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JUL
ISSUE
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business
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Financial Chronicle
Reg. CT. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
188
Number 5761
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
ABC
Vending
of
150,000 shares of $1
$17.75 per share.
of
PROCEEDS—"Hie
to
certain
about
will
16'e>
proceeds
and
of
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Slock
common stock at a
approximately
enterprises,
continue
all
of
value
par
In This Issue
to
own
associated
177,210
$2,662,500
price
with
the
of
ABC's
common
will
quarterly dividend
25
cents
rate
the
on
manage¬
shares,
Notes
♦Of
the
pledge
a
($1
total
of
AS
JUNE
OF
par)
23,
Page
Outstanding
$3,248,430
of
notes
receivable
from
proximately $550,000 at the
of equipment of subsidiaries
license
fees
and
per
of
ments
notes
annum
$225,000
each
short-term
pany's
interest
at
subsidiary
annum
the
1,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Interest
is
1959
the
at
in
and
rate
three
obligations
wholly
a
of
the
1960.
owned
The
to
&
Baker,
Simonds
Bior.en
Blunt
&
E.
2,000
H.
Lester,
Co
&
&
Hutton
F.
Kuch
G.
Burke
Ryons
Co
MacDonald,
2,000
5,000
Reed.
Oscar
1,000
Saunders.
5,000
Smith,
E.
Dooly
&
Co
Lear
45
3,646,430
9,789,940
16,878,068
income
8,582,870
12,080,399
9,921,161
15,359,701
9,923,470
22,087,598
9,923,470
$0.87
$1.22
$1.55
$2.23
on
42,612,096
9,921,161
40% Expansion in Gypsum Board Use Seen by Stewart
of
levels
by
1
Mr.
1965
Mr.
of
all
surfaces,
homes
United
States
will
Stewart
being
built
today
the
use
above
rise
of
the
board
for
he said.
turned out
year
billion
6.6
feet of
square
gypsum
said,
and industry marketing studies indicate that
should reach more than 9 billion square feet.
production
Stewart
the
by 1965, H. Dorn Stewart, President
Allied Chemical Corp., said on July 16.
industry last
board,
in
40f,b
of
half
wall
board
gypsum
by
than
The
35
made
these statement^ during a press tour of Barrett's
fully automated gypsum board plant at Edgewater, N. J.
The
plant, which began limited production in February, is now reaching
its capacity of 800,000 square feet of finished
gypsum board in every
new
35
3,000
factory,
hattan.
Miscellaneous Features
& LynchJackson &
54
__
the
outlets
and
49
board
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
50
4,000
the
on
Hudson
Barrett's first
Stewart
fire-resistant
11
_
Mr.
said.
river
major
from
across
into
move
the
Man¬
upper
board
gypsum
Expansion
plans for the new
facility
include construction
of a calcining
unit which will permit the un¬
loading and processing of gypsum rock directly from deep draft ships
which transport the rock from quarries.
The new plant is supplying
49
Exchange
located
represents
business,
Rates
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Co.,
in
New
products
gypsum
Long
Jersey,
builders
to
Island,
southern
and
New
building supply
York, Connecticut,
nearby points In Pennsylvania.
Because
transportation costs are a major factor In its marketing,
currently is investigating construction of additional gypsum
plants to serve fast-growing population areas, Mr, Stewart said.
Barrett
Barrett
tion
of
of
entered
the
the
the
Newark
plant
new
4.000
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 50
matic
automatic
4,000
Stiver & Co
2,203,385
543,512
______
24-hour period.
Foreign
&
40,408,711
1,796,332
543,512
3,504,469
35
3,000
Co
&
26,314,266
1,171,148
secur.
28,654,110
exps.
More
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange.
2,000
Inc.
of
income
interior
35
Co.
Shepard
Prescott,
2,000
22,132,168
872,955
misc.
9,399,702
3,000
Inc.
Cruttenden,
14,715,451
oper.
and
Production
Averages 35
Inc.
;
,
&
1,823,215
7,000
Leonard
Webber,
Curtis
from
Barrett! Division
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
Paine,
2,000
genl.
income
present
SEC Index of Stock Prices
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
&
J
23,303,316
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock
.
outstanding
Earnings per share
41
5,000
Moore,
—
&
1958—6 Mos.—1957
133,629,116 315,273,987 349,483,813
1,752,234
40
1,000
Marks
M.
and
5,796,814
,
3,000
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
were
1957
16,131,918
Net
Co.__
&
Laurence
Codings & Co., Inc.
Podesta & Co.
C.
1958
31,
debs.
purchase
Co
2,000
Simmons
&
30,
Dec.
and
Shares
39
Co
&
&
3,000
Co
Ellis
com¬
sold
sale
&
The
3.000
Co.__
&
June
at
taxes__
38
set forth opposite
4.000
Co
&
Eichler
Boenning
C.
40,000
Total
Inter.
Exchange
Shares
L-,
Co.
5,000
Bache
Bateman,
of
subsidiary.
underwriters
Shares
Lestrange
at
total
1957.
1958—3 Mos.—1957
166,411,933
.
on
Federal
40
below:
Reynolds & Co.; Inc
36
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
install¬
Pro!it
39
Stock
inc.
inter,
income
36
Toronto
aggregating ap¬
approximately $500,000
security for payment of
the respective number of shares of common stock are
Arthurs,
June
137,591,759 148,003,851 260,525,786 282,201,973
and depletion..
14,104,723
13,493,097
28,433,935
26,873,129
Gross
36
Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
approximating
$1,771,000
carry
for 90-day paper.
Those of a
interest of from 4Vc to AVa% per
^Exclusive of 48,960 shares held by
their names
of
expenses
Divs.,
36
Montreal
by
lessors
maturing
1958,
secured
were
rate
part
carry
maturities.
6-month
as
notes
banks
to
and
banks.
of
commercial
most
date,
pledged
to
Sept.
on
notes
prime
for the
on
payable
$492,832
concession
same
was
$675,000
on
payable,
sell.,
31
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
$1,126,866 shs.
oper.,
Deprec.
27
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
was
goods
15
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
1958
1,500,000 shs.
amount
notes
30,
revenues
of
...
New York Stock Exchange
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
oper.
admin,
Stock and Bond Quotations
or
&
Cost
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
payable
stock
stock
common
Authorized
*
from
level
Per. End. June 30—
Sales
share.
per
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Inventories
of $13,800,000
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
go
stops.
to
requirements.
reduction
a
nearly $5,000,000 below
•
increased
dividend
cover
$84,960,000.
outstanding stock.
DIVIDEND—The
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
would
BUSINESS—ABC Vending and its subsidiaries, one of the
largest
organizations of its kind, sell a wide
variety of merchandise through
sales personnel and automatic
coin-operated vending machines in over
4,000 locations in the more populous areas of 37
states, the District
of Columbia,
and in Canada and Cuba.
Among the units operated
are
restaurants, and bars and stands at race tracks,
airports, bus
terminals and turnpike
recently
$1.25
<j}
net
individuals
who
ment,
PUBLIC UTILITY
Offered—Rey¬
Co., Inc., headed an underwriting group which
publicly on July 17 a registered secondary issue
nolds &
offered
Price
Corporation and Investment News
-
Corp.—Common
Y., Monday, July 21, 1958
The Course of Bank Clearings
which
in
board business in 1956 with the
gypsum
Plaster
the
Co.,
Newark, N. J.
following
controls
regulate
acquisi¬
It started construction
Electric,
year.
electronic
and
pneu¬
the
4,000
William
Co.—
4,000
800-foot-long production line
hardens, cuts, bakes, packages
and stacks 8 to 16 foot boards and gypsum lath. The boards are made
Goodbody & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
5,000
5.000
Stein
2,000
in
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
4,000
Hill
3,000
Stroud
4,000
Francis
I.
duPont
Fusz-Schmelzle
Richards
&
&
&
Co—
Co., Inc.
Co
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
,
.Friedrichs
V.
187,
p.
R.
Bros.
Charles
&
A.
Co
&
Staats
&
&
Boyce
Inc
Co.,
Taggart
&
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
2901.
Wrigley
secondary
Stores,
offering
of
Inc.
—
25,000
Secondary
shares
of
Offering
common
—
A
Railway
(par $1)
at
p.
made
on
July 16 by The First Boston Corp.,
Net
—V.
per
share.
share, with
The
a
was
oversubscribed.—V.
3/8th to
operation
forms,
3/4-inch thicknesses.
Stewart
said
the company
is looking into the possibility of
pre-fab gypsum partitions for nonload-bearing walls of office
buildings. The new walls would consist of three fabricated layers of
gypsum
board and would need only painting after installation, or
could
be
supplied with a fabric treatment to meet the decorative
requirements of building owners.
Other pre-fabricated walls being
$1,964,553
$2,736,041
336,283
1,725,804
1,989,993
$551,565
415,614
considered
$79,466
$135,951
$238,749
$746,048
16,600
ry. oper.
41,481
1,661
227,652
railway oper. inc.
1S7, p. 2789.
board
and
would
from
rev.
be
Advantages for the
accelerated
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern 11R.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
187,
would consist
of
various
combinations
of gypsum,
fiber
plastic—all produced by Barrett.
The pre-fabricated walls
substantially thinner than the standard four-inch walls in
today but would provide improved decibel loss and fire protection.
new wall, he said, include lower costs because of
use
faster
dealer's concession of 50 cents
offering
1958—5 Months—1957
$415,749
expenses.
oper.
stock
York, and Edward D. Jones & Co., St. Louis, Mo.,
$18
per
was
1958—Month—1957
revenue—
Railway oper.
Net
New
continuous
making
1,000
Co.
Period End. May 31—
ACF
47
Mr.
3,000
Co
&
Hague
If 58—Month—1957
1958—5 Months—1957
tively
roll
made
construction
tenant
by the
technique,
pre-fab
and
.
,
building
major
a
materials
supplier
Net
Net
oper.
revenue,.
$197,931
$350,079
$1,215,273
oper.
expenses.
152,657
180,440
898,524
from
rev.
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
$45,274
ry. oper.
inc.i.
oper.
$1,663,857
789,422
$169,639
$316,749
*27,347
215,365
*9,792
The
corporation has
called
redemption
for
its
company announced
mainland exploratory
July 10 the successful completion of its
on
gas
well on an 8,000 acre leased site in
County, West Virginia.
Zappa, President, said the yield of the well is expected
to
be
1,600,000 cubic feet per day.
The gas produced will be used
by utility companies in West Virginia.
Two offsets to the well are
to be
started
immediately and a second well, on the same field, is
nearing completion. Mr. Zappa stated that this field has a potential
Nicholas
outstanding
per
This
first
2901.
p.
Allied Control Co., Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
187, p. 2789.
Alaska Oil & Mineral Co. Inc.—New Gas Well—
CANADA-
siding, insulation board, sheathing, acoustical tiles, rock
Insulation, plastic panels and asphalt and tar road materials.
187,
roofing,
$874,435
37,347
wool
—V.
Railway
Railway
2329.
-
although compara¬
Other company products include shingles,
to gypsum board.
new
possible
changes.
is
Barrett
share, plus accrued dividends.
Bank
Farmers
7%
cumulative
on
participating
Aug.
15,
preferred
all of
1958,
stock
at
$5
Payment will be made at the City
Trust
Co.,
Can
Co.—Opens Sixth Coil Installation—
22
William
St.,
York,
New
Y.—V.
N.
185,
1269.
p.
Theodore
Stability and Growth
A strong currency, a stable government, a
boundless frontier, make Canada an obvious
choice for the
far-sighted investor.
The
advisory facilities of our Research & Port¬
Department are freely available to institu¬
tional and private investors who hold investments
folio
in this country.
of
55
wells.
gas
Associated
90,000
with
Communications
-
A.
O.
M.
Engineers,
in
the
West
Virginia
of Washington,
D.
The Alaska firm also holds 5,500 additional
out
West
gas
wells
ings
and
Virginia
in
other
in
are
and
the
of
where
additional
varied
owns
parts
Alaska,
112,000
American
This company on July 15 added
network
of
coil processing
wide
the
firm
under
acres
Page
scattered
other
12
company's
100,000
option.—V.
The
.
acres
182,
through¬
producing
major
hold¬
under
Los
months
Knowles & Co. Ltd.
