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MONDAY
ISSUE
u N I V E R
S I | y
OF MICHIGAN
The Commercial and
UL 13 1959
ESS
ADMINISTRAIlUN
LIBRARY
Chronicle
Reg, U. 6. Pat. Office
Volume 190
Number
5863
j:
General
RAILROAD
Aberdeen
Fund—Assets
On
June
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
30,
INSURANCE
-
ferred
V'"'
1959
:
..A £
1959, total net assets
reached
an
Industries, Inc.—Army-Navy
6,616,832
$2.19
all-time
In This Issue
$1.59
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
New York
contract, according to Richard F. Wehrlin,. President of the divi¬
sion, was awarded by Douglas Aircraft Co., which has prime responsi¬
bility in the research phase of the Navy work in the program.
Avion's responsibility is to study all phases of the
program, leading
to a means of- integrating its own navigation
display into the Douglas
see
Adage, Inc.—Preferred
Stock
stock
that
in
proportion
this
entitles
Cincinnati
Midwest
tneir
holdings, to
shares, at
36
Exchange
.
Exchange
ing
Montreal
39
•_
Markets
The
in
stock
convertible initially into common stock on o share
stock is redeemable, at the option of the
The
dividends
preferred stock
or
PROCEEDS—The
$11
at
share
per
Ltd.;
note
net
payable tc
BUSINESS—Adage,
chusetts
a
Inc.
incorporated
was
under
the
laws
a
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
July. 19.
been
growing
aircraft
at
rapid
a
missile
and
hi automation.—V.
programs
the
increased
interest
of
The
corporation
and
1959
June
were
compared with
as
Sales
and
earnings
•respectively,
first
on
earnings
six
from
the
of
54
29
last
announced
62'same
cents
with
year.
to
88
and
consolidated
Dividends
de¬
Foreign
Declared
Exchange
Condition
and
Reserve
$154,636,267
were
$92,367,435
Earnings
cents
for
ancl
the
comparable
31,
$3,832,661'
$2,363,958
share'of
per
and
rose*
the
stock
for
common
period.
During the
period covered by this financial report, Aerojet-General
acquired additional facilities by the purchase of .'RheernVManufacturingCo.'s
Defense and Technical Products Division
Calif., ..and
and
,
space
The
received several contracts
propulsion systems,
facilities
for
at
the
Downey and Riverside.
production of missile
.
at
Downey
and
Riverside
comprise
approximately
600,900 square feet of floor space and aclol approximately 2,000 persons
to
the
eral
to
firm's
carry
payroll.
on
These new acquisitions will enable Aerojet-Gen-''
major United States Army contracts
inrbitPno- an
189,
expenditures
Member
Banks
of
'
and
the addition of the
following Canadian
Valley Coppers Ltd.; Eagle Plains Developments
Corp. Ltd.; Mack Lake Mining Corp. Ltd.; Senvil
; :
/
realistic
1—
of
fund
Federal
evaluation
of
the
worth
the
of
securities
The Course of Bank Clearings
...
end
Deliveries
made
under
ABLE' program
the
of
Nov.
on
Other, N,ASA
this
were
Island,
Va.,
for
May
31,
1958
net
$4.07
was
assets
Corp.
Securities
—
Offered
share of class A
one
amount
from
common
intends
company
received
the
to
stock, at $6
use
proceeds
approximately
mately
to
be
$100,000
used
for
will
Julius
Peters
for
Jersey
be
added
additional
BUSINESS—The
and
New
-
Kimball, President,
has announced
the
formation
of
a
Space
Division at Azusa.
At the\ same time he indicated that
the Downey
and Riverside facilities, bought from Rheem Mfg. Co.
in May reportedly for some $13 million, will be devoted to
develop¬
and
ment
production
work
for
military
projects.—V, 189,
p.
of
per
approximately
the
sale
of
the
far-sighted investor.
Army Contract—
This
corporation on June 26 received a firm contract from the
U.
S.
Army Engineer Research and Development Laboratories, Fort
Belvoir, Va., for the production of a base shelter for the Jupiter
Missile
according
program,
value
announced,
stantial."
of
John
to
contract,
the
nor
A.
the
Lawler,
number
involved
sum
was
President.
of
units
said
!
is
Neither
involved
be
to
*
.
shelter
The
the
although
■
"very
to
working
corporation
on
Aug.
$12,842.
1946
of
the
—V.
Members: The Toronto Stock
The Investment Dealers'
Exchange
Association oj Canada
25 ADELAIDE ST. WEST-TORONTO, CANADA
in
missile
stand-by
prefabricated
and
launcher
position.
Its
purpose
189,
p.
In
.
—
Ex¬
by Robert L. Reach
Laws of the State of
G.
Horr,
President
Compared
Superfloc
of
this
company
and
Chairman of the
Anchor Casualty
Co.
of
The
offer
St.
Paul, Minn.,
tabulation
to
exchange
on
has made the following announcement:
June
30,
its capital
the
expiration date of the Agricultural
stock for outstanding common and pre¬
it
premises
occupies
at
rented
2345.
p.
Co.—Announces New Chemical—
improves
the
where
J.,
189,
yields
trademark
in
uranium
Superfloc
16
mining
is
now
by
flocculant
this
.
16
-percolating
contain
with
other synthetic
and
natural
agents of
this type,
particularly effective in mining for increasing settling
and clearness
of liquids to be
separated.- After the
step in gold and uranium mining, the separated liquids
Is
solids
dissolved metal values.
Clear
liquids
are
desired here to make
subsequent processing easier.
In
coal
processing and industrial
portant because they can be reused
without creating
Now
in
at
use
new
a
In
to
try
applications,
clear liquids are im¬
discarded into a nearby stream
cr
pollution problem.
at
Colorado
product
dosages equal to
plant uses
uranium
of
N.
building.—V.
suspended ore particles are sometimes loo small to settle
out of suspension by themselves.
Coagulating or flocculating agents
like
Superfloc 16 bind the small particles together to form
larger
particles or floes that settle much more rapidly.
Another
Board of Directors and the Executive Committee of the
approxi¬
company
mining,
Cyanamid's
Robert
that
under
flocculating agents. -In
change Offer Expires—
Newark,
office
chemical
marketed
company.
1789.
Agricultural Insurance Co., Watertown, N. Y.
Boulevard,
modern
a
new
rates
■
structure designed
to be erected
assembly while the missile is ill* the
is to provide shelter, and to
aid in temperature and humidity control for the missile tail
assembly,
and for personnel engaged in check-out activities.
A special project-team has been established in Aeronca to facilitate
production and
delivery of, the shelters involved in this program.
the
around
vertical
a
of
the
-
the
under
balance
funds
incorporated
was
23,
The
the general
capital.
the
American Cyanamid
was
sub¬
,
Ross, Knovvles &c o. Ltd.
Raymond
being
dollar
in thi9
country.
1180
space
A
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp.—U. S.
unit.
one-half of
securities
purpose of engaging in the business of financing
accounts receivable of manufacturers and wholesalers.
The offices of
the company were then located at No. 744 Broad
St., Newark, N. J.
In 1953, the company moved
its offices to its
2561.
Stability and Groivth
—
on
present
A.
totaled
6,731,176 shares
on
to
debentures maturing in
1959. These debentures total $84,100,
which $70,000 are held by Joseph Spiotta, one of the
directors, and
interest at the rate of 16'7
per
annum:
$11,600 bear interest
at the rate of
12c,'»
per annum and the remainder bear interest at
the rate of 10'r
per annum. The retirement of these debentures will
serve
to
reduce the
annual
operating expense of the company for
interest
charges by
subsidiary of The General Tire & Rubber
Plants—
Commercial
Securities, of Montclair, N. J.,
,
California
On
retire
program
Three
From
aggregated
company
bear
and
a
the
of
contracts received by Aerojet-General
period. include the delivery of
12 "Jupiter"
the design or launching facilities at Wallops
Aerojet-General's Aerobes scientific .sounding rocket.
space
six-months
rocket motors
shares.
PROCEEDS—The
the
.
senior
of
units of six shares, consisting of five shares of
preferred
and
and
the
ABLE
flight
test
program
continued
Aerojet -General was awarded contracts
for
furnishing
these reliable secondstage rocket unit; .and field support of launching^
for the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration DELTA pro¬
gram,
which is expected to be one of the most important space
experimentation
and
exploration
programs
conducted
by
NASA
during 1959.
during
assets
June 29 pub¬
licly offered 250,000 shares of ^preferred stock (par 500)
and 50,000 shares of class A common stock
(par 100) in
successfully;
,
net
30, 1958 the close of. the last fiscal year, net assets of the
to
$27,468,716
and
net
asset
value
per
share was
6,457,955
Phoenix
scheduled
as
May,
47
vehicles
stage
upper
of
$27,364,243 and net asset value per '.hare
outstanding.—-V; 189, p. 1921.
important Army drone program, which
strengthens the company's
position as an Army systems contractor.
Substantial supplements to development and production contracts on
the "Titan" and "Polaiis" programs as well as additional funding for
production of "Hawk" rocket motors have also been received.
Dan
advisory facilities of our Research & Port¬
folio Department are
freely available to institu¬
tional and
private investors who hold investments
in¬
which
amounted
$4.25
48
-
the
At
As of
48
Statement
Technology
The
1959
names
1958.
.
choice for the
in
2453,
p.
$26,900,753, " equal to $4.31 per share on the 6.236,567 shares-out¬
standing. The per share value, together with the 8 cents capital
gains
distribution, is equivalent to $4.39 per share.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
News
A strong currency, a stable
government, a
boundless frontier, make Canada
an * obvious
the
Fund reports an increase of 14 cents a
share, or 3%, in the
value of its capital stock in the six
months ended May 31, 1959 after
adjustment for an 8 cents capital gains distribution made in December
48
of
Banks
Aerojet-General Corp. is
co.-;
CANADA-
of
American Business Shares, Inc.—Asset Value
Up—
12
-
System
Condition
Reserve
Payable
Rates
Statement
Federal
Combined
industry
May
sale
This
prod¬
sales
ended
the
an
Earnings Higher—
that
the six months
period in 1958.- for
$10,000,000.—V.
announced
comprises
American
foa^tliis' period
compared
as
months
increased
up
Mining
list
formed
'
Corp.—Sales
of
reason
189, p. 2029.
Aerojet-General
proceeds
Construction
purposes.
at
the
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
comparatively new fields which have
largely because- of the Government's
and
net
of Canadian companies whose securi¬
to believe, recently have been or cur¬
rently-are being distributed in the United States in violation of
the
registration requirements of the Securities Act of
19-33, thus depriving
investors of the financial ancl other information essential to
General Corporation. & Investment News-Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
54
are
rate,
the
use
$
Highland
Inlet
The
35
for
1957,
automatic control. "These
and
E
the
ties, the Commission has
35
Massa¬
of
series
preferred
registration would provide;
and has its principal office's at 292 Main
Street, Cambridge 42, Mass. It is engaged in the design, manufacture
and sale of electronic equipment and systems for use in data
processing
on
to
proposes
estimated
arc
Mines Ltd.
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
any unpaid current and
been -no! market.,for. either
proceeds will be used for retirement of
bank, build up company's inventory of
ucts, purchase of test equipment and for working capital.
mand
1960
Amador
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
plus
thereon.
There has
the common stock.
the SEC
bonds,
^
44
company,
in- part,
or
preferential
the
is
basis.
whole
mortgage
cumulative
companies to its Canadian Restricted List:
pprlkur.not-subscribed for within rsuch period will be
offered to the public generally.
share
A
Amador Highland Valley Coppers
Ltd.—Canadian Re¬
45
Prices
first
preferred stock to retire loans outstanding under its revolv¬
agreement; to provide funds for construction of
property
and to reimburse the company's
treasury for expenditures
The SEC on July 8
41
-
of
series
of
for
stricted List—
40
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
.
warrants
company
and
credit
and
39
Canadian Stock
registration statement with
a
$4,000,000
shares
39
Stock Exchange
SEC Index of Stock
of
30,843
additions;
previously made for such
38
Over-the-Counter
(with
bonds
36
36
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
par
The
36
Coast Stock Exchange.....
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
the
any
time prior to May 15, 1959, or such later date as
may be
fixed from time to time by the Board of Directors. Any
Stock
31
Pacific
whole
to
Exchange
Exchange...
Stock
his
cockpit
Offered—This company
to
them
Stock
Stock
and
stock,
purchase of 92,529 common shares).
The bonds are to be oifered for
public sale at competitive bidding. The
preferred stock (with warrants) are to be offered for
subscription by
holders of outstanding common
stock, on the basis of one share of
preferred for each 30 shares of common.
The record date, dividend
rate, subscription prices and
underwriting terms of the preferred stock
offering are to be supplied by amendment. White, WeM & Co* and
Sterne, Agec & Leach aro listed as the principal underwriters.
27
Detroit Stock Exchange
May 2 offered 3,300 shares of preferred stock (par
$10) at $30 per share, without underwriting. These se¬
curities were offered as a speculation.
Holders of rec¬
ord April 9, .1959 of the company's preferred stock had
the privilege of subscribing for additional shares of
pre¬
extent
(Bonds)
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
July 8 filed
on
registration
1984,
$100
15
Stock Exchange
Boston
on
ferred
(Stocks)
American
"HorizontalNavigation Situ¬
ation Display," an electronic device that permits a pilot to
position over the ground pictured continuously on a
closed-circuit television .screen.t-V. 189, p. 2777.
Stock Exchange
New York
The
exafct
due
Page
feasibility of presenting tactical
on
a cathode ray display, in the cockpit
planes has been awarded to the corporation's' Avion division,
the Army-Navy Instrument Program, it was1 announced.
The Avion instrument is called the
company
seeking
Research Contract
of
Alabama Gas
This
1233.
p.
navigational information
effort.
35V
peak for any
of combat
under
of the stock of Anchor Casualty, showed that the offer
accepted by more than 99'o of Anchor common stockholders
the preferred stockholders.—V.
189, p. 1461.
been
and
research contract to. determine the
A
and
Copy
a
shares
had
1958
7,002,535
V:A' *
_
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
r
"
quarterly ending period in the history of the Fund.—V. ,j.S9,
ACF
INDUSTRIAL
-
$15,314,139 $10,511,491
...»
sha^e
Price
Increased-
Total net assets.
Asset value per
Monday, July 13, 1959
Corporation and Investment News
Month Ended June 30—
Shares outstanding
New-York 7, N. Y.,
J'
or
is
less
half
*
and
up
one
to
Canadian
twice
operation,
than
as
those
much
as
uranium
effective
mining
as
it has increased
of
the
Superfloc
other
plants,
available
uranium
yields
regularly used flocculant.
16
to
obtain
the
same
yields provided by
addition
to
uranium
the previously used product.
mining, Cyanamid exacts its new flocculant
find
wide application in coal and other areas of the
-mining indus¬
where solid-liquid separations are a problem. It may also be used
water, sewage, industrial wastes and chemical precipitates.—
to
treat
V.
190,
p.
45.
.-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
Monday, July 13, 1959
.
.
,
(150)
30. next, $136;000
of
Noxv 1,- 1968 at
105% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Provident
Tradesmens Bank & Trust Co., 17th and Chestnut Sts„ Philadelphia
corporation has called- for redemption on.JUly
its 6%
subordinated convertible debentures due
Pennsylvania.
;
$1,000 debenture may be converted into 36 class
class B shares of common stock up to July 30, 1959.—V.
3,
,
Of
635.000
be
CO.,
larfeest producer of rayon and
^manufacturer of nylon and Tyrex viscds.; tiny yarn, on July 1
its 30th anniversary of production.
Enki's first unit began
spinning rayon at the Enka, N, G\, plant cn July 1, 1939.
Enka's manufacturing operations, including
subsidiaries, have now
-«pread to"ffve-stateiiv North-Carolina, ..Tennessee, Massachyctts, Con*
nectieut
and California, raising
the corporation's plant investment
from less than $10,000,000 initially Id well • above $120,001,001 today.
major
company's rayon operation has been joined o by nylon fiber
facilities and a $2,000,000 research center.
Now under construction at
Enka
is
a
modern
three-story
administrative office building.
A
The
Inc.,
expansion,
doubling nylon ' capacity,, is in progress.
A
operation • was establi *\ed at Lowland, Tenn., with rayon
put into production in 1918. A $25,000,000 rayon staple plant
1956,
the
of
Willimantic,
the
production. During
the company's payroll increased from 2,200 earning
6,000 with a yearly payroll'of more than $25,000,000.
period,
same
the growth of
sales of !'>73,533,145
record
1958,
In
products.
paralleled
have
employment
and
and
plant
$1,900,000 to over
—V. 190, p. 40.
the first full year of
than in
times larger
20
were
\
sales
in
Increases
physical
West
Corp.,
Conn.
Rex
ir
„
outstanding
stock
directors
hew
June
They
26.
a.
shares
'
a
i; r o
pnro
-Plans to
tion on
to
natc.)
v
Acquire More Orr Industries,
77Id
orr,
set
company
the
on
counter
Nov;
market
latter
bid
and
37x4 asked.
oi Orr Industries stock in May 1957,
distributor £er maghetis tape made by the
25%
about
exclusive
net
a
similar
Ampcx
wouiu
ue
For. the fiscal yuar ended
computers.
$2,904 000.
showed
the
t
then known as ORRadio Industiie.s, Inc.
The tape is
television broa Icascing, sound,
instrumentation,
geophysical
electronic
were
common
shares for the purchase,
Based on July 6 final, quotation of
Kxciu.nge, the sliares have a ,market
Orr lnduscr.es traded on July 6 in the over-the-
company
in
used
were
became
it
;
209,000
official.
Vbflc~ Stork
at 33
acquired
Ami.cx
when
and
'
aside
has
vo a
value of $16,145,250.
New
6 announced plans io acquire 75% of Orr
exchange of 'one-'sun e of Ampex common for
subject to stockholder approval at meetings
J Ty
an
,
Oi
announced, socn
be
Amp:x
accoicmg
lias
Irving Bcckmann, an officer of the Land Co.;
i
Industries; Inc., by
i
corporation, which owns a tract of land at Whitehouse, N. J.,
residential development.
Since its organization, the com¬
and
second
will be used to develop and improve the properties of the
and its subsidiary, and will be available for further acquisi¬
iinpiovemetits and investments in real e tate.
Amptx Cori).
T
issued an aggregate of 680,000 shares.
Organizers of. the
Jack J. Arnold, President, who owps 186^667 shares of
stock;
Aaron
J. Gabriel,
Treasurer, 168,667 shares, and Jerome' P.
Weiss,
Secretary, 166,667 shares.
The three organizers (with their
wives) received 500,000 shares in consideration of the assignment to
the company of a contract to acquire Madison Park.
An additional
100,000 shares were issued for the Whitehouse Development stock, of
which Arnold received 20,000 shares, William Stix Wasserman 60,000
pany
$210,000
Inc. Stock—
under
last
Its
income
three
of
months
last
in
to
a
31, Orr sales,
ended May 31
of $11,900 for
Jan.
quarter
contrast
less
year.
recently estimated that its earnings for the I960 fiscal year
aioU.iU $3,900,009 on sales
of $60,000,003.—V. 189, p. 2030.
Anchor Casualty Co., St. Paul,
Minn.—Offer Expires—
Agricultural Insurance Co, above.—V. 183, p. 2894. iv T:;;
See
200,o0O|Shares
the
covering
port
r
$41,200
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
Directors—
elected to the board of this corporation
T. Kimball, Executive Vice-President ot
American & Foreign Power Co.; Frank L. Snell, senior partner in the
law firm of Snell & Wilmer, Phoenix, Ariz.; and A. Thomas Taylor,
Chairman of the Board of. International Packers Ltd.,
Chicago, III.
This increased the number of directors from 11 to 13. W. S. Robertson.
President of American & Foreign Power Ca. from 1944 to 1955, when
lie retired, and a director of the company for 19 years, did hot stand
for re-election as a member of the board.--V,
190. p. 46.
Thtee
Development, Co.,
Whitehouse
of
the
proceeds
tions.
cents
the
of
■
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—New
on
the
for
remaining
owns
account
on
company
public sale on a best efforts basis by A. J. Gabriel
of which Mr. Gabriel, an officer and director of the L tnd
sole stockholder.
The offering is to be made at $3 per share,
45
company
the
high
frequency
insulation and plastic
field was recently completed with the purchase
Acton, Mass., and William Brand & Co.,
into
Diversification
covered wire and cable
common
$105,000
and
purchase money mortgage given as part of the purchase pijice ($225,000
over
and above the first mortgage) of the property.
The balance of
York, N. Y„ on
with the SEC seeking registration
stock. Of the stock, 500,000 shares are
35.000 shares, the holder .of a mortgage on the com¬
'.property lias agreed under certain conditions to accept these
shares at $3'per sharelh reductldlTol such nltntguge..
' .
The Land Co. was organized under Delaware law in April, 1959.
It
ow ns 100 acres of developed and improved land G«d buildings tin Sackets
Harbor, N.
Y., known as "Madison Park" which has a deep water
frontage along the Llack River Bay section of Lake Ontario.
It also
the
now
in
of
Park
Madison
on
pany's
Jersey
there
with offices at 60 East 42nd St., New
proceeds of the sale of stock will be used, in part to pay off
mortgage held by the General Services Administrator
net
$175,890 first
a
Exchange Commission—
per share selling commission to the Underwriter.
The
lias granted the underwriter an assignable option to
purchase 1C0 shares for each 1.000 shares- sold by or through the
underwriter, the option being exercisable at $1 per share.
This option
covers a maximum
of 50,000 shares.
An additional 100,000 shares are
held or subscribed for by six individuals at $1.50 .per share and, as to
secend rayon
added
the
a
$9,300,000
was
The
Co., Inc.-—,
Land
Seaway
Lawrence
company' also
observed
filament
shares
offered
is
with
corporation, the nation's second
This
a
This company,
<%o..
Corp,—Observes 30th Anniversary—
Enka
St.
July 8 filed a registration statement
to
A and four
189, p. 1673.
&
Registers With Securities and
f
,
,
,
Each
American
American
Inc.—Partial'Call—
Electronic Laboratories,
American
The
were
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
John
arc
;
■
'
PAST
T
...
•
,.
and
CORPORATE FINANCING
QUARTER S
July 13confined to corporate financing
to the economy's pace of activity.
below, depicting estimated new issue financing in the
The tabulations
August 7 period and the past quarter's financing, are
American Forest Products Corp.
Private Placement
—
placed $2.7 million of 15-year notes
Life Insurance Co., and $1.3 million
-—This company has
with
York
New
Crocker-Anglo National Bank, Walter
5-year notes with
S.
Johnson, Chairman, announced.
construction
of
a
acquisition by this corporation of two Texas life insurance
companies was formally approved on July 2
by the Texas State
Insurance Commissioner.
This
transaction had previously been ap¬
by
the
the
Commissioner
Tennessee
The
Insurance.
of
plan
Fleming
after
announced
the
of
ruling
the
that
will
transaction
closed
be
now
within a few days.
Under the contract American Investors of Nashville will purchase the assets of American Investors Life and Ameritex
the
issuance
of
shares
1,035,576
then
will
firms
distribute
its
of
shares
the
stock.
common
The
shareholders
their
to
on
one-for-one
a
Public
calls
Houston, Board Chairman and
President
of the
Texas
companies,
and Harry A. McDonald of Washington.
Board Chairman of American Investors Corporation of Nashville, both
M.
share
basis.
The acquisition
will, result in American
of Nashville having a
total of life insurance in force plus
pending issue and delivery as of this date of about $74,300,000
of
May
31,
the
life
insurance
subsidiary group
of
American
projection of two weeks ago.
Quarter's Corporate
Financing
;.
financ¬
below, summarize the lift in both private and public
total
Most heartening is June's decidedly larger
May.
Private
and
Corporate Financing for
•
•
/.
,
June
Quarter
$305,959,860
$243,546,094
34,325,566
$265,233,169
72,475,000
_______
:
May
98,669,999
$814,789,123
205,470,565
April
Utilities
Transportation
Past. Quarter
i
'table
Business
Warren
"Texas
for
of American Investors Life IitSurahce Co. ancf> the
Corp. and its subsidiary,
City National Life In-,,
Co., all of Houston, Texas, by the Nashville financial concern.
surance
with
thai that
than last week's four-week projection and S300
more
ing during April, May and June.
purchase
Ameritex
.million
than the four-week
Past
The
proved
more
Tables I. II, and III,
Investors-Corp.—Acquisitions Approved—
American
for
million
r
Ag /
Calif.
they offer an encouraging insight as
During next week's scheduled dates of publicly offered; corporate volume, over
$200 million may be raised with equities exceeding, debt obligations five-fold.
The forthcoming four-week corporate calendar may aggregate over $531 millioQ.
This is roughly $161
firm intends to use the proceeds to finance
corrugated container plant at Santa Fe Springs;
The San Francisco-based
the
and
■
Banks, Investment
and
Insurance
35,231,733
132 282,566
15,645,400
1,100,000
183,159)338
12,320,763
381,414,448'
11,220,000
363,174,366
557,713,949
1,302,302,763
$846,961,997
$916,675,442
$2,518,041,789
Cos,_.
Foreign
A-l—,*;.
Other corporations
.
Investors
that
As
Investors
of
Total
—_J.w $754,404,350
Insurance Companies
Financial
Issue
Life
and
of Nashville, Baltimore and Columbia, S. G\, and
Casualty of Columbia—had in force plus pending
and
Public
while American Investors Life and
City National Life, both of Houston, .had $35,005,054. This transaction
increases
the
American
surance
delivery
$39,365,835,
of
number
Investors
operation
Nashville
of
in
its shareholders
of
the United
American MARC,
Tills
which
diese!
Marine,
engines,
boat
Under
the
is
held
widely
most
189,
making
life
in¬
2777."
p.
terms
being
of
the
made
acquisition
American
acquisition,
The
on
Marc
lias
terms
Creger
and
Marine
exact
becomes
will
and
continue
phasis
the
will
to
be
approved
proprietors
and
cruisers.
manufacture
placed,
on
Julw
cabin
3,
the
crusler
dresel
powered
a
sell
sail
F.
sales
American
water
Marc
cooled
__
846,961,997
191,839,000
916,675,442
$860,881,393
$15,230,000
$613,889,000
$2,518,041,789
of
Total
Stocks
I.
__l.
by two American Marc
foot
of
Bonds
showed
$<2,954,731.—V.
189.
a
p.
profit
for
the
y.—^
'
offices
sales
AMF's
southeast Asia
of
$208,68"
forces
with
two
Australian
business
enter-
and
in
plant
in
Melbourne.
service
Sydney's
AMF
headquarters
Rydalmere
Sterling
for
Ltd.
section
will
Australia
alsc
and
new;
operation
l«!erit.Tlt,ment which it has been
lyoo.
are
British Tobacco
the
of
tobacco
former
Co
prod¬
owners
ot
said
AMF
Sterling
making under license since JanuLtd.
will
P-f company s bakery machinery
-
customers
in
$33,375,000
$163,831,870
3- 7________
85,150,000
36,183,600
29,996,000
67,325,000
49,900,000
10,384,300
Total———
$234,704,GOO
$296,491,770
13-17_
_
_
_
—.
_
July 20-24_
July 27-31—
Total
$202,256,870
152,475,600
136,083,600
v".
-
40,380,300
$531,196,370
.
_
Hydro-Eiec.
for July 16.
Some of the larger corporate issues now scheduled
for the July 13-Aug.. 7
period are: $8 million Jersey Central- Ppwer & Light bonds on July 14, on July 21
$50 million Tennessee Gas Transmission bonds and $10 million Northrup debentures:
on
July 22 there are; 952,033 shares of Northern States Power Common; 396,000
figures above etc not include the Canadian municipal, Quebec
Commission $50 million debentures registered with the SEC and set
manufacture
and
other
complete
a
AMF
products
Tobacco
the association of AMF with British
1 facilitate development and production of
spare parts in accordance with
Australia and the Far East.—V.
requirements
190.
p..
4t.
tobacco
of
shares of
Public
and $15 million
the
.Pty- LtcJ- The latter firm, now absorbed into
Sterling Ltd., has been manufacturing automatic machinery foi
bakinB industry since 1935.
Among its products have been AMF
machinery and
the figures
CAPITAL
Stocks
Julv
-Expands Overseas
Andrews,
,.out
ia'
Bonds
Aug.
Ltd., the country's largest manufacturer
Messrs,
Walter
and
George
Patterson
compiled
FORTHCOMING CORPORATE DEMAND FOR
or
av/tpHcF, ^
'
$2,518,041,789
private sources. Unlike the tables above for last quarter's financing,
specifically with publicly, and not privately, scheduled issues.
fiscal
company's
period
AMF
¥£ Pa.
deal
are
r
area.
,PartP5fs in
(Australia.
and
$916,6.75,442
$843,961,997
> The
and
office
sales
/
ucts,
(1 ,,474,770,393
"
-
has joined
executive
branch
as
435,733,400
sail
to form a new company known as AMF Sterling Ltd., Moreheact
Patterson, Board Chairman, announced on July 2.
Representing further expansion of AMF's overseas operations, the
new company establishes AMF
production facilities for the first time
in Australia;- The company's other- overseasproduction centers are
in Sao
Paulo, Brazil, London and Bologna, Italy.
a
$1,043,271,396
—
$754,4(14,330
The data
issues.
to'launch
The
Quarter
y
oncoming aggregate dollar value "Of new corpo¬
by the Corporate Financing Department of the
"Commercial and Financial Chronicle" and are obtained from government agencies
and
tvpe
water cooled
prises
With
June
$430,937,042
The Table below estimates the
rate
2346.
American Machine & Foundry Co.
serve
May
$280,371,897
566,590,106
Forthcoming Public Corporate Offerings
single and
twin
cylinder air and
producing from 7 to 20 horsepower, electric
engine generator sets.
Marc
company
-y
$281,962,457
472,441,893
manufactures
diesel
Operations—
This
of
catamaran
high speed,
On Jan. 31, 1959—the eight month point in the
sales
em¬
Marc
$500,000.
of
26
a
III
ot
President
American
TABLE
"April
Total
diesel engines
and
year-American
i
167,500,000
2.080,000
Marc,
greater
Creger,
backlog
launched
American
but
boats,
N.
sail
generators
.v,^"
3,150,000
243,G$),4C0
catamaran
engines.
first
the
299,090,100
Total
foot
In three or four weeks, the division plans
boat..to be built
on
the
hydrofoil system.
boat will be able to reach speeds up to 30 miles an hour.
'
$754,404,350
,
Marine.
Vice-President
a
directors
of
24 and 30
division of
craft.
a
division
new
As
board
the
Greger
of
and
power
Marine,
is
to
become
in charge of the new division.
Creger Marine currently has
On
by
produces
Creger
and
$254,550,000
divi¬
a
price of the transaction,
basis, is yet to be de¬
dollar-for-dollar
a
been
Creger Marine designed
type sail boats and power
^
$10,000,00(1
:
The
the
Quarter
is
termined.
it
___
$217,891,893
$1,028,041,396
y.
June
Inc.—Acquires Boat Manufacturer—
Total
Bonds
$271,962,457
277,221,897
478.857,042
April
May
Placement
Stocks
Bonds
on
sion of American Marc.
which
third
the
States.—V.
thus
18,900
some
Private
Sales
Stocks
a
large U. S, manufacturer of small, light¬
July 2 announced the acquisition of Cregei
manufacturer, of Seal Beach, Calif.
company,
weight
to
II
TABLE
^fashville—which includes, the American Investment Life
AMF
Service
Co.
of
Hampshire
New
common,
and
$20
million
preferred Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line; 1 million shares of
bonds
N. Y.
Capital Fund of Canada on July 27; on July 28 there are 544,314 shares of AmericanSaint Cobain common, 1.1 million shares of Colonial Energy Shares common, and
$15
U. S. Plywood debentures; $46,962,400 Pan American World Airways
July 29; $15 million Penn. Electric bonds on Aug. 4, and $10,996,000
Power & Light debentures on Aug. 5.
,
million
debentures
Pacific
on
.
description of the above corporate financing may be obtained from
the "Securities Now in Registration" Section of the July 9 Thursday issue of the
"Chronicle," and. of course, the extensive "General Corporation and investment
News" in the Monday issue.
'
A detailed
.
.
y
.
.
July 9, 1959
N
Volume
190
Number
5863
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(151)
'■
■
Anchorage
Stock
Gas
Oil
&
Development,
Inc.
lhent,
Common
—
be
Offering—The
of comrrfon
being offered
share, on the
shares
company is offering 450,000 shares
(par $1), of which 379,325 shares are
stock
held
its
to
capital
basis
of
of
stockholders
one
record
share
new
June
1, 1959.
(EDST)
at
for
$1.50
each
will
shares
expire
will
be
at
3
p.m.
for sale
reserved
nroceeds from
net
aliotated
stock
the sale of common
following
and
in
uses
i
$15,000
National
Bunk
L.
PROCEEDS-The
H.
Tucker, "Ralph
offices
Peterson
at
the Susitna
are
unexplored.
Second
Ave.,
\
.
SPECULATIVE
drilling
ASPECTS
is
lor nil
activities
of
commercial
the
OF
THE
speculative,
laws
OFFERING—Due
that
given
be
can
V.
price
The
at Which
these
$1.37/
and
$2.25 ask.
$1.62/
bid,
land
—V, 189,
v."
2453.
p.
July
filed
Tonn.,
with
the
4.
•
r
covering
lor
option
the
is to
to
offer
the
members
board
Net
of
proceeds
at
$3
insurance
company's
of
business.—V.
,
used
189,
for
tax
—
Twelve Months Ended May 31—
Operating
revenues....—.......
and
Operating expenses
Net
operating
Rent
lease
for
Under
income—!____
Operating
income
etc.
to
Net' income
issued
to
———
and
to
acquire
South-Tex
in
it
the
of
12,278
765,412
—:
Balance
—V.
——.———
189, p. 2134.
and
owns
operates
with
connect
—
-$7,644,372
--
Associated
and
new
stock
each
H.
serving
Daniels,
the
said
that
own
the
producing
Waller, Harris
The
Products
Group,
Group,
a
Chemical Products
an International Division.
March
L.
31
While
share,
a
also
and
attaining
'
capital
and
acquisitions
John
$2.45
would
The
to
Agricultural
a
Specialty
Board,
fields
be
reported
Products
a
share
be
in
ADM's
that
will
30,
the
best
company's
high
new
of
$98,378,149,
financial
equal
the' board
approximately $51,000,090
ADM
$61.31
to
and
produce
profits
in
preceding year.
share profit
per
The
since
new
the
a
a
*
position,
approximate $3.50
long-range
that
on
$50,938,016, equal
J
markets
now
said
June
a
was
covering
Mr.
in
plants
and
products.
current
share,
$3.50
chairman
fiscal
year,
compared
figure,
if
with
attained,-
in
justify
optimism
for
further
improved earnings."
Because
of
the
company's
financing is planned
said. "He
THE
;
added
that
hot
of
to
support
all
-
im¬
•.
excellent
the
financial
program
positron
for growth, John
avenues—acquisition,'
COMMERCIAL
research
and
no^new:
Daniels
develop--
of
have
already
10,000,000 shares.
business June
17
the
approved
entitled
are
split
au¬
Shareholders
to
vote.
which
management
.
boilers
the
which
largest
generate
steam
to
heat
the
American
Furniture
commercial
building in the world devoted to one
in Chicago, 111.,
recently, it was re¬
ported by the company's
Chicago district sales office.
Designed to perform a heating job handled
formerly by four boilers,
the new
units produce
a
combined total of 48,000 hounds of steam
hour
per
The
into
went
at
maximum
continuous" capacity.
are classified
as B&W
"package" boilers. These were
B&W's Boiler division
plant
in
Wilmington, N. C.,
from
"knocked
operation
units
new
shipped
down"
for
assembly
and
erection
in
the
2563.
p.
building!—V,
189,
gas
a
outstanding
said,
sub¬
would
be
there
stock
common
outstand¬
Co.
As
the
with
agreement
announced
on
the
of
sold
and
will
of
also
royalty
payments
by Hawker
enable
said
011
30
—V.
to
the
accelerate
Of
the
agreement
of .new
by
the
vending
Rowe
line
gum,
Inc.—-Private
private
Avien is
and
Placement—A
investors
a
net
proceeds
of
the
ol
issuing
secured
notes
in
pro¬
order
additional and
continuing
period.—V. 188. p. 242.
aging
to
source
provide
of
over
a
period
of
financing whiskey during
Bendix Aviation
Months
Ended
Corp.
March
Domestic
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
31—
1959
sales,
Net
profit
royalties
for
and
Federal
Income
tax
12,790,197
9,120,100
10,926.801
8,733,333
$2.15
profit
per
$1.73
shariM.
common
Announces New Product—
eoliunn-type Precisionaire dimensional inspection air
inches
of
of
most
by
$
other
operating income 323,490,430 321,071,472
Federal., income- tax__„______
23,716,998
17,853,433
before
Provision
Unit
1958
$
Net
gaging
The
Sheffield
Designated
strument,
with
a
amplifications
1500
has
gage
two
three
to
by industry,
subsidiary.
Model
new
is
used
now
Corp.,
the
the
which
range,
instruments
Series
full.
a
times
inch
to
Single
1, or
up
10,000
instruments
to
1,
with
standard
available
are
June
'
column
in¬
and
scale
developed to meet
for gaging broader
2670.
column
15
that
in
Precisionaire
linear
to 100,000
to
1.
It
was
the
increasing need precision manufacturers have
dimensional tolerances at
higher amplification.
p.
than
.
long-range
15
with
gage
more
announced
was
amplification
for_ immediate
of
5,000
delivery.—V.
189,
group
of
institu¬
has
systems
Belmont Oil
of
investment,"
Mr.
this
Windcls, Jr., Administrator of the New York
Regional Office of
and Exchange Commission on
July 1 announced that a
complaint had been filed 011 June 30, 1959 in the
U. S.
Securities
the
James
Weiss
is
said.
added
(He
obtain
to
funds
that
for
capital
currently is en¬
new
Avien
gaged in a number of new product developments which will
additional
funds
for
anticipated
expansion
of
operations.""
require
corporation
was
admitted
Available
for
trading
are
A
to
York,.
M.
d'/b
tratioti
of
Falls,
B.
are
shares
currently held by over" 1,000 stockholders.
For the, fiscal year ended June 30.
1958, Avien
S7.398.000.
nine-month period
$5,-991,000, an increase of
'
outstanding,
which
reported
sales
of
ended
14"%
March 31, 1959, Avien sales
over'the nine month period
in
and
action
ol
The
in
the
the
Securities
and
G.
Howard
Act
escrow
of
in
1933
the
offer
and
sMe
Oil Corp.
complaint is The
holding
nor
First
action
agents,
National
Bank
of
Wichita
agent named by "one of the defendants, James
shares of the stock in escrow.
It is
that the Bank is otherwise involved' in
5,235,922
for
among
that
statement
filed
the
Bank
1957.
shares
of
of
properties
of
is selling or offering
motion
be
filed
Oil
Coip.
Oil
in
or
in
restrain
employees
Belmont
the
returnable
the
from
Corp.
defendants,*
further
until
to sell
July. 14
011
and
sales
<Jf
unless
a
effect.
Commission's
motion
disclose
.'
incorporated, in Nevada in 1919
Divide,Mining Co. After seme desultory
was
In
out
this
an
325.000
Belmont had
authorized capitalization of
T,500,-
value assessable stock, of\ which 350,000 shares
Defendant Boren acquired 299,000 shades for $1,000
par
.
Immediately
additional
shall
of
Belmont
time
10c
squeezed
assessment.
of
became
defunct
by 1924.
It was acquired 'for
empty shell by defendant James B. Boren about Novem¬
At this
outstanding.
then
attorneys and
Belmont
as' an
ber
notice
support of
following facts:
Belmont
name
a
of" shares
others: the
the
filed
preliminary..injunction-to
sell
affidavits
The
claimed
has
servants,
to
registration
were
it
the shares.
offers
$1,000
is
Commission
the
their
and
ing*.
were
Company, Myron Rosenthal
/barged in the complaint
any
and
"
Court
of New
York; to enjoin this corporation,
Fox, National Registrar and Transfer Co.,
Edward Canter, Michael Cantor, Morris1 J.
Belmont
Uie
Texas, the
Boren,
not
of
stock of
named in
000
A
a.
Inc.,
Reiter
J.
provisions
common
Also
operations,
listing July 6 on the American
previously had been traded
class
a
Defendant.
capital stock
209,259
District
Borerv Joel
Peerless-New
under
Admitted to Listing in New York—
Exchange. The class
over-the-counter.
' ;
District
Southern
B.
Stolle, d/b/a H. G. Stollj and Co., Carlton
Securities, Iiic., David Man
del, Harry Cohen and Abe Bigelison from further
violating the regis-
the
instrumentation.
financing
Corp.—Complaint Filed—
Paul
the
the
way
other shareholders by, levying a 5c
lie obtained all 350,000 shares then
thereafter
undetermined
shares,
Boren
value
giving
him
transferred
to
a
Belir.otn
total
oi
certain
in
per
share
outstand¬
alleged
exchange
675,000
oil
for an
shares.- The
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE*
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570
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J
Morrissey
Dana Selbert, President.
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[every Thursday (general news and advertising issuel.with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
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(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company
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in United States. U. S. Possessions.
Subscriptions
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00
per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year
OtheT Countries, $72.00 per year.
NOTE; On account of the fluctuations In the rate
^
of exchange, remittance for foreign
subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York fund*.
William
1
releasing
Reiter.
leading designer and manufacturer of
missile
purpose
the
Sept.:
011
Distilling Co.—Registers With SEC—
for
cigarettes,
beverages,
notes are convertible into the
company's class A capital stock
maturity at: an initial conversion price of $11 per share,
Cur¬
rently, there are 209,259 such class A capital shares
outstanding.
Inrecent Weeks, the-market price of the
company's class A shares has
ra'riged between 10'4 and 15/ in the unlisted market.
"
1
For
at
Sant-
repayment
an
its
until
"The
the
the
Profit
Merchandising Co, will operate
merchandising through vending
under
Van
sale of the notes,
$1,500,000 will.'be used
of short-term loans from banks
and other lenders,
from pledge whiskey warehouse
receipts for about
44,000 barrels of
whiskey. The remainder of the proceeds will be added
to the general funds of the
company and Will be available for financing
inventories of tiging
whiskey., This offering- is the third under a
vending
source
East,
company,
thereby
A
primary
the
located at 131 North LaSalle
Street, Chicago, 111.,
registration statement with the SEC
seeking registration of
$2,000,000 of 6% secured notes, due
July 1, 1965, to be offered for
public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Fulton Reid &
Co., Inc.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. The notes are to
be secured by whiskey warehouse
receipts for not less than 2,500,000
original proof gallons of
Kentucky bourbon whiskey produced
by the company not earlier than
Jan. 1. 1959.
V
vending
its
in
a
Net
Camp
manufactured
products
its ' production ■> facilities
Siddeley.'
Canteen
with
paint
1610.
p.
Barton
This
the
Automatic Merchandising Co.
cooperation
of
centers
_
includes machines for vending
pastry, sandwiches, hot and cold
beverages, and other products.—V. 189, p. 2346.
ancl
aircraft
188,
filed
by
that
all
marketers
Chemical
Hawker
June
manufacturing
Canteen,
leading
and
Baltimore, Md.
cregjtjire and planning phases start
immediately
assumed its
work
officially for the company
Dugdalc
Six
Automatic
the
Paint
Winans,
While
Board.
in England.
Siddeley will become
.in
of
one
Baltimore
Mt.
gram
America—Licensing Agmt.
Corp.—Advertising Agent
corporation
has
appointed
VanSant,
Dugdgle
&
Co.„ Inc.,
Md., to handle advertising for two of its divisions.
divisions are the Baltimore Paint
& Color Works Corp., manu¬
facturers
of
Gleem
and Wall-Fix
paints, and Murphy Paints, Inc.,
makers of Murphy paints.
The
for
and
purchased $550,000 of
Avien, Inc. 10-yuar 6% convertible subordinated notes,
Leo A.
Weiss, President of^ the company announced on
July 2. The placement was arranged by Dean Witter
&
Baltimore Paint & Chemical
This
Baltimore,
Canteen.
President
it
food,
Avien,
This
1956.
provement in future earnings, he continued, and the $2 a share annual
dividend rate will
be
increased
when
there
are
"solidly established
trends
in- "
of
the Timberland
all
of
Mosser
Associated
of
his. company
Stock
plans
substantially
introduction
The
the
•
invested
serve
Daniels
ended
worth
sound
this
continued, ADM has
which
reached
net
record.
a
"of
Chairman
Daniers,
.working
$31.75
share
Group,
an
and
Thomas
to
he continued, will be comprised of
structure,
new
on
and
.1
new
standard
four-for-one
■
among
carbonated
,
close
to
add to
program
complete
tional
organizational structure will bring ADM's
products closer to their users and will
enable
the
company
to capitalize
more
fully on the "real growth
potential" of .their, markets.
than .1,000
more
•-
Activities
activities into four major groups,
was announced on June 26 by John
market,
common
a
Co.—Consolidates
company's
President.
Daniels
Mr.
of
Timber-
the Hawker Siddeley Group's manufactured products
are
automobiles, airplanes, steel, and chemicals,
among many others.
Mr. Johnson said the RowCi line of automatic vending machines will
be" produced by Gloster Aircraft
Co., Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary
of Hawker Siddeley,
cooperating closely' with Rowe engineers at Rowe's '
home plant in
Whlppany, N. J.
The
Archer-Daniels-Midland
proposed
par value from $1 to 25c per-.share.
related proposal to increase the Fund's
Babcock & Wilcox CO.—New
Boilers in Operation—
years
Co.
Chairman
vending-equipment
candy,
Consolidation
of
announced
of
gas
conversion
upon
Canteen
manufactured
Included
$7,688,954
,
the
a
of
a
proxy statement, the net asset
value of the Fund's
was
$31.29
(United. States dollars) at the close of
business
17-—or $7.82 if and when the stock
split goes into effect.—'V. 188.
45.
a
several
jointly-owned Rove Automatic
exclusively in .the field of automatic
machines, Mr; Johnson said.
■
on
give
industry,
17
additional
assures
we
The
*.
Ltd.—Plans
According to the
p.
Schcinman.—
Siddeley Group .will also be sold to other automatic
operators in England and the sterling area, he added.
■\
at
directors
Mart,
was
Orange,
Canada
on
-152,400 shs.
X.
Board."
acres
of
vote
shares
all capital stock
Corp.,
Chairman
interest
reduction
will
17
the
marketability of the Fund's shares. If the share¬
their approval, it is expected that
certificates for the new
shares will oe delivered
early in September.
June
Outstanding
William
July
capital stock from 1,500,000
will
holders
\
Co.—Acquisitions—
•The
$8,432,674 ;
743,720
$8,409,784
—;
feels
ami
on
will also act
of-Vecc-rd
Dec.
on
of England,Bird Ltd., another large
concern
with world-wide interests and
subsidiaries in manufacturing,
chemicals, merchandising, mining and electronics."
1
-
-applicable to preferred stock-.
Dividends
They
thorized
and
hydrocarbons.
Johnson,
added
which
$4,457,601
$4,198,206
stock .split
assets
FINANCING
1,250,000 shs.
be
Mosser,
He said:;'Tiawker
vending machines for Rove
219,363
deductions:.—_r —
•
—
shareholders
Tlie
PRESENT
Hawker
Interest,
The
the
merchandising;
$12,607,990 $12,890,275
Groses 4ncomc_.^..___^.__^—:-r_-
by management, are eligible for
75,000 shares per annum.—V. 189,
Axc-Templeton Growth Fund
A
Ycrk.
wholly-owned
$12,670,912
224,611
to
Leverone,
Arnold
372,000
$12,383,379
_
the
«
TO
cents)..
an
acquisitions
agreement
$13,042,912
(net)——
New
.'
EFFECT
contracted
subsidiary of Automatic
•
Other
owned
the rate of
OU1 -XOl-Une otOCk- Spilt—
incorporated
was
all
agreement, Hawker Siddeley, one of the world's
giant
concerns, will manufacture "for sale in England and the
sterling area
the complete line of automatic
vending equipment produced in America
by Rcwe Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
the
.
1953
$12,756,150
__________
of
Furthermore, plant profits will
through-put and the
the
liquid
Nathaniel
43,277,552
plant—______
to
name-incorporated
.This company has cancluded a licensing
Siddeley Group, Ltd., of England, it was
$56,320,464
372,771
revenues..:—:—
of
by
Automatic
.
1959
miles
in
machines
46,115,990
State
convertible
debentures,
approximately 3,723,000 shares of
ing,—V. 190, p. 46.
Y
of
$58,872,140
L
—-.
taxes—y
the
same
ordinated
.
Earnings Lower—^
•'
the
corporation,
succeeded
closing of the South-Tex acquisition is subject to
obtaining
ruling from the Internal Revenue Service, Mr. Mosser said.
He
Arkansas Power & Light Co.
and
and
South-Tex
2346.
p.
10
shares
/Upon issuance of the
•
..
.
conduct
the
shares,
—'V. 189, p. 2347.
fittings,
Filial
on
stock,
Products, Inc.
Secondary Offering — A secon¬
dary offering of 15,000 shares of common
stock
(par
$2.50) was made on July 7 by Lee
Higginson Corp. and
associates at $130 per
share, with a dealer's concession of
$3 per share. This offering was
quickly oversubscribed.
the
in
reserves.
richer
to
be
These
class A at
to
were
up
170%, from $94,000 to
l5*/a cents to 42»/a cents.
'
there are 392,153 Class E shares
from
rose
A
1140.
ah
to
cubic
30
creased
806,667
share.
stock will
per
sale
the
developing
recently dis¬
developed by Associated and affiliated companies in Jim
Wells County.
The majority of these fields contain
gas rich in liquids
which, the plant is
designed- to extract.
V
Capacity of the plant, Mr. Mosser said, will be
expanded to handle
..
and
in
and
Corp.
plant
million
system
shares
966,667
reserved
proposes
class
Associated,
covered
of common stock,
including
employees and directors.' The
shares for public sale at $3
per share.
The offering
be made on a best efforts basis by
Abbott, Proctor & Paine and' three otner firms, who will receive a
•selling commission of 40. cents per share.
The company was organized under Tennessee law on May 14,
195J.
It proposes initially to write all forms of ordinary life insurance, and
may • later
write group insurance,
health and
accident and other
insurance. The prospectus lists J. W, Sullivatt, Jr., as Board Chairman
and Ernest C. Steele as President.
Among the promoters are persons
.associated
with
the
four
underwriting firms, each of which firms
has purchased 4.250 "shares at S3
per share.
The company now has
outstanding 33,333 shares of stock, all acquired by the underwriters
1959,
shares
1.
160,000
company
share-
per
the
outstanding.
p.
and
modern
gas
processing and
Nueces County,
Texa§_ with a present capacity of
feet of raw gas daily, and a 75-mile
gas gathering
syst'em.
The plant extracts a
variety of products from the raw gas,
including gasoline, distillate, butane,
propane, ethane, and heavy oils.
The Timberland
acquisition will be effected in
exchange for 107,317
shares ol Associated stock.
Associated will issue 162,500 shares for
South-Tex Corp., Mr. Mosser said,
•"
The 269,817 shares issued for
these acquisitions must be held
under
the provisions- of investment
letters, Mr. Mosser indicated.
The
South-Tex plant, located 25 miles west
of
Corpus Christ! in
the
Agua
Dulce
Field,
is
currently
processing
approximately
40
million cubic feet of
gas
daily but has the capacity to handle 75
million cubic feet daily.
The present through-put
will be substan¬
tially increased, Mr.Mosser said,
by extending
the gas gathering
v
SEC
wells
South-Tex
Building,
Knoxvillc
(par
16,000
oil
recycling
-
offices at 1401 Bank of
a
registration statement
with
company,
stock
company has
future
This
utilized
liquidation
Tyler,
and
deep Wilcox and Frio producing
7,982 acres surrounding these wells.
The com¬
also .has
one
medium
and
two
large- drilling rigs now under
to Prince Marine
Drilling & Exploration Co., a firm controlled
pany,
by
Appalachian National Life Insurance Co. — Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Knoxville,
of
GIVING
Exploration ...Co,
lease
-
earnings to date, Since incorporation, it
by sale of its stock to the public and by
,
the
p.: 2346.
and
gas
operations
received
from
other companies in the form of bottom hole
(i.e., contributions to the cost of drilling the Rosetta No. 3 well).
monies
money
Delaware
a
non-producing leases in Newton,
Jasper Counties, Texas, including
f
was
"
be
for
Authorized
29 by
Harry J.
Timberland- owns
the
quotation as of June 29,
■
no
its
to
corporation
the laws of
June
are
ask.
has had
company
financed
The
189
This
in the
over-the-counter market during 1958 and the first six months of 1959
was a low in March, 1958, of 75 cents bid, $1 ask, and a high in April,
1859, of $2 bid
to
earnings
while
year,
Earnings
conversion
extra
Two
offered is not
of the company s
shares
indebtedness,
Ass«fl6iated Oil & Gas
will result in production of oil or gas in
Therefore, the stock offered herein is a specu¬
to
used
:
/Includes
.
represent the per share liquidation value
properties nor to reflect any capitalization of future earnings.
The range of the bid and ask prices for the company's stock
The
a
under
Common
that
fact
the
be
merged; with
CAPITALIZATION
75
to
will
-
the
of
proceeds
industries.
'
assurance
110
the
The company's
principal place of business is located at 32 Industrial
Avenue, Little Ferry, N." J.
The
company
manufactures
hydraulic
fluid
line fittings and related
products for the aircraft and missile
company
quantities.
security.
claimed
has
of
19," 1951
Valley approximately 30 miles north of the City of Anchor¬
it owns the oil and gas leases on 05,500 net acres.
The
on
unproven,
wildcat land which
to
af large extent
is
where
leases
lative
net
certain
•■March;30," 1959,
liabilities
engaged in wildcat drilling for oil gnd gas on lease lands in Alaska.
It own.4 -and operates its own drill rigs.
Its primary,,activities are in
age,
of
BUSINESS—The company,
i
1954, by George
A.»Tucker.
Its principal
Anchorage," Alaska;- It is
Rosetta
and
East
134
and
advertising and sales program directed particularly
California market, to finance increased
inventories of hydraulic
and
for working capital.
the following
the
was incorporated under
(now. State of Alaska) March 29,
D,
located
are
skills
extensive
properties in the Susitna Valley, including in order , of
final completion tests of Rosetta well No. 1; (b) drilling
additional test wells at locations indicated by the results
of the seismic survey; and <c> deepening and completing No
3, and
the balance ol such proceeds v/ill be added to the general iunds of the
company and will be available for general corporate purposes, including
.an estimated
$25,000 lor equipment, $25,000 for lease rental, $75,000
for extension of seismic survey, $30,000 for salaries, $30,000 for other
expenses incurred ill the ordinary course of business and the balance
reserved for fdtufe development of, the company's properties
in such
form as
may
be indicated by the additional geological information
obtained by the foregoing drilling and seismic surveys.
coihpany
fiscal
addition
expansions, the ADM president said
o.a
cancellation
(a)
Territory of Alaska
In
Aircraft Associates, Inc.—Common Stock
Of¬
Waters & Co., Inc., of
Hempstead,
June 18 publicly offered 150,000 shares of com¬
stock (par 10
cents) at $2 per share. Offering over¬
I.,
mon
of Anchorage
BUSINESS—The
overseas
domestic
on
foreign
operations
as
investment abroad must
3
2025.
p.
more
or
its
subscribed.-
company's
one
previous
$254,000..
increase
be
Arnav
.
created by a loan of date April 13, 1959,
the proceeds of which loan were used to finance a seismic survey on
the company's property.- Approximately $250,000
will be used during
the 1959 season to continue exploration' arid drilling operations on the
priority
will
policy that return on
the extra costs, the extra
govern
facilities—will
will
fered—Hamilton,
in the event rthey are not sufficient to accomplish tnenv ail.
will be used to discharge bank loan indebtedness to the First
the
188,
existing
declared,-emphasis
Avon
offered
will
priority
to
A
,of
goals.
he
also
wjth
involved will
—V.
The
hereby
be
warrant.
commensurate
modernization
fftture
years,-
ADM
———XT—
on
offering.
PROCEEDS— The
five
risks
ing options to purchase stock, and 26,501 shares reserved
for sale to key employees and professional consultants.
National Securities Corp., Seattle, Wash., is underwriting
the
but
be
and
achieve
next
conditions
per
three
holders pf outstand¬
to
expansion
to
the
expansion,
subscription
July 31, 1959.
Upon expiration of the subscription offer, the unsub¬
scribed stock will be offered to the public.
Of the bal¬
ance
of this issue, consisting of 70,675
shares, 44,174
offer
and
utilized
For
■■■
■
-
"
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
then
was
ment ol'
•in
have
securities
These
They
telephone salesmen.
35
urn
Monday, July 13, 1959
.
.
over-the-counter market is 12'^c bid, 25c offeied,
The Commission in this action was represented by
Bright and Alan
V Devaney Jr., Henry Bright and Alan
was
conducted under the supervision
Milsee, Joseph F. Laffcrty and Edward
J
Jr., Henrv
Devrney,
Mr. Wmdels, John
investigation
It. Caist, and the investigation
of Mr. Wiridels, by L. Bruce
R. Conlin, Investigators.
R. Gsist, and the
75'1 interest in the main leasehold prop¬
erties included in the transaction, with the remaining interests being
held in equal parts by Magellan petroleum and Oil Investments, Magel¬
lan was formed recently as a result oi the merger of Pan-Israel Oil
Co.
Inc. and Israel-Mediterranean Petroleum
Inc. Gil Investments is
a
subsidiary of Paneoastal Petroleum Co. and Pantepec Oil Co., both
totalled $1,028,900 during the business year ended
1959, an increase of 64%
over the $628,200 earned in
30
preceding
^'sales
annbunced. on
President,
Saltzman,
Maurice
year,
agreement, the Canada Southern group
will receive partial payment in the amount of $1,500,000 concurrently
with the closing of the transaction, with the balance of $2,000,000 to
be paid in three equal instalments during the next three years.
The
agreement further accords to the Home-Signal-Kern team a
purchase option under which it may acquire a 50%
interest in on
additional 31,966-acre tract
retained by Canada Southern and its
partners, which is located 011 the North Petitot structure.
The pur¬
chase option is exercisable initially at $400 per net
lease acre until
Aug. 1,1960, increasing to.$1,000 per net lease acre in tne final year
-
time
30,
April
on
the same
compared with $1,600,400 at
as
ago.
year
a
.
■
.
41
reported that the company expects its rate of growth
to continue at a high level during the fiscal year now under way.
"Shipments lor the spring ond summer—seasfens of 1959 were 38'*
higher than those for the same seasons last year. Our advance
bookings lor the fall season, on which we are now at work, show
an
increase ot more than 30%
over the bookings lor the comparable
period last year," he stated.
.
,
.
' <~
"Although our total bookings during the past six months have
been greatly ahead
of bookings f.or the same period last year, we
do not believe it
advisable to project the entire year's sales at the
same
rate of increase.
However, on the basis of these early indi¬
cations, we look forward to a substantial increase in net sales lor
the fiscal year ending April 30,
1960," he added.
A
new
87,000-square-foot main office building, plant and distri¬
bution
center
new
being constructed adjacent to
the company's
Cleveland, Ohio, headquarters' is scheduled for completion in July.
An estimated
$800,000 will be required to equip this structure and
integrate it with the present headquarters.
Tentative
plans are
now
under review for construction by an
industrial
development
corporation and leasing by Bobbie Brooks
of
a
new
single-story plant in Lock Haven, Pa., of approximately
50,000 square feet,--V. 189, p. 1571.;
Saltzman
Mr
v.ork
the
—.V.
189,
approved
7
common
effective on July 9, and thus increased the authorized
stock to 7,500,000 shares of $1 par from 2,500,000 shares
Of
par.—V.
became
$2.50
187,
2243.
p.
earnings for the first half of 1959 are
net
Zurich, Switzerland, one of the world's
producers.//'%'
•
The plant is a completely modern facility situated on a 1,300-acre
tract. Along with equipment for producing high energy propellants
and propulsion units, the Ashville facilities include a test firing range
lor rockets and missiles and research and
development laboratories.
The
plant will provide Aincel Propulsion, Inc., with facilities for
prototype production of advanced high energy solid propellant systems,
along with capacities for developing cast and pressed high energy
composite and double base propellants and propulsion units, motor
year," Mr. Brockett said.
crude oil production for pre second quarter is estimated
29,0.00 iWrels- p.. day, 2,200 barrels a day more than the
corresponding quarter\of 1958.
Residue gas sales in Canada for the.
second quarter are estimated to be 64 million cubic feet a day.
%
In the United States, natural gas production of the B-A Oil
Pro¬
average
averaged approximately-60 million cubic fret,
first
hall
the
of
Net production of crude oil lor the period at
day was about equal to that ot 1958—-V. 189,'
year.
nearly 28,000 barrels a
p.
1924.
Interstate
Co.
Telephone
—
have approved by an overwhelming
margin the Employees' Restricted Stock Option Plan as adopted by
the Board of Directors on April 1, last.
Stockholders
of
Holders
ratio
of
maximum
in
support
This
the
of
of common
shares
be
granted
in
No
stock.
the
first
more
„
The
„
is
to be *ot
the
on
and
them.
2671
pp.
10,000
the
plan
and
is to expire
2454.
fair
market
'
1959
'
.
—
_
13.054,901
income.
11,719,434
$3,503,557
" 12,388
__
$3,304,825
21,821
before
debuetions-
$3,515,945
$3,326 646
1,146,364
1,147 057
$2,369,581
$2,179,589
369,292
380 549
$2,000,289
1,187 161
Net income
011
preferred stock
Shares
1 106 426
...
'
1
Balance
'
;
of capital
stcck outstanding:
(par value $12.50
convertible
Preferred
5.3'/*
series
series
(par
"E"
covered
5.36%
series
8 979
"G"_
series
"H"
§.5%
scries
I
14,495
4,744
6 297
3!914
G0I0O0
139,000
139,000
60,000
——
bonds out¬
for
the period
ended
May 31,
1958
for 1 stock split for comparison
of
a
of
and
and
(par
GIVING EFFECT
30
stock
whose
planter
Profit
346,580
preliminary and subject to change.—V. 190,
boxes
PRESENT FINANCING
313,850
sris.
$4,945,569
$4,336,871
4,804,422
4,889,780
$1,297
$141,140
4,276,758
$39,973
4,034,633
earned
passengers—....
19,986,435
*$52,909
90,988.847
Production Well—
Cities Service Co.—Has New
July 7 announced a new producing oil well, with an
indicated.daily potential of 800 barrels of 35 gravity oil, on the Las
Monas .structure of the two million-acre El Carare : rea
in Colombia.
on
well is producing from 99
feet of perforations at depths
The
Las
Monas
190,
Petroleos.—-V.
de
48.
p.
Fuel
Iron
&
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
shares of common stock (no
June^SO by Bache & Co. at $26.25 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 80 cents per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.—
V. 189, pi 2888.
secondary offering of 30,000
par) was made on
Products Co.—Stock Offered—W. C.
Clifton Precision
offered 120,000
share. Of the
120,000 shares,6 50,000 are being sold for the account of
the company and 70,000 shares for the account of the
company's sole present stockholder. This offering was
Langley & Co. and associates on July 8
shares of common
stock at $16.50 per
oversubscribed and the books closed.
the
from
.
the
proceeds to be received by
shares, approximately $390,000
net
of
the
prepay
for
Heights,
space
manufacturing
additional
and engineering
capital.
for
inc.
taxes
Federal
debt
stock
~~
(par
-
shares
have been
ad¬
Net
profit
purposes.
On
—V.
188,
per
p.
.
outstdg.
lOf
this
November
$1.43
3,227,809
$3.61
10,004,735
$3.26
7,344,513
monthly
1,758,151
1,642,816
5,175,104
3,728,122
or
$1,584,993
$4,829,631
$3,616,391
1,110 781
and
amount
share___
2739 and V.
189,
$1.24
p. 2888.
$1.43
$3.61
$3 26
^241.597
398,000 shs.
is payable in monthly instalments to
interest at G%'% a year; $73,434 is payable in
to November 1962, wth interest at G% a year;
$140,940
1967, 'with
instalments
$27,223 is payable in
at 5'7%
a year.
interest
1.110,781.1.336.504
-
'Excluding amounts due within one year.
53,702,074
1,336,504'
$346,970
£600,000 shs.
$1)
chattel
monthly instalments to February 1961, with
This indebtedness is secured by real estate
mortgages.
^Includes 20,000 shares reserved for
profit
Common
balance
Outstanding
Authorized
$1.24
3,408,911
&
The
design, development, pro¬
duction and sale
of
servomotors, navigational
computers and certain other servo-mechanistris for use primarily in
aircraft and missiles.
The unfilled order backlog of the company at
March 31, 1959, was approximately $2,700,000.—V. 189. p. 2780.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
is engaged in the
synchros, instrument
BUSINESS—Company
$1,650,760
before
State taxes on income
equipment.
will be available for working
£
209,450,614 161.549,710
the company
will be used
serial bonds, approxiof providing additional
manufacturing and storage at the company's plant in Clifton
Pa., and approximately $100,000 will be used to purchase
.sale
the company's 8%
first mortgage
mutely $220,000 will be used to defray the cost
to
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$
$
Service
carried
project is a joint venture which includes Colombiaoperator, Richfield Oil Corp. and Empresa Columbiana
Colombia
Cities Service us
76,261,752
share
ranging
drilled
6,372 feet. This is the third producing well
structure by a subsidiary, Colombia-Cities
Petroleum
Corporation. An active drilling program is toeing
forward to determine the extent of the field.
feet to
4,700
the
Common
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
1959—3 Mos.—1958
—
1959—5 Mos.—1958
995,943'
971,500
-
pap.
on
Earnings Higher
—
1959—Month—J 858
$1,011,473
$997,240
.
& fixed
exps
Company
are
will be manufactured by the
* ''
2,000.000 slis.
cents)
30,337
483,033
189, p. 1925.
—V.
Pennsylvania
Brick process, which will
other retail outlets during
TO
43,274
90,202
reyeiiueJ—*
Revenue
1958.
outdoor
5,712
02,002
^
PROCEEDS—Of
Century
stores
Soya Co., Inc.
per
7,618
316.243
439,759
56,290
0,891
i.
1959, figures are
Return
sales promotion,
officers and em¬
manufacturing
is
16,
shares
indoor
These planter boxes
sales
profit
Net
$31,738,000 $31,966,000
shares
April
on
$
Net
11,866
1791.
p.
Central
Net
ears
charges.-,-—
box
does not manufacture any of the
applying the Century Brick process.
the
with
Period End. May 31—
Provision
standing
justed to reflect the 2
stock
189,
.
_/
Colorado
America
of
company
—V.
30.245
716
vacant at
60,000
(par $25)
Principal amount of first mortgage
"Common
11 947
2^869
Go',000
.
"C".
series
12,423
•
9,935
/_
"J'1
nonconvertible
5.08%
been
company
department
spring of 1960.
itself.
44,613
1>3,371
/
48.
Long-term
«'F"—
series
series
had
planter
additional
line
a
exterior
to
Introduced
the
passenger
Operating
Stock Offered—Sum¬
and
Corp.
dealers .in
its
designed
the
on
19,867
4,630
Cincinnati Transit Co.
its
on
$25)
9,138
5.2%
4.4%
this work
on
salaries to
items,
incorporated
buildings. The
lias
Century
Common
.
5.2%
hew
company,
CAPITALIZATION
1
share—
per
"D"
5.28%
Preferred
carry
.
—
"Common
to
major source cf the company's income is from its franchise
Century Brick Corp. oi America is engaged at the present
time
in opening up franchise dealers within
the United States to
install and apply the Century Brick process to both residental and
be
_
Dividends
specific
Blancke
$1,799,040
!
deductions.
etc.
5G.141
31,132
1,894
Period End. May 31—
The
by
202,372
96,943
3,999
8,651
Trucks
Total
dealers.
used
255,005
11,462
7r:_
Total
i».
hereby being offered for sala to the public.
commercial
*1959—6 Mos.—1958
35,483
17,555
5,170
50,101
.
Dodge
on
Brick
been
the
of
"1959—Month—1958
Soto
Tola!
governmental research and develop¬
Corp.—Common
engineering
having
account
the
a
Chrysler
Imperial
never had a public offering of its stock, all of which
prior to this offering, owned by 13 stockholders who do not intend
sell their shares.
All of the present financing is exclusively for
materials
Balance
June,
Dodge
was,
1953.
Plymouth, Dodge, De Soto, Chrysler ar.d Imperial
and Dodge Trucks, U. S. only for the month of June,
months of 1959, compared with the month
year ago arid the first six months of 1958 was:
Perold End. June 30—
Century has
•
$16,558,458 $15,024 259
taxes
and
operating earnings-^—.—_
Interest,
through
and be used for selling, advertising and
and
Output Higher-
cars
Plymouth
The
BUSINESS—Century
1969
1
Earnings Increased
—
revenue—..
Operating expenses
Net
as
plans
company
well
ployees, rental for offices,
display
facilities, and 4oy working capital.
to
Nonoperating
The
of Chairman and Vice-Chairman
during recent years—V. 189, p. 2455.
company
vehicle engi¬
and for the first six
1959,
Blancke has been elected Chairman and
Corporation,
March
on
-
California Water Service Co.
Operating
is
Celanese
positions
developing
.
of
production
passenger
from
Harold
%
to act.as the
greatly increase the tank's operational range
It will operate with a four-man crew.—V. 190, p. 48.
June Car
De
,
previously .selected
engine will
mobility."
and
vehicle in existence.
was
lor the- new tank.
agency
diesol
The
Blancke Chairman—
the
of
corporation
neering
contracts.
mental
medium' tank:
millimeter grin will
The
of
the M-60 is scheduled to replace the present
Army Ordnance officials believe the M-60's new
provide the necessary fire power-to successfully
the Army
According to
Securities, Inc., of New York City, on June 22 pub¬
licly offered 150,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents) at $2 per share.
%
\ %
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be added to the general funds of
-
less than 95% of the
option is granted.
Twelve Months Ended May 31—
\
for
initiative,'as
Century Brick
dat<* the
unless sooner terminated,
plan,
189,
than
years
made any determination of the number
will he granted under the plan.
yet
options
slock
the
five
*
price
option
of
to
not
which
for
The
value
have
diesel-powercd medium tank, slated to be the Army's main
tank,-.will toe assembled in the Chrysler-operated Newark, Del.,
plant. -Chrysler will also manufacture components for this tank
in Detroit, Mich., and Scranton, Pa.
Chrysler's Airtemp Division at
Dayton, Ohio,-will supply fire control equipment for the new tank as
well
as
other tank components.
Employment in these plants will
remain at approximately present levels.,
/
direct efforts towards development of
powerful fuels with view to their eventual volume
also participation as a major supplier of raw ma¬
terials
and only
affirmative
an
corporation
tank
would
company
production
plan
represents
incentive purposes, the plan provides
officers and employees options to purchase
selected
are
shares
—V.
in
it.
the
advanced,
more
Celanese
management
20,000
shares
Directors
has been awarded contracts by the U. S. Army
approximately $21,000,000 for production of 160 new M-CO
medium tanks with delivery scheduled to start in the second quarter
of i960.'.
,
-
mit
operation.
common
Is
that
The
1.
Designed for
for granting to
a
voted
against
voted
were
27. to
company
shares
412,951
shares
of
the
of
Corp.—Awarded $21,000,000 in Contracts—
Chrysler
This
George Schneider
corporation, it was announced on June 30.
Mr.
Blancke lias been
President of Celanese since 1945.
He will
continue tc serve in that
position as the company's chief executive
officer.
Mr.
Schneider,. since 1950, had been Senior Vice-President.
Option
Stock
changed
totaling
named Vice-Chairman of this
Approved—
15,294
said
J3.
California
Plan
i'u ad."
retirement", sinking
tficjr amount to be deposited each year ,if earned, in one of
two sinking -funds.
The othur sinking fund requirement, requiring an
annual payment of $549,039 was not affected by the change.
Dividends; on the road's preferred stock have beer, omitted since
1954 and/oh the common stock since 1950.—V. 189, p. 2455.
>
~
said,
activity at the Aslieville plant.
^
Although details cannot be disclosed at this time as <0
Celanese activity in the high energy chemical fuel field, Mr.
own
l'br the
a day
by the company.
addition,
Mr.
Bluneke.
with
Canadian
ducing Co.
certain
with
working actively to
develop a number of other chemicals which could figure significantly
in missile fuels of the future. Research and development toward these
ends
is being
carried on
in the Celanese Chemical Research lab¬
oratories
in
Clarkwood,
Tex.,
and in the company's general re¬
search laboratories in
Summit, N. J. This work will be coordinated
last
to
of income otherwise
limit
"June,
important potentialities in some of
higher impulse propellants include high
alpha cellulose
monomers
and polymers being manufactured and mar¬
hewer
In
company's crude oil, gas and refined products for the
are expected to show an increase over the same period
the
of
"Sales
spokesman said "up to 50%
s
products
Celanese
the
keted
Gulf.
first six months
a
Sinking fund provisions of the second mortgage bonds were
to
ac¬
from mOerlikon Corp.,
rocket and missile
and
expected to
approximately 10% higher than the earnings for the comparable
period of 1958, E. D. Brocket!, President, stated in his quarterly mes¬
sage to shareholders.
This increase in earnings absorbs a write-down
of inventory value of nearly $3,000,000 and does not include benefit
arising out of any portion" of the available tax deductions transferred
be
from Canadian
debt
polymer chemistry.
Oil Co. Ltd.—Earnings Increase—
British American
being
is
foremost
Present
Consolidated
It
high energy chemical fuel operations of Amcel Propulsion will
be supported actively by the Celanese Chemical Division/Mr. Blahcke
pointed out that this is a logical extension of the Celanfe.se position
in producing and marketing-synthetic organic chemicals, as well as
the
company's
35-year
research and .development background in
split
stock
three-for-one
a
the change,
With
available fop property improvements, working capital, possible dividends
other corporate purposes would have to be paid 4o the special
and
The
Co.—-Stock Split Approved—
July
holders of the road's first
modification in the sinking
outstanding.
Propulsion, Inc.,
plant will be owned and operated by Amcel
Celanese will have a controlling interest.
which
quired
•
'
on
Provisions
provisions of both issues. The change to the first mortgage bond
indenture, in effect, will eliminate or greatly reduce payments into a
special debt retirement sinking fund/ Approval of the change has
been received from holders of about 85%
of the first mortgage bonds
challenge' any armed
Plant—
corporation
The
in
a
stockholders
Bond
—
fund
105
has contracted to acquire a plant in Ashcville,
N.
C., lor the development and eventual production of high energy
chemical
fuels
lor
rocket and missile propulsion systems, it
was
announced on June 30 by Harold Blancke> President.
name
Bristol-Myers
The
Tne company on July 6 announced that
and .second mortgage bonds had approved a
M-48
. . . "
of America—To Acquire
Corp.
Celanese
This
loading and assembly.
which
Ity.
Western
North
&
Changed—
694.000 1'.*4,242,000 *18,327,000..
189, p. 2671.
.
1019.
p.
736,000
operating deficit.—V.
"Net
chain ol over 30 retail foot] supermarkets under
in the Detroit metropolitan area. They have
with other Food Fair Stores outside metropolitan Detroit.
connection
no
rents
income
operating
Net
63,102,000 299,535,000 282,293.000
62,408,000 303,777,000 300,620,000
62,929,000
_
62.193,000
and
taxes
Exps.,
'
Fair"
"Food
revenues
$
$ '
<J>
Operating
for the previous fiscal year.
Net profits in the latest fiscal year reached $1,425,000 or $1.27 per
share, as compared with $1,105,000 or 99 cents per share for the
52 weeks ended Jimc
28, 1958.
There are 1,119,510 common shares
"''Company operates
1344.
-p.
tattle
1959—5.Months—1958
1959—Month—1908
Period End. May 31—
July
outstanding.
$23,412,250 in the six months' period ended
195% over the year ago period, and 54% over
half year sales total"* of $15,241,973 in 1956*
The
Bys.—May Earnings Higher—
National
Canadian
compared with $67,074,000
as
completed within
be
189,
up
record
Chicago
.
contemplated by the
the operator, are
known producing
provides that the
u-' period of live, years.—V. 187, p. 2903.
of exploration drilling
agreement, the purchasing companies, with Home as
required to drill a minimum of 5 exploratory wells to
horizons of' the main leasehold area.' The agreement
9 this corporation reported u 17'.*
increase in sales and
29';
increase in earnings in a preliminary estimate of.annual figures.
For the 52 weeks ended June 27,
1959 net sales totaled $78,750,000
a
the
of
terms
ending July 31, 1963.
As regards the program
Earnings Up—
Food Stores, Inc.—Sales,
Borman
On
^
firms.
the
Under
the, 12 months ended April 30. This
was
a
of $2,673,100 or nearly 12',* over the
$22,341,500 figure for the preceding year.
Earnings
per
share totaled $1.69, as compared with $1.03 last
year
As a result of increased earnings and the first public sale of
the 'company's
stock
last February, working capital climbed to
totaled $25,014,600 for
new high,
and a gain
$3,285,300
holds a
Southern
Venezuelan
1959,
previous
—V,
Inc.
Canada
30,
the
assets
July 1,
at the
reached
Sales' volume
June
$250,464,741
reached
Oils
United
arid
ments.
profits
April
the
ever
$3,500,000 and-conduct a
Inc.—Net Profits Up 64%—
Bobbie Brooks,
Net
— Reports
Major
Territories—
Ltd. providing for the latter companies 10 pay
five-veil exploratory program in exchange lor
exploration rights oh 1,224,050 acres in the Northwest Territories.
The properties currently are held under petroleum permits by Canada
Southern and its partners, Magellan Petroleum Corp. and Oil Invest¬
Ltd.
,
six
at the close of business on
1959—an increase of 28%
over the net assets of $196,378,283
end of 1958, and 63%
greater than the year ago net assets.
believed
is
lands
$250,000.000—
3 reported of a new record high It: net
month sales' total in its 21-year history.
July
on
largest
assets
Net
to be the largest transaction on untested oil and
made in Canada wax announced on June 30 by this
company which reported having concluded
an agreement with Home
Oil Co., Ltd., Signal Oil &,-Gus Co., Kern County Lund Co., Ahnlnex
What
gas
accounts.
calls
Fund,
the
and
Ltd.
Petroleum
Southern
This
189, p. 2888.
1.—V.
for
2
Chemical Fund Inc.—Assets Cross
were issued in ■ pay¬
19, 1959, the common
56,255 shares of common stock
.stock dividend- On March
common
split
Canada
•
nominees, Canadian drops and numbered Swiss hunk
The brokerage firms used high pressure, long distance, telephone
to merchandise
the stock in typical boiler room fashion. The current
domestic
5%
a
was
Transaction in Canadian Northwest
•
been registered with the Commission.
brokerage firms from Boren through
never
defendant
the
to
tame
i
,
.
stock
1959,
19.
March
split 10-£or-l and Boren held as a result the entire
being (>,750,000 shares.
•
Since the stock split, approximately 050,000 shares of Boren s stock
have already been publicly distributed
by the four defendant bioktidealers at prices ranging from $1.00 to 81.25- per share by between
stock
outstanding shares,
.
.
(152)
4
issuance upon exercise of stock
options.
UNDERWRITERS—T.he
Langley
& Co.
several
underwriters
(/'the managing underwriter")
represented by
\V.
C.
have agreed on a firm
Volume
190
Number
5863
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
commitment, basis to purchase from, the
the respective numbers of shares of
opposite their, names in the following tabic:
""'ft-'
•
•
-'ft;
\
'ft
,
common-stock
'
W; C.
Lailgley & Co/ftM
ftA—ift.—-ft. ft
ft-—-,..
-.v..
A.
Allyn
c.
&
Inc."
Co.,
•Elair. &. Co..; Inc
1
.
-
Brown. &
Goodbody
A-
Corp...
ft.
•
Co._
ft
_ft
Newburger & Co.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co._—_2
;ft__ft_.-
.
ft
...
1.455
1,045
1,455
1,045
-
Co.ft__.ft
1,455
•; 1,455
"
&
Co
Doclittlc
ft.,
w._.—
—...
&• Co._ft_____
*
&
:
Stieglitz
Saunders,
Stiver & Co
Van Alstyue, Noel <fc Co
C. Wheat & Co
G25
■
625
ft
_
ftft._*ft_._ft—
commodities
in
Tucson,
Los
875
was
875
given
To
—
Act
Surety
ft'''
Subsidiaries' Bonds—
This
as
and
a proposal, with the SEC
surety on bonds to be postedrby two sub¬
incident to rate increases;
and the Commission has
issued an order giving interested persons until July 16', 1959, to
request
a hearing
thereon.
/ft-"'.
'•7ft.7. \".7■)
•:
''»-•*
The two'subsidiaries, United Fuel'Gas Co. and The Manufacturers
Light & Heat Co., have filed revised rate schedules with the Publiq
which it would
sidiaries
as
act
as
an
enues.
upon
Commission
of
in
contingent
and
30
Sept.
refunds
12,
the-amounts
pf
"was made by A. Schneider, President of this corpora¬
Cohn, President of Screen Gents, that following the recent
Briskin Productions, Irving Brisken lias, re joined Columbia
R.
the
hauling
lease
of
,
these
time
board
directors
of
was
The
Vice-President^ "of. the parent
-ft... ft"
'■
'l. ft-,"
-ft -ft/ftSchneider,. President, and Samuel J, Briskin,-' Vice-President in
as
will
facilities,. CF
$30Q,000
' '
y
pay *
for
the
based in Portland, Ore., grossed $467,369
A
elimination
Commissioner
a
Everett
acquisition
Arizona
than
more
Express.—V.
189,. p.
2455..
company.
Mr.
charge of production and West Coast Operations qf Columbia Pictures,
on July
1 announced the signing of a new contract with
9. ,B. Kahane,
Vice-President of the company since 1936.
Kahane will continue active
services
with
term
advisory services will commence.—V. .189,
of
the
Columbian Carbon
Co.—To Build in
This company will build
for
million
00
over
the
of
Itaiy—
ft/
$6,000,000 plait, with-production facilities
of carbon black annually, to,.supply the
a
pounds
European Common Market
Shepard, President. 'ft
Const-ructicn
whereupon his long
p.. 2888,-_ -ft.
Until the end of 1960,
company
it
area,
■
plant
new
announced
was
July -1 i-by
/'ft.
"..ft *
begin immediately: in'
•
will
into
move
the
Common Market
by Columbian Carbon, is
part of
the over-all international expansion of the
company.- Mrr Shepard said
that his firm is. now studying otherlikely locations for furtherworld
expansion.
•••.- '
Columbian. Carbon
Europa will be the largest • initial* carbon black
modern American designs, to be-built in' Europe.
the material for the new plant's construction will come from
facility,
embodying
Most of
Italy
and
the
other Common Market nations,
Italian construction
companies will .build the plant from designs created.l>y fho-Columbian
engineering staff.—V. 189, p. 102Q.
*
-
Commonwealth Edison Co.
Period End May 31—-"
(«& Subs.)
1959—5 Mos.- -1558
'
'■■■
Operating
Oper.
Net
-Earnings—
In
income
public
filed
on
31,056,796"
233|D94
39,844,934
6,395,168
31,197,392
—
88,617,589
Common
of
shares
period
Earns,
—V.
per
189,
at
' 29,877.181
of
common
-
the
exemption
false
tained
to
18,025,270"
13.433,125
share..
$1.62
$1.34
1925.
from
that the company's offering circular con¬
misleading- representations of material facts with
other, things; to the company's properties and the
of promoters and management officials and the con¬
the basis
on
respect, among
holdings
paid therefor in relation to the consideration to
public sale of stock.
.
'v
the
At
the July 14 hearing, inquiry will be conducted
matters for the purpose of determining whether the
vacated
be
made
or
Consumers
permanent.—V.
Power
rose
more
total of $12,264,919,
'
66;03§,482
5^,253,581
'
18,433,125
18,025,270
$3.58
$2.90
•
the
program,
than 42<7>
in
the
six
months ended
Connecticut Water Co.—Rights
Offering Completed—
38,936 shares of conjimhn stock offered for sub¬
Of the
scription to stockholders and certain employees of the
company, 35,093 shares were subscribed for by stock¬
holders or their assignees through exercise of warrants
and 396 shares were subscribed for
by employees.
The
remaining 3,497 shares were purchased by the under¬
For
total
1959
are
Merger
Fidelity-Phenix
of
corporation
Buffalo,
M.
Y.
N.
is
July 6.
the
to
President
the
M'crckens
announcement
an
of
Consolidated
Chocolate
issued
and
Foods
on
Co.,
July
August
Inc.,
3
by
Mefc-
kens,
President of Merckens Chocolate Co.
Merckens Chocolate Co.
was
founded
in
'
the
As
the
line
cash
with
our
wherever
modern
of
intention
189,
p.
to
make
such, acquisitions
certain
operating
by
this
rights
of
corporation
a
fifth
York
1020.
has
of
four
been
motor
approved
carriers
by
the
and
Inter¬
heating
washers
formerly
of
Ave.,
established
were
surviving
equipment
company
dryers
by
level
and
other
home
Controls
A-P
oil
valves
for
use
Corp.
all
on
employing
regulating
pressure
and
conducted
constant
vaporizing oil burners,
and
solenoid operated valves used in
and
Oil control valves
and related
thermostatic devices for home heating,
and
solenoids, switches and water
equipment are manufactured by the
and
in
The
Netherlands.—V.
189,
valves
mixing
for
home
laundry
subsidiaries in Canada
company's
2781.
p.
To Increase Capitalization—
The stockholders
of
incorporation
will
vote July
21
on
proposal that the certificate
a
to increase the amount of comma* stock
shall be authorized to issue from 1.000,000 shares
to 3,000,000 shares, all ox' the par value of $5 per share.
which
the
be
amended
company
the proposed amendment
If
will
is adopted by the stockholders, the com¬
approximately 2,285,278 shares in
outstanding on May 31, 1959, and it is
the basis of the 714,722 shares outstanding on said date,
bo
authorized
the
of
excess
expected,
714,722
on
issue
to
shares
that 357,361 shares will be distributed on Aug. 10, 1959 to stockholders
of record at the close of business on July 24, 1959
pursuant to the 50fr
stock distribution declared by the board of directors on June 10, 1959.
In
addition (i) 46,371 shares are reserved for issuance pursuant to
options heretofore granted under the 195o stock option plan; (ii) 7,512
shares are reserved for issuance pursuant to the exercise of options
which may hereafter be granted under the 1956 stock option
plan; and
(iii) 100,000 shares will be reserved for issuance pursuant to the exer¬
of options hereafter granted under the proposed 1959 stock option
plan of which 23,185 shares will be made the subject of options to be
granted by way of adjustment of existing options for the 50',Stock
distribution, provided such proposed plan is adopted by stockholders
at the special meeting to be held on July
21, 1959.—V. 189, p. 2781.
cise
The
proposed
the
and
increase
of
Coral Ridge
This company,
in
the
of
amount
authorized
stock distribution will not
proposed 50';
tlxo capital
amount
and
surplus
common
affect
the
the company.—V.
of
stock
aggregate
189,
p.
2781.
Properties, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
located
at 716 North Federal Highway, Fort Lauder¬
registration statement with the SEC on July 8, 1959,
covering 450,000 shares of 60c cumulative convertible preferred stock
(no par) and 450,000 shares of class A common stock
(no par).
The
dale, Fla., filed
a
securities
arc
to be offered for public sale in units of one share of
preferred and one shire of common, through an underwriting group
headed by Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. and J. R. Williston & Beano. The
public offering price of the units, and underwriting terms, arc to be
supplied by amendment. The underwriting agreement provides for the
payment of $45,000 to Jerry Thomas <fc Co., Inc., one of the under¬
writers, for advice and financial services in connection with the financ¬
ing, and of $44,000 toward the expenses of the underwriters. The com¬
also
has agreed to sell the underwriters 10,000 shares of 6ft
preference stock, $1 par, at $1 per share. The no par pre¬
being offered for public sale is convertible into class A common
pany
cumulative
ferred
on
one-for-two
a
is
basis,
payment of
upon
$3.33
share
per
of
class
A
The
common.
$1 par preference stock to be sold to the underwriters
into class A common on a one-for-fifteen basis, upon
$3.33 per share of class A common.
convertible
of
payment
Coral Ridge was
organized in 1951. It recently has been merged with
and upon such merger the company also acquired
other corporations;
additional companies
two
subsidiaries.
as
All
the
stock
of
the
14
com¬
panies
was owned under common ownership by, the present stockholders
Coral Ridge.
The constituent corporations were a largo part of a
of
of
known collectively as Coral Ridge Properties,
of which was owned by James S. Hunt, Presi¬
Vice-President, James S. Hunts Jr., Vice-President,
and Stephen A. Calder, Secretary
(all arc directors); and they have
carried on a real estate and land development and sales program in
Florida, primarily in the Fort Lauderdale area.
All of the company's
properties were, prior to the merger, separately owned by the constitu¬
ent
companies; and the former stockholders have received 4,200,000
group
almost
dent,
cmporations
all
of
the
P.
Jack
Hunt,
stock
the
net
and
common
of this
proceeds
shares
300,000
financing,
class
of
$2,000,000
B
will
by
common
be
applied to
$16,748,979 as of
the prepayment of tne mortgage in the amount of
April 20, 1959, to Arthur T. Gait and Ida Cook Gait, to which proper¬
ties of the company are subject, of which $14,595,508 is deemed allo¬
cable to properties owned by the company.
The balance of the proceeds
be added to the general funds of the company and be available,
together with other funds, for use for land development of the proper¬
ties, working capital and possible acquisition of other properties.
The
$2,000,000 prepayment on the Gait mortgage will result in the cancel¬
will
lation
it
of
by
additional
an
total
a
$1,360,000 of
such
thereby
mortgage,
reducing
to a remaining balance of $13,388,979, of
will be applicable to properties of the company. The
Is planning to continue during 1959-1960 the development of
of
$3,360,000
which $11,235,508
company
Coral
the
Ridge
at
acreage
estimated
an
also
lias
the
received
ing
annual
expenditure
of
and'
Chairman
as
Federal incomo
President
of
both,
the
will be made after the proposed
distribution to be considered by stockholders at a
offering
50&—common stockmeeting on July 21.
underwriting group to offer the stock publicly will be formed by
Pierce, Fenwer & Smith Inc. and Lee Higginson Corp.
Merrill .Lynch,
the
total,
by
will be sold
50,000 shares
from
selling
of
group
a
Proceeds
sale
the
by
the company
stockholders.
and
141,703
..
Cash
share
per
flow
1558
3,210,000
3,408,000
$4,516,907
$5,193,272
—
—....
stock...
of
M
of
...
$1.64
$2.01
10,986.972
9,998,365
—
...
.....—...
—
share
per
Shares
stock
$4.00
$3.87
2,748.645
11.000
2,584,005
8,100
$2,756,137
$2,533,995
outstanding,
Number
year average.
shareholders (est.)
...—.....
of
Cash
dividends
Cash
...
4
dividends paid per share of stock.—..
paid
Stock distributions
Year-end
...
equity—book
...—
net worth
—
$1.00
40,945,796
—
purchases
restated
$1.00
3ft
—.
for
purpose
of
3ft
35,160,944
compara-
semi-conductor
Approximately
be
invested
companv
since
dividends
Oct.
of
stock
to
stock
or
has
1,
.1875
the
will
paid
1957
general
in
to
quarterly
prior
retire notes
Swiss subsidiary.
to
a
and
to
used
be
advanced
cents
dividend
The
the
Board
next
screw
cash
which
dividends
the
of
company
$250,000
20 cents per
paid quarterly
share following the initial sale of com¬
public in July 1956. The company also paid
1957
and
a
3c'c
stock
dividend
in
—
New Product
18 announced its newest development in Water
famed
single
stator,
the
simple
rotor
Incorporating the
corrosion-resistant
Pumps.
a
abrasion—resistant
turning
helical
within
handles more water
from greater depth with less horsepower and at lower cost.
The out¬
an
"Spirit"
new
standing features of the new "Spirit" command comparison with every
submersible and jet pump—it challenges other type pumps for domestic
water
system
water
—V.
installations' to
"Spirit"
new
230
or
volt,
Continental
New York
'
against
40
pounds
W.
The
Co.
Inc.—Best
company
was
principal office
selling
organized
Securities, Inc., of
to
was
GIVING
on
EFFECT TO
15, 1959 under
Ave., Huntington.
primarily in the
Jan.
is at 607 Twelfth
organized
cigarettes by mail.
company
CAPITALIZATION
engage
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
—V,
189,
stock
p.
pressure.
quickly oversubscribed.
Its
shares
Common
tank
on July 1 publicly offered 100,000 shares
stock (par 10 cents) at $1.25 per share. This
was
law.
of
feet
150
Tobacco
BUSINESS—The
business
settings.
60
City,
Delaware
Va.
from
foot
150
horsepower unit available with 115 volt
cycle motor. It yields four gallons of
Va
a
600.
p.
offering
is
phase,
minute
per
189,
single
of common
per
March
Submersible
principle, of
The
of
Directors
has expressed its
intention of
quarterly cash dividend (on the increased number
outstanding after the 50',1 stock distribution on Aug. 10,
1959), which will be payable about Oct. 5, 1959 to stockholders of
record on or about Sept. 21, 1959, in the amount of 20 cents per share.
1959.
declaring
The company on June
System
products.
$170,000
in
Continental Pump Co., St. Louis, Mo,
Announced—
.
shares by
of
Controls company will be added
to general funds,, with approximately $750,000 earmarked for acquisi¬
tion of a Canadian plant for the production of motors and solenoids,
construction of an addition to a plant at Folcroft, Pa., and acquisition
of property and equipment in Arizona for productibu-of rectifiers and
of
Earnings
Cash
on July
8 filed a registration statement with the,
Exchange Commission covering a proposed public offer¬
shares of common stock (par $5).
and
191,703
The
27o
accrued
taxes
♦Exchange sales and
bility.—V. 189, p. 1128.
company's common stock is now listed on the Midwest Stock
Exchange. The company intends to apply for the listing of such stock
on
the New York Stock Exchange.
The
1959
$83,077,087 "$86,773,955
7,726,907
8,601,272
taxes
Net income to earned surplus
merger
The
share
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
April 30--
Gross operating income-.—
Profit before Federal income
company
of
will
Year Ended
an¬
*
C-
Cosden Petroleum Corp.
into
management
of both firms last week,
necessary
approval of state
Controls Co. of America—Registers With SEC—
May
acquisition
New
ox
the
effective,
the merger terms,
Continental shareholders receive a 10'f>
dividend ard «ach Fidelity-Phenix share is to be exchanged for
17/100tlxs Continental share.—V. 189, pp. 44, 2348 and 2564.
This
a
Consolidated Freigrhtways, Inc.—Further Expansion—
The
Herd
Securities
.
possible."—V.
Co.
Insurance
Fire
has.become
Co.
Under
a
announced
which
the
$1,800,000.
stock
one
mon
in
for
with
production
construction
on
formerly controlled jbixitly by the two companies.
With the
disappearance of Fidelity-Phenix, Continental remains as the only
insurance company listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
is
the
firms
is
Soreng
commercial refrigeration and air conditioning.
Of
$117,500,000
p. 48.
of
190,
.y;
i
West
companies have operated under joint management, with
two
Victor
other
equipped
for
of
expansion,
,
automatic
on
business
manufacture
A
Approved by stockholders
regulatory authorities.
J.
1921.
Its Buffalo
plant
and
specialized; equipment
necessary
variety of high quality. chocolate coatings
and
related products used
by confectioners, bakers, and ice cream
manufacturers throughout the country.
Mr.
Kennedy also stated "Consolidated is acquiring. Merckens for
cash, and therefore no new Consolidated stock will he rjssued. This
is
oxx
consolidation
Of
Corp.—Acquires Chocolate Mfr.—
acquiring
according
Kennedy,
Insurance
nounced
shares
Consolidated Foods
expenditures
to
and
9555
merger.
competitive bidding on or about Aug. 18
planned.—V.
1936
at
Continental Insurance Co.—Absorbs Fidelity-Phenix—
An
per
types
the
sucli
price, obtainable.
improvements
use
The
of
class
pointed out in it's petition that it spent $90,300,000
expand and improve its'electric and gas facilities in 64
counties in order to meet the increasing need of its cus¬
Michigan
for
of
to
1958
and
807.
writers, headed by Putnam & Co., and sold at $17
share. For details, see V. 189, pp. 2885 and 2672.
devices
appliances.
consists
of
-
per
May 31.
p.
S.
at
;
.
in a
on Jan. 31,
1956 of Soreng Products Corp. and A-P Controls
Corp. The business formerly conducted by Soreng Products Corp. and
its
predecessors
consists
of
the
manufacture
of
electrical
control
reason
..
..
offices
successor
to
1924
shares
group,
share increased from $9.14 on Nov. 30, 1958 to
The increase was due to continuing investment by
new and
o*d' shareholders, and to a substantial rise
in common stock
prices, S. Vtaldo Coleman, President, repoxted.-r-V.
189,
This
..
be subject to
position of the
financial
incorporated under the laws of Delaware in
executive
the
is
suspension should
Co.—Financing Plans—
be sold
would
best
necessarily
and
merger
2672.
p.
will
make little change in the conduct of the business. It leaves Continental
as
the sole parent company <of the America Fore Loyalty
insurance
according to the senti-annual report
*
asset value
on
189,
be received
111.,
period from
into the foregoing
has
company
The bonds
2,675,255
.'-'.','1
stockholders.
Net
$9.99
pro¬
and
stock
sideration
54,928,836
3,168,511
'
Net assets of this Fund
a
Consolidated Petroleum
1959,
preferred and one share of common at a unit price of $3.75 per share.
By order dated June 9, 1959, the Commission temporarily suspended
improvement
Comnio-nwealth Income Fund, Inc.—Assets
UpMay 31 to
30,
of 80,000 shares of preferred stock and
stock, to be sold in units of one share of
16,024,707
69,203,093-
24,175,411'
end
—
oom.
p.
for
hearing
Public Service Commission
for
due Aug. 1, 1989 to realize
approximately $35,000,000' to be used "in the company's expansion and
70,953,543
19,413,596
25,495,622
1,220,211
1,320,211
stock
the
company,
a
asked the Michigan
permission to sell first mortgage bonds
8§,067',854" '^0,303,184
;'/-"549;73S>650,359
31,890,790
8,647,542
dividends
common
April
offering
Continental
Bal.
respondent
scheduled
The .company
income
stock
—
principal
Park,
the
in
11
notification
a
tomers.
Net
Inc.
'■
.
shares
in
39,643.630
Int., etc.. deductions—-..
Pref.
the
has
request
80,000
income
income' (net201,304
Gross
of
Commission
the
for
operating
the
Texas.
: 191,649,236 165,373,659 431,391-;880 383,902,501
taxes-!.' 152,005,606 133,716,863
343,324^026 313,659,317
and
Industries,
Securities and
July 14, 1959, in
its Fort Worth Regional Office, to'determine whether to
vacate or
make
permanent
an, earlier
order; of ';the
Commission
temporarily
suspending a Regulation A
exemption from registration under
the
Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a proposed public offering of
securities by Consolidated Petroleum Industries, Inc., of Saxx Antonio,
revenues
exps.
Other
$
At
Exchange
This
1939-^2 M0^19'58
S
- *• ^ W'j
'•
'
•
posed
northern
Petroleum
Hearing
Ordered by Securities a-nd Exchange Commission—
Lyle L.
Italy, near-Milan, and it is expected to. be in full' operation ..by early
1961.
It. will-operate under ther
company- name of Columbian Carbon
Eurcpa.
-/ftft-; ./-:-■
-.--.ftThe
Consolidated
will
operating
'
with' its
Schiller
interstate rights,
of
.Hutchinson dissented.
of
these, carriers had, in some
three years. The oldest application
for Gallagher Freight 'Lines, which was filed on Feb.
14, 1956.
most
recent
was
filed Dec. 20.
1956, for approval of purchase
of
Pictures
and
Oregoix
;
Applications for the
been pending for
bia
full
a
in
.
cases,
as
service
dividends
the
'Controls Co. of America,
1953,
pany
mcachinery
assets.
approval.
employee, charged with -the responsibility of
administering the West Coast activities of Screen Gem's," tjfje Columbia
television subsidiary. At a meeting earlier he was elected by the Colum¬
Pictures
oper¬
will give CF entry into Canada
through a third gateway.Snead said. CF already makes cixtry through
Blaine, Wash., axxtl Sweetgrass,
Mont.
Of the eleven members of the ICC, Commissioners Howard G. Frcas,
Anthony F. Arpaia, and John H.' Winchell, took no part in the
Announcement
of
It
Co., 36-year-old regular route general commodity
founded and co-owned by Harry and Tony Martin,
in 1958. It also has irregular route household goods
$708,315
heavy
1658.
to
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Brisken Rejoins Company—
tion and
Phoenix,
$1,430,216.
were
its outstanding stock. ' v M', M
■'/.
vCF
will
pay
$60,000 for certaixx- operating rights of Buckingham
Transportation Co.,
between Fargo, North Dakota,
and
Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada. The approval of these international rights, subject
collected
1959,
respectively- Columbia Gas
proposes to act as surety thereon without fee or other expenses in order
to relieve
the subsidiaries of paying the customary fee of 'a surety
company.—V. 189, pp. 2672 and 2888.0,/
ft:
Jr.7
buy-out
1958
in
heavy hauler and bulk cdmmodity carrier over irregular
routes in Oregon, Washington and Idaho,
it operates 65 pieces of
equipment, and employs 23 people. The 48-year-old coihpany will be
acquired through the exchange of 15,060 shares of CF stock for all
West
the
cover
in
terminals
of
and
_
and employs 152 people. Purchase price
equipment,
Kenneth Poorman Co., Inc.,
Virginia which will provide 'increased rev¬
revenues has been permitted effective
the posting of bonds in the respective amounts; of $3,Q00,000 and
commencing Aug.
Revenues
with
Transfer
20-ycar
a
Collection of the increased
$5,000,000- to-
California,
$575,000.
as
company's
-
Service
and
declaration
conditions
company.
engaged
Washington.
Terminals
are
maintained
in
Longview, Wash., and Portland, Ore.
A household goods warehouse—the only one in the area—is operated
in Longview. The warehouse and a maintenance shop, also located in
Longview, will be retained by the Martin brothers. CF has negotiated
on
has'fjlccl
New York holding company,
under
is
cities
13
Angeles.
carrier,
grossed
System, Inc,
Arizona
pieces of
common
Qas
in
Angeles, Calif.y and Phoenix, Tucson and Douglas,
Express is a regular .route commoxx carrier of general
and
154
Martin
2780.
p.
Columbia
business
"
between Los
Arizona
ates
875
G25
—
875
625"
Winslow, Cchu & Stetson Inc.189,
Ariz.
service
525
■
J.
—V.
-
*
'
terminals
875
7-;v
:
„
Halle
with
875
875
.,
G25.
a.
Thereafter,
Inc.,
provide CF the opportunity of serving the Denver area and
strengthen
thq Company's operations in the Intermountain area."
Approval
of
Arizona
Express
will enable CF to give
east-west
875
G25
.
announced
Lines,
"will
1,455
.
G25
„
•
Courts
,
2,920
ft:.' V
1,045
1,045
Freight
primarily in regular
operations as a-general commodity carrier in Colorado, Utah,"
Wyoming, Montana, and Nebraska, with additional irregular route
and specified commodity authority in Colorado,1 Wyoming, Nebraska,
New Mexico and Kansas. Gallagher grossed $3,947,745 in
1958, and
employs. 367 people, and owns 229 units pf revenue equipment. Twentyeight 40' trailers and 20 Freightliner tractors are on order for de¬
livery in the near future. "Gallagher's acquisition," said Mr. Sncad,.
..
2,920
.
1,045
,
Gallagher
are:
route
2,920
-<
2,080
&
Burnham
v
,
2,920
2,080
_
Sullivan & Co., Inc—ftj—ft_
Townsend, Crouter & Bodinc
DeHaven
v
2,080
.w--—-w
Co
&
Eoxwortb,
.3,500
r-
2,500
-2,080
Inc
Bo'cnning
5,835
2,500
...
Sons—,
Co.
As
3,500
n
2,500
Equitable Securities
Stroud
.5.335
"
■
L. S. Sncad, Jr., President
effective July 27, "
carrier
18,375
2,500
•
-
Haytieu, Stone & Co.—
Spencer Trask & Co
Alex.
Stockholder
ft
4,105
■\
J.
is
involved
3,500
From Selling
«
4,105
l,.:
approval
carriers
Denver, Colo.; Arizona Express, Inc., Tucson, Ariz.; Martin Transfer
Co., Longview, Wash.; and Kenneth- Poorman Co., Inc.,
Portland,
Ore.
Also
approved
was;
the
purchase
of
international
operating
authority
from
Fargo, N.
D., to Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada, of
Buckingham Transportation
Co.,.: Rapid
City,. S. D.
These transactions will involve an exchange of
135,060 shares of
CF
stock
and the
payment.-of $935,000 in cash.
The largest of these acquisitions is Gallagher Freight Lines, Inc.,
being acquired for 120,000 shares of CF stock. This Dcnvcr-bascd
-
■
13,125
cb.;-2MAft-~ft-M,ft.
Hemphill, Noyes &
Commission,
The
17.
3,500v
From
-
Commerce
June
ob
The** motor
CompanyDrcxel &, Co
state
forth
■——Shares
-■
•
set
.>
ft'*7 7
-7",
and the selling ^stock¬
company
holder
5
(153)
(par
1792.
10
cents)
-
3,000,000 shs.
Outstanding
1,020,000 shs.
i
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...I^onday,
July 13/1959
<154)
6
One-Third of Common Stock
Annroximately
760.000, or one-third of its outstanding common
.ha£E
tendered by stockholders under the $45 offer made by
toe
wmpany,
in early June. Thomas M. Evans,. Chairman of the
Board and Chief Executive Officer, announced July 5.
Co.—Retires
Crajic
Act no subscription will be accepted from
stockholders in the U. S
or
a
territory or possession
thereof.
Such holders may dispose of
operation its 20% chlorine-caustic, soda __ the rights provided sales are made outside the U. S.
.
V:
v
"We are advised by Morgan Guaranty Trust" Co.', of New York?, as
plant expansion at Deer Park, Texas, on June 15. The start-up of the
depositary, that, the rights attributable to American share certificates
new
plant was timely in relation to—gradually improved demand for
-chloride and caustic soda this year.
The initial operating rate of the < issued by said depositary-will be sold by the depositary and proceeds
distributed
new facility will be in excess of 50%
pro
rata to the "holders of American shares."—V. 169, <
of capacity.
The new facility- • brings the aggregate capacity of
p.
1451.
the company's
entire Deer Park Works to a nominal 750 tons per day of chlorine ...
with a concurrent capacity of about 825 tons of caustic soda and
Electrical Products Corp.—Two New Directors—
7,500.000. cubic feet of high purity hydrogen. The new facility employs,/
'William E. Cranston
and Sam W. Scott
have been elected to the
the most modern technology in mercury cells, power rectification, and
recently expanded board of directors of this corporation, J. H. Penprocessing of products and raw materials.- Previous expansions at
gilly, Chairman, and Wm. J. Vaughan, President announced on June 22
Deer Park utilized the Diamond rectangular diaphragm cell,
however,
Mr. Scott is one of the five voting trustees, director and Pacific
the recently completed expansion utilizes 120,000 ampere mercury cells .
Coast Manager of Graybar Electric Co., Inc. He also is a director and
made by do Nora in Italy.
This equipment was selected for beneficial
former President of the Pacific Coast Electrical Association.
integration with existing' facilities and to make available all com¬
Mr. Cranston is President and director of Norris-Thermador Corp.,
mercial grades of caustic soda at Deer Park, including high purity
and
was
a
co-founder
of
Thermador Electrical Manufacturing Co..
rayon grade material which the new ceils will produce.—V. 189, p. 2673.
acquired by Norris in 1950.
He is a director of the Pacific Coast s
Guaranty
Morgan
approximately 766.000 shares of Crane Co.
their holdings under the terms of our
of
tendered
who
to
Trust C.
-
common stock
June 5 offer
ot Crane by approximately
book value of he, wmaimng
by around $lo a share.
As
part of
our continuing revitalization program
to correct Cranes
overcapitalization to a realistic figure and to
Its talents to constructive use for the benefit of the company as a
whole,
the
request for tenders was highly successful.
"The tender prpgram required the retirement of sinking fund
turcs. .During the month of May, the conipany reacquired $2,.»00,00
of the debenture issue oh the open market at
a discount.- -It then •
called
in
the remaining $14,446,000. This not only permitted
the
request to be made for tenders but eliminated the term debt.
Mr. Evans' achievements in the 60 days during which lie has been
Chief Executive Officer of the company was set forth as follows:
(It Book value of the company's remaining common stock has been
result
The
the capitalization
increase in the
reducing
of
S5*was
hnmedilte
an
12,000 stockholders,
held by more than
•shares
_
of
(4i
by
been operating at a loss.
transferred to the sales
branches were
wholesalers,
independent
the
The
below.—V.
Co.
and
Calif.,
of
Agricultural""3
acres
10,000
40,218.—V.
of
189,
Dallas Power & Light
Months
Ended
Operating
for
high-purity
plant
'
on
interior
Trent
Construction Division of Chemetron Corp.. Louisville, Ky„ which has an existing hydrogen installation
at Kiiigsporfc, Term.,
the new facility will have a, capacity of 900,000
cubic feet per day of hydrogen for use in production of "Kodel" poly¬
$47,086,777
$42,585,854
31,727,068
34,970,008
!
taxes—2
will
verts
use
Net
operating
$12,116,769 $10,858,186
revenues
income
income
Gross
Income
deductions
(net)
This
income
Transferred
$8,264,701
$9,505,295
to
262,332
271,827
$9,242,963
$8,536,528
1,038,935
1,038,935
$8,204,028
surplus
$7,497,593
reserve
Preferred
stock
dividend
OU-ipm,
GUi-lJUU
OUI lJ\Jk
UKJ
——
$5
requirements—.
_
186,
Dan
Creek
Hydraulic
Placer
Of¬
Inc.—Stock
fered—
the stock sale
payment
of
loans;
stock
common
at
a
total of
($1 per share), without under¬
par
writing.
The
net
rental
proceeds
lease
and
are
tc
be
payment
The corporation
principal office is
used to
and
other
pay
organized in
located at 500 Wall
was
for ^u; PurP0se of
exploration costs, equipment
corporate purposes.
Washington on Jan.
2,
195!).
&
%:•—
to
be
worked
represents approximately
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
8,300 acres.
EFFECT
TC
—-V.
stock
189,
(par -$l),
1675.
p.
an
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
450,000 shs.
acces¬
firsk Quarter is traditionally the seasonal low period of the
Profits
year
up
from_ the final quarter of
substantially
better
than
the
the
fiscal
year.
year .ended
corresponding
iieriod
the progress and growth of the company's applied
product development program, Mr. Jones said that "ap¬
proximately 50'% of our dollar volume in the current fiscal year is
expected to come frem new or completely redesigned products intro¬
duced over the past two years.
Including contract work, research and
that
is
expenditures
approximately
£2,000,000
less
than
the
in
$500,000
thea
mount
last
more
fiscal
than
scheduled
year
totaled
in
the
previous
for
the
current
$6,592,000.
year
a
in
the
to
build
and
heavy investments in research and development are beginning
off in the form of a steady stream of new and improved prod¬
all divisions," Mr. Jones toll stockholders.
In explaining
approach to the military market, be related how the Daystrom
from
Transistor
Unit
is
ment
—'V.
Test
the
delivered
to
could
109,
p.
only
the
Unit
one
was
grow
developed and introduced.
This Daystrom
off-the-sheir and, to date, the only one
actual use.
"This single piece of equip¬
available
Services
into
a
important
source
of revenue,"
he
stated.
2672.
of
>
cubic
470,000,000
facilities
Pacific
been
mortgage
Redemption—
called
serial
for
and
redemption on July 1, last,
sinking fund series B bonds
.
bonds
may
National
Bank
'
be presented to the following for redemption:
Bank
of
Atlanta—Atlanta,
Georgia, The Fir-st
Westr Bend—West
of
Bend.
Wisconsin,
The
Hanover
•
*
New York* New York—Continental Illinois National Bank and Company of Chicago—Chicago, Illinois, First Wisconsin Trust
Company—Milwaukee,
Trust
of
feet
/
natural
gas
per
day.
transpori
•
cost
a
of
'■
*
.
shares
of
189,
p.
2673.
The
Co.—Tenders
>
-
for
tenders
of
shares of Common stock
800.000
at $45
per
share.
3.—V.
139,.
p.
Electric
2136.
Federal
Ltd.
Rights Offering
Planned—
plans to offer ordinary stockholders one new 10shilling ordinary share, at a price of. 40 shillings, for every five
ordinary stock units of 10 shillings each held on July 1.
This
The
to
company
new
June
30,
share
last,
the
will
but
shares
not
will
are
rank
rank
not
for
the
equally in
registered
equipment for its Pottsville.
Pa.,
plant; $60,000 for i
the additional bulk-handling facilities
and equipment
-
_
?
final; dividend
for
the
year
all other respects.
:
under the U. S. Securities
Barge
Line, Inc.
Private Placement—This
—
tliorugh Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities &N
Co., has arranged to place privately with a group of in¬
stitution investors $3,330,000 of
due
1973
1963, it
Musical Industries
&
;
is used mainly
said
company,
(
Auto-Lite purchased its shares in Crane Co. at an average price of
approximately $33
per
share. The
tender neriod
expired at noon,
July
as
which
Holdings—
on
July 1 voted to tender total holdings of this "com¬
shares of Crane Co. stock to that company.' This action
response to the recent offejr by Crane Co.
to its stockholders
directors
in
was
used
and
film,
;
sale of the 175.000 common
follows: $150,000 for the purchase and rental
plant'; $16,666 for payment of a 5% note; and the balance
for working capital.
The company now has outstanding 325,000 shares,
of which 75.000 shares each are held by Joseph Moss/Board Chairman.
Albert Moss, President, Ronald Moss,- Vice-President, and John Moss,
Secretary-Treasurer —-V. 189, p. 2673.
•
•
for
,
Crane
to be
are
machinery
the installation of
to build a measuring.,,and regulating
approximately $173,000 and to sell natural gas
Auto-Lite
.
The company manufactures polyetlivlcne
in the packaging field. Net proceeds of the
proposes
at Rock Springs.—V.
company,
a
fee.
Wyo.
Colorado Interstate proposes
the "gas fioni' Rock Springs • to
the
,
With SEC—
Corp.—Registers
located at 36-35 36th Street, Long Island City. N. Y.,
registration statement, with the SEC ort July 2, 1959, covering
200,000 shares of common-stock, of which 175,000 shares are to be
offered for public sale at $3 per share through an underwriting group
headed by Maltz. Greertwald & Co.
The underwriters will receive a
commission of $0,375 per share, plus an allowance of $7,500 for qertain
expenses.
20,000 .shares have been purchased by Maltz, Greenwald &
Co. at 10c per share, from the company's stockholders, who have also
sold 5,000 shares to Samuel Barach, at 10c per share, as an origination
This
filed
pany ox 322,900
Because
"1
the
throughout
Bank,
,
gas
to
Northwest
at
El Paso
to
of
interconnection.
station
for
very
lines
38,000
1969 at par, plus accrued interest.
Extrudo-Film
year.
pay
the
announced.
ofrRoclV Springs,
vicinity
Thistle
"Our
to
ucts
recently
first
its
1,
National
this proposal,
out
carry
Electric
and
development
approximately
have
First
The
a'
discussing
research
\
selector
Georgia—Partial
of
July
Called
..
El Paso would purcliase a maximum of
daily from Colorado Interstate Gas Co. and
maximum of 235,000,000 cubic feet per day from Pacific Northwest,
he declared.
ago,
In
be
and
will supply automatic exchange equipment,
telephone sets in Guayaquil and the nearby towns
The latter towns, where a total of 550 new
Group,
-
of
There
Utah,
maximum
a
To
VoIumc °* shipments in the three months ending June 30 will be the
wili
..
,»
due
proposes
Thistle,
235,000,000 cubic ft.
first quarter in the com pan y' s
history and the "year looks very
encouraging" Thomas Roy Jones, President, stated at the annual stocktiolders' meeting on June 29.
Incoming orders, Mr. Jones said, were at near record levels.
These
results, he noted, are particularly significant in view of the fact that
31,
and
2626
2564
p.
$10,000
•'
,
mest
Marcxi
in
189,
State
as
$70,000
to construct about 394,6. miles of 34-inch pipeline
to a point on the California-Nevada boundary
southwest of Las Vegas, Nev.
The • cost of this construction is esti¬
mated at about $68,685,000.
Tile facilities would be used by El Paso
to sell to Southern California
Gas Co.
and Southern Counties Gas
Paso
Co.,
Daystrom, Inc.—Shipments at Record High—
.
East
Executive Committee of the Baptist Convention of the
distri¬
the
Commission
Power
from
FINANCING
Authorized
„
Common
at
country.—
V.
this company and Pacific Northwest Pipeline, Corp.
construction of natural gas pipeline facilities costing
estimated $53,858,000, have been accepted for filing, the Federal
El
PRESENT
located
be.
installed
have
Applications by
proposing
the lessee of 20 patented mining claims and 17
mining claims, which are contiguous. The total property
unpatented
the
hard
Wisconsijot^—y. 180, p. 349.
„
is
company
for
exterior
Group's first
signed
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—To Build Facilities—
.
rU.Pan Crcek placer area in the Nizina District of Alaska.
The
1957
tempered
in
Milagro.
Its
Street,
Seattle, Wash. It was
developing and operating mining ground in
use
installed, will have exchanges operating with Ericsson's
system,
contract for automatic equipment in Ecuador was
1945.
Upon completion of the new contract, Ericsson will
will
Tli3
shares.
owns .60,000
Co,
and
crossbar
new
for expenses.
...
->nr'^n«coInl)anyof °^ering publicly in blocks of 1,000 shares
*s
300 000 shares
lines
The underwriter will receive a
Co.
share, plus $26,500
per
siding. The office of the company is
Spokane, Wash.—V. 189, p. 2564.
Salinas
of
It intends to apply the net
follows; $325,000 to City Industrial Co.
for acquisition of property and equip¬
ment
for structural and
miscellaneous steel fabrication/ $10,000 for,
additional
facilities at the Tampa Branch; $50,000
for reduction of
current trade acceptances and open accounts payable; and $87,000 for
additional working capital;1
,:
According
to
the prospectus,
the company now
has outstanding
210,000
common
shares,
of
which
Edward
Tohkri
(President) and
Stella Tohari of Coral Gables own 70,000 shares each.- Charles Plohn
in
Mines,
cents
5.
Dec,
Masonile
for
Ave.,
parent firm of the
line equipment and
•
pipe, fencing ancl similar items.
and
proceeds of
——- -- -
1952.
p.
of 75
on
finish
February, the Group received a similar contract in Quito, Ecua¬
capital
"+o'e exchange capacity is being expanded from 14,500
tc 21,500 lines.
:
if
Under terms
oi
the new contract. L.
M. Ericsson Telephone Co.,
a-"';"
company's major business activity is the fabrication and
of structural and reinforcing steel, together with steel
bution
sories
Balance
—V.
Charles Plo'nn &
share by
per
The
organized
distributing
enamel
provide additional
to acquire certain
lines
tion of 140,000 shares of common stock, to be
commission
.
a
was
and
baked
a
March 31, 1959, was $0,492.
will be used to
dealerships, and
dor's
located at 3032 N. W. North River Drive. Miami, Fla.,
registration statement with the SEC seeking registra- •
offered for public sale at
company,
July 8 filed
on
Not
With SEC—
new
up
company
with
on
proceeds
set
In
by a
Steel Corp.—Registers
net
to
,
lines.
Girliotol-process carbon
Edward
$12,122,829 $10,882,263
2,617,562
2,617,534
_
,
Ericssoij Group, worldwide tele-communications organization with
sales of approximately $145,000,000, on July 1 announced the
receipt of a $2,200,000 contract to expand the capacity of automatic
telephone exchanges in Guayaquil, Ecuador, from 8,000 lines to 14,500
24,077
6,060
its present
to
The
unit.
Other
offered
(L. M.) Ericsson Telephone Co.—Contract in Ecuador ?
a
"purification train" that includes carbon monoxide dioxide removal/and a mctlianator
Hydrogen of better than 99% purity will be produced, officials
said.—V. 189, p. 2782.
• ••
'. ; ■
"V
'
followed
and
conversion,
/
annual
plant is scheduled for completion in late 1959 or earlv I960.
the stcam-liydrocarbon process for production of hydrogen
natural gas, starting with a hydrogen reformer furnace that con¬
natural gas to hydrogen, carbon monoxide,-and'carbon dioxide,
from
1958
40
to
all-transistor batteryproduction about the first
in
be
publicly
1959,
5,
-Tlic
coated
board
Engineered and equipped by Gird lor
new
up
17-inch
Emerson
to
*
It operates on
Products, Inc.—Stock Offered—The com¬
manufacturing
of
purpose
announced
were
the
share of stock
a
PROCEEDS
New Plant—
hydrogen
approximately $250.
for
is expected
189, p. 2782.
working capital,
capital assets.
.
by Tennessee Eastman Co.. a division of Eastman Kodak Co.
30
June
new
a
that
stated
June
on
value of
National Bank of.
188,
City
would sell
BUSINESS—The
It
1959
;
and
First
the board of directors.—V.
Eastman Kodak Co.—To Build
Co.—-Earnings Higher—
-
expenses
the
to
Television
distributor
the right to withdraw the offering "
" at any time prior thereto. Pacific Inter-Mountain Secu¬
rities, Inc., of Boise, Idaho, is underwriting the offering.
There is no established market for these shares; the book
ester fiber.
May 31—
Operating revenues
of
elected
been
a
the company reserves
'
Plans
The
12
has
Texas,
2641.
p.
2456.
p.
President
Elkins/'Jr.,
A.
aet'
shares of its class A
non-voting common stock (par 50 cents) at $2.50 per
share. The offering will expire on June 5, 1960, although
Air Liritfs, Inc.—Banker a Director—
Eastern
James
battery-operated
stockholders and to the public 61,708
-
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Houston,
'>
.
Corp.—New Product—
July 2 by this corporation
at the Waldorf-Astoria,
portable
TV
Enanio-Bord
expansion,
thousand
a
Abrams
pany
,
registration statement with the SEC on July 2,
1959, covering 200,000 outstanding share;; of its common stock, to be
©ffered for public sale by the present holders thereof through an under¬
writing group Headed by Carl M. Loeb, Rhcades & Co. The initial pub¬
lic offering price will be related to the current market for the stock on
the American Slock Exchange immediately prior to the offering.
The
Underwriting terms arc to be supplied by amendment.
The company has outstanding 2,425,299 common shares (along with
©tker securities).
The prospectus lists five selling stockholders, who
©wr>
an
aggregate of 385,272 shares. Publication Corp. proposes to sell
86,834 of its holdings of 196,834 shares; Knapp Securities Corp., 44,342
©f 66,018; Claire K. Dixon, all of her holdings of 38,824 shares;
Mrs.
Giles Whiting, a director,
10.000 of 43,378; and Louis E. McFadden,
filed
.
York
New
transistors,
25
of-tlie year.—V.
will
completed.—-V. 190; p. 49.
Crowell-Collicr Publishing
This company
in
on
A
Benjamin Abrains, President, told distributors that the set, equipped
Mr.
surrounding-? the" center
land
of
Lippert
of
which produced
all-transistor
17-inch
first
announced
was
operated
.
country-wide program of field research. Thib
research facilities located' at Seal Beach,
ten
head
company
recliaxgeable batteries and the batteries can be recharged
times at a total cost of only 3c per operating hour.
,
according to Dr. Johnson.
square feet of laboratory and office space
will be
provided/, in addition to greenhouses and service buildings. Some 70,
research people will
move
into the new building as soon as it is
future
:
_
with
provide for small scale field plot and animal" research work. The
building will he a single story with basement with a wing extending
from
a
central core. This, design lias been selected to provide for
2564.
p.
and
hundred
One
■
■
.•
world's
convention held
will complement
Freeport, Texas.
center
new
Director
Johnson,
E.
plant and animal science operations, some
formulation and analytical work and
serve as
Dow's
for
headquarters
Fifty
189,
Julius
Dr.
picture
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
The
house
synthesis,
chemical
Co.—Acquiring Its Stock—
Auto-Lite
to
will
center
The
formerly
was
motion
Portable
"
Chemical Research.
'/"//
Productions, an inde¬
and distributed 200
feature films during the last
ten years.
He is now affiliated with
Associated Producers. Inc.,
whose program
this year includes pro-,
ducing 16 pictures for distribution through Twentieth Century-Fox.
Mr.
Lippert is also President of a Riverside County real estate
properties group. He is a member of the board of directors of Mono¬
gram
Precision Industries, Inc.,
and had
held a similar post with
Houston-Fearless Corp.—V. 189, p. 1793.
now
according
plant,
local capital and local incentive. Crane is a manufacturer."
(5) The realignment of executive personnel, the most recent action
being the selection of Wesley A. Songer. former Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent of American Safety Razor, as Executive Vice-President of Crane,
A newly
created position.
"Mr. Songer was associated with. American Safety Razor during a
noteworthy period of profit improvement and growth," a Crane spokes¬
man said.
"Summing up, Mr. Evans has given Crane a combination of
financial know-how and operating experience."—V. 189, p. 2564.
producer.
Lippert
pendent
structure will consolidate agricultural chemicals /research
dispersed among various laboratories at Dow's Mid/kid
new,
functions
of Bingham,
Walter & Hurry, Inc.; Bruce
th'eatre executive; and Herb Maclntyre/ motion picture
Vice-President
retired
television
Mr.
-
next summer.
iate
suppress
Electric
and
Co.—Building Research Center—
Company on June 29 announced plans to build a new agricul¬
chemical research center at its headquarters in Midland, Mich.
Construction
will begin
immediately with completion scheduled fol¬
,
Chairman
- :
i
—
.-v
Lippcrt,
Sr.,
prominent motion
picture producer and
executive, has been elected Chairman of the Board, in addi¬
his already designated responsibilities-as Secretary-Treasurer,
announced on June 26 by Edwin F. Zabel,. President. •
■>
'I*.
corporation's directors are Mr. Lippert; Mr. Zabel; Sanford I. /*
Fowler,
The
products through independent businessmen.. The same is true oi
major oil companies. Half of Crane's branch sales are products made
by other people. If that were profitable, it might make sense. But
It hasn't been profitable. Manufacturer-owned sales branches serve to
Crane
was
The
tural
Its
See
it
process
Chemical
Dow
_
the decision to close factory sales branches, Mr. Evans
recently said:
"Crane's previous position seems to me rather like
that of the private in the army wno insists that the whole regiment
Is out of step except for himself. The automobile industry markets
Discussing
Calif.
Hollywood,
Corp.,
.
1013.
p.
L.
Drucker,
development.
is also
new
to
tion
adapted to operate as a facsimile
System for high speed scanning and direct reproduction or transmission '
of graphic material such as original documents, or/microfilm;/.Computer
or facsimile
information can lie reproduced on cards, labels or sheets
up to legal size fcr distribution or filing,
A further interesting feature of the Videdgraph>jproePSs is its'ability' '
to instantaneously print out pictures of moving objects which pass in
front of a specially adapted television camera.
The
machine will reproduce pictorial, as well as alphabetic and
numeric information, it was explained.—V. 188,, p.-443.
»
••
signed
products formerly handled
employees of the factory
Many
staffs'of
the
Vicieograph
The
independent wholesalers are now
thirty-six
hundred
One
Koshkind.
announced
a
to help broaden the distribution of Crane
the 33 factory sales branches which had
vp
theatre
from punched cards. It r can either print
oil a television screen, according-;to Alan
Research and Engineering Division/who
paper tape cr directly
translation or display it
Vice-President,
the
distributing company which had been owned jointly
by Crane and 28% by members of the Ordjvay family who were among
toe
founders of Minnesota
Mining and Manufacturing. Under the
Arrangements completed last week the Or dway family will continue
to
distribute several million dollars worth of Crane-made products
each year. The transaction freed approximately $4,000,000 of Crane
funds for use in the revitalization program and still provided a sales
outlet, for Crane'S"~valvos and plumbing
products.
Minnesota,
named the Videograph process/ can read
pulses directly from a computer or from magnetic
tape,
I.
Robert
system which has been
and translate binary
numhei
Elected—
182,
up
The
approximately $15 a share.
.
earnings potential per share has been increased
Approximately 50%, computed on tlic percentage by which the
©f shares outstanding was reduced.
(31
Part of the financing of the tender program was achieved by
toe
previously announced sale of the assets of tlic Crane Co. of
Association.—V.
ElectroVision
and printing or displaying the resulting information at the'fate
to 20.000 letters, numbers and symbols per second, lias been
developed by this company.
guage
by
In addition, the
(2)
of translating computer lan¬
high-speed electronic process capable
A
Electrical
Development—'
(A. S.) Dick Co., Chicago, 111.—New
^
increased
into
placed
Tile/company
,vere
cvners
Co.—New Plant in Operation—
Diamond Alkali
_—
and
was
009
of
via
6%
due
announced on July 7.—V. 182, p. 2466.
Federated Corp. of
company,
secured notes, series A,
$1,670,000 of secured notes, series B,
Delaware—Exchange Offer
—
This
»
prospectus dated June 19, offered $918,convertible subordinated debentures, due
a
1968, in the following amounts in exchange for stock
the following corporations: $210,000 principal amount
payment for all of the capital
of
in
stock of Consumers Time v
Volume
190
Number 5863
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(155)
Credit, Inc., a New York corporation, and $442,000 prin¬
cipal amount in exchange for a like principal amount of
debentures of
ment
dated
Consumers, pursuant to
of
John
-
a
exchange.—V.
1959
189,
accounts
to
the
repay
also
Sales
the
of
in
the proceeds
in
1958
of
assets
$2.56,
1958
loan
before
with
to
to
loan
78
to
to
in
cents
90%
associations
situated
•
First
Congregational
Francoeuf
&
Cp„
Church, Traverse
The
bonds
to
are
will
if
Briggs
with
1962
the
the
of
vise
including
the
bonds
July
15,
bonds
will
will,
15,
be
accrued
at
funds
the
102%;
after
bonds
at
on
non-borrowed
redeem
1965
redeemed
plus
redemption
with
non-borrowed
July
1905,
such
on
is made
with
par
interest
in
if
info
15,
be
1962
jion-borrowed
all
is
and
redeemed
up
at
for
for
by
1958
Eortcr
&
firm.
current,
a
the
to
Known
by means of
of free
amount
recorded
in
parts
$65
total residual
'
and
of
chlorine
in
the
Gabriel
will
The
charts.—V.
189,
Water
Utilities Co., Miami,
&
Fla.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company on
covering
to
are
for
filed
8
86,000 shares of
be" offered
21,000
July
registration
a
stock.
common
public sTale for
statement with
1959
pre-emptive
of
at
cost
a
Gabriel's
new
electronic
schedule
and
would
on
of
be
$1,600,000.
approximately
'
Corp.
Of
the
this
shares,
representing outstanding stock,
selling stockholders. The public offering price
be
to
are
supplied by amendment.
Beil
stock,
of
account
&
for
underwriting
is listed
Inc.,
principal underwriter.
Net
shares
Material
•
Agreement
—
of
Merger
Service
whereby
Corp.
of Chicago
General
two
terms
the
as
"
cumulative
share) would
be
dividends
will
probably
convertible
at
begin
into
in
.89423
rate
a
of
1964.
shares
5%
Each
a
pre¬
General
of
give an effective-conversion
General Dynamics stock
closing price of
price
Thule
Exchange
installation,
$55.37 Va
was
proceeds of approximately $715,000 from the sale of Stock by the
are
to be used to reduce outstanding indebtedness of the
by 0 $350,000
and
to
increase
general
working capital by
company
$365,000.
The company lias
outstanding
to certain indebtedness J,
The
172,316
shares
common
selling stockholders
'
receipt
N.
of
to
J.
$1,000,000
a
order
outdoor
supply
from
substations
one; of
three
in
the
BMEW's
network- of "sta¬
scan air space over the Soviet
Union, is being built
of the Army's Corps of Engineers.
The stations will
intercontinental ballistic missiles as their
trajectory brings them
Secretary-Treasurer,
who
addition/
J.
Segal,
is
selling 14,000 of his holdings of 73,211
shares (42.49% ), and David
Blumberg, President, 7,000 of 36,605 shares
(21.24% ).—V. 189, p. 1021.
p.
50.
This
fund
of
trust
a
subordinate
issued.
about
Fifth
F.
has filed
company
fication
is
It
Aug.
debentures,
proposed
1,
Unit
1959,
Inc.
French
application with
an
indenture pursuant
to
the
pursuant
Investing
series
that
du{e
Aug.
debentures
holders" of
to
Co.,
A,
these
SEC
seeking
to
Mills, Inc.- -Extends
•
stock
of
Tudor
City
Medal
Caracas,
General
Harincra
Into
Guate-
Fred
to
the
serve
Mills
has
"has
fornied
Central
a
Venezuelan "market*
completed
Guatemalteca,
brands
in
S.A.,
agreement
for
the
on
will
to
marketing of its electronic
the
genera*
major
portion
finance the
to
"Transacter"
system
devel¬
The Transacter is said to
which
and
central
a
serves
as
a
data-processing
rental income is realized.
additional working capital
The
balance
the
of
will
proceeds
which may be necessary to carry
receivables. and inventory resulting from
expanding sales of'
company's other products.-—V. 189, p. 2784.
Granite
City
Steel
Co.—-Continues
Expansion—-
This
company,
completing one expansion program by the end of
year,' has. already begun another to raise its annual
steelmaking
this
capacity
additional
an
Vc'edcr,
Chairman
to a total of 1,740,000 tons, Nicholas P.
and President, announced 6n
July 2.
completed by the end ox 1961, Mi*. Veeder
replacement of one of the company's two blast
of
10%
the
Board
Major construction will
said.
an
It
will
include
with
be
furnace'
new
a
important
changes-and
able
material
raw
more
of
use
in
oxygen
to
produce
making
in the
twice
steel;
much
as
structural
company's,
pig iron,
design
and
steelmaking
seven
cpeii hearth furnaces; further improvements ir. the cold
rolling depart¬
and
the installation of a second continuous
galvanizing line
and a second electrolytic tin
plate line to apply,,.coatings of zinc,,and
tin, respectively, to continuous
lengths of sheet steel in strip form.
Construction of the
new; tin plate line has already started.
The company's rated
capacity is now 1,440,000 tons a year. The
effects on open hearth production of
facilities built during the present
expansion program, which began in
1956, will bring the capacity to
1,584,000 tons by the end of this
year.
,
"Measured by the customary
yardstick of ingot or productive
capacity.
Granite City Steel's size when it
reaches the 1,740,000-ton level will
ment;
have
increased
"Our
rapid
than
more
growth
140%
in ten
making this area
is
years,"
an
^location for steel fabricating plants."—V.
Mr.
Veeder
increasingly
189,
said.
attractiv®
345.
p.
Green Mountain Power
Corp.—Gross Off—Net Up—
12
Months
Net
mill.
.
aid
own
189,
The
passenger
336,550
Canada
during
it
1958,
total
cars
June,
to
with
June,
share
per
of
$612,500
$1.36
$1.26
in
Second
William
NAFEC
Aircraft
Engineering
283,486
Gulfstream
S.
Cowart,
Aircraft
he
Leases
Agency's
(FAA's)
City, N.
National
Aviation
to
roll
off
Grumman
production
Gulf-
Facilities
lines,
Jr.,
will
NAFEC
modified
be
it
will
Director.
The
interior
of
the
new
to accommodate electronic test equip¬
saicl.
.
•
.
It
is
fully
190.
and
is
equipped
airborne
were
Corp.-
at Atlantic
Jr., has' leased, with option
corporation's new
twin
engine prop-jet
aircraft, the
according to joint announcement issued on July 6.
also
the
_
become the first prop-jet to
fly in the FAA Bureau of Research and
Development experimental fleet.
The new turboprop, designed by Grumman as a
corporate transport,
will be used as a flying test bed lor
experimentation in air traffic
control problems from
sea
level to 35,000 feet, according to Colonel
ment,
226,001
stock..
common
this
feet,
at
with
to
without
for
advanced
weather
radar.
perform
wearing
their
oxygen
A
types of instrument flying
pressurized cabin enables
duties
masks,
at
a
when
cabin
the
altitude
aircraft
of
actually
25,000 feet.
The
Gulfstream,
aviation
has
It
instrumented
scientists
market,
which
marks Grumman's
cruises
at 357 mph. at
ceiling of 36,000 feet,
and a maximum fuel load
service
a
of
produced by GM
53,064 were trucks.
and
55,600
$661,800
stock
common
Federal*Aviation
buy,
is
trucks
compared
as
July 2.
during
vehicles
cars
and
passenger
announced
was
1958
$7,016,400
670,000
57,500
1022.
p.
Gulfstream,
~
the
1959
$6,855,200
717,400
requirements.....
for
Grumman
and
.
produced
and
31—
stream—
5,500
States
earnings
will
General Motors Corp.—June Car Output
Up—
corporation
May
revenues....
dividend
earnings
—V.
General
of
the
Ended
operating
income
Preferred
Industria
of
by a group of Guatemalan businessmen, with the
the International Finance Corporation, will
General Mills will purchase all wheat and
supervise milling in i accordance with the company's standards
formulas.
Ultimately, Mr. Stevens said, General Mills and INHSA
plan to join in the -production of formula feeds in Guatemala.—V.
p. 50.
<
"
cooperation
during. June,
Friden, Ijic.—Acquires Two Firms—
debentures
years
points
provide
a
operate
Of
of
Experimental Center
with
production
INRSA, formed
'
SEC
rapid
original entry at multiple trans¬
office.
Production of
Transacter systems to be leased to
customers and the development'of
a
sales, service and maintenance organization to provide continuous
service to customers is said to
require large expenditures before sub¬
mission
'
long-term
a
(INHSAi
Goli'etto
and
The
sale
subsidiary, Stromfcerg Time Corp.
American
the
modern
United
the
new
Flour into Guatemala.
new
mill to open in July at Guatemala
City. Mr.
plant will feature pneumatic conveying, will be fitted
equipment from Italy and will have facilities
for
handling wheat in bulk. It will have a capacity of 1,500 hundred¬
weight of flour per day.
City
into
Inc.
Acquisition of two mail equipment companies to become
expanding muilroom equipment division of1 Friden, Inc.
closed on June 30 by President Walter S. Johnson.
Operations
subsidiary with the name, General Mills, Inc. It marks the second
major step in-the foreign operations of General Mills' Flour Division."
About a year ago, the firm established General
Mills de Venezuela, S.A.,
or
the
,
be
011
are
issued
be
Tudor
of
quali¬
sinking
1979,
1,
will
preferred
consolidation
a
the
to which $250,000 of 6%
of
and
a
Gross
and
(Fred F.) French Investing Co.—Files Indenture With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
with
Kidder, Peabody & Co. ia
principal underwriter.
proceeds
Net
Mills
statement
automatic data-gathering system
communication link between sources of
A.
with
registration
a
horizon.
Stevens said
(in
Joshua
are
the
as
furnaces
share.-
per
<S
"Thfe company," Mr. Stevens said,
company
filed
oped by its
of
July 6 on the
Stock
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
production
be
acquire
supervision
Gold
at
1,191,011
be added
of the company.
The company expects that the
thereof will be
required over the next several
have entered
Dynamics
Stevens, Vice-President of the corporation and General
Manager
of its Flour Division, on June 30
announced plans to extend the milling
of
1,670,613
funds
the
This would
mala—
and
company
account of
the
and
Hough,
65,000
the
295,199
Net
preference
General
SEC
347,505
2784.
p.
increased
which
on
common.
190,
D.
the
$1,713,026
,
Net
Florida
$2,219,968
1,260,000
stockholders at the rate of $100 of
debentures for each 8 shares of stock
held.
The interest rate, record
date, subscription price and underwrit¬
ing terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
Delivery of equipment is scheduled for
early summer to take advan¬
tage of the area's short June-through-September construction
period.
—V.
741,345
$394,682
General Time
additional
an
from
"V -
the
over
846,330
$416,846
listed
release
stock
designed to
detect
1,776,908
156,449
operating income
after charges
July 8, 1959 covering $6,260,700 of convertible subordinated debentures
due 1979. Tiie debentures are to be
offered for subscription by common
sell
metal-clad switchgear for the USAFhs Eallistic Missile
Early Warn¬
ing System Station near Thule, Greenland.
2674.
p.
that
to
common
proceeding
The
company
has announced
Greenland Contractors, Trenton,
under
Southwest—Earnings—
286,000
This
expanding its '
General Electric Co.—Receives
$1 Million Contract—
line. Residual is
recorder
been
Mr. Bartley and that in addition
Bartley and Frank A. Marion to
construction
merger
2242.
tions
the
172,013
-V.- 189,
to
after
of
369,781
Net
Net
purchase of the industrial and medical
gas enterprises of LaVtrne
W.
Ilchch and associates to General
Dynamics
was
effected
through Laird, Bissell & Meeds, it was announced on June £9.-r-V,'
189,
p.
income taxes—
operating
stantial
par)
York
Co.
1959—Month—1958
1959—5 Mos.—1958
$2,554,227 *$2,310,028 $12,456,752 $11,000,450
1,565.582
1,472,897
7,613,546
7,281,079
—■
taxes..
Other
of
The
cases.
standard
on
months
Purchases Heneh's Properties—
"Depolox," the new analyzer generates
dissimilar metal electrodes, in proportion
million
six
July 6—
share.
per
New
the
two
or
per
Federal
margin."
$10,129,931.
has
provides
proposal
a
is
Dynamics
agreement
Dynamics
Co.—Introduces New Product—
as
first
shartp
that
October,
2242.
*
on
(no
Telephone
1958."
to
company's
Mass;
'year (about $2.90 a
ferred
share
would
A new Residual Chlorine
Analyzer featuring "Micro-Ball" self-clean¬
ing electrodes is currently being manufactured and marketed by this
company under exclusive license agreement with Chlorator, G.m.b.H., a
German
in
comfortable
a
time
and
Fischer
the
totaled
some
Mr.
approved
also'sdid
corporation
an
stock
101%%
funds
$22,800,000
majority of assets of Material Service in exchange for .2,064,516
shares of a liew 5% issue of "General
Dynamics convertible
15,
to
made
of
stock
to
the
prior
or
redemption
July
will
on
1958
Bartley
40,000
about
189,
Reached
Mich.—
prior to July
or
to
field.
Mr.
the
Millis,
General
California.
and accrued
funds
in
p.
July
103',
uc
redemption
July .15,
and
to
General
Operating revenues_____
Operating expenses*-.,-..,
said
Bartley
completed
dated
be
1S61
redeemed
be
1970;
15,
also
of
—V.
capitali¬
July 15, 1959 and are due semi-annually
I5j 1971.
'
The bonds may be redeemed at; the option of the borrower
upon 30
days' notice.
If redemption is made with borrowed .fends the bond>
Jan.
this
with
grant
shares
Mr.
Pro
The bonds are being .offered in denominations
$500, Sl;000, $5,000 and $10,000.
from
Briggs
.
general
of
5%% first closed serial bonds at 100%
Mr.
recently became President of Rocket Power, Inc., Mesa,
Ariz., a Wholly-owned subsidiary of The Gabriel Co. The new
plant,
now
under,construction, will produce solid fuel for rockets and missiles.
Mr. Marioir also joined the
subsidiary as its Executive Vice-President.
interest.
of
in
Gabriel
additional
an
of
months
common
Mr
Chicago, 111., on June T 5 publicly
$250,000 of 5%, 5V$%, 51/4%, 5%%, 5&'%, 5%%:
offered
year,"
rights.
May,
earnings
City,
six
options
outstanding
in
Bartley,
substantial
reported that May sales in the company's Gabriel
highest in corporate history, due in large measure
increases in sales in the replacement market for
auto¬
absorbers.
will
50,000
-•••■•
•
E.
a
Period End. May 31
this
earnings
those
10,000 shares of its
This
and
first
outlets
facilities
the
of
Charles
pVedicted
1958.
compared
net
Gabriel
be
1954.
that
exceed
agreement
purchase
working capital.
with
Company,
to
the
shock
The
with
in
offering, the
capital stock.
of
2565.
p.
connection
with
agreement
the
7
also
substantial
motive
$168,000,000.
least
at
owns
will
the
solely of .1,022,561 shares
BUSINESS—The
company
stock of seven savings and
in
sale
associations
$2,614,000
were
giving effect
the
appropriations
totaled
compared
28,
1959,
Feb.
at
incurred
and
will be added
interest
CAPITALIZATION—After
189,
$4,200,000
savings
earnings
zation will consist
—V.
the
were
Shareholders
from
company
minority
after
total
of
the
of
balance of
and
share
forma
loan
one
EARNINGS—Net
reserves
per
should
for
national
company.
the
to
of
$30,000,000
indicated
Briggs
Division
71,607 shares are being offered
selling stockholders and 158,393
82
proceeds
bank
a
acquisition
and
of
being sold by the
are
PROCEEDS—Net
1959
exceed
Briggs
1959
of capital stock. A total of
the
option
compared
during the first six months of
approximately 40%. above the
will
Mr
'
Financial Federation, Inc.—Stock Offered—An
under¬
writing group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. on
July 9 offered at $29 per share an issue of 230.000 shares
used
1959
■
shares
and
President
in
be
comparable period in 1958.
Barring a major
reversal
in
economic
conditions
or
a
prolonged
steel strike,
we currently estimate that the company's
total sales in
Mr.
for
purchase
Briggs,
sales
"will
subsidiaries of Federated. The holders of all of such
12%
debentures have agreed to make the
45.
in
"Sales
,
14,
$266,000 debentures were offered in exchange for a like
principal amount of outstanding 12% debentures of three
p.
H.
rise
purchase agree¬
1958, as amended. The balance of
Nov.
stock
a
return
14,000
to
rpm.
maximum
a
the
at
commercial
25,000
payload
feel.
rang®
1,700 miles
range of 2,200 miles.
It
powered by two Rolls Royce Dart px'op-jet engines.—V. 190, p. 51.
-
a
the
J
Mr.
Johnson
announced
that
shares
1,090
of
Friden
part
had
stock
of
had
been
OF
MOTOR
VEHICLES
U.
approved
by the respective boards.
Stockholders of
International Supply Co. will meet' in July to
ratify the contract. Com¬
bined net assets of the acquired firms
approximate $953,000.—V. 189,
pp. 2783 and 2674.
S.
AND
CANADIAN
-1959-
FACTORIES
-1958-
Passenger
been
exchanged for all ol the stock of the Ciunmington
Corp. of Boston,
Mass., and that a contract for the purchase of the assets of the Inter¬
national Postal Supply Co. of New York for
39,318 shares of Friden
stock
OUTPUT
dis¬
was
Trucks
Cars'
302,481
46,333
290,749
.273,247
42,720
235,353
30,920
283,713
44,131
282,187
50,316
212,791
184,326
333,639
271,888
47,815
206,217
32,294
283,486
53,064
194,900
31,101
—
...
...
March
—__
April
May
——...—
—
June
;2.
—V.
189, 'p.
....
Trucks
34,088
34,157
The
its
has called for redemption on
3.4.4%
convertible
subordinated
company
outstanding
1975 at
1,
First
104:,V%
National
Debentures
$17.81
V.
City
may
share
per
188,
plus
to
30,
shares
for
rants)
are
the
of
M.
each
to
$1,000
be
electronics,
proceeds
Co.
for
With
at
the
on
July
15,
of
1959.—
trucks,
for
and
sale
of
capital
the
SEC
100%
of
July 8,
on
fund
purchase of
The
debentures
debentures
20
common
(with
principal
war¬
amount
underwriting group headed by Carl
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc. The interest
are
to
be
business
buses
and
missile
supplied
is
new
by amendment.
manufacture and sale
the
of
passenger cars, metal couplings
and accessory equipment for the
industries.
the debentures and
investment program.
completely
with
the
facilities,
It
plans
added
About
to
funds
the
use
plans to engage in the manufacture
in research in those and
related
equipment
Another
$200,090
for
from
$1,250,000
working
is
to
be
land, building and
Millis, Mass. Another
and
sale
of
solid
rocket
fuels
and
for
new
and
more
efficient
subsidiary, Talco Engineering Co.,
machine shop equipment.
Rise
in
and
Sales
production
expects
to
use
equip¬
about
subscribe
$50
common
preference
share for the
per
share of
new
stock,
or
preference,
I6V2 shares
tional
details
follow:
UNDERWRITERS — The underwriters named below have
severally
agreed to purchase from the corporation at $50 per share, plus accrued
from July 13,'1959, in the respective
percentages set forth
below,
such
subscribed
of
for
the
shares
pursuant
to
the
of
the
First
Tucker,
Boston
Corp.— 15.J.5
Anthony
R.
-"is
Day
Carl
M.
Co.
Loeb,
White,
C.
Blair
&
Pierce,
Smith
&
—
...
Redpath
Doolittle
Fen-
Inc
Co
&
—.
2.25
Ellis
2.25
Ryons
Co
5.00
Riter
&
Co
5.00
J.
Zock
A.
Anderson...
&
Co
...
Co
Co
3.10
Bateman, Elcliler
&
Co
1.50
3.10
Crowell,
&
Co
1.50
3.10
,
The
Weedon
a
special
meeting
on
June
15
Corp.
3.10
Edward
L.
at
3.10
F.
3.10
Wagenseller & Durst,
Walston & Co., Inc
—V.
Rothschild
189,
p.
2890.
Co
&
2.25
2 25
S.
&
2.25
2.25
&
Clark, Dodge & Co
Hallgarten & Co
Moseley
2.25
Green,
<fc
Co
Johnson,
Lane,
Jones
&
Mich.,
to
and
BUSINESS—Hausman
A
group
will use -.the proceeds to
finance
for
the
general
Steel
Co.,
retire short-term
acquisition of Concrete Steel Corp.
corporate purposes.
to
successor
business
a
established
new wholly-owned subsidiary, specializes in the design*
installation" and distribution of
products
for
the con¬
struction of industrial,
commercial and institutional buildings. Prod¬
ucts
also
include
wire
mesh,
metal decking, steel
joists,
movabla
and lis
19i5,
aluminum "windows,
air' conditioning
and allied building products made
partit'ons,
and
and heating unita
others.—V. 189.
by
systems,
2676,
(Walter E.)
Heller & Co.—Registers Stock Plan With
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
This company filed a
suant
covering
to
*226,000
^options
its
under
registration statement with the SEC on July 2,
shares of its common stock, for issuance pur¬
officers and key employees of the company
granted
Restricted
Stock
Option
Plan.—V.
189,
p.
1794.
Hereon
...
Stock
Offered-—
PROCEEDS—The
net proceeds will be used to pay off outstanding,
purchase equipment and further manufacturing facilities,
and development on a high temperature ceramic seal*
and for working capital.
to
notes,
for
research
BUSINESS—The
metic
1.50
Inc.—
Corp.—Common
Inc., of New York City, on June 30
publicly offered 100,000 shares of common stock (par 10)
at $3 per share, as a speculation.
Space
Go
Electronics
Richard Bruce & Co.,
1.50
D.
—
fabrication,
2.25
...
Co....
Lester,
&
Inc
_
3.10
Offered
&
5.00
&
Co.
Co.......
Parker
5.00
*
Weld
Allyn & Co., Inc..
&
%
Securities
—
company
incurred
loans
Detroit,
in
not
Goodbody & Co.—
Granbery, Marache & Co...
Witter
&
are
Co.
by
PROCEEDS—The
bank
of
1.959,
Walker
H.
as
"
;■
Auchincloss,
5.00
Lynch,
&
ner
Wertheim
A.
Rhoades
•;
G.
stock
offer:
•
11.15
....
Merrill
Dean
L.
—
preference
subscription
*
The
new
Steel
Howard" Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
New Orleans, and the Ohio Company,
Columbus, Ohio,
on
June 30 offered, and quickly sold 80,000 shares of
common stock (par $5) at $9 per share.
p.
dividends
moving jobs—so does*the GARB replace many blada
spreading,. rough grading and finish grading operations.
1543.
llausman
convertible
at
one
F.
Predicted-
Following approval by shareholders
$1.60 cumulative
right to
the
of cumulative convertible preference stock, held of rec¬
ord on June 25, 1959. Rights expired on
July 13. Addi¬
and
additional
Substantial
stock
stock for each 11 shares of
including
fields; about $365,000 to acquire addi¬
tional machine shop
equipment for the Bohanan Division which manu¬
factures force ejection
systems and other devices for the missile and
aircraft industry; and
$300,000 for added research and
product devel¬
ment.
of 105,928 shares of $2.98 cumula¬
(without par value and
junior to the preferred stock) to the holders of its com¬
company
net
equipment for the Gabriel Electronics Division at
$590,000 is to be used to erect
buildings and acquire equipment for a
solid propellant plant for its
subsidiary, Rocket Power, Inc., which
opment
ing by the
above shares at the rate of
sinking
011
p.
tive convertible preference stock
stock,
SEG—
subordinated
industry and antenna
the
its
on
made
an
and
principal
aircraft
of
for
expended
business
debentures).
public sale at
for
through
underwriting terms
absorbers
the rubber
capital
of
warrants
of
offered
company's
shock
for
of
(with
debentures
and
The
close
registration statement
a
$2,500,000
1974
Loeb, Rhoades
rate
the
Co.—Registers
covering
June
be
General Precision Corp.—Additional
Financing Details
—Mention was made in our June 29 issue of the offer¬
mon
This company filed
1959,
30,
all of
1959,
debentures due
April
Trust Co., 2 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
be converted into common stock at the rate
up
earth
187,
headed
July
interest. Payment will
10j4.
p.
Gabriel
due
accrued
volume
machines
—V.
2783.*
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—To Redeem Stock—
.
Manufacturing Co.—New Product—
idea in roadbuilding equipment is announced by this com¬
The new Gurries Automatic Road Builder—GARB, for short—
handles virtually every blading job from the scraper to the paver.
■
As the carry-type scraper replaced dozers and trucks on
many larg®
new
pany,
■
Cars
January
February
Gurries
A
Passenger
of
Connector
New
Jersey.
