 31
5
3%
50%
10
(J P) & Co Inc..
Warner Corp
Stix Baer & I^Isi' Co—
&a
3%
55%
No par
Stevens
5%
3%
51%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Stone
3%
49%
1
L S_
33% Mar 25
24% Jan
16
Apr
3%
54%
Stauffer Chemical Co^
Storer
66% Dec 31
28% Dec 29
2
39'/a Feb
12
15% Jan
17% J an
55% Jan
53,700
51%
16%
2
18%
49
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Sterling Drug
17%
55%
34%
Feb 26
MfiT" €
18
51%
16
49% Mar 19
17%
48%
34%
31
17%
*3%
18
55
20
17% Mar 20
80
51%
Standard
Starrett Co (The)
80
48%
preferred
Mar 19
80
55%
convertible
72
80
*80
47
$1.20
128% Mar 19
80%
16%
80 %
51
*94%
3
63%
55
31%
16
62%
52
1
7,500
64%
55%
47%
100
the Week
Shares
Apr. 3
62%
51
20
18
18% Jan
'80
Friday1
Thursday
Apr. 2
64%
64%
47
10
preferred series A
Packaging
65%
7
Corp com
preferred
8
7
16% Oct
18% Nov 28
60% Nov 12
54%
64%
SALE
Apr. 1
25
convertible
Feb
54
Oil
California
$1.60
6
3
3%
3%%
42% Jan
2
31/2
Standard
26% Feb
2
3%
3
27% Oct 22
10% Jan
10c
3
45% Nov 12
15% Jan
37% Jan
17%
.
2
2
8
13%
common
23
2
Dec
17%
Jersey
17 % Jan
15% Jan
80
of Indiana
17% Feb
/
80
1
Co__
Oil
26
2
Feb" 9
43
Electric
Oil
29
Jan
Gas
66
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 31
65 %
Coil Products Co Inc
Standard
Standard Oil
373s Mar
14
15
Standard
&
Tuesday
Mar. 30
6.25
preferred
Standard
35 % Mar
28
99
Jan
No par
No par
com
Standard
91
12
6
26
$3.50
Inc
23
104
6
12% Jan
18
74% May 19
I02% Dec 22
23
10% Jan
31% Jan
Jun
18% Nov
1
2
uy2. Jan
57
FeTT -7. ^
59
Jan
24
Standard Brands
64'/a Jan
18
Nov
3
Pat
50 Vh Mar 13
59% Jan 26
9
47% Feb
Vi Feb
Monday
EXCHANGE
61% Jan
69'A Mar
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Co.—.
26%
..No par
5
32 5 i,
127%
Co
R>_
"25%
—15
27
26
26
32%
33%
132
25 Tii
25%
32%
125
122
lap
32%
128
116%
122
25%
26%
327/8
33
123
120
25%
25%
24 %
24%
24%
60%
60%,.
59%
26%
33 %
32%
123
127%
25
*23%
27
33i/a
130
7,300
5,300
3,200
33,700
500
24%
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
20
Jan
Jan
2
16% Jan
2
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
46 % Nov 14
1
26% Dec
12'% Jan
7
16% Dec
15
15
65% Dec
2
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
32 % Nov
5
27 % Feb
9
37
Feb
3
29
7
21% Nov
31
42
Jan
17
Mar
22
Mar 31
45 % Jan
2
68% Jan
Jan
24
Jan
16
Mar 11
52
Common
5
23
4"U
$1.20
59%
60%
88
86%
86%
23%
23%'/
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
_25
22%
32%
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
BearingNo par
Realty ,& Construction
1
49%
21%
50%
48%
48%
21%
17
49
21%
21%
17
22
16%
49%
22%
48%
22
16%
16%
17
common—
preferred
Timken
24% Mar 20
17
Jan
70
Jan
32
Jan
15
Transamerica
35% Feb
24
Transue
60
Jan
Jan
15
Toledo
26
Trane
——
Roller
Tishman
19% Mar 11
22
Edison
Co
(The)
Co
(Th6)
2
10% Jan
2
17% Oct
30
16% Jan
8
20% Mar 18
Trans
2
40% Nov
11
38 % Feb
!>
42% Mar
5
Tri-Continenfal Corn
1
58
54
2
56% Jan
14
2
25% Nov
17
25% Jan
30
Feb
11
16% Jan
Jan
Airlines
World
64
Inc
18%
40%
55%
23%
57%
49%
21
Jan
12
Feb
17
53
Oct
13
52
Jan
14
23% Feb
20
36% Dec
16
34% Jan
7
54 % Mar
3
Jan
3
55% Dec
1
54% Jan
9
75% Mar
3
21% Jan
2
42 % Nov
21
37% Feb
9
41 % Apr
2
20tli
10% Jan
a
15% Jun
16
11% Mar 23
13% Mar
5
32% Jan
6
39% Dec
23
*55
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% cony prior preferred
50
43
45
5
36% Jan
5
59
48
Mar 13
3% Jan
2
15% Oct
28
13% Jan
7
17% Feb
17
13% Jan
13
26% Oct
22
21
9
25% Apr
1
9% Jun
19
12% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
Mar
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Preferred
Tung-Sol
5%
series
Century
TXL
Oil
50
1
II-
*68
28
11%
*44%
_
,
38%
12
40%
54%
23
57%
48%
69
"67
69
39%
11%
46
37%
11%
*44%
.
60
*86%
64%
.
19%
40%
62%
*5,600
120
88
64%
33%
23%
22%
49%
21%
16%
\
23%
22%
49%
,
49%
28%
33%
40%
12
46
19%*
38%
11%
21%
3,900
17
4,700
64
1,800
33,900
400
64
28%
28%
*32%
19%
40%
19%
40%
55%
23%
*56
28%
33%
18,500
3,700
6,500
*68
69
69
70
24,600
18,500
1,200
3,800
100
8,400
200
40%
.11%
*44%
41%
40%
4l%
58,500
l£%
H%
11%
1,900
19 ,
40%
55%
23
57%
48
54%
23
57%
48%
<
55%
23%
57%
48%
48%
20%
40%
55%
23%
58
50%
,
16%
16%
16%
40
16%
44%
16%
16Ya
16%
12,700
23
23%
24%
25%
24%
25
24%
25
79,700
13%
28
13%
27%
13%
28
27
13%
12%
12%
12
5,000
9,800
7,000
15,900
12,300
12,800
46
1
16%
23%
23%
1
13%
27%
5
12%
6%
*44
16%
17
1
_
(The)-IIIII
28%
33%
59%
87
63%
28%
*32%
18%
40
54%
23
*57
48
*67
70
No par
Co
Corp
48%
I
common..
of 1957
Film__
Fox
Coach
Twin
Co
series
nfd
conv
1
50
(conv)
A
Electric
63%
28%
33%
47%
40%
55%
63%
*32%
18%
39%
54%
23
*55
63%
19%
1
5
I
21
16%
16%
>:28
27%
33
50
common.
*86%
66
27%
32
No par
$2.70-preferred!——•
+
36%
2
Corp
52% Oct
7
5
& Williams Steel
27% Jan
Apr
61
-f86%
Oil
15% Jan
2
60
5
100
__10
preferred
Tidewater
•
44%
50
V
•
■
12% Feb
23% Dec
4
■10% Jan
2
14% Mar 25
11
-
20% Jan
2
30% Mar 13
11% Dec 29
9% Jan 20
14
<
lldyllte
(The;.
Corp
(Jnderwood
Corp
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Mar 16
Union
2
3
Union
Bag-Camp
Union
Carbide
Corp
Union
Electric
Co
30% Mar 25
-44
Nov
20
83% Apr
27% Jan
17
126% Dec
31
2
32% Dec
31
32 % Jan
2
35% Mar 16
Sep 15
103% Jun
23
94
Jan
5
98% Mar
4
Prclerred
29
75
Mar
6
75
Mar
6
Preferred $3.70 series
92
81% F<
5
b
70% Sep
84
Apr
41
Jan
28
120% Feb
9
,
4
8l
Mar 24
72'% Jan
80% Nov
10
94
83% Jan
5
13
Apr
54% Jun
25
40% Jan
24
44% Feb
18
24% Jan
2
36% Dec
16
34
8
Apr
26% Jan
20
Mar 31
51
133
87
G
58',h Feb
26
66
108
4
United
United
Aug
123
Feb
18
136
98
Jan
19
109% Mar 26
24% Feb
9
32% Mar 26
27% Nov 26
37
19
Jan
10
45
Jan
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
27
2
36
32% Sep
79% Oct
May 21
6% Jan
7
16
30% Jan
3
22
95
Mar 24
26% Jan
13
35
Feb
69
21
81
Mar 12
Jan
Dec
29
18
8% Jan
2
34% Nov 21
2
Apr
Mar 24
8% Nov
29% Jan
48
8
22% Jan
15
28% Feb
95
46 V* Mar 10
*21%
36%
12
51% Apr
3
9% Mar 30
California
Air
25
preferred
non-cum
Mar 26
Aug
27% Dec
Oct
4%
38% Mar 13
15% Jan "2
91
34,.1
21%
Drill
30% Jan
143
,a
21%
Car
Twist
69% Aug
2
34
22
Tank
Union
52% Jan
31
34%
Union
25% Feb
33% Nov
Jan
6%
34%
9% Feb 26
37% Jan
6
2
26
Jan
86%
49%
35
No par
series
Pacific RR Co common-
8% Jan
91
*85%
46%
34%
No par
Preferred
Union
33 % Feb
111
82
74
19
6
10
10
No par
Co
Lines
32
35%
0
CO—
4%
4%
(ser of 1956)
United
Artists
pfd—100
conv
Corp
Biscuit
1
America
of
$4.50 preferred
United Board
United
&
Carbon
No par
No par
Carton
33
10
Corp
Co
26% Jan
21% Jan
65% Jan
153
Sep
For
4
1
1
35
Jan
6
20
9
58
Jan
21
84% Feb
14
102
17
95% Jan
8
113% Mar 18
23
171 % May 23
159% Feb
4
165
footnotes
see
Dec
page
Mar 30
34Tii
34%
34%
35
17,100
78
79
79
79%
*78%
79
79%
79%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
51
51%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9y8
9%
9%
2,100
2,000
11,100
34
34%
34
42'/a
19,400
56%
561/2
18%
17%
18
5,500
14%
157/8
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
6,300
19 /2
20
19%
20
Shoe
Feb
33%
33%
79%
41%
Park
46
4,400
97
56%
United
30% Apr
*95
97
1,900
24,200
18
United
6
*95
97
*95
31%
28%
56%
United
11
28'/a
40%
Mar 30
37% Oct
28%
18'/a
2% Mar 10
57% Dec
28%
56%
51% Mar 18
2
28%
41%
7
2
28%
18 %
2
16
105
31%
40%
2
Jan
136
105
31%
56%
16% Jan
82
135
104
30%
18%
1% Jan
45% Jan
2
134
104
31%
55%
21
Jan
134
104
30%
41%
2% Oct 21
90
Dec
134
104
17%
18% Nov
78
'125
800
28,000
1,000
55%
Corp
Merch & Mfrs Inc
2
65%
41
2
4
64
55%
16
50% Mar
64%
41%
17% Feb
'34% Mar
63%
41%
55%
18%
13% Feb
5
63%
No par
Co
2
6
63
10
Improvement Co—13%
United Greenfield Corp
10
Corp..
13% Mar 12
33% Jan
20,700
1,700
10,800
19,700
16% Jan
,38 % Feb
36%
42 V*
12
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
36%
21%
31
33% Apr 29
35%
13,400
41%
41%
16% Dec
32% Oct 29
15,500
35%
21%
373^
20%
United Electric Coal Cos
17% Dec
20
34%
21%
36%
Gas
22
34
22%
41%
Gas
47% De?
35^s
34%
21%
20%.
United
2
9
34
22
36%
United
3
8%
8%
34%
35%
62% 63,4
*130
134
103
104,a
31
31 B
28,4
28 ?«
*95
97
8%
8%
8%
34%
41%
22
2
28,700
34,300
20%
56% Mar 10
"an
35%
*36%
42% Jan
Jan
48%
34%
86%
41%
9
Ill
48%
35
20%
13
13
20
48%
34
20%
37% Feb
-
86%
47%
34%
41%
48% Jan
10% Jari
86%
48%
34 %
*36%
Fruit
32
*86
86%
47%
36%
21%
United
31
"86
270
76%
41%
Engineering <fc Foundry
9
Dec
82
75%
21
United
45% Mar
50
*75
75%
180
96
82
*75
41%
22% Mar 20
2
2
96
*75
75
41%
37% Mar 16
2
2
96
82
74
86%
48%
34,4
48'%
34
96
*75
21%
12
Jan
40% Jan
11% May 16
5% Jan
2
34%
21%
(Del)
16% Oct
34% Jan
130%
34%
5
1
Corp
2
27% Jan
50%
130%
Li
5
United
2
16
51
12%
50%
131%
34%
9%
36%
tTnited-Carr Fastener (Del)
11% Jan
13
34%
13%
277/B
11%
78%
50
9%
36%
No par
34% Jan
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
50%
130
13
27%
-
82
75
*75
74
*86
36%
63%
64%
*130
135
104
104%
30%
31%
28%
28%
*05
37
10
Inc
Aircraft Corp common
5
(ser of 1955) conv pfd—100
United
96%
97%
Oil
18
96
50%
*74
74
Union
31
34%
50
*66%
6
9% Dec
130%
34 %
34%
3
38% Feb
129%
48%
50
129% 120%
34%
34%
96%
96%
49%
130%
34%
Preferred $3.50 series—
$4
12%
No par
No par
$4.50 series
of
13%
27%
11%
48%
129%
No par-
:
common
Mar
24% Feb
2
25
13%
27
12%
10
Corp
Paper
50% Mar
37% Dec
Jan
Mar
77% Feb
18% May
21% Jan
21
Apr
13 %
27%
%
13%
Industrial
United
6
2
1
preferred.
4% 7,
preferred
Foreign Securities
Freight Co
:
U S Gypsum Co common
U S
&
US
25
77,
piefprred
100
-1
Nopai
4
109
9%
36%
36%
41%
18%
;
'
37
y2
20
800
35.000
»,
.
•
I'/a
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
197/a
1%
19%
1%
City Mines Co (The)—!
Mach common
25
US Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
51
1%
1%
49%
33%
44%
50%
X47%
48%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47 y4
48%
33%
x33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
*33'/a
33%
600
44
44%
43
%
44 %
44%
44%
45
45%
11,800
83
83%
*83
84%
82%
83
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31Tfe
6,100
51
48%
49%
48%
49%
50
49%
50%
4,500
108
105%
108%
104%
106
104
107
165
165
165
163
163
*161
164
83
30%
50%
105%
164
45
83
19%
<
20
V
84%
19%
,
*83
31'/a
49%
104%
108
6,900
8,300
60
18,000
-
24.
J
*161
164
,
60
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1592)
.
.
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Highest
Lowest
26
10% Jan
7
12
6
30% Jan
97b Jun 17
8'A Jan
Jan
8% Jan
Jan
47% Feb
23% Jan
32 % Nov
39
9% Jan 23
11% Oct 29
Jan
25
2
2
16% Sep
41% Sep
67b Jan
8% Dec 30
34
41% Feb
12% Jan 29
36% Mar
D S
5%
2
4
2
34% Jan 23
tl S Lines
10
Jan
26
29
Jan
21
26
Jan
7
Jan
2
95
18
88
Jan
22
5
43% Nov 21
41% Jan
2
57
15
80% Mar 14
108
Dec
1
76
9
80
Jan
4%%
73
Sep
82
Jan
3
31% Apr
7
14
140
Apr
48% Nov 18
Jan 22
36% Nov 11
41% Oct 14
154
21% Jan
2
25% Jan
2
46% Jan
3
51% Jan
13
143% Oct
3
19% Jan
2
12
32% Jun 16
Sep 25
38% May 16
35
53% July 29
97% Dec 30
158% Jun
Jan
100% Jan
G
45% Feb
10
Jan
5
33% Jan
19
146
33% Mar 31
50% Mar
6
88% Mar 31
148
24
Jan
Mar
35% Jan
2
Dec~24
2
15%
68% Jan
8
8
90% Dec
5% Jan
2
Jan
5% July
13
7% Oct 24
99% Jan
153
Jan
28
2
15% Mar 1C
Mar 5
2
10% Feb 25
17% Jan
6
21
8% Jan
2
Nov
13
10% Nov
6
22
6
6
Nov
76% Mar 30
Feb
14
37% Mar 30
41% Feb
Dec 10
46% Mar 23
57% Jan
16.
12
152% Feb 24
1
25% Apr
Nov~28
27% Jan 28
29% Feb
96
Nov 26
75
40
Feb
9
37
Dec~24
35
Jan
9
22% Apr
Feb
156
Jan
8%
9
Jan
Jan
4%%
26
12% Apr
2
277b Jan
2
40Tb Oct
14
35% Jan
57b Jan
2
9% Jan
137b Jan
2
11% Aug 27
24% Aug 27
22% Jan
28% Apr
32
10
31% Jan
Tobacco
26%
26%."
92%
91%
91%
91%
5274
91%
9174
92
Oil
51%
51%
81%
52%
*79
81%
Products
127%
126
*124%
126
*9%
41%
54%
153%
*41
3.90C
300
97b
27
10,600
450'
5474
527a
53%
81 %
*7971'
81 %
__
"20
127
*123
129
16,500
5374
15374
54%
21,800
154
1,43U
."500
42
41
41
33%
34
33%
54
1.
88%
51
61%
52
51 %
51%
1,500
89%
89%
92
917a
92%
63,400
150%
150%
1507V
3,500
8,700
42
*41%
41%
34%
34%
35%
51
51
150%
; f;
33%
i/3
*92
53%
153
51
88%
34 %
51%
90%
150
53%
152%
*41%
33%
41%
33%
51
89%
149%
55%
153%
26%
153%
£3%
54%
897«
151
24%
24%
36%
36%
*36%
4344
44%
41%
43%
41%
16
16%
16%
16 %
16
150%
150
16
24%
150
4.10C
25%
*36%
2474
25%
24%
25
87
36
36%
36%
36%
250
43%
24%
37
43
437-a
43%
•1474
5,900
1574
16
15%
157a
1,900
53,600
10%
11%
10%
11%
107 a
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
95%
98%
92
95
92
92
92%
93%
93 7 b
93%
*9%
10
10
10%
10
10'
10%
1074
*19
9%
21
,
*19
97 a
10
10
*76
35%
38
46
47
*46%
154
154
1
—
—
28%
1
100
*76
*19%
10
9%
*76
77
410
10
7,000
100
77
36%
36%
37%
377a
3874
13,600
46%
46%
46%
46 %
4674
4874
1,300
*151
155
155
155
155
90
155
22%
29 %
23%
22%
24%
2474
25%
29'%
29%
29%
29%
29%
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297'a
76
*75
76
75%
900
•
7574
75
75%
114,700
160
1
42%
76
42%
42
41%
42
41%
42%
42%
43
12.80
35%
35%
35
35%
35
3578
35
35%
357
35%
America
1
Industries Inc com_2.50
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36
37%
3674
37%
8,800
11%
11%
11%
117 a
12
12%
12%
127a
12%
12 7b
22,400
24%
24Tb
24%
25%
26
26%
27 %
2374
267»
27%
10.000
-
Co
-
Utah Power & Light
Co
*75
41%
3,400
21
36%
156
156
29
75%
>:
974
77
*76
77
21
*19
10
9%
47
3
20
*19%
20
10%
76%
36%
com
*79%
152%
55%
153
10
76%
37%
Co,
Inc
Co
9%
53%
54
31%
'70
*123
125
54%
152
com.Nopar
preferred
Upjohn
2
2
26%
30e
100
common
preferred
Universal
7
18
84
"2
26%
*121
14
preferred
Universal Pictures
16
48% Jan
36% Feb
42
10
24Tb Jan
27 %
100
Corp
convertible
Universal Leaf
17
Nov
26%
F"
pfd-§
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
3
28Tb
157
187b May 12
57
4 "
Sep
$3.50
4
57
3
Jan
142
United Whelan
77% Jan 14
39% Dec 29
19% May
1
32% Feb 14
27%
50%*
preferred—25.
Clasa B 2nd preferred
24
12% Jan
9%
$6 convertible preferred-»,^o par
United Wallpaper inc common
l
100
8
8% Jan
9%
879
& Pharmaceutical—1
United Stockyards
Corp
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
30
32%
*9 %
21,200
44
*|43
33
327a
9%
11,200
12%
1274
44
327a
33
33%
91
100
Co common
*43
44%
*43
Shares
10%
37
*35%
12%
"
&
noncumulatlve
U S Vitamin
12%
9%
24%
Ref
*3574
127a
107a
107a
37
9%
No par
7%
9
50% Mar 12
85% Jan
33
26%
12%
12%
the Week
Friday
Apr.3
27%
preferred—
U S Tobacco
26% Jan 21
17% Jan
*43
10%
*35%
37
44
44%
33%
Thursday
Apr. 2
10%
10%
10%
Sales for
PRICES
Apr. J
*9%
1
Min com
50
——-50
U S Steel Corp common
16%
1% preferred-—
100
7%
12%
33
5
common
*35%
L
*43
10
__5
10
—1
100
100
Corp.
U S Smelting
5
37% Feb
13
1"
_
1st preferred
non-cum
US Shoe
Mar 11
38% Feb 24
54% Feb
4
10
78
July 21
4% Jan
8%
3
9% Oct 30
17
74% Jan
Jan
43
Apr
6
1
14% Feb 26
7
U S Rubber Co
58% Mar 16
6
41 % Apr
10
27
131% Mar 11
154
common
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
101% Feb
37
12%
50
preferred series A
Co
*35%
1
4%%
3
Mar 11
26% Mar
50
10%
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 31
11%
10%
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 30
common—82%c
Mach
class A preference
Inc common
2
28% Nov 20
Pat
Industries
D S
2
Nov
Hoffman
14% Mar 20
44.
Mar 4
18% Jan
66
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Katvge Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
.
STOCKS
t
Previous
a
22,500
4,200
$fy
217b Jan
Apr
7
4574 Jan
17
23% Jan
~2
9
Dec
14% Sep 29
34% Apr
11% Jan
9% Apr
84
Dec
11
36% Dec
3
28% Feb
97
Jan
125
Apr
Vanadium
Corp of
Van Norman
$2.28
Van Raalte
1
preferred
conv
Co
5
Vertien
3
Vlek Chemical
Inc
5
10
-
5%
9
112
com__100
*115
Mar 10
81% Mar 18
777b Feb
39.
85
May
8
79
13
Jan
2
22
Oct
2
19% Jan
2
75 74 Nov
17
101
Oct
14
82% Jan
2
40Tb Dec
17
35% Feb
103% Jan
29
267« Jan
101
8
113
Aug 29
May 20
18
3%%
107
39% Mar
108
(div
Mar 20
Jan
4
24
907 b July
1
83
Jan
14
85% Dec
17
87
Jan
2
91% Mar 17-
8374 Dec
30
997a Apr
8
95
May 13
85
Feb
6
87% Mar 16
247b Apr
7
427b Nov 20
36% Jan
2
47% Feb 20
11
2
137h Dec
12
16
13% Mar 17
Jan
V
9
Jan
partic
preferred
86% Mar 23
100
100
preferred
$4.12 preferred
6%
9'
100
100
29
16% Jan
2
30
18% Jan
27
Nov
13
87% Jan
2
96% Feb
20
Dec
30
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
0074 May 20
33% Jan
2
727 b Feb 24
73% Jan
15
76% Mar 11
Wabash RR
20
46% Feb
2
6974 Mar 20
Wagner Electric Corp
127u Jan
8
15% Nov 14
14% Jan
2
16Tb Mar
27% Jan
Feb
10
Jan
3
89
84
Jan
13
97
20% Mar
21% Mar
5%
100%
36
35
3574
80
79
%
7974
79 7 2
79 72
28%
23%
2874
28 7
297a
7,500
96
94%
95
97
98
2,600
37%
37%
377V
2
37 %
38%
10674
107
107%
107
85%
*85
86%
*35
867b
*85
90%
SO 7b
*89
90%
*88%
9074
89
*87%
89%
*87%
89%
*87%
8974
107
44%
45 %
44%
45
13%
13%
13%
106%
Oct
2
51
Dec
1
47
25% Jan 15
11% July 17
1174 Aug 29
36
Nov
7
33% Mar 30
4
84
Jan
13
95
8
Apr
16% Feb
5
.
*87%
45
44%
457a
45
45%
23.900
13%
;
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
500
18%
29,500
177i
17%
1874
18
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1974
197a
19%
96
96%
96
96
96
9674
96
96
preferred
100
102%
102%
r_100
15
No par
68
6574
16%
68
10
No jjar
„
%"
Waldorf
17%
1
common.
preferred
18%
17%
102%
17%
17%
102 %
10274
103%
103%
103
103
*67
103%
preferred
Co
(Hiram) G & W
12% Feb
6
137b Jan 28
1674 Feb 20
25
877b Jan
16
94
8
11% Dec
4
974 Jan
12
1174 Mar 20
Co——
Ward Baking Co common
69i
preferred—
Ward Industries Corp
-
167b Jan 30
267b Dec
16
8
367b Mar 12
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
13
2474 Jan,
977b Dec
18
89
Jan
3474 Jan
2
48
31
48
Jan
6
3474 Jan
2
447b Dec 31
4474 Feb
19
25
2
40
36% Feb
9
56
Jan
Jan
Dec
Nov
5
197b Mar
7
267b Nov
5
174 Jan
3
4% Dec
1
23
Jan
1Q
35%, Oct
9
25% Jan
•32
Mar
4474 Jam 15
49% July 28
47%, Jan
65
49
1574 Jan
13
247b Oct
25% Jan
9574 Oct
€
4
13
12
3% Jan 21
5074 Dec 22
Mar
6
2
5
Mar 31
17% Mar 16
997b Jan
53
15
M*ar 13
48% Jan
12
437b Mar 11
31% Feb
24
77b Jan 28
367b Mar
9
497b Mar
2
56 74 Jan
5
Walworth
1
70
-
4.83%
89% Feb
2
4.20%
preferred series B
.83% Dec 17
94
Jun
9
85
Jan
8
89
2
4.10%
preferred series C
31% Feb 28
51
Dec
19
43
Jan
30
977b Feb
12
10% May 13
147b Jan
2
28 74 Dec
947b Nov 12
48 7b Jan
63
Jan
31
26
Jan
7
24'% Dec
17
237b Jan
8
100
13
Feb
10
9874 Mar 11
79% Dec 31
75
86
3
82% Jan
Nov
13
Mar 24
2
35% Apr
3
31% Mar 30
100
Mar 23
8374 Jan 21
88
Mar 11
Coal
Dec
11
33% Apr
837b Jan
167b Feb
21
110.
•
7174 Feb 24
407b Mar 30
917b Jan
2
4% Jan
2
23% Nov
3274 Jun
5
C
13
100
Sep
87b Oct
257b July
•
38
Nov
5
9
1
10
99
Jan
7
Jan
12
23
44
Jan
Jan
Jan
27
487b Nov 20
4274 Jan
157b Jan 30
517b Mar 11
337b Dec
327b Jan
71
85% July 10
207b Dec 30
39% Apr
2
127b July 31
2
.26 74 Jan
874 Nov
1
17
82
Jan
20
88
Mar 31
5
27
Jan
2
9
43% Feb
16
4974 Nov
18
3774 Dec
317b Jan
120 % Dec
22
37
Jan
2
Mar 25
121
Jan
22
135
3
14
Jan
67b Jan
207b Jan
257« Dec
29
257b Jan
2
21 % Jan
3274 Oct
14
3074 Jan
14
20
Mar 18
45% Jan
2
40% Jan 23
129
Mar 25
27% Jan
9
53% Dec
31
537b Jan
2
45% Feb 27
74
Dec
31
707b Jan
8
80 74 Jan
36% Mar 6
5974 Jan 15
8074 Feb 25
2
97
Jun
5
89
Jan
2
787b Jan
2
9474 Feb
90% Nov
13
837b Jan
8
91
4% Jan
2
117b Oct
22
97b Jan
13
33% Nov
367b Jan
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
2
9
17
29Tb Feb
10
3674 Aug 26
119% Oct 13
317b Feb
9
11474 Jan
7
227b Dec 30
20% Jan
28
't
Jan
2
26
127b Feb 25
32Tb Mar
4
34% Mar 18
130% Feb
2
247b Mar 19
30
30
307b
*30
574
5Tb
6
600
1,600
5%
-
5 Tb
12,900
80C
*3374
3474
33*bj
337b
*4874
49
49
497b
49
49
49
50
2,000
1774
1774
17%
17%
17%
2,300
36%
37%
15,900
99
*88
100
-.—100
—100
*88
4674
5
*100
177b
1774
33
1774
17%
*
377b
37
100
1007b
*100
100
100%
100
89%
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89 7b
*88
89 %
♦88
897a
897b
89%
88
88
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89
89
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89
4574
46
45%
600
897b
467b
377b
100
47
1017 b
377 b
47
3774
367b
4674
4774
101
101
367'a
37
101
46 Tb
*99
100
100
101
*100
230
3 00
10
*
-
35
30
4%
2nd
noncum
preferred
*98
RR
$5
4%%
Motor
5%%
Whit®
Prior
$3
Co
Oil
367b
Windsor
75%
77
8674
867 b
87
*8774
*11074
112
<11074
112
112
*11074
77%
3,500
37%
377b
37%
37%
38%
48;80C
357
36%
36%
3774.
30.9GC-
77%
777b
73
37,700
87%.
87 74
8774
7574
3674
367b
367'a
347b
35%
112
100
75%
7774
a
76
112
*11074
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100
112
5374
547b
347b
55%
55
5674
11,300
??7b
977a
977b
977b
9774
9774
9774
93
9774
97%
190
35
357b
357b
357b
35
3514
19,100
20
34
0774
52%
4074
*101%
10%
*27
50
4074
43
467a
4774
3674
*86
3774
*1S'
80
20..
ne\v_
1
100
common
preferred
1
No par
No par
Co
10
Inc
„10c
,
.
874
357b
347<
35 Va
67%
*67%
697b
53
52
417«
407b
10%
287b
1017b
107b
*27
41
*46
1017-8
70
*6774
70%
51%
*51
51%
517 b
51%
1,500
4074
417b
4174
41%
417 a
427b
9,80t
*1017a
101 %
'*101 7b
10
1074
287b
*6774
517 b
41
102
100
70
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52 %
♦277b
102
10%
28 7b
1074
101
10%
107 b
*27
28%
*27
43
140
1G1%
107 b
7,400
28%
i
43
41
4174
4174.
1374
4371
47
4674
47 V8
46
467b
36%
367b
36 "a
377b
38%
88
88
88
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887b
22
*20
22
*19
900
22
367b
89
88
88
*
22
*20
22
*20
8%
87 b,
87b
87 7b
87b
87b
87b
42 74
44
46
47%
2,100
3874
•
39%
16,000
8%
8%
42 ;
43
8%
42.7
500
1,400
:
*
com
preferred
12,300
Service
44
447a
437b
44 %
10
37 74
387a
3774
377b
100
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Public
777b
8674
6,100
78
5474
(The S S)
preferred
Wisconsin
7674
8674
8074
38
757b
75
5
Whin-Dixie Stores Inc.
6%
357 b
787b
100
;_No par
common
Industries
36%
77%'
*85
*
54
preferred
Wilson & Co Inc/coinmon
$4/25
35%
88
55 74
Co„_Z
Wilson-Jones
3774
7b
5474
preferred
convertible
75
*867b
10
common
Sewing Machine
preference L
Wilcox
77
78
*85
73%
80
38
7674
2.50
common
convertible
79
*85
79
79
86
■
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
7874
86
7,600
5
Steel Corp
preferred
Whirlpool Corp
*98
7874
86
36
No par
Telegraph
100
7774
*8474
100
30
16,100
35%
29%
a
60
8,300
100
30
White
28
574
35?b
White Dental Mfg
1027b Mar 11
6
29%
43
Mar 20
40
49
100
537b Mar20
11% Mar 25
247b Jan
36
3
397b
49
9874 Mar 13
3574 Apr
40
33
2
14
2,300
39%
,
487b
92% Jan
28
1,500
46Tb
49
10
30
51%
46%
497b
96
Jan
57-4
12,300
517b
46%
497b
6
Jan
6
957b
517b
46%
*51
337b
Wheeling
44
Apr
5%
40
7,500
49
29
68
94%
95
-
2,600
34 Tb
33 VB
Jan
297b Jan
34%,
34
5,000
>
10
48%
60
21
9%
497b
2
30
16
30
537b Jan
22
68% Jan
30
31
Dec
Jan
3074
547b Dec
497b Oct
Jan
30
7
08
4
307 b
11
31% Dec
Jan
30
Feb
7
4674
40
112
Jan
107b
9474
5174
467b
40
3
Jan? 21
974
94%
94
5174
467b
40%
110% Feb
06
32%
947b
467b
92
•
33
52
*40
7
Nov
46%
94
*51%
40%
Jan
125
29
94%
52
1474'
92
33
32
28,500
14
937b
1074
*40
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common-127b
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
-100
Mar 13
26
30.
94
974
10 Va
157-4
1474
*92%
»14
347b
387b Mar 18
81
8874 Jan
327b
'
-
34%
2
9
33
15
15
147b
93%
30
557b Jun
9
3274
;
297b
177b Jan
28
1074
14.74.
337b
Union
Feb
*93
30
Western
Jan
93%
*93
33%
397b Mar 12
84
15
14
(374
29 7
8
70% Feb
15%
147b
317b
29% Jan
32
15
147 b
317 a
34% Dec
21
147 b
147b
1.200
5,40f
31%
2
31
14%
14%
700
527b
347b
297b
15
927b Apr
147b
a
3174
Pacific
747b Dec
34%
34
1
Western
337b Dec 29
517
34%
Supply Co com
5
4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
Mar 11
8
51%
34%
4974
Air Lines Inc—
80
24
*5174
10%
Auto
2
Aug
517 b
347b
32%
common
Western
6974 Jan
83
517b
34
49%
177b
pfd
Western
717b Nov 20
16
517b
34
32%
preferred
42% Jan ' 2
Jan
517 b
3474
20it
*48%
Co
Power47b%
West Va pulp «fc Paper
4%%
4,800
16%;
5
16
5
5274
*16%
4
867b Jan
Mar 31
16%
50
West
50% Jan
85 7 b
—1
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky
Penn
310
2.50
preferred
West Indies
West Penn Electric Co
101
167 b
4674
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
18
6
16%
1074
1
20
May
1674
5
38 74 Feb
103
1674
*517b
-
217b Jan 21
4
16%
par
Mills
Knitting
Corp
101% Feb
9674 Mar
1674
'
Wayne
2
Apr
64
5
16
Sep 23
627 b
No par
357b Feb
105
6474
9374
^
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical —1
957b Jan
35% Dec 22
2
647b
62 7b
1
Waukesha Motor Co
70
*67
69
65%
527b
100
No
*6?
69
64 %
5
May 20
997b Jun 11
86
*67
66
3374
2.50
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Welbllt
100
74
O
4%%
System
Walker
20
10
447 a
13%
95%
Walgreen
Feb
If)
70
19%
37% Feb
157b Mar 18
SCO
8974
95%
Co
Apr
14;7V Dec 22
8,200
89
16
537b Mar 16
9
37%
10674
100
Materials
convertible
5%%
6%%
190
8674
w
50
9,40C
*115%
34%
85 %
106
14,000
95
38%
38
>
25,000
28%
28%
ICO
96
3,900
97c
*115%
*115%
*79
80
28%
34%
125
preferred——
Vulcan
9
28%
121
35%
34%
35%
10
18% Oct
2
20
74
*79
80
97 a
974
123%
>115%
*115%
34%
34%
9%
112%
9%
113
*115%
34%
10
common
preferred
177b Oct
8% Jan
14 7b Jan
*115
..
38%
38%
105% 107%
i *8574
87%
90%
91
87%
87%
8
com
$4.20
Virginian Ry Co
100
*115
.
36%
28%
100
9 %
112%
—
*79
coin—No par
Virginia Elec
Pwr Co
$5 preferred
$4.04 preferred
5
Dec
82
Chemical
9%
113%
<34%
347 a
34%
9%
113
35
100
preferred
Va-Carolina
31% Mar 19
5
common
34
34
112%
9%
*115
preferred—100
noncuinulative
Victor Chemical Works
40% Mar 18
34%
9%
2.50
Co
Vicks Shrcve & Pacific Ry
,,
34%
tes-Camagney Sugar Co—6%
36%
129
26%
129
26%
26 Va
267b
267b
26 7b
26%
26%
26%
27%
2,500
32%
54%
7474
91%
33
327b
3274
327a
3274
33
33%
33%
337«
3,700
55%
547b
557b
54 74
55
54 7b
347b
54 Tb
55%
13,200
74 V2
747b
75%
75
757b
757b
757b
76
77 3 4
91%
92
92
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Ja?i-July
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1972
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82
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—
204% 204%
94
May-Nov
1973
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—
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May-Nov
1953
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82
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♦82
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(Republic, of)
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95
1924
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April-Ocf
109%
109'A 109%
25
104%
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4
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95%
110
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NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
Bid & Asked
Low
(cont)—
bonds of 1936—
3s conv & fund issue 1953 due
Prussian Conversion 1953 Issue—
4s dollar bonds 1972-
German
Bund*
Friday's
Low
No.
International loan of 1930—
5s dollar bonds 1980——
92%
4
98%
102% 102 Ta
J une-Dec
June-Dec
109%
109% 109%
—
1972—
bonds
dollar
3s
2
102%
95%
95%
104
86
part paid 1904
May-No??
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—Apri 1-Oe £
Conv & funding 4%s 19GG——~—April-Oct
A 7s
Belsingfors (City) external 6'As 19G0
April-Oct
Italian (Republic; cxt s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Public Utility Institute-30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
lAItaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Jamaica (Government of)
5%s s f cxtl loan 1974
Jan-July
_\
Jan-July
6%s due 1905 extended
to 1975
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19611
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40
71%
103%
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27
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73
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29
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to
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ment)
1945 —
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18
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14
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15
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,
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extended
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see
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94
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1976
.
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99
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247
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111
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—
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97
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125
265
83
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162
81
81%
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„
1976—
4S
47
91%
265
of Georgia Ry—
mortgage
69%
36%
93%
June-Dec
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977—i
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965—
3'As
63
91
96
*96
Ry—
debentures
Airlines Inc 4'As conv
(J
5%s
33
79%
June-Dec
Oregon Power 3%s 1974—
May-No?.1
Cailida Southern consol g.(d 5s A P062—April-Oct
Capital
a
,
1973
debs
__
63
40%
Jan-July
1971—
debs
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
A Gen
93%
90
,
1970——Jan-July
2%s debs 1981—
Co
*—
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96%
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&
First
—Jan-July
w__Jan -July
87%
:
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
13%
3
.
mortgitge 5s series AC 1967—,
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
April-Oct.
mortgage 4s series RR I960——Jan-July
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Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Ocl
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s-1980
—
-Jan-July
1st mtge 4%s 1983
May-Nov
93
121
90%
—
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1
—
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94
88
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loan
—
121
—
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—
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1952
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~
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6
88
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▲4%s assented 1958
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--
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53
(interest
19G8
to
60%
—
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1962
South Africa (Union of)
—
89
91%
82
91
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87%
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93
112
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82
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1999
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67
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1950
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—
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93
88
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4
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—
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1999——
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13
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93
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1977
1980
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69
102'/a
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—
1958
1968
loan
100% 101%
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28
85%
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80
dobs
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97%
95
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93%
75%
debentures
Ann
99%
20
98
Jun-Jnue
AngIo-I»uiitaro Nitrate Corp 4s 19G0
Anlieiiscr-lhiscli Inc 3%s debs 1977
181%
95%
125
debentures
3%s
99%
95%
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American
98%
97
97%
97%
85
21
95%
78
debentures
4%s
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■▲Nuremberg (City of) Gs 1952
:
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4%s debt adj 1972
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98'A
77%
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:
45
45
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94
97%
98
1984
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1970
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92%
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68
37
92
debentures
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118%
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98
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46
109%
101
93
June-Dec
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127
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;—April-Oct
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40
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104
56
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24
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1959— Mar-Sepl
33
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95%
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100
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s
94
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83
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to
101
94%
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1958
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21
3
200
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3%s debs 1988
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17
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198%
101
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11
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junior
American
(State)—
cxtl
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New
17%
—
1963. Jan-./iRy
1952
G'As
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_____
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—.
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83
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s
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90
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84
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102
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1975_—April-Oc/
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1952
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.
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60
29
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Feb-Aug
i
37%
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,
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'
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
High
BONDS
Range Since
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
APRIL 3
WEEK ENDED
Friday
or
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR
Friday
Interest
bonds
...
--
83 %
69%
75%
Number 5835
Volume 189
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(1595)
2?
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
fRANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Central RR
Central
New
Central
Pacific
First
and
First
Corro
York
de
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3%s
series
series
debs
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3%s debs
1981
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Jan-July
1984
116
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-
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1993
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\
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1964
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s
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debentures
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1983—
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1982
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1987,
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ref
M
1st
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M
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73
77
105'A
85
14
3s
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85
85
128%
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mortgage
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'
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1972
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Continental
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Continental
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1965
75%
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s
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see
page
29.
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61%
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debentures
1978
91%
90
95%
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446
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130'A
15
9
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Jan-July
Jan-July
5s s f
Jan -July
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April-Oct
4%s
4%s
93%
90
140%
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April
Jan-July
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Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
4%s debentures 1968
94
88
146%
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—
1982_
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,
61
102
87%
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2015
2044
1969
(11th
85%
62%
59
59%
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—Map-Nov
A 2056—
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2%s 1st mtge 1976—-Map-Nov
3%s
59%
531/4
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142% 142%
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secured
secured
91%
102%
101
10
54%.
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mtge 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
4%s 1970
Jan-July
Hertz Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970
Jan-July
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90%
31
106
59
87%
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mtge inc 5s series A July
mortgage
Happen
1
.
97%
54%
*61
54%
Ohio RR—
Hackensack Water
86
—
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59
Jan-July
Jan-July
B
mortgage 3%s 1981—
105
25
&
debentures
3s
'1st
103%
89%
certificates
mortgage
5s
89
1978—
mortgage
Mobile
5'As
92
series D
2%s series Q 2010
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130%
105%'
110
101%
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*—
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90%
72%
105%
87%
' '
1
mortgage 3'/as series N 199Q——Ja?i-July
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120
84%
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110
—,«*
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88
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1
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101
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92
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100
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92
85
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3
106% 106%
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■;
76-
89
81%
2
93%
93%
*112
1983
debs
Ry Co—
1973
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39%
82
79%
95
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96 Va
115%
103% 103%
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85
General
109%
67
4%s
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'
;
91%
102%
324
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116
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4%s 1981
86 'A
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90%
—
(1942 series)
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84%
.
96%
95%
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Mar-Sept
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84
85
105
95
,
-
86
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1977
84'A
April-Oct
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debs
1
76'A
1983 ._Apr-Ocf
1977
1979
3.30 debs 1980
4s conv debs 1971
Corp
Telephone
85
'
Crane
Shoe
conv
Generul Tire & Rubber Co
*89%
101
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81
90%
3'As debs
79
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._.May-Woo
1976
1984
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conv
76
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34
99%
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107%
94%
5
•
96%
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1979
77
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196
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1977
debentures
debentures
A 4s
.
90 'A
95
108
91%
75
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75
97
49
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74'A
9
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1975
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12
66%
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74
98%
108
debentures
5
80
30
85%
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109
88%
76
851/4
77%
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168
91%
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5
1
10
—
48
J an-July
Realty & Utilities Corp—
income debentures 1969
15 ;
153
191
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Motors
80'A
89%
176%
186
1972
1969
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86
86%
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.
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'
80
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103% 103%
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1978—_Map-Nov
83%
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debs
3'As
73%
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1975
Co
debentures
4s
Cuba—
mtge 2%s
1976
1978—
86
..Feb-Aug
2001
first
Power
debs
conv
83%
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—
4'As conv debs
4%s
Corp
83
■
13
67
190
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April-Ocf
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May-WoP
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& Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_Map-Nov
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84
94'A
/.Jan-July
1982
72%
80
June-Dec
1983
103%
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5
89
85'A
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—J
1982
1982
inc
cum
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—
1979
debentures
Consolidated
1908
1978
debentures
debentures
4%s
2%s
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95
debentures
3'As
3%s
82%
-
39%
146
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101
109
77%
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Corp 3%s debs 1976—iJan-Julji
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
3s debentures 1960
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3%s debentures 1961
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2%s debentures 1964
Jan-July
100%
•-vL
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PO
85%
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1986——
80
Map-Nov
Foods
211
12£J/a 124
78%
77%
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172%
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89%
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.Jan-July
—
1981.——— April-Oct
1976
debentures
3'/as
J97«
U
1961
105%,
99
90%
76
145
April-Oct
debs
102%
(Ball)
Light & Power
series
debentures
3'As
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2%s
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Consolidated
3s
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2%s series T
1976
3s
Worth & Denver Ry Co 4%s
Gulf
Oonsolidaied
debs
Rubber
&
3'As debenture 1977
Gen
94%
841/2
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April-Ocf
Tire
Electric
2
87%
12
89%
145
Transport 4s conv debs 1981i—Map-Nov
Cigar Uo 5'As income debs 1987—June-Dec
100% 100%
11
76
'
.
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90
89
88
;
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87
87
87%
*—
1961
110
.
91
90
98%
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3
86%
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76
1982
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89%
89%
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1906
87%
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Apr-Oct
1978
debentures
Fort
16
85
93%
2
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1961
1977
86%
971/4
93%
11
June-Dec
89%,
51
103% 103%
June-Dec
1986---
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61
84
93
—
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25
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57
15
63%
66
86%
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101
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4
IO31/2
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—
1995
4s
4'As
85%
91'A
57%
56
62%
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Jan-July
13
4
16
89%
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
1980
gold
debpntures 1972
Garrett
108%
1
70%
86%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
1984
O
debs
subord
conv
2%s
Gardner-Denver
75'/a
.May-Nov
1969
Metallurgical Corp—
89%
73'A
—
*—
June-Dec
1985
debentures
2.35s
90%
%
1984
series II
N
Tunnel
debentures
88
*83%
—
M
57%
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1st mortgage 3'As 1986
Apr-Oct
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Apr-Oct
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^
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refunding 3'%s 1985
101 Yb
96
17
76 Vi
Feb-Aug
Nov
847a
100
61
*61
Ma,
88
4
97%
.
1960—AprR-Oct
*
89%
-•/
100 Va 100%
%
82%
-
98% 100%
99
82
88
80
89%
100%
—June-Dec
103
108
95
75 Vi
April-Ocf
I960
87
100 Yb
105
76
102'% 103
June-Dec
refunding 3%s 1988
ref mtge 4%Js 1986
87
84v
1974
1987
84%
85%
1981
1967
90%
90 Yb
80'%
1974
4'%s series
94%
87
87
84%
April
1980—Mar-Sept
B
94
1
16
*85'% ^89
84 %
81/4
T
1990
4%s
94'%
87
94
1964—June-Dec
1968
1981
Fir§t & refunding 27%s 1978
First
63
May-Noc
1965
A
D
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 23%s
First & refunding 2%s
First &
refunding 2%s
First &
refunding 2%s
First
70
92%
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General
90
64%
*83
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
B
first
86 YB
88%
76 Vi
April
90%
4
"
96%
4s
104%
21
86 Yb
60%
June-Dec
A Income
101%
91 y2
63%
June-Dec
i
series
Peoria & Eastern
9
91'/a
86'/o
76%
1985—June-Dec
_April-Oct
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
is Light 3s 1975
series
103% lt>3%
81
1988
series
103 %
64
AprR-Oct
General mortgage 4'%s series E laB4—Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s series F 19^5—Jan-July
5s
4'%s
101 Va
100 y4
99
84%
1991
sinking
4'%s
General
General
3
■'
97
General
102
June-Dec
1990
Oil 3'%s debentures
Consolidated
102
—-
June-Dec
1978
DD
debentures
1981
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
2
June-Dec
IfftJG
1983
debentures
Pacific Western
867/a
100
June-Dec
1989
1978
debentures
86%
100
mm+m
l"i_June-Dec
1987
&
GO
87%
2.
*76%
June-Dec
1986
3'%s
AA
BB
CC
ser
Tel
3'%s
Tel
88%
June-Dec
1984
1988
Z
ref
1st
88%
*86%
85%
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1987
Y
&
1st
—
88%
Apr-Ocf
1984
W
series X
&
Pacific
—
92
83%
1974
3s series M 1979
3s series N 1977
^June-Dec
2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
2y0s series Q 1980
June-Dec
3'%s series R 1982——June-Dec
3s series S 1983
June-Dec
27%s series T 1976— June-Dec
mtge 33%s ser U 1985_June-Dcc
3%s series
M
—-
tf
*84'%
1978
3s series L
1st
First
102
76
Co—
3'%s series
M
-~3%s
43
May-Not)
Mar-Sept
page
17
82 Vi
May-Nov
,
April-Ocf
1974
see
87'%
72%
0
series
86 Vi
60 Vi
Feb-Aao
1982
footnotes
65%
63 '/a
May-Nov
Co/P
4'/as
88 'A
71%
71'%
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
1986
s
f debentures 1977
England Tel & Tel Co—
83 yb
31%
*77 Yb
'
—.
101%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
refunding 3s series J 1970
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
1st
58
57
27%
Mar-Nov
refunding 3'%s series I 1966
1st & ref M 33%s
63
60
56%
5
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
&
ref
18
56%
Gas
First &
1983
conv
&
37
73'i
I
4%s
'1st
64'%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Co
Paper
85%
64
56
53%
81
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1975
conv
3%s
refunding 3'%s
63
2047
Oxford
&
1147%
2%s
debs
&
92
ser A
5'%s
Co
1st
63
56%
Mar-Sept
1977
debs
42
Quar-Feb
1988—June-Dec
subord
conv
85
88
63'/a
" 2
29
*82%
91%
Glass
54%s
1st
60'/4
—
April-Oct
ser
W mtge 3 /es 1986lst 3'/afl 1982—
National Tea Co 3'/2s conv 1980
guaranteed
113'%
.
76
Quar-Feb
3%s 1982
3%s 1988
4%s 1987
94'%
81
35
Electric
8s
98'%
63%
63'%
?i/«eweKtU^eS 197°
First
110
74
82%
61
Co—
93
85
2047
1
95
98
35
June-Dec
2V,b debentures 1976
Jane-Dec
National Dlstiliers & Chem
43/is debs 1983_May-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s
8
f debs 1974—AprR-Oct
New
81'%
94
33%
,
1966
debs
Dairy Products 2%s
100%
79i%
71
2030
Mountain States Tel & Tel
2%s 1986
3y.s debentures 1978
Nattonai
99%
80
917%
72'%
2020—
Monon Railroad 6s Inc
debs Jan 1 2007
Morris & Essex first
gtd 3'/2s 2000-
Natl
3
721/0
1
mtge ingome 43/48 ser B Jan 1
5s Income debentures Jan
1 2045
4 Vis
coll trust
1976
Mohawk & Malone first
gtd 4s 1991—
Ry
82%
1
71
2005
98
Vi
79%
11
70
Jan-July
Gen
Monongahela
204
92%
AprR-Oct
1967
2033
mtge 4Vis series O Jan
Gen
80
Jan-July
Jan
Missouri Pacific RR Co
Reorganization Issues—
1st mtge 4>/4S series B Jan
1 1990
1st
94
90 Yb
82
—
*93%
1991
1962
4%s series D
58
70
81%
2
29
103%
Jan-July
1982—May-No»
Mar-Sept
1960
April-Ocf
First
81 vb
92'%
May
May
June-Deo
106
110
Gas
mortgage
Pacific
100
RR—
40-year 4s series B 1962
lien
F M A N
1971
AGencral mortgage 4s Inc ser A Jan
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
Prior
91
80
I—lAprR-Oct
debs 1986
62%
*51
——
Quar-Jan
1997
Owens-Illinois
85
103%
4s
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A
85 Yb
104%
39
Jan
*Oiin Mathicson Chemical
83
84'/a
'
Feb-Aug
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4y2s Inc series A Jan
'
25
75
82
-Quar-Jan
Power
mortgage
mortgage
1st
103
85
Co—
Mlssourl-Kansas-Texa8
33'/a
May-Non
May-Nop
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
First
mortgage 23%s 1975
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 2%s
1979
Feb-Aug
1st mtge
3'%s 1982
Jtme-Dec
First mortgage 3'%s 1984
April-Ocf
First mortgage 4'%s
1986—
Mar-Sepf
First
mortgage
4s
1988
Jan-July
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 4%s 1987—June-Dec
1st
95
83
--
—1
Jan-July
1976
f debentures 1972
Mlnneapolis-Moline
27 YB
1973-May-Nou
1984
4s
1st
87
97%
7
86
109
83
82'/a
90
*103% 105'%
109V2
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3.10s
124
56
May-Nov
May-Now
Ry prior lien
3s
States
Oklahoma
131
'
1
95
78%
101
118
—.
127% 129
debs
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s 1974
First mortgage 2%s 1975
1st
mortgage 27%s 1980
85%
76
•——
95
1979—Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
1967
*
70%
2
—
99% 100%
June-Deo
Michigan Central RR 4'/2s series O
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/2s
82%
*
Feb-Aug
1973
85%
76
*71
Mar-Seot
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
92'%
lien
trust
Northern
100
88
96 Vb
*82
debs 1975
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/as
1974—May-Woo
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Ybb 1988
April-Ocf
3%s
29
62%
May-Nov
registered
2047_
Refunding & improve 4'%s
92%
92
*951/4
f
s
3s
153
*—
3%s
registered 1997
General
117
152
Pacific
Northern
101
115
Natural Gas
Northern
44
39%
subord
conv
51 Vi
27%
1974 _Mar-Sepf
66
Merultt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
4%s
46 Vi
1974—Mar-Sepf
53
35'%
1977
3%s debs
5s
*61'%
—
AprR-Oct
1972
ref
5
AprR-Oct
Gen mtge 5s a f series
1977
McDermott (J Ray) & Co— • >
&
6
AprR-Oct
1980
general
refunding 4(48 ser A
&
67%
May Stores Realty Corp—
Robbins
130
'
Central
53%
39'A
1972—May-No?
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
(Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May-Nov
Martin Co 5%s 1968 "ex wts"
May-Noo
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972Jan-July
3740 s f debentures 1978
Feb-Aug
McKesson &
67 y8
47 Vi
81'/4
1983
99
May
RR
debs
60%
—
46%
*70',a
Jan-July
94
—•
May
Trucks Inc 5'As subord debs 1968—Mar-Sepl
Macy (R H) & Co. 2%S debentures
subord
3'%s
3'%s
Mack
conv
mortgage
66%
April-Ocf
St
5s
62%
29
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1983
53
AprR-Oct
1978
f debentures
74
*66%
'
1976_June-Deo
Loula dlv second gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas & El 1st mtge 3'/as 1984
s
3'%s
General
May-No?
May-No?
First & refund
mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund mtge 27/as ser G 2003
First & refund
mtge 33/4S ser H 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
3V4 8
72
56
61'%
47
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
*_?'eb-Aug
General mortgage 47%s 1987
Mar-Sepf
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Aprfl-Oct
5 yes
mortgage
General
—
Louisville & Nashville RR—
debs
74
62'%
*72
Jan-July
93
96
N
Coll
1980
1976
RR
74
Jan-July
123
*95
*96%;
75
2003
4.50s debentures 1976
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs 1982
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
subord
69%
73
'
Term
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
Central
67%
—
4'%s series A 2019—Jan-July
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3'%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—AprR-Oct
73%
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 6s 196b
Apru-ocf
Llbby McNeil & Llbby 5s conv s I debs '70-June-Deo
conv
84'%
69%
85
*75
Y
*45'%
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Ocf
5s
61%
82%
AGencral mortgage
74
5s
Maine
80%
Putnam
&
93
4s contingent interest 2003
4%s contingent interest 2003
Manila
84
81'%
RR—
89'%
Feb-Aug
F
debentures
58
84'%
81'%
4'%s series A 1973
Jan-July
Light first mtge 23%s 1975—Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf
mtge
79
77
E
3%8
59%
56
2
54
56%
68
*82%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007__Jan-Jw!y
AGencral mtge conv inc 4'%s ser A 2022
May
81'%
757/a
D
debentures
1973
& Hartford
Haven
79
77
ASeries
interest
118 % 121
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
ASeries
3s
58%
50
*67'%
tie
93
April-Ocl
ASeries
debentures
B
series
New
Fflrst
89
May-No?
subord
,53
56
83
*83
May- Nov
Y
N
81'%
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
89
Series
3.75s
68%
29
52'%
*52'%
April-Ocf
_May-Nov
1975
Harlem gold 3'%s 2000
*88
May-Not
May-No?
contingent
63
54"
'
*61'%
54
—.
June-Dec
Susquehanna &s Western RR—
1st mtge 4s 1994
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
1964
interest
1989
84
Series A 4s fixed Interest 2003
Series B 4 Vis fixed Interest 2003—.
fixed
debentures
4'%s
N
99 Vi
831/4
Jan-July
April-Ocf
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.)—
1st mortgage 4'/2s extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
5s
70'%
58
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
5s
C
62%
56
99'%
Mar-Sept
& Mich South gold 3%s '87—June-Deo
registered 1997
June-Deo
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3%a A 1970
Aprll-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
24
*83
1998-
*92 Vb
Shore
stamped
95'%.
63%
Feb-Aug
registered
*83
3'/2S
5s
75 Vi
88%
57%
Jan-July
„
ref
69%
55
57'%
*79
Apr-Oct
4'/2s unguaranteed 1961
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
&
1997
Jan-July
1961
1st
69%
149
62%
*80'%
1984_June-Dec
City Term Ry 2%s 1974-
(Rudolph) 4 Vis debs adj 1963
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961
Stamped 1961
Lake
120%
Apx-oct
June-Deo
Karstadt
Plain
62 V%
71
94
Harlem River & Port Chester—
1990
4»
193
70%
93%
63%
mortgage 3'%s
4s series A 2043!
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
,—
Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
135
*901/2
Mar-Sept
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
Kansas City Southern
69
65%
707a
Mortgage
90
130
94
60
93%
N Y (S:
89'%
99'%
100%
90
204
AprR-Oct
1980
6s
N Y Connecting RR 27as scries B
87'%
KLM
Kanawha
Feb-Aug
Hudson River RR—
&
4'%s income
79%
Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s conv subord debs 1979
1998
A
New
96
151% 227
—
*—
AprR-Oct
1959—June-Deo
4s
190
*—
Jersey
Jov
216 Vi
*88'2
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
Circuit Breaker 4'As
I-T-E
92%
23
203
215
Mar-Sept
1987
*94
Co—
64
3'%s
15
92
May-Hoy
3%& 6 f debentures series A 1977
4V«s
102% 103%
Chqfljlcal Corp—
subord debs 1877--
conv
61
Wb
82 Ya ' 62 Yb
__
York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3'%s series E 1980 _June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
AprR-Oct
International Harvester
International Minerals &
*82'%
,
91
102%
High
71%
65
trust
Low
__
61%
General
88
89%
*71'%
60'%
Central
Jan. 1
No.
80
61%
Y
Range Since
Sold
*80
Jan-July
3 Vis registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3'%fl 1998
Feb-Aug
3'%s
registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3'%s 1998_Fcb-Aug
77%
80
N
89
RR
series
4s
Bonds
High
Refunding & Impt 4'%s series A 2013—April-Ocf
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
Aprll-Oct
■'
1
FrMay's
Collateral
77 YB
18 Yb
..wv;
99
Central
York
Consolidated
■
*79
3'%s 1988
Jersey Bell Telephone
New
,
'
©_
—
89%
•
'•
Jan -July
first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974—.
Mar-Sepf
New Orleans Term 1st mtge 3%s 1977—May-Won
86
trimf
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
,
or
Bid & Asked
New Jersey Junction RR gtd
''
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3 Vis series J 1983
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
1st mtge 4%s series L 1989
.Vw"'
MM'
May -Nov
New
80
84%
•
Sale Price
Low
High
77
•
.
May-Nor
Jan-July
Inland Steel Co 3Vis debs 1972
I
77%
*83
Feb-Aug
Low
Week'? Range
Last
Ferlod
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Higb
77 %
A 1979—May -Nov
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone
ENDED APRIL .1
Week's Range
'
28
>•
103
\
84
82%
106%
92 Vi
7
90%
93
103Vi
5
90%
104
/
,
Number 5835
189
Volume
.
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
.i
v
BONDS
.
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Friday
Bid & Asked
or
Phillips Petroleum 2 3As debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
4%e conv subord debs 1987
:
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3'As s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinuati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Low
1
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
23As debentures 1974-—•——Jan-July
91
;
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/2s ser J
*98'/8
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Cliem 1st mtge 3%S 1964
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s
3 Vis
f
s
Potomac
3%s
debentures
Electric
Co
3s
1983
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public
Service Electric
debentures
3s
&
Gas
and
4%s
117%
1964
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Mfg Co 3%i> debs 1975
mtge 6s 1852—.
mtge 6s 1953
adjustment bonds—
5'As
series
A
4'As
series B
96
87
94%
97%
91%
94
4'/2s
series C
'/c
110
*170
-.J.*
'
'.
4
*92%
*—
1978
91
85%
•
' 'mm—
'
'
91
*92%
122%
119
33
86 %
'
—.
■
■.;
•
99'A
■—
3
,85%
70'%
72
137
6s
136
138%
200
94%
135
120
120
124 %
75
115%
130
113 %
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'lc 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-JuZp
Second gold 6s 1996———
April-Oct
St LouisrSan
Francisco
Ry
——
mtge
series
4s
45s income debs
1980_
B
76%
3
75
ser A Jan 2006
19
78'A
Mar-Nov
74%
74'A
-J
75%
First
Seaboard
1st
Air
mtge
3%s
s
Line
3s
f
RR
debentures
111% 113%
81
360
78%
1974
81
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Vanadium
81
*89
debentures
4% 8
subord debs
Feb-Aug
1972
104
1977
May-Nov
5s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Bears Roebuck & Co 4%s s f debs 1983— Feb-Aug
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
5%s conv subord debentures 1982
Shell Union Oil 2'/2s debentures 1971
Sinclair
Oil
Corp 4% s conv debs
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Smith-Corona
1986
100%
107%
3s
94
88%
124%
ApriZ-Oct
122'% 124%
85%
June-Dec
Jan-July
101%
104%
99'%
103 %
106%
104%
108%
118%
79%
81
.
debentures
1985
..Feb-Aug
.*
2%s debentures 1987
94
'
122%
First
79'%
109 %
>•
19
81
10
23
82%,
77:!u
80
.
119%
91%
91%
103% li7%
79%
81%
81
85
75%
—
mr.—
78%
76
T6
Southern Natural Gas Co.
143%
Jan-July
19
143% 146
*65'%
Jan-July
G9
— —
5s
148
137
66
66%
1973-June-pec
135
2
135
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Gold 4%s 1981
—May-Nov
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
94'A
953«
44
94
99
9834
99%
110
96%
99%
Pacific
First 4%s
Gold
4'/2S
4'/aa conv
135
135
92
56
92%
91'A
—<.
*84
—
96'A
First
First mtge
Ry
5'As series H 1983-
first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge coll tr 4'/2s 1988
:
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985
;
Standard
Oil
of California
4%s
91%
93%
84
84
67
——
,
—
—
105'A 105'A
9
U
—
—
mm
101%
2
85
—.
94
94
G
76
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_May-Nov
April
10c
76
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1
101'% 102 %
46
71
73
99%
100
146 % 150
118
43
152
90
90
88
90%
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82 %
—
82%
10
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96
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91
93
92%
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90%
93
89%
89'/a
20
89%
98'A
98%
10
95%
98 3A
88
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
_Jan-July
88
88
88%
1
99% 100%
99%
99'/a
53
*84%
97
102
97%
81%
100
102%
81 %
84%
40
84%
100
2
81'/a
81%
—
170
97'/a
96%
89%
99%
50
99 '/a
100% 101
95%
98'A
206
206
94%
90
95'A
*91%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
.
120
107'A 109%
mortgage
RR
first
debs
67
81%
*77%
*84 Va
65%
83%
97
97
99%
99%
22
73
74%
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71
73
73
1
71
73
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75
75
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51%
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95
97%
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98'A
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57
55%
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51
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76
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97
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107%
86
115%
85
81
83
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97%
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99
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68
68
2
67
67
1
_
June-Dec
—Jan-July
90
89
11
93
110%
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Jan-July
2029—-—May
78
95%
83%
92
91%'
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106%
78
'
88%
107 7A
Jan-July
Jan-July
104%
98
*85
99
88
88
88
104%
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110'/a
117
80%
90
*53
.-Feb-Aug
1971
83'/a
91%
99%
24
79 %
114'A 116%
116%
—.-May-Nov
1976
,?7
79
91%
79
*—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept '
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Co—
84%
*92
79
May
1975—
77%
85'/a
84%
—
*84%
3%s series B 1971Feb-Nov
gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
1984
83%
81
*77%
79
'
ref
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3'As
63%
15
81%
„
mtge 4s series A 2004
4%s inc scries A Jan 1
1st
81%
110'/a
.
debentures
conv
17
125
104%
--
109%
Jan 1981—-—April
B Jan I991---April
Gen mtge
96
:
64%
54'A
70
68
78 %
0
78
.79
92
*77
92
92
—-
96%
102%
Yonkers Electric Light & Power
105%
a
107% 108%
98
mm —
100
—.
•'
Jan -July
1983
—
108^4 108%
—
—
April-Oct
ASpokane Internl first gold 4'/2S 2013
66
*96'%
Jan-July
_Feb-Ang
75
*64
—
Jan-July
.
3%s debentures 1983
*67
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
27As series E 1986
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
mortgage
72
105
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Southern
1976
1978
Wisconsin Central RR
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
First
debs
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co 4%s debs 1978
Winston-Salem s B first 4s 1960
Co—
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
1969
F
income
3%s
141%
95
Southern
83'A
June-Dec
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As scries D 1967
Southern California Edison Co—
3'As convertible debentures 1970
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
86
80%.
*88 Vie
1970—Feb-Aug
1967-Jan-JuZy
May-Nou
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361Z
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oci
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Oct
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
87:!'t
~
80
*—
—
"150
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974_
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
132 %
85%
"
107% 108'%
*76
.
__Jan-July
,
series
Warren
Merchant—
108'/a
subord
Gen mtge 4s income series A
Gen mtge income 4'As series
88%
54
625
84%
84%
80%
"100
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
Wabash RR Co—
105 Vb
86
10
86
117'A 118%
*—
—
11
83
85
71%
72
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003.
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-JNov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973-April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
Feb-Aug
81%
5
87%
84%
85
80%
2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st Si ref M 3'As ser J 1982—
April-Oct*
117%
88%
199
81
85
84%
First and ref mtge
5
104'A 105%
87%
April-Oct
conv
85%
21
107 % 108
104%
5'As conv subord debs 1979
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuura Oil 2'/as 1976
June-Dec
South St North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone Si Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
Jan-July
2%s
104
100% 103'/.
95'A
90
America—
of
94
81
—
90%
80%
Feb-Aug
.——Jan-July
1968-
subord debentures 1969
conv
4%s
'—mm
90%
98%
96'/a
10
89
Si
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4% 8
Corp
91%
—
„
*88%
—
1978
4%s
ctfs
83
June-Deo
.
f debentures
89
105%
103
97%
95%
'
91
*80%
'
.
85 Ya
*89%
—.
84
:
—
100
*100
~
May-Nov
1980
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2'/2s 1966
3s
113%
Jan-July
1977
s
Participating
Co—
series B
debentures
*83%
*92
83
98%
91
—May-Nov
1966
1977
83
;
—
*82
——
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Won
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
ScoviU Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
*91%
—
—
86
98 Vie
*96%
92%
3%s
4s
May-No0
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989-Jan-July
St Paul Si Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968_June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3'/os B 1971
.April-Oct
1969
America 2%s
of
§ A3'As assented series O 1951
82
70
91
74%
108%
81
Bt Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
bond certificates 1989
38%
82%
77%
73%
—
127%'
84%
118'A
_
Jan-July
§ A3'As assented series A 1947
Jan-July
§A6'/as sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
§A3'As assented series A 1951
June-Dec
§ A6%s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Dee
76%
81
'
•—
87%
113%
106
Steel Works Corp—
§A6%s debs series A 1947
80
74%
158
76
77%
—
87%
110
73%
-
United
90
70'A
75
74'A
■
—
Mar-Sept
82%
»
_May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
ApriZ-Oct
United States Steel 4s debs 1983———Jan -July
90%
90
—
76%
*75
4s series A 1997
Jan-July
mtge inc 4'/2s ser A Jan 2022
May
ASecohd
__
90
1
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976-
Co—
1st mortgage
1st
6
83
June-Dec
1976
coll tr 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
120%
June-Dec
1970
1st mtge &
133
113% 115'A
1977
Co
debentures
4%s
11.5%
debs
90
;
.
33As sinking fund debentures 1973
157
Royal
90
92%
971/a
75
*87'/2
1960—June-Dec
mtge & coll trust 3'/2s 1972.
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975—
4%s s f debs 1972
94
92%
96
84
,
85
82
—,
117
1st
99%
92%
__
94%,
—;
118
2%s 1970
—Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971-.—.—Jan-July
194
96
90%
63
83
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1st
6
lU
*73%
April-Oct
1
United Gas Corp
Corp—
conv
Biscuit
3%s
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969—-Mar-Sept
Rohr Aircraft 5'As conv debs 1977
Jan-July
McBee 6'As
3%s,1974
1986—
Artists Corp—
conv subord debs
United
87
193'A 193%
'
.79Va
"■
97
*82 '/a
1985—Jan-July
—
*92%
91'A
92
United
86.%
194
'
ii-
90%
90%
*107%
Refunding mortgage 2'/2s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
126%
87
99'A
*92'%
ApriZ-Oct
-
3'/2s
Oil Co
Oil of California 2%s debs
Union
'
-Jan-July
1983—
93
101'%
—
'
...
104
1,353
;
5
86%
*80Va
\
87%
84%
.87.
79 %
96%
Union Tank Car 4'As
123%
Feb-Auflf
79 %
'90'A
:
coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980——„
.—June-Dee
1st
mtge 3'As 1982
May-Nov
91%
102
Orleans
First mortgage and
3s
debentures 1968
''
89%
RR of New
Union Pacific RR 27/as debentures
April-Oct
"
——
89'/a
96'/2
June-Dec
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 33As
92%
92
70%
.
■
93
70%
__
'
84
—
91'/a
Tri-ConCinental Corp 2%s debs 1961—
Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3 3/as 1971—May-Nov
89
89%
'
5
102% 103%
''
—-v.'
mm—!
•
■
Corp—
subord debs
170%
89
'
91
102%
''. '
Jan-July
Jan-July
Rochester Gas & Electric
110
169
■
■"
92
93%
83
14
84%
*37
May-Nov
——May-Nov
Thompson Products 4%3 debs 1982-
*78%
-
90%
91
2
Pacific—...
Texas Pacific-Missouri
Tidewater
107
-i
--
84'A
*90%
98'/a
"
Term
93 %
■
1978
conv
98%
Feb-Aug
1978
4%s
97
108
May-Nov
SAConsol
Oil
113
23
96
Rhine-Westphalia lilcc Power Corp—
Richfield
136
98
*91
—
—Jan-July
Rheem
119
118
84%
84
86%
102
96.
—
First and refund M 3'As series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s ser E
98
June-Dec
debentures
89%
81
,
117
r—
Corp of America 3'/2s conv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995-May-Nov
Debt
'
,
Radio
§ A Direct
•_
3
Texas & New Orleans RR—
'
90%
80
■
1972__M«y-Nov
1972
2%s
89%
80
-
84
101%
—
'
2019—-Jan-July
1985
April-Oct
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—
'
May-No»
refunding mortgage 3s
Oats
—.
99%
8
''
"*90 Vie 100
84
High
111% 120,
102% 105%
82%
84%
St Louis-
of
Refund and impt M 4s series C
Refund and impt 2%s series D
93%
53
98Vie
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s
95%
99%
—
*—
—.
92
8
55
84 Vie
102
96
;
'
84
84 %
Sunray Oil Corp 27/»s debentures
Superior Oil Co 83As debs 1981
98%
97%
94
—
94%
*88'%
*—
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983- Aprll-Oci
debentures
1975-—
April-Oct
debentures 1977Mar-Sept
Quaker
96
-mm
94%
*99%
—
1st and
3'/2s
Terminal RR Assn
93
'
'
Co—
1963
debentures
72%
17
>
—
94%
First and refunding mortgage 27As 1979_Jurae-Dec
3%s
91%
70%
71%
*92
First and refunding mortgage 3y4s 1968-Jau-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s
2037—Jan-Jnlp
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
First
91%
94%
Jan-July
..May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1973—
92 %
88'%
2
92'A
9034
*93
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1986
Power
debs
coiw
1970.
91 '/a
71 Va
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngslown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862
Feb-Aug
87'%
10
97%
97%
82 Vie
*101
Low
159
103*8
84 Va
1966
Jan-July
Jan-July
1971—May-Noo
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973—
—May-Nov
*
■
—
91%
(Ohio)
Jan. 1
No.
118 Vie
103
103'A
Range Since
Sold
High
115 %
_J/ni-July
Mar-Sept
4 'As 1982
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973_
__
91 ¥2
April-Oct
May -Nov
debentures
Standard Oil Co
—
*97"%
•
'
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
82%
(Indiana)
Bonds
Friday's
Bid it Asked
118'/a
4V2s
—
*93%
or
8'As conv 1982—-April-Oct
1983—
April-Oct
Standard Oil
120%
90
—
Sale Price
Low
96
112%
-
*76
,
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
High
94%
348
91
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
119
*88 Va
—
Sold
95'A
118
Feb-Aug
1963_h'eo-Au0
1964_May-Nov
1
ser
3
■
Range Since
4s ser H 1960
4V2s
119
Bonds
High
95'A
(
Consolidated guaranteed
APRIL
Friday
Friday's
Low
Consolidated guaranteed
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
100
Deferred
—
sale not included ln the year's
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon..
delivery
Included in the
98
2%s 1976_Jan-July
range, dEx-interest, e'Odd-lot sale not
Included in the year s range, r Cash sal*
100
75%
not included in
83%
85
92
.
receivership,
77%
95
0W
100% 103%
reorganised nnder Section 77
or
?Mda,W™d°anS noZTs hLTtransS'l'urlng
ABonds
afl
ourrent week.
selling flat.
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
Irx the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the
March 30 and ending Friday, April 3. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stuck Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme Precision Products Inc
Acme Wire Co common
Adam Consol Industries Inc__—
Aerojet-General
see
page 33.
of Prices
4%
Shares
High
5'A
8,500
l
6%
6%
7'A
1,400
20'A
19'/a
20'A
1,000
8
7%
APRIL 3
Friday
8
Last
STOCKS
5% Jan
17%
Jan
800
7% Mar
5'A Mar
8% Mar
22%
8%
Jan
Jan
79
91%
9,600
53'/a Feb
97% Feb
12%
12%
13%
10,300
9% Jan
13% Mar
7%
8%
15,600
4% Mar
9% Mai-
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since .Tan. 1
Low
High
4% Jan
86'A
8'A'
ENDED
for Week
10
I
WEEK
Sales
Range
Low
1
Corp
l
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
l
Aero Supply Manufacturing———!
