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7':- m
Reg,. O. s.
"Volume 1S7
Number 5731
.
New York
RAILROAD
.AUG
:
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
-
7, N. Y., Monday, April 7, 1958
INDUSTRIAL
Price $1.25
INSURANCE
-
(This corporation has
extended its contract with the Los
Angeles
Coliseum for three years from
April 1, 1968, the period Including the
tenancy of the National League
Dodgers for their home games
around
60
'
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'
In Thit Ittmt
Co.
and
underwriting
at
due
ness
ment,
receive
none
shares, to be offered
$1,760,000
and
will
company
of
first
$59,414.89
$85,481.28
due
due
to
are
be
the
proceeds of
by the present
sale
to the
company from Its sale
are to
be used as follows:
the
on
for
terms
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
of the
sale
holders
$445,000
to
retire
mortgage on the company's plant
Silvers, President, for past
...
thereof.
equip¬
salary,
for the. children of Charles
Silvers as
accumulated and past due interest on
6% promissory notes due
July 1,
1963; approximately
$236,000 for the construction of
a
second floor
the Miami plant to be
used for
60
accounts
The
days
short-term
borrowings,
receivable.
selling stockholders
trustees
for
four
are
members
Charles
of
the
secured
Silvers, Sylvia Silvers,
and
jalousie
similar
windows
manufacture
and
products.—V.
ABC
doors, awning windows,
sliding glass doors
181,
2353.
p.
company
its common
At
Dec.
—V.
announced
stock at
31,
p.
on
March
1957,
April
31,
asset
value
amounted
to
first
nine
the
months
of
restricted
of
the year
the
amotion--picture theatre -industry
H:-Goldenson, President, said.
Leonard
in
has
maintained
to
in
-f
•
strong financial-position.
a
$45,848,000
1957
from
■
Working
$41,200,000.—V; 187,
'.
•
Redempfn
has called for redemption, on May 1,
next, $31,000 of
capital debentures; series 1953, due May
l,tl973, at 100%,
interest. Payment will be made at
the American Com¬
mercial Bank, 204 South
Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C.—V. 187,
p.. 41.
its
company
5.90(0
plus
accrued
American Electronics, Inc.—Securities
Offered—^Pub¬
offering was made on April 3 of $3,500,000 of 5^4%
convertible subordinated debentures due
April
lic
1, 1973
(par $1) through an
underwriting group headed by Dean Witter & Co. The
debentures were priced at 100%
plus accrued
and
the
The
are
convertible
through March 31,
PROCEEDS—Net
used
to
off
pay
1963,
proceeds
bank
into
and at
from
loans
common
higher prices
the
and
to
stock
sale
add
of
to
the
the
working capital.
48
interest,
stock at $14 per share.
common
debentures
share
48
at
$15.40
per
thereafter.
securities
will
company's
be
general
BUSINESS—Products manufactured by the
company include elec¬
tronic sub-systems and
components for guided missiles,, fire control
systems, electronic data handling and
computing machines,, magnetic
tape recording equipment, actuators, and miniature
high frequency
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
The Course of Bank
Clearings,.
47
drive motors.
Principal offices of the company are located in L09
Angeles.
Plants
facilities are located in
Fullerton,. Loa Angeles,- Culver City, El
Compton, Calif., and in Brooklyn. N. Y., Bayonne, N;
J., and
Norwood, Mass.—V. 187, p. 1201.
share.
per
the
due-to
year
and 80,000 shares of common stock
Reserve Banks
$23.51
'
•
The
45
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
2
that the net asset value
of
is estimated at $25.18
per share.
1958,
1309.
187,
net
for
prior
American Discount Co. of Georgia—Partial
Condition
Adams Express Co.—Asset
Value Higher—
The
,
Division
the
,
Foreign Exchange Rates
and
in
41
.'!. 44
—
aluminum
than
$1.10
...
gains.! flncludes capital gains
v!
capital
decline, in
increased
877.
p.
General Corporation & Investment
News.Cover
State and City Bonds
Offerings
53
Dividends Declared and Payable
13
the
Silvers
ABC
the
530,175
4,145,809
t.',
*$136
,
Miscellaneous Features
family, who propose to sell
250,000 of their present
holdings of 158,677 shares. The
holders al3» own 799.000 class B common shares, but selling stock¬
have
to contribute
agreed
249,000 class B shares to the
company for cancellation.
The
company
and
its
subsidiaries
the
company
capital
35
liquidate
assignment
of
by
lower
fourth-quarter,
The
-
Transactions New York Stock
Exchange
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange—. 35
warehousing, a new anodizing plant,
and additional heat
treating equipment; and the balance of
for general
$1,079,000
corporate purposes,
including the carrying of inventories
and accounts
receivable, payment of
indebtedness, and general working
capital requirements. This
balance will permit the
company to
within
shares
from
361,988
x
gross income peak in 1957-was
largely, due to the increase in
television volume which, in
turn, reflected the improved and
enlarged television programming structure,
......
/
At. the year end, the
company operated .537 theatres, against 573
at'tho end of 1956.
:
•
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
in
330,324
4,147,586
4,149.363
-
were
.
l6;466,71f>
7,30,000
4,894,524 *f0,476.716
t
...
The
40
Toronto Stock
Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
:.!,
indebted¬
and
40
cents
i
taxcs_____-._^:_v"' /4,885,000
paid.
paid
common
with
9,779,524
ABC
.....
—.—
Canadian Stock Exchange..
Toronto Stock Exchange
the
due
trustees
the
;
outstanding
18
from
coupled
Midwest Stock Exchange..—
36
Stoek Exchange...-.........! 38
;
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange..!!. 39 *.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
39
Montreal Stock Exchange
debentures, estimated
Charles
to
36
Paeific Coast
by
of
return
36
......
per
.Earnings
.•
income
dividends
•Includes
$742,171.
36
Federal
shares
Earnings
31
taxe3._____..„.-._„_
dividends
Common
27
.
•
Common
! 15
J
_!7215.877,;026 206^15,705
income
-
for
Preferred
"•- Page
.:
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange..
The
supplied
the
■■
(Stocks).
Exchange (Bonds).
company on April 1 filed a registration
statement with the
covering $2,00*000 of 6Vz'/c convertible
Sinking fund debentures,
due 1968, and 250,000
outstanding shares of its class A Common stock
(10 cents oar). The securities
are to be offered for
public sale through
an
underwriting group headed by
Cruttenden, Pbdesta &
offering prices
■,
New York Stock
Exchange
New York Stock
This
amendment.
•
income
before
(&
<
;
.
Dec. 28, '57 Dee 29. '56
-;»•
Stock and Bond
Quotations it"
/
!
/,
,
-
.
...
Provision
SEC
Net proceeds
-
Profit
/
..
••
Gross
Adams Engineering Co., Inc.
(Fla.)—Registers Financ¬
ing and Secondary Offering
Proposals With SEC—
common
Year Ended—
x
r
,
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres, Inc.
.
million
>
The
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Subs.)—Gross Up—Net Lower—
people annually throughout the United'States.
'
On Oct. 1,
1957," ABC Vending acquired some 30
subsidiaries from
Confection Cabinet
Corp.,• operating a nationwide network of stands a«d
vending machines in motion picture theatres and
drive-in arenas for
the most part in
territories not previously served
by the ABC distribu¬
tion centers.
Charles L. O'Reilly,
Chairman, estimates that 1958 sales will be "well
over $70,000,000'*
and earnings for the current
year should be "around
$2.00 a share,"
An increase of almost
$20,000,000 in sales is indicated
for 1958.—V. 18b, p. 1949.
'
v
public
Copy
a
Vending: Corp.—Extends Los Angeles Contract—
during
the coming baseball seasons.
On Feb. 1, 1958, Lbew's
Theatres contracted with ABC
Vending for
refreshment service, in over 90 first-run
houses catering to .audiences
of
r
Pat. Office
and
Monte,
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Partial
Redemption—
s
The
4V'i'ic
;
—V.
;
corporation will redeem
on
June 5, next,
1,889 shares of its
convertible preferred
stock, series of 1951, at $101,125
per share.
187, p. 41.
'
92 cents per American share, to be
paid out of 1957 earnings, will be
proposed for approval at the annual meeting of shareholders to be held
this Spring,
As an interim dividend of 4%, equal to 53
cents
American
V
Air-Shields, Inc.—Stock Offered—W. H.
Co., Philadelphia, Pa., on Ifarch 25
Newbofd's
Son &
shares
•
,
offered
of
common
stock
(par $1)
.
-
4,#&0
PROCEEDS~-The
Newbold.
-** —
*-•
net
,
proceeds
will
...
.'
r>
s
.
..."
..
the
go
•
..
.
Estate "of
;
-
%
1
'■
-
<
-
•-
.
...
the total dividend paid from
I
per American
-/
'C.
•
•*
.
j-
.
paid,/
was
earnings 12%
<<"
.
company/ which has fts plant and
offices located
330 JacksonvilleRoad, Hatboro, Pa.,Was incorporated
in Delaware ;
on
Feb. .17,.
1938, .as the Halm Spark
Plug Corp., and continued
under .this name until
Sept. 28, 1940, When its certificate
of incorpb-.
amended J to change
its name to
Air-Shields, Inc.
Since
194,,. the company
has. concentrated its-efforts on
the
•ana sale Of
manufacture;
specialized medical
off
/•'\ -T
-
pany s
.and
equipment for hospital
its own salesmen in the
products-
*
The
use.
Costs other
com¬
CAPITALIZATION—The
.
consists of
shares
of
common
capital
stock
Issued and
outstanding
stock dividend was
1958, a
fpr-one. Split-and
,
authorized
150,000 shares
were
shares to
only $1
the
per
which
present
share
of
the
company
Of
from capital
surplus to
Net
17,
the
In
outstanding shares from
connection
the
new
with :this
shares
issued,
stock
1
was
below
...—.
written
off
:
—...
profit—
profit
Dividends
share__
per
"$2.49
*
T1,389,831
52,773,353
11,982,122
._v—*
: —V. 175, p. 2585.
..
.
...
.1..
!..
Akron, Canton
!
Period End. Feb.
Railway
Railway
oper.
&
28—
revenue.
oper.
expenses
Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
-
1958—Month—1957 '/
"
$355,981
\
350,457
"*
.
$536,397
$766,332
721,326
\ -381.155'
$1,039,16'8«
Amcrace Corp. (& Subs.)—Sales and
.
-
way
,
777,056
Net
*
ry.
oper.
income
Deficit.—V.
fiet
$155,242
$45,006
*20,779
$262,112
46,034
*28,280
70,406
187, p. 1201.
corporation
of
l,c
of
the
par
ordinary share,
a
final
cash
equivalent
dividend
to
about
grew
Net
for
•After
p.
income
.......
of
American's
now
ceramic
tile.
The
balance
being spent at the company's plant
increasing
raw
material
storage
and
seeking to
and that
no
negotiations of any kind
......
with any
merge
in progress.—
are
Inc.—-Earnings Show Gain—
adjustments
character
be
income
taxes
deposited
in
ship construction
out of
the
to
of
related
subsidy
$8.09 for
to
earnings of prior
not provided for because the total sums
oompany's statutory reserve accounts for
acquisition on the tax deferred basis which
are
the
or
Merchant
Marine
Act of
1936.
•
•
'
subsidy recapture provision has been made for
per
to
ceding
company.
year
Vessel
2,283,595
'
common
$13.02
to
per
$1,223,595
$1.70
$1.87
share..
extraordinary
share
in
1957
and
now
and
recurring items,
$1.16
in
1956.—V.
net
185,
The
-
were
.
„
the highest'la the
an Increase
over
1956
all sub¬
.
history
the pre¬
operating costs increased approximately $4,700,000 and cargo
cost
creased
■
.
They exceeded $76,000,000,
,
both
of $7,000,000.
and 'terminal
-
increase
giving effect
equal
2209.
the
years
recapture,-.the
comparative
1957 against $9.53 for 1956.
>
..
$1,117,882
ore
.
Gross transportation revenues in 1957
of
1,060,000
the
\
credit
cumulative
substantial
;
1956
450,179
of
at Lans-
pyrophyllite
1957, in accordance with the same Federal law
governing
sidized shipping operations,
1,568,061
taxes——
earnings
•Earnings
twas
Federal
>
expenditures
property in Newfoundland 4o
shipment; of pyrophyllite; an
and
.
*
$51,469,746 $59,689,805
^
Earnings before Federal income taxes
on
March 31 announced that
value of each
1957
1
sales
Provision
Algemene Kunstzijde
Unie N. V. (A.K.TJ.-United
Rayon
Manufacturing Corp)—Announces Final 1957
Dividend—
This
-to
new
Earnings Off—
Years Ended Dec. 31—•
$5,524
is
production
and
Net revenue
from railoperations
for
special
the
Federal
are
-
The stockholders on April 17 will consider repealing $500,000,000
limitation upon indebtedness of the company.-r-V. 187, p. 1309. -
,
1958—2 Mos—1957
ingredient
the
share figures amount
per
'
America—Meeting April 17-.—
for
he stated,
Pa.,
After
and
•'
Aluminum Co. of
results should be satisfactory.'-' v
operating at about capacity and orders
capacity rate."
corporation on March 19 reported 1957 net income of
$8,868,000
$7.39 per share. This compares with 1956 net
income of $8,677,000,
$7.23 per share. "
*
"•**
*
~
•or
-
'!
.
half
are
our
American Export Lines,
9,243,464
44,619,666
first
"we
The
or
-—--
25,79p,300
debt
-
-
$2.76
.
$100
facilities
other company
V. 187, p. 877.
15,714,393
—"
share.
per
period in 1957, and "profits
processing capacity.
i
All of tliese projects Mr. Schweiker
explained, will be financed from
-.retained earnings. •
*
rr
'
i
He declared that American is not actively
6,290,086
11,423,607
*4.17836
.....
,
1,692,476
7,639,468
11,274,805
same
Mr. Schweiker added that about
$250,000 of the proposed
this year will be- spent at. American's
dale.
,
;—
income..
on
"
development
Capital and mine development expenditures
Working capital
;
transferred
capital stock. On Feb. 7,
1958, the stockholders
the-increase of the; authorized
number of shares from
the now authorized
50,000
number of 150,000.—V.
187, p 1201.
: •
-
•money,
144,006,416 143,961,074
109.221,371 110.532,988
Long-term
*3,868
dividend,
.approved
to
"-Net
•
three-
increased
each
costs
Taxes
$1), of which 41,604
as iof Feb. 10,
1958.
On Jan.
declared, which had the effect of a
number.-
for
stock
(par
listed
Moving and rearranging plants
Depreciation, depletion and mine
Canadian
26,
than
f
,
start and
good
a
essential
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd. (& Subs.)- -Net Profit OffI
""1957
1956
—
the
for
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Total income
ahead
proportH>h.y'
coming in at about
-enlarge
are
sold by
United States
distributors -in.
many, parts
of
the
world.
If
also
has
a
subsidiary, Air-Shields - (Canada) Ltd.,
incorporated Dec.
195G. which, sell the
company's products in eastern
Canada. *...
by
to
Right now, he said,
are
at.
,
;
emphasized, however, that he "Was "not
predicting that sales and
earnings for all of 1958 will he 20'% ahead of 1957,"
although "we are
of par-value, or $1,56
-ru'."J
concerning the time and exact amount of payment to American
shareholders
will be announced
later by. The Chase Manhattan
Bank, depositary, for tfie American shares—V. 183, .p,
,1957.!..'
-
'BUSINESS—The
share,
Inc.—Earnings Up—
He
.
1956
Details
„>
Virginia
1958 will be afcout 20%
be up in the same
will
ordinary shire, equal to"$l.dl pttf American snWc, was
Announced.
previously an interim dividend of th6 same amount as in 1957, to make
,
at $21.50
per share.
This is the first
offering of the securities of the
company
to the general
public.;" ,*.
.
American Encaustic Tiling Co.,
Malcolm A. Schweiker, President, on March 26.
announced that this
company will spend "about $1,000,000 in capital expansion this
year."
Ktr. Schweiker Also reported that sates for the
first three months of
per
has already been paid, the over-all total dividend fbom
1957 earnings will be 11%, Mjt'oftl to about
$1.$5
American share.
Last year at this time a final dtVtdChd of
8% dt was par vAfcte of each
share,
in
expenses
increased
about $130,000
over
1956.
The
in-
of vessel operations was
partially offset, however, by an
operating subsidy applicable thereto of about $1,700,000. •
report shows
a
approximately 2.2 to 1
ratio
as
of
current
of Dec.
31,
Contracts were signed in February,
assets
to
current
liabilities of
1957.
1958 for four new fast freighters
part of the company's fleet replacement program. Their construetion probably will be contracted
during 1958.—V. 187, p. 877.
as
a
Chronitle
The Commercial and Financial
2
.
Monday, April 7, 1958
.
.
(1538)
new
stockholders.
consolidated net income of this company and its subsidiaries
after all charges including provision for deferred Federal
taxes and preferred dividends of subsidiaries, is as follows:
The
The
silver.
Electric Co.—System Earnings Up—
American Gas &
annual
The
American
1957
,.Y
84,218^642
lIS±E"dedFeb'?28_
l
"7"!
months"
stock (12 months)
♦Earnings per share ol com.
average
on
559.'
p.
"
common
.48
x:
.
f
»
$3.76
or
share.
a
Operating
w'A
6,210,615
dividends
6,341,637
:—■
and
Preferred
43,479,647
30,801,342
6,336,668
37.920,659
earnings
-Net
51,343,023
—r~
expenses
on
for
Earnings
of
Shares
paid
offices-—
branch
of
Number
—V.
4,559,865
$1.00
price for
$284
and
409
(N. D.)—
Co.
Insurance
used to expand agency opera¬
companies.
;•*
PRESENT FINANCING
be
♦To
SI):
(par
voting
the
American
.
,
,
was formed.
The stock
mutual company and assumed
stock com¬
a
reinsured the business of the
company
pany,
its assets and liabilities on Dec. 31, 1951,
1956, the company changed its name to American Life & Casualty
Its home office is located in the American Life Building,
In
Insurance Co.
"
Fargo, N. D.
the
1948
Since
the
in
•i
V
.
engaged
and its predecessors have been
sickness insurance business.
company
accident
and
life
to
the proposal; at
approve
net
equity
cash
stock
tha
since
have
dividends
company
paid on the common
1951.
Stock dividends of
in
and 138,856 shares in October, 1957,
it to be in the best
interest of
the company and all
of its security holders, that the
continuance of the
present management be assured, have agreed to
deposit all of the common shares of the company held by them total¬
ing 84,972.75. or approximately 41.79%
of the outstanding common
stock, or 27.859',, of the stock that will be outstanding after the 101,667 shares now being offered are sold, together with 26.508.85 shares
owned by close relatives of the voting trustees or an aggregate total
of
111,481.60 shares,
or
approximately 54.83%
of the outstanding
common
stock, or 36.55% of the stock that will be outstanding upon
completion of the present offering in a voting trust.
The voting
trustees offer the holders of
the remaining common shares of the
TRUST—The
VOTING
believing
directors,
purchaser of the shares being offered under this
prospectus, an opportunity to become parties to the voting trust agree¬
ment by depositing their common stock in exchange for voting trust
certificates.
The maximum period
of the voting trust agreement is
ten years from Nov. 25, 1957, to Nov. 24, 1967.
It may be terminated
on
certain conditions.—V. 186, p. 2573.
.,
ancl
company
i.
.
stockholders
The
and
Issue
.t
City,
Fa.,
is
.
amount
187, p. 673.
1980.—V.
1,
May
will consider a proposal to authorize
of 4!4% sinking fund notes,
15
principal
Glaces
des
subsidiary
Produits
et
Society-Anbnyme|des * commou
of
Cbimiques
Saiiit-Gobaln,
de
The
new
Corp.
Sanitary
(&
U. S. Subs.)—Sales and Earnings Lower—
Saint-Gobain
American
company,
Corp.,*plans
erect
to
$
the
Under
preferred
before
income
Provision for Fed.
taxes
21,170,949
& State income
34,467,693
8,520,000
14,820,000
taxes
proposed
and
of
agreement
common
stock
share
each
merger,
American
of
:«tock
of
the
new
Window
together
this,
company;
Net
(including
profit
dividends
Common
dividends
Common
shares
Earnings
per
prior
the
of
Glass
•
307,048
12,880,936
outstanding
share-
will
market,
approximately
187, p. 1430.
V.
40%
the
of
its
with
sales
and
American-Standard
of
its
$1.65
foreign
sub¬
Interest
issued
Net
income
Earned
available
157,867
satisfactory
ratio
of
current
assets
for
$1,065,831
common,
amounted
during
186,
the
p.
6ee
American
Glass
Co.
year,
and
at
Dec.
1957,
31,
$1.20
per
Glenn
worth
has
signed
a
at
less than $7,500,000 at year-end
the end of 1957.—V. 167, p. 985.
1946
tional
exploration
located
County,
in
the
Montana.
and
development
Coeur
Jack
d'Alene
Waite's
of
See
V.
and
agreement
with
United
Jack
District
Waite's
of
properties
Idaho
metals
are
and
in
lead,
which
Sanders
zinc
and
,
Artists
Associated,
of
New
to
April 9,
advertising budget in
operating
20
in
March
011
of $1,000,000 for the next
31
this
by
corporation,
which
has
just
and
187,
announced.
Up
to
cleaners
vacuum
Atlas
now,
only
sold
has
through
1430.
p.
its
The
corporation
SEC
covering
only
to
1,500
members
March
on
building
of
Local
bonds,
802
at
a
$2,454,480
2,752,839
$801,875
$105,645
$1,560,511
$298,353
♦753,169
226,953
1,381,422
389,893
deficit
ry.
from
Deficit.—V.yi87,
Co.
&
43
due
par
are
Jan.
he
1968,
2,
($100
to
stores
the
Two Months Ended
Operating
to
February 28—
to
offered
be
No
erect
a
the
under¬
building.
The
vote
Amsterdam
member
Mr.
of
the Best & Co. stock¬
plan by designating as their proxies, Mr.
Edward Scliultz, a New York attorney and
of Higher Education of the City of New York.
the
Henry
Board
director of City Stores Co. and United Stores Corp.
a
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—Sales & Earns. Off
1957
$4,535,000
the
♦1,421,000
for
$5,956,000
925,000
to
947,000
$3,853,000
$5,031,000
for
requirement
213,000
213,000
$3,640,000
6.973,924
$4,818,000
6,356,105
$0.52
stock
common
$0.76
Common
shares outstanding at Feb. 28
Earnings per share of common stock (based
shares
a
on
company
cents
for
sales
special dividend of $1,333,000 received from Safe Harbor
of
the
company
funds for
in
its
1957.—V.
sold
$30,000,000
construction
187,
p.
program
of
35-year
and to repay
4%
bank
1202.
P.
of
net
$74,113,000
sales of
for
$84,707,000
reported
of
for
the
1957
was
were
period
same
loss of $373,000
a
preferred
common
which
dividends
stock outstanding.
equal
to
$2.64
per
shares.
quarter
period
Weicker,
of
after
equal
$2,784,000,
$18,975,000,
of
the
compared
preceding
year.
in the final quarter of
1957.
of
1956, the profit was $885,000.
President, said that sales and profits
for
1957
adversely affected by a decline in the national economy, by
extraordinary costs related to the transfer of certain major operations
to new southern plants, and by abnormally extensive changes in the
line
to
strengthen its competitive position.
He said
that
manufacturing costs at the company's new southern plants are run¬
ning substantially lower than those for similar operations at Thomp¬
sonville, Conn., but these cost advantages will not be reflected in
income
Basic Products Corp.—Stock Increased—Acquisition—
stockholders
common
120,000
also
fourth
comparable
Lowell
with
shares of
992,631
$23,431,000
company
the
$361,000,
was
was
number
same
For
sales
net
compared
product
March,
obtain
1957
1956
the
reported
27
1957,
share on
for
the
on
Sales
31,
year.
for
per
profit
with
Dec.
preceding
profit
21
Net
March
on
ended
year
the
Carpet Man¬
were
outstanding)
Corp.
incurred
They
company.
186, p. 726.
The
value.
the
23,372,000
:
available
authorizing
for
$4,716,000
—
stock dividend
atuhorized
Counsel
the
against
and
Amsterdam is
—V.
share
The
fourth is
meeting is scheduled for April 8.
Corp. is requesting that
Securities
To Discontinue Remaining Yarn and Velvet
ufacture at Thompsonville, Conn.—
—
income
in
that
a
annual
Bankers
Net
to
distribute Best & Co.
without charge.- The
oat of 600,000
shares
17,500
25,138.000
taxes
income
Power
holds
$4,800,000
and
deductions
Balance
to
employees
was
out
and
company
Up 7%—
1958
which
Corp.,
plan
and
"blank check" and
"exceedingly unfair and hazardous to stockholders."
under the management program,
labeled as a
contingent compensation plan," directors, who are officers
of the company as well, without limitation may allocate stock to them¬
selves without charge.
>
" ': "
1
i
No effort is being made to elect directors in opposition to the five
nominees proposed by the Best & Co. management, it was stated.
The five directors now own only 2,050 shares of the company's stock,
according to Mr. Amsterdam.
Three directors are also officers of the
pointed
The
income
income
Preferred
Securities
officers
31 asked stockholders of Best
March
on
management
a
its
of
"deferred
ma¬
$29,854,000 $27,907,000
—
expenses
Operating
deieat
"" 84,000
revenues
Operating
to
certain
plan proposed by Best's directors amounted to a
He
outlets.
with
Defeat of Stock Distribution Plan
—
outstanding, is the largest stockholder of the company.
request for proxies sent to all Best & Co. stockholders oil
31, Gustave G. Amsterdam, President of Bankers, stated that
a
March
•
bond).
per
used
1090.
p.
C», Inc.
Inc.,
to
In
sewing
notification
of
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Revenues
■
rail¬
operations-. ^
oper.--; income.—.
shares
.
letter
1958—2 Mos.—1957
2,947,954
holders
filed
31
■:
$1,387,443
&
year's figure,
company-owned
|
1.958—Month—1957
The Bankers Securities Corp.
A major portion of the increase will go to
expanded national ad¬
vertising for the firm's sewing centers and for the franchisea dealer¬
ships whiclf the company will be establishing under a new marketing
—V.
ltR.—Earnings—
1,377,702
asserted that it
last
Erie
Lake
&
Sought—
States.
over
the $1
period,
1430.
$1,272,057
♦
months
12
187, p.
$610,666
way
Inc.—Advertising Budget—
excess
inclusive.—V.
1,412,541
Net
.
announced
1958,
.:
,
March 28 announced
Exchange Act of
:irevenue.
stock
Atlas Sewing Centers,
An
was
on
Securities
the
oper.^expenses
Net
below.—
York
to
oper.
Best
"UAA"
Inc.,
Commission
trading on the American Stock Exchange in
of this corporation, for a further 10-day
stock
195G
Period End. Feb. 28—
Bankers
loans
the
31,
Listing Continued—
on
pursuant
$24,-
than
more
;
Railway
186, p. 2850.
Early
lease
principal
to
in
Railway
W.
from
service
in
v;
%•:% V
v
telephones
2,955.000
Exchange
order
an
suspending
Bessemer
Associated Artists Productions Corp.—Exchange Offer
below.
99-year
and
of
capital
par
share.-
about
Corp.—Ban
Securities
issuance
1934,
773,
p.
a
300,000
bonds
company
The
'.
f the
Thompson, President and Chairman of the Board, on
indicated that Arvin's sales and earnings for the current
period of readjustment, will be materially lower than those
of the
same
quarter last year. Attention was directed to the good
cash and debt-lree position of the company and to its growth in net
Water
Jack Waite Mining Co. which supersedes a previous 40-year lease signed
in 1934. Asarco has agreed to spend a minimum of $100,000 for addi¬
■'
26
quarter,
average
American Smelting & Refining Co.—New Lease—
This
187,
Bellanca
Industries, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
10,000 shares of common stock (par
$2.50) was made on March 31 by A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc. at $27.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of
1950.
Saint-Gobain Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Window
-V.
1957
ter¬
187,
has
v
offering of
♦Includes
American
♦$1.33
$1.36;
its
embraces tne provinces of Ontario and Quebec.—V.
V V
'■
company
454.
p.
Arvin
Net
1957, were required
to $12,000,000.—V.
$1,043,477
'--J- 522,557'
783,835
year._
to
$17,817,000 and accounts receivable of $39,212,000
exceeded our liabilities,
including bank loans.
Inventories were re¬
duced and continued in good balance.
Borrowings under the company's credit agreement, negotiated in
January,
I6I7122
share_.
common
dary
Gross
of
The
ritory« which
620,745
dividends__.___„_i____J._
.
will amount to $395,000,000. Also outstanding are 17,870,713
shares of'common Istnck, of $25
par
value.
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co. is the" largest individual holder of the common stock.
•»
March
to require
is expected
which
program
by the
expenditures/'in
including
company
March
liabilities.
hand
construction
with" Ilk
>
.•
will be used
bonds
new
fpr%^fnera4'''-.corporate\ .purposes,
connection
9,334,280f
.
631,989
%
..
9,482,710
f
deductions
shares at .end oi
per
Income
on
k/iokot
1m
'•
••
$11,338,397 $11,159,624,.
and taxes™
other
stock
Common
earnings.
The corporation continues in
capital of $112,097,000 and a
Cash
Jl
,
revenue
and
Preferred
Other
current
,,,.^1,^1
a capital
outlay of aboulr $190,000,000 during 1958.
~'r
}
-*'■, Giving effect. ttf- the. placement..of the new bonds', funded .debt of the
.Operating expenses
In 1957 were $491,472,000, a decline of $29,740,000 from the
record high established in 1956.
Operations in the United States were
responsible for
this decline
and
for
the
substantial reduction
in
sound financial position, with working
Tu„
prpceedsiinom:;the -sale of.the
The
company
"
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Operating
sidiaries
a
Tnr.
ownership
present
the
-*
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up
1957
*<-1956
'
16,393,929
11,709,948
vT
Ames,:& Co.,,.Inc. The bonds were.purchased at 101.5435%
purchase'dHn.1956 in the "
owner
oft237,000 :shgres.;shares of the new^company.
tin
Saint-Gobain
make
"
307,048
11,709,936
$1.05
a
.
Co."is;,con-
$12,650,949 $19,647,693
dividends)
common
world-wide
Total
foreign
paid
paid
;,Qf $50,000,006 fU'St m01'tgage:-4V4% bonds, series P, due,
a )
Glass
,v
60,000 shares of American Window
writing is involved. The proceeds
Preferred
o9tstandlng from 637,64? to G52,2W.-V. 186/ p. 2754.
•
; verted automatically into one share of the same class of-stock in,the ; and accrued interest providing a yield of approximately
i merged company
sahit-Gobain
as
owner :0r ail
the outstanding % 4.1^%' to .maturity.
Principal and interest are payable
; capital stock of Blue Ridge,
will receive 177,000 .shaVes of common:: )n. TTnitorf cta+0c
368,782.917 401,312,944
sales
Profit
$
$28,-'
•
Bakery Drivers Real Estate Corp. (N.Y.)—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1956
1957
Year Ended Dec. 31—
to
I'new plate glass facility in this country as soon' as feasible, employing X; 1983 was announced on April 2. Direct placement of the
the
advanced
techniques of Saint-Gobain.
>
.;
*
j;
2. bonds was arranged by The First Boston Corp. and A. E.
program
Standard
&
,
shares
JJSS'i'„
i 2
"ll
% Bell Tfiephoiie> Co. of Canada—Private5^Placement—The private;.sale "to institutional investors of a new issue
et
chines
Radiator
American
$o,au0,000
operati^is.^.;;,
wholly-owned
a
appropriation represents a 20%, increase
according to Herbert Kern, President.
Co.—-Plans to Issue Notes—
April
on
810,000,000
:
^ Mr. Percy, reported that Bell its history. is-iib-^s roiWer 'financial
& Ho«ell A total .of $12,000,000 in
positions than at any time in
plants
operates
The
are
proxy*^utate^X£ar
<
'
the
'
any
American Optical
Net earnings for the fourth ouarterj.we^
$2.
*1.20 :-per .share, compared vwith $1,079,614 or $1.95
same period
in 1956.
These per s -are cachings:-are
or
share -for
i)cr
at? ArnoldAJeannett^and-v^; V* current assets to liabilities, was
and Okmulgee, Okla. All of-Blue R'idge s
A 2i^% stock dividend paid Jan. 27/ 1958 increased the number of
glass,
sheet
♦Adjusted for 3-for-2 stock;'split of Jiuie 15,
been
organized
was
7,750 shares were issued in 1953
Net
-$1,406,858
'■
Cirey, of Paris,' France, -generally. referred to?*hs SaintGobain. Saint-Gobain is the oldest and one of the largest plate glass
common
per
DIVIDENDS—No
due
that
American,•%said
of
$2,103,914 the previous year.
their annuals meeting
'*
of
Chauny
and
share as of Sept. 30, 1957, based on
the 203,333
shares outstanding as of Dec. 31, 1957, was $1.48 per
share and net earnings for 1956 were 12 tents per shave.
A net loss
of eight cents per share was reported for the first nine months of 1957.
The
number
on .average
than
in
lower, Paul M. He"
meeting on April
Schwenk,, -President
Manufacture
Jor
>
.
Co.,
Life Insurance
Christian
(based
amounted
Ellwood
iol'
'
Co.
1951
Charles
-
$2,190,654
against $3,84Jho previous y^, with 19%
:V
a
producer
■1
,open
predecessor of the American Life
American- Christian
Benevolent
1932.
In 1948, the
Society, having moved its headquarters to Fargo, N, D., merged with
other benefit
societies to form the American Christian Mutual Life
In
with
compared
total
Ir.surunce
Company
was
the
Society
organizeci in Minnesota in
Insurance
$2,622,530
were
common
corporate
earliest
this.cowan*
net
Casualty
and
taxes
long-term notes,
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
certificates.
.
„
by
represented
BUSINESS—The
were
income 'of
January; 'H '
1958,
of
\
G.
Otto
♦305,000 shs.
Authorized
^'v;
;
.
stock
Common
EFFECT TO
GIVING
after
on
shareholders
holders.
March 3 offered to the
subscribed for.
acquire other insurance
to
CAPITALIZATION
earnings
Net
holdmanmC?ie^ertag Yetter^ M^SehwS^^
In
covering letter, Mr. S.hwenk .described, the,-proposed
j
2,838
PROCEEDS—The bet proceeds will be
tions
through
,
.
$273
-
3,355
period of 10 days, expiring Feb. 24,
a
1958, but no stock was
extend
$319
$342
public, without underwriting, 101,667 shares of common
stock (par SI) at $10 per share.^.These shares had first
been offered to its stockholders on a pro rata basis at the
same
production will
..
—
Stock Offered—The company on
order, L-23D
new
224,401,399 197,152,007
460
Casualty
&
i
-
-
American
aSe R^ge
Life
American
the
Glass Corp
as
April 22.
p..41-
137,
of
4
K ««""*• Vice-Prestdent-^oordinator, an
* *?■
result
a
'<
$3,009,000, produc-
a
.
*
$1.29
•
As
'*
*
V
439,538,224 213,729,830
982,398
1,020,828
made——.——
~madeNotes receivable at year end
—__
Averape
loan balance
——
Numbfer of employees
—-—-—£
loan
Average
higher"
their annual
at
company
Ridge
known
be
urged
$1.00
loaito
of
Number
5,882,321
4,054,303
$1.40
n
made——
loans
Totals
per
459,316
6\)56,688
>
this corporation
A
..
American Window Glass Co
This
common
per
Dividends
stockholders
Blue
-
stock.-:.
share
share
common
Earnings
stock„„
common
totaled $5,901,197
awarded
Army has
y- .-t
f
.
months
two
dollar sales
although
Commerce
555,066
outstanding
"
Army Contract—
Co.—Earnings Show >Improvement 7. in; 1956.;; Pers share Earnings were $4.01
Tobacco
"substantially
was
(including
preference dividends
capital
stocks of
S.
*»vw*iWM
OflMOrr
...
first
the
For
$
7,211,754
earnings
Gross
The ,U.
_
American
1956
$
the
of
during 1957 for capital improvements v amounted .....
.
,
...
company's domestic properties and $1,895,502 for the
Bell & Howell Co.—learnings 20% Higher—
Cuban properties.
The total expenditure Of $11,067,633 compares With, Net-earnings-for the year 1957 were 20'*. ahead of 1
1956,
$10,722,107 In 1956.—V. 185, p. 2910.
,"-'l-:'*■ H. Percy, President, announced on April 1,"X
:
.
1957
Ended Dec. 31—
all
corporation).-
;;^
187,^pv 378.-^
Expenditures
of Illinois (& Subs.)—Earns.
American Investment Co.
substantially
or
Delaware
la
April-3
an
$9,172,131 for the
.
Year
all
for
Electric Co.,
y yyi • ' v.'vv,
x-X
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Receives
yearieompared with ;
last
...
Net income from domestic sources
"Basic"
announced
compared with $7,370,463 for 1956.
/,
i -';
••
The $9,946,854 consolidated net income for 1957 was equal to $3.80
share on the common stock, compared with the 1956 net of -$9,885,784
asset value
$14.86 per
$13.88 per
corporation announced on April 2 that the net
stock at March 31, 1958. is estimated at
share.
At Dec. 3),
1957, net asset value amounted to
chare*—V. 185, p. 1633.
its
.
-
$2,515,321 in 1956.
Corp.—Asset Value Up—
American International
This
of
in
%'« CuSca'rSfaSntcdt?»M«.657
period
1957 n—V. 187,
_v_V
,
W.
mills
$2.05
$2.24
during
.
_
number of shares outstanding
(19,759,103 .shares for 1958 and 19,669,615 shares for
♦Based
said
40,350,628
lS2i7'4.■
12 months
show
to
7.763,760
8.089,525
—v:
y.
operations enabled-this company
a larger net income for 1957 despite lower domestic earnings,
F. Oliver, President, in the annual report., The company's/two
Cuba, he explained, were .ble to expand their production due
in the company's Cuban
An increase
$4,137,09G
Co.—Earnings Higher—r/
Sugar Refining
of
Sola
of
was
that the acquisition by this corporation
of Sbla.Electric"1 Co. was" negotiated by Stone- &. Webster: Securities Corp.
consolidated,
Income
stock
stock
It
' '
877.
167, p.
of
Jack Waite
at -the next
contract is subject to the approval of
contract will be submitted to them
meeting.—V.
on
March
stock
shares
approved
29
from
of
an
approved
1,200,000
convertible
agreement
proposals increasing
to
2,000,000
shares,
preferred
for
the
the
and
stock, $25 par
exchange of shares
Mr.
until
Jan.
Weicker
continuing its
Thompsonville,
1959.
that,
remaining
effectiy
yarn
March 28, Bigelow-Sanford is dis¬
and
velvet
carpet
manufacturing
at
Conn., and will use its southern
operations.
He said the company plans to
these
ville
1,
said
land
those,
and
areas
buildings
requited
and
for
lease back
Wilton
and
for
a
plants entirely for
sell its Thompson¬
limited period of years
Axminster
operations.
By
the
Volume
187
Number
5731
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1539)
end
of
this
year,
than
more
manufacturing" operations in %, 1973 on
the basis of $100
the company's carpet division will be conducted
principal amount of debentures
.sit southern locations,
he said., if
for each 18 shares" of common
•';
'4<V *
'•
stock held of record on
'V
Mr.
Belgium.
•
Weicker reported that the company's :iicw ;velvetv
cari>et
Landrum, S. C., and its new integrated <yarn :i\ill at Calhoun
at
S.
C.,
new
Net
with
capital
the
of
current
Fhils,^
timesx current
-■*'
":
capacity
Dee.. 31; ';1937t'".was
':^.r
at
company
5.01
assets
p. 236G.
;
,
* •
The
stockholders
V
*y
stockholders,
April
on
18 .will
consider
amending the
articles
company so as to authorize a' new; class
cumulative preferred shares
(par.$1.00%—V.
187,
p.
is
provided
required ;rto
for
retire
the
$500,000
-
stock
common
issue
under
principal
$41
Sales offices
company
of ,debentures
amount
Waiter Purifier Co.—New Director— jr.
Boston
■'
.of
of the
outstanding.common stock, amounted
to $139,482,000.
-"; BUSH>E6S^The
1907;
*:■
"
1
proposed
proposed
■>
of
merger
Co., with "Callahan"
amendments
to
Articles
of
change name to
rights of share¬
and
provide
that
(4i
delete requirement that
among stockholders; (5) provide that
.highest amount of indebtedness
which
corporation may
be
subject
shall be
$3,000,000; also approving Restricted Stock
Options to pur¬
chase
15,000 shares of common stock
by certain officers.—V. 185
p. 2211.
shall-be
chosen
from
.
,t.
Campbell Soup Co. (&
•
Subs.)—Earnings
six Months Ended-
,"daticn'of_-J. M.
Wateripurifier.Go.:-fells, rents and services.water coolers" ;The
purifiers and is the oldest comRany-in' its field--andc4s -now iir its •••;• business of. the- former whs founded in 1845
by John M, Brunswick;
year.
Its operations include ui^ u.j aat)atioh oi Ebco products and
greatgrandfather^ off Rj. F.
and B. E. BCnsinger who are now the
Westlnghouae water coolers in,metropolitan Newr-.York.- ....• 'LU,
principal officers oL the.ipompany.
.v
Its general offices are located at
623 South Wabash
t '■
^
' **%
Avenue, Chicago 5, 111.
r;'^
•• and
Co.—Proposed Merger, etc.—
Jan.
to
successor
Name—
below.
vacancies;
directors
cotupM»y w'as incorporated in Delaware on
Dec. 31.
an Qhio
corporation formed in 1834 as a eonsoliBrunswick, & Balke Co. add, H." W. Collender Co;
as
t'The Boston
•
Installations.
among other
things; (l)
"Callahan Mining Corp.";
(2) eliminate preemptive
holders;. (3) delete reference to class of
directors
remaining directors may fill
the sale of the debentures will be
Brunswick.
The increases in sales of its
SALES—Pro 'forma sales of Brunswick
during 1957, including sales
MacGregor .Sport Products, Inc., of which Brunswick
owns
98.2%
...v
*
C. D."
Hammond,, President ..of C. & Hammond
Co., map-makers of
'Maplewood, N. J., and .New York,, has been elected a director
of-, the
Boston Water Purifier
Co.; Nfw Ymk, it is annouhcedbyVJ. H. kirtlanil,
President." v'- ' ••>'•
Co.
surviving corporation; certain
.Incorporation which will,.
,
I
other
being located in all important
1501.
as
lanes5 and equipment, -automatic
pinsetters, 'school furniture '
gymnasium; equipment have required
larger amounts of working
capital to finance accounts receivable and
inventories; the proceeds
from ; thevoffering will be used
primarily to carry accounts receivable
'and inventories.
;'V.
•••'■:/'
;
f
';.:v
of 250,000
and
are
stockholders on April 14 will consider
the
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp. with
Callahan Zinc-Lead
and
674.-^'>;-^' ^
plants
186;'p.
Corp.—Proposed New
Zinc-Lead
The
from
-bowling
.
Europe.—Y.
Callahan Zinc-Lead
beginning in 1964.
In addition,
the company at its option
an
additional" $500,000 principal
amount of debentures
beginning in .1964.
For the
sinking fund the debentures will
be redeemable-at ■
10©"%;vThey also will be optionally
redeemable, at
.any time, at prices ranging from
104'it% to 100%.
of
Callahan
power
stocking facilities
of
the
'redeem
i
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
'added-to working: capital of
and
areas
Callahan Mining;
See
share.
a
branch will furnish
electrical connectors,
installation
products to European electrical
and
electronics
new
related
manufacturer's
industrial
C
'
,
at
which
annually
Borgr-Warner Corp.—To Authorize New Preferred.Stk.
The
incorporation of this
fund
equipment
'annually
v-
-
be
•may
:
April 22 will consider authorizing 250,600 shares
•f preferred stock; without
par value, to be."issued in series.—V.
186,
p. 2574.
;
%.-re.
-sinking
.will
on
•
The debentures afe-convertible into
A
'•/%
cC-5"' »?v >:•' 'V/
4y
■>
\.
'■
;;.
(E.; W.) Bliss Co.—To Authorize Preferred Stock—
^
..
The
tooling, .and
April 2, 1.958..;The subscription price is
100%. The rights
;Wiil expire .on; April
16, 1958.
The offering is
being
underwritten by a group headed
jointly by Lehman
Brothers (ahd Goldman, Sachs & Co.
.
$30,-
li'aWiities.-—V.10o,
"C':-v%
.*
V-
-
Operations .this year.. The com--,.,
Beltou,. S.. C./'and exp^hdcti yarn .'mill at' I
at
"turrently^operating- at
are"
workjr.g
718.000
plant
reach- normal
to
mill
yarn
Va.,*
Bristol,
.
scheduled
are
pany's
3
..'.of-
Net
Show Gain26, '58 Jan. 27, '57
$
sales
$
•
*
Costs
254,810,000 228,138,000
Taxes
64th
'
220,082,000 194,999,000
18,147,000
17,445,000
,..
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y
I
Bowser,. Inc.—Proxy
The
annual
•
uThe
-
comi>any. and its'subsidiaries (excluding
MacGregor)- hiave four
product lines winch accounted for the
following percentages
of consolidated- net sales
for the year 1957.
Bowling and billiards, 35%;
automatic. pinsetters, 44% ; school furniture
and gymnasium
12% Kahd^^fense
investment^
products,
—V.
10,682,705
$1.55
$1.47
$0.75
$0.75
share.
per
187,
15,694,000
10,683,812
.
Dividends
674.
p.
Jit
thevUnitcd"States "the company owns two.
manufacturing plants;
holders; - in.'. .excess'-- of 206,000..' sh«rei'i»o'f;''Bpi#scr
one. at ^Mdskegon,
Mich.','**containing about 1,077,000 square feet cf
common
and 53,006 shares ot -BoWseth preferred,- ds
basing' its •action
spac#, v which'isipriniarily a metal working
on Bowser's 10-year
plant; and the other- at
.period of poor earnings;^n-the present rfiaiiage- ;
MjU-ion,"Va.v having approximately 385,000
ment's persistence'. in "square feet, Which is pri¬
retaining -unprofitable-.properties..(subsidiaries).
marily a woodwoiking, plant.
Both plants are owned ill fee' ancl afe
■i ..On
the'fact that .dividend:! arrearages on the ^preferred' 'stock
are
unencumbered. ." Property 'at both
now
in; excess, of .810 per share, and
plants consists of land, buildings,
primarily pn the premise -thdt
machinery and equipment.
:
'
^
t 1 - ■
•
; •
under
present management, - Bowser,
Inc. slock will" continue to " be
% In Canada.-the Company's Canadian subsidiary
owns,
in
.depressed and unrenninerativer- the" following slate -of-directorsv'has
fee; a
manufacturing plant at" Toronto, consisting of land,
been proposed by thQ
buildings, magroup: Delbcrt D. Douglas
(specialty jnanufaq- i chinery and"^equipinent;.; The
buildings at Toronto .also house, the
•turer, Dallafe) TexasW Charles E! Hair"!tax accountant and certified*;Canadian
.
representing
16,581,000
outstanding
Earnings per share-
equipment,
8%.'
income
Shares
principal
meeting of stockholders will take place Ajirll 29, ;1953.
-Last .week,; by-,jdit*ct- solicitation .of the ' owtiers of" Bowser
common
and preferred stock,
Penicfe & McClure,.Jn<£. willrattempt rdo secure
enough proxies to affect a -change .in, management... This
firm,
Net
'
Contest^'i'- ■. .(: %
Canadian British Aluminum Co.;
Ltd.—Bonds Offered
;
An offering of
$10,000,000 5%%
being made in the Canadian market
first
mortgage
bonds
"through, underwriters
Gundy & Co., Ltd.,- and Greenshields Ac
Co., Inc.
.The bonds, available to investors
at-par, near
rants; Until Sept. 4, 1964, the
warrant on
stock
due
1970
is
led by Wood,
purchase
war¬
each bond allows
purchase of
share.
Thereafter until Sept. 4,
1967,
•when the warrants
expire, purchase' of the class A shares
may be made
•at $15 per- share.
,
-10
class
A
head
office and the Toronto sales
branch.
.public .-accountant,; Dallas-, ; Texas.
The
Clifton ^Livingston (investments,
company's Mexican subsidiary owns,-in
Yazoo City. Miss.), Alfied D. Martin T
fee, a manufacturing
President,, A. P. Martin Prop¬
plant" in Mexico City, .consisting of
land, buildings, machinery qnd
erties, Dallas,- Texas);! P." t. McClure,' 3r.: (rfefcired General Motors" *
'equipment.
%
...
/"'v
■
■
executive, .Dallas, Texas), John A, Nance .(builder, and developer of
All
other premises
occupied by the company and its subsidiaries
Real Estate Properties,
Dallas, Texas), and Phillip
fteid
(President;' such as rits general offices in
Chicago, regional 'offices, warehouses
and a director, Irving State
Bank, Irving, Texas;.—V. 183, p. 2.
and
branch sales offices are leased.
\
•'
•'*"
•'
'
The company believes- that all
■*
\
r
/
of its properties and those of its
j-;.
subsidiaries are well maintained and
Bridg;eiM)rt & Port Jefferson Steamboat Co. — Stock
in good
operating condition,
;
On March;;14, 1958, the
Offered—This company on March 10 offered
company purchased for
in
A
shares
at
$12.50
per
sinking fund sufficient
1980
is
to
be
93^
to retire
established.
July 15, 1967.—V. 185,
The
■
of the issue prior to
bonds
are
maturity
non-refundable
before
933.
p.
-
■
-
,
:
.
,
to its
stockholders
mon
on
tional shares of
the
on
.held.
basis
of
record
Dec.
stock
common
of
three
(par $5) at $10
shares
new
This offering was
the
additional
struction
of
terminal
u
in
to
company proposes
common
stock for
vessel,
new
for
each
additional
the
use
part
a
turing
two
and
shares
the
construction
of
the
of
cost
of
expense
con¬
the
on
firm
newj
for
the
Port
balance
.arrangements
not
was
Jefferson,
negotiating
of
the
cost
made
were
is
estimated
Long Island,
with
of
the
to
be
about
for'the return
of any
of
the
funds if all the
sold.v>:
•
<••••
•
-•
-
Long
N.
son,
for
Y.
75
years. .Currently ,and for the
past several years
this service has been operated with a steam
ferry ?with ^a capacity
of 30
automobiles.
V
r? The company is
planning to purchase a diesel
.
of
42
'•>
automobiles
Hie
operation
period from
the
and
of
500
the
early
passengers.
late
Is
contemplated with
the
new ' vessel..
diesel ferry will be available for service
ment
intends,
in
present, vessel
.
which
on
order
will
the
be
new
to
started
get
operated
in
terminal.
.
.
.
stock
1,000
in
year-round
Jan.
operation,
1
and
Bridgej>ort,
•
Conn.,
at
'.
$5
and
20,000
January,
shares
1958.—V.
of
$5
187,
stock
par
of
through
par
value
20-for-l
a
67.4.
p.
under
a
British Industries Corp.—Record
and
profits
in
stock
stock
high record levels, it
President.
was
Net
tue.
of
the
1958,
board
of
with
$618,481
$464,243
for
in
Federal
the
1957,
preceding
equal
to
taxes,
Bache
$944,730,
was
A.
compared
stock outstanding.
This is 52.9% over 1956 when net profit
$303,497 or $1.09 per share, adjusted to the
presently outstanding
assets
amounting
the
capital
close
1956.—V.
This
ment
York
March
additional
Share.—V.
v
to
Street
New
on
$991,673
186,
a
$959,055,
p.
M.
First
showed
substantial
a
185,
p.
year
as
earlier.
compared
As
a
with
close
of
<te
&
of
Dec.
result,
$623,271
31,
working
at
to
of
&
Co.
several
c; Brown
&
debentures
of
9.75
&
H.
E.
Hentz
F.
Hutton
3.0
Lazard
Carl M.
1
.
Convertible
1.5
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood— 1.5
L.
F.
Cook
&
Co
Rothschild
&
1.5
1.5
Stein
1.5
Straus,
4.0
Bros.
Sutro
&
C.
j
»
V.
Weld
right to
43A% convertible subordinated debentures due
April 1,
THE
COMMERCIAL AND
Dana
Seibert
FINANCIAL
President
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
In
United
NOTE:
On
States.
U
account
S
of
CHRONICLE
Published
twice
(Reg.
a
Copyright 1958 by William
Possessions
Territories
the fluctuations
and
U
week
B
8
Patent
Ine
—
in the rate of exchange,
1957
;
$21,377,750 $16,148,354
4,305,299
2,970,267
credit——
950,000
declared
or
$3,355,299
$2,970,267
577,936
162,566
v—
President, and Marc B. Rojtman, Executive Vicethe larger loss had been foreseen
earlier due to the
manufacturing
loads
tractors
plus
the
the company's sales
both
of
the
.substantial
promotion
complete
expansion
programs
new
of
line
the
geared
of
sales
to
the
substantial
sales
orders
and
earnings
hand
on
the
over
remained
the
preceding
heaviest
in
'
and
year,
Case
1730.
Period End. Feb. 28—
the
history.—
..
i
1958—Month—1957
1.5
$
1.5
Sales
'Profit
'
■
Co
1.5
&
Co
*
4.0
1958—2 Mos.—1967
$
39,971,073
after
"Earns,
4.0
Ac
791,575
4,825,437
$0.08
$0.53
taxes
per
Profit
share
com.
share
per
$
$
*
80,949,836 123,231,046
1,610,741
9,736,362
$0.16
$1.07
62,444,265
is
computed on number of shares
tiie respective periods.—V.
187, p. 1203.
the end of
outstanding at
1430.
Co.—Management Optimistic
on
of
products and satisfactory backlogs of this com¬
pany lead management to feel that 1958 will continue in a very similar
pattern to 1957 when the company had a record sales year and a
increase in profits. Henrv F, Wendt, Chairman, and Edgar F.
Wendt,
President, told stockholders at (he annual meeting on March 28.
Consolidated
Central
This
SEC
corporation,
has opened a
Office)
William
B.
leading
Dana
Pan-American
Company,
Publishers,
25
Park
Place,
New
Union.
remittance for foreign
$65.00
per
year:
subscriptions
in Dominion
and
of
Canada
York
Issue
on
underwriters
'
The
offering
to
are
proceeds
be
from
Electric
The
proceeds
the
bonds
be
outstanding
The
7,
N
company's
will
of
sale
note3
the
187,
Off—
p.
571.
Corp.—Registers Pro¬
at
REctor
the
1958-1959
2-9570
York
of
funds
^
to
be
will
be
and
names
applied
to
the
D
La
have
been
applied
sale
will
offering.
program
Seibert
Salle
includes
Editor
Street.
Act of March 3.
year.
of
the
nayment for future construc¬
discharged
construction
Other office: 135 8
York, N. Y., under the
Countries. $72.00 per
bonds
program.
The proceeds of this
retire all short-term notes which
Herbert
Monday].
terms
amendment.
the
and toward
to
time
underwriting
by
of
notes
construction
be sufficient
company's
Y..
price,
supplied
the
discharge of short-term
post office at New
$68.00 per year
Other
advertisements must be made in New
below.—V.
on April 2
filed a registration statement with the
$18,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1988. The in¬
public
of
;
manufacturer of electrical connections
branch in Western Europe; with headquarters in Antwerp,
a
Corp.
corporation
rate,
to
Burndy Corp.—Opens European Branch—
This
Hudson Gas &
covering
terest
tion.
;
Corp.—Merger Negotiations
Electrodynamics
posed Bond Offering With SEC—
To
develop future business the company is maintaining its policy of
emphasizing research, they added. They also said that substantial sums
are still
being spent to maintain facilities at a high degree of operating
efficiency.—V. 187, p. 1090.
Cenco Instruments
See
1958—
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical
Company
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
of
Hartgrove,
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales and
Earnings Decline—
■
3.0
Co.-
Dana
Members
B.
1958
tax
credit
.„
-
William
L.
Brown,
of
186, p.
1.5
—
Co.,
Sc
Wheat
White,
Boycc
Co
&
for
1958,
1.5
Blosser & McDcwelU-
Wertheim
J.
&
Co
in
backlog
Shearson, Hammill & Co
3.0
Singer, Deane & Scribner— 1.5
&
paid
T.
and
gains
Co—3.0
Schwabacher
25,
larger volume of production and sales
scheduled to be achieved
beginning with the secon# quarter of the current
fiscal year.
Messrs. Brown and
Rc^tman pointed out that, despite general busi¬
ness
conditions, the company in 1958 expects to achieve
1.5
Newhurd,
1.5
that
31—
Case-o-matic
4.0
Mullaney, Wells & Co
(2)
,
loss
force
3.0
Co
statements;
much
Stockholders—
offering holders of its common stock the
subscribe for $8,593,200 principal amount of
misleading
tax
President, stated
unusual
starting
the
This company is
and
income
r< John
Rhoades & Co. 4.0
4.0
Walston
p.
Co.——t——
«&
Loeb,
1.5
Inc.^.J^..
false
—
3.0
&
Freres
Texas,
March
on
(J. I.) Case Co.—Sales
Rise—Reports Larger Loss—%
Net
%
Co._—
denial
Gross
purchased
1.5
Forgan & Co
187,
"•>
-
company filed with the SEC an amend¬
1958 to its registration statement
covering an
shares of its $1 par capital stock at
$22.26 per
1634.
Common
&
the
stockholder, offered and sold
Insurance. Company, and In
Capital Na1*
Trust Company
by means of false and misleading
representa¬
tions
ana
omissions of material facts; and
(3) that Hartgrove and
'others offered
and
sold
securities
of
The
American
Founders
Life
Insurance Company and its
successor, United Founders Life Insurance
Company,
by means of
false
and
misleading representations and
.omissions of materfSi-facts and
in violation of the registration
require¬
ments of the Securities Act of
1933.
the
Co.,;Inc.
Deetjen <fe Co
Michigan Corp.
followed
•
Investment
to
be
to
and
Co.__—_—,—„
<fc Co.,
accion
hear¬
proceed¬
whether
t ional
in
1.5
:
a
Sr., its board chairman and
controlling
.stock in Capital National Life
of
4.0
Simmons—_—
Co
contains
the
upon
.-l..
D.
—V.
Investing Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Debentures
underwriters
determine
.
annual
the unsubscribed
fellows;
Inc.
as
commission's
Dividends
the
to
The
3,000,000.
names
Excnange Act of 1934
proceedings on the question of denial of
Peoples' application for
broker-deeler registration involve
charges (1) that Peoples' application
55,000
issuance
$2,765,783
by Peoples Securities Co.,
Houston,
broker-dealer should be denied.
Federal
the
for
$960,840
filed
At
reserved
$617,976
Exchange Commission had rescheduled for
in its Fort Worth Regional Office, the
1958,
Securities
options' and 209,590 shares reserved
stock
1958—2 Mos.—1957
.
and
7,
the
application
Tne
1,546,787 shs.
-
4,004,000
by the U. S. Court of Appeals for the District of
Columbia Circuit of
an application
by Peoples to restrain the conduct of the Commission's
hearing.
$8,593,200 •
21,551% shs.
.
April
registration
t'-'ese
and
I'
Three Months Ended Jan.
sales—;—
Loss before Federal income
common
Co.___—
Buffalo Forge
Co.—Offers
an
Outstanding
c
*2,006,000 shs.
Co.——,—
&
of
3,389,000 *11,477,000
$382,484
571.
Securities
on
ing!^ under
one
one
'
1310.
p.
1958—Month—1957
earnings
The
ing
FINANCING
value )_„-_
—-
on
'f
' *
$
$33,990,522 $37,651,740 $70,105,872
$63,334,007
33,608,038
37,033,764
69,145,032
66,099,790
expenses
p.
'
106,583,000 130,576,000
61,532,000 118,060,000 126,572,000
Ry.—February Earnings LiOwer—
revenue
187,
187,
$
64,921,000
Capital National Life Insurance Co.—Fraud
Charged—
an
due
& Co
1.5
Gradison & Co—1^
Hallgarten & Co
3.0
Hayden, Stone & Co.
3.0
2258.
Brnnswick-Balke-Collender
.Subordinated
PRESENT
Good body
increase,
the
-V.
■
buildings
feet
Authorized
1.5
&
Dain
Glore,
28,
600,000
warehouse
21,581% shs.
—
Diversification
Broad
•
with
53.9%
rose
of
1957
compared with $1,614,944 at
Current liabilities were $1,317,390
year.
contrasted
TO
of
remainder
square
W.
of
end
$2,276,445,
preceding
k^t,
•
to
the
at
Ellis
HKEmanuel,
1956.
Current
Net
time
provides
section
value)
Co
Becker
Burnham
J.
During 1957 surplus increased to $927,262 from $580,536 at the end
Of
Sachs
&
Stearns
G.
Harold
shares.
;■
the
two
owns
9.75-
& Co._
Blunt
profit,
after
taxes,
was
share on
277,298
shares of
per
and
small
A
and
EFFECT
par
Brothers
Bart h
.Bear,
,common
was
as
each
J.
Net
year.
$1.67
of
Boettchcr
income
Canadian Pacific
Period End. Feb. 28—
meeting called to be
the shareholders will vote upon a recommenda¬
directors to increase the authorized number of
stock
common
Goldman,
1956.
before
also
debentures.
percentages
of them are
Lehman
On
profit,
that
operating deficit.—V.
Railway
Railway
and
%
•
$5,473,670
,
lease
-
par
73,195 shares
by
Operations in 1957—
was
in
*5,740,000
income——,
opor.
::Net
sports' equipment.
"MacGregor" and "Drapor-
space.
of-certain restricted stock
of
"There
reported
at
'
athletic
$8,593,200
UNDERWRITERS—The
an increas.
of 29.5% in
ales, nrof'ts rose 52.9% ov?r
is every confident expectation that the increase in sales
achieved in each recent year will continue in
1958," Mr.
Carduner said, in discussing the outlook.
Sales for
1957 reached $7,089,963,
up 29.5%
over
the
1956.
which
Net
plant
approxi¬
field."
of
names
floor
fee." It
(without
on-April 21,
/.
corporation in 1957 rose again to new
disclosed on March 26 by Leonard
Carduner,
of
(without
conversion of
shares
split
this
of
trade
perpetual
respective
Sales
and
ofc^ivevsification
1,-a1973—w_'_,
held
.was
•
1958,
approximately 110,000
floor-space, respectively. -
tion
50,000 shs.
$100
a
conr."-*subord/;: debentures,
exercise
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
stock
common
4,
containing
preferred
Common
each
FINANCING
Authorized
-
of
of
outstanding common stock of
controlling interest in MacGregor
the sale
CAPITALIZATION ^GIVING
4%%
lor
shares
of
the
feet
square
of
•Includes
PRESENT
(par $5)
issued
into
TO
story
one
and
thy
recreation
in
under
is .owned
April
office
an
of
..»■
the
date
the
outdoor
sold
held
-Cincinnati,
V
in
maintains
EFFECT
'
-
•
.
Common
GIVING
is
'-square.-feet
;
..
up
to
operation
hoped that the new
May, 1959.;* The manage¬
in
one
the
is
between
acquisition
March
on
acquired .98.2%
Brtirt'swlclc's. program
products,
these
"
CAPITALIZATION
•changed
capacity
limited
had
MacGregor is engaged
plants
been
Year-round
ferry becomes available.
company owns two terminals,
in
Port
Jefferson, . N.-. Y., and
-The
It
on
1959
The
one
generally
November.
;to: exchange expired
other ,160,000
'
has
vessel
present
April--to
a
MacGregor has twolmunufacturing plants in Cincinnati, Ohio,
containing approximately' 150,000 square feet of floor space and
...
a
of
space
>.
-
ferry with
floor
equipment and baseballs sold by it.
It also manufactures
approximately 87% of the shoes sold by it and approximately 71%- of
the inflated goods sold by it. The remainder of
its line is manufactured
by others for it';
v.;
has been operating a passenger and vehicle ferry
Island Sound between Bridgeport, Conn, and Port Jeffer¬
company
across
oi'
protective
,
.
The
consisting
feet
is
Maynard.'t include lines both for individual
sports
such
as
golf,
tennis, badminton
and- boxing
dnd team games such as baseball,
football,, basektball, volleyball, s^ccr and track.
MacGregor manufactares all golf clubs, golf balls, baseball
gloves, boxing- gloves, uniforms,
.13,
.i
■
Its
stock
company was incorporated in Connecticut on Nov.
1883.
Its main office is located at its Bridgeport Terminal at 69
California St., Bridgeport, Conn. .
:<-'i ~
offer
'entrance'into
No
BUSINESS—The
-
It
10,
"continues
$75,000
vessel.
Mich.,
sq' are
land.
pfbp<erty.
MacGregor."'The
Y. (terminal about $25,000.;'"
institution .. on a debt basis
construction
Kalamazoo,
325,000
of
the
on
Jan.
Brunswick
N.
private
a
lien
a
The
and installation of new loading ramps
The company has received tentative bids that lead it'
this vessel can be built for
approximately $650,000.
is
at
acres
1958, Brunswick offered shares of., its. common stock
in exchange for
outstanding shares of common stock of MacGregor
'Sport Products, Inc.,,an Ohio corporation, on a share for share
basis.
sale
the
facilities
On
Bridgeport (Conn.)
the
on
The
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$
52,242,000
57,982,000
expected that the facilities will be used
for manufacture of
products of the School Furniture ar.d Gymnasium
Equipment division of' the company.
The company intends to make
arrangements fhn^financing this acquisition which
may involve creation
at each terminal.
.to believe that
Expense on the Bridgeport terminal
Earnings Off—
1958—Month—1957
Operating revenues
Exps., taxes, and rents
$1,500,000 manufac¬
approximately
mately 32-
'
proceeds
of
of
share
per
not underwritten.
PROCEEDS—The
'of
com¬
31, 1957, the right to
1958, for 30,000 addi¬
before March 25,
or
Period End. Feb. 28—
$
•
.
^subscribe
Canadian National
Rys.—System
"
'
,
and
com-
Publisher,
Chicago 3,
1879.
the
Illinois
Subscription*
"
The Commercial and
4
Financial Chronicle
(1540)
'
steam generating unit at the Danskammer Point
substantial addition to, and reinforcement of,
the company's transmission, distribution and other properties. It is
estimated that this orogram will require expenditures of $21,884,000
during 1958, and $16,868,000 during 1959, a total of $33,752,000, of
which $21,253,000 will be expended toward the completion of the third
unit at Dans, aramer Point which is expected to be placed in service
•pletlon. of
1959.—V.
in
and
187,
March
on
without
stock
by the company for subscription by its common stock¬
holders of record March 11 at $28.50 per share on a
27
value,
par
'
Months Ended- Feb. 28—
12
Operating
share by a group of investment bankers headed by
Morgan Stanley & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co. and Blyth
& Co., Inc. See also V. 187, p. 1311.
9,044,567
elected Chairman
7,986,007
the
3,463,600
$2.51
^
3,463,600
$2.31
1958
.Available for common stock
—V.
at
shares
Common
Earned
per
ie7,
end
period.—.
of
share—
common
Commission; it was announced on
oi this corporation for a hearing
on
the question whether to vacate, or make permanent, the Feb. 28,
1958, orders of the Commission temporarily suspending Regulation A
exemptions from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to two public offerings of common stock by Central Oils. The
hearing Is scheduled for May 1, 1958, in the Commission's Seattle
Regional Office.
In the Commission's suspension orders, it charged
that Central Oils' offering circular filed in respect of its second offer¬
ing contains various false and misleading 'statements of material facts
—V. 187, p. 1090.
Securities
March
has
27,
had
by
the company for
and
Exchange
granted
request
a
Cleary-Strauss & Irwin.
Net
profit after
Vermont
•
share
per
185,
share
— —--
1635.
p.
expenditures
$200,000, of
Colonial Stores Incorporated—Current Sales Up—
g
.
—V.
:
.
1958—12 Wks.—1957
<•
y.
•
34,863,383
———
...
'
1958—4 Wks.—1957
Period End. Mar. 22—
\
'
; '•
•
£
1204.
137, p.
1958—Month—1957
oper.
expenses
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$1,624,000
1,396,087
$941,000
704,303
$787,000
705,509
revenue-
The
;
187,
stockholders
oper.
ry.
•
Deficit.—V.
187,
$236,697
$227,913
00,197
$81,491
<114,521
operations——
income
way
Net
*169,144
$460,724
106,272
Chattanooga Gas Co.—Bonds Placed Privately
vately
—
an
The
for
proceeds
to
are
construction
program.—V.
short-term
repav
177,
loans
bank
sales
$6,694,656
$7,351,204
extraordinary items—
items
280,767
226,843
.....
117,624
Number
shares
of
'Earnings
1,043,556
$0.11
outstanding
—
laboratories
to
Charles
Period End. Mar. 31—
•";.
•Gross
Net
V"
;
1958—Month—1957
•' Jj>
••
ineome
—V.
■
—-
-
(net)
—.—
——
$
•
i
••'
$
{tj
.•
37,585.000
83 142,000
.
—
_
9,548/966
2,590,340
$7,798,886
1,050,491
$6,958,626
859,824
$6,748,395
2,651,360
$2.55
$0.40
$0.73
8,264,000
$1.02
$6,098,802
—v.
$2.30
y:'
total
of
the
amounted
year
$253,860,566
in
to
$254,027,186,
slightly
more
Net
than
sales
revenues increased $2,749,384, or 1.3%.
They were fqyor,qbly
by. the increased movement in. the first half of the year of
.products of-agriculture, particularly corn, which the Commodity Credit
Corporation iij its, reconcebtratiori movement,
shipped from Iowa,
Illinois, Indiana and Minnesota to the Southwest for storage,
to
terminal markets, and for export to make room for new loan grain
expected from the fall crops.
Early snowfall and frost made corn
affected
harvesting difficult with the result that there
moisture corn, providing a heavier than usual
at
the end of
Passenger
the
considerable
was
to
movement
high
taxes
i—
8,225,946
5,853,924
taxes
—
3,618,181
3,150,421
earnings
$1,758,318,
10;2%;
...
or
mail
compared
with
81.95%
Net
income
were
40.02%
of
in
revenues,
for
1957
1956.
the
was
The
lowest
operating
since
$7,916,348,
the year 1956.
Earnings per share
and $2.51 on the common stock.
ratio
the
for all expenses
1950.
with $8,485,914 for
year
compared
$15.26
were
the
on
-.JDebt reductlon during the
was,,in
mortgage
year 1957 amounted to $5,225,641.
bonds
and
debentures
Of this
$1,431,441 in
and
equipment obligations. During the period from consummation of the
road's plan of reorganization on Dec. l, 1945 to Dec.
31, 1957 mortgage
bonds in.the amount of $42,969,700 have been
reacquired.
than 22%
debentures
interest
of
the original issue.
In addition,
have been reacquired.
The
$1,200,000
resulting
requirements
current
is
assets
$33,197,983
This is
more
5%
of
reduction
income
in
annual
$1,962,343.
(working
on
Dec.
31,
1957
amounted
to
The
company
To
be
on
covered
acquired
hopper
March 31
a
announced
of
freight
that
train
—
I..
:
-
$1.79
$1.10
Consumers Power Co.—To Reduce Common Stock—
The stockholders on April 8 will consider;
(a) reduction of capital
by $400,000 represented by 4,000 shares pi $4.52 preferred stock pur¬
chased for retirement; and (b) increasing the authorized common stock
from
10,000,000
tgtJ4,000,000 shares.—V. 187, p. 1204.
Container Corp. of America—Acquisition—
This
corporation has acquired,
through an exchange
of
stock.
Garmold, Inc., manufacturers of molded plastics, Totowa, N. J., Leo
H. Schoenhofen, Senior Vice-President, announced on April 1.
Present planning
calls for increased production facilities at the
Garmold plant, Mr. Schoenhofen said.—V. 187, p. 675.
"
S
Cooperative Trading, Inc., Waukegaii, 111.—Files With
Securities
The
50-ton
teel
and 50
70-ton
covered
Quinn, President.
Delivery of all cars is expected
to be
Digitizedaccording to the announcement.—V.
for FRASER
and
Exchange Commission—
corporation on
March 26
filed
a
letter of notification with the
SEC covering
10,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($10
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay
outstanding indebtedness, to improve the facilities for the retail sale
of food,
and for working capital.—V. 186,
p.
4.
it
will
cars
receive
estimated
bids
to
for
box
cars;
hopper
100
50-ton
cost
cars,
airslide
The
corporation on March 28 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 1,600 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used to purchase the Camden Paint Mfg. Co. nlant, to repay current
$100
Cornucopia Gold Mines, Inc.—Unit Reports Gain—
according
to
Steiner Manufacturing Co., a subsidiary, reported a. 10% rise
for the first quarter of this year over last. Steiner is one of
country's largest makers. of ready luade curtains and draperies.
Last year Steiner had sales' in excess of $3,500,000 to more than
5,000 department stores and speciality, shop? throughout; the United
States. The company had just moved into their new plant in Saltsburg,
completed
187, p. 1203.
by
early Autumn,
in sales
the
T
tol
March 28 voted
on
Co.
for
accept an offer of $10,119,787
tools, fixtures, patents and
the inventories,
will
continue
to
operate
corporate
new
Bauman,
the
chosen
real
estate
avoid
to
and lease
confusion
it
with
to
the
Motor Co.
President of White,
.
said Diamond T's manufacturing
and that the two makes of
changes are effective as of April 1, 1958.
'
are
421,259
Diamond T shares
outstanding.
Approval \ of
was not required.
Z. C. R. Hanson, D'amond T President, will head the new dlvisiop.
He
said
truck sales had slowed iri January and February,
in line
There
with
stockholders
generally lower business activity.
weeks, however, sales had increased
For the last two
more than
compared with the sales rate of the previous months, he said,—V.
p. 987.
J,,.'
<
'
50%
187,
,
Co.,
Digit-O-Meter
Securities
The
March
has
26,
Colo.
and
issued
^
Stock
—
'■
Offering
r -y
f
Exchange Commission, it was announced on
orders temporarily suspending Regulation A
exemptions from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
to public offerings of securities by the following:
(a)
The Digit-O-Meter Co. in a Regulation A notification, filed
June 27, 1955, proposed the public offering of 86,548 common shares
at $1 per share;
1
1
(b) Garner Aluminum Corp., Washington, D. C., In a Regulation A
notification,
filed March 7} 1956, proposed the public offering of
respect
3,000,000 preferred shares at 10c per share; and,
•
ic) Uranium Queen Exploration Co., Greeley, Colo., in its Regulation
A
notification, filed Jan. 27, 1956, proposed the public offering of
1,121,190 common shares at 25c per share.
Regulation
under
the
A
provides
Securities
Act
a
of
conditional
1933
certain
of
the
and
terms
1
exemption
from
public offerings of securities not
The Commission's suspension orders in
has
been
conditions
of
a
failure
the
to comply with
Regulation -by
the
respective issuing companies;' and the orders provide an
for hearing, upon
request, on the question whether the
should
be
vacated
With respect to
orders
assert
that
or
*
registration
for
exceeding $300,000 in amount.
the above cases assert that there
opportunity
suspensions
made permanent.
Digit-O-Meter and Uranium Queen, the Commission's
the
respective companies failed to file the required
semi-annual
reports showing the amount of stock sold and the use
proceeds thereof. The order with respect to Garner Aluminum
alleges that the company's stock was sold to persons to whom an
offering circular was not delivered, as required.
..
Furthermore, the Commission's order charges that the offering of
o!
the
Garner
Copper Research Associates, Inc., Camden, N. J.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
at
Motor
Temporarily Suspended—
$0.05
1.05
the certificate
The
White
2,238,113
—V. 187, p. 326.
The
1,000
are
cars
fleet
William J.
\
-
.
"
122,561
short-term loans and for other corporate purposes.
'To Order New Freight Cars—
;
.
2,703,503
SEC
capital)
■
.prompt delivery of
nearly $12,000,000.
.
'Non-recurring capital, gains, after Fed."income
% taxes, included in the above earnings— ^ 1,554,9021
Number of .common shares outstanding—2,459,047
Earnings per common share—
Capital gains
$0.63
Operations ;
1.16
preferred stock
During the year, the report declares, gross capital expenditures of
$22,956,266 were made, of which $7,057,703 was for road property
improvements and $15,898,563 for new equipment and improvements to
existing equipment.
$3,794,200
4,607.765
,..J
J/;
reduced,
the report declares, the physical
property
was
adequately maintained
during
the
year.
Economies
realized from increased use of modern machinery in track
maintenance,
and from increased efficiency in shop procedure's
contributed to the
reductions.
The
transportation ratio was 39/97%
of
revenues
as
expenses
—
—
markets
revenufe
$179,079, or 2.1%; express revenue decreased $548,695, or
13.8%, while all other operating revenues decreased $454,830, or 3.1%,
Operating expenses were $208,178,811, a decrease of $2,567,488, or
1.2%, despite the Impact of increased wage costs together with higher
prices of materials and supplies. If it had not been for increases in
wages and in employee fringe benefits, operating expenses would have
been about $10,690,000 less than in 1956.
While road and equipment
was
' Net
Total
decreased
Increased
maintenance
;
year.
revenue
White
N.
J.
242,762,249 231,202,375
-
before
Federal
of
name was
Diamond T division of White
new
.'-I $
Income
Earnings
amending
certain terms and condi¬
80,000 shares o£ preferred stock.—V. .187, p. 880.
goodwill of Diamond T.
The
1957
Freight
,
issuance
consider
with respect to
1956,
White, but under a new name—the DTM Corp.
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
1956.
year."
Co.—Meeting April 15—
will
15
and marketing setup would be undisturbed
trucks would continue to be produced.
1958
$
all
reflect certain requirements of an order issued by
in December,
stockholders
The
from
the
1312.
36 Weeks Ended March 8—
latter
Diamond T Motor Car Co.—Sale Voted—
•
the
for
tions
Option—
Negotiations for the merger of this corporation and the Cenco Instru¬
Corp of Chicago have been broken off it was announced on
Gross
alone
items
the
rate will be maintained throughout this
April
on
incorporation to
the SEC,
ments
for 1957, signed by Leo T. Crowley, Chairman of
William J. Quinn, President, discloses that operating
and
for
revenues
stockholders
Diamond
187, p.
cash
in
1432.
p.
Delaware Power & Light
of
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.—Merger Dropped
25.—V.
and
including
liabilities,
Share earnings have averaged $4.66 for the last
quite satisfactory/'
three years debt has been
and working capital increased $3,955,000, while
the dividend rate was increased 50%
to $2.00
$14,090,000
180,
The
2,651,360
The
stockholders on
April 16 will consider approving an option
corporation and its President, providing for the
purchase of 15,000 shares of common stock in substitution for previous
agreement dated Sept. 30, 1948.—V. 185, p. 1883.
14,134,000
$1.75
—
current
during that period
per share."
}}
}
Noting that earnings for thtf first two months of this year—27c per
share-compare unfavorably with the extremely good earnings of 96c
per share in the same period last; year, stockholders were nevertheless
told that the D&H expects to earn in excess of its dividend require¬
ments this year, and Mr. White said:
"Our good financial condition
$9,191,976
annual report
Board,
reduced
1957
10,589,201
2,790,315
oi
three years and we can look upon them us
Mr. White said further: "During the last
$44,862,437 $42,002,288
34,563,065 32,810,312
$10,299,372
times current liabilities
2.61
are
excess
(bey were still good.
%
v'-i•
Condc Nast Publications, Inc.—Stock
101,104,000
5,887,000
share.
shares—
outstanding
Earnings per common share
187, p. 1204.
-'...y
3,217,000
per -com.
on common
shares
—v.
1958—3 Mos.—1957
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Up, Net Off in 1957—
the
—
.
dividends
Earnings
187, p. 1311.
The
——
.
income—
Qommon
Feb.
.
1958
.
in
maturing within one year. While per share earnings of $4.45 .in
1957 were lower, than the extremely good earnings of $5.16 in 1956,
agreement between the
28,184,000
—
income
Earns,
28—•
.
Co.—Earnings at Lower Rate—
debt
their
the
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—March Earnings Lower—
♦
'•
1204.
assets
well
are
Montague,
A.
assures that our dividend
new locution
in Wayne. N. J.." it was reported
Silloway, President.
"Earnings
for
1957
were
also
decline of volume in the final quarter.
However,
..the first quarter of 1958 is expected to show substantial improvement
in
both sales and profits, a
fact already apparent from
the 28%
•increase in volume in January and February over the same mouths of
1957," Mr. Silloway said.—V. 186, p. 940.
'
by
of
issuing the annual report to shareowners, Wm. White, President,
upon
the
financial condition
of the company, said:
"Current
Schneider,
Abe
are
and other income deductions
Preferred
T;
by
Delaware & Hudson
In
Stralem and Ralph M. Colin. B. B. Kabane
in
ex-offieio,
advisory capacity to
the
ineome
Net
"Profitability of operations lor 1957 was affected by the extraordi¬
narily heavy costs of moving the headquarter offices and manufacturing
•
affected
S.
p.
Operating income
Interest
for
for shares
commenting
acting
are
187,
committee
Twelve Months Ended Feb.
Gross
contract
a
— Notes
Placed Privately — This
it was announced on April 1, has placed pri¬
vately, through Baker, Simonds & Co., an issue of $7,186,000 5%% notes due Jan. 1, 1973.—V. 177, p. 1255.
$0.30
—
share—
per
Jaffe
Operating revenues..
Operating expenses...
517,015
301.484
313,353
1,043,556
—
and
after taxes & before extraordinary
Income after extraordinary items.
i
approving
Davidson Bros., Inc.
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Earns. Up—
;
1956
the
of
Donald
Hart,
Leo
will consider
26
company,
members
committee.—V.
1957
—
before taxes
value
value.—
par
:
and
and
Chemway Corp,—-Net and Sales Declined—
Income
the
$10 par
to
.
The
1579,
p.
Year Ended Dee. 31—
Income
value
par
■date.
:
Net
consider changing
April 1 by Columbia officials.
The board of directors will act
upon
the committee's recommendation when submitted at an early
Alfred
to
used
be
will
without
on
fund bonds due 1978.
v
16
shares
Columbia Pictures Corp.—To Elect Board Head—
This
it was reported late in March, has placed pri¬
issue of $1,000,000 6% first mortgage sinking
company,
April
on
from
The special committee composed of five members of the board of
directors, selected to recommend a production and an administrative
head to the full board, has not yet reached a decision, it was stated
986.
p.
May
on
Inc., (a 'Delaware Corporation; in exchange
stock of Cutler-Hammer, Inc.—V. 187, p. 1312.
common
Common
1312.
p.
r"Net revenue from rail¬
,
stock
common
V,
the
Laboratory,
stockholders
The
of
which
the acquisition of substantially all of the assets of Airborne Instruments
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Change Par of
$1,920,000
1,459,270
.
and expenditures
Cutler-IIaitimery Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
<g
98,432,089
33,375,379 102,910,848
will be added to the general
will be available for any of its corporate
capital expenditures and expenditures for explora¬
presently anticipated that for the year 1958 capital
for exploration activities will aggregate
voting trust's share is 25%. The prospectus
lists Hsnry E. Linam as one of the 10 voting trustees and UhairmanPresident.—V. 173, p. 2387.
>/\
.,
....
from the sale of the securities
Proceeds
funds of the voting trust and
purposes, including
tion activities. It is
*
oper.
-
31
.
227,925
$0.35
$0.20
—1
taxes—
per
Earnings
Dividends
~~V.
Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
Period Ehd. Feb. 28—
March
on
SEC covering
'
Railway
Railway
Oil Voting Trust, Havana, Cuba—
filed a registration statement with the
767,838 units of Voting trust certificates, each certificate
representing the ownership of one share of common stock (one-half
cent pari in each of 24 Cuban companies.
The voting trust was organized in 1950 "for the express purpose of
assuring continuity of management and stability, of policy, for the
shareholders of the 24 companies." The 24 companies are said to
hold approximately 15,417,676 acres under concession right?; and the
voting trust is-said to have spent on behalf of the ?4 .companies
approximately $1,550,000 for geological and geophysical dork, filing
and transfer fees, administration costs, legal and accounting .fees and
other expanses, of which amount approximately $331,000 was in units
of voting, trust certificates accepted for services and property.
The
voting trust on behalf of the 24 companies also has made Farm-out
Agreements with Stanolind Oil & Gas Co., Trans-Cuba Oil Co., Cuban
American Oil Co. and Sulgraves-Cuban Petroleum Co„ by. Which agree¬
ments the said companies receiving the Farm-outs will make a total
estimated expenditure of $21,000,000. There are now issued end out¬
standing 9,032,162 units of voting trust certificates representing 216,771,888 shares of the stock of the 24 companies. The corporate objec¬
tives of the companies are the exploration, acquisition,
development
and exploitation of mining claims of
all kinds and principally oil,
gas, naphtha and asphalt.
■
■
trust
This
1956
$7,468,492
132,710
$0.32
$0.15
———
-
—
,
1957
$7,347,187
Year Ended December 31—
Sales
.
of $50,000 for the year
promotional campaign
a
Subs.)—Earnings—}
Giarostat Mfg. Co., Inc. (&
Sales
Central
allotted
been
through the public relations firm of
^ Central Oils, Inc.—Hearing Request Granted by SEC—
'■'' The
%
Johnny Weissmuller All American Pools.
Weissmuller announced that a budget
Mr.
986.
p.
Pools, Inc., Hollywood, Calif.—Chairman—
Cinema
Johnny Weissmuller, former Olympic swimming champion, has been
of the Board of Directors. This corporation markets
—9,765,549
8,707,049
income
Ket
$53,300,271 $51,075,580
12,246,393
11,809,451
—
—,
1957
1958
<
>re venues
Income
Gross
■
,
remaining 15,721 shares were sold on March 27 at $30.50
per
Central Illinois FublicServIce Co.—Earnings Up—
;;
•
basis, 435,202 shares were subscribed, and the
l-for-16
1958.—V. .187, p. 571.
April ,21, 1958 to stockholders.of record March 28,
Subscriptions—
-
450,923 shares of common stock recently offered
Of the
Increased—
vited to increase the authorized
from 1,500.000 shares to 4,500,000
■shares and the preferred stock/ $100 par value, from 250,000 shares
to -500,000
shares, and also authorized a split of the; outstanding
common
shares -on a. 2-for-l basis, to be distributed on or about
stockholders
)-■
Registers Proposed Offering With SEC—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Stock
Central Illinois Light Co.—Stock
The
common
Monday, April 7, 1958
any
Cuban-Venezuelan
was
1430.
p.
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.10 per share.
quickly oversubscribed.—V. 187, p. 1311.
per
.
.
current economic downturn began to take torm. They
reversal in sales at this point would severely handicap
the firm's continued
growth and that corrective measures were de¬
manded.—V. 187, p. 987.
that
felt
fering of 130,000 shares of common stock (par $25) was
made on April 2 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. at $47.75
It
.
"
the
when
Pa.,
Chrysler Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
third
a
Station,
Steam
.
•
•
Aluminum
stock
was
made
in such manner
as
to
constitute
a
fraud
or
deceit upon the purchasers, particularly by reason of oral
representations by officers and directors of the company concerning
the refunding of investors'
money,
the volume of stock sales, and
the use of the proceeds thereof.
Similarly, in the case of Uranium
the Commission's order alleges that, because of false and mis¬
leading statements of material fact contained in its offering circular,
use
of
the offering
circular without appropriate disclosures would
operate as a fraud and deceit upon purchasers of the stock.
In
particular, this order charges that the Uranium Queen offering cir¬
cular failed to disclose
(1) the status of the company's leases, (2)
the status of a "working agreement" between Uranium Queen and
Aha jo Uranium Co.; (3) the status of options granted Abajq Uranium
by the management I of Uranium Queen to purchase 150,000 shares of
Uranium Queen stock held by-the management, and (4) the fact that
Skyline Securities,. Inc.,-named as underwriter for the offering, has
abandoned its office arid ceased to do business.—V. 182, p. 212.
Queen,
\
Volume
187
Number 5731
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1541)
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams
Ltd.—Earnings Lower—
1
amounted
.
The consolidated income" of
this.corporation for the six months ended
31., 1958 and 1957,/expressed in U. S.
currency, inoluding lor the
time in un interim report the
earnings of subsidiaries in Canada
and the United States not
wholly owned, follows:
1958
after
Taxes
all
operating charges__
income.—
on
-
Real
of
;
Due "to
the
six
months
During
,year.
.have
31
customarily
of
sales
oi
that
for
exceeds
the
requirements,
period
been
were
the
with
the
result
disproportionately
case.—V.
186,
2851.
p.
that
higher
"
"
•
v.
.
close
of
of
the
netted
year
about
-
for
the
Mr.
up
Cash
and
to
$22,106,747,
securities
mortgages
amounted
company's
outstanding
to
$408,618."
preferred
An
additional: 930, shares
"total
ments
through
and
% Diversified Oil & Mining Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Mr.
operations.
fund
issued.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secon¬
over.—-V. ; 187,
The
lOO'"!
t
corporation has
Its' 6 e"S
five-year
plus accrued
,
Midland
Trust
Co.
called
Dr.
announcement
rector s."
Mr.
of
New
y;;
and
Prior
10
Payment
made
York,
will
be
at
Eastman
$157,000
1961
The
at
ment
by
to
years
J.
B.
dealer's
President, according to
Ch*irmanof the Board, oi Di¬
elected
Doeskin
line
than
Paul
Company
continued
March 31.
1091.
■
the
of
/that
Securities
the
to
and
Exchange
Commission
;against
,
Administrator
Doeskin
had
books
corporate
to
and
the
New
Commission,
agreed
to
dismiss
Inc.
and
Leon
Products,
require obedience
of
subpoenas because
records
Regional Office
April 3 announced
After
by
the
produced
certain
Commission
in
its
•subpoena after the litigation was commenced.
The application and ahidavit" filed
by the Commission in support
(Of its Order to Show Cause requiring obedience to
subpoenas duces
/
/tecum
issued by the
New
York
,Leon"'Henderson, President
charged-that pursuant
/Whether
the
Doeskin
to
aii
registration and
1933-hatl-
.Act-of
been
Inc.
(Subpoenas
of-
material
Doeskin
of
subpoenas,
in
material
called
for
acting
in
not'
waff
Inc.
and
the
covered
return'
of
on
.
/
,
1-./.
,
transaction.—V.
187, p. 1313..
capital.
.'*
$10
per -'share.-
.;
•/-
"
Thd-proceeds/are to
1
...
vv,.*«
•••
be
used
for
Dover
subsidiaries
net
for
sales
the
of
this
corporatiton
ended. Dec. 31, 1957
year
and
;
its
.
$1.93
per "share
•for
greater
of
$36.00.
Rill
a
The
6.2 %
^
Under
and
President.—-V.
shop
186,
supplies'?iici equipment.
The
Mr.
A.
J.
■
Glesener
Glesener
will
Duquesne Light
for Bond
York
the
of
$15,000,000
187/ p.
first
mortgage
bonds
due
April
1,
5,
N.
purchase
Eastern
Net
year
sales
were
.President.
Net
2$'-/net
was
.with
21
was
equal
on
cents
standing
$94,009
months
ended
the
over
Dec.
a
in--the
after prelerred
1.145.948
previous
dividends
common "shares
common
share'-on*
year.'V'"
an
31,
$2,954,241
after
the
figured
of
three
previous fiscal year.
Federal- taxes/ totaled
$304,475.
$242,433 in the previous year.
The
-income
over
the
to
hi
the
cents
number
a
Y.,
"
—
income
taxes.
Provision, for Federal & state
,
income
taxes
Coinnton .dividends
cents
per
Earnings-per
:its/'loans1
-
common
shares
from
insurance
companies
_
The' previously
outstanding
iu
1959
and
'1963.-
dales,
and
$1.24
of
will
first
Model
share
per
/,
list
1466
on
of
year's
Net
income,
share
as
growth
a
24
little
•label.
;
before
for
ended
a
and.
* !"*
.*'■%
sinking ..fund
These
the
-.»
the
sale
28,
on
the
28,
}
'
„
/
-V
debentures b„6d
outstanding
'
maturity
debentures,
which
1958
to
I
„
Ltd.,
Harvey,
•
...
division of The
a
the-exclusive .licensee -in Canada
Ltd. produccs
'
..'•/*,•
*
many'products' for
con¬
,
-
dividends
Earnings
The
per
/
stock.
in
before
before
for
Net
p.
election
who
has
of
Plans
ana
with
ce/.l?
to
(&
Subs.
687,000
/
647,812
*-623,635'
$1,101,262^^^$1,094,909
647,>812,../» 647,812
647,812
.
shares
."
*"
647,812
;
$1.33
siir.
com.
.
'
*
°
*'
587,260
at
'
647,812
.--$1:60
$1.62
?
-
$2.47-•:«.*■
earnings
$1,052,328
647,812
.
,647,812
•
$1.70 7 /
■"
y $2.08 ?
share
'$2.7JT >
;
$2.11
-
of;"Southern- Paperboard
equity reached a record high of:'$13,192'.541 or' $20:36
the 1957 year-end as compared1 with $12,977i030v or
at the close of 1956. Stockholdersr-:equity -adjusted
share
per
include
Fort
Wayne's
40%
Interest in
Southern
Paperboard's
earnings, also amounted to a- record high,
$28.51 per share.
At the close .of 1956, tlie
corresponding figures were $17,770,623 and $27.43 per share.
Harold M. Treen, President, reported to stockholders-that, although
the company's equity in Southern Paperboard-represents an investment
of $4 000|000, a conservative appraiskl p'( the realistic value of these
assets is considered to be between $27,000,()oa, and'$30,000,000.—'V.
:
undistributed
$18,469,949
or
,^64,
725;',Vv*.
p.
'/
Steel &
Fort Worth
" 1*
;
"*• '•
••
■
Vy
'
Machinery Co.—Earnings Higher
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
--V.
an
covering
Plans.—V.
Fully-Paid
Holding
Cos.)—
*
•
'
as
to
$0.73
.*
from
"
';
;
President -to
of
its
filed- with the SEC
an
amend¬
registration statement "covering an
stock, special serles.—V. 181,
common
on March 21 offered publicly $275,000 of 4V4%,
and 5% first mortgage serial bonds due
quarterly from Sept. 1, 1959 to and including March 1,
.
1973/ They are priced at 100% and accrued interest.
The
100'^
an
bonds
plus
addition
ernization
is the
be
may
called
interest.
accrued
proceeds
to
of
Friedens
the
for
redemption
on
the t^st cof constructing
to provide for the mod¬
part
Lutheran
existing
any-quarterly date at
J
to be used to pay in
are
school
School,
building and
unpaid, balance of a $50,000 mortgage.
program is costing $266,573.
to retire $35,000,
The building
which
and mod**
'ernizatiou
$0.45
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Sales and
-operations
-
shares
300,000
company
1958,''to
28,
AVz%, 4%%
subsidiaries.
income
March
Wis.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co.,-West Bend,
"681,118
2,274,332
$0.42
devote his
.
'Wis.,
$1,198,305
167,774
dividends,
-
179,152
*■■
Frkdcns Evangelical Lutheran Congregation, Kenosha,
950,705
682,323
of
$0.86
107.
P.
247,600
163,235
net
*179,152
' "
Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
investment
York
New
on
-additional
$1,413,363
$1,109,810
earnings
sliarc_——---- ' *
184, p. 1580.
ment
1956
2,274,332
consolidated
oiltstanding_Cw'i^ij_^__;r—-
per common
"•
$3,831,049
•
——--■—--—
Franklin Custodian
i;
!
110,000
trans.)
U
;
shares
Net earnings
SEC
taxes
1956
______—$3,988,867
—
after
1957
*
sales
income
Common
the
$1,282,905
security
order
paid
oiltstd...
com.
per
totaling
per
was announced on
Pecaro
-
$863,323
/
.
shrs.
per
accumulated
the
undistributed earnings of subsidiaries)
or 56c
per share
of common
for 1956 were $1;413,363 and 62c per share.
J.
540,000
statement
share_l________l____,
"in
taxes
income
profit
$20.03
SEC—
^
undistributed
George
.
currently outstanding t/^ck, after
1049.
resigned
inc.
Fed.
Stockholders'
per
to
com¬
of
share 4n
.
.
succeed
major time
*
Perce
to
C..
other
Earnings Lower—"
:
'
The
company's
and
£243,250,31.7
sales
net
l'reFldeut.. disclosed
Hie
sales
1957
(an
totals
all-time
products
of
earnings
in
the
42.000 shareholders.
were
.annual
/
both
high)
and
amounted
report
below the
•
services in
to $1,702,279,
-1957
totaled
Roy
Fruehauf,
being ! distributed
tanearly
1956
figures
.and
per.
share,
when
Jiet earnings->of
preferred dividends
of $208,460,758
In
$6,300,317. rltie 1957
deducted, totaled
23 cents -per share 011 the 6.446,429. shares—the average number ouf''standing— compared with the 1958 earnings per share of $1.03 on
5,791.166 shares, the overage number of shares outstanding dujing
that year.—V.
186, p. 729.
earnings
Flintkote Co.—G. J. Pecaro Elected President—
The
ltowe,
186, p.(1953./-X-:
$23,709,685 $23^72,473
$21,084,735.
-1,403,323
1,788,262 •/-.1,718,544
/1,630,588
^
f.
- 1
adjusted
.
73 cents
or
per
186,
i
;
-
52 Weeks_, 52 Weeks •/.-53-Weeks "52 Weeks
•, i:Ended-",.-L .Ended v....*,-1.- £nded-"-i-.»Ended
D^c. 20,'57
Dec. 29/56 ■ Dec. 31,'55 Dec. 25,'54
,
:
•Earns,
taxes
In addition, gains on the sale of
securities, after Xaxes, were $311,330
14c per share in
1957, as compared to $67,438 vr 3c
.1956.—V.
• ■■■>-■
H,
gas-ranges^wiR be/continued by the--Florence
D; Roper Corp.—V.
sales
Common
.
cbmpaTable^'Viio'nths
1
Comparable figures
of Geo.
•Giving effect to undistributed
Corp. affiliate- (*40/»- owned).
999,810
preferred
gas
Stanley
made: because-a'major portion-of "the company's
range production -will be -marketed* under the Roper
("i:-.* •/
* •.
- s'f '/*
'/
<'/*i'/ ■■-':*//;
*: 5''/- / ' ' / :
-Earns,
44.
p.
(including equity in the"
after
jointly ;by
.
$1,151,931 as against $2,606,taxes, amounted to $542,381, or
taxes
reported
announced
was
taxes
common
equity
HI.,
namewas-
"taxes
earnings
dividends^ This
outstanding
corporation
-
-
■Profit
first
1957
paid
paid
v-
"was
gas
---
"Prov.
8ahead
amounted
income of $1,373,979
*
of
firm's
.Common dividends
that
.
thef
Co.—Changes Name—~
..
187,
Profit
./■
Corp.
income
dividends
shares
•'
*'
Son
J.
-4}-
per common
estate
' '
"
division is
Canada
■
1958
earlier.
company filed
its registration
-'*
(exclusive
Common
of
&
by. I;
rFort .W»3rne Corrugated Paper Co.—Earnings Off—
•:
year* before,
revealed
„
after
Investment
•••-
income
Common
-
real
3
the
1
the Same basis."
,/
1 p.58, net/sales w#i*c*'
$14,482,854
investment
General
Federal
profit
Preferred
$2.79
expansion
of
McRobert
April
cash
%
outstanding afc
yoar.-^-V.
Feb.
year
the
Range Division
The
•Net.
the
of
Production of Florence
/
•Net
better, than
operations-./
Profit
870,440
expansion,
Co.
'
,
I\ "
*
Inc.—Registers With
Year Ended Dec. 31—
•Net
income from
or
and
A.
011
.'*
The-change
utilizes/
Earnings Lower—
$1,282,905
-
C.
of
•
of
187, "p. 1313.
compared with $1,185,798,
or
64
same
basis.-—V. 187/p.* 455; "
the
on
••
Financial
,
1957
..
expansion,
The'stockholders voted March 28 to
change'the'firm's name to Geo.
Roiier Corp.
Florence- merged with' the 'fermefrRockford,
brand-name
v
April 3, has
sold
to
a
group of life insurance companies at
par
$3,000,000 of 4%% serial notes due March 15,
1974-1978,
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.—V.
184, p. 820.
in
.
undlscloscd"amount
an
.Ilobson, Board Chairman, and: John P. Wright, president.
price
common
$2.98
and -soutneasoern
production,
;
Dominion.
Changing
fiscal'
vately—This company, it
v.cre
compared
shares out¬
871,383
Indiana
cement
-
.range"manufacturer -Get.r31, 19*57.
:/'T,vi
the
Stock
*.,-•*
quarter last
months
calculated
Mass.,
1042.
p.
of
-
the
-
.
;
March
on
1957 first-half net
Systematic
224,196
szi
This
Florence Stove
D.
create-a
suggested
a
common
-
running
$33,484,159
March
011
' 1,390.529
augmented. tts^ Working; capital: through
equities!"**:
the
six
common
Boston,
218,883
1,393,434
paid
PRlVATEtrFlNANtJING—Consistent with
company
were
quarter-of
dividends,
calculated
$2,653,113
Ubmmoovshares, outstanding•
r
and
$542,811, equal to 68 cents'
shares
compared with
fiscal 1057.
of
earlier.
year
$2,816,941.
-Preferred, dividends paid"J1
rv
southern
that
1959/
Expands in Canada—
.
The Flintkote
This
$99",301,660 $91,139,998
5,440,320
5,133,633
2,623,379
2,480,520
'
mid
Montreal, Canada, it was announced
Chairman of the Board."'" "".'/
the
.;•/.
.r.
after
second
.•Excluding
Ner/prbflt;-'_l'_ll_"__ir_I_.
cement
single 'Inexpensive
.
■*.'
Finance Co. of America at
Baltimore—Notes Sold Pri¬
"..
saleA
Profit, before
•'
and
fiscal
a
the
a
135,
Edison Brothers Stores,
Inc.'(& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
Year Eii<lpd» December
131^'"
1957
1956
Net
were
President,
Federated Plans,
.
.
*
the
on
with
This
and
of
this
-
/
Tru-Sltm V
"incorporating
-
$956,452
as
cominop. share,,
For
Prov.
;
a
/
of cigarettes
1.
-compared; ivith $21,901,768
for
preceding fiscal year. Pre-tax profit
corre¬
fiscal
new
25
connection, with
subsidiary,. with head¬
-
775/;,-t "j
the
period
cents
643
as
Stirlen-added that Eastern, Industries
continues to maintain a
.strong financial position with the ratio of current
assets to current
liabilities 4.L to 1.—V. 186,
p.
624."- "
...
pack
a
.-v*-'-•
710,579
against
income,,
pares
Mr.
•
for
as
$1,652,604
same
per
-
also
Increase
an
outstanding,
equal
1957,
-
.for the manufacture And sale of Van-Packerv prefabricated residential
chimneys.
It is the largest producer of, prefabricated
chimneys In
■
selectivity. "It haa-
April
Falstaff
same
sales
Net
earnings in the first quarter of the
company's fiscal
the highest in its
history, according to Eugene D. Stirlen,
for
Ohio,
anticipated
quarters in Toronto.
/
were
a
pre-tax profit of $3,026,324 for
V
>
taxes, totaled $767,304 and was equivalent to
1,829,166 shares of common stock outstanding at the
clpse.of the period, after provision for preferred
the
Industries, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
sales
in
year
The McRobert's Chimney Division will
operato rs
Flintkote Co. of Canada Ltd., a wholly-owned
and
Net
Income
■share
at
the
amendment
$3,048,250, an increase
sponding period of the
-
110-degree
receiver
suggested list price of"$228.—V.
a
Griesedieck,
additional
•
of
•Jr.,
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Sales and Earnings Drop—
from
See
1205.
'
21-inch
television
quarter
share,
1988.
-
-
southwestern
is
,
Not
company at Room 1540. 15 Broad Street, New
will up to 11 a.m.
(EST; on April 9 receive bids for
it
187, p.
sales
about
Net
April 9—
The
V.
speaker
President;,*. ".
Abrams,
a
model
as
serve
contained
this
•Tills company has acquired for
■assets of the
Chimney Division
high gain video IF
inverter, variable local-distance control
exquisite beauty-stjled wood cabinet -of 'rich
on
compared with
based on
$24,588,521
operate
to
/
comparable period last year. Continuing production and -market¬
cost increases,, he said, will probably hold first
to
29
Co.—Bids
was
self
It
1
be completed by
,■';/./
re¬
noise
an
earnings after taxes
preferred
:
in
figures
ing
2473.
p.
and
electronic"
reported
Joseph
tools,/and
will
stocks,
represents-an equally important-engi¬
stated.
It is an all-trAnsistor portable
—
housed
quarter
*
Co.
continue
with
Benjamin
of the
40
ownership.
- -
-
Kosmos production will be required "to meet increas¬
in the present market area"1 which covers the state
Kentucky,
will
-
"
division.
preferred
on
required
expansion.
demands
of
Falstaff Brewing: Corp.—First
Quarter Sales Up—
the
machine
Ducommun
autonomous
an
dividends
Full Power Transformer Table
Transformer chassis,
three full
year-end.—V.
Founded by Mr. Glesener-50
years ago, The A. J. Glesener Co., under
his continuous management, has become one
of the leading industrial
tool and
supply distributing companies in Northern California. Its
prin¬
cipal lings include threaded products
cutting and
as
ing
"Illinois.
corporation had record net sales of $24,737,643 in
1957, up
from the previous high in 1956 of
$23,300,749, G. 'Richard* Fry ling,
Net
both
Metals & Supply Co. effective April
1. it was jointly an¬
by A. J: Glesener and Charles E.
Ducommun, Presidents of
industrial
a
opera¬
./■-■•
-
CHAMPION
.
•"
Power
President,
wholly-owned
power
full
commence
/.Eric Resistor Corp.—1957 Net Declined—
.
companies.u
999
sensitivity
•'
and
Is
and
-
Ducoxiimuit Metals & Supply Co.—New
Subsidiary—
The A. J. Glesener Co., Inc.* became a"
wholly-owned subsidiary of
Ducominunrespective
/-
Tlie expanded
..
936,510 shares of common stock
outstanding
as
of. Dec. 31. 1957," after provision, for
preference dividends.
This
compared with net earnings of
$2,858,074. or $3.04 per share, for the
year'1956, calculated on the same basis.—V.
186, p. 419.
nounced
in
not
The new Tru-Slim
the
on
^Govern¬
Harvey revealed
production
new market .for the sale of pocket ."radios.
This receiver is a
precision engineered all-transistor radio with sealed
dynamic speaker
delivering full power and superb tone. It utlli7.es a
ferriloop antenna
•
..
for ./total
the-
tKat dealers stoeks are low ancb that
a gonerab spirit/of. opthnisba
trade for the current
year.
•
iinancing will be
on
at
were
tbrand
w|th $30,222,632 for 1956.
Profit
on. income
was
$4,057,.464 as against a pre-tax profit of
$6,227,289
a year earlier.
■-/"/■/..
■-;■*.
,;/
.'/■/;'
Net income, after taxes, totaled
$1,825,888 and was equivalent to
'
by
advance,; Mr., Abrams
only slightly larger than
radio,
totaled $26,849,643 as
before provision for taxes
compared
its
eight-transistor portable clock radio .and America's
March
on
Emerson
share,
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
Consolidated
$6,337,621
neering
working
'• '
1
of
of $34,506,238.
The
recently acquired subsidiary,
.
The
.
-
for
.
.■<;
being initiated-by
that the company was initiating; -plans for the
production at its Kosmos Portland- Cement Co.* sub¬
sidiary- Which* would raise rated* annual
capacity at.;the Louisville,
Kentucky Kosmps plant-from 2,200,000'barrels .to*3;20»:,<»0'barrels,
an' increase of 45//.
It is not. contemplated- that auy. additional'- new
income
continuously for three *:to. five years on
battery."
The suggested list price, is $88.00.//,
The-company on March 27 filed" a letter of notification with, the
covering *500 shfcreS of ela^s C capital'stock
(par $1) to be
offered, for subscription
to
the company's
employees, officers 'and
6ft
programs
run
SE'C
directors
provision
/grained finishes. It.has
~
needs
and its subsidiaries
net
Pipeline Corp., which did
January. 1958.
-■:• ,„//< :•
21
stages,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
consolidated
portable radio
.
/
Dorne ^ Margolin. Inc., Weslbury, N. Y.—Files With
,
stiU-# optimistic
respect rto those
areas
of* the^/company^ busthess
where /
prices have been increased to reflect rising
costs,, a-gratifying increase
in demand has been
stimulated," Mr. Harv<^ stated, 1
;
■/;:
,•
the company
smallest all-transistor
corporate
'records concerning, this
the
'"V I,
.
that the Information
sought In its
subpoenas.-was relevant."and that refusal of Doeskin
Products,. Inc. and
Leon Henderson to obey
the/subpoenas was Impeding the Commission's
•investigation.
The
afXldavit^Turther stated that in September; 1957,
Doeskin Products, Inc. Issued
1,070,000 shares of its common stock to
Jose M. Ccipmany, a Cuban
citizen, for. $2,140,000 cash consideration.
The
material- demanded
by
the subpoenas included the
■■
is
company
turn
a
of
.
v-V
*■
-
because
company'a .business the first
typical-of Flintkote'e -full year's
:
.
that
-
.
struction and industry,
design features which, Mr. Abrams
including resilient floor tile,-sand and gravel,
declared, provides superior
"Colas'.', asphalt emulsion paving
performance and long tube-life.
•
/•
products and a wide line'of asphalt
:v' -protective
"Tile Emerson 888 Transtiiner,"' Mr. Abrams
coatings, adheslves-And waterproofingimaterlals,..
*'
said, "combines, for
the first time, an eight-transistor
radio with the world's first
Another Canadian subsidiary, Flintkote Mines
7-jcwel
'Ltd., mines and mills
.precision
battery operated clock.
The
(.asbestos fibers/at'Thetford
7-jewel precision clock will
Mines/ Quebec.—V/ 187, p. 1203.
"the
V
■
with
however,
weather
Harvey/ Jr„
-
".With
Mr.
leading pipe
future
advance
other
of
:
introduced
directors
and
date
this
as
for
reserves
■
Simultaneously Introduced
.Pull Power Transformer table
served .With
statements
the
highs in 1957
increase
of the
company's
"
appeared
but
refused
to
produce
the
subpoenas, stating that the information
by the Commission's order and that lie
adviee of counsel.
The Commission further
charged
'
bank
On
•
:
of
revenues
The world's-first
;
the
Products,. Inc.
Henderson
to
provisions of the Securities
Issuance and sale of shares of
and« Doesklu „Products;
Inc./ Doeskin
Products,
Doeskin
Leon
.demanded
was
the Commission
Oit',Corporation
and its- President,
Leon-Henderson, were
calling, for
certain /minutes
of
the
board
Products,
meeting
of
Products, Inc;, and .Doeskin,
of investigation to determine
order
coupled
the
.
.
various
J.
.
/'•";/
Emerson Radio &
Phonograph Corp.—New Products—
the ahtifraud
violated
(Swan-Pinch
■
Regional Office
of-
rlnc.,
was
maining 1957 net income was- $28.168,617—equivalent to
$2.39 per share
on 11,795,041 shares of
common stock
outstanding (excluding 5,226,903
.shares of common B stock which did not
participate in dividends in
1957). This compares with
$22,696,302, or $2.11 per share on 10,770,170
common shares in 1956.—V.
187, p. 1205.
its pending court
action
Henderson, its President,
"Doeskin"
demanded
It.
:- v/'
Northwest
tions until
York
on
/:•
;,
$301,090,537, with
1957 figures include those
Pacific
Jr.,
to
record
Products, Inc.—SEC Agrees to Dismiss Court
Windels,
that
;
of
winter
I.
.
exists in the
a
oversub-
expanding markets, Paul Kayser, President, reported to
stockholders
.
Action—
-
cate
:
.share, with
per
share.
per
Sales and earnings reached all-time
Consolidated
'
said
lines,"
26../
-
compared
ofc.the
not
are
' '
to
favorable
weather will undoubtedly
the timing. of ,an
upswing in new residential- construction/"
Harvey stated. He added that, recent, surveyacby Flintkote ihdi-
Mr.
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—Record
Sales and Earnings
-
■:•'< V, ,>••*..//*/* v^'
company as Executive Vice-President in July
to the Board of Directors in
January, 1957.
joining Dr.' Pepper Co., Mr. Parker was for more
Vice-President of the General Poods Corp.—V.
187, p.
a
year
-
certain
extreme
expansion ,of
.
-V- ■/"/
the
Corp. at $103.12%
concession of $1.50
'scribed.—V. 186, p. 1845:
elected
was
O'Hara,
;//. ■'
was
25
First Boston
.He
progress
lines
the
the
of
Secretary.
"disappointing"
are
March
shareholders,
certain
the
in
on
Secretary
influence
Kodak
was
The
of
of
results.
"The
dary offering of 50,000 shares of common stock
(par $10)
made on April 1
by Shearson, Hammill & Co. and
Marine
120
Broadway," New York 15, N. Y.
///v;.y •
\/>f:"4
March
>n
Parker joined
1956
.
May 1, next,
due
May 1.
on
Pepper Co.—Wesby R. Parker Elected President—
Wesby R. Parker,
an
fund:debentures
interest.
of
r—-V..13G,-p. 2472.
t
for redemption
sinking
.
informed
months
1958
structure
as
Disappointing—
this company
Board, stated
nature
the
shares
»
Vice-President.-and
capacity, he will continue
price
the
Harvey
seasonal
L
,o£
of
three
p.
1,1(23 shares left
.
depressed
a
Chairman
require¬
1313. I /
With
/
.;
formerly
new
"prolongation of
the
sinking
1953
was
In his
of
to 14,123 shares so
acquired out of the 650,000
Sufficient shares are held to cover the.
annual
.
McKenzie
purchased/ bringing
stock.,were
April I by I. J., Harvey, Jr., -Chairman of
Officer.
George K. McKenzic.has been
to succeed Mr. Pecaro Who held that
First Quarter
to
-5
f
Vice-President
First quarter results of
last year because of
an
the
at
'
•
,
Chief. Executive
$700,000-of
•
capital
year.
»
.
announced on
and
Executive
•
ions-brought working
$2,823,950
was
Board
company.
_
and earnings
otherwise would
i 'I
the
*
post since April last year.
year-end amounted to
$13,587,174. Of this amount $991,054 in U. S.
Treasury Bills
(Tax
series)
are
applied
against' the
liability for
/Federal income faxes."
;/*•/ " * >'
V v: V' //' 2
1
*/
Cash payments during the year1" to reduce long-term loans and
fiscal
sales
than
was
since
transact
•
increase
whiskies in
the:
normal
.for ".the
Jan.
rate
average
sales
"In
bcj'ond
to
thi
six
months
ended. Jan.
31,
1957, the
company
prices of its major brands to offset, in part, increased
anticipation of such increase, customers purchased stocks
increased
.costs.
variations,
the
equities sold during the year produced
proceeds." A mortgage note with a balance
-eliminated thereby, " The sale of leaseholds
cash
^"
t.
interests"
elected
leasehold
in
proceeds.
These
$17,763,000 $20,609,000
—
seasonal
and
$910,000
consummated
cash
.'.-.'Net profit
estate
$840,000
about
•
1.
interest
about
1957
$33,613,000 $41,959,000
15,850,000
21.350,000
____
$1,647,000, were retired in connection With the new 15
loans aggregating $3,500,000. The
notes are dated Nov. 15, 1957.
rate is 5Vs/r
and annual prepayments of
$200,000 arc
required beginning May 1, 1959.
V.
The
'»'
•
.
year
Jan.
first
Profit
to
are
•
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
6
(1542)
1
proceeds
•modifies.—V.
130,
'/."•>
2473.
p.
Paine,
..
investments,
■
,,
,
1313.
Wood Industries, Inc.
Gar
of
1957
1958
31—
before
loss
taxes
income
on
U;.
credits
tax
,
.
♦Net
•
'
■
*-
^
■'
-
[Net
1958
Ended Jan. 31—-
sales
Campbell,
outstanding
Shares
—
Working capital
♦$5,229
1,142,088
—V.
Clement
; v. $1-10
1.8
'v.
The
Inc.—Forms Venezuelan Subsidiary—
-
in
net
mc/om'e
and
dividends
general national economic
reflects,
the
reduced
were
$16,460,484
showed
2473.
p.
$17,240,535,.
to
growth
a
/••
■
Stockholders'
as
$135,494
of
ownership increased
did the firm's working
from
$10,947,685
$780,101
sold
capital
186,
Digit-O-Moter Co. above.—V. 183,
General
Transportation
closed.
ican
will
be
sinking fund
dividends,
ablo
the
entire
for
except
■
over
.
Corp.—Equipment
,
by
railroad
2,000
over
$22,000,000
built by
and
freight
$1,000,000
of
principal
issue ,by maturity. The
sinking fund purposes.
at par
certificates
of
amount
of
'."■
Dee.
1,
certificates
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
promissory notes due 1-959-1977—
tank
tank
terminal
terminal
tank
Common
stock
♦Maturing
Dividend
4'The
f
i'/c
$80
per
.thereafter
(par
vary
share
8416,160 shares
and
agreed
to
May
were,
C.
the
.
A
Dillon,
350,000
150,000
?
Co.-...
First of
A
Co.
Co.__;
Ha Jlgarten A Co
'Harriman Ripley A Co.,
-
Inc.
:::
A
Hooker
&
A
Co.
Co—'
Fay
Illinois
W.
They
for
Redemption—
in.
share
;*
Gars.,..-
^,
below
have
of
severally
certificates
Langley A Co.__Higginsou Corp.„.._
Brothers
'•
Laurence
M.
Marks
Co.
;
100.000
33,934
A
Co.
Inc.
Model,
A
Roland A
Northwest
100,000.
_
1,000.000
150,000
Co._
100.000-
Co.___
Hammill
A
Barney A Co.„_
Blosser A Mc¬
Common,
Werthehn
White.
A
operating
the
for
and
'■»'
notes,
or
to
$1.65
Co._
A Co
per
TO
share
in
'
.
•
value,
authorized
686,662
195,481
-J.
-
v
^^o''-;
3^37
Common %tock
reserved
100,000
conversion
of
/
$h's.'
195,481 shs.
*/7y414 shs.
-r
153.962 shs.
3.255 shs.
*20.000,OOO shs. / 15,364(126 shs.
($10 par value i
there were 1,060,321 stearesu, of common stock
for conversion of Ar/c debentures, 967,708* shares"-reserved for
Dec.
31,
of
preferred
Option Plan
reserved
shs;,/"
170,000 shs.
__G_
for
1957,
4debentures,
stocks,
345,249
455,021
shares reserved
shares, reserved
for
for selected officers and key employees
an
Employees'
Stock
Plan.
"
•
a.net
185, p, 1886.*^
credit, of $302.920.--V.
Exchange,"/and
.187,
balanee .wore
the:
.
1314.
J).
withdi^awn.
_
,.K-
new-
i
technical
booklet
•/-.;•
v
-7
I
.■
<lescrii:fis .,,typical*
chemic&l
awd
physical
Davison Byloid micron-sizo
av flatt-iiif?,1-'/ antt-blocking,
thickening.staiid moisture removal,' tend, in adhesives ,;ahd -insitlatioa.
To meet applicat;on requirements,/the products cover a wide range
of variation
in cieiisity/ particle.'; ske,> pH,
surface area, density, oil
absorp tion, and other' qliar'afcterisfies./ F>;s./-er?* *.j.*.> — -v" ' ►r-W-.r."
"The
<>
to
Davison
-
A
Co.,
is obtainable on application
ChcpiicALGompani? Division of W. R.
Family of Syloid. Silicas/
IndikHtriul Chemirals,; Davison
Or:
trace
Baltiniore
3,
1
.
•■'
Md;—V.
Grand Gnion^iCo.—Opens,
/ The company opened its
■"
7,414 shs. '
5.28te
wts
Goodrich Co.—Special Offering—A special of¬
in'Cortland.
4.75'F
a
I
>-
44,515.000 *7 *
6,750,000
686',662 shs.
shares)
A
.-.
-
Convertible—
*At
550 000
Outstanding.
$7,120l000
$8,900,000
9,000.000
1
in 19.57. ; "Compared
President,; announced
$142,2f8', there/Was
..
^
FINANCING
44,520.600
due
Anderson,
,properties as well as applications/of 11
Silica
products,- used /for such; purposes
7
the preceding
.
PRESENT
1977
convertible debentures,
Slightly—
./\*bv
\
(\V. It.) Grace & Cp.-—Issues-Booklet qn Syloids Issued
$3.03 per share, "
per share in
4(2%- sinking fund debs., due 1959-1975
Cumulative preferred
stocks ($50 par
'4Va.te
.-
550.000
|_
1959-1964—____LL__
debentures, due 1071.
by operafirst mortgage bonds.
""
Co.—SrIcs Up
$22.553,469
J.
.
$2.91
••*'
1,000,000
*
;
Stock
the common-stock in 1957. amounted
EFFECT
GIVING
Redemption-—;^
for redemption on April 28, ndxt,
A-''."--
Brewing
resulted, in
-—V.
'
,> 50,842,000
Dann
Co
due
convertible
hks culled
fering :bf 24,000 shares of eommbh'stock (par; $10) was
April 2 by ShieldsCo. at $50.5tt pdd;shaire,
with a dealer's concession of * $L20 per sharq. /Of. this/
17,«>(X) shares were sold before the"-close of the >New. York
.
-\jr"*.' '
with
compared
out-
'i
■
sinking fund, $2,394,000 of ils^'i'i
the
(B. F.)
telephone
independent
"*^_ '
equal
$42,784,000,
\
on
'
over
made-.oil
1 of telephone subsidiearnings applicable"! ttf; General
reynues
*"•' /"
150,000
Weld
manufacturer
$259,306,000
share,
4.25te
Co.
tion
Domestlfc--4etephoBig-,subsidiaries *
Authorized
350,000
loo.ooo
&
"*'■•'"*^7;''"/"Z•'"i
•
50,854.200
4Ce
A
Dowell
Victor,
■
1,719 .central offices in, 30 states.
substantial interests in telephone operat¬
owns
•
Ill, President."
S|n?cStior
holding
a
.
per
Broadway,
1314.
incurred to maintain and, including the loss sustained by the sale of
the companyks^California plant, which was sold
at the end of, 1956,
.according-io Mr.-Anderson. - Approximately $400,000 was charged to
loss on.the Gfiinpess- cotiu-ael cancelled.
In"1957, idle plant charges
were
reduced by more than $400,000:
Also, a'lump sum Settlement of
liabilities, incurred in connection with the Guinness conrract termina¬
in
service
equipment
CAPITALIZATION*
150.000
Weinress
Co. Inc.
150,000
Witter A Co.450,000
150,000
Co.
Straus,
$1.85
p.
-
-/
*
Stone
Morgan Stanley A Co.
Mullaney, Wells A Co._
Smith,
provide
.
3% c,'c
100.000
Shoarson,
Telephone,
550,000
Co.,
&
—
A
to
'
■
.
1958 'are estimated t
"V"/"
Pierce,
9mith____
Turben
Pacific
/
..
.
.
year.*
100.000
________
Lynch,
scheduled/for
plant
..,
DIVIDENDS—Dividends paid
' 150,000
Co.______
.;
„//•
programs..-/
construction
-telephone
1956.
Hutchinson
A
-
■»
with $22;502.13ll In
on March 24;
After
.'profit carried to surplus
•of
$56,547
in/ 1957.
Thery iWus "a net: loss- of •' $85,671 before^ U«U•'<recusing items-. c«mnared*-.with a similar loss of >$123,541 in, 1956.
Special charges hvH~956 brought the' total charge against' surplus to
$1,017,883. Cn the 1.528.563 shares outstanding there was'tw .total loss
alter preferred dividends equal to 3.9 cents per share in 1957,
com-
from the sale with cash on hand will be
for additional iiivestnients. 'in common
temporary advances to the subsidiaries
for 1957 were $289,045,000 and
Telephone common stock were $45,100,000,
'200,000
McDonald
Schwabacher
350.000
Co.r__
1958
to
with
A
to the announeem.cn-,
amounted to
total-223,317 shares of Consumers common
'Pet 'special credits'- Of
compkny, -* controls; 27..
operating companies which comprise the largest independent
compared
•"
;
Exbhange Bank,: 165
Corn
187,- 'p.- 882. Iff:*-'V.
company
of
Gocbel
Common Stock Publicly;
-
.aries
100,000
1
39,270
275,773
,
for
EARNINGS—Consolidated
200,000
■;
McMast-er
550,000
450.000
*
A
_____
Inc.
A
550,000
450,000
100,000
with
$174,000,000.
the
largest
industry.
estimated
•
April 2 by Hoyard.puteher.
137; p. 1433."',-; .A '•
44,212'"-'
276,285
31,158
„
_
325.,296
companies in Canada, the Philippine Islands/and the Dominican
Republic. General Telephone also controLs Automatic Electric Company,
350,000
550,000
"Irving Lundborg A Co. "
and
Telephone also
General
Gain-
-due 1987,,at 102.29'; ,* plus accrued interest, payment will be made at
Tift;-- New '-York" Thist C6.,;r100 Broadway;; New 'York 15, Nlw: Y.—V.
"X
ing
$450,000
_—;
proceeds
Telephone
subsidiaries
system,
2,000
Co..
according'1
shares-pf^the
Tlxe
;Trucks
.
announced; or.
'tion
34.088
.
.
telephone system in the United States.
the
A
for
Georgia*. Power .Co.—Partial
;
.
-teleohor.e
Biddle
u.
30,920
212,790
'
BUSINESS—General
of
11.300
Witter A Co.
Dean
.
the -^herhlcaL
N. ,Y.-r-V-._ 187.
15,
Sales _total*;tl
additions
about
Co.—16,200
l98i':at 105.5plus accrued interest. Payment
1,
at
standing.—V.
Alics
Passenger,
Trucks'
Telephone Corp.. -
connection
Net
at
2,000
Co.,
,
made
The-purchase,
71.000
988.
General
of
3,100
Watling-, Lerchen A Co.___
A
Purchase by thi$ corporation of appioximataly one third of the
outstanding commcft>$tdck of Consumers Water • Co.; df . Portland, Meh
—
by
stocks
may
1961-*
conversions
C.
Lee
Fenner
100,000
Friedrichs & Co
Dean
1981.
amounts
Merrill,
100.000
Howard, Weil, Labouisse;
-The
named
principal
Merrill
550,000
Noyes
H.
Hentz
'
V.
AND
..
V—
235,353
__
PROCEEDS—Net
used
Inc._L.w_
Walston
The
An underwriting group headed
jointly j, by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone'& Webster*SCIcurities Corp., and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton on
April 1 offered for public sale 500,000 shares of common
stock (par §10) at $42.8714 per shitf-e.,:This offering was
of
150,000
-
Goldman, Sachs A Co.
Hemphill
reserved
100,000
150,000
A;
1958,
McCormick
1.000.000
Goydixidy
1,
550.000
Boston Corp.
Forgan
1,
Mason-Hagan,
Michigan.Corp.
-Pull-on Reid A Co., Inc.
Glore,
shs.
4,400
-4,400
General Waterworks Corp.—New Maine Affiliate—
;
._,was
_
VEHICLES—U.' S.
1958
oversubscribed and the books closed.?*:;;,
7-
550,000
Par-well, Chapman A Co.
First
May
share through May 1
1, -1966; and $85 per
per
350,000
Union
Co.
A
mature
Lehman
Co.^,__2—150,000
Securities
2,382^372
§5,000,000 shs.
underwriters
William Blair A Co;„: **' 150.000
JBhuit Ellis A: -Simmons
100,000
Blyth & Co., Inc—1,000.000
The
i_.
Offered
2,000
2,000
Cp.l w__-_
the -same period; cur
fA'.- *
£:■
September# v.^Lasf .year
83,25(8-400."
York
New
Production ..Lower
FACTORIES
; 290,749 ;
p.
■■
.will -be
"a result,
compared
■/'■:'. -A:
w.
,
.
Car
MOTOR
OF
_1
General
*
options.
350,000
Bacon, Whipple A Co._
Bear. Stearns & Co._J::_
Eastman
PRODUCTION
L
—-Yi 187,
A
2,000
company ras called for redemptionLon May 1,..next,...for the
'of the* sinking''fuhd,-L$63.900 of its 4'J.f ',r subordinated deben-
Tlie
passenger cars
Cars
$23,712 000
-
$3,800,000
...
Collins
23,810,700
$75
respective
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
■
246,948
Passenger
4,800,000
through May
Securities
Corp.
Jillfcn
_
March
Corp
CANADIAN
...
Allyn & Co., Inc.
Bache .A
at
March
on
stock
below:
American
stock
1, .1971.
.Kuhn, Loeb & Co..;:
A.
//
* 2,400,000
___
thereafter
purchase
indicated
880,000
4,000,000
debentures
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
" 2"
6,000,000
"
_
$2.50
common
for
18.700 000
in various amounts from 1958
through
1976
from 23u',F to 4'
subordinated
into
;
20,000 000
1,600,000
•
notes___*-:
debentures___2.—
through
debentures
notc.._____
♦$114,018,490
20,000,000
note.y_
serial
serially
rates
be converted
at
serial
serial
terminal
subordinated
4r.c
Motors
March
7.500
Co.>__w^~—
A
II.. Walker
G.
>-/
tares,* due April
and trucks in the
United States and Canada
during March, as compared with" 314,767
during March 1957, it was announced on April 1.
January
February
-'Sutrd
account
ago,
corporation produced
TOTAL
7,500
3,100
household
,
General
This
last
-
7'
President, said-at the annual meeting held on April l.'- . As
first quarter earnings arc expected to show po improvement
with a year ago and may be lower.—V. 187,'p". 1432.\
"V...
-Outstanding "
equipment trust certificates-__$163,973.100
equipment trust certificates.......
20,000.000
4%
year
and
will
FINANCING
Authorized
'
240-4V
3%%
'
"
A
«
137pp. 1314.
1956, -Edwin
GIVING
•
3JAre
*'
>
Staats
"""""
Lower
non-redeem-
arp
&
Co._
Co.w
A
Co.——
R.
Co:.'—7,500: V" White. Weld A
Huttoir A
-Partial
1957.
CAPITALIZATION
W'd
a
clocks
and
proceeds from the sale of the certificates will be
reimbursing the treasury of the corporation for the cost
cars, approximately $21,000,000 of which had been expended
such
as
A
1
A
Wiiliani
O'Neii;-,:Pre«ident;
of
sales of clocks and watches are running about
there has been a substantial dr&p in; sales
appliance timers, Donald J.. Hawthorne;
consumer
as
same
auto
cars,
toward
of
at
'
'
General Amer¬
providing for the annual redepintion,
Shields
^-"1
2,000
3.100
Co
3.100
Starkweather. A Co
„J
3.100
3.100 ,'St.ix & Co;i-_^Z__i_—..
Sti>o\id A Co. Ine'::_xi—_
2,000
earnings .were
distribution, of-South
Caracas
is
completed in
begin
mill
the
-2
-
PROCEEDS—Net
used
when
flour
—r-
accrued
■retire
secured
costing1
cars,
Transportation.
A.
'
*
certificates
'
Although
1473.
p.
public $20,000,000 of 4Vh% equipment trust certificates
due April 1, 1978, at par and accrued dividends.
This
offering was quickly oversubscribed and
the books
mostly tank
milled
will
said,
Stevens
Mr.
w_T_—
_
Hanunill
"-Shearson,
4,4.00
3,100
•
w
3,100
4,400
^
sales
for
the
three months ended, Feb. * 28,
1958,
$96,565,835 Compared with $95,497,316 for the same 1957 period,
announced on April 1.
:
"Our
estimated earnings lor the firstr three months'; of
1958 were
$1,754,124u> -. He'"added, V'This rejiresi-nls an earnings of 30 .cents per
sliai'c of common Hock after giving elfeCt to the 2-for,-lxstock split
A:
of
American
Inc.—l'
_w___
Roberts A
Schwabacher, A
f
wore
W.<
flour
the company's
wheats will
Mills grain
produced under
be
All
Caracas.
aJ;
General Time Corp.—Earnings Mayr Be
Trust Certificates Offered—An underwriting group man¬
aged by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 011 April 2 offered to the
The
Mills,
/
Stock
the
.
construction
'V
General
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
See
Pa rke
16.200
Co.
&
Poole,
:V'i,
2,000
2,000
Rothschild A Co.—
F:
Schmidt,
7,500
Consolidated
milling of General Mills'
the
for
will
labels
has. an agreement -with
subsidiary of Bulige and Born,
A.,
under
now
General Mills
under
American
Corp., Washington, D. C.
mill
new
S.
millers,
American
experts.
which
'
Garner Aluminum
L.