1.50
changed
1.50
Washington
to
the
St.,
company
organized
was
under
the
name
of
Her¬
on May 16, 1955, under the laws of the Stat®
charter amendment on May 5, 1959, its name was
Corp.
By
present
one.
Newark,
N.
principal offices are located at 481
The company is engaged principally
The
J.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
8
.
.
.
Monday, July 13, 1959
(156)
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
payable
•Notes
stock
Common
•Of
$42,214
notes
these
were
secured
$2,874
and
receivable
cent)
(par. one
by
$45,088
250,000 shs.
assignment
secured by
a
chattel
mortgage
of
on
accounts
equipment
Lu-(
bricant Contract—
miles
180,000
at
times
three
1 that it has been awarded a
substantial quantities of the new
development in
the F-108 and
that production is now at a level where
made available commercially to private
The company unnounced
on July
contract by the Air Force to supply
designated Pentulube TP053. for continued
engines slated for March 3 aircraft, such as
lubricant,
turbo-jet
B-70.
the
It
in
the
oil
base
new
is
being
evaluation
for
concerns
announced
also
was
automotive
in
high-temperature ^applications
of
number
a
industries.—V.
metal-working
and
190,
50.
p.
Illinois,
The
sales
1958
June
over
Indiana,
Texas,
Services,
figures
of
include
not
do
departments,- V.
leased
of
sales
190,
51.
p.
asset
Net
share six months previously.
per
the
share,
income.
outstanding numbeicd 2,602,489 at the close of the half
compared with 2,501,758 six months ago.—V. 183, p. 1111.
Co.—Acquisition—
Mining
Sabre-Pinon
Corp. below.—V.
186,
Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Operating
1959—3 Mos,—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$39,834,200 $31,149,700 $74,732,200 $60,155,200
before income taxes
8,024,200
4,875,200
14,542,700
9,635,500
Provision
Net
lor
taxes
inc.
income
Preferred
Earned
—V.
31—
dividends
189,
2,203,900
7,645,000
4,493,500
$2,611,300
$6,897,700
$5,142,000
Gross
53,100
53,100
106,200
106,200
Interest
$0.35
$0.93
income
Service, Inc.—Common
Offered
Stock
—Mohawk Valley Investing Co., Inc., of Utica, N.
June 29 publicly offered 5,000 shares of common
at par ($10 per
Y., on
stock
share).
FROCFEDS—The
net
purchase of tanks,
for working capital.
used for repayment of
and other equipment, and
meters
-
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated under the laws of New
_
v;as
to
State
March. 30, 1946.
The name
incorporated was Household Service Inc.
Household
and
place
Gas
of
Service,
business
Inc.
Dee.
on
Household
of
The
1953.
2,
located
is
which
under
on
Household
was changed
principal office
at
Clinton, N. Y.
At
the time
of
its incorporation
Household acquired the property and
business
of
Household Gas Service, Inc.,
a
corporation engaged in
the
distribution
and
marketing of liquefied petroleum gas' therein
called "LP-Gas" and of Clinton Household Service, Inc., a corporation
engaged in selling household gas appliances.
Household is engaged in
the distribution and sale of LP-Gas, a fuel
household, farm, commercial and industrial purposes, equip¬
ment and appliances for use in connection with the TP-Gas. Household
used
for
supplies
LP-Gas
central
and
service
northern
to
approximately
York-in
New
40 milesisouth of Utica
5,700
customers' located
stretching
area
an,
5%
first
convertible
mtge, sinking fund bonds
Preferred
stock
Common
—V.
debentures'...
189,
in
Outstanding
$293,200
150,000
4,000 shs.
(par $10
4,000 shs.
50,000 shs*
_
21,336 shs.
2566.
p.
Tin's
company
has
changed
its
Hardware Manufacturing Co., Inc.
was announced
Industrial
from
name
Industrial
Hardware
Electronic
'•
v
July 7.
on
Corp.—New Name-
corporate
to
\
Hardware Mfg. Co., Inc.—Name
See Industrial Electronic
share—
Hardware Corp.
above.—V.
Net
holders
to
of
common
shares of Panel lit. Inc., the right to subscribe at
$3.50 per
share for approximately 170,000 common shares of the
company lor each three
held
of
record
June
PROCEEDS-The
ance ol
net
and
1959;
organized
was
March
subsidiary of Panellit;
of
and the
and on that
Panascan Division of Panellit
the
to Panellit of
issuance*
The Panascan Division
lield
the
on
July
6.
10,
date
in
1959,
it
as
took
wholly-
a
certain
over
consideration
$2 601
of
140,000 shares of Systems common stock-
has been engaged
opment, manufacture and sale
In
irghts expired
used to repay notes, the bal¬
used lor working capital and for additional
engineering.
BUSINESS—Systems
owned
assets
8,
proceeds .will be
the proceeds will be
research
shares of Panellit, Inc.
common
or
primarily in the design, devel¬
lease of products, devices and systems
of
instrumentation, control, data handling, electronics and
machinery; and Services' products will consist g
ally of
electrical
_
the data
reduction
and
computing equipment formerly manufcTvUred bv
the Panascan Division.—V.
189, p.
1929.
International Rys. of Central America—Earnings
Period End'. May 31
1959^-5
1959—Month—1958
$2.14
5,926,265
Mos.—1958
PROCEED^—The net proceeds v ill be added to the
the company-and be used for expenses incidental to
general funds
mining oper¬
The
is a Delaware
company
corporation, organized in October 1956.
principal office of the.- company is 229 South Street, Dover, Del.
company maintains an
office in New York at 438-86th Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y. The company received a license to transact business
in the State of Arizona on Doc. 3, 1956. The company is engaged in
the business of acquiring mineral and other natural resources proper¬
ties and of exploring, developing and operating these properties, and
in addition to conduct a general mining including asbestos. The com¬
$1,305,741
$1,186,347
399,932
943,143
$786,415
$2,640,392
' 888,708
$2,812,136
385,996
$1,868,993
(net)
40,417
42,795
98,367
$1,751,684
' 103,706
$879,328
$743,620
$1,770,626
$1,647,978
pref. stk.
on
Tlie
has
pany
Number
of ccm.
839,183
839.183
836,233
$0.89
$2.11
$1.97
share
com.
per
836,233
$1.05
outstanding
stock
Earned
of
shs.
"Excluding dividends on preferred stock retired through
commOn stock.—V. '189, p. 2891.
the issuance
has contracts from the U. S. 'Government
totaling»$24,041,123, Alex Lewyt, President, announced
predicted the backlog will reach $30 million by the
company's new fiscal year which started on July 1.
July
on
7
announced
that,
at
pioductfbij
Mr.
Lewyt stated that the company is continuing its expansion
program/started four years ago with the purchase of the Ford Instru¬
ment
Building from Sperry Rand Corp. More than $100,000 is now
being spent for
an
additional research and engineering laboratory
company's plant.
the
development facilities have already
company's expansion program. He
especially in the
of radar data processing and transmission and that the com¬
was using some of the most advanced computer techniques in
Lewyt said that research and
tripled
been
fields
pany
research
its
the hearing
has
proceed
been
not
because the audit of the company's books
completed and counsel is in no position to
the hearing.—V.
with
SEC
190,
52.
p.
SEC
has
lias
an
Reorganization
exemption order under the Investment
Act with respect to certain transactions involved in a "proposed
reorganization of Jet-Heft,
Inc.*, Englewood, N. J.,
an
affiliate of
Research <fc Development Corp., Boston investment company.
Jct-Heet has outstanding $20,000 of 6%
demand notes, $312,000 of
shares of common stock.
American Research
demand notes, $204,700 of the 5% notes, and
stock. It is proposed that the outstanding 5%
notes be exchanged for new
10-year 5',7 subordinated income deben¬
tures and shares of common stock, on the basis of $4 principal amount
of debentures and 18.75 common shares for each $25 principal amount
of 5% notes.
If all the 5% notes are surrendered, a total of $50,000
of debentures
and 234,000 of common shares will be issued in ex¬
and
notes,
shares
further
is
6'c
year
the
of
therefor.
change
It
46,887
$10,000 of the 6%
18,521
notes
-
;
•_
j,
1.
...
proposed that Jet-IIeet will issue $20,000
and
46,888
common
demand notes,
6%
standing
.
shares
in
exchange
*
of new fivefor the out¬
v ;
financial
position and be able to attract new capital.
It lias been
approved by the company's stockholders, holders of the 6% demand
notes, and by more than 97% of the holders of the 5%
notes. The
company is an engineering and licensing company providing develop¬
ment services for manutVcturcrs seeking new products, largely In the
field of heat transfer and thermomechanics.
The Commission's order
Railway
oper.
revenues.
$1,243,336
$1,417,185
$6,656(906
$6,885,629
Net rev.
from
ry.
opers.
17,145
168,466
696,544
711,025
chgs.
•12,457
84,578
358,298
331,047
Act
63,759
258,488
235.643
airborne,
Motorola
and
189,
shipboard
and
applications,
ground
he said.
1929.
p.
Ling-Altec Electronics, Inc.—Reports
A
vital
the
Cameron
Advance—
in the design and manufacture of power supplies
program has been registered by this corporation,
G. Pierce, President, roveabd recently.
advance
major
for
sonar
Pierce said the company's important technological advance is
use of s'emi-conductors to replace vacuum tubes in high-power
equipments This achievement results in a great saving in space
and weight, tremendously improving
effectiveness of so^ar in sub¬
marines and surface craft.
Mr.
in
the
sonar
Ling-Altec iias' a bgcklog commitment for sonar power, supplies
approximating $2,500,000, with contracts from the U. S. Navy, Ray¬
Manufacturing
theon
.
plan is proposed as a means by which Jet-Heet will improve its
The
Division
said the
exchangers, air condi¬
missile ground support
radar and lire control systems. Lewyt equip¬
used in General Electric, Sperry, Westinghouse
is designing and manufacturing heat
dehydrators and pressurizers for use in
equipment as well as
ment is presently being
pany
owns
long a»d short range
and make
Com¬
American
5%
data
world-wide weather
predictions."
company
V.
issued
work in this area.
Lewyt reported that the company's new Heat Transfer
made excellent orogress during the last 12 months. He
Mr.
Transactions—
The
development
and
processing and data transmissions systems are now being
Sage system," Mr. Lewyt said.
"We have research and
development contracts for the use of similar techniques in the 433-L
Weather
Observing and Forecasting System which will report and
tioners,
Order Exempts
the
the
in
weather
of
of
company's engineering strength lay
data
"Our
used
interpret
records
result
a
as
that the
asserted
the
alleged non-compliance by tlie company, prior to institution of
Chapter X proceedings, with the disclosure and reporting require¬
the Commission. Counsel for the Trustees requested a further
on
end
that 90% of the contracts are Irom the military
industry. The contracts arc for research, development
of complex electronic equipment.
38*4
10%
upon
ments of
and
said
Lewxt
and
Mr.
the further request of
counsel for the Trustees of F. L. Jacobs Co., the hearing scheduled
for this
date in the administrative .proceedings under the Securities
Exchange Act of 1934 to determine whether to suspend or withdraw
the Jacobs Co.
common
stock from listing and registration on the
New York Stock Exchange has been continued to Aug.
3, 1959.
Jacobs
Co.
is undergoing
reorganization in proceedings pursuant
to Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act pending in the United States
District Court in Detroit.
The administrative proceedings are based
SEC
He
30.
the
of
in
Jacobs Co.—Hearing Postponed by SEC—
L.)
950.
Large Contracts—
corporation
The
June
and
.
of
188, p.
industry
Mr.
Balance
history.—V.
operating
no
Lewyt Manufacturing Corp.—Has
income
deductions
'-Dividends
$15,663,151 $14,796,551
5,483,297
12,851.015
12,156,159
$6,069,644
$7,232,006
income
Net
Increased-
1959—12 Mos.—1958
1959— 5 Mos.—1958
Jet-IIeet, Inc.
offered
company
$2.17
—
181, p. 2020.
*nf°rmati°ln Systems, Inc., Skokie, 111.—Common Stogk
Offered—The
$3,782,952
$919,745
operating
Income
continuance
Changed—
609,376
$3,820,667
—.
Utilities Co.—Earnings
Southern
Period End. May 31-—
and
Industrial
609,376
stock
common
Operating revenues
Operating exps. & taxes
The
FINANCING
Offered
on
ations.,
47.
p.
from
150,000
Industrial Electronic Hardware
Corp., is
roughly
$500,000
.
$25).'
(par
stock
for
common
per
189,
(F.
PRESENT
Authorized
6%
—-V.
to 70 miles north.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
,
Earnings
name
The
$4,392,328
requirements—
available
)
be
to
are
cylinders,
1,315,552
$4,430,043
..
company
The
Balance
Iowa
proceeds
debt,
1,287,255
—
dividend
Preferred
Household Gas
$5,707,880
1
for the
possibly exceed'
year.—V. 189,.
earnings
and
June 12 publicly offered 100,000
shares of common stock (par $1) at $2.30 per share,
without underwriting.
of
Net
1676.
p.
$5,717,298
$0.69
___
sales
Asbestos Corp.—Common Stock
Tourneau
—This
342,024
—-
—-
water well
2567.
Le
$5,365,856
259,592
deductions—
$0.50
$5,457,706
....
incomc,..__..-
share
com.
per
income*,
4,325,000
$3,699,200
-
-
income-
Operating
Other
and taxes—
expenses
p.
$39,188,850 $36,515,758
33,731,144 31,149,902
revenues
Operating
1958
1959
Months Ended May 31-—
12
Hooker Chemical
Period End. May
Net sales
thai
.announced
also
Steelman
remaining six months of 1959 are expected to equal or
tlie results of the
first .half of the Company's fiscal
Power Co.—Earnings—
&
Stardrill-Keystone produces
industries.
engme
pany's fiscal year.
Mr.
1376,
p.
Electric Light
Iowa
on
were equal to
1959 six months
for;.the
drilling equipment, which is distributed world wide.
A backlog of orders as of May 31, 1959 exceeded $9,000,000. a gain
of $4,500,000 over the May 31, 1958 figures and is considerably higher
than the $6,250,000 backlog on Nov. 30, 1958, the close of Hie com¬
entirely from investment
Shares
See
York
as
same
periods, dividends were derived
In both
year.
stock
of, qoi,nmon
dividends
preferred
combustion
months amounted to 22 cents
during the first half of the preceding fiscal
Dividends declared during the past six
year
Honiestake
Inc.
Inc.—Assets Rise—
fund affiliate managed by Investors
a. new high
of $26,364,464 as of
Chairman
per
$993,000.
rbse »to
Inc.,
shares
Net, shiments
first
the
lor
May 31. The 1958 earnings
15c a common share.
totaled $30,155,000, and in¬
crease of 38%
ov^r the $21,863,000 in the 1958 period. Net shipments
for
the
second quarter of the
1959 fiscal year totaled $19,007,000
against $12,740,000 in 1958, while earnings after taxes for the second
quarter of this-fiscal year were $984,000, compared with earnings
after taxes of $332,000 in the 1958 second quarter.
The 1959> sales
and
earnings include approximately two months
operations of the newly acquired" divisions Cast-Master and
Stard rill-Keystone. Cast-Ma stet is a leading manufacturer of die casting
machines for the automotive, appliance, electrical and small internal
after
1959 compared with $24,011,831 on Nov. 30, 1958, up $1,752,633
half of the current fiscal year, Joseph M.; Fitzsimmons,
of the Board, announced in the Fund's semi-annual report.
value per share increased to $10.13 on May 31 from $9.84
May 31,
of 72 junior department stores in Missouri,
Alabama and Kentucky, reported retail sales
in the February-June period ol
1959 totaled $6,566,000, an increase
of 53.7%
over
saics of $4,272,000 in the comparable period of 1958.
Sales for the mdnth of June were $1,520,000, an increase of 53.1 %
operator
company,
reported
iias
company
outstanding
,
assets of this mutual
net
295%—Shipments Rise—
net income after taxes of $1,316,000
for the first six months of
its fiscal year, the period -ended May
31, 1959, or an-Increase of 295% over the $333,000 in the correspond¬
ing 1958 period, Julien R. Steelman, President, announced on June 22.
Alter
providing lor preferred divident requirements earnings for
the period-were equal to; 78c per common share based on 1,547,060
288,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
10 cents)--
(par
Selective Fund,
Investors
..
and
Koehring (Co.—Earnings Up
'Outstanding
833.
p.
Personnel-
in
Co.—Changes
&
-V/V..,"-
founder
,
voting stock
187,
Kennedy
r
Kennedy"
S.
This
TO PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
Total
Hirsch & Co.—Sales Up—
(P. N.)
will
•
V.
S.)
expanded im¬
fox $1,000,000
and
was?
company
CAPITALIZATION
Common
be
will
Phoenix
"
'•
' ■•• • ;.
President, has been elected Chairman
of
the Board.! C. F.; Mooney, President of Anchor Metals, Inc., of
Hurst, Texas, was elected President.
i
'
On
June 29 Kennedy stockholders approved
a proposal to merge
Kennedy and Anchor.
Anchor stockholders had previously approved
the move.—-V. 190, i p. -52.
Del.
Wilmington,
Diversified
This
vessel
tons
BUSINESS—The
the speed of sound—that's the
equivalent of the 100-hour high temperature jet-gngine tests recently
completed uith a new "ultra-stable" synthetic lubricant developed by
this corporation.
v
Over
(D.
D.
be used for the purchase of a
for working capital,
incorporated under Delaware Law
on
March 8,
1956 for the .purpose of engaging in the business of
salvaging the cargos of sunken ships and the general steamship busi¬
ness.
The company's
executive office is at 1214 Ainsley Building,
Miami, Fla. It also maintains an olfice at 100 West Tenth Street,
deadweight
5,000
of
Mr. Roth said.
Currently Phoenix has orders
equipment.—V. 187, p. 2891.
new
Merger—-
Salvage
&
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS- The
Chemical Corp,—Awarded Jet
Newport
lle.vden
of
Co., Inc. — Common
Stock Offered—Robert Edelstein Co., of New York City,
on
June 1 publicly offered 346,912 shares of common
voting stock (par 10 cents) at $2 per share.
Steamship
Isthmus
$287 monthly,
at the rate of
purchased by the company and payable
including interest.—V. 189, p. 2458.
it is not yet
business
stocking
seamless
mediately,
switched
are
Although
Outstanding
$45,088
1,000,000 shs.
—---
—
.
equivalent
or
Is designed
and
circuit
The
microwave circuits at distances up to 60
so that both ends of the landline or microwave
simultaneously.
the Commswitch Is being packaged for the Atlas project,
available lor commercial use.—V. 189, p. 2785.
cable
miles
transformers.
condensers, diodes, switches and
other things, transistors,
over
(hermetic) seals used in, among
glass to metal
manufacture of
the
Jn
and
Co
others.
for proto-type equipment, Mr. Pierce pointed
future production possibilities greatly magnifying
the present commitments.
The new breakthrough by Ling-Altec is particularly important for
sonar
installations cn submarines, Mr.
Pierce said, because of the
crucial space limitations of the subs.
Present contracts
out,
are
thus .indicating
.
Ling-Altec .has: reduced
the-size
of
large
a
the
size of
cabinet
filing
to
unit from approximately
each
a
6-inch
cube.
"This increases
tremendously, the power potential for a limited-area installation, such
as a submarine, and magnifies the efiective range of the sonar system.
its affiliates.
Inc. avail, for fixed
Net
income
*32,324
"Deficit.—V.
189,
p.
provides
exemption
an
against transactions between
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Corp.
—
New
Corp.—Acquires
Voice
communications
demonstrated
of
July 2
International
charge
has
in
of
"sentinel"
essential
by
that
successful
Kellogg Switchboard
Telephone
communications
&
Telegraph
systems
for
assures
missile
uninterrupted
launcliings
was
&
Supply Co., a division
Corp.,
Kellogg, which has
the
Atlas
and
Titan
missiles
already installed the Commswitches at Vandenberg Air Force
Kellogg officials stated.
Base
California,
The
Commswitch
ing Equipment)
(for
Communication
"listens"
Failure
Detecting and Switch¬
telephone conversation, decides whether
making service unsatisfactory and
if so
Instantly switches the call to an alternate line.
trouble
along
Additionally,
mation
on
the
line
the
the
to
a
is
instrument
line,
and
even
prevents
warns
the
the
injection
operator of
of
false
infor¬
incipient trouble
engineers declared.
Possible
typewriter
future
use
machinery
control
interruption
of
include
transmissions
for
operating
tele¬
setups,
stock
used
and
company
shares
of
and
94%
Stock
Interest in
—V.
189,
706.
p.
Corp.
Commercial
173,421
183,600
price of about $3,250,000.
tiations
leading to the
This figures out to a purchase
Hemphill, Noyes*& Co. assisted in the nego¬
transaction.
above
it signed a contract to
buy 69% of Phoenix's shares from the Herman Gardner estate,. Phoenix
Foundation and the personal holdings
of Theodore Friedlandcr, Jr.,
a Vice-President and director, at $18.75.
It also offered to buy shares
Late
from
last
other
Kayser-Roth. announced
month,
holders
at
the
purchase of the 69%
The
same
price.
interest, however, hinged on Kayser-Roth's
acquiring 80% of Phoenix's total shares by July 6. Chester
Roth, President of Kayser-Roth, said this acquisition has been "suc¬
cessfully consummated."
success
in
also said
that
holders of
the few remaining shares
still*in public
given until Aug. 1 to tender their holding at the same
$18.75 a share price.
But there will be no extension of the offer after
that date, Mr. Roth added.
hands
Mr.
will be
Roth
said
the profits of
he
expects
Kayser-Roth."
.A
Phoenix to "contribute substantially
In 1958, Phoenix earned $110,378.
to
production
of
began this week at the
The chemical is used in
synthetic rubber polymers
It is also employed as a pharma¬
n-butyllithium
corporation's plant at Minneapolis, Minn.
the manufacture
of;, such important new
as
polyisoprene and polybutadiene.
intermediate.
Initial output' will
ceutical
month.
1;
exceed
1,000
pounds
per
-
reaction of lithium metal
and butyL-ehldride, modified with significant technical improvements
which will enable facilities to be expanded easily to meet increasing
Manufacturing
demand..'
The
.
America, Inc.—Begins Manufacture
of
Of New. Chemical—
Co.—
has stated that it has acquired for cash
Hosiery Co., Milwaukee, or 94.5% of ithe
Phoenix
outstanding, at $18.75 a share.
shares
He
would
tickers, telemetering signals for remotelv
in oil fields, hydro-electrical plants' anil
wherever it is mandatory to minimize any
transmission.
The equipment is designed to operate
machines,
controlling
traffic
Phoenix Hosiery
This
electronic
an
registered investment company
2891
Development—
Commswitch,
a
the Investment Company-
Lithium
Kayser-Roth
International
from prohibitions of
new
A
v
process,
is
based
on
the
•_
corporation';? move in this area is part'of its efforts t-o
chemical products..
develop
Thus far in 1959, corporate industrial lithium
sales are nearly 25%
ahead of last
company's 'announcement.—V. 189, p. 2035.
product
Long: Island Lighting Co.—Bonds
year,
according to the
Offered—Public of-
feiing of'aii issue of 825,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
series K*-514% due 1939 was made by an underwriting
headed by The First Boston Corp. and
Inc. The bonds are priced at 102.291%
group
Co.,
Blyth &
plus ac-
Volume
190
Number 5863
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
v
(157)
crued interest to
yield 5.10% to maturity. The issue was
purchased by the group at competitive sale on July 9
on a bid of
101.489%. At press time on July'10, between
not
35-90% of the issue had been marketed.
to
There
other
&
two
were
rate.
coupon
bid
Co.
to
the
issue,
&
Co.,
Inc.,
W.
each
stipulating a 5%i%
101.3299/%; and the
Langley & Co. and Smith, Barney
C.
bid
of. 101.16%..
bonds
new
Xor
from
(jointly),
The
bid;?
Stuart
received
was
107.55%
other
Halsey,
are
100%.
subject
Special
to
redemption
redempion
at
prices
prices
ranging
from
102.30%
to
from
range
ioo%'.
;%.
i
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
pany for construction
made
.1,
for
ox
this
to
follows:
sale
estimated
are
$58,000,000,
property $8,000,000.
common
will
be
used
by the com¬
utility plant and to pay short-term bank loans
Construction expenditures for the period May
purpose.
Dec. 31,
I960,
electric property,
1959,
the
from
at
S83.000.000,
property
gas
allocated
$17,000,000,
Suffolk
counties
and
the
contiguous
Rockawqy
Peninsula
in
Queens
County,, which form part of Long Island. Population of the
territory is estimated at more than 1,880,000, an increase siace 1950
of
82%
in Nassau and
EARNINGS—For
enues
the
12
$127,607,000
were
amounted
112%
to
in Suffolk.
ended
April* 30.
gross- income
Vor
$25,825,000.
the
1958
before
calendar
$121,960,000 and gross income $24,46G,000.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
,
-
.
of
the
1959,' total
rev¬
named
have
severally
*
..
•
"
(
Txie
First
Boston
Corp..$2,400,000
Blytli 6c Co.. Inc.-
-
E.
2,400,000
-
Harriman Ripley & Co.,.
Inc.
«
Hutton
F.
:
•%
'
.*
Shareholders
rities
The
1,500,000
Co.,
Inc.
1,500,000
Rand
1,500,000
I__
Winslow,
Co.-—,—
1,500.000
&
son
ki--
Co
__i
Coliu
Burgess
1,000,000
First
Slierson, Wammill 6c
Co.
1,000,000
Investmeixt
Co.—
1,000,000
550,000
Ball,
Bui'ge 6c Kraus,.
Buniham
Co.
6c
Bros.
Julien
R.
Collins
Maok.ill
Dickson
S.
Co..
Joseph
J.
&
550,000
....
of
Co.
Co
of
120,
SEC
July
on
shares
Fund
Savles
the
&
be
Co.,
latter.
Inc.,
Fund
&,
of
Co.,
The
to
also
part
of
its
prospectus
lists
Executive
SEC
to
at
has
company
the
in
$2.50
The
Net
Sontw
250.000
Beane
issued
"It
200,000
a
if
is
Bros.
&
statement
of
common
with
IT his
in
will
be
the
offered
made
189,
provision
net
"stock.
The
to
shareholders
the
1959.
Its
1959.
research
and
policies
and
recommendation
organization. The major
companies whose operations are
is
authorized
invest
to
United
or
States
to
up
securities.
40%
into
the
of
glass
Field—
.
electronics
stereo
on
July
8
*-
divi¬
-1--
$220,971
nine
announced
of
its
state
that
for, the
ended
year, net income, alter
was
$232,516
compared with
corresponding quarter of the pre¬
taxes,
for
the
ended
automatic
Central
31,
May
control
Mr.
Plan
debentures and cash for the
company's pre¬
declared effective as of June 30.
President, $aid each share will be entitled to an
Miller,
that
said
and
$150 face value of 50-year
5%%
more
than
65%
of
30,000
shares
outstanding have been deposited for exchange.
debentures have
been
executed,
process of being mailed.
He
added
their
that
shares
for
"for
the
delivered to the trustee,
the
preferred
and
are
in the
been
extended
to
those
have
who
not
yet deposited
exchange
Sept.
.
Managed Funds Inc.—Report Increase
The
present
Funds
May
The
it
1959.
had
a
of
$7,838,968
Net
directors
an
of
the
increase
shareholders
the
ready
of
appreciation
from $927,962
assets
million,
to
analyzed
have
former
board
unrealized
to
$80.5
report
have
and
rose
31,
totaled
A
that
Funds'
stressed
holdings
market,
despite
at
16.3%,
say
against
end
was
they
irregularities
Securities and Exchange Commission
proceedings
the
it
independent
and
Asset
Value
corporation
on
July
1
investments
of
Managed
during the six months ended
Funds
of
in
this
on
management.
started
a
on
earlier.
year
shares,
15,814,330
on
May
Stock
of
one
250,000
189,
with
Fund,
1958.—V.
highs,
189,
Loss
Tlxc
N.
Y.
:
credits
74,451
Note:
The
Ltd.
outstanding
Yr. End.
Oct.
1958
440,109,000
2,956,000
stock
for
the
of
the
all
two
12,087,000
the
1,791,000
of
the
period
stated.
Current
plans
Page,
which,
to
in
of
of
McKesson
Barada
of
&
9,519,155
9,552,248
&
&
Mo.
Page's
McKesson's
Barada
existing
&
$0.13
$0.89
$0.13
$1.25
is
of
high
quality
the
Managed
April 24 announced
Funds,
challenging
debentures
$10,050
of
and
of
de¬
per
was
organized
in
March,
1959
to
in
engage
research,
coun-
Board
Chair¬
below.-—V.
189,
2244.
p.
*
personnel,
Walter
Page,
has
of
its
of
M.
maintaining
Betts,
been
its
will
Who
appointed
a -
1940
106 West 14th St., Kansas
City,
to regulation under the Investment Com¬
registered thereunder with the Securities
has
.
as
closed-end
a
although
company,
Such
of
regulation,
it
however,
is
non-diversified
free
does
to
not
change
involve
to
management
diversified
a
governmental
the
company's management, investment practices or
company is not required to repurchase its own shares.
poration.
ceived
F.
to
the
invest
initial
approximately
stock
$87,000
subscribers
in
of
the
$109,000
accordance
with
investment policies herein desccribed.
OF
PROCEEDS—The
investing
in
the
ments,"
than
executive
as
product
J
company
of
motion
re¬
the
the primary
production and
for
picture
to maintain 100%
of its invest¬
United States Govei-nmenfc securities
proposes
in
circumstances
grade
organized
was
securities
It
investment
limited
high
described
below
in
"Other
Invest¬
corporate
bonds) in the securities of companies
distribution
of motion
pictures or in
the
supplying equipment, commodities or services to the
motion picture industry.
At least '60% of the company's investments
(exclusive of United States Government securities and
high grade cor¬
porate bonds) will be in the
securities of companies deriving a prin¬
cipal part (more than any other single source and not less
than onethird) of their gross revenues or net
earnings from the production
or distribution of motion
pictures.
The remaining investments may be
in companies established in other
fields but deriving a substantial
part
of their gross revenues or net
earnings from the production or dis¬
tribution of motion pictures or the
supplying of equipment, commodities or services to tlxe motion
picture industry.—V. 188, p. 248.
in the
business of
Vice-President
in
companies.
(other
engaged
common
line and organization complement those
Department,
particularly in
areas
where
operating.
In addition to the distribution of
Barada & Page repacks certain chemicals such
Because
shai-es
except
from
super¬
policies.
at a specific group of
investors, any
may be limited.
has not engaged in any business activities since incor¬
the
company
purpose
of
distribution
continue
Light Building.
subject
and
Exchange Commission
ments
shares
&
is
company
Act
The
1435.
p.
company was organized
on
April 30, 1958, under
State of Missouri, and maintains its
principal business
Power
production
or
now
industrial
chemicals,
solvents, chlorine and ammonia. Under Mr. Betts' direction,
its
operations
in the
south
central
and
southwest
will
be
closely
integrated with those of McKesson's Chemical Department.—V.
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
acids,
Period End. May 31
1959—Month—1958
$
Co.—Earnings
1959—5 Mos,—1958
$
$
2568.
$
\ Meg Products Co., Inc.,
Hawthorne, Calif.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Thje
corporation on June 24 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 120,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offei-ed
SEC
at
$2.50
The
ment
share,
per
proceeds
for
and
through
to
are
be
additional
First
used
Angeles
for
This
revenues
23,840,530
20,935,833
115,645,473
101,631,159
expenses—___
14,345,752
13,238,866
70,118,711
Federal income taxes
65,208,362
3,588,533
2,830,632
17,047,506
Other
12,748,681
taxes—
1,936,198
1,612,714
9,940.047
8,704,592
operating income
charges
3,970,347
3,253,621
18,539,202
14,969,524
3,550,819
2,775,985
16,647.246
12,727,298
operating
Net
Net
after
—V.
189, p. 2459.
Corp.,
Beverly Hills, Calif.
machinery and equip¬
inventories,
National Aeronautical
working capital.
Stockholders
&
Thermit Corp.
Registers Employee Stock
Plan With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
corporation
July, 1,
Operating
Operating
p.
1959,
employees
Stock Option
of
—
filed
a
registration
45,000 shares of
covering
to
the
statement
with
the
stock,
to
under
its
common
and subsidiaries
1677.
company
Plan.—V. 189, p.
SEC
be
on
offered
Restricted
split
tlxe
The
The stock is
PROCEEDS—The
connection
iary,
will use net proceeds from the offering in
of facilities of its wholly-owned subsid¬
Corp.
The
expansion program
will require
$4,500,000.
Arrangements also have been made to bor¬
with
Gulf
company
an
States
approximately
expansion
up
and
Manufacturers
$3,000,000
of
from
The
National
Prudential
Bank
of
per
and
co
mill
from
Insuxance
Co.
of
and
liquids
equipment
rounds,
outside
and
and
The
gases.
permitting
for
of
the
The
States
total capacity of
with
Net
30.
$5,708,972
income in
1959
in
the
stock
aviation
—V.
-
a
record
the
412,749
new
May
net
30,
the
earnings
plant is progressing well,
Aeronautical manufactures
products
corporation
of
shares
common
30,000-square-foot,
electronic
190,
ended
and
proposal
a
to
marketed
$370,000,
$400,000
Mr.
a
had
record sales
equal
to
90
cents
outstanding.
addition
Riddle
under
the
to
the
Fort
stated.
diversified
line
trade
of
commercial
name
NARCO.
54.
p.
National Gas & Oil Corp. (& Subs.)
tlxc
annual
that
For
the
the
has
paid quarterly
shells
Seamless
company during the six months
sales of $10,280,757 compared
consolidated
corresponding
respective periods
($5
tube
Michigan
on
Net
months
the
preceding
TO
PRESENT
cash
'
-
years
dividends
first two quarters of
dividends
1938
on
its
1946
common
.
25c
per
share
on
the
dividend
1933.
296,932
shares
1958
$4,999,376
903,288
879,207
requirements
—.—
28.167
.
.
$875,121
$879,207
$1.85
$1.89
company
announced
on
Shoals, Ind.,
June
23
that
it
is
starting
major
a
plant.
Melvin H. Baker, Chairman, revealed that the expansion will be
pleted next February and will boost the plant's capacity by 50%.
it
Baktjc said the local plant has operated close
coinpleted
was
Mr.
since
1959
$5,610,750
;
——
National G.vpsum Co.—To Expand Plant—
The
plant
Michigan Seamless
stock
—
expansion of its
693,864 shs.
the current fiscal year Michigan Seamless
of
-Earnings
!
revenues
Net earnings for common stock_—
"Net earnings per share of common stock
—V. 189, p. 1797.
Outstanding
1.000.000 shs.
and
income
Mr.
FINANCING
Authorized
part
year.
$936,842 and $259,243.
was
EFFECT
of
operating
Preferred
,
had
DIVIDENDS—Except in the
paid
on
National
the company from 56,000 tons to
,
Common
produce
program will increase annual
approximately 24,000 tons to
from
EARNINGS—Organized in 1927, the
April
nioniths
on
will provide
program
to
dependance
tube shells.
Gulf
States
82,000 tons annually.
ended
Split—
9
effective
12 Mos. Ended May 31—
expansion
Gulf
eliminating, its
sources
productive capacity
tons,
six
share
Washington
America
and its subsidiary manufacture'cold drawn
tubing,, used largely in machine construction, aircraft,
convey
tube
July
on
two-for-oxie.
year.
the
Work
Detroit.
BUSINESS—Company
hot
approved
slack
common
825.498
$3,350,000
Gross
steel
to be
Corp.—Votes Stock
corporation
Tube
row
to
priced at $24.50 per share.
this
Aug. 1, will increase outstanding common
shares, par value $1.
James M. Riddle, Jr., President,
told, stockholders that the corpora¬
tion's
volume, at an all-time high during the first six
months, Is
continuing at a high level during the second half of the Nov. 30
to
In
associates.
of
corporation's
split,
stock
fiscal
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.—Common Stock Offered
—Public offering of 100,000 shares of common stock was
made on July 8
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
has
on
10c
the
market for
$0.63
Chemical
Page
the
cc;mposed of
common
j tlxis offering is directed primarily
Robbins.
investment- advisors
are
The
vision
the
City,
Barada
at
1000
investment
announced
with.
Kansas
President
Calif.,
covering
shares
attained.
and
& Page, Inc., officers
on
July 1.
The exchange followed
companies reported in • March.
contemplate no change in the operations of Barada
as
a
subsidiary of McKesson & Robbins,- will con¬
function
offer
each unii
Alto,
1959,
387,000
Technical Development Corp.,
Minneapolis,
Makes Investment in Electronics Firm
laws of
9,625,000
12,026,785
exchange of
stock of Barada
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
charged-against
be
3,400,000
$1.03
188,
outstanding
between
to
proposes
units,
Palo
July 2,
and
shares, at a public offering price of $10,500
ax*e
to be offered
only to promoters, officers
share. The prospectus indicates an additional
shares may be issued in
connection with the company's re¬
stock option plan.
No underwriting is involved.
office at
13,025,000
completed
companies
agreement
in
on
BUSINESS—The
Robbins, Inc.—Acquisition Completed—
has
company
shares
Street,
SEC
The primary objective of the
company differs from that of the usual
investment company.
Although offered generally to the public without
restriction, the offering is intended for purchase
primarily by persons
concerned with the motion
picture exhibition Industry, other persons
should consider
carefully the company's primary objective before
buying
these securities.
The company offers no assurance
that its objectives
$
America—Proposed Merger-
below.—V.
corporation
The
the
debentures
31
1958
and,
McKesson &
Tlks
Transport
May 29 without underwriting, pub¬
licly offered 200,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)%
at $10.75 per share.
—
figures do not include the operating results of
(acquired in March, 1959).—V. 189, p. 603.
Co.
4061
Motion Picture Investors, Inc.—Common
Stock Offered
above
Rubcroid
at
137,500 shares
—
USE
See
5,000
with
compared
1,791,000
share-,—
Mastic Tile Corp. of
located
See National Semiconductor
Corp.
The
Perkins
5,000
_
President.
status.
common
Co._l"_
6c
Midwest
high,
share¬
12,606,000
-
income—per
O'Donnell
Tlxe prospectus lists H. W. Jamieson
of Beverly Hills as
and Stanley F. Kaisel of Palo Alto as
p., 1468.
7,761,000
4,845,000%
Profit before loss
carry-forward ■
s
tax credits—per common share—
Net
stock.
company
pany
_
shares
C.
man
carry-forward
tax
R
Smith, Hague & Co.
guidance,
220,460,000 203,203,000 421,353,000
credits
income
5.000
10,000
terineasures and commercial
point-to-point communications equipment.
It has made no sales and has
no
operating experience.
Of the net
proceeds of the financing, $125,000 will be used to
purchase machinery,
equipment and other fixed assets. $150,000 for
operating expenses, and
tlxc remainder for
working capital.
Mo.
carry-forward
Net
10,000
8,000
5,000
development, manufacture and sale of electronic
components and equip¬
consisting initially of traveling wave tubes and related devices
to be
primarily used in military detection, navigation,
Inc.—
new
a
8,351,000'..' 5,565,000
loss
Wm. C. Roney & Co
Baker, Simonds 6c Co., Inc.
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
10,000
2786.
and 5,000
unit.
the
before
tax
&
ment
233,572,000 210,559,000 443,065,000
taxes
Profit
to
are
Shares
10,000
common
138,OoO
the
Sales & Earnings Higher
—
income
Income
which
—This company on
Ltd.
goods sold, etc.
of
—
31,-also
quarter end,
record
24,
dividend
follows:
as
& Co.__
and directors,
to be offered
May
At the
both
31,
all
company,
are
June
a
July 20,1959,
underwriters,
for
as representative,
stock
they have
acting
common
Co.—.—_^^_
company,
stricted
$1)
Jackson
6c Co
Noyes 6c Co..
p.
common
will
50.000
reported
is
notification
(par
sales_„„___
seamless
benefit of
exchange,
debentures.
of
He said necessary
date limit for the remaining
9, 1959."
• »
'
Depository for the stock is the First Portland National Bank at
Port¬
land, Me.—V. 190, p. 53.
'
shares has
of
stock
Growth
$273,357,459
19,336,501
purchased,
32,000
189,
Minn.
hit
are
On
declared
several
is
of
the
a registration statement with
$500,000 of 10-year subordinated
on
assets
any
split-up.
Microwave Electronics Corp.—Registers With
SEC—
Files With
r—
—234,456.000 209,516,000
and miscellaneous income—
2,116,000- 1,043,000
Cost of
and
Effective—
exchange
was
Miller
directors
$'">'•
Metal
switch
RR.—Exchange
exchange of $5 in cash
stock
the
oK emergency.—:V.
189,
quarter
.
to
of
Lomasney & Co.% New York,
for working capital. —
/
used
if
(he
Curtis
shares
filed
con-
fiscal
%
months
solid
plan
net
Total
as
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
quarter
income
equipment
electronic
an
"
third
Federal
Spencer
be
&
from
6c
This,
board
in
was
April 30
on
times faster than present devices used for
the same purpose.
Potential
applications covered include regulation' of steel
rolling mills and the
various
steps involved in
the
processing of chemicals
aiid
foods.
—V. 190, p. 53.
The
directors
*'•
'
•
offices
forming and. packaging
field, .according
to
an
weighing nine ounces,
containing no moving parts, possessing
virtually unlimited life, and
capable of regulating complex industrial
manufacturing processes at
a speed of
1,000th of a second, has been
developed by this- Corporation.
Designated "Stat-Pack." the unit performs
switching functions five
E.
the
A.
Investors
of
names
Jackson
purchase
to
stock
Seamless
to holders of record
9
affairs
consisting
enabled
1959
i
tinue
.
ferred stock
committee
6 Months Ended
and to
2035.
p.
of
Maine
net
and
the
Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc.—New
Development—
new
value
The
1959, net income after pro¬
vision for Federal income
taxes, was $544,855 compared with $517,184
for the corresponding
period of the preceding fiscal year.
The
foregoing figures are unaudited and subject to
year-end ad¬
justments.-—V. 189, p. 1930.
A
Funds'
After
counsel
in
Fund
ceding fiscal year.
For
to
are
Massey-Ferguson
of
July 6 which went on to say as follows:
active negotiations to purchase Symphonic Electronic
the
for
income
—V.
order
Act
moving
1959,
asset
Common
January
Canadian
manufacturer
corporation
31,
through D.
1959
agreed
Webber,
Shields
shareholders of Managed
letter
a
the
companies.
Madison Square Garden
May
The
Act
time
common
100,000
Co......
nationally
known
manufacturer of
hi-fi
completed will result in the addition of
sion."—V,
in
200,000
Corp.—May Enter Electronics
is carrying on
which
judgment
filed
of
2-fcr-l
Michigan
of
Shearsoix, Ilammill
a
earlier.
only to shareholders- of the
employees' of Lcroniis*,- Sayles
and
investment
under
an
corporation,
Corp.,
the
of
250,000
Inc.
be
investment
than
N-7D-1
announcement
at
May 31 was $14.14 per share. A capital
gain
year ended May 31, 1959,
according to its quarteidy report.
Net asset value on
May 31 was $14.14 per share. A capital
gain
distribution of 11 cents
per share paid
in December 1958, increases
this to $14.25, a record
quarter-end high, vs. $10.01 per share a
year
T.
Freeman, of Boston as President. He is
of Loomis, Sayles & Co., Inc.
application filed by the Fund of Canada pursuant
under that
machinery,
proceeds
23
shares
ox
numbers
Hemphill,
directors.
as
Rebstock-, Munro
Net Asset Value at
Record High—
&
The
share,
per
Massachusetts
United
Lynch
June
on
100,000
62,611
&
'&
Investment Company Act, the Com¬
permitting it to register as'an investment
make a public offering of its securities
States. According to the order, the
application con¬
tains certain undertakings and
agreements, as specified in the Rule,
which together with the
provisions of the Fund's charter and. by-laws
are
proposed as "special circumstances and arrangements"
justifying
the entry of the
requested order.—V. 189, p. 2243. "r:
mission
company
covering
recent
July 30,
Curtis
Maui-ice
an
Rule
Paine,
Exchange Commission—
The
Webber,
Hayden, Stone
Wede-
.
Company
Investors
C.
per
Vice-President
Pursuant
to
the
but
other
Brouk.
non-affiliated
the
the
respective
purchased
bentures
owned
&
shares
offered
officers
Co.
Canada,
in
Act, for
$158,249,112
Walker
registration
to
organized
on
&
investments
in
assets
the
in
Jefferson
Marshall Industries, San
Marino, Calif,
Securities and
100,000
800,000
be
affiliated
was
Sayles
its
centered
of
its
based
are
Loomis,
by
Townsend
executive
an
quickly in behalf
and
Albert
Brouh.
Investment
taken
the
John
100,000
a
are
will
clients,
company
operations
of
and
of
and
be
.
initially at $25 per share through Loomis,
clients, officers, directors and employees of
shares
Canada,
Inc.,
benefits
Total
filed
covering
shares
1959,
the
M.
Gen.
recommendations
future.
Rice,
offered
The
15,
action
holders
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Incorporated, of record July 15,
After July 31, 1959, the
offering price will be net4 asset value.
Sept.
Mullen
of
move
than
these
on
near
Earl
of
2139.
p.
Canada
of
company
1959,
6,
to
are
The
Interest
investment
are
Roberts,
250.000
Ltd.—Registers With
SEC—SEC Order Permits Offering in United States—
This
the
Dr.
Paine,
tlxc
severally
to
shareholders the
affiliates as investment
and
Morris
vote
Mullen, Jr., and
being supervised by
250,000
Coe-
53.
p.
Co.
election
in
are:
and
investment
new
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
Whom
and
"stop
more
directors
board
Shares
to
called
select
or
firm
own
recommend
James
directors to
Total
550,000
Loomis-Sayles
be
against
Sutro
6c
Co.
—V.
and
scheduled
to
directors
provisions
Funds.
of
John B. Joyce & Co.
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
550,000
—
Marache
Jr.,
Messrs.
The
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
550,000
6c
Granbery,
250,000
-
Williston
R.
Co.,
Inc.
Fahnestock
250,000
Co...__- '
Corp.
&
"Bioren
Denton.
&
350.000
Leith__-—-
&
Southwest
550.000
6c
Inc.
350,000
...
Stet¬
Norfolk
550,000
Burns
350.000
-
1,000,000
Smithers &
<fc
Inc.
Co.
S.
350,000
Raffensperger, Hughes 6c:
Francis I. dju Pont 6c
Eiter
&
Co.___._
F.
are
present
Roberts,
Securities Corp...
350,000
& Stieglitz_2—350,000
Indianapolis Bond &• %~
Share Corp.
Inc.
Weld .fc Co
Witter &
of
to
the
of 25c per share
payable
Halle
Secu¬
Corp.
White,
Dean
Smith
6c
Webster
&
Davidson
special meeting
Childs
1,500,000
Lynch, Pierce,
Feiiner
t
Stone
behalf
,
Clinton
outstanding prior
were
Inc., then investment advisor
the interests of the shareholders
board has
now
decided to
retention of Townsend
Management
advisors and underwriters and
the
.
Merrill
who
Associates
The
mayer,
on
1959
proposals either to merge into other funds
advisors.
SEC
v
Co.%_'--- $550,000
&
hearing
Avere
revenues
below
in
a
directors
considered
incomer deductions
-
bonds:
new
moved
scheduled
Funds'
20
agreed to purchase front the company the following, respective
principal
amounts
Funds,
Slayton
and
the
announcement,
iormity with the Act
-
year
■
this
with
by terminating the management
contract with the Slayton
suspending sale of the Funds' shares
(thereby issuing their
order").
Since that date the
directors have
the
months
and
the
registration
after
affiliated
temporarily
BUSINESS—The company supplies electric and gas service in Nassau:
"and
its
statemest,
stop order should be issued.
a
Shortly
as
and
of
accuracy
whether
Baker
will
expanded
He
here
said
be
four
years
operations
increased
in
in
order
to
com¬
capacity since
ago.
the
to
gypsum
provide
mine 500 feet Under the
more
gypsum
ore
for the
to
expand
plant.
said
tlie
plant's
and
the
all
plant
output.
warehouse
operations
will
be
enlarged
in
order
Major additions to the quarter-mile-long
will be constructed.—V. 189, p. 2892.
plant
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Corp., Danbury, Conn. •
Formed—Announces Financing Program—
The Midwest Technical Development. Corp.
Twin City investment
has
become a major participant
in the initial financing
program for National Semiconductor Corp., a newly-formed electronics
Semiconductor
National
i-omnanv
engineering
»3c'n'"
of t
of tin-
^The'm'w
company has been organized by a-group of
production .experts formerly associated with the Speny
conductor
Division of Sperry Rand Corporation.
President
company is Dr. Bernard J. Rothleln, former technical director
rand
01
Monday, July 13. 1956
.
.
.
(158)
10
Midwest'Technical
Development Corp. is providing approximately
$050,000 capital for National Semiconductor,
MTDC President, said.
The investment repre-ents\purchase of 50,000 shares of common stock and $100,000 ol
convertible debentures. The balance has bee*} provided by participants
in
the new firm
and private investors.
MTDC will be represented on the new company's board of directois
by Mr Ryden and Gordon C. Paskc, Midwest Technicals Treasurer,
other board members will include Donold L.
Lucas oi the New Yoik
investment banking firm of Smith, Barney. &» Co., Dr. Bothlein and
Sir., B. N.
Clarke, a former group head at Sperry Semico nunc tot
Arnold
initial
the
of
£150 000
July
on
file I
1
It
a
Months Ended
:
-
..
and
operating
income
Other
income'
.....
*
Interest
debt
on
'
...
divs.
for
Prov.
$12,807,992 $12,444,209 $10,203,815
500,000
500,030
122,038
stock
preferred
on
would in¬
lx-ctiiie s.
plant lacditie.s scon
earlier stated that his company's products
transistors, silicon diodes and high-power silicon
Rothlein
Dr
clude silicon
expects to announce acquisition of
plans to be in production within six months.
company
and
Earnings
—-V.
189,
share
common
per
16
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Centers,
National Sports
100,000
for
offering, is
public sale
which
efforts basis by General Investing Corp.",
commission of 12%. The underwriter is
made on a best
receive a selling
be
to
arc to be
stock purchase warrants. The debentures
at; 100% of principal amount
The
common
offered
owned
rand controlled by Ralph De Pasquale, President and controlling • stock¬
holder
of the
issuing company.
Each participating underwriter is
entitled to purchase 100 warrants at lc per warrant for each $1,000
will
into commoiff
The warrants are convertible
by him.
debentures sold
of
at $4 per share.
stock
.
will be used for com¬
certain bowling alleys and other prop¬
added to the company's general funds
available for development of properties and the acquisition and devel¬
opment of additional bowling properties.. This amount, according to
the prospectus,
should permit the acquisition of two bowling., centers
Which, if acquired, will make a total of six centers, management's target
of This financing, $528,COO
Of the net proceeds
of and/or payment .for
the balance will be
pletion
erties"
jor
and
1959
~
Pacific Ity.
Northern
with.offices at 55 Broadway New York, filed a regis¬
the SEC on July 2, 1959, covering $1,000 000 o
debentures cumulative due 1909, series G. and
This company,
Offered—Halsey,
—
Stuart
the
all
$88,500.
predecessor company and
for which they will have paid
79.5%
will hold 728,503 shares or
of
a
dividends, for all maturities.
crued
I
bid
Commerce Commission.
is to be secured by 800
The
issue
York
"New
2787.
p.
Corp.—Acquisition—
Nationwide
holding company has purchased a -"majority
Brunson Bank and Trust Company
oi Columbqs
Ohio
Thi,:
the
in
189,
Y.—V.
N.
15,
for
stock interest
and has. an¬
cars
not
offering
less
plans
The Ohio
bank's
Ltd.
Seeks
—
to
Corp.—Silloway
1,
Mr.
Silloway
also
is
.Pacific Northwest
—V.
188,
director
a
Pipeline Corp.
of
and
a
El Paso Natural Gas Co. and
trustee of Wesleyan University.-
1718.
p.
1963
Gas
in
corporation reporter! for the four months period ended April 30,
and gas sales of $413 000 compared With
sales of $302,000
in the corresponding period-of 1S58', according to James R. Wenuover,
President.
He
added that crude oil produced net
to the company's
Interest
is
now
averaging
1,300
barrels
per
day,
and
is steadily
climbing, as "compared with an average of 1,100 net barrels per day 1
produced during 1958.
oil
Net profit for /the first four months after
§28,000, representing a $00,000 reversal of
taxes
the
approximately
was
$88,000
loss
the
in
corresponding period of 1958, according to Mr. Wendqver. He declared
that
although no accurate earnings .forecast for the year eaii be
snade at this
time, net income should be substantially higher than
the
$125,000
shown
Wendover
Mr.
in
said
1"58.
that
so
far this year no drilling has been con¬
are scheduled to begin within 30
days two of
wells on its acreage in Saskatchewan, Canada,
tmd
one
is
a
semi-proven location in Borden County, Texas.
He
<leclared that the company s exploratory work in Canada is
developing
very favorably.
Present plans are to concentrate the company's ex¬
ploratory drilling there, while in the United States it. will continue vo
place major emphasis on the acquisition or producing oil and gas
properties and v.aterflood operations.—V. 189. p. 812.
ducted,
which
but three
Ashland.
Airlines, Inc.—Extends Service—
July 1 inaugurated
and
Rod: ford,
111.
on
Wis.,
Buttomcr, Vice-President,
Traffic
and
new
service
air
According
Sales.
".We
to
Applcton
Frank
to
completing
are
N
final
installation of equipment at the new" stations"
Appleton and .Ashland wilk.be receiving scheduled airline service for the
and
arrangements
lirst
time,
Mr.
Euttomer
said.
Rockford'
is
served
by
another
local
cirane.
All
three
-tatcs
^
May
cities
were
awarded
to
North
Central
decision
Area
au-line
the
by
the
filnl
an
appeal of the CAB
has
Civil
Aeronautics
and RotiviOid, it agreed to begin service
2_
who
Gov.
Gaylord
Nelson.
A
in
Board
order
lan
year's
(CARS
with
respect
now after
Without
'310,18
the
as
e
Seven
Although
to
Ash-
conference
agreement,
Gov.
,i™
North
New
In June,
increase
22
Central
its
second
over
DC-3 s
formance
North
Oy
Passenger
159,
due
June
June
of
last
ooeratiom
'
vear.
-
TnF
•
was
-
^
Cil£5:^. then scheduled its five Convair 340 s
aitline reports miles, one of the 'oesr
99.0%
of.
flew
factors
in
the
airline
industry.
V
189,
p.
2787
2,000
McDonnell
2,000
Walstoii
and
Solid ay &
Ford
p.
*2460.
-
an
■
"
Co.
Cement
units,
was
—
in
the
•
.
'
•
.
'
;
suit
of
on
sin*
will
and
be
and
about
30
cement,
lands
&
1,000
Inc._,_.__
1,000
1,000
Inc
Co.,
Williston
R.
2,000
Co..—.
&
Co.
&
2.000
•
Co.—
&
1,000
Beane—
shares of
ten
are
of
Pryor
;
' ':
Public
District
the
of
Act
an
order granting an application of this New
for an exemption order under the Invest¬
permitting the proposed issuance: of its shares at
substantially" all tho cash and securities of The
for
The latter is
Corp.
which
been
has
its funds."
Stock
Inc.- -More
Industries,
to
Acquired
Be
by
above.
Corp.
Ampex
(C,
Yacht
Inc.—Registers With
SEC-
company,
a
Airmotive
Corp.
Overhaul
Approved
First
—
Engines—
'/
Administration's first
Aeronautics
Directors
facility.
authority
plant at Prvor. Okla..
manufacture of Portland
special cements. The company owns
argil-
The announcement
who'said
that
the
amended to
ken
Certificated
to
overhaul JT4
Air
made by John W. Myers,. President,
Agency Certificate No. 88 has now
JT4 turbojet powei
overhaul
to
was
company's
cover
the
JT3
V/
plants.
engine
since
PAC
1958.
February
commercial facility for this engine.
Mr.
Myers rtated that FA A approval to overhaul jet engines is limited to*
a specific engine untii
such time as a company has the capability, and
cxp ricnce to overhaul
a
majority of the commercial engines in the
is
the
also
only
approved
classification.
turbine
jet engines'have been overhauled by
Modification and overhaul of. the complete
manufacturers has been under way for
the past few mon'hs.
Under the company's jet engine contract., with
Continental Au
Lines, PAC will begin, work on the overhaul of the
first complete airline jet engine later this month.
Mr. Mvers said that PAC would be
filing its application to over¬
haul Rolls
Royce Dart engines within a few months, as the company
is scheduled to begin work cn these engines; in December.
At that
time, PAC expect, to be the only commercial facility with unlimited
approval for jet engiiten.—V. 189, p. 342. ^
u
Accessories
.PAC
jet
to be redeem¬
and
for
jet engines powering long-range versions of the Boeing 707. and Douglas
DC-8 lias been a v. aided
to this corporation's Burbank (Calif.» engine
common
limestone
System,
Court
company,
Facility for JT4 Jet
•; '
a
of
District
S.
!;•
'
The
of
contract
a
will
to
lie
Coleman
award
'
covering
overhaul
the
of
*
twin-engine
U. ^ Navy has been received by this corpor
Neal J. Colonmn, Vice-President-Administration. -
for the
according
work
Mr.
transport
Navy Contract—
Gets
ration,
year.
a
for jet
engine
Nolice
.
commercial
for
for more than
R4D "transports
performed
that
stated
at
two
the
Calif,
company's Chino.
aircraft
are
scheduled
into
facility?
the
Chino
facility in June.
It. is
anticipated that approximately ,-six_ aircraft
per month will be scheduled for overhaul during each- of .ftie lpllowing
months.
12
contract
Pacific
negotiations
has
not
Ga$
conduct
biddi-g.
Under
referred
of 865
this
have
July
year
not
determined
plants
completed." dollar
been
at
this
time.—V.
h
p.
Co.—Financing Plans—
will take
operation
the form of the sale, at competitive
and refunding irortgagg bonds.
expected
that
bids
for
this
issue
Aug. 25. 1959.
4
applied in. part to retire temporary bank
willlbe
value' of
349.
189.
1 announced that the..only financing
million of its first
present
on
Prccecds
been
Electric
T'°is company 011
will
*
-
final
Since
it
deposits
Fastening
Raniset
U.
the
tlie fund stock into the value of the holding com¬
(amounting to $1,047,469 on May 29, 1959),—V. 189,
assets
Pacific
the
containing
Equip¬
"
capital.
area
Cecil
is
Offering oversubscribed
plans to construct
northeast of Tulsa, for the
and
located at Stans'nuy Road, Dundalkv Baltimore, Md.,
registration statement with ;he SEC 011 July 2, 1959, covering
300,090 out.'tanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public
sale, by the holders (hereof through an underwriting group headed by
Shields/ <fe Co.
The o fering price and uiidei writing Lernis are to be
supplied by amendment.
Tnc companv
producer fiberglass,and wood pleasure boats.
It has
outstanding 1.000.000 common, shares, owned in equal amounts by four
Owens bro hers, Charles J. Owens, President, Norman G., John B.v and
William C. Owens, officers. Each proposes .to Soil 75,000 of his holdings,
tiled
140,535
' '
infringe¬
patent
a
Pins, Inc;
it was announced.
charged with infringement
C.,
share of
per
Orr
6,446,906
7,682,232
620.735
443,132
—
Division filed
Drive
D.
Ampex Corp.—
proceeds from the financing, .-together with other
by the company for the acquisition of land, plant
of Ozark Portland Cement Co., for construction
working
miles
the
Co.
&
2788.
p.
closed.
oil well cements and oth»r
in
Simon
Wheat &
Darlington
2893.
stockholders
three
pany's
assets
for
units
issued
lias
value
asset
value
b£- redeemable at the sinking fund price
used
other
of
a personal
holding company
engaged in the business of
Substantially all its assets are to
be transferred to the fund in exchange for shares of the fund's stock,
the
number
of shares
to be determined
by dividing the net asset
-July 7 by Laird & Co.,
The debentures
plus accrued interest.
books
severally
Street Fund, Inc.—Acquisition Approved
William
SEC
in
p.
investing and reinvesting
plus accrued interest in each case. Through operations,
of the sinking fund, beginning in 1966 and calculated to
retire at least 86% of the issue prior to maturity, the
,
filed
189,
Company
with
$8,001,732
V
against
division's
the
was
investment
net
1958
Offered
1959
are
Virginia & Delaware
158%"—
unless the company's Board
debentures will
26,
both of Washington,
ment
have advised
interests of
"
•
Securities
made
June
on
defendants
One
able, after they have become separately transferable, at
optional redemption prices ranging from l06Vz% to par,
the
J.
company's Winchester-Western
Corp.,
The
Each unit, consisting of $100 prin¬
earlier date.
100%
Inc..
("0.,
York
subordinated debentures,
1974, and 360,000 shares of common stock,
1960,
Co;
2460. °
p.
suit
The
the' bonds, Morgan
/--. w ,___ ../
$10,335,879
——a8 389,992
amount of debentures and
1,
&
Delaware.—V.
stock, is priced at $102.50. The debentures and the com¬
mon
stock will be separately transferable on and after
fixes
have
numbers
Units
C.
189,
and
'■
M.
5"'i%
Inc.—Profit Up
— —
Corp. and associates.
Jan.
respective
J.
Thii
consideration. '
Tinto group in Northspan
Rio
of
BUSINESS—Company
ner-
are
1959
PRGCFF.D£—Net
u
189,
2787.
1,
hV> %
$234,000,
.
Hill,
development
favorable
the
of
Airlines,
sold in 36,000
costs,
Convair
of
the proposals
million
proposals.—V.
revenue—L
p.
the
011
be
specifically
of three
patents in the manufacture and sale of a tool known as the Ammo
Stucigua. The patents involved, namely. U. S. Nos. 2,790,173, 2,849,715
and
2,869,127, cover features of Ramset's Jobmaster tool which is a
offering of $3,600,000 of 6V2%
funds,
of
aclvis->d
Oklahoma
com¬
the
below
named
the
I.
Tlie
$6,000,000
Total expenses—
—v—9,535,.714
Plight equipment depreciation expense
752,469
Operating inc. before taxes and interest expense
922,428
Net income
1
„../...•
362,521—V.
the company
2,000
Sec
general mortgage bonds.
the company • that' these bonds' will be voted in
$6
Operating revenue—.
and traffic records for the local service a Mines
Central, wnich boarded 93.509 revenue passengers
month
offering
public
recommend
investment
Northwest
of
Airlines, Inc.—Sets New Records-
the
Month of May-r-
full
performance
set
has
con¬
of
year.
underwriters
7,00)
Fadcral
and
were
and
including-
the
of
cipal
North Central
This corporation
«Dd
favor
wells
development
are
Tinto
Rio
calendar
each
from
1,860,000
$45,000,000
in their opinion
combined
$26 •'*million,
in
Co
1.230.000
13,950,000
-
and Model, Roland & Stone, of New York,
bondholders
The
This
1959
9.225,000
:_;.—jl
with
connection
that
will
on
15,009
This
emphasized that the holders of 663a%
o" the bonds
to approve the proposals and requested all bondhold¬
touch with their bank, investment dealer or brcker to obtain
the necessary material to vote at the meeting in person or by proxy.
In his letter, Dr. Gillanders pointed
out that the managing under¬
the
Corp.—Reports Profit—
Co.,
ment
to get in
writers
for
shares
requirements
debentures
requirements
below:
ment
Gillanders
Dr.
reserved
be
80,900
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Division Files Patent
would be required
ers
which
three
options.
interest
the
on
dividend
will
and
stock
Corp.-
1,130.000
w-l:
Total—--
Stanley & Co.
&
earned
Owens
Northspan
Nortex Oil
8,475,001
1963.
1,
issued
Infringement Suit—
1962-
July
annual
stock,
Peck_. __i
Gillanders,
Jan.
Board—
on
President of Harriman Ripley. & Co., Inc., invest¬
ment bankers, has been elected a director of Newmont Mining Corp.
He will fill
the
vacancy
on the board caused by the
resignation of
•Carroll Searls, who is retiring after 32 years of service .with Newmont.
Hoy C. Bonebrake,
a
Vice-President, has been apoointed General
Counsel of the corporation, and John E. D. Grunow, of its legal staff,
has been appointed Secretary, succeeding Mr. Searls in those offices.
officers'
and
annual
stock
common
&
common
Ncwmont Mining
1966
1,
convertible pre¬
will be $4.5,830. Dividends on the convertible preferred
cumulative from
and
after
Jan.
1,
1962,
but only to
be
forth
—V.,
President, in a letter to the general mortgage
dated July 1, stated that a meeting of the bondholders
to consider the
proposals had been called for Sept. 1, 1959, at the
office of Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York in New York City.
The
specific proposals are to postpone the sinking fund payments
required to be made by the company on Jan. 1 and July 1, 19G0, and
Jan.
1,
1961, and to increase the last four sinking fund
payments
and the payment on the final maturity date of the bonds, July 1, 1963.
Certain, other changes in the sinking fund provisions of the trust
indenture are also proposed.
"The- company's proposals are designed to permit the company to
arrange
its finances so as to avert default under either the first
mortgage trust deed or the general mortgage trust indenture," Dr.
Stuart F. Silloway,
for
$192,500
to purchase
Parker.
Revise
bondholders
1.
will
extent
Hopper,
Mines
are
under
debentures
next
Adams,
maturity date.
July
of
preferred
maximum
be
stock
Laird
for doubling the bank's capitalization.
Superintendent of Banking has approved plans to increase
Gillanders added.
shares from 2,500 to 5,000.
Through the sale of
The
first mortgage trust- deed secured prior loans
made by two
the additional shares of $100 par value, capital will be increased from ^
banks of which $13,250,000 in U. S. funds and $9,160,000 in Canadian
§250,000 to $500,000 and surplus will be increased from $250,000 to
funds were outstanding at this time.
:
§1,003,000.
Of the latter amount, $050,000 will be realized through
Under
arrangements
made with
the .banks
which, however, are
the now share offering.
subject to the
approval of the proposals to be submitted to" the
Paul Boardman, Vice-President and General Manager of Nationwide
general mortgage bondholders, the balance .under these loans will be
Corporation, and P. L. Thornbury, General Counsel of the corporation,
'•both were named Vice-Presidents of the bank at a meeting of directors.
payable in accordance with a schedule extending/to Dec. 31, 1960/
Under the proposals to be submitted to the general mortgage bond¬
Nationwide purchased 79%
of the outstanding shares of the bank,
holder.'-, sinking fund payments would commence on July 1; 1961. ana
which
has
assets
of
$10
million.
At
the same
time Nationwide
run
through to1 the maturity of the bonds 011 July 1, .1963, as follows:
acquired 97%> of the outstanding shares of Brunson Savings and Loan
>■».
Series B Bonds
Company, which has assets in excess of $3 million.
Naticnwide's investments heretofore v/ere limited to insurance stocks.
Series A Bonds
(Canadian
"The corporation has large holdings' - in Nationwide Life of Columbus,
Due Date
(U. S. Funds)
Funds)
Northwestern National of Minneapolis, National Casualty of Detroit
Julv 1,
l««lr
$5,625,000
$750,0)0
and Michigan Life of Royal Oak, Mich.—V. 187, p. 1C97.
Jan.
1.
1962;
7,725.0)0
1,030.000
nounced
the
The
will
the
for
year
Goodbody
is ,proposing to postpone and revise sinking fund pay¬
its 5/i%
general mortgage bonds, but without altering the
B.
subordinated
Units
Company
on
reserved
agreed
Sinking Fund Bond Payments—
E.
are
stock
2893;
p.
shares
convertible
maximum
the
per
W.
R.
are:
may
„
183,320
the
ferred
Pressprich & Co.; Baxter
&1C0.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Freeman & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
MoMaster Hutchinson «te Co.; Win. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; and Shear-*
the
the
fund commencing June
^00,000
years,
NOTE:
set
in
Associates
which
^nking
stock
the
coupon.
cost
/to
company
wilPibe required to retire $300,000 of debentures annually
UNDERWRITERS—The
box
the
acquired.
under
of
notes
subject to authorization of
steel
1959,
21,
May
installment.
mon
$7,532,800.
than
Dr.
redemption on Aug. 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund,' $480,000 of its 5% . debentures due
Aug.
1, 1977 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
at
the
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway,
called
has
company
4%%
a
dated
agreement,
be
a
II Initially
interstate
final
The
for
also
99.338%,
of
Issuance and sale of 'the certificates are
the
three
version
placed with investors,
The Halsey, Stuart group's winning bid of 99.40% for
4%s on July 7 fixed a net annual borrowing cost to the
road of 4.825%.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler submitted a
competing
for
company
fund
at 100%, plus ac¬
The issue has been
The certificates are priced
inclusive.
ments
Redemption-
Tea Co.—Partial
National
on
serial equipment,,trust
certificates, maturing annually, July 30, 1960 to 1974,
Sn debt obligations
Stanley Caidon was principal stockholder
also may be deemed to be a promoter.
associates
and
45,830 shs.
723,600 shs,
.
U,250,000 sis.
par)
years, and
$500,000 per year until
maturity. The company has the option of
retiring at the sinking fund redemption price an additional amount
of debentures equal to the mandatory sinking fund in each year. This
privilege will not be cumulative. Debentures purchased by the com¬
pany may be surrendered for credit against any mandatory sinking
July 7 offered $6,015,000 of 4%%
the debentures ar,e sold, the public will have invested
of the ,company a total of $1,222,500. Prior to any j; ,,^n\ ;JJa_ip,mi]l /fc. Co.. - V. 189,
■further conversion of securities held, public investors will hold 187,700
common
shares or 20.5%
of the total common stock for which they •
Northspan Uranium
♦rill ijave paid $180,100 whereas the promoters and controlling persons
Assuming
Co., Inc.
to
or
indenture
provides
Equipment Trust Certificates
&
50,000 shs.
pari
(25c
loan
■
quarterly installments commencing 15 months after the date
exchange. Both the interim notes and the term notes will be
by a mortgage on substantially all property of the company
t Tlie
for
tration statement with
convertible income
3.600,000
pre¬
equal
the
acquired
1
2892.
p.
Outstanding
*$3,500,000
3.600,001
1974
to a
six
up
of
stock $12,307,992 $11,944*269 $10,081,777
7,170,440
7.163.370
7,154,233
.
$1.72$1.67
$1.41
Earnings applicable to com.
shaves outstanding..
Common
1,
June
$3,500,000
mature
secured
*
The
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
„„
maximum of $3,501,000 on 5Vss% interim note.! which
monihs after ,the date of the initial borrowing under
the loan agreement, Subject' to certain conditions, including delivery,
on or b&ore
Sept. 30, 1960, of a certificate of Fuller that the company's
plant lias been completed substantially in accordance with the plans
and
specifications and is capable of operation in substantial con¬
formity with the objective for which the plant is designed, the interim
notes
will
be exchanged
for five-year $%*$>
term notes payable in
$14,977,299 $12,807,844
2,527,702
2,523,03)
2,004,029
income
Net
due'
($29
stock
the
banks
to
non-cumulative
stock
Under
borrow
$15,395,754
income
Gross
dels,
convertible
ferred
250,943
53,087
107.700
^,
.
EFFECT
GIVING
payable
subord.
Common
..
.
notes
*6'ii%
5%
$14,883,.012 $12,550,901
$15,228,048
in
Authorized
70,417/1(J/
81,033,700
82,200,142
taxes
shalet, the basic ingredients for cement
will be situated on the limestone lands
the plant will be marketed
of
Oklahoma,
the south¬
and
plant
that the production of
the
northeastern
portion
portion of Missouri and the northwestern portion of Arkansas.
*5"'/a%
will
Net
the
CAPITALIZATION
May 31/59
Apr. 30,'59 May 31/58
$97,494,190 $30,517,318 $88,974,205
-
..
(clay
and
anticipated
eastern
Increased—
Illinois Gas Co.—-Earnings
Northern
is
principally
•
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
materials
manufacture,
"
letter of notification with the SEC
coveiing 150,000 shares of common stock (par one cent ) to be offered,
late in July, on an all or none basis through D. F. Bernheimer & CO;,
Inc., of New York City, at $2 per share.
• .? t
The
proceeds will be used to pay bank loans, redeem outstanding
preferred stock, purchase additional equipment, build inventories and
add to working capital.
company
Jr.,
Rvden
J
laceotis
With SEC—
Electric Co., Inc.—Files
Hills
North
This
will be
loans that
Volume
190
Number 5863
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
"Will
be then, outstanding, and
the balance to-finance
continuing-program 6f expansion for the remainder
V.
1119,
the
company's
the
of
Fctrolane Gas Service,
yeav.r-
R.
2893,
p.
(159)
J.
under
Inc.—Acquisition—
President, on June 29 announced that final negotia-i
had been completed for the purchase of the
operating assets of
Wyoming Gas Service. He said that'the purchase was on a cash basis,
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
SEC
company
covering
July
on
filed
7
$10,996,000
of
registration
a
convertible
statement
debentures
effective
with
due
1974.
The
company proposes to offer the debentures for subscription
by common
stockholders of record Aug. 5, 1959, at the rate of $100 of
debentures
for
eacli
be
40
100%
held.
then
principal amount.
competitive
Net
shares
common
of
The
The
offering
subscription price is to
is to be underwritten by
bidding.
proceeds
of
the
sale
of
the
debentures,
together
with
cash
presently on hand and to be internally generated, will be used in
completing the
company's
construction
program
for
1959
and
in
supplying funds for starting the I960 construction program. Construc¬
tion
at
expenditures
in
$37,000,000.—V".
1959
190,
and
cents
for
i960
54.
p.
1959
will
approximate
share based upon 2,308,000 shares outstanding which
includes 142,000 shares added through conversion of debentures on
April l, 1959.
Second
based
per
quarterly earnings
the
on
will
number of
same
approximate
$1,300,000
55
or
cents,
shares.
Uased upen 2,306,000 shares now outstanding, 1958 first half earn¬
ings amounted to 68 cents per share, with second quarterly earnings of
35 cents per share.
It
is anticipated that Pan
American's liquid sulphur terminal at
Tampa, Fla., will be in operation at the end of July, with completion
of
dry bulk facilities scheduled for early I960.—V. 189,
2788.
p.
company
struction
on
Co.,
of
of
June .2.9 announced the selection of
Detroit, Mich., as general contractor
manufacturing
two-story chemical
a
Darin
for
the
plant
at
Holland,
Mich.
T.
C, Anderson, Vice-President and Director of Production and
Engineering for Parke-Davis, said construction is scheduled to begin at
and
once
The
tric
completion is expected late
electrical'
unci
next
year,
mechanical contracts
The entire pioject part of
"
,
awarded
were
Co., and Lome Heating & Plumbing Co., both
of
Harlan
Elec¬
Detroit.
The
will
special
a
the companys' $50,000,000 five-year capital
the
total
number
in use at Holland
.
and
of
PROCEEDS—'The
feet, of-floor space
square
feet of iloor .spo.ee
189, p. 918.
to 258,000.—V.
Peerless Commodity Trust—This fund
Boston
1)
amount
$10
June 26 publicly offered
on
shares
of
share,
per
of
firm
the
fund
because th'e
at
fund
is
market for the stock.
Starting as of
July 6, 1959, the net asset value of the fund shares will
var/ with the changes in the market value of the. futures
contracts held by the fund.
new
no
CHANGE—This
NAME
fund
originally
was
named
originated to provide investors with an instrument through
which they might obtain an interest in a diversified group , of com¬
modities and commodity ffutures.
'■'An
increase
this Trust, the Trustees Will seek to provide its investors
opportunity to profit from the constantly fluctuating commodity
markets by buying long or
selling short, as the conditions of the
market might warrant, under
the management of Commodity Coun¬
Through
selors
of
Boston.
Every speculation carries a market risk.
Especially is this true in
commodity markets. No assurance, therefore, can be made that
the
fund
the
managers
POLICIES—The sole
OPERATING
commodities
shares
eliminate the high
growth of capital.
can
attainment of
the
insure
and
commodity
beneficial
of
be
loss,
nor
.;
of the Trust
proceeds
The
in
used
of
.
purpose
futures.
will
Interest
risk
the
they
can
..
to deal in
is
sale
or
of
sale
the
from
purchahsc
of
commodity futures and for ample reserves in banks and on deposit with
brokers to
insure protection
of the funds actually employed in the
markets, and to "allow a reserve against repurchases of
Shares and other contingencies.^ Under the Trust Agreement,-the Trus'tees have no authority to invest in bends or stocks, or other securitif%.
Because the fund does not invest in securities, it is not subject to the
commodity
1940.
Investment Company Act of
SALES
NO
Trustees
benefits of
the
mission
or
OR
LOAD
the
of
desires
the
of
-One
has
the
stock offered
^Includes
for
of
that
means
purchase
NET
For this reason, the Trust shares are
VALUE—The
shall be
the
price
"net
which
at
value."
asset
the
redemptions
or
shall
value
the
be
of
loss
or
CAPITALIZATION"—Tiie capitalization
the Trust consists solely of
unlimited authorized number of full and fractional shares of bene¬
ficial
interest,
of
equal rights
all shares having
pro
voting,
rata in
divi¬
of the
the Trust or transfer of its
corporation. All shares of beneficial interest
dends, assets, and liquidation. Voting rights include amendment
Declaration
assets
fully
of
Trust
liquidation
or
par value, each issued fully
no
transferable
surrender
upon
will
certificate
new
and
another trust
to
of
are
of
subsequently
of
paid and non-assessable and
certificate
the
issued
be
to
to
the
are
the Trust.. (A
transferee.)
No
of this offer¬
to return funds if all shares
arrangement has been made
ing are not sold.
.,
This
as
an
McGee
The
soon
shares
The shareholders on July 1 approved a 3-for-l common stock split.
They also approved an increase and change in the authorized common
from 2,000,090 shares
of $10-par stock to 10,000,000 shares of
stock
$3
par
stock.
shares
are
Of
the, 10.000,000
outstanding.
„»■'
thus
shares
created,
FINANCING
Outstanding
665,650,842 shs.
'ieceived.
.^
exercise
on
shares
541,212
and
connection
1798.
of
3,877,059
par
See
Inc.,
Venezuelan
and
Co.
Stock
—
Pacifie
Acquired
corporation,
of
its
and
189,
"Net
shareholders
William
Drake.
P.
"While
would
it
half
of
of
result
of
the
too
have
more
sales
a
final
should
the
than
rather
significant.
to
scon
that
the
I958i
a
President,
higher than
somewhat
Because
as
made the following
six months of 1959:
is
appear
15%
about
entitled
are
for the first
cerning results
for
half
ahead
comparision
the
first
half,
it
$45 million,
which
is
1958.
Net earnings Iftok to
of
the like period
last year.
with
the
first
existing
hlaf
of
the
first
should
also
in
1957
This
following
Immediately
stock,
declared
a
payable.Aug.
previously
the
on
of
announced,
meeting
15
cents
holders
old
of
stock,
40 cents paid
the
directors
of
per
In
same
clared.—V.
1958
time
the
the
board
final
declared
recent
review
the
extra
21.
This
compares
during
quarterly dividend
1S8, p. 1968.
July
which
will
an
the shareholders, the
share on the new $3
record
dividend in December when results for
evaluated.
the
of
to
1959,
equivalent to 45 cents
regular quarterly dividend
extra
special
a
dividend
1.
is
As
rights.
This
to
PROCEEDS—The net
and working
the
year
that
rate
the
years.
payment of
be better
can
dividend
for
with
in
year
October
was
de¬
6,114,441
,
The
Commonwealth
due?
22,
for
proceeds
will
be
expansion
l'or
used
%
is
Inc.
Jan.
1,
$134,088
189,
sale
1970
at
Trust
Pa., .will
the
months
Inc.
to
prices
holders—The
of
it
and
standing
own
of
share
per
held
Electronics
of
of
inven¬
to
of
Pittsburgh,
312
Fourth
Avenue,
3 p.m.
(EDT) on July 14, 1959 receive
5% "first mortgage sinking fund bonds
sufficient
exceed
to
exhaust
the
and
100%
accrued
interest.—V.
sum
of
City,
sales
sale
of
of
the
increased
of
per
record
to
1957
July
15,
sale
development
and
was
of
completion
p.
this
of
stock
common
sale
75
cents
of
The
company
will
issued
company
par
value
,
Inc.—Registers
stock.
the
1678.
With
SEC—
proposes
Erie, Pa., filed a. regis¬
covering 300,000 shares
offer
to
the stock for
public
at
Gold
Mines
Ltd.—Common
Offered—
Stock
PROCEEDS—The
net proceeds will be used principally to determine
commercially mineable deposits such as gold, silver, lead, zinc
exist on the company's property.
whether
and
copper
corporation was incorporated under Letters Patent
Ontario, Canada. The company owns outright
BUSINESS—The
dated
nine
June
28,'
1945, in
Revelstoke,
Cablo
&
ended
compared
813.
This
April
with
corporation
on
June
30
formation
the
announce!
to produce synthetic resins in Caracas, Venezuela.
named Resinas Venezclanas C. A. was formed with
company
firm,
of
prominent
industrialists
Venezuelan
ancl
will
of a new
The new
a
group
manufacture its
by RCI.
All
the equipment
products
under
formulas
and
techniques
developed
arrangements for setting up the plant and installing
have
been made.—V.
190/ p. 93.
4, 1959, the company
$4,806,767 in the six
1958.
company
15,
Sep.
has
1952.
paid
The
quarterly
quarterly
Rio Tinto Mining: Co* of Canada
dividends en its
payments in 1956
span's
in the amount of 15 cens per share, which rate
cents per share beginning with the payment made
20
and to 25 cents ,per share effective with the dividend
On June 4, 1959 a quarterly •. dividend of 25
was declared, payable July 15,
1959 to stockholders
will
on
p.
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Forms Venezuelan Unit—
used principally by telephone com¬
months
189,
Company
30, >1359.
The
additional
shares
of
common
stock
notfparticipatc hi such dividend. Future dividends
fulturc earnings and the financial condition ol" the
will be dependent on
company and
production.—V.
patended
Debt
Ltdv—Supports North-
Revision Proposal-—
were
June
offered hereby
(Crown Granted) and 12 unpatented mineral claims in
British Columbia, none of which have been or now is in
^
See
other factors.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
.
Colonel
.
the
of
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
'
JLcrg-term bank loan (payable 1959-63)
$300,000
Outstanding
$270,000
Uranium Mines Ltd.
Willard
F.
above.—V.
189, p. 605.
Effective—
Corp.—Acquisition
Rockwell, Board
Chairman, on July
1 announced
acquisition of Air-Maze Corp. of Cleveland, Ohio, manufacturers
industrial liquid and gas filters,
including electronic types.
The
Air-Maze
by
EFFECT TO
Northspan
Rockwell-Standard
1957.
share
on
six
29,
since
was
cents
common
is engaged in the
thermoplastic-covered wires, cables and cord
Wire
$5,894,347,
March
slock
15,
the proceeds of the
research and
Quinn, Neu & Co., Inc., of New York City, on June 11
publicly offered as a speculation 290,000 shares of com¬
mon stock at par ($1 per share).
Conn.
ended
Jan.
shares
5(10,000
Raindor
on
company's products arc
prior years
paid
for
$4,040, to repay a $12,180 bank Joan used for installation of new
units; and $12,219 for trade accounts payable.
The company now has outstanding 596,000 shares of common- stock
of which 428,000 shares (71.81%) are owned by officers and directors
as
a
group.
John C. Leshcr, President, aixd Joseph M. Lesher, his
brother, own 120,000 shares each.
is offering holders of its out¬
stock the right to subscribe for 39,268
of common at the subscription price
Plastic
EARNINGS—For
on
to use
proposes
Organized in 1957, the company is engaged in the business of de¬
signing, manufacturing, installing and leasing electronic building pro¬
tection systems and developing a remote control electronic traffic light
control system.
Of the net proceeds of this financing, it pfOposes to
use
$80,000 I or installation of a traffic light control system ii> Erie,
conditioned upon City authorization; $100,000 for the manufacture of
inventory; $60,000 for advertising, promotion and selling; and $113,000
l'or working capital, which will be used in part for the payment of
accrued wages to officers and
a
former director in the amount of
railroads, municipalities, the building trades, mines, govern¬
agencies,
and by electrical equipment, radio, electronic and
other manufacturers.
The company's plant and oflices. are located in
common
of
$1.50 per share.
The offering is tc be made on a best efforts
by John G. Cravin & Co. of New York, for which a selling com¬
mission of 25'jc per share is to be paid. In addition, the company has
agreed to sell the underwriter up to 30,000 common shares at $1.50
per share at the rate of one share for each ten
shares sold to the
public, and to reimburse it for expenses in the amount of $12,000.
panies,
net
company
outstanding.—V. 189,
sale
mental
°
total
commercial
and
manufacture
had
company
for' subcontractors,
capital.
Rad-O-Litc,
.
months
Offered—A
This company, located at 1202 Myrtle Street,
tration statement with the SEC on July 8, 1959,
additional shares, to¬
gether with other funds, will be used by the company to repay out¬
standing short term bank loans of $30^000; to finance the company's
construction
program for its
1958-195> fiscal year and part of its
program for the 1959-1'JOO fiscal year, and for other corporate pur¬
The
working
present
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the
sets.
31, 1958, have been restated
adjustment to Jan.
1,
1958.—V.
May
Corp.—Stock
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
record
of
ended
retroactive
equipment
and
the basis of one share for each five
on July 3,
1959. Rights to sub¬
scribe will expire at 3:30 p.m. (E.D.T.) on July 27, 1959.
Putnam & Co. is manager of a group that will under¬
write the offering.
$21
months
this
The stock is priced at $5 per share.
have
company
common
shares
shares
12
reflect
organized in February, 1959. In ex¬
change for all of its then outstanding capital stock it acquired from
an
established California company a patent, patent applications and
inventions in the electro-mechanical, electronic and photographic fields.
;
amount
an
not
additional
$1.79
1958,
BUSINESS—The
153.
p.
3,600,000
$1.70
A
1798.
p.
Precou
a
Co.
to
up
to
6,437,417
—3,600,000
outstanding
share.
175,000 shares of c6mmon stock was offered on July 9
by Charles Plohn & Co. and Netherlands Securities Co.,
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
tenders
386,873
$38,587,581 $36,704,018
Comissioner,
to
Ltd.
Minnesota corporation incorporated
Nov. 10. 1958.
The purpose of the company is the establishment and
operation of so-called "bantam supermarkets."—V. 189, p. 2570.
Pittsburgh
406,116
...—
revenues
basis
capital.
BUSINESS—-Pik-Quik,
1958
$38,181,465 $36,317,145
——.....
common
per
189,
offering price.
tories
1959
31—
revenues—.
shares
for
offer
'
189, p. 2880.
energy.
operating
herein
underwriters, 131,625 shares
(par $1) at an offering price of
pre-emptive
and
of
economic conditions
poor
con¬
Ended May
November,
U.
five
terminated on June 3, 1959, noon. Subse¬
quent to that time, all shares not subscribed by present
shareholders will be offered to public investors at the
same
$1.53
the company, with the approval of the Oregon
discontinued
the
policy
of
providing for
the
increased
future income taxes resulting from the current deduction
of liberalized depreciation for
tax purposes only, retroactively effec¬
tive to Jan,
1, 1958- For comparative purposes, net income and earn¬
ings per share for -the 12 months ended Ma? 31, 1959, and for the
shareholders
DIVIDENDS—The
comments
approximate
first
50%
figures
split.
comparison
should show
an
increase
of
more
than 40%. The improvement is fairly general throughout the company."
directors
to
$9,098,132
$1.64
income.
In
P.
$1.25 per share. These shares were offered first to pres¬
ent shareholders of the company on- a pro rata basis
pursuant
offering.-—V.
electric
Common
through
stock
common
$9,734,310
$0.37
General Electric Co.- -Earnings—
electric
Total
2893.
p.
May 27 publicly offered for its
on
not
$2,207,268
outstanding.
shares
revenues—■
of
Other
Pik-Quik, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—This Minne¬
account
5,342,127
$9,881,382
783,250
1,353,028
an
Kayser-
by
the
Months
12
Sales
sales
Petroleums,
367,500
5,910,135
for
sota
6,268,970
$2,441,518 $11,204,312
■
234,250
1,470,002
$2,649,087
$0.44
share—
com.
on
PROCEEDS —The
Kayscr-Roth Corp. above.—V.
Jewett
that existing certificates remain valid and
should not be returned.
On July
10 a stock certificate was mailed
to
shareholders ol record July 9 representing
the additional shares
per
Operating
reserved
with
diva.
•-
Portland
:
„
issuance
for
1959,
$3,016,587
stock
underwrote
plans to file a certificate
subscriptions for 45,000,000 shares
reserved
income
FINANCING:
Roth Corp.—
Management emphasized
which
$3,791,546 $17,473,282. $15,223,509
1,773,333
On May 27 the. subscription period closed oh the company's recent
offering of additional shares of its common stock.
Of the 1,207,338
shares offered, 1,162,999 shares, or 96% , wrere subscribed for through
the exercise of the rights
issued to the stockholders, 15,972 shares
were
subscribed for by employees of the company, and the balance,
or
28,367 shares, were sold to the investment banking firms which
190, p. 93.
Hosiery
369,542,842
54,289,836
$4,789,920
"Based
company
as
in September,
Industries,
$4,743,930*
55,982,572
13,580,763
$3,814,327 $17,420,321 $15,252,956
Drl9,Y81
52,961
Dr29,447
*Bal.
The
Oil
1959—12 Mos.—1958 *
1959—3 Mos.—1958
13,852,746
taxes-
Balance
well, LPG 16-9, flowed 7,056 barrels of oil per day.
large, comparable producing wells have now been completed in
this field and deliveries of crude oil arc being made.
Phillips is the operator of Lot 17 for a group of companies composed
of itself, Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co., Ashland Oil <te Refining Co.,
Western Natural Gas Co., El Paso Natural Gas
Products Co., Kcrr—V.
and
45,990
Preferred
Six
BUSINESS--The
Corp.—Stock^Split Approved—
End. Mar. 31—
income
Net
on
June 25 announced the
completion of another
extension to Its Lot 17 oil field in Lake Maracaibo,
company
large well
5
5
Interest charges
PJiillips Petroleum Co.—Completes Venezuelan Well—
poses.
Pennsalit Chemicals
at
PRESENT
$675,000,000 shs.
payment of promotion fees to 22 persons in
the company's stock prior to 1941.—V. 189, p.
Venezuela.
G
expo,
Net operating revenue
Other income % net)
Plastic Wire & Cable Corp.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
sales
Net asset
cash
an
EFFECT TO
hereby have peen
900,000
which expires
12
revenue—electric- $18,596,670 $17,395,090 $73,402,893
"Earnings
dollar's worth of the Trust's net assets.
a
all open commitments in commodity futures plus, all
deposits in banks and with brokers, minus accrued liabilities,
divided by the number of outstanding shares.
profit
be
at
dollar invested in the Peerless Commodity Trust will
every
ASSET
made
are
be
paid.
as
12
10
>_
Edward M. Bradley & Co., Inc.
Wm. H. Rybeck 6c Co
12
Opcr.
authorized
been
.
Scribncr——
6c
-
"Authorized
increase
Deane
Butcher ,& Sherrercl
E. T. Andrews & Co
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Earnings Higher—
proceeds will be added to the company's work¬
GIVING
the
'
■
Singer,
2723.
p.
Period
pine Securities and Exchange Commission until at least 20%
of the
additional stock has been subscribed and at least 25%> of the amount
subscribed
189,
of additional
of warrants:
Oper.
capital stock from 450,000,000 shares
to 675,000,000 shares was approved by the stockholders of the company
on
Nov. 25. 1958.
However, under the Philippine Corporation Law, a
certificate of increase of capital stock cannot be filed with the Philip¬
prime
fund,
being sold at net asset value and will be purchased back on the same
This allows virtually
100% of the proceeds from the sale of
shares to be used in the trading of commodity futures.
In effect, this
to
—V.
%_•_
*
■'
-
26.
12
Scliirmer, Atherton & Co.
Shearson, Hamniill & Co
,
offer investors an opportunity to share
without a dealer's distribution com¬
to
redemption charge.
a
CHARGE
REDEMPTION
is
mutual
a
.
basis.
$3
in
Co._
Cooley & Co
was
the
an
net
^
Pliocnix
ORIGIN, ANT> PURPOSE—The Trust is an open-end mutual fund
organized "April 27, 1959 by an Agreement and Declaration of Trust
executed under the laws of The Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
in
f <
Putnam
2, 1959; rights to expire
...
of
severally,
'
Gross
'CAPITALIZATION
Commodity Hand.
It
agreed to purchase, and the company lias agreed to sell them,
below
named
common
expand
Boston
First
the
would
*
undetermined
in
June
on
Capital stock (par value P0.01)
(P. O. Box 67,
an
interest
price
arbitrary
an
and there is
beneficial
and
the
acquisition
BUSINESS—Philippine Oil Development Co., Inc. was incorporated
under Philippine law on Sept. 14, 1935, for a term of 50
years, as Far
East Oil Development Co., Inc., its present name having been adopted
in 1948.
It has been engaged in exploration for oil in the Philippines
since
1936, except during the period of Japanese occupation.
Up to
this time, the company has had no income from
operations and has
not discovered any commercial quantities of oil or gas.
Since the com¬
pany
was
organized, it lias expended approximately P12,400,000 on
exploration and operations (excluding amounts reimbursed by others),
option
square
business
of
ing capital.
con¬
equipment.
building will contain 80.000
new
increase
has
generator
this
share for each two shares of record
new
one
effecting such
expansion program, will cost approximately $7,000,000, including
struction,
of
close
&?
con¬
that
underwriters
the following respective percentages of such of the shares
stock as shall not be subscribed for by exercise
1959.
stated
1955
severally
July 31, 1959.
on
-
the
1,
further
Philippine Oil Development Co., Inc.—Rights Offer¬
ing to Stockholders—The company is offering to the
holders oJUts outstanding capital stock the
right to sub¬
scribe, at thd U. S. subscription price of 1% cents pelshare, and the Philippine* subscription price of 3
centavos, to 221,883,614 shares of its capital stock at the
Parke-Bavi$ & Co.—New Chemical Plant—
This
Armstrong
June
of
Pld*
Stock Option
have
UNDERWRITERS—The
Pctrolanc's operations by the addition ot three new
plants in eastern
Wyoming located at Lusk, Torrington and Newcastle, together with a
distributor operation at Moorcroft.—V.
189, p. 2788.
the
$2,100,000,
of
as
Munzer
rate
Sulphur Co.—Earnings Higher—
earnings l'or the first half of
90
$23,500,000
/v
Pan American
Net
at
;
.
or
estimated
are
Mr.
the
the company's Selected Employees'
Employees' Stock Purchase Plan.
and
Munzer,
tions
11
its
Corp., founded in 1925, has been closely held, owned largely
who have long been identified in this business.
The
officers
is widely knowpi as one of the leaders in its field, manufac¬
one of the most complete lines of filtration equipment in the
company
turing
industry.
.
,
.
,
nn
400.000 shs.
230,187 shs.
J The interest
rate
is equal to
%%
above the "prime rate" as
established from time to time by the bank.
Th'e present rate is 5-%,
Increased
from
4'•»%
effective May
19, 1959. Includes $60,000 due
acquisition became effective with the close of business June 30.
was completed
by an exchange of stock wherein RockwellStandard
gave
in excess of 100,000 shares of its unissued common
stock for 100%
of the shares of Air-Maze previously issued and out¬
within
standing.—V.
"Common
'Of
shares
one
the
and
stock
($5
par)
——
year.
company's authorized and unissued common stock 20,079
7,415 shares were reserved as of April 4, 1959 for isstie
The
1959
and
189,
p.
2723.
(Continued on page 50)
i
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 13, 1959
.
Engineering
(Florida/
Co.
t
dividend
Stock
-
.
(quar.)
;
Agnew-'Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Akron Brass Mfg. (quar.) —
Alabama Gas Corp., common
(quar.)
Corp.
Adaras-Millis
preferred
6%
Allen
(quar.i—
Machine
Business
.Allied Mills,
AlFcV,
Inc.
Inc.,
Class
(quar,)
Common
4
8-
6
9-
1
8-
6
■9-
1
8-17
8-10
7-21
General
8-10
7-21
8-11
7-27
tificate:: of two subsidiaries
8-11
7-27
Chestnut
8-20
7—31
.'preference
Automobile
Class
O'/o
9-
1
9-
1
9-
preferred
Seech Air/raft
Best
&
Blue
Ribbon
9-
1
8-10
7-31
7-1G
Hartz
7-31
7-18
Holly
Hallnor
$3.80
7-18
7-31
7-18
Huttig Sash &
7-31
7-18
Hydra-Power
5-15
I
5-15
7-24
1
7-31
12 'I;*.
10-10
——
:
9-20
10-10
9-20
3',;
-
be
effective
Burman
20
on
stock
ordinary
Cauadian Dredge A:
dividend
5c/o
preferred
Capital Plastics
Central
$2.75
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
Class
B
8-
1
7-10
$2.40
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
8-
5
8-14
8-
M
common
7-31
1
3-14
1
1
8-14
Colonial Fund,
$1.25
8-31
8-25
25c
9-10
7-15
1
7-15
8-
9-15
9-
8-
1
1
Melville
7-31
7-10
Fixtures
8-
1
1
10-
7
11-
7-10
$1.43373
8-
1
7-10
*10c
9-
1
9-
1
*60c
9-
1
S54c
9-
1
8-
5
*54c
9-
1
8-
Mines,
stock
6c
5
split
to
subject
Glassine
Union
&
1
Mcycrcord
Corp.,
Class
7-20
7-15
Miami Copper Co.
1
1
Dominion
1
7-31
7-21
7-24
7-10
8-
1
9-
1
8-
8-
1
7-20
8-15
7-23
9-30
9-11
$1
7-15
9c
8-
1
7-15
8-
___
1
7-20"
&
Ltd.
Stock
9-
1
1
$3
*13c
A
Class
B
7-15
7-
7-30
5preferred
7-15
8-
7
Mutual
9-
National
6-19
7-31
32',Oc
7-17
7-
7-15
6-29
8-20
lc
__
$1
S-
2
National
Stock
Airlines
5-19
8-15
8-
New
9-
8-15
7-10
1
1
Central
70c
9-25
9-14
35c
___..
9-25...
9-14
Directors
7-29
7-15
dend
$2
...
in
Ltd.—
/
*$1.25
*10c
9-
1
8-14
7-15
6-30
from
(NT Y.
Gas
-
i—
.
October.
'
Fire
New
York
Merchandise
Insurance
< quar.)
from
capital
7-17
Walworth
7-17
Watson Bros.
7-20
9-10
8-31
9-25
9-11
7-23
37'i-c
8-14
7-27
8-15
8-
3
8-15
8-
3
A.
-
to
(
1
8-
7-15
1
7-15
split
20c
8-17
7-31
lc
7-22
7-13
lc
7-22
7-13
lc
8-21
8-10
((monthly)
(monthly)
lc
A
B
(monthly)
lc
(F.
7-30
9-15
50c.
6%
■
-
12VzC
19c
income)
7-30
75c
—15c
50%
'
*
——
,
_
•
25c
l2VaC
—$5c
8-
1
8-
7-21
——
3-10
9-11
Oullet
9-22
9-11
Over-the-Counter
Company
;
—,
,
Securities
Fund, Inc.
1
7-20
8-15
7-21
7-15
6-30
9-19
8-31
.
Co.
:
*,v
paid. The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in the
Mfg.,
7-13
7-31
7-12
$1.25
5c
7-22
8-
7-22
8-
\_^
tl5c
4%
8-20.
8-10
7-15.
14c
28c
8- 1
8- 1
7-13
7-13.
6c
7-20
6-23
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
—-
(quar.)
Inc.—
from investment
income)
-
-
(initial quar.)
Corp.,
of
Co.
12*/*>c
50c
Co.
■
Canada
of
7-24
6-23
10- 1
9-10
10- 1
common
8-21
9-18
_..lP^c
(quar.)
' 30c
93%c
$1.25
Co.,
9-1
8-31
8- 1
7-31
8-28
10- 1
20c
40c
8- 1
+25c
$56c
5%
12'Ac
50c
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
American
1
9-21
10-
1
9-21
8-
1
7-20
$1.25
7-31
7-21
American
American
8-7
8- 7
7-16
8-12
9-15
Biltrite Rubber Co.—
Common
(initial)
American Book
10-
9"-18
Ltd.—
1
(quar.)—!
(quar.)
Sugar
6-30
8- 3
7-20
(quar.)
pfcl. (quar.)—
Amerada Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
American Aggregates, common (quar./
Amalgamated
7-15
$1.37*/2
75c
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
7-1'
£6c
(quar.)
8-1
7-15
(quar.)__
75c c'onv. pfd.
America,
preferred
2nd
preferred
coihmon
preferred
1st
4*2%
9-10
8- 1
Allison Steel Mfg. Co.,
Aluminum
9-10
10- 1
t$1,2.5
Akron, Canton 6c Yoimgstown RR.____
All Canadian Dividend Funds
:.
$3,75
1
.9-15
8-25
Common
Aluminum
10-
5c
Allied Stores
8-31
6-30
.
30c
55c
prior
New
Ltd.—
Holder»
7-27
(quar.)
AUeghany Corp., 5 'u %•
9-30
When
Payable of Rec,
$0,008
(quar./_____
7-20
7-7
3
(quar./_
preferred
9-
7-17
8-
J30c
7-20
1
9-1
in previous
announced
:
1
7-25
22'ac
$1.16
$1.19
$1
62'Ac
dividends
Refineries,
Sugar
Steel
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
Share
9-14
$1.50
(quar.)
—
7-20
75c
this
8-20
12'/aC
(quar.)—
pfd.
1
-
(quar./__<
the
Air Control Products-^-
(quar.i
9-22
7-15
8-
30c
(quar.)
(Quarterly
.
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
8-21
7-31
-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
5'2%
.
,
7-10
(quar.)_
9-21
*
$1.25
%
.
•:
Affiliated Fund,
7-30
D
7-23
9-30
10c
of Company
A
Aeronca
20c
preferred
7-15
8-15
8-
50c
(quar.i
Service
Fund
Acme
7-17
7-17
B
7-14
7-^8
5c
(quar.)
give
Acme
7-16
1
4%:
5%
7-10
7-30
8-
A
3
13c
1.17'Ac
Envelopes
announced
Class
8-31
7-31
+$1
preferred
7-23
7-20/%. 6-30
Per
7-16
Northwestern Utilities,
preferred
8-14
preceding table.
7-16
7-30
7-15
4.65%
7-10
7-15
1
20c
W.) Co.
we
Common
7-31
Ltd., 4%
&
Public
Acadia-Atlantic
(initial-quar.)
4.75%
,
7-31
quar.i
weeks and not yet
on
25c
Common
7-15
8-
12'bC
2%
(quar.)__
1st preferred
Aberdeen
1
Class
Stores
dends
1.
;
Hampshire
(quar. )
7-16
5c
6-30
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)—__
Nunn-Bush Shoe
7--9
1
3-1
-
convertible preferred
Below
7-15
'
(increased)
7
1
7-31
8-
cents
~
$3
Wcolworth
"
7
8-
4
class A (quar. i
income
(initial
common
Wisconsin
a divideclare on
*
"
>'•
7-
8-
7-16
8-15,
dividend)
•
•
7-
7-17
(stock
investment
Willson Stationers
12%c
7-15
8-15
1 •
1
8-.
.
1
7-15
40c
9-
9-1
Sewing Machine Corp.—
prior preferred (quar.
White
$1.25
" $.0666
65c
*35c
4*
9-15
$1.06'A
(quar.
$2
7-15
$1.25
_
New
8-15
North x\merican
7-18
4
9-
Westminster Paper, Ltd.—
Products
Company
From net
1
1
1
9-
9-14
8c
Western Carolina Telephone Co:...
7-30
Grove
Transportation,
Wellington Equity Fund—
9-
7-
3-
9-14
12c
1
7-15
7-17
$1.50
10c
25c
gains/
1
1
7-15
New
8-13
15c
.62',2c
plus
1
1
8-15
of
6
8-13'
i
Inc.—
income
8-
8-
*10c
RR.
7-
1
9-
:
Fund,
earned
8-
8-
No-Sag Spring Co. (quar.)—Normetal
Mining Ltd.
(quar./
Northern
7-15
9-
3c
pfd. (quar. /
*$1
(s-a)
Lines
and
(quar./_i—
8-
15c
6-30
Van
*
7-17,
$1.25
.
(quar./
5c
•
7-24
Class
from
common—_
10c
;
7-15
7-29
lOe
-
(quar.)
Walnut
8-
(stock dividend/
(initial-quar.)
common
1
8-
38c
:
Y./
(N.
8-14.
Railroad-
York
7-15
8-14
'
New
New
.
preferred (quar.)__
(monthly)
income
profits.
Income
cents
(8
$1.10
$1.12'.2
$1.20
10%*
(monthly)
investment
net
7-17
—-
hope
7
v
-
8-1
i30e
1
(quar.)
investment
but
:
-
-•
1
again declined to declare
payment,
8-
_
Ltcl
Fund—
$25c
(quar.):
net
(quar.i
1_„
$2 5c
England Fund—
(Quarterly
New York
7-20
8-31
10c
....
1
2%
Inc.
8-14,
7-31
$1.75
9-
dividend
National Theatres,
8-14
9-T*
$1.25
com.
9-
"National Cranberry Asso., 4% preferred (s-ai
National Shoes Inc.
(stock dividend)———
$
9-1
15c
8-
—
(year-end)
,
37*.ac
25e.
(Kansas),
Insurance
Line
Value
•-
effective Aug.
shares
•
7
(Laltimorei—
Co.
preferred
5%
Corp.—
approved a 2-for-l
common
7-23
•
$1
•
*
Aeronautical
Stockholders
10%
(quar./____
(quar.)
Fund-Reg—
8-15
(quar. 165c
securities
Fire
Name
7-10
1
Income
7-
12'ac
12*20
:
$1.18%
.
payment at
Niagara Share Corp.
Insurance
from
S.
5%,
7-15
1
7-15
7-31,
White
pfd.
4.50 preferred (quar.)-4.80%'* preferred (quar.)
Moorc-Handley Hardware Co.,
the
Federal Grain Ltd., class A (quar.)
*___
Federal National Mortgage Association—
Common
(monthly)
Federated Corp. (Dcla./ class A (monthly i._
Class
•
7
20c
Anglo Investment Corp.,
Fairbanks Company, 6%
plass B
7-
9c
_
_
6-30
7-15
*25c
divitfend
River
7-10
7-31
4$1.32
.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., 4*4%
Co.—
4.40%
7-31
8-14
70-
—
United Transit Co., common
8-11
a
stock,
common
8-15
10c
•_
preferred
from
U.
8-11
9-
2-for-l split of
probably
effective
approved
on
July 31.
Monongaliela Power Co.,
20% c
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Evans Grocery (initial i
:
Exeter & Hampton Electric, com
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
;
1
Fall
the
2
60c
(s-a)
York..
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Dairies, Ltd
Eastern Life
7-
Stockholders
7-15
3
8-15
(1954)
Continental
4
'Arf
42
—
•
Portland, Cement
7-15
8-
-
7-21
17c
52:ic
(quar.i
(quar.».
Canadian Shares,
7-15
$1.06 A
——.
time)
Missouri
%
1
8- 3
5c
56'ic
v
Value Line Func?_..
:
common
on
6-30
.
8-
(1952)
Gas System
,
taken
$1.10
.
preferred (quar.
5c
7-10
75c
Minncapolis-Moline Co.—.
$5.50 1st preferred (quar.)—
action
8-14
'
(quar.)
$1.37'A
(annual/
(quar./
8-14
1
7-15
.
(quar.).,..
United
7-21
(quar.)
Piping Co.
8-14
9-
$1.25
(quar.i
(quar./.—
Co.
8-14
9-1
34c
,
50c
Midwest
50c
5%
(quar.)
C
9- 4
1
9-1
26c
(quar.)
&
9-18
.9-
22'L'C
(quar. 1
'
25c
of America—
Finance
.
5%
7-15
8-
—
7-21:
•
_
A_
5c
common
Payment omitted at this time.
Oil & Gas.(Los Angelas/, cl, A (quar. 1
Class B (quar.)
_■
United Artists Theatre Circuit—
7-15
7-31
$50c
——
7-31
$1.50
class
of New
7-20;
50c
7-20
30c
__
.'
Corp.
7-10
31'
...
Co.
7-24
$5
(quar.)
Raynolds,
B
Discount
8-14
7-26
Union
5
$2.50
—
$10
______
Co.
8-
8-
(quar,/—
common
1
(No
ordinary
1
7-20
35c
preferred (quar.)
Union Mfg. Co. - ■.
5
8-
,_r—
(quar.)——
Metal Hose & Tubing Co
87'Ac
Yard
9-
20c
ftp
5
*16c
—
apiiro1
preferred A (quar./
this
Ltd.,
7%
Union
5
88-
*31 Ac
...
preferred B (quar.)
——:
Mexican Light 6c Power Co., common
—
$1 preferred
(quar. i
-
Stock
8-
1
9-
10c
4%
Midland & Pacific Grain
Counselor's Investment Fund, Inc.
Cuneo Press, Inc.
Devoe
61c
(quar.i
United
*37'Ac
-
—
Ltd. (quar.)
(increased/-
Co.
8-
7'Ac
.
Deerfield
Time
7-10
1
(year-end)-
3-1
$2
Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa, Ltd
Consolidated? Theatres Ltd., class A, (quar. )
Continental Insurance (N. Y.)—
Stock dividend
Denver
Sweets Co.
7-10
1
—
(quar.i
.
7-15
7-17
3
7-
8-
(quar.i:;.
1
1
Water,
preferred
preferred
4.20%
3
7-15
8-
preferred, (quar.)—
Porcupine
Shoe
4^4%
6-30
9-
10c
Co.,
5.26':
"
common
P.)
"
88-
(quar.i
(J.
1
8-14
35c
Drug. $5
preferred
*
422)20
(quar.i..
common
37'!iC
8-31
25c
Fund
Record
8-
1
$1.24
—
common (quar.)—,
preferred (quar.)
4',i%
$1
preferred (quar./-..
Decca
B
7-
1
9-
'
Stouffer Corp. (quar. i
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.-—
7-17
7-15
$1.04
'
7-14
7-31
7-15
$3
Sprague Engineering Corp.
1 quar.i.
Springfield Gas Light (quar.)
Steinbergs, Ltd., 5'i% preferred (quar.i
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.i
7-15
8-
Co.,
preferred iquar./_■
Freight System, class A
Stevens
8-31
$1.11
1
(quar.
1
Mead Corp.,
9-21
87'Ac
_
Canada
'
7-31
c
10c
—'J~
$1.25
of
.
stockholders Sept. 25.
1'
80
(quar.):
& St. Louis
(initial-quar.)...
Bakeries
.
6
*10c
(Arthur G./
2-for-l
7-20
45c
(2-for-l stock split)
Columbia River Paper, $6 2nd pfd. (accum.)
Concord Electric Co., common (quar.)
G%>
7-
7
8-1.7
Holdings, Ltd., class A—
A.
McKce
7-20
8-
Colorado Central Power
Concord
7-15
7-
7-31
_
(quar. i.
participating
Mclntyre
7-15
1
35c
-
From investment income
Consolidated
1
9-
9-24
_r
pfd.
50c
$1.25
-
_
7-31
8 7 'Ac
(qu ir.
7)
Co.—
Inc.,
4'2%
7-15
20
7-20
(quar.)
preferred
Siiector
1
8-
25c
8- 1
(quar.
preferred
Class
$2.50
7-10
15c
.
(quar.)_.__:
Co.
5.44','
8-14
9-
*203
7-15
7-31
10c
(liquidating)
'■iVs'fc
preferred (quar.)
Collins Co. (quar.)-..
3
9-
(quar./....
..
(quar. i
preferred (quar.)_J_;
Special Investments 6c Securities, Inc.—:
Common
(quar.
20c
R.
5%
Bottling (St. Louis >—
Payment omitted at this time.
New
12-
9-
•
7-17
___•
pfd. (quar. >
Ltd. --
4,4.0';
44c
Coca-Cola
Colgate-Palmolive
8-10
1
C
34c
.'
—.—
7-29
8-14
•
1st preferred
Southwestern Electric Service—
355,«c
(quar.)
D Store
6c
M.
37'Ac
_
_
Mills
7-
1-2-60
20c,
8-5
9-5
$0,028
—
preferred
Power Co.,
preferred
4'4%.
'
9-
$3
1
$1.05
-
Chicago
7-31
8-12
8-
Mfg.
4%
7-13
7-31
$1
___
Soss
7-15
25c
(quar.i1
Second preference ('quar.)
8-15
'
08 Ac
-
Ry., common (s-a)
5% preferred (quar.)
7-15
_.
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd.,
7-13
25c
(quar.)
-
__
Worsted
Loblaw
8-li
5c
„
Cincinnati,
Ltd.
preferred
*$1.06
pfd. (quar. )
4% preferred (p-a)—•
City Stores Co. (quar.)
...
City Title insurance Co. (N. Y.)
9-15
7-31
.1.
7-20.
30c
RR
Paper
Southern California
•
preferred (initial)
,
~J
Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.)—_—11
7-10
5%'
(quar.)___■
9-30
5c
—.___1.
$1.50 first.preferred (quar.»...
(quar.)....
common
7-17
50c
■_
1
*37 Ac
..
Central & South West Corp. (quar./
Champion Industries, Inc. (Dela.) (optional)
Chesapeake 6c Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3*A%> preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati-Inter-Terminal RR. Co.—
Cleveland
0.16%
preferred
8-
33o
Corp., common (quar. /_...
preference tquar.—
Cleveland,
4.96%
31c
__
4'/»
(quar.)
$1.50. preference
7-10
31'Ac.
Central SecuriKes
$1.40
7-10
1
~
(quar.)_
4.20%" preferred
1
8-
*$1.25
Electric & Gas Co.,
preferred
7-20
1
$1.50
7-29
15c
Smith-Alsop Paint 6c Varnish Co...:
7-20
1
20c
Mines,
Industries
30c
(quar.)
Central Power 6c Light Co.,
1
8-
(quar./
(quar.)
Louisiana Power &.Light, 4.16b'
4.44'i
preferred (quar.)-:
8-
*31 Ac
«
88-
A
Southwestern
(quar.i
4%
preferred A
Paper. Corp.
Simplex
25c
—
Printing Co., $3.50 pref.
Litecraft
30c
(stock dividend)..—
•
Lincoln
6-19
8-12
100%
(quav.
pfd.
Gold
Foods,
Pacific
5%
Kansas City Life-.Insurance
units
50%'
Carpenter (L. E.) (fc.Co
8-10
6-30
—
,
7-16
8-14
55c
(quar.)
Schenectady
Sc
$2.44
7-15
1
■
Jorgensen (Earl M.) Co. (quar.)
25c
Ltd.
Dock,
1
7-15
-
...
Canadian Utilities Ltd., 4A%
8-
(quar.)...
Laiiston Industries (2-for-l stock split'/—
—_
preference
Machine
Lamson
&
F ine
W.
'90c-.class
9-
$1.25
—s.:_.
(quar,)__.______.
LaCrosse Telephone
-•
&
6i" 25c Stores
10
Sidney Roofing &
7-10
—..
(quar.)...:
common
Kobackcr Stores
preferred
(quar.
——
$1.24
preferred
(quar.) ——
$1.25 preferred (quar,)........
$1.32 preferred. (quar.■
;—>
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.i
convertible
Inc.,
Kerr-Addison
$1.20
Stock
8-
8-13
a
—
California Water 6c Telephone
.Common (quar. i
$1 'preferred
(quar.)—
$1.25
1
1
Sept. li
on
dividend
Stock
9-
9-
the
common
on
a
If approved the split will
Ltd.,
Oil,
Aug.
S.
7
15c
GOc
—
Jones
9-21
1
10-
95 c
7
7-
7-15
25c
-
on
7-15
*4c.
^
8-31
5c
7-31
689- 1
,
(increased)
7-15
20c
-
„7-22 •
8- 1
9:30
8-24
7-13
__—..
Jantzen,
10c
420c
_
Co.
1
31'Ac
common
5preferred (quar.i
?n--
.
*12'Ac
(quar.i:
time/
(quar.i_
Tobacco
J./
3-1
9-
j
Sierra
'..
preferred
„
(R.
Rose's 5,
50c
~
preferred tqtiar.»—^—-1
$1.78 convertible preferred (quar.i
split
basis.
2-for-l
Vote
will
to
proposal
(':'
,
this
at
8-14
7-31
—
(quar.i...
(quar.)
8-15
7-17
7-17
7-17
i
•
Rhodesian Election Trust Shares
-
4:b'"c
—...______
_—
Door
Corp.
8-15
:
—
7-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.i..—
-8-15
84c
$1.12*2
omitted
payment
Stores Corp.
Saratoga
(quar.
Co.
Southern Utilities Co.,
Iowa
7-15
8-20
8-
Loan.
C
C
Refrigerator
7-28
Shqnango Valley Water Co., 5%'
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co. (quar.). ._—
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 8'? preferred (s-u
7-18
7-125
50c.
Brown Company
—_
Bullock's Inc.
(increased)
Stockholders
$1,3?'
_
-
7-29
8-28
25c
(quar,)—
9-15
60c
——
pfd.
5'<'
8-14
5%
of New Hampshire—
1
8-
•
7-20
*62 Ac
(quar.) :
(quar./.-
preferred
—
——
preferred
5'i
7-31
t)c
pfd.
1
~
_
T:
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
(J, F.),
Stores,
7%;
—
Reliable
;
Reynolds
81c
1
t—
8- 3
-
42',l>c
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-10
from
3c
(quar./__
Ltd
37'Ac
;;—
(increasedi
Gas
Mines,
15c
Brockton Tauntor. Gas Co.—
Common
(Dallas)
Harrisbtirg Telephone Co.,
Hvtssmann
40c
dividend
Stock,
7-10
7-17
1
8-
$2
and
8-15
7-14
8-15
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
"
8-15
:10c
(quar.)
incomt>).._
7- 6 '
Graphite Bearings, Inc. (quar./____
Raytheon Company, 5*&.%>. preferred (initial i
—
preferred A
7-15
Randall
—-
.....
8- 1
(quar.)__
"preferred
(quar.)—
Alegre Sugar—
Punt a
7-31
8-25
15c
(quar.,)
'
;•
415c
$2.50
;
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd.—
*$1.25
v.
—;
(quar. i
(stock dividend/
Ltd.
preferred
(Common
(quar.i.
(initial)
5'V'i
i nvestment
Insurance
1
*4c
(quar.i„—
5%
Gulf
17.'Ac
(quar.i
....
...
Ltd.,
Corp.,
7-31
Corp.—
Shares—
capital sources
from
nei/
17 Ac
..........—
...
(quar.)
Company
8-28
-
common
BondstocI: Corp. (quar.)
Borman Food Stores
(quar. /
Co.,
Industry
Gas
(47c-
7-31
9-14
$55c
(quar.i.
Corp.
28c
•
6
_15c
(s-a)
4.50%
;—v...,
preferred
Hagerslown
(quar./(stock dividundj.
Electronics
♦
3.35%
•
Qrceley
7-31
62'Ac
(quar.i
(quar.i, ______
held/
voting
'Growth
7-31
-----
Banking Corp.,
A
$1.59
Avnct
1
60c
convertible preferred A
convertible preferred B
GVo
9-
$1.08%
(s-a)
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd.
1
Common
7-20
(Fifteenth &
Goodyear Tire <& Rubber (quar,/
Grace National Bank (N. Y.)
7-31
9-
—
(quar.) ....Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
5'AU*
7-31
27'Ac
—
preferred
$2.50
8-14
1
9-
59c
preferred (quar.)
$2.38
preferred
(quar.)—
$2.4*3 preferred (quar.)—
$4.35 preferred (quar.)—
$i.io.
Atlantic
9-11
5'f
7-16
30c
(quar./.
common
~
7-20
7- 6
12^bc
30c
(quar.)
Electric,
7-31
7-
7-20
7-1
7- 7
7-31
7-31
(quar.)—_
Valley RR.
Public Service Co.
7-15
—30%c.
Co., common
preferred
President
.
Street,
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common
5%
preferred
(quar. /
8-24
30c
- -
Service,
1
7-30
9-
6%
8-14
1
—
^
Ltd.
Jewelers,
Bureau
Finance
Precision Transformers
1
9-
9-
Realty
43rd
General Waterworks
50c
$1.75
(quar.)
Public
Arizona
'
1
9-
7-25
1
8-
Credit
&
7-31
—
.
9-24
Pioneer
Realty
Utilities
8-25
15c
Peoria
(Philadelphia) and 811
Corp. (N. Y.) at the
rate of one voting trust certificate for
each 100 shares of General Realty &
7-21
9-10
Peoples
7-14
7-25
*;• Utilities
(liquidating/—
Distribution on July 30 of voting trust cer¬
7-21
1
8-15
8-11
7-24
9-15
f
A
Square; Mutual Fund—
Pennsylvania Gas Co.
(quar.i
■
8-
1
class
Pean
7-20
9-10
preferred—
:
20C
:
.
Co.' (quar.)
Clayton 6c
Anderson,
Argo. Oil Corp.
>
.
40c
•
8-1
10c
10c
J./
7-31
7-24
8- 6
7-2
20c
20c
12lie
(quar.)
Inc.,
B
82'Ac
Gatible-Skognto, Inc., common (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar./
General Public Utilities Corp.-,New common
(initial).
5c
—
7-31
7-81
*
West
(quar.)-—
preferred
1c/c
1.
8-20
(C.
Dairies,
Class
iA. J.', Ltd., common (quar./
4)2% preferred
(quar./.——- —
: n i.i2?/2
15c
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6% pfd. iquar.i
$1
Fruuhiiuf Trailer Co., 4% preferred (quar./.
3c
Machinery Co...-—
Standard Sanitary—
Penn
8-14
8-14
3-27
8-1
7-15
75c
—_
Corp.
Patterson
T"
GOc
9-
American Radiator 6c
7
7-
20c
1
8-
7-
7-15
5:25c
9-21
95c
7-15
Freiman
•
—
75e
$1.58
—
25c
(s-a/.
American
A (initial-quar,/
World Airways:.(quar.)——
class
Papercraft
——-—-
(quar.)..—
9-
334C
(NY/
Stores
15c.
(quar.)__.
Pan
—
50c
(Quarterly from net income)
2
7-17
20c
(s-a)
Co.—
Franklin
—
American Equitable Assurance
American Laundry
Motor
4%." preferred
Markets,
$1.50
American Business Shares, Inc.—
American Furniture
Giant
12'Ac
..
.
quar.i
10-
1
5c
10c
-
1
8-
Inc.—
40 c
....
11-
income)
investment
Food
7-16
1
9-
g 15c
—
—
«increa .od-quar. t
common
-
1
8-
50c
—
(quar.)
(quar.i
(increased
B
Gro\yth FUnd
(From
7-15
3
8-
2%
Corp.,
:
preferred
Florida
Payable, of Rec.
Share
Name o/ Company
Adams
Pall
$1.75
preferred
fiViV"
Holders
When
Per
2
Firth
Ford
payment date.
10-
56*fiC
Corp., common (quar;/__
(quar.)—
Sterling. Inc., 7'. pfd. (quar.)
Fitchburg Gas
Electric, common (quar.) —
$2.25
1
General
Financial
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached then
Dividend announcements are
11-
Payable of Rec.-
Share
Company
7VzC
Holdera
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
'
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
<
..
.
(160)
12
-
Co., new com.
Bosch
Arma
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
Can
Co.
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
com.
(quar.)
30c
37'Ac
___;
1
50c
7-15
•
6-30
7-17,
7-15
8- 1
8-15
7-10
7-24
Volume
190
Number 5863
*
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(161)
13
'
Per
Name
American
Ice Co.,
6%
American
Distilling
American
Fire &
preferred
Co.
When
Payable
of Rec.
$1.50
40c
(quar. >
7-24
7-10
-
Products
Home
American
Insurance
American
Machine
5%
(monthlyJ
Corp.
(Newark, N. J.)
&
Foundry
American-Marietta
5%
preferred
American
4A%
Metal
6-3u
Burns
7-15
1
7-
3
25%
8-
1
7-
6
8-
1
7-20
$1.12 V2
9-
1
8-21
(quar.)__
...
30c
__
7-31
investment income™
Byers
L
8-
6c
7-
3
Quarterly
20c
mar.
»
6?r
preferred
(quar.)
Gobain Conn¬
American-Saint
Thermos Products
American
Title
American
Viscose
American
Insurance
12-15
U-3C
12-15
11-30
1
7-15
Calgary
31 'Ac
9-
1
8-10
California
Co.
7V2C
(quar.)
Wire
Anchor Post
Andersen
Cable
&
Products
Electric
343ac
Ansul Chemical Co.
AnthcsrImperial,
9-
1
8-10
4i/4%
8-
>
preferred "1955
$5.25
series
4',2 7/
preferred
7-10
Canada
6-25
Canada
9
8-12
Canadian Bronze
8-
1
1
7-20
—
5c
7-24
5%
7-20
8-
7-15
-7-15.
7-
7-
Life
'■
1
Canacuan Drawn
60c preferred
■Canadian
7-
1
6
Canadian
6
Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
6%
preferred
7Va %
Canadien
1
7-20
7-20
1
7-20
preferred
35c convertible
7-15
12'Ac
7-
6
7-15
7-
6
Canadian
Pacific
8-
1
Canadian
8%C
8-15
8-
1
25c
7-15
6-30
;
4%.%' preferred iquar.b™™7—™__-—
& Hegeman Electric Co.—____
Water Co.
(Del.■>,- 7%. pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)____!
5.257* preferred (quar.)-——.—_—
—
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit rets,
(interim)___—___
Dry Goods,
Common
7-
55e
9-
1
8-14
$1.31'A
9-
1
8-14
preferred
CO
I
'
y9-
1
1
9-
Nichols
Stock
Common
1
7-
9
8-
7-
1
1
7-
1
7-
Co.,
from
35c
9
10-15
1 -15-60
1
8-
1
7-
5%
8-
B-I-F
Industries
1
7-24
45c
7-24
10c
7-
(Joseph)
<&
Hydro-Electric
Bangor
Co.,
15c
Co.
of
$1.50
Iron
Bensonhurst
Berkshire
Co.
7-24
6-25
7-20
6-25
Co.,
$1
7-20
7-20
$80c
8-14
6-25
7-15
30c
7-31
-t
28'/aC
7-31
$50c
9-
8-
1
7-15
7-31
5%
preferred
0% preferred
7-15
8-
5c
1
Bidaeford
Biltmore
$1
Bloch
G%
Boise
&
55c
Saco
preferred A
Water
com.
(quar.)
Tobacco,
preferred
dividend)-^
(stock
Hats,-Ltd.,
Bros.
$1.25
iquar.
Co,
7-15
•'
Mines
Braniff
Bristol-Myers Co.,
British-Columbia
810-
1
1
79-
3^7o
7-
8-
1
(quar.)
(quar.);
1
7-ia
1
7-15
8-
1
7-10
_8-15
7-15
10-
1
9-10
9-15
8-17
9-
2
9-30\
32c
$1.75
$1.12,/2
$1.12Va
8-11
9-29
7-15
7-15
9-24
9-16
9-15
7-
6
7- 1
9-
4
12-24
12- 4
5c
7-27
6-30
$1.06
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-14
7-31
15c
7-10
7-17
7-
7-15
6-26
9
93%C
7-15
7-
$35c
7-15
6-22
1
$4.24
4%%
7-
8-17
8-
6
8-
1
New
20c
8- 1
8-
7-10
7-10
—
—
______
Central
Credit
(stock
4.64%
5-25'/c
-
Edison
5
7-23
10- 2
12-17
11-27
9-24
9-
4
$1.25
11-25
11-
6
7-15
6-12
8-14
7-15
1
10-
1
9-15
8-14
7-24
20c
$5
7-31
7-31
8-15
7-20
45c
Stock
4
1
9-
87'Ac
9-
1
8-10
50c
9-
1
8-10
Montlily
75c
7-29
7-
8-
12c
1
1
7%
$2
7-23
7-
25c
8-15
8
7-24
50c
_
6-22
1
6-22
8-
1
6-22
$6c
7-15
6-30
6c
7-24
7-
$1.31 Vi
Fund—
5
8-14
7-30
35c
8-15
8-
1
tquar.)——
Ltd. (increased quar.)
$1.37%
8-15
8-
1
$20c
8-
(quar.)_
$50c
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
—
(Toronto)
15c
(quar.)
1
-
7-15
Consolidated Edison Co.
7-20
7-
6
Laundries
Corp,
—
8-25
7-15
Co.
Class
Stock
9-30
12-31
■15-60
3-31
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-15
7-15
6-24
12c
±50c
$17V2C
25c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-2(1
7-15
6-20
1
7-10
7-31
7- 9
8-
t50c
25c
.25c.
25c
$25c 1
7-31
7-17
8-31
8-17
9-30
9-17
7-30
7-
9-15
$31'Ac
8-17
1!
1
7- 2
7-15
6-25
7-15
6-25
8-
$15c
$15c
$$1.75
$25c
7-31
6-30
9-30
(quar.)
7-30
7-17
10c
——__
$25c
30c
$1.25
10c
30c
10-30
7-31
7- 3
7-31
7- 3
15c
$10c
7-15
7-
8
7-31
7-
2
$933Ac
7-15
7- 2
9-15
8-28
8-
1
7-27
9-
1
8-14
7-15
6-15
and
_______
dividend
Laboratories—•
(quar.)___.—
Du Pont Co. of Canada, 1956 Ltd., common
7%% preferred (q-uar.)™—
du Pont (E; T,> de Nemours & Co,——■—
$3.50
(qviar.)
■;
—
preferred
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)—„—
—
Dun
participating
preferred
Bradstreet, Inc.
&
(quar.)_
Dupuis Freres Ltd., class
preferred
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-
6
Duquesne
8-
1
7-
6
Duro-Tcst Corp.,
51'Ac
8-
1
7-
—
8-
1
7-
8
55c
8-
1
7-
6
—
; -
87%c
$1'.12V2
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
40c
9-10
8-20
27c
8-
3
7-10
$14c
$30c
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
(accum.)
37%c
7-15
6-24
preferred (quar.)
31 Ac
8-15
8-28
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
52'Ac
fl
East
7%
Natural Gas,
5%
$1.50
conv.
pfd.
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
preferred (accum.)—
$»1.75
9-15
8-31
1
8-10
East St. Louis & Interurban Water Co.—
—
0-3O
10-15
■15-60
10c
!—
—
(quar.)™—,
Film
DurArt
60c
A
50c
(quar.)—.—
7-31
2%
—
common
51c
47%C
(N. Y.)
preferred (quar./__•
9-11!
6-30
Fair-Community Drug Co.—
Drug
-
4.80%
,_.
(quar.)
(quar.)___—
Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dunliill International (stock dividend)^
Power—
_—
common
preferred
Chemical
7-31
1
7-30
Ltd.—
—___—--—
Co., Ltd.,
front' net investment income
5 cents from security profits)
7-10
1
8-
.^____™
(5 cents
3
8-
28c
$1.16
8-
(quar.)__
* (quar.)
Corp.,
i44c 4
$15c
8-14
10-
Dreyfus Fund—
6-30
8-17
Coal. Ltd.
(increased quar.).^
5% preferred (quar.)
—1'—
Dover Industries* Ltd., common
—-—
7-20
7-30$
—_—
(quar.)
—
Textile
37%c
39c
tllVaC
+20c
tlOc
3:44c
$43c 1
$12%c
Ltd., common
Quarterly
6-30
7- a
9-11
Steel Ltd.—
—
Donnacona
6-30
3:37V2C
—________
Common
7-17
7-20
1'Ac
&
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion
Tar" & Chemical Co.
7-20
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel &
Dominion
1
9-18
25c
—
7
8-
2'Ac
preference (quar.)__
Monthly
7%C
&
Glass,
10-
8-28
in¬
———.™_—
Foundries
$1.12%
Dow
1——
from
7-15
25c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)____.
—_—
Ducommun Metals & Supply (increased)
Dominion
Oilcloth & Linoleum
Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
—__—.-™__
Domiuguez Oil Fields (monthly) —_________
7-21
2%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
a
0
9-12
15c
7%
7-21
$1.25
shares
preferred
Dominion
Dover
(quar.)——
77-
Dominick Fund, Inc._
12-18
1-1-60
$1.50
4%%
7-31
Co., com.
1
1
Mines,
Dominion
7-15
—
88-
Fund-
Cox
2nd convertible
3
6-23
30c
preferred (quar.)— ™_™—™_—-—
Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion
Bridge, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Dairies, Ltd., common
(resumed)
5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5% 11011-cumulutive preferred
(quar.)
5%
11011-eumulative preferred (quar.)
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (rfpiar.),—
9-15
10-
a
8-15
7-10
37%c
$1.56
Dome
7-15
12-
—
Dodge Mfg. Corp. (Indiana) common
7-3
10-22
1
7-20
(quar.)—
(quar.)™——
Inc.
Beneficial
1
_—__——
;
Gardner Corp., common
Dodge &
7
9-
$1
25c
50c
—
8-
—
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
62%c
Yard
Tunnel
Canada
(quar.)_.
Dillon (J. S.) & Sons Stores Co.
Dividend Shares,
Inc.
(quarterly
vestment income)
7
8-15
(reduced)
preferred
(s-a)
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)—.
1st
$3.50
Union Stock
Diebold,
6-30
4%
Insurance
Edison
to
8-14
Corp.—
Tramway
$2.50
Ry.—
$1.90 preferred (quar.)—
$2 prcfrrcd
(quar.)——
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$2.06 preferred iquar.)
$2.03 preferred (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
'5%
8- 3
Detroit
5%
and 1956/ (quar.)__
Power Co.
(monthly)
(C. G.), Ltd., common
Consolidated
3
Diamond
$1.06'A
Connecticut Light
9-
Dominion
Confederation Life Assn.
Conn
$2
6-24
dividend)—1—
preferred
8- 3
7-15
$50c
5%%
3
&
(quar.)—:———-—
Engineering Inc. (quar.)_
preferred
preferred
1
9-
Detroit
dividend)—
1947
Life
(stock
7
7-
40c
Denver
Co.—
.(series
pfd
7-
7-15
7-15
37Vac
7-31
18a
8-14
7-
8-15
8-14
60c
1
I
1
Denver
8-
7-10
7-31
S-14
of cash)-——
in lieu
common
(s-a)
40c
9-
7-10
87 %c
7-10
7-24
7-10
6-23
8-
7-27
7-24
1
1
7-
7-10
8-14
35c
50c
7- 3
1
9-
1
1
8-
7-20
8-
8-15
7-10
$1.25
30c
—
7-15
8-
7
(initial)™™—
common
9-
30c
7-10
1
7-15
Steam Turbine Co.—•
25c
87>/2C
1
8-
(quar.)——
75c
7-15
8-
Deming Company (quar.)—
Dcnnison Mfg., class A (quar.) _—_______—
8% debenture stock (quar,) ________—__
12-10
1
;
(quar.)
—
1
.
7-10
Co.,. new common (initial)
25c
Dejur-Amsco Corp.,' class A (initial)—™—
12%c
Class B
(initial)——
$0.00625
Delaware Power & Light Co. (quar.);
52V2C
9-10
12-21 *
(quar.)
preferred
De Vilbiss
7-22
9-21
A
De Laval
8
10c
Class
8
7-31
preferred
3%%
Corp.,
1
$1.13
933Ac
6-25
7-
6-13
8*
—
7-15
$1.18%
—
Conduits National Co.
1
7-31
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1
$1.06
preferred
25%
7-31
7-15
2%
—
7-20
$1
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp,, com. (quar.)
Natural Gas, common
(quar.)
7-10
42%c
preferred
Corp.
7-10
8-
8-
[
•
.
8-10
10c
Concord
9
15c
Power
6
50c
50c
Davenport Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.);—
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)__
37V2C
1—
8
7-15
.• -■
-■
7-20
$1.25
——i..
Finance
Commonwealth
1
$10c
iquar.)
4
6-19
$1.20
Inc.;
Airways,
Bridgeport Hydraulic
7-
Dairies-
dividend
8-10
37 %c
Commonwealth International Corp. Ltd
6-17
8-
70c
Ltd
4
7-20
50c
—
75c
37 Vac
(s-a)__
com.
(stock div.
Radio,
Commonwealth
9-19
7-17
(s-a)
Combustion
6-30
20c
,
(quar.)
Dana
$1.12%
4'% ;non-cum. 1st ,TU(eferred_
,
6-30
8-15
•,-
Crystal
$1.50 preferred
———
Columbia Gas Systenr Inc.. (quar.)
Pictures Corn.—
7-13
9-30
87'Ac
(quain)
9-
8-2H
7-31
_____——
class A
6-19
Columbia
6-17
50c
—
7-13
9-15
$1.05
6-19
in¬
—
(quar.)
Colorado & Southern
.7-10
15c
from
special guaranteed (quar.)_
Colorado
,
—
7-20
,7-15
(initial
new
5%
Colorado
6-30
30c
iquar.)_„
Bralorne-Pioneer
7-15
'
-
$4
7-24
5%
7-10
75c
•
Bourjois, Inc.
7-15
7-31
iquar.)—_
$4.25 preferred
7-15
$25c
(quar.)
g__
Corp.
(quar.)
Borg-Wxarner Corp., common
(quar.)
3preferred
(quar.)_„
Bosiich, Inc., class A (quar.)—
Boston Edijon Co., common (quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)—_
preferred
preferred
Common
$10c
Cascade
4.78 %
-t
Y.)
(quar.)_———
7-17
$1.25
—
——
common
(quar.)
3%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Inc.,
(N.
income)
6-15
>.
7-15
25c
(quar.)—
Gypsum
Fund,
Common
"
Bestwall
9-30
8-21
6-15
Dallas Power & Light Co.—
9-12
7-
Collins
'
7-15
50c
—
(quai'.)
4%c
——————
Bottling Co. of Los Angeles
Coleman Engineering Co.—
4
8-
1
37'Ac
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Extra- '■
4%
7-15
1
$5Uc
(quor.)__
7-27
15c
.
—
7-20
20c
Coca-Cola
7-15
20c
(extra)
.
4
7-31
$6'Ac
93%c
40c
(quar.)
7-20
8-14
6-30
30c
Bank
common
$$1.75
10-
7-15
7-31
7-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.———
Electric Illuminating, com. (incr.)
preferred (quai\)—
"Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
7%. regular guaranteed (quar.)
6-25
7-20
11%C
25C
$4.50
Co.—
(quar.)
6-19
6-19
9-
America—
Co., of
Class
A (quar.)
Cutter Laboratories,
;
9-12
62'Ac
Cleveland
6-25
$1.75
1
10c
0-25
$1.06
10-
25c
;
Electric Corp.
Refining,
&
pref.
Investing Co.,
Colonial
(quar.)"—
National
Gas
•50c
75c
,
Steel
Stock
7-10
7-20
$1.75
15c
,
Ltd.
Canada
of
Works
Oil
Common
3
(quar.)—
$2 pfd.
(quar.)
Daitch
6-19
6-30
1
6-15
6
(quar.)—
Telephone
Belmont
7-27
1
Mark & Co. iquar.)__—_———_
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.
(s-a)
______
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chic. & St. Louis Ry.
.
6-15
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Clayton
12l31
25c
City
-
9-30
1-•15-60
7-
Baystate Corp. (quar.)_
Belknap Hardware & M'fg.
Bell
10-15
$1.50
7-
pi-eferred (quar.)—.
:
Basic Products Corp., common (quar.)
4'/2% convertible preferred A (quar.)—
Batliurst Power & Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred
6-30
7-14
7%
4%
7-10
7-15
7-22
Y.)
(N.
Canada
7-31
$1.50
8-
25c
A
4%%
7
7-27
common
•
7-15
8-15
7-15
50c
;
preferred (quar.)—
Series A preferred
(quar.)___.
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
4%. preferred (quar.)_a._—1——
■
6-30
11c
—__
Trust
7-
7-31
25c
__
Barber-Ellis
7-15
5%
25c
4% preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis of .Canada, Lid. (extra)———__
Bankers
7-15
55c
12 %c
four held
—
Series
—
Sons—————
8-14
Co.—
,7-31
8-20
each
for
(quar.)_—1
7-20
.
Bancroft
7-15
6%%
y
3
7-21
25c
$1.05
(quar.)—
shares—_
—:
8-14
1
$1.25
•.
(increased)
5%. pfd.
Common
7-20
—_.—
Co
American
7- 3
Corp.—
$10c
Corp
Markets,
Common
7-31
—
Transit
share
one
Common
7-31
.__
Andes.
9-1
6-30
$75c
common
6-10
7-31
—
de
3
$1.12%
—
Banco
Ltd.
Cudahy Packing Co., 4",2% pfd. (quar.)
Curtiss Candy, 1st preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wrig'nt Corp.—
6-30
$15c
—
7-14
_
pfd. (quar.)
6c/o preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Baldwin Rubber (quar,)__———_—™_,——
Baltimore
6-15
$20c
—_
v
(quar.)
/
Baker Industries, Inc. (stock dividend)——
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (quar.)
Baldwin Piano, 6%
Seal,
International
preferred
Class A
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.) (quar.)—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry,, 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3V2% conv. preferred (quar.)—
;
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &; Pacific RR.
7-14
1
30c
iquar.)—;™
7-15
$15c
—
7-14
1
8-
$1.12%
—
&
convertible preferred (initial)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Trust,
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp;—
4%% preferred (quar.)——
3
8-
■
7c
.___
preferred (quar.)
preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
7-15
7-31
9-
7-
Corp.^—
Crucible
6-30
$30c
"
7-24
7-20
7-25
quar.)-
1
Zellerbach
Crown
1
$10c
(quar.)
Manhattan Bank
Chemical
7-15
Corp. (a distribu¬
security profits pips
Corp.; (quar. >.
,
:—
Ayres <L. 8.) & Co., common (quar.)
10-
7-15
$$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
conv,
Chase
1-15
8-
30c
dividend of 10c from investment income)
4'A%
$3
10-13
30c
Avco
'Waft
Champlin
7-15
$25c
common
net
A
Crown Cork & Seal Co. Inc.,
1
$93%c
(s-a)
Georgia Ry.
(quar.)
vestment
conv.
prior preferred (quar.)—.—
Houghton Fund %'B"
(quar. frpm in¬
income)
—_™__—______—
of
10-15
6-22
8-10
10c
,
10c
____—25c
(quar.) _______—
$50c
5'A%
Utility (quar.)—
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
6
7-15
Axe Science & Electronics
a
Class
,
Central Public
9
5%
_______——_—
Ltd.
Central Hudson Gas &
Inc.—
vestment
tion
of
9
25c
$1.20
Axe
Central
7-
8-
93 %c
(quar.)_—________——:—t
&
dividend
Food
Common
8-
$1.08%
——
Steels, Ltd.
Austin
Central
6-18
25c
Atlas
9-
$$1.25
fly.
Instrument
Cenco
"
8-20
25c
dividend
7-10
1
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
8-
$1.02%
——
Sewing Centers
Celotex
8- 1
$1
Cos.
div.
7-15
37'Ac
Quarterly
Stock
1
10-
preferred (quar.)
Corp. of America-
Stock
e-2b
$1.183A
(quar.)————_
4.35%
preferred (quar.)—,
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75%
pfd, B (quar.)
Atlas''Life Insurance (Tulsa) (quar.)
Atlas
4.20%
7-31
8-
$4.50
(s-a).
preferred
8-
$18%c
____________
Caterpillar Tractor Co.,
7-15
H
30c
quar.)
(
Cork
1
;—
$2'Ac
3
25c
City Electric, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_——__—___,——
4.75%
4:10%-
Cork
Crown
(qvmr.)_„_
Cassiqr Asbestos, Ltd.
5%
Atlantic
47c
6-
7-16
25c
.—
Air Line Ry.
Crown
7-17
7-10
1
Celane&e
2%%
preferred (s-a
Atlanta & Charlotte
9-30
1
Ltd.
(quar.)
Carolina Clinchfield <te Ohio Ry. Gtd. (quar.)
Case <3. I.) Co., 7% pfd. iquar.)
(j>2 %' 2nd preferred (quar.)
8-20
1
Oil
Canadian
6-19
3-
common
(quar.
non-cum.
1
7-15
Supply (qnar.)__—
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Atchison,
57c
.
Stationers
Associated
9-
56c
60c-
43 %C
Arrow-Hart
Associated
shares)
1
10-
7-13
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)————
4
Crouse-Hinds
Co.
(quar.)
8-
Ltd,
com.
Vickers,
Artesian
'..irsctlonal
7-31
6-19
7-15
1
7- 6
8-
5c
(quar.)—
7-31
.
2
7-21
6-26
•
8-15
(quar.)
6-29
8-
Ltd.—
Co.,
common
7'Ac
common
7-13
Ltd. (quar.)
3:'i% pfd.
7-
1
7-15
8-
$1.31'A
$8c
Creamery Package Mfg. (quar.)_____
Crescent Petroleum (stock div.)? (One share
of 5%
convertible preferred for each 100
shares held.
Cash will be paid in lieu of
$$1.15
preferred, (quar.)
( quar.)————-
preferred
Equipment Corp.,
7-24
f37'Ac
—
International: Investment
Ltd.,
5%
12 %c
common
8-15
$$1.25
(quar.;
Investment,
(quar.)
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.,
(R.
Company,
(quar.)__,
A
General
6-30
1
Crain
Crane
15c
7-
8-
6-30
6-30
>$1.50
——
(s-a)
(quar.)
7-
9-
7-15
L.),
8-20
50c
7-15
$4,20
Fairbanks-Morse
1
8-
6-30
7-17
IIV2C
(quar.)________—,____
$5.25 preferred series A (quar.)
Corporate Investors Ltd., class A__—
Corson (W. H.), Inc. (quar.)
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
'
•
American deposit receipts (final)________
Craig Systems, Inc., (year-end)_
—
Steel, Ltd.
1
$25c
7-15
1
4
4
5
20c
Products
(quar,
(quar.)
preference (quar.)—
1
$60c
6-30
9-
8-
4
50%
283;c
initial-quar.)
common
8-
$62'Ac
—_
Aro
Co.
Ltd.,
8-
7-15
6-30
7-15
: t$1.06%
Railway Co.
8-
5c
7-20
9-
17%c-
America (quar.)—
(subject
to
stockholders
July 21)___—
on
1
$$1.30
15c
(8-m)
$1.50
iquar.)
$1.37 V2
Applied Arts Corp (quar.)———
Argus Cor-p., Ltd., common (quar.)——:—_
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.)———
1.
$2.50 pref. series B (.quar.)™
Arizona Flour Mills (quar.)—™,
________
7-31
Ltd.—
$1.12%
$1.12%
pfd.'. (quar.)
6-11
8-16
8-
(Toronto)
(quar.)
$1.17%
:
com.' <
Assurance
Southern
Corp-
Co. (quar.)—
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—
7-15
7-J.5
$1.27%
:
Canadian Canners. Ltd., class
1
7-15
1
4c
Vac.
40c
(quar.)—
Corn
6-15
$1.75
Foundries,
1
20c
75c
17
(quar.)__——_
Iron
9-
621/2 C
(quar.),—
Power Co., 4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Appalachian
A
7-23
25c
7-15
now
Corp. of
dividend
Stock
approval
7-15
•
8-15
$30c
$35c
common—i——_r
Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)__
$50c
Packing,
Insurance
9-
10-
10%
(subject to approval June 29)—
Cooper-Jarrett,,, Inc.
1
$15c
Class
< quar.)—_—
common
8-11
Controls
■'!
6-26
Canada
(quar.)———z—-
Ltd.,
8-20
8-
iquar.)
30c
(initia 1)
25c
Stock div.
7-15
6-30
—___
Chemical & Film
Anker
6-30
8-15
7-20
of America, com. (quart¬
(quar.)
:_f
6-30
7-15
$15c
$56'Ac
Animal Trap Co.
7-15
7-28
3
$25c
Transportation .Lines (guar.)™-
37'Ac
7-31
8-
(quar.)——
Motors
40c
8-17
(s-a)_.—_______—____
Inc.
Life
Continental
$8%c
15c
.
Ltd.
Anheuser-Busch.
Continental
7-17
$1.25
3
—
7-17
1
Caliiornia Portland Cement (increasecl-quar.)
7
9-
.
1
8-
Campbell Red Lake Mines lauar.)^
Campbell Soup Co. <quar.)__——_
;_
Canada Foils, Ltd., common tquar.)-
8-17
7-
9-22
$70c
Anglo-Huronian,
preferred
California
8-17
7-28
——!____
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
4% 7c
preferred
(quar.)
s'#
1
8-
Continental Insurance Co.-—
1
9-
1
tr
10c
7-24
1
10-
8-25
5
7-24
10-
(quar.)_——_—
(quar.)___—_—:—_—
7-
$38c
6-30
6-30
8-20
$1.04
$1.12%
$4.52 preferred (quar,—
$1.13
Container Corp. of America, com. (quar.)—
25c
4%
preferred
(quar.)—$1
$4.16 preferred
$4.50 preferred
7-31
3
7-15
7-15
60c
8-
(quar.)_—_———
preferred iquar.)
6%j, preferred (quar.)
25c
common <quar.;__
Paper Mills—
Anglo-Canadian Pulp &
$2.00 preferred (quar.)
9-
37 V2C
—
_____—._
6-30
37^0
(quar.)
6-
7-15
(quar.)_
common
6-13
7-15
7-15
15c
17V2C
—
7-14
.
preferred
25c
Co.™
(quar.
Cprp.,
California
8-3
1
class A
Co.,
Co.,
Power
7-15
8-15
440c
$1.75
$4.70
9-
Water
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Holders,
Payable of Rec.
+40c
52%c
(quar.;
15c
Fund
5.10% ;i>rcferrcd
8-15
.
Ltd.
Corp.
60c
(quar.)_„
Electric
7-10
1
8-15
6%
Consumers
America-
of
—
Interstate Telephone (quar.)—
Oregon Power,
common
(quar.)
7-15
7-23
6-26
31c
Ltd.,
Power,
7%
8-
7- 9
7-20
common-—;
preferred
7-17
15e
7-29
25c
(quar.)^._
7-10
50c
••
'Co.,
1
8-
6
6
(quar.)______
Co.
(quar.)
7-31
35c
(increuscd-quar.)__
Anaconda
1st
California
$1.75
7-
(quar.)z—Z___—
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd.—
-
8-
1
Consolidated
1
7-
Cement
SI.50
Works, common tquar.)___
5%%:- preferred
(quar.)—:™_™.__;—,'J^Ls,
6%% preferred' '"i quar.) -—A™™-
Corp.
Calaveras
'
7-15
._.
7-15
8-
7-16
115c
Assurance
M.)
Gahfomia
(qnar.)__.
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—
Participating preferred (quar.)—
7-13
!
•
1
—
6-26
25c
„Z_—__
Industries
P
8-
Water
&
M
37 V2C
__.
6-26
Paper
37 %c
(A.
65c
%
s'# prior preferred (quar.)___.—
American Smelting & Refining—
7% 1st preferred (quar.
American
3c
lc
(quar.)_i.
com.
7-15
"7-15
25c
Inc.—
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Extra
________
Gas,
C
6-16
7-15
Consolidated
8
National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
Insurance
6-26
Continental
7-17
Mfg.
7 %
National
Men's
7- fG
$1
:
Co.
Ltd.
Co.,
Semi-annual
Butler
American
Natural
&
Business
American
American
Brewing
Burroughs Corp.0 (quar.)
Burry Biscuit Corp.-—
$1.25 convertible preferred
Fund—
Fire
—
Burgess Vibrocrafters,
1
7-15
15c
preferred' (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
:
Bullock's, Inc., 47o preferred (quar.)
6-30
6-15
8-
&
Smelting
Co.
of
Canada, Ltd. (s-a>—_____—
Consolidated Natural Gas (quar.)___^__«z_™
15c
convertible
8-10
7-15
55c
—
(quar.)
When
Per
Share
Mining
10c
(quar.)
common
t
(
Name of Company
Consolidated
$26c
Co.
1
8-
25c
______
Gas
Plan,
Holders
Payable of Reo.
Ltd.—
(1959)
6%
Co.—
preferred
Urtion
When
Share
preferred (quar.)
^
Finance
60c
7-14
Inc;—
(quar.)
Mutual
net
4.16%
Budget
Canada
7-15
9 7 VaC
(quar.)___
__________
__
Bond
Burger
;__™_™___
common
Climax
Monorail
1
9-
$1.25
__
$1.20 convertible
From
11-30
8-
32 %c
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
American
12-15
30c
$1.25
Co.,
dividend
American
8-31
r
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)_
Stock
7-14
9-15
Brooke
Brooklyn
_
preferred
3.9G%
"7-24
25c
25c
American
Per
^Name of Company'
Casualty Co. ( Orlando, Fla.)
1
Quarterly™
•/
Holders
Share
of Company '
$1.25
30c
CO
1
9-
rt
7-10
1
8-14
67"
East
preferred
(quar.)_„
Pennsylvania
RR.
(s-a)_
—
$1.50
$1.50
9-
7-21
7-
1
'/
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(162)
Per
Name of Company
Eastern
4#
preferred
participating
Eastern
Industries
A
(accum.)—.—
$6
preferred
B
(accum.i
Mfg.
(initial)
Economics Laboratory Inc.
Stock dividend-,-.,™-,
Sault Electric
$1.75
8-
1
quar.)
7-15
7-
7-15
7- 3
22(4c
7-15
7-
8-
7-15
50c
25c
dividend)-—.
50 #
*.
7-15
7-31
7-
6-15
1
&
Traders
Life
8-14
9-
1
8-14
Green
10-
1
9-18
7-31
7-15
dividend
tlriesedieck Co., 5#
1(4 #
60c
7-30
Quarterly
,
Corp.
Federal
Co.
Extra
6-30
6-30
4.60#
preferred
Class B
7-30
7-20
7-30
7-30
7-20
12 (4 c
7-15
7-
12 (4 c
7-15
7-1
25c
7-31
15c
■—-
Insurance
New
5.30#
Insurance
$2.25
iNova
&
Fluor
7-15
7-15
8-31
8- :1
7- G
7- 2
45c
7-15
6-29
C5c
7-20
7-
Bank
«
I.
HI
Y.)
}f
-
......
(quar-.)
11
6-23
7-16
6-23
75C
8-
1
7-
3
7-24
7-
8
7-31
7-15
-T--
—
™_~.