For footnotes
Week's
FOR
week beginning Monday,
to include, every security
Alabama
Alabama
Alan
Great
Power
Wood
Southern
4.20%
Steel
Co
5ft
cumulative
Alaska
Airlines
preferred
Inc—
High
18 3A Mar
1% Jan
~~13- "1
90
21,500
135
30
131
Jan
135
89
90
135
87
Jan
90
8'/b
31%
32
84%
31'A
100
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
134
50
.—10
Sales
for Week
13 % Jan
•
~50c
preferred—100
Range
Low
Par
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Week's
of Prices
84'A
8%
17%
1,200
50
12,300
U
Jan
Mar
Jan
23% Jan
35% Mar
78
85
Jan
6^ Jan
Mar
8% Feb
r
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
30
..
,
Monday, April 6, 1959
(1598)
<
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
'
Week's
Bang*
Lmi
STOCK*.
Sale Fries
Iif'f" StMk
fu
dep rets Amer sbart
3974
1
77b
8
77 b
87b
1
1
IB
1
100
34%
Jap
2,500
3974
7%
8%
Inc.
Co
3974
M
Engineering Oo—
Alleghany Corp warrants—-■
Allegheny Airlines Inc..
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.
5Vole convertible preferred
Control
American Stock Exchange
39% Mar
65/b
Feb
8% Mar
7
Feb
8% Mar
37,300
474
/
4%
4%
5,100
3%
Jan
574
4%
5%
31,200
3%
Jan
11%
10%
11%
50
4874
51
3,700
3,500
5% Jan
5% Mar
8%
Jan
11% Mar
36 %
Feb
65% Mar
Investing Corp—
chgd to Dorsey (The) Corp
Allied International
Name
Allied
Corpl
Paper
Inc
Alsco
16%
Co
17%
4,100
83%
3%
850
3%
Electronics
Laundry Machine.
1,500
14%
37
Meter
■--*
40%
39%
40%
Natural Gas Co
pfd—81
Petrofina Inc class A
1
34%
32%
34%
10%
10%
11
1
83%
82%
11%
11%
Co
American
Photocopy Equip Co—
American
Seal-Kap
common.
5%
American
Thread
American
Writing
AMI
B
1
-1
preferred
Paper common
Incorporated
Amurex
Lead
1
Oil Co class A
Anacon
Anchor
BOt
Ltd
Products
Mines
Post
4%
4%
Jan
86
Jan
Mar
123
11% Jan
16% Mar
Jan
Jan
37
Apr
40% Mar
4,300
68% Jan
84% Mar
1,600
10%
12% Mar
4%
800
4%
130
200
1,700
37,400
1,400
17
800
9%
15%
4%
3% Jan
14H
Jan
Feb
Feb
1% Jan
Jan
17%
Feb
9% Jan
11%
Feb
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
LM
shares
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co 47i%»
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
A
4.72%
Power
Arnold
1
—
57%
57%
60
13,400
96
96
S
97
50
-10B
17%
5% Jan
Jan
92
33% Mar
874
Jan
30%
4,400
23,300
10,800
3,600
6%
Co.
4
3Ji
6%
674
7%
7%
874
28%
277b
28%
2,300
110
1ft
10,100
111
Associated
Associate
dep
rets
Food
Stores
Laundries
of
41/4
America.
Mar
8
Associated Stationers
Tel
A
Charls
4%
3
3%
Jan
60
Mar
96
Apr
100
Jan
117b
Jan
21
21
Jan
30%
Cinerama
Clark
5%
Feb
Clary
Apr
674 Mar
874 Mar
22% Jan
2974 Mar
Club
Jan
2ft Feb
Feb
Cockshutt
3%
Jan
874 Jan
57b Jan
8,600
44,000
-
27b
Jan
3%
7%
143,300
274
Jan
7% Mar
25%
300
217b
Jan
27% Mar
inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantlca del Golfo Sugar.
58%
37b
4
2,300
3%
3
58%
30
106
106
3%
59%
1,300
8,600
4
Feb
103
17b
52
106% Jan
Jan
374 Mar
Jan
3% Mar
61% Mar
67b
Jan
Mining A
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Audio Devices Inc
17
16
3%
374
4,700
17,600
13%
—10*
12%
137b
22 y4
22%
26%
15,100
31,400
6%
400
47b
4%
400
447b
46%
200
6
Automatic Steel Products Ino.
Non-voting non-cum preferred—J.
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
8
13%
Jan
37b
Apr
9% Jan
15% Feb
374
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
35
Mar
20
4%
Jan
.<
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de ios
American
15%
1
Baker Industries Inc
17%
3%
17
10%
10
is
Oil
git
Barcelona Tr Light ft Power Ltd—.*
Steel Corp
—4
Barker Brothers Corp
*
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Oil
210
700
16
15,400
4
Jan
BBS
common—
I
—
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,
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common—88
Belock Instrument Corp
—80s
Watch
l7/a
8,600
23,600
22%
1%
24%
5,300
9,400
5,300
1%
16,000
9%
9%
100
77b\8
1%
Beck
190
19%
17
20%
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummel Ties
Connelly
12
Mar
1% Mar
19%
23%
3%
6%
4
22%
4
13
10,500
1,400
12%
600
41%
12%
41%
6%
12%
6%
12%
41%
4,900
10,500
14%
8%
Jan
7%
13%
Apr
Feb
10% Jan
Oonsol
U%
10%
11%
700
4% Jan
6%
6%
6%
200
8%
(H
5%%
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16%
I
...
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
go*
Brazilian Traction Light ft Pwr ord
•
Breeze Corp common
*
Bridgeport Gas Co
•
Briiio Manufacturing Co common—*
17%
8,200
40%
40%
prior cumulative prefbrred.100
Chemical Company Inc
B
Bourjois
700
77b
8
7ft
7%
m
6 ft
7ft
1,500
1,400
British
Columbia Power common—*
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Brown
dep rets ord reg
Bl
»
Company common—
l
Brown Forman Distillers
4%
14
13%
6,700
,3274
*
14%
10
~7%
75/a
33%
7%
1,900
4,400
9%
97 b
9%
700
preferred
Rubber
Brack
B S
F Company rnmmnn
v
Buckeye (The) Corp
i
Budget Finance Plan common—BOe
60c convertible preferred
6% serial preferred.
19%
1974
19%
300
10%
974
107b
2,600
7%
7%
7%
700
1074
200
10
10
*8%
87b
9
2,800
1
Buffalo-ECllpse
Corp
(The) Company
3%
3 74
4%
26,500
1
2.50
16%
1674
167b
107/a
U7b
1,100
4,100
ft
%
Bunker Hill
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares—3s Bd
Burroughs (J P) ft Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
7% Jan
8%
Jan
17%
11
.
%
I
4%
4
4%
12%«
9%
9%
9%
43% Feb
Feb
100
3%
Feb
6% Jan
9% Mar
3% Mar
46
Jan
Cain Eastern Aviation Inc
California Electric Power
•
100
1
$3.00 Preferred...
fffl
,
6% cumulative preferred
Oslvan Consol Oil ft Gaa Co
Camden Fire Insurance
f
l
|
Campbell Chihougamau Mines Ltd
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
fl%%
30%
30%
4%
4%
22
i
3074
5
22
48
--
3%
—
8%
1
'
'
2274
58
kq
$2:50 preferred
17,100
4,500
5,000
48
56
37b
—
oirt
°nr
8ft Feb
Jan
41!
Jan
8% Jan
15% Jan
33% Mar
8% Feb
10
Mar
Jan
21
7%
Jan
12% Feb
10
Apr
8%
Jan
2% Jan
15\
Jan
10% Apr
Jan
Feb
8
12%
Jan
9
Mar
4% Mar
17% Feb
13% Jan
see
page 33.
I
4% Mar
5%
5%
5%
300
57b
Jan
6% Mar
17 it
15%
33
23%
21 %
23 %
23%
23%
23 7
1%
.
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
—
34
—
2% Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
17
Mar
10
Jan
Jan
237b Jan
22% Mar
24% Feb
Feb
107b Jan
18
9,000
400
8%
900
8
6%
500
5% Feb
2%
309,000
ft Jan
Corp
10c
Mining & Smelt Ltd—
•
■7%
7%
8%
30,400
*20%
19%
20%
3,200
V 9%
9%
5%
6%
45,900
2% Jan
9
9%
57,100
7% Jan
18%
19%
3,000
Electric
Lines
-10
1
'~5%
1.25
9%
Engineering—l
Corp————1
1874
-
Inc
&
9
'
6%
S%
16
23%
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
7
Mar
10 Vb Mar
22
Feb
j*
Mar
8%
8%
8%
4,000
67b
Jan
8% Mar
7%
7%
7%
4,700
67b
Jan
874
Jan
Corp—-—-10c
'1%
_i%
r%
1%
Jan
Mar
Varnish
;
ft Jan
15,000
267b
—I
13%
127b
"13
4,600
30
Jan
127b
20
Co
Feb
-14% Feb
Ltd—
19% Jan
;
16%
15%
167/a
700
15%
.
~8%
"67b
21% Feb
Jan
19% Jan
Jan
16% Mar
13%
900
15%
16%
18%
147b
Jan
16% Mar
19% Jan
—•
—•
B
1
•
-1.50
voting
non-voting——--—:
19%Feb
-
13,I66
47b
874
Jan
4%
8%
Jan
*
'
——5
56%
—1
16
1
(Md)_
-5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic-—•
Crown Drug Co common
250
Crystal Oil ft Land Co common.—•
$1.12- proferred
2.50
Crown Central Petroleum
Cuban American Oil Co—
Cuban Tobacco common—.
OH
50c
:
*
%c
vtc..
"374
'3%
5574
17%
"3%
Lighting Inc common.
-2.50
Manufacturing Co class A_,—4
274
115,600
-
Apr
4% Mar
3% Mar
Jan
57-:
16,600
55
Feb
65%
177 b
23,500
137b
Jan
18% Mar
"8%
600
77b Mar
127 b
1224
2,300
45
45",
50
127b Feb
42% Jan
47b
3,200
874
650
18 74
25
.
.
77i
Crowley Milner & Co
Cuban-Venezuelan
Apr
8% Mar
1974 Mar
200
r
67b Jan
2%
Feb
—10c
Inc
Creole Petroleum 'common—
Crowell-Colller Publishing Co.,
12%
4%
-4%
"8%
;8%
'■
1874
~2%
37
-%
5
Jan
11
Jan
19%
Jan
18% Mar
8,800
27b
37
Mar
.'
100
v-
9%
300
9
Jari
"
■
Mar
Jan
42%
Mar
2
170
-97 b
9 5 it
Feb
Jan
Feb
16,400
10
10
10
Feb
15% Jan
46
8
2%
to
Jan
4%
3774
~)l
2%
37
.
8%
%
10
Jan
Jan
Apr
9% Mar
Feb
.
D
Crystal
Inc.
Dairies
Hosiery Mills
Davenport
Brothers
1
-2.50
—20
2.50
—
Inc.—
—1
Inc—._
Manufacturing—1
Detroit Gray Iron ft Steel Fdrs Inc___l
Devon-Palmer
Co
Distillers
l
25c
Ltd
Ltd—
300
14
,,
374
5%
Jan
33%
Jan
600
374
Jan
13974
36%
Jan
5% Mar
23% Jan
58
50
58
Apr
617b
97b
Jan
8,000
27 s
50
48
Apr
Jan
52
Ltd
-
Dow
Brewery Ltd—
Draper Corp commcgi—
Drilling ft Exploration
Driver
Harris
Power
stock
common—.*
common;
$2
preferred
Dorsey (The) Corp
Douglas OH Company
DuMont
Co
—7.50
—32.50
1
——1
•
•
1
Common'—
374
47b
Jan
474 Feb
67 b
8,100
574
Jan
6% Mar
lft
1ft
38,300
1ft
Jan
1% Feb
3ft Jan
3% Feb
24% Feb
2%
:
700
11%
3,900
2%
*
———
Duro
Test Corp common
Sulphur ft Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America——
Duval
1674
Jan
17b
400
20%
20%
11
.
Jan
3
26
Jan
23% Jan.
2074
400
217b
2074
13% Jan
Jan
18% Mar
15
Jan
117b
1,200
10
Jan
12fbMar
1274
1374
4,100
10
Jan
15% Mar
38
17
12%
17
10,100
11
17/
18
-177b
.
.
;
100
34%
Jan
200
10%
'
38
Feb
17
Mar
Apr
26%
25
2774
12,800
10%
107
10 Tb
3,400
61
64
46
467b
46%
67b Mar
7%
Jan
407b
7/
7,500
77b
674
Feb
40 7b
Feb
19
Jan
33Y2 Feb
97b Mar
11% Mar
250
.
,
60
Jan
68
900
4574
Jan
5374 Jan
Jan
S% Mar
8%
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10s
3%
3ft
374
3,600
374 Jan
l
5%
5%
574
2,60'J
37b
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67b
Jan
-*
J
Mar
377b
11
8
——1
*
1
Feb
1074 Mar
237b
11
Laboratories-
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham. Hosiery class B common
Jan
12% Feb
67b
—10
Co—
Co—
(Allen B)
29% Mar
2174 Mar
-
.
6
3ft Feb
6% Mar
8% Feb
'
25-74
257b
2674
35-"'
3374-
35
1212
8%
12%
Jan
1,350
23
Jan
32% Mar.
1,000
257b
Jan
39% Mar
246,400
4%
Jan
12%
Apr
51
Feb
Jan
48
•
Feb
1,700
%
6
177 b
Inc
147
19,600
127b
-47 b
2074
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
10
2374
-17 b
.*
ord
Coal
Feb
Jan
11
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd—_•
Co
Jan
4%Mar
34
22
—
&
4ft
37
Jan
29
1.000
33
14474 14474
V-
6% Feb
Jan
37b
10
1
dep rets ord reg6s 8d
(The) Gorp——
-1
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Pome Petroleum Ltd
2%
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
—;—;
Textile
21% Mar
1,500
37b
3074
Diversified
Steel
Jan
3,800
37
American
Dominion
16% Mar
4%
3 ft
32
8% Mar
Jan
6
574
37
..
Jan
474
8,200
87b
1374
13
1574
"77b
14
&
Oils
29% Feb
23% Jan
3,400
28
.27
28
—
Productions
Detroit-Gasket
4% Mar
6%
29% Mar
17b Mar
1%
100
«
Feb
1274
8,100
33
Apr
307b Mar
20,300
147 b
1%
15
1%
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Grade Carrier Industries Inc
—50c
Duke
%
% Jan
21
58
300
55%
4
600
3% Jan
3674 Feb
—
9
—
—
14,200
77b Jan
47S
37
Jan
Eastern
Malleable
Feb
Eastern
States
1074 Mar
Feb
5
Feb
34
Jan
38
Mar
—
357b
600
—
—
E
6074 Mar
5
—
•
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Jan
.
8,000
V
For footnotes
2,500
33,500
•
common.
preference——..
27b
12
6
Corp
Development Corp of America
C
Calgary ft Edmonton Corp Ltd.
5,900
10
new
Apr
17%
7% Jan
Apr
3%
1
ft Reynolds common..
$1 preferred class A
—
Cott Beverage Corp
Dominion
B
BueD Die ft Machine Oo
13 % Feb
29
Mar
97b
12
3%
Diversey
Co common—1
Mills Ltd class B
•
cumulative
Brown
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
3%
•
Davega Stores Corp common5%
preferred—.—
Feb
37
132,000
534
87b
*
Daitch
Mar
Feb
7% Mar
Jan
100
Co
Jan
7
34
7ft Mar
97 b
2974 Mar
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
96
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Feb
7
.
Jan
4
7%
23
7ft-
19%
5.40Q
50,100.
97b
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8
2%
11,200
6
Feb
26
Jan
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41,700
7
20% Mar
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40% Mar
5%
28
8
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18,500
18,800
517b Mar
350
3,600
3%
Jan
674 Mar
24%
200
2%
41%
%
7b
5%
89.800
77b
2%
3ft
Jan
3874 Mar
33%
7%
2%
6% Jan
16%
11974 Feb
2,100
11%
4ft
63
lft Jan
lft Mar
11%
108
7%
57 b
75
Mar
13.20Q
6%
12
5
1
9,700
Feb
8% Mar
27
4
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9%
51
Jan
61
27
9%
25% Mar
Jan
46%
5%
5%
Day Mines Inc—i.
...—lOo
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Dejay Stores common
l—,
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Denhlson Mfg class A common
5
8%
debentures—
.—;
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40%
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tu
72
6%
6%
83% Mar
41%
Si
—SI
100
27%
15% Mar
"3%
dep rets ord bearer.
dep rets ord reg
38
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16
1,450
31%
Jan
90
115
%
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8%
Apr
Mar
11% Mar
Feb
67b
10,900
1,000
6%
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89
1,080
14
37
96
8%
24%
38
28
89
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lft
~~
500
20,300
7%
14
360
6%
Feb
114% 116
lft
14
116
5,400
6%
9 74
22%
23...
14%
6%
28
2374
66%
1% Jan
6% Jan
1874
Feb
49
14
9%
Jan
26%
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56%
Jan
39
11
147b
25
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>
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2.900
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1
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b.
56%
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*
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Apr
16% Mar
11
99%
British
American Oil Co
American Tobacco—
Jan
9
'Mar
80
18
27%
18 %
40%
99%
Brltalta Petroleums Ltd
British
18% Mar
11
17
Jan
Feb
Feb
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7% Feb
85
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9
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t
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B
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Mar
•
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Jan
4
13% Mar
7174 Feb
23,000
2%
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A
15% Mar
Blumenthal
Bobbie
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
1
1
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Continental
10% Jan
Black Starr ft Gorham class A
Blauner's
f
2%
Jan
3%
67
1
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc.
45
19%
(S)
Diesel
Consolidated
3% Jan
6% Jan
11% Jan
41% Mar
19%
300
Jan
Mar
26
Feb
9
19%
common
10,900
8%
Fe(b
17% Jan
1% Mar
1
,
Jan
JarL.
19 %
24% Mar
7%
Inc
2,
Jan
12%
27b
5
10
4
1
Inc__
Materials
Jan
3
3%
20c
Containers
Consol Cuban Petroleum
&
Mar
3%
1
Cook
18% Mar
24
Jan
Mar
23%
17% Jan
-2
10
1965
Continental
19
11%
Jan
ft
Mar
50c
to
Mar
Jan
Jan
147b
2.50
Co
Industries
Mar
7%
Bickford's Inc
Stone
Commercial
11%
67b
11,800
10
vtc
Continental
4
*
Co
Oils
Continental
3% Jan
4%
28e
7.BB
Corp
10%
1%
1%
18%
i
|
convertible class A—
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18%
17%
8% Mar
15 •*
Feb
45,900
ib
1
Products
Courtaulds Ltd—
.....
Banff
6%
12,400
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11%
21
.
Continental Aviation
Andesshares
Barium
Bayvlew
3%
9ft
20%
100
1
(Canada)
ext
Class
8%
15%
19%
10%
20%
1
Community Public Service
Shoe Machinery—
Bailey A Selburn Oil ft Gas—
9%
Feb
Compo
Class
1
Feb
62% Mar
108%
1023b Jan
20%
Co
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery
Class A
Feb
300
% 90
10%
,
Apr
77b Mar
B
54%
62%
20%
1
26%
5
11%
.1
10
13% Mar
4674 Mar
Jan
.61
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"
16%
3%
10
Atlas
97b
7
10c
&
1,200
7% Mar
pfd
Farm
Consolidated
Atlas Consolidated
4%
Co Ltd
Oil
11%
105% 106%
62%
106
lc
Colonial Sand
Apr
Colon
rii
Jan
America
Coastal Caribbean
32% Mar
Jan
Hosiery Co
Lambert Manufacturing
1%
Jan
100
Corp
Aluminum
3074
4W
Clopay Corporation
Vtc
participating
Indus
&
100
1
1
Corporation
Clayton
Jan
32
57b
Inc
Claussner
13%
47b
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Feb
Mar
7
Jan
100
Corp
Controller
107a
500
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Oil
13,300
1,200
common
Chromalloy
Feu
11%
ft
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana
6
6%
Supply Ob.
JLOe
Corp
11
1ft Mar
Co—
Light
of
2y8
6%
preierreu
Chamberlin Co
Jan
Jan
7
Century Electric Co common:
Century Investors Inc—1:
Convertible preference
Jan
467b
&
Power
$1.80 conv
Jan
17b
117b Mar
700
6%
Central Securities Corp common
Tel-
&
Coast
Central
14%
6,300
13
ift
6
.
Power
15,600
12%
lfff
6%
preferred
9974 Mar
25
Associated Oil & Gas Co.
Associated
4%
3%
Ino.
Hadley
%
10%
U
1%
31%
r.
6 Tb
Corp
Corp
Maine
3.50%
7ft
-B1
reg
Central
Central
7b
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
5
reb
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,17 b Apr
_•
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of
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31
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1
ord
B
common—
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11
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*
Instruments
Cenco
36,300
1
—5
1
Co common
M)
(A
Catalin
41%
Electric Industries—
American
Class
17%
27%
1%
Aluminum
preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd.
Atlantic
167b
29%
Rubber class A—
Convertible
Associate
120,400
6% Jan
Light—
preferred.
warrants.
Altex
240
97
35%
Armour & Co
Armstrong
800
96%
33%
B
Corp
&
21,900
774
7
>
87b
34
pfd—MB
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
774
rets
dep
(J W)
4,600
8%
1
common
Products
Caslle
Feb
Mar
37
Jan
13
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
31
14%
Jan
Carter
Casco
Jan
84%
11%
It
16%
Jan
12%
9% Mar
3%
9%
45% Feb
36
31% Mar
14%
3%
Jan
38
150
33
1
Jan
American
Feb
5% Mar
1%
7%
5.50
Jan
1%
1%
High
Mar
28%
7%
6c
Canal-Randolph Corp—...
Capital City Products—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Co
Low
3
26,200
1%
pfd—10
Minerals
11%
16,200
33
17
4.VB
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
"A"
Willis ton
80
33
1,100
Oils Ltd
&
Petrofina Ltd partic
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Carreras Ltd—
98
31
Manufacturing Co com
American
Northwest Mines
Canadian
Carnation
16,000
2,100
15%
36%
American
American
Can
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
i"<;
•i
1
Marconi—-—J
Canadian
for Week
High
*
10c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
17% Mar
38%
15%
Co Ltd
Dredge & Dock
13% Mar
250
121
118
36%
—-1
Inc
American
American
American
16%
82%
1
100
American Beverage common
Book
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.1
Canadian
Feb
8%
Dow
Par
America—
of
Co
$3.75 cumulative preferred
American
10,600
12%
83 %
—
Aluminum
11%
12
.
•
Range
ef Price*
Sale Prle*
High
Low-
$1
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3
"
Canada
mm
All American
Allied
Shares
Loo
it
APRIJ,'
WEEK ENDED
If V—
Kunstzljde
Amez
RANGE FOR
Sales
far Week
of Prioes
Friday
—
—
Iron.
Coip_:
$7 preferred series A$6 preferred series B
Edo Corporation class A—.
,
Elder
Mines
Limited
25
1
*
*
—1
1
16874'
157 b
17b
457b
250
357b
.x
Jan
41
42
4574
38
387b
2,000
183 74 X18374
25
175
125
1574
1,000
13
1%
31,400
1ft
41% Feb
189% Feb
Jan
160
167a
18872 16874
Jan
Jatt
3074
177
Jan
ft
Jan
Feb
18% Mar
1%
Jan
Number 5835
189
Volume
.
.
The Cbmmercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1599)
31*
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
fNt
Last
STOCKS-
Electrograpfic
Low
common—-—5
Sliare
&
35
Corp
Electronics
Inc__
...—::
Emery Air Freight Corp__.
1%
pfd
5
51%
Line
F
Factor
Sugar
10%
Filmways
Firth
Class
Corp
voting
Fuller
l
Co
20.600
7%
Apr
9% Mar
12%
1,400
10%
10%
1,000
9%
9%
1.400
A
%
137,800
«
Jan
18%
30
14%
Jan
Co
Electric
16%
1,300
I :. "i A
7,500
6%
6%
*
Apr
27% Jan
"Ts Mar
~
18%
29
Jan
Kaltman
7%
Jan
Feb
Kawnecv
14%
15%
17,400
126% 128%
1,650
111%
Jan
129
Mar
50
114%
Jan
135
M'ar
9%
Jan
12% Mar
8%
Jan
12% Mar
11% Jan
11% Jan
13%
15% Mai
71s.
•
111
9,300
Jan
1%
Jan
3
2,800
4%
Jan
5%
613
1,100
.
ord
34% Jan
43%
200
39
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
4»/4
1,800
3
Feb
4%
8%
200
7Vb
Jan
9
6 %
16,500
1%
Jan
7
13,100
4%
Jan
28
100
20 %
Jan
6%
53%
45%
65%
241,500
30% Jan
35% ~
35%
34
*'
67%
71%
12%
1,400
"
93 %
'
J
14%
-
95
(;u.
-
27% Mar
49
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
102
93 % Mar
97
1,900
7'%
A Mar
8%
Jan
13
13%
10)
11%
Jan
15
15,500
10%
Jan
500
5
20 %
Jan
21%
21%
21%
1.400
Feb
23
(Adolf)
Inc.,————
1
Gold Seal Produces Corp el A— 10c
20%
3%
38.800
1%
Jan
4
Gorliam
Co—_—16%
Manufacturing
Goodman
Mamifact;11 ring
8
20
common—i—4
Grand-Rapids Varnislr—
4
34%
34
...
1
7%
1334
Chemical Co„
Great ILakes Oil
Graat
Western
preferred series
Greer Hydraulics.
Gruioil
Freehold
Stores
Films
Guild
Gulf .States
Gulf
35%
Feb
7%
600
7% Feb
Inc
Refineries
&
Half
5
Jan
25
Jan
26
85i!
9%
3,700
Feb
13%
31
5,500
8%
3
50%
8%
5%
J ,Y Mar
Communication
300
11%
Jan
12% Mar
300
18%
Jan
21%
2%
30,100
7,100
3%
2
1.800
12%
1
3
Jan
10% Jan
8%
12%
Jan
12%
Hartford
Harvard' Investors
Hie—„
j,
21%
30%
—1
25
Hastings. Mfg Co——
■
-—2
Bishop Inc—
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Helena
Rubcnxteiii
Ifeli-Coil
Heller
4%
E)
,
put.
Galion
Herold
Radio
Hevi-Duty
Products
Electronics
&
Electric
Hoe
Inc
A
——
Hofmann
Industries
^
4
Class
Hoover
Co
B
&
5%
&
Humble
Oil
Hurd Lock
&
&
Jan
Jaii
1
Jan
3%
Jan
8
72
2,100
-
9%
30
Jan
19%
Jan
39
xOtij.
94%
Jan
100
140
71%
Jan
75
4Vs
Jan
6,100
39 %
2.900
3,400
6%
11%
18%
2%
Jan
9
Jan
7%
Jan
8,000
2%
Jan
31 %
Jan
9%
Jan
Mar
18% Mar
18%
18%
8,100
17% Mar
21%
*
1,600
28
Mar
33
Mt
66
128%
Jan
138
138
37%
Apr
Feb
50
Jan
Jan
36
Apr
21%
Jan
2,600
700
Jan
10% Mar
Muntz
Muter
66%
91
Jan
68 %
7%
400
7%
13,700
10%
Apr
Feb
5
23%
23 %
24
1,200
22%
Jan
26%
„
60% Apr
9
Common
For
Hardware
footnotes
Mfg-Co
see
page
50c
33.
x4%
4%
5,509
45 Va
46%
5,000
13%
14
500
£1
Indianapolis Pwi; & Light 4%»pfd__100
Industrial Enterprises
Inc
1
Industrial
—
17%
6
600
25%
13%
300
11% Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
Feb
16
13% Mar
Jan
Mar
28,700
9% Jan
14
4%
Jan
14% Mar
8%
7%
10%
4,000
4%
Jan
12 % Mar
13%
14%
2,400
13% Jan
15% Jan
36
36 %
230
36
5
5
Feb
36
100
Jan
40
7
5% Feb
6%
6%
6%
500
4% Jan
6% Jan
21%
21%
22%
3,900
20% Feb
29% Jan
27
26%
29%
1,135
20
Jan
29% Jan
3% Mar
2%
2%
3
1%
60,100
Jan
Feb
Mar
15%
16%
1,200
15% Jan
20
57%
56%
58 %
6,100
62% Mar
29%
29%
29%
350
53% Jan
27% Jan
13%
1314
14
11%
14% Mar
12%
12%. 12%
17%
1%
ia
17%
16%
23%
300
26%
26%
26%
; 5,000
24% Jan
28%
43%
39
43%
4,600
29%
46% Mar
21%
20%
22%
7,400
24
14%
14%
22,700
11%
10"%
Jan
14%
Jan
15% Mar
13%
12%
14%
9,000
8%
Jan
18% Mar
24%
24%
300
18% Feb
25
47
48%
100
33%
Jan
49% Mar
Jan
65 Va
Feb
5%
4Ji Mar
43
13%
48
Mar
14%
Jan
Chemical
13,000
23%
„
19%..
„
Jan
34
Jan
1.600
19 %
13% Feb
10% Jan
3,100
15% Jan
%
10%
13,400
20%
113
Jan
Jan
m- 181,500
>
Feb
Apr ^
19% Mar
24% Mar
22% Jan
89
40
Products—
preferred
cumulative
Vernon
States Tel
TV
Company
& Tel—
Feb
16%
18
25,000
5%
6
3,400
Feb
14
Jan
18
Apr
3%
Jan
6% Mar
51
54% Feb
6
17%
1%
900
47%
16,100
25%
24%
26%
21%
21%
2%
2%
12%
12-%
15%
15
16%
1
1
73
Mar
Mar
Feb
% Mar
7% Mar
Feb
12
300
16%
436
100
100
100
*
1
5
2.50
10
50c
Jan
18% Mar
118 Mar
1A Jan
59% Feb
43%
0
9
12,800
Apr
21% Jan
29%
23%
5,600
19% Jan
24% Jan
2%
6,800
2%
Jan
12%
1.300
12%
Apr
15
4,500
10%
Jan
18% Mar
11%
Jan
11%
100
9
16%'
16
25 %
15%
101%
7%
7%
36 %
7%
.
9
36%
Jan
29
8
Mar
Feb
34% Jan
37
13%
30C
f
19% Feb
Mar
Jan
50
15% /»
101% 101%
15%
Jan
Jan
10% Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
3% Jan
Jan
■
13 Va
23%
2,500
26
1,000
1,000
16%
26
16% Mar
Jan
101% Mar
75
104
Feb
Feb
38
Jan
35 %
35%J
13%
12%
13%
5,100
12% Mar
20%
1%
1A
1%
6,600
Jan
1%
45%
41%
47%
31,700
37
Jan
50
32%
37%
9,100
21
Jan
41% Jan
89%
90
97%
97 y2
10
86% Fe
Jdh
90% Jan
97%
93
91
91
30
89%
91 Va
31
200
20
16»/8
17%
12,000
50
12% Jan
44
Jan
50
•
—
19%
4
4%
19
1,000
4%
"5%
.
16% Jan
13,300
23
2%
25%
25%
26 ¥4
1,400
33%
33%
9%
400
2%
9%
36
8%
35%
8 Vb
7%
11%
11%
3
1
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casj*t Company
Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
5
1
1
25c
2
-1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products common—1
National Steel Car Ltd
--*
National Telefilm Associates
10c
Transit
common
—1
50% Feb
4% Mar
Jan
4
5% Mar
23
Mar
156 Va Mar
2% Mar
"
25
Feb
28%
Jan
9,800
8¥b
37% Mar
9Ta Feb
200
36
28% Jan
7% Jan
31 % Jan
36
5%
19,000
11
900
12
Jan
Apr
9% Mar
Jan
12% Mar
5VB
6
5¥a
200
3% Jan
5% Feb
5%
6 ¥4
5,000
5%. Jan
7
IV2
3,100
0% Jan
8% Feb
5
9,700
7
7
4%
4%
*
4%
Jan
Jan
5% Feb
2% Mar
3% Mar
25
Jan
28% Mar
16
Jan
—
26 Va
100
26%
19%
200
19%
14 ¥2
19%
14%.-
100
89,000
_
.
13V2 Jan
3
Jan
21%
Feb
18
Jan
4% Mar
3%
3%
11%
11%
200
28%
25%
29 ¥a
17,800
15%
Jan
29% Mar
2C
19 ¥2
20
600
17
Jan
24?T Jan
59
59
200
62
Jan
62
17%
18
75
17
Jan
Industries Inc
Corp—
Jan
20% Jan
1% J&n
42,200
33%
„
Jan
138
550
2%
Feb
3"% Jan
4% Jan
3,200
152% 154%
153 %
2%
Jap
157% Mar
148% Jan
50
17
170
Jan
Jan
97% Mar
Jan
153% 155%
1
1
National
6% Jan
JanJ
1,200
1%
Milling Co
National Bellas Hess common
»
Jan
3,500
6,900
7%
43 %
—-—5
Corp
Research
8i7e Feb
6%
1
2.50
100
——1
Inc
common
Presto
90
.
71
pfd—*
1
4
Inc_
National
Jan
60
65
6%
5%
Mills
National
Jan
58
70%
1
Co
pajtlclpation
Jan
84 %
5%
58%
RR
M'ctal
Jan
Feb
-*
3
1
-5
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Feb
7%
89
29%
13%
274,200
50
-*
meferrcd
preferred series B
Investors
National
5
30% Mar
27%
10 %
5
50c
Napco
Jan
Imperial Chemical Industries—
V
8% Mar
5
Jan
19%
13%
preferred—*
50c
National Electric Weld Machines
4
Jan
3% J«n
17% Mar
35
National Mfg &
4618
7
'
600
N
20% Mar
1,000
^
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Apr
16%
*
Mar
5,600
28
Aluminum Company
Naclnnan
13% Mar
7%
£1
2,400
1
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon PistoB Ring common
Muskogee Co common-.
Feb
14%
American dep rets ord rcg—
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
Imperial Tobacco oT Canada
Imperial Tob ol Gt Brit <fc Ireland
8%
4%
18
»
common
$1 conv
convertible
Mountain
Jan
60%.
63
Corp
Petroleum
Feb
38%
102%
36% Feb
98
120
91
4%
29%
1,200
12
Jan
Mount
Feb
3
1,110
100
2
14%
Hygrade Food Products,,
Jan
7%
Mt Diablo Company
Feb
1% Jan
61%.
•
5
9
15% Jan
5% Mar
Apr
4%
1
Hone
Clemens
G%
Mar
Jan
4
,
2.50
Helming
Manufacturing Co_
Hydrometals Inc
Moody
I
Jan
33
5
Mar
5
Piping Co
Moirtrosc
36%Jl|M
1,400
.
3% Mar
12
12%
.1
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward
Co class A
3% Mar
4,400
80
4%
12%
13%
Monongahela Power Co—
4% Mar
11
-
89%.
23% Apr
13% Mar
14% Mar
5% Jan
200
3,300
1
18% Mar
1,300
19
11%
Jar.
5%
1
10
Feb
1,300
36
11
7%
17%
13
5
9% Mar
2,600
18%.
1
200
8
1
Jan
9%
33%
36%.
14
20% Mar
Jan
9%
1
cumulative preferred-
1,500
100
7%
1
cam
%
135
17
20% Jan
2,300
13%
1
30c
2.50
2
4.50%
1,700
100
600
300
12%
-5
—
4.801o
39.100
137
*
20%
23%
12
Exch on Mar 31
5% Mar
Jan
1%
100
—*
19
23
12%
Jan
:
4.40%
15
55
-
18% "'
20
Jan
Warrants
10% Mar
30%
36
19% Mar
£1
Mar
3%
-
Mirro
25% Mar
Jan
43
'
Jan
1
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
6% Mar
5% Jan
1%
Jan
36%
3%;
14%
pfd
100
10c
"ctfs"——
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp of America
1
Jan
3%
v
3,000
10
-1
Mining Corp Ltd-
Wohl Co
4%%
Mar
10
34%;
l S/8
1%
18%
5
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mar
110
16%
3%
Miller
Jan
1,000
9%
3%.
10
common-
12%
Apr
31.000
15%
18%
18%
1%
-
25c
common
Co—
&
Oil Corp
Midland
Mar
5%
15%
41 Feb
4%
Co
States
Midwest
Jan
Feb
'4%
9
Jan
Jan
7%
Corp
Mid-West Abrasive
Feb
54%
21%
*
Co
2%
Iron
Middle
Feb
47,300
15
Motors
%
Island
Microunatic
7% Mar
6%
<
x8% Jan
—1
& Co
Hubbeir(Harvey) Inc
4%
5
1,200
9%
Feb
4%
%
5%
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
6% Mar
1,300
4%
4%
3% Mar
4,200
12%
Mclal & Thermit Corp
74% Mar
Jan
500
*
;
Bearing Co
Electric
Jan
3%
7,400
34%
preferred
Howell
06
8,800
9%
^5
—60c
1
Hardart Baking Co
Hardart common
&
Horn
700
„
14%
3
i
Horn
11% Mar
25%
3%
A
(Geo AI
Jan
12.000
6%
9%
I
Ball
Feb
8%
.—25c
Hormel
Feb
33%
13%
*
Ltd Class
23
24%
9%'
inc
Holopi)ane Co common
(Henry) & Co
:
Jan
Jan
39
75
534
Jan
4,500
%
5%
Co
&
Johnson
Mesabi
Jan
8%
1
:
Holt
Oil
(A G)
Mc.Kce
Feb
24%
1
Corp
Bollinger Consul Gold Mines
Holly
Corporation—a
i
Holly, Stores Inc
:
Home
4%
20%
38
75
6
4,900
3%
%
7
Apr
100
34%
97
—2.50
.
International
35
3%
3%
10c
50c
Mead
2,200
9%
35%
10
1
& Co Inc.commonJ2
(R)
"
3%
3%
12%
Mcnusco Mfg CoMerchants Refrigerating Co
183h
5,200
7%
9%
3%
—
to Stock
Transferred
Feb
Jan
1,000
68
97
25c
—
Class
'
7
6%
3% Mar
19%
Jan
Mar
5
cumulative preferred—
Aircraft Corp
Hoffman
6
2
63 fi
Jan
Feb
Ltd
Co
Aircraft
McDonnell
Feb
29%
1,000
4
74%
6r:«
1
7%%.
Hillcr
3
13%
25c
Co——
Iligbie Mfg Co common
Highway Trailer Industries
>
55o
.1%
-
-
37
.1
—100
10c
Inc
■
9Th
roO
preferred
Hercules
66
—*
common
On !>%«,/
,V
74...
6%
*
Corp
(W
8%
10 3
57«
25c
—;
:
—
800
31%
74% ' '
71%
10c
:
Mining Co.
5,900
21%
10%
7
Hnlhuway Industries Inc.——,
J
Lithographing Co——_—.—10c
Ha/.eltine Corp
6,300
21%
5%
Havana
Hazel
20,500
19%
30:,4
'
J0%
1
—'r
3%
19
A
10
—_———
1%
6
warrants
Oft
Merrill
Inc,—,
Electric Eight--——
9,300
1
Masscy-Ferguson Ltd —
Mqule Industries Inc
Mays (J W) Inc common
Feb
12%
12%
Stores
2%
2%
Stores common
Tiro & Rubber Co
Martin
Feb
20
10
Ihirbor
2%
12%
Public Service Co
Mangel
Apr
12%
11 %
HarLfield
Mar
3% Feb
2%
300
Oil Corporation
'
20
12%
Hjimisclifeger Corp
18
Jan
2,800
Corp of America Inc
Chain—
Maine
Jan
3%
17
Jan
2%
24,500
Steel
Magna
Jan
2
1
Jan
14%
Marconi International Marine
12%
Co—
Plywood Corpu.—
13%
3
Feb
1
Lump
400
1,100
1
2%
100
•
17%
Jan
2,600
1
1% Jan
35% Jan
American' Machine Co——10c
13
12% Jan
9%
Mages ^porting Goods
'
II
H
Jan
41% Mar
30
1,300
3%
Inc
14,300
1.400
2'%
36%
5,250
8
Inc
(R G)
1%
27,200
2%
Jan
Mar
28% Jan
3%
Mansfield
7%
_
8
101
500
32%
5% Mar
96'A Jan
.
13%
Macfaddcn Publications Inc—
Jan
50%
—10c
Industries
&
Corp
31%
14% Apr
12% Mar
„
20
100
25c
Feb
25%
J.'
6%
50c
3%
40 %
3
Jan
A Jan
2%
Mack Trucks Inc warrants
16% Mar
25%
..
3
2%
5
Jan
'"7%
3!;}
5 % Mar
15%
2%
10
Jan
1
common.
Feb
Feb
Mar
Co
2%
V/2
:r
13%
100
1
10%
50%
8%
6%
5
2,300
50c
& .'Western
8%
14%
100
.75 pesos
1
17,000
5
_
Company
Jan
3,200
Jan
Jan
8%
r.
338
1%
_9c
(.eases
Land
31%
"
3
1%
50c
—.
Products
1,300
A
M
Jarf
133« '14%
-
-
,30
Gr.iesedieck Company
Grocery
24
18% Jan
3% Mar
Feb
2
3%
Lynch Corp
Jaii
1
A
—
Jan
1%
50,400
6%
3%
11%
13%
Lunlcenheimer (The) Co
11% Mar
60c
Inc..
Producers
6%
18%
35
,
.7%
-v
3 Vb
.1
/Western Financial Co
Great
800
'
Gray. Manufacturing Co
—:—.—5
GrcatiAmcr IndnslrJes Inc_j_.——10c
—
5% Mar
1 Vb Mar
20%
20
9.500
13,800
14%
7,300
6,000
18
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Jan
1%
1%
,
Mar
14
124,300
-
16
University
Mar
2%
'•7%
,
1%
19%
3%
16
& Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Jan
Mar
5%
12%
215
16%
Lodge
25% Mar
16
4%
11%
,
17
;
Tourncau
Locke
15% Mar
3,700
7%
Feb
A Jan
16
common
Lithium
Jan
■14%
16%
.1
7
218,100
41
Inc
Sessions
Extension
Inc
Leonard
Mar
13%
13 %
24%
Mines—
Mar
5% Jan
2,100
15%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5 ,u
cumulative preferred
Jan
16
Consolidated
19
1% Jan
15
Corp
Industries
Lc
Feb
6
23%
Goldfield
Apr
Jan
1
Class A
■"
Jan
16 %
Gobel
3% Mar
14%
1,700
38
Lcl'court Realty Corp common—
13% Mar
Jan
24%
Globe
11% Jan
82
108,700
15%
of Delaware
&
Lear
71 % Mai-
10% Jan
3,400
13
Corp
La StSlIe
Feb
•
Union Co lnc_
Wernicke Industries——,
Jan
3%
1/,
——>1
Foundry
Lanston
Feb
18%
1
Globe
Feb
2%
33V3C
Lamb Industries
Lam son
'
200
7%
"in
.12
9%
80% Mar
17%
2%
38%
1
—5
5
——1
7.50
Shores Mines Ltd
Lakoy
Jan
37
98%
7iV
5%
Jan
4 Vb Mar
18,000
11%
12%
Feb
Apr
%
2%
1
—
Lamson
18%
3,200
*
95
24
11
1
20c
Consolidada S A
Lake
Jan
17% Jan
22,600
47h
■
1
class B—.
25%
11%
*
—
.24%
68'%
•
-
Corp
800
4%
1
common
1,200
17%
4%
•
Giant Yellowknil'c Gold Mines
" '
36%
.17%
25
1
•
.
La
77% Mar
4% Mar
5
16
6%
5
Apparel Inc
E'Aiglon
Feb
Mai-
'
*
Jan
Feb
Jan
L
7% Mar
29%
6%
,2.50
10c
Kobaekcr Stores
8% Mar
28
45%
7
3,300
5
Minerals
Jan
33»
7
1
25c
Genung's Incorporated I
:
Georgia Power $5 preferred
.$4.GO preferred
107
,,8%
7.5
28
Feb
Mar
34
1.25
43% Mar
Jan
8%
50c
common
Stores Corporation
General Trans£sLA» Corp
Glcnmore Distilleries
48
Mar
3%
£1
common
Corp
Vb
107
•
5%
18
1
25c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krucger Brewing Co
25
1
reg
—50c
Corj Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc~
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp
Knox Corp class A
8% Mar;
8,900
5 Va
43%
16%
16%.
pfd—100
(Del)—
Co
Kirkland
2%
—•
16%
6%
A
»
Electric 4%%
&
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co—
4%
43
10 V2
10
2}ii
Kingsford Company
"2%
41%
6,800
82
5%
Kennedy's Inc
Kiddc
(Walter) & Co
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Fct)
v7A
'■■■"
42%
2,100
3%
3
82
"
'
>
10%
9%
3%
3,300
38,000
82
11%
Kaweckl Chemical Co
9%
100
:
9%
Mar
29
37% Apr
'
Corp
Feb
3,400
5
11
,_1
(D) & Company
7% Mar
15,900
2%""
18%
9%
10c
Katz Drug Company
6%
8,600
129
Industries
Kaiser
Feb
Mar
ll3a
•
16%
10%
l6%
12% Jan
'
1
common
8
6
11%
1
18%
1
com
Inc
Kansas Gas
12%
.
700
—15c
Glass Co
Jan
II %
;i29
1,700
6,200
38%
Oil
Jjetronic Industries
Jtipltef Oils Ltd—
Mar
10%
12%
129
14%
33%
37%
J
Apr
11%
34%
14 Va
1
Jan
10%'
'
147% Mar
31%
_1
Inc—
1%
10,400
8%
128%
Enterprises—
Plywood
Alden
15%
32,700
7
7%
9% Mar
Feb
37%
Corp
10c
Israel-Mcditcmuiean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
95% Mar
Ltd—
Co
Manufacturing
Israel-American
Jan
25
21%
6
Jan
129%
14%
33Vbc
:
Irving Air Chute——;
Jan
M$r
■
General
Glen
11
Jan
1
common
American dep rets
General - Fircproofing
(A C)
Gilchrist Co
Feb
Jan
1.25
r„
convertible preferred
Development Corp__—'I.
Gilbert
11%
Mar
12%
7
5
' G.
Power
Indus
10
;;8%
Iron rite.
Mar
50%
!
£1
rcg
General
General
13
13,900
-—
General
11% Jan
20,300
1A
3%
1,550
136 % 142
33%
pfd__100
High
5,100
10c
Royalty—
Fireman
Low
8%
•
Products-.
Range Since Jan^T
High
1
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
Iron
139
7%
_*
Ltd
Company
Investors
Low
8%
Shares
"
21%
preferred
100
Gcllman Mfg Co common
1
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General
Alloys Co——I—
1
General Builders Corp
—.J.
1
General
I11 Lex Oil
Jan
85'
•
.
Co
5%
5 %.
ll3,8
18.%
*
;
—
•''V
"■■
:
8%
'
Ltd—
(Geo A)
*
■
7%
6
1
(The)
Gatineau
60% Mar
15%
10c
dep rets ord
Brewing Co_
Company
Head
Fresnillo
6 % Mar
Jan
71%
''
-2.50
:
American
Fox
Jan
40%
y
1
non-voting—
B
Jan
3%
1,250
Canada-
of
A
Class
9%
88,600
21%
78
25c
:
(M H) Co Inc
Ford Motor
3,300
5%
'■
1
Corp
Inc
Motor
11%
:
5
Internatiofal Resistance Co
52%
■
1
Flying Tiger Line Inc——
Ford
International
*eb
K
1
Sterling Inc
Fishman
Feb
18%
9%
.1
Ltd—!
General
'29%
104
4%
°
25c
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
5
Jan
Jan
,
50%
J
_30
Petroleum
Felmont
Financial
International Holdings Ltd
International Petroleum Co
Associates—
shs of beneficial in(;
Oils
International Bi'eweries Inc
2% Mar
19
10%;
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo
J*n
16% Mar
Jan
u.-
.1
preferred
$2
38%
Jan
1
Jcannette
(.Max) & Co class A
common
■
Feb
9%
y
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Faiardo. Eastern
28%
98
10
common
5,300
20
Eureka Corporation-'Ltd—~S1 or 25o.
Pipe
Feb
2,300
*y
—110
Ero
Manufacturing Co__:—;—
.1" '■
Esquire, Inc
——-U—'—_1—1
Eureka
19 %
27%
1st preferred
cum
Jan
99 % 100
>
1
Par
IndustUal Plywood Co Inc
Insurance Co of North America
3,900
-
Sale Price
High
14%
39,100
10% *
1
10c
Last
100
1%
Week's
Friday
American Stock Exchange
36% Mar
13%
■
APRIL 3
Jan
33 3 4
'
ENDED
34
■1%
26,
99%
& Steel Corp common—__1
Erie Forge
17%
•
26%
20c,;
100
1
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Milhvork Corp—
Equity Corp common—'—
$2 convcjftibe preferred
9,200
'13%
13% ;
5c
—
Low
35%
30%
America———11-1
Corp " Of
El-Tronics
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.17.%
common
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
34%
1
Counuunicattyns Inc—._1
Electronic
6%
of Prices
Par
..
Electric- Bond
RANGE
for Weci
Range
Sale. Price
American SUfck Exchange
SkllM
•
9%
4%
Z
9 ¥1
4%
4A
14,000
10 ¥4
5
10% ten
4
9% Jan
1,700
4% Jan
13% Mar
19%
Jan
Feb
10% Feb
5
Mar
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
.
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
.
(1600)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
American
Slock
"fty
Last
,
exchange
Par
National
Union
Electric
Corp
Neptune Meter eonunon
Nestlc-Le Mur Co common
New
New
Haven
New
Idria Mln
177a
New
Clock
Watch
&
4
2574
25%
19%
2074
174
ft lft
174
2
New
Park
Process
New
Superior
New
York
Auction Co
New
York
&
Mining Co
Co
1%
13
1
Jan
174 Mar
Seaboard
Western
600
2
ft Feb
2)1 Jan
Seaporcel
Aletals
13%
Ind
"Norths-pan
Serv
4lA'/o
pfd_.
O
1474
8% Feb
Jan
4074 Feb
33 %
Jan
4074 Feb
574 Mar
100
474
400
3
4ft
7%
7,500
3% Mar
7%
4,800
6% Jan
73%
10
67% Jan
80%
877a
•
i|
Feb
7% Jan
36%
7%
Jan
Jan
4
7374
Feb
8974 Mar
Jan
86
240
4% .Feb
874 Mar
Jan
1%
i.V
3%
3:l
1"
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares-lOs
Opelika Mfg Corp;
..5
i
%4
5
300
717.1
73%
1
19
—.1
Overseas Securities-.
Oxford Electric Corp
8
p,0
Jan
68
Jan
474 Feb
574 Feb
Jan
Alar
16 % Mar
17% Mar
200
16%
Jan
22
Feb
15,400
9%
~—
10%
174
A) Apr
2%
4'A Jan
050
74'.'2
17 V#
19%
17
— — — -—,
1
3,700
700
47 b
8,500
27,900
1474
Feb
674
—
5%
Jan
10
Mar
1,700
4 3 it
574
—1
-•
—-X
51:
t.j"
5%
3174
327a
2,900
17a
174
1
—1
1274
1274
13
34
30%
3774
19,000
-20c
1574
1474
157 0
2,500
Inc—.—
Products—
10
31%
31
3174
4,GOO
30 74
Jan
4274 Mar
31% Jan
25
28
28
'
28 7.,
400
28
Jan
29'/a
25
26%
26%
267.1
300
24% Jan
redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
25 Tb
2571.
25%
24% Mar
Pacific Gas & Electric
5%%
6%
1st preferred
1st
5%
30%
1st pfd—25
——
preferred-——
5%
4.50%
ID
vwciy
•
*
preferred—
—1
947;.
260
88
Jan
9574 Mar
88
100
86 74
Jan
9174 Mar
9774
150
Jan
13474
Apr
143 74
8574
Jan
574
4,800
374
Jan
15%
22,400
4,200
474
15
97'..
100
34%
34
10%
4%
%
iV
—lc
2
•
101%
3474
4%
vtc
74
2
■*
Peninsular
Metal
Products
1
Penn Traffic Co
16%
2,100
1674
700
1474
14
1574
800
11 Va
1274
5,900
5 *
1174
8%
"9%
574
11%
1,600
874
874
500
100
9
474
574
274
Jan
18
Jan
Feb
1674 Feb
1574 Mar
Jan
1274 Mar
574
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
9
Jan
9%
3,200
6474
500
6074 Jail
64 74
28
400
2274
31
6%
Jan
Jan
Feb
6374
G4%
Jan
Feb
27
1
Co (Mass)—20
Jan
37% Mar
774 Jan
874
Jan
Mar
ft Jan
16 Vu
15%
2.50
fcpporcll Manufacturing
ep Boys (The)
Jan
1%
4%
11%
5%
11%
1
———2
19 Vu
4% Mar
12,900
Jan
1374 Jan
102
Jan
12%
15%
16%
574
974 Mar
327a
Feb
9074 Mar
147a Mar
99
1,600
14,700
128,700"
474
1%
95
75
15%
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Pathio of Canada Ltd
Jan
Jan
23
300
1574
Pan tepee Oil (O A) Amcr
shares—i Bol
Park Chemical
Company
1
Parker Pen Co class A
2
Jan
"270
10%
Pan Israel Oil
2374
2474 Jan
Jan
8874
87
.100
*
26
134% 13774
13474
5
Warrants
2174 Feb
Jan
25
100
8874
.III
2274
500
96
97
III*
iuhuoiiu
400
2274
87 %
*
23
94%
94%
257.,
600
22%
y
2674
1,900
900
23
23
*
$4.36' dividend
Jail
2674 Apr
2674 Jan
26'A Jan
24%
1st preferred—25
redeemable l'st preferred—25
•
3074 Mar
500
25%
2574
redeemable
4.36%
31
Jan
common
474
474
474
1.800
374
Jan
600
192 y2
Feb
218 74 223
9474
X50 '
x50
2474
7a
23%
74
9% Mar
Jan
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co
2.50
1
1%
lft
5
Co
31%
6%
31%
10 pesos
10c
Piasccki
Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake -Eric
11
13
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
94
Apr
—
3774
preferred
Oil
47a
Sonotone
Corp
Manufacturing common.—
1
—
Penn
374
4
600
3 ft
a3o*
G7
21-%
2374
1%
874
2074
2%
29,300
1474
Jan
21
1074 Jan
12% Mar
1174 Mar
11% Jan
Pipe
25
25
Inc
Co
2
Line
474
474
34,800
574
19,700
13
Jan
574
Jan
1074 Mar
3
Jan
Mar
87
87
50
39
500
Southland Royalty Co
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
Spcrry Rand, Corp warrants
Stahl-Alcycr Inc—:
Jan
47
17 74
24,500
974
Feb
17% Mar
974
1,000
774
Feb
1674
1574
74
87b
5274
5274
217b
2274
22
22
474
1374
1374
7674
-y
474
500
1374
800
700
300
78
Feb
4
Feb
2174
Jan
49 3
Rath
Packing Co
common
2374
Jan
2174 Jan
2274
Feb
2074 Jan
2174 Mar
474 Mar
8
10
Reading Tube Corp common
$1,25 convertible preferred
Reda Rump Co
1074 Jan
7574 Mar
23
73
Jan
Stone
Feb
Stop
1,700
18 Vu
Jan
2474
Jan
2,100
4674 Jan
7 74
6,100
82% Mar
8
4ft Feb
1
Rels
Oil
Corp
Resistoflex
Gas
'•
20'A
274
1
1474
Mar
474 Jan
Jan
1674 Apr
1174
10%.
1174
12,400
974 Feb
12
7
400
474
Jan
1874
18
19
3,100
1474
Jan
974 Jan
2174 Mar
2774
2774
100
26 74
Jan
28
874
1,300
874 Mar
87fr Jan
1874
1,000
1674 Jan
6474 Jan
1974-Mar
Feb
1434Mar
23'A Jan
2474 Jan
6%
"874
1874
18
<5974
1474
2374
68
1
1
1
1
Ltd
87 4
1274
974
4974
1174
Btroock
174
B)
1.800
14%
1,000
2374
800
474
1,100
41/#
Feb
874
874
874
3,100
1
Jan
78,006
174 Mar
12,100
374
Jan
1174
Jan
I574Mar
474
1274
(S)
1ft
1ft
4%
4%
5V4
8%
14%
874
1574
1074
14 Vu Mar
3474
3674
23
Jan
43
•
7574
33%
7574
1,700
6,100
Feb
1
ordinal
78
1,050
71
Jan
8174 Alar
800
574
•
5
1
—1
Corp
Co
.800
•
common
"474
American den rets ord
reg
2174 &an
1674
200
1574 Jan
1674 Feb
1574
Jan
3
Jan
20
15,000
Jan
3274
600
3274 Mar
34 74
22
22
23%
1,100
2174 Jan
25
3974
39
4074
700
33 74
Jan
4174- Mar
1574
1574
400
1474
Feb
1674
**
Jan
10.000
3
4%
14,900
474 Feb
4
474
2,200
3-% Mar
474 Mar
774
874
3,300
674 Jan
97 a Mar
474
8174
674
574
83
674
674
1974
19 Va
3%
674
674
1
50c
37b
Ltd
•
_ll25
Russell
—
1474
7
10 Va
-
page
274
374
Jan
Jan
674
1
12% Mar
Jan
Oil
20,000
200
600
9,700
Markets
800
474
47b
474
1,800
33.
T-
274
Jan
9
Jan
2,100
47a
Jan
1D74
i4
4,200
174
8,900
la
!ft
96%
25
2574
2574
2674
2,100
374
374
374
6,900
174
Feb
7a
Jan
138,500
96%
1274 Jan
17b
17 b
tr.
1474
14.
30
1,000
147a
30
31
Jan
10
274
Jan-
Mar
,
874
1,000
30
127b
Jan
Jan
474 Mar
474 Mar
674 Jan
68% Mar
83% Jan
4Va Jan
374
Jan
Trans
Cuba
Inc
;
Industries
Oil
374 Mar
Jan
17
Apr
3474
Feb
30
3074
2,700
30 74 Mar
36
Jan
1
2074
2174
1,100
1774
21%
Feb
974
Feb
Ltd—
Co
Inc
class
A
Trans Lux Corp
JSfil
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continenta¥- warrants.:—
.
Mar
2074
Jan
874 Jan
374
Jan
4 Va Alar
800
3374" Alar
38 74
Feb
100
84 74 Jan
89
Jan
8,200
/
50c
62,000
1
•
5,900
600
274 Feb 1
Jan
Feb
174 Jan
74 Jan
3Va
874
Jan
Apr
2074
Jan
4
Mar
lft Apr
14% Mar
7
Jan
29 74
Jan
Feb
31% Mar
Jan
2074
Jan
974 Jan
1474
Apr
7,400
27
Feb
500
19
51/4 Feb
5,700
6V4
Mar
3074
Amer
Cont
lft
1.
Thriftniarket Inc
Trans
1774 Mar„
274 Jan
.
'
674
Jan
874
Feb
774 Mar
Feb
13 V2
15%
374 Mar
1974
Feb
Apr
174 Jan
3,000
Feb
674 Mar
14
974 Mar
31
2,300
Mar^
Feb
5474 Mar
97
64,300
674
Jan
Jan
25 74
1
474
874
9374 Jan
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets clef registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp.;
20
Toledo Edison 474%
preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A—
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
2,400
3,300
25c
Inc
5,200
2,400
Tobacco Security Trust Co
474 Mar
574
10
70c convertible preferred
374
1774
67 b
1
—
Jan
374
'
Jan
.6% Alar
2074 Jan
6574
5
—10c
774
Apr
Feb
74
pfd
2,700
5%
Jan
2,400
Co
1,900
97a
86 74
374
10,200
1
25c
*
Corporation.,
1574
1774 Mar
167 a
374
1774
674
5174
87b
974
18
Jan
4174 Feb
5174
5174-
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
574
18 74
6
5
3%
1474
—.
81,74 Mar
5,500
474
G1
574«
210
2,000
574
6474
1
91/0
4 74
20
374
5%
1
1474
77b
8,200
'
see
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
1074
10
4
1
common
Texas Power & Light $4.56
Tlicw Shovel Co common
Tllo Roofing
5%
—30c
Haynes
174 Mar
Calgary
1474
800
10c
Jan
Texas
1,100
167o
1
Inc
Jan
431/4 Mar
900
Industries
Engineering Inc,
ft Mar
Texam
17%
1674
1
Corp
HVa
Jan
7%
footnotes
Television
Tenney
1674
20c
Inc
Feb
474 Apr
574 Jan
474
474
1774
..1
Jan
Feb
4
■
167a
10
7
common
574 Mar
2274 Alar
3274
8
common—*
Apr
,1774 Feb
5
common
49
700
Jan
1474
&
Jan
374 Mar
8
£1
For
22
Jan
29
—1.50
Ryerson
74
5,900
Roosevelt Field, Inc,
—_.
Tel-A-Sign
Teleprompter
Mar
A
Co
Inc
14% Mar
9,500
Roosevelt
common
Electric
Technicolor
25
974
1174
class
common
cumulative preferred
Tampa
Thorofare
Royce Ltd—
Russeks Fifth Ave
73% Feb
B
Alar
18
600
74"
474
'
8
Inc
10
1,300
19
3274
4
1
Jan
6
9
18
1674
19
—*
Symington Wayna Corp warrants
Feb
-41%
10%
Mar
874
1774
474
Jam¬
"
1074
57 4 Mar
1774
1774
5
474
Feb
18% Mar
,
1
Alar
]274 Jan
25c
Inc
&
il 74
3,100
r
574 Jan
10-
174
«sv_50c
Inc
common
Shop
2174
-
117,800
Co—
(The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Feb
874
__
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F__...100
(I) & Sons Inc class A_.
50c
Royalite Oil Co
25
54% Jan
1374 Mar
974 Mar
—50c
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
39% Mar
38 74
39
Feb
7074
1374
23%
4%
1
4%
Jan
Jan
12,600
1274
Jan
1
Co common
5474
300
50
71
Mar
1
Stylon Corporation
Class
1974
1,400
3
Jan
Jan
1
Corporation
&
Container
&
2574 Feb
Jan
29
> 200
2074
ft
4974
Rokeach
Rolls
25
»
2474
1,000
O
distribution
Valley
2474
14%
274
J
Argentine Mining Co—
Rldgeway Corp—
'
Grande
2.700
1
Corp
Corp
Ex-liquidating
6574
1
Rico
Rio
5974
1374
10
Remington Arms Co Inc
Industrial
3474
2374
13,800
2274
6574
20%
50c
Reliance Insurance Co
Republic
3174
23%
1
(Robert) &; Co—
Reitcr-Eostcr
550
1
84
274
1174
20
(Hugo) Corp
44
2574
20
—
Jan
1574 Feb
2,500
—1
B
(J
90
2574
,
574
Jan
Mar
1174
2,800
*
Corp—
Stetson
Feb
34
l(f
Raym oncl International * Inc
Feb
Jan
374
1
(The)
(A)
Talon
1
29
2574
5774 Mar
5374 Mar
1674
3
10
Canada
1,000
Jan
Mar
1474
Sterling Aluminum Products cominon_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
33 V*
G7 4
1
2574 Mar
374
Superior Tool & Die Co
Rapid-Amerit^Pr Corp
974 Mar
1574
,
common
Alines
200
900
22%
874
8
5
Co
class
53 3 b
22
:•
Sunset International Petrol Corp—-—1
'~jml Co
,
1
(Ky)
Uranium
2474
2474
54
R
*
Alar
4174
45
10c
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred.—.
Standard Financial Corp—
Standard
Forgings Corp
8574 Jan
Q
Ramo
5% Mar
100
45
1
Stinncs
1
10 74
Jan
Jan
600
Alateriais
Stein
1174 Mar
*
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
4
1,000
Southern
Steel Parts
Jan
800
67
1,500
5
25 74
Southern
174 Jan
1074
700
72
874
9
,
^Southern California Petroleum Corp..2
8ft Mar
674 Feb
400
1174
22%
574
574
2574
of
1174
5
U1
Jan
547/a
2474
Steel
11%
3
common
Alar
/257a
Jan
2,GOO
3874
2274
46
7
2574
Instruments
2074
39
7,500
497a
187
2474
Statliam
11%
—20c
Feb
39% Mar
Mar
25
Feb
1974
11%
—100
com.
33
Jan
Jan
155
.25
Jan
11%
,11II*
4874
35
3374
10
Feb
cumulative preferred.
25
cumulative preferred—.—.J25
cumulative preferred
25
Co
1,500
2674 Feb
43,700
11II
487b
150
3874 "
158
Feb
Corp
1
50c convertible preferred.
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
83
387a
158
38
Jan
1574 Jan
74 Jan
367413774
3874
158
60
4%
6174 Jan
Jan
Jan
Stanrock
300
Jan
Mar
56
25
convertible preference
convertible preference
Starretb
li
674
13
50
Standard-Thomson
3il
Feb
5874
Standard Tube
7274 Mar
Feb
974
5774
Jan
1,400
1%
174
874
10 To
Company
Co
6,000
G6
1
Providence Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Pylc-National
775
374
21%-
1
Pugct Sound Pulp & Timber
12
7074
6,000
Fr*'
1174
5774
5% original preferred1!
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.78%
cumulative preferred
'1374
1174 Apr
6374 Jan
12
70%
Feb
Apr
1274 Mar
1
Feb
Jan
98 74 Mar
Jan
Jan
ft
5 74
34 74
67
274 Jan
174
16,300
5"
.«
2074
Feb
32
4% Mar
4% Alar
600
Products
1,500
75.000
Jan
3,900
74
v
2%
1,700
Oil
4
3%
1174
6974
Jan
2574 Jan
2574
Standard
4
4,700
Jan
3574
Standard
1074 Jan
Jan
46
3474
Standard Shares Inc
83 74
Jan
44
237b
Feb
300
36
Mar
35
Apr
2,050
$ Jan
Jan
36
Edison—
11%
2,200
6,100
25
California
13 74
50
:
Corp common
1
Oil JEo ——.——12.50
Coast
Jan
1174
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
Jan
%
1
974
874
1974
474
■
*
~X
Co
Skiatron Electronics & Telcv Corp._10c
Slick Airways Inc
—5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills——.—«-?
974
Jsm
Mar
1,300
241/4
Singer Manufacturing Co
...
20
Singer Alanufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered...—_£1
4,800
474
25
"
Feb
4074 Mar
•
common
9,500
9474
—250
Prophelr^Thc)
774 Feb
54
Publications—
1174
48
—10c
Inc
36% Mar
<
Jan
.
9974 Mar
Jan
Mar
48
31,700
i.1
474 Mar
250
33
37
374
Ltd
1374
9%
12
1074
LJLi
Alines Ltd
Jnc
Co
2,800
Mar
1% Mar
Jan
Jail
Mar
X9374
•
common
Pressed Metals of America
ProgrgaKMfg
774
6
50
IIIII
Pratt Si Lambert Co
East Dome
23 74
3,900
1
-
P R M
IV.
4,700
11%
Powdrell Si Alexander
common—-2.50
Power Corp of Canada common
_•
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Preston
12,800
74
10
.
Pneumatic Scale common
Poloron Products cluss A
Prentice-Hall Inc
6
774
7%
1
1
-—»—
174
34
6
Jan
...100
25
3674
'
"474
Venezuelan
4.08%
Feb
39
874 Mar
1074
4.32%
Jan
3674 Jan
1174
4.48%
1874 Feb
Jan
K 5,1
4.24%
Feb
Feb
74
4.56%
9
674
Precision Corp———10c
South
Jan
43 74 Mar
32y8
574
Southern
14%
Feb
35
Lighting
South
174 Mar
Mar
1,100
1
Soss
12
1474
6,600
H.
Ltd
Apr
3774 Mar
874
25
convertible
Jan
ft Jan
34%
2
Si lex Co common——
$3
28
Apr
774 Jan
774
■*
preferred
Sinclair
574
1874
Jan
3474
2
Simpson's
Jan
5};! Mar
1374
~774
3
Ltd——~—
Slmmons-Boarclman
174
6% Mar
347«
10c
B
Mines
Jan
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Creek
2 74
*
Shoe Corp of America common
Siboncy-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Silver-Alillcr
1274- Jan
974 Mar
—5
—
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Philips Electronics Inc
1,100
-
-*
—
1074 Alar
50,600
Inc—_—.—
25c
Simca American Shares——;—.5,000 fr
Clay
3,600
48,500
3274
174
—10c
>;50
Silvray
Pacific
6
1874
4% preferred ———
100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada.———*
Silver
574
17
223
$1.25
22,700
4,100
1874
—*
—
common
Breweries
Feb
1174
674
25
Class
Jan
lft Mar
12 7d
—
Sicks
174
1374
474
Sherman Products Inc
98 74 Mar
Jan
974
474 Jan
Jan
ft. Mar
774
1174
1% Jan
92%
Jan
1
1,400
1174
44,700
130
1
2,100
12
1
———10c
3%
97
49,000
17a
1174
Co Ltd———3.50
374
96
1ft
1ft
10%
1ft
lft
1974 Alar
Airlines.
Shattuck Denn Alining
Shawinigan Water & Power
97
2374 Mar
Jan
Jan
1% Jan
257 4 Mar
Jan
8Vi Mar
274
40 74 Mar
19 74 Mar
22
774
1% Mar
Jan
Jan
100
Jan
lft Mar
18% Jan
1774
18
174
100
4
Jan
14,300
37
Apr
574
14,800
25,900
18
22 3
22
574
1%
23%
18
22 3 4
9
2074 Jan
2,600
2
22 Vu
200
20 '4
3,200
w
22%
24% Mar
Mar
674
Sentry Corp
Scrrick Corp class B—_——
Servo Corp of America—
Sherwin-Williams
2014 Mar
7
6%
IVb
.ftft;.
Jan
1774 Feb
074
Seemau Bros Inc
Leather
17
4,300
1,500
574
Securities Corp Generals
Security Freehold Petroleums—
SeCburg (The) Corp
Seton
2,200
9
674
3%
Ogden Corp common.———
50c
Ohio Brass Co common.
——1
01 iio Power 4%% preferred
100
Okalta Oils Ltd
90c
Old Town Corp common—
1
40c cumulative preferred
7
High
674
Inc
Servomeehanisms
18%
22
7%
20 74
25c
—25c
1
Inc
nr
Nuclear Corp of Amcr A (Dcl.)__— 10c
V
18
33
474
87%
Ltd
.
•
30
Jan
2974 Mar
(Del)—.—
Saxon Paper Corp—.—
Say re & Fisher Co..-—
Savoy Oil
iv»
Mines
.
•
1.000
4
Ltd—
Co_
Pub
23
11% Jan
13,400
3,400
47b
•
Uranium
Warrants
7%
36 74
7%
73%
Oils
I tit
12%
35
36
Royalties Inc.——
Airlines
Northern
Scurry-Raintfow Oil
19,300
2%
lft Feb
Feb
22
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
19
4
9
50c
Ltd-——
1%
Hi"
3674
class A—
—
Pcnli
Petroleums
Sarcee
lft
13%
774
—
Railway
Cement
.
North
Jan
17% Jan
20%
1ft
—~—
Southern
American
North Canadian
274 Feb
131
Feb
110
17% Feb
Mines Ltd
Mines
Ndma Litcs Inc
Northeast
lft Mar
1,100
1,450
20
28'a
Ni pissing
Class
22 74 Mar
20'
Milling Co Ltd
16 p«sos
Sail Diego Gas & ICleetric Co-—
%
Cumulative preferred 5% series——20
Cumulative preferred 474% series_2Q
Cumulative preferred 4.40% serics_20
5.60%
preferred——*
——20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
28 Vis
20
common
Honduras Rosario—3.2
North American
2874 Jan
174 Mar
Ltd common'
Inc—;—.—-—2.50
Salem-Brositis
1 % Mar
174
Shares
High
18%
St Lawrence Corp
Sun Carlos
1,300
1ft
19 V*
Low
Par
2
i.a.
Oils-———~~—
Merchandise—
Nickel Rim
Mar
25
25
125
125
common—
574 Mar
15% Jan
% Jan
1% Jan
13,600
Land
Oils Ltd———
New
York
Feb
% Jan
1%
4,500
7,400
39,500
&
174,
1847S Mar
73,500
20 "4
&
Co—;
Feb
Jan
23,000
Arizona
Mexico
Pacific Coal
North
4%
3
Zinc.——
Jersey
New
Norfolk
%
1 74
4 74
20
13% Jan
160
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Mar
39% Mar
32% Feb
900
2,280
1%
2014
Chem
Si
New
New
Co
2,600
18
174
17%
170
173%
—
29,200
37
35%
37
~——
England Tel & Tel
4
374
374
:
4
Jan
Sales
s
Last
'
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
2%
Week
Eriday
3
STOCKS
High
Low
ENDED APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
for Week
Range
,
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
■"
.SHOCKS
3974
Feb
I
Number 5835
Volume 189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1601)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE, FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
of Prices
Low
APRIL 3
Sales
for Week
Range
Shares
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
High
LOW
High
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
11%
*.•
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment Co
Union
Stock
Yards
United Aircraft
of
9%
11%
17
Xl6%
10%
10%
BONDS
Interest
Last
17% Feb
American Stock Exchange
reriod
Sale Price
10%
Feb
11% Jan
7%
300
10
Omaha.
Products
13% Mar
16% Feb
1,500
Jan
4,700
23% Jan
7ft Jan
% Jan
49% Jan
a
11% Mar
AS F secured 6s 1947
AHanover (City of) Germany—
7s 1939 (80% redeemed)
5%
1%
1%
%
%
If,
38 %
38%
39%
300
8%
400
Products
8
common
8
.Jan-July
Central Bk of German State
& Prov Banks-
5,100
7%
8,500
5%
Feb.
35
2 ft
4% Feb
AGs
Amer
dep
rets
ord
registered
4% Jan
United JS J RR & Canal
Pacific
U S Air
Conditioning
U S Ceramic
U S Foil
U S Rubber
19%
6%
Corp
21%
6%
6 Vb
4,000
6%
7
7%
6%
8
8%
5%
7%
Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated
Universal Controls Inc
Jan
Jan
52%
2,200
2,600
50,400
400
54 Ya
79%
14
16%
15%
16%
14,200
5
55%
51
55%
s
7%
2,800
1,600
9% Mar
;
7%
7%
53
Jan
37%
Jan
102
Mar
Jan
34
18
55% Mar
Apr
Van Norman
1
8%
9%
36%
38%
1,500
5%
6%
9,500
12%
11%
13%
22,400
5%
10,700
3,300
1
1
5
4%
2
3%
3%
._25c
14%
14%
4
14%
12
12%
_
Vita Food Products
Manufacturing
•
.
-.