2,00ij
Corp.;—-." 2,000
Co..
Mosle
Rotan,
i
w__
Reii.shaw__v__
A
General Tire & Rubber Co.—-Sales Show
supervision and according to its standards and -formulas; be selected, and purchased in North America by. General
from
to $11,083,179.—V.
a
in
Venezuela,
de
South
brands
by $1,057,963 last year from $15,932,309 in 1956 to $14,liabilities also declined $1,193,457 from $4,984,624 in
$3,791,167.
to
Mollnas
prominent
Current
1956
2,000
<fc-Co.,
Corp.—
3,100
Co.,
_
Yarnall.
of Venezuela
Mills
said General
Stevens
Mr.
Grt'.udcs
scene.
Capital expenditures, the annual report noted, rose during 1957 to
$1,593,877 in contrast to the 1956 figure of $1,377,087. Company assets
874,346.
in
V.
—
A
Co.-,'! Inc. w-ii
Rodman
bakers and con¬
export operations, has served
Venezuela for over a half a century. >
'
through
company,
sumers
the
proportionately,
announcing the move. D. A. Stevens, Vice-President of General
and General Manager
of its Flour Division, pointed out that
In
Mills
outstanding 493,654 shares of stock at the close of the year. The 1956
amount was $4.64 a share for the same number of shares outstanding.
decline
Boston
Reid &
E.
Co.,
A
Reynolds A Co., Inc._—w_
The Robinson-Humphrey
.
,
W.
3,100
Rauscher,-' Pierce
announced plans to extend-its.;produc-,
tion
Hayden, Miller & " Co.
3,100
operations into Venezuela. Through a newly-formed subsidiary,
General Mills of Venezuela, S. A., the company .will "cbntrol tho pro-'
Hayden, Stone A Co.i._vw. 4,400
-11,300
auction as well as distribution of Gold MetlaU and ether well-known v,- Hemphill. Noyes A Co.
Hornblower & —
brands of flour in the South American cbuntry.'A--.r* *
'
- Weeks_:._w. 11.300.
■
March 28
3,100
Shepard
ll—
Aw-2,000
Gerstley, Sunstein &r Co.t^.
Gooclbody <fc .Co.__'v__--w- >
Granbery, Maraclie-A 'Co.-'i Carter H. Harrison :& Co?V -
_
current
JEvans
Robert Garrett - & Sonslwv"
company on
7,500
Prescott,
/ v. -
General Mills,
highest net income in its history
•during the year 1957, according to the annual report to stockholders.
Last year's net income for the company,
which manufactures seals,
gaskets and packings, reached $1,643,980 as compared with previous
peak earnings recorded in 1956 of $2,292,308, and in 1951 of $1,943,443.
The 1957 income figure represents $3.33
a share on
the presently
The
15,600
Michigan
of
Fulton
C.
3,100
Turner,
Company v_
First
First
l.v
:v'
A.
______
Ferris' A*
'
$3,343,589
-w—
Inc.:
V
Co._—lw——_
Northwest Co.wl—
Pitfield A Co;,' Ine._
Ohio
Pacific
W.
•>'V;:.;;vrr
Union-Se-
Co..
187, p. 1314.
This
third
the
Dillop.
Gueriir &
J:'-
$1.15
The
Domihic'kl._:"i' 1*500
curities
.
3.100
Co.——4,400
Morgan Stanley A Co._I— 16,200
F: S. Moseley A Co.——
7,500
2,000
Newburger '<^. Co;^__;2'lw_
f 'lpo"
%■
Turben A Co., Inc. '
Milwaukee
The
-2,000
.
ntekson
Dohthiick &
;Epplex%
$3,707,000
Earning.! per share—
2,000
Co.
Ttorp-.vA 2,000
City Securities: Corp._-.__-__ y 2,000
548.100
t,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-:
jner
A Smith—____v_ 15,600
Merrill,
Carolina '.-Securities
:SaVaS'
; 4,400
2.000:
.Clark,. Podge
E. W. Clark & Co._:_T_„ 2.000
Cro well. Weeclon^&: Co.3.100
J- M- Dam & Co,, Inc.___^^ 2.000«.
'4)03,968
667,000
-584.731
A
7,500
2,000
t
McDonald. A Co
3,100
'1_;
.
w—2,000
A Co.-
Sons
McCarty
Inc.
-
$23,923,783
$26,098,000
—
earnings after taxes
A
Co.___2U
Co.—w_—_"'»> 3,100
A
•
McCourtncy-Breckenridge
«
Co..
Sherrerd._____
Butcher. &
;
-
1957
.,.-
15,600
:v_V
&
3,10c
Brown
Eastman
8 Months
Mccormick'
./
Alex.
Merchandise Co.—Sales and Earnings Up:
General
2,000
Sullivan
Marks A Co.v
M.
Masten &
E.
A:
Co.-Vi.___
A
-Brush, Slooumb A Co., Inc.
J
2,000
2,000
Manley, Bennett A Co:_lw
Laurence
7,500
Blair
Inc.
Authority, plans to have In. operation some 600,000
capacity by 1960.-rW. 187, pp. ,4432 and: 1314.
Water Resources
Garlock Packing Co.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
recorded
.
—
Inc.vvvr_:i:__
Co.
'.Boi worth,
-
>
■
&
V,Blyth A Co:>i Inc.___
kilowatts of generating
Net
$96,642
outstanding.-:.
company
4,400
Co.;
Irving Lundborg A Co.—
William
installed in thfe Palo Seco'power- plant, .under .
construction near San Juan, as a part of the Authority's -.$76,400,000
construction program which will nearly double .the present installed'capacity of 310,000 kw.
• >•
•••> ' ::
f-^.
profit.—V. 186, p. 1149,
The
&
Blair
two units will be
The
Ratio
shares
Bated
W.
C.'
2,000Ball, Burgc, & Kraasr_>2lv
Batemaii,-Eichler A Co.— »>2,000
2,000
Bingham, Sheldon A' Co.__
units, the largest electric
power generating machines ever scheduled for operation in the Carib¬
bean area,
have been ordered by the Puerto- Ricah Water Resources
Authority from the General Electric Co., it was announced on March 28.
•
1,142,088
2
_L
loss
Net
•Common
/"
15,600
Co.—
A
Jones
Langley A Co.wwV 11,300
Higginsou Corpv——_
7,500
Lester, Ryons A Co._v____
2,000
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades A
* >
Co.
7.500
7,500
C.
Robert
steam turbine-generator
Two 82,500 kilowatt
106,771
112,000
96,642
/.:/'
,
_
.
Income
Kidder, Peabody A Co.——
D.
Lee
Princeton, N. J.—Files With SEC
General Eleelrie Co.—Puerto Rican Contract—
1,213,309 $11,414,041
Net
involved.
2,000
——
4,400
3,100
M.
A.
W.
.
proceeds are to be- hsed lor expansion
and also working capital.' No underwriting
equipment
and
Bond
Corp
Kidder A Co., Inc._,
Edward
*=--
20,209
Allyn A Co., IiiC;_2__
Bache A Co...:
_L/___
The
public.
to
and
plant
is
-Reports Loss—
Subs.)
(&
& Webster Securities
A.
corporation on March 31 filed a letter pf notification with the
40,000 shares of common stock (par Sit to.be offered
1 y stockholders at the rate iof approximately* 18.5
each 100 shares held at $3.50 per share; unsubscribed shares to
offered
be
;/"v-'/-v
---J
'
Three Months Ended Jan.
;
-Shaie
33,500
Mitch urn, Jones A* T emple- - •
ton
19,500
covering
for
.
.
■
1205.^
Shares
Indianapolis
A
Corp.
subscription
for
1957,
.
products and services.—V, 187,. p.-
of
Jackson
Webber,
Stone
The
SEC
after Federal, Slate and Canadian
taxes on income, was $4,001,178, equivalent to $1.49 per share' on the
2,491.226 shares or common stock outstanding at Dec. 31, 1957, after
provision for preferred dividends.
This compares with a net income
of $4,111,430, or $1.53 per common share for 1956, calculated on the
same basis.
Non-recurring net capital gains, after taxes, amounted to
approximately
$1,134,000. or 46
cents per
share for 1957 against
approximately $1,820,000, or 41 cents per share for 1956.—V. 187,
p.
line
through the belowcommitment to take and
"
V
i
.*• •
-./-'.J Shares
■:•
of public tank storage
addition furnishes to. industry
■
'
Curtis
aggregation
single
largest
facilities in this country and in
1
offered
being
is
under a firm
were
above offered:
7,500
■
Consolidated net income for
the
operates
General Devices, Inc.,
authorized- dealer establishments.
This compares
•with
a
total of 2,145 outlets at
the close of 1958, of Which 312
were company-owned and operated, 30 manager-owned units and
1,797
Independent authorized dealers.
//./•;
Consolidated net sales
for the year ended Dec. 3.1,
1957 totaled
$108,673,633 as compared with $101,130,379 lor 1956.
Profit
before
taxes,
amounted
to .$7,219,226,
iuutudiug a non¬
recurring profit of $1,(520,131, as against a pre-tax profit of $7,130,317
for 1950, which year included $1,382,841 of non-recurring income, the
non-recurring income
in both instances derived from
the sale of
certain
'
who
the securities
for
pay
supplying
diversified
a
independent
1,794
the
terminal
31,
Dee.
is
and
1957. a total of 2,141 retail outlets were associated
with the Gamblc-Skogmo organisation in the United States and Canada.
This included 318 company-owned stores, 29 manager-owned units and
of
As
net
and
BUSINESS—The
the past several years,
those of .1956, B. C.
his annual report to
continuing the .upward trend of
Increased
approximately 7.5'i
in 1957 over
Gamble,
President and Chairman,
said in
stockholders. ■••'.'/.
' -- ■"•/
v/ -/
sales,
income
Gross
times.
tion
Higher—Earnings Off-
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Sales
Net
principal activity of General American Transporta¬
of freight cars to railroads and shippers, the
company owning and maintaining for this purpose the largest privatelyowned fleet of freight cars in the United States. , The company man¬
ufactures cars for its own fleet and for sale to others.
It also owns
underwriters,
named
trading in coinicodity futures or coin-
for
used
be
to
are
notification with the
(par $1; to be offered
New York, N. Y. The
54,300 shares of capital stock
market, through Futures Distributor,
covering
the
at
March 23 filed a letter of
corporation on
Hie
£3EC
earnings for the year were the
largest on record, amounting respectively to $222,713,887 and $15,745,456 compared with $196,686,391 and $13,591,382 in 1956.
6.02
»
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
during 1957 were earned
EARNINGS—Fixed charges of the company
SEC—•
(N. Y.)—Files With
Futures, Inc.
'
Monday, April 7, 1958
.
.
.
■
—
New York,
N^.i'.-Superan'arkeit^-7"
fifth" Gr^i^-Wa^/Saving: Center; on*'April 1
.Lapsing F. Shield; Fresir
it was: announced {by
square .footvonet-stop shopping .center, is
.seeond
be opened in" NcvV York'State; in" 16.4s than ;ar•■month.
11433."./
*7..
'X" "
:*'-r/> '
■ *•' ' V
Gregory Industries^ Inc.—Acqqisition—.'•->>.'*J /■>
The ,43.000
dent.
Grand-Way- to
—V.
187,
p.
,
This
corporation
Manufacturing
Co.
lias
of
announced^the acquisition of-: the * J/'D.* Polls
manufacture!* ot , Bulldog /self-drilling
Chicago,
Volume
187
Number 5731
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1543)
Industries'
driver
total
also
company
sales by
serves
at
as
least
10%
national
a
during the first
distributor for
full
The
year.
Remington
the Remington Arms Co.
-
products, "manufactured by
products will continue
'Bulldog
-
to
be
marketed ..under
Cargo-Passenger type aircraft
stud
price
will
and
Grumniaii
;
be
produced in
Aircraft
corporation
Polls
Engineering Corp>
First-Flight of Production
V Thus
the
total
a
purchase
,
$115,000,000
-
-The
i
have
y.
has
aircraft
announced
the
successful-?first-flight* of the'*,'
productibn ;)nodel of lts: WF-2
Tracer;. a ^i'sahccNtopped". earlywarning airplane designed for
Navy carrier operations"'"' "*
'f''"" 'Vs,
V A prototype' version of the Tracer
secured
first
been
.by;
follows:
delivered
and
been
a
in
to
Jt
made
debentures
Blyth
the
sold,
the
net
the short-term
proceeds
bank
will
be
loans and
used
the
,
,,
Capital .stock .(par
$3, 700,000
'>'..^Does not include (1) 50,000 shares reserved for
rtf
and/.employees',pursuant to
shares-initially^reserved for
Stock
Option
issuance
upon
and
to
i\uu
ueyeiopmem-.
between
la
aerodynamic
the
'
.
%
-•
*"'■
-
'
r.
t.
4
A
booklet introducing the
complete line
new
ing
Equipiheht. is
1720
South
First
planing
St.,
-copy
San
of this
•%"At
with
a
bo
either
English
more
First of
p.
McDonnell
agreement will
common
.-.i'/'sj
stock
-y '/iiy-'
.
of
•
• -
provide
for
one
for
share
an
-V./'V >
cements,
plastics
handles
States
Canada.
The
/
"On
Feb.
purchased
was
will
with
returned
be
cash
and
after
net
•
producers
Co.,
aluminum
Into
aluminum
-
ai new
rise
to
stock
of
Mr.
a
were
in
1947
as
substantially.'
In
1954,
the
the
and
principally'ntin,
*
in /the
Nathan
TrotterCo., brokers
will operate as
market: .'
it
wholesale
z-1*
from
;
manufacturing',
new'
a
a': division
instantly
t
machine
.
^
'v
•
the
turing industries, the
machinery
by
means
new
of.
operating
-
.A
t''
'
''
Net
Life
222-
$86,299
13,899
2:
'•
data
duction
oh
registers' for
later
-
require
incoming pro¬
"
li-This corporation has opened its fourth
the,Bergen
announced
on
Mall
Murch 31'.
to-coast chain
and
Shopping
The
the sixth
new
is
Paramus,
N,
J.,
f;
,;.Olhei'-"Hartfield' stores
it
in
:
the
East
at
are
the
V'
.
Eastland
Shopping
"C|B»tcjr;; De.trjHit", .'iJie/Rooaeveft Field-Shopping Center,
Long Island,
State-/Shopping Center, Pa ramus;.
'the Garden
Since ,-|ts .latest
was
the 45th in Hartfield's
coastto be opened in the last 12
Hartfield unit
nionflW,.J'.!1.-t":,.,Vv..
'
•
women's.apparel shop in the
Center,
store
-
and
expansion
program-., started in
1955, Hartfield lias
a<lde<l It
irnit'K * to the chain.
Total sales ror. the fiscal
year ended
'"Jan: 31,; 1958 amounted to .$20,723,245. Sales
for February, 1958 totaled
,
$1,068,053,
.
a
decrease
oL,7^6%
.
from
a
year
ago.—V.
187,
p.
*
For
i^ IIaveg. Industries Inc.—Plans
common
stock
to effect /a
on.
April
23
will
frpm"3.82,500 shared
iritefest
of
Stock
consider
Split—
'~
;v
increasing the authorised
t,01,500,000 shares
threh-lor-one' spht-up.—:V. 186,
p.r112. :
v.
(par,$1)
V
"t
«.*.»
Hawaiian Airlines, Eld.—Stock Offered—The
company
recently offered "to-.itS' stockholders of record March 14
.-
the right'to subscribe cm
6%
-
convertible
,1973, at-par:
7
u
©n
or
before April 4 for
$1,000,000
subordinated debentures,.: due April"
1,
the basis Tof $100 of debentures for each
35 shares of stock held
(with
an
oversubscription privilege),. The company, also offered $100,000 of these deben¬
tures to its employees and
$250,000 to others.
ings were not underwritten.
:
^The'
debenlmx's
convertible %intil
maturity,
redeemed, Into capital .stock of the company ac
Vwith' debentures
subject to
*
option
taken
adjustment
of 'the
company
j prices" t anging from
*A T:
is
in
at
their
certain
on
106'w
PROCEBDS^-^Theprimary,
to finance,* in
at
to
principal
events.
least''.30
100%,
purpose
part, the purchase
of
•
Five
the
a
of
$5
pried"
per-share*
are-redeemable
at-the
notice
at
redemption
accrued, interest.
.
offering of
four-engine
^
the debenture?
Douglas
DC-6A
Humphrey, Inc.
Edward D.
Jones
Co._
Inc.
&
75,000
75,000
75,000
Carl McGlone & Co.,
Smith,
Sutro
Moore
Bros.
&
&
Co
75,000
Co
75,000
Townsend, Dabney & Ty150,000
*
Co.
150,000
Harold E.
son
*
-
—%—_
Wood
&
,
,
75,000
Co...
75,000
Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—
1958
-
—.
dividends
available
for
shave
per
1957
$9,890,932
445,652
-
.....
stock
$5,341,378
.—130,822
stock..
314,830
60,664
common
stock
common
_________
295,301
$1.37
: :
.
:
355,965
$1.29
from
150,000
Feb.
28,
to
250,000 shares."
1958,
net
income
v
for
1
bonds
4J/sS
as
were
follows:
as
from
101.08%
to
100,
.
partial
_
?.
In
southern
EARNINGS
in
was
and
an
Idaho,
operating public utility supplying electric
eastern
revenues
income
gross
$8,229,000,
of
and
northern
Idaho- Power
before
compared
1956.
intexest
with
in
and
$26,703,000
Nevada.
amounted
other
and
capitalization,
Dec.
adjusted
either
jea*
145.
p.
;
■'
v
provision
after
to
in
the
for
tho
$2.01
$949,082,
1314.
p.
taxes
equal
with
to
"
-
.
shares,
previous
ended Dec. 31,
year
per
equal
share
common
to
$2.17
per
{adjusted
year
for
1957,
amounted
445,983
on
share
on
shares,
437,394
stock
com¬
dividends).—
.v v..-';::.v-
;
,
Inlernational Harvester Co.—Sales and
Earnings Off*
Three Months Ended Jan. 31—
' 7
'
.,
•
1953
'
•
-
%J:
—
Income
before
Provision
Net
provision
Federal
lor
for
Fed.
income
ixicome
1957
1
$
,
Sales
"
,
:
$
;
•
-
218,730,000
253,135,000
8,985,000
14,181,000
taxes
taxes—2,175,000
5,610,900
6.810.000
8,571,000
income
;
—
Net inc. per sh. of com. stk. (13,879,493
shs.) after
"■
;
allowing lor div. requirements of the pfd. stock
186, p. 1150.
$0.39
;
$0.51
—V.
International Packers Ltd.—To Increase Common Stk.
The
stockholders
authorized
•shares
on
$11;
April
stock
common
(par
and
from
(b)
the company will
acquire
.Of Armour & Co.—V. 173,
24
will
certain
p.
consider:
2,000,000 shares
ratifying
(a)
increasing
the
(par $15)
to 4,000,000
agreement, whereby
subsidiaries and other assets
exchange
an
foreign
761.
;
International Itys. of Central
America—Reports Loss—
r
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.
oper.
Net
Inc.
Net
1958—Month-1957
revenues.
fr.
rev.
avail,
ry.
for
.$1,260,718
opcrs,__-r
'
fixed cli.
"
/
$2,664,932
$3,120,562
350,826
207,934
83,590
702,593
393,190
46,050
349,516
6,604
193,719
412,161
187,
1958—2 Mos,—1957
$1,510,158
48,147
income
!
:
172,271
•
883.
p.
International Resistance Co.—Sales and
Earnings Off
Year
Net
Ended
Dec.
29—
___;
1957
^
1956
$15,374,721
$16,787,913
362.509
sales
274,780
1,208,599
Royalties
Net
income
Federal
•
Net
before
and
taxes
State
on
income
income__
Number
Earned
of
taxes—
per
common
shares
690,948
—■____
ITEMS
AT
END
1957
income
1956
$2,769,179
(nct)___
Cash
$2,792,916
722,562
1,086,316
Inventories
—--—■'
Working capital—
Long-term debt
Capital surplus
•—V:
$0.39
OF YEAR
-
plant and equipment
1,353,298
$0.35
outstanding—
685,183
$523,116
1,354,898
——
share—.
common
•
•
retained
186,
p.
,
$469,870
BALANCE SHEET
.
1,160.818
—
income
Income
1957
2,500,093
2,991,769
3,510,661
1,408,650
2,226,041
2.219.551
3,046,802"
3,0136,165
—
in
730.
3,505,746
—.—
,—w-_._—_—_*—-—1,104,350
the
.
business-;
"
,
$7,550,000
-
CAPITALIZATION—On
showed
Oregon
in
and operating revenues for the
year ended
$24,689,934, compared with $24,678,469, pro
Walter E. Bronston, President, reported
~
-Operating
,to. $27,801,000
deductions
'
187,
Property,
from the sale of the issues will be used
short-term bank loans incurred for construc¬
BUSINESS—Company is
power
requii'ed
Merrill
proceeds
payment of
' '
'
was
V
before
income
$922,949,
to
,
,
PROCEEDS—Net
taxes
'
amounted
—
the
Income
year,
amounted
-Net loss.—V.
.bids
sales
'
25.
taxes
1956.
Net
<v.
2
other
Federal
of $1,162,600 for Federal
anrn State
$2,085,549 in 1957, compared with $'l,947»before'provision of $998,500 for Federal and State income taxes
mon
April \ voted to increase the authorized common3,000,000 to 4,000,000 shares and the authorized
on
quarter ended
for
availability of loss carryovers.—V. 187,
income
compared
^
Smith,-'99.151; Salomon Bros. <fc Hutzler and Eastman
Dillon, Union
Securities..-^ Co., 99.129;- Kiddex-, Peabody & Co. and
White, Weld
CO.,'99.11; and.for a 4?b% rate, Equitable Securities Corp., 99.555.
The .first
mortgage bonds will be redeemable at .general redemption
prices ranging from 105.50%
to
100, and at the special redemption
•price of 100.
General redemption prices for the
sinking filnd deben¬
tures
range
from 106.88%
to
100.
Special
redemption prices run
for
March
Net
i
1955.
p.
the
net
in
$139,416
Pierce, Fonner & Smith, 100.611;
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
100.3399;
Salomon / Bros.
<fc
Hutzler
and
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Cb. -(jointly) -100.515; Equitable Securities
Corp., 100.383,
and Kidder, Pen
body & Co, and White, Wekl <fc Co. (jointly) 100.329.
Compering, bids for the debentures as 41,is were received as
follows:
Halsey, Stuart
' Co.,
Inc., 99.33; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
previously
conversion
a
75,000
—
&
Enterprises, Inc.—Earnings Off Slightly—
on
99.3399%'for the. bonds and 100.3599% for the
debenr'
tion.
-
days'
plus
of
'
unless
amount)
They
The offer¬
'
&
Winslow, Inc.
Hulme, Applegate
:
125,000
100,000
...
1433.
p.
provision
Income
Lynch,
* ...'
Co., Inc.—
Chace, Whiteside
Industrial
i
Securities &
2
Co.._'__..—
&
...
Consolidated
70,058
"adjustment income bonds.—V. 186,
on
'
(.par. $5)
&
225,000
Dec.
31,
1957, rose'to
•forma, for the previous
140,537
70,058
juice** at par and accrued interest and the debentures
at 101%% and accrued
interest, the latter issue to yield
approximately >4.18% to maturity.
The underwriters
bought the issues on April 1 at competitive sale on bids
.
dv-The stockholders
Cunningham, Schmertz
'225,000
225,000
Co..
125,000
,
•to
the'first
lures'.
1314.
Co.
Sutro
225,000
Staats &
Co.__
125,000
125,000
2,—125,000
225,000
I
-
NcVv
Bonds and Debentures Offered—
Two underwriting
groups, each of which is managed
jointly by Blyth &. Co., Inc., Lazard Freres & Co. and
The First Boston Corp., on
April 2 offered publicly issues
of Idaho Power-Co. securities totaling
$20,000,000. The
issues consist of $10,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds, 4%
series due April fi 1988 and
$10,000,000 of \xk% sink¬
ing fund debentures due April 1, 1983. The bonds were
■
East-at
&
&
Co.
2:_.
R.
187,
due to
$71,179
$93,181
of
Idaho Power Co.
Jersey Unit
&
profit
',582,
$1,003,800
super¬
use.
llartiield Stores; Inc.—Opens Second New
Stix
/
Stleglitz._..'.__
Herrman
&
above figures for 1958 do not include other income of
$103,72(5
was
tlie
ixet
amount
realized
through favorable
inventory
•adjustments and losses on sale of fixed assets.
.
and
'
Michigan Corp...-
Earnings
Earnings
$61,803
9,376
.
123,321
22__;
$5>, from
preferred stock'ripar $100)
•'
■
,
Reinholdb & Gardner
&
Henry
'
-
immediate attention,
125,000
Rand
225,000
Preferred
$918,582
856,778
850,992
$100,198
(par
.
,fbrm,
Halle
Denton,
Sales
*'■>"T"Z'
stock
.
emergencies
occur
in. the' plant
while the system routinely records
125,000
125,000
125,000
—
300.000
Indian Head Mills,
1957
$937,291
taxes_-„_^_;
..
vri.
.Tlie stockholders
what is haqxpening at -eyerj'
long-needed tool for lmmufaclinks every piece. of-productive
what
$125,00®
Davis, Skaggs & Co..—.2
Elworthy & Co.—L
Fahey, Clark & Co.
300,000
300,000
Corp.._
&
Co.
Quarter Ended March 1—
ele.ctrical
wires
to
a
on,-net" sales of $29,915,800, equal to 36c per common
central
production
share after payment" of
room:
in
the "monitor
room,
up-to-the-minute
preferred dividends.
This compares with net
production
'sales of $23,651,400, net income
providedi;in :visaal, lorm for production
of
control'personnel. The
$877,900 and 31c per common
system eliminates the "heed for.
i- shttri) "earnings itt/llie"' first quart er
urne-consuming pa;jerwork at all prdof
1957, based in both periddS '
■ductioh supervisory .'levels. " !v '''.^
on-'the-2,425, 1|4j shares outstanding at Feb. 28, 1958. Income
-.rbefore
v:i
•••;
Wlierevier vpurts are
'Federal Income" taxes amounted to
mass-produced, theTnew electromechanical sys-*
$1,956,400 hi the first quarter of
tem -named :,tlie,- Iianco.ck
1958, provision for taxed-amounted. to
Telecontrol, can. monitor and control the
$952,600, and dividends paid
entire producttonA;process;,
; ' on
preferred stock amounted to $126,200.—^V.
stage by^'..''stage,
throughout each shift:"1-It
185, p. 719.'/'
'
''■ '
.tells /management at a*
glance how much is heing pr<kiueed,
where,
»nd ;What 'itr -costs.' At the
same; time,
in easily",;visible
tell
Bros.
&
-
.monitor
visors;" iiiay
amounta
Boettcher
This investment company
filed with the SEC an amendment on
27, 1958 to its registration statement coyeriug an additional
4,000,000 shares of capital stock, 10 cents par value.—V.
184, p. 2441.
Rochester,
limit Foods & Industries, Inc.—Stock
Increased—
.data^is
set
March
members
1958
^ Net,deficit
greater
.
-
'
Gross income 2
on <
A
as
Kit.—January Earnings Improve
'
and
expenses
%.♦Exclusive
equipment
the respective principal
opposite their names:
company
which
Interest on adjustment income bonds
outstand*:•' ing in hands of public at 5%
:
ropm
Industries
revenue
♦Income,;-charges
basically
subsidiaries :^have been .invested
bills ./.and municipal and .industrial
:
V
"•
central., dispatch
production
shop.
Houdaille
many other companies.
has-been General Agent for The
Northwestern Mutual
^Noiiroperating income
in
its
and
commit-
Income Foundation Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
>
productive efficiency result
April. 2 by- Control .Systems Co.,
Industries,. Inc. , The
new --system
-.displays
of.-./Ilancook
in % a V
in
costs
system;'"arinounded
with
Operating income
...
Hancoc.krj^ustries,/;ltoc^^^
Lower
~
Management Asso¬
Month*of January—
Operating
*'
a
funds; of Haile and
in''"short-term ttreasury
bonds.'—V: .'187, -p.' 1433.
-
'mainly
Allen
Gross
company moved
.
-w-V'Surplus
•—V.
Insurance Co:-for western New York
since 1928, is. a director of Niagara
TransitJSystem and is prominent in civic affairs in the Buffalo
186,'' p. 1955.. • '. '
...%
of
first, year
non-ferrous metals,
of Frank Samuel
division
a
firm
a
The
modern'plant/!bn a 52-apre site near Lancaster, Pa; It
intrease in 1957 sales over. -1956 although the aluminum
business of
directors
a
of
Hudson & Manhattan
Jndif^trj/; 'as./.a^whol? suffered a eales dccline mf
approximately 10%.
'VtJ'ori F<i^. i;.Freiik Samuel & Co., Inc., acquired the New York
office
'
elected
Frontier
23%
a
who has been
been
Quaker
fabricator
a
$1,000,000. in
over.
American
75,000
75,000
e7 Woocl~& Co~Z
400,000
Co.,
Inc.
urea.—V.
sheeting, coil, and aluminum
organized
.was
Baird' &
McDonnell
Reserve Bank of
York; member of the President's
Advisory Committee of the Instru¬
Society of America'/ director of the American
ciation, and ./a director
*•
Harold
severally have made
400,000
...
William
have
75,00O
75,000
600,000
600,000
600,000
Inc.
»
75,000
•
.':
Go.
products. .'Itsvsales
i and..have continued
''reported
of
the
Granbery, Marache & Co.
New Directors—
Allen
T.
oorpor'ation'-s Compensation and Audit
Committee.
Mr. Olson is /President
.of Taylor Instrument
Companies,
N. Y,; director.- of the
Buffalo Branch of the
Federal
ment
the
Metals
Peter
of the
'New
in
4,
building'supplies.
.j'v^'Qual-ef State-Metals
below
Inc..
McDonald & Co
*
1958, Haile Mines, Inc., purchased
158,025 shares or
approximately 03%- of the common stock of
Karl:Lieberknecht, Inc.,
for $2',766.000 from the Office of
Alien Property of ' the^U. S".
Govern-•)
-mentif- The company has a net worth in excess of
$6,000,000, good
working capital position, and no long-term
debt..,,It manufactures full
fashioned hosiery knitting machines and owns all.
State
and-
'a will continue to be.-associated
it' is
taxes
Co.,
Goodbody & Co.
'
member of the
corporation's
...board since'its formation as the Houdaillte
Hershey Corp. in January,
1929, and Sandford Brown, who has been a
board member since
August,
%1930. Both Mr. Brown and Mr.
Davis, who are retiring from the board
by: reason of having reached' the
age limit established for
directors,
and
United
company
.
E.Poison/
Raymond.
to succeed Paul H.
Davis,
the. past 63 years has so well established
itself that it<
major portion of this type business both in
the
the
150,000
'
1893.
&
Townsend, Dabney & Ty-
Co.
&
purchase from
•First of
this
Houda^le Industries, Inc.—Two
^
oyer
and
Co.,
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
i.
.
.estimated that Haile's investment
approximately 3% yeari^1*■'
&
Ball, Burge <te Kraus__2_'; 225,000
<
100,000
D. Jones & Co._
Carl McGlone & Co., Inc.
Smith, Moore & Co...—
Co.—225,000
Staats
W.
Burns
Whiteside
"r""
K
100,000
Co.__
75,000
Baker, Weeks & Co
development of oil and rgas
j.
&
Edward
sinking fund debentures
Robert
the
Bros.
225,000
Witter & C0.1——
Reynolds & Co.2_
.
-"
-
Inc._J__~_——
Co.,
Chace,
125,000
125,000
2
Schmertz
150,000
R.
&
Swiss
Co._
225,000
'
castables primarily used
by
electric power plants,
:;%<-•>--%
a.
#.yOn Jdn. 1, 1958. Hafle-'acqqire.d National Paint s*
Manganese Co.,
Lynchburg, Va-.; processors of manganese ores for
use,as coloring agent s
; in the brick and bujlding.industry:-This
.is a small but successful conwhich
by
&
125.000
125,000
125.000
Gardner—
-
Hayden, Stone & Co
F. S. Moseley & Co
'
125,000
125,000
125,000
Co.;___„_'i-:_^.___
&
Sutro
2 $925,000
Lazard Freres <te Co—2.2 '
875,000
The First Boston Corp.
875,000
.a
174, p.
;
Vcern
the
Blyth
$125,000
4
z
underwriters named
merit to
of
company of Fox River
Manufacturing Co., OshJcoslr, Wis.;- maker:of ..marine-controls and
equipment, was announced
on Feb.
26.\The. purchase price was not disclosed.—V.
importer with head-
chrome
Acquisition
,
•-*. -
Philadelphia, Pa. Its affiliate, Refractories
Corp. of America
owned subsidiary of Haile
Mines; Inc.) is a profitable
producer df
The
&
&
have
respective
75,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
/
severally
Winslow, Inc. '.—
Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey,
Inc
.1
&
Titrben
William
:
Ilein-Werner Corp.—Acquisition—
.
wholly
-steel, mills ;and
to
value
300,000'
300,000
Inc.
Samuel & Conine?,-and
'its affili¬
was.completed Jan. 8, 1258.-Tllis-was
accomplished by
exchange of 366,959: common Shares of
Haile-Mines, Inc., for- the
?total
outstanding shares of Frank Samuel. Frank Samuel &
Co., Inc.,
•established in 1889, is basically an ore
and metal
(now a
expenses/incidental
300,000
Denton,
—
Merrill,
Inc.!
'
ated companies
quarters in
ior;
/.properties. y/yUyt
ex¬
ah
.
^
value
par
Co
Cunningham,
300,000
300,000
Corp
Goodbody & Co
of.'Howe
will
approval of .'the proposed
-
used
^
stockholders'.meeting
Frank
The^cornprat.ion' on. March 14 filed
;
Stix
Sutro
Co.;
&
Reinlioldt
300,000
.
Co.—
Bros.' &
McDonald
.letter of notification with 'the
'; ;% y -SEC covering 158,000
sharps of common stock (par $1) to be offered
%%* f y at $1.25 ' per. " share:"*/without underwriting. Tho proceeds are to be
totted" to mergfe this corporation
It. .is expected that a
t-lie * month- of May to
request
acquisition
•
&
American
Inc./
new
Files With
—
below
7
par
$10
Halle & Stieglitz
Rand & Co._2'__^—:
Co.,
Dean
Iledgefan Petroleum, Inc., Dallas, Tex.
^ Securities and Exchange Commission— ^
;y >
*
■;?
&
Michigan Corp._
Swiss
r:
may
,1263.:
700,000
700,000
700,000
—2_
Burns
.
■
.
Baird
—
Granbery; Marache &
-
profit¬
Spanish
or
March 21 said iir.'part:
stock.
:;-yyformal
'•
fanixing
W.
Inc.
portation between Honolulu ton the Island of
Oahu) and the neighboring islands on Nov. 11, 1929.
On Dec.7-31,
1957,' the company owned and operated 13
aircraft.
—V. 187, p. 1433.
;... -v
..v.—
-
'■
Iiic^-^Directors /Approve .Merger—
Sound_ Co.JTThe merger
held during
) "The
in
meethie^ffe-efh^tors
coinmpn
merger.
make
at
direct, to the Company.—V. 186,
of. 2_Vi» /shares -of Haile
Sound
Form¬
'planers;: leVeleTs
and
Weavet'JiTV^esident,-on
recent:
Howe
change
booklet
new
writing
Haile lVCnes.
William M.
>
-
by
Gurries Land
featured, and its. exclusive, accurate
-described '.in- d?taih
Jy .^^..^^,'2'V." "%'■
actionyis
«Ayfree
:
Vs-
by this coinpany/ Whicli-is-locatedJose, Calif. ' It shows how
scrapers can tboosf production
able. rThe Gurries Field
Planer is
be obtained
of
>
announced
and
i
*
•-
Gurries .lVIaiiiifactiiring: Co., San
Jose;. Calif.-—Booklet
^
v
.''
of
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Elworthy & Co
Fahey, Clark & Co
750,000
M'oseley & Co..
Robert
-/BUSINESS—-Tlie comi>any was organized under
the
laws
of
the
Territory Of fiawaii on Jan. 50,
1929, under the name of Inter-Island
/Airways, Ltd.', which1was changed to Hawaiian
Airlines, Ltd.? on Oct.
1/ T941;. The-principal-^executive and
operations offices of the comijtany are located at Honolulu International
Airport, Honolulu, Hawaii,
company,, is
■ y* Thee
engaged
in
the
air
transportation of persons,
property" and mail/' and inaugurated the
first scheduled air
trans¬
aesiRmn^n^eVadonie itself, a basic
electronic
principles was solved
testing -at Grunnrtan;—V;: 187,f'p. 328.
and
•^aflbrr'extenslVQ.^id-tunnel
;
S.
250,000
all
named
Boettchcr
750,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus——.
officers
-(2)
of.
$100
of
shares
purchase from the company the
set opposite their
names:
Reynolds & Co.—500,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.: - 500,000.
.
lict
Co._
Dean Witter & Co—'
as
balance
«350,000 shs.
issuance
conversion
0%debentures.>4
&
Boston Corp.__
Stone & Co.—.
.
..
shs,
Plans;
to
Inc—$775,000
Freres
Hayden,
P.
.
VV
Co.,
The First
--
..
&
Lazard
revenue
are
$1,000,000 to retire
shares
2,475,000
underwriters
firm commitment
a
215,000
and
principal amounts of the bonds
provided
receiv.ecr*Avidfepread
recorded, its- first-flight
debt;
stock;
?
UNDERWRITERS—The
witt'VBe;nsed,"ior additional working capital.
publicity
>.■- ' y .
approximately
year: ago/Hhe air¬
%,r CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
plane's^ huge rradome< putting the WF-2 into a
"PRESENT FINANCING
category of ."strange^
looking flying inkchilxes.''* '.
.• - r*;•*'?•
.. -.-.
"--h; ;
.y ,
.yi
Authorized.. 7.
Outstanding
J The Tracer, in production under an "over
.5%.notes, installm'ts due 1958 to J9G3
$40,000,000"
$1,840,000
contract
$1,840,000
awarded Grumiuan
(r% liotes, instaUhFts due 1958 to
by the Navy late last
1963
year, is a modification of '
500,000
500,000
the
coipoi-aUdn',S:;.S2F Tracker anil TP-1
6% convi subord." debs., due
Trader. Both' airplanes are '
Apr. 1, '73
1,250,000
in PYfpnftiVA' liATVlAA tL-if
1,250.000
flnhf unllp
nnH
when
long-term
preferred
stock.
common
company and is expected to
service by June
1, 1958.
Interim
by $1,000,000 of short-term bank loans
chattel, mortgage on the aircraft.
has
all--tlie
:.;If.
*
has
been .modified
financing
of
cumulative
supplement
this
fi¬
nancing,- the? company" has obtained a term
bank loan of $500,000,
.repayable in* quarterly, installments over
a
period of five years com¬
mencing: Sept.: 30, ^1958, which is secured
by a chattel mortgage on
the aircraft:-'.
Announces %
—
WF-2 Tracer—;
engines for
spare
of $1,100,000, plus $400,000
estimated costs of modification of
the
aircraft,,;;spare /parts inventory, training of
flight and ground
Crews'and'•; other * pre-operating expenses.
To
the
Bulldog
plant at Chicago, wnere
the
manufacturing-subsidiary will henceforth be known asvPolis Manu¬
facturing Co.—V. 186, p. 1050.
""
J»;.. •**-/<
*
trade-name
and
Interstate Power Co.—To Increase Preferred Stock—
31,
to
1957,
the
reflect
company's
the
current
balance
sheet
offerings,
of:
Tlie
stockholders
preferred
on
May 6 will consider increasing
stock by 250,000 shares.—V. 185, p. 2559.
the
authorized
'
8
The Commercial and Financial
(1544)
— Debentures
April 1 offered to residents
a
new
issue of $300,000
10% registered general debentures due Dec. 31, 1902 at
tttr y
-
<
,
'
,
Period End. Feb. 28^]'" .ioss—2 Mos.—1957
1958—12 Mos.—1057operating revenues,.;.:.! $5,200,030 $5,098,G72 $32,112,171 $30,300,822
.
4?'taxes
$10,000). The
(in denominations of $1,000, $5,000 and
offering is not underwritten.
■*
par
v
'I
'
The debentures may be redeemed at 103% on or before Dec. 31, 1959;
1, I960 and Dec. 31. I960, inclusive, 102% ; and thereafter,
Net oper. revenues^
Oilier income (net!-.;—_
100%; with accrued interest in each case.
net
proceeds
BUSINESS—Corporation
the fifth
It leases
$l,zb4,062
$8 209.376
3J4„i,2
-153,5,5
Wg
currently, the largest volume of business is concenin apartment houses located in the metropolitan New York area.
buys and sells,
trated
The corporation
Nassau
sniioik
and
counties.
CAPITALIZATION
TO
31.
10%
debentures
•
value»i.
cumulative preferred stock ($5 par)
6%
•The corporation
'
30r°-
,
and
to
shares
above
1,000,000 shs.
31,729 shs.
Nefc
Tim
In
out
issued
the
upon
f'oniunctinn
ut
the
tbe
i^vrbanee
siu'h
June
on
par
Dec.
31, 1961 were
State residents.
15.
offered
1,
"AA"
the
$300,000
debeutnrea
_
T..„
,
tn
Co., Inc.
,
Income
Federal and
Net
1955
$721,825
$661,218
381,035
349,295
$580,065
314,732
134,492
123,293
101 998
$226,002
$212,734
$0.23
$0.21
$0.19
$0.12
$0.12
$0.11
income taxes____
State
income
Earnings per share
Cash
dividends
There
stS
nud
1
ev,,,,.—
^/Rnnrovm1H\^
the^offiep
at
Hie
of
rithm^e^
Okla
Okla..
share..
per
nntRtanriinir
nre
oumed
made
are
paid
/lf
„
Soeu-Lilrt1
'f .S2SS2S
aid.'nmin-fnl ,u°r
If
.
rn
t 184, p. 179C.
hoT1,^.
without cost to the
8,
stocklmlder.-V.
Sa
it
i
/»u
tt
'
ar Engineering Corp., Palo Alto, Calif.—Debentures
Olfered—The corporation on March 18 offered
$250,000
:of unseeured 6Va% convertible 15-year
Of the 8,000
prior preference stock (par $25) of said
,Dnwlh??thS,a!tes
amount of debehtures for each
so
.
$10 of
,
kac
cniYMinnv
value of shares
The Tr^nror np
'
hoan
cj-
OL
4i
company nas been authorized to offer, through
IStered
securities
dealers,
debentures
any
not
regsub-
SO
scribed for, subject to selling commissions not exroorlinr*
10%
The issue IS not undeiwiltteil.
Jv,o.
ine issue is not
exceeaing
iindprwrHtin
The
debentures
105%
to
011
sinsmg
mon
of
the
on
1,
to
1961
aec-rued
the basis
If
principal
converted
of
1,
if
and ic
They
1,
(a)
$5
converted
of
1,
Jan.
into
1961;
after
from
and prior
through
convertible
are
each
ranging
1970
and
case
before
$10 of the
>
Jan.
each
for
or
prices
at
alter
in
1959;
on
thereof
1964;
Jan.
100%
share
one
converted
amount
alter
redemption
to
Interest
beginning.- Jan. ,1,
on
thereof;
belore Jan.
or
if
subject
Jan.
with
fund,
stock
amount
are
before
or
maturity,
the
Jan.
the
com-
principal
(b)
1,
$7.50
1961
and
principal amount thereof,
1,. 1964.
i,eFwCEED6~T^l't pr0('eods fro,n
used to pay all
>sale of the debentures will be
portion of the company's current indebtedness
01; a
1957-aVh('C ronmlndlr^VJr11^nrl11!!rU^ ot- S75'000' as oi Nov* 30.
otUt.
working capital.
«
^t^"l"®®®yy€>orporatlon was "incorporated in California on Aug.. 18,
? okniUa buKine'ss founded in 1936. Its office is located
2995
at
Middlelield
Road,
fa^ure1^!!^^!^1!^6
iaciure
marine
anci
and
feuic
01
mobile
Palo
Alto,
Calif.
*
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Convertible
15-year 6*3%
Common
0
$250 000
stock
( $10
stock. <$1
•50 000
of
Outstamlino'
sinking fund
debentures
Preferred
shares
debentuics.
u u
nf
value)__
par
par
value)
$*">0 000
"io'ooo
30 000 shs
200 000 shs
j.
'
enmmnn
i87
18r,
additionally—V
a«imionany,
v.
shs
'<ihi'
'
''loo non
,
'
x
.
res'-i'ved f°r conversion
l207
120/.
n
p.
Prov.
The
1958,
pitv
Commerce
receive
cumulative
Puhl;,,
y 1 Ublic
Trust
tenders
preferred
r-
for
m
j
„
Service Co.—Tenders for Pfd. Stk.
Co.,
Kansas
the
sale
stock.—v.
City,
to
182,
it
IxdS &>
a
G.
W.
Evans,
of
Mo.,
will
to
up
until
April
io.ooo shares
11,
of
5%
'
i9ii.
p.
oif
May I.
Good
unit of
Wichita.
attention.
be
l V.
iano*D«-
n.r
the
.T
&
Gas
and
I'm nnn
J,'
.
Electric
t-n
r
^.
March
on
vnif
^
Co.
proem* is
Funds
nhtihirti
d
being made
th
inventories
needed
ou„h
the
to
and
carry
sale
of
expected
on
•
in
1
to
the
be completed
during the
eonstruction ot
summer
an
long-term
construction
.
M.
.
debt
'
.
,
near
constant
nrooram
will
„
originally
scheduled
will
his
announced
3
Vice-President
a
duties
that
and
a
administrative
General
director.
as
an
O. F. Glass Fibers
of
officer
on June 1 at Acorn Park, the company's-research
Cambridge, Mass.—V. 187, p. 1434.
assume
center
Co.—Earnings Rise—
record sales and earnings for 1957. Net earn¬
ings after taxes in 1957 were $1,111,091, equal to 41-cents a share,
compared with 1956 earnings of $497,683, or 18-cents -a share.
:
The 1957 net sales were $23,280,469 compared with $20,880,286 for
1956, an Increase of 11.5%.
)
A number of substantial capital expenditures were made during the
together
Major Items included purchase of a third
additional home insulation and pipe In¬
the report points out.
Ohio area plant;
Defiance,
manufacturing capacity at Defiance plant No. 1; several added
.pilot production units at the Waterville, Ohio technical center; new
acoustical panel manufacturing equipment at the Parkersburg, W. Va-.,
plant; and the purchase of a new plant site at Laurens, S. C.
Construction work on the company's new 105,000 square foot plant
at
Corona, Calif., is proceeding, on schedule, the report adds,
and
should be completed by Aug. 1, 1958.
- •
There were 7,715 shareholders
at the end of 1957 with 2,707,033
1957
1956
5,081,217
'
shares
dividends
outstanding.—V.
185, p. 2804.
'
.
ondary offering of 52,000 shares of common stock (par
$4) was made on April 1 by Bache & Co. at $32.3712 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 90 cents per share.
It was oversubscribed.—V. 186, p. 2154.
1,635,000
1,635,000
paid
its subsidiaries,
Lukens Steel Co.—Earnings at New High—
twice the sum of any previous
stock rose to $44.26 at year-end.
of these expenditures has gone into the build-
Of
our
in the South," :
addition of our Dahl-
company's three new plants
President,
stated.
"The
Ga., plant was completed to double it previous capacity. Our
Gap, Ga., tUited carpet plant was completed and will house
all of our tufting machinery. It will also, be equipped to do all the
dyeing for our three new mills in the South. The new Wilton and
Velvet carpet plant at Robbinsville, N. C., was built and most of tlio
machinery placed in production during 1957." ~ • '
«
■
Non-recurring and starting-up costs of these Lees subsidiary plants
amounted to approximately $1,000,000 in 1957.—V. 187, p. 374.
.
his
In
report to stockholders, Charles Lukens Huston Jr.,
that "1958 will be another strong year for Lukens In
operate efficiently and profitably."
,
.*
.
,
,
Other highlights of the annual report, included details of the new
peaks in sales, earnings, and dividends, the start of a record-size
expansion program, and notable achievements in research recorded by
Lukens in 1957.
7
;
:
\;
I-1
Lukens' $33,000,000 expansion program Is scheduled for completion
which
s
__
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
purclia.se land and building; equipment; and for working capital,
to
per
Lerner
Corp.—Sales
Stores
The corporation, in its annual report for the fiscal year ended
Jan- 31> 195a shows net income of $2,717,065, equal to $2.15 per share
on the 1,200,000 outstanding common shares.
This compares with net
of $2,550,510, or $2.02 per common share reported for the previous
fiscal year.
Consolidated net sales for the 1958 fiscal year aggregated $179,506,998, the . highest in the history of the corporation, and represented an
increase of 5.2% over the volume of $170,652,532 a year earlier.
Net worth of the corporation at Jan. 31 was $33,568,957, also the
highest level in history.
share
at
liscal
the
Stockholders', equity increased to
yCar-end,
compared
with
$24.45
$25.40
share
a
a
.
„
„
.early in 1959. ,Largest single expansion in the company's 147-year his¬
tory, the expansion was 43% complete in its engineering phase and
about 15%
complete in its construction phase as 1957 ended. Lukens'
customers are lending $20,500,000 over a 20-year period and Lukens
is
spending $12,500,000 for the program which will, raise Lukens
by 24% and its rolling .mill capacity by~4o%.
Lukens' steel-making furnaces operated at 109K>
of rated
capacity, pouring 758,212 ingot tons of steel (rated cagapfy is 750,000
ingot capacity
In
1957
ingot tons).
annual report
1957:
'• •
The
in
set
Record—Net * Up—
at
said
it will
itself
.
..
LegettCS, Inc., Boise, Idaho—Files With SEC—
The corporation on March 19 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC coverin(? 250,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par <$1
annual
President,
onega,
also recorded these
new
Net
totaled
v
%
all-time company records
•
■
$130,473,207,
"v
with $105,173,925
compared
in
1956.
after taxes, totaled $10,119,998, or $10.61 per share,
compared with $7,504,889, or $7.87 per share, in 1956 (adjusted to
current shares as a result of the 3-for-l stock split
of Jan. 4, 1957,
earnings,
which
brought
the
at
number
the
capital
of
of shares
stock
outstanding
to
The number of individual shareowners in Lukens totaled 3,040
953,928).
end
of
Dividends
1957.
totaled
declared
$3,243,355,
or
$3.40
share,
per
compared
with $1,907,856, or $2.00 per share, in 1956 (also adjusted).
The net worth of the company reached $41,002,617, or $42.98
per
share, compared with $34,793,684, or $36.47 per sh., in 1956 (adjusted).
Despite heavy capital requirements, Lukens working caoital rose to
$21,443,297, compared with $20,980,040 in 1956.—V. 186, p.
1630.
earlier.
operation as com-
At the close of the year there wcre 263 st°res
with 246 at
pared
.0
the
tile previous year.—V.
Close of
187, p.
,
,
corporation
28,
shares
filed
•
registration statement with the SEC on
1,000,000 shares of its par capital stock.
a
covering
1958
to
are
offering is to be
offered
be
for
made on a
public
"bast
sale
at
$5
per
share.
The
the
principal
company
was
underwriter
organized
on
The
efforts" basis by First Maiiie
and investment adviser,
a 50 cents per share selling commission is to be paid.
Corp.,
July 22,
for
which
",ad
.•>'
'
'
1957, by Burton M.
Cross,
companies as
P
Proceeds of this offering will be used to carry out such a program,
Shares.. however, may be issued in exchange for securities of other
companies In conformity with this business program. The company
arranged
to
acquire
the
controlling
interest
in
Maine
The
Insurance
corporation
the SEC
300,000
shares
offered
be
heads
the
Net
be
the
28
filed
a
registration
SEC
statement
remaining
sale
for
offered
be
for public
sale
by
the
issuing
with
com¬
shares represent outstanding stock to
holders thereof.
Morgan Stanley & Co.
The public offering price and under¬
100,000
the
by
underwriters.
of
to
are
supplied
be
by
amendment.
proceeds to the company from its sale of the 300:000 shares
added
the
been
to
are
list
terms
writing
March
on
covering 400,000 shares of its $10 par common stock, of which
The
pany.
as
President (former Maine governor), to acquire stock control of "young,
subsidiarte
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc.—Registers With
1315.
^
Llfe Insurance Securities Corp., Portland, Me.—Regis,tbrs Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
has
April
Stevens, President, 011
has been
elected
Gavin
company
West
L.
nuclear power for
wSS
4,977,507
-
addi-
at Murray Gill Station
the
.
before
a
This company reports
Rabun
,
approving,
sulation
I::;;;:::::;:::::;::State income taxes (est.)
Joseph L. Eastwick,
per
fa)
authorizing
(b)
Gavin
in
•
.'Approximately 85%
.
consider:
will
11
dated March 20,
Corp.;
Lone Star Cement Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ing and equipping
_
April
on
Alden
the
The book value of common
year-
;
Sale—Dissolution—
General
1377.
p.
the company and
of
The
part-
*
expenditures Is receiving
on
,
said
.
transmission line to mterconnect
11C.000 kilowatt capability
Control of
31
u„
is
used,
be
Glen
Raymond
James
shares outstanding,
017,500
ai7,50o
EarnSn«s per common share
—
$4.30
$5.04
During 1957, Lees made the largest single-year capital expenditures
for plant expansion and machinery modernization in the company's
112-year history, a total of $9,515,000 was added to the fixed assets/
March
.
May Defer Financing—
President,
well ahead of the higher demands expected
season.
tianal
h
of
r\
lalCCtriC to.
Chairman
"Construction
with
rinnu:.
Works,
research
year,
in
problems
2o51.
p.
(Arthur D.) Little, Inc.—Gen. Gavin a Vice-President
Aeronautics,
for
Ordnance
powerful
common
This
Kanuac
186,
will
instruments
control.
to study
used
be
Federal <te
for
year
Kan«ac
ivansas
most
186,
stockholders
and
Sales
with
DJDwiTTTDr
CAPITALIZATION
the
of
is
1958, between this corpora¬
sale of all assets of
corporation to "Glen Alden;"
ic)
authorization of, ar.d consent to,
dissolution of corporation;
id) authorization of, and consent to, dis¬
tribution by corporation of common shares of "Glen Alden" to stock¬
holders of corporation In complete liquidation.—V. 187, p. 1207.
,
,
'
^as ,3.een en"aKed in to rlomanuthe
icciuiDinciit
Iklviiir
ruuio-ifclophone
upplloutions.
'
reactor will
such) \ common
par
held, without selling commissions
thA
Brook
Plum
at
one
recording and control
electric
proportioning
L&N
Year Ended Dec. 31—-
without unjustifiably exqualification, in the proportion of $3 principal
pensive
be
He
Technology.—V.
tion
show Decline
ft0?
outstand-
ottering, legally can be m<ide
Committee
Advisory
built
be
will
\
1973, at 100% and accrued interest,
initially to holders of record of the 20,000 outstanding
and 10
to
which
-
Farrar,
P.
reorganization agreement
(James) Lees A^Sons Co. (& Subs.)—Sales & Earnings
.sinking fund de-
(par
Ohio,
aircraft.—v.
bentures due Jan. 1,
mg shares of 8%
^
.
reduced.
are
F.
The
($1
a
National
the
by
Reactor
Test
The
i
.
hniTialer'Incholders Of record
<ci
«,ed for
and working from the NACA's logife?and conceptual design Leeds &
Northrup is creating a center conirplSte with instruments, controls,
panels and console, ready for connection to external reactor equipment
and control mechanism. Included in the control equipment will be a
thermal computer for measuring reactor power output, in Btu's. The
safety instrumentation will be based on a sansistorized, magnetic,
amplifier-equipped nuclear-power limiting system. LfeN's Speedomax
with
f
,
Its
indicating,
,
,
;
r«»«
a
,
.
List Industries Corp.—Proposed
„,f.
„
reactors ever built.
Unlike the company's several dozen previous reactor-instrument con'tracts, this marks the entry of Leeds & Northrup into the field of
turnkey atomic control.
Starting-4with the building's bare steelwork,
,
rmnnuiiv
..
are
.
quarter-million dollars, covering a complete
control center for a nuclear reactor, has been awarded to
Sanduskq,
1956
income taxes—
,
„
»• »«•
about
for
company
'for
1957
-;
before
,
-T
„
contract
this
i
-
$246,543
income
Gross
t
Earnings Increased—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
/
l^CBds & NorthrUp-Go»—NGW Atom Control Contmct
"turnkey"
i«.r«c4„,„
of
7
antl EalCS
due
a
Investors Royalty
■ .
.
;
185, p. 2216.
er£ e corI)ora]|onn"" ^a|'ch 2f
were
debentures
. -
orders
of Chicago, lias been elected a director of
president and
a
director of Flexnnics Corp. of
Chicago and also a director of Elgin National Watch Co., Consolidated
Naval Stores Co., Greenlee Bros. &; Co., and Greenlee Foundries, Inc.
He is a trustee and member of executive committee of Illinois Institute
John
Erie, Pa.—Files With SEC—
...
„.
;
.
iyiergcr
Sl'.O covering 100,000 shaies of common stock to be offered at par
both issues to New York
1957,
production
iTioh
»*,»), without underwriting The proceed., are to be
aeries
while
Nov.
.
rr,u
Rfi
^7i
riSx„
T
by
represented
Link-Belt.
,
«„u
•
•
1 7
%*;
Larson Laboratories, Inc.,
"'
$300,000
1957,
on
ef
Knm
42,000
$0.10
p*
'
■
-
«
See Union Tank Car Co. below.—V.
vary
may
/
-
Lang LO., inc., oAii I4Uie..yuy» uixiii
the new $5 par
exchange
*
-
25S
$49,363
490,212
•;
T
the
after
ism
v
%
in which fractional interests are
manner
wttb
FINANCING—The
RECENT
stock
for
share—4.
per
0
the capital structure
exchange has been
and
after
lrom"urplU8t<f capital
MM
offered
of
amount
stock
effected
structure
__
Common' starts'outstanding"
par
value common
such
_
»$49.820
490,211
Nil
Jog(.
Earned
value of 35 cents per
Exchange of the issued
a
share)*.
per
being
now
indicates
slightly, depending
rounded
is
stock
common
forth
completed.
V
$5
(par
A
(estimated;.-—Cr.13,000
I cdarai taxes 011
3,941 shs.
recently amended its Certificate of Incorporation to
outstanding 35 cent par
value
set
420,000
.v
Corp.—Reports Loss—
nrsr ^jan-31-
420,000 shs.
change its authorized common stock as follows: Class "a" common stock
from 2,000,000 authorized shares with a par value of 35 cents per share
to 140,000 authorized shares (par $5 per share); class "B"
common
share
883.
p.
'
Foundry
Lakey
•■■■_
558! 5i,,
stock from 6,000,000 authorized shares with
companies.—V. 187,
surance
:#>0,000
m000
v.,!„,,
par
Class -B" common stock ($5 par
$500,000 51/4% promissory notes due 1973 with two in-
300.000
.
A^Ss^sss^.
c£Z -ttSsrSs Via
the inquiries will be built- in the future
being deferred until the economy is more
/V-.V1"-.": r-v:'y.
■
"As the year 1958 has been progressing,
the recession level of the
economv
has
been
showing
Irregular patterns in
many
industries
that Link-Belt serves," Mr. Becherer said.
"Our sales and incoming
business for the first quarter of
1958 probably will equal the. last
quarter of 1957.
The average backlog Is running approximately 25%
to 30%
under a year ago, making the company more dependent upon
current
business.
First
quarter earnings
probably will be at the
lowest for some time. The company's operations are being adjusted
to current volume and a flexibility in operations has been establi: hed
which
will enable Link-Belt
to
move
quickly in whatever direction
the business volume may turn," Mr. Becherer said.
Mr.
Becherer pointed
out that Link-Belt had spent $36,340,000 In
the last 10 years for new buildings and equipment ar.d' expects
to
spend about $8,000,000
during 1958. ' He said that expansion pro¬
grams
can
be carried
out at a lower cost and more effectively
during a period such as the present when some of the pressures of
projects
]ate
.
.
300,000
Maintained—Backlog Off—
Co.—Sales
although firm
stabilized.
Koeliriiig Co.—Places Notes Privately—The company
jn March was reported to have placed an issue of
$300,000
800,000
■
debentures due
10%
at
Inc
Offering—A secondary
encouraging volume of inquiries has been received by this com¬
pany in recent months, Robert C. Becherer, President, told stockholders
at
the annual meeting on March: 25.
He said that many of the
'
.
outstanding
$300,000
_
"12/31/61,"
21 bv Blvth & Co
Marrh
on
187, p. 776.
An
—
FINANCING
PRESENT
due Jan.
1961
Series
1960
^<i!benlUreld"I:.AU8; '
Series "aa,"
maHp
,
Authorized
S<3L!Si9601,r
Fecondary
to
Lilly & Co.—Secondary
Link-Belt
.
Secondary Offering—A
shares of common stock
Trecker Corp.
offering of 7,000
(par $dj WAS made on IViaicn Zl oy ciyin « ^o., inc., at
%
3i.
$2.27
$8.7o per share, With a dealer S concession 01 50 cents
per share. It was quickly completed.—V. 185, p. 2915.
EFFECT
series "A/* ft'B debs, due jam
4,871,837
$2.36
Kings, Queens, Westchester,
,
GIVING
5,067,168
$0.34
corporation is in the title insur-
has offices in New York,
business and
ance
733,345
has
position
(Eli)
>
,
$0.36
Kearney &
of the outstanding stock of
approximately 23%
owns
Security Title aBd Guaranty Co., Thai
Insurance
of
offering of 28,000 shares of class B common stock (par
$5) was made on March 31 by Hemphill. Noyes & Co. at
$63.75 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1.50 per
share. It was completed.—V. 187, p. 884,
y.-
1,050,881
773,762
stock
common
Earnings per com. share
- —V. 187, p. 146.
major business activity of the corporation and its subsidiaries is
the purchasing, development and financing of real estate. The corporation does not limit itself as to size, type or location of the real estate
$908,487
•
175,142 y.;
available for
Balance
,r
5950 y04
_
_
dividends
shares
missioner of Insurance of Maine.—V.
$5,922,718
income
N<,fc
Securities will exchange
Maine Insurance stock
Insurance
4,188
a
in
First Maine Corporation.
5,235 shares of
held by others.
not as of this date written any policies but will
do so upon receiving authority from the Com¬
Maine Insurance stock from
Life
for
be
1,551,1.U
$6,118,049
175,112 % 1,050,881
stock
Maine
$7,873,839
preferred
The
it
$1,285,2/6
organized in New York on Jan. 21, 1946.
Fifth Avenue, New York City, where it
was
of 511
floor
maintains Its -offices.'
286,499
addition.
its
ohn
««,
Income deductions (not)
to
are
"7T7L7TZ
I11
$7,587,340
244.390
43,068
39,376
~
Oro»s incoine>,---^r
'
be added to trorking capita!
and will be used in part to retire corporate loans and mortgages on
the corporation's real estate holdings.
PROCEEDS—n»e
$7,964,986
$1,220,994
$1,245,900
%
between Jan.
and
be
30,000 shares. of
3,877,678 24,147,185 22,773,492
4,053,130
writing a various lyp^s
annuities. Maine Insurance
purpose' of'
acquired, pursuant to an agreement whereby First Maine Cor¬
poration will purchase 40,000 shares of Life Insurance Securities stock
for
$180,000. of which $168,750 will be applied to the purchase Of
v.ill
'
comparative statement op income
Monday, April 7, 1958
.
.
.
Company, organized In 1954 for the
<if. insurance, except life Insurance
^1m|<^r but wbich 'sale ,nay I10W be dcfcrred Untu-late 1958 or
of New York
Investors Funding Corp.
Offered—The corporation on
of the State of New York
Chronicle
to
board
its
general
funds
of
directors
may
allocated
company
vessels.
at
this
of
the
..'The
such
of
any
the
time
is
is
company's
are
to
will
purposes
the proceeds
has
the
present time, the
additional capital
future requirements
determinable at the
the provision of
that
in
corporate
such
No part of
to
program
cost
not
believes
desirable
company
which 523,187
ultimate
program
directors
a
for
According to the prospectus,
replace its fleet with new
company and
method of fi¬
particular purpose.
has undertaken
While
nancing
board
to
and used
determine.
view
of
the
possible
business.
now
has
outstanding
owned by the
3.500.000
common
shares, .of
three selling stockholders, J. T. Lykesr
Volume
187
Number 5731
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1545)' 9
Board
Chairman, as Trustee for Zoe K. Lykes,
Tampa, Fla.; Howell
T, Lykes, ot Balm Beach, Fla.; and Solon B.
Turman, President, of
New
Orleans.
These
stockholders
now
own..
178,990,
-150,902,
and
193,295 shares, respectively; and they
propose to sell 78,990,
10,902
and 10,108 shares,
respectively. Bee also V. 187, p. 1434.
Mountain
;
States Telephone
&
Telegraph Co.—Earns.
ploymcnt by the Air Force. Its powerful
liquid propellant rocket engine
has been in
'
1958—2 Mos.—1957 ;
developmental production at
.Rocketdyne's main-plant in
Canoga Park, Calif.—V. 187, p. 1209. 1
$19,597,457 $17,890,466 $39,686,273
$36,283,587
s
Operating expenses
12,580,827
11,378,475
25,962,897
23,825,373
Federal Income taxes—
2,403,949
2,297,930 > 4,622,820
4,304,030
Northern States Power Co*
Other operating taxes.
(Minn.)—To Increase Stock
1,765,123
1,490,610
3,536,582
2,962,294'" r ''The
stockholders on .May'..7 will consider
increasing the authorized
i.
Net operating income
preferred stock from 1,000,000 to.
$2,847,558
$2,723,451
1,260.000 shares and the authorized
$5,563,974
$5,191,890 l- common
Net
after
charges
stock from
2,408,021
15,000,000-to 17,500,000 shares.—V.
2,367,761
4,687,143
-4,506,383
186, p. 2052.
.—V. 187,, p. 1092.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
1958—Month—1957
revenues.™
.
.
-
Magnavox Co.—Demonstrates Stereo Disc
Reproducer
The company on April 2
gave- the " first demonstration
of. stereo¬
phonic sound in music recorded on phonograph discs,
using equipment
designed for the home.
,
Frank Frehnarm, President, unveiled the
industry's first instruments
-which-play both the new stereophonic discs and conventional
Freitnann
stereophonic
pointed
out'that
until
now-the
realism of
only ;from
dual
sound,
track tape
.Making a direct
'which
comparison, lie demonstrated
Just like conventional records and
look
at
least
good
e.s
Multnomah Canadian
Fund, Ltd., Vancouver, B.
Registration Statement Effective—
"dramatic
reproduction could he attained
reproduced on expensive and complicated
are
r
records.
Mr.
the
-us
new
easily
in
Tlie registration statement which
was filed with the'SEC
covering T.OOO,000 •. shares of class "A
coinmou.
■
.effective
played,
small
a
"pickup
"'This
coupling control box and. replacement of
cartridge with a stereophonic cartridge."
technique
elkninates
the
owners
-
and enables -them
added.1 Current
models
187,
678.
p.
.
'
-
,
•
•"
»
r-y
Rights to manufacture unplasticized
polyvinyl chloride products by
a
special process hare been
granted BTR Industries,
Ltd., London,
by Tube Truns Plastics, Inc.,
Louisville, Ky.
Carl B.
McLaughlin, Executive Vice-President of
old Monaural
■
Tube Truns Plastics,
and Dr. W. D.
Scott, director .of BTR
Industries,. announced that a
license ^agreement provides for
rights to the Hendry
to
-
!
-
•
,
Mercantile Acceptance Corp. uf California—Files
With
Securities and Exchange Commission
^
-
share.
..
•
i
.
*V
....
The
corporation on March 19 filed a letter of notification with the
'SEC covering $18,000 of S'/zf'» 12-year
capital'debentures to be offered
at par, through Guardian Securities
Corp., San Francisco, Calif. The;',
proceeds are to be "used for working capital.—-V. 187, p. 575.
'
and
superior
.
Charles. J.
was
Merck & Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—The
offering of 225,000
shares of common stock, which was made on March 25
going
-
to
introduce
National Gas
;
The
the
corporation
Carrollton, Ky.,
fully utilized,
tion
H.
at
ceremonies
The $3,500,000
together
with
County,
be
Va.,
187,
Martin, President,
facilities
new
announced
at
formal
recently
the
completion
April 2.
on
This
first
for
the
of
r>
facilities,' Metal
Carrollton
to
Oil
&
Thermit
It
tlie. New
'.■
in
;
plant.
will
'■
"...:
The Carrollton facilities themselves
Mr. Martin said.
.
The
at
sale,"
made by
manufacturing
Berlin and
2
the company for
Last
the
year
Together
plants,
MSA
For
with
three
of
Frankfurt/Main,
MSA
of
Earnings
—V.
to
Auergesellschaft
Gmund.
,
manufactures
luminous
MSA's
West
research
'
companies,
71
and
operate
Mining-International
-
'
"
'
income
taxes.
income
1957'
._
share
;
.
526,700
268,600
...
sales
as
:
.
Income
Net
and
agreed
set
The
MSA
offices
operates
and
outstanding
four
warehouses
J.
*
$402,220
dividend
at
the
end
of
paid
1957
1S57.—V.
in
and
187,
Gross
under
Operating
March,
176,
Ccnsoliclated
Chemical Co.—Plans
Private Financing—It
reported late in March that this company is plan¬
ning the private sale of $25,000,000 4JA% 50-year income
Consolidated
was
debentures to
The proceeds
and
659,879
-—v.-187,
8c5.
p.
to
-
be applied
to the
to
1
v..j
f
plus
for
•
The
'Jam
registration^" statement
14,
1958,
10.000
shares
drawn
on
covering
of
7%
March
which
was
shares
20,000
of
cumulative
26.—V.
187, p.
Motor Wheel Cor^.—Sales
J
with
A
the
- -
.
•
SEC
on'
stock
common
preferred stock,
457.
will
with¬
was
J,
••
In
/
"
net
of
profit
M.
$1,439,404
in
1956.
F.
Cotes, President, said
Dec. 31, 1957 were $64,726,638,
like period in 1956.
"
-...;
that
as
of
$700,000,
as
-s-
-
sales
for
compared
the
with
12
basis,
toward
placing
according to Mr.
automotive
Cotes,
division.—V.
187,
the
division
a
months
profit,
loss.
on
ended
for
but
Action
a
146.
its;
has
profitable
,
<
Motorola Inc.—Profit
Sharing Fund Increased—
The
corporation's
Employee
Savings
and
Profit
increased
year
of
Fund
was.
by $2,714,114 in 1957,. bringing the total value of the 10old Fund to $31,036,265, according to Kenneth M.
Piper, Director
Human
Mr.
was
Sharing
Relations.
Piper pointed out that
the
return
highest
in
the
this
history
the
year's interest dividend—$908,898—
of the Fund.
It amounted to 3.2%
1956 Fund value of $28,372,151.
participants contributed $1,660,719 to
which
added $2,333,462 equal to $1.48 for each dollar con¬
tributed
by
the participants.
The
remainder
distributed to Profit
Sharing was made up of the $908,898 in interests and
dividends; some
$453,997 in relinquishments and $455,039 in increased market
valuation
The
the
on
9.807
The
—V.
employee
company
company
profit after
187,
p.
contributes
computing
a
approximately
return of 5% on
146.
20%
the
of
the
company's
April
30,
shares
of
1958.
be
16.
$2,908,563.'
will
held
April
and
The
$0.29
the
than
Trans
this
offering,
opportunity to
the
300
of
the
187,
issue
have
record
interest.
that
warrants
offering will
968,545
right to
the
the
on
15,
be
sub--
of
annual
net
&•
on
will
expire
made
only
company
shall
extend
subscribe for not less than
shares
not
1316.
2.94
net
worth.
to
be
offered
subscribed
for
at-
to
20
New
be received
N.
Y.,
first
of
Industries, Inc. below.—V.
by the
General
for
the
mortgage
North American
Rocketdyne,
172, p.
in
2127™
the
preferred
to
stock
stockholders:
are
as
not
;
1.50
-
v-v-^.
■-
fa ■;
Allison-Williams Co. '
Caldwell, Phillips Co.-™
6.00
Robert W. Baird
6.00
&
4.00
Milwaukee
1.50
*
_
Co., Inc.
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.
The
.—--•
1.25
1.25
;
;
Co.—
1.25
Woodard-Elwood & Co
-
1.25
4.00
John
Douglas
4.00
T.
Henderson
4.00
Inc.___
Jackson
Co., Inc.
1.00
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
Irving J. Rice «Sr Co., Inc.—
1.00
&
C.
3.00
F.
3.00
Co
&
Co.
duPont
&
Co.,
Harold
"8.2.V-
S.
&
Smlthers
E.
Co.,- Inc.__
&
&
Wood
1.00
1.00
-
Co
1.00
& :Co.
Inc..™
&
1.00
*™
Biwfdon-JiiggRw & Co., Inc.-
2.25
Inc
Quail
2.25
Co
First
2.25
Chemistry
Nuclear
Co.,
■
.
&
Inc.
Shares,
"
0.50
.
Co.,
'
Fund, Inc. below.—V.
O.W
Corp
Electronics
■
0.75
Inc.——™
Iowa
Shaughnessy
&
"
&
of
-V';
'
0.50
Inc.—
"
187, p. 1316.
Mobile, Ala.—Registers With SEC—
registration
a
statement
with
of 100,000 shares of class
about April 30 through R. S. Dickson
& Co.
proceeds are to be used for general corporate
or
net
■
the
A
SEC
common
purposes.
sales and
share
a
the smaller
on
the
largely due to
the
Explosives
duced sales from
the
up to 11 a.m.
(EDTi on May.
Utilities Corp., 67 Broad Street,"
from it of the above mentioned
company
Public
purchase
bonds due 1988.—V.
187,
p.
1093.
Aviation, Inc.—New Contract—
division of this corporation, has received
a
production
engine which propels the Jupiter intermediate
range
ballistic missile,
and
work is
already under way at the company's
Neosho, Mo. plant.
<•
for
a
the
This will be tiie second IRBM
engine
Neosho plant, the other
being for the Air
in production there.
The
preferred
have1
(It
sharp decline in dollar sales by the Western
a
Brass division caused by the
drop in world prices for copper and zinc;
(2) the elimination of approximately $5,000,000 in sales of the Lentheric
division, which the corporation sold in late 1956; (3) lower sales volume
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
covering $7,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
1988,.
for public sale at
competitive bidding. Of the net pro¬
offices
York.
contract
below
tinibcrland and
was
by
$4,850,000.
will
$7,500,000
named
outstanding
of
u
Dividends in 1957 totaled $27,238,000,
compared to $26,882,000 in 1956.
Total assets of the corporation at the end of 1957 were
$792,316,000,
increase of approximately 20% over assets of
$659,026,000 in 1956.
The number of stockholders increased from
53,000 in 1956 to 63,000 in
1957.
Non-consolidated
sales
of overseas subsidiaries and affiliates
totaled $53,300,000 in 1957, compared to sales of
$48,500,000 in 1956.
The corporation reported that the decline of domestic sales
volume
by
repayment of bank loans, the proceeds of
for
construction purposes. The balance bf
approximately $2,700,000 will
be applied to the cost of the
company's 1958 construction program,
estimated to involve expenditures ol
the
of
Fen-
Co.™
Co.,
shares'
conversion
an
-
purposes or for
which had been used
at
for
average number of shares outstanding. r
corporation reported non-recurring profits from the sale
other capital assets, which increased total
profits to
$44,791,000, adding another 44 cents per share. '
is
$4,800,000 will be used to pay short-term bank
loans in that
amount, the proceeds of which were used to
reimburse the company's
treasury either for expenditures for construction
Bids
common
held
These declines
and
and Forest Products divisions; and (4) sharply
the Morgantown, W. Va., nitrogen and coke plant.
were
largely offset by sales increases in
substantial sales increase by the corporation's
division, the report noted.—V. 187, p. 1316.
a
Sons
E.
R.
re¬
divisions
some
Squibb
&
1958
ceeds,
6.
has
of
Governors
of
the
accepted and approved, a
4,320 treasury shares of the
offering
20.25
L
1956
In
of
Transportation Co.—Buys Trailers— '
Continental
shares
operating revenues in 1957 totaled $592,877,000, com¬
to $598,107,000 in 1956, the corporation reported.
operating profits in 1957 Were $36,377,000, equal to $2.70 a share
common
stock outstanding, compared to $39*135,000 in
1956,? or
,on
date,
It
This^company
31,
&
Webber,
The
9
subscription
the
additional
p.
corporation
lor
pared
$0.26
authorized,
fractional
any
will
The
stock
6iin Mathieson Chemical
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
New Jersey Power & Light
Co.—Registers With SEC-
.
the
by consolidating its operations with the
p.
12
lieu
date
.
Net
additional
shareholder
each
in
on
April
with
New England
See
March
appliance
Weld
Science &
stock
-
-
$61,456,638
,
taken
;
on
holdeis.—V.
with
;
The company's automotive division operated at
appliance division incurred a substantial
operating
been
compared
-
Pierce,
Smith-——
Barney & Co
Olen Co., Inc.,
2,311,140
$3,388,439
the directors
an
106,430 shs.
*1,702,875 shs.
is
of
The
%
20.25
The
corporation has filed
covering a proposed offering
1957
prospectus.
employees
Up—Earnings Decline—
carryback
a
more
warrant
This corporation reported on March 20 its
1957 sales volume exceeded
that of 1956 by $3,270,000.
However, a net loss of $804,392 was in¬
curred for 1957, after a tax
a
of
fcr
share
record
mailed
connection
eligible
nor
be
(EDT)
p.m.
means
and
the
26,
treasury.
offer
167, p. 1436.
See
$5,219,709
"
Feb.
in
common
shares
the
.
common
approval,
common
share
additional
an
that
4
filed
Olass
convertible
Each
one
warrants
Corp. of Italy—Registration Statement Withd'n
regulatory
200,000 shs.
.
shares
& HopwoodCo., Inc._
&
Nucleonics,
Merger—
50%
2,299,440
;
FINANCING—On
shares.
subscribe
expected
Motel
.
NEES
outstanding
appropriate
common
company's expansion program,
income- per
to
Becker
shares
$5,G87,879
—.
income™__"__.™_™_™.„
net
PROPOSED
ject
insurance company.
an
are
share
pursuant
Aiiyn «$rrd".,-:m&.™_
Net
net
the
G.
—V.
$30,059,875 $28,576,735
24,371,996
23,357,077
operating and other income..—
Interest and other
charges™.^-,:™
330.
p.
This
oper-
severallycorporation, in the respective
percentages
the
of
Lynch,
Net
Co.—Exchange Offer—
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co. below.—V.
related
PRESENT FINANCING '
Authorized
'-Outstanding
underwriters
&.
Reynolds
Subs.)—Earnings Up
taxes
1957
TO
-
c.
330.
—
and
expenses
after
2.500,000 shs.
exchanged.
Boston Corp
Co.," Inc.™_
Dain
Francis I.
$0.41
1957
on
1958
earnings
and
for
$272,466
based
p.
the
141,907
a.
501,330
228,864
$0.61
stock
so
of
such
Deal). Witter &
1956
356,555
December
banks
operating" earnings
minimum
a'
a.
$8,012,128
Z
Two Months Ended Feb. 28—
,
subsidiary company
184, p. 2784.
s"'
Monsanto
M.
Kalman
,
See
First
Smith,
White,
_
1957
New England Electric System
(&
than
more
for
Piper,. Jaffray
Record Sales—Harris.
"Up
share
effect to 5%
dividend paid in
be
below,
Blyth '
$0.33
767,775
♦Giving
If
and
purchase from
forth
subscribed
,
'
$9,009,461
—•
System.
4,882
will
exclusive
to
ner.
taxes
per
net
($100 par value)___
-UNDERWRITERS—The
1958—12 Wks.—1957
taxes
86
$450,119,072
affiliated
v
Paine,
earnings
stock
of
Curtis
before
♦Earnings
■
a
Group.—V.
Monarch Life Insurance
also
are
$58,556,491 $48,358,179 $175,242,410
$143,361,026
187, lh_1316
of
$12,477,000 for 1956.
stock.
473,108
$0.39
Reserve
maximum
;■
1958—4 Wks.—1957
and
preferred stock
($10 par value)™
stock
corporation
$225,400
66,900
66,900
491,510
—
of
interests, to .$12,614,000.
operating earnings of $61,593,189 and net
gross
*Exclusive
104,758 shares, held
offered to exchange shares of
-
237,800
$258,100
....
v:;'
,
$68,258,207
of
convertible
Federal
$3,434,800
463,200
,
common
to
with
its.
1958
,'i.
taxes
"total
.a
the
capital stock of a non-affiliated bank in
Minnesota, subject to certain
conditions, including approval by the
Board -of
,
Pittsburgh, Fa, The
mining operations.
Sales
new subsidiaries
in Mexico
it has operated subsidiaries in
Canada,
subsidiary
will
.
in
South Dakota, North
banks-had combined
;
affiliated
earnings
stock, cumiil.
4.50
Files
—
$3,969,500
,
centers
company
per
Earnings
established
years
S.
•
The
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Pfd.
,
carbon
chemicals
:
company
U.
^
Wisconsin.
95.9%,
in
net
gfoup of 76 affili-
a
located
are
.Minnesota,, Iowa. Nebraska,
and
ating earnings of
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
-
branches
income taxes, before
deducting minority
to
—
masks,
gas
-
Africa.
its
amounted
notification with the
(par $1) to be offered
Johnson,
aggregate
.
outstanding stock in.
with ' 23;
in
the.
.
With SEC—
incidental
Nestle-LeMuir Co.—Reports
Year^Snsled Dec. 31—
»
;
of
throughout the United States. The company manufactures
safety products for mines and industry, r * :
;
Auer
in
.
complete line
a
also
It
•
towns
.
in
-
140
of
stock
&
expenses
which
holds
Minneapolis which had deposits
of $33,130,832 at Dec.
31, 1957.
EARNINGS—Gross operating
interest.
York
National Tea Co.—Current
Sales Up—
■—V,
the
covers
3,600
The
for
28—->
Federal
187, p. 330.
Europe's
located
many
South
and
used
letter
a
through Johnson
be
Per. End. Mar. 22—
respirators,
inhalators,
and
oxygen
breathing
company is one of the oldest producers in
Germany
The
New
Newcastle, Pa.
Dividends on preferred stock.
Number of common shares
nf ftn,rtmrtn
outstanding...
*
dust
and Venezuela.
Scotland,
Inc.)—one
Degussa,
of gaslight equipment.
X-ray-accessories.
for
pr^";
f,
controlling "interest- in^"th«
a
.
apparatus.
filed
Provision
.
facilities
Schwabisch
and
of
.
the
capital accounts
Common
common
Sales™
purchased
Auergesellschaft manufactures
monoxide
21
of
share,
and
value, of
"
'
Corp.—Registers
March
to
banks,
Merrill
Auergesellschaft Aktiengesellschaft (Auer Co.,
gesellschaft
leading manufacturers of safety equipment.
The
"
1315,
p.
April
on
j
2476.
p.
asset
compared
shares
are
Mine Safety Appliances Co.—Controls
German Firmcompany
186,
on
per
-
entire
corporation
revenues.™
Profit before Federal
fungicidal agents, veterinarian medicines, etc. Even¬
tually, other organic compounds of zinc, cadmium and
phosphorous also
i
Y.—V.
Co.
Total
vinyl-plastics, rub-
and
187,
N.
Guaranty Trust
de¬
1,
plus-accrued
"deposits of $1,689,032,487; (before
eliminating group interbank deposits
; of
$59,654,776 >- and combined capital accounts.
of
$118,559,542 at
Dec. 31, 195.7.,
The...largest bank, in. the group is
Northwestern. Na-1
tional Bank of
York
National Propane
The first products to be made at Carrollton
are a series of
organization
compounds which are used ih such end-products as
produced.—V.
accrued
the
15,
Quarter Ended Feb.
1
This
New
$1.50
:
expected that production will
be
York
proceeds
readily be expanded threefold,
to 7,000,000 pounds With a value of
$13,000,000.
This compares with sales of $42,200,000
reported by
will
New
at
•-
rise
her, biocidul
made
per
June
■
Dakota, Montana
v
prior *t©
1,- 1968,
to
cities
:
covering 200,000
SEC
Within the first year or two of
operations, it is expected that Carroll¬
ton will produce 2,500,000 pounds of chemical
products with a market
value of $4,500,000. In a few; years, it is
.
be
ated
,
entirely
Corp.—Partial Redemption-—
$1«) >per
to
,
the
.■
can
were
:basie
or
.
^ BUSINESS—Corporation
accuracy
Exchange Commission—
will provide
flexibility to permit larger-scale' output of new products
now have been manufactured in
relatively small quantities
Jersey plant. Rahway will be rebuilt into an expanded pilot
•
..
product"
share, • if redeemed-on-if redeemed after June
■
produces
that the National
rumors
.on; the.
a
conversion price hf -V75
of .the company at prices
that
tangible
new
National Manganese
Co., Inc.,
With Securities and
" ;
trahsfer its organic production unit from
Rahway, N. J.
Inc.,
at
option
provide additional, capital
funds to .affiliated banks from
time and for-other
purposes.
It; is- presently contemplated
$7,000,000 of the proceeds will be
Invested In "the capital stocks
of affiliated banks.
;
...
;
•
;
time
investment company filed
with the SEC an amend¬
ment
on
March 28,
1958 to its registration
statement covering an
additional 600,000 shares of
capital stock, $1 par value.—"V.
186, p. 2313.
on 150 acres of
property,
dedicated ore processing plant in Hunover
plants in the company's 50-year
history to
purposes other than detinning, Mr. Martin
capacity and
which up to
dedica¬
Plastics,
1435.
p.
has
National Investors
installation, which is located
solely
' V
,;
J
With
the
the
are
constructed
said.
E.
of
will
Broadway,
-
is
first
Payment
Sales potential of this
corporation will be increased by one-third when
its new organometallic chemical
manufacturing plant in
-
'funds,
'
called for
redemption on May 1, next, for
sinking and Improvement fund,
$55,000 of its
mortgage bonds, due 1973 at
101.85%, plus
account
4*4%
Metal & Thermit Corp.—Dedicates New Plant—
Turns
"sensational
a
was
p.
by Tube
strength, he said.
Haines, President, said persistent
without foundation.—V.
by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and associates at $48 per
share,
quickly oversubscribed. For details, see V. 187',
1435.
-//v.,
...
owned
homogeneity, high density, dimensional
the
at
share,
per
convertible,
stock
common
redeemable
from $.105 per
stock is non-refundable-at
lower cost for five
yeaTS.
»_ PROCEEDS—Net proceeds of the sale will-be
added'to "the general
<
funds of the corporation and
will be
available,, together with other
molding.
The Hendry process
moldings of complete
■...
stQck :is
into
is
dividends; the
.
.
share,
It
creasing
1961, to $100
Truns Plastics,
Inc.,': an affiliate of National
Cylinder Gas
Co, and Jackson & Church Co., Is the
largest U. S. manufacturer of
injection molded unplasticized
polyvinyl chloride fittings and valves
for industrial and commercial
piping systems. TTP also makes custom
products by injeetlon
•,
new ..preferred
preferred
Tube
1
The
'»
-r
injection
molding
furnishing of presses and technical counsel.
BTR Industries,
L>td., has 10 factories In Great
Britain, is a major
manufacturer of plastic and rubber
products and engagesin international trade.
extensively
-
iprocess,
,
Boston Gorp.
Blyth & Co., Inc., will expire at the close of
business
April 14, 1958.
and
.
are
,.
31,'
stock, "became"
National Cylinder Gas
Co.—Affiliate Grants License-
the
•
26.—V.
.:
worry ofobsotescenee for Magna vox
modernize their- present
equipment;" "he
designed so that-customers" can .add the
-stereophonic feature any time they Choose.
,; .'
Magnavox expects to have the new stereophonic conversion
systems
ton demonstration at Magnavox dealers'
stores by- the first week in'
May.—V. 137, p. 1315.
"
1
*»
March
on
Jan.
on
1958,
discs,
reproducing quality as tape.
Mr.
Freimann revealed "Magnavox's
development of a conversion
fsystem ;petm,itvfbe addition of -speakers-and
amplifier to any- of its
high-fidelity phonographs and radio-phonographs through the. use of
1
..
,
tape machines,"
that
-are
,
Northwest Bancorporation—Preferred
Stock Offered—
This corporation is
offering, its common stockholders of
record March 27^ 4958
rights to subscribe at par ($100
per share) for 106,430 shares Of
its 4.5Q% cumulative
convertible preferred stock on the
:hasis>of nme«hare of
preferred stock for each 16 shares of
common. The offer
which is being underwritten
by- a group of investment
bdnking firms headed jointly by. The First
■
Jupiter IRBM
was
to
be
Force
manufactured at the
Thor which is
already
developed by the Army for operational
Oxford Paper
Dr.
B.
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Grosvenor,
President
of
the
National
Geographic
Chisholm, President of the Oxford Paper Co.,
April 1 that a contract has been signed whereby Oxford
Paper Co. will purchase all the outstanding capital stock of National
Geographic's wholly-owned subsidiary, Champion-International Co. The
closing date for this transaction is June 4, 1958.
At the same time, it was announced that Oxford has entered into
announced
on
^
a
long-term
tional
-
The
contract
Geographic
to
supply
the
paper
requirements
for
the
Na¬
Magazine.
:
Champion-International
Co.,
located
In
1
Lawrence,
Mass., has
for many years been a producer of high quality coated
printing papers.
The National Geographic Society was founded in 1888 and has
grown
to a membership of over 2,200,000. In 1946. The
8ociety -acquired the
Champion-International Co., which has been supplying its paper needs
since
1913.—V.
187, p.
1316.
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Sales and Earnings Off—
Consolidated
sidiaries
1958.
em-
Melville
Society, and William H.
Net
were
This
sales
compares
profit
for
$5,656,481
aftefr
this
for
with
taxes
corporation
the
and
three-month
$7,598,385
was
$35,407,
for
or
the
five
its
wholly
period- ended
same
cents
period
a
+
owned
in
share
Feb.
sub¬
28.
1957.
on
th«
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
1957
of
,
$240,070,
of
then outstanding.—V.
shares
or 33 cents
186, p. 1958-
.
"
,
corporation
.
Monday, April 7, 1956
.
,
cornorate purposes of the company.—-V.
/v":/ -n--:*
y />-;_• ■ .%;• :y/i ■■■>;*
general
•policies and
p. 1544.,. V
,Sales
income
income
Earnings
On
share
per
April
cents
per* class
April
30.—V.
A common
187, p. 778.
a
-
-
$0.36
-
-
the
;
corporation will
to the policy of supplying
|
$5 per share.
;.y
Dairies, Inc., Lancaster, Pa.—Files
Penn
161.
p.
.
while the
Year Ended Dec. 31—
the
$23,444,000,
195G
for
$3,067,482
1,279,036
$2.40
$3,626,333 '
1»243,000
—V.
outstanding—
share
187, p.
y.2^
;
'
1209.
With Securities and Exchange. Commission^—
This
company
filed a registration statement with ..the SEC on
March 31,. 1958, covering $375,000 of 20-year 7% 1 debentures due 1978
and 45,000 shares of $1 par common stock. The company proposes to
these
tures
and
$37.75
at
a
securities
three
&
The
the
common
shares.
each consisting
The
units
,
is
business
Consolidated
of
Peoples
Gas
Utilities
Co.
Gas
&
i
Co.
Power
'
"
tures;
and
the
conversion.
will
be
interest
principal
mains
new
months
18
item
and
of
the
on
$'848,025 will
remaining
The
for
for
be
bonds
used
expenditure,
services
in
for
and
1978
of
(including the Hartsville system).
at
new
filed
March 25
shares
by
of
and
$472,000,
business
its
present
it
management
as
probable
was
include
a
that
fabrication
of
its
—V.
stock
common
chare.
At Dec.
185, p.
announced
31,
at
on
March
April
31,
2
1958,
that
is
the
net
estimated
asset
at
1957, net asset value amounted to $15.74
per
.
value
$16.60
per
share.
1640.
Phoenix-Rheinrohr
A.
G.,
Duesseldorf,
Germany-
for
the
629,000.000),
or
16.2%
an
above
fiscal
year
1956-57
amounted
$387,857,143 (DM 1 increase of approximately $54,000,000 (DM 227,000 000)
the
(DM.
18,630,000), the same as the year before ($3,450,000
the. fiscal year 1954-55).
The stockholders' meeting, held in
Duesseldorf, approved the proposal of the board of directors of Phoenix-
during
Rheinrohr
amounts
7%
stock
Since
to
per par
(1954-55,
mon
A.G.
or
distribute
1,
net
profit
share of DM 100 to $2.14
$1.67
per share).
outstanding.
Aug.
this
1951,
There
or
are
as
cash
9%,
dividend
same
as
in
2,070,000 shares
the
plastics.—V.
directors
186,
issuance
March
on
and
Phoenix-Rheinrohr
A.G.
invested
new
com¬
nexf
'two
foreseen
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Gross and Net Higher—
Sales
reached a new high in
1957, and earnings were about level
1956, Walter H. Wheeler, Jr., President,
recently announced Gross
income was $45,906,583, up 5%% from
$43,548,165 in 1956- and'mofits
were $4,137,147,
compared with $4,109,219 the previous
year.
with
ttm° PreviOUB ^^r ^ffe'^ZriV,iJ? $3'08stock
previous J™*' auer
per
adjusting 1956 to include the 2%'
tne
follow
to
im
"maior breakthroueh
a
*
reduced to one-tenth
,
„
,
Army
/industrial production
of Army electronic equip-
new
a,
--.V '
♦
»*
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^
April
10
"*, * *' *''■' '
jrf
;* *
V,
will vote on increasing the authorized
to 5,000,000 shares.—V. 186, p. 2315.
4,000,000
^
.
securities
the
from
of
business
in
New
York
by 'orders of
State
in New York«County, Louis J. Lefkowitz, Attorney
announced on March 20.
/
;
;
state
the
.
.
.
.
,
The company and its President,
Lloyd J. Mack, consented to the
order, Mr. Lefkowitz,said.-\
'The
firm, charges' the Attorney General had defrauded investors
through a {plan - calling for purchase of stock in a book publishing
.
4
-
Uitrm whictfVaa'Tctuallv
.....
^
..
.
"oMr
—
lO-nage
a
-hicU
SfSt cLrg^
t0
turn
vClunteefed to return
ng firm, Research Mutual Cprpv
The publishing firm, Rcsea£C&Mutual GOYp'.'hag
$7,000,rtp*tlwt ttfVestlors. "^This was the total
V.
firm, out of $10,000. collected by Mr. Mack.
-=t; Filost
183,
received
p.
by
3015. *
the
;
stock
$5)
(ipar
?
to
.
be
:
Co.—Sales and Earnings Gain—
Ilexall Drug
the
'
offered
at
$8
Net
Justin
sales,
$11,933,826
of
increase
per.
'
Polymer Corp.
He
Halex would be
The
of
operations
other
the leading producers in the United
Teflon semi-finished shapes and other
■„
sale
of
took
27
preliminary
$19,700,000
action
principal
of
unsecured
program.
•
R.
to
Roy
Dunn,
scribe will be April 22, 1958,
be sold to underwriters.
The
rights
to
President,
it
is
presently
the stockholders
>
•
contemplated
entitled
Cost
sub¬
to
-
....
p.
on
,
basis
the
:
.
of
990.
York,
on
March 24
filed a
N.
Y.,
has
been
was withdrawn
on
Jan.
29,
100,000
187,
p.
1958,
shares
679.
Placement—This
com¬
has sold $3,000,000 of 5^4% first mortgage bonds,
E, due Jan. 1, 1983, to a group of institutional in¬
vestors. Stone & Webster Securities Corp. arranged the
private placement.
pany
series
The comP^ny will use the proceeds to retir^, sjiort-term notes.
V.
168, p.*850.
~
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—,—.—
503,360
374,556
401,866
81,400
—$602,790
143 050
p.
84,800
$584,797
$227,079
$216,979
$0.64
——
137,683
230;135
$0.62
shares
1679.
-
'
-
185,
.
232,661
taxes
income
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.
,
.
Rockcote Paint Co., Rockford, 111.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
company
$1)
(par
Co.,
at
($10
par
be
to
Milwaukee,
21 filed a letter of notification with the
of 7% cumulative preferred stock to be
share) and 10,000 shares of common stock
March
on
14,250
covering
offered
snares
per
offered at $8
Wis.
The net
per
share through The Milwaukee
proceeds will be used for working
capital.
March 26.—V.
Co.—Private
• <
—_
Earnings per share
(based on 352,000
outstanding on Jan. 31, 1958)-.
Rose Marie Reid
'
'
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
12 Months Ended Feb. 28—
Sales and other
Gas
general expenses—
plans
income
for
1967
15,727,523
531,847
and
benefit
Provision
"""
•
Buffalo, N. Y.—Regis¬
The registration statement filed
with the SEC cn
covering 100,000 shares of 6%
preferred stock and
stock,
1958
$17,02^,981 $17,302,346
15,439,388
operating income—
Interest, etc., deductions—
—V.
letter of notification with the
Premier Pharmaceutical Corp.,
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
(net):
Net
,
Files
;
revenues
expenses
Employee
■
—
120,000 shares cf common stock (par $1) to be offered
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
equipment, inventories and working capital.
r
common
New
Ended Jan. 31—
operating
Administrative
tration Statement Withdrawn—
of
Bank,
sales
of
Net
.
.
,.
and
Selling
+.
.
one
covering
for
Exchange
Corn
River Brand Rice Mills, Inc.
Sales
and that any unsubscribed debentures will
subscribe will be issued
corporation
$2.50
used
..
.
Six Months
"With Securities and Exchange Commission—
at
'
.
•
SEC
Rexall
the
appointed New York subscription agent in connection with an offering
of rights
to subscribe for
convertible subordinated debentures due
April 15, 1983 which Richfield Oil Corp. is making to holders of Its
common
stock. See details in V. 187, p. 1437.
"
•
,
Power Fuels Corp. of America, Denver, Colo.
The
of
-
being
Corp.—New York Subscription Agent—
Oil
Chemical
The
right for
each share of common stock held on the record date, with 30 rights, ■
plus payment of the subscription price, being required to subscribe to.
$100 principal amount of the debentures. • *
•
(
The subscription price, conversion price, and various other details of
the proposed offering are to be determined and announced at a later
187,
subsidiary
-
installation,
Riker
Richfield
looking toward
amount
new
,
%
/
operated
.
built at an estimated cost of
$1,500,000, will include research laboratories, manufacturing laboratories
and administration headquarters.—V. 187, p. 1317.
.
VThe
.
•'/■\•'
1317.
p.
.
devel¬
recently
~
independently
wholly-owned
but
Drug-Co."
"
of
products
new
common
Providence
chare
the
give
on
from
Supreme Court
General
which
of
$184 047 619
773,000,000)
years
the
common stock,
to be offered to the holders
stock by means of transferable subscription
warrants.
The net proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be
used to meet a portion of the expenses of the company's l958 construc¬
outstanding
1955-56-
n
in new plants and equipment and for the
investments of $98,809,523 (DM 415,000,000) are
by the company.—V. 185, p. 1047.
(DM
barred
debentures convertible Into
to
$333,800,000 for the year to Sept. 30, 1956.
Net profit to be distributed as cash dividend to
shareholders amounts
to $4,435,000
$0.26
-
"
Potomac Electric Power Co.—To Offer Debentures—
The
date.—V.
Sales Show Gain of 16.2% dfor Year—
Sales
2,891,110
:
I V Research Mutual .Corp.—Fraud Charged—:;7:
f/y The .brokerage "firm df L. J. Mack Co. Inc. has been permanently
are
of notification with
letter
division
the
of
Polymer's laboratories.
Polymer Corp. is one of
According
,
.
stock
common
.
stockholders
common
States of "Polypenco" nylon and
tion
Petroleum Corp. of America—Asset Value
Higher—
corporation
will
stockholders
The
-
balance
Commission—-.
a
common
that the record date for determining
This
7., 7 $0.24
.
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Raytheon Manufacturing.Co.—To Increase Com. Stock £
>r
the
'
stated
of
deben¬
construction
estimated
anticipation
$752,608
3,154,000
$0.13
:
fixed plant and airborne systems can be
"*'
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.
"
industrial
for the supply of natural gas in Hartsville, S. C.
y
anticipated net proceeds of $1,062,650 of the financing, the
company expects to
repay $35,500
of 5%
notes and $83,500 of 5Simortgage bonds. Of the
$943,650 balance, $95,625 . will be placed ini
cover
2,891,110
.
$0.11
113,370
y
$744,821
Dart,. President,'.said, rose to $167*567,195, an
over the 1956 figure 6f $155,633,369.
Net
earnings, of Rexall and its consolidated subsidiaries -for 1957
.'Were $4,613,835,-equivalent to
$1.45' per share on 3,181,673 ^shares
outstanding,
as
compared with f $4,473,596,
or
$1.35 a share -on
3,310,756 Shares in 1956.
'
Last year, Mr. Dart said, was the sixth consecutive year of increased
..Polymer Corp., Reading, Pa.—Acquisition—
r
•'earnings;
'r'
•«;,.
'J './■'!
:
This corporation on April 1 announced the purchase of the entire
The company
continued its long-range expansion and improvement
outstanding capital stock of Halex Corp., Detroit, Mich., which |ias
program in 1957 with an outlay of over $6,400,000 on major capital
been active for a-number of years in the developmerit of pressed and •
additions, including the completion of four new distribution facilities
sintered parts made from Nylasint, specially processed nylon powders;
and
the commencement«of construction
on two mew
manufacturing
developed by The Polymer Corp. The latter ■ owns patents which cover,
.plants. •
-.•
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' ;
*"••'. • •
i
the processing and pressing and sintering of nylon powders; ;
^
"Our
expansion program," Mr. Dart said, Mwill continue in 1958,
Louis L. Stott, President, in announcing the purchase of Halex Corp. -,
with one of-the major projects being the construction in Northridge,
through an exchange of stock plus cash, stated that Halex will operate
Calif., of a new -world headquarters for Riker Laboratories Inc.; a
the
to
on
30,250
subscription
system
escrow
corporation
The
•*.
purpose
Of
.
oped in
of this financing is to provide funds to enable the
company to convert its existing gas distribution systems in Florence,
Darlington and Sumter to natural gas and to construct a new distribu¬
tion
-3,154.000
-
113,370
56,685 V,
..
$360,812
amount
covering
also
effective Jan. 31, 1958, to
Corp. and its two wholly-owned
Sumter
and
56,685
for micro-miniature construction
.
resulted from
brand-name products.
past two years, and
being considered.
in
currently
are
.
expanded to
by merger,
successor
a
.
comparable 1957 period, the announcement
p*
With
;
-
.
$357,614
,
ai\ to be offered for sale
Co.
aubsidiaries,
,
of $25 of deben¬
of
company
The
15,000 units,
unit (of which $12.75 is attributed to the stock), with
$3.58 per unit to the underwriters, headed by Scott,
per
commission
Horner
in
t
187, p. 1317.
shaie cn the
basis of one new share for each share held; unsubscribed shares; to
be pfferetl to debenture holders and
to others.
No .underwriting; is
involved. The proceeds will be used l'or working capitai.
V. 185, p. 346.
Peoples Natural Gas Co. of South Carolina—Registers
offer
possibilities
merger
'
The
3,602;O59
per
314,458
$865,978
ment.—V.
Plough
Policy Advancing Corp., Binghamton,.
2,747,334
shares
other
of
the
and
program,
acceptance
has made seven acquisitions
With Securities and-Exchange
Taxes-
profit
acquisition
consumer
7" V
SEC
of
.382,307
$858,191
less..of thehvF>resent bulk and weight.;
and% control.'/ It
O
•-
Operations in the first quarter of 1958, the company's'50th year,
7,228,392
Net
'
..
well aheadI of: the
5,814.816
No.
'y;
company
additional
r—-4_, $,79,748,893 $72f4*«,526
Earned
155,174
■$417,497
$414,299
The contract is>part of an approved/industriaj;jpobilization program
of*the Array Signal Corps,
it auects 'i-ne entire field of military
electronics -iifcludiiig 'tactical -communications
and' missile 'guidance
'
by 20% to $29,473,214 and pre-taxi- profit margins were
from 9.5% the preceding year.-7Working capital increased
million dollars, and total assets' reached a new high of
company's
The
Earnings before .taL_
—
1,870
$1,180,^36
190,867,
'•
Armw'-rontrn.rt
TT
tactical,
rose
growing
against current
1957
•
or
for 1957 include Coppertone, acquired during the year, and
share earnings for 1957 have been computed on, the increased num¬
ber of shares resulting from the Coppertone merger.
Approximately one-half of the increase in sales for 1957 was due to
Up—Earnings Off—
-
'
2,643
; $1,240,498
■'Si
Figures
an
Dales
1,067
$572,671
..^.ahneunceu, on .March, 31. by RC* and the Department-of,-Defense.
A'will develop two-year contract with the o. to the point where ground
Under the
SAArmy Signal Corps, RCA
its "micro-module'-* concept
per
$26,694,000.
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.—Sales
tl" a?e taing totvel.
the
at
$16,556,562.
operations of present operating subsidiaries was $755,operating loss of subsidiaries sold during the year was
of
$1,182,306
subsidiary, operated its new-cresylic acid. 7':
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7
: ■
:.*y< '
' " 7 " . '777
-Radio Corp. of America—Awarded Army Contract—■
a
although it is affected by the, current business deT;;y: ^
Carbon Co., jointly owned with Standard Oil Co. - y>-
M.
13.6%, 'up
by over a
investment at cost in securities of Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
Net assets were $64,874,000. The corporation further
reported that the book value of its common stock is $10.82 per ' share.
—V. 187, p. 990.
plus
7
.1,235
1,138,307
$1,243,141
•
'•
Loss for Year—
corporation reports current assets of $50,050,000
liabilities of $28,606,000, showing net working capital
3,017,969
1,197,353
$573,738
$605,166
7 Earnings per cpm. share
7 •—V: 186, p.' 1558.
•
«
profits for 1957 reached a record $2,024,679, up from $1,20.4,267
the prior year, an increase of 68% .
Per share earnings/were $1.66, as
compared to $1.05 in 1956 and 81 cents in5
$1,091,836.
of
Vat,f will supply
at Cresap, W.
Station of American Gas',.& Electric dp;
Net
Sales
The
i? $606,401
capability
from sale
010,
$5,338,582
3,074,669
569,084
income
Gross
$5,515,163
1.436,346
592,005
/
'
inclusive
Net profit from
'■})
Plough, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Continue Rise— '. ^v
;
corporation reports for the year ended Dec. 31, 1957 a net loss,
of special items, of $9,444,374. This reflects a loss arising
of subsidiaries or disposition of certain assets of $10,105,755.
This
)'•
1958—2 Months—1957
$2,573,168
1,506,577 '
;
taxes
operating income
Other income (net—Dr>
With SEC—
.j
Penn-Texas Corp.—Reports
$2,704,983
Net
produced 39,800,000 tons, from its own ahd^supervised
mines,-compared with 40,800,000 in 1956.
Coal consumption?began to
decline in the fourth quarter as demand for metallurgical coal fell off
rather sharply.—V. 187, p. 990.
i- V ' ■<
corporation on March 25 filed a letter of notification with the
EEC covering 50,(t)0 shares of class A non-voting common stock (par
$5) to be offered at $3.37'/2 per share, through Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.
180,
Total
The company
The
—v,
revenuOsIlU--
Operating expenses——
Humphrey, after nearly live years as Secrctary-OI the
is again on the board of directors and executive committee,
of the company.
: v
•" ■•"■■',
y;/.
.""■
George
of persons,
capital and
p.-4209.;/';-;
general corporate purposes.—VV 187,
1958—Month—1957.
Period End. Feb. 28
Operating
Treasury,
"
company .is engaged
in the air transportation
N. Y„ will use the net proceeds for working
The
York -City,
Mountaineer
MS
offered publicly
at
the Ohio River
on
Pitt-Consol Chemical Co.,
,
cline.
Inc., of New York City, on March 27
60,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
fered—Darius,
/ ?•;
y
Suis.)*—Net
Earnings Lower—y?./"-/> ';V ' '-
been
the Kammer
•plant successfully,
Stock Of¬
—
•
company's
-
theatres of the world with impor¬
it was jointly announced on March 31
by Barney Balaban, President, and Y. Frank Freeman, Vice-President
In charge of the studio,
The statement followed several days of con¬
ferences here between home office and studio executives.—V. 187, p. 990.
(N. Y.)
of
needs
the
toward
225,000-lcw. units of the power'- plant'.'.will 'go i;/:l
y." ■
on
the line this Spring.
When all three are ill.operation, Ireland, Will 7 - ^ !»„«»* Cnrn
I frl
-To Make,Exchange. Offer-r
produce 1,800,000 tons annually, and additional capacity can be readily 'f; y-*,™rv;■
vw 1 '' tz
below.—V; 186; p.; 1958. v;
provided.
.
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f\ • '
7,
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-See; A.- B. vWrisley Co.
top budget motion pictures,
Corp.
fuel
,
Humphrey
Va„ has
W.
.
The first of three original
■
dedicated
Business Machines
;X'
-
Financing—
Co. oLNew Hampshire (&
;
^
has been the development of three 7 Int., etc., deductions—
Mine on tlie Monongahela River near
completed and is equipped ta proditec
Net income
up to 20,000 tons per day,
principally metallurgical coal.; The new
P4d v. div. /requirements....
Loveridge Mine near Fairview in northern West Virginia will produce
steam coal for
general markets with an initial capacity of 1,500,000
Balance for com. stock
tons; its preparation plant should be ready in the second -'quarter./ •-;.*•;■;
Com. shares outstanding
mines.
new
Morgantown,
Corp.—To Accelerate Production
embark on an "expanded production program"
Parnat
the issue will be applied
program.—V. 186,- p. 323.y
,
the company's
of
of
proceeds
Involved in the expansion program
major
72,737
Paramount Pictures
This
effects
I
The Ireland Mine
tant
the
to
,
par
1958 'construction
v
record
-to $24,000,000.
quarterly dividend of 12,/2
share, payable May 14 to holders of record
declared
was
Matthews
R.
A.
The
outlay of $42,388,000 during 1956. Partly as a result of the
heavy capital expenditures, working capital decreased from $108-million
to $5)3,000,000.
Authorized capital commitments at year-end amounted
$0.51
200,000 shares) — ——
(on
„
earnings
President
.
.
•;A registration statement-is to be filed with the Securities and Exchange,.Commis.sion aoout the end. of April.
.
Capital expenditures in 1957 amounted to $39,627,000, compared with
-the
137,839
188,486
102,23.3
_
directors
the
1,
180,
$1,008,001
——$1,590,715
———————-
taxes
in
gain
21%
and
.
on April 3 announced that it plans to issue and sell
value of cumulative preferred stock'on or about-May
21
through a group of underwriters to be managed by The First '
Boston Corp.; Blyth «fe Co., Inc., and Smith, Barney & Co.^/
"
capital improvement program and more efficient ' operation of its mod¬
ern mining equipment, as well as to the excellent labor relations within
.'the industry.; '/'■/£ v
,-/£
V '
'•
1957 i
taxes
before
after
The
Love
/
;
/
company
816,000,000
.V
attributed by Chairman George H.
.'y
.
.
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Plans
This
'.
.
•
—
Net
Net
1956 amounted to $15,474,000.
".t .!
statement filed with the SEC on Nov.. 29, 1957, >
shares of common stock; ^was withdrawn on March *
186, p. 2478.
- ■
4
J
,.. v;.
- %
;;
113,000
1958.—V.
t
to shareholders, this company reported 1957 net
income from operations of $26,673,000 or $2.90 per share, compared
with $21,972,000 or $2.39 per share In 1956.
Credits from disposal of
Earnings Rise—
Pall Com.—Sales and
6 Months Ended Jan. 31—
21,
1957
mine properties in
Co.—Registration State¬
...
registration
covering
In its annual report
,
.
,.
_
The
.
is said
company
Withdrawn—"...
*
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—Earnings Higher—
to be an instrument through which^ Americans
participate in the economic development of Israel on a business basis.
jLt engages
in enterprises in and outside Israel of varying nature,
Including banking;" domestic and foreign credit; import and export,
Industry; agriculture; land development; etc.
Net proceeds of this
financing will be used in making short and
Intermediate term investments and loans in enterprises in which the
company
is already financially interested or in enterprises engaged
In
activities basic to Israel's economy and within the established
The
Public Savings Life Insurance
ment
.
annual report was mailed t^> the company's 7,900 stock¬
holders and 4,100 employees on March 13 and the annual meeting of
stockholders will be held on April 2.—V. 186, p. 2579.
: \r
The
to any
reserves
who may
person
"
the right to pay commissions oi 2%
assist in the sale or disposition of the uotes.
but it
,
February voted
issuing
compounded semi-annually. The offering is to be made by the
Company;
-'•
employees a profit-sharing declara¬
tion of £5% of operating profits for the fourth quarter of 1957.
The
total was $781,348, of which $406,612 was paid into .the employees'
retirement income plan.
The balance of $374,736 was distributed on
March 12 as a quarterly wage-and-salary dividend, bringing the year's
total wage-and-salary dividends to $1,223,553. equal to 6.3%
of base
pay lor most employees.
This compares with 7.8% in 1956.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
March 31,
1958, covering $2,000,000 of 5% notes, clue Oct. 1,1983.
Two types of notes are
to be offered for public sale; (a> interestbearing notes with interest payable at the rate of 5%_ and at an
offering price of 100% of principal amount; and (b) capital-apprecia¬
tion notes, at a
discount from maturity value so as to yield 5%
This
compared
Pretax earnings were $8,577,147,
1956.
in
The directors
Offering—
Corp.—Proposes Note
Palestine Economic
with $8,639,219 in
a
.
last March.
dividend paid
compared with a net profit for the first
a share on the ,20,000
723,600 shares outstanding, as
quarter
<
.
(1546)
Cost
of
Selling,
1958
administrative and other expenses
Provision
for
Fed.
foreign inc.
and
$12,490,724
8,530,790
gcods sold
1957
$13,649,264
income
8,012,063
3,148,113
3,574,583
taxes-
780,179
T—J—r-»
Net
income
^Earnings
"Based
and
after
per
on
common
500,000
of
providing for dividends
$1.31
presently outstandin
preferred stock.—V. 186, p. 2374.
common
on
stock
$664,222
$1.48
share
shares
668.326
r-r-
$763,712
—
Volume
187
Number 5731.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1547)
Rockweir Spring: & Axle Co.
(& Subs.)—Ann. Report
Ytear Ended Dec. 31—
"
'
sales
z
Income before'taxes
1957
"
.
Provision for'taxes
Net
income.....
income.
:
1956
—15,814,042
Cash dividends
detlared.r_J._C..
'9,540,267
.
liabilities \_i"
'
'.-X"-
'
9,215,426
„1_J.
31,
of
the
a
per-
share
fiscal
1957
year,
1957,
Bank
at
value
to
this
time
$19,000,000,
down
are
Mr. Ryan said.—V.
.
.
Marking the completion
a
new
,
Douglas DC-7C
The
8,186,303
of
$28.06
$24.97
a
giant airliner is
.
.
the
end
of
case
$25,000
or more but less
sale of
a
$50,000
4% in case of
offering is made
CUMULATIVE
.
than $50,000;
$100,000
or more.
best efforts basis.
on a
an unusual method
of aircraft
financing,
delivered about a week ago to this
company.
last of three DC-7C'sfinanced for Saberia
•with
PURCHASE
11
but less than
or more
sale of
a
Sheraton Corp. of America is not
obligated on the bonds.
are
solely the obligation of Sheraton Hotel
Corp.
of
was
sale of
a
$100,000, and
The
-
.
.
of
V/z% in
the
of
case
•
on
186, p. 1308.
/
.
31,
earlier,
Completes Unusual
—
.
Oct.
on
year
$4,000,000 since
Sabena Belgian World Airlines
DC-7 Financing—
;
9,124,182
2,694,253'
book
and with
\
loans
fiscal year
17,310,485
-
close
Jan.
$
with
compares
-.the
1955
106,616,108 103,921,855
78.374,912 -93,052,009 106,961,029
24,147,707
45,728,364
47,194,121
i
'
v
"
11,909,679
Profits retained in the business.::. y 6,273,775
Shareholders' equity at end o£
year 112,839,883
Current assets at D^c.
3l--_r_.I.l_Current
J
$
249,520,345 271,933,711
32,464,042
24,699,679
36,435,485
16,650,000
12,790,000
19,125,000
on
on
income".
"
$
—,J_ 263:503,911
Net
-This
PLAN—An
arrangement
General
The bonds
has
been
made
Fiduciary Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Sheraton.
America, for the convenience of investors who desire" to
pur¬
chase bonds at
"regular intervals."* To participate," the investor
Corp.
the
of
by Ialco-Bel? Inc., a
'J
"makes an
recently formed American aircraft
initial payment of $40 or more to
leasing com¬
General Fiduciary. Corp." and executes ~
pany.
This is the first time that a
foreign airline has acquired new
an application
indicating an intention-to make periodic deposits of $40
aircraft in the United States by lease
rather than purchase.
or
more
monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly for the
The three
planes were purchased-by Iaico from
purchase* of bonds
Douglas Aircraft Co.,
; at par.- These deposits will be
; Inc.-, at a cost of $7,200,000. -Under terms
regularly applied on the first day of
of its agreement with the "
June and December of each
;
Belgian airline the planes-have been leased to
year towards the purchase oF- bonds in
Sabena for a period of
multiples of $100. The investor will be
five
credited with, interest at the
years,
with extension
to
seven
years
possible
under
rate of 51/3% per annum on all
certain
conditions.
deposits applied to the purchase of the
bonds.
According to Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., financial
advisors to Ialco; tho
The bonds are to be
; financing of the three
redeemable through a
planes was arranged entirely on the basis of
sinking fun$'at prices
the
ranging from 102% to 100%, and otherwise
lease to
Sabena, without any guarantee of rental
than throughrthe sinking1
payments by
the
fund at prices
Belgian Government. On
ranging from 106% to 100%, with accrued-interest in'
previous occasions Sabena; has financed
equip-' 'i each-case.
• f«;
ment purchases in this
'
T"-''• .% '
country by government-supported bank loans.
Ialco-Bel, Inc., of Wilmington, Del., was
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be
incorporated in
'
*
Net
Working capital.
Current
:
54,227,205
ratio
3.25 to 1 %
at.
property,
end
of
plant &
2.03 to 1
2.27 to 1
8,549,021
13,375,993
6,887,607
103,619,123 100,275,445
81,194,735
57,787,320^.58,461.979
43,515.887
;
9,233,757
equipment
.
end of
Average number
of employees
property, plant
equipment per employee...:
12,640
gross
on£,938,157 shares
1437.
p.
13,573
and'";.>.''.
i
7,388
5,744
4,746.401
4,562,101
$3.20
...
outstanding
%
r
4,938,157
:
'
»
*
14,13G
■'
-
8,198
Number of shares
outstanding—
♦Earnings per share.
♦Based
•
'
.
year.:
,Net property; plant <fc equipment at
Average
59,766,908
8.609,019 " 24;067,654
Gross Prop., plant &
equip additions
Prov. for deplete. & amortization
Gross
47,323,645
at
$2.41
Dec.
31,
•■■■
mittee
$3.51
;
1957.-MT.
and
Co.
above.
March
31
completed the transfer of title papers to
complete the sale effective April 1, 1958 of seven
buildings and 218,000
feet
square
of
for
in
the
business'in
four-story
of
Worcester
former
house,
one-story
since
Whit tall
purchased
1918,
Administration
two
buildings—
Building,
and
established
in 1952, purchased a
five-story building, with 50,000 square
working space and 51,000 square feet of property.. The building
formerly Whittall's storage warehouse.
According to Robert D.
Price, President cf Food Specialties, Inc., the
company will move in
from a small plant by
August and will employ about 60 people.
-
feet of
was
GJick,
President
of
Glick
Waste
Co.,
and
Simon
"
Rasnick,
President of S. Rasnick
Co., both wool waste converters, teamed up to
purchase four buildings with a total of 115,000
square feet of working
space and total land footage of 100,000
square feet.
Tlie
Glick
Waste
occupying
have
in
The
S.
Co.
will
square
42,000
been
feet,
business
Rasnick
since
Co.,
occupy a
former Whittall weave
and expect to employ 15 people.
1918.
which
occupy another Whittall
ten people.
Both
'
At
the
and
been
mill
with
in
business
28,000
Mr.
Pease
announced
an
spent
^Construction cf
feet
square
since
1928,
fefet,
square
as
will
levels
-•
a
new
first
the
plant from coal to cil
power
at
cost of $20,000,
a
Jfor estimated annual savings of fuel bills of $12,000.
A Roxbury spokesman
says that the total amount of money involved
in the sale cf the
buildings and properties ran in the medium six
figures.
The attorneys for Roxbury in the transactions were Hale &
Dorr of Boston, Mass.—V.
186, p. 2315.
SEC
in
covering
units
of
March
on
10;975
10
to
28
shares
shares
plan- at: $85
to
filcch^i
of
of
stock
common
employees
notification
(par $5)
to
pursuant
unit.—V.
per
letter
185,
an
to
to
$2.14
outstanding,
year
1,981
at
there
the
for
1956
and
of
1956.
open
when
$1.08
2,033
were
end
will
program
be
the
offered
employee
for
equivalent
on
May
retail
stores
in
of
21
will
consider:
775,000 to 800,000
from
$6,500,000.—V.
185,
-V
1158.-
p.
St. Louis-San Francisco
Net
ry.
Net
of
150
years
ago
by Samuel H. Vim-
who
cannon,
was formerly an officer of the Miami window
had broad experience in this field.
volume of sales for the
year ending Dec. 31, 1957, -was
wiio
Corp., and
has
Its
with
earnings, after taxes,
endar
year
1958,
forecast
ranging
advised
that
indicate
from
the
in
Vun
Russ
Co.
of
$200,000
Van
Russ
working capital which will
The
excess
sales
to
will
be
Russell
Co.,
Jalousies
and
as
for
operation
Safeway's
Stock, etc.
taxes.
the
Mr.
handicapped
sales
for
Rusco
lack
totally
Division
windows
profit
Russell
by
of
in
income
oper.
(before
ing
'
-
per
Com.
shs.
•After
F.
C.
Fla.
supply the Vun Russ
requirements, which is estimated
Co. with its extrusion
be in the neighborhood of 3,000,000
to
the ensuing year.
If the forecasts arc realized, this could
enhance the net earnings of the
parent company as much as $500,000
for
pounds
758,602
Russell further advised
that the
approved
program of
expansion of its aluminum manufacturing facilities which involve
a new
plant, located in the South.
When complete, it would
a
give a total
14,000,000 pounds annually. It is the com¬
pany's intention to greatly expand its
activity and products in the
aluminum field of not only windows and
doors, but other aluminum
products, in: order to get greater diversification.
extrusion
The
—V.
capacity of
over
company's move to
186,
Columbiana, Ohio, has
been
now
completed.
pf-949.
1,524,277
outstanding.
110,063
$$0.06
Nil
1,837,136
for
58,936
$$0.10
1,836,973
preferred
stock.
282,477
$0.02
1,837,136
$ Loss.—V.
Net
mutual
fund
mutual
a
the
April
on
14 will
into
fund
proposal,
vote
on
Nucleonics,
with
Science
share
a
an
outstanding.
79
was
dend
of
For
tents
adjusted
for
paid
at
the
comparable
the
on
the
20%
shares
period
then
the..end
of the
1957
volume.
<'Sales
were
and
volume
oth'er income
during
the
increasing rate with the
same
as-
for
000,000."
Tlie
to
N.
&
by
the
would
last.
shareholders
The
from
vote
is effected.—V.
the
on
management
Pennsylvania
of
Chemistry & Electronics
in Englewood, N. J.
boards
of
directors
receive
shares
of
NCE
in
the
On
net
assets
the
same
of
$1,010,049
date
NCE's
or
per
and
share
66
company has
of
the
proposal
on
April
15,
1958.
86.
in
the
annual
This
best
tiie
report,
compares
in
year
sale
of
pared with
Dividends
92%
reported net earnings
share, Chairman Wiliam
per
the
issued
for *1957
Breliant,
March
on
6.
of
$1,105,167, equal
Chairman, reported
$1,353,962, equal to $2.36 per share in 1956,
history of the company. Net profits in 1957 from
amounted
$163,767,
equal
to
to
$101,586,
29c
a
equal to 18c
share in 1956.
a
share,
fiscal year.
the
first
quarter
divi¬
the
ratio
.
of
of
tills
net
year,"
profits
for
fiscal
with 95,303 in
for
the
year
orders
received
in
1957
amounted
to
88,-
1956.
1957
were
the
third
highest
in
the
history
187, p. 577.
total
1957,
for
three months ended Jan. 31, 1958,
period of 1957 totaled $J2,220,314.
of
the
the
when
fiscal
full
year
year
business
should
expected
volume
to
be
at
an
be
about
exceeded
the
equity
increased
equivalent
of
during
$29.10
the
$75,-
per
quarter
net
bv
$465,270
outstanding share.
Boston,
on
additional
tiie Trust.—V.
Sheraton
McGeary,
&
has
American
under
work
for
Mass.,
March
investment
27.
1958
to
1,000,000 shares of
company,
filed
its registration
beneficial
with
the
statement
interest,
$1
par
SEC
This
been
Corp.—Registers Employees Savings Plan
filed
company
Laboratories—Registers
27,
registration
a
statement
with
value,
in
York—Bonds
Offered—
SEC
on
1958
not
of
tlie
record
He
and
also
trust
issuing company
receive
the
proceeds.
C.
Mahlon.
Kline,
Board
Chairman.
Upon
50,000 shares, he will continue to own 244,968
shares of
beneficially, or 5.1% of the 4.843,770- shares
outstanding.
holds
672,000
under
which
187, p.
—V.
of
any
selling stockholder is
shares
(13.9%)
lias
life
as
trustee under
a
testamentary
1437.
he
a
Southern California
ferred Stock—
The
stockholders
stock
stock
common
from
interest
Edison
in
Co.
one-third
of
the
income.
To Increase Pre¬
—
*
April
on
from
17
6,000.000
will consider increasing the
to
8,000.000 shares
12,000,000 to
and
authorized
the
16,000,000 shares.—V.
authorized
187,
779.
p.
Southern California Gas Co.—Partial
Redemption—
The
has
company
operation
bonds,
of
the
series
C,
called
sinking
due
payment
for
will
be
redemption
fund,
1983,
$700,000
at
of
101.81%?,
made
at
the
on
its
May 1, next, through
5Va%
first mortgage
plus
accrued
American
Trust
interest.
Co.,
404
Im¬
Cali¬
St., San Francisco, Calif., or at the Bankers Trust
Co., 10
Wall St., New York, N. Y., or at the
Continental Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co.
of Chicago,
231 South LaSallo St.. Chicago, HI.
—V. 186, pp. 950 and 52.
Southern Pacific Co.—To Sell Equipments—
The
be
to
will receive bids up to noon (EST) on April 21 for the
of $8,220,000 equipment trust
certificates, series 2,
company
purchase
from
dated
it
Murch
1,
1958
of
866
proceeds will be used
new
freight
operation
of
1976,
100.63%.
$5,000 or more but less than $10,000; 2% in case
sale of $10,000 or more but less than
$25,000; 3% in
Secon¬
the
and
to
mature
in
15
Instalments.
New
par
186, p. 884.
common
The
Corp.,
Electra
and $150,000 in
Mr. Brooks stated.'
covering 50,000 outstanding shares of its 33J/3 cents
stock, to be offered for public sale by the holder thereof
through Smith, Barney & Co. The public offering
price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. The
par
an
covering
182, p. 657.
llotel
the
Airlines,
USAF reorder,
a
stock which may be acquired
pursuant thereto.—V.
sale of
a
between commercial
with
partner In the New York brokerage firm of
Redpath,
principal
underwriters
of
Silvray
elected a director.—V.
187, p. 779; V. 186,
a
Parker
Sheraton Securities Corp.,
Boston, Mass., on March 18
offered publicly $990,000 of 5V2% first
mortgage stnking
fund bonds due Dec.
1, 1973 at par plus accrued interest,
subject to certain discounts as follows: 1% in case of a
of
divided
contract
Smith Kline & French
Shareholders' Trust of Boston—Registers With SEC—
amendment
to
_
Hftwkholders'
$12i057,516,
the
same
balance
aircraft ground handling
■
fornia
Earnings
an
-
and
dary Offering With SEC—
total
of the company.—V.
This
said, on both projects in
Slegler's Sancor Corp-, sub¬
of
corporation filed a registration statement with the
SEC on
28,
1958, covering $12,000,000 of participations in* the
Em¬
ployees Savings Plan, together with 150,000
shares
of
its
$5
mediate
title
of
March
paid
of
net
Brooks
plant
1437.
Sinclair Oil
com¬
the
number
and
Payment
This
in 1957 amounted to $1.00 a share, an increase of
adjusted per share basis paid in 1956.
income from operations amounted to
$7,180,835 in 1957 com¬
with $7,396,455 in the previous year.
over
944 compared
when
stock
Mr.
new
tlie C-123
for
stock,
preferred
•
with
assets
the
p. 2374.
sale
for
supplementary
company
$1.93
D.
common
The
Security Title Insurance Co.—Earnings Lower—
to
undeway,
at
are
$350,000
187, p.
March
NCE
called
bonds
company.
Silvray Lighting, Inc.—Banker Added to Board—
were
redemption on May 1, next, for opera¬
fixed sinking
fund,
$160,000
of
3% %
debentures, due Feb. 1, 1962 of Deerfield
Packing Co., at 101%, plus
accrued interest. Payment will be made at
The Marine Midland Trust
Co. of New York, 120
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 187, p. 86.
profit
cents
a
—V.
will
The
the
$10.05
assets
Seabrook Farms Co.—Partial
Redemption—
tion
a
military work
both
of
plans to qualify its shares for exemption
personal property taxes in the event the
merger
187, p.
t
contracts
common
Fund had total
18th,
of
tho bonds.
headquarters
approved
shareholder
Nuclear
March
on
1The
*
$13,033,949, and for the
Sales
year,
resulting from
significant, development of
Ryan said,--"was the improvement in
sales
the
last
outstanding
increase in shares
"A
Mr.
&
Calif.,
equipment.
John
or $8.33
a
share.
The approval of two-thirds of the
outstanding stock of both funds is
required to make the merger effective as of
April 16, 1958. NCE
increase
months
S.
of
adjustments,
sidiary, leading manufacturer of missile
$1,785,200
The
the first quarter of the 1958 fiscal
year totaled
of 72',*?
over the
$296,656 earned In the same
the prior year, "T. Claude
Ryan, President, reported.
Profit per share for the
quarter was $1.14 on the 448,760 net shares
three
Each
currently
Auchincloss,
proposed merger of this
a
funds and the balance from
loan of $70,000 to be made
to tho
company by Shera¬
a
Brooks, President.
is
Segundo,
1094.
p.
equivalent net asset value of his former shares in S. &
N., plus cash
pared
earnings for
$510,146,
a
1,836,973
187,
Gross
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Sales and Profits
Higher—
V/orlc
El
'
1,283,040
for fractional shares.
Tho
directors
Delaware corporation, is
a
Sicffler Corp.—Awarded $500,000 of Contracts—
under
16,568
requirements
Under
after taxes.
Mr.
10 shs.
,,
Buffalo, N. Y. (paid and.
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
Tlie corporation lias been
awarded $500,000 in contracts and
reorders
handling equipment for tlie Lockheed Electra
turbo-prop com¬
mercial transport and the
Faircliild C-123 military cargo
plane, it
was announced on
April 2 by John G.
Ry.—System Earnings Off—
690,558
share
com.
Philadelphia
Shares, also
I
modern,
in
the
on
for
11
;
-
sink-
funds)
owned,
The
their
and
Corp. of America.
subject to certain
this note is subordinated to
increasing the
shares by increasing
of
expansion.
independent,
an
$2,400,000
the cal¬
10 shs.
<.
Sheraton Hotel
income,
(a)
1958—Month—1957
195§*-2 Mos.—1957
$8,748,300 $10,149,388 $18,032,500 $21,142,589
expenses." 7,591,751
3,213,480
16,071,124
17,251,481
•Earns,
for
$5,000,000, with
before
been
Awning-Type
streamlined plant in Hialeah,
The F. C. Russell Co. will
Forecasts
to
available
operate
subsidiary and will manufacture
$25,000.