Machine—
12 (4c
8-
1
7-10
;——
12(4c
8-
1
7-10
Entire
I
at
$0.2156
„——
a
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
7-15
7-
1
___
7-31
7-15
12-31
12-15
common
7-10
7-10
7-27
G-30
8-15
8-
1
11-16
11-
a
7-31
7-17
7-15
77-
1
8-
1
7-15
7-
6
25c
7-15
7-
6
27yac
7-15
7-
6
28 %c
7-15
7-
6
$.041
7-31
G-19
37 (4
7-15
6-30
15c \
or
1
1
9-
4#
20c
7-15
50c
9-1
j
7-15
■:
8-11
8-3
7-31
6-30
7-14
6-30
15c
(quar.)
8-
7-15
Quarterly
$2
10-
9-17
Hughes-Owens
7-15
1
1
XV/2C
/
—
7-29
50c
.
8-10
7-
A
and
c
a-
1
7- 6
8-
1
7-
Hunt
CO
32 (4 c
8-15
7-24
32 VaC
8-15
8-15
7-24
33c
__________
8-15
7-24
25c
•;
$1.25
'
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
$1.09:!b
9-
1
8-14
preferred
Brick
Co.,
preferred
11-15
10-23
4.20#
4.26#
preferred
50c
8-1
7-15
4.427o
8-1
7-15
preferred
preferred
•9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-
1.
7-10
$1.25
8-
1
7-20
$1.27(4
8-
1
7-20
$1.50
8-
37 (4 C
4.70#
preferred
*45c
6 ('4#
•
—
C
15c
-
7-31
1
7-20
7-17
7-31
7-17
Indianapolis
7-10
Industria
7-25
7-10
25c
American
8-14
8-14
c-
8-14
50e
3-
25c
7-
7-31
1
1
7-
7-31
7-10
9-11
8-18
9-11
8-18
9-30
9-18
■
8-
1
7-17
9-
1
8-21
8-
1
7-20
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
8-
1
7-15
600
8-
1
6-20
8-
1
6-20
1-2-60
12-15
8-20
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
..
—
9-14
8-14
*20c
7-15
G-15
6-30
5c
7-15
5c
E-15
5c
9-15
15c
8-26
7-15
6-15
7-15
7-
7-15
6-30
-lo
6-30
.7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
20e
9-11
8-27
3c
7-20
6-30
25C
9-15
9-
$1.07
(quar.)—————
4.32# preferred <quar.)—_
5#
pu-eferred B (quar.)__
:
Lambert (Alfred)
(quar.)—
:—
Quarterly
—
—-—x_—
Lake of the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
,
7#
preferred (quar. )„
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
Common
(guar.)—,——•
$1.80 preferred iquar.)
—
Lanston Industries (quar.)—'
Gas
Co., common
dividend
Stock
Secord
Laura
——
——
—
Class
A
(quar.)
—;————
1
7-31
1
9-15
1
7-15
11-1
10-15
$1.75
13 %C
8-
1
7-18
22 (4c
10-
1
9-15
9-15
27c
9-30
31 (4 c
9-30
17 (4 c
9-30
9-16
17 y2c
12-31
12-16
3
6-30
7-15
45c
7-15
6-30
15c
8-10
7-27
8-17
8-
5-
25c
1
9-15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
vH
7-17
CO
t
8-
3-
1
7-15
1
7-15
7-15
•8-
?-
1
1
7-17
7-10
7-10
—.
3.85#
3
8-17
58 %c
*31J.4c
8-
7-10
7-31
7-15
*37)20^
9-
1
8-19
10-
1
9-13
50c
6-29
6-23
lie
7-15
6-18
31 (4 c
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
8-
1
7-15
37 (4c
37)i>c
8-
1
7-15
3 7 (4 c
7-15
4.,,4#
preferred (guar.)
—
24C
—
11-16
Quarterly-x
7-15-
*30c
7-13
7-15
Inland Natural
$25c
7-15
6-30
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
75c
9-
1
(quar.)_
3
7-15
7-
1
1
7-20
9-15
8-14
8-
7-31
G-30
7-22
*15c
6-36
6-1
7-10
50c
11- 1
10-10
$4
7- 6
6-29
60c
9-1
8-
*40c
7-15
6-17
*$1
C-30
25c
e-
1
9-
1
50c
—
——
—
4
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.—
series B (quar.)—_
Loew's * (Marcus) Theatres/Ltd. (quar.)_x„
Local Finance "Corp. (R. I.) com. (quar.) —
1st preference
Class
A
cqnar.)——
Preferred' (quar.)
Locke
Steel'Chain
10c
—
—x-_——
(stock
dividend)-——
—
Loft Candy Co. is,-a)—
—
Long Island Lighting
(increased-quar.)__—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co. (increased)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
5#
preferred (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
5#
non-cumulative preferred (s-a)—_—
Lower
St. LaXvrence Power
4V2#
Gas
Co.
4#
(R,
H.)
&
preferred
8-17
~
8-17
10#
7-20
6-29
10c
7-15
7-
-8-
3214 c
15c
33c.
1
7-15
,
7-15'
1
7-10
-7-
1
7-
1
9-19
10-
1
$1.75
€-
1
7-23
$1.75
11-
62 (4c
1
10-23
32 (4C
7-15
6-30
31 (4c
7-15
6-30
$2.50
£-15 '
8-
8-
7-17
*22(4C
414#
1
7-15
6-15
35c
9-10
8-31
25c
7-25
7-lT
6-
1
7-
8
2- 1
7-
8
—
pfd.
A
(quar.)
$1.06(4
$1
«quar.)_
(Continued
1
*25c
(quar.)
Co.,
B
7-15
Co.—•
(quar.)
preferred
s-1
11 ym ~
6-10
-
'
—
Coal & Dock Co., 5# pfd. "(quar.) —
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
7% non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
7#
non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisville Gas "& Electric, com. (quar.)-
Macy
(quar.)
6-
7-15
2 y2#
6-30
(quar.)
7-10
31 (4c
30c
3
7-30
Inland Cement. Ltd., 6# partic. pfd. (initial)
7-15
7-10
7-25
(s-a)———
Square Building Co.
Link-Belt' Dc. (quar.).
8-
*15c
7-15
7-31
7-25
1#
V
(quar.)———
Lynchburg
1
6-15
15C
(quar.)
Co.-
2
8-
7-15
10-15
V
30c
96(4c
Liberty Fabrics of
Common «(stock
11-
■
7-15
$1.12(4
x—
Lcwney (Walter M), Ltd. (quar.)
Lunkenh'eimer Co. (quar.)
■
10-31
8c
40c
1
71
A.—
7-31
*15c
Stores
Lerner
Lorain
—.
*15c
& Sons—
preferred (quar.)-——.1——
Corp., common (quar.)_
New York—
dividend) ———
—
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. (quar.)
9-30
8-
pfd.
8-
1
30c
(JameS)
Salt
8-
—
5#
9-15
31 (4 c
—-——-
Bros., -Ltd.
55 )4c
Ltd.,
5-
*$1.75
—4—^——
,
preferred A (quar.)
conv. preferred B (quar.)—
5#
5#
Lees
dividend
Lewis
53 ¥4 C.
Gas,
7-15
8-
—-
Leslie
56 %c
1
1
9-
(quar.)
Fund; Inc. (from net inves. income)
Lee Rubber <fc Tire
(quar.)_
Leeds & Northrup, common
(quar.)
8-17
7-15
8-
7^15
8-
19-
A-
8-31
7-20
}j!c
1
$1.75
Lazard
8-17
7-
57
8-
$1.50
Candy Shops (quar.)———
8-31
(quarv)__
prcf.
2
7C
100#
8-31
7-10
60c
.
2214 C
(quar.
common
9-15
8-
Ltd.,
1
7c
8-31
52)aC
——
Co.
4
50c
6-15
1
Bell,
4
8-11
50c
——
9-15"
1
&
3
8-
9-
20c
———
7-15
8-
Ingram
7-
v
4Gc
—
60c
8-
Ingersoll-Rand
5
7-20
7-15
8-
10c
———
Corp.
Company,
Stock
7-24
8
8-
1
31 lie
(liionthly)
B
Class
(quar.)
—;
(quar.)_—————
com.
9-15
8714c
30c
———
—--
realized profits)
Year-end
Laclede
7-10
S.
1
10-
1
7-10
7-10
Light,
6-30
:V
7-15
8-
Mexico
7-15
50c
87 '4c
1
7-15
25c
—
8-14
9-
$1.18%
8-
12 (4C
-
8-14
c_
1st preferred (quar.)————4_
7# 2nd preferred (quar._
7# 2nd preferred (quar.—-—Kuhlman Electric Co., 5)4# pfd. A iquar.)—
35c
shares—
9-
6#
8-1
de
6
8-25
8
$1.05
Kroger
51c
Power •&
Electrica
9-
9-
7-15
37)aC
—-
—
7-
7-15
.
95c
6-30
common
(quar.)———
(quar.)——
x
Mills, $1.25 pfd.
(quar.)
7-15
•
$1.12(4
6-30
57)2C
Incorporated Income Fund (Mass.)
7-25
45c
(I..13.) Rubber Co. (quar.)_——_
Knickerbocker Growth Funcf.._.„_ _
.i-..; _ _.
Knudsen Creamery Co. (quar.)—
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly)
•
$1.50 preferred
7-17
10-19"
7-29
714 c
1
J50c
Head
8-17
1
11-, 2
50c
8-1
$1.25
—
8-
93 %c
■
Kleinert
7-15
7-31
(quar.)
Lincoln
(quar.)
7-10
1
8-31
93 %c
I
8
7-
C-
30c
——
8-
30c
25c
Imperial Sugar .Co.. (quar.)
Indian
——
31 Vac
$1
►
7-15
$1
12)4c
(quar.)
Imperial-Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)_—
imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada-
45c
—
8-31
7-31
15C
^
(quar.)
preferred
$1.12(4
:
9-25
Imperial Investment Corp.—
87 (4 c
(quar.)
Glasco Corp. (initial)
Glatfelter (P. H.) new
com.
(initial)
4%#
preferred (quar.)
4%#
King-Seeley
1214c
Co. ..(quar.)
Power
4.08#
C
-
Illinois
10-23
55c
Co.
net
5
Ltd.
Quarterly
—
5
$1
(quar.)—
Illinois
10-23
10-23
15
$1.30
(quar.)
9-
12-
$1.60
11-15
64 (4 c
(quar.)
9-15
10c
(quar.)—
Circuit Breaker-^-
1
7-15
Lower-Priced Com. Stock Fund
(7c from investment inc.
special distribution of $1 from
12-15
■
—
series B pfd..(qiiar.)__—
4.60#
7-15
8-
"S-4"
a
45c
$1.25
series A pfxl.
1
Laurentide Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
(qpar.)
5#
6-24
8-
140c
25c
(quar.)—
7-17
7-17
$1.50
$1.25
preferred
8-10
7-31
—_____—
Co.
&
"Series
+40c
com.
7-15
9-
Class A (Initial) ————
Keystone Low-Priced Bond Fund
"Series B-3" (from net invest, income)
plus
$1.10
—/
preferred
I-T-E
4-1
Keystone
7-15
1
8-
1
7-
7-15
•
$1
Hydraulic Press Brick. Co. (quar.)——
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
-
-
7-30
9-
tlOc
&
11-15
Southwest—
—
Foods
11
62 (4c
(quar.)
8-14
10c
87'/4c
30c
——-—
———
32(4o
62 (4
;
(quar.)_
(ciuar.)
_
33c
:
—
——__
preference series A
(quar.)
Brothers Inc., com.
(quar.)
•
8-
15c
Keystone Custodian Funds-
93%c
—
32 (4 c
—
—
General Waterworks
Corp., 5# pfd.
5.10# preferred
(quar.)—
6# preferred
preferred
7-29
1
8-
7-24
25c
™;_
(quar.)
(qUar.)
&
Kctchuin
50c
A————_
4#
(quar.)
Gladding McBean
7-10
*75c
class
5%
6-30
1
8-
Kentucky-^-
preferred
G
7-15
22 (4C
_______
(quar.),
common
Ltd.,
5%
preferred
preferred
Co.
7-15
$1.09
—
1
45c
Co.,
7-21
7-13
8-
(quar.)—
8-
$1.25
—
...
Industries,
5#
preferred (quar.)
Hut-tig Sash & Dopr—.
B
California—,
Co. of the
Smelting
8-
S-
20c
(quar.)
%c
$.006)40
&
;
prof,
(quar.)
Production (quar.)
Hugoton
Extra
for'each
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
of Indiana^—
Mining
B
6.40#
7-10
non-cum.
$1.30 preferred B
preferred
preferred
Class
8
7-10
1
93%
Monthly
Monthly
$1.12(4
(quar.)—_1__
Bay
$1.25
(quar.)™
$2.00 preferred
(quar.)...
$2.50 prelerred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
Class B
Hudson
8-
75c
(quar.)
Telephone
6
preferred (quar.)————_
75c
(quar.)
5.16#
7- 6
$2
———
7-10
Houston
10c
$1.00
General
1
■7-
56 (4 c
(Joseph)
$1
a
10-19
45c
(quar.)—
1
20c
preferred (quar.)
Lighting & Power Co.-—
$4 preferred
(quar.)—*
;
Hotel Syracuse Inc. (N. Y.) com, (quar.)
4# preferred (quar.)
—
Hubshman Factors, class A (quar.)—
10-19
11-
$1.05
Inc., common (quar.)
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
Kerr Income Fund (monthly)—
20c
——
11-
25c
preferred (quar.)—_—
8-
•'"% 2#
iquar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Household Finance Corp., common (
3%# preferred (quar.)——.——
8-14
7-31
____
4(4# preferred (auar.)_
.__i
General Telephone Co.
of Florida—
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)——
preferred
7-
7-25
30c
5#>. .preferred
Horne
7-20
8-
37)4c
(annual)-.-
Ltd.
5c
(quar.)
'1-20
8-
37 V2C
X15c
preferred (quar.)
Horn & Hardavt (N. Y.) com.
7-22
20c
class B held)-——.
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
7-31
20c
Insurance
7-31
"8-12
*8c
Kennedy's
—
4)2#
9-15
40c
Kellogg Co ^- 3)4% preferred (quar.)
3)4# preferred (quar.)——
Kenn'ametal, Inc. (increased)—-
Class
—
10-15
-
45C
fractional shares)
7-22
8-
5C
12 (4 c
—
General Telephone Co. of
Genesco. Inc.,
25C
Electronics—
Co..
9-15
+75c
preferred (quar.)
———_
preferred (quar.)—.—
—4a-,—
4)4#
preferred (quar.)
4.20# preferred (quar.)—————
4.35#' preferred (quar.)__^
—
Kansas City'Southcrn Ry.
4#
non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
6
—
Hoover Company, class A common
Class B common iquar.).—
1
7-15
75c
Corp.
A
prelerred
7-
Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)_T_—
Bearing Co. (quar.)___. 2..—;
Stock dividend (payable in cash in lieu of
of
7-24
5#
.
(quar.)
Ibneral Products Mfg.,
Ltd., class
(Stock dividend)
(Two shares of
redeemable pfd. stock (25c
par)
preferred
7-15
—:
6-15
10-15
3.80#
21V4C
•
6-15
7-15
*60c
4%
6
Hoover Ball &
7-24
12 (4 c
_____
Ltd.
G
7-15
&
Renfrew &
Home
10c
—
7-
1
7-
Iiolyoke Water Power (quar.)
10c
—
Inc.
share of class
7-15
13
_7-24_
+75c
Paper Co,_
—_——•——
< it, Co. _—————
Kansas City Power & Light
7-15
—.
1
2c
(quar.)__—
Bakeries,
Kalamazoo
30c
New common (increased-quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)_—_____
5# convertible preferred (quar.)—
6-26
7-
8c
(quar;)_
^5 preferred
$3.50
7-10
7-17
_
—
Kaltman " (D.)
c
1
7-10
7-10
17(4C
——:
7-15
13 %c
Manufat-turing Co.
7-10
1
Daucli
Hoffman
*30c
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
^"meral Motors
Corp., $3.75. pfd.
$4.50
7-20
7-15
3#
,
General Mills,
Gimble
8-19
3#
.
pfd.
3%#
Joy
25c
4.40%
5#
1
8-
f>-
8-14
—
prdforrcd
preferred
8-
56 (4 c
(quar.)—
pfd.
Worts, Ltd.—Hirsch (P. H.) & Co. (initial)-
9-2
c
&
liam
2
$3
General Dynamics
$2.20
7-
9c
income)
(quar.)
General Baking
Co.,
5.20#
8-10
—
Co.
_i;—
Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
——#—1
Hiram Walker sec Walker (Hiram) Gooder-
Holt
(from earned
Common (resumed)
6# conv. preferred
5#
8-24
*12 (4
Company (quar.) __________;
Gardner-Denver Co., common
(quar.)
4#
preferred (quar.)
General American
Industries—
$1.32
1
20c
—
(quar.)———
Con/pany,
$1.32
9-
25C
Gamewell
$1
8-24
$2.75
——■—
Frase.r Cos., Ltd. (quar.)___
Friedman Realty Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Frito
Company (quar.»___.
Frontier Refining (stock
dividend.)
Extra
__j
I
Fuller Brush Cp., class A
Gene/al
1
2 % Co
—
'
9-
RR.-/-
Co.,
Preferred
Common
.
35c
Canada/ Ltd.
Common stk.' series
$8
1
35c
—
Franklin Electric
(stock/dividend)—
Stock dividend
Fraser Brick & Tile
Gabriel
8-
Hlnde
(quar.)
8-
n
8-1
—
issue
Aug.
on
Corp.
(quar.)——
Franklin Custodian Funds
E.)
75c
56 V* C
8-10
25c
30c
*60c
_
_
nnvn
Jersey, Central - Power & Light—
4# preferred (quar.)
Jewel Tea, common (quar.)———
7-27
———
preferred.
Ltd., 4(4#.' pref./( s-a)™.
of
1
8-24
—
7-16
$1
93 %C
"
■■
1
7-
-
Lithographing Co.—
G# conv. preferred (quar.)———————
Haydock Fund, Inc.. (quar.)
Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)--————
Hemenway Furniture, common (quar.)——
SFe# convertible .preferred (quar.)——_
Heppenstail Co., 4V'a# pf<l. (quar.)
—_
Ilercuies Powder Co,. 5# preferred (quar,)—
Heyden-Newport Chemical, com. (quar.)——
3 '/a#
preferred
(quar.)——_
$4.37)2 preferred (quar.)——
——
Higbee Company
(quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)———
Hilo Electric Light Co., common.
:
2
$1
-TIT.*.
7-
Havana
30c
II--I
7-31
7-31
In¬
7-16
Fram
(R.
&
20c
(quar.)———
T
«,
iquar.)
62c
56 (4c
I.I
6-19
_____—„__u
Jantzen of Canada
7-
-
7- 6
■■
9-10
50c
————
7-15
i
i.f
Inc—
50c
u.
1
common—
7-15
Heintz, Inc. (qttar.)_—
Jack
9-18
— _—
8-
(quar.)
(San Francisco)
9-25
6
9-30
5#
'
7-
7-20
-
7-31*
7 (4c
(quar.)———.—-———
AA
—
4%#
-
Co.
6-30
'25c
7-15
1
25c
50c
•-—-
common (quar.)—
A (quar.)
of America,
Electric
6-15
7-15
"
25c
Inc.
Istel Fund,
$1.50
——
7-10
•
Ironrite,
3%#
Inspection
Bqiler
(qua,r.)
Co.
Corp.
11-28
Co.—
7-31
(quar.)
(s-a)—./—
Glass
Class
4(2# preferred iquar.)
4.96#
preferred (quar.)
surance
12-28
3c
.
Refractories
50C
$1.37y2
preferred
Funsten
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Ilart, Schafiner & Marx (quar.)-,
Hartford Electric Light, com. (quar.)
6-29
9-15
Mfg.
6#
G-30
7-10
3c
6-30
redemption
Extra
8
7-15
$1
—
Jarell-Ash *Cd.,
Harttord. Steam
shiye plus this dividend—
Foster-Forbes
Foundation Co.
1
1
7-15
——
7-15
Wayne & Jackson
5(4#
1
8-
60c
preferred B iquar.)
4V2# preferred C (quar.)
5#
preferred D (quar.)
———_—
5#
preferred E (quar.)—
5Vz# preferred F (quar.)
5%# preferred G iquar.)
Hawker Siddeley Group, Ltd.™
Amer. dep. rets, .(interim)"
y————
non-voting
Ford Motor,
Harbison-Walker
fl-gl
25c
(initial)—__
B
Hamilton
7-
9-
50c
Forbes & "WallaceClass B voting
Class
7-15
7-15
7-10
8-
—
—
8-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Extrva #——4:—
.;
'
Investors Trusl'Co. of Rhode Island
——
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)—
$4.22 preferred'(quar.) —
$4.36 preferred (quar.) _____——
iron Fireman Manufacturing Co. (quar.).—
Inc.—
II-C7
6-30
convertible
per
Series
7-15
Foote Bros. Gear &
Class A (initial)
$15.60
9-15
*
(N.
(cmar.)_:—
Corp., Ltd.
for
1
28 %c
-
Machinery & Chemical—
3%# preferred (quar.)
B
10-
$1.25
Co.
Extra
2
9-
7-21
(25c
Cementing Co.quar.)
;————
"city"
called
Hamilton Funds,
Series JI-DA
20c
Food
5%%
9-15
Hawaiian
p**-
Class
Well
Haniburton
1
Hat
Rubber
11-20
9-17
60c
6-30
Qorp.,
National
Oil
7-13
10-
25C
————.———
Boston
12-14
25c
6-30
0/ltiSH
8-21
(quar.)—
6-30
Insurance
7-15
(quar.)-—-,
7-15
Quarterly
Firestone Tire
preferred
7-15
Corp.
H
G6V4C
—
7-15
Acceptance
Fund
7-28
$2.40
15C
(Maryland) —
quar.)—,
6-30
$1.25
-
(extra)
Scotia)
25c
preferred series
Arts
Fireman's
8-31
8-11
preferred (quar.)^
:
Investors" Mutual of Cariada, Ltd.—
investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island-—
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)_
_l__
G-30
7-15
20c
(quar.)—.-—
prelerred
Halifax
7-16
6-25
9-10
6#
7-23
9-14
(increased quar.)__™
Common
.
-■-«—_
*<quar.)
Common
7-17
$1.25
—^
$1.25
Corp.,
1
l
m
preferredc(quar.)———
6#
9
7-15
CO
7-15
50c
$2.50
(quar.)
General
7-10
10-
8-27
12(4 c
Ltd. A s-a)--
20c
(initial
common
—
—
Fidelity & Deposit
Financial
(quar.)
6-2.5
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Department Stores (quar.)
>t A
in
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)
*75c
(Dallas)
-
:
1
8-
International Utilities
—
1
$1.50
$3
(quarl)--
Mines
$3
—
—~—
preferred (quar.)
Federated Department Stores
8-
11-
9-15
7-15
*37)40
partic. preferred (quar.)——— •
International Business Machines (quaj,)„ .International Harvester Co., common (quar.)
International'Milling C04 4# pfd. iquar.) —
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
Interstate
llagar: Chemicals & Controls-
1
(Syra¬
—
*5(4#
1
1
5#
<qimr.)„___—
30c
(quar.)—————.—-
B
912-
37 (4c
conv.
(quar.)
A
9-10
1#
——-
10- .1
tl5c
6-19
12^10
1#
(stock .dividend)
Insurance Co.
preferred
preferred
Gunnar
9-30
25c
(quar.)-
7-15
7-20
62(40
—
(quar.)——
common
G-22
•
,
Life
$5
$5
5c
Federal Services Finance
Corp.
(Washington, D. C.)—
Class A common (quar,)—
5#, preferred
5# preferred
7-15
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Hit.—
35c
National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Paper Board, common (quar.)-
Federal
56 (4 c
pfd. (quar.)
Greyhound Corp. 4(stock dividend)Guarantee Co. of North America (quar.)
Gulf
7-31
7-31
-
(quar.#
(s-a)—..—:
Federal Insurance
8-25
11-25
—
L.7 Co.
(H.
Stock
7-16
55c
—-——-—-
9
9-15
12-15
7-15
31)'4C
;
—
s1
7-3l
1
8-
Telegraph Co.—
6#
*
*25c
37 (4 c
(quar.)
7"
1
8-15
35c
$1.12)4
5 ':c. preferred B (quar.) ———
International Bronze Powders/ Ltd.—
Common
40c
83.50
110c
~—,
N. Y.)
Fa Wick
'
20c
3
*25c
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)_
(quar.)
Grand Union Co., 4V2#1 preferred (quar.)__
Great American Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)__
Great Southern Life Ins. Co. (Houston)—
Grafton &
$1.25
(quar.)—~„.
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Hcath Co.
Fort
G-30
Halle Brothers, common
cuse,
First
7-24
1
quar. >
(initial)
Corp.
Farmers
First
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Employees Life Insurance (s-a)
ft-
Falstaff Brewing. common
(quar.)—6% preferred (quar.—.
"—■
Fine
9-
Inc.
8-
20c
Corp.® common
Inter-County Telephone 6s
7-10
40c
Producfs (irregular)—
Fabrex
4)2#
"
9-15
Corp.—
Manufacturing
1
8-
50c
7-31
40C
preferred (•quar.)—..
2nd
preferred (quar.)--.~—
Evans
8-17
$1.18%
1st
5%
Ero
7-
—
—
—
A
(quar.)
———-•—r
preferred
(s-a.)
(reduced
1
20C
Government
7-
—
& Steel
1
7-31
7-15
7-15
shrs. based on the July 15
closing price)
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
Enamel &
Heating Products, Ltd.—
6%
8-
14c
—
(increased) —
preferred. (quar.)„„4—
lnterclieniical
Goulds Pumps, 5# .pfd.
7-15
1
8-15
and
(6c
from
investment income
from securities profits)
.
1
*50c
preferred (quar,)
Gould-National Batteries
4#
1
15c
—
Common
1
8-
8-
12','ac
A
GroWtt?~Fund—•
Institutional
1
7-
8-15
Class A
preferred
Erie Forge
8-
k$1.12(4
(quar.)
5# preferred (quar.)—
7# preferred (s-a>
Empire Millwork Corp. <stock dividend)
(Cash will be paid in lieu of fractional
4%
1
1
7-16
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
•'
Institutional Securities Ltd.—-
1
7-
.7.-..1
7-16,.
"
Name oj Company
,r
8-21
16V.tc
12V2C
(quar.)
;—-—--Goodman Mfg. Co. (quar.)__™.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada), Ltd.—
7- 3
7-15
(quar.).
Empire Distriet Electrie Go;
Class
class
5#
——
7-16
V2C
—
•
15c
—
preferred <quar.)_———
Mfg. Co.
iquar.)
4%#'
(quar.)_—
B
preferred (quar.)-.-™———,
Goodall Rubber, common (quar.)
7- 3
conv.
Emhart
Class
77 3
:
preferred (quar.)
•
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of Amor,
(quar.)
Electronics Communications
6#
-,~-
Gold
20c
—
(increased
common
(stock
1
(quar.)
4(4#
Common
8-
$1.50
—
—
Echlin
Products,
?7-15
1
9-11
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
lOc
5c
Glen'Gory shale Brick Yquav.)™—
Seal Products Corp., class A
ufi-30
8-
Share
Company
6)2#
preferred
Edison
7-15
10c
—
(Md.)—
$7
-
Name of
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of ReC.
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)_——-
Eastern States Cert},
Ekco
When
Share
•
Bakeries, Ltd.—
Monday, July 13, 1959
...
,
on page
48)
.
ji
Volume
190
Number 5863
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(163)
J"
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERT LISTED STOCK
—
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
30% Jan
_43%:Jan 13
Lowest
40% Dec
3
29
I 71% Nov 20
■
40% Jan
Highest
7
%59% Feb
112% Feb
37 % July 15
Aug 26
49% Oct 24
47% Jan
2
14% Jan
24% Nov
18
15% Jun
29
29% Oct
14
26
29% Dec
31
27% Apr
May 8
84% Apr 28
18
14
Jan
Nov
120
7'
20 %
3
2
I93a Jan
20 %: Jan
134
18% Mar 26
Jan
8
9
Adams Express Co—!
Adams-Millis Corp
30% Mar
Jan
2
61
94% Jan
2
125
19?a Dec
29
17% Jan
28
16% Jan 28.
49 V* Jan
25% Nov
8
13
83% Nov
13
193% Jan
21
297
Dec
16
23% Jan
2% Jan
3
5
2
34
Dec
31
2
20% Nov
7
19% Jan
9
23% Jan
2
14
Jan
72
Jan
26
16
4% Jan
191
3
80% Nov 24
2
10% Dec
30
Nov
13
280
July 31
Jan
21
160
Dec
29
14% Apr
30% Jan
2
33
Dec
30
80
SI
12
49% Nov 11
2
Apr
Dec
72% Apr
100
Dec
12
16
15 % Oct
6
29
96% Oct
7
18
30
Jun
77% Jun
9% Jan
27
12
Jan
Jan
Jan
12% Feb
74
Jan
Jan
26
17
13
39% Jan
11
111
Nov
17
42% Oct
31
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
60% Jan
2
96% Oct
13
22
Jan
64% Apr 21
44Te Feb 24
14% Feb
5
Jun
24
83% Mar 17
17
34% July
104
Jan
61% Jun
29
114
32'% May 4
27
May 1
77% May 11
15
52
33 % Jan
Apr
29
27% Jan 21
42% Dec
11
39
Feb
53Tb Dec
15
47% Jun
Feb >25
114% Sep
17
38 %
83% Jun 25
32% Jun
7
58% Dec
31
25
5
Mar 31
10
9
125% Oct
10
13
44% Nov
12
42% Jan
48
40% Oct
14
33% July
58
Jan
66% May 29
.
25
37% Dec
11
47% Dec
16
45 % Jan
Jan
2
22
Nov
11
20!b Jan
Jan
2
20% Sep
22
19
Jan
7
2
9% Nov
17
7% Feb
13
41% Jan
2
52% Nov 18
41% Jun
10
11
45 % Dec
24
47% Dec
29% Jan
17
44% Dec
80% Jan
2
,
5»
2
Jan
15
11
46% Feb
17
62
38% Feb
9
50
38% Jan
2
55% Dec
47% Feb
May 28
26% Nov 13
25
Jan
13
'2
44
39
Jun
23
13Tb Jun
8
24
91
May 11
% July
6
Apr 17
55% May 18
43% July 10
45
Feb
4
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
'
1."
16% Jan
2
41% Dec
73
Jan
13
134
13
Jan
3
18
94-
Jan
31
13
Feb
Jaii
2
86
Jan
17% Nov
2
79
Jan
31
122
18
21% July 28
2
32% Jan
1
11
Aug 27
Apr 21
103
27
16
Dec
111
14
Jun
3
59% Nov
17
85% Jun
10
—....
17 % Jan
S2
17
30% Oct 13
Jan
2
102
Oct
20
20!a Feb
28
31
Dec
18
11-
8
Jan
3
16% Nov 21
Mar 13
9
12
25
May 27
Mar 17
110
Mar 30
104
16% Jan
2
Jun
19
Jun
3
105
53% Jan
8
96
79% Jun
41
16
Apr
1
24% Jun
8
2
41% Dec
16
25 Tb Feb
25
69% Nov
17
58
Jun
11
2
35% Dec
2
32% Jan
7
34% Sep 12
33 % Apr
7
40% Nov
14
38Tb Jan
49% Aug
8
43TV Jun
4
11% Jan
2
16% Dec
30
15% Jun
26
144% Nov
26
13
347a Nov
10
68
140
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
155
22
27% Jan
Jun
13
61% Nov
2
27% Dec
6
May 5
51% Oct 20
2
126
*
32% Jan
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
TR»
55
55%
43%
43%
2,300
12%
7,400
4.08%
Mfg
11%
117 b,
convertible
preferred
60 %
60%
59
60%
59%
79%
80%
80%
80%
81
81
33%
32 Tb
33%
33 Tb
34
33%
34
100
Alpha Portland Cement
07&
113
_lo
No par
preferred
Sugar Co
50
36%
Airlines common
*36%
45
*44.
50%
85
85%
85
33 Tb
34'%
33
30%
31%
30 %
33%
33%
33%
50
*63
64%
2
33
34%
53 Tb
53%
1
27
27%
27%
20
*19
No par
142
&
Radio
Co
Corp
*36%
45%
25
*140
12,100
00
87
x85%
86Tb
14.700
34
34
34%
34%
34%
6,500
29%
41,800
30%
28 5
155
33
33%
33
34%
21,200
53%
53
54%
54
54%
10,300
27 %
28Tb
28%
28%
com
*64
%
20
19%
*19%
27%
19%
19%
*19
19%
10 Tb
10%
10 Tb
10%
9%
10%
10
10%
17,900
45 Tb
45%
45%
45 %
46 T11
45%
46%
45 %
46 %
52.30Q
*19
28 Tb
19%
*19
28%
31,200
"
-
<
•
'
36%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
57%
58 %
57%
58 Tb
58Tb
59%
59
61
60
61
No par
10
5,40?
50%
51 %
49%':
50%
38 Tb
48%
49%
49%
51
49'4
50
2,700
39
100
39
38
87
87
61 Ta
10
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
American Ice Co common
62Tb
%
*86%
39
87
61Tb
37%
61 %
Investment Co of 111
14%.
34 Tb
39
39%
*38%
86%
87
*87
88%
60
60%
617 b
60%
61%
55,000
44%
43%
43%
1,800
19%
*80
81%
53%
53%
26T«
-100
26 TV
*93
19
41
29 Tb
28 %
29 %
28%
29
5,300
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
20,200
33%
*102
19%
19%
*10L
96
94
81%
53 TV
25%
29%
29
29%
14%
14%
14%
*93
2
.
Co
1
19%
*101
19%
18
19%
101
95
93
94%
*80
53
t
5,300
100
101
30,300
52 TV
26
53%
3,800
25!
53%
25 T
cntC
y
1,400
81%
81%
*80
2G%
17 7b
19%
7,500
7,900
16%
109
*102
18%
34%
182
103
93%
53%
16%
25%
46,000
H
94%
*
Products
19%
33%
180%
16%
109
18 %
95%
34%
183
100
'
94%
28%
25%
_
*102
18%
81%
531 b
53%
*93
16%
103
%
*80
26%
„
94 Tb
17
109
18%
101
*80
18,300
42Tb
*39%
Xl79%
%
18,400
42%
39%
34 %
94%
50
43%
41'b
39 TV
184%
101
u
40'4
42Tb
*16%
18
19 TV
50%
600
41
33 TV
18
94 7
49 3 4
39
14 Tb
109
101
x44
180%
*102
2,400
28%
17
18
37%
02!.
34%
*16%
37 %
87
184 %
179
115
93%
com__l
33',b
,
16%
*99
Metals_No par
*39%
183
18
100
Inc
14%
16%
*102
100
preferred—
14%
33 TV
Fdry common—7
preferred
41Tb
*3.9:%
29 %
175
1
prior preferred
40 %
41%
29
14Tb
1
non-cumulative
40
29%
41
37%
39
*86 %
62Tb
29
12.50
No par
28%
*93
9.4 %
29%
29
29%
29%
•
*93
94%
29%
9,500
14%
14%
■14%
14%
*14%
14%
1,300
45
46%
45%
47%
46%
48%
46 TV
"47%
46 %
47%
229,000
61Tb
62%
61%
62 Tb
62 T b
63%
63
63 TV
x62%
63 TV
13,000
44
45 Tb
44%
45%
44%
45
44%
46%
46%
47%
11,700
50%
51%
50 TV
50 %
50%
50%
50Tb
51%
50Tb
51%
47 Tb
48%
47%
48 Tb
48
48%
47
48
46%
47
5
15 TV
15 %
15 TV
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
68,000
—100
142 Tb
142%
*142%
142' b
141
141
140%
140%
100
Corp
5
American Natural Gas Co
American News Co
American Optical
-25
No par
Co
1
No par
3
American
Potash
&
18% Apr 21
152
Mar 17
American
Rad
Std Sany com
7%
%
11%
41%
Motors
65
34%
52%
39%
American
*64
64
33 Tb
*39 Tb
Molasses
65
64
53%
5
Metal
1,300
33%
American European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No
par
American
34
64%
44%
American
*33%
33
\
50%,
19
2.800
33%
53',b
44%
22
100
47
*63
49 Tb
15% Feb
150
46 Tb
33%
44
32% Jan
*135
33%
49%
&
28%
47 TV
47 %
43%
Climax
29 TV
136%
46%
46%
49 Tb
4%%
h
136%
33
w
46%
33%
44
American Metal
200
50%
49 Tb
Machine
45
50%
43 Tb
3.90%
38
51
48Tb
&
27,300
50
10
5T4%
325,200
50%
20
American Mach
*44
7,200
37%
No par
Co
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
American Cynnamid Co
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power Co
American Enka Corp
6%
*36%
•
36%
109%
36 T4
108
38
*44
1,200
45
12.50
preferred
155
38
170
55,400
10%
.1
common
%
29 %
30%
46 7 ii
150
35Tb
37 %
109%
6,600
33%
86 7 i,
85%
34%
.47%
Theatres Inc common
Tb
Tb
47
5 7o preferred
American Cable
4%%
49
144
35%
36%
60%
114%
'112
107%
»
6,000
■
81
33%
114:
35%
38 Tb
59%
*80
45
45
b
114
35%
109 7
*36%
497
100
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
1%
38
45
48%
No par
Note common
10
Bakeries Co
American Eank
6'/o preferred
37%
108
34%
84
1
convertible preferred-
38
.
113
35%
37Tb
108'.:!
*44
50%
113
35%
106'%
106%
*36 %
1
12.50
American-Can
114
34Tb
37
106
Petroleum Corp_
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
3%%
*110
35%
36'/a
l
Corp
American
113
35%
Co—-
convertible
11%
60%
79%
33Tb
&
Chem
preferred
,,
147a
•
143
142
Tb
5,400
7,100
37%
37%
36 T
37
36%
56 T
57%
56 Tb
56 ',4
54Tb
56
600
46
45Tb
46
44%
45%
43%
45
21,400
142 Tb
X141Tb
142
*140%
142
Jan
2
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
125
9
Jun
12
31% JUn
5
72% July
6
105
Jan
43% Mar
35% Feb
6%
Amer South
18% May 18
American
17
American
26
American
119% Jun
10
129% Jan
20
8
6%
25
58
Inv Co Ltd—£1
21
Feb
23
3
25
&
preferred
American Water Works
29%
29%
29%
29
28%
29
5,900
71
71%
69 Tb
70%
69%.
70
70
70%
9,600
89
88%
88 %
88 %.
88 3 4
88 7 b
88%
1,500
com—25
30 %
31%
30%
30%
30%
31%.
31 %
31%
31Tb
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31T11
31%
2,980
5
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
01%
16 Ta
*16%
16%
1,400
82%
81%
817b
155,200
99
99%
99%
100%
8,700
82%
81%
82%
81%
82 Tb
99
99%
99 %
99%
99%
99%,
121%
121 %
122 Tb
122%
50 %
50%
120%
49%
Anchor
May 31
41Tb Nov 14
90% Jan 20
34
Mar
32% Dec
30
Jun
other
July
7
4
95% Apr
40% Jun
25
23
36% Jan
14
9
footnotes sea page 26.
%
14 Tb
49%
122
50%
14%
14 Tb
*27%
28
28
28%
25
*25
26
*25
\
16%
16%
16
26
^
16%
,
14%
28%
*25
16
122
-
14%
%
49%
14Tb
28 Tb
27 %
26
*25
16%
15%
123
124
123
5,100
1,450
14 3 H
28
50%
47,100
14%
14%
7,400
27%
50%
27%
X49%
*25
26
15%
16
700
26
16%
9,100
79%
77%
79
76 TV
79
77 TV
39%
39%
38
38%
37%
38%
38
38%
10,000
64%
62 Tb
39%
63%-
37
63%
62 TV
63%
62
62 T
62
62%
51,700
No par
58%
58%
58 TV
58%
58 TV
58 TV
56%
58
57%
57%
41
42%
41
43
41%
41%
41'b
41%
41%.
93%
*92
CorpyLl
& Cable
77%
78 3
^
r
77%
78%
21,200
540
Hockdng Glass Corp—
Common
$4
14
,
25
—1
Wire
43
com—5
50'
29%
__50
Anaconda
3
16
81
25
100
Co
Co
Feb
16%
29%
—33%
series
Anaconda
33
1,000
88 Tb
series
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
39
410
59%
124
29%
25
74% Mar 17
31
59%
*123%
89
—v_—
46% Mar 13
60% Mar 18
59%
72%
Corp
7
7
59
*123 % \124
71%
Co
2
53% Jan
59%
124
143%
88%
common
32% Jan
61% Oct 14
59%
*123%
143%
143
1.G00
29%
Tobacco—
Tel
60% Jan
30
59
124
142
36%
—25
American Viscose
Preferred
58%
*123',4
124
4
1
Refining
Tobacco
Preferred 6%
58',4
4
1
Co_
Ampex Corp
61 % May
15 Tb Jan
•
*123
Foundries
Sumatra
Tel
141
preferred_100
common
African
American Steel
89
50% July
Co
non-cumulative
American Sugar
7(/o preferred
Apr
16
American Snuff
4
18
107% Jan
Jan
100
-American Stores
9
37
preferred
2
Jun
90
7%
84% Feb
12
61
*78%
10
common—
60%
100
preferred
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
all
11%
par
•4%
Allis-Chalmers
2
For
1,500
56%
43
14% Jan
dividend.
18%
55%
6
$149.87%
18%
3,500
18,100
43
29
5
18Tb
40
19%
120%
55! b
17% Nov
100
18'b
100
19
118%
43%
4
2
99
19%
20% Jun
2
*98
Tb
119%
27Tb May
1
17% Mar 18
13
99
98
19%
12
Jan
14,900
118%
15
Jan
57%
19%
13d b Mar 12
Jan
31,200
57
119%
18%
24% Jan
£2
98%
41%
58
19 Tb
26% Jan
23
*98
40 •"#
57
118%
23
33
99%
120
43%
58%
19%
29
31
98
4
118%
15% July 11
Dec
57 T
160,100
42
19%
28 % Dec
Dec
58%
98%
12%
102
205
43%
117%
27% Dec
29
57%
Tb
19%
8
46% Jun
42
118%
10
13
43%
12%
*97%
'180
19%
Jan
Dec~~5
40
13
102,
210
117%
23% Jan
63% Oct
*97
*200
57%
16
37%
102
205
37%
75% Jun
*
*96
205
20
45Tb
26
2
102
205%
81
57%
13% Jan
13
12%
*97%
2t>3%
*79
37%
6
Jan
13'a
102
59
100
12%
81
200
58%
1
13 %
*79
46 Tb
May 21
29
40
12%
81
58
139
Jun
32% Jan
12%
*79
38
30
2
12%
*97%
81
7,800
45%
4
9% Jan
23,200
56%
35% Dec
14% Nov
26
34%
37%
6
11
34%
10
86% May 11
29% Jun 16
Nov
34%
*79
par
45
39
34%
80
.
Smelt & Refg com.No par
3
2
80
Ship Building Co__No
18
1
24,700
Seating Co
31
4
21%
American
Dec
97% Dec
32
20%
American
35 Tb Dec
134! 2 Jun
31%
20%
American
5
15
31%
19%
35%
a
%
1
26
~27
31%
20
34
27
26% Mar 26
74% Feb
31Tb
19%
35%
24
54%. Jun
119% Sep
25% Jan
31T
20
Jun
120% Jan
2
10,200
31
19%
May
30
8% Jan
5%
30 %
34%
56% Feb
6
-
'
62
12
31Tb Jan
6,500
340
v
5
41
65% Jan
_
*333
5%
8
July 10
7
45% Dec
340
5
52 % Mar 31
25% Feb
105
*330
5 Tb
a
16
64% Mar
340
5'b
,
54 T
30
8
*330
5%
42%
22
14
7,200
340
12
Jan
73V4Apr
30%
89%
43%
34% Jan
47% July 10
53 'b July
1
89
33%
41
American
48% July
30
5 %
30'%
40
2
May 19
a
88%
20
10
9
7
16,500
30 7
88%
24
19%
*183
prefcrred_100
American International Corp
1
25
23%
307ii
88 Ta
23%
43 Tb
July 16
29% Dec
2
140% Jun
6
7
23
31%
88Tb
55%
American
13% Jun
8
Feb
July
59% Apr
98
2
48% Apr
35% Jan
84
92% May 7
Apr 22
27
Jan
22% Jan
18% July
20% Jan
19
43% Jan
May 12
184% July
101
20% Jan
157
35% Apr
Feb
14% Jan
23%
30%
90%
11%
Chicle
30
5%
No par
Chain & Cable
2
23%
31%
88%
*332
30%
1
American
18% Oct
5'b
24%
30%
90
340
53%
American
55% Dec
2
23%
31%
89%
124
42%
American
40% Nov 20
11% Jan
30%
*334
121
56
May 29
65% Apr 28
28% July
24%
122
11%
61
31
24 %
120
42 %
American
9
Apr 21
120
11%
44
Sep 22
123
118
55
2
30% Dec
121%
5
7
42
38% Mar 17
17
2
53
100
Inc
44'% Mar
24
2
6,100
29%
51%
No par
B
40% Mar
Feb
12
2,300
119%
120
33%
29%
52
Amerada
60% Jan
25
14% Jan
6,100
53
33
29%
51%
,32%
5,500
No par
Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common__No
Amalgamated
29% May 14
20 % Feb 11
14% Mar 18
39% Jan
32% Feb
19% Jan
26,600
29%
52%
33%
29
54
5
47% Jan
17
33%
29%
33%
29
52%
1
15
84
X32%
33%
28%
54%
18
29
19
6
10,500
a
33%
preferred
10
96% Mar
16%
100
51
3
16%
common
36% Jun
Sep
167
31%
42% Jan 21
2
16%
American Broadcasting-Paramount
3% Jan
37% Sep
39% Jan
13,300
17
Co
Amerace
64% May 29
39% May 6
54% May 25
29% Feb
2
16%
Allied
5
30
33% Apr
160% Apr
Jan
17
28%
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical Corp
8
38% Jan
118
53%
54
16%
10%
1
53 %
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
0
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24'/a Jan
17
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13)6% Feb
17
22%
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Aluminium Limited
52
13,400
127
22%
54%
100
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
74%-
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22%
52%
1
8
45
July
56% Apr
127'
22
52%
2
8
25% Oct
19% Feb
19
9
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22%
51
Inc
July
2
33% Jan
13
July
127
22
50%
Corp
prior preferred
Kid
*120
Shares
43%
22%
Corp_.
convertible
Allied
73%
49%
common-,
109% July
16
27 % Apr
8
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12
21
14% Jan
85% Jan
34% Jan
11
6%
*43%
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32%
preferred A
conv
43%
73%
22
J2
Amalgamated Leather
33% Feb
81
4
26Tb Feb
76
31
9
52% Jan
82% July 28
30% Dec
2
May. 14
21% Mar 20
17
48*2 Jan
$4
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28%
preferred
5 % CU
30
43%
73%
50%
1
Alleghany Corp
29
123
5
•10% Jun
55% Dec
6
22% May 19
91-% Jan
2
27*
2
16
15Tb Jail 21
17
4% r'o
125
73
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pfd 1951 series
Gas
Inc
Jun
44% Apr 17
59% July 2
102
Apr
8
20% July
l
10
Jan
Jun
Alabama
Aldens
r
the Weelr
22%
1
Alco Products
8
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-
Friday
July 10
No par
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industries
J
206% Apr
14
92
A
8
May 11
102
32% Jan 28
44% Jan
7
96
30
13% Apr
2
43% Oct
2
84
29
Jan
Jan
22% Apr
35% July
28
93
160
Dec
57
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
35
12
18
36% Jun
6% Mar 19
30
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73%
Sales for
Thursday
July 9
____10
Air Reduction Inc common
conv
125
43%.
22
Aeroquip Corp
4.50%
72%
PRICES
50
1
Co___
Addressograph-Multigraph
Apr 22
73%
SALE
July 8
25
Admiral Corp
328
2
Dec
ll 5.4 Jan
July
12
—_
91% Mar 10
3
315% Apr 30
3% Feb
9
24% Jan
J£&
120
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niGII
Wednesday
i
.
29 % May 11
33 T a Mar 30
2
79% Feb
May 19
ACF Industries Inc__
43%
73—
*
100
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc__
Acme Steel
9
_
convertible preferred
Vending Corp
V
ABC
7
11
Jan
4%
^
2
Nov
7-
Abbott Laboratories common—-*—5
33% July
2
*43%
AND
Tuesday
July 7
July 6
i
19
33% Oct
-
Abacus Fund
Feb
97
33
3
Pur
23% Jan
82
Oct
24
23% Jun
24% Jan
»
Apr
56
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
47 %
9
24
1G2% Jan
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6.25
6,500
—No par
*91%
93%.
92%
92%
21.80
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
40%
39%
40
39%
40
3,700
10
30%
31%
30%
31 %
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
12,100
93 Tb
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93%
-
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50
15
%
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, July 13, 1959'
.
(164)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Year 1058
15
44% Dec
2
Jan
29
49 y2 Feb
11
4374 Jan
2
35
16
4074 Jan
26
23
7
67 Vt Dec
4
19
12 74 Feb
10
24% Dec
31
22% Jan
2
39>/4 Dec
Nov
3
39% Apr
80
41% Aug
25
Feb
22
.6% Apr
3% Jan
7974 July
7
6474 May
7
40
Armour &
24
86
22
23
27% Feb
6% Jan
9
2
Jan
May
105
96
67
8
Al vin
Industries
Ashland
18
Jun
26
Feb
13
57
Jun
10
107.7
5
8874 Jan
2
28
327a July
8
107'aMar
4
5%
19
7174 "Apr 24
31
2774 Jan
18
9% Jun
3974 -Jan
2
47<
81
9
92:
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1074 Dec
2
974 Jan
•9y4 Jan
86% Jan
10
4174 Nov
10
8
Feb 28
92
July
2
53 7'a Dec
30
4774 Feb
Feb 25
4574 Nov
13
43 Va Jun
24
6% Jan
2
2
6'4 Jun
1574 Jun
17 7'a Aug
23
7% Jan
2
16% Jan
8
2874 Dec
19
217
12% Aug
i% Jan
6
29 Va Dec
2
13% Dec
30
11
25% Apr
10 Va Jan
3% Jan
9
10% Nov 21
Jun
•7
30
Avco
7
12% Jun
8
1
Babbitt (B T) Inc—
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Apr
Jun
24
Jan 20
30 %
Feb
9
974 Jan
2
15
Nov
3
13% Jan
6
17% July 10
6
45
Nov
6
13% Jan
8
49% Mar 11
95
4
Sep
Dec
85
105% July
18
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3
30
41% Feb
7
45% Oct
6
45% Apr
7
63 % Nov
13
61
29% Jan
2
Oct
29
48
66;
19
25
Jan
20
Jan
6
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64
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64% Oct 22
51 Va Jun
16% Jan
6
30% May
7
23% Jan
30% May 11
45'A Apr
8
58
Dec
4
52% Jan
66% Feb
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36
Dec
10
31
Dec 23
23
16% Jan
7
33% Jan
3
127
9
20
Jan
Jan
23
95
Jan
5
8
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2
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36% Jan
7
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5
Dec 29
19
May 22
80 % Jan
13
30% Oct 29
28 Va Jan
2
36% Oct
Dec
35% Jan
2
31
9
44
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2
137/a Dec 17
13% Jan
5
25
23% Aug 27
19
Feb
26
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17% July
Va Apr 24
92 Va Jan 13
58
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Sep 22
93
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10
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4
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16
89J
24
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16
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6'
Jan
45
66
24
48
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18
52
18
2
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H Jan 2
Jan
Jan~~13
36%
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143
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6
17
9
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5
\
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9
Jan
2
76
Dec
12
70
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12
53
Jan
23
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6
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30
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2
59% Dec
9
3714 Oct 28
18
1
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36
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6
1551
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17% Apr
3
831 July
2
71% July 10
22'
July
9
Jun
15
2
35
20% Jun
5
24% Apr
Jan
8
19% Jail
34
22% Oct
10
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
2
19
Dec
18
16
46% Jan
5
Nov
21
70% Feb
10
81% July
2
31
37% Feb
9
45% July
8
5
85
Jan
16
76% Feb
3
81% Apr
2
60% Dec
31
59
Jan
6
1774 Oct
24
10
23
74% Sep
48 y« Jan
78
6
25% Apr
14
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6C% Mar 17
3
2
33% Jan
4874 Aug 11
30
3G% Oct
5V4 Jan
2
9
267a Jan
2
44
13
6
22
13
Oct
82
Dec
78
13
1261
Jun
Feb
July 10
July
85
26
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82
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92
29
68
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5
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4974 Dec
31
497a Jun
18
11V4 Jan
2
1774 Dec
30
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8
427a Jan
Dec
Jan
21
59% Jan
8
347b Jan
19
60
19
57% Jan
6
12
5374 Nov 21
47 74 Jan
2
13
30
Dec
10
2874 Jail
6
10474 July 2
3374 Mar 1(5
25
Jun
26
33% Oct
3
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3574 May 28
1374 Jan
2
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31
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8
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7874 Jun
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59
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1
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$5
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23
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18
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Co
974 Feb 28
13% Jan 27
207a Apr
8
974 Jan
1574 Oct
3&
1474 Jan
217-1 July. 2
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4
7
8
437a Dec
17
347a Jun
9
457h Mar 18
7
28% Dec
2
2474 Jan
5
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10
40% Nov
6
34% May
5
40
3% Jan
15
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14
26
8
16% Mar
5
Jun
Mar
5
2
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'
20
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98
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9
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10
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6
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31
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45
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81
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page
9
Jan
5
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15
109
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10
26
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46% Jun 26
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21
24
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31%
17,800
79
27
77 %
27
49
77%
27%
491U
1%
39%
39%
59%
4%
2274 Jan
2774 Apr
5014
37%;
74%
94%!
*81
5:;
Burlington Industries Inc com——1
10
May
8314 May
13
83
49'4
*82
...
5
preferred—,
2
74 Jan
-
—5
common
16
76
83
49%
:
83%
83%
83%
5,900
95
94
94
93 74
*82
133,500
49
48%
49
48%.
48
95
i«J,7«
11V*
21
—No par
par
18%. Sep
1674 Dec
17
17%
47'
RR—
par
2
787:4 Oct
.
1—No
Pipe
Buckeye
Jan
80% Apr
26' ,
•49
1-%
39%
39%
58%
Bnmswick-Balke-Collender—No
10
3
177 a
94%
55%
38 •,
16%
77
1
Forge
6474 Jan
41
17'%
*51%
Buffalo
67
407,:
1514
43 3;
21
2
41
151,,
15%
40%.
157„
47%
'201
27,600
407i,
24%
25'%
•
9,400
97a
97a
97k
914
,
13,800
170,500
40
52%
3774 Jan
62— Mar 10
10'«
9%
10',,
40%
52%
94% May 27
68% Jan
4
42%
1
12
15%
a
8
10
14 3
15%
a
Jail
70
Apr
6274 Dec
37
14%
9
327» Apr
25
367a
14%
J
35
41
*92%
37
A
800
300
23
*22
"
63 3 V
39
38
16%
19%
73%
x22%
22 7a
-
3,300
36%
*52%
83%
*82
38%
*40%
18 V,
147a
48 %
61%
59
_1
86
177a
15%
*82
*95
96%
27% ' 2814
100
2.50
86
1874
3711,
—
94
;.
■
85
37
47%
50%
36%, 36;
47% 48
52
52.%.;
'-'197
200 ,: ,
800
16
2.,
xl5%
56
19,300
37 %
10
53:%,*;.
26%
26%
5,100
23
39%
64
35
130
a
Xl7%
'
14%,
64
35
53
,.
20%
35%
-'9%. lO'/a
36% V 39%
15% 16
46% 4.7% .
93% 94%
83
03 .r
48% 49%
1
84
19%
'22%
23
15'%
351
—3
8174
82%'
61a
*15%
85
15;'ii
83',
15%
82
6%
13%
6
15-4
19:%,
15%
82
7a
15%
6%
15%
15 'a
80%
*79
6%
0%
6%
6 7a
521
90
Mar 26
800
58%
44 7
10
Feb
82'
874
CI'34
123%
24
5G
82%
'51%
Oct
63
81:%
42 la
33'4 Dec
2
81
>:157r,
43%
2
3
12,200
82
45' a'
%
58%
i9
Corp——13
preferred*^—
Jan
2
85,000
10%
10
45
58%
—No par
—;
27
Jan
32 74
10%
457a
-813 4
45-%
Brown Shoe Co Inc15
17
22% Jan
90
3 I'll,
.
10
45 'a
•1
250
5974
-
2074 Apr 30
7014 Feb 27
4674 Dec
28
32%
32
4 4%
2,600
.
58%
07 a
-—3.50
Briggs & Strattori Corp
l-_—3
Bristol-Myers Co common—__2.50
When
issued——
442.50
37474 preferred
loo
Brooklyn Union Gas
...
lo
Brpwn & Bigelow
a.'
—— — 1
6574 July 10
40
53 7'a Jan
32'a
i
4431
Briggs Manufacturing Co
8
1214 Jan
40'% Jan
317a
Airways Inc——2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common—-—5
4%% convertible preferred^.—50
44% May 25
5374 Jun
8 74 May 12
18
2,600
^
58 %
Branii'i'
1774 Mar 13
45% Jan 13
74 Sep 25
Va Nov
5V<>
6
27% Jan
Jun
1174 Jan
1274 Dec 10
27% May 21
3874 Jan
6
21
3274 Oct 23
2
18% Apr
6% Jan
31%,
79
Co
Maine
5:
Common
5
1574 Jan
Mar 26
76 3.,
83
.'No par
Amcr_2.50
3%%, preferred-—!
24
Boston
7% Jan
103%
7634
81%
Co
10
Bliss & Laughlin Inc..2.50
Bliss (E Wi Co
—1
Boeing Airplane Co .—a—
"
„_5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp——5
Bond Stores Inc
_
.—..1 '
Eook-ol'-the-Month Club Inc^—_1.25
Borden Co i.
115""
Borg-Warner Corp comniou^.—,.5
May 14
39 Va Dec
60% Jan
55'a
103%
767a
85%
Blaw-Knox
21
18% July 28
58 >/a Oct 30
2
77%
46.7i«
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
2
25
14% Jan
55 74
104%
i%
77
44"%;
-
9
17% Feb
21% Jan
127/s Jan
34 y« Feb
10% Jan
1.
56Va July 10
30]'4 Jun 18
2474 Mar 31
11
Mar 23
59% July
Jun
6% Jan
•6
1
43% May 28
49% May 11
140
12
159% Jun
2
Apr
41% Apr
3G% Jan
34% Jun
2
3G% Dec
6
'
557a
103
105
76%
1.900
11,600
41%
Bendix Aviation Corp
—
—_5
Beneficial Finance Co common
_1
5% preferred
_^„50
Benguet Consolidated Inc
-1 peso
Best & Co Inc
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co
,_40c
Bethlehem Steel (Del) common
8
7 '/o preferred
—
—J.TOO
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com„5
4%te pfd series of 1951———100
May 14
3
12
27% Dec
14%
55 %
i
103
104
103
34%—
13%
i%
14%
55'
55 %
55%
55%
21 %
34%.
1474
34%
14
14%
21%
3574
13
21*%%
_
•;
■
74% Dec
10
2
»
14%
14V, '
i*
44% Apr
18% Jan
820
22%
78 74
—
23%
11%
191
—
79'a
10%
45 3 4
„
200
79%
*22%
'21%
30%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp..
_._lo
Bclding-IIemiuway —.
1
1
Bell Aircraft Corp—.:
1
Bell & Howell Co common———5
4V4% preferred—100
9
24% May 11
74% July 6
95v May
5
447 i;
if'.,
10
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd.
100
Beech Aircraft Corp—,
———„r
Beech Ci'eek RR—_ '
!—50
9
Feb
84]
14% Feb
90
6
:74
80
..10
100
....
4%% preferred—
Bcauuit Mills Inc———.—
Bcckman Instruments Inc,
40% Apr 23
42] Apr. 10
43% Jan
2
May 19
28% Jan
2
36
July
13,100
46
79%
*83
Beatrice Foods Co common
-12,50
3% 71% cony prior preferred——100
7
Jan
83
29
July
44
178
40 Va Dec
2
Jan
18
29
Jun
<
53 ;
200
9
Jim
104
10% Jan
2
18y« May 16
73% Jan
3
93
49
28 % Jan
7
Aug 22
47% Sep
174
3
Jan
38% July
Feb
27
27
45%
44%
44
Baltimore & Ohio common
—
100
4% noncumulative preferred
100
Bangor <& Aroostook Kit
—
l
Barber Oil Corp——„
—10
Basic Products Corp
.
l
Bath Iron Works Corp
_lo
Bausch <& Lomb Optical Co—lo
Bayuk Cigars Inc.,.
„No par
8
40!
1
Jun
8
45
20%
81
31
Baldwin-Lima-IIamilton
Baltimore Gas. & Elec com—No par
4%% preferred series E,
100'
4c/o preferred series C.,
100
S
89% Jun
50% July
9
34 % May
22% Apr
101% Feb
10
Jun
83
Feb 21
95
Corp—
70,500
11%
9%
_l
.
29%
21%
4
30'
20
prior pref ($1.20 >
28 %
46
77%
..20
1774 May 25
Conv
28%
45%
'
Automatic Canteen Co of
7'a
58%
Co
7
84% Jan
34
Powder
27%
58%
comjmon
preferred
29
41% Jun
86
common
Austin Nichols common
9
Jun
8
5%
Atlas
20.700
No par
-
.
78
58 %
series B preferred
2474 Feb 16
2 7 74 Jan 13
37% July 8
27
16 7a May
a
Coast Line RR
$3.75
July 10
86:
preferred
Atlas Corp
26
11
16% I' eb
27
5
72 % Sep 22
2574 Dec 19 ~ '
4'%
3
8% Jan
16
68 7a Jan
8
8% Aug
1474 Jan
Atlantic Refining
807a Mar
1
78 74 July
Jan 15
90
7874 Oct 29
Atlantic
5374 Apr 17
17
27% Jan
34
Apr.15
6
62% May 25
Jan
77'1,
27%
j
77
..0.50
100
Atlantic City Electric Co com.
78
451
77
preferred.. 10
35 7a
77 7'a
20%
107
Topcka & Santa Fe—
——lo
non-cumulative
35 74
79%
11 %
55%
1C
5.000
35%,
77%,
4
102
Common
23
Dec
28 74 Dec
2
17 y« Jan
Investment Co..'—'.
Associates
35
21
14 %
100
preferred
47r'i,
35
21%
34 3
series. No par
5
79 4
'73%
2,900
47
35
36
+
Shares
47%
47 %
47%,
July 10
23
21%
.1
1st
5.25'1
79%.
-
Common
Mar 31
a
45 %
25 %
2.50
common.—]
Associated Dry Goods Corp-—
44
100
27 %
a
11%.
.1
—
Inc
ASR Products Corp
14% Jun
79%
76%
*21
——5
Refining
Oil A;
35'
451
No par
Inc
2nd preferred $1.50
40% May 19
11
1074 Jan
Nov 19
46 V*
94% Jan
287'a Apr
2
—25%Maylr>
317a Feb
10% Aug
Jan
29
2
1074 July
10
34% Dec
12
9
—19—Jan
Dec" 30"
19%
17 74 Jan
37 71,
79%
.5
1
-
Industries
Artloom
27
8
—
Arnold Constable Corp
Mar 16
23% Jun
8
F«*T25
IS
——'
Co common
July y
the Week
Friday
July 9
4 6'4
46%
40%
26 %
10
__
preferred!
$3.75
7
74 Apr
23
Jan
4711
77 "a
No par
.
,
Co
Armstrong Cork
May 25
7774 Jun
20
Argo Oil Corp.,
Armco Steel Corp
7
30% Feb
-9
May
3574 Feb
17
90
May 5
22% Sep 29
27% Sep
2
7
Jun
46%
36%.
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
July 7
July 6
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monthly
STOCK
NEW IfOKK
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Iiif« ft
.
r
Volume
190
Number
5863
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range fur previous
Year 1958
Lowest
.10% Jan
Lowest
19% Dec
7
41% Dec 17
37% Feb
10
46% Dec
39% Apr
96! 2 Jun
1
8
16% July
13
94 Va Apr
9
25 & Jan
2
39% Jan
13
32% Jan
2
38% Jan
..
Jan
3
47
2
31 % Nov
20
28
13
43% Dec
19
38% Jan
103
12
July
38% Dec
3
29
20% Jan
19
%
Jan
•14% Apr
May 13
("76% Dec 11
72
Jan
40% July 10
2
5% Jan
1;
July
55 Ya Apr
119% Jun
14
7
12
Aug
92% Nov
Aug 28
101
Apr
26
7
46% Jan
5
12
7% Apr
98% Jan 12
41% July 8
33% JUly
7
125% May 13
2
30% Dec
16
27
118% Nov
5
117
4
Jan
16
29% Jun
17
Jan
5
81% Dec
17
78% Jan
7
38% Dec
15
38
Jury.
Jan
2
19% Jun
9
18% Jan
2
20
22% Dec
9
9% Jun
21% Apr
27
Dec
31
13
Jan
5
22
Jan
3
52
Oct
30
41
Jan
30
53
72% Mar 19
78
Aug
8
71% Feb
17
77
,44
'
14
16
15
,
Jan
7
19% Dec
16
18% Feb
9
28
Apr
7
33% Dec
30
30% Jun
24
93
Sep
17
31% Jan
; 17%
104% Jun
10
19
42% Dec 31
7
Jan
3
3
8% Jan
26
6
23
14% July 7
8% Jan 12
28% Jan 16
15% Mar 11
12
50% Mar
3
2
Nov
3
28
Jan
91
2
Jan
28
17% Jan
7
31% Jan
2
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
39% Nov 12
2
33% Nov
4% Jan
3
Jan
% Jan
77% July
9
50% Feb
Jun
9
99
35% Jan
20% Jun
17
33
Jun
2
Mar
Cliadhourn
Gotham
7
Chain
4
42% Jan
Chance
5
23% Apr
13
19
27% Jun
16
36% Jan
5
8
xll% Jan
15
17% Mar 23
34% Feb
Chcmway
18
42% Jun
66% Jan
2
Chesapeake Corp of
38
Oct
22
7
69% Nov 21
17
Apr
109% Nov 20
9% Mar 14
16
Sep
108
24
Jan
74% July
5
1
118% Feb
11
3
17% Mar 19
26% Jan 10
33% Sep
3
8
35% July 10
49% Nov
14
44% Jun
9
53
31% Jan
43
17
40% Feb
9
3%%
44% Mar 30
2
11 % Jan
2
45% Jan
10
12% Jan
2
Oct
18% Apr
Feb
32
9% Jan
44
Dec
10
30
15% Oct
10
25
Apr
59% Oct
7
13
Apr
Jan
26% Jun,
50% Feb
8
83
Oct
7
99
Sep
12
35% Dec
30
32% Jun
22
13
35% Jun
130
67
Sep
2
62
Dec
9
17
155
Nov
28
76
Dec
55
Dec
Jujy 18
37% Feb
-
25
95
Sep
22
59
Oct
8
34% Sep
15% Jan
32
10
64% Aug
37
Feb
5
Jan
6
Jan
15
98% Jan
2
134
97
Dec
12
64%
66
64%
65%
63'a
65
64
65
14%
14%
14?n
10%
10? 4
107;,
*107a
11%
11
11
38 %
38 To
38?8
1,100
39
14 '/a
37%
38%.
37
14%
38
13,200
17%
79%
19,400
4%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14 Va
14
14'/a
78
77%
78
77%
78
4,700
6
52,700
5
76
4?i
77 %
5
;*75%
"42'
par
1
22
1
94
94
40
42%
41%
42
5,400
\ 21? a
4
21 ?4
22%
21%
34%
22%,
34%
34%
34 7a
23%
34%
33%
42%
17%
18%
18
18'a
17%
18
31
32?
32%
32%
32 Va
33%"
34,000
14'%
24,800
13%
14%
115
No par
14
13%
14%,
13?i,
14
13%
39
39
39%
39? is
38",
39
72%
72 %
13%
39%
:CJ9
25
*38%
727 a
T3^a
73 ?o
74? a
74
.118%
*115
118%
16%
-114
16%
118%
'115
17%
17
•>17 V*
17%
17%
33%
34 %
17Vi
17%
4,100
l5cl~60
34'%
34%
34 'a
35 Va
35%
35 Va
48
35%
48
35%
48 '/2
3,040
49%
49
50
Ry
com
50'/a
49
49%
48%
48
41
41
3,200
16%
?V
9,300
34? 4
12,800
36
33%
*31%
33
33
18
"17
2
24
25
Jun
Full
Chock
No par
g
A,
2
7
27
32%
*31?i
17
17
17%
1'7%
*17
29%
29%
30' 1
29 %
30%
29
70%
6.9
71
70 %
717a
697;i
71 Vb
33%
34
33%
34%
34
34%
34? a
34%
84? it
84
84%
98
9'7?4
97%
44%'
63
5%
Mar 20
12
Jun
38% May
63
Feb
136 % Jail
6
25
84-%
84: i>
*97%-
.
84%
98
*97'
a
45%
45%
44%.
44 7
<•3%'
64%'
63%
63 7 a
63'a
64 "a
54:,.j
20%
54
20%
54? a
20 %
21
Hl'%
104
*101 %
48%
48
*47%
48
54 %
104
55
May 25
f«ouhr Ry Co com—log
1774
18 %
4,000
8574
857:,
5,500
*152
160
*152
160
*152
160
*152
*78
83
*78
83
*78
83
*78
47
47%
94
.
78
47? a
48%
4774
48
95
95
94%
95
94
95
94%.
95
62
361
36%
53
.
61%
61"«
hi
36' 1
■36%.
38%
37%
38? a
36
53
52%
52
52%
52?
133%
7181%
98
134
*90
—No par
147%
No par
-T000
comfaon_. —1
2 9''a
40%
73
78
par
27%
27'
No par
27%
29%
28%
49 %
501
49%
Intermit'] Corp
148%.
'-'147%
149
147%
*1000
13? V
69
48
34%
23% Jan
2
32?a Jun
33
Dec
10
30% Pet,
9
467'a Jan
3
65
Oct
24
2
15% Nov 20
57'% Dec 30
54?4 Jan
14% Jan
14
10% Jan
41% Jan
~2
96
12
106
May
105% Aug 20
112
Jun
Sep
4
Jan
4
Jan
<
2
55% Jan
,
2
64
5
95'/a Jun
23
20
105% Jun
17
112% Feb
8% Jan
2
6?'a Feb
10
14% Jan
18
11?^ Jan
14
Nov
17
43
Jan
2
44% Jan
65
Dec
31
Gl?u Jun
10
6
15% Jun
25% May
24
Sep
15
108% Jun
4
27% Feb
24
19% Jan
2
5It/ £ec J5
14V4 Jan
2
26% Dec
13% Jan
15% Jan
8
40 ?4 Jan
13
23 J/2 Jan
2
30
3
Seo
14
Dec
30
93
Sep
Oct
2
Jan
86
Sep
27% Jan
99
Jun
3374 Feb
33% Feb
23 V, Jan
7
10
2
40 Va Jan
2
81% Oct 30
For
19
22
2
Conde
Nasi.
Mills
8
footnotes
Publishing Co—No
'
$5
Corp
Edison
Con Sol
2
Of
27VaJulylO
5774 Feb 24
99
Feb 26
92
Jan
22
30% Nov
96
6
Apr 10
49% Der
31
Feb 25
60?k Nov
95
10
25% Jun
25
29?k Jan
Jar,
23
44Va Jun
18
92% May
52?k Mar
89
102'% July
9
see
8
2
Consolidated
Foods
Gas
Corp
RR
107'% Apr 27
96
par
1
5
10
pfd_T-_100
_No
preferred
a100
Baking Co common—_5
$5.50 preferred
Oct
9
21% Jun
18
23V«Apr 20
5%
26.
34-"% '
60
'
37%
35
35
13,700
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37'a
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19
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2,400
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27
27
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27
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320
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79
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common
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^
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par
15%
13%
15"%
15%
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157k
25
22%
22 "a
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48%
24?k
26%
56
67%
48%
48 "4
26%
16-
18%
67
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39 3 a
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35%
18%
67
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67
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par
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26%
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32,100
24%
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11,700
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40
a
27%
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2
58%
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22
100
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63
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24%
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58
46%
50
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37%
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preferred
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39
38
48%
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50
46%
37%
'
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coin-
19%
96%
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147,900
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18%
96
19*,
8%
18%
13
13%
56%
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64
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94%
92
,
par
.
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100
5,800
a
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58?k Jan
'
6%
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96
No par
of
39,900
77
68
'
59
20Va
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40
46%
.
22%,
37
,
109
20
8%
18%
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12
6
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387 a
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.
34% ' 34%
37%
x37
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
25
13
47'a
34%
$4.50 preferred
44?k Jun
Apr
of
40%
1
*49
60
:
*67
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Consumers Power Co
-
4Ur'>V
18?','
19
69
47
34%
96
Consolidated Laundries Corp_
Consolidated Natural Gas_
78'/a
Jun
-J-No
preferred '——
2
May
13 % Oct
23
16
18?a
*67
110
N Y com--.-No par
Consolidated
6
99?4Mar 10
•
.
59%
59%
*58
20%. 20%
8
8%
18%
19%
13
13Va
53
57
63 Va
64
101% 102'%
10
1
Consol
19
*49'. 1
96
Consol Electrodynamics Carp50c
Consul Electronics Industries
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Gl?4 Feb 25
23
43%
109
—1
Consolidation Coal Co
Jun
30
100
—;
2
93% Jan
28%
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preferred
6
92'% Jun
58%
5859%
Co eom-i_25
Complomcler Corp
Jan
84
28%
59%
Jan
28
28?,,
59%."
39
Feb
291 is
15%
25
Apr 21
28%
62%
32
Ap.r 25
29%
15%
52% May 22
^9
! 27?
63?V '
13
Feb
26%
15?i
21
in] *9
9
77
27%.
62"4
preferred
120
*1000
27
15?+.•
33
217k Jan
13,000
26%
62?i-
12"-
15
23
150%
1
37%
5 25-%
*
l[148 %
78
13%
4.64%
9
25
1
'
26:t
~
77",
62
Cone
Mar
4,300
38?
57%
12% Jun
ni.
1
Congolumn-Nairn Tne_——...No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp-_„
1
•
%
98
78
1'0
1
-28
52
14,300
134
40'r.
1
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42?« Apr 29
50% July 2
1
52 %
*90
1000
73
27%
27
a
39?
79
Commercial. Solvents
6
106% Feb
40%
Coinhusl.lon Engineering Inc
Commercial Credit"Co——
2 ;
39% Jan
,34'c
193« July
3
58
.5
14?4 Jun
9
0
29
System- lnc-I
22
JaD
47% Jun
6
18"% May
!
39-a
.79
151
90
150
36%
*1327,
98
1
530
Ry—
Columblnp Carbon Col—-—No par
Container
Jan
8% Apr
& Southern
••
50
noncumulative
cni/T?
29
tec 31
coin.
Columbus A Southern Ohio Elcc
64% May 28
68% Jan 21
5
27
Iron
A:
183a Jun
18
85
17
Fuel
20% Dec 29
May 15
48 Va Jan
92
18
100
Apr
Alkiiiaii Corp.—l__No
preferred series B..
$4:25
20
6
^__No par
Coluinbia
•
38% May 18
.67% July 10
18% Mar 11
97'a Nov 21
48
7'/a Jan
4%
Co
preferred'
5%%
Mar 23
Apr
101% Apr
9% Nov 26
16 Va Sep 29
a% Jan
-
•
5
29% Jan
101
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
51% Mar 23
387a Jan 26
17
52%
124
148"
10,700
62
134
148?.'i
10
%
37
3574
*90
*1000
47%.
17
52 %
a
*617a
*30 V,
37%
98
*90
68
-
36 "a
133
132%
98
Pictures. common5
preferred —No par
.
July 10
74
*36
01%
3? "4
61%
37%
38 %
j
160
78
48
62
96%
*152
83
47%
62
38',4
160
47%
47
94%
62
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.
1,100
17?;,
85%
|jrcferrcd„l()o
Coca-Cola Co
24% Mar 23
5
12
48,%
17?«
46%
44% Jan
481%
104
85%
21%
65% Jun
48%
110
17%
46%
16
48
670
88 7 «
22%
497/a Dec
5,700
48
46%-
37% Nov
23,800
54%
47%
%
22
73% Nov 28
55%
20 '4
55 Va
20%
46%
2
11,800
*101%
22%
19%
17
64 7a
21
22
May 23
63? 4
104
40%
Jan
-7,900
20 Va
10
30%
44'%
*101%
(his
31% Jan
433 4
21
Columbia
63
44%
64%
54%.
98
104
24?a Mar 13
9
19,700
84
9774
20%
1st pfd
100
Broadcasling Systeui-2.50
9
34 3 «
83%
*101 %
'a
Columbia
Jun
x34 Ytt
■
17%
'90
Colorado
17
91,200
86%
i: 2%
Collins A.
20 Va Jun
71
'
Colorado
30
6,800
17%
—100"
28% Mar 11
23% Dec 22
400
297i,
89%
-.100
30
20 % Dec
a
Electric Ilium eom__—15
Pcalmrly A, Co com
27
2
70 %
200
17%
17%
preferred
27
2
%
87%.
2nd preferred---—-
43% Apr
Jan
29
17%
7%
82
5
i,
87
4%
151
14
*16%
29 3
12,200
•
17%
16
9
Feb
33%
17
Va
19,300
84%
5
Co——
27
96
Apr
hi
45%">
63 7,1
:No par
—
nojicmnidftt.lvo
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98
■45%
.—JO
__
84
'
$4.50 preferred
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Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%-gld—_50
Special guaranteed 4slock—50
Clevlle Corporation
_]
20
39
*84
*97%
Coup—_-—No par
Equipment
Cleveland
%
■
Corp.-—
City Stores Co
Clark
CCC & St
■%
Electric—
Co
Products
'
69%
11.50
T 'Financial
City
-
32%
34
a
23%
—
2
34%
35%
%
35%-
.
1
City Investing Co ebminmi——5
•5 Vii'fo
preferred
__ioo
19
35%,
*32%
_____2——2—100
pioferred
„_]00
Service
"41%
34%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—10
26
27%
■
35
41
25
—
Gas
271
joo
O'Nuts Corp.
Chrysler Corp
28
Jan
%
44 %
Jan
16
13,100
35 3 4
65 % Feb
2
1-2%
118%
36
10.1
8
Jan
800
*115
118:%/
737a
36
4
Jan
39
73
36?a
2
35
74%
35? 4
Jun
57
4
4,300
28?h
55% Jan
29
a
'/a
81
31
8,100
18%
31%
34%
30
Oct
34%
18 '.1
30%
63% Feb 20
48% May 7
65
17,600
43 3 4
22
38 % Dec
1.300
19%
50% Mar 11
9
'
421/4
31%
20
24
41:%
*93
18%
preferred—100
coin
94 Va
41?i
22 '
41%
30%
j
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Z ZZZ5
common
94
42%
35%
24%.
—1.25
94
x21%
42%
22%
42
22 %
V,t
43 %
95
47 % Jan
Jan
*41%
2,300
42%
8
46
41%
75%
95
23% Jan
37% Dec
75 %
42%
15
6
5%
75%
a
43%
30
43% Nov
5%
75 7
43' 'j
43
25 % Dec
20
5
77%.
,
94
"■
94
23% Dec
43% Jan
1.700
77%
18
24
14%
14
4%
76
14 •%
.78
77
.
5
73
1%
;
RR
15%
28
Coca-Coin
Jun
10,000
14'i
10%
63 %
14%
65 %
14%
10%
39%
"a
119% Feb
8
2,400
3,300
10
15%
35% Jun 19
77
July 10
21% Jan
7
86% May
180
43%
28%
38%
par
Oct 28
13% Mar 18
77
93%
43
35 ?i,
Jan
88
93
*28%
44 ?a
Feb
130% May 14
31
43'
30%
93
.
28
18% Jau
23
May 27
132% Dec
43
29%
93
2,800
34
89% July
9
22
66
93
42%
30%
93
32 3 4
43%
49% Mar
28
127
93
42?i
28%
*91 %
100
5,700
32%
28
165
Jan
32? a
35%
27% Mar 20
8
Apr
24% Jan
32%
44
10
35
33%,
2Q^v
103 % Jan
9
46
32 7 a
19?4
34%
37
24
19
33%
19
43? a
30
30
Dec
19%
28!
47% Jun
53
19%
33
35
12
25% Dec
33%
78%
43%
4 %'■/,
2
32%
*76%
28%
12
2
Jan
78%
34%
102% Jan
Jun
*76 %
20
42
12
61% July
76%
19%
27%
44% Jun
4
10
76%.
20
29
4%; preferred
76
80
Xl9%
43%
Common
92
1,500
*76%
19%'
41%
16
11
3,300
52 3.1
Chicago Rock fs) & Par. RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cah
-No par
Cliickaslm Cotton Oil
—5
21
30
106% Mav 20
18%
5%. proferred-scries A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool.
17
72% May 20
1
Jun
18%:
52
600
32
4
152
18%
52
1,500
Jan
16% May
57% Jan
2,300
18
52
a
51,300
Cities
20% Oct
22%
18
53
19%
*51%
70'%
C I
2
22 ?4
177a '
52%
80
32%
64% July 10
15% Jan
22? i
1.9%
53 7
13
52%.
76%
4034
18% Jun
17
Feb
22%
22%
•
19%
70
91% Feb
Jan
22? a
*18%
317 a
10
15
22%
19%
40'%
Jun
43
19%
*18%
37'% Apr
37% Jan
10
102% Jun
19%
%
Zl
Paul A. Pno
38% Jan
2
6,700
22
91
38%.; 39%
*18%; 19%
52%
*
—40
97% Jun
14
5,400
39%
22%
.89.. :
19
70 ?a
64% Jan
Feb
89 ?4
39? a
88 %
"40%
33 Va
19
45% Dec
89%
40
.
4o:,:»
52% Jun
102
91%.
39%
87
70%
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
17
123%
91
40%
'18%
450
32%
27
14
*121 Va
40%
14
21
123%
70
46% Jan
Feb
11,100
*121%
:
33 ?«
59% Oct 27
10% Jan
123%
70
13
35% Jan
*121%
32%
Jan
102
123%
124
Yi
*40%
44% Feb
<
35,500
121%
32 ? a
22
„No par
Va
Western
Mihv SI,
2
44
40
31%
40 %
Chic
Jan
27
39%
32-'%
70
8
22
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
44% Oct 13
83
40%.
32 Va
93
"
28
preferred-
Cincinnati
28% Jan
93
39%
33'a
93
45% May 25
35% Jun 18
9
2
38
93
41 ?n
32"%
.
32%
36 % Mar 26
27
30% Jan
93%
39-1 a
33%
31%
19
31% Nov 28
93%
41
40%
40% Nov
31% Nov 28
2,600
11,000
70
32% Jan
7
7
118
70
71 % May 22
2
80
6%
110%
31%
33% July
5
24 % Mar 24
27
118
7
121
69%
2
63
19
19% Apr
14% Jan
*117%
7
117
30%
24% Jan
20
Nov
18% Jan
118
7
5% series A nonetim pl'd——
100
Chic & North Western corn__No
par
4
63% Oct
32
Jan
*117%
500,
119
116%
42
'
convertible
Great
5%
32,100
92%
Class A
Chic
23-%
620
Co-
Corp
East 111
23%.
29%
Corp
Chicago
16
25% Dec
18% Feb
7
Jan
30
23%
44?i
29
93r
19
Z~Zl
Corp
Chesaiieake & Ohio Ily
26
13 % Apr
25
Jan
Motors
20,800
42
Alrcrall, Inc
29
Checker
59?a
41%
Zno
21% Oct
Chemetron
118
58%
22%
-
58 ?«
44 "4
93
86%
9 50
Inc
89% Sep
15% Feb
12,300
57 Yb
,
*28%
32%
41
10
Vought
41?:,
45
29%
Champion Spark Plug Co—
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
9
40?a
3,900
29%
5
$4.50 prererred
25% Apr 17
41 ?a
105
44-'.'4
.92 %
Corp
Champion Pupor A. Fibre
Common
24
103
40'%
40%
100
Co
Belt
106
3,900
32%
85
hio
Co
9
45% May 28
4
Aircraft
4,300
40%
*18%
par
-
14Vb Dec
2
47% Apr
89
l
Cessna
390
36?;,
29
23%
7
97%
36%
5
Corp
Products
Certain-Teed
'■
57%
*117%
6%
*96 %
1
Pasco
25
Feb
23
6
90
14
27
83% Apr 29
37% Jun
24% Aug 14
u"55% Nov
Apr
16% Apr
de
22-3%
117%
97%
37
_i()
Central RR Co of N J
Central ,& South West
Corp
Central Violettn. Sugar Co_
Cerro
23%
118:
40 ?b
„50
_
Century Industries Co—— No
5
56%
6%
40%
93%
4123%
1
_
Central
,
57 '
116'%
40%
:1%
j
preferred—-Illinois Public. Service
7
115%;
12,700
23,200
40%
105
29%
118
17%
56%
40?'t
44%
.
22%
117%
16%
54%
*96%
.
42%
1
;
17?:
55r,a
39
Z~20
Co___ZZZZ 5
of Georgia Ry coiri-.No
5 % preferred series Jf—;
41%!
44%
29%
Shares
10%
30%
44%
the Week
54%
'
>
29%
Friday
July 1»
93%
_100
Corp common.:
17%
54%
23%
115
10
:
105%.": 106-%
42
44%
*29
57%
6%
.7
109%
41%
44 V,
29 V,
11714
—100
;
V*
35%
106
42'%
237a
12.50
,
25
31% Nov
7.
46% May 11
30% July
9
68% Apr 15
4% May 29
54
52
34
17
37% July 9
12% Jun 29
43% Jan 28
14% Dec 22
2
1% Jan
39% Jun
23% Feb
1
98
:<35%
56
2nd preferred i—
___joo
4%% conv preferred ser'es A_100
4%%
40%
x96%
107%
29
Central Hudson Gas &. Etee__ No
par
Central Illinois l.gt common
No par
27
55% Feb
6% Nov
20
23% Jan
99% Feb
36
44
Central
;
38% Mar 23
23
96%
35% '
1
common—__
preferred
Central Agulrre -Sugar
Central Foundry
Co
20
48% Nov
16
24% Mar
Jun
96 % "
99
42
——
5%
4
29% Sep
12% Sep
7
Jan
91
41
7%
Celotex
July 8
Apr 28
Apr
40% i
41%-
99
par
;
3
28
Aug 28
60% Dec 17
Mar 21
41% Jan
12
..22
41%
41%
Celanese Corp of Anitu- c(iiji_Zno
par
When issued ———No
-
Mar 23
-
54%
L-/U1 IJw-.
preferred
"
Apr
,..23% Mar
16%
52%
35%
v
9
44% Mar 20
7
2
UUJCUU
preferred
4.20%
91% July
Jan
17%
17%
54
106%
0 % c.'o 2nd preferred
Z-—
Caterpillar Tractor common
9
17% Jan
'26% Feb 28
,
7%
22
121
93% Feb
2
2
119% Mar 16
83% Jan 22
17%
50
-No par
Products.- Jne
Case (J I) Co
.
10
Jan
55% Jan
2
28
99 <v Jan
.
26% Feb
17%
—50
w
Carter
July 9
50%
10
10
Thursday
July 8
17%
a
Sales fr
Wednesday
50
5
59% July 10
6
Jan
Caiolina Power & Light
27
31% Jan
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
5
19
5
Tuesday
July 7
j
_
___
19
8
Jan
6
Inc_—__
Carborundum Co
IVIomlay
July 6
par
,
Carey (Philip) Mi'g Co
ZZZZZZZlO
Carolina Clinclificlcl & Ohio
Ry_Ioo
19
Jun
48%-Jan
9
May
110% Jan
6
117
,-Capital Airlines
5
41.% Jan
5
\ 41% Jun
23tf/a Aug 14
3
91
102 % Jan
LOW
YORK STOCK
exchange
23% Apr 10
56 % July 10
52% Feb 16
15
v;4'6>/4 Nov 20
3
101% Jan
8
35
"
NEW
Highest
2
3074 Apr
.24 ;
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
'102%
102%
104
-
92
•
*90
49 V,
49%
102%
102%
10,500
92
49%
103
-
.
2,300
290
33,600
48%
47%
48'4
81 '
79 Va
79 "2
140
15%
15%.
157k
15%
36,900
22
22
*21%
22%
500
& Steel—
common
convertible preferred
-
*22
23
no
22
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Monday, July 13, 1959
.
.
.
(166)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Jan
15
6
Jan
2
28% Jan
Jun
25
39% Jan
7
2
51
14
37% Dec
34% Oct
Jun
May 20
50 Vz Jan 20
18
13
31
23
Dec
52
12
19 V'a
30% JaD
41
2
16% Jan
2
22
66% Nov
3
18% Jan
55% Jan
24
8
Dec
12
Jan
30
49% Jun
82
Jan
5
Motors
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
5
55%
56 %
55
56
-14
73%
75%
72
41%
78% Mar 10
44% May 22
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
33% Mar 17
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
July
2
8
50% Jan
0%
Mar 17
97
6
14
82% Dec 31
13
55% NOV 14
Feb
10
12% Apr
74% Feb
16
20% Jan
7
12
8
102% Deo 30
89% Feb
9
83
Oct
8
88
Aug
1
84% Feb
11
86
Apr
14
3 Va %
Mar 11
89
Apr 16
Feb
4
88
May 12
3%%
85
2
24 V# Jun
10
Cosden
14% Apr
9
5V4 Apr
22
15% Jan
85
20% Aug
0
18% Jan
9% Nov
2
8
8% Jan
2
1% Jan
13
24% Jan
13
Nov
5
28% Jan
3
40V4 Dec
3
3
3% NOT 11
39% Dec
1
86
Jun 16
78
14'A Mar
Jun
9
85
Mar 30
4
37% May 12
40
Mar 11
2
25% Jun 15
23% Apr 15
28% Mar 9
10
25% Jan
43% Apr
11
50% Jun
92% Nov
7
15% Feb
20
29
Dec
31
27% Jan 24
18% Jan
17
33% Sep
Oct
12
7
23% May
13
15
114% July
Jun
12
21% Jan
6
19-% Jun
26
37% Jan
16
17%
81%
14%
41%
16%
Jan 22
Jan
20
21
66
9
7% Jan
2
15
Dec
3
10% Jun
15
Jan
7
69% Nov
17
68% Jan
2
0% Jan
2
14Va Dec
12
39
18
12% Mar 31
33% Jun 16
56
Jan
29
13
Dec
16% Oct 30
3
53% July 24
10% Jun
63% Oct 13
8% Apr
62
10
6
23% Nov
5
3P% Aug 27
35
30% Mar
6
37
Aug
6
40% Mar
3
63 V2 Nov
10
4
Jan
Feb
16
25% Feb
21% Apr
27% Jan
14
Mar
Mar 11
3
39% Apr
Jan
18% Jun
20% Mar
2
8
9
41% Apr
Jan
91% May 13
59% Jan
11%
11%
21,400
55%
54%
55%
25,100
71 V'a
73 Va
72%
72%
72%
72%
41%
42 %
41
41%
41%
41%
8,900
24
23V8
23%
19,000
48
11,GOO
54%
87
*85
89
'86
20%
*87
89
*87
89
11%
20%
20%
23,100
11 %
11%
11%
3,600
11%
il7.)
76
76
*75%
39
19%
39
2
*38%
39 V#
39%
39%
19%
20 V#
xl9%
20%
25%
37%
26%
39%
39
39 V#
"38%
51%
52%
91%
50%
49 %
52 %
36.800
77%
*75%
77%
100
*38%
39 U
*38%
39%
200
20 Va
20%
20 V#
20%
24.100
27%
28 %
28
28%
5,200
37%
38%
38%
13,400
20%
20%
27 V#
27%
27%
36%.
38 V#
97
37 7 a
40
39
39
51%
52
51%
52%
51%
90 V a
91
*90%
91%
„
90%
%
91%
91
%
390.
31%
30%
31%
65,900
*110%
10%
112%
1,200
11
20
19%
14%
91%
32%
31%
113®1
111%
10
10%
*10 V'a
11
10 V
a
10%
14 V#
*10%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
20 V a
19%
11%
12
11%
12*%
12%
13%
13%
69%
70
13%
13 V
13%
370
10%
20%
7.000
14%
82,900
-
400
71
*69
2,200
13%
36
13%
•35%
13%
13%
*35
36
*35
72%
*70
71
13%
a
36
*34%
36
111
71
71
■70
13%
13%
*34%
25,000
111%
30%
31%
53
90 Va
112%
113
400
40
52%
32%
.
'
38
*39 V#
52%
40
*38%
113% 114%
31%
1,900
4
3%
4
*3%
48%
*70
20
20%
20
20 Va¬
4
77%
"90%
88
130
85
50
loo
preferred
85
3%
*75 V'a
600
5.500
140
85
48%
4
a
14.300
55%
26%
26%
139%
85
77%
48 V
47%
a
51%
3%
4
4
46
12%
12
12
12
*—1
__—1
——25
27
140
27
139 V
87
20%
20%
20 V#
1()0
55%
56%
55%
27%
139 V'a
*95
100
5,100
52
*50%
52
*95
55%
27%
138
*87
20%
55 %
27%
*85
88
•'49%
100
46%
48'Y
46:%
52
140
139
85
48
*95
55%
„
a
a
47 V
100
27 V
28 V'a
140
23%
23 Va
23'
*49%
52
*95
88
_i
5% conv preferred
25
Crown Cork & SeaFcommon
2.50
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of Amerlca._12.50
1
5%'A convertible preferred...100
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd.
ioo
Cuban-American Sugar
10
Cudahy Packing Co common
5
4'%% preferred
100
Cunco Press Inc
—
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
—1
$4 prior preferred——.——No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Curtlss—Wright common —
1
Class A
1
Cutler-Hammer Inc
.10
6
11%
54 %
48%
85
—
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
20
11%
55%
23%
100
preferred
Cream of Wheat Corp
10
106% Jun
16
5
138 %
11%
54 %
23%
55 %
54%
*27%
22,500
11%
47%
100
1
52 %
•52
53%
52%
41%
•49%
52
*95
53%
51%
Week
Shares
July JO
July 9
73
preferred series of 1947_100
Petroleum Corp
1
3%7#
60% Jan
6
98% Apr 21
32% Feb 24
9
90% Jun
58% Nov 20
101% Jun 25
Juri
44
37% May 27
16
41% Dec
3
39% July
7
29% Jan
21% Dec 30
49%
1
Coty Inc
——
Coty International Corp
12
29% Dec
Jan
12
24%
48%
*49%
(Del)
Products Co
Crane Co common
52% July 10
16% Jan
23%
50
50
-r
the
Friday
Thursday
r
'
42%
Corning Glass Works common
35% Jan
74
41'A
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
20.% NOV 28
Aug 18
7
23
Corn
59% Jun
1
30% Jun 22
140
July G
5
Jan
9
4% May
52
2
5
5
5
—
convertible preferred
Jan
33Ve Jan
24% Deo
53%:
x52%
Insurance
Continental
Continental Oil of Delaware
Continental Steel Corp—..*
49 Va
58 V
57
Continental
20
26
13% Apr
69% Jan
Feb
10 Ye
5
Mar
66
8
9
12
12% Dec
G4
38% Feb
51% July
Dec 30
63
44
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sales f«r
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
July 8
July 1
July 6
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1
Range
Year 1958
35%
100
11%
12
11%
12 V'a
12%
13 %
13 V#
28.300
11%
64%
64
64
64
*64
04%
*63%
64
03%
600
64
*22%
23
23
22%
23
11%
*22 Va
35%
35
35'A
34%
38%
38%
38%
39
88
88%
87%
88%
72
72 V
90
23
23 Va
600
36%
36%
37V#
37,300
39 %
38%
39
1.900
86%
87%
85
86%
5,000
71 %
71%
36%
39
87%
87
23
35%
*38%
22%
35%
39
.
12%
88%
D
41 %
Ajh
61% Dec 18
15
w
6
Aug
87
Jan
19
88
Oct
24
89
Jun
15% Jan
2
16
2
20% Dec 19
19% Nov 26
2
54Va Nov 11
6% Apr
7
10
30V'a Not 11
12% Dec
1
46
Feb
18
63% Deo
16
8 Jan
;
2
30V# May
2
25% Jan
2
Preferred 3.90% series C
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc.—...
Deere & Co (Delaware)..
100
50c
50e
33
May 25
12% Jan 9
Delaware & Hudson
——No par
Delaware La-ck •& Western.
.50
Delaware Power & Light Co...13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc—
—
3
Denv & Rio Grande West Rit.No par
Detroit Edison —
.20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W KR Co..100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
De Vllbiss Co...
15
Diamond Alkali Co
iu
Diamond-Gardner Corp com...
1
$1.50 preferred
25
Diana SI ores Com—
50c
Diners' (The) Club Inc..;
_Il
Disney (Wall) Productions
2.50
24% Jan
9
Jun
41% Jun 5
56
Jun 30
15% Jan
7
19% May
__
46
30 V#
29%
17%
.
08% Mar 11
30% Apr 15
21
May 26
47% Mar 13
68
Apr 28
21% July 7
23
May 26
2
19
42% Dec 31
63
Oct 23
17% Oct 13
5
83% Apr
9
30% Mar 20
21% Feb 19
66% July 10
0% Jun 15
25% Dec 31
2
Feb
9Va Jan
100
2
78
Jun 30
20% Jan
2
17% May 12
47% Jan
8
27% Mar 30
57% Feb 16
1
—
55
Preferred 3.75% series II
12
Jun
74
13% Jan
37% Jan
Feb 27
6
74% Jun
27% Jan
*2.
81
2
Feb
Jan 28
July
Feb 16
July 6
Mar 18
Jan 14
Apr 10
Jun 25
22
13
77% Sep
19.
May 25
91%
17%
49%
61
82
34
56% Dec 30
76% Nov
79
76
51
44% Nov 18
39% Nov 28
2
43 % Jan
Mar
»" 13% Feb
14
Mario
9 % Jan\
30
Dann Cull) common
— 1
3%% preferred series A
100
Dan River Mills Inc—
-—5
Daystrom Inc
16
Dayton Power & Light common..7
Preferred 3.75% series A.
100
9
6
60% Feb
92
3
83 'A Jan
7
63% July
Jan 13
Jun 15
Jun 15
Jan 7
6
37% Feb 20
32Va Mar 24
19% Feb 27
11% Jan
7
48% Dec 30
35% Sep 24
32% May 21
19% Nov 21
32Va Feb 25
42%-Mar 13
14
2
43% Dec 29
41% July
59% Apr 24
35% NOT 11
32% Mar 24
29% Mar 26
.
Jan
25% Jail
14% Deo
(i Va Jan
20
Sep
9
17% Jan
2
17% Jan
19
74% Jan
Jan
22
20
2
12
May 18
July
9
Jan
20% NOV 20
19% Jan
59% Jan 21
27% Jun 17
22
Apr
7
77% Deo 31
74 V4 Jan
92% July
84 Va Apr
12
52 V# May
33
46% Oct
45 Va
39
9
3
14% NOT 18
Jan
11
Corp
Dover
May
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhlll International
....
Duplan Corp
13% Jan
8
214
31
202'% Feb
9
Sep
29
112% Apr 21
Dec
100% Jun
23
80% Oct
1
91 % Apr 28
79
Jun
23 Va Jun
39% Oct
43
47 V#
24
50
Sep 26
41'A Sep
May 13
May 12
48% Mar
11
8
July 25
50 V#
Oct
28
51
May 21
24
53
Jan
44% Nov
>
14% Jan
24% NOV 10
14
% Jan
75 V
13°
7:>%
*74
75%
*74
75%
*74 %
76
80
*78
80
*78%
80
*78 >4
80
80
*78
36%
x35
36 V#
35%
36
35%
85%
35%
-
18',4
19%
19%
20%
30,700
01%
62
64 %
63-%
66%
65%
06%
25,800
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31
%
31%
8,200
9%
9%
61
31V
9 V#
9%
64 %
65
65
32%
33
58 V
581
j
4
65
65
32 %
33
31%
32%
31%
81%
5,900
19%
20 V
43%
43%
20
43%
a
.
19%
21%
21 %
21%
20%
x21 %
21%.
21
Vis
21%
01%
63%
62 VI'
63
02
62%
34 V
34%
34
34 V
a
33%
34
30%
30%
31V#
31V it
31
19%
35,500
43
43%
17,300
,
61
GO
60
140
20%
21%
22%
31
19%
43%
60
21
*211
a
20%
43
4
60
*57%
59 V j
*57
a
8,600
65
33
.
43 V
9,300
65%
9%
65
19%
43 V#
9%
65
10
9%
10
65 V i:
32%
20 V
18 V+
18
18 Va
Vk
61%
31%
19%
■
12,500
a
18
61
.30%
42%
.35%
35
"t""
9%
18
1)
a
21%
20%
21
74,700
21%
21%
21 Va
21 %
2,600
62 V#
62%
61V
62
9,400
33%
33%
33%
33%
4,600
*30%.
31%
30%
30%
19 V i
2,100
4
800
19'%
19%
19V#
19 V
19
19%
19%
19%
19 %
34%
34
34%.
33%
33%
32%
33%
32
33 %
82%
45%
44%
41%
43%
42
43%
42
44
43%
42%
6,100
9,300
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 Vis
34%
3,400
34%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
4,600
25
26
24%
14 V
13%
14%
13%
14
1,700
a
14'A
14%
*14%
14%
14 V
19%
19%
19
19%
19
19%
18%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
45 V#
46 V it
19%
a
a
7,400
0,800
34,900
%
46%
45%
46%
45 V#
46
45 V
t
46%
25%
26 V'a
25%
26 %
25%
25%
25%
2,700
26%
25%
26%
92%
91%
92%
90%
92
90%
91%
91V#
91%
30,100
91
41
41V#
23,200
26%
27%
45
41%
41%
41%
42%
41%
41%
41
41%
26%
20%
26%
27
27
27%
27 %
27%
*12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
700
13%
12%
13%
11%
12
12
12 V#
12%
17,300
12
12 V#
13'/a
11%
26,200
11%
*81%
..50
*39%
No
preferred
preferred
5
2
Ettgle-Phdier Co
y
Eastern
Airline
Eastern
Gas &
*39 V 2
259%
257%
259%
101 V#
101%
101
101%
%
81
81
24%
23%
24 V#
13,400
40 %
40
%
40 %
43%
*41%
42
150
82
81V
24%
40%
*42
24%
24
40%
"*42
500
70
42
400
*43%
45
210
42
42
44
2,400
43 Va
*42
43%
44%
44 %
*43
81
*41%
41%
41%
a
*29%
43 %
*42
44%
*43
256%
101%
40%
40%
42
*41%
..50
..
2,400
1 GO Va
82
81%.
24%
24 V#
43
43
..50
Apr
24 %
*12
101%
101%
xBlVa
82
24V#
Va
•
257'A
256
252 V a
Xl00%
July
Mar 24
75%
75%
*74
102 %
46 V#
8
75%
77
253%
57
14
33V# Jan
9.000
Va
100%
31% Apr 21
2
7,200
52
76
1
4%
48'A May 26
13
22% Feb
41%
51%
76%
...1
.—
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp..
47
41%
51%
75%
252
$4.15
46% Jan
42 %Jun
31
42%
51%
par
$3.75
40 Va Mar 13
May 22
43% July 6
43% Apr 22
19
July 15
42
12
42% Feb 27
46% Jan 27
2
19
40
46
,
39% jun
42% Jun
41%
Preferred $3.50 series
.No par
Duchesne Light Co commbn——5
3
26% Jan
12
42%
52%
& Co—
Preferred $4,50 series
7
86% Apr
41%
51%
...1
Common
106
17
41%
52
50c
262% May 13
Jan
40,300
41
a
70%
'78
■
10
101
.
16%
5
—
(EI)
du Pont de Nem
172V# Apr
10T#
""
1.200
71
89
16%
1
Dresser Industries
20
16%
75 V a
par
...
28% Apr 24
14% Jan
6
28
89
16%
71
*87
87
34 V#
No
—
*
17
75
...1
Dow Chemical Co..
72 %
89
16%
'74
No par
..No par
...
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*87
3 7 V«
51 %
V
42
52
1
...
——
:
17 %
10%
41%
1
6
45% Jan 21
Apr
12
14% NOV 20
2
6 Vo Jan
July
22% Jan
23% Oct 27
Mar 26
10% Jan
9
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
Dr. Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
Dominick Fund Inc
Douglas Aircraft Co—
*87
"
51 %
Corp-Seagrams Ltd—i
Distillers
15
29% Jan 23
Mar 23
16
19% Deo 31
JlVA Jan
15
13% Jun
4
36'A Jan
Mar 31
22
12
26 % Dec
9Tit Jan
8
72%
89
71 Va
a
Va
a
44 %
45
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45
*44
45
*44
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44%
*44
44%
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43%
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43%
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
43 %
*42%
*42 Va
..50
28%
27%
27 V a
27%
*28
~
26%
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56 V
43 V
..50
—
...
27
27
27
28
V'a
800
-
;4.
¥
27% Jan
29 V# Jan
30
43
45% Dec 19
22 V# Apr
Feb
11
28% Jun
18
34'A Jan
21
May 18
24% May 7
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
73% Jan
85% Jan
23
30 V'a Apr
8
78
E
Stainless Steel
22 V# Jan
76
Jan
22% Jan
86
Jan
2
Oct
59
2
31
2
37
9
83% May 22
37'A Dec 11
2
Dec
Mar 27
95
17
20% Feb
14'A Apr 15
Oct
39
4
31
Jan
2
7 Va Dec
19
8% Deo 3l
26 'A Jan
2
40% Nov 19
6% Jan
2
11% Dec
15
2
39'A Dec
9
25
27
Jan
91% July
6
92% Jim
5
79%-July
52
July
6
Eaton
36% Jan
6
6
83% Jan 15
34
Feb
90
Mar 30
13% Jan
36% Jan
4
16
7
24
48
V# Jan
7
2
13% Jan
8
Jan
6% Jan
2
2
Apr
13 V# Jan
23 V7 Jun
22
29
38
Mar 13
80
18
88
Jan
May
8
17
Nov
28
Jun
34% Jun 16
11
Mar 26
40
Mar
9
40%
40
40%
19,600
30 %
30%
30%
31%
16,700
82
82
82
82%
82%
82 Va
81%
82%
80 V#
28%
27%
28 Va
27
27%
27%
12,500
28%
27%
27 V#
28 3 #
91 %
90%
91%
90%
91%
90%
50,700
91%
90%
91 Va
89
50
2
*92
93 Vis
92
93%
6
2
70
4
60
Jun
10
63
14
19% Jan
2
55% Jan
May
Apr
Co
Electric
Storage
Emerson
2
30 Va Mar 12
78%
77%
51
51
51
*87 V
41
41
92
*90
48
.
4
4IV
3% Jan
2
DO
26
26%
27
27 V it
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48%
48%
48%
48 V'a
48
a
48%
7 Vis
6%
44%
45%
44%
7
7 V#
7%
44%
45%
5
3
10 V#
10%
lOVs
31%
31%
13% Jan
2
Jan
2
22 V# Apr
79
Apr
32%
66%
67%
66 V
Empire District Electric Co
Endlcott Johnson Corp common
4%
preferred
-
65%
65%»
21V
a
20 V'a
20%
20 Va
20%
20
20%
19%
22 V#
24 %
24%
23%
24%
23 7 ii
4
24%
2,100
24 V
23%
24 Vis
33%
33%
33%
1,300
%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
33'%
33%
25
100
8.50
84%
82
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83
83
81
82
80
37%
38
*37%
38 %
38%
38%
38
38%
13
12%
13
12%
13
69 %
69%
69
69 V
*82
37%
11%
12%
12 V#
12%
12%
69
69
69
69%
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69%
50
63
63
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63
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63
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24
24
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%
24 V'a
23%
21'A
.20%
21%
21%
21%
5,600
48 %
49%
48 V#
49%
49%
40.100
49%
48
V'a
33
31
31
20%
32
7%
8
37'/a Apr
9
Fairbanks
Morse
32
32
22
15'A Jan
24% Jan
9
89
2
Sep
11
2
19 % Dec
10
1P% Jan
9
2
33
17
30 V# Jun
26
footnotes
see
Dec
page
26.
88 "A Jun
23
3
33
96
Mar
Mar 12
26% May
35
5
Jan
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
1
Fairmont Foods Co common
47o convertible preferred
5
Falstaff Brewing Corp
9
Family
Finance
Corp
23 <ii
100
1
1
.
x
8%
23%
8%
32
:84V'a
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„
7%
23
7%
23 V
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9
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8%
32%
32%
32%
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88 %
88 V'a
30
17,200
23
48
7%
"
23%
21
49%
*
63
24%
21%
1
40
260
2
~
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63
21 V'a
46'A
No par
260
3,100
41,500
24
20%
Co
*61
22,500
23%
3
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
*81
100
No par
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co.
Evans
Products Co
38%
1
13
7,700
#
21%
64 7
Inc
10% Jan
6,900
*24 V»
4
Corp
24 V# Jun
a
9,500
43,400
10
1
Ex-Cell-O
3
06%
31%
Eversharp
7% Jun
32.
66%
5
21% Jan 28
11V#
32%
8
29 Va Jan
45%
10%
65%
24% Mar
13'A May 14
30% Sep 11
43,500
6%
44%
5
Electric Mfg Co...
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7
6 7 ;t
31%
49% July
9% Mar 19
19,300
11%.
'a
2
2
12,600
46%
32
15
23
4
30
9-2
66 V
19% Mar
Jan
10%
10%
31%
39% Jan
Jun
45 V
31 Va
4
7
6%
6%
45'.4
4,300
49
10%
28
30
,
1,300
41%
28%
10%
Deo
5
88%
92
*90
90
25%
Nov
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
x40%
92
20%
43% May
41%
48 V
47
32% Nov 24
88%
41
25 V 2
28
3
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41'A
25 Va
10
Co
88 %
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4
4,500
a
51
40%
89
77 V
88%
*87
48%
25%
—5
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5%
77%
51 V'a
89
Amer shares—.
National Watch
El Paso Natural Gps
79
50%
40%
390
93%
*92
77%
51 %
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*90
a
79 %
2.50
Co
_
a
78%
4.100
1
*
93%
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93%
*92
2
79%
52
Battery
Elgin
4
51%
100
Auto-Lite
*81V
1
common
Electric & Mils Ind
Electric
77%
2
51
preferred
Erie RR common
13 Va Jan
3
10
Nov
40%
30 V
.
.
Equitable Gas Co
21
30
41'A
30
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
5
61% Oct
^
For
69% May 12
26% May 11
25% Apr
9
32'A Jan
13
,
28 % Jan
7
20
60% Feb
54% May 29
11
9
10
36% Oct
2
44% Jan
July 10
9% Jan
2
90
2
26'A Jan
49
38% Apr 30
2
Products
Elastic
Jan
Jun
Ekeo
preferred
4%%
July 10
39
a
8
79
24
May 14
28 V#
30'
16% Deo
Dec
41% Jun
92
Mar 20
56% Deo
July 21
40%
30%
10
Co
Manufacturing
4%%
May 15
14
2
24
89
46% July
10
17% Jan
56 7
41 %
30 V#
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
6
6% July 8
38% Jan 14
9% Jan
7
Jan
30
56
40%
30%
Eastmiyi Kodak Co common
$3.60
preferred—
56 % Jan
4 Ve Jan
29
56%
40%
30%
100
2.50
Corp
75
Apr 16
88% Jun
9
38% Jan
56 %
40 V#
Asn com
prior preferred
4 % %
Eastern
56
1,700
57
55 V
56%
56 V'a
1
10
10
,
Inc..
Fuel
24%
25
25
25 %
30%
31
30%
31
7%
8%
32 V
7%
23 V
23
4
*84
x25
30%
23
22%
a
1
32%
'500
65,700
2,600
8%
23 V#
32%
8%
33.200
32 V#
32 V#
2,700
23
8%
*84
*84%
88
25%
25'A
25
31
30%
30%
88
33
23%
7%
8%
8%
32%
*32
.
%
88
25
25
3,400
30%
30%
3,800
Volume
Number 5863
190
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(167)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
l'ear 1938
43
55
May 19
3% Apr
11% Jail
32
K»nj
Highest
Lowest
Oct
Since Jan. I
e
Lowest
13
49% Feb
9
5% Jan
6
64% Mar 13
22% Apr 24
Fodders
55
18
47% Feb
63
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
Fedoral Pacific Electric Co
Federal Paper Board Co
Dec
10
10
% Apr 30
July
8
Mar
9
Aug 21
21% Jan
2
297
52
Nov 20
44 % Apr
8
56% Jan 26
Jun
27
23=,a Feb 26
29% Jan
57
Dec
30
21*4 May 26
6
50% Feb
107% May
16% Jan
23 % Mar 13
17% Jun
16
30*4 Nov
17
27% Jan
8
52*4 Dec
16
67*2 Dec
31
4
45% Feb
55% Jun 22
24 To
20'-j Jan
_
'47% Feb
10
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
T
24*4 Mar 14
15% July 10
37% July
6
49% July 29
82% Apr 1G
100% Sep 26
55=8 Feb 14
136
Dec
104*4 Jun
8S
NOV
10
125% Jan
5
101% Jan
22% Nov 21
67% Mar 10
13
10% Sep 29
31
3
Oct
Jun
94
4
112 % Dec
3
106
July 10
26
Jun
9
Jun
15
Apr
3
3314 July 18
257%Nov*28
19% May
40*4 Sep
10
34
96
Mar 17
88
30
Jun
July
7
24
9
44% Jan
16
151
Mar 11
19
2
117% Jun
1
31% Mar
53
July
5
9
27=o May 29
43
93
Mar
Jan
9
8
2
35% Dec 31
26% July 10
35% Jan
2
7=4 Jan
2
17% Dec 31
13% Jun 24
17% Jan
2
46*4 Dec
40
52 % Jun
29
100
Jan
2
89
Nov
10
35*4 Apr
37=b Jan
7
18
180% Dec 24
95
July
170
87
1
Feb
9
16
212
July 10
95
Feb
0
Mar li
2nd
Fair
Stores
4%
convertible
Mach
3%%
&
convertible
2
80% July 10
Ford Motor Co
22
21=4 Jan
2
Jan
Nov
19
19% Jun
29
39% Oct
2
33% Feb
9
14% Sep 24
15% Dec 22
14
6% Jun 25
5
27% July
9*i Jan
14% Jan
2
20*8 Dec
18
18% Jan
28
70
Jan
24
69% Jan
2
Dec
13
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
19=8 Feb 20
37% Apr, 22
27% Jun
30
77
26
Feb
Mineral
Jan
„'S24 Jan
4.0=4 Jan
2
22
207% Jan
14% Dec
0
2
17
12% Jan 28
48
July
Dec
16% Jan
2
May 11
24% Mar 17
45% Jan
12
51% Mas 17
5%
Jun
9
4
46
Jan
19
2
38
Feb
9
'
32
Jan
17
27
Jan
2
51 *4 Dec
45% Dec
39% Jan
3% Jan
2
7% Oct 22
5% Jan
7
24=4 Jan
13
Oct 22
37% Jan
2
17% Nov 12
31% Jan
17% Jan
8
14*4 Jan
5
19 % Mar
3=a Jan
6
7% Nov 20
5% Apr
13
52% Apr
26=4 Jan
34
Oct
34
27
56% May 21
50% Jun 11
8
8
Ifcur
9
19
42
Apr
9
64% Jan
19
15
36% Feb
2
15
102
24*4 Feb 25
40
Apr 18
% Sep
9
94
July
6
96'% Jan
7
125
Jan
8
14% Nov
141
American
Jan
28
9
30*o Apr
43% Dec
11
38% Mar 26
75=i J.un
25% May
Apr
67% Nov 19
Apr
7% Feb
79% Doc 29
57
29% Dec
10
8
19% Jan
24
8
5
Jan
28
53% Jun
9
74% Feb
31
13
79% Dec
2
74% Feb
2
22% Dec
18
16% Feb
88 % Jan
2
60'.4 Jan
89% Dec 30
2
105
117
105% Oct
Jun
3
104
52
Sep 19
33% Jan
2
Nov
6
45
117% Jan
6
Jun
103% Jun
17
23
Aug 29
92% t^jfl 22
80% Jun
8
34
Jan
44
42% Jan
7
37
4
6
Aug 25
41
Dec
19
Jan 20
May
27
4
31% Feb 24
May 26
2
Jan
2
21% Apr
52% Feb
7
037% Jan
31% Jan
15
6
Oct
28
§2 Jun
44% Jan
26
6
29% Jan
52*% Jan
2
20
5% Jun
16
£0*4 Dec 31
47% Feb
2
6
24% Jun 26
15% Jan
38% Dec
3
10
33
Jan
84
Mar 17
29:% May 27
9% Jan
2
27
6%
87
Mar
4
3
52
Apr 24
43% May 25
45%. May 11
11% Jun 26
Jan
2
29% Feb
3
29% Feb 13
GO
Feb
2
34% Dec 31
35
Jan
2
7
50% Dec
44% Jan
15
12
90% Aug
1
90
Feb
9
275
Dec
15
258
Jan
12
91
Sep
9
2
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
2
2
27% Dec 29
27
Jati
2
Jail
3
64%
90% Jan
8
21
Jan
2
7
May 22
26% July
7
73% Mar
3
104% May 28
83
May
8
92 % Mar 26
415
Apr 23
99 % Mar
104
Jan
3
26
40% Jun
44%
17
36% Apr 28
54% Apr 24
53
Dec~29
23
71
Jun
Mar 30
$1.60
$5
Rub
Ultnbel
1
8
41
Jan
2
1
Jan
4=4 Jan
2
8%
9
Brothers
31
.47% Jan
3
15
Oct
5% Jan
46
S2
Dec
14
2
Apr
Jun
56
38% Jan
83
3
July
9% Dec
24
59
Dec
8
11
15
.
7
74
May
5
8
15
182
Jun
40% Feb
53
4
11
13=4
13%
13%
13 =
13=a
13=a
51%
51%
51 %
52
517 a
52
50=4
51%
210%
May 28
2
48
22
7
39% Jun
26
26% Jan
2
84% Mar
55% Jan
Union
80%
105,400
197 k
207 k
20,900
357k
35%
7,400
7%
8%
*8
8%
8%
2,400
*70%
1
50
Atlantic &
Pacific
Great
Western
47% Feb
80% Jun
87
17
May
3
5
7%
Green
1
Iron
Ore
Ry
16
1,100
29=4
29%
30%
30
30'%
30'%
30%
43,900
27%
26! 4
27
26%
277 k
26' 4
27%
88,200
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70%
70%
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72
70%
70%
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71 = 4
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24%
24=4
24%
23=4
23%
48%
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23%
24 %
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22=4
23%
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30
29%
30
29%
54 %
54%
53%
44'i«
45%
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44 %
17%
6%
6%
6=„
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33%
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17%
18
34
94
94%
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29%
29%
29
61%
63
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9,800
23=a
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50
29 =
200
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4,300
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177 k
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38%
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2,700
62=4
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65
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9,600
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7,600
33=4
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95
2
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3774
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37%
42
42 %
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26
8
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9
9
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42%
251
44=4
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49
49
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54
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237
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4274
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39=4
6,500
42 7 k
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38
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130
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42 7-a
42=4
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54
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82=4
83=4
103,400
36%
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94
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107
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105
105
106
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152
4,400
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58%
105%
57%
10574
105
104%
57%
10474
-
10,000
22,200
104=4
104%
106=4
-
56=a
58%
200
*■
106%
370
57%
305,500
105%
3,300
57
104=4
4,600
83%
82=4
83
83%
83 74
47%
47
47
47%
47%.
47=4
48
*47'4
47=4
500
1
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41%
40%
41%
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41'%
40%
41! 4
40 %
41%
9,900
1
39%
40%
40
41%
41%
42%
4074
41%
40%
41%
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in
266,100
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5%
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1,200
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33%
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33%
33%
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33%
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60%
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60%
*58=4
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800
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5'/a
5%
57%
5'/4
21,400
50=4
1
33%
59%
82=4
60%•}
4
80
49 %
49%
49%
49'%
4974
49 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
26
25
257 k
2574
237-n
9,000
6.67
37%
37%
37
37%
3774
37%
37'%
38%
36=8
37
2,200
10c
49
15%
16
Xl2%
*13!
9.809
13%
1374
13%
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61%
62
60%
62%
59'%>
60=4
607 k
60%
59'/3
1
28%
29%
28=4
29
2874
29',4
29
29!
28%
26'%
*26%
28%
*267%
28 =
*25%
26%.
*257%
267%
26
*257%
20
26
26%
1,700
1374
a
4
J28%
13
74
1,900
60=8
4,000
29
2,500
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28%
*26%
28%
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26%
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26%
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25
25%
25%
25=4
26=4
26
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69%
70%
09%
71 %
71 %
72%
717 k
72%
717%
72 7k
76,700
92
94%
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89
92=4
88
90
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90%
14,900
7274
40,100
;
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74
75%
72%
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95
*89
100
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450
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100
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93=4
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36
46
47=,i
102%
74
70=4
69 7 u
72 7 a
71%
70=a
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95
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95
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95
450
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410
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420
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420
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93%
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35%
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102'%
10274
35%
35%
35=a
35
35 %
35
35%
4,100
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45=4
44
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44 74
45=,,
44
45 7 k
24,800
62
63
93
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93
103
9374
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60
10
62%
63
62 74
63
62
62 74
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21%
22%
21%
23%
22'%
23
2274
227k
21,800
49%
49%
49 %
49%
49%
49 71.
49=a
50 74
49%
50%
12,300
47%
*62
63
48
*94%
47 74
48%
*94
96%
23%
21=4
22%
22%
48
%
4774
43
47%
21%
21%
21=4
1,300
217,.
3%
3%
3%.
3%
3%
100
*180%
1
10
3=
4
197
99%
151
*180 %
197
*180%
.
3'%
197
*180'%
102=4
10074
101"%
12,900
151
151%
150
151
13,000
48%
50%
51
52%
7%
70%
197
101'%
40
10%
7,400
152''2
39 72
34%
*180%
1,000
3%
37%
101'%
30%
7*8
7,100
22
100 = 4
%
10
49 7k
15174
49=4
33%
287a
48'%
*21 = 4
152
39
5
197
257 a
.
100%
49 %
5
3=4
5,200
3,600
548,500
150
39%
3
22
22%
100
38%
2T,i
48%
217k
47 7 a
9674
21%
26%
48'%
48%.
21%
47
*94%
22
2374
25 74
47%
21%
1
47%
96 74
21%
20'%
12.50
2%
10
7
3
10! 4
7
27a
10
6%
*39'%
39 74
39%
51'a
3
39:%
52%
517%
53
42,400
27a
3
17,300
2%
10
10%,
10'%
7
7
3
7
10
10
1,500
6,600
4
G%
1,500
34 %
34%,
34
34 %
34%
34%
34 74
347a
7,200
72
71%
72%
71%
72
70=4
71%
70%
72
46%
6=
12,600
5
45 Tii
46%
46
46%
45%
46=a
46
46%
45 70
75%
76%
76*4
77
76
76
77
77
76%
77
1
12%>
12%
127 K
12%
12%
13
12%
13%
13'a
13%
11,700
1
411
o
41%
41=8
42%
42%
44
43:
a
43 7„
42=a
43=8
33,100
31
31%
31
31'%
3174
31=,,
30=
j
25
45%
46%
46
46%
46'4
47'%
48
48%
48 =
Nopai
No par
55%.
55%
55=4
56%
56%
57
56'%
57
56 %
Tea Co
Prop__No par
com
Corp common
preferred
88% Jan
22% Jan
2
30% Mar 30
Grumman
5% Jun
16
10
Guantanamo Sugar
4%%
1G
a
*42%
Corp..__5
Greyhound
85% Jan 28
16
16
a
26%
24%
No par
Co
Sugar
4
20
277
23%
*48
:
Co Inc
10
Jan
*15 7
•>
1
Co..
preferred
(II L)
16 %
1100
13
24% May 29
1674
16%
8%
27 *
No par
No par
preferred
30% Feb
141 %
28
1
Grayson-Robinson Stores
25=% Mar 23
2
16%
8%.
9
*
27'%
27%
■
12
30
16
8
.1
Northern Paper Co
Jun
16
5
Co
Northern
17% Jan
79
7%
-
Great
27*8 Jun 25
77%
370
78=4
98%
Great
135
78
5
27
4
17,000
35'%
148%
Northern
32%
20 7 h
lo
Gt
31
35'i,
Goodyear Tire 8s Rubber —No par
Great
31'%
20
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold 8s Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
3%%
31
10
59% Apr
11
76%
70
3174
87
20*4
Inc
31% July
54% Jan
29
31%
Corp ex distribution—1
1
19% Dec
32%
X87
35%
Co
8
39% Dec
31%
11,000
*200
89'%
••
22
49%. Jan
146% Jun
32%
1,600
*38
22
45% July
2
5
88
1
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
6
88
96'4
7
4
89
22 %
Grand
15% Mar 19
*200
89::
21%
6
Mar 17
*200
90%
110
3.300
!
35%
Graham-Paige Corp common.
6% conv preferred
Grauby Mining Co Ltd
10% Mar 18
*200
89
7,200
20
Feb
4
51%
212
«
4,500
89
7G7u
1
14% Jan
14
*94%
10
26.
14
j
X46%
12
page
13%
51'
22%
Sep
see
13%
4
£2% Jan
footnotes
27%
Grace (W R) 8s Co
131% J ah
For
26%
47%
Oct
Apr
26% Dec
10% Jan
27%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
7
Jun
19
31% Dec
16
26%
July 10
34% July
72% July
8% Jan
13
103% Jun
1
154
July 2
20=4 Jan
7% Dec
28! 4
96%
CI
17% Mar 20
27%
22%
31
1
28%
*88
20.1V;
35=4
common
51% Nov
17
17
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
27%
47%
Globe-Wernicke
41
28
28
*95%
Glen
8% May
6% July
2
27%
5
24% May 20
62% Nov 20
Dec
88
5
28% July 10
50% Jan 27
32
48% Jan
88
No par
7
42% Apr
1
2% Jan 27
Oct~13
88%
'
22
35 % Jan
49% July 31
3 Vo Dec
3
88 %
7774
Co
Jan
76% Jan
117% Jan
3
91%
19%
Co
21% Jun
30
23! 4,
3672
*88 %
5
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean 8s Co
81% Dec 29
36
91%
1
8
39% Nov
54%
22=0
37:%
*88* %
4
27% Jan
124% Dec
;51=4
22%>
3674
10
27
2
53
227 a
3774
80c
92% Jan
Jan
51%
22'%
36%
35%
Co
94=4 May 21
24% Dec 22
53% May 19
Feb 12
52
22%.
75:%
Corp
Products
16
30
50'/a
100
21
69
51
19%
.
15% Apr
9
28,600
1,720
22%
37%
.__No par
-
89% Jan
Jan
15,300
367ii
100
Gillette
172
297 k
106
•22%
5
com
-7
4-% Jan 28
29 %
36%
10
23
12
105'%
307 k
25
(scries
28 */4 Jail
3 % Jan
107%
2974
22%
2
Electronics..
Inc
Alden
"
50
100
100 %
107%
30! 4
36%
preference
Glidden
49=i
2,600
20,000
87%
10
03% May
48% July
96% Apr
44
48
11
38=a
*87
35%
lOc
8
21% July 7
13% Apr 29
29'%
107 a
3774
a
19%
Time Corp
Oil
106=4
29%
10"
39'%
87'%
35%
Castings Corp
Georgia-Pacific
Getty
108%
28=4
107a
3874
*67
g
preference
preference
Gerber
36,000
31%
75%
conv
5%%
107%
28%
100
preferred
Genesco
25%
2.50
General Tire &
%%
25'k
4,600
"22%
No par
Utilities
preferred
$1.30 preferred
4%%
108%
27%
Iio
$1.30
4
108%
*103
1
100
preferred
8s
10,000
10%
Refractories
Tele
20
66%
87
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.32 preferred
25
Gonl
103=a
39%
Railway Signal
General Realty 8s Utilities
General
151
65', 2
10%
Public Service
General Steel
149
103%
87
—50
•3 convertible preferred.
General
149'%
39
*87
>103
13,100
104
87
com
L.
...
conv
147
3974
Equipt Corp
Rights
147
10%
Precision
General
145%
37
Cement
44% Mar 18
July 10
14674
147
39%
Advertising
20% Jun 23
175
1467a
145%
1,100
87%
Portland
36% Jan
16
38
39 %
Outdoor
15
157% Jan
377 a
5
Preferred $3.75 series
10
3% May 15
38%
a
10%
General
14
2
37 7
No par
30% Oct
2% Jan
3«%
1
49% Oct
5
37%
No par
39% Dec
Dec
38%
5
Corp
3
7
47
37%
5
10
9
38%
10%
*
Corp
23*8 Jan
Apr
5,400
100
33% Apr
21% Jan
28
157k
25=a
Issued
4
20*4 Jan
15'%
100
Public
11
84% Jan
15%
25
General
When
Nov
3
15%
2574
General
27% Sep
2
1574
50
preferred
General
62% July
26% Jun 24
25% Apr 28
$5
6
31
Feb
15%
_i
common
55% Apr
7
Jan
15%
25
Motors Corp common
25% July 10
39% Feb 18
2
Apr 29
157 a
25%
10%
preferred
General
2
79
16%
I—10
Corp
May 25*
60% May 6
5% Jan 15
37
12% July
83
7,200
15%
37%
25
—_
Finance
Finance
General
25% Jan
129
517%
Nopai
Mills
3
7
46% Jan
16
5174
25%
common
Cigar Co Inc
General Foods
Mac
4
16% Jan
5174
24%
1st preferred
58% July
112% Mar
16
27
Baking Co
General
114
30
22'4 Apr
43'%
51
65'%'
Instrument Corp.
24% Sep
28
43'%
5174
6474
com
General
28% Sep
2
43
50%
66
coin..
General
47% Dec
14
Inc
May 21
3
Jan
43'%
50%
lU*
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
13
Feb
43%
49%
42
65
General Controls Co
5
17% Jan
25
42%
51 = 8
62
of Texas—a
Transportation—1.25
Contract
12,500
42%
61
1
39 % Mar 18
32% Jan
23
4%
4,100
49%
__i
$8 preferred
General Bancsliarcs Corp
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp coin
Gen
5,000
19%
in
6% convertible preferred
General American Investors
$4.50 preferred
General
667%
19
4
19%
43%
No par
66% Jan
40
83
27
10
45% May 11
66 7
19
10
98
July 9
38=8 May a
120% May 25
Mar 25
16
May 19
10=a Mar 25
42 7% Apr
84% Apr 21,
30% Jan
Jan
4% Jan
48
34 ',% Dec
18
26
153
65%
1
Indus
General
138
65'%
1974
43%
IT—"2
14% Jan 22
Jan
*22
4
*103
I
IIIII
Industries
16
9
Apr 29
66
22 7
65%
convertible
Amcr
7% Fob
55
100
65
Amer Oil Co
34% Jun
14
227#
*
9,100
15
Corp
Wood
General
5
9% Nov 10
227a
5
General
7
93% Jun 27
22=i,
—No par
22
9=a Nov
7
*22
2150
Co
67% Mar 11
38*4 Nov
Jan
22%
104%
common
39
Dec
7*4 Nov
>22
05%
preferred
9
19*8 Jan
75
22%
*22
65%
——
12% Jun
Aug 25
4,000
63
\
28% Jun 25
7
8,400
45=4
.100
51% Feb
9=« Jan
28
44=4
No par
General
31% Jun
11
27=4
45%
60%
104%
common..
3
36% Dec
28,
44%
2 50
Feb
67% Nov 26
27%
4574
65
preferred
General Acceptance
Corp
2
28%
44=4
No par
100
4
7
28%
46%
39%
1
Co
4%%
63
28%
45
19
Gardner-Denver Co
Gar
59
28
46%
1
convertible
Garrett
63
58%
28%
19%
Co
Ganible-Skogmo Inc
Gamcwcll
62'%
57=4
*103
preferred
27
9
13,100
100
Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
31
19%
46%
6.25
Freeport Sulphur
Gabriel
17*4 Nov 17
35
33
18%
65%
G
T
19%
19
19%
Franklin Stores Corp
4%
18%
57
±
_....
Foremost Dairies Inc
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
2
4,700
4,500
1974
56
27%
..100
50% Jan
25
8;%
X64%
Corp
preferred
2
Jaii
8=4
58'
lo
3%% preferred
45% Mar
8% Jan
8%
20
preferred
Che in
1
Foote
8%
66
Inc
30% Jun
5
56%
8%
5
2
Giant Markets
Food
19%
58%
8%
19%
$4.20 divld pfd ser of '51
Food
57%
8%
No~par
Inc
Shares
July 10
19*8
5
com
pfd
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
25*8 Feb
54
July
A
the Week
Friday
July 9
58
common
conv
Sale* far
Thursday
19%
1
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food
58
8=4
65%
3
Co
PRICES
58
Paper Prod———No par
preferred
54.50
56%.
2.50
Firestone Tire 8s Rubber
4%% preferred
$4
9
__iq
Flintkote
1
58%
8%
SALE
July 8
19%
25
Fenestra Inc
Ferro Corp
13% Apr 28
Feb
58
HIGH
Wednesday
July 7
Zl
common.
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
44% Jun
89
Tuesday
July 6
5
4.60%
First National Stores
Flrstamerica
Corp
Firth Carpet Co
12% Jan
35*4 Oct 27
2——1
Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins NY
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
2
5
Corp
Fiberboard
12
22
Jan
%
Corp
57% Mar 20
26% Jun
5
Fa wick
69% Mar 11
19% Jan
80% Jan
87
Jan
7
103*'a Feb
43
17
43% July
6
86
16
32% Dec
29
66% July 10
25% Jan 19
14
20% Jan
9*4 Jan
37% July 10
65*2 Dec
107 % Dec
a
60% Jun 26
12
1514 Apr 25
4
5
16% Mar 10
22
10 =
Metallurgical Corp
2
16
197a Jan
15
Fansteel
par
0=4 Dec
13'i Apr
29% Jan
'
Monday
EXCHANGE
17*/8 Dec
7
Mar
23
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Aircraft Eng Corp
26%
26%
-
31 7 a
30= a
4
31
50
57%
5,800
500
5,000
5,200
10,800
26%
26 %
26%
26=4
26%
27
26%
267 a
100
136
136'a
136*2
136=8
136'%
136%
137
136%
1367a
340
.1
28
28%
27%
28'/a
27%
27 7
a
27%
27%
27%
27%
11,900
3
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23=,
'23%
23=4
23%
23%
13,000
136
100
*86%
*86%
88
*86%
88
*86r,a
88
1
25%
26%
2574
26%
25%
26
25%
26
25 %
26
1
5%
57%
5%.
574
*5=4
6
57a
18,100
88
*86%
83
6"
6
674
7,500
700
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
.
(168)
Monday, July 13, 1059
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'•
B*ngc for Ptevious
Year 1958
Lowest
.
14
May
9
28Vb Nov 17
25% Jan
2
52
Mar
5
75% Dec 22
71% Mar
0
Feb
101
25
107% Jun
10
Dec
129
24
Jun
9
Sep
19
30
Oct
90
95% Jan
10
99% Sep 25
90
May 29
„
May
31% July
83 % Jun 29
83
May 13
Corp
7(j %
*75%
111*%
110%
110%
29%
—
29%
SALE
PRICES
Sale* for
Friday
July 10
Thursday
July 9
the Week
Shares
*70
110%
30%
77
30%
77
30%
77
30%
'77%
30%
77%
8,100
200
111%
29%.
29%
70%
110%
94
91
Apr
Apr
9
May 25
100
1
99% Jun
3
44 '/a Feb
20
9
104% Mar
3
105% Mar
30%
preferred™——100
100
$4.44 dividend preferred——w 10n
$5 dividend preferred—
100
$5.08 dividend preferred
100
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$4.40
9
.
_
$4.20 dividend
13
Jan
.'—No par
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9
89% Apr
91
,
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100
Jun 13
109
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—25
preferred
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29%
—No par
Ohio RR com.No par
Mobile
$5
Gulf
HIGH
%0%
111%
110%
111%
28,700
Gulf States Utilities Co28
84
Gulf
30% Feb 17
70% Jan 22
127% Jan 22
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July 8
Tuesday
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-
4
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31
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90
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91
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102
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31
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3
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49 Ya Apr
7
Jan
21
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38 y* Jan
20
2
24% Dec
13 Ya May 20
Apr
25% Jan
3
Jan
2
99
31% Jan
2
26% Jan
Jan
10
23
Apr
Jan
6
19
5
6
1
30% Jan
1
44% Dec 30
25
July
July
6
337i1 Mar 16
65 %
May
45%
45 'a
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61
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26%
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26%
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26%
23%
25
24%
24%
24%
3,100
99%
31%
54%
31 Vb
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97%. 97%
31%
290
10,500
600
—
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convertible
6
—
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7
52 Va May
Harris-Intertype
447a Ji«n
Apr
1
26 Va Feb
9
34
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18
Jan
5
17
7% Jan
1G
22
36 7 It .Tun
9
51% Dec 31
59%
597b
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Harsco Corporation
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2.50
45%
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46
41%
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n
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com
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10
127ii Apr 13
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G
38
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
32% Jan
2
15% Nov
17
12% Jun
19
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10
64 ?i Jan
2
Jun
25
90 Vi
27% Apr
14
31% July 10
30 Va Apr
16
9
34% May 11
377a Mar 13
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Jun
16 Va Jan
7
25 V
Jan
19
108 % Jun
24
7
89% Feb
21
17% Jan
G
30% Dec
12
23 y2 Jan
2
33% Dec
8
32% Jan
2
38
Jun
27
25
19
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
G1
10
Feb
% Nov 10
Nov
118
20
84
35
50
7
12
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10'
19
06
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2
80
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36% Dec
31
34
Jan
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27
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32 Va
May
39 Va Jan
22
'35%
15%
74%
88%
11 Va Jan
Jan
74
Jan
7
Nov
20
Sep
29
13% Jan
5
2
May 29
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9
72
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ti
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7
108
July
7
40% July
2
21.
37
2
Nov
28
85
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5
:
5
12
27% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
30% Apr
28
37% Jan
2
Household Finance common—No par
74% Dec
29
84
Jun
90
Jun
5
24% Jun
92
5
8
Jan
19
Jan
7
J air
31
8% Nov 20
2
81
Dec
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12
8% Jan
22
5% Jan
10
30
23
35
65% Jail
45% July
2
6
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13
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22
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7
26.
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6
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6
6
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13
92
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23
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20
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21
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22
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97 V* Aug
1
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29 % Nov
27% Feb
2
39% Apr 29
53% Mar 9
7.5
Nov
17
65% Jun
17
15% Dec
18
11% Jan
15
14% Dec
30
13% Jan
8
63
,
13
53% Jun 24
Jan 22
16% Jan
26
26'4 July 10
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
20% Nov
17
18
Jan
5
23% May 18
72% Jan
17
87% Dec
19
87% Jan
2
93
2% Jan
2
6% Oct
20
20% Jan
2
38% Dec
3
35
Jun
25
7% Apr 21
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13% Jan
2
24% Dec
1
19% Apr
22
237b July
Oct
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50
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50% Dec 31
5% Jan
7
66
3%%
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Apr 29
9
as—100
100
preferred—
4%
preferred.
4.40% preferred—-
30
•
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S8V4 Jan
2
41
Oct
13
43
Oct
3
5% preferred series. A—
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5%
convertible
47
35
Jun
9
40
Jun
15
42
July
22
45% Dec
2
51
23
42% Dec
2
•9% Jan
2
3
47'% Feb
38'% Nov 20
Jun
6% Apr 25
9% Nov
50
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5
47
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14
36% Jun
41
13
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15
24
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2
109
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7
May
July
6
101
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2
13
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29% Dec
8
21% Apr
2
151
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94
163
8
55
13
12
29% Jan
7
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30
30
2
2
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26
25
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2
31
488
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2
44
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9
3
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11
33% Sep
78% Jun
15
28 Va
July
13
73
Jan
7
95
Oct
13
Jan
2
13% Dec
31
65% Feb
27
122 y2 Nov
7
68
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32% July 14
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11%
22
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Jan
2
3
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2
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28
87% Jan
2
29% Jan
118
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Feb
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40
May
41% Get
4
18
7
30
35% Oct
6
33 V* Oct
17
13
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10
34% Nov
14
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2
33% Dec
94
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2
58% Apr
69
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33% Jan
37
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2
10
32% July
2
3
28 Va Feb
9
33% Jun
15
36 Va Jun
19
33% Jun
9
26 Vi
37
9
23
45
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15
123
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23
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3
20
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3
20
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82
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23
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9
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97
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8
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29
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27
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58
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16
23
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35 Vi
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1
100
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:
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5
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10
81%
100
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a
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55
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;
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common
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51
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40
,
153
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8 %
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101
31%
24%
123%
preferred series A
52 >4
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36%
36
101%
14%
Johnson
Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel
153
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24%
100
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26 V
54%
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122%
;
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130
41%
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101
140
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40
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153
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100
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a
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4,000
48
47%
100%
common
.
preferred—
38%
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26%
Iowa Power & Light Co
;
Island Creek Coal common
5%
43
55%
99%
Interstate Power Co
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
3%%
200
42%
27%
Canada
Packers
Co
29
43 %
101 %
5%
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29
43
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,
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43
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92
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a
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50?4 Jun
Dec
13%
23%
13%'
23%'
Feb
31
99% Aug
54 V2 Ofit
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22 *
31
4
13%
21%
56% Dec
11
13%
3
52% Dec
Mar
18,700
pfd__100
63
Apr
200
32%
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Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
34% Apr 23
May 22
16%
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7
57
35
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33 %
28
88
93
39"! a
16%
31%
13%
23%
May 12
4
38
39 %
16%
33%
23?8 Jan
26
31
39%
16%
31?i Jan
Jun
Dec
40%
47%
Jun
1.100
32%
47%
43
560
106%
16%
5
82
88
106
40%
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24
Dec~23
107
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1,500
67,800
10%
I-T-E Circuit
Jan
62%
71
341
50 % Mar 18
86
21
32%
40%
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.
27%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
$6
34 ':,
20%
71
36%
40%'
100%
37
Mar 24
36% Jan
34%
72
16%
8%
International Utilities Corp
Interstate Dept Stores
May 27
40% Apr 20
37% Jan 21
35
21%
34
40%
27%
International Telep
July 10
19% Mar 5
35
no
8%
45 % May
38
1,000
8,700
51
—
International Paper
$4 preferred
7%
40%'
-
60
80%
.43%
21
107%
.
43"%
46
——
International Silver
6
34% July 10
106%
108
111
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42%
80
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27%
4%
28
16
107'%
107
50
35 Vi
_
12
July 10
103%
•
50%
common—No par
Jan
37
71
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471/2 Apr
35% Feb
165
21%
71
*109
79%
43%.
.
35"2
21'
71
67
600
1,000
13,500
36
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
International
35%
21%'
71
20
preferred
International Salt
International Shoe
118% May 13
18% Feb 25
15
Feb
28% Mar 19
17% Jun
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
3
86
21%
68
5,200
33%
-35%.
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67%
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common—.
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of
35
72
21%
35%
21%
50%
_
preferred-
Nickel
35
21%
71
*33
35%
5,300
31%
35 Vb
;Nopar
Inc
Corp
preferred
Harvester
35
100 pesos
-
Interchemical
Business
48%
20%
33%
3,500
46 %
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7%
79%
43%
31
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31
64%
14
75'%
86%
47
——
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Int'l
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44
Mexico
—
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Int'l
79
48%
39
62%
13%
73%
62%
14
74%
86%
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50%
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common
preferred—
4%%
Interlake Iron
79
1.900
2,600
100
9,900
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109% 110
108%-108%'
108%.
79
44:%
39
33%
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67%
21%
67%
79
14,400
10%
35%
—
Int'l
11% Apr
125
De
;
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66%
66%
50
A
6%
64
22
50
Industrial.Rayon—
Inland
50
5
_50
6
Mar 12
Jun
Electrica
Ingersoll-Rand
29%
32%
4646%
49%
4.20% preferred—
Indianapolis Power & Liglit—No
S
28%
29
30%
*
10%
74
*84
30%
86%
29%.
1,900
130
2,500
20,200
35%
—
4
28
t2
Jan
preferred—
preferred
4.70% preferred
4.42% preferred—
preferred
International Mining Corp
Jan
2
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
July
126% Mar
31
Dec
14
35% Apr 30
76% Jan 29
19
May
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
19
May 29
57% July 10
153V4 Jan
27Vi Jun
12% Jan
111
95% Feb 24
Va July 7
102 Vi
28
Jan
32% Sep 17
31
6
88% Jun
136
13
26
86% Jan
71
7
MO
140% Jun
96% July 16
16% Nov 11
13
Apr 29
37% Jun 22
88
Oct
21% Aug 27
32
385 % May 12
39% Jan 27
37
17
6
50% Mar 18
Mar 26
143
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
18
30
26
26 Va Sep
18 y4 Jun
10% Feb
28% Jun
43% May
36% Jan
27 V
70% Jan
Apr 29
12
2
Jan
86
45% Mar 18
26
28%
*84
29%
58
43%
40%
46%
_.
4.26%
May 25
45 % July
1
41% July
8
Co
4.08%
3
20
Jan
jan
4
Apr
Industria
14
32% Jan
41% Mar 23
43% Feb
47
86%
54%
122%
44 >
40%
No par
15
Idaho Power Co
2
46 Va
45
35%
Ideal
9
52% Jan
—
Illinois Central RR Co
Illinois Power Co common-
21
1
IBS
17
21
Cement
*84
-86%
*84
700
13,200
1,600
5
Apr
12
14%
73
*122
46
10
Jan
1
31
Dec
_1
Hussmann Refrigerator Coj
55% Jan
28
47% Jan
Jun
100
pfd series.A
39
Apr
1
1
.
52
46
38% Dec
48
_
Hudson Bay Mill A: Sin Ltd
No par
Hunt Foods &' Tu'dtist lnc com——5
42% Mar 18
pec 31
No par
(Delaware)
Co
30% Jan
13
—100
:
Houston Lighting &• Power.
Howard Stores Corp
Howe
13%
70%
*108%
Feb
21% Jun
67% Dec 16
39% Nov 20
7
Sep
12
May 21
47% Dec 31
13%
70
.
44
1
—
Feb
85
15% Apr 27
,30
39% Feb 24
23% Apr
5
.13%
69%
108% 108%
'
41
2
Jan
63%
I3«n
70
64%
2 1/12
common,
24
3
2
32% Jan
12
63%
65%
13%
21%
64%
2
17
17y. Jan
25% Jan
14
63%
69
•
10
*38%
62%
14
39
22 %
37% Jun
12% Nov
25% Dec
20
*38%
10%
-22%
19% Jun
Jan
Jan
May 21
38%/
10
*38%
62%
No par
___
3
~9ya
19
17
9%
35%
41% Dec
7
15% Jan
9%
33%
23% Nov 28
31% Jan
28% Jun
46
57%
30%
46
10
39
63%
9%
38%
33%
9
31
29%
46%
40
*34J/a
*21%
10
19
15% Dec
29%
46
•
35%
15% Feb
33% Dec
10
29%
46%
41
33%
36 Vi Jan
2
9Ya Jan
29%
*45%
33%
Hilton Hotels Corp..
—2.50
Hires Co (Charles E)
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp—
50c
Holland Furnace Co
5
Holly Sugar Corp- common—,
10
5% convertible preferred;
—30
Homestake Mining
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
_
10
Hooker Chemical Corp com
_5
$4,25 preferred—
;
No par
Hotel Corp of America common.—1
5'/o convertible preferred———2.5
Houdaille-Industrlcs inc -common—3
: $2.25 convertible preferred
50
16% Jan
29%
46%
44%
*34%
Heyden Newport Chein Corp—
1
3'/a ^...preferred series A—100
$4% 2nd pfd (convl—,
No par
-7
40%
29%
45%
41%
45%
35%
-
P
58%
122%
44
40%
.33%
Hewitt-Robins IllC
26% Jan
60
July
58%
33%
5% preferred
rL
100
Hersljey Chocolate Corp—~—No par
Apr
70% Nov
23
53% Jan
57%
122%
*34%
i.
Powder
57%
122%
preferred—25
common
nohcumulative
Hercules Motors
29
16
JJ5
100
1—1
preferred
(G W)
1%
3
7275 Apr
118% Apr
Inc
3.65%
5
Jun
a
Industries
Industries
54
.
29
50
—
Heink (II J) Co common—
70% May 27
May
preferred—
24%
*97
30%
*54
.46
41%
"
1
Heller (W E) & Co
83% Oct
4%%
24%
98%
30%
*122
44
.40%
—_5
Hart Schaffncr & Marx..—
•
122%
44%
59
58
100
28% Jan
'
30%
53%
7.50
9
Nov
98%
30.%
54
—
Rcfrac
6% preferred
3% Jan
Dec
24%
99%
29%
54
.
25
99%
*
5
40% July
9% Dec
25
97
100
29%" 29%
.53%
54Vi'
100
—,.2.50
—1
Paper Co—
Hammond Organ Co
59% July
2
Jan 13
_1
common
preferred
Hammermill
•
132
34
38
(W F)
Hamilton Watch Co
6
100
14
29 % Nov
45%
62
26%
Oil Well
Hall
39% Jan
32% Dec
13
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
45%
61%
26%
Halliburton
29% May 22
44 Va Feb
10
45 %
71% May 19
5
122% July
19
Mar 17
140
7
30
Nov
47% Dec
13
Nov
41-
2
30
123
45%
63%
26%
1
P'eb
88
45%
62%
26%
Water
28% Jun
33% Sep 2G
70
25
Cementing:—5
Printing Co
5
Hackensaek
20% Mar 31
3
Dec
58
43% Mar 31
28,300
«
4.500
79%
28,900
100
300
56
4.500
Number 5863
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
ancl
Financial Chronicle
(169)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
R&uge for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
K
23
Feb
28
68% Jan
47% Oct
98% Nov
2
39% Jan
7
83
2
13
11
45%
Mar
37
Feb
9
93% Feb
10
120
2
48
38% Jan
7
112% Dec
2
50
44
Jan
16
107
Feb
110
Jan
May
V* Dec 23
61% July
10
131
Jun
12
86
14
76
Jul!
12
28
92% May 29
86
90 y4 Oct
May 29
6
103
Dec
9
96
May 7
July 31
88
Dec
5
99
Jun
50% Jan
10
34
Jan
83% Nov
98
19
19
93,v Mar
98% Feb
13
Jan
29% Dec
3
28% Jan
30
16% Jan
7
43% Oct
7
59 % July
75% Jan
27
Feb
13
96% Jail
28
51>
a
Jun
53% Feb
29% Nov
11
26
40% Nov
7
43
70% Nov
19% Apr
25% >Jan
34% Jan
22
28
30
21
% Dec
29% Feb
59
2
2
Jun
Jan
•
7
29
Apr
42% Jun 18
27% Jan
39% Apr
2
45% Nov 11
41% May
51
78% Sep
S
86
80
85
9% Feb
17
17% Oct
21
22% Jan
24% Jan
2
32% Nov
12
-13% May
31% Jun
2
43% Nov
7
36% JV.lv
20% July
K
27% Jun 18
34% Jan
23% Jan
31
15
87
96%
*94
95%
*94
100
84
84
*83
84%
*83 "a
84%
84%
*83%
85
_100
*85
87%
*85
87 %
*85
87%
*80%
82
82
82%
83
87
*37
37%
37%
37%
37
37
preferred-
preferred———
•.
Co
Co
5
2
1% Jan
% Jan
3 % Jan
15% Jan
9
17% Feb
13
6 'A
2
2
5'A
Sep 30
2
Jan
•
10% Sep
24
7 Ta Jun
3% Apr
6
19
2,600
69%
69'%
7,300
39%
39%
39%
40
39
39%
39%
40
39%
40'%
3,000
33
33 %
32%
33%
32 Ve
33
2,400
47
47%
47
47%
81 %
82
82%
82%
,
4%
Korvette
Kresge
Kress
(E
(S
Jt
S)
33
33%
33%
33%
47%
48
Vn
47%
47%
47%
48%
80%
80%
80%
81
81
81
_1
14%!
15%
14'-a
15%.
14%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
.——10
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
lit
iS
38%
37%
37%
21
21
30%
31%
,25,700
20%
4,300
Inc—1
Co
&
Kroehler Mfg
Co
Gas
20%
32%
4
«.—1
,
&
29%
30
23%
26%
42%
43%
Tire
coipmon_3
—100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
15
33%
2
13% Oct
11% Jun
13% Jan
9
24
2
5
152
May
8
63
Jan
8
73
49
46% Jan
3
Jan
63 3% Oct
2
15
Oct
21
90% Dec
36% Mar 11
57
14
11
10
July 10
30%
22%
22 %
22
22%
a>2 %
741/4
74%
74 %
75
74 %
Corp
.-No par
Co
5
Libby'McNeill
Libby—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
l'/o
7
31
38% Oct
2
92%
Jan
2
47% Dec
143
18
135% Dec
9
30
Nov
12
104
Jan
23
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
3
82
Mar
4
85
Oct
14
92% Feb
100% Apr
14
129% Nov
128
Jan
10
14
—2.5,0
10%
116%
122%
1
Inc
10%
10c
———_
31%
32%
31%
32'/«
-29%
29%
29%
30%
L;
Locw's
Inc
L———No par
Locw's
Theatres
Inc
Lone Star
2
46% Jan
26
May 28
139% Jan
26
36% Apr
15
81
11% Jan
60
2
30%
30.'/a
17%
16%
30%,
17%
31%
32
31%
32
42%
42%
*125
34%
100
82 %
86%
86%
series G
pfd—
conv
100
——
Louisville Gas & El Co
29
15% Jan
27
16
.'71'A Jan
7
104% Mar
30
21% Jan
5
34% Apr
15
Lykes
29% Jan
7
35
22.
MacAudrews & Forbes common
118'% Jan
15
Lukens
& Sons Inc
(M)
Steel
Co'-^2
Steamship
Bros
-
-
" ' 20%
90
1
3.33%
-
10
Co
24%
•;
34%
100
41%
43%
34%
100
82%.