'
—
■
1
Jan
4%
6%
3%
Feb
Apr
9%
Jan
102%
51%
89%
39%»
40%'
5
39%
41
Ex-liquidating
Aircraft
•
$2 cumulative
Wallace &
4%
4%
.z*
75
•
13% Mar
1,600
Jan
.3
500
78
3%
1
2%
14/4 Mar
Jan
5V4 Mar
20
71
Feb
1,600
3
Jan
24
3%
Mar
Feb
78
Date
37/s Feb
Feb
Mar
March
4
1%
Jan
47'b Mar
March
10c
1%
1%
2
164,900
1%
Jan
2% Mar
•
112%
112% 113
80
April
April
rnwm
44
preference
;
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
5
Welman & Company Inc
WeUtworth Ma nufacturing.
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
109
Jan
22
3%
4
3-'it
3%
500
178
2%
2,600
pfdIZIIZl00
««
•
\
J)
32,000
117
Jan
3%
Jan
2
Jan
300
4% Feb
1
••
87
•
87
100
2Yi
3%
3%
•
-
4
87
3
37* Mar
300
?'
4
on
Westmoreland
•
% Jan
10
10
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
Indus¬
Rail-
U til-
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
trials
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
31
l
37%
Jan
25
4
%
3,000
3%
4,000
93.46
207.81
89.87
84.55
84.05
84.99
158.65
93.43
207.48
89.91
84.55
84.10
85.07
158.81
93.30
207.72
39.91
84.51
84.15
84.93
85.88
CC7.52
161.08
93.24
209.27
89.90
84.50
84.17
85.00
85.89
5
18%
18%
19%
1,100
14%
14%
15%
3,500
13%
Jan
l
6%
6%
7%
600
5% Jan
8%; Feb
l
26%
23%
26%
6,500
13% Jan
26% Apr
20
20
92%
95%
25
.
Wisconsin Pwr &r Lt 4%% pfd
(John) Industries Ltd.
Wood Newspaper Machine-
100
Wood
Woodall Industries Inc....
19% Feb
175
92 Ya
50
•
26%
1
15%
Jan
800
12%
Jan
23
200
55%
900
22% Jan
53% Mar
15
8
54%
54%
15%
23%
-2
...
common
Apr
21
Amer
5»
1
I
ft
1%
1%
2,700
20%
17%
20%
3,600
7%
1
68% Jan
7% Mar
8%
2,300
10c
114 Feb
1% Jan
Feb
20 %
Apr
7% Mar
9%
Jan
17 Ya
Fri.
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Low
AAmer Steel &
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994—June-Dee
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
No.
High
*35
groups compared
91%
Quar-Feb
June-Dec
..Jan-July
39
$125%
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
01%
2
85%
85%
12
85%
85%
1
89%
120%
83%
80
414.6
—1.0
509.3
—1.1
469.3
525.5
475.9
530.1
—1.4
—0.9
481.0
—
534.8
402.2
—-
—1.4
—0.8
0.7
-0.8
357.9
219.7
Durable
170
32
35
14
30%
Trade,
Finance
17
81
Mining
86%
1976._Jan-J«lp
<
...1974
Jan-July
April-Ocf
AprfZ-Oct
-
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3%s series A 1973
'
1973..
D
1976
E
1978
series
series
F
I
Aprif-Oct
1982
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sepf
;
;
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Water Power
3 %s
11964
Webb <fe Knapp inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s I960—
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
$101%
92%
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
7
.
Stocks
No. of
$93
90%
121
121
97%
97
$.87
65%
92%
26
88
2,981,410
3,223,220
4,949,000
3,082*570
6,914,000
278,000
328,000
141,000
15,642,380
$30,508,000
2,819,120
Wed.
April
1
Thurs.
April
April
2—
3—
„
6,080,000
123
96
100
4
63
78
82
1
82
81%
82
83%
83
100
.
|/
90
100%
106
104 %
104 % 104%
90%
86%
$90%
64
1
106
2
ii
9
86%
——
24
—
72%
18
100% 100%
6
$99
82%
91
88%
98% 100%
105
105%
107%
104
o
2
71
$4,000
34,000
17,890,000
21,421,800
418,457,500
16,006,020
299,654,000
$18,656,000
$439,884,300
$315,698,020
Stocks
86
92
CO
65
101% 103
93»%
96%
69%
72 Ya
99
99
$82,000
85,000
2,012,995
1,992,495
69,000
4,000
2,000
7,000
1,839,590
92,000
79,000
1,790,050
110,000
1,000
19,000
130,000
9,756,705
$428,000
$11,000
$47,000
$486,000
1
2
p*S»._
——-
3
-
$12ZO66
101,000
88,000
9,000
Jan. 1 to April 3
Week Ended April 3
1959
Stocks—No. of Shares
Total
Bond*
Bonds
—2,121,575
Mar. 31
Wed.
Total
Foreign
Corporate
$4,000
Tues.
April
Thurs. April
Fri.
April
Bonds
$78,000
Mar. 30—.
;
Foreign
Government
1958
1958
1959
X756.705
—
2,638,245
137,376,392
39,630,866
$428,000
$309,000
24,000
$7,483,000
$4,731,000
11,000
506,000
47,000
5,000
357,000
551,000
419,000
$486,000
$338,000
$8,346,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign government.
Foreign corporate——
-11
100%
97
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
87
90
Domestic
(No. of
102% 105%
89
90%
6
101% 102
.
93
13
64
$97
84
91%
12
90%
—
81
82
3
/
105% 105 %
71%
.—I
86%
106
101'.'3
$31,951,000
4,000
80
-
$760,000
$1*000
96%
80
90
86%
$1,443,000
30,508,000
1958
,
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
j
92
1
93
8,638,467
—
April 3
143,337,731
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
48
93
100%
—
■
82
90
15,6421,380
1959
ill,383,951
90%
80
83
Jan. 1 to
April 3
1958
Bonds—
95
86
120
93%
$83
$31,951,000
$1,443,000
1959
Total
92%
93
Sales
5,711,000
5,227,000
6,408,000
7,055,000
Railroad and Industrial™
87
Bond
Bonds
97%
80
$81%
Government
371,000
Foreign
103
<92
Total
United States
Bonds
Bonds
8325,000
U. 8. Government
13
67
261.3
International Bank
98
2
—
263.2
360.4
87,225,000
5,340,000
2,936,060
Mar. 31
1271%
81% "82%
93
97%
155.5
400.5
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
Week Ended
0
90%
222.6
87,550,000
Mar. 30—
I'mal
85
121
332.2
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel
Shares
139% 176
101%
..
93%
93%
04
290.6
373.3
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
97
92%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dee
June-Dee
..^Jane-Aug
174
82%
$89%
May-Nou
J an-July
Feb-A7/0
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Washington
81 %
...Feb-Anp
1981
4%s series I 1982..
4%s series J 1982
4%s series K 1983
—
*97
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
...
1979
3%s series G
4%s series H
12
117% 124%
82%
Jan -July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Anp
-
3%s
122
June-Dec
May-Nov
Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s, 1981
-Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62
3s
$87
....May-Nop
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
1976
346.5
417.2
512.3
High.
Stocks—No. of Shares
_
O
$98%
ApriZ-Oct
1971
2%s series
3%s series
402.1
86%
1
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
3%s 1970
B
222.1
84
Public Service, Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998. J an-July
series
and Service
353.1
399.3
w
220.3
343.6
—,
—
47
84
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Power 1st mortgage 3 %s 1968
3s
98
82%
Ohio
3s
97%
165
England Power 3%s 1961
-Nippon Electric Poiyer Co Ltd—
mortgage
39%
84
New
,
56%
33%
34
Midland Valley RR 4s 1063
1st
47.
6
170
National Research Corp—
5s convertible subord debentures
National Theatres 5%s debentures
■
348.3
Transjx»rtatlon
Utility
Fri.
9
'
36
Jan-July
,
Realization
Goods
Non-Durable Goods
87%
85%
50"
-
Low
High
Composite
—410.3
Manufacturing
•__,
503.6
45
Trust 6% % iiq tr ctfs_
conv debs 1967.
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Power
'
-1958-1959-
Percent
94%
122%
—.—.May
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
Altalian
47%
major industry
and lows for the
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
,
35
with the preceding week and with highs
follows (1939== 100):
of the common
Clian««
Tues.
..Jlloy-Nov
Alst mortgage es series B 1993..
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
2
Alar. 20,'59
Mon.
L&ckawanna of N J Division—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993.
4
103.19 Jan
Low
Mar. 27,'59
High
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
,
2
72.75 Jan
108.79 Mar
—
current year are as
Range Since
Low
44%
—June-Dec
Bethlelwm Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
-
High
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Jan. 1
Sold
3
102.82 Dec 31
—
-
Range for 1959
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices
stock for week ended March 27, 1959, for composite and by
Week's Range
1
Apr.
Low
105.54
105.66
105.86
Thurs. Apr. 2
•New
American Stock Exchange
1—
Apr.
Feb
28% Feb
15% Mar
26% Feb
7% Mar
40e
.
-
Wed.
High
105.78
31—
Jan
100
(F W) Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Mar.
Kange for 1958
106.41
Mar. 30—
Jan
4: Mar
21% Feb
16% Mar
Jan
14%
85.91
(35 Stocks)
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
25% Mar
Jan
85.87
Mar
1%
Jan
2%
■
159.10
41% Mar
17% Jan
_.lo
,
„
8,500
1%
,
23%
4
l
Williams (R C) & Co—:
Wilson Brothers common
preferred
1
1
23%
..1
1
40
Bonds
601.71
Compiled by
34% Feb
Jan
.10c
common
Willlams-McWilliams Industries:
Woolworth
400
Holiday
Holiday
Total
10
Util¬
ities
602.65
0*(e—
Mar
35
31% Mar
~
White Eagle Internat Oil Co..
Woodley Petroleum
34
27% Feb
27%
Wichita River Oil Corp..
Wickes (The) Corp...
5,fo
800
33%
34
34
4 ties
602.94
% Jan
Jan
roads
-—
-
Jan
lo
Inc
White Stores Inc
81
ft
—-Bonds-
-Stocks30
Tues.
12,200
transaction
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Mon.
%
n Under-the-rule
y
Slock and Bond Averages
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord shares.
Is
Western Tablet & Stationery common.*
Westmoreland Coal.
20
-
d Ex-interest,
range),
Over-the-CoiHiter Industrial Stock Averages
,'
;'t
91% Jan
Mar
2% Mar
7,600
Jan
% Jan
in year's
h Ex-principal,
dividend,
•
the
are
•'2IZZZZZIZ.
4% Feb
2ft
Ex-stock
g
range),
(not Included
'
...
.
31--—..
25% Mar
1/256 Mar
3
l
45
US Mar
<
wj V
2rf
;
29%
Jan
1/256 1/256
l
1.23
1%
:
'
44%
•
..
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Development Co
Western Leaseholds Ltd
42%
distribution,
27..--,..
March
Feb
3%
4,300
65,100
36%
3%
30
,__l
(Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
...
'•'•—
$56
Deferred delivery transaction
a
Ex-dividend,
x
Below
L.1
preferred
Tlernan Inc
Precision Instrument Co
series
8
4%
100
:
Webb & Kimpp Inc
$6
7-7 it
*
.
Waitt & Bond Inc
Waltham
7%
Co
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7% preferred
$80
$100%
r Transaction fbr cash (not included irf year's range).
tEx-dls—
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
$Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during "the current week.
SReported In receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum/' cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-frust certificates;
"w 1," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
listed
Waco
....
48 Ya
4% Jan
19% Jan
500
•••'
101%
5% Mar
14%
.
(not included In year's
15% Mar
Jan
3% Jan
400
•
...
7
f
10% Feb
44j/2 Jan
6% Apr
6
Jan;
35% Mar
1,600
38%
6%
Victoreeq (The) Instrument Co
Vlneo
CorpnraHnn
Virginia iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
9%
5
Industries warrants.
186%
50%
tribution.
Vglspar Corp common
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
••••$80
224%
$60
May-Nov
18
215
186%
—.
.
$15ya
$140
May-Nov
180
16%
$223%
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
stamped
•No par value,
Feb
8
6% Jan
,$192
180
$17%
50%
Feb
51
$180
1952
1947
1949—
High
50%
Feb
13% Jan
199,500
Feb
32
....
45
6%s
(Provj
Low
$180
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
6%s
Jan. 1
,
No.
Rio de Janeiro stamped
Feb
14
7s
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
High
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
_April-Oci
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972.
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2%s 2008__..Mar-Scpt
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jtn 1 1997....
Jan-July
Apr
9% Mar
3% Jan
2% Jan
1% Jan
Waterways
Munic
(Plan A). 2 %s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
13% Mar
Feb
66%
Co..
30-
Maranhao
4%
49
Cons
AHanover
21% Mar
7% Jan
9%
41%
2,900
47%
Oil
Universal Insurance.
Universal Marion Corp
Universal Winding
Utah-Idaho Sugar
188% Mar
700
12
52%
-
R
Jan
5%
&
_
Jan
2,200
11%.
49%
(3%
Co
11%
50%
Tile
class
20%
.Feb-Aug
1951
Port
A German
1952
A
series B
Danzig
16% Mar
180
-
Aluminum
series
A 6s
Jan
United Molasses Co Ltd—
United
Friday's
$135
...
ft Jan
5
11?,
United Milk
1951
Apr
1% Mar
5%
united Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Corp
7s
800
United Asbestos Corp
io
(Germany)
9,300
9%
United Cuban Oil Inc
ABaden
Mar
9% Mar
8%
common.
27
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Jan
8%
United "Elastic
Week's Rang*
Friday
Corp
Total
-
$5,701,000
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1602)
.
.
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Par
American Motors
American Sugar
American
Tel
Tel
&
Anaconda Company
Eostoh
Edison
Co
Personal
Boston
Calumet
Cities
Southern
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
38'/a
2,812
38Vs
190
38%
239% 148 %
247%
26
Feb
Feb
224 %
Jan
509
60%
Jan
Apr
74% Mar
63%
63%
2,824
69%
64%
58%
325
59
Feb
53
Jan
62
58%
Oil
(Ind)
Oil
(N
Gas
&
Fuel
20%
20%
50
18
Jan
22%
Texas
Feb
57%
59%
36
58%
Feb
64%
Jan
Assoc.—___10
30
30%
1
1%
148
28%
Jan
1,395
%
Jan
6%
1st preferred class A——100
49%
49%
10
46
Mar
35
35
15
35
Mar
42
B
Motor
100
.—
100
7%
69%
70
144
69 %
Apr
56%
57%
516
50%
Feb
59
79%
83%
2,781
74%
Feb
47%
48%
328
44% Mar
3876
47
3874
Apr
44
110%
434
9674
Jan
10%
85
5
Gillette Company
——.
island
Co
Creek
Copper
Boston
Loew's
Lone
Coal
Star
Maine
50
common
Theatres
Central
—25
Corp——
RR
Co
5%
4
New
Service Companies—
England Eleptric System—
Ehgland Tel & Tel Co
Olin
Mathieson
3274
13
1
20%
Mar
117%
12
3274
Apr
37
106
1274
Jan
14
S
850
6c
154
Jan
19c
Jan
21%
160
Jan
413
4276
Feb
311
1376
Feb
182
32 76
Jan
10
2976
Jan
125
5674
Jan
39
40
337
3376
Jan
29%
30
1,082
2876
Jan
32%
41
42
2,122
41
Jan
45
25
48%
46%:
5076
4574
Jan
Corp common
U S Rubber Company—.—
U S Smelting Ref & Min Co..
Co—
930
—
Consolidated
Continental
Detroit
*'■
Electric
General
Motors
Ball
———
14%
Feb
1674
50
27%
Jan
34
Jan
1674 Mar
4076
110
4074 Mar
45
41%
347b
574
34% Mar
37 76
Jan
91%
Jan
5%
Jan
6
1276
Jan
14
13
'Mar
I2
1076
1076
10
47%
4876
142
44
66%
6774
200
60
5
—
,
10
4574
1
31
4674
no
2976
2
31
29 7 «
2.50
2976
55
1,951
Mar^„
1076 Mar
44
'
1076 Mar
4876 Mar
Jan
6774
Apr
Jan!
46 74
S
Unlisted
American
Cyanamid
American
Telephone
85%
8574
87%
1,188
33
33%
200
33
Apr
3474
40
29%
Jan
3874
67%
55
5374
Jan
25
Jan
25
50
—
Jan
74
Mar
65% Mar
73
Mar
2376
Jan
21%
22%
668
19%
Jan
2976
22%
41%
75
Radio
220
26
Apr
41
4076
41
311
3976
Jan
44
Mar
5474
Sherman
5474
566
4974
Feb
57
59
2,864
51%
Feb
59
Mar
2376
2276
2376
2,230
1874
Jan
25
Mar
47
45
47
4
4
.
—
3
22%
-1
Corp
Young Spring
29
Feb
327s Mar
250
20%
Jan
237b Feb
2 50
674
Jan
13
100
574
Jan
7
Feb
Jan
34
Mar
13
1176
6%
3 2 76
33%
13
13
k
32
1,849
Feb
4
Mar
1074
Jan
1%
1%
1,500
176
Jan
1474
690
1376
Jan
—
276
2%
520
276
Jan
22 76
274
300
1974
Jan
24 %
Jan
2976
Jan
—
200
4% Jan
Jan
1374
—
Apr
176 Jan
Feb
1576
3
Mar
2774
27%
27%
100
2776
Apr
4176
41
4174
4,760
367b
Feb
4176 Mar
2474
5%
1176
2474
346
2474
Apr
574
420
474
Jan
25% Mar
6% Feb
1176
230
11%
Jan
1274 Mar
274
3274
2 76
1,501
2 74
3274
3376
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2%
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30%
1576
1,185
976
Jan
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2374
580
21%
Apr
24% Jan
—
1474
21%
476
4 76
400
—
1176
12%
2,016
—
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—
13 76
32 74
1376
3 2 74
175
100
—
276 Feb
567
Apr
Jan
1
Wire
&
Midwest Stock
A
compilation
374 Jan
1076 Mar
"1
474 Mar
15%
14
Jan
11
Jan
-
Jan
Mar
34% Mar
3276 Mar
Echange
of the round-lot transactions only
Jan
1574 Mar
Jan
1676
50
Mar
Apr
55% Feb
4476 Jan
_
Admiral
Investment
Brass
Mfg
Allis-Chalmers
Manufacturing—
44
Jan
125
2276
Feb
2476 Mar
American
Can
3574
35%
30
35%
Apr
38%
American
Cyanamid
35%
3776
167
2776
Feb
3776
Apr
53%
5474
69
53%
Apr
60%
Jan
American
Rad
8376
85 Vb
68
7574
Jan
8676 Mar
American
Tel St Tel
22574
153% 15374
5774
5974
103
5074
Jan
5874 Mar
59
Feb
6674
Feb
837b
Apr
Armco
10
221
.
5974
58
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
74
Mar
5076
Feb
64%
5774
Apr
64% Jan
4976 Mar
Aluminum
Jan
Am
Motors
Feb
236% Mar
American
Feb
15574 Mar
American
Viscose
51%
Feb
Apr
Amurex
Oil
58
6374
65
8376
226
44%
4674
1,148
4474 Mar
51
Jan
2074
Armour
19%
2074
170
1774
Jan
20 74
Apr
Ashland
4476
4374
4374
15
3974
Jan
38
40%
319
2874
Feb
Apr
4276 Mar
4774
4774
4874
60
43%
Jan
4474
49 74
4374
4574
155
39
Jan
47% Mar
Feb
43%
45
152
4076
Jan
67
6774
245
67
Apr
7974
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4974
4974
4974
50
48
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51
45
Mar
3276
65
29%
Feb
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&
$1.50
85
.
—
42.
4,200
17%
Feb
22% Mar
16
1
8
10
1274
14
450
5%
5
14%
1776
1,700
1,300
5
1074
10
Jan
Feb
57^
1276 Jan
2,800
Apr
Jan
1476 "Apr
Feb
11% Mar
1174
1074
1176
4776
46
4776
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4576
Jan
11%
1174
300
976
Jan
13 74 Mar
28
29
1,100
2676
Feb
30 74-Mar
28%
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53
Feb
5%
105%
Feb
11474
Apr
2674 Mar
29%
Mar
90% -Jan
81
2874
2974
5,100
2874
Apr
33%
30 74
3176
2,200
2476
Jan
32
600
2074
Feb
84
2274
2376
4676
46
4874
2,700
46
Apr
50%
5374
5374
55%
3,100
4674
Feb
57% Mar
70%
70%
200
5374
Jan
70%-Mar
3474
2574
Feb
5
100
.
37.74
247%
38%
11,200
1574
1574
239% 247%
1,500
15 %
Jan
700
23374
Jan
..
Feb
^
24% Mar
43%
Jan
Jan
17% Feb
24774
107
Apr
Jan
9974
98%
9974
300
96
25
4474
44
44%
600
"37 76
Jan
.45 74 Mar
3%
200
376
Jan
4% Feb
68
69%
1,800
6076
65%
67 34
700
2676
27
2174
22%
3,400
3476
3474
29%
30
374
-5
6974
10
5
Refining
common
1
preferred
2276
•
10
Products
Jan
Mar
23
50
(Un)
(Un)
2nd preferred
Topeka & Santa Fe—
2976
Jan
74
Mar
65% Mar
73
Mar
23%
Jan
30% Feb
19
Jan
22%
Apr
100
3276
Jan
34%
Apr
2.800
2776
Jan
31
Jan
500
10 74
1074
100
10
Feb
1076 Mar
4874
4876
150
2474
Jan
28 74 Feb
267s
10
4
Corp.
Jan
Atlantic
Avco
Refining Co
Manufacturing Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
10 1
62
84%
8574
68
8474
Apr
9074
Jan
15%
1676
55
1574
Apr
2076
Jan
Bethlehem
2976
1676
3076
185
26%
Jan
3176
Feb
Boeing
170
48
Jan
Mar
5174
4674
Jan
4774
55
41
54
55
46
4474
6774
67%
Feb
•
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4674
3
13%
2676
600
44
Jan
5076
1276
1374
6,400
10%
Jan
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1676
1.600
Jan
13
1676
Jan
16Va
*
(Un).
7076
70%
7174
200
6676
Jan
71%' Apr
10
3574
3474
3574
900
30
Jan
35% Mar
1,000
68
Jen
1576
14
Apr
52 76 Mar
5074
—
10
34 % Mar
6274
5076
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common
(111)
&
non-cum
Athey
81
500
84
2874
317s
25
(Un).
A
conv
Atchison
20
47%
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(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Co
Oil
San
Corp
Company
6274
4274
.
20%
15
574
.—7
—i
5
Co
class
Co
Steel
2676
5
—
page
19%
16
Jan
«
see
2076
10
Common
4376
5
Socony Mobil
Jan
12.50
& Foundry
Tobacco
14274
80%
10
.
Apr
33
(Un)_l
(Un)
Corp.—
203
5976
Co
Si Stand
55
_
_
71%
Jan
1
_—
(Un)_„
Co
American Machine
4674
|
(Un)
Broadcast Paramt Theatres
55
4074
10
_
Feb
26%
Apr
62
$.3333
Oil
51%
1,400
*
Airlines
American
5674
.
.
2,000
3076
1
America
of
Co
Aluminium Ltd
145
'
83%
12
—
71 Va
2874
Jan
75 Vb
66
1476
68%
2676
Corp
High
6874
3076
—50c
1
Alleghany Corp (Unl
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Allied Paper Corp
24%
3976 Mar
■
-
Low
71%
1
-
45
11474
__
Range Since Jan. L
High
1
5
Castings
Discounts
&
5876
.
R
Shares
:5
common
Co
Corp
Aluminum
Advanced
for Week
10
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
24
5
Glass
Low
Par
Akron
14
Range.
of Prices
Sale Price
Abbott
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
45
3274
-
For footnotes
346
Jan
14
—__1
:
57%
24
__
St Regis Paper
Sears.
Roebuck
276
674
32 74
13
1.
10
:
—
43
*
Petroleum
376
1176
—
—
5074 Jan
Mar
680
1,400
22%
32%
22%
—
45
18,099
Apr
3%
3276
3%
-—10
Product^
Udylite
.37
5
_
5476
—
59
5
Studebaker-Packard
1576
*
Corp.
Register
Central
Jan
5
1
.
——
64 %
5
Sinclair
Apr
:—2
Corp
72%
Distillers
Republic Steel
"
Apr
3
Tel
1
—.—
Oil
Standard
,-Scotten Dillon
Aid
1076
c,
Pure
1974
26
1
———
—4-,-
Rudy Manufacturing
Feb
2
&
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips
Jan
100
0
Co
&
1576
•
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R
Rockwell
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59%
—
Penn
(H
69%
3
National Dairy
Owens-Hl
Riekel
72%
1%
.
Lead
943
'
64%
1
Monsanto Chemical
York
17%
26
_10
(The)
25
'80
5
Montgomery Ward
Ohio
100
51
15374
International Harvester
National
16%
50
2.50
_
Greyhound
Cash
13
16%
41%
5
National
60%
10
42
85 %
_
Tel
17
26
Jan
277
5
^National
Jan
12%
—
Motors
17%
26
1
5776 Mar
6 8 76
7
Dept Stores
Corp
106
5076
68%
16%
_
Kodak
Jan
1
——
Brewing
American
Light
General Dynamics
General Electric
Mead
Jan
Feb
27%
*
Pord
International
Apr
96%
47
22
10
Electric
DuPont
Genera)
Jan
4276
15%
2.50
5
1
Si
6,433
Apr
1276 Mar
4776 Mar
3
:
5
:
Ohio
Dow Chemical
Eastman
247%
50
98%
46% Mar
26%
_10
Wright
Federated
Jan
68 76
1
System
Power
4574
———
Co—
Si
25
*
So
45%
4576
10
1
Products
25
Burlington Ind
Chesapeake & Ohio
Corp
payton
22476
5
—
Chrysler
Curtiss
40
280
8
m
Columbus
54%
65%
13
^
Steel
221
27%
5
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
43
4876
98%
—1
Avco
31%
54 Va
10
Service
Feb
8974 Mar
23976 147%
54%
*
City Products
Columbia Gas
Jan
31%
247%
Oil
Cities
Jan
1176
__—
—
Chemical
v.
Corporation —
3174 Mar
73%
46%
46%
*—10
(111)
Boeing
1376
505
374
—
6776 Mar
Telegraph—100
Si
Armco Steel
Bethlehem
2,970
1276
1
Feb
67%
32%
67%
1
:
Ashland
1476
1276
5
,———.
Feb
3274
—12.50
Tobacco
Armour
1376
—
Stocks
Airlines
Can
American
—
Friday
American
American
Anaconda
4476 Mar
64%
15%
29% Mar
Jan
*
Printing
Feb
Jan
3474'Jan
2976
32%
5
—
37
5176
Feb
29 76 Mar
1
:—
common
—„
Prophet Company
100 74 Mar
Jan
"
1,369
—
Rustproof
Pfeiffer
Feb
12
Mar
2,317
——10
Refineries
Davis
Parker
Feb
100
30
4
276
1,238
42%
—1
Bearing
&
Screw
Parke
Feb
208
-
Jan
4
Mar
64 76
1.66%
Inc——
Murray
Feb
50%
261
574
12
52 74
Jan
283
14
Mar
4174
.
—
Industries
Michigan
Feb
15
5
.
Rapid
New
120
130
10
—
Picher
Kroger
.
36%
16%
*
A-
137b Mar
Jan
1574
14
25
20
63 %
—
Corp
Electric Motors
Masco
Jan
3276
3374
*
Apr
Jan
436
4176
——-————
Leonard
High
34%
5%
Yards
Jan
23 76
3
—:
— -
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
Lansing Stamping
4376
—12.50
—
174
2
6476
Trailer
Goebel Brewing
Graham Paige
Apr
Apr
99% 100
3
1
Co
Motor
Fruehauf
Ironite
4074
99 %
Jan
5
Ex-Cell-O
Howell
10
9
276
321
374
—
1
Mar
1574
34%
High
100
2
—1
17
16
*
LOW
276
1%
Mar
33%
15%
50
Lunkenheimer
-
50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2376
1
_—
208
8.50
com
Hobart
-
1276
3674
Shares
276
2
1
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
1276
for Week
of Prices
—
1
Detroit Steel Corp
for Week
36%
1
.
8076 Mar
Shares
Sales
Range
10
—
Jan
High
Exchange
Week's
Low
20
LOW
Range
10
5
Telephone
U
56% Jan
Edison
Drewrys
Jan
Sales
of Prices
Low
1
i.—
Procter & Gamble
Randall class B
80% Mar
Jan
Paper
Motors
Feb
1474
7076
——————,.8
Carey
Champion Paper
Art
Jan
Jan
25
Ford
687
*
Gibson
100
54 Vb
.
Feb
78%
Week's
Corporation
Burroughs
Mar
76%
77%
20
Burger
Eagle
57% Mar
43% Mar
Jan
Mar
71%
Chrysler Corp
58% Mar
160
Last
;
Dixie Ice Cream
89
6
:
85
16%
67
1
„
17
Feb
13174 Mar
10
5
38
16%
—1——
Tissi#
3374
4
130
Jan
Feb
Feb
7674
.
Jan
34
Sale Price
Crystal
92
48
54%
Mfg
Apr
19
79
Par
Stk
41%
8976
35
54%
—
——
Apr
3374
79
STOCKS
Un
1574
121%
92
Last
33%
55
33%
Friday
Transit
10
25
76'/a
Budd Company
Buell Die Si Machine—.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
1676
5576
1$
8676 Jan
10
46 76
53%
12.50
Electric
Houdaille
Cincinnati
1674
5574
Feb
Feb
130 72 1 31%
Par.
Hoover
Cincinnati
64% Jan
Mar-
7/b
—12.50
—
———
79
5
100
System Inc———
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Si
75
41%
Corp —
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
50
-
—
Waldorf
Gas
75
.16.66%
Brown-McLaren
51 % Mar
Mach
Cincinnati
79%
Shoe
Allen
64% Mar
41% Mar
30
j—
Co
Piano
7576
131%
•••
1976 Jan
38% Mar
32% Mar
41%
Balcrank
IC
Sale Price
4976 Mar
17 Vb
•
Baldwin
59
85
Friday
184% Mar
6376
Laundry
-
66
STOCKS
Jan
62
American
201
1276
Detroit Stock
Feb
19 76
Inc.———'*
Stop & Shop Inc——_.————.-1
Torrington Co
—-•
Webster
Aeronca
Apr
Jan
23%
63
5
Steel—
Woolworth
Jan
15%
17%
2,5'0
■
RR
59%
575
-5
—
Westinghouse
Mar
32
Mass
S
U
Jan
Jan
37%
Vermont &
Jan
4976
Feb
56
52%
3676 Apr
58% Jan
"
36 %
United Shoe
247/e
Feb
5074
4976
51
12%
Jan
32
Fruit
Feb
4674
2276
47%
62 %
—
Feb
United
*
vita
21%
23%
52
10
Jan
*
&
Feb
Feb
4676
50
Association
Stone
Feb
5476
Mar
98%
2,283
174
Corp——5
10
9
300
20%
170
Jan
18
11c
20%
100
Pennsylvania RR Co—
Rexall Drug
Co——
Shawmut
34%
GO
497a
Carbide
Rubber
S
U
Jan
110
13
10c
20
6%
110
105% 106
1
National
Chem
32%
pfd—100
Narragansett Racing Association
New
83%
1
8
Corp
Cement
High
48
5576
—25
83% Mar
4876 Jan
Inc-
Compay——
General Electric Co
Kennecott
Low
3676
55
—
81% Jan
5
Edison
Union
50% Mar
preferred class
preferred adj
5%
Range Since Jan. i
High
—1
Co--—
Toledo
33% Feb
1% Mar
6%
Ford
(Ohio)———,
Shares
3676
-
7
Studebaker Packard
Mar
5
Eastern Mass St Ry common——100
First National Stores
Oil
3676
-
25
J)
'
U
Eastern
Rand
Standard
248%
10
Co
*
50c
——
Standard
Standard
Low
8
for Week
65% Mar
30
Railway
Sperrj
High
43% Jan
43% Mar
67%
Trust-
Inc
Shares
Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Southern
34%
50
25
Week's
Last
Sale Price
377a
100
——
Prop
Hecla
Si
Service
37'/a
25
3
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
Corp
Refining corn-
APRIL
Sales
Range
Sale Trfoe
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Last
WEEK
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
FOR
42
66%
45%
;
3
67% Mar
64 %
Feb
47%
Bastian-Blesisng
Belden
Booth
7476
Brown
Steel
Airplane
Fisheries
Bnrg-Warner
&
Corp
62
44
Jan
47
116
3976
Jan
4574
6674
3
62 76
Feb
67 Vb
Feb
Burroughs
46%
21
4476 Mar
52 Va
Jan
Burton-Dixie Corp
Budd
Corn
176
50%
41%
(Un)__—
(Un)
176
4,400
1%
Feb
2
Mar
55%
Feb
41%
.41
50% Mar
1,200
40
46%
Jan
Mar
25
1,300
20%
Jan
25% Mar
40%
4076
4,800
3874
Feb
42 % Mar
1774
17%
2,000
1776 Mar
17% Mar
25% Mar
2476
2374
2476
2,100
1974
Jan
1
16
16
1676
1,000
1476
Jan
4176
41
%
4274
1,400
3676
Feb
2276
2276
200
2074
Jan
12.50
78% Mar
2,600
5
-5
1
75
52
25
4076
1
1
Industries
176
5176
5
Company
Burlington
71
7476
8
5
Corp
Bigelow—
4674
Jan
(Un)
5
PI
5
Corp
4274
Mar
Co
Bendix
Aviation
Corp——
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
Apr
6074>-Mar
Jan
Co
Manufacturing
-
Number 5835
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*
—
—
■
(1603)
$5
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
,
Hecla
&z
Calumet
Canadian
Export
Canadian
Pacific
Carrier
Corp
Celanese
Corp
Centlivre
Ltd
Gas
Central
Illinois
10
Chemetron
.1
24
25
Chesapeake
30'/a
100
29%
Jan
32% Mar
Missouri
44
200
43% Mar
48% Jan
32 3 a
600
27
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monsanto Chemical Gin)
%
12,500
3%
300
553 4
%
6
64 %
65
43%
43%
100
24 Va
800
23%
33
Mar
6
Jan
% Mar
Jan
Feb
Motorola
Apr
Mount
50c
24% Mar
Feb
Jan
57
Mar
Feb
36
Jan
300
66%
Jan
200
25 y8
Jan
25%
200
25
37
100
37
200
30
25
71%
69%
71%
Fac
_•
26%
26 V'8
25%
37
(Un)
Mfg
River
High
113%
Jan
137
600
36%
Jan
44
Feb
80
87%
2,450
78% Mar
92
Jan
*
18
18
16%
Jan
19% Jan
1,000
39
Jan
47% Mar
3,900
40% Feb
58% Jan
41%
50
2
44 Va
44 V*
45%
«
-
43%
43Vt
44%
81
83%
200
2%
15,000
4
12,000
3
convertible
Low
1,700
41%
13.60
Cenent
(The)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40%
10
Inc
Vernon
Shares
130% 137
•
Fuel
Montgomery Ward & Co
30%
31 y8
&
Portland
Apr
'
43%
Feb
-40
••• 65
■*
•
Min
Mississippi
Jan
54
57
30%
Paul &
3Vh
Minnesota
21%
56%
30%
(Un)
Ohio Ry
&
2 %
57
—
Chicago Miiw St
5,400
Apr
Low
Par
2%
1
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1,100
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600
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45
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76
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Feb
49%
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42%
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9% Mar
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67% Mar
28% Feb
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24% Mar
23%
9%
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Whirlpool
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Jan
19%
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Jan
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United Air Lines Inc
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Jan
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18%
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34%
37
8%
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Union Electyic Co (Un)
Union Oil of California
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400
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28%
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53
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Jan
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93
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39
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100
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200
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45
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Jan
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233
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Pepsi-Cola Co
35%
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61 %
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35%
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1,800
86% Mar
200
6%
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18 y8
28% Mar
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76%
23%
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22%
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Granite
Gray Drug
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1
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60
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Jan
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Chemical
Co
Jan
Electronics Corp
Goodyear
Jan
47%
Jan
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24%
Jan
32
42%
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18%
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Co
(The)
Gillette
Gliden Co
650
400
,
2
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Products
Parker Pen
43%
5
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'Gerber
Paramount
Apr
34%
5
Finance
&
Feb
37%
.
900
Utilities
Telephone
Geji
Pan
32%
Jan
600
Inc.:
Corp
Motors
Public
General
Feb
Jan
27%
20%
Corp
Dynamics
•General
Jan
27%
23
Electric Co
General
35%
203%
10
General
100
400
500
35%
1
Feb
.
Mar
22%
——_
General
Mar
38
20%
Inc.:
Contract
General
13
Jan
300
—
100
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(Un)
Olin-Mathieson
Feb
*
22%
Corp
Candy
28
.27%
-V ..42%
—
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i
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Natural
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General
co
10%
26
43%
229!a-:
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Amer
General
Oklahoma
225% 229%
f.
(Un}_ 5
—
General
Jan
oil
Pfizer
_lo
Trailer Co.
Fruehauf
57%
84
—
5
Corp
Dairies
50% Mar
common
Manufacturing
1
Phonograph
Co.
Motor
400
'
26%
3
Pirstamerica Corp
Foremost
-
1
(Un).—
Flour Mills of America
Ford'
52%
45%
Gas
Brewing
-
Ohio
45
(Un)—
Nemours
&
Jan
24%
—8
Ohio Edison Co
29%
Oak
Parke Davis
....v_10
Natural
60% Mar
Feb
!
l
common
Paso
Jan
26%
56%
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Co
56
500
32 Va
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200
27%
(Allen B)
Inc
i
...
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57%
55%
84%
L
Inc
Jan
Feb
32%
1
>5
(Uni
Mar
4,800
5
Co
Ry
Airlines
28
37%
5^
Gas
Northwest Bancorporatlon
63 % Mar
28%
Co.:
Apr
as
Corp
Corp
Pacific
50
38%
Inc
Feb
Northern Indiana Public Service Co..
Northern Natural Gas Co
.10
Jan
34%
Co
USA
Ltd
71
18% Mar
Jan
f.,28%
20
1,800
28% Mar
23% Jan
% .38%
(Un)_l
Co
Dodge Manufacturing
Dow.
—
69
Jan
56
500
32%
Mar
Jan
38
5,200
—2
10
52
17
900
25
Corp.___l_.—
30% Jan
Jan
25%
6,700
12%
v.
Feb
39%
48%
250
2.200
36%
1-
26%
1,300
8,800
27
33%
(Un)
1,700
48%
18%
46
12%
America
Corp
28
27%
61
.25
;
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Jan
26 y4
18%
26%
57%
12%
6
13
27%
60
35
Controls Co of America
Crane
•
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Motors
27%
5
49% Mar
Feb
66
51
%
Jan
10
67%
27%
...
27
•
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America
of
Corp
45%
1.33%
j
34%
2,000
27%
44 3 4
60%
1
Corp
Co
Power
Consumers
25
common
Foods
1,050
12%
Northern states Power Co—
23%
s.%
47'A
46 Va
28%
(Un)
34%
3,100
10
Jan
45
'
RR
American
Apr
64%
66% Apr
117
11%
North
"
Rights
I
Co
Mfg
64%
23%
•
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&
(Minnesota)
Columbia
(Un)
59%
50%
v
52%
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Co
20 «/8
•
51%
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York
Co
3 4 Va
.
59%
15
Gypsum
59%
64%
10
common
New
185
185
25
"
Inc
Fuel
Colorado
30%
2,500
5
Cliff's
Co
100
143«
8.50
:
.
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Coleman
33%
12%
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—
____
&
Gas
Cities Service Co
Cleveland
1
33%
12%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Apr
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
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Chicago
Mar
88% Mar
Jan
2%
Apr
•
88
5
17%
•
124% 124%
5
100
84%
Jan
90%
Mar
Jan
w-e
127/a Jan
18
Apr
Jan
130
Mar
117
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
..
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
(1604)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
APRIL 3
ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Sale Price
Vf'-VIndustries
ACF
—3*
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Corp common
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
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American
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American
imerican
(Un)_l
(Un)
Co
(The!
(naeuiida
Oil
Refining Co
Atlas Corp
(Un)
Warrants (Un)
Corp
Steel
Oil
Stores
Budd
Budget Finance
6%
preferred
Bunker
Hill
57
15%
1,411
42
345
Mar
18%
Jan
25%
Feb
43%
Jan
115
44%
Feb
53% Mar
15%
1,149
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
49
473
46%
Jan
56%
Feb
439
96
Apr
45
433
37%
Fe%
78%
1,337
19,865
1,810
68%
Jan
84
Feb
3
2%
Apr
3
Apr
60 J/4
Jan
74% Mar
300
30%
Jan
37%
Jan
108
33% Mar
40%
Feb
68%
69%
33%
33%
35
'
57%
60
724
46%
Jan
60
65%
68%
66%
Jan
73% Mar
26%
27%
1,543
1,751
23%
Jan
30
Feb
21%
22%
1,172
19%
Feb
2 2 ha
Apr
27%
Jan
31
Jan
44%
Jan
50% Mar
29
29%
49%
49%
720
7%
7%
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3%
3,598
4
6%
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2,830
600
I
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3% Mar
Jan
4%
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10%
Apr
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
Jan
16%
'41% Feb
47%
14
3%
6%
Apr
Jan
Jan
5
Feb
Feb
8%
Jan
Ford
General
Trailer
Controls
Gen
Ueneral
Tire &
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Paul
45
—
3%
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Northern
Great
Western
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Gulf
Oil
Corp
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h
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com
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237
33,8
1,630
479
Apr
3.00 Mar
271/4
Jan
Feb
45
31/8
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49 %
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
Feb
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43
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Mar
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Jan
Jan
4
Feb
Apr
2%
59
64
Feb
1% Jan
50 3%
Jan
2% Feb
56% Mar
1,439
39% Mar
50
3,799
17%
Jan
201/2
30
30%
515
23%
Feb
115 116 %
536
112%
10%
140
8%
115
10%
21
20%
22%
58%
58%
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15%
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1,077
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37%
375
56%
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Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
30% Mar
126%
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111/2 Mar
26% Mar
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12
Feb
17% Mar
31%
Jan
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371/2
Jan
601/2
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Jan
1.50
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
Apr
60%
971
1
1.40
1.35
1.45
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2.85
2.65
2.90
1.410
43%
43
43%
407
42'/2 Mar
48%
Jan
10
54%
54%
561%
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6%
6%
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69c
211.200
;
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60%
1
1
6%
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Jan
51/2
19'ft Mar
Jan
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Jan
24%
42 % Mar
Idaho Power Co
42
43
2,000
37%
Jan
43
Mar
Ideal
3,190
19%
Jan
25
Mar
Illinois
160
7%
Jan
8
Feb
Imperial
Development
8%
Jan
9
Mar
Interlake
Iron
Anr
IT
11
140
11
Apr
13%
16
16%
760
14%
Jan
16% Mar
41%
42%
2,845
37%
Feb
45% Mar
50
50%
986
36%
Jan
51
21
21%
628
19%
Jan
Idaho
Maryland Mines Corp
Central
cap
RR
new__
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International
International
213/4
Jan
Jade
3%
Jan
Johns-Manville
69c
Apr
220
44
Apr
52
Jan
639
31'%
Feb
34%
Feb
47 %
47%
100
47% Mar
54%
Jan
1.10
1.00
1.10
71,955
26
26
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43%
44%
1,970
39%
Feb
45% Mar
92%
93%
173
86%
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*
7.50
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124%
*
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new
Jan
Mar
26
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118
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52'%
64 %
434
60 %
33
56% Feb
20
Feb
44
33%
93%
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(Un)
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&
Power
21% Mar
30c
44
•
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Tel
Jan
42c
33%
1
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49% Jan
64c
33%
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Co
Int'l Nickel Co of Canada
Interstate
5
(U11)
International
Mar
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Cement Co
Jan
3ft Feb
29%
Jan
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Oil
Jones
43% Mar
48% Jan
Kaiser
20%
Jan
26%
84 %
Jan
95
27%
Jan
Feb
33
Mar
33Van
Oil
32% Mar
Mar
Co
&
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(Un)
Laughlin Steel
fl
10
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Kansas
Power
20%
490
14%
Jan
22% Feb
45%
510
44%
Apr
455 s
Apr
15%
288
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
5%
5%
300
5% Feb
6%
24%
24%
265
21%
Feb
24 a/4 Mar
Lear
40%
40%
266
38%
Jan
41%
Lehman
71
478
68%
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73% Mar
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25°,a
Jan
30
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100
100
100
13%
14%
8,986
32%
32%
110
111
54%
56
4
—
&
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44%
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(Un)
14%
8.75
46
2,464
2.05
Jan
Feb
57% Mar
69 V) Mar
Feb
46
Apr
37%
100
100
Apr
Apr
12% Mar
14 V)
265
293/4
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32 V) Mar
1,113
103%
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116'A Mar
Jan
Jan
69%
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convertible preferred
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53%
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4 % c!o
10
50c
44%
5%
26%
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26%
a
31%
59%
Mar
Jan
Feb
12.50
(U11)
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15%
64%
Jan
71%
50
2 1/12
(Un)
20%
—25
—10
(Un)
Oil Corp..——
Jan
1,231
28
Jan
20%
1
__
Co
Feb
32%
23'% Mar
1
21%
31%
Mar
548
Jan
56%
44
1
—
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38
173
70
23%
54%
(Un)
Co
419
1,086
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443%
19%
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Development
Oil
1,810
1,100
107
50
—2.50
2,718
89
1.099
70
20%
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Hoffman Electronics
6%
23%
214
67
1
7%
40%
44%.
62%
69%
54%
•
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24%
44
69% Mar
Feb
72
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25
24
23%
65% Mar
150
1
6%
88%
1,783
5%
3
40%
89
66%
59
Corp
Feb
200
65%
1%
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6c
.1,343
Apr
59
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lnc—
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Aircraft
Homestake
3%
Feb
53%
1%
(U11)
Stores
Apr
31%
5%
48% Mar
_I2.50
(Un)
Financial
Corp
Grumman Aircraft
12
3%
Jan
520
Co——1
Chemical
Greyhound
Feb
30%
330
23%
69%
•
(U11)
Jan
5i%
53%
64%
1
—
Apr
45% Mar
50%
62
66%"
83 '/ao
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
City Steel Co (Un)
10%
3%
31%
44%
Jan
Mar
5%
5.
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& Co
Sound
21
1.409
Jan
53%
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Corp
(Un)
174)
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Hupp
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87
33
59%
64%
58%
\
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Jan
a—
—
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rn
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(Un)
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•
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.
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(Un)
of
Jan
34
3,355
50%
Feb
64%
Apr
Lockheed Aircraft Corp new
Industries
59%
389
58%
Apr
64%
Jan
9%
Loew's
lnc
S
10%
17,378
5%
Jan
•
25%
10% Apr
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Theatre
..23%
25%
961
23%
Apr
28
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43
43%
228
36%
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Feb
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America
&
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31 J/4
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3%
52% Feb
1
—
Co
590
Mar
661
459
10
50
Corporation
Lithium
3%
33%
—
lnc
1
Fuel & Iron
10,700
47
366
Howe
Corp
40%
Jan
Mar
134% 134'%
43%
43%
Honolulu
—
74 Vi
83:%
32
43 %
Holly
Holly
400
83%
33
45
134%
Feb
9
Feb
83%
5
Jan
9
67% Mar
1
(W R)
Mar
—'
39
Feb
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Apr
7%
Jan
581/2
Grace
Mar
7%>
24
1.991
7,260
Mar
24%
1,476
64
79c
14c
23%
35a4
62'/4
78c
46%
:
34%
,
82%
Humor Co of Calif
32
j
35
10c
Good
2
8%
Mar
38%
197
55%
Feb
34%
793
210
104%
5%
33
4
Feb
—
34
Jan
Mar
46%
Jan
6 hi
25
4
Feb
1,254
Jan
46%
50% Mar
133.400
18%
37
Co
(Un>—
Brewing Co
98% Mar
12
2,283
1
Goebel
345
13c
23%
10
Glidden
4,965
11
22%
59% Mar
23% Jan
1%
Apr
681/4
1,710
3,690
52
Apr
21%
Feb
1,489
1%
104 % 104 %
50%
Jan
Mar
Jan
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47
Hilton
1.80
Jan
20 %
26
7834 Mar
8%
Apr
51
25
Jan
7%
5,937
25
39%
-—
Feb
Apr
1.990
7,093
B
67%
*
Jan
59
56%
Gladding McBean & Co
17%
Pac (Un)
49%
45%
3,556
&
Feb
49
2,359
Island
41
2.60 Jan
73%
a70
1,332
45% Mar
73%
1%
•
49%
37%
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100
49
200
42 %
(Un)
15% Mar
205
30%
com
96%
25%
Jan
49
30
RR
Apr
213s Mar
11%
2.90
41
———:—
93%
709
45%
23% Mar
:
215
2,349
45
36%
—
93%
Feb
49
Feb
3
2-5% Mar
2.75
Jan
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25
Jan
2.75
10c
—
20%
45%
41%
Oil & Refining (Un)_
Vought Aircraft (Un)_.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
8,161
1
8
Chain pi in
23%
20%
Electronics (Un)__10
Products
5c
2
Chance
55% Mar
5
19%
A.
Jan
1
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Brothers
Min
Gotham Inc.——:
48%
15%
1
29
45%
173
Corp
685
1
52%
8
62%
B
Calif
of
Co
Gladden
290
1
,——5
512 Mar
common——_1%
Co
Corp
(Un)—
Corp
Jan
8%
120
20%
Gillette Co
Gimbel
233
31%
10%
570
21%
4
21%
•
Apr
Apr
9
6ft
60'4
Getty Oil Co common
36%
10
22
14%
1
(Un)
Pacific
10c
Corp..—
Co
Products
Gerber
20%
25
10
12.50
1.15 Feb
Jan
5
Corp
Telephone &
36%
—1
Jan
12%
f
(Un)
56%
5
5.50
83c
23%
(U11 >
59
16%
41%
3,120
22
59
Service
Feb
1
I
4,400
22
21%
Co
Public
Jan
2.50
87c
ft Jan
49%
General Public Utilities
60c
40%
42%
24%
Jan
■ft Jan
93%
Dynamics Corp
General
36%
1
Apr
13
14%
Texas
of
Motors
931
—
(Un)
Oil
Electric
265
—2
49%
Mar
14%
52%
common.
Ci
Exploration
94,270
52
Feb
11
62%
General
7%
1
21
45
340
20%
General
1.80
—
Jan
956
22%
General
56%
7%
—
lnc (Un)
Prod
Dairies
General
1.15
--
Apr
5,082
11
8%
Corp
Amer
General
53%
—
21%
Apr
»4S
lnc
Fruchauf
1-75
U
Petroleum
Co
106% Jan
45% Mar
2%
360
Service
247%
74%
21%
Chrysler Corp
Jan
Feb
43%
21
Rock
225%
2,749
98% 100%
1%
(Urn
17
241%, 247%
(Un)
St
Mar
855
Corp
Milw
48
8,767
1,924
Preferred
16% Mar
Jan
17%
56%
Chadbourn
Jan
38%
55%
Pasco
12
30%
52%
3%
.
21 %
Mar
15%
48%
—
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Co~——
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de
Jlary
Feb
6
Corp
Colorado
46%
7%
-—.1
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Cities
1,222
:-•»—
(Un)
Southern
Chicago
54%
360
Celanese Corp of America
Chic
Mar
2,290
(J I) & Co (Un)
Cerro
26
45
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Cenco
Jan
16%
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)
Case
23%
Corp
Dry
Carrier
1,120
Packing
California
Canada
25%
44%
California Ink Co
Canada
Foremost,
Friden
17%
—
—
Cement
Feb
Jan
15%
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
Calaveras
24
16%
Cons
Co
37% Mar
Mar
Jan
21
84c
(Un)
Mach & Chem Corp
Motor Co
Food
Jan
42
Jan
18 %
49%
19%
84c
21%
Power & Light (Un)
Corp Ltd
Flying Tiger Line lnc (The)
50%
51%
29%
(Un)—•—1;
(Un)
B
Stores lnc
10
6
Plan common
50c
10
Company
32% Mar
34%
22),,
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40
—
lnc
way-Hale
Jan
39
37
1,000
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57,a.08%
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Broad
24%
Jan
104% Mar
Apr
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100
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Chlca
33%
Mar
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20 %
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Feb
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Feb
28% Apr
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11
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Feb
150
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Bond
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100
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Feb
445
13%
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Jan
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22
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Jan
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Feb
59%
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7%
6%
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6 J/2 Mar
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84%
83%
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Number 5835
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1605)
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Oahu Sugar
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20%
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3%
4%
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42%
42%
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Progress
37
1
Chemicals
Drug
20
181
—10
Inc
Inc
Co
20%
59%
20%
Jan
12
Jan
G6%
7
29%
17% Mar
Apr
14%
6%
86 Vb Mar
9%
64%
141%
„
27 Vb
Jan
Apr
43
16%
8%
24%
6Tb
Feb
248%
36 Vb
44
29%
9V4
Jan
37
Philco
6%
104%
•
13
Apr
79% Feb
Jan
Solar Aircraft Co
Calif
Original
:
Edison
Co
common
preferred
4.78'%'
preferred
4.32%
_
preferred
Southern
Cal
Co
—
Petroleum
2
;
Pacific
Co
Public
Service
Standard
521
Inc
67
1,595
63%
Jan
69%
55Vb
1.470
54
Feb
59
40 %
100
40%
Apr
22%
23%
5,198
21%
Feb
24%
10%
10%
130
9%
Feb
40Vb
488
22%
Jan
40 Vb
Oil
Co
of
Oil
Co
Oil
Co
California
of N
'
J
(Un)
1
————.—10
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Stone <fc Webster Inc
1
Studebaker Packard
Corp (The)
Telautograph Corp
Gas
—
a63T4
Sulphur
Tidewater Oil
Apollo Industries Inc
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp————5
59
Jan
Continental Commercial Corp—
8%
50
971
Jan
43
Mftjr
Duquesne Brewing Co
5
8Tb
8%
8%
914
77/a
Jan
191
101Vb Jan
127
Mar
25%
24%
25%
632
24%
Apr
27
Feb
273
44% Feb
Duquesno Light Co new —
u—5
Equitable Gas Co
—8.50
Harbison Walker Refractories—_—7%
39%
39
39Tb
238
35 %
Jan
40
Mar
50
47%
50
100
44%
Feb
50
37 Vb
37%
37%
19
33
Jan
37 Vb
95
95
30
90
Jan
99
1
Feb
1%
154
50 Vb
23
Feb
53% Feb
a
a__
39%
1,161
35% Jan
15%
Jan
Home
29
Mar
Jan
Jeanette
4% Feb
23%
—
25%
720
22%
5%
40%
Cork
Feb
25%
13% Mar
38% Mar
11
77Vb
11
750
9
Feb
36
36
?6%
3,529
34
Vb Feb
Feb
77Vb
77%
1,282
75
23%
24
2,559
21% Jan
22 Vb
23 Vb
3.432
19%
26
26
150
23% Jan
27% Mar
30
36
30%
443
23%
2,624
21%'
Mar
22%
22%
1,198
22 Vb
Jan
27Tb
28%
2,949
19
28 Vb
19
485
__
Jan
25% Mar
24 Tb Mar
30
Apr
27%
17
Jan
27% Mar
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
common
class
A
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Lo«
^a37Vb
—
see
page
11%
100
a20
35
——
United
(The) Corp-*
Engineering &
Fdry
Co
FOR
WEEK
Glass
&
Range Since
35% Mar
23
11
Feb
Jan
Jam^
40
23 Vb
Feb
Jan
11% Mar
Chemical
ArRIL
27%
Feb
Jan
17%
Jan
Vb
70
1 Vb
Feb
1Vb
Feb
3%
2,546
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
78 Vb
85 Vb
431
74 Vb
Jan
232
lVb
80%
1
90
Feb
Vb Mar
9%
9 Tb
Jan
10% Mar
29%
120
27%
Feb
30
Jan
85c
IOO
75c
Feb
85c
Jan
33
33
29%
Jan
33%
13%
Jan
17 Tb Mar
16
Jan
22
50
17%
20%
6%
17%
65
20%
21%
407
5%
7
5 Vb
7
Feb
Mar
Feb
6%
3,508
10
36%
35%
36%
282
32
Jan
38% Mar
77%
76
78
145
70%
Feb
81
Low
51 Vb
Feb
Low
High
51%
41
51 Vb
41
15
50Tb
70
41
35Vb
1 79%
47%
29%
38
950
79%
47Vb
31
50
100
Banque
pfd
25
10
Mar
Nova
27% Mar
32Vb
Jan
Banque
36Vb
79Tb
—
2
90
1,380
High
Feb
Jan
53
Mar
43
Jan
32%
Jan
42
Mar
71
Jan
85%
Feb
46
Jan
48
Jan
29 Vb
Apr
36
Feb
25%
Jan
29 Vb
Feb
24
Feb
22 Vb Mar
63s,s Mar
56
56 Vb
953
14%
16Vb
15,093
14Tb
Apr
60
59
60
3,040
53
Feb
60
14
73Vb
72%
73Vb
1,586
65%
Jail
74 Vb Mar
10
*
56
10
National
21
1.350
20Tb
Jan
22
Feb
Bathurst
44%
965
42Vb
Jan
45%
Feb
Class
Scotia
Provincial*
B
—
14%
Canadian
35
35
35
413
•
—
49%
*
32%
32
49%
32%
Warrants
of
44
Apr
14%
1,297
Bark
20%
25%
6
26 26%
Jan
21
105
15%
a22a22%
39
44%
25%
15%
—
35%
25
Apr
3%
15%
26%
7.346
Jan
Apr
Mar
85c
•
5T4%
Selburn
3.065
37 Vb
8% Mar
12.50
Montreal
28%
8% Mar
200
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bailey
ol
36 Vb
Apr
1%
29 V
Bank
27%
8%
3
Mar
37 Vb
24% Mar
MARKETS
ENDED
21
27%
45% Mar
Jan
Vb
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred—.
50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4% ft pfd
50
Argus Corp Ltd common
4
$2.40 preferred
50
$2.50 preferred
-——50
Asbestos Corp
:
•
,
Jan
22Tb
29%
5
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
S
41 Vb Mar
Feb
36%
5
1
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Serf>erg
8 %
"
1
—
19% Mar
50
42.
175
11%
al9%
•
pfd
c.
„
Shares
*
Co
35
36%
50
45
24%
25%
10
5
39%
44 Vb
1
—*
;
U
for Week
*
—.—
Jan
Sales
2,151
—
—
Jan
»
High
a36Vb a37%
a23% a23%
•
Aluminum Co of Canada 4ft
4%ft preferred
footnotes
28
of Prices
100
1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
1
Plymouth Oil Corp
5
Renner
8%
Par
Canadian Dollars
Week's
*
7%
Glass
23 Vb
20 Vb Mar
Montreal Stock Exchange
In
'
1
of Pgh
Co—-——
(Joseph)
39%
43
24 Vb
44%
1
32
Feb
Jan
RANGE
Expressed
1
10
Penn Federal Corp
Apr
Jan
23%
23%
86%
Co
Co
pfd
McKinney Manufacturing
Mountain Fuel Supply
Jan
Jan
23%
•
Feb
6,303
4%
Par
Feb
Mar
39%
52%
CANADIAN
Akltlbl Power &
Paper common
4%%
preferred
33 Tb Mar
34%
10% Feb
STOCK8
1
Armstrong
26
Are
35%
Columbia Gas System
1,559
7,478
Shown
14
Blaw-Knox
4,385
25
Price*
Jan
Jan
12%
2
5%
Feb
28Tb
5
52%
3,392
62
23 Vb
Transamerica Corp "Ex dist"
Trans'World Airlines Inc
Jan
13%
10%
49% Mar
12
10
.
45%
35%
10%
High
108
47
68
1
common
5
Low
High
46%
Feb
*
Preferred
Low
1
—
Apr
•
preferred
Thrlftlmart Inc
For
Par
Allegheny Lddlutn Steel—*
Feb
37%
$1.25
Jan
46%
12 Vb
28
Jan
93
52 Vb
4Tb
(Un)
84
62 Vb
50c
v
Co
common
Jan
Jan
422
28 Vb
8
1,000
51%
—
1
83
90 Vb
$1,000
1,933
1
(Un)
Gulf
Textron Inc
91%
7,041
39Vb
Transmission
82
91%
55Tb
1
(Un)_
82
—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
Natco Corp
TXL Oil
—
02%
28%
4%
Petroleum
(Un)
1975
48%
25
International
Texas Co
Jan
1
(Un)
"
*-1975
Jan
1
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
•:.
A_r
33%
52 Vb
120Tb
5
(Un)
series
H9Vb 120%
48% 48%
a62Vb a64Vb
—
1
Co
'37
—
62Vb
54%
28
34% Feb
—
54%
47%
—
8%
Instruments
BONDS
A or
23%
*
(Ind)
•
common
common——10
Bait Transit Co 4s series A..—
11% Mar
40 Vb
Light
Lothrop
44% Mar
—
(Un)_
Standard
Tennessee
Jan
40Vb
ji
Standard
Co
4%
54Tb
__
1—80o
common
Stauffer Chemical
900
67
—
Brands
4Tb'
55%
1
Corp
Warrants (Un)
Spiegel Inc
36%
36Vb
65%
•
Railway Co (Un)
Bperry-Rand
4Vb
36%
*
Southern
Southern
Southwestern
4%
5
—
(Un)
30
Gas
&
\
5s
.
39 % Mar
517
86% Mar
6.50
55Vb
14% Mot-
84% Mar
450
Philadelphia Electric common-*
•
Philadelphia Transportation Co——10
45 Vb
35% Mar
Feb
90%
Apr
85 Vb Mar
Jan
82 Vb
239Vb 248Vb
61%
29Tb
High
24
35
1,650
S5
(Julius)
20
66
325
'
Peoples
39% Jan
9Vb Feb
574
10%
84%
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Feb
9% Mar
Low
31%
84
Feb
Feb
Feb
High
31%
Jan
23 Vb
260
.
Low
—
100
—
21%
73% Jan
272
10%
238% Mar
54%
1,822
85 Vb
129% Mar
183
44%
20%
145
10%
124% Mar
248
a269
Apr
37% Mar
457
868
13%
330
a258%.
Apr
Fund
Pennsalt
29
42%
124% 125%
1
59 Vb
(The)
23% Mar
29%
300
10
l.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
43 Vb Jan
26% Feb
77%
236
9
5
21% Jan
21
55%.
9
1
150
39%
61%
55 Vb
Gimbel Brothers
660
12%
14%
5
55%
Mar
1
Homasote Co
Jan
1,565
26%
42%
37
17c
24% Mar
48
61%
10%
Jan
43% Mar
20
I
Feb
13c
Jan
43%
IB
59%
9,200
50
42% Feb
28
85 Vb
—_
Sinclair Oil Corn
80
Feb
Jan
Feb
77Tb
1
Feb
55%
50%
21%
20%
10%
71%
16c
a
38%
957
37%
2.50
526
297
16c
a53 %
276
Acceptance
48
7.50
77
54%
16c
10
2,153
Garfinckel
27%
20c
(Un)
76 Tb
10c
42Tb
1,459
22%
Oil Co common.,
Jan
17%
31
56%
23Vb
22Vb
Servomechanisms Inc
21
17 Vb
39%
43%
48
13
Jan
58%
General
22%
42%
44
39%
2.50
General Motors Corp
•
1
Apr
Jan
41%
Feb
Jan
1
Feb
Jan
2
Jan
1.15 Mar
Mar
(Un)
12 Vb
5
33%
67
29%
272
Co
106%
42
1
47%
13%
■
10
Jm
Jan
•
Feb
8
Jan
9% Apr
36% Mar
Battery
Jan
37% Mar
Co
44 Vb
,
Feb
25%
Mar
34 Vb
Co
29 Vb
Dairies
Madison
Finance
1,122
1,411
Jan
24%
94
1,220
„
9%
Feb
Feb
32%
25%
96C
3,240
20%
159
Jan
5
2°%
38%
1
150
47%
Feb
8
17
l
198
65%.
1.40
32%
Feb
35
25
386
61
—20
30
Feb
1
Light common—13%
94
37%
(Un)
1,260
46%
9%
7
40
1.80
22%
__
52%
100
10 Vb
:
33%
—
5
98%
300
7%
31%
32%
4
Co
Co
43
10
88% Mar
45%
48%
7%
31 Vb
—
Motor
Foremost
Feb
24
38%
,
47%.
31%
9%
9Tb
*
———■
Duquesne
1
Ry (Un)
Mar
57% Mar
39 Vb
:
94
20g
y
56
Jan.
1,435
100
33%
__
.,.,..22% '
Jan
46%
92
10
„
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
31 Vb
1,808
1.10
1%
Mar
67
1,112
—
1
Mar
42%
298
88%
39%
Curtis Publishing Co
54 Vb
10
Co (Un)
14
54%
53%
322,
53%
92
5
(Un)
(Un)
Budd
Apr
1.10
Jan
25c
Electric
10 Vb
33%
Jan
10%
2
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
5
Apr
44% Mar
41%
369
5
.
Corporation
Atlantic
25%
% Max-
•
65
915
12%
1
22 Vb Mar
21
Feb
41%
1
Tel
&
Apr
68% Mar
Feb
1,311
American
281
(Un)
(American
6%
100
2,267
.
60% Mar
1.800
Corp (Un)
Paper Co
Shasta Water Co
43% Feb
2,100
.
—
59 Vb
Feb
12%
•
common
——
lVb
1
38% Mar
53%
Par
Alan
10%
10
38% Mar
Jan
41%
5
_
'Un)
22%
1
Apr
31
922
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Feb
47
1.66%
5% preferred
Bchenley Industries
&
•*1,2^3
56%
23%
38Vb
35
897
12%
10
(Un)
Co
Jan
Jan
Cab
W)
1
(Un)
Francisco
Bears Roebuck
54Vb
__
1,809
65
53%
5
common——.,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)——
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)
8% Mar
74% Jan
18 Vb Jan
47
35%
38%
36
36%
64% Mar
47%
Apr
35
63%
65
31% Mar
Jan
Mar
(F
9%
Schering
Texas
6,726
22%
„
—1
Regis Paper Co
&
31
Apr
35 %
*
16%
Telegraph
22%
Inc
St
Swift
20%
Vb
1
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Wnolworth
41
1
Stores
10
Co
Stores
Standard
Dept
Union
41%
~I_1
—
Ban Diego Gas & Elec com
Sunset
Apr
Jan
—
2.50
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Southern
9
(Un)
**
Richfield Oil Corp
1
Rockwell-Standard Corp (Un)
Rohr Aircraft common new
Southern
35Vb
10
Life
50c
(Un)
Metals Co
Southern
34 Vb
Power
50c
—
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Statham
15%
24%
1
Simca
41% Mar
116% Mar
26%
1
8
1
Shell
1,502
12.50
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)—
51 Vb Mar
Feb
Jan
621
1
;
Drug Inc Co
Bervel
50% Mar
35
Oil
(Un)———1
Aviation Corp
Pictures (Un)
Seaboard
Jan
51
56
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Scott
34 Vb
(Ua)
Westinghouse Air Brake
2,215
—
Revlon Inc
Safeway
Apr
61%
.
Republic Steel Corp
Rice
Feb
32
85%
—
34%
American Stores Co
Reite'r-Foster
Reynolds
139
Jan
36%
10
.
Feb
101
132% Mar
Feb
(Un)
Western
46 Vb
868
233
Feb
44%
•
Petroleum
Western
Jan
30%
60%
—
—
(Un)
Jan
17
51%
___3
13 Vb
168
7%
7%
63Vb .63%
27%
29%
—
29Vb
„——2
Jan
23 Vb
312
123 %
Insurance (Un)
West Kentucky Coal
Co'(Un)—
Western Air Lines Inc
30
7%
3
,
,
19 Vb
Jan
778
2,893
Pictures Inc (Un)
Coast
42% Feb
31% Mar
49 Vb
common-
Water
Preferred
West
Apr
9 Tb Mar
135
Westates
Jan
5%
Bros
Feb
39Tb
Co
Washington
94% Mar
Feb
14% Mar
149
Jan
15%
—
12.50
48
41%
104% 110%
17
,
33%o
& Timber
(Un)_——
48
41%
__
143 Vb
Jan
2.15
483
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
90
40
Corp (Un)
(Un)
Co
135%
10
Warner
99% Mar
180
159 165%
Jan
1,586
10Vb
Vb
18,120
15Vb
55%
Feb
Fob
47%
(Uu)
Corp
Consol
1,113
27%
37%
130 130%
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Victor Equipment Co
Jan
8Vb Mar
Jan
120
5Vb
_l
Railway Equip & Realty Co
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Rexall
138% 138Vb
—
*
Pulp
Inc
Radio Corp
Republic
Republic
53 Va
*
Bottlers
Gamble
Universal
23% Mar
G7
6V'8
23
Fruit
39
100
41
Lines Inc
Industries Inc
High
876
29 Vb
48%
Plywood Corp
U S Rubber (Un)
U S Steel Corp common—
63%
—
*
(Un)
U S
Low
40%
29%
29%
1
U S
—
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Procter &
Vb Jan
23
(Un)
Corp
United
Jan
—
33Vbc
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola
(Un)
Pepsi-Cola
25%
Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
Jan
25
.—100
C)
Feb
27%
28
416
.
Pictures
Jan
29
85*1
26%
•
——
(J
31%
Jan
4,467
28 Vb
;
American World Airways
Penney
Jan
31%
26%
preferred-.
Parke, Davis & Co
Aircraft
25
Preferred
Paramount
Air
United
31
(Un).
High
40
1
common
United
Apr
31%
2
Sugar
42% Mar
66%
-10
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pan
Union
Jan
Apr
Feb
28Va
—
Pacific Oil & Gas Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Warrants
23 Vb
Jan
61
26%
common
preferred
13% Mar
1
28
Union Pacific Ry Co
30Tb
,
Low
Union
28 Vb
25
—
$4.75
Feb
31 Vi
Inc
Pacific Lighting Corp
$4.75 preferred
Par
Carbide Corp
Union Oil Co of Calif
8
25
Indemnity Co—:*
Pacific
44 Vb
28
—25
3
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
Warrants (Un)
Twentieth Centurv-Fox Film
Mar
—25
preferred
—
5ft red 1st pfd
5';c red 1st pfd class A
4.50% red 1st preferred
APRIL
49 Vb Mar
Apr
19%
ENDED
4% Mar
Feb
11%
WEEK
Jan
22
6% Mar
5,105
1,686
66%
Jan
Jan
42 Vb
200
22%
1st
Pacific
11%
0
6% 1st preferred
5%%
1st preferred
5%
—
common——28
Products
Pacific Gas
40
FOR
High
3Vb Feb
1.704
5
8
Pacific Clay
15%
100
5
——
Aggregates
&
—
—20
Chemical Corp
Fisheries
Cement
facinc
20 Vb
*
Ltd
Co
Amer
Low
4
;—20
Co (Un)
Mathieson
Pacific
High
20c
(Un)
Co Ltd cap
Petroleum
Sugar
Olin
Low
Power
&
(Canada)
Paper
class
A
50
360
56
33
47 Vb
30
Mar
Mar
Jan
Mar
16 Vb Mar
Mar
37
Jan
51%
Feb
35
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Bell
Friday
Telephone
.—25
Bowausr
5%
preterred.
.60
5 % %
preferred
Bowater Paper
American
Oil common
red
cum
preferred
5%% preferred
50
50
•
■■*
class B
•
common
*
__
common
Malting
Canada Wire
&
10
common
Co
86
320
41%
41%
50
a45 a45%
37%
38%
44%
44%
3,538
13
13 %
928
13
3.00
3.00
300
36%
36%
37
96%
96
96%
100
Canadian Husky
101
Feb
37
Mar
36%
35%
36%
566
34% Feb
70% Jan
28% Jan
37% Mar
;Yf: 72.
60
59
72
Mar
90
Jan
14
Apr
14
Apr
38
39%
38% 38%
al2% ai2%
2,891
4.90
20%
31
780
3%
Feb
11%
11%
29
28%
10%
855
29
1,304
10%
100
29%
30
2,614
12%
12%
12%
200
13
815
11
14
19%
20%
2,825
3.75
3.80
35
330
20
35%
20%
20
20
5
24
24
31%
32
23
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common—
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preferred (1956)
Frerea class A
^
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175
300
45%
46%
645
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30
88
135
85
14
21
175
20
90
90%
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16%
17%
12,160
20%
20%
10%
11%
100
-•
40
25
24%
130
25
28
67%
67%
18%
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1,064
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56
28
150 '
67%
40
18'/ft
55%
•
•
Paoer common
St Lawrence Cement class A
St Lawrence Com common
•
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Shawinigan Water
—•*
Series
A
4ft preferred
4%ft preferred
Williams of
Canada
Series
B
Sherwin
I
*,
*
Southern
——
Canada
*
of
Canada
class
Texaco Canada Ltd
United
Steel
Walker Gooderhain
Jan
Jan
Webb A Knapp
4%%
Y Y' 'Abltca
67% Apr
18% Mar
7
Mar
2.25 Mar
24
Lumber
A
Beldlng-Corticelli
7 ft
•
preferred
*
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■
Are
42 3e Mar
Jan
Jan
42 % Mar
300
9%
Feb
10%
75
9%
Feb
Apr
9% Feb
Jan
49
21
Jan
20%
Jan
405
40
Jan
465/a Mar
210
40
Jan
41
59%
% Apr
1,365
57%
Jan
64
Mar
investments
preferred
Canadian Inter Inv Tr 5ft cum pfd.100
Canadian Marconi Co__——
1 (
Canadian Power A Paper Inv Ltd
•
Canadian Westipghouse Company Ltd.*
Catelli
Food
Products
Ltd
$2.25 preferred
$2.75 preferred
Consolidated! Paper Corp Ltd
Consumers Gas
LI—
of Can
class
Foreign
Power' Sec
Ltd
Corp
(Frank
W)
Ltd.^—
class
Douglas
class
Ltd
—
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Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd—
Class A common
,
,
Mexican
Lt
A
Pow
Co
Ltd
■
6ft
preferred,
International Nickel of Canada
International
Paper common
International Pete Co Ltd
—_
Utilities
25
com—*
53
200
89
89
45
19
12%
a2434
90
440
43% Jan
45
Jan
49'%
Jan
53
Apr
Ap^
92
Feb
12%
100
a24 a24%
102
24
89'%
39"% Jan
15
Jan\
89
17% Jan
12% Apr
12%
14% Feb
6% Mar
Mar
20% Jan
12% Apr
24% Mar
90'%
2,185
118
115
118
*
125
a37
a3G
a37
105
30%
29'%
30%
37% Mar
43%
2,405
53%
53%
54
28% Mar
48'% Mar
30% Jan
1,395
Corp
14'%
com
Labatt Limited (John)
Lake »t the Woods Milling 7ft
Laura Secord
Candy Shops
Lawrence Power
MacKinnon Structural Steel
MacMUlan A Bioedel class B
94% Mar
121% Mar
55
Jan
Jan
14%
5,345
12
Jan
14% Mar
28'% Mar
26
27%
500
20
Jan
28
28%
55
28
Jan
121
30
81
,Mar
121
Feb
123
Jan
121
3
26
26
25
33
•
Paper 6% ft pfd
Mitchell (Robt) elass B
Molson Breweries Ltd
class AClass B
-
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*
•
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42.