$800,000
had
Co.
now
of
$3,600,000
the
consideration of the said loan
and the transfer to- the
of the capital stock of
company
Sheraton Niagara Corp. and
Baltimore Sheraton
Corp., the company lias issued, to
Sheraton Corp.-.of America
its note
for $1,470,000.
The note issued
by the company to Sheraton
Corp. of
America is by its terms
payable on Jan.. 1,' 1975,
but-may be prepaid
in whole or in part from the
proceeds of the sale
new
companies, Science & Nuclear Fund would be merged
through the issue
shares of NCE in exchange for the assets of
Science & Nuclear
Frank C. Russell, President, on March 28 announced the
approval of
the acquisition of the Vun Russ
Co., Inc., Hialeah, Fla., manufacturers
aluminum Jalousies and
Awning-Type windows and allied products.
The Vun Russ Co. was organized some
value)
par
on
675,000
In
revenues....
inc.
Fund.
of
(no
tho proceeds of
of
ton
Continuation
minimum
a
an
1955.
Period End. Feb. 28—
stock
Russell Co.—Acquisition Approved—
539,400
company.
of
(F. C.)
1,470,000'
tThis note is payable without
interest. Payments on account made
prior to maturity from the
proceeds of sale of bonds and not
income,
subject to certain adjustments, of the
stores
most of which will replace older facilities.—V.
187, p. 1094.
The stockholders
with
stock
•First mortgages
discharged prior to the offering)
ill Baltimore, Md.
1058—12 Wks.—1957
Science & Nuclear Fund, Inc.—Proposed
Merger—
1155.
p.
were
the
capital stock
Operating
Operating
(Jacob) Ruppcrt, New York—Files With SEC—
company
compared
of
stockholders
to
floor
was
,
$99Q;000
note
to Sheraton
Corp.
of America
payable Jan. 1, 1975
Common
Outstanding
$990,000
*1,039,000
tSubordinated
^
1958—4 Wks.—1957
Authorized
Ys % first mortgage
sinking fund bonds
due Dec. 1, 1973
long-term obligations
^
the authorized cumulative, preferred stock from
25,000 to 50,000 shares
of
which
17,553 shares shall be known as class A 5%
cumulative
preferred stock; and (b)" authorizing additional bonded indebtedness
up
y: •
"
1
manufacturing building which provides 148,000
.
purchase
5
Other
order
on
used to reduce'indebtedness
its parent.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Belgian Congo.
St. Joseph Light & Power Go.—To Increase
The
that Roxbury had just about
the famed Whittall Mills on
■
The
delivery.
building
authorized
.
of
This
compared
for
machinery
Conversion
the
intercontinental jets
1960
end
'during 1958,
for manufacturing; 108,000 square feet
storage; estimated cost—$750,000.
purchase at a nestimated cost of $265,000, which.,
included three 15-foot wilton looms, one 6-foot wilton
loom, one 15-foot
carpet dryer, one 15-foot carpet shear and miscellaneous
complimentury equipment.
New
.
the
expanded
employing
follows:.
as
the
on
various
on
within
.
Corp. of America,
BUSINESS—The company,
At
feet
square
same- time
was
-
and
10,964,889 shares
improvement program ac
Southbridge Street, acquired by Roxbury in 1956. The total expehditre's at Whittall- made
during the past year amounted to $1,035,000,
which
1959
Rasnick
33,000
completed
routes
three
November.
expect to move in immediately.
companies also purchased another weave
of working
space,
and
a
fourth with
12j000 square feet of working space. Tiiey expect to lease these two
buildings to others.
Glick
with
air
Sheraton
wholly owned
166,765,974 156,953,085 491,352,852 467,453,854
subsidiary of Sheraton Corp. of America. Its
principal office is located
,in the Park-Sheraton Hotel, 870 Seventh
Confirming preliminary reports, 1957 was an all-time record
Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.
year
for Safeway Stores,
On Oct. 1, 1957 the
according to the company's annual report released
company acquired from Sheraton Corp. of Amer¬
on
ica all of the capital stock of
March 24.
Last year's sales, stockholder
Sheraton Niagara Corp. and
profits, employee com¬
99.9% of
the capital stock of
pensation. and taxes were the highest in
Baltimore Sheraton
Safeway's history.
Corp., both subsidiaries of
Sheraton Corp. of America, and
Consolidated 1957 sales totaled
which owned and operated
$2,117,314,394, an increase of 6.4%
respectively
over
the Sheraton Hotel in
1956, the highest previous year.
Buffalo, N. Y., and the
Profit, before income taxes,
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
was $65,017,646
in Baltimore, Md.
as compared to $53,361,450 in
As a result of the
1956.
Net profit, after
subsequent liquidation of Balti¬
all income taxes, .represented 1.46 cents
more Sheraton
out of each sales dolalr and
Corp. and Sheraton Niagara Corp;, the
company became
amounted to $30,906,876 as
i
the owner directly and in fee of the hotel
compared to $25,406,310 in 1956.
properties, subject to out¬
Employees received. $239,774,602 in direct salaries and
standing mortgages of approximately $364,000 on the
wages,
up
Buffalo property
and an outstanding
6.26%. over 1956. All 1957 taxes totaled $54,740.536 of which
mortgage of $675,000 oil the Sheraton-Belvedere
$34,110,770
were
income
Hotel.
The
taxes—compared respectively
mortgage on the Sheraton-Belvedere
to
$47,346,294
and
matures on
May 1,
$27,955,140 in 1956.
1966, and provides for
quarterly payments of interest atv4% per annum
After all taxes and deduction of $1,391,567 for preferred stock
plus quarterly principal payments of
$12,500. Prior to the date of the
dividends, Safeway's 1957 earnings amounted to $2.43
offering the mortgages in the amount of
per share ol'
approximately $364,000 on
common stock based
the Sheraton Hotel in Buffalo will
on
the average of 11,898,324 shares
be paid and
outstanding
discharged, the company
during the year and adjusted for the 3-for-l stock
using for this purpose $300,000 of its
own
split-up of last
•
has
weave
.
mill,
They
companies
The
mill
network of
to
com¬
director
a
Sales
the
square l'eet of land on which the building stands.
According to Abraham Persky, President and Treasurer of Worcester
Knitting Co.", the plans for moving in are not yet
fully determined,
but when they do, tlicy will
employ about 250-300 people. The com¬
pany presently' operates in a plant in another,
part of town.
Food
Speciaties," Inc.,
manufacturers
of
ready-mixed
pizza
pies,
Samuel
and
due
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
and 50.000
space,
extensive
an
Period End. Mar. 22—
wash
representing 106,000 square feet of working
They, also purchased a parking lot covering 17.000 square feet
space.
Chair¬
executive
land
to four
commercial
firms
in Worcester,
Mass.,
according to'an announcement made by Robert G. Pease, Vice-Presi¬
dent, v.iio handled the disposal of the property for
Roxbury.
Tne Worcester*
Knitting Co., which makes knitted fabrics, and has
been
A:
aircraft leased from Ialco
brings the number of active
planes in Sebena's fleet to 77, including 10 DC-7C's
and eight heli¬
copters. Sabena also has five Boeing 707
Roxbury Carpet Co.—Sells Seven BUildings—
company-on
Per
Norlin, a member of the
International Air Transportation
Association
of
The
The
1956.
is
fonner
operates
•
,
"
board
is John
(Geo. D.) Roper Corp., Kankakee, III,—New Name—
See Florence Stove
the
President of Scandinavian Airlines
System. The president
S. Russell, Jr.
Founded in 1922, Sabena is a
major international airline. Its opera¬
tions extend over four
continents, with scheduled service through 104
cities in 37 countries.
In addition to its international
routes it also
187,
-j'
•••,,
of
man
to finance
cars.—V.
187.
p.
equal
approximately 80%
annual
of the cost
1093.
Southern Union Gas Co.—Partial
Redemption—
The
The
company
at
has
the
Northern
called
for
sinking
fund,
phis
accrued
Trust
Co.,
50
redemption
$261,000
interest.
South
La
on
of
its
May 1, next, through
4*4% .debentures, duo
Payment
Salle
St.,
will
be-
Chicago
made
90,
at
111.—
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
*
April 7, 1958
J-. Monday,
(1548)
12
Financial Corp.—Earnings
Southwestern
Depreciation
"
Ended Feb. 28—
Nine Months
/
$587,594
47,576
63,327
a—..—————-
Interest expenses
6,548
Net
r
income
—v.
*
186,
$0.13
$0.09
Service Co—February Earns. Up
1S58—Month—1957
1958—12 Mos.—1957
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
$3,273,464# $43,696,394' $40,775,621,943,827 25,118,419 23,120,998
$3,514,810
2,120,623
revenues
expenses
income
income
—-
c
stocks
accrued on preferred
Chares
share
1360.
187, p.
$1.71
$1.80
—-
Co.—Produces New Resin—
Suettcer Chemical
special
with the
high
Zellerdeveloped
conventional bread wrapping machines to use
wrapper made from the special Spencer resin.
is prepared to market to the nation's bakers
equipment necessary to convert their bread
announced on April 1 that it is producing a
density polyethylene resin developed in cooperation
Crown
Zellerbach Corporation for use as a bread wrapper on
©need automatic overwrapping machines. Simultaneously, Crown
b'acn corp. aimounced that its Western-Waxide division has
This
company
medium
of modifying
polyethylene film
Crown also said that it
all the materials and
wrapping operation to the new polyethylene package.
Production and marketing tests conducted by Crown
method
Ci
£,
new
was
186,
accrued
indicate that
Tiie debentures
profit
shares
Net
$2,176,297
1,242,712
$1.78
$1,75
1957 totaled $1,831,611 and Included con¬
in
work
modernization
Adams,
North
company's
the
at
Will
continued
for
provide
modernization
185,
older plants.—V.
of
1,000,000 shares of its $2 par common stock.
to offer this stock in exchange for shares
©f the capital stock of Monarch Life Insurance Co. at the rate of
1.25 Springfield shares for one Monarch share. The P'irst Boston Corp.
Smd Kidder, Peabody & Co., as Desler Managers, have agreed to use
their best efforts to form and manage a group of dealers to solicit
tenders (-f Monarch stock in acceptance of the exchange offer. If
the two companies' are affiliated by means of the exchange offer, it
Is phmnr-d that Monarch will continue to operate as a separate com¬
pany under the direction of its own board of directors and with its
present officers and staff, including Frank S. Vanderbrouk, President
©f Monarch.y
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co. and its subsidiaries are
©rg ged in the business of writing fire, marine,, casualty and surety
insurance and in the investment and reinvestment of their assets. Mon¬
arch Life Insurance Co. is engaged in the business, of writing health
and accident insurance, life insurance and annuity contracts,
and in
the investment and, reinvestment of its assets.^-V. 186, p. 1095.
-
The
1958, covering
proposes
company
011
Standard Oil
of California—Officials Promoted—
Co.
Wall as President of The California Oil Co.,
on
Apiv. £ bv t. S. Petersen; President
©f. Standard Oil Co. of California. Mr. Wall succeeds B. W. Plckard,
who has been appointed Vice-President, marketing, with Stajndard Oil
Appointment of E. E,
subsidiary,
announrr •
was
Operations, Inc.
W. S. Morris, Caloil's General Sales Manager,
Vice-President of the company.—-V. 187, p. 1779.
Western
California,
of
Co.
Standard Oil Co.
The
filed
company
.
.
.o.
..
named a
been
has
.. .
.
!,
(Ohio)—Registers With SE€—
registration statement with '* the
SEC
on
a
$3,000,000 of Interests In the Sohio Employees
together with 40,000 shares of common stock and
5.0,000 shares of preferred stock—Cumulative, series A, 33i%, $100 par,
Which may bo acquired pursuant to the plan.—V. 185, p. 2025.
March 28.
1958 covering
Investment
Plan,
Period Ended Feb. 28, 1958—
will
be
finished
Net
income
,
^
(est.)
taxes
;
■
_T
038;312
(based
snare
"•Earnings from
1891.
$375,660
*
liquidated
inventory.
$0 45
$0.40.
f
Co.
to
accounts
carry
per
.7
7
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
TO
$100,
PRESENT FINANCING
■
Authorized :7
.Tidewater Oil
'
Stock
stock
"Common
lias
reserved
been
*
100,000
.
Sold—The
per share, was quickly oversubscribed. For details, see
V. 187, p. 1481.
debentures,
.
238,052 shs.
"„(!) For conversion7
84,804
is
BUSINESS—Company
corporation,', incorporated
Missouri
a
1945.
MissourionDec.il,
in
.
,•
;
V^'"
■
four. subsidiaries .which were 7
organized to carry on specific activities in separate parts of , the 7
country.
TIjo Stuart Hall Co. of Californoa, Inc., was -incorporated
The
in
the present time has
at
company
August,1^)52 to' handle warehousing and sales on- thc west,, coast.
of its Stock
is owned by the company'. Stugrt.-Hall Co.. of
lfivlvunifl
TllP.
in Noveinber,. 1QS9'' tp Handle
Pennsylvania, Inc., was tnenrnnuatnri in Wrn/Affihflr.
was incorporated
1952, in iteiiwllo
the-eastern market.
99.8%
of its stock is owned by. ,the gompany.
Stuart Hall Co.
of
Missouri, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary,, was
99.8%
May,
1955,
Co.,
Files With Securities and
r
Inc.,
College
Park,
Ga.—
rptftii
The
(par
covering
©flares
l>c
class
of
oifered
each
10
classes
In
stock
J" Involved.
tion
of
B
class
of
non-voting
unit's
shares
of
shares
500
of
having
arc
not
the
priced
A
voting
common
common
stock.
The
stock
class
B
and
stock
5,000
will
less
than five shares, with purchasers of
privilege to buy one class A share. Both
at par ($10 per share).
No underwriting
The proceeds are to be used for real estate; installa¬
machinery
and
equipment;
and
for
working
capital.
Strategic Minerals Corp. of America—Files Financing
Proposal With SEC—
This
corporation
©larch 31,
1958,
filed
covering
registration statement with the SEC on
$2,000,000 of first lien mortgage 6% bonds
a
$&i
in
offered,
on
27,272
and .27,272
units
of
'>»
7
March 25 filed' a lcttexs"bf notification 'W'ilh',the
shares of 70-cent cumulative preferred, gtock
shares of common stock (par 10" cents) to ttt
one
share each at $11- per unit.. The offering
Texas
rirn
areas
The
...
T_,
TMT Trailer Ferry, Inc.—Gov't
production' averages over- 2,609:000^ units
products are distributed nationally': through drug
~"'r
7
stores,
super markets,
variety stores, and' stiitioneVS. y. Iii- the drtig
The U. S. Government
field, the company's principal source' of 'distribution,' -A .majority, of: '7 ing'ship belonging to
the. wholesale drug houses in the entire country .(iistriliUte its-products.: ''' hi what-:was-billed as -"a
In the fall of 1955, the company began the production ancl. dls^ "7^'Sale/of the ship, the major asset
diversified
lines.
Current
Buys Ship—
,-w
month. ..These
bought-the Carlb Queen, a truck-trailer yan-.v-,7
bankrupt" TMT Trailer Ferry, Inc., for $3;450,000 J.
'public auction" air Jacksonville, Fla. " ■
of TMT1 was ordered -in February 7
tribution of school supplies.,
•
\l>y? a Federal District Court to satisfy, a Govermnent-insured-niortgagf:The
executive offices of
the company and"its "subsidiaries ' qccupy ~
of over $4,000,000. '• /
7%
,*7'.?■' ■■■],-;,v"/,-'7..77. .7-'7
leased space in a building at 121 West 20th;^'^gnsus -.City., Mo;-ApproxThe Government made-the only .'bid at the auction%r*V.' 1&7-,'p.';780. #
imately 74,225 square feet is' used for executive offices and processing .
; 7; •. - •
7
17 " ;..'7 v
'
,
.
.
•
?JntaiWSrm829irSe ex>,ires on April 30' 19Ga> ^ ^
ali/f*®#1
:
also lias approximately 40{000/squafc'c.Eeet;.^qYa fepsed * '
processing operations at 3710 Main St.,, Kansas Citv,-Mo,
Tifis lease expires in 1962, and has an uimqal.rental of $20,000, Thevr;company
for
also
company
Walnut;
warehouse
leases
City,
Kansas
space
and
Mo.,
has
in M'. IC "Building at-,2609-17
anuual.b-ehtal of.-$2,400". On ;
an
leased approximately 25,800 square feet
?,
at- 241-6- Broadway; Kansas City; Mo. at an" annual/fehtal of' $12,0007«#
This lease expires Dec. 31, 1958.
See also V. ;187,; p. 1032/;vVv.
'•
Oct.
24,
1957,
the
company
Super Mold' Corp. of California—Earnings
-7"
general, administrative & other
7
"f
.
3,480,797
;•
Depreciation;
1—lu'.-
sincer 1951." j
at' the Los
;
'>" *
.89.300
-:A.
3,236.095
» •-73,84:4
Animations, Inc.
on
r
*;
-
•«
^
S.
company's
montlis
of->1957
.
$900,000,
■
Auchincloss, President, . announced on March 31 that
losses have been cut back-steadily during the last six i
so? that the month of February,. 1958.-saw the com- ;•
pany once Tagain in the black.
Sales for 1957 totaled $12,060,708;, not loss for the.year was $1,398,630.
.7.7- • ? . , . ',
Mr. .Auchincloss pointed out that almost- $1-.000.000 o£Mie 1957, loss "?
was
in? the ftirm of non-recurring expense items such as moving ex¬
-Samuel'
the
$395,569 .3',$271,925
Backlog: of unfilled orders as-of Feb. 28, 1958. was over
compared to $1,900,000 a year ago.—V. 185, p, 15627/ :
'
Technical
-
• '
Tracerlab, Inc.—Moves Into Black—
■■
—'7^,,-.447,600^ •'293,449-
for Federal taxes_^
proflt____
Sheldrako -as Vice-President of Vice-President in charge 7:
Clifford A.
Angeles Division.—V. 182, p.* 515. -
•
Net
-
ofwshipyard sales was elected- a director of the company.
.7 Mr. Gilbride has" been a director of Todd Shipyards,
Most' recently
he has been serving as General-, Manager
--'V...,1
'v
$4,383,266 3$3;875,313
counts and allowances
and
comptroller: Robert Fveebqim a-
and
finance
<
Personnel—^:::v 7
JohnrD: Reiliy, Jr. %
Vice-Presidents: of -this^ cori>oratioxb
was announced on March 31 by John-D.-.tReilly, • Chairman, after- a *
meeting of the board' of directors,:, Mr. Gilbride. ,-succeeds, the - late
Joseph Haag, jr.;. who died March 10. Other uppeintitiehls includedRussell. W. Bowes as. Vice-President' of the- company's "products and
industiUalf divisions
v
7* #1957
1968
Sales, including non-operating revenue, less dis-
Provision
Higher—
Todd Shipyards Corp.—Chaiiges in
Tlie;election of John-T.' Gilbride as President and'
and Harry G. Hill as Executive
(N. Y.)-^-Stock Offered—
its
new
consolidatedother
March 21 offered publicly, without
the company's Boston operatiqns ,
carrying-charges of sales off ices
write-downs of feal-pstate, and
few.—V. 186, p. 2094.
7*
,
'/■" '
" '
-V- .' '
»
,»•
related' to tile consolidation of
plant at Walthain. Mass;
during the year;
and-
penses
property, to name a
'
•
*'^e corPorution on March 26 filed a letter of notiiication with the
fJEC
corporation
covering
SEC
Files
Finance Corp., Morrwtowii, Teun.
Exchange Commission
Securities and
With
to
1,,
n,™
The corporation
Exchange Commission—•
Mass., a Tidewater
r'
ribi S ,^i 14 will be underwritten by Valley Securities. Corp,. Morr^town, : Tenn.
r
fjctail gxocery and drug store outlets in the Oklohdnm,.apd^ Thx, procceds arc to be used lor wotking capital.7i,,77"7.
company's product line now includes over, 400: items'^ in
mipany's
over 4£0
:77-'
.'-'V'*
'-'"->7.
•.1*
-1+1
f
serving of
per.,
7
C».—^Purchases Hyannis Distributor-*—
April 1 announced' that it has purchased/ The *7
Co., Inc., of Hyannis,
Tinieplan
~.
7
distribute the company's .products in
thp. midwest4.
Store Services, Ihc., another wholly owned' subsidiary,
was
incorporated in 1957 in the State of Nevada Itp - handle the
in
7"
ing the Cape Cod area.
7/7,.,;
:7
With the. purchase, Tidewater acquires
"-1
in
Chemical
Stephenson
-"
distributor cover.'"'7,-7 ;
nine service stations,*-,more 5'("'
than 75
dealer, commercial and farm accounts, an inland terminal, "V
office building and-garage.
'.-.i7-Vi >*'' %
"! -"7: *'7 ' • 7'"'','
Gould Oil, formerly the Cape Cod Oil Co., has been a Tidewater
distributor for more than 30 years and services the entire Barnstable 7
County area,, popularly known as7 Cape. Cod..'" E.- W. Gould Jr. will
•!
continue
to
operate. the facility as a consignment distributor tor
Tidewater.
7'7'-'7, "
•-»' *
'7"'7 '>.;7-'v
The closing took place on March 31 at the offices of Lyne,: Wood,
worth and Evarte, Boston, following negotiations between Mr. Gould
■and Eugene F. :McCabe, acting for Tidewater.—V.
136y? p. • 2522. , 'j" /';
i. "
. .
on
company
Gould Oil
/1-33,476 shs.: :
250,000 sjisi
follows:
56,500
f,650,000
650,000
"400,000 shs.
as
*:.
$7,500
-
shares; (2) for conversion of class,, "B"'*'slock,
119,026 shares; (3) for employees' options, 2,326." shares; land '(4) for
Charles G. Hanson option, 35,432 shares.
;*t.
of
expenses
offering of
203,000 shares of common stock, which was made^n
March- 27 by White, Weld & Go, and associates' atr $16
—
.This
-
conv.
in principal amount of debentures
debentures ;are 4in denominations of ? $50,
' '
7
7 /'7 - :•
-
share of stock.
Hie
$500 and $1,000. •
,
Outstanding
"•
$75,000
deb. due June 15, 1971
15-yr. 6% cony.-deb. due Dec. 1, 1971
20-,yr. 6% conv. deb. due Dec. 15, 1977
Common stock (par $1)_
Class B stock
(par 50 cents)—.
15-yr. 6%
Manufacturing,
;"
•
■
Commission—
rote of $8.50
at'the
stock
common
l'eccivablb v.'and' purchase
Six MoiitKs Ended Jan. 31—
Puerto Ricau subsidiary are tax exempt.—V. 186
Stcpan. Chemical
used
were
purchase certain pieces' of manu-school supply business. ■'*£■■■:
notes
payable which are" to be
>'
-
$0.11
$0.10
our
to
•
■
•>«
;7: .7
:7'-- "
The company: on March 20 filed
a ..letter, of. notification with the
. ;
SEC covering $120.000-oi7'6>j%
convertible/subordinated debentures " •
duo April 1, 1973," to be offered at par, ..without underwriting. -The
proceeds are to be used for working capital.7:./, J'7-.' 'V-'''-"-'7»'
77 The
debentures are convertible at any time before payment into
838,900
on
outstanding)
now
p.
per
*205,7.40
.
$93j901.
^
shares
before giving effect to the 100,000 additional
shares offered Sept. 17, 1957)
«
Earnings per share (based on 938,000 shares
Earnings
132,213
and
inventory
goods
iaeturiiig equipment to bandit the
Proceeds from
the
$230,000 in
space
9 Months
$4,074,420
581,409
3 Months
$1,319,160
;—
taxcs..^^^_^^_„__
Income
lederal income
'
.
sales
before Federal income
Net
15,
15,
net proceeds received by tho company will be used'
approximately the first $200,000 to pay accounts^ payable; v
sum of $230,000 to pay notes jiayable;r {fnd^tim' biilaifCe v
used
as
additional
working capital for
raw
material and
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Statham Instruments, Inc.
Dec.
the
second,
incorporated
©
Dec.
before:
or
$9.80;
1964,
15,
follows:
as
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Springfield,
Mass.—Registers With SEC—
This
compnnv
filed a registration statement with the SEC op
March 28,
converted
PROCEEDS—The
Mass.,
1561.
p.
of its '47i% first mortgage pipe
With -C;
the 1958 capital program
at Concord,
facilities for transistors
for: redemption
called
Securities arid Exchange
plants to provide the carefully controlled environments necessary for
improved reliability, as well as additional facilities at several branch
plants.
In addition to the construction of the Visalia plant and in¬
creased
lias
sinking fund,-$500,000
the
"
$2,220,101
1,244,987
x
—
.
share
expenditures
Capital
tinued
—~~~
•
Ccmmoil
per
$46,187,481 $44,659,844
4,199,201
4,208,997
1,979,100
2,032,700
——*.*.
stock'
convertible into the shares of the common
Co.—Partial Redemption 7.
on, May.M,. next; for the
Gas Transmission
company
account of
Exchange Commission—
1956
1957
Net': sales"
Profit, before Income taxes
Federal income taxes
.—;
Earned
-Sales and Earns. Up—
Subs.)
31—*
'7. The
7r
:4»
line bonds, due Nov. 1, 1976 at 100.63%, plus accrued interest, pay1962, $8.80; Dec. 15,:-1962, $9:80; .mcnt will be made at the First National Bank of Chicago, " Chicago,
1965, $10.30; Dec. 15,^ 1066,A $10.80;'
111.,, or at the office of Dillon, Read & Coir 48 Wall St., New York,
Dec.
15, 1967, $11.30; Dec. 15, 1968, $11.80; * Dec. 15, 1969, -$12.30;
New York.'i. '"7
"* ":;,\7r " - 7. :'.J j..:
Dec.
35, 1970, $12.80; Dec. 15, 1971, $13.30; Dec. 15, 1972; $13,80; >•
•Dec,
15, 1973, $14.30; Dec. 15, 1974, $14.80; Dec. '15, . 1975, $15.30;
Registers With Securities and
Dec. 15, 1976. $15.80; and Dec. 15, 1977, $16.30.
This
company- filed
a
registration statement with the SEC ;on
The debentures may be redeemed at thef option/of the company
March 28, 1958, covering $2,000,000 -of Contributions by participating
at-any time prior to maturity at prices ranging from 105%
on dr -employees under the company's Thrift Plan,—V. 187,. p; 1481. *7 7
before Dec. 15, 1962 to 100%
during the year ended Dec, .15, . 1977, ■;
together with accrued interest to the date fixed'for redemption,
, V'
7
Debentures may also be retired annualy through the sinking fund
Thomson Symon Co., Tcrre Ilaute, Ind. — Files
beginning Dec. 15, 1959 at the principal amount an& accrued?interest., ;
if
Dec.
Sprofri'e Electric Co. (&
Year Ended Dec,
are
offered
Tennessee
Further details
best efforts basis.
on a
-
•
Mr. Long
of
shares'held.
'.,7'-'7
March' 31 filed c letter of notification ,With
covering: 40,000 shares of common stock (par five cents?)**to
at $3.50 per share, through'Sinclair Securities Corp:,. New
York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used to complete'construction of
station KALE—V. 183, p. 1862.
^
.i ' ' ,,
be
issue of March 3 of the public offering
our
interest,
follow:
1391.
p.
made in
additional
SEC
the
Offering—Mention,'
by White & Co., St. Louis, Mo., of $650,000 20-year 6%
convertible debentures due Dec. 15* 1977, at 100% and *
transparent wrapping
—V.
statement with, the, SEC on
of its $2.50 par common
securities com*
Packard, Board Chairman,
William H. Long, former
to be issued
sale at? $10
to; the underwriters,
in
corporation, on
The
liair Co.,. Inc.—^Debenture
Stuart
overwrapping costs' about 255<? to 35% less than other
materials, yet has superior packaging qualities;
polyethylene
GOmitllSSipn
.7
$7,480,078
Earnings per
-
laboratory plant
feeV .The
armUal,rental
expected
i2J,bo2
<31,852
-
eburh ■
-
situated at 19 South.
was
company
marketing: of. newly
present plans for.
applicable to common stock
$7,890,317
outstanding at end of period—*,ii
Balance
company's
A po,y
been applied for, on
'
—
—
Dividends paid and
—V.
.....
$18,667,285 $17,694,235
3,066,011
6,9<9,104 . 6,396, <6o;
income—
for Federal taxes on
Provision
Net
.
$1,330^693
deductions
Income
89,310
1,056
$1,304,826
income
Gross
$17,654,624
39,61il
$1,329,637 $18,577,975
income $1,394,187
———:-/■./
v;: e39'
operating
Other
is to be 5%.5 on
and
on.
Registers Offering
Southwestern Fuhlic
Operating
Oporating
the name under which the
being produced and marketed.
are
the name "TECHNAMATIONS" has
Aug, 27,. 1957, under Serial-No. 36,324.
The office of Technical Animations,, Inc., is
right
Securities and Exchange
7^
1546/
p.
1,265
—
—
is
transparencies
animated
St.,v Port Washington, N. Y., where its development
organized in April, 1955., It, acquired all . the
is located.
The plant space is approximately. 2,600 square
, .
mineral leases and properties of Mena Mining Corp.-of Mena,.. Ark/.
building, is leased for a period of two years at an
in exchange for 3,333,333 shares of its common stock. Included;; with "
of $2,400.
The lease expires July 1, 1959.—V..186, p. 2802.
...... . .
the
mineral properties so acquired was an option to: purchase the *
Bruce
Williams Process for the beneficiation of low.-grade* ores for
. ;
,/ ,
,. ,
-..
-j. ,. v ...
a
consideration subsequently fixed at $35,000 cash and; 350,000 com>' Tftohjinlntrv Instrument Corp. —
mon
shares. Calvin C. Huffman, President of Strategic Minerals, and. v
*.CI ~
, TTvr.Kor.ffo rhmmicsion
" *•*
three other individuals were chief stockholders of" Mena* Mining and '%'■ With.
>
the principal stockholders of Strategic Minerals. Other shares'acquired
v'Uhte corporation:" filed a registration
by the first stockholders of the latter were paid'.;in-cash,; to^domply,. March 27,'1958,-covering 260,000 shares
with contractual obligations with
the Federal?; Government,/for./the
ctoek. Of. thiSJ stock, 204,775 shares are outstanding;
patenting of the Bruce Williams Process in 18. foreignvcountries, for
• prising apart of the holdings of Lucius E.
the
purchase of additional properties, and for continued research
an^ Raymond 'W. Searle,'.--President, and
costs in the perfection of the process.
/.•,
<•
v-'77
treasurer and director^ The; remaining 55,225 shares are
The business of the company generally is to, purchase or otherwise *7 by the company.' The stock is to be offered for public ■:
acquire, produce, own, use, sell or otherwise dispose* of,manufacture,pep share, with a $1.50 per share." commission
headed by S. D. Fuller & Co.
■-**
"„',L **
reduce,, refine,/prepare, etc., etc., and otherwise deal hi'and-with
Organized in January, 1946, the company is engaged; primarily
petroleum, gas, gafeoline, asphaltum, and Other: products '.and^by¬
the development arid manufacturing of precision, potentiometers
and j
products thereof, and any and all other metals, ores,',' minerals, etc.
other precision electronic components - and measuring- instruments,"■„..
The purpose of the present financing is to; erect and operate' one
Net-proceeds "of-"its sale of the 55,225 shares will be added to. theor more
chemical processing plants using the Bruce /Williams" Froeess
to beneficiate manganese ores. The first plant is to, be erected' near
working capital of the company-for the financing of its
Texarkana, Texas, and the second at or near Wenden,-Ariz. A third, : increase
in volume on- present products and the
plant Is to be constructed In New Mexico.
V,
v;-?.: v' ,
T
f
developed, precision potentiometers. There are no
At Nov. 30, 1957, the company had outstanding*; 2,705),333* common tho utilization of any substantial part of the proceeds for
shqres. Of the 3,333,333 shares originally sold* to Mena Mining for
fixed assets.
; "
77 •
7
its
assets, 975,000 have been returned by the . latter": to Strategic., r The company now has outstanding 543,000 common shares.
'"S,
Minerals
for
cancellation for
the
purposes
of the current public <
proposes to sell 95,485 of 143,227 shares Held; Mr. Searle 54;645
offering. Of tho outstanding stock, Mena Mining owns 978;858 shares;.
154,243 shares held; and Mr. Packard 54,645 of 145,330
Management Consultants Corp, of Denver, 222,917; Huffman," 170,459;
v. 187, p. 1481.
..
Philip Q. Dudney, of Dallas, 222,917; Malcolm E. Schultz/of Dallas,
217,517; R, O. Burt, Jr., of Austin, 133,746; Jack Warden, of Wichita
Tv I e - Broadcas tc r s, Inc., News. ¥ork> N.. Y.—Files" With: f • r
Falls, 191,692; and Bruce Williams/Ores Bcneficiation,'/Inc;;'Joplin, Mo., ■
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.s •
350,000.
.
$103,272
—-—
—
Texas; and the underwriting commission
60 cents per share on the stock. •• „
Austin,
bonds
The
1,714
$146,835
Earning j per share—.—.
the
20,754
1,265
share.
per
of
397,262
20,449
income
—
Hministrative, and general expensesAmortization of organization expenses
other tnan on
Taxes
Belling,
$3
$639,211
416,538
equipment
on
'TECHNAM ATIONlS''
stock. It is proposed to offer the
principal- amount and . the stock, at
The principal underwriter is Southwest Snares, Inc.,.
975,000 shares of common
bonds for public sale at 95%: of
end
Show Gain1957
1958
underwriting, 100^000 shares of class B
(par 10 cents) at $1 per share.
materials
purposes.
■
T
./v
proceeds: are" to be Used to pin-chase
used
fo'r! working capital and other
PROCEEDS—The
and
non-Voting stock
and
.
:
...
.
"CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO
-7.
PRESENT
-
machinery 7
corporate •'
' ?
FINANCING'"*
Authorised-Outstanding
Class
Class
A
voting
B
non-voting stk.
stock
cents)—
(par 10 cents)
(par
10
,
200,000 shs. \"
400,000 shs.," '
•
,
200,000 shs.
300.000 shs.
incorporated ; on Sept. 27,-. 1956, in
It engineers, designs and pioquces"TECHNAMATIONS," animated transparencies and other highlyVpe- 7
cialized technical
training aids and displays/.* p. - -'7"'
.7 *> :•. ^ -* .
BUSINESS—The
New
York
company
under its
present
was
name.
Industries, Inc.—Unit Gets Contract
Clipoer model tandem trailers from the Highway '
Trans Gontinental
Purchase
Trailer
Co.
announced
of
of
on
50 new
Edgerton-,
April
of' Tfans Continental/Nas :
Harney. General Manager of the
Wis., a subsidiary
1 by Gregory G.
New. England Transportation
Ha-^en & Hartford RIt.
Co., a subsidiary of the New
-
York, New
-
will increase the current fleet of 212 by
almost 2551, will be used by ihe common carrier tracking company for
"piggy-back" transportation 1 of general commodities throughout New
England'; New York and New Jersey. Delivery will be made 'during
April.—V. 186, p. 2625.
...
7.
: ~ The
new
trailers
which
.
(Continued on. paget 50)
Volume
187
Number 5731
.
.
[The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1549)
DIVIDENDS
Par
Name of
Home State
*
Dividend announcements are grouped in two
separate
tables.; In
first we indicate all the dividends an¬
Company
Life
Share
Insurance Co.
Hotel Gary
nounced du. .ng the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we
show the payments previ¬
:'".v
Name of Company
i
Per
.
T*"''
A K U (United Rayon
Aberdeen Fund (Reg.)
Acme
55c
Mfg..
5Va#
convertible
iquar,)
______________
prior preferred
Box
27 %c
■
(quar.)
5-
27c
5-
1
„,
25c
Title
<te
___#
Viscose
Corp.
'* V
2Vic
1,
2
„
4Va# prefeired (quar.)—_______—z___z
t
Buchanan Steel Products Corp.
6-20
6-
5**4.
1
'i
1
5x
'
:
4-15
-
^
;4-15
4-30
N.
4-15
4-30
4-30 f
a
$1
5-' 1
f*:
$1.75""V'
30c
5- T
<quar.)_zzzz_
preferred
(quar.)_1—
,
lquar.)_
#
5-
h
$1.32 preferred
-
f
Class
A
&
33c
_
-
6-2
Hudson
Central
Public
Gas
& Electric
Utility Corp.
Chase Manhattan Bank
4-30'
Corp.
.
(quar-.)'-'
-
"
'20c
(quar.)——iv 20c
5-1
5-31
:#4Vi#
5-15-
G-
Co.
(quar.)——
—2_
'
Life
Insurance
Co,
kit'
:
5—
Go
Corp.
Counselor's Investment
(quar.)
8Vi.
class A
Light Co.
2
3-31
Ralston
G.
3
y 5- 3
6.
3
5-
4-15
J.\
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"
1:14c
'
1
this
time).
Industries
—
6-iG,
5-
-Lit—
1
(from, ttivest.
inc.)__
9
.y.
1
4-17
2
*
2
_
5.30Vi
Jfe
preferred
Havana
,
"
r
4-29
Lithograph,
*
7,- 1
6-23
$1.43
7-23
7-14
7- I
5-
5-23
.5-23
4-25
-4-11
25c
'"6-25
11'6-10
4-30
y5**9 :
6'a
pfd.
Extra
G-10
G.
9-10
'
0 r.ly.
12-10
^
.
'
-
4-15
T
(quar.).
75c
37V2c
12-
1
,
; 3-31
1
5-
1
4-15..
3-31
4-30
4-
4-30
4-
1
1
-5.20c
;
1
4
'
(name
chgd.
4-30
4-
10c
5-
1
4-10
lS^ic
5-
1
4-10
-
(initial
Co.
(quar.)_
7- 1
6-30
4-15
3-31
Chemical Co.
4-18
1
4-18
6-
2
5-21
4-
8
3-31
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-13
(quar.)
65c
37 VaC
(reduced,
$1.25
12-10
'■
4
•
4-20
4-10
3-10
25c
4-18
3-31
-
•
$2.25
4%#
common
preferred
50c
(reduced)
6- 5
6- 3
Atlantic
at
common
3i
$56V4C
,
2
5-
1
4-10
GOC
7Va#
Oil
4ZL8
$1.20
Viclud
6#
-
•
;
(quar.)
4*
B M
Ltd.
1
-
20C
4-
1
4-
1
5-
25c
X
L
Fund
'
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•'
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1
4-11
5-31
5-15
4-30
3-28
4-10
4-10
4-10
5-
1
4-10
$2.50
5-10
5-
1
4-23
4-
6- 2
3
5-13
25c
9-15
8-26
25C
12-15
11-26
$25c
5-
1
4-
30c
5-
1
4-21
3
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inc.)
.
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•
7c
6.#
preferred
6#
4-25
4-4
'
4-10
3-28
12 Vac
4-
9
3-23
12 VaC
4-15
3-24
15c
4-30
4-11
$1.50
3-31
7-15
6-30
$1.50
10-15
9-30
$1.50 1-15-59
(quar.)
4-15
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—;
12-31
25c
4-15
3-31
4- 4
4-10
3-31
40c
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
4# non-cum pfd. (quar#
Bangor-Hydro-Electric common
4-28
4-13
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
4r- 4
4-15
5c
.
'
3IUC
Common
25C
Common
25C
9-19
8-23
$1
6-20
5-23
$1
9-19
8-23
4%
non-cum.
'
5- 1
5-15
hr- 1
4-30
4-21
Bankers
4M5
4- 1
Banlife
Trust
Co.
(N.
Y.)
47 VaC
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)___
Corp.
6-20
4-21
4-15
5-23
4-
1
3-27
50c
4-25
4-13
2 7 VaC
4-30
3-28
40c
4-
1
3-22
Basic
4-
1
3-22
$50c
5-
1
4-
9
25c
4,-
t
3-26
$1
5-
1
4-10
Bates & Innes, Ltd. $1 class A (s-a)
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—Glass A (reduced)
—______——
$50C
C-
2
5-
3
(quar.)!___
$1.19
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
3-31!
$1.31
5-
1
4.-10
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7# pfd. (quar.)____
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing—
4#
preferred (quar.)
Bell. Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
$17VaC
(quar.)_/!_____
com.
(quar.)
,
'
,
on
'' "
,
the
-
70c
"
'
'i'-'
preferred
Products
■
Belmont
35C
5-29
4-15
4-
10c
5-
.
(s-a)___
$2.62
(quar.)_:
1
4-30
4
■
4-18
5-10
4-14
4-10
3-31
4-
4-30
3-31
4-15
4-
15c
4-
1
3-27:
Quarterly
Borg-Wamer Corp., common (quar.)
3Vz# preferred iquar.)_
$1.25
:
4-
1
3-27
Bostitch,■ Inc.,
5-15
4-30
4-21
4-
7
10c
4-15
4-
1
Boston
4-17
25c
.
Share.
Payable
Corp.
(stock, dividend)—
Corp.'
(stock
Nine additional shares for each
(From
/—
7c
4-30
$1
<.
4-10
10#
•4- 7
1
Holders
of Reo.
4-13
3-17
3-20:
dividend);
income)-
A
4-21
4-15
$25c
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)-
Botany Mills, 5#
Bralorne
Mines,
conv.
of
British
British
(a
3-21
4-15
3-13
5-
1
4-14
1
4-11'
6-
2
9-
2
8-21
11-29
11-20
50C
—
tax
deduction
less
income
tax
of
less
Borough
6#
8d
free
deduction
Depositary)
1
4-10
1
4-10
4-10
4-
1
4-
1
$10c
4-21
4-
1
42'/a C
4-15
3-31
25c
4-10
3-28.
93 %C
4-15
4-
1
4-10
3-
4
■
of
of
of
6-10
4-28
$35c
(quar.)_—
4-15
3-21
20c
(quar.)_
4-10
3-10
7-
550
(increased)
preferred (quar.)—;——
9
6-11
5-
—
Gas
1
5-
$1.06
18%c
i
payment
7-
4-
4-15
-
final
1
70c
(quar.)
preferred (accum.)—
British Columbia Power Ltd.
Brooklyn
87 VaC
5-
5-21
30c
Ltd
income
1
3-13
5-
20C
Hydraulic (increased quar.)___.
Brinks Manufacturing (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%# preferred <quar.)_
British-America 11 Tobacco Co., Ltd—
Ordinary (an interim payment of 6d free
Ordinary
3-31
15c
(quar.),—
Edison
4.25#
'
class
Buckeye Steel Castings, common
6c
$10c
20c
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
share held.
investment
4-10
(quar.)
Depositary)
When
4-20
20C
7.
20c
.
4-
$1.25
9
75c
5-
4-25
25c
50c
;
4-15
—
4-30
Bell; Inc.
3-31
4-15
50e
4c
Blue
4-13
25c
—
3c
________
4-16
3-14
1
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)!
(E. W.) Co._
4-30
4-15
50c
(quar.)—
Biltniore Hats Ltd., common (quar.)
$1 preferred A
(quar.)__
Black, Starr
Gorhain, Inc., cl. A (reduced)
3-31
15c
Inc.
20c
$50c
(quar.)
Blddeford & Saco Water Co,
4-10
5c
Works
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
5%
Best Foods,
4-15-
60c
Indemnity
Iron
Berkshire
5-16
50c
,
:
<quar.)_
—
'
(quar.)_
California
Ac
4
(quar.)
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A (quar.)—
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
Fund
1
5-13
1
Baldwin Rubber
12-VaO
Name of. Company
Affiliated
4-
1
4-15
1
93 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-15
,
convertible 'class A (quar.)__
(irom earned income)
Aerojet-General
6-
5-
20c
10c
Pacific RR. 'quar.)
Precipitation Corp.
ServiGe
*4-15
,
4-15
5-
Corp. (quar.)
Baldwin Piano, 6# preferred (quar.)_;
; 6# preferred (quar.)—;
6-10.
Below we give the dividends announced in previout
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Aero
4-15
3-13
4.-25
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar. from
"B"
'
1
Industries
15c
(quar.)___
Watson-Standard Co., common
5# preferred (quar.)/___
,
1
1
$55c
1#
Warner Co.
;
1
5-
Baldwin-Lima-Haniilton
3-24.
V.
'
55-
4-30
3-12
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)_____
'
7
4-30
'
2
prior preference
50e
(quar.),
2
6-
I
Baker
7/
3-24
•
6-
7
4-
-'
Corp. (quar.)
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.)
4-15
$1.25
Industries
Western
conv.
Axe-Iloughton
4-
4-
3-31
Austin Nichols & Co., Inc.
$1
$5.24. preferred
of
4-15
4- 4
1
62 VaC
taken
Co.
Atlas
1
5-
4-23
5# preferred'(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Steels, Ltd. (quar.).
5%
4
5-
1
30c,
Atlas Corp.,
(quar.)__;
this1-time;
Insurance
preferred
1
4-15
25c
pfd. B
5)/a#
4-15
9
$1.08%
Atlantic Wholesalers,
t
5
4-15
3-31
6-
Co.—
5-15
5«. 1
3-14
$30o
(quar.)
Oi
(s-a)
Tokheim .Corp. :(quar.)
Towie Manufacturing Co.
Union
preferred
Coast Line RR.
5#
5-15
30c
4- '5
4-19
$1.02 Va
$1.03%
2
25c
6-11
'
(quar.).
50c
3-24
$1
2
_______
a
7
6-23
$50c
(quar.)__
92c
Hungerford) Co.
4-
:
preferred
5-15
4-
25c
City Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)
4#
6-
$33VaC
4-11
4-29
^ 56 Vic
2nd
1
6-27
4-25
50c
(quar.)
4.35#
4-11
3
30c
1
-
$70c
(quar.)
4*35#
5-
7-
4-_4
6-20
6-
■
1
$1.75
$2.25
,
3-28
1:20c
l;20c
V
.1
7-
non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75#
12 Vac
6-10
9-10
12-19
4-15
4-21
4-
6-20
9-19
$1.25
$5.25
5-22
4-15
4
$1.25
;
quar.)
G-14"
25c
n
v
(s-a)
1:10c
(quar.)
3-31
1
Arrow-Hart-Hegeman Electric (quar.)
Associated Electrical
Industries, Ltd.—
v
Ordinary (final)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
T
(quar.)
4-15
55-
in¬
Telegraph (quar.)__
Smelting Co. (quar.)
6-14
37 Vac
$0.08333
3-31
4-14
'
6c
common
G-14
50c
:
4-30
1
$1.12 Va
17 Vac
quar.)___
5-15
55c
5-
25c
(quar.)
Inc. (from net
Fund,
%t0% (preferred
iquar.)
(quar.)
4-10
4-
to
Inc.)
5-15
25c
20c
$1.25
6-12
.
Per
.
3-26
4-15
4
4-
4
dends
4-10
i5C
.
f
4-
4-15
25c
4-15
stock$1.25
(quar.)
4-11
4-15
preceding table.
5-
10-15
97 VaC
Bridgeport
:
GG'.ic.
"
tquar.)i_
4-
1
1
•
t$3
7-13
1
income)
Aro.Equipment,
Whiting Corp. (quar.)
/
Wright Line, Inc., class B_
40c
v"y
common
convertible preferred
5-10
4-21
4.
action
stock
-
Western
I
4-13
r
Homenway Furniture Co.,
5-
5-20
class A (quar.)_
Linss
(quar.)
preferred
"
(Houston) —
or
40c
1
40c
1
9
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.,
3-:«_
15c
preferred (quar.)/.#
'.5-23..
" lOO'f.
(quar.)
4-15
$1.25
;
8-
25C
''
4-18
10c
Value Lino Fund,.Inc.
*
35c
:
5-16
4-18
4-15
1
common (quar;)
$30c
preferred (quar.)__
$$1.31'A
Appalachian Elec. Power, 4%# pfd; (qoar.)
$1.12 Va
i
4.50# t preferred (quar.)__
$1.12 Va
Applied Arts Corp. (quar.),
5c
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
(quar,)—;
$20c
$2.40 2nd pref. A (qUar.)
$60c
$2.50 pref. B (quar.)
$62 Vac
Arnold Constable Corp.
12 Vac
(quar.),
4-21
1
20c
Co.,
Vacu-Dry,
4^8
1
-G-'ll..
>6rH
-v7i"'
(Montreal)
Ansul
0-23
5-
$1.25
5-15
5-
4-
(quar.)_
Common (quar.)
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)_
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
a
(quar.)_
4#i# preferred (quar.)_
BMss
10c
;ir
5%
United
3-31y
40c
,
5l,2*,h
$L19
;
3-24
11-
L-
4-17
;
Trico Oil & Gas Co.__/_2
-
America
Haydock Fund, Inc
.Opiional (Payable in c-aslt
,
-.SJ
..
Controls,, Iiic.—
(quar.)
Hartford Electric Light
-
:>
m,5-16
-
com.
3-31
1
GOc
No
1
■
5-31;
■;
Mutual
'
Tropical Gas,
'■
1
Hagan Chemicals
•
North
Co.
common
Thompson-Storrett—
v
2-29'
'4-11
V
22VaC
-
•
Pile
International,
Myers,
$4.84 preferred
4-10
1
6-15
'
,y ,y.
"J!.
(J,
$4.76
5-113
4-25
Co.,
4-16
omitted at
Colquitt, (reduced)/.
Texas Power &:• Light Co.,;$4 pfd.
•:i*
4-14
'
4-15
4—
»
jl9c
-
;
of
3-21
3-24
$1.25
1
5»
Taylor
"
G-
-
(initial-quar.)
;;
4-15
30c
5c
5-
$1,16
preferred (quar.)___i__.,
1
4-17
-
Guarantee Co.
5-
15c
j.
stock
preferred (quar.)__*Super Valu Stores; Inc. (Del.),
.
*
—_
A
Stubhite-Greene Cbrp.7-c0njmon
4-16
■
'
1
6-
...
Great"Soutiaern Life Insurance
Quarterly
^
'•j Quarterly/
Quarterly
4-18
25c
3-31
4-10
_________
,
4-21-
4-21-
'
i;(Licreasedi-sembawniaL)4_——_—T_ r'
.■* Extra
■
1
1
4-21
,y. i5c
—
.
y.4-2L
■
5-
3c ".
pfd- tquar.)—
'common
payment
Stock dividend
Government Employees Insurance—
,
4-17.
Fund—
dividend
1
37 #0
Amphenol Electronics Corp, (quar.):
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co. (reduced)
Anchor Hocking Glass
Corp., com. (quar.)__
Anchor Post Products
(quar.).
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
4-10
1
3-20
Sterling -Electric Motors, Inc. ( reduced )____
Struthers Wells Corp;, com.
(guar.)
>y$1.25 ^pre^erredT<quar.)_^_I_____________
4-15
,
5-
7c
—
1
5- 1
'
Steel Improvement"«fc
Forge Co.
Stock dividend
4-15
^5-15
V" 36 c
—
common
AS#
4-15
•
4-30
5-
125c
(quar.) _J_1L
5-
4-17
(quar.)__-._____^
Southern Nevada iPower
4 -is
~
(quar.)
Government Employees Corp.—
Stock
5-
30o
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
<t\
8
4-
Indemnity Co.
American Zinc Lead &
5- 1
-
Smith
5.-31
-
4-30
..
1:36c
y__
1st, preferred
"■New
5
z
4-18
.
4-10
at
this time.
SUajvlnigap. Watey & Power, class A (quar.)
Shedd Bar tush Food's, (quar.)___,
-Skyland Lifu- Insurance (North Carolina).,
...
,
'.'.
4-
37#c
4-18
1
1
.■
class
South Atlantic Gas Co.,
3-1.
;
55-
.
7%o.
Shattuck Denn Mining—
'
Dividend payment omitted
4-30
1
5-
r
Vz':k,
on
.
5
(quar.)
t$l
'
.
.
Southwestern Drug Corp., common
(quar.)__
y $5 preferred (quar. )„___
435c">
Hjs r'o preferred. (1945 series) (quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick, common iquar.)____
.6 r.o
20c
22VaC
Southland Paper Mills
37ViiC
.
&
Seatraln
4-30
y.30c /"^:?4-30,v
—
v:.(Year-eml. payment from capital
gains)
General Telejihone Co. of Culll'oriiia—
'
v
4-16
(initial).
com.
8
.
Gas
(quar.)
2
62%c
Tile Co. hquar.)
Fruehauf' Trailer, 4((
(No
action
taken'
3-14
4-
50c
40C
pfd.
4-
* GOc
^
class A____
T
at
4-16
1
25c
4-
25c
/
(quar.)_'_
Fund
4-15
4-15
43 %c
j
5-29
1
25c
4-15
$.1.12.%
Friendly Finance Inc., fhv>: pfdt: (quar.),
"
1
5-
28%.c
,4-25
V"35c
As
65-
„
15c
(quar.)
&. Wallace Inc., .class'B
Eraser Brick
4-30
-
(quar.)
5# non-cum. preferred (quar.)
5# non-cum. preferred
(quar.):
# 5# non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
American Smelting &
Refining—■
7# preferred (quar.)__i
American Telephone &
6
20c
_____
20c
50c
6-
1
'
4-30
'
-
"v.4-25/'"
V,
7-
f (Subject to stockholders' approval).
-4-11
•* 5-15..
,
t$i-4P i.
(quat_)
pref.';fquar.
Fenestra, Inc.- (reduced) i 1—
Founders." Mutual
3-17
50c
American President
Lines, Ltd.—
4-18
37 Vac
(quar.)
Utilities,
the
on
Sargent .& Co.
4- 2
:
.
5-1
*■■5-15-
t30c
—
$1.40 redeemable
Forbes
4-13
3-17
9
50c
Machine & Foundry Co.-—
5# preferred (quar.)
3.90# preferred (quar.)
■
preferred
Scarfe
4-10
5-15
$14c
—
—
r
5-15
35c
5
4-9
1
4-15.
-
; a-'25c
:
Associates ^quar.)__
Inc.»_-ii.ii.y__'
1
9
4-
12 %o
ctfs
54-
1%
(quar?)
(monthly)—
(Galveston, Texas)
Semi-annual
American
.
Class B (quar.)
Royal Dutch (year-end)
3-31
4-235r
Erie:Forgo. & Steel.Cprp:,'qoinA;(quar.)___^IGc VI 51st preferred fquar.t)fL'—
>
15c '•>"5-
J
50c
J
Participating:
;k
Rolland Paper, Ltd., class A
5- 5
2V*c
3
18c
Concrete
&
$1.50
4- 8
3
$2
inc.)
4-
10c
Purina
Raymond
-4-10
-
4-30
6-
$2
1
4-21
Insurance ..-(Spokane
time).
Robbins
3-2G
'■,t 4.21
25c
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Empire Millwork (stock dividend)
Fall-River Gas Co.
Federal Grain Ltd.,
3-29
25c
Atlantic
4-10
,."r4-21>
50c
(quar.).B
2nd preferred
1
40c
—
5 Vo
4-25
common
American Natural
Gas,
6# preferred (quar.)
iquar.)
Raymond
4-15 j
.
4-
5-15
this
3-31
(quar.)
Saulte Electric
(quar.)—
:
Ekco Products,-common (quar.).
,-4?2'i'o preferred (quar.)—
i—:
Esquire,
v
Northern
(Payment
4-15
-
Edison
-*
4-25
5-21
#c
12 #0
^____
(quar.)-
Felt,
4V2%
preferred
American Molasses
4-10
7
com.
5% preferred (quar.)
American Metal Climax—
4-11
4-15
93 %c
:
(quar.)_
'•
Polyplastic United—
1
4-15
iquar.)
iquar.)____
East Kootenay Power Ltd., 7.
pfd. (accum.)
^asy "Washing Machine Ltd. (quar.)yy—f
V. Extra
Employers Group
2
5-
5c
_________
,
&
4-15
40c
/ 7e/o. preferred (quar.)
Duoommun Metals & Supply Co, (quar.)—
Dupiiis Freres, Ltd., class A (quae.)
y 55c class A (quur,
preferred
G-
1
5-
4-
&
American-Marietta
5-19
investment income and
preferred
Rockland
Class' B
4-10
37V>c
debenture stock- (quar.)
& Sons Stores
Pierce
-
5-
40c
A
common
4-21
5-21
12
American
-
4-11
Z#
Ry.'» iquar.)
Stevens Chemical Corp.—
2
$7JAc
.
(quar.)
Fund, Inc....—_i,„___
(reduced)—A'«,25c
&
'•
<
■
-
Chemical & Fertilizer—*
6-
17 Vs>c
common-.-
Discount Corp. of New York (quar.)
Dividend Shares. Inc. (from investment
du.Pont Co. of Canada, (195(5), Ltd.-—
r!4j80%
;
„
.Valet, Inc-(.(quar.)
&
6-
25c
Voting-common (quar.)
Dillon
9
1
(quar.)__.y._._____
Piedmont &
4-19
'
4-25,'
10c
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. (quar,)
Power
B
'
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd.
Dennison Mfg.,
'
1
fi-10
50c
..
Fund
Consolidated Water Co.,
; 6# preferred (quar.)
Delaware
5-
Hair
4-10
6-
5-
25c
_,
•
4-10
-
4-19
2#'
American World Airways, Inc
Panama Coca-Cola Bottling (quar.)
Pennsalt-Chemicals Corp. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)____/
5-23
-
American
American
1
Pioneer Finance
Consolidated1 Discovery Yellowknife Mines—~
Laundries
75c
22 #0
American Home Products
Corp.
Dividend- payment omitted at this time.
-
V (Boston)
,(quar.)
Commonwealth Stock
3-31
8 7YzC
Corp.,
Furniture
1
Pan
5-19
G-14
De Vllbiss Co.
1
,.-.•4-21
/:
-4-21
1' —.
4-21
Consolidated
Pacific
5
4-
1
,25c
National
3-28
4-15
18%c
American Forest Products
Corp.
6-20
5-
___
Controller
Columbian
•
:•
9
•5'-5-
com.
Bottling (St.. Louis)
(quar.)— »,»> 15c
Colonial Finance, 5# pfd. (1!)5G ser.) (quar.)
*
$1.25
•!
5-
4-15
Coca-Cola
.
4-15
5-15
iquar.)__—______/_z'_
35c
preferred (quar.)$1.0(5V+
conv.
4-10
n
1
4-
15c
4,65# preferred A (Initial quar.)
4.75# preferred B tinitihl quar.)
1
5.75# preferred C (Initial quar.
4#- preferred D (initial quar.)
;
Outlet Company
t
4-10
5-1
...
iN.
Y.) (quar.)—j— v* «». 60c•
(Va.)
(quar.)c__—___.z___'
30c
Chesapeake Utilities Corp. (quar.)—7'Ac
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)___
■ r
-25c
Clark
conv.
One Hour
4-10
-25c
•
Chesapeake Corp.
City Stores Co.,
4-13
4-10 '
Gc
(quar.)_
Co.
American
5-20
7-
$1.50
Northwestern'Utilities, Lt&,,.4Vi
"
Central
com.
1
■
6-19
6-12
(quar.)
5-9
••
—_
•'*
$37Vic
/A 40c
(quar,
Carpenter Puper (quar.
Central Electric & Gas (increased quar.)__—
4-18
5-31
6-30
$1.05
(quar.)
2
Title
Wash.)y (quar.)
4-10
■
4-30
,
25c
RR.—
current
Northwestern
,
6-16
Central
from
•■f.-Class
4-10
1 \
5-15
4-15
:
$4.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Orange
Forgings, Ltd.-—
2
33c
Airlines, common iquar.)
AAQr/o -preferrecl (quar.).__
Northwest Engineering Co., class A
4.10.
1
5-
31V/4C)
(quar.)
Canada Foundries
.»
1".
5-
5-15
3-31
6-
37'Vac
:
•
it
;
T;5y;iy: 4-.10,
5-. I" ^.V^-io
■
.
(qnar.)_zz"_
York
$1.50
; ;4rl0
,5-1.
.
6-16
4-30
$1.25
______
(quar.)_
Northwest
4-14
4.-18
3-22
$1
(quar.)
15c from capital, gains)
Northern,- Illinois Corp., com.
4-15
4#' preferred
3-22
2Vi>c
:•
4-15
1
preferred
Filter,
(quar.)^American Cement Corp.
)
$1.50 preferred (initial).
$1.50 preferred
(quar.),
$1.50 prefeired (quar.),
4-10
1
1-
2 Vac
(Com. payment omitted at this
time)
Y, State Electric & Gas, com.
(20c
.
4-U
1
4-30
44-
50c
.-■•
4-11
•
4-19
40 c
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.—
4-11
4-30
#
New
■'-..4-15
4-30
1
vestment
4-15
.4-30
$1 preferred <quar.)
j25c
$1.20 preferred (quar.)—v30c
$1.24 preferred (quar.) J.:
_L____Z_z
..31c
$1.25
Air
5'/o
preferred
(quar.)
American Book Co. (quar.)
American Boscn Arma
4-17
$15c
dividend).
Corp.___:_^._^___
Shares
5-
20c
Motion Picture Advertising Service
Murdock Acceptance (stock
Mutual
4-30
.
2V2C
$6 preferred (quar.)
y
5-23
5-23
5-
California Water & Telephone, com.
V
American
3-27
25c
(monthly)
(monthly)
Montana Power Co.,
4-10
'A
v
6-14
Common
Maryland Casualty Co.
Mengel Co. (quar.)
"
1
.
25c
.
(quar.)_____-_J
Louisville & Nashville RR.
1
5-
1
'i
:
preferred (quar.)
1__,
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
■/A, 3-25
10c
Byers (A. M.) Co., .7#
3-26
t.
■
5-
5c
(quar.)__,
Stock dividend
Amerada Petroleum
Corp. (quar.)
America-Canada Trust Fund—partic.
9
American Can
Brothers,"Ltd. (quar.).
Common
3-28
4-30
r
$1.12Ji../,
(s-a)
Salt
1
■4-16
4
(quar.)———27 Vic.
Baystate, Corp.
Bullock's, Inc.,
4-16
4-10
13 %c
—
5
4-30
—
dividend
Telephone
t
6-14
17'ic
(quar.)
common
pfd_ A (quar-)-
4-10
5-
$1
__________
Stock
;
•
(quar.)__
Amalgamated Sugar' Co., 5# pfd.
Amerace Corp., common
(quar;)
4-16
5-
3-31
net
preferred (quar.)____
Lewis
4-18
5-1G
1:20c
(quar.)
5YzVo,
4-18
A-
s
Clas.s A (quar.)_:
17Vac
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
__z_,__^./__—37tic
6#. preferred A (quar.)—_____—
15c
ii'}o preferred B (quar.)_______
__/_
15c
Ayr.es (L. S.) Co., common (quar.30c
•
1
5-31
;
Holder•
Payable of Ree.
15c
Products, Inc. (quar.).
Canadian Dividend Funds
Allied Stores Corp., common
(quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com.
(quar.):
5#
preferred A
5
5-
When
Share
(quar.)
All
4
4-15
1
Loblaw, Iuc. (quar.)Lock Joint Pipe, common
( monthly)__
4-
$12-Vac./
Corp.,
4-25
4-25
.
a*
17Vic
(quar.)
Banking
5'-o
..
•
Co., Ltd., com.
'
v
a;-
-
Crosse
Iieslie
.-i.
'50c
11 Vic
($0.0058 from capital gains
phis $0.0192 from investment income)—
Associated.Truck Lines,'class A (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric, 4#
pfd. (quar.)_____
Automobile
55-
20c
4-30
>
'V-'"-
•;
.
Electric Service
65c
25c
(Air
4-15
2
$1,12%
(quar.)
4-30
.»
'■1
(quar.)
Applied Research Laboratories
Associated.Fund—
•
Class A
6-
4-30
30c
from
4-
5-31
75c
9c
(quar.)
Lane"Co.,Tnc., common___;y__
1
•>#..••
7tic.
# Trust shares
Auto
«••
..
La
4-25
4-
5-io
■
$2c
Co..'(Miami)—•
•'<
-4-30
30c
.i
(s-a )_.Z_/--/__Z:Ziz.
Insurance
.-/Quarterly
American
8#
4-15
4-15
U5c
(quar.).
4-14
5-10
•,t
•,
5c
•-
_____
American
5-15
$1
'
(final)
(quarterly
Kulilman. Electric Co.;
4-14
5^16
IS;
>
rj
4-15
(qr.arjzzz.^
_
4-15
1-
5-1
25c
,10c
_________
American Ncpheline, Ltd.
(Conn.)
Mutual, Inc.
investment income)
3-31
1
"
.
:
Board
Mortgage
Investors
(qua r.13c
(quar.)
Stock dividend
,
of Rec.
4-25
T
;___
(quar.)^
Investors
Kobacker Stores
American Mono Rail, common-<reduced)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)______z
!
.
Payable
(Indiana)
Company
.
Corp. —
American
.
Holders
7#
,
$0,009
.
preferred
Allied Control C«.
Altamil
f
Share
Mfg.'Corp.) (final )L_-
conv. preferred
Aeronca
n
When
2#
Ingram As Bell; Ltd., 60c preference
(quar.)
Interchemical Corp., common
(quar.)
4Vi fry preferred
y(quar.)__T
International Utilities Corp.
Precision Products—
,f;,n$1.10
J-
...
~
Corp.
Par
Name of
Air Control Products
y_'_l
•__
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.
Ingersoll-Rand Co. .(quar.)r_^_
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
•'
:
■*
dividend
13
Holders
Payable of Reo.
(Okla.)—
•
Stock
When
—
5-
1
4-
25c
5-
1
4-17
$1.50
5-
1
4-17
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
14
Monday, April 7,s1958
.
.
.
(1550)
I-
;
Share
Nairn of Company
&>ra. (quar.)_
15o
4-15
3-28
Class
4-15
.
convertible preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bulloch's Ltd., class A (s-a)—
4-15
3-28
Class
A
Class
A
:
6%
(b-a)
B
Class
'
1
5-
1
4-15
Cutter
5-28
3-28
D&ggafonteln
ordinary (final)
tax less deduc¬
Terminal
Co.
25C
Ltd.—
Fund
<quar.)___
3-31
$1.50
3-31
I
Class
(quar.)—
B
Diamond
3-31
4-25
4-11
4-
2
Distillers
$1
4-11
4-
2
Dividends Shares,
10%
4-15
3-15
5-
1
4-10
4-28
3-28
4-30
4-
Ltd.
Corp.-Seagrams,
Inc.
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
Dome
(quar.)..
Dominguess Oil Fields (monthly)——
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
3-20
4-10
5-
.
1
1
4-10
4-15
4-
1
4-15
116C
4-
1
Co., Ltd.,
industries,
Ltd.
UOc
Caterpillar Tractor,
convertible
$1.50
Central
Central
Indiana
Power,
Du-Art Film
5-10
4-18
60c
du Pont
5-10
4-18
4-
8
30c
15c
4-15
4-25
4-25
4-30
4-
8
4-18
4-
8
du
com.—
10c
' 4-30
4-
8
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50 pfd. (accum.)..
37Vzc
4-15
t$2.50
7-
2
6-20
$$1
4-15
5-
1
4-
10c
5- 1
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.—
___—_—
4%
1
Industries,
6-10
70c
$1.25
9-20
9-10
Eastern
$1.25
12-20
12-10
6-20
$1.25
—
(quar.)—
4%% pfd.
1
4-21
20C
(quar.)
54-
7
3-17
4-15
3-31
5-
$1.19
(quar,)
4-10
1
-17V2C
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
share
1%
4-15
4-
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.).
Inc. (From net invest, inc.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4J/a% preferred (quar.)
.
25 c
5-
1
4-10
Kmhart
4-15
3-26
(quar.)
A
preferred
A
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
A
preferred (quar.)
Molded Products (quar.)
&
Electric,
■
___
7-31
10-
12-18
1128
4%
75c
Oil
6
Erie
<fe
Pittsburgh RR.
5
Erie
Railroad,
11-
7
11-26
10c
4-16
3-14
5-15
4-14
4-
7
3-26
40C
5-15
4-18
7-
6-
common
$1.12 V2
,
1
special guaranteed (quar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)
Worsted
Mill3
(liquidating)
.
3 Va %
preferred
66-
87 V2C
Fairbanks
9
Falstaff
12-20
75c
5-15
4-17
6-30
6-12
Fanners
Colorado
4y-i%
Central
Power,
Is 6p
(monthly)
Stock
Fuel
dlv.
quarterly
Colorado Oil
Columbia
Iron
&
cash
& Gas,
Pictures
in
4.64%
Edison
com.
preferred
4-
7
3-
7
Class
B
5-
1
4.11
Class
A
B
(monthly)
5-
1
Class
4-10
3-25
Federal
4-25
4-11
preferred
5-
1
3-24
(monthly)
Federal Paper Board, common (quar.)
x4.60%
prefewed
(quar.)—.—
5-
1
3-24
1
3-24
Class
A
4-15
3-31
Class
B
5-15
5-
1
5%
5-15
5-
1
5%
4-15
4-
1
5-
1
4-
4
5-
1
4-
4
51c
5-
1
4-
4
Class
51 VaC
5-
1
4-
4
52 Vic
5-
1
4-
4
55c
-
,.
5-
1
4-
4
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.—
Consolidated:. Metal
Consumers
,$4.16
(quar.)
37 Vac
Power-Co.;.
,
(quar.)
preferred- (quar.)
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
5-15
5-20
4-18
$1.04
-
prior preferred (quar.
Federated Department Stores—
.
Increased
quarterly
1
—
Federated Mortgage Corp- of Del-—
Fine
Arts
(San. Fran.)
1
16-
6
7-
1
6-
6
1
6-
6
$1.13
7-
1
6-16
(quar.)
First National City Bank (N. Y.)
$$1.30
8-
1
7-30
Firth Sterling Inc.,
Continental Motors Corp.
Cooper
(Peter)
_
15c
,
(quar.)
,
Inc.
7%
(increased
1
2
4-15
3-14
Ford
4-15
3-31
Foster-Forbes
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
10c
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
(quar.)
Co.,
33%%
(quar.)
Motor, Ltd. (Ordinary)
4-10
6-30
$2
3-31
6-16
Fram
$1.75
:
common:
7-
1
6-17
$1.75
9-29
9-17
$1.12 lb
4-15
4-
35c
.
5-
1
4-
7
4
—
of
9334c
6%
common
Canada,
-
4- 1
6-30
6-30
3-31
4-25
6-17
5- 1
5-26
4-21
.
Funds—
Ltd.
(s-a)
Realty
(increased)..
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
;
4- 5
4-19
5-1
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-25
4- 5
4- 5
4- 5
4- 5
4- 1
3-21
3-31
4-11
—__—
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)_
93%c
—_____——_
tquar.)
56Vic
Co., common
J.)
Hercules
Powder
Co,,
Hevi-Duty Electric
35c
Co.
Home
State Life
Common
Hoover Ball
30c
37V2C
5%
30c
50c-
25c
;
Bearing
&
(quar.)——.
,
Horn
&
Hardart.
(N.
~
(quar.).—,
Y.)
Y.), common
(quar.)—;
(N.
Syracuse
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
•
4% preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)_
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
-
'
Co.,
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
preferred (quar.)
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.
Class
5- 1
4-15
4-28
5-15
8-15
11-15
8- 1
11- 1
3-31
3-31
4-11
4-2
4- 1
B
25c
25c \
$2
50c
45c
60c
10c
30c
$1.10
$1
93%c
.
>
4-15
4-30
4-15
5- 1
4-15
,4-1
3-20
5^ 1
4-17
5- 1-4-21.
5- 1
4-10
5- 1
4-10.
,
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
3-31
3-31.
3-31
3-31
25c
25c
(quar.)—______
4-15
4- •
4-15
4- ■
4-15
3-15
tlOc
$40c
25c
4-15
3-15
4-15
5- 1
4-18
6-30
9-30
12-30
4-30
5- 1
4-11
3-15
3-29
10c
10c
10c
3-26
120c
i
(class A (quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd.
Class B
(quar.)
4- 1
4- 1
,
Inc.
2-17
4- 9
5- 1
4-15
4-15
9-10
'
(quar.)
Horn & Hardart Baking (N. J.) (quar.)
6-20
4-18
4-15
5- 1
50c
Insurance.(Oklahoma City)—
4% preferred
Household Finance Corp., common
4.40% preferred (quar.),
4-18
6-20
4-25
4- 4
4- 1
4-15.
30c
t
Border's
-
5- 1-
(quar.)—
(N. Y.)
4-15
5- 1
4-15
* 5- 1
"4-10
6-1
5- 1
-, 5- 9
4-15
.
& Co.
(Henry)
4-22
-
5-15
15c
(stock div.)
Holyoko Water Power Co. (quar.)_
Holt
3-25
5-15
—
Lumber .(quar.)——
(Eavfard)
4-11
$1.25
30c
:
(s-a)
Hlgbee Company (quar.)-,
Higbie Mfg. (quar.)
Hines
5- 1
,
'
!
4-11
53Vbc
(quar.)
preferred
5%
.
4-30
4-10
5- 1
55c
(H.
3-28
4- 4
4- 4
4- 8
4-30
4"30
10c
Hotel
25c
$25c
25c
»
(quar.)
4-15
5- 1
25c
25c
30c
21bc
45c
Home-(Joseph) Co. (quar.)__
3-26
' 4-11
3-28
4- 1
9c
Telegraph
4- 3
4-25
3-25
2IV4C
27 Vbc
25c
(quar.)
of
3-28
-
4-21
5-19
4-10
50c
tl2Vbc
56VsC
(quar.)—
A
4-1F
130c
(quar.)
,—
Ltd. (quar.)
series
Cos..
Co.
-
' '4-11
,
6-10
6-10
,
&
________—
class
Ltd.,
Co.,
Home Insurance
$1.25
(final)
(quar.)
Custodian
(L.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Frito
(s-a)__
30c
25c
4-15
4-21
5- 1
5- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-10
$1.50
40c
IIV2C
6.40%
Utilities
Friedman
75c
-
4-30
4-30
Holly Sugar, common (quar.)—.
1
5%
preferred (quar),—
6c
Class,
Co.
Corp.
Common
Franklin
'
$1.75
12c
$1.25
10%
preferred
Franklin
Fraser
Cudahy Packing Co., 4Va%'preferred (quar.)
Publishing
3-19
$5c
:
8%
4-15
&
(quar.);
A
Food
Foundation
Y.) —
Cuban American Sugar
7% preferred (quar.)
Curtis
4-
10c
cia6s
(quar.)
Crum & Forster,
7%
4-15
10c
N.
2
65c
-
(quar.)..
A
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
4-16
*-11
5- 5
Co., preferred (quar.)
Hercules Galion Products, Inc.—
7% preferred class A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
4Vt% preferred A (quar.)
—
—
pfd. (quar.)
7%
Inc., 5% pfd.
Machinery & Chemical—
4-
■
45c
Rubber
Fleming Company, common...
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Tubing Corp. (stock dividend)
Fluor Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)..
4-25
12 VaC
Company,
7
Insurance
&
Flexible
38c
Quarterly
B
4-
12c
7Vac.
4-21
4-30
5-15
6-30
6-30
Heppenstall
4- 1
4-15
...
:
Tire
$1.75
Craig Bit Co.. Ltd.
Class
4-15
Quarterly
45c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Crossett
3-24
<
Flying Tiger Line,
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
Cott Beverage Corp. (irreg.)County Trust Co. (White Plains,
v
3-28
4-15
12 VaC.
(quar.)
Cora Products Refining Corp.—
Common
4-18
$1.31 V*
Corp.—
$5.25 series A pfd.
Cooper-Jarret,
(increased).
(s-a)
Fund
Fireman's
Fil'estone
-
3-28
6- 1
4%
4%
(quar.)
Marx
(quar.)—
Co.
F.)
Co.,
33t%
4-10
4-10
°
8-19
14c
13Vbc
—:——
(quar.)
Steam Boiler Inspection
Corp.
Heinz
4-10
4-11
4-30
20c
7-
(Toronto)
$1
$1
5-19
4-11
Extra
7
56V»c
7-
Continental Ltfe Insurance
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-313-31
4-13
(quar.).,
Acceptance
(quar.)
$1.13
(quar.)
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-13
preferred
$1.12 Va
;
3-27
5-29
4-30
4-15
6- 9
9- 8
40c
62V2C
t$1.25
5% pfd. (quar.)
Stores
(J.
Hecht
4-10
5- 9
5- 9
6-10
6-10
3-31
$0,005
4%
$2.25
5-9
5- 1
6- 2
(payable In class A stk.)
(payable in class A stk.)
&
Schaffner
Heat-Timer Corp.
4-15
5-15
5-15
6-15
6-15
4-15
4-15
6-15
$0,005
—
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Continental Gin Co.,
4%%;pfd.
5-29
5-29
4-10
4-10
.
4-18
7-25
4-25
4-25
lOe
America, 4Va% pfd.
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd—
4VV% preferred C
(quar.)_:
5 % % preferred F (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
5% preferred D (quar.)
5% preferred E (quar.)
Hayes Industries (quar.)
Hat
*
.2
$4.52
-
6- 9
4-15
4-15
6-14
6-30
130c
(quar.)
(quar.)
oreferred
6%
Hart
6-15
6- 9
3-20
5- 7
4-16
<
—
Stock dividend
6-16
7- 1
5-26
V 8-25
11-25
5- 1
8- 1
5- 9
$1.25
$1.25
A"
dividend
Stock
8-8
11- 7
4- 1
.
Paper Products Corp.—
preferred (quar.)——
....
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.)
Fiduciary. Mutual Investing Co.—
- — ■
"*
(Quarterly from net investment income)—
Financial General Corp., common (quar.)__
,
6-16
9-15
"12-15
4-15
5-22
5- 1
"
5-20
8-19
11-18
5-20
8-19
11-18
Harbison-Wtalker Refractories—
Hart/,
25c
25c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.37 Va
.
45c
(extra)
(extra)
9-10
12-10
6-10
9-10
12-10
1
Funds, Inc.—
7"
"H-D
Hartford
Fibreboard.
4-15
60c
(quar.)
common
5-
50c
______
;
Co.
4-11
$1.25
-
Products
:
Extra
Consolidated'Natural Gas
1
37 Vac
(quar.)'—
preferred A (quar.).,
preferred B .(quar,-)
A
5-20
8-19
11-18
(quar.)
"H-C
3-14
28%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class B
?
preferred (quar.)
preferred,(quar.).
Assn.
5 Va %
47 VaC
Mortgage
3-24
6-10
9-10
12-10
; 6-10
Hancock Oil Co—
Fetieral Services Finance Corp. (Wash., D. C.)
5-
15c
.
Series
Series
4- 1
4-16
4-15
lc
lc
lc
lc
17c
50c
...
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.09
•.
+6c
(quor.)___.
(quar.)
preferred
$5 preferred
National
A
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd.,
4-15
5c
(monthly)
5-15
v:
—
preferred (s-a)_
5%
4-10
5- 1
4-30
7- 1
lc
*
(extra)
B
(monthly)
(monthly).;.
50c
$2.04
class A (monthly)
50c
(quar.)
$2.06
$2.20
A
4-15
$2
$2
$2
$2
(quar.)
Common
3-14
10c
lc
3-25
' 3-25
Controls, Inc.—
Hagan Chemicals &
5-29
5-9
20c
$1.3lV«
Power
.
&
A
Class
28C
(quar.)
:
•
4-15
$1.37'/a
5%% preferred (quar.)
(C. G.) Ltd., common
Conn
$2
1
40c
(quar.)
4-15
(Syracuse
—:
$1.16
Co.,
Concord Natural Gas, common
,
5-
$1.0G'/4
(quar.)
Commonwealth International, Ltd
$1.90 preferred
4-15
Insurance
(quar.)
$1.50
$2
$2
Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
;
4-18
$3
Co.
2%
(quar.).
4-25
5-9
4-10
-
Gypsum,
25c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
31 Vic
payment
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Connecticut Light &
1
:
Corp., $4.25 pfd.
preferred
preferred
5.25%
5-
usual
the
6-10
6-1
4- 7
6-10
6- 1
9- 1
12- 1
4-15
'4-15
'' ■ 4- 1
•
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gu.stin-Bacon Manufacturing
5c
$1.50
(quar.)—.—
com.
Traders Life
&
Y.)
Class
of
lieu
(quar.),
Columbus &. Southern Ohio Electric (quar.)
Combustion Engineering, Inc. (quar.)
A,
Commonwealth
Corp.,
4-30
4-18
4-18
15c
preferred
$5
Hartfield
(quar.)..
Special
Federal Mortgage (Del.)
Class B (monthly)
Corp.—
com.
on
4-11
$1.12 Va
common
4-22
11c
20c)
preferred (quar.)
Colorado
N.
Brewing
4- 8
4-15
4-15
Mobile & Ohio RR.—
$26c
preferred
150c
$1.50
$1.50
(quar.)__
Gulf
3-31
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
12V2C
(quar.)
6%
preferred
6%
12 28
Co.,
30c
(quar.)
A
Insurance
Federal Insurance
approximately
to
(quar.)
Printing
Textile
9
Colon Development—
(Equal
gtd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.16%
—
4-10
4-24
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
-
_
5
87'/2C
(quar.).
common
7%
class
A
Class
Hamilton
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)...^
Estabrooks (T. H.) Co., Ltd.—
$35
(quar. i_
4-30
50c
20c
87',2C
$5
5-
2
Co.,
preferred
$5
preferred
$5
5-
2
Co.
(quar.)
25c
50c
—
4-25
4-10
& Co.—
Co.,
&
4-10
'
4-25
$1.12Va
-—56V4C
$0.578125
(quar.)
Class
;
'
—
Ero
Fabien
50c
f
(s-a)
Equity
6-
Co.. (quar.)
common (quar.)
: 6- 2
• 4-25
.
"
J25c
—i25c
t25c
Great American Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
37VzC
Green (A. P.»
Fire Brick (quar.)—
;
25c
Green
(H.
L.)
Inc.
(quar.)
50c
Greyhound Lines (Canada) (initial)
t213/4C
Griesedieck Co., 5% convertible pfd. iquar.)
37V2C
5% convertible preferred (quar.)—
37Vac
Gross Telecasting, commori (quar.)_.
40c
Class B (quar.)
—
7VaC
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
(quar.)
12Vbc
Grafton
3-21
tlOc
(quar.)........
Corp.,
common
(stock
dividend).
(13/100tli of a share of Financial Gen¬
eral Corp. common for each share held)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)..
—
9-
$1.25
4- 8
$1.19
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)__
common
6-26
37 VaC
Cleveland
Colgate-Pahnolivo Co.,
&
A
4-14
4-15
5- 1
5-15
20c
(N. Y.) (quar.)___
Heating Products, Ltd.,—
9-25
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
'7%
Manufacturing
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
8%
Equity
3
15c
Clayton Mark & Co. (quar.)Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
Williamsport RR.
&
Class
7-11
—
common
£
4-31
4- 4
40c
(quar.)...—iii.—_——
$1.25
(quar.)-
Series
preferred
7
10-23
37 VaC
Series
$4.50
4-
1
37V2c
:
:
„
Common
Gas
3-30
5-
8V/2C
(quar.)
Common
Series
4-15
$1.12 Va
37 VaC
Common
Cincinnati
Elmira
Enamel
3Va% preferred (quar.)
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
Chicago
1
8%
8%
;
4-4
4-4
Empire Trust Co.
9C
10c
40c
—.——,
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred B"^ (qudr.)J_.^_n__._
preferred B (quar.)
—
8%
.
each share held
for
Economics Laboratory
20c
Chemical Fund,
8%
8%
5-15
3-31
£
hr.-55©£'y:?;4 5- I
.
Corp.
preferred
preferred
Utility Corp. (quar.)
,
Chamberlain Co. of America (stock dividend)
R.)
4-15
■
Southwest—
the
of
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
6%
4-15
$1.75
$1.50
—
6-2
4-15
preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)—
.
(quar.)—_
common
A (accum.) —
$6
B (accum.)
Eastern Sugar Associates ctfs. of beneficial
interest
(stock
dividend)
7/20ths of
a
Corp.—
37VzC
Slates
Inc.,
(quar.)
(Maryland)—
preferred
$7
,
(quar.)_._._„
preferred
par tic.
Eastern
62V.-C
$1.30
6%
4-15
(1956), Ltd.,
Canada
iW.
Grace
3-31
50c
of
1
3-1
Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)—25c
Grand Union Co., 412% preferred (quar.)—
56V<c
3-31
Pont Co.
-
50c
5%
3-26
4-15
$4.50
$$i.25
-
Mfg. Co..———
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada) Ltd.—
i
4%
preference (quar.)-_.^
—
Goulds Pumps Inc., .common
(quar.)
4- 3
4-18
4-17
4-17
4-16
:4-, 3
Goodman
4-10
4-10
x.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5c
—_—
,
preferred
4%-% -preferred
de Nemours & Co.—
I.)
(E.
4lb%
4- 4
87V2C
$1.12Va
participating preferred (quar.)..
Central Public
.
4-15
(quar.)
Laboratories—
&
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co.,
4-25
3-17
Chemical Co.
$3.50
Ltd.—
preference
Gas
Kansas
Dow
4-11
Co.
McBean
Gladding,
3-1
5- 1
4-30
5-15
5- 1
$l€c
—
of Indiana—
(quar.)-
preferred
$4.25
;•
3-27
(quar.)
4-30
87VzC
preferred ;(quar.)
$2.20
?
'
■
-
37Vbo
Getty Oil Co., 4% preferred (quar.)^_
;—_
Gimbel Bros., Inc., com. /quar.)—_—^—_
3-27
4-15
10c
.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Securities
Central-Illinois
\ ;
.
preferred
4-10
4-30
4-1
4-15
35c
Investments,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$25c
$15e
$$1.75
common
5-15
4- 7
4- 7
(quar.l
preferred
5.20%
3-28
3-28
3-28
4-1
25c
_—
Central of Georgia Ry.,
5%
Dover Corp.—
60c
Central
5%
3-31
Ltd.,
Co.,
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
General Telephone
3-25
4-1&
6-2
5- 1
*5-1
10c
$2 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
£ 5%
preferred (quar.)
■
4-28
5-1
preferred (quar.)
1
5-
60c
——
preference (s-a)
Coal & Coke (s-a)
5%
Textile
;
;
5:25c
$12VaC
—.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preference
1%
4-21
33c
Sugar (quar.)
Canada
Central
4-10
$1
Dominion
1
$1.05
—-——
Central Aguirrc
4-
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
Instrument
Extra
3-14
4-15
Co.—
common
Celotcx Corp., common
5% preferred (quar.)
Cenco
3-31
4-15
5%
preferred uquar.)
(quar.)—__
4.20ft-
4-30
(quar.).—
preferred
—
Light,
&
Power
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
7%
•
4-15
preferred
5%
General
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-10
4-11
3-14
2-27
,.
$1.23
933,ic-
Co
'
4-20
4-30
4-15
$17»bc
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd.,
3-31
l933iC
——
—
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
Guaranteed
(quar.)
Carolina
3-31
4-15
137 V2C
common
(quar.)
Plasties,, Inc.
Capital
*•
4-15
5c
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)—
7Va%
Canadian Vickers,
4-15
|30c
3-31
'
.
—.
4-15
5-1
5- 1
5- 1
5-9
4-23
4-18
75c
50c
50c
3Vb%
preferred
(quar.)
——
$3.75 preferred tquar.)^—
—. —
General Shoe Corp., common (quar.)
V
$3.50 preferred series A iquar.).^—
General Steel Wares Co., Ltd,, com. (quar.)
4-17
■
81
loe
,
(quar.).^.^
common
$5
5-16
$1.25
$$1.50
£;
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
com.
4-15
4- 4
5-8
General Motors Corp.—
6-30
$50c '
$$1.12Va
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
5- 1
4-15
6-2
50c
(quar.)..—„
Inc.
General Merchandise
3-31
6- 2
^5-23
5-15
5- 1
5- 1
.
:—
Dynamics Corp. < quar.)—;
Electric Co. (quar.l
Electric, Ltd.
(interim)
General
General
5-23
4-10
5- 1
Foundries & Steel, Ltd.-—
Dominion
Dominion Glass
Co., Ltd.—
6-14:
5- 1
5-15 :-r\
7- 1
4-30
4-30
Co.,
Baking
Mills,
General
4- 4
-
3-31
3-15
preferred (quar.)_._--._..--,.^*--_--i
4%
4-7
4-25
$$1.25
$20c
$50c
- * $15c
$37VaC
preferred (quar.)————...
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.).
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-ai).—Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)
2nd convertible preference (quar.)
3-15
5-
5-1
5-15,
$30c
2 Vic
37VaC
39c
X17V2C
25c
—
——
5%
4-15
37VaS
7c
(quar.)—.—j
(quar.).——...
preferred
$1.56
4-15
5-. 1
v
Dodge Mfg., common
4
5-15
—:——;
115c
Canadian
25c
25c
45c
4-23
4- 8
4- 1
T2,bc : •
40c V
;
:—
General
4-28
4-15
______
—
(quar.)
common
General
4-10
4-10
b- 1
$1
preferred (quar.)
Co..tquar.).
When Hol&ert
Payable of Rec.
5-1 ; 4-23
55c
56}.»c'
....——
Gardner-Denver Co.,
4- 4
u
AA
preferred (quar.)
Gabriel Co., 5%
OameweU
6- 5
12- 5
5-15
4- 8
3-27
5- 5
5- 5
4-7
—
——
Laboratories
Diketau
4-15
6-15
'12-15
6-2
4-18
common
preferred
$1.50
4-15
50c
__—
Ltd.
5-15
4-25
4-25
50c
——
(quar.)———
(qnur.)i„——
—_
Gardner,
5-15
60C
Investment,
4-10
4-10
Co.
55c
preferred (quar.1.
6%
Canadian General
5- 1
(quar.)——_—1,—
Giorgio Fruit, class A (quar.)——.—
Di
3-31
(quar.)
Canada Tunnel
Edison
$1.75
J
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse
5- X
3-31
62VjC
62VzC
$1
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—;
Yard (quar.)—i.
$3.50
Detroit &
4-15
Insurance—
—.
3-31
4-10
93%c
30c
j35c
50c
—
$3.50 1st preferred
to
$2.50
Detroit
4-15
<s-a)_____tlVsC
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. < quar.)
37 VaC
Campbell. Soup Co, (quar.)
—
Canada Iron Foundries Ltd.—
t$1.06Vi
-preferred (quar.) A.
170c
Canada Steamshln. Lines, Ltd. (increased)—.
J50c
Canadian Bronze' Ltd., common (quar.)
J $1.25
5% prelerenee (quar.)_
J15c
Canadian Drawn Steel Co., 00c pfd. (quar.)
——
4-14
5- 1
$1.12
Denver Union Stock
3-13
4-15
.————•
Participating:
12-20
$1.06
—___
(quar.)———
common
&iare
'•
25c
Co., 4Vjs%
».R. E.)
Funsten
Corp.—
Tramway
3-31
$1.17 Vb
Camden Fire Insurance Assn.
i
7
4-21
—-
Liie
States
4-15
4-15
—
_«.
Western
Stock dividend
12-31
I5c
$1
(quar.)—
Inc.
$2.50 to
3-14
1
6c
preferred iquar.)___———
—
7%
preferred (quar.)——
___—.
California Packing' Corp. (quar.)
Extra
3-
4-15
40c
6%
California
f
$1.27 V2
(quar.)
Denver
.,.4-15
1
5-
75c
_——
Portland Cement
preferred (quar.)—,—
Daystrom,
4-11
4-19
+5c
t50c
—
<quar.).
5.10%. preferred
5-
137c
(quar.)—
California-Oregon Power, common
California
3-29
4-21
5-12
——
—
35c
—
4Va% preferred (quar.)————_—
Dana Corn., 3%% preferred A (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co.,
Class A (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd. (»-a)_
——
Calgary Power Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
California Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)—.
'
9
10c
—-■—
$f.50
$4.70 preferred
7-
$4.24
9
7-29
———
Caldwell Linen Mills,
California
7-
nbc
h.
Quarterly
7-29
per
v
.
(quar.)
Fuller Mfg. Co.
12- 5
Crystal Dairies, Inc. (quar.)
Dallas Power As Light Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)
tl5c
Burroughs Corp.. (quar.)—
12-264- 8
class
Common
6- 5
9- 5
5c
(irreg.)
Mines
6-26
9-26
50c
:
Laboratories, Ltd., voting
Daitch
Ltd. (quar.)
Burns & Co.,
Bush
5-
l%d
50c
50c
—
(quar.),—
J2$c
—"r-r—
r-—•
—-—r
Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
Free of British income
tion of depositary.
Mines,
.
'W $
Name of Company
Fuller Brush. Co., class A
(quar.)
117Vbc
—
'
/
„
,.
,,
V ;
' "
'
(quar.),,
A
4-15
When
H olden
Payable of Rec.
„
Share
Name of Company
..
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp.—
3-28
10c
60c
Burma
::
Payable of Rec.
-
Budget Finance Plan,
.
Par
Holder$
When
Par
*
,
20c
4-30
5- 1
4-18
Huttig Sash & Door—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
>
(annual)
i
$1.23
$1.25
$1.25
5c
25c
45c
pfd.
(quar.)_
57V2C
4-15
35e
5- 1
'
Hydra-Power
Hydraulic
Corp.
Press
Hydro-Electric
I-T-E
Illinois
Circuit
Brick
;
(N. Y.)
Brick
Co.
Securities
Breaker.
Co.
(quar.)™
(quar.)
4.60%
(quar.)__,
(Continued
on
page 48)
6-16
9-15
12-15
4-15
4-11
3-18
•
4-1
4-18^
Volume
187
Number 5731
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Stock Record
«»
York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
28
Oct
21
37% Feb 12
S3
Nov
13
11 %• Jan
2
36% D
30
:c
13 % Oct
21
1
24
Mar<-1
Feb
13
19% Oct
13
102% Jan
7
May 17
8
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
Dec
Jan
I
16% Jan
28
l
Jun
Aug 28
«% May 28
19% Jan 16
25
.1J 4
13% Dec 20
70
Oct
30
3% Dec
190
80 % Dec
28%
-
30
Oct
17
Jan
M
18% May 13
17% Jan 14
9% Jun 14
240
31
17% Jan
Dec
146
30
17
Oct
24
Sep
«
Dec
30
2
31% Apr
% Jan
11% Jan
3
108
fl
23
2
19
Apr
75
4',a Jan
2
165
80
Jan
2
37% Mar 11
96
Jan
Jan
9
12% Jail
14% Feb
20
Jan
Oct
4
40 % Jan
8
27
13
Jail
32% Apr
35% Jan
2
47% Mar 19
74
6
80
Jan
10
8
July
8
11% Mar 25
23
13
147% Jun
70% Aug
24% Jan
Oct
30
113
7
7
3
26% Jan
2
99
16
27
2
34% Mar 11
26% Feb 25
32% Mar 12
60% Jau
74% Mar 24
10% Oct
11
Amcrace
81
16
Amerada
19
85% Jau
9
91
Feb
20
34% Jan
13
40
Apr
3
97% Jan
3
102
62
8
19'% Feb
33% Jan
37% Feb
s
July
7»
25
2
Jan
28
22% Mar 13
2
Mar 31
80
6
Mar 21
15%
American Bakeries
Co
18
Amer
■4% Jan
4
13
Jan
2
19
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
37'% Nov 27
20% May a
6% July 11
45% July 21
41% Jan
2
35% Jun
42% Mar
19
Aug
8
3% Oct 22
f
20
38% Dec 30
53% Jan 29
7
40
Feb
84% July
•
39 % Jan
64
Sep
S
19% Jan
16% Mar 21
19
Jan
2
4% Jan 21
44% Mar
24
6
Inc
5% preferred
American Cable & Radio
2
45% Feb
5
71% Mar 31
2
29% Jan
17
80% Jan
3
35% Oct
39% Jan
17
23% Oct 20
11% May Jl
1315 Dec 30
<8% July 18
29% Apr 30
17% Aug 27
17% Jan 14
46% Mar 25
American Crystal Sugar
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
32
American
33
49
Oct
2|l
10% Oct 21
16% Dec
'
23
Oct
7
l
28
Feb
24
2
14% Jan
32% Feb
2
18% Apr
2
12
36% Jan
3
19% Jan
Mar 28
17% Mar 13
2
24% Mar 25
11% Jan
»
29% May 22
38% Jau
2
10% Jan
2
21% Mar
75
7
95
-13% Jan
125
Feb
2
18
6
13% Jan
17% Apr 23
29% Oct 22
70
Jun
81% Feb
19% Dec 30
25
96% Mar
Jau
13% Feb
4
44% Mar 20
Jan
4
28
14%
15%
32:%
33%
95%
13%
13%
73%
13%
74%
23%
74
13%
74%
74%
73%
23%
23
22%
23
46
46%
45%
45%
44
32%
45%
32%
3 2 In
44%
44%
11%
32%
11%
32%
32
11%
11%
32%
43%
4^%
11%
11%
43%
11%
11%
44%
44%
44%
44
*78%
79%
44%
79'%
79
79
99
99
32%
32%
28%
28%
28
28%
27
67 %
68%
67%
68%
*22%
23%
*98
23%
*22%
32%
33 %
*37
33'A
37%
37 %
37
88
37
89%.
70
87%
16%
69%
10%
16
87%
69%
15%
89%
70
*68%
16%
15%
88%
69%
15%
90 %
22
88%
39%
*101%
102
27%
Distilling
May 27
Jau
43% July 16
32% Jan
79
Feb
4
Jan
American Encaustic
Tiling
American
&
37% Feb
6
83% Feb
11
Jan
21
8
Oct
22
68% July 18
28% Jun 13
47% Jan
16
17% Jan
17
88
Jun
28
99% Feb
92
20% Dec 20
29
6
July 31
24
Dec
11
11
Nov
14
July 31
18% Jun 12
9% Jan
7
8% Mar 21
44
Oct
31
Jan
11
7
Jan
8
57% Mar 24
21% Mar 21
2
20% Feb 28
23% Jan
American Home
2
Jan
93 % Feb
•
•
21
23% Mar
7
23% Jan
7
13 % Mar 17
9% Jan
24
22
84% Jan 21
48% Jan
59% Mar 11
18% Dec 23
23% May 3
27% May 17
20% Jan
28%
30% Oct 22
33% Oct
10% Dec
141
Nov
22
66% July 11
18% Jan
I
24
15
188
52% Dec
31
35 % Dec
4
34% Jan
17% Oct 21
Apr
10
31
97% July
3
63% Jun 11
133% Nov
4
155% Jan 24
39% Oct
18
113
Oct
45% Jan
30
27% Dec 31
123% Feb 15
•
43 % Mar 12
22 % Nov
3
6
47% Jan
2
67% Dec 31
40
Oct
24
Apr 24
14% Apr 25
7% Oct
24
12
30
160
Oct
22
69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
25
Dec
30
8% Oct 22
24
NOV
7
22% Oct
4
9% Oct
21
-
19% Oct 22
Jan
179 % Mar
78",'a Jan
131% Feb
13
50
145
Apr
35% Jan
43
3
Mar 12
27% Mar 27
63% Jan
8
46 % Mar 24
Apr
154
Jan
49
117% Jan
27% Jan
Jan
16
Feb
25
33
6
28
124
65% Jan
Feb
Feb
5
73% Mar 28
25% Feb
31% Jan
12
6
33% Jan
2
8% Jan
2
11% Mar 19
4
167% Jan
2
31
14
74% Feb
122% Jan
27
8
30% Mar
5
20
174% Jan
82% Apr
21
133
29
Jan
3
29% Feb
11% Mar 31
28% Mar
6
25% Jan 23
Jan
23% Jan
10
6
3
2612 Mar 13
19% Mar
7
10% Jan
2
12% Jan
28
23% Aug
72% Jan
6
22% Jan
2
26% Feb
5
81
May
Dec
footnotes
22% Jan
156-
8
45
22
9
2
22
21
Jan
2
30
24% Oct
154
9% Jan
Dec
22% Oct
9
26
31%. Feb
32% Dec 30
6
14% Mar 13
25% Jan
43
,
39% Mar
42% Jan
11% Jan
27 % Feb
30
Aug 29
36% Jan
34% Apr
44% July 11
11% July 28
39% Dec
E4
Mar 13
see
Preferred
American
26
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
Mar 18
36% Jan
24
26% Mar 25
80
Feb
12
42%
1,700
3,700
30%
30%
30%
30%
16%
16%
16%
161;,
17%
18%
17%
17%
*33%
34%
*33%
24%
24%
600
43%
24
35,600
>2,400
1,400
3,500
34
24%
12%
12%
12%
42%
42%
20%
*81%
85
83%
100
*99
18%
84%
*15%
16
*100
i3',»
*18%
84
83%
16.
105
13
1
*80
84%
*15%-.
*100
1
105
*12%
.
13
*18 %
,
102
36%
37
36%
*81%
54%
84
18%
*100%
7
20%
*95
2
54%
20%
100
20%
102
*78
21
20%
84
82%
*15%
*78
84
82
•
83
16
16
105
*12%
13
13
13
*18%
*100%
102
18%
.•
18%
*100%
35%
36 %
35%
100
1,000
18%
102
200
;
35%
84
81%
81%
*81%
53%
54
52%
52%
51%
20%
19%
20
19
19%
100
•95
11,?00
51%
19%
*95
100
*95
84
1
20
■
21
20%
23
*21%
23
13%
*13
13%
8%
8%
8%
57%
58
8%
57%
27
57%
57%
27
57%
26%
27
26
26
38%
26%
26
38%
37%
38
37%
36%
12%
36%
37%
37%
37%
35%
36 %
35
35%
34%
12%
12%
12%
156
12%
12%
12%
par
*150
156
27%
52%
par
43%
*143%
25
47
27%
52%
44
146%
47
123%
123%
30%
30%'
20%
8%
,
*150
26%
f
8%
20
%
*22%
12%
*150
20%
20%
20%
23
*21%
•13
8%
13%
8%
57%
2,200
23
12%
57%
160
•150
•
200
36,300
3,100
3,100
2,400
34%
3,600
13
160
24,700
,
27
26%
51%
52%
51%
51%
50
51
43%
43%
42%
43%
41%
42%
146%
145%
145%
145
47
*123%
30
47
126
30
47
26%
26 %
146
29
47 %
126
*123%
29%
26%
146%
47
*123%
1,400
48,400
100
*13%
,
3,000
5,500
16
*100
7,500
13,100
21%
105
*100
36%
*81%
>
3,100
?
84
*22
20
28%
47%
126
1,700
550
10,700
•
700
600
20
29%
3,700
72%
4,100
73%
73%
73%
28
73%
28
27%
73%
27%
72%
25
28%
32%
28%
28%
28%
33%
32%
33%
1,400
32%
5
33%
10%
32%
10%
33%
10%
10%
1,320
100
10%
171,%
*10%
171%
10%
172%
10%
172%
173%
172%
80%
80%
80'/a
127%
127 %
Tobacco-
-
25
79%
100
127%
common
25
Co
80
127%,
29% -'
23%,
80%
128
127
29%
28%
28%
17.000
11%
11%
11%
11%
18,500
11%
11%
25
25%
Corp
180
28%
11%
27
26%
*26
11%
24%
26%
11%
25
27
27
*26
400
26
11
11%
2,300
23%
25
24
24%
4,000
43 %
28,800
50
44%
45%
43%
44%
43
49%
44%
50%
49%
49%
X49
49%
6.25
*47%
48
47%
48
*96%
100
21.80
34%
34%
33%
34%
33 %
10
25%
25%
24%
25%
24
—14
*27%
28%
26%
26%
100
27%
26
11%
No par
*97
•27
26%
11%
No par
Oil
18,500
28%
*26
Mining—
128
300
31,600
11%
—_25
Anderson Clayton & Co
82%
27
Smelting„i
Corp
1
.
173
11%
11%
*26%
&
80
128
72%
27
5
com—
series
Lead
28%
172
___25
$4 preferred
Copper
44%
44
Corp
Anderson-Prichard
1,000
•
25
Amphenol Electronics
Anaconda Co
Andes
n
GOOD
12%
1
Anaconda Wire & Cable
33
24
,
FRIDAY
43%
20%
common
Anchor Hocking Glass
Corp—
Common
26
24%
34
95
100
2,300
21,400
tr
33%
44%
10
48% Mar 13
08% Mar 10
24%
-
CLOSED
*93%
95
I_25
57% Mar 25
2
34
33%
12%
No par
Works
5%%
*33 %
43%
EXCHANGE
41%
12%
100
Co
6%; series
Zinc
44%
41
STOCK
69%
5
7
Mar 20
naee
Viscose
Preferred
16%
33%
*93%
40%
41%
69%
20%
10
Tel & Tel Co
American Water
95
v.
43%
Sugar Refining common
American
71
13
Co
American Tobacco
6%
preferred
42%
70
20%
6% noncumulative
preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
American
42
71
33%
44%
100
Co
42%
70
33%
*93%
>
4
43%
12%
Co
7%
preferred
American Sumatra
--42%
.
7,000
19%
42%
43%
Building Co„No
Refg com
No
American Stores
40 %
15%
20%
1
2
Jan
50
22,700
3,800
10
10
com
41
88
par
American Optical Co
1
Amer Potash & Chemical
No par
Amer Rad & Std
Sany common
5
7% preferred
100
7% preferred
American Snuff
40%
17%
preferred
47% Jan
43% May 31
40
Products
American Natural Gas
American News Co
Amer Smelt &
40%
40%
16%
Fdry common
convertible
American Ship
43%
31%
American Molasses Co
American Motors Corp
American Seating
42%
100
&
2
95% May 9
80% July 12
50
400
■
35
12.50
preferred
13
Jan
1,300
27%
60%;
22%
4
17
Amer Machine & Metals
No par
Amer Metal Climax Inc
common
1
*Vz%
preferred
100
5% %
•19
4%
34%'
24%
15%
19%
16%
16%
15%
4
16%
16%
15%
*19
4%
43%
40%
*33
1
Jan
11
■
"
34%
19%
43 %
43%
No par
40
Mar 24
500
V;
•78%
*19
30%
40c
8
48
21,800
40
22
■"Y 4
4%
43%
44%
Products
American Metal
19
4
15%
31%
Ice Co common
American Mach
15%.
44%
Corp
3.90%
19
No par
6%
Amer
35%
800
400
89%
•60
r
*78%
31%
Foreign Power__No
American
15%
43%
40%
Hills
American Gas & Electric Co
American Hardware
Corp
American Hawaiian SS Co
16% Mar 11
2
34%
*79%
15%
1
American Enka
Corp
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
84% Mar 31
14
36
'35%
78
H20
Co
American Investment Co of 111
5%% prior preferred
63
22%
1,100
13,600
102
39%
27%
60%
22
36
95
18% Mar 25
100
Jan 27
22
J
27%
*60
78
*93%
27
Aug 20
*27%
601 a
10
14% Jan
29% Oct
89%
,.!■
102
22%
35%
100
-
noncumulative preferred
American International
78
39%
102
21%
34
13
41-
89%
39%
102
27%
*60
22%
71%
Feb
96
•88
39%
27%
60
y
%
89
39%
103
43%
96
102
22,100
33%
37
92%
43%
3
10
4,200
72,900
24
70%
70%
31
Oct
*22%
26,400
400
37%
*33%
Jan
93
24
310
31%
27%
64%
26%
64%
32%
1,500
98
31%
28%
*31%
10
Jan
2
.
1,800
3,900
23%
98
32%
*22%
No par
Jau
Jan
23
102
32
%
*27%
No par
13
16
%
32
CO
com
94
11
♦98
32
23
*8-)
25
73
17% Jun
23%.
102
4,600
78%
16%
20
8
27
V
32
800
11,900
40C
70%
12.50
16% Aug 19
•7% Jun
7
Feb
24
'
10
90
I50
84% Dec
13
78
64 Va
H_2
12
2
13%
'
24%
39%
29
16% Jun
13%
23%
10
14,400
74%
23
30%
par
55.000
13%
73%
23%
*101%
10% Feb
13
*93%
"
95
13%
*23
100
73% No? 26
12% Oct 22 ~
iSVn Jan
2
170
15%
34
95%
No par
92-
Nov
130
14%
1
American Chicle Co
34
02% Jan
22
25,100
85
33
No par
100
Co common
7%
preferred
American Chain & Cable
21
3
10
4%
180
*83
96
Corp_H_l
American Can
42% Jan
Mar
4%
180
■
83%
34
oar
common.
«
24
189
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
93% Feb 27
Oct
33
15%
37
Corp
75% Nov 26
28
178%
2,000
33-,,
1
11% Dec
75
14%
32
com
20
19
75
4%
*93%
50
preferred
18%
76%
4%
85
4,000
2,900
ill
19
35'%
(The)—II-l
com
111
5,400
14
96%
20
4%% conv preferred
American Bank Note common
6 '/o
preferred
American Bosch Arma
112
GOOD
FRIDAY
2%
34%
ih
Coi-pIL„~No
Amer Brake Shoe Co
4 7o
convertible
17%
31%
160
2%.
13%
*74%
190
*33
31%
*154
*93%.
12.50
Corp
Petroleum
86
STOCK
CLOSED
1
Agricultural Chemical—No
par
^American Airlines common1
3%% convertible preferred
100
%
" Mar 26
32% Jan
lo
preferred
Amer
17
195%
84%
*111
1,700
1,000
15,100
EXCHANGE
100
gtd
No
Amalgamated Sugar Co
3
18% Feb
8
140
3
27% Apr
3
59% Mar 19
192
par
_
Co—
33%. Apr
40% Mar
71% Feb
I
4=%
common
21
93% Jan
Mar
76%
4%
*189
—No par
21
2
8
*74%
112
3,000
'»
49%.' 50
14%
4%
*111
-
>
'
*185% 204%
31%
14'/a
76%
14
'
2%
4%
14
-
160
*74%
14
51
2%
;
18%
1
Inc
33% Feb
2
;
18%
1
27% Jan
25
31%
*154
k
3
21%
204%
18%
1
convertible
31%
500
21%
49%
18%
IIIIH_5
Amalgamated Leather
6%
21%
500
18%
111%
Dye
13
.
18%
*187
160
2%
18 %
18%
100
24% Feb
Feb
-May
67% July
104% Feb 12
2
30%
*154
/
2,300
8%
20%
.
205
3,900
177%
18%
(
;
26%
8%
5
15
14% Jail
31
27
30
Jan
3
52
*26%
'177%
.
81/4
IHoo
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
'Aluminium Limited
No par
Aluminum Co of America—
64% Jail
99% Mar 28
88
Jan
Jan
50%
*190
160
2%
21%
:
8%
18 %
21%
120%
4,800
4,800
11,800
22% ' 22%
27
13%
111%
Inc
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
22%
17%
20%
22%
180
8%
18
31
*154
Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp
commo»—No par
4% preferred
inn
22
91% Jan
30^
~100
1
Allied
13
1
Jan
32 % Dec
6
21
Jan
s
18.-
37% Aug
IS
15% Jan
Apr
,i
22
Jan
.
%
27
178
8%
18>i»
*21%
IIIlOG
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills——.
8%
22
26%
178%
"
8%
18 lit
II__2
22%
26%
*175
53%
common
&
22%
26%
177
204%
common
Industries
22%
26%
52
preferred A
Allied Chemical
Allied Kid Co
1
i
22%
177
100
43'%
16%
•
800
5,700
16%
42%
17%
20%
*193
_
108%
16%
43%
16%
2
Alleghany & West Ry 6%
49% Mar 24
2
43%
.
20%
100
conv
Allen
43 %
17%
No par
series
prior preferred
No
preferred
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
6r/o
43
51%
*106
Shares
33%
51
2
tJhe Week
Apr. 4
33%
16%
20%
II
$4 conv
4
32 % Dec
r
27
92
18
Sep
91% Jan
.18% Mar 28
10
30
1951
preferred
5%%
16%
17%
Corp
Alleghany Corp
27
24% Feb
83% July
21
4% %
Jan
30% Jau
53% Juiy
51
I
21
29% Jan
Oct
210
80% Feb
Oct
Gas
*106%
Friday
Apr. 3
52%
108%
16%
Sales for
Thursday
34
20%
10
Co
7%
preferred
Aldens Inc common
5 % Jan 27
Mar 17
21
Dec
pfd
Alco Products Inc
2
72% Jan
102
Engineering
Vicksburg Ry___
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining
Mar 26
13
31% Jan
Alabama
3
16
31
93% Nov
111% Mar
Jan
24% NOV
-23
2
Jan
33
77
Jail
J4
22
59
2
72
30% Feb 21
83% Nov
2
51%
.
17%
^
conv
16%
43 %
*33%
52%
20%
.1—IIIIHUl
Alabama &
27
14
4.50%
33%
108
17%
nar
Corp
Air Reduction Inc
common
3% Mar 26
14% Jan 20
2
3
36 % May
9
119
May 18
29
Jan
4
5'Jl4 Dec 30
Dec
6
Mar
•2
'
.23% Nov 19
21% Dec
210
43
33%
20%
Corp
Aetna-Standard
6
3
59
20
27% Dec
7
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 1»
20% Dec 17
Nov
Feb
!24% Jail
8(1% Jan
7
35
Aeroquip Corp
88% Jail
30
,70% Dec
8
23% July
30% Dec 24
Nov
3
13
10% Nov 25
68% Nov 1«
20-% Nov 2fl
12
Admiral
No
j.
Addressograph-Multigraph
4
52
108
l
IIIIIIIH_1
Adams-Millis Corp
Mar 26
V 56% Mar
8
Co
_
.65% Apr
110% Jun
12% Oct 22
25% Dec
23
49% Jan 13
193% Jan
Apr
9% Feb
21% Jan
2
14% Apr
93% Dec
87
180
160
23
10% Dec 30
107
2
Jan
25% Dec 16
July
27
24 % Jan
7
232% Jun 28
2
Acme
Adams Express Co
143
25
IIII"
Inc
52%
sale PRICES
Apr. 2
jq
3
5
Steel
^
HI
ACF-Wrigley Stores
24% Jan
22% Feb
7
lfl
,
18% Mar 10
52
*107%! 109%
16%
16%
5
33%
high
Wednesday
Apr. 1
33%
III 00
v._
Inc
19% Jau
7
23'4 Dec 30
Vending Corp__
ACF Industries
*20% Jan
Jun
11% July |
31% July 23
65% July «
.
4i% Oct 21
155
14% Jan
:
ABC
Tuesday
Mar. 31
y
"Abbott Laboratories common
4% conv preferred
Mar 27
16% Mar 26
45% Feb 14
37% Jan
Monday
par
Abacus Fund—
54 Vb Mar 24
109
LOW and
STOCK
EXCHANGE
34% Mar 21
Jan
14% Jan
31
176% Feb
43% Jan
204-
11
16% Dec
51% July 15
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
68% Jan
-
6%. Dec 30
,
3
18 % May 27
Dec 27
20% Dec 24
133
30% Jan
14
NEW YORK
Highest
17
84
21
Lowest
33% Jun
.
STOCKS
Range Since Jan
Highest
47%
*97
48
100
%
33%
24%
*26%
27%
42
%
*47%
47%
•97
49
48%
10
420
2,000
100
33%
34
1,500
24
24%
6.600
27%
400
•26%
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
16
Monday, April 7, 19d6
(1552)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
LOW
STOCKS
Prevloua
Bangs for
Lowest
Highest
21% Dec
31
39% Dec
10
65% Jan
16% Jan
10% Oct 21
22
79
Feb
18
6
15
12
6Tb Jan
9
Jan
2
94% Jan
6
2
27% Oct 22
34
May
4
103
Jan
4
78
Jun
6
28
6
16% Nov J!)
8% Nov
7
27
Jan
2
27
Jnn
11
17% Jan
10% Feb
6
91 b Jan
31% Dec
13
29 % Jan
Ja n
23
8<> lb Jan
IB
27% Jan
68% Nov
6314 NOV
6% Nov 22
29
Jan
67
2nd
24%
23%
43%
42;-
43
41%
42
40%
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18%
17%
4%
4 T.»
15%
26'.-,
15Ta
28%
28%
28%
8%
8%
3%
!—,—,-5
77% Feb
7
19Tb Feb
1
13
95
36% Nov
13
67% Jun
75% Nov
1
00 V* July
30
6% Dec
84
5
Jan
34
Feb
24
92
Feb
28
23
16
Jun 15
32% Jan
40% Jan
90
5
5
8% Feb
Feb
16
14 54 Jan
14
Dec
17
18
66
Dec
30
79% July 16
14
Mnr 29
59
IBVbMnr 22
30
May 15
7% July
B
48 Va Jul J
3
10% Jan
17% Mar 21
30% Jan
39% Feb 14
Nov 28
7
26
16 Vs Nov
25% Oct 21
4% Oct 22
1
18 % Nov
65% Jan 23
Jan
4%
*4%
4%
26%
26%
26%
1,500
15%
15%
4,400
28%
28%
28%
700
8%
8,700
"
7% Jan
5lib Jan
47 lb Jan
Mar 14
——_
31%
21%
31%
74%
74Tb
74%
18%
17 Tb
18 Va
177b
9Tb
331b
9%
9Tb
32%
32%
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91
30
31
30 Vb
>30%
36%
35%
36
87%
87%
87 Tb
7%
7%
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15
15
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64%
9%
9%
17%
64
17%
38%
,
37
6'
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6
2,000
34%
35%
17,500
87
87
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FRIDAY
9%
33 %
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37%
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99
74%
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33%
9%
9%
31%
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>
8
8 %
8
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31%
32%
;—No par
Conv prior pref
($1.20 >—iNo par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_—5
Avco Mfg Corp (They common—_3
$2.25 conv preferred . —No par
22
22
28%
75l4
Austin Nichols common
Mar 13
10
7% Jan
43
4%
15% .* 15%
32
non-cum
2,800
26%
99%
1$
:—__L10
preferred-i
110
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4'ft
preferred——
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common—.
10
$3.75 series B preferred—
100
Atlas Corp common
——1
5Vc preferred ——
it.—-20
Atlas Powder Co——;
20
Common
5%
9% Jan 24
6% Jan
24
Jnn
Feb
8(5
6
94
Jan 25
11% Jan 24
2
2
10
8
2
25
9
50
200
-
4%
75%
100
8,100
%%
26%
31%
Associates
|>
12,700
15%
28 Tb
99%
1st preferred
100
Investment Co———10
5.25%
lo
27%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
1
*17
14
27%
*86%
27%
'Common
32Tb Feb
3
102% Mar 20
17 %:
13%
27%
86%
4%
Corp
88
13%
86%
15%
ASR Products
27
*86%
13%
27
88
2714
Co Inc—
13%
26%
88
14%
27:%
13%
....
3,200
24,500
41%
13%
-
13%
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
83% Nov
26% Nov
.
Oil
Retining com
_1
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Carpet
Industries Ine
Arvin
32'■
22 Tb
*86%
Ashland
16
29% Mar 25
8tb Mar 28
32%
24aa
*17%
Artloom
3
23
33
23%
5
1
2.50
Arnold Constable Corp.—
Shares
2,500
32%
24 Va
26%
Cork Co common
—I
$3.75 preferred
.—No par
Armstrong
9
4Tb Feb
27% Feb
31 Vs May 31
17
6 V. Jail
2
10
5
33%
24%
43
—
32%
33%
24%
Corp
Steel Corp
Armour & Co
16% Jan
Feb 25
27Vb Oct
Jan
29% Jan
3% Jan
8
Feb 26
Mar. 31
5
Oil
Armco
7
22
26
19% May
14% Dec 24
89% Feb
2
17%' Apr
7
July 19
6% Jun
36 Vs
17
Dec
0
32% Jun
3'/a Oct 22
28
3
12 Va Feb 10
/
Par
32%
Argo
16
47% Jan 24
15% Mar 13
27% Apr
1.
24% Jan
22% Jan
2
86
Feb 26
Feb 18
92
5
14
Sep
4
30
20% Nov 18
Feb 25
40% Apr
2
8
Jan
Jan
the Week
Apr. 4
Apr.
Apr. 2
Apr. i
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
'
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Archer-Daniels-Midland —No par
35% Mar 24
2
29
39% Apr 29
36
Jan
4
28% Dec 18
Jan. 1
Highest
Bange Since
Year 1957
Lowest
NEW
100
44
,
B
3 % Dec
31
Oct
21
40% Jan
9
Dec
30
31% Nov
6
60
Jan
15
Mar 18
90
Feb 28
95
% Jan
9
97% Jan
22 Vn Dec
10
68% Jui.v 20
28 % Apr
3
45'% Dec
G3
May 10
40 % Apr
3
27% Dec
23
17
67 '/* Jan
29% Jan
2
Nov
14
89
2
July 23
49'% Feb 25
15 Vt Jan
10
19'/a July 25
39% Oct 21
71% May 22
50
6
2
16'% Jan
7
33% Jon
Jan
3
Jon
9
lO'/a Jan
2
2()'% Feb
10
9
73 Va Jan
3
Jan
2
85% May 20
130
Apr
20% Jon
23
3
11
86Vs Aug
*72% Dec 20
10% Oct 22
30
Nov
1
3
127
May 20
102
July 12
10 Vu Dec 23
93
.
31 % Jail
24
Apr 22
18
42
31% Mar 20
35 Va
12
27% Feb
16% Jan
57ic"IR
17%
89 Va
Dec
Jan
Mar 24
47% July 16
15% Aug
G"
29% Nov 25
116
Nov 11
21
47
23
July
2
28 % Jan
2
10% Jan
2
0
13 V4 Aug
22
24 Vo Jan
1
31
36 Va Mar 15
60'/a Jan
2
42
f
90
10% Mar
11'/a Oct
14% Feb 25
Jon
7
May
4
65
Jan
10
89 Va Feb
42
Oct
21
flflTb May 17
44Tb Jan
2
53
16% Oct
10
21
May 14
18 Vu
2
23 % Mar
48
May
9
28
45
Jan
Jan
(i
49 Vs Mar 20
Jnn
2
Jan
Jun
18
Tb Dec
20
26
Dec
30
32 Vs July
16
28'/s Jnn
6
31 Vs Jan
43
Feb
15
47'% Dec
16
45 Va Jan
7
21
18
40
33Tb Dec
136
1% Jnn
6% Deo 23
66
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13
3
6 Tb Jan
2
21'% Dec
39'% Dec
31
12 Vs Dec
23
'
2-
Jan
2
63 Va Feb
20
Jan
30
40% Jan
6
2
28To Mar 27
-
3
23 Vb Jan
2
19% Ja"
20% Jan
14
-12% Jan
Bliss
&
Bliss
(E W)
8
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14
Dec
31
25
Jnn
6
14% Jan
20
Dec
31
32
Apr
1
22
Jan
5
3
Dec
0
lfl'/n Jnn
15
3-
15 Vs Apr
11
Mar 28
13
Jan.
9
Oct
22
17 % May
27
14% Jan
2
16'/e Mar 12
2
0
12
67% Mar 25
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61 Vb Jan
10
11
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2
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6
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12
63% Dec
2
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25Tb Dec
Oct
27 Va Feb
46
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10
67
30
45
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22
24
48 Vb Jan
30 Vb Jan
Jan
85
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:
Co
46'h
5
100
Borg-Warner Corp common
3'/2%
preferred—:
:
28%
9,200
45 Vb
45%
21%
21%
EXCHANGE
48%
48%
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700
9,400
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30
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81%
52%
9,000
3,900
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21%
12
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48%
66
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Boston
20
3,100
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16
11%
65%
15
7,300
21 %
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30%
54%
45Tb
150
50,200
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8,300
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34'%
34Vb
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1,000
22%
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10,200
1,800
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47%
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700
46%
16
1
800
22:
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:
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33
100
A
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B,
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v! 1,200
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33%' 34%
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16% 16%
54
54%
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92
11%
17
55'%
92
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Ami Co class A——.—No par
5
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc—:_1.25
■
*11
16
53%
*88
16%
17%
& Brass Corp
Aluminum
Class
3
11'%
17 v
54'%
92
•
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38%
39%
150% 150%
c%
8%
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62
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38%
27 %
27%
21
21%
15%
15%
36%
37%
2.50
1
5
33t
34>4
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48
22%
48%
1%
53%
45 Tb
160
14,800
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21
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6
16
52Vs Apr"
2
Bon
•
19
12Vb Feb
79Vo Mar 18
53% Jan
24
73
18% Feb
,
Co
Airplane
Boeing
25
2
29
Laughlin Inc
24
41% Jan
22Vb
48 T 4
1
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% 6,300
> "23%>
23
24
19%
38Ta
26,100
10,500
31
31
53% >53%
22
22
48Vb%%>>-47
19
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33%
34'%
11'%
17%
54%
92 . !-.
47 Vb
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15% Mar 13
2
34 Vn Feb
31%
%
21%
21
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23
23%%'%! 23
38%
23%
81
20%
17%
21% V t
*21'
-
39
54%
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preferred.100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Dely com-5
4'/s% pfd series of 1951!
100
Black & pecker Mfg Co
1
Blaw-Knox Co——.'
—10
OVs Jan 24
39
22%
*79
20 Vb
31%
34
*11
7%
i
23 Vb Jan
83Vs Jnn
.
4
29
56
04% May 17
43% Jnn
Feb4
41Vb
156% Jan
36
2
Apr
75
23
10
35% Dec
2
36*/4 Jan
149 Va Jan
7
"
60% July
155
20
*30%^'31%%* *30%- 31%
53V*y-;:*53%v 53% '•
52% 53
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99
123b 12%.-
1
Best Foods Inc
1
Best wall Gypsum Co—
1
Bethlehem Steel (Dely common—8
Co
&
Best
45% Mar 27
33Tb Jan
10
Jnn 24
15% Jon 11
54% Jan
20
Jun
-
;_50
1 peso
Consolidated Inc
Benguet
Feb 2G
1%
25
47% f
31% %
21%%"
48%' 49% 23% 24
18% 19
1
Co common
preferred
5Vc
54 '/a Mar 31
30% Oct
Beneficial Finance
24%
47%
< 30%
53 Vb
21
.J3
Aviation Corp——
Bendix
9
28
94
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7,000
4%./ 51b
47»
5
5
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28% 28% 27% 28%
27% 27% '
111b 11%
11
11%
10% 11
38% 38% "
38% 38% %
37-% 38%
101% 101%
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28% 29Tb
11% 11%
38% 39
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Ealdwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
39a- Mar 6
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
105 "Feb 10
4%% preferred series B
100
95
Feb 21
4% preferred aeries CJ_„
-100
27% Feb
4
Baltimore & Ohio common-!——100
53% Feb
5
4% noncumulative preferred—100
31% Feb
5
Bangor & Aroostook RR
—1
54% Jan
3
Barber Oil Corp
.-10
23% Mar 21
Basic Products Corp—
—1
5712 Jan 31
Bath Iron Works Corp—u
10 '
27
Mar 24
B'ausch & Lomb Optical Co
-10
20% Mar 20
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
38'
Mar 25
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
141
Mar 18
33a% conv prior preferred
100
103'% Feb 14
4%% preferred
100
14
Jan 28
Beaunit Mills Inc
2.50
25% Jan.-''2 '<■ Beckman Instruments Inc-'——;__1
79' Mar 12
Beck-Shoe (A S) 4%%' pfd
100
21% Apr
3
Beech Aircraft Corp
—1
33% Feb
5
Beech Creek RR —
_50
35% Mar 11
"Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
-.10
11% Feb 20
Belding-Heminway
-1
18'4 Jan- 9
Bell Aircraft Corp
1
58
Mar21
Bell & Howell Co common
10
90
Mar 4
'
4%% preferred
:
100
11% Mar 11
34% Jan
35 Tb Feb 15
Mar 0
102
July 26
July 22
90 V2
20
Jun
34
.27% Apr
—1
9
Babbitt (B T) Ine—
Babcock & Wilcox Co (They
5% Mar 31
3% Jan
4
11
1(1
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29
■
3,500
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Boston &
Maine RR—
'
•
7Tb Dec
30
10% Jan
S
7% Jan
30
47% Jnn
10
10 Vs Apr
3
11 '/a Jan
25
Feb
5Vo
5
5
9% Mar
6% Jan
2
.
6% Oct
22
27% Dec
24
41V* July
35 Vs Nov
18
48
Jan
B
II
4% Dec
30
13% Jan
14
5'/4 Jan
31% Mar 14
26 Va Nov
19
47
10
26% Jan
Jan
21
6IV4 July 12
91
Dec 30
53'/a Jan
Jan
,
Jan
15
31% Oct 22
Dec 30
36% Jun
13
34% Jan
0
40% Mar 27
Jan
15
IIV4 Jan
2
13Tb Jan
38Tb Mar 11
4C/4 May 22
42'/s Jan
17
50% Mar 14
25% Oct 22
36% Aug
7
32Vb Jan
13
43 Vo Mar 21
May" 23
22 Vs Jan
Aug 26
62
11
15
87
13
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21%
nov~~¥~
20
24
62% Jan
13 Vb Dec
30
21 Vs May 17
13% Jan
Nov
20
00 Vb Jan
79 Vs Mar
79
25% Nov 27
31
9% Dec 26
9% Dec
15
34% July 6
29 Vb Jan 11
21
Jan
2
8
Nov
10
14 Yi Jan
23
62
Dec
30
74 V2 Jan
23
64
Oct 29
13
27Vb Dec 23
€2% Nov
4
Bucyrus-Erie
Jan
2
10
Jan
2
15% Mar 27
9% Feb
28
12% Jan
2
11Tb Jan
25
68
24
56
25
€4% Jan
62% July 10
27% Apr
16 Vs Oct
8
19
Jan
3
16 Va Mar
3
29
Jan
11
22 Vb Jan
2
f
10
7012 Apr
3
7
10
16
24
Mar 13
66 Vs Feb
Mar 26
Jan
21 Ve Dec
1
32 Vb Feb 19
18
Jan
3
26Tb Mar 21
23
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10
3% Jan
15
5Tb Feb
1BV4 Dec 24
45% Jan
10
20
Jan
6
23% Jan
•6% Dec 30
104% Feb
26
98
Jan
9
3Va Dec
Rights
27
74 Vs Jan
65
3
7
Feb
100
5
24
Mar 18
44 Vb Jan
11
39 Vb Jan
31
44% Apr
3
2% Oct
22
7 V.Jan
2
3 Vs Jan
2
4% Jan
29
0
30
15 Vi Aug
2
9% Jan
4% Oct 28
6% Jan
6
5
36% Oct 22
Dec
32 Vs Jun 24
13 V4 Jan
2
74
80
July 31
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23% Oct 23
21 Vb Dec 31
45% Dec 16
For
12% Mar 21
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1
4
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39% Mar 20
16% May
8
Feb 27
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81
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89
49
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7
29
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66Tb Jan
20
29 Vb July
15
26 V. Jan
10
86% May 13
Jan
2
21% Jan
2
47 y2 Jan
6
62
fqotnotes see Page 26-
Feb
25% Jan
3.50
3
2.50
100
10
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6%
30%
12%
48%
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10
16
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Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
Calumet & Heckla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
..100
Canadian Breweries Ltd.,
No par
Canadian Pacific Ry
25
Cannon Mills Co
No oar
5%
'5 Vb
22 %
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58
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4%
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Buckeye Pipe Line Co
9Va Jan
4634
Brown Shoe Co Inc
8
82% Jan 30
29% Mar 28
63
48
15
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
16 V b Jan
17
31:%
47%
Co common
31% Feb
2
33
50
Inc
Brass
conv preferred—
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3%%
16
Si Apr
19%
4%%
24% Mar
3
13
25 3b Mar 26
0
Dec
24
19%
8%
32'%
Bristol-Myers Co common
62% Mar 25
92
Mar 13
41
Airways
Bridgeport
48 Va Mar
38% Jan
*8%
19 Vb
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8 '2
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100
2.50
5
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21
8Tb Jan 20
Feb 28
36
Jan
30
8%'
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9Tb Feb 13
14
19% Dec
1,000
2,500
1,900
29,300
2,600
12,700
r
50
400
11,800
400
1
rf
Volume
187
Number 5731
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
......
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
9'%
Dec
30
'*
21
Oct
11
19
-
Dec
Nov: 13
v
22
08 .^Dec
65
Dec
-
23
17% Dec
70
Jan
11
3
23Jan
16
13% May 22
80
-l'4%"Nov 19
10% Jun
54
"43% Oct 22
37
v
Oct
3
16% Apr
1
"49% Jan
99 m
57% Mar 27
103
31% Jan
34% Mar 31
19% Jan
7
19
Jan
16:
24% Mar
8% Jan
23% Jan
2
3% Jan
11
69% Jan
7
9
>Jan
3
3
174 dan
Century Industries'
Cerro -de
9% Mar 13
30% Mar 21
2
2% Feb
57
09'% Jan 29
91
17 Vo Dec
Feb
30
20% Jan
2
42% Mar 13
107i Mar 28
474 Jan
3
6% Mar 24
10 74
7
31
Jan
11
34
Jan
2
Jan
2
38
Mar
100 '
7
6% Oct
22
23% Nov
12
31'% Jan
46% Dec 23
89% Dec 26
9% Dec 30
69% Jan
9
4874 Apr
3
54% Feb
9
8974 Feb
28
92% Jan
;
974 Mar 14
1774 Mar 19
12% Feb
/•
23% Mar
5
5
23
4
2374 Jan
Feb
11
25
Jan
8% Jan
2
28
Chesapeake Corp of
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
31.