*82%
*85
87
137%
151
152
82%
47%
150
48%
137%
3 37%
82%
137%
150%
100
150%
1,200
104,400
47
47%
137
137'/a
37%
25%
130
87
137%
137
390
83 %
*85
38 %
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
86 %
86%
87%
37
87%
87
88
21
160
38%
85%
20%
90
25
•
600
16,100
100
48%
46%
9.100
34%
83'/a
87
12,400
42
100
151
41,600
106,300
125
34%
100
*87
151
48%
35%
*99%
83%
87%
41'%
123%
126
34%
34%
100
42%
126
130
82%
37%
85%
21%
91%
•
*85
*148%
46%
138
37%
84
—50
—
Sep
Lowenstein
*137%
(Ky)-No par
Nashville.
*'
*147
151
46%:
4.7
100
common^-—5
Louisville
% v 100
42%
*125
130
x34%
82%
100
44%. Mar 12
G
44,400
16%
100
31% Aug 13
11
7,400
44,800
31'%
30%
10>
81% Sep
24'/a Sep
10
10%
119%
30%
32%
series E preferred—
&.
10
117
31%
30%
16%
128
preien-ed
10%
119'%
15%
4.40%
7%
10%
116%
31%
41%
88
July 10
21% July 2.
5,000
16'.2,
4.35%
'142% Mar 25
26
76% Jim
30%
73
32%
43'A
*122%
34%
Co
31
71 %
14%
100
<P)
31%
4,000
31%
series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
Lorillurd
10%
119%
31%
130
58%
14'%
10
5%
Apr 14
90%. Mar G
117%
;
6,500
58
.
32%
preferred———100
conv
10%
10%,
124%
91%
32
4
;
Long -Island Lighting Co com—10
89
5
36% Jun
6
4.84%
10%
120
900
145
14%
Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
4
2
136% Jun
' Oct
17
2
Jan
19% Jun
•
5
155% Apr 16
48% July
7
Dec 22
44
4
55% Mar
90 '/a
144'%
73
9
Mar
11%
91%
145%
71%
37% Jan
Jun~23
143
27% Feb
19,100
11%
90 %
145%
92
72
17% July 10
Jim
11%
11%
11%
144%
"143%
71%
37
37
12,400
72 '/•>
5
2
5,100
75%
71 %
9
25
22%
75'%:
71 Va
15
84% Jun
22%
75%
71
Industries
128% Jan
22%
75%
3
Corp
11
22%
Link Belt
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
12
46
59
Lionel
104'
46
75%
91
144'.4
30%
46
22%
11%
11%
93
143%
29%
45%
58%
Litton
7
8,300
17,600
29-%
59 %
14 Va-Mar 23
18
9%
58%'
7
May
4,500
9
91/4
30%
9%
60
o
80% Jun
3,300
8%
59%
39% Apr
100
88'% July 28
44,400
7%
8
9
59%
124% July
2
.92
9
59%
9
29% Jan
11,100
3%
23%
5
9
120
32%
2.%
9
Mar
32%
54,800
22%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
39% Jun
8
107% Feb
11%
93
142%
31% May
20
11%
11%
25
Co
6,500
15%
2%
1
July
43%
90
.
~
100
preferred
10% Mar
28% Jan
8%
15
200
1,100
3,400
22%
7%
8%
1,700
31
42%
33%
2%
22
45%
8%
7%
7,000
25%
*86
15%
32%
2%
45 %
%
8
9 '/4
441/4
90
14
22 %
29%
72% Feb
—.'
32%
2%
22
46
28% Feb
—
31%
2%
30 %
5
% Jun
33%
46
5
.
27% Jun
■
—.
%
..Mar
43
*86
13%
30
Lerner Stores
26
98 % Apr
80 :!ii Jan
140% Jun
•'
10
16
5
4
—
—
13
.82% Dec
158% Jun
44 %
30%
Libby-Ov/eng-Ford. Glass
2
30%
X26%
46 Va
76% Jun
17
30%
27%
90
190
6,800
4
27
13%
5,700
28,300
32
*3%
30%
*86
8%
*30%
4
30%
13%
8%
*7%
8%
20'/a
32
44
43%'
22%
•
20%
*30
27%
46
Lehn & Fink Products
Sep
2%
22
20 %
%
26%
29%
53% Apr. 29
22% July 9
-7% Jan
31%
'
2%
22
*3%
50c non-chin 2nd pfd
-No par
Lehigh Valley RR—___——No par
Lehman Corp
1
36
65% Jan
2%
3%
*30
90
13%
33%
*21%
26%
*861
32%
20
30
42%
"
1
1st preferred—No par
$3 noh-cum
2
140
90
14
30
29
*86
;_10
20%
3%
26%
•♦••
%
*30%
4
30
13%
19% Sep
57% Apr
*3%
*3%
5
Bryant
(James) & Sons Co
3.85%
preferred—
40% Oct
■
31
20%
2
.
21
30%
*30%
10*
,
21
31
20%
14% Jan
—
38
21
29%
32%
24% Feb
■
36%
20%
30
38%
20%
31% Mar
•
38%
21%
29%
*30%
4
....
38%
21
29%
4
28% Jun
■
38%
21
common——
19
2
38
21
4.32% preferred series A——25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane
*
29%
La
Dec
7
.
5
—
Co
.
i
10
Co
Kroger Co —
Laclede
1,300
*00
preferred
32
Jan
9,000
69%
Co
28
18% Jan
4,500
22,400
53%
'69
Wire
22% Feb
4
60%
105%
52%
69%
5
23% July 10
8% Apr
6
10%-Jun 12
2
53%
68%
91
7
59%
104
105%
52%
69%,
6
20
60%
59%
104
53%
69
12
Jan
59%
105'/4
53
69 %
Jan
July
59%
104111
53%;
9,600
68%
10% Feb
1
59%
105%
52%
3,400
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
King-Seeley Corp
2
1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100 G
Koppers Co Inc common—-..10
Lee Rubber
3% Jun
59%
104%
53%
58 %
prit. r preferred——25
Lees
14
60%
105%
52 %
3G
46%
11,000
22
'J
59%
104
3,300
35'%
46
56%
30% Mar 23
20
47
46%
55% Apr
May
15% July
36
46%
27%
7
37% Jan
35%
47
56
8
7
35%
46%
27
6
29% May
35%
46%
46%
24% Jan
42% J uly
85
36%
46
47%
18
Mar 28
12'A May
9
39'% Oct 21
36
46%
27 Va
31
89
36%
2,900
33
58%
25% Dec
1
36
45%
2,800
_43
56%
46% Dec
2
32%
47%
8
17
30%
34
26 %
24% Jan
Jan
42%
30%
33%
.
47%
11
Jan
30%
34
58%
26%
25'% Dec
9% Mar 2G
31
33%
—
47%,
10
28
42
30%,
33%
55%
3% Feb
83
—42—
30 r»
33%
26'/»
19% Apr
■*
42
30%
32%
47 Tb
29% May
2
41
31
600
26%
6
20
43
42%
30%
11—16
3,700
37%
57%.
18
Feb
41%
10
85'%
86%
85%
*37
36%
47 %
24
18% Jan
86%
36%
26%
4'A Nov
25
85%
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22% Dec
34% Apr
*35
20
26%
33'% Dec
2
•
-
84%
31%
1
;
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6
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5
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2
17
,
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10
95%
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5
4% Mar 11
100
86
86
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96 %
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5
3,200
78
*76 Ve
87'/a
22'A Jan
?0
500
48%
48%
78
59
3
26% Mar
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47%
26
17% Mar
124
77
26
22
Dec
33% Dec
22
Feb
*119
48%
49%
77
1
22
34%
22
Dec
7
% Mar 13
124
48
48%
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4 % %
22
16% May 26
31
Jun
*119
47^4
77
.
500
700
400
128
*86
Kcystmie Steel &
34% May 11
43% Mar
3
May 29
128
87%
Copper——
No par
Land Co
—2.50
Kerr-McGee'Oil Indus common——1
2
30
130
124
*119
*128
*86
Kern
20
70%. Jun
26% Jan
130
*128
49,300
46%
46%
46%
*76
78
59%
118
118
119
46%
46%
59
60%
59%
.
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120
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Kendall
21
47% July
47%
128%
125
*120
48%
*46
87%
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5
70% Apr
31% Apr
22
2
16
20% Jan
124
47%
128%
01%
116
96%
Kayser-Roth Corp
117% Feb 24
12
7
Jan
46% Jan
Jtm
124
59%
60%
116
46
46
129
*76
Kansas Gas & Electric Co—No
par
Kansas Power A*. Light Co
8.75
4
2j
.Jan
58%
*114%
45%
*86
Kelsey Ilaycs
64
Shares
July 10
*94
Kellogg Co
63
9
11
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July 9
100
47% MUy 29
5
66% Nov
60% Nov
Mar
.
—100
41% May 12
1
105% Oct
2
25
33% Jan
38
33
34% Jan
35% May 23
41% Feb 17
10
12
48% Mar 25
2
18% Oct
60 %
a
123%
390
4.35%
38% Mar" 13
8
preferred
4.20 7o
6
76%. Mar 31
39 % Feb
Sain tut
SALS MtlCM
Kansas City -Southern com
_No par
4% rfon-cnm preferred——
—50
5
36% May
preferred—100
4%
preferred—
4.50% preferred—
May 20
30
10% Jan
25% Apr
3.80%
HIGH
Wednesday
July 8
-
July 7
113
4.5'
conv pfd__100
Pr & Lt Co cam_No par
Kansas City
27
89 % Feb
85%, July io
113
JL„-50
.
^4%% (set; of 1959)
17
Mar 11
42% Dec
10
25
82
92'% Jan
2
82% Jun
convertible
38% Aug 13
2
29% Jan
94 % Jan
20
4% %
57% Apr
47
29
59%
33%
preferred_
4
Oct
Corp
convertible- preferred—_1Q0
16
Oct
<k Chem
4'%%
4% 7o
Jun
AND
Tuesday
July 6
A
8
125% Jun
78
87
Kaiser Alum
'
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24
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l
85
Feb
8
July
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
u.
%
.20%
21
20%
91
89%
25%
24%
t
20%
20 %
3,000
10,500
20%
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%
88%
88 '/a
89%
9,300
23%
24%
24%
24%
8.200
88
90%
25%
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23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
125
21% Jan
2
Apr 17
36% Nov 17
28
3
39% Dec
Jan
78% Jan
88
6
13'A Apr
123 V -• Jun
49:i
2
43% July 10
82% Jun
May 14
6-
Jan
10
1
13% Oct
1
18
Jan
2
14
17'A Dec
31
14
Jan
31% Jan
10
71% Oct
13
'•54% Jun
30% Jan
2
60% Dec
1
48'A Jan
390
10
29
39% Dec
10
36% Jan
2
8% Sep
8% Nov
29
4% Jun
17
Aug
28'% Oct
7
15 % Jan
5
1
26
Jan
5% Jun
3
2
Jan
12
442%. July 10
19
6% Jun
Fund
Square
Mar 17
May- 7
485
6
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2
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1
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9'
16
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14
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1
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58%
59
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50
1
5% Jan
2
7% Feb
4
18'% Jan
"2
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29
23
% Jan
2
27!,4 Mar
5
67
Oct
28
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5
73
5
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2
59% Dec
31
5
59% Jan
2
45% Nov
7
45% May
42 % Jun
29% Jan
81'% Jan
30
Sep
25% Jan
8
36 % Jan
7
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62
,
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Martin
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May 22
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2
42% Dec
37
Feb
Jan
2
49% Dec
22
46
May 19
11
85 % Jun
26
74'A Jun
75
Sep
16
85% Jun
66% Sep
15
77
3
16
49 % Nov
19
July
45% Jan
1
39
■
—
13
26
74
May 19
65% May 22
July 30
74
2
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26
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53" ii Feb
-
81
81
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Corp—_
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$3.75
pfd
$3.40
1
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82
91'
4
42
24
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7
3%
Co
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Dec
29
18% Jun
9
23:! ij Jan
15
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22
29
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2
4'i1
Jun
30
45
24
44
Feb
10
Jun
4
$2.50
2
2
19% Feb
5
6%
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17%
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18
31%
30%
31
28% Mar 3
29
94% Feb
5
3'%%
56%. Dec
1
40%. Jun
8
58
Feb
16
36 % Jun
8
47
'
—.
31% Apr .23
39
41 ?«
Sep 26
37% Jan
Jan
2
59',4 Dec
1
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
17% Jan
68'% Jan
2
98
Dec
31
84
May
70%. Nov
21
64
Jan
52
Jan
14
7'% Jun
3
9% Jan
42%
41%
50%
50%
50%
77
77
77'%'
78'%
*92
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42%
4%
1,300
3,600
5%
43
51%
73%
77
68
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10
54
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Feb
30
9
26
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60% Jan
20 »4
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3
43%
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McGraw-Edison
Corp
'
Co
19
89% Apr
28
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Porcupine
&
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Robbins
Inc
1
36%
Jun
2
7
32
Dec
18
7
38
10
83% Dec
10
67
Feb
9
91% May 15
May 20
79
Jun
3
85
26
29 '4 Jan
Feb
6
14%
14'A
14
14%
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81
81
81
81
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42
42
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95
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94
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94
94
92
93
18
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82
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84
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14
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22
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14
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22
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7
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2
79 Yi May 21
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39
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7
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16
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7
14
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Feb
Apr 25
76%
81 %
41%!
120
440
150
10
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51
5
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83'%
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8,500
——10
24
24
2
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-
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——5
4'A7" preferred 11st series)—100
2
41% Jun
b
14
42%
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3
*74
21%:
40%
50.%
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5
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68
.
47,600
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McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
99% Feb
10% Mar
*49%
7
15
4
13
21'%
40'A
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50c
convertible preferred—100
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•.76%
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42
3,300
50
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43%.
51%
78%
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63
76'%
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83
52%
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52
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100
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7
5%
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26%
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20,000
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-30%
73
30,700
18,800
31
7
7
76
67%
,
3
20% Jan
49
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50
19
page
52%
46%
53
47
92
41%
'•
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24
see
52%
47
92
52%
80
47% Sep
footnotes
26%
*71
74
4(i%
*75
22 % Dec
For
53'A
5%
6
26%
51%'
42%
100
9
86
5%
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51
—No par
2
1
53%
4G%
*73'%
—
—
13'% Jan
Oct
5%
73
*91'%
1
6%
26%
————No par
_
33'A Apr
86% Jan
74
0%
26%
*71
5 V
Corp common
preferred
Stores
79% Jun
«.
2,500
17%.
_No par
MeCrory-McLellan
13% Jan
29
—
4,200
4%
31%
7
—No.par
—
Corp_
83% Dec
—. ——
20
44%
18'/a
No par
series:
issued
MeCord
9
49
1947
preferred
Maytag
32% Oct
—
442%
44%
4%
83
19%'*14'A
44%
4%
4%''
31%'
7
—No par
—2-
pre!erred
20
—
442'%
44%
44%
4%'
18%
4
j
preferred
7
2
*442'% 475
%70
44%
30'%
100
May Dept Stores common—1.
2
Jan
470
44%
4'%
& Co'com—No par
preferred——
72'4 Mar 17
2
29
24
Mar 26
Jan
62
58%
5
CO—
18'A Apr
39% Jan
Dec
480
4.4%
Exploration—„——l
Field
4%%
55
58
•
—
23'A Jan
5
July
56'A
57%
15
12.50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_
471
93'
56'A '
4%.
Midland Corp common—5
convertible, preferred50
2
75% Nov
34
12
Oil
50%
58%
45%
——___No par
Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo
89% May 12
32% Jan 14
93%. July 11
25
Mar
58
57%
4%
Marine
9
55%
19%
56
44'/b
10
58%
19%
*14%
1
—
41%
56%
!
83%
83
19%
15
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u
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83%
19
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41
83
14%
' 40%
58
10
40%
33
2,200
19%
40%
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123
48
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14%
33
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33
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41
83
33
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122%
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123
47%
14%
1
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48
83
i
33
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123
47%
1
__——
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33%
32%
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48'/a
40%
100
:
Garden,.
Mallory <P R) & CO
Manati.'Sugar Co_—
33%
123%
47%
No par
In0—;
Magma Copper
Magnavos Co
51'% Jan
.
com
4'A% preferred series A—
Madison
Madison
33
*121
—.5
No par
—
Macy (R II) Co Inc
10
100
——
30
73
24
8
12% Jan
21
Jun
preferred
21
70
8
5% Apr
450
6%
Mack Trucks Inc—
18'. •4 Jail
7
Feb
July 10'
'
20' uJan
-
25>-
23% Apr
5% Jan
b
87' % Mar 30
■
9
.
9
32'A Jan
37
2
Jan
8
Jan
Melville Shoe Corp
47o
common
preferred series B
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Merck
$3.50
&
Co
Inc
preferred
—1
100
3%
common—16%c
No par
*73
9
82
8%
*90
34
86%
*73
9
34
88%
82
8%
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32
*90
27%
80 !4
8%
.
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27%
80%
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33%
87%
88%
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82
27'A
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33%
88
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81
,
400
33%
1,100
89%
15,700
82
21
CommercialFinancial Chronicle
and
The
22
.
Monday, July 13,1959
..
(170)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
lUage tor Prerlta*
Lowest
Hifhest
30% Mar 10
53% Oct
27
15% Jan
19% Feb
5
2
39
Jan
Sep
62% Dec
2
78
15
10
79
79
Oct
15
92
97
Jan
14
64 % Jan
4
6
28% Jun 25
35% Jan
78
Jani
25 Yb Feb
14% Jan
2
2
24
7
Jan
17
7% Jan
2
76
88
2
87
6
Midland
1
Midland-Ross Corp common
2
Feb
27
11
111% Jan 28
8
96
Oct
31
13
28
Not
3
28% Dec 31
ll7/a Jan
10
27% Jan
6
Feb
25% Jar
16% Jun
111% JaD
8
31% Apr 28
35% Dec 29
32% Jun 24
16% '»
2
6
25"% Aug
6
39% Dec 16
4% Jan
2
9% Jun
20
Apr
2
16% Oct 24
43"% Dec
29
30
17
4% Jan
52
62
Jan
Jan
2
5
14% Dec
18
5% May
Not
19
60
10
Nov
19
39
Jan
22
Minnesota
25
Jun
19
Minute
Ontario
As
Power As
Maid
2
Jan
Missouri-Kan-Tcx
27
3%%
0
Jan
2
18% May 28
14% May 26
54% July 9
8
78
7
24% July
35 % Mar
20% Jan 14
Class
Power
issued
2
36% Jan
40% Feb
3
6
50% July 10
24% Feb 24
2
35
34
2.9%
29%
9
32% NOV
21
28
Jan
2
32
Jan
25% Oct
13
24% Jan
2
37
July
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18
43% Jan
48% Apr
35
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34
34
23%
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100
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24%
27%
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28%
114%
112
117
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30%
35%
35 %
36%
36
37
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37
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47
467
47%
10
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28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%.
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40%
40
40 %
40
40
40
40
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lnc
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9
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9,000
37
1
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(F E)
600
15
22
28%
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6,800
6%
49
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21%
lnc
8,200
2,700
21,400
23%
17%
—No par
2
0
31% May
50% Jan
Jun
39% Apr 24
35
33%-
48%
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8
347a
33%
50%
-100
100
—1.25
Mueller Brass Co
16
150
35
33 %
27%
Motor
20
6,610
149%
?4
12
Motor
48% July 10
21% July 10
149%
146
149
1
No par
Morrell
Feb
2,400
34%
Lines
Motorola
16
30% Apr 23
4.100
17%
43%
i
55%
8
30%
24%
35%
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LI
100
34
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17%
8
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9
May
149%
h
13,700
12.800
,
99%
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Montgomery Ward As Co
7
30% Apr
130
11
26
22%
Co
shares
American
25% Jun 22
18
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25%
25%
25%
99%
60
141 Va
136
137
24%
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1,500
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———-No par
Chemical
Montana
When
13
Sep
23%
No par
25
Montana-Dakota Utilities
7
18% Nov
50
22%
10
class A
B
Monsanto
2
Mar 24
%
33
33%
„
Tool
Machine
RR
Monon
25% July 10
57% Jan 28
.22.
149%
149
34%
—
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33% Nov 28
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34
preferred
May
4
Feb 25
35
34
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Monarch
14
19% Jan
135%
24%
25
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No par
%
1
RR
19
63"% Feb
38
99%
Pacific RR class A—No par
29
28% Jan
45
56.706
99%
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34
Missouri Public Service Co—.
Jan
38% Jan
Jan
24%
99
2.50
Light
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
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1
17
2,100
23%
135%
134
6197
No par
-
Paper
Corp
16
23% Jan
37%
149%
Mining As Mfgi
Minnesota
24
17
37%
148%
Minn
5
6
21% Nov
37%-
24
Mar
preferred
Mojud Co lnc
60% Deo 31
37%
21%—22%:
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23% Dec 31
89'/2
17%
13% Apr
2
47%
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28 V
67% July
2
75% May 11
5
42
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89%
18
8
9
Jun 29
2
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47%
29%
preferred
conv
400
43
89%
17%
2nd
5,500
46%
29
12
30% Jan
-21%
.
26.100
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18
$1.50
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21%
37%
21%
9
11% Jan
48
28%
31% Dec
12% Apr
19% Jan
37%
21%
Missouri
35
47%
17%
-71% Dec
May
37%
24%
49%
477 a
28%
8
17% Jan
37%
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137
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10
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79
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79
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41 %
47%
25%
130
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42
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41
88%
52:% May 25
20% Jan 30
20% Jan
40%
46%
10
Mission Corp
37% Ded 22
48%
46%
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24
41% Nov 20
42% Nov
45%
48
17 %
23
2
46 %
29
13
Jan
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35
13% Jan
18 Y* Feb 25
98
17%
13
28
96
100
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29
%
28%
18
21% Dec
97
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29
14% Jun 22
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40%
8
24% July
97 'a
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85%
97
50%
21
20% Sep
14% Sep
5
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16% Dec
Jan
85%
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6
45
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4
13
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85%
16
6% Jan
22
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47%
136%
4
68% Jan
4% Apr
2
29% Apr 30
22% Jan
8
35%
1,600
-
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15% Jan
11 V, Apr
79
89%
24%
4
7
8
Jan
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47%
132%
41% Mar 16
12% Jan
80
90
79
40%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg—1—1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
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100
49'A Apr
10
2
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45%
48%
21%
29% May
Jun
79
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24
89%
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preferred
9
41% Jan
19% Dec
Jun
83
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46
a
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Minerals & Chem Corp of
7
21% Mar
July
10
35
38
40% Jun 24
35
Jan
27
22
45 7
47%
82
92 %
82
%
151 % Apr
9
8
14
44% Aug
25
18% Feb 25
24
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%
58
58%
20% Feb
29
6
26% Jun
99% Jun
31
26% Apr 29
Dec
18% Oct
2
Feb
92
9
»
6
35% Oct
116
2
47/a Jan
18'/a Feb
24% Mar 20
20% Not
2
73% Feb 25
21% Jan
31
141% July 10
6
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20% Not
40% Jun"" 2
1st
79
38%
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81 %
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5%%
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10
lnc
92
10
Jan
Utilities
South
48% Jlin
35% Feb 18
18
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8
83
97 %
2
83% Jan
82
85 %
23
4
79%
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Jan
10
Jun
19%
78%
78%
39% Jan
39% Aug
21% Feb
19
78%
92
33
8
Sep
43% Oct
19%
78%
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13
39
19
79'%
81%
91
19
48% Deo
Jan
17
May 25
2
15
Jun
19%
78%
82
51% Apr
44% Apr
13% Jan
59
94
Mar 31
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
33% Jan
19
82
Middle
35.
25,600
19%
31
91
6
Jun
Jan
19%
78%
58
5
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5
77
80
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
126
1
3,400
19%
78%
58
19%
50% Mar
15
58%
60%
80 V*
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfci—100
4,35% preferred series
—100
3.85% preferred series
—100
3.80% preferred series--.——100
4.45% preferred series——100
Miami Copper
5
10
Shares
July 10
July 9
%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
57 %
59%
Mesta
88% Apr 15
98
Mar 13
Jun
Jun
July
88
25
82% July
6
53% Jan
89
104
24 ft Mar
223/a Feb
7
Apr
90% Feb
Sep 24
2
9
26
102
Dec 22
Jan
Sales tor
SALK F&ICE8
HIGH
60%
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1
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&Scott~—12.50
64% May 11
78
92% May 13
91
8
AND
Wednesday
July 8
July 7
July 6
P«f
EXCHANGE
44 % Jan
18
LOW
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year l'J58
Lowest
i
a
a
5,700
3,800
12,300
700
N
NAFI Ccrp
2
16% Dec
14
8
15
3
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
May 13
13% Jan
2
18% Jun
Jan
437/a Jan
52% Jan 12
2
22% Deo
21% Jan
34% May
National Aviation
23% Mar
2
41% Jan
6
149% Oct
3
6% Jan
2
50% Jan
17
31
19
29
8
Jan
51% NOV 20
168
Jan
20
16% Nov 20
86% Deo
19
18
6
26% Jan
2
15
49% Jan
5b
12
Jan
9
6
Mar 13
Jun
24
164 % Apr
3
8% Jun
12
14% Jan
12
Jun
24
80
26% Jun
147.
61
5
Jan
12
32% Jan
15
37% Jan
7
49% Nov 21
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
12
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2
31% Nov
19
28% Jun
8
2
103% Nov
19
99% Jan
B
19% Jan
86% Jan
2
307/aDeo
11
17% Jan
2
24
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9
42
Jan
8
59% Deo
11
90
Jan
7
84 % Apr
17
100
May
115% Oct
8
10
21
Jun
109
104
3
Apr
21
71
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
July
2
Feb
9
131
July
2
168
Jun
19
145
Jun
10
128% Nov
7
143
Jun
17
124% Jun
9
13% Jan
7
18% Sep
30% Sep
10
17
Jan
2
21
25
28% Jan
2
40% July
9
8
3
348
Oct
21% May 12
45% Jun
159
Mar
9
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13
7% Jan
2
77%
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4
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247a
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12
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9
National
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7
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7
21% May 29
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8% Dec
18
6% Jun 23
10% Mar 24
Natomas
Nov
19
7
19
82
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15
68
Jan
14
108% Oct
13
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79% Jun
4
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30
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13
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2
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17
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30
3
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18
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160
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16
96
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83
7
9
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31
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280
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2
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2
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8
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6
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2
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2
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67
76
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5
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76
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60
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Aug 15
103
2
94
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18% Jan
2
9
59% May 12
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Apr 24
84% Mar 11
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75
Nov
35% Jun
18
8
60% July 25
68% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
108
Feb
6
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27
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29
Apr~~7
21% Sep
8
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15% Jan
2
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11
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23
102
9
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5
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16% Jan
92
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23% Apr 18
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27%
Nov" 17
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75
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22
80
Jun
3
102% Jun
10
95
40% Jun 30
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43% July 10
Northeast
73
27
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Northern
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6
22% Apr
7
37% Dec
17
10% Jan
2
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92
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19
7
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9
57% May 22
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72
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80% Jun
80% Jun
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9
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77
100
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7
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100
preferred
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1
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see
Feb
22% Jan
17
footnotes
108
Jan
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Central
Jan
70
8
93% Mar
For
35% July 10
21% Jan 28
Jan
94% Jun
Feb
52% Mar 18
108
79% Sep 25
80% Oct
1
30% Dec
9
57
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preferred
39% Feb
56%
55
4.85%
Chemical
57
55
5.25%
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53%
Niagara Share Corp
2
36% July 10
23% Mar 10
113% May 26
59% Nov
5
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9
3
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17
13
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16
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17
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28
84
13
5
102
63% Jan 23
1
2
13
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14
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30
81
41% Jan
73% Apr
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31
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7
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19
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34
53%
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68
preferred
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65
July
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50
39
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15
No par
Preferred 5% series A
New York Shipbuilding Corp
N
6,900
29%
29'%
N Y
ICO
85
85%
8C0
24,100
85
20
2.100
76%
20 Va
41%
.
4,600
11,300
20'4
78
20
8
No
x76%
78
.!
oar
Brake—
Central
11,000
900
14
35
77%
20
19 7
14
407 a
40%!
*76
1
"
'
40%
100
Electric System
8
14
1
;
200
Va
'
5% Jan
14% Jan
17.500
127%
126
128%
*38%
N Y
32% Nov 10
275
227'a
00 la
38
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
York
22 31
<61
149
Newmont
York
227a
60
20%
New
New
101 Va
22%
1
preferred
England
New
100%
22%
61%
38%
2
3%%
101'a
%
60%
126
—
New
100!«
22
01%
_l
S
3,600
101%
22%
148%
Neptune Meter Co
5
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
2
101V 4
a
89%
Neisner Bros lnc
19
102%
%
88%
13
82'A Mar
39,600
38%
26
21% Jan
11,500
31%
.
10
No par
26
2
5174
31%
151
——-10
37% Apr
26
28 %
51%
31%
128%
43% Feb
Jun
28
52 %
129%
c
4,500
28%
128
102
660
31%
"92%
9
19% Jan
42,200
51%
93 %
10
36% Jan
64 V2
28%
92
1
Jan
75
03%
52
60'
32% Jun
84% July
03%
31%
22
Co
20
62%
28%
102
lnc
14% Oct
38% Nov
63 %
2814
%
National Tea Co
National Theatres
12% Oct 22
8
62
31%
8
Co
2
14 % Jan
14,500
4
Sugar Ref
2
74% Oct 23
10 Va
152
51 %
No par
Steel Corp
National
Feb
9%
152
52%
61%
amnion
Co
National-Standard
National
40% Mar 13
15
9%
153
31%
22%
22
Corp
1
As Steel Cast-No par
54
Apr 17
91% May 28
12
9%
28%
%
1(12%
Service
3
13% Aug 11
51%
151%
9%
51%
61 %
100
152
31
a
30% .31%
—10
8,000
52
51%
52 Va
151 Va
9%
64%
8
1,500
51%
9%
com—8
17%
17
17%
151%
52%
9%
100
Malleable
%
150%
9%
100
Natl
51
52'%
152%
9%
preferred B
4% Jan
2
60 %
preferred A
7% Jan
3
14%
60 Va
7%
9% Jan
26% Jan
14%
00%
6%
National Linen
12% Mar 23
14% Apr
2
lOVa Jan
11%
60%
51%
common
7
Jan
18%
14%
61 %
150 %
:
Co
Gas
23
74% Jan
36
17%
14%
61
10
pfd series of 1951
National Gypsum C^
$4.50 preferred-.
20
47%
17%
14%
61%
10
Distillers As Chem Corp
National
17%
14%
61
100
common
preferred
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
National City Lines lnc
National Dairy Products—
134% Mar 121
Mar 25
Corp
1%
4%%
17%
14%
61%
25%
I
Airlines-—
National
17%
15
—5
National Biscuit Co
Natl
15,300
17%
61%
1
i
-
—
Corp
National
6
247/aJan
1
57% Jun 23
91 •*'
34% Mar
Natco
35
I
—1
National Acme Co
14 Va Jan
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
9% Jan
11
38 *4
38%
33%
38%—38%
82 Va
84%
82%
83%
83
83
Volume 190
Number 5863
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(171)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
I*we«t
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
LOW AND HIGH 8ALB PRICES
Monday,:
EXCHANGE
n,
Tuesday
Jnty 7
July 6
Wednesday
£0% Jan
14
90
16
Sep
7874 Sep
19
9474 Nov
89
Oct
17
31
28*2 Jan
.27
60% Nov 20
103
Dec
57% Jun
887a July
10
92% May 16
9
7712 July
67% Jan 30
6
95% Jan
16
7
85
Jan
103
17
90 % Jun
10
100
Jan
13
May 16
89 % Jun
25
43% Aug 11
95% Jan
16
39% Jun
24
29% Dec 31
27% Jun
9
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
12
Jan
102
13
3
17 la Jan
Jun
6
18%
8812 Dec 31
98
Jun
3
167*. July
86% Jun
May 27
46% May 21
34% Mar 4
18
Feb
27
Okla Gas
&:
90% Feb
5
29 % Dec
9
27 y8 Jan
30% Jun
2
7
45% Dec
31
417a Feb
2
4014 Jan
55% July 1
21% Jun 11
13
74
Dec
17
61% Jan
Mathleson
Oliver Corp
2074 Jan
7
35
Dec
18
82% July 10
37% July 2
16% May 7
Oils Elevator
29% May * 7
July 15
37 V& Feb
59
15% Dec"
24
Jan
14% Jan
19
4
15
16
66% Dec
15% Jan
61% Feb
10
7
89% Dec 11
79% Feb
,9312 Oct 31
2574 Jan
2
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
96 % May
5
97% Jan'27
85% Oct
1
?7a Jan
9% Jan
10
2
14
Oct
21% Dec
40
32
93
3
2
18
May 22
1314 Jan
12
Mar 19
10% Jan
26
19% May 13
1434 July 30
May
18
Jun
22
64% Nov
2
12
22% Nov 20
17
Jan
9
Feb
56% Feb
10
3
4
47^ Jan
2
64
Dec
18
40 Va Jan
2
54% Dec
31
20% Feb
21
<39 % Oct
30
37
117% Jan
2
150
Dec
17
149
Jan! 2
Sep 30
27
143
Apr 21
130
Jun
130
4
Feb
12% Jan
5% Nov
23% Nov
3
12
Jan
2
90
Jan
3
98
30% Jan
2
47% Nov
5
45 % Dec
8
33
Dec
19
62% Dec
2
July 17
58% Jljn"
9
47% Jun 17
7
37
6
57
?% Jan
9
fVz Jan
19% Jan
2
6
30% Jan
10
23 % Jan
3
8212 Jan
25
49
113
Dec
Dec
94%
Sep'T(T
92% Sep 30
11% Feb 28
28% Jan
37
65
Jan
2
45% Apr
27% July
14
8
9
62
5
Jan
19
93
1
19% Dec 29
43% Dec 29
Jun
8
91% Jun
29
15% Apr1
43
Feb 10
Fisheries
1418 Jan
3
3
Jan
18% Dec
2
5
2
25
99% Feb
16% Jun
8
Apr
July
4
10
36
12
Jan
May 27
25
19% Jan 22
6% Feb 24
437/a May
4
92
Jan
~~7
37
Jan
22
64% Nov 20
59% Jan
7
70% Mar
B
37 % Jan
2
50% Dec 31
467a Jun
9
57
8
24
21
20% Sep
96% Oct
100% Jun
11
7
Jun
81
Aug 27
NOV 24
102
Sep
107
16
107% May
93 % Feb
92
10O
8
95 % Jun
1,7
11
30
17
23
May 5
May 13
Jun
4
99
43% Jun
8
99
Jan
64%
64%
6474
6474
6474
59%
60%
59a4
60%
6074
No par
no par
*
C)
16% Jail
2
82% Jan
84% Jan
24% Nov
37% Apr 24
45% July
7
21% Jan-
"22% Oct" 13
8
25% July
5
2
6
93%
25
89
Jun
4
7
,
99% July 29
17% Aug
8
90
Jun
29
99% Apr
15
Apr
28
17% Jun 30
14% May 13
Jun
94
Mar 18
Nov
10
135
Jun
4
133
Jan
9
142
May
6
128
Apr
17
140
Jan
22
134
Jan
5
145
Mar
4
2
15% Jan
67% Feb 25
28% Oct
13
24% Jan
9
81
73% May
7
Aug 11
24% Dec
30
19% May
7
28% Jan 26
2
73
Oct
23
71% Jan
2
82% Jan 29
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
8
86
Feb
9
20
Apr
9
23% Jan
9
1221a Jun
11
63
Apr
10.0% Jun
16
17% July
7
113% Aug 27
39% Jan 10
69
Jan
24% Sep
125
29
July 11
77% Dec
18
10
113% Dec
16
19% Jan 31
39% Nov
14
32% Nov
21% Mar 20
43% Jan
2
2
74% Jan
114% Jan 22
39% Apr
21
14
25% Jun- 25
31% Apr
17
109% Nov
20
96% Jan
151% Jun
29
27% Oct
2
2
88% Dec
15
90
Dec
12
88
22% Jan
10
28% Dec
31
55
31
78% Nov
20
42% Jan
Mar 18
34% Mar 31
-
26% Jan
Jan
9
132
9
24
Jan
28
7
12
2
107% Apr
46
Dec
22
31
70% Nov 26
21
4274 Jun
12
80% Mar 13
7074 Jun
18
Sep
18
24% Jan
10
21% May 14
20% Nov
12
23% Jun
18
20% Jun. 29
113% Dec
31
105
1474
14%
29,600
*2234
5974
5974
5974
5974
5974
5974
1,500
3374
33%
3374
34%
3374
33%
13,100
11174
104
112
105%
2274
5974
34%
59%
-
33%
112 74
110%
111%
106%
102%.
103
34%
36
34%
35' 4
3474
1
71%
73
*71%
27%
73%.
723 4
23
*22
11174 113
23
113
200
114
5,700
'
97
99
9874
3274
34%
34 74
33
727-4
74
74
28 74
277-i
2874
97
98
10074
33 74
3,200
7,506
470
97.70C
4474
4474
2,300
61%
62
No par
&
Eastern
4%
29%
45
45
*95
97
44%
4474
95
95
177a
4574
*95
4574
97
'
17%
1774
4%
3874
383:,
38 7 4
96
96 v
*9574
9774
95%
62%'
63%
617.1
63
61
62
5014
50 7
507
5174
21%
5074
51
loo
12.50
com
Nopar
*21
100
<
9
„
21%
a
21%
3074
40,400
45%
45
4574
600
97
17
2,700
474
2,100
3974
3974
3974
393
9574
*9574
97'4
*9574
9774
30
6074
6174
60%
6074
18,700
50%
50 7
5074
503,.
7,000
*21
21%
21%
96
95
95
94
96%
8274
8274
82%
83%
84
91%
*90
92%-
*98
10074
47%
48 74
45 %
47
3
317i
317 «
30
3174
72
72
72
72
100
5
90%
*99
9074
*90 7a
*99
10074
4574
4474
2974
30^4
73
72
72
6074
60%
60%
61 74
6174
6174
60%
6174
79%
8174
8174
8174
82 7
a
83%
*82
•*76%
78 74
*767'.
*7674
common
21%
200
96
540
85
260
92
160
10074
20
4574
4674
19,900
29%
3074
27,700
*7174
6074
83
x82
79
*7574
90
73
6074
82
-
9,400
640
47
47%
46 %
47%.
4674
4774'
4674
477,4
46%
7774
46%
52,40(1
12%
12%
1274
12%
12%
12%
1274
1374
1374
1374
6,800
*96
97
*96
97
*96
42»4
42%
"92 14
93%
*92%.
93%
,1
35%
36
357
a
36 74
2
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
43
45%
43%
45:'„
25
25%
92
92
92
91%
9274
94%
9414
*9374
17
17%
17
17%
Inc.—
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common ..10
$5 convertible preferred
No
par
(conv)
Nopar
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
,1.25
Co
10
.10
common
5%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd...
Pittston Co (The) common
42
4274
25
*9074
*91%
363.,
37
37
37%
6,700
44
44;,4
4474
447-1
43
44%
14,000
2474
25
247a
25
2474
25%
7,700
92
*90%
93
*90%
92
96%
*93
97
*93 74
96%
17
1674
17
1674
1774
*137
140
*135%;
137
*13574
137
*13574
137
*137
43
4274
93 %
*9174
43%
93%
17
140
136 7a
'137
50
100
300
3,000
140
136%
5,400
~90
*135
13674
38 74
38%
38
38 %
37%
38%
37
38
37
37%
10,700
82
86 7-1
8274
83%
82%
83 74
8174
82 7-«
80
81%
16,700
2374
^
25%
24
24 :,4
17,500
100
75
*80
24%
75
100
82
100
21%
IOC
*122%
74 7 4
*80
2174
25
23%
2414
74':,
74%
7474
747a
74%
*74
76
82%
*80%
8274
80
80
*80
81
21%
227b
3174
22
*12274
125
25%
21 %
♦122%
125
22
125
1
6974
707b
10774
36%
10774
X10674
3774
36%
2674
26 7
2674
1
14774
150%
23%
26%
100
92%
93
10
Co
92%
36%
*90%
-/25:1h
9274
36 7a
140
10
Co
9774
42 %,
*137
5
Polaroid Corp
*96
42-74
140
2.5o
Plough Inc..
Plymouth Oil Cor...
42 3-4
97
*96
97
*137
75
$3.50 convertible preferred
Power
59,700
1
Nopar
Nopar
$4
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
41
5
com
—100
Electric
78
9574
*99
4774
3074
*7674
*21
92
2974
100
79
92
44%
♦72
1
*84
10074
100
preferred
«
X82 74
100 %
10
17 74
48/a.
x96
91%
97
1774
474
95
50c
preferred
*95
1774
474
84
100 7 i
70
30
>
100
common
*21
7,200
6734
30
83
..100
■6774
890
*95
4%
No par
62
50(1
8,800
*45
1774
4:%
preferred
PfRomac
30%
4%
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
&
2934
1774
preferred
$4.80
68 74
4%:,
preferred series A
Pitney-Bowes
*6774
100
Philip Morris Inc
Pillsbury Co
68 74
38%
Reading Corp
Phllco Corp common..
5%
68
31
M
1774
&
series
63
68
307
4%,
4.68% prefewed
3%%
61%
4474
6174
4474
61%
68
38 7-4
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred..
Phila
4574
6174
31%
5
(ccnv)
preference
4.40% preferred
44%
61%
68
30%
1
Corp
Phila Electric Co common
conv
9774
19%.
59
100
Phelps-Dodge
$1
19%
com_33%c
Inc
2nd preferred
19%
45%
*67
No par
Co
19
45%
100
common
&
9274
19 74
45%
i25
33%c
(Chas)
9274
13%
45
10
Z~Z_5
Ry Co
"
26 %
26%
x69
b
145
*122%
69 %
6774
*106
108
125
6674
69
108
104
2374
2174
>
6774
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6674
104
105
2174
140
200,
4,500
125
6774
104
6,700
960
3674
3674
36%
3634
37 7-i
3674
3674
2,200
26%
26
2674
26
2674
26
2674
4,500
142
148
14474
14774
1457 s
14274
14674
16,200
26%
2674
2074
26 %
27 7 4
2774
27%
3,500
92%
93
93%
94
93%
94
94
94
26%
26%
26%
26%
2674
267-4
10,900
817/4
2674
8174
2674
81%
81 T.-f
8174
827%
9,000
497:»
2674
530
49%
49%
497 b
X4974
4974
39:'.,
3974
3974
3974
3974
3974
3974
11,000
18,700
29%
2974
2974
2974
297b
2974
2974
3,900
83%
83
83
84
84
84
84
84
8374
8374
390
8674
87%
87 74
88
88
210
10174
10174
101 %•
92
93
23% Jan
13
15% Dec
11
10
Jun
9
15
Jan
16
85
Dec
30
84
Mar
9
86 Vs Jan
7
26% Jan
7
35% Dec
29
317-4 Jim
24
43% Jan
2
60
Nov
19
58
Jan
2
357a Apr
66 % July
25
45
Dec
31
39% Jun
23
48 74 Apr
16
...
v
100
83
83
83
83
8374
100
83%
83%
8374
84
*82%
100*
85%
85%
8774
87
100
10074
.No par
—100
43%
*7074
25
*21%
25
20%
;_100
11034
110:%
Public Serv
76 % Mar 13
2274 May 14
117% Feb
5
...
5.05% preferred
6
9
Gamble.
4.30% preferred
Jan 16
106% Apr
48% Feb
&
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred..-
Mar 20
2
•
1434
3974
8
Feb
1474
29%
15
29
14%
48%
Oct
23
700
1,300
1474
*22
29%
3
5% Jan
67% Jan
107>a Jun
22%
274
1974
Pfizer
91% Mar 20
Jan
14%
*22
5,100
55
234
4074
29
Sep
27*4
*54
2 v.,
493 4
80
37
2774
5474
234
29%
81% Jun
100
2774
54
2%
3974
95
85% July
6
1007a Jun 18
2774
55
2%
49 74
8
8
33% Mar
Apr 23
27%
55
2%
14%
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
$1.40 div preference com—Nopar
68% Jan
43% Apr
98
2774
56
81%
4
29
27%
90
6,100
34,300
81%
17
5
44
8134
16
Jun
4374
81%
37% Jun
18
43 7
2
287i Jun
Apr
4374
Procter
14
5
4434
*91
8972 Mar 23
31
29
1474
102
2
39
Ofct
43%
2%
22%
111 %
24
50% Dec
Oct
4434
10
29% Feb
30 % May
2
S3
Feb 18
36
4874
26%
Nopar
95% Apr
7
83% Nov
20,700
91
4774
*55
2%
34%
14
2
82
4674
91
49
55%
60
25%. May 19
73% Feb
9
47% Feb
4574
927-.
48
27
33%
Forter Co Inc (H K)—
574% sink fund preference
26% Jan
Nov
46
91
48%
43%
55
5974
Poor
29% Jan
,
4574
91
473.4
26
10
5,100
46,400
„
44' 4
.
450
5
2874
48 3
4374
4
5
28
4774
par
14 7
46%
5
287,.
9274
47%
22 >4
4534
5
2874
*91
•
48
2%
574
28%
46
9274
350
28'.:, May 14
Jan
47
5
2874
9474
Pittsburgh Steel Co
2
Jan
68% Jun
574
28%
4774
25
Pitts
62
5
28
200
5,280
135
1974
39% July 2
91% Mar 19
14% Jan
5%
29%
1
"5
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeifxer Brewing Co
2
128
13474
5
1
4%%
Mar 24
20% Jan
20
135
9474
PCt Milk Co
Mar 23
34% May 28
2
135
1974
3.90%
Jan
135
94
4%
14
135
19%
84% Apr 14
8
134%
9274
82
20
13474
9274
17
95% May
1337n
46
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
19
2
175
10J
Jun
Jan
17474
977a
Jun
41% Mar 31
5074
175
51
7274
76
90
*4974
17474
51
2774
78
Jun~20
4974
17574
97%
Mar 12
100%
5174
50%
17474
723.,
Mar 18
Nov"25
50%
*49%
2874
89
88%
14,100
4974
50%
5074
175%
503;,
9674
86
47 % Apr
5174
5174
*4934
28
74% Jan
2
75Jan 29
97
18,200
963',
73
15% Mar 12
603«
2874
9
52% Mar 23
60
9574
B
5
6074
92 74
7
28
60%
174%
28 %
No par
Co..
1,400
5174
49%
CorpT_V.~~_~.Z_i
Cement
100
63
175%
*91
common
21
63
133 7b
£50
1,000
*19
6374
60
49%
100
Co
21
63
174%
:
Nopar
Proof Co
*19
64%
96
Jun
Jan
50
21
20
Jan
11% Jan
*18
95 74
Jan
44% Jun 23
90
27%
54
96
5,400
94
92 74
67
8
*93
100
21
14
9374
100
1
24
1,300
series preferred
31
Apr
93%
4,800
34%
preferred
Dec
12 Va Sep
93%
*93
5,700
9774
34%
4%%
26% Dec
97
93%
3474
93%
4.40%
62
49% Dec
35
109%
3474
5,000
Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
71% Nov 24
7
3434
8974
10974
4,800
Penna
3
2
93%
357i
88%
96%
a
97%
13 3 4
(J
2
27
34%
89
1097
1274
Chemicals Corp
When Issued
2
7% Jan
8874
9774
10974
16-
2074
Fenn-Dixie
43
95% May
98 3 4
98
*157n
1274
Peabody Coal
104% Jan 26
36% Feb
89%
10934
10974
16
82,200
13 74
Parker Rust
2
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
89
99%
44,400
2074
preferred
57% Jan
Jan
90
109%
3674
12%
—.....
4%
56% May 12
36% May 6
12% Jan
89
99%
10974
7,500
35%
133.,
jjs
Paramount Pictures
Corp
P&rkc Davis & Co—.....,,
No
103% Apr 15
88% Apr 13
Jun
80
*1574
82%
20 74
Pacific Mills
22% Jan 26
Jun
94
7
16.,
46,900
213,,
8174
12 %
'
Pacific Telep &
Teleg common
100
6% preferred.
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp
1
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc.-— 1
Panhandle East
Pipe Line—
Common
Mar 30
Apr
25
Jun
89% Jun
6
100
*15%
16
53%
20 V«
81%
36%
1974
Peoria
95
3574
52 74
207..
1374
v-
Pepsi-Cola Co
9
3674
5474
1270
Mar 23
May
36 7 4P
+
4,200
19%
July
102
377
».
200
283,,
137..
74
14
1974
8174
17
87
28:l4
19%
31 %
Jan
19
8174
*1574
34%"
*93
197 a
81
19%
81
367a
74
110
8
5374
5474
17
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28 74
20
9
95
34 3
1774
87
28 74
19
9274
99 %
99
5474
*86
20
2
Apr 23
DO
54%
*17
2874
80
-
16
109
1774
87
28
20
Feb
50
19%
*15%
*17
*86
28%
54
557 B
37
17%
87
2774
8074
.6.25
preferred
62
13
17 7 b
*86
28 7«
1334
26% Jan
36% Feb
177a
87
2,200
13
8
5
26.200
32
13%
18
41% Dec
4074
32
19%
23
8
20
3974
32
1234
51% Dec
6
90%
41%
32
19%
69% Sep
July
*8974
40%
32
36%.
No par
Corp
8
98% Apr 20
63
9074
41%
32
13%
27
6
907a
39 7 4
31%
12%
19% Jan
2
40% Dec 30
49-74 Jan
*89%
*89%
41%
13%
32% Mar 11
Dec
91
40%
x317u
2074
Penney
5
*89 %
160
330
2,050
4171
.100
Pennsalt
Jan
9374
1974
Pacific Finance Corp
m
Pacific Gas & Electrlc.-II_I_.II25
Pacific Lighting
6
55% Mar 20
9374
93
12%
7
20
9374
*9074
1974
4
5
92%
5.50O
79
90
13.74
Mar
29 74 May
102% Apr
79
,
5
106 % July
36
July
82% Mar 23
79
93
8C
_l
5% qonv prior preferred
Penick & Ford
117
79
Inc.5
24% Apr
11
90
80
9234
31%
5474
25
«__15
Parmelee Transportation
Patino Mines &
Enterprises:
8
93
*78%.
Inc..
65% Mar 20
3% Jan 30
15% Jan 16
39% Mar 12
21
5%
28
50% Mar 13
64% Jun
27% July
2
Jan
13
8
74% Jan 20
101% Apr 25
7
35% Apr
5
98% Jan
ssru
104% Jun
24
32% May
32% July
Jan" 13'
30
47 % Jan
31
49"
49% Jun
179% Jun
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
Amer
*90
78
£em<rnJi, & Aggregates
26
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
56% Jan
7
59% Jan
12
com
Pacific
04
2% May 14
12% Feb. 26
21% Jun 29
Co
4%- preferred
Oxford Paper Co common..
85 preferred—,—__—
5974
90
92%
89%
2871
(The)—ZZZ._I1.-1
Owens-Illinois Glass
Shares
77%
*86
5
30c
Fiberglas Corp
59
5974
40%
l
"r
Pacific Coast Co common
5
'
59
6074
3174
7 50
_
Corp
597a
S2
1
*17
-I'IZZIioo
.
—~ZZ
Corp..ZZZZ~
Outboard Marine
Overland Corp
Owens Corning
89%
5
Gas
Chemical
15% Jan
23% Feb
17
.
4
Olin
89
59%
the Week
92
on
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
25
46% Jan
9
85
99% Feb
Jun
.
30
7
101% July 1
May 21
38% Apr 28
Jun
May l
36% Feb
9
'23% Jan 23
39% Nov 20
49% May 15
2
2
110
43
16
Dec
7
94% July
91
29
Jun
17
44
3% Nov 21
15% Nov 11
Oct
19
22% Jan
8
27% Dec 23
Jan
4% Jan"
Apr -*t5
15% Jan
A
Co common
897
597a
Friday
July 10
79
No"par
Elec
preferred
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural
59%
:
88%
100
4%
5
15
inn
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
27li Dec
15% Dec
5974
3.90& preferred
u_.__.ioo
4.56% preferred.../.!.
"inn
311a Apr
712 Jan
12
12
Bate* far
Thursday
July 9
July 8
O
Co
of
.
Indiana
374%
1
preferred—..
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred—!
4.80% preferred-
Publicker
.....
100 3
74
8674
10034
101%
44-%
43r%
44%
4474
4574
44
45
7174
71%
71%
72
72
73
75
22
22
22%
20%
21
21
109%
110
101
21:%
2134
*2074
21%
110
*21%
10174
10174
800
44%
44%
14,500
74%
7474
110%
*2174
2274
300
*2074
2174
7,800
11174
111
10
1074
10
1074
10%
io%
85%
85 74
85
85
85
85
3
323',
3374
33%
33%
33%
33%'
333,
34
9
Pullman
653,
66%
66
66%
653j
66
66
667a
41
41%
41
41%
41
42%
42
42%
417b
Industries
Inc
com
5
Pure
Inc
No par
Oil
5
1074
'
180
2274
preferred
No par
Puget So end Power & Light Co__.10
$4.75
170
21
21
11074
U
4974
1074
85%
*85
,
1074
*85
11174
11 TV
670
22,400
8574
50
34%
34%
18,100
65%
66 3a
4,900
42 74
17.700
J
i
Q
37% Feb
131
23
Oct
July
11
28
28
52
19
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
For footnotes
Nov
see
page
26.
45% May
5
127
Jun
25
24
Feb
25
5474 Jan
140
Mar
16
5
27% Jan 26
Quaker
Oats
Co
5
49
100
128
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
25
6%
preferred
common/
497»
128
25 74
49%
12874
25
49%
12874
257x
49%
129
2574
49%
131
2574
48
48'
131
131
25
25
47
128%
25
48
129V4
25
3,800
230
1,500
23
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
24
Monday, July 13, 1959
.
.
.
(172)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Since Jan. 1
Range
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July !)
July X
July V
July 6
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Owtat
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
AND
LOW
STOCKS
tw Prtrrioua
Ye»r 1958
■*are
Shares
July 10
R ~
48% Dec
69 Vs Sep
16% Apr
24% Dec
73
19% Feb
9
30% July io
51 % Jun
15
17
23% Dec
Dec
17
25% Jan
20
34% Jan
24
34
Jan
30 % Dec
29
30
Jan
25T'b Aug
8
69
28
I'J'/i July 14
31% July 25
27% Jun
Jan
5
25% July
Jun
9
40'A Apr
27
14'A Oct
2
33% Jan
2
12
.
6
Jan
Oct
15
50% Oct
27
18
7
13
31
12% May
31
11
16% Jan
Jan
9
16% Jan
2
29% Jun
2
7
9% Dec
11
8% Jan
19
5
Jan
2
9% Jan
14% Nov
451/2 Mar
Mar
77% Dec
19
12
39% Dec
29
25% Jan
10
54'% Dec 30
46% Jail
30% Jail
8% Jan
2
33% Dec
9
32% Jan
10
78'/« Dec
31
41% Jan
6
47% Dec
Feb
65 %
12
116
78% Jan
10% Jan
2
1% Jan
2
Jan
22
Oct
14
1
77% Jun
13
10
32% Apr
36% Jun
3
19'/a Jan
2
38% Nov
22% Jan
2
44 '/a Dec
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
4'A Jun
32% Jan
2
July 18
35 'A Dec
30
31% Jan
28
34% Dec
10
35 % Feb
31
39% Jan
4
28% Jan
41'A Dec
2
23% Jun
JarT
2
Oc""I
29 % Jail
312
Apr
2
505
Dec
18
481% Jail
90
Jan
6
96
Jan
23
83 %. Jun
22%
30%
4%%
July
6
4'/z'le
Ritter
48% May 15
Mar 31
20
10 '/a Jan
20'A Dec
2
19'A Jan
34
13 ya Jan
3
16% Nov 24
16'A Jan
20
37% Jan
13
53'A NOV 20
40% Jun
25'A Oct
16
8
507« Jan
26
24% Jun
24
Jun
(Geo D; Corp—
Royal Crown Cola Co—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co——20
Royal McEee Corp-—__——
Roper
May 27
74 Apr 24,
2
22
Jun
«
9
17
40% Nov 20
2
15% July
7
477*2 Mar 11
Ruberoid Co
30
10'A July
2
14% Mar 25
Ruppert (Jacob)
11% Dec
14
Jan
7a
22
.24%,
25
24%,
25%
26,600
25%,
33/
33
33;:r
34%;
'33':i
18.100
33%/
——
—
57
57
41% Dec
9
161
Jan 24
22% Jan
2
35
10
81% Jun 24
95'A Jun
84 % Dec
32
56
21 '
35% Nov
2
31'/a Dec
21% Oct
53
Apr
7
26% Jan
Jan
2
20
20% Jan
2
90
30
73
Oct 29
46% Dec 10
26% Oct 28
36% Dec
July 10
25
2
5174 Apr 28
Sangamo
3
16% July
Savage Arms Corp—
Jan
7
2
39% Feb
10
70% July 10
437':! Apr
6
Feb
9
15% Mar
11
72 % Jan
8
877a Mar
74% Nov
3
Scott Paper Co common
5
77
Jan
20
81
Jan
147:;
14 71:
14%;
111
1,500
77%:
78 Va
77%:
78%
.35.400
79'%:
53%.
54 Va
53")
54
53%
61
59 1 i;
59;14
11.300
56:5a
49 71;
50 7 a
20.000
.
53%
54
53%
62'1;
61 %;
62%.
60 %
62%
59 7
50%
50 %
50%
49 %
50 '/a
50
109%;
10974
110':,
47'%
47%
53 '2
47
24
9G
'Apr
13
99 '/a Jan
19
May
5
28'A Oct
2
71
Nov
12
85 % Apr
10
Jun
12
7% Feb
4
21'/b Apr
7
10
39% Sep
17'/a Jan
25
Dec
8% Jan
2
16
Sep
3
3
48% Dec
4
44
'preferred
Scovlll
30% Mar 18
Mfg Co
23 % Jail
69*74 JuJy
7
7*7'it Jan
2
30
35% Feb
11
23
Jan
9
22
13% Jan
2
39% Mar 11
45% Mar 18
Sealright-Oswego
3974 Jan
5
49% Jun
6
277'a Jun
_
6
40
Dec
22
10 ys May
6
19% Dec
22
4'AMar
5
11
Oct
24
17% Jan
Jun
4
54%;
53:%,
54%
81
801)
900
81
81
80%;
80%:
25'/:,
24
24%;
59.600
25%:
24 7«
2 7):
27,500
*,8,500
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38')
37%:
38 V,
38
38-i
38'/a
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40 %
39
40
39%,
40
39
40 %
39
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53 7
56
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58
58
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38
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53'
27 '/a
28
26'»
6381
628
627%,
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80
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21%
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38
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20
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a
10
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57 7,,..
37%
37%
37%
82-"
82%
82
82%
37
8% Jan
10
26% Feb
25
46% Dec
1
25% Apr
11
3D7b Nov
17
1
Dec
Jun
26
4'J
5
19 74 Jun
Oil &
Shamrock
8% Jan
13
17
Feb
12
85% Oct
7
75 74 Jun
24
90 74 May 21
17 y« Feb
24
23% Oct
14
18 74 Jun
23
23
22
New
26
Bheller
8
13 % May 20
20% Sep
30
17% Jan
10
2
21 Vz Nov
14
16% Jun
9
20
12% Jun 25
32 Va Dec
4
26% Jan
6
45 7,8 Mar
25
22
40
51
28
Jan
NOV
17
38
Jan..14
50 % Nov
20
45 7 a
Jan
2
70'A Oct
10
68
Jan
5
20% Dec
1
Apr
33'/« Jan
17
50% Jan
16% Sep
2
3
46% Mar
6
23
5
6
Simonds
317
25
72% Sep
30
58% Jun
25
74 74 Apr
14
7
46% Dec
19
4474 Jan 22
63% Jun
1
Smith (AO)
15% Jan
2
23 "a Oct
14
15
Jun. 29
22% Jan
5
Smith-Corona
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
22 % Feb
16
29% July
7
Jun
4
42 Tii Jun
23
45
44%
Jan"
15'/a Apr
13
52',2 Apr
3
217b Dec
25
18
19% Mar
Smith-Douglass
52'A Jan
9
Co
6% Jan
2
7
26
8
2
47% Jan
14
25% Jan
7
32% Jan
13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
52
Jan
34% Jan
30
Jan
9
July, .6-
Aircraft
38
7
52 '/a Feb
26
Dec"30
21% July
May 29
32% Jun
17
54% Jun
61'A Dec
3
8%
Southern
39% Apr
9
65% Dec
31
63
56
29
53% Feb
377 a arm
74
17% Apr
17
85% Jan
2
18% Nov 20
25% Dec
95
Mav
15
7
54 Va
34
95
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54
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27 7 i;
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60%-.
65-%;
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66
66 %.
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60 Va
591'»
60
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15%
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60 7 i;
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67
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60
59 %
59'a
58 %
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15%;
15%:
297*2
29
58%-
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59
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a
29%,
59 %
•'
25
21%
22'
j
*22-'':.
33 %
*32:3
33%
33'
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56 1;;
56 %
565y
57 "a
57'a
73%
2
2
27
8
May 15
17
Jun
22
9
May 20
22% Jan
9 7a Mar
July
78
897
a
217
4
Apr
12
Spalding (A G) A: Bros Inc
Spencer Chemical Co common
Mar 16
21
13
2
50% July 10
84% May
7
July 10
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg A: Sons
Sperry
Rand Corp
common
$4.50 preferred:
Spiegel Inc* common
$4.50
preferred
Square D Co
*73
77
38"
43
20%
20'
4
7"a
7%
7%
7:'
:•
4
75%.
77%
86%
83
25
2
_No par
5
74%
*86 %
34%
387a
39%
737 a
74'/a
73
73%
57
57%
57 "a
57"
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19
18%
19%
75%
88
H
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7"i.
72'
4
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1
a
74 14
7%
737 a
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4
17%
17"'a
18'a
17%
25%
26%
25'
25%-
25'.4
4
92%
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:
48%
92%
92'a
91'
47:ia
46%
48%
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83
83
82
82%
82
82
30 %
31
31 "a
31%.
31'
32
1
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21%
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88
94
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42 7)
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18
26:
27%
34'a
39
21
43
20%
18
37
34%
38%
43
42%
21%
26%:
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34%
77
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7 1
19.700
33
58%
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4
1
2.50
6
100
100
59
33
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77
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9.900
33
57%
'
4
1
Co_
2
10
28% May
»
Servicfe
Sparton Corp
97'.4 Feb
34 7
Public
5
2
10
Southwestern
100
*32%
1.100
22%
39
18"
5%
a
34%
56 1
19
5.700
25
25
22'
12,500
51%
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6.100
7b
54%;
7
.
37%
72 1
57%
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a
7'
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25
77.300
68' -4
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18%
51%
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5.800
11.900
44%,
- •
22%
25
38%
7
34
,
25
217a
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4
05!'.
71%
19
4
51'
21%,
18:%
13
22 7
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58:ta
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227 a
21%
73'4
19% Jan
22 7a
7
5,100
23%
58
437 a
21%
j 8 "4
9
44:7u
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57%
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57
58%
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32%
72%;
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/
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44%,
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14.300
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43%
«
24%
25
•
23'
7
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674 Jan
26% Jun
1£%,
15%.*
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Co
4
29
—-2.50
com
5
25
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1
15%
31 •'«
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60
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800
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28
96%
7
3
18%
201
.
,
94
Pacific
77% Jan
54 %
94'a
47
54'a
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non-cum
preferred
22% Jan
26
55
47
54%:
Southern
30
29
46.7)8, 4)7')
Southern
24
page
-17 %
47'/)—
•
15
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see
33 %
47"""'"
29
27-% Oct
31 % Dec
11.400
31%.
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13,800
33
31*%'"
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3
2
17'4
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2
footnotes
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107"
4
9% Jan
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29.200
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13
62% Jan
20% Jun
8%
a
17%
46 %
1
do
17 Va
54%
15
2.1
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19
43'/.
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12,400
17%
1
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88
79%
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5
39%
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17
17
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85 7„
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39
17
79%
3.400
21%.
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4
38%;
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38%
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300
15%.
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33
50
California
39%
22 Va
34%%
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40
21%
33%.
1
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a
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1
1
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21,7
5
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39 7
29,200
85
15
17%.
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Gas
12')
85
15%
.
„
7.50
407a Jan
2
791
80
Natural
31
12% Jan
17%
Southern
40% Dec
13
89
17%.,
22
10
Apr 22
39%
17%
46% Jan
Jan
67 % Oct
39
17*7 a
•
34 1
32
92
59 %
17r,;i
79%
12%
86%
12%
•"
2.000
15
37
75
26
38'a
34%
68% Mar 13
22
39%
37%
18% Jun
Nov
40
1.700
31.000
24
* a
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80%
34%
20
87
41»
39%
79;ia
a
39 '!,
14%
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37%
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15
34'a
July 15
3
1?:%
86
14%
a
'
r.
3ft7);
12 7 6
85%
78:l
38 %
24
1.100
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4 I'M-
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12%
12%
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37%
19
30
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6. TOO
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■
17%
41%
24
24%
87
,
24%
8,200
27.100
48%
18%
343;:
78
7% Dec
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2
22% Oct
49 5
24%
48%
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a
97
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397')
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32%
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:
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13,000
18.500
,
9.900
3,500
77
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41%
42
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21
77
2O,60O
,
a
74
8,200
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13.900
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88
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17".:
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50%
50%
50 "4
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1
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2
3
24'
.
%
49'
a
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22
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43 7
9
Southern
24
2% Jan
IS
41
69i%—
-
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24%
18
41%-
t
8%
', *
21
Feb
34'IJun
Nov
12
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25
lo
preferred
63% Mav 25
70
16% Jan
Puerto
?»%'•
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*.
3 7'A Mar 16
34
31
Dec
South
2
695
69%
9
25 %
;;25%
*
-
87
17%
preferred
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25%
2*5 7a
.
.
1
79-'
87
87
87
Southern
29
2
10
19
32% Jan
357a Mar
6
29
37% Dec
I
South
26-% May 21
35
Dec
5%
25
9=77%
•
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Co
Amer Gold
South Carolina
Apr 20
9
Jan
49
36
2
33
May
34%
13
28'A Jan
347a Dec 30
.30% Jun
24% Jun
20% Jan
South
87L> May 18
79'a
87
17%-
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Solar
_J4% May 29
83%
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79'a
17'/:;
'
10% July
13 %•
82 "'i:
80%:./
,
19
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43%
13%
82%
1
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617'b Jun 30
42/:
13%
81-»
.
i
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IC
21%;
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42 '/a
13%
13% V
81"4
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42 3 a
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;
16
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80%
.
.
6,000
16
09 %
14%
42%
a
.
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42
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16 %
40
80:,i:
42 7
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70
14.200
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16
38%
13%
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31.900
1
67% i 68 %
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--
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800
.
95
42
39%
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5
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25% Apr
48
1(.
381
1
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26 7
34%
,
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27
42
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16!%
38%
:50c
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95
26 '/4
42
42
a
16'7
373a
' 21%,
—__
:
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42 7
42
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a
Sinclair Oil Corp
2
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26%
.
26',,
14%
19
Strapping Co
Saw
Simplicity
May 22
a
677'a Apr
93%.
26
93 Va
-
26
-
;
36%
1
-
—
Simmons
97% July
7
Jun
58
Signode Steel
Co
5574 May
2
18 71: Jan
66% Dec 24
Slegler Corp
93%
*91%:
a
42%..
—09%-
Tr—
ordinary
Corp-—%
Corp of America
27.000
51 %
501
51%
68-
25 %
shares
Mig
Sheraton
Mar 11
Apr
York
500
52.%
65 %
79 !e,
7.50
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Jan
22% July
78 7)
51%-
51
16/,
*86
1
Shell Oil Co
26"
78
51%
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377(;
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:
26 7),
78
79%
13%
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G)
27
27
"77
42
:__1
Gas
(Frank
Shattuck
17
26 7)
.26%;
78
167)
1
No par
2.50
Sharon SI eel Corp
Jan 26
7
*33
26%
37%.
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Rubber Co
/
.
42%
42
34 ')
33%
497«
26 7 a
25 7 a
5
—5
$5.25 preferred . ,1——
Shalmioon Industries Inc
46 7*2 Jan
22
32% May
13% Jan
•
78
,
10../10
55%
34
33 7
78
2571;
■*
...
35%
35
25;,4
33
25%
330
,
a
36:%..
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255
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35%
33'a
35%
36%
.
255
300
37%
.
82 7)
82%
255
2,300
9.200
0
37:! a
377a
82%
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33%
53
"77
20
Servcl Inc common
8
36
"a
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£56
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,.
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36 7«
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7
255
1
7).
37
37%
82%;
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_25
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42%,
43%)
115,100
15'ii
157a
15%:
15%;
43 7
82%
-
3,500
1,900
167,
37%
Air Line RR Co
Seiberling
a
44%.
*10%.
Finance Co——„_—1
1
7,000
21%,
117a
16
Seagrnve
26
12,300
43:%
Seaboard
Apr
a
21:'«
17" i;
Seabourd
157u Mar 20
10
211
21%:
21%
42
sAmer——1
91
920
86
'
21 7)
127n
No par
No par
Co__r.--
8,300
645
*84
36
"84
86
643 %
641'/a
637',
637%,
'84
1.400
14,000
4
11%
3
A;
38
a
676
a
66
,
a
a
28 73
1
G
1
19% May 27
Sears* Roebuck
5.700
57 %
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58
960
0.000
53
52%
:>27«
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4%
4 %i
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52 "a
53%:
b
.
"4
4%:
4 7,
53»'a
53
53
a
*
4 Va
4%
4%,
43%
40%. May 25
29
.,
82 ' a;
37%
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1
30
1
Falls Corp
87
*
82
83
a
h
a
—:
1
8(5
83 7
.4%.
——.100-
3.05%* preferred — —
Bolt Corp of
2 Va
2
2%;
2 %
x2
2'4
247 B
24%
37'
38
297a Apr
12
13 Vu May
.
Screw* &
10% Mar 11
9'A Jan 20
82
16 % Aug
Mar 17
1
15.600
54%:
54
81 %
83.
931
common.
54
54 %
23%
23%:
*91%.
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1,200
150
367a
....No par
—
500
47 7'a
.
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54 7*4
54%
80
£1K
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4.7
148'%
148
33.400
110
107
110 Va
46%
47 %<
152
5.900
%'iO'H
54 71
80
237.:
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108%)
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%'48
150'
150
150
a
$3.40 preferred-——;
9
May 22
Oct
Jan
2
87
92
Jan
9
11%;
10**4
11";;
14%:
150
-
July 10
86
2
12
_
10r'a
52.500
117,
50 7
Schick Inc———
..
10,500
3 0 77
79
49")
Scherlng Corp common-—
5%
convertible preferred
21
17
68
Industries Inc
Schemey
2
45 > Jan
17
35
_
20%;
*14%
100
10
10
—5
——1.40
Electric Co—
20:11
14%,
117
%
5
4A0% series A
70
58%.
7 .58
'
11%:
Diego G&s As Electric Co
Ban
4
5.300
.
49%;
Regis Paper Co common
1st pffl
Mar 13
97
10_
Bt
Dec
12
25
9
29% May
Jan
A 5%
34%
80'
No par
100
L San Fran Ry Co com
Preferred series
46
61% Dec
Oct
24
St
27
Jun
52-74 Feb
8% Apr
%
8t
12% Mar
48% Oct 24
55% Feb
6
1
8
35
11
31
16% Nov
75
Apr
July
79% Apr 30
52% July 10
38
20
Feb
34
Dec
16
17
18% Feb 12
32% Jan 13
10% Apr
Bt
72
Nov 21
97
6
25% Jun
1
2
15
2.100
14%
*46
1.66%
—-100
100
Joseph Load Co
10
Joseph Light Ai Power—No par
36% July
56
79%.
11
108
preferred ——
4.30% conv preferred—
5
42% Jan 14
91% Jun 17.
17
Jan
Apr
258
•
21
21 'a
18%
14%
4%
1
30 Vn Jan
2
21
Jail 28
Apr
28
33
58
207a
32%:
58
21%.
i'
80 %
Safeway Stores common
15
Mar 24
90
May 25
236.-
233'% Nov 19
10% Jan
24
42% Jan
May 22
22
3%'..
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327;
•
10
24% Jan
56 7)
58
800
18%
18 7a
55 7)
55'2
33%
18%;
57
56'a
21 %;
21"
500
18%
'18%,
18 %
22
9"
'
*9
9%
9
18 %
57 ''4
■
01%
——1
—1
5
Rubbermaid Inc———
15'/b July
30% Jan
22 %
24%
3 l'*,i
9%
—.1
—_1
._1
Rqnson CoTp
8
12% Nov
2
22
22%
22%:
22 1
257a
13%
Antelope Copper
__—.
9JO
34 %
1
£3%
5
—
14% Mar 25
25 '/a Dec
17
7
Company—
32
31%
24
-
32
Corp..————-—10
Rolir Aircraft Corp
30
Apr
30
Jan
1,300
31 %t
32
"57
No par
Corp
24% Mar 12
7% Apr
16
25
July 10
92
30
82
31%
79%
Mines,—
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5 %%
convertible preferred
-25
Rochester Gas Ai Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone^ Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp ————5
Rohni & Haas Co common—.
.20
4"/o preferred series A——100
23
22
38% Jun
Oil
Paper
Roan
5% Mar 17
Jun
20
27
645
preferred series A
conv 2nd pl'd—.
Richfield
Riegel
12% Jan
22 % Dec
8
5
26
38% July 10
2
29
35*:::
1
32
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com——_5
Preferred 3.60% series
—100
Rheem Manufacturing. Co
—1
Rhodesian Selection Trust—
5s
29
84 7i* Mar 26
28
a
313
14%.
1
50
.—100
Reynolds Metals Co common
15
Jun
347
58
——
Rexall Drug &
8
48 7a May
55
357a
1
22
10 %»
——5
1
Chemical Co.— 2.50
Inc
Revlon
110% July
537(i Jun
2'2'n
35'
t
: 1 %
——1
$1
7
Jan
22',
85%
21
9
50
21"%:
35%
"5,7
10
,10
Jan
22%'
22%:
7,500
22%
m
35'
57
„_50c
2*74 Jan
57%:
35%.
56' is
56
5b %
48.900
55
28
1
25%.
9%
Corp
common
25% May
97)600
557;:
c
18%
10
10
Reliance Elec & F.ng Co
—5,
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3 74% series-,—100
preference
$1.25 div prior
Corp
111
30%u
4
2.480
& Co—.
(Itobt)
Reliable Stoics
63% Apr 14
50% July
7
£4
16
29
26
19
16
23
17
a
23
•
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34%
convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp.—
Revere Copper Ai Brass
7
July
2
29 7
1 2 1
Republic Pictures
27
18
20'/a Dec
30'.,
*31%
Republic Aviation
24
109% Dec
Feb 28
65
79 % Jun
87% May 22
9
72 7a'
23%
31*'.
7
5774 Apr
*71'i;
29%
31%
7
15
47T'« Jun
.72%
22%,
7
150
71'%
28"
35%
54 % July
3
66% Apr
33% Jun
8
22 % May
37% Apr
71
26 %;
57 7/
July
80% July
14 7ii
70 %
71'%
21%;
25
8.500
34%
*35'%
117ii July
22
6
8
5
28
7
9
12
900
4.6U(J
:;i
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35'%
lst
noncum
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34
1
33 7
57"
26
28'!) Jan
20% May
72 7)
■>.
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3t'%
34 %;
22 7b
5
60 Vb Mar
Jun
55
33:!
55%
29
60% Apr
13% Jun
54
22
33%,
35 %
34% July 10
May 20
60% Jun 24
16% Dec
72'%
21%
17
207(1 Apr
697::
,
83%
27%:
16
16% Jun
42% Jan
a
71%,
71%
-
22
12% Feb
Jun
7
8% Nov
2
697
*?'•> 1
71 %
Reis
3% Jan
6';*.:
71:
preferred——50
4% noncum 2nd preferred.——50
Reed Rollqr Bit Co
-No par
Reeves Bros Inc.
50c
Reicliliold Chemicals
——1
14
1
2
19 Tii Jan
69'
72%
No par
1
——---5
___50
4%
26
37% Jan
5
70
35%
Rayonier Inc ———.
Raytheon Co —
Reading Co common...
27
21
Jan
■«
34 72
Rgybestos-Manhattan
74.000
69.
68%:
69%
72
70
72
—5
Inc
Ranco
6
737s Apr
25
21% Jun 29
2
70%
69 7
com__No par
No par
preferred-
$3.50 1st
5
May 22
30'A
10
17% May 28
Jan
38% May
6
21
60% Oct
8
14'/-Jan 13
6
9
56% Jan
31
45% Apr
25% Jun
9
74% Mar
23% Jan
12
10
2JV,iFeb
71
69% Jun
31
75 Va May
2
30
$0% Jan
Corp of America
Radio
May 11
9
Feb
43'/a
*82
33%
83
347a
140
696)00
&
Volume
190
Number 5863
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(173)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Ranee for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
i
74
69 Ve Dec
2
8516 May
Aug 29
Jan
3
2
Jan
6
3
2
3% NOV
61% Nov
43'4 Feb 25
.35% Feb 18
21
3
19
2
3% May 29
49% Jun 24
44% Jun
12
2
89
11% Nov 10
14
14% Jan
18% Nov
2
Jun
24
$3.50
Standard
Gas
Standard
62% Jan'; 23
Oil
17
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
of
New
23
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
8
Jan
92
7
38% July
117
6
12% Jan
Apr
7;
3%%
$1.60
41% July 7
17% Feb/ 18
12
convertible
Standard Ry Equip
15
2
34% July
9
23% Jun'
&r
Starrett Co (The)
Jun
9
5
71
Apr, 21
26% Feb
34% July
45% Nov
12
42 % Jan
57 % July
8
8
20% Jan
27% Mar 13
15% Jan
2
22
-
Dec
2
16% Oct
7
15% Jan
18% Jan.
3
18% Nov
28
17% Jan
37% Jan
2
60% Nov
12
2
26% Dec
18
2% Jan
2
16
20
9% Jun
39% Feb
14
66% Dec
31
15% Jan
2
28% Dec
29
1
12% Aug 14
"
9
Apr
79
Jan
59
■
Apr 24
16
20% Jan
Oct
87
69
Jan
50
Apr.
26% Jan
11% Jan
2
28% Dec
2
Nov
M5% Jan
15
24
87
July
57%
Jun
25
94
24
Jun
38
Dec
30
33% Jun
97
Dec
19
94% Jan
5
9% Jan
24
25
31% Mar
3
19% Jan
1865
42 %
2
7% Jan
Aug 11
Sep
6% July
1695
5
29% Dec
■
3
29% Jan
18% Jan
30
36% Dec
2
Jun
Apr
35
2
58% Nov 21
Feb
52
13
24% Nov
2
86
3
Jan
2
30% Jun 25
74% Feb 26
27% Jun 11
Aug" ""8
37
2
6
Feb
% July 10
27
Apr
1
19% Jun 24
10
19% Jan
89
2
Jun
'38% Jan
12
Jan
Temco
30
2
87
25% Mar 16
6% Jan
44% Jan
Gl% Jan
27
27% Jun
9
17% Dec
2
7
67
28
11
Dec
16
Feb
9
Feb
18
19% Jan
8
21% Dec
112
8
63
72% July
8
Instruments
1
62%
62%
61%
31%
32
31%
13 ^ tf—
13%
13%
14
13%
90
87
*36
88%
59%
59%
59%
59%
60
60
60.%
25 %
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
27.200
22%
18,700
No par
*87
58%
1
25%
25:%
common
_25
&
Pacific Land
22 %
22%.
33%
33%
99%
99%
10c
25
,
7
41%
*25%
Feb
17
53
Oct
60
16
45
Jan
1785
7
1750
42%
41%
42
26
26
26%
1760
42
*25%
25% Jun
Feb
15
10
39% July
8
24% Jun
9
'42% Mar
38 % Feb
9
43
42%
43%
42%
42%
19,800
13
12%
13%
13%.
12%
20.500
37%
38
37 3 4
38%
39 lb
39!
;;t) 1
39%
39%
11 %
39%
11 !b
11%
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11
"
3,100
11%
11 3a
li
11%
15
143b
9,700
14%
87%
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14 7
14%
1 4 7 {8
14%
14%
8,900
86
a
a
873i
87
lb
88%
08
83%
33%
32 3
3,600
4
33!4
33
33%
33
33%
33
33%
%
HI7,,
797b
29,600
80 %
78:%
80%
79%
80%
79 %
39 300
28%
79 3 i:
52
Jan
14
34
% Jan
7
28%
g>8%
%
287a
29
29%
28%
29
34%
32%
33%
33%
34'%
34
34%
34
34%
20 3 4
29,500
203b
20%
20%
20:%
203b
20%
20%
20 3
4
39.300
148%- 149%
30%
31
143 37
18,300
30%
24:'»
24%
119%
28
147
23%
141%
144%
138%
29 lb
30 '/a
29%
30%
29%
143%
29%
23 •"
24%
119%
■
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
3
55% Dec
1
21% Jan
2
42% Nov
21
54 % Jan
34% Jun
15
10% Jan
8
15% Jun
16
9
Jun
16
32% .Jan
6
39% Dec
5
3% Jan
13% Jan
2
15% Oct
28
18% Jan
7
17% Apr
13
26% Oct
22
19% Jun
17
25% Apr
(J R >
10
36% Jan
5
conunoii..-:.
75% Mar
3
5%
43% Apr 10
13% Mar 5
121%
119%
119'%
119%
119%
121%
210
70%
70%
70%
70%
72'%
71%
71%
70 V*
71 %
10.800
27
26%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
29%
28:,b
115,200
29%
29
28%
29
28%
29%
29%
29%
33
31%
6,200
32%
32 %
33%.
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
53'%
51%
52%
51 %
52%
50
51%
50%
52'b
6,700
87,900
25
24%
24 %
400
(i8'L-
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67 7b
17,000
48
Mar 1.3
20—- Twin
85%-
*24 %
68
21
16%
22
56 %
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56 %
57
20%
20%
20%
16%
57%
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24%
217n
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*83%
86'%
50
243,i
25 %
24%
25'%
16.300
21%
85%
24 »b
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56 31:
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%
24%
21%
22
*83%
24%
24
2lTa
.
22
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■
3,800
56%
20%
58%:
58
593M
21
20%
21%
16%
16'?::
10%
16%
16%
64!.1
64
tii
64 %
661 b
66%
67
66
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Corp
Electric
cam in on
29
29%
29%
38%
29%
29'
29%
29
38 !b
39
39
39
37%
24
41%.
*52%
-24
50
*54
1
common
*66
_1
35%
No par
9%
__5G
Co
--
45 %
1957—50
"
39
23%
___i
(conv)
Co
pfd scries of
Coach
TXL Oil
*83%
241M
%
_2
;
conv
*120
52
10
20th' Century Fox Film—
Twin City Rap Transit com
5% conv prior preferred—
'
6,300
*119%
69%
25
Preferred series A
1
9
9.600
l
Co—
Co
Tung-Sol
2,400
26%
_50c
Transue & Williams Steel—No par
World Airlines Inc__
5
59
Feb 11
54% Mar 3
87%
28%
149%
Trl-Cbntinental Corp common—1
$2.70 preferred—_
__50
25 lb Jan
%
20 3 b
30%
Truax-Traer Coal Co
56% Jan
12
88
33
Trans
5
22
Jan
200
12%
148Ti
14
Jun
21
520
2.800
27
42%
1
30—
52
*25%
43%
80
_____
18
27
40%
12%
10
__
Oil
Trane
7
1780
39
12%
Trust—
26
Jan
1750
40%
42%
33
___No par
70
Jan
*^16%
9,200
1795
15
Chemical
Transamerica
1.700
1,400
7%
14%
—.
15
337h
101%
7
12%
87
Timlcen' Roller Bearing.—r__No par
Tishman Realty & Construction—_l
Toledo Edison Co
—'
5
Jan
33%
*
15
32
22%
10
5,600
11%
*
1
17% Apr
Jan
4.605
■
42%
84
Jan
3,100
12
9
$1.20 preferred
59% July 10
24% Mar 20
1,800
13%
100%
7%
40
84
2
13%
42%
1
common
Oil
204.600
60%
30%
:
33%
6%
27
Tidewater
Jan
10%
'■60
1,100
10,200
100%
1775
40%
*26
%:.
; 30
,
22%.
33%
100
7%
16
2
24
19% Mar 11
2
15% Jun
13
36% Dec
7%
11%
83%
22%
33%
100
14
1
43
7
*86
23
33%
99%.
24
15
23% Feb 20
22%
33%
99%
29% Apr
16% Doc
17
22%
87
'
69
26% Dec
40% Nov
13%
25
7
58
Apr
25% Nov
13%:
13%
67%
2
2
30%
; 31
Cl%
30%
*2414
Mar
1
61%
31
67%
Jun
2
61%
•
8,600
'
63%
31%
31
24%
70% May
64%
60%
99%
1762
'
.
10
25%
22%
1785
Vi?
3.1
11% vi
33%
■
7%
1765
5
Sulphur
Inc
25%
30
'55
63
v
11%
31%
.58%
12.50
of
i,63%
31%,
.
;
62%'
*87
58%
: 31;
66%
21
16% Jan
90'
/!%.
:
24%
45 % Jan
52% Oct
1.800
63
•
.
ok
21%
27% Jan
3,600
31%
12%;
63%
31'A
24
18
17% Oct
900
63%
12,000
11%
66 %
14
2
18%
24
25% Apr
10%. Jan
23%
18%
18
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
V Common
;
5
4% preferred
__160
46% Nov
37
17
13 %>
23
2
32% Nov
56%
23 %
17%-
Jan
31
21
56
23%
88
10
21% Nov 17
23% Jan
57%
1,100
25,700
>
31
Thompson
21% May 15
33%
May 27
56% Feb
84
2
33
11%
6
65% Dec
33%
31%
Thiokol
15
33
31%
11%
4
J an
33%
63%
2
-
59
33%.
64%
6
12 % Jan
58%
34
03%
Mar
16% Jan
59%
33 %
18%
May
42
34%
18%
36% Mar
5
18%
V
*18
29
28% Aug
18%
V
18
72
2
13,200
18%
57%
03%
18
22
Jan
62%
18'%
59%
62%.
18%
Apr 24
47% Apr 17
Jan
61%
18%
58%
18%
30
20
62%
18%
59%
17
29% Dec
15
1.000
62%
13%
58
23%
38% Nov 21
May 20
22%
68
18%
55%
2
Dec
67%
18%
17%
25
73
68
58 %
5
Inc
Pacific Coal
40,500
23%
Apr
90
22%
6,000
9,500
.33%
57%
Feb
8
221 '■>
23%,
13
81% Oct
23
17
22
41% Feb 25
23
52%
$1.25 conv preferred
.—No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co..___
5
Apr 16
22%
17%
23
1
22%
23%
16
2
%
33%
52%
24
Jan
23
40%.
16%;
Xl6%
16%
9% Apr 28
15% Jan
2
Dec
16%
34%
23%
.—__Il
Gulf
Textron
16%
33%
221'.
52%
Sub share ctfs ex-distributlon
1
Texas & Pacific Ry Co___
100
Texas Utilities Co
—No par
29% July 10
31% July 10
16%
34%
17%
___i
Corp
Texas
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
Nov
16%
33%
23%
Corp____
Texas
29
16%
33%
52%
1
series A
Texas
39% Jan 23
14'% Mar 10
133
153% Jun
16%
33%
1
Inc__.
Texas
2
1
39% Aug 22
24% Dec 25
98% Jan
Dec
40
16%
300
.
17
Texas Gas Transmission Corp_
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33%
.
41
100
112
23%
Tennessee Corp__
_2.50
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
Texaco Inc
L
25
35% Apr 14
35% Jun 29
4.0
*106
54,700
1
(James)__
Aircraft
41%
108%.
3,700
36%
52
25
Talcott Ino
107
%
33%
I
Co
TelAutograph
41
35
39,200
211,300
18%
Sweets Co of America
_______4,16%
39% July 10
13% Mar 16
41%
*86
38
48,700
46%.
57
20
Mining
A
40%
87
118
37%
*110
33%
68
___5
Symington Wayne Corp...-
35% Jan
Jan
23
40 34
*86
38%
120
52%
.
23%
1
—______
series
87
37%
*110
52
16%
__5
;
9
9
15
Ton
38%
.
32%
__.5
common
2
14
26% Jan
May 11
*85
117
46%
.1
Co_
Swift
.
29
9
20
5
Co
Superior Oil of California
Sutherland Paper Co
23
Jan
pfd
Biscuits
Sunshine
37%
117
,_15
9
17
16
1
90
____No par
2nd
5 % %
Sunshine
*85
__20
____
11% Jan
5
57%
"
5
19
Dec
,86
35 %
50%
57%
com
Jan
9% Nov
36% Dec
06
37%,
47
50%
100
preferred
preferred
15
% Mar 20.
2165
A
4 % %
20
8
«>Q1A
20% Dec
89
17
"
106% Feb
47
8
24
8.9
46%
58%
5
Sunray-Mld-Confc Oil Co
38% Jan
■
l
2
2
55% Feb
29
3
9% Jan
25% Alar 18
57%
47%
51%
57
2_.No par
Sun Oil Co
27
38% Jan
38% Aug 27
13% Aug 19
2
Jan
25
3% Jan
22% Jan
Baer & Fuller
$4.50 series
9
24%^Apr
19
72
Feb
57%
A
Sandsttand Corp____
Chemical Corp common
Mar 13
29
5
1360
57%
5,900
51%
' 58%
Sun
'
Jun
7
2
65% Feb
17
22
13
51
46%
50:'.i
Co
Studebaker-Packaid Corp.
Sunbeam Corp.—__
15% Mar 20
23
Jan
46%
52
58
__
Stone & Webster-;.
Storer Broadcasting
26
66% Jan
25% Apr
6% Jan
46%
51%
47%
51%
57%
L S
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
-5% prior preference
38% May 29
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
.
Stix
12
May 6
65
2
Apr,
33% Mar 25
55% May
24% Jan
Jan
47%
50%
18%
7
10
(J P)
Co Inc~
Stewart-Warner' Corp
19
20
52%
46%
19%
_25
Stevens
'
10% Jan
15% Jan
.
3%
51%
Stauffer
1
2
Jan
3,400
3%
52%
Sterling Drug Inc.
29
Feb
3%
3%
51%
Chemical Co——.
Sterchl Bros Stores inc
43
22
3%
3%
52%
22
11
27% Oct
T
3%.
3%
23
Dec
2
27,300
51%
18% Jun
13 % Jan
54
17% Jan
18%
3%
59% Jun
14% Nov 20
29% Jan 14
17%
18%
52:%
Stanley Warner 'Corp—
26
61
10% Jan
Jan
Jun
160
18%
18%
Shares
52%
Mfg Co
18
76%
17%
18%
1
6.25
common
20
,
68%
75
76
the Week
July JO
'
3%
preferred
preferred
$1.20
66%;
76%
65%
75%
Friday
July !>
18%
Packaging Corp
convertible
66%
76%
65%
75%'t' 70%'
65%
1
Jersey
series
65 %
65
75%
*75
.Sales far
Thursday
64%
10c
of 'Indiana—.
preferred
Standard
0
July
.
T-t'
SALE PRICES
Inc
of' California'3
26
30
HIGH
Wednesday
July 8
Co__
& Electric
64% Jan
7
Jun
31% Jan
6
'•
Coil Products Co
"
64%'
AND
Tuesday
July 7
July (i
preferred —I———No par
Standard
52-% Apr
84
18
23% May 11
33,4 Jan 26
Par
_
com___No par"
59% Jan
27% Jan
33% Dec 31
3
.82% Feb
Inc
9
85
29
Dec
Brands
23
55% Jun
2
Standard
24
49% Jun
31
Jan
Sep
8
59% Dec
10% Jan
23
3
69% Mar
'
94% May 26
29% Dec 30
36
Jun
14% Jan
60% Nov
'
17
7
~r
73
21
Nov
:"50
42% Feb 24
86 % Sep
61 % Jan
•17% Nov 28
.
: 47'/a Feb
19
Monday
'; /'/ EXCHANGE..
..
4.0 Ve Jan
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Highest
*39
66%
%
30 'b
393i
3.900
x66%
66 %
4,300
29%
29%
24,400
39
39%
2,300
-
23:,m
23%
23%
23%
41%
41%
417ii
413 ii
42
41 %
42
41%
42%
53
52%;
52%
53
53%
32%
53
52%
53%
24%
24 7 b
24
-24 'b
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55
68%
56
46
*66
36 %
36
9%
24%
24%-
*54
47 %
*54
46%
*9
24%
56
46%
67
*66
36%
23'%
24
40%
56
45%
68
35 31:
*66
30
36
68
9!b
9%
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41%
'vi6%
14%
14%
'4%
20 3 it
20 7
14%
14%
14%
_1
20%
20 7 b
20%
20 7 b
„
9 %
20
46%
37%
9','4
14%
23%
%~ 24%
*54
*36% ; 41%
41%
1
Corp
,
11,300
7,600
14
9%
41 %
15
20%;
23 %
*54
45%
*65
36%
*9%
40
233;i
14,000
21,600
1,500
8,600
-
56
46%
5,800
67
38 »»
28,300
9%
2,900
40
50
14%
14%
6,700
20%
29"'m
14,400
u
9% Jun
19
12% Jan
2
5% Jan
12% Feb
2
23% Dec
H
11% Dec
29
44
30% Mar 25
83% Apr
27% Jan
4
20
Nov
Jan
2
14% Jun
20% Jan
t
2
30% Mar'13
10%
9% Jun 12
41
Jan
28
14
31
120 % Feb
9
32% Dec
31
30! b Jun
19
Sep 15
81% Feb
5
103% Jun
23
90
Jun
29
75
Apr 27
75% Jun
May 22
July 7
77% Feb
84
Apr
81
Afar 24
5
70% Sep
4
80% Nov 10
40% Jan 13
94
Apr
25
54% Jun
24
44
Apr
29
24% Jan
36% Dec
16
33
Jun
9
8
2
8
Apr
2G% Jan
9% Dec
18
37 % Dec
31
13%
13%
27
29 %
11%
10%'
11 %
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Union Carbide Corp—No par
146%
Union Electric: Co, common.__._i.10
Preferred $4.50 scries.-_j.-_No par
4
18
Preferred $3.70 series
:
Preferred $3.50 series
25
Preferred
3*
$4
series._._2___No par
Union
Oil
19
Union
Pacific RR Co common.
of
California..!
9Va Feb
26
37% Jan
6
Union
Tank
Car Co
25% Feb
4
Union
Twist
Drill
30% Jan
6
43% July
7
United
Mar 26
United
91
Jan
2
108
15% Jan
2
Jan
45
Jan
37
„
Apr
15
100% Mar 12
10
2
36
93% July
27% Dec
27 Va Nov 26
27
51% July
117% Jun
May 21
32% Sep
79% Oct
8
15
48
29
Dec
7
24% Feb
22% Jun
90
July
7
66
2
136
9
8
Apr
13
38% Apr
10
88% Apr
17
65% May
29% Jan
12
13
34% Jail
16
Jan
2
2
50% Aug 28
33
% Jun
29
27% Jan
45% Mar
2
40% Dec
33% Jun
19
42% Jan
34% Jan
2
50
23% July
9
48% Jan
31
16% Jan
12
13% Jun
17Tb Feb
16
21
16% Jan
.21% July
2
2% Oct
21
47% Dec
3
31
18% Nov
2
Dec
16% Dec
22
32% Oct 29
33% Apr 29
37% Afay 20
48% Jan
8
78
1
58% Apr 17
20% July
8
'/a Jan
45% Jan
30% Jun
2!b Mar 10
_
30
57% July 10
34% Mar
4
*112
96!i
1
30%
No par
Corp
Gas
United Gas Improvement Co
United Greenfield Corp
_•
85
Apr
14
US Borax & Chemical Corp
4%% preferred
-
35
Jan
26
U S
25
102
Dec
17
95 % Jan
8
120
Apr
May
23
147'b Jun
25
165
Mar 30
16% Sep
41% Sep
2
Jan
7
8% Jan
2
11% Oct
3
47% Feb
39
Jan
For
footnotes
see
page
2
8% Apr 22
34
12', 4 Jan
27
29
Jan
26
29
10 % Jan
7
14% Apr
12
41% Feb
4
44% May 28
26.
3G% Mar
2
17
A
Foreign Securities*
US Freight Co
US Gypsum Co common
7%
US
pieferred
Holfman
5%
class
A
4%%
common
preference.
Inc
preferred
25%
25
25%
5,200
94
25%
3,500
13.800
90
90
31%
31
32%
10
33 7 b
78
76%
62
*62%
63 3
'8%
9
8'%
9
36% *
8%
35%
36
34%
76%
4
10,200
1,600
200
15,700
35 la
1.400
22%
22%
23%
32,900
34%
23%
35%
23%
35
35%
36 3 b
34,600
35%
51%
20%
34%
51%
35%
35%
353
21,000
52
51%
52
20
20%
20%
20 3 b
3,000
15
16%
16%
17:%
57.700
20%
21%
20%
21
26,900
13%
common
6eries
A
51
10
20%
2
14%
'21
-15
21 %
-
»
2,300
1%
9.90Q
52%
53%
52%
53%
533b'
54 3:»
19.500
31
31!b
31%
31 li.
31%
31%
2,040
1
43
45%
83%
46
46%
16,900
*83
44%
83%
43%
100
©om
*83
83%
1%
1%:
1
32%
No pat
50%
107%
108%
149
150
*83
50%'
4
lr'n
32%
100
Mach
US Industries
100
96%
31%
34%
25
6
171%
1 125
95%
31%
34%
preferred.—
16
2
*105
97
22%
United Merch & Mfrs Inez
1
United Park City Alines Co_-____l
United Shoe Mach common
25
30% Apr 23
42 % May
6
14
34,700
5
Corp__
38% Feb
Sep 23
52%
10
81% Jun
6% Jan
'51%-
.7.600
No par
Co
Corp
6
65% Jan
57,300,
77%
36%
Fruit
43%
62
5
Engineering & Foundry
1,500
423«
78%
8%
United
4
31%
*90
32%
a
22 3
-
62
1
2
153
32
26%
14,800
34 7
113
31%
94
8'.b
34'4
22-%
52%
x97
31%
37,600
62
;
Jan
21
8'b
117,200
43%
xl!3
96'.b
250
2
78%
5
37% Oct
Jan
10
—No par
25%
*90
(Del)
90
58
No par
125
49'
630
35 3 b
35
8%
conv.pfd—100
pfd
100
conv
2
11
8%
82%
51 Va
4
57% Dec
8%
*81%
48%
52Tii
2
14
8%
74
8i%
"
*72%
51%
26% Jan
51% Apr
35%
74
5
common
21% Jan
Dec
50%
34%
81
23,800
77
42%
United
6%
x48%
35%
32%
92
42%
Electric Coal Cos.*
Industrial
50%
34%
17,800
92
41%
$4.50 preferred
United
50
6,400
3,500
148%
.'*73%
.
10
United
.
*72%
81
74
81
*72%
32%
35'b
United
9
22
17% Dec
2
Jan
30
77
32%
47
49.400
,,
32%
92
*73%
22%
United-Carr Fastener
United Corp (Del)
37% Mar 16
21
16% Oct
*90%
77
34%
United Board & Carton
United Carbon Co
6
32%
yi
*73%
22%
of-America
21
31%
91
i--.-
353b
Biscuit
,
46
147
22%
Corp
9% May 19
34% Nov
(ser of 1556)
47%
148%
22s«
Artists
2
2
11% May 16
5% Jan
2
4%
1955)
46%
147%
34%
Aircraft Corp
(Her of
47%
147%
8
Inc—
4','0
47
3,200
'•
No par
/
United
8% Jan
2
Lines
;
Co
United
18
11% Jan
Air
25
_10
preferred/.——___10
32'% Mar 26.
69
46% Mar 10
non-cam
30% Jan 22
95
Mar 24
8% Nov
22% Jan
Jan
3
26% Jan
Jan
4%
,
1093) Mar 26
9
12
f
53% July 10
12
Aug
Aug
No par
No par
38% Feb
17
69% Aug
Co
Union
26
143
k3
13%
27%
10%
Jun
31
10% Jan
JJ%.
26%
12
33 % Feb
Jan
6% Jan
Mar
13%
26%
11%
20% Jun
111
19
87
13%
26%
33% Nov
52% Jan
Oct
81
1
Rubber
AhUuaLoa
24% Feb
18% May
21% Jan
91
71
98% Mar
(The)—
Corp—___——Nopar
5
Uiiioi.
51
Apr
2
149% May 29
35% Miir 16
126% Dec
2
Corp
Underwood
4
Afar 16
17
92
Udyllle
82%c
—_50
_i
50
11%
*35
111%
*43
U3b
35%
12%
45
.
,
31V*
13»
32'b
50%
1%
313b
50%
32%
5912
5014
105%
109
105
107
151
151
151
151
11%
11%
35
35
11%
*43
11%
45
11%
*35
12
*43
11%
35'2
13%
45
110
7,100
6,300
19,500
200
22,800
300
33,600
25
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
■26
.
.
Monday, July 13, 1959
.
(174)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
.,—•/._
Previous
Ranfe for
Ralnge Since Jan. t
Highest
Year 1938
18% Jan
2
Jan
2
66
73
Sep
5
15
82
Jan
3
26% Mar
7
Apr 14
31Ya Apr
140
21% Jan
2
2
25% Jan
46% Jan
3
51% Jan
13
143% Oct
3
19% Jan
2
35% Apr 20
2
2
30%Jan
6
9% Jun 17
28% Nov 20
95
Nov 18
43% NOV 21
80% Mar 14
108
Dec
1
48% NOV 18
154
Jan 22
36% Nov 11
41% Oct 14
53% July 29
97% Dec 30
158% Jun 12
32% Jun 16
38% May 16
32% Nov
2
8% Dec 30
237k Jan
% Jan
24% Jun
8
Jan
76
l5
154
33% Jan 19
31
May 7
50% Jun 23
34% Jun
68% Jan
8
60% Deo 10
85% Jan
5% Jan
2
9% Oct 30
Nov 13
17% Jan
6
6
8% Jan
6
39% Dec 29
67
Dec 10
70% Apr
2
23
22
19% May 1
32% Feb 14
78
3
157
10% NOV
74% Jan
Jan
142
NOV
Sep
4
24% Jan
2
37
30
29% Feb
17
Jan
16
84
8
Feb
9
48% Jan
Jun
9
36% Feb
46% July
34% May
42
Jan
13
July
2
11% Aug 27
9% Jan
2
22% Jan
21% Jan
2
24% Aug 27
32
Dec 10
14% Sep
29
5% Jun
DOC
11
36% Dec
3
Apr
7
45% Jan
23% Jan
77 % Feb
17
85
May
2
22
Oct
75%' Nov
17
101
Oct
20% Jan
8
40% Dec
3
Dec
24
17
2
19%. Jan
2
*4
82% Jan
2
17
83% Jun
9
99% Jun
81
July
U
8
99% Apr
30
95
83% Dec
3
8
May 13
7
42% Nov 20
13% Dec
12
20
Jan
33
32 %
<V/o
$5
53% July
9
13% Mar 17
2
20% Mar
21% Mar
96% Feb 20
2
103% Feb 11
Jan
3
89
Nov 13
84
Jan
13
,97
Dec 30
96% Jan
9
9
2,600
507a
50 %
1,800
50 %
50%
103%
50;!
50 Va
102 Va
144%
145
1447b
1033 a
14634
247k
24 Vi
*34%
10174
1047k
83,100'
145%
24 74
1467a
24%
3,600
357 a
35%
35%
376
37%
4,600
157a
2,200
24%
24%
243
35%
24
3474
35
34%
24%
347k
37 Va
37%
37%
37 %
38%
37 Va
38%
37 Va
15%
15 «»
15%
15%
15 V
1574
15%
15 74
*18
80
*79
45
46
50
9
9 Vit
9
80
46
467a
-
*28 V
28%
■
•20
447k
44%
45%
6,300
49%,
50
5034
*49%
1,400
155 Va
51
155Va
22%
22
22%
21'a
227«
130,500
28%
28%
*28
2874
*2374
2874
500
80 Va
82%
*79
43%
29
78%
44%
22 %
'80
79
40%
*153%
'
22%
78%'
44%
'32 %
*78
*152
155%
'153%
82
82
44'
32 Va
3274
333
3174
323 k
31%
32%
32
44
44Va
43
%
44'%
43 7 is
45%
43 V i
45
38 Vk
38%
39%
38%
39 V»
38 Va
3874
387k
x
44 Vh
13
107 k
35
10%
10%
12
24%
26%
26Va
2774
35%
34%
34%
35
353
6%
6%
51 Va
517k
*78
80
57%
134
561
;l()0
*78
33
33%
32 Va
33%
33%
3374
33 %
32
4,300
58
68,406
a
80
99
98
90
99
98%
99
98
97
35%
36%
3574
12,00c;
67k
*73
com—No par
2.20C
35
131
80
4,000
"*•27%
6: Ik
59
*78
80
*78
80
4
136
59%,
57 V*
53
13574
135
134
134%
133
13474
4974
26,800
a
6%
6%
2,300
16.40C
1274
35
6%
6
3,800
38 Vi
27
25
*34%
27,300
a
44
37:
12
6Vk
133
5
Va
32
10%
253 4
6
437a
24%
107 k
25
34%
5
Co Inc—__ ———10
44%
.390
82%
43%
7 6 Vk
437a
X43%
50
443a
75
'
14,000
10
80
48 Va
77%
2874
4
9 74
97a
9
97k
,
363 4
preferred
35%
33%
357k
357k
103
82
88
*81
87
*85%
87
83
*83
84%<
*85%
83
•
51%
12%
18
18%
19%
19%
19%
95%
•95%
95%
*85' %
87
*83
84
130
823 k
87
a
50
130
Vk
84%
83
83
52%
53
537a
12%
12%
12 74
12
18
177 a
177a
17
197ij
,'b
19 Vi
1/j
96
51%
*12
17%
52
5214
127k
7,400
1,100
17 V4
11,200
%
19%
*19
19%
19%
96
*95%
96
96
96
100
100
100
100
70
*69
'
100
100
100
*69
100
100
*80
*8574
18
17%
510
821
86 Va
12%
*12
24,900
104
104
*80
86 Va
52%
51 Va
51
•'
37 Va
81
*83
70
*69
200
800
£'
81
83
'12
3
33
33
103
103
103 Va
103
103%
103
Va
103
preferred—————300
$4.04
3f
44%
153.
22
2274
20 7 a
9
•
.,1,000
874
197k
*13
197a
*18
19%
19%
9 Va
*79
*18
197k
*18
8%
8%
8%
8;,4k
'5,100
96 7k
874
•8%
7,900
8 74
874
*90
96%d
87 a
9
4
87k
87 a
'96
97
*96
97
*96
8%
8%
8%
Va
8
87«
96
"79
preferred
„.
——-100
$4.20 preferred-*——.
100
$4.12 preferred
.
-100
Virginian Ry Co common
.-10
6%
preferred——-™—
—10
Vulcan Materials Co common
1
5%
convertible preferred
16
5%9i preferred
100
6%%
preferred
—100
■*/
33
101%
8%
Virginia Elec <fc Pwr Cp com——8
5
Jan
327a
div partic preferred—100
3%%
86% Mar 23
33
50%
8
Co..*——5
preferred
33
32 Va
105%
15
.12.80
America-
ui
3974
144%
96
-100
1
Co
397a
144%
%
500
40
103%
50
1,140
•
*39%
1057a
50 Tii
30,100
152%
67%
40
144 7k
37
1
Inc com
'
68 %
151 %
687a
152%
104 %
507k
510
118
*
119
152
a
477a
1447k
Industries Inc com_2.50
conv
33
50
Va-Carolina Chemical
4
39% Mar
74
30
3374
153
Chemical Works common
Victor
Mar 20
108
18% Jan 27
87 % Jan
2
18% Oct
337a
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
———2,50
81 % Mar 18
1G
16% Jan
17% Oct 29
2
14% Jan
9
*39%
49
i/iup
Raalte
Van
35%-May 25
107
2
36% Jan
2
9% Jan
■
$2.28
2
87% Mar 16
Jan
11
40
40
154
—
Norman
Van
9
24
24% Apr
152
*39 %
109 V1
200
101
*111 Va
153
152
151%
*96
V i 677i,
08%
67
69%
150
49
Co
Vuimuiuui
!H% Mar 17
Jun
121
152
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
1
84% May 10
82
101
*113
—100
Power & Light
Utah
145% May 15
59% July 8
9
9
2
90% July
95% Dec
82
30
Jan
84
*96
120
397k
Products Co——1
preferred
Upjohn
36% Apr 17
11% Jan
6
28% Feb
78
July
'"May 2(1
113
Aug 29
101
4%%
26
28% Apr
31% Jan
8
Jan
13
97
2
100
07%
Tobacco com.No par
preferred
Universal Pictures Co
18
5% Jan
*95
1053
101
477a
*96
*114
149
noncumulative
Universal Oil
3
48%
102
687k
105%
487a
105 Vi
106%
47%
121
677a
——50
16%
preferred -—100
8%
Apr 10
25% Apr
105%
49
48
113
preferred—
Universal Leaf
16
57% Jan
157
7
13% Jan
9
2
47% July
40
14
40% UCt
2
5
Feb 24
12% Jan 14
81
May 20
4374 July.
27% J an
497k
*3l7a
Mar
106
104%
1047k
*95
5
common
a
preferred—25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
United Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred—i
14
United Whelan Corp common—30p
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—
1
31
Dec 24
25%
Steel Corp common
7%
'21
1
Jun
72
96
26%
24%
10%- Feb 25
2
■20% Apr 29
27% Jan 28
28% Nov 28
Nov 26
18% May 12
57
8
July
26 %
Co common--—No par
100
34% Mar 24
46
Mar 30
151•
NOV 12
S
1%
15% Mar 16
2
8% Jan,
17
25 7 »
U S Tobacco
17% Jan
14% Feb 26
Jan
*8%
5
37% Feb
50% Mar 12
25
7
8',,
1st preferred
non-cum
7%
U S
28
8%
26% Jan 21
26
7% Oct 24
U
6
97k
4874
14,400
26%,
87a
263 a
*8%
104 V
105%
48%
8%
2574
32%
100
Shoe Corp
1
Smelting Ref &: Min com—50
S
U
4
Jan
Rubber Co
8%
3
Mar 11
153
preferred series B
3%%
U S
54% Feb
10
Mar
6
24
19
38% Feb 24
Jun
141
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A—
105% July
7
88% May
U S
18.800
87«
1
32%
26
267-»
32%
32%
10
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13
2
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G
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S
58% May 10
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35
21
3,600
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4 % 74
4
2
9
41%Jan
Co
26
Jan
29
18
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88
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10
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
July 7
July 6
Par
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sales for
PRICES
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
-
2,900
'50.
V'v 1,970
100%
——
W
GO 7k May
20
76% Mar 11
Wabash KR
2
74% May 12
Wagner Electric Corp
2
50
Oct
20
40% Feb
12% Jan
8
35% Nov
14
14% Jan
2
Feb
10
21
Waldorf System
Apr 21
55% May 11
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
47
25% Jan
15
30
Nov
7
33% Mar 30
38% Jun
16% Feb
4
12% Feb
11 % Aug
29
14% Dec 22
84
13
95
12% May 19
07% Jan 16
26% Dec 16
9% May 21
24% Jan
0
Jan
Apr 25
11% Dec
4
3
Apr
8
16% Jan 30
11% July
34% Jan
2
19% Mar
47% Jun
44% Deo 31
2
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25
31
41 % Jun
Dec
48
2
28% Apr
7
9
9
25% Jan
12
3
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10
35% Oct
21
0
44 % Jan
22
15% Jan
49% July 28
65
Mar 4
15
50% Dec
13
25% Jan
24% Oct
13
Jun
6
33
Jun
May 20
91
11
86
9
Apr 29
102
2
5
99% Jun
18
90
May
94
Jun
9
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91
31% Feb 28
51
Dec
19
42
May
8
Apr 17
5
6
96
Jun
2
101
28% Dec 31
26
Jan
7
38
Apr
July
96% Mar
103
4
19% May 13
14% Jan
24% Dec
2
100
94% Nov 12
48% Jan
May
Feb
23% Jan
8
34
10
97% Jun
17
100
13
Nov
3
86
2
7
2
69% Jan
71% Nov 20
2
Jan
2
34% Dec
10
29% Jan
17% Jan
2
33% Dec
29
32
Jan
28
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74 % Dec
31
70% Feb
9
15
55
83
Aug
8
110
Dec
11
92 % Apr 21
125
Jan
7
33% Apr
7
54% Dec 31
83% Jan;
6
96
56
Jan
Jan
8
88% Jan 29
9
July
98% July
1
Feb
112
52% May 7
92% Jan
2
29% Jan 28
11
66% July
7
Jan~~2
91
89
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13
2
12% July 31
13% May 22
White
7
Jun
Jan
Nov
48%
1
10
24% Jan
Nov"20
33% Dec
1
85% July 10
20% Dec 30
49
6
48
29
39% Jun
5
51% Mar 11
Wilcox
32% Jan
6
43 %
Wilson & Co Inc common
WUson-Joncs
-
July 10
Apr 24
Apr 24
July
July
2
88
9
Mar 31
19% May
0% Jan
4
27
Jan
78
20
17
45'% Jan
35% Jun
19
40% Jan 23
9
20 % Jan
7
135
Mar 25
121
2
9% July
22
Jan
25% Dec
29
129
Public
6
Woodward
Iron
9
Woolworth
32% Oct
14
30% Jan
14
2
53% Dec
31
53% Jan
2
36% Mar
60% July
74
Dec
31
70% Jan
8
81
80 % Jan
2
97
Jun
5
78% Jan
2
90% Nov
4% Jan
2
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
2
16
9
Apr
Jun
Service
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—
45 V 4
11,300
44
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4
45
44
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Corp
1
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
.—No par
17
36% Aug 20
119% Oct 13
13674 Jun
45
44
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11
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02'/a May 21
4474
44
10%
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7
44 7
10%
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24
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13
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11
9% Jan
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4
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2
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47
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27
68% Jan
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9
45% Feb
89
6%
Mar 25
36% Jan
2
Elec Power Co com
Wisconsin
27% Jan
23% Jun 22
Inc
Wlnn-Dlxle Stores Inc
39% Jun
37% Dec
22
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49% NOV 18
2
42 Va
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21
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11
43%
19
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—
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2
8
17
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8
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89
10%
26%
35%
1
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89
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-
38%
33
91
44%
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50
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23
30%
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36
44
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97
9
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44
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44%
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a
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9%
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7
6
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4
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2
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7
98% Mar 13
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3874
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5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
—1
10
Nov
333%
37%
49% Oct
21
26
July 10
38% Mar 18
Feb
110
31% Dec 30
16% Feb 21
91%
84
42 %
8
381
13%
com—No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR—
No par
Western Union Telegraph——2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B—
_100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—_—100
94% Apr 24
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8
3.00C
38
17 "4
preferred
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50 V 4
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4.80%
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7
50
17
preferred——;——_—100
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14
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4%%
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82% Jan
13
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17
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03
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50
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Apr 13
Sep 23
83% Dec 17
86
17
5
Knitting Mills——..——5
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— _1
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2.50
4.80%
preferred —
50
West Indies Sugar Corp.
1
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23% July 8
38%.Apr 24
19
72
17
Wayne
30
56% Jan
19
July
105
8% Jun
50
16% May 12
35% Dec 22
2
95% Oct
34
12
36 % Mar
31% May 25
46% Jun 12
71%
17%
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Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
1
Jan
71%
17
1
Warner Bros Pictures inc-——5
Warner Co
-10
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4
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23
54% May
19
71
preferred
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8
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5
5
6%
7
59% July
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9
3% Jan
NOV
26% NOV
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48
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11
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15
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67
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25
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25
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on
this
day.
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indicate
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represent
in
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the
case
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more
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month
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Range Since Jan.
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July 6
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Treasury 3%s
Feb 15 1990
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Jun 15 1978-1983
Treasury 3%s
May 15 1985
Treasury 3s
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Treasury 3s
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Wednesday
Low
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Low
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97.10
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97.4
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,
.
Monday, July 13, 1959
(176)
28
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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or
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91
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101%
89
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of Georgia Ry—
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.-.Jan-July
mortgage 4V2S series A Jan 1 2020—May
AGen mortgage 4lis series B Jan 1 2020
May
Central Illinois Light Co—
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73
debentures
1974
..June-Dec
104%
85
128%
105
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Case (J I)
3lis debs 1978_
Feb-Aug
5%s conv subord debs 1983—_—2——--Apr-Ocf
72%
72%
69
-Jan-July
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Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
.April-Oct
A5s general mtge income
1982—-J—.Jan-July
California Electric Power first 3s 1976
June-Dec
so¬
178
.—.May-Nov
1971—
87%
1
1968—•—April-Oct
1976—Jan-July
——
del>s
88%
85
80
•
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80
,,
mortgage 5s series AC 1967 .—----Mar-Sept
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debs 1981-———Mar-Sept
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~~
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.
90
143),
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1974
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—
1958
90%
Canadian Pacific Ry—
1968
Dec
2
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June-Dec
7s
A
debentures
California. Oregon
_May-Nov
1952
ASilesia
95—; 95
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•
—
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96%
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129
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jan-July
Jan-July
—
—
90
92
52
90%
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-1st moi'tgage 3s 1980
_—
;
93
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(interest
2012
mtge
B
-1st
*93
(interest
a
1979—
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1968———_
Plan
14
50
98%
—
debs series
deb series
Borden
t
Jaa-July
2004
loan
91%
93%
7014
First
60%
''
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a
(interest
to 2.5%)
1999--——Jan-July
external water loan 1956
Mar-Se»f
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Ohio RR
del) series
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4%s
64
54
—
1957..—May-Nov
Jan-Ja?y
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%
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91
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98
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1950—
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22
78
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»A7s
98
94
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—May-Nov
to 2% )
2012.—'
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stamped pursuant to..Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
97 %
97%-
ser
4%s
•
1936
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1
■
2001—..
87 li
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% *
—
A
2004-— -June-Dec
sinking fund
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38 %
—April-Oct
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80%
-Feb-Aug
1995I-ine Ity 3%s
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,
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4
conv
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69
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to
18
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61
68%
__
1952.—
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2004
pursuant
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7s
82
June-Dec
1977-..
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(interest
due
98%
81%
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1977.———X—
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stamped pursuant to Plan
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1299—
96%
71':t
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mtge 4s ser B 1980—-——Mar-Sept
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55
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—.
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57%
-.Feb-Aug
(State of) —
external loan of 1921 1946..—
88'i'
41
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.
'■W:
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Rio Grande do Sul
|A8s
31
96%
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—April-Oct
1853—
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to
4%s
63
91
—
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■
8s 1946.——April-Oet
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5AExternul
65%
89%
96-%
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mtge 4%s ser( C 1995-——
4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010——
X /"T/,
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62%
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1st cons
63
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118%
96%
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Ayr-Oct
2%3 debs 1962.
subord debs
Baltimore
u'^';
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2000——
Rhodesia and Nyasaland—(Federation of) 5%s %973_—.%——
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L
•
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(interest
debs
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conv
1st cons
Porto
5
96%
101
1G
14%
11%
Atco
18
2
107%
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—_
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14%
12
99%
■
43
78 %
—
12
A 4 lis assented
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IA External sinking fund gold 8s
1950.—-.Jan-July
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„_x
-Jan-July
,
116
_Jan-July
4%s A 1964.—.June-Dec
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C I 972---.—
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J tin -July
3IAs debchturcs 1979.._^_xl.
4V2S conv subord debs 1987
.-Fcb-Aiuj
111
'•~Z'
/
113
June-Dec
debentures /1976—2___——
Gen
92
95%
*99% 100
113
Atlantic Coiist Line RR
44
84%
I960—June-Dec
*96 %
^4
April-Get
-Feb-Aug
—__x——
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Gen mortgage
1959.X—Mar-Sept
series
1977-
Atlanta
.x.x;-x
44
.
95'A
85
250
1962. April-Oct
1969
debentures
Stamiied 4s July 1
& Churl Air
95%
xx_x^_X-vJ««c-Dec
3s
Atchison T'opoka M. Gitii ta Fe—
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101%
186
95%
94
8
74
/Mar-Sep
debentures
Co
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~2
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87
Mar-Sept
debs 1973
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,
85
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debeniores
4%s
.
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r
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85
..Feb-Aug
——
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Anheuser-Buseh Ihc 3:%s debs 1977—
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
Armco Ste^l Corp 4.35s debs 1984...
Armour k Co 5s iuc- sub del) l!/84—
99%
99
.....
1st
eonv
Anglo-I.autaro
lOlVa
97%
1
.
May-Noo
—
debentures
Associates luvcsUneuL
s
(Is
96%
98 %
1968.;i_,^.:,„^May-Nov
external
f
2
99
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%.)
2008--5.x;—XX'..Mar-Scpt
APeru
98%'
5
1958
to
99%
98%
1903.%X—„X—Mar-Sept
Oslo (City of) 514s extl J973
lAPernniubiico' (State of)
7s
97%
98'2
—
(30-year)
13
99%
.
—
99%
98(2
Vis s f extl loan 1973 —.,.————X..— April-Ocf
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970.. June-Dec
lANurcinberg (City of) 6s 1952.—X/X
T-Fch-Aity
4(is debt adj 1972
Fcb-.-luy
Oriental Development Co Ltd -§ AOs extl loan (30-yr )
1953
1984
3s
105%
101
243
June-Dec
debentures
3%s
98(5
—
1973—
1971—
American
.
100 %
2
200
April-Oct
,—^
debentures
4%s
.L........—Mar-Sept
100% 100%
198%
.
—_
74 3 5
4%s debentnres 1985_r—n--—-----.--.x April-Oct
5s
debentures- 1988^Xmr^^»x_xX—-X- -May -Nov
46
13%
10
■
__
.June-Dec
—„
debentures
3%s
43
X—
17
13
12%
-
April-Oct
...
S'As
Mar-Sept
(interest
..Mar-»S'ept
1959
—...Mar-Sept
reduced
91
-Feb-A ail
1986...
2%s
-
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x— Feb-Aug
1987---—XX
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96
83
16
93%
92%
10
Co
——
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—
94
88
COMPANIES
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—Juiic-Dcc
Jan-June
Ihleplione ^ Telegraph
debentures
3%s
Gerae.4:."«Sfcate)-
Minas
1966
1987
19%
—
92
84
88%
94%
-
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1988
2%s
..
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a
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s
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• x*
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April-Oct
Foundry Co—
subord debs 1.977—
conv
2%s
_
—Aprtf-Oct
—,-
X_
90%
Machine &
American
/
.X——_X.
(City of)
&
American
17%
20
94
1970—.May-Nov
f debs 1964—May-Nov
!
April-Oct
Power del) 5s 2030
iMar-Sept
3%s
Corp
junior debentures
4.80s
1922
§ASmallX.xX~——X—Xx.——'/..i.,—X—x—-_x
AGs new assented <1942 agreo't)
1963.;Jan-July
IA Milan
Bo.se11
Can Co 315s debs
■
..
:
.......Jan-July
—........
1980..—
Airlines 8s debentures
American
16%
.
■
.
JATreasury Cs of 1913
!
1988
Canada Ltd. 3%s
of
Amerlcaij
16!
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—
_
debentures
Co
American
,4:4s now assented (1942 agreo't) 1908.JaU-July
|A4s of 1910 (assented to 1922 agree¬
ment) 1945
—;—
Jan-July
§ A Small
f
f debentures
American
.-June-Dec
—
1 s'fcmtge
Aluminum
s
100%' 102
14
94
94
INDUSTRIAL
20%
s
206
3%s
mortgage
4'/is
100%
97
95
*90'4"
..June-Dec
AND
20%
(assented to 1922 agreo't)
883t
*89%
*11
18%
—
101
'188
18%
—
I •
(1942 agrqe't). 1963 .Jan-July
89%
June-Dec
Allegliaiiy Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
May-.Yoy
Aljegiieiiy Ludlum Steel 4s eonv debs 1931.April-Ocf
Alleglieny & Western 1st gtd 1s 1998—
April-Ocf'
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%x debs 1978
LApril-OcA
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964____;—Feli-Aug
3s s f (Icbentmi's 1979——
.June-Dee
i, 4%s
sinking fiiitd debentures 1982Jaa-Julyi
„
51 »<,
100'it
Great Southern 3 lis 1967.——May-Nov
Co
4
202
/'eb-Aug
__/''cO-Aug
.
3%s 1972
Jan-July
l 984.—————Mar-Sept
Albany: & Susquehanna RR 4lis 1973
_April-Ocf
1st
101%
3%s
due
1958.
—
215%
101%
—
§ A 4 s of 1904
.1953.
RAILROAD
99='i
1903,...Jan-July
agreem't)
,
—
(City) external 7s
assenled
214
"9
102% 103%
June-Dec
Jan-July
1968
(Republic of)
May-Nov
97%.
Irrigation— '
A New assented
.
94%
33
*185
1957- Apr il-Oci
1978
96
*203
Feb-Aug
A5.%s extl loan of'30 1965—May-Nov
5las due 1965 extended to 1975..
—.May-Nov
f AJugosiavia- (State Mtge Bank) 7s
AMedellin
(Colombia) 0%s 1954
98
92
02%
—~Fc7)-Aug
%
95li
:—Mer-Scpt
——————J«»-July
1974
Japanese (Imperial Govt)—
AOtisS extl loan of-.'24 ■ 1854~—
6 lis due 1*954 extended to 1964
Mexican
1979—;
(City off 6s of '26 1961
6s due 1961 extended to 1971
94
High
191
191
-
—
A Yokohama
92
14
•
100% 100%
3%s external readjnstment 1984—
—Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cuuca Valley (Dept of)
Jamaica' (Government
Low
•
1937)
External con version 1979
May-Nov
3%s-4 %s-4 ^-s external conversTon 1973.June-Dec
4s-4%s-4%s external readjustment 1978-FcO-Aug
•
Jan, 1
No.
179
.;
72%
68
62
70»n
1977.—A——-—Jew-July
30-tyear gtd ext s i 3s
Italian Public Utility Institute—
Range Since
Sold
High
'
June- Dec
1903.—-—
to
External readjustment
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
Bonds
Friday's
June- Dec-
Uruguay (Republic ofi—
(.
3%s-4s-4'/iiS (dollar bond of
73%
68%
1953 extended
6s
40
42
102% 102'%
^
Italian"?
86
April -Oct
April- ■Oct
'27 1961———
■//. 5%s due 19C1 extended to l!)71—
April-Oct
funding 4 lis 1966
—
April-Oct
Hclsingfors (City) external 6%s I960.,-—Aprit-Oct
Conv
110%
104
3
9514
1
or
Bid & Asked
—
A5%s extl loan of
'
»
Sale Price
Low
Tokyo (City of)
18
108'.110
June-Dec
1972-——-—
Greek Government—
Last
Period
High
Low
No.
Interest
<
New York Stock Exchange
^
bonds 1980-
3s
-
BONDS
Since
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Low
(cont)—
Range
Bonds
Friday's
Week's Rang#
Friday
Week's Rang#
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock fcrcbang#
German
Friday
Last
Interest
BONDS
75%
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Number 5863
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.
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Central
Co.
New
of
N J
York
Friday
Interest
Period
3'As 1987
Power
3s
or
Sa Jc
Price
44'7
ses
subord
conv
4%s
Paper
debs
Chesapeake
debs
Ohio
&
1979
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&
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conv
&
div first
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Second
consul
gold 4s
consolidated
gold
1st & rcf
&
107
115
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5s
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Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1909_
debentures
Delaware
83
102
65
02 VA
May-Nov
1970
debentures
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s
1st mtge & coll tr
4%s
67
78
82
17
65
Terminal-
-
1986
Detroit Tot &
Jan-July
_Jau-July
—
87
103%. 104
Jan-July
_Jan-July
1963—
60 VA
77'A
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1994
Publishing Co 6s debs
Gen
.•
10%
June-Dec
First
77%
-April
5
1970
Alncome mortgage due 1993
Morris & Essex Division
Collateral trust "4-6s May 1
72%
66
1999
25%
11%
B
May-Nov
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
73
207
10
series
Delaware
83%
66%
VA
Cincinnati
3s
77
44
68
„
mortgage
82'A
1
80
70'A
67
4%s debentures 1971
April-Oci
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977
Jan-July
Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago & St Louis Ry—
General Bold 4s H)93_.
—June-Dec
General 5s series B 1993June-Dec
mtge
78
80
First mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974
O I T Financial Corp 4s debs 1960
1st
5
1
4s
interest)
79
11
11%
lien
subord
62
59'A
67%
1st coll trust mtge 43As ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elcc 1st mtge 23Aa 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1st
54
54
53
68
___
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating 3s
First mortgage 3s 3982—
82'A
81'A
693
-April
J an-July
1970—
77%
73/
7.9
79
ItR Co—
mortgage 4'As 1987.—
97
VA
80
11
J«7ie-Dec
4%s
Hick
12
1970
2%s
Jan. 1
Low
3
A
Co
Range sine*
No.
12
series
& ref
Bonds
8*ta
Hi«h
12
4s
&
Thursday's
June-Dec
1970
4s
3'As
7.4
65%
90
90
80
Deere
83 «A
70 VA
or
Bid & Askeo
Jan-July
Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
Fivrt mortgage 3s 1978
J an-July
First mortgage
3'As 1982
Feb-Aug
First
mortgage 3s 1984_
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 5s
1987
May-Not?
99%
56%
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Price
lien & ref
ACurtis
86
1
Jan
refunding mtge 23/4S-4'As
2u4.n-4'As 1994—-—
debentures
87
Period
Low
Imp & equip
A 1st
82
71
4
62 VA
89
80 (A
34
72
■■48'A
1989
Chicago Union Station—
•
First mortgage 3'As series F
First mortgage 2%s series G
3%s
81
81
82 VA
•
58%
2044_
First and
Union
VA
96
82
4:61
Chicago Terre i la lite & Southeastern. Ry— •'
1st
96
Friday
Interest
Exchange
mortgage 4s June 30 1970
A 1st
96
92%
—-^Mm -Scpi
4%s income debs 1 i)!>5—
1st mtge 'S'As ser C
t983__
Cincinnati
90
92%
81
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 27h.s ser A
1980—.
———Jau-July
Chicago & Western Indiana
8
RR—
l
2055—
mortgage 3s scries It
Ineonie
103%
81
2003_—-April
Jan
A
Ry—
4%s
inc
conv
96%
79 VA
16
1963 —April
Pacific
&
1
122%
27
Ry—.•
Jan
increased series B Jan
conv
lnc
108 VA
:c81
Juu-July
2038—
A
ser
1988
A
mortgage 4s series A 1994——
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A5s
4
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May-Nov
First
4%s
165
98'A
81'A
.
mortgage 4s' inc series
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul
115%
80
15
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series
4'As
"
94
91 Vu
Feb-Aug
.___
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville
A 1st
117%
95%
1982
4s
106 V4
93VA
79'A
Feb-Aug
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2054
Jan
93
Hl'.o
mortgage in<: conv 5s 1007___^_-__April
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May-Nov
debs
355
A
90'A
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91 VA
;
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90
-Feb-Aug
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49
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10
BUNDS
New York Stock
High
42%
90
98'
A General
A5s
1
115
Jan-July
i989—.—J<m-July
mlge 4:!».s 1978
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First
80'A
106'A 1073A
1969
4s
rol
Chicago & Erie J.st gold
Low
125
91V:
1992—-Meir-Sept
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 19115
First, and refunding
mortgage 2%s 1970
1st
No.
44%
90
Refund and impt M 3-%s series D
1996—May-Noi;
Refund and impt. M 3'As series E
1996—Feb-Aug
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R
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LY
JUI
FOR WEEK ENDED
aiavc
Jan. 1
80 V A
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1965—Jan-July
_Jau-July
deb
4%s
gen
Rane«-
Sold
—
3Vis
1984
Ry
Bonds
43
April-Oct
Central Pacific Ry CoFirst and refund 3'As series A 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
—Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp¬
Champion
RANGE
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Dow
Jan-July
1974
Week's Range
Last
5s
1957
A
63
8
103
103
1957—Feb-Aug
57 %
57'A
58%
April-Oct
16%
16'A
17
97%
97
98%
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O CO
104
105%
8
100'A
107
50 :A
66
15
28%
45
.
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30
$.
.
Monday, July 13, 1959
(178)
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
Last
Period
no s v s
Sale Pries
Kxehaag*
New York Stock
or
Bid & Asked
2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Deo
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Noo
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
^May-No*
Consoi mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Nop
Consol mortgage 3%B series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mtge 3 Vis series Q 1980__Feb-Aug
1st mtge 33%s series H 1989
___Mar-Sept
2 Vis 8 I debentures 1980—
Jan-July
1st
*
80
86
New
89%
New
87
87
75
75
5
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80
88
W
99
263%
1
237
81
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86'
1
5
86
93
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96
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Jan-Julf
81
«
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.
4
Feb-Aug
98%
98%
99%
27
98 3 4
104',j
Corp 4%s debs ser A 1979
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
May-Not
98? 11
98 Vb
98 3 4
43
98%
104 Via
8.65s conv subord debs 1977
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%s conv subord debs 1983
Jan-Julf
International
Harvester
Credit
Interstate
Oil
.—*
4Vi8
s
t
1987
debentures
Power
3%s
Co
1978
4Vis conv 1982
Circuit Breaker
Kanawha
subord
&
151%
141
Michigan
Ry
1990
4s
~
89 %
97
98%
99 Vb
84 Vi
127'n
24
76'90
f(0
8
107
107
...1
109
224
1974_
Karstadt (Riuiolpli) 4%s debs adj 1963
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis 19G1
Stamped 1901
1901
4'%s
1961
90
...
3 Vis
registered 1997
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
Si
ref
5s
stamped
3 Via A
4s
A
fixed
Series
95
17»
17»
92 Vi
4
8
02%
02
02
Feb-AUf
Feb-Aug
90%
2%
1%
02
..
79%
70
00
14
07
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123
117
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72
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80
1
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79
73
71
72
70
75
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62
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60
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2003
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55
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2003
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E
4Vis
F
5s
2003
35
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contingent interest 2003
contingent interest 2003
59 Vi
53
05
57%
03 VB
35
May
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4
00
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May
ASeries
contingent
77 Vi
"75
99
94
99
Feb-AUf
fixed Interest 2003
fixed
5s
C
92%
6
ll'n
79%
—
Series B 4Vis
93 3
"96 3 i
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry— >
let mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Hallway Co (N Y.) —
lBt mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series
95%
92 Va
86%
ias
Aprll-Ocf
1970
96
95 Vi
87 Vi-
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June-Deo
_•
45%
92
.
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Kings County Elec Lt & Power Cs 1997
Aprll-Ocf
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1904
Aprll-Ocf
tAKrenger & Toll 5s certificates l959__._Mar-Sepl
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3Vis '97
June-Deo
96
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45%
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9
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-
84
93
8
95
94%.
-
81%
77
88
45%
87 V«
79
84
96
83
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..
Jun-July
Jan-July
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122%
36 Vi
1G
32'/a
41'A
34%
44
38
46
38 Vi
32
42 Vi
3
72
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Aprll-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 19G5
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37'i
42 Vi
37 Vi
72 Vi
11
71
74%
99%
1.07 Vi 109 Vi
101
106 Vi
177
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
3.75s
subord
4.50s
debentures
1980
debentures
Map-Not
Map-Not
.-April-Oct
107G
Lone Star Gas 4%s debB
1982
Long Island Lighting Co 3%S
(P) Co 3s debentures
debentures 197G
3s
D
126% 131
119
06
90Vi
90 Vi
.1
92%
Mar-Sept
82
April-Oct
80 3 i
First Si refund
mtge 3%s ser F 2003
Aprll-Oot
First & refund mtge 2%e ser G 2003—April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
April-Oct
*75%
"85%
First &
17
"76
3%s
debentures
1978
8
82
100
refund
mtge 33/8s ser I 2003
gold 3s 1980.
—
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Trucks
Macy
(R
Inc
II)
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Co.
&
subord
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—
debs
..Mar-Sept
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1977
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86'/a
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78
f debentures
s
3Vis
debentures
f
s
116
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100
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101 Vb
87
28
97%
89
104%
83
04%
83 Va
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83
137
82%
96
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78 Vi
118
5
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1980
72
97%
99
137
86%
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1972
1978
80
83
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,135
71
85%
101%
99%
99
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Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3 Vis
99
1972__Map-Nov
85 %
85
84
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen
mtge
McDermott
5s
5s
McKesson &
Feb-Aug
104% 104:!
Feb-Aup
100
9
100'/u
10G
& Co—
debs
Robbins
1972
3 Vis
debs
1073
100%
101
99
58
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Mar-Sept
110
90 Vi
90
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
4Vis
subord
conv
debs
1975
Jan-Julf
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Nop
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'/as 1988
Aprll-Ocf
4%s debentures 1991
June-Deo
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series O 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
-Jan-July
Mlnneapolis-Iloueywell
3%s
s
f
3.10s
s
I debentures
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f
s
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85
392
80
98
82%
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.
81
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79
86 %
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83
-
90
94'A-
93
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'
1976
Feh-Ano
91
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1972___
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92%
40
86'A
91%
98'A
87%
85
,
lnc debs
1986
(quar)
F M A K
112
112
110
58
■
92
116
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First mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan
AGeneral mortgage 4s lnc ser A Jan
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4a 1990
Mlssouri-Kansas-Texas
Prior
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5s
series
lien
ACura
4 Vis
79
May
1991___May
series
D
adjustment 5s
1978
ser
A
Jan
Jan-July
Jan-July
trust
1976
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Ry
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—
inc
B
196G
debs Jan
debentures 1978
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
National
i
Dairy
5 Vis
1
Vi
2007
3s
1st
84
92
34
78
84%
1
64
74
04
64%
06 'A
19
04'/-
73%
33'%.
284
31'A
43
71%
ser
1986
debs
1977
23/is
England Tel & Tel
First guaranteed 4Vis
.
mortage 3 Vis 1997
Jan-July
registered 1997
-Jan-July
collateral gold 3Vis 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s
registered 1998
...Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 19.98
:
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980 .June-Dec
First mortgage 3s scries F 1986
Apn'I-Oct
4Vis income debentures 1989
June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3Vis 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043...
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
N Y Lack Si West 4s series A 1973
--May-Nov
4Vis
series
B
1973
May-Nov
General
Y
New
First
First
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv
Northwestern Boll Telephone 2%s 1984
Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s 1974—
First
1st
mortgage
Electric 2%s 1975
3%s 1982
—Mar-Sept
1st
mortgage 3lis 1988
-June-Dec
1st
mortgage 4%s
1987 —
———Jan-July
Olin Matbicson Chemical 5Vis conv 1982—May-iVou
5Vis conv subord
debs 1983
Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Ocf
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec
1st
166
58
68%
55
65
debentures
debentures
1987
1978
1983
1981
1991
1988
3%s
debentures
•'>'/«3
debentures
3%s
debentures
8
93
98 Vi
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4%s
62
64
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85
88
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53 Vi
53
19
50
54%
83
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77
84
88
88
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78
108
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2
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117
b
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99%
50
99%
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114%
99%
100
May-Nov
1982
100 VB
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100
100%
April-Oct
1974
100%
5
98
90
104
99 Vi
140
105%
148
100
102
76
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April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
Mav-A'ow
*
Feb-Aug
—.Feb-Aug
82%
79%
79-%
86
;
Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power Si Light 3s 1975
April-Oct
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated sinking fund 4V2S I960—..Feb-Awp
12
108
Apr-Ocf
1978
1986
3%s
93%
debentures
2%s
03 7 b
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepl
conv
3%s series I 1966——June-Dec
June-Dec
--June-Dec
First Si refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
First Si refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First Si refunding 2%s scries P 1981
June-Dec
First Si refunding 2%s series Q 1980—June-Dec
First & refunding 3 '/as series R 1982
June-Dec
First Si refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First &; refunding 2!'«s series T 1976— .*£?ie-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985-Junc-Dec
1st Si ref M 3'/bS series W 1984
June-Dec
1st Si refunding 3'/bs series X 1984
June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series Y 1987.—
June-Dec
lst&rcfM3%s series Z 1988
June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4%s series AA 1986
June-Dec
1st Si ref mtge 5s series BB 1989.
-June-Dec
1st Si ref 3%s series CC 1978
.June-Dec
1st & ref M 4%s ser DD 1990
June-Dec
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 1985—June-Dec
63%
•
64
82
28
60%
82
31
81
7
79%
84'%
65'.i
66
12
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25
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70
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64
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92
76%
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series
series
scries
A
B
D
General
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General
mortgage 4%s series E
mortgage 3'/bs series F
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external
General
Alnconue
4s
April
—June-Dec
19C5.
1968
1981
1990
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1984
Jan-July
1985
Jan-July
1960
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;
April
1980~L_Mar-Sept
Marquette Ry 3%s series D
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR
General
5s
series
B
1974
Pere
^old 4%s series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1907
First
Si
refunding 2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981
First & refunding 2%s 1978
First
Ss refunding 3%s
1982
First & refunding 3'/as 1983
First Si refunding 3'/8s 1985
First Si refunding 4%s 1987
First
Si
refunding 3%s 1988
1st Si ret mtge 4%s 1986
June-Dec
:
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Feb-Aug
Ma, Nov
May-Noo
June-Dec
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72%
81
80
85%
77%.
75%.
82%
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76%
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4.
mtge 4s series
Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1
Electric Power 2%s 1976
Wisconsin
75%
79
86
92
109
98
'■
100%
71 %
99'/a
105%
100
96%
*96'4
65%
101 'A
'
5s
68
90
2
96
101%
65
60%
•
subord
conv
ASpokane
series
Tl1
3%s
92%
95 %
*83'A
—Jan-July
debentures 1983
Standard
87%
73%
1
'
1st mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985
Spiegel
May-Nov
..M«y-Nov
"lb—June-Dec
morlgagc 2'As series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
First mtge 5'As series II 1983
3'As
04
«
—
90'A
95',4
1947
A
sinking fund
Rpvip1?
5s
Pueific RR Co-
First
Bouthcrn
*126'.A
—
1977——Mar-Sept
1969—
Term
;
1983-
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Co-
Ry 2"As 1994
a
cc
89%
—
10
California Edison Co—
convertible
Works
debs series
West
104%
77
132 'A
84'A
91
104
77
112
419
109% 110%
104%
Steel
debs
104%
98
30
101%
91
June-Dec
2
73%
88%
—
14
100%.
109%
82 %
77
5
Jan-July
—__Map-Nov
—April-Oct *
Jan-July
1976
19G7
'la
1st
29
99
84'A
Jan-July
1976
debentures
1979
2%s debentures 1985—
3'As
98%
118
84
Virginia Electric & Power Co^—
Gs
98% 100
103% 104%
Jan-July
.
—
3s
Southern
88%
5
86
June-Dec
97 %
82
of America—
3'/bS conv subord debentures 1969_———June-Dec
4'As conv subord debs 1976——
Mar-Scpi
—
101%
April-Oct
92
—
104%
April-Oct
1936
(50
*97%
—
April-Oct
1971-
Oil
conv
81'A
91
Corp—
Corp 4;!its conv debs
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Smith-Corona Marchant—
5'As
99
99
Jan-July
1983— Feb-A?/<7
—_
4%s
3.20s
Gas
subord
conv
Union
Sinclair
Co
Line
Oil
1977
1982_u_.
'A
79
—
88
99
90
•
*90
1972
debs
debentures
92%
92%
122
98
1978—-——
First and
117%
99 'A
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
95'A
101%
101
--
„Mar-.Sept
1966———Jane-Dec
1974
85'A
94
1
311
—June-Dee
& Sons
91%
83
83'A
106% 109'/,
debentures
Vanadium
'
May-Nov
122
i.—Mar-Sept
——Mar-Sepfc
Rubber 2%s debentures
Participating
78'A
78'/«
V
1930
78%
37%
*87%
91
§A3'As assented series A 1951—
77'A
86'A
-J
debentures
§A3'As assented
82
81
■
Jan-July
5
59
to*80'A
1977——,
§A3'As assented series C
69'A
1(3
92
*82'A
95%
92
78 %
OO
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Wou
April-Oef
April-Oct
1972
debs
f
5A6'As
73 3/4
*79
108%
82
88%
88%
82%
5A6'As sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Deo
81
April-Oct
SO %
Corp—
76%
•
Line
s
§A6'As
80
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Seaboard
f
United
90
70'A,
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Wou
debentures 1971Mar-Sept
Paper 3s conv
s
4s
120'A
86'A
England
89
73%
Jan-July
mtge & coir trust 3'As 1972
& coll tr 3%s 1975
United States Steel
'
V
84%
5)2
Feb-Aug
_.
.
71'A
May-lVop
1989_Jan-July
81%
78%
April-Oct
1966—April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973—
U.
157
80
112
—Mar-Nov
5
1977———A——Mar-Sept
Corp
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s
1
First 4s bond certificates 1989^
Second 4s inc bond certiiicates Nov
Bt Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971
Bcioto
Gas
2%s
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
1
2022
82
June-Dec
1976
America
of
94
72%
Jan
87%
87%
1975_Aprii-Oct
—Map-Nov
1st mtge
,
99'A
74%
A
Co
95
72%
ser
93%
83
—
May-Nov
1973
92'A
74%
1930
90
2
*80
88
1971—Map-Nov
1970
f debs
s
92'A
Mar-Sept
1997
5)2
wl
'
—June-Dec
debentures
2%s
RR
1
117
112
90
5)1
85
—
1985—Jan-July
3%s
2%s debs
1
gold 5s 1990_Jan-Ja/y
|pcome debs ser A Jan 2006
Louis-Southwestern
193'A
96
—
California
of
94
Co—
A
mtge inc 4'As
mtge
A5s
1st
194
193'A
—_°_April-Ocf
gold Gs 1999
Louis-San Francisco
1st
June-Dec
1971
Second
Bt
'
■
E
ser
coll tr 2%s 1980
3'As 1982
92%
85%,
Jan-July
1977
3%s
2%s 1970mtge & coll tr 8%s 1971
1st
2%s
1977
debs
conv
125%
98%
Pacific—
94
Apn'Z-Oct
debs
conv
M
92'a
Mar-Sept
95 %
"
Missouri
of
debentures
3%s
87
4%s
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Rohr
*96
Corp—subord
conv
Jan-July
jan-July
Ja?i-July,
Co
Biscuit
4%s
1978
Oil
.
—
1978
4'As
Richfield
—
86%
'
84
Orleans
of New
Tank Gar 4'As
United
.87%
194
:
8-4%
102
82
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991-Mar-Sept
72%
226
bonds—
series
and refund
Pacific
Union
United
Feb-Aug
adjustment
96
1190
"85
refund M 3'As series B 1970—April-Oct
refund M 3%s series! C 1990—April-Oct
first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
RR
Oil
Union
.
5'As
96%
Pacific
mtge
Union
101% "144%
84
S A Direct mtgo 7s
1950——L——May-Wop
§ A Direct mtge 9S 1352
Muy-Nov
SAConsol mtge 9s 1953
Debt
30'A
—-
Jan-July
ivnpt 2%s series D' 1985——April-Oct
1983—.—Map-Nov
—Map-Nov
1st mtge &
1st
86%
65
92%
Radio
•
78'A
57
Louis—
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
3s debentures
1968
77%
10
'
Corp of America 3V•»s conv 1930
June-Dec
Reading Co first
ref 3'/hs series D
1995_May-Nov
24
*—
impfc M 4s series'C 2019
Electric
Union
89
10
■
„
98 %
80%
82
lot.
170%
107
*161
refunding mortgage 3'As 1933- April-Oct
3'/as
debentures
J975
;..April-Oct
4%s debentures 1977—
Mar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1994—
Jan-July
98
97%
3%s 1974—-June-Dec
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Fcb-Ang
Tidewater Oil Co 3'As 1986
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impfc 3%s i960—Jnne-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
94
1
Term
97%
89
St
of
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
98%
119
93%
'
and
&
General
81
104%
10
and
First and
81
210
93 %
107
80%
-May-NoD
1973——
Assn
& New Orleans RR—
First
89%
79
—May-Nov
99%
*96
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs
Texas Corp 3s debent ures 19G5-
100
81
81
RR
Refund and
95%
87'A
*—
Jan-July
and
J)
debentures
Terminal
72%
93
.
92%
92 %
103
5)8%
80%
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971——May-Wou
Co. 2%s debentures 1972.—.—
Jan-July
Refund
69%
—
High
73
lylar-Sept
debs 1973—_
Jau. 1
Low
110'4
Jan-July
1982
4'As
Range Since
No.
79%
98%
Jan-July
1974
(Ohio)
108
Swift &
Texas
refundingmortgage 2;«s 1979-June-Dec
debentures
1972
■
i-June-Dec
(R
Co
Bonds
Sold
High
94
.88
8
21
__
*93%
*92
First and
Reynolds
Oil
Stauffer Chemical 3%s
97%
92 'a-
*69%
and
1st
97%
•
and
3%s
debentures
2%s
May-Won
refunding mortgage 3'As 19G8_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage «s 2037—J«Jte-Dec
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First
First
76
4
—
5)0
April-Oct
3%s conv debs 1973
A
i
Procter &, Gamble 3%s debs 1931
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s
debentures
1993
2%s
110%
Oil
Standard
91
76
92
——
1933
OG
Rang#
Friday's
Low
120%
89%
9798%
DO
Fcb-Axig
Mar-Sept
3s
or
Bid & Asked
Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966——J&n-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981———.——Jan-July
*97%
June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3'/as s i debentures 1939
Potomac
93
—
Sale Price
(Indianh) 3%s conv 1982—April-Oct
—April-Oct
4'As debentures 1983——.
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
114
105%
-
Week's
Last
Period
Exchange
High
103'A
20
326
•>
Tnterest
BONDS
New York Stock
*■97 A3
—
98%
-April-Oct
April-Oct
1862™.
10
Sunray
1st
11
192
89
•
*72%
mtge 3',-as 1904
May -Nov
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 las
19G5—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1997
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngslown & Aslitabula Ry—
geu
Low
*
:
__
RR—
mortgage 5s.series B 1975
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
JULY
Jan. 1
No.
937a
110% 113
*88
■
l5)G4_Maz/-NoV
General
General
High
93
110%
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser II 19G0
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser 1
1903_Fob-Au//
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
General
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
108',4 112'A
93%
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1999
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis
Bond#
Standard
-Apr-Oct
1964
W EEK
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
cicbs
FOR
Week's Rang#
Last
Sale Price
Period
Corporation—
4%s
1st
RANGE
Friday
a
Interest
Exchange
103 'A
In
included
delivery sale not included In the year's range,
d Ex-Interest,
the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's
in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
e
Odd-lot
range,
sale not
rcasn Ban
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section ui
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
■
•Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
"
:
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f
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
July 6 and ending Friday, July 10. 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.
,
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum
Acme
Acme
Adam
Precision
Wire
Corp class A—_1
Products
Inc
l
Co
Industries Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Supply
For
see
page
Low
4
%
Jan
5'A Mar
Agnew
9%
6,900
5%
Jan
9% July
Ajax
1,400
17%
Jan
22% July
7 'A
May
8%
Jan
72
66%
72%
18,400
53%
Feb
1
10 'A
10%
10%
3,000
9%
Jan
13%" Mar
5%
5%
5%
4,800
4% Mar
9'A Mar
93
May
Surpass Shoe Stores
Petroleums Ltd
Alabama
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20C5>
Alan Wood
57o
Alaska
Steel Co
cumulative
Airlines
preferred.
common
preferred
Inc
Low
•
<3,
13
50c
50
100
10
100
1
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
1.200
Sales
Range
Last
High
5%
_
Week's
Friday
American Stock Exchange
1
35.
10
•
Range Since Jan. 1
l
Manufacturing
footnotes
8%
,
JULY
STOCKS
Shares
High
2122%
1
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Aero
8%
4%
/
Sales
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
5%
10
Consol
Week's
FOR
1 ti'
142%
34'A
■
7%
18%
%
87
34'A
36
84'A
86
0%
Range Since Jan. 1
7%
High
Low
High
142% 143
80%
87
__
18%
%
Shares
100
13%
Jan
6,400
%
Jan
30
100
3,700
300
3,200
131
■
Jan
85''4 May
23% Jan
'78
Jan
G% July
19
1%
Jun
Jan
1447a May
91 %
Apr
36
July
.86
July
87s
Apr
31
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Radge
Sale Price
American Stock Exchanf •
Par
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Low
High
Low
Allied Control Co Inc_
Allied Paper
Alsco Inc
Aluminum
,
4734
__1
lOe
47
47%
300
17
16%
17%
6,300
10%
9-TH
9%
10
—I
I
4%
5
3,400
47/e
4%
5
3,300
.i«
1074
1074
10 74
—.
_l
■
I
4975
49%
54
12
12
13
8,100
3^?ef
8% Feb
6.400
11%
i
14 74
14%
15-%
100
78'a
78 %
79%
700
6 Va
7%
3,100
,
Co of America—
American
Book
Corp
7
i
—
20
American
Electronics
American
Laundry Machine-
-20
American
Manufacturing
46'
Meter
American
Natural Gas
American
Petroflna
American
Co
class
American
16s (i
12,100
11
4074
2,000
33
Jan
40
38/4
Jan
45
xan
of
American
class A
Co
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
Mines
38,,
44
48%
17%
19 %
38,600
4%
4%
4%
32 %
250
3%.
3,400
32
.§
3 %'
374
20o
%
21%
8%
31,000
1,600
,JMan°
14,2 Jan
1,200
83a May
22
shares
'6 A
4,100
7%
774
2.40
6%
a
400
5%Jan
x24 75
x23%
261!!
51,200
90 '/a
90%
92 74
360
a1111
f
Louisiana
Gas
Arkansas
Power As
4.72%
Co
preferred-
Armour &
Co
Armstrong
7,700
Convertible
Electric
91
1574
177
ii
13.800
11
1
A
82 V-
3174
32 %
11,000
l
"
9
10 74
1174
2274
1 -7
40o
7,600
23%
1074
2374
32,600
12 74
8%
;_4
2.50
2,000
_
'
1%
21,600
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil
of
America
2
I
la
Co
2,100
3%
3%
3%
1
74
2%
12%
70,000
2
01
07/
7.