17,383
100
49
230
3.25
150
25
25%
18%
25
25%
1,490
1,426
41%
25
30%
preferred
2,125
14
49
25
40
common
42
13%
100
3.25
*
-
Preferred
Montreal Locomotive
14
15
41%
•
common
33
15
pommon.*
Jan
28%
pfd.100
Mersey
page
13%.
83% Jan
113
26
*
8t
see
19'%
Apr
7.5#
Interprovindal PlDe Lin#
Iroquois Glass preferred
Jamaica Publlo Service Ltd
10
53
41%
110
18%
18%,
30
a94%
1,375
24% Jan *
27'% Jan
14
Jan
36% Jan
Jan
79
Mar
23 %
Jan
34
Mar
75
Mar
72
Feb
635
64
300
51
Jan
57% Mar
3,170
25
Mar
31
•
Jan
Jan
4.70
Jan
6.70
Jan
13
33%
855
33
3.70
2,200
.
42.
Mar
Feb
Mar
36%. Feb
3.50 Feb
'
3.90
Jan
34% Jan
42% Mar
39
405
36
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39% Mar
365
45
Jan
48
Jan
42
Mar
Jan
Exchange
28%
Jan
33
Apr
Feb
15
44% Feb
10% Jan
15 Yb Mar
47%
Jan
49% Mar
2.50 Feb
4.00 Seb
22% Jap
27
22% Jan
40% Jan
17% Jan
26% Jan
42
Jan
Feb
lS% Jan
30%
315
27
Jan
a 94%
30% Mar
15
94
Jan
96
Feb
Royal Dairies Ltd
Crush
Power Corp
6ft
Steel
n
Mills
Reitmans
i
200
100
al8 -
(Canada)
St Maurice Gas Inc__
260
525
"V
Y
13
o
B
,
Mining and
Oil
55%
46
-
Jan
9%
Apr
Feb
Jan
55% Jan
9% Apr
325
10%
105
38% Mar
40%
133A Mar
Feb.
Mar
42
Mar
83'
Jan
is
200
14% Mar
15
Mar
14%
50
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33
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a__
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1,816
105%
10^
295
89%
404
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Feb
106% Mar
8%
49
70
46%
Jan
51% Feb
43%;
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49
,
25
6.00
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76',/2
.76 %
9
5%
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25
-
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3,580
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27'A
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32% Mar
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14
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24%
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7
22
2,600
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18
1.80
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; 93c
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123
■
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5.00 Mar
Jan
32
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94 c
100
50
4.40 Mar
72
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; Jan
49
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123
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225
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Mar
1.20
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24
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123
Mar
131
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.Mar
1.80
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38
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Apr
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44
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-
40
,7%
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50
5775
1.45 Mar
350
^
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11%
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20
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42
,
26
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.
2,715
13%
153A
Jan
17%
176
7%
Apr
20
6
Apr
6
175
aO
10% Mar
1,015
28
Apr
Mar
Jan
Feb
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*
Class
A voting trust
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
Wilson Ltd (J Cj.
;
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—ft
28
23
28
Apr
Apr
-*
—
6'A
_634
925
Feb
8
Mar
10
2,000
10
Apr
10
Apr
a 64
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4
52
Jan
62
1;06
1.06
10
ft
*
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—
Mar
21
200
81
1.70
—_______—
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Class B
ft—
Jan
Mar
38
'
Class
20
a__
390
a
1
Line
4.00
Feb
*jq
13 --13%*
'.A-Y
*;
Amusement Corp Ltd
Feb
Mar
220
76% ft
•
ft
preferred ft——40
Corp Fund:—10
Mountain Oil Pipe
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Jan
125
Feb
-ft. X5
al4%
w
14
:
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Jan
1.00
81
t
•;
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47
40"
48%
5
Southern Canada 6ft cum pfd
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5ft
44
Mar
81
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33
3.75
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20
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Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Alscope
Alta
Amerartium
Mines
Ltd—'..—
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd—;
Arno
Mines
14
Feb
.25'Ac
30c
16,750
19c
Jan
40c
Mar
18'Ac
20c
38,000
10%c
Jan
20c
Mar
4%c
—
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Ltd
1
1634 "
25 '/2C
19c
Exploration
Mines
4%c
4%c
1,600
4c
Jan
6c
Feb
8%c
Jan
15c
Mar
2c
Apr
6c
Mar
I2cft
17
1634
lie
2c
Atlas Sulphur A Iron Co Ltd—_
Augustus Exploration Ljfcd
Aull Metal Mines Ltd—.
^
—
2c
'7c ft
62C
61c
14', Ac
2,295
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*
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v
Jan
.
45
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Apr
Jan,
65c**
220
20
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16%
1,635
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44
....
Jan
13%
2,100
124
3.00
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52%
34%
101%
2,000 -
-
Feb
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100
17
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Jan
41.... Jan
580
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Jan
50%
,
Feb
Mar
.
5
6%
70
45
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(1957)
Ltd
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»
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80c
4.00
;
50
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Trans-Canada
10
301
Jan
32%
Mar
Apr
t
:
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36
1,425
; 19.
•a22'
2375
Jan
35
•
12% Mar
27;
2,010
.
.
23%
300
-
7
Apr
25% Jan
51
.
,
Feb
305
7%"'
42
Feb
Jan
33
---
7%
v
10%
Apr
.1.0% Feb,
200
43"
7%
8%
11
.
Jan
4.30 Mar
200
35%
ftal8
•
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Jan
-•1.75
1,100
32
.
8%
8%
common
—
7
1,130
:io'. 4
"
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1.60
100
2.75*
__
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1,900
10%
35
Mar
6'A Jan
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5.915-
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46
37% Jan
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95c
Jan
40c
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7
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Quebec Telephone Corp
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187,630
44'
43%
6%
——
Quebec Power. Co
1st preferred
Premier
Shares
' 95c
.-ft"-7
*
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Minnesota A Ontario Paper Co_l.
Moore Corp Ltd common
,;
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Sales
for Week
.
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..85c
-16%,,„ 16?8
.'3447, ; S44
80c .-ft 80c
124.;; ;:',122.
com_: .13.50
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89
68%
10%
ftft
Feb
53
2,270
24,547
34
39%" -i 39%
Apr
50
$4.50 preferred
:
100
Inland Cement Preferred
———IB
International Bronze Powders com—•
12
75%"
.19 ,;';18%
Class B 2nd pfd
23
a47
Feb
42 '
MacLaren Power A Paper Co
20
a44 %
10
qo
46% Jan
50
Mar
1,335
-
„—1
20
Apr
21% Jfyi
41% Mar
12% Apr
5% Jan
Feb
57
200
...50
100
36% Jan '
Jan
612
42
;
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd-10
13
56
10%
Y*,.:.43
*
com
A__>
12% Jan
.
Apr
*12
Range
pfd——*
72
27,397
\ 250
76
57
of Prices
*
Feb
a6
Jan
a
51
*
A
A
XI
13'%
38% Mar
65
42
42 .42%38%" V /2fr 39
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*
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63'% Jan
38'%
139% Mar
;
32% Jan
250
34%
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400
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1,170
76
23% "24%-
•7%
•
100
37%,
132
38
550
-
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100
72
a5%
13
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v —
10
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,
20
•
Jan
5.15
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class
11%
4.68%
Indus Acceotanoe Corp common
Warrants
46%
Apr
52% Feb
575
23%
*.
72
13%
25
'
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Ltd—*;
20
12%
48
,
2275
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General
11%
12%
a 5%
37%
13%,
Jan
42 %
5
,io%
12%
100
11%
315
Jan
45
137% ;
4.15
common—
*
2,188
2,483
1,288
43
Week's
^
Ltd————1.
Canadian Ingersbl Rand Co Ltd
Mar
Mar
41'A
23
Jan
•
'
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Canadian Dredge^A Dock Co Ltd——*
Horner
285
44%
Jan
40
60
:
49
Low
Canada A Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Canadian
Feb
108
40%
22
36%
205
43"
16% Mar
a39 a45%
ft 95c /,
43%" '
..
Jan
10%
10%
10% alO'A
44
Jan
3.55
Pa*'
•
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44
Jan
35
13% Mar
31% Jan '
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
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Limited
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Butterfly Hosiery Co
Investment Foundation
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conv
pfd_—
47% Feb
35
268
33
——
Jan
525
2,810
39
Beatty Bros Ltd———
16'A Mar
1734
Mar
12%
a39
Anglo-Can Pulp A Paper Mills Ltd—*,
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Arcan Corp Ltd
;
*
90
1734
Jan
19% Mar
100
5,49).
41%
Timber—
48%
18
Jan
12
Last *
Jan
37%
17%
Jan
-
48
73
Friday
Jan
459
Jan
36"
ft 30%
Sale Price
11
175
15% Mar
16%
98
25
'
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44
48
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11%
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88
18%
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Feb
79% Mar
.
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Apr
30
Jan
41%
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100
23
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3.80
—50
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48
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98%'
Feb'
35
Feb
-
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Jan
Jan
Feb
5.15
1
72
5
173»-
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preferred
Jan
18%
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80
504
68
Ltd
(Canada)
63
48
21
55
9.85
a.57
(Geo) class A
Class B ——1.——'————ft
Zellers Ltd common.
57% Feb
36
1,200
4,411
Apr
Mar
13%
100%
Mar
80
79"
49
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Rubbard Felt Co Ltd class
Mar
96
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.
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125
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90
25
15
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58
•
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•
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58
15
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42
539
58'
Jan
41
40
15
27%*
8.95
41%
22%
Jan
•
8.00
41
Feb
-10
7.25
39%
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19
.75%
73
8.00
104
Feb
42
33
.
32
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd-'
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•
Apr
43%
T
38
98
—
Feb
7.25
Feb
504
•
—
•
preferred
v
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10
—
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*
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Steinbergs
13
;
635
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ftl*
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—
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14 % Mar
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10
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37%;
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100
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39
48
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;
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1,896 %
46
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50
50
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1,125
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Jan
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50
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55% Mar
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98
17
20
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Jan
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43
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Jan
50
Imperial Bank _i__
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*
•
preferred
14%
518
Jan
9.75 ft ,5.75
—•
51%
106
36%
.
753
41%
'
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Mar
•
1.30 Jan
18%
_
Jan
22% Mar
423 s
1,290
68
v-l
370
•
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
29
Jan
Jan
61%
39 %
.
20
78%"..-
16
w
4% ft
54%
8% Mar
Jan
5
60
Apr
8
15
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55%
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Morgan A Co
27
14
106
12%
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,
32%
•
——
Feb
Jan
130
—100
—
Feb
26
420
41%
Jan
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1%
Winnipeg Gas Co
Mar
40% Feb
Jan
2.25
60
10%
•
35C
31%
'
500
14%
: '43%
10%
.—•
16
100
1
Gypsum Lime A Alabastlne
Home Oil class A
12
Mar
80
2,115""
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12 %
44%
—100
-—-
32%
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common
20% Mar
.10
.
80
7%
22%
55%
17% Mar
19% Jan
275
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Feb
74
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33
15
—
90% Feb
Jan
2.25
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22 %
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Paper Co Ltd
9% Jan
15% Jan
92
14% Mar
22% Jan
Jan
105
40
a73% a73 %
7%
7%
20
3,102
al7% al7 %
22%
—
*.
84% Jan
14% Jan
10 %
Mar
101% Jan
Jan
20%
17%
Corp——*
Company
(A V) (Canada) common
5% ft preferred
Paper class A
4'%ft preferred .ft.
:
2
Royal Ban* of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—
Feb
49
Jan
20%
Feb
5.25
20
Jan
8% Mar
Mar
1,000
1
Oatlneau Power common
--§%% preferred
22
Feb
14%
•
General Dynamics
General Motors
General Bteel Wares
Massey-Fergusdn
6
88
7%
(James)
Rolland
24% Feb
99"% Mar
•
t
34%
41% Jan
*
Foundation Co of Canada—
Eraser Cos Ltd common
French Petroleum
pfd-
Lower
Jan
14%
a73%
20
t
International
21
20
20%
30%
39
Roe
5%
36Y2
915
67%
43%
1
20% Feb
24% Mar
31% Mar
21% Jan
19% Jan
88
*
..50
Power
Feb
14%
50
Heating Prod class A
Famous Players
Ford Motor Co_.
6%
21
8%
•
$1.40 preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
Jan
18% Jan
20
*
*
a----
Jan
39%
14%
common
Jan7
18%
3I3/a
■
44%"-;
STOCKS
45%
al7%_
Transport
Apr
Mar
600
5.25
*
common.;
Apr
90%
.
67%
Mar'
44% Feb
26% Jan
Feb
35%
8%
—
39%
•
20o
Ores
Co Ltd
4.10 Feb
Jan
19
1,362
1%
Feb
58
14
3.165
-
19
Apr
Mar
22 %
2.25 Jan
1,350
22%
Jan
19% Mar ft
929
32
11%
15
Jan
Feb
23
I,140
31%
14%
16
51%
40
15% Jan
33
430
24
•
Eddy Match
—i._.v
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
Electrolux Com
L.—
6% ft"
Jan
12%
19%
20
Du Pont (1906> common..
$2.00
237/8
13
20
A
Robertson
16% Mar
5
A,
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow Brewery
Howard Smith
Jan
12% Jan
9% Feb
Dominion Tar A Chemical common---*
Redeemable preferred
23%
trust
14%
775
22 %
Dominion 8tore» Ltd
'.Voting
11% Feb
31% Mar
Jan
330
*
Dominion Bteel A Coal
Greater
Mar
11% Mar
18% Mar
560
—_
Lakes
29% Feb
10%
.
preferred
Feb
18%
common.
Dominion Textile
47% Jan
14%
14%
3
clftss
Corsets
Jan
10%
Dominion Foundries A Steel com—
•
Preferred
_10Q
Dominion Glass common
•
7% preferred
10
5%
28%
300
31
*
Jan
24
18%
14%
:•
^
10
ft.
'
Dominion Dairies
Feb
12% Apr
27% Jan
25
31 %
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils
10%
_•
Great
46
12%
33 3
1
.
5%
preferred",—--rQuebec Natural Gas
Quebec
33
Company
Iron
Bros
23
33
:
—
Toronto-Dominion Bank
3.75
■
Price
23
'
14%
*
Power Corp of Canada
Premium
355
J
Development
Provincial
3,730
42
*
common
Powell River
627
54
23
*,
common
Feb
*
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Enamel A
1,610
20
29%
*
Class E
Placer
17%
Jan
8% Jan
14%
—
Glass
Corbys class A
Dupuls
20
Jan
•
Consolidated Mining A Smelting
Consolidated Textile
ft 7%%
15'/a
•
(B J)
Combined Enterprises
Dominion
11% Mar
7% Feb
14%
275
-821
•
Eauipment
Coghlin
Zellerbach
3.25 Feb
Mar
warrants
Crown
11% Mar
36
*
Penmans
Southam
108
46%,
Products
Tubes
7ft preferred
Simpsons
Jan
Jan
£510
common
Sales
17
51%
41%
•
Petroleums
Page-Hers?y
18
Apr
ftft
Steel
Pacific
32% Jan
25
46%
12%
Ontario
Mills
21% Mar
106
46%
41%
Flour
Jan
10
20%
Consumers
Mar
315
20
Farm
90
Mar
35
12%
•
25% Mar
Mar
106
•
Ogilvie
Week's
51%
-
34
—BO
Friday
*
Jan
106
20
Cockshutt
5.50
Apr
34
•
Canadian Pacific Railway
..25
Petroflna Ltd preferred—_1§
Canadian Vlckers —:
•
Mar
106
;
3
Jan
3.00 Mar
225
International Power
Canadian
Mar
18%
100
10%
APRIL
National Steel Car Corp common
Noranda Mines Ltd
29% Jan
17% Apr
8% Jan
180
17%
Jan
39
15
90
2,480
31
17%
39%
23
26
20%
Jan
4.85
140
90
60
35%
600
90
Jan
35% Jan
11% Mar
50
8
common
54
105
a23 % a23%
10%
3%
ENDED
.
1,749
31
Feb
88
200
60
4.85
76
1,503
M
17%
Companies
Apr
Jan
8
Oil
96%
Jan
17
1953
Jan
Jan
17
,
79
26%
*
Canadian
Jan
99%
Industries common
Locomotive
39.
32 V<
Hydrocarbons ————.—0
Canadian
Apr
765
K'--
36%
10
Canadian
Preferred
Apr
123
Canadian
Canadian
3.00
Jan
1,961
1
—.
46% Feb
14%
Apr
a28
20
Fairbanks Morse com——•
Jan
33%
•
Preferred
40
475
100% 100%
20%
pfd
Feb
51% Feb
18
Febft-
33%
a27%
25
A
49% Jan
12% Jan
35% Jan
40% Jan
a28
4.90
Cellulose
Mar
47%
2.90 Feb
•
25
43
Mar
37 Yb
38
common
class
45
1,000
1,720
3,830
14
—
Converters
15
50
16%
Mar
44% Feb
89% Feb
Jan
49%
42
series
Canadian
40
16%
14
—
50
84% Mar
100
A
Jan
39% Mar
40%
5%
Chem
45
3,858
14
common
Canadian
5
50
25
preferred
Canadian Celanese
/
40%
72
Commerce——it
ttreweries
Canadian
Jan
42
Biitisb Alumlnti
Class A warrants
Canadian
Bronze
common...
series
Feb
6%
100
Preferred
$1.00
7
Jan
1
16%
Canadian
$1.75
Jan
6
class B_*
pfd
Ltd
Feb
6
•
Ltd 4.40%
Cable
Canadian Bank of
Oai...u*i»n
30
50%
905
19,847
39%
41%
*
,
Canada Safeway
47% Mar
Jan
6%
85
100
Cement
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries common
Canada
40
—*
Products
45
638
13%
Ltd
1.10 Mar
a50
44 %
——
Feb
44
Apr
96c
Apr
43 % J an
6
60
—
Company
Canada
6
39%
a50
pfd.100
Preferred
-
6%
6%
•
Britisn Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power—
British Columbia Telephoi
Calgary Power
100
*
5%
Building
48
48
>
British Col Elec 4%%
4Va%
preferred
Brown
a45
389.977
8,160
•
Brazilian Traction Light A Powar
American Bank Note Co
Sruck Mills
19.258
1.00
a44'/:
WEEK
A
40%
96C
a44%
FOR
Sales
39%
50
British
British
Week's
40
96C
Rights
11,500
'
5c
7c
65c
21c.
16% Mar
-
600
2,000
4%c Jan
7c
Feb
23,218
56c
Jan
85c
Feb
200,400
9c
Feb
21c
Apr
189
Volume
Number 5835
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
- x
(1607)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS*
Week's
Last
of Trices
Ltd-!—l_i
Bake* Talc
BarvaUee
Mines
illl
Low
1
Ltd .uv,"-sk-»
—1
83c
Mining
Corp Ltd—
1
L
64c
Belle-Chibeugamau Mines Ltd"— -111'
Bluewater Oil
Gas
&
,.6c
Bonnyvillb Oil &
Refining Corp
__tT. V
Bornfte Copper Corp—
Brunsman
Mines
Burnt Hill
-43<F
50c
;
V 9
1—
-T>
Ltd—s.v_,
Ttmgsten Mines Ltd
_1.
-x-l
'
6
■
42c
1,500
Jan
6c
Jan
'..
•
55c
Mar
122,318
33c
Jan
6,000
7%c
Jan
15c
2,000
6%c
Apr
10%c
Jan
42c
4
27c
5-%j preferred
.Canorania
Explorations
Asbtfctos
>8.00-8.85
,
:
—
"
Petroleum
_.
•
__1
Ltd—
1
I t-
Dolsan
Mines
Mi|es
Fab
Mines
Metal
Ltd——
Fontana Mines
Frobisher
(1945)
Man
12c
„Jan
12c
18c
Jan
21c
Mar
Jau
7%c
11
80c
85c
6,000
76c
11c
1,500
7(/2c Feb
9c
9c
1,000
2.28
2.28
300
700
3,000
100
8%c
?
13c
16c
lie
Ltd..
100
8c
12,000
7c
7c
—1
6%c
7c
2.00
Jan
17c
8c
19
•,
Mar
Ltd
Mines
.Gunnar
Warrants
preferred
Jan
16c
Feb
32
Feb
Anglo
4c
2,500
Apr
Mar
Haitian Copper
300
16c
122,000
5c
Jan
16c
60c
Mar
93c
9c
.:1c
9c
,62c
78c
tVg'c
9c
1.95
36,500
.'
Feb
4c
89,900
4Gc
7,500
.16%;. 17%
17%
5.50
7%c
-r-\
v
2.00
Jan
B
"
Feb
7%C
2.40
2.40
-
Area
Jan
Jan;-1"'
10c
•
Mines
Kontiki Lead
Labrador
Zinc
&
Min
Mines Ltd
20c'.:"...
Mar
18%
19.C-
""
15
Jan
Exploration Ltd.
Mclntyre-Porcupinc Mines
r....
7
C
82c
64,800
42c>
Jan
/
8c
9 %c
8,000
6c
285
6c
17c
58.500
26c
Feb
.
29%
16c;
i
?
26
1.500
Jan
7c
99c
'Jan
Mar
1.10
18c
Apr
•
300
10o;
100
85c
18c
2,00(i
13c
58c*-
62c
29,200
33c
34c
24,000
'48c,
; r-
84
1.10
.,1.10-
-
59c
-
:
Formaque Mines Ltd—'"J—
...i -'7-4 New Hosco Mines. Limited.—;—:
.1...-- 4
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
14 "
I.td,:.—".
Slines
'
Northt,American
Asbestos
North
Rare
American
Norvalie"
94
■
...
i
(1945 )
O'Brien
Gold
Ltd
f.
Feb
21c
'Jan
Ltd
20c
Mur
;*75c
Mar
>■
Provo-Gas
—
Ltd—
Producers
5c
>
Ian
18c
4--
.
»
13c
13 c
Quebec
Lithium
'
Red
St
Crest Gold Mines.
Lawrence River Mines?
Sherritt-Gordon
i
4
Siscalta
Sisco
Oils
Gold
South
Ltd
Mines
Dufault
Standard Gold
15(2c
500
/
Apr
11c
45c
V
''
Jan'
20c
16c
1.85
^Apr
Tache Lake Mines
Tazin
Mines
,; 28c
20c
Jan
1.00
1,000
65c
Mar
17c
Jan
20c
1,755
937,550
21C
3,000
4.30
48c
-43c
9.25
4
Jan
28c
;
Feb
4.00 Mar
322,615
-
1.00
1.00 Mar
•r; 18c
100
65c
45c
:
•10,000
10(2
1.75
.
1.12
40c
30c
Jan
.6(2 c
6V2C
500
4c
7%c
16,000
7c
Mar
70c
69 c
73c
73,500
66c
Feb
•
18c
21c
6,500
2.89
..
...
2.90
600
18c
Mar
2.55 Mar
65c
66C
5,000
56c
a60c
a60c
300
50c
,.,1.97
4 7c
2.05
3,500
7c
1,500
7.20
2,700
a6c
2,600
1.80
6c
Feb
Jan
Trebor
Mines
United
Asbestos
United Gils
Valor Lithium
Vanguard
Virginia
26c'
28c
Westville Mines
15,200
.1-50
Jan
96
Feb
100
Mar
100
100
140
__
4%c
5c
24,500
4o
Jan
7c
Jan
15c
Mar
23c
Jan
20c
19 400
4.25
32,570
Jan
4
16c
16c
20c
21e
21c
3,000
14 („
1,200
22c
-
85c
200
32,000
400
27%
5,014
i0c
10c
9 000
18c
19c
10400
18c
Feb
23c
7c
9 000
5c
Feb
8c
Feb
Feb
17c
19100
14c
Mar
20c
Jan
11c
Jan
__
__
6c
17c
14c
'
13c
14c
2.90
•
29%
Apr
Feb
15c
"
'
4 100
21- 4.
6%c"7c
e%c
25% Jan
9%c Mar
is',650
3.00
20%'
1
-
3S
2.65
~
Jan
18%
9.05
8.60
22%
22%
9.05
Jan
22%
-■
1
8.60 Mar
5.490
733
22%
22
22(4
410
22
1.65
1.75
525
21c
21c
23c
7,100
1
'
•
1.60 Mar
18
%c Jan
23>£«
-
Mar
8c
Jan
10%
Jan
'
»
25(4
Apr
1.75
.ii'*■
Jan
22%
Feb
3.05 Mar
Feb
5c
16c
Jan
270
4,000
25
:
6%
Jan
4.85
'
19c
class A
14/4
6%
26
Feb
24
,
Feb
2.00
Jan
"Feb
25c
Feb
10c
1.65
66c
66c
67c
4,500
61c
Mar
72c
Jon
•
64c
60c
65c
34,800
60c
Mar
77c
Jan
Jan
Metals
Mining
Jan
6%C
' *
Jan
12c
Feb
1.24
Feb
50c
3.30
Mines
9c
3.65
Jan
1.20
1.20
10c
52
26%
Jan
32(4
Apr
19 %c
Jan
36c
Mar
8%
27%
Black
1,295
17c
1.00
1.65
27%
25%
170
25%
__
18c
26
1.09
22,695
16,000
<
50
1.65
6%
16c
26
Feb
Mar
Apr
Jan
1.30
Jan
Jan
15,700
1.53
40%
33,486
39%
Apr
96c
1.02
588,331
76c
1.68
1.82
34.100
90c
Apr
Jan
17c
20C
159,626
14%c Mar
19c
19c
21c
!..
92c
Jan
27%
1.70
x
30
Jan
90c
39%
1.60
Feb
22 %c Mar
25% Mar
40
.
9
Feb
25c
139.275
10%c
Jan
86c
94c
16,742
72c
Mar
1.84 Mar
44%
Feb
1.10 Mar
2.00 Mar
20c
Apf
27%c Mar
1.08
Jan
2c
lc
3c
7,150
ic
Mar
10c
Jan
1
16c
15 %c
17c
16,200
12c
Jan
22c
Mar
Uranium
•
14 %c
13c 14 %c
12,400
10c
Mar
24c
Jan
7c
7%c
16,500
6c
Jan
8%c
9C
4,000
7c
Mar
64c
16,300
53c
Jan
79c
43%
Jan
Jan
45% Mar
7
Feb
Jan
15%c Feb
Mines
1
Mines
Mines
——
Ltd
60c
Mines
Pioneer
Petroleums
44%
45
252
6%
6%
1,350
1
preferred
45
6%
I0%c
10c
11c
53,900
1
5%
Paper
G)
8%c
64c
1
1
Bowater Corp
Bowater
8%
100
'
:
Bay
.
8%
1.05
1
7.45
7.40
7.55
3,071
95c
f»c
600
6(4
6
G%
14,308
47%
47%
50
1
1
common
•
6
8c
7.05
Jan
74c
Mar
6
Feb
8%c Feb
Jan
10c
8.55
95c
Mar
Feb
Apr
6% Feb
125
47
Jan
48
Feb
42%
41
42%
245
37
Mar
50
Jan
1
3.20
2.96
3.20
29,495
•
39%
39%
40%
11.660
1100
76(4
76%
76%
10
75
50
100
41%
85%
41%
41%
75
40Mar
85%
86
186
85
Mar
50
45%
45
45%
575
45
50
50
50
50
385
49%
12%
preferred
50
*
common
Brltalta Petroleum
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
.
47%'
2.71
Jan-
39% Mar
3.30 Mar
44%
Feb
76%
Feb
Electric—
Jan
4%
preferred
4%% preferred
4% %
Mar
5% preferred
5%% preferred
Jan
Jan
18c
Jan
15%
2.05
Jan
2.84 Mar
Jan
:
preferred
British
Columbia
class A
Class B
60c
Mar
Feb
Broulan
6c
Jan
9c
Jan
Brown Company
Apr
6.60
Jan
Brack
2.10 Mar
2.59
Jan
Brunhurst
Telephone
94c
Reef
Mills
16%
16%
17
6,352
•
16%
16%
16%
16 %
50
16
16%
1,000
•
Packers
•
—•
Columbia Forest Products
Columbia Power
38%
37%
38%
—35
44%
44(4
45%
1,553
5,604
—
B_—
54c
13%
*
52c
55c
10,800
13%
13%
537
3.00
1
1
Mines
class
3.25
400
Mines
—
'7c
8c
3,300
6c
Jan
28c
4,200
16c
Jan
30c
Mar
30%
Jan
32%
Apr
Mines
Brunswick
Mining
X
1
7c
6%C
7%c
11,400
-
7c
6%c
7c
3.10
3.10
5,500
•"
9%c Feb
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
So
Smelting.
14c
—
2.00
Ankerite
34,900
15c
Jan
29c
Mar
Buflalo
23,400
21c
Jan
34c
Mar
.,.3!ic
4%c
54,700
3c
Jan
4c
Feb
Building Products
Burlington
75c
80c
9,500
75c
Mar
92c
Jan
*?tiriiR
7%c
10c
8.000
7c
Jan
Feb
Burrard
12c
Red
90
Feb
Mar
47%
Feb
Jan
Jan
51%
Feb
18
Feb
35%
Jan
40
Jan
50c
13
Feb
Mar
17(4 Jan
17%
Feb
40Vt-Mar
Feb
46%
59c
Jan
14%
Jan
2.20
Jan
3.25 Mar
5c
Jan
8%cMar
8%c Jan
3.10
Apr
3.25
1,040
13c 14 %c
46,000
2.20
10,630
1.30
Jan
Jan
2.00
42 Va Mar
12c
Mar
9c
3.70
21c
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.20 Apr
9c
Jan
8c
3,000
6%c
37
445
36%
Apr
39
18
18%
675
16%
Jan
19
13%
*
8c
36%
18%
Dock class A
8c
36%
Lake
..
Dry
Feb
14% Feb
14% Feb
"
26c
550
Jan
300
.18.956
-
Ltd
Mines
British
500
49
32%
25c26%c
1
British
2.16
49
30%
1
Feb
2.16
49
26c
80a
Mines
Apr
13
5.40
47%
Apr
7%c Mar
32%
1
...
.
Jan
Feb
1,300
23c
Jan
97c
36c
3,500
26c
Jan
6c
Feb
Feb
4.50
Jan
14c
11,630
38
Warrants
Bidcop
Bonville Gold
Mar
17c
141,000
.1
Mines
Bordulac
Maf
106,600
23c
7%c
__
Mines
Uranium
Jan
74c
25c
6%c
•
common
Copper Corp
Jan
72c'
21c
16%c
20
Yukon
1.94
24c
—
Blcroft
Jan
Mar
*
Bell
Blbis
~
1.40
Mar
-
•
Preferred
Bevcon
API
Apr
25,600
7%c
Uranium
Quebec
Telephone
Rights
1.68
22%c
1#
Co
1.61
-
•
•
Lodge
8c
a
Bros
Lumber
Bethlehem
8c
•
Mines
Sellcterre
Mar
64c
Uranium
25c
26c 28 (2C
13% Mar
1055
Feb
1
25c
356,654
78c
13%
1.64
6(4
_
1
Ltd
Jan
23c
13%
__
26%
1
Gas
Jan
88c
21c
2,995
1
Exploration
Oil &
18c
5.75
22c
Feb
Feb
1.79
60
18 %c
6 %c
3%c
2.09
1.70
Mar
48
74
lO'/aC Jan
6c
28 (2 c
Feb
Jan
15,800
Jan
11,000
32%
17 %c
270
14c
_1
86,000
74c
32%
Feb
48
13c
*
23c
5.40
26c
Jan
13c
47
14c
1.70
•
22c
1
2.16
46
47%
Jan
British Columbia
!".
'I
93
Feb
Mar
Jan
21c
42 % Mar
Jan
:
1,480
9c
3.95 Mar'
Jan
21.C -' 4
1.50 Mar
Jan
69
10
Mines
Tank
25c
2.70
Jan
32
335
8c
(T
Jan
2.70
99c
6,266
65%
&
Feb
f
8,125
85%
51%
Bridge
4c
441
1.33
38%
78
;
4,582
Apr
3.25
•
1.23
35%
80
2,200
Mar
300
4; 13%
1.30
36%
8c
1.75
12,520
13%
4.30 Mar
Jan
60
35c
10,500
.1
1.50
73%
Jan
Mar
42.
Mar
45c
59%
Feb
6c
page
45
72%
64c
4.00
Ltd.
see
52c
Jan
60
22c
>
3.55
-
For footnotes
Jan
36
73%
5%c Mar
70c
4.
Jan
34c
550
,
10
Feb
70c
_i
26c
44
50
Scotia
Traction
3.95
1
Ltd
3 500
84416
47c
1
Brazilian
500
Mining Corp
Pyrie & Copper Corp Ltd
Feb
Feb
19
12% Mar
le
Boy mar Gold
2,500
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Jan
10%
Jan
41c
18c
Consol Mines
Bralornc
79,200
Ltd—
Apr
23c
Mar
9
__
1
Brunsman
Mines
5.00
2.95 Mar
18c
42%
4.15
Mines
Bralsaman
4c
8,500
1.75
6c ' 7%c
_
*
Ventures. Ltd
Weedon
,a4c
V.
_♦
Explorations
Jan
Nova
Jan
3.40
»
Feb
9%
Montreal
Jan
3.95
1
1.18
Jan
80a
2.30
80C
;
42c
Jan
•
preferred
7%c
Feb
12c
Ltd—i
Ltd——
40c
__
44c
4.20
common
2nd
Feb
95c
Corn
510
4.10
6
'300
12%
Feb
Apr
67c
12 670
I9%c
Mines
Jan
12c
Ltd
3.25
4,750
19c
9 20
12%
1
7.25 Mar
4.15
-
3.50
1
5.00
18c
>
50
Belcher Mining Corp—
Abr
65c
>
Fell
7,c
a6c
1
400
9.20
•
Mines.
Beaver
■
12% Mar •; .f
1.75 Apt:
' •
23c
Jan
4.30
Feb
29,000
1
Ltd
3,'648
3.25
19c
100
Mines
Beaver
Mar
Mar
447.4c
Ltd
Jan
75c
3 25
of
Bcatty
Feb
Mar
80c
Exploration Ltd
Titan Petroleum Com
Jan
89c
1
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class B
Feb
12c
24c
95c
Tib
25c
Jan
•
Beattle Duquesne
Apr/ ;/
8,500
12c
1
Mar
Mines
Baska
3,000
..
1
15c
67c
17c 19%c
-73c
__
__
Feb
of
Base
Mar
1
Mines Ltd
Feb
3 25
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Mar
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd..
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
18c
•
Jan
96C
7c
1.98
2
Feb
4.75
/
Jan
27c
,
Ltd
14c
18c
ll'434
15'950
•
9c
Jan
•
-
Ltd—
Mines
15C 17»/2c
1L245
Oils
Basco
6V2C Feb
15c
4.30
.
^
•
t
i6C
14c
Barymin
Apr
Jan
1
!
Ltd
Mar
2.95
Barnafc
1.52 Mar !.
•6c
.1
—
45c
Bank
'
1—1
Mines Ltd
45%
Jan
Bankeno Mines
Apr
26c
9,90
-n
..
.... ,
61c
43c/
26c
Ltd!
Mines
Jan
24c
1
Bright
Uranium
43
1
5%%
Jan-
46c
•
6.90 :--G.9.0
Quebec Smeltiue Refining Ltd
Radiore
Feb
435
1
Banff
Jan
26 c
18c.
..
.
Ltd————
Quebec Oil Development
38% Mar
22
j
Mar '
*i4c
4
66c
Corp.^—..—...—
Apr
Feb
76 083
400
Gold
Bouzan
Quebec Ascot Copper Corp Ltd
Qupbec Chibougamau Goldflelds Ltd.
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration LtcL__
Quebe'c Labrador D^rcl Co Ltd
—
27%
43c
1
9c
Jan
67,500
1.85 '
1.75
^ ,>t21c.
.1^-.
*- ■:
Apr
Jan
Mar
441^
j
Bailey Selbum Oil & Gas
5%
preferred
Jan
1.00
.4
,.
,
54c
1
Electric
Bankfield
9c
Jaii
5c
3,000
■
4.; 1.75
14
1 4.
39 Va
21
16,631
62 656
Mines
ftvillabona
1.34 Mar
4'7&c Jan '
22.60U
*'
Paudash Lake Umnium Mines Ltd.; 14
;v ' Pcnnbec Mining Corp.———1-- 2
Pitt Gold' Mining Co Ltd^
J
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd——;
Portage Island"' (Chib) Mines Ltd
Powrell-Rouyn Gold Mines Ltd
Feb
1.500
100.816
—
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd__l
Pato Cons'Drtklging Gold Ltd—441—1
Jan
Jan
37c
•
Yellowknife
*
Mar
.
Jan
86c
2,000
17c
,_n
-
-
35%
21
9
Nickel
Gold
Auto
:,-35c
Jan
5c
,
16,5254
96c
1.00
Mines Ltd..———-1
Orchan Uranium
8 (Vc
87c
..
14c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper.Mines (Quebec! Ltd..I
1.05
2,900
-15c.
4
'
28%
10%
441^
Aunor
Jan
u-35c
Jan.'-
'
4
89c
,
Ltd——1
Mines
7c
3,000
»V.7%C' 7%c
5%c 5 (4c
I
——
71% Mar
Apr
"I
Aumaque Gold Mines
1,75 Mar
Jan
27c
1,800
:
15(L»c 15(L»c
1
Mar
10%
1.85 Mar
55c
58c
985,000
-
9c
8V2C 4':-.7%C
Corp.,...—1
Metals
Mar
«•
•
Feb
Bank
1.154
;/1.10
v
Ltd....-_L'.—n._:44—.41
Mines
Ohalskl
—1
....
1.26
6c
—
Mining Ltd———1
Norsyncomaque
35c
4 -1-20
•
Santiago 'Mines Ltd.-44i—50c
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd.»
New-Vinray Mines Ltd——
!r4—i.l
New V/est Amulet Mines_ Ltd—
— I V:.
Nocana
2£tc
,
v;" New
;
>£
34c
,
v'
24
19%
i-095
1.00
Mines
Mines
Aumacho River
20c
45c
Oils Ltd——JJOc
Jan
7,5J
22%
2.80 Feb
.
4ic
Aubelle
30-Iis Mar
Feb
270
.
Feb
Jan
4,00')
Ltd————.——1
Pacific Coal. &
Mar
4.75
Atlln-Ruffner
Apr
10c
4(/aC
6,700
84
—
" 84
86
1.45
1.35
1.45
45c.45c47c
1-%12c al2c
lew
New
Mar
17
90c
Mines
Atlas
'
Creek Mines
.Nama
►
61c
Feb
7%
Ash Temple common
Atlas Steels
'
r
Feb
82c
15c.
•
5
—.1
Jan
14
9
8%
Aslidown Hardware class B
Feb
2.55 Mar
I
72c
—
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—— 1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
-n1'-;..
vimitgary Explorations Ltd—
10c
■
,1
4
43c
.
95c
Corporation
Arjon
35% Mar
Jan
15
Ltd—
Mining Ltd.
.4.
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd.
Mpgador Mines Ltd....—
>
Jan
V .29(2- 29%
u
1%'
Jan
304b
15c
'
«_»/
Merrill Island
A
8,500
4c
'
2.40 Feb
4
1,260;
v20c
Lingside? Copper Mining Co Ltd—_—.1 -/
Marpic
24%
10
$2.50 preferred
Jan
7.25
V-
77c
...—1-
Co Ltd—.
& -Explor
21% Jan
25?
I2O0
Argus Corp common
$2.40 preferred
Jan
4.80 Mar
16,500
4"
133%. 34%
33 (2
f
Mines——.—_—
2.00 Jan
a qqc
29
/tt
27%
Feb
7,700
60c
21
1
preferred
Cons Resources
Arcafi
80c
.1
Jan
15
60
.
Uranium
3.75
♦
1st
Arcadia
9Vac
Mar
5 Vac
3,316
5.50
'„,6(2C
2.40
...:*
Hollinger Consol. Gold Mines Ltd.
a
international Ceramic Mining Ltd—_1
Iso
2.70 Jan
"
Jan
5.50
Ltd—.
14 125
17
22
27%
50c
Petroleums
Mar
1,000
1
Cora,Ltd——
Jan
1
Asamera Oil
Hillcrest Collieries
15c
1
Develop
Rouyn
Apex
7 Vic Mar
Jar.
Mar
50
Ansil Mines
Anthes Imperial
9VaC Jan
6c
Jan
8c
oi
ie%
25
Jan
10 031
31c
*
4^>
Lead
1.02
53c
68
Co
Jan
59c
Jan
2.60
5b~c '
;
Jan
10c ;
9c
291:,
ig%
3.S0 Mar
Mar
45c
2.40
03
51c
Jan
50c
Feb
Jan
10 250
3.40
2.45
j
5 700
Feb
8%c
29c
49c
3.10
•
3.15
14,825
Feb
Jan
Mar
22
Jan
68c
-
a
Oils
*. '
54c
3:i0
♦
—
13c
28
66c
1
:
common
—
3.50
20
■*
9%C"
1
•
—
Anglo American Exploration
Anglo Huronlan
Apr
2.00
•—i...
•
—
3.35
10g
Oil
Anchor
IOV2C Jan
'
,
4Gc
Analogue Controls
.
Mar
66c
78c
Ltd
Metals
46c
]
preferred
Anacon
-
Jan
14 %c
.15c
Ltd-——&
82c
Amerlcap Nephellne
2.50 Mar "
66c
-III
50c
95c
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
Apr
15 %c
—
Mines Ltd
Mines
Feb
10'L'CMar Z
Jan
6c
110,200
28(4
v
53C
Amalgamated Larder Mines—,.
Amalgamated Rare Earth
:
-
——
Age Mines
4%%
Feb
1.05
16% Apr
14V2C Mar
4,500
28%
16c
2.09
•
3.50
Warrants
11c
16%
28(4
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd——_
iolden
Aluminum
14% Mar
Jan
6c
1
Aluminium Ltd
Amurex
8c
III
6c
Mar
2.10 Mar
Jan
10c
'""
Mar
16'.4
Futurity Oils Ltd——
Gui-Por Uran
Feb
Feb
8,230
Jan
19c
Mar '
22c
Jan
-•lie
<=
_
Mar.
6c
5,000
7c
G'200
JfSSg
"
Mar
99c
2.10l3!ar
6%c
*795
11,500
—
23c
:
10c
if
Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper
47c
„T4.%C 14 %C
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Fano Mining <fc Exploration Inc
15,000
20,000
20
20c
Jan
500
...
1
li-
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc...
Jan
12
7%c
20
—
Jan
21c
Feb
9.15
"
Feb
7c
Algom Uranium common
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry
Apr
12
•
200
•it
.
44c
10%
20
Yellowknife Gold
Gas Trunk
Alberta Pacific Cons
23%
19c
Alberta
.
Jan
1,345
xi%
23%
20c
1
Voting trust
13 %c Mar
6,500
.
1
!
Jau
6c
1*
Ltd
Ma*
18c
/
•
Ltd
.
Mines*Ltd—
Dome
Donalda
17c
65c
,
14%. 14%
l
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
100
,2,000
75c
,4.
10c
Jan
7.40 Mar
|
High )
40
'200
r/uc
—i.„50o
i h»,.f!XSn,10nS
Alberta Distillers
,4'
14c
-
Yellowknife
...
9;75
Apr
Jan
2.10
.
Consolidated Halliwell Ltd—.
—^.1
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd
1
!—
300
1,900
;
,
uy4
Low
35(4 Mar
1
Petroleums
Akaitcho
75c
23c
Jan
2 232
'*
Mines
t7;T
Ltd
Mines
A J ax
'4
Jan
11%
37Va
Range Since Jan. b
High
2323%
-
•
Agnico_ Mines
16c
6c
143t
Quebec
\dvocate
Jail
14c
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
Ltd
;
8c
21c.
:•
Uranium
Feb
."
Feb
25
•
:-"
1.85
,
Mar
10%C
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Acadia
Shares
36%
37V2
Mar
-.17c
2.10
17c
Mines
7.65
-•
-1
1
Consolidated
73,995
10%
4c
■
common
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
Class A
Jan
10 Va Mar
Apr
13c
common
Acadia
'
-
34
Paper
6V2C
1.50 Mar
35,500
44c
70 c
*
Ltd
13c
22-%c 22%c
__1_1.50
L'Ungava
Mines
-
*
•
1,114
l ie
"
75c
1,000
10
-
Cleveland Copi)er Corp„ 1_—;
200
7.60
13c
43c
Corp Ltd
«
16c
-15c
Jan
%■ c Mar
'4/7.35 Feb V
500
75c
40c
1
Limited-!
-
Bi-Ore
<
4
Jap " •'
.
9 %e
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd—i__ 1
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
75c
Chipnian Lake Mines Ltd
—__1 '•
Con3ol
75c"
.**
287i)
1,510
^>1.55^.1.55
.
16c
1
Compagnie Miniere
1,000
—1
.
CeTitral-Del Rio Oils Ltd..,
Commonwealth
100
6%C
"
Ltd!
Explorations
Quebec
Cassiar
v
10c
Canuba Mines Ltd
.Carrier
29'2
6/2C
8-85
1
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd./
2^1-v
—
&
^ferAeH TT"o
Atlantic Sugar
Jan
60c
■
V
—
V
Sales
Range
Par
Abitibi Power
70c
,
Week's
Last
Sale Trice
6J/2C. Apr
4,500
6V2C
Vic.
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian DoIIarr
Friday
—
Mar
10c
24'i'C
Are
<
Feb
13c
4
Shown
STOCKS
Ftfb
84c
4,
•
Calgary ifr Edmonton Corp
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd—2——1
,'Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—.1
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd—
Apr
ioc
'
/
4-
Prices
1.30 Man¬
-
•
6,500
-
'
—
6V2C
Feb
Jail' '
'
•
Jan
50c
*/§$■'•
8
Toronto Stock
33c
4%c Feb
39,100
10c
70c
Mar
4%c
2,000
69c
65c
APRIL
1
High
-
46c
212,100
6c
"10c
■3
Low
22c
1,000
84c.
-
->* 64c
10c
Ltd
11,600
6%C
75c
.
Beaechasse
Range Since Jan.
,
23c
6V2C
Bateman Bay Mining Co.:;:.
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd —1
ENDED
'''
Shares
High
22c
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Trice
Par
FOR
Sales
13%
14%
2,171
12%
Jan
14% Mar
7%
7%
7%
550
6% Mar
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1603)
.
.
.
Monday; April 6, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale I'rice
Par
Cable
CaJalu
-
_
„ampuell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Cement
Canada
Preferred
.
18c
6,800
2«e
26C
28c
5,760
85c
95c
19.075
29%
29
29%
1,405
97
1,045
100
101
60c
55c
60c
13,210
8.70
8.65
8.85
6,085
•
20
Calgary Power common—
5 "b
preferred
—
_
Ca'lvet Gas A: Oils
33%
common
Foundries
Iron
4 «4 '>
96
10
33 %
Preferred
Feb
Apr
Mar
60c
Apr
10% Mar
Jan
610
10
Mar
12
Feb
16,35
34
preferred
—100
101%
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
97
101
Apr
6.95
B
32
Jan
37
Mar
Exploration
34
Jan
39
15
100
Feb
106
Jan
101 ¥« 101%
770
100
Mar
102
Mar
4.45
4.90
47c
51c
9,400
13c
13C 13 Vic
24,000
2.21
1
•
Imperial
20
*
Class B
High
2,806
104
47c
Copper Rand Cliiboug
Distillery class A
Cosmos
Low
39
4.45
Corby
Range. Since Jan. 1
High
37%
104
38%
—100
Con west
Jan
55c
Class
Low
IP
common
A
Jan
Jan
78%
Class.
Co
2.17
3.90
4.95
Jan
12c
Feb
Mar
74c
29',ic Jan
16 %c Mar
Feb
2.26
27,880
20
20
995
19
Jan
21%
20%
20%
5
18
Jan
20 Vi Mar
11%
Jan
14
'
20%
*
3,125
Mar
13%
13%
110
48c
8,400
1,98
2.4B Mar
Jan
Feb
Mar
28
98
27
Jan
28%
Jan
Coulee
47 c
45c
22%
19%
23
6,100
12%
Jan
23
Apr
Cournour
10c
10c
500
8 Vic
36 '-•)
35%
36%
590
34%
Feb
37%
Jan
Cowiclian Copper
•
1.10
1.05
1.14
5,200
1.00
Jan
1.30 Mar
95%
95%
95%
100
95%
Apr
100%
Feb
Craigmont Mines
50c
4.80
4.70
4.90
4,510
3.00
Jan
5.10 Mar
73%
74
1.75
Apr
2.60 Jan
27
28
•
•
1.90
54%
Lead
Zinc
i
„__l
Jan
76%
Feb
Crec Oil of Canada warrants
Jan
25 %
Jan
Crestaurum
2.35
Jan
Creslbrook
1.05
Feb
Croinor
69
25
145
25
1.90
7,100
85c
3,270
%
73c
Apr
1
Mining —
1.75 Mar
260
25
1.76
26
.
Lands
Packers class A_
Canada
1.27
Consumers Gas
Shares
100
•
.
__
.
Jan
35
Jan
100
73c
Canada
Canada Oil
Feb
36c
Mar
28%
25
'10%
26 %c
23 V'aC Mar
69c
Par
High
Mar
Sales
lor Week
Range
of Prices
*
common
preferred
Malting common
97
15c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
10
—
Canada Crushed Cut Stone—
Canada
Friday
Low
17%c
*
Calgary & Edmonton
APRIL 3
Range Since Jan. I
High
i7%e
—1
1
Petroleum
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
*
•
100
Mines
Cadamet
of Prices
Low
WEEK
for Week
1
1
25o
Oils.—————
Ml ties
FOR
Sales
Range
1.75
:
125
51
Feb
57
Jun
Crown
54e
53
54
365
49
Feb
54.
Jan
Crowpat
66
66
67%
765
58
Jan
67%
Feb
Cusco
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred——100
88
88
210
88
Mar
90
Mar
85c
3,500
1.60
1.65
300
1
..
10c
9c
10c
12,100
Mar
1.75
8c
58c
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
12c
1.50 Mar
9 Vic
Jan
1.85 Feb
Jan
11c
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
50c
7,130
9c
1.60
1
common.
Pershing
10
2.00
8%c
*
Mines
Timber
45c
54
54%
Trust
10
30
1
14c
1
13c
29
30
250
'
•
B
Class
Mtge
Permanent
Canada
Canada Southern
Oils
Canada Southern
Canada
Wire
Canadian
Cable
fit
Astoria
Canadian
Canadian
Breweries
Class
Apr
Daragon Mines
40
Jan
42%
Jan
Davis
14
14
143.,
1,150
14
Feb
15% Mar
10c
9%c
11c
13c
60
59
60
23,500
4,020
Jan
20
Jan
60
•
38%
38
39%
4,527
Jan
39 % Mar
39
39%
300
35
Jan
39% Mar
Devon
12%
12%
13
685
12
Mar
15
Distillers
1.70
4.70
5.00
365
4.25
4.25
common
•
com
-
warrants
Canadian
Canncrs
Celancse
—
class
$1
preferred
81% preferred."J—,
14%
14%,
14%
20%,
20%
17%
35%
4.70
32
•
10%
10%
10%
•
1.30
1.21
1.30
3.45 Mar
S
6%
7%
7%
6,600
4.55 Jan
Canadian
Drawn
Canadian
Canadian
D.vno Mines
5.20
4.95
5.20
8,540
12
Dredge'Dock..
Steel pfd
12
155
32
32%,
1,246
25%
50c
50c
2,140
*xc
l
•
—
32%
50c
1
64c
80c
4.90 Mar
10%
Jan
4.10
Jan
6.05
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
Mar
32%
Feb
75c
Mar
Jan
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
!«•
Husky Oil
Canadian
Maiartic
Canadian
North
Cos
•
common
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Railway
21
—
preferredCorp
Corp
common.
Apr
16
2.50
695
23
1,433
1
7
25
9
3%
»
250
*
43%
43
46
2,205
33
Dairies
common
35
465
,
'
10% Mar
13% Jan
24 Vi Mar
Jan
6% Mar
5%
51
13%
Jan
38 Vi Mar
1.75
41%
300
Dominion
Steel
*-•
20%
20%
385
Dominion
Stores
•
90
89%
90%
2,700
•
17 %
16%
17%
20%
20%'
10%
11%
2,075
Dominion Tar Sr. Chemical
Preferred
Dominion
9,450
3,850
common
23.50
——
Textile
10%
•
common
20
Jan
Jan
6,580
Coal common
7% Feb
6
Jan
25
2,816
Sc
Feb
Jan
21%
2.15
40c
62c
11
22%
7
10%
1.57
Apr
10%
22%
*
preferred
46%
37c
1.50 Mar
10%'
•
25
Bridge
45
1.50
Mar
2.15
Apr
Apr
Jan
19%
49
Mar
Mar
10
12
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
83% Jan
92 Vi
Feb
22,970
14
Jan
17% Mar
125
20
Mar
20% Mar
9%
Mar
12
Jan
__1
Oils & Mineral
12c
15c
169.300
11c
37c
37c
46c
109,750
17c
Jan
46c.
Mar
lie
14c
26,200
11c
Apr
16c
Jan
—1
Ltd
12c
1
1
Mines
Copper Co
10 %c
lflc
12c
9,600
10c
Mar
16c
Jan
Apr
Mar
15c
Apr
Jan
1.85
Jan
East
A111 phi
Gold
11%
11%
5,088
11%
Apr
14%
Jan
6.30
East
Maiartic
Mines
1
1.70
6.60
1.42
3,050
6.30 Mar
1.73
46.625
1.35
Jan
1.73
8.50
Jan
«%
2.738
East
Sullivan
Mines
-_1
2.25
2.25
2.4G
6.235
7% Mar
2.00
Jan
2.65 Mar
8 %
14c
28,200
7Vic Jan
17 Vic Mar
84c
Jan
40c
Feb
14,500
68c
65c
76.966
65c
Feb
28%
:
100%,
84c
29
%
5,791
27%
200
95
Feb
28
Jan
29
30
5,224
12 %
12%,
378
7%c
8%c
15,000
29%
1.12 Mar
Jan
100'a
29%
101
32 % Mar
11% Mar
7c
Feb
Mar
14%
9Vhc
Feb
Jan
160
160
30
Jan
160
Eddy
775
18% Mar
24
Jan
27%-
75
23
Feb
28% Mar
20%
20%
20%
25
.20
Jan
20% Jan
2.05
2.02
2.20;
126
7,654
50%
1.40
2.00 Mar
65
1.40
100
17 %c
18c
1.59
1.95
63c
70c
30c
2,175
12 %c
•
Zi
Gold
-1
1.30
53
2.00
Jan
Feb
Feb
11
35c
Jan
1.95
Apr
60c
Mar
10c
Mar
.
10c
Jan
78c
Feb
1.55 Mar
Jan
12 Va Mar
Ford
5.35
5.10
5.35
2.36
800
7.55
7.90
10,756
1.37
1.37
5.30
3,325
1.07
Jan
55c
Jan
15c
Jan
Fatima
Fleet
4.75 Mar
Apr
of
1.39
76,000
80c
Jan
1.39 Mar
40c 42 Vic
29,800
28c
Jan
50e
Jan
10c 10 Vic
8,000
10c
Jah
14c
Jan
68,600
20c
Jan
45c
Jan
39,800
9c
Jan
28c
2oc
31c
14c
11 %t
15c
28
28%
4,270
27%
Feb
32
Mar
23
1,760
22 % Mar
24
Jan
17%
18
17
Mar
18% Jan
89c
1.02
2,135
1,500
85c
Mar
1.13 Mar
Mar
15c
5,280
lie
5.90
5.90
6.00
16% c
16%'C
17c
8,075
3,010
13c
Jan
64(
61c
74 c
24,700
53c
.Mar
47
47%
150
44
Jan
51
Feb
27%
27 Vi
625
27%
Feb
28-
Jan
65c
Jan
50
Jan
•
A—
78c
78c
80c
6,600
1
54:!i
56%
2.634
123%
122
124
1,272
56:®
II
Petroleum
67
70%
275
7e
6%c
7c
8,700
6c
Feb
8V2C Mar
5%
47c
39c
52c
688,325
19c
Jan
52c
Apr
70c
75c
64c
Jan
93c
Mar
28c
Mar
1.05 Jan
15c
1.63 Mar
Feb
23 %c Jan
1.50 Mar
57
1.90
Jan
Frobislier
Ltd
Gatlneau
Power
67c
75c
6,500
2.55
2.75
500
62%
62%
50
•
25
.
62%
*
I
2.50
Equipment
250
_•
15%
1,590
17c
18c
isc
15c 15 Vac
1
Mines
14%
17%e
1
Gold Mines
Coldstream
14%
1
(jgc
63c
72c
14,500
5,126
125,700
7 Vac
,1
Metals
Petroleum
o%c
6 Vic
*
12%
12%
13
500
Z*
Enterprises
42c
39c
44c
30,573
20
2.20
2.20
100
12
11 %
12
260
*
___
National
1
Coniagas Mines
o
2.50
6,000
Jan
Jan
2.50
OH
Apr
3.50 Mar
4.10 Jan
211
•
I
Consolidated Bakeries
Bellekeno
Mines
23
Apr
Apr
12%
Jan
16% Mar
15c
Jan
21c
15c
Jan
19c
Feb
38c
Jan
99c
Mar
8c
11 Va
Jan
Jan
14
4.00
Jan
63c
63c
4,000
50c
38c
4,182 "
27c
Jan
30c
34c
5,875
22c
Jan
8c
9c
7,640
6%c Jan
•
gc
9%
9%
9%
325
1
14c
12 Vac 14 Vac
12
Jan
35c
33c
8%
Jan
Apr
76c
Mar
39c
;
Mar
34%c Mar
10c
Jan
10
Feb
Mar
Calliman
Flin
Consolidated
Denison
Mines
igc
14c
1
14%
14 %
15
3.25
Consolidated
26,000
7,250
50,500
52,786
3.00
3.30
30,150
1.55 Mar
3.95 Mar
3.65 Jan
3.90 Jan
*
Warrants
Discovery
11c
13c
16c
11c
Feb
11c
Jan
13c
11
15%c Feb
17c
1
3.80
3.75
3.90
8,605
1
25%c
25 Vac
30c
6,833
*
45c
45c
833
Consolidated
38c
17o
Jan
Fenimore
7
48c
50c
Consolidated
48c
Gillies
Feb
8 Vac
9c
Mines
Golden Arrow
Consolidated Halliwell
Ltd
Smelting
4.50
4.10
4.50
20
19%
20%
7,506
Consolidated Mogul
33c
31c
35c
92c
76c
98c
1
Mines
Oils
•
1
Gold Ltd
Sr.
8 Vie
_j
Consolidated Howey Gold
Mac
•
l
Consolidated
Marbenor
3,136
2,000
31,500
708,600
5,745
13,500
6,529
15,736
4.30
4.00
4130
Zl
43c
42c
44c
1
,
65c
65c
|
Oonsaftiated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
Explor__
2.15
2.40
35,240
21c
20c
22c.
7,400
Negus Mines
Consol Northland Minos
Consolidated Peak Oils
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
Mar
3.50
36c
General Steel
Wares
Genex
Geo
Mines
Consolidated Red Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Glenn
Uranium
Jan
Goldale
Jan
Gold
^
4%
Class
Grafton
clitSs
Granduc
Feb
60
60
61
85
57% Feb
63% Jan
45 y*
43 Vi
45 Vi
4.10
1.635
43 Vi Mar
46% Jan
3.80
3.95
5,292
3.40 Jan
4.10 Mar
16%
16V'o
T6%
2,966
12% Feb
16 Vi Mar
90
90
90
60
15c
17c
7,580
1.40
1.25
1.43
85,600
lOViC
11c
5,700
4.10
—.1
902
41c
27,600
3,400
30c
10c
20 Vic
20c
21c
17,000
18c
1
21c
21c
25c
37,400
42c
39c
44c
136,000
*
188
13c 13 Vic
65
185
42
%Mar
6% Feb
9
9
100
8
15%
15 V4 Mar
17
16
185
35c
20,246
1.74
5,300
1.41 Mar
2.24 Mar
•
39%
39 %
41
2,125
29
29
7.80
7.80
8.50
6%
5%
38
6%
38
50
3.00
3.00
3.00
200
38
39
200
2.75
2.65
2.75
1,770
15 V4
15%
15%
960
Great
Lakes
Great
Lakes
Warrants
Paper
Power
common—
•
—
Northern
Gas
common
Preferred
1
50
Warrants
—.
$280 preferred
Class B warrants-
50
—
class A
Coal
15Vi
6
Greyhawk
20c
38c
Jan
35% Jan
42 Vi Mar
565
23%
30%
7.80
6,025
Jan
38
6%
Mar
Jan
40% Feb
2.25 Mar
38
Feb
9.50 Mar
Apr
5V4 Mar
3.35 Jan
Mar
41% Feb
2.70 Mar
_
Mar
15 %c Mar
19c
Jan
14c
Mar
Gulf
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
12
3.30 Jan
Feb
12
Jan
12
Apr
6.75
1,850
4.50
11c
52,690
10c
:_9c
12%
Apr
Apr
9%
4.50
13 Va
Apr
9%
3,371
--
13 V«
2,041
8c
12
2.00
Jan
6% Jan
88 Vi
3.90
6.75
•
Jan
Feb
5,091
12
4.40
10 %C
•
5%
44
21 Vi
Apr
1,900
10
3.90
__
Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Gulch
470
1,211
4.40
4.25
5.25
Apr
20C
Mar
Apr
Apr
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
j
Jan
CO 0 "Feb
3.40
3.40
10
26%
26%
216
Jan
27
1
lie
12c
7,000
9C
Jan
14c
1
—
8 Vic
,9c
4,400
8C
Jan
13C
Feb
16
Jan
.
1
Feb
10 y8
Vi
6
15 Vi
_
Mines
*
-
-|00
26
1
17 Va
16 Vi
17%
30,386
14% Mar
5.70
Mines
Warrant*
5.35
5.70
9,640
4.60 Mar
8%c
12,000
7c
Mar
82c
5
87c
.16,730
Gurney Products common
*
33c
72c
Jan
1.10 Mar
Gwillim
5.25
Lake
Gold.
1
5.40
9 Vic
3,600
Jari
5.75 Mar
Gypsum
Lime
&
a
48
Alabastine.
5
50
9ViC lOViC
60,700
48%
915
5
47%
Feb
Mar
7.50 Jan
3.50 Jan
6.50 Feb
8e
Feb
38%
Jan
10%c Apr
49 V4 Mar
42.
Jan
Mar
1,230 *
88%
11%
—_____v_
Guaranty Trust
1.06 Mar
82
12
•
6
88%
•
Winnipeg Gas
Mar
4.15
tfeb
32c
warrants
9c
Jan
13%c Jan
Jan
VA Feb
9
1.65
1958
2.55 Mar
10,471
15,500
"
48
Jan
Mar
25%c Mar
13c
Apr
194% Feb
Jan
30
100
44c
33c
warrants
12 %c
Jan
Jan
7
Voting trust
20c
32c
1.70
1956
2,000
Feb
40c
16Vic Mar
42
Greater
7c*
Mar
22c
*
Feb
40c
14c
Jan
188
•
Fbb
5%c Mai¬
Mar
1
Feb
26c
Feb
7
West
ls %o Feb
59c
42
Great West Saddlery
8,250
Feb
7.45 Jan
6.25 Mar
185
Great
6c
12a
Jan
Jan
17c
Jan
6.75
Feb
1.50 Mar
Jim
9c
jan
19c
Feb
5c
1.05
37c
Jan
37c
90
Feb
89
Mar
4.25 Mar
3.76 Mar
6.60
1
5%c
S% Jan
73
—•
Mar
7
200
40c
1
Plains Develoo
15 %c
•
Jan
A
Mines
Gridoil Freehold
15c 15 %c
7
27
6,780
Mines
Grandroy
Great
class A
B-
38c
7%c
Jan
1,050
49,335
Great
31,100
20,500
24% Mar
17
8
22%
*
preferred
Mackay
Gordon
Feb
Jan
Mar
50
•
Goodyear Tire Canada common
5.25
Jan
Mar
106*
63
5 40
,
Consolidated West Petroleum
page
»
Uranium
75c
1.50
106
Jam
1
Eagle Gold..
Goldflelds
22%
18c
Jan
105
21
l
...
Jan
3.80
Apr
100
1
Mines.
Mines
Jan
15c
15
43
•
*.—
Feb
7%c
19
43
7%
'
Mining
63c
12 Vie
102
2.20 Mar
Jan
37%
8
Glacier
25c
1
102
106 V i 106 Vi
1
24,722
_i
750
1
Prospecting—
33c
Zl
43
52
Giant Mascot Mine_
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
19% Mar
,
27c
41 Va
1
Ltd_
Scientific
1.06
6c
41 Vj
9.0O Jan
•
com
common
Preferred
29C
30C
1.86" Jan
100
General Petroleum Canada
Class A
91c
1
7.30 Mar
1%
33c
7
1,575
14,710
Mar
35
21 Yt
Feb
57c
10% c Jan
1
•
General, Motors
92c
1
7.95
Mar
17
Jan
Jan
2.10
Mar
125 Vi Mar
Mar
1.95
Jan
1
—I
Ltd
Mines
General Bakeries
General Development
General Dynamics
4.50
Jan
8c
7.50
——100
—.-100
1.05
Mar
57c
Mar
10%c Jan
Jan
38c
Jan
52c
Jan
61c
Mar
47c
7%c Jan
19c
Mar
63c
14%
31
Feb
Feb
99c
57
108% Jan
7.75
•
common
preferred
preferred
7
"ZZ~
preferred
common—
2
Consolidated
see
2.40
1
24c
Jan
15
Jan
Mar
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Lake
380
1.12
Feb
44%cMar
2.00 Mar
10%
Jan
_•
Gamma—
4,900
Jan
G%c Jan
32c
3^
#|
Feb
2.85 Feb
62% Apr
3.30 Jan
«
Key Mines—
Consolidated Allenbee
89c
Feb
„•
Mines
Con
1.65 Jan
2.50 Mar
50
9,455
23
62c
100
3.50
23
*
2.50
3.40
3,45
1.23
1,380
9 Vic
32 Vi
15%
Jan
8.25 Feb
19 Vic
Jan
70 % Mar
16%c Jan
16
9e
31 Vi
35c
5.75 Mar
2.10
10
5%%
70c
Mines
9c
Companies
French
15%
32 %
Ltd
Francocur
Fraser
70
70(;
Cody Reco
•
*
20o
A
Co
Jan
2,200
1
Dunlop common
class
Jan
6,650
Chimo
Mining & Smelting
15 Vic Mar
__1
(U S)
Canada
3.10
24,600
7,200
Circle Bar Knitting class A
Gochenour Wlllans
Apr
22%
Z20
9.20
18c
23c
ChryBler
Mar
__1
Feb
1.55
1.45
Mines
J
Mar
68
17%
__1
Cop
class
7.25 Mar
2.25
1.45
21c
footnotes
1.23
40c
Manufacturing
15c
1.34
Mic
1.29
29
68
25c
Ford Motor Co
1.50
22c
Consolidated
Jan
28%
Preferred
15c
1.40
Consolidated Mining
53!lit
22%
Mining
Federal Grain
1.52
1
Marcus
100
40% Mar
12c
Foundation
9.40
6,432
1
Consolidated
68
__1
Ltd
Tungsten
Feb
Gcco
Consolidated
68
Warrants
Fargo Oils
Farvvest
3,600
1.40
9.90
10 Vac
23,275
25,700
Consolidated
J an
Falcunbflclge Nickel
Players Canadian—
26c
Kayrand Cop Min
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Cliib
Beta
53
1
Fanny Fanner Candy—
Faraday Uranium Mines—
-1
.
Chibcug Jaculet Mines
Consolidated
400
Famous
75c
Mines
Consolidated
68%
1
Corp
Explorers Alliance
—1
Mifes
Coniaurum
67%'
1
Mining Lid—
20
Trust
Commonwealth
68%
1
common—.
Eureka
•
__
Combined
Jan
20
A—
Mines
__1
Combined
Jan
27 V*
1
class
Eld rich Mines
Jan
2.30
Cooper
Yellowknife
37%
400
38
—....
5,050
13c
1.35
10%
3.00
Jan
1.40 Mar
44,298
25c
50
4,766
1,763,405
18e
7.80
Farm
30
28
._10
•
Ltd
Porcupine
Gold
38%
68
Trust
Co—_
Common
El Sol
12c
27%
—_1
Investment
Paper
Elder
12c
27%
Metals
Match
Feb
1!)
27
12 %C
-_1
Eddy
Jan
18%
67c
Charter OH
il le
Apr
Jan
17,400
1.90
Rio
Pat
50c
21c
50c
50%
Castle Tretliewey
Cayzor Athabaska
Central
Economic
Feb
21C 26 %c
1
Ltd
Central
Feb
15
40
(>c
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Cassiar Asbestos Corn
Del
20%
Apr
2,391
12
54C
25c
Central
Eastern
Jan
17%
12
Wcstiilghouse
Mines
Apr
15%
12
17
19
Williston
For
15%
1.75
1.50
160
Warrants
Conduits
3,700
10%
Duvex
7%e
Qan Erin Mines—
Can Met Explorations
Colomac
16%
1.85
Jan
10
—
Exploration
Coin Lake
15%
10%
2.90
Vickers
Cockshutt
16
45%
Duvan
2i>=!i*
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class A
*
Canadian Western Nat Gas 5 % %
pfd 20
Canadian Western Oil
Cochrane
•
•
Jan
—100
.
Canadian
Chromium
34% Jan
•
8 %
25c
Oil
t
Jan
Foundry & Steel common
Jan
53c
lnca
preferred
Cheskirx
22%
/
Magnesium
Apr
12
Canadian
Chester
5,436
Dominion
7%
17%
Gold
Northwest Mines—
Chartered
32 %
Dominion
2.31
77
Canadian
Captain
31%
Warrants
100
Locomotive
Canadian
Canadian
31%
6,50
Hydrocarbon
Canadian Industries common
Canadian
Jan
2
1.62
11%
Warrants
•Candore
Apr
60c
"
12.500
Canadian
5%
19c
Petroleum
7%
Apr
74c
Dome
2 54
37C
Mar
Jan
Dominion
2.40
20c
OUs_
25c
19C
Jan
Mines
7%
16%
Jan
22c
14c
Apr
Dome
2.45
....
16c
20c
16C
Seagrams
Donalda
Canadian Eagle warrants.
Canadian Export GAs As Oil—.
Canadian High Crest
Jan
13,800
20c
Jan
7% Feb
Jan
2.90 Mar
34c
1.28
11 % Mar
4,040
Apr
12c
Jan
9,640
24c
1
Dominion Elcctrohome Indus
80c
6,136
60c
Jan
3.45
29c
1,500
33
75c
Mar
24c
5%
84,373
Jan
3.10
74c
Jan
19,250
Dominion
•75c
Jhn
4
30c
62c
Feb
:;.30
Mar
33c
1,416
48,050 '
1.48
18
1.57
40c
186,758
5%
1.36
Mar
8%
Jan
58c
1.47
Dominion Coal
1.21 Mar
34c
51c
1
29
8,800
Jan
Jan
25o
15
Jan
17c
18c
Oils
Palmer
21% Mar
•
.
5.20 Mar
Jan
Mar
31c
1
•_
Dclnite Mines
Feb
•
Wright
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Jan
Feb
11c
12c
4.35
—1
Horn Mines
Deer
Deldona Gold Mines
Jan
_1
.
Curtis
Jan
Mining™
17
3,445
-v.
6.50
Mar
26
9,275
12,214
13c
54c
1
Brewis
Decourscy
12c
5%
14
35
32
32
Apr
Jan
13 Vic 14 %c
33c
1
;
Leather
18%
145
—.25
common
__
17%
25
Pete
Collieries
Preferred
54
1.701
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
7c
420
20%
__
Canadian
2.85 Mar
130
•
—•
A
common
Canadian Chieftain
52c
—25
Aluminium
Canadian
Canadian
Daering Explorers
3.70
249
B—
warrants
B
4,650
1
class
—_
British
A
Jan
3.70
42%
1
Minerals
Preferred
Class
2.700
3.25
40%
60c
-
common
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
65c
3.40
42%
warrants,-.,
Petroleum
Canada Steamship Lines
89
Minerals
Mines
V
Number 5835
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1609)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Halm
Erass
common
Hallnor Mines
Hamilton
Hardee
:
—
Cotton
Farms
of Prices
Low
1st preferred
Harding Carpets
Low
2.40
17
—,
.100
—
8.915
103% 104%
9,200
16c
18c
20,600
21c
21c
22c
3.511
21c
I8V2C
21c
109,800
48c
45c
48c
2.40
Feb
Maybrun Mines
Afayfair Oil & Gas—
Jan
14%
1,865
12c
13,600
9%
Feb
15
105
10 Ma
103%
Afaxwell
Apr
103%
Apr
17% Mar
105
Gold
15c
Jan
25c
Jan
Medallion
1
Head of Lakes Iron
„_1
1
8c
8c
8%c
10,500
10c
9 3 he
10c
3.480
4.50
4.50
600
4
Jan
70
70
55
70
Alar
Cc
6c
11.750
1.80
1.80
Heath
Hees
Red
Gold
Lake
1
Mines
(Geo H)
Hendershot
&
Co
Paper
Preferred
.
common
100
Heva Gold Mines
Highland
Hjnde
Hi
8c
1
Bell
Dauch
fe
Tower
#
(Canada)
Gold
Consol
Oil
175
7 Ma
300
33 %
33 M4
34 Ma
2,960
Smith
Jan
Jan
47
6%
Eijie Mtge
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
51
40
Jan
46
Feb
41
85
40%
Jan
41
Alar
5.00
5.15
3,650
4.25
Jan
5.25 Mar
58 %
58
GO
3,925
57%
Jan
63% Alar
17
18 Ma
8,597
16% Afar
17'M>c
17 Mac
15%"
«
500
Ml
15 Mi
25
1.60
1.62
1.100
53"
53
53%
285
71 Ms
71
77 Ma
I,682
31 Ma
..20
—
15
225
43
10
31%
215
•
11 Mi
11
Mi
11%
970
—25
22 Mo
22 Ms
22 Ms
25
,
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.B
6Vo
preferred
...4.80%
44 Mi
43 Ma
44%
13%
13 Ma
13%
5%
5%
300
8c
28,300
$1.40
preferred
Imperial Oil
*
class
A
——
...
Gold
Lake
-1
Accent
7c
8c
commo
45
•
37%
6%
10
Natural
Gas
Warrants
;
&
International
Bronze
Nickel
International
Powders
pfd
•
Kanwjck
Interprovincial
I Ac)
Interpiovincial
Pme
Interprovincial
Steel
Syndicate
...