10
42
July 25
2674 Jan
31
Oct
22
40
Mar 15
3174 Jan
2
10% Nov
36% Mar
11
2074 July 25
61'% Jan 14
11'% Jan
2
4574 Jan
10
19
Jan
53
30
3474 Apr
29
1274 Jan
2
16% Feb
30:
2
21% Feb
5
1874 Feb
27
19 % Dec
30
3 7 74 Jan
1974 Mar
10
8
22
Mar 26
1274 Jan
49% Oct 21
30
7
64
14'% Jan
7
9'% Jan
30
9
Jan
11
82'% July 24
23% Jan
37
Mar 11
4774 Apr
2
18
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39% Feb 12
47% Oct 21
47
71
40
Dec
19
100% Sep 23
35% Dec 30
45
Deo
23
93%, Jan
7
33
Dec
162
Nov
4
73
Dec
23
30
23
Oct 21
90
:;-Oct 23
Apr 24
28% Jan
Mar 21
2
101 y8
3374
43%
18'%,,
43%
177'a
43'%
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9
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2
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7
36
8
31% Feb
5
Jan
6
93% Jan
30
Jan
2
34% Mar 13 "
Jun
17
44
Jan
13
Jun
6
44% Feb
27
51% Jan 30
18% May 31
103% Nov 20
Cities
10% Jan
21
14% Mar 31 '
41
35% Jan
17
42
Apr
.0
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15% Jan
2
24
19%
39%
40 %•--
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1974
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387'a
40
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25
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175-
2
May 18
83
Jan
25
43% May 20
104
Jan
14
97% Jan 23
35% Jan
2
140
Apr
1
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70
37% Feb
25
99% Jan
2
99*
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l "
3
27 '
Jan
45% Mar 13 '
150
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23
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4 *
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8
71% Feb
8
60
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29
5
3
35
Jan
23
15 Vo Dec
37
16
15% Jan
2
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Feb
10
35%
77%
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26'%
2674
48%
49 Va
89%
10
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9%
18%
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35
14%
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70
-
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95
20
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23
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5
32
;Jan
2
139
8
127
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8
10b
Mar
ft
114% May ft
Apr 17
49% Dec
6
8b
Jan
98
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Jaii
15
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2
41
Feb
27
73 '
Jun
26
83
Nov
13
17% Nov
18% Dec 30
33% Jan
Apr 17
12
ft
48
Jan
2
80
Jan
22
13% Mar 18
18% Jan
2
Sep
12
50% Feb
28
43% Jan
20
Oct
10
50% Apr
25
37% Apr
1
46
Dec
30
59
Mar
46
Jan
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14
57
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47'% Jan
45
38
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'
22
22% Oct 22
14% Oct 21
6
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May IB
35'% May 15
13%
par
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3474
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35
14'%
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1374
50
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4974
4974
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14
20'%
1374
20%
20'%
21%
2074
20%
20 '/a
21
20%
20'%
21
5,100
2074
2074
20%
10,400
1974
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
1974
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18%
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10 Va
40
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40 %:■
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38
88
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49%
49%
49%
50 Vo
48%
13%
49% ;
14%
13%
4
-
100
*101%
41%
*16%
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.5.
100
73
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1
18
16
Jan
-8
19
20'% Jun
14
68% Dec
19
78% Jan
11
30% Dec
30
Oct
22
20'% Sep 21
42% Oct
22
9%- Dec
30
35% Oct 22
01% Oct 31
Dec
4974
374 Dec 30
Dec
0
Dec
30
24
674 Dec 24
Jan
30
51
Jan
20
Feb
3
29% Mar 19
28
28-/4 ivur 19
Jan
2
17% Mar 28
12% Jan
2
16 % Mar
63'% Mar 27
68% Jan
31% Jan
37
30% Jan
2
17
14
101 »/e Jan
9
108 % Feb
25
1074 Apr 22
674 Jan 17
14% Jan
7
2
5
9
-
Feb
6
34% Mar 10
26'% Jan
20
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4074
16%
16'%
17
99
16%
43%
73
38'%
43
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r
Columbia Pictures
v.'
$4.25 preferred
Commercial Credit Co™
16
4
Jan
674 Mar 13
6
Feb 10
4% Jan
9% Jan
7'% Jan
1174 Mar 25
ft
29% Jan
34% Mar 20
•974 Oct 24
18
Jan
10
11% Jan
1474 Jan
974 Mar
4474 Jan
4974 Mar
5
24
7
Solvents
Commonwealth Edison Co
4.64% preferred
5.25% preferred
com___25
,100
100
Publishing Co
Nonpar
6
Jan
23
54% Jun
19
27% Feb 24
35% Mar 24
Jan
106% Feb
12
18
Nov
14
35% Jan
23
19% Jan
2
14
Dec
26% Mar 31
20
19
14'% Jan
2
12
1874 Mar 28
Oct
1674 Sep
16
Apr
IS
13'% Jan
3
16
Mar 2ft
15% Jan
8
40% Jan
13
15
22
Aug 19
36% Oct
22
17
49'% Jun
14
58
22'% Oct
22
23
23% Jan
2
42
Oct
22
49% Jan
14
48% Jan
14
88
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
98
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Oct
23
81
Aug
10'% Nov
6
0
83% Nov 27
26% Oct 28
92 Vs Sep
38
Oct
79'% Oct
106
Oct
Jan
101'% Jan 22
95'% Mar 27
20% Apr
94
Jan
3
30
ft
17
Jan
7
88
Jan
13
27% Jan
2
99
6
12
105
48
16
98% Jan
2
Apr 24
33% May 3
04
22
22
Jan
Mar 29
Jan
Mar 25
19'% Mar 31
45
Mar 11
39'% Jan
15
50% Mar 11
103'% Jan
24
103'% Feb 12
99
Feb 28
95
30
Feb 26
3674 Mar 20
106
Feb 25
4
40% Jan
2
4774 Mar 31
92% Feb
18
86
Jan
6
91% Mar
Mar 12
109
Jan
'HUnotehsee
page
2b
3
3
115% Mar 31
4%
preferred
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64%
3574
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64%
34'%
35%
3374
35%
34%
34
34%
33'%
24%
25%
26
53%
10%
10%
44%
45%
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5%
2nd
„
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13
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5
33
74
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13
31
31%
31%
25%
2574
17%
33
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1,500
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4,300
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15%
1774
16
15'%
1574
15'%
18'%
18'%
18
15'%
18'%
4374
43'%
43%
4374
27
26%
27
2674
2674
49'%
4974
4974
4974
49'%
4974
101'%
102
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101
101
101'%
10174
18
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102
96
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100
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102
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100
43'%
26'%
4374
27'%
360
49%
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4974
4,600
10274
250
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70
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18%
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2,900
96
1874
21,600
100
34'%
34%
34'%
3474
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102'%
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115%
4774
46%
47%
91'%
16,200
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■*115'%
91'%
300
10
47
47%
47%
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91%
91'%
11574
18'%
•
2,100
12,600
2,900
5,100
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115'%
96
101% 10274
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4,400
3,400
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18%
26%
700
49%
•
100
1,600
3,200
11,000
12%
16
19'%
4374
1
5
16
102
10,200
8,700
49%
3174
25'%
1974
4374
5
574
11%
974
1874
102
4,800
5,700
8,500
106'%
31'%
4974
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25'%
common
preferred
12
,
33
18%
3,100
3,900
110
574
2674
.
6,400
10,600
24,100
103%
32'%
17%
1074
4574
25%
18
24%
53'%
1074
.
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33
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3274
4974
25%
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>
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32%
106'%
33
1474"
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3374
5
11%
34
53'%
,
9
No par
preferred
conv
1774
9'%
-.100
Continental Can Inc
$4.50
27%
27%
5
common
$5.50 preferred
$3.75
2774
36
13"%
100
47%
1774
1474
5
$4.16 preferred
*46
-
-
2774
974
Common
50
200
39
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1774
1474
10
$4.52 preferred
,
2874
2774'
11
»
10,600
17'%
1474
53%
1774
3,600
19'%
27%
35%
5%
320
1574
2774
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No par
Consumers Power Co com
$4.50 preferred
Continental Baking Co
47%
5'%
1
"
"13,600
*45% 1 46
*47
9'%
5
'46
.*38
11%
1.33V3
1,300
81'%
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•-
80c
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Consolidated Laundries
Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
pfd
1974
V
—.1
Container Corp of America—
19'% Jan
Jar
118
Electrodynamics Corp
Electronics Industries
Consolidated Foods Corp__
109 '
.8174
1474
1474
:
.
36%,
45 Vo
44%
*102'/a 103 %
*109 Va 110
5,100
57'%
*46%
.
1
5674
17%
26
137%
109
28%
27%
11
4974
2,500
4374
17'%
54 *"
106
240
,130
1674
27'%
10%
33
4,000
*850
50
'8%
_l
38%
103
38
11'%
Consol
103
/ 28%
53%
*5
20
132
*47
TO
Consol
107
38
•
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp-
30
47
255/a
574
10
8,800
103'%
6274
*93
*'•■
57%
81%
V
*45'%
;-
15
-
9874
*128
>
.
57
19%
64%
Consolidated Coppermines
Corp5
Consol Edison of N Y
com___Nopar
$5 preferred
No par
25 Va Oct
*46%
*63%
-
103
110
14%
50
64%
1
132
1
*14%
__!_*10
Cone Mills Corp
Congojeum-Nairn Inc~_
95% Nov
-
17%
15 Va
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast
>
28%
Commercial
14
*47
-
47%
28
34 Va
1674
43'%
•
--50
*63%
35%
1674
*80
15'%
17%
No par
25
-7
19'/a
19'% *
*45'% 146
:
37%
37%
28-
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec___5
Combustion
Engineering Inc
1
55 Va Feb
Mar 14
15
19%
-45%
--
15
2,400
1,400
1,200
37
4374
*850
27%
5
*35
*93
1
" I 81
_2.50
common
FRIDAY
106
73
3774
*6174
109'%
"
57% : 58% ■'
i.2.50
12% Jan
45% Apr
104
Jan
111
*46
*68
103
37
*128
103
110'%1
No par
_——
Gas System Inc
3
Jan
3
Class B
Coiumoia
2
3
•.
132
*93
81
-38
*47
-
100i
>
15%
>
45%
38
-
L-.100
Columbia Broadcasting system—.
Class A
81%
-
800
11,000
,
43%
7
*850
"58%
•
GOOD
41
1674
%:
109'%
<-
15%
19Va
No par
50
Ry com_^_l00
2
Deo
45'% Jan
& Southern
*128
•
-
58%
-
180
140 /
62%
i
*35
9.200
"
'
132
*850
40
140
?
38%
102'%
102 >
36 Va
17
43%
17
*68
'
^%(
9874
41%
340
38%
102'%
*35
9874'
40
*135
1
13'%
16%
*97%
42'%
-
,
6,300
1774
38%
36%
STOCK
CLOSED
41%
61'i
110%
-
4874
1374
14
102 y4
■
62
.-80%
.
48 74
•42
73
103
No par
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
4% .noncumulative 2nd pfd
1074 Jan
17
40'% Oct 23
,
46% Jan
33
14
Collins & Aikman
Corp
;
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
5%% preierred series B
Colorado
"
10
No par
49'%
106
40
38%
102%
104,300
EXCHANGE
1374
*70
*93
No par-
:
—
41% Jan
31
2074 Dec
preferred
48'%
•491/8
3074
4174
-
109%
No par
92
3374
30'%
*101'%
140
*128
100
*
*9074
*3374
4974-
48'%
13%
140
43%
-
loo
2nd preferred—
$3.50
3 '
28
;
,•
16
47% Mar
4
mm.M*m
4
22% Jan
49
13
Feb
8
16
6
23% Jan
104
Jan
41
34% May 17
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
42% Dec
Mar"31
83
31
48% Jan
32
58%
16% Jan
-
3074
917-4"
42
-
16%
No par.
30
4874
106
*98
-
43%
150
*68
4774
3374
90'%
■
'100
J
*33%
.
■: i
974
40
41%
16%
98%
42%
90%
33% 1
974
*101V4
•41%
16%-
*140
stock-__50
90%
33%
106
62
;
-
4,800
13 •"
j,
*3774
4874
800
10,900
•
3074
;
90%
33 Va
92
<■"
*16
.
11,800
C i
f.
30%* 30%
30%
18
477a
K'
'•%
■
No par.:
Coca-Cola Co /(The)*.—:
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp..
Col gate-Palmolive Co
com
:
10%
42
50
:
100
600
200
*49%
18%
5
"200
22
31
34%
*9%
i
974
22
31%
35
14%
37%
102%
4%
17
'
*19
500
90
*974
49%
5
10
com
*8774
20%
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
$4.50 preferred
__No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
Mar 14
9
24% Feb
24 Vo Feb
11% Dec
26
93
115 % Feb
'
21
-
Cluett Peabody & Co
1% preferred
23
800
13
-
Jan
10
5,100
20,600
14%
-__15
C C C & St Louis
Ry Co com___100
5% noncumulative .preferred__l00
*
43% Mar 27
132
90
*974
0
*19
31%
35%
49%
par
;■
2,600
774
2674
10
-4% % convertible preferred
Clark Equipment "Co
'
5,400
6 74
20%
No par
Co
17,000
6
4974
100
Corp—
20
19%
3974
3874
6'%
774-
3,500
95%
1974
26%
,
31% Dec 23
128% Jun 27
400
36'%
*94
49'%
*87%
Xl4%
36'%
96
27
90
18%
36'%
*94
49%
*31
8.50
:
-
18% Mar 11
2,700
52'%
27
•:
*35
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
Feb 13
62% Feb 26
40% May
preferred
Service
36
"7%
49%
9%
gtd_l__50
105
•67 % Nov
-33% Deo
6,100
2,300
Va
49%
;v- 27%
49%
*88'%
8
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
C I T Financial
14
17 Va Apr
9,000
9
2
52
95%
VVv
City Investing Co common
5'%% preferred
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common-
99
1,400
29%
2
53
19%
■
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Common
27
20% Apr
*52'%
•
I~25
88
46% Jun
53
1 25
'
4
Feb
874
29'%
2 7b
35%
95%
100
31
102
9%
29'%
400
974
2874
2874
2 Va
r
96
*94
*27
50% Jan
14
4274
29%
'
"l0
5,300
1,400
5,700
21
9ya
8%
*29%
2%
4174
20%
9'%
2974
25
Chrysler Corp
Feb
9%
287'a
20'%
common
04% Jan
102
*2074
9'%
30%
9'%
29'%
29%
53
21
9%
,
42
19%
Chile Copper Co
13
100
2,500
1,700
28
-
101'/a
34
_1
preferred series A
44% Mar 21
50% Feb
C
3374
■
30
75
800
34'%
l
~
Xu
23% Sep 11
82% Oct 22
25% Dec 24
700
6,300
v
No par
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
Chickasha Cotton Oil___
20
11% Jan
*27
102% >
400
18%
52%
'
com__No par
5%
22% Mar 13
5
'
8,000
1674
55'%
*54%-
2774;
*101
t
500
10'%
16 Va
;
160
*
'
47
„
33%
9%
___4Q
5
43'% Apr 29
29'% May 10
18'% Jan
23
*27
102%
974
*73%
56'%'
30,100
'
19
*46'
1674;
55
c
"
GOOD
FRIDAY '
18'%
9%
~i
Chic Great Western
Ry com Del_50
5% preferred
;
,_5o
Chic Milw St Paul &
Pac~_
No par
5 (/o series A noncum
pfd
100*
Chic & North Western
4
Dec
,16'%
16%
-56 Va,
CLOSED '
18
19
75
130
1,600
11,400
2774
*177o
1074 r
-4674r
*73%
,2874
*101
'
65
2674
*
19'%
46'%
1574
10474
6474
2974
18
9714
•
10474
='•
23,100
STOCK
34%,
*21
-
6
18% Dec
: 15"
647a
'•
EXCHANGE
43 Va
convertible preferred___100
Chicago & East 111 RR com_„No
par
Class A
29
Feb
6
60
33%
17%
3%%
16% Mar 24
33
16
56 Va
*27%
No par
19
Feb
16%
30%
:',■■■1 /•
•*574
59Vo
*96 %
•
500
8,300
14%
103%
'15% i
10
-
f
•75
56%
9%
Chemway Corp
24% Dec
10
:
1
20
18% Dec
3074 Mar 11
:
:
14'%
'
*102
59Vi
15
-
46%
7,100
41'% J
97 Va "
*19
10%
5%
'
104% 10474
19
*73
'>
t
5%
59
".18%
28%
"*101',:' 102%
'
*96
46%
73%
16%
!
1
10%
55%
1
$4.50 preferred
5
52% Dec
*.
T"%:'
103%'-"
30%;
46%
73%
14%
X28 Va
"xI8 ■"
-
*40
•
*102
■
*64'%
"19
10 Va
1,000
27
64% '
'*18 '
19%
46%
'
,
!H_10
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft
Inc
Checker Motors Corp..
30
Sep
-18%-
10%
29%
Inc_
Co:
Belt
Common
3
11074 Jan
9 % Nov
18%
*19
-290
••
22'%
26'4
'15% 105% f
"30%
1,600
4,500
Champion Paper & Fibre Co-
30
3174 Jan
38
•31
'
'
3774
22'%
59% :
97'2
15'%
44
37%
22%
64%
,•
,
•'
41%
104'%
i
65-
.5
•'
Gotham
17
7
10
31'% May
49'% Jan 24
1774 Jan
20% Oct
13% Jan
.15%
105%
-
1.9.50
Corp__T
Chadboufn
■''
22
24
Dec
15%
105%
29'%
44 Va
-27%'
.6% V
58%
J.
*40
14% r.
*96
r
:
22%
•.-.26'/a
'<
5,000
"
97
),
.
10,300
.
;
•
2874
:
377a
2574
Shares
1474
96
'
the Week
•
3174
2574
'44%(>
37%
102
v,
5%
v
97%
No par
■
Chain
11/
5%
60%
30%
10a
Co
Corpi
Products
Aircraft Co_i
Cessna
3
Feb
Pasco
Certain-Teed
i4'%
102
*27%
__i~~
Sugar Co
32% Mar 24
2
47% Jan
■%
5%
64%
Illinois Public
Service"~_lO
Central RR Co of N J
50
Central & South West
Corp
5
Central Violetta
'
'
31% Oct
11
15%
103%
par
-Central
.
/
25% Feb 20,
10% Feb 18
20
8
2
4'%%: preferred ;
17
46 % Mar
7
86% Jun
-18
28
~
5
44%
22%
27%
1474
29'% /
-
Sales for
Apr. 4
31'%
.
>95
29
•
"
22%
„
^
III20
Central Illinois
Light com___No
When issued
j
1
*40%
59%
Central Hudson Gas &
Elec-_No pal-
;
23
10
17% Mar 21%
8
43% Jan
Jan
37%
*96
100
16% Mar 26
;
44%;
14%
Foundry .Co
Zl
Central' of Georgia
By com__No par
«
5 % preferred series
B
;
14;
44%
37%
45%
95
22%
«.
Co
29^4;
,
,30
102 %
100
:
29%
.
41%
—
41% Jan
,
10'
11
40% Nov
'
96
98
28 Va
■
preferred, series A_100
Central
21/
75% Feb
3
11% Jan
1% Dec 23
4% Dec
preferred
conv
25%
95%
•'
27%
10
—
7 '
19% Mar
49%-Feb
Feb" 25
9% Jan
59% Jan
24
45% Oct
2nd
32%
25%
*40%
—7
Celotex Corp common
.5% preferred
Central Aguirre Sugar
10% Jan 29
7;
21
Oct
19% Dec
>
Jan-,
'
4 /
14
'
3
22
24 % Oct
8
15;
1
36
May 20
43% May 22
22% Jan 10
6% Dec 31
<
33% Feb
,18% Jan
?
72% Mar 19/
7
7%
31%
25%
37%
41%
....
4.20%: preferred
L
inn
'Celanese Corp of-Amer
,com__No par
4'%%.
32%
25%
'
Friday
Apr. 3
.
15%
32%
26
*22%
1
common
14%
33%
37%
12 50
■•i
•
65% Mar 26 !
2
-
Caterpillar Tractor
10;
15%
45
..
i--—1__ j,___~__ioo
6'%%, 2nd preferred
105% Mar 31
2
Jan
;
Jan
15% Mar 31
; Iiic
coinmon__.
Co
15%
.29%
..
.
21
3474 Jan
44
100% Jan il
32% Dec 27
26% Nov 1:4
•>,
•»'
99
...
PRICES
Thursday
~ 1
16
*96
1
Products
(J I)
-7 % ,/preferred
.
68% Jan 30 ;
;■
Jan;-2
9% Jan
July 29
July 29
56% Apr
Zb8'% Jun~20
Jan 27 '
6% Jan 28
20% Feb-28
.17% Jan
7
17% Jan
2
18% Feb 28
r
Case
107
2
55% Jan
Carter
Apr. 2
25%
IIIIII50
Carriers Ac General
Corp_u.
Mar 20
r
32%
10
,
*
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 1
15%
____5
common
4 % %, preferred
16% Jan 24
5
Jan
99
8
38'% Jan
Feb
12
1
Carrier Corp
\
Mar 19 '
30
58% Jan--:?'
97
28
22% Jan 27
3
•"•37% Apr s 8
70
Oct 29
,
13
2
31
8 % Jan
2
19% Jan
14% Apr3
-v5% Jan
"
r
43
101% Jan
24
16 V Oct
48% Mar 13
3
20% Jan
19
*
Tuesday
Mar. 31
Carborundum (The) Co
~~"~5
Carey (Philip) Mfg
Co-l_I_IZI"Hio
Carolina, Cllnchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
/Carolina Powef & Light-.*
No par
Carpenter Steel
Co.r„
31
,30% Mar 20
Monday
Par
Capital Airlines lnc_.
21
Jan
39% Jan
14
23% Oct 22
'
100
38% Jan
.
31
28% Feb
2'
5% Mar -6
99% May 9
100% "Mar 13
17% Jan
8
109% Aug 20
;
4.0Tb Oct
13
32% Jan'1 2
Apr 26
18% Jun
110% Jan
'
5% Oct 22
•65Vo Dec 23
"68% Oct 10
11
23 % Aug '6
25
Oct 24
22
99
'
47
Jan
Apr
25% Jan ' 2
39% Jan 13
74% July 16
30
-1274 Oct
■-
V
24
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
18% Feb
6
35% Jan 29
3
95
10
65% Jan
2
31% Apr
Mar 21
25% Nov
37 \
Aug 15
.l»'/2 Oct 22
.'■<
13
NEW YORK
Highest
10% Jan
32% May 22
105
"22% Nov 19
40% Dec 19
-v*31V8 Dec 30
>
'
4
51% Jun
22
907% Nov
Lowest
26% Jan
28'% Oct 22
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Highest
'
115
115'%
115%
34'%
103
117
3,200
20
600
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
18
.
.
.
Monday, April 7, 1958
(1554)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Ltiwest
Highest
Lowest
15% Jan
20% Jan
7
9
64% May
26Vi Dec 24
'17*s Dec 23
30
'165,a Dec
Dec 23
20
49% May 21
Dec 30
■
01
28 7- Feb 11
67 % Feb
IS
Oct 22
74
50% Jan 20
Dec 30
15
Mar 20
.
Jan
2
74% Feb
12
Jan
-0
13
*
85
-
15 Hi Jan
24
19% Jan
2
■%
5% Jan
2
2% Feb
■
4% Mar 24
4
6% Jan
2
2% Jan
3
V/s Jan
36% Apr 22
24% Jan
29
Mar 13
83
Feb 20
Oct 22
22
> 2fl7i Oct
23,/aJun
Aug
e
28% Jan
4
8
.
17% Mar 14
7
.17% Mar 28
fa Jan
3
32% Apr
Jan
10
Jan
12
25
18
10
32 Ya Apt 17
95% Mar 18
15% Feb 20
16 Va Jan
2
30% Apr 28
11
Jan
2
18% Jan
17
7 Vi Jan
2
65% Jan
9
Feb
2
6
50
Jan
7
33% Jan 28
29
Feb
38% Jan
15=A Dec 31
11
9% Oct 21
54
Nov 19
51/4 Nov 20
27'/a Dec 17
13 V* May
6% Jan
2
Jan
13
8% Apr
3
(
55
22
4
19% Mar
5
20% Mar
5
30 Va Nov 21
47% Jan 11
47
Jan 11
30% Mar
6
38 Va Oct
14% Jan
14
40l/a Mar
3
17
.23% Deo
9
11
Jun
.
.
50.
$2 preferred
2
——
Mar 11
.
21%
20=4
21V'2
23 y8
22%
22%
*49%
23
51
*49%
*54
58
*54 '
—
; •
20%
"22%,
a
58
I,;;
39%
37 Vi
159%
159 %
Y 13 Va
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13%
81%
83 Va
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88
86
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90
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87%
88
17 %
17 Va
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2
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2
2Va
27 V a
85%
33%
16 %
33
34
16%
16
17%
17%
17
32%
32%
32%
46
46
46 Vi
97 >.
97 %
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97%
friday ''
200
-
4,000
4,900
>
84 v;
34
16%
16%
97
5,800
».
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2
46
*
'110
40
good
27
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32%
.<
12,000
closed v.-
i
4%
2
17 Va
%
1,200
l
exchange
.
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17
26%
84%
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86
y
90
,
4%
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stock
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26%
82
16%
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>
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39%
;
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34%
16%
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9,400
45%
97
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32%
97
■
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*
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16%
v
20%
8%
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32%
9
57
19%
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16%
10%
16%
16%
16 Vi
13,300
22 %
23
22 Va
22%
22 Vi
22%
1,480
20 Ye
22%/;22%
a
.*21 Va
159%
'200
46
•;
28%
28 Vi
'
20%
32%
20,/4
3%
*61
;
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57
19%
22%
32
42'%
28%
20
-
7%
4,400
7%
45%
*
47 %
20 V *
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.
7%
46 %
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'20%
16%
17%
32'%
47
97
17
16%
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;
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46%
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16%
,
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2
29
,
5.2X1
49
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V
47
29
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49%
*19%
50%
*'
7% > 7%
47
20 %
20%
49%
20 y2
51%
32Va
32'%
2
1
.
59% Jun
J9=A Jan
20%
17
"17%
*4% > 4%- ;
2%
2%
27Va >27%
*82
84%
-
,
8
0
18
63=AFeb 12
7% Jan
"
86
86
2.50
No par
49% Jan 30 ' Crown Zellerbach Corp cominon___5
99% Jan 27
$4.20 preferred —
No par
19% Jan 20
Crucible< Steel Co of America—12.50
27% Jan 24
Cuba RR 0% noncum pfd
—100
22
Feb 26 .
Cuban-American Sugar
—10
9% Mar 14 * Cudahy Packing Co common
5
63
Jan 21
-4%% preferred—
100
8
Jan 23
Cuneo Press Inc..
—
5
'32
Mar 21
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
10% Jan 21
Curtis Publishing common..
1
58% Feb 13
$4 prior preferred-—
No par
21% Feb
5
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
28Vb Jan
9
Curtis-Wright common
—1
33
Jan 15
Class A
—1
46
Jan 21
Cutler-Hammer Inc
10
'
44
100
Cream Of Wheat Corp.(The)
Crescent Corp —
Crown Cork & Seal common
34% Mar 27
3
58 ya July 11
16% Dec 23
>
3
14% Mar
16% July 23
31% Feb 18
22
Oct 22
17 Vi Oct
79-
17% Oct
40',a Oct
85
Mar 14
30
22
Jan 31
,10'/a Dec 11
14
13
13
Jan 24
88
Nov 20
74
.
3Yz'fo preferred series of 1947.100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
Coty Inc—
—1
Coty International Corp
1
Crane Co common
25
3%% preferred
100
1
Apr
88
Mar 11
85'
-
18
Oct
4
■
/
lie Dec 24
>
,
'
14
13
52
May 17
25
Jan
33 ya Jan
159
•
96% May
79 Hi Oct 31
2
Jan
21
2
9%
9%
25
.*20% 20%
52% Mar 7
—5?"v 7. 51 Va 51% Y
8% Mar 12
Continental Motors
—1
1
;7%
7% >'
48 Vi Mar 27
Continental Oil of Delaware——5 .
-47% 47%
31% Mar 6
Continental Steel Corp—
:-14
".28% 29
22% Feb
3
Cooper-Bessemer Corp i...
—5
20%. 20%
■: 24% Mar 24
} Copper Range Co
5
21% 21%
25% Feb
5
Copperweld Steel Co common.—.5
v.. 23%
23%
52
Jan 30
5% convertible preferred
50 -. *40% 51
*
52% Mar 14
6r/o convertible ■ preferred
50
.*54
58
42Ya Mar 24 " Corn Products Refining common. 10
40
41
168% Jan 23
-7% preferred
100
*160
162 ■ •
1(51/2 Jan 22
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
- 13% °13% •
86% Mar 26
Corning Glass Works common
5 •.■> - * 83
84% *
87% Apr
1
3%% preferred
—100 v
87 •-:G7
Shares
Apr. 4
9%
20 Vi
9
9%
9
9%
9
.
»
3
2
16% Jan 13
17
27% Jan 14
loey* July ii
•89*
Jan
2
'
12
28ViJan
18% Jan
166 ya Deo
July 18
12% Dec 24
14S
2
'Jan.
6
38% Feb
18
43% July 28
37
May 18
43% Jan
8
40% July 11
;64VA July 28
79% July 11
34% Dec 27
70ViJim
41%.Deo 30
18
;
Industries common
5% convertible preferred
.Continental Insurance
207/a Jan 10
2
44 ■:Jan
14
Jun
9
5'/a Oct 23
20% Apr
20
Jan
10
Feb 27
9
1
4
39Vi Nov 14
•
Mar. 31
Par
EXCHANGE
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 3
Wednesday
Apr. 2
,
Apr. 1
Continental Copper & Steel—
Deo 31
9
20 Vi Nov
Tuesday
Monday
Sales for
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
'■'*
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan,
Year 1057
-
20 V'a
19%
8%
20
*60%
62
8=a
8%
62
*60%
.7%
7%
.
*31
/
7%
*31
32
.
1.60C
7%
'IOC
32
-
15,700
8%
8%
*56%
57%
*20
20%
100
22%
17,200
31%
1,200
42 =
2,000
8%
*56 y2
57
56%
*19%
20%
*20
56%
20%
22 Y-.
22 ya
22
22%
22
32%
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
31%
43%
42%
42%
42 V if
42%
42
8%
.
6,10C
8Vi
62 7
9
8%'
3,400
19%
8%
*61
7%
7%
-
32
32%
-19%
8%
•
'
Vi
20C
4
.'f,*
D
18
47
Aug
11
Mar
73
Jun
88
Nov
20
35
49
Feb
22
Jan 28
G
.
Jan
10
87
Mar 26
88
Mar 18,
86 y2 Jan
.
15% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
2
27% Jan
30
Feb 25
28% Apr 21
7
19% Mar 18
32% Jan 27
23
Feb
6
19 Vi Dec 30
6Va Dec 18
7
6Vi Mar 31
7% Jan 21
25% Jan
Decca
,
6
&
7%
Co
preferred
Lack
46
86%
*82
34
*83
86
"
•
86/
>83.
"
16 Vi
17Va
16%
.
14%/ 14%
■
30%
29%
30%
30%
19%
: *
20'A
•*"
Western——.50
6%
6%
Vi Feb 25
15% Dec 30
#6% Apr 18
48% July 17
34 Va Apr
41% May 21
65
Jan 23
20% Feb
16% Jan
33% Get 22
35>/« Oct 23
53
NOV 23
37% Jan
'
22% Jan
8% Dec 17
3
—3
;
Edison
10% Jan 16
38 % Nov 12
J 8 Vi Oct 22
37% Mar.13
Diamond
Diamond-Gardner Corp com——1
-.28%
25
29%
29 Vi
29%
13 %
13%
24% Jan
2
31Vi Mar 14
7
14% Apr
14
$1.50
6
Alkali
Co.
preferred
D T M' Corp
2 "
Diana
Dec
6
15% Dec
14
10
Jan
2
21 y2 Mar 24
23 Vi Oct
22
34% Jan
14
25% Jan
2
28
Feb
17
Distillers
12 Vi Feb
19
!
50c
Corp
Divco-Wayne Corp
13
15% Jan
14
11
8 % Jan
3
11% Jan
2
Jan
14
55
Feb 25
29
17
12
Jan
52% Jan
57% May IS
33% Apr
10 Vi May
Dec 24
16% Jan
Mar 26
10% Jan
91
10
24y« Jan
11% Dec 24
68 Vi Jun
Oct 22
36% Dec 24
16y« Oct 21
9 % Aug
2
14% Jun
Dec 10
49
9% Jan
July
11 Vi Jan
8
11
60% Oct
1
13 Yt
9% Apr 17
Jan
12
20
9
Jjoaie
Dover
2
59 Hi Feb
42% Feb
18l/2 Mar
11%
No par
No par
*10 Va
14%
14%
No par
55%
56%;
13
13%
55%
Co
jutd
09 '
Jun
34 Va
18
18
35Vi
34=8
34%
33 V
*18
18'A
18
1SV.K
174%
175%
108 Vi
108%
*87 Vi
88 Vi
88
88
87%
37%
35=4
36%-
36 Ya
30%
*42 Vi
45
42 V
42 Va
*47=4
50
88%
37 Va
45
*42Vi
45
2
38y« Jan 30
Mar
41
Jan
24
Jan
31
29
48'
48% Jan
...50
$4.15
...50
*47%
50
*47%
46%
46=a
*46
46%
—.50
50
50
♦48
50
50
*46
48 V
*46
48Vi
—.50
*47%
50
♦47%
50
—___5
17%
4%
3
50
Jan
17
48
Jan
27
>53
Jan
31
jl
(
5
"
Jan
22
48
Jan
13
18
14% Jan
14
.
4
•
-
preferred
$2.10
DWG
18% Mar 20
t>'T"d
Cigar Corp—...
a
-
17 Vi
17%
176
,;174V
.
108%^ 108%
50
—50
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred
18
44% Feb 28
18% Jan
50
$3.75
36%
*42%
48'A Mar
7%
77 u'
174=i
'
48% Feb
8
Jan
50
7%
44y2 Mar 26
5
.
7%
j;
3,700
•"
12,700
& Co—
Duquesne Light Co common
900
;
87=i
'36'A
*87 Va
—-10
89 Va Jan
2
16,700
.
9VL>
*9
9=4
175=8
No par
6
♦9
...
Va
108%
Preferred $3.50 series
' Jan
34% Jan
Viv
18
■>
46%
175Vi
8
a
>47%
*
200
10
150C
46 y2
00
50
50
*46
48%
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*47=4
50
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17Vi
900
;
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-r
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50
46
*48
>
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110
109%
46%
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1,100
7%
7% '
.
22
85
2
11,500
25,600
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9%
7%
9%
108%
1
19,100
"
18Vi
174%
49
l
33%
35
1
5
18
Oct 24
34 Vi
50c
No par
39% Oct 28
14
53
Preferred $4.50 series
8
41
52%
Common
Jan
1
54 Vi
3
46% Mar 13
July
July
52 =i
4
44
Nov
55%
53%
Apr
29
40
13
188% Feb
2B
41
12%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
(E I)
:;-r;20C'
13
Dresser Industries
7%
1,200
10%
13
13 V«
4
...1
8,400
2,100
?
,
15%
.
4
Dunlan Corp
;
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a
56%
15%
7
8% Feb 19
6,200
15 Vi
13
*8%
800
v,
55
56%
*8%
:
100
■
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10 Vi
:
-
5
..1
.
1
3,700
%
56 y4
110
Jan
11 Va
Chemical Co
International
4.000
7►800
.
"
27 %
11
Dow
Dunhill
■;l*
FRIDAY
lOVi
15%
8
45
18 V
27
11%
55
3
49% Jan
Aug 27
18
/
19
27%
...1
23
15,000
14%
;
Corp
4,200
<
.
tt
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29
14 Va
15%
106% Jan
41
*28=4
14 = 8
56 Vi
174% Apr
36% Nov 14
28%
14%
6
37% Apr
30% Oct 23
30
*11
:
10 V 8
10%
2
89% Feb
*30',:
55%
*
Mar 27
110
27
10 Vi
•
CLOSED t
29 V 2
30 V*
27=8
27 Vi " '
11%
•
2.30C
31
29
29 Vi
18
19
27%
11 Vi
du Porit de Nem
76% Nov 14
19 Vi
19%
27%
,1 / ;
;
1,300
9,000
30%
31%~
14 Vi
'
4
19%
July 18
206
160% Oct 21
14 V
11%
..,„ies
2
3
29 Vi
29
-13%
'
39%
28%
*27%
Pepper
14% Feb 28
2
>
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31
30
v
GOOD
9%
9%
31
32
397a'
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56 Va
*29=i
28%
29 V*
»'
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1
Douglas Aircraft Co
9
31%
x29
2
6% Jan
9% Aug
5% Dec 20
9
IB
Dr.
15% Feb 25
31 Va
29 V
9=4
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18%
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39%
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34
34 V*
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•: *54%
'
30%
1
;.,«U:
48
2(000
.
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39 Vi
397 «
(Walt) Productions—
2.50
Corp-Seagrams Ltd——2
Disney
10% Jan 31
74% Jan
10
•
29%
*34Vi
--
32
31%
2
;
Stores
v
' 56 Vi
9%
;
29%
32 Vi Feb
11% Jan
I3Va Dec 30
/
10%
29% Jan 24
B
1
'
10
39%
25% Jun
67% Jan
34%. -34 V
8,500
-
f; .v >. V' 1,600
i
20 n
6%
/
3,00c
f 1' 8,300" '
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15 Vi
19%
4
d;;
30Vsi
19%
'50 ""
i
.
29 %
''
48%
.
39%
*54%
36Vi
25% Jan
2
29% Mar 26
19
30
39 = 8
-
56 Vi
36 Vi
—.15
Co
2
29% Dec
25 % Dec
*55
*34%
Vilbiss
De
4
37% Mar IS
34
Mar 28
34% Dec 17
34%
'
2
10
43% Feb
Devoe & Raynolds class A
31
•
v
16%
;V Y
X48
19 V4
/.-■ 34Vi-
39%
,39%
Hillsdale &SWRR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
34% Mar 17
Jan
-
...
34% Mar 17
30% Apr
3
39
6%
A
' ■
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86
■:
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i
•
14%
>
19
48%
18%
18%' '18%
34% : 35
Detroit
8
Jan
58
9Va Jan
29% Apr
2
59% July
Jan 21
37
Detroit
Grande West RR.No par
—;
;
20_.
Denv & Rio
40% Mar 11
48-%
-
a
■
Feb
55
Inc
Lines
Air
Delta
17
39% Jan 29
■*
49 V
491,8
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
49% Mar 27
46% Feb
51% May IB
6Vi
,
20
V'»
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;
28%
■?.
5,30C..;.
••;
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-30=4
^
84
16 Va
1
■/.
15
20
20Vn
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;
•
86%;
84 ' ,?
30 Vi,
*30=8
30%
•
86
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V 29Vi
19%
:
6%
6 Va "
14% ;
30
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f
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14%
,
C.-2,400
1?
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45%
45%
,
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33%.
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86%
84
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45 7u
;
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.
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16%
14%
'
30 Ya
29%
2Q
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a
11
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32%
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;.
——
&;
45%
*84%
' 84
>82
50c
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware
45'A
45%
*10%
/
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41%
87 /
9%
3V
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..
.
33 Vi
41 Vi
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87
10
9%
t-
a
33'A
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.10
common—
31
11
'10%
33 Va'
a
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;
86 Vi
33 V
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Inc———■
Records
Deere
16y» Mar 10
11
■/'.
10
*3
3%
*3
*10%
series C—..100
Rubber Co—
Dayton
17% Mar 14 •'
I
8
1
30% Feb
3.90%
Preferred
3
9%
43
V 42%
87
10
■
Vi
43
89
convertible preferred .—...20
Day.strom Inc
J—10
Dayton Power & Light common..7
; Preferred 3.75%
series A
1<K)
Preferred 3.75 Y series B——,100
2
Mar 10
/ 43
*85
44
'
9%
*85
5e/o
19% July 22
23% Jan
2
*43%
Davega Stores Corp common—.2.50
7
Jan 16
11% Jan
32%.May
31% Feb
Vi Oct 22
14
26% Dec 31
—1
100
:—5
3% Jan 23
■
83
P«b 27
Apr
1
13% Jan
14
Mar 11
83% Jan
86
88
19
22
83
4
15
Oct 24
NOV
Jan
10=8 Feb 20
43% Jan
72
73
86
30
1
49 '/a Apr
27% Oct 22
40
Oct 21
15
Corp common—
3%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
5
HVi Feb 20
S
13% Apr
Feb
3
6% Feb 27
16
Dec
46
9Vi Jan
6
12% Jan
8% Oct 22
'3Va Dec
10
3
83 Vi Jan
1
80% Mar
7
79% Jan
Dana
Vi Apr
41
July 11
61
KHi Oct 21
*48
17%
48 Va
,
17 V\
50
400
17Vi
;
E
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastern Airline Inc
11
2'7% Jan
Oct
11
61% Jan
4
29 Va Jan
38 y2 Feb
16 ya Dec
30
30% Api
3
16% Jan
21% Mar 12
Eastern
27'/2 Feb
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com
27 Vi Dec
27
30
23 Vi Dec
18
72
-
Dec
31
24% Dec
23
42% July IB
81% Mar 1
22% Apr
-
--
60% July
26% Jan
1
17
12
37% Mar 25
Eastman
107% Mar 31
Kodak Co
81% Feb
13
115
Jun
18
6
158
Feb
28
38% Dec
31
64% Jan
&4
38 Vi Jan
2
46V4 Jan 28
22 Ya Oct
21
27% May 8
81% Apr 11
40
Jan 18
22 Vi Jan
2
9
25 Vi Apr
1
Jan
31
22 Vi Jan
2
27'A Mar 19
Jan
17
27% July 3
40% Apr 28
4% Aug 18
16% Apr
3
20 y2 Feb
4
25
Jan
2
27% Jan
2
Jan
17
22
Electric Auto-Lite
3% Jan
35 V« Mar
26% Jan
2
31Vi Feb
19
Electric
Nov
8
21% Dec
19
74
v
82
Aug
6
17% Dec 23
<
24% Dec
30
3yaJan
2
25Vi Dec 27
6% Dec
24
30
91
8
Apr
1
81
95
4 V*
Mar 27
2
9% Feb
3
2
30% Jan
29
Jan
10
14
4Va Jan
2
7
17% Jan
22
34% Mar 26
3% Oct
22
22
13
Jan
3
Jan
15Y4 Oct
24% Nov
'
.Mar
29
34
0
"
159
27
44% July
22
Nov
86
n
8
23
76
76
13
Mar 20
May 20
14% Jan 31
Dec
22 Ya Oct
30% Dec 23
97 Ya Jan
151
6% Jan
21
Jan
6% Jan
35 Vi Apr
10
31% Jan
89% Jas
14
79
34=/a Mar
6
6% Mar 26
Feb
19
Jan
88% Feb
12
32% Apr 30
20% Jar
7
26 Vi Jan
30Va Apr
6% Jan
8% Jan
2
16
44% Jan
60% Feb
3
55V'a Feb 25
57
6% Dec
23
43
Dec
12
77
Feb
1
66
July
3
62
Feb
28
M5ar-6
12% Oct
22
18
Jun
13
13% Jan
3
14% Jan 29
19% Mar 31
28% Dec
23
*1% Anr
16
28% Jan
2
34 Va Mar 21
10% Nov 13
26
Apr 30
For footnotes
see
page 26.
11 Vi Jan
2
.
6%
Eaton
30 7i
30 Ya
34 7i
32
32%
20%
20%
20 Va
20'/2
24Vi
23 Vi
23%
22%
23%
22
Va
22%
79=4
79
79
79
-Jib:: 2,90c.
30%
33%
20%
79.
^
35
10
common
preferred
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Volume 187
Number 5731
.
.
Commercial
.
The
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YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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3
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2
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7
May
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1
7
3
45 %
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93
22
Jan
10
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22% Nov 18
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22% Oct
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31
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Advertising
General Portland Cement Co
General Precision
6
87*7n Jan
22
Inc
General
24
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39 % May 23
20
18
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7
91
45 Va
93 Va
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20
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General Foods
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22
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General Motors Corp
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Inc
Dynamics Corp
General
7
11
Dec
,
118
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9
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12
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08
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13
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100
General Cigar Co Inc
Nopar
General Contract
Corp common
2
Gr'e
series preferred—
lo
11
Feb
*
24
2
1
40
Jan
4% Jan
76% Nov
18
2
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Dec
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General
11
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Co
convertible
General
24
13
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5
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j
4
60% Jan
2
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2
22
10
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10
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1
20
Feb
30
■
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101
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55
25
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Gar Wood
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ii
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,
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28% Mar 21
24% Feb
,
May 16
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12
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19
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3
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92
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100
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0
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;
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43% Jan
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Ferro Corp
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Thursday
Apr. 3
-
Apr. 2
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17 F«'*
18%
,
commonZIft
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17
Mar 24
53% Feb 17
Mar 10
37% Jan
8V'1b Jan
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24 'A- Mar 14
14
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; .:•(!%
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Wednesday
'
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Federal Paper Board Co
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22 Va Aug 22
69% May
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69% Jim 13
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17% Nov 20
26
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-
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1
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18% Mar 2ft
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181% Miiy 13.
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13
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15 % Jan
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.
7% Jan.
{ 84% July 10
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17 % July
1
26% Nov 29
22
Aug. 23
41% Oct 21
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Mar. 81
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NEW YORK
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I
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
20
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.
.
Monday, April 7, 19o8
(1556)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Highest
Lowest
34% Jail
10 ft. Oct 11
9
Jan
2
,
52
May 13
101
152
21
Mar
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
9
10% Jan
3
10
00% Feb
5
Gulf
20
4
1
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
preferred
No par
—_™™
Gulf Oil Corp
111% Mar 24
Feb 25
I
19%
20%
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8%
14%
14%
56%
50%
108
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10
92
Jan
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Nov
81
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96
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10
3
4
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104% Apr
95
Jan
Common
105% Apr
No par
56%
107
57
108%
40 %
108%
L1O0
100
dividend
preferred
preferred
dividend
$5
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;
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40%
93%
100
™100
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Mar 13
99
98% Mar 11
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$4.40 dividend preferred
30
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105
106
600
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Gulf States Utilities Co-
43% Feb 28
41% Jun 11
93% Feb
5
98
Apr
2
39 % Jan
Aug
G
Oct 20
<34',; Jan 24
400
8
14%
14%
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50%
56%
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19%
19%
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14%
,
Shares
Apr. 4
Apr. 3
19%
19%
,
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 2
Apr. 1
,
19%
1
Guantanaino Sugar
17% Jan
14% Feb 25
32% Jan 11
80% Jan 10
10
47'A Dec 11
105 % Oct
7% Apr
Par
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Mar. 31
STOCK
EXCHANGE
20% Jan
17% Jan 28
14
12% May 10
14 % Doc
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1937
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
"40
-
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H
Nov
4
41 % Feb
63% Dec
30
89% Jan
Jan
17
2
20% Jan
11
111% Jan
40 % Jan
11
15
24
20
18 % Dec
13% Dec *31
Dec 24
67
20% Dec 24
i
24%
23 % Dec
29%
;
Oct
2°
13
Jan
0
28% Apr
2
51% Aug
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,
8
30
Hamilton Wateh Co
4%
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11
8
20
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13
2
20% Jau
2
22% Jan
25% Jan
7
25% Mar 13
4% Jan
3% Jan
21
28%, Jan
R1
1.
19
13%, Apr
15
Mar 14
Mar 11
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Jan
21% Nov
22%. Jan
72% Jau
74
64
20
Mar
34
43% Jan
May
6
70% Mar 31
Jan
28% Apr
2
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9
43 % Doc
53
28
22
09 % Oct
July
18% Jun
14
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8
1
89% Feb 21
10
91
10
18% Jan
22
17% Jan
6
20% Feb 26
24% Jan
10
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2
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Holme
34% Mar
30% July 23
30
Jan
21
35
103 % Oct
10
47% July ii
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22
47% Jan
32% Jan
10
Feb
8
17% Jan
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23
62
44%; Nov 14
50% Feb
19
27% Feb
19
24% Dec
24
42% Sep
40% Jan
10% Oct
21
17% July JO
12
26%, Jail
Jau
17
87
July 10
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23
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22
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10
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2
22% Deo 23
81
97
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8
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28% Jan
4
11
Oct
22
40
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6
27
18% Nov 26
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Jan
25
16
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3
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3
18
2
28
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3
92
Jan
31
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4
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16
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18
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27
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30
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38
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3
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45
100
100
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preferred
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7
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2
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3
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99% Jan
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55% Jnn
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Nov
20
13
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18
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24
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11
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2
19
2
5
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2
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6
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6
2
86
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19
11
73
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2
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14
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13
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3
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16
4
21
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41
7
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6
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27
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31
19
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2
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10
27
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2
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3
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29
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65
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11
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25
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76
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19
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13
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24
211
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98
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20
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13
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100
25
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28
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2
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13
13
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36% July 16
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3
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17
33% Dec
24
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31
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2
28
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2
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19
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25
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42
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Lighting & Power
17
28'« Jau
B
*73%
49%
*86%
74
Corp
Howard Stores
2% Jau
44
9% Apr
119 Mi Jan
28
preferred
78% Jan
40
30
*27',4
lo
preferred
Hunt Foods
44
6=!'i. Dee
27=;
preferred
Hudson
9
f
27==;
5'/r convertible preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common,,3
17
II-
B
28
Corp of America, common
Feb
9
July
Hotel
Mar 24
(13% Jan
li¬
Mar 25
1% Jan
2
32% May
46% Mar
47 % Apr
28
„100
$4.25 preferred,,
16
35
12
Gil
Hooker Electrochom
47
20% Jail
4
Honolulu
41 % Mar
3
13% Jail 27
85% Apr
8
6
May .21
35% May 23
Jau
'25'/„ Oct 23
4% Apr
19
57% Feb
4
10% Mar 19
9% Mar 24
10
1 % Jau
6
Feb
95
22
8
Feb
89
7
fl
*i2
4
83
18
23
I )c<!
13
Feb 25
Feb 20
Jan
27%
28 '
—
8% Jau
12% Dec
50
54
13 =
100
Homestake Mining
Household Finance
Apr
1
00% July 11
66! 2
14%
preferred
Mar 20
100
68%.
13%
common,,,
35
20
33'-
66
14
,
convertible
33',2
*32
*32
09=!;
14
33
i
I,100
68
*32
33
■i-
900
"4%
70%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co„_„,„,
5%
24=%
4%4
;14%
;
:
1,900
<
24-%
%
14%
Hilton Hotels Corp,,,,,.
Hires Co (Charles E)
Holly Sugar Corp
4%
68
5
(conv)
$2.25 convertible
Nov
31.
2nd pfd
7
87
1% Sep
$4%
6
Mai-14
4%
21%
245a
4%
-
-
*32
,
30
84
*4%
-
1
Hcydcn Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
Jan
87% Jan
4',.,
20%
24%
24=8
21%
24;%
4%
__1
Jau
79
21%
*133
5
(The)
38% Feb
Mar 13
21%
25%
1
preferred series A
19
Apr 20
S',!! Deo
4%%
23
85
21%
25
38%
9
88
3,300
*112%
56%
7
25
21
5% preferred
100
Ilershey Chocolate common._No par
10
Aug 30
31=%!
21
38%
Jan
Oct
31'
83%
15% Feb
19
32%
13
36 % Jan
72
8 % Deo
26
Jau
24
GO
46% Oct 22
40% Feb
4
47% Mar 24
39% Feb 24
4
10
27
28% Mar
2
33% Oct
Mar 12
20% Mar 31
Feb
31
12
25% Mar 25
2
20
31%
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc
3
10% Mar 28
10
Jau
9r!h Jan
32%
13%
G
8
82
.35'4
Hertz Co
20'
2
32
3,100
32
*34%
*13
3
14% Mar 27,
Jau
23!'4
noncumulative preferred
25
1
No par
Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
13
69% Apr
85
Feb
7
23%
7l'o
Feb
00
23%
common,,,
44%, Feb
30% Feb
Jan
16% Jan
7
20
14
78
co% Sep
0
70% Nov 27
23
Jan
13
60#
4
Jan
59
0
1
11% Jan
4
41% Feb
24
Hercules Motors.
116
3
47% Jan
30% Apr
26
13% Mar 21
38% Jan
7
118%. Mar 21
53%Jail
July 25
Feb
36
2
25
.'..24
.
Heller (W E; & Co
19
»
9,300
24
23=a
24
,
135
*133
__l*5
Nov
W)
7
135
135
_5
common
(G
.32
1
32
,10
Heinz
5
8
317
-
32%
1,300
*133
32%
50
15% Oct
July 24
:
33
preferred
22% Sep
03
29! 4
29
1,000
i
2.50
preferred
(II J) Co common,..
3.65% preferred
1
50% Apr
FRIDAY
28%
60
GOOD
22%
185
3%%
2
86% Mar 14
73%
22 f%
1
Haveg Industries Inc_™
Hayes Industries Inc
28
73%
22%
31%
;
32%
1,100
: 14%::
»
75
28%
29%
29! 4
29 %
29%
1-900
*132
Hat Corp of America common
34% Jan
23% Feb
22 "4
Corp—
Nov 27
28
*73%
22%
1
11,500
CLOSED
100
7
14% Dec 18
73"%
22%
_7.50
Hart Schaffner <fe Marx
27
14
73%
23
14 %
EXCHANGE
14
14%
72%
100
STOCK
49%
21
41%
u
:
14
14%
1
com
preferred
6% Jan
Oct
21
41=%
49!;
21
50=%
20%
,
*72%
23
2.50
Harsco Corporation
Harshaw Chemical Co
16
23%. Jail
•
'
49 %
51%
21
100
Paper Co
Ilarris-Intertype
35% Jan 24
20%'
5
'
42
*41%
42
50%
20%
52 %
20%
__1
common
Harbison-Walk Refrae
6%
*41. *V
42
51%
_5
preferred—
Hammond Organ Co—
Mar 17
140
convertible
a
3%
'
Jan
32% Mar 25
24
Deo
2.0
•
80
39% Mar 11
30
Dec
10
21
3
32'% Feb 14
33% Mar 24
26%, Jan
14
Jun
Cementing
F) Printing Co__l
'J.
(W
*41%
„25
Well
Hall
24% Feb
129
138
Oil
21% Jan
Jan
21%. Jan
May 31
40% July 23
29% Oct 21
127% Oct 14
Halliburton
10% Jan
73% Apr
13% Mar
70
Hackensack Water
58% Jan 29
20% Jan
39
23
Dec
42% Mar 18
38% Jan
49% Apr
21
38
•
•i*.
.Volume 187
Number 5731
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1557)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
,
*
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
STOCK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Mar. 31
Par
Apr. 1
Wednesday
22
Dec
30
67% Dec
•
30
37
Dec
82
Dec
13
33% Oct
1
46% May IB
109% May 9
23
19
49
Feb
23
74 % July 23
83
Nov
80
21
Jan
Aug 28
84
96
96
Apr
77% Jan
25
Dec
11
33
Nov
7
Oct
29
Dec
5
Dec
17
22
38% Oct
22
75% Jun
20% Oct 28
29% Dec 26
T
40% Oct
26
26
35% Jan
19
33
23
65% Jan
Dec
76% Nov
4
11
9
Dec
Dec
17
23',2 Dec
30
•
'
'17
Dec
47
Jan
17
20% Oct
17
Oct
27
22
22
10
2
27 % Apr
1
Kresge IS S)
2
33 V2 Apr
2
Kress
v
18% Jan
2
20% Feb
6
-
.61
Jan
«
27
13%. Jan
a
17 *.
22% Jan
.
24
6
25 Va Mar
/'.
3% Feb 27
.17.
'
«Ian
,
2
-
Mar
5
18% Feb
"
82
Nov
27
10% Dec
24% July
19
•
94
1
25:/ Feb 20
9
""17% Mar
26% Oct 11
5% Dec 10
r
83.
4
17% Jan
10
3
22
Oct
22
22% Feb
28
25% Dec 31
19
Apr 29
84% July 17
23
50
Jan
24
9% Dec
Z 26
9% Jan
V 65% Jan
2
J
25
52% July 30
10
57 Va Jan
22
25% Oct
11
22
93
3
Feb
Jun
I
,
38% Jan
■
1'
82
106
Apr
34
Dec
101%' Jan
27
.
23% Feb
104
92 V8 Feb
13
105% Feb
10
54. Va Apr
5
93% Jan
8
56% Feb 28
11: -Dec
10
45% Feb
12
,' 22
Jan
7
122% Jun
28
26
125
Mar
19% Oct
t
*
10
22
-32 %
"11% Jab
2
140
Oct
22
Nov
18
32% May 17
'86% Jan 30
77
7% Mar
% Mar 22
28
11% July
89
28% Dec 23
i
44
385
.
Dec
27
Mar 25
62% Feb
5
>13% Feb
i
6
76
Mar 19
11% Dec
10
Jan
' 4.84%
23
17'A Jan
18
6
84% Feb
14
14
10
-
.
15% July 17
2
24
38
17% Oct
22
26
20% Apr 10
54% Feb;. 7-
Jan
2
Dec
26
23
13
10
37 Va May
8
91
Jan 28
-1
V
(P)
Steel
t
Mar 31
35
Feb
35% Feb
4%, convertible
18
2
,
6
/ 88
8
39
Oct
Feb
17
Marshall Field
>
4%%
&
11
Dec
23
Dec
30
5
,Jan
3
82
7
5
Feb
S3.75
S3.75
pfd
*19% Apr
39 % Jan
3
24
9
42% Feb
28
12% Feb
12
79'
11
Mar 18
62
Jan
.
2
Jan
8
Feb
10
33% Mar
6
3
47
May 14
50% July 24
2
11
3 7 Va Jan
39
Jan
2
15% July 18
10
% Jan
2
67
Dec
23
43 Va Mar 12
12% Mar 31
2
47% Oct
22
>78% Mar 24
12% Dec
30
Nov
19%
3
24
25% Feb
3
79
Jan
7
83 % Feb
4
56
Jan
2
73
19% Jan
7
29
36% Jan
10
26
79»
Feb
Nov
29,
24
63
8
July 12
Jan
83
10
140
39
2
19% Feb
2
49
Jun
Feb
18
104% Jan
9
Jan
94
May 23
86
77
90
July 25
103
♦nnrtnofes
n*
Feb
nesre
Feb
84% Jan
_1
No par
12.50
5
3
5
Mar 14
$3.50
2nd
5
5,400
69%
147%
69%
69%
69%
147%
147%
147%
67
68%
65%
54
11%
11%
54%
UTb
66%
55%
11%
8%
6
Tb
6
Tb
69%
70
69%
148
148%
5,400
148%
1)0
67
68 Vo
67%
08%
54
54%
53%
54%
3,100
4,100
11%
*11%
11%
6%
40%
41%
1,100
70'A
147%
'
OVn
40
«
8Tb
42
7
39
11Tb
7
41Tb
400
7
7,900
40 Va
39 Va
40%
12,600
42%
13%
41 Va
13%
43%
13%
13%
13%
35,300
13'A
33'A
20,500
30%
32%
35%
36 %
*111%
33%
35%
112%
31%
35%
32%
35%
13%
32%
13%
32%
22 Tb
*101
102%rf
*101"
.■*85
*88
102
51 Va
0
cc
92 Tii
22%
*101
102%
*27*85
87%
A *88
92%
102
51%
-
22%
22%j,
92 Tb
*88
102
52%,
*112 V 112%
87%
*85
102
,
;
52%
\*101% 102
A
.
52%
54%
137%
36
22%
*101
*85
*88
*100%
53%
15,300
3,700
33
112%
112%
STOCK
22%
50
EXCHANGE
102%
CLOSED
13,100
;
87 %
92%
102
'
GOOD
FRIDAY
300
54%
196,000
' 1 260
*136'%
138%
*136
138%
137%
30%
30%
30
30 %
29%
30
58%
59 "A
58%
59%
12%
5,000
12%
12%
13
69
2,400
70%
68%
09%
58%
59 V*
138
138
„
.,
58%
59
12%
12%
12%
12%
70%
71%
69
70
4
*26
*122
24%
26%
125
*26
26%
*122
•
24%
*26
125
24%
29%
29%
23
1,900
20,700
X82%
83
*8%
9
42%
43Tb
35%
*400
6%
0%
6
*5%
13 %
*13%
24%
6%
/
■
•
36
0%
400
26.
25%
6%
6%
6
*5%
14
24%
*55
*13
6%
34%
32
30%
29%
37%
Va
37 Va
43%
36
35%
400
*390
25%
6%
5%
1
20
3,700
*6%
6%
500
5%
*23 Ti
5%
300
13%
200
24
1,400
0%
6'A
6%
16%
10%
3,200
2,500
20 Va
20%
8,100
*55
56
*55
56
34
33%
33%
*33
33%
33%
34
34
84%
33%
85%
*84
200
>
800
34
1,200
86
40
33%
•31%
33'A
31%
32 %
29,200
30
<29%
30
29%
29%
2,200
37%
37%
%
38
37%
37%
0,900
79%
79
79 Va
230
82
80
80%
110
27%
A
3,400
25%
16Tb
27%
^,.3
35 3a
409
20%
71%
—3
31,900
6%
*69%
27%
100
1,500
42%
25%
13'A
24%
71%
No par
No par
No par
41%
16%
20 Vo
86
33%
30
9
14
> 23%
55Tb
33%
41 %
35%
450
25%
25%
37%
2,000
84%
13%
*83%
30%
30%
*8%
25
6%
5,800
30%
30%
8
26
100
*
23%
*83%
a
5%
26%
125
8Vo
80-"'
34%
6%
26 Vo
*122
84%
30%
84
450
24
To
30%
25%
125
Va
23%
30%
84
*400
26%
*122
2.4*4
*69%
*69%
71%
30
27%
500
27%
*27%
28
*51%
52
*51%
52
*51 Va
52
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
20
19%
20
20
20
*41%
11%
20
42
*41
11%
21%
*76
31%
20
42
-f
52
100
1,400
42
40
Va
40%
11%
11 %
11%
11
11
76%
%
11%
76%
*76
20
27%
*51 %
76%
78
77 Va
77 Va
*40%
20
4,700
180
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
33'A
5,300
42%
41%
42
42%
33%
42%
33 Va
42
41%
42
5,400
12 Va
*12 Va
31'A
3,600
•
:
12
12%
12
12%
76
76
76
76
76
76%
75
75'A
18
1,100
62%
64
62
63
58%
61%
58%
60
Co-*—
1
6,500
8%
8Tb
8%
>
Co.
1
a_..10
—5
100
13
93
93
25
25%
82%
13
16
35
82
71
21
_.10Vic
*8%
13%
16
1
common*
8%
34%
3%
8%
13%
*15%
12 Va
8%
13
13 Va
13
12'A
1,000
8%
13
1,700
,
1,200
16%
*15%
34%
34Tb
34%
34%
94%
94%
94%
*94
25%
25
94%
25%
83
82%
82 %
69%
*68
69%
60
21%
*21
21'A
400
45%
33,800
25%
*82%
71
70
70
%
21%
21
21
47%
47%
46%
47%
69%
*21
45
%
16
46%
*15'A
34 Va
16
34%
100
2,200
95
40
24%
25
3,100
*82 Va
83
45%
30.
—
..No par
preferred
No par
136%
133%
131%
131 %
700
1
32%
33
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
1,000
12.50
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
25,500
2,400
Co_
—
5
30
4.35%
preferred series
3.85%
preferred series
100
Mar 11
3.80%
preferred series
100
Mar 28
4.45%
preferred series
100
,
8%
9
70
26
88
8Tb
8%
70
Jan
103
4,000
9
79%
"A Feb
31
73%
*80%
92
14
72'%
81
90
Jan
76
82
100
85
600
74
*79%
*80%
2
97% Jan
77 %
HI
10
19
16%
76 Tb
82
24
6
26%
77% y:
9% A
80
Jan
Mar
9,900
700
76%
*80
Linotype Co_.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott_,
Machine
200
; ? 200
23%
*85
,_No par
Mergenthaler
Mesta
4%
Inc
preferred
conv
4%
4%
1%
16
16 Va
86-
>
Co
(The)___.
Mercantile Stores Co Inc—
$4
*15%
26
*33%
Mines
Robbins
Inc
15%
4%
1%"
23 3 b
84
common
Co
2,800
5%
16%
33%
Mengel
&
5,300
5%
'
-
24%
33%
preferred series B
Merck
31%
2,600
27%
33%
"•-,4%%- preferred (1st series).—100
Melville Shoe
Corp common
1
4%
31%
Va
10%
1%
4.%
.—4
_5
Jan
.,
17
*>».
19
Mar 21
Jan
15% Jan
Sep 10
Aug 30
July 10
86% Apr
„
39
85
-
26
30% Mar 10
J 09% ,JaH
76.
94
19
21% Feb
49% Mar 24
8
"
89
Feb
500
90%
15%
,
20%
Mead
22'A Jan
69% Apr
21% Jan
28
—1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
2
27%
10%
1%
17
16% Mar 20
94% Apr/
800
23'A
35%
^_50
*_50
Porcupine
Corp
18%
*88
5%
;
100
400
16%
36
Publishing .A
McLellan Stores
31
5%
;
76%.
16%
37 % Jan
5
31%
1%
20 Va
3
22
10%
5%
100
17%
27%
\
3%
17%
19
90%
82
3,900
25%
*3%:
18%
18
18%
3,900
lSVa
16%'
*25 Va
27%
16 Va
2
15% Feb
*17%
600
71%
27%
44%
common—
Trucking
3%
10
56
2
Mar
7
Aug 12
McLean
25%
.
*88
20%
34
2
128
'"
75
10
86% Jan
89
29
37% Dec
9% Jan
16%
*25 Vo
/ *3%
.
20
70%
24%
^.__1
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
<fc
A 16%
;
*19%
72%
27%
16 Vo
43%
Stores Corp common—S0e
3'/2% convertible prclerred_„_100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Ine_—1
McGraw-Edison Co—
*__1
McKesson
20
900
16 %
—io
MeCrory
McTntyrc
3,900
*27
36%
12%. Jan
25Vt May 20
20
14% Oct
Mar 31
33 %
•
24. Vo
H'J'b
preferred
McGraw-Hill
5,000
32 Tb
10 Va
55%
13% Jan
-
44% Nov
10
37% Dec
27
64
61
Dec 20
105% Jan
7
17
_
May 8
% Apr 24
88'A Jan 29
2D1,'s'Feb 12
72% Sep
Mar
14
93
74% Nov 25
19
Jan
30
;v 34%; Mar 21
f
Jan~29
40% Jun
6
{
52
20
Apr
1
,81% Nov 27
21
68 % Jan
8% Feb
33
;
8
2
July
•
27%
33%
*27%
8%
,
"
63
~30
13% Dec
3
7,900
310
'"
80
24%
No par
—.
Corp
36%
10%
18%
27%
20
Corp
$2.50
28%
5
79%
16%
22%
—
preferred
McCord
36
27%
35%
111%
^-__5
Maytag Co common
$3 preference.—
7
28%
'
100
16%
22"' b
10
20%
9,900
1,600
1,700
24%
111 Va
_100
20%
Vo
27%
10
100
53
10%
71%
18
5 To
1,200
33
26%
*19%
16%: /
1%
*15%
*4%
9,000
11,500
10%
No par
McCall
Mar
/
.
40
40%
51%
!
300
5,200
17,800
27%
—No par
A—
No par
52% Mar 10
122% July
32%
>
10%
31 %
,
23
*32%
90%
27%
*38
:
.
10%
33
L100
series
14% Mar 21
29
12
-.
$3.40
-*
90%
%
*17 %
18 Tb
;
42%
com—
preferred
10
24
Dec
4
10
41Tb
common—
20
Feb
Feb
1947
16%
■
1,200
33 V"
3%
*88
33
2,200
27
25%
3Tb
6%
3,33 V3
__a—
82
34% Feb
Nov"
*25%
3%
41%
1
Corp.
72
10/
'
16%
25 Va
*3 :!b
40%
Co
3
28% Mar
33% Apr
29%
Martin
2
17
16%
25%
com—No par
>
100
preferred,
17
78 V2 Jan
*Jan
36% Jan
.
31
75% Apr
72%
1
_5
Co
13,Jan
42% Apr 30
13% Mar 11
73%
_1
;
Marquette Cement Mfg Co__
50% Jun
4
19%
73
i_10c
A
preferred_*__I_50
9
30
60
Mar
Jan
70
2.50
Marchant' Calculators Inc*
a
Marine Midland Corp common
56
17% Apr 22
Jan
19%
32%
19%
53%
4
20% Mar 28
55
Jan
73%
—
,19% Feb
2
2
30
32%
Exploration*——1
23',A Jan
31
10%
27%,
32%
19%
_.7
Maraeaibo Oil
32% Feb 25
49% Nov
7
12% Dec 30
; 21% Dec
*10%
10%
No par
10
4
2
29%-Jan
-*79
Co..
/_./
Masonite
23
80%
*32%
CLOSED
,'X
May Dept Stores
Dec
36%
79%
27
common
Bros..
30% Mar 13
22
,
28%
36%
80%
27
Manhattan-Shirt-_i.
39 Va Feb
,
28%
37%
80
4%
Mannhigv Maxwell Sz Moore
2
-
28%
36%
81
*4%
4
9
81% Jan
31-
28%
39%
16 %
4
2
Mar 22
28%
*15%
30
31
Feb 20
53%
20%
1 %
—
34
Jan
20%
26%
32%
/
38%
40 Va
23
'
5%
19
25V2Jan
83
52%
21
5%
28
8
83
53%
20%
IV*
Feb
8
.77
38%
52%
21
10%
,-100
28% Jan
7% Jan
40% July
4
28%
*11
Va
23%
53%
27%
—
35% Jan
6
21
27%
.7% Feb
18
v
51% Jan
27%
33
17% /.
Square Garden—
Magma Copper.,;
Magnavox Co (The)—
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Mallory (P R) & Co—
Mandti Sugar Co_A
Mandel
27%
32 %
19%
Madison
47% Jan 22
11
52%
"
17%
Inc—i.—
30
61% Sep
32%
18%
14% Feb
_
27 Va
10%
Macy iR H) Co Inc coin—No par
/■••' 414 % preferred series A
—100
31
27%
23%
5
Co—
Trucks
27 3 «
*80%
7% preferred A::
Aioo
Louisville Gas & El Co
(Ky).Nopur
Louisville & Nashville—:
__so
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
:
1
20
69% Nov
41
23 Vo
31%
1
G conv pfd
Co
26% Aug 15
69„: Nov
40 Vo
•22 Va
42 %
23
32%
series
33% Dec
;
41%
22%
31%
~
preferred—
conv
23% Dec
,
40%
41%
25
-_Is
27% Feb
'
Jan
A; 25%* Jan
"
39 Va
31%
11%
—l
7% Jan
18% Jan
/
38%
A100
series E preferred——A 100
Mack
3
Mar 11
420/
3
13%'Feb
-
35% July 19
29% Oct
77
37
•
.-5%-Jan
15% Dec
38%
MacAndrews Ss Forbes common-—10
6% preferred
—100
Mar 19
9
12% Jan
21
23
49% Mar 24
5% Apr
37% May 13
16
Nov
14
8-- Jan
»
14
Dec
25
26 Va Feb
31 Va Feb
5% Jan
9% July 23
38
Series B preferred
Lukens
30
2
3
30%-Jan
49% Dec
-
123 Va Jan
31% Jan
11
z4% Oct
,
30% Jan
15
,
390
Feb
May 27
50% Jun 17*/Z >25% Apr
4% Nov 26 :
s
2
Jan
t
12
Jun
83 Va
4.35%
•
29
" Jan
530
t«* 23% Dec "24
<4%.Nov 12
20
Jan
38%
100
FRIDAY
3814
1,700
GOOD
26%
82%
Corp (The)—
Loiillard
3
28.
Jan
78% Jan
2
Nov
23
116,
1
19
33
11%
25%
86 %
4.40%
11
"21% Jan
V
4
11%
27%
84%
4.25{i series D preferred-.
20
,
Jan
32
1 Jan "10
60
July 12
27
39
11%
27
86 Vo
1st
m
*
22% Dec
112% Dec
11%
27%
85
Industries Corp
5%
86 Va Mar 21
30% Jun
;
11%
27%
87
31%
27%
common_3
Long Island Lighting Co
23
4
128
Jan 10
27%. Feb 14
30
Jail
,•
20
STOCK
EXCHANGE
28%
Loew's Inc_.
——No par
Lone Star Cement
Corp—
-__.4
Lone Star Gas Co common
10
112 Va Mar 24
2
July 24
54% Dec
13
Mar 11
"
2
Mar
..Jan
23% Oct 22
I
15% Feb
32% Jan
4
List
59
36
r
85%
5
^1.
4
-
*35
27%
f
■_
A
A
58%"
36
50
20
96
31%
_ioo
Litton Industries Inc_
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp
5
101% Jan
5
133% Dec
Lionel
6
35
$3 hon-jcum
60%
*35
99
93%
93 Va
31%
-
-
*97%
*94
31%
__
(James) & Sons Co
*59%
36
900
~Io
27%
5
Tire
Link Belt Co,._
36 Va Mar 20
90
Mar
7% Jan
2
4
Jan
92
6
5
2
Jan
25
89
Rubber &
99
''
*35
■V
86
91
31%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
7% preferred:—.——.
—100
Lily Tulip Cup Ccip_
1
,^_io
29
Mar
43% Feb '
*107% Feb 18
'f 22% Mar 28
7/
4
Jan
Feb
<
28'AJan
28
12
23
31
Feb
Nov
24
43Tb Mar 25
2
:13% Mar 19
6
35%
61
*83%
*88%
200
27'A
11%
~~i.
Corp—
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libbey McNeill & Libby
12% Mar 25
>36% Mar 11
1
7
23'A Jan
Aug 26
15% Jan V 2
73
57
17
103
93
152
''
2
11
78% Nov
116
;
2 *10 '' Jan
36% May 13
117
Aug 26
80
7
22
2
Jan
40% July 18
11
25
19% Oct
•
Jan
CO % Jan
"~46%'Jan
10% July 18 "
31
29% Oct
/143
6% Aor 18
35%
-
86
90
90
49,700
8.75
Lerner Stores
6
72 % Jan
•
8
50
60%
*83%
24%
No par
preferred
No par
"•
50c iion-cum 2nd
pfd_—No par
Lehman Corp
(Tlie)_:
1
Lehn & Fink Products.5
16% Mar 24
2
7
-
28% Mar 18
7% Jan
Oct
99% Oct
4
78% Mar
11% Oct
c
13
25% Feb
,
.
67% July 18
26
! 36% Oct
-5% Feb
2
/72% Jan
30
7 % Dec
9
13
70% Jan
150% Mar
18
46% Dec
20
1% Jan
08% Jan 31
62% Aug 28
130% Aug.
9
>
7V»Jan
}3%Jan 14
31
*94
61
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement__
-_15
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Lehigh Valley Industries com_t—1
'
'" 25
Jan 23
14% Jan
2
,
96
*92
96
61
,
14
22
93%
*94
93%
*94
-
32% Jun
14% Oct
65% Dec
*92
96
*92
common
3.85%, preferred
.
7
17% Feb
2
15
7% Dec
2
*.«% Jan
21
Lee
Lees
Mar 28
11% Jan
2
4
Oct
■
Jan
27
35% Mar 14
2
1
15% Apr
Jan
89
2
7% Feb
Jan
19
93%
100
4.32% ;preferred series A
.___25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
A
28% Jan 30
17
5% Jan
v
20% Jan 24
'
20
i
Mar 26
28'...Jan
4
2% Jan
Dec .12
2
Jan
X: 9%
14
45% Jan
12% Oct 22
V
Jan
18 Ve Jan
4
23 Va
42%
*97%
-
8
42%
42%
99
La
3
■
42%
42%
*97%
Co____„____~_~io
Co
%
98%
98%
IIIIII
Gas
42
86
No par
Laclede
14
1,200
90
Kroger Co (The)—
4
3%'Jan
90%
*83%
(S H) & Co_-,____KToehler Mfg Co
l,
75% Mar 19
.
90
*88 Va
1_
t 4%
preferred
___1
Korvette (E J) inc
22Va Jail
400
91%
86
Royal Dutch Airlines-__100 G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
24% Jan
79
44%
90
.Iloo
KLM
Mar 17
*76
*42%
4183%
No par
,
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
12% Feb
77
44%
91 ao
>
*88%
Wire Co -'
7
83% Jan
Jan
&
42%
Shares
25%
91%
42%
the Week
24%
*75%'
44-
91%
Friday
Apr. 4
Apr. 3
*42%
77
43%
1QQ
prior preferred
Steel
6
43
•
conv
29% Feb
2
10
%%-
Keystone
27% Jan
;«■
10
78% Jan
/ 2
•30% Apr
4
Mar 27
2
y
20% July 15
17% Dec 27
'f 24% Dec 24
24
.Jan
33
20%'Apr '< 2
-
Mar 22
4 % Jan
24
77
43%
92
par
Kennecott Copper
A
No par
Kern County Land Co
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
1
54 /. Mar 24
•'
;
/ 34% Jan
5
15% Jan
19
27
2
-,
9
10
31(1 Nov
44% Jan
-
f
Kelsey Hayes Co_„__
3
2
16
30
Mar 24
Apr
7
30 A'Jan
4
20% May
*0% Dec
30
33% Jan
25%
80
43%
92
_100
;
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co__
3
91
25
.20%-Jan
Feb
1 25 V4 Jan
2
34% Jan
Feb
5
24%
100
%
4.20% preferred
4.35% preferred-.
;
Kansas City Southern com
4% non-cum preferredKansas Gas & Electric
Co-
20
40
2
A, 46%-Jan
.-' •
"27% Apr 11
\i 12 % Oct 22
■
38
k
Mar
Feb
16
<
3
33% Jan
94 % Apr 10
-21% Mar 7
30
22
37
'75% Jan 27
4
3
32
2
25% Apr
'
36% July 11
Febi
27% Feb 21
2
10% Jan
'•ft,
Dec
6
96
4'/o
preferred
4.50% preferred
-61% Mar 13
/.
10
r
&
23% Dec
■
v'29% Jan
--Jun
-
19
Feb
2
v
;;.V-25
•
30
26
78
100
^50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
coni_No
3.80%
preferredA_
21
94
10
jan
32% July. 5
43% Jan
3
50% July 25
22
14
P'eb
91% Jan
7
50% -Jan
34
26Vo July 11
15
Apr 17
49% July 10
128% Jan
4
47'% May 31
31
Dec
32% Oct
86
3
101% Jan
«
25%
33%
preferred!—100
—
'93% Jan
t
•'■'■
4
.38% Jan 31
32% May 3
: 25 % Oct 22
22%
9%
29%
77%
3
'*
'
% Oct
•47 ■
•
21
7
31
2
96% Mar 11
90^-Jan
2
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp__
4%%' convertible
preferred
4%%' preferred
4%% convertible
30
96% Jan
42% Apr
2
81'A Jan
Jan
45% Mar
»
88% Mar 21
■
Feb
2
Jan
38% Jan
18
89
7
83
15
Feb
29% Mar 13
2
39% Jan
Mar 12
98
102
79'/a Nov 12
88
28
68% Jan
14
105% Aug
5
39% Jan 24
*
*
Feb
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. >
K
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
82
46'%
pfd—100
*
87
_100
*100
86%
*87
*101%
82
*79
137%
47
*86%
*100
86%
*87
*
101
46%
88
101%
*86%
90
103
135%
45%
87
101%
83
135
88
90
%
103
*79
133
45%
*86%
*100
*86%
*87
*101%
83
46
88
101%
88
90
103
*79
45%
86%
*100
*86%
*87
*101 %
84
46
8G%
100
30
101%
88
90
103
10
VI
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
§0% Jen
10
24% Feb
28
9
38% Jutn
9
34% Jan
8
25% Dec 26
40% Jan
35
53
Dec 31
30% Jan
Dec
77
16
25 % Oct 81
12% Dec 23
73% Jan 26
,
7% Dec 31
Dee 31
58
12
Dee
17
Dec
58
Feb
Feb
15
13
32% Oct 22
37% Dec 30
2«% Oct 22
4 % Oct 22
30% Deo 30
No? 13
58 •'
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12
OC» R0~
«
35% Dec 23
;
Oct 22
30
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t
76
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13
Jan
10
11% Jan
Jan
11
,
16
f
5
Minn
14
93
Jan
21
% Jan
2
25% Jan
Minnesota
27% Jan
0
2
31 % Apr
Minnesota Power & Light.
Minute Maid Corp
16
2
8% Mar 24
Feb
23% Feb
4
Jan 10.
30% Feb
37
Feb 25
31
4% Jan
•
2
/
20
25% Feb
3
Apr
4% Jan
11% Feb 26
19% Mar 12
15% Jan
11
8
„Apr
1
1
•
Jar~"i
13% Jan 17
12% Mar 25
i
.
5j/4 Apr :' 3 ;
30% Apr' 2
22% Jan
2
41% July 11
r
Jan
<
De» 27
25% Jaa 94
17% Jan f9
10
11% Jan
37% Apr
37
Jan
«
2
•
23% Jaa ftl
12% Apr
3
•
47
12% Deo 22
Jan
l
•
•
19% Deo 31
62% Jaa
!
14% Mar 26,
30% Deo II
Montocatinl
•
3
'42% Feb
2
17
•
Apr
6
1
16% Jan
Morrell
Inc
Motor
Products
Motor
Wheel Corp
9
26% Mar 12
Feb
25
43% Mar 26
in
—
18% Dee It
31
July 10
30% Jan
19% Jan
so
May
1
38
31
11% Jaa
4
11
Jaa
•
14% FCb
40% Deo 30
80% Jan
3
53% Mar 10
National
Acme Co—
30
8
8
43% Jan
13% Oct 22
■<*
•
i
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20
*20
20 Va
i23a
12%
*12»»
12%
77%
75%
77%
76%
69
<8% /
34% •
34
X
19%
-
20
X
.
14% Jan
2
18% Jan 27
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68
10
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12
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31%
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f/t
12,M
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30Va
-
49:;i
17%
.17%
17%
20%
20%
19%
35 %
35
183/4
a
17%
20%
19%
30%
<
347 a
35 Va
18%
18%
19
15 Va
153a
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38%
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38%
38
39
39
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13
24%
24
13%
24%
25
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19Va
19
19 V4
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38%
38 Vo
38 Va
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22
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:
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2,000
•
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z
12%
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24
13
12%
13
10
21%
22
—No par
43%
43'2
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13%
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13%
53
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53
38
-1,700
38 >4
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1,000
.
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21 Va
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100
44
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44
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44
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700
2,400
1,600
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15
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37%
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39 %
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2,500
3,800
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2,900
17%
33 Va
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38 Va
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39
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t
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5
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>
31V4
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33 Va
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EXCHANGE
23%
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700
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,
j
31
■
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35
—
Myers I (F E) & Bros
99
200
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2338
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:
15%
r
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23%
3%
:
65 Va
65V'» ;
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23%
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10%
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15%
:
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;
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.
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39 Va
Murray Corp of America
.
10%
58%
63
1.7.00.
8 Va
8Va
8Va
26
'
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15%;:
1
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (GO.
f
5%
571
13,600
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65 Va
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21Va
5%
,
<
14%
—
183,4
25%
10
,
7
26% Mar
•
2
'21%
5%
38%
Corp
;
83%/ 84SU
.%■■'
69% >
3
20% Mar 26
; 38% Mar 31
•
8
% ;
17
20
1
*
6%
41/;/' 41%
29
-•
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a
Mueller Brass Co..
Jaa
6 Via
;
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~
900
280
700
29
.
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■
700
.-
:
20.%
2T'u
83 Va
:
49%
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L 12
—
37% Dec 31
;
35%
27Va
.
,,
X:
26%
26
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:
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(John) & Co
/ Motorola
34%
19%
i
%
;
-
8Va
8%
?
,.
X
15',4
23%
,-.■■,;
9,500
■
65%
-
30%
% 31% 2 32%
5
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_.
Moore-McCormack
•
99
.
Mining &> Chemical—
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co..
•
10
39
.
11%
"6%.
No par
shares
American
16% Mair 13
2
19% Jan
17% Apr 90
38% Jaa 11
,
25
v-
of deposit...——-
Montana Power Co (The)
19% Jan 24
19% Jaa
51% July
~
18%.
ril <
Montana-Dakota Utilities Com
21% Mar 11
36% Mar 24
Jaa
10%..
B ——-LNo pur
Monsanto Chemical Co..,
•
,—2
18% Jan 20
2
10% Oct 22
35% Feb 12"
37% NO?
7
(
Certificates
49%, Mar 28
17% Feb
7
18% Feb 25
22 -Feb-l§
11.25
.84
77%
76%
58
-.No par
Class
12%
3%
.
>
.
15%
*98
21%
5%
5
,
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30*/*
43%
.
.1.
20%
12.V2
6%
21%
■
;
8* a
67
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28%
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Machlpe Tool—
17'/4 •».
84Va St-:-.'-
'
/
*14%
20%
58
X-Monon RR class A—-
7% Jan 21
36% Jan 16
26% Mar 24
.
45
Monarch
Mar 13
;'
16Va
85
tiVx
35::«
^09
4.29%
.17%
23%
H%
———100
preferred
preferred—
Mojud Co Inc—
72
8% Jan 13
ll%jApr
3% %
Mar 14
60
Jan 10
62
Mohasco Industries Inc common:
6% Jan 24
.
2 "
29%
16%
84VB
8%
42/.;-:
v':•»}/ iic'■'"
i
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
.
-.29%
~-
23%
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5
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29%
■
31
27%
56%
—100
a
29%
77%
*30%.
•
83 V
/.
83
99-Vp;-i;>vi:
20%
1
..5
10
No par
.
•
i
2
Jan
—
.
43% Mar 27
52
12%
30%
1
"
38v2
12%
x23%
Corp
39
4.2C0
,
413,4
,
,
83
15%
.
38%
41
,
3814
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...
32%
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20%
2.50
32 Va
.
82%
8%
76%
32 Va
38%
67.
514 %
No par
—1
Paper
•Mission Development Co
/ Mississippi RiV'jr Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com
/ ; 7 %. preferred series A_.
6
6% Mar 19
30% Jan 13,
0
Mission
4
18% Feb 25 :
27
Ontario
;
'
55%
*98%
42%
32 Va
■
16%
8%
41%
82
86%
*05%.
42%
32%
•
38 Va
.
30
16%
-—
&
41%
.
82%
29%
Mining & Mfg com—-No par
preferred-:
No par
$4
98% Mar 28
♦
387/a
HI
Minn St Paul & S 3 Marie—No par
81% Feb
38%
;:
A
,
27
32%
'
,
32%
32'8
_100
25
No par
3
28
17
i
1st preferred——
Feb
14
2
4% Jan
42
1
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
21% Mar 28
.
36% May 91
40% Ja*
V
38
•
$5.50
66
Jan 23
16% Jan 28
{
27% Dee 30
•'
i
■
6
88% Mar 13
73% Feb 25
46%JU» 11
17% Dec 23 ;
Deo 23
2
10
17
24
21%Neb
17/
Jen
13% Jan
2«% Mar. 4
18% Oct 62
38%Oct 21
Jan
41%
5.
5%% 1st preferred
100
Midwest Oil Corp——_
JL0
Minerals <fc Chem Corp of Amcr— 1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—. 1
30% Mar 20
.
7
7% Jan
59
23% JaaO
.
5% Dec "26*"
30 % Feb 26
25% Feb 24
44% Jan 91
11% Apr 19
72% May. 1
•3% Apr 26
17
Apr 10
24% Apr 12
4% Dec 30
50
,
86% Jan
10
Inc
Enterprises Inc—
Midland-Ross Corp common
Mar 10
43
;
South Utilities
Shares
27
26%
27 %
Apr. 4
Apr. 3
Apr. t
the Week
Friday
•
,
27%
27%
23
Midland
33% Jan 24
2
14% Jan
1
65% Mar
Jan
78
Middle
2
27%
Copper
Monday, April 7, 1958
Sales for
Thursday
-
Apr. I
Mar. 31
Far
5
Miami
Mar 24
31
42% Apr
2
12% Jan
39% Dec 30
,
V
35% Jan
July 20
21% July 12
101
July 0
08% Feb 20
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
0
12% Jan 10
60% May 24
43% May 27
37% May 92
4% Dec 17
•
July 16
,
9
24 ¥«
88 Vb Sep 17
20% Dec 30
25
29% Jan
25% May
9
24
Deo 30
11/
9
82% Dee 12
40
May 31
32% JMt 10
131
July •
18% May 1
01% May 91
Dec 31
EXCHANGE
Highest
lowest
Highest
JjOH est
25
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday-
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
'
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1957
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range fer Previous
.
N
10% Deo
Natco
4
Corp
1334
__5
_
14
0% Deo 24
20% Oct 22
Jan
2
142% Aug 16
9% NO? 14
46% Feb
IS
33
Jun
20
19
13% Deo
Deo
30
19% Oct 22
47% Mar 31
Jan
168
Jan
1%
20
Can
58 % Mar 25
National
23% Feb
2
7
National City
14
45
86% Jan
94
Mar 12
20
15% Jan
23% Mar 24
4%%
Mar 24
National
46
July
•
42
Jan
2
47% Mar 25
97
Jaa
4
90
Jan
7
96
66%
bet 21
138
8
85% Mar 20
143% Aug 20
165
Dec
324% Aug 23
12% Apr 12
21% Dec 30
139
Jaa 23
6% Oct 22
14% Dec
7
Dec
15
22% Jan
2
26% Feb
37% Mar 11
30% Jan
13
51
Jaa
9
NOV
29
34
Apr
42% Jan
3
44
9% Sep
16
7% Jan
May 17
14% Jaa 11
18
2
17
7% Jan
8% Feb
12% Jan
11
4
19
33% Jan
13
85
Oct
22
17
'36% Dec
Jaa
Dec
17% Dec 23
33 % Dec
'
28
Dec
11
Dec
'18
•
190-
13
Feb
38
1
National
5% Jan
Dec 31
38% Oct 11
63
'11% Feb
72
30% Mar
Natomas
.7,900
2
16% Mar
3
19
88%
3% Ve
14
/ New
6
Jan
81% Mar 24
Jan
44% Jan
16
2
21 % Feb
14
3
Apr
Jan 29
180
Jan 10
23% Feb
3
Jaa II
Feb
Feb
B
22
.
87
Apr
31% Mar
.
^
13
29
;
20% Oct
4
14 % Dec 24
65% Deo 27
! 45
Pec 19
14»6
Sep 27
100% No? 12
1
32% No? 1»
2
81
Jan 30
oo-
108
'•
Jaa ^1
j
Dae
•
0
-
39% May IT
70% Jaa
•
24%Van
Jaa
88
2
81
86
:
■
6
t
;
61% Feb
Jan
8
23% Jan 22
33% Jan
70
Jan
20
53 y* Jan 24
107
Mar
•
104
Jan
8
106
Feb
Dee 10
107
Jan 15
110
Mar
32% JMt 13
14%
7,200
1,400
GOOD
FRIDAY
17,300
*90 Va
92
19%
19%
19%
46 Va
46%
45%
*95
96
*95
87%
*
22%
22%
86 V
88
159
160 %
140
a
27
3
40% Mar 25
*yuV2
92
19%
19%
46 V*
46%
*95
85%
87%
221%
21%
92
91
92
19 Va
4534
96
86%
85
!
86 V4
19%
*159
159 V
159V4
160 Va
*139
141
No?
17% Jua 11
4
82
77% No? 13
92
'
*
'
78
OOt
•
77% No? 14
00
Feb 14
Mar 22
Feb
1
4
20
143
*137%
800
22%
22%
2,000
No par
15%
50%
...No par
*33%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
"49%
50%
49 Va
49%
49
49%
34
33 V*
33%
331/4
33V4
360
*33 Vie
353/4
36
35
35%
34%
34%
34
343,«
14,200
50 %
50%
50
50 Va
50
50 Va
49V4
49To
2,000
8%
7,300
1
8%
8%
9
8
8Va
1
Co
11
UVu
5%
5%
*13%
13%
1
107/»
10%
par
28%
29%
28 V
*77 Va
78%
78
7%
11V4
1,000
5%
3,000
a
5Va
5%
13%
13%
13%
13%
11
11
10 T a
11
*28/4
28%
78
78
74
38 Va
18%
19
13%
13%
38
38%
38
38%
18%
19
19
19
13%
133J
13%
13%
v
38Va
.
non-cum
preferred.^
Y State Electric
Gas
19%
No par
.1.50
*130
$3.75
preferred
.
•
j.
-
230
>185
15%
27
43%
;
..
~
84
32%
-
44
84
18
*89
L
-•
1100
<180
230
5-Th
33
-*"'
5%
15 Va
15V*.
26/4 "1 *.
25/4
26V4
43V4
43%
26 V
4
;
/
15 ...:
v
2,800
151,4
25Va
15Va
2,800
5%
5%
5/4
v5%
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.43 Va
1
<83
"
32%
1
*83
85
33
4
261,4
-
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76
•76
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77%
*
431/4
T
■Hi
'85
32%
76%
77
81%
,
72 Va
81i/a
•81%
83
93
»9a
1
•90
2
a
*90
93
82 Vb
7G
107-V 3
20
20
32%
33V4
32/i
32 Va
55%
56
55i
55%
4
*77
r
106
20
20Va
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,
-
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1
;
IQ6V4
54
55
<22
27 V
26%
27 V<
26 V 2
27%
17 Tli
17%
17 Vb
17%
*65Va
67r.
<65%
52 Va
52 Va
52%
106
106
109 V«
109 Va
37 Va
37': a
37%
90% Feb 10
Feb
9
28% Feb 4
17% Jaa 4
Common
87 - jan
8
92
92
90% Jan
8
9
98% Mar
7
9
25% Dee 31
22% Jan
10% Jan
2
24% Feb 24
24% Jan
8% Oct 92
20% July 29
26% Aug 26
38
31
79% Oct
I
15% OOt 22
Jtzlyia
Pof footnotes aee page 26.
18%
77J/a
<88 Va
.100
13/b
77%
100
100
5
18 Va
77 V4
18%
.100
77%
Feb
6
Feb
5
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
14% Mar 27
25% Jan 21
Northwest Airlines
35% Mar 20
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
4.6%
—100
Inc common
preferred
1
170
-600
1,500
23
68
110
t
32% / 33V4
18
106 V4
300
250
32Ta
:l
110
:
107.- ,1072:
55%
.1
a
20
'100
V
.
♦19%.: 20%
20
Northern Central Ry Co
50
Northern Natural Gas Co com—.10
5%% preferred
100
5.80% preferred
100
Northern Pacific Ry.
5
23
'>■
13,100
■
'
32%
North American Aviation.
Northeast. Capital Corp
a
*22
23
v:
'
p
79
55
25
<22
X.".:z
.
'
,
93
*106 V4
*1081/4 108
5
1
82 V
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M00
1
76%
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93
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/
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81V 2
2,200
.
c
84
33V*
33
72 Va
000
•
43%/
32%
"
.100
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
91% Mar 18
900
13,000
100
230
.
15», a
5%
27
19
<180
230
*15%
No par
.100
.1.100
preferred—...
preferred..
Niagara Share Coir|i__a
Nopco Chemical; Co.
18% Mar 21
Jan IS
4,600
16,100
j
5.25%
83% Jan 23
8T
3,400
r,
13. Va
18%
13-%
100
18Va
100
'
_100
:
com
preferred!.:
6
27
"
38Va
19
,19
J
75
<90
19%
*90
5%
-
Corp—
.....
19 Va
19%
100
<90
No par
7
Feb
13,600
87Va
/
:
;
GO
lG'/a
16
*86
761/4
38V2
5
No par
15
•
.-V1
16 Va
7434
.
29
78
871/2
76%
87
283/4
78V4
16
16 Va
87%
76
16
300
1,100
1,500
*77%
29
<86
16
*86
77%
1
l
:
16Va
7%
Hi/4
5%
77 V a
*86
__io
1,600
8
11
10%
<13Va
10%
100
preferred
81/2
»%
8
11
5%
13%
5%
1
U
8%
8%
8
11
8
<10%
l
...
;
8,100
''
5
;
1
Brake—
1,000
15%
15%
50%
34
—5
Pa__
Fibre
76% Mar
92
110
22 Va
Inc..
16% Jan
Jan 10
30
15,100
22%
*22
51%
23
52%
51%
_
•106
109
X36%
17 Vb.
66
18 V 2
76 34
18%
77
52 V
107
78
30
„
360
16,900
13 Vb
*77
*88%
'
7,200
'
36Ta
13%
1
25,400
1 1,700
4
109 Vb
35%
'
4.900
*
:
108 Vb
37%
.
26%
17V4
107
109
-
26%
*65%
66
<106
*
88
7,600
-
Northern States pwr Co (Minn)—
13% Oct 22
166
6,990
45T«
951/a
200
19%
46%
96
139
139
14'/a
<14
22%
160 Va
159
140
22
22 Va
96
'
110
49% May 31
<13%
Adjustment preferred.'
9
18% Jan 31
13%
14,000
22%
Norfolk. & Western Ry common__25
3
13%
22%
England Electric System
l
pfd;. 100
3.90%
Mar. 6
36
3
13%
3
2,600
STOCK
22 Va
4.10%
,
•
3
Apr
•
25% Feb 20
68% May 20
f
.
CLOSED
a
23
Radiator
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
3.40% preferred—
;
3.60%- preferred—
6
Feb
21% Feb
441.4
22%
Common
t
431/4
Cast.No par
New York Shipbuilding Corp.
.
108
44%
*90
—
23
31% Jan
15% Jan* 2
66 * Mar 20
47% Jan 2
4
Jan
54-
22
I
:
44 Va
York Dock—
Mar 18
93% Jan 24
EXCHANGE
44%
14T4
11
9
341/2
443,ii
13 V
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
Common
No par
Preferred 5% series A1
.100
<80% Jan 16
i'Mfcr 4
89% Oan lO
•104% Mar 4
: 18% Jan
2
•
.
21V
34 Va
45
14%
N Y & Harlem RR Co.
33% Feb 28
211/4
35 Va
14%
Chicago & St Louis Co
$5
Mar 19
73% Jan:
:
39% Jaa l
24% July 17
79
29% Jan
44
72% Mar 12
76
Mar 10
25% July If
Oct'22
'20% Aug 1*
'1
Jan 21
86% Apr11
Oob 17
53 % Dec 11
1
74
July 22
No?
78
2
1
38% Jan
: 79%,Jan
21%
34%
2
*14%
N Y
Jan1 31
56 Va
21 Va
36»/4
43 %
5
17
3m Jan 16
55 Vt
22
35%
14%
York Central™
97% Jan 30
200
57 V
21%
a
;
New
5
56
37%
IT it
14
Co
Air
10.400'
22
36 V 4
10
York
11%
55% 1
14%
Co
New
11%
14%
/Newport News Ship;& Dry Dock:
,
6,100
11%
.1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp.—
16% Jan 20
17% Jan
13% Mar
S
100
159 %
159
162
57%
2
5
—
11%
11%
11%
11%
*160
361
161
161
55 Va
57 V5
100
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
4
•79% Jan 24
Feb
96
:
38% Dec 31
(418% Aug 20
(18% Dee 31
•
3.200
45%
5
Corp.
Steel
Nehi Corp
Ncisner Bros Inc
10
.
No? 12
<419:
-
25V4
44%
100
National Vulcanized
7
5% Jan
2
41% JMY-MV 514% Jan-' 2
44% jaa
4
25% Mar 17
26% Oct 22
(
24%
46%
100
Service
Supply (The)
National U
20
14% Mar
18
.<llar90
17
32% Oct 30
72% Sep
3
>'
25%
46
5
common
National Theatres
Mar 25
9
N
.
24%
10
National Tea Co
37% Feb 12
I
Mar 11
351
Deo 11
34
<
11TB
25%
47%
11%
a
National Shares Corp
19
14% Jan
July 20
103
4% Dec 24
;
12%
46 Tu
1
New
•08
'
ll7,a
25 Vn
159 %
Co
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
6
85
:
36% July 25
29% Jan 10
30
Natl Malleable &
68
31
130% May 20
42% Dec
6
17
,<•
77% Feb 14
l
87
Oct 30
•66% Nov 13
5
35% Mar 10
26 % Jan
Feb 26
National Linen
4.500
47%
1
preferred B
7
51% Mar 21
10% Jan
19
56% Jan
13 % Jaa
14 % Feb
22
16% Mar 12
6
4% Jan
0
25'% Dec
34
Feb 24
Jan
71
76
Jan
49
Mar
11%
25:,«
—5
preferred A
(V/o
27
15
16% Feb
23
7%
4
9% Jan
4% Dec 23
Nov 20
Nov
23
7
8
Deo
167% Jan
142% Jan
7
13% Jan
Gas
National Lead Co
5
47% Jan
4
21% July If
80% Jan
3
13
«
Register
Lines Inc
Fuel
11%
12%
Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
3
135% Jan
11
30
Apr
103% Feb
Mar 25
158
13
2
4
6% Dec 30
9% Oct 28
'
July
15%Sep
49%. Dec 17
29% Nov 22
30% Dec 17
36% Jan
17% Jan
19% Jam 29
2,200
47
National
AUg 22
3
600
14%
11%
10
...
pfd series of 1951
35% Oct 22
511,4
141/2
25%
100
Corp
13 Va
51
14%
a
12
10
National Department Stores
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com
31
14%
500
13%
52
14 V
/■•
14%
14 Va
15
1
Inc
common
National Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy products
Mar 31
37% Jan
13% Apr
20% Jan
Cash
*52
5
Fibres
Corp
preferred.
National
94
;
Automotive
Biscuit Co
37% Feb
17
19% Jan
32% Jan
I
National
1
t
_1
National Aviation
8
Mar 26
12
2
50% Jan
28% May 21
101% Apr
31
6
National
12% Mar 26
3
9% Jan
50% July 11
38% Mar 10
23% Jaa
•
77% Oct 22
2
158% Mar 26
15% Jaa
•
70% Jua
4
24% May 21
12
Feb
9% Jan
23 r: b Mar
41% Jan
3
•
166
38% DOO 23
30
July
38% Jan 14
42% Dao
35
;
X 13Va
13%
51 Va
'
Jaa
'
10,100
140.
90
90
*88 Va
90
*88 Vb
90
87%
<87 Va
83%
*87 Va
88 Va
*87%
91
<87 3/4
91
<87%
91
*88
89
*91
93
<91
93
<91
93
*91
.93
87%
'
22Ts
23
22Tb.
22%
22 Va
13
22%
13%
10
13%
13%
13 V
4
13%
25
♦24Va
24 V 2
<24%
24 Va
*24 Vb
24 Vb
1.25
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
88%
-
22%
13
•24 Va
35
83 V 2
22 Ti
13/8
50
5.500
5,9CO
24 V b
35 V*.
4,700
Volume
187
Numbel* 5731
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1559)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
85% Nov 12
103% Mar 1
99% Mar 25
44% Jan
4
4 ; i
1
v-
}
82% May 9
101% Mar 18
35
Oct 21
fr
.
■
*
89
85% Nov 13
28% Dec 30
.'i
84 % JulyJ24
22% Oct 22
27
'7
38% Oct 22
I8%Oct <21
79
Apr
Jan
.89
i.
104
«8
Jan
6
7
3
66
Apr
3
7
IfST IS
25% Jan
Jau
87
16 % Jai.
31
17% Jau
29% Apr " 2
43% Feb .4
98
2
Jan
17
-
2
13% Mar 24
19
12% Jan 27
20% Jan
8
18% Jan
17
33% Jan 21
43% Oct 22
18% Jan
43% Apt
•1% Jun
•
40
Jan
2
13
47% Jan
2
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 10
40% Dec
13
40 Va Jan
2
NOV
33% Jau
112% Oct 22
119% Oct 23
4
Oct
132
36
Dec
9
20% Feb
21
117% Jan
2
187% Mar 12
22
7% Apr
19% Jan
17
84% July 23
131
18
Jan
13
4
22
88% Jan
12% Oct 22
95
9% Jan
17
7
15% Jan
Jan
a
44
Jan
27
90
5% Feb
4
Jan
8
22
16% Jun
96% Apr
30% Jan
2
38% Feb
63
18% Oct 22
26% Jan
2
22% May v
4% Jan 24
12% Jan
a
19% Feb 24
15% Jan
6
31
19% Jan
30% Jan
14% Dec
30
2% Oct 21
7 % Dec 27
17% Dec 27
24% Jun
S
29
2% Dec
76
9
6
Feb
14
Jan
21
Jan
Parke Davis «fe Co
Parker Rust Proof Co
6
19% Mar
7
Parmelee
2
26 % Mar
23% Jan
3% Jan
&
$1.30
30% Feb 20
Jan
27
86% Mar 13
13% Apr
82% Jan
17
Jun
00
21
Feb
16
7
13% Jan
3
60% Jan
67
30
39% "Oct 22
90% Oct 28
80% NOV
-45% Jan
49
a
52% Mar
41% Jan
2
Jan
29
97% Jan
a
102% Mar
101
Jan
25
95
2
22% Jan
7
100%
13%
32%
44%
v
30
28% Dec
13
106
6
HVa Dec
Jan
19
.39
35% Dec 23
Jan
46% Jan 27
11% Feb 28
28% Jan
7
Feb 25
49% Apr 24
37
85
32% Mar 11
19% Jan
2
37
60
Jan
10
63
95
Jau
14
Jan
2
"
32% Dec
11
16% Oct 21
24% May 9
80% Aug
2
98 % Mar 28
20% Jun
7
45% Feb 25
92
Oct
25
13% Dec 20
Jan
29
7
101% Mar 28
3
15% Mar 25
2
4% Apr
3
65% Mar 24
92
Jan
7
37
Jail
22
Feb 25
2
108
: Jan
100
21
Feb
Jan
9
:89
Jan
6
94 % Jan
40
6
99
10
3
102% Jan
53% Dec 23
38% Oct 21
46
Dec
12
82
Nov 13
Feb
6
93% Feb
7
3
105
Mar 14
37
Mar 31
12% Jan
-'67% Jan
43
Jan
12
74% Jan
19
75
33% Nov 13
83% Jan
4
16
2
36% Feb 27
7% Jan
2
42 % Jan
13% Jan
90% Jan
44% Jan
9% Apr
3
a
9G
96
94
6
1
Oct
22
94% Jan 21
39% Jun 26
68
Nov
4
-
11% Oct 21
44
-Oct
"90
15%'Oct 22
82% Dec 31
03
82% Dec 24
14
82 % Jan
14% Dec 30
20 %
2
6
% Jap
7
30% Jan
13
14% Jau
8
L
May 16
139
Nov Ii
150
Jun
Jun
150
Feb
4
19% Feb
3
87% Feb
90% Mar
7
33% Feb
6
3
16% Mar 11
25
14% Dec 30
64
Oct
8
-
15% Jan
2
"67% Feb 25
22
4
78
•
Mar 19
8% July 19
87% Jan
4
Dec 30
14% Jan
2
16% Jan
7
62
Jan
2
68% Feb
23
69
Jan
3
74
60
Dec
24
80% Feb
67
Dec
23
15
19
Dec
11
115
Dec
Jan
6% Jan
29% July 25
2
19% Mar 24
7% Feb
Feb
22% Feb
4
16
3
27
5
3
135
Feb
25
122
44% Oct 22
84
Jun
18
89% Jan
10
49
Mar 13
68% Oct 21
117
Jun
20
69
10
80
Jap 29
25
Mar 28
Feb
14
12
Mar 20
21% Dec
118
2
22% Dec 19
38
Jun
63% Dec
19% Jan 31
21% Mar 20
7
30
11J
Nov
14
Jan
'43% Jan
2
2
32% July 22
16% Jan
19% Jun 24
23 % Dec
22% Jan 10
44% Jun 21
67
48
37% Oct 22
26% Jun
24
Dec
May 20
31
12% Feb
4
39
24% Jun 28
4
Feb
77
Sep 11
82
Feb
81
Nov
82
Mar IS
12
81% Oct 23
33Ve Oct
11
20% Sep
4
65
Mar
20
Oct
14 Va Feb
"of
33% Feb
118
Feb
4
4
7
'
Jan
31
42% Jan
9
29% Jan
2
26% Jan
26% Jan
16
65% Mar 19
2
85% Jan
7
89% Jan
10
/ 20% Jan
24% Mar
60% Mar
49% Feb
28% Apr
93
Jan
Mar
10
6
21% Mar 11
113
Mar
7
1
92% Feb
5
39% Apr
23
14
18
37
75
4
Feb
96
2
6
33% Mar 11
91% Feb 26
Jan
30
.
Jan 28
2
80% Mar 13
24% Jan
23% Feb
117
Jan
91
100
,
;
•85
100
series preferred
•82
38%
1
8%
*95%
25
"48%
footnotes
2
7'/o guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co—
Pittsburgh Screw & BoltPittsburgh Steel Co common
39%
400
—-
10
91%
•63
•97%
*95%
49%
%
*94
17%
17%
17 Va
60
60
240
'
-
120
Va ;
; 15 Ve
160
•
15%
'
63
Va
13,400
50%
85%
120
21, 200
'
49
85 JA
63
90
,
•83.
'
21,300
TOO:
86
,
37%
9
9
97
49 Va
'
•
34%
37%
••
700
98
34%
85%
9
-30
7,100
105
105
64%
37%
11,900
21,200
••
50 %
•83
'
90% )
88
49
97,
10,400
22 %
105
90%
98
; *84%
-
1
-
37%
9'A
.
•95%
49%
v49Va
96%
17%-
•94'
17
59
59
'
'42,600
2,500
-
97
49%
5,500
96%'
'■>
20
17
17 Va
58
58%
600
17%
1,900
'
i
'1,100
'
18
17%
-.17%
"17%
•84
87%
•84
87%
90
*87
91
•87
90
30%
30%
30%
31,
15
15
14%
15
•14%
145
*135%
*135%
132
18
10
..10
100
•69%
*19%
.100
Pittston Co (The) common
$3.50 convertible preferred
*116'%
75
100
1
145
1
*135%
132
"
71
7%
14%
•63 %
.
1
100
Plough Inc..
6,500
"■
39%
•22 Va
104 Va
105
49'A
95 Va
18
GOOD
'
87%
132
30'i
18
17
73 3 8
71
71%
73;,
7%
7%
14%
•63%
•69 Va
70
70 Va
19%
123
45
45%
76 Va
76'A
,
15
14%
•63%
69 Va
19%
20%
•lie1/-! 123
44%
♦75
:
7%
65%
20
44
79
*75
•'<5,200
14%
"1,000
•135 V
♦132
133 Vb
17
68%
<•80
17
72
70
7%
14%
65
69%
7%
<<7,100
7 V4
-•
14-%
<
14%'
•
65 %,
*69
«
70
20%
120
•116 %
79
"3,400
'
*63 %
'
<
44
,.
145
a
17%
20
*116%
45
31%
14%
145
69%
15 V.
30%
15
132
17%
100
31 Va
132
132
18'A
65 Va
-
i
700
<'4,100
:
•
20%
200
-
900
120
44
44
*75
V*
2,700
,
79
'
100
-
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Coip
Poor & Co
Potomac Electric Power Co
^
Procter & Gamble
24%
24%
24
24%
22%
24
5
23%
23 3 8
22%
23
22%
22%
60%
18%
61%
60%
60
18%
18%
18%
38%
18%
18
Vb
18%
23%
24
1,000
23%
23%
24
24
23%
24 Va
3,700
59 %
—
1
lo
—10
-
59%
23
Va
62%
22%.
60%
61%^
59%
60
59%
59%
59%
59 Vb
...47 %
32%
47%
47 Va
47%
47%
47%
47%
32%
33 VH
32%
33 Va
32% ' 33 Va
28%
28%
28
28 %
28
91%
•90
92
28%
28 Va
3%%
♦90
91%
91%
•GO
100
♦90
92
92
92
•90
100
Indiana
*93%
95
•94
95
No par
38%
39 %
78
78
.4
25
♦22
16
4.20%
100
*115
preferred
Publicker Industries Inc
88% Apr 24
$4.75 preferred
2
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co„10
43% Jan
2
49% Jan
Pullman
Feb
25
com
36,700
91 Vb
*90
u
•
11,000
' 47%
33
K 7,300
•m
59%
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com
No par
$1.40 div preference com—No
par
4.08 V preferred
100
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
•
.* 24
•22%
2
Public Service Co of Colorado
28% Mar 17
39%
22%
105
91
9Va
95
300
42 Va
*84 Va
72
26
49%
!
100
41%
*87
.100
1st series
(The).
*95%
200
•,
1,600
61
•99 Va
87%
1.25
preferred class A
Oil
60 Vb
2
89
prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pure
63
98
38 V*
-
4% 4
43%
39%
85%
...
...
"19,800
14%
99 V
22 Vv
63,.-
9
330
•
V
102%
4
60%
49%
37-%
9
97
3,400
.
89
♦22
34% Mar 25*
38%
~.
1
19,200
52
14%
15%
.
n*»
FRIDAY T
*101 Vb
;
4
15 Va
_
;'
1
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co_
Inc
102%
15%
•83
44
•51 Vb
36
87
'
1
(conv)
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
7
usee
•84%
par
52
15 Va
♦104
88
■
CLOSED
36
105
49--
60
60 %
18% "18%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
$5 convertible preferred
No
8
see
17%
25
30
1:
.
oa
•
22%
34%
•85
100
■
...
EXCHANGE
32
36
96%
♦94
1
2
29
"
5
No par
64%
49%
11%
22 »A
36 Va
Va.
11 Va
•31%
43%
44%
15
16%
lOOVb
'.
36
35%
88
100
,com
5% Jan
7
'
48%
100
26% Jan
48% Jun
•63
5
:
105
■
f-
STOCK
100 Va
22%-,
3%
98
•104
37
s
45%.
*
32
15 ;
39%*:
Va. 104%.
91 Vb'
90'A
14,020
'•1,500
'
22'A
%
35%
15%
11%
3,800
-
■»■;"•
100%; 101%
42
39%
98-
-11%
45%
;
99 Vb
'•■
22
100
23
v
43%
103
1
.••
52%
*51%
,
'
*101Vb
/,.,•
3% i. "■
22
3
..
:
•51 Va
15 Va '
42%
39%
53
36
104
39%
13%
52%
22 Vb
62%- 63 Vb
•99 Vb 100
44
13%
52 Vu
52 Va
.45%
•'<-*43%
v.
101
; 33a- u
64
preferred
preferred
4.16% preferred
21
36
52
•15
101
13%
101%
100%
32
22-%
22
67% Jan
Feb
3%
63%
ih
104
8% May 15
Aug
5
.
15%
*99%
42%
32
22 Vb
102%
■
.
12,200
7,700
/*
16
86%
100 Vb
44 %
36
3%
3%
16
85 Vb
453/a
,
,
,
*51 Vb
101 '.
7,300
'
101%
41%
32
15%
10o
10% May 22
8% Jan
v
,,
44
*101
,45 Vb
101 Va
100
32
52
*51%
.——
28%
3%
i
•400
*
,<
11 Vb.
36
1
52 Vb"
45 V*
44%
4.32%
10
52%
52%
100
preferred
Co of
13%
52%.
22%
100
3%
1,100
25 Vb,.
Va
28
16
II,600
27
•25
.
88
43%
36
3%
15%
86%
19 Va
*26
26 Vb
16 Va
73
32%
29 Va
88
11%
22%
72%
19%
27
28%
v
4
33%
33%
13%. :,.13%
104%
Public Serv
3%
11%
72
1
22
42V4 Dec 31
29% Nov 14
1
May 9
79% Mar 19
19% Sep 20
102% Sep 12
4% Oct 32
64
Feb
40"
22
Oct
95
27
55
13
22 Va
32%
100
com
v
9
No par
No par
common
.
15% Dec 30
31
Feb
*3
29%
♦5LVA
104
5% %
4,000
'.3 %
:9'A
22%
33%
15%
87%:
51
100
5%
IOO
32%
32
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic
Ry com_100
Jail
19% Feb
140
*
6% Dec 23
14
131% Mar 20
31% Jun 21
85% Jan 10
22 %
,
13%
52%
•97
$4.80 preferred
*22
100
Pitney-Bowes Inc
-
22%
100
12.50
preferred
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
;
'Piper Aircraft Corp
:
60% Mar 26
is
134
.
6,000
101
5%
05% Mar 27
17% Mar 26
9%
45%
(conv)
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
7
9
28%
.
100
3.90%
600
9 VH
j
33%
16%
preferred
4%
•
3
6
2
84
Mar
49% Feb
26
.
Mar 12
3
Jan
Mar 26
Mar 18
86
3
52% Feb
716% Jan
98% May 15
46% Jan
7
29% NOV 19
Jan
89
29
•
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27% Mar 20
21
Mar
42% Jan
3
May
Jan
3 Vh
102%
Philco
53% Mar 13
Feb
79 % Feb
18Va
*3
45 Va
Reading Corp
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
64% Mar 21
18
3%
,
*22
29%
*51%
7,900
183/4
;
9%.
101%
99%
100
7,000
*18 '/a
3
No par
-30
33%
*18%; 18%
100
25
40%
96%
•
19 3A
*25
5
39%
96
73 '
*26
10
I,100
15,200
13%
*19%
26%
100
•
19 Va
Va
33%
13%
Phila &
17% Mar 25
40%
*95 V, 97
33%
160
4
13%
33%
73%
19%
91%
98%
4.30%
97
8
4
40 Va
40%
.
4
14
27
Brewing Co
:
.5
(Chas) & Co Inc common—1
Electric Co
:
23%
13%
33'A. 33%
X71%...< 73%
33 %c
$1 conv preference
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred—
40
r
24
4
14 Va
*95.
4.68% preferred
100% Jan 31
67% Nov 22.
,
-
41%
No par
Co common
2nd preferred
Phila
22% Apr
1
105% Mar 24
:27% Jan
22
4%
4%
14
33%
4
Phelps-Dodge Corp
*
11 % Apr 32
18% Apr 15
88% Jan 16
•
21% "Oct 22
Mar 19
14'A
1
4%% preferred—
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfizer
.1,530
137%
*25
Pfeilfer
(
47% Mar 24
37% Jan"' 2
83
Nov 18
Pet Milk
"
123%
137
88
Pepsi-Cola Co
28
13
105% Apr
1
94'/a Feb 12
104 % Feb 19
Aug 26
68
Jan
23% Mar
100
123 %
136%
3%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
Peoria & Eastern
Ry Co
1
Jan
3
40% May 21
Feb
4
19% Aug 14
NOV 11
76% NOV 14
A3
Oct
Apr
23%
123 3/«
22%
51
8,600
136 %
*25
1
10,100
43%
123 %
15%
87%
preferred..
:
series preferred
4.40%
6
;49% Jan
83% Jau
34% Oct 21
11
Feb
27
83% Sep 10
37% Dec 23
94
14% Jan
4% %
Jan 17
6% Aug
7
€5% July 15
2% Dec 27
43% Feb 12
87
Apr 28
7
Mar 20
3,500
54%
43%
,
*23%
9
52 %
48%
54%
r
135 Va
27
lo
800
19
'
s
48
4,000
123%
No par
Penna Glass Sand
Corp
Penn Power &
Light com
100
-
4%
27
-
8%
12%
10%
134%
*25
40
8%
40
122 %
3
29%
.1,300
,''• 1,100,
4%
*26
10
9734
7,300
7,200
123%
135%
.
25
1
67 Va
'
43%
3
33%
"
24%
9Va
*22
44%
1,500
1,200
;
12'A
55%
18,400
92%
•18
49%
54%
"
FRIDAY
,40
10 Va
10
49%
10
3,500
GOOD
44%
18%
$1.60 convertible preferred
7
44
*18%
Pennroad Corp (The)
Pennsalt Chemicals
Corp
46% Dec
*18
50 Va
.55
.-5,000
.
„
29%
;
•
CLOSED
*23%
;.No par
3.50
9%
EXCHANGE
13%
39%
66%
97%
92%
10%
STOCK r-.
8%
78
29%
12.Va
11,900
140,000
24%
19%
25
*8%
10%
19
53%
,
•
93 Va
12 Va
97
33%
5
9%.
:
67%
97%
30-
•
100 Va
•12%
12%
500
.
(33%
8%
•77
.
41% >
13
49%
44
't
96
29-%
32
8% 1,
11
*18
50%
74%
Penney (J C) Co
15% Feb
24
67%
97
r
17 "A
-
29%'
33 VA
12%
.39%
25
12% Oct
Jan
19%
54
19%
preferred
73
48% Nov 20
40 Va
*95
*8%,
12%
*10.%.
7?%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
27
14 Va
,
Enterprises—_1
11
July a
70% July 12
•4% July 19
9%
„
100% 102%
«
68 %
13%
11
—No par
—..2.50
30
Nov 26
4% Jan 28
_
♦123k 13 %;41%, 42%%
-5,800
22%
102
*92%
134%
4 %
1
Peninsular Telephone—
$1.32 preferred
7
.22%
%'
1
prior preferred
Ford
23%
;
•
92
;_l
conv
Penick
5
26% Feb
5%
22%
19,390
50%
92'A
43%
100
common..
*•50"
29%
*23%
122%
100
Transportation
Patino Mines &
Peabody Coal Co
23% Jan 31
35 % Feb
4
10
25
Mar 21
51%
97%
53%
No par
4% preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
3% Jan 31
9% Mar 21
2
25
28
3
Oct 22
21
2% Jan
7% Jan
Apr 10
28% May 10
May 31
40% Jan
8
13% Jan
•
15% Jan
•
Sep
Jan 21
51'A
,
29%
,50
100
.
30% Dec 31
22% Sep 20
common
.
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
7
11
Teleg
77,
"17%
•93%.
29%
6%
9:7 %
*18%
10
25
No par
No par
Tin Consolidated
Corp
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc
77
29%
*8%
25
,
33%
»
.
92%
13%.
32%
44%
!
97%
*10%,
31%
v44%
96.
29
.
10
100%
*93%
29%
92%
1
__
78
*98 Va
■
140
102%
f
.104%
67%
45
2,700
"
17%
«;
.
23%
,
33%
Shares
"
89
*17%
29
—No par
Pacific
3
11
63% Dec
Oct
97%
,
15
;
5
Pacific Telep &
6% preferred
14
37/
May 17
3
'.
13%
32%
the Week
—
98
•100
100 Va
8%
,
102 Va
1
*
52%
;;
50%^ <51%
101
42%
69%
.
68%
_100
common
Pacific Mills
138% Mar 12
27
;•
Paper Co
Corp
3
42% Feb 12
28
preferred
preferred
Pacific Finance
Corp..
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting
1
Feb
*12%
x42
1,
-4».
23
100% 101
j
r
8%
52%
•95%
•87%
s
*.
; -
35
-a
Apri 4
97%
89%
44 %
:
Friday
Apr. 3
•98%
29%
*77
■
23%
Aggregates Inc__5
2
12% Jau
4
uNo par
-.96
33%
.
♦100
Sales for
-1
Thursday
52%
97%
"•88%"
»
...45%;
29%.
51%
Pacific Amer Fisheries
Inc—
Pacific Cement &
17
55% Apr
44% Apr23% Apr
126% Mar
30c
52%
,
;
•
L7.W .17:%
*94
78%
Pacific Coast Co
common—
5% preferred
50% Mar 31
'
7
Juu
4%
Oxford
A $5
2
—
*76%
X50%
23%
89
.,
45
96
29% .29%
:35
35%
8%
9
10o
/
102% A
*98 Va.< 100 %~\
32%
33 Va
33%
♦94
6.25
89
•100
PRICES
Apr.»
52V. 52%
9-7%.. 97 Va
45% :45%
*17% .17%
„
100
Owens Corning
Fiberglas Corp—>—_1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
6.25
Mar 10
14
4
33%
lu.20
—
preferred
Outlet Co—
Overland Corp (The)—
Mar 12
7% Jan
9% Jan
lOo
Corp-
83
10% Feb
100
_l
30% Mar 25
a
100
—
*
22
100
i
4%% convertible preferred.
Otis Elevator
J
Outboard Marine
-69 % Mar 31
Jan
17
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
-
Apr. 1
52%
52%
98
97%
89
*87%
*100% 102%
*98% 100 %
Oklahoma Natural Gas
___.1___7.50
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp—.5
Oliver Corp common-.
44% Mar 21
7
Feb
43
NOV
Tuesdays
Mar. 31
12
...
preferred—
4.24%
-
Jan
04
•I
27
4%
19
26% Mar 13
104% Apr
1
13% Jan
7
37% Feb 24
59
12
18
Feb
9% Jan 30
79
Mar .26
52% Mar 11
2
18
23
•
2
12% Apr
NOV
8 Va Dec
Par
No par
Gas & Elec Co
com
10
Oklahoma
"
95
1
Jan
Nov
Oct 21
11
'
40% Jan 13
20% Jan
9
82% Mar 4
1ft
Feb
17% Mar 24
28
24
7
101'
3.90% preferred—
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
45'' a Mar 31
7% Jan
3
17
23 % Mar 25
32,:
a
27
Jan
9
Jau
83-
10
LOW AND
Monday
-
Ohio Edison Co
common.—
4.40% preferred
12
Jan
13
17% Jan
€6% July 25
Jan
8
92
*16% July 1ft
13
99% Feb
91
103
-
14
Jan
26% Jan
6
8ti
54% Feb 24
7
Jan
28% Jan
39% Jan
7
13% Dec 30
35% Nov 18
50% Oct 21
NOV
EXCHANGE
.
84% Jan
15
Nov
9
98
87% Jun 11
2
14
96
*1% July 11
13% Jan 11
90% May 31
49% Jun 18
Dec 30
Dec 30
64
29
28% Mar
37% Dec 10
,.
Jan
50% Jan
94% Jan
44% Jim 14
"18
Jan
3
16% Sep 26
?
«
•
-
o
42% Oct 22
S3ia Oct 24
70% Jun ^27
£
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
■«
Highest
23
23%
120
*90
1,300
.
.
-
10,300
28
1,300
'
95
IU
39
39
39%
.77
79
•78
80
•77
*22
23%
*22%
23%
•22%
23
*22
23
*22
.
~50
23%
*22
23
♦115
120
38%
7%
7%
7%
•70%
71%
*70%
28%
28%
28%
No par
47%
47%
47%
—5
33%
34
33 Va
-
29
5
'
4,300
..
t
7%
7%
71%"
*70%
71%
28%
28%
47%
47
47 Vb
33%
33
33%
95 Vb
95 Vb
90
39 V
39 Vb
10,800
a
.
_7%
7%
'
79
~7%
10
2,500
70%.
71%
80
28%
28%
6,800
47%
5,600
32%
21,300
; 47
32%
23
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
24
.
.
.
Monday, April 7, 1958
(1360)
stock record
stock exchange
hfcw york
Frevi»u»
Range for
jiar. ;»1
Far
Sales for
Apr. 1
13
11
Jan
Jan
9
2
138% Dec
30
130
29% Jan
7
24
29
Jan
143
Mar 24
27
-i
'
'
•
":.V' .'"S :%;[
•
-
*%%'"•/'
' '*
'%
•
■■>'»
27
27
31%
32 %
31
•71%
K
140
71%
71%
3,500
27
27
32
31'%"
100
143
27 Y
*26%
27%
*26%
400
,
Pv
49% Jan 14
14 % Jan 13
21% Feb 28
59% Jun
30% Nov 18
Dec 20
39
34% Jan
30
16% Dec
18% July
Dec
Oct 10
4% Dec
6
9
Oct 22
37
Dec 18
21% Dec 18
31
Mar 12
7% Oct 22
72% Jun
87%.Jun
10
72% Apr
83% Feb
78% Jan
9
.86% Feb
94 % Jan
9
4
18
4
Aug
1
1% Jan
2
Oct 21
7% Apr
4
64% Jan
24% Mar 17
22% Jan
2
31% Apr
Jan
2
22% Jan
3
Feb
24
8
28% Jan
2
22% Dec 24
31% July 24
22% Jan
2
Apr
2
312
8
96
May 29
33% May 21
32
July 24
423% May
Oct 21
81% Nov
4
19% Oct 22
285
31
8% Dec 23
37% Dec 19
20% Dec
Nov 29
v
15% Jun
11
26To Dec
4
137
Feb
14
22
Dec
30
21% Oct
23% Oct
85
Oct
24
10
9
13
23
22
30
17% Oct
11
Feb
May
Oct
22
11% Dec 24
29% Oct
3
3
37% Nov 27 '
36
Nov 15
11
Dec
30
Nov
4
Oct 22
19
85
22 % May
29
64% Jun
14
55% Feb 12
7'
Mar
Mar
102
34
64% Mar 21
94
28
Jan
64
99% Jan 24
33% Jan
If
21% Feb 28
28
Feb
7
83
May
1"
77% .Jan
84
Mar 21
23
15% Oct 23
63% Nov 13
36
Jan
4
21% Feb 28
17% Jan 10
21-
Dec
75
Jan
Dec
20
8% Dec
Dec
18
82
Sep
52 74 Feb
19"
24
29 % May 22
24
29% Jan
7
25
3
Seaboard Oil Co-
5% July
12
2% Aug
42% .Jan
7
8% Oct
22
■67% Jan
2
26% Jan
83
19
33
Oct
1
Dec
23
58% Jan
2
7% Mar 12
64
NOV 13
10% Sep
9
Jan
26
Apr
,
"
:
May 21
8% Jan 13
58
Feb 12
10
.37% Feb 24
23
0% Oct 22
13% Dec
19% Dec" 17
33 % Dec 30
49
Dec 17
45% Dec 23
Nov
49
14
29% .Tun
Jan
Sharon
9
3
17% Jan
32%
2
2
23% Feb 28
25% Jan
49% Jan
17
33% Jan
2
Jan
8
50% Jan
2
59
08 % Jun
6
89
Dec
30
36% Sep
23
■
51% Mar 25
59% Mar 25
30% Jan
14% Jan
63 '/a Oct
22
23
29
6% Oct 22
15% Sep
58% Jan
10
65% July 18
21% Jan 18
44.% Jan
13
15% Apr
3
2
18% Jan
Nov
43
2
14
24% Oct 21
70% Dec
10% Jun
7
6
23% May
2
13
39% Jan 11
35% Jan
47% Jan
51% Jun
20
46% Jan
10
11
10% Nov 27
45% Jan
8
4
Nov
33
28% Dec
76% Oct
Jan
26
4
22
12% Dec 31
2% Dec
31
3
45% Apr 29
40
Jan
19% Feb
81
Tan
17
34% Dec 31
18% Jan
6% Jan
05
Jan
61
July
10
7
28
,
13
29% Apr
2
3
Jan
2
36% Apr
2
34% Jan
2
10
40
Feb
4
35
Mar 24
33
30
Jan
16% Jan
Jan
2
10
32
Jan
10
12
Jan
8
77
2% Jan
3
Jan
31
3
47
8
52% Apr
04% Jan
9
88
10% Jan
14
Poi
11
24
luutnuies
59% Mar
4.20 ft
Spencer
12% Apr 11
T2 % Jan
7
97b Jan
28
14 % Mar 19
62% Jan
70% Mar 19
71 % Jan
24% Mar 11
'•a/.
bee
T»m
11
page 26
Spencer
6
Mar 31
94% Jan
Co (The)—
Jan
2*4
27a
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4 50 preferred
Square D Co
1,100
19,000
2,100
12
2%
62%
60
lh
1,V
1
19,800
7,900
22%
22%
22'%
2274
2274
23
23
28
27%
27%
27%
29%
293i
317B
4%
474
474
47b
47 b
%v;
47b ft
4%-
4%
•
.
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*30
32*
'
33%
33%
25%
25%
25%
20
40%
V-
25 %
19%
197 c
25*2
19%
197e
8%
8 '/a
BYh
37 a
4174
407s
40%
*
405e
40%
40
8*
16%
17.%
16%
17
1674
167 a
16 7b
1674
35%
33%
34
33%
3474
33%
9%
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9%
9%
*974
30%
30
92
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*
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197
.
26'
V
29%
5,000
:.lft
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96
23
23%
'
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11%
1174':
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12
12Vo "
22%.