First Quarter
The
Exchange
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
25 ADELAIDE ST.
WEST—TORONTO, CANADA
the
in
volume
quarter
first
for
of
shutdowns
the
reports
1958,
quarter
nearly
Glen B. Miller,
for
and
third
Corp.—Second
all
net
Quarter Net Exceeds
due
other
income
of
87
of 27c<>
cents
from
per
to
a
the
for
share
68
cents
the
earned
general
improvement
in
sales
products.
on
seasonal
quarter,
the
July
16 stated
factors
company
might
that
although
adversely
expected
income
Can.
vacation
affect
for
187,
Two
p.
the
sixth
others will
be
opened
the
in
last
opened this year in
2789,
corporation on July 9 reported net sales for the first 24 weeks
this
results
the
income,
cents
ended
for
12
share,
the
for
second
weeks
June
15,
of
of
to
compared
$5,000,
the corresponding period
12
this
weeks
offset
year.—V.
the
187,
p.
net
the same
Corp.
below.—V.
187,
p.
with
of
$573,000,
1957.
income
An
or
Net
42
operating
reported
for the
2901.
American Express Co.—Affiliate
Hertz
approximately
$27,587,000,
reported for the 24 weeks ended June 16, 1957.
declined
however,
per
loss
See
year
year,
the $27,547,000
first
chiefly
President,
of
as
increase
an
is
installation
coil
American
South.—V.
American Enka Corp.—Net Earnings Decline—
by 27%—
corporation
second
Members: The Toronto Stock
Chemical
adjoining Canco's can-making plant, will shear
plate and steel plate into standard can-making
capacity of more than 90,000 tons of plate a year.
a
Angeles
by
and
East
This
Allied
tin
lease
the
209.
p.
of
It will have
The
18
facility,
new
coils
sheets.
in
The
has
Is
giant
acres
interests
country.
venture
C.
another link to its $31,000,000 nation¬
facilities with the dedication of a
foot plant at Los Angeles, Calif.
square
Expands in Canaoa—
2329.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
14, next, 3,250
$100 per share,
Payment will be made at the
1 Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V. 187, p. 2789.
has called for redemption on Aug.
cumulative prior preferred stock at
company
The
of its
shares
dividends of 64.16 cents per
plus
Trust Co.,
Irving
share.
Co.—Acquisition—
This company has purchased 95%
of the stock of the Merchants
Fire Insurance Co., Denver, Colo., it was announced on July 16 by Fred
A.
Carnell, President of American Liberty.
Aggregate purchase price
American Liberty Insurance
'
$2,000,000.
stock was
the
of
Merchants Fire is licensed in 31 States and is repre¬
than 600 agents. Its operations have been confined
to the writing of fire insurance and
allied lines. Premiums earned
in 1957 totaled $2,378,675.
As of May 31, 1958, assets of the Merchants
Fire totaled $4,598,827 with a policyholders surplus of $1,573,933.
If the two companies had been combined during 1957, total assets
et Dec. 31 would have been $9,645,500, policyholders surplus $4,724,324
by'
making
In
Mr. Carnell will become President of the Merchants Fire,
with Clyde H. Gardner, the former President,
becoming Chairman of
the Board.
All other officers of the Merchants Fire will continue in
their
present capacity, and officers of American Liberty will also
become officers of Merchant Fire.
The ffew board of directors of Merchants Fire will be comprised of
members: five
American Liberty.
directors
present
the
of
11
officers of the
six
and
capital of Mer¬
Policyholders
be increased to $2,000,000. Merchants Fire will im¬
for licenses in the southeastern states in which
is now active, Mr. Carnell added.—V. 177, p. 2782.
According to Mr. Carnell, plans are to increase the
Fire to $1,000,000 from its present $600,000.
chants
surplus
also
apply
will
mediately
American Liberty
American Machine
Contract
Foundry Co.—Iranian
&
Chairman of the Board, has announced that
has awarded the company a nuclear research
installation at the University of Teheran's new
Patterson,
Morehead
the Iranian Government
to
brings
contract
world's
the
AMI1,
outside
Amirabad
in
center
Iranian
The
for
contract
reactor
science
number of research reactors
this type of atomic energy
of
producer
largest
capitol.
Iranian
the
the
16
construct and operate. In
addition to five in the United States and one in Canada, 10 represent
overseas
installations around the world in Iran, Japan, Israel, Italy,
Portugal,
Greece,
Austria,
Germany.
Holland, and Puerto Rico.—
has
equipment,
V.
of
vear,
1S7,
barrels.
The first-half, 1958, ship¬
barrels shipped in the first half
of the sales pace of last
6,116,077
barrels
exceeded
6,000,000
V
Marinette, Wis.—New
Ansul Chemical Co.,
Two
to design,
assigned
beer
2902.
p.
Equipment Co.—Earns. Higher—
Photocopy
American
have been
intermediates
chemical
new
In
of
$1,128,755
this company reported on July 1
sales of $8,482,429 for the period ended
on
31, 1958.
During the same first six months in 1957, net income
$922,935 on sales of $7,302,877.
Earnings per share of common
increased to $1.37 from $1.12 in 1957.
Samuel G. Rautbord, President, stated that second quarter earnings
The
odorant
an
;1
synthesis.
anisaldehyde
Ortho
and larger
is used as
the
•
————
will
ASCOP
original
its
all
recover
in
cost
future
The
$113,700 in
black
the
should
point
period ended May 31] rose 24% on a 8.6% rise in net sales.
quarter reported sales of $4,336,869 compared with $3,994,-
the
record
721 in the 1957 period. Earnings rose, to $599,319 from $483,289. The
report includes sales and earnings for APECO's whollly-owned Canadian
subsidiary, APECO of Canada Ltd.
Mr. Rautbord said that second quarter earnings per share of common
stock
increased 24%
to 73
cents from 59 cents in 1957 based on
186, p. 1494.
825,000 shares outstanding.—V.
American Telephone
& Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
the
(Includes Earnings of Subsidiaries Only to the Extent Received by
Company as Dividends)
Net
operating
7,075,490
27,960,000
Dividend
80,580,000
156,919,054 670,370,000
Other
11,790,000
13,133,675
46,100,000
income—:
186,780,246
797,050,000
Interest
Net
.
Dividends
Atchison, Topeka
Railway
shares
]
$2.72
share—
per
"Figures for June
of
Period End. May 31—1958—3 Mos.—1957
number
average
on
Fed,
f
v
—V.
oper.
expenses—
inc.
on
oper.
taxes
142,939.244
130,268,656
536,485,906
Net
oper,
inc.,
250,204,006
214,926,660
924,655,814
income—
39,112,639
40,952,615
145,323,932
•
831,324,454
142,505,441
Int.
289,316,645
255,879,275
1,069,979,746
973,829,BO'S
on
55,891,470
41,613,216
194.462,868
152,986,352
the
233,425,175
214,266,059
875,516,878
820,843,543
•
.
/
,,
"
*
■
.
minority ints._
Applicable to
6,602,916
5,687,883
23,942.456
23,196,708
A.T.&T.Cojstk.
226,822,259
208,578,176
851,574,422
"797,646,835
!
earns,
sh._
per
•American
'
$3.31
'
$13.13
$13.17
&
telephone
+ Includes proportionate interest in net earnings of West¬
Co.
and
all other subsidiaries
not
consolidated
(partly
Electric
Telegraph
and
Co.
%
estimated).
Based^ on average number of shares 'outstanding.
Frederick R. Kappel, President, on June 30 said in part:
About
became
Also,
two-thirds
convertible
the
of
the
into
million
$718
stock
has
company
on
made
of
12
May
the
first
which
debentures
A.T.&T.
have already been converted.
of shares under the
share owners in Ja™"arv
and
offering
employees' stock plan authorized by the
335,000 employees have elected to make installment payments to
purchase 3,150,000 shares.
some
Since
first
the
refinanced
;
offer
of
the
outstanding
three
year
bond
of
issues.—V.
Eell
the
188,
have
companies
145.
p.
the
its
Jan.
July
and
1
1.
maturity.
to
•
•
-
dated
notes,
secured
6%
of
July
obligations
direct
are
lVa%
and
is
for
at
each
premium of 4,/2%
month
that
after
par
of the
one
payable Jan. 1»
through
period thereafter
date to maturity. - ;
is
Interest
privately owned distilling
largest
United
States.
In
the
1957
compary
was
the
whiskey.
During the year ended
constituted
approximately 3.83%
of
Kentucky
of
production
inc.—
.
'
„,
-1957
Of
-
the
the
of
net
1963
27,000
and
banks
1964
used
be
other
and
repayment
the
for
lenders,
thereby
V
'the
187,
p.
receipts will
and
be
secured
1964
reacquired simultaneously with the
and that receipts for approxi¬
notes
will
barrels
such
of
be
delivered
the
to
trustee
the
to
2902.
general
funds
repaid
the company and will be available
whiskey. The short-term loans which
the net proceeds were incurred for
of
of
out
financing inventories.*.
of
purpose
be
to
f,v
secured
%
a
6%
•
1,
Oct.
1,600,000
1962——
due July 1, 1963—--——ii———
300,000
due Juiy 1, 1964____—_—— _—1,000,000
JSundry indebtedness (short-term debt)—11—\
stock, per value $100 per -share (authorized,
§9,586,802
(Common
■
7.500* shares)
>1
(1 "includes
$163,000
(a >
%;;!
tl
-7.5Q0 shs.'
1,(1964
Lj_11—^._lll_c.V——2-—
—111
4%" unsecured
of
notes
due
May
% given in connection with purchase of stock of Louisville Distributors,
•Inc.); (b) $95,564 of 4I2'< unsecured notes due April 30. 1963, payable
+n semi-annual instalments (given in connection with warehouse pur'
,
chasesu
<c)
notes
due
unsecured
6%
a
payable
1961.
1,
.
monthly
in
note in the amount of $64,152 due Jan.
instalments; and (d ) $25,000 of . 7%
1961, secured by whiskey warehouse
'
%
' •*
September
and
July
receipts.
*
due within one
$39,492
year.
-
-
%
•
'
'
long-term debt due within one year,
but includes (a) $4,130,151 of notes payable to whiskey dealers under
% lines of -creditr, (b)
$3,733,256 of notes payable to banks;
and (r.)
other indebtedness of $1,973,355." The notes mentioned under
(at-are
IDoes
*4,289
until
$1,505,082
1,470,016
$156,000
are
of
whiskey warehouse receipts, and are renewable
four years of age.
The interest rates are
noces payable, to banks
from 4vz%
to G%, of
secured by accounts receivable, $188,848 by case
18,076
reaches
whiskey
the
demand
rate being 6J4% .
The
bearing interest at rates
current
notes
$2,804,408
'Which
are
goods and $740,000 by whiskey warehouse receipts.
The remaining in¬
debtedness,
of
which
$1,364,822
is. secured by
w hiskey
warehouse
$173,658
*52,013
the
(Variable,
$1,643,674
1,349,082
9,777-'
portion
include
not
;90 day notes, secured by
1958—5 Months—1937
$39,144
,
security, bears interest at rates from 4% to 13y-t%
represented bv trade acceptances without interest
and $100,000 borrcwed without interest from a corporation 50%
owned
by the company).
•
'
•
'.receipts
or
(except
187, p. 2790.
'
Canteen Co. of
due
notes,
notes,
secured
.6%„secured notes,
T
sub-'
received
'
-
294,514
inc.—
a
capitalization giving effect to present .financing
* V-•:;■•>9
v
<;
r" > nuV«ta».rU«"J
ilncludes
$34,057
railway oper.
as
.
274,715
from ry. oper.
from
:
company
1958—Month—1957
$308,772
$333,658
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses..
short-
CAPITALIZATION'
>•'
,
\
11.—V.
of
releasing
17,000.030 T23,308,407 " '*"Sundry . f •/. . *':L
■
.
I - A("Sundry indebtedness (long-term debt)
—,■•+$347,715
-
4,160,706-
The
20,*
of
intended
are
Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—The
30%.
by
June
to be received by the company
secured notes it is intended that
proceeds
1963
$870,000 will
from
the
added
be
61
expired July
Automatic
on
the collateral for such notes.
The remaining collateral will
whiskey warehouse receipts now owned by the company and
available for such purpose.
The remainder of the net proceeds will
56,219,328
4(>,638;224
Delaware
in
-
.