Irish Copper
32c
Jan
20c
Jan
Jan
16 Ma
Feb
2.00
Jan
Mt
Jack
Jaye
Waite
Mining..
Jan
National
Mar
6
9 Mac
Jan
Nealon
4%
Jan
Ma Mar
New
17-%
Jan
7
Jellicoe
Mines
Johnrke
Jyliei-Qncbcc
Mines
Jonsmllh
Jowsey
2.60
Products
Feb
2.25
Feb
70c
36
Apr
27c
Jan
4IM2C Jan
New
Goldvue
9% Jan
12% Mar
New
Jan
New
New
Delia
42
New
Dickenson
% Jan
New
Feb
New
Apr
6
Apr
New
Kelore
Jan
35
Mar
21%
55%
Hosco
Newlund
3,556
Jun
30 Mb Mar
New
Afanitoba
33,340
2.30
Jan
4.35 Mar
New
Mylamaaue
200
2.05
Jan
2.55
Newnorlh
Apr
New
Rouyn Merfecr
82c
Apr
New
Senator
Renville
20c
289,133
13c
Jan
21c
Feb
22c
20,600
18c
Afar
34c
Jan
30 %c
of
1,700
II.380
Lake
OiUault
11%
9%c
10c
19%
19%
3.05
2.81
Mines
.
—
3.25
Jan
Jan
65c
14,698
56c
Jan
86c
Jan
%c
24.500
9c
Mar
15 Mac
Apr
62c
37.700
60c
Mar
95c
Jan
4G,120
16c
68c
Mar
68C
Mar
88c
Apr
28Mb
2,270
27Ma Mar
27%
29%
1,260
25M2
Jan
31 % Mar
1-30
1-33
1.30
1.44
28,477
1.02 Mar
1.47 Mar
2.70
81 Ma
Gold
Mines
Gold
Mines
5.00
•
Loblaw Groc 1st pfd series B pfd... 30
1st pfd series A
.
%
30
•
A
2.80
60c
1.50 Mar
Jan
3.70 Mar
2.20 Mar
81
82
330
Jan
86 M2
Jan
10c
3,050
9c
Jan
11 Mac
Jan
5.00
5.05
1.315
4.45
Jan
80
30C
31c
6.325
5.35
30c
3.15
5.50
2,280
3.50
Jan
3.15/ 3.25
200
3.00
Jan
30c
26
1-59
30c
25
.
Jan
6.00 Afar
3.75
Feb
30c
Jan
35c
Feb
350
24 M4
Jah
28 %
Jan
1.38
Jan
12c
4,000
5%C
18,500
2.06
2.15
3,700
29
30
Jan
4c
Mar
2.06
Apr
17c
Jan
6Mac Jan
2.48
Goldfield
Class
Nickel
Rim
Nlpissma
Nisto
Red
Nor
Acme
Norlartic
Norpax
Massey-Ferguson
65,875
1.05
9c
Jan
6 %c
Jan
1.52 Afar
Jan
1.20
10 %c
9%C
11c
20,534
23c
16c 27
%c
2.091,055
39c
34c
41c
299,890
27c
Jan
35c
Jan
Jan
12c
27%c Apr
41c
Mar
55c
Afar
52c
12,400
1.94
2.08
225,005
1.18
Jan
7%U
7%e
4,100
7%c
Feb
9%e
45c
1.99
1
*
3
•
240
14
15
3 00
aac
95c
32,241
%C
96,185
3c 14
1.10
5,050
2.30
2.40
10,450
6%C
1.05
2.30
2.37 Mar
Feb
Jah
1.40
1.01 Afar
JHM'
7»%c
6.000
1.05
14
Jan
15%
FGj
13
Jan
13%
Feb
66c-
Jan
1.18 Mar
8C
Apr
14% Mar
96c
Jan
15c
30c
Mar
21 %C
26c
31,200
51%
53%
4,940
51%
Apr
9%c 10 %c
6,500
9c
Jan
13 %c
31c
Feb
43c
37c
36c
43c
163,600
3.85
4.05
1,970
3.15
21c
21C
24c
30,525
20c
14% c
16c
24,550
14c
27c
87.325
20c
3.90
4.05
1,785
35
35
165
1.42
2,220
,25o
35
Feb
36c
Jan
4.60
3.35 Mar
35
Jan
24c
Mar
23c
27c
Feb
15'lC
36
Jan
1.80
1.35 Mar
Northgate Exploration Ltd
III
63c
64c
6,031
55c
Mar
74c
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
—1
43c
41c
47c
38,243
40c
Afar
52c
1
1.90
1.60
1.95
305,966
1.8©
1.81
1.88
1.05
1.05
1.20
North
Rankin
\
Class
Uranium
A
—1
warrants
Feb
Mar
4.50 Mar
Jan
—1
Ltd
-50
Mar
58
Jan
22c
9%C
3-90
Jan
2.6S Afar
8%c Feb
2.16
—3
Mining
1.20
Feb
6%c Jan
52%
Warrants
Jan
Feb
Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
1.97
Jan
8,617
'1.65 Mar
2.55
Jan
2.100
1.00 Mar
1.80
Jan
1.35
13%
-50
12%
13%
1.584
12
Feb
14% Mar
42%
42%
5
42
Feb
44
14%
15
3,128
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
25c
Oil common
Preferred
42%
14%
North Star
40c
1,295
25c
Apr
1.10
Jan
3.75
I,150
5.00
Jan
195trwarrants
warrants
1957
Northern
3.55
Ontario
3.55
1.40
1.45
3,200
1.30
Jan
14%
15%
2,880
13%
Jan
16%
26
26
26
35
25
Jan
27% Mar
20
3.40
3.05
3.40
8.650
16c
9c
18c
130,123
9c
-20
Natural
32C
32C
40c
9.000
23c
Gas
Northern Quebec Power common
Northern
Telephone
Rights
j._
Northland
Oils
...
...
Ltd
3.05
1.60
4.00
Apr
.100
Mines
1
Nova
Beaucage
Nudulama Alines
—1
—
Mar
Jan
76
76
77
108
Apr
79
24c
23 %c
27c
211,475
13 %c
Jan
30c
1.65
1.70
1.160
1.35
Feb
16c
18c
4,750
16c
Oakville
Wood
Specialties
300
18
17
14
Feb
24c
1.70
76
Feb
Jan
'42c
Apr
Jan
18c
Northwestern Utilities pfd....
Norvalie
3.50 Mar
Jan
15%
Canada Mines
Northern
Jail
Mar
2.00 Alar
23c
Apr
18
Mar
Jan
Apr
29 M2
Mar
31
Feb
Obaska Lake Mines
•
12 %c
%c
02,500
7c
Jan
%c
Apr
Jan
40 Ma
Feb
O'Brien
1
95c
80c
1.00
102,359
66c
Jan
1.00
34
Apr
•
16%
16%
16%
900
14%
Jan
18
*
16%
6%c
16
16%
505
14
Alar
18
6c
6
%c
9,500
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
17c
7,000
13c
Jan
17C
Mar
Feb
31 Mb Mar
Gold
—
Mines
Ocean
Cement
Feb
Office
Specialty
Feb
Ogama
19Mac
18c
20c
33c
32c
37c
17c
17c
19c
140,350
6Mac
Jan
31,950
30c
Max
-7,350
15c
Jan
26c
48c
Mar
Jan'
24%c Jan
"
Oka
Mfg
Rockland
Rare
Okalta
—*.
Gold
•
Afctals.
90s
Afalartlc
Ontatjo
—
Jockey Cll b common
11 Mac
Feb
40c
Jan
Mar
1.12
•
20c
_•
Warrants
19c
Preferred
Feb
Class B
2.70
2.70
2.84
1,375
41c
38c
45 c
49,115
18,000
2.66
Jan
25c
Jan
9c
Afar
21%
Jan
%
22%
150
1.16
1.25
6,950
41
41
42%
1,821
35%
3.00
3.00
3.15
11,615
2.55
55c
Jan
16c
Jan
24
Jan
44 Ma
3.25
1.05
1.80
66,150
92c
9%C
11c
38,200
7%c Mar
4c
4%c
1,500
Jan
Jan
1.80
Apr
15c
Mar
5c
Feb
1.10
1.17
17,420
1.04
Feb
1.17
10c
8c
10c
12,000
7M2C
Jan
11c
1,380
1.23
15%
370
31,650
1.00
12 V*
26c
Apr
Jan
Mar
Apr
Afar
1.40 Mar
16%
Jan
17c
Feb
11c
Jan
20c
Mar
17c
6,100
1.76
73,700
28c
13%
31c
25,800
14%
44,901
114 116%
90
19c
15,000
1.07
Jan
25M2C Jan
IOM2 Jan
2.05 Mar
40c
Feb
15 % Mar
Jan
150
Feb
16%c Mar
95
Feb
106
67c
55,350
Jan
67c
Apr
510
8%
Jan
11%
Apr
9%
035
8
Jan
10
Feb
28
28
50
26
Jan
29
9.8Q
7
9.80
10%
10c
58c
52c
1
5%
—1
12,605
3.35
14%
Jan
7
Apr
12c
7,000
Jan
13c
Afar
64c
116,546
32c
Jan
65c
Mar
4.500
34c
Feb
45c
Jan
15%
8,201
14% Alar
iB%
Jan
9.20 Mar
12%
Jan
14%
9%c
9.75
10
450
33
32%
33%
2,210
31
Jan
36% Mar
70c
66c
70c
3,455
59c
Jan
75c
Jan
8c
8%C
2.000
6%c
Jan
13c
Mar
6c
6C
4,000
5%c Jan
12,461
1
Mines
—
1
1
49c
45c
51c
3.10
47c
*
1
2
1
3.10
225
49c
50c
6,250
40c
2.85
32c
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
-
Pato Consol Gold
LtdPeerless Exploration
__
1.70
1.70
1.90
.<3,900
1.15
Jan
4.05
4.50
14,000
3.15
Feb
21c
20c
21c
21,100
4.90
5.00
-
.,
7%c Jan
56c
4.00
65c
5.30
2.15
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
4.50 Mar
Feb
23c
Jan
1
18c
18c
20c
3,432
17c
Jan
22c
Feb
1
29c
28C
33c
7,340
21c
Jan
33c
Feb
1
C01160I
Exploration
332
4.45
4.05
Canada
Warrants
PCS
Feb
12% Afar
Jan
II,145
7
8.90
9.80
•
•
Amalgamated Mines
Drilling
Paymaster
37c
36c 37%c
.1
...
Petroleums
of
Apr
11%
1
Uranium
Patino
Jan
Jan
55C
Mines
Parbec Mines
Pater
2.80
1
Hersey Tubes
Paraour Porcupine
Parker
23c
Jan
9%
Warrants
Pardee
1.35
Apr
Mar
10%
——*
Gold
Paramaque
1.90
10
Debenture
Page
Feb
10c
17C
Pacific
42%c Mar
5,000
1.61
&
Mines
Lake
Osisko
1.05
18c
11
Feb
1.45
15
60,159
Feb
9%
65c
loan
Orenada
8,240
10,300
2.80
Feb
20
I
preferred
Opemiska Copper
Orange
Crush
Ormsby
2.70
1.12
20c 20 %c
1.05
2.50
12
10
Feb
Jan
9%C
28c 31 %C
Feb
Jan
1
1.00
Feb
1.47
1.1G Mar
3%c
3.05
10c 12
16c
1
.—
Oils
O'Leary
Jan
42.
2.60
Jan
Afar
1.23
•
Feb
17c
Jan
3.33
2.25
29
.100
page
Feb
15c
1
Preferred
Feb
common..
see
10c
12c
-_I
;
North Canadian Oils common
7c
Consol
For footnotes
7%c Jan
6,250
1.35
Oils
9c
Preferred.
Matachewan
7,500
35c
531
1.15
Ltd
.'
Nickel
Northcal
20c
Mines
Feb
2.45
7%c
—1
Norsyncoma/iue
2,550
Marigold Oils
Maritime Mining Corp—
Martin-McNeely Mines.
2,600
Jan
13c
—i
17 Ma
lie 12%C
Alar
2.37
9c
...
46
28C
Apr
38c
156,500
15%
42
...1
35c
33c
15%
Mining Corp
76.609
Maple Leaf Milling common.
Maralgo Mines
Jan
Jan
35c
%c
7%C
89c
Afines
Normetal
36,600
Manitou Barvue
20c
26c
27c
28
15%
Jan
i
Alar
73c
2.44
1
;
Gold
17c
.
22c
Jan
14%
Jan
GoMfieids
Feb
38c
common..,.;.....
M* Feb
_•
13c
46,240
181,825
7%c
1
Mines
10C
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Cons Mines
1,205
58c
2.081
12
1
Jan
20c
1.15
34
12c
Feb
43c
1.11
44
9%C
Jan
12c
Jan
1.12
555
22
7c
Apr
31c
1
2.510
lie
Jan
7c
600
Oils
3,920
10%C
5c
9,900
9%c Feb
163',
20
1
16,000
36c
52 c
55c
7c
7c 11 %c
36c
j
Alines
25c
Majortrans
Marcon
6%C
7c
25c
46%
1
Uranium
7c
Jan
Afar
Jan
Norgold
15c
Lake
Maneast
69c. Alar
33c
Jan
Noranda
21c
pfd—
Malartic
Jan
6c
401/4
Macmillan & Bloedel class B
Madsen
34c
3
Mines..—
9%c
Cockshutt
A
Smelting
Mines
9%c
Explorations
class
30,190
200
39
1
1
MacLeod
58(^
10c
Mines
22c
16 %c
Mines
Macleods
50c
;
—I
Macdonald Mines
Macfie
12cj
52c
09,600
B
Ontario
Macassa
Jan
Mining & Smelting
Rights
>—-—.1
—•
—
Lynx Vellowknife Gold Alines
Alar
8c
Jan
"
Lowicourt
15% Afar
25c
1.6,500
23,100
•
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Jan
6,400
lie
7c
16
-
Mar
21c
——J
Mines
Warrants
l«c
7c
16
Long Island Petroleums
14%
Jan
Jan
17c
39
warrants
825
15%
Feb
52
20c
7c
45%
•
80
Class B
fh'efeiyed
13%c
Jan
Afar
1,856
29% '
381',
12c
4.000
9c.
10c
Nickel
1.61 Alar
'
30
29 Ma
38%
40
45 Ma
31c
Afar
500
1.59
12c
2.10
24c
5.40 Mar
15,300
26
1.50
4%c
1
-1
Lac Gold
42,299
2,510
Mar
9 %c
50c
3
2.65
1.49
14 %c 14 %c
48%
1
Superior
Northspau
27M2
1.16
Feb
19
R'ouyn
Niagara Wire
Jan
30
»
Uranium
Jan
28
*
Candv
Lexindin
Loradd
Mar
88c
l"'' ;
Lencourt
A
2.35
78,55$
22c
14c
20 Mb
Feb
60c
1
1
Gold
class
14.10(1
3.10
12 Ma Mar
Jan
Alar
85c
*
Secord
6c
19 M«
16c
1
Mines
American
8M2
6,665
28%
Mining
Latin
16.500
75c
1
Gold
865
-
19Mac
.——
Laura
Class
12%
"
Mines
Cos
Jan
*
Mines
Wasa
Loblaw
Jan
6.10
GOc
Gas
Long
10M4
1
Lake
Little
8Mb Mar
4.60 Mar
12c
Exploration
&
Lake
Leitcii
7,255
3,000
60c
Mines
Lingman Gold
Shore
Mines
Lilz
Jan
3.00 Mar
Jan
9%
10c 15
1—_——
Debentures
Lam a que
28c
Feb
5.85
1
—1
—
Ltd
Mining
Cinch
La
72c
9%
—20c
(John)
Lake
Lake
1.95
Feb
124%c Apr
5.30
10c
19%
warrants.—....—----—-—-
Kroy Oils Ltd
Lakeland
Jan
9%
12Ma
——
Minerals
Labrador
44c
Mar
21c
3.00
—1
Gold
Kirkland Townsite
Labatt
21c
21c
•
—
Warrants
C
Jan
Jan
2.65
1
1
—
Mines
Copper
Class
16c
21c
•
Canada
Kerr-Addison
Kirkland
28c
5.35
Gold
Kilembe
Jan
17c
Warrants
Kelvinator
Jan
12%
20c
55c
4.60 Alar
Jan
2.80 Afar
64c
20c
6,500
&
Exuioration—
Mines
15
17MaC
2.75
Mining
Gold
Jan
191,325
13,451
100
8,100
♦
Feb
Jan
51
3
12
10
Jan
3
53c
17c
16
1
3.15
Afar
Jan
1
Mines
2.40
Mar
Alar
•
Mines
29%
1.87 Alar
8c
3.00
12c
35c
Mines.
2.30
10c
14
lie
25c 26 %c
30c
Afines
2.95
40c
17%
15%
1
28 M4
35c
Jan
10c
j
Mines
3.00
Jan
14 %c
500
<,
Alirtes
28%
_*
class A
DoOglas
Pete
Jason
5%
26%
65c
Jan
16%
2,775
1,400
51
•
Mines
48 Mi Mar
65c
Afar
1.04
2()c
Canada
Ilarrlcana
Davies
Apr
94% Mar
4.35
,3
New Concord Develop
NeV Continental Oil of
58
25
6,800
3.70
12c
20o
Alines—
58,400
62c
19% Jan
109
1
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet
16
9%c 10 %c
*>
Bristol Oils
New
36 Ma
22C 24 %c-
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
3
New
30Mac 33Mac
63c
54c
Jan
1.24
1
New
Jan
23c
89%
29,053
1
'
Ailiona Alines
Jan
31c
17%
3,676
64c
«
—
Uranium
83
15a
Petrol
Jumping Pound
Jupiter Oils
Kelly
...
1,500
106
57c
16%
Afines—
22%
1
Ltd
18%
104
3.90
1
;
—
Labine
Alger
Feb
Feb
Mar
Neon
125
•
Co
18%
GOc
_10
••
—„
4,122
1
Minos.
Mining
Jan
•
Jan
1
Mines
80c
•
——
7%
.1
(1939)
Gold
272,209
•
16Mb Alar
Feb
54c
Mines
65
4,745
1.24
25o
20%
5% Afar
15
Nello
90 V*
10 Ma
98c
18%
0
common
—
25
10
41% Mar
•
Alines
125
10 Ma
Jan
105%
Trust
1,950
1
Lake
Jefferson
40
1
National Steel car
Feb
14 Ma
18,072
7,000
68
Jan
Afar
Mi Jan
5 Mai Jan
Vesbilt
21,175
41
Apr
New
23,780
Jan
26%
14c
Jan
Mac
26%
Jan
Feb
16
Apr
lie
Jan
Jan
22%
Feb
15%
2.25
13
22"%
1.18
*
[
Petroleum
88-%
45c 49
12
142
15%
45 Ma
2.06
100
146
25
16
Feb
10MaC
12
25%
25
41
1
Explorations Ltd
3,705
...
12
25%
National Drue & Chemical
6
2.12
Feb
34% Alar
33
49 Mac
Jan
27c
Jan
54%
1
i4%c Jan
56.285
Feb
30
35c
'
Jan
16% Alar
10%
5%
20c
'
Exploration
24c
Jan
31 Mi
New
Jacobus
18C
13%
Feb
Jan
2,510
829
Mar
12%
304,900
15%
3.75
Jan
40c
44%
15
15
2.85
Jan
Jan
82c
200
2.90
18c
39%
70c
3.30
2.00 Mar
106,200
1,230
Jan
13%
17.245
35c
5%
77c
2.25
29c
53%
14Mi
Jan
2.10
Jan
32c
10c
1
Feb
35c
1.35
1
1.380
10
-——,—-J.
49c
Apr
25
Mines
l
...
Mar
25c
9.360
Creek
26c
...
30c
21,330
Nama
Apr
25c
,...1
Apr
100
28c
77 Ma
25c
.....
Mines
Bay Mines...'.
Iroquois Glass preferred
a.70
30c
25c
Jan
53 Ma
..
1.55
62
25c
25c
Jan
54c
*
........
Apr
90c
Jan
•
Line-...—:
common...
Afar
45c
A,1c>J\J
.....
68c
Apr
Mar
5,850
12
12
17
47c
Jan
7,200
1.70
85c
Jan
45c
6c
1,355
11,150
15%
14
45 %c
36%
2.85
83c
12 %c Mar
Jan
Jan
1
46Ma
62c
100
78c
Mar
13%
69c
Minerals
13
2.65
101.040
17
1.90 Mar
Multi
41
180
705
85c
Jan
Jan
53 Ma Mar
National
491
15%
Jan
32c
16c
51,600
15
74c
25c
Jan
1.00
Jan
National
3,130
10c 12 %e
Mar
8%c
49
Feb
6
500
18,543
A—___
Corp common
Wright Iron
Jan
15
21c
1.50
23c
Moore
1.50 Mar
14c
4,900
21o
1.35
Jan
15
Montreal Locomotive Works
17c
15Mi
400
19 Mi
*
Jan
3.05
Porcupine
12%
15
3.35
2.15
Moneta
23
5%
2.50 Afar
—40
11%
.*
com.
Iron
Uranium
CC
36%
.
.
Credits
Bldg
warrants..——......
A
25
common.
25
89%
*>
Co
>-*
10,479
1.55
Jan
21% Jan
58c
2.65
1
Petroleum
international
■—
.
Dev
International
Investors
5%
20
Inspiration Min
B
19
_1
Common
Preferred
2.85
17
Preferred
300
7%
Feb
2.70
26%'c
Containers class
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
3,593
13 %
50
—...
Warrants
12i% c
37c
Grain—
Modern
.
2,374
38 MM
Jan
Brick
2,682
45%
13%
7%
Ltd
Corp
37%
13%
$2*4 preferred
1.
21%
45c
Jan
27c
83c
Min Ore Mines
20%
Afar
Jan
8%c
5,800
30c
Jan
17
27%c
5,580
1514
eommon.
Mining Corp
5,008
Jan
35,300
12c
J
—
City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
Jan
18%
Feb
31c
21c
Mill
35 Ma Mar
17%
Jan
95
40c
1.45
Mining
30% Jan
17% Afar
Apr
8%e
Warrants
Feb
84
Apr
1.78 Mar
30c
15c 15%c
0
Afidwcst Industries Gas
Mar
7%
Jan
Apr
2.70
,
Pacific
1.45
5%
28c
37c
80 c
Oil
&
1,042
Jan
8%c
.11.1
Power
&
86
—50o
I
Knit—
Mines
Light
84
39C
.1.28
Mining
Uranium
Miorlm
1.85 Mar
41
Smelting.
&
Bank
Flo Glaze
Investment
Industrial
Meta
Jail
9c
Feb
5c
1.61
5,124
ll
Ro
Midland
18%
-1
Class
Feb
76
Ms
43
Oils
Class
Midcon
5.10
Humber
Inland
Mexican
Jan
21
50
.
Mining
Bay Oil
Indian
Apr
5 Mb
18
common
—
Bay
&
10c
18 Ma
Paper
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co class A
Huron
Mar
14.600
High
Feb
15c
30c
& Dev
Island
Milton
Mining
Hudson
Jan
11c
18
Preferred
Hudsqn
Merrill
Ltd—
Co
Class B
Hoyle
450
50
7 Mi
18
Howard
Mercury Chipman
6Mi Alar
50
III*
!!!«
Mentor Expl
Feb
7%c
7 Mr
_
Drilling
Hollinger
Home
70
—1
—
Feb
Jan
1.65
4%
18,166
1
Petroleums..
23c
25c
I_1
Mines
58c
Jan
8MaC Jan
45c
23c
5%
85
Lake;
Alar
18MaC
5%
181ic
—50c
Lake
Red
McWatters
Hasaga Gold Mines
Headway
Red
Jan
17c
Minerals
McKenzle
McMarmac
14c
1
Harrison
Mines
Mar
10Ma Afar
Feb
8% Jan
10 Vac
Gold
Hock.
Range Since Jau. 1
Low
High
960
—
19c
„1
Porcupine
10 Mac
lie
Hard
Mclntyre
Shares
1.45
.
Feb
20
$
Ltd
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Jan
2.00
175
16%
High
20%
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Feb
15
500
17
14%
—
3
Friday
14%
common—
common
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
115
17
2.40
—
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
17
WEEK
tor Week
Range
u—.—
FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
18c
41
42
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
(1610)
.
.
Monday, Apiil 6, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
of Prices
Low
Pembina
Pipeline
—
3
Week's
Friday-
Low
9?B
1,275
24%
300
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
common-
Credit common
Peoples
APRIL
STOCKS
Shares
9*4
9%
ENDED
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week'®
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
19%
11%
25
of Prices
Shares
;4
Jan
Mar
1
Perm®
:
Gas
—
Petrol
Oil
Place
&
62c
1
1.50
2,400
Jan
1.77 Mar
1.74
93,435
1.50 Mar
2.78 Mar
1.10
1.25
9,500
1.10 Mar
1.64
1.09
1.05
1.09
10,313
1.01
Jan
9c
9c
11c
69,600
Gc
Jan
1.59
340,150
1.25
11%
12
1,140
10
Mar
12
21c
5,220
20c
Mar
31c
40
1,367
36%
43%
.
49c
69c
58,100
33 c
34c
8,600
-27c
Jan
39c
57 %
58
I,590
51
Jan
58
Pipe
Premier
39c
39c
68
68
09 %
400
61%
1956
3.35
5,300
2.85
4.50
4.50
4.60
2,750
4.40 Mar
10c
Mfg
13c
45c
Jan
Gold-.
1,300
;
.
75,000
36c
Mar
1957
13c
Calvert
One
five
Transmountain
Trans
:
Jan
East
.
10
125%
Oil
City
2.35
1.55
Jan
7.80
7.80
8.35
1
4.10
4.00
4.40
13,540
92c
92c
1,700
2.75
2.95
2.79
Ltd
Minerals Ltd
8%c
8c
9c
68c
I
...J
60c
;
09c
27,220
11,100
4% Jan
J
57c
55c
63c
239,955
21,250 '
)
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop.—
Lithium
36 %c
34c
38c
37,600
—1
6.00
136
Feb
Union
2.80 Mar
5.00
Jan
Feb
1.10
Jan
2.55 Mar
3.30
Jan
12c
Jan
8c
Apr
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Acceptance common
8c
4.10
Feb
14%c
Jan
e.oorj
Jan
6c
7.25 Mar
22c
class-
i::*h United
Fuel
•
United
New
1,600
11%
50
14c
54,385
Jail
23c
Jan
i/.
Feb
12%
8%c
Jan
17c
1,371,529
1.81
44c
48c
40c
Feb
31,900
7c
1
1
34C
J
8c
1.20
1,000
31c
8C
1
—
70c
1.08
1
—
6-3C
83c
1
Rlx
50
35c
10.090
>
6.050
50c
Feb
Cc
75c
Jan
10c
1.07 Mar
27c
1.26
Mfg common
preferred
^Universal -^Controls
Uppet
vandoo
>-N
6t
3.00
3.00
10c 10%c
5,500
51c
19,572
43c
43c
9%c
Feb
16c
Apr
77c
Jan
'
18
270
15
Feb
19
880
16% Mar
18
Am-
17
100
16
Feb
17
Apr
■
'
'
,'f
w
- •
1
17 %c
17c
18c
37,900
16c
Feb
24c
49c
43c
51c
75,400
35c
Jan
53c
Mar
10c
10c 10 %c
2G.549
10c
Jan
14c
9
13%
w)
10
10-%
20,273
—•-
97
98
105
9%C
9 Vac
4,000
9c
Feb
79
77%
79
1,977
75%
Jan
9.75
9.75
9.85
605
9.75
Apr
11%
25
20%
•
11
240
10
'
20%
11
12c
■
...1
—.
Lawrence Cement
class
A_.......
12c
9,065
4,500
17
1
com
Gas———__
Salada Shlrriff Horsey
New warrants
17
170
17%
18
5.895
87c
17%
West
Mar
95% Mar
20%
100
93C
95c
14%
Gold—
—1
Gold
15%
31,700
10,040
9.45
10.00
405
62c
c0m__.i.
14%
9.45
new
—,
56c
62c
12,087
97,200
—1
Petroleums
13%
—1
_
1.16
50
12 %c 15 Vac
1.12
/
1.35
26,550
49
50
60
.30c
1.32
1.25
1.35
13,925
Satellite Metal
1
71c
68c
73c
6,850
Scythes
it
Petroleum
common
Class A
—
15
15
5
5.45
5.70
1,800
33%
33%
37%
85
42
„50
.
33
37%
corn_*
preferred
14%©
Jan
Mar
9
10c
23%
11%
7c
Jan
16
17%
Mar
16%
",x
Jan
27%
Jan
34
2.35
2.35
2.35
200
2.10
Feb
Vt35
43
145
3,600
3,091
85c
1.25
Mar
Mar
56c
12 %c
67c
Jan
42
Jan
1.43 Mar
57
1.30 Mar
1.13 Mar
55c
80c
Jail
12
15
Apr
Jan
2.5C
Apr
2.05
Apr
2.50
Feb
7.00 /•:
7.00
-7.30
3,510
6.20
32%
33%
33
*
-
5%
:15c :t
35
Oil
43
95c
Jan
Jan
3.90
Apr
Jan
49c
52c
•
&
25c
80c
Gas
49c
6,380
43c
1.84 Mar
4.60
Jan
5 Vb Mar
Feb
65c
Jan
12
Feb
11%
12
I,820
11
Mar
37
38
3,537
32
Jan
38% Mar
80C
72c
83c
Jan
83c
16c
18c
6,500
15c
74%
75
310
42c
35c
43c
252,600
5%
5%
100
5
Mar
7%
Warrants
1.65
1.73
400
1.30 Mar
2.50
Canada
Breweries..
Weston
1.73
,,
63%
Feb
75
B
4 %'/«■■
24c
Feb
49c
18c
22,650
16c
Jan
22c
12c
11c
Feb
20c
•
49%
49%
Jan
52
Stanlelgh
X
Warrants
90c
•
Stanrock
Uranium Mine® Ltd
Stan well
Oil
Starratt
Nickel
1
Btedman
Bros
43c
•
l
Gas
Steel of Canada
Steelov
85c
41c
50
540
94c
45c
17,325
3,800
Pass
Wood
Mar
66c
Jan
Indrts
ciass
class A warrants.
•;fClass
THal
"
14c
Jan
19V;fC Feb
Jan
16c
8,171
5 la
•180
4%
Feb
26%
26%-
310
25%
Jan
27%
Feb
10%
12%
4,875
9.10
Jan
12%
Apr
23%.
2,450
18%
Jan
23V
Apr
,,f
15c
;;
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5-^8
Apr
Jan
49,635
97c
Jan
1:64
Jan
90c
1.08
100,368
68c
Jan
1.06
Apr
7c
8c
9,908
5%C
Jan
8c
29c
32c
40,100
27C
Feb
32c
Jan
29c
30c
11,300
20c
Jan
35c
Feb
G) Mines
Yukeno Mines
Zen mac
1.35
1:08^;
I
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•
1
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Zulapa
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■
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9c
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7c
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1
32c
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,
1.35
26c
4
1.65 Feb
Jan
Feb
Anr
Exchange — Curb Section
Shown
Are Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
'
'.
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-
J
•
j
.
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General
preferred
Investments.
Rand./.....^,
Feb
Mar
102
Jan
Consolidated
101
101
16%
16%
175
22c
16c
22c
38,600
25
101
Apr
Dalhousie
Oil
22c
Mar
Dominion
Glass
Mar
3.80
11%
23
.-
•
Preferred
;
,
14%
Feb
23%
Jan
International
270
3 15
3.25
Jan
II,000
4.00 Mar
Jan
140
3.75 Mar
5c
5c
6c
4.55
5.18
6 200
3.80
Feb
1.10
1.07
1.12
18,900
1.00
Jan
29
9,875
Loblaw
Jan
Ogilvie
5% Mar
Feb
Flour
Pend
Oreille
Price
27
Jan
32
Yukon
•Zeller's
80c
81c
8,400
69c
Jan
83c
Jan
62c
60c
68c
12,000
60c
Apr
80c
12
13%
6,220
9,.
Jan
13%
Aor
8%
Apr
.
1.944
23%
25
Paper
*
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Petroleum
a
Corp
Feb
Apr
9%
27%1
Jin
Mar
25%
Feb
,
12
Jan
-Apr
•
35
35
HO
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43
60
35
Mar
48
Jan
7
-
7%
7,887
.5
Jan
8
Mar
32%
Jan
42
42%
2,574
41% Mar
19c
5,750
15c
87
88
190
14%
14%
14%
300
14%
Apr
"25
24%-
25
1,757
19%
Jan
333a
33%
33%
30
Jan
115
36 %
Feb
45
Feb
25c
118
-
Jan
Mar-
86
Feb
660
-
-
-
"
113% Mar
Feb
91
-
15%
£eb
26
Feb
36%'Mar
.11.1.x
119
216
31
28%
31
1,302
152
158
190
138
Jan
160
Mar
00%
_
common/
105
12
12:
Y
2334
23
152
5
Mines
Gold
25%
23 V'4
Jan
Feb
4.25
80 %
81%
220
80
Mar
83
"Feb
<11%
41
130
40
Feb
,
41%
% "
2.20
2.25
420
44%
44%
46
365
99c
99c
99c
68c
68c
39
25 Vi Mar
-
_
-
-
2.05 Feb ~
121
"•■Mar
Jan
31
45
2.75 Jan
44%
Aor
1,000
99c
Apr
72c
5.200
60c
Feb
76c
39
200
35%
Feb
40
50
...
1.66
Jan
Jan
Mar
Mar
13
,
•
•
Cons
Jan
17c
7.50
Bros
Mar
80c
&
3.30
-
i
Power
2,485
87%
i—Hi
•
Inc
Maclaren
1.18
Paper
Utilities
International
Feb
6%c
15% Jan
4%c Mar
(K956)
..
17%
4.25
Mar
8%i
36% !
Apr
•
; 42
X.
.
Feb
1,115
29%
12
r-v
»
1.111*
—1.10
common
Mar
3.35
2,235
•
_•
•
Dupont Co of Canada
Gaspe Copper Mines
16%
:
46
/
6% Mar ""
31
7%/"
Paper
16%
Jan
16
28 Vb
?
.
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;
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Jan
2334
23%
•
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37%
2,506
7;-!
Range Since Jan. X
.
125
4.15
23%
11-—*
11—20
Marconi
12c
4.65
•
4.20
•
common.
Cottons
16% Mar
3.35
16
Dominion Sugar
Bronze
29%
/
■
s
v
44
>6%
.
'
16%
-
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7
29%
5
Ingersoll
23%
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43 %
43%;
•
Corp
&
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Low
•
Canadian
8%c
Asbestos
for Week
of Pi-Ices.
Par
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Range
Sale Price
'
in Canadian Dollars
Week's
Last
Canadian
•
8Va
8%
9%
..
400
j
2.03
2.00
2.12
15.210
2.00
3.50
3.05
3.60
1.87
Jan
lag#
60,695
97c
97c
1.00
6.896
36c
•
72
71 %
72
2.188
63
*
75c
65c
75c
8,2<H)
64c
12c
10c
Jan
Jan
Mar
2.48
,
Feb
*
3.60
Aor
a
1.10 Mar
74
Mar
99c
Mar
:
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»
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value.
lot
sale
range).
delivery sale
year's range),
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(pot Included
in
12c
25.9O0
Mb
1.20
1.11
1.32
27,525
1.11
Apr
1.96
Jan
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f Flat price.
16%
14%
16%
.610
12%
Feb
16%
Apr
r
5%c
Feb
e
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AND
t
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d Deferred
Jan
14c
Ltd
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9% Mar
Apr
I
11"%c Feb
1.45
Canadian
*
.1
Jan
1.28
Jan
50o
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7c
Mar
Jan
3.70
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7,500
10c
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.liltf
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8%c
Jan
40c
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Tiara
8c
1.65
22c
14c
15%
50
—
Mar
1.20 Mar
Feb
32
705
1,165
,
14c
Jan
Jan
2,000
14
common
5,500
25.500
Jan
Jan
7e
23%
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Jan
1.30
,17c
8%c
6c
7c
13
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.2.60
7%c
12%
7c
23 %
Canada
Feb
eVz Jan
1.65 Mar
4,500
Canadian
14
Thomp8oi
,7% Feb
22,500
Jan
23 V2
Texaco
.
26,500
Canadian
16,825
10
3,750
9c
-23
•
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25
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-
23,750
16C
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79
2.85 Mar
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,
Mar
107%
lie 12 %c
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Yellowknife
7%c
lie
Teck
Hughes Gold
Temagami
Mines
,7%
; i.:. 1.80
Feb
106
12c
Canuck
Yellorex
43% Mar
32
•
35
.200
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Jail
Jan
common
106
42 % Mar
1,995
Jan
Jan
Pearson
23% Mar
Jan
1.50
Jan
2.00
Preferred
95
Jan
42%2
'
,36c
5c
6%c
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14%
41Mar
32c
68%
14%
trust
87
3,525
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1.40
36%
5,025
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<34
70
23 %
Jan
34%
33c
191
31
X
4.350
95
21
Feb
39%
Jan
1.40
Zinc
&
4,090
13,500
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3,580
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X
Lead
Bulolo Gold
llOc
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42%
Jan
2.25
36%
1.58
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Vale
Canada
2.75
common
40%
40V;2
•
5
Jan
2.60
Tamblyn
11
Mar
••
A
Wrlght-IIargreaves
75%
13%
1
8% Mar
Jan
.33
200
-
11%
43%
82c
9%a
industries
Jan
350
26^
42
Mar
2.60
Sylvanite Gold
Jan
18
II,783
,-»8c
A
73%
32
■>
Jan
9c
Jan
Cc
9
17c
73
60c
Jan
9%c
common
32%
1.27,.
16,416
2.00
Apr
•
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170
•X,,,7%
7c
1.20
X
common
32%
2.30
13% Mar
-37
15 %c
(J)
Woodward
1.75 Mar
435
1.80
Wood Alexander
Feb
Jan
X
6wit.RO?"
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37
,1.88
68c
*
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33c
1.40
Mar
Sullivan' Cons Mines
Gold
Feb
Mar
•
1.68
Yukon
&
60c
13%
„.J
47%
83c
Superiot
Cons
13,610
3,000
93
6 V2C
100
i.
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2.05
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'a:-
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6%C
X
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93c
106
A
21,785
1
1
28c
20% c
v-41
class
1.40
•
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Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Gold
Jan
Mar
'
1.20
•
_
19c
75c
10%c Jan
13%
"'•'".■37
1.30
1
Steinberg preference
6,000
18,730
•: ■ -i '--9
1,75
.
A.X..
Jan
Stand Paving & Materials
24,333
Uranium Corp
Mar
34c
23,965
-32V2
Jan
11c
Inlet
Jan
3.90 Jan
Jan
13%
5
A
:
Mar
17c
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3.35 Mar
21c
16c
6%c %
preferred
Mar
12c
.
300
53,000
-
21%
(Geo)
Mar
18c
Surf
6.75 Mar
17c
Jan
21c
Mar
•
HI I
Feb
36%
Feb
Feb
£0c
-1.87
v.:7c
•
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class
Jan
1.65
1.10 Mar
30®
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Jan
1—1
•
Spooner Mines & Oils
Supertest
!
27c
75c
-
13%"
Prices
Propane
8.45 Feb
Apr
1.25
60,966
500
65c
1.20
18c
—
30c
a
25c
t
1.90
1
Products
Petroleum
'
Feb
11%
1
Oil®
21c16c
•
.
;
37% Mar
Jan
4.90
-
•
l
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Winchester Larder
Jan
Feb
100
Air Services
Sudbun
4.60
580
•37,800
3.80
3.50
29c "
Windfall
Apr
40
32,957
Rol
River
Jan
32% Mar
7,870
C
■
15c 15J/zC-
3.80"
1
1
*
Jan
31%
35
5%
1
Feb
7.30
Jan
5.45
5%
.—5
;
Oil
Mar
1.35
2,700
Warrants
Mar
74%
Sturgeon
,35
74,200
2/20
Wiltsey Coghlan
Apr
16%c Jan
Apr
94c
4.00
Manufacturing
Stuart
Jan
2.50
2.05
Willroy. Mines
16% Mar
37
&
31
100
*
2.40
preferred
11% Mar
3.90
Southam
Stadacona
35
Feb
2:40 Mar
2.50
——•
Grocers
White
Jan
8.85 Mar
3.90
pfd
Mines Ltd
Spartan
-
35
:-u
-
Mar
v
"2.05
♦
X,
Ltd
—
Canadian
Class
Feb
13% Mar
1
Union
:
•
common
Decalta
■a
19% Mar
Jan
1.61
Ltd
Southern
Feb
ldc
5,669
^
Western
■
Mar
1.50
Sllverwood Dairies class A
Van
1.14 Mar
3.70
i
Western
;
Jan
12c
Apr
1.51
Gordon
D
2.50 Mar
9,500
Nickef
Oil
>..Western Copper
Feb
Apr
.500
Sheep Creek Gold.
K
15
5.70
——
Security Freehold
Shawinlgan Water & Power
Slocan
85% Mar
.
I
Equipment
Lake
Western
Feb
.
—I
Debentures
8
;y}.\.
9e
8c
Warrants
Siscoe
'.
Jan
33
Wespac Petroleums Ltd.
West eel
79 % Mar
•
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1
Industries
8impsons
Jan
Jan
10%
10
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Sicks Breweries 6Ct>
Silver Miller Mines
Jan
88c;
8c
V^West Malartic Mines..
,«<
'•
100
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Fherrltt
41 %
xi*
:
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Westburne
Jan
•
-
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Jan
1
50c
Bank of Canada
Ftoyalite Oil common
A
Jan
12% Mar
2.50 Mar
—lo
x.
Mar
2.56
80c
250
Jan
61c
32 %
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Petroleums
Werner
Mar
18
17
Royal
Class
:
Jan
32%
Xr -Wel)l) & Knapp Canada Ltd
vyWeedon Pj'rlte Conpeix.
4
Feb
43c
18
*
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,
„,
2.05 Mar
10,600
Mar
4.65
10%
162
1.01
v
Jan
58
'
•
Amulet
Walker
-
25
Apr
Jan
\ 39c
Jan
26% Mar
Feb
3.95
•
62
_i
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,
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f
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Feb
17%
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floe (A V) Can Ltd
River
100
2,005
•n.oo .-'•95c
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Canadai-
Vanadium Alloys
Feb
«
Rocky Petroleum
Sapphire
53
4.15
138,800
Jan
._■>
_
Minps
Rockwin Mines
Sand
55
56
Feb
Jan
2.03
22 % Mar
28
Jan
6.H0
Feb
320
2.45
Waite
A
class
Roche
Antonio
1.60
34
3.95
"■
28c
5.25 Mar
23%
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•
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52% Mar
Mar
25
2:10
Apr
—
San
825
Mar
17%
Jan
50% Mar
22c
28
'
•58
Wainwright Prod & Ref
Feb
12,450
1
2.15
Feb
50c
Mar
500
1.60-1.75
15%
930
'4.05
;
■
'■■i'd 'Victoria & Grey Trust
2.28
4,920
-52Va
22V2C 22 %c
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645
Mar
65c
33
'34,112
20,830
Viceroy Mfg, class E_.
14%
Jan
*513i
12% Mart
52c
Feb
Mar
V --
Jan
Jan
Jan
12%
•
Uranium
Corp
5.75 Feb
24c
Mar
'
Robertson
Lawrence
Jan
15c
8%
-3.25
1.81 Mai-
Jan
1.91 Mar
Maurice
Jan
28
•
15% Mar
i'
10
8t
Mar
.
1.75
...
Feb
15c
11%
1,05-
St
4.25
60c
30o
10%
12
15,500
1,700
Bt
Feb
-6/75
Jan 1
Feb
Mar
400
48c
X
4,200
Mining
Jan
Feb
29
360
12%
V 16 16 3a
2.15
Jan
50c
Ryanor
Jan,.
29c
Jan
Mar
4.75
.
Jan
14
10% Mar
20c
12%
Jan
2.05
Russell
30"%
30%c
•2:T5-
95c
14 %
Consol
Jpn
Mar
7,300
11%12%
52
■
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22%
1.95
Rowan
Jan
1.30
4,200
•
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Mar
Jan
13%
11
5.-35
...
Feb
13 %
Little
8%
11%
Feb
17c
725
.a
pfd___.
l
80c
1.95
Explorations
A
19
1.45
1.64
—1
Rexspar Uranium
Rio Rupununi Mines
class
Inv
'.United Keno Hil%__
so
1,934
14%
$1
Jan
23
14,716
x_^._;
b
9,371
*
Robinson
5Va
•
89c
•
Athabasca
Jan
Jan
25
11,486s-
46 c
„1
voting trustCorps Ltd class A___j—
20%
11c
14c
•
Ltd
Mines
11,975
23c
,
United Steel Corp..
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X, -^United Telefilm Ltd-..
:
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Reef
,
23c
-X
United Asbestos
.•United C'anso Oil
Mar
17,400
35,500
11%
11%
•-
Mar
Rapid Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
Renabie
14,862
•*;" 5%
.50
;
■
-
,
Mar
48c
22e
13
13%
A
•.
73c
Jan
7.15
19
19%
1
Radlore Uranium Mines
Mines
5.40
<"
-43 c
16
Class A preferred...
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Ralnvllle
5.00
4,100
17c ^ 16c 18%c
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CANADIAN
wd When delivered,
wi When
x
7.
Jan
MAltKETS
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(not
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43
4%
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127/= '12%
18 VaC 19 %c
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4.9c
25 %c
7%c
87c
89 c
■
1
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44%
8
810
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89c
5,700
26
-
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Mar
Jan
7c
7.00
——.
7Gc
49c
6.85
7%c
I
1
-—_
Quebec Natural Gas
Milk class
Quonto
Petroleum
24c
.
46c
•
2nd:* preferred,
Union Gas- of Canada
8.35 Mar
Feb
4.00 Mar
90c
19%c
-—J
.
...—
Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quinte
29%
11%
24
—_*
Ultra: Sbawkey X
United
Quebec
1
Gas.
825
1.12
11 %
.1
Jan
14c
"
6:75
~
5.50
♦,
Chiboucamau
24
Feb
-J1
28% Mar
23c
'
-
•
Apr
Mar
59% Mar
Jan
9%c Feb
37% Mar
101'«
•
:
47
26%. Feb
•56
90
27%
27-%' M
11 %
•
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2,315
>
9%
•
Resources
Pipeline
45
160
Apr
Mar
•"
4A{V*!yiar
Jan
500
39%
6.50
Jan
41%
1.04
t'X;
.
Tribag Mining Co Ltd.
7% Feb
Feb
I--1
Dome
Producers
Gas
Purdex
135
10.700
15,986
Airways
Prospectors
950
2.15
2.25
5%
135
•
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
5%
.100
President Electric
Preston
6.50
37
105
39^4
39
69c
Jan
850
10c
38 Vtf
'
X
Pipe Line
Prairie
Trfad
Apr
Twin
5%
.20®
Trust
"'59
39%"
22%c
old
Iron Ore
Premier
*
40
Pipeline
43 f'
:■
10c
..a——..
Transcontinental
v
Feb
Ltd
each
for
A
Explorations Ltd
Trinity
Oils
&
Gas
new
class
...
'
26%,. 26% >
59
58%
__150
Trans Qanada
-
i
Being exchanged lor
premium
°
\
46%*'
46
X-—1
warrants
Jan
5%
Mar
7c
A
Trans Canada
Mar
3.55
class
42%
46%'
20
x
warrants
'•••
Apr
70 ~
Jan
3.20
Roy—
Border
Jan
3.30
;
Prairie
39%
•
Works
Finance
57%
10
preferred
Exploration
5preferred
Feb
39'/a
—1
Gold—
Traders
Feb
1.59
1.10 Mar
Bank
Star
'X.v-
Jan
21c
•
Rouyn
:
Jan
1.53
Iron
Toronto
_
Towagmac
Mar
11%
Corp
Oil
1.23
12c
General Trusts../.
Toronto
:
Jan
•
River
Power
1.30
Elevators
Toronto
t
e
Dominion
Toronto
Feb,
1.52
IBoc
Prairie
29c
i
—
Oils
Toronto
1.80 Jan
Mar
1.20
:_i
Develop
Powell
4,35 Mar
22c
•
Gas
Placer
Ponder
Powell
26.60C
•
Apr
1.50
Uranium
Oil
27c
100%
Jan
1.52
Pickle Crow Gold Mines.
Ore
12,000
22c
100
)
& Gas
Phillip® Oil Co Ltd
Pitch
1.50
24c
preferred—
1.38
Mines
&
IOC
1.45
Mine®
Oil
Peruvian
Oil
&
Gold
PerroD
100% 100%
—
~—~—•
High
Low
High
-,34c-
•
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.
Low
Par
a,
•
Tombfll Gold Mines..
-
'
Preferred
Jan.!
Range Since
/
"
High
Jan
9
Sale*
for Week
Range
Sale Price
issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights.
dividend
Ex-stock
trading privileges
■A#
Number 5835
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1611)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
t
Quotations for Friday, April 8
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources
They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (Indicated
by'the "bid")
or bought
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
-
which have
Wide national distribution.
a
Par
Aerovcx
Air
Corp
Amer
Box
Cement
Grlnnell
Society
'' Groller
*
1
47)4
50%
39%
Gulf Sulphur Corp
251/s
Gustln-Bacon
233a.
5
Co
Greetings CI
68%
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
39%
Haloid
5
103
130
131
.138
2
52 '/4
55%
American
1
441-2
47%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
22
24%
Helene
M
P
Incorporated—
Anlieuser-Busch
Arden
*.
>
Corp—.7.50
Farms
Partio
Ine
Co
High
25%.
Hilton
1918
21
Hoover
•
Public Service
Arkansas*
Gas
Construction
Western
Metal
•
Houston
42 lA-
Houston
Houston
Oil
Co—5
24
25%
Hudson
Pulp
Co—_10
32 V2
34%
Class
Products
-Won
Ipc.^4.-—
'
Aztec
Oil &
Ciiis
98
-.10
Co—
2F
20 34
'V
;
22
-
%-
Bayiess
Beii
•
&
(A J)
Markets.—_i
GossortCo———
Bi-mis
Bros
15
45
1
Hathaway Inc
Beryllium
15
__
Borman
Foods :
Botany- Mills
Inc
Brush-
Beryllium
Bitrndy
26%
f
30 ».8
^27'2 '
Bakeries
California
Interstate
Tel
1214
20%
Ilointz
Water
Jamaica
Jefferson
Oregon power Co—20
California Water. Service Co—25
».
.
Water •&'Telep Co.:—_12%
Canadian DellH Oil:Lt:d.L—10c
7%
Canadiiuir Superior- Oil of Calif_l—
.,*181/8
Cannon Mills cliisS:B"uont——25
60 V
!
Carlisle
Corp..—
1
Carpenter Piti>er -Coo.:
f
Cec6
Steel
20
1
Products!
2912
Corp....10
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
44 7 8
12
44%
15%
21 %
8%
7 A
Pub
35%
5
Co_
Chattanooga
Lau
-,46%
Liberty
GdiL—LlO
"<
Radio
Coliins
74%
10
.
29%
33%c
26 3 4
1
6Ta
Steel
Star
Lone
Lucky
Ludlow
Stores
1
Co
31%
Madison
71/2
&
Gas
Auto
Maremont
26%
33'A
35%
Marmon
__.2%
2514
27%
Co
5
55
58%
Milling
Elev
Co
1
26
28%
15 7
17
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp—
_3
McLean
Industries
lc
Colorado Oil A Gas Corp com—3
$1.25
preferred
conv
Commonwealth
25
26 %
24%
9V«
10%
McNeil
24%
25%
Meredith
2:50
2134
23 %
Metropolitan
Products—5
Rock
15%
17%
10%
11%
Continental
Transp Lines Inc_l
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig/ Systems Inc
1
.
-
17%
10%
Class
5
69
73%
17
1871,
16%
18%
v
A
62%
Broadcasting
W%
10%
13
14%
16
171«
*
Missouri
27%
21%
36 74
15%
'
6"%
23%
18
19%
51%
5i34
Satlonal Shirt
34%
37
New
38 %
41%
Nicholson
LlLI
29
31%
Norrls
Dun & Bnuistrert Inc -——..1
44
47%
Nertex
Corj)
__5
,.—5
—
R ■' &. Snnvi Cb-
ill
Duffy-Mott Co
Bush
Dunham
Duriron
Co
$1
..
Class
8%
9%
preference
21%
East
Tennessee
Eastern
El
21%
23%
Natural
Northwest.
Elcctro-Voice
Associates—.10
401-.
427a
Oklahoma
21
Old Ben Coal Corp
Otter Tall Power Co—
Tnc'UV".-——1/-2
Eleetrohtx Corp—
Em hart Mfg Co
—
1
7%
Empire State Oil, £0—
—1
Equity Oil Co—1^1———10c
:y
1
20%
22
19 7
H
201-4
fabst
45%
48%
Pacific
%'
12%
39%
.
Miss
River
28%
12%
27%
Co
Airmotive Corp
Pacific
East
Far
1.1
Pacific Gamble Robinson
,
41%
6%
37%
Ptaudler-Pprmutlt
27
Pickering
5%%
Giant
(A
P)
Bottlers—1
13%
14%
1
26%
28
10
8%
32%
35%
Corp
13
14
Natural Gas Co
•
357a
General
Cement
Lumber
Co
Brick
9%
32«4
34%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
29 %
31%
34
37%
Portsmouth
2034
22)4
Pub
Serv
Co
26
2734
Pub Serv
Co
22%
24%
Punta
Alegre
32%
Purex
Corp
22
Purolator
Potash
Pubco
5
30'
201B
a
—
1
18%
Co of
—5
38%
41
10c
6%
7
Properties Inc
Petroleum
%
8%
1
7%
19 %
20
30'A
321/4
14%
29%
157e
39%
Ltd
1
1
Products
1
Sugar
Corp
•
'
44
-
Trust Co
4674
49%
23
(Phlla)
A
21%
10
38%
20
(Brooklyn N Y)
99
41
105
71
7574
5014
28%
30%
umg Island Trust Co
<N Y)_ 10
41
47%
Bank
(N Y)_ 10
52
54%
29
44y2
44'/8
58%
31%
Manufacturers A Traders
10
61%
64
10
4474
48
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
84
89%
Morgan
of Cleve__16
Bk of Phila_10
Natl
(NY).12%
Exch Bk (N Y)
Corn
(Savannah!
Co
50
360
Llbsrty Real Estate
Co (Phlla)
4714
47'/2
6IV2
Trust
Amer—ft
25
No.
of
Connecticut Bank A Tr
Co_12%
26V2
97
43!/2
Co
3374
(Chicago)
114
80
(NY).10
33%
36V4
217
32l/2
52%
Fidellly-Pliiia Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
IS
%
Tr
10
ft
Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
ft
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_2ft
MercantUe Tr Co (8t Louis)—Aft
(J P)
A Co <N Y)—100
Natl
Bk
6y4
(Atlanta)
10
Natl
Bk
First
Natl
Bank
First
Natl Bank of Boston—1274
Natl Bk of Chicago
First
Natl
First
Natl Bk
First
Natl
First
Baltimore
10
100
of
Dallas
of 8t Louis
Natl
Bk
Natl
City Bank
Trust Co
Detroit
10
59%
63
WMlchester.fi
23%
2514
76
80%
2ft
66
70%
49%
53
55%
58%
-38
Newark A Bases
Banking
(N J)
Natl
Island
35J/a
59
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co
(Pittsburgh)
47>/2
Girard
64%
68%
g
23%
26%
42%
45%
20
55%
59
uiladelphla Natl Bank
Tradesmen's
rovldent
A
Trust
Bank
(Phlla)
/
25V2
39%
61 74
-i
3'ggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__2»
Dockland-Atlas Nat) Bank 01
2714
84
8774
Boston
42%
65
359
70
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
Bank of
&
Sav
76
Bt
Onion Tru»»
Louis
Natl Bk
(Wash). 2<
Trust
1st
Second
78%
44
48%
81%
85%
19 74
21%
974
10%
51
54%
31%
56'A
59)4
94
97%
20
York—10
(Chic)—20
51%
106
10
37
54y2
115
39%
Natl Bank
90%
of Phlla... u
36
40%
53%
56%
24%
26%
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island NY.fi
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bk Ar Tr Co
(New York)
44
48%
3(
45
4814
*
Union
Co
A Tr Co
preceding
tN
T)—
it.
29%
32
11
12
10
52%
56
10
51%
55
10
31
34%
20
90 %
93%
fi
of New Jsrssy
47%
51%
5
20%
22
2%
Bank of Commerce—
(Cleveland)
Union Tr Co of Maryland
United States Trust Co—
(Boston)
United States Trust (N Y)
*»»
58
62%
18%
20%
pago.
104
85
33%
Bk—15
99%
8914
V
Mass)
County
•ninote*
75
177
Security First Natl Bank (Los
81%
Long
Natl Bank
(Jersey City N Ji
2ft
Hudson Tr Co 'Union Cityl
8
Hudson
162
Bank-State Street
(Boston
39%
Hartford Natl Bk & Tr Co
71%
85
* o
Second
34
(NY)
New
Bk
/
—
74%
20
u
ic
i
,
tioyal Bank of Canada
Royal State Bk of New York
Rye National Bank
N Y r
71
10
Trust Corn Exch
35%
03%
596
10
50%
67
10
of
555
43
20
-oples Tr Co of Bergsn City
iHackensack N J)
99
98
7714
3674
Bank
NY
90%
230
ft
of New Rochelle
Franklin Natl Bank
32%
39%
'NY)—20
(PhUa).
Westchester
53%
of
Jersey Bank A Trust Co.li
Now York Trust Co (N Y)
2ft
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
First Pennsylvania Banking
First
75%
408
of
Seattle
First
393
179
Bank
Now
Bank Trust Co
First
49
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_1274
Natl State Bk or Newark
1274
Now Bug Trust Co (Boston).lOO
38%
3634
10
(Jersey City)—25
of Patterson
71
Bank
Co
35%
25
Bank
171
City Bank (dors)—1#
Natl
118
94l/2
92
73%
33
344
32
National
Tr
&
N J).
(Camden
29%
29%
National
29%
^
46%
-tepubUc Natl Bank (DaUas)—12
Camden
27
386
(White
8
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk (SD-IO
A
Meadow
Continental 111 Bank A Trust
County Trust Co
Plains NY)
Bk
(Buffalo)
National
Bk
Commercial Trust of N J
31%
36%
New
40
10
47
6
(N J)
Co
Trust
Natl
Harris Tr
Hamp
5
of New Mexico—5
of
I
10
(Pbila)
1974
America
Steel
Producing
5
277
mist
834
7%
R
Y)_io
of
Irving Trust Co <N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
rrade Bk
2
Co
265
.n
Bank
26'A
82%
16
Louis
Broad St Trust Co
&
Plymouth Rubber Co
21%
1
30%
32 %
7 %
Natl
industrial
50%
46%
38
i—1
Indus
30
Green Mountain Power Corp
21
19%
20
Cement
Fire
19
Tool
20
Glddings&LewF Mach Tool Co-2
Green
24%
2.50
preferred
Portland
2314
2814
American
Pioneer
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
St
12%
6
34
2%
47%
42%.
20%
7%
39
24%
Pan
Mines
131/4
—10c
Frito
pfd
6%
12%
Permanente
5%
■Id
Industrial Bk of Com
60'/2
Natl Bank
Boatmen's
First
11%
17%
Oil Co
-22
1.,%
'
Co—^
16%
(Calif)
57 V2
3%
12%
**%
11%
•
1
Foote Bros Gear & Macli Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper
10
Telep
12
' '
Brewing
Companies
Ask
15%
13%
Pepsi-Cola
Gen
7%
20
(N Y)
Bankers Trust Co
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
35%
17
General Gas Corp—:
481A
5%
12%
15%
General Crude
25%
33%
2
10
Co
24
79%
10
Bank of Virginia
Commercial
6
-
Pendleton
.
Bid
•
_•
Prod—10c
1514
-
100
Bank of New York
Co
18"a
Co..
6%
30%
21
18%
14 »/8
Service
24%
T & S A
of America N
(San Francisco)
Trust
17%
3y#
20%
17%
Gas
Conversion
Provldsnce
Cleveland
13%
1
1
16'A
17%
7974
.1
Co
5ay2
15%
Bk & Tr (Chicago_25
11
Fisher Governor Co~
Packing
54 Ms
City Natl
75
8ulpliur Co__70c
Parker Hannifin Corp__c
1
Garlock
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Tuba Consolidated Industries. 1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
34%
11%
i29%
*
19%
914
5%
27
.
U
1874
814
23
47«
Uranium
Co
10%
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Pacific
—
10
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr Co.10
Pacific
Inc_—__
Wurlltzer Company
13
67
Mart
26'A
18%
80%
Food
36%
2414
24%
63 %
_.
14%
20%
35%
17%
14%
76%
—
8%
13%
1874
5
Williams Bros
is y2
12
Assn. 100
Corp.
47%
8%
lOc
3474
22,8
.1
First Boston Corp.:———
—10
Ffslier Brothers Co
—'2
—2.5C
Steel
23%
45
33J/a
28-8
Mercury Electronics—90c
Power & Light Co_—_6%
Florhla
29%
7.50
5
Bank of Commerce (Newark)_25
Chem
...
Pacific
Federal Natl Mortgage
43%
27%
Wood
First
34%
11
40%
Wisconsin Power 6c Light Co—10
Wltco Chemical
%
Bank
104
26
3
Pub Serv Co
Northwestern
32
37;
19%
22
Eagle OH Co
Whiting Corp
Citizens & Southern National
Production Corp.— 1
12%
19
19%
18%
12%
63%
1
21%'
Laboratory Inc—_1
Co ' (Texas)
*
Bank
26%
pfd •
Gus———19
11% '
Electric
Par.o
8%
18 'A
24ys
60 ,4
32 A
16%
19%
5
Qo___
19%
inc:.-
33
7%
\
White
Industrial
241/3
Water Co $4
50c
Nat Gas Co_.l
Utilities
Economics
Gas
Penn
Northwest
Eastern. Industries
18%
3074
1114
1
Corp
American Coal
Northeastern
2
17)4
-22
50c
Shops of Del
Oil & Gas Corp
North
— —
914
2714
2674
4%
10
Chase Manhattan Bk
Gas Si Eire Assoc—.8
File Co ———.—*
Tltermndor
North
19%
America—"
B common
Eng
2
...
Weyerhaeuser Timber
(SP)
Centl-Penn
Alumlnate Corp
National
——2Va
Inc';/-—
—
Dynamics Corp of
5
Westcoast Transmission
•
West Point Manufacturing Co.*
Western Lt As Telephone Co—10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
43%
21 %
DonneUey
American Trust Co
17
40%
Bridge Co——1
Dictaphone
57%
49%
IO'/b
29%
28%
5V4
Par
24%
50c
23
r)l«-bold. Inc"-—
54
Bank and Trust
15' A
22
55
21%
1
•
Washington Natural Gas Co
10
Washington Steel Corp.
-1
Watson Bros Transport "A"
Western Natural Gaa Co.
*
Central
50%
23%
45
1
Arts Inc
Warren (SD) Co
5014
38V4'
14%
43 V2
Syntex Corporation
Camden
2%
National Gas & Oil Corp—.5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Mountain
161/4
Chemical
60
42
66
307b
Dl-Noc
2914
55 y2
Manufacturers Tr Co
14%
65%
H%
25%
15
Detroit Intcrnat
,/
4014
54V4
Precision Indust—1
Fuel Bupply Co
10
Monogram
28 "4
,
2274
27'A
b
39 V3
4614
Gas Corp—1
Co
lc
52%
Valley Gas Co
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities Co_
1
Mississippi
5
Co.
.16
1
43
.-1
5
1
5
Minneapolis Gas Co—
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Detroit
J
30%
2974
..
common
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp
Harvester
.v,
1
49 %
Inc
49
39
Missouri-Kansas
Danly Machine Specialties-.
5
Darling (L A) Co_.——
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp„•
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2%
Service
7%
2
Co
Laboratories-Inc
Miles
36 3 4
Engine Co Inc
5
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—1
Common Ltd vtg
1
Coinpany——
Cummins
14%..
_1
1
5
Eng
&
Publishing
Gas Utilities Co
Mietile-G ross-Dexter Inc—
18%
9%
34
Cross
53%
50)4
Warner a Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
3774
2y»
5
5
Michigan
Machine
6 A
2%
McLoutli Steel Corp
1
Corn
Consol Freightwiiys
Consolidated
«
Herrington Co Inc
Power Co.*
Gas
Connecticut Light &
*'
20%
12 %
61
34
14%
1
1
Corp
Gas
&
1
15%
21
30%
37%
50 A
25%
Electric Co—16
Prods Inc
1
Marlin-Rockwell
—
24%
-
9%
27%
Colorado
'
;
—1
Co_-
vlacmillnn
28%'
24%
Inc
52%
23
8
28%
Interstate
Stores
1314
4874
__50c
3514
Corp
8174
•
Co__
Colorado
Colonial
1
-
1%
Inc
common—_1
Co
T—1
Mfg & 8ales
1
—
1
i
Corp
'
Prod
3474
16%
67k
6'A
A„33%c
i—lc
Co—
Loan
Ling
27%
'' ".
22
„
23%
25%
6
Corp—
Coastal States Gas
70
Blower
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Electronics—
50c
29%
•
D._
Engines
27 7
27)2
——_l
cl
com
class
Common
Clinton
•-
261/4
6
'
Co_<
Gas
Citizens Util Co
i
-25
Pins
Lanolin
16%
49V;»
Corpr.
71
32
Co
5
Wells Cbrp
Refining
3%
67
9
_
a
46 JA
non-voting
36 Vu
Koehring
e
Serv
Grocery
19%
3574
3%
6
151
Central Vt
;
3774
18)4
33%
"5
1
57%
3374
32 y4
35
23%
53
78
29
25%
3074
471A
33%
Central Soya Co.
—
Central Telephone Co^
v
11
23
23%
2%
—1
Propane
3
12%
"
21%
13'A
Suntidc
1
2974
11)4
1
36
401/8
-
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Electric ;Coi5
Power
Mfg Co—
Steamship
&;
37%
—10
—
Central Indiana Gas Co
Utility Corp
4674
2J/2
10
2.50
26
Inc
Landers Frary & Clark
Central Public
39
2>/a
Co
Gas
24%
Central Maine
2714
Suburban
22%
5
19%
1
Suburban
Central Electric & Gas Co.—3%
Central; 111 Elec & Gas Co.
_10
Central Louisiana
1714
2614
Co
28V4
Ketchum Co Inc
32
5'/2
Von's
50%
Utilities Co——i—10
15%
2774
12%
Co
Varlan Associates
Vttro Corp of Amer
1114
Stubnitz Greene
Kentucky
.
47
2814
1014
Struthcrs
Kennametal
22%'
26V4
18%
——
1474
10c
44)4
4174
Co
Universal Match Corp
Upper Peninsular Power
1
Tele
Slates
United Western Minerals
1
471/4
44
Gas_5
2374
Uniped States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc 1
United Utilities Inc
10
Vanity Pair Mills Inc
38%
47%
26%
4074
07%
22
Supply Co—.
1
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp__50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt * Pwr
Co_5
29%
; 10%
25%
37
5%
64
1
25
Register
Common
5%
1
1
2114
Stanley Home Products Inc—
53%
23%
1
27'A
Stanley Works
4974
2114
•
2014
11%
6
52%
1
Corp
Topp Industries Inc
Co—1
Standard Pressed Steel
22%
'
Tokhelm
1
r.
Producing
Carbcn
Fruit
574
49
1
Utah Southern OH Co
VaUey Mould & Iron Corp
—50c
16
Kendall
•v.iV
5
Co„•
Eng Tele Co
Gas
Standard
2074 /
Corp
Co.—
19%
W*
Union Gas Co
Co
Power
& Trecker Corp—*—3
Steel
Kellogg
41 la
»•
New
Water
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
Stepan Chemical Co
1
Slouffer Corp
1.25
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
—1
Kearney
63
Nevada Power Co
Stand
17
1014
5%
1
Kansas-Nebraska" Natural
8.1b-
;■
22'A
Southwestern
222
1574
———1
39%,
■
2074
Colorado
4574
29 »/8
-
1414
Calif
'42%
Ie8sop Steel Co
8'/2
20)4
15 %
16%
30%.
•
"
3674
2
151a
16%,
27%'.
3314
18Vu
7ya
Corp
1
commoti-A—1
$1.46 preferred
*
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
3712..
14
3674
Spcer
16
2814:
5
Calif
13
34'A
Pacific Power Co
Sprague Electric Co
5634
Kaiser
1
10%
1
50%
31%
/
■
47
20)4
Petrocheinicals-1
Lake
32
7%
2
187 a
Supply———-•
Co——.
5
Jervis Corp
10
2914
& Co
(G D)
29%
—
914
1
5
5
Electric
Jefferson
20c
Co
Southwestern Elec Svc Co
15
California
Bantam
Co__ 15
Inc
25%
10
5'A
Towmotor Corp
fracerlab Inc
Southwest
Inc—
210
24 Va
1
Tractor
Southern
1374
18%
14%
5
52 V2
Southern
35%
32%
.
1
4914
Inc
Southern
71%
53I/4-"
-1———.1
•
System
26%
67%
1
Co—
Utilities
14%
Southern
26%
24%
1
Service
38'A
15ys
13%
Southern
5
Co
3614
1374
1
_1
Corp
South Shore Oil <fc Devel Co_10c
Sys_l
Corp
common
Southern
25)4
♦
Freight
Motor
68
(H H) Co
Manufacturing Co
Plywood
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
•
Plpallna Co_l
Nat Gaa
2%
1
Slcil
19%
10
Co
Co—
37
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gaa Co
Time Inc '
Sierra
874
18
34%
34%
Texas Industries Ine
Texas National Petroleum.
55%
72%
6%
32%
5
511/2
Myers Inc
Seismograph Service Corp
741/4
1
Transmit Corp_7
Trans
•
&
lexas III
74%
574
Texas Natural Gasoilns
Corp
Searle
14)4
8)8
Gas
78%
70
14%
Staley (A El
30 3 u
?
iio
Water
&
Securities
A
Jack &
21. "
30%,''
28 ' r-
Corp
13
,_1
Co__
3
Corp
eastern
74
13'A
Schield
2914
70%
Ine_!
Water
Public
Iowa
Icrwa
•7%,
■
28)4
——
27%
—
21 %
"
7
Coi—
Class
32%
-19",
Co
Buckeye Steel Castings
Bullock's Inc——
7%
Investors Diver Services
8%r
20
1
—
Interstate
48%
24% *
$L2<)'; preferred—25
Siuirpe Mfg Co
1-10
&
Gas
interstate
IT
-
30
Bowser Inc
Brown
6%
1
Mills
Head
Interstate
481/4"
'
8
Stores—..———1
27%
International Textbook Co
44%
Black IIills Power,& Ligiit Co__1
Elack Sivalis & Brystin Inc com.l
"■
21%
25%
1
Texas
Sabre-Plnon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
Paper Corp—
Indianapolis
16%
-•
15%
Corp.—
20%
—•
Mat—— 1
Production
Indiana
10%,'
28%
25
—
Berkshire
>
63 la
10
Bag Co..
Beneficial Corp
/
9%
60
,\ 26)2
1
Field
14)4
Ryder
17%
2714
common—
Hugoton
Indian
—.. ——————10
Baxter Laboratories—
4-4,—— 1
16%
25%
Gas
13%
Rose Marie Reid
12%
59%
54
r*xas
12%
814
25o
Roddis
19%
18%
Bates-Mfg Co1
1
34%
48
24'4
Robertson
—2%
Husky Oil Co„
-
11%
3214
Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove Co_
Tekoll Corp.
45
22y4
Rockwell
147/B
——___1
—
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
103
'.
A
13%
1
374
55
3%
Robbins
1
Natural
22%.
191-8
A
Corp
211-2
Arvida.Co.rp —W_1Associated Spring '.Corpi__*__10
•r
Corp-
class,A
Co
61
class
Engineering
Credit
40'a
Co__5
Ind
Voltage
57
Cb„___5
Power
Art
31%
24
__i
1
Arkansas-. Missouri
'
29 Vi
__4
___
common.
preferred
Arizona
•
Curtis
2%
7%
Roadway Express class A
136
Inc.
1
5c
2
Co
Stoker
Par
51%
River Brand Rice Mills Inc
109
Xerox
Hanna (M A) Co class A com_10
Class B common
10
A
Riley
,
3634
89%
Co
Richardson
5%
32
'
28'A
29%
1
85
Gobain
,
47a
4
Pipe & Const
33
Ask
5
Republic Natural Gaa Co
26%
Hospital Supply Corp.
American-Marietta Co
Amer-SaifiC
187
30%
10c
2.50
Mfg Corp
Ask
177
Purina Co
Rare Metals Corp of America
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
27%
65 Vt
"A"_—1
Amer
•
25)a
10
Bid
Corp
3634
Barge Line—5
Express
American
8%
1
Co
Corp
Amer Commercial
American-
Par
_____1
Board
Ralston
Ask
7%
_i
Products Inc.
American
Bid
Bid
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Wachovia
Bank
&
(Winston-Salem
Trust Co—
N
C)
JV '
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
.
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
.