41%
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35%
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■
33
1274
4
11%
63%
64%
80
82
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21*3
3974
38'.2
3474
3474
21%
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;
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20
60%
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28%
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22
11
4%
10
21%
2174
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500
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20,700
•
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.
11
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4%
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3,200
9,900
267-c
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107a
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28
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r
1,410
83
v
1^00
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1174
117a
12
12
12
12%
30%
31 v
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30
30%
29%
307b
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27
27
27*4
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277b
12
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9
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9
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4,500
4,300
1,400
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68
10,700
187b
33,500
157b
1,000
4,400
70
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68744 6974
6774
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667 b
18%
1874
18%
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1574
157
1574
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1574
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12
1174
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20
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86
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90
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217b
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82
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1,500
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11%
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22%
39%'v 40%
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32%
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-
96
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2374
2374
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16,000
ft
29
283u
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96'
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35
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30
500
240
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240
23%
,
21%
,
,
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32% - 32%
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V
6,900
GOOD
53%
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32% v'
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26%
53%
29%
30%
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200
4,600
CLOSED
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92
44,400
297b
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400
6374
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4,800
91%
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24
26%
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54%'
22
No par
5
4
97b
.
29%
\
193%
237a
24%
11%
50c
25
2
9'S
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<
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1
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30
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30
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24%
26%
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•
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198
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5
2,200
87,200
34
9%
25
10
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-
2,600
23%
19%
8*o
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1,290
1
95
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4,200
267b
2574
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95
4.50G
-
315
25%
25%
20
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2,800
■
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316
312
315%
95 *92 '4'
2.500
1
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26
6.400
32
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3374
25%
315
318%
95
:
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26%"
33%'
26%
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24
2374
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13,800
1
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24
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24%
25
5974
58
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48
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317b
327b
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1374
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78
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13
13
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1774
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177b
177b
18
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70
70
70
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2374
21%
2274
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23
93
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23
4,300
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91
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78
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2,400
6,400
15.600
15,900
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,
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367b
5374
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2,700
30%
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80
300
287b
*1274
-...
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2,800
6,000
8,100
507b
2774
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78
0,
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2774
32%
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3,100
4,900
32,400
24%
*4974
3774
3374
167u
77'4
247b
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5074
29 '4
ft 30*8
ft 35%
30 >4
3274
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25*8
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8
1,100
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15%
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8
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500
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27%
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68%'
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1574
'
410
99'/b
'2*4
2%
*92
No par
Chemical Co common
6
preferred
100
Kellogg & Sons
:
1
*
28,700
86
61%
315%
25
Edison_
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
4
85 % Jan
July 15
11%
V«
26%
50
Spartan Corp
t—
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
Mar 14
17% Apr
08% Jan
12*8
2%
25,800
,
2%
32%
& Elec-No par
Southern Natural Gas Co.
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)—No par
Southern Railway common
No par
5ft non-cum preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
6
Feb 20
3% Feb
15
12
12%
*30%
common—5
preferred-
Southern
34% Jan 24
Jan 23
91 %
*84
"99
12%
24:%
Southern Indiana Gas
14
80
'
preferred
Southern California
17% Feb
18
26 V8
12% Jan
8ft
24
Mar 26
24
20% Jan 16
17% Dec
Nov
Jan
34% Jan
78
"
9974
12
28%
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
'
5
Smith Kline & French Labs—33 %c
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
—15
Solar Aircraft Co
—1
South Amer Gold & Platinum,
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
5 ft
2
30% Apr
28% Jan
86
"99%
-
62%
-
Co_.
South Porto Rico Sugar
28% Mar 11
2
13
lot/i
20
7
30
60
2
51% Feb
13
11% Dec
82% Nov
'
4
25 % Apr
55
95-
*84
98%'
20,300
94
*83
*85
86
98%
3.600
62 %
1
Skelly Oil Co
(A O) Corp—
Smith-Corona Inc
:
95
*
*34%
99%
*22
Corp
'Smith
18% Jan 24
8% Feb 25
49% Jan
79% Nov
30
4
8% Dec 11
50% Feb
•
24% Jan
.
25% Dec 26
May 27
49% July 17
Mar 19
25% Jan
13
32
2
14
71
32% Jan
25
10
20% Jan
2
25% Oct 22
29% Dec 23
44% Sep
8% Jan
20% Jan
.
61 % Feb
23
Sep
30
9
19% Feb' 3
16% JSin 22
2
20% Jan
45 % Dec
Jan 29
3
11
5
12
Nov
Mfg
.
7274
7174
72%
71%
*85
v
44%
44
45%
*44:.,'
;
86
York shares
Simmons
17
2
2
93
39
38%
.
72%
1
Strapping; Co_
-1
—No par
Simmonds Saw & Steel
No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
5
6
25
15% Jan
23% Oct
72%
7.50
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel
Mar 21
Feb
48
14% Oct 21
14
•
Sheller
26% Jan
46% Mar
60% May 27
"
28
20% Feb
41
71%
44%
.
3974
39,400
2%
Tr—
.1 '
ordinary
."
1
Sheraton Corp of America——50c
16% Jan 16
Apr"II
*43%
44%
-
40
Shell Transp &
New
Jan
23'
3774
No par
No par
Steel Corp—
Shell Oil Co
70% Mar 28
3
16% Jan 30
12% Mar 27
10
3774
37 Va
I
3
—1
1-1 "
'Shattuck ; (Frank G)—"
114% Jan
21% Apr 30
137b
39
Industries Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas
13% Mar 21
ID
307i
12%
.—No par
2.50
,—
1
$4.50 preferred—
:
18% Dec
Corp
Shahmoon
9% Jan
31
2
ft
267b
30*4
13
12%
5
.1-5
Serve! Inc common—
16
3
13% Jan 23
32% Mar 27
26% Feb 25
Nov
25
,
5% Jan
:
-
8% Jan 10
v
25
93
12% Jan 22
4'% Mar
e
76% July 15
:
Corp——
Sealright-Oswego- Fblls •
Sears Roebuck & Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
;27%lMar. 11
•
25%
3174
12%
-20
—1
—1
Seagrave
4
Mar24
29
10 % Apr
26%
3074
12%
99%
JO
Seaboard Air Lirfe
30
11% Feb
Jan
15% Jan
24% Oct
26%
31%
12%
71%
100
10
RR Co—
Seaboard Finance Co
63% Jan. 10
12
26%
30%
'{.;/■
——---5
—1.40
—I
20% Mar 14
Jan
22
8% Oct 23
22% Nov 19
3
24% Jan
8% Jan
16% Jun
19
13
9
26%
-ft
13
*84%
30
——1
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred——
—No par
$4 preferred
—No par
Seovill Mfg Co common—r
125
3.65ft preferred—
100
23
14% Jan
17
Jan
8
Jan
78
i
Inc
300
32
*84
Louis Southwestern Ry
Corp_
1,100
27
1.66%
Sobering Corp common-:
5% convertible preferred
Schick Inc
.
38%
39
39
44%
Lead Co
Joseph Light & Power
No par
L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%—-——100
Schenley Industries
20
35'.i Mar 25
Feb 20
10% Mar 19
86
71% Oct 21
44 % Mar
1038
39%
38%
Savage Anps
23% Mar 24
13
10%
39%
--5
preferred
'——r
conv preferred-
5%
10%
12%
,
7
14% Jan.
Mar 31
•
5%
40%
—1
■
15,100
21%
207i
57*
10%
20 Guilders
~
1
—
56%
*55
%
2174
574
31%
3
St
Mar 18
32% Jan
56
2074
6
27
3
95
Mat
34% Feb
*55
21%
5%'
39%
Co—10o
5% noncum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
: 1st pfd ^.40% series A—
100 *
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—-10
Sangamo Electric Co—i
-10
24
18% Feb 12
23% Jun
21
62
3
Feb~20
12
1
13
22
St
5
Feb
32%
2
32 % Feb 25
2'
31% Oct
Sep 29
St
58% Feb
20% Jan
16% Oct
29
14
2
Jan 20
56 %
20%
10%
1
St Joseph
5
90
6:
17% July
13% Feb
Jan 20
*55
10%
*—1
4.30%
27
26% Mar 28
2
26% Jan
29
39% May
2
2
53% Jan
2
Jan
Feb
Jan
10% Jan
235
304
205
4
27
Feb" 4
261
21
700
21
*20',4
*20%
,
500
13'. 4
327b
21
6%
*10
——-5
Safeway Stores common
197 % Mar
24
32%
300
5*/8
13*8
32s/8
*10
;—
——
Ruppert (Jacob>
30% Mar 21
92
Mar 5
2
22% Jan
24
20% Jan 11
74% Feb
8
23% Jan
Jan
161
July 17
46 % Mar
0
25% Dec
2
96
14
84% Jan
Mar 22
48 % Jan
Jan
Q
"778 :ft
v
"
1,400
1,200
,
*4% '
*20%
22%-
6
._100
Royal Dutch Pet CORoyal McBec Corp
Ruberoid Co (Tlie)
5
37% Feb 19
10% Mar 19
■
Mines
Ronson Corp
Feb
21
24% Jan 10
176
190
1
Copper
Cable Corp
Rome
•7
.
13%
32%
400
19
32%
*13
13%
32%
56%
class B—10
Rohr Aircraft Corp—
15
10% Jan 24
42
Mar 24
16% Mar 21
2
80'% Jan
.93
235
21% Jan
37% Jan 13
2
50% Dec
25% Mar 24
4
10
July
10% Dec
2
37
5
*13
200
GOOD
{
FRIDAY
19
774
5
32%
22%
«
»
preferred series A
4%
28
6
18% Mar
8% Apr
40% May 10
23% Nov 20
Jan
96
Jan
22% Jan
90
2
35
27
353% Jan 23
66% Jun
28
Feb 20
7% Oct 24
78
'27% Jan
13% Jan
30
17% Dec
29
7
5 ;.;v
1,900
CLOSED
27"
*33
1978
7%-
13% ft
*55%
com__l
5%% convertible preferred—-25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
—5
Rohm & Haas Co common———20
31% Mar 21
29% Mar
23
Dec
37 4
19
5
21
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
<33% Mar 31
28% Aug IB
28T
*33
.
.
94,700
'
'
32%
•32
?r 27
4
ft"
ft.
*20%
~a.——
Roan Antelope
Mar 21
26% Mar 20
2
common'
.
32
M 7*'»
-
1 A Mar 27
3
2
5
!
1\\
5
■'
-.32%
-
2% Mar 21
29
28
;
22%
;
'
13%
Preferred 3.60%
18
13% Feb
2
Feb
5
ft—-10
series—-ft—200
Preferred 4.50% series——
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co_——ftl
Rhodesian Selection Trust—
-5s
Richfield Oil Corp———No par
Rights (Expire Apr 14)
—-—
Riegei. Paper Corp
-10
Ritter Company-;
—5
:
Mar 25
100
36% July 19
44% July 17
20% Dec 23
'
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco
19% Jan
4
0
8
83% Jan
27% May
.
2
10% Jan
55
\l Apr
19% JUB
■
7
3% Apr
Dec" *23"
'
2
7
preferred series A
4% %
.
*
83% Feb
Mar
80
30
45% Jan 22
ft EXCHANGE
22%
27
19%
19%
=
7%
*7%
L.1
-50
Reynolds Metals Co common
Mar 24
45
63% Jan
21% Jan
10
Dec 23
1% Oct 21
4
8% Jan
2
32% Jail 10
41% Jan
6
20 *
247 b
22%
14,600
-ft
24*4
32
37
STOCK
,'
'
15
:: 14%
*26 %
27;,...
3,500
.ft 600
50
2d %
-
22%
22%
*33 V.
37
19%
———^-1
—2.50
Rexall Drug Co
Mar 21
14
*32%
27%
'•
.*10
—5.
5
Co-—
Inc
Revlon
6
82% Ja n
09
10
19
22
06% Dec
73% Sep
24
44% Mar 11
29% Jan 30
33% Mar 20
22% Jan
4
6514 May 10
46% Mar 29
4
11% Feb
25% Jan
10% Jon
20
Feb
22%
32%
*33
Conv preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp—
._1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
TO
Republic Steel Corp
——
10
Revere Copper & Brass
1-5
Mar 24
22% Mar 28
22%
32 %
27 %
ilo
preference—
Reliance Mfg Co common
21% Feb 11
57
38% Apr
40
6
24
18%
2
July 10
July 11
5
Feb
35
15
24%
33
■
15%
15%
24%
27
'.
;
Reliable Stores Corp.—
Reliance Elec & Eng
51
50%
51%
15%.
24%
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 cliv prior
*
6% Jan 28
14% Feb ' 6
17%
13% Apr 29
62% .Tilly 22
.
ft:
49'/4
400
'
17 78
22 %
50c
i
Inc.-—i—
Reeves Bros
727-4
17
15%
noncum
Reis
Jan
5
7
Feb 13
8
i
9% Jan
39
39% NOV 12
66% Dec
Feb
69% Jan
32% Dec 30
68% Jun
U
7
Mar
7274
17%
24%
50
1
72
15*2
1st preferred—
-50
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
-5
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
4Y<
17%
51%
52
5
:
25,500
ft?
' 31%
72
17
71%
24%
5
.:
Reading Co common—
24
22 % Feb
.
Jan
3% J*n
2
13% Jan
7
31
Jan 13
20% Feb 25
54
Jan
9
1G% Jan
2
32% .Jan 10
8% May
0
13
30
6
Mar 29
30
62
2
17% Jan
July 31
45
24
10
20% Dec
52
34% Jan
*51
31%
32'?
%;
17%
17%
17T»
No par <
a.—,—-1
Rayonier Inc ——*
Raytheon Mfg Co-_
20
2
26% Jan
6% Feb 28
3% Dec 31
13% Dec 10
30% Dec 10
25% Jan
28
Apr
1st preferred—l.2-—"-No par
IncJ
—'~5"
Raybcstos-Manhattan
.i 25% Apr
Feb
8
12% Jan
6% Dec 31
Raneo
4
2
•
3
41 % Apr 12
31% Jan 12
Oct 29
35
Feb
$3.50
i
19% Jan 21
52% Mar 3
,17
22
Jan
36
25
i
Feb
32
10
Jan
6
13
17
6
7
11
23% Aug 13
34 % Jan
4
21% Aug
11
14
Dec 23
16% Mar 18
22'/a Dec 11
48% Feb
29
com—No par
of America
Radio Corp
14
74% Jan
;
69% Jan
Jail 24
78
Mar 22
17
May 13
40
Oct 23
64 % Jun 24
37
Jan
35-
2
30% Jan
Week
Shares
Apr. 1
417«
41%
*141
140
140
140
140
140
417t
41 74
41%
41
41%
41
(The* common—5
G'b
preferred
t—
1,00
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__l0
Quaker Oats Co
43% Mar 26
37% Feb
7,
Apr. ;>
Apr. '£
the
Friday
Thursday
Q
39% Sep
2
123'/a Aug 13
23y«Oct 22
33% Jan
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Low eat
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Tuesday-
NEW
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1U52
Monday
PRICES
HIGH SALE
Wednesday-
AND
I.OW
STOCKS
-
600
400
10
3.300
110
1,600
61,400
50
6,700
140
7,500
Volume 187
iNumbej 5731
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
(1561)
29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
stocks
Year 1957
Range Since Jan. 1
NEW
YORK
•
STOCK
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Highest
EXCHANGE
v
•-
LOW AND HIGH
.
Monday
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 31
*
'
Apr. 1
37% Jan.
71
42% May 9
82% Feb 13
2
Oct
23
"5% Nov
4
.
9% Jan
40% Jan
11
2
49
Apr
1
77% Jan
9
84
Feb
20
6
Jan
2
Standard Brands
$3.50
43% Feb
'
s
Jan
3
3% Feb
43
% Feb
25
47% Feb
35% Feb
59% July 16
62% Ja'
4
12
35%T9ec 23
47% Nov 13
,
3
>,3% May 22
18
42..'
Mar 12
Jan 29
47 % Feb
21/; Z 51%
10
42% Feb
24
Mar 8
9% Nov 27" •11% Dec 13
33% Nov
4,
36% Dec 13
.21% "Dec 31 V '18% July 12
88% Jan
v:
49% Oct
68% July
'
62% Jun
22
;~64%Oct'30 {
•
■
8
94;.
Jan
2
12
..45% Feb
/
2
/13%
Jan
2
18
Apr
7
61
Jan
22
60% Feb
11
68% Jan
2
10% Jan
15;.
12%.Feb
35% July 15
29% Jan
14
34% Mar 20
,
25% Feb
15 %
19
27% Dec
17
1.5% Dec
31
i
•
"JO'/a Dec 31
15 % Nov
18% Mar
7
33% Oct 22
18%Dec 31
50
May
2'
17% Jan
23% July 15
'-4-41% Apr 23
18% May 15
19% May 21
Jan
15% Jan
2
10% Jan
2
15% Jan
5
3
8
37% Jan
/45,:V Mar 31 /
2/ .>24%Jan-l5 /
1,200
46%
25,600
39 Va
39%
56,900
51%
51%
51
513%
50%
51
72,100
47%
47%
46%
47%
46%
46%
92
92
92
14
13%
14
51%
10
_L
i
51%
46%
7
1
48%
"91
94
14
"91
14%
13%
/ 45
45%
45
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22
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4
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15%
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4
600
.
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15%
t
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,
30%
5%
16'%
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.
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24%
12%
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25
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7,400
38%
30
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39%
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10
;
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35
13%
Co
Corp
24
34%
30%
pfd series of 1957
Coach
TXL
17 % Mar 27
Co
23%
*18%"
24
300
•v«'*■!:
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21%
49%
!
20th Century Fox Film
Twin City Rap Transit com
5% conv prior prexerred
20
9% Dec
conv
21%
,
13%
42%. *
86
5
(conv)
37% Jun 20
50% Sep: 17
32% Dec
19
21%
*85%
.
2
common
22
b'%
35%
19
50
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
16
35
18%
No par
Oct
23% Feb 20
35%
1
42%
,
2
.
Tri-Continental Gorp common
22
34%
43%
86
•21'//
21%
*13
13%
-
42 %
*85
1
18%
13%
Transamerica: Corp.Transue-& Williams Steel
24
24%
24
86
:
Trane Co
2
Oct
21'%
42%
*85
[
(The)
51 % Mar 25
48% Jun
21%
24
;
No par
Realty Ac Construction
1
39% Apr
Feb
21%
25
_j
13
43% "
10
common
Edison Co
13% »
13%
44%
85
Roller .Bearing
Ti nman
13% Mar 17
7
Oil
13%
43%
85
100
$1.20 preferred—
30
31
12
July
Tidewater
4
16% Jan
21
(J R)
4%r preferred
4
24% Jan
.
62%
6
6
2% Oct 17"
12% Nov 14
63%
9
2
30
62%
19
Jan
30
25
13% Feb
23% Jan
43
44 Va
25%
88% Feb
20
41 % Oct
44%
25%
55 % Jan
26
21% Dec
44%
2
42 % May 27
30
45%
25%
25
12
16 % Dec
44%
25%
Mar 13
30
9% Oct
46' V
25%
Apr
85
Nov
26
45%
25%
41% Feb
18
19% Dec
,
5
25
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 cony preference
___No par
Thermoid Co common™
1
t; 26% Mar 20
21
23% Dec
2,100
1,200
4%
11'%
5
■'
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89% May 8
6
Feb
53
10% Jan
63/ Apr 12
•rr
46
22%
4%
11%
Sub share ctfs-six-distribution
4
4
10
22 Va
4%
Inc
Pacific Land
Jan
49 V2
9
22%
,
90
'
2,800
'
8% Mar 15
160
22 %
•
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7%
11%
Producing Co
Sulphur
Texas Pacific Coal
Texas
80%
7%/
6,900
5%
;
Co
19 % Mar 25
33% Apr
22%
80'/a
'
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8
10,300
11%
13
Jan
31% Jun
49% May
22%
35%
82
7 To-
300
34
35%
%
22% Jan
33
12
23
22%
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33%
36%
11%
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30
81
7%
'
Gas Transmission Co___5
15% Feb
81
8
34 Va
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170
1,400
5%
1 eiinouaee
14% Dec
82
8
2034
11%
63 % Jan
31
35%
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26% Mar 17
Dec
33%
36%
20'%
3,100
34%
11%
24
24
34
35%
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34
,
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55% Feb
Texas
33%
8
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1400
34%
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2
34
36%
81
9
7%
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Tennessee
12~
7%
1395
;
Aircraft
Mar 27
54% Feb
*20
36%
Symington Wayne Corp.______.___l
18% Feb
21
33%
No par
"3% Dec
20% May 17
"201
7.50
com
1
preferred..
5
:
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Sylvania Elec Procl Inc
* 4
Jan
84
11,800
33
',42% Jan
9
1,700
23 Va
83 Va
13
8
0
64%
22%
24'%
7%
Sweets Co of America (The)
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Swift & Co._I___LLi.___;
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25
May
30
63%
23%
83 Va
Sutherland
46% Jan
,
64%
23
24'%
-
23%
24%
32%
20% Mar 27
89
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7%
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31
18,400
,
83%
19% Jan
.
2,100
9%
32%
29
Dec
80-
7%
July 15
43% Jun 17
26% Nov
17%
9%
80 -/
83%
27% Jai>
72
'
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32%
13
29% Dec 30
23%
64
45%
17%
9%
81
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11,200
6,500
7%
27
Co
64%
45
173%
t
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1
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45 Va
17%
3%
83%
19% Dec
Paper
64%
23%
30
81
3%
10c
Biscuits Jnc___
Mining Co.;
Superior Oil of California
Jan/ 2
64%
"79%
24
27% Nov
2,000
80
3%'
12.50
pfd-series of '55
Sunshine
Apr
Z
25
preferred series A_.
914 Jan 24
13
1
...
Mach
common.j.
1
$4.50 series A preferred
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/ Sun oil Co
No par
21
84
Jan
6% Jan
8
,
Corp
Sundstrand
/Sun caemical Corp
3
72
Mar 20
-,'74
6% Dec 30
17
Sunbeam
Mar 24
'
120
12,600
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-
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and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
26
,
Monday, April XA958
.
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Vi
RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK
Previous
Range for
Lowest
•
Highest
17 ft Apr
8ft Dee 33
Nov
8
•
22
Aug 26
49% Jan
4
11
24
2
155 ft Jan 25
Aug
1
Oft Oct 22
4
Jan
5% Oct 29
8
31
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5% Deo 23
10
12ft Dec 20
19
Dec
88
Jan 21
Apr 17
Jun 24
6ft May 11
2
4% Jan
75
Nov.
6
79
Jan 21
21
Oct 21
41
Jun
30% Oct 22
36
Jun 21
155
135
19
73
13 ft Jan
Deo 31
40
Oct 23
45% Jan
47
Oct 25
124
123
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124
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152
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71
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12
Feb
111
98
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1
93
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31
92
6
28% Mar
110
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87ft Jan 15
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92
3
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20
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24
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Virginia Ry Co common-—1—10
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1
28% Jan
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America
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preferred
5'
—10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6ft
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
5ft noncumulative prcferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
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100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
'6ft div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com—>8
V $5 preferred
—100
$4.04 preferred
100 *
Mar 12
Apr
Norman
Van Raalte
5
79
87 ft Jan 15
Mar 27
90
'ft
14
59% Mar 20
91
July 24
24 ft Dec 19
10ft Oct 29
>10% Dec 11
14
Jan
a
62
Van
Corp of
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10
10% Jan 24
6
21
78ftJun 20
83
May 29
07 ft Jun
16
8% Jan
18% Jau
28
Feb
2
2
2
2
18
17
26%
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106% Jan
23'/a Jan
8
Apr 23
28
May 22
124
30
21% Oct 11
36% Mar 20
2
3
8
24
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77 Vi Jan
25
23% Jan
77ft Feb
13
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,79- Jan
26ft Jan
July 16
64
12% Dec 31
76 ft Dec
5ft Jan 24
Oct 25
Oct 21
33 ft
22
Oct 30
71
5ft Jan
13 ft Jan
21ft Jan
9ft Mar
•
29
7
14 ft July lfl
124
23 ft Oct
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Sep
May
18
7
8ft NOV
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27
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9
90ft Jan
Dec 19
41b Dec 20
12ft Dec 24
21
Deo 20
25
Jan
,
24ft Jan
29ft Apr 10
1
Oct
22
7% Jan 23
-15ft Jan 28
:
3
2
3
2
63 ft Apr
4
7
Jun 12
-
-
86ft Mar 12
-
142
65% Nov 22
12% Jan 22
Jan 18
32% Feb 14
Feb
24ft 25
7ft'noncumulative preferred—25
*36ft 37%
United Stockyards Corp
1
11% 11%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd.5
5ft
5ft
$6 convertible preferred—No par
82
82
United Wallpaper Inc common——1
6%
0%
Class B 2nd preferred*.—«.——14
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United Whelan Corp common—30c
5
5
$3.50 convertible preferred——100
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Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1 .22 ft 22 ft
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.Nopar
35ft 35ft
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8ft preferred
.
100
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Universal Pictures Co Inc com
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31
18 ft Dec
25ft Mar 19
37% Jau 28
2
35 ft Jan
3
10
Jan 2
5ft Feb 28
68% Jan
85% Jan 3
16 ft Mar 6
4% Jan
6
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39; Jan 3
U S Lines Co common.—.—.—1
- •-20ft . 26%
28
Jan 24
23 ft Jan,*. 3#
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9 ",%
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•8% Jan 17
U S Pipe & Foundry Co.
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22% • 22ft
23% Feb 19
18% Jan
2
D S Playing Card Co—^
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66
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2
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1
27% 27%
30% Jan 24
26% Mar 5'3%ft preferred merles A
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ft
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91
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82
Jan
3
U 3 Rubber Co common^.--.:
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35ft Feb
4
31% Apr
3
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154 Jan 22
145
Apr : 2'
U S- Shoe Corp
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25% Mar 19
21% Jan 2U S Smelting Ref' & Mitf com...50
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25% Jan*! 2
;
7ft preferred
:
—50 -- 50% 59%
52ft Jan 24
46% Jan> 3U S Steel Corp common.l
-10%
< 57%
58%
61% Mar 6
51% Jan 13-7ft preferred
.1
———100
148ft 148%
156% Jan 28
147% Apr
1-
45 v Jam 13
37ft Jan 24
;
9
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23
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17ft Dec 23
88
2
22 ft Dec
32 ft Apr
10% Jan
-
37
'
Jan
36
31
Dec
24
10 ft Mar
7'
~
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Hoffman Mach common—82ftc
9%
5ft class- A preference^
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*30%
U S Industries Inc common
1 ..v.; . 9%
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SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
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25
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23
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Jan. 1
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77.
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30
66 ft May.
00
32
62% Mar 31
2
8
a
25% Jan la
Jan 24
12% Jan
14
Aug;
6
31
Auf
8
U3ft
.'30
25
10% Jan 23
87 ft Mar
Jan 13
69
Jan 13
34ft Jan
2
17
34% Jan
40% Feb
24
3
25
Jan
2
2
19 ft Mar
7
22 ft Jan
30% Jan
34% May
26ft May
'
14
34 ft Jan
Aug 14
48 ft Jan
18
28 ft.Feb 10
3
Jan
10
23
29
23
25% July 31
19% Apr
16%
July 30
98
Apr-
48 ft Jan
13
88% July 11
67 ft Sep 19
63
Jan
3
2
2
2
3
22% Jan 16
65 ft Feb
4
•
52% Feb
42ft Jan
Jan
15
17% Jan
57% Apr
8
68% July
12
*
83ft Jan
"6
26% Mar 23
16ft Feb
21
68ft Jan
8
56
Jhn
21
61
14
26
Jan
7
63% May 24
40 ft Jan
2
7
13% Jan 10
91ft Jan
96
4% Jan
2
2
23 ft Mar
3'
25
9
37
July-22
129ft Feb
4
Jan
a
33% Apr
96ft Jan
8
82 ft NOV
13 '
15% Dec 30
55
Dec
6
28 ft Mar
24 ft Oct
25
'34% Oct
21
10
90
Deo
Feb
40% Apr
44 ft Feb
$5
Mar 28
4
23
22
29 ft Jan
24
47
Feb
14
18
34
27
Nov
12
62 ft Jun
18
30
Jan
13
38 % Jan
8
16
Jan
2
21ft Mar
Jan 31
71
Jan
2
14
Mar 18
15
Jan
2
-4
26% Jan
8
33 % Mar 28
68
7 4
May 17
Sep 11
21
Nov 12
10 ft Jan
28ft Oct
116
■
16 %
18ft Feb
Aug
18% Nov
•
75
July
9
'
17
34
131
May 13
Mar 19
6
8
18
36% Jan
2
July 18
45 ft Feb
27
2
2
35
26
45 ft Jan
45ft Nov
20
10
68 ft
78ft Dec
Oet
22
88% Jah
23ft Nov
6
25ft Oct 22
July
92% Mar 18
80% Jan
2
78 ft Jan
8% Apr 11
4% Jan
34% July
35ft Jan
123ft Jan
66ft Dec
19
16% Dec
31
30
12
140
2
.
a
2
2
May 27
-
2
Feb
27% Feb
29% Mar 17
16% Mar 18
-
19% Jan
16
Co com
preferred.
54 ft
preferred
19%
20 Vi
16%
16 Vi
16
99 ft
99 Va
*98
:
70ft
70 Vi
43
44
44
44 V'2
17
17 V«
20%
20%
57%
58%
17 Vi
17
-
17 Vi
20%
2014 ;
20%
20%
61T4
58%
61%
-
61%
*o9ft
90 Vi
■
90
34%
34
90 ft
90 ft
90
lGTa
17%
'
90 %
-
90
90
33%
33%
43%
33
44
43%
43
95 V2
95
95
90
90
*24
24 ft
*23 ft
24 Vi
*35 Va
36
*35Va
36
16%
16%
58
58
7.40C
•
38%
40
Vi
43%
43
94Vi
*514
5 ft
•♦24
*35 Vi
24 ft
-
V4
'
■<
95 Vi
5%
24 ft
*34%
19 Vi
*■
90
/
1,50C
!-'■
35%
19Vi
81 Vi
36%
37 ft
36
36
36
20
20l/z
19%
20
19Vi
19%
82 Vi
80 Vi
80 Vi
*14 Vi
14Vi
*13%
*4ft
4%
33 Vi
32Vi
33
35Vi
35 Vi
*
14 ft
4%
351/4
*80
*80 V4
81 J/4
%
14 Vi
14
14
14
-
32%
33
32%
33 "
*4Vi
32%
35%
35%
35 Va
35Vi
35 Va
4ft
4ft
4ft
-
:
4ft
'
1,100
18,300
100
-
800
•
■
1,000
35Vi
35%
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•r
V
•5%
v:*24
200
10,400
'
43%
*94 Vi
•
36..
36 Vi
270
•
94 Va
•
5%
4C
7,500
"
-
74
5ft
■
•
-
34 Vi
39
16%
200
-
;
130
33%
'
>
90
89Var
89ft
*118
60 Vi
'
34Vi
95
5 ft
5Vi
4,IOC
67,40C
ft
•
16%
33%
,
"
*58
60 Vi
'
20,60t
43'A
1
*58
34 Vi
33%
'
16%
1614
60%
130 \
*118
34Vi
-
4.30C-
'
•
125
125
<
100
70
*09
17
*58
10
45%
V'4
34 ft
80
II,40C
71
62
90%
'1,800
58 Vi
57 Vi
17%
130
3.10C
16%
99Vi
*98
20%
*125
'
20Vi
16 »/4
99 Vi
20
99
19%
*
*50
3,600
34Vi
*98
17%
*89 ft
100
100
10
40C
'
28,400
-
1,300
*132%
135
*132Vi
135
*22%
23
22 ft
22T4
22 Vi
22 Vi
21%
22
23%
23
23
22%
22%
22 Vi
22 Vi
2,100
41%
/ 11,800
49V4
*
135
132 V '3
42%
(F W) Co.—
42%
41%
42
51%
*
*132 Va
.
135
'
23
.'—10
Worthington Corp common—.
10
Prior preferred 4 ft ft
series..100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del).:
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
—
5
Woolworth
;
"
91
.33%
16 Vi
Vi
320 '
102ft
91 Va
91
61%
5
Co—
*8914
20 Va ;
*
20
White Motor Co common—.—_1
5%ft preferred :
L
—100
White Sewing Machine common..1
Prior preference;
20
$3 convertible preferred"
50
Oil
102
58%
44 V4
■
.
■
1,200
5,200
29ft
5714
*70
71
46
45%
.- v ..<
18C
COC
59,Vi
58%
59 7 a
58%
*70
No par
2.50
20C
17%
28%
,
•
20
20
16%
.No par
5
——
99
93
•17 Vi
91 /
,
20 Va
*98
400
56 ft
/ 34Vi
34
99
*98
600
3,700
s
48 ft
*98
99 ft
Maryland Ry com_.No par
2nd preferred
100
preferred series B—1
91
'i
34 Va
16%
noncum
51%
50 V4
50%
89
*88%
Vi
':
40T4
41%
;
49%
50%
49 Vi
81%
'81ft
*88 Va
89
82
81 Va
81%
82
81ft
6
*5%
•*..1,700
81 Vi
6
5%
5%
514
•5%
2,500
-
'
•
-
6
'
*88 Vi -89
~
89
*88%
'
■
5,400
J
41
-
*1,00C
"4.40C
25
25 ft
25
25 ft
2514
25ii
25Vi
2514
Young Spring & Wire: Corp.:
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
27 ft
27%
27%
28%
27Vi
28Vi
28 ft
28%
82 Va
78%
80
77 Vi
79%
77%
16.90C1
Va
76 Vi
16%
16%
16%
16 Vi
16%
16 ft
16%
1,600
No par
16%
71
72%
71
73
70%
71ft..
Yale &
13
,86% Mar 11
Auto Supply
91
34<.;
20
-
6ft Mar 14
26
2
.
*47 ft
3
57
98
common—.No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
Wilson-Jones Co
—I
10
Windsor Industries Inc:
■
.10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6ft preferred
100
Wisconsin: Public Service Corp— 10
Woodward Iron Co
10
90% Jan 31
83
Jan 21
25
.
Air Lines Inc
Wilson & Co Inc
27
Feb
68ft Jan
48 V
57
58-ft
*88
5,400
/ft
26 Vi
*47Va
*
Mar 25
7
26ft Jan 16
43% Feb
4
51% Mar 31
preferred—
Wilcox
23% Feb
23 ft Feb
25
>
13
30
14
26
13
7
ft Feb
135
-
31
Feb
36
9
21% Jan
30
4ft Dec 27
2
Jan
20ft Jan - 7
Jan
Feb
•
80% Mar
31% Jan
124
22% Feb
Dec
75
4
5ft Jan 21
29% Deo 31
35ft Dec
20
Jan
-
9
14
48 Vi
*25 Vi
34%
Whirlpool Corp commoii
.
4'/4 ft convertible preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
26
'
•6% Feb
Oct
13% Nov
26 Vi
48
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry_„
Wheeling Steel Corp common..
■
iOOftJan
26
13
26 %
34%
6,OOC
»
28 Vi
26 ft
5
100
1
5
100
3.80ft
•
3
3
20% Oct
4% Dec
26%
47%
91
8,600
■
40V4
•
26%
*88 ft
64 Vi.
1%
47ft
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghousd Electric common_12i/3
Jan
39% Jan
3
125
•
1%
2.50
59
1,600
1%
20*4
'
91ft
Pacific RR
Western Union Telegraph
125
'7
69% Jan
1%
9C
•
1,800:
•20%
*1%
20%
1%
102%
4ft
7
16
92
Mar 13
21% Feb
4
33% Dec 24
128
*20 Va
1%
3,200
l'RIDAY
19ft
.
'V *2DVi
*89%
4 ft ft
Power
Western
4
Mar 20
92
88% Feb 21
Mar 28
92
70% Aug 19
20 ft
1%
I,400
2,60c1<1,500'
38 Vi
20%
20ft
"
GOOD,
'
.
38ft
*27%
101 Vi
Western
4
,
;
-
,
91 Va
4.80 ft
70% Mar 11
50% Feb
18
Feb
-
27
28
102 Vi
4ftft
59% Mar 31
87% July 11
4
39 Vi
27%
*89%
Western
23
33 ft May 14
38%'
101%
5
31
20% Jan
39%'
27%
101%
91ft
10
Dec
41ft Deo 11
14ft Oct 22
17 ft Dec 30
39
27%
*25 Va
West Va Pulp & Paper common
48 ft Dec
62
39%
101%
Feb
100
39%
58 Va
13
.
%'■
•r
63
// 40Vi
*89%
16% Feb
4
40%
L100
100
Western
Feb
96
64%
40%
pfd.
7
14
14 ft Jan
3
63 V2'
40 Vi
preferred series B
4.10ft preferred series C—
Feb
23% Feb
19 ft
66 Va.
40
—50
4.20%
9
101
19Va
04 le
40%
.27
-
19 Va
<
17%
37% Jan
4
1
2
96% Mar
t
19%
66 ft
40
5
5
1
15
1,200
■ft-; ;300
27Vi
29%;
Jan 22
104 ft Mar 20
19 ft
66
19%
CLOSED
31Vi
Vi
8ft
19 Va
.EXCHANQE
14%
/ ,13
4
85%
■
.
17ft
91
11
;
20C
STOCK,'.
,,
27 Vi
8%
28%
Mar
87
13%
85
M
8V3
17%
Penn
31% Feb 28
13 %>
85
>
814
29 V i
West
11
86
17%
Jan 21
18
8 ft
29%
91
28
13%
85%
8%
18%
103
Feb
13%
87 ft
31
V
r:
29 Va
Jan
Jan
.13%:.
13 ft
?86
8%
f
287/a
97% Jan
87
14%
;
,
-
*58 ft
25% Jan
47 ft Jan
Aug 12
15
14ft
14%
14%
.4
*17%
Mar 20
11
88
14%
Penn Electric Co
93
14 ft Jun
27
;>
37 /
5
100
Kentucky
West
17 ft Oct 22
24
,
31%
27
.
.V
1
West
Oct
32
3i
,
—4
4
7
Mar 13
02% Nov
*
131/a
1
27 Vi
:
19% Feb
29% Mar
95
Blft Sep 20
7
70% Nov
;
32
27
Coal Co
15% Jan
28ftJun
105
4
Nov
13
31ft
27%
1
Stamped
4
Mar
65
54% Apr
13%
32
Snowdrift com
preferred —
West Indies Sugar Corp—
4.80 ft
•
;
13%
Wesson Oil &
27
48 ft Mar
;
27
:
4
5
39% Jan
23
23 ft Oct 21
15% Dec
Welbilt Corp
63
31%
Knitting Mills.
22
37 V*
10
-No par
Walworth Co
T—2.50
Ward Baking Co common.
1
;
6ft preferred
100
Ward Industries Corp—
1 '
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
1
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power
No par
Wayne
62 Vi
No par
u-
Waukesha Motor Co—..———
27ft Jan 29
44 ft Jan 15
Waldorf System..
Walgreen Co
:—.—
Walker (Iliram) G & W
16
2ft Jan
1% Jan
8 ft May 16
1% Nov 21
2
40% Apr
30
00
31
/ Mar 24
19 ft Mar
16% Jan 30
56
38%Mar 28
22
22 ft Oct
6
•
0ft Feb 25
3
3
July 16
19% Dec 30
42
2
11% Jan
68 ft
Oct 22
24ft Dec
14% Jan
84
28% Jan
16ft Deo 30
42ft Feb 12
> 20% Oct
July 12
16ft Jan:
Oet 22
8
May129
16ft
95ft Jan 24
:
*02%
62 Vi-'
37
13-
37 ,
13 Vi
15
Wagner Electric Corp—T
Mat 11
27% Feb
6
16ft Feb
4
14
Mar 21..
•
100
preferred
Wabash RR 4ftft
24
13% Feb 14
33 ft Mar 20
,
27% Jan
18%
Oct" 22
lift Dec 30
80
Oct 28
41
33% Jan
IB
12% Oct 22
-27% Deo 31
:
72 ft Feb
Towne
Mfg Co
Youngstown Steel Door..
10
81
:i,60C
600
Blft Feb
Deo
8
ft'.,
r-d asked, .prices;
*Rr-dtvtdcnd. ftT^rlghts.
.....
120% Jan 17
67 ft Feb 28
Mar 21
Zenith
75% Mar 20
New
151
sales on this day.
zEx-distribution.
-J
no
Radio Corp
common
tin receivership or petition
146
1
147*2
..73
No par
-.73%
has been filed for the company's reorganization, a Deferred delivery.
P
rCash sale/ wdWhen
-r
8,Opt
distributed.
Number 5731
Volume
.
.
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.
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,
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1
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fund
sinking
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2.25(7) 2004
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of)—
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to
Plan
A
1999—Jan-July
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external 1950
-Jan-July
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reduced to 2.5(7) 1999——.
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93%
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to
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footnotes
see
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page
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1965——Mar-Sep£
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(J Ik 3%s debs 1973—
-Feb-Aug
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.
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—.'-—
mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
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June-Dec
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A 5s
general mtge income 1982 „ ——_Jan-July
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Canadian Pacific Ry—
z '• '
*
:
-
84%.
74%
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5s scries AC. 1967.._4v .Mar-Sept
4:iis series JJ 1961^.
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AInc mortgage 4%s series A- July 197(LMay-Nov
Bristol-Myers Ck>'3s debentures 1968_i.—__Aprii-Oct
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1st mortgage 3s 1980.—
—
——Jan-July
Brown Shoe Co 3(as debs 1971
Jan-July
conv
79%
110
82
73%
109
April-Oct
—May-Nov
1963.. .May-Nov
•,*'
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•
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Buffalo
'
87 3,4
79%
mortgage
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107(4-
17
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1980.1...— .____Ma2/-Nov
debs 1981J J— i——Mar-Sept
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94
74
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2%S series J 1976.May-Nov
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102.
91 '/a
79'
.—__Jan-July
1978—-1-—.-Jan-July
debentures
105%
100%
87%
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.
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95
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4%s deb series B
434S
(interest
2001
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reduced to 2(7) 2012
Sao
78%
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„
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I
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.—Feb-Aug
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t
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46
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63
61
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37%
(State of)—
loan
external
§ AOs.
.
110
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110
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_
do
53%
110
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reduced to
2(7)
2012
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48%
53 (a
(Interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.375/7) 2001-
Rio
—
50
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96
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;
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s
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25
90
95
;
.
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90
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1st
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(City of)—
,8s 1961 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375/7 > 2001
Ja/t-July
7'As 1960 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25(7) 2006
Jan-July
gAPrussia (Free State) 6'As ('26 loan) '51_Mar-6'ept
J AOs s f gold extl ('27 loan) 1952_.
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Ohio RR—
cons
cons
■...,
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101%
1987————4-Feb-Aug
1st
'
98
86
96%
■
1979---——--'—i——Jah-July
1st
96%
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«
4s ser A 1980.._-^__-—.Mar-SeptGen mtge 4(is, ser C 1972^—-—T„_u::-..Jaji.-Jjdy
General mtge. 3%s',series D I980.;_i—Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966— Jay-July
3V4S
debentures.
4(as cony subord debs
100
IMPANIES
mortgage
Baltimore &
80
80%
*77%
1940
.
93
13
98%
'
*93%
T995—————i————:
Coast Line RR 4%s A
Atlantic
Gen
*77%
1st series I960-.June-Dec
2nd series 1961-. Aptil-Ocf
§APoland (Republic of) gold 6s
A4'As assented 1958
99%
177
91
95%
*78
external 7s 1959——Mar-Sept
(Republic of)
96%
176
ll'/a
COMPANIES
J—- —.—Fctr-Aug
Stamped 4s July, 1 1995—
Atlanta & Cliarl Air Line Ry 3%s
14
14
15
*93
Ap,ril-Oa
1987————June-Dec
1973
June-Dec
debentures' 1977-
90
16%
*98 '/a 100
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp; 4s 1960—.
June-Dec
Anheuser-Busch Inc. 3%s debs 1977.——April-Oct
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995:.——„Quar-Jan
A P W Products Co 5s I960——-April-Oct
Armour & Co 5s inc sub deb 1984 —
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Associates Investment 3%s debs, 1962—__Mar-&'ept
4%s
debenture's 1976
———„
iFeb-Aug
5%s subord debs 1977-———
...Tune-Dec
5 (4s debentures 1977—4. ——
Feb-Auy
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
•
General 4s
85
*67
*42%
Mar-Sept
2008
99%
85
*172
loan
extl
100%
102
*168
99%
May-Nov
A5'As
100%
*
8A6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953
M«r-Sept
1953 extended to 1963..—-—-—-Mar-Sept
6s due
•
99 Vi
45
45
45
100
99% 100
Feb-Aug
4'As
*
48%
43
43
*43
Mar-Sept
(Kingdom of)— / :////%///
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April-Oct
4%s s f extl loan new 1965
April-Oct
4s sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
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.
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Norway
debt adj 1972
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'
1958——Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2.125/7; 2008
V
V.
43 (
■
'
1971 ——.——
Feb-Aug
3 (Is debentures 1984—-.Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1990_—_—
Jan-July
4%s debentures 1985
——
April-Oct
,5s debentures 1983.
May-Nov
4 (4s conv debs 1973———
:
Mar-Sep
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 1962 .April-Oct
3s debentures 1969..——
———April-Oct
3%s
'
43
85 (a
*
debentures
2%s
15
.
7
87%
*11%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—
•
*15
Co—
debentures
2%s
*17(4
A4s
10
Telephone & Telegraph
debentures
1980
89
86%
*180%
debs 1981———4-—Jan-July
subord.debs 1977.———
Feb-Aug
conv
95%
95
1
87%
89
89
78
15
';>r
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94%
87%
101%
97&
13
83%
83%
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4(4s
-
1945 |
101%
196
193
1
100
*—
American &
(assented to 1922 agree't;
June-Dec
A 4s new assented (1942 agree't)
1998.J an-July
§ A 4s of 1910 assented to 1922 agree¬
due
.
101%
Foreign Power deb 5s 2030——Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures
1987 T-u
—Jan-June
American Machine & Foundry Co—
'
*11'A
.—
196
4%s 1975 —April-Oct
debs 1970—Mar-Sept
11%
101
101
101
100'/a
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■
196
AND INDUSTRIAL
101
91%
.
98(4
196
—June-Dec
98%
14
.
101
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ser A 1962——May-Nov
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981 .April-Oct
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
Aprll-Ocf
Allied Chemical & Dye 3 (As debs 1978—Apn'Z-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3 'As 1964
..Feb-Aug
3s s 1' debentures 1979—
——June-Dec
4'4s sinking fund debentures 1982
—Ja/t-July
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970—May-Nov
4 %s s f debentures .1980
:
.April-Oct
Amerltal Airlines 3s debentures 1966-—June-Dee
American Bosch Corp 3%s s f debs 1964...May-Nov
*178
98%
88
.18
'
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Corp debs 5s
Alleghany
76
91%%/
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Great Southern 3(4s 1967—.May-Nov
Alabama Power Co 1st mtge 3'As 1972
Jan-July
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66'/a
61%
6 6 Vu
66
92'4r
97%
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66
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95%-
-
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Feb-Aug
—
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due 1961 extended to 1971-
6s
63%
1958.:
(City of;
AYokohama
59
7
98%
conversion 1978 .June-Dec
4s-4(48-4.(28,externa! reudjusinymt 1978-Feb-Aug
3('»s external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
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g A Warsaw^. (City; external 7s 1958
—_ _Feb-Aug
180
87
*95%
94%
98
3%s-4%«-4i10s external
24%
20%
15
20%,
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sterling loan of '12 1952
Mar-Sept
g A With March 1 1952 coupon on
Tokyo Electric Lights Co Ltd—,%/
^
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6s 1st -mtge $ series 1953—
June-Dec
8s 1953 extended to 1963
—
June-Dec
Uruguay (Republic of;—
3%s-4s-4V4s (dollar bond of 1937)—
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readjustment 1979
May-Nov
External conversion 1979..
—May-Nov
139 '
19
93%
91
100(4
19
:
98 (a
April-Oct
April-Oct
of '27 1961—
extended to 1971
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.
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'
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145
128
145
145
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.
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1981
Tokyo (City'of)—,
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79%
74
June-Dec
June-Dec
extended to
1971
5%s due 1961
/
100(4
91'/a
~
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*188
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
(Prov
due
5%s
94%
86
v
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79%
82%
A
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11%
11%
ll'/a
9
14
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11 %
Taiwan
102
96
77'A
77%
series B
ASilesia
.
89'A
Jan-July
1951
June-Dec
Govt)—
of '24 1954
Feb-Aug
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—Feb-Aug
A5'As extl loan of '30 1965
—..May-Nov
5'As due 1965 extended to 1975—
May-Nov
§AJugoslavia (State Mtge Bank; 7s 1937_ApriZ-Oct
AMedellin (Colombia) 6'As 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3< s f S bonds 1978
——
J an-July
79
16
93
Aprtt-Oct
1952
7s
76'/a
73
.
May-Nov
May-Nov
secured external 1962
Sliinyetsu' Electric Power Co Ltd—•
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6'As due' 1952 extended to 1962
09%
High
J
Croats & Slovenes • (Kingdom)—
secured external 1962..
•
A7s
77 %
93
(Kingdom of) 7s
gAItaly
102
99 %
—
A8s
.
April-Oct
external 6'As 1930
April-Oct
ext s f 3s 1977..
Jan-July
Consortium for Public Works
ext s f 3s 1977
,
„Jan-July
B 1947
Mar-Sept
Utility Institute-—
'
V.
ext s f 3s 1977-.—
Jan-July
99 3 e
Serbs
40
101'/a 101 '4
77%
Hclsingfors (City)
Italian (Republic)
8A7s series
2
39(4
84
June-Dec
Greek Government—
30-year
102
76
bonds 1949
—AprtZ-Oct
International (Young loan;—
Italian Credit
1
1
Jan.
Low
No.
High
Low
Range since
Bonds
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Thursday's
or
Last
Interest
Eiichange
York Stock
New
High
Low
No.
*15'A
April-Oct
1930 due 1965—
loan
Sold
40
77'.a
_
•
Range since
Jan. 1
High
*99'A
„
_
1972—
1924 Dawes loan;—•
dollar bonds
3s
Bid & Asked
Bonds
102
1963—Jan-July
1953 Issue—
4s dollar bonds 1972
International loan of 1930—
5s dollar bonds 1980
Prussian Conversion
German
Thursday's
40
_
German
or
Week's Range
Thursday
;
.
BONDS
LOW
102
APRIL 4
WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
(otace)—
assented (interest reduced to
6%). extended to I960————-------April-Ocf:
Denmark (Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1992 —April-Oct
Called bonds (April 15;
El Salvador (Republic of;—
3'As extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976 .Jaw-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Jim-July
A Estonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
—.—Jan-July
§AFrankfort on Main 6'As 1953
May-Nov
4%s sinking fund 1973
—
May-Nov
AStamped
exchange bond record
stock
RANGE
Thursday
93
34(2
20
17
7 2'/a
101
57
82
105(4 107(4
86
94
76
81%
Number 5731
Volume 187
..
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1565)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
FOR
BONDS
Interest
•/.New' York Stock Exchange
Thursday
Period
Central of Georgia Ry—
First mortgage 4s series
AGen
mortgage
A
series
4%s
1995
A
Jan-July
Jan
2020
AGen mortgage 4 %s series B Jan 1
Central RR Co. of N J 314s 1987—
New
York-Power
Central Pacific Ry Co—
First
3s
"
May
"%
^'50%
R
s
and
die
•
&
A
Second
impt M 3 Is s series H 1973—June-Dec
first
consol •'gold
consolidated
4s
gold
:
mtge 3s 1990.
V /lst & ref
91
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
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i
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1965
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May-Nou
1977
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51
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47
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Jan. 1
28
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Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973_
April-Oct
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
Mar-Sept
54
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debentures
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1
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at
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A Jan 2019—April-j,/
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Co
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85
84%
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Publishing Co
Morris & Essex
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A 2nd mortgagee's inc ser A Jan
40'/ 2
7
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4s
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inc conv
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income "debs
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i
,
ref
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No.
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mortgage 5s 1987
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96
A
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A
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:
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,
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or
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Mar-Sept
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,
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/Feb-Aug
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95 %
89
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Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
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105 J/4
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RR—
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7
Thursday
Interest
Exchange
mortgage 4s June 30 1070
Alinp & equip 4s 1970
45%
;; 93
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>
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0
•
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Refund
t
New York
High
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Refund
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and
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mortgage 3%s series B 1968_—-_—Feb-Aug j,>
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3%s debentures 1981_____
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--
ENDED
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
f?5%v '
40%
April-Oct f;
WEEK
Range since
Sold
1(,
69
—Jan-July-.;.
1974
Bonds
High
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Bid & Asked
751,!,
May
2020
1
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Central
or
Low
-
THE
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
s
5s
f
s
f
fund debentures
debentures 1977
debentures
1982
1978—,
Apr-Oct
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Monday, April 7, 1058
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STOCK.EXCHANCt BOND RECORD
THE HLEK LNDED APRIL 4
,
NEW YORK
FOR
RANGE
bonds.
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Exchang®
York Stock
New
Last
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1957
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16
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--
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series f 1984
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Mar-Sept
3 Visu t debentures 1980
Jan-July
.*■
Indlajuapolis Union Ry 2%o ser c 1986—June-Dec
inland Steel Co 3%s debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series i 1982
Mar-Sept
1st-mortgage 3%s series j 1981———Jan-July
rst mtge 4%s ser k 1987
—Jan-July
y International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977_
Jan-July
Interstate Oil Pipe Line c0-1—
«■ .
/
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v,; *4 %8 » t debentures 1987—
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s'
*80
1st" mtge
New
vis conv 1982
Apr-Oct
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Dec
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
kanawha* jb Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990-April-Oct
City Power & Light
mortgage 2 %s 1978
June-Pec
1st
June-Dec
- 1st mortgage 2%s
1980..
.—June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser c 1984- June-Pec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
ai)ril-0ct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%s<debs adj 1963—__Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan -July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis, 1961—Jan-July
►
l
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April-Ocf
April-Oct
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debentures
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3%s debentures 1978
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.
Louisville
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,
Feb-Aug
(r h) as Co 2%s debentures 1972
subord. debs 1977
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conv
.
(Southern Lines)
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(j
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subord
conv
108
Mead Corp first mortgage 3s
91%
91 %
91%
Feb-Aug
1972
1966-
11
Pacific
June-Dec
93
82%
:
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v 4%s conv subord debs
1975
Jan-July
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(
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—Feb-Aug
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4%s debentures 1991
li--*
June-Pec
Michigan Central rr 4%s series c 1979—Jan-July
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i
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Register 4v2s conv debs 1981—Jyne-pce
Natl Cylinder Gas 5 Vis conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 2%s debs 1970—June-pcc
3 Vis debentures
58%
63%
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debentures
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75
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Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
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—
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;
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the year's range,
n Under-the-rule Eale not
included in the year's
range, y Ex-coupon.
not
100'%
87%
86
95
_
58
Jan-July
June-Dec
Jan-July
1976..Jan-JuIy
Deferred
a
107'% 114
83
4s series A 2004
mtge 4%s
inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
Wisconsin Public Service 3V4s 1971
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2,%s
107'%
90
3
■
1st mtge
Gen
94%
94'%
101
99'%
83
*86
May-Nov
./
—
—
range,
d Ex-intertst.
• Odd-lot
sale not
included in the year'i range, r Oa»h eale
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
the
.•Thursday's bid end asked prices;
ABonds selling flat.
'
no
WEEKLY
In the following extensive
March 31 and ending
list
sales being transacted during current week.
furnish
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Thursday, April 3 (Friday, April 4, being Good Friday and a holiday on the Exchange). It is compiled from the report of the American
Stock Exchange itself and is
intended to include every security whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
we
a
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Exchange
Sale Trice
Par
Low
1
1
Week's
Range
of Trices
THE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
Thursday
STOCKS
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
6%
High
300
3% Jan
3% Mar
Air
6'4
6%
300
5'/a
Jan
7
Mar
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
16%
300
Mar
21
Jan
16
16
Way
Power
4.20%
1
6%
7Va
600
634 Mar
8Va
Jan
Alabama
1
5%
5%
5%
500
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
Alan
I
2%
2%
2%
1,500
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
8
Feb
8% Jan
%
5%
Wood Steel
cumulative
preferred
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1Va
lVa
400
1%
Jan
%
x!i
900
i'a
123
High
J an
A
123
123
10
123
Feb
93 %
93
93 '/a
90
10
17'4
17%
1714
2,200
100
76%
76%
76%
125
1
3%
334
3Va
500
3'% Mar
preferred—100
Co
Alaska Airlines Ino
80
Sales
Week's
Range
of Trices
Low
3
50o
Southern
Inc
•
Inc
Great
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
page 35.
Industries
Alabama
Aero
sec
Sale Trice
Par
3%
Aeronca
For footnotes
Last
American Stock Exchange
3%
—10
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
4
Sales
for Week
•
102%
48
94'A
46 V
—
■: i(
...
102'% 102 %
1966
,
65
■
■
_
Feb-Auy
-
96%
:
14
66'%
>:78
102%
%
;
62
65
'*
1992
83
■d-'
*63'%
April
April
Feb-Nov
f debs 1980
4s
-
'
'
;
99
'
-
•'
84
•
99
May-Aroo
series
first
90%
'
—
103
*99
Jan-July
84
'
•
93'A
Aprll-Oct
1975
B
,98
*83
1974
1
97%
83%
1979__June-Dec
1980
ser
'
97
91
'
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Acme Wire Co common.
Adam Consol Industries
-
'
•
•
—
■
'•
■■' ;-"l
t.
-V
*1
.
71%
64
103 %
Mar-,Sept
ser
series
3Vis
debs
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
59 %
119
3'As
3'As
mortgage
3%s
127%
55
15
127',4
5
*84
/
June-Dec
1976
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
Wheeling Steel 3'is series C 1970
85
115%
1
103% 103%
May-Noy
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s.guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
I960—Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3Vas series C 1979—
April-Oct
5'As debentures 1982—
Jon-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3Vis ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
ll038
104
i>0
98%'
9,8 Vi
101% 101 %
v
■
West
91%
:
108'% 109 %
96
15
*98Vi
Junc-Dcc
ref
West
112%
89
19
91%
*■
94
97%",
97
,
May-Nov
112
112
—:
•
*"84
97v4
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As
1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
96
100 W
*•90
",J91*^
1-92Va • 92%
'
*
95
*92%
June-Dec
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
105%
11C
130A'H 3^,i
97%'v9D*;i ;.
&ni
Wabash RR Co—•
108%
llOV'u
A
June- Dec
Gen mtge 4s income series !a Jan 1981
Gen mtge income 4Vis series B Jan. 1991
105
,;v97%"
-Jan-July
89
89
—-
.
23
1983
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A.
Acme Precision Products Inc
;
87 Vir
92%
*
Jan-July
Jan -July
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser C
.
105
7an-July
Jan-Jnly
—Jan-July
April-Oct
':
-
97Va" 10t%
: 2 -.r .
■.
*
—May-Nov
--April-Oct
mtge 3'As ser J 1983
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
103 %
77
95 Vi
series
American Stock
.
113%
kJ1,7U'.>:' *93-'5
: /-
,r
02Vi
Mar-Sept
1968-
&
*
'
and
Wisconsin
debs
'* 77%
series A 1951-June-Dec
mortgage & refund 3%s*
95
con sol gold 5S 1994
first gold 5s 1996—,
2%s
?:
77
.
1st
93%
1986
Tel
35
1
1st
94%
1996
debentures
; 's'v
..1,
27,'*
;
Corp—
99V4
94Vi
87
Southern Ry first
3'.is
!'76Va
Apr-Qct
'
1976
101 '4
97 V4
94Vi
F
Memphis div
Southwestern Bel
85
**92"
;*: 93 ■
April-Oct '
1973
1967—
subord
conv
First
91
96
99% 100
—
——
90
o
May-Nov
-May-Nov
A '75_June-Dcc
E
H
85
.
Corp of America—
conv
4'As
i
97Va
Mar-Sept
series
2'is
'
'
109% 110%
May-Noy
Electric & Power Co—■
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E*
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
100
«...
*97% 100
•
126
series
series
debentures
Steel Works
3Vas
137
'58
2%s
1st-mtge- 5Vis
83
72
'
"
10.
,
*108%, no;:;'
"
92 va*
Feb-Aug
Virginia
Jan-Julv
mortgage 2%s
First-mortgage
f
,'»*,
77% Y1
77%
109%;
:
Jan-July
76 V%
*
--
97
126
73
'85
.Feb-Aug
1971
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1951—
§ A 6 Vis' sinking fund mtge ser C 1951
§A3V4s assented series C 1951
76
56'%
27
51%
109
87 Vi
:*7 -;i53 K'.yVW* 100Va
'
77%'
June-Deer
A 1947
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1947
71'%
65
108
•
32
53 Vi
109 Vi
/
73
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
^
trust 3%s
,§A6%s sinking fund mtge
71'%
61%
—
86
■
_May-Nov
1976-
85
"
*109% 110
109%
-May-Noy
§46Vis debs series
:
70%
1973—Junc-Dcc
1977—
1st mtge 3%s ser
RR Co—
First-mortgage
First
A
1969
1981
debentures
90
'
■
Mar-Sept
1,971
*
-f
88%
"
I960—June-Dec
———-
2Vis
debentures
First
1994.._:
90%
'*1-
'■*
-i.
r
89'%, "1
"*96" Y" 99%
*83
Aprfi-Oct
1982
RR
Rubber 2%s
2%s
"
Gold 4-Vis
Gold "4Vis
S.
101 %
93%
106'%
97
Jan-July
99% '
Feb-Awg
1986
and impt 3%s
of Missouri 3%s
mtge & coll
94 V4
36
*
Jan-July
:
89
85 Vi
'
.
Tuna-Dec
"1st
U.
48
69 Vis
_jan-July
Ry: 23is
3Vis
ref
4%s s f debs 1972—
3%s sinking fund debentures
mtge & Coll tr 4 Vis 1977
:
'
65
April-Oct
1970
"81 Ve-
85
May-Noy
:
,j.
1st mtge & coll trust 3 Vis 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
Co—
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis
Southern Pacific Co—
Pacific
1st
—
100
-
Feb-Auy
debentures
39-
90'i
89 Vi
April-Oct'
'
3%s debentures 1977
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970_
177
Co—
1985
debentures
1987
Southern California Edison
3 Vis
177
■
100
Jan-July
il/ai/-Nov
2?is
Soutliern
;
107% 109
62
—June-Dec
Bell
debentures
—
—
*102%
;■
June-Dec
North
*86
:
94 Vi
; -*' 99-
97
89
•
94 Va'
"
*23%:,%-■- **"
4 Vis s f debs 1973—.
April-Oct
United Artists Corp—■
-*•••';.v
6s conv subord debs 1969
May-Nov
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s
1966—April-Oct
81
•
il/ur-Sept
1976
a
1013s
'
98%
88 Vi
"
Uhlon Tank Car
.
—
April-Oet
April-Oct
1971
92 V
107 Va
100Vi
95% "J j:i
-"97%
88 Vi'
Refunding mortgage 2 Visi series C 1991- _Mar-Sept
95Vi
80
105 Vi
1982—
debentures
6Vis 1951
Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Telephone & Telegraph
debentures 1979
Southern
80
4
May-Nov
debentures
Oil
<83
April-Oct
Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
Skelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965
Smith-Corona 6s conv debs 1978
Socony-Vacuum
70%
-
Jan-July
2VbS
Co
3Vis
mtge
Union
98
«
1982
t..
mortgage-and coll'trust 2%s 1975 April-Oct
debentures 1968
: May-Now
mtge & coll tr 2VaS 1980
.June-Dec
1st
.
'
*84
■
—
Feb-Aug
Sinclair Oil
•
96'/a
.
-
1977
Halske
&
3
•89
^
June-Doc
1982
subord
Oil
Union Electric Co
'
June-Doc
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
Shell
iv
.
Jan-July
1972
debs
V
67
..v,
•156
*
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp
4'?iiS
•-
95 Vi V
Co—
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977—
"
95%.
-
Mar-Sept
Seaboard
89%
107'*
.
-A
/
..May-tfou
inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
Manufacturing 4:!is debs 1982
:'
-
.
■
-Jan-July
Union* Oil of California 2%s debs 1970-
2
*86
—
St Paul-& Duluth first cons
gold 4s 19C8^Juue-Dec
St Paul Union
Depot 3 lis B 1971_^
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st
gtd 4s 1989—Mav-Now
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill
k
lOTVh
_Mar-Nov
.
89%
St Louis—
Tri-Contlnental Corp 2%s debs 1961
;' 983i
92
Vii- 68
94'/a
2022__;
—
A5s income debs ser A Jan
2006—
St Louis-Southwestern Rv—
-v
'
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Second 4s
Tidewater
/'
,*.•
—
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
Jan
109
87Va*
8 '•*'
•
*'• 107Vi'
ioi% ioi34 *
__
M 4s series C 2019
Participating ctl's
1997
ser
of
and irnpt
:-Tol & Ohio Cent
93
■'>*:
125
'
♦156
April-Oct
—
ASecond
1st
C7
-
-95
•156
Mar-Sepf
199G..Jan-Juhj
5s
"
1st
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982-i
98 Vi
.
l04Vi- ;06%
94
7.
1977
1st
90
101%
:
"29 v
■
•
High
78%
-
41
a
89V-*
1
Jan.
Low
13
v*.;-av
.
.
A 1971—
Adirond'k
97
43
s
.
^
1st
P4V«
-
„
Mar-,9cpt
General mortgage 3V'4S series J
1969—itfUr-Sept
Rolir Aircraft 5Vis conv debs 1977
Jon-July
Royal McBee 6Vis conv debs 1977
—-June-Dec
St
Inc
!"
-92
Range since
..
No.
39
*
fl05
1973—:
debs
Sold
,
High
88%
;;
Jan-July
,
v
Jan-July
Jon-July >■
Jon-July
'
' :
-
3Vou
1982
Bonds
Thursday's
■107% 108 V2
89 V o'
General and refund M 3Tas ser E
1985—Jan-July.
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
*".
;
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974.——June-Dec
94Vi
95l.i
98%
105%' 3 06 V
£4%
April-Oct
1978
4Vas series C 1978
Rochester Gas & Electric
debentures
108
First
May-Nov
—
or
Bid & Asked
89
and refund M -3 Vis series B 1970
April-0)ct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—Aprd-Oc.t
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
3s'
—Feb-Auy
Debt adjustment bonds—
5 Vis series A 1978
Last
*
" First
99
92 V a.
•OGVa'-V
'*
1995_ilfay-Nov
4
ti
—June-Dec
i
Texas & "New Orleans RR—
99 Vi
94Vi,
•.-+.*>: •'*'
"93%
106 Vis' *
May-No®
1952
1967
conv
2Vas. series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965-1-1—
104V#
173V'a 174
—
98%" •'
,- *-98%
June-Dec
1950—i.
6s
SAConsol mtge 6s 1953
SAConsol mtge 6s 1955—
_
5s
Refund and iippt
94Va '96
88 Vi
88 V4
96%
*"
.
.
Transit
Refund
95"
3
;;;
"
•P4Vi
1J973—LiApril-Oct -Av
—Feb-Aug A
Rhlue-Westphalla El'ec Power Corp—
'
•
: v i
*•
--
Products
Terminal RR Assn
100
•llOVa* *—
'*
Reynolds m J) Tobacco 3s deb's
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975:
i
Week's Range
Thursday
Sale Price
'
-
i
40
:
99"«
-
1980
conv
Coll
Chemical
Surface
; 96
.
102;
-m-
'
—Jaue-Dec
^
'ft
x
Interest
Period
-
Sunray Oil Corp. 2VoS debentures 1966-1
Superior Oil Co 83is debs 1981—
74
98
" *
•*. 102
:.Mar-Sepb''
3'%s
'•
-
11
•
Reading Co first
93%
71%
.
*
.
; '
:
1
vC' V': ~.
<,Vv:; V'.-. ■ZA\
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
1964—1—i_j_Jaii-JuZy
Radio Corp of America
"w.»
'
—Mar-Sept
Jan- July
Jan-July
mtge 6s 1971— —May-Arov
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972^.—
—Jan-July
2Vss debentures 1973
May-Nou
98
95
92 Vi
3%'s 1983—Aprll-Oct
1975————————_—.Apr-Ocf
1977,—
:
York Stock Exchange
sinking fund
Stauffer
'
36
98%
•91
May-Nov
,
—
V s 3YaSJ debentures
v';• 4%s, debentures
:ioo
*
;
y 3%s. debentures . ,1972
; 1st/-and refunding'mortgage
,
73%:
—
95 Va
—Mar-Sept
.
4Vis
92 Vi
'
'
97
85
'
'
*9 6%*
/
"
96
April-Oct
Jan-July
Qo—,**
76
96%
99
:
:92Vi>v
refunding mortgage 3V4s 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage "5s 2037
Jan-July
First-und ,refunding mortgage" 8s 2037—June-Dub
First add refunding
mortgage.3$ 1972—.May-Nov
First andrefunding* mortgage 2V'as 1979_June-Dec
v
-
2
86 Vi
'
First -and
-
.;?-V
1
98
First «nd
?
76
"k
•
Mar-Sept
—
1981
& Gas
96%
-
Standard, Oil (Indiana) 3VaS conv 1982_. —April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J» debentures 2%s 1971illay-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
.^_Jan-July
Standard Oil Co ^Ohio)—.
92
• '
—-April-Oct
5
.
Standard
109%
92
'100
86%
'
i.
' i
'Low
98%
106 Vi
..
•
.
100
'
1965—Jaii-July
Pipe Line 2-548 1970—
debentures 1986
Public, Service Electric
3s
*"
May-A«ou
Consolidation
290
99
96%
.
'
4
High
96
>.'■'!%"
-
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s scries E 1975
_April-Oet
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3 Vis 1964—.
*
i
New
""
'
.
•
.
*> Pittsburgh
Low
3
"76
,
APRIL
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
108%.,'
J92
& St Louis Ry— Consolidated guaranteed 4s'ser H 1960l
Feb-Aug/
Consolidated guaranteed 4%sser I 1963—Feb-Aug.'*
f
•'
Sold
98'i
108
June-Dec
Erie 2V«s 1996
ENDED
Bonds \ Range sine*
High
98Vi
__
.
WEEK
1
Thursday's'
Bid & Asked
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
1964—Feb-Aug **.;
4%s-cbnv subord debs 1987—
Fcb-Aug "108%
.
inE
Week's Range
Thursday
BONDS
-New
86%
2%
Jan
i°o
Jan
125
Jan
Jan
95
Feb
Feb
19'%
Jan
76% Mar
77'%
Feb
4%
Jan
17
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Per
3
If
Alleghany Corp warranto.
Allegheny Airline# Ino
m
■
American
Book
American
Electronics Inc—
Machine—
3% Jan
Va
8
10,200
5% Jan
100
84% Jan
900
5% Apr
10
62%
70%
13%
14%
26'A
26%
52
50
13%
26'A
10,000
500
70%
70 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
66
13% Feb
Jan
21%
28 Va Mar
American Manufacturing Co
~6% r7%
6%
Feb
45
1
I—
1
IS
Co
American Laundry
3% Mar
19% Mar
34% Feb
6
5%
62%
,,11
-J.
Cement Co Ltd common
*
preference
20
Petroleums Ltd vtC-J
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
—2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Marconi
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
8o
6% Jan
4,100
1,700
Jan
8% Jan
62%
Apr
1% Mar
Carter
Casco
Jan
32
rets B ord
American dep
Jan
29%
29%
29%
27% Jan
31% Jan
34
Feb
Cenco
12 Ya
11%
6,300
10% Jan
13
Jan
Central Hadley Corp
34%
33%
12%
35'a
5,600
21
8%
8%
8%
1,750
7,100
8
100
18
American Petrofina Ino
American 8eal-Kap
commoz
18
Anglo Amor Exploration Ltd
13
4
18
11%
13%
3%
3%
6% preferred.
Writing Paper comme
Incorporated
Amtirer Oil Company class A.
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
American Thread
American
Ya
2%
■
20c
1
3% Jan
Jan
8% Jan
6,300
2% Jan
2,500
10,100
2%
ft
2%
%
Jan?
Jan
8%
1,700
10%
9%
9%
9% Feb
Conv
Jan
Central
19%
Jan
13%
Feb
preferred
& Light 4% prfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Feb
Convertible
preference
Chamberlin Co of America—
Feb
12%
Jan
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
5%
97%
97
■
36%
36
36%
Oil Corp
-
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
29%
28%
29%
Arkansas Power A Light—
4.72% preferred
A
Armour
14,000
Aro
95%
170
95% Feb
4% Feb
14%
16,000
3%
800
3% Mar
4%
200
4%
Feb
15%
300
13%
Jan
1%
10'a
7,200
1ft Jan
14,900
8% Jan
6
15
113
Ins.
lii
9%
13%
6ft Feb
American dep rets reg,
Food Stores Inc
1%
400
2% Mar
97% Mar
■
100% 100%
1
1
2,100
27% -27%
.10S
Atlantic Coast Line Co
100
Atlas Consolidated Mining A
8%
8%
2%
3
5%
5%
5%
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Audio Devices Inc
9%
—
7% Jan
Jan
2% Jan
8%
9%
200
\
17
31%
31%
Jan
Cbmpo shoe
Vtc ext to
9% Mar
3%
Jkn
Consolidated Inning
6%
Jan
Gonsol Retail Stores
9%
Jan
3
Feb
2%
Jan
■t
16
Jan
17%
300
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Feb
32% Jan
Bailey A Belburn Oil A Gas-
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de los
American
Corp
Barcelona Tr
2%
2%
"3%
l
Corp—*
6%
Ties
Inc
Inc
8%
A Co enrnmnn
~4%
11%
600
common
-
4% Mar
Jan
3%
Jan
10%
Jan
400
4%
100
14
4%
4%
600
1,300
31
10
93
7%
9%
2,300
8
8 Ya
500
8%
4%
4% Mar
83
7%
32%
93
Apr
10%
Daltch
Feb
British Colombia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
JaD
6%
5%
5%
6%
1,100
5% Feb
6% Mar
27%
27%
50
37
38
Jan
28
Jan
41
Jan
38
Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
cumulative
Rubber
Brown
common
(S L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Bruce
B S F
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
50c convertible preferred
8% serial preferred
Buell Die A Machine Co
Mines
11%
Feb
10%
11%
5,600
9%
16%
rets ord eharei—3a Od
1
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_
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(J P) A Son Inc
Stores
8%
;
100
13%
Feb
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
2,300
6%
Apr
8%
Feb
21%
22%
3,700
16% Mar
22%
Apr
"9%
lioo
8%
Jan
10
3
2%
6%
700
5%
Jan
100
8%
Jan
6% Mar
10%
Apr
7%
9%
13%
600
1,300
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Jan
2%
11%
Jan
Jan
15% Afar
200
2
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4%
4%
3,800'
Cable Electric Products common
ioe
60e
California Electric
$3.00 preferred
$2.50
preferred
0%
cumulative
%
Feb
Driver
Harris
Power
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
Duke
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
DuMont
20%
1%
1,200
15%
15%
5,800
55
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Cgmden Fire Insurance
|
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1% Jan
13%
%
Jan
Jan
22
2%
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%
72%
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A "Jan
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.
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50
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_
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.
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Feb
Mar
50
54
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1,300
4
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29%
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11,800
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Jan
,4 a
29%
400
25
Jan
30% Mar
5ft
5%
21,000
4
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6% Mar
55
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46 % Afar
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56
preferred
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%
6,500
1%
19%
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%
15%
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
%
Jan
AT4% Jan
6s 8
Common
%
Jan
53/4 Feb
'
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r
—
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C A C Television Corp
Feb
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16%;Jan-
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11
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7,200
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.
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Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
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2%
13%
7
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11
Jan
800
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100
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11% Mar
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5% Jan
A
600
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600
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Iron Foundry
Development Corp of America
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Gray
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•
7
700
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1%
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5
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-
600
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American dep rets ord reg
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1
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4
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42% Mar
Ltd—
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burroughs
Jan
1
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1
Bunker Hill (The) Company——2.00
Burma
Jan
15,700
9
10
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Feb
5%
38%
12%
A.
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500
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Davidson Brothers Inc.—.
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4%
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7%
400 ;•''
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2
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Mar
6%
37%
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•
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rets ord reg
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Jan
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26%
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a.77,800 1
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—
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
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500
6% Jan
Jan
Crown
14% Mar
Jan
1%
ord—•
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0
8
Jan
10
5% Mar
93
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common.
British American Oil Co.
Amer dep
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'83% Jan
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ifi?
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•
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7%
8%
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13%
800
14%
9%
—
Crowell-Colller Publishing Co
Jan
43
i-2%
•
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15% Alar
Jan
4%
5i'%:« 5
■
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1.50
Creole Petroleum common—i
5% Mar
200
30a
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr
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3
5%
8
—•
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1% Mar
~8% "8%
4%
prior cumulative preferrad_IO$
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11%
30
Bourjols Inc
4%
900
*
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Feb
14
Jan
5%
1,700
.
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2%
:4%
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8% Mar
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Borne Chemical Company Inc
British
9,800
14
14
|
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t
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.
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(S)
Jan
7%
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t
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(H C)
5%
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Beverage Corp
Feb
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1% Mar
,
—8
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Jan
Apr
3%
3%.
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Jan
6%
I
common
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4%
3%
3
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•
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10%
;
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;
20
-
-
17% Jan
46% Jan
k
730
;
16%
10c
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Coro Inc
2ft Mar
Jan
700
13%
A;;
Feb
43,400
vjg
Co
Jan
Jan
1%
6,400
16%
Commercial Corp.
1
Continental Industries Inc—-——10c
Continental Materials Corp
—10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
20
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
—
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—•
2% Jan
6%
6%
1
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14
13"%
3%
4%
Bell Telephone of Canada common—39
Belock Instrument Corp
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Jan
9% Jan
'3% *4%
13
13
fte
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell
113
112
>
i
Bayview Oil Corp
6% conv class A
Brad
2%
3% Jan
j
Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
BYa%
13% Mar
:
,
2% Mar
Light A Power Ltd__
Steel
Brothers
Bohack
Jan
3,000
1%
Barker
Blckford's
100
Feb
7,400
shares
Barium
Benrus
8%
13%
Andes-
Banff Oil Ltd
Beck JA
71413%
2%
common
7%
11%
7%
13%
mmmmmm
Inc
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■
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Apr
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-
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; 5,400
4%
.
11;.
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Feb
200
70%
; 88Va
1,010
»"i.r
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4%'
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16%i'V
1
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1
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Continental Air Lines Inc
7:- ■■<#<?:■ Y
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^
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20o
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& Smelt
Inc_—
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Feb
'Feb
25
Jan
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:
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1965
...
Containers Inc
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Jan
Jan
A 100
.
82
80
'**
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1
Connelly
7% Mar
2.800
2%
16%
Feb
1%
30% Jan
Jan
2V-»
10%
x82
10%
Oils
Jan
3% Mar
preferred—1
Automatic Voting Machine
•
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4
101%
9%
•
1 '4 Mar
'
1
2%
2,600
2%
oon-cum
Baker Industries
>
.
3%
—8
9
12,700
-
1
Automatic Steel Products Tnn
Jan
1
26% Jan
1,700
8%
2%
i
10 pesos
Corp
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
Non-voting
2% Mar
V
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participating
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Development
Jan
Feb
7Vs Mar
6% Feb
*77%
,r_
10o
Cockshutt Farm
—*
Colon
Development ordinary—.—30a
Colonial Sand & Stone Co.:2——2
Commodore Hotel Inc
—__—_—1
Community Public Service
—10
Jin
618
1%
1%
Jan
.15% Mar
•v.66%
100/
14%
Al%
.
80 f
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Equipment Co
Caribbean
13%
HI
Clopay Corporation —.
Club Aluminum Products
Apr
.5%
14'
—1
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Co
4%
7% Jan
.
-
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1
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—*
Clayton & Lambert
Jan
2ft Jan
10%
70
1%
2%
2%
2%
Feb
Jan
A 5% Mar
Jan
A 13% Jan
4% Jan
200
88% A
•5%
8
.—10
—4
1
Clary' Corporation
Olaussner Hosiery Co
Feb
5%
15%
300
2
1%
Is
4%
Manuiacturing
Clarostat
14% Mar
1,100
1%
1
Associated Tel A Tel-
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Atlas
Jan
%
V4 "Jan.
-
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Apr
Jan
,4% «Feb
190
70%A5.
;
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1
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Associate Electric IndustriesAssociated
70
87%
88%
6% Mar
2,700
13%
3%
10 Ya
Associated Oil A Gas Co
Jan
29% Mar
4%
Associate Laundries of America
38%
ZA
46%
108%
s
22%'Jan
10
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Chief Consolidated Mining—
Christiana Oil Corp
Chromalloy Corp
Jan
103
Jan
26
13%
Equipment Corp
Class A
Jan
33% Feb
5%
preferred
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Assoc Artiste Productions
Jan
8!/B
Apr
Jan
3%
7 ; 300
Jan
9%
'
Mar
if.;,
12,500
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8%
%■:
200
78%
1%
Jail
£6% Mar
Jan
1
104
5 6% A 7% A
6%-
2.50
Corp common
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc—
Jan
5%
Aluminum Co
Altex
Convertible
7%
4%
93% Jan
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Arnold
600
M
warrants
Co
Jan
4% Jan
B
2,700
f
pfd—m
Appalachian Elec Power
Arkansas Fuel
4%
2,400
6
4%
97%
■
5%
4%
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Angostura-Wupperman
120
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3.50%
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13%
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3% Jan
Jan
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j % Mar
VA1% :A%:
600 -
1
—1
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Instruments Corp
Catalin Corp of
Feb
5
i
15%
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class A.——!
American Photocopy Equip Co.
Co 6%
American Natural Gas
31%
\'2%
a
2%
2s 6d 7
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7 % Mar
(J-W) Co common
Products common.
Maracalbo Co
American Meter Co.
American
"2 ft':; ""3,900
2-:-
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27% Mar
411
Jan
3% Feb
.
.
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Carolina Power &
Mar
15%
3%
.
.
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.
29% Feb
25% Jan
200
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5.50
CapltaJ City Products common—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation Co common—;
Feb
71
29%
4ft
4%; ^
—1
1
1
CUnal-Randolph
Corp
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc,
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
9% Mar
90
Range Shice Jan. 1
Low
-High
.'■'■:'
High
28%
Canada Southern
Jan
Jan
3
1,200
86%
86%
—*
pfd
coat
common
3%
Jan
2
900
~7% "8%
86%
Shares
6%%
Apr
3% Jan
21
7% Jan
"8
6%
Beverage
2% Jan
5,600
41
38
for Week
Low
Par
15% Jan
38 ya
Aluminum Industries common
American
Apr
OS
Inc.
Allied Internat'l Investing oap
Allied Paper Corp
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.71 cumulative preferred
Control Co
American Air Filter
2%
Feb
3
17.100
~3% "3%
~3%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.
»%% convertible preferred.
Allied
2%
;■2%;
Alias M Fisher common.
3
20
800
3%
2%
2%
Jan. 1
High
Monday, April 7, 1958
.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Canada
400
21
21
Engineering Co—
Range Since
Low
Week's
Last
biotiis
.
.
of Prices >
Thursday
WEEK ENDED APRIL 4
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High
Low
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for Week
Shares
Range
Last
STOCKS
FOR THE
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
4%
Feb
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Malleable
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:
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Thu*sday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
tirlran Stow Kxchange
Common
$2
beneficial
of
preferred
Limited
Electria Bond &
Communications
Electronics
Corp
1
Inc—;
of America—
Emery. Air Freight Corp
Empire: District Electric 5%
Empire:: Millwork Corp—
Equity Corp
common
$2- convertible
&%,
•
Era
pfd
Corp
Manufacturing
Co
(Max)
&
Fatorchih* earner a
Mines
1174 Feb
12%
300
10
Feb
7%
Jan
2%
4,100
174
Jan
374
Feb
11%
1,500
10 %
Feb
92
Jan
99%
40
10%
1,100
3%
47,300
;3%-
40
-5%
6
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100
974
1,000
574
5,000
7
13
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227,900
•
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9
1,400
9
5%
Jan
1,500
5%
Jan
5,900
7
200
(Geo
£1
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76%
700
68
100
67
Jan
5
1
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4%'
79
;
3,700
4T4
Feb
3,100
4%
Feb
1%
4.800
iy4
Jan
2
1
1.6
6%
17%
'
17%
100
5%
Jan
7
500
15%
Jan
Klein
Jan
18%
Gatineau
5%.
Ltd
Power
Co
!
common
500
•
32 V:
General1 Alloys
convertible
Genera* Fireproofing
5%.
',
274
/
...
t
;
Knott
Feb
-1%
Hi
r—.5
37%
50c/
.'-1
common
Corporation
Genera* Transistor
CorpiZi—
$4.60- preferred—
Giant Yellowknife Gold
;%37%
21
%
—
Alden
*
Gobe*
(Adolf)
Indus tales
;
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-
2
L'Aiglon
33%
2%
.2%
60c
preferred series A_„—
Greer Hydraulics—1__
Gridoil. Freehold
,
_—30'
—50c
3
Feb
171/4
191/2
&
Sessions
Inc
1% Mar
Jan
161/4
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Jan
7%
21/4
600
1,200
3'.
•
3
Feb
374
Jan
2
Feb
1% Jan
Jan
174 Apr
4% Jan
3/4 Jan
Jan
7r Mar
9%
Feb
11%
400
12 % Mar
xl8
1,900
16% Jan
3 3/4 Jan
10% Jan
2% Feb
12
4%
11%
11%
300
2%
2%
2%
1,400
Jan
13
.1%
1,800
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
Mar
5% Mar
Jan
2% Jan
3% Jan
5% Feb
5%
5%
400
47a
16%
163/4
200
16%
4%
4%
5,000
4%4
5%
14
—0
14
14
23%
11%
23%
-
825
241
Jan
300
10%
123%
Jan
133
"
Inc_—.....
Inc
2,900
'37%
Jan
preferred
2,400
2'/s
Feb
3
,20
4% Jan
2% Jan
9
900
11%
34
37
37
110
30
274
274
574
100
6
174
4074
42 74
10,400
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Jan
Jan
50
13%
"974
Feb
Jan
25%
9
6
Jan
1474 Mar
Jan
37%
~
a
3% Feb
Jan
1
12
4074
.2.50
.
13%
42
'
1
Co
Jan
Jan
53/4 Jan
1,800
(The) Co
9% Feb
6% Jan
274 Jan
Jan
2%
3.50
14%
174
Land
Jan
12
1474
Publications Inc..
Truck
Maine
1
Service
Stores
Manlschewltz
Jan
1%
14%
Jan
44% Mar
'33
83/4 Jan
1,400
Feb
Feb
xl0% Feb
(The B)
Co
Jan
8%
Jan
McKee
Jan
51/a
Jan
Mead
Jan
9% Mar<
(A G)
Menasco
&
Jan
Merchants
3%
Jan
Merrill
Iron
1,200
4%
Jan
5% Mar
1874
800
1874 Mar
1,700
15%
13%
Jan
1374
Jan
1574
36%
38
270
30%
Jan
38
__
1574
1574 X16 74
1,400
3?J
~
Jan
m Jan
7
6%
7
900
6
Jan
7
874
874
874
800
7%
Jan
974 Mar
1474
14
273/4
2674
•
1
Co
1
Refrigerating Co
Mining Corp Ltd
Jan
Apr
16% Mar
13% Jan
1
8
—
Island
Mesabi
5 74
1874
1374
574
*
Mfg Co
18%
Jan
Jan
74 Jan
3
—
U Co common—
Johnson
9%
10
-
"5%
£1
Ltd
Inc
(J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
6%
Feb
Feli
%
1874
8
Mays
3%
Jan
8%
1374
—•
Communication Co Ltd
Masscy-Harris-Perguson
3,200
8%
2,300
Marine
Maule
Industries
500
974
7
Rubber Co
&
874
~
1
Co
Jan
1,500
974
50c
International
Marconi
854
9%
10c
common
Mansfield Tire
874
warrants
Inc
Public
Mangel
Jan
,
1174 Mar
174
Jan
44
x9% Feb
4,600
J
(The) Co
Feb-
1%
Feb
Jan
400
11%
1
Jan
27
5
10
Feb
7%
Jan
22% Mar
47a
—3
Apr
5%
14%
1474
Feb
Jan
13%
600
~
47a
—25c
5(4
1774 Mar
434. Apr
2,000
—a
—50c
—
„
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Mar
130
2,400
24%
11%
Jan
Apr
37/a Jan
M
24% Feb
Feb
Jan
14,100
174
174
1
Mack
Jan
%
12% Mar
5
Macfadden
Jan
18
11%
174
10
A
(R G)
Lynch Corp
Feb
5
100
25%
Jan
Jan
17a
4%
Inc
Refineries
Lunkenheimer
li Jan
.20% Mar
Jan
Feb
Lodge & Shipley
6% Mar
y*
iy4
20%
Locke Steel Chain
21/4 Jan
5% Mar
21
18'%
Jan
Jan
Mar
400
-
43/8
Co
class
cumulative
9
-4a 2%
2
99
21% Feb
'
5%
common
Realty
Tourneau
5%
4 fk
'18' 4
Products common——5
Inc.—
10c
Mar
4%
Extension University
Jan
*
Guild Films-Company
11
3 74
Jan
lO'/a Mai-
18
—1
400
3%
Ltd.
Industries
7-%
315-"-; 3ji
12
Jan
18% Jan
13
Watch
3,200
'
10%
2 3/4
—.75
Mines
La Salle
Jan
100
-
93A
300
1174
Apparel Inc
Shores
Lamson
100
%'
300
12
1
Apr
1,200
40 y8
:
m; t:-
7%
Leases./.—-—.—9c
Company—
1
1074
2%
Exploration— _30c
1% Mar
■
22%
1174
95
100
1274
Lcmgines-Wittnauer
1,300
Jan
3%
1074
1174
40
4%
11%
Louisiana
2
10% Jan
20%
21
21%
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Jan
7_
Jan
23/4. Feb
20%
33%c
La Consolidada S A
Lake
93/8
10%
,
2& Mar
7%
5,900
4
99
12%
8% Mar
Feb
634
283'/2 300
1281
129%.
^
9%
CO
1,800
Mar
v
Jan
7r Jan
Feb
5,400
7% Mar
40O
1174 Feb
1
99
3%
%
6,V Apr
i%
•
v4
"
1074
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500
Jan
113
8,100
A
Jan
674
285
1*2 A
1074
Jan
1,900
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
"2%
1«
6 i/b Mar
400
4%
Mar
1074
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jan
10% Jan
A Jan
7.50
Le
1
24%
Apr
38% Jan
,
Mar
1,400
5
Stores
Jan
9%
%
««._1
Jan
7%
74
23
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101
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Jan
14%
Jan
7%
.
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30c
Feb
600
14
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Feb
%
14
Jan
Jan
11,200
1
Apr
200
74
..
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8
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100
•
1.25
!
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class A
Fi;b
1% Jan
Jan
U
'
1%
Co
Grocery Stores
Jan
7,100
,2
63«
•
.10
-
1
6%:
Griesedieck
74
1674
674
rf" 9
*
*
100
Financial
15% Mar
1
Hotels
Corp
Apr
2%
Pacific Tea—
Non-voting common, stock
7% 1st. preferred——
Great Western
8
2
t
J-10c
Inc
Jan
3
Feb
8
33/4 Jan
74%
10c
Leonard
xl4%
-1
Great Lakes Oil St Chemical Co
Great. Western
8
1674
._
Great Atlantic &
8%
1,800
5
Lear
100
.774.
16%
Manufacturing Co
16%
U or ham Manufacturing' common——4
Grain* Rapids Varnish
—-1
Gray, Manufacturing Co—;
--5
3,100
3
2.50
Lecourt
171/4
•
Inc——
78
14%
io%
13%
10%
4
Co
Feb
33,300
874
~774'V
5
Goodman
r.reat Amer
7a
.1074; 1074
Gold Seal Dairy Products class A—10c
Goldfleld Consolidated
Mines—
_1
Jan
13%
10%
•
-1
933/4
6
674
674
v,
—».
Inc
10% Apr
2% Feb
0
&
5,A Jan
2,700
6%:v
6%
industries
Co
Wernicke
Jan
(Del)
18y4
11%
.
Mines—-—it..
Corp—-
Globe Union
Globe
Jan
2
Inc
45% Mar
A
100
common
CUenirrore Distillers class B
7 Va
3,700
25o
32% Jan
161/4 Jan
8,400
21%
9,700
2%
!
Feb
40.300
?.&
10%
2%
pfd—100
Dept Stores Inc.
(I B) Rubber Co
Kobacker
Feb
7
Feb
4
1,2(5.0
38%
.20%
i
,
100
,
"
Gfen
12
9%
50c
4Va%
Lanstpn
A-
14%
T».: '
25c
Gilchrist.' Co—:——-—
107
1% Jan
50
1,800
Jan
Jan
16,900
4%
14%
.——4
Georgia Power $5 preferred.
2%
14
4%
Apr
Mar
4%
1/2
32%
Jan
Mar
2,900
.7
14,..
-
—
—£1
common
Corp
Electric
Oil
(S)
Knox
,
Enterprises..—
General Plywood
SdeneraF Stores
GJlbert (A C)
28
lVa
.25
preferred
dep rets ord reg
General Indus
A Jan
400
2
674
com_-l
Supply'Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
32%
105
•
Co_.
General Builders
5%
32%
100
Gellman Mfg Co common:.;
—1;
GeneraF Acceptance Corp jvarrants—;
Jan
4%
r
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co.—
1
preferred
&
Co
Kleinert
G
Galkeno Mines
19%
4ya
32
1
Klrkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Feb
18
18%. Feb
400
common
Kingston Products..
Kirby
Petroleum
Co
! 5 ft Mar
6
1174 Mar
5,800
Inc_l«
Company
Kingsford Company
Mar
6%
i.
5A
104% Mar
Jan
8%
15o
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
Feb
"
.1%
Co
Company
Kennedy's
Kidde
Feb
80
200
1% Feb
Jan
36%
10c
Petrol Corp
Corp
(D) & Company—
Gas
Kawneer
Jan
4%
'474
.
Corp
Kawecki Chemical Co
8'/a Feb
Jan
76%
Glass
Katz Drug
"
75%
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i
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Jan
90%
10 Va
8
Industries
Kansas
12% Mar
74%
dep rets ord reg
Kaiser
Kaltman
9% Jan
10
Jan
(
Bead Brewing Co
FresniHa- (The)
Company
Fuller
Feb
6%
Ford
American
Jeannette
6% Mar
8%
18%
34%
lYa Jan
2,400
pfd—100
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Feb
9% Jan
55,400
3,000
Pox
Jan
1% Feb
6i78 Feb
'
100
2,550
11%
18 %
J
Jan
31%
o;;
1%
103%
11 Va
34%
1
Israel-Mediterranean
1114 Mar
1
Jan
1%
102
33 %c
K
Jan
1%
..
75%
74
12
2% Jan
1
1474 Mar
19% Jan
25,900
-—
Jan
1% Mar
10c
Company.!
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
674 Mar
f
Apr
3,600
non-voting—'
10%
Jan
17% Mar
800
2
11%
High
12% Mar
8%
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing vtc
Ironrite Inc—:
'
Jan
J»n
»Jan
OU
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2,200
5
—
-
774
74 Mar
120
5,100
Ltd
Intex
4174 Mar
Jan
103 y4
Shares
17%
2
1%
5
America
Sales
for Week
High
16%
-2
25o
Iowa Public Service Co
3.90%
37a Mar
Jan
6%
11%
%
Fiyxng iigei nine inc.—
Ford Motor of Canada—
Fort. Pitt, Industries
Jan
9%
.67411%
274
of North
16%
50o
Investors. Royalty
Mar
1074 Feb
3374
..
2,300
Co
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
1
International Products
International Resistance Co
1374 Jan
101
Jan
5%
1,900
t
8 %
Inc
International Breweries Inc.
1
International Cigar Machinery
•
International Petroleum capital stock-*
1374 Mar
•
13 74
37%
5Ta
Insurance
U Mar
30% Mar
Jan
Fishmar* (M H) Co Inc—.
Florida Canada Corp
Class;. A
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
A—
.
9
74
2774
674
———
Class, B voting—:
Motor Co Etd—
.i
4,200
10
Financial General Corp:—J
Firth- Sterling- Inc—_—
r
Jan
900
Instrument-
&
Faraday Uraniuln
Fargo Oils Ltd
674
7,200
6,700
Enterprises
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
2774 Mar
7
$1 or 26c
class
Co
Jan
%
-
3774
-
-
1
Eureka- Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line common
Factor
%
-334' •>'.
Thursday
Last \
Sale Price
Par
Mar
11%
99;%
10 S:
10 74
t.
26
6%-
:11U
1
—-10
1
Esquire Inc
26
700
13%
'
APRIL 4
American Stock Exchange
2%
6r>4" «*':
-
ENDED
Industrial
Mar
29'%
.2Vi >*
—1
com
1st preferred—
cum
v-
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100
—1
—10c
preferred
& Steel
18
12-"'
•
1
-5c
WEEK
High
29%
12%-
•
1
Inc
8%
*'%
=•
291
5
common
common.
1,000
—
1
—
Share
El-Tronics
Erie Forge
Low
18'2
7? 8
-
TIIE
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18
30
—1
cfpss A
Electrographic Corp
18
int—1
,
Edo Corporation
Electionic
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
Associates—
shares
Elder Mines
Low
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Par
Eastern Sugar
Sales
Range
Sale Price
14%
2774
.
200
13% Mar
8,900
22%
Apr
14%
Jan
Apr
28% Mar
36
35%
3674
2,700
33
Mar
40
48%
474
4774
49%
3,100
43%
Jan
60% Feb
3,800
4%
474
1
—1
5
8
"
."
Jan '
-
Feb
5% Jan
9% Mar
3
*
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& Industries—
.
5,100
•
2%
Jan
Common •—I-L.——50c
Gypsum Lime St
4-3/4 Mar
6
H
i
Br American
&
Machine
Hall"'Lamp Co
:
Plywood Corp
Ilarniscbleger Corp—
Co—
V
t
HartfielcK Stores
f
Hartford Electric
^
.
*
Haze*
1
Btellop lJic
Helena Rubeirstein
f
Heller
4
"A
———
common—_—
—
2,400
24% Jan
34% Feb
8
1674
1674
17%
2,400
15%
Jan
19
1
1674
16%
1674
1,400
15%
Jan
18%
Feb
1
3%
374
600
3% Mar
4%
Jan
174
200
1% Jan
1%
Jan
'974
Feb
&
—
—
—
3
"
25
1974
*
4-
-
3
Jan
374
Jan
Jan
174
Feb
2%
3074
2,100
..
Jan
474
Jan
37%
Jan
7%
1974
.
434
."j
.
zz
Stores
774
21
—
Home Oil Cb
'
Class
B
_
Hoover Ball
Ilorder's
&
Jan
Molybdenite Corp
Jan
774
2'4
Molybdenum
Jan
80
Mar
Jan
2174 Mar
•-
r
874
8%
Jan
Jan
Mt
874 Mar
200
1,300
10 74
*• Jan
2
—10
274
31%
Mills
Vernon
States Tel
TV
Jan
MunDz
Feb
Murphy
36 74 Mar
preferred
cumulative
Mountain
Products—
Metal
Inc.
&
*
Inc
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
1434
15%
1,900
1474
Jan
1734
Feb
Muskegon
Piston Ring common
14:%
1.100
1474
Jan
1674
Jan
Muskogee
Co
2174
22
1974 Mar
1,400
22
Mar
Feb
19
56
11834
118
_
11834
30%
1,600
120
Feb
—5
•
Jan
100
Feb
52'■ 4
5474
300
43 74
Jan
54% Mar
54-'%
4,100
4174
Feb
5474
474
• •'.
ZZZ2.50
^
3174 Apr
5174
'
5174
Products..
Jan
96
Jan
Co ZZZZZs
Hydro-Electric Securities
27
-
."*
;
"
18%
814
"8%
100
8%
9%
1074
1,700
7%
Jan
18%
1874
200
1574
Feb
'
Jan
Mar
5
Jan
■
•
8 74
10
—5
Company
common
Mar
11574. Jan
30
31a4
Muter
common
Mar
Jan
,
5074
.
_
Refining
Manufacturing
„
*
3174*7
common
*•
974
Feb
1174 Mar
,
1974 Mar
Chemical
Industries
ImperiakTob of Gt
BiJt
Tndfanapolis Pwr &
Lifh t
For footnotes
see
&
513-
513
1U
6
11,600
41%
6,200
39
131%
700
13
.
pfd_'_100
35
5
*.
85%
—85%
86
110
.
8Ti
1
6
2.50
10
50o
10% Mar
1074 Mar
4%
7C0
7%
Jan
1,600
23
20%
Jan
300
10%
104
9%
100 %
Jan
17%
Jan
21%
12%
Janu
14% Feb
14%
1,300
1
2,900
Jan
Jan
1%
22 %
24%
64,200
16
Feb
1034
24,000
6
Feb
87(4
87%
10
87
Mar
94%
94%
94%
10
94%
89 Va
157%
41
157% 158%
30
41
25
12
41
92
Jan
163
Feb
850
37% Jan
2% Jan
3T4
11
11
117%
117
•
22%
700
3/*
23
500
Feb
112%
3%
Jan
22
Feb
25% Jan
21%
Jan
24
574
Jan
~6
200
2C%
3%
~6%"
20%
600
18%
Jan
3%
6,200
2%
Jan
3%
100
1374
Jan
14%
274
Apr
3
Milling
National
14
Hess
common
Brewing Co (Mich)—
National Casket Company
Electric Weld Machines
National
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
Industries
Presto
Research
National
Feb
Feb
2%
200
6%
6%
2,400
6%
5%
6%
1,000
574 Mar
774
Feb
3%
3%
3%
1,300
3
Jan
3%
1%
1 %
100
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
1
8
1
Inc—-—2
1
Corp
1%
18
18%
150
17
Jan
19% Feb
14%,
14%
580
11%
Jan
16%
10B4
Jan
1174 Mar
1%
Jan
1
li!"'
9%
13
~1%
9%
13
~2%
5,600
9%,
100
9
13%
1,500
13
15
13%
400
13%
Apr
600
27%
Jan
21%
20O
2154
Apr
10c
5%
5%
5%
2,600
5%
Q.V.
3%
30O
334
Transit
common
1
Jan
11% Mar
27 %
National Telefilm Associates
Feb
Apr
13%
—
274
Jan
27 Va
Ltd
Jan
14%
21%
Car
10
13
-1
25c
6 74 Mar
21%
National
334
2%
27%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Apr
1
Co
Bellas
National
National
14
14
*
5 % Mar
Man
6%
1
Steel
89
7
21
3
Napco Industries Inc.
National Alfalfa Dehydrating Ac
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch Products common—1
Feb
374 Feb
1374 Feb
11974 Mar
74 Jan
National
Jan
43% Mar
2% Jan
Jan
National
"4
,
Apr
11
3,200
7*
22 Va
Feb
98% Feb
Feb
Feb
84%
92
Feb
Jan
157
Feb
Apr
1074 Apr
'
13% Feb
& Mar
Apr
Apr
24%
9%
18
41%
6
1074 Mar
104
10%
24
Feb
Feb
Va
Feb
3374 Mar
Jan
75
14%
n
Feb
5%
100
21%
jr,
8% Mar
23
4%. Jan
400
21%
14%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
5
405t
13
40%
~£>%
103
—1
Inc..—.
National
Ireland_l£l-"
4%
oage
4
10
Namm-Loescr's
National
cfcp rets ord reg
i._:
£1
ImperiaLOil (Canadai capital stock—*
Imperial- Tobacco of Canada
:___5
V4
4%
•
Mar
8% Jan
32
100
—*
—
Amer
22
■
Jan
N
Nachman. Corp
National
Imperial
8%
4,%
1
2.60
v
Tel—
14%
t
•
100
Hydrometals Tnc^
6%
Mount
174
Jan
74 Mar
17
Inc
Clemens
374
Apr
200
•
(Harvey»
Hygrade* Food
700
Feb
cum
*
Z—Z15
preferred
St
11,200
24
9
12,100
cumulative
4.80 %
\
22
common
Lock
74
2%
35%
Jan
974. Feb
2074 Jan
preferred
preferred series B
4.40^
,
143;
Horn. &.Hardai't
Hurd
74
Jan
22 74 Mar
8%
600
1074
Monongabela power Co—•
774
274
Jan
14 74
—
St Co..
Baking Co
Hubtoellr
-
1
1
274
5%
Feb
274
•r
.
•
A
Bearing Co
A.)
Humble Oil St
V
274
America—
of
674 Feb
3.800
2 34
2374
1
100
100
4.50% preferred series C—
100
Montgomery Ward &, Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
34%
•
.
■
Horn & Hardarl
5%
11
in
23-.:
*
,
Ltd
(Can)
Corp
300
1074
100
10c
274
1.500
** 't "'234
t
—
pfd
5%
Feb
1974 Apr
27 :4
#
Inc..
Ilorme* (Geo
Canada
Pwr St Light
8%
97B
1074
10 3/4
50
*
preferred
Aluminum- Company
Missouri Public Service common
96
200
,
2374
•
'
—
Minnesota
974
10%
22%
Mirro
2874
300
700
400
—
Ltd class
convertible
Mining Corp of
974
■
1J
1074
50c
common
Jan
2 74
-
77a
—
874
-
60c
common
Jan
4% %
Co
1 %
50c
Abrasive
Piping Co—
Wohl
1674
1,100
474
*
•
5
—1
Inc.—
Co
Feb
Miller
Feb
6 aA Jan
450
4% Jan
2% Feb
274
.
25c
Corporation
Holly
Mid-West
Midwest
24
600
;,
•
Holly
.
-10
1
Micromanic Hone Corp
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Jan
274
1974 X2074
_
—2.50
-
Apr.
Feb
274
6.100
33%
.25
374
174
■
3%
8r'a Mar
6074
274 Mar
-
3%
3174 Mar
Jan
Jan
700
..h
Feb
7
.
6774
;
1
Inc.4^.
Industries
2774
56
Feb
6 '/o
.
Jan
774 Mar
1874
Jan
174
1
Sugar Co common
preferred
86
1
1
Holophane
'
1,600
,3134
^
*
25
10c
ItoHinger Consol Gold Mines——
1
2%
100
comm/m.—
Products Inc?—
Hi> & Co Inc common
Class. A
i
77« -r'
•
5
Hermann
•"
I_125c
Electric Co—,
Co ponimon—
Hevi-Duty
Higbie Mfg
Hoe
3274
—25c
&
234
—
pfd— ZZI100
Electronics
Herold-Radio
4
.
800
3
'/r
374.1
('
_
preferred
Hercules Gallon
234
400/
2%
5% Mar
1274
500
60 3 4
27,
T
—'
ioc /
100
8 74
74
,
—'
.
_T.10C
•
)W E> St Co 574%
£
x59
1% Jan
2,300
3,900
2974
8
'
2-^4
——1
Henry Holt St Co
4
s
4
2
:
Hazel tine. Corp—1—
Hecla Mining Co.
;
'
3,500
-
774
16 74"'
.29%
*
—
2 %
* 7
1574
„
«
' X5974
-25!
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc.
Havana Lithographing Cq
r
.
—1
Inc
'.
774
15 7
—10
Light
z
'i Z 2
2
a
—1
Inc
Harvard^ Investors
lOc
—_
Harbor
t
-
500
3074
Co
Michigan
r
.i
13-
2974
Metal
Jan
1-*
Alabastlne
n
30
Thermit. Corp
Michigan Chemical Corp
.
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Gulf- States Land
18%
Feb
Jan
3174 Mar
x22
Mar
Apr
7
Jan
Jan
474 Jan
,,
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, April 7, 1958
.
(1570)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
STOCKS
■
,
National
Meter
1
common
Co
Mur
Nestle-Le
New
Royalties Inc
Oils Ltd—
Canadfhn
North
Northeast Airlines
North Penn
Jan
America
of
Corp
500
A
Jan
18%
%-bi.
Jan
.-.liV
.
V
/•
,
7% Jan
;
^
ft
1,400
Ga«'-& Electric Co— ^
preferred 5% series—20
preferred 4%% seriesJ20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
42%.
42.%
24
'
46
n%
Jan
24
50
25
Tb-
l
10,800
600
-
If-
,
.
'
l/«
•
5%
2%
6%
28%
29 ;
•28%
4%
•.
2% Jan
5
3%
90 %
•
2%
2
-
•"
J'n
ftl%
•
U
Feb
3li
Feb
1%
Feb
1%
1% Jan.
2
15,700
V>A
500
1%
1%
;
Class A
93%
Feb
l3/s Jan
13,900
3'A
Jan
89% Jan
3Vs Feb
270
92
09'/a
-
3'A
7,200
4
^
Apr
Ogden
>2>A ft ■./-■2%; ft 2%
:'9Tb
10%
'-i '
64%. 65% '
Company—x——~— .—1 i
Oil
.50o
Corp
common
:
Ohio Brass Co class B common
•
.*•
preferred—-—!l00
,-J~——.90o
Okonite Company common
25
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative preferred—
—1
—7
Inc
Electric
Oxford
Jan
ft 350
'ft
4
4
1%
400
V'
3
12%
100
11
3Tu
700
3
i
■
Jaw
3% Jan
\
preferred—,
1st
20%
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
26%
98%
Pen
Class
Co
"4%:
Power
Prairie
&
1
50
class
Inc
Metals
East
Prophet
4%%
15%
15%
6%
15
6%
4%
500
"4% "*5
•
15
Mines
14%
5%
5%
1%
:
8
Mar
Jan
•ft: 5
Mar
Jan
15% Mar
7%
J«vn
Jan
4%
Jan
7
~UV
4% Jan
Mar
Apr
54
Apr
Standard Shares Inc common
Apr
19
Jan
Standard-Thomson Corp—
Standard Tube class B—
11
Standard
Jan
2%
4
Jan
8%
Apr
8
Jan
Steel C<r of Canada
1%
Feb
Jan
Apr
:
6% Mar
1,200
5%
19%
1%
2%
200
22%
9%
23%
9%
400
61%
100
2%
2iV
Jan
Stetson
20% Jan
23%
Apr
Stinnes
Apr
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co common
8%
Jan
55%
Jan
900
9%
62
2% Mar
Feb
3ft J&il
2ft
200
48
29%
1,000
18
Jan
30% Mar
3'»
27%
vr
2,700
3,500
%
Jan
4,700
4%
Jan
ft Jan
6ft Feb
ft
5%
6
.
12%
7%
7%
7%
9%
9%
9%
12
1,000
; 12%
Jan
52%
Co
11% Jan
,
12%
Feb
7%
Feb
8%
700
8%
Jan
Symington Wayne
1
10
•
1
20
1
Reda
Pump Co
;
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
92
93
150
14%
14%
14%
300
13%
Jan
15% Feb
18
18%
200
16% Mar
18% Jan
5 ft
5ft
.-
90
Jan
Talon
Feb
95
Inc
Class
4%
55S
1,600
Inc
14%
5% Mar
18%
18%
18%
51
50%
52
7%
7%
17
17
17%
17%
2,700
Industrial Corp
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
6
%
53
52 7
17
17
;
17
Oil
17% Jan
19% Feb
Thiokol
45% Jan
6% Mar
52% Mar
17
800
9%
Jan
18%
16%
Feb
17% Jan
600
%
Jan
% Jan
%
6,100
39%»
8%
6
5%
38
ft
Feb
500
8%
.
6%-
34
1ft
1%
10
•
%
Jan
600
-
Raceway Inc
27/a
85%
85%
10
1%
1,100
2% Jan
Ave
6%
^EdfTciotrrotes" see page 35.-
37,600
10%
10
10%
-1,200
12%
12%
12"%
3,300
2%
common
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
w.wrson Se Hajnes common
7
~2%
2%
27%
"4%
.2%
2%
3%.
27%
Co Ltd—-
deposit rets ord registered—_£1
deposit rets def registered^—5s
Todd. Shipyard Corp common
20
Toledo
''
Jan
3
10% Mar
ft
2%
Jan
Jan
86% Feb'
Jan
1% Feb
600
4%
Jan
6
: Jan;
7
Mar
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
2%
Feb
3
ft
Feb
8%-Feb
6%
Apr
Feb
50
46Ts
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
,13% Jan
13% Mar
15% Apr
13% Mar
13%
1300
55% Mar
.
200
2%
8,300
1%
Jan
200
15%
Jan
18%
400
29%
Jan
33 %
Feb,
18
Jan
26Tb
Apr
8%
Jan
10% Mar
1%
Jan
16
16
31%
20%
31%
26%
24%
26%
10%
i0V4
.10 %
12
1,950
1,200
-
l3i
1%
1%
1,600
14%
14%
1,600
4%
3%
14%
4%
2%
2%
3
.
2% Mar
Feb
Feb
2
Jan
14% Mar
14Tb Mar
3%
15,300
4% Apr
Jan
2%. Jan.ft,.
1,200
2,200
3%
3"
Jan
11% Jan
11
3%
3-% Jan
i
13%
lVa
2 Va
13
100
15%
-
,
■ft ft
.3% Feb
3%
2% Mar
.
Apr
141/4
Security Trust
14%
14%
1,400
14%
Jan
3%
12%
preferred..
Edison. 4%.%
Tonopab Mining of Nevada———1Tower Acceptance Corp class Ax——1.
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Cpnt Industries Inc———x—1 *
Trans .Cuba Oil eo; class A—
Trans
Lux Corp^
Triangle Cond^t..6s Cable Co
Tri-continental warrants
3%.
2%'ft
1%'
900
2% Jan
ft 2% Jan
4,200
3%
2%
1%
1%
iV
1,400
38
3%
22%
24%
16
43
Va
Two
Guys
Jan
46% Feb
•
1% Feb
- t
Feb ;
%
Jan
4
Jan
25
25%
40O
20%
Jan
21 %
21%:
600
19%. Jan
22% Feb
13
13%.
600
10%
Jan
13% Mar
%
3,300
6%
1,700
%
Va
4%
•
7
25% Mar
■
6% Feb
6% Feb
2
'
lT4%
114 % 119
'
91
50
2ft
.2
3%ft "2,200
3%
"1,600 "
11%,
10%
10%
•
2%
2%,
2% Jan-
500
•
•
'
-
■
19%
17
15%
200
19%
16%i
19% '
16%;
Jan
.
T
% Feb-;
- 3%-Feb
ft 1% Jan
JaffcV. ft--1 AV* Jan..
26% Jan
18% Feb - ft
l-TTi Mar
13% Jan- 3%
-
13,100
500
;
17-
J.5%Mar,
1,100
5%
-79%
700
-
Feb
30% Jan".-
29% Mar '-. 'ft ft
"7%
"
-
2% Feb
Jan:
/2%ftJ"aW?v: ???'•
<
12Jan ft
-.-. .9% JkW :
6,900 ,V
,
9B
1% Jan *
"
1
Feb-
121
-
88% Jan
2,200 "
,
Jan
2^Mar
Jan
98
450
90
90
"7%
from Harrison Inc
Jan
25% Mar
Feb
•
Feb-
106
Jan
38%
9,800
% Mar
Jan
19Tb
1,100
42
l%Mar
Jan
1
96%
5
-
4% Jan
2^b
16%
—
Mar
39% Feb
3%
16%
Temper Corp —ft,ft
Tr'invi Inc
Apr
-
Jan
37%
_
100
-
34% Jan
"6%
42 %
8
4,800
2,800
37%
22%
14%
Feb
Jan-
7
Feb
16
13% Jan
200
14
14
J8«i
..SVaMaa-ftftft ;
Jan
12%_ Apr
10
2% Jan
5,900
2%
Jan
3% Mar
100
22%
Jan
27% Mar
4%
-
,
300
13%
13%
1
1
—
•Amer
True
-6%
3%
638
,
*■,
1% Jan-
;Amer
1%
.
Russell (The P C) Company.
Inc
Roofing Inc
Tilo
Apr
82%
'
4% Jan
—
1,ft 17% Apr*
7%
15
10
—25c
1% Jan
:
8% Jan
900
2%:
1%-
l|g Jan
10,109;
ft. 600
13%
10c
Jan
'
;
carpet Company
Royallte Oil Co Ltd..
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--
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ftft 4% Apr
54%
Trans
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300
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8
——1
Thompson-Starrctt Co Inc
i70c convertible preferred
Tliorofare Markets Inc
ThriftimaTt
-
Rolls
Roosevelt
Corporation
6% Mar-
4%. Jan
700
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:
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.
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1
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400
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warrants
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Texas
Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp common
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,
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:
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Sun
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2
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Technicolor Inc common
1
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58
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Stylon
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(J B) common
(Hugo) Corp
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58%.
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22
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Enterprises Inc
,
45% X4G %
22%
& Co common
Sterling Aluminum Products common .8
Sterling Brewers Inc
--1
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Mar
2
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1%
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6% Apr
26% Mar
Jan
5,500
Jan
V
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Jan
100
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Jan
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1
62
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Feb
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Jan
25
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910
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6%
Feb
16
Jan
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51
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200
6
31,
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Arms
t
-
1
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Standard Oil (Ky)
47
6%
5%
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Pulp & Timber com
8
Fyle-National Co common
6
Reurtngton
..
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20
Standard
Feb
2
27%
cumulative preferred
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•
4%
3%:
2
4%
,.2
"33ft' Feb
Apr"'
3%
j
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
Feb
15
v
Jan
4%
400
Mar
.-
10% Feb
16%. Mar
6,500
40%
39 V4
39%
J
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Jan
65
7%
%
1
1
Company
of
700
4
3% Jan
8% Jan ft./
95
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1%
Jan
Jan
2,800,
1,700
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Ltd
11% Jan-
18 V*
18%
Southern Materials- Co
Company
Specialty Stores Co Inc.
Spencer Shoe Corp—
Sperry Rand Corp» warrants—T
Stalil-Meyer Inc:
Standard Dredging Corp common
5,600
1%
2.50
common
31J4
'300
18%
Z'J,A Jan
\'i Jan
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.
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500
61%
1
Southern California
Jan
Mar
Jan
14% Feb
500
18
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13 Vn
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common
Gas
Power
54
17%
31%
12%
25
Feb
14
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Petroleum Corp—2
Inc
2~
Jan
:
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54
•
•
6%
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•
1,100
1,000
4%
21
convertible preference
convertible preference
4.32% cumulative preferred
4.24 % cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
4.48%
115%
4%
X; 300
14%
;
;
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25
25
25
25
25
25
Ko original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
Jan
57
100
100
13
1
common—^—12.50
102
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Quebec
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of America
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3%
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:
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4.56%
■
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2%
17% Mar
91 Va
50
Jan
J/4
113,600
3%
1
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38% Feb
•
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114% Apr
93% Jan
Feb
86% Jan
1% Mar
300
,
36
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Southern
Jan
100%
95% Jan
107%
17,800
iS
26
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Providence
2%
100
5%
6%
Corp of Canada common
Oil Royalties Ltd
Preston
93%
~1%
Alexander
Prcntlce-IIall
Jan
14%
common
Co
Pratt & Lambert Co
Pressed
Jan
87%
G%
.1
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Powdrcll
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10
14%
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Products
24% Jan
30
~5%
.1
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26% Jan
"
50
50
8,700
—--25c
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32
38.
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6% Feb
27% Jan
Feb
530
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17%
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;
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Poloron
98%
Mar
23% Jan
98
Jan
15%
ft
10 pesos
lOo
Piaseckl Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
Scale
98%
liV-
Pierce
Mining
92
1%
1
5
I
Inc
PhfTpplnc Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pneumatic
93%
2
2.50
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Polaris
92%
*
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I ft
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)— 20
Circle Corp
•
2.50
Mines
22% Mar
%
'
1
1
Perfect
Gold
100
120.
36%
J
Jan
96% Jan
50
-
38
,36 %
--1
10c
Manufacturing common
South Penn Oil Co.
Jan
27
23% Mar
107
~5lA:
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Pioneer
22%
100
•'
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2
Corp
Pafcino of Canada Ltd
Penn Traffic Co
Electronics
24%
100
:—1
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Philips
26
400
23%
2
17%
2
class A.
100
25 %
112% 114%
92% 92%
_lc
B
26%
"
100
-.
5% Jan
8% Jan
Jan
>
130
11,400
South Coast Corp common—
28% Jan
Feb 1
25% Mar
92
93%
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Israel Oil vto—...—
2K
I,000:
22%
1
1
Pentepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1
Paramount Motors Corp
Park Chemical Company
•
24%
100 ft
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Page-Horsey
Soss
23%
5% pfd
Pacific Power & Light
Sonotone
30% Jan
.100':
26%
•
$4.30 dividend preferred
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.
Parker
26%
26
26%
*
•
•
*
$4.50 preferred
Pacific Lighting
Pan
26%
26
1st preferred—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.30%
33% Jan
-28% Mar
200
,
redeemable
4.50%
31% Mar
2,300
28%
28%
25
5 °/o
1st preferred^.:
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6% redeemable 1st preferred
25
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5%%
31%
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2% Apr '
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35
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147%
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24
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100
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20
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10% Mar
Jan
900
2,300
■.
Mar
7% Jan
10%
54%
12%
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4
3% Jan
600
10
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2% Mar
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Simpson's Ltd common
Siuclah- Venezuelan Oil Co
Feb
- >
146 %
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54%
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Slivray Lighting Inc
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.
-
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18%
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47r« Mar
Feb
15%
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;
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.
ft 5.60%
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Jan
15%
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200
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14
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Low
ft
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San
1%. Feb
Mar;
1
High
Low
12%
Salein-Brosiua Inc
2.50
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd——16 pesos
134% Mar
.
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of Prices
common.—r„•
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Lawrence
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Jan
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.
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1
28
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North American
19%
900
131
1
New Idria Mln & Chem Co
50o
New Jersey Zinc
—
250
New Mexico & Arizona Land
--1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd——20o
New Park Mining Co
1
New Process Go common
-•
New
Superior Oils
1
New York Auction Co common
•
New York & Honduras Rosario—
10
New York Merchandise
10
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
1
Niplsslng Mines
—1
Noma Lites Inc
——
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Norbute
Corporation..
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Ncrreen-Ketay Corp
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Norfolk Southern Railway
:——• ft
North American Cement class A
10
Class
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1,000
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England Tel & Tel
Now Haven Clock & Watch Co—1
New
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New Bristol Oils
1
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Last
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High
Low
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Thursday " Week's
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Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Par
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Last
RANGE FOR THE
Sales
Week's
Thursday
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3%
2%
2%
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5
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Feb
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Union Stock Yards of Omalia-
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of Canada
80*
Jan-.
Jan
19 % Ja w
.
Mar
9-
Feb
20T^-JPeb
•
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number ,5731
(1571)
V
35
»,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Thursday
-
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
7
United -Aircraft Products
common—60o
United Asbestos Carp—
f
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United. Elastic Corp—
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4
172:
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Reclaiming Co.
United -1 States' Vitamih Corp.
United-Stores- Corp common,
Universal American Corp.
-
175
1%
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12%
700
,;%
■
23%
22%
2%
1%
,
25%.
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36%
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--10Q
_I3% ~14
13%
—i
'
26%
28%..
'5%
5%
.
39% Feb
.
Feb
-
v4*
,
24% Mar
13% Jan
7,500
5%
■.
Jan
Mar
15
Jan
13,400
22% Jan
(Republic of)—
'
Rio-do Janeiro stmpd
(Bian
-.4% Jan
I
included
dividend.
y
A Bonds
•
distribution,
2s
Victoreen
(The)
80
34
2%
1
Silver-Lead
4%
-
80
Feb
4%
"8,500
2%
2%
700
~3%
3Vs
3 V*
P%
9%
*3%
3%
3%
Jan
2%
1,800
4%
4100
/
483/4
"48%
7%
-
_•
.2%
2%
.100
preferred.
Waitt & Bond Ihc.
>
4%
>
2%
25%
In
year's
g
range.)
and asked
39 %
25%
25%
800
1%
5,700
1
8,500
1
1
1
10c
——•
■>
Webster Investors Inn
tt
rTransaction
for
prices;
no sales
cash
" "
2%
.1.25
West-Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
2%
1%
1%
1%
2,700
1%
&
-We#? T^exasU t^tles~A40%
Amer dep
"
-
rets
ord shares,
Western Tablet As
4/r
Afr;
4jrij
200
-
Wliiie Stores
5V2V0
Inc common—.
Wilson
-•
(R
C)
& Co
Brothers
18
Wpodley Petroleum
Mar
28
;
100
Averages
trials
«
-'
4%
-
100
U Jam
-
9% Jan
1% Jan
11% Jan
10% Jan
200
12%
2,100
5%
150
4%
*4Va
3,000
18%
525
%
446.76
1.
445.47
103.26
2.
441.21
102.19
April
.
3.
440.50
101.43
74.06
13%
Stock
103.88
1%
Jan
100%
Feb
1~2%
->50
600
17-
500
39% Jan
49% Mar
Jan
5 V* Mar
Period
Exchange
1%
13% Feb
12% Feb
T%
4,500
'9%
900
19%
<Jan
Feb
"134
Feb
11
Jan
Last
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
Range since
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
High
t43
47
41
Juree-Dec
95
95
94%
June-Dec
-Lackawanna
1st
Western
of N J
1970
Thurs.
.
Frl.
Mar.
Mar.
27—
&
Western
May-Hov
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
RR
1967
1970
4s
..Altalian Power, Realization Trust 6% c!o
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
-Jan-July
liq tr ctfs
>
National Research Corp—
1,.
; 5s
convertible subord debentures
:
.
New England Power
3 %s 1961—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
-6%s due
Ohio
mortgage
"'.3%s
Public
April-Oct
1976—Jan-July
—May-Noy
i
1963
1968
:
3V4S
Power
Service Electric -&
1964
Gas
,
3%s
3s
series
series
*2%s
1
.
,
,
*
Co
3s
Series
1973
:
E
1978—
series -F
1979.
i
series
H
Aprff-Oct
1982
1
Feb-Aug
4%s series I 1982
-
4%s
series
J
1982—-_i
.Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas <fc Electric 3 %s 1970
:
United Dye. & Chemical 6s 1973—;
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A
84%
*
•
1963
81
80.G3
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
99%
.
90
Newspaper Union
6s
1959
Durable
Goods
Non-Durable
1
..131
91
90%
*
54%
—
98%
98%
89
--
(Germany)
7s
1951
99
54
85
86%
80%
2
98%
j
58
.
B
1951-——
472.5
366.6
—1.2
162.1
162.2
283.3
284.4
285.9
325.2
503.5
—0.1
2.90.8
Service
438.7
■
—0.7
-
1
132
92%
402.2
317.5
210.8
163.5
146.1
—0.4
292.1
254.4
•f 1.7
'.402.3
261.3
3
.
5
136
93%
54%
56%
99
89%
85
198%
89
99
99
103 %
103% 103%
108
104% 104%
107% 108
104%
4,712,000
4,190,000
204,000
2,387,327
2,132,660
4,236,000
207,000
'
Apr.
3
!
-
fl02
100%
.
106%
95
—
102%
-
Total
8,638,467
Stocks—No.
of
Period
or
Sale Price
-
48
:■
April-Oct
High
103
94%
100%
63 %
69%
101%
2
95%
102%
98
Sold
No.
—
*
Apr. 4
1958
8,638,467
9,740,943
$1,093,800
17,890,000
$18,656,000
-
143,337,731
-
Government
1957
131,128,607
-
Railroad
$4,000
and
_
"
J
-
Bank
$70,000
34,000
Industrial
Total
42,000
18,326,000
16,006,020
299,654,000
12,349,550
253,578,330
$19,419,800
$315,698,020
$266,039,850
Transactions at the American Stock
.
Stocks
Shares)
Mar.
Tues.
Apr.
Wed.
Apr.
"
Bonds
723,745;
Thurs. Apr.
1—
2
3
Frl.
Bange since
Stocks—No.
Jan. 1
Low
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
651,830
678,785
583,885
2,638,245
$2,000
$88,000
72,000
81,000
4
Apr.
Government
Foreign
Domestic
(No. of
Mon.,
High
of
Sharea-
'
68,000
$309, 000
Total
Bonds
$95,000
$5,000
77,000
5,000
13,000
94,000
•
4,000
Holiday-
$24,000
1957
72t000
■
$338,000
$5,000
Jan. 1 to Apr.
A
1957
1958
2,638,245
5,264,640
39,630,866
56,897,713
$309,000
$163,000
$4,731,000
$3,060,000
24,000
51,000
17,000
551,000
Bondt
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
"
Exchange
Baity, Weekly and Yearly
1958
Bonds
$18,656,000
—
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended Apr. 4
+190
"
$766,000
$766,000
S.
61
7
97%
Bid ft Asked
4,443,000
Bondt
U.
International
92
19
—
Thursday's
$17,890,000
Shares
Week's Range
Last
4,360,000
7
Week Ended Apr. 4
1958
1957
97%
89%
102
100% 100%
97%
4,916,000
*
Holiday.
110%
—
67
$4,937,000
* "7
170,000
4—
109%
21
57
Sales
Total
*-
$185,000
.2,073,420
2
t93%
t49%
Bond
Bonds-
-
105%
1
„
$4,752,000
1
Tues.
100
103
t98
+91%
2,045,060
Apr.
Wed.
Apr.
Thurs. Apr.
89%
97%
35
Government
101
88%
11
United States
Bonds
95
993/4
99
}87
7
Int'l
Bonds
89%
87%
92%
—
Mar. 31
93
96%
,
Exchange
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
90
99%
78
G4
89 %
Mon.
Railroad
and Miscel.
97% 100
130%
20
54%
98%
Stocks
99%
93
95
99
Jan-July
———
292.3
—0.5
•
365.0
231.0
•
LOW
High
—0.4
422.7
229.3-
1957-1958-
Change
100
88
91
95
Jan-July
.—Feb-Aug
series
95.07 July 26
71.50 Dec 24
Low..,
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
85
07%
93
__
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s series A 1952
A6s
High
.
Transactions at the New York Stock
Fri.
15
90
t89
Low
ABaden
88.47
80.77 Mar. 26
72.75 Jan
2
Percent
352.8
422.7
No. of
486
-
—
-Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Interest
Exchange
80:i7
389.3
Shares
493
Thursday
Stock
88.72
<
88.56
•
Range for 1957
Holiday....7
:
Mar. 21, '58
348.5
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and
Mining
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
Thurs. Apr. 3
Frl. Apr.
4,
387.3
Manufacturing
TotaL
BONDS
80.60
311.7
96%
86
-.193
-J
June-Aug
Feb-Aup
Western
1974
2____
310.4
i
49%
51%
"77
*
—
t99%
.
65%
1960
88.75
91.71
Lew
1
Composite
39
99
99% 100
.
tl02%
debs
5
....
tioo
June-Dec
5s
88.55
91.71
High,
80.58
84%
87
53%
84%
99%
—
June-Dec
Inc
Traction 5s
91.49
Range for 1958
80.64
1
Apr
Wed. Apr.
;
96
83%
Webb
& Knapp
Closing
;
Tues.
-
42
17
81
-
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
West Penn
Date
Mon. Mar.'31
'
35%
92
t86
-
--
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
;
G .1981
series
——
Jan-July
Feb-A«p
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1976
3%s
t49
—.
3
98
89
,
6s
;
80.92
91.53
80.31
SEG Index off Stock Prices
94
77
46
t96%
-
89
3s,
:
1976
4%s
>•
Corp
87.92
80.16
-1
87.89-
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common
stock for the week ended March
28, 1958, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows
(1939=100):
135
92
10
82%
40
90
1967
1973-
C
3%s series D
13s
;
A
B
series
deb
Power
42
June-Dec
1998—Jan-July
May-No0
1981—May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan -July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
7s
Water
High
130
94
t37%
100
Jan -July
Harbor
42
Jen-July
April-Oct
—
1970
Rapid Electrotype
Safe
92%
t82
April-Oct
3%s
1971
3s
Pennylvania; Water &
t
to
Power ,1st mortgage
,1st
,
1953 ;extended
94.34
80.69
28
Division—
mortgage 4s series A 1993
conv debs
150.22
,
80.77
RR—
Alst mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Guantanamo
No.
J128
92%
Jan-July
-
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
80.97
-
Bonds
91.35
97%
Quar-Feb
&
88.05
-
40
H
80.46
50
Boston
Lack
87.90
94.30
80.61
•
June-Dec
1994
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware
94.50
150.57
-80.66
25
Wed. Mar. 26
Jan
9% Feb
Week's Rang*
Thursday
Interest
A
94.28
151.80
-Closing 7
Mon. Mar. 24
I Tues. Mar.