-Deficit.—V.
1957.
incorporated
was
of
part
1958—5 Montlis-
10,177,899
4,247,255
rev.
in
cases
company
sale
loans
mately
51,193,609 223,019,285 247,808,670
41,015,710 176,381,061 191,589,342
—ttrrr™
Period End. May 31—
Net
925,600
modern
the
of
sale
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
principal
its
date
amount
1964,
1961,
whiskey warehouse
" vV v'V
11,263,121
railway oper.
i«7
9700
187, n 2790
p.
Net
Telephone
subsidiaries.
ern
*
$3.47
in
PROCEEDS
'
^Consolidated
30,
present
term
utility company's offer was made at a price of $29.50 per share
the basis of one new share for each eight shares held on June-26;
income—
Applicable to
1,
for financing inventories of aging
from ry. oper.
rev.
company.
deductions—
Net income
that
after
par
payable
premium of 5through Dec. 31,
six month period
thereafter through
pledge whiskey warehouse receipts for approximately 28,000 barrels
of
whiskey
produced
by
the
company.
It
is
expected that such
The
Total
1,
a
six
Its
from
rescission, each
firms, managed jointly by The First Boston Corp.; Courts
&
Co., and The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., had
agreed to purchase any unsubscribed shares from the
484,106,300
tOther
at
principal
is
Interest
at
each
declining
% approximately
scriptions for a total of 157,132 shares, of which 115,678
were by primary subscriptions and 41,454 by exercise of
the oversubscription privilege.
A group of investment
1,060,893.466 1,037,144.486 4,239,104,555 3,990,742,665
209,574,706
184,673,518
781,566,195
728,270,443
taxes
Other
T,ily
dat"''
distilling, plant, built in 1946; and its 18 warehouse
buildings are 'at Bardstown, Ky., on a site used for a distillery since
1879.
Executive offices are located at 134 North LaSalLe St,. Chicago
effective date of the registration
given an opportunity of affirming
46.54.1,688
35,278,567
revenifo—
oversubscribed
6,481,812,470 6,034,443,862
1.663,611,422
The
company announced on July 16 that its June 26 offer to
stockholders of 121,317 shares of common stock has beeii
$
1,567,013,320
revenues—
the
be
1958—Month—1957
Atlanta Gas Light
j ;
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$
<£
i-
Oper.
Net
?t
$10.58
$10.93
$2.67
.
*BELL SYSTEM CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS REPORT
Oper.
Net
712,290,000 649,469,786
partly estimated. i'Based
1958,
outstanding.
1957.
1,
a
1957,
1944.
Santa Fe By.—Earnings—
&
Railway oper. expenses-
65,498.732
84,760,000
18,420,314
notes
secured
6%
1960,
proximately
,
$
150,620,000 141,916,776 586,640,000 552,269,598
——
tEamings
-
25,640,000
182,140,000 168,359,932
will
previous purchase.
his
Period End. May 31—
714,968,518
deductions—
income———
of
amount
for
July
producer
consist
45,632,235
207,780,000
—
of
as
filed
being
Under the offer of
1933.
of
record
of
now
rescinding
or
Act
Securities
the
1
Total
With SEC—
filed a registration statement' with the SEC on July
covering 500,000 shares of its common stock, $1 par value,
offered for public sale at a price of $2 per share.
No under¬
statement
605,490,075
income—
Offered—
111.—Notes
on
sixth
June
total
whiskey production in the United States and approximately 5.25%
of total Kentucky production.
For many years leading distillers and
bottlers have purchased Barton whiskey in bulk for use under their
own labels.
In recent years the company has emphasized sales of its
own case goods
(bottled whiskey), and Barton whiskey is now available
in 40 States under the company's own nationally known brand names.
Case. sales
have
grown
from approximately 115,000 cases in
1949,
when
aged stocks of Barton, whiskey first became available, to ap¬
Selling commissions are estimated at 10%;.
The company was organized in Arizona on Jan.. 15, 1958, for the
purpose of providing color film processing services for retail camera
stores, drug stores, and other film outlets handling amateur film.
Of
the
proceeds of the offering,
approximately $560,000 will bi?
used
for land
(heretofore purchased), building and equipment, and
the balance will be used for working capital.
'V*
The
company Is making a
rescission offer with respect to shares
of its stock which it offered, commencing April 8,
1958, to residents
of
the
State
of Arizona
under the intra-state exemption
provided
63,846,208
173,290,000
income
be
25,795,998
16,722,517
Chicago,
not earlier than Jan.. 1, 1958.
The notes are redeemable at
companies
company
shareholder
7.580,000
income
and
due
June
largest
writing is involved.
by
22,700,000
operating taxes—
Other
Jan.
2%
BUSINESS—Company
1958,
to
120,850,000 116,647,076 472,310,000 444.4*99,896
Operating revenues
—
78,610,000
78,683,069 314,230,000 304,673,690
Operating
expenses—
11,960,000
14,166,000
49,540,000
50,184,000
Fed. taxes on income-
.
from
,
The
14,
$
$
$
■5
Co.,
Co., Inc.,
1.
30.
through
Inc.,
Laboratories,
Processing
Film
Color
Arizona
a
capital
of the companyby whiskey warehouse receipts for not less than
1.250,000
proof gallons of Kentucky bourbon whiskey produced by the'
July
-Tune
2 said in part:
July.
We expect to operate
187, p. 1309.
in
shares
redeemable
1960,
and
company
and
than
are
$1,000,000
original
June
on
come
Scottsdale, Ariz.—Registers
*1958—12 Mcs.—1957
"1958—3 Mos.—1957
Period End. June 30--
31,
1958
secured
$314,300
half of the year."—V.
the second
in
shares
principal
declining
The
1,
to
President,
Roberts,
turning
"The
notes
30,
C.
Thomas
in
earlier
Dec.
included.
is
the present $450,000,
of 30
cents
par
value, to $150,000,1
of
10
cents
par
value.' Shareholders
share,
the capital sum in excess of
reduce
company.
&
$300,000
1959,
cash.
our
down
was
has
1934,
in
incorporated
and
not
$725,800 at the end of January was
(as of May 29) $967,210, counting only that part of the RCA contract
covered by the Letter of Intent, or $1,740,522 if the whole contract
which
report t)y
annual
company's
years.
July 11 headed an under¬
group which publicly offered $300,000 of 6%
notes due July 1, 1963, at
and accrued
and $1,000,000 of 6% secured notes due July 1,
983/4%; and accrued interest. Both offerings were
The
expense,
of
increase
Backlog
the
company,
than 20
due July i, 1963, are direct obligations of the company se¬
by whiskey warehouse receipts for not less than
_r.giiial
proof- gallons of Kentucky bourbon whiskey produced by the company
1958
which, as was pointed out in the Annual p
Report, can be considered an investment in the future of the company.
Due
to
reduction of inventory "and depreciation and amortization
charges, the net change in our cash position for the first quarter was
an
liquidation
into
out.
cured
building
engineering
of
in
The
cents
20
Distilling
Reid
1964. at
operating
of land
all
plus
full
addition, it will retain about sixty acres
site.
The loss shown on the profit and loss statement was after
to
for
a
In
date.
costs
made
$330,000
because its
distribute
would
mat it
run
oversubscribed and the books closed.
——-——
was
for
of- the
interest
May
The
3,500,000
secured
1958
* $1,105,700
$73,900
-
Canada-
Vancouver,
going
had
moie
to
1,500,000
wants
before
was
for
propose
returned
Fulton
1957
Sal(.s
$1,387,600
Net loss"——
*$88,900
Net loss per share
$1.8
*$2.1
Net
worth (stockholders equity)
$2,620,200 $2,782,600
Net worth (equity)
per share-—,————
$6.25
$6.63
An ontion agreement has very recently been signed with a responsible
party whereby ASCOP has agreed to sell its Locust Corner plant for J
$1,400,000
provided it is allowed to maintain
occupancy and is
assured the use of about 30,000 square feet of space on a rental basis
for a period of one year with possible renewals.
If the plant is sold,
-
Ltd.,
announced
President.
into
Barton
,
.
Princeton—Reports Loss—
„—
89,142.—V. 186;
90,744—up from
in organic
,-C-
Ended March 31—
3
Colombia
into
be
writing
3 Months
in
Colombia
directors
divided
to find uses as a pharmaceutical
synthesis.—V. 187, p. 1781.
Applied Science Corp. of
$22.27.
to
30 numbered
July
cn
Banks,
The
expected
is
in organic
and
intermediate
$9.06
Dredging;,
announcement
would
be produced on order. Para Anisaldehyde
in perfumes and finds use as an intermediate
from $3.28 to $3.62; Axe
to
$9.93;
Axe-Templeton
Fund,
shareholders
to
operated in
divided
can
Gold
company
capital
Charles
the company
quantities
Stock
...
The
developed by this com¬
Building on its long experience in methylations,
offers Ortho Anisaldehyde and Para Anisaldehyde.
Both chemicals are
available in pilot plant quantities
June
on
mining concession
now
breaking six-months,
record
a
income
stock
.
Monday, July 21, 1958
.
Corp., ^from
Canada/from $18.54
622.
in
Developm'ts
pany.
of
Aznazu
'•
'
net
•
.
Plans Cash Distribution to Stockholders—To Liquidate—
industry leadership with
sold.
It was the third year in which A-B has
barrel in sales, a record unparalleled by any other
brewery.—V. 188, p. 145.
Axe-Houghton
Electronics
Fund
Shareholders
p.
putting Anheuser-Busch well ahead
when the company once again held
1957,
$7.62;
&
Growth
June 1957,
over
to
Science
3,210,264
barrels,1
3,036,649
the
above
8.7%
are
656,733
totaled
shipments
ments
$6.73
the company's
in
year
increase of 15%
figure represents an
1S58
June
when
plans to
present staff.
,
The
more
premiums written during the year, $3,170,838.
the announcement, Mr. Carnell stated that American
operate the Merchants Fire with little change in its
net
and
Libei ty
any
105-year history. The previous record for such a period was
barrels,
set in
1953, when Anheuser-Busch sold 6,711,222
a
world's record which has never been exceeded.
50-year old
Tiie
sented
of
half
first
the
for
high
all-time
an
Co. of Illinois—Redemption—
American Investment
.
.
(242)
other
for $16,265
.
America—Split Approved—
§A portion of the proceeds of the sale of the 1953 and 1964 secured
announced
notes v ill be used
tb repay approximately $870,000 ox notes payable
that shareholders owning in excess of 90%
of the common stock of
to
banks and others, secured by whiskey warehouse receipts, bearing
the
company had
approved a stock split by authorizing an amend-;
interest
at
niteaC from 5%
to 6r4%-. '8250,000 of such indebtedness
ment to the Certificate of Incorporation of the company, reducing, the
was
outstanding on March 31, 1958, and the remainder was incurred
par
value of the common stock from $5 to $2.50 per'share,'and
since that date. '
'""• •!
•'
,,
increasing the total authorized common stock from 1,500,000 shares
.vV UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below • have ^.severally
to 3.000,000 shares.
* V
agreed to purchase all of the 1963 and 1964 secured notes, in the
This will result in the distribution of one additional common share
principal amounts set opposite their respective names," pursuant to a
for each share owned
as
of the close of business on July 23,
1958,
purchase contract wiih the company.
• ' ' "
'
Mr. Leverone reported.
1963
' 1964.
lie also reported that consolidated sales and other operating income
Secured Notes
Secured Notes
for the first three quarters of the current fiscal year, the 36 weeks;
Fulton'Held &: Co.. Inc.—
$130,000';
•
$380,000
ended June 7,
1958, were $80,967,272 compared with $77,465,743 for
C. F. Childs and Company Incorporated
60,000
•
200,000
the same period last year, an increase of $3,501,529;; -or/4.5% .
Mason-IIugan, Inc.
—_—
10,000
.160,000
Net
income for the three quarters was $2,244,864. equal, to $2.18
Arthurs. Lestrange & Co.—
30.000
•
100,000
per
share on the 1,028.647 shares than outstanding, compared with"
Saunders, Stiver 6z Co
20,000
80,000
$2,044,795, equal to $2.12 per share on the 964.419 shares outstanding
C rut tend en,; Podesta
& C3.——----10.000
,
40,000
at
the end of
the three quarters ended June
8.
1957.