1
Class
A
participating
.•
Atlantic Coast
Atlantica
del
Line
2%
2%
2%
•
61 Va
59%
Bp
2%
2%
10 peaoa
12%
12%
Golfo .Sugar
.
95'
4,500
3
T'
r,'/n
0/8
Mnv
Atlas
plywood
Audio
Devices
1
Corp_.
Inc
lOo
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Non-voting
Avien
Inc
Ayshire
class
A
20
Corp
3
21,800
15%
19%
,
•o
21%
7%
V'a
100
Ff.8
ofiiA
oiA
Tm
1,800
4
15%
mi/.
3,100
7
Tun
Anr
VA Mar
Tin
Mar
5
13'
12%
14%
8,700
io.v
i.fiv
14%
48 '/a
48 %
50
7,900
35
Jin
Jan
50% May
iniv
Cuban
.
Corby
A
de
los
American
Banff OH
16
Jan
3 Va
Jan
4% Apr
30
3
Jan
1A
Jun
4%
common
Jun
2,850
22
22
24%
«/;■,
4
374
4
Corp
Jun
1
t
7
Tr
J50«
1/a
.
5,300
1%
1/4
Light As Power Ltd
7
9%
8,100
2174
2074
22 Va
2,700
13%
2A Jan'
5
Jan
9% May
26
Mar
24% Mar
2% Jan
10% Jan
Feb
22%
22
011
2,100
17%
Jan
974
6%
Beck
class
Belock
of
Benrus
Watch
Jan
*
1174
1074
12
12,900
1,200
Va
Jan
ll'/a
Jan
1
13
1274
13
45
44%
45 %
18%
15%
1874
Inc
17,600
i
Bobbie Brooks Inc
_•
.
974
1974
Bohack (H C) Co common
5%%
Borne
prior cumulative
Chemical
Bourjois
Brad Foote
Brazilian
Breeze
preferred-100
Inc
Brlllo
Traction Light As Pwr
15%
98
2174
6.800
38 7 »
900
274
274
1,000
574
23,000
•
—1
574
574
774
7
•
Petroleums
Co
Ltd
British American Oil
3174
1
:
2/it
274
•
.
Co
40 74
.
38%
dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep
British
rets ord reg___
Columbia
Amer
Brown
dep
rets
S
Mills
£1
reg
F
1
B—.
V'a
60c convertible
38 74
39
774
9%
II
9
50c
common
preferred
7 7 i,
1,000
7 7 ii
Jun
100
Feb
27
May
1o,7
3%
ni?\urpr
JI 'a tJZ
Ft
r.
1,200
on-T
3G'?8
f
r
f
o
Jun
46
i
V4
J'"
r
Feb
t
?
t
Jan
1
Buffalo-Eclipse
Corp
(The)
7
68,900
n\r
*r
f
7/4 Mar
200
R!
Mir
37
'Fell
„¥ t
81ff Jan
•
-
41 /a
Jan
13 7ii
39
13,000
1,500
774
7%
3,400
9%
10%
3,800
15%
19%
10,900
9%
1,300
Company—50
OI/
Jan
2
Mar
7%
*
Jun
29
onV.
39%
7V^
Jun
8%
ir...
Feb
io% Ma1'
'
3% May
14% Jun
7%
,
8 /4 Jan
bi.v May
|
4% Jun
21
Jan
12% Feb
Jan
7%
7%
400
9%
1,500
8%
Jan
9%
2%
374
3,300
2%
Jan
4Va Mar
10
1
Hill
40
75
9
7%
10
Buell Die & Machine Co
Bunker
•
9
preferred
3
14%
10%
15%
1,100
10%
10%
2,100
8%
Jan
14% July. "•
'.■■10%
Apr
l23/4 Jan
Apr
Jun
,17%. Feb
13%
Jun
Jan
Burma Mines Ltd—
American
Burroughs
dep rets ord
shares__3s 6d
(J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
6,400
I*«»
1
374
3%
200
8%
—I2yac
V'a
8 7 ii
1.400
3
% Jan
2%
% Feb
Jan
4% Mar
6% Jan
10% Mar
California
Aviation
Electric Power
common
26%
26 %
27%
ioc
Inc
3,100
4 74
3%
4%
55,000
1
20'a
19%
20%
7.400
$3.00
preferred
preferred
so
6%
cumulative
preferred
1
49 %
100
16
374
700
37%
5
Insurance
.
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada
312
3774
913
J
100
•
Bread
Canada Cement
6%%
Canada
Ltd
Co
Co
Ltd
preference
Southern
Canadian
Dredge
common
Canadian Homestead Oils
For
footnotes
see
%V,
7/k
8
17,600
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Ltd
page
35.
vtc_1
34%
—
35
300
5% Mar
Feb
19.
Jun
48
Apr
Apr
52
Jan
60% Mar
374 Apr
36% Feb
4% Jan
23%
Jan
61% Jan
-
38
Jan
Jan
.1074 Mar
Feb
9
33
Feb
38
Jun
5
Mar
43a
4%
412
28,700
1
1
1
iG
a
1%
9,300
ivfar
28% Jan
3
1
A July
.'5% May
•
•
33%
Apr
l'Jg Jan
6974
Jun
35
Mar
23
1.100
1474
Jan
23
July
283
29
325
267a
Feb
29% May
10
107
700
50
7
1
8.400
700
1.150
132
397,
600
1%
11% Mar
32
Apr
Feb
TO
Apr
674
Jan
8% Mar
1/4
Jun
lit Jari
16%
Jan
117/t
108
Jan
May
.39% July
1% July
Apr
V'a
3.800
47« July
0% Mar
43%
15.500
247a
Jaii
317% Mar
4 •«
47,i
5.7 a
20.600
2%
Jan
26'.i
26 %
3.500
193/a
774
1«
\
-^1
7 V'a
5
47,|
•>'
27
Feb
7
Jan
29% Mar
Jan
10% May
574
Jan
10%
97a
Jan
12%
Apr
%
Jun
4
8%
8 7 ii
13,400
650
7
8%
8r,ii
Apr
9
274
Jan
4% Mar
5%
Jan
11
10
10
3,000
14.800
4%
374
Apr
674 Mar
5%
1,300
174
5%
5%
50.400
1%
Jan
21,200
12%
Feb
17
-Mar
400
24'%
Jun
40
Jan
174
178
15%
15%
161
4
*
27%
25
2774
1
20%
19%
20%
2,300
-10
24%
24
24%
900
—1
50c
8%
8%
9:
574
574
574
(4
1% Mar
Jan
24%
Apr
Jun
25%
Apr
18
2274
2.600
8
Feb
1974
Jan
600
5
May
6%
Jan
Name chgd to
10
174
174
;
674
% 7,100
2174
A
■
3.500
8%
Jan
5%
Jun
88,700
574
2074
174
574
2174
774
Apr
8% Mar
23%
1974 Mar
Apr
.0*4 Mar
775
7%
774
.300
4%'
474
47a
17.400
274
Jan
9
9
974
30,500
774
Jan
10V4 Mar
15
1574
2,800
Jun
22% Mar
Jaii
8% Mar
15 74
'
8 *'
74
8
8
700
July
15
674
Mar
7
S-%
Jan*
674
3,000
1
1
174
3.200
U
Jan
31
31
31%
200
26%
Jan
22
14-%
1374
1574
17,900
12
75
Jun
.25% July
*
—•
1974
19%.
200
19%
17 Va
177a
500
14
14
100
13%
1974
1974
200
19
874
2,900
1
1
•
1.50
—*
%c
2.50
4
674
674
—
8
8
674 July
1%
Jan
2iy4
Feb
1874
Jan
20%
Apr
Feb
18% May
1674 Mar
Jun
1074 May
Jan
,7,
374
574
600
474
28,400
274
15,600
46%
Jun
20%
19
2074
99.900
13%
Jan
8%
400
5% July
Jan
50%
•
Apr
3%
4874
5
874
87a
1274
1274
12%
<900
45 74
45%
4574
150
374
374
374
1,700
'
"
.
—
—
y
42
3% Mar
35%
12 74
Feb
15%
3874
Jun
26
Feb
374 May
5
Jan
150
1774
5.000
174
19%
Jan
274
Apr
174
Jan
Jun
550
_
74
74
:l(tr
74
23,300
"974
—
D
~974
200
%
Jun
7
12
Jan
9
Feb
6.000
5 74
7%
15,400
13%
13%
600
67u
6 %
67 a
10,400
574
•3% May
Jan
500
3la
Jun
_10c
35
3574
35
3571
160
33%
12
1174
12 Va
3,300
13-,'a
13%
——
Day. Mines
Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
D. C. Transit System Inc—
A
common
20c
—
Dejay Stores
Dennison Mfg class A
_!
50c
common——-5
—100
1
debentures——
Desilu Productions Inc
8%
Detroit Gasket &
Manufacturing——1
Steel Fdrs Inc_—1
Detroit Gray Iron &
Development Corp of America—
1
$1.25 preferred
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Co
25o
Ltd
4
4
4
3%
35%
8% Mar
May
-
*674
11'% May
3%
3%
200
1.000
29
40
,
42,800
147ii
147a
15%
3,500
9%
28%
147
.3%
3%
1,100
274
Jan
21%
5,100
1 1/,
1 ,4
17.000
1V4
21%
500
1674
Jan
100
174
Jan
20%
IA
18
1.9,
■l
Id
Feb
ls %
Jun
474
Feb
21% July
1774 May
1%
Jun
Feb
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg (par value
changed to 10s on a sh for sh basis)
Amer
Stores Corp.J
-,-lc
Diversified Specialty Stores—-—--}?
Dome Petroleum Ltd
—2%
Diversey
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd-
-—
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock——*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd—
Dominion Textile Co I/td
—
Dorr-Oliver Inc common——7.50
preferred
—
—32.50
Dorsey (The) Corp —
——1
Douglas Oil Company——————I
-Dow Brewery Ltd
—
*
Draper Corp
:
*
374
21
21
2
...
2
2
9%
10
6.200
107,,
600
Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver Harris Co——
New common
Co
(Allen
new
B)
!—1
10
—-—— — 5
common—^„__^._10
274
!
24%
3
1374
Jun
2174 May
26
19 74
23%
——
,r,;
—-1
—1
*
—1
—*
Co——
Durham Hosiery class B common.
Duro Test Corp —!
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America—!
%—1
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
25
217,,
20
21%
1,200
197«
19 Va
2074
5.000
15
Jan
20% July
200
10
Jan
12 74 Mar
%
11%
ll3a
11
11%
113a
12
3,300
9%
10%
2,100
9V
IV*
734
8,600
6
11%
3474
10
T3 a
•
46
46
33%
28%
33%
50
48,100
8.500
12%
12%
13
32%
32'
33
46
45%
46%
2.050
874
A
3 A
1.900
614
534
6%
4,300
2
"
200
15%
Jun
774
Apr
46
Jan
3374
9
% Mar
15 74
73.
July
60
77n
3
Apr
Apr
19
Apr
Jan
9% May
Jan
Jun
Feb
Jun
July
75
July
374
Jan
July
53 7S
Jan
44
Apr
38%
4074
32 7a
Jan
19
Jan
July
Apr
18.100
3%
2
May
Laboratories—
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg_^__—10s
(The)
974
Apr
24%
$2
Power
Jun
2974 Mai¬
Jan
37«
Jun
4% Mar
Jan
Jan
' May
15 Va July
187/!.
reb
13%
138
20%
4/ff Jan
37
Jan
1674
Apr
7Vc May
May
11
36 %
141
141
141
4
Jan
Apr
9% Mar
Jun
13
14%
G 7ii
13%
Jun
jo
Jun
29
Jan
12%, May
774 May-
1874
42
Jun
974
174
40
Jan
20% May
774 Mar
18 74
'
1%
Apr
20
Jun
474
49
3 Vii
Apr
Jun
14%
Crystal Dairies-(new com)—50c
Stores Corp common—
2.50
5%
preferred
20
Davidson Brothers Inc
1
Duraloy
Jan
140
Jan
33 Va
387«
•
47
49;:,
—10c
Oils vtc———10c
Petrol Corp.
Fob
Jan
26,200
1
V'.
700
157 a
14%
128
39-
1
1
—
1%
'
]4%
129
--4
—
17o
1%,
71
7'
9%
2374
—5
.10
—
67
49
10%
2
10
2.50
Cuban
Tobacco
Co
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Curtis Lighting Inc„*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
Distillers
Mar
77
Creole Petroleum
5
Crowell-Colllei Publishing Co———1
Crowley Mllner & Co!
-1
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)
5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic—*
Crown Drug Co common25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
•
$1.12 preferred
!
2.50
Cuban American Oil Co__
50c
Class
Jun
Apr
67
.
Equipment Co——*
May
7%
—
•
10c
Jan
b
20
.
Petroleums
& Dock
_•
2%
36%
Jun
55%
4974
-
50
palvan Consol Oil As Gas Co
Camden Fire
2574
58
50
$2.50
73% May
8 74
8
Common
.
Eastern
Jan
9
20
67
receipts (ord reg)—*1
Carrier Industries Inc.
-50c
Crane
DuMont
Calif
0% Mar
Corroon & Reynolds common—
$1 preferred class A
Co" Beverage Corp—
Courtaulds Ltd—
%
Duke
Calgary dc Edmonton Corp Ltd
24
Jun
Davega
Jan
<>
9.000
874
19%
Jan
27a
Daitcli
?o /a Jia,n
12,000
•
1
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
serial
6%
1374
1
-
class
Company-!
6%
Glii
1374
10
Co__
Ltd
774
3974
1
ord
Distillers———
Rubber
Bruck
774
•
147«
16,900
Inc
12% jun
19 ,u July
43. a Feb
Apr
Apr
Ltd—
preferred
Brown
B
Co
Company
Brown Forman
4%
£i
Power
British Petroleum
7%
£1
15.500
~3%
voting
non-voting
A
B
l3V4Mar
British American Tobacco—
Amer
2274
3%
Mining-
24% Apr
Ei/
600
2
9
Jan
ini/4 yD
250
40%
Jan
3la JT1U1
3,900
42%
4174
1
new
VA
31%
16%
13%
4578
22%
Jan
July
Mar
Jun
May
Mar
20%*May
96
3,400
14%
ord
Co
35%
180
99
22%
14%
'
Manufacturing
Britalta
2,700
20o
Corp
Gas
6%
21
1.50
new
.
Gear Works Inc.
Bridgeport
5,000
197),
18%
4
18% Mar
4% Jtin
10
9
1
Co
In j
5%
100
3774
9774
3874
10%
300
6Va
Apr
41% Mar
4,000
8
20
674
1
As Co
774
20
•;
3
,
(S)
774
1
-
0
3,500
50o
Blauner's
Blumenthal
3%
25
,
Corp
Co
Inc
5,600
'
Jun
4
-
Canada
Instrument
Bickford's
1%
8V4
Shoe Corp
(A Si
20,400
334
A.
Inc
Telephone
174
3%
common.
convertible
Beau-Brummel Ties
Bell
"l%
174
gOo
Bayvlew Oil Corp
Bearings
8
Mar
12
Apr
Barker Brothers Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B.
Basic
Incorporated—
2074
3%
American dep
Andes—
shares
Ltd1—.
Barcelona
1,600
6,300
11% Jan
42% Jun
26% July
39%
7%
13,500
87
1
Inc
Baldwin Securities
Banco
Feb
9%
38
1
Baldwin Rubber
15'
8
1
,
21%
1
Distillery Ltd—
(II)
Class
Bailey As Selburn Oil & GasIndustries
——_—1
Cooper-Jarrott Inc.—
Coro
Class
11%
Ltd-—
Co
Class
B
Baker
Jan
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc———
1
Continental Air Lines Inc—
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp—
Continental Industries Inc——10c
Continental Materials Corp——10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
20
Tan
Mnv
91', ' Tnn
14,300
4%
774
1
—___10c
Collieries
15
t
com
preferred
non-cum
15%
Jan
Mar
on
Tuk-
ion,
10,200
3%
3.
3 Vu
.
13%
67a
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Atlas
Consolidated Mining Ac
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
7,800
Consol Developmt Corp (effee July 6)
Consolidated Development Corp..—20c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd—_•
Tin
Anr
mL
Fa
.
8%
574
'
—1
VtC ext to 1965
Connelly Containers Inc
Tun
11A
Ton
t-i
1,600
8%
Public Service
compo Shoe Machinery--
Tun
mnv,
Anr
15/
2,000
61%
Co
mo
40
103% 104
103'a
100
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
1
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Cons
Associated Tel & Tel—
2374'Apr
Vit'iComninhUy
l
IgS
if?
oil
Colon
A.xr
fn
ii
Jan
Co_
Coastal Caribbean
774 Mar
Jan
Jan
/
Cockshutt Farm
<>
T
oil4
i/2
Stationers Supply Co
13 ,2 Maj
J w1u
Vlr Feb
ViS
t
3,300
10%
'a
12%
i6 J fiff
'
rvi,
no
Inc..
Gas
July
£1
reg
Stores
•>'? £ei).
,4 Mar
li"
6
Jan
57a
Clary
Corporation
—-1
Claussner Hosiery Co———>——10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation—
—-—.1
Club Aluminum Products Co.——1t
-
ecb
U
4.000
47a
Clarostat Manufacturing Co—
w'rif
21
Jan
a
1 74
174
TUn
4
Feb
^ Mar
v.,
17V4
Corp——
Controlier
c]ark
2l,, Jf'1
Industries—
dep rets
&
41/8 Jan
68v* May
.
7r
50
91
1774
preferred—
Associated Food
Apr
46% Jan
•
Apr
108Va
500
Inc-
Inc
Cinerama
Feb
G574
Jun
101
700
common-
Chromalloy Corp.—,
J9-/4 Mar
Jun
31%
7,600
66%
—100
Aro Equipment Corp—
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd-
Associated
33 3j
62%
4
.89-
Oil
Christiana
ny8
Feb
10
3.200
Corp
Consolidated
chief
Jan
800
1,300
7%
Chicago Rivet & Machine
»n-i"
Light—
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co__
American
32%
63 75
warrants
Rubber class
Associated
3274
•
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas
6"
%
6
9%
54%
10%
5%
America
Chescbrough-Pond's
J/4 Apr
8
Mar
Jan
1
Film
72 74 Mar
21%
Charter Qif Co Ltd—
Cherry-Burrell
i en
live
'73% July
Jun
60%
5%
10
Inc
of
Apr
6%
preference—
Chamberlin. Co
nI/
Corp
20c
Appalachian Power Co 4%% pfd___100
&
Apr
.
Feb
10%
Co—
Power
Investors
Convertible
ol J 'iff
-2/b Jun
,
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken Chemical
i
j
%
21%
8Tu
:
Jun
3,4
Century
Apr
May
2074
Century Electric Co.,
Mar
37
Feb
31
mi?
r
h
274
Apr
10%
7
3.50%
preferred
100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd—100
Central Securities Corp common
—1
$1.50 conv preferred————•
Ton
ooTvri'w
.
8 7 it
%
2
4.75
Ltd"—.—,
52
tPr
Jan
Maine
16
21%
Corp
Iladley
Central
}i":f
1,300
10%
Central
1
117i, Mar
11,700
13%
74
•
10
America
of
Corp
8% Mar
Jun
lie
58%
•
CaSlle 'A M> & C0
Catalin
Jaii
78
1,600
101% 101%
1
Cerico Instruments Corp.
May
Ta
Ji'■
12,600
1874
ln,/4wJo^
,a May
;hjn
-
8"-»
8,700
,
47 %
1
Products—.
/a
31
9'
•
.
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
500
404
8%
9
2
5
-
Oil
43%
I
Thread
Jan
15%
10%
58'«
Carter (J W) Co
Casco 'Products Corp
»
500
174 '
Hi
2s 6d
ord
B
rets
dep
American
7874 July
Jun
5
27-%
1
12 74
5
1
$5 pfd-
Power
Ltd—
Oarreras
Pph
ar
40
pfd_25
A
Carolina
Co
10,600
13%
13%
13
5.50
Kennedy Inc—
%
-
&
Baxter
c&
7%
127a
30,700
174
1
Canal-Randolph Corp
Capital City Products
Carnation
fni/ Tun
f?'4Mov
51
May
15 7,
•
6%
Co
Inc
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap
Corp
of
Del
5%preferred
Writing Paper
American
Amurex
1
Co.
_
40
-25
Inc
'
ffvS
Is/ 'i
J5? V
43% Jun
525
48
45
2
^
Range Since Jan. i
Low
High
215.8C0
1874
674
..
Shares
'
13%
6c
Minerals
Williston
Canadian
14'/a May
17% Mar
Jan
__
Co
American
Jan
1.700
•
,
5% Mar
5% Mar
11% May
Tan
Jan
/
3%
8%
700
10%
18
>
,
Monday. July 13, 1959
*
j
& Oils Ltd
1
Canadian Petxoiina Ltd partic pfd„10
Tniv
Ju >
7 74
1
■
High
14
17%
■*
-
.
for Week
of Prices
Low
2
Canadian Javelin Ltd
Canadian Marconi
Can Northwest Mines
Tor
?«!'
ins
10-.-4
Vf i f
63b Feb
92,000
4 Va
%o
.
A-{2
6,100
9%
Corp
$3.75 preferred
American
Beverage
„
.
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
.
,
Alfemene Kungtzljcie N V—
Amer dep rcte Amer shares
Algcm-Uranlum Mines LtdAll American Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants—.
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
5%% convertible preferred
J.",r Q c K s
Amertan S.ock Exchange
"
1
Range Since Jan,
High
Week's
Friday
WEEK ENDED JV1X
RANGE FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
May
'
900
May
374
Jan
8
674
Jan
8 TV Feb
Jan
32% Mar
23
2414
30
91
25 V4
30
313 a
1.490
2574
Jan
39 74 Mar
1074
19.200
474
Jan
12% Apr
40%
Jun
9%
„
^
——25
1
$7 preferred series A_——
—*
$6 preferred series B-——
-*
Edo Corporation class A-:
1
Elder Mines Limited
—
1
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern States Corp common—.
13 %
1%
47
387»
4074
13%
1
h
15:%
1{;5
200
7.000
6,200
36.100
51
Feb
4174
Feb
Jan
18974
Feb
160
407u
Jan
175
47
Iron
Jan
177
39 74
1274
13
Jun
Jar*
Feb
1874 Mar
274
Jun
.
Volume
Number 5863
190
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(181)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Bond
&
Share
Shares
Low
33-?«
18
17?a
18
40%
40 Va
40 J4
$2
converlibe
11741..
5c
34 U
„
11Vh
174
_20a
29 'A
—
—,
33 a
13,200
32
3.100
Jan
28%
Feb
Apr
Industrial
Plywood
May
Insurance
Co
44%
Jan
16% Alar
International
1
Jan
1,500
19
Jan
2% Mar
33% May
International
pfd——100
97 Va
96;,4
9712
—1
10c
xlO3.,
10 V«
10 T,
9,100
4«i»
4:,t
30,500
3%
Jan
40%
Jan
60% Mar
63it July
9% Mar
preferred———;
1
46
96%
47)2
1
1,000
6%
.6%
7 In
17,200
10%
10:,a
10"! 4
2,200
12%
10 Vi
12 7 it
16,600
9
7Va
7'/a
400
7
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„i
—
$1
25c
or
Eureka Pipe Line
171
17
19
Investors
Royalty.——
Fireman
T,»ly
13
Jun
127u July
11% Alar
Israel-American
Jan
14y2
%
Jan
Iron rite
Mar
14%
32
1,300
29
33%
35%
5,800
32 74
17s,,
17%
19%
3,200
10% Feb
18%
20%
35,200
974
9%
2%
400
2%
2 74
700
<
12%
Jan
2074
2374
19%,
1%
l7a
Apr
4574
Jan
4
474
474
■
574
Jan
22%
Apr
8%
Jun
12%
Apr
274
Jun
14%
Jan
574
3,000
23%
13,000
Jan
574
14
3% Mar
82
"Apr
21774 May
Jun
10c
Feb
7
Mar
2474 May
Jan
374 Mar
37/a Jan
5% Apr
15% Jan
1
4,600
Jan
Feb
24
7
1.500
74
Feb
34%
Jun
2,900
2
1
22
1674
Mar
78
2174"
574
1
Corp;—
Class A
Jan
25
Inc
Oil
14%
l
Irving Air Chute
Jun
147 74 Mar
18%.
—1
High
9% Mar
Jun
117
pfd—100
Alanufacturing
%
as
60
;
3,100
Jan
31%
_33%c
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
Iron
3%
35%
10c
Intex
Jan
Jan. 1
Low
1,600
32
•
5
International Resistance Co
Oil Company
Feb
11%
Range Since
High
14%
—1
—
Ltd
——
Shares
6%
774
133:% 138%
134
1'
Petroleum Co
Products
IP3-
12,100
io
104
July
9% May
10
Erie Forge & Steel
Corp common
6% cum 1st pre£erred__>—1
Ero Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
46'a
80
Holdings
International
6 % Mar
474.
Ltd
4,100
15,500
67b
5
for Week
of Prices
Low
25o
America-—
Inc
l:ia
9VZ
Inc—
International Breweries
Apr
llTu
Va
Co
North
of
Sales
Range
Sale Trice
Par-
38
21
v
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
Jun
14%
600
30 5 it
1'/«
29
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1.
High
5
_
JULY 10
for Week
Low
Electrographic Corp.
——1—-1
Electronic Communications Inc———1
Electronics Corp of America™.
.—1
EI-Tronics Inc
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5Vo
Empire Milhvork Corp
Equity Corp common——
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Itange
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Electric
Sales
174
F
Jeannette
Factor
(Max) & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Fajardo
Eastern
__1
Common shs of beneficial int
$2 preferred
PeLrftleum
Filmways
line
Ltd
A
Class
B
(The)
(Geo A)
Fuller
Jan
500
j
18%
30
% May
1
18,000
5:,,i
17.000
4
6
6'4
8.000
6
6
6:iu
6,300
!i!
Jun
6
Jan
Feb
July
9%
12
14,200
9%
Jan
18,900
8%
Jan
13
14
1,100
111,4
Jan
14
i6>«;
16
July
17'.,
8.800
11%
Jan
20
Apr
185
"""•
185
189
100
111%
114!/2
—
200%
Jan
201
9 hi
1,25
Company
43«
I5
:
9!'.
«
17»
1
Co
93
2
4112
4'
43H
41 Va
1
44 7
6If;
Jan
1%
Jan
3
2,700
4%
Jun
1.100
34%
Jan
»
5%
Jan
Jan
5%
Power
Co
Gellman
common
~
Co
American dep
General
.
—.1
rets ord rcg_.
Plywood
Corp
Stores
General
Corporation
preferred
Gilbert
(A C) Co
GilelirisS Co
^
Glen more- Distilleries, class' B—
Globe Union Co Inc
GobeL
(Adolf)
Goldfield
Corp el
Consolidated
—4
Feb
6% Apr
8% Jan
700
100
11%
9 % May
13% Apr
Jan
15
%
321
12,000
34
9%
3
1%,
11% Mar
1
May
18% Apr
29% Jun
1%
1
B
&
Hall
American
10c
Co
Harbor Plywood Corp.
Harmon-Kardon Inc
Stores
1
7,000
1%
35%
Jun
Jan
56%
Apr
5
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
800
26
Jan
13%
Jan
5%
Feb
100
13'%
100
18%
Jan
22
July
1% May
10'% Jan
3
Feb
1274
121
22
22
•
.2.74"
163,100
14
600
11
Light
—_25
700
Hazel
Bishop Inc
.
Hazeltine
Corp new
Mining Co__
Hecla
Helena- Rubcnstein
Hell-Coll
Heller
._
Inc
—
Corp
E) A Co 574%
,♦
__—
Gabon
Herohl Radio
Higbie
Products
Inc
574
—25c
Co—2a——1
Trailer Industries com25c
convertible
preferred
——10
5%Hlller
Aircraft
(R>
Class
Corp
& Co Inc
l
A
Hoifman
Hofmann
Industries
Corp
Inc
Ilollinger Consul Gold
Holly Corporation.
Holly
Stores
Oil
Class
Co
Ltd
5%
Oil
&
4,900
6,800
9
45%
900
59%
25,900
72'h
50
5 34
'
1
;
Motors
Jan
July
8% May
Jun
59%
July
Jail
100
Mar
71
Jun
75
Jan
4%
Jail
674 Mar
Jan
874 Jan
1274 May
17% May
174
200
117b
Jan
674
2,300
3%
Jan
Jan
4% Apr
1074 Apr
274
774 July
774 Jan
1,600
234
27.4
2,900
33! 4
2,200
1%
20,200
3%
200
274
Jan
31%
Jan
174
Jan
3
Jan
Refining.'.
,
38%
16 %
18 74
56
15%
.
Feb
54
Jun
1,500
29%
Jan
3874
Jun
8,800
1574
Jun
21%
Jan
74'-
134
17
11,400
3174
»32
32
500
28
Mar
33
Mar
55
56%
125
53 74 May
66
Feb
12874'Jan
138
Feb
133
35%
134
35 %
35 7 it
120
1.000
14%
34
Jun
Jan
10274
Feb
97%
98%
100
1174
12%
1,300
9774 July
1074 Mar
74
78
56
Food Products-.
874
13' 4
5
^
2974
400
5574
9
8-"
13%
1.000
57
'
56
5
2.50
66 74
1.900
7
Jan
38%
76
:
21%
Jun
11%
—•
_
274 Apr
414 Apr
43
37
173.4
1
—
1574 May
374 May
3674 Maf
■
5
_
Jun
Jun
18% Mar
1.300
874
14
674
1374
1
July
2,000
327„
-
1
■
21.400
13%'
1%
100
Co
Jan
49%
Jan
5%
3%
15
Inc—-
12%
Jan
19%
4.500
374
.10
—
8
33
30
12%
37
*
2% Feb
Jail
July
30
3,000
6 74
16 7 it
*
Apr
8,000
9
1634
*
.
9 % Alay
10%
May
3'%
3,200
•
a__
A—
:
Hurd Lock &
Manufacturing Co____
Hygrade
4%
33
.
preferred
Humble
Jan
1 %
.874
91
Imperial
..£1
Industrial
Enteriu'ises
Inc
1
Industrial Hardware
Mfg Co
5%
68%
10% Jun
8,300
1074
Feb
20 74 Mar
29 7 4
5
2,500
22 74
Jan
3574 May
5%
13%
__
8,600
474
&
Shipley
(The)
r<T
footnotes
Co
Voting
trust
page
35.
3
74
Apr
9
Jun
5
Jan
17 s,,
3,300
16
Apr
1974
Jan
29 7
1,500
25%
Jan
30% Mar
1874
18'4
1974
1,900
11%
Jan
974
Jun
1374 Mar
1574
13 74
1674
56,300
974
Jan
1974
4%
Jan
1474 Mar
1074
Jun
1574
Jan
40
Jan
374
„
3%
1,100
674
71,100
12 74
1,400
3374
90
574
6 74
1,500
,1274
1774
35,800
26 3 4
—
774
117 »
3374
2974
570
■
Jun
3374 Apr
4% Jan
2
1%,
274
12%
6.200
1%
Jan
1474
1574
300
1374
Jun
20
5174
5374
18,800
4974
Jun
6274 Mar
31
2874
31
1,150
2774 Jan
34
1374
13 74
1474
5,000
1174
1474 Mar
Mages Sporting Goods...—
Magna Oil Corporation
;
Public Service Co—
4
Mangel Stores
———2—
Apr
1374
1,700
1074 Jan
1374
30
9,300
1574
30
Communication Co Ltd—
Co
174
7
1%,
10,100
%•
174
17,100
74
Jan
1174
2,200
10 74
Alay
1
2174
2274
—1
2674
26
2674
1974
2074
12,600
£1
674
6
74
674
1,300
21
(J
Iiic:
W)
(A
G)
1
;
& Co—
Johnson
&
•
Co
Mining Corp Ltd^
Co
6%
Jan
674 July
1174 Jan
3774 May
Jan
17%
5,800
8%
Jan
1874 Mar
200
1874
Feb
26% July
Jan
6974 July
574
6874
Midland
41,100
--2,000
7%
9,800
6
Feb
17%
1774
1774
100
12
Jan
1
TTI Jan
8,600
34%
July
5974
7,200
21 %
Jan
29%
Jan
1
22%
221
Apr
25 74
Jun
27«i
Corp——
Corp
8,100
1874
374
13%
2,600
1,500
274 May
12% May
14%
157,,
1,600
10% Jan
18% Mar
107 b
100
10%
1174
preferred—*
conv
Jun
8% Apr
50c
18%
18 74
18%
2,400
1374 Jan
5
2474
2474
25
2,300
2374
—
7%
50c
common—
RR
147,',
7%
2,000
4.40%
Jan
8
Mar
100
3474
Jan
38
Jun
1,900
1374
Jan
1674 Mar
100
50
97
Jun
3874
3874
1074
1174
1
40',
5%
*
1
1
a
100
39
2074
Jan
174
Jan
37
Jan
52 74
21
15,5i0
2,600
Jan
3174
87
88
100
8674 Feb
B—_—,—100
100
93
9474
150
4.80%
preferred
series
4.50%
preferred
series
93
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——•
Montrose
Chemical
—1
Co——
Afoody investors Service
par tic
Alt
Clemens Aletal Products
6%
cumulative preferred
Mt Diablo Company
Mount Vernon Mills
~4
& Tel
MuntZ
States
TV
2.50
100
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Aluskogee
Muter
374
500
x3 7
"574
2074
574
20
21
159 74
_
2 74
274
20%
Apr
4%
Jun
7%
Apt
474
400
1274
1374
347-4
3474
174
22
97a
117-4
1174
1
12
674
1074
1,800
674
7%
24,600
-3
67a
6
67a
5,400
1
874
674
9%
Jan
574 Jan
4,100
6
7
Jun
Jan
3174
10,300
5
Jan
774
100
874
Jan
Jan
28% Jan
10,200,
9!4
224,300
Jun
—
Eellas
Hess——
Brewing Co
(Mich)
Petroleum Ltd
Presto
90
Feb
Apr
National
National
4,000
3%
Jan
7% Alay
National
2874
Jan
37 % Mar
1374 July
36 74
12
Apr
May
1274 May
Jun
3 74
Jan
674
5
Jun
774 July
1
Stores——»—
Industries
25c
25
X2374
2474
25
^200
22 74
2474
5,600
74
1274
300
12
274
214
117,,
30 3 a
374 Mar
2874 Mar
16
2474 July
Jan
1274 July
Research
Rubber
Starch
Transit
1374 Mar
15% Jan
Co
7,700
39 Ya May
1
:
2974
'0
Chdlnical
Associates
Jan
413 Mar
Jan
10%
2474
24
2674
2,500
17
Jan
2674 July
—50c
Corp——
Machinery
&
18
274 Jun
400
29
974 July
Apr
2374 May
10,200
1174
2ii
874
Jan
2%
2
Inc
Feb
474 Jun
474
1
National
2374
(,247/a Jun
Apr
274 Mar
165
Dehydrating &
National
Jun
Feb
474 Mar
1674 Jan
2,200
3474
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
138
13,000
23%
1
15774 Mar
2%
GOO
3374
1
Apr
50%
Jan
Jan
97% Mar
12% Jan
400
2274
13
9074
92
44
5,900
16074
2%
Feb
79%
Apr
-4174 Jan
374
a
2274
;
:
——
Alfalfa
25
—50c
Industries Inc
National
31,900
~~
10
Corp
1674
4674
1
2.50
Namm-Loescr's Inc.—
Napco
374
-5
——__—,
N
Nachman
—
Co
Company
430
1474
1
—
—
14474 146
4674
1
Tel
Inc
1674
1
com
Inc
Mountain
146
pref—♦
Jan
8674 May
143 74 Jun
C.—
14%,
14
Jun
Feb
Jun
10%
13,900
2974
;
Apr
90
10474 May
\l Jan
31
5,400
At
43%
39" 4
30%
preferred
1374
3.200
Feb
Feb
Mar
Monongahcla Power Co—
100
16
1074
19%
29
15
*
82
Jan
3774
400
Warrants
Jan
15
14%
100
11
"ctfs"
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd.—.—1
Molybdenum Corp of America
1
7
Jan
3% May
•
37%
4%% convertible preferred—
50
Mining Corp of Canada—
——*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Mirro Aluminum Company
10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
24%
1074
1
Piping Co—
Feb
-1
"27i,
1374
14%
1
...
1
74
113 Mar
3674
2374
5
15
Jun
21%,
Alfg &
81
Apr
874
1874 Mar
34! 4
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Alacliines
15%
82
23%
Petroleum
Co
51
64 74 Feb
3574
Oil Corp $1
Miller Wolil
6974
7474
7
Jun
1
Mid-West Abrasive __!
Alidwest
5874
72
.10
Hone
Feb
1074
100
_1J
preferred
States
2474 Mar
2874
2274 May
common—_i_l
Alieliigau Chemical
Michigan Sugar Co
Mlcromatic
Apr
__5
—
Metal & Thermit Corp,
Middle
Jun
1874 Jun
7474
774
1
—
ANg Co
t
1
Merchants Refrigerating Co——1
Apr
111
1974 Mar
Jun
2374
Apr
July
274
% July
1
3,700
1974
—.
warrants—
Jan
10%
2.50
Alansficld Tire & Rubber new
Marconi International Alarine
Martin
174
174
10%
National
iV
Jan
1274
10c
Jan
8
Mar
28
50c
Jun
Jan
374 Mar
1374
lc
—
47
774
774 May
2574 Jan
3174 May
Jan
30
certificates..
48
_
Apr
15
1
Jun
_
574
Jun
20
Jun
Apr
52 74
2
Jun
-
2174
6% Jan
167 4
2.50
39%;
t7c
Jan
674 May
87/a Mar
17
1
42
82
Mar
1574
29%,
__1
100
13%
Mar
9
Jan
374
_30c
Alaino
National Telefilm
see
7
5
Publications Inc
National Steel Car Ltd
__5Qc
1.800
Magellan' Petroleum Corp—
National
Corp
77u
10
7,800
Name changed to
Industrial Electronic
Hardware
7
17
_1
43
13 3 4
374 Mar
Jan
674
43
'
-
14% Mar
12
Jun
474
1174°
42%
•
11%
3,400
—3
41%
:
Apr
1374 Mar
M
National
43
300
574
—25c
—
Lunkenhcimcr (Tlic) Co———
Lynch Corp
National
Corp -10
Imperial Oil (Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
—5
Imperial Tolrof Gt Brit & Ireland. ..£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4f/o pfd_. 100
2374
2974
,—1
Milling Co
dep rets ord rcg.
Color Chem & Paper
1174
57-4
_5
i?
Apr
Jan
Jun
Apr
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
1174
774
—^_50c
Inc
8.
574
5
Corp
774
1174
_1
Fabrics of N Y com
cumulative preferredLithium Corp of America Inc—
Locke Slccl Chain—
5
13 74 Mar
Jan
14%.
27 %
Jan
Liberty
6% Mar
Jan
5
13 'T
V.
•
class
Hadrometals Inc
4%
1,900
1%
1
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co___
Hormel (Geo Ai & Co.
;
Horn- & Hardart Baking Co__—
Horn & Hardart common—
HubbelL (Harvey)
Jan
4,900
•3 74
2 711
—_
:
HowelT Electric
3%
3,700
174
874
5
;
2.300
77:i
13
4
14
60c
Inc
B
1%
3'
25c
Mines
.
Holophane Co
:
Holt (Henry) & Co
Home
.1
74% Mar
6
1374
—2.50
—
International
Jun
5%
6
I
common,
64%
8h,
16 74
5%
Inc.————5
(R G)
Island
600
8%
.
1.200
8
_1
Iron
34
■
Highway
Hoe
'
87 it
Jan
Inc——
Merrill
9% Alay
May
1174 Alar
Jan
1%
72%
—10c
Electronics
&
Realty
Mcsabi
Jan
94%
100
Manufacturing
Jun
8%
%
'48' i
Jan
6
University—
Refineries
Tourncau
Feb
29%
4»
43%>°
59%
274
Mcnasco
1,600
4%
45
1
2,600
Jun
2,000
8%
274
274
4%
67%
30 "
2%
-1
Mar
3
-
1
8%
Feb
26
9%
33
pfd——100
preferred——.
Hercules
30 3
Jan
12%
1074
7 lit'
4%
*
25c
1
7%
700
2574
1%
10c
—
common
—
fW
4%
8
11,400
1474
_—
Leonard
Le
Mead
26,900
'
77it
200
1374
14
26
6%
8%
20% July
2374 Apr
20% Jan
2074
12%,
Mays
3,200
2
.
Feb
203 4
I
•
Apr
7%
Inc—.——_1
Jan
13
Jan
13%
20% Jan
Lithographing-Co™——10 c
Feb
474
17
Jan
8%
23
4%
474
700
11
Jan
4 %•
22
374 Mar
Jan
Jan
1074
Jan
9%
20 74
Apr
Apr
1974 July
2274 May
374 Feb
18
May
1474
18%. Alay
18%
66
—
tt
9,000
13%
67%
6,700
20 3
Jan
% Jun
24,800
1,600
-1
20 74
20%
3174
1,400
7
—
19,100
'1 if
1674
20%
32
74
74
1574
19%
7%
3
26 74
20%
9? ,t
3,300
1674
3%
32%
1%
374
9
2974
16 'it
1
3,900
»
Masscy-Ferguson Ltd
•
Maule Industries. Inc.—_^_3
3%
10
Harvard Instruments Inc
Havana
Inc
Lcfcourt
Apr
15%
—25c
—
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Industries
Extension
Salle
3% Alay
2 % Feb
2% Jun
11% Jan
3%
—...1
Inc
Electric
Hartford
Industries
La
Jan
16
_2
—
Harnischfeger Corp———
Hartfield
Lanston
Lear
McKee
Machine Co
Lamp
274 July
1% Jan
3%
10
2%
II
H
7,300
„_3
5,200
7
10%
14% Jan
1,700
2
1474
—
167b Alar
5% July
.
1,500
274
1%,
1
Co—
Jan
8,700
1074
1974
2%
27
Delaware—
10%
43%
2
1874
174
Alack Trucks Inc warrants—
•>. 1
13
4-
3
—
Mncfuddcn
6,000
.
of
Sessions
Jan
Jun
7
.
Corp.
Industries
10
24
3
27i
Foundry
35% May
23 4
14
Jan
Consolidada S A———75 pesos
Shores Alines Ltd
:
1
Feb
5%
22
Jan
1374
——1
7%
1,100
25
.5
Jan
12%
2,600
Jan
3
10c
30
6,200
13
Inc.
Lodge
674
__
3,250
1774
-33V3C
400
.1%
46%
4174
1974
274
^
7,800
•; •; 671
Mar
3674
16
5
2,900
10
417 n
.
Jan
101
—7.50
,i
2%
8
Jun
Jan
18
374
—
—
14 %
9%
13%
28%
17%,
—5
Iiongincs-Wittnauer Watch CO—
Louisiana Land & Exploration.
5% Mar
1
39 7s
2074 July
.
Jun
4
95 Va
600
197,,
2
1
———1
Jan
4.100
20 7
41
62,600
,1
20c
Jan
0%
14%
Industries--—50c
Corp.
Jan
97
Jun
32 %
_1
.
5,200
102
Jun
Alar
30
—
July
92 %
4
—
Inc_i
8%!
Jan
88% Apr
13% Alar
19%
Hydraulics™.
£________—50c
Freehold Leases
9c
Western
475
95
27%
6%
Gulf &
Jan
95
6%
Jan
10%
80
Jun
42%
&
49'
1,700
14 hi
u—1
Company
6,600
20% Jan
1% Jan
Financial
Land
Apr
27% Mar
1,100
Producers coinmou_-G0c
Films
19%
Jan
1,300
Western
Guild
Jan
3% July
2,500
Western
_
18%
3 %
Great
Griesedleck Company.
Grocery- Stores Products——:
&
Feb
16%
Co—_—,_1
preferred series A
Lamson
37
25%
Great
Grfdoil
Corp
Jan
4% Mar
15%
Great Ainer Industries Inc.—:—__10c
Co
La'msoh
5%
17%
ll7,,
Apparel
Lakey
5,800
13%
L'Alglon
Lamb
1,000
1. %
474
30%
12% Mar
L
Jan
20.500
19
4 74
30'4
——1
_!
Kropp (Tlio) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co—:
Apr
IB7,,
11%
:s
374 Mar
Jan
5
Corp
Stores—
29%
21%
4
Feb
24%
20 7
Grand-Rapids Varnish-——1
'.Gray-Manufacturing' Co.. ———__—v.5
Gulf States
Hotels
23%
Jun
:6hi
474
30%
1
2.50
Corp class A—
La
11%
1 ',4
50c
100
Lake
797»
6 7 it
i67b
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
4%
16 1 it
A—_i—10c
Manufacturing Co
Gorham. Manufacturing
Greer
Knott
Knox
7% Mar
28%
3
104,900
July
5
Coi.p Ltd
Jan
24%
Mines—_—__1
Goodman
6%
Alinerals
17'% May
33,725
13%
—_1
2074
10c
8% Mar
300
8
18 7'a
1.25
Jan
95
11%.
5
Inc——a—
Gold Seal Products
1%
IO3-,
83,t
*
•
.—t
107
1874
Company
474 July
20% Jan
.
93
.1
Alay
Feb
3.000
75 3
11
♦
;
—_.
3
95
1
_♦
Giant Yellowiciiife Gold Mines--
300'
4%
«
48
July
2T%
,37.-;
76
»
21 %
18%
19 3
3%
:25c
Georgia Power $5 preferred-
4,100
28",t
20
1
Genung's Incorporated
$4.60
29
50c
Transistor Corp.—
3,900
47
4 i7.i
5
*
_
General
5%
19 V«
_£i
— „
Indus.Enterprises—^—
General
20%
374
4%
...
Feb
104
4%
474
39
4
8%
2
1
3 711
57,.
Ltd—
Eircproofing
General
1,000
-■4
1
:~~J;1
Corp
Electric
41%
__ioo
__
General Builders Corp common—
W_1
5%
convertible
preferred—,—25
General Development
General
40 %
i
_
Ml'g Co
Alloys Co.,
General
Oil
Kobaekcr
preferred
14,500
25c
(S) Dept Stores Inc_
Klcincrfc (I B) Rubber Co
Mar
48
4,700
274
——
Klein
9!i Alay
G
Gatlneati
Kin-Ark
Jun
12,800
974
2f\>
Kings ford Company—.
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co.
Jun
2,100
2
8%
2%
Industries
KU'klaiul
£1
reg____
874
15c
Kawnccr Co (Del)—
Kennedy's Inc
Kidde
(Walter) & Co
Apr
12% Alar
Jan
1.&00
_10c
Ltd
Kawecki Chemical Co—__h.
12%
10 h.
Inc—
74
K
Feb
11'
1
1
Corp
Kallman (D) & Company—;
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%% pfd
Katz Drug Company-—___.—
Jan
7%
Co
Industries
Oils
Kaiser
Alay
hi
8
Jun
Jupiter
Jan
10
ll1
i
i
__
Apr.!
Jan
n
Vh
Jetronic
Apr
July
10',4
ioc
2 50
'
22%
200
15%
6
•
American dop rets ord
Fox Head
Brewing Co
Fresnillo
Jan
503/4
";t
__25c
——
Inc
Ltd
15 7
12%
9,900
6
o
Canada-
voting
15:,4
i
non-voting
Ford1. Alotor Co
8,700
200
27%
l
General Corp.—__
Firth Sterling Inc
Fisbman (M II) Co Inc
Flying" Tiger Line
15-
____i
Financial
Class
21'
178
.30
Corp—_•
■
Ford-Motor of
19 V*
200
—1
_______
Faraday Uranium Miues
Fargo Oils Ltd
Felmont
20'
.1
Sugar Associates—
Glass
3874.
3774
397a
2,000
31
May
39% July
•
1974
18%
19%
400
17
Jan
19%
Apr
10Y4
10c
1
9
874
9
1,600
374
4
1,200
0
774
374 May
5
Feb
Feb
Mar
33
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
34
.
.
,
Monday, July 13, 1959
(182)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
American Stock Exchange
Sale Trice
National
Union
NeslJo-Lo
Electric
Mur
178'')
3
3
Idria Min
New
Jersey
Cliem
&
1
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
Arizona
Lain]
Oils
Park Mining Co
New Process Co
New
Superior
Oils—
York &
Now
York
Ltd
American
Class B
24,000
A
i
1,700
1-7'/a
Jan
"
1,200
22
Feb
28
20
:!'t
Jun
Hi!
400
1%
Jun
2% Mar
23,800
10:,h
Jun
7
3'a
1
6:!i May
Jan
50
Feb
40%
Feb
Sceburg
(Tho)
5 la Mar
Seeman
Bros
July
3
3
H,
14,500
2!i
Jun
7
O'o
7'.a
2,100
6'A
Jan
8 % Mar
10
Co
Warrants
1
74'A May
84
Apr
89'A Mar
45,900
X
,V Jun
2 % May
H:
19,000
May
2% Jan
Shattuck
1%
l :t
u
.
a
1:,A
78,300
i
1%
Jan
Corp
Brass
Ohio
Power 4'/a%
I
Co.—.....
Okalta Oils
—_1
preferred.
'
23
24'i,
24,800
34
34
35%
500
34
90%
91%
320
87%
1,.
1,700
I
300
3
_90c
Corp
common
I
3'
cumulative
preferred
Electric
ZZZIZZ
ZHI—T
Corp.
7 '
21%
7 1
A
—1
19
8
1
1
98
1
Jun
1
%
Jan
4%
66 %
Apt-
19
10% Jan
400
22
Feb
Jan
10
Mar
514
3.700
Products
1st
5%:
5%
1st pfd-—25
30' L»
30 %
25
27'L:
_
preferred,.!
5#
4.i50<»
redeemable
1st
4,50rA
redeemable
1st
$4.40
dividend preferred—.
dividend
preferred...
$4.75
$4.75
26
243it
or. i
>%
1,400
24% May
26% Jan
24%
500
22%
20
Jan
24'A
23 7
22"
22 %
22
i
Park Chemical
of
Canada
0'
6,800
3%
Jan
6%
13%
Jun
19%
9,200
Jun
13%
Apr
100% 100%
375
99
35%
2,500
30
Jun
3%.,
3%
9,900
1%
F)
9,500
10%
800
10%
17'a
10'a
10%
11%
7%
10.500
0%
class
A
Royalties
Jan
83%
Feb
Apr
98% Mar
Jan
14
12%
13%
48
17%
Jun
Jun
13%
Jan
72% Mar
2U
2,100
2{J- Jun
775
61'A Jan
83
15% Jan
26% Feb
81i Mar
2%
36%
40
10,400
50
3
Jun
44
Jan
39
Jun
46
Jan
2% Jan
1% Jan
5
r.
2,500
4% May
,6% Jan
4.700
7%
Apr
19
4.700
7%
Apr
8ft
US'!)
37%
100
40%
37%«
3,600
20
140
140
140
49%
49%
5'ii
5ft
63a
6%
6'
a
12.100
5
4%
5%
6,200
47%
47%
13%
49%
7.400
800
Rapid-Ameriean
13
Jan
103) Mar
Jan
5Tb Mar
47'.) July
17% Mar
25
.25
25
25
—25
25
—25
25
55%
400
83% Jun
90
33% Feb
44
18%
24%
Apr
09%
1,000
46% Jan
69-%
73%
Jan
77
4%
0'
12,300
~IZII~~-
Feb
207it
300
19% May
22
Apr
4%
100
13%
1,700
7%
700
200
77
77
Jun
5%
Jan
15%
Feb
July
10%
Jan
84
Jan
4
11%
7
74%
Jun
Rath
Packing Co
—
,
2%
2%
6,800
2%
Jan
4% Jan
36%
161!
800
11%
Jan
16% Apr
13 %
32%
14
Feb
15%. Jun
%
6%
500
9%
4t'a
Jan
353V
36%
4.000
14%
Jan
21'A Mar
27
27'it
200
20%
Jan
28
5
17.700
8% Mar
9%
9')
9%
3.300
2031
20%
21%
9,500
16%
Jan
67%
65%
67%
2,100
64%
Jan
6.300
12%
700
5%
6.400
13%
15%
10
25,400
5%
12%..
H %
13%
3.5%
%
•%
III
_
22%
23%
74
2,100
1,700
13%
\
13
13"«
21%
22%
400
19%
19%
19%
1;600
2
Corp
IIIII~r~50o
Reliance Insurance Co...T_.—10
Reiter-Poster
Oil
Rcmingtoy Arms Co
.
Rico
Argentine Mining Co
Ridgcway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution——
Rio
Grande
Valley
Vtc extended
Robinson
to
Gas
Roils
Amer
Ex
clep
76
n
11%
Feb
15
7
Jan
14%
7.400
11
Jun
18
3%
4 lit
27.400
12%
1,800
Feb
14'A Mar
7%
300
28'!)
2,900
23
Jan
43-
94%
450
71
Jan
94% July
87*
900
6
Jan
10
ordinary
Canada
Co
&
5
8%
8%
10c
5
1
1
•'
-
& Co...,
1
-
.1
1
48 %
Apr
54%
11 tb
Jan
7%
Jun
1,000
15%
Jan
24% May
24
25
4,300
17%
Feb
25
18
18
1%
34%
10,300
28%
Jun
200
2%
Jan
9%
200
9%
Jan
46
3%
.—
!fti2.%
3 Tit
300
4
12,500
3
Jan
17'/a Apr
5% Mar
100
20
Jan
24%
15%
Jan
4%
47u
4%
•
2,800
13 Ta
13%
14
500
81
HOT a
82
90
3% Jan
13% May
80% May
5 3'n
.
..
21%
32
33%
1,600
30%
Jun
34% Jan
24%
24
24%
1,100
21%
Apr
40%
40%
41
400
33'/a
26% Jun
42% Jun
15%
10%
2,600
3
2T»
3%
15.200
3%
3%
37«
6,400
3%
Jan
May
13
27b
16 Va
Feb
July
4%
Jun
5%
Apr
Jan
3%
3
3%
2,800
3
July
4% Mar
7%
8
6,600
6%
Jan
9% Mar
rets ord regis
split,,—
Roosevelt
Field
600
14%
Jan
16%
800
14%
Jan
17% Mar
8%
150
Raceway
Ota
5%
7
..10
Corp
1.50
30c
l
50c
*
5%
1.25
11.300
■4%
Ryan
Aeronautical
Co
Ryan
Consolidated
Petroleum
new
footnotes
com
Jan
see
page
61;? July
35.
957,600
Inc
,
Apr
15Tb May
86'A 'Jan
7% May
7%
11.200
6%
Jun
2%
18.400
2%
Jan
16%
1.700
9
Jan
1
4%
4%
13%
1%
...
—5
1%
Jan
4'A%
500
6%
Jun
13,800
5%
Jan
1,000
17 '/a
Jun
20%
Jan
Trans
Caribbean
3
Mar
7%
Jun
Trans
Cont
ft Jun
5%
6%
4,100
8ft
8ft
8%
3,800
8
4%
4%
3,000
2%
4'/8
4%
8,600
4%
•
22%
22%
25%
11,900
4
4%
4,200
5%
6%
7,600
4
8%
Corp—T
.100
preferred
—1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada———■
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A_^—.
Edison
OOP.
6% Mar
...
Airways class A—, .ioc
Industries Inc
l
class A——.— .50c
12%
Jan
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Jan
5'A
Jun
Trans
Lux
Corp
July
6%
Jan
273)
Jim
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental warrants—
6 %
Feb
True
6%
Jun
Two
L,1..
Co
Temper Corp
from Harrison Inc
Guys
3A
Jan
25
92 %
Jun
Jun
31
24%
2.100
3%
3%
7,400
1%
Jan
8%
Jan
14%
14
14%
26%
26r;b
26%
800
29%
21 "
29%
3,200
22 %
1.300
23
26% July
Jan
lft Mar
Feb
Feb
3% Mar
Mar
17
34%
Feb
Jan
281 u
Jun
36
17%
Jan
22% May
8%
4
4tb
300
1,700
Jan
9%
Jun
3%
Jan
41
Mar
Jun
33'A
Feb
90
Apr
29
a
33
31%
34
83%
83'ii
84 %
225
83 %
July
3 tb
3,400
2%
Feb
3% May
3%
3
9%
87b
10 %
7,200
G38
Jan
10% July-
15%
14%
15%
4.200
13%
Feb
22%
2%
18.800
.1%
Jan
4
2%
211»
lr,
23.800
%
Jun
lft Apr
Jan
14% Mar
29'A
Jan
26%
Jun
39% Feb
31'A Mar
19'
Jan
24
Jun
Jan
14%
Apr
ft
12%
13'4
1.300
33
34%
300
30%
30
30%
22%
23
1.400
11%
12%
2.600
12 3
8
—10
_10c
t'a
97
23 to
29%
2
39,700
33
—1
1% May
14,200
%
3%
-53
-20"
Shipyards
17% Mar
23%
deposit rets ord registered.. ..£1
deposit rets def registered.
7% Mar
Jun
lTb
200
Apr
4% July
10%
92
Ltd—
Amer
Toledo
3.400
11,400
9% Mar
3% Mar
22'A
'
TA
.—1
Roofing Inc
5 Vs
14
12
■
92
•
$4.56 pfd
——
Tobacco Security Trust Co
19%
4%
'6
G]i] July
27% July
17%
Thoinpson-Starrett. Co Inc com—. .10c
70c convertible preferred——. J.10
.25c
Thorofure Markets Inc.
—1
Thriitmarkefc Inc—...
Tilo
54'A Mar
Jan
2%
——
Feb
Feb
10
lG'.'o
7%
8%
41%
7%
.25c
& Light
Texas
Thew Shovel Co
57a
.
4%
1
1
;
53
27%
23)
...1
Corp
6%
5%
19
400
l
Russell (The F C> Company
Ryerson & Haynes
6i%
6JA
5%
Inc__
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
.
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Avenue—
48
26
.20c
Industries
P6wer
5.700
52%
26
Jan
8
.—1
Inc
Calgary Co..
Todd
cin
lnc„
8
—
Inc
Jan
Mar
17
16%
—10
preferred
International
Jan
16%
5
;.—!_,—...
18
5
common!—
Electric Co.—
Apr
Ltd—
Roosevelt
A
Amer
5%
Apr
21%
—
i965—!—_1
3
class
common.
cumulative
Texas
'
Jan
July
7%
Tenney Engineering Inc!.™.——
„1
Tcxam Oil Corporation.——
9% Mar
9%
Mar
22
22 %
-10c
14% July
6,900
B
Television
Jan
650
15,200
8Th
Tit
Mar
20%
_•
:
5%
21
———l
Inc..
Co....
B)
Teleprompfer
1 % Mar
14%
2
5% Mar
7%
Tel-A-Sign
3% Mar
50%
2Tii
Jail
15% Mar
88
Technicolor
Jan
8%
32
Jun
May
2 t'a
% May
3% Jan
lit) Jan
26 %
International Petrol Corp
Taylor
Mar
13%
32%
5% Jan
4,500
7%
Corporation
4%
14% Mar
25
22
Jun
17%> July
241! July
Feb
94%
(S)
Tampa
July
49
2-for-l
For
Jan
21% July
18
Apr
% Jan
Jun
2G3«
(J
Class
Co—
Technical Products Inc—20c
pfd F—100
(I) & Sons Inc class A
50c
Roycc
54%
8%
1
Rochester Gas & Elcc 4%
Rokeach
13,300
Jun
39% Mar
25
Feb
13%
_I~ZIIZl
III—1
IIEoc
Industrial Corp
Resistoflex Corp
1,300
%
.
9%
21% July
71
Feb
1
of
Talon- Ilic
26
Jun
'
■
lu
Inc—IIIIIIZ—1
Republic
2%
2
.n
-
28
19%
52.300
72%
22
20
j
IIIII
3,700
72'/•.
1
30 3it
Jan
Jan
4%
11'%
4
Feb
22% May
93»
Mar
23% Jun
;
29%
23%
fto
$1.25 convertible preferred—
Reda Pump Co__
Reis (Robert) & Co_
I
'
••
_
Raymond International IncIIII"
Reading Tube Corp common
'
297«
Jan
2%
17%
Inc
Stylon
May
Jan
22%
16 Va
Symington Wayno Corp warrants8
Feb
23%
Jun
„10c
preferred.
..50c
Enterprises Inc——
-25c.
Brewers
Stroock
May
53% Mar
Jun
20%
7
1
Sunset
90
Jun
20%
24%
Ltd.
(Hugo) Corp—
Stone Container Corp.
Stop & Shop Inc
Feb
3,000
46
300
5
Sterling Aluminum Products
Jan
1,200
237it
900
2.300
49»
16%
Stinnes
86%
i
22%
21
13%
t-1
Mines
54% July
21
10c
Stetson
34%
57% Mar
24
B
11%
23'it
Mar
17
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
34
Feb
25% Apr
24
Corp..
21
85
26
Jun
H
1
15% July
23%
Jun.
23
1
Jun
85%,
Feb
24%
900
——1
Jan
.
13 3
•
34
GO
100
6%
Corp
Jan
10%
520
16%
Stein
Jan
55%
24'%
4%
1
1
—10
Corp
512
10% May
Feb
24%
20
10%
700
38
20 3 )
•
5
Sterling
25%- Mar
20%
—1
preferred
14%
'
9% Mar
„
54%
47%
■
Steel Parts Corporation
Mar
Jim
23%
21%
•
——...
Steel
(A)
Jun
54.
1
warrants..
Instruments
Co
20%
•34
24%
24%
—
1,200
x
Jan
Jan
300
Superior Tool & Die Co
,
Jan
3
3,300
6,200
-—..IIII III"1
-II~~~~io
Jan
54%
5%
4
35%
(Tlic) Corp common!..
Statliam
■
■
July
187-
45% May
23%
10,500
1
Corp
39') July
40 %
Jail
May
34%
Jan
3
Co„
Mar
815 May
Jan.
35
33%
125
22 %
Apr
410
5
Investment
IS Jan
Jun
1 .r
It
Ramo
Apr
4% Mar
5
8
■71;!7[;%
8ft
Jun
35 ta
ift
4%
x"
8
36%
7,700
ft
a
Jan
35%
—
Uranium
Statecourt
Jan
~ J'
■
35'
Jan
33
36
1,1
22%
15%
11%
10%
Quebec Power Co-
Apr
Jun
12.50
7%
20%
•
Q
29
%
Jan
1,800
"
Corp
Feb
Jan
19 Tb
11,400
Feb
24 %
Providence Gas
j:
500
ft
7% May
23
0%
Pylo-National Co
27r;«
%
i«
9%
60
14%
loo
27%.
54
41%
23
~20c
Jan
99% Mar
Mar
■
Jan
250
Jun
90
100
71%
19%
Timber—I
10
1,200
73
6%
Pulp &
Feb
4;% Mar
Jan
192%
92%
92%'
convertible
50c
21% May
10%
63%
15%
;
Starrett
425
20 Li
-.
Jan
4%
Jan
2,100
cumulative preferred:
3%
900
48
Petroleum Corp—2
Co Inc
2
class
Tube
Stunrock
19 •Tit
j
•
2%
Standard
Jan
67
Jan
32
200
900
3 lit
275,
10%
16,400
07%
Puerto Rico Telephone Co'
2.500
■»
227 3
8,900
Co.
Stanley Aviation
18»«
Colorado—
4%
37u
223
Apr
8-Tb Mar
36')
31Tb July-
8%
Inc'
Shares
Jun
00
~£td——
500
14%
Products
15%
9%
1,100
ZZZZZZZZl
Mines
323it
54
Jan
Jan.
6%
Edison—
Standard-Thomson
18%
^
x31 %
18% Feb
Feb
9
47%
Corp—
Standard
07%
——-
4,900
7%
Forglngs
(Ky
Standard
0.300
47
ft
9,900
8%
43% Blur
13%
Oil
19% Feb
*
Ltd
13%
7%
15% July
Feb
8%
—_——
Financial
14% May
14
1
Quebec Lithium
Standard
93%
___Z "1
Sound
Standard
13%
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) CompanyService of
Standard
Feb
-I_—ITi
(Del)—I2I5O
,
12%
*
Corp
$1.60 convertible
Jan
92!!)
i
12
14%
35
1
Standard Dredging Corp common
7%
i
1
class A
Alexander Inc
Canada
2,100
Co
Sperry Rand Corp
Stahl-Mcyer Inc
8%
93" it
_
5,700
4,700
Pipe Line—
1% Mar
48% Apr
Jan
Oil
Spencer Shoe
Apr
Jun
31%
Jan
Apr
4% Jan
'12% Jan
9% Jan
3,700
17%
12
13',
15%
32
3 7 it
1% Mar
Mar
14%
13%
1
:Southland Royalty Co———..5
Spear & Company.—.——_—a
10c
Jan
9
5-%
15%
Prentice-Hull Inc
Preston East Dome
4'Afc
23 %
3,000
11
Pratt &, Lambert Co
Paget
5,700
0%
———50
Jan
29
8
2OTA May
21:!) Jun
Jan
ft
————_1
.1—
....1
Materials
Southern
Jan
6G%
1% Jan.
0T«
11 "it
Polymer Corp
Public
22%
10,200
43%,
0%
*2 7 it
Oil
1,300
1%
157n
Eric
15,800
—A——•
Oil Co
California
Southern
9% Mar
Jan
30%
41
<}":i
5%
Jan
1%
liV
Poloron Products
Prairie
6%
00%
4
Lake
of
200
900
1()c
(Dei)"II
1%
July
14%
fr
—------—
California
Southern
14% May
7% May
300
7r: it
ii
29%
43%.
Jan
4% Jun
7% Jan
04 Tit
Feb
14% May
1,300
7"'a
Jail
Feb
14
2,300
03%
'1
—III5
2%
17% May
10% May
4%
7%
7'In
Jan
18
14r;'a Jan
13%
12-%
s'!)
Jun
8%
4%
12%
13"
Corp
1%
2,700
ll7it
11%
2
Co—10 pesos
1 %
a
32
...——-
convertible preference4.48% convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative preferred4.24% cumulative preferred.
4.08% cumulative preferred
37% Mai¬
Jun
4% Jan
500
~2
_
Power
3%
1,300
29%
19!
Puijlicatiohs—
4.56%
Mar
102
Jan
31%
10:!t
Pittsburgh Railways Co.
•
Pneumatic Scale ————III„TIII_10
Powdrell
9%
~~2
2 50
13 ta
13,000
5% Apr
7% Jan
Jun
4%
52,000
21 %
4%
Ltd
5% original preferred-—
4.88% cumulative preferred.,
4.78%
cumulative preferred„—
Jan
8%
9%
2"™
1,200
17%
19%
31.100
Corp
Penn
.
Southern
Apr
29,800
9:!)
1
South
00% Mar
Jun
6%
CorpL.—,!—_." Z~~~l
inc
ZZZZZZZZl
Pierce Industries
84%
14%
j
IZZIIIIII"
5 5 it
15%
Feb
6% Mar
Jan
1%
Jan
14%
Jan
F)
lBol
Ltd
Corp
Aircraft
«Vj
143%
3:l)
?
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long IJj^fc Tel
Plnhlps Screw Co.—_
Pittsburgh.
Jun
9'«
34 Va
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals—
Steel
124
190
80%
0%
100')
Traffic Co——
Phoenix
13,200
132
14%
Pep Boys (Tiu:| ..-JIZZIIZZIZI—1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)H5o
Piaseeki
Feb
i
143'»
Peninsular Metal Products
Penn
100
91)
...
Put,mo
92%
Jun
80
•
.
Corp
South Coast
Jun
90
85
•
Pari:ei-slm r g-A c t n a
91% Mar
Jun
83
131
vtc—2~B01
Parker Pen Co class AClass B
Soss
85
90%
91")
i
~
Jan
95% Mar
350
132
"ft
Company
Jan
23
320
100
2Tit
Manufacturing
23%
J'pi
1.450
2,000
1%
Inc—
—
1^
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
—
Sony tone Corp
————1
20 %
80%
4 3 it
4%
V.it
14% Feb
9% July
2 t 8 Jan
5ft
Airways
20% Jun
89%
4%
4 %
2'j
Slick
4,000
85%
IIII*
Pantepec Oil (C A ) Amer shares
Jan
88%'
Tfd—J—100
A>
Jun
10.200
2%
Venezuelan
3,400
99 :t
21%
89
•
—
(C
n
27% Jan
24%
11%
t
21%
Singer Manufacturing Co———
2C
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dop rets ord registered———£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Jan
Apr
24% Jun
25
Pago-IIersey 'Tubes
29%
2,000
25
—
2G% May
700
>r%;,
Z!)
25 Lt
ZZZZZ*
cony dividend preferred
Pancoastnl Petroleum
1,000
25%.
—»
$4..'>'(] dividend preferred——.
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—Warrants
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Sinclair
27 7 it
25
preferred
preferred
4t36!A redeemable 1st preferredPacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
Simpson's Ltd
Apr
24%
10%
1
convertible preferred
42% Mar
32
25%
Jun
MOc
1
(when issued}
Apr
27'it
Jan
9t
8% Mar
Jan
5Ta
7,000
4,500
Simca American Shares-—.5,000
Jun
25:,iV
5ta
2,500
9%
Inc————25c
Lighting
Silvray
28
25')
Ir~25
__
redeemable 1st preferred—
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A,—25
900
678
43)
Mines
4,300
30%
6
9%
2%
—
-29%
300
31%
31%
__io
5%
10c
Precision Corp—
Silver-Miller
$3
Ciay
13% Feb
4%
Co
Common
Pacific Gas & Electric ii'/e
5%% 1st preferred—
Jan
4%
Simmons-Boardman
Pacific
7Tb
17%
—2
Silver Crock
July
Apr
15%
5,600
IftY May
1 ft.Mar
6,600
11
—*
6 ilex
231 i* Mar
Jan
ltb May
40
Mar
80
Jun
1
1,500
■
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
5% May
21
100
13,600
6%
—3
—...
Apr
1%
•
92%
Feb
Jan
America——
of
Corp
Feb
~
19% Mar
lVo
4%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Si'cks Breweries Ltd
Jan
2%
400
71 %
20 "t
.
19
5
—,
Overseas Hecurities
70
17%
70
Shoe
% Mar
Jun
3
7
-10s
)
3%.
3 1::
1
O'okiep Copper Cot Ltd Amer sha;
Opelika Mfg Corp
July
4%
90' b
~10(j
Ltd
20% May
401 ii Mar
Ja n
18%
23
,.50c
;
...
Ohio
22
20"
21%
8%
25
100
•
common—
Jun
Jan
ll Va
-•
-5
4%
preferred —
—
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
13%
17%
9 ta¬
Sherman Products Inc
Sherwin-Williams
O
,N
Jan
300
1ft
67b
Shavvinigan Water & Power—.*—-—*
———1
Jan
4%
ft May
10,700
1 ♦;
3 1
2 ■'«
1
30018
10% May
6
20c
Mining
Denn
11% Apr
10%
•
1
Servopiechanisms Inc
Leather Co -—:
24%-Mar
Mar
1%
—3
10c
~1
1
common
new
Soton
74
ft
—JlOc
(Del.)
Jan
270
T'a
V\
86%
;
!
07'A
87 7a
1
74
0(i7!t
5o
_
Inc
Jun
7
17%
1
Corp
17
300
20
21%
—1
—3.50
1
10c
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B—
Servo Corp of America
Feb
4%
_25
l
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Oxford
Feb
40%
3'2
1,700
3:'i
8%
33
2,400
3.8
381»
17
2,300
1ft
—~50c
25c
—25c
33'A Jan
2,500
h
•'
37
38' ii
Feb
29% Mar
Jan
4,400
18%
—
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd-^
Seaboard .Western
Airlines-.
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petrpleums
143»
18
20
20
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp
17,000
,
19%
20
20
—
Say re & Fisher Co—
Jun
n
7!u
■71L-
29% Mar
34
27%
May
1') Mar
13
preferred
series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
Sarcce Petroleums Ltd.
lft Feb
17'A Feb
125
7
ll'L-
37 Li
Ind Pub Serv 4 Va'/o pfd—lOO
Rankin-Nickel Mines Ltd—,
l
Norths-pair Uranium Mines Ltd
1
•40c
27';'
j
111!
Northern
Town
Jun
%
North
Old
1,000
1
Jun
Jun
152
Feb
1-iV
20'
1 ft Mar
3%
Jan
110
25;.)
13
1%
10
23
io
13,000
151
1
l
class
Northeast Airlines
Ogdcn
')
2 %
10
Railway.
Cement
RR
%
2%
4!A % series preferred—
4.40% series preferred—
5.60% series preferred
l
American Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
;
Penn
5%
151
1
North
North
30% July
22'A Mar
._1
,
Southern
North
Apr
•
Mines.,
Lites Inc
Norfolk
Jan
15% Jan
3A Jun
10
Nipissing
No inn
T'a
24'A
5,000
3.33%
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
Nickel Rim Mines
14,100
20,500
1
New York Auction Co
Now
1% Mar
11 it
20%
—*
;
5% Mar
Feb
18%
3D3)
%
Iffgh -
Low
High
19%
19%.
Ltd—--!
Corp
Lawrence
Salem-Broaus
San Carlos
1
2%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
10%
•
Inc_
—2.50
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co--
St
Feb
191'it
20c
Ltd
LOW
May
29
1
l
&
New
lVa
a
20
184% Mar
Jan
20%
25c
1
for Week
Par
29%
50c
Co
Zinc
New
Jan
2na
100
10,700
31)
4"
13'A Jan
700
18,800
181
Sales
Range
of Prices-
Friday
American Stock Exchange
8,800
17%
17'it
180 %
Week's
Last
ale Price
K g
High
Low
3%
VA
17
1
10^
Range Sfnce Jan, 1
High
_100
Co_
England Tel & Tel—,
Now Haven clock & Watcli Co
New
Shares
3%
—30c
Corp
of Prices
ENOEO JULY
for Week
Low
Far
New
RANGE I OR WEEK
Range
East
I
Sale«
Week's
Frldmjr
i o c k s
$
12',j
10,400
7
9%
Apr
Mar
1
Volume
Number
190
5803
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(183)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
S TOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Low
Shares
Low
High
Aircraft
19 lit
4.500
161a
Feb
1614 May
1914 July
10
Feb
12
2314 Jan
27
11
11
3 00
2(1 la
200
7-1-4
714
814
1,600
5
5 Til
13,500
7%
414
1%
112
In
11«
7,100
114
Jun
1
10c
iV
»
47', a
13,300
la
.
47
5
-
.
48 U
800
6%
35
Jun
14
U -S
50c
10s
Conditioning Corp
Co
20-a
381%
191a
20
20 "»
414
5
10%
10
10 Va
70%
68%
7214
Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp —
30,600
com—1
1014
1014
11
1,200
—50c
new
4%
414
5
900
i
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil—
Universal Controls Inc new
25c
Universal
Marion
Corp
514
614
44(4
4314
1814
20!
35
3514
15
(Fla)
_14
114
2,200
191
2G14
5
7V7
7 In
71a
...1
11%
10%
121(»
11,600
Van "Norman Industries warrants—
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co-.
•Il
15%
Vinco Corporation
-1
3%
,_2
7%
Utah-Idaho Sugar.:
Valspar Corp
Vanadium-Alloys
.
-
Steel
to
13,500
32
Jan
Feb
14
Jan
(July
17,500
Jun
Debt "Adjustment
A
414s,series
A Hanover
±180
April-Oct
±171
of)
—Jan-July
—J cm-July
'
j_
A7s
(issue
3514 July
2274 May
2-#v.Vi
A/
auUUQ
<M/00
f
9314
±12Q
_
±63
—Mat/-Nov
±80
—
.-April-OcZ
±80
June-Dec
±95
-Mar-Sept
±59
..
„Jan-July
stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012 -Jan-JaZy
10114
included
x
in year's
range),
r Transaction
Ex-UIvldcnd. y Ex-rights. 2
Jun
A
8
Feb
for
casli
41
year's
n
included
0%
& Coke Co
Vita Food Products
1314 Apr
Jan
512
*
7%
11,100
4%
Jan
Bonds being traded flat.
'•
41,800
6%
Feb
3%
5,300
3 la
Jan
1974 May
514 Mar
7%
24,200
31a
Jan
14%
900
11
1114
400
874
Jun
14
'
-
-
9%
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
Jun
1974 Ja"
1314 Mur
Below
listed
the daily closing averages of
representative
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled
on
are
10
preferred
Waitt A- Bond Inc commonS2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc—
Webb
'
As
274
Jan
21a
Jan
514 Mar
76
Wentworth Manufacturing-
314
214
1.800
May
3614 Feb
314
37,400
lla Jan
11
48,100
2%
1%
1la
108
a
108
314
3%
314
1.25
31a
3 Va
3 In
114
lilt
11a
7,400
22 la
19%
23
8,100
90
90
200
50c
100
—1
318
Leaseholds Ltd—
—;
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
-Amer dep rets ord shares—
Western Tablet <fc Stationery—
o
White
Stag Mfg
Co-
14
21
_1
214 Mar
314
15
_lo
1214
414
Williams (R C) A- Co
Brothers common
1
3174
14 July
1714
1,400
01',,
Jun
13 3 i;.
7,300
11%
Jun
16% Mar
614
.1,700
4114
1914
20
1314
800
—*
2
-Woodley Petroleum Co——
—8
5114
23la
1,900
511
48
2,300
a
1
Wright Ilargreaves Ltd
Jewelry Co
214
2-'jt
Jan
114
1%
114
9,700
.1
2114
1914
2114
1,800
10c
6 la
614
—
Zapata Petroleum Corp—.
7
48
68%
2814
July
,1714
220.34.
80.43
81.72
82.53
83.00
38.83
221.GO
87.31
80.38
81.71
82.49
82.97
88.84
222.40
87.27
80.45
81.90
82.56
83.64
88.80
•
222.07
87.20
80.42
81.66
82.73
83.00
87.33
divisor?
Closing
Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities,
LOW
108.77
July
108.86
—
Low
103.19 Jan
2
SEC Index of Stock Prices
slock
for
week
ending
prices based on the closing prices of the common
July 3, 1959, for composite and by major industry
with highs and lows for the
groups compared with the preceding week and
current year are a? follows (1939 — 100):
Percent
114 May
2114 July
914 Jan
June 26, '59
July 2, '59
Composite
431.2'J
Durable
Goods
524.9
Higli
LOW
•f 2.2
431.2
400.1
2.4
537.7
490.7
!
517.4*
—
—
—
'
501.1
517.4
457.8
545.8
536.6
L
1.7
550.2
510.5
367.4*
-
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
1959-
Change
421.8
537.7*
—•
Manufacturing
Jan
2% July
Jun
31
—
'%75 Jail 2
Range for 1959
High
109.59 May 13
108.69
10
Feb
7i7,i May
Feb
6
1,900
88.74
•
Feb
Apr
214 July
lla July
100
-40c
—
Jun
21
G ? il
.,,11
—-
The SEC index of stock
Non-Durable
—5s
—
Zale
4514
100
1914 May
26% Feb
Woolworth
(F W) Ltd—
American dep rets ord regular
-4> To
preference—-
Feb
2614 May
1274 Jan
22% Jan
500
2314
23%
1574
8%
Jan
Apr
Holiday
Range for 1958
Tllgll
1C/2.82 Dec
22
3914 Feb
9214
1514
Jan
514 Jan
8,200
-
?ri.
Apr
2014 May
38
Bonds
108.82
Apr
1514
191a
—
414
900
1414
ities
108.69
Jun
2,900
514
I
2114
Jun
214 Jan
1,000
Rails
Jan
1614
3914
_
114
1914
la
Rails
July 6—-
Apr
19
40
trials
Tues. July 7.._
Wed. July 8—
Thursi July 9
Apr
44
25
14,200
Total
Util¬
Stocks
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Apr
29%
10
Grade
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
37
100
—
14
291a July
2714 Jan
l
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
172.93
Second
Grade
computed by using the following
19.61.
Mon.
iV Jan
900
—25
""•5#: preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 414% -pfd
(John) Industries Ltd
•Wood
173.56
663.09
....
Apr
32
4
10
First
Indus¬
are
stocks,
Mar
12
Williams-McWilliams Industries
•Wilson
65
171.21
603.81
Jan
374 May
35
19
1514
9—
Averages
169.12
663.21
■
—
J an
2
Feb
214
lB"
1
-
—
July
9114 Jan
Apr
2714
1814
—5
July
10
65
tries
6G0.09
—
7
8
8.53;
Total
—Holiday
6—
July
July
roads
....
23
371a Jan
18%
3
4% May
191a July
85
U til-
trials
4% May
Jun
200
a
3
1
Wichita River Oil CorpWickes (The) Corp—-
Jan
114
9,200
291a
—10
-Williams Brothers Co
Jan
2
31
291
—1
Oil Go—lOc
—
Jun
400
0 J ;t
31
*
20
—
J tl
July
July
Jan
31
314
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
-White Eagle International
117
Jan
15
Rail-
Date
214 Mar
July
2,400
u-;«
Is
—
600
OS
214
•
Western
Jun
414 Mar
108
1,600
—lo¬
pfd—
2914 Feb
22
5
l
.
Feb
51
114 Jan
270
May
314
Jun
49la
48
108
—•
:
Coal—.
100
214
80
Feb
71
23
4914
1
10c
•West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
west Chemical
Products Inc.—
•West Texas Utilities 4.40'e
Western Development Co
214
214
20
18
20
Indus¬
1414 Mar
5,100
—1
common
Inc-.
400
41a
4
.-30
:
"Ski series prelerence
Webster Investors Inc (Del)—
Weiman & Company Inc———
Westmoreland
Westmoreland
G\'n
414
1
Instrument Co
Knapp Inc
6%
4i
100
-
Walt-ham- Precision
614
•
ct.fs
bonds
--Bonds—
30
•
trust
stocks and
by Dow-Jones & Co.:
w
7%
t Ex-di«-
and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumulative; "conv," convertible;
"M," mortgage; "11-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificate#;
w 1,
when Issued; "w w," wltli
warrants; "x w." without warrants.
714 July
16%
314
714
141 a
—
voting
transaction
range),
^Friday's bid
1514
9
25c
Waco Aircraft Co—
Baking
year's
41
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
in
51%
Ex-liquidatir.g dividend.
-Stocks-
Wagner
range),
58%
48
4914
41
(not
102%
3814
48%
41
100
57
a Deferred delivery transaction ,(not included In
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
li Ex-principal,
Ex-liquldating
(not
65
±13
—Feb-Aug
May-Noa
ko par value,
tribution.
95
64
±92
±88
—__
May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct
1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972 '
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 214s 2008
Peru (Republic
of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
331-1
2614 July
614 Jan
v*. lilR
of
Rio de Janeiro
18
Germany—
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
—,
Jan
6
*
180
1614
—
.J
1967
(City
180
180
±1614
debs—
19G7
E
—
.
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.
1314 Jan
Municipalities
±125
Port & Waterways
614s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Batiks and Clearing Assn—-
5%s series
Jan
20%
and
.---Jan-July
Prov Banks—
1)
;
Vogt Manufacturing
AUanzig
German
914 Mar
53
Co
NYSE
Virginia Iron Coal
20 (a
a
774
1314 Mar
72% July
11% July
Feb
30
10,200
corn.,
Jan-*
4314 July
1514 Jun
GO
20
30" a
new
May
2714 Apr
1014 July
214 Jan
80,200
a
-5
Co
514 Jon
190
914 Jan
4114
4,700
45,
1814
;
Winding
G
10
25c
com
Universal Insurance
Universal
414
.1,100
1
Jan
1G14 Mar
2,200
1
B
1951
11% Mar
180
1.700
7s
49% Jan
413 May
181
1
-
U -S Rubber
(Germany)
«-v
100
Tile
Jan
Feb
414 Feb
1,000
ABaden
Central Bk of German State
&
AGs series A
1952
AGs series B 1951
7i1j Jan
2% Jan
,
Co Ltd—
-
Transferred
J tin
Apr
Mar
10% Apr
Jun
5-AT
Amer dep rets ord registeredUnited N J RR & Canal
United Pacific Aluminum
class
Jan
1
•
Air
7%
50c
United Milk Products
U -6 Ceramic
4,900
20(4
20
United Asbestos Corp
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc_
United Cuban Oil Inc
United Elastic Corp
U-S Foil
15 lit
18%
—4
Products
United Molasses
14
•
—.
United
14
5
Foreign Governments
Range Since Jan. 1
High
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Unipn Gas Co of CanadaUnion Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha—
10
for Week
of Prices
Par
JULY
Sales
Range
363.3
i-1.1
367.4
340.7
217.3
-f- 3.3
—
and
212.7
z-
427.(T
423.4
(-1.0
427.6
382.7
321.4
—-
323.3
0.6
360.4
319.5
—
Service
2.2
231.8
208.6
'New- High.
Friday
BONDS
American
Interest
Stock Exchange
i'eriod
Week's Rang#
Last
Sale
or
I'ridgK
Friday*
Bid & Asked
Low
Steel
AAmer
&
Appalachian
•Bethlehem
Boston
Elec
Steel
Edison
•Chicago
Pump
Inc
4s
Power
6s
Transit
314s
Aug 1
214s
debs
1994
1970-
June-Dec
-June-Dec
1998
series
A
Authority
40
87'
Quar-Feb
1970
3%s
1978—-~Jan'July
■
•
1st
of
N
mortgage
4s series
*€s
Builders
Map-Nov
subord
—
Midland
-Apr-Oct
—Jaw-July.
liq tr ctfs—
ApriZ-Oct
Valley RR 4s 1963
-National Research Corp¬
us convertible subord debentures
1976—Jan-July
National Theatres 514s debentures 1974—
England
18
8414
Power
3%s
3961
80
Water
&
Power
Electric
314s
Gas
&
Rapid American Co 7s deb
•574s
subord
conv
86
debs
—
4914
3914
5074
3
37
39%
24
±—
'
30
d24"4
81
79
Harbor
Water
Co
1967
Corp
83
96
—
series B
9214
314s series D 1976
Feb-Aug
Feb-Anp
Fob-Awp
;
314s series E-1973
series F
314s
1979—
series
G
1981
414s series H 19824%s series I 1982
474s
series
414s
series
J
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
:
—
1982
K
-Feb-Anp
—
Mar-Sep«
I
1983
Mar-Sept
April-Ocf
1971—Jan-July
Southern
California
Gas
Southern
Counties
(Calif) 3s
Electric 314s 1970—__Feb-Aug
Southwestern
United
Dye
Wasatch
&
Corp
Gas
Gas
&
Chemical
deb
314s1-1970
6s
6s
ser
A
1973
'
„
91%
—
1963
Washington Water Power 3'4s
Webb &r Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Feb-Aug
-Jan-July
1964
7514
—
.
„
-1
—
__
-10274
10114
5,500,000
6,132,000
4.008,150
5,813,000
319,000
9—
3,561.010
5,331,000
232,000
5,563,000
3,598,540
5,246,000
201,000
5,447,000
18,719,605
$27,460,000
Total
86%
--
96
88
uta
33
79
98
1959
Stocks—No.
of
93
6
92
80
'•
3
97%
5
69%
92%
S.
15,000
95,000
39,138,600
34,801,520
27,460,000
21,992,000
802,023,600
641,974,600
$29,128,000
Railroad and Industrial—i
$23,806,500
$841,178,200
$676,875,120
$4,000
$1,000
——
Total
-
—
90%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
100
118
V
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
'
78
7514
3
10114 10114
86%
86%
8414 84%
(No. of
86%
Shares)
75%
,
82
93
73
86
82%
4
84
85
i
87
94
96%
81
75
—
89
7.774
90%
82
103
103%
102% 102%
71
Bank
80
HO
±82
(92
$30,000
1,784,500
Government—--,—
123
65
8614
100
317,966,245
Bonds—
U.
95
115%
Sy
9114
—
3958
468,180,944
12,510,255
89
90%
86
±84'4
94
1959
1958
$29,128,000
to July 10
'
94%
7774
±8514
Jan. 1
18,719.665
-
101% 103
11414
7514
±72
±8514
Shares——5—
—
July 10
$1,668,000
85
94%
I
$1,61)8,000
Week Ended
88'! a
32
5
±67
—
47
5
—
--
407,000
8——
96
71
-Feh-Aug
5,093,000
July
118
June-Dec
—
3,835,070
—
July
118
--
June-Aug
$6,486,000
8(j%
86
±87
66%
—
$509,000
July 10.
20
91%
June-Dec
West
Penn Traction 5s
I960—r/-_
Western Newspaper Union Gs 1959
__
—
Sales
$5,977,000
Wed.
79
±87
—
Bond
3,716,895
Frl.
9G
—-
—
+.
Total
Thurs.
12
11814 11814
—
.Feb-Anp
Bonds
98%
23
±82
—
—
3s
1973
Government
Bonds
Bonds
56%
30
91%
±90
—
19G4—June-Dee
27eS series C 1976
3e
7—
United States
Bank
Foreign
39%
81
±10114
93
1981__May-Now
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
'62—Jun-July
Southern California Edison 3s 19G5
Mav-Seyt
314s series A 1973——
Jan-July
3s
July
85
128
13314
8114 83
—
——Jan-July
6s 1998. Jan-July
—May-Non
ApriZ-Oct
1964...
Power
6
Bonds
33%
•
Safe
July
and Miscel.
9714
±8714
133
_April-Ocf
.-ApriZ-Oct
Int'l
No. of
Shares
47
19814
Jan-July
Railroad
Stocks
International
3%s 1970
Service
87%
•
—
Mar-Sept
May-Noo
-
614s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 19G8
-j 1st mortgage 3s 1971
Public
125%
82%
83%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
92
12014
2
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Pennsylvania
45
Corp—
debentures 1963—
AGuantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Altalian Power Realization Trust 61414
New
High
3614
12
84
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Tues.
Alst mortgage 4s series B
1993———May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 19.614
Mar-Sept
General
125
:
1993——
A
Sold
Mon.
Division—
J
18274
Range Sine#
13
87%
125
•8314
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
41
87
125
—June-Dec
High
40
Honda
91
93%
100%
5
100
105%
21
99
10714
99
67
95
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Frl.
July 6
July 7
July 8„.
July 9—1—
•„
July 10—
—
Foreign
Domestic
Bonds
Government
Bonds
1
85"%
84
92
'4
60
2
100
—
71%
Total
Bonds
$33,000
$14,000
$8,000
$55,000
93,000
3.000
6,000
102,000
67,000
7,000
'1,000
102,000
1,171,315
.
101,000
74.000
73,060
1,000
22,000
96,000
$367,000
25,000
$37,0C0
$429,000
1,301,765
Week Ended July 10
87
85
Bonds
1,195,015
6,023,340
9114
7
Total
Foreign
Corporate
1,157.125
1,198,120
105%
44
—
100%
Stocks
1959
1958
Jan. 1 to July 10
of
Shares-
1959
1958
6.023,340
4,006,910
233,655,652
96,337,332
3367,000
Stocks—No.
Bonds—
$361,000
$14,203,000
$9,760,000
90
97%
Foreign
government
25.000.
13,000
947,000
1,073,000
75
Foreign
corporate——
37 000
81,000
793,000
976,000
$429,000
$455,000
$15,943,000
$11,809,000
103
7114
5
69%
1001» 10014
±95
101"
2
99
101'4
97
99%
Domestic
Total
35
The Commercial and
36
Financial Chronicle
(184)
.
.
Monday, July "13/1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
JO
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
\
American
Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Anaconda
Boston
Calumet
Hecla
&
Service
Standard
48% July
Standard
29 "A Jun
43% Mar
Standard
Oil
75%
Jun
89'A
Standard
Oil
627
60%
Jan
74% Mar
Studebaker-Packard
561
59
Feb
6574 Mar
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
82 7,;
6.651
64 Mb
01%
63'A
,
55
-—100
55
20
77
Trust———*
Prop
38% May
77
50
42%
Jan
—-5
1
23 MB
23 3 b
200
1-
Jan
25% May
53 3 «
54 3
109
52A
'
4
5
23 A'
23 Mi
10
30'A
30 3
l:fe
First
Ford
Motor
Gas
6%
<>■£>
G%
Co
General
Fuel Associates
&
com.
St
Mass
Co
Kennecott
Coal
Corp
of Delaware
Loew's Boston Theatres
Lone Star
Cement
Central
Maine
National
—
RR
5%
Co
NT
Clin
Railroad
Mathieson
84 3.,
2,410
50 '4
389
38 3
ii
—100
180%
Jan
117 Mi
15
37
110
July
Jan
Jan
1,903
19 A
8'A
85':.
150
101
7%
82
Jan
Jan
21%
184'A Mar
Jun
Jan
10%
Jun
42%
Feb
19c
Jan
160
94
54 Mi
Feb
90
Feb
551.,
Jun
18%
27%
19 %
657
13%
Feb
19% Jan
50 Mi
50!
8
64
32!«
Jan
50 Mb Julv
27 34
273
*
62 7
64
1
40
.
315
27% July
70
56'A Jan
A
40 A
120
33%
ii
32% Mar
64%
Apr
Jan
42 %. May
*
30%
29%
30 M.
756
28%
Jan
32% May
36%
34'
37 A
2,712
33%
Jun
45
United Shoe Machine Corp common—25
55 7 8
52
56 A
819
45%
Jan
56 % July
5
07 A
68 A.
121
46 Mb
Jan
Smelting Ref & Min Co—
_,50
Waldorf System Inc——"
32%
327.1
United
Fruit
U S Rubber
U
Co
——
Co
:
—
S
17'A
50
94 %
07'A
973A
496
"
Mar
681... Julv
31A May
20
17''4
-12.50
Wcstlnghouse Electric Corp
,
38
Feb
Apr
14%
Jan
20%
70 7 it
Feb
47% July
•
57
Jun
■
859
58 3
4
67
12%
145
25%
36
14.7
Apr
Jan
Jan
,15
Jan
Feb
,28Tb
Jan
148%
Jun
.
63% July
Feb
48
Jan
43% Mar
Mar
109% July
Jan
97% July
54
May
5~% July
57
Feb
26
33:%
% 104%
50
89
97%
100
557b
57%
75
62
10
■
52
"64%
Jun
13
39%
6974 Mar.
59%
.
Jun
121%
/
55
68%
39%
97b
25%
/
95%
62
$2,000
71!
4
62
,..1998
62 Mi
Jan
indebted to the firm of W. E. IIUTTON & CO for the transmission.
are
of these Cincinnati prices.
Detroit Stock
Jan
6c
8
We
Jun
98 A
85
Jun
102
Jan
Mar
317u May
253
4'is
Debentures
Feb
19
2,306
1781 'h 181
Jun
493b
52
Transit—
Jan
44
Jun
9634
328
45 A*
*
—
37%
32 A
20Mi
Jan
45
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Number 5363
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Jan
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Jan
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100
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45
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16% July
Feb
Jun
Ex-distribution
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Feb
14!
58!
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Transamerica
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14%
200
18
Jun
25
Power
100
16%
43
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16%
43
1,900
Inc
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44%
18
14%
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16%
16
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81! July
59 3
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38% Mar
July
65% Apr
35% Apr
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Texaco
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Internatienai Shoe Co
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Swift
Jan
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23!
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International Harvester
International' Mineral
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Stork
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100
30% May
55! July
—25
Jan
110
59%
42
30
Feb
46% May
v
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—
126!
Apr
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52
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400
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24! May
50
2,700
59!
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Spiegel Inc common
Jan
150
20!
59!
25% Apr
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(Un)
Southwestern
17%
4.0(h)
20
—
Jan
5
_~"
(Un)_____
1,200
4>2
20%
33% Apr
21% May
1
—
52!
lit)
46
July
22!
37%
—1
-
Co.
Corp
SOU
.T.
10
class aZ.
Co
Apr
31'.1
■'
4'8
Pen
Strapping
Mobil
Socony
29 Pt
(17
xl
_
Illinois' Brlok Co
-
29
A)
Oil
Standard
26! Mar
Jan
29
1,800
70
3
Bi._w.h_-_—
Steel
Standard
15%
32
1,800
1
,__ZZ!
Corp
(W
Class
Signode
Sinclair
Apr
Jan
100
30%
1
Sears Roebuck & Co
Mar
Jan
110
13
Indiana
16!
23%
40%.
29!
-1.40
5
N J (Un)
12!
414
A_.
""
of
150
31'/».
class
Oil
750
110
•
Oil
21 >2
1
'•
St
253.i
Hupp CorporationHuttig Sas'mfc Door
Central
Corp _I_IIII!
5
Petroleum Co
—20 g
Standard
1434
1
•
Standard
21 'C
23!
40!
ZZZZ5
Jan
14'2
25
Co
July
,__3
.
-2.50
California.
___1
Hehi
23%
Jan
30%
—
10
Standard
Sunbeam
Heileman
56% May
392
Paper
50
111
35!
Feb
54
Brothers
of
Jan
Jun
47%
1,800
1
Square D Co
Standard Oil
1531/4 July
28!
310
49%
common
Raisin
Rockwell
43% May
Jun
Jan
69-
(19
58% July
Mar
38% May
24%
Jan
150
Apr
1,400
55!
46%
(Un).
Schwitzer
84!!
54! Mar
31%
46%
1
& Chemical
663ii
Feb
30%
55
66
_ZZ_5
Jun
Jan
Jun
42 %
(Un)ZZZZZ
Feb
44!
24
Great Lakes Dredge «fc Dock
2
Greif Bros Cooperage class A_:
;
45
Jun
Jan
48
69
Schenley Industries (Un)_
Schering Corp
11%
71
8
74'%
3!
25%
3,100
66
(Un)__
15! July
9! Jan
119%
71'
_12.50
Jan
300
150»4
23'2
City Steel Co——
Drug Stores— ..J
2
400
19
19
__g
Co_%—_Il5
4
75
G2
4
28Th,„
481U
200
713
4
70 3 it
__l_110
;
1,100
8^
1.66%
...
Feb
2,000
54(8
i__.2.50
Rubber.—
7%
3 >:,
15 12
8'«
a'nV
2
w
400
Feb
14' L-
_wL——_5'
com
595
it
91 it
,9 Tb
:
3
1
___
051
62
Apr
8/L00
50 %
41
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco-
2G'ii,V
4
32!
30
45)%
42'A
Inc
Rexall Drug
May
8
ZZ*
Quaker Oats Co
9! Mar,
25
300
29!
!
_
91% July
Jan
42% May
32% May
Jan
Mar
30%
5
1.903
8
52
_I_Il5
2,000
8 1
31! July
.
(Un)
22 11,
12 7
Feb
39% Jan
—
Oil
3214
12
x
__
1
4
_
,
19 3
(14
Finance
Howard Industries
~~
"#
_ZZ_ 5
(Unt
31'2
«
734
distribution ...2
(Un!
Z2
Co of Indiana—
Company-
19 3 4-1
10
Granite
Illinois
Co„_..
Pullman
32
2
...
*
...
91 '8
5
Rubber
.1
!c
74%
Feb
26!
2,280
2
Royal Dutch
&
(Un)^
B
23
203%
7,500
46 L,
1,80;)
(Charles) & Co new (U11)
33%t
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12 50
Philco Con)
(Un)
—" _ZZ_x
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
I"_
*
66! July
42
24!
31!
200
_
Jan
13
54%
5!
convertible
prior preferred ~_25
Pennsylvania RR
50
People's Gas Light & Coke
I_l25
Pepsi-Cola Co—
^33
Feb
52% May
Feb
28%
25-
July
Jan
10
41
6.25
130
34!
500
53
(Un)
Feb •"
100
10!
28%
A._ZZZZZZ""
class
106
50
10%
39%
-
23812 260
403«"
>
1.200
2
34 3 it
8
.33
91'1»
2(1 "it
-
258'O '
Transportation
I'm
Co
1,646
50
29
39%
World Airways
Co
126!
10%
30!
53
Patterson-Sargent Co —'ZZZZZ"
Peabody Coal Co common.
50% July
25! May
10 7 is Jun
n
American
68% May
28 %
5
Feb
34! Mar
Jun
ZZZZZZZ ZZ7.50
.
Electric
Parke-Davis &:
46
'
5
.:
Co..J.
_*
75!
Jun
58%
Corp__
Glass...,. .1
&
60% Mar
52% May
74
Gas
Pan
48%.
50 3 V'
Owens-Illinois
Pacific
56 3 it Mar
47'.1
'
30 3.i
2
Inc
new
—1
12
Oklahoma NaturaT' Gas
Olin-Mathicson Chemical
Mar
20%
48
,___i
.—.—
ex
.3.33
63Tit Mar
800
Aideh. Corp- ex-distribution —l'J_ll
Oil
55!
51
a
—____l
Goldblatt, Brothers .!_,
Gulf
% July
—_10
"ZZZZZ
—__L
02! Jun
28%
900
39%
'ZZZZZZZ
Manufaeturing Co_
12% May
6% Jan
Jan
1,900
130
49
5
11% May
Jan
31%
30
_
Mar
61%
;*
_10
5%
July
27% Jan
5% Jan
11
500
4
31%
35%
Ohio Edison Co_^_
Ohio Oil Co (Un
200
24 '
3
Gerber Products.' Col—
Gray
Bancorporation
Oak
59 3 it
Telephone & Electronics Corp—10
•
Northwest
Jan
Oil7it
24%
5
-
General* Public Utils
<W H
Northwest
48Tit Mar
54%
Jun
58%
(Un)__5
General Motors Corn
General Portland
Cement
Gosgard
Jan
Jan
Jun
85
24 '
Dynamics (U11)
!___1
General-Electric Co.—_5
Goodyear Tire
•
100
100
200
65
50 !
123! May.
24! Jan
6%
45!
~Z~ —5
_
100
9!
5! July
54% July
3! Mar
11%
63
Feb
100
26
Co—
44!!
5!)
General
Cliddcm C6
(Minnesota
3%
46
CO
—
Ry
Power
49%
53
48
12
Corp....
1
States
150
800
48'
51%
15
Pacific
Northern
4.000
55
„
Northern
Service
Co__
(Un)
Airlines
600
-10
General'Candy Corp
(The
Jan
3.300
Co—.1
General Contract
Glen
Apr
% May
37
47
——40
Bancshares
Gillette
72
Jun
1Z
1
(Uh)
;
American
General Tire &
185
Feb
32%
15%
5
W D Corporation———!
Genl
Jan
50"'a
500
Jan
Jan
3%
1
High
Feb
58!
36%
Pfizer
Fairbaxjk.svWhitney Corp
General Box
147
2.100
29 7 it
1
__
General
Natural Gas
22
I5
—
(U11!
Inc
Northern
21%
Co
Freubauf. Trailer
Feb
39
40!
200
—5
Illinois Gas Co
Indiana Public
20!
27%
i___!_225
Paso Natural Gasi—_
Emerson Radio «fc Phonograph
Foremost Dairies
Northern
Jan
48%
50 Tii
_
Corp
.37!
8 'it
84 %
—I5
Inc..—-.
FaLstaff" Brewing
Jan
May
Apr
Northern
30 '/a
34%
(Un)~ -I_IIl
5
1!)
126!
♦
Corp
200
50'
'
lib.
Chemical Co—
General
,
Car
2,700
47Tj.
____10
Flour Mills of America
Ford Motor Co.
Amer
85
5
El
F
h
.1
.:
—
Firstameriea; Corp I
North
71 %
54 3
lu—T_'_20
preferred
North
Jan
32!
_io
Pont' (B I.) de Nemours
Eastern Air Lines Incl—
$1.60
Apr
1
2,400
3,300
3!
60!
10
—
14
35 %
64 Tit
31%
ZZ
July
6') Tit
503
Co
54%
150!
350
6%
—5
York
33 %
45
Low
4!
11%
1
—
5
Mfg
Range Since Jan.
High
48 %
9!
—1
32!
Jan
Mar
363a
2!>7ii"
(Until
Railroad
25
450
&
Shares
3%
53%
26
__
.—5
(U11)
178
13%
175
56'
Du
Erie
1>-j0
22
Company—___~I
Co
25 lit
'
44%
National
Central RR
American Aviation
25
;
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Eastman -Kodak
28 %
it
43'
70:1
.—25
USA
'1.950
35
*
....
Ltd
800
38'.,
28'
i
41
10
_
1,600
74%.
31
10
_
Curtiss-Wright Corp (U11V-
Drcwry
Register
Distillers Prod
57
72 7it
:
National Gypsum Co
National1 Lead Co (Uni
Apr
3 To
5 '
Inc
GO
66
%
for Week
114! 116
t>
-50c
Corp
Napco
Industries
National Cash
Apr
45! May
___1.33%
•
America
Nachman
25V4
100
.-
Dow
500
%
05
July
Jun
15
Edison; Co
6! Mar
Jan
:_15
—
Detroit
33!« July
Jan
Feb
48 3
Continental Motors Corp
Controls Go of America—!—
&.
Jun
3"'n
'
54%
50%
L .5
_
39 !•
1
Container Corp of America
Continental Can Co
Deere
30',
2,300
*
III—Z"
21!!
14
_
of
40
200
5!
Sales
Range
Low
—3
A.._—
55 3 i
—
Colorado Fuel A: Iron Corp
Gas System (Un 1
Commonwealth Edison common
_
Jan
33'it
500
class
Company
500
175
Illuminating
Crucible .Steel Go
Conv
Muter
Jan
900
*
common
Cudahy Packing Co
27
481/2
43%
25
Columbia
Crane Co
July
22%
—8.50
——
Jun
£
800
—2
50c~cv~
Co
Week's
of Prices
ft
Specialties—
41%
12.50
—
v.
Consolidated Foods
Consolidated • Natural Gas.
Consumers
Power
Co..—
500
'
40
64%
Colcaaaii Co Inc
.
42
Motor
21%
10
Electric
30%
Muskegon
(The)
43'-.
i
Co
Iron
3% Jan
327! Mar
Vernon
22r,i!
—25
preferred
.
Apr
a
Mount
1
J
City Products Corp-
25% May
2!
5
Pacific—*
&'Electric
Cleveland Cliff's
Jan
6.700
,
Jan
33
25
conlmon;
;
18 '/4
3!)' i,
i
5
common
So
<te
o i
it
203/4
1,300
„
30%
5
A
Chrysler Corp
Cities
24%
393
Northwestern
Gas
Jan
400
23 3
1
Monroe Chemical Co
;
Monsanto Chemical
(Un).—___
Montgomery Ward & Co_
Motorola Inc
lo
Service
preferred
Chicago Souih Shore
Cincinnati
22
22 3
41
i__*
_
Towel
45% Mar
.21%
•
30 hi
Ry com
*
preferred
——100
Chicago Bock. Island
Pacific Rv Co.*
Chicago
21% July
Jun
2!
50c
Corn
t:
Jan
Par
30% Julv
hi
34r'«
223.i
25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Uin
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul &
5*&;• series
Jan
14
1.500
_lo
Refining
convertible
Chicago
19!!
2.200
36
_30c
Corp
Public
Cbamplin Oil
Chemetron
4.200
21%
__
Soutli
&
30%
21%
22
5
Last
High
3512
%
Friday
Sale Price
LOW
213 4
-
10
Range Since Jan.1
High
28%
u
july
STOCKS
Shares
3(11
a__5
Gas Ltd
Brewing
Central--Illinois
301
I
-
common
Central
$3
6
Inc
Canadian Pacific
(On)
Carrier Corp common!
Celanese Corp or America
Centlivre
Low
ended
for Week
of Prices
Pur
for week
Sales
59%
55!
60
88
87!
88
16
17
»
r
Co..
..5
;
1
17
118!
118! 120%
59% July
20! Mar
80
May
40% July
41! July
400
28
Jan
34
200
36
1,600
Mar
Jun
40!
23! Jun
27%
900
53!
Jan
60
96
84%
Jan
90! Feb
900
12%
Jan
976
95! May
18
Apr
132% Jun
1.100
Jan
Jan
July
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
38
.
.
1959
Monday, July 13,
.
(186)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RYNGK
ENDED .11 LV
JO
*
~
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
East
Range
of 1'rlees
for Week
ale Price
Admiral
Aeco
•
Warrants" <Un;
Chemical Corp <Uin
Allh-Chalmcrs Mig Co (Una.
Aluminum Co of America
5';;
ZZi
12 hi
3,800
9%;
1,300
7 Vu
Feb
118
100
!)4 %»
Jan
120
.....10
..
33 hi
33
34
2,400
20 7 a
Feb
34
36i
30%
—
*
86
Viscose
American
Am pes
30%
1,500
:•
33'
,
33%
28-"/1
...—
(Un»
23%
Jan
27
July
^
900
46 V,
Feb
62% July
10
1,100
12
Jan
19% May
14
Jim
18'*%
14h»
400
48%
6,200
25%;
Feb
44%
Feb
477i;
15%;
2,600
Jim
IB3),
44
July
561,
Feb
Jim
15%
82
81 %
82 'k
3.700
100
99%
-100
300
91
Jim
Apr
106% Jan
49%
50%
600
37%
Feb
50% July
Jim
84
Feb
May
84
i
(321
02 •%,
04'
a
62
1,900
i;
33
100
:
40'
:
79
77%
3(H)
651
30
23
1,100
21%
21%
600
19' b
Feb
30 %
32'
7,100
27:s-1
Jan
32'
:,
46%
100
43'%
Jim
523,
6 hi
fi'h
1,300
6% May
Shi,
3%:
200
3 %
May
5
.1
Ajir
15%
3,400
10%
Jan
17% May
.14
Jaii
J 7 %;
July
Feb
4:ii
Apr
-3
15%
Corp (Un)—13
Baldwin Securities
(Un);
lc
Baltimore A: Ohio. RR (Un)
— — .100
17%
15%
17V;
4,700
3%
3%
200
3%
42V,
1
3%
(Un;
Corp
Mig
Baldwin-! ima-Hamilton
49
200
Feb
49
Barker
Corp....:—
Bros
Consolidated
Barnhart-Morrow
Instruments Inc.
Eecktnan
.
3%
4,900
3 %
July
5
Aircraft
Corp
Bend!:- Aviation Corp
Beech
-
(Uh)..
Dengue! Cons Inc (Unt
Bestwall Gypsum Co (UnV
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Bishop Oil Co—
Black Mammoth. Cons Min_...—
6%
0%
63a
Juii
8%
9%
600
7%
Apr
C'hica
Oil
Stores
Inc.
Bolsa
Borg-Warner
Broadway-Hale
New
Budd
Corp
(Un)—<
Stores Inc
common
i
w
Company
preferred
6'<
Bunker Hill Co
...
Jan
37
100
29
Jan
73ho May
40% May
77%
100
67%
Jau
85
1%
1,000
I %•
Feb
2
39%
100
39 %
July
59
3,400
49 V,
59
9%.
9%.
100
May
May
7<
8c
8,000
34%,
40!i
Jim
36%
2,000
7
3,700
57b
Feb
100
21%
Jan
24 ho
45 V;
1,000
38
Feb
45'
Aldcn
Humor
May
Apr
Oil
5
California Ink
Co..
——5.50
California Packing Corp new———5
Dry Corp (Uni.
Southern Petroleum
■Canada
Chrysler
20 h,
Columbia
Iron—
Broadcasting
Columbia
Gas
&
System
(Un)
System
Solvents corn (Un);
Commonwealth Edison————
Commercial
Electrodynamics
Foods
Consolidated
Continental
Corp
Co
Can
July
International
Oil
41V.
42
Oil
Motors
Corn
Products
Oil
Cresimont
American
Oil
.
Co
Curtis
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright
(Un)
com
Kennecout
Records
Feb
Lear
Company
Productions
Fruit
DiGiorgio
B
Class
$3
Dome
Mines
Ltd (Un)—
DuMont
Lab
(Allen
Inc
Lines
(Un)
Eastman Kodak Co
Elder
Mines
Electric
Natural Gas
Auto-Lite Co
Electric
Bond
El
Paso
Electrical
Emerson
Products
Radio
A:
Emporium Copwell
Railroad
Apr
25
For
footnotes
see
page
44.
Inc
Aircraft
Lone
—
Jan
Jau
46% July
Jun
59
59%.
200
69c
2,000
64
1,300
40
400
34
Feb
67%
42%
400
23 ha
Jan
27%
Apr
Feb
500
4(5
Apr
58%
Jan
40% July
32%
33
600
29%
Jun
36%
Jun
July
1.50
Jan
Jan
3%
54% July
65%
Jan
Jan
26%
July
Jan
7%
Manufacturing
Petroleum
1.15
10.400
2.75
600
54%
56
200
60c
91c
Co..„
.26
July
31
31
200
600
39%
Feb
57! a July
400
86%
Mar
Jan
101% July
40! a
600
29 Va
9%
100
3%
4.000
54%
100
51%
Jun
59! i»
Apr
80%.
300
60%
Feb
81
Jun
37%
Feb
45% May
Jun
12!b
Apr
1.85 Mar
3%
Jun
9
61% July
Feb
1,500
9%
30%
200
11%
11%
500
12%
(Un)
67ha Mar
Nit
4hi
Jun
50 V2
Jan
Apr
31% Mar
28% Jun
300
55
17%
2,300
1173,'
17 124 %
700
31%-
31
32 Va
2,906
16%
10c
,
63
11%
13%
Jun
12% July
75
Jan
Jan
124% July
39% Apr
Feb
28%
Jan
25
Mar
54
Jun
30%
400
28Ta Muv
32%
Apr
16%
16%
200
11% Mar
16 %
July
32
32 %
400
32
July
36%
Jan
46%
48%
1,000
44c
25,100
37%
48% July
Jun
65c
Feb
2
40%
200
38
Jan
41%
Feb
48%
48
50
1,400
32%
Jan
61% May
47 31
47%
49%
1,700
42! 4 Mar
58
Feb
17 %
17%
100
15%
22
Jan
40c
41c
40!
July
40c
6!
Jan
Jun
8!'a
Feb
73a
600
2.30
2 50
4,500
1.75
Jan
3% May
88 31
88 31
700
6938
Feb
89% May
19
19%;
600
18%
Jan
22%
Feb
24%
4,000
21%
Feb
29 Vb
May
100
7
7! it
2.30
19%
24!
24%.
a
a
35% July
41% Mar
26%
27% July
35:%
27%
14
14
100
12% Mar
15
Mar
53%
54
600
38%
Jail
54
July
30%
,
35 s,1
27 U
14
—2
—5
—
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
16
"
—10
(Un;
Monsanto Chemical
3,300
51%
30
20% July
12% Mar
13%
—_
—
Pielerred
Feb
j
601
7
Apr
30%
100
29
Jan
34
Feb
July
20
Jan
50
48 Vo
50
Feb
50
14%.
16%
2,600
1.700
40%
16%
*
1
A
—
Diablo
100
20 h,
Co
13
Jan
20%
Feb
5%
5%
200
4%
Jan
6%
Apr
changed
Name
14% Mar
18%
Jun
60(i
Jan
97 %
Apr
May
32 hi
Feb
Cprp
—_______—
National Biscuit Co
(Un.i
1% July
2%
Jan
National
City
17%
Feb
National
Distillers & Chem Corp
IIV2 Jun
16-% Jan
National
27% Jan
39%
Natomas Company •;
26
10%
Jun
Apr
17% May
Feb
21%
'
N Y Central RR
200
48 %
Jan
64%. July
Niagara-Mohawk
15%
Jun
20% July
Nordon
500
20
Norris
18%
900
83
38
45
1,000
Mar
52%
300
49% Jan
28:%
28%
200
26%
Jun
31%
3xV«
31%
400
28! 2
Jun
34 Va Mar
Jun
12% Mar
—
Inc
(Un)15
(Uni—.
1
;
—
England Electric System
1,400
13% Feb
17%:
51%
—1
——1
Lines
Theatres
Co
—-—*
(Un>
Corp Ltd
Co
1_.
Feb
20
Mar
North
American
Aviation (Un)
72% Mar
83
July
North
American
Invest
43
58
Mai-
13
—
———
Oil
17%
1
31%
12%,
1,400
7%
7%
2,900
20%
20%
20%
'300
303b
29! b
31%
7,000
37 Va
37(4
300
25,300
10%
_
100
16
Mar
22
May
43
43 %■
500
41%* Jan
47
Feb
45%.
46%
2,100
45 % July
59%
Jan
Northrop Corp
7%
7%
100
77a
42
42
200
43%
Jan
8'
6
May
39% May
)
200
6% Feb
9% May
IOO
257 %4 257%,
206!2 Feb
262% May
Oahu
Sugar Co
Occidental
Ohio
Oil
40%;
200
91%,
500
34
Jan
46
(Un)_—
55%
500
47%
Feb
57 Va May
34
35%
1,200
31 %
Jan
44% May
19%
100
3'%
3!g
3%
24,400
397u
40%
500
53 3 «
54%
700
20'4
19%
20%
2,400
19%
4% Mar
46% May
42 %
30%
2,100
27%
300
24%
25%
800
24%
25%
19 Vs
20
700
18% Jan
19%
22Vu
55 y2
56
m
Jan
1.15
Feb
Pacific
21V2
Apr
26 % May
56
July
13
Jan
1st
5%%
1st
Industries Inc
25
25
25
—25
25
10
2
55 % July
Feb
19% May
27% Apr
27%
6'i
Mar
Jun
2.75
30%
preferred
preferred
5% redeemable 1st preferred
5'r
redeemable 1st pid class A
4.80 %
red 1st pfd
4.50%
red 1st pfd
Pacific Indemnity Co
Apr
22
1,53 4 Jan
39% July
30%
37%
July
4
Anr
May
55%
'
55!
34 %
25
48% July
% May
24! 2 July
400
Jun
7pc
26
Jan
24%
3,100
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1.000
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23
61
33
6,500
24
250
31%
37
71
36 Va
70
24 V;
59%
300
f9c
Jan
25! 4
31%.
200
Mar
450
8
60 V4
33%
11
31 Va
25!
25
48%
1,100
30V4
Clay Products
Gas & Electric common
33%
12%;
52% Mar
Pacific
48 %
Feb
2.90 Feb
Jan
39%
8
Feb
Jun
39%
Pacific
Jan
34c
1.75
400
39
30% Jun
Va Jan
Jun
800
46
91% July
2!i Jun
757e Apr
% Jan
1,100
14
18c
Jan
20c
5
1,200
45
Chemical Corp_.
Jun
1.90
20c
*
;—5
20
35%
31% July
40% Jan
Cement & Aggregates—
1%
600
(Un)
Petroleum
Co
21 Va
Pacific
32 Vi
900
1
Apr
31%.,
.
Ltd
5
—
12% Mar
Jan
Feb
7
24! a
—
(Un)—
Jun
19%
26
18c
30%,
Jan
19%
Jan
1.80
__
'
—_—25
——.—25
10
55% Mar
45%
19c
1
1
common——1
6%
preferred ——5%%
preferred
Northern Pacific Railway
Jan
/
37%
—.—1
(U11)—1
(Un)—
Power
800
17%
————10
Nafi
18%,
78
to
Jun
90% Jun
64%
43
.■
Fibres
Automotive
National
May
-
20%,
75c
2.3,100
1.35 Mar
2.90
Mississippi River Fuel Corp__———10
Monolith Portland Cement coin (Un)-*
18!b
79c
59%
57 Va
55
Feb
17%.
12
Apr
Jan
79%
Apr
64 %
12%
47
31%
54%
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19
1,V
Apr
Jan
Feb
38%
54'a
2.95
Jan
15% July
92c
34c
200
200
96c
Apr
Jun
Feb
30c
9%
Jan
13hi
1
,
5%
Jan
38%
—25c
16%
12.50
Co_—
(Urn
—
89:%
'14
51% July
600
40%
2.60
Apr
30
Mcrritt-Chapman & Scott (Uh)
Mission^ Develop Co (Un)————5
Jan
36
51
88c
57%
63%
Inc
59 Va sJun
300
8
80c
80c
2.70
51
Merck
Feb
37%
1
70
39%
Jan
35:%
_10
—-1
Jun
12%,
20
Feb
31%
56
———1
*
(Un
Jan
35 V,
5
Jan
53%
1.10
*
common.—:—
52%
11%
32
17%
100
300
2.75
Merchants
Co
26% Mar
5,900
64%
40%
32'2
17% Jan
lc
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11% Mar
39%
24% Mar
53 !i
2,400
33%
21%
126%
Jan
64%
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(Un)
35-%
14!%
5
Jun
8%
47%
100
11%.
if'
107%
100
21%'
(Un)—5
(Un)
800
—
91%
300
9%
21%
56 Vi
300
14!'.,
5
Ill
9%
50c
300
8
24! a May
Jan
110%
14 r,« Jan
1,800
.
17%
23%.
a_.
Cement
50
19%
1.300
23;::
30%
51%
55%
1 %t
—
Apr
Apr
23%
1
co'mmon
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)—
Montrose Chemical
32%,
•
59%
56%
200
(P) Co new common
Menasco
20%
Feb
50% Jan
39% Mar
1%
200
42 V;
53
Frank Co Inc
36%
71% July
Apr
2! a
5fc%
157«
common—___
Corp
&
&
Jan
58
Jun
56%
-—.a—2.50
_a_——
M ff M lc M Oil Co
200
1 V;;
45 %
.7%
Feb
200
\
42%
16%
Star
Lorillard
Apr
1,300
31%
•
4
2%
100
1%
42%
_1
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Theatres
2,100
18
July
18%
Industries
15%:
31%
83
53
600
2%
71!,,
138
Corp
46%:
500
18%
July
Mar
43
Jan
Meier
3,000
2.50
153
32% Mar
30% July
20'V»
Jan
62%
Apr
;
Jan
900
21b
Feb
97c
51c
119%
Jun
23%
12% Jan
53
71%
2%
(Unt
4,000
II
300
49%
52%
-5
10
(Un)—.—
Navigation Co
400
1,000
Jail
25% July
13% May
800
M'
Jan
27',4
July
116% Mar
Mat,son
700
25%
150 150%
20:,;
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.
22
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l.j
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Martin
157,:
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22
3.00 Mar
103%
10% May
11%.
28
Jun
100
64 V2
48
53
Jun
2.10
104% 104%
53%
52%
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Jun
Jun
20%
5,100
45
Jan
Jun
61 hi
42
700
% 30
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5hi
~
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800
22%
2.4.0
800
52 hi
24'
July
21%
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72
9,200
400
.
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1,700
400
a
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26
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Company
5%:
20%
\
„
7.3
Jun
24%, Jun
'64%"-Jun
30%
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5(3
37%
7)
July v
1.25
—
54%
1
:600
•
20!
May
53 V,
•
Co
Jun
26
61%
33
90%>
20
(Un)
Eureka Corp Ltd—
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
Erie
48
49%'
59
37
5%
4
(Un)__*
Co
3
.4
25%
26
Jun
30%
72% May
51%
5
Corp
Phono
22
58% July
18%
Feb
90%
__3
(Un)
Jan
19%
54 hi
47%
53*4
5
*
Share Co (Un)__
A;
16
59%
Jan
54%,
—
51hi
l
;
Ltd—.
200
8.75
Jan
11%
.
1
—
21%
—.-4
Copper
Olin Mathieson
Air
21%
Salt
Litton
«:,u Jail
Apr
Jun
15%
11%
1.
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cuPont
Eastern
Mar
com—33%c
50hi
47%
48
50c
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45
—
25%
041.,
.*
Dresser Industries common
12,400
(Uni
31%
34%.
—___2.50
Dominguez. Oil Fields Co (Un)—
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif—
95%
68%
67 % Mar
Jun
-
100
63 V.
preferred——-
Productions
S5%
54
57%.
(Un)
1
Company———_—10
Iiibby McNeill & Libby common———-7
Lithium Corp of America Inc.——
1
Lehman
Leslie
22%
(34
2.50
______
cumulative
Disney
A—
45 % Mar
95%
Jan
Jan
Mar
39
Jan
24
99% 101%
Loew's
500
f
30%
' 24V.;
1
class
84% July
75
28%
.
Light
&
87
' 38%
___10
Inc
Corp
Fob
17% July
100
—50
65c
,
—
1
(Un)—,
&
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Desilu
74%
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1,500
?•> V:
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Corp
County Land Co_;
Kern
New
Decca
84 Vi
1 7 %
■
21%.
1
(Un)
Corp
80%
17%
.10
1
Lockheed
4?«
50e
—
83%
——50c
1,600
0J
34%;
27%
—*
Cudahy Packing Co (Un
53%
(Un.i_.!—.—*
,_33%c
Tel
&
Industries
15'Tc
Crucible Steel Co oi America (Un)_12%
Cuban
1,200
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21 %
—5
Co———
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56
—-*
16Tit
800
71%;
8%;
1
——25
,
1
Zellcrbacli Corp common..-;
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54
————1
—1
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41% July
500
69
5
-
54
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—i
45% Apr
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.
1
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400
_1
g-
—
Power
Jun
900
32
—7%
Jan
12%
34%i
30%
46%
22
38%
30
80%
—2 1/12
July
37
54
Jun
29'j
1
—
lc Laughlin Steel
Kaiser
118%. July
Jan
27%
800
31 %
10
(Urn..—
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Crane
84%
700
5%
48% Jan
26%
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20 V2
200
221
5$%
30%
.
Corp..—50c
com
1.33%
Continental Oil Co (Un),
32% Mar
1J'.
47a
25
(Un)__
5!a Jun
Jim
38 h;
21 hj
70%
__•
2.50
10
1
(Un).:
Jan
41 V;
'Shi
Feb
Jun
37
22',•>
21% Mar
21%
39%
13%
39%
29%
common.,.
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
Apr
31 %
41V, July
300
37
53
3,% Feb
1,200
Tel
Jones
Jan
29
600
23:%
200
———3
25
Canada
of
Johns-Manville
29%, July
300
Jun
44 3 «
44
12.50
(Unt
Co.,
Jan
45 % Mar
Jtui
o
Inc
Co
Apr
21hr July
Jan
20
200
22%
Continental Copper & Steel Ind com—2
Continental
4';.
30'a
—
,
_1
(Un)—*
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y
500
115 V; 118%.
& Savage Mill—
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.
41 V23%
1.
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21'h;
19 i
700
1.100
29%
—10
Corn
Colorado
1
4 %
_25
<Un)n.~——*.
Co
20:'
30"i:
21V.
—1%
—
__—
Service
Cities
Clary
Corp
1
29%
1
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)——25
Carrier Corp (Un)—
______
...10
Case (J I; tc Co (Un)
:
-12.50
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
10
C'clancse Corp
of America
•
Cerro
de Pasco
(Un)—:—
—5
Certain-Teed Products Corp
—_—1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc,—
———1
Champlin Oil A: Refining (Un)_.
,_1
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)—«*
Chicago Rock Island &' Pac (Un)_—_*•
Canada
49!
Co
Cement
Calaveras
36 Vi
1,000
it
(Un)
Co (Un)
(Un;
Nickel
Kansas
•
Apr
27%
1
—•
Co. .(Un)—
9%
.
76
Jan
—-—5
Corp.—
133b
J till
Jun
18%
(Un;
Electronics
Int'l
Jan
34 his
59
,~
International Harvester
8 %
409
21% Jan
7,700
2,900
44
Imperial Development Co Ltd
Interlake Iron Corp (Un;
100
600
Jun
(,4%
2 7%
20':,
19%
18,000
Jade
■
19!
63 %
26%
20%
76c
Jan
3(3!i«
1,700
64%.
27%
70c
7%
21:!
80% July
Ry (Un 1—
Financial Corp——1
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Corp
Intex
30
Jau
Idaho Maryland Mines
Ideal
Cement
Cov—
31% July
8 % Apr
•
Apr
Jun
51
•
Corp (Un)__50c
—--5
Illinois Central RR Co (Unt
—*
Hupp
28% July
21%.
20
52! i
l.nuO
80'
76
80
800
57
21 %
(Un)———J
—.5
Jan
Feb
1,000
Jan
10% July
14% Jan
27!a May
41
7
Jtui
100
Apr
11%
400
26%
Jan
200
20
400.
52
6%
19%
«i
300
17 V:
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24%
28
7%.
22'1-'.
16%
6%
37
10%.
22%
10
*
26!,,
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<)
July
4,400
;-
—1
1
300
1:
51
Rubber
City Steel
Sound
Howe
2,900
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& Co
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July
a
—
of
Co
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(VV
Honolulu
;>
10%
Corp
,
31 ■ % •.
•'»
Jun
(Un)—10
Western
28'
5/
43%
:
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28%.
1
May
100
Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
28%
55"
31
43 %»
51
—5
Corp
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)—
Jan
12
23%;
42%
44%
Jun
200
20% Jan
38% Apr
26%
39%
2.20
Hoffman
Apr
0%.
Ohi
Apr
251
—
Hilton Hotels Corp—
Mai
14c
23%
35 %
35 '.11
56%
1
—5
——1
10c
Kaftffeld
July
12
Feb
Jun
5
Hawaiian Pineapple
Hercules Powder Co
43 V, May
3(3%
9
46%
50.' 51 a,
Jan
2
—
Mar
Cc
300
—.
...
Greyhound Corp ———:
Gulf Oil Corp (Un 1
Jun
—10
—.2.50
.
(Un)..
Burlington Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp
.........
Feb
36hi
50c
Finance Plan common
Budget
GOe
800
39%
1
———1
—5
—10
'.
5
—5
Corn...
(Un)..
7,400
8c
May
„
1
Great
Apr
1.45
59%
1%
5
(Un)
Airplane Co
Boeing
Bond
2.30
90c
77%
5c
60
1
Jun
1
Groat
9'« July
37
'—2
-
49 Vu Mar
—
Great
Jan
58 V.
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—1
8
200
Co
Products
Granite
Feb
900
1.35
58
2
Graham-Paige Corp
July
3%
8%
—1
-5
1
1
— 1
5
Bunkline Oil Co——
Feb
in-
'
...
44%
Grace
25% May
48%
—
Co
Petroleum
Bpndini
Corp
Goodyear
Jan
3 >
6 hi
,
8
24 "r
American Oil of Texas
Good
Apr
1
Jun
Controls Co
Glen
July
4(3%
31 hi
29'
14%
Avco
Jan
Feb
2(5%
29 V,
5
-2.50
Gladding McBean Si Co
Feb
1
800
1
1 i,i
—
-
Trailer
Gladden
July
Jan
33
79
—
-
37-
Mar
May
33
5
0
Georgia-Pacific Corp new com vvi (Un)_
Getty Oil Co—
1_.—4
Feb
July
30%
400
3IV.
30%
64%;
900
79%
78
78 Li
5
1
New common,, vv i
Gen Telephone & Electronics
89
76
4!B
10%
1
.5
Exploration Co of California—1
General Foods Corp (Un;—
-A_
General Motors Corn common
1%
General Pacific Corp—
*
General
Public Utilities
(U11;
...5
Apr
500
46%.
44
Jun
51 %
__
General.Dynamics Corp.
Genera! Electric Co (Unt
53'-May-
15%
7%
General
48 % July
4fi%
100
—5
(The)
General
Jan
45
200
8%
51
General
Jan
14%
44
Atchison Topeka
Warrants
350
15%
(Un)—
Refining (Un ;
A- Santa Fe (Un)—10
Atlantic Refining Co
(Un)... .....
10
Atlas 'Corp
(Un
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—1
Oil
-
46%
10
5
1
(111)
& Co
Ashland
50%
Garrett
29% May
14 hi
1
(Un ).:
Feb
(32'
87«
—
Inc
Fruehauf
May
JUn
26%
26%
Corp
CCirp
Steel
39
46%
<Un)....
——SO
Oil Corp (Un)—10
(Un).
5
Oil
Fuel
Arkansas
Feb
8%
Apr
20%
1,400
(31
Co
Andet son-Pricbavd
33 %
30%-
900
40%
,
15%
(Un).25
——
Jan
42
28%
45%
26 'di
241
700
33 '
27
45 hi
(Un)
Corp
(The)
Anaconda
Armour
28
...._
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Armco
80
a
Jun
5
Co
Dairies
I-oirniosi
Fridon
7V2
_1
Corp._
Chem
lc
Motor
Fcu'd
July
V,'July
104 % May
July
2,600
39-:,
Line Inc
Tiger
Much
Food
8%
1
tUn,»_
1..—
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Corp
Flying
July
38
May
,
86
Flour
Apr
May-
108
May-
271
6,100
38'.
100
ZZi
20'
81
100
108
108
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97
Apr
21
7%
25%
Light
Power tz
Florida
22
21
(Unt —
Co
High
Low
12% Jan
100
8%
C'orp
Firstameiice,
Flintkote
Apr
131
Jan
13'...
American
American
Mar
i:
American
American
July
.
Feb
10%,
Jan
7
6'-
July
3 hi
300
May-
Range Since Jan. I
High
Low
1
Airplane (Un)
Ltd-—.—-km
Federal-Mogul-Bovver-Bearings
Fibreboard Paper Prod common
Apr
Shares
1
A—
common-
Oils
Fargo
for Week
21
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Fail child
85C
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7
100
118
5
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Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
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a
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7
91
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American Eosrh Anna Corp (Un)
2
American Bdcur-t-Parr Theatre's (Un;_l
American Can Co <UnV
12.50
American Cement preferred *-'5
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American Electronics
Inc.
1
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12%.
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Motors
Feb
ZZia
Amerada
American
17%
55c
5 1
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Aluminium
23%
100
7
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Inc.
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co_
Allegheny Corn common (Un;.--
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42c
55c
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High
Low
Par
Pactor
Range Since la
Shares
Price
Par
Sales
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Last
e
Sales
Week's
rridav
STOCKS
^
23\\
42
Jan
Mar
Jun
66%
29%
Jun
32
27
Jun
29
Apr
Feb
Jun
26
Jan
26%
Jan
25! a
Apr
58%
Apr
25%
300
24
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22%
24
200
24V4 May
23 Va May
22%
22%
200
21 !4
Jun
23% Mar
61%
62
200
52%
Jun
71
5%
6
5,900
4%
Feb
■
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Apr
8 Vi Mar
Volume
190
Number
5863
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(187)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Pacific
Lighting
COrp i;cominon__?
$4.75*
preferred
$4.50
preferred
$4.36
preferred
Oil
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
Tel
Gas
&
&
Tel
common
(Un)—1
Oil
Oil
30
31
10
400
60% Jan
70
21% Jan
2
1,200
82
44%
81%
82
200
—3
23%
23%
743i Jan
23%
400
18%
Jan
66
Co
Edison
Jun
18!a
Jan
96c
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84%
Co
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of
J
International
900
49%
52%
1.100
26
27
600
Jan
July
73%
Feb
85% Mar
29% Apr
Gimbel
Jail
49%
Hamilton Watch
80%
24%
%
48%
500
12
12%
13%
200
48
13%
10
of
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10
100
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19%
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32
34
600
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36%
6,100
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8
60
60%
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39%
22
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45
Mar
35
600
14% Mar
17% Mar
12
Jim
Mar
43%
7% July
58%
Jan
67% Apr
21% Jan
15% Jun
51%
Jan
Jun
03% Mar
52% Jan
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31%
Jan
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Feb
21%
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300
28% Jun
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100
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74
600
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54
Feb
59%
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28% May
14% May
08
43
43
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Apr
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51%
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7.900
49% Jun
62
46%
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45
50
62%
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51.%
6,200
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59
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64
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Jun
58%
1.000
34%
1,800
18
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27%
200
23
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68
500
57
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12%
10%
12%
(Un)—_1
8,000
25%
61% July
9% Jun
25%
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2.000
25
1
3%
42%
3% '
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700
1,400
35% Jail
43%
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11%
100
9
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Feb
Jan
34% July
43
Mar
69%
Apr
15'%
Jan
29
.
5%
13
33%
3.400
79%
30% Jun
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79%
75
Feb
86%
Jun
35%
29
300
202a
20%
2,200
19%
Jun
29
41
7%
Juh
24%
100
22'%
Jan
119% 119%
100
94% May
Jan
July
9% May
24%
—
29%
2,700
19%
Jan
Week's
29%
29%
200
28% Jun
36
25
2.600
21 Va Mar
29'%
Apr
21% July
23% May
21%
21! is
21
21
21
100
29%
29%
50
1,500
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30
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53%
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100
34%
53%
35%
800
12,100
1,200
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39
Feb
42%
27 %
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31% Mar
35
Jun
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31 !a
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43% Apr
149
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88 %
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35%
163
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8,657
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39%
75%
39%
40%
Apr
421
30%
Jan
41%
Jun
Apr
Merck
&
Pcnnsalt
New
45%
323
39%
Jan
17%
47%
1,350
17
5
13%
8%
Feb
8%
31%
28%
31 %
48%
48%
31% July
484
19%
46%
Jail
47'%
70 !4
Jun
54%
70%
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70%
1,679
50%
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12%
519
64%
64
72% May
16% Jan
24
23%
65%
24%
46 %
2,846
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10
Co
Corp
42%
Jan
50%
19%
Jan
80%
July
July
Jun
28
21%
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28
27 % Mar
30
17%
18'/a
528
Apr
17%
19
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100
58'li
9,594
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44% Mar
c
1
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57%
53%
47%
25
Jun
38%
55
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Jan
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1
37
1,500
400
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2
4,400
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102% 105%
43
38%
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15
22'%
500
Jan
Apr
16% July
58% July
37
Jan
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16%
Feb
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21
Jun
Apr
21
21
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61% May
4.04
67'/a
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90
Corp
10
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239
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10
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346
33% July
271% Jun
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33%
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57
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40
646
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1,600
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57
60%
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25 %
62'/a
24%
25%
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24%
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57%
Jun
26% May
66 % Feb
8%
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184
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52
51%
52%
691
48%
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58%
48
49
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61
53% May
57
Jan
64
98
98
98
May
98
^100
60
1,233
9%
Apr
Apr
Apr
May
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—.
Apollo Industries
Arkansas Fuel Oil
,_1
Inc_
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Shares
Low
57
__
Range Since Jan. I
lligh
Low
High
58%
160
453a
Jan
59
July
9%
654
5%
Jan
14
Mar
2
Apr
39 3'a
Feb
36%
Feb
45%
Jun
36 7a
Jan
20'/a
Jun
5
9%
Corp.—5
Armstrong Cork Co—
,_1
45%
.33
45'% 45!i
55'%
53%
55y
21%
22%
8%
1,360
77a
24!a
1,089
23 "a
Jun
27
Feb
152
34%
Jun
40
Mar
Blaw-Knox Co
Columbia
Gas
10
System..—
1
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh-.5
Duquesno Light Co
;
_5
Equitable Gas Co
—-—8.50
(Joseph)
*
9 % Mar
Natco
Corp
9 '/a
33
—
8!%
'8%
24'a
24
i
37% { 38
32 7
75
298
350
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Jan
55% July
24% Mar
8% Mar
58
44
Feb
59% July
37
104
33
Jan
40
1
—
58
37
...
Renner
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Ruud
Manufacturing
46%
Jan
2,100
88% Mar
1,400
43
July
«
100
30
Jun
300
30
Feb
14
Jun
Plymouth Oil Corp
Mar
67% July
105% July
52!
2
42
Screw
Bolt
(The)
Corp
Corp
5
—
:
——-
1
1,100
1
Feb
1%
17%
5
of
America—_1
L
1
Engineering & Fdry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westi11ghou.se Electric
Corp
Apr
15Va
44!
2
Apr
—5
15!'a
Feb
6
14! i
Jun
4
800
3'%
Jan
4
Jun
82%
86
118
91
Mar
26
73% May
26
26%'
26
31
Apr
85c
85c
200
70c
37%
37Tb
38%
125
29%
4
4-
—
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5
United
Jan
34%
&
Seeberg
Feb
—
Co
—
_5
—
Pittsburgh Brewing common—.
2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass ———-10
42% Jan
!A
1
—
44 % Mar
32
31%
%■■ Apr
65
McKinney Mfg
34% J1111
Jan
Apr
108
22%
58 %
13.50
—
9% Jan
36'% May
29% Apr
21%
Washington Gas Light" common—
*
Woodward &
Lotlrrop <jommon__—_10
preferred—
Apr
Jun
6 %
39!a
1
.__
53%
46%
26'/a
•
United Corp
____;
United Gas Improvement——
29% May
20% Jan
F'cb
22 %
22%
common_2.50
Co_
Apr
39%
*
French Lab
Jersey Gas Co
May
105% July
35% July
31%
26%
Brook
% July
33% Jun
10%
Apr
15% July
Jan
20%
Feb
Apr
12
—
47%
22%
22%
Power
Service
24
—10
:
Refractories——7%
34
35'? V
1
49
100
Co—
33
35
10
Feb
4,128
Home
31
11%
104
45% July,
2,003
35% Mar
400
34:!4
67%
Jan
80%
53% July
2,300
%j
35%
65 % July
27
38%
267
Jun
20'%
3
Scranton-Spring
5%
63% July
23
75%
common—-_10
Public Service Electric &
Gas com
Oil
49
5
t
v
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Corp
Potomac Electric
Sun
Jun
Jan
Jan
16%
Philco
South
11
43
Va July
9%
19%
1.66%
—
Kline &
Apr
80
common—1
Inc
common
Water
1,764
20
50c
—
Smith
160
'
12%
•
9%®
Bait—
Inc
Co.
Paper
Jan
15%
10
Pennsylvania Power & Light new
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.—
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Scott
35% Mar
104%
44%
5
Co
Co
Jan
86% Mar
8%
13.50
common
Chemicals
Reading
24
545
17%
1
com—
Hudson Pulp <fc Paper—
5.12(4 series B preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
(The)
1
High
40%
;
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Low
45%
s
Motors Corp
Brothers
Madison
Range Since Jan.
High,
2
Acceptance
Martin
Shares
,_25
preferred
General
for Week'
1
Harbison Walker
49
%
_16%
_1
Jan
43%
37
United Fruit Co
Gas
Corp (Un)_
—10
U S Industries Inc
common—
1
U S Rubber (Un)—
,—5
U S Steel
Corp common
24 % Mar
32
Jun
41%
8%
_
~10c
United
18% Mar
26
48
42%
5
ll
2,000
48%
12.50
-10
38%
146(2 146%
31',2
32'%
—
25
100
Jun
a1.80
JL
Jan
24%
25
Apr
a
Sales
Range
of Prices
29% July
_1
24%
1337
.81 %
25% Mar
20%
10
Universal Cons Oil Co
—_i~__
Vanadium Corp of America (Un)
Victor Equipment Co
:
.
Apr
28%
20%
50c
—
06'% July
33
6.50
...
Jan
28
''
*
*
^
53 % May
100
500
.
13
38 % Mar
500
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—,
July
300
41
8%
8%
3
common&
Co
% Mar
33
10
(Un)_
May
41% July
37'% Mar
43% July
33 %
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_____
96 %
Feb
Jan
5
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66%
65
8Tb
Jan
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42%
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Jun
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Jun
9% Feb
9% Feb
6% Jan
18% Jun
Apr
20% Juh
28% Jun
~5
United Air Lines Inc—
United Aircraft Corp
(Un)___.—,
United' Coirp
(Un)
Oil
200
18%
25
Pacific Ry Co
Sugar
71 %
5
67 %
52%
Tri-Continental Corp (Un).———i
Warrants
1
;
Twentieth Century-Fox Film (Un)
_l
Oil
100
35
Co
44%
___10
—
96%
1
11011-voting
54% Feb
—•—_1
Union Carbide Corp (Un)
Union Electric Co (Un)
96%
Low
Dairies
100
25
_
A
Motor
67%
80%
*.
...
Ford
Foremost
300
6%
common—
13% Jan
30% Jan
32% Jan
13
500
•
Amer
39%
40% Apr
21% Feb
9% Feb
Petroleum.
Class
52% July
of
19% July
35% Jun
24'%
__
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common-
Co
100
__
2
.
Finance
67%
25
—
Inc
600
200
Jan
39
25
.
.
17%
41%
10
—
33!
City Electric
19%
__
common—*
Publishing Co
Delaware Power &
Light
Duquesiic Light
___»
Electric Storage
Battery
Jan
29% May
21% Feb
Jun
common—
Jan
100
35%
Last
Corporation
19'%
43
Transmission—
Sulphur Co (Un)___
17
Jan
July
0
37%
1
Curtis
26% July
Jun
54%
(Un)_____lJ__
22
35%
Friday
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
36 % July
47%
;
Apr
17'4
.-__25
____
Baldwin-Lima-I-Iamilton
Jun
42
Jan
100
<Un)_
Oil
50
% Jan
25%.
1,900
Transmission..
Union
43
3,900
Corp
Union
21 %
48
-
17%
34%
Jan
44
41
Buad
Jan
27%
Steel
Baltimore Transit
Jun
Til
Wood
Arundel
Atlantic
Apr
24% Mar
28 % Mar
59
(Un)__
Cuban
100
36%
44%
(Un)
Jun
41%
1
American Stores Co__
American Tel & Tel
38%
Jun
48
——-25
Tisliman Realty <te Construction Co—.1
Transamerica Corp "Ex-dist"__——2
United
35!2
27
,
Sunray Mid-Continent
Union
900
56'%
(Un)_—
N
106
July
37%
52'4
50c
Chemical Co
Studebaker Packard
Co
22
26%
2
—
Stauffer
Oil.
Preferred
1,300
43%
Inc
Tidewater
1,400
58T»
(Indiana)—
Co
1.35
20% Jun
40% Jun
44'%
California
36
100
Par
Alan
Apr
25% May
29% Jan
36%
5
(Un)
Inc
200
1,000
25%
__
1
Oil
(Ohio)
Stanley Warner corp
Textron
38
42 %
37%
*
of
950
22
-__10
Jan
55%
Jun
23%
00
.
79%
21%
41'%
22%
900
_15
(Un)
Statham0 Instruments
Thrift-mart
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21 %
41%
1
Service
Standard
Texas Gulf
86%
37%
21%
—25
com
13%
35%
Sale Price
50% July
109% July-
Feb
48 %
—5
Public
67
common—25
Co
Jun
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
39'% Mar
Jail
900
86%
—
..
A____
—
__25c
STOCKS
11% July
79% July
28% Jun
31%
1,000
1
(Un)
Inc
700
200
Jan
Mar
4,200
_3
.
class
Raflhvay Co
Gas
4,200
50%
July
8%
67
1.30
_20c
_
.
Warrants
(U11)
Standard Brands Inc
Texaco,
30%
(Un)—_______—2.50
Sperry-Rand Corp
Texas
200
25%
pfd——_——————25
Gas
28'4
8,400
54%
—._1
Southern Pacific Co
Tennessee
21
11 %
79%
1.25
c
—
Telautograph
51% Jun
100
•
23%
—•—-1
Southern Calif Gas Co
pfd series A
6%
preferred
Southern Cal Petroleum
Co
1.100
21
52%
______lo
Inc_____
conv
&
57
30% July73% Apr
29%
-20
preferred
Sunset
Feb
—
4.48%
Swift
19%
24%
1
•'
—
4.32%
Oil
2,400
50
—
Standard
70'a July
1.25
Co—
Smith-Corona-Marcliant Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co (U11)—
Standard Oil
30%
108'% 109%
30%
109%
American Shares)-.——_—_—
Sinclair Oil Corp
(Un)
____15
Standard Oil
Feb
10%
Simca
Southwestern
43%
K
77%
.
(Un)——1.40
Corp—.
Southern
Apr
800
21
50c
<—
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Co
July
48
69%
56
56
,—10
Shell Transport & Trade Co Ltd
Southern
66
27
1
(Un)——
Calif
Jan
39% Jun
30
-5
_____
Southern
59
09
1
Seaboard Finance Co__
Sears Roebuck & Co———
Servel Inc (Un)_
Siegler
100
41;
69
.
Jun
300
41
10
Water
66
41%
—1
Ry
475s
8%
34%
1
Wilson & Co Inc
(Un)
Yellow Cab Co common
Preferred
Zenith Radio
Corp (Un)
High
Jun
100
9%
40%
24% Jan
;—5
;
Inc
Western
36% May
52% Mar
86% Mar
—5
Shasta
Feb
100
1,400
47
Lines
Low
42 %
37%
40
Union.
Telegraph (Un)_„ -2.50
Westingliouse Air Brake (Un)
10
Westinghou.se Elec Ccrp (Un)
12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Jun
62%
Air
Range Sipec Jan. 1
300
22
(Un),—5
(Un)
_4
Co
Shares
High
9%
Insurance
Coal
for WeCk
44%. 44%
111
Western Dept Stores
Mar
31%
,
Serv.cmechanLsnis
May
10%
02%
Co______
Co
45
31
46%
Regis Paper Co
(Un);
San Diego Gas & Elcc common—
Corp
36% Jun
29%
•
Paper
"
29%
(Un).
Scott
Jan
46%
Safeway Stores Inc—__j__—__1.GG%
Sobering
20%
3
Co
Industries
Apr
Life1
Kentucky
Western
Apr
45
Feb
Coast
West
Jun
35%
'
——5
(Un)
St Joseph Lead (Un)
Sfc Louis-San Francisco
179%
15% Apr
26% Jan
5% Jan
6,000
40%
Jan
23% Jan
1,500
9%
Feb
Jan
36%
2,900
West
Low
Water
Power—
Petroleum pfd
(Un)
Westates
5% Apr
19 %
149
400
19%
Washington
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
89%
Jan
13% Jun
1,500
44%
38%
,—
Schenley
28%
19
9%
Corp———___—
preferred
740
40%
——
5%
900
—*
Manufacturing
Ranch
14%
1
Rockwell-Standard Corp (Un).
5
Rohr Aircraft
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)—20 g
Ryan Aeronautical Co new com__.
*
St
2%
28
12.50
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
Inc.——2.50
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)_
1
Reynolds Tobacco common (Un)
10
Rice
500
33 %C
Corp of America (Un)
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)__.—
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
..
Republic Steel Corp (Un)__.
Rheem
3%
30%
Radio
Richfield
84%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
99% Mar
94% Mar
Jun
10
Friday
STOCKS
55%
Jun
43%
_*_33VaC
(Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas
06
85
19%
Co
common
Jun
85
28%
(Un)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
Oil
47"a
60
174% 175%
•
50
(Un)__
Petroleum Co—
Inc
88%
14%
175
Corp
Procter A- Gamble
14%
10
High
91% July
3%
100
.__
—
Pure
.10
__
^.1
Pan American World Airways
Parke Davis & Co (Un)
Pullman
1,500
91%
Development—33 %c
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)—
Pepsi-Cola (Un)—
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers—
Pfizer (Chas)
Co Inc (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)_—
Phillips
51%
"
Pacific
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
50%
88%
*
"
High
'91%
——"
Pacific
Philco
51%
*
—
—
Shares
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Low
*
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
' Sa Ie Price
*
RANGE
Week's
7
8n.'t
16%
'
,—
__
10
35%
96%
Jun
May
1.00
Jun
Jan
38 %
Jun
7 %
Jun
•
300
5
Jan
8!b
25
7
Jan
10% Mar
16!b
23!a
39
13%
Jail
22%
—
12.50
7
86
Jan
335
16
Jun
19% Apr
23% July
-33%
35%
411
32
Jan
38% Mar
94%
98%
685
70 %
Feb-
98!
July
a
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Prices Shown Arc Expressed in
NOTE:
Friday
Last
Par
Abltibi Power &
Paper1 common
4 % c/o
preferred
common
*
Friday
Last
Sale Price
44.
4
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
4%%
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan.1
High
Low
38%
39
4,741
23%
225
23
Feb
34 "4
May
High
40
Feb
24
11
11
Apr
100
10%
Jun
11
% Mar
18%
200
12%
Jan
40
18% July
42
23,775
35%
Jan
———
of
Canada
preferred
4'jo
*
pfd_—25
——
50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred——50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
50
Argus Corp Ltd common—r___
•
$2.40 preferred
._——50
$2.50 preferred
i
50
Asbestos Corp
1
—•
-
17 "a
41-
Co
42
July
Atlas
Steels
Ltd
Bailey Selburn 5%
5%%
preferred
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since
~
'
23%
"
*
page
10
Canadian Dollars
Week's
Low
38'
25
*
Algoma Steel
see
JULY
par
Sale Price
footnotes
ENDED
.stocks'
Holiday last week, this tabulation is for an
odd period.
(Friday, July 3, to Friday, July 10,
inclusive.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
WEEK
Exchange
Due to the
STOCKS
For
FOR
Bow
35%.
—.
45%
Banque Canadian National
—25
—.25
__10
34%.36%
21%
21%
45 -45%
52
52
.40
40
40%
41
38
41
—
85
85
Jan. 1
Low
48.033
26 %
May
550
20%
Jan
42%
Jan
4,835
50
125,
2,357
High
36% July
22
45%
1
Feb
Feb
51% May
53
Feb
40
May
43
Jan
Jan
42
Mar
.32'/4
225
71
85%
Feb
47%
47
47%
290
46
Jan
48
Jan
30%
28%
30%
5,425
27
May
36
Feb
28
2,361
24%
__
—•
preferred
_—;
High
26
—
—
57%
20
a20
57
Jan
Jun
29'%
Feb
20
100
20
July
24%
Jan
a20-
100
20
Jun
24
Feb
3,750
54
Apr
63% Mar
57%
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 13, 1959'
CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK
RANGE TOR
Last
Range
Bank
of
Low
02 3, s
59
62%
r3.70
——,——
3.35
3.70
58,404
Apr
05% May
33
Mar
Bank of Nova Scotia-—
Zl'o
78
77%
78 %
i .330
-10
39%
38 %
39%
931
47
47
75
45
30%
32%
580
27
.25
42 7ii
42%
"43
23,085
.50
45%
(Canada)_;
Bathurst Power & Paper class A~—
Class ' B
Bell
Telephone
Bowater
,
.
Ccrp 5% preferred
preferred--.—
5%%
185
48%
100
7
7
7 Vu
3,401
0
48
50
47
5 Va
—X—--—— -100
preferred
4preferred
5% preferred
4 V4 ';c
preferred
5^2% preferred —;
—
-
British Columbia
Canada
—
Canada
Canada
5%
Canadian
49
315
45
Mar
49
July
91%
94%
1,315
34
33'A
34%
2,202
31%
Jun
37
27%
27%
479
26%
Jan
28%
32
,——26
•
49%
50
51
10
a
67
Jun
76
Jan
25'A
49%
12'A
730
40
384
11
49'A
Mar
12%
Jan
a
13
South;,
Jun
04
03
04
2,582
54
Jan
39%
38%
40%
8,324
35%:
Jan
42% May
Southern
38%
40
175
35%
Jan
42'A
Standard
•
10%
15
•
100
,
common...
series
23%
25
1,030
210
90
35
23
Canadian
Canadian
Converters class A pfd..__20
Cottons 6?c
pfd
20
Canadian
11%.