(1612)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, April 'A
Insurance
Mutual Funds
'
Bid
P*r
Fundi—
Mutual
Par
Funds—
35.49
36.20
a23.41
<Thei
Custodian
1
24.42
25.48
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
Equitable Assur——5
Fidelity & Casualty..5
$1.25 conv preferred——
5
Borids)_l
22.63
24.69
Amer
,-1
1
1
16.52
18.02
10.24
11.17
American Home Assurance
Co_5
34%
27%
Bonds)
1.60
1.83
B-l
5.90
6.44
B-2
(Medium
6.02
6.54
B-3
(Low
X8.77
9.53
B-4
(Discount Bonds*
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
"
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Ltd—
Canada
Blue Ridge
Broad
9.67
10.52
(Speculative Pfd Stksl—1
S-l tHigli-Grade Com Stk)__1
14,32
15.62
Amer
1
9%
10%
Merchants Fire
American
—5
37%
40%
S-4
(Low
Stks)_l
13.08
14.27
21 %
22%
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
13.29
14.37
American Surety Co
—6.25
Bankers & Shippers——
10
Merchants & Manufacturers4
Monument Lire (Bait)10
60
65%
National
29%
Natl Life & Accident Ins
7.95
8.69
Lazard Fund Inc—1
16%
17%
12.56
13.72
16.39
Lexington Trust Fund——25c
Lexington Venture Fund——_1
1
International Growth
18.60
20.12
——1
9.01
9,85
1
1
9.42
10.18
12.31
13.45
50c
10.52
11.38
11.09
12.04
9.92
10.78
9.96
10.83
15.36
16.70
Income
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
19.14
20.80
Composite Fund Inc—__
1
16.74
18.20
Concord
1
16.53
17.87
Fund Inc—
Fund
Inc
—
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Western Investment
Dividend
21%
1
1
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Fund
7.57
8.27
Continental
3.G5
4.02
shares
Mass
beneficial
of
Investors
13.58
14.68
1
Shares
10.58
11.63
16.39
17.72
11.34
of beneficial
1
20.73
22.43
12.61
13.63
11.11
1
24.11
25.78
Preferred Stock Series
Electronics Investment Corp—1
7.51
National
Income
20.69
20c
7.94
8.23
Fidelity Capital Fund——
i
Fidelity Fund Inc_%
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
12.14
New
16.35
17.68
New York
17.90
19.35
Florida
Mutual
Fund
1
2.75
•
Inc
Founders Mutual Fund
10,27
Common stock series
Preferred
stock
lc
11.06
13.14
6.08
6.71
2
Inc
18.86
20.67
1
Inc
2.44
2.65
Fund
1
15.16
15.91
17.20
l
General Investors Trust
13.87
1
Inc
Capital Corp
7.36
8.00
Group Securities—
Automobile
Growth
Electrical
Building
Capital
Shares
shares
9.00
9.86
lc
10.86
11.89
Common
shares
7.92
8.40
9.21
13.87
15.18
(The; Stock Fund-lc
13.61
14.90
lc
8.24
9.03
Fully Administered shares—lc
10.62
11.63
General Bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares
lc
7.35
8.06
8.52
9.34
shares
Merchandising shares
Mining
8.37
14.29
6.95
7.62
lc
11.69
12.80
lc
2.31
2.55
shares
Bond
8.03
13.05
——lc
shares-
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
lc
shares
Stock
England
Nucleonics
1
18.68
19.24
l
20.36
20.98
William
Hamilton
Series
Securities
10c
Series FI-BA—
10c
ax25.60
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
13.42
14.51
Scares
Institutional iflsur
2.54
T
Carrier
12.15
13.29
12.2.3
.12.41
Fund
lc
1069
1980-76
6.97
7.63
13.60
14.87
Ask
85
87
60%
62
Puritan
(Geo)
38.25
7.97
8.62
1
Shares
14.07
15.29
1
16.03
17.42
1
Fund
Dist
37.87
1
Putnam Growth Fund
Quarterly
7.59
8.25
Inc
Scudder Fund of Canada
Scudder
Stevens &
_25c
14.02
12.97
•
98%
Fund Inc
3%s
Dec.
90%
3
,30%
10.00
7
43%
46%
————II—2
30%
32%
33
I Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.56
12.57
1
15.75
17.26
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
13.80
14.92
Sovereign
14.47
15.85
38
39%
(Edison
Fund
B)
Investors:
1
State Street Investment
Stein
100
wi
99.8
98.4
96.14
1963
3.50s
Oct.
&
Balanced
Corp__*
Farnum
Inc
Fund
1
-
Fiimd lnc-1
1
12.60
13.33
15.41
16.80
9.86
10.78
United
Accumulated Fund—1
12.42
13.50
United
Continental Fund
1
Income Fund SharSs_i
7.98
8.72
11.16
12.13
Iiic—
Funds
United
Inc—'
Science
Funds
1,
I960-.
3,
1961
20, 1961—
Sept.
March
100
,99.31
—
99%
102
100%
103
92%
93%
100%
101%
92%
93%
98 %
99%
95%
96%
100.2 :
99.29
■:
1969
94.24
99%
99
100.3
4%s Feb.
1972-1967
15.
3%s Sept.
i.
—
94.24
94.8
4%s July 15, 1969—
3%s April 1, 1970
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967—
3%s May 1, 1971
99.8
100.12
94.8
4%s
95%
99%
100.8
99.28
96.22
100.8
98.22
98%
1968-%,—
20,
99.4
99.24
-
98.12
100.16
99.10
100.8
98.14
May 1, 1962—^
2%s May 1, 1963
3%s May 2, 19GG—
20,
100.2
98.28
100
Mar.
99
15,
1972
100
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Bid
1
Ltd
13.29
14.82
1
Fund.
Canada
16.94
18.41
Ask
of'indebtedness—
Certificates
1%S May 15, 1959——.
1%S Aug. 1, 1959—
33/aS NOV. 15, 1959
3%s Feb
H3G.5G
1
Fund
United
I960——,
4%s
95
1959
1,
4s
99.16
100^%
1959—
1,
99.27
100.6
100
1969 wi—
3,
Ask
100
99.4
„
3%s April
100.8
99.23
Central Bank for Cooperatives3.50s June 1, 1959
Aug.
100
I960
4s
100.2
100.4
11,
99<29
1,
2%s June
100.6
1959
point
a
2'/4s Feb.
100
100.2
10,
32nds of
one or more
3%s Feb.
99.28
100.2
.
Roe
Texas
—
Bid
97.24
1959
10.81
Smith
Y
n
2%s May
1, 1959
3%s May 1, 1959
1%S Oct. 20, 1959
100
1959
1959—
4%s April 10,
a28.93
Line
Fund
1
15,
99.26
99.18
._
99.28
99.20
one or more 32nds
l%s Oct.
1,
100.2
3%s Feb.
100.7
:
100.9
4s
99.6
-
3%s Nov. i5, 1959
I'/aS
April
3%s May
100.3
98.20
1960
1.
15. i960
1%S
April
May
1.
99.30
Feb.
99.14
100.5
98.28
100
100.18
92.8
-
92.16
99.8
l'/as April
99.12
95.8
15, 1963
95.12
97.16
1, 1963—
May 15, 1963 wi—
l'/as Oct. 1, 1963
91.4
99.21
90
90.8
96.10
96.24
l%s
89.8
89.16
99.26
..
99.30
"
1961
93.16
100.14
Aug. 15, 1962
1%S Oct. I, 1962
3%S NOV. 15, 1962-
2%s Feb.
99.12
100.12
93.8
1962
1,
95
99.8
100.8
1962
1962
97.8
..
—-
1961
15,
94.24
1961
15,
15,
Ask
100.14
99.19
..
3!'4S May 15. 1960
l'/as Oct. 1, i960——
3%
Bid
100.10
4S
1959
1,
point
a
Treasury Notes (Continued )4s
Aug. 1, 1961
l'/aS April
i%s Oct.
of
Maturity—
100
_
196Q—_.
Treasury Notes-r-
—
4s
April
1,
91.12
99.30
—
1964
100
7.86
7.19
5.96
3.78
4.13
1
8.17
8.93
Wall Street Investing Corp
Investors Fund
Whitehall Fund
1
10.65
11.64
11.89
12.92
1
14.19
15.47
-l
13.04-
14.10
—1
6.07
runa—_—
nc
Wisconsin Fund Inc..
99%
Bid
Lowenstein
(M)
Rate
1-58
5-4-59
99.28
99.31
3.45 ft
1- 5-59
10-
1-59
99.29
100
9-
2-58
6-
99.27
99.30
3.45 ft
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99.29
100
3.25%
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
100.1
3.75 ft
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
100
3.60%
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
100.3
3.75 ft
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
100
3.50%
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
Commonwealth Edison 4%s_2009
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
102%
102%,
147
151
Ask
April
83 Va
85%
April 16,
April 23,
—1975
95
99
1976
Mueller Brass 3%s
Public
»
,
1981
107
101
105
Indiana
Service
Norths-pan Uran
1989
101%
5%s ww__1963
87'%
4%s
Pacific Petroleum 5s
5%S
-
Pacific
Tel
Public Sen
&
Tel
4%s
101%*
90
1959—,
99.936
99.942
July
99.887
99.896
July
23,
April 30, 1959—
May 7, 1959
99.843
99.857
July 30, 1959
99.792
99.800
August
6.
14,
1959—
99.715
99.726
Augusf
13,
1959
May
May
15,
1959-
99.705
99.714
Augsut
20.
1959
21,
99.619
August 27. 1959
September 3, 1959
99.554
99.567
September
10,
1959
99.498
99.509
September
17,
1959
99.432
99.448
99.401
99.414
Sept. 21, 1959
September 24, 1959
99.378
99.391
October 1.
99.304
99.340
January
101
102
102%
102 3A
June
101
101 Va
June 22.
18,
1959—
1959
....
June
25, 1959—
July 2, 1959—
Southern
109'%
Southern Natural Gas 43As_1979
104 Va
105 Va
Sperry Rand 5Vis ww
1982
125
127
1971
100
102
*No
1971
1970
120
124
a
102
106
k Admitted
1988
97
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww—1967
Tel
4%s
134
138
Textron
180
185
Corp 5Vis—I
U 8 Industries 4Vis
Westcoast Trans 5Vis
119%
Amer
5s
Underwood
White
Stores
4%s_
1993
1979
124
120
104
—
-
x
%
115%
1959
15.
1960
-
104'A
100 Vi
118y2
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
par value
asset value.
d
Net
Stock
b Bid
to
listing
Exchange
yield price
Ex-rights,
t New
on
the New York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend.
wiWhen issued,
y
Ex-stock
.
99.099
dividend.
99.010
99.044
98.968
98.867
99.670
1973
1990
99.274
99.228
99.154
98.932
—
-
99.607
121 %
118
99.067
1959
99.660
104
—1979
1959
1959-
II41/2
100.3
90.248
99.200
99.124
—
May 28, 1959
June 4, 1959
June 11, 1959_.
112%
100.3
Yield Price
Bid
Ask
9,
•
Bell
Ask
Bills
Ask
1959_.
108
99'%
Bid
t~,
1959
16,
1959
1977
Co of Ind 4%s_1989
98%:
127
Due
.
100.2
July
120%
99 %
.
99.31
99.981
100
1975
Port Cement 5sl
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww 1982
Illinois Bell Telephone 4%s
1994
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
4%s —;
99.30
100
99.975
1970
General
Dated
1959—
9,
Il975
3%s
1-59
May
& Sons—
4%s
105
1977
Ask
8-
2.30%
Yield Price
Bonds—
Northern
98%
Bid
Due
2.00%
Bid
National Can 5s
1989
Dated
Rate
6.56
Inc^.
Wellington Equity
Wellington Fund.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
6.51
10c
Situations
Special
Inc
101%
100%.
.
87
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
1
Shares
Amer
97.8
4s June 10, I9603%s Aug. 23, 1960
3%s Feb. 13. 1962—
a40.14
1.25
Common Stock Fund
Selected
105%
100%.
4«.
June 10,
37/eS Aug. 10,
3%s Oct. 13,
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
100%
4.70s__ 1979
Trailer
92%
lo
66
Clark
112 Va
Fruehauf
City of
100.3
99.29
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
1.65s Ajfril 10, 1959—.
3.55s
103%
106
El Paso Natural Gas
5'As
Ferro Corp 3%s
28 %
89%
——
Westchester Fire
100.2
100.1
———
3%s March
Inc
Fund
1979
110%
Duquesne Light Co 4'As
26%
5
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
United States Treasury
105%
Gas
1963
1959
Security Issues
1977
Inter
62%
8
(N Y)
;
Ask
100
4%s Nov. 12, 1963
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968—
1
1969
Cent Illinois Pub Serv 4%s-1989
Colorado
1959
15.
18.98
Fund Inc
1982
.Chance Vought 5'As_
Aug. 17,
3%8 Sept. 15,
3%s April
17.46
Growth Stock
Washington Mutual
11.20
Corp 4'As
10
Trust
1
33%
112
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
—
1
Inc—
Inc
Rowe)
10.15
11.35
4%s
1959
2.50
Fund
Fund
(T
9.39
lc
Pacific Ry 4s
15,
25.52
Value
Bid
Financial
April
25.27
Value Line Incdihe Fund Inc—1
Burlington Industries 4'As—1975
I
Bid
5.42
9.09
fiends-
C
31
106
U S Life Insurance Co in the
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home Loan Banks—
11.54
2.78
Recent
Canadian
&
39%
37
2
10
Obligations of Government Agencies
17.18
10.02
Fund-lc
Barium Steel 5 Vis
British Petroleum 6s
39 %>
4.95
9.72
Institutional Income Fund—lc
.
8%
36
10.59
8.32
Fund—_lc
Growth
U S
U s Fire
71,.
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
15.68
1
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
10
preferred
Travelers
94
1
—1
Value Line Fund Inc—
Ltd—
Bank
Co
Ins_
•
Inc..
1
Investors
Institutional
Standard Life
3%s
l
.Income Fund of Boston Inc:
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated
5.49
$6.50
5.00
l
Haydock Fund Inc
Institutional
5.02
Ins
90
40%
Fund——1
Street
Fund
Pine Street
Price
United
Funds Inc—
H-C7
76%
62%
95
Security (New Haven)—
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
23.70
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
United
t
Life
1,
Jefferson
37%
Feleusion-Eleetronics Fund
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Owners
2s
One
•Sterling'.Investment
Growth
Home
21.92
14.30
7.11
8.65
115
72%
59
Co
53%
3%s
13.08
11.17
13.20
107
45%
5%
10
Seaboard
Surety
2
5
6.25
& Marine
50%
8.61
1
11.53
7.89
74%
lo
Republic Natl Life Insurance
126
Title Guar
7.89
Shares Inc_
6.48
12.05
69
24 %
2
Standard Accident
9.72
Chemistry &
Electronics
10.20
lc
21%
43i/a
1
10.53
lc
52%
St Paul Fire
5
67
19 %
117
237a
62%
49%
93%
Co
65%
27%
85%
37%
(Jacksonville Fla;_2%
Insurance
60
22%
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic Insurance (Texas)
43%
70%
66
25'4
81%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C i—1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
_5
5
54%
103
21%
81
22%
95
10
85%
,8
16%
10
25 %
8.89
—1
lc
shares———:
5
44%
14%
Phoenix
81%
6.93
Fund
lc
Utilities
Co
42
51
Providence-Washington
__
6.67
Capital Fund
lc
Tobacco
Philadelphia Life Ins
5
37%
57%
199%
1
Equipment shares
shares
64'-.
110
10
77%
1.50
9.25
Series
Railroad Stock shares
■SteeJ
61%
Employees Life
4.79
8.68
lc
lc
lc
;
Growth Fund
Chemical
Food
Equip
lo
Pacific Indemnity Co
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
Peerless Insurance Co__i
40%
—III
of Canada Ltd
Putnam
lc
shnres—-
Aviation-Electronics—
10
191b.
6.34
Stock Series
Pioneer
Industries
General
Y—12%
Northwestern National Life
Insurance (Minn)
10
8.46
——1
Over-TUe-Counter
lc
series
Investors
N
4
American
Hanover
6.10
3.01
11.16
Custodian Funds Inc—
Fundamental
Futures
6.55
of
10
Corp
(D C)
Gulf Life
4.38
—1
—.
Series
20.48
4.77
1
Series
10
5.96
Co
48%
34%
Security Series-
Balanced Series
Bond
4.36
3.33 %
Ins
55
45
12.14
Div'idend Series
V Franklin
3.76
3.46
National Investors Corp— —*-1
25.19
10c
__£io
North River
Hartford Fire Insurance Co_—lo
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Fund Inc_l
Insurance-
(Fla)
14.87
Industrial
5
79%
54%
Home
interest
10
51%
104
4
Great
10.33
Fire—
-
48
4
Republic
13.81
al4.80
Fire
75
10
C)
23.55
Mutual Trust Shares
Fund
Corp
23.56
Florida Growth Fund Inc
4
Government Employees Ins
21.78
1
Investment
&
York
—5
12.63
Inc„1
Muutal Income Foundation Fd_I
13.68
Financial
3%
2.50
Falls
Ins
Inc
Life
Government
Automation
&
Glens
(D
.
beneficial interest—1
ol
14.65
Globe
33'/3C
Missiles-Jets
13.55
Stock
Growth
Fund Inc
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Mutual
11.07
81%
1
_
General Reinsurance
int_33%c
1
'Equity Fund Inc
77
3.08
1
'Energy Fund Inc
,
4.25
2.79
Mutual
8.21
_io
—
3.01
Franklin
Hampshire
New
Northern
3.85
Trust
Investors
Casualty.
Northeastern
Special Investment shares—ic
Transport shares
lc
3.39
Stock Fund
New
25%
127%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fireman's Fund (S F;__
23.00
Fund—
23%
178
2.87
13.68
& Howard-
51%
121%
3.07
3.09
Balanced
2
Fire
Amsterdam
170
4.25
20.37
Dreyfus Fund Inc
22%
New
5
3.16
25c
—
Shares
43%
21%
5
2.78
lc
shares
18.17
Shares-
Trustee
E—
118%
40%
5
Co_
2.60
shares—
2.50
Series
114%
5
Union
Co—
lc
shares
lo
National
370
Inc
125
Nationwide Corp class A
2.73
10.32
Diversified
Forster
119
14%
355
Assurance
10
;
37
10
lc
ft/fetal
Petroleum
96
9.44
Life
Casualty
76%
13%
->%-v.''.
Federal
17.99
8.61
&
16%
72
34%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J>—1.25
Employers Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Managed Funds—
12.45
9.42
Dividend
•
Crum
Fire
78%
15%
1
Ins
General
Continental
7.39
91
Fund__l
Investment
Diversified
Connecticut
19.66
Electrical Equipment shares«lc
General Industries shares—lc
Life
27
Assurance
5
2
6.78
Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc__ 1
Delaware
10
(Ky;
17.98
Units
Inc
Fund
Income
20
13.71
Co
a46.22
Stk Fund
Insurance
Massachusetts
Bond & Stock
Composite
12.54
Commonwealth
Inc—1
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Paper
1
1
1
1
Fund Inc
Standard
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Life
Corp—100 14,900 15, 400
132 Vi
138%
-100
—
Commonwealth
Crown
Fund—
(N J)
Life.,,
Boston Insurance Co.——
15.16
Securities
56%
74
Amer Nat Ins
16.29
1
preferred
51
5
13.96
Beneficial
Fund inc—
5
20.30
14.03
18.98
5%
5%
42%
12.79
17.56
55 V4
221
37%
18.61
Com
20%
19 %
51%
212
40%.
Stocks;—1
Priced
22'A
34%
(Income
Re-insurance
48%
20%
_1
Bonding—.
(Speculative Corn Stk;— 1
Corn
4%,
22'A
._5
:
Massachusetts
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
S-2
6.78
Ltd
Casualty
1
S-3
7.32
—
Marylanu
1
,10
,_10
3%
2%
1
Life Companies Inc
Lite Insurance Co of Va
4%
4
Ask
3%
20%
45%
3
13.82
6.19
Fund Inc
*
(Wash D C)
(Galveston)
29%
dividend
Bid
Ins Co
34.11
6.67
Commonwealth
,t;<
Mercury
'
slock
31.21
—1
Ltd
33
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)__2%
American Investors Corp
1
K-2
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Colonial
'
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Knickerbocker
Christiana
*
38%
15.39
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
"
Lincoln National Life
14.14
Fund
•/
11 %
14.05
Canadian
Gas
10%
13.08
Canadian
"•
1
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
Ltd———.
Fund
(1954;
•'
Life & Casualty
of Tcnn
Bankers Natl Life Ins
California Fund Inc
CanfcGa General Fund—
"'Eaton
35%
44%
16%
21 %
20.80
Bullock
De
Bonds;
14%
19%
America——*
Fund Inc
1
Street Investment1
Boston
7ft
?
Ex-23ft
41
12.71
.»
Tr of
Inv
Bond
5.05
Grade
Priced
& Title Co—65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va>
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birmi
American
Funds—
(Investment
Life
Par
Lawyers Mtge
American
—
Johnston
Keystone
14.78
253%.
1
Inc
10.09
4.62
244 %
Mutual Fund—1
of
44
13.50
———10
Aetna
of
•
Mut Fund
Devel
Atomic
79'A
12.72
Trust
Inc—l
Axe-Houghton Pund "A'' InC—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Xnc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elecfnics Corp-lc
Axe-Ternpleton Growth Fund
Funo Trust
Associated
.
'
75 %
11.64
Investment
tstel Fund
10
Boston—1
Co
4.63
.
202%
America——1
8.09
9.23
194%
Aetna Insurance Co——
Companies
Ask
10
11.52
7.47
41
Surety
10.54
4.34
a 14.62
&
Casualty
4.69
Investment
•
Aetna
4.29
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
lc
2.25
2.05
2«>c
Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc.—1
Amer 'Research & Development-*
Fund
Affiliated Fund
Aberdeen
Mutual
Ask
98.897
98.785
98.708
98.631
98.570
98.544
98.499
98.413
98.816
98.742
98.674
98.597
98.572
98.528
98.433
97.263
97.286
Number 5835
yolume 189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1613)
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
week Ended
1959
.Bank clearings this week will show
,
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
the week ended Saturday, April 4, clearings for all
s;-.
•■v
$23,264,410,480 against $22,555,660,385 for the,
there is
Our preliminary totals stand
same week
loss for the week ending Friday, of "5.0%.
a
in 1958.
summary
'.v-l
the week follows:
,
3,183,630
6,426,909
3,280,001
5,176,009
13,624,854
2.0
2,076,582
3,949,125
7.1
+
1,272,000,000
—
+10.6
3,527,665
3,292,570
+
2.2
6,799,072
7,289,652
+
6.7
+.
5.2
3,467,833
5,916,270
+ 43.0
14,351,579
9,003,710
16,111,513
—44.1
17,114,467
1,021,289,009
+12.5
1,332.906,077
1,069,525,618
,
Total (11 cities)
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
•
.
York
New
-
1959
:,
_____
1958
932,419,676
+.
804.000.0CO/
Louis
349,000,000
.
Columbus
_i_.
Youngstown
079,117,000
631,583,329
+
440,630,290
cities,
five
cities,
five days—:
Total all
days—...
501,279,472
292,227,371
+ 47.7
4,181,387,080
days——__i—______';,$22,346,312,556
cities, five
4,590,484.620
$21,719,332,971
All cities, one day—
Total
all
cities
48,146,800
*450,000,000
420,755,842
1,413,281,017
;'S£
1,235,956,760
4,464,707
3,806,503
19,720,000
18,954.440
1
231,660,936
Columbia—Washington-
126,112,619
190,505,716
6,977,824
344,604,850
138,138,005
(6
702,035,715
702,987,339
South Carolina—Charleston
7,839,887
Maryland—'Baltimore
2.9
+
i.
Virginia—Huntington
Richmond
District of
836,277,414
+
9.8
+
312,237,566
cities)
today, inasmuch
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the
the week
as
elaborate detailed
the whole
was
increase of
an
showing
eral Reserve
Districts in which they
increase of 1.7%.
an
Reserve District of 7.1%
the
7,333,526
9.4
8.7
358,682,654
122,192,042
6,350,271
289,869,751
118,213,116
0.1
701,541,693
617,039,128
—
—
5,320,496
+ 11.7
+ 24.1
5,838,667
5,676,850
+ 20.7
252,923,270
+ 21.5
213,689,320'
12,547,144
235,948,931
Total
194,189.355
11,563,971
568,132
527,144
228,155,477
1,334,926,452
Orleans
(10 cities)
.
—
totals
an
improvement of 1.7%, in the Boston
larger by
are
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
District of 12.5%.
a
in
the
In the
and in the Atlanta
14.3%
+17.2
+
27,997,783
116,175,216
362,800,000
5.9
+
1.5
+ 22.3
26,831,009
110,864,701
333,900,000
5,900,704
5,649,569
169,703,707
171,348,389
7.8
491,999
192,928,816
+18.3
214,443,526
10,797,124
542,831
188,538,265
1,186,695,865
+12.5
1,212,583,775
1,024,071,299
+
loss of 3.7%
19,039,467
8.1%
in the
and
Des
1,476,606
954,872,918
1,365,766
1,055,118,784
5,381,230
14,255,074
5,659;278
14,423,143
9,357,882
8,635,929
3,584,226
144,732,938
7,227,456
Moines—
L
Sioux City——
Illinois—Bloomington
expansion of 19.6%,
Chicago
Reserve District
Francisco
San
18,373,250
91,972,000
9,862,749
—i
Decatur
of
58,560,717
12,028,277
v
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
ji.8%.;
Reserve District
1,665,376
16,944,607
9,420,077
9,747,055
76,274,000
8,042,465
3,273,351
127,413,885
6,176,810
51,901,537
8,751,335
Wisconsi n- Milwaukee
but the St. Louis Re¬
an
2,972,500
16,968,203
:
H«
Tcrre
smaller
are
District—Chicago-
South Bend
Re¬
gain of 14.0% and the Minneapolis Reserve District
a
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals record
of
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
Indianapolis
note that in the
we
but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
District has to its credit
Dallas
+ 19.4
—
5,080,007
238,960,177
288,377,960
Louisiana—New.
We group the cities according to the Fed¬
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District
District by 12.5%
of 16.7%.
19,008,370
180,416,059
6,304,461
,
14,147,901
4.3%, the aggregate clearings for
located and from this
are
New York Reserve District the totals show
by 0-1%.
3,181,561
19,568,416
189,906,904
Outside of this city there was a gain of 7.4%, the bank clearings
at this center
serve
3,858,151
4.0
+ 21.6
27,128,746
Mississippi—-Vicksburg
country having amounted to $23,367,894,778 against $22,403,604,380 in the
serve
+17.3
+
116,497,153
394,500,000
Alabama—Birmingham
week—the week-ended
For that week there
Cleveland Reserve
1,$71,115,062
31,787,343
-
Macon
statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous
week in 1958.
1,464,685,908
123,391,305
400,300,000
5,944,942
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
has to be estimated.
cases
March 28.
same
+14.3
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Florida—Jacksonville
are
530,596,599
appear
Tennessee—Knoxville
We cannot furnish J;hem
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
we
11,259,012
13,020,630
7.0
+
3.1
918,097,924
—
issue of next week.
our
9.9
+ 17.4
+17.0
Virginia—Norfolk
+. 9.8
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
48,940,800
10,624,687
11,779,610
+
13,824,267
12,431,107
11,776,738
265,253,027
543,016,89?
44,736,200
8,136,516
12,397,344
485,798,344
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
week_____$23,264,410,480 $22,555,660,385
for
278,372,854
571,435,056
53,814,700
(7 Cities)
Total
Total
19.5
+ 15.0
7.5
-;$J.7,755,827,936 $17,537,995,891 .>++>1.2
-
11,248,351
+10.2
+
.
+10.7
West
Other
+ 44.8
480,130,274
.
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
431,522,536
_____
Ten
9,067,460
248,052.081
•
1
Mansfield
+ 17.5
570,580,330
•
14,002,790
288,272,561
580.935,592
Cincinnati
•••
Cleveland
487,781,574
-
__________
Baltimore
■/
,
+ 12.8
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
f
5.2
+
374,875,272
I*- 394-400,000
IJ—
Ohio—Canton
0.9
Ik. ^ 440,390.050
Francisco
San
—,5.0
580,360,253
City:
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
+.47.0
000:000
;hoston
Kansas
>
i:
^12,531,020,222
940,804:,280
.
Philadelphia
SC.
%
Sll,907,390.047
_•___
Chic a go
1,317,880
4,607,191
998,000,000
;
'-•'y
Week Ended April.4—
$
1,966,090
4,023,738
5,364,391
11,985,476
30,441,661
5,446,234
19,488,388
New Jersey—Trenton__
u
7.3
1,^29,775
1,473,284
952,957,786
York
-
W-
~
3,520,035
1956
$
—21.4
4.156,169
*3,500,000
'!o
1,737,394
—
964,000,000
6,568,898
Wilkcs-Barre
1957
or
+ 27.1
2,166,959
4,240,972
896,000,000
;
Delaware—Wilmington
for
1,550,623
1,703,747
___!!
Scranton
,
At this center
Our comparative
;
Philadelphia
Reading
,
at
I
Lancaster
1,612.342
1,436,797
Chester
">;!•?
cities of the United States for which it is possible1 to obtain weekly clearings -will be
March 28
Inc.
Dec.
$
2,049,005
Bethlehem
.
3.1%' hbove those of the corresponding week last year.
1958
$
Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for
4s5
—
Peoria
Rockford
5,968,299
4,482,467
1,367,011,877
1,418,917,780
Springfield
+ 78.5
2,604,006
+
8.4
+
33.1"
4,990,942
2,233,372
16,419,547
7,886,648
10,264,64ft
68,892,000
7,895,447
3,218,331
130,232,924
5,915,550
47,863,796
13,824,321
1,049,111
874,117,107
1
4,748,870
12,976,374
9,205,510
5,216,014
—
3.7
1,479,561.163
1,221.959,565
0.1
18,905,184
7.1
+
—
10,884,752
10,919,748
+ 23.4
+ 20.6
71,779,000
8,020,798
+ 22.6
9.5
+
3,628,983
133,659,029
+ 13.6
+ 17.0
6,536,060
+ 12.8
42,548,491
+
3.6
14,088,322
+
8.1
1,169,552
1,120,079,096
9.5
—
4.9
—
5,543,160
1.2
—
13,525,818
,
10,678,222
.
'
In the
following
we
furnish
a
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY
2nd
Boston
_
Nov? 'York
9
zz-~~--
3rd: Philadelphia'
<
1958
Inc.
905.632,561
"
345,929,803
/12,680,420,474
'!"/
12,467,^69,020
U
"
952,957,-786
"
1,413,281,017
1,235,956,760
6
"
702,035,715
702,987,339
6th;-- Atlanta
10
"
1,334,926,452
1,180,695,865
7th
17
«'
1,307,011,877
.
1,021,289,009
7
1,418,917,780
4th
5th
+
Cleveland
Richmond
8th
9th
1
Chicago
St-
Louis-—
Minneapolis
Dallas
12th- Sam
6
Francisco
10
1,332 906,077
0.1
701 541,693
+12.1
360,200,000
175,294,825
+13.4
119,278,964
2,311,126
+20.1
+17.7
186,298,560
116,041,003
2,365,365
347,400,000
191,401,235
113,551,425
2,177,445
710,369,920
..
320,200,000
198,852,371
143,196,437
2,721,112
1,212 583,775
'1,024,071, 299
3.7
1,479 561,163
1,221,959, 565
(4
cities)
.621.084,915
+ 14.0
664,904,928
654,530,105
3.3
9,221,750
358,839,318
617,039, 128
+12.5
Total
1,'371,115, ,062
—
;';*654,530, 105
+14.0
664 904,928 -
+16.7
525 138,622
I '
+19.6
580 874,844
;
494,154,
;
1,138, 131,153
1,309,309,560
1,170,043,941
+11.8
23,307,894,778
22,403,604,380
4.3
22,518,349,245
11,056,628.471
10,297,025.280
7.4
10,819,751,639
+
810
542,253, 840
*477,878, 153
,506 520,574,
8.1
+
■? •'
Outside New York City—,
365,600,000
__
1,069,525, 618
'
1,464 ,685,908
—
,5i39;656,268
.
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
084
11,676,006, 631
634.098,571
758,292,139
583.398,730
'
+12.5
108 cities
11
Total
V
'
'.817,979,
744,340
12,103 756,168
1.7
+
Missouri—St.
;v.
-+14.'3
-623,084,915
."
650,252.547
9
t.
_—
7:1;
+
$
357,075,103
.710,969,920
7
10th. Kansas City
11th
4
<
.,
*/"* 807
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1956
1957
or
Dec. %
$
$
12-cities
Cities)——
(17
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1959
Week Ended March 28—
1st
Total
1,100,198, 005
-
21,066,711,300
-
Ninth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Minnesota—Duluth
,++"
6,897,492
Minneapolis
7,134,448
446,859,397
Paul
162,549,106
St.
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Helena
9,522,192
-
(7 Cities)-
—
+18.1
+14.8
+ 2.9
128,098,833
7.5Q7.127
8,721,561
337,354,030
119,805,691
6,457,590
3,640,022
3,885,698
0.1
4,167,115
-
5,634,996
+17-8
5>651,445
5,584,010
11,130,546
.
060,252,547
—
378,453,725
141,580,620.
.
9,255,070'
-
3,884,852
6,636,890
13,902,618
»
—
>-r
Total
-
+^4.9
M,653,034
12,591,103
16.7
525,138,622
494,154,810
782,021
1,006,140
598,086
7,879,318
136,699,894
9,508,087
23,351,962
346,185,38V
,11,620,327
5,404,630
557,075,103
—
+
9,760,150,911
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
We
now
week "ended
add
our
March
detailed statement
showing the figures for each city for
at—
r
:
March
Inc.
-
Kansas—Topeka
1957
$
.
; •
....
■
2,290,196
.«
/
+ 34.5
2,636,493
2,446,518
586,481
-
1
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
+36.9
532,007
1.0
7,274,814
141,426,333
8,432,263
155,421,518
+15.3
5,937,844
-26,839,216
+16.0
+21.0
508,483,678
13,503,331
•'
6,780,321
City
Joseph
—12.1
—
6,886,227
'
Missouri—Kansas
St.
.
.
9,442,978
32,484,131
417,251,941
12,990,948
- 4,671,306
+21.9
+ 3.9
+45.1
-
Wichita
$
956,339
•
179,159,674
Omaha
28
*
or
Dec. %
•
-
9,351,642
•
-3,079,555
.~r
$
.
First Federal Reserve District- Boston—
.
Ended
1958
$
Maine—Banger
840,336
802,799
i-
Lincoln
1959
.
.
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
28, for four years:
Week
Clearings
the
'4
■'
I,
1
a
-
-
-
.
.
,
■,,
^
25,604,016
379,887,982
12,219,218
4,716,190'
,
rH
'
Portland
.
5,419,361
Fall
5,298,315
+
2.3
5,875,139
6,263,466
773,913,154
700,430,790
+
9.6
670,185,548
702,204,294
3,029,530
-
Massachusetts—Boston
River.
3,625,450
2,743,900
+
32.1
2,930,072
Lowell
'
2,024,857
1,164,014
+ 74.0
1,708,616
New Bedford
3,126,273
2,696,223
+15.9
2,890,084
Springfield
\ Worcester
>
r
:
New
Haven
3,027,020
(12 cities)
905,632,561
__
19,589,645
34,597,000
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
53,143,273;
19,282,279
Rhode Island—Providence."
New
9,401,644-
31,748,066
Connecticut—Hartford
.
12,004,386
11,821,877
845,929,803
"-+16.4
+
25.-7
1,307,440
2,902,02)7
.
13,700,780
f
13,629,991
—40.3
11,366,365
10,43i,074
40,631,047
•
31,243,405
1.6
21,751,238
23,766,100
-+ 20.3
31,402,400
2,401,317
+ 26.1
2,666,558
7.1
807,744,340
—
+
16,856,894
25,417,600
-
York—Aibany—1
Buffalo
,
132,235,599
—_'___
Jamestown
New
York
Rochester 1
817,979,084
2,090,523
Total, (Q cities)
54,904,370
1
64,964,843
12,680.426,474
12.467,269,026
+
3.2
1.7
6,873,246
11,783,511
Total
(6 cities)
539,656,268
+
8.1
506,520,574
477,878,153
189,673,152
+11.1
7,278,000
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
+ 17.2
86,154,658
133,150,794
California—Long
24.071.96G
+24.2
4,343,168
152,414,831
73,204,622
24,334,724
'
15,854,314
641,891,837
24,346,811
6,836,037
10,625,166
1,309,309,560
1,170,643,941
23,387,894,778
22,403,604,380
11,056,628,471
10,297,025,280
'
2,484,291
210,719,166
53,509,982
77,687,837
69,300,371
12,103,756,168
11,676,006,631
Beach
Pasadena
San
-
Francisco
-
Jose
Santa
Barbara-
—
-
Stockton
Total
(10 cities)
-
9.9
+10.0
+26.3
+34.8
+15.9
+
27.901.462
18.027.463
608,396,366
24,054,722
6,703,711
15,732,340
602,479,189
21,219,831
6,082,544
10,472,941
10,764,736
+11.8
1,138,131,153
1,100,198,005
+
4.3
22,518,349,245
21,066,711,380
+
7.4
10 819,751,639
9,"760,150,911
26,439,185
70,890,126
-
11,844,903
81,212,338
26,875,'640
+
1.2
95,212,963
29,902,453
17,425,818
705,998,017
30,751,412
9,213,260
12,310,747
20,105,101
74,735,283
—
Utah—Salt Lake City
21,637,679
—15.5
110,713,673
35,661,072
189,622,034
35,892,216
(a)
«
10,584,370
6,642,281
4,524,080
11,306,560,389
-77,132,875
1
.
185,201,202
r
.
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
San
6.1
(a)
•
-.
Galveston
Wichita
166,694,548
39,097,944
+
11,833,328
404,448,010
+15.4
11,698,597,606
20,544,889
10,280,941
433,105,605
37,921,841
6,725,000
+12.2
1.7
+
+20.0
+ 7.6
+19.5
—23.1
+ 9.5
4,661,032
+17.8
38,963,761
10,438,048
467,652,930
36,316,409
7,162,000
7,373,208
171,471,288
2,951,298
12,106.579,100
12,526,269
503,322,137
43,383,613
5,511,000
8,071,341
5,378,309
2,840,495
21,794,459
Northern New Jersey.
Worth
Fort
192,397,415
.+ 28.5
45,916,577
1
—
—
Dallas
■25,613,004
138,228,284
.+
12,311,266,307
/.
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
3.3
—20.7
2,679,817
Syracuse.,
New
1.765,257
542,253,840
Oregon—Portland
25,810,034
3,443,278
,
___
#
o
127,970,994
1,399,042
___
Elmira
+ 1L2
580.874,844
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Yakima
29.065,082
+ 19.6
758,292,139
;
Washington—Seattle
32,333,967
634,098,571
583,398,730
(9 cities)
2,246,845
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
Total
Grand total
(108 Cities)
Outside New York City
♦Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations discontinued.
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1614)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Company and Issue—
Crum
&
Forster,
Kilembe
MARCH
1959
Oct.
Buying Rate for
Friday
.0384860*
—
,210835
.00311405*
.00311405*
8
.00311405*
.00203864
.239250
*
(Continued from page 12)
.210977
2.815300
2.815860
2.816300
.00161007
\
.00161C14.
.00161014
.00160992
.00160992
.00277912*
.00277912:'
.00277912*
.00277912*
.329535
.329568
.329653
.329686
.329719
Goodman Mfg.
.0800560
.0600560
.265045
2.788415
2.788306
.264935
.264950
2.787385
2.787425
2.787980
.140400
.140418
.140450
.140450
.140462
.496850*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
Goulds
.0349850*
.0349900;
.0349950*
.0350350*
.0350150-
.0238095
.0238095*
Pumps,
.0238095"
:'
.0238095''
.193300
.103292
.193293
Grand Union Co., 4'+%
.231518
.231543
.231556
.231537
Great American Insurance
2.805728
2.804742
2.805339
2.815260
sterling.
2.804782
2 S1530C
2.815860
2.816300
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Statement of Condition of the
Loans
U.
+)
Increase (
March 25,
L.), Inc.
ASSETS-
and advances——.
Discounts
Industrial
...
U. S.
4
..
loans
-2,008,503
64,945
293
13,860,477
-1,943,558
6,766
-
-
46,466
-231,871
244,825)
1,552
9,448
———
•
——
584,440
—1,296,379
+
—
securities
+
25,478,062
25,478,062
—
-
26,000
+1,850,140
decrease of
$43 million in deposits of States in the San
U.
Total
Due
and
loans
securities—
————
assets
+1,850,140
95,879
bor¬
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $460 million and
-1-2,085,048
772,145
-I-
102
+
banks increased $257 million.
24,163
assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
A summary of
ber banks follows:
Total
assets
—
~
—
-141,923
52,075,808
+
857,205
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—)
LIABILITIES
Federal
Mar.
20,962,785
notes—i
Reserve
16,361
18,092,427
—101,850
+
U.
—
273,102
ASSETS
bank
reserves.—
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other
,
;
+
533,867
297,290
acct.
—
^—..2 y-
—
17,250
42,931
8,381
•I-
379,996
—
+
deposits
Deferred .availability cash items—
Other liabilities and accrued tlivs.
—119,150
11,252
19,303,580
4,372,090
26,154
—
—
2,555
Agricultural
326,543
+
+
9,256
-117,046
+
809,573
—
Real
Total liabilities
—
50,G64,609
U.
Capital paid in,.
Surplus
Other
.
to
—
167,999
25,225
52,075,808
—141,923
capital accounts
capital aects.
gold certificate reserves
deposit nnd F. R note lia¬
+
+
$31,669
8,926
—
+
Other
Loans
857,205
bilities combined
Contingent
ances
purchased
Cash
42.9%
—
—
liabilities
loan
+
.1%
4.3%
—
for
in
Demand
243
60,463
commitments
$Net
76,352
360
change after elimination of Sec.
2,
13b
46
—
2,082
2,742
—
130
•—
688
:
—,
;
63
9,373
—
"
with
257
+
260
689
—
372
999-
domestic
banks
—
2,330
.
1
+
—
1,690
12,737
vault
41
38
+1,586
+1,784
—2,075
+
674
+21
+25
•—
189
277
—
deposits adjusted——
surplus
of $27,543,000
50.628
——
—.
28,419
2,497
demand deposits:
391
+2,121
52
+1,778
604
—1,573
+
—
.
Domestic banks—
on
From
^Condition Statement of Member Banks
Federal
Front
—
1,579
624 *.
—
—
374
+
65
126
Reserve
banks-.,—
442
—
460
+
394
+
1,323
—_
303
+
612
the
following
principal
U. S. Government
t Exclusive of
serves;
loans
individual
to banks
loan
changes
for
the
items
and
are
alter
shown
deduction
of
valuation
re¬
6%
securities, $689 million in
reserve
bal¬
Below will be found
Banks, $391 million in de¬
deposits, and $624 million in demand deposits credited
to domestic banks.
.
preferred and
including those
a
common
$72 million in New York City, and $17
$10 million in the Cleveland District.
Changes
"
•
.
'
4-15
8-21
l(Jc
4-10
3-27
l(Jc
4-21
4-10
5-
1
4-10
7-
1
.
\
66V4C
from
-
investment
6-10
;
income
(3c
16c
investment
4-30
4.
15%c
4-30
4-1
$1.50
from
1
income
Schaffner
&
Stores
Hartford
Marx
Electric
41%%
Light,
.
4- 6
3-18
4-24
4-10
3-25
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
75c
(quar.)—
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.96%
4-20
50c
17 %c
(increased)
(quar.)—.—
5GV4C
/
-
62c
5-
1
4-10
SOc
4-15
4- $
5-
4-15
■
Hartford
Steam
Co.,
Hat Corp.
4^2%
Boiler
new
Inspection
&
Insur¬
(initlal-quar.)
com.
—
of America—
jrreferred (quar.)
Hawaiian
56j/4C
Co., Ltd.—
preferred B (quar.)
,4^% preferred C (quar.)
5% preferred D (quar.)
25c
4-15
21%c
7.
preferred E
(quar;)—
preferred F (quar.)
5'1i-% preferred G (quar.)_
Industries
Heinz; (H. J.)
8
4- 6
4-15
4-
6
4-15-
4-
6
4-15
4- 6
27%c
:
...
(quar.)
Co.
4-
4-15
25C
25c.
—
513%
Hayes
1
Electric
5%
5%
fi
(quar.)
*
4-15
2»%c-
—_
4- 6
-
4- 3
20c-
4-25
55c
4-10
3-24
5c
5-
1
4-10
133ic
5-
1
4-10
.
—...
—
Hemenway Furniture,'common (quar.)
51/u% conv.. preferred (quar.j—
...
Hercules Gallon-Products—
"
7%
:
preferred series-A (quar.)
Hercules■ Powder,
pfd.
5%
Ilevi-Duty Electric
Ltd.
5- 1
30c
4-30
4-17
Light Co.,
&
Hoe
common-
Dauch
Paper Co.
Lumber
Power
3-25
4- 3
30c
5-
1
37%c
^
5-
1
3-31
5- 8
4-10
Horn & Hardart
(N.
Y.)
(N. Y.), common
Finance,
4-17
1
4-21
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
$1
4-15
3-31
$1.10
4-15
3-31
:
(quar.)
^
Ltd.—
convertible class A common,
common
1
5-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-
preferred
5-
1
933,ic
common
33%%
preferred
4- 1
10c
.
1
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
45c
—
4-
SOc
(quar.)
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
4-15
SOc
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
5%
SOc
Y.)
Hotel Syracuse
5-30
4-10
4-15
(quar.)
(N.
80c
6-25
50c
121/ac
(quar.)
(stock dividend)-
Company
Water
4.40%
12- 6
of Canada, Ltd.
Insurance
4%
9- 6
12-15
?45c
(Henry)
Household
6- 6
9515
45c
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Home
6-15
45C
—
(Edward)
Holyoke
4-lfl
3-31
45c
(R.K& Co., class A (accum.)-
Holt
I
?5c
—
Quarterly
Hines
5-
4-15
17>%c
(increased-quar.)
Common
Hinde
4-18
1
5-15
(s-a)_.
Co.
Higble Manufacturing- Co.
5-
"35c
$1.25.;
(qu»r>)
(quar.)
(quar*.)
(quar.)
?20c
4-15
?10c
?40c
r
3-16
4-15
3-16
4-15
-
3-16
called
stock
in
Refrigerator
21—
-"25c
5-1
4-17
$1.25
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
5%
list of corporate
called
under
bonds, notes,
ft>r
redemption,
fund provisions.
(except where otherwise indicated)
which the details were given fti the "Chronicle." •
preferred
$125
9-30
9-15
preferred
$1.25
12-30
12-15
5c
4-30
4-15
25c
5-
1
4-17
$1
5-
1
4-16
$1.25
5-
1
Hydraulic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Pressed
Brick
Hygrade Food Products, 4%
5%
-
pfci. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Illinois
Brick
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
"
35c
(quar.)
11c
Incorporated Income Fund
Indian Head Mills,
$1.50 preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light, common (quar.)
$1.25
Industrial Eank of Commerce
5-
4-16
1
4-17
4-15
37 %C
5-
31V4C
37%c
3-20
5- 1
4-15
1
4-15
4-15
"
4*8
(N. Y.)—
50c
Quarterly
4-10
4. 8
"
Company and Issue
•
Date
*
Face
Potash
Syndicate of Germany—
25-year sink.
fd.
loan bonds
Chicago, and increases of $19 million in the
A
3
1
5%
sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
reporting member banks; the principal changes
due
San Francisco District, $11 million in the Dallas District,
and
3-
5-
9-14
(quar.)_
from securities profits)—
XIarrfieid
Hydra-Power
the current volume
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $38 million
decreases of
4-15
SOc
$1.25
—
Huttig Sash & Door
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Fund Notices
deposits adjusted, $604 bullion in U. S. Government
were
7^c
4-24
12&c
preferred (quar.)
Hart,
Class B
gross.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
week
$931 million in holdings of
mand
million in
4-24
"
with Federal Reserve
all
5-11
5-11
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
Hussmann
leading cities
ances
at
4-24
40C
r-
shares held)
Hughes-Owens Co.,
weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve System in
ended March 25: Decreases of
4-16
1
5-
37%c
from securities profits)
12 yzc
6.40%
shows
4-30
50c
(quar.)
Controls—
&
(4c
H-DA
and
4%
10,125
others
12c
Series
Home
Borrowings:
of the
9- 1
12- 1
(quar.)
common
Common
—
50
—
—
banks
Reserve
—
17.831
Foreign banks
The condition statement of
9-10
12-10
Funds, Inc.—
II-C7
Hilo Electric
+
931
29,365
Time deposits except U. S. Government—
U. S
Government deposits
665
1958.
banks
40c
: + 40c
—
pfd.
conv.
Manufacturing
for each 5
869
+1,257
25
+
6,710
banks
Interbank
Sept.
+
indebtedness—
Federal
128
254
LIABILITIES—
correspondents
Industrial
1
6-
6-10
~~
(initial quar.)
preferred* (quarj
+63
+1,079
3
notes—
with
Balances
accept¬
foreign
on
3-23
3-20
40c
~~
fqimr.v
(quar.)
'
Ohio RR., $5 pfd.
(quar.)
&
Highland-Bell,
securities—total
securities
tc
Reserves
of
+
—
7
9,813
of
95
+
152
11,985
bonds
S.
—
■—
+
loans
bills
certificates
Treasury
U.
576
1,816
.
1,347
Government
S.
Treasury
24,889
+3,818
+1,887
38
lor pur¬
securities
purchasing or carry¬
loans
Treasury
348
——374,790
L \
868,410
Total liftb. and
Ratio
estate
Other
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
for
—
securities
ing
1958
—1,097
—
125
...
dealers
and
carrying
loans
Other
Mar. 26,
1959
30,594
loans-.
loans
to brokers
chasing or
704,355
3,005
—
Mar. 18,
-
93,631
54,893
adjusted?——
adjusted?—-—.
Commercial and industrial
Loans
Total
investments
Loans
17,964
Since
(In millions of dollars)
-
Loaatrand
68,850
—
25,
1959
422,505
Deposits:
Member
4-15
4-15
common
-o
Series
Loans to
rowings from others increased $303 million.
9,305
12,544
—
94,920
premises
Other
56»4C
—
(Houston)—
Insurance Co.
Hamilton
+
163,699
—
4,000
-229,423
15
5,225,495
cash
11-25
37 %c
—
(quar.)
8-25
12-15
Brass, Ltd., common (stock divid.)—
Stock dividend (One share of 5% 2nd pfd.
Francisco District.
22,000
+
25,8C5,313
items.—.,..—...
foreign banks.
from
Uncollected
Bank
Govt,
S.
5.30
ance
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Total
(N. Y.)
9-15
Habn
$74 million in interbank deposits in New York City and
305,486
a
Total bought outright——
Held under repurchase agree't
billion at all reporting mem¬
banks; the principal changes were an increase of
ber
+ 2,867,565
2,807,565
2,483,771
—
—....
Bonds
26,000
1.477,000
18,649,72(5
-
Notes
million in the Kansas City District.
Time deposits increased $52
Bills
Certificates
District, $81 million in the New York
District, and $55
outright—
Bought
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Chemicals
Now
deposits adjusted decreased $117 million in
the San Francisco
473
-
$688 million at all
Hagan
and
Demand
securities:
Government
Gulf Life
5-25
6-15
-
?25c
(quar.)—
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.)
lion.
4,894
13,762
-
29,981
Acceptances—bought outright
3-25
25c
B
Gustin-Bacon
cash
redemption of a tax anticipation series.
Holdings of
Treasury bills decreased $130 million, Treasury notes $50
million, and U. S. Government bonds decreased $63 mil¬
1958
289
18,939,890
920,587
447,862
418,027
357,265
5
Co.,
Telecasting,
Class
reporting member banks, primarily reflecting the
April 2.
1959
banks
Gross
4-17
1>
—
Gulf Mobile
"Other" loans increased $46 million.
creased in all districts and a total of
or
Decrease (—) Since
——.
another, press
in
appear
4-10
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness de¬
April 1,
certificate, reserves
S.
million.
l(Tn thousands of dollars)
Gold certificate account
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
release.
to brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying
Government and other securities decreased $152
industry
to
4-
4-30
V, ?25c
...
Quarterly
cording
5-1
?25c
Southern Life Ins. Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
(H.
3-27
20c
•
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
Great
2.816250
'•
'
,
' -v •'■■■ v
.231518
.193305
,
,
,
.193292
2.805778
4-10
(quar.)
class A
Class A (quar.)
Gricsetiicck
...
pfd.
5-25
25c
?50c
Co. of
.0238095*
Green
cash
5%
Grafton <fc Co., Ltd.,
Class A (quar.)
6-11
7
(guar.),
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
4%
pref.
(quar.)
.265085
.265020
Payable oj Bee.
10c
Glens Falls Insurance (quar.)
.0800560
\
.0800560
-
Share
(guar.+.
Holdert
When
Per
Name oj Company
Glen-Gary Shale Brick
2.816250
,
Nominal.
notes of other
issue.
.239225
.210962
krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Total gold
this
.00203860
.00203855
.210950
.0800560
«
DIVIDENDS
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00277912*
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound—
conv.
.210860
.239300
Netherlands, guilder-
P. R.
in
7
.210848
.210835
.00203830
Norway,
Other
cumui.
.0200060
1.034687
2.815260
Zealand, pound
pfcl. series B stock...May
*
1
preferred stock—
.0384890*
.0200004
.239265
yen
1468
15
-—May
•Announcement
.210935
.00203889
Mexico, peso
•
k—__Dcc
1
$
.239275
—
United Kingdom, pound
1955—.
2.244023
.210937
franc—
Deutsche mark
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
New
—May 18
May 19
1,
.—May
Waste King Corp. 6%
1.033612
1.033085
.210823
Italy, lira
Japan,
.0200010
1.032968
————
India, rupee
Croland, pound
Oct.
preferred stock, series B
Apr. 2
.0384890*
.0384890*
.0200012
1.032500
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
.0384765*
.0200000
Canada, dollar-..
debentures
.0147012
2.244063
2.243713
2.243266
2.243234
pound
Apr. 1
$
$
.6140814
.0147545
Thursday
.0146996
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
.0147402
Austria, schilling—
Belgium, franc——
51 Ircollateral
dated
*>
Jun 30
__:w-
warrants
1341
,_Apr 30
preferred stock
1965
Page
Date
*
1961
Maytag Co, cumulative preference stbel:
States Money)
Wednesday
Tuesday
0
Australia,
l,
pnrcnase
Kcehring Co., 5%
Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United
Monday
M ir, 27
1
Argentina, peso—
Slock
1959, INCLUSIVE
APRIL 2,
TO
Monday, April 6^ 1959
.
.
Sicks* Breweries, Ltd. 6%
Noon
Monetary Unit
Country and
27.
Inc. 3%
Cooper Cobalt Ltd.
due
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
- -
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd.—
5% gen. mtge. debentures due
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the
.
Jan.
•
serie's
1, 1973 (as extended)
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Cumulative preferred stock, $5 series
ac.
A,
B
$3
(quar.)
?25c
7-
1
4-15
Institutional Shares. Ltd.—
C
May
1
1393
—May
1
1285
and
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Inland Natural Gas, Ltd., 5% pfd.
Institutional-Growth Fund
(6s from investment inc. and
realized securities profits)
14c from
20c
5-
1
6- 9
3-31
Number 5835
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1615)
Per
Name of Company
v
.
International
Bronze
class A
Powders,
28c
5-
1
4-10
Messenger Corp.
$15c
4-15
3-18
Miami
4-15
3-18
50c
International
Milling 4%
Telephone
(initial
New
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
3-13
pfd.
Telegraph
share held)
—
4-15
3-20
$50c
6-
1
5-
5-31
20c
convertible preferred (quar.)„—______
$2.50
,
preferred
4-10
4-
1
7 Vac
4-10
4-
1
(quar.)
4%%
Kansas
4%
1
4-20
$4.20
7-20
$6
8-
1
2
10-19
Montrose
11-
2
10-19
Motorola,
7-17
6-24
1'
-'4-10
7-20
.
,
5-
$20c
4-15
Paper
50c
4-29
95c
6-
1
Mount
6-
1
$1.05
6-
1
6-
1
$1.12Va
6-
1
45c
4-15
4-
3%%
1
1
National
6-15
Fund .Series
income)
•
4-
4
4
6-4
National
30c
6-
1
5-
4
National
2%
6-
1
5-
4
30c
7-
1
6-10
6
_f.
ment
■
King Bros.
incorrect.
intended
was
'"Productions.
/;•
dividend
w*k
for
the
-
4-15
Bros.
(quar.)—
A
La
7-15
.
13 3, 40
(quar.)
Lamaque Gold.Miues,,Ltd.
(s-a)
3%
V
6-
1
4
15c
1-4-60
12-
Oc
.3-31
(quar.)
B -(quar.)—
Manufacture & Stores Corp.,
National
5-
1
4-15
:
(Alfred)„(quar.
'..Quarterly
——1—
Quarterly -——,—-—-
6-
17%C
—
'
1
5-
vestment
Research
income.
12-31
-
-
-
Scries
Balanced
Payments
1
end
7
4-
1
4-
1
44-
1
4-15
4-
1
5c
4-15
4c
4-15
3-31
4-15
13c
:
fiscal
are
"3-31
3-31
"
There
will
be
capital galfa
>'
12-16
tion,
Lamson & Sessions Co.—
Bond
this fiscal
Preferred Stock
on
59-JaC
Langendorf United Bakeries,
•$1-4K) preferred (quar.)
com.
30c
Leeds
or
common
Lehman Corp
Lerner Stores,
(quar.)
4-15
3-24
National Tank
4-30
4-15
4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
5-^1
4-15
12VaC
4-
3-20
30c
to
National
Life Insurance
Co.
North
American
5-
50c
4-10
North
American Life
(quar.)
1
8-
1
1
10-10
65c
•
4-10
•3-31
$1.25
4-10
3-31
140c
4-15
3-18
_
30c
5-
10c
4-10
1
4-24
4-
8
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
2nd
.$1.75
5-
1
4-23
$1.75
8-
1
7-23
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
7% non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
7% non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
Los Angeles Athletic.Club (quar.)—
Louisiana State Rice Mill, common.
11-
1
10-23
4-10
3-31
50c
60c
—
$1.25
5-
1
3-23
5-
4'/2%
1
4-17
3-16
Common
4-15
$3.60
McCall
Corp.
4-
8
$1
5-
1
4-
8
Northern
Class
B
$4.11
(quar.)
(quar.)—-
4-14
3-20
3-20
4-14
3-20
5-18
5-
4-10
Y.>—
3-31
Oilgear Company
5-30
5-15
Oklahoma
4-20
3-31
4
4-15
3-16
Gas
&
3-16
-t20c
,
4-15
3-20
Ontario
3-20
4Va% conv. pfd.
6%
preferred A
Ontario & Quebec-Ry.
•
10c
ilQp
4-15
1
z
4-27
.6-15
3-31
5-15
.,
r-i
5-15
4-30
4-10
$25c
sr-
1
4-15
5-
l
4-15
93a/ic
a
5-1
25c
4-30
1 Vic
4-30
-
'
Participating class A
R.
T.
E.
«fe
Extra
4-
5-15
7c
5-
3
1
1
4-22
1
-5-
1
4-10
-
-
4-
7
4-40
4-27
.
5-15
$1.37%
*
:
$1.25
30c
.-4-10
4-
-
4-15
90c
1
5- T
4-10.
4-30
4-15
.
(r
4- 9,
4-
4-30
-
-4-1 8
4-
4-20
5c
.
-
*4-17
$1.06%
.
3-10
4-15
30c
5'
3-31.
5-
1
4-13
5-
$1.17%
y,r-.
..........
.
*
1
4-13
4vl5
3-20.
$75c
..
'
4-15
3-20
10c
-
4-10
3-31
5-
1
$50c
56-
1
:4-15'
1
30c
'4- 3.
•
/
3-15.
25c
4-10
$2
4-15
3-25
5-1
4-14
4 7 Vac
3-14
$3.5G
6-
1
5-14
$1.05
6-
1
5-14
.
$1.12 Vb
6-
1
5-14
-$1.16
6-
1
5-14
5-15
4-24
;
Hampshire—
$1,023,4"
4-15
$2 VaC
3-31
4-15
4-17
1
4-10
Pump
3-31
4-20
3-31
25c
4-24
4-10
4-24
4-10
4-10
3-20
$133/ic
4-15
3-31
$15c
4-15
3-31
.$$3.
6-
5-
$25c
5-15
4-15
$$1.75
5-15
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
I
3-24
$1.50
4-20
3-24
440c
5-25
4-15
5c
4-
7
3-16
?15c
5-
1
4-20
1
60c
4-24
20c
4-24
4- 6
(q£)ar.)—
25C
4-15
4-
1
25C
4-15
4-
1
4- 3
4-20
3-31
4-20
3-31
25c
4-27
3-16
87%C
7-
1
6-P,
30C
4-
6
3-20
i$1.5C
(quar,).„_
■
7-
1
$$1.50
10-
1
6-12
.
9-14
25c
5rl4
4-
50c
4-
9
3-12
25c
4-10
3-31
9
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
50c
5-
1
4-22
25c
5-
1
4-22
4-16
4- 2
25c
6-26
6-12
5-
1
4-15
45c
4-30
4-16
28c
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
(quarJ
27c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
(quar.)
28c
9-15
12-16
Chemical—
approve
Corp.
$1.10
class
$1.10
class
a
2-for-
(N.
(Canada),
Chains,
split
(quar.)
Engineering (quar.)
Ltd., $1.10
A
stock
(s-a)
Y.)
Ltd.
class
A
(quar.)
$15c
5C
A
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc.
Reynolds
Co.,
Ltd.
4:,,i%
Aluminum
1st preferred
2nd
$1.19
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
593/bC
87 %C
(stock dividend)-
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
33%%
ln-eferred
Button
preferred
F
4.10%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
100%
20c
93 3/4 c
(quar.) '
25c
Rochester Gas & Electric Co., com.
4%
3-31
(quur.)__.
Reynolds Tobacco, class B
Inc.
4-10
4-15
(Canada)—
Reynolds Metals—
4^% preferred A
4J/a%
3-24
4-25
15c
(quar.)
4-23
25c
(Calif.)
Supply
1-1-60
6-15
75C
Revere Racing Assn.,
Rich's
4-17
10c
2%
....
common
Co.
Rochester
4-23
4-15
4-20
5c
Renold
Republic
4-10
4-20
$1.44
4-24
75c
(quar.)
(Mass.), 5% preferred (quar.)..^
Reed (C. A.) Co., class A (quar.).
Class B
(quar.)
Republic
4-30
1
4-24
5-15
50c
Reece Corp.
3-31
25C
'
5-15
$1.12%
(s-a)
6% preferred (s-a)
Reading Company
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
3-31
5-
$$1
84c
~LL~*~>.
preferred (quar.).„™.
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.
6% preferred (s-a)
3-31
4-15
$1.04
25c
1st
Reliance Electric &
^
$1.06%
.
3-31
-=—____
y*
$5
4-15
~
(quar.)_
!
...
of America,
3-31
(quar.)
4-16
12%e
87V'ac
Corp.
4-15
7 Vac
(s-a)-J;—r——_
Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.)
1.
(quar.)
.....
Radio Corp.
4-15
(quar.)—
Oxford
4-
Candy Co
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
$1.02%
$1.06
4-16
4-15
Queen Anne
Rcitman's
l
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
7
$1
-5%
3-31
(quar.)
com.
A
(quar.)
4-
dividends.
4-15
20c
4-10
.
4.50Vo
Reinsurance
Club,
Co.
4-20
$5Gc
New
of
Reiclihold
40c
Ltd., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Orange Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
5.75% convertible preferred C (quar.)
Elevator
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.02
—
Ltd.—
B (quar.)
(quar.)
5-
100%
65c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferrcfl
(quar.-)—.
Stockholders
Ontario Steel Products,
Otis
preferred
Service Co.
3-31
25c
4-15
Valet
4hLVo
4.64%
3-31
Class B
50c
Jockey
•
4-20
(quar.)
class
1
,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-24
preferred (quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
One-Hour
4.-20%
;
4-30
(quar.).
Corp.,
4-
G-
,r;■
50c
4%
National
4-20
4-10
85c
25%
90c
Co.,
,.5- 1
25c
Ltd, (quar.)
Gardner Co.
(increased)
27 VaC
Electric
$1.25
B?(quar.)
$40c
4-15
4-13
4-20
-
Reda
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern Telephone, Ltd., common
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4% pfd.
(quar.)
1
3-16
1
6
4-14
preferred
Old
,
4-
$1.13
preferred
$4.16
4-15
.15c
(quar.).
$1.06
(quar.)
f25c
:
.
(Minn.)—
preferred
preferred
4-15
$1
Procter & Gamble Co., 8% pfd.
(quar,),
PiUjlic Service Co. of
Colorado, com. (quar.)
4 %%
preferred
( quar.)_.
,4-16
$1.00 %
(quar.)
5-
$$1.1&
class A
_
(increased)
4-30
£171c
B
$4.10
States Power
15c
621/aC
•15c
common
15c
—_
(quar.)
preferred
£$1.25
inc.)
(quar.J.
(quar.)
Inc.,
3-31
1
55c
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger,
4-15
5-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
3-31
7-
8
37 VaC
35c
preferred (quar.)
6Cc preferred A
4-15
$1.061i
May Department Stores—
$3.75 preferred (initial quar.)_„
McCabe Grain,
Works
(quar.)
Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
4-15
—
(from net
$62 VaC
Quarterly
4-25
$1.50
—
common
(quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.).
4l/a% preferred (quar.)
Northern
-—
B
(quar.)_
Northern Pacific Ry.
Marine Midland Corp.
4% corn*, preferred (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph &
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.,
6
Northern Indiana Public Service—
3-31
(increased)
Manufacturers Trust (N. Y.) (inc.-quar)
Massachusetts Investors Trust
4-
3-23
3-31
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
7%_ prefer iied
8-14
4-16
1
.4-15
35c
pre£ei*nce (quar.)
5%
8-24
Vac
5-
25c
(quar.)—,—^
Mailman Corp., Ltd.,
3-16
25c
'4-15
t32VaC
Mallory (P. R.) & Company, 5% pref. (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd. (s-a)_
4-15
6
(Chicago) —
series)
(N.
1
5-
3%
(quar.).....
partio. prefei-red (quar.)
Inc. (qniar.)
Stock
1
4-
4-10
Insurance
4-15
3-16
....
Quaker Oats Co., common
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
Quebec Power Co.
< quar.)....
5-
4-24
Northern
1
$1.75
(quar.),.„.
(quar.)
Quaker City Life Insurance
40c
(quar.)
Northern Illinois Gas Co., com. (increased)
5% preferred (quar.)
4-20
5-
4-15
$1
12 %c
common
3-31
G- 3
-4-20
5-
4-15
Ry.—
4-15
5-13
Engineering
1
..............
1
3-31
preferred
RR..„
5-
2
$4.22
Erie
4-10
25c
6-15
Northern
3-20
5-
Common
12
(1956
4-
4-15
62VaC
Extra.,-—i-
1
93:iic
Refractories
4-10
A
\L„.~...
3.35%
(quar.)
Oil, Ltd., class A
preferred
1
4-10
75c
....
4-
4-15
Star
5-
$2.50
L
.L~~.i~.J~.
L
:;T' A'/;A
(inftial-quar.K——I
com.
3-28
50c
American
$2.50
$1.17
,,'V
:
4-15
$15c
North
4-10
...L.
4-15
5-11
$4.00
Mading Drug
1
*i
3-23
15c
1
.
MacAndrevs & Fortes Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
Macy (R. II.) & Co., 4*4 % pfd. A <quar.)„,
4% preferred B (quar.)
5-
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)——
(quar.)
Coal
4-10
1
97 %c
40c
Common
—_
5-15
4-15
North
125c
Lowney ( Walter M.) Ltd. (quar.)
Lynchburg Gas (quar.)__
3
1
5-
32»/2c
Louisr-ille Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.—
4*2%
preferred
(quar.)
1
25c
1
$3.50
\
4-
10c
31 Vic
•
-
4-13
4-
lqtlar.)__
No-Sag Spring (quar.)
North
:—
(quar.)—.
6%
Public
....
American
4-10
1
of Canada
Prince
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4%
*
1
5-
(quar.)
Pre way,
(Ohio)—
Insurance
1
4-lQ
5-
(increased)
preferred
3-20
5-
7-10
11-
4-
4-21
1
4-30
5-
4Va% preferred (qutir.)
4- 2
15c
6%
Aviation
4-15
5-
$1.07J/2
...
3-31
60c
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co.
'
33,4 %
preferred (tfuar.).....
6-20
5-
3-20
95c
2 7 Vac
New
6-1
4-15
.
(quar.)
Jersey Natural Gas Co.. com.
York Wire Cloth (quar.)...
1
7
3
$1.10
(Del.) 4%%
preferred • ( quar.)
4-10
4*24
—
6-17
the
_
(s-a)_
Common
7
5-
Stock dividend
Price Bros & Co.,
5-15
(quar.)
Electric Assn.—
&
2
35c
(quar.)_
Gas
Newark Telephone
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
(reduced)--.-—.
$*7:.preferred
preferred
England
New
4-
.4-2
tl5C-
(quar.)..-
4-20
50c
non-cumulative
$2.40
Meter/common
5-
1
8c
^~±~~L
(H. K.)
4-.15
'
30c
—
H
1
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd.—
7%
Neptune
1
25c
Plymouth Rubber (auar.)
Porter
2
Ltd.
1
5-
50C
series B
Products Canada,
Common
(quar.)
1
66-
40c
preferred
Cordage Co.
4-23
12c
200 %
(quar.)—^—i,
'Neon
4-23
4-23
29c
ordinary Inc.)
dividend).
7-10
$1.12%
Quarterly
$1.60 1st ^pref.
Co.
5-
17 Vac
Corp.—
dividend)
(quar.)
conv.
Plymouth
4- 2
21c
•
........—
(from
(stock
New
Lincoln
Telephone & Telegraph*—
Common (quar.)
3%
preferred. (quar.)
series
Corp.
Co.
4-
4-23
20c
......
-
1
4-
C.)
75%
Llneoin
6
4-15
25c
recommended
National Stock
-
series.....
4-23
6c
New Brunswick Telephone
——
be
Tea
96 Vic
common
to
National
31 Vic
—
dividend
Shares
4-15
31 Vic
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp.—
Stock
3-31
4-30
15c
;
tquaT.)
•4.2%
preferred
(quar.)
—.j_;
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville S.
:
4-15
30c
(quar.)—
30c
Stocks
$3.50
Power Corp.
-
Income
8c
5% preferred A'.(quar,
—..—
5% preferred B (qrur.).^—"
Lees (James) & Sons Co.—
'3.85% preferred
series
National
-
4-
1
50c
conv.
4.70%
series
National Growth
i
1
6-
!
(qtiar.)...,^...
series.
Balanced
National Dividend
National
-
-
4-13
3-31
National
1
45c
(quar.)——:
&-Northrup Co.,
5-18
tl5c
_.
-Lee Rubber & Tire
4-
4-15
'
6-1
5-10
■
10%
(quar.)—
,-Laurentide Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
; '
). Class B /(quar.).j..»...—
Lazard Fund, Inc. .(from net invest, income)
-
4-15
12 VaC
—
5-
Co.—
(quar.)
A...
Finance
(quar.)~~LL~~^i:.~
5* a%
'
> 4.75% .convertible preferred (quar. ).._.>.—
Lamston 4M. H.)^ (quar.)
Aane .Bryant
(stock dividend)—
.
4-17
2%
Portland Gas Light, $5
pfd, (quar.)...:
Portland General Electric Co.
(quar.)^.
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60%
pfd.
dislrlbu-
year-end
no
3-30
4.-15
5-15
$45c
(stock
new
5-
8
( quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago
7% preferred (quar.)
year-
capital gain distributions payable
In cash or stock.
'
4-25
1
4-10
■•
7
30c
dividend——....
$2.50
-
:
5-
10c
1:lc
(quar.)-_^A-w~
.
Stevens
1
4-30
4-
30c
.i.
Pittsburgh; & Lake
Pitlston Company,
■%vr;
below
&
5-
5-15
37%e
(3-for-l stock split,
subject to approval of
-stockholders April 15)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., common (quar. )„-....
1
4-15
.
Series^——
shown
4-
4-15
4-15
:
5-15
4-30
$$1.50
$4 preferred
In*
from
5- 8
25c
preferred
Pioneer
Corp.—
all
-
'
17VaC
below
Electric
preferred
3-31
4-10
5-15
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—
1
'4M5
15C
,
4-15
4-25
■7 VaC
(quar.
Stock
4
$l
....
(qiiar.)
.shown
Dividend
National
6-16
9-16
Co.
5-
3-31
2%
comfnon
preferred
Pillsbury Co.,
3-11
$1.25
——^—
(s-a);
^ National Bond Series
3-30
9-30
..
Oats
series
A* National
3-26
6-30
17%C
—
(s-a)
Securities
Three
4-18%.
7
,
\'o
10c
com.
1
preferred
-National
$1.50
—
dividend
preferred
3-31
4-10
.
—
preferred
4-15
X
1
4-10
12% c
• -
Ltd.^___._
(quar.)„
\
preferred
5%
5
9-
3-31
$1.41
3-31
$1.50
(quar.)
Pierce
6-
1
4-10
Mines,
preferred
.Common
,
2
3-31
8% preferred
Phillips-Van Hcusen
4-30
7-
3-31
4-10
$1.50
non-voting
Common
4-30
10-
> 6-15
4-
15c
iioc
—
-f-~——
Lambert
-
1
4-10
4% preferred (qnar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
3*3Vl
6-
l;5c
1
5-
18c
(quar.)
4-15
$5c
4-15
$1.75
A,Uqu&f.)lLI
Sallo Extension University
VaC
3%
(quar.)
5-
50C
.
La Consolidada S..
3
(quar.)
$2
—
KuMuaun Electric C"o.,.:<5%'%; pf(l.
3
4-
dividend)
dividend)^—
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Stock
5%
preferred
4-
4-15
A
6%
$1.75
2nd
4-15
27
A
National
(stock"'dividend).
7%
-
National Lead Co.—
3-31
in
King Seeley Corp.-(increased)—I——
Kroger Company,. 7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
1
3
17c
15%c
-
^———-
4-10
$1.54
A,
:
:
Philip Morris, Inc., common
3.90% preferred
(quar.)
Corp.—
(stock
$2.50
Productions
Homes
4-
40e
$1.13
(quar.)2_
;
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)_
4-17
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.).
4.40'%
4.68%
4-15
1
5c
'
—
1
5-
6-19
dividend
$2.80%
3-23
5-
15c
G-30
dividend
Stock
6
4-15
.
2%
(quar.)__. 1.
istock
pay¬
King
30c
10c
Peoples Gas. Light & Coke (quar.)
Perinr.e Industries, Inc., class A common
Perkins Machine «fe Gear
(quar.)
Permanente Cement
(quar.)___„_^___
7-31
3-
3-20
3-20
$1.25
4.30%
(quar.)—
common
National Investors
,
(
Co.,
Gas
A
Class A
14c
Stock
10-30
4-15
common
(quar.)
Ltd.,
3-20
4-15
4-15
«fe Co.
Philadelphia
50c
4-15
S1.183/!
(quar.)
Consolidated
Common
4-30
8-17
3-20
$1.12%
$6 preferred
(quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fiore—
Common voting
(quar.)
3-31
Class
3-31
...
The
Fuel
Class B
Stock
reported
stock
columns
4-15
Paymaster
3-31
5-15
3-27
3-20
Chemical Co.
Penman's
3-31
4-15
Class
52c
—-A.—
.,
4-15
4-15
common
preferred (quar.)--k~~
Va '/<•
preferred (quar.)_.
Class
investment
net
3-20
11-16
(»8c
National
income)—
5%
The
Biscuit,
Finance
5-
(from
4-15
held)
National
6-15
KeystoneSteel A:.Wire Co.—
these
shares
3-31
4-15
S-3
4-15
1
8c
4-15
5-15
Common
4-30
-
5c
Appreciation
4-15
$1.50
4-10
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Medium-Grade Bond Fund Series
Keystone
6-
4-15
4-15
$1.18%
(increased)...
(quar.)!
Parker <S. C.) &
Co., 40c pfd. (quar.)
Parker Rust Proof Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
5c
investment
6-20
'
37 VaC
9-15
.
Stock
5-15
4-30
1:25c
12-15
Stock
5-30
$1.65
each -100
5c
net
Parke, Davis
$3.50
1
4%,.1-st' pfeierred .(.quar.)——
(from
Park
3-31
(quar.)
com.
4-20
.
(quar.)—.