Net income
Livingston Williams <$: Co. Inc
10,000
•
40.000
for
the three, quarters this
year
includes a refund of excess profits
—V. 187, p. 2903.
'
.
.v
.
taxes
Nathaniel
Leverone,
Chairman
Board,
the
of
on
July .16
"
_
,
.
.
'
,
.
'
,
~t
Amish
Co., New York
Regulation
—
Suspension
A
Vacated—
.The
June
SEC_ announced on
9,
July 1.1
1958,
registration
temporarily
with respect
to
it
that
suspending
suant
The
to
a
notification
suspension
filed
based
with
the
its order of
has vacated
Regulation
a
A
exemption from
Laurence and
offering by Michael
Stephen Richards as "The Amish Co.," New York. N.
aggregate amount of pre-formation limited partnership
an
Commission
Y.,
of
$96,000
interests,
Dec.
on
pur¬
1956.
7,
the
company's failure to file the re¬
quired reports of stock sales.
Subsequently, a report was filed re¬
flecting that an aggregate of $11,200 interests had been sold as of
Nov.
1957,
and
Under
the
15,
offering.
was
upon
the
unsold
portion
circumstances,
appropriate to vacate its
suspension
the
withdrawn
was
SEC
concluded
order.—V.
187,
p.
the
from
that
it
was
—
_
.
applicable
to
the
1944
years
to
1946,
inclusive,
in
the
amount
of $170,597.
Net
this
income
before
Federal
income
$4,384,864
compared
period last year.—V.|188. p. 146.
year
was
taxes
with
for
the
$4,119,795
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Awarded
three
for
'quarters
the
same
"
.
.
2649.
Axe-Houghton Fund A, Inc.—Assets Rise—
Anheuser-Busch,
Inc.—Record
June
Shipments—
Total
net
Securities
established
$150,639,276
At
corporation
the
in
same
July
on
1956.
time,
Shipments for the first
it
■
.
was
six
announced
months
of
1958
that
are
Anheuser-Busch
3,300.358
beer
barrels, also
assets
of
the
five
mutual
funds
sponsored
Asset
Corp.
June
on
value
Houghton
rose
the
Axe
of
Fund
the
more
30,
1958.
funds'
A. from
$4.78
Two
to
also
$5.17;
increased
as
guided
of
ment
follows:
Axe-Houghton Fund
B,
Axe-
from
missile
Talos
contracts
They
guided
missiles.
Little
Rock and
the cruisers
will
form
nuclear-powered
The
cruiser,
the major arma¬
Oklahoma City'and of
Beach.
The
missiles
will
be
produced
at
the
Naval
Ordnance Plant at
Mishawaka, which is operated
first
Bureau
shares
Navy Contracts—
totaling over' $29,000,000 have been
awarded to this
corporation's Bendix Products Division, Mishawaka,
Ind., by the Navy's Bureau of Ordnance, it was announced on July 15.
One contract, in the approximate amount of $21,500,000,
is for the
'
production of
by
than 17% in the first half of' 1958.
All
five funds participated in the advance which, according to preliminary
figures,
lifted the
total
from
$128,513,978
on
Dec.
31,
1957,
to
July 3 announced that its beer shipments for
last month were 755,244 barrels, an all-time company high for any one
month.
The
previous
record for the company was 729,339 barrels,
This
,
the Navy's
Long
Industrial Reserve
by Bendix for the
of Ordnance.
second
advanced
contract
amounts "to
engineering.—V.
188,
p.
$7,500,000
46.
and
is
for
TalOs
missile
'
.
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.
.
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.
Number
'
5761
.
•
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(243)
'
Best
See
Foods, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Corn
Products
Refining
below.—V.
Co.
Merrill,
184,
The
at
corporation
June
27
shares
of
on
75,000
covering
$4
filed
letter
a
shgre, without underwriting.
working capital.—V. 187, p. 2790.
for
of
stock
common
per
The
notification
proceeds
"
with
to' be
$1)
(par
to
are
F.
S.
W.
H.
the
offered
be
Industries, Inc., Providence, R.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
I.—Files
Co.
&
R.
165,000
Boeing Airplane Co.—Debentures Offered—This com¬
is offering to the holders of its capital stock of
record July 15, 1958 rights to subscribe for
$30,597,600
principal amount of 4V2% convertible subordinated de-
•Reinholdt &
Riter
The
^
,
company will offer to the public,
through under¬
writers, $40,000,000 of 5% sinking fund
debentures, due
Aug. 1, 1978 at 98.50% and accrued
interest, which is an
offering yield of 5.12%.
convertible
stock
amount
of
subordinated
the
at
rate
debentures.
company at prices
1979.
Sinking fund
of
debentures
shares
2
They
be
m?.y
ranging from
of
will
be
for
redeemed
105'/a'*
redemptions
will
stock
he
in
convertible
each
at
$100
the
the
first
at
to
year
cost
less
of
made
at
than
5Va%
per
fund
at
the
marily
and
in
the
design,
commercial
performance
development,
aircraft,
services
of
manufacture
and
services
In
of
the
world
707
and
tract
and
related
sale
of
products
Net
from
184
720.
of
In
the
five
Air
S.
will
5% "sink,
'-Of
fund
be
stock
the
free
tional
$In
the
from
shares
vertible
the
to the
in
in
rights
letter
a
the
below
account
company
and
each
con-
for
•
use
Inc.
—,
Blyth
A.
$2,765,000
—
& Co., Inc
Allyn & Co., Inc.
C.
Bache
&
Co.
330,000
165,000
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
165,000
available
are
shares
plan
the
of
for
-
165,000
J.
Weeks
Co.—
&
,165,000
Barth & Co
sell
to
—:
to
each
.
Reid
&
665,000'
-
Co.—
&
Simmons
&
Bosworth,
-
Inc
Blair
Sullivan &
Alex.
Brown
&
Co.
&
Hayden,
Hemphill,
Stone & Co.
Noyes
&
Co.
Herrman
&
Co.
Richard
Hornblower
Weeks—
E.
Co
Co.—
400,000
Hutton
&
Hutton
&
W.
The
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
100,000
165,000
June
130,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
100,000
Joseph,
130.000
&
E.
Illinois
S.
ler,
Co.
Inc
Co.
Jones
&
Mellen
165,000
Mil¬
Inc.
100,000
Pancoast
Bi
1,065,000
Dillon,
&
&
165,000
Irving
Lundborg
A.
130,000
Fin
165.(KM
Co.
&
was
company's
Wm.
C.
F.
Bros.
Schwabacher &
Shearson,
I.
M.
Simon
Smith,
net
the
proceeds
reduction
of
current
incurred
to
meet
to
be
$18,000,000
notes.
The
Moore
William
R.
6c
&
&
G.
indebtedness.
increased
188,
&
:
.
...
.
,
.
that
H.
to
will
and
net
income
was
&
&
the
average
$10,075,000,
equal
to
$1.67
production,
distribution
and
models
of
business
machines
puting systems,
a
company
addition
emphasis
on
the
line
of
100,000
130,000
including
the
be
exact
offered
probably
date
has
not
be
GIVING
EFFECT
Smith
sink, fund deb., due July 1,
4 '/2-%
conv.
sub. deben.
sink,
fund
3%
deb.
instal. nqtes due
loans—
The
new
$26.50
with
TO
PRESENT
June
1,
1983_ $25,000,000
1981
30,154,700
1977
1958-1960
If
(b)
$25
each
preferred
stock
to
share
of
each
after
of
share
Aug.
convertible
conversion
reserved
for
issuance
under
-
ordinated
upon
conversion
debentures
share.
at
the
amount
of
debentures
of
and
at
Eiffit
,
and
(1
on
share
stock).
provided
in
ranging
preferred
or
before
of
mortgage
Protection
against
PRESENT
series—due
1971
3%
series—due
.3%
,
series—due
4%
11,600.000'
Y
•.
2,366,863
sinking fund debs.—due
dividend
dividend
dividend
Options and'under
$1.32
dividend
$1.20
dividend
convertible
price
of
$38.96
underwriters, the prin¬
percentage
of
the
shares
of
convertible
of
dividend
convertible
stk.
un¬
as
to
unissued,
stock
sold
amount,
may
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert
President.
Published twice
35,000 shs.
.
$26,975 shs.
80,000 shs.
80,000 shs.
yet
($12.50
and
120,000 shs.
80,000 shs.
series
*Issued
t.
series
1954
dividend
Pfd.
22,000-shs.
35,000 shs.
$1.24
per
107,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
series
series
5,000,000
par):
125,000 shs.
$1.24
sub¬
1982—
series
Si.25
for
1977
($25
!
3,000,000
*6,000,000
2,550,000
series
$1.00
(as of May 31,
reserved
stock
$1.20
shares
4 Vu %
conversion
debs.—due
j
3,000,000
sink.
fd.
to
par)
series
be
defined
80,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
310,000 shs.
fl2,000,000 shs.
None
$1,604,411 shs.
May 1,
1958.
§Additional debentures,
unlimited
be issued subject to certain restrictions set fortb
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, .-ublishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor
2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
Publisher;
a
week [every Thursday
(general news and adyertB fng Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices:
135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
3, 1879. Subscriptions
United States, U S. Possessions
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; In Dominion of
Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries. $72.00 Dei vear.
In
NOTE;
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made
in
New
York
funcw.
:
1,000,000
1986
preferred
:
3,000,000
*
55%
1958, but does not include"
767,174
1979
series—due 1986
Cumulative
I
1,000,000
1,000,000
UV4//0
2,500.000
*6,600,696 shs.
j|
»■'
1,000,000'
1979
series—due
<
500,000
1979—
series—due 1986
43/s%
t
1,000,000
1979—
series—due
)
1,000,000
'
3 1/10%
£
1,000.000
1979
3!e%'series—due
for
Outstanding
5,850,000
1,900,000'
—_
series—due 1971—
series—due 1971
27'b%
3 >4 %
•
dilution
FINANCING
$
100,000.000
1971
3'4%
forms.
specific
•*
and
1'968,
1,
stock
instances.
Authorized
'
bonds
series—due
4,525,000
(c)
from
stock);
Aug.
common
series—due 1979
Stock
Stock
dividends.
certain
EFFECT TO
*.„■
3.60%
com¬
series—due
(b) 84,800 shares
points
September.-*
,X.
prices
series—due 1979
the several
the
early
<
securi-
two
Preferred
—
accrued
convertible
1963
-
Common
names
is
GIVING
338%
outstanding
adjusted
plus
stock
-
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
cipal
of
the
redeemed
'
35,'n%
Restricted
and
of
1,
preferred
rights
3T»%
,
7,500,000 shs.
4,910 shares held in the treasury;
be
share,
common
23,265,000
,
v
the
made in our issue of
may
per
29,889,500
■^Includes 4,410 shares issued since
May 31,
(a)
or
-
of
these
.
stock
25.000.000
2,500.000
$5)
1958.
on
on
$25
for
share
these
of
the
Outstanding
$25,000,000
2,366,863
paper
stock (par
mid-August
Telephone Co.
was
offering
converted
per
4.80%
Foreign
Common
of
the nature
Decision
•
share
per
common
FINANCING
32,600,000
Commercial
until
fall
nor
prices, at which shares of common stock shall be
deliverable
initially are as follows: (a) If converted on or before
Aug. 1, 1963,
$23.8095 per share of common stock
(approximately 1.05 shares of
Bank
United States
the
The
different
data
business
in
offering
determined.
reached
4,525,000
due Dec. 1,
due
issuance
665,000
line of
a
Authorized
43/« %
165,000
100,000
200
electronic
"
Treasurer, announced on July
marketing securities in the valut)
ther details follow:
,
options assumed by the company,
Pierce,
and
of
'
July 14 of
July 10 of 200,000 shares of cumu¬
lative preferred stock, $1.24 dividend convertible
series,
at par ($25 per
share), plus accrued dividends through a
group of underwriters headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed. Fur¬
electronic systems and control apparatus of various kinds.
CAPITALIZATION
1958)
165,000
than
more
line
the
of
been
1203.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
in
engaged
are
supplier of military goods
a.
130,000
Co
of
a
office supplies
is
100,000
Co
subsidiaries
servicing
,
'
its
.40
3 25
and
contemplates
share
a
3.25
"
100,000
ancl $7,000,000
•
and
810,000
Vice-President
company
the public
number of shares outstanding during the year.