Jan
18% Mar
18%
9%
10a
series
152.11-
74.16
74.04
88.01
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
4% Mar
-,
Jan
93% Jan
50
1%
Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
2%s
74.00
Mar/28, '58
Appalachian
Edison
lties
152.76
Jan
'.V7%
Low
-
Util-
Rails
74.03
94.41
Total
Grade
..
Rails
104.60
16% Feb
-
Jan
5
—HI
—•
& Pump 4s Inc debs
10
Jan
58%
12%
BONDS
American
Grade
trials
Second
,
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
Apr
2%
18%
-
AAmer Steel
10
First
7
Indus-,,
Stocks
,
12% Mar
3%
—5a
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp—
10
65
ities
April
April
Jan
26
5%
15
Jan
47
8
€%■ preference
roads
March -31.
Mar
ilVa
19% -Jan
98% 100
—2
(F'W) Ltd—•
dep rets ord Teg-—
Amer
Util¬
..Rail¬
"
Total
448.61
Wool worth
•
—
15
28.
Mar
'40
200
:
12%
■»' 5
——1
common
20
Indus¬
Date
March
27% Mar
-Mar
Mar
1,0^0
26
17%
5%
'
1
Weodall
.
.
—
Jan
90
11%
12
-1
Wood- Newspaper' Machine
Industries Inc
i
•
7'
-ff Jan
Jan
8,lo0
■
11%
257/o!
-18
1
•
averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
'7/ >7,
—
Stocks
Bonds
4% Jan
X25
12%
3
-10
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4% Vo pfd.
Wood "(John) Industries Ltd—.
.4
on
;93% Jan
133
'62
1
common
'
'
Jan
1,000
1? 12
„1S
11%
26
1
;
:
being transacted during current week.
% Jan
200
-
37
•
25
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wlckes (The) Corp_
"Wflliamfe^McWilliams industries
xEx-
range),
2^Mar
.
Feb
X25%
10c
'
2
Jan
Jan
% Jan
6,900
26%
—1
•
Williams
80
25%
10
.
preferred—.
-conv
fn
79%
2534
30
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg^.
White Eagle Internat Oil Co
Jan
2%
—4 -% Feb
-
year's
■
(35 Stocks)
Va
-Is
Westmoreland Ttic^__v._—
1% Jan
17% Feb
Feb
120
Stationary com—-*
Westmoreland OoaL-—..—L
*•'
119%
91 - Feb
*
in
*
10
Jan
;
Leaseholds -Ltd
39%
,
the daily closing
are
7 30
Jan
Hi
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—H)0
Western Stockholders Tnvest Ltd—
7.7
19% Mar
Jan
1%
6,500
,
Western
Below
2% Apr
27%
600
V«
1%
1%
49%
37%
2
---
l'
Mar
108% Jan
16% Apr
2% Jan
1% Jan
1,100
2%
Jan
2% Feb
24% Jan
« Jan
« Jan
100
Included
(not
■
•
...
Stock and Bond
Feb
69
1% Mar
-20
16%
111
..1
Wdotwortb Manufacturing.
;i2 J
/ '16%
-■
(DU)
Weiman Jb Company Inc.
•'
400
39%
39%
-
4% Jan
2"%
Jan
14%
1
1
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference—— i—:
•
2%
56
30
Wallace <Ss Tiernan Inc
Walthatn Precision Instrument Co
"
-30
56
43%"
21
x
Jan
10
*•"
■
2% Jan
2% Jan
200
67
*2%
4
$2 canhulative preferred
2%
"67
49"
*
Jan
listed
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext.
160
54
"
Abbreviations used .above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons;" consolidated;
"cum," cumula„conJ'" convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c,"; Voting-trust certificates:
:• -when
Issued;
with warrants;, "x w," without warrants.
*
4:.
^
Aircraft Co
Waco
.54
*1»,
W
'
99%
54. '
'
'
"
Apr
v;
"
3% Jan-
_
-
?jv3.%
'
<
Jan
-Jan
9
Feb
38% Feb
2% Jan
>
3% Jan
-1,100
"
*
-•4% Mar
200
1
Corp
80
>
.S'
?
2
600
-
—r—~
"172
transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction,
3Reported in receivership,
4% Feb
30% Jan
-1,000
%
3
•
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Vulcan
4% Mar
10
—-
2
.2
-1
:
35"
4%
Instrument Co
■
Vinco Corporation
80
33%
*
—
'""472'
2012—Jah-Jal#
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
being traded flat.
••
;
^Thursday's bid
'
.
7f73%V7
(.
.
'Nonpar vhlue.>a Deferred delivery
Ex-liquldatlng
(not
..16% Mar
-
(>T
—
—__Jan-Julj
A)
.
Valspar Corp common.
r$4 convertible preferred.
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Norman Industries warrants
ti65
—
.
^ Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
•
; 28% Mar
..2,900
.
173
Jan
-,
25
.
.
19%
.194'
,161%
-
-.l
Jan
.
194
•
,11-x
High
19 %
-435%'v-77'-; 4'
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan
^A) Mb 3fl08__May-NoB
'Mortgage Bank of Bogota-—
•
:-A73 (Issue Of May 1H7)' 1947—
BfoiNNhT
A 7s
(Issue of Oct 1927)
1947
Aprll-Ool
Mortgage Bank of Denmark. 5s 1872
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%a 200&
^Mar-Sflpl
Jan
Low
257".'
f'|i68
—Feb-Aug
xFehrAug
19^L
Jan. 1
No.
4195 '
*7'
(60% redeemed),—^
AHanover (Prov) «%s 1049—
ALlma Glty (Peru) 6%s stamped
Range since
Sold
-High
"420"
_June-D«c
'T7s-1939
3% Mar
1% Apr
500
.
secured 6s 1947
AHanover (City of) Germany—
:4% Feb
Peb
u
"AS f
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Bid ft Asked
Danzig Port & Waterways -6 Va 8 1952—Jan- July
Bsttormsn Cons Munic 7s 1947
..Feb-Atif
Feb
rj
./-_%■ Jan
Insurance.
Universal
37%
2%
-
.
.i&--.10,500
34
,.„C
Last
Sale Price
A
six-7% Mar
>Jan
Period
Low
.Jan
3% Jan
172
Apr
% Jan.
30.
IV*
.
Universal consolidated
.
5-iV Jan,
23
Week's Range
Thursday
Interest
<
7% Mar
„3%: Feb
_
High
;
Jan
..:
.
—-200
10%
.
12%
.%
v
100
u 8 Rubber
"
:
5,300
4i
'
'-
ia,900
-
>:
5% Jan
,
32 «L. _;;300
31%
4:
.
"Low
29,400
"
'It
31%
4
American Stock Exchange
4:
'
dep rets -ord registered
United N J RR &> Ganal——L*
United i Profit Starring common
■
6%
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
"
7%
%
ENDED
BONDS
Shares
High
7%
6|J
—•
-'•r^Amer
1
7%
i
10c
--United Cuban <011 Ine_^
of Prices
Low
!
■
.
(
WEEK
for Week
'
.
FOR TIIE
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
.
:
Week's
5,000
,
419,000
581,000
488,000
4155
U22
113
113
Total
$338,000
$231,000...
$5,701,000
.
$4,129,000
r-o
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April % 1958
.
36...11532)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
THE
FOR
RANGE
APRIL 4
WEEK ENDED
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Last
Refining
American Sugar
25
__
50
Boston Edison
;
25
Anaconda Co
* "
Trust
Boston Personal Prop
Corp
Buffalo-Eclipse
Eastern Gas & Puel
Assoc com
Range Since Jan. 1
,
'
10
Mar
167%
174%
Jah
Jan
40
Mar
50
39% Jan
44
91
i;
13%
12
Jan
15
48%
49%
91
44% Feb
51%
24'A
1,077
23
Apr
87
56
Jan
39%
40%
41%
37% Jan
3C0
Jan
Co
Texas
Jan
61% Feb
Toledo
Jan
Co
common.
Copper Corp.
Boston Theatres
Jan
34%
563
33% Apr
31%
31%
120
30
Jan
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35
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200
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24%
189
22% Jan
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1,851
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57
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109
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Thursday
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26%
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209
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35
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38
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17
48%
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1,015
1,215
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115
18%
8%
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200
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104
58%
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44% Mar
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41
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6
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200
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65
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135
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10
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25
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i*
Potomac Electric Power common
Public
Jan
42% Feb
.■I
36%
.
Bperry-Rand Corp
-'
-100
Company ;j.u-l-I_:
2674
•
:
1ft
ser
20%
*
"
V
15
Co
"
23% Mar
410
3874
1
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vvl":.'
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23)4
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class
Last
--1 C_
—6.50"
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
■
1274 Afar
23 Vn
3
Co
;V
72%'
-Atlantic City. Electric Co_
Finance
11 Va
297b
-1
Brands
250
Feb
% 16c
y,
2574 Map
Jan
Apr
2874
Co
Calif F-dison
Standard
127b
24
23 Va
—7.50
Southwestern
10
3.20
29
Co
Railway
327b
15.
v
10
Co
Bouthern
/
37 %
:ia
—1
4.32% cum pfd
Southern Cai Gas Co pfd
Southern Calif Petroleum
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co
*
1,256
14,247
3
27) 2
29%
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
'
40%
Jan
23 Va
Corp
Signal Oil & Gas
237b
8
(Un)
Finance
159
1.667b
Joseph Lead (Un)
Regis Paper Co (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com
Schenley Industries (Un)
Bt
Schering Corp
257b
U
J. i
1
17%
;■v 21%Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
_—10
St
■
25)4 Mar
27%
_—10
Safeway Stores Inc
192
id
72%
__
Feb
26)4
.1 a
.-AO
American Stores Go-i.w—.
^'American Tel & Tel_—
Arundel Corporation!--—.
71% Mar
Mar
40)4
40%
—
.
Par
Apr
'Jan
257b
*
,°;''
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Curtis
•'
'
^Thursday
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32 7 b Mar
Jan
26)4
V
169
Stock
Chrysler Corp
Rockwell -Spring & Axle Co (Un)
5
Rohr Aircraft.
Corp—
1.
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un )_ —20
g
Rights
:
:
I
Ryan Aeronautical Co_
;
1
i
Sale Price
44% Mar
11% Jan
56
(Un)___II
Jan
44% Mar
64
538
823a
'v'-.r
13% Mar
315
1,100
Feb
Feb,
37
-
-7% Mar
17% Feb
25% Apr
Jan
796
89a
77%
'
32%r Jan
r
com
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Jan
8)'a
.455 Va
,
,
Feb
Feb
Apr
26%
200
62%
59%
1 lc
•- /; 15%
100
V'
153e
13% Feb
214
12%
a71%
:: 89c
%,.:;,
5%
s
Jan
33% Mar
Feb
;■ 38%
22,943
37% ->V
a73 - i
12%-c-
-37%
4-'
Z&Lii
—
3i
21%
5^a
(Un)—*
Tube
.Zenith Radio Corp new
48
Jan
14%., Jan
.
Jan
Apr
:58
261
;!.\4,22%
•5978 Mar
I-
V
5%-Jan
2,547
910
19%.
12%
1
,
39%"
'30%
xp y*
1,815
.
31%
v
V
;> 205
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;
STOCKS
.
t, 20^.
-J High
„l.
Jam
una
:a18%
7,000
•
-
" 4
•-
-
Jan
.15%
.
52%'. Mar
45% Jan
29% Feb
.1,004
25%
37%
19%:
.—III
Inc Co.
1474
"
S»f.i
t
;5a ' :62
11C
11c
19% *20Va
41 Va
42%
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&
17 .'.Mar
,
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367b
634
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15%
.
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47
Jan
137
32
;;
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17%
;20%
:.V20%
42%'
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r'f;
High
17%:
V.
-Shares;
•
Youngstown Sheet
'4
Radio Corp.of America (Un)
Ry Equip ►& .Realty Co_
'
Low
••
Oil
Yellow Cab Co common
.
'<
65
Jan
%
330
33'%v
.
of Prices
13% Jan
19%
Basin
Exploration. —,10c
-Wilson Si Co Inc
(Un)^____
Wool war tli (F W)
t'Un>
_A
10-
75 3 4 Mar
290
-
Williston
39% Feb
Jan
•-
Sales
for Week
Range
Western-Union Telegraph (Un)_ .-'-2:56
-v-;-—
Westinghouse Air-Brake (Un)
io
Wesungnouse Elec Corp (On)
I/-12.B0
'"*58
">■! 126% Mar
Jan
Wepk's.
Last
-Par
Jan
31%
•
363
22%
93%
-54%
501
-
Jan
118%
Thursday
;
Apr
17% Mar
240
- • -
High
44%
87
250
7374:
11%
1
4
STOCKS
40% Jan
100
>
Ffizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp -(Un)
Philco Corp .(Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips- Petroleum Co-
APRIL
t'
-Sale Prloe
Low
3,109
'V:
33 74 T;
■
22%
•••/
/
17%
73
v
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
„
!,;
9174
122%'123%
13%
13%
-a-
*
i—_33%c
1-7 3b-
I.
50
—-
9174
177b
.
100
Pan American World
Airways (Un)—1
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1
Parke,
^
Shares
,
High
4334 -'44%-
-
.
*
WEEK
for Week
*f Prices
LOW
-
•
Pacific Tel &; Tel common
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
*
THE
Sales
Range
Sale Price
a-.'
■
Week's
Last
/
FOR
.
Equitable
Home
Natco
Gas
Co
(Joseph)
Corp
60
267b
Jan
30
Feb
*
31
31
50
29)4 Alar
31
Mar
5
Co
137b
137b
50
117b
15% Mar
2Va
690
1074 Jan
Jan
ft
.
U
U
U
S
Plywood
Corp__
1
S
Rubber -(Un)
S Steel
Corp -common
Universal
Consol
Universal
Pictures
.
1(3%
OH
Co
(Raphael)
Westates -Petroleums com
(Un).
For
footnotes
see
page
44.
Jan
51%
Jan
43) is.
455
39%
Feb
44
Mar
100
19% Mar
20
17%
17 Va
20
613a Mar
10%
19%
885
56c
57c
1,560
8%
8%
735
8% Mar
87a
35%
100
35% Mar
20
5
Brewing
convertible
Co
common—2.50
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell
35%
56c-
8%
$2.50
2)b
38
25
38
09
73%
2Va Jan
2%
Feb
68
34%
Jan
38
222
677b
Feb
76 Va Alar
Mar
Apr
43
25c
35
635
2,876
20
,_l
Dept Stores,,
Jan
33
43
1
29%
58%
20
;
31% Mar
Apr
56%
l
100
(Un)
Preferred (Un)
West Coast Life
Insurance
Western Air Lines Inc
26%
32%
50%
10
Inc (Un)
Weill «fc Co
Western
ft
Pittsburgh
250
20 Va
45%
299
20
Apr
23
10 %
10%
160
10%
Jan
12%
12
56c
Jan
Mar
21
64c
Mar
San
Spring
Toy Alining
&
Axle
10
(59
1
7%
7%
20
5
23 %
237b
54
22
1
26 Ve
26 %
27
2274
Jan
27% Feb
,14c
16c
10c
Jan
20c
12
Jan
14
Jan
32
Jan
377b
Jan
Apr
657b
Feb
26%
—10c
4,600
6Tb
Jan
774
Feb
Mar
25%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
United
Engineering & Foundry
Vanadium
Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp—^—-12.50
Alloys Steel
—^
13
13%
3374
33%
3374
20
58
577b
62 Va
118
—5
Mar
*
180
-577b
•/
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The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
.
.
/
Monday, April 7, 1958
.
-< 1576)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
/y'-vv
THE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
'Y.&'v: Ayy'/.y/■;■■//
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper common
4%% preferred.—
Low
■
Ltd
Aluminium
Aluminum Co of Canada
4% %
pfd:
preferred
Asbestos
Corp
5%% preferred
Bailey Selburn
of
Nova
14,258
2574) Mar
31% Mar
Jan
23 %
Mar
National Drug & Chemical common—5
National Steel Car Corp common
*
1,880
27%
Feb
32
Mar
Noranda
al67b al67s
300
15% Mar
17
Jan
55
a22 a22%
40%
42
53%
20
40
40
2,165
36
40
36
36
30
2372
43%
54V2
Feb
Jan
40
Jan
37
35% Mar
Penmans common
280
16
Apr
39%
Jan
42% Feb
25
41
Jan
46 % Mar
45
Jan
49% Mar
6%
British American
36%
36%
92
•
50
-50
50
Columbia
Forest Products
Foundries
75
42
Jan
300
47
44%
50
Jan
50
Mar
41%
45
40%
Jan
44
Mar
50%
51%
569
48%
Jan
51% Mar
1,075
8%
Jan
12
Jan
41% Mar
9
9%
397'a
39
397b
810
4374
4374
43%
685
39%
Jan
;44% Mar
10%
10%
10%
700
9%
Jan
6
200
4'% Mar
397 a
4074
130
40%
Breweries
Celanese
Mar
27%
98%
1,190
I - 53
53
25
51
Feb
55
24
10
24
Mar
25
Mar
95
95
95
15
90% Jan
Mar
95
w
39
1,135
30%
Jan
40
12
al2
105
11%
Jan
12% Mar
a
'
40% Jan
45%
Feb
Trans Canada
995
25
Jail
28
Feb
United
287 a
25%
Jan
600
87b
1,430
8% Mar
3.00
200
3.00 Mar
•
26%
25%
26 7
•
16 Va
15%
16%
8 7
874
29%
130
a
30
55
4.80
200
8
8
450
5
15%
6
167 a
—
v
2,380
4.80
•
1674
157
157k
—,
y
-475
150
475
25
13
107i
Feb
28%
27
Jan
30
5
Mar
5
Mar
574 Jan
Mar
8.
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Jan
17
Steel
60
53%
2,390
:,38% 1,387it
*26%' :;,i «26 Vs.' 28 7y
al2%C:al:2% al2%
14,105
39%
—♦
53 .V-i
.
52%
..
Jan
31
10
500
'•
—
10
1—
Feb
Jan
"
26 7 2 Mar
Jail
33
1674 Mar
18
38
Jan
74
Feb
45 72
Jan
53%
Apr
38% Mar
41%
Feb
20%
Mar
29% Feb
14
-Feb
Jan
2774 Mar
Feb
Jan
Pipeline—
*
•
—.—
6%
preferred
'
Winnipeg Central Gas
15
Feb
79
79
5
79
Apr
80
2,230
16
Jan
19
—
46%
45%
Jan
117b
17%
Jan
47%
117b
100
11Tb
Apr
15
25
2,485
27%
3,754
Jan
25 J/4
14 7 b al5 74
164
13
16
Jan
175
21%
2572
Apr
a
2574
8%
87k
678
Mar
77u
Jan
Feb
8%
Apr
Abitca
Lumber
-Timber—
&
195
10%
Jan
1172 Mar
16%
Jan
19%
Anglo
2.50
2; 50
700
2.00
Feb
2.50
27
45
16% 1674
alGVa al674
550
Jan
Jan
27
Mar
16%
Jan
25
16
Feb
17 Vb
Jan
45
45
10
43
Feb
13 Va
48%
Jan
13%
15
330
13 Va
Apr
17
Feb
17 Va
Jan
Nfld
Canada &
2G%
27
760
Corsets
8.00
8.60
200
•
22 Vb
227b
227k
2,540
25
12
9
12
2,490
•
.-
•
...
com
Coal
7.75 Jan
207b
7% Feb
Canada
200
13
Jun
14
Apr
365
23%
Jan
27
60
Jan
65
20%
Apr
2074
751
18%
Jan
22
Feb
56
20%
5774
1,280
51
Jan
*
12
12
1274
5,120
97b
8%
9
14,445
7%
35
35
90
•
16%
a
167 b
1,296
79
79
5
50
_♦
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Ford Motor Co—
107
79
7%
—
*
5
Foundation Co of Canada
•
7%
100
30
21
Apr
9
35
Jail
Mar
15% Mar
18%
84
7
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
7% Mar
420
14% Jan
3974
125
38%
Feb
20%
167b
Apr
40% Mar
common
405
25
227-2 Mar
25
621
16%
22%
Jan
25
Jan
760
7.60
25% Mar
8
395
6.90
Jan
*
preferred
21
*
10
common
3174
32
3174
10274 10274
1,090
27
Jan
32
100
101
Jan
104
100
.
Dynamics—.
——.
i
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
5574
5574
567 b
1,168
♦
Ltd
31 %
31
3174
400
3374
32
3374
99
99
1474
1474
1474
505
14%
14
14
1474
635
14
29
•
50
Home Oil class A.:
Class X>
2
~*
Howard Smith Paper common.:
$2.00 preferred
Mining
.*
50
•
Imperial Investment new class A
*
Imperial Oif Ltd
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
•
'•6% preferred
4.G874
Indus Acceptance Corp common
*
$2.75 preferred
50
preferred
100
Inland Cement Preferred
I.io
Internat Bronze Powders GF'c
pfd
International Nickel of Canada com
International Paper common
25
•
Petroleum
International
Utilities Corp common..5
Ltd
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Labatt Limited (John)
Laurentide Acceptance class A
i
nace
•
5
•
_♦
Lewis Bros Ltd
28
Jan
34
Mar
2,200
28
Jani
333/4
50
99
•
44
B_
Apr
Apr
Mar
Internatl
Tr
Inv
Shares
Range Since Jaa. l
'
Low
.25
160
25
Mar
1,05.3
5
Jan
»a227a'"
a23
155
A, 3874
;
38%
175
6,061
25
50c
Jan
880
jo
'2.20 ' 2.20
24
Consolidated Div Standard Sec
Preferred
a4.rtv2.2ff
"A"—V.V;
a90c
3474
Jan
38% Mar
Jan
151 % Mar
1574
16
Jan
-
177b
Feb
16% Feb
365
25%
Jan
30
25
41 3,b
Feb
43% Mar
930
8
8%
2,125
4074
2,798
127b
674
674
1,000
2974
2974
3074
2,975
52
52
13
2,271
52
490
a95 74 a95 74
160
13
—
19
—
72
a28
,
V-3T74 v
94c
Mar
28
Mar
2.851
V2r.3i%.
28,
t.UO
21
McCol-Frontenac
Melchers
250
29% Mar
33% Feb
177/a
Jan
20
Mar
875
29
Jan
34
Feb
59c
100
32c
30c
Feb
78
Feb
•
Jan
a397a a397a
Jan
66%
1,120
4,y73*r:
:
cum
Ltd
6Vr
Corp
Mount
pfd—.
Jan
6
common——
St
&
Telephone
M
Corp
87
40 Va Mar
40 Va Mar
8
Jan
'•"
5r/o
Finance
46
Feb
Mar
13%
Apr
135
227a
Feb
24
«
64
1,285
200
22
16
875
53c
1,490
22 ./
36
;16 -
y' vj:
774
50c
•-
25
Jan
Jan
70
-Mar
Jan
-6
,Mar
42%" Feb
-
45
I'eb
227i
Apr
24
Mar
18%
Jan
22
Mar
16
Apr
16% Md*
50c
Feb
35c
Jan
13174131U
5,0
Jaii
131% Mar
"^367-/i-37»4
585
31%
Jan
37% Mar
'40
50
3974
Feb
40% Mar
11
2,210
10% Mar
11
43%.
1,270
40'% Mar
6IV2
pfd—10(|
367s
29%'y 39% r11,;.%
11.
—4C
1C
467a
Mountain
467a
120
r
Apr
Jan
"
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Wainwright
Waterman
Windsor
Producers
Pen
Co
Hotel
Woodford
&
Ltd
lj
Refiners
(L
100
class A
—_.1.
-
A—i...
and
66
2.80
79
Jan
125
5
50
21
Mar
a50
a
50
21
6Va
Mar
<i22
.
Mar
3.20 Feb
Jan
5
a 22
%
—
.
Corp
200
•
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Ltd—
Royalty
B
79
—.
23
Jan
Mar
Stocks—
...
.
;al0"
8% M'ar
417 b
Feb
12%
605
„
A.—
14%
Jan
250
common
Corp Fund
2
Oil Pipo Line Co.
'
Jan
Feb
11%
150
"45
Corp class A_..._
preferred.
Trans-Canada
44%
-90
14
1,000
227a'V. 227'a 'y 24
;
Bearings (Can) class A—
Gt»s Jna———1——
Southern Canada Power Grx
•": 89
-14
;-12%v 12%
a2277a
.a227~i fl227ii
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: 7%'8
Maurice
Traders
,:•***• 14
1274'
'
Dairies Ltd——
Newfoundland Light & Pow Co Ltd—
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd coin.
Quebec
.
.i
,
0
Royal
Ltd
:.'389 : ^89
pfd—1( 6
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
%
alC
a—
a—
,»i./
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AOc
12
Mar
Feb
Feb
674 Feb
Mining
Alscope
31
5072
Jan
52 74
Feb
Anthonian
91
Jan
Arno
Mar
Oil
Exploration
Jan
Feb
class A.
Light & Power common ..13
26
90
'
v59c V ":59c
Oil 4r/o
Distilleries
Mexican
Anacon
Lead
13%
19
Apr
20
4,571
6972
Jan
83%
Feb
91
Feb
355
313,4
2172
Feb
36%
Jan
Jan
267/4 Mar
Bandowan
37
Jan
447i Mar
Barvallee
:
Ltd
;
12c
Jan
10,000
45c
Feb
21,500
674 c
Jan
life
50c:.^!.l
20<j
rlQc: "
•
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%%:6c:T~
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—
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00c ' l ale
9%c y,10c
...
Corp
20r
4c
Sev
"4c
1,000
68c
Feb
-10c
Mar
16c
Feb
'
,
374c Jan
77 74 Mar
225
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Mining
Mines
10% Mar
89
a
Jan
Can
Mar
Ma r
Ltd|*. v ^3334":;! '*33% lr ^i
Linoleum Co
of
Co
Jan
28
43 2
Jan
240
19
Ltd.
Investment Foundation Ltd common.
105
88
21
Motor
925
3474
3474
a2374 a2374
12%
Ford
Feb
! ;19
10
—
Works
\
>27pO
2.00 Mar
17
.
Ltd.——--#>*>33% :% "..33133%
Ltd——.
13
7274
42
5%
Oilcloth
Mfg
Class
Jan
3872 Mar
127a
Dominion
Fleet
19
71
42
6%
Engineering
Mar
.
A—'
a
50
a90c
/y ' a28"
—__—
Dominion
Jan
Mar
Jan
150.
'
100
a80
Co.——;
Consolidated Paper Corp
Consumers Gas
Feb
Ltd—
preferred——~1
Marconi
Feb
5%
.
Canadian
-
-
*31
;
.
20%
5
41I5071I a 150%
Z:': al5%,a'!5%
.j
36c
,
High
57.4
Apr
43
403b Mar
Jan
Mar
for Week
40c
,3jB%
—_I
Co
cumulative
Trans
99
4374
3974
alO%
Apr
1
43
874
34 74
Mar
65
Jan
127b
a2374
class
Ltd
Arena
Canadian
R
Mar
54% Mar
3974
—
Feb
4174
—
4174
7.50
International
Co
29
8.80
27%
.•
preferred
28
Sales
-
38c'.
/
fey a22%
Dredge & Dock Co.—
Moore
1674
3974
Apr
•7.50
Jan
Apr
77
16 Va
——
Apr
127*
Feb
35
57%
Jan
8 7/a
Jan
26% Mar
105
Mar
50
*
7%%
preferred (1956)
Dupuis Freres class A
Apr
14
Packers
Canadian
Jan
12
65
*
Dow Brewery Ltd...
Du Pont (1956) common
23%
27
•
common
B-GP Jan
Feb
14
•
common
Feb
65
*
Dominion Stores Ltd
27 74
26
*
— ~
common
26% Jun
2.35
25,,
5%
.
v-574
Development Co Ltd..—.
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
.Canadian
5«/6
Foundries & Steel
'
.39C *
Anglo- Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—-
1,785
26%
2.80
Jan
High
;——.7
al2
Jan
; 2.15 Jaii
Exchange
Raiige
Par ^
17%
23
2574
122
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
re
Last.---
all
'
Dominion
26% Jan
Thursday -7 Week's"
17%
45
Dominion
1,000
100
28
SaleTrice. of Prices
27
2.50
4.30
STOCKS
11%
A
—
10372 Mar
Jan
2.50
preferred
20
«
1%:-
Feb
247 b
23 Va
21%
Apr
2474
8%
2
105
—*
17%
a
-105
-.i-X-'4.10
,v28.:Viv *-28
.1—
Jan
23%
2474
1574
f.
250
Prices Shown
Feb
23-%
Smelting
1,100
2674
Canadian /Stock
Jan
765
1,980
2,40
257 a
26% V
100
♦
Zellers Limited common—_—
Jan
17%
4674
a
26 %>
2.20W/'22.20
/i25%A;a>25%
Jan
17
79
Jan
♦
Ltd——
(Canada)
12
1
Walker Gooderham & Worts new com..*
Weston (Geo) class A
70
Mar
257 a
Seagrams
Dome
Exploration
Dominion Bridge
80
y
Mar
46%
Distillers
t'.-
-
Corp.i..—
Webb & Knapp
Feb
16% Mar
4.80 Mar
15%
Jan
3.00 Mar
Mar
17%
....
footnotes see
a33
17-%
39%
21 Va
Feb
29%
45
•34-
28% Mar
287a
a
2.80
preferred-
Bank
Toronto-Dominion
699
27%
.................
for
Feb
Jan
44%:
Crown Zellerbach
$4.50
a33
•:
,.»17*%
'
.
Canada.-———
27
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Bay
u24^!i
*
43%
Consumers Glass
Hudson
2®
—
Steel Co of
&3&
it
.
"
*
..
.-
& Sons common^.—J—-—•
Southam Co
27%
28%
Equipment—,.-
1st
Mar
4.40
140
44%
Consolidated
Renfrew
100
Feb
25
43%
•
com
.'/
29 '.
■
—50
\{U. preferred
of Canada
Williams
Simon (H)
Simpsons
Apr
39
—
'
2.80
Combined Enterprises
Holt
Jaii
14%
Jan
4.25
Apr
V
Feb
24
.—...
Paper Co
95
Feb
98% Mar
70
27
24
.10
Lakes
12% Mar
60
Feb
Jan
-
33. \ Jan
Sicks' Breweries common
Vickers
Great
-13
43
29
Canadian
General
7,867
20
a
25%
Feb
28%
Feb
common
preferred
a
98.
5
(7ft 98
-.••
Mar
107b
Jan
20
Jail
.25
5%
12%
7'B
"T
25
210
Feb
3.65 Mar
1474
70
85
Petrofina
Gatineau Power
.25
"Ill
64%
117b Mar
385
24%
Canadian
Petroleum
Mar
3.10 Mar
150
a35
160
Jan
62
98 7a
27%
,
Fraser Cos Ltd
53
33,015
"VA
12
29
29
A3' 4314
A
Canadian Oil Companies common
Canadian Pacific Railway
French
•12%
A
Series
•
preferred
Dominion Textile
3.55
.
:
Apr
„•
.
& Chemical
Jan
Apr
Class
—50
Dominion Tar
Mar
100%
ra22 V a22
>v
.'f-.tg
14
Jan
4,343
5574
3.45
iw/t'Jl
*
Feb
Jan
26%
Sherwin
International Power
&
.riA
/ •
13,
127b
98
29 V2
lo
Preferred
Dominion Steel
4
Vjll%
1274 Mar
Feb
Mar
GO
100
547'b
3.45
lH/8'
31
Jan
Feb
20
Dominion Glass
547b
25%
Jan
Jan
29%
»
6% preferred
Dominion Coal 6r/e
100
2,810
.100
Jati
2774
955
26
28% Jan
25
B
1274
•
Jan
23%
Feb
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common...*
Class
1274
'
•—
1274 Mar
'
common
class
•r
1374\ -137jj
,.
1374
86
Feb
20
/ 5.348
31
43% Mar
117a
275
Jan
Cottons
Distillery
23%;'
*.'.30
'3.75 Jan
Jan
3,021
24%
Chemical & Cellulose....—,•
Corbys
•31
Feb
85
100
•23%V-~23V4
125
3.00
3472 Jan
a
26%
100
$1.75 series
Consolidated Mining &
Textile
25
a
770
Canadian
Farm
a3.00
:•
va85
26 7
1,301
———
Ltd
60 74 Mar
29 7
1,919
Canadian
Locomotive
Feb
29
70
■
common
Industries
543,8
-25%
28
25
Canadian
200
34% Mar
29
29%-
'
common
common
Jan
465
26%
69%
12.50
——
Bronze
Apr
31
25
27%
26
British Aluminum
Canadian
25%
:-10%
10
0
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey warrants
Class E 5%% preferred—
2774
100
Preferred
Cockshutt
Mar
'
28
10
common
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
42
Jan
:
Apr
69%
29%
•
....
Canadian
6
Mar
120
Jan
1,150
Cemerif
Lawrence
Jan
24
a1272:- 'al2% a 12%
class A——*
8t Lawrence Corp common—.
*
5% preferred ——100
St
•
Steamship common
preferred
Canadian
36%
Feb
1057a
Feb
Jan
-239^
38
._10
—_X_—
Preferred
11% Mar
6
37
31
20 V2
110
a 8!)
TOO
Rights
—
—Royalite Oil Co Ltd Common..—
295
Jan
16% Mar
5972
a3.00
•
preferred—
Royal Bank of Canada
26
8".. Jan
29 v2 Mar
•
...37%
——
5%%
40% Mar
100
2,535
-10
59
•*
Quebec Natural .GaS-_A-——-I—1
46% Feb
22V4 Mar
Feb
:
•
38
common——-—*
Quebec Power
10
£
2-*,y
49%
Canada
Rights
93% Mar
Apr
12% Mar
Feb
10
'
23
100
—
Transport
20
—-
.
89% Jan
preferred
Jan
3574 Jan
36
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
preferred
Canada
Malting
common.—
4%%
preferred
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40% pfd
Canadian
110
Jan
41%
•
4%%
V
93%
44%
6%
367i
'■■■ •"
preferred
Canadian
38% Mar
•
Calgary Power common
Canada Cement common
5%
Jan
Mar
6
1
A_1
a
i.
•
Jan
33%
4f«
117a
21
-f
2,400
••2972
-31
:—*
common—
38% Mar
28
——■-—9.20
—
Co Ltd
&
Provincial
Feb
25
.*
class
Ltd
Iron
27 %
4.00
Feb
•
Building Products
Canada
435
1,240
•
Telephone—
Brown Co
$1.30
5,061
37
51%
50
British Columbia
/.
6%
36%
3.50
Bros
18% Mar
Jan
Mar
•
4072
.-
12%
preferred
Mills
6
36%
92%
44%
100
British Columbia Power
Brack
572
1,050
Premium Iron Ores
Price
.
*
~
Electric Co—
preferred
red
preferred
5% preferred
4%% preferred
British
49
3.80
3.80
—•
4 %%
5%%
48
49
Corp of Canada.
Jan
92
16%
1774
'113%
.116
T25»% -25%
-
1
-*
—
Power
17% Mar
5,572
45
,
113 %
—
1674
28
•25%
Powell River
25
a21 a21%
'28
——
Company
15% Mar
Jan1
375
16% V
—;
—
Mar
15
-;39%
'
1
Placer Development
41% Feb
16%
■
Tubes
Page-Hersey
Mar
30
200
•
12%''•*^12%.- 12%
a2P,4 't>-
Ogilvle Flour Mills commdn——
Feb
Jan
48
'"30
250
a20
-
Mar
Jan
Jan
345
VV"AVS-.f'X
Mines Ltd———————— *
Pacific Petroleums—
Feb
Jan
51
292
Jan
38%
1,728
53
53
41%
British Columbia
aW
Apr
■
Apr
5574 Mar
2774 Jan
.
98'%- 987-2
Mar
31%
«4
Jan
26
*
50% Mar
41%
;
50
Mar
50
46
—100
preferred
77
5
Morgan & Co common
4%%
"7
10
:
—
Montreal Trust
Feb
635
-28%
High
28% Mar
Jan
5%
29%
a477s
a47
29%
♦
24
' '"ft'29% a297a
14% •• '- '14% / -" 15
«73'4'ii'-"';/34 34%
50
preferred—
—'—..V,———
49
16
i.
292
Jan
45
cum
55
54:!4
Jan
41%
4Wo
84
54
Jan
a22%
Telephone
Note Co
83
45%
Bowater Corp 5%
Bank
84
54%
43%
30%
16%,
a
10
•
British American Oil common
.100
..100
—
48
16
■
9,325
20
4'J
41%
T2
7
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
,»
——-—25
preferred.™
50
5%% preferred
50
Bowater Paper
£
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
•
flQcc
Bell
6%
50
49
'
-
30%
10
Banque Canadienne Nationale
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
245
47%
a51 % a51 %
10
Scotia
Jan
Apr
22%
50
a23
47%
47%
—
21
Montreal
of
7
.
•
Bank
22
4.774
28
u23
•
—
Bank
25'.4
20%
50
Atlas Steels Ltd
Jan
LOW
135
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B.'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26
•
50
pfd
$2.40
19% Mar
20
26%
25
26%
50
Ltd
Corp
Jan
23
25
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd——_—
Argus
Low
2574
.■
—
Paper 572%
Mersey
Mar
24
355
50
alO
High
29
Jan
2,45G
23%
...
McColl Frontenac Oil—
24% Jtin
2774
25%
•
•
*
LOW
High
27
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class A—A——*
Algoma Steel
Preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
2574
MacMjllan & Bloedel class B
Massey-Harris-Ferguson common-
Shares
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
23%
al8%
27*
•
25
Last
Sale Price
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
Week's
Thursday
4
■■iv-.
:'A
437
a
no
1,035
21
25
12%
12%
10% a.10%
100
250
Jan
Mar
,
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Metal Mines Ltd
i
Band-Ore
Baska
Gold
Ji28c"*''*, 28c; A*"3'i!c v;Mines Ltd
Mines
Mines
Uranium
Mines
Apr
•Beatrice
Feb
Eeaucage Mines' Ltd
Jan
10 Va
Lake
"
^
Ltd
.2
1
Bateman Bay Mining
12 7 2
1.00
1.05""
Ltd
217k Mar
Red
4c-»y '4c
.J
_J
__L
Ltd
Gold
■
,
1:
Mines
;
Ltd
"
-374 c Mar
Jan
1074 c Mar
23c
Mar
3C
Jan
"5c
Jan
7?.C
Jan
1.10
Apr
574c
Jan
'1;000
78,300
5c
1,000
-21C
-
C5c
4%c Mar
5c
9
5,000
21C* "-21c
A^%4,;;-38I)
Jan
6b
1.10
5c
.tic
-?1
*
5c
5.500
1,200
-
Baker Talc Ltd
11
'8%
*5,00)
;
Aull
18% Jan
Mar
.
•
21c
13C
Jan
2,000
4e
Jan
35,500
5c
Apr
21c
Mar
1(>,0()0
Jan
.
...
Mar
^C4c
Mar
5c.
Feb
6c
Apr
Number 5731
Volume 137
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Low
Belcher - Mining Corp Ltd-——.
Belleehasse Mining Corp Ltd
1
Belle-Chibougaraau
1
Mines
1.00
Bonville
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1.000
8Gc
Feb
39c
41c
4,000
37c
Mar
10c
11c
4,000
6c
Jan
18c
18c
1,500
12c
Jan
Gc
Apr
7c '
Jan
"v
Gc
.
6c
2,000
12<:
25,300
13c
3,500
*
lie
Mining & Smelt Corp Ltd_l
Gc
10c;
-lie--
10c
2.40
Burnt.Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd—1—-*
*
15c
•
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
2.40/* 2.40
15C
16c
1.52
14c
17 c
Par
Abltlbl Power & Paper common—
Preferred
1
Feb
/17lie
*Ca«jpbelLChibQugamau Mines' Ltd
Atlantic Oil Ltd—:
-2
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd—
>\
-v. Common.
—3
———
5%:- preferred'
■V 4.00
Can-Met,
Explorations
5150"
?
18c!
Acadia. Atlantic- Sugar
Ltd
i2,,i>c;
1
•
Ljtdh-d-d
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd-™—1
Chipmaa- Lake Mines Ltd—.
-1
Class.. B- warrants——
"
a
75c
9%c
—
5c
-
.
1.1
7c
.
_1
7c
3,200
10c
.'7.35 17.50
; • 5c; ;
5c.
37c ' 37c
13
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd—1 \.li
Continental
1,800
5c
-:*"*5d-.'
Metah Mines Ltd—1
Faloonbridge Nickel
1—1
9c
•1;
—1
.Mines- Ltd
1/ff 9aT**
'
10c
Gc Inc—
111
; "i-Ga''
Gc
Fatlma, Mining Co Ltd
———_1_T
54c. "l&la '
54c
Fontana* Mines (1945) Ltd—r—a—1
•r:3'yi<t'?3TaU
Fundv? Bay-Copper Mines Ltd"——
—1 llv
8cl.--'"'!r7b>y; 8c
Futurity Oils' Ltd—
:
45c;i* 47c
——1 I1! 47c '
■
;
25c
-r
4c
22-ftt
-
.
i.l
Lingside; Copper Mining Co Ltd—
Lithium, Corp of Canada Ltd
Louviccurt Goldfield Corp.—i-
27c*'.v 32c
4c. 5!'8c
j" r'L* '-'
Ltd/ill
2
NcwrJack Lake
Uranflljn
Alines Ltd
99c
,
•
50c
,
V
"■
7.40a,. 41c,
iXVOlSillOV*
1, 99(5-^ 99c
*.40a
50c
1,800
Jan
62c:
2,000
40
Feb
Feb
87c
Feb
Mar
65c:
9'.'r:Jan
Jan
1014 Feb
K'/cC
1—
1
6
%er
7c
ll.OOo
'••22C/22! 1c
2,000
lTOtfv 1.08
59
1.00
5c
6c-
11,750
4c
6!);t00
15c
Jan
3,000
3c
7c
8o
Miir
1,221.1.50
3.10,-; 3.20
3.400
1.05
Jan
1,100
3.00
Feb
f tlleVk 16c
78,6*50
Ltd—!— _i
.
—1.
Ltd1—I-.—,^-1...-—
y?. 12c
90c-,
Cpemiska Explorers Ltd.:
,'•%
.1
Openiiska^Copper Alines (Quebec)
1.40^.50
14c
1,600
4.4eefev.,'34c<
.
.
3,000
13c
•721&.P4S0
1,5C0
Uc-vjL2c
2,000
18c
Ltd-—.1
Partridge Canadian. Exploration
Uranium
Pennbeu Mining Corp
Rovtagc- Island (Chib •
Alines
25c
.
L
35c
35 (;
30c
Mines
Provo Gas- Producers Ltd
Ltd
i
L-
.
1
5.90
Fields
Ltd .l
Quebec Lithium
Corp
35c
•
Bell
Bethlehem
Bevcon
Ltd—
—
Feb
4.55
-
Feb
Warrants
Crest'Gold'•Mines-.
*
1.58
Rexspar Uran & Metals Alia Co Ltd. .1
Rocky. Petroleums Ltd
.——50c
52c
Stadacona-Mines
(.1944
»
Ltdl-
«■
Feb
22c
Jan;
29c;. Man
Boyinar Gold
Bralorne
Jan
48c
'
34c
Jan
55c
Mar
30c
Jan
46c
Mar
6lie Mar
10c
Jan
Steep
Rock
Iron
Mines
Sullivaiv Consolidated
Ltd.l——-il
Mines Ltd—111
Tache* Lake Alines Ltd
Tander» Afines Ltd
TarbeiP Mines Ltd„
Tazin
l
-~_.il
.c*7:
15c
'
Mines Ltcl
_I
Jan
Corp Ltd
:.l
United:Montauban Mines Ltd
;
7c
»
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd
Ventures- Ltd
—1
footnotes
ZZl
sep
nage
44.
Feb
12c
Mar
6,000
3 lie
Jan
8c
Feb
15c
Feb
23c
Jan
30c
Mar
1.26
Jan
18c
6
75(^
a
2
-.
97.525
18CjC,
400
7c i
7c
2414
lie!
20c
70c
6c- 6 lie
6.000
611c Mar
1.7&Mar
2,000
100
'
1,000
7cI
Jan
16c
22c
Jan
Mar
6.85 Mar
7c
2.64
68c
11c
Apr
2.50 Feb
Jan
Jan
15*
Apr
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
9.05
Jan
7.05
21
*
Jan'/
Jan
2314. Feb
1.60" Jan
2.03 Mar
0:14c Jim
•
1214 c Feb
38V4
Jan
43%
Feb
51
Jan
55
Feb
19c
Jan
64c
Feb
Jan
4,600
11c
20c
Jan
II,200
12,100
51c
Jan
76c
Mar
20c
Mar
30c
19c
18c
Feb
12c
Jan
21c
Mar
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
21c
88,400
014 c
7c
2,500
•
36
36
60
A
16
16
60
23c
23c
24c
30,003
3.55
3.55
3.55
99c
1.06
'
3514 Mar
105
1.04
16
96c
4114 Jan
Apr
1714c
19
Jan
Jan
J7c
Jan
3.50 Mar
12,810
56c
16c
1,500
12c
Jan
96c
1.06
23,160
86c
4.23 Jan
Jan
16c
•
Feb
1.06. Apr
Feb
17c
1.55
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1.98
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34c
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Jan
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Jan
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37c
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150
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3.85
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1.80 Jan
33% Jan
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190
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43
93
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43
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50
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5c
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Jan
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13
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38%
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62c
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41c
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54c
52c
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45c
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65c
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82c
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20
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Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary
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61c
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80c
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500
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1
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2.10 Jan
340
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225
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45c
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80c
53c
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17,700
23,000
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12%
12,679
2:75
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4c
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16c
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45c
33c
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8c
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Feb
76
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5,850
49c
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3.25 Jan
14
26
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41c
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1
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40c
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16c
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18c
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.
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-
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.
42c
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Banff
1,000
83c
40c
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Okalta, .Oils-
Mar
82clf.
20c
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9c
74
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New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals
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2
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9,000
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4c
15c
9c
30c
—11
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200
2,000
1
Mar
9c
48c
2.31
4.45
1
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18
:
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1314
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Petroleums
Atlantic
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6 lie
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Feb
/ 32c
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Jan
41i'%
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15
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5c
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3c
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Feb
.23%
,
1,900
1,285
26
—
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Asamera, Oil
..
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Jan
Jan
40c
25
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Jan
5c
2011, Jan
25c
700
9c
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Montgary Explorations Ltd.'—
1
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12,700
178,000
2,000
4c
15c
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Merriih Island Mining
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28c
2.64'
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9c.
1311 Jan
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64c
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94,850
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1
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Feb
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13c
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Jan
39c *. Feb
common
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5c
2,000
1.20
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voting trust-—
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11c
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59c
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95
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25
85
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1
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Jan
5(30
25
94
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Mar
2,500
20
1,500
1,800
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12c
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Mar
23,500
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3,500
19
5c
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3c
6,000
450
1.50
Mar
51c
1
19
42c
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Mar
21
Jan
1.45
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6,100
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2,720
.
7c
3.75
11
2,500
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—
20c
;
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Apr
Mar
9c
Feb
-
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd-—
Jan
4.25
,
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1.20 Feb
400
21
Gaspc-OiV Ventures Ltd. ——:
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Goldeiv Age. Mines iLtd
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1
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—
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42,500
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//■;7Vic Feb
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5c
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1
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Jan
16c
3.10- Jan
7,900
28c
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~
26,600'
15%
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7c
41c
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4.50
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'.3.70
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Feb
6,500
23
1
5 Yo
Apr
Jan
3.85:14.25,
,
33c
Feb
5c
29
935
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17lie Jan
33c
Jan
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1.77
Feb
500
2414
2314
1
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Jan
33c
Apr
500
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4,435
2314
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Feb
2lc
Feb
6.20
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27 V4
Alberta Distillers
Feb"
6.05
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100
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Aluminum
4,000
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Feb
4.75
Mar
15c
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27
.
Jan
72c
1.38 Mar
13,160
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914
25
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Acme
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5.90 Mar
.
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2,000
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19
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4.80
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11c
13c
33 c
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1;37c
1
ConsoL Central Cadillac Mines ,Ltd
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
5.40
17c
1.43
10c
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10.500
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Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd__———ul
Canorama- Explorations
Canuba- Mines. Ltd
4.00
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Jan
3.75
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of Prices
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2lc
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4c
350
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2,75 Feb
Mar
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Mar
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Feb
11c
23c
Exchange
Prices Shown Aro Expressed in Canadian
Dollars
Jan
51c
5
9 He Mar
1,000
Toronto Stock
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Calgaryc & Edmonton Corp Ltd——
Calumet. Uranium Mines Ltd—,
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4
High
1.00
18c
Gold Mines Ltd
1
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Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd—
1
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Shares
High
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1
Ltd
Bonneville Oil & Refining Corp—j—11-
THE
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Power
Bread
common
common
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common
1
7.90
7.40
5.15
2.75
Jan
Jan
Mar
5.90 Mar
8.25
Apr
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
42
Monday, April 7, 1958
...
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
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class
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Canada
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Iron Foundries
Canana
Life
Canada
24
25
210
1.75
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75c
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2.400
23
39
41
3G2
35
Jan
38
38%
515
34
Jan
84% ;
110
80
-
Feb
Corby
Jan
Cosmos
Jan
coulee.
90c
Jan
Mortgage—
Canada Southern Oils warrants.
Canada -Southern Petroleum.
76c
3.90
2,200
39
39
.175
/ 100
12
l'J
5c
7c
4.20
4.20
4;33
44
43%
44
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Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
6e
1
3
20
•
25
Minerals
Atlantic
Preferred
00c
3.80
12.50
;
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Canadian Astoria
9,700
71c
3.85
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Canada Steamship
83%
84%
common
—
27%
27
28 %
28%
57c
A
41
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84%
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Feb
Jan
46 :
Feb
25
Jan
28%
Apr
Davis
625
28%
4.85
25% Jan
16%
16%
Aluminum
British
150
16%
8
Mar
for
share
16%
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Canadian
class
preferred
$1%
29 %
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29%
250
4.80
4.80
88c
common
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5c
5c
9c
5.30
5.25
5.60
10,290
11%
12%
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Deealta
Canadian
12 %
Steel common
Drawn
Preferred
11%
560
87c
84c
88c
4,875
6%
6%
7
3,705
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian
Dyno Mines
Canadian
Canadian
Export Gas Ltd.
Fairbanks Morse
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Canadian
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Canadian High Crest
17
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2.00
1.98
2.10
4,475
1.65
9.75
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2,997
4.80
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Gold
Malartic
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Canadian
75c
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2.00
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27
Apr
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16
Jan
Mar
! Apr
Apr
23c
Jan
Mar
22c
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Jan
25c
1.32 Mar
Mar
58c
68C,
Mar
95c
9c
Jan
21c
70c-
2,000
50c
Jan
70c
Smelting
5.45
Jan
7.60
3.30
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3.GO
4.00
4.00
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7.25
7.20
7.55
17,305
1
99c
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33,200
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400
4.25-
3.80
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4.25
1.65
1,700
1.60 Mar
2.05
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4,000
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12c
17c
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16c
Apr
22c
1
14c
14c
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11c
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16c
37c
40c
8,404
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42c
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:
7c
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Mines.
95
45%
2.84
42,100
1.80
Jan
8%
8%
4,385
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16,500
8%
5 c'o
13c
15c
27c
Development
Consolidated
Consolidated
17c
3,800
10 %c
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19 %c
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Beta
Mines
50,093
20 %c
Feb
47 %c
5c
5,000
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12c
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4%c Mar
9c
11%
12
700
10
Jan
12
146%
148
1,905
87
Jan
155
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57c
60c
30c
30c
95c
Jan
35c
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35c
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5%c Jan
9c
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11c
Mar
Great
425
11c
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5,460
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14,000
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12,500
10c
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20c
11c
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Consolidated
Golden
7c
7c
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12%
13%
3.80
4.25
2.60
2.71
2.70
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18c
47
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55
22c
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100
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1.42
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5.25
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25
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315
—
7.00
1.18
25
Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
7
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8c
34c
36c
46,678
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1,085
27
100
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29
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80
3.000
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21,434
4.25
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6.25
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1.90
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1.10
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1.90
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13%
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Apr
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6
6
25
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12 Vi
125
12%
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20c
500
18c
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22c
28c
30c
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2.00
2.00
600
25c
2,500
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7%
3,359
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3.75
1,645
3.00
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3.75 Mai
2.80
3.05
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3.40
16
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15
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18
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15
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12
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18
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1.32
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Feb
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.
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6,000
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62c
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1
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4,480
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11c
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34
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17c
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36c
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1
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19c
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1.35 Mar
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warrants
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1
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Jan
10c
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Canada
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Feb
147
1
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7c
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7%c
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5,000
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33c
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1.05
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Feb
8c
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Apr
17c
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3,800
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2.86 Mar
29c
2.50
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16,600
80c
32c 35T2C
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Feb
55
Apr
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Key
59%
2.09
8%
14 %c
1
Coniagas Mines
Con
451 'a
2.78
10
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9
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90c
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Jan
1
Life
12%. Apr
12c
22c
Exploration
Class
3.50 Mar
1
Enterprises
A
Z"
8%
-
33c
——■
Petroleum
General
Feb
52c
Jan
4-5 %
—
1
Copper
Yellowknife
Combined
72c
Jan
2.35
1
-
Gold Mines
Confederation
Jan
40c
200
•
—
Lake
50c
1,100.
•
.25
Cody Rcco
Coin
4,100
50c
2.80
GOc
1
Coldstream
65c
48c
2.80
1
Equip
Apr
—1
General Pete Canada common
Jan
Farm
58 "2
Jan
C6c
pfd—
Companies
;
Jan
Willans
Jan
10
GC
Corp
Canada
ot
Geeo
Jan
16c
Chrysler
$5
-—
Canada
General
Jun
1
Cockshutt
50
4,727
!:
—
Galkcno
Feb
1
Cochenour
1,810
12'A
—1
Klrkland
Gatlueau
Apr
1.10
Jan
Chestervllle
Mining & Smelting
58
12
—1
—
Gaitwln
7.75 Mar
6.10 Jan
66c
Cheskirk Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Feb
56'A
AO
—
Debentures
Jan
...—1
*
Chimo Gold. Mines
11%
23
—
—
Warrants
Frobhilier
Apr
200
3.40
75o>
Jan
Jan
•
—
General
Chromium
Ltd—
—
Fraeer
Feb
1,840
7.60.:
3.40
Chiboug Jaculet Mines—
Apr
Jan
9%
18'A
16o
•
Apr
27%
50
8%
-1
Jan
10%
950
A
11
20
12
.
23%
8
23%
20
10%
57
A
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Feb
JanZ
Jan
20%
85
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2,950
General
; K
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11
—•A
Feb
66c
7.45
Chib Eayrand Cop Min
375
2,462
22'
Jan
16c-.
5,350
30,500
155c
13 %c
3.40
Mines
10 Ti
27%
8c
French
1.78 Feb
16c
7.45
Charter Oil
9
26
—I
——
Life Insurance
Francoeur
12c
•
*
22%
8c
Mines
Ford
1.40 Feb
58c
1
—
■»
■
Mines—
Investment Trust
Foundation
15c
26,774
22'
';
1.75" Jan.;
Ford Motor Co
15c
1.45«
Foil
15'A. Feb
'
1.30 Mar
Mining As
Florida
1,500
1.35
•
Gold
Feb
15
85c
Feb
8.55
Jan
Fleet Manufacturing ——;—^
1,500
1.36
Rio
Pat
25 '
'
Jan
25,100
15c'
21c
.—
....;——
Caysor Athabaska
Central
25 c
15c
17c
Ltd
Corp
Jan.
18
50O
18c
—
Castle Trethewey
Central
1.15
1
Ltd.—
Quarts—
Asbestos
25c
••
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Jail
11%
g%cMar
Metals
Federal
15c
75'
27
15%"
Jan
7.70
190
7,500
Falconlirldge Nickel —
Players Canadian—
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
25 % Mar
20
25%
1 500
Famous
2.35 Mar
Feb
76
25
3 275
,8.55
15'.4
Jan
Jan,
21
:—1
—
Mines
Gold
1.15
-——*
1
Explorations
Cariboo
1Si
Go
Mines
Captain
25
15%
pfd—20
Exploration
Can Met
25
*(
——*
Williston
Erin
Feb,
1.40 Feb
75
23%"
27
8.50
14 T i
2,800
Forgo Oils Ltd-'—
Federal Grain class- A
—
Copper Co
Canctoue
4.00
Apr
6c
26%
1.40
Explorers Alliance
16% Jan
250
26'%
.
67c
Jan
1.40 Jan
..
2.10
Corp
Excelsior Refineries
25% Jan
13%
7,500
Jan
7%c
Eureka
Jan
"
8,980
8c
96c
1.90
Sullivan
Elder
10'A Jan
3,128
7c
11 ,572
1.31
E'quituble
1.40
23%
1.22
14c
El Sol Mining LLd_
150
Jan
1.12
-1
Feb
24%
»C
13c
Apr
1.18
—I
Feb
15
*
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
Canadian
Jan.
Feb
46c
a
Mar
.
•
j
Feb
17c
-1
•
1 ,500
•;;
—
29c
27%
24
16,765
37c
Jan
7%C Jan
Mar
.2.85 Feb
.
—1
Economic
75c
2.23
;
20, ,000
20
—
Eldrich Mines common
103
5.50 Mar
200
•
Mines
Jail
5.45
15
15.
.
Feb
12c ;
"
Idas tern
24
1
Canadian
West
150
Jan
52c
Eastern Steel prodr,_—
.
.
Vlckcrs
". Class:. B
20
1,315
12
Feb
25c
8%C
Ltd-:
Feb
10
Corp.
Canadian
Canadian
150
7.65
140
8c
75c
8% Mar
13% Feb
Jan
97% Jan
Jan
46c
II.
Jan
been
has
share
one
to
EasL
Jan
Ltd
Prospect
Canadian
each
ji
23% Mar
95
685
Gold—
Amphl
Malartic
75C
25
preferred.
10
Canadian Prospect
—-—16%
Exchange offer on u basis of 2%
for
19c
6,392
150
5.50
Pacific Railway
extended
2,000
Jan
00c
common—
Copper Co
East
2.40
Apr
5.50
100
_—....
1955 warrants
of
Duvuii
East
12
Jun
12
102 102%
Canadian Pctronna
shs.
25%;
23%
500
4
Duvex Oils 6c Minerals
Apr
55c
Jan
5%
100
100
—
warrants
Canadian
12
25%c25%c
•
common
preferred
'905
*
12
*
-
«%-
8
8%
Locomotive-
Mar
14%
Mines
2.50 Jan
17
9.55 Mar
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Jan
Apr
5.60 Apr
Jan
1
Canadian
Canadian
Doiiulda
7
Jan
lOo
Ojl
13c
——
Textile
1.03
Mar
42c
/
Jan
7%
130
_•
18% Feb
•
2.50 Jan
4,750
_
2
Stores
Jan
16
14c
18c
17c
,
2.50
,062-.
Dominion Tar & Chemical common-
Eastern
Canadian
preferred
45c
Dominion
Feb
Dominion
4.90
Canadian
8%
140
12c
-2.50
—
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Steel & Coal common
Jan
6.20
Apr
3.50
150"
2.50
43c
_20c
...
17
2.50
Oils
Canadian Homestead
-■'■'1953
640
5.60
5.25
5.25
com
Canadian Food Products common..
18, 200
Feb
4i7
3
>
25c
Bridge
Jan,
6%
16c
9
Donncll & Mudge
49 C
15 c
28c
———————
12% Apr
11% Mar
9% Jari
7%c Jan
2.50
.25
23 Vic Mar
Apr
Jan
15
60,000
.1,65 Mar
t
.
.
lf%C
Seagrams—;
Dominion
Feb
1.60
Apr
8%
350
10%
16
15c
27C
Feb
4.85
Feb
5c
7 %C Mar
1
Jan
72c
Jan
5.25
625
11
15%
11%'
1—
—
Apr
5% Feb
1.13
4.00 Jan
15,000
Devonian Petroleum—.—
Canadian
"1,750
29%
Apr
1.35
8 Tic
-
Jan.
1.50
,
8%
.L:
Ltd—
Exploration
Mines
65c
43% Feb
400
Jan
Feb
•
Oils-
Dome
4.75 Mar
1,600
4,950
Jan
27%
Palmer
Dome
6,655
70c
1.50
4.10
68C
1.50
Canadian
Canadian
5%
4.15
68c
1.45
4.10
-X
—.—.————r—.
: 100
2.000
1
Distillers
85c
78c
"
7%c Jan
45
1
———
3.00 Mar
28% Mar
5,200
Jan
4.00
1.50
0—
Feb
2.20 Jan
1.50
9
Mines
16% Mar
1,020
85c
85c
Feb
11%
78c
•
1.60 Mar;
;
8 Tic
A
Mines
Gold
15% Mar
13
-.17Ta
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3.40 Mar
650
3,885
2.50
class
Apr
1,820
-500:
V
7 Vic
16 c,
Feb
2.75
1,335
'
7 Tic
l^o
:
—
13% Jan
275
16%
Pete
Collieries
Canadian
14%
16
4.80
—
Canadian Chieftain
2.75
14
—
Chemical «fc Cellulose
Canadian
3.00
2.90
16%
A
common
1.88 E
_—
Mines
Devon
.
—
Cramers
Celanese
Canadian
Arpr"
"
70c
3.65
1.80
45
50
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l/EIUona
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•'
70c
"
70c
3.60
B
Deer Horn
Apr
held
three
each
Jaih '
70c
1
—
Leather
Class
Canadian
One
Jan
33c-
22,100
1-80 I
7%c
.1
—
Jan
Jan
28% Mar
•
Jan ; •
10%
•
11
G5C;
3.60
•
:
Daragon Mines
4,340
28%,
3.75
40%
A
10%
620
5
9%e Jan
6,000
1,500
1,770
Mar
5c
770
16%
60c
v
Feb
9TiiC
—
common..
Crowpat Minerals
being exchanged into
Western Oil Co Inc
Shares
Mines
Zellerbacli
Crown
12% Mar
-
y
f
Timber
Crest brook
39% Mar
Decoursey
Canadian
*
i.
Crestaurum.
4.80 Jan
3.50 Jan
32
1.07
11
Canada-
Apr
12%c Jan
1.75 Jan
Jan
104,254
16%
Copper
5.50
34c
Mar;
7c
71,000
——.
64c
of
-
4.40 Mar
15c
1.16-1.60
L24
3:05 Mar
,
10c
'
Warrants
Apr
8c
8e
v
Imperial
Oil
Cree
1,655
7,800
4
Lead
Cowichan
.Mar
38% Mar
-
"
Jan-
2.29
1,120
■
'
A
5%
22c 24%c
24 Vie
R8iid Chiboug.
Distillery class A
2.00
25
A
Mar
3«
Copper
55% Feb
Feb
1.50 Mar
70o
Apr
•
3.05
5%-
.
Ltd —
Copper-Man Mines
Coppcrcorp
High
Low
High
2.80,
5%
Con west
Apr
1GO
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39
.20
Permanent
Canadian
Apr
98% Mar
Jan
71c.
—
Canadian
75
1.59
A
class
B
Canada
53
125
.
-
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Low
Exploration
Clark publishing
19
Jan
Jan
73c
Packers
Class
130
160
53
17%
for Week
Range
Par
29%
92% Mar
24
26
Lands-
Warrants
Canada
25
100
1.75
;
Preferred
:
50
255
98 %
53
Canada Malting common..
Canada Oil
19
27%
160
Last
Sale Price
High
19
...10
Assurance
Low
High
Sales
Week's
Thursday
27
27 %
..100
——
4
Range Since Jan. 1
98%
19
HCio
common.
4preferred
APRIL
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
LOW
Par
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
TIIE
FOR
Sales
Week's
Thursday
.
-
16 %
FeJ5
29%
Feb
4.65 Mar
Volume
187
Number 5731
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1579)
43
Vv
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
,
STOCKS
tHugh pam
Humber
Week's
V Last
Sale Price
Par
.Hudson Bay Mining
{Hudson Bay Oil.
Thursday
42
42
16%'
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—p
Oils
1.
...
16 Va
ENDED
Thursday
1,837
High,-?,
t
15% Mar
25c
Par
17%' Jan
17c
18C
94c
46
3,512.
.
40% Mar
1,000
16%
85c
Low
7
4,200
Mar
77c:
Jan
32
Jan'-
Nama Creek
Mar
•
Erie
&
Mtge.
—.
..
20
34%
,
35%
i.;.. 208.
1.03
(Imperial Bank
National
Oil
Imperial
45%
45%
75
61%
75
39%
39 V
2
40%
3,723
38%
Feb
75 /
41 Vi
Apr
•
;
45%
12%
12 Va
13
4,378
12%
Jan
13Vi
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_8
6% preferred
4.86%'
c"
Indian
Lake Gold
Industrial
6%
1
Accent
Corp
Ltd
6%
common.*
43 %
6%
49
1,460
Jan
Feb
-
'5%
Jan
6%
7,300
Gc
Jan
30 Va
1,423
25%
Jan
31
7.25
8.50
•
6%
6%
6%
•
3.75
3.70
3.80
12%
12%
1,670
6.75
Jan
200
*6%
Feb
Co
'■
Inland
Co
"Natural
preferred,
Gas
10
:J
■
Mar
Jan
4.25
Feb
10% Mar
13%
Jan
7%
1
Warrants
~
International
6V'a
20
Preferred
Inspiration Mining
6%
15%
15%
15%
70
—
common.
2.95
2.95
3.00
520
56 c
60c
71 %
72%
1
Nickel
Co
16%
Jan
International Petroleum
72
*
International
1
Ranwick
Ltd
33%
35%
28c
46
Jack .Waite Mining
Miaerals
Joburke
42
%
3,72»
36%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
9%
Jan
1.00
98c
1.10
'935
18,400
1.55
1.55
1.65
1,300
52c
Jan
100
Gold
Concord
Renville
Kilfembe
Lebatt
Lake
-Oioch
Lake
Dufault
Osu
Lake
Luz
Loblaw
Groceterias
Loblaw
Cos
19c
143,175
1.38
pfd
65c
20C
Jan
Feb
390
Jan
22c
1,000
22c >Feb
29c
Jan
2.15
2.25
1,300
1.90 Feb
4.95
••200
1.15
1.35
2,625
7%
70
Jan
'
4.20 Feb
.
4.95
6c
22,000
5c
Jan
_8c
11,755
14%
Jan
18Vi
1.75
1.95
4,750
Jan
70c
Mar
Jan
8c
Jan
North
45c
3,827
41c
Mar,
73c
Jan
9c
9c
500
8c
Mar
14c
Jan
•
20%
21
665
18%
Jan
21
»
20%
15%
15%
15%
760
15
Jan
17%
1.10
1.02
1.15
69C
67c
3.05
12,870
8,650
73c
3.10
3.20
83
7%c
21c
84 %
8 Vic
4.25
21c
2.95
3.05
19%
1.35
2.85
19 V
40c
10c
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500
87
2.75
800
2
7c
8c
5 Vic
14,000
1.76
1.90
3.376
3.15
Jan
2.95
20 Vi
Apr
...
Jan
4c
Jan
11c
444
22
Jan
Feb
30%
25
25
1,345
22
Jan
45%
45 %
46
3%C
4%c
7%c llVac
28 Vi
9*7 <V
41% Jan
46
7%c Mar
49c
Mar
68c
3,450
25c
11Vic Apr
Mar
50c
Feb
8Vic
Apr
16c
Jan
18c
25C
118,600
11c
Jan
29c
Feb
5c
600
5c
8%C lO'ic
11,100
Mar
4,000
5c
Mar
95C
99c
2,350
93c
26
876
2.12
2.10
Mcfntyre
2.16
10,400
4c
500
4c
2,000
3c
96c
1.10
7c
2,450
2,000
92c
7c
4c
1.15
10
371,100
25c
6c
8c
Feb
"40c
Feb
61c
Gold
Mines
6%
GVx
7
83%
8Vic Jan
11,596
Jan
Jan
48c
5%
Feb
„
65C
2.40
3.50 Mar
Midcon
Oil &
Gas
..1
Mining
Ore
Being exchanged for
Consolidated Mogul Mines
One
new
for
each
five
Multi
7.10
7.60
8,055
3.25
4.00
1,185
12c 12 V2C
7.10
1
Vic
5.75
2.15
Jan
Feb
Jan
8%
8
Apr
Mar
7.90 Mar
4.00 Mar
Feb
20c
21c
7,500
1,250
11c
21c
12
19c
Jan
28c
Feb
25c
Jan
36c
Jan
Jan
8,771
116
839
50c
850
42c
Jan
57c
Feb
Jan
Mar
24c
-24c
24c
7,500
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
5%c
SV'aC
S%C
7,000
4V2C Jan
9c
Jan
5V2C
5 Vac
1
-
40c
4.0C
46c
55c
59c
2,100
6,700
5,280
3%c Jan
31 VaC Jan
55c
17c 17 %c
1
1
14c
6%
7
2
1
1
Mines
95
1.70
99C
1.05
7,100
4,500
....
«
-
20c
18c
Feb
Feb
8
Jan
Jan
98
Jan
93
3,800
27c
Jan
Jan
6%
20
95
26c
Feb
Mar
13c
1.60
'
26c
Feb
60c
62c
14c
G10
1.65
95
1.68
100
preferred
11 %c
Jan
33c
3,064
2,333-
14c
1.25
Mines
Oil &
20%
121
1
Mines
-
Oil
Jan
1
1
-
Consol
&
16% Mar
103
lOo
Oils
Mines
Feb
25o
,
Feb
70c
Jan
2.05
40c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.05 Mar
Jan
0
40
43
Jau
Pioneer
Jan
Gold
of
British
Pltch
Ore
Placer
Columbia
Development
Jan
Power
Jan
2.60
Feb
Prairie
11c
Jan
18c
Feb
Premier
Oil
1
6lc
Feb
88c
Apr
12c
12% Mar
13Vi
Feb
13% Mar
_
Feb
1.45
Jan
1.54
Feb
5 VaC
2,000
5c
Jan
7Vac
Feb
2,810
L31
1.05
8.00
Jan
Royalties
Border
31%
40c
40c
1,600
59
59
59%
205
54%
Jan
60% Mar
2.35
2.40
800
2.25
Jan
2.50 Mar
5c
Jan
2.90
Feb
1
Gold
746
Gc
8c
0,500
3.20
3.20
3.45
600
100
5
•
Ore
-
20c
29 % Mar
40c
89
Jan
Jan
100
100
East Dome
1
5.50
5.50
5.75
1
3.90
3.85
4.00
3,275
4,170
15 %c
15c
20c
5,400
13c
Mar
79c
Jan
Mines
Warrants
84c
85c
Feb
Provo
1.75
Feb
Purdex
48c
52c
1,500
20c
5.131
2.10
2.05
2.15
21,355
9c
9c
2,000
10
684
Feb
•
Prospectors Airways
Gas
Jan
10
29 Va
40c
Uranium
Jan
10%
10
30%
9.50
•
•
Premier Trust
Jan
Producers
Minerals
Ltd
Ltd
1.00
1.00
1.01
4,500
*
2.60
2.57
2.72
1
6c
6c
6c
37,385
4,500
4.25
3.80
Jan
Feb
2.41 Mar
5 VaC Mar
35
Mar
-46c
Jan
10c
3.95
100
6.30
4.90
73c
Feb
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.25
Feb
2.85
Feb
7V2C Feb
Feb
24Vic Jan
Jan
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
1
10c
10 Vi
Feb
Quebec Labrador Develop
2.63
-
100
Jan
60c
1.23
Pronto
Jan
Jan
Jan
Preston
Mar
8c
11%
Feb
96c
1
«...—
Gold—
„
Iron
38
40
1.20
5%c
1.45
1
20
4,540
14,800
40
1.14
•
Uranium
Corp
Feb
1
10c
10c
10c
Mar
15c
49 %c
49c
50c
3,450
34c
Jan
50c
Feb
36c
36C
41c
15,300
27c
Jan
47c
Mar
6c
7c
4,800
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
6.15
Jan
'
1
9C
9 Vic
1,600
7c
Mar
12c
Jan
Quebec
Corp
1
1
15c
18c
322,656
8c
Jan
18c
Feb
Quebec Manitou Mines
1
1
*
Quonto
Petroleum
1
He
Radlore
Uranium
1
45c
1
90c
29%
21%
29%
10
4.50
75
26'2
23%
5,075
15%
10%
2,300
4.50
page
44
7.00
100
15
15
691 i
1,025
49C
3.500
3.25
304
68
48C
7
Photo Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
49c
68
see
7% Mar
220
Apr
65c
Works.
common
footnotes
1.55 Jan
225
8
17%
22c
23 %
Minerals
For
1,950
8%
6.00 Jan
84 Vi
4,200
common
Locomotive
1.90
noc
Mar
10%
Gorp
Jan
Feb
Jan
Ltd
-Warrants
Moore
1.55
Lithium
.
—
5.40
5.55
1,000
900
7c
5.30 Mar
Jan
Jan
15c
5,000
lie
Feb
20c
23%
2,765
20
Jan
25%
Feb
15c
3,200
13c
Jan
17c
Jan
8.25
1
15C
23%
14c
15c
23 %
8.25
543
9c 13%c
59,804
41c
45C
90C
7c
1.45
1.45
7.50
Jan
8.75 Mar
8 VaC Mar
15c
2,200
36c
Jan
55c
93C
15,700
82c
Mar
7c
4,500
1,600
Jan
old
Brewery class
Molybdenum Corp
Montreal
1.95 Mar
23c
90c
41,300
Molsons
.Monarch Knittipg
17V2C Jan
65c
Mogul Mining Corp Ltd
*
Jan
113
Peruvian
24,150
18c
Jan
8
Quebec Natural Gas
Queens ton Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
-1
Mines
1.19
11 Vac
llVaC Jan
16%
Gold
81c
1
Mining Endeavour Co.
2,700
10,700
8%
•
Amalgamated
2.20
Jan
14c
14c
114
15c
9.10
Jan
16%
Rouyn
7Vic Jan
Jan
Mar
•
Gas
84c
Mining Corp
9c
1.55
1.80
1.85
.1
River
Jan
15
...1
Powell
1.77
59c
Feb
-20
Porcupine
Powell
19 %c Mar
Jan
Mar
Petroleums
Permo
1.70
*
5c
4,000
Perron
20c
Uranium.
13 Va
1.10
Exploration
9.75
Lake
48c
4,100
13c
1.43
_•
Mines
52c
Mindamar Metals Corp
Jan
1.42
14c
.900
"II
Western
75c
City Petroleums
Milliken
3,000
3,000
Jan
23c
29c
Jan
Mar
Mar
16c
14VaC Jan
28c
Mar
38c
82
Jan
28C
17c
1.25
Jan
Jan
4.25-Jan
33c
.1
11c
77c
77
12
10 VaC Mar
100
Cc
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
13c
...1
Hersey Tubes
1.60
84c
Warrants
Mill
78c
50c
14%
6C
'
; Feb
•
49c
14%
14%
Feb
2.70
21c
1.30
Feb
Jan
Jan
76
Industries Gas.
6,600
10
2,492
4.00
Jan
Jan
Mining
Midwest
-3,775
18C
10c
Jan
44
.
Mines
Lake
Premium
Midrim
140
14c
*
Gold
6%c Jan
13%
82
10%C
16c
1
Minerals
10Vic Jan
13%
-31%
•
Jockey Club common.
Preferred
Class B preferred
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
567
100
9,900
-81%
Jan
1.05 Mar
2,100
22c
•
Malartlc—
1,100
201
3.15
,
Mines
7,600
4,200
11 %
22c
1
Mines
74
9c
11
3.00
22c
100
pfd
Mines
9c
12%
11
3.10
Gas
-
Utilities
•
.20
20
Natural
Oils Ltd
Gold
3.35
•
Telephone
15c
8c
Feb
Feb
Jan
200
13c
12%
Jan
3.50
,13
1,870
9C
8c
40*
Feb
1.15
73 »/a
12%
Jan
1.91
60c
67%
•
11
.*
Ltd
Pipeline common
Peoples Credit preferred
Mar
10,900
845
38c
55
12,000
2,250
13
6,000
Jan
87c
2.05
12%
Feb
4.60
14,055
50
15c
1.98
13
72c
3.00 Mar
75C
1.377
76c
15,410
57c
18c
12c
3.20-
6Gc
Jan
76c
3.05
.1.40 Feb
Mar
51C
12o
13c
3.10
1.10 Mar
',37c
66c
5,100
3,000
10,600
51c
14c
2,920
300
45c
1
13c
54%
1.20
40c
•
14c
53 Vi
1.20
45c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
4.00 Mar
1
Jan
Feb
Petrol Oil & Gas
77 Vi Mar
13.50
Jan
3.25
2.75
Apr
25
15c
common
17c
300
Apr
325
2.57
Light & Power
13 Vac Jan
2.90
7
4.50
15c
Preferred
4,175
2.80
-
3.45
PCE
Jan
84 Vi
2.35
Mexican
Jan
15c'
Jan
Feb
24Vie
4.00
1
14c
1.10
Paymaster
Feb
4.00
2.35
Merrill Island Mining
Meta Uranium Mines
7 VaC Mar
3.20
warrants
Pembina
Jan
20c
84%
•
6,500
36c
1.90
Pardee
"
419,860
1.25
Petroleums
10c
Jan
2.70
Mar
1.00 Mar
Parbec
9% Feb
7% Feb
'41,950
14c
•9c
2.23 Mar
19c
2.00
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
1.20
Mar
4,500
22c 24%c
1
1,700
32,400
3.00
Pan
Jan
12c
Jan
* 'ar
a
•
1
23 c
550
Paramaque
Feb
7c
OlicMar
42c
56c
•
2.58
13c
240
Page
Jan
2.44
Jan
8V
23c
Lake
2.50
Jan
240
Pamour
28% Mar
Mar
32c
Exploration & Development_50o
Mentor
1.70
8%
57c
Lake
1.55 Mar
40% Mar
7c
1.25
Pacific
Feb
l
Red
Jan
35% Jan
"
10c
3.05
Oslsko
9Vic Jan
-
23% Jan
4c
54%
Jan
40%
Ofenada
Feb
100
McWatters
Medallion
3.05
35c
-—•
Red
McMarmac
Jan
Jan
13c 14 Vic
Porcupine
McKenzie
2.40
24c
4c
•
1.18
1.51
40
Ormsby
Jan
8c
Mar
25
common
,
Jan
26
Frontenac
4,582
4,000
2.55
Ontario
Jan
8,200
95c
8%
Feb
Mar
'
Jan
6 Vic
3,100
5,475
41 Vic
Feb
10
Jail
t
1.15
O'Leary
*
3 Vic Mar
3,700
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgc Mines
Marigold Oils
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
3,600
•
common
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils.
25 Vi Mar
192,058
6c
1.00
1.48
40%
Qgama Rockland Gold
25% Mar
530
33c
.1
—1
id
9
3.05
O'Brien
Apr
30%
25
—
8V2C Feb
9%'Mar
78c
.1
Ocean Cement
Jan
30%
.1
Jan
Jan
.*
Nudulama
Jan
24%
2.75
II
Jan
36 %c
50
Norvalie
Feb
6c
2.09
1.50 Jan
25
a
17c
Jan
9c
1,
•'
common
Uranium
Northwestern
Jan
1.48
5C
Madsen Bed Lake Gold Mines—
Feb
1
Northern
Feb
Jan
31c
Magnet Cons
Majortrens
1.32
39%
_
Northland
Feb
Jan
2.67
.1
1.32
15c
Oils
Northern Ontario
Feb
6c
3,800
4%c
_
.1
McCoU
Jan
Jan
,
4 %c
50
39%
warrants
1957
Jan
19
2.20
69,525
5c
B.
...
Northern Canada Mines
Jan
5.25
95c
•
295
1.48
.1
Maytorun Mines
Jan
Common warrants
Jan
22c
Jan
.1
Ltd
Jan
9c
G.700
•
Rankin
1956
Feb
.
25c
Jan
Mar
Macfle
Preferred
8c
19c
Preferred
Feb
12c
Jan
3.90
:i5c
2,100
7c
2.70
96C
Class A warrants
3.35 Mar
Jan
7c
3,400
1.90
4C
10
C8c
Ltd
North Star Oil
'
__l
30%
10
88c
•'
Mining
Oils
Northspan
Apr
75c
Jan
80
Macdonald Mines
Maxwell
Jan
14c
J
Warrants
Jan
5c
com
,
Feb
Feb
1.40
Feb
20c
Canadian
North
Mar
1.15
■
Jan
2.70 Jan
7,200
6,450
4.40
21c
1.45
•
18c 21 Vic
Feb
93c
1,220
7,391
Macassa Mines
Massey-Harrls-Perguson Ltd
1.0G
300
9%
10
1
Ltd
Mining Corp
Northcal
5c
41c
9%
•
Mines
Norsyncomaque
27c
41c
1
8c
Nickel
Feb
2,800
7c
I
95c
10,100
Mines
Ltd
2.59
18 %c
Mar
"
30c
Goldfleids
Jan
9c
'
1
Norpax
1.99 Mar
9c
23c
•
common
B
Normetal
Jan
Feb
9C
20c
8c
Mines
Nipis8ing Mines
7% Mar
18 %
9c
21c
Noranda Mines..
Norlartic
Mines
1.35 Apr
-6c
'
V
30c
Exploration
Gold
Wire
Class
Apr
Mar
5% Jan
75c
17%
'
8c
,i
Mylamaaue
Niagara
2.49 Mar
' Gc
17%
-28c
Uranium
2.01
Feb
24c
Maneast
Feb
Mar
Kelore Mines
Manitoba Mining &
Smelting Co Ltd
Feb
30c
Malartlc
Jan
59c
'
25c
15c
8 Vic
Mines—-
35c
Jan
Mar
13c
60c
1
Gold Mines
25c
35c
.
8,300
8,000
48,575
7,000
Jan
I
class
11,250
Feb
"9,000
Jan
Goldfield
Bloedel
3,500
50c
Jan
16c
8c
Mining
Macteod Cockshutt
30c
38c
Jan
1.33
33c
30c
6c
Warrants
Macmillan
30c
27c
Jau
Jan
15c
38c
54c
Explorations
30c
•
1.01
23c
2Gc
3,100:
7,559
50c
Gold
516
9,400
'
90
44c 48 VaC
52c
Yellowknife
Mar
9,575
25c
Mar
20c
1
Lynx
18c
1.25
25C
•
6c
22c
•
Co
20c
1.15
1
50o
8c
2,700
Lo*tdo
Lyndhurst
20c
1.15
held
7c
9,100
1
Louvicourt
Feb
•
9%C Jan
64c
50
Mines
35c
•,
for
Feb
14C
Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Uranium
common
Cc
5c
•
.Preferred
Mar
GVaC
55c
30
Lomega
Cc
6c
5c
1
1st
28,700
New
2GC
•
A
lie
Feb
24%
class
■8c
of
18c
9 VaC
2.65
—
8VaC
March
on
shares
Feb
Newnorth
1
Mmet,
30
Mar
9c
—•
3
Mines
Jan
New Mlnda-Scotla
2.95
Long Lac Gold
7c
12c
New
i
Gold
Little
Jan
11c
Feb
Gold Mines
Lexmdiu
4c
."
4 Vac Jan
Jan
13c
—
4.25
Lencourt-Gold
500
1,200
1,920
3,000
33c
.1
Candy
5c
Jap
5,000
24c
24 VaC
1
Leitch Gold
Jan
5c
/-
Jan
lie
7,475.
-17c
Mines
Laura Hecord
34c
!■;<
12c
IOV2C Jan
Mines
Lamaque
Jan
13c
Newlund Mines.,:
83
Shore
19c
Jap
Jan
New
Lake -Wasa 'Mining
La
29,842
7c
40c
-
5VaC
Jan
1
Mines
Jan
250
V
15o
-
5c
Apr
Debentures
Lake
,Gc
22c
...
1
Lake-'LLngman Gold Mines.
500
..,
12c
Jan
Mar
X
■;
GVaC
Mines..
13c
—•
Mines
Jan
11 Vac
1
Lakeland .Gas
22c
12c
Goldvue
New
'23c
'
Exploration
3,500
12c
1
Mines
Mar
29c
New Highridee Mining
New
Jason "Mines
Jan
56c
Labrador Mining dc
11c
27c
New Harricana
Jan
Jan
89cJan
1.75
(John)-Ltd
,37% Jan
4,100
2,000
..4 Vic Mar
15c
Jan
1.97
Mar
...
i.
.50
5 Vac
3,450
9c
14c
9,025
4.90
—
40 Va
5c
1.19
15c
.
Townsite
Apr
2.17 Mar
1.15
37c
7,000/;
.
-T%
Minerals.
4.80
22 .
Jap
40% Mar
1.19
1.10 Mar
3,600
Mines
PCirkland
y<
15,600
50,250
Gold
Klrkiand
Feb
26% Mar
19,875
10c
••
Klrkiand Hudson Mines
■21
,
•'
,
13c
20c
Warrants
•
Jan
2.34
9c
1.35
Copper
Jan
10c
18c
Canada
Gold
Jan
4.00
1.50
,
2j>5
19C
—
Kerr*Addison
24%
•
lie
65c
Kelly .Douglas elass Aof
115
900'
2.30
53c
JL50
Warrants
21%
270
23% C
Dickenson Mines
New Fortune Mines.
New Gas Explorations—...
Nickel Rim
Keivinator
1,200
Feb
24%c Jan
6%c
New
Mar
64c
!_i
Jupiter Gils
2.00
Mines
18c
-
jumping Pound Petroleums.
record
Develop
1.05
i
Ltd
4.80
2?c
,••'•"
Petroleum
17c
•
Co
*
Mines
97C
i
Mines
26%
40%
1
11
Corp
18C
.i
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
15VaC Jan.
14 %C
1
wf-
shares
Calumet
New Delhi
44 Vi Mar
'1.40 Mar
25
1.91
1
New Continental Oil of Canada.-
Feb
;,12%
Jan
Oil
1.02
i
Ltd.
(1939)-
Mining
43
24,500
36c
,12% liar
38c
of
Chamberlain
New
37% Feb
.
18c
4.60
5c
_J
.
receive
nil
Jonsmith Mines
Jowsey
42%
each
New
New
Jan
32c
will
.11% Jaii
21%
20c
Shareholders
Bayview
77% Mar
46
Jan
^
_•
Mining Corp..
Exploration
—
Mines
46
;
-
.
215
1.91
•
!
..20o
•Jacobus
Jeanette
Feb
18Vic Jan
40
1
1
Irish Copper Mines
Iron
Bay Mines
Jellicoe
31%
68c
•
'
41
25o
.Investors
Jaye
Jan
I
Uranium
,
12%
26%
•
yy-
1
...'
High
20c. Mar
*
•3.25 Mar
Jan
09%
333,737
46
Feb
42c
165
24c
Feb
2.50
5,654
46
Feb
15
'2,400
25c
3?%
Interprovincial Bldg Credits B wts
.Interprovinclal Pipe Line
Syndicate class A...
6
t
'
•
common
6%';
\ 1,300
16c
10
„
....
Labine
28
301
16c
*
Alger Mines
■"
Jan
2.70
Mines
Low
22,433
4.80
New Bristol Oils
-
2,410
*
20
—
r
Inland 'Cement
12%
250
New Athona Mines
New Bidlamaque Gold
Mar
7
preferred
Mines
New
Jan
8.50 Mar
'
i
class A
&
Nello
Nesbitt
Jan
10c
29 Va
29%
6 VaC
Nealon
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
•
-
21c 22Vic
'
National Steel Car
National Trust i
49% Feb
GC
8.50
fIngersoll-Machine
215830
•-
'
''
Warrants
xnglls -(John)
u
■
12%
Hosiery Mills class B
Petroleum
10
Imperial Life Assurance
t
,
National
10
—
.Shares
High
21c
5
common
Feb
Grocers
Low
-
.1
.
; Feb
37
for Week
Range
of Prices
*
Mines
National Drug & Chemical
National Explorations Ltd
Jan
Sales
Week's
Last
National
Huron
>
4
Sale Price
fu.
,
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
"
2
18c
i
WEEK
STOCKS
'Shares
High
43 V
TIIE
for Week
,
of Prices
Low
!
Smelting..
&
Range
FOR
Sales
Jan
30
Feb
233i
Apr
Rayrock
Jan
10%
Apr
R«ef
Jan
4.50
Mar
Jan
15% Mar
64
Jan
70
Mar
42c
Jan
-62c
Ta"
Rexspar
«•
Mines
Explorations
Renabie
Apr
15
-
Mines
Mines
—1
Athabasca
Uranium
1
5lc
50c
56c
86.Q30
—1
Uranium
Richwell
Rix
1
1.15
1.15
1.20
1,575
1
37 %c
3 5 VaC
38c
4,900
GV2C Jan
1.25
24c
1.00
33c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
1.18
10c
1.55
57c
1.35
44c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
44
The Commercial
(1580)
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, April 7, 1958
.
U-
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
_
Mliieb
Uucnc
Rockwln
Rocky
.—
Mines
——
Ltd
Pete
Ltd
Roe
<A V) Can
Preferred
of Canada
Royal Bank
Oil
100
12
12%
12c
5,000
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
Vaxxuuo
31c
32c
18,000
28c
Feb
44c
Jan
Ventures
13c
13%
29 %c
Industries
90%
100
54%
55'
3.45
11%
3.45
375
:
98
Explorations Ltd
Jan
Vico Explorations
Violamac
5,000
8c
3.16 Mar
33,415
3.55
Feb
St
Lawrence
Corp
Maurice
m
St
Gat>
Michael
Uranium
Ltd
Mines
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
common
Preferred
Class B '
Warrants
3.60 Mar
Waite
11% Mar
14%
Jan
Walker
135
22% Mar
28%
Feb
Webb
7%
7%
1,700
7%
Jan
7
Feb
11%
40
10% Mar
13
12%
12%
12%
4,950
12% Apr
14% Jan
-1
1
55c
50C
5oC
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48c
Mar
10c
9c
10c
2,100
9c
Mar
2:00
%
16
32%
16
16%
1,755
13%
Jan
16% Mar
32%
33
450
21
dan
33
Apr
28%
29
445
25% Jan
29
5.00
470
3.30
Jan
Jan
85c
Jan
5.75 Mar
49c
5,000
44c
-Jan
55c
11c 13 %c
31,100
9c
Mar
16c
Jan
75c
10,000
50c
Jan
75c
Mar
47c
1
12 %C
1
69c
69c
35
Debentures
Class
A
A
Sherrlit Gordon
Sicks
110
36%
Feb
36% Mar
Mar
28
Miller
Silver
1
Dairies class A—
Simpsons Ltd
8
—
Kv*D Manufacturing
Roi
Slocan
Van
Souri6
Valley Oil
:
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Warrants
1
2,000
"2.95
'2.95
2.95
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Lake
Wespac
Petroleums
Westburne
4.15
4.40
76c
14C
17c
10%
11
20c
2,000
19c
7c
1,000
6
29 %c
31c
7,700
71c
5,800
1.65
1.66
Ltd
&
Gas
.
4,323
4,190
West Maygill Gas Oil
•
6c
1.05
1.75
13
13
1.69
Products
V?
36
,
Feb
30
Warrants
Jan
Jan
SIC
Mar
65c
Feb
80c
Feb
'
Naco
Mar
l."55
1.60
20c
.
*'"
4.40 Mar
4.65
Jan
2nd
6 %
v
Jan
Wiltsey Coghlan
66c
Jan
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Feb
Jan
10c
38
10C
120
6%
300
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
42%
7%
Jan
2.00
225
17c
20c
31,500
16c
Jan
26c
Feb
Yellorex
21c
3,661
17c
Jan
25c
Feb
Yellowknile
37
37
37%
810
2.00 Jan
1
1
Nickel
•
1.87
69c
1.92
74c
Yankee
Canuck
Y6% Feb
\
Jan
'95
9.45
2,030
125
82c
200
72c
Jan
10
Feb
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)
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Mar,
30c
•
Mar
Jan
6.65
103
8,800
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B4c
-
Feb,
•
4
i
Mar
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52,800
15c
Mar
24c
Feb
13c
15c
2,443
12c
Mar
20c
Jan
3.95
4.20
4.650
2
Jan
28
28%
125
28
Apr
90
90
110
87%
Jan
1.22
4.15
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28
-
1.40
515
^
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1.22
10 %C 10 %C
-1
'7% Jan
i
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..
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90
Mar
13
Mar
2.10
Jan
\
J
Mar
'
6c
Mines
6c
1,900
7%c
6,600
5%c Jan
75C
90c
6,640
69c
Jan
90c
Apr
33C
33c
100
25c
Mar
33c
Apr
4c
4c
3 %c Jan
6c
.Jan
85c
*
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9c
r
Jan
i
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.
i
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1.25
i
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Yukeno Mines
Jan
Mar
6c
1,500
-
6%c
7c
Bear
10c
_
.1,70 Feb
14%c Jan
.1.22 Apr
~
Oil
Mines
York
1.14
3,000
9,000
5c
6%C
20%
53%
r
Jan
87%
1
•
Zinc
&
38% Mar
45c
2,830
G9C
1.68
•
26% Mar
21%
45
'
26%
52%
53% "
1
Bros
Canada
2.50 Feb
Lead
12% Jan
255
21,220
14% Mar
1,350
73(,
;
33% Jan
58,365
Jan
Jan-
8.50
1
20c
14
Ltd__
Yale
2.00
65c
11
21 %
1,625
16c
_i
Mines
•
20c
1.60
&
Wright-Hargreaves
6%
14
7:55 Feb
Feb
17 %c
56c
•-
a-SO Jan
Mar
90c
04% 105%
J
2
Preferred
6c
*
1.31
200
Jan
4.25
lan
40c
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Oils
6%
v.
'
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1.99 Mar
Mat
95
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1.70 Mar
6% Jan
1,600
40
J
'
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Jan,
1.50
18c
400
v
38c.
18
Windfall
10c
Feb
-2,366
2;500
.
'30% Mar
Feb
1.50
26:* a
Warrants
4c
Jan
8b "
772
8,350
•
25
,8-50
1054
100
Willroy Mines
500
30
235
25%
25%
...
Feb
14,600
Jan
1 tWS Feb
Mar
95
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Feb
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13
26%-
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preferred
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6c
Jan
1:90
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.
[
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11
BSC
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4.25
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13%
-
Jan
1.50
Jan
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Jan
1.65
13%
4.25
1
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class B._
class A
(Geo)
Jan
Jan
39%
.
Warrants
76c Mar
16% Mar
—
i—
lu%
1.25
20c
275
23C
4.25
Petroleum
Western Plywood Co
4 %%
58c
ir99Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
5c
800
V
1.75
20%c
J
Leaseholds
Class
1,405
1.45
;
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Jan
23o
1.65
12c
5
8%c
1.75
.1.58
Petroleum
-
Western
26% Mar
1,825
56c
of
12c
17c
v
1,866
7,700
'
30
"8%c
1.75
______
Decalta
30-
.
i_
Copper
Warrants
Western
1
'. 13
Canada Breweries,
Western
Western
26% Mar
18
1.40
Stedman
25c
%c Mar
45 % Mar
Jan
59C
*
Steel
"2.70 Feb
Feb
'
Westeel
Jan
17%
1
Starratt
•
Jan'
2.15
1,200
;
.
12c
'ft,; 5C
.1
Jan
58c
17%
■»
Gas
27% Mar
1.235
'":•• 20c
Mines
Weston
3.95
155
Uranium Corp—
&
?6;80 Mar
2.30
7C
13c
Radio
Oil
Feb
6.40
26%
2.20
12C
Malartic
3.65 Jan
301,291
Stanleigh
Stanwell
5.90
24% Mar
6.00
26%
Rights
21%
565
55C
Standard
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
2.20
Nickel—
Canadian Oil
West
West
*
Warrants
Jan
•-3:35 Feb
2.50
;
26%
Oil
2.00
Materials
Stand Paving <fe
Feb
,1.42
"
30c
Mines
7c
1.21 Mar
.0.25
i
common
&
21
390
03o
lvc
11
Feb
Feb
26% Mar
43% Jan
22,297
1,276
25
*
_t___w_
Spooner Mines & Oils
-280JMar
Jan
4c
1.25
69c
Wt
&
—*
Spartan Air Services common-
Stadacona
—1
•
•
•
Southam
4.25
25%
4.75
Jan
29
96
4.10
2.35 Mar
4.10 Jan
24
110'
44%
24 %
1
•
——
Slscoe Mines Ltd
29%
24%
50c
•
Mines
Standard
Snverwood
29%
4.15
1
Mines
1,938
44%
24%
Voting trust
Sigma .'Mines Quebec
5,510
26%
1.69 Jan
3,300
4.53
26
2.00
29 Ve
————1
•
—
2.09
4.45
2.00
4.50
26%
80
Breweries
Silver
50o
—•
•
*
!
preferred
Jan
-Feb
.24% Feb
Jan
1.60 Feb
6,000
1.22
'
Class
■
Feb
4.75
29
4.75
Gold
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd——
Security Freehold Petroleums
BhaWinigan Water & Power com
Jan
21
200
4%C -5%C
1.25
Knapp Canada Ltd
Weedon Pyrite Copper
13%c Jan
•
25
25
1
Gold
5,095
2.00
5c
9,400
t-
'480
10c
3.50 Jan
''
Amulet Mines
1,919
11%
Petroleums
Klvei
Baud
Sapphire
8C
24%
•-%_
1
Wainwrlght Producers & Ref
12%
11 %
—
San Antonio
6c
22%
High
LOW
I
100
-*
,
*
Range Since Jan. 1
'
3.75
A
22%
2-—•
common
8c
23
.1
_
-
:1.
11%
-
Mines
Feb
64%
Mar
53
6,080
55%
"8c
Jan
6c
—*
Cement class A
Lawrence
—III
■
Viceroy Mfg class B
Feb
Jan
High
3:75
•'
Werner
St
Low
*
Ltd
14
Jan
22%
22%
7%
25
•
Consol
:
100
Mar
12% Jan
7,148
13%
7%c
*
Alloys
Shares
'
13%
100
10
—
12c
40,009
13c 15 %c
:
Vanadium
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
Sales
Week's
Last
High
Jan
10
29c
common
Preferred
Russell
Low
High
11c
•Rights
Royaiite
Thursday
Sale Price
ll%c
--
4
Range Since Jan. 1
*
1
—1
100
1
Mines
Consol
Rowan
APRIL
500
*
Little common
Robinson
12
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
for Week
Range
-
Sale Price
THE
FOR
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Mar
1.75 Jan
68c
Zenmac
2.04 Feb
Jan
93c
4%c Mar
7c
24%
Jan
28%
Jan
4o
Jan
27c
29,400
16%c Jan
32c
17c
6,750
ll%c Apr
20c
Feb
Jan
*
54% Mar
1,000
—1..
Feb
45%
25c
11 %e
25C
Mining
Jan
100
2,131
Metal
Zulapa
Jan
-
Steeloy
Steep
•
-1
1
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
Mines
Cons
Sunburst Explor
Superior Propane common
Preferred
—
—1
_
6c
'6C
6c
9.55
9.50
9.75
9,425
8.30
Feb
6c
8c
6,200
5c
Jan
1
Mining
Rock iron
2.05
2;05
2.15
2,900
1.81
1
•
13c
14c
3,500
5%
5%
5%
22%
22%
25
Jan
19c
6
22
Mar
Petroleum
Preferred
ordinary
•
1
Gold
60
16%
16%
435
15% Jan
98%
3.50
3.50
1.15
1.11
7
50
,'97
1.15
Jan
1.99
17
Last
Par
99% Mar
3.70 Mar
1.27 Jan
__
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson common
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
25
25
5%
5 VB
_•
80%
30%
5%
31%
4.00
4.05
300
23%
245
—
12c
lie
13c
86,900
10c
Mar
14c
60c
63c
16,925
45c
Jan
66c
Feb
Canada & Dominion
48c
52c
2,500
38c
Feb
56c
Feb
Canadian Bronze
7%
7%
150
1
1.55
1.67
1
1.30
1.38
-25c
40c
42c
78c
86c
Tiara
IIIi
5c
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28C
30c
Torbrlt Silver Mines
.Si
26c
Toronto
-.10
38%
Mines
TornbiD
_
Gold
Mines.
Dominion
Bank.
7c
7% Feb
1,250
1.08
34c
14,000
75c
Feb
47,300
5o
Iron Works
Traders Finance
26c
2,000
19c
39
884
Feb
21c
Class
28%
A
Canadian
General
Canadian
Industries common
Mar
1.28 Feb
4
Jan
Jan
33c
Jan
Jan
27c
200
24
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe LineTrans
Prairie
Triad
Oil.
Dalhousie
30
50
3*
reb
35% Mar
International
37
Mar
40 % Mar
of
1
26%
28%
67c
Jan
88c
20V4
Jan
40% Mar
Keno
49
12,323
I,880
2,000
21%
550
4.30
4.40
3,690
4.20 Mar
5.15
3.65
3.80
2,400
3.20 Feb
4.00 Mar
30c
340
II,825
8%
32o
8%
100
29%
Feb
•61%
Jan
19c
Feb
18 Vz
Jan
25
Steel
Universal
28c
Jan
8% Jan
78%
79
6.60
6.35
G.80
9,375
6c
7c
2,900
54
54
50
3.85
3.70
3.85
225
7c
6%c
8c
II,100
8c
1.80
1.77
1.85
41,174
1.76 Mar
class
Hil
United Mountauban
United Oils
United
—.
Corp
Products
Upper Canada Mines—
Jan
■'4.-4G Mar
Jan
24
517
,
12%
.—2
.1
26%
630
12%
26%
27%
925
65c
9,300
62c
185
66
..
4 90
„
25% Mar
\
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25
5
■
26
400
25
Jan
217
15
Mar
17
170
78
Jan
80
•
27
15%
80
80
2.25
50
25
44
33%
33%
1.800
'
.
"••
300
33%
13c
13c
14c
-
Jan
-Jan
Jan
Jan
5%c Jan
52 %
Ian
3.40 Feb
12
Mar
-
.
Mar
.
.
38c
Jan
i
.
Mar
*
67%
70
Feb
Mar
50
Jan
24
Jan
20C
16%
16%
60
1,825
Feb
.70
'Apr
19%
Jan
-
86
23%
86
23%
15% Mar
^
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Mines
76
1,475
100
28
22%
28%
141
141
"
84%
_•
.
X
-
90
Jan
21
Jan
265
2*
25
130
;
Mar
>
24
Mar
Jan
31
-Feb
Jan
141
Apr
;
■
Mines.
I
3.05
3.00
3.15
3,147
1.90
1.96
200
87%
38%,
950
83c
67c
9,850
27%
—1
28
125
—1
37%
Consolidated Gold Corp.
.1
*
63c
9
Zellers
Jan
3.60
Feb
1.80 Jan
-2.00
Jan
2.50
34%
Jan
42%Mar
Jan
54c
"26
Feb
70o
-
-
28
Jan
80
Mar
Mar
FOOTNOTES
6.85 Mar
8c
59
4.00 Mar
Jan
2.85
Jan
v
range)!
1
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CANADIAN
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
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.
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'
Jan
14
Feb
27% Mar
t Plat
Jan
79c
r dash
Feb
-
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•
•
23 y4
Mar
OUT-OF-TOWN
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Feb
15c
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price. * -
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Ex-stock dividend.
•
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-
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Feb
26% Mar
21% Jan
,
.
•
9% Mar
58c
\
:
22%
Price Bros
Yukon
86
23%
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Pend
.
-2.50
F
Mar
13c
•'
Apr
28
50
-100
;
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Apr
,
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"
-7.50
.—5
*
Paper—
Preferred
%
i
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27V2 Mar
1.9(1 Mar
6,000
70
16%
Flour common
Ogflvir
-"
Feb
26Y2 Apr
€ , Apr
50
6
50
(1956)
Paper
&' Ontario
Minnesota
Jan
13c
78%
i
—
Feb
14c 14%c
Canada
Inv
i
Jan
38% Mar
20%
Asbestos
Fuel
Feb
"'
•
International Utilities
31% Jan
.
United
Dupont Co of Canada
85
Ultra Shawkey Mines.
Union Acceptance 2nd pfd
United
Mar
500
3.80
Estella
3.00
21
2.20
»
common
73c
Gas
United
27%,
1,135
15%
.
•
Oil
Glass
39%
46%
V
15%
•
73C
Pipeline-
United
1,325
5% Jan
32 " -Mar
26%
6
26
•
:
Westinghouse
Consolidated Paper
'
39%
•
Union Gas
31
Jan
'
6
1
1
•
26%
26%
—20
Canadian Marconi
-40
Resources
22%
22%
•
Investments
35%
Transcontinental
Apr
5
Mar
41% Feb
Jan
z
Canadian
9c
-
"
preferred
i—:.
Preferred
•
;!*
Feb
44c
38% Jan
I,161
common
38%
35%
B
5%
preferred
Trans Canada Exploration.
Trans Canada Pipeline
Twin City
28%
36%
class
class
—
25
""
Cottons
Mar
5,000
_■
Canadian
1.68
Feb
2,500
Sugar
1.41 Mdr
1.35 Jan
5,500
•
8% Jan
Dominion
Toronto
5
High
50
Feb
61c
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Texas
Low
■9
II—9
Canadian
1
.
Mines
Range Since Jan.T
High
Pulp Paper
Anglo
1
Mines
Taurcanis
-
Shares
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Com
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Tandem
of Prices
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
..
Sale Price
Feb
1.01 Feb
3,510
STOCKS
Jan
Feb
Week's
Thursday
Mar
2.60 Jan
200
3.50
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Feb
22% Mar
1.00 Jan
98%
16%
100
—
Ewitson Industries
Sylvanite
"
1.50
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Apr
2.35
Jan
1.50
Supertest
8c
Mar
6c
200
Jan
11% Mar
4
325 *
9c
1
Volume
187.
Numoer 5731
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1581)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
45
„
«
,
Quotations
The
following, bid and askfed quotations
not represent actual transactions.
bought (indicated by the
on
They
"askedj) at the time of
"
Thursday,
as
compilation.
Origin of
which have
a
Aerovox
Corp.JL,
——.
1
Air Products Inc,z—
4%
1
-
'
23%
17%
Gulf Sulphur
Corp
AMP
Incorporated
Arden Farms Co
—
> 35%"
-28%"
10
-11
4
15
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Arkansas
Missouri Power Co—5
Arkansas Western Gas Co.—z_5
18 to
•
Engineering—-
—
49
55
—1
6%
..10
5
1
27
1
13%
.10
11%
12%'
Co
Beneficial CorpJlZ—i,:
Berkshire Hathaway Iric_
—1
»uv«oiuic
29%;
iviuiur
Class
A
•
•
Co—i
Brown, ft. Sharpe Mfg Co
,10
•
1
16
Heintz
Jamaica
6%"'
Water
14?b"
Jervis
-
24-%;
■
32
Delhi
Oil
V 34\'b
■
43%
-46%
-
21%
^
227a
Ltd-——10c
6%
16%
17%
Carlisle
Corpz
Carpenter Paper Co.:—
48%
Corp
8%
34%
37%
10
19%
Cedar Point Field Trust, ctfs.—
Central Electric & Gas Co__3%
5%
15% :
23%
18%
'&4Gas? Co—_10
Central. Indiana Gas
32%
common—
>10%/
Central Maine Power Co—_—10
*'
Lau
37%
23%
24:t»
23
21%.
*
33 %
Centra* Telephone Co
--10/ • 21 •
Centra* Vt Pub Serv Corp .:—,6
16%"
6% t
1
"
Fibres
Blower
7%
Steel
1
17%
Coastal States Gas Prod—
Collins. Radio
Class B
Co A
23
—1-
27%
Colorado? Milling ft Elev Co—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp eomz'_3
».
$1.25
conv
18%
preferred .—zi__25 :
-
Warren (S D)
10
26%
28%
Steamship
2.50
Register
1
Home Products Inc—
9%
30>/2
10%
33
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
,1
30
33 %
Mfg Ca
Common
non-voting
5
Stubnitz
Greene Corp
9V'2
16 Yz
49
53
Co
5
25V2
27%
Corp.,
1
Transmls Corp_7
24
Bank
16%
10%
Cross Company——
*4———5 r 28 Cummins Engine Co Inc.
—5
37%
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—1
" 8
Common-Ltd vtg—.
——1
9%
of
America
N
& S
T
„
Dictaphone Corp
—_5
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv__4
Donnelley; (R R) ft Sons Co„5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp.
1
„2
-'•> 11%
V 23%
5
' 17%
'l 16%
:
5QC
■-.■v
.
■
.
16%
11%
1
-
8
>
12%
East TenaieSsee Nat Gas Co
-1-'^
Eastern. Industries: Inc:
50c
Eastern* Utilities Associates—10
Economics
El
9
23%
—1
Emhart Mfg Co
36%
7%
11%
12%
Otter
Tail
Power
Oil
Co
37
10c
t,
*1
57
First
58%"
62
23%
25%
Boston
Corp,:
:
10
Fisher Brothers Co—
2.50
Fisher Governor Co
Florida. Steel
•
60%
—1
14%
15%
1
Corp
lOTa
11%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
15 VB
Ft Wayne
Frito Cu
24
24%
Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive
Corp
Pacific Far East Line,
Pacific Mercury Telev
Garlock
Gas
Paper.10
•
Packing
Co
1
Service Co
10
Genera* Crude Oil Co:
Genera* Gas Corp
Gen Telep
(Calif*
Gen
2%
—2.50
5%
pfd„20
..
16%
2478
26%
25%
27%
24
26%
3%
4%
18%
20%
Telep Co of the Southwest*"
5%%
Giant
preferred
,20
Portland Cement
Co,,
Giddlng3 & Lewis Mach Tool
Green
(A
P>
Fire
Brick Co
Pendleton Tool
1
18
20%
L
6%
.s,
10%
11%
29 Ye
14%
^
16
5
25
27
34%
19
*
20%
4
11
:
12
5%
5%
32%
34T4
70c
Indus
I 17%
18%
14
15%
10%
1
General
Bottlers
1
-
9%
,—10
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Plymouth Rubber Co
Portland Gas & Coke Co
24%
,—3%
,
,—2
New
Hamp
9%
29%
..
5y*
14y2
*
15%
24 y2
5
Co of
28
4%
•
19
Portland General Electric Co_7
»/2
Potash Co of America
Serv
26%
8%
'
—• ^
26%
30%
28
10c
5Va
5%
5
17%
18%
19 Ye
20%
5
l
1
.
,
14%
33 ya
8%
9%
37%
39%
49%
52%
(N Y)—10
47%
50
38%
6%
Bk
(Savannah)
10
61%
66
240
254
(Phila)
14%
Y)
25
57
,
25
61%
78%
37
39%
86
89%
33%
-10
27%
29%
5
County Trust Co (White
Plains N Y)
23%
Bk
28%
18%
33%
20
&
84
87%
23 %
31
25%
34y„
43%
46%
Tr
10
—
Co
(N Y)—10
Freeport (N Y)
5
16%
Mellon Nalt Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh),25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
18%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
Morgan (J P) & Co (N Y)—100
National
Bank
of Detroit
.,10
National Bank
of Westchester_5
City Bank (Cleve)—16
122
129
60
03 V2
41
45%
25S
270
52%
18
56
■
19%
62
66%
26%
29%
65
59%
42%
44%
43 Mi
47 y4
National Commerce Bank &
(Albany N Y)
Natl Newark & Essex
Co
7.50
Banking
(N
J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Boston.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
New Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
32%
77 Mi
370
401
64%
58
25%
60
155
J).,,10
34
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY) ,10
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co,10
24
25%
42%
45%
75
79 y4
72
76%
60%
32%
.10
33
35%
6 Y*
22
24 Ye
New York Trust Co (N Y)
25
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
Peoples First Natl Bk ft Tr
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
80%
64%
28
Trust
Co
Fldelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
..10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) —10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk & Tr
Co
(Camden N J)
First National
Bk
164
(Newark
'*
First Natl Bk
of Chicago
100
First Natl Bank of Dallas—10
First Natl Bk (Jersey City)—25
20
First
Natl City Bank
of
Rochelle
New
Franklin Natl
(N Y)._20
Bk
10
37
39ya
29
32%
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Boston
—6
43
45%
49%
53
130
144
'
39%
56
59]A
17
19%
33%
St Louis Union Trust Co
70
73%
65%
69 %
Seattle
71%
75V*
57
62%
68%
33%
'
62%
'
347
31%
72
8y8
*
20
1st
Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston Mass)
20
63
66 y2
65%
Security First Natl Bank
43
45%
Security
Angeles)
Natl Bk
35%
(N
State Bank of
Albany——
Sterling Natl Bk ft Tr Co
Trade Bk ft Tr Oo
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
Trust Co of New Jersey
Hanover
78%
85%
Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J>
25
32%
35%
48%
54
23%
45%
10
w
23
42%
45%
10
21%
8%
23%
10
38%
41%
Union Tr Co of Maryland,—10
United States Trust Co—
41%
44%
(New
York)
<N Y)
44%
80%
47%
22
42
5
48%
42 y4
44%
Hunting-
26%
75 y8
29%
12%
of
25
20
York—10
73%
27
(Los
Y)
45%
tChic)— 20
69
10
Second Natl Bank of Phila
62%
31%
7%
357
ton
—10
(Franklin
Square N Y)
10
,10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
49
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Phila)
First Westchester Natl Bank
14%
36
31%
-
16
,5
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
ft Trust
(Phila)
Second
—25
First
J)
—10
First Natl Bank Trust Co
Paterson
N
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
■-
(Atlanta)—10
First Nat'l Bank Baltimore—10
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 V2
of
(Hackensack
37%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Harris
Bank of New
Tr
&
Sav
Bk
Hartford
Hudson
Hudson
Tr
Co
(Union
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
Natl
Providence
For
2%
R
Bank
City)—8
(N Y>—10
•Cleveland)
—
14%
16
32
35%
United States
see
38%
41%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz),6
(Boston)
—
Tr Co
10
<N Y)—20
24
26%
67 Mi
70 V4
32
34%
of
10
I
footnotes
10%
Union Bank of Commerce—
_
16
26 y2
Aak
"*•
32
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_,10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
National
'"73%
N
■
lid
**17
10
40%
Exch
(Paterson N J)
■
(Phila)—.5
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Pepsi-Cola
Pfaudler-Permutit
Pickering Lumber Corp
28 »A
29y8
6%
31 >A
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
37
<NY)_12%
Corn
First Natl Bk of 8t Louis
;
-3%
5
Pub Serv Co of New
Mexico
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
Purolator Products
26%
18%
"»
0y2
19%
24%
4
13%
V 27%
"A",_90c
Pub
5
•:3%
17%
f
•
21%
Co_2
10%
68%
; 6
1
Producing Properties Inc
20
13 y8
/
?
Pacific Power &
Light Co
Pan American
Sulphur Co
26%
22%
Corrugated
4%
(
-
L
Pabst
!
12%
43%
J
■
25
27%
42%
Co (Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
22%
:.9%
*
39%
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
r
6%-
50o
Co
Long Island Trust
63%
Federal
64
—t__6
..
Equity
3%
-
'
12%
1
10
Par
Trust
Liberty Real Estate
60
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
*
Co
7%
.
13
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
20%
39%
Commercial Trust of N J
I
A
41%
Prodi.lOc
Old Ben Coal
Corp
'' If "
Opelika Manufacturing
Cor^.—5
46%
6%
••••
.
Companies
68
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
18%
»'
11%
Oklahoma Miss River
24%
43
1
•<
13%
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Trust
123/4
Corp_%,zi'1
"3%
Northwestern Pub Serv CoJ,._3 '*
16% 1
16%
34%
Laboratory Inc._—1
(TexaS;—*
Empire State Oil Co_—
9%
4
23
15%
Pasor Electric Co
Electrohi* Corp
—
21%,
r.
sA
'r''"'
!
15%
12 Ye
,
22%
10
17%
11%
.
Northeastern Water Co $4 hfd_*
Indiana Pub Serv Cp—,•
Northwest Production
14 Y*
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
18%
20
17%
17%
North
13%
5
2%
65%
18%
7
-
.
Nortex Oil & Gas
Corp,,_i_,_I
North American Coal
;!
1
North Penn Gas Co
?i—5
44%
12%
5%
Wurlitzer
Co
—J
Trust Co (N
34%
:
20%
Norris Thermador
Corp.,__j_50c
42
1
Wisconsin Power & Light Co„10
Wood Conversion Co
5
21'A
Commercial State Bank &
25 V4
31%
Corp A com_50c
37%
1
5
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
Cleveland Trust Co
,50
10%
.
Corp.,—2%
Class B common
6%
11%
35%
Bros
10
Citizens & Southern National
24%
10-
•
19%
5%
Williams & Co Inc
16
Chase Manhattan Bk
23%
23
1
14 y8
17%
37%
309
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila.10
82%
National Shirt Shops of
Del,
New Eng Gas & Elec
Assoc
Nicholson File Co.,
>
7
—2
38
Chem
"
National Gas & Oil
Corp.—
National H«m«fi
32%
Inc——1.
——
v
21%
,
National Aluminate
26%
7%
Dun
Inc
31%
21%
33%
298
■
40%
2%
Bush
35%
19%
v
Camden Trust Co (N J)
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
7%
29
(NY)
Virginia
Louis)
5%
28
33%
Mountain Fuel
Supply Co^l—10
9%
Dynarnica Corp of America
$1
preference
■*
6%
4___i
35%
13
Co
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp—:
Industrial
35%
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
11%
.
Detroit Internal Bridge Co—1 > 18--Dl-NooChemical Arts Inez—1
Dunham
17%
27%
5
of
Bank
Missouri Utilities Co
Montrose Chemical Co
33
,10c
Western Natural Gas
—_
Danly. Machine Specialties——5 4 : 6%
Darling (L* A) Coz—z„——-1
7%
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp_.z-Z__1—1 '
10%
Dentists Supply Co of N Y—2%
4 21%
Detroit &zCanada Tunnel Corp_5
14%
Detroit Harvester Co;
1
17%
ft'Bradstreet
Bank
1L
2 v * 33%
35%
Minneapolis Gas Co
:
1
28 y8
26%
Mississippi Shipping Co—zzills *4' 19%
;2i%
Miss Valley
Barge Line Coii—1
14% 7, .15%
Mississippi Valley Gas Co_i—,5
4 17%"
19
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
.,
47V*
•
Co
ilk
A
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bank (St
17%
10%
.
28%
Bid
100
Bank of North America
32%
49%
26%
i-7%
5 »/2
26%
(San Francisco),
6%
Bank of Commerce (Newark) ,25
Inc— 1
Miles Laboratories Inc
/>»%
25%
44
.
Bros
Williams
'
24
5
—,1
Co
Transport "A"__l
West Point
Manufacturing Co—5
Western Lt & Telephone CO—10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Bank and Trust
25 Ye
16%
7
5
Par
25%
5
4%
1
21
29%
7 ,2%-
4%
z
5%
46%
'
4'%
23%
8%
lc
■
65%
16
1
3%
21'/2
15%
Refining Co
Swasey Co
18%
•
6'/a
15%
Watson
33
"
Inc,!
42%
5%
14"/2
l
15%
'>
39%
Corp—1
Propane Gas
23%
••
—1
Class A common
18%
Continental. Transp Lines Inc—1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp_~_zl
21
16%
*
Brothers
13
22%
% '
>'
.
13
19%
'
Co
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
17%
16%
62
Publishing Co„— ..-5
Michigan Gas Utilities Co_i. —5
1%
15%
&
Texas Eastern
5%
>.
1
—50c
11%
30a4
Meredith
26%
f
Commonwealth Gas Corp
:1Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut. Light & Power Co.*
16
Varlan Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
32%
'5'
III
McNeil
13%
5
38'A
17%
Warren
Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove
29%
11%
•'
—5
McLouth Steel
Corp
Machine & Eng_.
39%
5
35%
Warner
'
Maryland Shipbldg &
Dry Co _50c
Maxson (W L)
Corp__
j; —3
McLean Industries
—IIII' -lc
11%
2%"
Inc____":
Colorado-Interstate Gas Co
13%
5
22%
Tekoil
12 *
£
T •1
Marmon Herrington Co
9%
11%
12%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp,
Vanity Fair Mills Inc.,—;
25%
E)
4%
30%
30 ya
32
(A
23%
28
24
Suntide
37%
15%
Maremont Auto Prods
Inc—. —1
Marlin-Rockwell Corp_,_
—1
4%
>;•
.1
7
8%
10%
.<•
Madison Gas & Electric
Co_ .-16
17'%
com—1
common:...
Colonial- Stores
.
Macmillan
5%
com ci A—33 %c
Comnm class B——-—33J/3C
Clinton.Machine Co
—
—1
Citizens Util Co
27
6V*
Co__1
Bank of New York
Chattanooga Gas Co—
25%
1
20%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern Oil Co
-£%
29%
Suburban
48%
30 7<
j
L —1
Co
36%
v
7%
27 Tit
v-
Inc
33%'
21
25
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co..
32%
34%
.
el
i
45%
5
ClarkL
•"
•
34
,5
Lithium Corp of America
Star
39
.1
10
16 V2
22%
37
*
Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp
1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
Struthers Wells Corp
2y2
25
!
>
II~3
Co
com
17%
15%
21%
1
Stanley
31
*"*10
I—II10
~
S
23%
;,3
Co
Co
Lucky Stores
22%
17%
•
25
-
10%
27%
2y2
Stanley
•
12%
30
50c
-
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Lone
35 To
r.
Co
11 V\
16 Ye
'•
21Y*
22y4
4%
.
Tele
7
9%
35
12%
2y2
Staley
11%
11TB
Gas_5
Co
Glass
10y2
Corp
Stand Fruit &
37'
10%
ig
~
11
Sprague Electric Co
>
11
34%
L,—*
Inc.,
Landers Frary &
14%
34%
6
L-O-F
34%
13%
^
Co:iZ:^.Zi5 :
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
Central-Public Utility.Corp
Centra* Soya Co—
21%
10
Universal Match
12%
27%
•
21
Speer Carbon Co,,
25%
Ill 5
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co—
Koehring
5%
17%
Central'El Elec
V
'
30%
16%
■■
Ketchum Co Inc
Keystone Portland Cem
9%
1
Co
23
11%
25%
*
,6
Producing Co
States
10%
22%
.
'
• •
6% preferred
10
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines
Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals——10c
■
95
29
.—1
Kentucky Utilities
52%
1
___
Ceco- Steeh Products
Colorado Power
88
v-
1
preferred,
Kennametal
45%
1
Southwest Gas
Kendall Co—
-•7%
Canadian- Superior Oil of Calif-l
Cannon Mills class B com—25
28
43
7J/2
16%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment
Co_10
-
26V4
Southern
-
$1.46
39%
Standard
Co
Kaiser Steel
Corp
20
17 VB
-z_l
10%':
18%
37%
9'%
Trans Gas
197/o
2
28
—1
;
40%"
-
Pipe Line Oorp__50c
Tucsoh Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
Co-5
8%
8%
18%
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
10c
Southern
'
12
6%
1
15%
Supply
Electric
Corp^
20%
.1
16
Inc:
Jefferson
9%
1
1
2
20%
:_15
&
1
Towmotor Corp.,
Tracerlab Inc
.
common
;
20%
38
Corp
Southwestern
Inc
19 Ye
Calif Water Co
,—5
Jack
21%
United Greenfield
Corp—
21%
61%
.
64'A
20
1
20
5
61
•
Topp
Corp
Industries
36%
8Ye
(G
19%
4%.
l
Tokheim
70y2
66
Time Inc
•
Southern
'26%
1
8%
:
System Inc.
17%
57
8%
-
Jacinto Petroleum
Skll
7%
.
30 V«
V 9%
California, Oregon- Power Co—20 "
California Water Service. Co—25
Calif Water & Telep Co—12%--
63 %
.
*
37 %>
*
10
•
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1
preceding page.
1
j1
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28
10
D) & Co
Seismograph Service Corp
Sierra Pacific Power Co
r
11%
Eurndy. Corp.—___l
San
25%
Nat Gas Co
5
4
10
;
y
•
27%
Bullock's* Inc—J—____10
Canadian
15
24%
7
—5
r 20%:
22%'
Brush-Beryllium Co—
1
Buckeye Steel Castings. Co—0
*
-28
26%;
Black, Sivalls. & Bryson Inc com 1 4;. 19%j*
Botaitjp Mills Incl———
zr,
5W\
Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred—25,13.
Ryder
-
2l/2
Manufacturing Co
Plywood Corp
Marie Reid——
Rose
21 %
21 y2
4%
3%
Corp—1
Thermo King Corp
States
Aak
20%
20%
397/a
( 34
1
—5
1
Black Hills. Power ft Light:
•
Bid
Transmission Corp-5
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co.l
Texas Industries Inc
1
Texas National Petroleum
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
17%
9ya
31%
"
Berylliunt CorpZZZZirZZi:
28%
* 16
|
_25c
—1
rreignc
Interstate Securities Co—
Investors Diver Services 1
10%
-11 y4
-6%- •~7%
24
■
26%
~-5:
7%
9 y4
III
5%'
*
27
■
143,a
Par
Texas Gas
Three
14%
go
*
14%
—-
Markets—:
.3
Nevada Power Co
Southern New Eng Tele Co
Southern Union Gas Co
IVi
Bay less
13J/2
Inc,,3%
Searle
*
13
;
12y2
Roddis
22%
:
1
Rochester Telephone Corp
13%
—1
•
,,2
A
Rockwell
29%
1
Co
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
53
6%
1
Gas
Corp
Roadway Express class
104
■
13%
—r-
;f
14%
*
24 Ye
14 Vk
101
97
21V4
'
? 22 V2
Natural
River Brand Rice Mills
y. 53%
95
—Z
28%"
28%
Riley Stoker Corp
24%
.
50%
1
19%s
20%
^
Baxter Laboratories——
&. Goesert
Controls—1
3%
26%
4%
23" V
7
I10
Baredo Investment Co—_
Eell
42.50
—
■ 19 V*
Goz___10> 26
Associated Spring Corp—10> 19%
Avon Products
Inc_X_L———10
51 Aztec Oil & Gas Coz—
—1 '13%
(A.Jt
Voltage
Ask
3%
Richardson Co
11%
3%
.——10c
class A
——2%
Hudson Pulp ,&
Paper Corp—Class A common
_i
29%'
r
-
10%"
—10
Hoover Co
Bid
1
Chemicals
Resistoflex
18%
Haloid Company,;.
-.i:—5
Hanna (M A) , Co class
A com_10
Class B common
High
53%
28'
17
1
com—4—*
Corp
&
•
•
1
Republic
16%
130%
Hearst Cons Publications cl
A-25
Helene Curtis Ind class
A—_1
16%
49%
•
Art Metal Construction
Bates Mfg Co—"
>
19%
20%
19 %
1
Gas
Hagan Chemicals
26'A
17%
_i
Gustin-Bacon.Mfg
,
-27'/*
—1
common
Partic. preferred
Arizona. Public Service-
i
25
:__1
:
Grolier
47 34-.'
-
33%
American.Window Glass Co_12%
Auneuser-Busch Inc,
44
44',2
.
Co.,,_1
Develop
Gulf
16
Hospital Supply Corp
_i
American-Marietta Co
>—2
&
25%
41%
_
Amer
:
124
Society
Interstate
The "National" list is
composed of securities
Reichhold
Ask
15%
Corp..
30
V*
Bid
Green Mountain Power
Corp—_5
Grinnell
v
request.
Par
Par
28%
Amercement Corp _Z_—_5
Anier Commercial Barge Line.,5
American. Express Co..
10
Amer Research
-28
on
Rare Metals Corp of America
*-
5%—
26
American-Box Board Co
American/Pipe & Const
7 Ask
sources
They do
(indicated by the "bid")
sold
quotation furnished
wide national distribution.
any
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
3
Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected
guide to the range within which these securities
could have been
a
.
Par
April
obtained from the National
are
intended
are
for
II
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
46
*
.
Monday, April 7, 1958
.
(1582)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
for
Quotations
Thursday, April 3
'
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
Untul F«ad®—-
1.45
1.60
5.79
6.26
3.94
4.21
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust—*
Atomic Devei Hut Fund Inc.—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc.—X
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc.—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Tund Inc*l
Axe-Science & Elect'nice Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
X7.17
7.84
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
*
1
Broad -Street In vest men t
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
9.07
10.84
19.20
20.65
B-3
14.69
15.88
B-4
20.55
22.22
K-I
11.15
12.22
1
6.77
7.40
Fund*-
American
Ltd,
Canada
California Fund Inc
Canada General Fund—
1.44
4.70
5.37
Intl Resources Fund Inc
7.06j
7.67
Investment Co of
3.42
3.74
9.41
10.23
latel Fund Inc
-•—,—
1
Johnston «The» Mutual Fund—I
20.55
22.46
Keystone
Preferred
**
Fund Inc
Commonwealth Income
15.12
16.50
8.76
8.52
s-4
(Low
Priced Com Stksml
7.17
10.70
5.57
6.10
10.39
11.36
5.09
21.50
23.24
Trust Fund
25c
Fund
1
Investors Inc.—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
137
130
8.19
11.34
1
16.42
17.85
1
Composite Fund Inc
13.93
15.14
12.98
14.03
16
17%
1
—
Consolida ted- Investment Trust-l
13.34
7.86
6.24
8.38 y
14.87
2.52
2.76
1
9.03
9.82
1
20.27
21.68
1
18.71
Corp—1
4.79
10
20c
133.01
134.35
6.23
6.46
—
Eaton & Howard—
Fund—:
Stock Fund
Electronics Investment
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc*,—
2.08
2.30
Fidelity &
Inc.— 10c
6.22
6.82
Fireman's
9.95
Preferred Stock Series
9.47
8.62
lc
lc
5.59
v.
Chemical shares*———lc
10.57
11.58
Common '(The-; Stock Fund_lc
Electronics
Electrical
10.71
11.73
Equipment shares.*——lc
Food shares
lc
6.06
6.65
6.49
7.12
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bona shares
lc
8.68
9.51
6.48
7.11
Industrial Machinery «hares_lc
5.88
6.45
shares—lc
shares
lc
8.26
5.54
29.22
July
3%s
6.05
11.30
April
41%
39
,
■"i
1963
15,
a20.39
Aug.
*%s
June
9.56
10.45
3%s
March
12.52
11.17
Fund*—1
§.42
10.24
Certificates
6.72
107
101.22
4s
lc
Inc—1
10.01
13.44
13.84
United
13.34
14.50
15.21
15.68
Value Line Fund Inc
—1
5.52
6.03
Inc„1
4.49
4,91
10c
2.26
2.47
1%S Feb.
*1
6.55
7.16
Funds
Canada
—1
Line Income Fund
Line
.
101.30
Wall Street
*—:
Investing Corp
2.42
6.56
7.17
7.29
7.97
Wellington Fund—*
Whitehall Fund Inc
6.78
7.33
*1
7.52
8.22
1
11.88
—_1
11.27
100.26
l%s Anril 1, 1959
100.13
100
100.9
99-30
100.15
100.4
100.11
100.6
1959
99.20
99.28
99.4
99.12
5.33
—
Notes—*•
TTfiftsnrv
2%s June 15,
Oct.
1.
1958
1958
1959
15,
Oct.
1
*___'.
1%S April 1, 1960
"1
,
t
%
[
"
'
!.
'
70
1969
98%
78
BeUTelc-p Co of- Penn 3%s_1989
Bld
Ask
100 %
100%
4Ga %
113%
115%
4% %
1971
116%
(Calif
Home
Oil
1
5s
Mich Elec
3%s_1988
Ind Power & Lgt 4%s
1975
*—1988
Indiana
80
Carolina'Pow &c Lgt 4%6—1988
Carrier
Corp
4%s
1982
94%
102
97%
Central 111 Pub Serv 4%S—1988
101%
95%
1023/o
99
102%
101
8-
4.20^
4%s_1988
Bonds—(Cont.)
General Telep
99
&
1-57
5-
1-58
9-
3-57
6-
2-58
1977
National
Chic Rock Island & Pac Rv—
5%S
Cieve
Columbia
Ilium
3%s
4%s
Gas
N
99%
1983
1993
*
Elec
101%
100%
1983
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_2008
4
98%
100 >4
101 %
101
99%
Commonwealth Gil R-ef—
1972
6&
%l
Paso
Ferro
Natural-Gas
5%s_197?
Corp 3%s
Florida
Pow
&
1975
Lgt
4%s
Fruehauf Trailer 46
1081a'
80
102
1976
Port
Ceraent
5s
65
1975
3s/46
General
1988
91
117
109%
__
r
102%
70
1977
92%
98%
104%
109%-
110%
100.14
100.22
107
108
99
100
103%
.