3-16
3-10
4-10
1
4-15
Corp.—
div. (7 shs. for each sh.
held)
4-15
4-10
6c
;
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Electronics
Mfg.
4-15
Pantex Mfg.
50c
1-2-60
10-
Pacolet.
1
5-
65c
preferred (quar.)
Packard-Bell
15c
10c
,
6
3
4-
$1.10
series
6%
4-10
;
Light Co.,
series preferred
5-15
4-
4-15
$1.09
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
;
series preferred (quar.)
Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—
4-10
1
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
Cbrp,
for each 100 shares held)
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
;
Fibre Co., common
dividend
1
5-
&
preferred
37 Vac
(quar.)
Royal Dairies, Ltd.
~~LL.,
...
4-
5-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.
Inc.
31V4C
-
4-27
Chemical
87 Vac
common
,■
Note:
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
National Cash Register (quar.)
National Chemical & Mfg. (stock dividend)
National Electric Welding Machine Co
87 Vac
(quar.)
$1.25 convertible preferred
(quar.)..—
Kerr Income Fund (monthly)
Monthly
w
7-
3-1G
Microwave Corp. (N. Y.) —
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
Oorp.
for each 100 shares
held)
3-31
4-
87 VaC
(qnar.)A
Inc.,
4-15
4-15
5-25
4-15
$1.05
Diablo
for
preferred (quar.)
preferred
50c
—
5-30
(quar.)
$4.36 pfd.
of aee.
1
,50c
Advertising (quar.'
6.16%
5.64%
4
1
Power
6-
4-21
Co.
Corp.,
5.00%
4.52%
Narda
6
35c
(quar.)—
Pacific Outdoor
3
5-
(quar.)—.—
Mortgage & Investment Co, is-a)
Mutual System, Inc., common
(quai'.)._:
6% preferred (quar.)
5-15
„
4-
6-
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
5-15
(increased)—A:
4-20
15c
5-15
$1.08^4
3Va%
$4.75
20c
$3c
S1.25
(quar.)
preferred
(quer.)
convertible
preferred
preferred
(quar.)"
$4.75
3
£25c
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
6
4-17
4-
1%
common
(
7%
preferred is-a)
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd.,
5-15
$1
—
(quar.)
4-
4-30
1
Electric
&
Holder$
Payable
25%
preferred
Pacific
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
4-15
(quar.)
Co.
4-15
Investment,
(stock
(quar.)
Lighting
5-
40c
3-24
(quar.)——
(quar.)
non-cumulative
B-2
15c
$1.06 Vi
Quarterly
Kennedy's,
-
Co.,
Power Co., common
preferred (quar.).
preferred
11-
$1
(J. R.)
(increased)
Kellogg Company—
3Va% preferred (quar.)——
.
$4.50
15c
(quar.)
Equipment
Montana
4-20
1
40c
Kearney
Keyes
3-31
4-15
1
Cijy Southern Ry. Co.—
Monthly
4-25
12c
Mutual
preferred
preferred
preferred
Kalamazoo
$4.40
4-15
8-
—
preferred
4.35%
Pacific
4-16
1
5-
Corp.
preferred
4.20%
4-16
1
1
Mount
'
1
5-
5-
Auto
Gas
5-
;
Products
preferred
$1.10
5-
37 Vac
„
5Vo
$1.22 i/a
SI.14
5-
Central Power & Light Co.—
preferred (quar.) •
Journal Publishing Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.).,..,
4%
:
(quar.)_
$1.09
37VaC
4%
3.80%
7-21
Pacific
(quar.)
Ontario
Monarch Mills
Jersey
Steel
7-31
Clay
When
Share
Canadian
Ltd._
dividend)
:
Pacific Coast Terminals Co., Ltd.
(s-a)~~~
Pacific Finance Corp. (Del.)—
Pacific
2
$25
Pacific-Atlantic
3
4-
(quar.)—
25c
Kaiser
5-
4-15
(quar.).,-
25c
Istel Fund, 4nc.„
5-15
5c
preferred
37V2C
—
(quar.)
preferred
VaC
preferred
25c
$2.50
3-27
Mississijipi Valley Barge Line (quar>.)
Molybdenum Corp.
(stock dividend)—
Monroe
(quar.)—;
preferred
1
4.36%:
1
Island—
Extra
$2.50
5-
4.56%
4-
Per
Name of Company
3-30
(quar.)„_„
4)4% pfd. (quar.)__
Paper (quar.)__;
Mississippi Power & Light—
4-30
4-10
9c
of Rhode
preferred
preferred
Minnesota &
each
—-—
Trust Co.
1
10%
Miller & Rhoades Inc.,
8
9c
0%
4.40%
Funding Corp. of New York—•
Investors
5-
12
Miles Laboratories
(monthly)
Miller Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
4-30
*5-31
(quar.)__
Corp., common
Holder<
Payable of Rec.
30c
(initial stock dividend)—
Window
4.90 %
—__
for
Iron
(quar.)
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)__
Michigan Gas & Electric
3-31
4-15
Mesabi
Corp.
quar.)
Interprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd.—
Increased quarterly
Interstate Engineering (increased)
Stock dividend (One share com.
Investors
$$1
25c
&
common
6
When
Share
Manufacturing
5-15
com
(quar.).
~,
Harvester, common
International
Company
McQuay-Norris
$37%C
Ltd.,
International
Per
Name of
3-31
$12c
(quar.)—
preferred
6%
4-15
5-
—
Ltd.,
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
75c
(quar.)__„_
Interehemical Corp., new common (initial)
Interior Breweries,
When
Share
Co.. of North America
Insurance
47
(quar.)
H (quar.).
(quar.).
43k% preferred I (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.).
J
—
(quar.)
45c
$1
$1.02 y2
$1.02 Va
$1.18^4
$1.2334
5-
1
4-
1
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1616)
When
Per
Rochester & Genessee
Paper Co.
(quar.)
B
Class
(quar.)__„
—
4te% pfd. A (quar.)_—
5% preferred B (quar.)
5te% preferred C (quar.)__
6%
preferred D (quar.);.-™.:
Royalties Management Corp
4-15
•
—
10c
Common
iw
-we
—
W
—
$1.07/2
$1.25
$L25
S1.25
£25c
--
(quar.)_
1
5-
5-31
6-30
5-29
1
5-29
7-
1
7-
6-15
9-15
12-15
5%
4-24
3-26
Swank,
4-10
Symington Wayne Corp.
5-25
4V25'o preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Sanborn Map Co. (quar.)—
—
22c
50c
-5c
Savannah
Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
o»4%
(quar.)_„
(quar.)—______—_—
Products (initial)
Tubular
Sawhill
dividend
Stock
Corp. (quar.)
Scarfc & Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
Stock dividend—______——;—--Stock dividend
5% .preferred
Corp.,
Scnering
(quar.)
3-31
4-15
3-31
preferred
$3.65
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Finance, common
Stock
dividend
Seaboard
preferred
$4.75
preferred
5%
.
1
3-25
7-
3
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-20
7-20
4-
58-
7-17
1
of Boston—
beneficial interest
Mining Corp
3-19
4-
5-11
3-19
3-19
4-10
3-19
4-10
4-
A
Class
Class
z
4-
,
Common (quar.)
.
3-31
Title
& Save (1957)
Ltd.
Bicks'
Breweries,
Ltd.
Preferred (initial semi-annual)
Cable
Bmtth
'
O.)
(A.
$2
South
South
preferred
4.56%
preferred
67o preferred A
—
(quar.)
Water,
pfd.
Transcontinental
common
preferred (quar.)
4'A 7c preferred
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
participating
4.72%
Southern
£62tec
+$1.50
22tec
Gas
Southern
41-
4-30
4-30
4-30
44-
4
non-cum
5%
non-cum
Southland
(Stock
Life
4
Drug,
3-31
4.60%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.15% preferred
3.00% preferred
3.70%
preferred
($100 par) (quar.)
($25 par) (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.>
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)—
Special Investments & Securities, Inc*-—
4.40%
preferred
preferred
$3.70
preferred
Common
(quar.)
6-
1
5-15
$3.50
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Spokane International RR.
>
Quarterly
(quar.)
4-15
3*20
Stock
4-15
3-27
New class
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
4-10
3-20
6-15
Standard
Fire
$1.60
preferred
(quar.)
8-14
4-27
4-24
5-15
3-31
4-10
4-
Class
B
3te%
preferred
Standard
class A
(quar.)——
7-
Radio.
Ltd.
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B
Class A (quar.)
5-
1
Steak 'n Shake
(1956
(quar.)
Co.
of
preferred
Gas
4'A%
5-15
3-31
3-13
_
arrears)
$3.12te
5-
4-
7
1
4-15
4-15
3-31
4-27
4-
7
4-
Co.,
20c
com.
5%
$1.43%
±
-5-
1
4-10
4-15
3-31
10c
4-21
Combing
Wrigley ,<Wm.)
:
4-21
7-
1
6-5
.
1%
1-4-80
(quar.)
35c
5-
1
35c
8-
1
35c
11-
1
I5c
>4-
7
,
Inc.
(quar.)__________
Power
11987•
;
$1.50
%
(quar.)
1
4-15
Yellow
1
4-15
4-15
11-16
4-10
7-10
10-
4-30
30c
4-15
6-20
5-29
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
>
$1.27
25c
4-15
25c
:■'%
5-
.
(quar.)
4-10-
"
.
5-
4-15
4-15
£15c
4-15
3-31-*
3-31
--v5-
1
6-
1
25c
>7-
1
25c
>4-20'
5-20"
"
13tec
4-10
coiiMnon./,
20c
convertible
prerferred
(quar.
preferred
(quar.i.
" 7-20
37tec
'?■
i-4-20'
Couhly Gas (quar.):
Voungstowh Steel Door (quar.)
Yuba Consolidated Industries Inc.
4-
0
7-37
4.
q
5-
4-15
25c
_____________
4-30
65c
York
4-15
(quar.)_
9c
1
4-
4-15
■'
'
4-15
4-
!.
5-15
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
■
'*
Keno
United
New
(quar.)
Mines.
S.
preferred
Envelope
Class
U.
8
B
S
Less
Jamaica
Payable in
Non^
-
date
The
Incorrect.
was
record
date
Income
U
6
is
Indicated
corrected
payment
here,
tax.
funds,
less
15%
Canadian
nonresidents
*•*
4-15
U.
7-10
6-19
4-21
4-
7
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
4-
3
4-15
25c
(Bait.)
(quar.)__
6-
10c
-
10c.
8% preferred
4-23
4-16
5-
4-15
United Whelan Corp., common
Common (quar.)
3-26
3-26
4-15
3-31
$3.50
4-10
3-20
$3.50
Jioc
5-
1
4-10
Universal
£15c
5-
1
4-10
Common
$3.50
5-21
the
3-10
year.
6
?-10
55
Upjohn
1.568.182
In
cents,
that
1
3-23
year,
3-23
7-
6-13
5-25
4-15
3-23
Company
4-
$1.50
5-
1
4-24
5-
1
5-
15c
4-30
9
4-15
1
4-15
7tec
,
5-29
5-15
8-31
8-15
7tec
11-30
11-13
87tec
5-
1
87tec
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
87tec
11-
1
tax
a
share
loss
-
totaled
of
on
.
Coil
the
despite
1958
carry
forward,
stock
had
for
Federal
contrasted
with
taxes
on
$20,200
in
reflects conversions
subordinated debentures.
of
about
the Company
,
_
im¬
30%
pai'd
.
equal to 36 cents per share on
at the end of the
outstanding
net
1,470,000
"obvious
by
.
income
of $802,862,
equal to
outstanding at the end of
shares
.
_
Provision
this
declined
>
$558,887,
capital
Standard
in
income
1957.
some
was
The
of
$785,000
increase
the
in
in
the
shares
company's
latest
out¬
convertible
-
Mr.
Burke
said
that
the
decision
to
redeem all of the parent com¬
the most significant financial
development of
restrictions of the indenture, lie said
and clears
way for dividend payments if business conditions warrant
The
redemption was concluded Feb. 16, 1959.
Mr. Burke stated that in the second
half of the year there was a
sharp acceleration in profitable operations.
This
was
after a
slow
start in the first hlaf, he
said, due primarly to a
month-long strike
at Kollsman Instrument
Corp., the principal subsidiary
Mr. Burke said that unit sales of
tuners increased about
10% over
1957, in spite of a 22% decrease introduction of
television sets Tuner
sales should further Increase in 1959, he
stated, since set manufacturers
anticipate budding about 20% more sets this year.
"Tuner sales for
the first quarter of 1959 are
running
pany's
funded
year.
It
debt
was
removes
10-15
87tec
2-1-60
1-15
30c
4-30
4-15
Inc.
(Increased-quar.)__
dividend
Co.
4-15
(quar.).
Controls
Lens
5-18
7tec
]
shares
1957
that
taxes
the
17tec
;
r
the
(quar.)
(quar.)
a
standing
87tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
to
due
noted
after
year.
4-10
62tec
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co..
Univis
Net
i
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1957,
President,
income
no taxes."
income in 1958
4-10
$2
pfd. (quar.)__
Corp., common
preferred
Burke,
"in
60c
(quar.)
Corp., $6 conv.
respectively
O.
practically
6-12
.
.
to
net
3-24
15c
Corp.
United Transit
4-10
63%
provement"
1
.
13%—
corporation
James
>
6
'
(quar.)
10)
page
reported that earnings before taxes in 1958 in¬
$1,343,887 and that net sales rose 13% to $69 489 636
Comparable figures in 1957 were $823,062 and $61,330,530,
44-
22tec
(auar.)
Stockyards
4-10
This
creased
4-15
50c
*
3-31
United States Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
15c
(Continued from
Standard Coil Products Co. Inc.—Sales Up
because
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
r«ro.
INVESTMENT NEWS
3-20
S
United
GEKE1AL CORPORATION AND
37 tec
1
6
source.
f
3-20
4-10
62tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
4-
4-20
20%
U. S. Rubber Co.,
4-15
4-
1
5-29
15c
Machinery Corp.—
preferred (s-a)
Plywood, common (Increased quar.)
4-15
3-31
•
and/or
5-29
$2 50
(quar.)
Hoffman
1
4-15
date
4-14
4te %
U.
G-30
1
(quar.)
5-
1
the
4-1
5-
%
3-20\
5-1
2
Milling Corp.—
4-20
2
published
'
.
4-10
income dax.
VI3
1
dividend
4-20
S.
/ .4-15
4-
7-
(quar.)
Chemical
Stock
4-15
5-
Extra
6%
1
4-
at
■
4-10
60c
(quar.)—
common
1
5-20
1
37tec
Canal
Publishers
&
5-
1
5-
25c
Printers
5-
6-
Previously
British
3.
<3-31
,
,
3-16
25c
Quarterly
United
4-20
4-17
6
16c
&
1
1
4-
50c
Ltd.
RR.
5-
9-14
3-16
$2.50
Jersey
U.
6-12
6
$1
(increased)
com.
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty
U. S. Foil, class A (quar.)
12-
4-
$1.06»A
4-20
1
4-
$56'Ac
—
Less
t
(increased-quar.)__
Corp.
4-20
1
1
(quar.)—
y
A—
(quar.)
4-20
7-
preferred
'
25c
£30c
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
Payable In Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
3
5-
(quar.)
common________
t
4-20
com.
87tec
£8c
Co.
Ltd.,
•
4-20
$1.12te
Improvement,
1
10-
Jewelry
teller's
4-20
5-15
;
1
1
Zale
1
92tec
(quar.)
1
4-
4-10
'
3-26-
% 4-30
37tec
convertible
4-20
series)
5-
4-15
4-20
6-19-
>
T 8- 1
(quar.)7'/3c
.Co.,
V
"
25c
Cab
-
;
1
30c
Ltd
3-31
1
-
.
SI.11
Corp. of Canada,
Jr.—;
Inc.
9
3-27
$1.26
3-26
4-17
6%
12-. 4
$1.25
Monthly:,
Mor.'hly
;
19-4
Co.—
tquar.)_____j..
Inc.
10-
—25c
Monthly
5-
1
'
1
.
5-
62tec
7
4-
5-
1%
Industries
Wool
5-1
4-15
3-20
4-10
£$1.40
(quar.)__
Worccster. County. Electric—
4.44%
pieferred (quar.)
Vard-Man,'
5-
3-20
1
Witco Chemical
4-15
11-25
'
7
-5-
5.08% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Southern Gas iquar.)_
1
10c
"6-10
4-15
-
Public
5-
25c
7-1
4-
$1
Service Corp., com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.04%
3
5-15
/
;
/ 3-26
30c
(quar.)
6
4-15
-
5%
4-15
8-14
2.
35c
preferred
1
5-25
4-15
4-13
9%
(quar.)____
3^2ft
"
4-30
:
preferred
Wisconsin
5-
8-25
4-14
% 4-14
1
$1.25
common
Electric
4-30
25c
5-
;£15c .-v"*4-15
Monthly
(quar.)
1
1%
Industries
Woodall
__
5-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)___
series) (quar.)..:.. //
$1
5<lS V"4-10
America—: r>--V
5-
10c
7tec
4-15
$1.12'/a
5-
12-15
25c
3-13
4-15
>
Co
preferred
t!5c
5c from capital gains
5-15
3%
United-Greenfield
4-20
State 8freet Investment—
20c from income and
3-20
J35C
(quar. )______•_
6%
9
:
class
new
(1955
$3 50
(quar.)
1
1
4-10
dividend
Biscuit
933Ac
(quar.)
6-
6-
Extra
£56'Ac
3-20
4-15
$1.25;
Common
5-15
3%
Gas,
Fruit
1
of Ohio—
(quar.)
4-
1
25c
of Canada, Ltd.
preference
15c
(quar.)
Oil Co.
3-27
6-
(quar.)
preference
$4.50
5%
.
4-15
4-15
J50c
Chocolate—
B—
United
1
7-10
50c
(quar.)_
Standard Holding Corp.,
Standard
&
United Stores
Quarterly
4te% preferred
4%
4%
4-30
4-15
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.—
i
4-10
4-28
dividend
Stock
United
(New Jersey)—
Insurance
$1.05
$1.02te
(quar.)
United Aircraft Corp.—
5-15
9-15
5-
40c
Springfield Television Broadcasting Corp.—
Dredging,
Oil
4-20
30c
30c
Quarterly
Standard
Union
5-15
1
56tec
30c
3-20
dividend
Si
Wisconsin
35c
(quar.)
4-15
5c
4te%
4-15
(stock dividend).
dividend
Stock
Wilson
17'/2c
S1.06te
$1.06te
)_
(quar.)
4-15
97 tec
92tec
3%
3-27
4-10
$1.12te
lquar.)__
4-30
dividend
Stock
$1
$4.00
Service—
4.40%
preierred
20c
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
U.
4.36%
3-31
4-15
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
•
1
3-31
$1.15
$110
27V2c
27V4c
$1.033/4
4>o
Stock
3-20
1
United Shoe Machinery,
(quar.)
5-21
Co.—
1
45c
preferred
3-31
1
5-5
from Harrison, Inc., class A
6-
45c
Southwestern Public
4-15
3%
v;
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4% prior lien (quar.)
White Hardware, Ltd.—
25c
(Dallas)
'annr
6-
(Dallas)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-15
$1.22te
Corp.
$4.50
50c
(quar.)
common
Insurance
15c
100%
62tec
Ltd.
Telegraph
Wilbur-Suchard
7
(quar.)
'♦
United
(quar.)
Life
4-20
5-13
1:
'
Union Electric
3-31
4-15
1
33V3%
Union
4te %
Udylite
4-15
(Dallas)—
Insurance
1st preferred
Southwestern
'
Two Guys
4-10
25c
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
dividend)
Southwestern
7
United
(quar.)—
3-31
4""
Railway—
5%
.
3-27
10c
50c
(quar.)
Southern New England Telephone
3-31
25c
Jersey
3-31
4-15
_
4-13
$1.25
Materials
.—
—
4-15
$1.49
10c
$1.20
Fund
4-10
4-15
$1.42te
Electric—
&
(quar.)
Industries
Southern
59c
59c
1
" :
(quar.)
New
4-15
preferred fquar.)
4-
(quar.)__
of
5%
Western
12J/2c
50c
(quar.)—
Trust Co.
5-15
Windsor
preferred
3-27
3-27
_______________________
3-20
preferred
4-15
4-15
G3tec
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-10
receipts for ordinary (final)
WestenvTablet &. Stationery Corp.—/ >
Common iquar.)
13c
(quar.)—
Trinity Universal Insurance
4-15
5%
dep.
3-20
$5.70
4-13
4-15
4-15
Amer.
7
—
Pipe Line—
1
1
...
7
of Highway
10 shrf. held)
(quar.)
Gas
1
2%
Class
4-
$5.96
Union Gas Co.
+——-
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
1
5-
Precipitation Corp. (quar.(______/_
Western Stocknoiders' Investment
Trust, Ltd.
4-
4-15
1
4-15
.
share
5-
5-
-1
(quar.)
Western Tool & Stamping
$1.14
4-15
56c
Western
13c
3-31
4-
3-31
1
6-
3-13
$1.25
(quar.)
Western ..Plywood,
3-27
4-20
5-1
5-
3-31
4-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
C
Common
3-31
4-15
4-10
A
,
.__r
(one
B
Grocers, Ltd., class A
Class
2-10
4-30
5-1
1
3-17
4-30
28c
28 tec
37 tec
37'/2c
(quar.)
22,/2c
25c
$0.2656V4
5-
4-10
preferred
$4.90 preferred
15c
10/"
65c
Power
Indiana
;
4.80%
Southern
—
Co.,
preferred
preferred
4.10%
4-10
4-10
4-30
J30c
4-10
1
30c
Industries—
dividend)
Common
1
5-
6-15
4-30
4-17
(quar.)
dividend)
4te% pfd,
$1.41 preferred (quar.)
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
Class A (this payment clears all
1
7-17
5-15
$4.50
(stock dividend)
3
5r
$15c,
(quar.)—£r:——.
Trailer Industries for each
$2.55
preferred (quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
:
:—
4.725"
1
(Stock
3
Ltd.—
Southern Canada Power Co.,
'
5-
(quar.)—
4%
$5
Transamerica
3-26
5-
4-
4.20%
Power
6-
5-
4-16
5-8
ioc
$2.80 1st preference
(accumulative)
Whiting Corp._-___________
Ltd.-
_%l—_——
Penn
Western
5-
1
6-1
$1.06'A
1
1
1
10c
(quar.)____
6-18
30c
Continental
Trans
4-10
—-
(quar.)
Colorado
4-15
3-20
(quar.)—
com.
Southern California
Southern
3-31
1
4-17
$1.12/2
(quar.)
4-21
iquar.)_
Worts,
5-
5-
5-
>8-
/:
1
(
3-27
t35c
&
common
preferred
4-21
_.
1
(quar.)—
Southern California Gas, 6%
.
4-13
B
5-15
—
s
_
4.48%
4-30
convertible
5-15
Building Assn. Ltd. (quar;)
,£40c
Trane Company
(quar.)—'
22'/2c
Trans Caribbean Airways Inc.
(Del.)—
Class A (quar.)__
—_—7'/2c
—
Edison,
California
Southern
4-10
6%
25c
20c
£5c
2%
4-15
4-28
7
15c
(quar.)
Weeden & Co.. common
Wells Industries (stock
,
(quar.)
preferred
West
4-20
4
4-
5-12
4-
$3
$5 preferred (quar.)
Washington Natural Gas (stock dividend)
Waste King Corp., common (stock
dividend)
4-15
(quar.I
4-13
—
Inc.
preferred
Mfg.
40c
(quar.)
41/25'o preferred
Toro
£53c
Water Co.—
Pittsburgh
1
5-15
Coast Corp.
Southdown Sugars,
Stock dividend
67c
5-
—_—
£50c
—12tec
Georgia Natural Gas (quar.)
——
12tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.56%
2
—
(quar.)
_
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
South
4-
1
——
(quar.)—
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Corp.
(Howard)
Common
-
Co.,
preferred
$2.12
Smith
1
5-30
3
*4-15
1
15c
Gooderham
4-21
(quar.)—
common
5-
(initial)—
U
4-
.
4-15
4-
4-15
25c
_________
5%
(Minn.)
Edison,
£25c
25c
£30c
(quar.)—
4-
4-15
(II.)
$4.25
7
■■
preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred iqi'ar.t
4-19
5-15
5-
15c
—
& Co., Ltd., $1 pfd.
&
(N.)
Slater
———
4-15
Oil
Insurance
Toledo
4-14
5-25
£45c
-(20c
3-13
(quar.)__— 'i———10c/
vT "
■'■
V /
Payable in
Products
$1.25
RR,.Co., 4te% preferred (annual)__
5-15
Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)__
Time Finance Corp. (Moss.)—
J
r , - Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
50c preferred
(quar.)
—;
3-31
4-10
,;c
£$1.25
4-15
4-30
Traders
——
Shop
£,
4-20
shares)
A
5-
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.
Von's Grocery Co.
.(quur.i___^___^_^._______
4-30
Investment,
25c
1
17tec
—_—25c
Inc.—
3
(stock dividend)
&
Tidewater
2-16
6
4-30
*33''3C
15c
—
America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Simplex Wire &
35c
stockhold¬
to
4te%
of
Simms (T. S.)
A
class
6
General
Industries
Thriftiinart,
3-31
4-28
10c
—
Corp.
Canadian
Thompson
9
4-10
4-10
10c
(increased-quar.)
Common
6-15
(stock dividend)—
split subject
approval April 16)
Third
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
Sheraton
4-15
30c
stock
Tinncnnan
Shattuck Denn
1
1
:
ehemical
ers
5-14
4-10
11/2%
5-
7-
(quar.)
4-50
(quar.)
Quarterly
Washington Gas Light,
65c
(stock dividend)__
4-15
5-1
(quar.)
preferred
Walker
6-
4-15
5-1
20c
Railway—
preferred
6%
Wabash
—
(3-for-l
6-
Virginia
4-15
1—
—
5-1
$v <334
Oo.
1
4-
4-15
>
1
..
Aircraft
Chiokol
4-17
Food
5-
Light, $4.56 preferred (quar.)
; $1.14
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass (quar.)——12'/2c
Thompson-Starrett Co., 70c pfd. (arrears)-17tec
4-17
55-
Sea
4-15
.
*
(J. B.)
4-20
Texas Power &
4-17
Camp
4-
£$1.25
__
*1.37te
%____
(s-a)
^
65c
—
class A
Co.
4-30
——
1
Shareholders Trust
of
(quar.)
B
Common
(c
—
—————
Shares
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Sugar
15c
——
(quar.)
.
income)—_
from investment
Selected Risks Insurance—
Stock dividend
(Quarterly
4-15
.
3-31
4-15
40c
1
$4.76
1
4-15
-I,
5-
series)—
/5- 1
(quar.)
Co., 5% cl. A pfd. (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America
(quar.)_
Vermont <fe Massachusetts. RR.
(s-a)
6-19
25c
12tec
—r-
$4
5-11
$L25
5%
preferred
Security Storage (Wash.) (quar.)
Selected American Shares Inc.—
1
——10c
(quar.)—
15c
(quar.)__-
Telechrcme Mfg.,
1
4-
8-10
$1.18•>/*
7-
preferred (quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)—-—————$1.19
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
$1.21
Terre Haute Malleable & Mfg. (quar.)___—
15c:
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common (qiiar;)
£40c
4% preferred (quar.)_
£$1
Texas Electric Service, $4 pfd. (quar.)___—/ $1
4.56% preferred (quar.)
$1.14
5.08% preferred (quar.)
$1.27
4.64% preferred (quar.)—
$1.16
Texas
Illinois
Natural
Gas
Pipe
Line—
4-
3-31
4-15
56c
1
4-15
2%
*
—
(quar.)
A (quar.)—
B (quar.)
3-31
4-
4-13
91 mC
25c
——
4-10,
4%
preferred (s-a)_.—_—_—
reek-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Manufacturing—
Scovill
Van Sciver
4-15
5-
27/ac
27V2c
85c
$1
preferred (quar.)_
—
—
preferred (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.)—__
$4
preferred
(q ar.) _____
——
6Vz7o
Van
3-31
Temco
Schwitzer Corp.—
5te%
Inc.
Class
3-31
4-15
4-10
—
40c
S1.31te
(quar.)_—i
Utah-Idaho
5-15
:
preference (quar.)___._
Talon, Inc.,
3-31
4-15
7-24
5%
.5%
Utftec
2oc
(quar.)
& Company, common
(Ed.)
Schuster
4-15
4-15
4-15
/ic
Scnenley Industries
3-31
4-15
17c
2/«
«c
£20c
Saxon Paper
4-15
4-15
$109
$1.31/4
preferred A
preferred B
4.367c
—
T. I. M. E., Inc.
6-15
4.405c
1
53 »%- preferred
(quar.)__
3
40c
Super Mold Corp. (Calif.)
(quar.)__
Supertest Petroleum Corp., L';d.—
9-1
4-
(N. Y.)
preferred (quur.)—.
conv.
3-26
4-24
ibc
26c
28c
22'/2c
(quar.)—__
preferred
5.2%
1
5-
(quar.)
(T%
5.2% conv. preferred (1952-1954
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
1
12-
—
Suburban Propane Gas Oorp.—
5-29
6-
5-27
Stern Textiles
&
60c
12-15
6-10
Payable of Rec.
Share
^
5te%, preferred
7tec
(quar.)—
U-
—
9-15
12-31
of.Company
Holderi
•When
Per
Name
Upper Peninsular Power, -common
5te%.-preferred (quar;)i__
2 tec
—
4'/2% preferred (quar.)—
—;
Srawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.)
Stubnitz-Greene Corp., com. (reduced quar.)
4-30
30c
(inc. quar.)
l
3-30
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.—
New
common
(initial)
Diego Gas & Electric, com.
5.60% preferred (quar.)
Extra
4-10
4-30
Corp.
-v
6-15
9-30
25c
£40c
15c
____________
(quar.)
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
Quar tori v
Stern
4-17
San
4-
Parts
Sterling Electric Motors
3-31
3-31
5% preferred A (quar.)-.
—
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)__
________
Steel
3-31
4-15
4-24
Safety Industries (quar.)—_
Baieway Stores,
Inc., com. (monthly)
(monthly) —
Common
(monthly) —
4% preferred
(quar.)^_
_
*.30% preferred (quar.)
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co.—
5%- preferred A (quar.) _____
5% preferred A (quar.)___
55fo preferred A (quar.)_—_—
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
3-31
4-15
so
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4
5-
6-30
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
5%
5-15
4-15
8LZ»
$1.50
oc
1
5-14
$1.12/2
$
5-15
6-
2t»c
Co.
Carpet
Roxbury
1
Corp.—
5%
3-31
3-31
6-
*JjjJ
Royal McBee Corp.,
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores (quar.)
4-15
+25c
——
—
—_
Btecher-Traung Lithograph
Monday, April 6, 1959
.
.
Holder<
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
6-20
4-30
25c
(quar.)____
----Ltd., class A (quar.)
Corp.
Aircraft
Rohr
Rolland
Valley RR- (s-a)___—
Corp
Plywood
Roddis
1
7-
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
sliare
$2
J
Name of Company
.
(increased)
(quttr.)
10%
common
-
(quar.)
'
4-15
4-30
5-
4-10
15c
4-8
approximately
same
period
last year."—V.
189,
16c
5-
1
1
4-
2
4-10
p.
50%
ahead
Secondary With
Company
on
April 1 filed a registration statement with the
covering 43,067 shares of common stock and 28,834
shares of
ferred, all of which will be sold for the estate of D. Samuel
with
of
1026.
Standard Packaging Corp.—Files
4-15
50c
the
SEC
SEC
nre-
Gottesrnnn
on
or
off
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange.—V.
188
p
2787
Volume
Number 5835
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1617)
■
•
.
Standard Pressed Steel Go.—Reports Record Sales—
this
Thermoplastics Corp., Charlotte, N.
Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
its subsidiaries in 1958 reached a
record $84,754,497, up from $81,740,233, the previous record, set in
1957, H. Thomas Hallo well, Jr., President, stated in his annual report
to stockholders.
The 1958 sales included results of National Machine
Products Co. of Utica, Mich., acquired in January, 1958.
Net earnings
of SPS amounted to $3,80G,203, equal to $1.58 per share on the 2,410,Net
sales
of
and
company
This
filed
1957
net
outstanding at the vend of
shares
common
that
adjusted
year,
for
the
borrowed
year-end SPS
Co.
Insurance
increases
sold
$10,000,000
from
the
New
Announces
Newly
Created
Plating Facility
which
for
silver
coatings
of
reports
Standard Sign &
used
tp be offered lor . public sale at
Israel
selling
a
Company,
commission
Super-Sol Was
to
organized under the
chain' of supermarkets
operate
j
in
State
Lurie.
Mr.
total
of
President
store
investment
an
is
Loeb
company's first
York,
laws
for
which
it
will
share.
per
of
of
15.000
$165,000
and
by
Mr.
Lurie
various
shares
common
in
January
1957
Board
have
Aug.
on
directors
been
and
Chairman.
The
company hopes
by
mated
the
at
end
of
to have
of
will
28,
the
be
about
estimated
cost
$2,572,000.
$2,597,475, will
at
be
of
t
company
feature is being
1958,
of
used
to
facilitate
a
part
of
the
home
March
31
announced
incorporated
in
the
that
its
exclusive
Talk-A-Phone
new
Dynasonic
transistorized
intercom-radio
system.
Dynasonic design, an exclusive feature that makes the system
completely adaptable for use in any room in the house, the new
Talk-A-Phone home intercom permits users to vary the performance of
With
The
1959,
a
registration statement with the
covering $2,000,000
54,054
shares
of
interests :in
of
Tennessee- Gas
acquired pursuant to the plan,—V.
189, .p.
SEC
Thrift
its
on
Plan,
stock
common
March
together
which
may
be
1513.
This
the
corporation
SEC
1979,
March
on
be
offered
for
filed
26
covering $45,0^0.000 of
to
public
registration -statement
a
first mortgage
sale
through
pipe line
with
bonds,
underwriting
an
due
group
Leaded by Dillon, Head &
Co., Inc. The
interest
price, and underwriting -terms
supplied by amendment.
'r
Net
be
proceeds
used
company
in .connection
Involves
expenditures
under the
In
to -the
Rayne
terms of
a
with
in
to
be
rate, public offering
-from the sale of the
its
estimated
construction
at
new
stock might
$63,000,000
in
bonds
1959.
Thi3
The
this
Parish,
of
Ltd.
(Canada)
La.,
approximately
^
1959.-
"
added to
was
the list
1958.—V.
139,
corporation
19,
1959,
filed
estimate
closed-end
registration
offered under options
granted
and
key
tion
Plan.
options
»-V.
personnel
Of
and
189;
the
the
p.
pursuant
or
to
to
the
344,255, shares,
balance
-
are
be
of
with
granted
company's
81,355
subject
to
are
common
the
SEC
stock,
to
on
designated officers
to
Restricted Stock
the
options
be
subject
heretofore
of
Op¬
future
granted.
1513.
was
made
March
24
by J. Barth & Co. to
California residents only, at $7.50 per
share, has been
completed, all of said shares having been sold. For de¬
tails,
see V.
189,
p.
on
1513.
the fourth and last
was
used
for
'
and
general
brought
corporate
an
total
purposes.—•.
v
■
-
-
V-.^Y
!
exemption order under the Investment Com¬
The
with
two
companies
insurance
$15.07
a
and
underwriter
for
Unified
company
has
outstanding
41,000
value per share at Dec. 31, 1958.
book
of
the
1,900
'
-
-
1
-
of
assets
share of
per
Gas
V.
investment
wore
company
This
which
be
may
acquired
pursuant
the
to
plan.—-
corporation, with offices at 25 West 43rd St., New York, N. Y.»
registration statement with the SEC on March 25, 1959, covering:
a
of its $2.60 par common stock.
The corporation ^proposes to offer 809,195
shares
outstanding stock of Lawyers Mortgage & Title Co.
share
one
of
United
for each
four shares
In
exchange fo*
the basis of
(on
of
Lawyers before its recent
one-for-ten reverse split, or 2 Vz shares of United for each share df
Lawyers after such split). Lawyers' stockholders may round out their
allocation to the next full share by purchasing not more than % of
a share at $1.25
for each (4 share needed. In addition, a stockholder
who accepts United's offer will have privileges to subscribe to 202,29»
slightly from $48.38 and $43.10,
according to Mr. Randolph. "There
on
Employee Plan With SEC
a
covering
stock
common
1,238,994 shares
up
outstanding
1959,
189, p. 1396.
filed
of
shares
was
26,
United Improvement & Investing Corp.
(N. Y.)—
Registers Exchange and Cash Offering With SEC—
stock
common
filed
registration statement with the SEC on
$12,600,000 of Participations in the Em¬
ployees Stock Purchase Plan of United Gas Corp., United Gas Pipelina
Co., and Union Producing Co., together with 300,000 shares of United
Dec. 31,
additional
shares
at
$5
share,
per
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1959, covering $30,000,000 of Participations in the Savings
Employees of Union Carbide and its U. S. subsidiaries, to¬
gether with 50,000 shares of Union Carbide capital stock which may bo
The
offer
on
one-for-four
a
187,500
basis.
shares
common
for
tho
all
common stocks
of the 242,299
offering
shares for cash sale (including 40,000!
Issuance, if required, for rounding out fractional
the underwriter), will be underwritten by Allen &
Company. Allen & Company will take up and pay for, at $5 per
share, all of the 202,299 shares offered for cash not subscribed for
by stockholders of Lawyers. It will receive no underwriting commis¬
27,
shares
for
reserved
interests,
1396.
p.
to
proposes
of Margate Homes, Inc., Broward Engineer¬
ing Co.,
and
Margate Construction Co.,
certain
outstanding debt
obligations of Margate Homes, Inc., and $62,500 in cash.
1
'•
Corp. — Registers Employee Savings
' '"::y "-Vv.r'• s ;
- . -
acquired pursuant thereto.—V. 189,
also
outstanding
The
March
for
to
and
sion,
Union Electric Co. (Mo.I-^SEC Rules
In
decision
a
under
the Holding
Company Act
on
but may demand that United deliver to it a number of shares
United common which, together with all shares taken up by Allen
Company, will bring the total number of shares purchased by Allen
& Company to 25,000.
of
Proxy Filing
&
announced
on
March
the SEC authorized
26,
this company to omit from its current proxy
all but one resolution which it had been requested
by J. Raymond Dyer and his daughter,
soliciting material
to
submit
to
United
This
available
proposal
directors
to
of
Mr.
the
amend
calls
Dyer
articles
to
for action
incorporation
Union's board of
preemptiveto include this pro¬
control
rights. The company had expressed a willingness
posal. The Commission, however, directed that the management should
delete or clarify certain language contained in its remarks in opposi¬
tion to this proposal.
second
bers
Mr.
re-election
for
will
at
the
1959
meeting, and declare all of them
office. The Commission found that
therefore
did not
That
for
specifically
which
does
covered
are
other
the
nine
omission
the
submitted
from
the
relations
amend
the by-laws.
ground
that
insurance
serve
be
deemed
the
for
the
conduct
from
Margate
their
in
a
proper
subject for
stockholders
stock.
proposal
vides
increasing
found
the ground that
on
charter
that
and
Commission
The
Union
also
amendments
omitted
the
company's
authorized
the
company's
the applicable Missouri
be
may
was
submitted
com¬
omission
statute
of
pro¬
The
of
Securities
pearance
-
the
rules.
found omissible. One proposal
permit a minor stockholder to vote by proxy, which according
to company counsel Is contrary to state law. The second would require
to
company
holder
that
rights
such
accord
Incident
rights
may
to
to
the
parent
or
guardian
these
nothing
matters
is
a
minor
stock¬
ownership of stock, and counsel urged
in all Instances legally be exercisable by
not
which
of
the
the parent or guardian. The Commission concluded
presented
would
persuade
it
that
Mr.
that counsel's
Dyer had
opinion
on
not correct.
The remaining two proposals would prohibit false advertising and
false communications with stockholders by the company. Union's counsel
not
as
In
prior
lawful
and
yem*i. that false
that the officers
advertising
and
and
directors
communications
have
no
authority
to expend corporate funds for such purposes. The Commission
previ¬
ously had ruljd that similar proposals by Mr. Dyer might be omitted
by the company and it concluded that nothing in the present record
justifies a different finding with respect to the present proposals.
—V.
189, p.
States
4,
and
Exchange
The
as
decrease
of
$498,979
in
net
income
from^.11 sources for the first
the
of
net
to
finance
expected Increases
Participate in Reorganize
under
31,
filed
for
hearing
a
materials,
the
the
has
filed
notice
a
Corp.
the
Colorado
of
District
of
of
ap¬
pending In
Arraj
on
approved
Trustee.
as
petition
the
also fixed
He
th®
Colorado.
voluntary petition for reorganization
a
Felw
on
on
Feb.
9)
April 2, 195%
objections to the retention of the trusteew
in the business of manufacturing and sellingf
particularly a steam-cured gas concrete described
light
weight,
"Durox."
name
Small
Business
building
porous
Current
material
manufactured
long-term liabilities at Dee»
including $200,000 of mortgage note®
1958, approximated $411,000,
clue
at
Commission
is engaged
debtor
cellular,
a
and
Administration.
Fixed
assets
were
carried
slightly in excess of $1,000,000, but have been appraised at nearly
$280,000 less
than
that
figure.
Other assets
balance sheet reflects
31,
1958,
Its
630,366
outstanding
earned
an
common
negligible.
are
surplus deficit
shares are owned by
The
of
more
Deds,
$409,732L
than 2,380
persons.
At
are
tion
the request or with leave of Federal Courts
pending,
the
proceedings
public
investor
Commission
independent,
trustee
for
fairness
all
the
The
expert
debtor,
important
participates
debtor
involving
interest.
provide
affairs
RR.—Earnings Below Last Year—
and
Durox
Court
Judge Alfred A.
and
the date for
as
cerning
A
Oistrict
company
1959;
1396.
Union Pacific
Corp.,
1959, and named W. L. Board
building
previously
remainder
In proceedings under Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act fo*
fcur
Commission
The
heavy construction work.
reorganization of U. 8.
This
to' stockholders
iu accord with the proxy
business.
U. S. Durox Corp.- -SEC to
'
United
proposals submitted by Mr. Dyer which
similar to proposals he had submitted in past years
substantially
which
the
that
that
tion—
proxy to vote on all matters presented at the meeting, in
contravention of the Missouri statute, and that the company's omission
on the ground that it was not
meeting was proper.
of
Development
volume
the
the
development
Is expected to be used to supply funds to the three Florida
companies to enable Margate Homes to exercise options aiid to build
homes against
anticipated sales, to place Broward Engineering and
Margate Construction in a position to pay off $71,000 of demand loans
and <3)
reduction of the vote necessary to
The company had omitted these proposals on the
included in the 1957 and 1958 management
proposal
Homes,
companies
of the Town
"promoters").
tionary
at
the
193%
Margate
Florida
proceeds
were
further proposal of Mr. Dyer is in the form of a proposed amend¬
ment
to the articles
of
incorporation giving preemptive rights to
functions in
various
are
immediate future will center on mortgage origination and that
$500,000 of such net proceeds will constitute its working capital
•
this
1949.
fund
Another Mr. Dyer proposal which Union omitted related to the pro¬
for voting by proxy. The Commission concluded that the pro¬
posal as presented by Mr. Dyer would have the effect of restricting
the right cf an
individual to give his agent an unsolicited discre¬
of
since
soma
company's
by
cedure
action
business
Engineering and Margate Construction
cash proceeds of the sale of United stock, after repayment ot
totaling $25,000 from Jerome F. Katz, Board Chairman, will b®
added to general funds. It is now contemplated that United's activities
and that they received less than the minimum vote
proxy
rules would qualify them for resubmission
through management's proxy material.
under
cash
title
Net
statements,
proxy
raise
a
may
office,
they
the parent of Lawyers. In addition, United
of Margate Homes, Broward Engineering, and
and certain debt obligations of Margate Homes,
for working capital purposes. Lawyers has been
loans
Mr. Dyer, was in
accord with the proxy rules. Three of these would require (1) approval
by the directors of lobbying expenditures,
(2) creation of a stock¬
holder
become
Broward County, Florida,
by various business entities,
substantial number, but not all, oI which Messrs. Jack Marqusee,
Charles Marqusee or both
have substantial financial interests
(and
apply to elections to office,
by other rules not complied with
that
whlclk
advantage.
take
the stocks
organized to
Margate,
not
proposals
opportunities
cannot
of
in
in
of
found
also
and
in \ the
Broward
dis¬
Dyer.
Commission
The
of
will
and
within the proxy rule which requires manage¬
its proxy material a proposal submitted by a stock¬
rule
business
company,
engaged in the mortgage origination and servicing business since
come
include in
to
holder.
Lawyers
insurance
an.
plan, and through this offering of stock, United will acqulr®
acquire
and
qualified lor re-election to
this
proposal would constitute an attempt by Mr. Dyer to dissuade stock¬
holders
from, voting
in favor of
the management's nominees and
ment
as
23, 1958, by a group of substantial
Vehicle for carrying out a plan to mak®
a
of
Margate Construction,
Dyer proposal would censure all of the present mem¬
board of directors, who are also management nominees
of Union's
itself,
Under the
restore
Dec.
on
Lawyers, as
stockholders
to
Lawyers
by
of
organized
was
stockholders of
stockholders
stockholders.
are
which
be
the other
of
corporation
March
:','YY
Plan—
states,
Thermal Power Corp.—Offering Completed—The of¬
fering of 40,000 shares of common capital stock (par $1)
issued
shares
United
.
statement
shares
com¬
*
the
344,255
ot
sold to $120,000,000. >,
United Gas Corp.—Registers
2802.
p.
390
p.
Carbide
Union
and
a
covering
will
<
securities.
•This
in December,
would
This
This
agreement,
Underwriters propose to acquire at $25 per share all
shares (4.6% ) held by Unified Funds.—V. 187, p. 1396.
Corp.—Asset Value Increased—
shares of common stock and 1,131,185 warrants
are
March
as
of
only by the board of directors
Files Stock Plan—
1955.
this
under
proceeds
parent
common
any
recent
most
net
Funds
respectively, at the start of 1959,
he noted, 6,961,922 shares of common stock and 1;076,115 war¬
rants outstanding on March 26, 1959.
These compared with 6,391,983
this
will
as
operating expenses for February were $29,261,363
$26,835,445 for the same 1958 month,
an
increase
189, p. 1286.
~
The SEC has
Inc.,
were,
mon
reserves
■«
$4,929,582
was
pany Act permitting this Indianapolis, Ind.,
investment company to
sell stock of Unified Reserve Life Insurance Co. to Unified
Underwriters,
$48.49 on
outstanding and $43.44, assuming the exercise of all warrants, Francis
F. Randolph, Chairman, reported on March 31 at the annual meeting
program
$12,500,000
sources
1958 month, a decrease of $137,522.
Unified Funds, Inc.—Stock Said Exempted—
'
Removed
—
appropriately be removed from the list.—V. 186,
diversified
addition,
In
from all
same
189, p. 1286.
A
will
share earnings
first two
per
210.
Tri-Continental
Union's
program.
Lease Purchase Agreement covering gas
Field, .Acadia
bo required
.are
as
40 cents for the
the same period in 1958.
on
The
V.
and its principal stockholders have filed under¬
with the Securities Act registration requirements
future distribution of the company's shares in
the
United States,
and have otherwise satisfied the conditions for
removal from the list specified in the Securities Act Reelease No. 3632
of April 24,
1956.
Accordingly, the Commission concluded that the
which
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Registers Proposed
Bond Offering With SEC—
V
to
instalment
comply
event
material
This company filed
year." Considered
approximately
amount of series D debentures
company
to
the
by Mr.
With
last
Is
United Air Lines Inc.—Private Placement—This
pany
List—
The Titan Petroleum stock
solicitations
27,
Corp.,
comprised
recently have
last
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Files Thrift Plan—
this
same
offering
Restricted
is
their sj*stem to meet
any specific need. The system uses no tubes, emits
no heat and does not mar or
damage walls. The transistor circuit will
indefinitely, providing exceptionally dependable and economical
performance, according to Arie Liberman, President.—V. 188, p. 1561.
was
,
shares
'
stock
Petroleum
list
takings
with
Co., Chicago, 111.—New Development—
on
the
the list to
1.957.
A
This
the
Securities and Exchange Commission has removed the stock of
corporation from its Canadian Restricted List, reducing the num¬
on
1933.
company. A
to the
planned expansion of its operations.
Talk-a-Phoue
at
24.15a
the names of Canadian companies whose
securities
been or are being distributed in the United
States in violation of the registration requirement of the Securities Act
seven
The
shares
additional
Railway
compared
$2,425,918.—V.
.
Canadian
The
issued
additional supermarkets in opera¬
opening these facilities is esti¬
Proceeds of the proposed stock offering,
1960.
an
616.
has
and
The
directors who invested this sum, being at the same
price at which
the shares are now slated for public offering; and, in
addition, 13,327
ehares have been subscribed by directors and members of their families
and friends at the same price.
*
tion
39,500
for
warrants
company also
and founders
promoters
of
shares
proceeds of
Han
Israel
opened 4hi Tel Aviv
was
reserved
The
year.
to
purchase
period
against $10,027,-
as
were
increases in both railway operating revenues and ex¬
penses in February,
Railway operating revenues were $38,649,760 as
against $35,016;144 for the same month last year, an Increase of $3,633,-
of
a
in Israel. The promoters were
Feinberg. Herbert ,Y. Hordes, Bertram I. Loeb and Nathan W.
Alan M.
each
share
per
1958
same
There
The
this
ber
Proposed
payable
par,
Issue
of-New
cents
33
of
has
cents
25
the
of stockholders. These amounts
Independence Issue and Development
Bonds issued before
Jan. 1, 1957, at .the official-rate-of, exchange of IL. 1.8 to $1,
being
$11 per share, .up to 90%, and- the balance in cash, at $11 per share,
U. S. funds. The offering is to be made on an agency basis by Ameri¬
receive
of
cent
for
stock,
compared to $5,067,164 for the
stock at $1 per share has
common
Economy
of
per
the
$9,528,568
ment dated Dec. 22,
From
on
(
;
;
This corporation, with offices at 79 Ben-Yehuda St., Tel Aviv, Israel,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on March 25, 1959 covering
250,000 common shares
(par value IL. .19.800 per share—$11). The
Basic
$.095
■
Signal Co.—Stock Sold—The recent
i
.
of
to
was
Feb. .27 reported to the SEC that it has sold
an
additional $39,600,000 of 4%. debentures, series
Df
due 1981 to three insurance companies under an
agree¬
in
Super-Sol Ltd., Tel Aviv, Israel—Registers
Stock Offering With SEC—
can-Israel
Corporation,
months
same
common
figure
...
been completed, all of said shares having been sold, it
was announced on March 30. For details, see V. 189, p.
1513.
: v
-
are
offering is to be
commission
will be added to the company's
general funds for the purpose of purchasing necessary capital equip¬
ment in the approximate amount of
$125,000 and for supplementing
working capital with the balance of approximately' $290,200. The plant
is to be established in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.
A concrete
and
brick warehouse-type building
has been leased at 4123 Mount
Holly Rd. near Charlotte.
•, '■/
Mj.,7.; i-V
public offering, through Sano & Co. of New York City,
shares
1
compared
as
months this year and 42 cents for
For February alone, net income
may be sold
pursuant to the company's Employee Restricted
Option Plan.
Under such plan, the company has granted options
89.500
Net
parts in this field.—V. 188, p. 2511.
of 300,000 shares of
on
selling plastic pipe, fittings and related products. It has not yet
engaged in business and has no manufacturing machinery or .equipmentfor use in its proposed business.
Management officials have purchased
51,000 common shares for $51,000.
\
•
■
■
York
the largest supplier of critical precision
SPS,
,547 for the
to.
proposes
Boosts
—
type
a
The
Securities
selling
a
company
V-
•
.
year
railroad on March 26.
and
parts for temperatures up to 1,400 degrees Fahrenheit.
; The move reflects- greatly stepped-up- demands from
the aircraft
and missile industries for the higher-heat bolts, including a 200% jump
within the year in orders for the relatively low-cost nickel-cadmium
plated fasteners,
it
Titan
and
Interstate
this
to
key employees, including John B. La. Poiute,
shares) and Gordon H. Fernald <35.0001.
The
company
was
organized
on
March *6, -1959,
under
North
Carolina laws for the purpose of engaging in the business of
producing
high-temperature plating facility—increasing by five-fold
Its capacity to finish hot-spot fasteners and structural parts—-lias
been put into operation by this company.
The new unit,
costing in excess of $100,000, will apply diffused
copper
by
receive
will
The
share.
per
President <39,500
A separate
nickel,
and
Stock
SPS Capacity Five-Fold—
nickel-cadmium,
$1
at
basis
it
rate
at
subscribers,
price;
20-year
a
the
at
warrants
initial
4%%'"note. Proceeds were used to
liquidate outstanding Jong-term bank debt. However, it is anticipated
that additional funds will be required for working capital purposes from
time to time on a short-term basis', Mr. Hallowell said.
He reported that stockholders'
equity reached new high levels in
1958.
At the close of the. year working capital was up to $17,588,172
from $13,386,265, at :Dec. 31; 1957, while net worth rose to a record
$43,382,852 from $40,29.6,674. Total current assets increased to $33,168,018 front $24,731,582 while total assets reached a new high at
$71,898,161, up from $58,241,991.
on
efforts
for which
stock.
common
time
(net earnings plus depre¬
were at an all-time high of $8,824,1957. "This reflects long-range poli¬
cies adopted years ago-to counteract the effects of long-term inflation.
It i3 expected that the future growth opportunities of the company
Will make possible increased sales and earnings without a corresponding
Increase in depreciation and amortization," he stated, i
v
During 1958 the company moved into "a newly-Completed 280,000Equare-foot plant ait* Santa Ana, Calif.,-consolidating the manufactur¬
ing operations and organization of SPS's Cooper Precision Products
division, the Nutt-Shel Co. and the Western Columbia-Hallowell division.
Toward
par
public sale
of
'For two months of 1959 the
The company also has granted to the
underwriter, without cost
it, options to purchase 46.850 common shares at $1 per share at ..any
through 1960, and thereafter through 1964 at a price which
to
356, compared with $8,623,976 in
Life
best
a
$1
for
months
reported by this
share.
a
in 1958
amortization)
on
of
stock
Charlotte,
.
and
shares
the
made
5 fi. stock dividend.
"
•
«•>
Mr Hallowed reported that: cash'earnings
ciation
a
offer
shares outstanding at the year-end. This compared with
earnings of $4,803,996 or $1.99 \ per share on the 2,409,717
two
Registers
—
corporation, with offices at 1626 Hertford Rd., Charlotte, N. C.,
registration statement with the-SEC on March 26, 1959, covering
468.500
379 common
C.
49
and
of
advice
and
the
various
and
phases
of
Charter
corporations
purpose
pursuant to Chapter X,
in
the
and
in which such
reorganiza¬
a
substantial
having
participation. ,is
such
assistance
to
interests
the
Court,
represented
administration
particularly
fcises
X
with
of
the
respect
to
tho
con¬
debtor^
to
tho
feasibility of any plans for reorganization of the debtor
corporation submitted for Court approval.
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1618)
Universal Winding: Co.—Listed
1959, to
said
on
In
ended
months
six
the
Dec.
31,
net
1959,
sales
amounted
!
500,000 shares of its common stock (18.3%
outstanding) by controlling stockholders.
offering of
common
Winslow,
stock
Jr.,
of
director
a
the Fund, is a director of
one
the Commission. Such purchase would not meet the exemption
requirements of Rule 10 f-3 for the reason
that the underwriting
are expected to exceed the limitations stated in that rule.
Accordingly, the Fund has applied for the exemption order permitting
its purchase of Alco Oil shares in an amount otherwise permitted by
said rule.—V. 184, p. 1064.
Western Maryland
'Period End.
Elimination of
the preferred
Victoreen Instrument Co.—Announces New Product—
will vhen clear the way to proceed with
stock
a
—V.
dividend.—V. 189, p. 962.
IRQ
1397.
* '.
1959—2
'$*403,951'
:
*'
"
.*»•'
7
$1,412,364 *
1.249,537 "
i
;
Wheeling Steel
wide
Peninsular
Power
Co.—Offering
public offering of 40,000 shares of
189,
Webster
books
Securities
Corp.,
closed. For
were
was
oversubscribed
mon
Variable
Annuity
and
stock
the
Securities
tracts
This
corporation
'Cpr^
filed-
a
'
With SEC—
registration
covering ;\$3,600,000
30195.9,
and the
Life
Insurance
Co.
Commission
of
to
America—
Confer
Exchange
These
was
of
.
Fla.
189,
p.
Commission
contracts
that
have
variable
been
annuity
offered
and
con¬
sold by
Wometco
Corp. of America—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
share plus accrued dividends.
Conversion privilege expires May 4, 1959.—V.
concerning
the possible impact of dual regulation by this Commission
and
State regulatory
bodies over insurance companies, both those
presently offering such contracts and those, who were considering offer¬
ing the same or a variation therof. The Commission and its staff have
already consulted with representatives of some of these companies in
accordance
with
West
policies in effect since its organization almost 25
years ago, under which it will assist any member of the public who is
desirous cf complying with the safeguards contained in the Securities
w
:77:'."V 7;';777v
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by request, has repeatedly reconsidered
and
forms
in
an
effort
to
avoid
or
Western
revised its rules,
regulations
duplication of systems
subject to its jurisdiction
of
account, reports, and filings where those
may be also subject to the Jurisdiction of another Federal or State
xegulatory authority. In pursuance of this policy and in order that the
Commission may be in a better position fairly and effectively to admin¬
ister the Federal Securities Acts in connection with variable annuities,
the Commission has today invited officials of the National Association
?f Insurance Commissioners and the
ministrators
North
American
Securities
Ad¬
to
meet with it in Washington to consider the mutual
regulation rnvolved in the issuance and sale of these
securities.—V. 188, p. 897; V. 186, p. 1892.
problems
:
a
of
Venture Securities Fund,
This Philadelphia,
for
Inc.—Proposes Stk. Purchase
Pa., investment company has applied
an
to the SEC
exemption order under the Investment Company Act of 1940
permitting its purchase of Alco Oil & Chemical Corporation stock; and
Air
Lines, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
With Securities and Exchange
unnecessary
The
—
for
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Western
187,
.
Gas
"
well
p.
1482.
' v., :
Service
•
Co.,
El
Paso,
•
the
Mutual
Life
Insurance
of
'
New
WLOS*TV
and
FM
the sale
York;
"
and
radio
AM
,
Station WLOS
lit 7
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and "its Stockholders, and to the dissolution and liquida¬
all to occur in April, 1959, the.
will have outstanding 363,730 shares of class A and 540,000*
class B common stock,
Mitchell Wolf son and Sidney Meyer,4
company
a
former subsidiary, WTVJ; Tnc.,
the
lists .21
Meyer,
class
A
-shares
and
wives - and descendants, will own 360,000
Zenia
Meyer
shares
Zenia
of; the
and ^Barbara
of their class. A holdings
tlvely.
all
class
B
sellers of tnc :325,OOO class A shares.
shares.
The prospectus "
Among these are Sidney L
to sell all:
Schechtor, who propose
of "114,780, 25,220, and 140,680 shares, respec-;
Mitchell Wolfson proposes to sell 5.480 of his holdings of 10,961
of
class
A
stock.
Meyer,. 24.033;
Sidney
Barbara
Wolfson. trusts
■'
:or'interests,
7"
Meyer
owns
Scliechter,
65,040.
Investors Selective Fund, Inc. has
make
registration
certain
20,9671 Mitchell Wolfson, 770,468;
help
a
of "'confectionery merchandise through its own theatres-
000 of the
Your Dollars
filed
;V77'7
has taken the entire bond issue and 20% of the preferred '
stock issue. Investors Mutual, Inc., has assumed $1,000,stock and
•
.
together with their respective
of
-■■■>.;
Tex.—Securities
Co.
Station
company
shares of
Privately—This corporation, it was announced on
March 31 has placed $3,200,000 of first mortgage bonds,
and $1,500,000 of preferred stock with institutional in¬
The
7
v .;
Registers,
effect to various transactions, including the redemption,
capital stock, to reclassification of its capital stock,; tocertain indebtedness incurred in connection with transactions between.
Sold
vestors.
as
tion of
...
—
After giving
of
Files
•-
p.'1286.77
Fla.
by
add otherwise.
Commission—
7
..
Miami,
,
■
Asheville, N. C. It also operates a chain of 22 motion picture theatres,:
20 in the Greater-Miami area- ar.d two in Palm Beach arid Tampa, as.
on
capital.—V.
working
•
No
new name is to be adopted in April, 1959.
It was
Mitchell Wolf6on and Sidney Meyer; and members of the'
Wolfson and Meyer families own more than--.99%
of its slock.
The
company owns and operates television Station WTVJ in Miami and
company's
founded
televison
A
March 24 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 1,582 shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at
$31.25 per share, without .underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
corporation
—
'
189.
offices at 306 -North-Miami Ave., Miami, Fla.,
The
Over the years
the Commission in administrating its functions under
the Federal securities laws, sometimes on its own motion and sometimes
above.—V.
Enterprises, Inc.,
supplied by amendment.';..
189, p. 1396.
—
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Md.
writing group headed by Lee Higginscm Corp. and the balance of 35,000shares by such
holders- initially to officers and employees of the.,
company. -The public •.offering price:jinri underwriting terms arc to be;
:,7:
Co.—Secondary Offering
''77'7
Baltimore.
on, March 27, 1959, covering 325,000 outstand-.
ing shares of its class A common stock, of which 290.000 shares are to,
be offered for public sale by. the holders thereof through
an under-"
secondary offering of 12,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on March 25 by J. S. Strauss & Co. at
$26.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents
per share.—V. 188, p. 1317.
its
Acts.
Coast Telephone
Inc.,
.statement with, the SEG
corporation has called for redemption on May 8, 1959, all of its
outstanding 6%
cumulative convertible preferred series B stock at
per
Fund,
7
v
77. 7. *
7 7
7
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corporation .'(formferly Woks'oif-Meyer Theater Enterprises, Inc.),.
This
with
Waste King Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
$10.75
77:/,V
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Secondary With S)EC—
(par
The
and the Investment Company Act cf 1940. Since this decision, members
the Commission staff have had numerous questions put to them
'
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Income
Manhattan'Bonti Fund, Inc.
See
this
of
.
Longer Held to Be Investment Firm—
1177.
cents) was made on March 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$16.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 55 cents
per share.
The offering has been, completed.—V. 189,
p. 1177.
company and Equity Annuity Life Insurance Co., who were de¬
fendants in an action by the Commission to enjoin their offer and
sale until they had been registered under the Securities Act of 1933
Inc. -below.
«-•
Woman's
50
of
7
^ame—KegistersTWith SEC—7
Wometqo. Enterprises,
See
with a dealer's con¬
unsold balance has
ondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock
on
the U. S. Supreme Court sustained the contention
and
—Changes
details, see V. 189, p. 1514.
Exchange
securities.
are
(par $8)
been withdrawn.—V.
"Variable Annuity" Regulatory Problems—
On March 23,
Co.—Secondary Distribu¬
of 20,000 shares of com¬
made on March 30 by The First
Power
&
Boston Corp. at $38.12 Vz per share,
cession of 85 cents per share; the
Vitro
Securities
Electric
tion—A secondary distribution
(par $9) at $32 per share, which was made on March 25
by an underwriting group comprising Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Stone &
-
.
1514.
p.
Virginia
Completed—
stock
common
*.-•
statement, with the SEC on
participations in its Thrift
Plan, together with*50,OOO ^shares of its common stock which may be
asquired pursuant thereto.—V. 188, p. 694.
-i
March
Wolfson-Meyer Theater; Enterprises, Inc.. Miami,
Upper
The
•
.
5,946,339
SI,508,237
1.323.000
469,217
.
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.
Months—1958
$7,358,703
$7,663,259
6,155,022
$3,211,887
* 2,807,936
op&. ,>7 $080,27-1
incOmeAr *.' 641,514
17Q*7
n
189, p.
:
1959—Month—1958
$3,723,792
• 3,043,518
new
over
plans to split the common stock two for one by declaring a 100%
gas
Ry.—Earnings—
FebJ^ar-r"--
oper.
ry.
V
_v.
log electrometer for precision measurement of small currents
dynamic range is announced by this .company.
Designated as Model LE-1 Log Electrometer, the equipment is in
production and available for short-term delivery.
It is designed by
Tullamore Electronics, new subsidiary of Victoreen, and is for use as
a reactor control instrument.
It can be rack, panel or console mounted.
A
natural
purchase
to
Net rev. fromry.
Net
preferred stock of which 32,515 shares were
outstanding on Dec. 31. 1958.
The preferred stock is redeemable in
cash at $17 per share, or is convertible into common stock at the rate
of one share of common for each share of preferrred.
The conversion
is proceeding at a rate which indicates the entire operation will have
been completed by the end of April.
used
were
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating e,xps.
is now in the process of calling its 90-ccnt cumulative
The company
proceeds
,
commissions
convertible $15 par value
i
N.
and water prop-,
crties from Southwestern Public Service Co. The corporation distributes
natural gas and wafer.to residential, commercial, industrial and agri¬
cultural customers in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.—V. 189. pp. 1280 ;
and 750.
■V,,- 4
7::7 7
J7*
The
tion by
to
with $7,557,565 in the corresponding period a
earnings after taxes, however, increased to $313,943,
equal to 94 cents a share on 316,559 common shares outstanding, from
$93,355 or 25 cents per share in the same period last year.
compared
Net
ago.
total
&
acted
Co.
of the proposed underwriters of the stock offering.
By reason of this
affiliation, the Fund's purchase of the stock is prohibted by Section
10 (f) of the Act in the absence of the issuance of an order of exemp¬
unfilled orders already is well in excess of $10,000,000,
sufficient to maintain capacity production well into 1960.
year
public
the
Andrew
\
The backlog of
$7,004,926,
the
of
and
March 30
the American Stock Exchange.
on
to
1959.
Monday, April 6,
.
$200,000 of that issue. Underwood, Neuhaus
as agents for the borrower.
/
assumed
Alco Oil has filed a
development program, Robert Leeson, President,
following the listing of the common stock for trading
tinuing research
given interested persons urftil 1:30 p.m., April 10,
request a hearing thereon.
»
Securities Act registration statement with respect
the Commission has
in New York—
Roughly one-half of the sales of this company now consist of prod¬
ucts which did not exist five years ago, reflecting the company's* con¬
.
.
class
24,033
20,967;
B
class
Patricia
,
shares;*
Goldstein,-"
Frances Wolfson, 29,935; and seven7
JB shares ranging, from 19,393 to."
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possible the
f
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v.
Volume
■vr Hv
189
Number
,1/**'''■
5835
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1619)
51
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OEPARTMEn
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
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ARIZONA
: :
Dated May 1,-1959. Due on
from 1861 to 1989 inclusive.
Maricopa County, Gilbert High Sch.
District No. 204 (P. O.
Phoenix),
Dated May 15, 1959. Due on
May
15 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
Prin¬
the
Bank,of America
the New Britain
in New Britain.
&
Savings
National
Company, of New Hartford,
Trust
r Association,
in
San
Francisco and Los
awarded
to
the
Angeles, or at
First
National
the corpaying agents of the bank
Bank of Arizona, in Phoenix.
m
New York City or
Chicago.
Maricopa County, Hogley Sch. Dist; Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
No. 60 (P. O. Phoenix), Arit. x
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco,
Bond Offering — Rhea
Averill,
189,
v.
—
1179
p.
Hutzler; Ira Haupt & Co.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; John Nu-
interest payable at
Connecticut Bank and Trust
—were
Bond
Board
of
Supervisors;
a^, (MST)"
Due
Jan.
on
from
1
1961
to
and
1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
District,
Monterey County, Calif.
!
May 4 for the pur-,
chase'of $10,000 general obligation
sehool bonds. Dated
May 1, 1959.
Offering—Sealed bids will
(EST) on
April 7 for the purchase of $200,000 funding bonds. Due on
April
Pacific Grove Unified Sch.
on
Waterbury, Conn.
Bond Offering—Emmett G. Mfc-
'
Menamin-:. County Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
bids
at
his
Note Sale—An issue of
$500,000
temporary loan notes
re¬
office in
the
Connecticut
sold to
was
Bank
&
Trust
interest
1969
Salinas until 11 a.m. (PST) on
Company, of Hartford, at 1.70%
April 13 for the purchase of $450,- discount.
County. 000 school
building bonds. Dated "
Treasurer's office.
> ■
A
May l, 1959.. Due on May 1 from
FLORIDA
y
1960 to 1979 inclusive..
Principal yFlorida
\ CALIFORNIA ^
State Turnpike
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Authority
v
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
u*
Centerville School District,.i /• "County Treasurer's office;-'A
"
A
VK. - *
it..."
^February Revenues 21% Above
;
Alameda County, Calif, .v:*-.
Same Month Last Year—For the
-1 San Bruno Park School
Bond Sale—The $241,000 school
District, ;
second
consecutive month, total
San Mateo County, Calif
bonds offered March 24—v.
189, 1 Boiid
Sale—The $439,OOfr school revenues; of the Sunshine State
p, 1287—were awarded to a syndi-.
Florida's Turnpike,
eate headed by the Bank of Amer¬ bonds offered March 24—v. 189, p. Parkway,
a
new
1288—were- awarded to a syndi¬ established
record
high
ica National Trust &
Savings As¬
cate
headed
by the California total since operations began two
sociation, of San Francisco, at a
years ago.
A ;
;V /
price of 100.04, a net interest cost ; Bank, of Lbs Angeles.
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J) ; payable
at
the
.
-
t
.
■
•
•
■
of about
3.86%,
$100,000 5s.
as
Due
follows:
;
February
■
May
v
78,000 3%s.
•
on
Due
54,000
4'
4s.
Due
on<
Due
on
Offering — Howard
Irwin„ District Secretary, will
% ; % •••
sealed
ceive
May" 1- from
1978 to 1983 inclusive.
9,000 Is.
Bond
May 1 from
on
1970 to 1977 inclusive.
:
Summerland Sanitary District,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
1 from
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
bids
Summerland
A 1
at
until
re¬
in
May 1, 1959. Due
on
May 1 from 1960 to 1977-inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
"
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.
,
bids at hfs
til
2
Office in Stockton,
Grossmont
Union
High Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
11959. Due on April 15 from 1960
Offering — R. B. James, to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and
County Clerk, will receive sealed interest
(A-O) payable at the
~
San Diego
Bond
bids at his office in San
Diego un¬
til 10:30 a.m.
(PST) on April 14
for the purchase of
$190,000 school
building bonds.
Dated May.- 15,
1959.
to
Due
1979
May 15 from
on
inclusive.
Francisco.
1961
Principal
and
payable
at
Treasurer's
office.
interest
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington •& Sutcliffe, of San
Union
Sanitary
the
(M-N)
County
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
-
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—R. E.
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8
p.m. (PST) on- April 8
for the purchase of
$300,000 sewer
bonds.
on
Dated
May 1
clusive.
May 1,
from
Bonds
1961
due
1959:
to
in
net
$2,000,000
sewer
1983
Principal and interest (M-N)
able at the
or
the
Bank
Trust &
of
America
Savings
San
at
Francisco
the
pay¬
City Treasurer's office,
option of the holder, at
at the
offices
or
National
Association, in
Angeles, or
Los
of
the
tjo-paying
agents of the bank in New York
City
1960 to
on
1971
of
100.03, a
about 4.01%,
*
1973
May 1
from
inclusive.
on
'1,310,000 4s. Due
!
on
on
1989.
ber,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
April 7 for the purchase of
$300,000
water
improvement
bonds.
.
year ago.
for
the
ago.
Net
revenue
the
over
month
same
Feb.
a
year
last month
was
increase of 35%
an
1958
of
net
$283,-
570.12.;
Last
396,272
vehicles
17,936,782 miles on the
Turnpike
compared
to
339,372
vehicles
in January
which tra¬
veled 16,790,263 miles. The traffic
increase
8.8%
was
in
the number
(P. O. Mountain
Home), Idaho
Bond
Offering
sealed
pike
7,222,272
vehicles
veled
355,235,591
Parkway.
The
have tra¬
miles
on
Turnpike Authority has
the
re¬
Gerald
—
bids
until
3
E.
re¬
White
&
Co.
and
C.
revenue
thus leav¬
ing $69,077,000 outstanding.
Manalapan, Fla.
Bond
Sale—The
$150,000 water
bonds offered March 30—v. 189, p.
1398—were awarded to Sullivan,
Nelson
&
Gross, Inc., and Mullaney, Wells & Co., jointly, as
41/2S, at a price of 100.26, a basis
about
Cl6rk,
City
bids until 8
9
for
will
-
Hailey,
receive sealed
(MST) on April
purchase
of $60,000
p.m.
the
Certificate
utilities
Sale
—
Bank
Main
a.m.
the
Connecticut
and. Trust
Company, 750
Street, Hartford, until 11:30
on April 8 for the pur¬
(EST)
chase
of
$380,000
school
bonds.
,
School District
No. Ill (P. O. Belleville), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $55,000
St. Clair County
inclusive.
Principal and school bonds was sold to Harry J.
payable at the Wilson & Co., as 4s and 4V8s.
City Treasurer's office. Legality Dated Feb. 1,1959. Due on May 1
approved by Burcham and Blair, from 1962 to 1978 inclusive. In¬
of Spokane.
terest M-N. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
interest
i(A-O)
ILLINOIS
Louis.
Carroll County
Community Consol.
School District No. 174 (P. O.
Thomson), III.
Bond Offering — Doris Feldt,
Secretary of Board of Education,
County School District No.
(P. O. Harrisburg), III.
'
.Bond Sale—An issue of $45,000
school bonds was sold to the Mid¬
Saline
95
land Securities Company, as 4J/4s
receive sealed bids until 8
and 4J/£s. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due
(CST) on April 8 for the pur¬
on Dec.
1 from 1961 to 1978 in¬
chase of $192,000 school building
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1978 inclusive. proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at a place mutually agree¬
able
the
to
purchaser and the
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Board of Education.
of St. Louis.
Carroll County Community High
School District No. 201 (P. O.
The
$650,000
certificates
revenue
of¬
Due
on
May 1 from
Thomson), III.
Bond Offering—Harold E. Fed-
Due
on
on
May 1 from
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
I
aviation
offered
—were
bonds.
Dated
April
Dec. 1 from
1959.
Due
1961
1,
to
inclusive.
on
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at a place
mutually agreed upon between
the purchaser and the Board of
terest
Education.
Legality approved
&
Trauernicht,
of
by
Louis.
revenue, Series A, bonds
March 31—v. 189, p. 1399
Cook County School District No. 68
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Kidder, Peabody & Co., as 4.30s,
at a price of 98.19, a basis of about
4.40%.
(P. O. 9301 Keating Avenue,
Skokie), III.
Bond Offering—Arthur E. Kent,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
of
the
syndi¬
sealed
bids
until
7
(CST) on April 14 for the
purchase of $545,000 school build¬
p.m.
members
receive
of St. Louis.