BUSINESS—Corporation
.45
1.25.
810,000
California Water &
;
'
:
.45
115,000
315,000
Co._
Pliipps,
the
Neither
the
•
Co
—
between $5,000,000
lies
fixed
assets
representing equipment leased to
proceeds of the sale of common stock will of course
equity under presently outstanding and future
company.
.45
1.25
California Electric Power Co.—New
Financing Planned
of
increased
The
.45
115,000
46.
p.
Gerald
14
additional
as
'■
v
115,000
Co
Witter
3.25
315,000
—
Co
Inc
Lerchen &
&
.45'
810,000
——115,000
Co.—
1
,
.45
V
;
115,000
Corp.—,
White, Weld & Co
Win,slow, Cohu & Stetson
arising from larger investments in receivables and inventories'
as
115,000
Securities
H., Walker &
Dean
—V.
be
requirements' of
Co,_
Boyce_:
& Co.,
Inc.:
Alstyne, Noel &
Wertheim
11 shares held of
capital
.33
Walst&tf & Co.,
by Burroughs from
applied to the retire¬
applied initially to
obligations to be retired
The
working
3.25
86,000
.
.45
810,000
—
&
.45
1.25
115,000
Co.:—
Webster
.45
•
315,000
——
Stroud
Vau
be
will
Co
Co
&
1.25
115,000
115,000
&
Staats
Bros.
Stone
*
received
will
balance
1.25-
315,000
Co
Barney
Smith,
the
approximately
315,000
Co
^45
,
per,
For
115,000
Co.—
&
1
1.25
Hutzler
Hammill
.45
•
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.—.
Offering Withdrawn—
share for each
1.25
115,000
Co
&
!
.40
315.000
Inc
&
.40
B25
315,000
Co.——
j
Y
.45
100,000
Co.,
Hothschild
*
100,000
&
&
3.25
315,000
Curtis
Co—._„—
Roney
Salomon
on
one
&
.40
.45
810,000
Smith—
100,000
&
&
Reynolds
&
Gardner
&
Reynolds
fillet
1.25
115,000
Co.—
Jackson
Pressprich
Reinholdt
installed
various
Offered—Public offering
sinking fund debentures due July
330,000
Co
&
McKelvy & Co
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner
665.000
&
Inc.
Masten
M'cCormick
1.065.000
Co.
-
100,000
Corp.
&
Marks
M.
Co.
McDonald
330,000
400,000
Mason-Hagan,
E.
400.000
665.000
Co.—
<fc
'
400,000
Co.
330,000
FirM of Michigan Corp.
'-uithwest
the
stock the right to subscribe for 550,058 addi¬
of common stock (par $5) at $27.50
installment
Rhoades
Loeb,
Laurence
&
Co.—
Brothers
M.
130,000
130.000
Boston
&
Ryons
Lester,
Co.
at
1951.
p.
3% %
1,065,000
—
Lehman
Carl
100,000
Thalmann
Freres
665,000
330,000
Fahey, Clark & Co
Farwell,
Chapman
made
065,000
Co
<fe
Higginson Corp
330,000
Co
and
!
Co.—
;
.45
100,000
&
'
3.25
315,000
Co
Co
Northwest
W.
115,000
810,000
—^
&
Stone—.
Webber,
R.
3.25
115^000
Co.
&
Paine,
im¬
EARNINGS—Consolidated sales and other income during 1957 totaled
100,000
Langley & Co._-_
Lazard
Union
Co
Corp.
&
C.
Lee
Equitable Securities
The First
W.
Co.
Co.
<fe
400,000
Elworthy & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Estabrook
Loeb
Ladenburg,
400,000
Co
Securities
Richards &
Kuhn,
100.000
330,000
Francis I. duPont & Co.
Eastman
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co._
130,000
—
Dillon, Read <fc Co. lire.
Dominick & Dominick_
Drexel
Kay,
100,000
Dick & Merle-Smith
efficient equipment
more
plant
&
Cook
Pacific
and.
offering
In
Co
&
130.000
Curtiss, House & Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co—
Dewar,
Robertson
&
of
well
on
100.000
Podesta
186,
annually.
$282,774,000
165,000
F.
&
330 000
Cruttenden,
Texas,
$2.54
additions
810,000
:
^45
^45
3^25
810,000
Corp.y__—L—
&
100,000
W. Clarke
Corp.
shrimp
stick
$2.29
capital
.45
1.25
115B00
——
Marks
Roland
Newhard,
according to tne report. New
properties in Carmen and Campeche,.
.
665,000
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.
400,000
Coffin & Burr, Inc
x
Julien Collins & Co.—
Courts & Co
.
$2.68
for
M.
1.25
315,000
•'
Co
Bennett
1.25
115.000
Co.—
Rhoades
;
315,000
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Model,
year,
Loans, Inc.—Stock
borrowings of the
100,000
100,000
"
298,767
July 16, 1958.- The rights to subscribe will
July 30, 1958. This stock offering is also being
on
on
offerings
serve
.,400,000'
130.000
Butcher & Sherrerd
298,767
shares
customers.
400,000'
Henry
Clark, Dodge <fe Co——
to
fish
plants.—V.
was
company
as
130,000
165.000
Co.
$801,895
&
Loeb,
Mauley,
sinking fund the debentures will be
redeemable at pal".
They-also'are redeemable at the option of the.
company in whole or in part at anytime at prices ranging from 105%
to par, except that they may not be redeemable prior to
July 1,- 1963,.
with proceeds of a refunding operation with an interest
cost.to,the.
company of less than 4.46%
per annum.
-
tile
130,000
_____—
Freres
M.
Merrill
315,000
f.
Company, Inc
Peabody & Co
Lazard
Carl
3.25
—;—
Offering—Mention
were
400,000
Sons„
Slocumb
1956
810,000
:
1.25
Co.—
6a
.40
.45
,
31o,uu0
Weeks—
Lemon
3.25
,
115,000
&
Kidder,
2.98,767
spent
was
fiscal
past
made
PROCEEDS—Of
400,000
—
130,000
Inc.
Johnston,
3.25
v
100 000
Inc
'
„
1.25
810,000
—
&
.45
3.25
,
810,000
Co._—
&
V., 187,
ment
,130,000
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Wm. P. Harper & Son
&
$850,000
the
common
I,he
^
—
&
115,000
810,000
—
Co
Noyes
Hentz
Hornblower
'
.33
315,000
Co.,
I
.45
,
86,000
i—:
&
&
3.25
.
115,000
.
,
1.25
810,000
1_—_
»
.33-
315,000
y
Co.—
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Laird & Company,
$725,627
share—
$25,000,000 4%%
■
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
Co.,. Inc.
Brush,
330,000
165,000
165,000
II.
„
its
130,000
&
Hallowell,
Co.
Hemphill,
of
165,000.
Goodbody & Co
Granbery,
Marache
Ripley
.45
86,000
1
Sinking fund provisions of the debentures become effective on July 1,
1963 and require the company to retire a minimum ol' $1,000,000
prin-;
cipa'l amount annually during the period July 1, 1963-1982 inclusive.At its option Burroughs may re.tirp up. to an;
additional $1,000,000 of
665,000
Marshall
Hallgarten & Co
Ellis
1957
115,000
Co.—
Stone
.;.40*
.
1.25
Inc
Co
underwritten by a group managed by Lehman Brothers.
under¬
130,000 '.
Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
100,000
&
——
outstanding—
Louis
recent
record
100,000
Co., Inc.
400,000
William
granting
&
.45
(
100,000
^
Ladd
Harriman
$48,550,204 $46,715,004 $43,765,647
1,612,595
1,381,927
1,531,995
770,000
656,300
730,100
—
taxes
common
debentures
—
&
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Bluht
the
&
1.25
1.25-
,
315,000
Corp
Corp
&
3.25t
115,000
Inc
&
Boston
3.25
.
315,000
——k
Forgan
Hayden,
Earnings Rise—
1958
and Brownsville,
expire
has
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
Blair
3—
share at the rate of
capital stock
$3,050,553
was
Glore,
Co.
of
810,000
315,000
Noonan,
Michigan
Hallgarten
_
Inc.
Fulton
165,000
date
$842,595
shares
St.
tional
con¬
of
and
of
Greene
July 17 at 100% and accrued inter¬
est by an underwriting group managed
by Lehman Bros.
Burroughs Corp. at the same time offered to holders of
thereof.
reason
agreed
Foster
Inc.
Baker,
income
per
1, 1983
Folger, Nolan, FlemingW. B.
Hibbs
& Co.-,
2,765.000
—
the
on
Co.,
1.25.'
'
*
810,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co,_
Granbery, Marache & Co
v
,
through Daniel D. Weston & Co., Inc., Beverly.
Hill, Calif, of 40,000 shares of 17V* cent preferred stock (par $1). at
$2.50 per share was withdrawn until further notice. See V.
187, p. 2790.
of
below:
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
value
1
;;
Deetjen
First
First
Watling,
£7,037,447 shs,
conversion
83,864
oy
The
^
Burroughs Corp.—Securities
incentive compensation
and 611,952 addi¬
and
upon
has
400,000
&
Co.
Emanuel,
y.
665,000 *
Co.
,
The
Outstanding
shares
underwriter
market
revenues
Builders
FINANCING
*10.000,000 shs.
issued
Co
Stein
now
30,597.600
compensation
&
Struthers &
.45
.45
315,000
Inc
Ellis, Holyoke & Co—
Boston Edison Co.—Preferred Stock Sold—The recent
;
•
company
100,000
165,000
665,000 ;
'V". ■■'v
debentures.
incentive
Sons
Inc.
offering to the public of 250,000 shares of 4.78% cumula¬
tive preferred stock (par
$100) at $101.80 per share and
accrued dividends, through The First Boston
Corp. and
associates, was oversubscribed and the books closed.
For details, see V. 188, p. 146.
y
;
/
stockholders,
of
Co.,
9
taxes—
the
$40,000,000
issuance
Wood,
&
.40
*
115,000
Co.__:—1__—
Co.
.Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co.—.
F. Eberstadt & Co.—
L.
for
lias
aircraft
707
PRESENT
274,513
&
Dean Witter
income
Mexico,
severally agreed to
the principal amount of debentures set opposite its name
at
and
Approximately
the
order
$40,000,000
_
Walker
'
115.000
&
&
Bretscher
&
.40
100,000 '
Co—
Dain
Drexel
330,000
White, Weld & Co
M.
Dixon
100,600
Co.—
Walston
July
fair
May
provements in
additions were
airlines
30,597,600
shares,
for
capital stock
named
purchase
TO
company's stock option
UNDERWRITERS—The
writer
EFFECT
1978—
reserved
1958,
to
credited
due
preemptive
are
March
received
Authorized
unissued
subordinated
pursuant
Model
debs., due 1980
$5)
authorized
first
company
Y
GIVING
debs.,
(par
issuance under
plans
has
three
Joseph
<fc
165,000
on
the
Ended
Common
commercial airlines
aircraft known as Models
for
subord.
conv.
The
The
Company
*
i
4,2%
the
Force
Walker
J.
.45
100,000
Co
&
n
Laurence
foreign
this
of
H.
:
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.Clark, Dodge & Co._
1
'
'
.
G.
Burnlia
'
100,000
Durst,
1.25
115,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
J. C. Bradford & Co
.Alex. Brown & Sons
%
y: I
Dann
&
&
Becker
V
————_i_
Barth
Stearns
,
aircraft.
1955.
and
f
&
146.
of
before
Net
military
and
commercial
executives.
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
October
States
versions
addition
U.
government
in
United
the
to
jet transport
obtained
was
sale
Common,
330,000
Co
85%
Income
.
.
for
G.
y
Co.
'
Y
.&
R.
330,000
165,000
corporation
Sales
thereto.
,
offered
four-engine
a
of.
from
thereto.
company
orders
total
a
by
the
aircraft
received
for
incidental
1955
this
\
The
Year
Commencing in 1945 the
company has
also been engaged
in research and development work
in the military missile
field, and, more recently, in the production
of
missiles, spare parts and related products and the
performance
of
Co.—
&
10.86
_!
A.
in
par
redemptions
&
Stock
315,000
Co.
Bear,
has been engaged pri¬
company
parts
spare
incidental
•
'
-
■
J.
665,000
165,000
330,000
.