Brass
Can
Edison
7- 1-58
Quebec Natural Gas Units
94
8-
1-58
100.2
100.11
Ask
103.10
103.G
99
98.8
105.4
97.28
104.16
106.4
96.12
105.12
95.28
96
103 3 a
1977
113%
*
Debentures
Due
Dated
Bate
4%%
12-
-
2-58
Bid
Ask
101
101.3
1-2-58
2.45%
?
10-
1-58
100.30
101.1
2-3-58
3.65%/
3.00%.
101.5
9-
2-57
21-
3-58
100.24
100.27
3-3-58
12t
1-58
100.14
100.17
1-53
1-
5-58
100.5
100.7
4-
2 %
135
Dollar Value
97
98
103%
115
137
90
102
8,
Bid
0.40%
bl.00
0.50%
0.60%
June
b0.90
0.70%
0.90%
June
bl.02
0.92 %
June
bl.02
0.92%
July
i
1958***
May 15, 1958.
May 22,, 1958—
5,
111%
102%
100
100%
5s
1971
70
72
Pipe Line Units*
142
144
•No
a
par
Net
Stock
listing
on
the New York
Exchange
yield price
...
*
'
.
_**»•:.-
x
ISSUES
stock.
Ex-dividend.
wlWhen issued.
y
Ex-stock dividend.
1.00%
bl.12
Ex-rights,
t New
value.
k Admitted *0
b Bid
d
value
asset
1.00%
bl.06
1958-
1958—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
112%
101%
1.00%
blD6
102%
1980
1.00%
bl.06
1958_j
26,
1,00%
bl.06
1958—!
19,
3,
0.95%
bl.06
June 12, 1958
bl.00
bl.05
May 29, 1958
b0.90
1
Ask
Ask
b0.90
April 10, 1958—
April 15, 1958—*
April 17, 1958
April 24, 1958
May 1, 1958
May
88
Bills
Dollar Value
1982
1983
Sylvania Elec Prod 4%s
Amer
101.15
100.9*
B14
68
4%s
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
-
Bid
1988
Sheratoil Co of Am 4s,is
1967
Southern New Eng Tel 4%s*19Pl
Trans-Canada
100.13
101.11
32nda of a point
United States Treasury
66%
ww_l963
Pacific Petroleum 5s
Textron
100.9
1%S Oct. 1, 1960
98.24
l%s April 1, 1961—*
98
4s Aug. L 1961—
105-_
^ S2S Oct. .1, 1961—»
y#.—v
3%s Feb 15, 1962*
104.12
1 %s April 1. 1962
06.*0
4s Aug. 15, 1962
— 1%
1%S Oct. 1, 1962
t}&.4
-3%s Nov. 15, 1962——
.105.8
1%S April 1, 1963
95.20
100.17
100.23
1-57
82
1976
5s
4%s
Debentures
103%
98%
1975
3%s
Span Uranium 5%s
Ohio
104%
102%
102 %
67
up
103%
Maturity—
100.26
100.14
1-57
11-
f
,
118%
101%
1981
4%s
100.7
10-
4.60%
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
Mueller
Ask
100.4
103
Vought S%&
1966
100.22
102
j
Bid
Due
Dated
R*te
Geu'l Tire & Rubber 6S ww 1983
Ask
100.6 1
101.24
12.16
4.77
Investors Fund Inc
Security Issues
102
72
100.12
99.30
100.14
12.96
**__*—!
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Bid
102.12
Treasury, Notes—(Cont.)—
3%s May 15, 19G0
100.30
101.18
100.28
Dec.
l%s
Washington Mutual
2.21
101%
100.10
102.6
Indebtedness & Notes
Ask
100.1
100.28
101.16
1,19581, 1958
2 %s Feb. 14, 1959
Aug.
3%s
IVaS
Special Situations
Inc
Fund
1
Ltd
Value
i
—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
4.85s May 15, 1958
5s Sept. 2. 1958
2.35s Oct. 7, 1958
decimal point represent one or more
3%s Anril 15, 1958—
9.41
9.16
10c
1
101.26
100.28
3%s May 1. 1971
4',«s Feb. 15, 1972-1967
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
Indebtedness—
of
8.86
a21.28
102.26
Bid
6.15
4.17
102.26
Maturity—
1
3.81
101.1
100.6
8.30
Funds Inc—
United Science Fund
3.77
101.12
101.22
Figures after
.
United Income Fund Shares*l
■
100.27
101.5
100.4
100.3
1064-
1959
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Chance
28 %
100.6
1. 1958—
3%s April 3, 1961
4s May 1, 1902— *
4%S July 15, 1969
3%s April 1, 1970
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
100.26
102.22
:
2%s May 1, 1959
2%s Feb. 1, 1960
2%s June 1, 1960
100.9
U. S. Certificates of
,
United Continental Fund
3%s
30%
26%
100.24
—
4%S July 15, 1958
100.2
102.22
1968
11,
6.46
Recent
Ey
25%
28%
100.1
1958
1958
4%s Feb. 2,
106.24
6.98
10c
10c
2%6 Nov.
101.4
100.29
10.34
Incorporated Income Fund
1
Incorporated Investors***.**—1
P&c
24
11.94
32
7.59
Inc
Fund
Value
Canadian
64%
32nds of a point
1,
100.18
101.8
5.89
1
2%s May
3%s May 1.
101.1
—.
9.44
Burlington Industries 4 lis
22%
79
61
Fidelity
100.22
100.23
_lc
54/2S—:
47%
20%
12.21
10.91
30
1
6.36
Steel
-
44%
75%-'
13.72
10.60
lc
Barium
-•47%
66%
100.5
100.23
1965
10.
8.10
11.07
United Accumulated
1993
%
44
40
44%
46%
:
100.6
23,
7.49
10.02
7.37
Bonds—
53
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Ask
>
100
10, 1958
1960
3%s Feb. 13, 1962
33is March 11, 1963
3%s
a32.16
10.16
6.72
Eait-Gas & Elec 4s
15%
39%
48
25%
101
-—
10, 1959
a28.74
United
1
14
36%
2
10
43%
100.15
1958—
15.
May 8,
3s Feb
Corp—*
Fund
1
Texas
Boston Inc
(N Y)
Co
100.19
1958
4%s June 26, 1958
4%s July 10, 1958
4.70s Aug.
11. 1958
4.20s Oct. 10, 1958
4%s
a9.89
1
4.90
Haydock Fund Inc__
38%
62%
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn-
12.28
2.26
Income Foundation Fund Inc
18%
36%
58%
65%
23%
V'%.
29.52
X5.60
Inc
4.46
i
Corp
Ins
100.2
16, 1958
4.05s Apr.
(Geo!
2.04
of
14.10
1
Fund
lc
Income Fund
12.97
Fund Inc*h—
Equipment shares
lc
Railroad Stock shores.——lc
H-C7
16%
62
Guaranty Co—10
U S Fire
3
U S Life Insurance Co in the
City of N Y
2
Westchester
Fire
—2
75%
8.17
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
Television-Electronics Fund
1
10.90
RE.
Series H-DA—
,**10
54%
lo
U 13
-
30%
:
1958
15,
3.30s
Growth Stock
(T Rovve)
Stein Roe & Farnum
6.08
9.95
Hamilton:' Funds'Inc—
21%
Security (New Haven)
20.22
State Street Investment
10.92
lc
7.48
20.02
Sovereign Investors
8.61
I'
lc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
56%
20%
Republic Insurance (Texas j—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
6t Paul Fire & Marine
6.25
Seaboard Surety Co
—10
106
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3.78
Fund—
1
.Science & Nuclear Funds**—1
-Scudder Fund of Canada Inc—1
Scudcier Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc
*
Scudder Stevens & ClarkCommon Stock Fund
——1
Selected Amer Shares*
1.25
.Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith
(Edison B) Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
7.04
—
52%
Co
Life Ins—
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
•12.34
1
2.50
Fund Inc—
Putnam
6.14
6.42
3.46
11.26
11
Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc..,*—
Pine Street Fund Inc
9.50
9.97
9.08
*1
•
Fund Inc
8.67
Bond
1
Peoples
Puritan
Growth Industry Shares
10
5
5
10
Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
Standard Accident
__f0
Title Guar & Trust
(N Y)
8
Travelers *—*-—*—
:
5
89%
41%
ltid
8.31
Over-the-Counter Securities
'•■•':
6.94
—*
48%
:
Obligations of Government Agencies
4.60s June
6.60
shares——
78%
73
45
7.92
4%s April
6.33
shares—
—10
of N Y_10
*
Insurance
Reinsurance
39
169
28
Co of N Y—10
Jersey Insurance
6z
Shares Inc
Electronics
6.07
Series
7.25
7.88
1
Utilities
3.40
7.25
lc
lc
Tdbacco
5.77
3.11
Nucleonics Chemistry
Price
' Steel
5.28
2.26
Building shares—
„
t Capital Growth Fund
.
10.72
2.07
5.13
shares
9.78
9.81
-4.24
12.24
Bond
10
36%
10
162'%
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
—10
85
Home
—5 - 39%
Insurance Co of North Amer_..S
101 %
Jefferson Standard Life Ins—10
71%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
30%
11.32
Railroad
9.05
28%
4.72
shares
19.75
1
5.63
shares*
18.26
4.64
3.49
1
Petroleum
3.05
5.78
1
Mining
55%
30%
17%
34%
22%
Insurance Co
Hanover
2.81
Indemnity
Reliance
21.16
Pioneer
Merchandising
axl2.05
19.57
New
12.28
Institutional
66
52%
28%
16
32%
20%
,
85%
National Life
(Minn)
Quaker City
9.41
1
15.59
11.24
••
14.01
8.57
1
Growth
12.74
14.42
3.19'
'• Aviation shares
.
19.65
12.96
Stock Series*.
Series
Income
15.00
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
18.18
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
11.87
S.11
General Investors Trust
10.05
83a
80%
Providence-Washington
53%
69 %
4
36
12.50
*
Phoenix
87%
*10
Glens Falls
:
5
Globe & Republic
5
Great American
5
Gulf Life (Jacksonville Fla)_2%
27%
7%
5.39
13.69
Capital Corp
9.30
1
1
1
1
1
Dividend Series
83 %
,,
43%
25%
-
2.50 '•> 50%
F)
General Reinsurance Corp
Series—
Series
Bond
(S
Insurance
Life
Franklin
Income
National Security
Balanced Series
Deposit"ef~Md~~10
Fund
,
;
3.33%
*
—
Life
16%
45%
40"
33%
Peerless Insurance Co—
Pliila
*5(j4*?
A
10
5
Pacific Insurance Co
Pacific
38%
15%
43
2.50
*
Northwestern
3%
36
2
—
Insurance
85%
;
7.07
Futures- .Inc*..——.
General
Northern
85%
81
5
Fire
River
Northeastern
10.76
of beneficial
York
North
33%
shares—lc
——-lc
shares
X5.29
;2
G&s Industries Fund Inc
31
New
37%
•
80
5
Fire
11%
35.
.
10
k-
Corp
Hampshire
New
64
2.53
6.47
series——lc
Preferred stock
3
60%
2.29
X4.93
Mutual Fund
Fundamental Investors Inc
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
79-
Jf
(Bait) *10
class A
Amsterdam Casualty
New
33%
54%
Co
Ins
Ins
Life
Fire
Nationwide
3.37
1
Inc——1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
i
Common stock series
—lc
Florida
National
20%
15%
14%
31
Life
National Union Fire
49%
,
31 %
75%
247
124
82%
58
2.70
49%
58%
Monumental
29 %
71
237
118
2.45
34%
1»%
<N J)—5
Columbian Natl Lite Ins
2
Connecticut General Life
—10
Continental Assurance Co*
5
Continental Casualty Co
5
Crum & Forster Inc
10
lc
32%
44-
46
18%
Camden Fire Ins Assn
5
54%
Monarch
•
37%
4
10%
5
185
35%
5
15%
Boston Insurance Co—
94%
90%'.
177
5
2%
31%
1
12 %
& Life Ins—
Merchants Fire Assurance
29%
Co
11%
Merchants & Manufacturers
10
Beneficial Stand Life Ins
1%
29%
.1
*
Mass Indemnity
6%
25%
2
-
1%
32%
26%
6%
29
(N Jt_10
17%
16
27%
10
Bonding
Massachusetts
6.25
Bankers & Shippers—
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Bid
Ins
Casualty
Maryland
5
American Surety Co
lc
Bond Fund
108
Lincoln National Life
21
,
1
(Wash D C)
American Re-insurance
2.53
Stock Series
Fidelity; Fund Inc——
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
19%
(Newark N Jt—2%
Mercury
Amer
^53
3.06
Foundation—1
Mutual Investment Fund Inc** 1
Mutual Shares Corp
1
Mutual. Trust Shares
of beneficial interest
i.——1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
National Investors Corp—
1
20.00
4.38
Shares
Amer Ins Co
3.20
Mutual
16.90
2.50
25c
_*
Balanced
a40.55
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Units of ?>eneficial interest—1
8.64
7.65
Fund—1
Investment
Dreyfus Fund Inc
5.66
Trust
int__33%c
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
:
*—33 %c
10.20
5.69
.
Diversified; Trustee Shares—*
Dividend
5.18
Massachusetts Investors
69
16 %
Home Assurance Co_5
2.29
special Investment
107
Par
27%
35%
17%
25%
33
1
(Jaclmonvill^Fla)
American
2.09
Transport
13.47
64 Va
9.27
Vegh Investing Co Inc——1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc——1
Delaware Fund
.*
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc_—1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
De
Co
Agricultural Insurance Co—__10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
3
Amer Heritage Life- Ins—v-,:
4.43
share
De
Insurance
1.89
Paper sharesPetroleum shures*
6.15
5.62
—1
Aetna
4.02
Manhattan
Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
E
9.59
shares
Automobile
.1988
Corp (Va)_5
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co—65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins {Birm;_2
Life
Companies Inc
;
1
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
Title
Lawyers
143
64%
186
137
61
178
10
10
10
Surety
Aetna Life
lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
Metal shares
—-lc
12.33
Fund Inc
Casualty
15.27
Managed Funds—
Investment—-1
Series
8.78
13.97
9.20
8.48
Commonwealth Stock Fund—__ 1
Diversified
10.49
10.97
Life Insurance
Composite Bond <fc Stock
Inc
9.61
10.05
Lexington
8.33
Fund
10.34
15.43
Lexington Venture
16.53
0.90
Commonwealth
9.47
14.14
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd*l
Knickerbocker Fund
*—1
400
«fc
Aetna
7.83
9.90
K-2
98
Ask
Bid
Par
9.56
7.80
4.65
7.76
Crown
24.31
7.17
1
Fund Inc
Concord
21.83
s-3
Bonds,ml
»Low Priced Bonds)
1
(Discount Bonds)
1
(Income Pfd Stocks!
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks) —1
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
(Income Com Stocks)1**1
(Speculative Com 6tk)_*l
Investment
6.56
100
1
__
Colonial
-
Bonds)—A
t
1
Capital Venture Fund Inc
28.74
al9.13
(Medium Grade
S-l
17.38
Century Shares Trust
1
15.28
Chemical Fund Inc
—50c
Christiana Securities com—100 11,800 12
9.60
28.18
Custodian Funds—
1
Ltd
8.78
26.28
B-2
12.10
10.06
3.85
8.61
25.18
S-2
11.19
12.29
3.34
1
96
Companies
6,17
7.88
America—-1
Ask
-1976
5s
84
80
Insurance
9.67
N
11.23
lc
Investment Trust of Boston—
B-l
(1054' Ltd
**1
Canadian Fund Inc
1
Canadian International Growth
Fund
5.64
4.94
Inv Tr of America
101%
Match
Westcoast Trans 5%s_
105%
101%
105%
9.84
9.00
8.84
1.31
Boston- Fund Inc
;
Universal
11.03
10.09
Institutional Bank Fund.—lc
Inst Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional Growth Fund.le
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional insur Fund—lc
'
4.31
Blue Ridge
Bond
Ltd—
Institutional Shares
25c
Affiliated Fund " Inc
1.25
American Business Share»*A~~l
Aberdeen
1988
.**1978
—
4%s*
Gas
U S Industries 4%s——. .—1970
Bid
Ask
83
80
5%s— .—1971
Corp
Union Electric 4%s
United
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
P»r
•
Underwood
1.08%
'If
Volume 187 1 Number 5731
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(1583)
THE COURSE ?OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
us
decrease compared with
a
$22,497,636,524 against $22,852,846,878 for the
week in
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 4.9%.
_
At this center
3,280,001
3,467,833
—
5,176,009
5,916,270
14,351,579
17,114,467
3,949,125
13,624,854
16,111,513
Jersey—Treuton
1958
York
New
Chicago
Louis
All
'
-
..
826,606,827
j
in
issue of next week.
our
week covered by the
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above the
In the elaborate detailed
Total
last
day of the week in all
at this center
showing
an
the week
as
loss of
was a
Boston Reserve District of
record
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
register
of 9.2%.
to its credit
Mobile
the
are
In the
following
we
furnish
a
Grand
smaller
South
29—
1st Boston
—12
2nd New York
3rd
10
Philadelphia
,__11
4th Cleveland
7
__
5th. Richmond
6
__
6th Atlanta
—10
7th Chicago
—17
8th St. Louis
4
9th Minneapolis
7
10th Kansas City
9
......—
11th Dallas
.
12th San Francisco
.
6
—10
Total
_109
Outside New York
City,
We
now
add
Inc.
$
$
807,744,340
or
Dec. %
$
4.7
+
12,492,269,026
12,103,756,168
1,021,289,009
1,332,906,077
1,235,956,760
1,464,685,908
3.2
—
—
11,676,006,631
1,371,115,062
702,987,339
701,541,693
1,186,695,865
1,212,583,775
1,418,917,780
1,479,561,163
0.2
617,039,128
1,024,071,299
4.1
1,221,959,565
623,084,915
664,904,928
6.3
654,530,105
525,138,622
+
6.1
494,154,810
634,098,571
580,874,844
.+
9.2
542,253,840
506,520,574
+
6,5
477,878,153
1,138,131,153
+
2.9
1,100,198,005
0.4
—
—
1958
First Federal Reserve
District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor.
Portland
J
$
21,066,711,300
9,760,150,911
2,636, ,493
.
■
or
•
5,875, 139
—
2,743,900
2,930. 072
Lowell
$
9.8
5.4
2,446,518
,:
'
2,238,466
6,263,466
702,204,294
5,934,534
6,4
3,029,530
1,307,440
6,7
12,004,386
Springfield
2,902,027
Worcester
—
13,700, 780
13,629,991
12,541,787
9,401,644
19,589,645
New Hampshire—Manchester
(12 cities )_]
4(fc63l, 047
21,751, 238
28,766,100
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
11,366, 365
53,143,273
Connecticut—Hartford
31,402 400
2,401,317
—
—
2,666 558
845,929,803
807,744,340
v
+
9.9
16,856,894
(7 cities)
Buffalo
25,417,600
24,992,900
9.9
2,246,845
2.345,571
4.7
Jamestown
138,228,284
1,765.257
2,090,523
2,679,817
Connecticut—Stamford
Northern New
Jersey-
cities)
39,097,944
20,544,889
New Jersey—Newark
11,698,597,606
38,963,761
Rochester
2,840,485
12,106,579.100
Syracuse
21,637,679
*25,000,000
64,964,843
+12.6
(a)
127,970,994
4-
New York.
Total (10
25,810,034
(a)
1
Elmira
5,915,550
5,845,085
+ 22.0
47,863,796
+ 30.4
13,824,321
46,243,378
15,495,593
1,169,552
1,120,079,096
1,055,118,784
5,659,278
14,423,143
817,979,084
•
26,875,640
70,890,126
74,735,283
77,687,837
12,492,269,026
12,103,756.168
25,613,004
(a) •
+16.8
1,049,111
7
10,678,222
4,990,942
1,479,561,163
6.6
4,748,870
12,976,374
9,205,510
5,216,014
—19.1
—10.2
4.1
360,200.000
186,298,560
116,041.003
2,365,365
664,904,928
347,400,000
Total
(9
City
—
113,551,425
2,177,445
6.3
654,530,105
589.881,75*
11,130,546
|5,651,445
11,653,034
8,721,561
337,354,830
119,805,691
+ 23.3
525,133,622
3,640,022
0.3
5,584,010
—
—
6,696,745
3,764,075
.;
4.5
12,591,103
5,111,70*
13,334,440
6.1
—
+
494,154,810
464,212,385
City—
782,021
532,007
4,671,306
7,274,814
141,426,333
8,432,263
25,604,016
379,887,982
12,219,218
4,716,190
634,098,571
580,874,844
-
12,9«M>,.948
I
117,073,530
6,457,593
6.8
6,393,387
311,838,489
+ 22.3
1,006,140
+10.2
7,879,318
9.9
:•
.
598,086
+ 29.8
136,699,894
+
—29.6
+
+
9,508,087
23,351,962
346,185,387
4.8
9.8
-
10,438,048
467,652,930
36,316,409
Galveston
Wichita Falls
.
Louisiana—Shreveport—
Total
-
(6 cities)
11,844.903
539,656,268
—
10,280,941
433,105,605
37,921,841
7,162,000
7,373,208
10,713,673
Dallas
Fort Worth
7,963,38*
+
6.3
0.9
5,404,639
+
9.2
542,253,840
554,752,606
314,539,879
11,620,327*
506,520,574
189,673,152
r
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
6,725,000
6,642,281
+
1.5
+
8.0
11,833,328
404,448,996
—
4.2
35,661,072
+
6.5
Sail
San
10,122,818,430
35,892,216
California—Long Beach
18,116,137
7.0
26,439,185
7,278,000
+ 11.0
6,873,246
6,099,213
9.5
11,783,511
12,811,676
6.5
477,878,153
—
+
53,509,982
69,435,040
373,286,926
-
"*
24,054,722
81,212,338.*
-
24,071,966
■
t
2,4
189,622,034
161,321,127
+
3.0
4,343,158
+
2.9
152,414,831
5,127,478
156,022,809
—
+
5.7
73.204,622
—13.7
24,334,724
—12.1
15,732,340
13,106,730
+
5.5
602,479,185
559,256,868
+
1.2
21,219,831
18,877,348
5,406,438
9,464,645
72,133,544
21,985,659
22,500.000
8.4
166,694,548
86,154,658
27,901,462
13,027,463
608,396,366
15,854,314
30,734,936
20.105,101
185,201,202
4,524,080
641,891,837
City
Jose
11,306,560,389
4,661,032
171,471,288
Francisco
2,246,635
5.1
7,292,67?
26,522,402
6,021,000
>
24,346,811
Lake
2.951,298
0.3
'
•
.
Pasadena
3.5
24,072T51*
357,894,901
11,233,311
4,410,62?
....
1
Yakima
3.971,710
880,659
—
700,244,555
24,027.762
-
912,770
3,017,573
139,361,861
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas
5.7
—
?
:
191,401,235
5.5
+
7,507,127
4,167,115
417,251,941
.
Texas—Austin.
2,371,535
—
*
5.9
+ 10.5
5,937,844
cities)
137,834,842
—
'
2.8
+
—
—22.6
586,481
9,442,978
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
2.484,291
—
1,298,545,610
318,300,000
166,594.01S
,102,864,613
2,123,125
128,098,833
26,839,216
133,150,794
+
8,852,77*
4.853,06?
2.3
—
9,221,750
358,839,318
155,421,518
7.4
—
5,684,860
12,147,473
.
1,221,959,565
9.4
—
1,480,64?
979,409,673
874,117,107
ii
+
5,543,160
13,525,818
956,339
—
—15.6
—
9,085,550
5.5
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
29,065,082
1
107,142,590
557,075,103
.
Washington—Seattle
York—Albany
Binghamton
3,515,970
130,232,924
6,536,060
42,548,491
14,083,322
5,634,996
—
1
Missouri—Kansas
St. Joseph
18,743,600
8.4
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
3,218,331
4.7
r
Omaha
37,269,051
—
0.3
9.8
—
9,255,070
Kansas—Topeka
10,038.037
31,243,405
—
+
—
3,835,698
—
Hastings
.
10,431.074
+ 30,8
—
8,020,798
7,134,448
Nebraska—Fremont
1,074,408
—17,3
.
3,662,48®
64,343,000
3,628.983
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
3,450,662
—12.4
1,708, 616
2,890, 084
68,892,000
7,895,447
3,151,642
*
—
1,164,014
2,696,223
-
New Bedford-
7,382,023
10,264,649
6.3
+
141,580,620
Dakota—Fargo
Total
578,463,897
—31.9
—
2,023,400
■••16,378.03*
7,886,642
—10.7
378,453,725
Montana—Billings
1955
,
+
2,233,372
16,419,547
•
District—Minneapolis—
Paul—
Lincoln
1956
—13.1
670,185, 548
975,595,407
,
133,659,029
623,034,915
(4 cities)
South Dakota—Aberdeen
9,333,807,571
Inc.
515.281
162,645,92*
1,024,071,299
19,456,626,001
4.6
Dec. %
>
71,779,000
2,311,126
Wichita
5,298,315
.
Total
$
706,430,790
Fall River
New
1957
2,290,196
Massachusetts—Boston,
.
St,
North
Week Ended March 29
Clearings at—
2.1
—13.5
175,294,825
119,278,964
Minneapolis
our
♦
542,831
188,538,265*
—10.0
—
10,797,124
—10.4
326,200^000
—
Minnesota—Duluth
1,022,702,646
detailed statement showing the
figures for each city for the
week ended March 29 for four
years:
" :
•'
)■
.
Louis
Helena
10,819,751,639
1631819,47(1
"
7.1
+
—36.0
1,418,917,780
Ninth Federal Reserve
373,286,926
539,656,268
1,170,643,941
a
22,518,349,245
171.343.389
7.8
—
2,604,006
8,635,929
(17 cities)
Total
554,752,606
it
10,322,025,280
6,345,703
6,422,19?
172,320,607
10,884,752
10,919,748
4,482,467
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
464,212,385
a
22.428,604,380
169,703,707
9.1
;
589,881,754
557,075,103
a
—__
5,649,569
5.5
'
1,298,545,616
it
■
#
'
975.595,407
n
—
25,050,905
103,152,450
325,700,00®
+ 10.5
—
—
18,905,184
1,365,766
570,176,623
2.1
+
7.5
—
1,665,376
51,901,537
18,373,250
Kentucky—Louisville,
1,171,186,744
it
cities
;;
City
Missouri—St.
1,233,624,309
K
'• 527,144
26,831,009
110,864,701
333,900,000
5,900,704
8.7
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
10,502,416,430
1,069,525,618
15.6
570,176,623
8,042,465
,
700,244,555
23.4
+
it
ii
'
i
3,273,351
127,413,885
6,176,810
Decatur
$
■
817,979,084
«
617,039,128
,
0.3
+
76,274,000
Chicago
1955
+
16,944,607
.9,420,077
Springfield
1956
,6,350,271
289,869,751
118,213,116
3.1
—
-9,747,055
Rockford
845,929,803
cities
-
.
Peoria
1957
:
Illinois—Bloomington
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
3,900,01^
19,122,00(1
1.55,85i+64?»5,935,00*
272,173,217
113,187,337
-
District—Chicago-
Haute
Sioux
0.2
+
1,212,533,775
Arbor
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
totals
1958
March
1,186,695,865
11 563,971
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Ended
192 928,816
Bend
Terre
3.9
+ 13.0
5,676,850
.}'
Lansing
Indiana—Port Wayne
Indianapolis
totals
19,008,370
180,416,059
4.9
—
252,923,270
213,689,320
•12,547,144
491,999
214,443,526
Rapids
Total
Week
080,007
i——
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
.
-r+
27,997,783
194, 189,355
Seventh Federal Reserve
Francisco Reserve District of 2.9%.
*
403,100,07^
-1,171,18^,74*
3,181.561
,
0.3
116,175,216
362,800,000
5,838,667
238 960,177
—
i.;
Total
increase of 9.2%, in the Dallas Reserve
District of 6.5% and in the Sbn
an
27, 128,746
394, 500.000
Louisiana—New Orleans.
gain of 6.1% and in the
a
m
'
"
3.1
+
701,541,693
5 ,320,496
Mississippi—Vicksburg—
1.3
—
358,682,654
122,192,042
116, 497,153
.
Alabama—Birmingham
loss
6.3, but the St. Louis Reserve District has
41,898,1009,578,07$*
10,959,13->
8;136,51612,397,344
—13,6
District—Atlanta
Flofida,—Jacksonville
by 15.6% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
by 2.1%, but in the Richmond Reserve
are larger by 0.2%.
The Chicago Reserve District suffers a
of
5.6
—
3,858,151
19,568.416
189,906,904
7,333.526.
702,987,339
_
Augusta
and in the
District the totals
Minneapolis Reserve District
cities)
Nashville**
note that in
we
improvement of 3.2%
4.7%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the
decline of 23.4%.
a
an
1.7
•+•
485,798,344
138,138,006
Columbia--Washington—
4.6%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this
9,561,073
237,820,031
458,269,90'/
•
1,371,115,062
6,977,824
344,604.850
Georgia—Atlanta
We group the cities
according to fhes
the New York Reserve District the
totals show
11,776,733
265,253;027
543,016,893
44,736,200"
—20.7
*
Tennessee^—Knoxville—_
has to be estimated.
$22,428,604,380 against $22,518,349,245 in
increase of 3.5%.
—14.1
—10.9
—14.9
530,596,599
'3;806,503
irolina—Charleston-
Sixth Federal Reserve
appear
0.4%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there
11,248,351
278,372,854
571,435,656
48,146,80011,259,012
13,626,636
1,464,685,908--—15.6
18,954,440
1-90,505,716
—
Total (6
,
1.6
—
present further below,
we
.
1,235,956,760
5
statement, however, which
the whole country having amounted to
week in 1957.
—
Virginia—Huntington
District of
able to give final and complete results of
the previous week—the week ended
March 29. For that week there was a
decrease of
we are
same
„
Maryland—Baltimore
1,9
foregoing will
cases
(7 cities)
Richmond
1.5
—
today, inasmuch
,
_
Virginia—Norfolk_
1.9
not available at time of
going to press..
are
4.119,05*
13,311,733
—
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
West
1.5.
—
$22,497,636,524 $22,852,846,878
6,180,528-
6,817,817
13,617,069
5.8
—
842,438,328
7
__
6.2
6.6
—
$21,671,029,697 $22,010,408,550
—
5.1
—
'
1,233,624,30$*
*
Youngstown,,*.
—20.1
4,212,191,640
—12.5
1,069,525,618
'486,130,274
48.946,800
10,624,687
11,779,616
420;-755,842
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
South C
Complete and exact details for the
ends
365,773,708
4,133.034,135
'Total,all Cities for week
.
531,924,737
—
$17,537,995,562 $17,798,216,910
alldties, five days—
cities,-one day
—
—
292,227,371
.
673,467,952
501,279,472
titles, five days—
Mansfield
1.2
471,850,493
j.
_
I-,.
Columbus
3.3
—
—
440,630,296
Other cities, five days—
*
354,000,000-
631,583,000
j
Baltimore
Total
387,777,648
4,023,738
5,364,391
11,985,476
30,441,661
9,667,460
248.052,081
Cincinnati.
Cleveland,
1.5
—
349,000,000
Pittsburgh
Ten
—36.3
690-.859.499
374,875,272
,
Francisco
Cleveland
1,263;000,000
Ohio—Canton
—16.7
680,360,253
3,292,570
7,289,652
5.4
1,332,906,077 ; —23.4
1,021,289,009
—.
9.8
5.5
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
4.9
1,114,333,132
804,000,000
Kansas City
'■
%
■■+
932,419,676
Boston
San
1957
$12,531,620,222 $11,945,229,741
—
Philadelphia,
St.
Total (11 cities)—
BY TELEGRAPH
+
—
1,929,66$!
5,070,-38)9
1,176,000,009
3,757,190
5.9
.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Ending April 5—
998,000,060
6,799,072
—
,
Week
5.2
—24.2
3,527,665
Delaware—Wilmington
1,503.889
1,473,284
1,317,880
4,607,191
-
'
1,272,000,000
•
1,729,775
-
4.4
+
6,426,909
,
York
New
7.2
—
1956
$
—21.1
3,183,630
Scranton
Wilkes-Bar re
1957.
1,737,394
1,966,090
2,076,582
4,156,169
964,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
clearings will be
Dec. %
1,612,342
2,166,959
Lancaster
■
'
$
1,550,623
Bethlehem
Chester
Our comparative
summary for
the week follows:
Week Ended March
29
1957
mc. or
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary totals stand
year.
a
Pre¬
Saturday, April 5, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly
1.6% below those of the corresponding week last
there is
year ago.,
based upon telegraphic advices
frojn the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
at
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia1958
a
47
Santa
Barbara
—
3.8
09,300,371
68,359,403
+
3.2
11,676,006,631
10,502,416,430
Total
Grand
(10 cities)
total
(109
6,703,711
+
2.0
6,082.544
10,472,941
+
1.5
10,764,736
1,170,643,941
cities)
Outside New York City
"■Estimated,
6,836,037
10,625,166
—
Stockton
(a) Clearings
1,138,131,153
+
2.9
1,100,198,005
1,022,702,646
22,428,604,380
22.518,349,245
—
0.4
21,066,711,300
19,456,626,001
10,322,025,280
10,819,751,639
—
4.6
9,760,150,911
9,333,807,571
operations discontinued.
.j
The
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
Monday, April 7, 1958
.
.
.
(1584)
4a
Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY
Noon Buying Rote for Cable
Argentina, peso—
Apr. 1
——i
dollar
India,
.
yen
.237960
.00285795*
.00237562
.
.00237562
4.08%
.238000
4.20%
.210965
4.g6%
2.816250
Mexico, peso-
.210827
2.815625
2.815625
2.816875
.00277912*
.00277912"
.328093
.328193
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
guilder
Zealand, pound
.263533
.263533
.263537
,263512
.263537
—.
——
2.787747
2.788985
2.788366
2.787747
.140080*
•
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
—
.140080*
.496950*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
—
.140080*
.496950*
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.805105
2.806351
^2.805728
2.805105
2.815625
2.815625
2.816875
2.816250
2.815937
pound sterling
.233350
2.805417
—
.233350
—
—
(reduced)
Common
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
3-21
31V4C
5-a
4-15
37)+c
5-
1
4-15
S3
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—) Since
Apr. 2,
20,948,393
account
certificate
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total
certificate reserves
banks—
gold
Other cash
—,
advances
loans——
und
Discounts
Industrial
—
21,804.035
21,804.035
39,429
Acceptances—bought outright
V. S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
Bins
+
5,5.56
179,557
+
60,108
+
4-15
3-27
4-15
3-27
4-15
3-14
170c
4-22
3-21
$1
4-15
3-34
+
36,867
5,478
—
29
—
ber banks follows:
y
'
Mar. 26,
309
1
+
+103,300
+
587,855
1958
.
16,05.4
—
892,560
__
+ iB,583,906
—8,571,413
12,493
19,946,105
Certificates
Notes
2,789,257
Bonds
Loans
and
to
Loans
loans—.
23,627,922
Held, under
103,3.00
agree't
repurchase
+
—-
587,855
227,500
23,627,922
+
103,300
23,780,26.5.
+
97,792
+
360,355
—
632,268
from
Due
loans, and. securities-
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
cash
15
banks
4,453,350
items
85,615
premises
Other
187,862
assets
7
—.
—
—
+
76,261
—
62,853
21.
+
+
98,429
Treasury notes——„
U. S. bonds-
9,847
14,462
51,218,603
—147,779
—
308,110
securities—
Other
banks
to
Federal
with
Reserves
banks
Reserve
>
Cash
LIABILITIES—
19,906
8,699
1,430
13,109
978
2,607
-
Loans
Total assets——
indebtedness
Treasury certificates of
vault
in
banks-.
domestic
with
Balances
—
"
+
803
14
+
741
15
+
64
9
+
1,336
—
—>
+
+
«
—<
•
403
—
+
20
+
+
notes
26,940,280
+
67,353
+
90,424
Member
hank
18,365,529
reserves
U.
S. Treas.—general account.
Foreign
602,717
Other
382.551
—
279,326
—
—
+
—
60,861
—
829,094
20,142
+
242.701
23,698
+
30,018
10,927
+
* 84,728
Demand
Deferred
19,630,123
availability
cash items
dividends
3,667,735
—
68,232
—157,936
—
deposits
U.
—
146
+
•
'
736
—
71
13
23
Total
&
accrued
liabilities-
16,898
49,855,036
,
—
1,334
471,647
63,030
+
—160,149
—
*
From
217
43,574
4,070
+
23.6
+
Fedefral
! Exclusive
—'
48
'
of
Other
capital
Total liabs.
Ratio
to
of
banks
to
loans
accounts
ances
R.
176,9^5
.«
accounts
51,218,603
143
403
41.8
—
343
note
purchased
12,268
—
;
after deduction of valuation, re¬
shown gross.
for.
.2%
correspondents
Industrial loan, commitments——
136,815
9,190
L025
28
+
—
74.273
931
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Qf
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve- System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended: March 26:. Decreases of $612 million in loans to
brokers and dealers for purchasing or
carrying U S
Governmentand other securities, $403 million in reserve
balances with Federal Reserve Banks, $736 million in
demand deposits adjusted, and $250 million in
demand
deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $31 million
a
all reporting member banks; the
principal changes
were decreases of $98 million in New York
City and
a«o
ra!!,'OB
$231 million
X.
trict.
.
m
V1® Chicago District, and. increases of
the San Francisco
District, $17 million
5?ston District> and $15 million in the Dallas Dis¬
Changes according to industry appear in another
press release.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased in all but two
districts and a total of $127 million at all reporting mem¬
ber banks.
Holdings of "other" securities increased
-
$oi
million.
...
Demarid deposits adjusted decreased $298 million in
*
\
—
A
Class
i
7-18
4-15
3-21
4-29
4-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
?
Date
•
:
Page
Class
Class
-
5.907f
Inc.,
Co.
4V2 % conv. preferred stock
of Georgia-—
J.un,
National
4%%
Oil
Gas
first
&
&
Mining
Oil
Corp.
mortgage
due
1973
:
3-3.1
4-15
4-
6c
5-15
-5-3
^6c
8-15
6-
first, mortgage bonds, series C, due 1983
Southern Union Gas Co., 4+4% s. f. debs, due 1976
5'/e %
Gas Transmission
.
-
'
Inc.
-
5-10
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
$1.75
5-1
+ 4-15
1st
mortgage
pipe
1976—:
6-13
9-30
9-15
+15c
9-30
9-15
'.
-
'
-
--
•
•X2-31. .12-15
.*415c-
(
...
-'i
'
*
59a8C
4-15
4-;
30c
4-15
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30c
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——^
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Lerner Stores,' common X qua'r.Ur.* _■* _zl_—-4 y2 % I pref ei-fed;XquarL
rrirJ—
Life Companies; Jnc. /stofk dividend^
—
Lincoln" Natiqp&l* Lite ^Insurance Co.-(Fort
Leliman
Wayne)
—
Telephone
\
"
1
4-18
+ >■3-20
."49c- T5-T
4-10
""8^.1
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49c
11- 1
10-10
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,
75c
*
25c
—
3-31
"4-10
3-31
'-".6-2
65c
$1.25
(quar.) =———.——_
/«nor
5%;.
40c
1
w.U+i^rr
3-28
'
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4-15
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•"
30c
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+ increased, quar.)———
preferred
;Corp.
4-20
1
5-
4-18
*
Common-
Finance
4-10
'>+4-20
•
42+20
—"——---—
Telegraph Co^ (Del,)—
(.quar.)
4-15.
4-25
V.~$1
••"^toetcased.'*: quaT.1—-j:—
Quarterly
4-15
v4-25
-
96+40
•
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Local
12-15
12-31
?15c
.
--i-———
•.-'45c
piciciicu
5%
6-li
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.
(Jahfe^>;& Sons," :3.85%rpfdr fquaxrt^i.
~
3-31
2
6-
:
pi'eferrfed (qnart4-4i:-------fr^--*4+-Acceptanee,;Dtd.,-rclass A (quar.)
Lincoln
1
12-26
!
115c
—
(qlW,X"~—
Link-Belt Co.
May
9-26
6-30
convertible ;preferred. A
Preferred
due
6-26
-415o
Lehigh Valley iqdu^tries,^$3- laa
Co.—
line bonds
9
1-9-59
15c
31+*e-
T
4-li %
■3-26
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1137
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,
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&
3r31
4-15.
25 c
15c
,
5Z'o preferred rqu^r---rTire^quatrt—1'——
,
5
1
3-31
3-31-
3%
Lee Rubber-&
.
^May
.May
4
4
4-15
-
•»
25c
—
$1.20.; preferred
1207
Page
1
1
•y.
.4-15
52c
-16c
..
Laurentide
-
May • 1
..—May
1962—May
4-11
4-15
«
(quar.)
(quar.)J—.——
Common
$1.80
1207
-
.
bonds
3s. f. debs, due Feb. 1,
Southern California Gas Co.—
V
.■»
9-15
12-1'5
6c
"(quar.)—
Langendorf .United Bakeries, Inc.++
l
-
Corp.—.
Seabrook. Farms Co.,
6-14
7- 1
10- 1
L-2-59
31+4C
(quar.).,
A
Lamson
'/
; '
6%
five-year s. f. debentures due 1961—^—May . 1
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
;
".
•
43i%
subordinated debentures due 1981—
LMay 1
Georgia Power Co.,51/j% 1st mortgage bonds, due- 19J37—Apr 28
Diversified
1
4-20
——
Class B.
Lees
capital debentures due 1973-——:—-—
4-1
22+2C
———--
B
Class
-
i
Date
4-
4-15
87+bC_
,
Company and. Issue—
3-31
4-15
87+aC
Ltd._—1——
(quar.)^
A
"
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
5-15
4-15
87+2C
15C
(quarJ— —
^Class B
4.75%
July 1, •1967~,_Apr ;10
Wring Pulp & Paper Ltd.—>
1
; r ;
1st mortgage 4% bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1966—Apr 24
Kansas City Public Service Co.—
*
'■
' >
5%
cumulative preferred stock
—Apr 11
U. 8. Industries, Inc., 5lfa(to conv. sub., debs. due, 1371—Apr 11.
United Transit Co., 5%
cumul, conv. pfd. stock——Apr 10
Air Reduction Co.
4-17
,8-1
60c
^_^T———
i'_———
(Alfred)
Lambert
'
.
Indianapolis Transit System, Inc.—
*v
General mortgage 5% gold, bonds, due
American Discount
5-15
1
5-
120c
—
1—"-----—
Gold .Mines,'
Lamaque
the location inf
OF TENDER '
,
5-29
15c
IvQuarterly
.*'
;•>•
Tennessee
bonds, notes,
(except where otherwise indicated)
in the "Chronicle." ;>
Company and Issue—
50c
93+4C
Extension University* (quar.)_
Salle
""
-
4-15
4-10
«' *
in which the details were given
NOTICE
1
5— 1
.93 %C.
1
and - common stock called for redemption,
including those called under. sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the current volume
preferred (quar.)
Fund
(monthly)
conv.
Quarterly
Quarterly
ing tenders, and the page number gives
5-
$1
Kfoger, Company. Co>7+ - ;"5+ A -r "iA-; . ;
7% non-cuni. 2nd preferred (quar.)—
preferred
foreign
10-20
.
•
Below will be found a list of corporate
1
20 c
(quar.)
Monthly.
Custodian Funds Inc.—
,
,
v"Series B-2"—
Appreciation' com,.-stock fund "Series B-3"- •
Both above payments from net invest¬
ment income.
:
»
La
Notices
.7%
accept¬
1Q-20
11-
25C
King-Seeley C.orp. .{reduced)—
—_—
Klein
(S.)
Department, Stores (quar.)—_
Knox Glass, Inc.".,4stock, dividend)—
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
69~678
308,110
7-21
11-1
-37%c
Medium Growth Bond Fund
61,605
—
7-21
'
1
8-
—
Keystone
1-
lia¬
47.2%
on
c.:
«,
reserves
combined
liability
+
4-21
5-1
8-. 1
25c
23
.^
—147,779
26c
37%c
—
.,
and
are
4-21
1
„
Kerr4 Income
19,002
27,543
>
(fc capital
deposit and F.
bilities
+
+
809,198
gold certificate
Contingent
102
349,901
(quar.)______:
Participating..
preferred (jquar.)
Extra
————i-—11-4-
$1.25
2o5
38
—*
J7I1.
—-
individual loan Items
+
i
5-
.
—
Capital1 paid m__
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus
(Section
13b
f.
1,589.
.
.
banks
Reserve
250
—
1,453
others—.
serves,
+'
10,499
319,039
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
965
26,641
banks-
1
4-
37%C
3Mj%-preferred (quar.)—
3y2% preferred1 (quar.)—
:—_
3V2%
preferred^ (quar.)^.—.
.
Kennedy's Inc., common (quar.)——--
•
—
demand, deposits:
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
846
—
preferred (quar.).:
(Rhode IslandW-
'
'■
;+
Gov't
Government
S.
Interbank
-
54,507
I
except. U.. S.
deposits
Time
From
liabs.
Other
A "'v.
./:■
adjusted
deposits
Domestic
Total, deposits
'•
LIABILITIES—
Deposits
1
.4-
4-10
City Power & Light—
:
'
95c
preferred (quar.)
—
$1
preferred (quar.)±—
$1.05
4.20% preferred (quar.)
—
$1.08%
4.35% preferred (quar,)
liv.
$1.12^3
4.50% preferred (quar.)
—
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co.—
c ■
50c"
4% non-cum. preferred (quar.)—.
25c
Kearney (James R.) Corp
4 +a C Kelite Corp.. -(quar.)————-——
Kellogg Company-^.••
• 1
»•
v
"
Federal' Reserve
\4-
4-10
4•%
G,
■+
179
4-10
9c
3.80%
+1,090
31
9c
Kansas
-+2,944
127
—
3-18
179
+
147
•
2,120
1,156
4,926
bills—
0
23
'4-15
.+
3%%-preferred (quar.)
——
3%%
preferred
(quar.).——
Journal Publishing (Ottawa) Ltd, (quar.)
Joy,-Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
138
24
+
securities—total—
Government
S.
Treasury
95
+
8,734
11,053
28,108
loans—
Other
U.
Total
.
1,284
loans
estate
„
,
—-———- —
securities
iug
Real
612
2,070*
or ^carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carry-
purchasing
+
3-15
J75C
Jersey. Central Powr & Light—
4% preferred (quar.) —
Jewel Tea
Co., common
(quar.)—
400
+
2-28
3-15
4-15
^
Jack M, Heintz
450
4v-; 17
448
for.
dealers
and
brokers
175
—
4-12
4-15
$15c
(quar.)—L—
'$2.50
•
4,209
+
31
loans
—
+
661
545
30,562
+
industrial
Commercial
Agricultural
89,813
53,006
adjusted!
investments
adjusted!
and
16c
160c
—
Participating "——.—————— ■
,
3-28
4-15
-
T^c
(quar.)
'-'$2.50 preferred (quar,v)
Mar. 27,
,.- 1957
•
millions of dollars.)
ASSETS—
Loans
Mar. 19,
1958
•
3-2!
'45c*""'4-t5i
62Vzc
6%' convertible
Decrease (—)
—:1,008,363
__
B
Investors Trust
'Increase ( + ) or
Since
.■
Corp.—
(initial)-—.r—,—
A
Class
1
3-31
of New York—
Funding Corp.
Class
4-
1
SOC
—
Investors
5-
+15C
Extra
$2.50 preferred
62,318
23,555
—
—
478
174,001
—100,088
442,968
112,436
+
90
855,642
—
1057
99,998
-
464,493
ot other
notes
R.
F.
Apr. 3,
1958
1958
ASSETS—
Gold
3-28
4-15
The net profits dividend is pay¬
stock—L———
preferred
4-15
20c
able in cash or
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
convertible
2
t37^c-
Department Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Investment Co., of America-. (6c from invest¬
ment- income1 illus - lOci ffnih diet realized
6%,
1:
R-
3
62J/2c
Interstate
profits).
4-
7-
-
!25c
.i
+
4-15
37+2 C
Ltd. (final)
pfd. (quar.)—
International, Telephone & Telegraph
Francisco. Dis¬
Cleveland District; $60 million
in the Richmond District, and
$52 million in the Boston District. -Time deposits in¬
creased $134 million in New York City and a total of
$217 million at all reporting member banks. U. S. Gov¬
ernment deposits increased $236 million.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$143 million and borrowings from others decreased $418
million. Loans to banks decreased $179 million.
,
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
trict, $81 million in the
in Chicago, $59 million
(In thousands of dollars)
Mar. 26,
$85 million in the San,
New York City,
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
•
4-15;.
International Milling, 4%
Statement of Condition of the
.
10c
4
—
Holdings,
International
4-10
1>
-■
58:,4C
6%
participating preferred (quar.)
International Harvester Co. (quar.L,—+
•Nominal.
4-10J*
1
5-
-
55+4 c
preferred-(quar.)
:
—
Incorporated Income Fund———
;
—
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 preferred
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred .(quar.X——
Indianapolis Power & Light, com.• (quar.)—
Irfgersoll-Rand, 6% preferred (s-ai
Inland Natural Gas.Co., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.— *
Institutional Growth-Fund
(7c from in¬
vestment income and a distribution of
13c from securities profits)
—.—
Insurance Co. of North- America (quar.)—
International
Bronze
Powders,
Ltd.—
.0800560*
.0800560"
1
5-
53+4 C
:
;
4.70%
.328227
.323160
5-
51c
52 +>c
37+>C
common
preferred tfjuar.)^—
preferred. (quar.) jL—:
preferred :<quar.)
preferred... fquaiv)„«
4.42 %
.00277912*
Co..
Illinois Power
HolderM
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
.00277912*
.00277912*
2.788056
--
———
Netherlands,
United Kingdom,
.210835
.210927
.328111
.—.——■——
Malaysia, Malayan dollar——
New
.00237562
.210887
Ireland, pound
japan,
.00285795*
.00285795*
.237930
.00311807*
.00311807*
f
Par
.210873
.00311807*
2.815937
rupee
1.028125
7237960
.00311807*
.00285795*
.00237562
.237930
.—*
(Continued from page 14).
.0200406
7.
.210823
.00285795"
mark—:———
Deutsche
Germany,
.210748
;
f
1.02703!
.210748
.00311807"
(official).
~
1.026718
.00237562
—
—
—
—
.0200375
.0200375
.0200406
1.025781
.210798
—
(Free)
Franc
.0385356*
.0200400
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
DIVIDENDS
.0252022
2.244023
2.244521
2.243525
2.243525
r.+.
.0555555*
.0255000
1.024687
(Metropolitan), franc
France
.0253602
.0385356"
—
—,—.
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
.0555555*
.0252935
2.243774
pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Australia,
Canada,
.0555555*
,V
Apr. 3
.0555555*
.0555555"
.0251458
Official
.May 23
this issue.
in
♦Announcement
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 2
Tuesday
Mar. 31
13,17
J V
TTXS.' 'I' ""'~S
'preferred stock
Gas Light Co.—
cumulative convertible
Washington
$4.50
1316
bonds, series A, due 1959—Apr 18
1st mtge. & coll trust
4%
1316
Ltd.—
Investments
Fuel
United
United States Money)
Transfers In New York (Value in
Monday
Friday
Mar. 28
A-v". ...r.-. .
4+2% series A subord. debs.,,due Nov. 1, 1987—.—Apr 14
43/8% series B Subord.- debs., due Nov. 1,1987——Apr 14
Prentice-Hall, Inc., ;.5%; cumul..preferred stock———May 29
1958, LNCLUSiVE
1958 TO APRIL 3,
MARCH 28.
Monetary Unit
Country and
1430
Apr 18
stock—
cumulative preferred
Cnemical Corp.—
B
Matnieson
Olin
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
class
5%
the Federal Reserve Bank
transfers on the different
requirement of Section 522 ot the Tariff Act of 1930,
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Page
Date
Glass Co.—
Window
American
Pursuant to the
FOREIGN
CALLED
ISSUES
ENTIRE
Company and Issue—
5--5
"5
5- 1
4^15'-
10c
5-
1
4-15
11%C
6-
2
4-15
.| 5— 1
4-11
30 c
Volume
L37.
Number 5731
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1585>
Par
-
.
Name of.Company
Longlnes-Wittnauer
Lord
2nd
preferred
Go.___
2nd
7%-
s
4.16%
preferred
preferred, (quar. )u_.
State* Rice Milling Co.,
$r7 preferred
(quar.)
7-23
Northern
1
10-33*
f
•4-9*"
5-
$1.04
5 lo
1
1
4-" 9'"*"'
5-
1
4-24
5-
li
Co.,
Ltd.,
(quar!)™,-
8-1
4-25
4-11
22c
(initial)
$3.50
(quar.)v
4-15
122 %o
-3-31-
Northern
4-15
1
Natural
Common
$3;50
44c
3-31
2-21
4-14
8r21
Ry. (quar,).._
Ltd.,
4-15
Northern
:
5-
$1.50
—
,3-31
$4.10
4-15
___
1
4-
9-
5-
pfd. A (quar.)—
$1.06%*
preferred- E. (quar. )s
$1
Maiding Drug: • Store* (quar.)—
,%v' 15c
Mailman. Corp.;. Ltd.—
3-31-
5-
Mai-y (R, H.)< &. Co.,. 4j/4(p
1
4-
9
4-15
6%
preferred
$4,11; preferred
$4.1G preferred (quari)
Northern Telephone, Ltd.,
3-24
50c
4-29
4-
4-25
3-31
25C
r.
8
4-19
(quar.
com.
4-15
Class
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
$1.02%,
$1.02
$L04
:<?onv.
5%_
priority- shares
preference
(quar.).—
i
(quar.)
1"
$25c>
$$1.25-
.
Mailory YP. R.X & Co.—
; 'J.
■r-Sfo-'i convertible' preference A' (quar.)______
Managed-Funds—
" Uf /
'.i
'• ";7 ...»'
Electric Shares
:
:
62 %c
»•
6-30
6-13-
,•4-30
5-
'
1
Okonite
Paper Shares
:
:
Manhattan Bond
Fund, Inc.
investment
.
income)
Mansfield Tire &
3c
—
_____
Rubber,,
Maple
Trust
._L__
Leafs Gardens
Class
,
3-31
:;.4';r
convertible
4%
4-25
-4-' A*-
30O-.:
4-
-
$39c
4-15
50c
4-15
50c
(quar.i__
-•4«
4-15
1-
•3-14
Telegraph'.& Telephone— •:%*,
.hi—
7#,? preferred? (quai\)c__——
Massachusetts? Investors Trust-— ;
f<Quarterly from, net income »___—
Ma>tthiesSenu &. Hegler Zinc Cp.li.J——
Common? (qnar.)Y
Maytag Co.; $3s preferred
MoCabe
Class
B- (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)-
McCall
(quar.)
Grain;i Ltd,,, class A
$20c
'3
"
3-20
-3-20^
»
lOCi
4-25
20c
Oxford, Paper
4—15*—
Ltd.
in
:
lieu
of
cash- for
the
Miami
Window
Michaels Stern
Com.
&
■
•
*
third"?
(quar.)—_______Y___
4-15
60c
4-15
3-28
Safety Industries,
$1
4-15
3-20
St.
$1.183/4
4-15
3-20
6-
Mdpre
-7't.
3-31'
1
4-15
4-
5-31
5-16
8-30
-
•?
8-15
;>
5%
•''=■ r.'
11-14
yvj"
>
5-
1
50c
_Y_'
;
*
,
;-
;»
.
1—-—1
i-:!- '$250--
Mount Vernom M311s(.
Vfc pfd_ (s-a.i___^_l_^l v.*
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph* Co.
:
;
$3.50
Y
1 j
1
At
5-
5-
1
SI
v4*
•
4-28
4-
2
7-
5-30
4-11*
4-30 ;■
6-20 1
4-15
4-15
Y
r->
25c
5-15
1
5-
1
Natibhal
Electric
v
'
(quar.)i^_
Machine
Welding
v
'686
25c
Finance
conv:
?l!ah'*fk
Go.,, com.
preferred
(stock div*)-;.---
Fuel? Gas
National'
Class
17c
Co.
Class- A
(quar,)h__,
."1-4
4-
;
'
■
4
4- 4
4
4%
,
" 10-1
tse
t5c-
1-2-Z&
»
6
6
9
ZA
12-
8
$i.5ir
5-1"
4-
15c
4-H5
-
4-
4
25c;'l'
reduced
J, $2Yprefcrfoefy
4-15":
4-
1
4-15,
4-
1
4-
1
9
$1
'
(reduced).—
'
$1.25": I 4-15
156~\" 3-31 ?
20c?) 4-1 £•
'
4C
'
Dh/idend
Series
—
4-15"
Porter
3-31
3-31
4-25
4-
3
Gp"
,
4-15
4-2b
4-
3
2Gc
IS*.
4-15
payments arc optional payable in.
'cash orstock;
National Shanes Corp., (quar. 1
National- Steel Oar; Ltd.: (quart)'-—
4-25
4-
3
'
1
Neon
Products
Co:,'AViV*
Co.,. common
preferred- (quar.)-
•$2.40
Brunswick
Telephone
New'Fngjancn Gae &
iGohimon (quar.)
New Jersey
New ; York
Nchv
$40c~'
Tbrk
Cloth
4-a"5'
4-15
4-17
3-15
3-31
$1.06 '4
5-15
5-
?15c
4-18
35c
5-15
5-
5-15
5-
3-25
$15C
(quar.)
i_;
25c
35c
$2
(quar.)
25c
4-15
4-15
8-25"
5-1
3-27
4-
5--lr
4-
Western Ry:, 4%
Noriif. American
Ndrih
adj. pfd. (quar.>
(quar.)__
Corp.
(quar.)
r
Aviation
Coal
Auierlcair-Life
Insurance
.
4-10
6- 2
5-15
25c
5-
9
4-15
3-21
5-
1
4-18
4-30
44^7
95c
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
-
c
5-
1
1
4-10
5-12
4-25
$1.50
6-
$2.50
4-10
4-
1
6%
5%
4-15
3-20
5%
5-
4-15
75c
97*/2C
$1
12'/2C
\f.
3%
$1.25.
5-
4
1
1
5-20
3-13
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
$1
V
4-15
4*
1
4
NcH'fh: Amcriea-n Refractories"
tquar:)__
10c
50c
4-25.
4-15 *
4-14
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
5-10"
4-18
4-15
3-31
25c
Shareholders Trust
vestment
4-10
5-
8
7-
1
17%C
5-
1
4-
1
Smith
(A.
5-
1
4-23
Smith
5
5-
4.70% preferred
(quar.),
Corp. of Canada Ltd.
$1.17%
(quar.)__—^
$2.12
$2
O.)
(quar.)
Corp: (quar.)
Ltd.,: (quar.)__
Co.
(quar.)—
Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
4-15
3-20
—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—
preferred
56-
1
2
4-
4
5-15
4.80%
Quaker City
from
income)
dividend
.Quaker Oats Co.,
preferred
net
1
4-11
Southern
New
6-
2
5-15
Southern Railway
6-
2
5-15
$1.12%
6-
2
5-15
(s-a)
common—
—
4-15
4-
1
45c
4-19
3-24
$1.50
4-19
3-24
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-30
4-15
4-15
4-
4-14
3-28
60C
4-30
4-15
4-30'
4-
$1.12
—
&
Co.
37%C
37J/aC
common
——
22?/2C
4-15
3-31
0- 2
5-15
0-16
6-
2!
5-15
34c
com.
2 '
$0.2656*/4-
—
0-
6-
2"
5-15
$62% c
4-15
4-15
3-28
5%
*
Electric—
5-
1
4-11
3-20
4-15
6-
1
10c
5-
1
4-U
50c
4-15
3-20
5-15
$1.20'
(quar.)_
^
England? Telephone
4-18
5-15
$$1.50
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Co.—
6-13
Public
8-15
Service
92 %c
5-
1
4-lfr
97 %C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
($25 par)
27 %c
5- 1
4.40%
preferred
($25
27 %c
5-
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Quarterly
5
3-31
9-19
4.40%
1
4-15
2nC
4.25%
5%
4-30
12 %c
25C
4.15%
1
3-31
(quar.)
3.90%
1
4-
1
4-30
(quar.)
4-25
4-
5-
7
$30c
preferred
4-25
4-15
3-28
preferred
5-15
75c
4-10
non-cumulative
5-16
3
5-
1
4-14
non-cumulative
3.70%
4-
5-15
5%
4-25
4-25
4-10
5-
6%
5-15
9c
4-14
4-15
28c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
in¬
:—
——
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
Materials
84c
(quarterly
Life Insurance
fquar.)
45c
1
1
250
preferred
Southern
8-
5-
6-2
$53c
—
Power,
Southern Indiana
4- 4
Gas Co.—
Colorado
3-25
3-31
4-15
5- 1
10c
(quar.)
4-15
$1.12%
(quar.)_
Inc,
4.72%
4-30
5-23
$2 5c
(quar.):
Power, Ltd., com» (quar.)t._
participating preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Fund
preferred
Southeastern
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.):;
$1.05
com.
(quar.)
preferred
$2
8
25c
preferred (qua:.).
5.44% preferred (quar.)
6%
25c
11-
1
$50c
0% preferred A (quar.)
Southern California Water,
Southern
4-25
8
12-
7','nc
—
Southern Canada
9
8-
!-
61c
—
(quar.)
4*4%
5-
9>
9-
35c
Sugars
preferred
4%
$2%>o
4
5-
5-9
$45c
—
(quar.)
$1.06*4
Colorado,
preferred
6%
3-20
5-29
3-31
4-
1
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Southern California
4-11
$1.25
4-29
4-19
0-
0-1
$1
40c
(extra-)—
Southern California Edison, com.
4.48%
preferred (quar.)——
1
1750
—
Gamble
of
Southdown
4-15
.
1
1
$17c
________
Pittsburgh Water, 4%%
$56d
re-
on
May 29 at $50 per share
gj-jis dividend)——-——
President Electric, Ltd.. (reduced)
44-
,
;
preferred
preferred
$75c
;___
3-31
4-15
net ln-
(Howard) Paper'Mills, Ltd.-—
(Increased quar.)—
4-
3-20
4-15
10c
7-15
3-31
Co.
(from
6- 2
4-11
Service
Boston
Co., common
$2.44
preferred A (quar.)______—_
Silvray Lighting (quar.)
Slater (N.), Ltd., common (quar.)—
3-14
Gardner
of
4-21
4-15
3-20
4-25
75c
62% 0
$1.25
3-20
-75c
-
Power
4-
—.
4-10
3-20
4-10'
4-10"
i2y2c
______
(quar.)
Pacific
South
(quar.)__
5-12
4-10
4"10
40c
87 '/2c
(Me.)-—
4-18-
invest¬
(quar.F_—
4-10
4
5-14
3-20
2%
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada—
Sierra
5-
Brothers,
pfd.
4-25
20c
1.
1
$1.25
income)
5-15
demption
(from
30c
1
56-
4-10
"
Common
3-10
1
4-18
1
$1.25
Shawinlgan Water & Power Coi( com. (quar.)Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
5c
preferred
25c
(accum.)
Solftr Aircraft Co.
3.60%'
91 *4 c
—
(accum.)
South Coast
1st
Inc.
5-20
8
4-
4-17
5-
6834C
4-
4-
4-15
6-1
;
3-28
(quar.)l____'-______
25c
21
$1.25'
(accum.)_______
3-3 L
Machine ;
37 %c
7c
4-18
Edison
(quar.)
6-2
$1.75
3-31
4-15'
$1.25
5%
3-31
"4-15
$1.09
—
Co.,
3-31
.
4-15
$1.183/v
Shares
3-31
4-25 '
$1.31 */4
(quar.);
Common
:—
4-15
3-31
'
4-15
1
6V
3-31
85c
$1
4-15
Stock
3-31
4-15
$1
pfd.
(quar.)"
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.60%
/
4-15
25c
(quar.)
62 %c
-
4-15
8-!<;
With above payments all arrears will-be
cleared by eud' of this year
4-15
4-15
11-1
4-25
income)
Security Storage
4-15
vestment
Co.
(Chicago)-' (semi-annually 1
ment
8-15
11-13
2%
Seminole Oil & Gas
5-
3.35%
Selected American
9
6-9
5-1
4-15
(quar.)*
dividend
preferred
preferred A
B-
6-31
5-15
*
28c
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
5*/2 7o
preferred
(quar.)——
4-10
5-
3-17
15c
B- 8
6-31
2
24c
preferred B (quar.)
$5 sinking fund preferred (quar.)
Seagrave Corp., com. (stock dividend
3-11
13'4
30c
4.50r%
4-17
40c
0-14
9-
15c
(quar.)
90c
Puritan
4-10
15c
$5
Stock
25c
Common
;
4-17
$15c
(quar.)
$5
65c
4VS%
7
30c
(quar.)
common
common
5-15
pfd.
4*4%
Co.,
5-15
^Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
3-31
12- I
25c
$1
Corp.
4.20%
—a
Finance
0- 2
9-16
12-15
15c
common
Manufacturing, 3.65%
Seaboard
0-10
$1.25
75c-
2
(quar.)——
Public
4-15
4-15
$1.50
•
$4
Scovill
3-28
3-28
$1.25
Inc.
6- 2
Electric Co.
Price
5
1212c
•
6-
Co.,
Prince
4-16
93s,4C
&
$1.06*4
2
4-10'
4-25
20c
Paper, $3.40 preferred
preferred (quar.)
(quarY^—-—
-1 Procter <fc
1
8-
Scott
'
1
4-25
$1.25
_______
4:36% preferred (quar.)
5*4% preferred (quar.)_
Schenley Industries (quar.)__^
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar 1
1
Schuster (Ed) & Co., common (qUar.)L-J
Schwitzer Corp., 5Mj% preferred A (quar.)__
4-18
5-15
:
(quar;)_.—
Association-—
:
Telephone lOhio), 6% pfd. (quar.)_
Newberry (J:-J.)-Co., 334% pfd. (quar.)—
American
5-15
4-
_;—_—
pm<,
1
4-15 '
.-Y
1
Ne-Sag Springs ('quar.)_;
Nhrth
7-25
1
(quar. )-______
noncumulative partic. pfd. (quar.)
"Prentice-Hall, Inc.—
5% ' preferred (entire, issue called for
I
(>Oc
,
*
Ltd.
Newark
Norfolk
7-25
$1.10
6%
3-28
Natural Gas> com. (quar.)
Dock,, common—
Wire
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Co.,
Electric
:
7-25
8-15
$1.17
COf,' prior; pfd.. (&-a)__—
Cable
<fe
Cable
4 % %
3-31
(quar.)____
Ltd.
Neiitpne* Meter
New
8-15
.
12c'
?
preferred
(Canada)
4-25
Power
-
Tank Go;,, (quar.)
Nciman-Marcos
4-25
Potomac
•
National
5-15
5-15
Portland General
AoOve
i
6-10
4-25
8-15
4-4
4-25-
25c*
$1.25
common
$1.75
Portland Gas Light. Cc.
$5 preferred (quar.)'
3-31
7c
___'
Income? Scries
'Stock "Series-
r-
6c
—
__Y_~_—*
'•
lie
—
'X Balanced 'Series,
Growth Stock Series
1
Cordage Co.:.-,(quar.)l___—_____
Rubber Co. (quar.)—
—
Plymouth
■>
.
Wire
.Plymouth
3-14
-
preferred
Plastic
*'
25c
4-
30c;
6-15
Miguel Brewery,
Map Co.—
B- 1*
4-25
div.)__
22*/2c
7-
;.jPittsburgh', Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ryr—
3-44
3-91
5c
(stock
common
Savannah Electric & Power,
7
Norristown
"&
i ^Pittsburgh Brewing Co. t(accum.)_
7%
3-31
3-31
4-16
(quar.)
"4-
2
_______——
(quar.)——
,,-Plon'eer Petroleum
;
4-15
4-16
22c
4-30
$1.07 */a
pfd. (quar.)
—
'
53.50 rion-cmhidative class A (s-a )-__n_a__
Ndttoitai PYesto Industries (quar.>V-2—
3-31
5%. preferred (quar.)„_______
5.60% preferred (quar.)
San
4-10;
3-31
(quar.)
preferred
4-30*
4-15
Sanborn
50c
common
preferred
4-14
4-15
common__
Electric,
9-15
25c
(quar.);_i____'_
$3.50 preferred (quar.)______i_l__
Piilsbury Mills, Inc.', common.(quar.)______
$4
&
preferred
20c
preferred (quar.
Plttston- Co.,
4- 4 -
4-23"
4- 4r
15c
common
12-15
5-
(quar.)_
com.
4-18?
$1:44
Ltd
1
6-
——.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7%
5
'
National Rubber Machinery
Nsrtlbiiai .Securities Series—
Hhiid- • series^
10-
Gas
Co.,
$4.75
Phillipine Long Distance .Telephone (quar.)
Philliiis-Van Keusen, 'com.'.(.(stock dividend)
5% preferred (quar.)
—1__—
'
Piilsbury Mills, Inc., S4 preferred %quar.)_
nr
7
"Pittsburgh -V Lake Erie RR. (reduced)
•ys Pittsburgn, Youngstown & Ashtabula
Ry. Co.
.*""
certificates
Milling
1-2-59
$45c
(quar.)—L_—
Philip Morris Inc.,
3.90% preferred
5
National AJanufactiire-& Stotes Corp.,—
Common fquar:).._
1_
—_"Y
5*46
2
4-18'
$3
$1,.50'
vtc.
certificates
Diego
4.40%
4M>%
Co.,
2'/aC
'
•
6-
$'1.
$36}3C-
trust
San
8-13
$1.06
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gernxantown
Phjladelpliia' &r Trenton RR.
,4-17
4-15»,wirn 3-31
$5c''
<31ass. A. (quar. )t_.
<
RR.Co.
7
*
(qfuar. )i_^_l;_
Lock*Co.
Philadelphia,
.4-15
4-15' ^v 4-
27)20
;
,
,
N^rinnal. Lead" GO:■*—■;
»2
T-:.;preferrqdfe* B-- (quar.)___h—___—.—
Natiional
4-15
$0.14062
(quar;)
Hosiery*Mills, Ltd.
A
_
4-15»
3j/2%-
(quar.
preferred- ';hiitial)hi_^
Nadbrral
4-15
-eVRtr '• V
Co.—
Quarterly
Natlbnal
$1.02%'
$34%c
trust
Carlos
.
Transit
20c
______
5- 1
5-
Cheitfibalr-,&; Mfg.
30c'
7- 1
5
$$1.50
Fibre) Co. (Maine)—
voting (quar..)__—
nonvoting (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.30%
4.30%
preferred
(qiuir.)
4-15
_
4-
33C
1
3-20
25c "
CaskBu^Cov '(quanta
Nhtiohai
5-
5-15
6-15
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
Voting
Voting
1
32*/2C
(quar.)__y______-_______
(quar.)
Permanente Cement (quar.T-—
3-24
5-*
_
4-15
25c
preferred
preferred
4.40%. preferred
4.68%*
preferred
4-11
6-2
___.
Peoples Gas. Light & Coke (quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear, (quar.)_
3-31
preferred
33c
3-31
4-15
4-4
6- 2f
$1-.18H4
(quar.)
32*/2C
6-2
4-16;
Ino.
50C
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
iquar.)____
Common
4-18
$1:25
25C
(quar.)*l._____
common
(qQar.)
preferred (quar.)—;
Common
-ify,4Yl5:''k
1
5»/a%
5aU%
Penobscot Chemical
3-28
'
4-30 r
B- 1
" 4-25
$l,3V/a
50c
'
Pennman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.):
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.25%
preferred (quar.—
1 *;» -.^5-30
4-
2*/2C
U
:—
$1.32
1',4;5-30
7-
X
5-16
(quar.)^
convertible preferred A-(quar.1)
San Antonio
4-10
2*^c
(qhar.)
Telephone,
4-18
1'
4^18'
.
35e
Saladft-Shirriff-Horsey,. Ltd.,
.
$1.30
4- 3j
3- 7
;
Co.
4- 7
4-25
$1.50
Development
(quar.)__
(quar.)
___:
preferred (quar.)
&
10%
12*/2C
preferred
$1
3-%
u..
8
i
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
Davis
4-11
5»*
$1»-
Lawrence
San
$1.32
m
4-15"r
National
conv.
Peninsular
4rl5
1
1
conv.
Parke,
4-21
5-
conv.
5%
4-15
5-
,
Chemical Co.—...
5%
5%
I '
5-
37V2C
(quar.)i_^____h_-_-__
3-31
*Y
dividend
5-
Park
4.'1|
4-15-:S«w3-
*
4-10
3-31
3-31
National' Cash 'Register
*
$1.25
:
4-15
Sugar
4-
5- I»
0- 2-
convertible preferred A (quar.)_
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
(quar.)'
3-31
$1.50
4-251
4
5-1
$1.02%-
5%
(San Francisco)—
Electronics
preferred
5%
3-31
4-
Nafrf.gausdtfcElejtrie Co.,
pfd. (quar.)
; y56V4c.
4.364(<*• ^fefredr;(quar.)_J_h_lhlih^h_____'586'"
National ^Biscuit' Co:, common
(quar.)_
r'*•; 50c
''
3-20
4-10
4-10
Packard-Bell
•
$1.65
-
4-15
40c
$1.05
Patnpanaga
60c-
:;'prefcrredr (€fuar.)__—_lh__i__hr——'
•'
3-20
3-31
4-21
«^1
'
25a
Corp. Ltd., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
8t. Louis, San Francisco
Ry—
5% convertible preferred A (quar.) ______
3-31
Vegetable Oil
4-10
4?13
40c
5%
3-20
4-10
4-16
-y
.
.
4-15
4-10
4-30
-
■Quanerly/ ^t.i.—
Mfrt'ual Systein' Inc.,,commonL___l__li.
4-15
$1.13
5-1?
7-
t45c
t$1.75
.
.
$1.54
Stock
12-18
4>-25
$1.12Va
preferred (quar.)i
Royalties Management- Corp
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
1
$1.10
:
preferred
Pacific
4-16
,
4-10
15e15c
$1.183,4,
$1,12 */a
5%
1
6.16%
$1.30
\?
Light Co.—
(quar.)
4-18
$1.07'/g i?.
(quar.)l
(quar.)_
2
4.52%
v
:
Co. ,(quar.)__^___
(quar.)
(quar.) $
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.64% preferred (initial)_l_
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
6% preferred (quar.)_
2
-
$1.10*1':,
••>..
pfd. (quar,)___
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
$4.75. preferred
(quar.)
$4.75 conV.-pfd. (quar.)____
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
$4.40 pfd. • (quar.)
Common
l»Yl-59'
93 %a
4%2% preferred (quar.)
Pacific Power <fc
3-29
$1.12%>S» 11-29
(quar.)
;Y
5-r
6
4.75%
prelerred (quar.)_—
Pacific
4-15-
4-15
4-30
I7tt- preCerretT- B:Cquar./-_i;^^l__/_i—'11? -t$1.76 vs.»
Morris (Philip), Inc. (See Philip.Morris)
?' r! - ; ■
-1;
Motorola, Trie: ■ '• (quar; )l.^!11.11—H1 ,*"•37 '/ad/v
Mount- Royab.Rice Mills, Ltd.
(quar-.)-—^-,-2
$25c "i"
Extra
2
4-30
i
.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
5-
;
3%----- 6-
-—
-
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred:- A (quar. )i
4-3
-4-30
'$1.12VSr
.
5%
9-10
-
(reduced)
4-15
5c
Montana Power Co.i,com':.(quar;i__cl____^_l
r
6-8
1
-
^4'30«^?referred>(quar.)-.ih_hi:_hl___lh_li;
Chemical
4-1
5-15
1
Y
-1
Molybdenum Corp. of America
4-15
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Royal McBee Corp., common
5-
-^4:56%
lildixtrose
50c
4-
5-
.
:
4- 4
$1.50
(quar.)
4r
4-25
$1.25
preferred. (quar.)—
1
ui—$1.14 »,
Mississippi Valley- Barge Line < quar;)^_—*; 20c ■ ■
Mississippi Valley -Public Service, com* (quar.) -:/ 'rv 35e
5% preferred (quar. )
i.—J
^$1.25 V-
>
common
4-25
20c
$1.25
60c
.Light
50c
(quar.)__
Pacific Finance Corp.,
10? 1'
-
29}Sc
4-30-^
4-17
6-13
9-12
20c
5Vfe% preferred (quar.)
5-31
6-13
i«;
10-1?
•
59%O".
6%
Class'A-:(quar^»li.L-_^_-_w—;—L__„l—15c-
&
4-15
5-15,
• •
-<•
referred- (quar.) w_l2lllll——_—
Missouri Power.
4-15
6-15
4-
,-4:90^? preferred
(quar.)l__-_—l'__l__
$1.22J/&»-?V»
Michigan Seamless- Tube Co., common^—— ?y
25c ?
-
5-15
1
4-
Mijes- Laboratories,' Inc. (monthly.)li-Allll,10e- Y
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
(quar.)'—-/? 4Gto Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36r/c pfd. (quar.) ?'
$1.09
v
5-
4-15
30c
? 4
-*•
3-31*
6- 2*
6-
10c
••
4-15
4-15
4-30
4-16
7-1
$$L19»
4.10%, preferred series H (quar.)u__&___u
4Y4-% preferred series I (quar.
4.10% preferred series J
(quar.)i
Rochester & Pittsburgh.
Goal, conunon__4.__
5% non-cumulative' preferredL___^__
Rockland Light & Power—
5Y*% conv. preferred C (qhar,).
$3c
$50c
—11
*/L%"< preferred fquar.)_h2ll_—
Michigan Gas/& Electric Co;
' •
4.40(;>~ preferred (quar.)
3-31
50c
\hW6 preferred': (quar..) i__wi:i——$1:12%4%
4-15
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd
4-30
4-30*
$280
16 c
(quar.)__.
Pacific Coast Terminals' (s-a
(quar.)—
Co.—
4-~2
4-10-t
*
4-15
25e:
U Sis.'
4%-% pfd, Ar (quar.)u*
(quar.).
4-16^
25c
8- *
45a
(quar.)
Rochester Button Co< (quar.)u__
Rochester Gas & Electric, common(quar.
4% preferred series F (quar.).
4-14
4-30*
common'
preferred
1
.$40c
second- and
inc.,
1
"& Tubing Co._^l^l_ul_li
Hose
Reynolds Metals Co.,
5-
A_hi—:111—
quarter of this year
4-10
4-15"*-
McQuay-Norri8>Mig.Mquar.)___
—1
Mergenthalcr Linotype Co. (stock div.). Paid
-
4-10 '
4-24
4-!&****•
5-
4-21
0-13
$150-
(quar.)__^_
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canadtv, Ltd.—
4%.% preferred (quar.)>
--
1
10c '
Metal
4-24
l
15c -V
5- 1*
8-27'
$28o
5-
$25c
4-21
25c"
25c
(quar.)
Association (quar.)
Racfng
5-
:—
(quar.)
Porcupine Mines.
Revere
$25c
(quar.)
Co.,
4-15
\i
25c
:
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Republic Supply (Calif;i
•,
Mfg.
3-13
4- 1>
5-
$6a:
:•
Pacelot
4*-10^
4hiq»
$6c
4-18
Ltd,—
Owens-Corning Fibre Glass (quar.)
Kic
.
Co.'
4-10
$27o*
75c
_________
:—
McLean Industries^: class
Elevator
8i
50c
(quar.)
3-31
$$1.75
Co.,
6-18
9--12
5-
$1.25-
»
3-31
$3
•
7? 2
10-1*
50c
Class.A
3%%
(s-a)__Y____YY
3-31
$$1.50
(quar.)—
+I5c
—-
McjSregor-Doniger, class A- (quar.)—1
Mclntyrc
Quebec Ry.
Steel Products
6-9
4k*25-
$$L60»
,
Extra
4-10
Rich:s
(quar.)
preferred; (quar.)
ito
Oti:;
3—34—
4-30
-
-.
7
3-31
issue
Common
4-15
4-15
$171/2C
(quar.)—
_
McColl-Frontenac. Oil,: Ltd.
&
Ontario
Maritime
(N(. Y.)
5-. 1
Corp.,
Ontario
3-1-4-
-
Corp.
4-15 r
$102
Oliver
'
"^-17^
■
,,
Extra
4-15
April 14: at
plus this dividend)___
t:16 3/10c
4.M»% preferred (quar,)__.
$1.12 Va
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. A
U5c
(quar.)
5V£>%. convertible preferred B (quar.)__
U3%c
3
,4-1.0
4-15
7- L
$L50*
300
20c
Olin: Mathieson Chemical
Corp.-—
4,4j% .coiiv. pfd. 1951 series (entire
:
?■: called for redemption on
'
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
preferred;
4-18
4-15
i
50c
—
A
4-30:
20c
Class B
'
LtdU (quar.
Marine Midland Corp.,
Y
$1.50-
(qnan)—
•
3-18-.
3-18**-
8V2C"
—
(quar.)—
common
Co.
4-10
4-10
(quarterly from
-——.
6%- preferred, (quar.—
Manufacturers
.
;
87% c
—.
Reliance Eleciric- &
Engineering COi
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd,
3-31
4-10
$1.06
Corp.; class A-
3H7
(quar.)
(quar,)
50C
!
(quar.)
4^28
(quae.)
20c
Co..
25o
Realty Co.,-Ltd.-
(Canada),, Ltd.
Class: A
Old National
13c
_
B
Reitman's
3-31
4-15
40o;
4%"' preferred (quar.')i_______
4.24%' preferred (quar.)
4-ilj—
,
3-11
(quar,).
common-
4-16
.
47j/2o
4-16
4-ll>
(Mass.),. 5»% pfd., (quar.)
Co., $2 partic. class A (quar.)
(quar.)___
Reinsurance
3-31
4-15
4-16
$2%c
Co.
.
250
Reeoe* Corp.
Reed (C. A.)
3-31
90c
$1.02
:
3.
common
4% 2nd preferred
Redtv Pump Go;_..
...
Oilgear
preferred'
Holder*
Payable oftRec.
6~23i
preferred (quar. K__
Rapid Grip & Batten> Ltd., 6%*
pfd. (quar.)
3-21
4-11
&
49h
$35o
_
_
preferred- (quar.)
6%
3-21
4-14
$40c
common_
(quar.),
(quar.)__
(quar. L—
-
3-3L-
4-14
1st
Railway Equipment
(Minn.)—
quarterly)
(quar,):.
$3.60' preferred
$4.08 preferred
4-15
1
4-15
35c
Co.
.1
...
Northern Quebec Power Co.,
4-25
..
u_w^_
100%.
25c
$31 We
Corp. of* America,
Reading Co.,
125c
Holdings,.Ltd., 5% partic. pfd. (quar.)
Radio
When
Share
Co.
(quar.)
Mining Co.—
Quincy
3-31
Gas—
States Power
Common
(increased
Power
3-21
i
$1.06 V*
$1.13
$1.06
(stock dividend)
Pacific
1
Quebec
Co.—
4
~
MacAndreweH to; Forbes Co., common.,
_
5-
Northern
5-
5-
.
$0.8037*
Vz '7c
%-
l,X_
^
4=24
-3-3K-
4-15
-31*/4C
(quar.)
pfd.
6%v preferred."- (quar.)—.
.
30c
:_
Par
Name of Company
7-21
15c
preferred (quar.):
preferred (quar.)
4.22% preferred (quar.)
4
■
(q.uar,)t—.
preferred
Holder»
Payable of Reo.
$3.50
-
''
'
60c
:
(Walter M.)
gtd. (e-a)
Engineering, Works..
Illinois-Gas, common
new
When.
Share
7%
Northern Indiana Public Service
4.40%
preferred (quar,)
4-9?^
55-
$1.11
-common—
fs-a)_;
Lynchburg'Gas. Co.
;
1
811-
$1.24
__
Gas &* Electric, common
5%4 preferred
(quar:)
uj
4%%. preferred (quar.)u___
M K A
Northern
1
$1.75
...
Lotiisville
Lowney
Par
Name of Company
-
North Carolina RR. Co..
3-28T
'
4-23
5-
$1.75'
pfd. (quar.)
4.44%
'
4-18
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)-
2nd) preferred (quar.)Louisiana Power & Light, 4.96%
-
20c
pfd.
7%
Louisiana
Hoi
Sharey Payable of tte
Watch
Baltimore Hotel,
7%
When
par)
5-
1
4-18
$1.03"'%
5-
1
4-18
$1.06%
5-
1
4-18
$1.10:
5-
1"
4-18
$1,15
5-
1
4-18
4-18
4-18
1
'
45c
7-10
7- I
45c
4-10
4- 1
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Quarterly
Quarterly
..
5-17
Van
Van
Horn
(quar.)
'n' Shake, Inc. (quar.)—.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Steel Parts Corp—
.
4-11
4-10
5-
I
4-10
1
4-17
25c
4-15
3-31
G-
5-16
V.
.
2
,
4-15
3-31
6-14'
$1.25
9-30
12-31
5-15
4-16
5-15
4-16
Walker
6-10
5-27
4-10
3-2*
Walker
1
5-15
Walworth Co.
Warner
6-
5%
4-11
4-16
4-15
4-18
4-10
4-21
4-
4-15
4-30
4-15
4-15
3-25
10c
4-15
4-
15c
4-16
4- 2
20c
Western
4-24
1
5-
G-
15c
4-15
3-31
2%
4-15
3-31
—
75c
Common
$1
4-15
5-
1
3-15
5-
1
1
3-15
5-
1
3-15
6-13
6-
2
5-15
$50c
4-15
3-14
the
record
$35c
4-15
3-14
not
be
remain listed on the New York and' Pacific Coast Stock
Exchanges and application will bo made to list Firstamerlca stock on
the same Exchanges.
......
.
......
4-14
4-15
3-22
4-11
2-
75c
4-15
3-26
200%
4-30
4-
5-
$2
—
€-10
4-15
(quar.)_
5-16
1
4-10
1
4-10
3-21
1
4-11
51.43%
5-
$1
5-
1
5-
1
0-
1
4-10
62Ac
5-
Wintield Growth
15c
4-15
3-28
4%
4-10
3-11
30c
4-10
3-17
5-
1
13c
4-15
4-
9
4-15
4-
9
12 V3c
—
4-15
4-
9
.
35c
4-10
4-28
4-
6-
2
6-
2
as
7-11
Senior
15c
4- 7
3-20
dent
18c
4-30
4-30
4-15
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
Yellow Cab Co.,
6-2
4-15
4-
4
5-15
5-
1
York
4-15
4-
7
Youngstown
6%
6%
$1.26
1
4-14
4-15
25c
4-15
3-31
$18c
4-19
4-
$10c *
4-15
3-31
3-31
Zale
35c
4-30
3-31
Zeller's
25c
5-
1
4^16
4Va%
(quar.)
63 %c
5-
1
5
$4.90
preferred
$1.22 Va
5-
1
4-16
$5.96
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
1
4-16
Co.,
$1.49
$1.25 pfd.
Quarterly
■5%
Co.
of
New
^Payable
Canadian
in
resident
15%;
tax
a
8-15
11-14
4-15
3-31
4-15
2
5-20
7-
1
6-20
4-30
4-10
37 Ac
7-31
7-10
1
4-15
this
3-31
assuming the exercise of all warrants, Francis F. Randolph, Chairman
5-
60c %
4-15
25c
4-15
9c
4-15
4-
1
4-20
British
3-20
4-10
4-
5-15
47o
,
United
United
preferred
5-15
4-18
5-15
4-18
5-
4-
60
$1.12 A
$40c
(quar.)
Fruit
cent
Co.
1
4-
1
noted,
1
4-
1
standing
5-
1
5-
1
4-15
4-
75c
4
4-15
3-14
27Ac
5-
1
4-21
15e
(initial)
(initial quar.)
common
5-
1
General
$2.50
(quar.)
6%
I
Envelope Co. (quar.)
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.) (quar.)
U. S. Foil Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
tT. S. Industries, (stock dividend)
U. S. Playing Card—
Interim
•
,
U.
S.
U.
iB. Radium
Plywood Corp.,
,
6-20
5-
1
4-
Corp.
8. Smelting,
5-
1
4-
3
37 Ac
5-
1
4-
3
30c
6-
2
50c
Net
70c
convertible
57*
conv.
4-15
1956
S
to
the
2,326,658
$0.23
$0.35
share
6,674,113
on
outstanding
shares
on
Dec.
31,
1957.—V.
This
company,
3-26
SEC
4-
7
3-11
pany
4-
7
3-11
3-28
Its
on
by holders of
4-11
1%
'
so
1
4-15
4-10
5-
to
proposes
—
Registers Pro¬
28
filed
1,071,844
8,664,924
income
8,399,151
this
offer
stock
10c par common stock.
for subscription at 50c
the
The com¬
share
per
or represented by bearer shares.
The offer is not underwritten.
r&cord date for subscriptions will be supplied by amendment.
proceeds of the sale of the shares will be added to the general
3-28
funds
5-26
poses.
3-28
4-15
3-24
of
the
the
tion
company
Including
activities.
It
year
to
be
available for any of
its corporate
pur^
capital expenditures and expenditures for exploration
is
presently "anticipated, according-to the prospectus, that
1958 capital expenditures and expenditures for explora¬
activities
1954
and
will
conduct
aggregate $200,000. The company
exploration
and
development
of
was
the
in
country's
(quar.)
5-15
4-30
4-15
3-CO
17 Ac
4-15
3-20
5-15
4-25
Since 1954 it has been in
the
process
of
interest in
approximately
15,417,676 acres held under concession' rights by 24 Cuban companies
under
the
management of Cuban-Venezuelan
Oil Voting
Trust,
of
4-15
3-31
which
$1.50
•
$1.25
"strategic natural
shares
in
of
Cuba
common
and
40%
resources."
stock
class
The
A,
previously sold 6,000,000
through a public offering
company
50c
par,
received
$3,197,500 therefor.
earning a
50%
working
are
offshore.
To
earn
this
etc.
taxes
U. S.
income
13,641.218
income
earnings
11,274,069
3,750,000
for the fourth
2,200,000
3,380.000
on
2,875,650
6,511,218
taxes.:
6,198,419
2,617,486
2,644,486
$2.49
quarter
ended
28,
Dec.
1957
$2.34
amounted
world
was
adversely
affected
by
the Asian
flu epidemic.—V.
187.
780.
p.
Carbide Corp.
Registers Employees Savings
Plan—
This
corporation
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
28, 1958, covering $30,000,000 of interests or participations In
Savings Plan for Employees, together with 501000 shares .of no
par
capital
stock
which,
may
be
acquired- pursuant. thereto.—V.
its
interest,
the
-
187,
p.
1482.
Union Tank Car
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Tliis
company on March 27 announced an agreement under which
will' acquire all of the assets of The Lang Co.^ Inc., of Salt Lako
City, Utah, for 80,000 shares of Union Tank. This is equivalent to
three shares of Lang for each share of Union Tank stock.
it
The
plan
directors
of
will
Lang.
be
submitted
for
approval
to the5" stockholders
'
and
»
formed
17 Ac
_
exps.,
income taxes.,
$887,360, equal to 36 cents per share, compared with $3,016,320 for
fourth quarter of 1956, equal to $1.14 per share.
the
held
8
for
admin,
distribution,
127,662.227 122,251,864
114,021,009 110,977,795
March
registration statement with
a
The
4-14
of Kansas—
$
1,460,233
—
During the fourth quarter of 1957 some of the pictures released by the
corporation proved disappointing and the theatre business throughout
outstanding shares of capital stock and holders of
in the ratio of one additional share for each share
its
bearer shares,
6-13
4-
March
covering 6,000,000 shares of its
The
3-24
film
before
Union
Co., Havana, Cuba
posed Stock Offering With SEC—
$2
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Dec. 29,'56
117,537,070 112,780,869
187,
25c
pfd.
Dec. 28,'57
-
cost,
The
263,664,554 240,393,822
Trans-Cuba Oil
30c
(quar.)
United Stores Corp$6
United Telephone Co.
(& Subs.)—Earns.
Net earnings
outstanding at year end
Earnings per share of common stock
617.
p.
87Ac
preferred
with 6,721,220 shares
outstanding at Dec. 31,
compared
warrants
Shares
1,558,446
per
♦Based
10c
Refining & Mining—
8. Vitamin Corp.
1,265,660
ixfeome
Foreign
1957
loss
♦Loss
10c
10c
1st preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
United Stockyards Corp., common
These
1958.
21,
and
including television
operating
Provision
$
5-22
37 Ac
7% preferred (quar.)
U.
rentals,
Profit
Airlines, Inc.- -Gross Higher-
Operating revenues
for
tT,
Film
Corporation and
Year Ended Dec. 31—
3
50c
-
(reduced)
common
!
Rubber Co., 0%
IT. 8. Shoe
7-10
62 Ac
(quarJ
preferred
and $32.32,
$36.42
186, p. 2855.
Dividends
.
Machinery Corp.—
(quar.)
S.
U. 8.
Canadian nonresidents tax.
(Continued from page 12)
3-20
50c
U.
stock¬
respectively,
the annual meeting of
at
to Mr. Randolph.
There were, h6
common stock and 1,193,399 warrants out¬
$
Investment News
4-21
4-10
$2.50
Shoe
Common
25
from
up
of common stock of
outstanding
and
$34.29,
52 Weeks Ended—
Film
4-11
$1.12 A
Quarterly
United
paymen*
tax.
less 15%
1482.
share
per
shares
on
March
were
shares of
stock
assets
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
corrected
The
incorrect.
p.-
Non¬
source.
Total
4-11
$1
(quar.)
United New Jersey RR. & Canal
was
187,
according
1958,
March
on
of
$37.97
amounts
of
6,812,971
common
1957.—V.
the
estimate
was
reported cn
These
start
1
4
$1
(qitar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
President,
the
at
Other
Trans World
(quar.)
United Greenfield,
and
5-
at
recent
date is indicated here.
1
Biscuit Co. of America—
4.50%
most
corporation,
5-
tax deductible
tax 7%.
Calif. —V.
4-18
$1
date
Income
4-18
5-15
funds,
at Los Angeles,
Tri-Continental Corp.—Asset Value Increased—
The
income tax.
Jamaica
4-10
4-15
87 Ac
'
series
1956 series
of security analysts
group
3-27
13 Ac
_
1955
1956
$56 Ac
tPayable in U. S. funds,
Corp.—^
preference
preference
4 %
Aircraft
Bulgrano noted that Transamerica has been paying $1.40 divi¬
yearly plus "a Christmas dividend" that amounted to 20 cents
and
1957.
"Being realists, we know that our stockholders
look at the dividend as $1.60 rather than $1.40," Mr. Balgrano told u
6-
3-31
10c
92 Ac
$3.50
United
•
37 Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
resident
y Previous
published
date and/or record
8-25
11-25
Less
Union Electric Co.—•
Union Gas Co. of Canada Ltd.
-
4-18
♦Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
4
25C
preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
j$4 preferred (quar.)
j.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
'
-
City)—
(Jersey
(quar.)
Corp.
V
-
Mr.
in
$30c
5-15
$1.25
•;
_
Jersey
/.
company
25c
(quar.)
4-
$1.12 A
Quarterly
Two Guys from Harrison Inc., class A
Udyllte
preferred
xLess
preferred A (quar.)
Trust
•
for this
corporation and Firstamerlca Corp., the
that would result from the proposed spin-off
of Transamerica's dlrectly-lield shares in its majority-owned banks, are
likely to amount to 80 cents yearly for each concert!, Frank N. Balgrano, Jr.. Chairman and President of Transamerica, said on March 26.
holding
1
Ltd., common
5-26
True
(quar.)
been
lias
•
,
5-
25c
4-15
25c
;
Temper Corp.—
4A% prior preference
dividend rates
The
bank
of
25C
Quarterly
and Oscar Keller, now
proposed as Presi¬
Corp.
corporation,
25c
Industries
25c
(quar.)
the
dends
Co
31V4C
(quar.)
(Dallas)
Transamerica
of
of
Corp.-
4-15
4-16
(quar.)
executive
Fivstamerica
1
(reduced)
Steel Door
Jewelry
preferred
Trinity Universal Insurance
chief
Vice-President
of
holders.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
Treeswect Products
the
5-
(Del.)—
$2.55
Transamcrica Corp.
stockholders
$1.11
(quar.)
Consolidated
Yuba
4-15
pfd.
conv.
preferred
convertible
County Gas
7 Vac
5-
77
-
the plan by Transamerica's
of
25c
4-15
22 Ac
.
(quar.).
-•
.
the approval
to
Proposed Dividend Rate—
pfd. (quar.)—
——_
$40c
Building Association, Ltd. (quar.)
Company (quar.)
,
bank holding company and- will commence
owning (all of the stdck now directly held
of its 23 majority-owned banks and $20,-
each
3-28
$1.50
—
Monthly
20o
Traders
Caribbean
4-18
4-11
1
4-15
30e
Trans
1
Wisconsin Southern Gas (quar.)
$1.14
(quar.)
Trane
Subject
1
Ltd., class A
Wool Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
Worcester County Electric Co.—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Wrigley (Win.), Jr. (monthly)
4-15
$1.06'A
in
ooo.ooo in cash."
8-
8
$1.06 A
but
company,
on
5-
Woodward Stores
3-28
17 Vac
——
(quar.)
holding
batik
April 24, the exchange of properties will become effective after tho
close of business, June 30, 1958.
: - - ' :
"
*
Transamerica's board of directors has asked Mr. Belgrano to remain
4-17
5-
(quar.)
preferred
a
Its present non-banking, subsidiaries,
will register as a
independent business
25c
preferred
9.04%
•
be
to
cease
and manage
own
Transamerica
25c
Industrial Fund
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service, 57*
to
by
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
6 7o
Transamerica
its
$2.50
preferred (accum.)————
& Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
Windsor Industries
(irreg.)
Common
3-31
will
Transamerica
continue
Corp.
4-17
50c
$5
4-10
will
stockholders
;
4-11
75c
Wilson
1
Transamerica's
of their present stock.
any
:
30c
5-
4-15
distribution.
the
including Occidental Life Insurance Co. of California, the six fire
and. casualty insurance companies, two industrial companies, the two
companies engaged respectively, in real estate development and propefty
financing
activities,
and
certain
minor
subsidiaries.
Firstamerlca
9
1
7-
$1.25
6-16
13c
Inc.
7
Corp.—
*—
5-
30c
for
dato
required to surrender
"Thus
will
<
of
$1.14
—
(N. Y.)
'
1
$15c
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co.—
(quar.) —
(quar.)
1
1
$1.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
47o prior lien (quar.)
—
White Sewing Machine, $3 pfd. (quar.)—
$2 prior preferred (quar.)—
3-15
5-
$1.16
4-
7-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Western Union Telegraph
3-28
5-26
4-15
Corp., will
and expenses
tax
dividend
Stock
6-10
25c
$1.50
—
Western Tablet & Stationery
3-31
_
7 A%
British
depositary)
——
2
$1.14
(quar.)
4A%' preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Toro Mfg. (quar.)
•j
4-25
4-25
Securities Co.—
Insurance
(Less
6-14
$1
,
i-.
5-10
5-10
pfd. B (quar.)
of
said Mr. Belgrano, "Transamerica Corp. proposes to separate
majority-owned banking interests from its other
interests by
transferring all of its directly held shares in these banks, plus $20,000,000 in cash to Firstainerica Corp., a new corporation organized
under Delaware law.
In exchange for these properties, Firstainerica
Corporation will issue to Transamerica Corp. 11.372,022 shares of $2
par value
capital stock which will be the entire capital stock of
Firstainerica then issued and outstanding.
These shares will thereafter
be distributed to the stockholders of Transamerica Corp so that each
Transamerica stockholder will acquire one share of stock of First¬
ainerica for each share of Transamerica $2 par value stock owned on
its
4-15
1
5-
1
4-
corporation's investment in the Italian bank.1.
a
means of complying
with the Bank Holding Company Act
"As
1956,"
$1.06 A
5%
Thriftimart, Inc.—
V
Stock dividend (Payable in class A shs.)
v
4-15
Plywood, Ltd., class B (quar.)
Western Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.
4-24
$5C
I.) Fibre Glass Co. (quar.)—
Airways,
4-18
50c
$2.50 class A (uccum.)—
$15c
A
5
West
4
5-15
27c
Co., $2.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
Canadian General Investment Trust,
•'Class
the
5-
& Co., common (quar.)_
Corp., class A———
Jersey <fc Seashore RR., com. (s-a)—
Special guaranteed (s-a)
—
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
3
5-15
f
20c
._
Thermoid
Trade Bank & Trust Co.
1
4-15
$1.12 A
——.—
$1.21
(Minn.)
1
4-
30c
$1
Toledo Edison Co., common
totaled
sheet,
balance
4-
1
(quar.)
Common
4-24
5-15
25c
-
—
_
shown by the capital
as
1957
4-30
4-
Western
(quar.)
31,
Dec.
4-15
4-15
Welsbach
4-30
30c
(quar.)
A
its
on
4-15
3-14
Weedcn
35c
—
(Mass.),. class
accounts
surplus
62 Ac
(quar.)_
King Corp., 6% conv.
(stock dividend)
1
5-
—
$1.20 preferred
in Banca
$11,556,972,
profit of $2,446,173.
a
book net worth of Transamerica Corp.
The
for
subsidiary,
foreign
$240,969,256, equal to $21.19 a share, reflecting an increase of 85 cents
a
share for the year.
Of this increase, 46 cents resulted from the
return
to
earned surplus of the
reserve previously
carried against
4-15
(quar.)
Inc.
Pictures,
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
15c
—
booking
" ;
•
interest
entire
its
sold
30c
Washington Gas Light, common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)—
3-23
12Ac
.—
(quar.)
Light, $4.56 preferred (quar.)
Title Insurance
4-25
9%.
or
September,
Transamerica
c
d'llalia,
its
only
and
——
Warren Bros,
1
25c
preferred
5-20
,
6-10
7
65c
preferred (quar.)
$4.04 preferred (quar.)
50c
6- 4
from this source,
7 1956 income
d'America
2 Ac
1
4-24
Bros.
$$1.25
(quar.)
Corp,
6-18
A
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Waste
$4
B
$4.50
3-31
40c
class
Laboratories,
1
5-
15c
Finance
7-17
4-18
25c
6-
25c
preferred
Class
4-16 *
1
$35c
5-15
20c
7 Ac
(quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
....
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipo Line-
Time
1
common
new
on
4-
,
56c
(quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co.,
58-
50c
7-
12 Ac
Reduced
Thompson (II.
3-28
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
(H)
Initial
4-15
40c
12 Ac
—-
Tex-Tube, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred
Third
4-15
V
2 Ac
(N. Y.)
(s-a)_
Torre Haute Malleable & Mfg. Corp.—
Common
i
4-
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Walker & Co., common (quar.)
25c
(quoF.
Texas Power
5.
$3
AViVo preferred (annual)__
Wabash RR. Co.,
4- 3
;
.
$22,609,679;
was
being paid in December, 1957.
A total of $18,195,838- or 80% of
the corporation's net income was disbursed as dividends.
Mr. Belgrano
reported that such income ineluded $17,514,091 ia*dividends from its
various
subsidiaries.
This represents an increase of $1,470,554 over
37 Ac
• -
-
,
as-a'Separate corporation,
Corp.,
Transainerica
of
income
net
1957
In
10c
(quar.)-.—
preferred (s-a)
Taylor & Fenn Co., common
4.32% convertible preferred
Tftck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd.
5- 2
15C
25c
4%
3-28
15C
•
5%
Swank,, Inc."
$4.56
67o
12-15
1
5-
Suburban Propane Gas—
B
-
7
5-13
50c
I
that amount was added- teP earned surplus ,from which, as in 1956, four quarterly cash-dividends of 35 cents a'
'share were distributed, with a special dividend-'of--29''cents &• share"
in
9-lft
$1.25
$40c
Quarterly
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)-.
5% preferred C (quar.).——
Stern A Stern Textiles, Inc., 4A% pfd. (quar.)
Stevens Markets, class A
—.—
Stone Container Corp. (quar.)—
Btrawbridge & Clothier (quar,)*
Class
4-
—-
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
(quar.)
Talon,. Inc., class A
4- 5
_.
consolidated
1957
$38,824,634,
The
(quar.)
dividend
Vanadium
6-30'
7AC-
Superior Separator, common (quar.)
! 6% preferred (quar.)
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
7-17
4-15
of America (quar.)
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Vermont & Massachusetts RR. Co. (s-a)_—
Virginian Railway—
>:/■ & 1 V
Co.—
B.)
class A pfd.
5%
Belgrano, Jr.)
annual report
7
'
$1*607,975
net income increased
to a-toial
equivalent to $3.41 a share on the 11;372,02B shares
of
the corporation outstanding throughout the year.
In 1956, consolidaled net income was $37,216,659, equivalent to- $3.27 per share.'
Van Waters & Rogers-
5-
(J.
Sciver
Van
the
of
stockholders.
to
The
:
4-15
1
5-
$1.25
1
L..;
Stock
.
j.
9
4-
Holding Company Act of 1956, F. N.'Board and President, stated in his
Bank
the
"
37 Ac
—
55-
$1.25
Sterling Brewers
(quar.)
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
subsidiary at a profit, and
with
Chairman
4-30
37%c
50c
—
'
4
4-15
1
v
A
(quar.)—1
Preferred A (quar.)—
3-20
5-
*
corporation during
This
4-15
4-
*
Increased'Prof its—
1957 increased its earnings, sold its foreign
completed its reorganization-plan to comply ;
Transamcrica Corp.—Reports
of
$10C
—
Symington-Gould Corp.
Preferred
4-10
the Voting Trust
effect.
this
to
3-31
V/4-19
15c
Service—V/.i?\7fyyr\-.
Butane
25C
Steak
preference
4-11
20c;
45c
Stauffer Chemical Co.
5%
4-30
20c
(increased a-a).
com.
company
4-10
5-
5c
Dorn Iron
3-31
4-10
U5c
(quar.)——
Sunrise Supermarkets (quar.)
Super Mold Corp. of Calif, (quar.)
1
50c
40c
$150
(N. Y.)—
preferred (1952-54)
1-15
Camp Sea Food (quar.)__
Works Co
3-26
4-21
25c
Voting trust certificates (initial)
—Street Investment Corp. (Boston)—
Sterchi Bros. Stores
2-1-59
87 Ac
*
———
Sugar Co:,
Utah-Idaho
4-15
.
Stale
Stock dividend
87 Ac
the
10-15
3-26.
4-10
Van
.
class A
Brock Ltd.,
B
(quar.)
7-15
1
(quar.)
Co.
Co.-
Lens
4-IO V
93 Ac,
—
(quar.)
Starrett Bros. & Eken, Inc.
5.20%
Universal Products
4-15
1
5...
/;,
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)_,
Standard Radio,
..
1
1
87Ac
4-16
2
4-23
4-15
5-
8-
11-
National Development Commission,
only from production; As- of Dec. 31,
to earn its 50,
had expended the sum required
'working interest and is awaiting official approval by
1957,
11-15
87 Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
$3.50
.
—
(quar.)
convertible
convertible
preferred
preferred
$3.50 convertible preferred
3-15
A 15c
(Ohio)—
Products
$3.50
11-29
from the Cuban
repayable together with interest
8-15'
8-30
6c
$1,000,000 loan
a
5-15
5-31
6c
Common
3-15
$56 Ac
.
(quar.)
Standard Railway Equipment
■
Monday, April 7, 1958
.
.
required to expend the sum of $3,000,000 in exploration and the Pay*
ment of all taxes, fees and charges to maintain ^Koodjjtanding ah
the concession rights.' In addition to its prior sale of stock, it obtained
of Iiec.
Payable
6c
—__—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)—
8-15
6-
V/V-Vv ''' V"V.:.
Corp.—
(qvar.)
(quar.)
$3.50
1
3-15
40c
Share
"
■
3preferred A (quar,.)-.
Class
12-
11-15
15c
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co.
Stanley
6-15
Univis
(quar.)—.
preferred
Standard
9-15
1
10-
12-15
Vii
Standard Holding Corp., class A
B
Common
50C
(quar.)——
(quar.)
$1.60 pfd.
Standard Fire Insurance (N. J.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.—
Class
Common
6-16
1%
Standard Dredging,
4A %
4-15
1
1%
dividend
Stock
1
7-
30c
dividend
Stock
4-
5-
1%
—*
—
(stock dividend)
(Del.)
4-15
30c
—«——
—
Bports Arena
1
of Company
Whelan
5C
(quar.)
RR. Co.
Name
United
30c
3%
Bpalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)—
Bpecial Investments <fc Securities. Inc. (quar.)
Bpokane International
*
Payable of Bee.
Holder$
When
Per
Holder•
When
Par
Share
Name of Company
.
,
.
(1586)
50
company
was
Lang Is engaged in supplying equipment and steel fabricated products
for
use
in
many
phases
of
industry,
including steel plants, -oil
refineries, pipe lines, chemical plants, missile fabrication and trans¬
port
equipment,
mills
smelters,
sugar
refineries,
breweries,
food
processing plants, mines, utility plants, construction companies, ranch¬
ing, agricultural operations, and Federal, state and municipal agencies.
The territory served by Lang includes some 12 states of the North¬
west and Pacific Coast areas, and also western Canada.—-V. 187, p. 1254.
Volume
187
Number 5731
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
51
<1587)
United Aircraft Corp.—Air Force Contract—
: -
".The
first
Electronics
The units
cules"
■.
•
*
-
will be installed
the Air Force's Lockheed. C-130B
on
exhaust
—V.
Synchrophaeer reduces noisC- aild. vibrqti6PlT\ti{fiihuaircraft cabins
by maintaining: electronic control o.Ver the
angulautelktioxiship between
tiro aircraft's propeller'.'blades'^'.'
-j
Registers Proposed Exchange Offer .With SEC—
This:corporation
v.-;
March 31,
filed
1958, covering $15,000,000 of 6%
debentures, due 1963.
? •..'
-,r
r
';
•■■■■''
•
w" :TJ" /.
proposes, to offer the debentures and casSi
warrants
of
Associated Artists Productions '
for! capital
For
1.
"tQi purchase
proposes,
r.:the.!.,value
an
„
of
anyvholder»of, suchshares;
such-shares,
such" securitiesort
independent
appraiser,
or
or-
payment
to
be
made
in
thereof
debentures
;
AAP-vat
UAA
debentures.
the
first
UAA
-•
This
;'.c"
.
is
said- to
'
*
-be -the
UAA
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Sales
Federal
and
'.Xtr '.-r-.c L-
per
—V.
p.
186,
^
would
■*"
(after
pfd.
dividends)
......uv-
.
,
•
\vr.
—
Radio
radiotelegraph
Telegraph
circuit
7,
Co.,
between
1958,
subsidiary,
a
the
,
'The
is" opening
•
Airport
for
Don
has
called
for
redemption
its
in *the United
"■**'
t?--"'
173,
■ on
April
United Illuminating Co. of New
Haven
-18,
—
From Sales Hold—
It
was
announced
mately the same
ing these months
tomers
offset
current
on
from
revenues
April
sales
sales
of
that
the
of
increases
slackening
1
to
those
as
lower
during
the
first,
The
at
corporation
covering
industrial
$5
for
share,
per
1958,
all
A,
be
181,
customers,
resulting
187, p. 87.
by
without
of
United
the
States
approxi¬
from
of
stock
The
$1)
proceeds
oil and
to
their
role
as
with
be
to
are
the
offered
>
amount
Hydro
of
be
used
a
principal
subcontractor
Charles H. Lundquist. President,
acquisition of Hydro Metal Spinning
was accomplished
through
outstanding stock for an
Recently, USCM had announced purchase
cash.
metal-working subsidiary—Missile Air.
Spinning Corp. is one of the West
United States Plywood
of
fine
Corp.—Introduces
years of research, an invisible
the age-old problem of
doors
"armor"
and
wood
panels has been
New Product
which
provides
for
the
introduced by
poration.
which is
conditions.—V.
formed
187,
to
the
"Evergrain."
wood
the
this
grain
cor¬
surface
It is
hard, clear resin
factory-controlled
a
under
This
corporation
is
planning major
manufacturing facilities in
plate
Mr.
Hood
toward
wide
the
plate
customers
This
Chicago
at
V.
on
is
March
said
31
that
served
in
by
addition
District
C.
of
the
to
improvements
the
Hood,
work
facilities
together
with
Works,
in
1956.
are
107,
825
is
be
in
an
is
mow
powered
it
first
of
a
new
take
with
suitable
to
initially
versions
the
of
1960.—V.
its
first
Lycoming
T-53
only
for
Model
187,
107
test
flights in April.
military service, Mr.
will
become
available
1254.
p,
acquired
by merger Union
Bros,nTnc,, and, by;acquisi-,
and
scrap
other
above.——V.
stated
high
Mr.
and
that
for
181,
187,
p.
operating
*•>!•>t
supplies
Atkinson said,
improve the
while
seeking
Expenditures
for
of
control
freight
for
1957,
but
pressures
in
on
Presi¬
1957
increased
wage levels
lower
a
its
during
that
net
and
income.
"Wabash management will continue
every
efficiency of the plant and the
and shipper who may
passenger
usual
dividend
$22,000,000
which
of
$4.50
share
a
the
on
made
weer
in
1957
for
additions
included
continuing expansion and moderni¬
facilities
ar.ner
extension
of
centralized
acquisition of 1,596 freight cars.—V. 187, p. 1482.
handling
and
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
1957
Sales
-
of
Earnings
$5,270,816
100,862
preferred shares
59,520
—
shares
378,560
378,560
$1.69
Nil
share of $2 cumulative pfd. stock
per
•Net loss.—V.
of
Chicago
New
York
or
who
temperature
in
said
rocket
for
and
and
missile
Co.—Acquisition—
"Thei-mal Dynamic Products,
price
environmental
test
equipment
186, 669.
field, he said.—V.
Walworth
Mark
M.
Executive
being
sidiary,
to
its
District,
Co.
Conoflow
a
has
been
valves,
to
and
Corp.
appointed President and John O.
Koch,
Corp., a wholly-owned sub¬
announcement by Fred W. Belz, President of
of
an
the
Chairman
Conoflow
Conoflow
of
manufactures
final
Corp.
elements,
control
Conoflow
which
being
will
installed
of
or
The
and
of
is
also
director
air
room
been
of
Mr.
a
the
Werey, who had been President since
1943, and who will continue as Vice-Chair¬
in
Watkins had been Executive Vice-President since
director of
Walworth Co.
and a Vice-President
Remington
formerly
associated
field
of
Finance
Chairman
B.
Corp.
of Auburn,
N.
Y.,
term
will
and
loan
on
to
are
and
also
mature
$1,800,000
proceeds
See
with
Conoflow
automation
Committee
of
Vice-President
the
since
the
of
Board
since
Directors
1945
He
1935.
of
Instrument
of
General
and
is
and
has
currently
Society
the
Fluid
j
toward
Diamond
$1,300,000 annually
Dec. 31, 1974.
be
used
to
acquisition
T
Motor
undertaken
permit
looking
expansion
of
of
Manager.
ben
He
active
Chairman
America
Controls
Institute.
these
nearing
facilities,
both
completion.—
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—To Consolidate
establishment
"The
on
March
of
a
18
by
establishment
of
program
to
research
activities,"
consolidate
Mr.
the
an*
Institute
was
an¬
Driscoll, President.
Institute
strengthen
Driscoll
said.
is
an
all
of
important
the
above.—V.
Motor
187,
p.
Car
.
Co
1254.
With SEC—
investment company filed with the SEC an amend¬
28, 1958 to its registration statement covering an
400,000 shares of its $1 par capital stock at $12.14
per
186, p. 1892.
sales
for
the
compared
incident
three
with
"Profits
to
months
$4,369,000
for
the
the
ended
for
quarter
step
in
our
major
y
Jan.
the
31, 1958, were $4,040,000
period last year.
same
as
adversely affected by the expense
production of
'GrayLine* carbon interleaved
initial
business
were
forms kt Chicago," the report said.
"The addition of the
facilities for producing
'GrayLine' forms represents a large
investment and accounts for most of the
present bank loans. This new
production capacity, added to the eastern installation at
Elizabeth,
N. J., which has been in
operation about a year, equips Wilson Jones
to
stationers
serve
Snap-A-Way
forms."—V.
and
in
the
east
autographic
186.
187, (p.
and
middle
register
west
carbon
with
tabulating,
interleaved
business
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Mer¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and Equitable Secu¬
rill
rities
Corporation, as joint managers of an underwriting
on April 1 offered an issue of
$30,000,000 first
mortgage bonds, 4V8% series due April 1, 1988, at
102.526% and accrued interest, to yield 3.98%. Award
of the bonds was won by the
group at competitive sale
March 31 on a bid of 101.699%.
syndicate,
Four
competing bids for the bonds, all naming 4V8% coupons, were
Glore, Forgan & Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Sa
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.
(jointly), 101.473, Halsey, 8tuartl
Inc., 101.4599, The First Boston Corp., 101.43999 and Lehman
follows:
as
Co.
&
and
Co.
and
hew
Salomon
funds or
trust
par,
Bros.
&
Hutzler
(jointly),
101.429.
redemption prices
fund, the main¬
upon application of certain moneys included in the
special redemption prices receding from 102.53% to
bonds
from
will
106.66%
estate, at
plus accrued
be
to
redeemable
par,
interest
in
and
each
at
for
regular
the
sinking
case.
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from the financing are expected to be
by the company for the retirement of presently
outstanding bank
loans
aggregating $15,000,000;
reimbursing its treasury for capital
expenditures already made, and
for
meeting part of the cost of
used
further
additions
and
improvements
to
its
utility plant.
BUSINESS—Company is an operating electric utility engaged prin¬
cipally in the generation, transmission, distribution and sale of elec¬
tricity in the southeastern portion of Wisconsin. The
has
an
of about
area
4,000 square
approximately 1,487,000 at
EARNINGS—For
had
the
Dec.
year
consolidated operating
income of $13,439,668.
purchase
bonds
Merrill
from
set
the
forth
Lynch,
Equitable
1957,
Pierce,
R.
Co.
Weld
&
Co
Merle-Smith
M.
Loeb,
&
$300,000
300.000
8taats & Co.
300,000
Joseph Walker & Sons_
Crowell, Weedon & Co._
200,000
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
1,650.000
1,650.000
Co.
1.650,000
&
Co
&
Co.—
Cullom
700.000
Davis
&
Marache
&
&
Co
500.000
Sv-"*"-erd—300,000
1482.
300,000
300,000
200,000
Richards & Co
200,000
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
200,000
&
Parke
Arthurs,
200,000
Lestrange
&
Co.
Carl
100,000
McGlone
&
Co.,
100.000
Robinson and Likens—
100,000
Harold E. Wood & Co.—
&
500.000
187, p.
Co
&
Inc.
700.000
Granbery,
Cook
Co.
Hill
1,650.000
Barth
Butcher
Evans
Company
William R.
Rhoades
Mosc-ley & Co
Pressprich &
Putnam
A.
Inc.
&
2.200,000
1.100.000
—V.
severally agreed
principal amounts of
Newhard,
1,100.000
J.
have
2,200,000
&
Co
W.
subsidiaries
consolidated
2,200,000
Peabody
&
S.
^o.,
Ferris
ties Corp
&
below
respective
Clement
$4,450,000
Securities
Stone & Webster Securi-
Carl
$113,545,080 and
named
the
its
and
company
of
4,450,000
Kidder,
F.
the
revenues
company
territory served
population estimated at
a
1957.
below:
Corp.
Dick
miles and
31,
PURCHASERS—The purchasers
Co.
company's
f
Chicago
Co.
Research
T.
Wilson Jones Co.—Sales and Earnings Decline—
Shelby
Warner-Lambert
Alfred E.
in¬
five-yea*
March
on
Bache & Co.
Major Research Activities—
The
1960-1973,
,
Diamond
Co.
31,
$14,000,000
a
Net earnings after all
charges and provisions for Federal taxes,
fOf'the qttaTter tended Jan. 31, 1958, were
$2,000 as compared with
$110,000 for the same period a year ago, Benjamin
Kulp, Chairman,
and M. W. Borders,
President, said in their report on March 11. Net
of
and
187, p. 617.
nounced
of
Car
Dec.
refinance
This New York
White,
was
single stucture an electrolumi¬
of light—and a flexible, built-in
Whitehall Fund, Inc.—Registers
manufacturer
conditioners
Koch
the
—V.
founded
R.
-
in a
1361.
p.
Fenner & Smith
was
He
187,
notes
The
to
succeeds
combines
screen
Baxter
improved
Most
'
clusive,
new
of Conoflow.
man
The
privately through Blyth & Co., Inc., an issue of
$20,000,promissory notes due 1974.
net
fittings. It has executive offices and plant located in
Pa., and is represented in principal cities throughout
Watkins
described
was
000 unsecured
the world.
Mr.
screen,
WThite Motor Co.—Notes Placed
Privately—The com¬
pany, it was announced on April 3, has arranged to place
actuators, and air regulation devices. In 1956 it became
the Walworth Co., a leading manufacturer of indus¬
Philadelphia,
Elf
an
panel—man's newest source
storage and control structure made of a class of materials
called
ferroelectrics. The ceramic-type cartridge in an
ordinary phonograph
pickup uses a typical ferroelectric to transform needlo motion
Into
and
valves
called
nescent
including con¬
subsidiary of
in
present
it was
according
Walworth
trol
Co.—Watkins President of Conoflow Corp.
Watkins
Vice-President
screen—brighter than any
picture frame—was revealed
a
E.
tenance
the
research
the
display
thicker than
Westinghouse display,
meeting of the -Institute
a
Dr.
ranging
according to L. R. Ripley,
acquisition of Thermal Dynamic, which will
be operated as a division of Waltham, will add Thermal
Dynamic's
industrial
and
scientific
research
equipment to Waltham's product
line. It will give Waltham access to the
growing market for high
President
h
of Radio Engineers at the Coliseum
A. Sack, Manager of the dielectric
devices section of the
Westinghouse Research Laboratories.
I
The Elf screen gets its name from two words:
electroluminescent and
by
The
undisclosed
an
television
no
hew
before
Brothers
186, p. 993.
The company has purchased the assets of
Inc.,
•
Developed by scientists at the Westinghouse Research
Laboratories
Pittsburgh, Pa., the new display screen represents an
important
step forward in efforts to replace the bulky,
htgh-vaccum "television
picture tube with a flat, bright "solid state" display "BOireen.
*259,359
59,520
-
common
1956
$5,155,221
—
profit
of $2
$0.!
-
25.
additional
High—Net In¬
revenues
company,
resulted
operational
out
the
over
improvements,
Number
$2,700;
.
March
share.—V.
preferred stock and for sinking fund requirements, the 1957 net income
was "equivalent
to $12.47 a share of common stock, compared with
$14.76 in 1956.
'
Number
$1,714,000
$0.56
51.
rail service in the heart of America."
declared that Wabash results for 1958 are not
expected to be
good as for 1957, but adheres to the opinion of many economists
and
statisticians that general business conditions will
begin to pick
up mid-year and that the long-term outlook is for sound
growth.
provisions
•
A
new
experimental
previously reported and
ment
President.
is
tion.
chlorine-
617.
p.
He
of
thjl
f
in the living room of tomorrow has moved
*
according to an announcement by this corpora¬
J.
"step closer to reality,
the
Corp.—^Proposed MergerCo.
Atkinson,
all-time
materials
traffic
at
-
share—
2418.
electicity.—V.
Zinc-Lead
an
zation
Stock
Manufacturing Co. {& Subs.)—Earnings—
per
p.
Co.—Reports Profit—
as
ana
186,
ferroelectric.
make
companies, reports for 1957 con¬
of $90,602,000 and' consolidated net
income after taxes
Net earnings per share on pommon stock were
equivalent
to
preferred
•
two
horsepower each.
scheduled
Materials
of
such
income
income
Tne
the
advantage of
stage of development.
advanced
need
the
quality and service to
Gary Works in the Chicago District.
improvements in plate mill facilities in the
announced
Gary and South
187, p. 1254.
F,
engineering
installation
production
by
testing.
company's" annual report to shareholders
efforts
Mr.
States Steel Corp.—Plans
Improvements—
announced
engines
will
Arthur K.
cost
has
wide
ground
out of its plant at
Philadelphia International
to
sales
the
for
1482.
p.
in
helicoqiter
it
operating expenses because of inflationary
a
-
United
towed
Wabash RR.—1957 Revenues at Record
Down—
617.
p.
model
new
and
of
Vertol
Callahan
1943,
The new finish has been
named
overlay
501,333
come
used
enduring protection
wood
a
Vulcan Silver-Lead
trial
to
$3.51
important activities.—V.
In
187,
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—New
Development—
1,290,000
$1,760,703
Coast's
p.
13
I,120j000
recovery of steel scrap and tin from tin
plate
production of chlorine, muriatic acid, caustic soda
and
alkali chemicals are also
Corp.—Acquisition—
leading
producers
of
precision
parts
and
components,
and
has
established
itself as a subcontractor to the
aircraft, missile and electronics indus¬
tries.
This addition now will be
applied towards assisting USCM in
the production of
chemically milled parts and in carrying out special
fabrication operations on USCM
produced parts.
Hydro Metal Spinning Corp. will now be
house and located
in
a
brand new plant
currently under construction and slated for
completion
on
April
15
at
USCM
Manhattan
Beach, Calif., location —V. 187,
1361.
After
Net
Net
$3.26
....
Waltham Precision Instrument
Metal
solution
,
company, which on Dec
31, 1957,
Chemical & Materials
Corp., and Lambert
tion of capital shares, several other
dent,
certificate
Mar,4, *58
Mar. 2, 'tjtt
$58,866,000 $68,408;000
■Income before taxes^^.aui.^—■ 8,546,000
5,727/)00
Provision for taxes on
income.^——,
1,832/100
3,027,000
—V.
1956
$1,634,615
501,333
President, announced that it is
helicopters designed to
civilian
established
the
Six Months Ended—
'
industry,
another
1
.
31
start
early part of
Vulcan
properties.
gas
:
April 4 announced the recent
Corp. at Los Angeles, Calif. The
acquisition
the purchase
of
all
the
new
subsidiary's
of
.
Waitt & Bond, Inc.—Reports Profit—
notification
(par
,
it
of
per
Net sales
$30,385,895 $31,309,037
2,760,615
3,050,703
>.
_
This
Net
development of
Chemical Milling
on
undisclosed
.'
.
the
-
"
diversification in
aircraft and missile
the
letter
a
underwriting.
to
Stressing
to
filed
common
rolled
aircraft
said
the
surrender
West Roint
/
transport
the
as
v Berlin
of
Albuquerque, N. M.—Files With
1717.
p.
months
were
corresponding mbnihs of 1957. Dur¬
to domestic and
commercial cus¬
operations.—V.
25
shares
incidental
expenses
—V.
March
on
60,000
1957.—-V. 187,
,
share___il____.
5
; .v
'
March
on
"Nevertheless,"
sales
industrial
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
821.
—°
outstanding
the
new
'Although
its
Revenues
two
company's -customers
the
in
to
United Oil & Gas Co.,
SEC
2,
1957
common
turbine
personnel,
1538.
p.
Known
preferred
business on
$28.9855
*
r
above.—V. .182, p.
income-
i,engines that deliver
,
the
of
at
Television-on-the-wall
of
free-shaft
After
1958,
Feb.
on
Federal0 taxes
Berlin,
•
Canadian
Commerce.—V.
R.
generation
three
outstanding 4%- first mortgage collateral trust
bonds, series
due Df>c.
1,
J9P9, at 100%
and
accrued
interest.
Payment will
made at any branch in Canada (far
north excepted)
of the
of
outstanding
—
shares
Pa.,
of
close
stock
abovementioned bank.—V,
the
on
the
upon
dividends
share
per
new
a
United Fuel Investments
Ltd.—To Redeem Bonds—
Bank
stock
31—
corporation
see
service to Venezuela will be in
conjunction with Western
at whose offices throughout'-'the
United
States,
messages
to
Venezuela may bo filed and routed
"VIA TROPICAL."—V.
187, p. 780.
of
Co.
186, p. 1892.
Morton,
Radiotelegraph
new
corporation
$163,786
was
After
cents
and
■-
.„•
Union,
The
profit
taxes.
share
stock is convertible, up to but not
May 16,
1958, into 3.45 shares dt
share di common stock, (each share at
preferred stock being taken at $100 for the
purpose of such conversion,
'
,
on
each of
the 4,789,443 shares of common stock
out¬
standing,
after
deducting
the
preferred
dividend
requirements
of
$1,388,000. Net worth of the
company at Dec. 31, 1957, was $57,181,000.
Vulcan now has a total <of-112
plants located in 14 eastern, midWestern
and
southern
states.
Aggregates,
ready-mix concrete and
related products,
for highway and other construction
uses,
are
the
primary lines and accounted for 61% of sales in 1957,
The separation
$3.47
•
United States
and. Venezuela,
ef¬
April 2 by R. V. Howley, President.
announced
as
Tropical Radio presently operates 20
stations,
St,atfcs and-17--in-Latin American
"cnuntriesT ^
-<
net
12
Each
after
common
Co., Inc.—Sales and Earnings Off—
on
of $5,778,000.
to 92 cents
3,752,624
..A'
•United Fruit Co.
Unit Opens New
Service to Venezuela—,
fective April
the
to
„
taxes
solidated
$3.79
2094.
Tropical
v-«»
4,027,696
share
com.
'
income
of
out¬
Vertol Aircraft Corp.—To Test New
Copter—
/
..
pay
(
•-
The
'
.6'
Net profit
Earnings
1957,
equivalent
credit
equivalent
stock
on
140,213,315 137,096,405
income- taxPs^r_f_-:i__i?ri'-_.
;—_v"8.5«2'.696
7,922,624
State income taxes.
1
4,535,000
4,170,000
before
2,
Federal
is
common
•■•■r
before
income per
~V.
American-Earnings Higher—
^
1957 '
1956
.1
Profit
common
income.
Common
Net
price;which r.UAA
company has called for redempiton on May 23,
-1958, all >ol its
outstanding $4.50 cumulative preferred stock at $105 per
share, -plus
dividends.
Payment will be made at the National Savings &
-Trust Co., 15th St. and New York
Ave., N. W., Washington U, -I). C.
accrued
weeks
13
-
—
income
Net
for, 108
•
United Biscuit Co. of
,
Feb.
for
thiai is
^..-..7
Federal
price pen $1,000 principal amount .of -AAP
$648 in; cash and'$648 imprincipal-amount of
proposal above
"Washington Gas Light Co.—To Redeem Efd. Stock—
.
of
sales
Net
-
»
«•'
this loss
of
——
'shaEes-of "AAP-capitai stock,
which is (lie number of- shares
-Into; which, each- $1,000- AAP debentures
\ is- convertible...
v
?;,r *• v-- ra> •
•
The purpose, of the" offer of UAA'
.debentures and cash for-. the.
-capital stock and ' Warrants of AAP,
according to. the prospectus, is
to enable UAA.
upon acquiring sufficient shares! to
"purchase the assets
and properties and the film
teleyisldn^Cusi'nesk br AAP. 'UAA believes
that- it ' will be
advantageous to acqiiire t'h&se" assets because of the
;
financing en* distributing assistairce"to: be
provided''fqi- it by United
Artists
Corporation ' and : also because 'of the"
stepjied-Up ; basis of
amortization
and" consequent
tax savings which it is
expected will
accompany the. transfer. The purpose of the
offer of-UAA debentures
and cash for AAP debentures
is to eliminate AAP's
long-term debt upon
terms believed to be favorable
to .the
holders,''.of,such^debentures and
aiso to facilitate the
financing necessary, to accomplish: UAA's plan
to acquire the assets of
AAP.
•
•
■-*
to
share.
per
a
^debentures, of $1,296;
under
shares
.
ended
stock
Year Ended Deq.
proposal; UAA -offers'vtor acquire from the holders
outstanding 6%- subordinated convertible sinking fund
of
sufficient
$50
Co., Inc.—Reports Loss—
$200,000
Van RaaLte
Net
=^econd
tho
weeks
See Digit-O-Meter
v"
w-i**'
^■c&iJder the
13
•
5S»
-
therefor
by
cash 'and
amount
exceed
Headquarters of
the
new
Institute
will
be
at
the
company's
headquarters in Morris Plains, N. J., Where a mew research labora*
tory
building for
its
Warner-Chilcott
^Laboratories
division
was
dedicated just a year ago.—V. 187,
p. 498.
a.m.
of
Uranium Queen Exploration Co., Greeley, Colo.—Stock
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
(
tfio..closing^date, -as;4determined
debentures
to
it
_
stock-and
pay
an
1958.
1,
preferred
p. 681.
-*\
warrants,
warrants^.and, to
to
not
to
and its subsidiaries report a net loss for the
1958, of $426,900 after a Federal income tax
providing
the
on
'
tivel.v,* at the 'election of
stock,
sale
The
Feb.
on
the
after
.