Husky...—1
Hydrocarbons
*
Jan
32'A
8%
Jan
10%
a4.00
20
10%
890
33%
125
10%
10%
12%
1G%
17%
a75
a75
15
Webb &
Mar
14'A
Jun
"A"
Jan
Feb
12
20
Feb
74%>
Apr
80
Jan
Jun
24
—*
■
Canadian International Power
•
47'A
30
—
a82
a82
29%
13%
13 %4
IS1?)!
510
•
West-Nat Gas 5l%%
20
19
20
095
11% Mar
18'A Mar
20
20
200
20
20
14%
15%
045
12'/s
•
18
45%
895
Jun
82
15
May
27% Jun
8,120
May
814
9
240
8
May
13
13%
2,325
11
iJan
19%
20%
5,338
19%
Apr
2.50
2.55
1,000
2.25
Jan
33%
33%
175
32'A July
Crown Zellerbach class A—
July
100%
Jan
35
75'A
Jan
88%
Jun
7.85
Jun
11%
Jan
2,483
1,475
V
-
-v
55(j
7.000
10'A May
19
4)9%
14%
1.99d
30
31
II,020
V)0
Jan
98
610
-
May
35
Jun
Jan
Jan
530
40
Jan
43
40-.
40
40
45
Jan
522'i
36
•39
5,255
32 %
Jan
39
'74
85
05
Jan
31
40'%-
46
.?•'
40%
.
*
"
Feb
May
,
30'A
Jun
56
Jan
1-t
10,155
10
Feb
10.140
08%
Jan
90% July
31
3.340
23 %
Jan
35% Jun
22
hi-
30%
V2%-
,72%
•
■"""7.4% July
74
350
04
Jan
75
Mar
04
905
51
Mai-
64
July
2o'/«
2a'u
7:573
25
Mar
31
4.20
4.30
12%
.
03%
04
.
.
,11%;
37
35%
"42
....——■
Jan
33
Mar
Feb
2,250
3.50
42 %
41
al9:i
10%
850
34'%
al9:!
i
90
i
42
105
105
20
57 0
:
•
Mar
27%
.
Jun
4.-10
Apr
44%
Apr
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
44
Anr
Feb
34%
025
•2
29%
'Z 35t^-.35%
42
Feb
13
Jan
15
Jan
3.70
July
.
CAO
3.75
,
.
4.20
3,100
.
200
2.915
12
,
-
July
90vi
aOO a6-9
84'
'
-
16% Mar
12% May
29%
Jan
Feb
Anr
V7V-j Jan
19% Mar
15% July
98%
40%
:
%
......100—
105
107
Feb
40% May
35% May
Canadian Stock Exchange
19
450
18% July
21
Feb
al8%
18%
25
18'A Jan
20%
Fob
23
a
23
485
<
for Wrcek
Shares
Low-
Rir
Feb
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
1.00
Jan
Abitca Lumber & Timber
40c
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
37% Jan
6'A Jan
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Arcan Corp Ltd_
-*
Belding-Corticdlli Ltd common—
•
7 7c
preferred f——^——————100
24% Mar
Jan
21
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Feb
4.10
odd period.
an
Sales
Week's
Friday,
STOCKS
Mar
14
•
is for
(Friday, July 3, to Friday,-July 10, inclusive.)
'
Jan
15'A
22%
in Canadian Dollars:
Shown Are Expressed
Prices
Due to the Holiday last week, this tabulation
NOTE:
35% Mar
18%;
•
;
13%
94
21
10%
—1
—*
common..
May-
16'A Mar
Jan
1
B
Limited
Zellers
Jan
23%
•
;
Va Mar
10
8.10
—•
...
May
31% Mar
8%
•
-•
A—
9
.6% May
205
-13 %
•
preferred
82
.
•
Glass
30,353
85%""
*
30% May
27%: Jan
2,772 '
20-,«
•
-————
class
2,480
29
28
--
,
•
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Textile
Consumers
m
pfd—20
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Coghlln (B J)
"s
•
41% May
.
15'A May
25
Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian Vickers
Class
4G%
29
;—100
Canadian
Corbys
18%.
45%
—
29
•
Canadian Pacific Railway
Feb
Jan
18%
—50
preferred
Canadian
18%
10
Preferred
Canadian Oil Companies common
AVe,
--
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
7%
■
Preferred
22%
38
87 %
30%
P,
jun
10
.34
-1
1—•
10
warrants...——
f'lnit;
% July
Jan
Apr
180
14%
s
Weston (Geo)
Jun
I.754
18%*
14%
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
class A
Jun
36
14%
43%
;;90
11
■
74
—
Feb
Jun
9.934
1
30%
Feb
7
13
io
7.95
*
69% Mar
414
20-
.
:
39%
Worts
•
40
.
86%
*
18
15
25
39
Oils
Steel Corp
Walker Geoderham
Jun
Jan
700
42
87
Pipeline.——-—---—*
United
Jan
10
525
823
Canada
Jan
25
3,234
•
Jan
3.75
3.00 Mar
9%
11%
17%
Triad
13% July
1G%
--——
Apr
29%
88
—*
Trans
4,570
13 %
32%
Canadian Industries common—
Jan
Feb
7.95
■
-50
of Canada
Mar
23'A
85
.10%.
Power—
90
'
30
33%
—
Steinbergs class A..
Texaco Canada Ltd—;
Toronto-Dominion
Bank
380
31%:
Canada
Steel Co
.
50% Jan
t.a90
Structural Steel.
Feb
8.25 July
Jun
—
25'A
Jun
75
18'A
a4.00
—
10%
Apr
Jun
July
17
Apr
4.85
22%: Jun
5,480
12%
Fairbanks Morse common—•
•
22%
31%
.31'A
12%
Chemical
Cellulose
0,000
8.25
22 %
90 1
•
—
17
7.00
22%
8.25
•
11%
-•
pfd_:—......
Co
38%
41%
lp %
——
m
•
....
4%%
B
2 455
.1'..
Simpsons
—25
—
05.
preferred
Series
Jun
440..
.10
Shawinigau Water & Power common..•
Series A 4%
pfd..————~—50
May
Jun
59%
—100
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common -i.-—*
Jan
Jun
Jan
4%
class A*.
Cement
43
35%
61%
10-?.;
100
•
Feb
185
10
*
(Canada) common.
Lawrence
5%
Feb
25
V)
St Lawrence Corp common——
Jan
37%.Mar
Jun
(A
5%% preferred
Mar
10
71
48%
12'%
a
30%
1.305
a21% a'25%
—12.50
common
33%
08%
71
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
St
27'A
*
preferred—...
Canadian
Jan
99'A
9
94'A
common-
&
39
12%.
..
Apr
Feb
900
05
19m
*
(James)
685
88 V':
.42
—50
1
—-*
—
36%
36%
.
-86
i
87
14.% -14%
i
*
common—
Jan
1,887
33
Transport
32% July
34%
40%
•
Jan
-43
80
class A—
——*
Royal Bank.of Canada—
10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common.:.— s
32'%
10
*
Roe
375
12%
9.25 July
300
9.30
ir
Holland Paper
1,705
13%
Jan
36%
03%
44 '!'«•-
Jun
341
13 V,
Jan
18%
9.15
05
13%
42%
13
76%
Jun
..—.20c
—
47% May
14% Jan
42%
13
Apr
12%
9,140
,
Feb
100
Co
22
14'
Jun
Jun
35 V3
135
a 24
23%
30 Vs
Jan
2,087
July
28%
Jan
38
Mar
.32
4 O.j
Robertson
37
58
Feb
-
Feb
Apr
40
1,590
Jan
Jun
IS
50
540
34
40
Mar
52
Jan
Jan
981
5,205
83%
Jan
41
Jan
12%
lb
Fco
52
30%.
5%
preferred
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
r
Jan
49%.
420
9(5
'
38% May
Jan
18%
:
—•
...
Ores—
preferred
Provincial
Jan
94
52i
a
Feb
38
150
10%
40'%
•
——
4%
27
20
50'i*
14%
18
140
51
15
79
Canadian British Aluminum
Class A warrants.—
$1.75
Mar
48'A
Canada
Mar J
;un>
33%.
Price Bros & Co Ltd common—^
Julv
43
——20
—-——
Canadian Celanese
Power Corp of
Fremiti in
Iron
78
51
38
i
52
——•
Powell River Company——
Feb
13
——-—
5%
Apr
44 'A
Jan
33%
Bronze
52
Jun
20'/4 May
Jan
*
——
Jun
40
Jan
40
-*
common
Jun
75
52'
High
.
17%
1.005
a05
•
a95
18%
\
—*
49%
75
—
•
Canadian Breweries common
Preferred
Penmans
42
40
—25
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
July
common
Page-Hersey Tubes
Apr
50%
1
Steamship
July
78
A——
common
preferred
7'/»
49% Mar
37%:
Telephone——
Malting common
preferred
4Ya%
Feb
15
Foundries common
Iron
50%
42
—50
-
preferred
46% May
78
—50
—
Cement common
$1.30
Canada
Mines Ltd——
7%
.48
32%
Ogllvie Flour Mills common——
•
Ontario Steel Products common———*
Pacinc Petroleums
1
Common
warrants —v-—1-#
Low
19%
47%
Range Since Jaa. 1
High
18%
,
•
Steel
Noranda
35
25
5,251
__
Building Products
Calgary Power
50
38'%
Corp
National
Feb
Feb
42
—50
class
50
36%
Car
Feb
35
78
__50
British Columbia Forest ProductsBritish Columbia Power—
Brown Company
Bruck Mills Ltd
5 "4
LOW
-•
.100
Morgan & Co common..
'4%f«.: preferred _ —
51 %
42% May
47% Mar
3,303
50
38
British' American Oil common——
British Columbia Elecric Co—
A%
Jun
Shares
iT'.'t
44
.
Jun
5'A
£
.50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power.,.
British American Bank Note Co-
————
Jun
Jan
48
5%
1—
Mersey Paper 5%%
45%
July
Trust
79%
Apr
45
Montreal
40
•
pfd-
paper
Bo waters
May
May
39%
48'%
.50
~—-—
Eowater
'
3.70
for Week
19%
•
5
Montreal Locomotive
62% July
2.80
RaDge
of Prices
Par
High
Feb
53
13,354
Banque
Provinciale
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Montreal—————— -10
Rights
10
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
JULY
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
1.60
Feb
11
Jan
8%
Jan
10%
Apr
Mar
40
Jan
Jun
—
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion -Coal
Dominion
5 fp
Dairies
preferred
preferred
415
al8%
&
all) al8%
12
•
12
Coal.
25
Mar
92
Feb
14 %
14 %
105
14
Feb
15
May
20%
20%.
20%
2,205
•
73
09%
75%
1,935
22%
Jan
Canadian
Ingersol Rand
Feb
Canadian
Int'l
Canadian
Power
18
19%
29,305
14%
Jan
19% July
20
20%
200
19%
Jun
20%
Apr
Canadian Silk Products Corp
11%
10%
11 V«
3,435
12
Mar
Canadian
3%
15%
15
15 %
3,800
19
Feb
:•
45
45
45
007
•
20
20
27
1,890
—
(1956)
50
July
80
Jan
Crain
Jan
30
Apr
5
Jan
10
July
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
•
Dominion Oilcloth <te Linoleum Co Ltd
948
Ford
5
75%
74%
75%
1,044
25% May
50'A
Feb
75% July
14%
14%.
14%
5,520
13%
Jun
17
•
preferred
31%
30%
32
3.530
28% May
35
—10
Gatlneau Power common
0235
—
0.70
710
1,050
—•
39%
39
39%
100
101
100
101
90
1
52
52
54
Dynamics
:
Motors
1%
54%
•
17%
17%>
17%
43%
42 %4
43%
11%
*
com
11%
54%
103
Jan
63
11
54% July
19'A
Jan
Jun
35 Ys
May
9%
Feb
43'A July
11% July
9%
11%.
590
11
11
180
Feb
11'A
17%
17%
800
16
Jun
20
Apr
17
3,380
15
Jun
21
Jan
10%
15%.
14%
17
•
10 'A
1,704
13% Jun
20%
Jan
4G
42%
40
1,935
39%:
*
common—
Home Oil class A.
—
Howard Smith
Paper
$2.00 preferred
'
■
100
•
common.
—......
.50
J
Hudson Bay Mining
40%
52
02 '
Imperial Bank
71%
Rights
Imperial Investment class A
•
$1.40
preferred——:
————25
Jail
42%
51%
1,978
73%
0.00
.
0.35
10%.
10%
a23
Imperial Oil Ltd
1
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
5
6%
preferred
—:
—4.08%
Indus Acceptance Corp common
•
100
0.05
10%.
—
Warrants
40
115
%>'
Jun
64
Apr
Mar
41
a
39%
13%
13
5 7 it
5 Tit
40
38%.
23
25
Co
Minnesota
Montreal
Mussens
Newfoundland
Feb
Northern
Jun
46%
Jan
13
14%
Feb
4,907
38 'A
%
3,002
12%
Apr
»
1.200
5'A
Jan
40
7,010
14
15
825
11% May
15
Jan
45
100
43%
45'A
Jun
53%
Apr
57
a5014 a50'A
20%
19Vs
90
95%
110
110
35 %. Jun
094
97
40
Jan
49% Jan
17% Jan
10
20%
6% Mar
0,505
21%
July
>:
1st
Paton
414
3,450
28% Mar
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
5
53
52
53%
3,000
48% Mar
55
10
14%
14
'24
23%
29 %
29
•
Loeb
Acceptance class A
(M),< Ltd
—
MacMillan & Bloedel class B_
Massey-FergusoD common
4 Vs 'Jo
preferred
!
5% %
preferred
Mitchell (Robtf class A
Class
B
•
—_
—
al3% al3%
11
10%
Jan
Jan
20
27%
Jan
28% Mar
Jun
30
-
;
-
May
Mar
Feb
12 %
Feb
1,340
10
Jun
14% May
41 %
43 %
2,472
36 %2
Jan
45% July
15%
15 %4
10
22,007
10%
Jan
10%
Jun
130
130
25
Jan
149 %
Feb
100
100
16
Jun
12
1,520
,
43%
43
•
•
110%
108 110%
24
107
12%
July
10
15
14:%
15
Co——o
33%
Jan
7%
32% July
40
Jan
37% Jun
7% Feb
40
May
9
Mar
Feb
13
July
40% Jan
25% Jan
23
7%
•'
707,
11 Va
13
'••*
10
025
48%
49
01
8
28
'•".26% '20%^
100
47
15%
100
11
1,500
9
9
200
6%
a
9'«
700
9
a43
a43
4
3.00
•
com—*
—
9'
Pipe Lines Ltd common—1.25
■
Feb
May
:.AQ
Apr
3.00
47In
15%
3.00
5.1 %
Mar
47
*
3(5'A Mar
Jun
34
5.940
i
40
.
31
25
33'%
38:'u
40
Co——1
non
Jan
.15% July
4.00
3.25 May
9
Feb
Apr
July
11%
% July
Feb
Apr
V
■
cumulative partic 2nd pfd-50
Mills Ltd
Steel
a
40%
Jan
43
72
Jan
77% July
7'A July
7
Quebec Telephone Corp common—5
Warrants
5%%
'*
(Canada) Ltd—
ffidustries- -Ltd
„__2——1
Southern Canada Power G7o
pfd
Bros
—*
100
—1
Traders Finance
Corp class A
preferred
Corp Fund
-1
Jun
112%
Jun
Trans-Capada
May-
12%
Feb
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
27%
28 %.
2,939
22%
Jan
27
27
28
1,150
22%
Jan
United
40
41 %
41
41%
039
40%
Jan
Wofuvmnri
5
*
22%
.
"
38
,
12
150
11%
14
Apr
20 %
20:%
100
20 %
Jan
20%
Jun
38
1.040
22
Jan
38
Jun
'
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•_
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12%
—
•
-
G,80Q
85c
5,118
18
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102
125
'
125 125 %
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Ppn
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50
2.050
50c
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38
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38
*
38
.
•
35
Apr
Mar
131
Jan
July
TO
.
1.00
Apr
Apr
36%
Jun
44
38
July
42
Jan
20
Jan
29
May
-28
28 5 a
350
13:t4
14%
8.840
10% Mar
'A
Apr
50c
28
19
Jun
1.25, Jun
26
14
*
:—50
A
class
35
50c
'..1-14.
Mar
1.25
24%
50
38'4"
10% Jan
50-
1.15
23%*
1.25,
24%
•
Apr
12
Jan
Feb
50c
—*
t—40
-10
9
27%:
Jan
27'A
*
redeemable
•
4.50
1.220
—_6
—
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5%
650
31%
1
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Maurice Gag LieShop & Save (1957.) Ltd—
St
Tookc
*
—^—20
Reitmans
Russell
7%
30%
36ib
31%
—
preferred
11
77% n77%
:
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——-—
105
-33%
a32% a32'.'4
"
••
.
0
100
Jun
.
7'%
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15%
14% July
-
Ltd--.. —*
*
521
4.10 Mar
5
Jan
93
715
29 Vs
:
33
Apr
1C
Feb
•11% July
Feb
25
15%
Jan
Apr
18
19%
3,080
15%
Jan
19'A July
51%
51%
30
51%
Jan
:1% July
23
23%
1,800
21
Jun
23%
.
i; l
.
*»!•'.'
-Tmi
•*
Feb
Feb '*
42
Jun
Jan
80
3.50
2.50
40 %
Jun
9
28%
10
•
30%
1,035
14% May
480
3.50
B
30%
900
11%
;
•1144 Apr
240
<!
Preferred
1.278
33%
Jun
2.55
*
93
——..—*
—...
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class
*
14%
-'-24 ••'-'1,120
29%.
000
July
121''., Mar
Feb
'
33% July
32
97
Jim
32%
,
Feb
56
*
;
Corp of Canada-—
4% r'<:
cumulative 1st preferred—-50
6%
32
Jail
108
127
29
*
Power
Premier
33%
83 %a
580
AS
8% Jun
10'% Jan
1.040
31%
Jun
23 Va Jan
.
"
31
Invest
Co
May
90
Ltd-—
Manufacturing
Pembina
2.35
100
...
13aii
--——--50
Candn
'2.55
ft
31%
*
Ltd——
Industries
July
40 % July
'10%
Light & Power Co Ltd -10
Atlantic
Pacific
'
2.30 Jun
52% July
7it ' »9%
8
13
32%-
19 %
27
138
52%
•2.55
Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
Northwest
Anr
32
118_.
Canada
•26
29
—
Paper
Storage
Feb
93
M)
preferred
July
31 Vs
(John)
Ontario
&
Jan
Jan
90
19%
52'-
——————*
Corp—1
(Walter
Refrig -&
Jan
41
*19%
;140''.'« a40'ii
"
pfd_—-50
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Corp Ltd new—
MOunt Royal Dairies Ltd—
7.15 May
32
Public Service Ltd common—•
Ltd
Jan
.
1.50 Apr
.190
Jun
2.0C Jun
2-20
conm
MacLaren Power & Paper Co—
Melchers Distilleries' Ltd 6% pfd
23
Jun
33%
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I)
Lowney
12%
6.05
1,490
45
'•
Laurentide
class
47
18
Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd com cl A—•
Canadian
Apr
Jan
2.00
Jockey Club Ltd Common-—_——•
10'A May
21% Jan
1,460
'
79 'A May
631A Jan
International Nickel of Canada com..•
International Paper common
.7.50
International Petroleum Co Ltd—_—*
International Utilities
Corp—
5
Labatt
Ltd
22% July
-TO
108
Kelly Douglas class A———2——•
(Alfred) Inc class A
—1
Common
July
Jan
Jun
Ltd—
preferred—:
Moore
10
$2.25 preferred
———50
$2.75 preferred
50
Inland Cement preferred——_—
10
41
53
46% Mar
Apr
(Canada)
convertible
London
45
Jan
05c
Foundation
cumulative
Feb
40
•-Lambert
Apr
17%
•
trust
cumulative
Investment
6%
Ffeints
Jan
45
13 %
Canada Ltd..———*
Chemicals
6%
Jan
Mar
44
451
International
44
15%
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A,<%—•
Horner Ltd (Frank W'> class A
Inland
Feb
Jun
34 %
•
^—
Manufacturing Ltd
Feb
Jun
•
10
connnon__
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(R
Jan
Jan
51%
2,720
H9 lb
Fleet
46% May
37% Jan
100
5
•
....
common.
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd.
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co
Mar
8.95
Jun
6.00
1,890
preferred
General Steel Wares
22 V* Mar
—*
Fraser Cos Ltd common
Petroleum
*
.
Gas
Ltd
Apr
53
37% May
71
Consumers
8
2.10 May
Jan
May
40
Ltd—*
Co
27
150
Foundation Co of Canada
Westinghouse
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A—:—•
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd^
Jan
May
-
48
19% Jan
Jan
40
IT
Ola'Jail
1.00
Jun
48 %
Mar
July
Ltd
*
class A—*
20
10
Co
Inv
Paper
305
22%
—
•-
&
30
a74% a74 %
2S
9% Jan
14% Jun
July
41
19
*
...
July
3
Jan
35
com
":4
21'A "July
33%
45% Jun
28% Apr
10
Jamaica
Ltd
Feb
21% July
Co Ltd
Trust
Inv
Jan
29%
72'A July
27
Jan
Apr
May
51
—V
20%
21%
Class B
Ltd—
*
19
18
Canadian Dredge* & Dock Co Ltd new
Canadian General Investments Ltd—1
90%
18 'A May
Jun
66
July
2.75 Jul j)
19
Sugar Co Ltd—*
class B—2———■41
Ltd
23%
—-
;•
Renfrew
Vinegars
% July
85
21%
Voting
Canada.
51
1,135
•
Holt
Packers
11,217
.5
1134- Apr
8%
—1
Ltd.__.
Co
Canada
(G
—
Steel
Canada As Dominion
Feb
£1%.
•
General
Burlinton
12-A July
85
Enamel & Heating Prod class A
Famous Players Canadian Corp..
5%
Feb
22
25
48%:
——•
...
common.
preferred
General
Feb
85%
Match
French
May
0
Inc——:
Warrants
■
Apr
2.50 July
Blue Bonnets Raceway
23'A May
41% Jun
50
51%
preferred
Textile
Motor
Julv
18
555
-
May
o
•
Ltd
Dow Brewery
Du Pont of Canada
.
20 %
100
12'4
.5
34% Jan
24'A Feb
8% Jan
31% Mar
—-•
com
Donohue Bros Ltd
7 Vs r/v
3.585
G%
Tar & Chemical common—•
Redeemable
Dominion
Eddy
24
G >2
10
Dominion Stores
Dominion
2,838
23
(j
.35
preferred
Dominion Steel
33%
23%
••
———-——
common
—
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
1%
33
•
6%
Corsets
Dominion
32%
2
25
Dominion Bridge
13 Vs May
-
Jan
"Mar
Number 5863
Volume 190
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(189)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
S I 0 C K S
Week's
Last
Range
Ajax
Petroleums
Algom
Uranium
Voting
Aran
_50c
& Iron
Co
Ltd.
Bailey Selburn Oil
&
Belle-Chibougamau
Gas
4%c
1.500
5%c
&
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
—1
Devonian
Homestead Oils
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Explorations
6c
Carbec
Mines
Cartier
Feb
11c 12V.»p
12,500
9c
Feb
21c
Apr
8.05
8.30
700
23c
10,200
5c
54c
4%c
54c
Cassiar
Asbestos
7%c
1
20(Ac•
7%c
9,500
26%
26%
Ltd—!S
4.75
25c
600
4.00
Cadillac
1.18
16,700
100
15c
8,500
Fab Metal
40c
64c
92,650
*7,
11
11(4
300
7.00
7.60
4,800
6c
6c
1,000
4 (4c
Inc.._
Ltd
Ltd——
Goldfield
Co
—
Co
Ltd
4%c
3,000
4c
D'ufault
Tache Lake
Mines
66,400
5c
Jan
22c
6,700
May
45c
Jun
92c
lc
Jan
12c
May
7.35
—
46c
31c
Jan
i 5 (Ac
Mines
5c
20,500
5,870
14c
3,000
Jan
21c
May
18%
4c
Jan
10c
30(4 July
13J4c July
Jan
Feb
35 (4 Mar
26c
Feb
82c
.
Jun
Feb
10c
Feb
Jan
30% Mar
42c
1.685
18(4 Apr
6'Ac
2,667
29'u
350
5c
4,500
Jan
6c
20
4(4c Feb
.
7c
Jan
7'4c
500
90
%
700
1.35
4,850
99c
Jan
40c
1,750
35c
July
55c
Jan
10c
2,000
10c
Feb
24c
90 c
May
100
85c
Jan
7 (4c
Jan
22c
2,500
13c
Jan
70c
80c
17,400
58c
Mar
16c: 20 %c
'
1.38
12c
Feb
7c
5,300
Jan
1.38 July
1.85 Mar
1.75 Mar
30c
Apr
1.24
36(4c
Apr
Apr
2.50 Jan
75c
1.200
74c
6c
9,500
5 (4c
Jun
9c
Jan
4c
1.000
4c
July
9c
Jan
Jun
.
5%c
.
83c
5%c
2,000
79,400
1.85
1.80
46c
3.000
Gc
1.85
83,000
45c
Apr
27,350
9c
July
%C
78c
78c
500
15c
15c
16c
9,300
8.00
8.00
8.25
1,800
81c
5,600
75c
Jan
13c
.
lie 15
c
Jun
4c
83c
78c
13c
15 (7
72,500
1.52
May
4c
4c
5(ac
75c.
65c
80c
500
68c
Jan
45c
2,o00
42c
8c
10c
15,100
*
Warrants
Wanants
—
Argus Corp
£•>
40
Ashdown
Aubelle
class
B_
Jan
72c
Jun
13 (4c Jun
8.00
74c
Mines
Aunor
Auto
Fabric
5%
1st
5%%
44.
13
J3'8/™
Jun
18c
mc
15%c.
20 700
Feb
15c
Mar
70c
80c
26. ,00
63c
fi3c
cJim
y
1»
15c
Jun
52
521,
225
25c
US
3^0
18c
20c
4,250
14c
May
23c
4c
5c
1,400
4c
Jun
10c
1.50
Jan
8-58
96c
Jun
1-M Mar
60c
25c
50*
Jan
we
S
38
41L,
5.394
32
53
90
585
69
Jan
Feb
2508„|
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14
14,2
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—
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Mar
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85
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89%
ts
Jan
65c
«*««
5c
Banff
Oils
Bankeno
Jan
ApiJun
*
aj
SeTS
1
8^ ^
2,200
73,000
22c
800
22c
July
Jun
1.34 Mar
6 (4 c Feb
1.15
Apr
28c
Apr
1.95 May
20c
Jan
1.32
Jun
28c
Mar
12»4 Mar
1.88
Apr
July
4.15
Feb
4c
Feb
July
6 (4c
1.24
50c
2.30
47c
Bell
Bibis
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
May
9c
Mar
50c
Jan
4%%
May
4.50, Jan
4%%
6.500
6c
Jan
1,000
9c
Jan
Jun
4.60
15c
Jun
18c "Mar
7 15(4 Jan
Paper class A
Co
common
—
Corp
Mines-,--
25
——
—a
30,225
13%c
19C
211,500
60c
1
18c
63c
19%c
14,600
7%
545
48
48
48
48(4
4.J-'
270
21c
3c
3c
8c
8c
22c
3'
2
c
50
50
Products—*
Forest
Packers
9c
Jan
34c
Mar
Jan
5c
Apr
Feb
Burns
12.000
6(4c Jun
12c
Burrard
Jan
48
May
4.070
13,700
35
Jun
44%
39%
40
225
38
Jan
42
40
42%
250
40
July
43
Jun
89
89
89
40
85
Mar
91
May
47%
47%
1,010
45
2.24
Jun
3.30 Mar
Feb
Smelting—
48
Jun
50
51
885
49%
Apr
32
May
15%
16%
6,790
12%
Feb
18
Feb
18
Apr
48
i.7
17
17
1,540
36:%
38(it
4,711
42(4
42(4"
43%
760
1
<
Lake
1
—-1
1
*
Extension
*
-
class A
14% Feb
Jan
35%
40
Jan
80c
Feb
40% Mar
47% May
59c
Jan
—,
5c
51c
58c
13
13%
377
11%
4.40
55c
•
5.00
900
2.20 Jan
5.00 July
5 (4c
7,500
Jan
8%c Mar
5c
6c
2.8C
—
1-80
—
33%
—
6c
II,100
I
1,000
2.75
2.90
600
12%c
14c
20,300
1,80
1.90
10.700
7c
7c
7,000
32%
35(4
7%c
430
3,040
7c
■-*
-
Dock
Mar
51
38
1
Feb
15%
.
.-l
—
&
j
Dry
Apr
2.45
•
1
Gold
Burlington
3c
Feb
7%
38(4
_*
Products
21c
July
8.40
25
41%
A__—*.
B
Ankcrite
3,500
47
15%c Mar
2.34
25
class
—x—
Telephone
Mines
23.360
Jun
5% July
20% July
36%
—
100%
Mines
Hill
210
6.75
2.38
_50
;
Mining
Bunker
47%
7%c Jun
38%
Brunliurst
Jan
Apr
21(4
Jan
15c
Feb
49%
20%
9c
11,700
56%
May
21%
_50
class
Red
% May
47
_*
May
Building
47
120
6,800
5c
Buffalo
100
9,015
100
Buffalo
July
4,731
3.875
Mar
Jan
Mar
7 (4
5%
2.20
30c
Feb
July
79c
7.05
47
56
Jun
8%c
1
50
Jan
Mar
8%
Jan
5(4
—50
Apr
Apr
6
6.80
5 (-4c
2.60 May
29c
Mar
27 %c Mar
49c
7%c
5c
32% Mar
May
10c
5(4
__
7%
Feb
2.05 May
6%c Jun
6.80
2.20
Jan
Jun
9c
44%
26c
1.08
54c
__1
Jun
Apr
Jan
22c
7
___l
1.65
39%
90c
14 %c Mar
100
50c
Mines
27'2
1.96 Apr
7(4
7
Jan
Jan
1.53
1.32
Jun
52c
Mills
200
Jan
30
Jun
86c
Jan
25
Company—
200
Jun
25c
51c
4,000
Bruck
30
25% Mar
Mar
36c
13% May
12c
7c
Broulan
20c
Jan
Mar
Apr
21,133
56
Brown
2.22
Jun
6%
Feb
32%
116,270
56
Feb
29
18c
16c
Jun
52
64c
6%c
Feb
Brunsman
Jan
18%cl9%c
7c
—
Brunswick
May
26%
7%
Feb
16c
300
23,352
94c
2.22
1.72
,25,700
25c
Buffadison
64,650
43
36c
Apr
550
1.10
21c
July
9%c Feb
27%
95c
1.39
Mar
Jun
26%
96c
6,800
20c
July
Jan
3,000
45
Electric—
Columbia
5c
535
21c
1
Columbia Power
16c
9%
20c
___*
common^
common—
Columbia
5,000
20c
9%
43
.
1
British
10,600
19%c
1.72
preferred—
50
5(4%
pfd—%—50
preferred
5c
2.060
26%
■
5(4%
5(4% preferred
British Columbia
28c
85
32%
1
preferred
5c-
47%
_.—l
preferred
preferred
25c
47
42%
1.20
16c
2.62
Jan
May
9%c
21c
60c
1.98 Jun
26c
25c
Jan
l
—
Reef
Jun
Jan
6c
1.20
10c
.
15c
14c
1
17,000
4,830
5,900
.——50
Pioneer
Feb
76,875
—
—
1.94
30,500
1
common—.
Jun
80
8c
-1
;r
Jan
17c
50c
—
Jan
1.40
24c
^1
:
65%
7c
21c
1
141,567
Feb
3.70 July
9%
_♦
15c
25c
62% July
Apr
15c
19%c
1
*
79c
Jun
Feb
2.80
—31
>
—
:
10c
12 (4c
Jun
52%
20%c
47(4
*
68c
16%c 18' 2c
10.100
Feb
15c
8,32;)
25,901
7c
__
-
•
79c
15c
25c
4,500
62(4
1 70
59
24c
*
*
Mines—
Columbia
British
78c
_*
L-
Ltd—
British
13 '4c-
Jan
Apr
— _—
5%
17c
Feb
2.00
Apr
Preferred
British
16c
July
Feb
82c
Britalta Petroleum
British American Oil—
4(4%
Feb
3.10 May
17c
1.25
Jan
25%
Mar
Mersey
Tank
Jan
Jun
(4c May
5,925
10%
24
60c
Brazilian Traction
July
32c
1.75 Mar
1.40
Jun
Jun
63,000
Boymar Gold Mines—
4c
Feb
1.25
7.35
19%
19% July
78c
Paper
Bralorne
280
74c
preferred:
Bowater Corp
9,800
20
1.405
62(4
*
Hats
Bov.aters
8.40
21%
73c
Mines—^
Ribbon
Bridge
20
Mar
Queliec
Biltmore
Blue
25c
6,705: '7 ill(2
•»
61c
Uranium 'Mines—
1,000
.
9
3 9a jun
Fet}
I,900
———
Yukon
4.500
12 c
Feb
*>.»
2,381
Mines
Bieroft
5c
14c
4
fi
May
May
30,800
Bidcop Mines Ltd..
25c
(4 c May
—
__l
Telephone
;
Copper Corp_
25c
13%
^
Zt.\
Feb
3.15 July
30
63c
L'j
Bethlehem
19c
12c
^1QQ
a.™®
Peb
1.73
Mining
Bevcon
64c
13*4
lfl%
78%
Lumber
Belcher
Belleterre
5,000
12 (Ac
"«5»
'22J
*
63c
Beaver
13,250
21,000
3.25
5.7M
h,
1.63
Lodge
(4c
100
Apr
16c
77%
Ltd:
Duquesnc
Bcatty Bros
2j0c
18,300
21V2C
Tnn
78
Beaver
14 <-
4.55
Feb
Jun
11f."
1.63
Batlmrst Power &
Class B
Bcattie
19c
3.35
"gc
12(4c
29% Mar
__i
Exploration
Petroleums
4 (4c
4.30
nftn
19(4
1
Base Metals Mining——
Baska Uranium Mines—
Bata
7.70
—
10
—
Mines
Jan
7.25 Mar
9c
8.30
50c
—
May
1
Basco Oil & Gas
5c
3.35
Jun
Scotia!!"Ill——IIII10
Bank of Nova
Barnat
Barymin
Jun
5c
3 IS
w
1
1.01
22c
k
25
—
2,830
5.05
j
-
25
—
Montreal
1.80
4c
13 500
^
3"S
24,/o
1^q
^
,,
A_—J
class
Mines
of
Jun
22c
r\}* lV/*Gc
J
.„,r"
*
;
Jun
4.60
n;3f)2
——>|^«
1
3-^
28,4.
preferred—
4c
1.71
13c
1
& Gas class A
preferred
series
2nd
G5c
1
page
Jan
10c
2.900
Bailey Selburn Oil
3,000
21c
43
63,278
12c
1
fH
915
4,156
»
——1
Products
11,450
■
i
"C
Avffiboim.jHncS-:::::::::::::::::::i
9c
—
Tr
"I!
45%
^
common
75c
7c-
18c
.
7
i
3k ^
SSS!
75;,
^16%c
—*
„.1S
Feb
J
S%
15c
--
1
Gold.Mines,
Electric
72c
5c
8'5o 8S
1.03
———.—
Bowater
2.20
-8
75c
—-10
Aumacho River Mines
Jan
.
'•
2 80
C
63
*
,A«m.<iuc GolJ MincS_4-
64c
-
peb
3..6
1.85 May
™;f4 Tn
iSS
w
99c
"MinesAA
Atlin-Ruffner
Jun
13(4
^.55 Jun
1.05 Jun
50
Hardware
2c
.1'2(ac
2.90
99c
41%
common
nreferred
25c
5.00
>
^
Jan
kIS S^SSu::::::::::i:::-50
Asi'lncSoa
13,500
M
see
21%
-
14c
Weedon Pyrite & Copper
Corp Ltd—_1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
1
footnotes
44,641
Area\hncs°———I——AIIIIIIII—Il
10.300
1
Westville Klines Ltd
28
1
——
5c
4(4c
—1
.-
25
—:::ii
A«htUa J?!?' COmm°U
1
Ltd—
27%
Ja
Jan
20c
—
1
—*
Ltd
2.00
20c
40c
_1
Mines
11.000
50
——1
_—
3,675
2.52
S
30c
—1
—
...
1.40
2.30
^
—*
Ltd.
2.70
1.20
2.50
jan
Jan
33c
521i
4%c
4.55
02
1.02
,
^cct.MTar
2.85
5
^
Bordulac Mines
Bouzan Mines Ltd
1
,
*
-
~—Ul
Apr
1.74
1
J ay
,014, juiv
h.
Apr
9c
15(4c
70c
Ltd—l
22
70c
80c
Juu
1|/2C
27c
"
44c
A
~
32c
.—:
Corp.,
69c
A'79
44c
i
Feb
•*
.—.—•
Ltd^—
1
50c
10c 10(4c
5c
—-y
_
Jain
28c
40c
1
Ltd..—1
12/a
45(4
14,500
Ltd-———1
—
300
10c
40c
-1
Ltd
18/a
28c
51c
1
Ltd——
18
—
—
45 c
45c
—1
Ct
18(4
Rlfhlq
95
5%c
5 (he
1
Ltd.
a
81(4 Apr
21c
75c
1
_
4,000
July
Apr
21(4
3,100
21(4
af)0e
70c.
1
___
Virginia Mining Corp
Fcr
Jan
13(4 Jun
Jun
Jan
31c
10c
.%.
Mines Ltd.—
Ltd
ViolaMao
80c
35c
20c
1
..
Vanguard Explorations Ltd...
Ventures
9.25
Mar
2,000
1.15
•
.
—_2
Ltd
Trebor Mines Ltd.
United Oils ltd.—-—
Lithium
Jan
18.100
v
31 (4
88%
35c
___
Jun
10,240
d8c
ljc
45(4
Jan
4'AC
1.15
1
Ltd
Exploration
7 (4c Mar
19c
7(4c
1
—j.—
Mines
Mines
Titan Petroleum
Jan
Mar
60c
21
-
Mines Ltd—_ :—1
j
Mines
Mines
32
50c
•
Standard Gold
Valor
Jan
47c 48' Ac
5c
Steep Rock Iron Mtifes Ltd.—————lr
Tib
Jan
1.10
6(Ac
(4 c
;
Apr
11c
10c
2.90
==
1
Auto
-90c
St "iLawrence River Mines
Tazin
9(4c
29'2
50c
Mines.
Sherntt-Gordo 11
South
Jun
July
412C
47c
—1
Rexspar Uran .& Metals Min
">
4c
..'14'4
21(4
1
—-
:
Gold
Apr
52c
14c
Minerals Ltd
.(
Mines
Uranium
Crest
22c
200
31(4
-
Jan
6(4c
10c
2.70
ioc
8'A July
-20C
Corp—
Development Ltd
Rights
Radiore
Red
Jan
5,630
200
1
1
t—1
Jan
II,500
4(2c
4 (Ac
—•—
Gold
Mar
1.96
10(4c
—
52 c
a
7,500
1
—L
Ltd.
Copper- Corp
Queenstdn
Jan
Mar
4 (Ac
8.20
.
Feb
20
——1
Anacon Lead Mines
10(4c Mar
3112
9'Ac
88»
103A
385
Jun
*
m-cferred
2.50 Mar
July
24(4 May
3,300
—
Lithium
Oil
8c
8.20
5
900
20(4
-
American Ledue
Apr
17c
12c
II,000
—.
Corp_»
(Chib
Quebec
14,000
13,500
1514
5
—
—
Quebec
1.07
17c
4 Te¬
Cobalt & Exploration Ltd_—.1
Quebec
-
Jan
8 %c
8'Ac
6
10%
20
24c
2.70
♦
"
la (4
10%
10c
1
Jan
11c
July
Gc
2.300
8.20
Uranium Mines Ltd- —1"
PorJage Island
1.71
16 %e
•"
50c
—
.
20(4
16(« July
27
1
-—-
Gold. Mining
1.88
I,000
12c
Ltd_l
Ltd—
Oil &
Ltd
Mining
Mar
4c
1
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
Paudash Lake
600
c
2
a52c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd.—,
1
Gpemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_I
Quebec
1.60
9 1
18c
Rare Metals Ltd
Ltd
1.90
9 (Ac
31c
Ltd—
Oils
Warrants
May
49c
Mines Ltd
New West Amulet Mines Ltd—.
Pitt
4c
15c
Vinray
Pcunbec
2,000
Jun
8c
Feb
31c
Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
<1945)
Jun
6c
1
Oils Ltd-
New Spring Coulee
Okalta
5c
6c
:_1
Explorations
Coal
Obalski
34,500
23c
Bank
Mines
Ltd——
North American
8c
8c
—
Nocana Minos
Mar
7(4c
1G1 i»C
24
Pete.——10c
American Nepheline
50c
Feb
21c
46c
Ltd.:
Formaque Mines Ltd -',
New
22c
Jan
1.60
—
New
Jan
6c
9%c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd——
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd——
1
Montgary Explorations Ltd—1
Mylaniaque
12c
1,000
11
Corp——1—1
Mid-Cbibougamau Mines
Ndw
16,500
8c
1
Merrill.-Island Mining Ltd...
New Pacific
16c
1,000
-
Jun
1
4j/,r'
Mar
8,700
1
Mines
Exploration
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Naw
12c
.i
———
Zinc
Mines
Jan
allc-
31(2
May
23 V*
Mar
7c
1.88
1
Lingside Copper Mining. Co Ltd
Mogador
99c
6,500
16 («
1
„
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
Louvieourt
July
10c
6c
Ceramic Mining Ltd—.1
&
30e
L.
Ltd— .J— -—li_.
Mill
1.600
6c
Copper Corp Ltd———*
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd——_5
Labrador
53c
14 Li
13c
34 ^2
380
—1
——
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth-
9 (4c Jan
Jun
a8c
Ltd———————1
(19451
&
„
I'h
Jun
1'ic
alio
Haitian
Mines
Jan
9.600
6c
15 %
d—1
Golden .Manitou Mines Ltd—.—
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals
Ltd
Kontifci. Lead
Feb
9.15
8c
GaspeOfi Ventures Ltd-——1—.
-1
Yeilowknife Gold Mines Ltd...1
Golden- Age Mines Ltd.:.—!.
—:—*
Iso
12
14c
14c
Giant
International
Jan
Jun
22c
1
—:—-1
.————,
Minerals
Mines
65c
9.75
9 (2c
9%c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd——1
Futurity Oils Ltd.
*
Gunnar
May
6.10
78.411
39
24
3.co
1
Ltd
Mines'
Apr
Jan
*
*
Trunk
High
45c
S:::—::==
Jun
14c
29c
50e
Falconforidge Nickel Mines Ltd.——*
Fano
Mining.& Exploi;atie» Iuc
1
Fatima Mining Co
Ltd————1
Fontana.
18c
21c
27c
Jan
40c
Low
38
AI5rSr'riUom'°OD~ —s
S
S"
Jan
Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23(4
'Zc2X^=r-l
Jan
1.85
Apr
21c
1
Ltd
Mines
6.05
Jan
8c
Gas
Jun
10c
13c 4 Feb
10 (4 c
Alberta
10% Mar
Jufv\
3c
common—
—
Shares
1.40
Voting trust
Jun
8-'(4
44c
Warrants
Jan
7c
Sugar
_
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers common
Jun
34
July
Minos
1,.
41c
Jan
3,000
6,120
25c
———
Jan
Jan
7.05
Consolidated Denison Mines
Ltttr——1
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltcli
,_l
Consol Quebec Yelkroknife
Mines Ltd_l
Copper Rand & Chib Mines Ltd..
1
<te
5(4
a8c
11
Ltd————
Empire Oil
July
May
7.05 July
A
Low
38%^
25
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines Ltd
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yeilowknife Gold—
Mai
4c
1.25
'—1
for Week
23(4
*
common
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jan
15c
42c
26 % July.
13c
-
42c
—
Ltd
GOc
Jan
22c
Ltd—--:
Ltd
Mines
May
—1
Paper
Acadia Uranium Mines
Acme Gas &-Oil^^—'
Feb
Apr
a8c
14c
Mines
10c
85c
6 (2c
-
Class
1.30 Mar
Feb
Gc
\>'
Mines Ltd
——1
Cleveland Copper
Corp.———_^.l
Consol Bi-Ore Mines
Mines
Apr
Ltd—
&
—
Mar
26c
100
4.85
10c
1.18
1.20
Chrpman Lake
Dolsah
7.05
Feb
13c
I,700
—
...
Elder
15,000
8
Power
Pieferred
Acadia Atlantic
5%c Jun
2.800
7.05
Abitibi
84c
10%c
100
4c' 4%c
20%
26c
Jan
Jan
Jan
25 %c
2,000
25c
26c
Corp Ltd—
Central
500
7c
Mines
10%
5 %c May
41c
July
209.809
.
20 %c
—1
odd period.
Sales
Range
of Prices
."
Far
33c
4%c Feb
—42c
3,000
41c
47c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jun
40%c Jim
27.000
7c
41c
4%c
58,000
55c—
39c
1
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd
1
Chibougamau Jaculct Ltd..-——175c
Consolidated
5c
6%c
..
Ltd——10c
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Central .Manitoba
103,700
.
50c
C
47c
Ltd-
STOCKS
Jim
7.95
19c
1,500
58c
55c
4'Ac
5c
i
an
.
20c
G
.
Abacus
8.30
—3
Exploration
Friday
Jun
85c
Ltd——
Qudbec
Holiday last week, this tabulation is for
(Friday, July 3, to Friday, July 10, inclusive.)
Mar
10c
Jun
11c
Canuba Mines Ltd--—;
Due to the
Feb
Jan
.
Canorama
6c
Apr
—1
Petroleums
NOTE:
Jan
July
4c
1
----
Jan
Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
16% Mar
21
4c
*
I
.—
4c
4,000
90c
July
35c
1
Gas
78c
5.000
Campbell Chibougamau, Mines Ltd—..1
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd— -
Canadian
July
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd—
Canadian
Feb
20
500
19,918
Ltd class A_1
Ltd.—;
Bonnyville Oil & Refilling
Corp—*
Eornite Copper Corp—.
Burnt Hill
Tungsten Mines Ltd—-
Common
14
9,000
9c
1
Mines
1,200
21
9c
Batemaii Bay Mining Co
1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines
Ltd—1
Bcllechas.se Mining Corp Ltd
1
Oil
10 (4
36c 39 %c
—*
Barvallee Mines Ltd—
Toronto Stock
36% c
—1
Baker Talc Ltd
Cadamet
15%
%
1
Ltd—
Metal Mines Ltd—
Blue water
78c
4%c
16
1
JO
High
78c
Ltd
Sulphur
Low
20
1
i.
Augustus Exploration
Aull
78c
1
Ltd
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5c
Mines. Ltd—.
Mines
Mines
1
Certificates—.
Trust
Ameranium
Atlas
Ltd
Shares
Low
Stocks—
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Mining: and Oil
FOR WEEK
Sales
2234
19%
24
4,800
*
12(4
12 %
12%
760
*
7
7
7
10
5o
Jun
6c
Apr
2.75
July
May
lie
1.30
6%c
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
9c
Jan
3.70
Feb
22c
Jan
2.55 May
9c
Jan
Jan
32% July
7c
May
16% Jan
39
12(4
14% Mar
Jun
0% Mar
lie
24
8
Feb
July
Jan
41
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
42
.
.
.
Monday, July 13, 195,9
(190)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Cable
Mines
Petroleum
Cadamct
Calalta
-1
*
—25c
Oils
Mines
—
—
—
Calgary & Edmonton
5%
Calvan
Con sol
Oil-—
—i
—
Canada
Stone
Cut
Crushed
P'oils
Canada
Canada Iron Foundries common
4% %
Canada Malting
Preferred
—_——
Canada Oil Lands
•—
Warrants
70c
74c
05c
Jun
24%
Jun
35
Jan
78% Jan
100
Apr
.102
1
Alines Ltd"1
Consolidated Sannonn Mines
1
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
*
Consolidated West Petroleum ——
IIlO
Consumers Gas Co common
15,250
1,325
«J4
755
102
102
10
3.75
300
55c
60c
13,320
7.00
7.70
7,647
200
100
4.15
Apr
55c
.100
104
.100
Jan
12% May
Mar
preferred
Class, B
Apr
Apr
10% Mar
74c
Apr
6.95
10
Feb
1.27
Jan
3.75
Jun
46c
—.—
Exploration
-——
Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
—,—-—
Copner-Man Mines
Convest
11
11%
33
34 %
3,286
27%
124
17%
17%
250
12 %
Jan
23%
Apr
24%
100
22 %
Apr
29
Jun
Cosmos
32
33%
1,870
30 %>
Jun
37%
Jan
Coulee
96
96
160
91
Apr
100%
Feb
Cournor
67—Jun
76%
Feb
Gowlchan
25
26
G774 —68
25%
25%
2,005
1.46
1.48
67c
720
37
28%
3.050
55c
Jun
Jan
1-48
25
Jan
Apr
Craig
Zinc
Mining
—
Copper——
Grain
Aliiies
Craigmont
Feb
Oil
warrants
Canada
of
90%
9074
55
91
Jun
Crown
75c
88c
1.25 May
Crown
4.15
4.45
5,600
3,305
49
40
100
12%
12%
12%.
I,855
11% Jan
13%
8%c
13%
13%
4,650
13%
Jun
15% Mar
Daering
8%c
9%c
7c
Jaii
13c
Daragon Mines
64%
Canadian Breweries common
—*
39%
Canadian British Aluminium com—10%
Class A warrants....™..
—
8.30
62%
64 %
54
Jan
65%
Jun
Decotirsey Brewis Mining
38%
40 74
7,500
5,473
9,077
35%
Jan
42%
Jun
11
Apr
17
Mines?————1
Deldona Gold Mines——_——•——1
Delnite Mines
:—...———
1
Devon Palmar Oils—-20c
.
Minerals-,
Canadian Astoria
Bank
Canadian
Class
of
Canadian Cclane.se common
preferred.™.™.-™
$1% preferred
$1
;
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'
10,900
7.75
5,560
18% May
29
31
31
140
Jan
33
13 %
II,080
8%
Jan
13% July
1.20
5,600
1.08
Jun
7%
8%
20,540
4.55
Jan
21%
21
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Ice Machine
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Jun
Apr
Dominion
July
21% July
Dominion
40c
9,587
May
75c
Canadian Malavtic
2.18
2.35
32%
55
Canadian Gil
Cos
preferred
5%
-
Salt
Canadian
11%
12%
11%
16%
17%
Class
5%%
Jun
16c
July
40c
37c
Jun
*
29%
100
class
_*■
A
—-
4%
....
19%
___*
Met
Explorations.'.
,
.
Gold
Corp Ltd™—
Athabaska
Cayzor
Central Del
Rio
Central
Gold
Pat
Central
Charter
Oil
Cheskirk
Chiboug
Mar
55c
May
15c
8,000
78c
14%c
1.40
Jaeulot
■
Mines—
4.75 Mar
1.00
5c
,
42c
Jun
Jun
53C
48c
Jun
48c
55c
19,400
22c
21c
23c
15,100
92c
95c
2,600
72c
1
—
55e
59c
83
50c
2.60
G6%
2.95
555
3.50
3.50
600
2.25 May
3.70
3.90
7.050
2.80 May
Mines
.
Chrysler
Circle
!
Smelting
—
•
25
—
Cockshutt
Willaus
Farm
_1
_
Equipment
1:
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Gold
Coldstream
Combined
Metals
Conduits
12"?it
13%
1~
Sic
53c
—
26c
Oil
Beta
_1
Mines
Central
Cadillac—
Apr
Gold
75c
Jan
35c
Apr
225
6%c Jan
8% Apr
98,197
2.85
33,670
1.55 Mar
4.00
11.255.
3.65
Consolidated Golden
Arrow —
Consolidated
Howey Gold—
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Marcus
Consolidated Mic
Gold
Mac
Oils
Ltd
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Mogul
i
Consolidated Morrison
.
Explor
Consolidated Mosher
—•
*
—1
1
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2
•
__
For footnotes
see
page
44.
380
31c
10.000
26c
Jun
80c
3,658
57c
Jan
3.50
Jan
Mar
1.05
4.50 Jan
Jun
5.25
Feb
Apr
22%
Feb
30c
288,950
18c
Jan
1.05
14,640
63c
Feb
1.20
20e
Jun
36c
5c
July
1
5%c
1
14%c
9c
24c
6,716
5c
6c
8,534
25c
25c
2,400
22c
4%c
5%c
14%c 14Vac
9c
10c
24%'C Jun
5,000
4%c
1,500
13 %c
7,500
Jan
9c
Jun
Jun
Jan
2.55 Mar
44c
July
Jun
Mar
50c
Feb
Alay
14c
Jan
-
Jan
45c
Jan
Jun
20c
July
32
Mar
8%c
24% Alay
21% Julv
25
: 17
;
G7c
Feb
50c
Jun
1.12
Jan
42'%
Jim
25
27%
Jan
,
11
100
1.20
18,625
76%
71%
77
4,742
177
177
177
235
108%
Jan
.*
14%
14
14%
5,090
13 %
Jun
20c
7%e
6c
8c
6,270
6c
—•
—•
100
32
31%
32
663
2.34
2.26
2.35
20,905
80
80
80
30
——•
39%
39
39%
2,050
——
:
class A
Mines
467a Alay
100
Jan
105
Jan
17
Jan
7
Jan
17
.
Apr
Jan
56%
4,513
4374 Mar
567b July
1.05
1.25
3,660
35%
35%
25
18
18%
1,507
2,000
1.25
35%.
18
12 %c 12 %c
lio"
1.10
22c
23c
8.05
8.00
8.15
2,533
2SC
31c
12,100
9%C
9%C
548
30c
1.20
4,400
3,638
1.05
Feb
36
10%
Jan
1974
Jun
20c
Mar
1.00
Alay
Jan
9c
6.25 Alar
Feb
14c
Mar
24c
Jun
40c
Jan
23c
5,050
14c
44.000
10c
Jun
32c
18,200
30c
Jun
2.20
2.25
112
6%
7
775
1.70
May
Jun
6
7.00
7.95
200
15c
15c
17c
12,725
1.26
1.26
1.40
7,525
_•
43^7
42%
43%
8,594
—*
29%
27 tb
29%
200
July
7.25
15c
Jun
Class
West
Class
30%
Apr •
Voting trust
1,475
5%
5,800
5
2.50
2.90
1,840
2.60
2.80
895
13%
13
14%
7,620
5%
275
5%
Jun
4.50
4.75
655
4.00
Jun
Greening
—
—
—
—
Wire
—
Jan
2.50
Jun
3.35
Jan
2.30
Jun
3.30
Jail
July
21'4
Jail
13
87b
8%
87a
800
8%
July
11%
11%
11%
2,083
97b
Feb
11%
11%
6% May
5.50
9
Feb
Jun
1274
12
Apr
Apr
—
*
3,227
974
Jan
4.65
4.70
1.520
3.90
Apr
5.00
Apr
5.50
1,100
4.50
Apr
6.25
Apr
4.25
4.70
4.50
300
4.05
Feb
5.00 Jun
3%c
Apr
20c
12
Jan
137b Mar
Alar
•
Alines
k
3%»c
3%c
4%c
82,000
12%
12%
12%
1,475
9c
2.60
2.60
2.60
5C0
1
—
Alines
Lead
6%
.*
Freehold
Gridoil
Apr
9.50 Mar
Alay
5.50
:
warrants
Greyhawk Uranium
Gulf
9.65
5%
warrants
Greyhound Lines
Gulch
8.25
11%
*
*,
Saddlery new common-
Greater Winnipeg Gas_.
Feb
Alar
43% July
Jan
57a
*
—
38c
23%
9.65
A—-—
B
West
Great
—1
Develop
Coal class
774 Alar
9.00
35 7'i Alay
5%
.1
Jun
2.30
2.25 Mar
2.80
—
common-
warranls
B
Great Plains
Great
Gas
467be Feb
Jun
1.21
2.80
_!
Northern
May
8.60 Alay
Jan
——1
Warrants
Great
31c
18c
30c
common
1.55Alar
97be July
11c
7.00
May
59c
Jun
29c
20 %C
'
1.25 July
31
12 7be July
13c
—
Power
July
30c
5
•
Paper
107b Jun
50%
_1
Mines
247b Alar
55
3,762
21c
Alining
Mines
Apr
Mar
109
03%
1
1
104
22%
20%.
—1
—
—
Grandroy
Lakes
Jan
Jun
1
Mines
Uranium
Jun
37%
51% July
1
Eagle Gold
Jun
85
145
—*
__..l
Miues
Feb
Alar
35
Jail
10
135
Jun
Mar
11 %c
75
275
9
July
17
2.74
4,163
•
77187
Jan
1.80
106
101
May
1.50 Apr
52
——1
—
28 % Alay
Jun
11
10%
1
Prospecting——
Mine
X.
July
-
51%
•
*
•
common
Ltd
Jan
29
;
52
Drilling class A.50c
Wares
50
Feb
51
19%
1%
—
Jan
19%
8%
•
———
Jun
106
18%
1
—1
-—
10
C5c
18%
100%
—100
>100
—_____—
Jan
8.25
11
—
35c
Jun
1.10
-
1.12 Mar
Jun
4.70
11
—
19% May
July
3c
I
28
:
2574 May
Mar
345
28
28
Jun
20c
4,605
.
68-
Jan
1.15
Mining
1956
1.02
3.50
1.50
Jun
Apr
60
25
2,500
28c
67c
74c
—1
Petroleum
Gaanduc
Jun
*
common
Dynamics
Granby
>
Apr
2.13
*
—*
—15
;
Development
1958
7,400
—
25c
A
Ltd
Uranium
Apr
6,074
19
Feb
"~G2~
62
—
'
Power
Scientific
1.15 May
64c
5,940,
1
3.70
72c
36c
2.12
44c
5c
I
Jun
Jan
Jan
3.80
22c
Mine
Jan
55c
G3c
10 %c
20^;;
•
Oils
19c
74c
vJan
20
1.98
1
Pershcourt
1,500
45,850
60c
47c
3.60
1.98
41c
class
Mines
Apr
4.10 May
3.70 .»
1
Consolidated Red Poplar
6%c May
4.20
20%«
Consolidated Northland
Consolidated Peak
1.172
3,000
30c
.
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Mines
Jun
36c
8%c
3.70
1
1
Jun
36c
26e 26%c
61c
—1
Ltd
35c
Jan
8c
—
_l
_1
1
Halliwell
22c
•
7,700
-10
(U S>—.
Co
600
7,000
9%c 10%-C
72
20
5%c
30c
10%e
72
Jan
26c
r
43'%
Great Lakes
16%
-7
Lake
Gillies
1
Jan
Jan
9c
19,500
43
Great
3.85
27c
36c
43
Apr
2.26
28c
32 %e
__i_*
Jan
2.75
.
36C
Jan
Apr
53%
312.562
1
Jan
80«
/130
1.69
class A———
Apr
4.00
53
65
1.49
21.300
17c
1
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65
1.60
60c
19c
Feb
30
54c
15c
8c
27% Jan
55c
Jan
1618 July
440
25c
1
Jun
Mar.
50
——
Jun
11
40% Mar
6,050
9c
5%c Jun
17%
6,410
13c
14%
15 7/» Mar
373»
17,100
10c
16%
200
200
29%
Goodyear Tire Canada common——•
Gordon Mackay class A—————*
Feb
10c
10% Jun
1.90 July
16%
40%
7c
1,500
30,600
July
Jan
16c
Alay
16%
77c
12,625
10c
1.90
125
1.90
1.90
2.00-Alay
Apr
40 hi
:
5.20
c
lie
13c 13 %•
2.65 Alar
3c
Goldfields
Mar
7,100
lOc
2.15 May
Jun
4.90
Giant Mascot
Giant Yellowknife
May
Jan
Jan
7c
5%c
14
10%
9%
10c
_1
4.00
2,672
9%
10c
Jan
1.78
5.10
Goldale
Jan
Jun
2.00 Mar
—1
—
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Consolidated
50c
31c
22c
10c
8c
1.35
2,800
Bakeries
Glenn
500
131 i>e
Warrants
Consolidated
Feb
3,700
*
Flin—
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated
14
26c
.
13,500
10.900
—1
_1
Glacier
50c
*
Gamma—.
Callinan
Consolidated Denison Mines
Consolidated
5%c May
11% Jan
Jan
6%c
*
Bakeries.—9%
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated
13%
2.50
•
—...
Consolidated Allenbee
Consolidated
Feb
Mar
8c
100
10c
-10
Candy
Uranium Mines
Mines
99c
Jan
1.95
17%
General Steel
19c
Alar
16c
1.46
22%
General Products Mfg
Jan
46c
8c
21%
General
Jan
Jan
Alay
1.80
64
General Motors
May
May
1.40
17%
Feb
3.50 Mar
Alar
15c
1.30
21%
Jun
4.10
Apr
12
Jun
8g
»
17%
General
20:,'i
17c
13,200
103,550
32,810
3.15
68
9c
1.75
8c
Feb
19% July
Jan
9%
30,800
22c
19c
92%
'
July
10c
311,200
89c
Jun
4,848
22,100
20o
General
Apr
33c
4,390
13c
31%
General
Jan
33c
3.00
„—l
Mar
Mai
14c
31c
—
93c
28c
3,500
3.00
_I
'
_•
11%
29%
preferred —
preferred
45,850
3.670
107,.
10%c
Jun
Jan
19
Jan
1.90
Mines Ltd
Geo
II,000
—-—*
—...
Petroleum
Feb
5%
21c
13%
14%
520
—20
j—
Trust
5% %
Geco
16% Mar
7%c
65%
29,854
20%
27
Gatlneati
Jun
6c
5.455
19-i:
19
.50c
—_
pfd.
Fraser Companies
Frobishcr Ltd common-..
Jan
13
76
18%
11%
1
Canada
11c
13%
70
19
12c
Ford of
12%
6c
38c
Jun
50
940
73
10 %c
22%»
18 % Alay
20%
1
Mining
13,000
36c
33c
A
class A
Manufacturing
Fleet
Apr
1.65
Jan
1.41
Farmer
Genex
*
Mines
Mines-—
Consolidated
1415a;,
12c 13%c
1.4%.c 15%e
Jun
2.45 May
170
1
National
Consolidated
—
67
1
Mines
Enterprises
Commonwealth
14%
12 %c
1
Mines.—;
Copper
Yellowknife
Combined
Coniagas
Con Key
3.75
*
Cody Reeo
Colomac
—
Knitting class ''A———*
Bar
Coclienour
Coin
__
lG%c Jan
Si % July
1017b
l
Ltd———
•Ford Motor Co
8%c Mar
Jan
Jun
115
July-
10-
Jun
Jan
97
99
1
Preferred
Feb
Jan
8,50
41%
51%
27
Jan
5c
15% Alay
825
10
48%
Feb
127b July
Jun
16,247
10
51%
.
7%
\
Jan
5%
11%
.
—_l
Fittings
May
1.90
6 %> July
450
31%
Francoetir
24
92e
Gold
4,315
14 %c
Jan
Apr
52c
Cliiino
1,905
14%
Nickel ——.—♦.
—*
Players Canadian——.—-__*
9.20
25c
75c
Chromium Mining &
6%
12%
12%
Apr
1-52,
—
—
Insurance
Foundation
19c
15,000;
107,700
6%
lUb.
20
8c
common..
Mining
Jan
19%
475
24
5%c
4,035
3c
■1.63 Mar
Kayrand Cop Min
—1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—1
Chib
Sol
3.10
Jun-
1.30
2,750
3,175
24
1.75
—
Debentures
1.40
13% Jan
247 b Mar
9.85
64
Mines
Famous
Apr
Jan
14c
4,500
8.90 Jun
9.40
22%
14%
Falconbridge
May"
G.05
19,725.
36c
Jim
5.50
1.05
32,308
1.40
24
—
39c
1.75
12% Mar
9.40 May
7.65
13c 14%c
1.07
Feb
7,250
15,375
1.27
1.35
24
•
1
—
El
Jan
1
Mines
Eldrich
Jan
9c
Wines——————.!—.—*
Alhies
Chestervillo
Jun
10c
•
s_
Gai
Chateau
32c
12,050
13,500
7.00
2174 Alay
3.730
1
Jan
101,885
18c
.
Apr
19
1
Mines
Federal Grain
10c
1.30
11 %
5.35
1.00
1
_
lildcr
Fatima
56c
1.40
Jan
15%
18%
1
;
Fargo Oils Ltd
9c
1.20
7.CK)
Feb
3^%
347a
—
Apr
2.45
lie
1
.
Porcupine
Jail
380
'
1.62
Jan
1.02
*
Mach
Feb
26c
July
35c
I,800
Jun
22%
23';;
Match Co.Paper class A
Faraday
15e
Jan
9,400
6.070
9.70
—1
————
Investment
Common
Fanny
18c
•
•—
—
Eddy
Eddy
Feb
14,066
74c
Jun
54c
1.15
331.1
Feb
10c
1.28
11 %
5.15
5.15
1.00
Ltd
class
Washing
Economic
Jan
3.00
540
10%
1,200
Apr
54c
"
•
—
•—%—
!
Mines
Oil
Eastwood
Easy
2.00
1.53
*
—
East Sullivan
53
Apr
1.10
1.39
—•
1
Tretliewey
common
East Amphi Gold
East Malartic Mines
Jan
1.47
*
1
Quartz..—
Asbestos
Cassiar
Castle
20%
247.467
—
56c
Jail
Mar
19c
July
1.10
10
Petroleum
Dynamic
Mar
1
_
—....
9c
56c
—
Mines
July
46
120
900
4,332
25c
Jun
1..15
May
16
.-.1
-
-
Preferred
Dominion Textile
Donaltla
May
1.60
7,005
16c
15c
15c*.
1
Captain Alines Ltd—
Carikoc
200
2.00
—
Mines
•
2074 20%
1.10,
13c
12%
Explorers Alliance
30%
33
49%
9c
-
&
Apr
Feb
48
15c
9c
—
Corp
Jan
1.10
Dominion Tar
Eureka
Jan
1.70
5,000
*
Chemical common—*
23.50
Dominion Stores
Jan
14%
48
18C
Jan
24
23
'-™
17c
1,825
92%. July
23
1.95
18o
34c
20%
18% Mar
15
1
July
July
20%
Life
19% Jun
19c
20%
Empire
75
6c
.
14.012
21c
May
Feb
125
2074
22c
15c
12
July
15
Alar
28c
lie
37
96
31
Mar
74c
30c
21c
Jan
195
30
40c
July
28c
15,625
23,100
15c
28c
Jan
May
Jan
15
Jan
9
9%c Jan
Jun
126
40
18c
32
Feb
45
Jun
30
15% May
29
....
15
—
Exploration
Warrants
812
20
Erin
Can
20
pfd-20
Westinghou.se
Can
110
Jun
31% Mar
Jo u
6c
2,125
195
927 b
105
28%
31
*
7e
186
92%
18%
Feb
30
10
6%c
7c
195
30% May
27% Jun
11% Mar
233
13TJT
44
1.12 Mar
Apr
95
23,863
20%.
12%
44
44
_1
*
Williston
Cantlore
28
2974
26%
65
100 100 %
.25
-10
preferred—
Oil
Feb
40c
3,215
_
Western
Jan.
10,300
—_
Western Nat Gas
Canadian
Feb
45,282
Corp.—
Canadian
Jan
17c
——„—.—*
Canadian
12 *jf(
20%
8%c
7,169
Alay
575
Co
47c
5,639
11c
100
Minerals
10c
30
8%c
19c
9
Copper
40c
29
9%(i
58
Jan
-
36
Oils
42c
50c
—1
1
Jun
Jun
11c
25,891
15c
May
48',b
75
100
17c
12% July
May
34
9
Duvan
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
12c
Apr
8c
26
36
Duvex
45c
100
—
Jan
2.60 Jan
Jan
8c
Apr
Jun
25
Apr
1.75
9
Jan
Jan
10
15%
6,500
50%.
-
5.15
Jan
17% May
6,000
-
.
3(i
Jan
8.50
Jim
7% Mar
100
10c
Magnesium
1.85
42c
.
Wallpaper Mfrs
Jim
5.00
9c
9%c 10 %c
Scottish
14%
!
July
84c
.
B
1.12
May
62c
Jun
23c
10
3,342
preferred
Canadian Viekcrs
Canadian
2,290
11%
Canadian Tire Corp common
Canadian Utilities 5% pfd
Canadian
6.00
17%
-
.———
Thorium
Canadian
6,664
4.2.220
Invest coin—.
1
Dominion Steel & Coal common——•—*
Jaw
2.90
35
Feb
—..."
_1
Railway
petvofina
Canadian
3,475
Jan
11 % May
Apr
25
.5,037
1.23
10%
33C
'13
,——*
—
common
Canadian Pacific
37c
1.12
10%;
11%
11%
—
Mines
Canadian Northwest
5
,
Apr
2.05
18,558
312
—1
Gold
Canadian North Iiica
7%
2T5
31%
—
——
2.70 Apr
3.00
2.84U
1.85
—
Preferred
1.3DMar
-2.00 July
21%
>
Jan
July
500
4.00
22'
Jan
12c
68c
14c
& Steel common.—*
Dominiou Foundry
'■■■'
10
....—•
A
Jan
21
10,029
—
class
common
Jan
6.05
537
30c
100
Mar
58c
Apr
77 be
50%
conv-—-
new
Warrants
July
4.10
.
300
308
2.00
14
July
36c
.
31%
—*
25
———
Elcctrohome
5,755
I.
500
'
84c
Jan
'Domhildh
%
10 '•<
•7,700
70c
18%
preferred
Dairies common
Don!
12
36c
2.31
3274
35c
1.20
10%
—-—-—-1
Jun
Coal
Dominion
4.90
21
10%
—
Oils
Oil
8%
~
Jan
•
38c
20c
————10c
Crest
Canadian Homestead
Jan
1.57
July
4.50 May
23,300
10c
2
Douiinion Bridge
Apr
12%
2.80
40c
50 %
—«
Dome Petroleum
5.55
Canadian High
Dome Mines
Mar
68c
36c
53%
Distillers Seagrams——
23 %
17
2.750
Jan
——•
——2.00
16% May
Feb
1.17
Canadian
Canadian Husky
7.75 July
18%, Jan
26,965
11%
15%'C
Horn
Deer
115
12
Mines ...—
—1
Eagle Oil warrants
—
Canadian Export Gas <te Gil
16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—'*
July
8.50 July
—
17%
84c
1,125
10c
1.
1
——1
Explorers
910
3.25
13
1
——-—
3,844
80c
21% Feb
12%
9%e
—,
Cusco Mines
15%
2.80
2.50 Mar
July
—10
—
—
Crowpat Minerals
17%
•
Jun
18 %
—5
——-
—
23%
4.65
Canadian Dyne
Jan
Apr
14
1.74
1,947
12% Mar
3.45 Mar
4.10
32,917
"II
———
Trust
Zellerbach
23
3.00
4,70
Canadian Curtis Wright——
.•_*
Canadian Devonian Petroleum ——•
Canadian
Drawn
Steel pfd—;—,——*
Canadian Dredge & Dock new—™
—*
Jun
1
167be Mar
Apr
5,250
1.95
19%
1
;
Pcrshitig
15%
31
—,——1
—
8,855
8.50
6.20
12%
1.26
8%
80c
&
17
7.15
23%
•
25
25
—
—
Cellulose—™—•
Pete —
—*
common :
—3
Canadian Chemical
Canadian Chieftain
Preferred
•
,
15%
7.30
15 %>
—...—
class A
Canadian Canners
•
20
Commerce—
warrants
B
1
——
5.00 May
11c
13c
1.84
3.90
Croinor
49
Alar
18%
2.05
Crestaurum Mines
Feb
Feb
74c
12 %e
22%
L
Feb
2.85 Mar
if
Jun
25c
,_5UC
—
(R L) Ltd-i
Apr
39 Vo
Feb
11,900
—
Jan
4.15,
Jan
6%
200
29c
Bit
Jan
Cree
Feb
4.95
3.90
2,825
7'i
26c
10c
55
Petroleum
-1
Canada Steamship Lines common-—_•
Preferred
—.——12.50
Canada Wire & Cable class B
*
4.10
.
105'4-Alay
100% Alar
40c
67%
Canada Southern
3.95
1
57
Mar
302
1
—
Jan
Mar
104
70c„
<
—
Feb
88
Jan
102%
5.75 Mar
Jan
2.00
Lead
Feb
50c
July
106
4.15
12%.
49
67%
90%
45
Feb
—.
58
10
Jah
100
19
51
r—
34
10
13c
50
Mtge
8,473
1.10 Alar
::
1.87
478
Safeway Ltd preferred
100
Oils warrants———
4,570
45
104
1
430
Canada Southern
5.00
104
7%
56
Canada Permanent
4.65
42%.
Ahfc*
$6c
54
Canada
55c
104
67%
53
6%c Jun
4.75
53
56
•
•
.
B
Class
.
4,000
8,230
44%
66%
class A
Canada Packers
Alar
8c
60c
Imperial
1.05
Jun
Jun
14c
7c
56c
4.00
Chiboug-—!—
Copper Rand
2.35
1.45 Jun
55c
.
Jan
High
25c
Aiay
12c
42.500
Jan. 1
-
58c
—
Corby Distillery class A
24%
Mar
31%
27
Low
19c
Sfticc
Range
High
7%0
Copp
27 ''■>
Shares
18c
19c
Consolidated Regcourt
Apr
26%
02.
24%
33
00
———
.
Apr
—
■—*
—-26
——•*
common
21c
27%
100
—2
preferred
135,391
3.75
*
20
*
—*
10
Preferred
30c
n0.^
7.0.)
11
1
1
Canada Cement common
Jun
9e
Calvert Gas & Oils
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake_—
14c
"6%
•
100
*
preferred
1.049
25%
-5c
71c
15c
21 %c
-~
.
—
Calgary Power common™.
26%c Feb
15c
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
High
LOW
Par
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. J
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Last
Sale Price
ENDED JULY 10
Sales
Wiek's
Friday
8%c
8%c 12 %c
6.523
8c
Alay
15c
Jan
1
8c
8c
8c
l.loO
7c
Jun
13c
Feb
2.69 July
4.80
Feb
Feb
15:%
14%
15%
17,913
19
Jan
8c
40c
Mar
3.75
3.40
3.95
12.660
2.65
Jun
7.50
Jan
7c
Feb
8%.
8
8%
370
3.50
Jan
87b
Jun
20c
Mar
30
22
22
22
10
1374
Apr
—I
8c
8c
9c
19,500
6c
Jun
15%cMar
,_1
Gunnar Alines
Gurney
Products
common
Preferred
Gwillim
Lake
Gold
2—*
13
Alay
23
1A1'
Jun
rt
A
nv.
Volume
Number
190
5863
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(191)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
•
-
Haha
Brass
Hamilton
Par
Cotton
Low
—4
common
1st
preferred
Rights
15
Feb
20%
1G
200
15
Jan
20
Feb
1?%
14%
G,(J45
10G
40
71c
72C
ooc
13% July
103%
27.833
JULY
10
Far
Jan
105 '/3
—
L
—
150
1G
1412..
190
—
FOR WEEK ENDED
High
1914
10
*
—
Low
1914
4
common
Hardee Farms common
High
19
i
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
-
% Mar
106 V4
Apr
*
50c
•
14
13%
14%
2.380
July
8% Jan
72c
July
15% Alay
1
10%c
10 %c
12c
29,150
10%. Feb
14
Harrison
Jan
1
15c
15c
18c
14,950
14c
Apr
25c
Jan
10
Apr
11
Apr
(J
class
F)
Gold
A—.
_*
(Geo H)
Highland
500
McKenzie
IGc
19c
28,795
Apr
8%c Jan
Feb
18c
24c
Apr
Mcmannac
37c
3Gc
30c
17.800
34c
Jun
58e
Jun
_1
6 Vic
6%C
7c
9,600
Apr
9
200
6Vic July
6% Mar
11c
9
10
Apr
4.15
:
4.15
4.15
200
4
Jail
5 Vi
Jan
Mercury Chipman
500
5c
Feb
9c
Jan
Merrill
1.G5
300
1.61
Jan
57
'355
•
common
Alines—
Bell
l
1
——
Hinde Ai Dauch
5%c
513
1.G5
c
25c
1.95 Alay
Meta
(Canada)—
•
Jan
77
Jun
Mexican
*
8
3
8
100
6% Feb
10
May
Midcon
•
5.00
4.75
5.00
400
4.00 Jan
7
Mar
Tower
Holden
57
311
5
56%
31
a
31!
a
47
3,335
30%
Jan
Home Oil Co Ltd—
.Class A
Howard Smith Paper
common
Hoyle Mining
15%
17%
10,925
14%
Jun
21
Jan
Mill
14%
16%
11.763
13%
Jun
20%
Jan
•12
Milliken
40
905
46
Feb
,4.15
4.35
1.575
46'
4.35
•
—,
Hudson Eay
Mining & Smeltinu
Bay Oil
1
-Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co preferred—
52%
•
•
Hudson
Huron & Erie
JI
16!a
•
.
-
171
•
—
18
14c 15 %c
25
20
.
5%%
9%»c Jan
Nam a
National Drug & Chemical common
11,134
35%
75
15!'h
5,555
7
—
5%
•
5: ii
_10
20%
5 'a
5%
6 Hi
6.R70
15
15
15
550
2.00
2.40
1.420
45c
45c
869
9
19
4
Ltd—
23
95t
971«
32%
32%
32:!.j
23c
—1
Credits
17c
5
Investors
syndicate
—————
Syndicate
Glass
„
——-a—
I
Mining
i
Uranium
National
3.25
Apr
Feb
July
New
Jun
42%
Jan
Jun
41 %c
Jan
New
Continental
55 %
Feb
New
Davies
7% May
New
42
% July
21% (Jan
35
33%
98,880
2.10
1,500
14
14%
2,200
1.90
12
Jan
New
Dickenson
New
Goldvue
New
Waite
2.55
•Jacobus
New
Jason
•Jeilieoe
Lake
12,600
43c
Jun
82c
Apr
New Kelore
14c
10,500
10c
Mar
20c
Jun
3.15
Mines
Joburke
(1939)-.
Gold
-Jockey Club Ltd
Preferred
Glass
B
J.
preferred
Warrants
—.
Jowsey Mining C'o Ltd
Jumping
21c
Feb
July
34c
2.50
2.40
2.GO
17,185
1.90 Jan
2.80
Apr
10%
10%
395
8% Jan
11%
Apr
9%
9%
225
.8% Jan
11%
52c
55c
Apr
Apr
27c
27c
—
L
—
15c
17c 26%c
24!aC
54c
16,000
37c
Jan
500
26c
May
45c
16c
Jun
26 %c
May
72c
Feb
Jun
28c
Jan
55c
2,787
52c
21c
2,500
17c
2.30
4,000
1.90
69c
—
of
Gold
Renville
Mines-.
2,475
8% Mar
11%
5.35
5.50
955
4.GO Mar
7.20
10
9%
10
340
7c
5,500
21%
20%
21%
13,540
3.25
3.20
3.GO
,
———_
—1
G
—__—1
Copper
Glass C
9%
,44..———
Canada--
-Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
«
1
——.—
warrants-
87
9
•
Warrants
-Kelvinator
Kroy
Minerals
Oils
Labatt
Ltd
%C
8
(John)
Dufault
Lakeland
2,275
Mar
21% July
4.10 Jtin
Apr
2.35
Apr
14c
Mar
Mining
La Luz
Laura
Gold
Secord
Leitch
29
.30
29
30
1
1.05
1.05
1.10
1,250
92c
95c
4,745
—
Jan
~
27% Mar
30
25%
Jan
31% Mar
Jun
1.47 Mar
Jan
1.50 Mar
1.00
GOc
2.80
2.80
2.95
ij%c
3%C
9%C
9,000
8%c July
28c
28c
30c
9.000
22c
5.40
5.40
5.50
2,753
34c
34c
1.050
1
1
/
4.30
class
Gas
Mar
Class
MacLeod
Macmillan
Madsen
Bloedel
Red
Mngnet Cons Mines-
2Gc
Jan
Malartic
Maneast
Manitou
Maple
Goldfields
Feb
May
7c
May
12c
Mar
30c
Jun
GOc
Mar
7c
10c
Uranium
Milling
Milling
Nova
1.40
1.4G
13.800
10c
lie
9,500
10c
4c
3.500
3%c Apr
2.05
2,350
<
■
—
1.90
1.36
Jun
July
1.95 July
July
28% Apr
30%
3114
30%
50:,.i
1,215
31%
32!»
3,780
32%
31%
84
2,630
4G
1,845
46
45
11%
10%
4.75
17c
4.75
GOc
1(;c,
GOc
12 7
8
1.825
11
960
4.75
,
100
130
6.00 Mar
1,61 Mai¬
ne
Maple Leaf
Maralgo Mines
Jan
2.48
Jan
29% Apr
32
May
31
Jun
40%
30%
-
Feb
Marigold
12c
Jim
43c
Jan
12c
12c 14 %c
4,300
12c
22c
Mar
36c
40c
5,050
35c
22c
21c
24c
12,571
2Qc
Jan
21c t:v 22c
*
20c
May
•
see
Jun
2.55
2. GO
7%c
8c
6.625
7c
Apr
1,125
10c
May
72c
Jun
89c
87c
1.00
66,625
7%c
7%c
tic
2.25
5,333
13c
12
Jail
Feb
73c
Jan
36c
—^
—
Apr
38c
Mar
2.67 May
-11 Vic
Apr
15c
Jan
1.53 Mar
7c
Jun
12c
fi %c
Jan
27 Vic
Jan
VjC
14c
2(ic
30c
63,300
12,000
38c
40c
2,700
1.70
1.36
1.77
747.100
7c
7c
1,500
6c
Apr
9
21c
GVbc
20c
23c
97,250
10c
Jan
26c
May
G%c
6%c
4,400
Gc
Jan
10c
May
1
95c
95c
1.02
2.300
92c
Jun
1.40
4
14
14
14
240
14
Jan
15%
Feb
*
13%
13%
14
85
13
Jan
15%
Feb
07c
95,948
'
-—•
Apr
23c
Jun
41c
Mar
30c
Apr
55c
Mar
1.18
Jan
2.71 May
Vic Feb
——-1
—1
02c
08c
74c
75c
I,700
I
1.75
1.75
1.80
3,910
1
(jC
48c
Jun
78c
May
29c
32c
2,833
26c
Jun
52c
Jail
Ltd———1
Mines
Obaska
1.17
1.28
20,330
1.27
1.44
13.057
58c
6'8c
2,000
47c
2.95
15
Gold
Okalta
3.00
*
16% July
May
44% May
15c
6
Mar
Orchan
Orenada Gold
46c
Jan
450
11c
May
7%c
1,000
IGc
22,1)50
12c
Jun
40c
7c
Jan
19c
Max
23c
11 %c
Feb
4,405
35%
Jan
45% July
23)5
3.05
15,975
,2.55
Jan
3.45 May
13,180
G%c
7c
51c
95c
1,820
75c
18c 13%c
2.578
12%
96%
9G%
9G%
95
23c
23c
27c
19,900
92
20 %c
Jun
May
Laoe
GGc
Jan
1.47
IGc
July
28%
85c
3c
Alar
Feb
Jan
16,030
71c
Jun
180
4,500
16C
Jun
23c
29% July
29%
355
26
Jan
24
365
22%
Apr
8.30
July
Jan
74c
83 c
72,550
9c
2614
Jan
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
9%
Jun
1.34 Jun
Jun
8C
July
13c
Jun
65c
Mar
Jun
45c
May
9c
3,500
37c
5,280
30 %C
30c
30c
3,000
30c
1
14%
13%
9.20
1,200
33
30%
33%
6,844
28%
Jun
G8c
1.700
D9c
Jan
Gc
Jun
3lc
1.35
72c
9c
34c
—1
Mines——,
1.07 Alay
18
14%
1
Jun
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Mines
Alar
G8C
Canada-——
Warrants
Palo
Consol Gold
Apr
Peerless
Mar
1.40 Mar
Preferred
Penmans
Mar
97%
Jun
Peoples
42 %c Mar
2.500
8c
May
lib
Feb
Pernio
8.500
11c
Jan
20c
Mar
Perron
Gas
—
&
Gold
Peruvian
Oil
—
Oil preferred
Mines
&
Mines
13c
Mar
7c
5,000
15,500
30%c
30 %C
32c
3.20
3.10
3.20
225
ii2c
30c
32c
10:000
4.35
4.40
200
3.90
Jun
5.30
Jan
1.50.
2,245
1.10
Jun
2.15
Feb
•
1-50
1
—1.25
—
cominon__—
Preferred
8c
12c
12.05 Mar
Credit
!
Alay
5%c
——50
—»—-—
common
Jun
36% Mar
Gc
16%c
25c
1
1
2.85
306
3.15
Feb
Jun
Feb
7Vic Jan
58c
1.00
65c
5.00
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
3.90
4.25
20c
Feb
25c
Apr
18c
8,095
3,250
3,333
18c
lGliiC
IGc
May
22c
Feb
22c
25c
9,420
18c
May
36c
Apr
11%
Jan
Jan
9
—
9! i
3,040
9
45
45
35
44
Jan
34
250
30
Mer
36
Apr
29
29
180
19%
Jan
29
Jun
97
J un
98
^100
2
.
,
%c Jun
33%
—
<!
"
1.30
16,860
4%c July
20
18 %c
4.05
11
Pembina Pipeline common
Jun
12%
x79c
4%c
—1
Exploration
,„„..18% Jan
6%c
-1
PCE
1.25
Jun
4%c
—
Paymaster Consol
Exploration Ltd—,
Feb
Jun
8.00
.-1
—
Mines_^———;
1
Drilling
————.—.—— i4
of
12%
24,867
34
—1
_——
Amalg
5c
11c
16%
425
74c
%e July
154,515
—1
—
Porcupine
19 %
Jan
17,610
,-tC
—T_.——.—:—1
—
i*
8c
1.07
84c
aC
3.35
•
11c
40,005
Apr
882
Petroleums
Pacific
8c
1.32
Jan
15c
10,130
Page Hersliey Tubes————...
12c
1.14
23c
Jan
8.75
Osisko
Jan
Jun
May
7c
29%
2
43
O'sC
15c
8!a
Patino
41
95o
1,500
5,500
l3/4
1
C%c
18c
10 %c
8
7Gc
Pardee
18%c
Feb
Alar
2.00 Alay
^0c
T.90
Pater Uranium—
Feb
30c
Feb
*
Parker
1.04
4.00
Jan
1.35
—1
:—L
Feb
2,025
10,300
Apr
13 %c
1,260
7.90
Jan
110
1.19
1.13
3.05
25,650
7.90
24
Jun
23%
1.08
2.737
18c
1.45
23%
21%
3.10
23%
1.13
3.50
15c
17c
75c
common
jap
Jan
27 % May
1G
~t'
Debenture——..—10
Jan
$Iay
Jan
Jan
'80c
90c
55c
Gc
Jan
25
Jun
17c
10c
0
16c
21%
16%
17
1.35
1
Jan
3%c Jan
Jun
3.40
15%c
1
7%c Jun
205
Apr
12%
5
25c
3,000
1.85
20%
571
921,009
5.00
Jun
2G%
29,550
28
May
1.25
26%
35,700
Hie
Feb
3.00
Jan
11c
3%c
14%
1,000
13,439
3.05
3%c
9,751
4.900
1.45
15%
Jan
5,000
27%
16
4.50
14%
.—._..—•—_—
Ormsby Mines
11c
10%c
15
•
15%
—*—•
Mines
Mar
July
Jun
3%c
1.14
4.30
3.85
1.35
15%
—-1—*
Opcmiska Copper
Crush
67c
22c
2714
.
Jan
Feb
35
20
—-1
—
Malartic
26C
Gc
•
1.80
12
4
Orange
1.12
42!?j
1.98 May
Jun
2.50
510
•
—-—,—:.—
Jan
Jun
Feb
6.075
Gas
Mines——
Oils
July
Jan
Feb
16%
1
Jan
29,450
1.11
1.80
49%
30c 34 %c
_r
4.60
14%
_•
Cement.
Loan
Jan
Jan
42%
_•
Mines—
Steel, Products
2.06
Alar
10
*r„
Ontario
25c
2.90
34c
Jan
22c
42%
——*
———
Ontario
6c 10%c
9%c
May
May
27c
36c
*
——
Mines-.—
Jun
1.00
4.50 Alar
50
—
Mines
Feb
7%c Jtui
Jun
91c
60c
Telephone
Lake
O'Brien
Ocean
Oleary
11c
6c
Jun
1.20
1.34
—
Mines
Jun
July
2.75
1.18
—
—
Feb
Mar
9%c May
1
warrants
Alar
43c
Jan
13 %c
900
Mar
13 Vic
Feb
15c
16,900
30c
50
Apr
July
3.15
———-1
Uranium
May
4,75 July
8Vic Feb
690
42
GOc
Jan
69,976
17% Mar
6%c
5%c Jun
II,000
1.18 Mar
1.20 Jan
2.65 Mar
72c
48
14,100
Jun
1.34
Jun
21,000
Jun
Jun
1.73
2.99
Jun
10% July
Gc
5%c
51c
71c
Jan
60c
Nudulama
Feb
7%c
14c
1
44.
July
10 %c 10%c
2.GO
7 Vic Apr
1
Beaucage
•
page
Jan
13,000
5,111
1.25
21c
98
55
1.20
1.30
21c
23c
7,500
61,975
1.40
1.40
—;
For footnotes
5c
1.21
Northern
,_1
;
Apr
29c
2.85
Jun
(i7c
100
-
Oils
7c
4,200
GOc
42 %
18c
1
Marcon Mines
8.700
2.99
11
•
Maritime Mining Corp
17,900
10c
31c
15612 May
31
1
preferred
7c
8c
29c
Jan
6%c
22 %c
24 %e
•
.1
common
Gc
Jun
1
Norvalie
Jan
25
1
Barvue
Leaf
36c
Feb
20o
Northern Quebec Power common—
3.75
3.30 May
1,865
•
-
Jan
25c
Ontario Natural
130
1
Maher Shoe Ltd
Jun
20c
Ltd_—
Northern
28%
1
Majortrans
56
Apr
common
5.80 May
38c
Jun
Jun
-*
;
Jan
8%c
4.60 Mar
19
4,100
——
Exploration
A
Jan
1
Lake
49
Jun
32,720
Jan
4.45
29%
_20
B
Jan
2.10
22,275
1957 warrants
3.00
1
class
16
17c
Canada
Class
23%
1
Cocksliutt
100
2,921
1G%C
Northern
100
l
1
2.50
18%
10c 1.1 %c
Jun
29
1
Mines
Jail
2.50
15c
Jan
245
1
Mines
May
5.50
13%c
Jun
Uc
Explorations
Macleods class A pfd
Anr
28
ir,c
3.25
180
1
Macfie
4.55 May
23,600
12,500
—
%c
11
1,685
——
Macdonald
26% Apr
225
30c
Parnour
Macassa
35
4.80
38c
—
Preferred
3.25
1.99
—*
—
27%
.17%
18%
—-1
North Star Oil common—.
4.30
12%
:
27
4.80
Aiir
15c
10%c
A
25%
.*
1
.8,050
)5%c
Mining
34c
29%
-•
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines-
Mar
9c
•
Northspan
3.10
1
Louvicourt Goldfield
8c
He
1
Warrants
4c
50
—
18% Apr
7%c
Ltd
Canadian Oils
North
1.40
■
•
A—
18%
—1
Oils
Jan
30
Lorado Uranium Mines——
Warrants
2.50 Mar
2,400
-30
-
39c
Feb
Feb
100
27
Mar
Jun
14%
23,800
94
16
1,340
Norsyncomaque
25-8
1
-
16c
14%
16%
3.50
Northcal
3.25
10%
Hosiery
19c
1G
1G
1
Norpax Nickel —
25%
Ltd
Point
IGc
Jun
7c
—
Rankin
Long Island Petroleums—.
Long
ice
16%
Jan
Glc
3.30
2,225
4,585
L.
London
May
3.30
29 u,
29%
*
1
—
(M)
42c
—1
—
Goldcrest
1
Loeb
17,240
*
North
A——
warrants
A
51c
—
Normetal Mining Corp—
Jan
•
Preferred
4Gc
Mar
1.04
31c
95c
:4
Class
51c
50
40% July
«
22,200
Jun
commfon———*
Class B
Jun
33c
43c
preferred.——4_
preferred
class
Jun
47c
33c
11,450
Little Long Lac Gold
Cos
37
11,837
33c
54c
Mines—J—
Loblaw
15,481
51c
—1
48c
1
Mines-.!.
Gold
B
40%
50c
1
—1
Mines
48c
3
Gold
Class
38%
51c
He
Nortligate
Gold
A
Feb
GOc
3,000
Jan
Mines—J——
Groceterias
Jan
46
7c
Jim
Candy——
Lexindin
Glass
17%
30
__
Lencourt
LoWaw
945
Gc
2.17
i—
Mines——
Lamaque
3,300
40
7C
86c
—.
1.25 Apr
20% May
92c
19%
47%
15c
Jun
1
.—J.
Jan
88c
18%
Jun
50
Mar
-J——
Apr
6,000
48c
—1
Mines—
Lake Wasa
May
DO
3,519
G8c
1
Lake Shore
42
Jan
21c
9,306
Mines
'Jan
75
52%
15,303
Gas
Lake Lingman Gold
Lake Osu Mines.
40
100
18c
59c
—
350
83
51 %
1.85
—i—:——~1
Mines
41
52%
50c
.
Lake
41
Mines—_-—-——1
—•
—-
Jun
28%
25c
—
20o
Ltd
29
Jan
•
Norlartic
Apr
Apr
12%
Apr
fic
18%
i—
Gold..-
Acme
1.55
Labrador Mining <fe Exploration—.
Lake Cinch Mines
—4.
Feb
Jan
22%
47%
-
——
Nor
52c
-
27c
22%
387
1
-
Noranda Mines
1.67
—
Jun
837
28
35c
-L-:——;——
1
—
—
.
12c
28! a
82 7 i,
II
1.075
16% Mar
27%
90c
Mines-
North
Kirkland
15c
:
27%
*
Nickel Mining & Smelting—
Nickel. Rim Mines——
Nipissing Mines
Nislo, Mines
Feb
3.00 Mar
July
5.3.3
Kelly Douglas class A
Gold
B
Norgold
■
13c
•>
Jan
47%
New Superior OilsNiagara Wire common———
Class
July
18c
21c
2.10
'
1,001,650
1.90
54c
lc
..
14J.
0 %c Mar
13%
Jan
10%
3,105
28%
-1
New Rou.vn Merger
New Senator Rouyn
Jun
100
14%
37c.
Mines
Mines
Newnorth
12c
•9c
14%
1
Jan
lie
—.15c
-
July
9c
'14%
1
Jan
52,100
Petroleum-
Pound
Jupiter Oils
Jan
9c
I"
;
Feb.
7i.._,c
—
Jun
39,100
•
—
3.75
1
12%
12c 12 %C
52c
—
Jan
1
64c
Jun
lie
-—1
—
Mines 4.
2.85
_•
—
Jun
14c
10
.
300
75
Mines
Jun
1.70
12%c
—
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith
500
•
T
3.25
1
8
6,000
10
common--
————
3.20
•
50o
27c
100,424
30c
8%
1
————
Jan
68,850
Canada—
Mining & Smelting
New Mylamaque Exploration——.
_l
*
Mines
2.98
28c
1
2.90
New Manitoba
8%
29c
1
——4——
Jun
54
Mines-
51c
2.62
35c
—
Jaye Exploration
'Jefferson
1.31
15e
—....
of
New Horco Mines
Jan
May
12c
12%c
17,945
1
Mines——.
48c
20c
1.76
54
Harricana
16
.<•
1.50
1
Pete——
Jun
Newlund
Jack
Oil
4.35 Mar
Jun
1.60 Jun
Feb
1.59
1
'
1,855
2.30
1.95
49c
13c
Delhi Mines.
Apr
49c
July
54.
-
Develop.
Concord
New
Jan
Jan
July
20c
New
5-%
2.09
Gold—
Jan
26%
48% Mar
Apr
1.35
15c
15c
Mines
Jun
225
1.90
10
—
Calumet
12%
0,188
13,871
1
Mines
05c
5,775
32%
_1
!
New Bristol Oils..
23c
7%
Apr
Apr
1.75
14% Jan
„1
Bidlamaque
32
Jan
1.00
1.55
12 Vic Mar
23c
•
Uranium
20
53%
j
-
Atliona
9% Jan
July
25c
Alger Mines.
New
10c
U6c
•
New
97 %
10,750
*
_■
—
Apr
280
421
Trust
Labine
•
75c
8%c
Nealon,'Mines
70c
May
2.09
,
16% Mar
Nesbitt
98c
GGc
Jun
Jun
1,100
20
Car—
25
3G0
6%
14 %
Steel
20
33%
preferred-
Petroleum
National
Apr
33,700
41%
1
10
National
Jan
1
—
——.
.
Apr
Jan
25c
class |A
Mines
Mines.—
6%
25c
comipon
15
July
8c
13
14,325
1
Explorations Ltd
preferred
National Hosiery Mills class B
Jan
Jun
64c
100
16c
5
Grocers
7%
July
32,000
5
—
-21%
Feb
2.00
40c
Mines
22%
C
■>
Jan
11,500
68C
1.90 Mar
2Gc
National
National
7!'a Mar
Jim
0%
Creek
Preferred
83
11%
51%
52%
•
Interprovincial Pipe Line i
rlntei provincial Steel
s i
—
——il
15,802
17c 17%C
*
com
warrants
Irish Copper
23c 241
11%
Jan
17%
23
96%
*
Petroleum
23
•
Jun
15
19
„25
53
May
15% July
7% Jun
4%
2,923
1
20
Multi Minerals
40% July
Jan
Jun
G%
1,580
19%
—
Bldg
6
Jun
49%
200
20
Mining <fc Development—1
(International Rnmvick
7
Wright Iron—
Mar
11
9%c
13 •la.
G5c
Jan
Apr
Jan
1
14%
5%
12% Apr
5% Jan
50%
8c
13%
1.00
Jan
70c
8%c Jan
1
38% Jun
40 3 u
13,055
3.35
25c
Jun
•
common
3,955
Feb
1.33
•
8.827
6
1.11
2.50 Mar
23c
1
13%
Jun
200
25c
13 %c
5
Trust
4114
5
41c
j 75
100
13
50
—
Mt
May
2,000
40
j
30%
33%
common.
Jan
41c
12,300
12,993
15c
•
Corp
Jun
34c
2.80
^.>c
•
41
38%
-
Investors
46%
Moore
Jan
30c
,'r"
1
Preferred
Jan
Apr
12 %c
Tbc
Mines—
B
Montreal
92
48c
Apr
2.GO
£g
'nc
•
Knitting preferred
Mdneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works
77% Jan
Jun
8c
3f)C
—
Min
Jan
25c
6,525
41c
*
—
Alolsojis Brewery class A
May
Feb
42,500
70
•
Corp.
7.15 May
May
15
.
Mining Corp
8c
Jan
1.78 Mar
•95
1
—
12%
(5.00 Jun
10
50%
Preferred
Iso
215
39%
International Bronze Powders com
Iroquois
1,855
•
common
common
—.
International Nickel Co
Bay
8,230
11
80%
5%c
—
•••Warrants
'Iron
6.65
80
G.35
Apr
jGc
Monarch
80
Apr
81%
Jun
28c
•
i
Metals
Ore
1.00
1,515
13.50
Uranium
Brick
Class
10,000
r
1
Jan
Mar
55% July
Jan
1,260
Natural Gas
B
62
18,000
Inland
Class
1,285
6c
Ceme"iitp€o preferred
Interprovincial
73
•
1.5G
90%
30c 33 %c
Jan
6
Jun
12c
22c
Feb
14c
•
Jan
25
Jan
5%
Inland
•-
49
i——.50
Inglis (John > & Co
International
1,325
Gc
Ingersoll Machine class A_
>
20c
Mar
pfd—
13:,8
—
Inspiration
21%
63% Mar
Jun
25
6c
:
Accept Corn Ltd
preferred—
Preferred
40
Power
Petroleums
Mindamar
1.45
88%
May
Jun
4%
-wo
•
Lake
Milton
5.23 Mar
14c
7,242
10%
80
Jun
51% Jun
15% Jun
1
i
Warrants
-
55
72
6.60
___
Indian Lake Gold
Industrial
25
55
73
———
-
6,901
1
Mortgage
4.00
6.043
55
—.—
i
54
18%
—25
Imperial Bank
10
Rights
i
Imperial investment class A—
:
*
Imperial Life Assurance—
;•
10
Imperial Oil
+
•
Imperial Tobacco ot Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
:
_4.86%
-
52
17%
,
39% Apr
City
51
9
Zl
Mines
Midwest Industries Gas_
Warrants
•
.
Class B
14,303
•
Midrlm Mining
35% Alar
15c
12c
Feb.
113
50
8c
Feb
Jun
Jun
810
4,000
5
*
&
40c
16%
150
14c
50c
.1
Light
105
\
\
Jan
po3/a
1.25
Oil
106
pc
Knit
Uranium
45
•
3oc
Minings
Island
130
1101/4
1
-
Jan
5
1
Lake
Jan
10 %
108
1
•
Lake
Red
High
25 %c
63,207
13C
50c
Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Dev
Drilling
Mfg class A
•Holiinger Consolidated Gold
Hi
Red
34c
Low
24,900
1G %
.
12 %c
*5
"1
McWatters
& Co
Paper
18c
110
"
•
•
l
.
Heath Gold Mines
Heva Gold
400
20c
—
Headway Red Lake
Hendershot
10 la
20c
Consol
Ltd
l
Head of Lakes Iron—
Hees
10 la
1
Mines
Matachewan
Maxwell
High
31c
15%
130
—100
Mcln'tyre Porcupine
Haxtz-
—,
33c
15%
—100
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
;.
—.
Minerals
Hasaga
■
common
4%% convertible preferred
5%%, convertible preferred
Jun
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Harding Carpets
Low
Martin-McNeely Mines
100
92c
21c
1.25
Jun
July
Jun
48%
101 %
1.80
29c
Feb
Jun
Jan
Feb
1.75 Mar
43
k
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 13, 1959
.
(192)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Low
Par
Petrol Oil & Gas_
1
Phillips Oil Co LU1—.—
Photo
Mines
Pitch Ore Uranium
Place Oil & Gas
Develop..
Placer
Oils.:
Ponder
Island
Portgage
Powell
•-
Prairie Oil Roy
_
Electric—
President
—
Mines
Uranium
purdex Minerals Ltd-
Mar'
Toronto
Star
preferred —
Class
1.80 May
Jan
5%
20c
3,000
20c
Mar
3lc
Feb
1956
70c
67c
21,300
2.587
500
43c
89c
Jun
"36c
43c
03V
05
522
2.75
800
4.40
4.50
54/2
5%
0
8.35 Mar
Twin
City
Shawkey
1.50
5.60
July
Juil
4,274
3.70
Jun
19,000
Jan
Union
2nd
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
..
*
.Queeuston Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining
.
Petroleum-—
Quonto
Radicre
Mines
Uranium
Rainville
Ltd.—:
Mines
—-
Oil
Ranger
Reef
Jun
76c
Mar
36c
Jun
77c
Mur
10 ,200
21c
Jun
47c
Mar
5c
5%c
14 ,000
5.05
4.00
5.50
6 ,875
10c
10c
3 ,000
14c
May
22c
Apr
72c
70c
16 ,478
71c
Jun
95c
Jan
17
16%
Jun
22%
Jan
15c
Jan
33 %c
Jun
70c
20 %
11 ,617
19%c
18c
33c
323 ,368
11%
11
11%
19%
13c
1.25
131,250
44c
21c
23c
5,755
21c
1.80
1.74
1.90
1,780
10%,
10 %•
16%
16,200
28c
July
75c
62,500
46c
May
65C
0c
7c
3,000
Cc
Jan
10c
1.15
1.20
300
1.07 Mar
35 la
39
2,550
29% May
39
8,300
20c
50c
—-—1
30
23'2
—
20c
c
10
200
81
—50c
9c
12,500
9c
34c
18,700
25c
Jun
3.00
25
26,899
40c
12,300
812 c
9c
14.132
11 %
10%
11%
102,811
a-.—,———100
——1
90
95%
—10
87%
.♦
—25
7.95
'*
12 V'2
.
Ryanor Mining
—
3 3 %c 14 %c
14c
*
.
30c
:
80'
Jan
53c
14c
19
Violamac
5c
Jun
14 %C
Jan
88%
——
3,808
.325
13
3.080
10c
3.000
14
9
3 8
6.75 Feb
60c
Mar
00c
-Mar
30%c Feb
Jun
16c
4%
Feb
29
Feb
Jan
May
r% Feb
„
19'«
51%
.
12%
Jan
.13
155a
Jan
50% Mar
19% July
53% May
21c
28C
52%
580
22c
21c
22c
3.915
4.90
5.00
1,700
1.47
1:42
1.47
24
35c
34c
40c
20,875
35,295
....
Jan
Jan
Jun
2,03
25
Apr
4.65
Jan
Jun
61c
Mar
3.95
29c
Jan
Apr
2.60
2.?0
2.23
12
11%
12%
1,040
10% Jan
12% Mar
2.35
2.30
2.55
70,550
80c
Jan
3.30 May
1.20
1.15
1.23
7.200
88c
Jan
2.75
2.75
450
2.18
—
..1
—
—
1
7c
7c
1.86
Jun
1,43'May
30 '»
7c
Jnn
Jun
Feb
1GC
257h
14,300
Feb
3.70
2.35 May
4,200
27
7c
30'»
—
.
Jan
Jun
1.40
3,250
Jun
May
6.90
Jun
21
300
4.05
Jun
4.35
567
24
4.50
-
Jan
24c
Jan
10%
4.90
,24
—
lie
160
643
„
3 4
15%
191
%
(G
Mar
17%
1G %
Jan
1.10
1.25
45,370
85c
13%-
16,474
Westeei
1.35
—1
1,170
05c
6.481
5Gc
lie
33c
19,100
1.05
1
9.00
01c
1.12
5.000
1.31
1.25
29,896
39c
45c
32,875
14
14
125
12
400
—
23
23
5.10
5.40
30
31
%
preferred—
—
Class B preferred.!..—
—
Sheep Creek Gold
...———
A
—
3.40
20,095
1.60
1.56
1.60
12.000
—_
55c
55c
80c
1,015
55c
t%c
5.c
0c
4.500
5c
.*
13%
10c
10c
& Gas
—
—^
....
Breweries.—
Apr
4.16'May
Jan
34c
10c
$6
Wiltsey
July
Jan
15%
May
13
May
11
Jan
4.40
Jan
500
2.75
l.on
12,034
1.40
Jun
2.25
Feb
3711
;39%
Jan
26
20
3-r.5
3.75
800
70c
75c
2,800
,—
17%'
f 6
Jun
26
' July
42 '4
35
21
,
19
44%
87
18%
4,850
14%
105
105
106
45
104%
8
8 1 ii
4.000
7
1.36
1.60
22,150
97 c
97c
1,100
15c
18c
81,000
Cogldan
7%c
8c
3,000
5%c Jun
15c
15%c
1.500
14c
18c
1
—
Larder—
—1
:
24%
Jun
1.36
1
...
Jan
1.13
.
Jan
Wood
Alexander
Jan
Wood
(J)
Jan
1.84 Mar
2.60
11%C Feb
19 %c Feb
Jan
-
Class
•
May
23
-
July
31
200
4%
28
770
24%
81
81
81
40
22
22
227;!
1,790
18%
Jan
11
330
9.10
Jan
13%
Apr
1.51
2,050
1.28
Apr
1.65
Feb
33c 4 41c
266,900
7c
8c
10.500
7c.
7c
3,000
1.11
1.20
14.405
1.50
1.50
100
1.04
1.22
5c
5c
————*
-j
1.47
1.50
....1
—^
10 3
11
.:
■
Wright-Hargrcaves
6
Jun
0
27
A—a——5
class
warrants:
A
Feb
Mar
5%
27
A....—
—
,
Jan
Jan
22c
...100
class
Stores, Ltd
Jan
1.85
May
Mar
36 %c
7 91
Mar
24%
,
Apr
Jan
4.60
3.05 May
Preferred
Woodward
May
8% "May
_*
—♦
—
Indus
Apr
108
Jun
81c
14c
Apr
Mar
95
Jun
8'i)
Mar
44% May
Jan
19%
:—
Jan
Jan
—I
—
Feb
Jun
_*
—
...
.
34% Jan
:.100
.
Yukon.
4.25
1.06
Apr
Ji'ly
16%
2.751)
90
Feb
28
84 %
6,052
42
90
100
3.60
70c
200
1
40
42
41%
♦
:....
70
600
-
17 %
40'
*
6%
3,035
-
-7.30
Jan
34
.3.00
70c
...........
Windfall
9c
July
Juh
26
——20
Co class B_—
A—
———
Wariaiits
<
Apr
July
30
...—a_—J'
Petrol—
Mines
Willroy
;
Feb
1:09
7>A
i_*
A
class
&
Jan
July
31% May
290
Apr
2.32
Jun
1.56
1.63
—.1
—
—
Pass
28c
93c
Jun
"1.30
1.140
1
-
31 %c Feb ;
Jun
Mar
220
—-—
Petroleum
preferred
2nd
321
'
Mar
6 ~K
...—~—
class
13 3
19%.
32%
5
Apr
3.50
21c.
3,000
•
22c
Feb
1lc
Jun
6.75 Mar
Jun
18c
75c
-
Winchester
Jan
3.10
5,110
11.850
—
Warrants
Apr
95c
1.100
18%
02c
Mines.—;———1
Naco
23
Jan
48
1.30
18c
76c
Plywood
15
May
4.50
Feb
ITVi
32% Mac
8,132
80C
j
*
(Geo)
Feb
Jan
JO
3.10
1
1.35 July
45%
40
_50c
Sherritt Gordon
1.58 May
Jan
40
37%
2l~c
Leaseholds
80c
40
560
1.20
—50
.
White
37% Mar
43
Feb
41
35%.
19%%
Ltt?_,._i—•.-t—*
Preferred
Jan
Jun
33%
37 %
40
Grocers
Western
Apr
33
40'.,
8.40 Mar
1.000
preferred
135
1
40 f
50
Jun
21c
4(i C
35
33%
6.10
3.80
B
Jun
40
33
1,650
21c
Class
29%
5.611
6.60
3.65
—
Warrants
11% Mar
Apr
4.GO Jun
3,920
.
0.35
200
Jan
68c
20
23
5.10
30%
.25
-:—;
Security Freehold
83c
6.50
3 05.03 0
Weston
16 %c
Jan
14
2.05
Copper common
Western
1.10 May
43c
Apr
5
Western Decalta
10% Mar
Jun
94c
Jan
1.35
20C
Mar
1.25
Mar
lie.
6%
26,500
5
Products
Western
Western
Mar
8.50
■
2
150
2.40
17c
Canada
Western
Feb
101
12% May
7.60 May
14 1
0%
2.14
common..—_—♦
Oil
Malartic
19% Mar
.May
97%
.
fr'i
2.20
...1.
—_
Mines..
Petroleums
7% Feb
6%
1
*
A.._.
———
W)
&
Warrants
West
Mar
12c
15% July
1,100
class
'
Jun
9 %c May
55
11c
Shawinigan Water & Power com.
Class
18%
J—
West Canadian Oil
Jan
Jun
7.65
13,515
common
—
15% Apr
Jun
14,290
11
B—
..—
Westburne
Feb
23%
Mar
18
11%
July
8.10
18%
a
04c
_50c
Metal—I——
Preferred
Jan
Jan
4.00
5,500
1134
11
...1
trust—
Ltd
Mines
Wcspac
Jun
93 '2
—1
—
Scythes
1.30
30%
17-
350
1
187ii
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd...
*
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd—....—.1
Weedon
Pyrile Copper
.1
Werner
Lake Nickel..
————1
J a 11
75%
13%
—
Satellite
0,100
53
12c 13 %c
.50
Corp
Amulet
Waite
Walker
Feb
100
95% May
270
4,232
1.25
common—
Gold—.
20c
lGc
Watc.'ous
Jan
13%
2,000
98%
...1
Petroleums
'-
3,000
-
3c
Jan
Jun
"
11%
—
Ml'g
Viceroy
Jan
.
8c
16%'
15 >2
1
Petroleum
8,450
30c
.
Jan
Mar
10% Mar
500
11%
Alloys
Consol Explorations Ltd
Vandoo
Mar
90
2
9'/.,(•
9.00
River
20,001
20
4.5'J
17%c
Hill
Ventures Ltd
Jan
Mar
12%
.100
—.——
Antcnio Gold—
Sarcee
14%
19
4.20
Juh
11 Vh
•
Feb
3.25
May
9
7.75
1
Warrants
Sapphire
,
...1
Canada Mines—
Upper
Jan
77c
8%c Jun
18
1
Lawrence Corp common—;
Sand
13%
-
-
Vanadium
Apr
87%
8c
St Lawrence Cement class A
San
25
4.50
Telefilm
Western
Horsey
60c
38.241
.4.30]
class
Steel
Feb
24c
35c
Royal Bank of Canada,
Royalite Oil common.
Shirrlff
14,880
Jan
.
£% Jaq '
7% July
100
95c
common..
voting
Ltd
Corp
Oils
Feb
13c
Jan
3.09
13c
Rocky, Petroleum Ltd—..
Roe (A V) Can Ltd—
Salada
Jan
„1
United
July
86
May
3.00
30c
50
10c
31c
———1
5%
preferred.
St Maurice Gas
4%
7.25
...
Jan
82
9c
—1
Rockwin Mines
St
000
—1
Keno
Jun
1.49
May
82
3.00
Preferred
;—4.—
Russell Industries—
5.10
28%
—
New Fortune
Feb
——1
—-2
Mines.,
43 :
Jun
Uranium—
Consol
Jun
80c
preferred—
United
Jan
04c
„
Preferred
36%
11
United
Jun
30c
58c
Cotton Mill common———*'
Mines.—
————
1
Rowan
Jan
28c
Robinson
Roche
70
25%
common—
United
Feb
2.28
30 c
Chemical
Athabasca
38
'..5%
United
Mar
65cc
Jun
A
United CaWso
Mar
17c
July
1.55
43%
95c
Mining Corp
United
1.81 Mar
11c
3.04
——1
Reynold Aluminum preferred——100
Rio Rupununi Mines.—
.—
1
Rix
Jan
12c
1.05
Jun
X
_—
Canada
of
Gas
Class
15% Mar
,301
9 ,250
35
200
28%
....—:
United Asbestos
7.25 Mar
Feb
10% July
8%c Jan
1
44%
37
4.75
Gas....
Acceptance
preferred
Union
7 % C Mai
Am
58C
Macdonald
Rexspar Uranium
5c
4.10
*
Explorations—
Reichhold
37c
12 549
23c
—♦
——•—•—l
Rapid Grip & Batten
Rayroclc Mines.—,—
Mining
Realm
Reeves
51, 864
40c
5%C
1
*
*
—
50c
37c
22c
1
—*
1
1
*
1
43c
38c
1
1
1
Quebec Labrador Develop—.
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Jun
—1
Oil
Ultra
Jan
Jan
3.30
12c
44c
1
1
36%
Jan
1.10
Jun
2.50
6%c Jun
Jan
14c
7%c July
2,993
■
5.00
Julv
72c
2,500
31,283
8c
59%T.lay
9,000
__1
pipeline
Pine -Linet.:
pipeline
2.80 Mar
6,100
4,180
Jan
7%C
4.75
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau.
1.70
70c
Prairie
Triad
3.95
2.90
Trans
Feb
0.05
72c
Transinountain
Apr
Jun
1.50
2.80
Mar
7%
3.75
Feb
38%
7.25
7%
0.45
31
38
...
Explorations Ltd.
Jun
1.50
6%C
May
Oanada
Jan
3.75
8c
Canada
Trans
41/*
0.45
Jun
Jun
71-2C
..40
—
4.05
5,390
2,425
2.87
Trans
4.55
2.08 July
53
56
360
Ja n
23
125
_
; *'
41%
202
.52
247«- 24%
58 3 8
"59
warrants
Feb
70
61% Jan
2.75
High
Law
High
-.
j
37%
38%'
—^
.
warrants
1957
May
59
517
.'37
47c
43 %
Jun
Mar
35%
1.50
A—
—
preferred
Union
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold---Quebec Copper Com
B
.
24%;
A——
1
Towagmac Exploration
Traders Finance class
12
38%
class
Works
Mar
70c
75c
Mar
52,
C
Iron
10
05
*
1
Producers Ltd
Gas
Provo
12c
43c
*
Prospectors Airways
1.25 May
Jan
Low
'
,—20
Toronto
3,680
30%
75c
JO
Toronto General Trusts.
Feb
Jan
6c
1.10
JULV
%
11
20c
38 %
20c
*
1
—1
i-'~;
Preston East Dome
Pronto
1.31
11%
20c;
—
Ore
Premium Iron
181j
1.01
75,830
1.43
1.35
1112
4.45
Praia^ Pipe Mfg_
Feb
Jan
1.64
16
5.134
11.500
ENDED
Par
'
—r—1
*
1
Gold
Com
Power
100
1.30
7%c
7c
WEEK
2.78 Mar
Julv
90c
10,200
10%.
%
1.05
7c
*
Powell Rouvn
10
1.05
1
—
Elver
1.00
90c
1.00
16%
•
•
—1
1
•
50c
i
Engravers
Crow Gold
Pickle
.
I OR
High
1.50 Mar
38.000
1.80
1.70
1,70
—*
;
Low
High
'
Mines
Si ma
Mines——
Silver Standard
Mines..
K
300
4.05
40c
41c
3,600
33 %c
Jun
65c
Jan
37c
38c
15.300
18c
Jan
40c
Mav
11 :!,i
11%
885
11
Mar
12
30' A
39
8,690
32
Jan
39
Jan
90c
81c
rj5e
11,950
1.95
2.10
3.380
29
29
29%
/25
11c
10c
15c
23 100
74
73
75
—
Roi——.
Van
26%'
10c
Yellowknife
York
•
__
Southern Union Oils—
Air
Spartan
5%
Warrants
Brock
905
1.600
21c
Mar
82
49c
47% Jan
00
82c
12,075
50c
\ 4,560
25c
Stanwell Oil & Gas
1.40
May
33c
9%
30c
32c
9'%
9%
200
08c
,58c
68c
4.515
45c
05c
58c
73c
29,400
50c
Jun
7%
Toronto Stock
82c
5%'C
7,000
5%c Jun
7%c
39 %
4C
1,140
36 V4
Jan
Steel of Canada
*
88%
78%
90
27.067
68%
Jan
90
7c
3,000
13
13%
21,846
11'%
Jun
1514
30%
31
2,375
233-8
Feb
35%
99 %
101
45
10%
16%
400
8%c Jan
5%c May
15
12c
16%
Jun
Sudbury
Jan
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Sunburst
19c
II,500
1.52
3,100
.1.20
Jun
0c
0%c
4,100
6c
Jun
2.07
2.15
5.275
2.00
20c
20c
6,650
16c
10 %
17
4,362
11%
Feb
0.25
0.40
990
3.15
Jan
3.25
275
3.00
Jun
4.25
__
2.10
1
1
;
Propane common
Warrants
.
Petroleum
Super test
J>
common
.
Inlet
Switson
1,190
90%
25
50c
...
Gold—
Cons
,
.
Industries
Sylvanite
15%
90%
4%c
4%c
1,500
*
Preferred
Surf
15%
—100
Ordinary
Corp
-
Vinegars
Canadian
15%
Jun
25c
...
15
Jan
2.85 Mar
Canadian
Ingersoll
27c
Canadian
100
Jon
3.95
4.10
I,050
3.80
1.12
1.15
23,150
l.OO
Dominion
Dominion
Jan
1.25
Apr
Gaspe
27%
28%
355
27
Jan
32
80c
75c
82c
8,400
70c
Jan
89c
Apr
00c
00c
00c
9,500
60c
Apr
80c
Mar
21
July
9
Jan
9%
9%
400
8%
Jun
1.95
1.95
2.10
7,545
1.97
Apr
Te ma garni
1
3.00
2:98
3.10
II,650
1.87
Jan
08c
1,000
73'%
72%
74%
*
Calgary
Canada
20
.
10
07c
25c
Ltd
Preferred
*
common
—.2
•
Thorncliffe
Park
Tiara
36V2
Feb
1.319
Jan
4.65
4.240
13
Jun
27%
Apr
Jan
36%
155
28
Jan
26% July
.
918
36c
o%c
Tailors
Mines
Ltd
Torbrit
Silver
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
*
Bank
3.30
9%. Jan
I8V4
Jun
16%
25
9%
I*eo
16%
Jun
37%
38%
568
32 %.
Jun
23%
40%:
40%
13
13
.
1.13
Jan
92%
146
100
03/-
59c
11,000
11%
93
205
Jun
1.33
~.a
" ''
Bros
Yukon
.
Cons
Jan
Mar
413i
43
6.770
37% May
45
F eb
16c
16%'c
2,150
.1
7.50
i
*■
2.50
I
Paper;
33%
—;
Jun
92
Apr
Anr
46
-Feb
15
25200
117
98
5.04O
33%
520
25
660
32
52%
50%
33%
52%
2.60
2.60
43
44V^
1,075
80c
91c
73%
550;
May
32% Jun
167 Apr
90
JVily
36% Mar
27% Mar
138
Jan
.
80
31-%
40
2.00
41%
Mar
Jun
50
00c
35%
Feb
99c
Jun
40% May
500
80c
._-a
365
Apr
25% July
110
12.500
36
...1
-
-
28% Apr
3d
Jan
36% May
121
Mar
19% Jan
2.495
27
75
90
44%
13%
9,030
10%
Jun
13% May
Oc
8c
42,100
6c
Juh
14c
91c
8,823
85c
Jun
1.96
,
Jun
Feb
Apr
52% July
219C Jun
Feb
Jan
16%
200
12%
Feb
19%
Apr
1.17
1.53
565,700
22 %c
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR
•
OIJT4)F-TOWNt
AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Jan
,
Feb
85
40
90
|
2oc
Mav
100
300
36
,
13c
86
33%
—*
.
.;
.139 ,'146
_i
•
Corp.
3-1%
139
.
—1
3
74'a
25%
116%
—6
-
common.
Mines—
75
-5
*
2534.
25%
—
;
42%
85
42
—50
Paper—
Gold
Jan
8
253V'
——a
Zfllers
Jun
Apr
a
33c
34c
1,000
27e
Jan
45c
04
02%
64%
9.650
51
Jan
64
% July
1434
14 %
15
1.220
13
Jun
16
Jun
Anr
No
par
sale (not Included in year'i
delivery sale (not included
in
e
year's range).
Selling cx-interest.
f Flat price
r
t Ex-liquidating dividend,
value.
Odd lot
d Deferred
1.53 July
34c
1
10
Price
48
Jan
85
(1956)—
...
Ontario
&
Mar
5
5
■
Flour
35
330
16%c
*
Mines——
Power
Oreille
Pend
43
Jun
100
7
'65H
Feb
8
99c
Jan
52c
Ogilvie
40%.
.♦
—
Linoleum..
Inc
Minnesota
i
Apr
,74% May
Feb
92
7%
52c
Loblaw
•
«.
...
common
Oilcloth
Copper
•
*
International Utilities
3.70 May
Jan
63
Feb
88c
13%
1
10c
Tombill
30%
16%:
10'%'
—
Oil—
Glass
Maclaren
.
9% Mar
2.48
16
Petroleums
Top
54c
1
Mines
Tidal
1,430
92
•
Lundmark
21
7%
100
Third Canadian Gen Tnv
Thompson
Tip
Mar
28%
1
Texas
May
3.80
18%
Ill II21
Dupont Co of,CanadaPreferred
,—Jl
5 Vb Mar
Feb
1.12
Dalhousie
Feb
6%c Jan
4%c Mar
4.10
Feb
Mar
17%
July
95%
Teck Hughes Gold
Texaco
27
3.55
28 %.
__
RancU—
Consolidated Paper
Jun
17
1
Mines.
4,538
Feb
'7";.:, July
Juil
18%
•
Marconi
Mar
•
,
6
35
IllII20
Investments
Jan
Mines
Preferred
J«n
5,173
M»r
46
3.60
common.....
General
Canadian
1
Voting TrustTaylor Pearson common
37%
7
Jan
18%
30%
*
Preferred
2.10 May
11c
common
Tamblyn
450
44
7%
——
Cottons
High
Low
5
300
6
7%
___—
Canada
Range Since Jan. f
High
'43
43
Dominion
&
LOW
6
IIIIII5
Drecigin,^
—
*
Sugar-
Gold
Canada
International Paper
Taurcanis
Sales
Shares
Corp
Mav
___•
Gold
Curb Section
—
6.40 July
3.25
—1,
—
Mines
Explor
Superior
18c
1.40
17
.....
18c
1.40
0.25
—,
3.10 May
Jun
for Week
»
Asbestos
Bulolo
Apr
1
Gas
Jun
2.60
Canadian Dollars
Week's
.
Oil
40'c
Range
.
Jan
102
99% May
1
Sturgeon River Gold
Submarine
Feb
of Prices
Anglo Canadian Pulp PaperI—II. 5
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Jun
lOo
...
Oil
28c
5,200
*
Jan
30'%
*
«■
Preference
Stuarr,
7c
13%
1
—
Apr
47,900
*
National
Andian
July
1
.....
1.44 May
:8c,
32c
Pur
43% Mar
....
Apr
Jan
Fast
Jan
5%c
39%
A
Jan
May
2.85
Friday
Jan
*
class
2.CO
5c
ale Price
Jan
.1
Steinberg
July
08c
2.65
Arc Expressed in
Jan
2.00
Stedman Bros
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
1.64
1,500
29%'C
Exchange
Prices Shown
9% July
Apr
0 %> c
StarraW Nickel
—w
July
Feb
66c
May
1
Ltd
60
Jun
1
:_
—
Mines
1.50
Feb
Jan
97c
Jan
I,576
58
Jan
10c
25,300
-
30c
.1
...
Electric
Jan
00
-
6c
2.85
Metal
Zenmac
Jan
19c
12c
1.16
T
.....
July-
lie
July
Jan
2.50
10 %c May
10%'C
15c
.-1
Mines—
41c
July
Mar
7,%
Jun
1.30 Mar
5.533
lie
75c
Jun
4%
tf
Jun
7e
6 %c
May
22c
21,100
75c
<
-
May
lbc
1
20c
133,400
15c
—
\
class A
Uranium
27c
5%
1,65
15c
Paving & Materials—.
Stanleigh Uranium Corp.;
Stanrock
5
—30c
,
Stand
Stanley
20e
1.55
'
Feb
1.18
..."
Mines.
22c
32%» Mar
Feb
May
63%
1,490
*
& Oils——
Mines..'.
24%c
*
—
—
___
Spooner Mines
Stadacona
1
—
Services—.
Warrants
.
1
.
class. A.¬
G)
Mines.'
Zenith
Southam
t
Bear
(H
Yukeno
—20c
Oil-.—
Knitting
Young
2.55 May
1.10 Mar
Zinc
&
Mines.
Yellorex
May
81c
2.00
...
Lead
Yankee, Canuck
July
65c
Yale
Feb
—
common
Slocan
Feb
11%
Manufacturing...
D
Slater
4.25
41c
38c
39
Ltd
Siscoe Mines Ltd
Simpsons
S
—
Dairies class A_.——
Silverwood
Jun
4.50
4.2G
1
_50c
...1
Quebec.—
Miller
Silver
Cash sale
-
'
(not included in year's range).
prlvi:rr»-
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
wd When delivered.
wi When Issued,
x Ex-dividend.
y Ex-rights.
z Ex-stock dividend
.
.
.
v.
•
Volume
Number
190
5863
—
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(193)
*—
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations for
Friday,
July
t<>
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association
of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended, as a guide to the range within which these
They do
securities could have been sold (indicated
or bought (indicated
by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
by the "bid")
any quotation furnished on request. The "National"
which have
wide national distribution,
a
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox
Air
Products
Inc._l.T-Board
Cement
Co_
Corp
25%
_
27'61
24%
82%
47 %
40'4
43'
—2 "
43%
46'b
1
48%
52%
1
Supply Corp-—4
Co_—
Americaa Pipe & Const Co
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp
Anheuser-Busch; Inc
Farms
37;:
18%'
l
A—•
;
High
Voltage
Arizona Plibh'c
38'2
40%
Arkansas
Houston
ZZfii
23%
.Houston
34'%'
2ft %
Hudson
29%'*
32%
Class
IBVa
19%
Sprvice.'Co.——5*.
.M'isWiiri FowerCo—5,
Arkansas.
Westjnn- CUis" Coi'__ .5Art Metal Coiwliuu:tioh
Co
_'lo
Arvida Corp.
A—-X
Aasociatcd Spiiug Corp——-10'
_
"20'4
Avon Produces
Aztec." GIF & Ckis. Co__
138
17%'
19 U,
Indian
Baxter Lr.l/or; •. to vies
Bay less
Bell
21%
Gosxet't: Co
L__i 10
.Bends Brux Bug Co___:_l
25
Bene field Con > „,,iBerkshire' HaI hiiWiiy
Inc.
Black
Bowater
Bowser
haper
Brown-
Corp
Investors
Class
Tpwa
_1_1-
A1JR
243it
Itek
2*0%
34'
1
'It
Jelferson
'
Kaiser
Corp commo'ti—
preferred—.
L
27 3 »
Ketchuin
Co
'7%
Keystone
Portland
17%
Kloehring
Lanolin
l
44
4814
Corp.—-1Q
28
29 7
4%
X20%
Co
Kratter Corp class A
27':.
Lau
„'
5
19%/
^5
Plus
xl 1%
1
1c
21%
.
23%
9
Central
Telephone
Vt Pub Serv Corp
Co
6%
1
101
27
Star
1
30%
23 '2
1 %
28:,b
•
2834
Citizens Dtil Co.com cl A—33'/3c
Common class u
—33 %c
Clinton Ei'igiucs Corp—A"—1
Co
:
Inc
Madison
Gas
Maryland
7311
Coastal States Gas Prod——~1
Radio Co common—_1
33%
___l:——2%
24
25%
Gas
Co—t5
47:l»
50%
McNeil
'AJ Elev Co-—1
26 '.4
28
121
13'
Colorado- Interstate
Colorado'jEtUng
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$ 1.25 ednv preferred—25
Maxson
35%
3614
8%
7)%
24 h.
25%
25:t
27%
16
17
Hues tnc-1
Copchuid ; llcfrtgrration Corp—'1
Craig Systems :ixic__—_———l
Cross
Company——————5
ll-h.
12%
Corp
ContinerlUiRTt'tuis])
Lid
Miller
(iss-Dexter
1
Mfg
•
9'4*
Missouri
28':!
15%
28%
22
Doiuielley
+
19
5
45
5
39 "(
Class
42%
North
North
,C<V
Duriron
-1l/%
Dynamics Cerp of
$ 1
East 'TeuJrcM.cc
21:l
49'2
& Gas
American
Corp
Northeastern
Water
Co
11%
Associates-^—10
42%
45%
20
22
32%"
Oklahoma
Old
Ben
Olin
Miss
Coal
Oil
Otter
Gas
Tall
Pabst
Pacific
Far
E'inliart Mfg Co _u—__uju
7 '/a
47''4
50%
Paciric
Gamble
Enijtirc State Oil Cor—.——-1
Equity Oil Co—:
10c
107u
11%
Assn_100
——.10
Fisher Brotiicrs* Co
2.5C
*
19 %>
21
1
38
40%
31%
33 %
C0..1-.-;—4-——
Packing
Co—
Co
10
General Gas Corp
—2.50
6%
7%
Tel en
»
5%
pfd—20
Telep Co of the Southwest
5% % preferred
20
19%
20%
Gen
Gen
Giant
Portland
Co
Cement
1
26
finasn
Camden
277b
63
68%
23'a
25%.'
21
22:!i
20
21%
17'«
47u
18:!b
5%
12
Hhi
Trust
Trust
Central
Natl
Centl-Penn
Punta
Co
Co
(N
Natl
Bk
Manhattan Bk
Bank
Southern
72%
77
17%
18%-
/4
2%
n
33
42%
45%
Phila_10
43%
60
64
1
15
ig
50e
9
9%
Companies
Par
King# County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bk
Co (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
10
Cleveland
43%
Trust
Co
'
68 Vb
46%
81
..
50
86%
310
Commercial
Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust of N J——25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co.12%
335
Co
(Chicago)
New
Trust
27
29%
99
105
41%.
44%
(N Y)——
Tr Co
Fidclity-Phila
Trust
Fidelity Trust Co
Camden
First Natl
First
242
of
New
York
of
Bank
of
National
City
'
89%
(Newark)„10
(NY)
10
72
76%
34%
38 %
46%
Detroit
25%
56%
59%
32
Trust
6'A
(Atlanta)
10
Natl
-
31%
38'A
90
327
40%
93%
342
28%
30%
29%
31%
156
165
68
72%
49%
52%
102'A
Co
_10
105'A
(Cleve 1
Bank
&
25
Natl ShawmufcBkof
Boston_12%
Bk of Newark
12%
New Eng Trust Co (Boston >.100
Trust Co.ll
York Trust Co
Northern Tr Co
(N
Y)
25
(Chicago)—100
(Pittsburgh
Bk
1
People# Tr Co of
Philadelphia
31
-
Banking Co (N J)
New
29'A
80
7.50
Essex
Jersey Bank <fe
58'A
27%
16
&
(Albany)
(Hackensack
55
Westchester_5
Bank
Comercial
34%
—
62%
67
49%
52%
54
57'%
36
40%
x30%
33'A
111%
115%
520
556
Tr
<fc
20
;
64%
68%
22
24%
44%
Bergen City
n
J)
Natl
5
Bank
10
42%
20
53%
57
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rigg# Natl Bk 01 Wash D C—23
84%
89%
Provident
Tradesmen's
49%
29 %
(Minn)—10
&
Trust
Co
104 %
84
Bk
23%
25
National Bank
Peoples First Natl
37%
99%
10
Natl
Bank
38%
20
Natl Bank of Boston—12%
Bank of Chicago—100
First
230
37 'A
34%
(Camden N J)
Co
36%
50
Co
First Bank 3tk Corp
First
135
(NY)_10
(Pgh),
Fidelity U11 Tr Co
34%
(SF)_10
Federation
29%
5
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
New
^5
Empire'Trust Co
Bk &
129%
Plains
York I —I—_—
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
10
Natl State
33Va
(White
Co
Aak
108
& Tr
Nassau County N Y
3
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh >-23
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis >—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_lo
National Newark
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
County
101
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
National
City Natl Bk &-Tr-(Chlcago) _25
Bid
20
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
3
National
Bank
13%
of
Bank
Dallas
10
(Jersey City)_25
County-
25
Natl
5%
14%
5%
First
1
First
10%
11%
First
Natl City Bank (NY)..20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co
5
17V*
18%
11%
13
39%
42
10c
Co—70c
4
—
3%
*
36
Bank of St
<fc Trust
First
of
Co
New
4%
19%
Natl
&
Trust
Bank
(Philadelphia)
158
173
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
44
10
Royal Bank of Canada—:
Natl
40%
63
67
67
71%
68
72
%
Seattle
1st
83 3
86
%
Second
90%
94%
18
20
48%
Bank-State Street
%
of
Royal State Bk of New York—3
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
St Loul# Union Trust Co
Trust
473
50%
Second Natl
117
Mass)
Bank
37
40%
of
124
20
86
91%
10
35%
39%
Phila
(Lo#
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_3
Long
10%
83
(Wash)—20
Natl Bk
(Boston
9%
20
Security First Natl Bank
_„10
Bank
37 %
Bank
Rochelle
Franklin
Island
Louis—20
(Philadelphia)—10
Westchester
21%
11
ll:'i
42
-2
8
28
834
29%
—1
America
22%
Bank
(Jersey
Hudson
of
Exch
New
Co
Bk—15
York—10
City N J)
Tr.
36%
36V2
5%
6
6%
7%
Hamp
8
Mexico—8
18%
19%
Industrial
28%
30%
int'l
Ltd
1
1
8%
27%
52—55%
56%
<»6
35%
59%
Trust
103
38
1
38%
41%
9%
of Albany—
10
61
64%
23'A
24%
45
49'A
York)
Bk
Co
&
of
—
Tr Co
New
(N
Yl
Industrial
Bk
Industrial
Natl Bank
of
Com
25
71
76%
17
18%
(N
Y)_10
Trust
footnotes
30%
Jersey——2%
Bank
of
9%
10%
Commerce—
(Cleveland)
United
States
10
Trust
*52
56 %
Co—
10
39
42
United
44%
47%
(Phila)
5
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
21'A
1
14
15%
41%
44
32%
36 Vb
93
96'%
49%
53
20%
22 %
23
C)._
D
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
For
46%
28
10
Co
(Wash
43%
10
States
Trust
(N
Y)—20
of
Providence R I
Bunk
25
V*
City)—8
—
(Union
(New
Trade
Union
—
29%
Pioducts
State Bank
(Boston)
8
Corp
x34%
,23%
39%
Trust Corn
1
Sugar
—_——5
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
Glrard
Inc.;—10c
:
Y__
N
27%
39%
Electric Co-7%
Properties
Alegre
14%.
1
Consolidated Industrie#
Zapata Off-Shore Co
66%
65%
National
8
Corp
Corp
46%
X64
(NY)__10
(Savannah)
Fiduciary Trust Co
12-ht
30%
(NY)_12%
Clrem Corn Exch Bank
Citizens &
48%.
5
Cleve
of
45%
16
J)_
of
93%
71%
10
(Phila)
Bank
90
67
Harris Tr <fc Sav Bk (Chlc)__20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
Hudson County National Bank
New
Purolator
26%
16
11
38%
New
Purex
13'A
National Bank of
10
of
30%.
Co—8
St
2G%-
20
Louis—
First
Corp
of
25%
———1
Brick
46%
19
301
24%
—10
(N Y)
National Bank
Hanover
Co
34"',:
Fire
43%
10
14%
Co
28
Fi
Virginia
Trust Co
29%
Serv
23%.
(A
H'/f
228
27%
Serv
32
Green
St
100
1—1
Pub
chridtnesfrLpwis Mach Tool Co 2
65%
51 Va
35,b
Petroleum
Glasspar Co——
Company
A.k
62%
'
A
13%
Gnneral
Co of
S
18%
Lumber
Producing
Bid
10
1
Pub
27%
233%
8'A
14%
33%
9
Yuba
8%
21%
131%
31%
9
Wyandotte Chemicala Corp
8'A
*
20%
Plymouth Rubber Co
Pubco
2012
Conversion Co
Wurlitzer
46 Vu
18%
Natjiral Gas Co—
nrl
9
Wood
48%
33
Bottlers
General
Portsmouth
18V«
48%
7%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—.10
18%
42
8
Pfaudler-Permutlt
Service
17
46
10c
12
1
18%
Pickering
1
31%
lc
44
7.5o
17%
—
' 8%
26%
Co
11
1
17
Pioneer
7%
25
Natural Gas
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagl# Oil Co
Whiting Corp
29'A
Corp-
Food
9 %
-34%
60%
19
1
6%
Natl
Permanente Cement
11%
32
Chemical
Indus--
Hannifin
12%
8%
20%
20Vb
Corp—1
&
Natl
Parker
10%
65%
19
18%
41'A
Witco
20
25%
11'%
Gas
27%
43
85%
cl A—5
29%,
(Newark)_25
First
Mines—
Florida Steel -Corp————1
Garlock
20%
22
82
——5
T
N
First
Sulphur
Pendleton
Friio
16%
18:%
2%
Pan
Pepsi-Cola
I
15%
25%
95
39''2
30%
21%
Class Sk
of
32%
20%
•
26%
Foote Eras Geui' & Mach
of America
5%
Corp.—
19"
—.2
t
1
60
Tool
61%
17%
5%
(S F)
13-a
Robinson
Uranium
Co
4%
Line
24%
Iitc_
30"
3
28%
American
56%
•
•
23%
—_1
12%
Co
East
Fish«* Governor Co_———.1
Mart
6%
23%
56%
1
5%
69
22
Mercury Electronics—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
Pacific
Federal JCail Mortgage
First Boston. Corp._
28%
14%
Pacific
Brewing
3
17 %
Manufacturing Co_*
4%
Inc
Gas
*
1
Co
Airmotlve
Pacific
32
Transmission—.
21%
Par
Trust
Passaic
18%,
2
29%
Lt &
Bank and Trust
Chase
26 %
65%
<
19%
1
:
II
Refining Co—
Corporation
Syntex
18%
Co
2%
Prod—10c
Corp—,
Power
35%
(Texas) —•
—_—
25%
.
20%
Co
Inc
24
—1
Corp
River
19%.
Electric
IHVb
23%
19
Corp
17 »4
Paso
%,
39%
13%
$4.pfd_*
GjisI
Natural
Prodnction
Electrohi/f Ccnit———.—-1
Electto-Voicc
,,36%
.17
22'a
5
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
20%
Suntide
35%
16%
Western
Corp
Propane
58
1
-1
Co
21
18 3 4"
.'
Greene
Suburban
33
1
48
27%
14V»
2'%
42
36'/a
34%
24 %
5%
1.25
Suburban Gas Service
Broad
_8
1
Coal
Gas
Penn
Assoc
Corp50c
23r,»
r
10%
Inc——I-
10
•
Northwest
Culs Co_—l
Inc———50c
Ituhtstrlcs
Eastern^Da ilies
5%
81
54
1
50c
"JoTahwpcinrn Pub Serv Co-^
Na t
5%
.27%
Co
Northwest
19%
Stubnitz
32%
..12%
22%
45'A
34
51%
51%
38
_1
'
33 ya
48%
25
i;
23
31%
47%
2%.
Corp—1
6%
31%
21'A
Telephone Co_10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
5
6%
10
29%
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"
1
Westcoast
29%
1
(SD) Co
Western
non-voting
Hotels Delaware
Boatmen's
11%
77%
IOV2
Elec
&
File
it
97
-
--2
—
Ectuiontlcs Lglnoralory
El
9
America-*
preference
Eastern
4614
-
63'/a
Chemical Co
Stouffer Corp
Strohg, Cobb & Co Inc
Strutliers Wells Corp
Bank
25%
Shops of Del
Gas
Oil
40%
lite——T->-l--2
Shirt
Thertnador
32
Dunham E /c-h
59%
12%
Oil
Nortex
38
Sons
1
Bankers
Co—.——2%
Norris
29
&
Va
1
common——
Eng
Co^j5
ID
B
National
Co» _1J—Tt—_1
Dun & Biudsi reet Inc-—_—
P
Duffy-Moit
42
Bank
Corp——5
Homes Corp A com-50c
Nicholson
43%
11
45%
Indust___ 1
Co—,
&
Gas
National
New
21
10%
Brothers
9%
23
50c
Grocery Co
&
Swasey Co
Warner
Warren
42
Register
Von's
Warren
9%
39%
35%-
5
Supply Co
Nalco Chemical
26%
14%
58
39'A
32%
-1
Precision
Fuel
14Tii i %A,ational
20'
54 Va
Steamship—2.50
•
10
26:!i
2%
Mfg C(K——10
&
30%
Col.—,—
utilities
13%
Bridge Co——1
Di-Noc ChetHiC«l Arts Inc
.J1
——T
Gas
Monogram
;43«
48%
Bank of New York
Valley Gas Co—,—5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co .5
—
45%
g'A
3
Vitro Corp of Amer
—2%
28%
3l'/8
28'A
%
Inc—
17%
13%
18%
9%
Co—11
x2i%
1
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%
Valley Mould & iron Corp
3
10%
32 %
Co——..H
uuineapolis
—
Leasing Corp
26'A
United States Servaterla
Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp.
1
United States Truck Lines
Ino_l
United Utilities Inc
10
26%
14%:
A Tommou——7 %
r,»horalories Inc.
2
9%
Tractor Supply Co
1
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp__50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
Co_8
United States
16%
13%
5
15
29%
_i
24%
1
1
243a
14
1
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Varlan Associates
(San Francisco)
Bank of Commerce
^5
16
Detroit Intent at
Corp
Co
87"%
17
26%
32
Mlsslssi.pt>i
4
25
.11
Gas
21
5
.
Mlsslssittpi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line-Co
151
47'A
19%
Class
%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Harvester Co..———-1
Inc
Eng
Ac
82
vig———1
44%
30
3
11 In
*
27%
1
lo
39%
11
52
.1
2%
Publishing
Mlehle-G
>''Vt
17%
16
Dairly Macbhfe Specialties—_'_5
Darling
L At Co———
Delbt-Tayk r Oil Corp.
r.—T
Dentists* Supply Co of N V—2V»
Diobold
Corp—
Corp
Machine
Mountain
Dicfaph-um
L)
Steel
36%
Cummins* Eftglne Co Inc——5
Cutter Lt.bpruiories com vtg—1
Common
i
20
1-
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—
v
1
Gas
(W
Mereditli
%
22 %
20%
Consul
Co—_16
Inc
_
Connecticut. Light & Powpr Co-*
Frcigiaways—-2.50
Consolidated hoc It Products-—5
Commonwealth
Prods
McLean-Industries^—
39
r
21'/a
18%
22%
1
Inc
,
38%
42
Sblpbldg & Dry Co_50c
McLouth
Inc
Electric
&
Auto
Corp
Marmon Ilerrington Co Inc_.
Colonial
Stores
1
•—ra%~ —M a r q u ar dt^ A1 re r aft
7
Collins
Co
Maremont
15
T3%
—
Mfg & Sales Co—
Marlln-Rockwell
6%
14
19%
25 Va
30%
Stores
com
•
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
30
Steel
Macmlllan
21%
5%
15
American
25%.
20%-
1
34%
Colorado Power Co—•
Nevada Power Co—H
32%
Lucky
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—
32%
25
1
22'%
7%
25
Ludlow
10 *
Chattanooga Giis Co—
I43i,
21
9%
35 3 it
Central
9'%
59'%
131/2
10c
Stepan
12%
35
50%
66%
8'%
56'/4
ii
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Corp
Topp Industries
14%
Common
20 3»
97
47%
63
67
17%
Statlcr
44 %
.
Lone
27%
63%
10%
Stanley Works
12 %
%
1
16:,b
3314
38 %
Va.
cl B—5
4
Central Public Utility Coip——6
Central Soya Co.—*
36%
41
Electronics————50c
151
L
69
Stores
inc
West Point
19%
11
1
Co
65%
Stanley Home Products Inc—
31%
Ling
bt
34%
26 %
17%
28%
3
Ffary & Clark
Blower
32%
Power Com---10
Co
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli > & Co Inc
5%;
22
■
1
Cem
(ili
Landers
1
.*
10
Inc
Tokheim
6%
25%
10
—
27 7
26 'A.
Central luuiunu Gas Co
1—15
Central; Louisiana Electric Co.5
Inc
12
38%
Standard
9
5%
45%
Central Electric & Gas Co—3-%
*
8V4
23%
42
Utilities Co—
-4%
31'A
11
9%
Standard Pressed SteeL.—
18
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3,
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs—
~
16 3 4
60%.
Kentucky
4%
13'%
Fruit
25%
29%
16 Va
Stand
40%
12%
26'4
10c
7'4
Canadian- Superior
.pilot- CalifMA .io
Cannon Mills class B comJ__125
59:'."
Carlisle Corn—1—_
—l
25
Central Maine
46'a
"
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36
El
24
1
26 J%
(A
46%
•
5
Spcer Carbon Co—.
Sprague Electric Co_
53^
43%
Thrifty
24 %
Staley
26%
Kennamctal
Co_f__10
'
14%
;.43
37%
15%
Central Til. lilcc & Gas
xl3%
57%
39%
Products
48 3 4
24%-
14%
Steel
44%
Kalama/.oo Veg Parchincnl. Co_10
37%:,
Ceco
30%
9%
4%
1
1
Producing Co—1
Southwestern Elec Service Co_il
29
a%
1
Corp
Betts Co class A
Three States Nat Gas Co
ii
Tel
25
Time
_2
States
7./4
23%
1
32'A
15%
70
9'/a
Union Gas Co
38%
30%
39
8%
Eng Tel Co.
92%
6r;il
14 %
20c
Corp
1
36%
•
Co_—
Corp—
Southwestern.
10%
California Oivgoii Power Co-~20
California-Waier Service Co—25
Drug
& Co„
Southern
20
1
Steel
&
_i
Service
Southern
290
187»
18%
$1.46
Thomas
1
(G Di
Southwest
io
■-
Bantam
Southern New
18%
17%
6712
53%
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
Southern Calif Water Co
14%
32%
'
Thermo King Corp.
25c
Manufacturing Co__2'%
Southern
,1
Co——
17%
A
Corp—
.2
South Shore Oil & Devel Co-lOc
35%
275
5
23%
16%
Rice Mills Inc—3'%
Simplex Wire & Cable Co..——"
68
17%
Lake. Pelrpcliemicals-1
California Interstate Tel—_5
Carpenter Paper Co
-
Jervis Corp
J'aasop Steel
Co
21%
Texas Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum
Texas Natural
Gasoline
Skil
25%
13%
•
50%
•^Sierra Pacific Power Co—7%
7%
33
^_1
•
47
Corp,
Jacinto Petroleum—
Searle
26 3 «
64
Co—15
18%
Corp
Seismograph
32
"
•;24 %
5
Supply__J_u
Electric
Jefferson
-
Calif Wafiir
Telep Co-1
Canadian. Delhi Oil T.f<1_ 1'J
'
24%'
^10
Co
Inc
Water
18%
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&
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6%
29
1
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Utilities
Ilf.Intz
Jamaica
55
30
69%
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37t4
2
51'
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&
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65%'
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17
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Co
Service
Southern
7%
.
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A
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7%'
12%
Co__?__
5
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Votutnou
L.
1
34 s«
V
11%
San
29%
Securities
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"
fii^SimVpe Mfg. Co—JO
Rurmtv< Corp
Interstate
15%
Motor
23
preferred—25
Brush<; Beryllium 'Ci>
Buckeye: £>Cgel
Bullock's inc
'47%
'
19%
27%
1
Inc
Water
32%:
Foods'Stores^Xi—1
Ipo. $1.20
"
"
Light-Coi_l
Intiustries .,Ine__l_Ti__T';
.
Interstate
11
SivadTA: Bryson Inc.—1
Botany
11 Vu
55%
Rills Power &
5%
1
___1
17
Texas Eastern Transmis
Corp_7
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Sabre-Pinon
Schielci
36
Tekoil
14%
: A 32'A
27%
6%
"International Textbook Co'
-•
Interstate Bakeries Con)-'---—1
14
5
Htack
Borman
75%
44
BeryHluna CoiXr-r—A—
Co_
—
Aik
87
5
10%
Ryder System Inc
61%
13%,.
30
1
Mat
Water
A;
lndianaiiolis
.
16%...
1
57%
25% :
Mills
Gas
13'A
1
Tappan Co
30%
Roddls PH'tvood Corp
Rose Marie Reid
'
12%
70%
19%:
l
—
(A."3 L Ma rj;e tsr__ _l__Tl
&
12%
Gas——•
Production
Head
'.
Rockwell
n.
14%
20%
Husky Oil Co—
.11' 4.1
_
135
13%
Bid
Tampax Inc—_*
9%
2
Myers lnc__—48
ill Hi
Co
.—II
66
Robertson
133
128
19%.:.
Pulp & Paper Corp—
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L
Indiana
Mfg;,Cp-T^__-.'__'_^_ _T L10
Robbins «fe
1
Field
2%
28 %
Co
Roadway Express class
113
127
1
*
Natural
Oil
Hugoion
•
.
B ates
107
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
21%
132
Engineering—
Houston Corp
3%
32%
Stoker
River Brand
Par
52%
2%
,
41%
30%
Credit Corp_—.1
Hoover Co class A_
2%
58%
Riley
36%
,
38%
;_5
■Hilton
19%
*■
55
Iuc
49
3
Richardson Co~:
3%
Ask
_12%
Republic Natural Gas
201
34
Aj Co class A com_10
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Glass 'b conunon—:
_10
'Hearst Cons Publications cl
A-25
Helene Curtis Ind class A—
1
4
25%
23%
,—_4
Co .common
preterrccL'.—I
21%
35
_1
Xerox
5
Corp of America—1
Soundcraft Corp..
5c
Reeves
21%
190
Hanna (M
4
19•»'
7.50
Incorporated
Haloid
Ask
19%
Society
1
Sulphur Corp
10c
Gustln-Bacon Mfg Corp
2.50
Hagan Chemicals & Controls__l
L
Purina Col.
Rare Metals
Bid
Gulf
'
26:l':i
78''4 "
44
Co
A m erican-Mutie 11a
Pa>rtic
Par
Grolier
•
"
Hospital
Arden
Ralston
■
Green Mountain Power
Corp—5
Grinnell Corp
*
"
"
"A"
Greetings CI
P
42
-IT—lo
Express
American
M
10%
62'4
39%
1
_T_
Americaa
A
:
9%
-T—'_1
.5
Amer Commercial
Barge Lined-5' '
Amer
Ask
58%
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Bid
,
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Amer
Bid
11
list is composed of
securities
~
i
see
10
preceding
page.
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co—
(Winston-Salem
N
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45
>.
46
....
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 13. 1959
.
.
.
(194)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
Quotations for Friday,
July 10
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Far
Fundi—
Mutual
Aberdeen
Fund-
25c
Affiliated
Fund Inc—:
1.25
Business Shares--—1
8.47
7.8.5
American
American Investors
a
30!
0.49
B-3
(Low
9.74
B-4
34.99
13.07
S-2
14.21
32.02
s-3
S-4
14.50
Keystone limd of
.~l
14.27
15.04
Knickerbocker
1
8.00
8.7!
———.--I
15.40
10.71
—1
International Growth
18.92
20.47
Liu
9.00
9.34
13.01
12.75
17,000
135 %
10.12
17.57
19.19
20.80
17.24
■
18.74
17.19
23.00
Vegh
83
88'!.i
12.90
,
3.33
3.15
Fireman's
Growth
Investors
14.32
15.48
14.56
15.74
Glens
22.24
Shares
24.04
(D
90:G
34 G
36:G
5
—
19%
21%
4
C>
Government Employees Life
Ins (D C)
——1,50
17.64
Great
11.55
ejuif Life
14.84
42%
23%
247«
38 G
407»
Standard
Co
lc
4.03
20.72
Income
20.72
Ktock
Ilonie
Insurance
14.64
Home
Owners
Jefferson
10
—1
11.19
12.23
—.