,
Inc.
V:400,000
"——
p.
processing
the
->
•
-
.
&
Kahnan
PROCEEDS—It is expected that a substantial
portion of the proceeds
from the sale of the senior debentures and
cne convertible subordinated
debentures will be used to reduce short-term bank
loans of $115,000,000 outstanding as of June
lb, i95b. Any balance of the proceeds will
be available, together with retained
earnings, for process inventories
and receivables.
inception
& Hutz- >
•
100,000
Wagenseller
130,000
to
.
$2,632,000
Brothers
Allyii & Co., Inc.-
.Glore,
interest
an
Secur
Inc.
Victor;
165,000
,,
agreed
% of
Baker, Simonds & Co.
Baker, Weeks & Co._,
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Book-of-the-Montfr Club, Inc., New
York, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Earned
its
Co.,
&
Y_—Y—
&
188,
than
par.
BUSINESS—Since
165,000
Co.
Hammill
Co. ".
Shields
—V.
"-
Booth Fisheries Corp.—Sales and
borrowed
Sinking
year.
Bros.
Webster
C.
Bache
options, but not less than $1.25 per share. No
underwriting is involved.
The
proceeds are to be added and used as a
part of the general
funds of the club.—V. 187, p. 2330.
commencing in 1964. is calculated to retire at least
94% : of the sinking fund debentures prior to
maturity.
Optional re¬
demption of the sinking fund debentures may be made at
prices ranging
from 1G4:,4%
in the first year to par in 1977:
provided, however,
that the sinking fund debentures
may not be retired prior to
August
1, 1963 from or in anticipation of
moneys
&
165,000
Corp.
Underwood, Neuhaus
;
„
______
Shearson,
par.
made
;
&
Anthony
Day
400,000'
A.
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 25,000 shares of
capital stock (par $1.25) to be offered
to key
employees pursuant to a restricted stock option
plan at not less
into
of
'
A sinking fund,
/
s
ler
-V
principal
option
••
•
severally
'
,
Unsubscribed
Lehman
100,000
Tucker,
165,000
Schwabacher & Co
capital stock
Simultaneously,
The
Co
Mosle
Salomon
•
v
have
Debentures
1
&
—
-Spencer Trask
"
Co.Y—i—£Y
Inc.
Co.
&
330,000
_____
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Meyer
Stroud & Company Inc,
Gardner i_
&
&
Rotan,
held.
The subscription offer will
expire at 3:30 p.m.
(EDT) on July 29. An underwriting group headed
by
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc. and
Blyth & Co. Inc. will >
purchase any unsubscribed debentures.
capital
J
,
of $100 principal
the
Co.
they
i
100,000
rities
400,000
&
which
100,000
Fox
Stone
Hopi—l
:
Reynolds
pany
&
Pressprich & Co.
W.
165,000
Stix
hereby
below.
,
665,000
Co._-.
400,000
Jaffray
Putnam
Co
&
Smitbers
Stern, Frank,
330,000
Curtis
wood
1258.
amount of debentures for each 23
shares of
V',
forth
:
William R. Staats & Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Piper,
Co.,
&
S.
165,000
_
Pacific Northwest Co.—
With
The corporation on July 9 filed a
letter of notification with ' the
SEC covering 4,756 shares of common stock
(par $10)
to be offered at
$45 per share, .through Brown, Lisle &
Marshall, Providence, R. I„
The proceeds are to be used to
repay the company's current bank
loan.—V.
bentures, due July 1, 1980, in the ratio
.130,000
165,000
>
offered
set
are
.
F.
400,000
stock
purchase,
Inc.?
!
Smith, Barney
1,065,000
subscribed
130,000
The Emali-Milburn
4
Newhard, Cook & Co.
B-I-F
p.
& Co.
Newbold's Son &
130,000
ner
130.000
-
Moseley
Ohio
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
Singer, Deane & Scrib-
165,000
165,000
Co.
used
The
1.86,
Co.;-
Milwaukee Co.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Morgan Stanley & Co.—
'
■
&
„
The
Bettinger Corp., Waltham, Mass.—Files With SEC—
SEC
Turben
Inc.
1678.
p.
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
pursuant to which the debentures are issued. iAssumconversions of the $1.32 dividend convertible series subsequent
to
April 30, 1958.
T43.160 shares of common stock, plus such in¬
determinate number of additional shares
as may be required, were
reserved
as
of April 30,
1958 for issuance upon conversion of the
$1.32
dividend
convertible
series
preferred stock.
An additional
210,000 shares of common stock, plus such indeterminate numbej* ol
shares as may be required, will be reserved upon the issuance and for
the conversion of $1.24 dividend convertible series.
ing
no
severally, have
number of shares
below,
purchase from the company the following
opposite their respective names:
to
stock
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
of
set
&
Baikie
Alcantara
<fc
Barth & Co.—.
J.
Eichler & Co
Bateman,
Inc.
2,500
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.. 3,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co
7,000
j. M. Dain
Co., Inc
2,500
Hurry,
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co
&
Elworthy A Co
Evans MacCormack & CoCalifornia
First
The
1,500
E.
Co
Hutton &
Bell
&
Knowlton
&
Co
Williams &
Levy,
Lawson,
Stern
ulso
V.
188,
This company
of
name
Each
share
—....
24,000
3.000
140.
p.
which has been, changed to United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd.
of Canso Natural Gar, common stock and Canso Oil is
one-hall shurer ol common stock
certificated for which are listed
Exchange.—V. 107, p. 2630.
exchangeable for
thd voting trust
shares of
of United Canso,
onft;the- American
The
Sec
'
Natural
Canso
187,
above.—V.
Ltd.
Gas
through
Carrier
Plans
Warehouse—
Corp.—To Construct New
immediate construction
center
for
of a new warehouse and shipping
administrative headquarters of this
and
manufacturing
the
at
in Syracuse, N. Y., have been announced by Cloud Wampler, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
The cost of the new
building and related equipment will be in excess of $1,500,000.
corporation
expansion and improvement program
which was announced some twe years ago.
Thus far, approximately
$20,000,000 has been spent with the major projects being a new plant
on
the Pacific Coast, a large addition
to unitary equipment produc¬
tion facilities, a modern administration and research center, and two
extensive
product development laboratories.
This is another step in Carrier's
The
floor
will
building
new
of 330,000
area
be
square
750 feet long by 440
feet.—V, 187, p. 1783.
feet wide with a
(J. I.) Case Co.—Acquires Control of French
Plant—
President, on July 11 announced that J. I. Case
wholly owned subsidiary, has completed acquisi¬
stock
interest
in one of the >ol(iest French
tractor
manufacturers, Societe Francaise Vier/.on,
with head offices
and base operations at Vierzon, France, some 100 miles outside of Paris.
Societe
Francaise
Vierzon,
which is in
the geographic center ol'
France, has been in continuous ojreration
lor over 100 years and
ranks among the major farm equipment manufacturers in Fiance. In
the past, Societe Francaise Vierzon produced steam engines, threshers,
balers and other power equipment, with operations now concentrated
on
the production of farm
tractors.
Three brand new model farm
tractors are currently being introduced to the trade.
Marc
B.
Rojtman,
International, S. A.,
tion
the
of
a
majority
of land with
manufacturing facilities of 075,000 sq. ft., including their own foundry
operation.
Tne factories are equipped
with modern machine tools
largely acquired within the last five years. Present operations employ
Vierzon
The
about
operation
manufacturing
42
covers
sinking
the
stock
Common
♦Shares
Rojtman
value W—
par
1958
1980.
on
.
stock
in
Interest
stantially below
made
been
at
sub¬
commitment for long-term
188, p. 46.
A substantial
value.
has
Vierzon
controlling
the
of
financing by the French Government was also obtained.—V.
notes, (e) the bond purchase agreements re¬
in the next paragraph are in full force and effect, and <dt
requirements^' as' to insurance and bonding have been met.
Eastern, expects to be able to meet all of the specifiecj conditions.
notes
To
-
for the payment of the construction loan'Eastern
with two lire insurance companies for
provide funds
into
entered
agreements
first mortgage pipeline
indenture which is to be a
first lien on all fixed
property of Eastern, including after acquired
property, except the Tidewater Lateral.
Said indenture will require
Eastern
to
redeem
for sinking fund purposes
$72,000 of bonds at
tiie end of the third year, $78,000 at the end of each of the next
five years, $84,000 at the end of each of the next seven years, and
$90,000 at the end of each of the next five years; it will also provide
lor acceleration to
insure the complete retirement of the bonus not
less than two years prior to the "date of exhaustion of available gas
supply"
<as
therein defined) of Transco.
Said indenture will also
permit the issuance of additional bonds, to be equally and ratably
secured thereby, on the basis of 60ft
of the Bondable Value of Prop¬
erty Additions as therein defined, provided certain specified earnings
requirements are met.
The obligations of the respective purchasers
to purchase the bonds are subject to certain conditions including the
following: tli the Pipeline shall have been completed in accordance
with the Stone & Webster Report and placed in operation, (2) Eastern
shall
have
entered
into
service agreements
with Transco, Citizens,
Dover, Sussex, Elkton, Delaware P
L and Seaford, which shall have
been pledged under the indenture, (3) all long term financing referred
to in
the preceding paragraph shall have been completed
(or such
portion thereof as provided in the agreement, in the event that the
amount referred
to
in the preceding paragraph,
together with the
proceeds of the sale of the bonds, exceeds the cost of the project,
as
defined
in the agreement),
(4)
certain types of adverse events
shall not have occurred, and (5) the assets of Eastern, after deduction
sale
of
them of
to
series
liabilities
all
Eastern's
issued
be
shall
corporation
July
on
11
film and pipe.
Ralph
Dr.
H.
Technical
Ball,
with Tidewater Oil Co. provides that Tidewater
agreement
will pay, over a period of 20 years and with interest at a rate not
exceeding 5ft
per
annum,
the cost of constructing the Tidewater
Lateral, upon completion of which payment title to the lateral is to
applied
the
to
payment
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
units
the
and
severally
agreed
that
addition
the
the
of
Fortiflex A series provides a
properties surpassing that of any
thermoplastic material.
of
to
shares
of
of
common
purchase, are as follows:
Harrison
Bioren
<fc
the first polymer of tne group, whose
principal application will be for monofilaments, are now being produced
at the Celunese plant at Houston,
Texas., and additional polymers
lor other uses will be in production by next month.
Each member
of
the new series of Fortiflex polymers is tailor-made to have the
optimum balance of properties for the end use for which it is intended,
186, p. 2850.
—V.
Laboratories, Inc.—Registers With
Woodcock, Hess, Moyer
Thayer, Baker & Co.
also V. 188,
&
SEC—
of
electronic
net
the
to
working
price and
1958—Month—1957
Period End. May 31—
Railway oper.
expenses.
19,799,725
16,209,029
20,689,609
17,612,790
Net
Net
from
rev.
3,590.690
1,683,216
3,076,819
1,303,071
19,091,805
7,606,032
railway oper,
—V.
188,
p.
inc.—
devices,
under
countermeasures
and
of
21,098,G63
9,072,519
46.
Western
Railway oper. expenses_
from
188,
p.
$899,835
ry. oper.
384,545
inc.
railway oper.
—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
$4,392,865
1,773,744
$1,098,407
418,210
$5,117,688
1,924,975
1958—Month—1957
31—
1958—5 Months—1957
$
$
19,154,252
16,137,458
21,389,681
18,717,014
2,966,794
634,112
2,672,667
389,922
$
92,877,916 101,894.615
80,455,764
87,160,059
equipment,
and
Net
—"V.
from ry. oper.
railway oper. inc
187, p. 2798.
12,422,152
920,059
14,734,556
4,232,273
the stock offering, the company intends
short-term bank loans originally incurred
purposes.
Part of the proceeds may be used in
a
new
plant, and the balance will be added to
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Period Endl. May 31—
National
National
Erie,
will
Cylinder
construct
Gas
the
between
Division
first
of
industrial
leased premises of Erie Forge
by the companies on July 17.
Pa„
on
announced
Plant—
Erie Forge &
Steel Corp.
in which
Chemetron Corp.
gas
&
producing plant in
Steel, it was jointly
^
plant, for which ground was broken last week, is basically
of supplying oxygen by pipeline to meet the steelmaking requirements of Erie Forge & Steel Corp. and assure it of
an
uninterrupted supply, officials said.