Sangamon County, Springfield Sch.
District No. 186 (P. 0. 301 West
Springfield), til.
— Louise Burtle,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Adams Street,
Bond Offering
will receive sealed bids: until noon
(CST) on April 8 for the purchase
$3,260,000 school building
bonds.
Dated April 8, 1959. Due
on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
of
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany in the State of Illinois as
may be selected by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, Of St. Louis.
Shimer College
(P. O. Mount
Carroll), III.
Bond
Offering—J. Arthur Fet-
St, terolf, Business Manager, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Hawaii (State of)
Sale — The
$14,000,000
headed by C. J. Devine & Co., and
Other
will receive sealed bids
1978
May 1 from
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
Due
ucation,
building
1961 to 1974 inclusive.
105,000 4s.
Bond
at
Due in 40s years.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago,
revenue bonds. Dated April
1, 1959. Due on April 1 from 1960
1974
bonds.
'
water
4:47%.
Titusville, Florida
CONNECTICUT
bids
the
ap¬
Chicago.
Maries, Idaho
Offering—J.
EJ
Bond
Charles
sealed
and
p.m.
$74,000,000
N.
Conn.
purchaser
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
,4
of
HAWAII
District,
the
will
.
School
tween
Board of Education. Legality
.
363,000 4.10s.
Co.
Company* of Des Moines, as 5V2S.
Dated March 1, 1959.
Due on
jVIarch 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
.
berg,. Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern,
Shuman, Agnew & Co.,
&
$215,000
,
$182,000 3%s.
Work
Bond Sale—-An issue of
gas public utility bonds was sold
to
the
Central
Life
Assurance
p.m.
Dean
Witter & Co., J. B.
Hanauer & Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Irving Lundborg & Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Stone & Young-
E.
'*
Crassville, lit.
on
"Co.,
H.
Chap¬
Frankfort, III.
April 13 for the pur¬
Bond
Offering —- Albert
H.
chase of $27,000 general obliga¬
tion hospital bonds. Dated April Krusemark, Village Attorney, will
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1,
1959.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable at the First Se¬ (CST) on April 6 for the purchase
>
curity Bank of Idaho, in Boise. of $440,000 bonds, as follows:
Legality
approved
by
Dawson, $140,00G general obligation sewer
bonds. Due serially from 1960
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
Denver.
to 1077.
<
U*
300,000 sewer and water revenue
St.
(MST)
of vehicles.
Since the opening of the Turn¬
Educa¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at a place agreed upon be¬
IDAHO
Elmore County
to
month
traveled
the Board of
and
Inc.; A. Webster Dougherty & Co.;
Harkness & Hill, Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; Mc- proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Donald-Moore & Co.; John Small of St. Louis.
& Co., Inc.; Wallace, Geruldsen &
DuPage County School District No.
Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Rambo,
33 (P. O. West Chicago), lit.
Close and Kerner, Inc.; Piper, Jaf-Bond Offering—Evelyn A. Ben¬
fray & Hopwood; Harold E. Wood
nett, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
& Co.; Ellis & Co.; Freeman &
tion* will receive sealed bids until
Co.; F* Brittain Kennedy & Co.; 8
p.m. (CST) on April 16- for the
Stix & Co.; Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
purchase of $393,000 school build¬
Inc.; M. E. Allison & Co., Inc., and
ing bonds. Dated May 1,1959. Due
Pacific Northwest Co.
on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1972 incl,
dersen, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
Bond Offering—Helen N. Kron,
Town Treasurer, will receive
Web¬
& Simmons; Tuller & Zucker,
Foster & Marshall; Tripp & Co.,
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 8 for
the purchase of $295,000 school
i
I.
year
operating
expenses
$16,945.44 under the
sliced
$383,516.46 for
'
\
May 1,
&
Co., Inc., American Trust Co., of
San Francisco, R. H,; Moulton &
Berlin
Lincoln, Calif.
& Co.;
Clement A.
Co.; Park, Ryan, Inc.;
Cutter, Bennett & Co.; Blunt Ellis
Evans
189, p. 1288—
were awarded to
Pierce, Carrison,
Wulbern, Inc., as follows:
'
Offering—Mary
a
chaser
tion. Legality approved by
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
Fahnestock
fered March 26—v.
or
Bond
a
total
of
Others in the account: Blyth &
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
,
February
were
May 1, 1972,
May 1 from
t© 1988 inclusive.
115,000 3s. Due
Chicago.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Her¬
cisco.
Due
55,000 4V2s. Due
thereafter
are
callable, as a whole
oy in part, in inverse numerical
order, on May 1, 1970 and on any
interest payment date thereafter.
:
:
of
cost
$520,000 5s.
in¬
and
interest
price
follows:
as
Due
1989
a
&
tired $4,923,000 of its original issue
bonds, offered March 31—v. 189, p.
1398—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the bank of Amer¬
sociation, at
Wambold,
11.8% ahead of
'
Alameda
ica National Trust & Savings As¬
Lakeport, Calif.
month
same
{'For the first 11 months of the
un¬
i(PST) on April 13 for
"purchase, of $60,000 school
building bonds:Dated April 15,
p.m.
the
the
fiscal period which began April 1,
net revenue of $3,326,293.20 was
*
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
i.
4
of
ago.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company
in Illinois as may be
agreed upon between the pur¬
inclusive.
Co.; Wood, Gundy
Co., Inc.; R. D. White & Co.;
ceive
State Turnpike Authority, said.
The Feb.
1959 total was 21%
„
Dated
&
Fletcher, County Clerk, will
ahead
May T;-1984.? :'»
$185,000 sewer bonds. Dated May
1, 19597Due on May 1 from 1963
Duarte School District, Los
Angeles to 1989 "inclusive.
Principal" and
County, Calif.
'
j interest (M-N) payable at the
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly, County Treasurer's office.:. Legal¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ity ^approved by O'Melverty &
bids at his office in Los
Angeles Myers, of Los Angeles. '
until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 21: for
the
purchase of $36,000 school ];
Turner School District, San
bonds.
McCormick
a
high total of $476,607.60 for
gain of 7% over Jan. 1959, pre¬
vious
high
month,
Thomas
B.
Manuel, Chairman of the Florida
(PST)
8'"p.m.
reached
revenues
Co., Inc.; R. S. Dickson
Co.; J. R. Williston & Beane;
new
April-14 for the purchase of
on
Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Hirsch
& Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.;
a
A.
his office
Lynch, Pierce, Fen- ing bonds. Dated April .1, 1959.
Smith; Salomon Bros. & Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1978
veen &
&
be received until 2
p.m.
■
of
Bank,
Merrill
&
ner
Stroud &
*■
will receive sealed bids until 11:30
or at
National
Canton, Conn.
•
Clerk
and
at. the City Treasurer's office; or
at the option of the
holder, at the
Arizona-
Sale—The $80,000 general
obligation school bonds offered
Bond
March 23
cate:
Principal
May 1
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
(CST)
on
April 17 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000
non-tax exempt
dormitory revenue bonds.
Oct.
1, 1957.
Due
1997
on
Dated
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
1960
to
A-O.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler,
of Chicago.
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
62
.
Monday, April 6, 1959
.
(1620)
100,000 street improvement bonds
to Quail & Co., at a price of
Zion, III- "f- :
Offering—W. L. Collins,
Bond
,
purchase of $250,©00 water works and
sewerage
revenue
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
1958. Due on May 1 from 1963 to
1985 inclusive. Bonds due in 1975
and thereafter are callable in in¬
verse numerical order on any in¬
terest i?ayment date on or after
IVTay 1, 1974. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at a bank
In Chicago mutually agreed upon
between the purchaser and the
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Gilmore, Iowa
sewer
construction bonds was sold
«t
a
price of par.
v
^
^ !
189, p. 1399—were awarded
to the City Securities Corporation,
—v.
Indianapolis Redevelopment Dist.,
A-A
Indiana
H.
(CST) on April 21 for the pur¬
chase of $1,165,000 redevelopment
1959. Due
inclu¬
Dated April 1,
(bonds.
$1,500,000 elec¬
Bond Sale—The
tric
revenue
189, p. 1399—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., as
follows:
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1978
$360,000 5s. Due on April 1 from
Principal and interest (J-J)
1965 Inclusive.
1960 to
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Ross,
IVTcCord, Ice & Miller, of Indiana¬
polis.
645,000 3^s. Due on April 1 from
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
495,000 3*/2S. Due on April 1 from
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Ind.
Union Twp.
—
The
Marjorie
L.
1959.
Due
Nov. 1 from 1960 to
on
Cooncy, of Des Moines.
3s, at a price of 100.01, a basis
Barton
bonds.
County Sch. District No. 2
Bond Sale—An issue of $110,000
was
sold to John
Dated
receive
bids
sealed
until
1
p.m.
(CST)
on April 7 for the purchase
$135,000 waterworks revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due
On Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclu¬
©f
Wayne Twp. (P. O. Columbus),
Indiana
or at any bank specified by
purchasers. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
urer,
Tugwell announces that the
of Highways will receive
scaled bids until 11 a.m.
(CST)
Board
Township
ceive
until
bids
sealed
will
Trustee,
2
re¬
p.m.
April 10 for the pur¬
chase of $92,000 bonds, as follows:
(CST)
on
$25,000
School
Due
bonds.
Township
semi-annually from July
1, 1960 to July 1, 1972.
©7,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July X,
1960 to July 1, 1973.
Dated
April
Principal
at the First
1, 1959.
interest payable
ffational Bank
of Columbus. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
tee & Miller, of Indianapolis.
IOWA
Sale—The
Northview
•offered March 30—were awarded
os
follows:
to
Stern
Brothers
price of 100.01,
$50,000 314s, due
a
&
as
on
Co., at
follows:
Nov.
1
from
1960 to 1964 inclusive;
$10,000 3s, due Nov. 1, 1965;
$40,000 234s, due on Nov. 1
...
,
*
-
from
1966
to
1969
inclusive;
$40,000 3s, due on Nov. 1 from
1970 to
1973 inclusive;
and
$22,000 3!/8S, due on Nov. 1,
1974 and 1975.
Sewer,
April
on
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Bonds due
in
thereafter
and
1969
whole
in
interest payment
call¬
are
in
or
numerical
part,
order,
on
in
any
after
May 1, 1968. Principal and inter¬
est (1VI-N) payable at the State
Treasurer's office, or at the fiscal
agency of the State in New York
City, at the holder's option. Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King &
Dawson, of Wcw York City.
date
on or
New Orleans, La.
Bond Sale—The
$5,370,000 pub¬
improvement bonds offered
April 2 — v. 189, p. 1399 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Lehman
Brothers, at a price of 100.06, a
net interest cost of about 3.39%,
April 14 for the purchase of
$5,000,000 school construction
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due
on April
1 from 1961 to 1984 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable at the MercantileSafe Deposit and Trust Company,
of Baltimore.
Legality approved
Dank-
by Niles, Barton, Yost &
of Baltimore.
1,659,000
1970 inclusive.
Due on May
to 1979 inclusive.
3y4s.
1971
from
3V2s.
2,217,000
Offering
Bond
City
Healey,
—
Edward
J.
will
in
Others
c/o
First
The
1
syndicate:
First
Boston
Merle-Smith.
Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, New
Corp., J.'C. Brad¬
ford & Co., Baxter & Co., Provi¬
dent Savings Bank & Trust Co., of
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
Rouse &
Co., Rapides
Bank & Trust Co., of Alexandria,
Woelfolk & Shober, and Breed &
Harrison, Inc.
Sterner,
Bauereis,
County Court Clerk,, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
April 7 for the purchase of $1,450,000 school building revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due
Beverly, Mass.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Note
be received until
noon
(EST)
on
April 6 for the purchase of $500,000 tax anticipation notes. Due on
Dec. 4, 1959.
Oct.
1
from
1960
The bonds
redemption
on
or
to
are
1984
in¬
subject to
April 1,
to
$46,000 3%s. Due
8,000 3.30s.
Trust
Company, of Cov¬
ington.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
20,000 3.70s. Due
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
the Boston Safe
Deposit and Trust
Company, of Boston, at 1.71% dis¬
count.
Sale
Bond
and
tory
revenue
1, 1958.
Due
of $150,000 dormi¬
bonds, Dated June
on
June 1 from 1960
on
April 1, 1977
on
to
189,
a
—
The
$2,100,000
offered April
1516—were awarded
headed by Halsey,
p.
group
Stuart
&
Co., Inc., as 3.30s, at a
100.36, a basis of about
3.25%.
Others in the account: Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler, Hemphill, Noyes &
Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
and Harkness & Hill, Inc.
Massachusetts
Bond
<
Additional
Sale
revenue
the same time
group
F.
Ken¬
April 14 for the purchase of $60,161,000 bonds, as follows:
—
The
outlay
capital
$500,000
on
1960 to
services
veterans'
Feb.
1
bonds.
Due
1960
fund
from
1969 inclusive.
to
on
Due
on
Feb.
1
from
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
6,800,000
Due
outlay
capital
on
Feb.
1
bonds.
1960
from
to
1979 inclusive.
Due
outlay
capital
5,000,000
on
4,800,000
..
,*8.
First
at
National' Bank
of
Chicago.
Legality approved by the Attor¬
ney General of Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Turnpike
Authority,
Massachusetts :
Million Bonds to
*
9
Marketon -April
—
An
Reach
under¬
-
$52,800,000 Massachusetts Turn¬
pike Authority
tunnel revenue
bonds. ;:AT
The bonds
the
<
to be issued for
are
acquisition from the City of
of the
present two-lane
TunneL
between
Boston
the construc¬
tion of an adjacent two-lane tun¬
nel.
The- bonds will be issued
and East Boston and
,
separate trust agreement
payable from different
revenues
than
the
outstanding
under
a
and will be
bonds of the Massachusetts Turn¬
pike Authority, which were issued
in
to
1954
finance
the
Massa¬
chusetts Turnpike. While
nels
will
be
operated
the tun¬
by the
Turnpike. Authority,
all
funds
connected with its operation will
be
held
and
administered
rately
from
Turnpike.
sepa-
Massachusetts
the
Newton, Mass.
Sale—An issue of
Note
$1,000,sold
000 temporary loan notes was
to
the
Merchants
National
Bank
1.68% discount.
Pittsfield, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
$600,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
the Pittsfield National Bank, in
Pittsfield, at 1.82% discount.
Feb.
1
bonds
from
1960 to
outlay
capital
on
Feb.
1
from
bonds.
receive
1 from 1960 to
1979 in¬
500,0
bids
until
11
a.m.
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
byi Storey, . Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge; of Boston.
Worcester, Mass.
clusive.
"-•T-
sealed
(EST) on April 7 for the purchase
of $800,000 temporary loan bonds.
Dated April 7, 1959. .Due on Nov.
4,
1959.
Principal and interest
1960 to
Due on
Feb.
Offering —John E. Clark,
City Treasurer and Collector, will
1979 inclusive.
composed of Kohlmeyer &
■v/.-ry.c
;
Principal and interest
the
First National
Bank of Boston; Bankers Trust '
Co., New York, City; or at the
1, 1959.
payable
Note
$16,000,000 highway improvement
$250,000
a
Feb. 1
on
Waltham, Mass.
LOT B
l,80f\000 capital bonds.
awarded to
Due
All of the bonds are dated Feb.
bonds.
from
1
Feb.
1963 inclusive.
250,000
bonds offered at
were
W at e r
Metropolitan
from 1960 to 2009-inclusive.
of Boston, at
LOT A
Due
1979 to 1984 inclusive.
utilities
(Commonwealth of)
Offering—John
nedy, State Treasurer and Re¬
ceiver-General,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
April 1 from
1978.
79,000 3.90s. Due
/
District bonds.
-
Sumner
school project bonds
bonds.
April 1,1975
Feb. 1
on
Boston
LawrenceMass.
1979 inclusive.
22,000 3.80s. - Due
son,
purchase
on
1,450,000
Due
and Tripp.& Co.; Inc.,,plans to of- fer- on Thursday,. April 9, 1959,
Holyoke, Mass.
and 1976.
O.
flood
and
drainage
.
count.
on
and 1974.
Bond Offering—Frank D. Peter¬
the
Due
April 1, 1970.
8,000 3.40s. Due on April 1, 1971.
8,000 31/2S. Due on April 1, 1972.
18,000 3.60s. Due on April 1, 1973
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Peoples Liberty
Secretary of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m..(CST) on April 7 for
April 1 from
Due on Feb. 1
writing group, headed, jointly by
F, S. Moseley
Co., The First
Bostoh Corp., Blyth & Co., Inc.A
&
on
4,000,000
$52.8
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
Due
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
after
(P.
Dinkins
District bonds.
temporary loan notes was sold to
the
Middlesex
County National
Bank, of Everett, at 1.71% dis¬
Co.,
and
Abrams & Co., jointly, as follows:
1964.
University of Kentucky
Lexington), Ky.
Ladd
Water
Metropolitan
from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
,
Everett, Mass.
Welsh, La.
Bond Sale—The $209,000 public
improvement bonds offered March
19—v. 189, p. 964—were awarded
r
1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
3,761,000
control bonds.
price of
Jones, Inc., White, Hattier & Sanford, Newman, Brown
& Co., Inc., Alex. Brown & Sons,
Trust Company of Georgia, At¬
lanta, Stroud & Co., Inc., Dick &
150,000 Metropolitan District
Sewerage bonds. Due on Feb.
from 1960 to 1995 inclusive.
purchase of $153,000 fire
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the First
National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Scharff &
Bond Offering—W. J.
■
1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
station bonds.
2—v.
Cincinnati, Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
Courts
&
Co., Folger,
Nolan,
(P. O. Covington),
Kentucky
1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
500,000 Metropolitan District
Sewerage bonds. Due on Feb.
9 for the
Corp., Shields & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Hibernia Na¬
tional
Bank,
of New
Orleans,
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
"
Kenton County
500,000 Metropolitan District
Sewerage bonds. Due on Feb.
Munici¬
pal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
York Hanseatic
KENTUCKY
1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
T
National Bank of Boston,
on May
1
1988 inclusive.
the
on
1988 in-
1,000,000
Metropolitan District
Sewerage bonds./Due on Feb.
1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
re¬
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
ceive
Due
to
1980
from
bonds.
1960 to
350,000 Metropolitan District
Sewerage bonds. Due on Feb.
MASSACHUSETTS
1963 inclusive.
1964 to
Main
from
1
A: elusive;.
•'
1,000,000
Metropolitan
District *
Sewerage bonds. Due on Feb.
on
meyer,
Due
Water
Feb*
-
Weigle announces that the
Education, will receive
bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
District
Metropolitan
1,500,000
follows:
as
April 1, 1959. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
State Treasurer's office.
Legality
Dated
Bank &
$162,000 street construction bonds
Storm
48,000 Northwest • Storm Sewer
Project No. 5, Series 116
bonds.
Due on April 1 from
clusive.
$262,000 bonds
on
1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
on
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Bond
Due
Series 115 bonds. Due
'
©nd
for the purchase of
$10,000,000 highway bonds. Dated
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
inverse
O.
1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
A. P.
April 30
County (P.
Attleboro, Mass.
Bond Offering—State Treasurer
on
JLOT C-V'
Metropolitan District
Seweragp bonds. Due on Feb.
1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
■/;.
of
(State of)
Louisiana
improvement,
bonds.
clusive.
84,500
Bond Offering—Donald Thomp¬
son,
114
April 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Van Buren Bank,
in Van Buren Bank, in Van Buren.
Illegality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
internal
Series
1959. Principal
payable at the
May 1,
1,021,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
Offering—Orpha Stewart,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
7 for the purchase of $315,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds, as follows:
City
$232,500
.
office of the School Board Treas¬
Bond
cher, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
5
from
1
and interest (M-N)
1960 to
Ind.
No.
on,-May
inclusive,
^
;
3,000,000
Annapolis), Md.
ard D.
$473,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
Small & Co., Inc.
Manhattan, Kansas
Bond Offering—Charles E. Hat¬
1
from
1
May
District
Due
1960 to 1979
of about 2.99%.
Van Buren,
Arundel
lic
;
(P. O. Ellinwood), Kansas
building bonds
on
School
280,000
Legality approved
1976 inclusive.
by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
KANSAS
$32,500 school
Sale—The
—
April 6 lor the purchase of $485,000 school bonds. Dated April 1,
School Twp. (P. O.
building bonds offered March 25
—v.
189, p. 1399—were awarded
to the State Bank of Nappanee,
©s
Offering
Casper, Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed and
oral bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
1, Nappanee), Ind.
R.R.
Bond
District, Iowa
Bond
Due
1960 to 1984 inclusive.
able,
West Des Moines Community Sch.
$1,000,000
rtreet improvement bonds offered
April 1 — v. 189, p. 1399 — were
©warded to a group composed of
the Continental Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co., Chicago, Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, C. F.
Childs & Co.,
and Indianapolis
Bond & Share Corp., as 2%s, at
© price of 100.35, a basis of about
7,55%.
- A- '
A
Sale
Bond
No.
District
School.
;
$4,000,000
Metropolitan
District
i; Sewerage bonds. Due on Feb.
1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Bond Offering—President Rich¬
$500,000
1960 to 1981 inclusive.
'
South Bend,
Anne
sealed
—v.
a
April 23 for the pur¬
$780,000 school bonds, as
on
bonds.
1 from
1984 inclusive.
MARYLAND
Board
bonds offered April 2
Due on April
to
.
Due oirFeb. 1
£txttn.l960 te> 1979 inclusive.
the
that
announces
the
Iowa
Webster City,
bosche, City Controller, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until 1
p.m.
sive.
(CST)
I p.m.
oral
bids will be received until April
15
for the purchase of
$70,000
water system bonds, it is reported.
.
on
1979
:
,
'
on
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
95,000 4s.
A'-"A ;• / //;
Chafes "Btver F100 d 4
bonds.
April 1 from
on
April 1, 1973. c
62,000 4.05s. Due on April 1 from
School Board will receive
Parish
Due
-
"
1061 to 1972 inclusive.
11,000 4.10s. Due
separate sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Bond Offering—^Sealed and
c
Albert
.$82,000 4s.
follows:
Fferrel,
receive
will
Clerk,
oral bids until
and
—
3OOjjW0
'
Offering—Secretary Luke
Richard
H.
chase of
Oakland, IoiGa
Bond Offering—Jack W.
sealed
(CST)
on
April 6 for the purchase of
Clinton School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $92,000 school $50,000 swimming pool bonds.
building bonds offered March 26
Sheldon, Iowa ,■•/■ ■
Offering
follows:
-
Corporation,
of Iowa
to the First
Town
Bond
A. bKjluarv*t£.^'vy'y- Vv '
on
1979
frcon. 1960 to
Co., T. J. Feibelman & Co., and
Company, as
(P. O. Jennings), La.
Sale—An issue of $22,000
Bond
Feb.- 4
the Weil Investment
on
to 1968 inclusive.
INDIANA
*
Principal and
payable at
the
& Capital Trust
(J-D)
as
due
April 7 for the
3%s.
inclusive.
1998
follows: $11,000 3!is, Farmers Bank
May 1, 1960; $11,000 Company, of Frankfort. Legality
by Skaggs,
Hays &
3!4s, due May 1, 1961; $22,000 approved
334s, due on May 1, 1962 and Fahcy, of Louisville. •
1963: $22,000 4s, due on May 1*
LOUISIANA
1964
and
1965; and $34,000
4y4s, due on May 1 from 1966 Jefferson Davis Parish Sch. Dists.
par,
City Clerk-Manager, will receive
pealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
©s
to
interest
Neoonset River Drainage
and Flood Control bonds. Due
„,fd
J'-^r ,no;i
Bond
Offering—Francis J. Mc-
Grath, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on
April 7 *for the purchase of
$800,000 sewer loan bonds." Dated
-Number 5835
Volume 189
;
.'The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1621)
Oct.
1, 1958,; Due
-on
Legality
approved
by til 7:30 p.m. (EST) on April 22 for
Principal Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, the purchase of$950,000 building;
1959' to 1978-inclusive.
interest payable at the First
and
National Bank of Boston.
approved "by
Palmer &
*•,'
.
Storey,
of Detroit.
Lake
Legality
and site bonds. Dated
May 1,
Due
Orion
Community Sch. Dist.,
Thorndike,;
Dodge, of Boston.
Note
Offering —Hugh
Brady,
(J-D) payable at
r
Secretary of Board of Education,
>
by
receive
sealed
bids
School -District- No. 5
Baxman
p.m.
(P. (X 4721 South 3 Mile Road,
R.F.D. 3, Bay City), Mich.
'•
company
will
MICHIOANV/v
,
(EST)
on
until
April 8 for the
8
pur¬
chase of $120,000 tax anticipation
/Bond Offering—Victor'M. Tar-
notes.
Dated
April 1, 1959.
Due
on
tion, will receive sealed:, bids
terest payable at the Community
National Bank, of Lake Orion.
til 8
<EST) on: April 20 for
p.m.
,
the
purchase^of
site
and
March
$400,000 ^school
building
1,
1959.
bonds.
Due
Dated
July
on
joi< Juiyl,
cipal and interest
1969.
(J-J)
Prin¬
nated by the
approved
V:'
'i Bond
t
&
Co.,
■
J."
Note
bonds
Philip
—
Secretary
offered
March
25—v.
189,
&
Trust
Co.,
of
Jackson,
as
4,000
of
A.
general
(EST)
April
on
anticipation notes. Dated April 15,
1959.
Due
cipal
and
or
April 1, 1960.
on
interest
trust company
the
Prin¬
payable
purchaser.
at
a
designated
Legality
obligation
Wood, King & Dawson,
City.
•
•
1 •
to
1959
from
to
1959
Jefferson School District,
by from 1960 io J974 inclusive.'
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit,
,/
:
;
NEW JERSEY
MINNESOTA
;
Bond Sale
eral
bonds
offered
March
1072—were
p.
$500,000
school
gen¬
17—v.
were
by
189,
Piper,
.
$9,710,000
bonds
revenue
189,
v.
—
of¬
1518—-
p.
group headed
a
Shields
& Co.,. at a price ot
net interest cost of about
as follows:
a
$350,000 6s.
Due on Dec. 15 from
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Tower, Minn.
Clerk,
will
1,060,000 4.10s.
Due on Dec. 15
from 1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Stefanich,
receive
sealed
(P. O. Muskegon
bids until
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Heights), Mich.
April 6 for the purchase of $130,000
receive
general
obligation
1,395,000
/
sewer
bonds. Dhted May
1, 1959. Due
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
system
The
—
awarded to
100.01,
3.93%,
Jaffray & Hop wood.
Bond Offering—Rose
will
Sale
fered April 2
building
awarded to
,
.
Bond
sewer
The
—
obligation
^
Bergen County Sewer Authority
(P. O. Hackensack), N. J.
Stillwater Independent Sch. District
No. 834, Minn.
City
Clerk,
N. H.
Dec.
Bond Offering—Arthur R. Ber-
City
.
Bond Offering — Bids will bo
1, 1958. Principal
received until 11 a.m. (EST) on
and interest (J-D)
payable at the
April 7 for the purchase of $76,Wyandotte Savings Bank, of
000 school bonds. Due on Nov. I
Wyandotte. Legality approved
.Dated
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
quist,
•
NEW HAMPSHIRE
to
ap¬
Park
-
•
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of March
23—v. 189, p. 1401.
t
:
:
on Dec.
1
1962 inclusive.
of New
York
bonds.
from
Due
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Roosevelt
1959
*
10,000 special assessment bonds.
Board
purchase of $190,000 tax
from
1
Due on Dec. 1
1962 inclusive.
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
1072—were awarded to Barcus,
p.
j Kindred & Co., and the City Bank
-Sale—^Thet$995,000/school
Offering
Berthiaume,
of
City.
Community Schools District
Michigan
Dec.
on
1962 inclusive.
ap¬
Bond Sale—The $620,000 school
,
Diftrict,
Michigan
of New York
Romeo
bank
Northwest Rural Agricultural Sch.
District (P. O. Jackson), Mich.
i
if.*
;*!
MacArthur
Legality
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
by
Miller,; Ganfield,
.'.'fU
1400—were awarded
p.
Kenower,
at 2.72%.
Paddock;& >Stone, oLpetroit.
Charlevoix Public Schools
26
trust
or
in Michigan designated
an¬
desig¬
purchaser.. Legality
toy
189,
—v.
to
payable
at a bank br trust company
$40,000 tax
bank
a
Due
interest
and
purchaser.
9 for the
ticipation notes offered March
due; in :1970> and /thef edfte£ .are
as
.
.
Note Sale—The
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive. Bonds
callable
Manchester Public School
District,
^Michigan
'
1
the
April 1, 1960. Principal and in¬
diff, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
un¬
Principal
21,000 special assessment bonds.
1959.
June 1 from 1961 to 1985
on
inclusive.
Michigan
'',1T''A.*'
•
53
chaser.
Ocfcll;,from
Due
260,000 3%s.
1983. ;
:
Dec.
on
15
Due
Dec.
on
15,
■
/ 6,645,000 3.90s.
on
building bonds offered March 28 follows:
(EST) on
May 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
April 9 for the purchase of $35,189, p. 1181—-were awarded $180,000 33/is. Due on
July 1 from
000 special assessment, sewer Principal and interest payable at
to a group composed of Barcus,
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
the City Treasurer's
office.
bonds. Dated Jan. 2, 1959. Due on
Kindred & 'Co.; Juran""&'
Moody,
220,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
July 1 from .1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Inc.; McDougal, & Condon, Inc.;
1969 to 1980 inclusive.
MISSISSIPPI
Interest J-D.
Loewi & Co., Inc.; Martin & Co.,
De Soto
200,000 4^s. Due on July 1 from
County School District
and Vincent .Newman
&"Co., at a
(P. O. Hernando), Miss.
1981 to 1987 inclusive.
Saginaw Twp. (P. O. Saginaw),
price of 100.001, a net interest fcost
Bond Offering—James P. •
Michigan 20,000 3s. Due on July 1, 1988.
Tip¬
: of
about 3.34%;, as "follows:
Bond Offering—Herbert Hoch- ton,
Chancery Clerk, will receive
?
;
Novi Community School District,
$245,000 4^s. Due on/Tuly-1 from
thanner, Township Clerk, will re¬ sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(CST) on
Michigan
1961 to
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m. April 6 for the purchase of
1970inclusiye./; :V
$380,Bond Sale—The $225,000 build¬
(EST) on April 15 for the pur¬ 000 school bonds. Due
630,9004%s. >Duetonr July: i from
serially
ing and site bonds offered March chase of
1971 to 1984 inclusive.
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
$85,000 Water Supply
25—v. 189, p. 1289—were awarded
System
No.
2
revenue
bonds.
120,000
s. Due on:July,l/l985
Forrest County Supervisors Dists.
to a group composed of McDonaldDated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on April
Nos. J and 3 (P. O.
Hattiesburg),
Moore
&
Co.; Kenower, Mac- 1 from 1963 to 1987 inclusive.
r<;
\
/' a
»,V .'
Mississippi
Evart Public School District, Mich. Arthur &
Co., and H. V. Sattley & Principal and interest
Bond Sale—An issue of
(A-O) pay¬
$400,000
"Bond
Offering — Keith * G. Co., Inc., at a price of 100.02, as able at the Detroit Bank & Trust
general
obligation
industrial
follows:
Bregenzer, Secretary of Board of
Company, in Detroit, or at the op¬ bonds was sold to a group com¬
Education, will receive sealed bids $20,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from tion of the
holder, at the Second posed of the First National Bank,
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
until 9 ip.ra I'{EST) 'am
1 National
April 13 for
Bank, of Saginaw. Le¬ of Hattiesburg, Scharff &
Jones,
the purchase of .$225,000 school
2O09OO 414s. Due on June 1 from
gality approved by Dickinson, Inc., and Hamp Jones Company.
1964 to 1984 inclusive.
building bonds. Dated- April 1,
Wright, Davis, McKean & Cudlip,
Lee County Supervisors* District
1959. Due on April 1 from 1960
of Detroit.
No. S (P. O. Tupelo),
Misst
Plymouth, Mich.
to 1977 (inclusive.: Principal and
Bond Offering — John A. RasBond Sale—The $186,000 bonds
Wayne, Mich.
interest < A-O) ;payable at n bank
berry, Chancery Cleric, will re¬
offered March 23—v. 189, p. 1289
Note
Offering — Clarence H. ceive auction
or, .trust
bids at 2 p.m. (CST)
company; designated by
—were awarded to a
group com¬ Ladd, Village Clerk, will receive on April 14 for the
purchase of
thq purchaser.-VLegality approved
posed of Kenower, MacArthur & sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on $100,000
industrial
bonds.
Due
by Miller, Canfield^ Paddock &
Co.; Manley, Bennett & Co., and April 9 for the purchase of -$80,- serially from 1959 to 1978.
Stone, of Detroit. Z.
4s.
from 1975 to 1982 inclusive.
Due on Dec.; lb
from 1984 to 1996 inclusive. V.
—v.
The
bonds, which
by Moody's
!
of
ment
tion.
a
They
authoriza¬
are direct and general
obligations
income
are rated A
the second install-
are
$26,410,000
of
the
Authority the
of which will
be
derived
-
'
-
•
principally from the payment of
charges for sewerage service to bo
rendered under contracts between
the Authority and certain munici¬
palities
in Bergen County.
To
date, perpetual service contracts
have
'
.
'
(P.
O.
4368
Grand
»
Heather
Rapids),
Lane,
Mich.
'
10094,
a
a
189,
price: of
.
*
330,000 3%s. Due
1965 to
1979
on
on
Offering
June
—
from
.
C.
(EST)
Dated March 1, 1959.
Due
July 1 from 1960 to 1973 in¬
1968.
Principal
(J-J) payable
company
at
1973
in' 1969
a
and
bank
of
a
net
price
a
interest cost of
3.17%, for $46,000 3%s,
on
upon
Dec.
1
Dec.
1
from
from
or
trust company
1959
1964
to
to
with the purchaser.
(EST)
on
Bond
Sale
school
and
or
designated by the
15,
1—v.
April 15,1959. Due
trust
pur¬
Principal
at
a
place
and
on
&
son,
1181—were
p.
composed of
group
Smith; Commerce Trust
Co., Kansas
Co., at
a
City,
and
Friday &
price of 100.02, a net in¬
terest cost of about
4.18%,
as
fol¬
1960
to
agreed
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
Carl¬
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
un¬
to
Due
serial¬
1982.
on
July 1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
390,000 4s.
Due
July 1 from
on
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
655,000 4*4s. Due
1977
to
1988
on
BOnd
Offering—E.
Offering
Clerk,
receive
ing bonds,
$7,000
as
on
obligation
Dec.
1962 inclusive.
1
from
Shrop¬
surfacing
bonds.
April 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
on
sewer
bonds.
Due
to
J. M. Dain & Company, Inc.;
Dolphin & Co.; McDonald-Moore
& Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co.; Pohl & Company, Inc.; Seasongood & Mayer; John Small &
Co., Inc.; J. W. Sparks & Co.;
Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Tilney
& Company; The Weil, Roth &
Irving Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Delaware
Twp. School District
(P. O. Erlton), N. J.
Bond Sale—The
$1,640,000 school
bonds
clusive.
-
'*
-
-•
more
Bond
school
years
from date
Sale —The
bonds
offered
of
group
&
31—
headed by B. J. Van Ingen
Co.,
State
at
a
Inc.,
Bank
price
of
of
the
and
National
Newark,
as
100.17,
basis
a
3.65s,
of
about 3.63%.
group
Ira
the
offering
are:
Haupt & Co.; Van Deventer
Brothers, Inc.; Herbert J. Sims &
issue. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Co.,
office.
Ewing & Co.
Legality approved by
$1,752,000
March
189, p. 1400—were awarded to
v.
Other members of
l
redemption
or
Sayrevillh School District, N. J,
on
Dated April 1, 1959. The bonds
which mature on or after
April 1,
1964 are
subject to
five
bonds.
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke; Tripp
Co., Inc.; Van De venter Broth¬
ers, Inc.; Malon S. Andrus, Inc*;
Breed & Harrison, Inc.; Lee W.
Carroll & Co.;
'
O
;
&
a
street
Due
Wagar,
1959
Shear-
a.m.
April 1 from 1961 to 1969 in¬
follows:
general
Due
D.
clusive.
1965
sealed
J. R. Williston & Beane;
Inc.
$250,000 sewer bonds.
Due
on
April 1 from 1961 to 1965 in¬
July 1 from
Ford
—
are:
.
inclusive.
will
offering
son, Hammill & Co.; Bramhall,
Fallon & Co., Inc.; Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
Incorporated;
(CST) on April
14 for the purchase of
$2,200,000
bonds, as follows:
1,500,000
Bond
27
>
offered March 26—v. 189,
shire, Chancery Clerk, will receive p. 1290—were awarded to a syndi¬
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on cate composed of B. J. Van
Ingen
April 6 for the purchase of $125,- & Co., Boland, Saffin & Co.,
000
school
bonds.
Due
serially Phelps, Fenn & Co., Ira Haupt &
from 1960 to 1974.
Co., Stroud & Co., Inc., John J.
Ryan & Co., and the' Camden
NEBRASKA
Trust Company, of Camden, bid¬
ding for $1,638,000 bonds, as 4.30a,
Omaha, Neb.
at a price of 100.17, a basis of about
Bond Offering — M. J.
Dineen,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed 4.28%.
450,000
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
14 for the purchase of
$42,000 pav¬
with
fin & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Incor¬
porated;
Dick
&
Merle-Smith;
Roosevelt & Cross, Incorporated;
Geo. B. Gibbons & Company,
Inc,;
School District (P. O.
Rolling
Fork), Miss.,
bids until 10
July 1, 1965.
on
120,000 3%s. Due
City
A.
bonds.
1960
into
'
Associated in the
Sharkey and Issaquena Counties,
Sharkey "Issaquena Line Consol.
Wyandotte, Mich.
upon
Schools District,
Offering—Jack
Due
1964
interest
Michigan
Bond
offered
Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner &
April
with the purchaser.
Rochford Public
189,
a
$1,330,000
bonds
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Blyth
April 7 for the purchase
1960.
The
—
building
awarded to
Education, will
$38,000 tax anticipation notes.
industrial
from
Western School District, Mich.
40,000 41/2S.
Offering—Lynn Gill, Pres¬
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
of
000
lows:
Michigan
Note
agreed
ly
Rochford Public Schools District,
July
interest
cott, Jr., Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
April 7 for the purchase of $67,-
bank
April
street
assessment
1967 inclusive.
~
.
Robert
as
Principal and interest payable at
a
3{£s,
1964 to
due
payable
1,
$70,000
from
inclusive; and $45,000 3s,
bonds.
callable
Bond Offering—Mrs. J. Y. Pres-
1963
1963
Dated
are
to
Magnolia, Miss.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1959.
on
due
on
April 15 for the purchase of
$800900 electric utility revenue
due
000 tax anticipation notes.
$125,000 5s.
i
on
thereafter
1959
and
1
ident of Board of
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
Bonds
about
due
June 1 from
Hillsdale, Mich.
clusive.
from
special
about
;:
-Vaughn, City Clerk, will receive
on
Oct.
of par,
June.l from
1980 to 1984 "inclusive.
Bond
of
cost
inclusive.
150,000 33/4s. Due
-
Highway
price of par,
improvement bonds, at
1975. inclusive. *:.//
120,000 3J£s. Due
1978 to
on
•
a
inclusive.
91,000
net interest cost of about
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
1
inclusive;
due
3.55%^ as follows/*'<■_ * ; " / $100,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
•
interest
Oct.
on
Chicago, and Harriman Ripley r&
at
fol¬
as
3.50%, for $25,000 3%s,
1289—were ^awarded
to the
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Inc., "jointly,
Vehicle
bonds, at
net
a
gen¬
p.
'Co.,
Motor
Fund
obligation building ;.and site
bonds "offered March "25—v.
Co.,
April 1, 1959. Due
S.E., $95,000
Bond, Sale—The $700*000
eral
&
lows:
'
Bros. & Hutzler; Bear,
Stearns & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; F. S. Smithers &
Co.;
Allen & Company; Boland, Saf-
,
McDonald-Moore
Forest Hills Public Schools-District
entered
.Salomon
...
r
been
municipalities.
Inc.;
Schmidt,
F.
R.
Roberts
Cole
&
&
Parke;
Co.;
and!
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
54
Huntington (P. O. Huntington),
Sch. Diet.
New York
New Jersey
j
Bond Offering:—Ernest W. JohnBond
Offering—F. R. Nuttall, j son, Town Supervisor, will reSecretary of Board of Education, I ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
"will receive sealed 'bids until 8 j (EST) on April 7 for the purchase
*
Sale—The $920,000 school
Bond
a
Monday, April 6, 1959
.
&
from
3.69%,
1960 to
Heckler & Galloway,
city.
Bioomfield
Municipal Sch. District No. €
Juan
San
(P. O.
A.
—
of New York
of
1
April 2 — v. 189, p. 1401 — were
awarded to a group composed of
c. J. Devine & Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc., Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., Rand &
Co., and Charles King & Co., as
3.90s, at a price of 100.55, a basis
0f about 3.84%,
Board of Educasealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (MST) on April 8 for
the purchase of $440,000 school
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
1959. Due on April 1 from I960,
to 1964 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable at the
State Treasurer's office, or at the
Citizens Bank, of Aztec. Legality
wood, Clerk of
tion, will receive
receive
will
Commission,
(EST) on April 7
for
the
purchase
of $1,350,000
water
and
sewer
bonds.- Dated
a.m.
Dec. 1, 1958.
1961 to 1988
Dulles &
inclusive.
&
& Co.
<
The
Co./ Newhard, Cook & Co., Stein
Bros. & Boyce, Townsend, Dabney
Offering—Walter Helber
City Auditor will receive sealer
bids until noon (EST) iori April
14 for the purchase of $178,554.71
special assessment road and im¬
provement bonds:. Dated A^rill,
1959.
Due on April 1 from 1960
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
11
Co., J.\Wk' Sparks & Co., Janney,
Battles, Inc., Green, Ellis
Anderson, Rand & Co., Andrews
& Wells, Inc., Penington, Colket
June and Dec.
1979
Whitehall, OhioV:
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
until
Fenner & -Smith, J. A.
Hogle & Co., William R. Staats &
Pierce,
Bond
—
Easter-
E.
Offering—W.
Bond
Note
b
North Carolina
ment
on
to
Auchincloss,
<
Merrill Lynch,
Baker, Watts & Co., Blunt Ellis
foregoing -supple¬ ,& Simmons, Juliep Collins & Co.,
ments the report in our issue of
Courts & Co., Field, Richards &
March 30—v. 189, p..:1519//?;<,
'Co., Hay deny Miller & Co., Laird,
Bissell: & Meeds, A. E. Hasten &
Dist. (P. O, North Asheboro),
tary
1960
Scribner
&t
Parker & Redpath,
Principal and interest payable at
the City National Bank, of Tiffin.
Legality
approved
by
Squire/
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sani¬
North Asheboro-Central Falls
$1,486,000
bonds
offered
building
Deane
-moon
Dated April 1,-1959.; Due
from
/
Sale —The
Bond
until
on
from semi-annually
1987.
and
1986
bids
sealed
bonds.
Due on June 1 from
75,000 2VzS.
Co., < Butcher
&
Sherrerd,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Singer,
&
April 9 for the purchase
$1,967,000
school - building
(EST)
1980 to 1985 inclusive.
|g^
Green- I school
H.
'
I slip
Bioomfield), N. Mex.
Offering
Bond
receive
240,000 33/4s. Due on June 1 from
Union Free School District
No. 3 (P. O. East Islip), N. Y.
County,
from
240,000 3l£s. Due on June 1
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
Pomeroy, Inc./ Roosevelt &
Cross, Inc., W. H. Newbold's Son
City School District, Ohio
..Bond ; Offering — Betty
Laux,
Clerk of Board of Education, win
1 from
Due on June
1973 inclusive.
1969 to
-
*
/
100,000 3 Vis. Due on June 1
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
140,000 5s.
Tiffin
1 from
improvement
March
ton &
follows:
as
Due on June
1964 inclusive.
$125,000 6s.
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NEW MEXICO
Vance
Co.;
Moseley & Co., Stroud & Co;,
Inc., Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Alex.
Brown & Sons, Schaffer, Necker
& Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., A. G.
special
23—v. 189,
p./1183 —were,.awarded to the Becker & Co., Inc., Reynolds &
Ridgewood
Savings
and
Loan Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Association, of Cleveland;.-as 4s,
Hallgarten & > Co..
American
at a price of par.
'1' 1 \ Securities Corp., Schoellkopf, Hut-
composed
group
Weld
street
offered
bonds
of White,
Securities
Corp., and J. Lee Peller & Co., at
a
price of 100.006, a net interest
to
elusive. Bonds due in 1980 and
thereafter are callable as of Aug.
1, 1979. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Chemical
ark, or at the option of the holder, Corn
Exchange Bank, of New
at the Chase Manhattan Bank, of York City, or at the option of the
New York City. Legality ap- holder, at the Bank of Huntingproved by Hawkins, Delafield &, ton, in Huntington. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Wood, of New York City.
"
.
F. S.
Ohio
Sale—The $19,185
assessment
building bonds offered March 24
—v.
189, p. 1290—were awarded
I960 to 1969 inclusive. |
Principal and interest (A-O) pay- j
able at the National Newark and
Essex Banking Company, in New-I
'
""Bond
North Carolina
cost of about
1
Seven Hills,
O. Raeford),
County (P.
Hope
j
Maple wood
(P. O. South Orange),
South Orange and
i
.
(1622)
Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Callable
&
Junkin; Patton & Co., First South¬
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & Oct,
west"
Inc.
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Granbery,
Marache & Co.,. Granger & Co;,
John
Small
&
Co.,
Tiiller &
inclusive.; :PrmcipaT and
Co.,'
McDonnell *: &
-
to ,1969
June
Sulzberger,
Hallowell,
Tyson;
Jenks, "Kirkland & Co:, Suplee,
Yeatman,. Mosley Co., Inc., Mc.-
1, 1973, or on any inter-: interest
(A-O)
payable" at the
est payment date thereafter. Prin¬
Ohio State Bank,
in Whitehall.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Legality
approved
by tericker, Zucker, C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.,
Note Offering—Chairman Wil- at the Wachovia Bank & Trust
Evatt, Barton, Eckler & Neihoff, Robert Garrett & Sons, RaffenNEW YORK
I liam Reid announces that the Au- Company, of Raleigh, or at the of Columbus.
sperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., Robt.
option of the holder, at the Chase
L. Whittaker, Cunningham, SchA
T*.
PA,7„ i thority
will receive sealed bids Manhattan
Antwerp, Theresa, LeRay, Pfula
Bank, of New York
^ j p m
(£ST) on April 14 for
mertz
&
Co., Inc., Johnson &
OREGON
delphxa,
City. Legality approved by Reed,
i the purchase of $10,442,000 tem7
'Johnson, Kenower, MacArthur &
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
Washington County School District Co., Byrd Brothers, Fox, Reusch
i VI • fN
if PC)
: i porary notes (One Hundred Forty- New York City.
&
Co., Inc., Allan Blair & Co:,
No. 106 (P. O. Metzger), Oregon
N Y
Issue). Dated May
Evans & Co., Inc., Boenning & Co,,
™
ou
1 Due on Dec1959- Payable at
Bond Offering — Olga F. Ste¬
Pilot Mountain, N. C.
Bond Offering HaroldD. Shepchemical
Corn
Exchange
Chaplin & Co., McDonald-Moorj?
phenson, District Clerky will re¬
ard
District Clerk, will receive 3ank> of New York City. Legality
& Co., Mead, Miller & Co.
Bond Offering —W. E. Easter:
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.;
sealed bids until 3 p.ni. (EST) op approved by Caldwell, Marshall, ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Peters,
Writer & Christensen,
(PST) on April 14 for the pur¬
April 7 for the purchase of $76,- rrimble & Mitchell, of New York ment Commission, will receive
:Inc., I Shannon
& . Co.,
Walter
chase of $75,000 general-obligation
000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. \$ citv
sealed bids at this office in Ra¬
Stokes. & Co.,: Woodcock^ Hess,
bonds. Dated May 1,-1959. Due on
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on April Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1072 inclusive. Moyer
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Simpson,
1962 inclusive. Principal and in- I
n
uc u
n
v
7 for the purchase of $50,000 san¬
Emery & Co., Inc., Joseph, MelPrincipal and interest payable at
terest (J-D) payable at the North-1
' T C1 .
len & Miller, Inc., J. A. Overton
itary sewer bonds. Dated May 1, the
County Treasurer's office. Le-'
em New York Trust Company, of
Bond Offering—CecileL. Skin- 1959. Due on May 1 from 1960 to
& Co., McDougal. & Condon, Inc.,
Evans Mills, or at the option of
ier, Village Clerk, will receive 1968 inclusive., Principal and in¬ gality approved by Shuler, Sayer, Irving Lundborg & Co., Kalman
Winfree
the holder, at'the Marine Midland
-ealed bids until 3 p m.
on terest (M-N) payable at the Chase
& Co., Inc.r M. B. Vick & Co.,
Trust Company,
of New York April 14 for the purchase of $106,- Manhattan Bank, of New York
Pohl & Co., Inc., and H. V. SatPENNSYLVANIA
City. Legality approved by Vaiv- J00 general purposes
City, or at the option of the
tley & Co., Inc.
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"-dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallcr-f April 1, 1959. Due on July 1
holder, at the Wachovia Bank &
Foster Township School District
Uniontown, Pa.
: ;
Trust Company, of Raleigh.
way, of New York City.
•
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
Le(P. O. Pottsville), Pa.
| and interest (J-J) payable at the gality approved by Mitchell,
Bond Offering — E. H,- Baker,
fp
n
Exchange Bank, in Oakfield. Le- Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, ol
Bond Offering—Richard Tobin,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
on
Sher-
approved by Dawson, Nagel,
& Howard, of Denver.
•
City Housing Authority,
New y0rk
f
, NeW York
man
w,.„
*
\ ^venth
pLFad2tai
5,1959.
„
.
>
,
°
fH'
.
(EST)
bonds. Dated
from
Principal
P^thhZnZ\
V
N
f^SS
„
Y
~
™
n
Bond Offering—Wilbur N. Cres-
well, County Treasurer, will receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
*
(EST) on Apra 9 for the purchase
$1,229,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated March 1,1959. Due
on March 1 from 1960 to 1979 in-
gality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
city
n
,u
n
n
j„„„\
N
Y
Onondaga (P. O. Onondaga), N. r.
Bond Sale—The $601,000 various
improvement bonds offered March
26'—v- 189, p. 1402—were awarded
elusive.
Principal and interest to J- C. Bradford & Co., as 3.60s,
;.(M-S) payable at the FallkillNa- at a price of 100.78, a basis of
tional Bank & Trust Company, in about 3.51%.
at the option of
or
the holder, at
the Chase Manhat¬
tan
Bank, of New York City. Le¬
Sykes,
Vandewater,
by
approved
gality
Heckler
of
Galloway,
&
York City.
New
Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
Offering—Joseph M. Mac-
Bond
(EST)
Hempstead Sanitary District (P: O.
3110 Long
Beach Road, Oceanside), N. Y.
on
sewer
Bond Offering—Harold R. Fow¬
District
ler,
sealed
ceive
(EST)
on
of
chase
11
building
Dated
bonds.
1958. Due on Dec.
1987
until
bids
a.m.
April 15 for the pur¬
$175,000
equipment
.
will re¬
Treasurer,
inclusive.
and
Dec.
„
County,
Legality
water,
approved
Rockaway.
Vande¬
by
Heckler
Sykes,
&
Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
Falls.
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York
—
The
$50,000 street
:
•
the Marine Trust Company of
Western New York, in Buffalo, as
2.60s, at a price of 100.07, a basis
of about 2.57%.
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.
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.
•>
District
Secretary,
will
receive
! sealed bids until 7:30;p.m. (EST)
Walsh
bids
April 6 for the purchase- of
$31,000 general obligation funding
Sch. Dist. bonds. Dated Dec.>1/T1958. Due on
Grafton), N. Dak. \ Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Harold Flatten, Principal and interest payable at
County, Dundee
No. 34 (P. O.
National
Minersville
the
District
7:30
until
oh
/(EST)
p.m.
April 21 for the purchase of $100,000
obligation* bonds.
general
Dated May 1, 1959. Due op May 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.- Le¬
on
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pphl, of Pittsburgh.
Bank.
Clerk, will receive sealed
by Townsend,
p.m. (CST) on April Legality approved
Wall, Pa. j > c
the
purchase of $36,000 Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia:
Bond Offering— Robert Matiebuilding bonds.
Dated April ij
vich, Borough Secretary, will re¬
1959. Due on April
1 from 1962 Pennsylvania General State Author¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
to 1976 inclusive. Interest A-O.
j
ity (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
(EST) on April 6 for the purchase
Bond Sale — The $30,000,000 of
$60,000 street and sewer gen¬
Tenth
Series revenue / bonds of¬ eral obligation bonds. Dated April
OHIO
fered March 31—v. 189, p. 1291—
1, 1959. Due on April 1 from 1960
Ashland College (P. O. Ashland),
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate to 1989 inclusive.
Principal and
Ohio
headed by Drexel & Co., Harriman interest payable at the Mellon Na¬
Bond Offering—Robert M. Ad¬
Ripley & Co., Inc., First Boston tional Bank & Trust Co., in Wilams, Business Manager, -will re¬
Corporation, and Kidder, Peabody merding.
Legality approved by
ceived sealed bids until 10 a.m. &
Co., at a price Of 98.16, a net Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
(EST) on April 13 for the pur¬ interest cost of about 3.58%, as of Pittsburgh. 1 '
chase of $763,000 non-tax; exempt follows: *
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;
bids until 2
14
for
.
..
construction
dormitory
funding
Oct.
1, 1958.
to
1959
and
re¬
bonds.
Dated
Due on Oct. 1 from
revenue
1997
.
on
2%s.
2,625,000
from
Interest
inclusive.
.
$805,000 6s. Due
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
2.90s,
1965.
;
to
15
1968
;
Note- Sale
:
ISLAND
v
Pawtucket, R.t.
...
,
15,
July
on
:
j.
1966
July
on
1964 inclusive.
Due
2,940,000 3s. Due
RHODE
July 15, 1961:
Due
1962 to
925,000
CAROLINA
Fremont, N. C.
Bond Sale—The
1402—were awarded
to Vance Securities Corp., and J.
Lee Peeler & Co., jointly, at a
24—v.
189,
p.
price of 100.01, a net interest
of about 3.99%, as follows:
4s.
Due on June
cost
1, 1961
Bond
Sale—The
6s.
Due on June 1
inclusive.
awarded
—were
worth
price
&
of
Co.,
'
and 1972.
porary.
25—v.
—
The
*
,
■
$500,D00
tem¬
loan notes offered March
189, p. 1403—were awarded
July 15 from ,to the First National Bank
-_i
1
now
j:
4. Vi '
ton, at 1.93% discount.
inclusive.
on
Due on
June 1, 1973
and 1974.
25,000 2Hs.
Due on June 1 from
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
3,575,000
bonds
Inc.,
100.64,
a
p.
1291
Braun, Bosas 3y4s, at a
basis of about
Bond
7
from
5,295,000
Due
3.40s.
1973 to
3M>s.
from 1976 to
1972
Due
1975
Due
1980 to
July
on
15
on
July
of Bos-
on
July
on
July
Smith, Barney
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Tea, S. Dak.
15
inclusive.
15
Offering—Lester S.
Bond
,
nen,'
-
Clerk,
Town
(CST) on
April 6 for the purchase of $33r
1985 inclusive.
& Co., Blyth &
Dan-
receive
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
15
Other members of the syndicate:
$?0,000 special
1
inclusive.
1979 inclusive.
9,475,000 3.60s. Due
from
Sale—The
3V4S.
1969 to
000
obligation honds,
general
follows:
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-
'
as
-
$13,000 fire protection bonds.
Due
'
assessment water and sewer bonds
Co., Inc., Lehman Brothers, Phelps,
offered March 27—v.
Fenn
—were
10,000 3s.
to
189,
3.13%.
from
Due on June 1, 1971
10,000 3%s.
sewer
•
offered March 26—v.
Sandusky, Ohio
to 1970
from
$75,300 special
assessment water and
and 1962,
45,000
4,360,000
Youngstown), Ohio
$100,000 public
March
health center bonds offered
1962
to
City.
'
Mahoning County (P. O.
improvement bonds offered March
26—v. 189, p. 1401—were awarded
"
;
Cleveland.
$10,000
Sale
/,
A-O.
City.
NORTH
Herkimer, N. Y.
Bond
Bank of
Poughkeepsie, in Wappingers
1 from 1959 to
East
inclusive.
able at the First National
Principal and in¬
in
1979
1,
Brook National Bank of Nas¬
sau
to
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Mead¬
ow
system bonds.
1959. Due on April
1960
from
will
noon
April 9 for the purchase
$200,000
1
bids
sealed
receive
of
Treasurer,
until
Village
Donald,
Dated April 1,
'
New York
NQRTH DAKOTA
,
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.
,
of
Poughkeepsie,
^;;
tional
Exchange
dusky,
as
a
189,
p.
1183
awarded to the Third Na-e
3e, at
of
Bank,
a
Sanf
price of 100.10,
basis of about 2.98%..
..
.
&
Co.,
on
Van
1
from
-
:
Jan.
1
on
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,
from
inclusive.
Noyes & Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,
,
20,000 water system bonds. Due
Ingen & Co.* White, Weld & Co.,
Hemphill,
1974
1962 to
inclusive.
Eastman ~ Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., B. J.
Jan.
Dated
April 1,
1961
V
,
1977
to
*
>
1959; Principal
Number 5835
189
Volume
and Interest
suitable
.
.
.
(J-J) payable at
bank
trust
or
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
any
company
designated by the? purchasers. Le¬
gality approved by panforth; &
Danforth, of Sioux< Falls. --" ' \VJ
-
the
purchase
follows:
as
of
$3,850,000 bonds,
.,
*'
•
$1;250,000 water and
sewer
system
Central Consolidated
bonds. Due on Nov.
1. from I960-to 1987 inclusive.
.i.Bonds due in 1975 and there¬
inafter
County
Shelby
(P.' O.
to
April 4.
revenue
;
TENNESSEE
'
"
Principal
Sale—T h
school
e
$8,000,000
bonds
offered March 31—
v. .189,
p. 1292—were,, awarded to
a
syndicate headeji; by the First
National City Bank, of NeW York
City, at a price of 100.20", aYfef in¬
terest cost of about 3.16%,vas fol¬
lows r*
Due
"
-.
'/-.!/
and 1984.
t
.
Additional Sale-J-The
general
fered
$3,000,000
improvement
the
at
awarded to
of
Chicago, at
:
follows;
$720,000 5s.
as
of May
1, 1984.
Principal and interest payable
-
*.r»at the First National Bank, of
^..Abilene, or at the option of
the holder,
at the Republic
National
*
<
Bank,
at' the
First
of
Dallas,
National
or
City
>Bank, of New York City.
"j;
Dfue
2,160,000 3V4S.
120,000
lt^s.
1984.
^
Dallas;
r
4%s.
1,
v'
/
M-S.
Due
••/"A
f
.
April
on
Other members pf the First National City Bank,;, of New York
City, syndicate: Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, of New ./York;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
15,
Due
on
March
rp
March
15, 1959.
and
Jan.
on
Bond
and
bonds
sewer
system
sold
was
to
Columbian Securities Corporation
of Texas, as 4s.
Indep. School District,
1,
1963
1964.
21,000
5s.
(#$.*1965
Due
Jan.
on
1
from
Bond
Sale—An issue of $80,000
schoolhouse bonds was sold to the
Jan.
1,
1959.
Co.; Clark^ Dodge &:Go;; tric light and power, water works
Fidelity Union Trust Co., oj New,--, and sewer system revenue bonds
.......
..
-
r
March 26—v.
awarded
were
headed by
interest
a
the First Boston Cor¬
poration, at
a
cost
follows:
189, p. 1184
syndicate
to
price of
of
par,
about
net
a
School District, T ex.
Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse bonds
Edwards, Inc.,
$50,000
3%s.
3.46%,
as
Co., of Baltimore; Industrial
National Bank, of Providence; J.
R: Williston &
Beane; Winslow,
Cohu
&- Stetson; First .National
Bank in Dallas;
Model, Roland &
Stone, Granbery, Marache & Co.;
Interstate
Securities Corp.; An¬
derson & Strudwick; Sternberger
& Co.; Townsend,
Dabney. & Ty¬
Bank
&
1970
to
Dated
[ of the Harris
Chicago,
syndicate: Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago; Chase Manhattan Bank,
of New
York; Equitable Securities
Corporation;
First
Blyth
Boston
Trust
&
Corp.;
Co.,V Inc.;
Mercantile
Company, of St. Louis; J. C.
Bradford
Bank
&
of
Co.; ..First
National
Oregon, Portland; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Trust Company of
Georgia, Atlanta; Union Planters
National Bank, of Memphis;
Due
3.40s.
Due
15, 1959.
1960
Carl
M.
Loeb,
&
Rhoades
&
Co.,
Co., Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
Ohio
Company, J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Robert
Illinois
W.
Baird
&
&
Co.;
Cumberland
Secu-
Co.,
Strudwick,
Baker,
Frederking,
&
&
Watts
&
Rodman &
of Texas
&
and
Co.,
Renshaw, Byrd Broth¬
Corp., Frantz Hutchinson
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke.
Lyons
&
Shafto,,
Inc.;
Inc.; 'Byrd
til
8
the
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
on
sold
of
$170,000
for
Gibson,
approved
-
Co.,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
"and
Spence
Rutherford, Williamson and Marshall Counties, Horton
Highway
Utility Dist. (P. O. College Grove),
ural
gas
offered
—were
system
bonds
revenue
March 25—v. 189, p.
sold
1404
March
.
sold
to
Bond
school
189,
Winters
will receive
until 2 p.m.
(CST)
on
sealed
bids
April 14 for
189,
p.
Federal
group headed by
Co., Inc., at
Borden
cost
1960
of
about
Due
to
425,000
Building
were
Corporation
to
Company.
$2,310,000
on
BRITISH COLUMBIA
pur¬
Creston, B. C.
Debenture Sale
$90,000
subject
was
and after May 1,
and
are
Principal and interest
as
April 1 from
Due
April
on
1968
to
on
1970
sold to Wood, Gundy &
Co.,
the Royal Bank of
Canada,
as
Due
March 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive; Interest M-S.
pay¬
Legality approved by Pres¬
on
&
VIRGINIA
-
Virginia Board of Education
(Marshall College) (P. O.
Charleston), W. Va.
Bond Sale—The
tion
Building
.Debenture Sale
of
a
to
a
group
of
F.
Smithers
S.
Corp., and the Canadian Bank
price of 99.07.
1959
&
tures
Schmerts & Co., Inc., at a price of
&
98.18,
•
Due
80,000 3s. Due
180,000
3V2s.
1967 and
623,000
Watts
&
Co.;
Lee, Inc.; Bank of Vir¬
WASHINGTON
on
April 1,1966.
April
on
(P. O. Seattle),
Treasurer,
bids
purchase
of
until
will
receive
building
1
a
189,
p.
Washington
School District No. 414 (P. O.
County
Treasurer,
will
Union
Securities
receive
May
on
In¬
Urbain
Premier
School
Commission, Quebec
Debenture
Sale
2.97%,
as
school
$130,000
—
An issue of
to
Hu-
&
price of 98.71,
a
cost
was
Ostiguy
Morgan,
don, Inc., at
interest
debentures
of
about
net
a
5.63%,
as
follows:
$91,000 5s. Due serially from 1960
to 1968.
fol¬
39,000 5%s. Due in 1969. Dated
3s.
1,694,000 2.90s.
Due
on
April
J*an. 2, 1959.
1
Due
on
members
Debenture
$920,000
of the offering
Webster Securities
sold
as
Corp.; The
Philadelphia National Bank; Blair
-
Victoriaville, Quebec
April 1,
1979.
group include:
&
deben¬
Bell, Gouinlock
&
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Stone
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
St.
from 1960 to 1977 inclusive.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond
sold to
was
syndicate
price of 100.0^, a net in¬
$17,106,000
Other
An issue of
—
improvement
terest M-N.
sold
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
1978 and
King County, Lake
In¬
purpose
lows:
bonds.
April 16
QUEBEC
corporate
terest cost of about
May 13 for the
$14,500,000
tures
$18,800,000 gen¬
1404—were awarded to
a
on
1979 inclusive.
1974 inclusive.
Wash.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
5%s. Due
1, &
Co., Ltd., as 5%s. Due
April
on
bonds offered March 31—v.
Dillon,
deben¬
Bell, Gouinlock
1 from 1969 to 1979 inclusive.
Due
Bond Sale—The
Co., at
1
as
1960 to
$1,278,000
•
headed
An issue of
—
Sudbury, Ontario
Milwaukee, Wis.
man
King County, Seattle Sch. District
sold to
WISCONSIN
eral obligation
X
In¬
William, Ontario
Debenture Sale
April 1, 1965.
Due
1969 to
inclusive.
*
1968.
3%s.
Co.,
April 1 from
on
on
Dec.
on
terest A-O.
follows:
$360,000 5s.
5%s, at
as
improvement
was
from
net interest cost of about
as
1968
Debenture Sale
lock & Co., Inc., and Cunningham,
Curtis; Francis I. du Pont
Texas,
Port
Co.,
$1,182,000
Co.; Peoples National Bank of
Baker,
to
Due
J-D.
Co., Goodbody & Co., Wm. E. Pol¬
3.98%,
debentures
com¬
Bache & Co., Francis I. duPont &
a
An issue of
improvement
Commerce, jointly,
revenue
awarded
from
and
*
sold to the Dominion Securi¬
was
bonds of¬ from
fered March 31—v. 189, p. 1520—
Goldman,
Wyllie
price of 95.53.
Cornwall, Ontario
$69,578
ties
$1,328,000 Mar¬
shall Health and Physical Educa¬
1
April 1 from
a
ONTARIO'
-
inclusive.
Va.;
4%s, at
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Sachs & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
&
An issue of
—
improvement, debentures
jointly,
85,000 3V4s. Due
1962 inclusive.
2%s.
Mosley
CANADA
re¬
May 1, 1959.
The bonds
redemption
Yeatman,
p.m
obli¬
general
Dated
Suplee,
Raffens-'
Co.* Incorpo¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
a
Municipal Secur>tfa« Go. and the
First Southwest
2
May 1 from 1961 to 1979
on
1969.
until
net
a
3.01%,
Others in the account:
a
bonds
sold
of
on
1,020,000 3s. Due
Bond
$300,000
of
bids
will
April 20 for the
on
inclusive.
to
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
County
—
Phelps, Fenn &
price of 100.06,
&
&
Evans
that
announces
Directors
Co.;
Incorporated;
Hughes
rated;
1960 to 1964 inclusive.'
$255,000 5s.
No.
County (P. O. Gail), Texas
Securities
a
a
offered
3s, at
of
Inc., Lehman Brothers, and East¬
1292—were
as
$1,700,000
April 2—v.
ginia.
par.
Sale
Due
follows:
Housing and
Agency,
The
—
offered
1404—were awarded to
p.
Mason &
group composed of the Columbian
<
Offering—Mayor Jesse F.
Sale
bonds
sealed
totaling
Abilene, Texas
Bond
the
Home Finance
price of
Bond
TEXAS
Texas
bonds
revenue
24—v.
to the Federal Hous¬
ing and home Finance Agency, at
a price of
par.
-
of
Co.
Parker
&
Co. Incorporated.
Secretary Ar¬
—
Church
sealed
posed
Sale—The $1,200,000 dor¬
mitory
$330,000. nat¬
Directors
.
Tennessee
Sale—The
Gibson,' of
College of Arts and Industries
(p^ O. Kingsville), Texas
Bond
was
County (P. O. Richmond),
Virginia
Thornhill;
...
E.
Board
ceive
$179,000
bonds
a
Charlottesville,
of
Offering
Granbery,
Auchincloss,
perger,
A-O.
White,
Henrico
by
:-:T:
.Board
Bond
&
Co.;
Redpath; Dreyfus
terest
Due
Austin.:
&
Bond
VIRGINIA
son
Legality
Herman
to
Company;
Seattle.
Int.
Weld & Co., as
price of 100.29, a basis
of about 3.16%.
-i
school
April 15 from 1960 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
construction
3.20s, at
un¬
April 9
Dated April 15, 1959.
Brothers; First U. S. Corporation;
Bensdorf
1959.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
interest
'
on
Co.,"
April 1 from
on
&
fice.
April 1 from
on
April -d',
Harkness
Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
ing-W.
&
fol¬
as
1966 inclusive.
&
A. G. Edwards & Sons, First
ers,
&
County School District No.
(P. O. Yakima), Wash.
7
of
Bank
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Mullaney,
Yakima
Colchester Town School District,
Vermont
Hill, Inc., Hayden, Miller & Co.,
bonds.
Hibbs
Co., Inc.,
Inc.,
Anderson
Fridley
rities Corp.; Folger, Nolan, FlemB.
system
to Raus¬
City
Marache & Co.; Schaffer, Necker
■
.
Tyson; Butcher
National
Wells
at the
.
were
Company,
&
&
•
Dabney &
Sherrerd; Freeman & Com¬
The
Seattle.
'
Co.;
Cleveland; Shelby Cullom Davis
Legality approved by
V
&
Corporation;
pany;
fiscal agency of the State in New
v,
Sullivan
Incorporated; Goodbody &
send,
and
Dated
or
Merle-Smith;
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Town-
tui¬
West
Co., Clark, Dodge &
Co.y Weeden & Co., William Blair
tees, will receive sealed bids
Rand
to
& Co.
Principal
office,
&
Company; G. H. Walker
Tucker, An*
hony & R. L. Day; King, Quirk
(M-N) payable at the
State Treasurer's
WEST
hoff,- President of Board of Trus¬
Ross; Courts & Co.;
1989
Company;
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc4
May 1 from
on
&
Company Incor¬
Stein Bros. & Boyce;
VERMONT
York, Buffalo; Barr Brothers
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co:; Inc.;
&
&
$56,000 3V2S. Due
from 1977 to 1983 inclusive.
&
Leftwich
Pierce
sold
was
lows:
Bond Offering—Walter C. Ems-
Trust
inclusive.
chase
Other members of the syndicate:
"Wertheim
&
pur¬
general
Due
gation bonds.
$91,000
Weeks; Hirsch &
Blair
Dick
laxter &
p.m.
bonds.
revenue
to
2
for the
17
$2,750,000
fee
(PST)
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
New
,
cher,
Dated
Company of Western
rine
Becker
bonds
revenue
until
May 1, 1959.
the
March 15 from
on
March
April
on
&; Co., Inc.;' Ma¬
G.
tion
—
bids
April
on
of
15
1974 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks
and
sewer
April
on
Banquete Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Banquete), Texas
A.
(PST)
thur
March
on
Wink, Texas
from 1962 to 1976 inclusive.
4,915,000
&
Trust & Savings Bank, of
Offering
sealed
chase
follows:
as
&
William
porated;
re¬
R.
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
35,000 4s. Due
$1,585,000 3.30s.
Co.;
A.
$75,090
sold to
was
Due
25,000 4s.- Due
<!
Trust
son,
and
Federation
Trust Co., of New York.
Other
members
,
offered
Hornblower
ffew York Hanseatic
Nelson
of
&
:sj;i Mercantile-Safe \ Deposit' &
Bond
■
•
Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
7* ahoka I ndep.
from
Interest
Inc.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Ingen & Co. Inc.; John
tfuveen &
Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.;
' *
A. C. Allyn and
Company In¬
corporated; Ira Haupt &
Co.;
3. J. Van
Fitzpatrick,
University of Washington (P. O.
Company, of York City.
4%s,- and price of Preston,
4s,
as
par.
to 1973 inclusive.
Dated
& Co.
"
and interest
Texas
f-
-
Wells, Inc.; Robert Winthrop &
Co.; Gregory & Scfhs; Fahnestock
& Co.; I,.:.
'
,
pany." ; '
1960
Paradise
..
First
American
National
of Nashville; Andrews &
Medina, Wash.
the
..
ark;
inclusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Bond Sale—An issue of
$93,750
general obligation bonds was sold
to
the Pacific Northwest
Com¬
ceive
Sale—An issue of $75,000
revenue
A
Wertheim-&4Co.> JrJ.l,W.1'•
Braun,
Bosworth* &
Co.,
Inc.
First -of
Austin, Texas
Michigan
Corporation;
Roosevelt & Cross; L; F. "Roths¬
Bond Sale—The $6,500,000 elec¬
Bank,
1969
Wahlstrom, Comptroller, will
waterworks
J.
Rhoades & Co.;
child
to
Seattle), Wash.
•
.
Bond
Due
(EST)
a.m.
R. S. Dickson &
Interest
-
$4,000 4%s.
11
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
15
Lancaster, Texas
Inc!,vas follows:
1
1961
and interest
from 1985 to 1990 inclusive.
Dated
Dallas,
Bond Sale—An issue of $25,000
street
improvement bonds was
sold' to Rauscher, Pierce &
Co.,
April
on
March
on
until
Texas Bank & Trust
Alamo, Texas
*.?■.
r
1966 to 1983 inclusive.-
from
:v
/
March 15 from
Due
.
'
follows:
as
on
bids
April 15 for the purchase of
$475,000 building bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959. Due on April 1 from
on
from 1971 to 1984 inclusive.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due o'n April-1 from
-
Due
sealed
sold to R.
was
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
are
Savings Bank,:
Legality ap¬
price of 100.24, proved
by
McCali,
Parkhurst,
about.3.16%, Crowe, McCali^& Horton, of
a
Edwards, Inc.,
$20,000 4s.
Bonds
^callable
'
bonds. of¬
s:y-> 1960 to 1965 iiiclusiver;
;
1984 inclusive.
net interest cost bf
as
„
1961 to
...
the Harris Trust. &£
a
J.
29,000
•
time 'were
same
schoolhouse bonds
&,600,000 general obligation
bonds.; Due on May 1 from
syndicate headed by
a
Bond
45,000-AViSi
J/; due in 1975 and thereafter
3.20s.
Dbe on April 1
from 1968 to 1&82 inclusive, f '
640,000 Is. Due oh April".!,. 1983
Indep. School District, Tex.
Sale—An issue of $94,000
-^City.
4,800,000
:
or at the First Na-
DeSoto
■/V tional City Bank, of New York
April 1 from
on
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
" of-Dallas,
w
'
$2,560,000 6s.
-
.
"
•'
of Nov. 1,
interest
as
Dallas Rupe & Son,
Inc., subject
an
election
to
be
held
on
and
/payable at the Citizens !Nartibnal Bank, of Abilene, or at
the option of the
holder, at
.the Mercantile National Bank,
~
Bond
callable
are
1974."
Memphis),
"
Tennessee
Indep. School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$120,000
school building bonds was sold to
of
Sale
school
—
to J. F. Simard
5s, at
about
a
An
issue of"
debentures
&
was
Co.* Ltd.,
price of 96.37, a basis
5.60%.
Dated
Feb.
1,
1959. Due on Feb. 1 from .1960 to
1979
inclusive.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
.
.
Monday, April 6,
.
1959
(1624)
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