1
5.98
G54
—1
4.51
1
8.46
"series——--.
1
6.57
Series-..-———.
1
9.34
Series....
S locks
Grow lh
8.17
21.21
New
England
8.34
8.04
New
York
Fund
89%
35%
1
8.93
12.28
13.35
17.20
18.59
Nucleonics Chemistry Ac
Electronics Shares Inc.
18.00
19.52
One
etreet
12%
Bid
13%
3%s
Aug.
17.
3%s Sept.
.1
14.27
15.60
14.05
15.19
4:%.K
_1
5.56
6.07
AGs March
Inc.
3%s
Mortgage
12.11
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc—
1
16.91
18.53
3%s Aug.
10,
11.00
11.99
3%S Oct.
13,
Pine Street
1
24.30
24.54
3%s Dec.
10,
0.11
6.74
Fundamental Investors Inc—2
20.21
22.15
2.64
2.87
17.35
18.76
Puritan
Fund
Inc———l
7.45
8.10
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund—
Fund
Pioneer
Price
(T
-2.50
Inc—
Rowe)
11.62
9.00
9.78
40.16
40.57
8.68
9.51
16.69
(The) Stock. Fund-lc
Common
14.09
15.42
Fund Inc-
—lc
8.34
9.14
10.76
11.79
7.25
7.95
9.21
10.09
shares
Institutional
Bond
7.74
8.07
lc
15.16
shares————
lc
shares-—-—-lc
Railroad Bond shares—-lc-
Sovereign
7.52
6.86
Stein
Roe
98.16
4%s
March
98.12
98.24
4%s
Julv
92%.
93
3 Gs
April
98.4
98.12
—
7.92
20.31
20.92
21.27
21.92
Incorporated
S
&
1
...
International
Fund.
Funds
United
United
5.80
Continental Fund
Income
8.17
8.93
Fund Shares.l
11.66
12.67
1
14.63
15.99
1
17.70
19.24
1
X7.50
8.20
United Science Fund—
10c
5.25
—1
a26.72
Fund Inc 10c
2.62
2.87
Value Line Income Fund
of Boston Inc—1
8.54
9.33
Value
9.96
10.39
10.14
10.96
1
1
United
lc
12.77
Institutional
—lc
Fund-lc
12.07
13.21
Institutional Income Fund—lc
7.03
7.69
12.85
14.05
Fund
Growth
Institutional Insur Fund
lc
Recent
Bid
Bonds—
British Petroleum Cs
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4'.46—1975
55 %
Canadian Pacific Rv 4s
1969
95
Carrier
1982
98%
4'/eS
Central Power &
Lt
4%S—1989
Inc__1
—IOC
Inc—
Whitehall Fund 1
Ask
Phoenix
103
Cement
ww
1 Gs
—
99.2
4s
Mav
97.16
lGs Oct.
96
96.8
lGs April
&
13.96
Due
Dated
3.50%
Bid
e- 3-59
3-58
11-
3.60%
99.31
Ask
100.1
9-
1-59
99.30
1-59
99.27
99.30
99.25
99.28
6.39
6.91
Ask,>
Bid
Julv
?
1959—
88
99
16/
July
23,
195'J
100.1
Bid
Due
99 G
July 30,
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.25
99.28
3.75%
4-
1-5!)
1-
4-60
99.24
99.27
1-60
99.26
99.30
4!
8
2-
5-
4-59
R-
1-59
3-
1-60
99.2G
99.30
"7- 1-59
4-
4-60
99.27
99.30
c/c
4%',
.
Bills
Yield Price
100 la
102
August
20,
99
82
86
August 27, 1959
September 3, 1959—
1017»
102%
100
101%
5%S—1989
November
12,
99.827
November
19,
99.773
November
27,
99.717
December
3,
99.665
December
10,
1958
99.596
December
1959
99.525
99.450
99.541
Decemher
17,
22,
1959
98.380
98.425
99.468
December
24,
1959——
98.342
98.387
99.421
99.440
December
99!363
99.384
January
99.289
99.302
jB"nary
March
102 3 4
110
115
103 G
104
October. 1, 1959
102',
103 m
October 8, 1959
129
October
a
99.884
15.
—
99.198
99.178
April
99.088
October 22, 1959
99.210
99.151
—
1959
99.116
July
1959-
29,
1959———_—_
September 17, 1959—
September 21, 1959
September 24, 1959
10,
102 3u
127
November 5,
99.581
—
—
Sperry Rand 5%s ww___—1982
98.902
1959
1979
Amer
Underwood
5s
Corp
97 Va
110
1971
126
129
•No
1970
101
104
a
10414
105 G
k Admitted
98
West Penn Pqwer SVsS—.—1989
—1975
85
90
Westcoast
—1976
86
90
White
Trans SY2S
42is~
1988
90
1979
108
111
93 G
111
par
Net
value
asset
Stock
15,
b Bid
listing
Exchange
yield price
on
the New York
x
98.509
98.271
98.022
98.047
97.933
97.954
96.964
96.992
96.668
96.699
95.140
95.171
I960—.
1960
wi_
Ex-dividend.
wiWhen
y
98.625
1960
1960
d Ex-rights,
tNew stock,
value.
to
98.681
98.474
98.233
1959
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
1971
6ViiS
97
Stores
97
98.759
98.642
98.583
—
98.853
98.721
—
98.930
98.818
1959—
I960--
7,
15.
15,
1959
1959
1959
31,
22,
—
Eastern Transmission—
4Tis
99.003
99.932
99.707
99.653
1959—.
95r,e
Southwest
99.055
98.971
October
99.764
1959
September
Ask
59.025
99.983
99.820
199©
144
Bid
Ask
99.875
1959
13,
Gas—
Ask
Dated
3.75T
99.926
:
August
203
87.4
99.979
6,
141
88.24
Rale
4.45G
107 G
1989
98.22
86.28
1964—
1,
90
88.16
1963—
1,
93.20
98.18
1, 1963—
15, 19G3-
97.26
89.24
April
91.16
93.16
1963
15,
97.8
——
11-2-59
—1989
99.9
10-
197
•
98.28
96.6
98.31
2-59
1977
U S Industries 4I2S
Mueller Erass 3%£
98.22
2%s Fel).
99.30
97.22
1962—
15,
92.24
99.26
91.8
1962——
1,
Oct.
99.14
92.16
1962-
94.8
98.6
99.10
1962
1,
99.30
98.2
1962—
15, 1962—%
3%s Nov.
5-59
1992
5'is
91
Aug.
1 Gs
1-58
1982
90
April
98.30
94
1961
15,
4S
99.22
—
:
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
11.79
Southern Elec Generating—
—1981
Feb.
99.30
1-
118
Texas
1, 1961
Aug.
99.22
99.28
—
2-
115
;
100,2
12-
146
Pow
100
99.16
3.45%
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Elec
———
1961
1,
10512
-
Textron
4%s
15.
98.26
1961
15,
May
Ask
~
(Continued )-
1.
3%s Feb.
3.45%
113
19S9
lGs Oct.
99.23
16.01
112
—1985
4s
14.23
1973
8s_
3%
99.29
99.23
14.69
1975
Gen'l Tire & Rubber Cs
99.29
13.16
—1969
Electric
Public Service
5%s
3%s
lGs April
-1979
5%s„.
Steel
93 %
Bid
99.19
3Gs May 15, I9603 Gs May 15, I960
1 %S Oct. 1, 1960
1977
5VgS
96
92%
32nds of a point
or more
99.21
_
Aug. 1, 1959.——
lGs Oct. 1, 1959
3%S Nov. 15, 1959
1'/aS April 1. I960—
1973
143
95
Yield Trice
5s_—
91
90
1972
15.
lGs
4s
10.79
86
139
100 G
United States Treasury
4%s
Paciiie Petroleum
99 G
Maturity—
4s
August
100G
91G
1970-1967—
1971—
15, 1972-1967-
99.27
I960.....
May 15,
8.99
k—
Steel
Commonwealth Oil Ref Cs—1972
Port
3%s Feb
•4s
4.28
8.23
-1989
National
90 G
99.27
15, 1959—
15, 1960
—1
47«s
Ferro. Corp
3.92
Northspan Uran 5%s ww
1963
Ohio Power Co 4%s———-1989
57
99
101
6.56
Bid
Philip ' Morris
Fruehauf Trailer 3%S—:
Ask
1
Bonds—
103 G
El Paso Natural Gas 5 lis—1977
—
1
—
98%
100
—
1970—
1,
Treasure Notes
1959—
1,
Security Issues
104
102=8
NOV.
12.84
_1
Wisconsin Fund Inc
102'a
1989
6.00
97G
'
Aug.
Kale
nc——.
102
Conso! Edison 5!cs_—._
_1
>
Wellington Fund—
1977
Vought 5V4S—
_
Wellington Equity Fund—-.
-.
—
Special Situations
investors Fund Inc
119%
118
Inc_
Investing Corp^
"Washington Mutual
12.32
Fund
Line
Ltd
Wall Street
13.99
11.27
Bank
Canada
Value Line Fund
Inst Foundation Fund-
Institutional
Funds
14.47
1
5.31
Fund
13.31
Accumulated Fund—1
—10c
Income
Bid
Treasury Notes—
—
Inc—
United
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Corp
Inc—.
U
Growth
United
Inc—
Income Foundation
Fund
1%S
3%S
7.25
Townsend
9.06
12.64
Haydock Fund Inc__
Figures after decimal point represent one
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
10.66
12.67
Scries Il-DA-
40:,4
9.75
8.27
II-C7—
16.76
38 %
17.95
11.54
funds
15.31
16.47
11.57
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc_—1
15.34
Inc.l
Fund
92.20
98
1969——
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
17.36
14.19-
1
Inc
Sterling Investment Fund
lc
shares—-.
1969
93%
98 G
1969
16,
99 %■
92.4
1968
20,
99%
93 G
.
I960
20.
Mar.
98.20
99
"May 1, 1962
1, 1963-
is
98.18
99
4%S Oct, 1,
3%S May 1,
-
99.22
98.12
1961
Sept. 20, 1961
3.
98.8
12.89
15.84
13.62
lc
——.——lc
General
4S
99.16
98.4
I960——
I960——.
1,
4!
11.41
11.79
.
12.88
Texas
Chance
June
3%s April
'
a38.17
12.10
—
'
1
11.05
Income
April 20,
2Gs
99.31
4r!iis April 10,
Farnham
Ac
Balanced Fund
7.61
shares——
■I-
Television-Electronics Fund—1
—2,52-
2.28
Investors-——
6.94
Series
3%s
100
4','bS Feb.
10.55
B)
State Street Investment Corp__*
11.87
10.84
(Edison
Equipment shares-——lc
Railroad Stock shares——lc
RR
Hamilton
100.2
4%s June 10, lOGo—l——3%s March 11. 1968
14.53
U30.70
Fund—1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Smith
13.85
Petroleum
Utilities
99.26
•
3%s Sept.
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
_
Mining
Tobacco
99.2
99.20
a41.11
Sto.ck Fund
1
Amer Shares—_—1.25
Selected
shares—lc
shares
Merchandising
Steel
98.26
Clark—
Common
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Boncl shares——— lc
Industrial Machinery shares-lc
Food
I960——
I960-—-—
Scudder Stevens & Clark
15.25
1,
1.
20,
3Gs Mav 2,
8.07
99.14
99.11
1959—
l%s Oct.
97.12
Nov.
99.31
100.2
2%s Feb.
95.4
7.42
13.44
:—
96
94.28
11, 1963—12, 1963
,
99.30
97.4
Inc—l
lc
&
4s
4%s
25c
99.28
99.31
.—.
2%s May
18.49
Scudder Fund of Canada
1059—-
■
Bank Bonds—
98.28
17.01
8.94
.
^
99.27
-
3Gs March
Ask
100.1
<)9.31
1959
1.
99.26
15.97
12.35
&
33
1959
1.
99.30
14.68
8.16
3.50s Oct.
98.22
1
Shares
Scudder Stevens
50%
30%
Bid
4Gs Dec
99.29
-
—
;—
47%
2
3,
Aug.
99.26
1
11.28
shares
the
—.——2
—
Cooperatives—
for
3.55s
99.18
9.07
.—-lc
—lc
Chemical
G
86%
31%
Y'
City of N
Federal Land
100
1959——
——
8.39
Equip Shares—lc
Electrical
93
83 G
Westchester Fire
June 10, I960———
3GiS Aug. 23, 1960
3Gs Feb. 13. 1962
Aviation-Electronics—
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
89%
3%s Feb.
4s
1
Qua":leTiy~Dist
7%.
27
29 G
U S Life Insurance Co in
99.28
95.16
4%s March 10, I960-—
Growth Stock
Fund Inc
Putnam Growth Fund—
10.61
60%
6%
25
8
5
Fire
99.30
99.27
—
1959—
Inc
100
Assn—■
1959
13.78
Inc_—1
General Capital Corp/
1
.General Investors/Trust:
~1
Group Securities—
——-—1
Automobile shares—
lc
S
99.25
1963-
15.
Natl
100.1
59.29
...
I960.,
15,
April
Federal
1960
15,
12.55
Preferred
109
57%
Guaranty Co—lo
S Fidelity &
U
99.27
15, I960——
Feb
1L14
Futures
31%
29%
3
U
Banks
1959—-—
15.
3.80s Jan.
.2
Fund
O ver-The-Counter
Fund
42%
104
Ask
100
1959——
ic
stock series--—-lc
Common stock series—
82%
39 G
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
23.89
2.97
Fund
77,
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.76
22.10
1
1
Securities
8%
7%
9.25
Federal Home I.oan Eanks—
Fidelity Fund Inc_
-5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Iric—1
5.13
9G
86
32
7.18
1
■
of Canada Ltd
6.67
8%
Ins—lo
10.21
Capital Fund
William
f
1
Standard Life
53 G
Co
72%
GO
'
(N Y)—2
Co
73%
69
68
56%
2
10
(NY 1
Co
Insurance
22%
4.93
—
Preferred Stock Series-
21.43
Ins
99
50%
5
..—
Travelers
94!k
.
5%
52%
21
10
——:
Standard Sec Life Ins
193
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
——,
Dividend Scries
7.48
Co,—
Life
Accident
Title Guaranty
(Flu)
Securities Series
Series-.
Bond
22.41
13.54
"Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
1
National Investors Corp—.
185
Boiler
Steam
Hartford
Security
,
22%
4%
10
(New Haven)—
Springfield Ffre Si Marine
$6.50 preferred
Hartford Fire Insurance Co —lo
3.71
69 G
40%
Insurance
Hanover
x64
77%
49%
Republic insurance (Texas)—lo
Republic Ntill Life (Insurance—2
Paul Fire Si Marine..,—6.25
Seaboard Life Ins Co
1
Seaboard Surety Co
—10
5
70
74
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N Cl—;_1
Life Ins (Pa )——5
Reinsurance Corp <N Y t
2
110
26%
66%
21
Quaker City
(Jacksonville F3a)„2G
American
Insp Si Insurance--
Balanced Series
103
58%
24:%
-
St
10.52
a
—Y
24.99
—
85
14.52
Muthai Trust Shares
10.35
2.72
84
Republic
66
54
5
Philadelphia
GOG
80G
16.31
—1
Corp-
571/4
A
13.29
Investment Fund Inc—1
Mutual
Si
48%
62
Indemnity Co—
Pacific
Government Employees Ins
1
Mutual
Falls
Globe
Automation
&
Inc
2.50
Ft
(S
Insurance—-
General Reinsurance Corp——10
Stock
;——.—.38 %c
3;'m
——5
Fund
Life
.
45 G
Life Ins Co—— 5
Phoenfx
———10
Providence-Washington
——10
2.86
25.24
6.11
Peerless Insurance Co—.
8T»
15.04
4.09
56G
63G
57G
Franklin
16%
69
7%
Investors
15
'2—
Insurance—3. 33 %
of N Y_ 12 '/it
53
x53:!,
Ins
40%
60
1
Life
Bankers
38
65
3'i
—4
,
35%
10
Pacific Ijisuraticc Co of'N Y—10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md——10
Co
47%
44
32
—
—
Go
Ins
52%
48-%
10
—5
2.50
Fire...
69
Fidelity
.
28%
Hampsiiire
Northern'
2.69
23.01
Inc-1
10c
1
Founders Mutual Fund
—•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
64 %
19%
43%
27
York
Northeastern
-
4.59
I
Stock Fund-—-——-—1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
——10
Equity Fund Inc—
——20c
Inc
136
4.17
——1
Mutual Fund
176
131
2.4.4
Fund
Eaton
Florida
168
Co
1c
National
Florida Growth Fund Inc
&
Crum
11.98
Financial Industrial Fund
5
Casualty Co
5
Forstc'r Inc
——10
Continental
shares——
3.44
Fidelity Capital Fund
358
Federal Insurance
24.70
—
344
4.26
3.13
Dreyfus Fund Inc——.
<fc HowardBalanced Fund
10
18%
40%
Fire
North River i
3.13
21.87
Shares-—
Life.
65%
5
Fire-—.
Union
National
—
15%
Inc common-—1
Natl Old Line
New
4.54
2.50
25c
Dividend
a47.28
Mutual Income Foundation FtLl
Shares—
New
2.84
10.45
Trustee
25!2
4.12
10.58
E
35%
237«
3.87
9,05
Series
33G
NyiU Lile Ac Accident rn.s
las
lc
9.54
Diversified
-5
Lilc
(Ky)
—lc
shares.
—
—-2
Co
—
shares—
I'iro———
5
Nationwide Corn class ANew Amsieniaiu Casualty'-- —2
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J >
—1.23
Employers Group Assoc.—
—■♦
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
14.25
10.89
-National
16 G
Assurance
_
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc-—1
Diver Growth Stk Ftiifd Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
."24%
' 57
10
Continental
Missilcs-Jcts
19.00
Vegh MulualTund Inc
Delaware Fund—
De
45%
14%
Shippers-.:
6.90
Fund Inc—
_8.38
18.87
42
„5
Lite
Monument.
25
&
6.39
Mass
Investment'inc
Fund
10%
—
1 Jo 11 d i 1 ig—•
Bankers Natl Life. Ins CN Jj—10
Standard Life
1
General
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Units of beneficial interest—1
25.01
7.07
-
..
Income
3G
9{it
Casualty
26-%.
62G
273 i
Connecticut
,
1
B
Western
Dividend
2%
1
;u—6.25
19.95
Trust
shares of beneflcialTnt_33%c
21%
Investing'Co Inc„._—1
1
Series
114%
American Surety Co
18.25
Massachusetts
18.58
20
110;!i
15.03
Commonwealth
Petroleum
11.04
10.10
10
14.10
1
-
Boston Insurance Co
11.00
10.10
--1
Investment-—i
Commonwealth Stock, Fund-—1
Composite Bond Ac Stock
Fund Inc
—1
Composite Fund Inc
>—1
Concord Fund Inc——
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-!
Corporate Leaders Trust FundFund Inc—~—_
Commonwealth
131
19
12.14
11.18
123
*
Re-insurance
15.l(i
Income
Commonwealth
10
American
13.73
Paper
42%
(iO
JGalveston
18%
Metal
50%
39
-10
Mercnr/.(Wash D C>
13.87
13.11
45
iBaitm_—„
J
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares-.
——lc
17.000
129%
36%
13%
Amer Nat Ins
3.02
40
34G
_4
13.89
Managed FundsElectrical Equipment fciiares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
37'h
Merchants Ac Maluifactureis
12.92
Sayles Mutual Fund-— •
1
5
Mass Iml.cmuit.y-Aj Life Ins.. -—5
Merchants Eire Assurance— —5
12.56
Looinis
5%
3:G
17.27
1
6%
i
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
27%
14.56
Bankers
233
3G
13:34
7.09
58%
$
25:G
15.83
7.07
22
2G
Amer
'
20
_'J0
55r
Investors Corp—*—1
American
25c
—
Fund.
Trust
Lile
Naiional
24%
-23
—T
Va,.-.. —10
Massac b use 11 s
Amer Ins Co (Newark N
_
Lincoln
—
of
Co
Insurance
Maryland
10.69
0.47
Life
11G
16.37
6219-
—3
J——:
—
Companies lue...
43
22.00
1
Inc
Fund
Lavard
Lexington
14.22
11.79
Fund-
,
Term
48 G
ins Co
Casually
&
of
23
45%
10
15.00
Canada Ltd_l
7
Life
Life
2%
21
.
39
20.17
9.79
Liberty Natl Life Ins tBirn) ) —2
2%
Home Assurance Co 5
American
Lexington Venture Fund.
—1
Lite Insurance Investors Inc.,—1
Lite Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
10.10
1
Chemical Fund fnc.,„
-50c
Christiana Securities Corp-.-10C
7% preferred ——_—— -100
Colonial Energy Shares.--1
woioiual Fund inc——
—i
17
Beneficial
10.49
1
—-—1
Ltd
Century Shtwres Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
11.27
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
General Fund—
Canadian
17.69
(Speculative Pfd Stksj—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
ilncotne Com Stocks* —-1
iSpeculative Com Stki—1
(Low Priced Com Stksml
K-2
19.32
<19541. Ltd,—-
De
(Income Pfd Slocks,i
K-l
5.18
16.22
10.33
15
Fidelity Life Ins Co 1
Amer Heritage-Life Ins—
(Jaclcsonville F'la >''.——..... 1
Bondst
Priced
13.47
Fund
1
—1
1
(Discount Bonds'
S-l
Canadian Fund Inc——
Crown
American
17.87
California Fund Inc—
Fund
24.52
8.90
1
Blue Elclge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Roston Fund the.
1
Broad Street In rest merit
50c
Canada
Grade Bonds ml
(Medium
247
32 G
43!a
16:G
187«
73i
30' (
39G
Insurance
22.47
5.97
14.71
AgricuHural
Araerkan
24.60
B-2
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co- _65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va )— 5
66)2
Ask
Bid
Far
179 69;G
237
23.57
0.31
4.74
30.51
U24.73
Funds—
5.78
13.53
35.79
Insurance——..,—10
Life
Borids'j—^-1
Keystone Custodian
B-l
(Invest'icnt
_■
1.80
1.71
11.90
Aetna
Companies
Ask
171
Casualty
Aetna
4.91
Equitable Assur— ....5
American,, Fidelity & Casuaiiy-5
"$1.25 conv preferred,..
5
Johnston
38 1
i
12.14
13.01
,
1
1
.-i——
Mutual Fund
10.55
Growth Fund
Axe-Templeion
Canada
Ltd
inc
iTliei
Fund
vstel
15.95
9.65
Axe-Hotighton Fund "B'* inc—5
Axe-Hough ton Stock Fund Inc. 1
Axe-Science .& Elect'nivs Corp„lc
euiiock
4.05
4.35
Fund —*--1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Amer Research & Development-*
Associated f und Trust
*
Atomic Devei Mut Fund Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A' Inc—1
American
11.11
& Surety
10
Aetna Insurance Co————10
4.49
Inc——lc
Investment Co of America,
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
(ntl Resources Fund
2.40
2.24
Bid
l'ar
Ask
Bid
Far
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
190
Number 5863
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(195)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
....
1959
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
a
decrease
compared with
a
year
ago.
Pre¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
$22,157,521,989 against $23,369,179,432 for the
there is
loss for the week ending
a
Friday of 13.5%.
in
1958.
At
this
Our comparative summary, for
the week follows:
July
Inc. or
4
1957
Dec. ft
1950
$
<
1.573,640
+40.9
T, 844,267
1,713,800
650,626
+ 246.7
1,506.140
1,787,240
l,962i260
4,317,160
2,381,372
4- 30.9
3,945,803
913,000,000
—15.9
4,547.174
1,296,000.000
+ 41.9
5,276,900
4,115,407
+ 28.2
969,000,000
4,352.068
8,481,209
7,415,737
+ 14.4
7,273.427
*4,600.000
7,214,134
4,044,357
+ 13.7
3,662,855
9,395,847
3,754,673
7,241,590
+ 29.7
-28,032,939
7,202,43®
18,213,270
32,846,102
+ 53.9
6,735,675
17,754,601
31,175,238
5.1
34,932,114
26,284,193
1,393,130,508
;
1,819,654
3,320.088
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
994,866,246
+ 40.0
1.054,025,355
1.195,914,427
13,910,351
236,202,970
469,999,389
53,476,000
12,937,259
+ 43.6
Seranton
Wilkes-Barre
,
Yoiiz
Delaware—Wilmington
——
New Jersey—Trenton
Total
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
$
2,249,199
;
Chester
center
Ended
1958
$
'
I
2,217.716
Bethlehem
Our preliminary totals stand
week
same
-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday; July 11, clearings for all
year.
V
,
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
5.2% below those of the corresponding week last
at
Week
■'
...
Bank
47
(11
cities)
...
—
2,417,034
1,121,000,00(1
5,062,373
15,616,13»
-
Week
Ending July 11—
1959
York
New
1958
%
$10,702,910,107 $12,379,626,956
__
Chicago
1,139,973,485
948,000,000
Boston
660,093,349
660,784,404
:_1
478,646,960
St.
Louis
San
_
Francisco
L
.
_
Cleveland
641,479,000
722,67.9,455
cities,
five
days———_——!
Other
cities,
five
days
—
4.828,951,805
65,840,800
14,142,040
Total all
cities,
cities, five days.—
one
all
cities
____21—___
+
for
Complete and exact
in
issue
our
of next
week—
—
9.1
4-
0.8
—
904,518,361
We
week
cannot
ends Saturday and the
Saturday figures
Accprdingly, in the above
them
5.9
July 4.
For that week there
the whole country
present further below,
we
was
a
clearings for
Kansas City Reserve District the
District of 30.2%
In the
totals
register
a
furnish
a
summary
1959
1st Boston
$
12 cities
—;
New York
3rd
Philadelphia
7,324,558
348,713,408
141,252,548
315,748,234
131, 776,193
(6 cities)
783,712,041
653,071,939
+20.0
709,396,345
643)995,66©
32,420,808
136,374,898
1958
-1-23.9
29,399,815
108,784,981
25,540,06®
117,276,451
332,000,000
+24.2
350,700.000
339,700,003
7,951,022
'5,727,648
6,257,403
+38.8
6,222,268
6,775,333
7,033,833
167,244,78.3
154,930,824
_
7,296,974
272,637,760
6,749,809
+43.3
13,324,256
+18.3
14,168,434
619,600
182,245,322
+32,8
+24.9
818,606
187,088,866
1,022,108,960
+30.7
1,096,060,972
.l..O03,442,12l?
3,906,172
2,653,442
•47.2
17,717,485
8,381,989
18.5
2,571,819
19,620,101
19,039,963)
29.1
9,963,106
823,019
Orleans
(10 Cities)
+
227,655,571
—
1,336,242,6.931
„
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
Grand
188,270,552 ' '/
+45.3
-208,857,581
12,117,571
542,70!»
.
172,280,55©
1957
or
Dec. %
District—Chicago-
Arbor
_
Rapids—
-
.
Lansing
10,817,161
Indiana—Fort
Wayne—
Indianapolis
Terre
Haute
15,13578G5
54.9
+ 32.8
13,063,633
-i-15.2
89,946,000
11.694,746
4,195,225
+ 35.7
3,918,325
128,421,263
7,724,185
52,017,061
+ 32.0
124,457,255
«
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
~-
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux City
2,914,46a
8,838,05®
15,695,181
15,918,07!)
88,984,000
169,466,465
i,
South Bend
23,4.41,638
118,186,000
15,048,089
5,692,843
-
7,947,911
63,166,724
_.
17,707,079
——
Illinois—Bloomington
2.9
6,909,085
6,554,09(1
+ 21.4
46,336,903
14,043,237
1,912,077
1,109,934,089
46,742,451
+
12,664,096
-
87,757,00(1
10,479,70;!
4,504,903
121,566,333
•I 39.8
13,153,021
1,860,89-J
2,756,868
+ 23.1
1,044.273,471
+ 35.2
7,108,501
+ 11.9
19,860,779
15,108,846
+ 31.5
6,570,883
14.101,018
13,321,361
8,230,528
..
2,239,904
1,412,148,724
7,953,039
Chicago
Decatur
.11,701,541
6,377,771
+ 13.8
12,602,661
+ 2.9.1
6,331,066
15,687,406
9,560,337
7,327,727
1,437,768,278
-! 33.6
1.496,830.451
1,517,630,463
-! 35.2
325.300,000
207,054,321
322,700,1
+ 11.2
+ 47.5
111,202,503
103,742/
8.6
3,462,357
(>47.019,181
—
—
—
Springfield
(17
cities)
.
1,920,631,586
—
1,139,642,961
6,304,867
>•'
_
1956
$
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
1,079,842,325
757,449,663
+42.6
810,028,076
736, 462,665
15,060,698.183
12,007,374,568
+ 23.7
11,783,861,215
11,069 246,282
Kentucky—Louisville
1,393,130,508
994,866,246
+10.0
1,054,025,355
1,195, 914,427
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
"
7
"
1.667,456,135
1.179,236,364
+41.4
1,347,805.487
1,257, 411,877
6
"
783,712.041
653,071,939
+20.0
709*396,345
Missouri—St.
643, 995,606
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
—10
"
1,836,242.603
1,022,108,960
+30.7
1,096,060,972
Chicago
->—17
"
1,520,651,586
1,437,708,278
+33.6
1,496,830,451
1,517 630,465
4
"
806,104,478
623,331,435
+29.3
647,019,181
740,184,861
539,418,142
+37.2
528,603,604
492, 648,998
»_
423,000,000
—
224,922,147
312,900,000
202,294,990
—
154,445,871
104,697,321
3,736,460
3,439,124
806,104,478
:+
623,331,435
-i 29.3
9,485,798
-
629, 571,76!)
"
Louis
+
199,774,!
3,354,(
1.003 442,126
7th
_8th
St.
—!
Louis
9th Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
11th
7
City
9
—I
Dallas
12th
San
"
748,541.049
567,347,483
•
+31.9
547,586,392
554
cities)
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
"
616,161,146
473,237,821
+30.2
468,157,089
486 475.450
"
1,440,430,G08
1,132,726,931
4 27.2
1,122,346,985
1,113, 141,785
St.
We
week
now
ended
add
21,387,937,830
29.0
21,611,721,152
9.735,238,607
33.6
10,249,623,271
South
Dakota—Aberdeen—...
detailed statement showing
our
July 4 for four
the figures for
\
$
$
Inc.
1957
or
Dec. e/i
$
First Federal Reserve District— Boston—
Maine—Bangor
Portland
Fall
2,720.005
2,64G,G22
6,390,132
6.552,497
621,938,806
+ 41.9
652,029,890
3,584,563
3,706,07®
+ 36.6
25,869,799
10,375,046
+ 56.6
12,113,755
6,042,8?!
11,630,7J'J
539,410,142
-i 37.2
528,603,604
492,648,953.
+ 40.5
3,195,435
1,411,257
+ 32.5
1,710,896
+
2.9
3,465,615
13,0d6:845
+ 34.3
14,948,558
15,213,933
10,555,778
'4 44.0
11,825,581
10,215,941
64,814,003
4*61.4
51,865,734
4
39.3
25,542,736
23,416,012
31,843,600
4 37.0
33,367,865
30,721,700
2,154,416
4 51.2
2,965,629
2;512,259
810,028.076
j
1,079.842,325
,
757,449,663
42.6
-
-
Buffalo
_
-J
Jamestown
New
45,884,757
114,403,310
+ 49.2
135,554,289
117,416,978
2,696,445
+ 44.5
.2,905,073
2,939,211
+
_
.
_
._
-
Jersey—Newark
53.0G3.G71
40,G66,G18
4
27,684,704
fa)
0.7
3,408,103
3.554,939
+ 25.2
11,362,097,881
10,661,693.853
30.5
41,541,487
37,747,204
+ 21.1
25,430,680
Texas—Austin
Dallas
Fort
-i29.6
126,680,246
799,873
10,680,5'ri>
125,129,993
9,616,410
—19.9
10,249,923
+ 41.0
366,110,492
-! 34.5
32,080,693
348,704,730
11,961,703
+ 24.4
12,021,572
5,500,399
+ 29.1
5,673,190
6,037,303
567,347,483
-i 31.9
547,586,392
554,031,16 fc
11,510,521
29,613,86:%
356,801,291
12,263,101
7
15,157,843
;
_
_
Worth
Galveston
Wichita Falls
10,907,006
•i 39.0
11,825,410
13,176,03»>
524,767,201
48,697,956
7,018,000
398,785,825
:•! 31.6
392,619,333
396,317,893
38,057,173
+ 28.0
35,220,495
39,763,12®
8,713,00®
_
Total
(6
-
—
6,467,719
6,020,597
Cities)
7,891,730
12,628,416
12,999,501
116,161,146
Louisiana—Shreveport
8.5
+
473,237,821
10,637,000
+31.1—
7,051,285
2.9
10,803,566
0,832,39ft
21,672,09*
4"3UY
468.157,089
486,475,45®
177,472,882
+26.4
184,896,406
163,041,90*
5,793,677
+ 18.5
6,250,961
155,809,061
+ 41.7
161,238,670
6,127,70®
163,162,95®
.
224,200,780
6,868,291
220,820,775
,
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
—
I.
Beach—
.
100,012,232
Francisco—
94,649,945
-!•
5.7
35,933,402
34,618,705
'
Pasadena
San
-•
26,090,840
+ 32.7
28,976,984
21,116,823
California—Long
19,363,802
+
9.1
18,367,222
16',426,40%
+ 27.5
588,950,084
31.4
27,661,329
9,154,849
618,485,01®
23,431,93)7
8,026,901
771,097,823
37,823,381
Santa
•! 20.5
75.263,421
74.877,014
+ 30.0
76,588,512
35,554,531
Barbara
(>04,841,675
72,612,935
31,124,66®
14.881,031
-
•(
32.7
cities)
13,226,565
•I 12.5
10,917,128
10,701,30®
/ 1,440,430,603
—
(10
27,059,241
8,419,243
.
11,169,617
-
Stockton
27,467,269
72,117,035
72,051,753
.
San Jose
Total
(a)
86,912.068
1,132.726,931
+ 27.2
1,122,346,985
1,113,141,783-
27,593,065,G04
2R387,937,830
13.008,922,177
9,735,238.607
,
73,863,081
Grand total
(103 cities)
Outside New York City.
_
1,194,62.»
787,370
10,427,080
23,801.971
93,664,116
Northern New Jersey
cities)
3,522,819
11,652,699,223
33,526,807
_
Connecticut—Stamford
(9
23,248,388
14,584,113,427
—
Syracuse
Total
+ 43.3
3,900,737
York
Rochester
New
21,532,061
3,836,319
_
Elmira
.
961,588
0.1
4.8
+
30,638,569
43,212,669
492,535,429
14,885,431
7,101,114
748,541,049
T
Yakima
20,850,933
170,645,105
_
Cities)
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
(3
168,502,208
7,704,126
-I 58.0
—
11,615,037
130,064,097
-Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
.
York—Albany-.
-.——
821,916
v
736,462,665
3,258,283
(12 cities)
City
A
1,018,860
12,168,853
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
36,739,627
22,241,982
43,622,500
Hampshire—Manchester-
40,157,712
30,992,270
Haven
'
New
Total
3,385,353
15,200,238
—
-
Colorado—Colorado Springs
1,620,932
3,187,386
17,536,058
Island—Providence-
—
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
St. Joseph
•
—•
-
3,057,525
1,869,715
Worcester
Total
2,956,658
—_
—
City-
1,609,317
821,902
!\
Kansas—Topeka
600.380,264
3,279,464
.
Springfield
New
+ 26.6
+ 70.5
4,153,999
Connecticut—Hartford
New
2,446,047
5,499,176
882.641,867
New Bedford
Rhode
$
9,376,040'
River
Lowell
1956
3,097,888
_
Massachusetts—Boston
Omaha
8,636,011
7.1
5,447,766
-
Lincoln
1958
8,296,421.
329,744,3) i
124,532,597
7,440,234
(7 cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
1959
—23.4
10,252,849
—
—
ISastings
Clearings at—
9,201,243
3,481,665
359,109,221
128,699,748
8,460,268
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
each city for the
years:
+ 47.1
740,184,801
—
Helena
Total
10,766,250
+ 36.3
135.117,794
3,233,436
Dakota—Fargo—
10,038,278,816
—13.0
266,308,830
198,695,764
7,044,513
North
20,699,972,674
13,008,922,177
Outside New York City—
27,59^65,604
8,248,468
499,269,597
.
_.
Paul
Montana—Billings
108 cities
629,571,
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
031,164
—10
Francisco
Total
Minneapolis
6
-
Total
-
+16.6
190,317,764
153,439,270
222,914,777
15,761,864
Total
+15.5
21,000,205
.
Mobile
Louisiana—New
Total
Inc.
$
.
YC,082,467
110,095,230
Mississippi—Vicksburg
by Federal Reserve Districts:
_11
-
7,642,943
.
412,400,000
Peoria
"
——
;
Macon
gain of 31.9%, in the Dallas Re¬
9
4th Cleveland
4.8
+20.1
+
-
gain of 33.6%, the bank clearings
-
2nd
+52.3
6,700,975
Alabama—Birmingham
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended July 4—
1,099,153
21,475,363
166,253,771
5,477,781
122,453,268
Nashville
and the San Francisco Reserve District of 27.2%.
we
25,072,988
181,555,002
+13.7
•323,258,019
Rockford
following
+17.7
+47.2
10,202,397
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
center
showing an increase of 25.2%. We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that in the
New York Reserve District the totals show
an expansion of
23.7%, in the Boston Re¬
serve District of 42.6%
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
40.0%. In the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals record
gn improvement of 41.4%, in the Rich¬
mond Reserve District of 20.0% and in the
Atlanta Reserve District of 30.7%. The
Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its totals
by 33.6%, the St. Louis
Reserve District by 29.3% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District by 3.7%. In the
serve
4,551,000
20,324,399
175,783,678
147,057,959
Tennessee— Knoxville
the week
as
has to be estimated.
cases
increase of 29.0%, the aggregate
Outside of this city there
1,257,411,87?
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
having amounted to $27,593,065,604 against $21,387,937,830 in the
week in 1958.
at this
an
1.347,805,487
338,040,047
—
_
Florida—Jacksonville
was
408,327,871
+41.4
Columbia—Washington
District of
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
we are
+ 47.9
1,179,236,364
5,175,198
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore 2
by the foregoing will appear
statement, however, which
380,646,208
14,531,434
423,802,968
+
23,913,000
.258.723,440
—
Richmond
not available at time of going to press.
are
'10,807,389
+ 37.6
5.2
-
today, inasmuch
the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
same
covered
furnish
52,551,903
12,265,573
14,025,363
9.3
12,058.187
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
-13.4
$22,157,521,989 $23,369,179,432
details for the
week.
+ 23.1
250,129,741
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Total
Total
506,611,621
7.2
+ 18.6
(7 cities)—
2.6
4,522,591,800
1.025.790,361
13,499,793
262,291,806
567,377,200
55,278,100
1,667,456,135
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
+
$21,131,731,628 $22,404,661,071
__
day_
13,716,590
+ 34.2
16,537,915
563,122,812
South
All
+12.9
—11.2
$16,302,779,823 $17,942,009,271
—
'
Youngstown
West
Ten
317,062,263
674,993,307
Mansfield
3.6
—
506,537,773
430,308,115
i
Columbus
0.3
—
362,963,757
-
Baltimore
15,706,998
Cleveland
0.1
—
i
Cincinnati
404,484,659
„
-
2.2
0.2
+
—
362,500,000
_
Pittsburgh
Ohio—canton
1,115,845,307
946,000,000
Philadelphia
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
—13.5
15i060.698.183
12.007.374.568
! 23.7
11.783.861.215
11.069.246.232
*
Estimated".
< a
>
Clearings operations discontinued.
+
29.0
4 33.6
21,611,721,152
20,099,972,67%
10.249.623,271
10,038,278,81©
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
48-
.
Monday, July 13, 1959
...
.(196)
to the
Pursuant
Transmission Corp.—
512 (/
debentures due Dec. 1, 1976—_—
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
RATES
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Fecieial Reset ve Bank
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
for the week just passed.
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF' ACT OF 1930
JULY 9, 1959. INCLUSIVE
2.
JULY
1959 TO
Eastern
5*4%
requirements of Section 322
the Secretary of the Treasury
countries of the world. We give below a record
TOREraN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL
™
certifies daily to
Noon Buying Rate lor
Monetary Unit
July 7
Thursday
Friday
July 2
July 3
July 6
convertible subordinated notes due
Bros. Gear & Machine corp.—
$
Argentina, pesoAustralia,
Austria,
pound—
schilling,
2.24('637
— ——
Ceylon,
(Metropolitan), franc
Deutsche mark
France
Germany,
India,
rupee
;
pound.
Ireland,
lira
Italy,
Japan,
Sweden, krona
—
pound—
pound sterling
Africa,
South
of
Union
Kingdom,
United
.00203805
;
.239300
.239305
.210282
.210332
2.812200
1
$2835
$In volume
this issue.
.00161050
.00161050
189.
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.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.328733
.328700
.328633
.328616
.328666
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
DIVIDENDS
.0800560
0800560
(Continued from page 14)
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.265215
.265200
2.784455
2.784356
2.784356
.140531
.140518
.140525
.140518
.140512
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.265195
.265215
2.784554,
2.784257
.0349950*
.0350050*
.0349800*
.0349950*
.0349950*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193321
.193306
.193293
.193282
.193343
.232050
.232062
.232075
.232025
.232081
■„
2.801892
2.801793
2.801693
2.812400
2.812300
2.812200
«—
■.
(initial quar.)
(N. Y.)
New common
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Statement of Condition of the
Commercial and industrial loans
6-30
6-15
7-15
7-
7-15
G-12
.7-15/
7-45"
'6-22
50c
7-15
6-30
37Vac
7-20
6-26
50c
Since
July I,
1959
18,485,143
account---
Gold certificate
1958
6,804
—
Total
P.
—
+
14,744
-
18 ,505
16,935
428 ,173
902,871
—
1,031,595
Discounts end advances
Industrial
loans
-1,313,269
28, 107
—
262,432
342,699
of other
-cash-
Other
19,413,896
certificate reserves
hanks
gold
notes
R.
86,981
2 198
928,753
Redemption fund for f. R. notes
■1,400,250
9,002
-
342
1
16,852
-
25,396
Acceptances—bought outright--—
Bills
Notes
:
—
„-
156,000
2,253,900
18,649,726
2,867,565
2,483,771
—
Certificates
Bonds
liabilities of reporting mem¬
of assets and
follows:
A summary
—
___
450,910
—
banks
ber
+ 2,867,565
"
Jun. 24, -
July 1.
305,486
—
Held
26,254,962
89,000
+
70,250
+
89,000
securities
26,343,962
+
226,250
+
903,790
27,400,954
+654,423
1,789,467
—615,309
346,729
+
24
6,578
+
13,801
Total
Govt,
S.
U.
loans
Total
securities
and
Uncollected
5,076,824
items
cash
premises
assets
95,815
199,956
^
assets—_____
Total
23,036
-
808,060
4,129
loans—_—_______——_
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur¬
chasing or carrying securities—___
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
ing securities
U.
S.
27,630,171
notes
banks
•!
741,401
•1-
170,378
+
155,607
—
182,198
—
2,095
25,942
—
350,776
Other
545,406
—106,259
460,780
262,125
account
_____
35,660
—
deposits
19,431,566
__________
+
29,290
—
377,545
securities
Loans
to
Cash
+
+
19,197
—51,347,607
8,494
.+
380,519
567
+
26,240
+
.1:31,669
33,160
+
...
vault—
.
Demand
757,823
U.
ACCOUNTS-
paid
S.
Surplus
Other
868,410
capital
accounts——
liabs.
Ratio of
&
196,055
capital accounts
12,056
52,792.591
4,129
gold certificate
to
deposit and F.
bilities combined
7,072
—
Contingent
lia¬
41.3%
Sept.
2,
3.1%
—
74,772
'
—«
1,013
18
others
,
in
13b
and
coverage
460
1,678,.
Banks——-,
Reserve
—
—
surplus of
$27,543,000
loans
format.
institutions,
figures will
,
will
preferred
including
be found
—240
+
136
+
+
408
895
July
justed,
$228
1:
categories.
principal
million in
7-31
split).
each
Several
The
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
called
OF
TENDER
'
Gen.
income
(now
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—
STTTft' mtge. s. f. bonds due Jan.
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—
new
be
available
of
System in leading cities
changes
$320
balances
for
million
with
in
the
week
fixed)
Electronic
each
for
Ultrasonics Corp.
—
8*1T
7-31
11-18
10-30
8- 1
7-31
7-1S
10-15
8-31
7-15
$-17
1
7-15
56%»c
pfd. (quar.)—_
Narragansett Electric, 4Vi»%
Aeronautical Corp. (increased)
Biscutt- Co.1, common (quar.)---—Common
(quar.)
_
National
8c
50c
50c
.
'
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
;
—
Cash Register (quar.)_______
Casket Co. (quar.)
:
—___—:
National Chemical & Mfg. (stock dividend)
7%i
30c
25c
2%
loans
domestic
banks,
1st
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
V.
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
8%
of
Tea
93
1, 1968—July 30
Co.,
5%
Industries,
convertible
s.
Extra
;
;
:
(quar.)
Class A
—_—____
—
—
Lead Co., 6% preferred B
National Manufacture & Stores COrp.
Stock dividend
—:
National
National
Securities
&
Securities
stock,
Aug 14
1
bonds
July
$2562
48
Aug
1
1
/July 21
•_—
$2461
from
Co.
Gas
Jersey
Natural
(quar.)—'
Gas
(increased)
7-15,
7-15
7-15
,
,
9-4
12- 4
7-8
7- 1
7- 1
8-28
6-30
6-30
6^30
..
..
•
$20c
20c
(quar.)___l
Haven
-
net
Ltd. (resumed)
(quar.)
New
5c
16c
12c
—-—
—-—_____
—_____________
Car,
Co.
New
1964
(quar.)
___
Products of Canada (quar.)
Quarterly
Neptune Meter Co.. common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred tquar.)
—1—_—New Brunswick Telephone
(quar.)—x:
New England Gas & Electric Assn.—■Common
Inc.—
f. debentures due July 1,
Steel
10- 1
1-4-60
6- 3
7-15
7-15
8- 4
Series—
payments are quarterly
investment income.)
'
Tea
(quar.l
Research Corp—
(All
National
$5c
i5c
$1.50
10c
1%
10c
.
7-15
7-15
7rl7
7- 3
7- 3
7-.3;
6-30
6-30,
Ltd.
(quar.)
A
'7-15
5c
-
National Hosiery Mills,
Class
——_—
Neon
<
prior preferred
8-14
6-23'
8- 3
7-15
.8- 2
8-1
7-15
7-15
,7-15
15c
5c
s 17c
15^ac
27%c
—
Nationwide Corp.—
Stock dividend on class A and B__l
—
due July 1, 19G9debentures due Aug. 1, 1977
series B
(quar.)
.
preferred ' (quar.)
Fuel Gas (quar.)
series
series
National Balanced series
Georgia—
mortgage
National
Pinellas
and $692 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
Illinois—
cumulative
preferred
6Vir/o
National
Chicago Great Western Ry., 3%% bonds,>Aug. 1, 1969—Aug
Executive Committee of the Baptist Convention of the
State
ad¬
514 %
of
G8c
National
National Bond
Page
Date
,
Inc.—
debentures due Nov.
7-21
6-'l»
9-18
iMass.)—
Inc.
Co.,
special meeimg of stockholders has been
cm July 10 to approve a proposed
two-for-one split of the common stcck__
National Electric Welding Machine
(quar.)
National Finance Co., common
(quar.)
—
National
July 14
1970
bonds due Nov. 15, 1983_July 22
5%
Laboratories,
6% subordinated conv.
American Investment Co.
of
7-14
6-30
6-30
7-10
oi Narda Ultrasonics Corp.
100 shares held) _______
100 shares held).
National Dividend
1,
for
Shares
6-29
7-14
called
common
NOTICE
re¬
now
6-15
6-26
(N. Y,) —
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda
for
.
A
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
not
Reserve
Increases
(quar.$25c
National
stock called for redemption,
under sinking fund provisions.
indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
and
those
Company and Issue—
ended
7-15
—1,396.
6
Fund Notices
American
following
37%2C
after 3-for-l
preferred (quar.)
Mount Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.
=—»
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the ''Chronicle."
items.
the
7-27
7-15
7-29
7-29
7-15
7-10
6- 8
8-28
Co.—
quar.
6%
Redemption Calls and Sinking
items, the most important of which
loans to financial
of the Federal
GOc
Motorola.
Inc.
(quar.)
37'/2C
Mt. Clemens Metal Products, common—5c
6%; preferred (quar.)—
6c
Mutual System, Inc., common (quar.)__
8c
Power
(Increased
to
on
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
shows
-.»•••'
7-15
Initial
rejport will show comparable week-ago figures,
banks
80c
7-io
7-15
10-1
National
of
The form is being changed to include
ported against other loan
some
$1.05
$1.50
50c
!20c
Montana
+ 215
—3,434
7-1
6-26
7-15
7-27
8- 1
8- 1
10%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
x—_
Ward & Co., common (quar.)_
Moore Corp/,. Ltd., common—...
:_
—.
Morgan-Guaranty Trust Co. of New York—
banks and after deduction of valuation re¬
serves;
individual loan items are shown gross.
"Preliminary (San
Francisco District).
% June 24 figures revised (Philadelphia District).
631
—
changes are being made in the number of banks
but year-ago
•
—a_l—■
(3-for-l split)____
common
Narda Microwave Corp.
1,524
——
7-15
Stock div. (1 sh.
Borrowings:
From Federal
The date
will be
692
Power,
$6
36,763
—
360
Beginning next week, this series is being
severaf new
+
+
10,665
_j
7-15
Montgomery
+ 1,831
149
11
79
8-1
0- 1
$4.20
643
332
500
deposits:
banks
Below
and cities.
+
—
35c
$1.25
National
after elimination of Sec.
both
Montana
■
—
7-15
7-15
6-26
National
Condition Statement of Member Banks
revised
75
74
—4,452
-—
14 V
+
92
+,,541 .. - + 630
—
374
—1,053
—
76
■+
6
+ 228
—
378
3,106
7-15
>
preferred (quar.)j.„——
Equipment Co.—
Common
(stock dividend)
—
56,391
28,548
adjusted
except U. S. Government
deposits-:
-_L
1
1958.
NOTE:
+
x.
5%
—5.263
—
8- 1
8- 1
Monimc Auto
+ 1,351
+ 1,700
—
■
$1.09
$1.14
20c
1.
(quar.)
Common
664
accept¬
foreign
on
for
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
X Net change
A'r
—
/
•
preferred (quar.)_
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service-
+2,212
+ 120
—
12c
15c
4.56%
...
banks—.——
Foreign
.
!Exclusive
_
liability
purchased
ances
-74
4
Mississippi Power & Light Co.-—
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)_
590
+4,581
—
808,660
+
reserves
note
R.
__
Government
From
Total
—
12,265
974
2,584
Banks—
—.—
deposits
deposits
Domestic
in
,___
banks—-
domestic
with
Interbank demand
CAPITAL
Capital
■____
with Federal Reserve
in
Time
liabilities
L
liabilities—
366,415
2,571
4,252,710
.
banks—
4
5
152$
172
28
52
+
—
.
17,311
9,266
2,124
___
171 •
—
;
.
—
Other
Reserves
-
369,190
—
—558,988
Deferred availability cash items—
Other liabs. & accrued dividends
bonds
S.
Balances
Total
—
.
loans
___
18,357,885
reserves
Treas.—general
Total
1,358
—;
10,241
—_______—12,963
U.
S.
Government security—total
27,312
Treasury bills
—•
'
1,651
Treasury certificates of indebtedness..
1,982
Treasury notes
—6,368
U.
Foreign
.+
loans—:
estate
Other
Deposits—
Member
2,155
—
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve
630
Agricultural
Real
52,792,591
—
+
+
$1.10
$l:22Va
25c
Sl.OG'A
40c
50c
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)$1.10
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)——:——
$1.15
1958
134
320
+9$
+
2
and
investments adjusted!——94,672
adjusted!—
—-—-——,
58,094
Commercial and industrial loans—31,998
Loans
Loans
$25
(monthly)
—
class A (quar.)—,
Rhoades Inc., 4%% pfd. <quar.)__
Minnesota
Ontario Paper (quar.—
Mississippi Glass (quar.)„.2_i——/
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
15
Due from foreign banks
Other
814,790
+
outright—
under repurchase agree't
Total bought
Bank
156,000
6c
Inc.
Manufacturing,
Miller
July 2,
1959
1959"
+
.
Miller &
Since
Decrease (—)
93is/4C
93%c
Laboratories
Miles
Increase ( + ) or
—1,296,379
55c
(initial quar.)
:___
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
•—_a_;
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
*
Michigan Seamless Tube, new com. (initial)
Extruders,
Miami
million.
banks increased $541
$3
20c
Zinc
—
from
bor¬
Loans to
increased $136 million.
others
6-22
85c
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd.
(quart),--—125c.
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class'A. (quart)—~
25c
Class B
tquar.)—
—i— .
1 Vic
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
(quar,) -A-—--,—30c
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $240 million and
from
2
10C
(s-a)_——
Co.—,—____
May Department Stores, common (quar.)__
$3.75 participating preferred (quar.)_____
3%% preferred (quar.)—..—
$3.40 preferred (quar.)_—
certificates of indebtedness de¬
creased by $52 million; Treasury notes and U. S. Gov¬
ernment bonds both decreased by $74 million.
rowings
$17Vac
———_
„
of Treasury
Holdings
XT. S. Government securities-
Bought outright—
net income) —
Vlassawippi Valley Ry.
& Hegelor
$20c
„\
—
Matthiessen
$152 million.
"Other" loans increased
July 9,
1959
July 8,
ASSETS—
increased $9 million
banks; changes according to
industry
appear in another press
release. Loans to
brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S.
Government and other securities increased $171 million.
Increase (-+ ) or
/quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—222—.,—__
Marsh Steel <& Aluminum (quar.)
__i—___.
Maryland Casualty
(quar.)————2__
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
/.
Share ol beneficial interest (quarterly from
reporting member
all
at
7-13
130c
7%
posits adjusted.
dollars)
Decrease C—)
Common
million in demand de¬
of $149
7-15
1
7-15
Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)—
preferred
(quart)_
—
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
decrease
x-
7-20
4%
a
6-30
7-21
20c
55c
(quar.)—L-
Maple
and
6-30
7-15
Mansfield Tire & Rubber-
'-Nominal
banks,
6-30
7-3 5
SI.50
15c
t$1.25
62Vac'
pref. (quar.)—_—
5% pref. A (quar.)
& Co.,
7-15 '
35c
common
fquar.):
R.t
(P.
Mallory
2.812200
2.812100
preferred
Mading Drug Stores—
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5'/<>
2.801093
2.801594
6%
Forbes,
&
Andrews
Mac
.0238095*
.0238095*
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Manufacturers Trust Co.
(In thousands oi
Aug
1959
$
2.812200
.00161030
.00277912*
2.801494
2.812000
$2938
.210332
2.812300
in
"Announcement
.239210
.210307
Dec. 31, 197,2—July 31
1967——Aug 15
Co.,
Instrument
.00203(387
00203760
.239280
2.812400
00101070
.193336
.232068
——
franc_—
Switzerland,
.00312006"
.00203860
210380
Malayan dollar
____i.
Mexico, peso_.—1
Netherlands, guilder—
.265200
New Zealand, pound—..
———2.784158
Norway, krone-—
.140518
Philippine Islands, peso
——
.496950*
Portugal, escudo
—
.0350050*
Spain, peseta—
—.0238095*
Malaysia,
.0031200(5*
.00312006*
.239315
il't
.32870(5
.0800560
t-
-
—
.00312006*
.210625
-
2.812100
— -
yen
.210650
.00203800
00312000*
.00203850
,239315
.210425
2-812000
—-
12830
6% conv. debs, of
Western Newspaper Union—
6V convertible s. f. debentures due Aug. 1,
1.045781
.210650
(subord.) due July 15, 1967—July 15
convertible subord. debs, due
5L%
Vietoreen
L. 047812
.00312006"
.210(550
.210 <00
markka
Transformer Corp.—
10-year conv. debs,
Winding Co.—
6%
.0200270
1.049375
.210600
*
$1468
Universal
.0385140*
.0200350
.
Precision
.0124039
2.240796
1.048437
1.048906
$2783
1
Trailer" Co.—
Koehring
.0124039
.0200378
.0200350
.0200440
—
rupee
Finland,
.0335140*
.0385140"
0-00430
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
./.Aug
preferred stock
$2888
convertible subord. debs, due April 1, 1975,—.July 30
Co., 5% preferred stock, series B—/
—Dec 15
3;V» %
$
.0385140*
.0385140*
Corp.—
Oil
convertible*, cumulative
5:U%
Fruehaul
July 9
2.240796
2.240876
2.240956
2.240717
Feb. 1, 1960—July 15
$
.0122530
.0119990
0118347
_#J
_
Foote
48
pfd. stock—July 15
July 8
$
$
Page
Date
non-cum.
1%
Products Ltd.,
Food
Christiana
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mon day
$2937
July 15
1975
°
Company and Issue—
Catelli
York (Value in United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New
debentures due Jan. 15,
f.
s.
»
1
-Aug
ENTIl^ ISSUES CALLED
5%
Country and
Pag«
Date
and Issue—
Company
Texas
—
7-15
£- 1
6-24
8-14
3%
$15c
115c
11-30
7-24
10- 3
11- 2
7- 3
35c
60c
15c
£-15
£-15
7-15
27!2C
47)aC
7-15
9-30
7-lo
45c
-
10- 2
7-31
7-31
6-25
6-25
9-15
7- 1
Volume
190
Number 5863
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(197)
Per
Name
New
e/ Company
Share
»•
State Electric
York
When
Holders
Per
Payable oj Rec.
Potomac
Common ; (quar.)
J:—,
Wire
York
57V2C
(quar.)—__—___
preferred
3.75%
New
933:ic
10-
1
8-
1
7-15
1
7-15
(quar.)—-——
Necvberry (J. J.) Cob 3%% preferred (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry., common (quar.)__
adjustment
4%
Nielsen
(A.
Oil
Nortex
C.i
&
pfd.
Co.
Gas
American
North
Fund
of
Insurance
Northeastern Water
prior
7-17
7-31
6-30
.
Northern
Illinois Corp.,
preferred
Bros.
8-24
9-15
2
9-
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
7-15
6-30
b
$1
Quaker Oats Co., common
preferred
Quincy
Mining
6-22
R
E
6-22
1
8-
1
8-
1
T
&
Corp.
6-19
6-19
Ralston
6-19
37 J/eC
8-14
8-
3
Purina
J40c
7-24
6-30
Class
10-23
9-30
Rcichhold
+69c
9-15
8-25
4:$1.50
9-15
8-25
50c
____
(quar.)__
(Minn.)—
_____
1
10-
7-31
9-18
Reed
7-10 s
7-20
90c
—--1
7-15
7-15
$1.04
7-15
6-30
f2V2C
7-15
6-30
8-
7-10
1
8-
1
1
8-
1
1
9-18
+$1.75
9-
1
8-
3
30c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
•
7
9-
1
8-
&
Electric, common
(quar.
preferred
(quar.)__
7
25c
4.24%
4'/2%
Gas,
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.
4.92%
National
River
6-30
Robinson
7-31
Rochester Biktton
7-31*
Rochester Gas &
8-14
4%
7-31
(quar.)
(quar.)_—4__
Ontario Steel Products Ltd., com. (quar.)—
7%
preferred
(quar.
Mfg.
Co.
Elevator
Otis
Co.
4.10'«
4% %
7-15
4.107*
8-
1
9-10
1:25c
8-14
7-14
t$1.75
(quar.)
8-14
(quar.) ___—L
Fund,
"capital -'gains——_*____uu—_
Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corp. (quar.)_u—
Oxford
Paper Co., common
$5 preference <quar.
7-24
7-
Finance
Gas
Electric
7-
1
(quar.)___
_______
(quar.)
preferred
tqiiar.)_____f___u__
/,'
pfd.
preferred
$4.75
(quar.)__.
(quar.
Park
Penn
.
Chemical
Davis
Fuel
Co.
&
$1.50
Penn Traffic Co.
Ltd.
—
$1.50
1
Sand
Phillips-Van
&
pfd.
at
5%
Porter
5%%
(H.
(stock
the
preierred
35c
6-30
8-10
7-20
8-10
7-20
A
n
■
20c
7^24
7-10
10c
7-31
6-29
10c
8-31
7-31
125c
7-24
6-26
1S1.25
7-24
6-26
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
$1.25
—_—
12-15
12-
1
'.
32 (4c
—
7-17
7-10
16c
9-15
8-25
26c
7-15
6-30
22c
7-15
6-30
rate
in
7-
1
$1.31%
7-15
7-
1
17c
7-15
2%
1
Miguel Brewery (quar.)
Company (quar^.).—
Map
1
7-31
1
8-20
1
7-15
7-15
6-15
'
7-15
6-15
8-
7-20
1
8-
$1.25
1
7-20
7-20
$1
•
.
7-
6
7-15
7-
1
8-
7-10
8-
1
1
7-10
7-15
7-
8-
7-15
9-
1
3
8-20
7-27
7-10
877aC
7-20
7-10
25c
7-15
6-30
65c
;
7-17
7-
8-15
7-31
9-
1
5c
9-24
9-
8
9-24
9-
8
$1.0674
(quar.)
9-24
6274c
62 74c
pfd.
7-31
7-17
8
$1.3774
(quar.)
7-17
7-15
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
>
7-31
25c
i
7-15
7-
5
5
eoc
•
.
'
7-15
6-30
15c
9-
8-15
1
Co.
7-20
8-10
7-20
7-15
6-30
25c
7-15
>7-1
40c
—:
arvac
iquar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)_—
$4 preferred (quar.)—
:
7-30
7-
a-
7-17
i
1
10c
8-
1
7-20
9-
1
8-20
Securities Acceptance
Stock dividend-:
investment
Shareholders'
From
Trust
Common
Class
A
47*2 75
475
——
—-——————
Stock
7-17
98-
1
8-
1
7-15
7-31
7-15
5c
7-15
6-25
375
9-30
9-10
1
—
8-
1
7-17
$1.06y4
8-
1
7-17
1075
7-23
7-
8
6-30
10c
7-31
6-30
Boston—
420c
—:
——
(quar.)
A
45674C
(quar.)_.
of
43375 c
America
450c
8-25
8-14
10-
2
7-14
9-
2
—
—
10-
2
9-
2
15c
8-
1
7-
2
2 75
8-
1
7-
2
8-
1
7-10
Quarterly
Silverwood
Class
Simms
$1
B
(T.
—:
Dairies
$2.12
Ltd.,
—
class
(quar.)_
S.)
preferred
Slater
—
&
A
415c
Co.,
1
8-28
10-
1
8-28
425c
8-
1
7-15
430c
8-
1
7-10
453c
7-15
6-26
3
6-30
Ltd.—
—!
(quar.)
(N.)
& Company
preferred (quar.)
Smith (A. O.) Corp.
10-
415c
(quar.)
—
Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
—_
,
40c
Co.,
Ltd.,
8-
7-10
7-15
6-20
0-15
t-14
12-10
9-2
8774c
t-1
9274c
9774c
Stein
Roc
of
0-
&
&
(s-a)_
9-14
12-16
12- 1
7-23
7-16
$5674c
8-
(Boston)
6-30
6-30
7-20
7-
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
.
3
6-30
$-30
$-11
12-31
12-tl
8-1
7-3
7-25
7-25
7-13
25c
Trust
6-30
7-15
20c
Balanced
&
7-15
9-10
8-27
7-15
6-30
Inc.—
Fund—
(N.
Y.)_—
7-13
>
40c
1
Inc.—
/
&
^
10-
1
9-11
25c
10- 1
9-15
30c
9-10
8-26
43:!4c
common
(quar.)
9-15
7-15
6-22
20c
(quar.)
9-30
10c
Co
7-24
7-10
8-
1
7-15
7-31
7-21
25c
(quar.)
1274c
7-15
15c
7- 1
40c
Sons,
of Canada
(quar.)__
8-15
8-
a$0.093
Ltd
7-23
6-11
1$1.25
10-
1
Superior Window,
convertible
(initial
quar.)
9-
1
8-18
7-15
6-16
E., Inc.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(initial
quar.)
(Mass.), class A
Trust
6-30
8-1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-15
7-31
30c
9-15
8-15
28c
8-1
7-14
8-
1
7-10
7-10
$1
$1.14
8-
1
$1.19
8=
1
$1.21
8-
1
7-10
1274c
7-15
6-30
lc
7-27
7- 6
7- 9
7-10
13c,
7-15
7-15
7- 9
3274c
(quar.)
(quarj
8-14
7-30
(N.
6-30
7-28
7-
9-1
8-14
$1.06%
9-1
8-14
$1.14
9-1
9
8-14
Y.)
8-31
7-15
7-2
20c
(quar.)
25c
50c
—
8-17
8- 3
7-15
7- 7
$40c
774c
2274c
»
7-15
8-
-
8-14
Airways, Inc.
:—
6-3C
1
7-15
20c
7-31
7- 8
774c
(quar.)
7-15
6-30
8-
1
7-15
7-15
(Del.)—
(quar.)
Gas
7-15
1774c
$1.06V4
(quar.)
Corp.
Pipe Lino Corp.—
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gas
7-20
$1.16
(quar.)
&
8-31
$1.14
(quar.)
$5.70 preferred
$5.96 preferred
6-30
7-15
$1
Traders Building Assn. Ltd.
(quar.)
Trans Caribbean Airways, Inc.
(Delaware)-—
Class A ,(quqr.)__
Common
8-30
50c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Toledo Scale Co. (quar.)
;
Transcontinental
7-21
7-21
7-30
13c
Edison
A
2-15
8-15
|$1
Insurance
Increased
(quar.)
class
8-15
8-15
20c
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Co, (Minnesota)—
Caribbean
1
,
$40c
Guaranty Co.
Company
9-
3-1-60
1
2%
4% pfd. (initial)
Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Thompson (II. I.) Fiber Glass Co. (quar.)
Tom Bell Royalty (annual)-
Transamerica
7-18
25c
Fower &
&
7-31
25c
Instruments,
Co.
7-
10c
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe LineCommon (quar.)
Mfg.
9-11
7-15
274%
class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Technology Instrument (stock dividend)
Terre Haute Malleable & Mfg.
(quar.)
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)—
Texas Electric Service, $4 pfd.
(quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
Time Finance Corp.
Class B
(quar.)
6-30
9-30
1774c
dividend—
Bank
0-lff
15c
Talon, Inc.,
Title
6-16
7-13
7-15
,
$7c
(quar.)
Texas
7-15
10c
Ltd.
Broadcasting
9-15
?$1.25
(quar.)__
Symington Wayne Corp.
Oil
1
Y
(quar.)
Industries
7-2
7- 2
10-
t25c
Inc.
Common
7-20
1774c
(quar.)
regular
preference
Trade
8-10
7-20
8c
Ordinary
Stock
9-10
?2V4c
preferred
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
Common
9-15
35c
class A
1
25c
(quar.)
63%c
(quar.)
1
8-
1
8- 1
7-15
8-
7-15
$1.49
(quar.)___
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
8-
$1.2274
$1.4274
(quar.)
10c
(Dallas)
(quar.)
1
8- 1
7-15
7-15
25c
8-25
8-14
25c
11-29
11-1®
$1.1274
$1.25
7-15
7-15
True Temper
474%
5%
Corp.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
A
(quar.1?
_
,
.
56c
Extra
Trico
6
7-15
7-15
40C
Super Mold Corp.
Trans
7-
t40c
Fund,
Corp., common
(quar.)
Sun Life Assurance Co.
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Toledo
7-15
10c
Stock
Corp.
preferred
10c
20c
(quar.)_
Davin
Studio Apartment
Summers
(John) &
7-15
7-14
$1.29
Ltd.
Clothier,
&
7-10
8-1
7-28
774c
(quar.)
Wliatley,
Stubnitz-Greene
7-20
25c
20c
B.) Co., common
Stix-Baer-Fuller Co., common (quar.)
7%. 1st preferred (quar.)
Title
25c
6-30
"tl5c
(John
Strawbridge
7-15
7-15
$1.29
Textiles
Container
1
.•>——
933/4C
J40c
Corp.
Bank
Stern
Taft
7-20
1
t30c
(quar.)
preferred
T. I. M.
7-20
8- 1
10-
50c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)1
•
A
Farnham
474%
Stetson
5%
7-20
8- 1
$1.15
J.)
ordinary income
Stern &
Swltson
7-20
V 7-20
30c
income
Sterling National
Swank,
1
8- 1
jiOc
Farnham
Sterclii Bros. Stores
Stockton.
7-20
40c
Canada,
From ordinary
Roe
9-22
7-20
.
f-1
,
$1.10
.,
(quar.)
B
Co.
11-30
,
,
S- 1
$103%
474%
60c class
(increased s-a)
B
Steel
$4.90
1—r
7-10
2774c
5% preferred (quar.)
9% preferred (quar.)
$2.55
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
1
8-1
,
'n Shake, Inc.
(Delaware) (quar.)
Btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
70c
)
8-
$1
Steak
60c
7-15
7-10
,Yb
3%
:
(N.
(quar.)
Street Investment
Stone
1
55c
Stanley Aviation Corp. (N. Y.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
7-17
445c
:
(quar.)
dividend
RR.
Stanficlds, Ltd.,
From
1
8-
29e
Standard Tube Co., class B
Tranc
Co.—
—
(increased)—
Shares
Towle
7-30
8-
7-10
261/3c
474%
7c
(quar.)—
Corp.
1
20c
—
income
(quar.)
preferred
Sheraton
8-
Corp.—
of
preferred B
7-17
5c
income)
investment
1
10c
(guar.)
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven—
Common (quar.)—.
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Seibcrling Rubber Co. (stock dividend)
Selected American Shares, Inc.—
(From
8-
420c
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber—
Scarfc & Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)——
Securlty^ColumbiamJaanknote
Seapak Corp. (initial)———
85c
$1
—_
Standard
Stein
7-10
6-30
2774c
s
preferred
Class
1
7-15
15c
(Ohio)—
"A" 'quar.)
Standard Products (year-end)
Standard Railway Equipment
Mfg. (resumed)
State
7-10
1
8-
$1.20
1
8>'
2c
(quar.)
Insurance
Texas
IOC
(montlily)__———_——
Shawinigan Water & Power
1
30c
5c
4Vi%
-b
-
10%
Fetzer
&
8-10
37 '4c
Montlily
7-15
8-
preferred
3
6-30
'Scott Paper Co.—
6-19
1
(quar.)
dividend
8 '/a 75
Scott
8-
Inc.
3
7-
8%
(quar.)
7-
7-13
25c
—
7-24
8c
——
Schwitzer Corp.—
Common (increased)
7-10
7-15
(quar.)—
Schering Corp., 575 conv. pfd. (quar.)_
Schuster (Ed.) Co., common (quar )
7-1-0
9-14
Stock
7-10
1
com.
(quar.)—.—-—
Paper Corp.
Schenley Industries
7-10
8-
preferred
——_
Power,
Stock dividend
7-10
*
&
Saxon
7-20
c
—
(quar.)
Electric
preferred (quar.)_—
Sawliill Tubular Products (quar.)-—
6-15
8-
Co.
—
5 V4 75
7-20
7-20
3%
;;
6-30
7-15
$12.50
(quar.)
6-30
7-15
$1.09
8-14
6-15
$1.75
7-24
1
8-
,
3Cc
3
cash
(quar.)_i_
7-22
7-22
7-
7-2Q
$1
8-26
8-26
7-
6-19
3774c
15c
6-30
8-
6274c
—
15c
20c
(initial)
(initial)—_——_
com.
7-15
1
(quar.)__,
6-30
7-15
7-15
7c
6-30
7-15
7-15
1
(quar.)
6-30
7-15
28c
GGc
Co.—
of
7-15
25c
25c
8-
dividend)
22 (4c
—__
(quar.).
8-
68c
6-26
•'
Sun
2Gc
7-21
$1.25
Portland Gas Light, common
So piererred
(quar..»
(quar.
7-16
Savannah
1
75c
(quar.)
Electric
6-30
Sargent & Co. (quar.)
8-
^___
(quar.)
Portland General
__—___
6-30
8-14
95c
(qriar.)_
PortsmotttlrCorp.
$1.37(4
$1.50
6-30
7-15
7-15
<
1
$1.0774
$1.10
(quar.i
K.j Co. (Del.)
7-15
$1.12'4
1
8-
1774
(quar.)
2n<i preferred
7-10
9-
25cV
(quar.)
common
1st preferred
$2.50
7-15
7-31
9-
./%}%
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred
Plastic Wire & Cable
(quar.)
Polaroid Corp.,
7-27
San
$1
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
Pittston Company, common
Co.
6-30
Co.—
(quar.)
Voting trust certificates
Norristown RR.
preferred
Plymouth Ruober Co.
6-30
7-31
Sanborn
15 c
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR._
:
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (initial)
Pittsburgh, Youngs town & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Plymouth Cordage
7-15
7-17
9774c
paid
5% preferred (quar.)
Piedmont & Northern Ry.
convertible
8-14
8-17
9- 9
50c
:
Telephone
com.
be
1
9-10
1
4 5c
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., common (quar.)
•
8-14
$1.17
Distance
will
9-
50c
$1.23%
—
(quar.)
A
"San Juan Racing Assn.,
.V 7-15
1
15c
:
common
shares
8-14
——.—
4.36 75
(quar.t
Heusen,
share
1
8-17
1274c
Fractional
Ry.
A
preferred
5.6075
Sanborn
Quarterly
-
1
10-
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (tfuar.)_____
$2.5C
89-
-
35c
Stock aivTTSubj. th appTdTal oT'the
Philip-"
pine Islands Foreign Exchange Board)
/.
7-10
8-14
1
$1.50
Long
9-
$1.25
San
(Me.)—
3.90 %
a
7-25
9-
45c
Quartet
Philippine
8-14
—_
Snlada-Shhriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)——
Diego Gas & Electric, common (quar.)N
4.4075 preferred (quar.)
4Vz%
preferred (quar.):—
575
preferred
(quar.)—
7-21
1
*
Philadelphia, Germantown
!
8-14
8-14
1
$1
—
Jncreased
7-31
t45c
(quar.)
4.49% .preferred, (quar.
4.68% preferred (quar.)
4%
1
1
——
Commission)
Francisco
preferred
preferred
5%
7- 6
8-
$1.16
°__
Corp.
Philadelphia tiectric Co., 3.80%
Inc.,
9-
9-
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurahce Co.—
9-15
8-14
$1.06 V*
dividend
Morris,
3
————
Machine & Gear (quar.)!
4
Permanent)? Cement CO.
(quar.)—________
i
1
7-31
$1.06
'Perkins
Philip
10-
20c
0
(inifcial-quar.)
preferred
Louis-San
57'*
6-30
25c
Gas* Light & Coke (quar,)________
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
(resumed)
4.30%
7-10
10c
————~
*8-31
3774c
Peoples
Stock
7-
7-25
9-
.—i—
—
7-10
9-15
774 c
(quar.)—
New, common
7-25
45c
(quar.)____
7-15
7-15
10c
Industries,
'
Voting common (Increased quar.)
Non-voting common (increased quar.)
.
7-15
1274c
_
6-29
2
25c
Inc. (increased)
J_
Stores, common (monthly)———
Common (monthly)
St. Lawrence corp., Ltd., common (quar.)—.
5% preferred A (quar.)
6-19
(quar.)
6-
7-15
7-15
Standard Oil Co.
3%%
6-19
\.
30c
Fire
Standard Fuel
<'<■"
6-30
'1
7-20
7-31
59c
(increased)
preferred
International
Standard
Class
7-15
$1.18%
$1.02(4
_________
(quar.)—
Commerce
7-20
7-10
a
$1.02(4
—
Safeway
G-19
1
Chemical-—
Safety
6-19
7-15
_______
preferred
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
Pennsalt
7-15
$1
(s-a)
Pennsylvania Glass
G-19
7-15
_
(quar.)
Line, com.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4£.VV preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.64 %
preferred (quar.)
Penmuan's
6-19
7-15
6t.
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
Co.
Gz'a,
7-15
state
CO
7-10
7-20
6-26
$1.18%
preferred ' (quar.)
Parke
7-15
$1.18%
Packard-Bell Electronics
Panhandle Eastern Pipe
4%
7-15
$1.1274
common
(quar.)—.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph—
6%
preferred (auay.)____—__
1
8c
67*
preferred (quar.)—
Ryder System (increased quarterly)-———
(2-for-l split, subject to approval of Inter¬
7-15
1
$1.10
'
Lighting Corp., $4.36
preferred (quar.
$4.50 preferred (quar.i.
$4.75
1
8-
65c
$1.09
$4.40
v.
8-
$1.25
7^-13
$1
—
preferred "J"
57a 7*
7-13
Co.
6-30
8-15
2274c
Quarterly
7-1
10c
—_—
4.40%
Spokane
7-13
Mt
(quar.)
1
7-
Y
7-15
,
59c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
1
45c
Royal McBee Corp.—
4V2% preferred (quar.)—
5%
prcferrexl
(quar.)—
8-14
1
29Uc
.
Pacific
1
8-
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Roper Industries (special)
(William ID, Inc. (quar.)
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__
Pacific
7-17
8-
___—
6
7-15
9-
1
8-
30c
(quar.)___
7-
25c
4.75%
5%
8- >1-
_20c
_—
Pacific
$1.12(4
59% c
(quar.)
7-24
$1.25
1
1
93%c
"I"
Rolir Aircraft Corp.
20c
(quar,)__—
8-
com.
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.15%
7-10
7-
250
8-31
7-21
7-25
7-15
8-
(quar.)
7-14
3
9-15
Shares—
Inc.
com.
9-10
7-31
9-15
7-15
4$1.50
1274c
,
;
,7- 6
,7- 5
*
7-15
3774c
preferred
3.70%
3.90%
12-15
*$1.19
—
8-14
5c
1
1
$1.12(4
Rorer
From
10-
10-
1-1-60
7-31
7-31
7-10
Railway
non-cum
4.40%
4.36%
6-26
25c
4.957* preferred "K" (quar.)
Rockwell-Standard "'Corp. (quar. )
RodcUs Plywood Corp. (quai*.)
Inc.—
7-16
15c
—___—
60c
—_
Securities
7-28
7-15
128c
(quar.)
"F"
7-15
7- 3
3774c
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)
Southwestern Investment (stock
dividend)—
Southwestern Public Service,
7-24
7-31
127c
(quar.)—
preferred. "H"
*
1
1
*
(quar.)i„
1%
6-26
7-31
46274c
Materials
Southern
7-21
8-
5%
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred
7-31
7-15
1
2
7-13
$1.1274
(quar.)
57u% preferred (initial)
;
Southern New England Tele,
7-24
8-
45c
10c
(quar.)—__
Over-Tiie-Ocunfer
7-10
7-10
25c
___—___
Oster
7-24
7-24
20c
Olin Mathieson Chemical Co.
8-15
15c
35c
Technical Products,
preferred
25c
insurance
Life
2%
Roan Antelofe CopiKir Mines, Ltd. Amer. shs,
Interim (approximate)—___________——
,
8-14
61 Vac
-
1
1
8-15,
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Rice Mills
8-14
7-20
88-
8-
28c
Southern Nevada Power—
Common (increased-quar.)
9-14
9- 2
2874c
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
participating preferred (quar.)
Southern
7-15
approximately 2 9/10c_.___i~___
Brand
8-21
7-31
_____
Trust-Amcr.
common
31c
—___'
Corp., class A..
Republic.
of
preferred
25c
Old
Selection
Inc.,
3:!*%
G-30
$1.06
(quar.)
common
4%#' preferred
Old
7-10
7-15
Rich's,
6-30
9-11
1
(quar.)—__
Ltd., $1.10 class A
8
8-15
—
(quar.)
9-
7-24
15c
Metals, 4l'2%
2nd pfd. (quar.)—
2nd preferred (quar.)
prefcri*ed A (quar,)__.——___
Rhodesian
1
50c
—
593ac
—
Natural
7-30
20c
(quar.)
preferred
10-
8-
common
(CanadTi), Ltd.
(quar.)
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)
Southern Fire & Casualty (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
4.80% preferred (quar.)
6-19
40c
Reynolds
7-10
10-
7-27
25c
Inc.,
(quar.)
preferred
Coast Corp. (quar.)
Southern Colorado Power Co.,
4.72% 1st preferred (quar.)
6-30
9- 2
9-30,
9-
65c
Pittsburgh Water, 474%
6%
9-30
12V2C
(quar.)
9-30
Co.—
Southern
9
$1.25
Reynolds .Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4:'A%
ist preferred (quar.)___——
%
(s-a)
9-
1
Republic Supply (Calif.)-,
-—:___+—
Revere Racing Assn. (quar.)_
7-10
20 c
pfd.
common
9
7-20
15c
Cement—
7'!
Co.,
dividend
Interim
Ltd.,
Okanagan Telephone Co.,
40c preferred
(s-a)
10-
10-
$1.10 class A (quar.)____—;—
7-10
8-
25c
Portland
7-15
1S1.50
(quar.)
Chemicals,
(Dayton)
Reliance Electric & Engineering
6-30
25c
6-24
8-25
$1.50
—
6-30
7-15
25c
States
B
Stock
6-30
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(v-24
7-20
87(40
—
Renold Chains,
$1.02
25c
Oklahoma
2
7-20
7c
California Gas, 6%
6% preferred A (quar.)
Southern Canada Power
Co., Ltd.—
7-22
7-
140e
(quar.)_
class A (quar.)
Reliance Mfg. Co. (111.) com.
$1.023,i
(quar.
Gas
7-25
6-30
.
383/4C
Southern
.8-15
7-1
7-15
15c
preferred
South
6-30
7-15
"
3174c
Edison
4.56%
8-14
8-14
8-14
30c
Inc.
G-30
$1.02 J/L>
H
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)Telephone Co., Ltd., com.
Engineering Co., class A
(C. A.)
Reitman's
6-30 1
25c
4(1*
1
7-31
60c
25c
(quar.)
4.48%
1
(quar.)_
Reliable Insurance Co.
2 7 Vac
Northern
Co.
Red Owl Stores,
40c
(quar,)
com,
Northwest
Oklahoma
9-
$1.50
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)__
Recce Corp. (Mass.), 57c preferred (quar.)
Power Co.
Mills,
7-14
25c
7-14
4:40c
(quar.)
Power, Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.08' preferred (quar.
$4.10 preferred (quar.)
Flour
9-14
1
10c
7-14
Common
Ogilvie
1
8-
Inc.
California
Common
(quar.)
1
(Wisconsin)
7-14
$3.60
Northwestern
Southdown,
Southern
7-15
,
$1.12
Ry.
2nd preferred
B
6-25
9-14
10-
25c
$1.06'/4
(quar.)'__"_
5%%; l&t.preferred (quar.)_
Class
yl
7-15
9-30
9-
common
Corp. of America, coin, (quar.)
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)_
Railway Equipment & Realty (quar.)
Common
$4.16
8-14
30c
(quar.)
commoii (quar.)-
(quar.)—
$1.55 preferred (quar.)
ISouth Georgia Natural
Gas
9-
Radio
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
7-
1
Co.
,_L_
Co.
Corp.,
Common
7-15
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
$4.11
1
9-
50c
8-1
(quar.)
(
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.06%
(quar.)
$1.05
preferred
States
$1.25
When
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Share
Paper Mills
Hungerford)
Sonotonc
6-20
9c
7-10
Co.,
(L
Aircraft
7-13
162c
—
-n
Service—
4.22%
3.60%
Smith
Solar
6-20
3
Company
(Howard)
.7-13
3Gc
7-24
37 V-c
(quar.)
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y. (quar.)_±—
Northern Ohio Telephone, common
.
Smith
7-13
,,
Per
Name of
7-13
$1.16
20c
(quar.if
.
4% %
Northern
1
47 (4c
—__
15c
~
$2
common
4'4%
Quebec
8-
$2
135c
67c preferred (quar.)_l.
Quebec Power Co. (quar*)
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
$1
-
(quar.)__
Pacific
1
30c
4.647c
3
8-
$1.05
4V4 %
8-17
10-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
150c
common
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)__—
preferred (quar.)_
Puget Sound Power &. Light (quar.)___
Puritan Funds Inc. (year-end)—:
6-30
$15c
Works-.——______—
Indiana Public
Northern
Ltd.,
Co.,
(quar.)
Procter & Gamble Co., 8% preferred
(quar.)
Provincial Transport Co., common (quar.i
5%
preferred (quar.)_—
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
t-14
7-15
t62»/2C
_
_—
Northern Illinois Gas, common
5% preferred (quar.)
Northern
&
Gardner Co.
4.20%
Ry.;; (s-a)
Engineering
.
7-10
1
10c
(quar.)___—.
's-a)
Northern
Northern
1
8-
50c
._
When
Share
Co.—
preferred
Northern; Central
$1.50
8-
+5c
—
preferred
Prince
(Chicago)—
(quar.)
North Star Oil, Ltd., class A
(quar.)—
$2.50 preferred (1956 series; (quar.)
$4
Price
7-16 '
30c
<quar.)-__—
Canacia—
——
$2
8-13
8-10
25c
(quar.)
9-10
25c
iquar.)—i_
North American Refractories
:
90c
preferred
American Life
(s-a)
8-
93;?:»c
7-17.
Corp.—
$1.20.,., convertible
North
8-15
Company
Edisen
Co., 3.60% pfd. (quar.)
90c
4.70% preferred B (quar.________ $1.171/a__
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
4'/a% preferred (quarv)•
156c
6% non-cimiulative partic. pfd. (quar.)
175c
9-11
25c
Cloth
Name of
1
.
Gas—
&
'
49
__
0-30
6-30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*>0
.
.
South
8-
62l/aC
3
7-20
.
Grand
100of the Associa¬
founded in
by stock purchase. Mr. Schneider reported that
stock was acquired for $875,000.
This Association,
INVESTMENT NEWS
-
10-19
11- 2
62VliC
was
8-31
9-15
$1.25
A (quar.)—_
(quar.)
AND
GENERAL CORPORATION
Payable of Rcc.
.
Gas Co.,.. $5 pfd.
La Salle Street
"Trunkline
SOS
Pryor, who
million.
The Association's President is Raymond T.
recently elected as director of San Diego Imperial Corp.
Prairie Savings and Loan Association, similarly, was-
$47
Jloldert
Whdn
Per
Shurc
Same of Company.
tion's
$8,000,000.—V. 189. p. 2831.
of almost
lias assets
1949,
'
Harrison, Inc.—
Two Guys From
Class
►
(quar.)——
A
8-15
$1.12'/a
8-15
12'/sC
$1.12 Va
7-
7-15
6-12
9-30
8-31
will
—-—-—
10-
1
8-
1
7-14
tGc
7-20
6-19
Mines. Ltd
RR. & Canal
$2.50
10-10
9-18
15c
7-24
7-10
4(4lk preferred (quar.) ......
U. S. Radium Corp.
(quar.)—
U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
(quar. t
62 V:C
8-
37 V;C
8-
7-15
6-30
17 Vac
7-15
6-30
$1.50
8-15
7-24
$1.25
7-15
6" 30
30c
7-17
7-
8-
1
8-
1
7-17
8-31
8-15
7'/2C
—
11-30
11-13
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
2-1-G0
7-31
1
8-15
3
el
8-15
7-31
7-27
6-23
mining leases on an additional 16,000 acres,
uranium properties in the orc-rich Ambrosia Lake
Sabre recently acquired all of the capital stock of
9-10
9-18
9-18
9-18
8-20
>J5c
Warner
——....
7-17
per day with production scheduled to begin
—^Another ore body which is totally owned
7-15
56c
8-
1
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
$1
Power—
preferred (quar.)—....—
7-15
6-30
8-15
G-30
7-13
G-20
Electric
Common
1
l
7-15
preferred
45-;
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
32 (a c
6-30
7-31
7-16
35c
7-15
G-25
1
10-
$1.25
;
•
30c
10-
1
1
$1
8-
1
■•Based
dividend
Stock
Co.,
$2
7-15
20C
8-15
8-. 5
Common
8-20
9-11
1%
811-
7-15
8-24
9-30
9-15
$1.50
7-31
7-15
$1.25
8-
1
7-15
$1.26
8-
1
7-15
$1.27
8-
1
7-15
7-15
6-30
•Wisconsin Public Service Corp.
preferred (quai'.)__
$5.04 preferred (quar.i
$5
preferred
$5.06
WSsconsm
(quar.)_,—
Gas
(quar.)
_
25c
Southern
25c
Wltco Chemical (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Wool worth (F. W.), Ltd., ordinary (interim)
4.44(4
preferred
(Wm.)
Monthly
6%
York
Cab
(quar.)
$1.11
(
1
7-15
8-
1
Gas
7-31
7-1G
Transfer
% Payable
books not
I
.
closed for
_
this
British
Less
Previously
income
7-15
7-15
6-30
7-17
date
record
f Payable in
was
date
U. S. funds, less
xLess Jamaica income tax.
is
7- 2
incorrect.
stock,
and taxes
based on
of
compared
$14,966,435
established its
income,
on
amounted
the average number of shares,
to those which we have outgrown.
2,125
Safeway
first 24 weeks
ago.—V. 189,
year
San Diego
of
p.
stores
1959
1971.
in
as
At mid-year, our
for Safeway."
operation at the
compared
to
2,050
close of the
at the same
Imperial Corp.—Acquisitions-
acquisition by
this
corporation
8-1
156 (4c
7-
at
source.
The corrected
payment
here,
Canadian non-residents tax.
^
and/Loan
arc:
South
the number o£
associations owned by San Diego
Bay
Savings and Loan Association, Chuia
Vista,
Calif.; Suburban Savings and Loan Association, San Diego, Calif.;
Imperial Savings and Loan Association, El Centro, Calif.; Silver State
Savings and Loan Association, Denver, Colo., and American Savings
and Loan Association, Dallas, Texas,
First
was
,
Savings
Imperial Corp.
2
Non¬
First
Loan
Others
the
of
Corpus Christi, Texas, and. Grand Prairies Savings and
Association, Grand Prairie,, Texas, vwas announced June 30, by
T. Franklin Schneider, President.
Association,
This brings to seven
8-
dividend.
indicated
15V>
profit
records.
6-26
1
9c
J 30c
tax.
published
and/or
1
25c
(quar.)—
;
4-
8-
37(aC
,
Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 1551.; resident tax 75a.
a
9
7-31
65c
(quar.)_—_
in
y
a
Formal
(quar.)
net
the food company
7-20
25e
(quar.)—
and
results
These
$15,304,138,
1958 when
constructive one of growth
a
were
company's
time
preferred
of
$989,331,976
of
of
dividends
ments or additions
25c
Ltd.. common.,
preferred (quar,)_
date
8-
high
new
sales
weeks
common
There
•
Machine-
of
report is
Electric Co.—
"Youngstcwn Steel Door (quar.).
Yuba Consolidated Industries, Inc.
*
8-25
Co.—
County
4(2 V>
8-25
Jr.—
convertbile
Zelleris,
6-30
a8p
—
Yates-American
Yellow
G-30
7-15
—;
Worcester County
Wrlgley
7-10
1
7-15
(quar.)
Wool Combing Corp. of Canada,
Bonus
8-
20c
3-15 e
a4p
Industries
Woodali
Highs—
for payment
to $1.20 per
out¬
standing during the period. Even though this average number of shares
continued to increase from 12,183,482 during the first half of 1958 to
12,313,022 this year, Safeway's net earnings per share nevertheless
exceeded 1958 when they amountd to $1.18 at mid-year.
"Such results, of course, are good news for our stockholders," Presi¬
dent Magowan said;
"but we are particularly pleased that we have
been able to parallel this financial growth with similar development
of
our
facilities and employment opportunities.
Thus far, in 1959,
we have opened 69 modern retail stores and two large warehouse
dis¬
tribution, centers.
Four more distribution centers will be completed
or
in tiie midst of completion by year-end by which time the number
of new
retail stores opened this year will have reached about 200.
These new warehouse centers and retail facilities represent replace¬
preferred
share
Co.,
Power
(quar.)
preferred
1
of
9
8-31
-
10c
——
Electric
10-
7-31
10c
monthly)
10c
Wisconsin
outstanding.—V. 189, p. 2831.
Savings and Loan Association, incorporated in Texas in 1945,
by San Diego Imperial Corp. through the purchase of
acquired
approximately 98Y2f/b
Mr.
Schneider
said.
of its outstanding stock at a cost
Total
assets
of
First
Savings
are
of $3,999,960,
approximately
377,081
356,732
$1,075,913
$813,247
82,080
$975,825
$731,167
—30,000
^
4,511
—3,288
—
2,059
31,173
30,000
5,581
3,899
2,934
......
common
outstanding—
preferred, series
preferred, series
4.7(4'
preferred, series
4.7(4;
preferred, series
oYs'.v preferred, series
4,160
stock-,—
Shares
4'iSi'o
A.
B.——_
C
—
D —
E-2-.
40,000
214,145
Common stock was split 2 for 1 on March 18,
1859 and the par
value reduced from $25 to $12.50. The number of shares shown here
as
outstanding at May 31, 1959 has been adjusted by multiplying the
actual
number
of $25
par
value shares
outstanding by two.—V.
442,262
Common
"
189,
1512.
p.
Scotts Chemical Plant
Inc.—Debentures Offered—The
Co., Columbus, Ohio, on June
Ohio
26 offered $1,000,000
The debentures
secured sinking fund debentures.
of 6%
priced at par plus accrued interest, to yield 6%.
offered in denominations of $500 and $1,000 to
are
are
They
Ohio
investors only.
PROCEEDS—The debentures have been issued to finance the pur¬
of new i nachincry ~aTid~~equ pi me n t which is part of- an over-all
$3-millioh expansion program designed to double production capacity
of fertilizers, add to production of pesticides and centralize shipping
operations for both Scotts chemical and seed plants.
chase
BUSINESS—Turf Builder, Bonus, Cope, Scutl and Halts are among
the plant foods and pesticides produced by the Chemical Plant which
began operation in January, 1957. Little more than a year later it
was
operating at 140f« of designed capacity, yet was, and still is,
unable to meet demand for its products.
1956
EARNINGS—From
$602,588
$93J
through
sales
1958
nearly
doubled, from
net profits before taxes nearly tripled, from
$1,963,828; net profits after taxes rose from $312,988 to
,373.—V. 189, p. 1394.
to $22,242,000;
$11,245,950
to
Seaporcel Metals,
A
management
new
Inc.—Loriug Elected President—
team,
by
headed
a
new
Fresident, is now
was recently
guiding operations oi this 28-year old company, which
acquired by new controlling interest. The new President
B. Loring.—V. 188, p. 2688.
'
Tyler
Blake
President
of
the
organization
his new post in New
President, announced.
assume
Institute
■
Co.—President Resigns—
Newton, Jr., of Roanoke, Va., on June 28 resigned as
to accept a newly created post of Executive
of the Institute of Life Insurance in New York City,
relations
public
will
is Benjamin
;4-. '-W
this company
Vice-President
of the life insurance business. Ho
York on Aug. 1, Holgar J, Johnson,
America^—Debentures Sold—
terminated.
Curtis, and.
part of the
$24,000,000 offering unsold by the close of business on June 26 would
be withdrawn.
$20,230,000 of the IVtYo capital income sinking fund
Corp. of
offering of tnis corporation lias been
Tho offering, underwritten by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
S. D. Lunt & Co., both of New York, provided that any
recent
The
Safeway's 1959 net profit at mid-year, after provisionsc
7-10
1
a
consolidated
the first 24
previous mid-year
12- 4
1-4-60
35c
—
(quar.)
(incr.
Stores
9- 4
1
for
$1,169,979.
100,088
stock
preferred
on
$1,165,819
\
—
available
Balance
Sheraton
1,837,136 common shares
on
established
13,
with
for
10-
35c
Monthly
Nil
half-year, reaching $1,047,943,389, President Robert A. Magowan
reported July 9.
Net profit for the same 24-week period/ended June
7-30
9-21
1%
—
$1.08
first
7-21
25c
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
">8-1
18%c
.
—
common
Nil
$0.21
—
Reporting the highest mid-year sales and net profit in its 33-y.ear
history, this company confirmed on July 9 that for the first 24 weeks
of 1959 its profit after taxes was more than 2?o
ahead of last year
and sales were up nearly 0ct.
For
the first time, Safeway's sales exceeded $1 billion during the
7-10
$1.25
dividend
&
2,582,307
Safeway Stores Inc.—Notes Record
7
7-
(s-a)———g.
Oil Co. (quar.)—
—
Bros. Co. (quar.)—,
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
Stock
112,254
508,549
409,959
share
shares.
preferred
7-10
7-21
10c
Wilcox
Wilson
sink¬
(before
inc.
ing funds)
fEarns, per com.
7-10
(quar.)!
Dividends
3,004,756
$1,452,994
deductions..
income.'
Net
$4,170,575
$1,426,735
26,209
deductions.—
etc.
Interest,
—
revenues————
before
Balance
depreciation—^
and
1958
1959
$4,968,267
3,541,482
—,—
income
Non-operating
Earnings—
31—
9-15
8-
—
expense
operating
Net
2831.
revenues———-V_——
Operating
>
p.
Shenandoah Life Insurance
after requirements for
6-19
7-1-5
30c
Net
9-10
$1.43%
Williams
0%
3
8-
8-17
7-15
20e
Chocolate Co.
(name
changed to Wilbur Chocolate Co.) common
preferred
tons
1959—Month—1958
1959—5 Mos.—1958
$10,934,087 $9,901,200 $54,243,367 $48,352,153
8,068,377
42,709,959
40,314,550
Total operating expenses
8,530,035
762,341
5.444,515
3,601,557
Net ry. oyer income—
1,104,554
Period End. May
7-15
;
75c
J15c
Wilbiir-Suchard
$5
600
Total operating revenue
Union Stock Yards Co.'—
"Wichita
of
excess
in late July.
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry,—System
7-15
a-
31(4c
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
—
—>
Whiting Corp. (quar.)
6-15
8-
50c
Co. (qustr.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
7-15
in
rate ot
Works—Earnings—
Ended M%y 31—
Months
12
189,
Water
Jose
Operating
6-16
S35c
Western Union Telegfaph
Westmoreland,
7-15
62 VaC
—
.
6-19
^t50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6-20
6-30
90c
Co.
preferred
5%
6-20
7-15
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
——
—_■
(quar.)..
—
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A (quar.).
$1.40 preferred (quar,).——————V.
Western Insurance Securities, class A (quar.)
Western Light & Telephone, common (quar.)
Sfo
preferred
(quar.i
—
5.205(5
preferred
(quar.)
WesternvPacific'' Rlti (quar.^)T—
Western Plywood Co. Ltd., class B (quar.)—
Western Precipitation Corp.
(quar.)—_
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
preferred
4Vn%
Western
7-15
produce
to
possible existence
'
$1.05
——
designed
of several additional ore bodies," he said.
The new mines, Black Jack I and II, are located 55 miles northwest,
of the Grants, N. M. uranium ore milling plants which have a com¬
bined daily capacity of 10,000 tons.—V. 138, p. 2355.
'
$1.02 Va
(quar.)
4.20'4 "preferred u
7-10
2(4
26 (4c
is
mine
12
immediate
for
7-10
8-
Section
by Lance is also scheduled
development," Mr. Melancon said.
"We have a sub¬
stantial tonnage of ore already blocked out on Section IB and work
on
a
mine which is designed to produce 300 tons per day has started.
The mine collar has been poured and the headframe has been com¬
pleted. This puts us in a good position to start producing from our
second mine early in September.
"Under our continuing exploration program,
we have discovered a
third ore body and we have had mineralized holes indicating the
3
7-6
$1.25
$1.06(4
Penn
4.10%
7-
7-15
40c
^Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)—.
$5 preferred (quar.)..—
———
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
.....——$4.60 preferred (initial quar.)———
Waste King Corp., com. (stock divid.)—
6(4conv. preferred C (quar.)—
West
5
8-
_
(quar.)———_
Co.
"The
30c
(qtiar.)„—
Company
Bros.
6-22
25c
Pictures (quar.)
Bros.
Warren
7-15
7-15
,
.
dividend rate increase from a current annual
had been announced by four other member
Texas.-r~V.
San
of
7-17
>3 5 c
Warner
interest
region,"
the Black Jack
'8-14
Corp., which owned the leases, and transferred them to Lance Corp.,
8-26
which was formed as a wholly-owned operating facility to develop
8-26
known ore bodies and continue explqratior. fowfutureweseryes. Sabrc's.
8-26
subsidiary Lance will continue as sole operator of the joint venture.
8-26
Under the agreement, Homestake will assume their 25 "? proportional
share of the expense of surface facilities and other installations and
7-24
work necessary to put the Section 12 mine into production,
Paul Melancon, in charge oUdeveloping the Lance properties, -said,
6-22%:
1
1
9-15
25c
Walker & Co., common (quar,)—:...—_
Walker''(Hiram)-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.-—
its Lance subsidiary
gi ves bot h companies
the Sabre companies'
County,
control
the largest single block
8-14
9-
'
position.
"The agreement," Mr, Bokum said, "gives Homestake a 255a
on
1,230 acres in sections 11 ai.d 12, T15N, R13W, McKinley
N. M. Babre, through its subsidiary, continues to fully own and
7-:VL
8-
to 4%
Prairie,
cash
3
7-15
8-15
$1.12 Va
125c
——,———
on
D. Bokuin II, President of Sabre and
the transaction which involved $1,350,000
substantial new uranium reserves, and improves
25c
$1.25
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)———
15c
Virginian. Railway, 6# preferred (qimr,)„_
IV;
Volunteer Natural' Gas (stock dividend) ——
12V»c
Vulcan Materials,
common
(quar.)—_
20c
55»
preferred (quar.i
...
— >
$1.43%
5%V preferred (quar,)
$1.56(4
•0% 5o preferred (quar.)
...
tics.
wholly-owned subsidiary,
a
Richard
7-15
7-
Corp.,
said
$1 25
Corp. of America, com. (quar.)-.
4Vaty conv. pfd. (initial-quar.) —.—...........
two
8-13
1
July 1 announced that
Homestake Mining Co. had purchased a 25c,v working interest in
sections of their McKinley County, N» M. uranium mining prop¬
.the
a
7-10
8-
25c
•
,
associations
of the San Diego Imperial groun,
They are Silver State Savings and
Lean Association, Denver, Colo.; American Savings and Loan Associa¬
tion, Dallas, Texas; First Savings and Loan Association, Corpus Christi,
Texas;
and Grand Prairie Savings and Loan Association,
Grand
2x/z','o
*
7-17
9-
'
$1.37 (a
Vanadium
Ventures, Ltd.—.—.u
7-
3
9-
75c
.
prior pref, (quar.)..——,
Van Camp Sea Food Co. (quar.)——
Van Sclver (J. B.), 5% class A pfd. (quar.)
1.
8-
6%
$5.5$
Inc.
-Unit Sells Ore Reserves-
Sabre-Pinon Corp.
La nco
7-8
8-14
16c
■„
1
8-
50c
(quar. )......_>
was
7-15
8-
50c
Company (quar.)——
Utility Appliance Corp.. com. (stock div.).._
^
*
of Capital Lease Corp. by Ryder Truck Rental,
announced on July 6.
negotiated by Walston & Co., it was announct
purchase
The
1-15
7'aC
Inc.—Purchase of Capital Lease
Corp.—
10-15
87J/aC
87J/2c
Upjohn
Beach,
Ryder Truck Rental,
7-10
35c
7',ac
—____—
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., coin.
the respective associations.
_
.
Roney said the increased rate will be paid by Suburban Savings
Association, San Diego; South Bay Savings & Loan Associa¬
Chttla Vista; and Imperial Savings and Loan Association, El
Mr.
6
$1.18
(initial quar.)
Leaf Tobacco (quar.)—
Universal
6-22
7-15
17V>e
com.
new
6-19
07 V;C.
87 Vac
..
1
—v
——,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
vinyl-asbestos, asphalt and rubber tile and allied products with
located at Newburgh, N. Y., Joliet, 111., Houston, Texas, and
Calif.
Included in the proposed
transaction is Mastic Tile's interest in
Cumberland Chemical Corp., formed last September and jointly oivned
by Mastic Tile and Air Reduction Co., Inc., which is.constructing a
plant at Calvert City, Ky„ adjacent to other facilities of Air Reduction,
lor
the production of various vinyl resins for use by Mastic Tile.
When the acquisition is consummated, Mr. O'Leary reported, Mastic
Tile will he operated as a division of The Rubcroid Co.—V. 190, p. 54.
vinyl,
Long
8-14
7-26
10c
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred
Universal Controls,
9-
$1,12 V-
Stockyards Corp., common (quar.)
convertible 'preferred (quar.)—,
United Stores Corp., $6 ofd. (quar.)..
United Telephone (Kansas) 5(/o pfd. (quar.)
United Wallpaper com. (increased annually)
4%# class A preferred (quar,).
5(6" class B preferred (s-a)
United Whelan Corp., common (quar.).......
$3.50
3
plants
70s
$3.50
Hachmeister to manufacture floor tile for residential, commercial and
industrial use, and today is one of the country's largest producers of
3
7-
1
United
Common
7-
1
Tile
agreement
acquire the net assets and business of The Mastic
Corp.
through the exchange of Rubcroid capital stock.
A final
will be submitted for approval to the board of directors and stock¬
holders of each company at an early date.
Mastic Tile was founded in 1945 by Morris Milstein and Harry A.
8-31
25C
&
preferred
8
$1.06 >/4
(quar.)
Publishers (quar.)
United Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)...
Q.% preferred (quar.)—
—-a,
<7. B. Borax <fc Chemical Corp.—
7(4
7-15
60c
—
.
at meetings, of the
of "directors of
Earlier,-a
O'Leary,
was made on June 30 by E. J.
Chairman and President of The Rubyroid Co.» and Seymour Milstein,
President of The Mastic Tile Corp. of America, that a memorandum
of intent has been signed by the two companies whereby Kuberoid
announcement
joint
A
8-14
'• V
Vice-President, sakl the
boards
Roiicy,'
If.
George
San Diego Imperial
decision to announce the increase was made
Centro.
Acquisition—
Kuberoid Co.—Proposed
9-14
Jersey
New
7-10
7-10
88-
of the
,in me
annual
and Loan
rate
tion,
1
1
$1
United Gas Improvement, common——4Vi'/o
preferred
(quar.)
—
United-Greenfield Corp. (quar.)—
Printers
3
7-10
5()C
4(4(4 preferred (quar.)
United Fruit Co. (quar.)
United Keno Hill
8-10
$1
preferred series 1955 (quar.)
45b preferred series 1956 (quar.)
United Airlines,1.Inc. (quar.)..-:.-.....
United Biscuit Co. of America—
7-
8-
25c
4<4
United
410.
7-20
1
28c
United Aircraft Corp.—
United
Ltd.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
ary offering of 35,000 shares of common stock was made
on June 30 by Baehe & Qo. at $8 1/16 per share, with a
dealer's concession of 45 cents per share. This offering
Was
oversubscribed and the books closed-—V. 183, p.
7-20
,
Diego Imperial group, on July 1
of earnings to be paid on savings
of 4i( 1 t>0 4 i/> CW'"
••• V
San
Hoyalitc Oil Co.,
7-20
8-15
$1
associations, all members
announced an increase
accounts from a current
savings and loan
California
Three
Dividends—
Associations Increase
Savings and Loan
(Continued from page 11)
'
1
JZ-20
8-15„
92I/L>C
(quar.)—.
Ltd., com. (quar.)
(California)—
Co.
'
7-15
7-
87»,i.c
—
preferred
Oil
7-30
7-15
—
Union Gas Co. of Canada,
Union
7-10
$1
23c
Bagley
$4.50
*7-20
13 i,ac
—-—
Corp.. (annual)
Udylite Corp.
Union Electric Co.—
$3.50 preferred (quar.) ..
$3.70(£> preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar./..—
£20
—
13, 1959
Monday, July
.
(198)
public
debentures, accordingly, were
sold.—V: 190, p. 94.
Sicgler Corp.—Awarded
The
U.
S.
Army Contract—
Army's Redstone Arsenal at
Huntsville, Ala., has awarded
contract for the installation of dosed circuit TV equipment to this
corporation's Hallamore Electronics division, according to John G.
Brooks, President.
Seven new camera
installations ere included in the contract for
use in missile engine static
tests. Brooks pointed out that location of
these units requires cameras produced by Hallamore that are specially
a
designed
known
to
successfully withstand sound
shock waves of the highest
volume level of 150 decibels.
Hallamore dosed circuit TV
equipment is currently in use at
many important missile sites and the company has become a major
supplier of this equipment
to the military, Mr. Brooks said.—V.
The
189,
p.
88.
Siemens & Halske
Securities
and
Aktiengesellschaft—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
York filed a registration state¬
covering American Depositary
of Siemens & Halske Aktiengesell¬
Morgan Guaranty^ Trust Co. of Newr
with the SEC on July
8. 1959,
ment
Receipts for 50,000 bearer shares
schaft, a German corporation.
Sisters of Mercy, of Oregon,
Portland, Ore. (An Oregon
Corp. of Roman Catholic Sisters of Sisters of Mercy of
the Union in the United States, Province of Omaha,
Ziegler & Co. of
$800,000 of 4^4%,
serial notes at
dated April 1,
1959, and mature semi-annually from Oct. 1, 1960 to
April 1, 1966: thereafter the notes mature quarterly to
April 1, 1979. The bonds are being offered in denomina¬
tions of 310,000, $5,000, $1,000 and $500. The First Na¬
tional Bank of West Bend, Wis., is the corporate trustee.
These notes are legal for trust funds in Wisconsin in the
opinion of counsel for the underwriter.
The notes may not be redeemed with borrowed funds prior to April 1,
1964, but may 'be redeemed at 100^ and accrued interest after April
1, 1964; these notes may be redeemed with unborrowed funds at 102Ye
Omaha, Neb.—Notes Offered—B. C.
West Bend, Wis., on April 28 offered
4U%, 4%%, 5% and 5^8% first mortgage
100% and accrued interest. The notes are
and
accrued
interest
accrued interest after
or prior to
April 1, 1964.
on
April 1, 1964 ,and at 100(4
anci
Volume
190
Number
5863
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(199)
The first
mortgage serial notes, when issued, in the opinion of counsel
for the corporation, will be the valid and
binding obligations of the
corporation, and will be secured by a closed first mortgage lien on the
land, buildings, fixed and movable ■
equipment constituting property of
Sisters of Mercy situated in Portland,
Ore.,
and
known
as
Mt;
St.
Joseph's "Residence.
.V-.'.
: '
mortgage
note
sold
to
The
American
Baptist
Home
Society is secured by a mortgage on the land and
building of
SoundScriber, located at North Haven, Conn. The note
Mission
basis
Nursing
Home
and
for
HOme
the
Aged.
retail
together
be purchased under
may
Skil
with
16,129
shares
the
of
plan.—V.
Oil
187,
July
the Nordon Die Casting Co..
will
operate
as
a
wholly "owned subsidiary of
announced by Bolton Sullivan, Chairman of the
-Nordon
is
supplied
tools.
Skil
It
is
with
bid
for
the
Skinner
J.
that
aluminum-
of
castings
expected
"castings
Nordon
to
manufacturer
a
for
the
certain
balance
of
the
Co.,
Skil
Skil
Corp.,
of
portable
was
has
business.—V.
189.
'
LeGranci
Skinner, President, on June 25 announced;the purchase
this "company
of the
Power
Equipment
and Process
Machinery
ft visions of the Troy Engine & Machine Co., Troy,.Pa. Skinner
Co..
manufacturers
parts
and
engines,
Steam
Engine
exclusive suppliers of
Engines,
for Elliott
tRidgeway), Chuse,
and
Ames
steam
of
Banbury Bodies for the rubber industry,
supplier-of all new equipment, together with parts
rebuilders
exclusive
ancL>serviee
for
Machine
<fc
"Unaflow"
service
and
became
of
products
formerly
manufactured
by
the
Troy
Engine
these
189,
payable
thereafter
amount
in
month
per
of
on
1969, due June 1, 1984, that were offered for
subscription
by common stockholders, a total of
$15,018,300 principal
in
the
on
amount
until
and
assigned
$275,000
contingent
is
an
liabilities
details,
(A. E.)
This
$22,903,476
$20,464,701
17.929.397
15,677,512
$4,787,249
$11,418,455
19.199
114,947
1,719.225
•
„
Pfd.
income—.—
stock
$3,309,919
*
On
$8,017,904
834,255
$3,388,969
$7,183,649
$0.83
4.066,627
C.
shares
$1.77
$1.72
of
$7,826,389
in
of
the
December,
Co.
1959."—V.
sale
188,
of
in
the
acquired line include Troy'engines, TroyEngberg engines, American Blower engines, Whitin engines, Erie Ball
engines and Troy Processing Equipment.
Mr.
Skinner
Co.will be
for
the
for
existing
eive all
re
said
terms of purchase,' Skinner
Engine
engineering data, patterns; jigs; and fixtures
Troy steam; engines, as well as. repair parts
In addition,
the Skinner Engine Co.
will" also
all
The
new
engines.
research, development, experimental and engineering specifi¬
cations,, and
Pressure
under "the
that
furnished
production of
will
be
Power
Units
Process
furnishes
appointed
exclusive
(Expanded
Equipment
licensee
for
with
approximately
$8,000,000
of
Gicssj, income after
Net
by
Skinner
Engine
Co.
As
C.)
Smith
Oil
Tool
William R.
Staats
&
publicly offered
$9.75 per share.
scribed
and
Co.—Capital Stock Offered—
Co.
and
110,000
books
firm
of
William R. Staats &
Co.,
Bateman,
Crowell,
—V.
Additional
bonds
1959
Balance
7.7.
3,744,790
2,858,744
527,417
Common
412,296
$2,420,122
—V.
.
shares outstanding end
oi'
share
per common
188.
$2,446,448
99(i,^T"
period.
..
.
Hill
16,500
Lester,
Co..8,800
Co..
Southern Nevada Power
12 Month, Ended
1959
Other
income
Wagensellcr
ihpome .7—71—
Income deductions
...
7. Ju
Cb.„
&
&
Ba
lance
8,800
_._
Durst,: Inc.
.
:
6,600
the
•Soundscriber
Stockholders
Corp.
...;• v
Common
.
-.....
$915,373
42,078
68,388
$1,123,085
outstanding—average—...——
outstanding—average-
shares
share
per
"Based- on
period.—V.
on
190,
common
number
average
common
622,902
$1.77
shares
$1.36
outstanding
94.
p.
asset
during
to
Common
The
company is offering to
holders of record at the close of business on
—
its
share¬
July 2, 1959,
subscription warrants evidencing the right
to subscribe to its common stock
(par $4) at the price of
$14 per share, at the rate of one share for each three
transferable
shares of
common stock so held of
record, and granting
privilege to subscribe for shares of additional stock
the
not
to
subscribed
for
the
exercise of rights, subject
being offered hereunder will
where the offering has not been qualified or ex¬
allotment.
states
upon
The
stock
empt under the laws of such states.
Shareholders resid¬
This
are
such
will
shareholders.
(EDST)
The
be
APPLICATION
OF
ratably among
will expire at 4 p.m.
warrants
July 29, 1959.
on
distributed
of
PROCEEDS
stock
common
being
the
tion
of
g
is
ment
1959.
year
line
pew
expected
Of
of
to
said
office
be
dictating equipment,
introduced
some* time
which line of equip¬
prior
to
the
end
of
the
$600,000,
approximately $250,000 will be allocated
to
tooling costs, $100,000 to engineering. costs and -SMO,000 will be
used for the production of inventory prior to the*,
introduction of said
line;
(b)
$162,500 plus interest in payment of. 77
installment note
payable; »c» $275,000 plus interest in payment of outstanding indebted¬
to
ness
the
Grace National Bank
interest in payment of notes
if
will
any,
of
be used
operating
and
New
York;
and
(d)
$500,000 plus
tei
the balance,
payable to Atwell & Co.;
for general
expenses
of
corporate purposes,
general
working
Connecticut
April
on
SoundScriber
1940.
organized
was
15,
1940
its
and
and
the
185,
State
Qf
steel
owned
the
ties
corporation
has
engaged
in
research
development activi¬
governmental agencies. The
other
for
corporations-and certain
corporation is engaged presently in producing an electronic device for
use by a manuacturer of telephone equipment and has a
contract with
the
motors.
•
1959
ing
contracts
These
there
material.
remained
The
equipment
tion
disc
are
to
field
for
and
recorder "
<
/
CAPITALIZATION
-
($4
a
been
was
of
fractional
horsepower
and^ ak of May 1.
total, df $101,330
delivered
has
approximately $57,900 worth of
pioneer in the electronic dictat¬
a
the
among
first
producers
of
electronic
first
produc¬
<
,
EFFECT. .TO
'.
.
:•
marketed
in
/
FINANCING
and
first
it
'"
/';•
*
Not
including 15,900
issuance
on
"exercise of
10.417
t 57
the
On
April
converted
were
$4
par
holders
share
for
the
Outstanding
r~
by
?5O5,0I6 shs.
the
for
issuance
due June
holders
These
common
$12
$4
par
thereof
into
s'ock
principal
of
amount
of
said
shares
notes.
of
of
"the
to
Seven
give
better
hundred
steel
built
at
i
be
fifty
a
Bessemer,
Co. Deliveries
mid-December.
in
the
of the
total of
Ala.,
facturing
these
these
on
will
be
the
of
plant
will
start
a
he
cars,
said,
rate
\
of
.
will
handling of bulk
will
cars
be
cars
are
begin
in
October
and
at
1
the
rate
of
will
par,
shares
stock
special meeting of stockholders will
held
be
cars
at
14th and Canal Sts., Richmond,
company.
(ESTi
noon
to
and
57
by
one
Farnham
after
June
10,
consider
to
and
authorize
completed
approximately
Passaic,
and
N.
J.
deliveries
weekly.-
the
principal office
July 21, 1959.
acquisition by the
Va.,
the
1959,v at .2:30 p. m. has bean fixed
determination
meeting.—V.
189,
the
of
on
stockholders
entitled
as
the
to
vote
record
at
date
the
.special
and
are
On
the
Stock
Machine
Co.,
farm
equipment
division
of
Sperry
announcing
said
the
purchase,1 George
transaction
the
Farmv.ay's
Delp
in
sc.id
tlu-
firm
equipment.
barn
States,
major
tlie
field
vhich
will
C.
include
prodifts
purchase
of
is
farmstead
manufactures
Delp,
President
oi
New
the
company's factory
at
automatic
barn
cleaners
are
of
part
New
mechanization.
elevators
Holland's
plan
It
by
and
follows
to
nine
Lancaster County.
and'other
■•••'•'«
cleaner
Canada
crop
handling
•
and
silo
unloader
Mexico.—V.
189,
arc
p.
sold
throughout
the
United
2937.
6,000
1,399
____
19
95.60
None
$27.68
$20.00
for
issuance
at
1961,
stock.
common
upon
1,
Jan.
conversion
the
in
October,
and
shares of
$3
per
originally issued
three insurance
which the company
Pursuant thereto,
plan.
cancelled
and
preferred
preferred
of
and
agreement
$54,700,000
the
the
price
was
banks
refinancing
companies
aggregating
165,000
20
to
exchange
with
insurance
them
1958,
The 5,500,000
of
conversion
indebtedness
the
of
accepted in exchange
(2) 5% secured notes
and
The
largest
blocks
acquired
by Metropolitan
Insurance Company and The
Prudential Insurance Co. of
America.
preferred stockholders now consist
of
the two named insurance
companies and nine banks as well
as persons
to whom shares of the
Life
The
preferred were heretofore
transferred by certain of
insurance
company to whom such securities were
the
one
and
,
they
dealers,
include
five
are
29
other
foreign
company directors.
The filing was made
in
order
preferred
the
preferred
and/or
the
preferred
stockholders,
550 shares of
shareholders
the
of
persons,
investment
the
who
common
will
whom
bankers
to
eight
and
provide
banks
and
originally issued;
brokers
are
dealers,
and
prospectus
a
and
two
for
are
use
may wish
to offer or sell
shares
stock.
Bear, Stearns & Co., one
initially
offer
for
preferred stock owned
by it. at
120, p. 95.
sale
to
the
by
oV
of
pnblie
price to be supplied
a
by amendment.—V.
—
common
Food
William
II.
Services, Inc.—Acquisition—
Tegtmeyer,
company has acquired
of the preferred stock
preferred
shares
was
stock
at
$46
per
share
until
President,
the
all
of
F.
N.
June
on
30
stock
common
The
Johnson
subsequently completed
announced
and
all
Co.
Purchase
and
but
a
that
few
of
the
shares
the
last
the
Johnson corpora¬
be liquidated, and its
assets will be
merged into Super Food
Inc., as of Aug. 31, 19,39.
third quarter report shows
pro-forma annual sales of
$38,400,000
for the year ended
May 31. 1959, a 20',$> increase over
annual sales of
$31,90C,000 at Aug. 31, 1958.
Sales volume
in Mav and Juno con¬
tion
will
Services,
The
tinued
for
the
the
to
increase
week
history
projected
at
the
over
ended
of
the
June
$40,000,000
Supercrctc
months
same
20
were
Johnson
preceding year.—V. 189,
at
Aug.
m
31,
for
preceding
the
Sales
year.
highest
week
Annual
1959,
2181.
p.
the
$873,000
company.
a
pro-forma sales
25'/o
increase o-ver
in
are
the
•
Ltd.—Registers
With
SEC—
This
company, located at St.
Bouiface, Manitoba, Canada, filed a
rcgistiation statement with the SEC on
July 2, 1959, seeking registra¬
tion cf 300,000 shares of
its common stock,
of this stock, the com¬
pany proposes to offer 200,000
shares for public sale; and the remain¬
ing 100.000 shares,
constituting outstanding stock, are to be offered for
sale
by (he present holders thereof.
The
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Straus, Blosscr
<fc
McDov ill is listqd as the
principal underwriter.
The company and
its subsidiaries
manufacture and distribution of
materials.
other
are
engaged
rcadymix
It
has
now
outstanding 650,247
principally
concrete
and
common
shares
securities).
in the
building
(along with
other
Net
proceeds of its sale of the 200,000 shares will
be used
principally
of bank loans and for
other working capital needs.
The
were
incurred in connection with the
expansion of the
company's business and the increased
v/orking capital needs arising
in
reduction
bank
loans
therefrom.
■
The company's
which
peg,
.
principal stockholder
owns
238,500
shares
Company officials
stock.
shares.—V.
Apexx
own
Control
185,
p.
of
about
and
-s
Apexx Control Ltd., of Winni¬
the
outstanding stock, or about
757-
three
of
the
outstanding
individuals propose to
Apexx
sell
the
2495.
Taft
Broadcasting:
Co.—Common
Stock
Offered—
Ripley & Co., Incorporated, heads an under¬
writing group which on July 8 offered
483,322 shares of
common stock at a
price of $15 per share. This is the
first public offering of stock of
the company, which owns
Harriman
and
operates television broadcast stations.
stations and FM radio stations in both
and
Birmingham, Ala.;
June
1,
AM
operates
a
TV and AM station in Colum¬
the
books
and
AM-FM
business
was
broadcasting facilities
heavily oversubscribed
closed.
BUSINESS—Company
the
Taft
company
TV
Knoxville, Tenn. Offering
and
radio
Cincinnati, Ohio,
bus, Ohio, and a TV station in
Lexington, Ky.
Broadcasting also holds a 30% interest in a
which
Rights Offering Completed — Of the
the $15,417,500 of 5% subordinated debentures convert¬
into
$120,000
340,649
share
after
company
company to
therefor (1)
in
Spiegel, Inc.
ible
1958
$9,428,636
Rand
'
Manawa.
cents
million
Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
5,500,000 shares of $1
par
100.000
Manawa,
Holland,
the
pass
,
stocks
per
Control
conchut'ng negotiations for the purchase of the
Fwmway
Wis., pioneer manufacturer of silo unloadcvs and bun;
is
Corp.,
13
or
on
total
a
1959
reserved
and
banks
36.77
u.
.
Sperry Rand Corp.—Subsidiary to ExpandHolland
to
(taking the preferred at $100 per
share).
According to the prospectus, the preferred stock
the
for
2832.
p.
'.
New
$185,225
taxes,
outstanding——
companies pursuant to an
entered into in connection
be
Manu¬
company of all of the outstanding 80,000 shares of common stock of
Interstate Railroad Co. in exchange for 275,000 shares of
the
com¬
pany's .common stock, the latter stock to be either out of the shares
authorized and previously unissued, or out of shares
previously issued
and
outstanding," but purchased by the company and held in its
treasury, either now or hereafter.
the
with
to
1958.
profit,
time
share
aluminum-
be
movement
40
the
materials.
composite
approximately $15,000,000,
of Pullman-Standard Car
being built for cement
Sept.
enable
Special Meeting Called to Ratify Stock Acquisition—
expand
common
converted
alloy
this
The remaining 490 cars are covered
hoppers, to cost
$10,309,000, and will be built by the Magor Car
Corp.,
Some of
steel
lime.
of
Pa„
of
of
of
The
capacity and the
rolling stock," and added that
the
of
service
and
costing
gondolas,
the
tons.
more
worthwhile break-through
corrosion-resistant materials in car
con¬
light-weight
The
high capacity
struction."
aluminum-
undercarriages
or
will
bulk
first
composite
and
100
capacity,
handling
are
new
of
months, the purchase of Smoker Farm Elevators, Inc.,
conversion
may
SoundScriber at
100-ton
the
cars
of
use
railroad
in
be
aluminum
capacity
large older for aluminum railroad
"expected, that this, wil) constitute
the
The
47,918
of
for
the
was
in
of
options
stock
notes
also
built
said
will
cars
bodies
carrying
a
ears,
DeButts
Mr.
1..1963.
outstanding
35
1,205
with
have
reserved' for
value,
upon
will
and silo' unloaders.
promissory
notes, .due
June
1.
19G3—authorized
22, 1959, $575,000 principal amount of tlmse notes
value.
into
each
shares,
employe?*'restricted
reserved
promissory notes,
convertible
$700,000.
stock.
shares
common
convertible
common
order.
being
are
Mr.
In
promissory - notes,* due .June 1, 1963LL-**.
$125,000
1167
mortgage note, dated Aug. 7, 1S58:. A280.000
tContingent liabilities- -.-.—275.000
net
Increased
were
compared
quarter of
first
1959
1972.
p.
Super
.
convertible
stock outstanding
outstanding June 30, 1958.
of
corporation filed a registration
statement with the SEC on
1959, covering 165,000 shares of
05 convertible preferred
stock,
1,
$100
$25,309,000 Freight Car Order
cleaners.
PRESENT
pari__v—'.1—
total
remaining
Co..
'
,
GIVING
.7,7..,'.,
§ Common" stock'
±5',
production
dictating and transcribing use. Its
and ■'<■ transcribing, machines - were
office
November.- 1940.
jfor
be
corporation
equipment
the
for
manufacturer
same
solu¬
placed orders for 1,240 new
roller-bearing gondola
hopper freight cars to cost a total of
$25,309,000, it was
July 6 by Harry A. DeButts, President.
and
12
and
share
Studebaker-Paekard Corp.—Registers
With SEC—
has
construction,
the
subsidiaries
sell and service electronic dictating, recording, and
transcribing equip¬
ment, and accessories and parts used qyith this- equipment.- In addi¬
tion.
the
share compared
.
system
announced
at
July
fertilizer
covered
of
on
981.
Southern Railway—Places
of
operations
Co..
p.
The
1,
manufacture',
commenced
wholly
the
iV
—
V.
including payment
laws-of
a
136,400
outstanding 1,250,000
shares (alongWith certain indebtedness).
The prospectus lists
selling stockholders, including certain universities,
colleges and other
institutions, who now hold an aggregate of 936,400 shares.
The largest
blocks of stock are being offered for sale
by The First Boston Corp.,
25,000 shares; John R. Riley
President, 21,000; Malcolm Smith, Board
Chairman,
17,000;
and
George V. Taylor, Vice-President,
10 000
capital.
under
filed
common
A
BUSINESS—Company
246, Savannah,
Ga,,
July 8, 1959, covering
37
No underwriting is involved.
-The net proceeds from the sale'of
offered, estimated at $1,718,198, if all
shares
being, offered are sold, are to Fe Applied To the extent
thereof in tlie following order of priority;
fal approximately $600,000
Tot costs inctirred and to be incurred in connection
with the introduc¬
shares
on
company produces anhydrous ammonia, nitrogen
tions, urea, and prilled ammonium nitrate. It
has
steel,
pro¬
sales
Box
The
ceeds
such
is
SEC
oi
common stock,
to be offered for public sale
by
thereof through an underwriting
group headed by Harriman
Inc.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms
tc be supplied by amendment.
received, be sold for their account • by the
subscription agent (Grace National Bank of New York,
7-Hanover Square, New York 15, N. Y.) and the net
of
the
the holders
and
are
address
outstanding shares
Ripley
ing in these states will be advised that the warrants
attributable to their shares will, unless
contrary instruc¬
tions
company,\ whose
registration statement with
lines.
Staley
common
evidencing indebtedness
aggregating $16,500,000.
of the
preferred, 30,165 shares each, were
Southern Nitrogen
Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
•
■
of
quarter
year's
&
value
189,
This
by
674.473
stoc.i_7_-_„_.
of
shares
July
$846,985
6,250
-
"Earnings
766,152
$1,235,163
•i._
*
common
shares
of
Net
12,440
•
*>
4.
Offering
Rights
—
•./, !
..
second
the
lloe
.
./
second
cents' per
this
for
shares
1,250,464 shares
the
15
expect
mark
1,504,797
of shareholders
Percent
in
common
$1,681,525
788,311
requirements. 7—...:
product
$1,669,085
$2,023,474
.....
Y._7_
for
Preferred
7.
.
1958
13,948
—
.
income
No.
6,144,798
$2,009,526
—7
—.
Preferred dividend
Co/^^r;.~ 8,800
Co.„w:77Ul—7,700
&
Gross
:
its
Up^
.-.Total net assotS—
-V.
Utility operating income.—,
diversify
autonomous unit of the
$389,461 or 30 cents per share for
the same six
despite an increase in the number of
shares outstand¬
and
or
No.
$7,813,883
7__6,478,462
...
.
.
Co.—Earnings Increased—
May 31—
Operating revenues g——
-d—$8,487,988
Operating expenses and taxes
severally
respective
Ryons ^
Morgan
8,800
__
Richards
an
As of June 30-
Net
have
to
and
as
per
of
for
share in
Stein
$2.46
•
>•••
■
below
to operate
2937.
(196,363
$2.43
...
1274.
p.
several
in the
company's history," Mr. Silbert
"Volume of sales financed
and net profits is
seasonally greater
the last quarter of the
year," he said.
Standard Financial conducts its
nationwide financing and
factoring
operations through offices in New
York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Pitts¬
burgh,
Philadelphia, Dallas, and Elmira, N. Y. It is
a
diversified
finance company
furnishing working capital for industrial and
com-'"
mqrcial clients, and is also
engaged in factoring and commercial
instal¬
ment banking.—V.
189, p. 2725.
$19,790,544
___
past
during
3,834.847
2,947,539
—
interest, etcpreferred stock-a
of
the
said.
1958
$20,350,233
taxes, etc.
alter
on
for
corporation
were
1959
$236,281
per
'
issues,
June 24
on
30,
Earnings
of
Co.—Earnings—
financing de¬
7
■■
named
44,000
Inc.
&
6
purchase from the company the
stock set forth below:
.Co...-.'J
94. '
p.
'
underwriters
capital
Eichler &
Weedon
190,
The
—
July
associates late
closed.
commitment to
of .-harts
Wul&ton
and
~ ~
UNDERWRITERS
number
Electric
of
tails :follo\yi._
a
29
capital stock (no par) at
offering was heavily oversub¬
This
the
June
our
There
June
Troy
previously noted in
made
&
-
Angular mixers, roller mills, colloid mills and power
unit—blenders to the printing ink, paint,
pharmaceutical, and chemical
processing equipment industries.
(II.
income
Dividends
Earnings
acquired
Gas
this
earnings
ing.
dollar
12 Months Ended
May 31—
of
Staley's; research,
development
S
p.
Financial Corp.—Net
of
months last year
1560.
p.
Gross revenue—77.:.7.._
Troy Differential-
Enginest.
Division
Southern Indiana
Corp.
obligations
all
of
."We
newly
Chemical
assumed
reached a
record high for
the
first
1959, Theodora H. Silbert,
President, announced on July 9."
Earnings, after taxes, were $510,083 or 33
cents
,•
Products
U B
189,
Standard
common
proposed
chemical
for
are
Earnings
half
McMeekin,
proceeds
UBS
prior
a
polymer
Flaps
'"stock at May 31,1959.
-V
"7
President, on June 22 said in nart:
"New money
requirements in connection with the 1959
construction
program are being
provided through the medium of
temporary bank
loans. It is contemplated that such
loans
wili.be repaid from the
S.
of
company,— V.
$6,982,343
$0.73
and
to
844,046
$2,963,141
„
the
time
same
common
and
2,854,605
350,961
346,773
acquired
the
by company representatives
agreement.
Staley delivered to UBS 102,376
stock. These shares will be
distributed to U B S
stockholders on the basis of one
share of Staley
common
for each
I'M shares of common stock of
U B S. Y
;
The Staley company is
acquiring U B S to aid
$10,604,263
$2,739,930
dividends-
Balance of net income
'Earns, per com. share
30
at
has been under
negotiation
transfers were made on June 30
according
$10,680,994
deductions,.—
and.
shares
76,731
$4,806,448 $11,533,402
1,066,518
3,515,498
$5,029,144
June
on
Mass.,
acquisition
weeks
2724.
p.
i
The
37,029,040
55,065
company
Cambridge,
$47,633,303
$4,974,079
income—
Net
$52,543,851
41,125,396
V. 189,
see
Staley Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
UBS.
1959—12 Mos.—1958
taxes
&
subscribed for by holders of the
warrants,
remaining $399,200 principal amount were
pur¬
were
the
chased by the underwriters
headed by Wertheim & Co.
and sold at 108%%
per debenture, plus accrued
interest,
from June
22, 1959. For
2397.
p.
1959—5 Mos.—1958
-
Income
2937.
p.
and
SoundScriber
of
The
authorized.—V.
arc
of
casting
liability
contracts.
average increase
$12,000 per month,
incomeincome;.,
Gross
electric
Erie, Pa.—Acquisition—
1962
revenues—1_
expenses
Other
supply of these specific
other suppliers- will continue
and
7,
an
Operating
.
Board.
and
sales
upon
shares
Operating
Oper.
•
castings
contingent
payment
based
Aug.
including interest, of $2,983
Period End. May 31—
^
it
payments,
to
South Carolina
'Maywood. 111.,
zinc
$2,500
Electric & Gas Co. (&
Subs.)—Reports
Smaller Net—Plans Sale of Bonds in
December—
for
stock
Inc.,
models
rate
current
will be maintained,
Engine
and
Plan
2007.
p.
1,
July 8,
on
common
Corp.—Buys Die Casting Firm—•
Effective
time
S 750,000
Skelly
of
reflects^ the
approximately
Skelly Oil Co.—Registers With SEC—
which
level
estimate
of
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC
1950,
covering $1,000,000 of Participations in the Thrift
Employees,
of
* This
'
;
installments
maturity.
.
a
is
monthly
The net proceeds are to be used to pay, in part, for
constructing a
hew ?&-bed nursing unit, chapel, convent,
laundry and related facilities,
costing an estimated SI,112,507 at Mt. St. Joseph's Residence, Portland,
Ore.,
51
11 This "6#
operated
was
by
formed
Radio
last
month
Cincinnati,
to acquire
by merger
Incorporated and its sub-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
Monday, July 13, 1959
.
(200>
52
the net proceeds from the sale will be received
of selling stockholders, who, following the sale, will con7.
Suite to own 66%'i of the 1,440.972 outstanding shares The
of
the
selling stockholders
are members of the Taft and
families,
all of whom are descendants of, or related to,
the late
Charles P. Taft, founder*of the former Cincinnati Times Star Co.
majority
Ingalls
quarterly
DIVIDEND—Directors of the company have declared
a
of 10 cents per share on the common stock, payable bept. i,
to stockholders of record Aug. 17 A stock dividend
on
March 1,
1900 in the ratio of one additional share for each 40
ulumj
held of record on
Feb. 15, 1900. Directors have expressed
their
intention,
over
the next several years, to supplement cash
dividend
will be paid
1959
with
dividends
-Net
EARNINGS
equal to 78 cents per share,
or 12 cents per share, in
"
CAPITALIZATION AS OF JULY 2, 1959
to $1,137,000,
net earnings
$1,039,000,
and
$7,873,000
fiscal year.
notes
f due
Notts
•The
-
--
($1
stock
Common
value•
pur
Outstanding
$1,230,000
2,000.000
■
,
^
*2,50.0,000 shs.
-
■
Atr
,
„
1,449,972 shs.
- ■
of 17 per annum
prime bank rate but at not less than 47 or more than 57,
notes
the
dbove
(due 1959-1962t
1959-1903».
stock:
■Capital
comnared with
the preceding
Authorized
$1,230,000
2,000,000
debt •
•Funded
Uailk
of Radio Cincinnati and subsidiaries for
31. 1959 amounted to $8,973,000 and pro forma
revenue
ended March
the year
•
annual stock dividend.
an
the
of
bear interest
company
of the bank notes, outstanding in the amount of
bears interest at 5'1
per annum.
550,000 of such
chares
are
reserved, for issuance under the company's stock option
lirid stock bonus plan.
lor
except
severally
Cigrtod to purchase from each
selling stockholder that number oi
chares of common stock which bears the same ratio to the number
of shares set opposite
the name of such underwriter below as the
number of sjhares. to be sold by such selling stockholder, respectively,
UNDERWRITERS
—
Shares
Shares
W. Baird
4,500
2,500
5,500
4,500
.....I
Blair
Inc.'-.—
Co.
Blair
William
Co.
Eicliler &
Ac
Mason-Hagan,
A.
As Co.,
Inc.
Co-.
As
..
.
Ac Co
Hi Sons
Bradford
Brown
Alex,
McDonnell Hi Co. Inc.—.
McKelvy As Co...
—
The Milwaukee Co.—
Moore, Leonard & Lynch.
Pacific Northwest Co
2,500
3,000
2,500
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
B.
Hilliard
Hutton
E.
John
Joyce
B.
Son„„
A:
—
Co
Ac
Co
Ac
Saunders, Stiver Ac Co.—
Sclnvabacher Ac Co
Sliuman, Agnew Ac Co—.1
Singer, Deane Ac Scribner
William R. Staats Ac Co.„_
Stein Bros, A: Boyce
Sterne, Agee Ac Leach
Stone Ac Webster Securities
189,
p.
—
2.500
8,000
15,000
2,000
a
3,000
4,500
8,000
2,500
4,500
4,500
3,000
189,
of outstanding short-term
credit agreement, the proceeds
which
of
of
such
from the sale of these shares will be used
improvements to the company's principal build¬
Burlington, Mass. during 1959 and 1960. The company also
plans to invest $150,000 in Chemtrol and $150,000 in Power Sources
for
additional equipment
and working capital. The balance will be
used for general corporate purposes.
principal stockholders are American
Inc. and The Western Union Tele¬
1951 the company has performed
research
in a variety, of technical fields
under contracts with the United States Government
and commercial
organizations. The company also manufactures radiographic isotope
equipment and, through subsidiaries, is engaged in the manufacture
of transistorized power supplies and the processing of Kodachrome color
film.. The balance will be used as. working capital.
Outstanding capitalization of the
firm, upon completion
of the
present financing, will consist of $289,725 of a .57 real estate mort¬
gage
note due 1973 and 454,475 shares of common stock.—V. 189,
BUSINESS—'The
graph
Co.
company's
two
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
—
.
—
EFFECT
—
.
.
TO
stock
*
Includes
(without
par
FINANCING
Authorized
real estate mortgage note due 1973
57
Common
PRESENT
value)—
.
*1 000,000 shs.
Outstanding
$289,725
454,475 slis.
226,229 common shares reserved for issue against
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
below
named
have
options.
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the respective numbers of shares
of common stock of the company set forth below, if any are purchased:
Shares
Beak
13,000
Stearns Sc Co.;
Carl
Co.
Stone A: Co—
M.
Loeb, Rlioades
9.00U
Hayden,
Dempsey-Tegeler Ac
offering
closed.—V.
&
Aj
—V.
Co—
Irving J. Rice Ac Co. Inc—_ 5,000
7,000
Stein
Eros.
Ac
Boyce
5,000
oversubscribed and the books
2613.
189,
p.
located
has
Inc.,
shares
an
company.
of which
an
additional
or "39.15$/.
55.000 shares.
21 selling stockholders who own an aggregate ot
760,000
shares.
The largest
blocks arc being sold
by
Townsend
Investment
Company
(50,000
shares).
Irving
Florsheim
(25,000),
William H. Ccoley,
Fresident. Elizabeth W. Hinman, Executive u/w
of Sturtevant Hinman. Mervyn LeRoy, and Robert D. Michels, a
di¬
rector (20,000 shares each •.
'
The
prospectus lists
was one
of
management of
company,
active
the
in
$2,000,000 for lease acquisition,
special negotiations.—V, 189, p. 1972.
for
New
Mexico,
The
purposes.—
taxes.-j
rates
The
the
income
Contracts—
high-speed
White Sands Proving Ground,
June 29 by Fred G. Roberts, Jr.,
$91,500 contract for
a
designed
on
missile
in
Photo-Sonics,
by
Inc..
Burbank, CaliT.,
iaunchings at rates up to 2,500 pictures per
studies of objects moving at very
slow-motion
speed.
Force,
Edwards
has
Calif.,
Base,
Force
Air
awarded
a
$36,000 contract for Photo-Sonics designed 16mm
take pictures at rates up to 4,000 per second under
high acceleration and extreme temperature and vibra¬
which
of
tion.—V.
187,
2120.
p.
Carl H. Wittenberg, partner and co-founder of this construction and
engineering firm, has announced the acquisition of full ownership of /'
the
19561
and
stock dividend
313,937
2,766,893
3,142,294
requirements..-
$11,182,798
$12,239,181
2689.
p.
Into Larger Execu¬
Thomas Industries, Inc.—To Move
purchase
of
interests
the
his
of
late*
co¬
Records
tories
at Civic
for
Center,
and the $15,000,000 Ramo Woolriridge Labora¬
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc. at Canoga Park,
Since its
founding, the company has completed more
worth
of
industrial
construction
Chemical
E'.
A,
work,
institutional
and
than $500,000,-
representing many of the commercial,
landmarks
the
of
South-vest.
Corp.—Acquired—
Staley Manufacturing
above.—:V.
Co.
189,
p.
2937.
1958
$13,944,045 $12,887,662
1,704,864
1,704,864
•-
the
Twaits.
J.
making the announcement on June 23, he revealed that TwaitsWittenberg Co. now has more than $40,000,000 of construction work
under way. including the new $11,500,000 Los Angeles County Hall of
See
$15,340,618
...7.
j._„G
:
through
company
In
000
divi¬
$2,000,000
$17,086,339 $15,654,555
;
;
income
188,4
-V.
of
of
Air
conditions
216,868
—
deductions
"-referred
2937.
p.
corporation
cameras,
$16,869,471
operating revenues-!..-—
income
(netj~
Net
189,
Army's
the
announced
was
cameras,
resulting
Union Carbide Corp.—Distribution to
Almost
Gross
by
cameras
it
30mm
pictures
high
$58,895,370 $53,182,046
42,025,899
37,841,428
...
Operating expenses; and
Other
Wash.—V.
Twaits-Wittenberj? Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Control—
1959
Twelve Months Ended May 31—
Net
Kelso,
West,
President.
Texas Power & Light Co.- -Earnings Increased—
to
$61
60,042
million
of its
distributed
was
this
by
Employees—
corporation
under
employees across the country,
an
June
on
30
employee sav¬
ings
plan.
Of this amount the employees saved $45,770,760 and the
company added $14,973,708.
Under this plan, employees sec aside up to 7),if'..of their earnings,
and the company adds 10, 20 or 30'7 to this depending on whether
the employee has one, two, or three or more years of company service.
This plan contains provisions for short-term savings and long-range
investments or a combination of both.
This flexibility, which is one
of the outstanding features of the plan, permits employees to set aside
cash for a distribution every two years and also provides the choice
of
long-range investment in either U. S. Savings Bonds or Union
Carbide stock.
Savings plans were made available to Union Carbide
employees as early as 1933.—V. 189, p. 2726.
tive Office Building—
building for this corporation
in Louisville, Ky., was announced on July 3 by Lee B. Thomas, Chair¬
man
of
the—Board. The company has had its general headquarters
of
Selection
Louisville
in
of
since
1955.
of
national
our
office's
headquarters
said.
"The
building
new
will
Louisville
of
rapidly expanding
the nerve/center
become
nationwide network of plants as well as for our
our
in
larger building at a new location has become necessary because
the
continued
and
accelerated
growth
of
Thomas
Industries,"
a
Thomas
Mr.
office
executive
new
a
movement
"The
into
activities.
export-import
of the Benjamin Electric Co. of Des Plaines, 111.,
year macle us the producer of the* broadest lines
commercial
and
industrial
lighting fixtures in the
nation. In addition, we are also the nation's largest manufacturer of
compression-operated electric paint spraying equipment, and we pro¬
duce
the
exclusive-principle
Wright
'Super
Rebel'
power
blade
portable saw.
*
"This year will reflect the most significant period of growth of our
company.
Our sales last year were more than $20,000,000 and this
year they are expected to rise to more than $32,000,000. In the first
four months of 1959, for example, our sales totaled $11,108,000 com¬
pared with $6,399,000 for the same period last year."
"Our
at
acquisition
the
of
first
of
the
residential,
For
the
7,000
On
last
four
company's headquarters have been in
410 South Third Street in Louisville.
l, they will be at 207 East Broadway in a two-story building
feet
square
Sept.
which
years,
of
Union
Light,
the bonds
was
There
both
for
Bids
Kidder,
a
Quarter Ended April 4—
Sales, all stores and departments
-
from
1958
$27,290,403 $25,637,152
850,698,
896,220
(est.)
456,796
481,091"
Income. before taxes on income—
Provision for Fed. and State income taxes
will
income
per
Adjusted to basis of
$415,129
$393,902
„„
53
in operation!-'7..—
common stock—
share of
$0.42
.♦
—
935,594 shares
,
at
April 4,
1959.—
be
to
par,
to
par,
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.—Proposed Expans'n
for
Plans
missile
30
the
Division
by
expansion
with
components
Stanley C.
the
of
the
corporation's
construction
of
a
Group
Tapco
West
aircraft
$2,000,000
and
area
Co.,
served
company,
operates
in Orange County were announced on June
Vice-President and General Manager of Tapco
the financing will be used by the
its construction program, to repay
The
Cincinnati Gas A: Electric
in
that
subsidiary of The Cincinnati Gas &
portion of Kentucky contiguous to the
a
the
parent company.
Electric or gas service, or both,
is supplied in five counties in northern Kentucky, principally Campbell,
Kenton
and
by
and
having
covering a territory of about 475' square
estimated population of about 218,000.
Boone,
an
the'
of
revenues
the new;
have
1958
the
company
had
total
miles
operating
$17,686,833'and net,income of $1,002,375.-
PURCHASERS—The
of
year
bonds and
names
the
and
addresses
of
the
several
purchasers
principal amounts of new bonds which they
agreed to purchase are as follows:
Halsey.
Ball,
Stuart
Bulge
Baxter
Ac
Ac
Co.
&
$4,050
Inc.
50o
Kraus____r_
Company
750,000
Kenower, MacArthur A; Co.
-r-V.
,
(ot)0's Omitted)
plant
Pace,
and
at
special
redemption price©*'
plus accrued interest in each case.
organization,
parent
,
Coast
Kidder,
$3,400,000 in 1959 and $3,300,000 in 1960,
5),
$0.44
.
5f.
a
as
proceeds from
finance a portion of
EARNINGS—For
Earned
stipulating
These bids came from
(jointly); Merrill Lynch,
Peabody A: Co. (jointly).
such.
Corp.
100.939DH;
101.107
its
bo$i
bonds
as
Co., ana for other corporate purposes;-' At May 1, 1959, the company
estimated that its construction program will require expenditures of
Electric
1959
the
follows: Equitable Securities Corp.,
Morgan Stanley A: Co. and
101.557.
redeemable
at
regular redemption prices
Co.,
PROCEEDS—Net
about
Results-—
on
(jointly),
Co.
BUSINESS—The
Tliorofare Markets, Inc.—Quarterly
and
Inc.
Ac
106.097
from
receding
Ac
bonds
new
ranging
for
100.11*7
coupon were
Weld
Peabody
The
Smith,
5(8 7
White,
bids
and The First Boston
Pierce, Fenner A:
101.207 ;
other
stipulating
Blyth A: Co., Inc.
to
feet
Award oi
by the group at competitive sale
won
two
were
and
coupon
from
8,500
Offered—
that day on a bid of 100.45%. At press time on July 10,
80% of the issue had been marketed.
advances
and
Co.—Bonds
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
group managed
company
space
Power
&
offering of $6,100,000 first mortgage bonds, 5%
series due July 1, 1989, at 101.09% and accrued interest,
to yield
4.93%, was made July 9 by an underwriting
at
will
Ileat
Public
the
space
provide 17,000 square feet of office
basement storage space.—V. 189, p. 1176.
of
200
Raffensperger, Hughes
Ac Co., Inc
Seasongood Ac Mayer__
Thomas Ac Company
$200
15G
250
:
189, p. 283?.
Group.
George
man¬
415,000 shares
the
of
Corp.—Receives Military Camera
partner Ford
outstanding
,V.-188,-.p. .91—...
open-end investment
of common stock,
an aggregate of
Members of their immediate families own
owned
its
Streets
picture
at
1,060.000 outstanding
officials
Lincoln
Traid
.
shareholders,
to
available
*
agement
since
This corporation has been awarded
used by the
be used in
depreciation and depletion) is expected to be about $16,000,000 in
Yarbro stated, with approximately $4,000,000 earmarked for
2 filed a registration
outstanding shares
of its
It
businesses.
President
and has been
inceptoin.
1951
motion
the Dallas Association of Investment Analysts, Mr.
Yarbro expressed confidence thgt last winter's upturn in the oil indus¬
try will continue and have a favorable effect on 1959 operations.
The company has appropriated $2,000,000 for 1959 exploratory drill¬
ing. he said, ancl will spend another $6,000,000 011 development wells.
Cash
flow
(net
income
before dry
hole
costs, surrendered leases,
July
for Television-Electronics Fund,
building
the
May,
and
ancl
Speaking before
Net
135 South" LaSalle St.7 Chicago," III/,"on
statement with, the SEC covering 206,500
common
stock, to be offered for public
sale
through an underwriting group headed by White, Weld Aj Co.
The public offering price ancl underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
The company is the management service company and sales agent
company,
July 2,
Nov. 1;
five months of 1959 are
W. Yarbro, Vice-President,
company's earnings for the first
50$;
above the same period last year, J.
financial,' said on July 1.
'
This
boat
custom
incorporators,
Mr. Tollcfson purchased lor cash the stock interest of his
incorporators, William N. Owens, and Raymond D. Torgenson.
1953, the plant and equipment of the company were com¬
pletely destroyed by fire. Thereafter, Mr. Tollefson engaged in the
business of... constructing
custom and stock built boats for a period
of approximately two years as sole proprietor. In 1953, Mr. Tollefson
transferred
the
assets
of
the
proprietorship to the corporation in
exchange for stock and the name of the corporation was changed to
Tollycraft Corp. Its principal business was and is confined to the
manufacture
and
sale of standard and custom pleasure craft.. The
principal manufacturing plant of Tollycraft Corp. is located at First
Bright—
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.—Outlook
•
Commission—
initially incorporated on April 18, 1946
Co., Inc." The corporation initially
building materials, millwork manu¬
Lumber
hardware,
95,
p.
Company stores
Securities and Exchange
In
paint,
Tollcfson,
company
were
Television Shares Management Con).—Registers With
of the company.
stock
initial
Corp.—Partial Redempt'n
The
5,000
Berwyn T. Moore & Co., Inc. 5,000
Daniel Reeves A: Co.:
5,000
was
initial
the
has called
corporation
190,
Co— 5,000
7,000
Co
Shear son, Hammill Ac Co.
This
Lestrange
MacCormack
9.000
A:
:
—
Shares
Arthurs,
Evans
and
Merland
R.
the
for redemption on Aug. 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $332,000 of its 577 debentures due
Dec.
1, 1976 at 100 b
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
at the office of Dillon, Read & Co., 48 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y.
Pictures,
Since its organization in
and
development services
2613.
p.
facturing
take
Texas Eastern Transmission
The
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Broadcasting-Paramount
were
program, and the balance will
program and for
general corporate
its expansion
Operating revenues
in
There is no estab¬
share.
per
common
was
"Central
the
in
second,
Income
make additions and
at $130
-Corporation
the name
engaged
UBS
Offered—An under¬
writing group headed by Bear, Stearns & Co. on July 7
offered 75,000 shares of common stock (no par) at $13.75
per share.
Selling concession to dealers is 62 V2 cents a
share. Offering' oversubscribed and the books closed.
ing
BUSINESS
under
2937.
p.
dends
5,500
2,000
3,000
Smither
Offered—Zilka,
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used for construction of new
manufacturing plant, purchase of new permanently installed machines
and equipment,
to pay a mortgage presently held by the National
Hank of Washington, Kalaina Branch, and for working capital.
the
notes issued under the company's
Technical Operations, Inc.—Stock
to
(par $100)
lished market for the
group
White, Weld Si Co., and
Mr.
Watling, Lerchen Ac Co—
Westheimer & Co—.
2,000
White, Weld Ac Co..—,—. 15,000
Dean Witter Ac Co—15,000
0
V.
4,500
2,000
Company
Ac
registration statement with the SEC 011
by Stone Aj Webster Securities Corp.,
payment
4,-500
—
—-—
filed
covering $50,000,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds, due
to be
offered for public sale through an underwriting
Halsey, Stuart Si Co. Inc. The interest rate, public offering price
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds will be applied in part to
15,000
2,000
5,500
Day
Vercoe
—
2725.
2,500
Corp
Sweney Cartwright Ac Co.