The
for
new
the
purpose
Initial
per
to
capacity
month
double
and
this
The
Erie
approximately 7,500,000 cubic feet of gas
be capable of being quickly expanded
The new plant Is expected to be ready for
be
plant
will
capacity.
the first of the year.
operation by
Industrial
will
the
plant will be the 82nd location
medical gases.—V. 188, p. 46.
or
—V.
1958—Month—1957
ry. oper.
$2,818,354
railway oper. inc—
187, p. 2798.
which
NCG
produces
$3,499,174 $15,696,038 $18,925,057
924,108
3,667,212
1,057,743
6,543,846
additional medium tanks to be produced by this corporation
award
of
contract
announced by
the Army Ordnance Corps,
June 27 are scheduled to be built
at the Lenape ordnance plant at
Newark, Del., as a continuation of current tank production activity at
that
latest
an
Chrysler is
plant.
version
of
also
the
famed
the
Vehicle Engineering Agency for this
medium
tank, supporting the
Patton
Detroit Arsenal in this activity.
"Production
1960,
will
Scranton,
brick
approxi¬
this
facilities
year.
the
at
house,
power
160-
a
gallon
office
building some 332 feet long
Highwuy 66. Installation of foot¬
U. S.
Pilot
for
production
Employment
plant Is In full
the
June
on
filed
30
voting
cents)
jo
tpar
of
model
1960
3,500
of
upwards
production.—V.
188,
letter
a
trust
to
of
notification
certificates
offered
be
at
for
the
the
with
78,397
of
shares
(estimated
market
share),
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
and administrative expenses, minerul exploration
corporate
180,
246.
p.
Drilling Operations—
drilling
on
activities
in the six months ended June 30,
company's 1958 fiscal year, Oscar S. Wyatt,
the second half of the
Jr., Chairman
the
of the Board
drilled
wells
President,
and
has
that
announced
84ft
of
successfully
completed.
Drilling
projects
in
participated
during
the January-June period
resulted in 16 completed wells as compared with only three dry holes.
Completed wells included seven dual gas wells, five single ga's wells,
one
triple gas well and three oil wells.
Mr. Wyatt also reported that Coastal States has purchased interests
which
in
Coastal
11
In
were
States
producing wells since the first
wells, one dual oil and gas
dual
completed
two
dual
others
by
wells
gas
leases
on
and
the
drilling
for
in
which
perlormance showed 28
of 78ft
successful
wells
purchased
were
In addition
ing
which ended June 30,
year
to its well
1958,
the
during
of.six
Coastal
completed wells and eight
completions.
Interests in
record
a
16
fiscal
full
consisting
year,
and four single oil wells.
dual oil and gas well were
Coastal States has overriding
ft /
one
royalties.
For
the
of
well
gas
addition,
fiscal
States'
drv
holes
total
a
of
year.
operations, Coastal States
24
owns
gather¬
gas
systems in Texas and has three additional systems under con¬
including one in Louisiana which will mark the company's
undertaking outside of Texas.—V. 188, p. 47.
struction,
initial
COG Minerals Corp., Denver,
The
directors
Inc.,
this
ol
Francisco,
San
corporation
Colo.—Proposed Acquis.
and
California
Quicksilver
Mines,
of
Calif.,
July
the approval of a
reorganization for presentation to stockholders of California
Quicksilver at a meeting to do held at an early date in San Francisco
whereby upon
adoption
Commissioner
acquire
the
of
liabilities
of
such
the
of
said
issuance ol' a permit by the
California, COG Minerals Vill
Quicksilver and will assume all
and
ol
exchange
in
stockholders
Minerals lor each 6'ft
dissolve.
Minerals
announced
California
stock.
its
to
alter
the
296,000
rate
.shares
will
of
then
ol
dis¬
share
one
of
shares of California Quicksilver, and there.ft".-ft'"•
uranium
ox
for
Quicksilver
at
is actively engaged in
Corp.
production
and
plan
corporation
common
shares
COG
ment
7
assets
Minerals
tribute
on
Corporations, State
of California
the
all
the explortaion, develop¬
well
as
ores
the
as
operation
of
an
mill in Fry Canyon. Utah.
California Quicksilver Mines,
is engaged in the development, mining and production of mercury
upgrading
Inc.
its
from
properties
Leason
as
&
fee
a
Co.,
located in Lake County, Calif.
Chicago, 111., investment bankers,
will
Inc.,
acquire
services
for
It
performed in connection with this contemplated
of California Quicksilver Mines, Inc. by COCi
certain shares of the common stock of COG Minerals
of
assets
Corp.
the
is
present intention
of Leason & Co., Inc. to hold such stock
investment.
for
Columbian Rope Co.—New Products Introduced—
windshield
in
the
by
this
series
of
gasket and a new
new
vinyl marine
company,
windshield
outlast
The
will
Earl
rub strake are two new products
products now being manufactured
Sales Promotion Manager, has an¬
Wilson,
L.
mark
not
Condor
boats
of
the
provide
900
tanks
continuing
employment
for
1,
and March 31,
1959
more
than
700
experi¬
at the Lenape ordnance plant and 400 at the company's
(Pa.)
defense
plant,"
group executive for defense.
said Irving
J.
Minett,
.
the company's
......
with
Co.,
•
red
scuff,
nor
Petroleum
in
it
or
is
is
to
seal
tight
'
said.
screws
used
,
white vinyl
or
Ideal
plastic and it
for
nails.—V.
installation
167,
2331.
p.
Inc.—Offering Suspended
by
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Securities and Exchange
has issued
11,
tion
from
an
Commission, it
order temporarily suspending
announced
was
on
Regulation a
a
July
exemp¬
registration
under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
offering of stock by this corporation.
Regulation A provides
a
conditional exemption from
registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
to
a
in
amount.
public
its
In
a
offering
10
cent
asserts
its
in
(1)
filed
notification
pursuant
value
par
such
to
Sept.
an
stock
common
5,
1957,
exemption
at
$3
per
Condor
of
share.
proposed
100,000
The
shares
a
of
Commission
suspension order that it has "reasonable grounds to
that Condor's offering circular contains untrue state¬
material
of
facts and fails to state material facts with respect
identity of the actual underwriter of the offering and tiie
the person or persons to whom commissions on sales ol
securities
are
being paid;
(2) thait the offering is being made in
violation of Section 17
(the anti-fraud provision) of the Securities
the
identity of
the
was
and
(3)
reason
that
that
the
Regulation
actual
the
temporarily enjoined
District
of
request,
made
York
on
the
question
on
Jan.
3,
1958,
from
further
viola¬
of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
order
permanent.—V.
A exemption is not available for
of the securities being offered
the United States District Court for. the
underwriter
by
New
Commission's
The
provides
opportunity for hearing, upon
whether the suspension should be vacated or
p. 1260.
an
186,
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.—New Contract—
This
(he
corporation
design,
for
the
nounced
development,
Atlas
on
has
received
contracts totaling $1,500,000
from
Divisions, General Dynamics Corp.,
for
(Astronautics)
Convair
the
between Jan.
of vinyl
gaskets.
fastened
be
can
plastic,
made
rubber
is manufactured
white
tenders, it
on
gasket,
ordinary
strake
rub
Southern
Chrysler Corp.—Army Orders Additional Tanks—
The 900
under
automobile
of.
end
other
mid-1959.
tions of certain provisions
enced people
at
for
American
per
Reporting
1958.
Act;
agreement has been concluded
the
ful
to
1958—5 Months—1957
Railway oper. revenue— $15,764,307 $17,675,090 $80,385,403 $85,362,805
Railway oper. expenses.
12,945,953
14,175,916
64,689,365
66,437,748
Net rev. from
Chemetron Corp.—NCG to Build Oxygen
the
for
on
at
reached
Coastal States Gas Producing Co.—Announces Success¬
ments
from
Park
building,
400.000
dealers.
1,400
acquisition.—V.
believe"
systems.
Net
An
and
The
$
rev.
being
"-ftftft:
stock
for
used
.
47.
Period End. May
Net
now
Valley
office building
the
when
expected
$1.12(a
at
and
1958—Month—1957
1958-5 Months—1957
$2,958,677
$3,257,478 $14,386,798 $15,559,645
2,058,842
2,159,071
9,993,933
10,441,957
Railway oper. revenue—
Net
office
1958.
nounced.
Great
Period End. May 31—
rev.
lor
some
corporation
The
Net
reported
fronting on
planned
covering
common
98,923,827 102,048,257
80,949,594
working capital.
and
The
SEC
79,832,022
ry. oper.
Deliveries
31,
Dec.
Corp,
$
$
$
up
:Coastal Caribbean Oils, Inc., Panama City, Panama—
1958-5 Months—1957
$
Railway oper. revenr.e,
is
acquisition
-Earnings—
made
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
public
1947
repay
capital
construction
in
organized
components
proceeds
$200,000
use
was
communication
electronic
2446.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
the laws of the
Connecticut, it engaged in the development and manufacture
which
company,
specialized
p.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy lilt.
Railway oper. expenses-
State
187,
146; V.
p.
Inc
Co.,
——
Railway oper. revenue—
The
7,203
3.001
Co.
underwriting
Stone & Co. The public offering
be supplied by amendment.
will
54,023
7,023
700
350
—
_____
—-—
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
July 11, 1958, covering 60,000 shares of its common stock, $1 par value,
to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed
The
terms
5,250
700
Co.
<te
is
scheduled
is
two-story
a
\;.'ftft
146.
p.
COG
Shares
be
deep,
is
persons
Units
Chicago
of
Commercial'quantities
by Hayrien,
Plymouth
COG
and the number
stock which each has
each underwriter,
of
name
number
so
Tidewater will be
amounts so received from
of the Lateral Note.
The
Tidewater.
to
pass
is
Assembly Plant—
dollar
is
also
progress
include
plan
$500,000.
600
now is underway.
Valley Park assembly plant will build Pylmouth automobiles
the company's southern and southwestern market areas
new
supply
which
A
the company's Plastics
new Fortiflex B
polymers to
group of resins with a range
other type of large-volume,
of
Director
the existing
CGS
The
to
-
said
Division,
the
than
area.
than
Chrysler.
completed
activity
multi-million
construction
of
will
feet
75
Minerals
announced that its polymer chemists
developed the first of a new series of Fortiflex polyolefin resins.
This new series is expected to serve a number of new end uses, in¬
cluding monofilaments for such products as rope and outdoor furniture
1 webbing, wire covering, blown containers and bottles, paper coating,
for
an
Development—
Corp. of America—New
Celauese
This
have
Of
less
not
be
under
which
of
New
at
construction
a
$1,500,000 of 20-year 5%ft
to
A,
75ft
be
to
the
There
ferred, to
certain
of
new
ings and foundation
subordinated
and
period
plant site, including
high water tower with
and
be
with
banks,
Mich.,
more
capacity, and grading
lor the plant parking lot to accommodate 2,000 cars, and storage and
shipping urea for some 2,500 new cars.
ft"
ft
" ;
:
ft .:
,
See
to
will
expenses
of
awarded
was
are
foot
obtained in the first instance by
borrowing from The Farmers Bank of the State of Delaware, Dover,
Delaware, which has agreed to lend to Eastern (a) $330,000 on its
3-year note, (b) the cost of the Tidewater Lateral or $165,000, which¬
ever is less, on Eastern's 20-year Lateral Note, to be secured by a mort¬
gage on the Tidewater Lateral, and, with another bank, (c)
$1,500,000
on
a
construction
loan, payable within 30 days after the pipeline
has been completed and placed in use, but in any event not later than
March 30, 1959.
The Interest rates on each such loan will be not in
excess
ol 5ft
The obligations of the banks to make the construction
loan
are
subject to certain conditions, Including the following: (a)
Eastern
shall have entered into service agreements, satisfactory
to
related
and
peak
contract
contract
at Fast Pace
corporation's
Construction
pipeline by Eastern Shore Natural Gas Co. wil be pro¬
Cheaspeake company from the proceeds of the sale of
the debentures and the new stock.