Cofp: *('"AAP")
and in
^exchange"; for outstanding AAP debentures. -Undgr^ the -first
proposal,
'UAA.will offer to exchange $6
principal amoutit*'.of?il:'s debentures arid
$6 in cash for each share of
outstanding AAP capital stock; and to
exchange $24 of UAA debentures for each
outstanding warrant to
-pin-chase capital -stock of AAP accompanied
by $13 in cash. Alterna;
the
prices
at
927,254
standing
on
■
for
1,
$425,000. After dividends on the
preferred stock
to 52 cents per share on the
subordinated sinking fund
\
UAA
tenders
preferred
$100,000,
Pictures
ending Feb.
*
SEC
of
sum
927,254 shares
v
registration'statement'the
a
convertible
the
Nashville, Tenn., will up to 10
179, p. 1272.
The company
"United Artists Associated, Inc., "UAA" of New
York—
;
its fiscal ofxice,
1958,
receive
10,
Universal
,
The Electronics Department, ofHamilton; Standard,, located at Broad
.Brook,. Conn.,', manufactures ^avionio.-controls-. and
is. engaged in the
'design and development /of complete• weapons
-systems^—V..187, p. 1482.
;;;1
?■..-/>
••
;>
April
on
cumulative
"Her¬
turboprop'transports.
;
company at
(EST)
The
•
The
f,
This aircraft'is W be equipped with Ham¬
ilton-Standard 54H60 propellers;
v
*
United Transit Co.—Tenders for Stock—
.
quantity production of Hamiltoir Standarq^Syrichrophasers
engine propellers is being undertaken
Tjy the division's
Department,-it was announced on March 31.
•?•••
for. turbine
100,000
Arthur L.
Inc.
Wright & Co.,
100,000
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, April 7, 1958
(1588)
G2
<NT.Y.)—Stock Offered—J. A.
Winston & Co., Inc., of New York City on Feb. 14 offered
150,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $2 per
priate titles
Worldmark Press, Inc.
net proceeds are to
costs and lor working
PROCEEDS —The
distribution
feinf
capital.
.
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in New York
1957.
It maintains its principal office at 207 East 43rd St.,
fcr. *Y. The company is engaged and intends to engage in a
projects, some of which are set out below, In addition to
publishing business.
affiliated
tend
.
Jrelt-rebce
into
which
the
company
it proposes to
issues
go.
View
is
"
,
now
a
in
extent
World
volumes
;
-these
will -cover
Affairs
Series—The plan is to have a series of
which will cover and report on the work
affiliated organizations and other international
Hand Book
Vv-V-'- '
'.-/O
Geo-Economic Series—The plan here is to have a series treating
Che areas of the world from the Geo-Economic point of view as
"opplies to economic and social relutions,
that is, each handbook
.Will cover a geographic part of the world giving as many of the
pertinent economic and social, such as educational and political,
tacts of the area covered, as are feasible.
United States Mass Distribution—Supermarkets—The company in¬
■Organizations.
•;
^
--y /.-. .■
Common stock" (par
~
(A. B.)
v
1
-
,
,
1,000,000 shs.
75,000 shares under
-Outstanding
*404,550 shs.
option to the underwriter.
_•; ■■
\Vrisley Co.—To Receive Exchange
Offer—
and Alan C. Stoneman.
announced that their
respective boards of directors have approved an agreement under
which Wrisley stockholders will
be offered an exchange of Wrisley
stock for Purex stock. Basis of the exchange was not disclosed.
A hearing on the proposed exchange of stock before the California
Corporations Commissioner will be held soon. After securing the neces¬
sary
to
authority
the
Wrisley
to
applicable
do so.
it is expected
stockholders.—V.
W
172,
that an offer will be made
p.
Notes—
t
application has been filed with the Massachusetts Department of
Utilities
covering
$4,000,000
temporary financing
for thiB
company.
IJ
Jgtk
AWAY
FROM
YOURSELF!'
,
,
President, said these nine-month notes
would pro-
for major construction scheduled to begin In
April on a planned $57,000,060 atomic plant near Rowe, Mass.
-A
group of New England utilities
sponsoring Yankee Atomic will
purchase these notes. These utilities also hoid the original $4,000,900
of capital stock Issued by the company.
Arrangements have been made to provide permanent financing tfor
the company, by the placing of $20,000,000 first mortgage bonds .with
a
group of life insurance companies; $i7,OOa,OGO unsecured borrowings
from commercial banks and .$20,000,000 in
capital- stock to be sub¬
additional. funds
_
scribed by
the sponsoring utilities.—V.
186,
p.
2094.
"'
-
.
J
Zapata Off-Shore Co.—Awarded New Contract—
;
This
on March
19 announced it
well in the waters off the
company
contract
to
drill
a
has
been
Bahama
awarded 'ft
Islands.
The
exploratory test well. will be drilledfor the Bahama California "CHI
Co.
(subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. of California),-, which together
with the Bahamas Gulf " Oil Co.v,(subsidiary of-Gulf Oil Corp.), own
oil prospecting licenses in the
area.
The well will ■ be located near
the Cay Sal Bank, on atoll about 180 miles southwest of Nassau and
130 miles south of Miami. Fla. Zapata Qff-Shore's. submersible drilling
platform "Scorpion" has been towed from its home port at Galveston,
Tex., to the site of the propped well Which it fs estimated will "take
over
seven
months
to
drill.
Work
is
expected
to begin
almost
immediately.
;
"f
'V
Off-Shore recently announced' the completion of a gas and
distillate well in Block 86 in the Gulf of Mexico about 27 -milee
offshore from Vermillion Parish, La. on a 5,000 atete block in whleh
Zapata
gas
the
a
interest. Additional wells are expected * to ;be
Presently drilling is another wildcat well on
96 in the same area and in which the
also has an interest.—V. 185,. p. 765. I,
company
drilled
here
5,000
company
183G.
,
Webster,
William
Vide
after the awards,
Authorized '
87.:y:;.;;,./;y.^
WWW."
% ■ ,'
,
Wrisley Oleson, President of this company,
President of
Purex
Corp., Ltd.,
on
April 3
J
merchandise through supermarkets, reference works, art and
■tether literature on a promotional basis, and also to attempt to create
te miniature bookstore
in each market by placing racks with appro¬
187,. p.
.
10 cents)..—«—
•'This does not include
~V.
•
tern'.- to
-
.
United States and
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
I
'*!*
An
the known movie fan
CAPITALIZATION
in handbook. form
United Nations,
:
■■
the
is to publish such a book yearly
rather "than a
of the
<
Academy's Oscar
abroad.
commemorating this yearly event. The com¬
large
book
no
on
company
Yankee Atomic Electric Co.—To Issue
,*
Book—Interest in the Motion Picture
to
Manufacturing Co.—New Development
March 26 announced the development of lift truck
to a 10,000 pound capacity Yale gasoline truck
which can raise a 4,000 pound load to a height of- 30 feet for spe¬
cialized handling jobs and maintenance work.—V. 187, p. 1137.
The
channels
Public'
market here and also abroad
by means Of foreign language translations.
Negotiations have taken
place between the company and the Academy.
All points have been
agreed upon. While there will not be time to do the work necessary
for a book on the 1958 awards, the Academy has drafted a contract
which the company has lye en assured will be formally entered into
early in 1958 to start with the 1959 -awards.
Affairs
which
others.
Year
exists
try to reach
any
other fields of
,
major
pany's intention
Almanac—The company proposes to publish an
world affairs from a universal point of
iocal point of view, that is, it will be devoted to
Events -of international import rather than occurrences with local
'influences. Present almanacs place primary emphasis on one country.
World
wilmanac
many
Oscar
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]
a
awards
company.
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is
and
reports through its subsidiary. WorldAnaxlc Economic -Publications, Inc. which is 80*'c
owned by the com¬
pany.
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'(director,promoter, affiliate nor a direct or indirect stockholder ol
The
publications of the com¬
and groceries on a national basis.
sales representative and represents Sunkist products
in supermarkets, chain stores
Esco
*
April 8,
New York,
number of
the general
on
.•
trade publications and
Yale & Towne
of the
various
of promoting the
pany
a large amount of research reports and many
accumulated in the areas of the United Nations
organizations,
•
various counters. Initially It is the intention
copyrights of certain selected works from
organization for purposes
production
be used to pay
*
The company has
Contacts which were
at
secure
publishing companies. It is hoped that later the company will create
its own
titles.
In connection with this project, the company has
obtained
the services of Esco Marketing,
Inc., to act as its sales
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to
company
acre
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Volume 187
/Number 5731
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The Commercial and.
Financial Chronicle
.
<1589)
BOND PROPOSALS AND
NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Yavapai County, Ash
Bond: and
Warrant
Offering
Council
for
will
2
bonds
receive
sealed
warrants
bonds.
/Due
'v
r.
July
:Jan.
1
1072 inclusive.
1964
and
able
-
1,
*
able
at
the
Bonds
?
1,000,000
school
31—v.
awarded
;
awarded
to
building bonds.
to
National
Trust
the
Mr.
187,
Dean
are
available
a
increase,
Button
both
said.
houses
He
of
added
the
,!l
should
that
California
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by
O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
finally approved in
•. /Y, »v ;.1 >
Y ■
a
Spencer Trask
Co., Gregory & Sons, E. F. Hut¬
Co., C. F. Childs &
Co.,
i
&
v.
days.
/
Bacon, Whipple & Co., the Ohio
Company, Blunt, Ellis * & Sim¬
mons, New York Hanseatic
Corp.,
Hirsch & Co., Julien
Collins &
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Barcus;
Kindred & Co., Butcher & Sher-
at
his
10:30
in
.
Newington (P. O. Ifewington),
"
Y
Connecticut
:
' '
/
■
>
Bond Sale—The
and
recreation
April 1
rcrd, McCormick & Co.,
Faliey,
Clark.& Co., Wagenseller &
$2,150,000 school
p.
—
awarded
Halsey,
Weld
&
187,
v.
to
bonds
offered
1433
—were*
a
group composed o#
Stuart & Co.; Inc.,
White,'
Co., B. J. Van Ingen
Co., I-Iayden, Stone & Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., R. D. White &
Co.,
and
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
as
3s, at 100.46, a basis of about
<
San
2.94%./
a.m.
Y
-
'
Ridgefield (P. O. Ridgefteld),
Connecticut
.
of Board of Regents,
receive sealed bids until 2
(MST)
state
Dec.
1,
June 1 from
clusive.
and
-
1957.
1959 to
Bonds
thereafter
of June
due
Due
1986
in
on
in¬
3963
callable
are
as
1, 1962. Principal and
(J-D) payable at the
interest
First National
Bank, of Birm¬
ingham, or at the option of
the holder, at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, of New
York City.
500,000 gas system
rants.
Due
Dated
on
revenue war¬
March
1,
3958.
March 1 from 1980 to
1988
inclusive.
Callable
on
March 1, 1963, or on
any sub¬
sequent interest payment date.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the First National
Bank,
of Birmingham, or at
option of the holder, at
Chemical Corn
Exchange
the
the
"
Bank, of New York City.
Legality for all issues approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City, 'yl,
Arizona
"
*■_ Arizona State College
Tempe), Ariz.
Bond Offering—W. R.
-
Secretary
will
p.m.
on
(P.
O.
Mathews,
April. 17 for the
1960
to
and
interest
1983
inclusive.
Principal
,
.
—
,..
—
_
:
used
loans
to
finance
and
grants to local
school districts for
classroom con¬
City's fiscal agency in San Fran¬
cisco.
The bonds
,
.
\
San
Bernardino High Sch. District
O. San Bernardino), Calif.
Bond
Tampa, Fla.
(P.
are
part of the issue
of $900,000 authorized at
an
elec¬
tion in June
Offering—Harry
son,
County
Clerk,
callable
as
of
The
Oct.
receive
ment revenue bonds
offered
2—v.
veterans
to
a
rescinded
notice
of
intention
not
revenue
have in
sealed bids on
April 7
for the purchase of
$296,000 water
bonds.—v. 187, p. 1362.
Maricopa County School District
No. 41
Bond
Clerk
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering
Rhea Averill,
—
of
Board
receive
of
sealed
Supervisors,
bids
until
30
a.m.
(MST) on April 17 for the
purchase of $42,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on
July
1
from
1959
to
1967
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J)
pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved
by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
of Phoenix.
revenues
that
most
we
general
other states
out
its
bonded
or
debt,
except
"In view of these
recent
return
decreases
on
for
self-liquidating issues,
by the end of World War II.
debt still is moderate.
Our
facts, and with
in
the
interest
governmental
obliga¬
tions, I think California bonds are
especially good investment at
an
the
present
The
ceded
time."
California
that
government
3V4S.
Due
of
his
con¬
state
being affected,
along with those of other states,
by the slowdown in business ac¬
tivity.
But
he
said
the
slump
on
April
Bond
3,
1963.
Due
from 1964 to 1966
1,350,000 2V2s.
from
Due
April 1
inclusive.
on
on
April
1,350,000 2.80s.
Due on April
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
900,000 3s. Due
and
3
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
1974.
on
3
April 1, 1973
'
2,250,000 3.20s.
Due
on
April 1
from 3975 to 1979 inclusive.
1,350,000 3V4s.
from
Due
on
April
1
Due
on
April 3
from 1983 to 1988 inclusive.
Other
cate*
members
Eastman
of
—
curities
&
L.'
100.06,
.
$1,760,000 6s/Due
parking
revenue
April 1, 1958. Due
bonds.
on
July 1 from
(J-J)
payable
at
the
City
Treasurer's
office, or at the paying agent in
New
York
City, Chicago or San
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
syndi¬
Union Se¬
San Francisco
(City and County
of), Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
April 14 for the
purchase
of
various
issues
of
bonds
Due
on
aggregating
$24,225,000.
May 1 from 1959 to 3978
inclusive.
CONNECTICUT
Brookfield (P. O. Brookheld),
Connecticut
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
building bonds offered March 31—
:
on
695,000 3^s. Due
1969
to 1971
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
2,675,000
3V2S. Due on. Oct.
from 1972 to 1980
inclusive.
'
1,975,000
3.70s.
Due
1.
;
Oct. 1
from 1981 to 1985
inclusive.
440,000
Is. Due
on
855,000 3.70s. Due
on
Dated
1959 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds
due
in 1983 are callable as of
July 1,
1968. Principal and interest
a
a»
..
Oct. 1 from
1959 to 1968
inclusive.
Morgan,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (PST) on
April
14 for the
purchase of $625,000
the
Dillon,
Co., Bear, Stearns &
Co., Equitable Securities & Co.,
Bond Sale
The $323,815.47
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
owntown opening and
is felt
to
a
lesser
widening apparently
Smith, Wertheim & Co., Carl M.
strict assessment bonds
offered degree in California than in the
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., A. G. Beck¬
irch 31—v.
187, p. 1483—were nation as a whole.
er
& Co., Inc., Coffin & Burr
warded to a group
composed of
He pointed out that
nationally, Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
enneth Ellis &
Co., E. F. Hutton 7.7% of the working force was
Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Co., and Kirchner, Ormsbee & unemployed in
February, com¬ R. S. Dickson & Co., Reynolds &
iesner, as 2.80s, at a price of pared with
6.4%
in
California. Co., Bache & Co.,
Clark, Dodge &
00.03, a FRASER
Digitized for basis of about 2.79%.
Layoffs by aircraft manufacturers
Co., William Blair & Co., W. II.
Tucson, Ariz.
Offering—W.
Francisco.
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
2,700,000 3.30s.
Treasurer
revenues
arc
450,000
1,350,000 2J/iS.
servicing their debts.
"California had virtually
wiped
lunded
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
do
Halsey,
net interest cost of
about 3.55%,
follows;
,♦
.»
to receive
April.
1363—were awarded
syndicate headed by
p.
Stuart & Co., Inc., and
Glore, For& Co., at a price of
-
two programs. Thus
have the drain on
187,
gan
—
these
/
Bond Sale—The
$8,400,000 spe¬
cial. obligation capital
improve¬
L. Alli¬
will
office
1957, and the remain¬ sealed bids at his
in San
'
ing $150,000 will not be offered
Bernardino until 31 a.m.
(PST)
bonds, the Treas¬ for said prior to July 15, 1958.
on
15, 1965. Principal and interest urer
April 7 for the purchase of,
emphasized, ai'e completely
Los Angeles, Calif.
(A-O) payable at the Valley Na¬ self-liquidating
$1,500,000 school building bonds.
through monthly
tional Bank, of
Dated April 15, 1958. Due on
Bond Sale
Phoenix, or at the contract payments by the loan
The $13,500,000
April
15 from
option of the holder, at the Chase recipients.
3959 to 1973 inclusive.
And, he said, about electric plant revenue bonds of¬
Manhattan Bank, of -New York half of the debt
service on the fered April 2—v., 187, p. 1483— Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at
City. Legality approved by Chap¬ school bonds is met
the County Treasurer's
awarded
to
a
by repayments were
syndicate
man & Cutler, of
office.
from the local districts.
headed by First Boston
Chicago.
Legality
approved
by
Corp., and
Drexel & Co., at a price of par, a O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
"Of California's
Globe, Ariz.
outstanding gen¬
geles.
net interest cost of about
Bond Offering Canceled—Ow¬ eral
obligation bonded debt of
3.13%,
San Rafael
ing to an. election contest filed.in $1,232,000,000," Mr. Button stated, as follows:
Parking District No. 1,
"all but about
connection with the
California
$33,000,000 is for $1,800,000 5s. Due on April 1 from
issue, the City
are
.
—
"/
thereafter
,.
ncy
-
purchase of $200,000 stadium rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated April 15, 1958. struction, and an equal amount is
for home and farm
Due on Oct. 15 from 1959 to
loans to vet¬
1978
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1966 and erans.
will
Corporation,
price 01/100.31, a bask*
• '
^YYYYY
3.21%,
& Tyson, Yarnall, Biddle &
Bond
Offering — Town Treas¬
Co., - Allison-Williams Co., Far- urer
(M-N): payable at
Octavius
J.
Carboni an¬
well, Chapman & Co., Ryan, Suth¬ nounces
the County Treasurer's
that sealed bids
office; at; erland &
will b<t
Antelope Valley Joint Union High the District's
Co., Juran & Moody, received at the
fiscal agency in New
Connecticut Bank;
School District, Los
Inc., McDonald
Moore
&
Angeles and
York City or
Co., & Trust Co., Room 504, 750 Main
Chicago; or at the
Kern Counties, Calif.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., A. Web¬
Bank of America National
Trust
Street, Hartford, until 11:30 a.m.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
ster
Dougherty &
Co.,
Ostly, & Savings Association in San
Mead, (EST) on April 10 for the
pur¬
Miller & Co.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed Diego, Los
Mullaney, Wells & chase of $1,100,000 school
Angeles or San Fran¬
bonds.
bids at his office in
Co., and Breed & Harrison.
Los Angeles, cisco.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on
Legality approved by Oruntil 10 a.m.
April
(PST) on April 22 rick,
1 from 1959 to 1978
Notre Dame
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
inclusive.
College (P. O.
for the purchase of
$310,000 school Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.;
V
Belmont), Calif.
bonds.
j
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due
Simsbury, Conn.
Bond Sale
The $500,000 non
on
May 1 from 1961 to 1983 in¬ College of the Holy Names (P. O.
Bond Sale—The
tax-exempt dormitory bonds of¬
$160,000 school
clusive.
Oakland), Calif.
Principal and interest
bonds offered April
fered April 1—v.
2—v. 187, p.
.187, p. 1255 —
(M-N)
Bond Sale—The
payable
at
the
County
$1,250,000 non¬ were sold to the Federal
1483—were awarded to
Housing
Tucker,
Treasurer's office.
tax-exempt housing and commons and Home
Finance Agency, as Anthony & R. L. Day, as 2.60s, at;
building bonds offered March 31—California (State
100.44, a basis of about 2.54%.
2%s, at par.
of)
v. 187, p. 3255—were
sold to the
State Treasurer Discusses
Bond
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬ Placer Joint Union High Sch.
Dist.,
Financing Program—
DELAWARE
Placer and El Dorado
nance Agency, as
Counties,
2%s, at par.
A.
Ronald
New Castle
Button, California
California
County, Claymont Spec.
Fort Bragg, Calif.
State Treasurer, said on
School District (P. O.
April 2
■; Bond /Offering — L.
RechenClaymont),
that California's sound
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Delaware
inacber, .County Clerk, will re¬
economy
/
r
and financial condition
make the be received by the City Council ceive sealed bias at his office in
Bond
Sale
The $1,180,000
state's bonds>an
until 8 p.m. (PST) ;on
especially good
April 16 Auburn, until 30 a.m. (PST) on school
building
bonds
offered
for the purchase of
buy this year.
$750,000 gen¬ April 8 for the purchase of $1,- April 2—v. 387, p. 1255
were
eral
obligation
750,000 school bonds. Dated May awarded to a
Mr. Button is in New York
municipal
im¬
group composed o£
for
provement bonds, Series A. Dated
I, 1958, Due on May 1 from 1960 the Harris Trust &
a
round of
meetings with invest¬
Savings Bank,
May 15, 1958. Due on May 15 from to 1978 inclusive. Principal and Chicago, First Boston
ment executives in advance
of a
Corp., ancl
1959 to 1988 inclusive. Bonds due
interest
sale of
(M-N) payable at. the Francis I. duPont & Co., as
$100,000,000 in California
3%s,
in 1981 and thereafter are callable
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ at a price of 100.10, a basis
general obligation bonds on
oil
April as of
May 15, 1969. Principal and ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, about 3.36%.
23rd.
/
interest
(M-N) payable at -the Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Of the bond sale
proceeds, $50,- City Treasurer's
•>
office, or at the Francisco.
.FLORIDA
000,000 will be
Dated
-
has
Boston
a
of about
*
office
1362—were awarded to
p.
First
3'qs, at
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Diego; Inc.,
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B.
(PST) on April
Hibbs &. Co.,
15 for the
Inc., A. E. Masten
purchase of $800,000
& Co.,
school building bonds.
Singer, Deane & Scribner,
Dated May
Thomas & Co.,
15, 1958. Due on May 15 from
Townsend, Dabbids
until
187,
the
ton &
Durst,
j Inc., " Irving Lundborg &
Co.,s
Chula Vista
City School District, Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
San Diego
Frantz,; Hutchinson & Co., KenCounty, Calif. A
ower," MacArthur & Co., BoettBond Offering — R. B.
James, cher &
Co.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
few
Bank of America
& Savings Asso¬
be
Morton & Co.,
Inc.,
|
in
I legislature have registered
prelim¬
inary votes for a balanced state
budget for fiscal 1958-59, which
.
ciation, of San Francisco, as 334
s,at 100.11, a basis of
about 3.73%.
Dated
April 15, 1958Y Due on
April 15, 1964 and 1965.
Principal
National
Bank, of Birmingham, :or at
option of the holder, at
the Chemical Corn
Exchange
Bank, of New York City.
*
March
building
Bond Sale—The,
$15,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 31 were
call¬
the
,
school
funds
the California
treasury to offset
slowed rate of revenue
gen¬
District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
in
due
are
First
$450,000
Alta Loma School
1958.
to
thereafter
Reserve
revenue
from. 1960
state
apparently have about
ceased, he added.
*
/.
; *
'
CALIFORNIA
of
as
offered
1255—were
Witter & Co.p.
July 1, 1963. Principal and interest (J-j) pay-
"
.
Dated
on
obligation
bonds
bids
Sale—The
follows:
as
$1,000,000 electric system
'
eral
(CST) on April .14
purchase. of $2,500,000
and
Bond
■s
p.m.
the
in the
High
Prescott),
Arizona
—
City Clerk and Treasurer N. M.
Payne announces that the
City
until
Fork
School District (P. O.
Huntsville, Ala.
on
Oct.
1,
1986.
Oct. 1, 1987.
Other members of the
syndi¬
cate: B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Stone
& Webster Securities
&
Co.,
Inc., A.
C.
Schoellkopf, Hutton
Alex.
Brown
&
Corp., Blair
Allyn & Co.,
&
Sons,
Pomeroy,
First
of
Michigan Corporation, Estabrook
Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., R. S»
Dickson & Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Stil'el, Nicolaus & Co., Roosevelt
& Cross, Atwill &
Co., American
Securities Corp.,
&
Wallace, Gcruldsen
& Co., Han¬
Lee, Freeman &
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., A. M.
Kidder & Co.,
Inc., Thomas M.
Cook & Co., Juran &
Moody, Inc.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
G. C. Haas & Co.,
Moore, Leon¬
ard
&
Lynch, Thomas & Co.,
nahs,
Ballin
&
Westheimer
&
Co.,
DcmpscyTegeler & Co., and M. B. Vick &
Co.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1590)
Manhattan
Chase
Cobb County (P. O. Marietta), Ga.
Bond Offering—Herbert C. Mc-
Commissioner of Roads
and Revenues, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
15 for the purchase of $1,000,000
YorK
tion.
Collum,
and
water
sewerage
bonds. Dated
revenue
man
Callable
sive.
1, 1968.
Principal and interest payable at
Bank, Atlanta. Legality approved
by Kelley & Mobley, of Atlanta.
Lake County School District
1987
to
in¬
the
$350,000
from
1
1959
1969
to
Jan.
1
1970
from
to
Jan.
1
from
as
I960' to
napolis.:■;/' ; y+v.
ceive
bonds.
1958. Due
on
Due
Dated
Aberdeen, Ida.
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 water
bonds offered April 1—
187, p. 1255—were awarded to
Foster & Marshall.
illinois
St.
No.
of
the- First
National Bank of Chicago,
Co.,
&
at
a
interest
A. G.
Co., and Reynolds &
price of 100.06, a net
cost
of
about
2.89%,
as
follows:
St.
1960
405,000
to
1969
3s.
Due
1970 to
on
Dec.
on
Co.,
Clair
Bond gale—An issue of
$113,000
funding
Cruttenden,
benefit judgment
was
Podesta
sold
&
Co.,
Dated March
to
as
3J.2S and 3%s.
1, 1958. Due
Dec.
on
1 from 1960 to 1975 inclusive.
terest J-D.
Charles
Louis.
In¬
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of St.
&
Flora Airport Authority, III.
Sale—An issue of $50,000
Bond
airport
bonds
Blair &
Co., as 3s and 3V2s. Dated
1, 1958.
Due on Dec. 1
March
from
1963
to
terest J-D.
Charles
&
was
1972
sold
to
Allan
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Gibson
City, III.
City Clerk
April 8 for the purchase of
$55,000 City Library bonds.
Illinois
State
Normal
University
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond
Offering
—
Alexander
Secretary
of
The
Teachers College Board, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(CST) on April 21 for the pur¬
chase of $890,000 student family
1484—were awarded to
&
Curtis,
and
to
1997
inclusive.
Due
1977
a
Bacon,
to
on
on
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
High School District No. 205
(P. O. Lockport), III.
(CST)
on
April 9
for the
purchase of $435,000 school
building bonds.
Dated May 1,
1958.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from
A;
Ruben;
will
April
on
of
.
21
$114,000
'
y
for the
bonds,
as
..y'.yy
1966.
y
Due
and
■
•-••'yyy'
•
Chicago.
—v.
a
187,
:
&
Investment Co.,:as 4s, 3s
1959 to
Cutler,
and 3.30s.
i Rapides Parish Gravity Drainage'
District No. 1 (P. O. Alexandria),
'Louisiana-""'"-J"'
r
Bond
&
,
Offering—Paul
Mad-
R.
dox, Secretary of the Board of
Coinmissioners;
Will-7/r e c e iv.6 *
ealed bids until 1 p:m. f CST) on
April 29 for the purchase of $300,'school 000 public improvement bonds.
:Dated June 1, 1958.1 Duevon:Junfe1
building revenue^fet^d
March 29 \vere awaiclect/'to- ;the' 1
from
1960 to 1988 inclusive.
Callable.ris* of June. 4,,1971; In¬
terest J-D. Legality, rapproved by
& Smith, jointly,';;at a' .piice -jof. Foley, ;Cox
& Judeli;: of New
*
•
Co.;Jvohlmeyer,
Co.'; :Ladd Dfnkins & Co.; Weil
JBarroW, Leary-&
.
Bprid. Ch.
and
totaling $600,000 offered
March^26 r~ v. 187, p. 932 — were,
awarded to a group composed of,
:$345,o6p ^\yat'er
Security
"
C
Sale—The Series
Bond
composed of -Stein Brps.
a nd
of)
A2 bonds
1484—were awarded to
p.
group
Paducah, Ky.
-
,;r<
^
Sale—1The $160,000
Bond
...
National
First
Bank,
of
Goshen
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, ;of Indian¬
apolis.
■';:"y •'%
New
Bond
Shirley
a
2.59%,
as
Wil¬
follows:;;^ J"
;.y
Orleans, y ,y
''VS**'
"
$27,000 2is. Due oil-April 1, 1959
"v
y:
Ruston, La.
;.
.
.
Sale—The'-,$600,000 water
works utility revenue, bonds orf96,000 2 * 2 s. Due on Apr-il T J'rorh fered March 31—v. 187, p. 1140—
:; - 1961 to 1966 Inclusive;' "A-.V
were awarded to John Nuveen &
and
'
/
and
Bond
1960.
37.000 2-is.
-
•v
Albany, Ind.
Offering
net interest cost of about
100.39,
April 1,- 1958. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
1968.
Dated
Due
'
mPAprll'1,%967
--'y'-
cox,
1,11958.; Dqe on
April 1 from 1959 }t"pyi968 inclu-l
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Co.,
ly,
Arnold & Crane, joint¬
3:tis, at a price of 100.14, a
and
as
sive.
—
City Controller, will receive
(CST) on
April 22 for the purchase of $25;000
street
improvement
bonds/
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on July
1 from 1959 to
1983 inclusive.
In¬
Ohio
Township School Building }
Corporation (P. O. Route No:. 3, '■
Box 130,
Newburgh), Ind.
•
April
basi3
b ear
of about 4.04^ The
a dd
i t i o n a 1 -i ci t e rest of
bonds
1 Vt%
Principal and irijerest (A-O)" from June 1,1958 to April 1, 1963
at the Ci'tjzens Bank & inclusive.
'
: ":
Company, of Paducah. Le¬
St, Mary's Dominican College ...
gality
by Joseph ,R
payable
•
Trust
a p pro v e d
Rubin^ of Louisville.
.y,y;j.
V*"
i:
Washington
.
(P* 0>. New Orleans), La.
Mary Liof V t.be.
Bond Offering—Sister
County (PSO.'
g'ouriL Fuhr, V SecretarySpringfield); Ky:."^- /.L; V Board of Directors;; will
X Bond Sale—Revenue bonds ^to¬
receive
sealed bids until 3:30: p.m. ^(CST).
$ 190,000 were sold J to
011
April 17 for the purchase of
composed of Fox,; Reusch.
$775,000 non tax-exempt Student
Co., Inc.; W. E. Button
and Faculty
Dormitory revenue
and Edward G. Taylor &* Co., at a:
bonds. • Dated Oct. 1, -1957.
Due
price of 100.01, a net interest cost" on Oct. 1 from 1960 t-o 1997 inclu¬
taling
group
&
.
Bond
Offering
*
Marcia
M.
will K receive
sealed bids at the Newburgh State
Bank, Jennings y St,y Newburgh,
until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 7 for
the
purchase 1 of
$940,000 sfirst
mortgage revenue bonds/ Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
Davis,
Secretary,;
1961 to 1988 inclusive. Callable
of
f
Louisiana (State
'
.
Civil
Township
bonds
semi-annually from Jan.
July 1; 1960 to Jan. 1,
61,500
of July 1, 1964. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the afore¬
Continental Illinois National Bank
on
ihel/i Woolfolk; Steinet;. Rouse & Co.,
^and Weil Investment Co. ,.y i
...
T+f-kpst^i
LaUrange, Ky.
Smith,
School .ToWnship bonds.
Due semi-annually from- Jan.
and July 1, 1960 toy Jan. 1,
approved
Chapman &
Co."
and sewer bonds offered March 31
$52,500
Board and the purchaser. Legality
by
bondsf Due'
sewer
:man
Boyce, Bankers Bond Co,., Merfol¬ ril 1
Ly nch,
Pierce; y Fen her i
pur¬
from
1
& Kees;
Weil, Laboutsse, FriedCo.;'Kohlmeyer & Co.;
Co:; Dane & Co.;T. J. Feible& Co.; Rapides Bank & Trust
of Alexandria;
Wheeler &
&
"May' ;|1 * from:
irielusiv6rv:>}-^-
on
1968
Sale—The
Bond
Principal
Dated
Due
•,
..y
"...
Offering—Mary L. LowSecretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
p.m.
—
y
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
•'
Bond
until 7:30
-
ton & Co.; Glas & Co.; KenOWer,
MacArthur & Co.; Schweickhardt
terest J-J.
Will County, Lockport Township
and interest (A-O) payable at the
(CST)
and
lows:
1966
Offering
.
Township- Trustee,
1966.
Whipple & Co., at 100.01, a net in¬
terest cost of about 2.96%, as fol¬
Due
-
to
:■}:■'
y
street ; improvement^
May 1 from 1959 to 1968
receive sealed bids until 6:30 p.m..
Dated
group composed of First National
Bank of Chicago; Paine, Webber,
Jackson
Howard,
fircAShl City: 'rich's/&
-^
;■;
,
179,186.67
;
(P.:0. R.F.D. I-
Twp.
lows:
$930,000 school
building bonds offered April 2—
p.
:•
1959
197$ inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a Chicago
Bank, mutually agreeable to the
apartments revenue bonds.
Oct. I, 1957. Due on Oct.
I960
lows:
—
Biond
chase
Schuyler County Community Unit
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Rushville), III.
187,
t
.^Mer¬
Co;,; Kansas City;.
Courts '& Co/; Ducoumau
fv
p.
Diener,
J-J. Legality approved by Charles
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
v.
syndi-
Scharff & Jones, Inc.;
Commerce Trust
t;
Bond. Offering—-C.
inclusive.
of the
rill''Lynch,'"Pierce, 7 Fenner &
Smith; White; Hattief & Sanford;
Newman, Brown & Co.;,Barrow,
Leary & Co.; Arnold & Crane; *
inclusr^o^!'
Hutchinsoin, Kcnptftsv...'
;v..
;
ery,
Summers,
187,
Allan
to
.y
vv
members
Other
cate:
Nov.;}T from
;y;-
••
'
.y/',; $708,426.13
apartment
bonds.
No. 2), Ind.
Blair & Co., as 4s aild 3%s. Dated
Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
1960 to
1978 inclusive.
Interest
665,000 3s.
until
; '
-;
Jefferson
Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
by the
ceive
sold
was
"r'
i- The
bonds are dated May 1^.
1256—were awarded to 1958. Principal and interest (M-N)
a group composed of Indiana Nay
payable- at the State Trcasui,er,|i
tional Bank, Merchants National Office. Legality approved *by Stin-Bank & Trust Co., and American; son, Mag, Thomsori; 'McRv6rS &4
0
Fletcher National Bank & Trust Fizzell, of Kansas
Co., all of Indianapolis, at 2.125%
kentucky:^ 't'iY.interest.
•:
County School District
(P. O; Belleville), III.
$265,000 2%s.
Louis.
2%s.
as
bonds
on
time warrants offered March 25—
v.
Allan
to
r
-
from 1982 to 1988
from
inclusive..^ ^
Due
/v
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Sale
The $1,500,000
Bond Sale—The
.
University
Warrant
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
school
bonds
1966
to
1972 to 1977
..
1,290,000 student
bonds, as 2%s..
yyy';'./.;,:
Legality approved by Charles,
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
No. US
\
Bushnell, III.
as
J-J.
from
1976 inclusive.
public
1959
student apartment bonds,
$75,000
issue of $50,000
sold
.infol¬
taling $1,365,000 were sold re¬ Clerk, - willy receWe/'iseftled; bids Ladd ' Dirikins: & Co..;; NiiSloch,
cently to the Federal Housing and until. 10 a.m. (CST) bntAprir/11 Baudean & Smith; *.7;
Home Finance Agency, at a price for
the
purchase of $887,612.80
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
of par, as follows:
general obligation bonds, as fol¬ Rodman & Rensha\v;,E. F}.'Hut-
1,
Bank, of Mill¬
was
Noy.^i
$188,000 2V2s. Due on
1, 1971 inclusive.'
Sale—Revenue, bonds to-;
Bond
4s and 3%s. Dated
Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
1960 to 1977 inclusive.
Interest
St.
..
1
.
.
(P. O. Belleville), III.
bonds
Blair &
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Township' bonds.
'
school
paT, a net
-
(P. O.
Bloomington), Ind. ' »
Clair County School District
Bond Sale—An
Te'— The - $7,00,000
offered April 2—y.:y
terest cost of about 4.03 %,. as
kansas'
Indiana
|
No. 33
a
bonds
Cprp.^
224,000 3s.
1255—were awarded to
stadt.
&
$195,000 2%a. Due
p.
S
-
.
.:
$579,000' sthool lows:
'
•
building bonds offered-April 2—
Due on . Feb. 1 ;
v. 187, p.
1484—wefe hWard£R to $1,165,000 4%s.
r
c from 1961 tb 1989 inclusive. ;yl.
Halsey, Stuart & CO;: Trie., •-ahd
William Blair & Co., jointly^ at a h3,095,000 4s. Due on Feb.: 1 from
1970 To /19811 inclusive.'
\;'
price of par, a net interest - cost
2,740,000' 3.90s.
Due 'on Feb. " i y
of about 2.85%, as follows:1,^: r i
Bank, of Morristown. ' Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Dec. 15 from 1959 to
the First National
-
Becker
187,
:
State
County School District
(P. O. Millstadt), III.
160
'i
•
Lafayette), La. :"■■■«. :]
187,. p: 1036—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by-John Nuveen&<Co/,. and Equitable Securities
158,000 2%s. Due on No.v/l;ir6m
.} 1967 to 1971 inclusive:. /
$110,000 school
building bonds offered March 27—
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
building bonds offered April 2—
v. 1B7, p. 1363—were awarded to
composed
Clair
K
Bond
Union), lowa i
v.
April 1, 1958. Principal
and interest payable at the Union
Bond Sale—The
v.
Bureau County School District No.
11S (P. O. Princeton), III.
group
^
1959 to Jan.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at a Chicago
bank
to
be
designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
v.
a
*'
y i
school
Bond Sale—The
semi-annually from July
..
Nagel,
May
i
(P. O.. .W.eit1 ^
School District
r/
p.m.
I, 1959 to Jan.
1971.
71,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1
inclusive.
1966
idaho
\
School
$71,000
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8:30 p.m. (CST) on April 14 for
the
purchase- of
$56,000 school
building
^Of;'.
^
Parish'Cohsolidated y.;
School District No: 1 (P. O.. 'J
'
terest
revenue
1
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
to
:y;
urLafayette
North Fayette Cdunty. Community
: ;:
Interest A-O.
Bond Offering—Robert J.
(P.
;; Bond Sale—The!$li0j00()
ing bonds offered March 14 .were
awarded to the Carlton J5. Beii Co}
on
follows:
y.
■
'
bid received "forthe ;$197/4 542.5^" phvirig certificates offered
March 26—v. 187, p. 932—was regle
'
until
:j;y
/y
Crhtificates? Not Sold—The sin-
McGregor), Iowa
Henry L. Gor¬
bids
sealed
(CST)
■ ••/•.
...
'•A'i
Township' Trustee, will re¬
don,
as
—
; y
Baker, La.
it\Miller,V of
•
School District
4
Morristown),
Bond Offering
louisiana
Marquette-McGregor Consolidated',
Interest
(P. O.
Ice
;.y
\
Hanover Township
Illinois
1964 inclusive.
/
inclusive.
1997
.
and
1964
iowa
Legality approved by Ross;
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian-
McHenry County Consol. Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Fox River Grove),
3V4S.
1959
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
on
Dated
from 1970 to 1987 inclusive.
on
April 1, 1969.
on
to 1987 inclusive.
Due
until
Przyborowski, Secretary of Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until April 30 for the purchase
of $100,000 4j/4% school building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
Due
inclusive.
180,000 fire station bonds
a.m.
April 15 for the. pur¬
chase of $312,000 hori-tax exempt
dormitory revenue bonds; Dated
Jan. 1, 1957.
Due on Jan. 1 from
Mundelein), III.
Offering — Thaddeus A.
Bond
1987
450,000 public parks bonds: $180,000 3*4s, due on Jan. 1 from
1959
to
1969
inclusive; and
$270,000 2%s, due on Jan. 1
10
in
non^tax-ex¬
July 1; from 1959 toy1996 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved ^by
April 24 for the pur¬
chase of $142,000 building bonds,
in¬
1,405,000 hospital bonds: $495,000
3Y4S, due on Jan. 1 from 1959
to 1969 inclusive; and $910,000
3V2S, due on Jan. 1 from 1970
until
received
$3,000,000
March:: 1.
Dated
due
•
on
bids
Lake County, Diamond Lake Grade
School District No. 76 (P. O.
clusive; and $450,000 3^s, due
on
that sealed
,
of
J-J.
improvement
VAs, due on
sewer
bonds:
Jan.
be
(CST)
p.m.
clusive.
800,000
chase
University (Pi O. West
Lafayette), litd.'*^..j
•
empt dormitory facilities:revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1,-;T956!
Due
Secretary of
—
announces
will
No. 75
Education
of
Board
Offering
;..
oK
/
(CST) on April 8 for the
purchase of $300,000 general ob¬
ligation school site and building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
on April
1 from 1961 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
Interest A-O.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
8
$2,090,000
public
roads
bonds:
$830,000 3^s, due on Jan. 1
from 1959 to 1969 inclusive;
and $1,260,000 3J2S, due on
cranz
Offering — Sealed
bids
will be received by the Secretary
of
.
in-
March 1 from 1976 to 1978
1958. Bonds
thereafter are
callable
as
of March
1, 1963. Principal and interest (MS) pay- .y
Bond Offering—R.
Stewart,
able
at' tneSpringfield
State:
President and Treasurer, will re¬
Bank, Springfield. Legality ap-./
ceive
sealed bids until- .JO ya.m.
proved ' by 4 .Wyatt,
Grafton & (CST) on April 23 for the .pur¬
Gbaftdri, of Louisville. / ; ".
Board of Trustees .Richard Rosen-
(P, O, Mundelein), III.
bonds offered April
2—v. 187, p. 1139—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Inc., at a price of
10L30, a net interest cost of about
3.36%, as follows:
1970
Bond
Bond
purposes
a
Evansville), /nd.
p.
price of 106.67, a basis of about
2.57%. *
(P. O. Decatur),
Georgia
Bond 8ale—The $4,925,000 vari¬
1 from
Na¬
Chicago, as 2J/2S, at
basis of about 2.38%. ;
Evansville College (P. O.
.
..
1255—were awarded
to Allan Blair & Co., as 4s, at a
187,
—v.
DeKalb County
Jan.
101.006,
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school
building bonds offered March 27
the Citizens & Southern National
ous
First
the
to
tional Bank of
of Jan.
as
awarded
were
1953
Monday, April 7,
.
'V elusive.
Ross,
by
Purdue
*
pool
construction
bonds
offered April 2—v. 187, p. 1363—
ming
Community Unit School District No.
205 (P. O. Warren), IlL
Due
April 1, 1958.
Saie—Tne $400,000 swim¬
Bond
f:*
Bank.
Legality
ap¬
McCord, rice &
Miller, of Indianapolis, LcK/ii,i;-
proved
Evansville, Ind.
Jo Daviess and Stephenson Counties
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1988 inclu¬
on
mentioned
indiana
of Chicago, or at the
Bank, of New
City, at tne purcnaser's op¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
& Trust Co.,
georgia
.
.
as
of about 3.55 %, as
$20,000 school
f9II0ws:
;3s.
•-vi.ri.-j
1.35,000 school building vbonds; / as
3y4s.
135,000 school building
-
$40,000
Cox & Judeli, of New
Tangipahpa Parish School Distr
No. 107 (P.'0' Amite), La.
■']
bdnds^for j,Bond .Sale—Tile $350,000 schoo
.,$95,000 31/2S, due .onfVIarch l
.from 1967 to 1975 inclusive;
and
by Foley,
Orleans.
sive.;-! Legality approved
building, bonds,, as
due
on
bonds;, offered April 1—v.:. 187/ p
1256—were awarded to Ducour
nau
& Kees.
/
Volume
187
Number 5731
,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1591)
Terrebonne
/
No.
~B
.
(P.
5
d
o n
Ralph
Parish
O.
Houma),
Certificate
La.
B.
ceive
sealed
(CST)
bids
until
10
(EST) on
of $60,000
bonds, as follows:
$50,000 water, mains bonds.
of
re¬
a.m.
May 15 for the purchase
of
$251,050.08
certificates v and
bonds, as follows:
;
'
on
-
$205,050.08
Due
inclusive.
'
bonds/Due
[ ;
"
////■/
May
June ;1
dated
are
June
Separate bids must be
Bank
of
Carroll
Parish
District
P
j,
;
Bond
No.
June
ir'
1,
v
1,
&
mer
Legality
Dodge, of Boston.
-/v.
Note
;
main
ap¬
Sale—The
/"
awarded
to
j
Grove), La.//// /;//
$60,000 school
April 1—v. 187, p.
11
from
•
1959
to
Due
1973
on
on
1958.
■■'/
' /../'..;
,,
;.
,
■'
1959 to
1988
June
on
1
inclusive.
All of/the bonds
:
1, /1958.
May
: /
payable
v
Bank
March
1,
June 1 from 1959 to
on
Bonds due in 1974
are
thereafter
1,
1973.
callable
Principal
and
a
of
as
in¬
bank
or
awarded
to
u
-
1988
Ellsworth, Mich.
/ :
v-'
'
until
11
(EST) on April 15
purchase of $10,000,000:
a.m.
ion the
bonds,
til noon; (EST)
for; the
purchase
of
"
■
,
?n
construction
19?
-v
.
1959 to 1968 inclusive. Pnn-
cjpaj;, and interest payable
1 from f Merchants
"•./;/'
the
at
Additional Offering—The above
official
chase
Boston, at 0.898%
sold
receive
sealed
time for the pur¬
$19,000
Jan. 1,
interest
(J-J)
trust
or
general
obliga¬
1968. Principal and
payable at a bank
designated by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
-
^
of
as
of
National Bank, of SOS¬ — Due on .Nov.
4, 1958. Legality
u■ '^ ton. ^Legality approved by Storey;
3,000,000
water
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
supply
bonds.
Dodge, of Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1959 to Thorndike/Palmer &
Rncfnn
'
v x.
1997 inclusive.
v /'• /
/
I
Scituate, Mass.
2,500,000 sewage disposaL bonds.
•'/
• Lynn,
Mass.
's-I® *nclusiy€-
of
will
same
tion
street
improvement bonds.
Dated Jan. 1; 1958. Due on Jan. 1
from 1959 to 1970 inclusive. Bonds
due in T969 and 1970 are callable
$1,000,was
Bank,
discount.
also
bids at the
Newton, Mass.
Sale—An issue of
000 temporary loan notes
to
the First National
/•
from
v.
.
general-
;
Note
f 1^00I?ch661
follows:
as
*0.
$o,.500,000
of Detroit.
Trust; Co., allof New York
City, and Rockland-Atlas National
Bank, of Boston, at 0.96%, plus a
premium of $169.24.
April 8 for the
on
company
-
Flint, Mich.
■
Due
•'
; Note
Sale — The
$300,000 tax
Sale—The $300,000 sewer,
were/awarded to the Merchants
incl-usive,v/.\4/';. / •*?'• /;••//
ciiKl side wml lc. pa v i \
'
National/ Bank
of
1,000,000 storm water drainage bonds offered
Boston,
at
April 1—v.; 187* p.
bonds. Due v on Oct.: 1 from 1485—were
0.885% discount, p.ue Dec. 1, 1958.
awarded to
on
Oct.
1
from/1959
to
r.;
1997
1959
to
1997
*
street
inclusive.•„ Sachs
The
Goldman,
Co.,-as 2.30s, at 100.13, a;
&
.
Co.,. Hyattsville;
Co., Baltimore:
Corn
or
Equitable
Massachusetts (Commonwealth
of)
Bond
Trust
at the Chemical
until
MASSACHUSETTS
■_
■'
.'
%
-
xl;
187,
1485—were
-
ment
;
oFt.Halsey,
1959
-
group
;
o utlay.
bonds.
Due
1959 to 1963
to: 1968
were
on
000
y.
imp rove- /
.
< •;
June
1-
/temporary
-*■
'
—
-
plus. a>premium of.$ 1.
ount,
ct.
10,.
Due
1958:&•yfUgrJ
1
*
est
Middlesex
f»-oni .1959' t(f
>i~V-t-iOTH-tnelusiv-e;/":/
loan
Nov. 10,. 1958.
v
&
notes
was
County
1—v.
187,
the
p.
-
>./Bo
n
Polytechnic Institute,
;
Hutzlei/;-
as
,/1^4S, raf.
basis- of, about .l.72.%>
1959-;to
/1,500,001)
d
Offering
—
Arthur
(EST)
1978.
y,
inclusive.
Note
on
195,000 non-tax exempt dormitory
Dated
Oct.
1,
Oct:
1
from
•-•.
1960 to
.Note,Sale
.
.
The 7$500,000
•
tax
.nticipation -notes offered April 2
;ere / awarded
J to :«;theSecortd"
on
and
■f; •'"/from ;j959-to
,
"
:
—
Frederick
Commission recreation bonds.
,011: tfune., 1 from 4959 to
WT inclusive/.. / / /w b *//
"/Bond
OfferingFL R.
O.
.
-
,
.
Dated April 1.
Note Offering—Robert W. Fredof
Education, will receive sealed
until
7:30 p.m.
(EST)
on
April 14 for the purchase of $100,bids
City Treasurer, will
receive
.
trol
from
bonds/
Due
oiFdime- i
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad-
1933 to 1998 inclusive. u ^dock & Stone
of Detroit.
trust
or
Paddock
&
pur¬
Stone,
;
.
y
West Branch Public Schools Fourth
Class School District No.
6, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered April 1—
v.
187,
p. 1485—were awarded to
State Savings Bank of West
the
Branch.
White
Lake
School
District No. S
(P. O. Whitehall)f Mich.
/
Offering—Dr. Leland E.
Holly, Secretary of the Board of
Bond
Education, will receive
until
8
(EST)
p.m.,
sealed bids
April 21
$1,800,000
school site and
building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
July 1
for
the
purchase
on
of
from 1960 to 1986 inclusive. Call¬
able as of July
1, 1968.
Principal
and interest (J-J)
payable at a
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.^
Ypsilanti Township (P. O. J16S
Ecorse Road,
Ypsilanti), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
$970,000 water
supply
and sewage disposal sys¬
tem revenue bonds offered March
a
group composed of StranaHarris & Co.; Barcus, Kin¬
han,
dred & Co.; Lyons &
Shafto, Inc.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Allan
Blair & Co., at a price of
97.15, a
net
interest
cost
of
about
Due
on
Sept. 1 from
3.92%,
follows:
•
$235,000 3s.
/
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
3'/2S,
from
{
Due
on
Sept. 1
1968 inclusive. {
Due on Sept. 1
1965
to
3%s,
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive. I
310,000 4s.
Due
to
Sept. 1 from
inclusive,
v }
on
1976
3V4S.
Due
Sept.
on
1,
1977 and 1978.
MINNESOTA
Adams, Minn.
Bond
eral
plant
187,
anticipation notes. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due March 1, 1959.
Michigan
composed
a
3.41%,
net
Co., at
interest
$30,000 2\te. Due
1961
to
20,000 3s.
1966
8'p.m.
(EST) on April 14
for the purchase of $200,000 school
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
1958.
Due on.July 1 from 1959
to
1984
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
July 1, 1968. Interest J-J. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Co., and
price of
a
of
about
/
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
April
on
;
1
from
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
10,000
3.40s.
1971 to
Due
on
,
April
1,
1972.
40,000 3/2S. Due
1973
a
&
.
,
1976
to
bonds
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
bear
additional
from July
>
until
Juran
cost
follows:
as
terest of;2.40%
Bond Offering—Howard B. Fosnaught, Secretary of the Board of
Education; will receive sealed bids
of
Moody, Inc., Kalman &
-
gen¬
1140—were awarded to
p.
The
m-
:
$100,000
obligation sewage treatment
bonds offered April 1—v.
E. J. Prescott &
/
Marion Public School District,
Sale—The
group
000 tax
,
Bond Offering—Robert R. Bent-
July
interest
of Detroit.
erickson, Secretary of the Board
.
Man¬
Canfield,
W.
April
.
t Due.
inV
and
of
as
bank
a
Due
1969
by Mil¬
ler,
4
Manistee School District, Mich.
Rapids,' Mich.
callable
payable at
.100*000
1, 1959. Principal
payable at a place
as may
be agreed upon with the
purchaser.
1.978
inclusive.„i.
Metropolitan" pistriet
"1^00O;tK)0
(J-J)
after March
interest
flood > relief
chester,/City Clefh.
receive
sealed>Bic^ 1-until T:30 p.m. (EST)
ank-State Street Trust
Co./ amt
on /VpM/1.6
foF the purchase of
bston Saf4 Deposit &
Di versiau,
Tryst- Cor* / 750,OOQ.. /Worcester
Loan bonds. Due
$200;t)0fl"'gen'efal obligation hospi^ou; june/ L
)mt1y;j.at/O.86%-/disc0U»l/.yi} i
1 f//frbm 19$9, jto 1976 Tnclusi ve. ^ tal-bbrids//0al6'dv April 1, 1958.
The notes mature
Noy.^3;H958.
Di^ W-^'t/i'Trpm 1958 to 1977
v
T//VLotC,;. :././;//
v
inclusive.
Callable as of Oct. 1,
;"
/
Gloucester,
$5,090J)00"drairtageand flood^con/ '1968."Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
y,i
Offering
Due
"
,
in¬
1
Framingham, Mass.
in
1978
company designated by the
chaser. Legality approved
1972
pation notes.
-
/ ; ^ c.
due
to
Principal and
as
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 7 for
the purchase of $92,700 tax antici¬
". bonds. Due on June 1
from ////City, Mich.
May 1, 1958^ Due oir May
Note Offering —Lyle E.
V ISM to
Ewing,
1978^inclusive./,, ": //
/.from .1959 te 1963 inclusive-:
Me t ropol it an
D istrict Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
rincipal and interest payable at / T,O0O,OOO
.it-: Comniissioii-recreation bonds. tion/will ireceive sealed bids un¬
he
Second / Bank
Stater Street
/ /Due on June 1
from 1959 to til 7:30 p.m. XFST) on April 10 for
rust
Company, of Boston:? Legale
",// 1978 (iuclusivc. "'t
;
' t ..f the purchase of $250,000 tax an¬
ty... approved, rby. Storey/
Thorn/ ; 700,000 Charles
River Flood Con/ ticipation'/notes.^7, Dated March 1,
ike, Palmer & Dodge, of Bostori.
'*
/trpT bonds.:, -Due on June L 1958./Due Sept. 1/1958.
■1s r'r--C-ir
/
;
.
revenue
1, 1958.
1959
are
1968.
April
$400,000
1,
par,
/.l!"' v,^;' MI Clf »G A N
of
thereafter
on
Hiller, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
revenuebonds.
on
sealed
on
(P. O. Madison Heights), Mich.
"r Dated
•*
1968
Lpmphere School District No.
April 14 for- the purchase of $1,-
1957./.Cue*
from
Bonds
155,000
Br,onwell, President, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
elusive.
McCalh
system
Dated April
designated by'the pur¬
Legality appnwed'by Mil¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
B.
'
highvyay
or
purchase
July 1
of Detroit.
.
a
on
to
Due
Massachusetts
.
00.09,
Calable
1959
bonds.
A.
receive
(EST)
p.m.
disposal
sewage
chaser.
-
from
from
1958.
company
'
capital- outlay • bonds i 199T .inclusive.
Interest A-O. Le¬
./.;/, Fitchburg, Mass:
-/ . Due oJV J a i)(.> I from 1959 to
gality ^approved by Davis, Polk,
Bo"d
VHclu^ive. :/%V./ W ard wel
Sale—The $69,000 highl,v Sunder la n d & Kiendl,
vay/ equipment'^ bonds
offered r/4,5(KhO0(Letnc]:geucy capital out- of New York
City.
lay bpnd-s.
Due on June ~1
pril 3' were awarded^ to Salomon -./.
;
1
8
F,
—
will
the
170,000
ler,
Worcester
—
1,
until
for
1963.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at a bank or trust
Boston, at 0.90%
/■; ■;//-;
March
City, Mich.
Offering
Clerk,
27—v. 187, p. 1140—were awarded
1,
Na¬
discount, plus/a premium of $6*.
Offering
clusive.
notes
1485—
First
City
to
April 14 for the purchase of $58,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Due
March
/Note; Sale—The $500,000
•;'4,0()0JM)0
//
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Janet Renaud,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on
Taunton, Mass.
offered April
July 1, 1973. Inter¬
Legality approved by
J-J.
Bond
$500,-
-
.were; awarded to
tional Bank of
of
as
Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean
Dated
/. /
on
Grandville, Mich.
of
to the Worcester
■
Due op. June
to
Trust Co., at 0:88% discount.
inclusive/: ; ^ //
•
&:Co.y at 0.90% (Us(r
sold
Southhridge, Mass.
awarded
inclusive.
»
1
Callable
;
;/// -/Note Sale—The issue
'
320*000-North Metropolitan Sew-1
Co;, Inc., Harriman Riperagc boiids.
Due on June 'Ieyr & Co., Inc.* Goldman, Sachs &
^ from-1959 to 1968 inclusive.
/oV, Coffin & Burr, and Fitzpat-:
Lot B:v• ;■
ick, Sullivan.& Co., as. 2.80s, at
'k •
price of 100.14, a basis of. about $48*000,000 -h igh way- -improvement
/// bonds. { Due oil June 1 from
// 1959 to 1978 inclusive. //' //
Easthampton, Mass. * / r-/
8,000,000 capital outlay bonds,j
(..Note Sale
The $200,000 tax
T-Due on June 1/from ip.59 to
ntieipation notes offered April 1
/. ./1978 "inchisi ve;' * F
ere awarded to the,
Bpstom Safe / 6,000,fWM) capital
outlay bonds/
posit
tuart &
/<.,:
3,000,000 .veterans' services fund
// bonds. Due, on June 1- from;
awarded, to
composed
p.
;
.
ca[>j (at
from
-
'
April 16 for
on
.
$1,500,000 elec¬
light bonds offered April 2—
March 31
Ken--
(EST)
28
for..!,the purchase
of
Bishop Airport revenue
bonds. Dated April 1,1958. Due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1987 inclusive.
Receiver-;; County National Bank, of Everett,
sealed bids» at .919 % discount.
Lot A.
$500,000
F.
April
$605,000
issue of $500,000
notes
offered
temporary .-" loan
$96,877,000 bonds,;
"
Bond Sale—The
tric
(EST)
follows:- ;
/ "
as
^
:•
Braintree, Mass....
noon
the purchase of
chell,Pershing, y Shetterly 'Si &
[itchell, of New Yor££ity. y//
■■
and
General, will-receive
Exchange Bank, New York
Legality approved, by Mit¬
City.
Offeringr— John:
nedy*5/Treasurer:
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
";///, Somerville, Mass.
/■ Note Sale—An
1958.
Offering—Olney L. Craft,
Finance, will receive
Director of
.
basis- of about 2.27%.
bonds are dated April'.1,
Principal and, interest (A-O)
payable; at the Suburban Trust
Bond
Bond
and
Bond
on
ers
•
Traverse
-
14
*
of
composed of the Chase Manhattan
E.
by the
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfiela, Paddock & Stone,
Offering — L, F. Arndt,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on April
dated June
and
interest
Bank; Guaranty Trust Co.; Bank¬
Washington Suburban Sanitary / Liieey, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o the
District (P. O.
National
Hyattsville), Md.
Shawmut
Bond Offering—James J.
Bank, •> Trust Depart¬
Lynch,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids ment,^!) Water Street, Boston, un¬
1, 1963.
Principal and in<
terest (A-O) payable at a bank or
trust company designated
21
Bond
■
Holyoke, Mass.
Offering — Joseph
Bond
Callable on any
interest payment date on and after
Oct.
bids
-
:_•/ /-•'//
system bonds. Dated April
1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from 1959
of Detroit.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
////■•■: "//
—
MARYLAND
posal
to 1968 inclusive.
purchaser.
■.
...
bids
designated by
$24,000
Principal and interest payable at
Motor - Vehicle
Howard,; the Merchants National
Highway* Fund
Bank, of First National Bank of
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co. Boston.
Chicago.
Due
;;
•-/ ' - ■'/
on Dec.
1 from 1958 to 1971 in¬
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
•V;// :„%V-v MAINE
clusive.
Hampden County (P. O. Spring'
Bonds due in 1969 and
/ // ■ (P. O. Boston), Mass.
thereafter are callable as of Dec.
field), Mass. ;
Lewiston, Me.//;; ./
'/ Note
Sale
The
State
Aided 1, 1968.
; Note Sale—the $75,000 tuber¬
Principal and interest
/-•. Note Sale —The $50(1,000 notes
cular patients maintenance notes
Project notes totaling $8,462,000 (J-D) payable at a bank or trust
offered March 31—v.
187, p. 1484
offered April 2 were awarded to of the various local housing au- company designated
—were
awarded
to
the
by the pur¬
Second
the
Security * National Bank of thofities offered March 27—v. 187, chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
Bank-State Street Trust
Co., Bos¬
p. 1363—were awarded to a
Springfield, at 0.83% discount.
group ler,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
ton, at 1.09% discount.'
1140—were
sealed
until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 10 for the purchase of
$110,-%
000 general
obligation sewage dis¬
manager of the syndicate or
account
purchasing the
bonds.
are
Principal
Dated
the
at/ the/ First National
Boston; Bankers Trust
Co.; New/York City; or at the
inclusive.'
bonds.
Due
June
Water
to
pur¬
$795,000 school building
terest (JtD) payable at
trust company to be
inclusive,
1959
p.m.
the
for
8
1987 inclusive.
bonds. Due
use
from
until
and
•/;
District
Metropolitan
>
bids
April 17
on
of
site
and
1959 to 1988 in-
/District water
Tucker,
Dated May 1, 1958.
Sale—The
bonds offered
Due
Metropolitan
1 from
were
Anthony &
It. L. Day, as 3.20s. at
100.37, a
basis of about
3.14%./ ///:
(PsOVOak
1 from
3,907,000
$215,000 .water
3
(EST)
chase
District
bonds.
sealed
receive
-
main
.
on
/1,000,000
Metropolitan District
/ / sewerage bonds. Due on June
Halifax, Mass, :,//
notes/offered April
Due
Bond Orfcrjng
A. O. Bala*
bridge. Village Clerk, will receive
—
Offering—C. B. Neff, Sec¬
retary of Board of Education, will
1988 in-
56
Saugatuck, Mich.
Bond
sewerage bonds. Due on June
1 from 1959 to 1988
inclusive.
'"///:
..
Clare Public Schools District
No. 8, Mich.
1
District
from 1959 to
elusive.
2,000,000
pay¬
Storey, Tliorndike, Pal¬
made
Consolidated
1
Boston/
proved by
Legality approved
bv Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New;
Orleans. //
/^ ■; .;"/Vy
School
water
Shawmut
from
Sewer¬
June
on
•,
*"/
Metropolitan
700,000
May
on
1
elusive:
*.
1 from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
The bonds are dated
for each issue.
West
1968
•
10,000 water bonds. Due
Callable.
on
June
■V-'f
I960 to 1978 inclusive////[/
The" bonds
1958.
?
to
Due
1959 to 1995 inclusive.
1,000,000
Metropolitan
// beach erosion bonds.
Due
/;/. 1958. Principal and
interest
public/.improvement able at " the National
46.000.00
from
.
March 1 from 1959 to
on
1978
1959
Metropolitan
bonds.
age
inclusive.
certificates.
sewerage
May vi. from
-'-/
on
4,000,000
Boston, Trust Dept.,
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
April 9 for the purchase
40 Water
Offering—
Bisland, Secretary
Board of Supervisors, will
th'e
sealed bids at the National Shawmut Bank of
Sewerage Dist.
,
in¬
1, 1958
to April 1, 1959.
LeRoy'Ostrander Independent Sch.
District No. 499 (P. O. LeRoy),
Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The
$525,000 gen¬
obligation building bonds of¬
fered April 1—v. 187, p. 1256—
were awarded to a group composed
eral
of J. M. Dain &
liams
Co., Allison-Wtl*
Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
56
price of par, a net
3.35%,
about
at a
interest cost of
follows:
as
$130,000 2.80s. Due on May 1
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
St.
1968. Principal and interest
payable at a suitable banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
to
from
1,1970 and
50,000 3s. Due on May
1971.. vV
$500,000 water and light
fund certificates.
Dated May 1,
1958. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
1978 inclusive. Callable as of June
chase of
Co.,
wood, Woodard - Elwood &
and Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
"
'
'
May 1, 1972
45,000 3.30s. Due on
and 1973.
(P. O. St.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
building
school
-
No. 277,
•
t
Minn.
purchase of $300,bonds. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
1961 to 1931 inclusive. Callable as
of Feb. 1, 1971. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
April 21 for the
<100 school building
Preston
Independent School District
Bond
Offering—Eva F. Ott, Dis¬
Minn.
receive sealed
(CST) on
April 17 for the purchase of $940,000 school .building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1953. Due on Feb. 1 from
trict
until
will
Clerk,
bids
1961
1:30
p.m.
1988 inclusive. Bonds due
to
callable
in 1979 and thereafter arc
.
of Feb. 1, 1969. Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber & Marquart, of Minne¬
us
j
Bond Sale—The $1,991,000
r
bonds was sold
& Co., of Kansas
bonds
Rochester, Minn.
;
Stern
Bros.
■
,
-
.
■
-
187,
31—v.
awarded
to
a
Missouri :
interest
School District, Mo. '
Affton
933—were
p.
;
Sale— The , $1,000,000 proved by Wells, Martin, Lane,
- bonds
offered Baird & Petersen, of Omaha.
March 27—v. 187, p. 1364—were
NEVADA"
awarded to a group headed by the
Mercantile Trust Company, of St.'
-;;;:!.yy!'^;: Henderson, Nev. ?
Bond
White, Weld & Co., as follows: ;.!
$1,500,000 street, sewer and swimming pool bonds: $132,000 5s,
due on Jan. 1, 1960; $398,000 Loitis, at. a price of 100.002,, a net
interest cost of about 3.35%, as
2^4s, due on Jan. 1 from 1961
follows: :
7' '•..77/7
:
•
to
1966
inclusive; $240,000
;
iZVzs, due on Jan. 1 from 1967 $170,000 2Vas. Due on March li
from 1960 to 1964' inclusive.< '
to
1969
inclusive;
$80,000
380,000 3% s. Due on March 1
2.70s, due Jan. l, 1970; $80,000
\ from J965 to. 1973 inclusive., :
'yi'.''::}'''%■ 2.80s, due Jan. 1, 1971; and
.v $570,000
450,000 3V2S. " Due on March 1
3s,: due on Jan. 1
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.!
'
May 5 for the purchase of
•
,
Feb.
•
'
s
1,000^000.special assessment im¬
Clay County School District No. 64
provement bonds: $85,000 5s,
(P. O. Englewood), Mo.
'
due
Jan.
1, 1960; $510,000
Bond Sale—An" issue of $570,214s, due on Jan. 1 from 1961
000 building bonds was sold to a
to
1966 -inclusive;
$255,000
21/<>s, due on Jan. 1 from 1967 group composed of the Commerce
Trust Co.; City National Bank &
to
1969
inclusive;
$75,000
'
2.70s, due
$75,000
on
2.80s,'due
and
Co.,
lows:
■..
•
of the syndi¬
s.
Due on April 1
Dillon, Union Se¬ $100,000 3
curities & Co.; Blair & Co. Inc.; ,r," from 1959 to 1963 inclusive. 225,000 2%s. Due on April 1
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
Kansas City, Mo.; Newhard, Cook
185,000 3s, Due 011 April 1 from
& Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
1971 to 1974 inclusive.'
;
Inc.; Indianapolis Bond & Share
60,000 3y8s. Due on May 1, 1975.
Corp.; A. E. Masten & Co.; F. S.
Dated April 1, 1958.
Yantis & Co. Inc.; Zahner & Co.,
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
and McDonald-Moore & Co.
Commefc6' 'Trust"Co'.j of Kansas)
*y
St. Cloud, Mir^p.
City. Legality approved by StinBond Offering—Sealed bids will
son, Mag, Thomson, McEvers &:
be received by the City Clerk-un-i
Flzzell, of Kansas City.
.
: 7 !
Other
memebrs
Eastman
cate:
.
-
4
til 7:30 p.m.
(CST) 011 April 7 for
the purchase of $40,000 parking
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on April 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive. Callable as
of April 1,1965. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
St.
Stephen
Common
School Dist.
Unadilta, and SanfordCentral Sch.
I (P. O. Bainbridge),
National
(A-O) payable at the
District No.
Van
O. E. Houck,
—
•
April 10 for the purchase of $611,500 school bonds.
Dated May 1,
$550,000
Due on Feb.- l from
1988
from 1959 to
Principal and in¬
Due on May 1
1958.
inclusive.
(M-N) payable at the Na¬
terest
tional Bank & Trust'Company
of
inclusive. Callable as
JERSEY-:;
27—v.
a
187,
Treasure^ will receivei sea)ed l tidsr:; until , 2 : p.xii.
(EST) V oh Aprtt/lO. ■ 9br,- the pur¬
chase of $135-,000 Avater - bonds.
Dated Aptit r^"1958.rDuer-on April
1
from
1959 to^ 1986 inclusive.
PrincipaLandinterest* (A-O) payable- at the, First Tru^t &; Deposit
Co., LXverpool^Lehahty approv
by Van(l9 watjp^ Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway /hf New^ York ,Cify;- r '
ley^| Village
.
Mexico,ParisJtf0itefrmo^HastingS
New Haven,
p.
Patterson, Southeast
Valley and East Fishhill
School District No. 2
Car met, Kent,
Putnam
Central
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
& Essex
(P. O. Carmel), N. Y.
Offerings—Clara L. Bax¬
at the National Newark
„
$225,000
school
bonds
offered
$200,000 non¬
March 13—v. 187, p. 1141—were
dormitory revenue
bonds offered March 26—v. 187, rejected.
p. 1141—were sold to the Federal
Jackson Township School District
Housing
and
Home
Finance
(P. O. R. D. No. 3, Box 57,
Agency, as 2%s, at a price of par.!
Lakewood), N. J. '>'
Sale—The
Bond
exempt
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Putnam County Na¬
!
,
—
The
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
offered
-
,
12,000 3.90s.
1971
to
Due
1974
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.*"
24,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1975 to 1982 inclusive.'. V:\
.
/
160,900
from
A
Two Harbors, Minn.
Certificate
.
Offering—Raymond
Due
.197Q,
Dated
on
March
1i
1972 to 1977 inclusive,
340,000 3%s.y
;
,
3 Yzs.
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r
"
1958!. r Principal
(M*S) payable at the
N.Y.
OfferingMargaret
East
c
Bond
K.
nig,
fceive
{CST)
sealed
on
bids
until
re-
Bank
of
St.
Louis.
Legality
ap¬
7:30
p.m.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
April 14 for the
pur¬
of St.
Louis.
j
!;
.
receive
(EST)
April. 15 for the purchase of
Village
sealed
on
Rockaway. N.~ Y.
Offering—Jules A. Henbids
Clerk,
until
2
.t
Cruiset
announces;
will
Phil
that
*
th
,
until
for
1
p.m.,
the
(EST)V*bn. April 1
of. $36,235,
purchase
temporary notes, as
follows:
$32,150,000 One Hundred Twenty
issue
ninth
Due
notes.
Sept. 12, 1958. ^
; '<
4,085,000 One; Hundred
issue
-
notes., Due
.
o
.
c
Thirtiet
on
Nov.
V.
will be date
May 6, 1058!! Principal and
inter
payable at the Chemical Co
Exchange Bank, / of New Yor
City. Legality (approved by Cald
well, MarShalk, Trimble & Mitch
ell, of New :.York .City. „ - "
"
est
New York, City Housing
York :
Note
notes
Sale
offered
—
Authorit
,
.The $21,980,
April 1—v.
187, *
1486—wepei awarded as follows:
$21,480,000 *1)0 tW to -Salomon Bro
^7, & Hirtzler,i:at *1.03% interes
"f_ plus a pfemium of $239.
500,000 notes to American Seer
:
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pjn:,
Coirp:, / aitvl 1 %interes
"%rv plus. g' p^mium 6P$7:^^.;
1
posed* of National State Bank of
Newark, Coffin & Burr;; - Kean, ■$120,000 general purposes bonds-. * Bond* Sale—The $231,900 equi
Due on ment and
Taylor & Co., arid Van Deventer Dated March 1, 1958,
ihiprdverherit bonds ^
Bros., Inc., taking $1,125,006 bonds Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1967 inclu¬ fered April
187* p.-13S5
as 2.65s,
at a price of 100.08; a sive. Principal and interest (M-S)i
were"awarded tp George Br- Gi
basis of about 2.63%.
v
j payable at the Meadow Brook Na¬
_
.
W. Gustafson, City Clerk, will
Note Offerine^—C hai rm an
J.;
Authority will receive;sealed hi
Each issue^of notes
Bond
Summit, N. J.
Bend Sale^-The $1,126,000 bonds
Due on March Ir offered April br^y. 187, p. 1365—
A.:: ! were;: awarded. to a group com¬
May -1,
and interest
j.
Housing Authority
New York -
.
:i 1958..
t
from 1965 to 197T. inclusive.
:
New York City
..
■
.;
Bacon, Stevenso
Co., ini! joint account,* as 2.90s
basis of about 2.80%.'
&
at 100.68, a
Carmel.
Dobbs Ferry,
$280,000 school
March 27—v. 187,
Bond Sale—The
bonds
•_
.
George B
Co,^Inc.r Chas. E. Wei
gold & Co., a<id
•
City.
$435,000 schoo"
1486—were awarded to
Gibbons
Legality
approved by Vanderwater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
of
Bank
tional
Missouri
$65,000 school
Glennon, Village Clerk-Treasurer,
p.
1257 — were awarded to the
Bond Sale—An issue of $725,building lx>nds offered March 26
will receive sealed bids until 2
—v.
000 general obligation bonds was! Peoples National Bank, of Lake187, p. 1364—were awarded
p.m.
(EST) on April 10 for the
to Allison-Williams Co., Inc., and
sold to a group composed of the! wood, as 3.20s, at a price of 100.10,
purchase of $50,500 general pur¬
a basis of about 3.17%.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, joint-1 Commerce Trust Co.; City Na¬
poses
bonds.
Dated March 15,;
ly, at a price of par, a net inter¬ tional Bank & Trust Co., both of
1958.
Due on June 15 from 1958
Spotswood School District, N. J.
Kansas City; Luce, Thompson &
est cost of about 3.94%, as fol¬
to 1966 inclusive.
Principal and
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
Crowe, and Blewer, Glynn & Co.,; bonds offered April 2—v. 187, p. interest - (J-D)
payable at the
lows:
as
follower.-7.
•
:
1486—were
awarded to Boland, County Trust Co., Dobbs Ferry.
$17,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1 from
$75,000
Due on March 1 j Saffin & Co.; and J. B. Hanauer Legality approved by Hawkins,
1.961 to 1966 inclusive.
& Co., jointly, as 4.05s, at 100.003, Delafield & Wood, of New York
12,000 3.60s. Due on Feb. 1 fromi 7 . from 1960. to. 1964 inclusive, j
City.
150,000 3 %s. 7 Due. oh March 1 j a basis qf about 4.03%.. '.
Bond Sale
Bond. Sale—The
;
bonds'offered -Aprik!l—v.t 187; p.
Company,
Missouri
:
CentraL S4hfaL Ddstrict Noi, I,
\
(p~ O Mexico*)+; N.
;
Bond
of Caldwell.
ter, District Clerk, will receive
Legality approved by Hawkins,' sealed bids at the Putnam County
Delafield & Wood, of New York
National Bank of Carmel, 1 until
City."'
'
noon
(EST) on April* 10 for'the
Cinnaminson Twp. School District purchase of $885,000 school bonds.;
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
(P. O. Cinnaminson), N. J.~
Drury College (P. O. Springfield),
1
from
1959
to
1978 inclusive.
Bonds Not Sold—Bids for the
tax
Vojney and' Richlan
'
group
.
$624,000 general bonds.
Dated May l; 1958. Due on May 1
from 1959 to 1983 inc usive. Prin¬
of
)
Offering^Marie S^.Grid-
% Bond
1365—were awarded
composed of Geo. B.
Caldwell, N.J.
Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Bacon, Stev¬
Bond Offering—George W. Van. enson & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold &
Der Decker, Borough Clerk, will
Co., and. Sage, Rutt & Co., at 3.40s,
receive sealed bids until 8:15 p.m. at a price of 100.14, a basis of
"
(EST) "on April 15 for the pur¬ about 3.38%.
Banking
i
New York City.
;*:- !.;
pr -4^.*. ■,» •» >"
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until 3:30 "p.m.
(EST) on ■''"YfY"
Liverpool^Ni Y.*
to
chase
Little Falls
Bank,--Little;-Falls.n/Le-
galityapproved^ by";Vande water,
Sykes, Heckler & ■ Galloway, of
New York
'
Bond Offering
Norwich, in Bainbridge. Legality
of Feb. 1, 1962. Principal and in¬ approved by Hawkins, Delafield
terest (M-S) payable at the Chase. & Wood, of New York City.
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Brighton Sewer Districte-Noevi and
Legality" approved- by
Gust,
2 (P. O. Brighton), N. Y.
Ilosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
Bond Sale—The $489,000 sewer
of Phoenix.
construction bonds offered March.
1960 to 1977
Riverview Gardens School District,
No. 2022, Minn.
1, 1957.
NEW
both of Kansas City,:
Small-Milburn} Co., as fol¬
Trust
1970; and
Jan. 1, 1971.
Jan. 1
D.
Oct,vLrfr€Hn 1958 to 1967 in¬
on
clusive,;^ Principal and interest
general obligation sewer improve-1
ment limited tax bonds.: Dated
•
:
.
Bainbridge, Coventry^Oxford, Guil¬
ford, Afion, Mason vitle, Sidney,
Wagenen, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
.
.
Offering —,N.
.-Bond
;
.
(A-O) payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
Treasurer's
schools building
headed by
group
.
.
-
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000 gen¬
eral. obligation
bonds . offered
.March
Wood, of New
&
1365—were awarded to a group
Erie County Water Authority ;
composed of B. J. Van Ingen &
(P. O. Buffalo), N. Y. ;r
City, as 31-28, 33/is and 4s. Dated Co., Inc., Boland, Saffin & Co.,
Bond
Offering —Richard F.
March 1, 1958. Due 011 March 1
Fidelity Union Trust Co., Newark, Ball,
Chairman, : will
receive
cessful bidder. Legality approved from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
In¬
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Ira Haupt & scaled bids until 11.ami. (EST) on
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber & terest M-S. Legality approved bv Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., John J.
April 10 for the purchase of $6,Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
/'
Ryan & Co., Herbert J. Sims & 500,000 V-! water . revenue
bonds.
Louis. ', '!: ,':t', "■
■■
,;y.''/■ 7;
Co., Inc., Rippel & Co., F. R. Cole Dated Dee. 1, 1957.»Due on Dec. I
mississippi
& Co., J. R. Ross & Co., Adams &
from 1961 to 1997 inclusive. Call¬
MONTANA
;
Decatur, Miss.
*
Hinckley, and Lebenthal & Co. able 011 and after Dec. 1, 1967, as
Daniels County School Districts
The group bid for $1,988,000 bonds a whole at any time, or in part on
Bond Sale — The $18,000 water
:
as 4s, at a price of 100.17, a basis
(P. O. Flaxville), Mont."!
works bonds offered April 1 were
any interest payment date in in¬
..
1
Bond Offering—E. P. Fleming, of about 3.93%.
awarded to John R. McRoberts &
verse order: of maturity. 'Interest
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
Co., and John It. Nunnery & Co.,
J-D. Legality approved by Haw¬
Watchung School District, N. J.
will rceive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
jointly.
v
'
Bond Sale—The $385,000 school kins, Delafield & Wood,* Of New
(MST) on April 22 for the pur¬ bonds offered March 27—v. 187, York City.V**"7 >
.!!■
!
Flo wood, Miss.
chase of $690,000 school building
p.
1365—were awarded a group
Hornell, N. ,Y.
Bond Sale — The water works
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Due in
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.;
revenue and general water bonds
Bond Offering—Jay I. Ncsbitt,
from one to 20 years.
Int. J-D.
John J. Ryan & Co., and J. R.
totaling $42,000 offered March 28
City Chamberlain, will receive
Ross & Co., as 3J4s, at a price of
NEBRASKA
v.
187, p. 1364—were awarded
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
100.26, a basis of about 3.22%.
to A'U;» & Co., ofJacmeiu ;
April 10 for the purchase of $65^Alliance, Nebraska
000 water system bonds.
Dated
Wood-Ridge, N. J.
Leflore County (P.O. Greenwood),
Bond
Offering—F. R. Notson,
Bond Offering—Robert I. StocsApril 1, 1958. Due on April 1
Mississippi
City Clerk, will receive sealed
from 1959 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
ser, Borough Clerk, will receive
Bond Sale—The $90,000 court¬
bids until
7:30 p.m.
(CST) 011
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (EDST)
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
house: bonds; offered
Mat-eh 28 April 10 for the purchase of $180,on
May 1 for the purchase oi! at the City Chamberlain's office.
were
awarded to the Equitable 000 bonds, as follows:
$48,000
general
improvement Legalityapproved by VandeSecurities Corporation.
$125,000
intersection
paving bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due vvater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
Dated April 1, 1958.
Due on
bonds. Due on April 15 from on
May 1 from 19 >0 to 1963 in- way,;of New; York City.
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
April 1 from 1959 to 1976 inclu¬
elu.vfve.
Principal ancl interest
■; ;
Little Falls, N. Y.
:
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
55,000 Paving Districts Nos. 50 (M-N) payable at the Wobd-Ridge
Bond
Offering — Charles W.
able at a bank designated by the
and 51 bonds.
Due on April National Bank, in Wood-Ridge.
Phillips, City.,Treasurer, will re¬
.15 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
purchaser, subject to approval by
Legality approved by Reccl, Hoyt,'
the
Board of Supervisors.
Le¬
sive. ;
77' ;■'•■!'• Washburn & McCarthys of New; ceive sealed bids until 2: p.m.
(EST)"! ofK!April .10 for.. the pur¬
gality approved by Charles &
The bonds are dated April 15,
York C'.ly.
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chase
of *$132,200
improvement
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1958.
Callable after five ! years
bonds. DatcKl April 1<1958. ■ Due
NEW YORK
from date of issue.:. Principal and
1,
.
apolis.
.
Hawkins, Delafield
York City.
r
by
approved
school
1—v. 187, p.
offered April
,
Bond Offering—Albert F. Gallistel, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
No. 233,
$55,000
County,
Legality
Nassau
office.
Rockaway
East
(P. O. Belmar), N. J.
of
Bank
tional
School District
Wall Township
District
Charles), Mo. '■
Charles County School
No. 33
..
May 1 from
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
Mound Independent School District
300,000 3.40s. Due on
;
195ft
Monday, April 7,
.
.
.
(1592)
.
Volume 187
Number 5731
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1593)
bons & Co., Inc., as 2V4S, at a price
of 100.04, a basis of about 2.23%.
2—v.
as
Offering
receive
"(EST)
Town
sealed
D.
bids
until
will
of
2
"
Berlin Local School District
(P. O.
Berlin Heights), Ohio
p.m.
April TO for the pur¬
$29,000 .water s bonds.
on
chase
Edward
—
Supervisor,
of
2.69%.
'
Bond
Bank
Bond Sale—The $385,000 school
improvement
bonds
offered
March 27—v. 187, p. 1366—were
■Dated Feb. 1, 1958, Due on Feb. 1
from 1959 to "1983 inclusive. Prin¬
awarded to
cipal and interest
&
(F-A) payable
Security fTrust Company,
the
at
in ; Pittsford.
Bond Sale—-The $95,000
bonds offered March 27—v.
The
—
school
building
April 3 — v. 187,
sealed
chase
of
bids, until
April
on
8
-
awarded to
fire
3
a
bonds
offered
1258
p.
group
—were
composed of
-1958.
able
dated
April
Principal and interest
the
at
.York
Hanover
Bank
Bank, New
No.
1
(P.
Sale
Correction
the
-
—The
Co.,
a
awarded
3s,
as
to
at
J.
A.
100.11,
White
basis
a
&
from
of
1959
to
1970
interest
and
at
the
•
Easter-
(M-N)
payable
at
the
ari&ver Bank, of New York City,
gality approved by -Mitchell,
_rshing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
York Cit?.'7';
"
"
ew
Lenoir Rhyne
College (P.
Hickory), N. C.
Bond
(J-D)
ax
$510,000 nondormitory revenue
exempt
ends
offered
March
28—v.
187,
1258—were sold to the Federal
.
ousing
~
gency, as
and
Home
Finance
2%s, at a price of par.
NORTH
Bond Offering—R. S.
"
htil
Niles, City
bids
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on April 8
$1,058,000 reimprovement bonds, as
the purchase of
unding
ollows:
380,000
i
Series
1959
to
as
on
1978
as
1, 1958
July 1 from
inclusive.
of
Due
to
Jan.
1978
on
April
Oct.
1,
1958
1
from
inclusive.
Call¬
of Oct. 1, 1967.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
wen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
Minneapolis.
,
.
1,850
noon
Principal
payable at
to
1978
.
OHIO
Berea, Ohio*'
Bond
Sale—The $300,000 street
provement bonds offered April
repair
Bond
tary
in¬
as
Bond
Sale—The
the
(CST)
purchase
of
&
Blaine
1960
Bond
,
Clerk of the Board of
will
issue of $20,000 water
works extension bonds on
April 2.
an
receive
1366.
to
1963
inclusive.
sealed
*
Offering
Clayton F.
—
Offering-—C.
C.
of
Bond Offering—B. C.
will
receive
of
sealed
Ogilvie,
Education,
McBroom,
Education,
bids
until
2
(CST) on April 9 for the
purchase of $18,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1960 to 1963
inclusive.
p.m.
Stedle,
Education,
bids
until
2
sewage
from
1959
to
1983
p.m.
inclusive.
Township Local School Dist.
(P. O. Morristown), Ohio
Albanese,
Education, will
(EST)
chase
sealed
of
building
1958.
and
April
on
Oct.
21
$1,127,000
bonds.
until
for
noon
the
3%%
pur¬
school
Dated
April 1,
semi-annually on April
Due
clusive.
bids
1
from
1959
Principal
to
and
1980
in¬
interest
payable at the Morristown State
Bank; Morristown.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
on
Craig County Indep. School District
No. SO (P. O. Big Cabin), Okla.
Offering
—
Coombes, Clerk of the
Education,
bids
until
will
6:30
Monroe
Board
receive
of
sealed
(CST) on
April 8 for the purchase of $65,000
school building bonds. Due from
1961
to
p.m.
1973 inclusive.
Garfield County Dependent School
District No. 6 (P. O. Hay ward),
Oklahoma
.
the
Sale
Due
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 8 from
on
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
of Oct, 8, ,1960.
Callable
as
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the City
terest
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
&
Rankin, of Portland.
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co.; Estabrook &
Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Fauset, Steele' & Co.; Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co.; Hulme, Apple-
gate & Humphrey, Inc.
Franklin, Pa.
Bond
Bond Offering—Charles T. Mc-
Caul, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids- rtatil
Offering
City
Clerk,
bids
until
Offering—C.
O.
Secretary of the
missioners, will
Board
bids
(PST)
until
for
8 p.m.
the
of
bonds.
Com¬
sealed
April
$25,000
on
of
Dated Jan.
1, 1958. Que
to
Adams,
receive
purchase
revenue
on Jan. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
Callable
1959
as
of
July 1, 1970. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the Lincoln
Bank, Taft. Legality approved by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
of Portland.
Multnomah
County Union High
District No. 3 (P. O.
Portland), Oregon
School
Bond
son,
7:30
L.
A.
Arnold,
receive
sealed
p.m.
15
from 1959 to 1975 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1969 and thereafter
are
callable as of May 15, 1968.
Legality
approved
Perry
&
by
Burgwin,
of Pitts¬
Pohl,
r
Twp.
Bond
Offering—Faith I. SwanDistrict Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(P.
O. Horsham)9
Pennsylvania
Offering
"Edward
—
V.
Lowe, Secretary of thd Board of
TowAship ' Supervisors;'' will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
until
April 22
for
8
the
p.m.
pur¬
chase of
$70,000 general obligation
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
1958.
1972
Due
on
May 1 from 1959 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
terest
payable at the Bank of Old
Road, Willow Grove. Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Beach),
17
—
will
(EST) on
April 29 for the purchase of $126,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1958. Due on May
:
Oregon
Bond
account:
York
Lincoln County, Kernville-Gleneden
Beach-Lincoln Beach Water Dist.
(P. O. Box 96, Gleneden
,
p.
Curtis."
until
improvement
offered
1259 — were
syndicate headed by
a
First
Horsham
7:30 p.m.
(PST) on
April 8 for the purchase of $22,879.18
$4,860,000
bonds
187,
v.
—
Bond
bids
The
—
purposes
National City Bank of
York, as 3s, at a price of
100.19, a basis of about 2.98%.
Offering—Fred C. Dyer,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
water
inclusive.
Bond
Bond Offering—E. L.
Clerk of Board of
receive
(CST)
April 9 for the
purchase of $90,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1960 to 1968
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Sylvania Savings Bank
Co., Sylvania.
Union
>:
Bond
Offering — Frank
Self,
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
disposal plant bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on Nov.
1
-
PENNSYLVANIA
Allegheny County (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
burgh.
Empire, Oregon
April 8, 1958.
Custer County Indep. Sch. District
No. 6 (P. O.
Thomas), Okla.
Fisher, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon
(EST) on
April 10 for the purchase of $30,000
1961.
Rankin, of Portland.
New
&
County Independent School
District No. 10 (P. O.
Tulsa),
'ul*:
Oklahoma
im¬
I.
of
as
Corp.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
sani¬
,
Callable
Co., Inc.; The
Philadelphia National Bank;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb
;
.
and
&
Ruff in,
p.m.
(CST) on April 9 for the
purchase of $4,000 transportation
equipment bonds.
Due in 1960
Sylvania, Ohio
inclusive.
Other members of the
$8,000 school
serially from
Clerk of the Board
(P. O. Canton),
Oklahoma
Offering —D.
.1
,
1983
July 1, 1974. Interest J-J. Legality
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Win-
Harriman Ripley &
April 8 for
011
Tulsa
fol¬
County Dependent School
District No. 98
,
obliga¬
sanitary bonds.
Dated June
1, 1958. Due on July 1 from 1961
tion
April 1
Due
OREGON
and
by
?
receive sealed bids until 8:30
p.m.
(PST) on April 15 for the pur¬
chase of $250,000 general
Bond
Offering
building bonds.
equipment
$50,000
.
approved
-
Offering — Herbert A.
District Secretary, will
various
_
of
bonds offered March
25—v. 187, p. 1366—were awarded
to R. J.
Edwards, Inc.
r)
ap¬
Bond
p.m.
til 7:30 p.m.
'
extension
sewer
May' 1,
City Treasurer's
Legality
Schink,
to
—
Montea
J.
of Board of Educa¬
will receive sealed bids un¬
tion,
equipment
and
of
as
West Slope Sanitary District
(P.O.
3105 S. W., 89th
Ave.), Ore.
Wight, Clerk
Due in 1963.
to
p.
7:30
Clerk of the Board
will receive sealed
"
Offering Canceled—Vil¬
lage canceled notice of intention
187,
inclusive.
Sequoyah County Dependent School
Dist. No. 73 (P. O.
Sallisaw), Okla.
payable
Bank
provement
Bond
—v.
1968
Arnett, Okla.
South Point, Ohio
sell
of
(CST) on April 7
$82,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds.
Due
serially from 1960 to 1967 in¬
Due from 1960 to 1963
bonds.
and
interest
the Scio Bank
Company,: S c i o. < Legality
proved < by: 1 Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Call¬
of July 1, 1967.
Series
bonds.
able
of
Due
able
1958
1959
Board
County
until
inclusive.
able at the
bonds.
78,000
(J-D)
from
1
Bond
ditor, will receive sealed
or
Dec.
on
"
transportation
bonds.
April 9 for the pur¬
chase of $295,000 school
building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
DAKOTA
Grand Forks, N. Dak.
until
the
the
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
for the purchase of
(The proposed offer¬
April 8 of $135,000 bonds
canceled.),
'1
$8,150
on
clusive.
(J-D)
National
lows:
District, Ohio
Bond Offering—John A.
Moore,
Clerk of Board of
Education, will
bids
of
Callable
at
of Portland..
'
clusive.
purchase of $10,000 bonds,
Scio Local School
O.
Sale—The
in¬
OKLAHOMA
Rittman
sealed
site
from
bids until 7:30
County Indep. Sch. District
p.m.
(CST) on April 17 for. the
No. 4 (P. O. Watts), Okla.
purchase of $10,000 transportation
Bond
Offering — W. P. King,
equipment bonds.
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until 2
Washita County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
p.m. (CST) on April 11 from the
No. 5 (P. O.
Sentinel), Okla.
Cleveland.
(EST)
Due
elusive.-
1968. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable
office.
—
Adair
ng,
receive
to
Bond
inclusive.
April 14 for the purchase of
$50,000 general obligation water
bonds. Dated May 1, 1958. Due
on May 1
from 1959 to 1977 in-,
free
Bartlesville), Okla.
Bond Offering
Lester, I. Bar¬
tholomew, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
on
was
sewer
from
Central
April 14
on
bonds.
Dependent School
District No. 3 (P.O. R.
3, Box 145,
Cleveland.
ing
Savings
Bank, Rittman. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Halifax County (P. O. Halifax),
North Carolina
nterest
1961
1959 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
the
sons, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (PST)
awarded to
cipal and interest
at
the
$42,000 building
equipment bonds. Due from
Osage
Heights, Ohio
Offering—LauraA.SchurVillage Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon
(EST) on
April 22 for the purchase of $145,000
municipal
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
$125,000 sani¬
improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
tary
Principal
,
1978
for
$350,000 school
building
and
Warrensville
Montpelier, Ohio
$55,000 swim¬
payable
E.
(P. O.
Bond
Sale—The
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
for the purchase of
1
Offering—W.
to
Myrtle Point, Oregon
Bond Offering—Patricia J. Par¬
on
receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on April 10 for
the purchase of
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Co., Cincinnati, as
price of 100.61, a basis
Village Clerk
City
Secretary of Local Governent
Commission, will receive
ealed bids at his office in Raleigh
itil 11 a.m. (EST) on April 15
or;
the
purchase of $1,500,000
hool building bonds. Dated May
1958. Due on May 1 from 1959
c
1978 inclusive.
Principal and
1959
of
8
,
Rittman, Ohio
NORTH CAROLINA
Bond
&
Marietta), Ohio
from
April
.on
Ramsey, Clerk
Education, will
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Marietta.
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the
1486—was erroneous.).
; :
Principal and
April 14 for the pur¬
$300,000 school building
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due
1
'
p.m.
Osage County Dependent School
District No. 77 (P. O.
Pawhuska),
Oklahoma
Bond
Offering — Ivan
D.
on
Dec.
on
Principal and in¬
the
County
Legality a pproved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
in 1961.
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
clusive.
about 2.98%.
Bank of Troy, jointly,
asv2.90s, at
a-price of par. (The previous re¬
port of the award in v. 187, p.
»
and
of
bonds.
ming pool improvement bonds of¬
fered April 3 — v.
187, p. 1142 —
were
National
purchase
Trust
Bond
-
fered March 27—v, 1187, p. 1258—
were
awarded
to
the- National
Commercial Bank & Trust Co.,
and
(EST)
chase
(CST)
p.m.
mer,
4550,000 school building bonds of¬
Albany,
:
Bond Offering—Frank L.
Dean,
Mc¬
O.
D. 4,
8
Jan. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Oklahoma County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Clerk of Board of
Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
of about 3.43%.
Ticonderoga), N.-Y.
Bond
&
33-2S, at
City.' Legality approved by
School District
R.
Sweney Cartwright & Co., Roose
&
Co., and Provident Savings
15,
Ticonderoga and Hague Central
-
inclusive.
Warren Local Sch. District
(P. O. Castalia), Ohio
pay¬
Reed, Hoyt,. Washburn. &
Carthy, of New York City.
1979
until
No. 52 (P. O. Midwest
City), Okla.
Bond Offering—W. P.
Butcher,
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will reeeive sealed bids
until 7:30
school
by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond Sale—The
$915,000 school
bonds offered April 1—v.
187, p.
1366—were awarded to a
group
composed of Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., First Cleveland Corp.,
■
issue-is
Co¬
interest (J-D) payable at the Os¬
good State Bank, Osgood.
Legality
Margaretta Local School District
=
Each
of
improvement bonds. Dated April
1, 1958. Due on DeC.vl from 1959
McDonald & Co., as
3V4S, at
101.55, a basis of about 3.01%.
13, 1959.
100,000 bond anticipation notes.
V ; Due Aug. 15, 1958.
82,500 capital note. Due July 15,
1958.
W.
:A-: •
•
r
Barton,
bids
ment bonds. ,Due
;
Wabash Local School District
(P. O. North Star), Ohio
to
Due March
-
&
sealed
on
57
terest
(CST) on April 7 for the purchase
of
$18,000; transportation1 equip¬
the
Ohio Nay
tional Bank of Columbus.
Legal¬
ity approved by Bricker, Mar-
to
ous purposes bonds offered
April
2—v. 187, p. 1258—were awarded
$2,200,000 bond anticipation notes.
'•
Due Oct. 1, 1958.
250,000 bond anticipation notes.
.
at
approved
lows:
-
payable
interest
and
$124,000
Maple Heights, Ohio
fol¬
as
Principal
receive
Due
1968
Bond Offering—Cecil E.
Folks,
Superintendent of Schools, will
from 1959 to 1968
until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 16 for
the purchase of
Bond, Sale—The $455,000 vari¬
pur¬
$2,632,500 notes,
1
Bond-, Offering — Alfred
H.
Subler, Clerk of the Board of Edu-'
cation, will receive sealed bids
3.37%.
p.m.
the
for
(A-O)
*
$1,000,000
187,
v*'
Rochester, N. Y.
jy" Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
ton, City Comptroller,; will re¬
(EST)
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Ohio
Sale
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Baxter
& Co., Curtiss, House &
p.
1365—were
awarded
to
the
Co., Fox,
Franklin * National -Bank,
&
of Reusch
Co., Inc., Kenower,
zFranklin Square,-as
3.30s, at a Mac Arthur & Co., Mullaney, Wells
price of 100.17, a basis of about & Co., and Einhorn &
Co., as
•3.27%..
:
y 3V2S, at 101.68, a basis of about
ceive
Due
1958.
Kiowa County
Indep Sch. District
No. 4 (P. O.
Snyder), Okla.
,
Kettering City School District,
Bond
p.m. (CST) on April 9 for the
of $6,500 transportation
equipment bonds. Due in 1960.
purchase
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon
(EST) on
April 22 for the purchase of
$289,172 special assessment
improve¬
ment bonds. Dated
May 15, 1958.
lumbus.
Legality approved
by Vandewater," Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
;
Raffensperger, Hughes
2
Bond
Co., and Fulton, Reid & Co.,
burger, Evatt
jointly.
; ■
-
V: Riverhead Fire Districts (P. O.
Riverhead), N. Y. /:
Upper Arlington, Ohio
Offering — R. C. Wells,
&
Co., and National
Cleveland, jointly,
2%s, at 100.74, a basis of about
City
Pitts ford. Linden Avenue Water
District (P. O. Pittsford), N. Y.
Seward,
1258—were awarded
p.
to McDonald
'
*
187,
(PST) on
April 15 for the purchase of $900,000
school building general ob¬
ligation bonds.
Dated April 15,
PUERTO
RICO
Puerto Rico (Commonwealth
Bond
Sale
of)
The
$18,300,000
April 1—v. 187, p.
1487—were awarded to a syndi¬
—
bonds offered
cate headed by the First National
City Bank of New York, at a price
100.1859, a net interest cost of
of
about
3.226%,
as
follows:
$10,000,000
Series
A
bonds,
$1,500,000 5s, due on July 1,
1959 and 1960; $5,850,000 3s,
due on July 1 from 1961 to
1969 inclusive; $650,000 3V4S,
due on July 1, 1970; and $2,000,000 3.40s, due on July 1
.
from
1971
to
1973
inclusive.
8,300,000 Series B bonds: $1,500,000 5s, due on July 1, 1959
and 1960; $4,500,000 3s, due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1969 in¬
clusive; $500,000 3y4s, due on
July 1, 1970; and $1,800,000
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
1*58:Kv
3.40s, due on July 1 from
Monday, April 7, 1958
...
(1594)
f'
5
Corn
&
.
Co.;
Fenner &
;
Smith,
ceive
month
an
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Smith", The Philadelphia
Trust
Carl
Company,
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Popular' de Puerto Rico;
Banco
Co.; Braun, BosIncorporated; C. F.
Co.
&
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Childs and Company
Incorporated
Kean, Taylor & Co.; Andrews &
Wells, Inc.; Bache & Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; New York Hanseatic Corporation.
^
w:-
Eduardo
April
sewer
bonds.
May 1 from
inclusive.
1959 to
1,
May
dated
are
Principal and interest (M-N)
1958.
Gracia, executive direc¬
bonds
tor of the Authority. Cargo move¬
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
ment
change Bank, New York City, or
through the airport in Feb¬
totaled
ruary
at
pounds
2,521,064
Hamilton
the
Bank,
National
approved
Legality
compared with 3,816,136 pounds in Chattanooga.
•
works
Dated
1963
from
Federal Reserve System
INDEXES
Average=l00
1958
1958
1957
-
at
Fidelity Bankers
Trust Co., of Knoxville, and J.
Osborn Wood & Co., as 5s, - at' a
Bensdorf & Co.;
Cost of about
price of par.
*Feb.
Major
Other
143
167
126
131
126
124
121
132
118
121
117
138
115
118
122
149
119
124
157
127
167
122
132
1964
104
102
106
106
114
-235
&
:
Son, jointly, as follows:
i
All other
69,000 4s. Due on April
{prod,
Employment, total
X ■;':r
1 from
„—!
98.1
99.2
103.0
91.5
92.4
second
118.2
95.2
97.4
106.0
99.3
102.8
115.7
95.7
90.5
91.1
94.7
U45.4
149.2
165.0
82
96
70
75
88
f 126
♦131
136
t96
•101
104
t
•147
149
X
''132
142
tEstimated.
tNot available.
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based
tered at
276
X
76
Department store sales, value
Department store stocks, value
month,
of P.
on
three-month
moving averages, cen¬
Dodge data for 37 Eastern States.
W.
Employment and
payrolls indexes are compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1947-49 Average=10O
/
-
r-
Seasonally Adjusted
v.
"j-..*
■
••
1958
1984
Unadjusted-
1957
1957
——1958
Legality approved by
Crowe,
&
Parkhurst
:•<•, .'
$360,000
Sale —The
and
sewer
the
at
group
a
com¬
Dodge, of Boston.
101
148
161
185
follows:
127
138
145
152
173
149
154
177
127
132
155
131
134
160
Electrical
179
183
Feb.
192
206
192
210
186
192
222
193
197
231
102
109
136
111
116
148
311
317
353
314
320
356
159
165
174
159
165
products
121
124
134
118
117
143
155
133
137
108
115
t
98
112
121
123
129
121
120
130
i
-
1959
Jan. 10 from
Due
on
1962
$215,000 2s.
inclusive.
to
-
and lumber
glass,
_
Furniture
miscellaneous
and
Furniture
and
Miscellaneous
111
114
118
112
113
127
129
137
127
125
137
96
96
105
102
98
112
X
fixtures
manufactures-,
93
101
$
94
mill
119
Sale—An issue of $30,000
Texas
■,
McCall,
by
X
Parkhurst &
104
t
X
115
147
145
142
147
154
157
t
152
161
140
141
137
136
139
126
132
X
116
128
X
144
170
175
181
183
i
183
186
193
203
t
195
207
133
143
133
136
145
112
111
113
103
102
112
113
t
102
103
X
112
113
i
105
104
X
111
i
X
X
114
t
X
Crude
natural gas—
oil
Natural
/
and gas liquid6__
and parth »-'«'»-ils
gas
Metals, stone,
•Preliminary. }Not available.
120
132
121
124
135
68
87
68
72
87
143
_
Due on March
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
3'As.
248,000
from
1
Dated March
and interest
1, 1958. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Farmers State Bank, of Mexia, or
at the option of
American
the holder, at the
National Bank, of Aus¬
tin.
Legality approved by Gibson.
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
of)
$12,500,000 Vet¬
erans' Land bonds offered April 1
187, p. 1367—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
cago,
at a price of
interest
144
154
146
148
157
Bond
Sale—An issue of
First of Texas
Dated Feb. 1,
was
Corporation,
on
as
4s,
Feb. 1
from 1960 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
♦131
144
132
X
X
198
t
X
214
cipal and interest
121
128
132
104
107
113
at
131
$12,000
sold to the
1958. Due
147
128
of
cost
100.16, a net
about
2.89%,
as
2.80s.. Due on June
from 1966 to 1977
4,125,000
2.90s.
the
Orange.
Orange
(F-A) pavable
National
Bank,
Legality
approved
by
inclusive.
Due on June
from 1978 to 1985 inclusive.
2,900,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
•
of
Secretary of the Boare1
will receive sealed
Trustees,
aids until 11 a^n. (EST) on
non
enue
Due
Apr!
purchase of $450,00(
tax-exempt dormitory rev
bonds.
Dated April 1, 195
the
for
11
April 1 from 1960 to 199*
Legality approved b
on
inclusive.
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble, &
Mitchell, of New York City.
VIRGINIA
Northern
Chase
York;
Trust
Co., of Chicago;
Bank, of New
Manhattan
Continental
tional Bank & Trust
Illinois
Hanover
-
Na
Virginia
.,
Gordon Ben
nett, Secretary of the State Com
mission on Local Debt, will r
ceive sealed
sion's
bids at the Comm'
office,
Room 222^ Finan
Bldg., Capitol Square, Richmon
until noon (EST) on April 17 f
the
purchase
of
on
May
1
elusive.
$360,000
May
bonds. -Dated
scho
1,:1958.
D
from 1959 to 1973 i
Principal and intere
payable at the First ar
Merchants National Bank of Ric
L
mond.
1 i ty approved
& Dawson, of N
e g a
Wood, King
York City.
Co., of Chi¬
First Boston Corp.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
&
Co.;
Philadelphia
National
County (P. O. Ashland
Bond Offering—J.
(M-N)
1988 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
WASHINGTON
cago;
Bank, Philadelphia; White, Welc
&-Co.; First National Bank, at
Dallas.
Orange field Consolidated
Independent School District, Tex.
refunding bonds
68
Crude oil and
March 1 from
114
119
Coal
on
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
97
X
Minerals:
Mineral fuels
$97,000 3'As. Due
103
X
manufactures
146
170
X
manufactures
t
172
X
mfrs
146
169'
131
products
147
167
Beverages
Tobacco
X
145
X
beverage
$345,000
general refunding bonds was sold
to James C. Tucker & Co., as fol¬
University (P. O.
Northfield), Vt,
— cpL Edw ard
H
Norwich
^
Bond Otienn
Texas (State
Bond Sale—The
$5,475,000
Mexia, Tex.
Co., Middle-
2V2S.
Sargent,
follows:
Bond Sale—An issue of
148
X
beverages, and tobacco
Food
130
122
139
Industrial chemicals
and coal
10,
1958.
120
111
t
X
and
and
t
114
141
t
petroleum products
Chemicals and allied products
Food
-%
121
115
144
prorinct,K_
Job printing and periodicals
Foods,
110
107
t
Newsprint consumption
Petroleum
X
106
Paper and printing
Paper and allied products
Printing and publishing—,*.
Chemical
dated April
are
County Trust
bury, as
Crowe, of Dallas.
1986 to
products
Apparel and allied products
and
bonds
lows:
Rubber and leather products
Rubber products
leather
The
105
•
Nondurable Manufactures:
Textiles and apparel
Textile
45,000 1.90s. Due on Jan. 10,1963;
dison
j
v.
151
X
-
131
137
ing bonds offered April 1—v. 187;
1367—were awarded to the Ad¬
174
Btone, clay, and glass products
Lumber and products
Bond Sale—The $60,000 refund¬
County Consolidated Sch.
No. 33 (P. O.- Bedford),
Independent School District proved
(P. O. Henderson), Tex.
"
Bond Sale—The issue of $260,-
99
Jan.
Ludlow, Vt.
folr
■Bond
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Securities Co.,
District
1978
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
I.
Tarrant
to
1959
Boston.
the>
3%% general obligation bonds of¬
fered at
the same time" w e r e Municipal Securities Company, as
5s.
Dated April 1, 1958.
Due on
awarded to the Republic National
April 1 from 1959 to 1983 inclu¬
Bank, of Dallas, and Eddlemansive. Bonds due in 1979 and there-;
Pollok Co., jointly, at a price of
after are callable as of April 1,
102.41, a basis of about 3.60%. *
1978. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
Nonelectrical
j
from
Principal and interest payable at
the;, National- Shawmut Bank of
schoolhouse bonds was sold to
122
Clay,
Vt.
Chairman of the Board of School
,
,
157
Instruments
-
Bond Offering—Otis F. Brickett,
.
138
Other transportation equip
June 1 from
VERMONT
$285,000
system tax
same time
sewer
180
Transportation equipment
Autos, trucks, and parts
on
Town School District,
Danville
Sale—The
lows:.
143
Machinery
20—v.; .187,:
and Eddleman-Pollok Co., as
99
♦Feb.
Witter
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
•;.
1990 inclusive.
Municipal
ration,
159
Feb.
800,000 2'As. Due
/
posed of the First of Texas Corpo¬
of
128
95
products
Jan.
to
awarded; to
were
122
1
metal
Fabricated
..
; v,
•.
$379,000 water¬
system revenue
March
offered
bonds
153
Primary metals
Metal fabricating
.
sewer
waterworks and
000 building bonds was sold to the
First State Bank of Overton,- as
*Feb.
Durable Manufactures:
Co.: Dean
&
900,000 2*As: Due on June 1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive. V .
Silsbee, Tex.
Additional
Rotan, Mosle & Co., and Under-,
wood, Neuhaus & Co., jointly, .at
a price of 103.02, a basis of about
3.81%. ■
"
Additional Sale —The $312,000.
London
-•
*
Blvth
;/<,
'•
4%: $123,000 4s.. Due on April 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. :.
system
;
}
revenue bonds offered March 27— ■i-162,000 4V2S. Due on April 1 from
:
1979 to 1987 inclusive.
v.
187, p. 1367—were awarded to
X
'
Freight carloadings
187,
31—v.
1367—were, awarded to a group
Loiiis:
Co., Inc., Dittmar & Co., Inc., and
J. R. Phillips Investment Co., as
follows: A
Cleburne, Texas
115.5
—.
Lake
on April 1 from
composed of Northern "Trust Co.,
inc4usi.Ve.\//l"'';;^lCfiicagd;:'Merca'ntt^^ Trust' 'Co.'; St.-
1259—were awarded to a group
composed of Rauscher, Pierce &
1984 inclusive.
works
water
106.4
-
p.
p.
Dallas.
"x
116.6
.
Edward
CoV,r of Salt
offered JMarch
bonds
from5
Interest A-O.
^
offered
Co., Inc., as 23/is.
April 1, 1958. Due on April
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. In¬
Bond
X",
115.0
120.2
1985
and
schoolhouse bonds was sold to R.
112
X
1
323
118.3
95.6
i
•Preliminary.
X
116.9
«...
Payrolls
"x
X
to
bonds
50,000 4.10s. Due on April 1 from
McCall,
workers)—
Durable
Nondurable
t
X
&
County School District (P.O.
"fx'
Farniington), Utah
Davis
1963. inclusive,
Bond Sale—The
1978 inclusive.
1.970 to
terest A-O.
143
221
t
t
_
Nonagricultural employees, total
Manufacturing
''230
t
p.5 J2^9-i-were awarded to
L.^ Burton
gen-
,
net interest :i; Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 gen¬
3.22%, as follows:
eral
obligation
school / building
works
>'•;*\
1969 inclusive.
1959 to
•
Due on April 1 from
$56,000 3 %s.
1
.
t
offered
bonds
986
Dated
'
t
-
$513,000
water
system
March 28—v. 187*
obligation
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
131
,
229
Construction contracts, value
Residential
Sale—The
vBond
eral
'-^v
school building bonds; was sold tor
the Columbian Securities Corpo¬ sive.
ration of Texas, arid Dallas Rupe
131
,
227
•237
ap-:
Independent School District,
178
t238
;
Electricity
Ga6
140
t239
consumer
Utility output, total
s
164
115
durables
143
113
durables
consumer
Autos
149
111
total
goods,
148
133
119
durable
132
133
-Feb.
;
:.168,o0o 3 'As. Due
A. Underwood &
Feb.
131
147
125
Nondurable
Jan.
146
134
137
Minerals rt
Consumer
Feb.
133
131
Durable
Jan.
130
total.
Manufactures
]
a
par,
Due on April 1
1959 to
TEXAS''
Athene
price of
a
$48,000 4s.
,
Industrial production,
F-A.' Legality
Interest
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
•/ Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
unlimited tax school bonds was
group composed of C. H. Little &
Co.; Davidson & Co.; Cumber¬ sold to Dittmar & Co., and Burns,
land
Securities
Corp.;^: Herman Corbett &* Pickard, Inc.; jointly,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Unadjusted-
1957
are
UTA*l
J
April 1, 1958.^
Interest
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Legality approved by Du¬
in care
of L. A. Cohoca, Town
Due on April 1
mas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of $138,000 4%s.
Treasurer, Danville, until 2 i>.m.
from 1970 to 1979 inclusive.1 i
Dallas.
5A;:
(EST), on April 10 lor the pur¬
<
75,000 4'As. Due on April 1 from chase of
$119,000 school bonds.
Bryan Independent School District,
1980 to 1983 inclusive.
Texas
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due on May
166,000 4%s. Due on April 1 from
$100,000
Board of Governors of the
■
15
Feb.
on
Bona VistaWater Improvement
1974 and there¬
callable as of Feb. -15,' District (P. O. Harrisville), Utah
in
Sherman
A-O.
Seasonally Adjusted
Due
1984 to 1994 inclusive.
due
by; Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas. ;
.r r !:|
Dated
1947-49
First of Texas
proved
ing bonds offered March 27—v.
187, p. 1259—were" awarded to a
1979 to
BUSINESS
43^s.
from
Bonds
1973.
Leary " & Co.;
Corp.; McClung &
Barrow,.
Parvin;
.
158,000
after
City; Austin; Hart &
of Oklahoma
follows:
as
National Bank & Trust Co.,
First
15 from'; Knickerbocker;. Provident1 Sav¬
to 1970 inclusive.
;/■
ings Bank & Trust Co., of Cincin¬
4V2s. , Due on Feb. 15
nati, and Sanders
'Co;
; ;
1971 to 1983 inclusive.
'
104,000
Due on Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1976 inclusive. Callable as
of Feb. 1, 1968. Principal and -in¬
terest (F-A) payable at The Hhnover Bank,
New York City/5 Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Tejtas
clusive.
The
and
Co.,
Eddleman-Pollok Co.;
erty & Co.;
4s. Due on Feb.
$38,000
;;
.
1,000,000 school bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1973 in¬
by
2
Pierce &
1, 1958.
Feb.
clusive.
according to
announcement
an
^
of 12%,
$2,000,000
500,000 hospital bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1973 in¬
February,
1958,
compared
in February of 1957,
increase
April 17
on
1973
with 68,958
an
bids
sealed
on
of
sanitary
Due
International Airport at San Juan,
Puerto Rico, totaled 77,181 dur-
ing
(EST)
purchase
$500,000
traffic through
i to Rise—Passenger
a.m.
bonds, as follows:
^Puerto Rico Ports Authority (P. O.
V
San Juan), Puerto Rico
-rt
Air Passenger Traffic Continues
V*
11
the
for
receive
will
Mayor,
until
Olgiati,
R.
Offering—P.
Bond
$375,000 water
tax bonds.
of
revenue
p.m.
Polk Counfy (P. O. Benton), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $280,000 fund¬
TENNESSEE
S. Smither &
worth
1:30
Tex.
$300,000
Augustine,
electric ? light
system / revenue
bonds ; was
sold
to
Rauscher,
re¬
April 23 for the pur¬
on
chase
Rico Ports
for the Puerto
Authority.
Corporation; A. C.
Allyn and Company Incorporated;
F.
Cargo reports
show 42,657,440
14%.
period
agent
V Lee Higginson
„
this
until
Bank, of Charlottesville;
& Co.; A. Webster Dough¬
Courts
San
Bond Sale—An issue of
E.
Recorder, .will
bids
sealed
tional
Na¬
Fauset, Steele Sc Co.: Peoples
of Houston.
"
Offering A- Charles
Town
(EST)
pounds were moved, against 36,408,670 pounds in the comparable
period the previous year, an in¬
crease of 17%.
?
The Governmeht Development
Bank for
Puerto Rico is fiscal
National Bank.
Mercantile
increase of
for
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb
Smith Barney &
compared with
in the corresponding 12period of the year before,
858,352
Bank; The First Boston Corp.;
Lehman Brothers; C. J. Devine &
Tenn.
Morristown,
Bond
982,357 passengers,
I' Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.;
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.
Inc.;
n
28,
Feb.
ended
12-month period
1958, there were
the
During
syndi¬
Exchange
the
of
members
Chemical
cate:
:
inclusive.
1973
to
Other
-
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls.
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City. .;
decrease
February of last year, a
of 34%,
1971
First
:
•
National
Bank,
in
Port¬
Estabrook & Co.; Bacon
Stevenson & Co.; City National
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City
Hay den, Stone & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co.
Kean, Taylor & Co.; Trust Com¬
pany
of Georgia, Atlanta; _Han
land;
nahs, Ballin & Lee.
Dallas
Union
Securities
Harbor Scho
(P.O. Coupeville
Washington
,
Offering Postponed—The offe
Island County, Oak
District No. 201
•
ing of $225,000 general obligatic
bonds
originally
scheduled f
28—v.
March
187, p. 1367—w;
postponed until April 25.
Jefferson
Bond
son,
Co.;
County School Dist ric
O. Port Townsend),
Washington
Offering — Sigurd Swa
No. 49 (P.
ceive
County
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
10
r
a.
Volume
187
Number 5731
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
50
(1595)
(PST)
April 11 for the. purr
chase of $186,960 general
obliga¬
tion
on
bonds.' Legality approved"
until
11
Jui
a am
-(PST)
April
on?
14 for/ the purchase ol"
building bonds. DueV-ovef
$2,100
—
April 2—v.
were: awarded
to
187,
a
p.
group
f>x
Okanogan County School District
No. 2 (P. O. Okanogan), Wash. ':
Bond Offering —W. H.
Ehlers,"
County Treasurer;; will"/; receive
bids
1488
offered
composed//of!: Halsey, Stuart
Horowitz, ,Cq^ Inc:^. Shear son,; Hammill
Preston, Thorgrimson &
of Seattle.
V
sealed
bonds
&
ton
ion
Corporation and The Domin¬
Securities Corporation made
public
offering
April 3
on
of
a
than sinking fund
purposes. Those
15, 1983 will be redeem¬
able at the option of the
due April
city on
or after
April 15, 1968 at redemp¬
'' tion prices ranging from
102% to
The issues consist of
100^54,/|a basis of about 2.93%.
$2,000,000 100% and prior to that time
only
in 4%
/sinking fund debentures, for sinking fund
Musk&go, Durham Hill School Dist.
purposes.
Both
due
April 15, i 1963, which are issues are5*
No. 6 (P.' O. Hales Corners), Wis.
entitled to an annual
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general priced at 98.875, and $12,000,000
sinking fund commencing April
in 4%%
sinking fund debentures, 15, 1959 calculated to
obligation - ■: corporate purpose
retire, at
due
April 15, 1983, which are 100% of their
bonds f offered
/ April
1
were
principal amounts,
priced at 97.50.
awarded
to
Channer
all the debentures due 1963
Securities
and
Other members of the
syndicate: all the debentures due
'// V'/j
1983, by
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; maturity.
'
///Dated May 1, 1958.-Due on May
The City of
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. In¬ Smith, Barney & Co.; A. E. Ames
Edmonton, Capital
& Co., Inc.;
Wood, Gundy & Co., of the Province of
terest MrN, Legality approved by
Alberta, is lo¬
Quarles, Herrjiott & /demons, of Inc.; McLeod/'Young, Weir, Inc.; cated on the North Saskatchewan
River not far south of the
Milwaukee-1 - ?//
geo¬
?-'•■//•/
: t v Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bell, Gouinlock
graphical center of the Province.
.>■
& .Co.idne.; "Mills, Spence &
Co.; Its location is
wyoming
approximately 310
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.," Inc.; miles north of the
Alberta-Mon¬
Fremont County School District No.
Equisec Canada, Inc.; Burns Bros. tana boundary line, 770 miles
>
9 (P.O. Lander),
Wyo.
" *
&
Denton,Inc.; Harris & Part¬ northeast of Vancouver and 800
.Bond Sale—The $240,000 gen¬
miles west of
Winnipeg. Edtooneral obligation building bonds of¬ ners, I Inc.;
Davyson, Hannaford,
ton, with a present estimated pop¬
fered, March 11—v. 187, p. 935— Inc.; Greenshields &
Co.; W. C. ulation of 250,000 in the
&
Co. * and 'Allan Blair &
Co., as 3s,
total
of
$14,000,000 sinking fund
debentures,
v
,.
at:
■
■
period of from'two
a
to
23 years/
'
;
"r
Wisconsin
/:
Boyceville, Wheeler and Downing
(Villages), Hay River, New Haven,
Tiffany, Tainter, Sherman,Sheri'
dan,
Wilson
and) Otter .'&■ Creek
(Towns) Joint School District No. 1
(P. O. Boyceville), Wis.
Bond
Offering—Norman Bissorr/
District Clerk* will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) .on
April
,15 for the purchase of $175,000
general obligation school building
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958;/ Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1959 to.
sive.
Callable
Principal and
able at
1977/mciu^
qi-Qqt^ l;/yl97Q/
as
interest (A-O)- pay-
banking institution des¬
by the successful ..bidder^
a
ignated
Legality
by" Dorsey,
approved
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
Minneapolis.
] ZS;,:
of
Combined Locks, Wis. V//;
Offering — Isadore Van-
-
Bond
denberg,
ceive
-
Village
sealed
Clerk,
bids
will
until
re¬
J7 ; p.nv
.
awarded to
were-
bee &
Kirchner; OrmsWeisper, Inc.
Pi&ield
&
Co!/ The.,
Securities Corp.
// /
County School District .<
The debentures are direct
and
No.- 4 (P. O. Sheridan),
Wyo.
general obligations of the
Bond > Offering — George
city.
F.
Thompson, Clerk of the Board pf Proceeds from ; the sale of the
•
until
8
bids
(MST) on April 21
for-the purchase of $75,000 buildp.m.
ln£b^
pn
1,4958. Due
June
clusive.
(J-D)
1
-
from
1959
to
197^* in¬
Principal,v and
payable
at
Treasurer's/office.
the
interest
County
Legality
proved by Dawson, Nagel,
man
&-
ap¬
Sher¬
Howard, of Denver.
/
sinaller
the
£issUe;Vw&
cost
of
local
such;•#:as-/streets,
street
ment
be applied to
improvements
sidewalks
lighting,-or for the
of bank
loans
and
repay¬
incurred
sale
of
the
larger issue
will
extensions,
power
plant, telephone,
.
bonds.
waterworks;?.sewers
disposal plant, /street paving,
(M-S)
State
Principal
payable
at
and
the
Bank, Kimberly:
interest
Kimberly
/y
Wisconsin
-
Bond
eral
Sale—The
IPSO Alt AD AC//
alberta
S*'v/
Kimberly School District No. 6,
.
^
//:
i
V; Edmonton, Alberta
Debentures Offered
An >1 investment
in
brary, i health clinic
S.—
and
and
sewage
li¬
hospital,
parks and zoo, and bridge and
traffic lights or to the
repayments
of
U.
$500,000 gen¬
banking
group
obligationschool?, building headed jointly by The First Bos¬
Esquesing Township, Ont.
bank
loans
incurred
for
such
purposes.
The
debentures
due
April
dian Bank
as
5s, at
15,
1963 are not redeemable for
other
of
that
year
aggregated
19o6, almost
total
Ontario
for
all
and
for
over
has
province
minerals.
been
in
the
of
Canada
40 years
the
leading
production
of
As of Jan.
31,1958, the total di¬
public debt of the province
rect
aggregated
which
debt
$1,439,905,777, of
$1,240,207,500 was funded
$199,698,277 unfunded
and
debt.
Peel
County, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$750,000
improvement bonds was sold to
Gairdner & Co., Ltd., as 4%s and
5s, at a price of 98.89.
Due on
April 15 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
sive.
Interest A-O.
V
QUEBEC
Cote St.
Luc, Que.
$548,500
Bond Sale—An issue of
?
improvement bonds
group
composed
sold to a
was
of
Rene
terest cost of about
lows:
T.
Le-
:
'
1959
Ontario (Province of)
Offered in U.
to
1968
1969 to
Dated
5.11%,
fol¬
as
'
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
338,000 5s. Due
on
•
Debentures
v
$210,500 41/&s. Due
Commerce, jointly,
price of 100.37. Due
a
Interest A-O.
be
applied to the cost of electric light
on.
Dated May 1,- 1958:"^Due
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1964^in¬
the
gross
products
Inc., Geoffrion, Robert &
Gelinas, Inc., L. G. Beaubien &
Cie, at a price of 98.10, a net in¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
$72,000
improvement bonds was sold to J.
L. Graham & Co., and the Cana¬
sive.
such purposes. /Proceeds from the
province
about $10.7 billion in
half
April 15 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
for
The
clerc,
ontario
.
Trustees, will receive sealed
(CST)
clusive.
proper, is the sixth Canadian city
in population and the
largest in
the Province of Alberta.
forestry.
manufactured
the
city
and Midland
% Sheridan
'
and
of
.
of
on April 7 for the purchase
$30,000 > corporate
purpose
value
-
-
Principal and interest payable- at
the County Treasurer's office.
culture
within
i
r
April 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
April
1,
1958.
?
Interest
A-O.
S.—
Grand Mere School
Commission,
Public offering of
$75,000,000 de¬
Quebec
bentures, dated May 1, 1958 and
Bond Sale—An issue of
$525,000
consisting of $25,000,000 of 3Y4% building bonds was sold to a
group
five-year debentures due May 1, composed of Burns Bros. &
Den¬
1963 and $50,000,000 of
4% 25- ton, Ltd., Credit
Anglo-Francais,
year debentures due May 1, 1983,
Ltd., Demers, Adam & Martin,
is being made by an
underwriting Ltd., Durocher, Rodrique & Cie.,
group jointly managed by Harri¬
Ltd., Gaston Laurent, Inc., and
man Ripley & Co. Inc. and
Wood, Bffidland Securities Corp., at a
Gundy & Co., Inc.
price of 97.32, a net interest cost
The debentures
due
1963 are of about 4.87%, as follows:
priced at 99.32% and accrued in¬
terest, to yield 3.40%, and the
debentures
due
1983
at
and
accrued
98.06%
to
$222,500 414s.
from
offered
are
302,500 4V2S.
interest,
Other
members
First
of
Boston
the
Corp.;
Barney & Co.; Dominion Secu¬
Corp.; A. E. Ames & Co.,
Inc.; McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.;
Blyth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Lehman
Brothers; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
White, Weld & Co.; Bell,
Gouinlock
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Mills,
Spence
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Nesbitt,
Thomson & Co., Inc.; Burns Bros.
& Denton, Inc.; Greenshields &
Co.; Harris & Partners, Inc.; W. C.
Pitfield & Co., Inc.;
Dawson, Han¬
naford, Inc.; Midland Securities
Murdochville
to
reimbursing the Province's Con¬
solidated
Revenue
any
expended
indebtedness
Fund
in
or
for
any
discharging
obligation of
Ontario.
are
principal of and interest
currency
of the United States.
Income tax presently imposed
by
the
Canadian
Government
will
payable in respect of these
debentures
or
by
owners
who
of
Canada.
bonds
Ltd.,
$570,000
are
non-residents
Garneau,
La
Corporation
de Prets de Quebec,
Grenier, Ruel
& Co., Inc., Oscar Dube &
Co.;
Inc., Lageaux & DesRochers, Ltd.,
and
J.
E.
Laflamme,
price of 95.47,
of about
Ltd., at a
net interest cost
a
5.55%,
as
$350,000 41/&s. Due
1958 to
1965
219,500 5s. Due
1966 to
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Dec.
on
1
from
Int.
J-D.
1977 inclusive.
Dec.
Ste.
follows:
on
1, 1957.
Therese, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $68,000
improvement bonds was sold to
the Banque Canadienne Nationale,
and
as
McNeil, Mantha, Inc., jointly,
4V2S, at a price of 98.02, a basis
1,1958.
of about 4.80%. Dated Jan.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
1959 to
$50,000,000 of 25-year de¬
are to be
redeemable, in
whole or in part by lot, at the
option of the Province of Ontario,
at redemption prices
ranging from
102% to par, plus accrued interest.
The Province of
dividend notice:
REGULAR
QUARTERLY
DIVIDEND
The Board of Directors
has1
Ontario is the
largest in area of the
provinces, covering
413,000 square miles.
Its
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO.
This is
a
25f
—
I
share
Payable on May 15,1958
to holders of record at close
about
of business
estimated
population at June 1,
5,622,000 and represented
approximately 34% of Canada's
population.
is
manufacturing,
electric
The
derived
power
wealth
Baldridgr
Secretary
April 3,1958
of
mainly from
mining,
hydro¬
generating, agri¬
j
April 18,1958.
Milton C.
was
Ontario
11
^3
regular quarterly
dividend of
Canadian
total
1973
Interest J-J.
declared this day
The
1957
sold
was
group composed of
the interest thereon
bentures
second
Int. M-S.
Commission,
on
the debentures will be
payable in
not be
%
direct obli¬
gations of the Province of Ontario,
and
a
inclusive.
The debentures
School
building
Boulanger,
be used by the Province of
Ontario for various purposes, in¬
funds
March
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
will
cluding the carrying on of public
works, for discharging any in¬
debtedness or obligation, or for
1
Quebec
rities
Corp., and Equisec Canada, Inc.,
jointly.
Net proceeds from the
financing
Due
Dated March 1, 1958.
group
Smith,
March
on
1962
from 1963 to 1978 incmsive.
yield 4.125%.
are:
Due
1959 to
THE COLUMBIA
GAS
SYSTEM,
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Financial Chronicle.**
OF
ONE
steam-electric
LARGEST—New S150 million
WORLD'S
generating plant, being built on Alabama's Coosa River, 40 miles south¬
east of Birmingham by Southern Electric Generating Company, newly
formed subsidiary of Alabama and Georgia Power Companies. Substan¬
tial economies will result from use of low cost fuel in this 1,000,000
kilowatt
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there are new signs of progress. New
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expansion, in business activity, and in home building; •
daily create new demands for electric power. It is the welcome responsibility of The,
Southern Company, through its operating affiliates, to supply electric power to
meet these ever-increasing needs, and to plan ahead for the future...
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developments in industrial
Highlights of The Southern Company
System's Operations in 1957
SALES OF ELECTRIC ENERGY were
nearly 18 billion kilowatt-hours, up 11%
CUSTOMERS—More than 1,450,000 customers were
80,000,
or
from sales in 1956.
of
served directly at the year end, an increase
6%, during the year.
CONSTRUCTION EXPENDITURES amounted to
$125,000,000, largest amount in any year of the
system's history.
.if
,
OPERATING REVENUES of $254,500,000 were
.
about
$27,000,000 above those of the preceding
1
year.
CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME of $34,800,000
I
on
'
shares
outstanding at the end of the year
amounted to $1.65 per
per
t: /. •: ;
share, as compared to $1.53
share in 1956 on about 1,500,000 fewer shares
outstanding at the end of that year.
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the year
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share were paid during
in four quarterly amounts of 27)$$ each.
Dividend payments
in 1956 were $1.00 per share.
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