Spencer Trask A: Co
„
Tucker Anthony Ac R. L.
'Co— 15,000
15,000
Kidder, Pea body Ac
Lehman Brothers
—V.
This comoany
197'),
,
3,000
5,500
stock
SEC
Transmission Co.—Registers With
1959,
3,000
3,000
inc,
———
—
R. W. Pressprich Ac Co—
Putnam
& Co.———Reinholdt Ac .Gardner—
Reynolds Ac Co., Inc
Rotan, Mosle Ac Co.—
—
j.
4,500
4,500
Merrill, Turben Si Co., Inc.
8,000
2,000
8,000
2,500
Dominick8,000
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities Ac Co
15,000
Equitable Securities Corp.
5,500
Estabrook Ac Co
5,500
Euhey, Clark A: Co
2.500
PL 14, Richards Ac Co
2,500
First Southwest Co.
2,500
Glore,
Forgan Ac Co.
15,000
Goldman, Sachs Ac Co— 15,000
W. D. Gradison A: Co. •
2,500
Hayden, Miller Ac Co——
4,500
Hayden, Stdne Ac Co
8,000
Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co
8,000
W
15,000
2,500
&
Hornblower Ac Weeks
2,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fcnner As Smith Inc
8,000
Crowell, Wee-don Hi Co.—
Crufctenden, Podesta Ac Co,
Curliss, House Ac Co—
Bittmar As Company.
Inc.
J.
2,500
;v
,
,
4,500
Co. Inc.
Win. J. Merirka &
Corp.—Securities
Tollycraft
.
Tennessee Gas
revolving
3,000
4,500
E.
—
-
*
be
Co., Inc., of Portland, Ore., on July 6 publicly offered
2,200 shares of common, voting non-assessable capital
2,000 slis.
330,000 shs.
2,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
;
10 cents)
2832.
p.
company in
furtherance
2,500
Inc.
3,000
-
Brush, Slocumb A: Co. Inc.
Clark, Dodge Si Co
—
Richard W. Clarke Corp.„
R. C. Crisler As Co., Inc.—
Doininick
189,
3,000
3.000
Inc.
C.
V.
—
3,000
Masten Ac Co.—
McDonald Si Co.,
15,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
——
Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co.,
-.15,000
Ac Co.
Loewi Si Co. Inc...
Irving Lundborg & Co
4,500
Whipple Ac Co
Robert
J
Carl M. Loebj Rlioades
00,322
Inc
Bacon,
2,500
Lester, Ryons Ac Co...
Co.,
Hnrrimun Ripley &
Bateman,
( pur
headed
bears to 483,322:
$50>
stock (par
stock
Common
will
&
preferred
cumulative
non-voting
77
6
has
below
named
underwriter
Each
Division
In
one
which
$500,000,
parking
Upon completion of the new Anaheim plant, the West Coast
will lose its Bell and Long Beach plants.—V.
189, p. 2833.
Outstanding
Authorized
and
plant of 104,000 square feet. In addition,
provided for in excess of 300 cars.
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
over
research
a
of three
single-story structures providing a
120,000 square feet. Built of "tilt-up" concrete
include an office building of 13,000 square
development building of 4,000 square feet and
consist
of
the plant will
manufacturing
facilities
was
company
%
at
feet,
a
incorporated under New York law
on
Apiil 22, 1959. Its- office is located at 630 Third Ave., New York,»
N.
Y.
The
company
was
organized primarily to be the owner of
the securities or operating subsidiary corporations.
The company has
two
wholly-owned subsidiaries through which it presently functions.
One
of these
is First Mutual Securities of America, Inc.
and the
other is Templeton Investment Research, Inc.
The company acquired
by an Agreement of Exchange dated June 1, 1959 from shareholders
of .First Mutual all
the issued and authorized 10,000 shares of the
common
stock
(pur- $"l •
of First Mutual in exchange for 100,000
shares
of
Templeton Damroth common stock (par 10 cents), and
all of the issued and authorized 2,000 shares of the
cumulathe
non-voting
preferred
< par
$50), in exchange for 2,000 shares of
Templeton.
Damroth
677
cumulative non-voting preferred stock
(par. $501.
Templeton, Damroth acquired pursuant to same Agreement
from
the ' shareholders of TIR all the issued and authorized 100-.000
shares of the class
a and class B capital stock of TIR in exchange
for 200.00C shares- of Templeton Damroth common stock (par 10 cents).
Templeton,
Damroth contemplates that it will make acquisitions
and
investments in other corporations from
time to time as the
opportunities arise.
It is the present intention of the company that?
such
acquisitions and investments will be in corporations engaged
in businesses similar to those of its subsidiaries, First Mutual and.TIR.
BUSINESS—The
area
construction,
for working capital.
and investments and
PROCEEDS—For acquisition
group
n
will
working
of
delphia, Pa., on July 2 publicly offered 30,000 shares
common
stock (par 10 cents) at $4.50 per share.
PRGC'EFDS—All of
bv
program
Corp.—Hecker & Co., of Phila¬
Templeton, Damroth
in the
its predecessor had been
The latter company and
broadcasting business since 1939.
«idiaries.
Stewart,
West
Coast
Division
Manager,
said
that
the
new
plant will assume most of the operations of Tapco's present Bell and
Long Beach plants when completed in February of 1960. Incorporating
the latest in modern industrial architecture,
engineering and produc¬
tion
facilities,
Street
a
and
future
it
Ball
will beRoad
expansion
in
located
on
Anaheim.
potential
three
a
48-acre
landscaped site
Calif.
This
times
greater
large
site
than
will
the
at
East
afford
presently
for
construction
in
September,
the
current
development
RR.—Has. Construction
Pacific
track
Program—
and bridge construction project in Western
outlay of $1,750,000 by the railroad this Summer.
The road's officials in Omaha reported 32.35 miles of track between
Hershey and Ogallala on the main line will be replaced this year,
laying
calls
program
for
an
accounting for $1,500,000 of
tion
planned facility.
Scheduled
Union
A
Nebraska
since
of
133-pound
1947,
and
14
rail
new
the total.
The program includes installa¬
131-pound - rail that has
turnouts.—V. 190, p. 95.
for
been
in" service
Volume
190
Number 5863
The
United Air Lines, Inc.—To
For Japan Air Lines—
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Perform
Ground
United
United
will
Air
line
at
maintenance
its
Tokyo
and
unloading
service.
of
However,
maintenance
equipment
will
JAL
center.—V;
for
aircraft,
JAL-
189.
catering,
overhaul
the
the
New
Michigan
York
is
court
is
against
defendants
resident
in
Vertol Aircraft Corp.—New Director for Unit—
T.
against Rensselaer W. Clark, former President,
director, both
a
of
whom
residents
are
of
F.
Walkowicz,
elected
New
it
of
Allied
of
Research
Associates,
Inc.,
July 7 by Don R. Berlin, Chairman of the Board.
on
Allied Research is
has been,
Laurance £., Rockefeller,
of
directors
wholly-owned subsidiary of Vertol Aircraft Corp.„
a
ramp
routine
Vacation
equipment.
World
Plan,
Inc.,
Miami,
Fla.
Announces
New
Travel Credit Plan—
—V.
of
Pa.,
President.
Mr.
139,
which
Chairman
Berlin
is
also
Mr.
Walkowicz
member
is
a
the
of
the
of
Board
ancl
Vcrtoh.
of
Board
1177.
p.
2833.
p.
associate
an
board
announced
was
City.—V. 189, p.'2834.
the
to
Morton,
with
along
in
the action filed in Federal District Court for the Southern
Maurice Goodman,
York
personnel
and
and
will be performed
Lines.
provide
handling, loading
action
District of
the first foreign overseas carrier
to terminate at Seattle-Tacoma International
Airport,
by
The
that State;
Ground services for Janan Air
Lints,
there
Services
53.
(201)
Announcement
lor
United
A
Components,
Inc.—Common
was
Stock
Offered—
of: underwriters, consisting of L. D. Sherman
& Co., Darius, Inc. and M. R. Zeller
Co., on June 8
publicly offered 100,000 shares of common stock (par
10 cents) at $1.50 per share. This
offering has been com¬
Fla.
group
pleted, all of the said shares having been sold.
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
will
be
used
follows:
as
silicon
of
approximately
equipment
for
the
$4,500
purchase
to
development
additional
diffused
of
silicon
A
approximately $9,000 to purchase additional equipment to manufacture
and tefct hermetic glass-to-metal
seals; approximately $16,000 to de¬
velop pilot production of silicon computer diodes;
approximately $6,000
to develop tile diffused silicon transistors,
and the balance to working
capital.
BUSINESS—The
company
was
incorporated in the State ofr New
on Jan.
12. 1959.
It is engaged in the manufacture and sale
glass-to-metal (hermetic)
seals
and
the
development of silicondiodes and transistors which it
proposes to manufacture and sell.
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
TO
lor
189,
United
The
(par
Outstanding
450.000 shs.
cents)
10
300,000 shs.
has
issued
Series
order
an
TA
and
great
advisory services by Security Management, Inc.
The applications were
by the death of A. E. Weltner, who owned a
controlling
interest in A. E. Weltner & Co., Inc., a Missouri
corporation, which in
turn owned all1 the outstanding common stock of
Security Management,
Inc., investment adviser to the. Funds.
Prior to Nov. 1,
1959, it. is
proposed to solicit approval of security holders to the continuance of
the investment
advisory agreement or of a new investment advisory
contract.—V. 189, p. 2834.
up
a
United Industrial Corp.—Former
corporation
has
commenced
Management Sued—
.number
a
of
legal
actions
against
May 23th last,
management
of
the
principal
when the newly
elected.
was
actions
is
for
of
recovery
United
Industrial
Corp.'s former position as the majority owner of the stock of
Hayes
Aircraft Corp.
ofv Birmingham,
Ala.
Since United lost its majority
position in Hayes in 1955, Hayes has become an
increasingly profitable
company.
During the year 1958 alone its earnings after taxes were
equal to approximately $40 a share computed on the
original 30,000
shares
issued
and
shares
have
75%'
it
b
stu
owned
shares
of
Hayes Aircraft
retired
and
stock
cancelled,
company and to
months later con¬
few
a
of
that
to
and
trived and
carried
out
a
scheme by
which
they, members of
their
families and nominees, were enabled to and did
purchase a substantial
number of shares of Hayes Aircraft at $10. <'0
per shaie, far below their
true value at that time.
The
charge is further made that when Clark and Jeffers,
together
their associates in the
managements of the two companies, caused
v/ith
United
knew
and
sell
to
that
that
valuable
steps
majority of its
stock
back
to
Hayes
Aircraft,
latter
company was likely to enjoy increased
would accordingly tend to become an
stock
they
earnings
Increasingly
investment;, that this transaction, together with the
which they, members of their familiies and their
by
became
the
the
its
successive
nominees
of
owners
Hayes Aircraft stock only a few months later
part of a plan, scheme and conspiracy to enrich
theinsely.es at
expense of United Industrial and its stockholders.
was
the
Judgment is asked cancelling and
rescinding the rale by United of
its shares in Hayes Aircraft and the
restoration
of such
shares to
United's ownership.
The amount of potential recovery in this case
cannot be measured
accurately at this time; it depends, among other
things,
what
on
is
determined
be
to
the
nresent
fair
value
Aircraft stock.
This
has
case
been
commenced
by the
filing of
motion
a
in Federal District Court for the South rn
District of
hattan; for permission to substitute United
in
place
of
November
The
L.
1955
to
of
including this Hayes
this
an
which
for
annum
The
services.
ment
in
from
years.
any
and
action
Arthur
Barck,
1,
and
recovery
1,
includes two
made
Clark,
receive
years,
be
to
was
contract
two
Hayes
July
on
York
(
American
last
charged
demanded
ol
to
other causes
the
former
paid
other
United
to
that
of
in
the sum oi' $480,000,
at the rate of $60 000
$180,000 over the following
whether
70
was
which
or
not ho
by the
resorts
ment.
paid
certain
$90,000 to
and
that
and
a
;v
of
its
members,
one F.
that
to
of
United
upon
Clark
directors
authorized
has
cf
he
the
w
had
s
and
company,
a
of
was
fraud
assets.
William B.
privately received
the
on
payment
Harry Bourse; that Bourke
for control
action
Industrial
received
since
recommendation
a
finder's
dummy
a
upon
or
United
fee
of
nominee
Industrial
During the recent proxy
Cudlip, a former direc¬
$45,000
of
the
Court
recover
for
the
Southern
District
of
New
approximately $200,000 spent by members
ancl
lm™ediately following the
recent
York,
of
seeking
former
contest
proxy
™
?
that
these
for
of
former
management
mori
all
Arthur
Savings
H.
and
of
the
corporation
Courshon,
Loan
Board
Association,
Chairman
Miami
/•
•
than
$S,5Q0 for printing, telephone and
telegraph charges; that such expendi¬
tures were excessive, and a
wrongful, reckless and illegal use ol the
corporation
s
funos
without
the
holders, and were made solely
knowledge or
for the purpose
petuate the former management in
office.
The
excess of $20<,000,
in contrast to a
maximum
company
on
any
•
are:
of
Beach,
Washington
Executive
Vice-
and
and Treasurer,
Milton
M.
Gaynor,
President of Gaynor Insur¬
1040
it
arc
Biscayne Boulevard,
Miami..
^
.
Hotels and other resort
V. I. P.
affiliation
participants, however, agree to announce their
advertisements and other promo¬
ii} ■ their regular
previous
annual
stockholders'
consent
of
of
of
the
sum
spent
immediate payment in
full from V. I. P. upon
completing his stay.
feature of the
$10,000 spent
meeting.
by
in
which
1957
is
in
occurred
not
include
motel
or
Victoreen
Yourself"
It
method
of select¬
complete entertainment
complete vacation. A check-off folder,
containing rates for all types of accommodations, transportation costs,
ancl extras, is provided by V. I. P, to facilitate the traveler in
making
a
complete "package.''
.y*
•
"V.I. P. was created
to.provide a complete vacation trip to any part
of the world for hundreds of thousands with
moderate incomes who are
not in a position to pay the full cost at
once,
or Within
the 30-day
requirement of such services as Diners' Club, American Express or
similar
travel
cards,"
extended-credit plan
and
millions
to
vacations
•
Courshon said.
"This is the first really
offered to the millions who travel each year,
who couldn't afford complete
payment for such
within
or
30
days."
and
at
par)
$4
Co., Inc.—Common
Stock
Of¬
BUSINESS—The
net
proceeds will be used
general working capital.
for
company
incorporated
capital
expciihftures
the Commonwealth
Pensylvania on Jan. 24.,
1956, and is engaged primarily in the
development, engineering, manufacturing • and sale of telemetry equip¬
and
in
systems
was
in
the
form
electronic
of
airborne
station
instrumentation, for use in the aircraft
principal offices of Vector are located? at
The
and
missile
and
ground
industries.
Keystone Rd., South¬
Vector, Manufacturing Co., Inc. is nF".'h* hoM"r of
all
of the
outstanding capital stock of Vector Laboratories, Inc., a
Pennsylvania corporation, with offices
at 1107 East Mam sc., errand
—Prairie, Texas, which is engaged in research and development of ground
•station equipment and associated electronic systems.
hampton,
Pa.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
(no par)__
Th: underwriters have
Venezuelan
Gairdner
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
-
&
'750,000 shs.
Power
Co.
Ltd.—Debentures
Offered—
Ltd., offered in Canada only, a new
$2,000,000 of 6V2% 15-year sinking fund deben¬
tures, at 100% and accrued interest, if any, from July
21,1959.
FEATURES OF DEBENTURES
Sinking Fund: Provides for retirement of
Redeemable:
July
14,
the years
In
whole
the
1960,
July
on
15,
(100%
1960
and
and
1961,
by
and
two-fifths
of
1 Co
on
each
Interim debentures
available
bo
on
about
or
July
21,
Purchase
Units:
When
issued
in
definitive
form
not
later than Dec. 31, 1959, each $1,000 debenture will be
accompanied
by 80 warrants entitling holder to buy 80 units consisting of one
preferred plus one common share at $10.01 per unit until July 15 ,1964.
National
Trustee:
Trust
Company.
alarm
of
two
the
5,500
kw
major
balance
gas
turbine
towards
generators
expansion
towards
the
CAPITALIZATION
program
reduction
of
of
the
the
the
purchase
ancillary installations
power plant ate Anaco;
the
GIVING
debt
of
one
of
the
operating
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
15-year
tures.
fund
Outstanding
$2,000,000
sinking
$2,000,000
deben¬
series A
Capital:
x
Cumulative
redeemable
1959
the
par
—V.
190.
series
shares
value)
p.
96.
vvhicli
sounded.
is
second
and
refueling
four
elements
Mr.
*«acn
said,
is
levels
measure¬
ventilator
alarms
as
monitor
hull vent exhausts
a
required .during;'
as
'; *
points, in their protective*
that multiple safeguards are provide®
that
radiation
used
the submarine.
on
various
is
otherwise
could
additional
an
of
at
"so
malfunction
a
sensitivity
harmless
overlap
Cogan
the event of
the system are
in
nor table,
a
and air, controls
alarms as well
gas
danger
at variou^Troints
and repairs
function,"
in
and
in
•/;
the other two elements
monitor,
monitor which handles the
radiation
personnel
equipment failure.
duct
High
of
sounds
and
He said
"The
stack effluent
a
recording
signaling
air
protection,
detected
and
endanger the
since
crew.
rise front
before it cart
any
signaled
danger-point."-
a
To Retire
'
475,000 shs.
;
Remaining Debentures—
The directors have voted to retire the balance of outstanding 6%
debentures of
1967, totaling $205,603, it was announce®
ori June 30 by David H. Cogan, Chairman and President. The issue iss
at
$105
and
The
1958.
15,
Aug.
accrued
interest, which will be paid
will cease to earn interest on
issue
to holderstilAt date.
•
Mr.
xiowtver,"
"debenture holders have a right
stock at $2.56 per share."—V. 190, p. 96.
Victory
said,
Cogan
into common
convert
Markets
Offered—S.
Inc.—Stock
D.
Lunt
to*
&
Co., of Buffalo and Norwich, N. Y., on June 29 publicly
offered
at
20,000 shares of class A common stock (par $2)
per share.
Offering oversubscribed and the
$14.25
books closed.
*
7-
,
PROCEEDS—The
of this offering are to be used towards*
equipment estimated at $400,000 for fiv<*
new
super markets
to be opened during 1959. The balance of tha
funds needed for this purpose will be provided
from the company's*
treasury.
No arrangements have been made for return of funds to.
cost
the
of
all
of
BUSINESS—The
York State
proceeds
inventory
If
subscribers
and
shares
the
corporation
Oct.
offered
1908, as The W.
22,
hereby
organized
was
H.
are
not
under
Dunne
sold.
the
Co.
laws
of
New
In January
195®
changed to Victory Markets Inc. Main offices and ware¬
house for
meats, frozen foods, and. produce are located at 54 East.
Main St.,
Norwich, New York. Another large warehouse located or*
Borden Ave. in Norwich, N. Y., is leased and used for the warehousing'
the
of
name
on
was
groceries.
Jan. 1, 1928, Victory Markets, Inc. acqquircd 100%
ownership"
Victory Chain, Inc. Victory Chain, Inc. at the present time operate®
On
food
81
the
of
located
stores
in
Central
wholly owned subsidiary
Norwich,
N.
New
York
State.
The
main
office®
also located at 54 East Main St.*
are
Y.
Victory Markets Inc. and Its closely related,
wholly owned sub¬
sidiary, Victory Chain, Inc., are engaged in the distribution of foods*
acquiring products from primary sources, and placing such product®
in the hands of the consumer, through its own outlets.—V. 189, p. 2615;
Vulcan Materials Co.—Three
Acquisitions—
Bernard A. Monaghan,
President, on June 29, announced approval by
the board of directors of the acquisition of the Ralph E. Mills Co..
Frankfort, Ky., and Talbott Construction Corp., and Talco Constructors,
Inc., of Winchester, Ky. The three companies are frequent participant®
with- other leading construction firms in joint venture, heavy construc¬
projects in both this country and overseas.
^
acquisition, to be effected through completion of stock transfer
arrangements with Ralph E. Mills and Scott Talbott, principal owner®
ol' 'the companies,
will enable Vulcan to service larger foreign and
domestic construction projects.—V. 190, p. 96.
The
This
Street Planning Corp.—Registers With SEC—•
1959,
Boston
to
Life
investment
company,
its registration statement
Investment
Systematic
Insurance
Protection.—V.
filed
188,
p.
amendment
an
covering
and
Programs
on
July
7,
additional $6,000,000 oF
an
with
Programs
pO'Jl.
Group ^Creditor
Walt Disney Productions, Inc.—Files Suit—
This corporation on July 1 filed suit against the American Broad¬
casting Co. charging tlie network with illegally attempting to prevent
two
Walt
Disney Studio television programs, "Zorro" and "MickeyMouse Club,"
from being televised next Fall. The suit, filed in tha
Federal District Court of New York, asks the Court to invalidate th»
agreements
which
1,000.000 shs.
-—
:
(without nominal
_
ment
Tlie
par)
Preferred
shares
6',0
is
system includes four basic units," he said. "One is a remote*
monitoring system v.hich uses six gamma-sensing elements
locate®
varying distances from the central station where radiation is regis¬
tered on a meter ancl a strip chart recorder.
provisions
sinking fund.
($10
Common
andt
and
subsidiaries.
6(2 Co
in
at
Wall
Purpose of Issue: The net proceeds from the sale of these debentures
well as from a simultaneous sale of shares) will be
passed on to
the
company's operating subsidiaries in Venezuela by ,rneans of a
purchase of preferred shares and promissory notes of one of the
.subsidiaries."
The major part will be applied
lor
levels
radiation
ray
personnel protection, with appropriate pre-set warning points at
the
tion
will
1959.
to
gamma
1961,
price.
Warrants
"
general
sinking fund).
part on 30 days notice at 106% until
thereafter decreasing by three-fifths of
July 15 through 1973; for Sinking fund purposes by lot
par.
Company has right to purchase debentures in the market
by private contract at prices not exceeding their current redemption
Delivery:
which designs and manufactures tha
company,
The data obtained from the system is read in terms of microcuriea
contamination per cubic centimeter of sampled air, lie explained.
"By attaining sensitivities never before aproaehed in such equipment,
the
system
provides
the
ultimate
in environmental monitoring for
in
premium
1960
$100,000 in
through 1973
1962
or
succeeding
at
this
monitor
of insuring control of radiation and contaminant levels
throughout the vessel, from a central control point," Mr. Cogan said.
of
Co.
$140,000 in
of
to
around the reactor engine, the new equipment is known as the Victoreen
Radiation Monitoring System.
"It will provide a completely
options to purchase from Vector 7,500 shares.
issue of
and
*
Off-Hull
75,000 shares of common stock (no
Offering oversubscribed and the
of
ment
An¬
Development
v
President
Designed
share.
per
additional
lor
New
convertible
closed.
PROCEEDS—The
and
2396.
p.
—
equipment.
callable
Manufacturing-
publicly offered
books
$2.82
five-for-
the
October, 1957.The 1959 results,
Antiseptic Ltd., an English sub¬
189,
Co.
reflect
Mr,
fered—Marron, Edens, Sloss & Co., Inc.; L. B. Schwinn
& Co.; First Albany
Corp.; and Harrison & Co., on July
6
Instrument
adjusted to
never before. reached, a new atomic radiation,
monitoring and alarm system for U. S. Navy submarines is now under
test on
a
nuclear submarine prototype reactor
"at an eastern tcsft
facility," it was announced en June 29 by David H. Cogan, Chairman;
ever
more
hi cash
Vector
Milton
2,026,84®
$4.46
Attaining sensitivity
accommodations,
and other extras for
a
earnings from
2,013,298
$4.61
for
5,707,121
2,245,167
information
split
equipment
plan is the "Do
new
ing any type of hotel
per¬
was
stock
"The
Member resorts receive
stock¬
attempting to
total
share
8,970,108
.
"The
Hawaii ancl Canada.
of
$7,232,20®
10,357,542
'
Applications by tourists are processed rapidly—in a few days or loss
—through the hotel or motel of their choice, or V.I.P. offices now
being established in major cities throughout the country, in Alaska,
selection
$9,521,680
$9,844,670
of
,
program
14,672,263
7,440,063.
reliable means
Co., Miami Beach.
tional material.
10,085,521
nounced—
parts of the United States,
extended-credit arrange¬
new
No membership fee is
required either of the hotels, motels or resorts
joining V.I.P.' or travelers making use of the extended credit plan.
than
more
four
both here and
■
re¬
control
"Per
system under consideration.
Funded Debt:
members
a New York Public relations organization and
least five law firms, in addition to spending
9
to
management
company.
charges
cAn
the
19,607,201
10,905,778
outstanding
"Earnings per share
expected to
(as
$90,000.
this $45,000 was
brought on June 30 against
Cudlip in the State Circuit Court for
Wayne County, in Detroit, Mich,
Legal actions have also oeen brought
concurrently by United Indus¬
trial against members of the
former management in the
Sfate Circuit
/or Kent County, Mich., in Grand Rapids, and in Federal
District
the
have
Headquarters of Vacation Plan Inc.
consummated;
ooara
the
tor, admitted
of
is
■
President,
President
1 ",'o
cause
payment of $90,000
gift and waste of its funds
contest
cover
and
1957
20,750.448
L
—
(including Foreign income)
(after adjustment for For¬
eign Operations)
is directed toward the
income,
market for the travel industry,
organizers and officers
Federal
performed
former manage¬
of age.
years
fraud
a
$220,000
action.
of action relates to a so-cailed
finder's fee paid by
in connection with its
acquisition of Detroit Stoker
The complaint charges that no
finder's fee was authorized
bolorc or at the time the transaction
was
1957.
shortly thereafter the
An
and
means
1958
Earns,
arrangements
Industrial
in
bo
moderate
Leading resorts, hotels and motels in
in Europe, will be included in the
salary
operative
be
of
management
taxes
Shares
international in scope,
be
arid
or
Co.
under similar
income)
Earns,
Alaska, Hawaii and Canada—in
the individual credit arrangements
system,
1959
$89,298,521 $86,121,689 $74,754,681
(including For¬
taxes
sidiary acquired late in 1958.—V.
1
share¬
eign
Income
States,
process
V. I. P.
before
offices
Man¬
issue
Earns,
do
plaintiff
as
United
Aircraft
1955.
The
the
and vast
new
President,
as
and
made
was
1955, when Clark
is
by
then
to
five
was
first
agreement, is
Oct.
W.
$180,000
The
Oct.
on
This
he
the
also
case
agreement
pay Rensselaer
$300,000
per
Green
an
of
(1958).
complaint
arises
ten
New
Industrial Corp.
Bernard
holders, who brought
One
United
using
public of
President
the
the
with
outstanding in 1955.
The charge is that the
key defendants, Rensselaer W. Clark, formerly
of United, and Lewis F.
Jef'Jers, an officer and director of
Hayes Aircraft Corp,, caused United Industrial in 1955 to sell
Subs.)—Sales & Earns. Up—•
(&
_1
Already, 21 Florida hotels and motels in Miami Beach, Jacksonville,
Palm Beach, Lake Wales arid
pompano Beach have signed as members
of the new plan and
representatives of leading Caribbean and Latin
A
members of its former management and
others, to recover an estimated
several million dollars worth of
property which, the company charges,
it has lost as a consequence of the
wrongful acts of the defendants
over a period of
years up to the date of the postponed annual
meeting
of the company's stockholders held on
Chemical Co.
Sales
every
abroad.
the guest
One
covering
by scheduled airlines.
mass
open
Fund
Fund
necessitated
constituted
"V. I. P."—and
as
institution—Beneficial Finance Co..
The plan, which will
ance
granting applications of United
United
Income Series TI, Kansas
City, Mo. investment companies, for exemption orders under the
Invest¬
ment Company Act
permitting the temporary continuance, subject to
later approval of certificate holders, of the
performance of investment
This
in
travelers
Miami;
Funds, Inc.—Exemption Granted—
SEC
Accumulative
known
Cooperating Manager, L. J. Maxon; Vice-President, Jack
D. Gordon. President,
Washington Federal Savings and Loan Associa¬
tion; Secretary, Jack Courshon, President, Washington
Security Inc., of
2182.
p.
financial
cities
used
FINANCING
Authorized
Common sstdck
all
The
PRESENT
be
conjunction with V. I. P. will
Jersey
—V.
national
1.154
special¬
transistors;
corporation—to
possible expense, including transportation of all types, hotel or motel
accommodations, meals, car rentals, night clubs, excursions and even
fishing yacht rentals, is now in operation.
now
computer .diodes;
ized
test
Vick
9 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
This
in
Approximately '
$33,000 to purchase equipment for the-manufacture and
of the formation of the first extended credit
system
travelers to anywhere in the world—with
up to 20 months to pay—
made on June 25 by a group ol'
leading local financiers in Miami,'
280,000 shs.
1,000.000 shk:
280,022 shs.
or
the
between Walt Disney Productions
of the Federal Anti-Trust act.
suit
is
ABC
does
covered
Commenting
and
by
network
Productions
on
stated,
announced
involve
not
a
this
the
separate
"Walt
and
ABC
under
tha
Presents" program
will be televised over
Disney
agreement
and
Fall.
the action, Floy Disney, President of Walt Disney
"Several weeks ago, the. ABC network advised us,
publicly,
that
they
would
not
televise' "Zorro",or
tha
(202)
54
subscribed.
television station.
*
'
,.
do not dispute ABC's right to discontinue these, 01
their own network," Mr. Disney continued,
ABC's manuevers to suppress these programs
public exhibition over other television stations."--V. 189, p. 2289.
indepedent
tr
"Although
we
from
Instrument
Precision
Waltham
Inc.
Co.,
—
R.
June 30.
held on
this
ol
the
the
)00
300,000.
with
for more
contract
A
poration by the U. S.
for
2938.
p.
than $8,500,000 has been awarded to this cor¬
Air Force for the construction of 90 towtractors
connection with B52 bomber
in
use
189,
Truck Corp.—Gets Contract—
La France
Ward
°
1958," Mr. Ripley said.-
$725,000 for
of
loss
a
V.
aircraft, it was announced on
15.
June
work
Production
will start immediately, the com¬
the new order
on
it is expected that about 200 additional personnel will
next six months. Delivery of the first units under
the contract will be made in September.
This is the second multi-million dollar order within a two-year period
awarded to Ward LaFrance. The first order, on which deliveries have
been completed, was received in April, 1957, and called for 109 of the
Identical vehicles specified in the current contract. The company has
been a'prime contractor for many years for the U. S. Army, Navy and
Air
Force.
Airport crash trucks
are
among other vehicles
Ward
LaFrance has made for the armed services.—V. 189, p. 962.
said, and
pany
hired
be
over
the
symbol
WCP.
outstanding
shares
Present
385,279.
Consolidated sales
slightly below $21 million.
(less
held in the treasury) total
company for fiscal 1958 were
'
those
the
of
manufactures, distributes, industrial and institutional
maintenance and sanitation products
(germicides, floor cleaners and
waxes, insecticides, hand soaps and paper towels).
Established 11 years
ago, the, company's expanded research program has resulted in
many
new products which have opened up
still broader fields for utilization
of maintenance and sanitation technology.
The company's executive offices, and main plant are at 42-16 West
Street, Long Island City.
It maintains 62 sales offices in the United
States and Canada and employs about 1,400 people, approximately onethird being sales personnel.
James E. Marcuse, President, stated that the acceptance and grow¬
ing use in hospitals, industrial plants and homes of new disinfectants
containing the company's "tamed iodine" gives impetus to present
plans of continued research and development of additional products
containing this safe-to-use, non-toxic, iodine-based germicide.
He
added that the company is engaged in a concentrated development
program which
is certain to prove instrumental in better product
performance and in further expanding the company's line.—V, 188,
The
company
2077.
p.
each
c
hereafter
into
converted
remainder
the
this
for
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Two
new
in
■—one
corrugated box plants for the company's container division
Calif., and one in Phoenix, Ariz—will be opened
facilities can be installed, L. Frank
Torrance,
the necessary production
soon as
as
Division Manager, announced on June 80.
plants will bring to 17 the number of box factories operated
Virginia's Hinde & Dauch Division, the company's container
Thompson,
The
by
new
West
division.
The. Phoenix
plant is scheduled to be in production in November.
will be operating by Jan. 1 of 1960. Mr. Thompson
on both
plants is, being expedited in response to the
The Torrance plant
that
said
work
M/R board, a recently
finding wide acceptance
among fruit and produce packers
in California and Arizona.
M/R
board is currently being shipped west from Kansas City.
Mr. Thompson said
the two new plants are part of an over-all
■Company move toward national distribution of corrugated containers.
large and growing demand for the company's
developed moisture resistant corrugated board
now
located
N.
Richmond, Va.; St. Louis, Mq.; Sandusky, Ohio;
Virginia's
West
Buffalo,
in Baltimore,
Cleveland, Detroit, Eaton, Ohio; Gasfconia, N. C.; Gloucester
J.; Hoboken, N. J.; Kansas City, Kansas;
Meriden, Conn.;
Chicago,
City,
plants arc
Dauch
Hir.de &
15
The
and Watertown, Mass,
represented by a
& Dauch Division is now
Calif.—V. 190, p. 96.
Hinde
bales office in Bakcrsfield,
A
£ Series
Securities
to
and^ Exchange Commission—
22 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock to be offered at par
($1 per share) only the USAF officers stationed at Mountain Home
AF Base. No underwriting is involved.
The
SEC
corporation on
June
covering .56,000
The
proceeds are
shares
working capital;
to be used for
Co.,
Inc.
Awarded
Study
Contract—
tional
Telephone
associates
The
work
Corp.
& Telegraph
this work.
in
and
Radio
of
Corp.
America
as
concept talis
traffic.—V.
priority
189,
p.
lend
Period
End. May 31—
«per.
taxes-
and
exps.
$5,208,177
4,145,73.1
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$4,871,586 $12,282,266 $11,801,905
3,904,043
9,763,682
9 411 771
1959, In
4,237
11,920
3,221
income
etc.,
struction
(Cr)
$970,764
$2,550,504
285,220
633,697
704,612
con¬
4,600
Net
pfd.
dividends,
fixed
to
rate
the
at
at the initial
debentures
.'
$690,144
$1,915,907
shares
12,500
automatic
of
255,517
Balance for
per
ing,
electrical
'$707,243
$580,623
$1,660,390
$1,479,485
$1.29
$1.08
$3.04
$2.74
—V.
546,656
on
187, p.
shares May
31,
1959
and
539,407
May
31,
for oil
will now operate as a Yuba subsidiary—Aimeo
AiiiKo organization is a leading piociucer °i
equipment and has developed an advanced
Corp.,
The
exchange
.
board
the
by
in
dependent
1958
fiscal
the
of
restrictions, an
to certain
■Louis, Mo.,
on
—
Debentures
Offered
—
Scherck,
July 1 publicly offered 81,000,000 of 53a%
011
a
dryers
and
has paid
1956,
years
per
1958
and
in
1959,
: 1
.
(adjusted to reflect
share
each
a
in the
case
Preferred
stock,
series
and
A
dividends
All
1958),
100 to
series
B
arc
which
to
1
common
the
General
1959.- " -
Aqueduct
The
to
entitled have been paid
payment of dividends in the future will depend
financial
condition
the
of
company
upon
earnings,
judgment
the
and
the
of
of
directors
with
below,
named
underwriters
has
and each
agreed
sell
to
to
Richter
Co.,
of the
of the underwriters has severally
agreed to purchase the principal amount of debentures
Scherck,
each
set opposite its
Jacobs &
$750,000 and Semple,
Co.,
Inc.,
$250,000.—V.
139,
p.
2615.
A
new
Division
by
of
Scaife
pressure
glass-lining
Co.
vessels
Oakmont
and
facility
has
missile
motor
added
been
(Pittsburgh),
Pa.,
cases,
a
and
by
the
Tank
a
subsidiary
of
pipe
to
76,700
coated
Artukovich & Sons, Inc., EL Monte,
the
61'2-inch and 73 Vi-inch
Company, Los Angeles,
. Contract was awarded
Water and Power, City of Los
Ar.geles Water
for $550,000.
Pacific-Murphy Division, Emeryville,
judson
Yuba
11.000 feet of
Colich Construction
Encino Reservoir project
t^e Department of
System
was
leading producer
supply
also
will
steel
for use in the
Calif.,
steel
Brothers—Unit to Expand Tank Division—
$425,000
of
ID.
Calif.
welded
company
67-inch
Sountwest
business conditions.
respect to prevailing
Inlet-Outlet
Metropolitan
California for $4,000,000 calls for
welded steel, cement mortar lined and
of Southern
General contractors is Vido
pipe.
Alhambra, Calif., was
Colorado River
pipe to be used in the
Distribution System and the Encino Reservior
Colorado River Aqueduct contracts, let by the
District
of
-
Manufacturing Division,
contracts for supplying
awarded
Water
Totaling $7,250,000—
Inc. was awarded contracts totaling
last week in June.
$7,250,000 during the
Line.
March,
in
facilities.
Board, in
of Aimco will
service to the chemical and petro¬
o: the
Industries,
Consolidated
Yuba
com¬
dividends
stock
cash common
plant includes complete
the
stated that the addition
offer more complete
Three Contracts
Gets
heat¬
and
cir-cohcUtioning equipment.
and
Tulsa,
in
President and Chairman
the new acquisition,
to
-Sales volume
million.
manufacturing and fabrication
Yuba's
McGaro,
eeiicept in air
used from Canada to South
leum: industries.
the manufacture
clothes
gas
TO-acre, tract
engineering,
L.
Products Corp.
air cooled heat
wide variey of cooling operations.
a
approximately $48
Yuba
allow
$9 per share.
at
gas-fired domestic space
domestic
company
cents
30
split
Wilson
Co.
performing
was
John
1958.
Semple, Jacobs & Co., Inc., both of St.
The company's products are
conditioning.
America,
additional
annoucing
primarily in
and
Inc.—Acquisition—
another step in its diversification program, this corporationhas acquired Arrow Industrial Manufacturing Co., Tulsa, Okla.
Arrow
and its subsidiaries; Airoflow Fintube Corp., and F-5 Air Conditioning
to
River
White-Rodgers
Consolidated Industries,
Yuba
1137.
Bichter Co. and
com¬
Taking
to be reserved for conversion of
subject
engaged
is
heating,
space
refrigeration
:n
name:
•Based
aisles
6,000
Southwest Welding" &
board
stock
'
equipment.
the handling of large loads in narrow space saving
electrical efficiency, the company has introduced a
.
263,971
share
com.
com.
silhouette, sit-down rider type, electric lift truck
control and a lift speed capability up to 150
.
25,
June
on
and contingent
certain employees
to
controls
$1,743,456
109,521
Products—
pound capacity electric truck
featuring a resistorlesscontrol.
By .eliminating resistors, in. the control, Yale engineers have
been able to" reduce heat losses and provide high electrical efficiency,.A side loading, electric powered industrial lift truck which provides
a
new concept'in materials handling for high stacking in aisles nar¬
rower than those possible with
presently available powered industrial
lift trucks has also been developed by the company.
Being introduced
in a 3,000 pound capacity model, the unique design truck was devel¬
oped by Yale ih conjunction with engineers of the Western Electric
Go.
who
plan
to use the side/ loading principle ir, warehousing.
—V. 189, p. 2938.
"
' T ;
pact
might be fixed
declared
as
annum
per
to sell,
intends
company
sale
35,900
$812,470
T
speed
optional
as
high
foot
105,227
stock.
$150,000
185,000 shs.
,
infinite
speed
To
with
conversion price
UNDERWRITERS—The
•Earns,
and
when
3'r
of
shares required
50,000
Including
The
income
on
:
Outstanding
$150,000
600,000 shs
par)__.._
Towne Manufacturing Co.—New
&
Located
"
the
Divs.
(25c
2289.
P.
earnings.
upon
April 1,
19,100
'FINANCING
per
pumps
7
11,200
PRESENT
minute has also been introduced by Yale Materials Handling
Division.
This new Yale line is available with dual hoist motors U,nd
feet
~
$2,412,168
265,413
;
stock
with
line
be used
22,034
$1,066,683
deduct
charged to
held
meeting
annual
at
dividends, if earned and when and as declared, in an amount
stock
Trterest
stockholders
by
directors,
amount
Gross
TO
deben¬
15
ol'
total amount of $1,000,000 on such terms as
a
^Entitled
of
only
Interest,
due
189,
capacity (rucks.
A
compact, low
years and will bear
The loan will be repayable
in
annual installments beginning one year from issue
date in the
amount of $67,000
annually for three years and $150,000 annually
$2,390,134
$2,518,584
EFFECT
provide a now handling capability in warehousing and on load¬
ing docks with Yale industrial lift trucks, the company's Yale Ma-,
terials Handling Division has developed a compact, end-control elec¬
tric
truck
with
recycling speed control and very high lift speeds.
The new Tine is being introduced in 2,000 and
3,000 pound capacitymodels and will later be expanded to include 1,000 and 1,500 pound
11(1253,300 shs.
part of which must
$2,000,000,
company
DIVIDENDS—The
income
Other
$967,543
GIVING
subordinated
May 31, 1964
convertible
Yale
has a commitment from Massachusetts Mutual Life
conditioned upon the sale of the debentures offered
the
pany.
The new loan will be for a term
interest at the rate of 57/ofr per annum.
mercial
$1,062,446
Operating income
Co.
To
1956,
BUSINESS—Company
1959—5 Mos.—1958
revenues
&
CAPITALIZATION
off the outstanding principal balance (presently in the amount*
of said insurance company's present loan to the com¬
liliThe
Operating
Zehle to-
$746,000)
of
additional
Co., Inc.—Earnings-
for it by
by mail order,
products
Roebuck
Sears
1397.
Western Light & Telephone
in
it was dormant until 1953, when
the 'company went into the marine field.
Nautilus, a wholly-owned subsidiary has been formed to manufacture
fiberglass boats. Since its incorporation it has developed four models
of fiberglass outboard motor boats, two of which were shown at the
New York Motor Boat Show in January 1959. It is also manufacturing
a
14 foot fiberglass runabout and a 12 foot fiberglass fi-hine boat for
research,
for a circuit and message switching net¬
designed for efficient handling of bulk messages as well as high
UNICOM
organized
Although
Long Island, N. Y.
and selling marine
are manufactured
1949 by Willidm von
which
accessories
boating
and
various
sell
8,003', a shs.
by the directors.
TheU. S. Army Signal Corps has awarded a $4,800,000 research and
development study contract for a universal integrated communication
The development will be carried
System (UNICOM) to this company.
out under n the direction of Eell Telephone Laboratories with Interna¬
,
was
May 2,
on
subcontractors.
thereafter.
Army
advances to Nautilus
equipment and for
plant is located at North Queens Ave., Lindenhurst,
Worthington is engaged in the business of designing
tures
500,000 shs.
■''
par)l_
($5
14,
(Approved
Electric
Western
for
.
8,592 shs.
company
pay
York
New
Xjroducts
Insurance Company,
to
as
subsidiary)
(a
incorporated under the laws of the State
1949. Its sales and principal office is located
at
441 Lexington Ave., N. Y..
and its warehouse is located at 730
West 149th St., N. Y. In addition, the company has a wholly-owned
subsidiary, Nautilus Fiber Glass Boatworks Corp.. incorporated under
the laws of the State of New York on Sept. 30,
1953. The Nautilus
the company entered into a loan agreement,
Mutual Life Insurance Company and issued there¬
under: its promissory note dated April 2, 1956, in the principal amount
of
$1,000,000
bearing interest at the rate of 5U
per annum and
maturing on April 1, 1971.
Fixed principal payments o<" $67,000 are
payable 011 April 1 of each year through 1970, and $62,000 on April 1,
1971.
Contingent principal payments are payable annually on July 1
in an amount equal to the lesser of (1) 25T
of the company's net
income in excess of $200,000 for the fiscal year next preceding the
date ol' such payments or (2) $70,000.
The company has the right to
make voluntary prepayments at descending rates of premium
from
011
prepayments made in the fiscal year ending in 1960 to
Vh'c
on
prepayments made in the fiscal year ending in 1970.
The
loan
agreement Imposes certain restrictions chiefly with respect to
Working capital/borrowings, stock acquisitions, and dividend payments,
all of which have been compiled with.
The interest rate on the present
loan
is being increased effective June
1, 1959 to 5','4/0 per annum
and the contingent principal payments are being eliminated.
hereby,
Corp,
capital.
BUSINESS—Company
of
with Massachusetts
iThe
Nev.—Files With
West-Wood Processing Corp., Reno,
will be used
net proceeds
Boatworks
Glass
working
Common
8,005 shs,
stock
1
PROCEEDS- The
Fiber
50,000 shs.
;
March
"On
be
interest at the rate of 7'T pev annum payable semi-annually
and June 1 each, year; and are convertible into common
stock of the company at the rate of $1 per share until .May 31, 1961,
S2 per share until May 31, 1962, $3 per share until May 31. 1963 and
at $4 per share until
maturity. The debentures are non-redeemable
before maturity and there is no sinking fund.
Dec.
1,000,000
1,000,000
B
Common
subordinated
on May 31.
DEBENTURES—The T'/o ' convertible
dated June 1, 1959 and will mature
OP
bear
1964;
on
—V.
series
in
able
SSeries
will
debentures
'
1959.
1,
DESCRIPTION
$746,000
convertible subordinated deben¬
tures clue July 1,11979—
Preferred stock, $100 par value (issu¬
June
from
Outstanding
$1,000,000
company-—....-_—
7%
$150,000 of
Authorized
';5%'/2
Co.—Two New Plants—
of
T/r
Authorized
to insurance
•AJNoie
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
of
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Securities Offered — B.
City, on June 29 pub-:
convertible subordinated
shares of com¬
units consisting
$500 principal amount of debentures and 50 shares
common stock, at $500 per unit, plus accrued interest
company's
be added to the
corporate purpose's.
will
—
debentures, due May 31-, 1964, and 15,000
mon stock (par 25 cents), offered only in
The balance not
working
costs.
construction
the
of
purpose
2,^
additional 400,000 shares
filed tin amendment on July
Co., of New York
&
offered
licly
company
capital and used for general
Inc.
Products
Worthington
Fennekohl
intends to use the net proceeds from
the sale of the debentures, in the first instance, to pay for part of
the cost of constructing and equipping a new building to be
located
en
a
14-acre tract owned in fee by the company, in Affton, Mo., an
unincorporated area in St. Louis County, approximately 15 miles south¬
west cf downtown St. Louis,
The new one-story building will be used
to. house the
company's major manufacturing and administrative op¬
erations, presently spread over several buildings,
It is estimated that
the
cost
of such construction and equipping, including the cost of
moving, will be approximately $1,950,000, in addition to the approxi¬
mately -$:1H2,000
already invested in land and building materials.
Building materials and labor for this purpose are available.
The company has a
commitment from Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Company, conditioned upon the sale of the debentures of¬
fered
hereby,... to lend the company $2,000,000, part of which must
be used to pay off the outstanding balance
(presently in the amount
of $746,000) of the company's present loan from said insurance com¬
pany,
Said loan will bear interest at the rate of 5%'/</ per annum.
The additional borrowed funds thus received are expected to be used
pay
needed
investment company,
its registration statement covering an
of common stock.—V. 187, p. 681.
1959, to
stock.
common
With SEC—
Inc.—Registers
Fund,
Milwaukee
This
The
FUND
PROCEEDS—The
to
'
furnace.—V./189, p. 2U3J.
100-foot
Wisconsin
case,
debentures will also be subject to redemption
and may be redeemed in part, upon not less than 30 days' notice, sub¬
sequent'to July 1 in the year 1963 and in each year thereafter to and
including 1978 through the operation of the sinking fund at the prin¬
cipal amount thereof, together with interest accrued to the date iixed
for redemption.
The indenture .provides that on or before July 1 in
each year from 1963 through 1978. the company will pay to the trustee
a
sinking fund payment sufficient to redeem $60,000 principal amount
of debentures and, in addition, the company may at its option pay into
said sinking fund a sum sufficient to retire up to an additional $60,000 •
principal amount of debentures'. The company may, however, at its
option, credit against any such sinking fund payment any debentures
either redeemed or in the course of being redeemed (other than through
mandatory redemptions through the sinking fundj or purchased or
otherwise acquired by it and surrendered to the trustee or converted
into common stock, other than debentures selected for redemption out
of
the
sinking
fund and
thereafter converted) at their principal
amount plus' interest from such July 1 to the redemption date.
Subjefct to provisions for carrying over amounts of less than $20,000,
monevs
paid to the trustee for the sinking fund are required to be
applied to the redemption or debentures through the sinking fupd on
Aug. 15 following such payment except tliat such moneys are to be
returned to the company to
the extent of the principal amount of
debentures
selected
for redemption out.
of the sinking fund and
1
stock was listed on the American Stock
The stock will be identified on the Exchange by
common
Exchange on July 7.
the
E,—
Products, Inc.—Listed on A. S.
West Chemical
This corporation's
at
interest
SINKING
year,
a
shot blast and
mills,
of
option
in
acceleration of shipments expected during the last
from a current backlog of orders at a record $3,company expe;
company expects to show a profit for 1959, compared
rapid
the
"With
half
reached the point Of profitable operation,
told stockholders at the annual meeting
corporation has now
Riplty, President,
This
ball
and
PROVISIONS—The debentures will be redeemable at
the company, as a whole or from time to time in part,
011
any date prior to maturity, upon not less than 30 days' notice,
prices ranging front 105'/ to 100.25/c to maturity, plus accrued
by the
Corp.,
St. Louis,, is based on
equipment. The installation includes
automatic spray equipment! an 63-foot dryer
Balancl Co.,
Hagerstown. Mti.; and Albert'. J..
the most modern techniques arid
REDEMPTION
the
offer its customers a
glass-lining' facility could now
•
complete line of tanks, both galvanized and glass-coated.
Tne new glass-lining facility,
including equipment furnished
Fcrro
Corp., Cleveland; O. Hommel Co., Pittsburgh; Pangborn
dealers.
paper
«
the
addfticn-of
ari\(utwre such debt unless the'terms of the borrowing
provide otherwise iSod to all present and future open market commer¬
cial paper sold by the company to banks,
trust companies, insurance
companies and other financial institutions or to or through commercial
Expects
Parker,
June 29.
for full-
pointed put frat Scaife has enjoyed an outstanding 'reputation'
over 70 years in the galvanized hot water tank field, and with the
for
for borrowed
subordinate to all present debt
arc
Maurice
further
to
and
money
Profit—
Louis
clebeutilb\s
These
other, programs on
"we will certainly fight
any
by
made
was
Mr. Parker estimated that a production capacity
$5,000,000 yearly had been auded to Scaife. He
production on Aug.
potential of almost
Offering
stock at 820 per share.
books closed.
fifty shares of common
oversubscribed and the
making
In.
announcement
the Board and President-of the company, on
knewn
frits important expansion, scheduled
of
Chairman
and
100%
at
The
Brothers.
Wilson
subordinated debentures, due July 1, 1979,
accrued interest. This offering was over¬
Each $1,000 debenture is convertible into
convertible
network next season, and at the
same
time
could not offer these programs to any
other television outlet. Subsequently
they have interfered and pre¬
vented our attempts to offer these programs to any other network
their
Club" over
they told ub we
Mouse
"Mickey
be
in
for
a
Buffalo
Y.
Department
.completion in mid-1960.
construction—is
lift bridge across the
Contract calls for 1,316 tons cf steel, and
of Public Works, City of Buffalo..
Erectors, Inc. will construct the bridge, which is
N.
by,-the
Consolidated
scheduled
of
ir. construction
used
Buffalo,
awarded
Calif., will fabricate all
$2,100,000.—V.
139,
p.
Tota'. contract—for steel
2528.
and
Volume
190
Number 5863
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(203)
STATE AND
CITY
55
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Co.. Inc., John W. Reinhart &
Co.,
Magnus & Co., M. B. Vick & Co.,
Beaumont
Unified
School District, Trust
Co., of San Francisco, Blyth
Riverside County, Calif.
& Co., Inc., and Weeden &
Co., at
Walter, • Woody & Heimerdinger,
Bond Sale—The $985,000 school a
■Warrant Sale — The
price of 100.039, a net interest
$1,750,000
warrants offered on June 29—v. Odess,; Martin, Herzberg, Inc., Mc¬ building bonds offered
July 6— cost of about 4.27%, as follows:
189, p. 2939—were awarded to a Donald-Moore & Co., Harrington v. 189, p. 2939—were awarded to
$50,000 5s. Due on Aug. 1 from
& Co., Inc., Mid-South Securities
a group headed
group composed of John Nuveen
by the Bank of
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
&- Co., B.
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., Co., Kenower, MacArthur &' Co.," America National Trust & Savings
35,000 4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Howard: C.. Tray wick & Co., Sel¬
A. C, Allyn &
Association, at a price of lCTO.005,
Co., Inc., Goodbody
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
lers, Doe & Bonham, and John¬ a net interest cost of about 4.31
&: Co., Leedy, Wheeler &
%,
Alleman,
170,000 41/4S. Due on Aug. 1 from
as follows:
Inc., and Sellers, Doe & Bonham, ston, Lemon & Go.
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
as follows:
~
$835,000 4%s, due on Aug. 1 from
; ;
Orrville, Ala.
Redding, Calif.
Bond
1960 to 1977 inclusive.
$1,500,000 sewer system warrants
Offering— Raymond
C.
Bond Ofering—Sealed bids will
at a price of
150,000 4V2s, due on Aug. 1 from
98.004, a net ih- .Watson, Mayor, will receive sealed
be received until 8 p.m.
(Calif.
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
teres! cost of about 4.776 %; •bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on July 20
DST) on Aug. 25 for the purchaser
as
follows: $750,000 41/2S, due for the. purchase of $65,000 water¬
Gladstone Sch. Dist., Los Angeles of $650,000 water
revenue, Series
on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1978 works • revenue
bonds.
Huntsville,Ala.
*
sealed
bids
(EDST)
Dated
County, Calif, :
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
.
inclusive,
and
due
on
1989
i
$750,000
inclusive.
Jan.-
1
from
.
March
4%s,
1979
;
.
1989
to
(terest
.
educational b u i 1 ding
bonds at a price of
100.001; a
interest
cost
of
about
as
follows: $60,000
4l/2S, due on July 1 from 1962
to 1969 inclusive, and $1.90,000
4%s, due on July 1 from 1970
to
1983
^
$300,0001
City
awarded
27
Clerk,
bids
a
headed
group
28
for
the
purchase
of
$10,000
by
cipal and
until
for
2
the
will
Rossell,
receive
sealed
Los Angeles Sch. Dists., Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
July
$485,000 County Clerk, will receive sealed
system revenue bids at his office in Los Angeles
(MST)
purchase of
p.m.
interest (F-A) payable
County Treasurer's office.
at the
Bond
street improvement bonds offered
on June 29—v.
189, p. 2939—were
to
in
ARIZONA
;C't fQhandler, Ariz.
Offering—Arlene
•
Sale —The
Bank,
to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
inclusive.
Additional
The Hanover
City. Legality approved school
building Series E bonds.
by White, Bradley,- Arant, All &
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug.
Rose, of Birmingham.
from 1960
4.7220%,
t
and
Selma, or
New York
net
Principal and inat The
Peoples bids at his office in Los
Angeles
Trust
Company,
in until 9 a.m.
(Calif. DST) on July
payable
Bank
250,000
.
1, 1959. Due- from 1962 to
inclusive.
on
Equitable Securities Corp., White, water and sewer
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST) for the
Weld & Co., and
Stern, Agee &
Leach, at a price of 100.00, a net. July 1 from 1962 to 1985 inclu¬ purchase of $26,000,000 bonds, as
follows:
sive. Principal and interest
interest cost of about
(J-J)
4.11%,- as
payable at the City Treasurer's $5,000,000 City School District Sefollows:
...:\ *'
i
.j
...
$120,000 4%s, due
1960 to
•
1963
30,000 41/4s, due
150,000 4s, due
1965
to
on
July 1 -from
'
inclusive.
July 1, 1964.
July 1 from
inclusive. /!"'■"
on
Additional Sale—The* $2,000,000
warrants
June
and
29—v.
bonds
189,
p.
offered
Additional'
on
sell
2939—were
a
system
price of 98.00,
war-
a
net
interest cost of about 4.0017%,
as follows: $100,000 4s, due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1964 inelusive; $570,000 3%s, due on
July I from 1965 to 1970 inelusive; $160,000 4s, due'on
July 1, 1971; and $170,000 3%s,
_
■
;
;
v
price of 98.00,
cost
;
.
-
1959. Due
on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
1979
terest payable at the Connecticut
Bank and Trhst Co. in Hartford.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Middleton,
1
from
1962
1982
I,
$250,000
1933
4%s,
from 1985 to
Additional
and
due
1984,
on
R.
Sept. 1
D
bonds.
Due
on
trict
Series
D
Sept. 1 from
clusive.
bonds!
Due
011
1960 to 1984 in¬
offered
June
30—v.
to
William
pital
Sale —The
improvement
bonds' .offered
1
$350,000
hos-^
Series
1959
June
29
Bond
cisco, at
price of 100.007, a net
cost of about 4.45%, as
a
interest
follows:
tleberry,
&
Co.," and William R. Staats &
Co., a! a price of 100.014, a net
$1,000,000
natural gas system revenue bonds
offered June 29—v. 189,
p. 2939—
were
awarded to a group
com-
Ex-officio
5s.
1960
Due
,2,000 4%s. Due
to
on
1972
South
inclusive.
on
July 15 from
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
purchase
until
Aug. 4 for the
$990,000
building
of
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Ocean
View
Sch.
County,
!
Bond
Auditor
at
his
Offering
will
office
Dist., Orange
—
receive
County
sealed
bids
Connecticut
Bank
and
to
1975
inclusive.
Prin¬
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Hartford.
250,000 road Series I bonds. Due
on Aug.
1 from 1960 to 1969
inclusive. Principal and inter¬
est payable at the Hartford
National
Walnut Creek School District,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Hartford.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1959.
Legality
Bond Offering—W. T. Paaseh,
approved by Day, Berry & How¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ard, of Hartford.
;/,;•:%%
bids at his office in Martinez until
Torrington,
District,
Orange County, Calif.
Sale—The
$6,000 school
bonds offered July 1—v. 189, p.
nessey,
ceive
awarded
were
to
National
the
Se¬
Bank
of
Winton
Merced
County, Calif.
$35,000 school
offered July 7—v. 189, p.
Bond
bonds
School District,
Sale—The
&
ter
net
as
Co., at
interest
a
cost
price of 100.10, a
of about 4.62%,
follows:
Treasurer,
bids
at
the
will re¬
office of
DELAWARE
New Castle County, Stanton School
District No. 38 (P. O.
Los
Angeles, as 4s, at a price of
100.10, a basis of about 3.90%.
City
sealed
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
Street,
Hartford,
until
2
p.m.
(EDST) on July 16 for the pur¬
chase of $900,000
flood control
jbonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Legaltiy approved by Day,
Berry & Howard, of Hartford.
Bond
—
Conn.
Bond Offering—Francis A. Hen¬
Bond
Wilmington), Del.
Offering — William
D.
Guthrie, Chairman of the Board
School Trustees, will receive
of
sealed
bids
at
the
office
of
Ed¬
ward
Duffy,
400
Continental
American Bldg., Wilmington, until
11 a.m. (DST) on Aug. 4 for the
purchase of $440,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Farmers
Bank, Wilmington. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
Santa Ana, until
DST) on July 14 $18,000 5s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1960
to
1968
inclusive.
purchase of $127,000 school
ppsed of Herbert J. Sims & Co.
$264,000-4%s, due on June 30 from building Series A bonds.
Dated
17,000 4%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Inc., Watkins, Morrow & Co., J.'
1.968" to 1.985 inclusive.
1969 to 1979 inclusive.
July 15, 1959. Due on July 15 from
M. Dain & Co., Hugo Marx &
Co.,
86,000 4s, due on June 30 from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal
Yuba City Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Barney Perry & Co. Inc., Cum¬
1986 to 1989 inclusive.
and interest payable at the County
Sutter County, Calif.
berland Securities Corp., and Cady
FLORIDA
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
& Co., at a price of
Bond Offering — Aernev Hall,
ARKANSAS
98.13, a net
proved by O'Melveny & Myers; of
Bay County (P. O. Panama City)i
interest cost of about 5.09%.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
-Fort Smith Special Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles.
Florida
bids until 2 p.m. (Calif. DST) on
Arkansas
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
Mobile County (P. O.
Piner-Olivet Union School District, July 17 for the purchase of $400,Mobile), Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of $350,000
received for the $1,500,000 water
Bond Sale—The
000 building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
-)
Sonoma County, Calif.
$3,900,000 road fire prevention system bonds was
revenue
and
general obligation
and bridge bonds offered
Bond Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬ 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
July 8 awarded to the Stephens, Inc., and
bonds offered July 1—v. 189, p.
—v.
"
»
189, p. 2727—were awarded T. J. Raney & Sons,
liams, Clerk of Board of Super¬ 1979.
jointly, at a
2836.
to a syndicate headed
by Shields net interest cost of about 3.70%. visors, will receive sealed bids un¬
CONNECTICUT
& Co., at a price of
Florida State Board of Education
til 2 p.m. on July 14 for the pur¬
100.02, a net
interest cost of about
:
CALIFORNIA
Groton, Conn.
chase of $58,000 school Series A
4.52%, as
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
follows:
y
Bond
Sale
The
bonds. Dated July 15, 1959. Due
At water School District, Merced
$1,000,000
Bond
Sale—The $1,600,000 Pi¬
on July
water and electric revenue bonds
$600,000 5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
15 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
County, Calif.
'
nellas County State School Reve¬
clusive.
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest offered July 8 were awarded to
Bond
Sale—The
$7,000 school
200,000 4%s. Due on Feb. 1, 1968, bonds offered
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County a group composed of Estabrook nue bonds offered June 30 were
July 7—v. 189, p.
& Co., Putnam &
Co., Coffin & awarded to James S. Magurno of
3,100,000 41/2S. Due on Feb. 1 2939—were awarded to Dean Wit¬ Treasurer's office.
from 1969 to 1984 inclusive. ter &
Burr, Inc., Lee Higginson Corp.,
Pleasant Joint School District,
Co., at a price of 100.07, a
Clearwater, as 4s, at a price of
and R. D. White & Co., as 3.80s,
Others in the account: Salomon net interest cost of about 4.39%,
Alameda
and
Contra
Costa
at a price of 100.07, a basis of 100.0062, a basis of about 3.995%.
Bros. & Hutzler, Hornblower & as follows:
Counties, Calif.
Due on March 1 from 1961 to 1980
about 3.79g.
Weeks, Leedy, Wheeler & Alle¬ $3,000 5s. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960
Bond Sale—The $255,000 school
inclusive.
man, Inc., Roosevelt & Cross, Hugh
to 1962 inclusive.
Manchester, Conn.
Series A bonds offered June 30—
Marx & Co.,
Dated June 1,1959. Due on June
Berney Perry & Co.,
Bond Offering — Richard Mar¬
4,000 4%s. Due on Aug. 1 from v. 189, p. 2939—were awarded to
Inc., Rodman & Renshaw, Pohl &
1 frnm IQfil tn 1980 inclusive.
1963
to
1966
inclusive.
a
group
composed of American tin. General Manager, will receive
interest'
cost
follows:
-i
of
!
about
-
4.44%,
as
11
a.m.
in
The
inclusive. Prin¬
Trust Co., Hartford.
250,000 sewer Series 1 bonds. Due
on Aug.
1 from 1960 to 1976
inclusive. Principal and inter¬
est payable at the Hartford
bonds.
2939—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
Calif.
1979
cipal and interest payable at
Bay Union Elementary
San Diego County, Cal.
2939
inclusive.
11:30
the Hartford National Bank &
July 15, 1968.
July 15 from
1979 inclusive.
curity-First
(Calif. DST) on July
purchase of $225,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1982
the
until
Co., Hartford.
160,000 public school Series 2
bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from
Sch. Dist.,
15
for
bids
A.
will
Trust
from
on
38,000 4%s. Due
1973 to
15
to
The
inclusive.
20,000 4%s. Due
1969
July
on
1967
to
until 8 p.m.
sewer
were
to-a group composed of
Nuveen & Co., E. F. Hutton
and
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
awarded
John
Clerk
Theodore
Treasurer,
cipal and interest payable at
1960
$8,000
Westminster School
Offering—Joanne G. Cas-
sealed
1960
189,
2939 — were awarded to the
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
Dated
County
awarded
receive
City
a.m.
(EDST) on July 14 for the
purchase of $1,660,000 bonds, as
p.
clusive.
8,000,000 City Junior College Dis¬
Kowaleski,
Conn.
—
District, Contra
$1,000,000 public school Series 1
County, Calif.
bonds. Due on Aug./ 1 from
Sale—The $68,000 school
Bond
bonds
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
$160,000 play¬
Staats & Co., at a price of par.
Bond
on
and
1989 inclusive.
Sale—The
trict Series
Ros¬
Maricopa County Hospital Dist.
No.'1 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
in-
Jan.
1984
Offering
_
California
net interest
to
to
13,000,000 City High School Dis¬
sealed bdis
School District
No. 68 (P. O. Bisbee), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $127,000 school
bonds offered July 6—v. 189,
p.
about
elusive; $90,000 4%s, due
Jan.
•
a
inclusive.
1960
Bond
Costa
and
Cochise
4.74%, as fol$660,000 4%s, due on
lows:
Jan.
n
of
receive
on
due on July 1, 1972.
•
•
%
1,000,000 water system bonds at 2727—were
a
Oiffering—Miss
also
on
from
a.m.
follows:
San Ramon School
11 a.m.
(Calif. DST) on July 21
Sept. 1, 1959.
Principal for the purchase of $50,000 school
July 1 from 1964 to 1983
interest (M-S) payable at the building
bonds. Dated Aug. 15,
inclusive." .Principal and
interest County Treasurer's office, or at 195.9. Due 011 Aug. 15 from 1960 to
payable at 'the City Treasurer's of¬ any of the fiscal agencies of the 1979 inclusive. Principal and in¬
fice, atrthe Valley National Bank County in New York City or Chi¬ terest (F-A) payable at the
of Phoenix,' or at the Chase Man¬
cago as designated by the success¬ County
Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬ ful bidder.
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
gality approved by Gust, Rosenquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
North Burbank Public Utility Dist.
field, Diyelbess & Robinette, of
San Francisco.
(P. O. 1960 Elgin Sty, Oroville),
Phoenix.'"-'
Alleman,
electric
rants at
will
Due
Inc.,
and
Sellers, Doe & Bonham, as follows:
h
ries D bonds. Due
ground and recreation improve¬
bonds.- Dated July 1, 1959.
& Co. Inc., A. C. Allyn & Co.
Inc.,
Goodbody
&
Co., Leedy,
$1,000,000
National
ment
gen
&
Valley
at the same time for
awarded to a group composed of
John Nuveen & Co., B. J. Van In¬
Wheeler
the
at
or
Rhaenix, in Phoenix, or
at
the
Chase Manhattan Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenl'ield, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
on
196,9
office,
Bank .of.
:
A bonds.
11:30.
on
of
■
•
until
July 15 for the pur¬
$1,500,000 North Junior
High School bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
chase
(Calif.
for the
'
...
.
.
•
.
—
■
.
.
,
The Commercial
50
Monday, July 13, 1959
.
20%, he said.
May gross revenue was $37.9,1)01 or $48,919.78 higher than the
1958 month.
Net revenue for the
period was $290,016.73 for an
inclusive. Interest J-J.
1977
Bond
Sale—An issue of $150,000
bonds was award¬
l^ross revenue was up 12% and
net revenue of $634,402.22 was up ed to the White-Phillips Co., Inc.,
as
4'As and 4'As. Dated June 1,
22%.
In May 288,837 vehicles traveled 1959. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
1975.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
<4,059,348 miles on the Turnpike
without a fatal or serious accident.
Vehicles increased 41,871 or 16.9%
proved by Charles &
Louis.
25,056,525
passengers
traveled
406,040,240 miles on the Parkway.
University^ (P.
State
O.
Tallahassee), Fla.
Certificate
Offering—J. B. Cul¬
Secretary of Board of
Control, will receive sealed bids
pepper,
until 11
a.m.
(EST)
on
July 21 for
of $1,925,000 apart¬
ment revenue certificates.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1959.
Due on Jan. 1 from
1962 to 1999 inclusive.
Legality
the purchase
by Patterson, Freeman,
Richardson & Watson, of Jack¬
approved
College
(P. O. Forsyth),
Georgia
•Bond Offering—Mrs. R. L.
bonds offered July 1,—
v.
189, p. 2.940—were awarded to
the Municipal Bond Corporation,
at a price of par, as follows:
1 from
$77,000 4(4s. Due on Jan.
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
20,000 4'As. Due on
Jan. 1, 1971
Bond
scaled
ceive
(EST) on July 21 for
of $200,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds. Dated May 1,
1959. Due on May 1 from 1962 to
1909 inclusive.
Legality approved
Spalding, Sibley, Troutman,
Meadow & Smith, of Atlanta.
Ijy
(City
and
County
of),
Bond Offering—L.
County
S. Goto, City
Treasurer,
sealed bids at
the
will
re¬
office of
Dawson, 48 Wall.
-•Street, New York 5, until 3 p.m.
<EDST) oi^-Rily 15 for the pur¬
chase of $1,500,000 Board of Water
Wood, King &
Supply, consolidated system reve¬
nue, Series A bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to
1970 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
able. Principal and
interest (F-A)
payable at the City and County
^Treasurer's office in Honolulu, or
The
—
$1,440,000
building
bonds
offered
June 29 were awarded to Conti¬
nental Illinois National Bank and
of Chicago, Illinois Co.,
S. Dickson & Co., and Rodman
Trust Co.,
designated by
the Board of Water Supply. Legal¬
may
be
ity approved by Wood, King
Dawson, of New York City.
&
a
cost
about
of
Dist.,
No.
219
1998
to
inclusive.
Callable
cago.
Legality
as
Charles
approved
of
Trauernicht,
&
of
by
St.
44,000
about
of
135,000 swimming pool
a
Civil Township bonds, at
100.113. a basis of
.
'
bids
until
10
Due on July 1 from
inclusive.
1982 to 1989
LOUISIANA
Ward Four Wide
Parish
Bienville
(P. O. Arcadia),
District No. 45
Louisiana
Graettinger, Iowa
Sale — The $24,000
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
City
offered
June
23
were
offered bonds
July 6 — v. 190, p. 98 — were awarded to Barrow, Lcary & Co.,
awarded to the Graettinger State and Scharff & Jones, Inc., jointly,
Bond
remodeling
Hall
Bank,
as
bonds
at
3'As, at par.
d
Offering
—
Wayne
W.
for
June
on
1,
inclusive.
June 1, 1968
1969.
and
DeRidder, La.
$487,000
Not
Bonds
$800,000
Sold—The
public improvement bonds offered
on June 29—v. 189, p. 2837—were
not sold.
Kan.
Offering—Harold E. Horn,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on July
14
Due
1960 to 1967
59,000 4'As. Due on
Lauljrence,
Bond
4'As.
from
•
Iowa
o ii
price of 100.009, as follows:
a
$191,000
Mediapolis Community Sch. Dist.,
purchase of $340,000
2.22%.
internal
improvement
bond s.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1
Highland, Ind.
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond Offering—Irene
F. Ketcipal and interest payable at the
ehum, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will State Treasurer's office in Topeka.
sealed
to
bonds, at
price of 100.904, a net inter¬
3.23%
est cost of about
KANSAS
price of
receive
1971
Due on July 1 from
1981 inclusive.
3.26%.
follows:
2.22%,.
the
Meadow,
Golden
Bond
La.
Sale—The $150,000 drain¬
bonds offered June 30 were
to Kohlmeyer & Co.,, at
age
awarded
net interest cost of
a
about 4.33%.
Parish * Consolidated
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Thibodaux), La.
LaFourche
/
,
O.
Offering—R.
Bond
a.m.
.
Monola,
of
St. Clair County
ed
to
$51,000
High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lenzburg), III.
$120,000
award¬
the First National Bank of
Township
bonds.
1960 to 1969
inclu¬
School
Due from
son, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
bonds to
&
.
*&
Dated
on
in
the
which
first
said
of
are
Legality approved
sold.
by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Bond
ment
Sale—The $105,000
bonds
offered
189, p. 2837—were
June
Inc.
and
Scharff
Howard,
Friedrichs &
3'As, at
a
bonds to a group
-
Ducournau
awarded to the
old
price of par.
&
&
14
composed of
White,
Kees,
& Sanford,
Hattier
Covington,
Henderson School District, Ky.
Hack-
Jones,
100,000 School District No.
judg¬
24—v.
St.
Ind.
Bond Offering—Robert P.
Ky.
First National Bank of
as
Pendleton,
was
composed of
Co.
Covington,
the
bonds
day
group
Weil, Labouisse,
KENTUCKY
51,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive.
a
Barrow, Leary & Co.,
sive.
month
Louis.
Com. High school building bonds
O.
cost
1 from
July
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
Burns, Superintendent of Schools,
will receive sealed bids until July
bonds at
basis of
Due
3%s.
53,000
'
No. 200
(P.
as
Due on July 1, 1965.
33,000 3'As. Due on July 1, 1966
200,000 4'/is.
interest
from
1
July
inclusive.
1964
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sch.
2'As,
as
$39,000 School Township
a
price of 100.102, a
to
227,000 4s.
6 were awarded
Bank & Trust Co.,
Salem
Goshen,
1962
15,000 3'As.
price of 100.064,
interest
net
ILLINOIS
Cook County Niles Twp.
the
Due
2%s.
44,000
and 1967.
bonds 16 for the
purchase, of
to building bonds.
of
$83,000
Sale—The
July
Due on July 1, 1960
and 1961.
<.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
(CST) on July 17 for the purchase
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fiz- will, receive sealed, bids until 10
$175,000 sewer bonds. Dated
zell, of Kansas City.
a.m. (CST) on Aug. 5 for the pur¬
July 1, 1959. Due semi-annually
3.4123%, as follows:
chase of $2,100,000 school bonds.
from July 1, 1960 to July 1, 1969
University of Wichita (P. O.
$670,000 3'As, due on Jan. 1 from inclusive. Interest J-J.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on MarchWichita), Kansas
Legality
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
1 from 1961 to 1984 inclusive. The
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Bond Offering — Ralph Wufz,
770,000 3%s, due on Jan. 1 from of
Legality ap¬
Chicago.
Treasurer of
Board' of Regents, bonds arc callable.
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30 proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
Jackson Twp. (P. O. Valpariso),
New Orleans.,
Metropolis, III.
p.m.
(CST) on July 13 for the
Indiana
Bond
Offering—L. W. Barger,
purchase of $475,000 general obli¬ Natchitoches Parish School DistS«
Bond Offeri ng — Grover A.
gation tax supported improvement
City Clerk, will receive sealed
(P. O. Natchitoches/, La.
Biggs, Township Trustee, will re¬ bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on July
Bond Sale^-The $500,000 bonds
ceive
sealed
bids until
2 p.m.
21 for the
Aug. 1 from I960 to 1979 inclusive. offered
purchase of $800,000
July 7 — v. 190, p. 98 —.
(CST) on July 22 for the purchase
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ were awarded as follbws:
water works
and sewerage im¬
of $102,000 school bonds, as fol¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
provement bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, lows:
No; 9
fice. Legality approved by Stin¬ $400,000 ' School - District
1959.
Due on July 1 from 1960
Renshaw, at
a
-at the office of such other paying July 1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the American
ugents in New York City, or in
National Bank & Trust jCo., Chi¬
i>uch
other cities in the United
as
Bond
offered
a
school
&
Hawaii
Sale
Bond
5
Township (P. O.
Goshen), Ind.
Counties
O. Normal), III.
(P.
Inc.,fcas
follows:-
net
B
Harrison
,
$28,000 2'As.
v
$197,000
Community Unit Sch. Dist. No.
R.
HAWAII
Honolulu
Woolford
and
as
1
.
street
improvement
bonds, at a price of 100.675, a
p.m.
(CST) on July 21 for the purchase
of
$15,000
school
improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
Due
on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1974 inclu¬
—
McLean
July
awarded
Smith, as fol¬
Fenner &
lows:
terest cost of 3.37%.
re¬
2
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
1 from payable at the Peoples Loan and
Trust Co., Ridgeville, Ind. Legal¬
Massac County Sch. Dist. No. 35 ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
(P. O. Metropoles), III.
Bond Sale—rAn issue of
composed of J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son, Almstedt Bros. Equitable Se¬
curities Corp., and Merrill Lynch,
$900,000 parking facilities bonds,
at a price of 100.03, a net in¬
1972.
and
July 7 were awarded to a group
la.
$1,425,000 cor¬
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
3%s,
bonds offered
revenue
sewer
390,000
will
until
Sale—The $60i),000 water
Bond
and
composed of Morgan
group
a
and
Sand¬
D.
Trustee,
bids
Paris, Ky.
Guaranty Trust Co., Rand & Co.,
20,000 4'As. Due on Jan.
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
purchase
States
Offering—Wm.
Township
ers,
to
of Louisville.
& Grafton,
Grafton
porate purpose bonds offered
Township
Lewisville), Ind.
O.
(P.
building
til 2:30 p.m.
and
Sale—The $117,000 school
Bond
Legality
Treasurer's
189, p. 2837Li-were
1959. Due on
1971 inclusive.
approved
by
Wyatt,
July 1 from 1960 to
Pierce,
1—v.
the
for
bonds. Dated July 1,
Davenport,
Township Sch.
Franklin
(CDST)
purchase of
$31,000 parking facilities revenue
interest
and
City
Sale—The
Bond
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ice &
III.
Point),
the
receive
will
4 p.m.
until
14
July
on
office.
Secretary of the Board of
School
Trustees,
will,
receive
sealed bids until 4:,30 p.m. (DST)
on
July 13 for the purchase of
$74,000 school improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1960 to July 1,
1970 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J) payable at the St.
Joseph Valley Bank, Elkhart. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
129 (P. O. Cedar
Wil¬ Louis.
liams, Secretary of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
ceive
Con.
Principal
Elkhart), payable at
quist,
award¬
ed to II. C. Speer & Sons Co., as
4s and 414s. Dated. June 1, 1959.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1979
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
GEORGIA
the
No.
Sch. Dist.
O.
(P.
Offering—Eldon F. Lund-
Bind
school building bonds was
sonville.
Tift
Community
County
Salle
La
opening-of the Turn¬
pike Jan. 26, 1957 a total of 8,352,175 vehicles carrying an estimated
Florida
Trauernicht,
of St.
nbove the total for May 1958.
County
Indiana
Unit
Palestine),
school building
Since the
Elkhart
Hun-
Jna C.
—
City Clerk,
bids
scaled
1 from 1960 to 1976
June
on
inclusive.
&
Illinois
months of the
which began April 1,
year
No. 3 (P. O.
Sch. Dist.
Due
inclusive.
Crawford County Community
in¬
For the first two
fiscal
Le¬
gality
approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
of 29.8%.
crease
County
Offering
Bond
sucker,
Whites-
(P. O.
burg), Ky.
Letcher
at a price of 100.2554, a net inter¬
55,000 3f4s. Due on Dec. 1, 1963.
Authority ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due
est cost of about 3.70%, as follows:
60,000 3:;«s. Due on Dec. 1, 1964.
on Dec.
1 from 1961 to 1978 in¬
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
$60,000 4s, due on May 1 from
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
May Revenues Up 14.8%—Gross
INDIANA
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
revenue
of
the Sunshine State (J-D) payable at any bank or
90,000 3'As, ,due on May 1 from
trust company as agreed upon by
Delphia-Deer Creek Township
Parkway in May showed a gain of
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
the Board and the successful bid¬
Consolidated School Corp.
14.8% over the same month a year
350,000 3%s, due on May 1 from
der. Legality approved by Chap¬
(P. O. Delphi), Indiana
Bgo, according to figures released
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
June 26 by Thomas B. Manuel,
Bond Offering — The Board of
Bettendorf, Iowa Chairman
of-the Florida State
Cowden, III.
School
Trustees
will
receive
Bond Offering—Mae G. Steffen,
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000 sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST)
•Turnpike Authority.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
It was the eighth consecutive sewerage bonds was awarded to on
July 21 for the purchase of
monthly increase, Manuel said. the White-Phillips Co., Inc., as $18,000 school real estate improve¬ bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July
Each month since last October has 4%s. The bonds are dated May 15, ment bonds. Dated July 2, 1959. 14 for the purchase of $300,000
Fhown a gain ranging from 4% to 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to Due on July 2 from 1960 to 1963 sewer bonds. Dated June 5, 1959.
►
.
.
Turnpike
State
Florida
_
and Financial Chronicle
(204)
and Arn¬
Crane.
Bernard Parish Sewerage Dist,
No.
2
(P.
O.
Chalmette), La.
Offering — Margaret
Bond Sale—The $150,000 public
Clerk, will receive
Nichols, City Clerk, will receive improvement bonds offered July
Bond Offering—Kenneth E. Lit- Due on June 1 from 1961 to 1978 sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CDST)
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on 1—v.
189, p. 2837—were awarded
irell, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ inclusive. Legality approved by on July 21 for the purchase of July 13 for the purchase of $600,to Abroms & Co. and Ladd Din&
Trauernicht,
of St. $208,000 sewage works revenue
cation, will receive sealed bids Charles
000 school building revenue bonds. kins & Company, jointly, as 4'As,
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Dpe on
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July 13 Louis.
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
4'As and 4.60s, at a price of par#
for
the
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclu¬ 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. In¬
purchase
of $2,450,000
Spring (P. O. R. F. D. No. 1,
a net interest cost of 4.69%.
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
school building bonds. Dated July
terest M-S. Legality approved by
Garden
Prairie),! III.
payable at the Pendleton Banking
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1962
MASSACHUSETTS
Wyatt,
Grafton &
Grafton, of
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and
Co., in Pendleton. Legality ap¬ Louisville.
Bristol County (P. O. Taunton),
interest (J-J) payable at any Chi¬ road bonds was awarded to the proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Channer Securities Co.
Massachusetts
Henry County (P. O. New Catle),
cago bank agreeable to the Board
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Kentucky
and the successful bidder. Legal¬
Bond
Offering — Ernest
W.
Winnebago County School District
IOWA
Bond Sale—The $65,000 school
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
No. 122 (P. O. Loves Park), III.
Kilroy, County Treasurer, will re¬
ler, of Chicago.
revenue
bonds offered ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Ames Community School District, building
Bond Sale—The $280,000 school
Iowa
July
1—v.
189,
p.
2940—were (EDST) on July 14 for the pur¬
Cook County School District No. 68 building bonds offered June 25
awarded to Magnus & Co., at a chase
of
$45,000
Court House
were awarded to Barcus, Kindred
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
(P. O. Skokie), III.
Loan, Act of 1957 bonds. Dated
& Co. at a price of 100.013, a net building bonds offered
June 30 price of 100.001, as follows:
Bond Offering—Arthur E. Kent,
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from
interest
cost of about 3.39%, as were awarded to a group com¬ $10,000 43As, Due on Dec. 1 from
•Secretary of Board of Education,
1960 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
follows:
posed of The First National Bank,
will receive sealed bids until 7
55,000 4'As, Due on Dec. 1 from and interest payable at the Na¬
$165,000 3'As. Due on Dec. 1 from of Chicago, William Blair & Co.
p.m. (CDST) on July 15 for the
tional Shawmut Bank of Boston.
1964 to 1977 inclusive.
and Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
purchase of $420,000 school build¬
Skokie), Illinois
Marissa,
as
4s. Dated June 1, 1959.
leman, Town
,
Bond
Volume
Number
190
5863
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(205)
Legality
approved
Gray, Best, Coolidge
Boston.
Ropes,, Street
by
&
Rugg,
of
Trust Company, Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
j
Boston.
'
'
Easton, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $315,000 water
.....
Newton,
bonds offered July 1 were awar ded
to Harkness & Hill, Inc., as 3.80s,
at
price
3.77%.
of
a
100.199,
basis
a
Bond Sale
school
Treasurer,
will
and
Mass.
The
-
street
$4,750,000
improvement
bonds offered July 8—v. 190, p. 98
—were
awarded >
to
a
group
headed by Eastman Dillon, Union
of
Essex County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note Offering—Thos. F. Duffy,
County
purchase of $965,000 school build¬ Sault Ste Marie, School
District,
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1959.
Michigan
Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1974
Note Offering — H. M.
Blair,
inclusive. Principal and interest
Secretary of Board of Education,
(M-N) payable at any bank or will
receive
sealed
bids
until
trust company designated
by the 5 p.m. (EST) on July 20 for the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬ purchase of $165,000 tax anticipa¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ tion notes.
Dated July 15, 1959.
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Due on March
1, 1960.
Principa
East
Grand
Rapids,
and
Mich.
Others is the account: White,
Weld & Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,
Hemphill,
for
the
purchase
supply
of
$465,000
system
Dated
July
1960.
Bond
16,
Offering—Geo.
E.
1959.
&
sealed
Hayes,
bids
at the
Second
Bank
State
-
Street Trust Co., Ill Franklin St.,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST) on
July 14 for the purchase of $75,000
water bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
pue
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1974
on
bids at The First National
Bond Offering—Philip
Hendges,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Bank
of Boston, Municipal Di¬
vision, 45 Milk St., Boston, until
11 a.m.
(EDST) on July 14 for
the purchase of $1,845,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due
on May
1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Principal and interest payable at The First National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
payable at the above - mentioned
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best.
bank. Legality approved by Ropes, proved
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of-j CooRdge & Ru&6> of Boston.
will
8
Stoneham, Mass.
tuJlow, Ma,,.
•
,
Bond
•
tj
t
t-
Offering—Hazel
n,r
Mor-
E.
ton, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at The First National
of
Bank
Municipal Di¬
vision,'45 Milk St., Boston, until
11 a.m. 4EDST)
on
July 16 for
the purchase of $400,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1959. Due
Boston,
Aug. 1, from 1960 to
on
1979 in¬
|
Note Sale
Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Bond Offering—Edward F.
Bigelow, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at The Merchants Na¬
as
bonds. "Due
June
on
drain
and
15 from
1969 inclusive.
1960 to
85,000 water bonds. Due on June
15 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
57.000
departmental
bonds.
1960
Dated
and
Due
from
June
15, 1959. Principal
payable at the Mer¬
interest
chants
15
inclusive.
1964
to
equipment
June
on
National
Bank
Legality
approved
Thorndike, Palmer
of
Boston.
by- Storey,
& Dodge, of
No.
Fractional (P. O.
1
Bond Sale—The
Co.,
3.30s., at
as
price of 100.04,
a
1960
Due
on
to
196.9
5,000 4:^s.
Due
1970 to
Bond
Offering
Murch,
District
—
L.
Everett
Treasurer,
Safe
Deposit
Co.,
100
Boston, until 11
July 16 for the
&
Trust
(DST)
chase
on
of
Dated
I
$1,150,000
July
from
1,
1960
school bonds.
1959.
Due
on
July
inclusive.
1979
to
Principal and interest payable at
the
above-mentioned
Bank.
Le¬
Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
gality
approved
by
Ropes,
Millis, Mass.
lish,
,
Sale
bids
at
the
April
1
from
April 1
from
the
to
4%
Second
—
awarded
to
Bank
of
Dc-
Dist.
No.
City
School District, Mich.
The $500,000 tax
—
until
7
p.m. (EST) on July
purchase of $60,000
water supply system revenue Se¬
for
20
II
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
July 1 from 1961 to 1979
inclusive. Principal and interest
Due
system bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1961
1987
&
inclusive. Legality
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
March
from 1961
1
1985 inclu¬
to
sive.
Michigan State Board of Education
(P. O. Lansing), (Central Mich.
University),
Brighton, Mich.
Bond
Michigan
Sale—An
'
issue of $68,000
Mich.
on
1968
inclusive.
18,000
Oct.
general
1
from
1959
on
1968
to
B
bonds.
Dated
April
1
from.
1960
Sale—The $30,000 tax an¬
—v.
189,
notes
p.
offered
2941—were
June
29
awarded
(P. O. 24425 Hass Ave., Dear¬
Offering
Leo
revenue
of
I960 to
1964
irujlusive.
105,000 3^s. Due
on
Oct.
3s, at
a
price of
tax
awarded
of
The
to
bonds.
bonds
awarded
were
Sanborn
offered
to
July
the
6
of
First
Bond Offering — H. R. Jones,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on July
28 for the purchase of $100,000
general
obligation
park
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on Jan.
ton,
LeFevere, Lei'ler
of Minneapolis.
zen,
were
awarded
Co., at
a
offered
sewer
June
30
to E. J. Prescott
price of
4.13%,
&
as
net inter¬
follows:
on
Aug. 1 from
par, a
est cost of
$50,000 3%s. Due
1964 inclusive.
.1960 to
30,000 3.80s. Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
20,000 4s. Due
receive
8 p.m.
sealed
bids
(EDST)
on
until
July 27 for the
purchase of $120,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Due
on
Dated
March 2,
1959.
March 1 from 1960 to 1985
Principal
and
interest
—•
—
-
-
at
the
Alpena
will
receive
approved by Habernehl & Maden-
(EST)
July
bids
20
until
for
8
the
about
South
1972 inclusive.
Due
on
Jan.
I
4.48%.
St.
Paul Special School
District No. 6, Minn.
Bond
sealed
Clarence J.
—
bids until 8
eral
Board
sealed
(DST)
p.m.
on July 27
$500,000 gen¬
school
building
of
obligation
bonds.
Dated Aug.
1, 1959. Due
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1.979 inclu¬
sive. Callable as of Aug. 1, 1970.
on
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
MISSISSIPPI"
Special Independent
District, Minn.
until
Aug.
(State
Offering
4 for the
school
road
Sale—An
and
awarded
Bank
of
and 3s.
on
issue of
bonds
wa3
First National
the
Memphis,
'M^s, 33/js,
15, 1959. Duo
as
Dated June
June
15
clusive.
from 1960 to 19159 in¬
Interest
approved
(J-D). Legality
Charles & Trauer-
by
nieht, of St. Louis.
Kosciusko
Municipal Separate
District, Miss.
School
building
$600,000
bonds
wa3
awarded to Lewis & Co., as 4s,
33/4s and 3%s. Dated June 1, 1959.
Due
March 1 from 1.960 to 1974
on
inclusive.
Charles
Legality
&
approved
Trauernicht,
of
by
St.
.
Leake
County
(P.
O.
Carthage),
Mississippi
Stafford
State Auditor, will receive
bids until 10 a.m. (CDST)
$220,000
bridge
to
Louis.
of)
—
West Point)3
O.
Mississippi
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
King,
Offering
for the purchase
school
School
Jaffray
Swedberg, Secretary of the
of
Education, will receive
from
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
Minneapolis
Piper,
net interest cos$
a
Clay County (P.
$155,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered July
1—v. 189, p. 2838—were awarded
to a group composed of Juran &
Moody, Inc.; Kalman & Co., and
E. J. Prescott & Co., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
4.42%, as follows:
45.000 4.30s.
to
Hopwood, at
of
-
Jasper, Minn.
$194,000 Series 6 certificates. Due
July 1
inclusive.
on
2,240,000
Due
1970
Bank, Alpena.
berg, of Alpena.
Legality
on
from
1968 to
Bonds
Not
Sold—No
bids
were
submitted for the $250,000 indus¬
trial plant bonds offered July 7.
Series
7
certificates.
July 1 from ^1965 to
1
from 1962 to
1968
County Supervisors
(P. O. Greenville),
Mississippi
Bond
Sale—The $750,000 indus¬
offered June 29—v.
trial
bonds
189,
inclusive.
July
Washington
District No. 3
1970
826,000 Series 8 certificates. Due
on
payable
p.m.
sealed
bonds
Sale—The
Bond
$45,000 school
offered July
30
Aug. 1, 1968 and
on
1969.
Minnesota
Savings
on
&
Minn.
1338,
awarded
were
Bond
Marais, Minn.
bonds
system
Duo
Sale—The
building
Haert-
&
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
1959.
Minneapolis.^
No.
,
Grand
1,
John
Offering
(M-S)
J.
Dated Aug.
Bond
gality approved by Howard, Pres¬
on
July 21 lor the purchase of
Yake, $3,602,000 aeronautics certificates
of indebtedness, as follows:
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
Minn.
Rochester Common School District
Michigan
—
232,
payable at any suitable bank des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Certificates
Cole,
Secretary of Board of Education,
—
Independent Sch. Dist.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquar.t,
Bank
(P. O. Ossineke),
Minneapolis)f
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1981' inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(F-A)
MINNESOTA
1,
Township Consolidated
Sch. Dist.
O.
on
Michigan Corp.
of
National
from
Bond
Sale—The $400,000 school
building
par.
Detroit, at 2.75% interest.
(P.
No.
of
$1,950,000
$25,000 purchase
notes
were building bonds.
anticipation
1
Offering—Eugene Hanson,
West Bloom field
(Township), and District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on July
Keego Harbor and Sylvan Lakes
16 for the purchase -of
(Cities) School District No. 5
$230,000
school building general
Fractional
(P. O. Orchard
obligation
be
issue
Jan.
on
1970 inclusive.
Offering—H.
Peterson
from
1
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
Series
florae Finance
and
Sale—An
inclusive.
born), Michigan
Bond
issue
Michigan
Bond
Mich.
An
—
Community Sch. Dist. No.
Note
1959. Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable at
any bank or trust company in the
State of Michigan as designated
by
the
successful
bidder.
Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
ticipation
as
to
1,
Falls,
1968 to
Jan. 1 from.
on
inclusive.
25,000 3.90s. Due
Bond
awarded to the Fed¬
was
Housing
Novl
inclusive.
Oct.
bonds
eral
Agency,
obligation
Due
Sale
3.97%,
street
1969 to
$826,000 dormitory
$26,000 street improvement bonds.
Due
Additional
of
about
"
$75,000 4s. Due oil Jan. 1 from i960
Offering—Roger R. Reh- dormitory revenue Series A bonds
to 1988 inclusive.
City
Clerk, will
receive was awarded to The First of Mich¬
35,000 4}4s.
Due on Jan. 1 from
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) igan Corp., at a price of 98.15.
July 16 for the purchase
$44,000 bonds, as follows:
1967
&
Bond
berg,
of
A. Degen,
$221,000 special Village
Clerk, will receive sealec!
improvement bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
bonds offered June 29-—v. 189, p.
July 20 for the purchase of $20,000
2941—were awarded to the First
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
of
Michigan Corp. and Braun,
1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961*
Bosworth & Co., Inc., jointly, at a
to
1970
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
price of 100.086, a net interest cost proved
by Howard, Peterson, Leof about 3.64%, as follows:
Fevre,
Lei'ler
&
Haertzen,
o£
$116,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1 from Minneapolis.
on
sealed bids until 4:30 p.m. (EST) on July 30 for the
purchase
on July 20 for the purchase of $50,000,000 trunk line
highway,
$800,000
general
obligation Series II revenue bonds. Due on
water
to
Bond Sale—The
assessment
the
(EST)
of
1961
1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Le¬
Marshall, Mich.
Offering — Normal Holt,
Clerk, will receive sealed
&
Minnesota
18
Bond
cost
Morningside
Trenton,
a
O. Horton), Mich.
Sale—The $24,000 tax an¬
of¬
2838—
p.
bain
M.
$70,000 3.70s. Due
of
Sch.
interest
were
—
$95,000
follows:
as
offered
McDonald-Moore
189,
to'J.
awarded
The
—
indebtedness
29—v.
-
net
Co.
ceive
Bank-
(EDST) on July 16 for the
purchase of $1,568,000 school proj¬
ect loan bonds. Dated Aug. 1 1959.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive. Principal
and interest
payable at the Second Bank-State
a.m.
National
award¬
were
interest.
bids
inclusive.
on
to
the
First National
Bank, of
State Street Trust Company, Mu-\
Crystal Falls, at 4% interest.
nicipal Department, Second Floor,
II Franklin Streeet, Boston until Dearborn Township Sch. Dist. No. 4
11
ed
July 1
building bonds
v. 189, p. 2941
;
Co.,
Inc., and the Allison
Williams
Co., jointly, at a price of par, a
Sale—The $160,000 school
and
Bond
notes offered July 6
(J-J) payable iitTthe Michigan Na¬
190, p. 98—were awarded to tional Bank of Marshall.
Legality
the
Security National Bank of approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Battle Creek, at 2.95%
interest, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
plus a premium of $50.
Michigan (State of)
Bay City, Mich.
Bond Offering—John C. Mackie,
Bond Offering—Oscar A. Kase- Sta te High
way Commissioner, will
meyer, City Comptroller, will re¬ receive sealed bids until 11 a.nm
Note
Offering—Joseph F. Eng¬
Town
Clerk*
will
receive
sealed
Note
Cedar
Sale
,oi
June
were
,
(P.
1974 inclusive.
Crystal
Bond
fered
Lake), Mich.
^Yterestj.i
City School District, Mich.
Sale—The $395,000 school
Note
anticipation
a.m.
pur¬
Mich.
—v.
will
receive sealed bids at the Boston
Franklin St.,
Jackson),
at 3.50%
son,,
R. F. D.
on
Mendon-Upton Regional Sch. Dist.
.(P. O. Mendon), Mass.
O.
notes was award¬
ed to the National Bank, of Jack-
ries
Battle Creek
sealed
basis of about 3.27%.
1989
anticipation
tax
$190,000 school
bonds offered July 7—v. 190, p. 98
—were awarded to C. J. Devine &
a
(P.
(P. O.
St., Lansing 6),
Michigan
N
Bond
site
callable.
Note ,§a|p-7-An issue of $75,000
j
1, Alma), Mich.
$9,500 4Lts.
dock
.
are
Bond Sale—The $14,500 school ticipation notes offered July 1—
v.
189, p. 2941—were awarded to
building bonds offered June 23—
the National Bank, of Jackson, at
v.
18.9, p. 2837—were awarded to
proved
Medway, Mass.-.
1960 to
East Jackson Public School District
Hanover-Horton
Township School District
No.
to
Boston.
Moorehead, Minn.
Certificate
| premium of $4.60.
MICHIGAN
Arcada
follows:
sewer
from
j'troit, at 2.40% interest, plus
Note
$230,000 .street,
basis of about 8.51%.
a
July 16
on
for the purchase of $372,000 bonds,
1
notes offered June 29
tional Bank, 28 State Streeet, Bos¬
ton, until noon (EDST)
June
oil
inclusive. The bonds
Middlesex County National Bank
of Everett, as
3.60s, at a price of
100.41.
until
$1,410,000
school
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
Due
Garden
McDonald-Moore & Co., at a price
of 100.145, a net interest cost of
about 4.61%, as follows:
Marlborough, Mass.
bids
July 28 for the
on
mams notes offered July 7 — v.
]90
p
98_,vere awardJd t0 the
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Store y, Thorndike
The $68 000 sewer
—
sealed
(EST)
purchase
of
inclusive.
Boston.
receive
p.m.
3701
revenue
Noyes
Rothschild
22
water
Chase
certificates
place
a
&
Bond Offering—Louis F. Batt- agreed upon with the successful
Co., and Salomon
Hutzler, as 3!2S, at a price jes, City Clerk, will receive sealed bidder.
100.28, a basis of about 3.46%. bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July Sheridan Road Sch. Dist.
&
Co., L. F. bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
Co., Francis I. du- May 1 from I960 to 1979 inclusive.
Pont & Co., Dean Witter &
Co., Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Great
Weeden & Co., Goodbody & Co., able at any bank of trust
Barrington, Mass.
company
Bond Sale—The $175,000 school Andrews
&
Wells, Inc., Loker, designated by the successful bid¬
bonds offered July 2 were awarded Sparrow & Co., and White & Co! der. Legality
approved by Miller,
to George P. Fogg & Co., as 3.40s,
Paddock & Stone, of
North Middlesex-Regional Sch. Dist. Canfield,
at a price of 100.139, a basis of
Detroit.
(P. O. Townsend), Mass.
3.36%.
Bond Offering — W.
Francis, East Jackson Public Schools Dist.
District Treasurer, will receive
Lawrence, Mass.
(P. O. Jackson), Mich.
notes.
at
Bank, St. Paul, or aS
Manhattan Bank, New
City. Legality approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City,.
the
York
Bros. &
of
a.m. (DST) on
July 14 for the purchase of $500,000 tuberculosis hospital mainten¬
ance
payable
National
Securities
receive
sealed bids until 11
Due March 28,
interest
57
p.
2838—were
the First National
mercial
Bank and
awarded
to
Bank, the Com¬
the
Greenville
inclusive.
Bank
&
ville,
at
about
2.98%.
Trust
Dated
July 1, 1959. Principal
and interest payable at the State
Treasurer's office, or at the First
a
Co., all of Green¬
net
interest
cost
of
Offering
Bond
Warren and Montgom¬
Gasconade,
"
National Bank, of Boston,
State Street, Boston 6, until
chants
Herman), Mo.
$155,000
school building bonds was award¬
ed to .Stern Bros. & Co., as SYas,
4s and 4V4S. Dated June 1, 1959.
Due on March 1 from 1961 to 1978
inclusive. Interest M-S. Legality
approved by Charles & Traucrnicht, of St. Louis.
r
!
Sale—An issue of
Bond
Bostoiv
Monday, July 13, 1959
.
.
improvement bonds was
Walker & Co., as
airport
Feb. 1 from 1960 to
Legality approved
by Charles .&
(EDST)
2942—were awarded to a
group
composed
of Mercantile
Trust Co., St. Louis, at a price 6f
100.008, a net interest cost of about
Due
3.90s.
Ingen & Co. and J. B. Hanauer
Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price
100.03, a basis of about 3.87%.
inclusive.
and 1979.
$49,000
—v.
to
a
King
Charles
at
&
of
Co.,
&
100.03,
of
price
OHIO
Township (P. O. 859
Midlothian Boulevard,
East
Youngstown 2), Ohio
Offering —M. C. Simon,
Bond
Clerk
will
of Trustees,
Board
of
until
bids
sealed
noon
1977
3.80s
as
Bond Offering—Arthur
to
O.
(P.
Hospital
Mietzke, Clerk of Board of .Super¬
55,000 314s. Due on June 1, 1981.
Due on June 1 from
visors, will receive sealed bids un¬
til August 3 for the purchase of
$54,510 special assessment road
improvement bonds. *
Carolina
Offering
Bond
of)
(State
Gill,
Edwin
—
sealed
July
21
Dated
bonds.
May
inclusive.
Legality approved by Vandcr^ater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
(M-N) payable in New York City,
or art the State Treasurer's office.
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1998
Kamley,
Mrs.
—
Peggy
Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on July 27 for
Due
1959.
1,
District
Gilfillen,
improvement
May 1 from 1961 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Oct. 1, 1958. Due on
bonds. Dated
Offering
Bond
of
purchase
the
for
capital
$3,000,000
School
Cincinnati), Ohio.
(P. O.
.
Local
Hills
Forest
Treasurer, - will receive
bids until 11
a.m.
(EST)
State
on....
1987 inclusive.
to
North
600
York City),
East 233rd St., New
Elyria Township (P. O. Court St.,
Elyria), Ohio
Bond
O f f e r i 11 g—Robert
H.
325,000 3s.
1982
Misericordia
from
1 from
Due 011 June
1980 inclusive.
220,000 4s.
basis ofv
a
to
1961
about 3.79%,.
N. J.
Brunswick),
receive
will
Se¬
Y
Boardman
inclusive.
Due 911 June 1
1976 inclusive.
$680,000 6s.
high¬
"bonds offered July 1
2838—were awarded
garage
189 p.
way
New
Middlesex County (P. O.
Joseph, Mo.
Offering—J. T. Singleton,
Comptroller,
City
Carolina
and
land.
Y.
N.
Sale—The
protection
St
Bond
Corp..
1989 inclusive.
1982 to
Bond Offering—Sister St. Alex¬
bonds offered June 5' ander,
Stix
&
Treasurer,
will
receive
were
awarded to the First Na¬ sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
Woods, Reinholdt & Gardner, and,
of Toms River, as on July 14 for the purchase of
Bankers Bond & Securities Co., tional Bank
3%s, at a price of par.
$500,000 student nurse's dormitory
Inc.
Co., Smith, Moore & Co.,
Co., Yates,
Heitner &
Simon &
Lee
curities
curities Corp.
Hutzler,
&
Cornwall),
Long Beach Township (P. O. Brant
Beach), N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $50,000 beach
M.
I.
account:
the
in
Others
of
Wilson,
Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Peeler & Co., Vance Se¬
Co.,
Lynch,
from
1
Branch
are:
Trust
J.
syndi¬
Banking
&
of t h e
members
Other
cate
280,000 SVas. Due on June 1 from• receive
offered July
190, p. 99—were awarded to
Bond
July 2—v. 189, p.
awarded to B. J. Van
2838—were
Feb. 15, 1978
395,000 4s. Due on
June
on
1969
from
group
a
Bros.
offered
bonds
from
Feb. 15
on
8—v.
Due
to
'
215,0.00 3s. Due on June 1
1978 to 1984 inclusive.
.
260,000 514s. Due on June 1 from
1970 to 1981 inclusive.
I
school building bonds
6s.
1.963
(P. O. New City), N.
Bond
Sale — The $1,875,000
No.
School District, N. J.
Sale—The $330,000 school
Bond
from 1975 to 1977
;
Treasurer, will re¬
bids until 11 a.m.
July 15 for the pur¬
on
f$95,000
June 1 from
on
1976 inclusive.
to
30,000 4s. Due on June 1, 1977..
New York
Clarkstown Central School District
P.
Silver
Little
3.98%, as follows:
135,000
1972
(EDST) on July -22 for the pur¬
chase
of
composed of Salomon
$26,700 special assess¬
Mount Airy, N. C.
ment bonds.
White, Weld &
Dated July 1, 1959.
feond Sale—The $1,350,000 sani¬
Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1969
Co., John Nuveen & Co., F. S.
tary sewer bonds offered June 30
Smithers & Co., First of Michigan
inclusive.
Principal and interest
were awarded to a group headed
Corp., and Courts & Co., as 4.20s,
(A-O) payable at the Mahoning
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best, at a price of 100.69, a basis of by the Wachovia Bank and Trust National Bank' of Youngstown.
Co., of Winston-Salem at a price
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
about 4.10%.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
of
par,
a
net interest cost of;
Sanders
&
Dempsev, of
Cleve¬
NEW JERSEY
Cornwall (P. O. 183 Main Street, 4.1372%, as follows:
189, p.
$470,000 4s. Due on Feb. 15
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
H.
James
$1,000,000 tax anticipation
July 16, 1959. Due
on
Dec, 30,
1959. Principal and
interest payable at The First Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston.
Legality
7—v.
July
offered
—
Dated
notes.
Lindberg School District (P. O.
St. Louis), Mo.
Bond Sale — The $1,000,000
bonds
City.
York
New
chase of
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
school
Offering
.Bourne, City
ceive sealed
1959.
Due on
1971 inclusive.
1,
July
Dated
3s.
N.
Manchester,
Note
awarded to G. H.
p" 150,000 6s. Due
(J-D) payable at the
Exchange - Bank,
Corn
City.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shettcrly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Company,
Trust
Midland
Marine
in
me
of par.
$96,000
Sale—An issue of
Bond
or at
New York, Buifaio,
ern
Chemical
v
Mo.
Kirksville,
of West¬
Company
Trust
Marine
interest
and
interest (J-D) payable at the
and
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
28
Monroe, N. C.\
11 a.m. (EDST) on July 15 for the- Wood, of New York City.
Bond Sale—The $635,000 natu¬
purchase of $925,000 school bonds. Cazenovia Junior College (P. O.
Dated Aug. 15, 1959. Due on Aug.
ral gas' system revenue bonds of¬
Cazenovia), N. Y.
15 from
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $653,000 dormi¬ fered June 30—v. 1$9, p. 2942—
Principal and interest payable at tory revenue bonds June 30—v. were awarded to a group headed
The Merchants Bank,' of Boston.
189 p. 2838—were awardecf to the by Interstate Securities Corp., at
Legality
approved
by
Storey, Federal Housing and Home Fi¬ a price of par, a net interest cost
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of nance Agency as 3s, at a price of "about 5.43%, as follows:
O.
(P.
R-1
No.
Districts
Johnson, District Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids at The Mer¬
Reorganized Sch.
Counties
ery
School District, N. Hi
—
Kenneth
R.
Keene Union
MISSOURI
*
chronicle..
Financial
The Commercial and
(206)
58
on
the
of $1,830,000 school
bonds. Dated June
purchase
improvement
15, 1959. Due on June 15 and Dec.
15 from
1960 to
1982 inclusive.
(CST) County Treasurer, will receive
New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell,
purchase of sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
on
July 16 lor the purchase of New York City Housing Authority, New York City.
able
at
the
Central Trust
Co.,
■>
New York
$950,000
general
improvement
Cincinnati. Legality approved by
Note
Offeriifg
William Reid,
Salisbury, N. C.
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1959. Due
Peck,
Shaffer
& Williams,
of
Bond
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬ Chairman,
will
receive
sealed
Offering—W. E. Easter- Cincinnati.
clusive.
company designated by the suc¬
Principal, and
interest bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on July ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Franklin County (P. O.
cessful bidder. Legality approved
(F-A)
payable at- the County 14 for the purchase of $38,351,000 ment Commission,
will
receive
Columbus), Ohio
Legality ap¬ temporary loan notes. Dated Aug. sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, Mc- Treasurer's office.
Bond
Evers & Fizzel, of Kansas City.
Offering — Eldon
H.
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, 10, 1959. Due on Feb. 23, 1960. until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 14
Trimbell
&
Mitchell,
of
New Payable at the Chemical Corn lor the purchase of $111,000 water Brown, Clerk of Board of County
MONTANA
York City.
Exchange Bank, New York City. and sewer bonds. Dated June 1, Commissioners, will receive sealed
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
on
the
for
14
July
$850,000 bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1959.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1974
inclusive. Principal and interest
—
:
.
Billings, Mont.
Offering—William J. Fry,
Bond
bids until 7:30
for the
chase
special
No.
737
purchase of $5,840
district
improvement
District No.
Water
Bond
Hardenburg Central School District
bids until
sealed
receive
will
8
(MST)
p.m.
Essex
July
on
Due on Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Due
Dated Aug. 3, 1959.
and
Hardin, Mont.
H. Wil¬
Acting City Clerk, will re¬
son,
8
until
bids
sealed
ceive
on
interest
will
be
guaranteed
chase
$60,000 Special Improvement Dis¬
Dist. No.
2
trict No. 69 bonds.
trict No. 70 bonds.
Due from
one
to 15 years.
NEBRASKA
School District
Jefferson County
No.
(P. O. Fairbury), Neb.
8
ing
bonds
awarded
tis
the
jointly,
Corp.,
cost
to
Wachob-Bender
at
interest
net
a
about 3.99%.
of
meden,
a
as
cost
net
interest
follows:
on
of
1964.
(EDST)
chase
1960
from
Bedford
Trust
School
District,
N.
H.
$70,000 school
bonds offered July 2—v. 189, p.
2942
were
—
awarded
E.
to
S.
Dudley & Co., as 3.70s, at a price
of 100.228, a basis of 3.64%.
Coos County (P. O. Berlin), N. H.
Note Offering—J. Arthur Sul¬
livan, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
(DST)
chase
sealed
on
of
bids
until
2
p.m.
July 14 for the pur¬
$100,000 notes. Dated
July 22, 1959. Due
on
Dec. 1, 1959.
YORK
Amherst,
Bond
Town
for
N.Y.
Offering—Harry R. Jones,
Clerk,
bonds
the
will
as
receive
sealed
(EDST) on July
purchase of. $646,000
follows:
$97,000 Various Improvement
trict
549,000
1960
to
Various
bonds. Due
to
Due
bonds.
from
on
on
1984
June
1
inclusive.
Water
District
June from 1960
June
1, 1959. Principal
E.
sealed
bids
his
at
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on July
14
the
for
water
Due
to
Due
on
1969
15,000 town hall
June
1
from
York
City, or at
of Sanford,
Bank
gality
York
Ra¬
apparatus
June
1
from
bonds. Due on
to
1973 in¬
clusive.
Dated
June
1,
1959.
the National
Sanford. Le¬
approved by Reed, Hoyt,
& McCarthy, of New
City.
Smithfield,
N.
C.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Greenhills, Ohio
Bond
Offering
(EST)
and
to
$131,000 water
bonds offered June 30
sewer
2942—were awarded
Bache & Co., at price of 100.215,
189,
p.
follows:
$30,000 4s.
1960
*
$55,000 municipal building
completion
bonds.
Dated July
1,
1959. : Due on Dec.
1 from
1960 to f981 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
on June
1 from
1963
inclusive. '
Due on June 1 from
1968 inclusive.'
to
to T972
Mansfield, Ohio
Offering—T. C. Hoffman,
Bond
will receive sealed
(EST) on- July .21
purchase of $28,000 assess¬
for the
fnclusive.
1960
Medina, Ohio
Offering—Everett O. Eng¬
Director
land,
receive
(EDST)
of
sealed
Finance,
of
bids
until
lows:
$37,509 street improvement bonds.
Due
1967
bonds
1
Thomasville, N. C.
.
Sale—The
offered
on
Oct.
1
from
1960
30—v.
189,
2942—were awarded to a group
headed
by the Wachovia Bank &
Co.,
of
Due
Winston-Salem,
at
price of "100:000, a net Interest
cost of about 4.13%, as follows:
a
to
inclusive.
71,452 street improvement
$725,000 water
June
will
noon
July 23 for the^pur$108,961 bonds, as fol¬
on
f'
Bond
to
inclusive.
'
~
from
Due
bonds.
1964
chase
-
1 from
noon
ment
Due on June 1. 1973
1974.
Bank
National
(Cincinnati) in Greenhills. Legal¬
ity approved by Peck. Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
;
Bond
40,000 3^2 5. Due on June
(J-D) payable at The
Ohio
Southern
<
Due
to
46,000 3Vis.
1964
-
a.m.
July 21 for the purchase
on
a-net interest cost of about 3.48%,
as
11
re¬
of
bids until
—v.
will
until
bids
sealed
ceive
W.
Stanley
—
Clerk,
Village
Steinert,
City Auditor,
'
Sale—The
Bond
and
inclusive.
1962
to
interest
Exchange
Trust
bonds.
1981
1962
payable "at -the ;.Chemical
Bank,
in " New
(J-D)
bonds, as follows:
1961
1, 1959.
and
from
Corn
p.
fighting
1
Principal
S400,000
of
June
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on July
14
for
the
purchase of $30,000
fire
purchase
bonds.
1969
in
Due on Sept. 1 from
inclusive.. Principal
1969
to
interest
Easter-:
E.
Easter-
office
1960
f
_
--
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will
receive
Dis¬ $15,000
1989 inclusive.
Dated
Offering—W.
C.
N.
Offering—W.
15,000 3%s.
Waccamaw, N. C.
purchase of $340,000
bonds. Dated
July \, 1959.
and
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
NORTH CAROLINA
Bond
bids until 2 p.m.
14
Buffalo.
Company,
\
NEW
Sale—The
Bond
inclusive.
Legality approved by Vandewater
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Lake
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1966
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the
Manufacturers and
(EST) on July
10 a.m.
the
for
Sewer District No. 4
County Treasurer's office.
will
fire house bonds.
to
15
,4."
Sanford,
p.m.
1, 1959. Due on April
Dated April
1
2
14 for the pur¬
July
on
until
bids
of $33,500
Traders
June 15, 1960
155,000 3I2S due on June 15,1962.
310,000 3%s, due on June 15, 1963
and
sealed
bids until
Washburn
Fel-
E.
Treasurer,
District
receive
3
Y.
Offering—Karl
Bond
Mexico
offered July 1 were $310,000 3s, due
the Kirkpatrick-Petand 1961.
and
Co.
(P. O. Buffalo), N.
Municipal Sch.
(P. O. Las Cruces),
school
building bonds offered June 30—v.
189, p. 2838—were awarded to a
group composed of Quinn & Co.,
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.,
and Boettcher & Co. at a price of
3.54%,
&
t
No.
District
Fire
Wesf Seneca
Sale—The $775,000
Bond
100.026,
$595,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
MEXICO
New
26,000 Special Improvement Dis¬
(J-J) payable at the Liv¬
proved
County
Ana
Dona
purchase
the
for
14
ingston
Manor
National Bank,
Livingston Manor. Legality ap¬
p.m.
NEW
July
interest
York.
July 21
on
F.
Wilfred
of
$258,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1, from 1960
July 1, 1961. Principal
to 1979, inclusive.
Principal and
on
bonds are call¬
able. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
for the pur¬
of $86,000 bonds, as follows:
(MST)
—
1962 to
from
1
1
City.
Bond
Smith, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EDST)
by the City. The
Bond Offering—Robert
Offering
Bond
1,680,000 to National State Bank.
560,000 to Bank of Commerce.
purchase of $9,000 spe¬
assessment
water
bonds.
20 for the
cial
Trust
to -National Newark &
Banking Co.
-1,680,000
York
New York
Co.
June
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
Manor),
Livingston
O.
(P.
2
1959. Due
1973.
payable in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Read, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, or. New
Liberty,
Neversink, Colchester, Andes and
No.
$1,680,000 to Fidelity Union
Motxt.
Offering—Caleb Arnestad,
Clerk,
City
35,
Callicoon,
Rockland,
underground parking fa¬
cility bonds, in the amounts in¬
Special Improvement
Bank
City.
Lane, of New York
&
dicated:
Cut
MeGovern
pur¬
porary
1959.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
to
Sullivan,
by
Hanrahan,
Donovan,
issue of $5,600,000 tem¬
an
approved
Legality
J.
following New¬
agreed
have
banks
ark
(MST) on July 21
N.
Authority,
Parking
Bond Sale—The
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Newark
.
on
Oet.
1
from
bonds.
1960
to
1968 inclusive.
Dated
and
July
interest
Savings
1, 1959. Principal
(A-O)
payable 'at
Deposit Bank Company,
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Medina, O.
Squire,
Cleveland.
:■
$180,000 6s. Due June 1 from 1961
to
1966
inclusive.
"*
T
Montpelier,
"
30,000 5s. Due on June I, 1967.
120,000 3%s. Due on June l from
1968
to
1971
inclusive.
'
Bond
Offering
—
Ohio
"
Erma
I.
De-
Grolf, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. ("EST) on
Volume
Number 5863
190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(207)
July 20 for the purchase,of $35,000
water
system
improvement
OREGON
the Farmers
at
Bond
State & Savings
bids
Bank, Montpelicr.
14
Legality
approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
until
Ohio
(State of)
Bond Offering—Ted. W.
Brown,
Secretary of State and President
of the Commissioners of the Sink¬
Fund,
»b ids
will
receive
15
1959.
C
bonds.
Due
from
Dated
1959
the
at
tral
National
the
at
or
Northern
in Chicago,
Bank
of
bids
20
Cleveland,
of
v
hospital,
Series' B
offered June 30
8
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
July
$240,000
on
muT
:
to.
Principal and in¬
terest /(F-A) payable at the
City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by. /Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
Rankin,, of Portland.
Corp.,. Wm. J.
I
Field, Richards & Dated'July 1, 1959. Due on Aug.
i 1
from
1960
to
1965
inclusive/
Co., Merrill Lynch,. Pierce, Fen- '
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
ner
& Smith, and Sweney, Cartable at the City Recorder's office.
wright & Co., as 4/4s at a price.
01 100.24, a basis of about 4.22%. I Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
/Sayre, Winfree & Rankin of Port(P. O. 308 South
Road, Columbus
ling
Bond
City
Auditor,
the
.
Year' Hand.
Ohio
\
Offering-—Walter, Helper,
bids until
for
13),
will
Road
Due
of
bonds.
$432,110.9,0
1 from
1979 inclusive.1 The bonds
able. at
the
/
Ohio
1960 Jo
are
pay¬
State. Bank
,
Whitehall/ Legality approved: by,
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
„
1959
July 1, 1959. Due
from
1961/ to
1980
Munhall School
bonds.
Bond
Feb.
011
Oregon
Offering — Genevieve
Bond
1974.
Principal and interest (F-A)
Cleveland.
payable at the County Treasurer's
Wilmington City School District,
office. Legality approved by Shu¬
Ohio
i
ler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of
Bond
Sale
The $1,150,000 'Seattle.
school improvement bonds offered
Lane County School District No. 19
July 8 — v. 189, p. 2639"— were
,
awarded to
/Others
in the
account:
.
...
were
Smith, B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris &
Co., and Breed & Harrisoh' Inc.
receive
chase
tion
1
bonds
...
lows:
offered
June
1960
29
View,
the
were
(P.
Okla.
Sale—The
to
Liberty
National
Bank
Co., of Oklahoma City.
'
■
Southeastern
"...
well,
will
8
receive
/ "
1979
on
Aug. 1,
from
1960
1
from
Jordan
.
District
Clerk,
8:30
Offering—Ellen
Secretary
Directors,
bids
.■
State
sealed
bids
at
his
will
receive
office
in
Bond-
-
the
Dated June
15
from
15,
revenue
1959. Due
on
;
Marion
1961
[
July
2,
County School Dist. No.
.
*
',7*
July
$40,000
of
as
transportation
bonds.
"1,000
County
Bond
Independent
for
Bond
000
(P. O. Freedom),
Oklahoma
—
The
equipment
June
30
were
.j
Marion
$8,000 trans¬
bonds
awarded
of¬
to
Freedom State Bank of Free-
'dom,
as
3/4s.
land* "
j
of
Bonds
&
obligation
July 2—v.
sold.
Sold—The
bonds
189. p. 2839—were not
group
was
awarded
headed
by Ira
price
of 97.50,
a
cost
of
about
Haupt
a net
4.646%,
as
/'
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1966
}
inch;
$30,000* 3%s due on Feb. 1,
1967 and
1968; $15,000 3.80s,
due on Feb. 1, 1969; $20,000
3.90s, due Feb. 1, 1970; $20,000
4s, due on Feb. 1, 1971; $20,000
4.05s, due on Feb. 1, 1972, $20,000 4.10s, due on Feb.
1, 1973;
$20,000 4.15s, due on Feb. 1,
1974:
Feb.
Kimball,
$20,000
4.20s, due on
1, 1975; $20,000 4/4s, due
'
6
offered
the
to
July
Bank
6
of
3.95s.
as
v
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July
fromv 1960 to
1971
inclusive.
TENNESSEE
Crockett
County (P. O.
Almo), Tenn.
Bond
Offering—Wayne T. PosCounty Chairman, will.-re¬
bonds,
ceive
(CST)
chase
sealed
bids
until
1:30 p.m.
1961
on
of
to
Chase
Deane
!
Aug. 1,
in
1999.
the
&
syndicate:
Scribner,
inclusive.
East¬
and
Warren
Manhattan
Bank
Washington County, Pa.
Madison
Tennessee
offered June 29
$1,950,000 bonds
were
Company, of St. Louis, at a price
interest cost of about
4.23%,. as follows:
$1,800,000
school
bonds,,
wer'e
awarded
and
Pa.
$1,325,000 school
a
fol¬
$1,305,000
1
from
4/4s,
1970 to
due on
1975 in¬
clusive.
offered
to
as
lows: $495,000 4s, due on Jan.
1 from 1961 to 1969 inclusive,
bonds.
bonds
awarded to
group headed by J. C. Bradford
& Co. and1 the Mercantile Trust
a
Aug. 26, for the
of $300,000 county im¬
Bond Sale—The
New
County (P. O. Bemis),
Bond Sale—The
Jan.
revenue
in
of par,;a net
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
York,
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
City. Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
be received until
purchase
1985
interest
York
W. York & Company.
issue of $1,070,-
bonds
Series 1959
1
Trust
$345,000 sewer bonds, as follows:
$30,000 3s, due on Feb. 1, 1961
and 1962; $60,000 3/4s, due on
Port-
$85,000
offered
Co., at
follows:
County Jefferson School
Not
Street
awarded
were
ton,
bonds,
Aug. 1, 1966.
on
Aug. 1,
1973;
4V4S, due on Aug. 1,
and
2,025,000 4%s, due
provement
Sale—An
a
interest
No. 14CJ (P. O. Jefferson), Ore.
general
Broad
revenue
to
-
•
the
134
Aug. 1 from
Shuler,
1959.
July 15 from 1961 to 1968
of
on
due
Municipal Authority,
Pennsylvania
1960 to 1969 inclusive. Principal
by John
15,
Honesdale
and interest payable at the County
office.
Legality ap-
Sch. j proved
6
Sale
portation
the
j
j
.
Dist. No.
-■
equipment
on
p.m.
Philadelphia. Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munsonof Philadelphia.
Salem), Ore.
Aug. 1,'1959. Due
re¬
Company,
building equipment bonds. \ Treasurer's
Woods
fered
I
8
Principal and interest
payable at the Prospect Park of¬
fice
Legality approved
of
bonds
provement
&
Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Kid¬
der,
Peabody
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Dolphin & Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Bachc & Co., C. C. Collings &
Co.,
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, Singer,
inclusive.
t
follows:
on
the
suc¬
Bond Sale — The $25,000 gen¬
eral obligation sewer system im¬
and
on
for the pur¬
general obliga¬
July
by
the
and
on
man
until
Dated
financial
any
Kimball, S. Dak.
1974
13
on
bonds.
Due
bids
at
designated
Trustees
SOUTH DAKOTA
$45,000
.
sealed
tion
Bohcl Offering—Marie
Massey,
County Independent Sch7 District
Glt&rk, will receive sealed
Colony)-, Okla. r; bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on
July
Bond Sale—An issue of
$10,000 21 for the purchase of
$40,000
bonds was awarded to Shoemaker
general obligation bonds.
Dated
&
Co., Inc.,
Pa.
from
awarded
was
assessment
sewer
4%s,
of
Munson,
Borough Secretary, will
chase
Dist. No. & (P. O.
$9,000
to
Offering—Walter T. Rein-
(EDST)
Washita
i
&
ceive
(P. O. Box Route 2, Box 245,
;>
J.
15,
in¬
hard t,
j which rto bids were received.)
June
to
1984 inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
George
Fagin, of Oklahoma City. ^ "
on
1961
sewer
Others
Bond
Offering—Nancy Vanscoy,
originally..."offered
bonds.
Elliott
Folcroft,
(MST)
District Clerk,, will receive sealed
building extension
improvement
July
15 from
Principal and
Townsend,
receive
Capital Building,.Oklahoma ..bids until July 27 for the pur¬
City, until 10 a.m. (CST)' on J.yly, chase .Of $85,000 general
obliga¬
14
for the
purchase of $128,000 tion, .bpnds." (These are the bonds
and
W.
(EDST)
p.m.
Dated
Jan.
1
July 28 from the pur¬
$750,000 school bonds.
as
follows: $20,000 33/4s, due;
Dated July 1, 1959. Due from 1950
on. Aug. 1,
1966; $30,000 3.90s, to 1975 inclusive.
due 011 Aug. 1,
1967; $30,000
4s, due on Aug. 1, 1968; $35,Ktioxville, Tenn.
000 4.05s, due on
Bond Offering—John J) Duhcan,
Aug. 1, 1969;
$35,000 4.10s, due on Aug. 1, Mayor, will receive sealed bids
1970; $40,000 4.15s, due on until noon (EST) on July 21 for
Aug. 1,1971; $40,000 4.20s, due the purchase of $1,000,000 school
011
Aug. 1, 1972; $85,000 4/4S, building Series D bonds.
Dated
due on Aug. 1,
1973; $40,000 July 1, 1959; Due on July 1 from
Philadelphia.
Fret-
State
student' union
8
bonds.
on
inclusive.
^
Colleges,
until
of
of
1
3%s. Due
2,340,000
of Board
of
will
receive
Bank,
by
College (P. O: from 196! to
1970 inclusive.
Durant), Okla. •
Bond Offering—M. C.
Collum, Marion County Jefferson Sch. Dist.
No. 14CJ (P. O. Jefferson), Ore.
Secretary of Board of Regents of
Oklahoma
as
O.
approved
of
p.m.
$910,000
Township School
Kimberton),
Pennsylvania
(P.
payable
institution;
follows:
Phoenixville. ^Legality
Ore.
R.
will
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Mechanics-National
Valley),
bids until
1984
Feb..
on*
inclusive. The bonds
callable. Principal and interest
(EDST)
purchase
a
terest payable at the Farmers and
inclusive.
Offering—Hazel
1959. Due
to
Due
1982
(F-A)
June 23, at a price of
97.00, a net
interest cost of about
4.79%, as
Pikeland
1959. Due
1967
Aug.
a.m.
group headed by Butcher
Sherrerd and Reynolds & Co.
p.m.
July 14 for the purchase of
$35,000
general
obligation
im¬
Aug. 1 from
11
the
bonds
to
(EDST)
July 21 for the purchase of $2,625,000
school
revenue
bonds.
1
1959.
1962 to
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at any banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
Pennsylvania
der. Legality approved by DanBond Sale—An issue of
$3,250,- forth &
Danforth, of Sioux Falls.
000 revenue
on
Dated
until
(EST) on July 16 for the
purchase of $500,000 general obli¬
gation school bonds. Dated Aug.
Delaware County Mu¬
nicipal Authority (P. O. Media),
Pennsylvania
until
Trustees,
bids
Southwest
on
on
July 13 for the purchase of
$40,000 general obligation bonds.
•Dated" July 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
&
'•
O.
sealed
on
for
j of Philadelphia.
Bond Offering—William H. Von
sealed
fol-
29
general
obligation, im¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug.
1,
Downingtown Joint High School
Authority' (P. O. Downingtown),
School
County. Sch. Dist. No. 81
Bond
.
'
..
as
July
$600,000
obliga¬ j 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
1, 1959. ! 1974 inclusive. Principal and in-
Aug.
Secretary,
of
sealed
bids until
011
'
.
bids
Board
Offering—George C. Beck, by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons,
Controller,
will
receive Charleston.
,
sealed
of
receive
noon
sealed
,
,C.
Carolina
cessful bidders.
terest payable at the
to 1969
City TreasLegality approved by urer's office. Legality approved
Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬ ! by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson,
Hacht,
will-
are
Bond
Howard
Offering—Larry R. Wells,
Chairman
1,
Aug. 1 from 1960
Bond
inclusive.
880,000 '4/4s, due
$30,000 water¬
works system bonds offered July 1
—v. 189, p. 2943—were awarded to
Trust
to: 1968
1969
Mountain
Bond
4.307%,
on
July 15
inclusive. Prin¬
to
City
Offering — Ronald
A.
Borough Secretary, will
Smiley,
headed
group
Due
1970
inclusive.
bonds
2731—
p.
1959.
Scranton, Pa.
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 3 for the pur¬
chase of $50,000
Ruff in,
burgh. ,i
South
Bond
Board
Bond
District
::
•
to Shoemaker & Co.", at
interest; cost of about 4.22%; h Malheur
net
a
$720,000.'4V2S, due
-v;v/-;/•
awarded
a
to
189
15,
awarded
Orangeburg County School Dist.
No. S (P. O.
Orangeburg),
town.
Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson", of
Philadelphia.
Canonsburg, Pa.
on
p.m.
July 14 for the pur¬
$155,000 general obliga¬
improvement bonds. Dated
1960 to
Pohl,ao| Pittsburgh.
Due
8
on
proved by Burgwin, Ruff in, Perry
Dated
until
—
were
cipal and. interest payable at the
Security Trust Company, Potts¬
(EDST)
bonds.
bids
Sale
The $125,000 gen¬
obligation notes offered July
Traywick & Co., Inc.
g—Robert H.
of
July
on July 29
$1,900,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated
Aug.
1, 1959. Due 011 Aug. 1 from 1960
to
1989
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
provement
Okla.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 hospital
:
awarded
net interest cost of:
:
OKLAHOMA
Cyril,
building
sealed
from
for the purchase of
White,
i n
e r
«
.
Note
Pottstown, Pa.
O f f
(EDST)
Curry
Road,
Whitehall
Borough, Pittsburgh 36), Pa.
Bond
Offering — Stanley Jarecki, Secretary of Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
&
as
basis of about 4.08%.
a
Principal
SOUTH CAROLINA
McKinney, Borough Manager, will
Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
4900
East
by First National Bank of Oregon,
Portland, at a price of 100.03, a
■
1
■'
obligation
offered June 29—v.
Fenner &
100.2998,
1959.
Darlington County (P. O. Darling•
ton), S. C.
2
of
by Arthurs,
4%s at a price
1,
payable at the York
National Bank & Trust Co.
Legality
approved
by
Saul,
Ewing,
Remick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
eral
.
p.m.
!
(
Aug.
interest
Lestrange & Co.,
PENNSYLVANIA
until 8
District, Pa.
$250,000 gen¬
Aug. 1, 1984"
1985.
Dated
and
obligation bonds offered June
29—v. 189, p. 2839—were awarded
to
a
group
headed
Bond
(P. Q. ,1030 G St., Springfield),
'
Oregon
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000
gen¬
eral
McDon¬
ald & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Sale—The
eral
inclusive.
—
a group headed by- the
Ohio Co., as 4s, at a price of 101.23)
a basis of about" 3.87%'.
/* . L
members
Joseph Lincoln Ray.
Aug; 1, 1982
on
1983.
and
&
Aug. 1, 1980
on
400,000 3.80s, due
Blair &
Noyes
Principal arid interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
District
Secretary's
office. Legality approved
by Shu¬
ler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of
tion
$175,000 general obligation school
building'■ bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1959. Due 011 Aug. 1 from 1960 to
in
Series
4%s.
of the
syndi¬
Co., Inc., Hemphill,
Co., Rambo, Close &
Kerner, Inc., Warren W. York &
Co., Inc., J. S. Hope & Co., and
cate:
receive
general
Jackson County School District
No. 3ti (P. O. Rouge
Dick,-; District Clerk, will receive
/sealed bids, until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
on
JulyV2'l for the purchase of
Dated- July .l,-
Dec.
on
j
River),
receive sealed
purchase,
Poth
1959.
-•
(-EST) onnJuly.21
noon
water revenue
Baldwin
inclusive.
&■ Co..
Whitehall
will
on
Other
Portland.
Garibaldi, Ore.
Bond Offering—Arthur
Phares,
City. Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
July
17 .for
the purchase
of $15,000
general "obligation sewage, bonds.
The First Cleveland
Mericka
Secretary,
bonds, as
Feb. 1, 1999.
on
1981.
and
sewer
Due
on
and
200,000 33/4s, due
1979.
725,000
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on
July 14 for the purchase of $75,000
1
*•'?•
bonds
awarded
were
until
for. the
&
Ohio
Sale—The $1,250,000
nicipal
Bond
District
Dated
.Dallas City,Ore,
and
145,000 3.70s, due
Feb.
on
000
1959
July i, 1959. Due
1, 1976; $20,000 4.30s,
1, 1977, and $50,4.35s, due on Feb. 1, 1978
due
City Water District, Ore.
Offering—C. C. Wright,
1974
Legality approved by
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler. &
Niehoff, of Columbus.
-*
Parma,
Treasurer's
Series
revenue
Feb.
on
receive
* from 1961 to 1980 incusive.
general. obligation sewage treat¬
ment plant bonds. J$ated
Aug. 1,
1959. Due on Aug. t from 1960 to
Columbus.
Bond
pay¬
Offering—John B. Thomas,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
Com¬
Bank
County
water
bonds. Dated
inclusive.
(J-J)
Legality approved by Shu¬
-.
the. Cen¬
Ohio National
the
000
Pacific
Bond
'
1974 in¬
Trust
at
or
1964
will
8 p.m. (PST) on
July 14 for the purchase of $75,-
Jan
Portland.'
Principal
arid* interest
(J-D) payable.at the State Treas¬
urer's office, or at the Bankers
.Trust Company in New York City,
or
to
Secretary,
sealed bids until
bonds.
on
ler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of
clusive.
pany
at
office.
/Sept.* 1,.
to
1,960
July
$95,000
obligation school
Aug. 17, 1959. Due
frorp
able
sealed
(EDST) on Aug1,
11 for the purchase of
$30,000,000
capital improvement construction
Series
on,
of
Principal and interest
hobri
until
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
general
Dated
ing
8
for-the
Water District, Ore.
Offering—C. C. Wright,
District
Offering—Vera M. Seppa,
Clerk, will receive sealed
District
& Merchants
City
Bond
No. 5
(P. O. Astoria), Ore.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
Pacific
Clatsop County School Dist.
Dated July 1, 1959. .Due on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds.
59
June
group
150,000
hospital bonds, as fol¬
lows: $15,000 4s, due on July 1
from 1967 to 1969 inclusive,
30
com¬
posed of C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.,
Dillon, Union Securities
and
$135,000
4/4s, due on
July 1 from 1970 to 1978 in¬
Co., Kidder, Peabody &
clusive..
Co.,
Hemphiljk, Noyes & Co., Butcher &
Other members of the syndicate:
Sherrerd, and Grant & Co., as First National Bank
of Memphis,
Eastman
&
follows:
$40,000
Merrill
3s,
due
on
Aug.
1
from
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
90,000 3/4s, due
1964
to
1969
on
Aug.
1 from
inclusive.
200,000 3//2S, due
on
Aug. 1 from
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
40,000 3.55s, due
100,000 3.60s. due
and
on
Aug. 1, 1975.
Aug. 1, 1976
1977.
100.000 3.65s, due
and
on
1979
on
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, C. H. Little & Co., Union
Planters
Aug. 1, 1978
phis,
National
Interstate
Herman
Bensdorf
Bank
Bank
of Mem¬
Securities
&
Co:,
Corp.,
Provi-
of
Cincinnati, Cum¬
berland
Securities Corp:, Breed
& Harrison, Inc., Third National
Bank in Nashville, Davidson &
dent
Co.,
Inc.,
Mid-South Securities
Co., First U. S. Corporation, and
C. Traywick & Co., Inc.
Howard
*
/
The Commercial and
Tennessee
Morristown,
and
revenue
cation,
1977 to 1981 ^elusive,
(King
District
Sewer
BelleVue
bonds offered
The bonds are dated July 1,
were j J959,
189 p.
2620—were U—, and those maturing in 1975 |
group composed 61'' and thereafter are callable as ol ,
NOVA SCOTIA
bids
sealed
receive
will
p.m.
A
purchase of $1,922,000 school
•the
(EST); on July 28 for
Debenture
Wash.
County) (P. O. Seattle),
tax
awarded
to
a
-j
.
1,.
,
Hugiienin & Boothman,
follows:
Dallas.
Sale—The $3,000,000
bonds offered July
189
2—v.
io
2840—were awarded
p.
Bank, of
Associates, at a
cost of about 4.02%.
Chase Manhattan
the
and
York,
interest
net
Offering—Conn
Brown,
of Texas
a,
,
the
of Directors of ]
j
n/i„
i
»
•
Agricultural and Mechanical
College of Texas (P. O.
Austin), Texas
Sale
Bond
—
The
Glore,
by
bonds.
of
cost
interest
3.47%.,
about
Permanent
bonds:
Fund
July 1
on
inclusive;
on
oI'DaTlas.
1
j
as
1,360,000 4s due
1967
due
3.40s, due on July
1979 inclusive.
from 1970 to
bonds;
Fund
due
on
due
July i
inclusive:
1967
University
$2,040*000
4s,
Permanent
6,000,000
Hugiienin
obligation
ONTARIO
•
Mountlake
jointly,
at
interest
net
as
clusive.
and Channer Securities Co.,
jointly, as 3;54s, at a price of
98.846, a basis of about 3.88%.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July
1
from 1960 to
to
due on June
from
1
21
for
Bond
disposal plant bonds. Dated
First
at
(F-A) payable at the
National
Fort
the
bonds
its
-
1980 to 1993 inclusive.
Dated
and
income
awarded
to
is subject
Principal
payable at the First
National Bank of
"National Bank in Dallas.
Karnes City independent School
District,
T exas
Sale—The S850.000 school
Bond
herd,
bids
15
Heights,
Offering—Fred
Hills
Sale—The
Water
Arbo
$21,500
Extension
bonds
fered June 25 were awarded to
Northwestern
No.
from
Securities
to
1961
Co.,
Ltd.,
Mayor, will
until
for
the
8
p.m.
R.
cil
Shep
receive sealed
(EST)
purchase
of
on
July
Saskatoon
k
•
sealed
enue
$4,600,000 cor¬
$650,000
to
1984
inclusive.
Due
building
Westminster, B. C.
Debenture Offering—Wilfred A.
municipal improvement bonds was
awarded to the State, as 4s. at a
Greene, City
ceive
sealed
'
\
(PDST)
on
Comptroller, will re¬
bids
until
330
School
13,
Board
Sash.
issue
of
debentures was
Dominion Securities
Ltd.,
Wood, Gundy & Co.
Ltd. as 6s.
and A. E,. Ames & Co.
p.m.
July 15 for the pur¬
chase of $3,500,000 Queensborough
price of' par.
Columbian Securities Corp., at a and interest
(A-O) payable at
Wyoming County, County Board Toll Bridge revenue debentures.
price of par, as follows:
Petersburg Savings and American
Of Education (P. O. Pineville),
Due on July 15 from 1962 to 1981
$195,000 411'S. Due on July 1 from Trust
West Virginia
Company, in Petersburg.
incl. Principal and interest (J-J)
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Jesse W. Mor¬ payable at the Bank of Montreal,
355,000 414s. Dudfcon July 1 from Legality approved by Wood, King
in major cities across Canada.
& Dawson, of New York City.
gan, Secretary of Board of Edu1969 to 1976 inclusive.
Southwest Co.: Dittmar & Co., and
1960
No.
Sale—An
to
Corp.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
Public
awarded
CANADA
Neiv
Martinsville, W. Va.
1979 incl.
school
bids until
bonds.
New
to
$763,000
bonds.
(EST) on July 13 for the
purchase of S828.000 sewage rev¬
house bonds offered
Principal
receive
of
purchase
Simard
SASKATCHEWAN
as
1968 inclu¬
porate purpose Series A bonds of¬
City Coun¬
of
was
& Co.,
the
Oshhosh, Wis.
W. Va.
issue
debentures
F.
J.
District
7:30 p.m.
$900,000
July 2, were
general improvement bonds. Dated
awarded to a group, composed of
Rauscher. Pierce & Co., Inc.: First April 1 1959. Due on April 1 from
will
1960
from
of¬
to
Debenture
Sale—The
•
5%s and 6s. Due on July
as
sive.
Bond
1979
Ont.
1
Sale—An
school
414s. Dated Dec. 15, 1959. Due on
15
on
The
Separate Sch.
Roman Catholic
Debenture
to
Va.
Co.,
&
price of 96.11.
O'Brien Board of Trastees of
awarded
Bond
a
'
Wisconsin
.
and
Seattle-First
Bank, both of Seattle,
Dunbar,
Gairdner
5%s at
of
was
Due on June 15 from 1960 to
Chicago,
of
Bank
First
as
$275,000
1959.
Bond Offering—The
Colonial
Ont.
issue
debentures
school
Madison Oakridge Sanitary Dist.
from
Bank,
taxes.
Juiy 1, 1959.
interest
Bond
Federal
Catholic
Sale—An
Debenture
v
r
15
July
School Board,
$200,000
Atkinson. Legality approved
Sale;—The $150,000 general
bonds offered June 2
the
Due
Roman
Kitchener
fered July 1 were awarded to a
National
Bond
syndi¬
Offering—Bernadette 1VI.
group
headed by the Northern
cate: John Nuveen & Co.; Raus- Ferris, Town Treasurer, will re¬ jointly, as 3'r)4s, a price of 100.029,
Trust Co., of Chicago, at a price
a
basis of 3.74%.
chcr, Pierce & Co.. Inc.: American ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
of 100.004, a net interest cost of
Securities Corp.; J. C. Bradford & (EDST) on July 22 for the pur¬
Seattle, Wash.
about 3.63%, as follows:
Co.; Dominick & Dominick; Ira chase of $90,000 school construc¬
Bond
Offering—C. G. Erland$920,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
Haupt & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & tion bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
son,
City Comptroller, will re¬
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
Co., Inc.; Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.; Dye Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬ ceive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
3,220,000 3.60s. Due on July 1
King, Quirk & Co.. Inc.; Johnston, clusive.
Principal
and
interest (PST) on Aug. 3 for the purchase
from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
Demon & Co.;
payable at the Montpelier National of
$5,000,000 general obligation
460,000 3.70s. Due on July 1, 1978
Stern Brothers & Co.; A. G. Ed¬ Bank,
Montpelier, or the Mer-<
improvement, Series No. 3 bonds.
and 1979.
wards & Sons: Fridlev & Freder- chants
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
Rational Bank ol' Boston.
Other members of the syndicate
king: Schmidt, Roberts & Parke; Lega&^r approved by Peter Giu¬
from
1961
to
1979 inclusive.
are:
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
Howies, Winston & Co.; Moore, liani, of Montpelier.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
Leonard
& Lynch: Cruttenden,
able at the City Treasurer's office,
VIRGINIA
both
of
New
York,
Harriman
JPodesta & Co.: Watiing,. Lerchen
or
at
the fiscal
agency
of the
Ripley & Co., Inc., Dean Witter &
& Co.; Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; Bridgewater College (P. O. Bridge- State in New York
City. Legality
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Kafi'ensperger. Hughes & Co.. Inc.
water), V a.
approved by Weter, Roberts &
Curtis, Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Bond Offering—-Lowell A. Mil¬ Shefelman, of Seattle.
Grapevine, Texas
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., First
Bond Sale—An issue of $425,- ler. Treasurer, will receive sealed
Whatcom County Meridian School of Michigan Corp., Julien Collins
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on July
008 waterworks and sewer reve¬
District No. S05 (P. O. Belling& Co., Frantz Hutchinson & Co.,
20 for the purchase of $450,000
nue
bonds was awarded
to the
and Channer Securities Co.
ham), Wash.
dormitory* revenue bonds. Dated
First Southwest Co,, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $85,000 general
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov;. 1 from
WYOMING
$56,000 414s. Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1998 inclusive. Legality obligation bonds offered July 2—
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
v.
189, p. 2840—were awarded to Sweetwater County Sch. Dist. No. 4
approved by Covington & Burling,
the State Finance Committee.
65,000 44-jS. Due on May f1 from of
(P. O. Rock Springs), Wyo.
Washington, D. C. The issuer
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
is not a public
agency • and
in¬
WEST VIRGINIA
be received until July 21 for the
304,000 4.60s. Due on May 1 from terest on
of
6s.
as
incl.
awarded to the Peoples Na¬
tional
6,
Separate
and interest
obligation
were
June
June 8
Renton, Wash.
1 from
The Bankers Bond Corp., Ltd.,
to
sealed
receive
(CDST) on July
purchase of $476,000
the
sewage
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
1,
of
issue
Sale—An
$1,559,000 debentures was awarded
Aug. 1, 1959. Due 011 Aug. 1 from
1960 to
1979 inclusive. Principal
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Town School Dist., Vt.
Fort William, Ont.
Debenture
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
June
Ltd., on
at a price of 98.285.
from 1960 to 1979
incl.
bids until 2 p.m.
City
VERMONT
Moretown
will
or
630,000 4V2S, due on June 1
1983 to 1989 inclusive.
awarded
Wis.
410,000 4%s. due on June 1 from
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
1976 inclusive.
to
June 8, as 5%s,
Due on July 2
of
issue
debentures was
Bankers Corp.,
The
on
Milwaukee.
Atkinson,
Clerk,
City
Dec.
50,000 4.20s. Due on July
1974 inclusive. Le¬
$75,000
to
Bond Offering—E. J. Garth wait,
Se¬
1969 inclusive.
Dated
1971.
29
365,000 41/is, due on June 1 from
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
and
$3,360,000 3.40s. due on
July 1 from 1970 to 1979 in¬
members
Ont.
from 1960 to 1979 incl.
follows:
as
to
1962
20,000 4s. Due on July 1, 1970 and
4.54%,
June
Nuveen &
to John
gality approved by Quarles, Her-
awarded
was
4s,
$295,000.
$50,000 4.20s. Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
; 4
1972
about
of
cost
follows:
1969;
bonds
A
offered
bonds
awarded
riott & Clemons, of
& William B. Harper & Son & Com¬
pany and Blyth & Co., Inc., jointly,
at a price of 97.00, a net interest
...
King, Nelson & Co.,
a price of 100.009,
a
cost of about 4.162%,
and
building
were
school
Sale—The $325,000
Bond
Sale—An issue of $1,700,-
Bond
—
and
Other
Belleville,
Fergus, Ont.
Debenture
Sale—An
Wis.
Wash.
Terrace,
000 water and sewer revenue
ries
and
Prairie
O. Burlington),
(P.
Fort
unlim¬
ited tax schoolhouse bonds offered
June 30
v. 189, p. 2944 — were
awarded
to Lovett Abercrombie
Co.
bonds
B
vJ ;
at par..
Bond Sale—The $120,000
&
Series
gen¬
189 p. 2732—
awarded to the State, as 4s,
were
Spring
Rochester,
Lyons (Towns) Union Sch. Dist.
Co.,
$125,000
25—v.
offered June
Texas
from 1960 to
$600,000 314s,
Julv 1, 1968 and
on
eral
j West Oso Independent Sch. Dist.
i
(P O. Route 3, Corpus Christi),
July I, 1968 and 1969; and
$2,240,000
Dumas,
by
proved
University
from 1960 to
$400,000
(CDST)
p.m.
$886,000 corporate purpose bonds.
general
Washington
Sale—The
Bond
at the American Na¬
tional Bank, Terrell. Legality ap¬
follows:
$4,000,000
Sale—The $72,000
King County Federal Way School
District No. 210 (P. O. Seattle),
or
Phelps,
Forgan
^ j sealed bids until 2
bonds offered July G-,
v. 189, p. 2840—were awarded to
the State, as 414s, at par.
revenue Series 1958
^ from 1960 to 1 1981 inclusive.
Dated Aug
19o9 D 0 On
1
Dallas,
$10,000,000
Fenn &
& Co., C. J.
Devine & Co., and F. S. Smithers
& Co., at a price of par, a net
headed
Co.,
J.
City Clerk, will receive
Wash.
Bond
Pl.;^inn1 anrf interest rF_A) nav_
Principal and ;nfpW (F-A) pay
able at the First National Bank in
July 8—v. 189, p.
2943—were awarded to a syndicate
j3roehm,
Ofterin g—Elden
Sale—The $35,000
I Aug.
offered
bonds
at
obligation
University]**"?
of the
J Board
a.JOs,
Bond
i
!
lone,
sealed bids
25,000
municipal
improvement
until 5 p.m. (CST) on July 20 for
bonds.
the purchase of $250,000 street and ,
Terrell, Texas
d r a i n a g e improvement bonds.'
Bond Offering—H. W. Hindman,
Dated Aug. 1, 1969. Due on Feb.;
1 from 1962 to 1984. Legality ap-j City Secretary, will receive sealed
proved by Gibson. Spence & Gib- , bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST ) on July
Con, of Austin.
14 for the purchase of $450,000
Board of Regents
as
Wis.
Appleton,
—
'v
An issue of
county -debentures was
sold to a group composed of Nes¬
bitt, Thomson & Co., Inc.; Do¬
minion
Securities Corp.;
W. C.
Pitfield
&
Co., Ltd.,
and the
Royal Bank of Canada, as 5J2S, at
a
price of 96.07.
199-99' a bc*sis of ab )ut j on jujy 14 for the purchase of
oVqu%
N
70,000 sewer system
receive
will
Mayor,
V'+Rvfrk
Bank
Angeles
Port
u.88 -ft}:.
$160,000 street bonds.
140,000 waterworks system bonds.
Tex.
Aransas Pass,
Bond
~~
Bond
schoolhouse
New
July 7
awarded to the Libby State
of
WISCONSIN
offered'
ing and equipment bonds
Sale
Debenture
'
S.
N.
$598,000
u/lcrnMCiM
Sale—The
Bond
\
County,
| Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July
Debenture
Sale—An
issue of
general j. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Plainview, Texas
$1,400,000 debentures was sold to
obligation bonds offered June 2—(Principal and interest (J-J) payBond Sale—An issue of $395,000
Dawson, Hannaford Ltd., Gairdable at the City Treasurer's office.
municipal improvement bonds was v. 189, p. 2404—were awarded to
ner & Co., Ltd., Deacon, Findley,
awarded
to the First Southwest the State Finance Committee, as Legality approved by Chapman &
Coyne, Ltd., and Bank of Mon¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
Company and First of Texas Cor¬ 414s, at a price of! par.
treal, on June 8, as 5%s. Due on
poration, jointly, as follows:
Burlington (City), Burlington,
June 15 from 1960 to 1979 inch
Kelso, Wash.
T exas
.Bond
Angeles), Wash.
j
$25,000 build- I
Port
*
July 1 from
Halifax
&
Trimble
Marshall,
j Mitchell, of New York City.
O.
July 1 from 1960
inclusive.
1979
to
,
.
Consol. j Caldwell,
Crescent
School District No. 313 (P.
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
schoolhouse bonds was- awarded
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
to The Municipal Securities Co.,
133.000 4Vis.'due on July 1 from as 4s. 4J/4s and 4^>s at par. Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
1960 to
1979 inclusive. Legality
TEXAS
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe*,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
Amarillo Independent Sch. Dist.,
inclusive.
to 1971
1961
223.000 4 bis, due on
t->-
.
County,
Clallam
Tex.
Lela Independent Sch. Dist.,
1 from
4s, due on July
$294,000
of Dallas.
$150,000
Sale—The
of 93.83. Due on
■
n
ss
rgyle, N. S.
municipal debentures were award¬
ed
to
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
and Ltd. on June 10 as 5Ws at a price
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,340,- ' 1^1959^Du^on°Aug. T from "i960
—
. •
ooo, various sewer revenue Series to 1969 inclusive. Principal
The First U S Corporation. Lucien! July 1, 1974.
Principal and inter- headed was awarded to a group 1 interest (F-A) payable at the
D bonds
p-.
by Foster & Marshall, at a : g^ate Treasurer's office, or at the
3L. Bailey & Co.. and J. Osborn ! est
(J-J) payable at the Frost nrinn nt «7
npf interest post of
J
Wood & Co., at a price of par, a i National Bank of San A^onio. price of 97, a net interest cost of j First National City Bank, NewYork City. Legality approved by
approved
3
«. about 4.93 J .
York City.- Legality aonroved bv
net interest cost of about 4.34%,; Legality
24—v
June
Monday, July 13, 1959
...
.
—
] until 7
WASHINGTON
July 1 from
300,000 4%S. Due Oil
1
Sewer!
Sale—rThe S650.000
Bond
Financial Chronicle
1
(208)
60
on
July 1 from 1960 to 1979.
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