The remaining $1,995,000 of such
cost
the
after
present
Completion
a
by
organization,
225-acre
..
the
acres
acquisition
the
Francaise
Societe
book
that
out
The
I he
PIPELINE—$1,215,000 of the estimated cost of con¬
OF
FINANCING
structing
vided
Detroit,
the
assembly plant, 20 miles southwest of St. Louis, Mo., with
mately 1,000 contractor employees at work at the plant site.
include 18,158 shares of common stock issued
conversion of $96,000 of 5 'ft ft convertible notes,
j ft',ft
ft ft",
ft. ft ft-ft
ft
ftlft
..
the
Construction
$700,000
*220,000 shs.
Purchased
pointed
under
outstanding
during May
due
i$2.50
subcontractor
months
seven
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
$700,000
300,000 shs.
in
structure
qualifying as small business, will be further developed for the
procurement.
According to W. S. Blakeslee, general manager of Chrysler's defense
operations division, tank production under the present contract has
been on schedule from the beginning, with deliveries to the govern¬
ment
at
the
full
production rate achieved in January,
1958, only
Authorized
—
1,500 people,
Mr.
of
EFFECT TO
GIVING
1983
due
debentures,
facilities
subcontractor
a
firms
of
redemption at prices ranging
interest,
and are
redeemable
accrued interest.
called for
with accrued
fund at par and
be
may
100ft,
to
CAPITALIZATION
Oft
bonds,
2G50.
p.
debentures
105 ft
operated
that
additional
share through the same bankers. Both offerings
quickly completed. Further details follow:
from
said
This
Forces.
per
has
Ltd.—Consolidation—
Producers
Oil
Canso
1983, and 42,000 shares of common
stock were also offered separately at
common
Chrysler
suppliers located in 37 states has been developed to furnish materials
and components in support of Chrysler's tank program for the Armed
(par $2.50) in units of $100 of debentures and six
shares of stock at $130 per unit. An additional 72,030
the
*
Monday, July 21, 1958
.
.
plant produces parts for the tank assembly operation
Important components and subassemblies also
are
Del.
at
Minnett
Mr.
by
Philadelphia, Pa., of $700,000 6% de¬
stock
$6
Scranton
Newark.
produced
Transco, Citizens,
Dover, Sussex, Elkton, Delaware
P&L,
and Seaford,
(b>
Eastern shall have received not
less than
$1,215,000 from the sale of its common stock, convertible subordinated
Oil Producers Ltd.,
has been amalgamated with Canso
of underwriters headed
group
a
bentures due June 1,
the
Gas Ltd.—Consolidation—
Can so Natural
Stock
|»500
Dean Witter 5c Co.—
Wuli'i, Hansen Ac Cc
3,000
—
Labouisse,
Co.
the
9,500
—
1,500
5,000
1.000
1,000
1,500
6.000
Co-
&
Howard.
Weil,
ft, Fried ricks &
See
5,000
0,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
1,500
Stewart, Eubunks, Meyerson & Co. —
1,000
Stone & Youngberg—1,500
J. S. Strauss & Co
3,000
Sutro & Co
0,000
Henry F. Swift <fe Co
1.000
Wagenselier & Durst, Inc,
3.000
Walston & Co., Inc
9,500
Wilson. Johnson »i Higgins
3,000
1,500
Inc
Co.,
&
Richards
Kerr
2,000
1,500
Grande
Frank
Co.
1,000
Friedman
H.
Hooker & Fay
F.
3,000
1.500
——
Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc—
Schwabacher & Co
—
William R. Staats
Co.—
Stephenson,
Leydecker &
7,500
—
Cleveland Corp-
First
Maxfield
Hill
Co
ton —
Morgan & CoPacific Northwest
3,000
2,500
4,000
Skaggs & Co
7,500
1,500
Brothers
Revel Miller & Co.-——
Mitchum, Jones <te Temple-
Bingham, Walter &
Davis,
Ryons & Co
:.....
9,500
& Co. Inc..—^—2,500
Lundborg & Co.—3,000
through
Harrison & Co. of
Shares
Lester,
Loewi
Irving
Mason
24,000
1.500
0,000
3,000
Inc
Co.,
at
made in
was
offering,
were
Shares
Blvth
Mention
The
Utilities Corp.—Offering of Securities-;our issue of July 14 of the public
Chesapeake
in the indenture
\
.
(244)
and
production
intercontinental
ballistic
of
ground-support equipment
missile
program,
it
was
an¬
July 11 by Philip S. Fogg, President.
The
company's Systems Division in Monrovia, Calif., will build the
instrumentation, which will include three high-pressure helium and
nitrogen
neers
at
control systems.
Convair
in
CEC
developing
engineers will work closely with engi¬
the
project.—V.
187,
p.
2543.
Volume
188
Number
5761
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(245)
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■
•'»
'■
Consumers. Power Co.—Plans
This
company
permission
July
on
to
17
and
issue
$50,000,000.
The
Diversified
$50,000,000 Financing—
asked the Michigan P. S. Commission for
sell
securities
to
realize
approximately
"
'
:
,,v"
.
.
proceeds are to be used to finance the continuing expansion and
of the company's electric and gas service facilities in a
Outstate Michigan area.
Consumers spent
$105,500,000 on
improvement,
This
its
expansion
and
improvement
in
program
1957
and
expenditures at $88,550,000 and foresees a $150,000,000
In order to provide approximately
$50,000,000 from
estimates
1958
in
1959.
program
sale
the
of
new
securities,
the company proposes to issue and sell not more than
$40,000,000 first mortgage bonds maturing not earlier than 1988 for
the
best
price obtainable, but not
less
favorable
to
the
company
.
than
414fo
a
slock
for
stock
will
is
It
late
'basis
the
and not more than 200,000 shares of preferred
price obtainable,
but
not
less
favorable
to
the
basis. The exact quantity of bonds and preferred
best
than
company
5','c
a
determined
be
contemplated
in
September.—V.
Electric
Cook
later.
that
the
sale
p.
146.
188,
of
Co.—Sells
the
securities
new
Preferred
will
made
be
preferred
The
by
proceeds
the
30,
209b
1958,
will
year.—V.
be
180,
sales
further
a
for
used
in
increase
and
additional
volume
similar
in
working
the
increase
capital required
ended June
fiscal
year
expected
in
the
current
stock
filed
the
with
1958,
Negotiations for
Refining Co.—Proposed Merger—
stage
this company
of
merger
a
the
of
preliminary
The
and
agreement,
Best Poods.
it
joint announcement outlined plans to form a new corporation
into,which the two companies would be merged. One share of common
stock of the new company will be issued for each share of
Products
and
shares
1.6
Following the merger it is planned
company
Mr.
be
Corp
committee.
2798
pp.
annual
is
It
within
and
and
will
be
of
Best
Foods,
stock
common
the
of
Executive
that
and
final
and
for
of
the
member
a
plans
months
stockholders
Officer
for
then
new
of
members
Donnelley &
(it. R.)
Hiis
England,
Tiie
the
in
general
merger '
to
approval.—-V.
selling
stockholders
and
10
the
announced
formation
ham
10,000
foot
square
vicinity of London.
These
The
"do-it-yourself"
equipment
—V.
188, p.
This
will
be
sold
147.
building
to
American
electronic
and binds
of
The
1958
and
of
tories
of
including those for
other
printed
books and
matter
other
beneficial
First
3'4i'i
of
1958.
Each
via
ownership
of
*Corpmon
share
one
of
depositary
record
line,
will
A
at
stock
largest,
the
close
represent
on
Lehman
Houston
Aug.
15,
1959,
or
Brothers
sucli
on
and
Allen
one
two-year period
a
earlier
&
of
date
Co. ; are
as
of
such
Houston
proposed
stock
common
rights.
to
be
proposed
offered
to
be
units
as
offered
ended
on
result
in
AS
the
as
the
and
to
pursuant
The
proposed offering of securities by
was"
contained
in
a
registration statement filed with the
July 3, J958.—V. 187, p. 2548.
MAY
OF
of
1958
31,
,
It
the
FPC
the
of
company's
issued
were
outstanding
first
has
presently
under
Will
bears
June,
purchase
set
from
the
opposite
shares
to
selling
of
name
sold
be
bears
options
of
to
Allyn
options
add
Blair
Inc.
3,000
registration
1,000,000 shares
See V.
statement
of
filed
stock
common
with
the
Co
of
First
Southwest
Reynolds
6,300
Michigan
2,400
8,700
1,000
Smith, Barney & Co
Stern Brothers & Co
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
6,300
6,300
3,000
&
SEC
The
Company
48.
p.
Spencer
Inc.
G.
H.
White,
2,400
Weeks
&
2,000
&
Dean
Trask
Walker
2,000
6,300
the
1,000
2,000
3,000
Weld
&
Co.,
6,300
Witter
&
Co._—-—
3,000
(par $1)
SEC
on
became
May
covering
19
effective
July 3.
on
formation
of
U.
S.
Parking Corp. to design, construct and
mechanical and ramp type parking
garages was announced on
July 2 by Paul Riebenfeld, -President.
The corporation's headquarters
are
in New York, N. Y., and Des
Moines, Iowa.'
;
\
finance
In
addition
are
Mr.
to
Development
Allen
&
Inc.,
a
U.
Riebenfeld,
Corp.
principals of
America, a venture
of
the
new
corporation
capital organization;
Co., New York investment banking firm; and Webb &
Knapp,
national real estate development company.
S.
Parking Corp., has acquired the Bowser Parking System, Inc.,
of Des Moines, Iowa, who are the
leading manufacturers of mechanical
parking equipment. U. S. Parking has also established a
subsidiary to
design
and
prices
of
construct
not
are
mechanical
skyscraper
parking
facilities
enough
garages
of
factor
in
to
where
areas
land
the
building
187,:
warrant
the Bowser type.—V.
p.
1312.
is
negotiating
to
acquire
the
purchase
Matty Simmcns, Diners' Club Vice-President, said talks with Esquire
began on July 1 and added that "it appears obvious a deal
going to be made." But he emphasized negotiations are still under
and
way
the
work currently is underway for a
major new refining unit at Douglas Oil Co.'s Bakcrsfield facility.
This
is being done in conjunction with the company's continuing program
of upgrading,
modernizing and expanding its refining facilities.
He
acquisition has not
been
at
claiming
Esquire
claims
15,000
over
680.000
Club,
system,
division
outlets.
It
is
the
largest
of
company
of
the
the
formed
100,000
in
rival
of
the
credit
membership
Magazine.
Stanley
that
Frankel,
American
said
those
American
which
and
work
out.—V.
talks
of
of
Diversified
also
close
to
operates a credit
6,000 outlets.
It
card
is
a
the
and
were
p.
field
Express
on
Oct.
Co.
1
Gourmet
Guest
Director
of
American
and
recently
Club,
Express
acquired
subsidiary
a
be
Esquire
ended
Club
recently.
resumed
if
the
Esquire
had
He
Club,
been
indicated
Diners'
Club
.
of
confirmed
negotiating,
1953.
Industries
United
talks
lor
per
home
deal
industrial
Toronto-
a
New
—
Tuner
than
a
$148.75
Dec. 31/57
$128.18
4,392,416
3,601,765
29,528
!
28,100
1,046
926
;
"
;
•
'
•
'■
-
by Financial
Co.
and
Equity
from
the
(which
Insurance
except for
per
share or
of
has
SEC
hearing
a
49,989 shares of stock of
interested persons until
given
thereon.
Financial proposes to
of the capital stock
qualifying shares) at
cash consideration of
all
constitute
11
directors'
an
aggregate
1432.
Diners'
Club,
Inc.
Faircliild Camera
above.—V.
&
178,
148.
p.
Instrument Corp.—Contract—
Receipt of r production contract in the amount of $489,440 for
Type K-47 aerial reconnaissance cameras, has been announced by thu
corporation's Defense Products Division.
The contract was awarded
by the U. S. Air Force Materiel Command.
is
a
night reconnaissance camera system, featuring a
Rapldyne shutter, which can be activated by a flash bomb,
the airplane.- The bomb provides illumination of the area
to be photographed.
It is capable of taking pictures at either high or
K-47
from
low altitudes.
Film size is 9
by 9 inches.—V. 187,
p.
2116.
Faraday Uranium Mines, Ltd.—Official Resigns—
1958,
company
Inc.,
was
increase
an
of the
the
close
the
number
development,
and Chairman
pation
on
of
first
June
in the
division
185,
the Continental
in
p.
announcing
Equity Corp.
Mining Exploration, Ltd.
his
decision,
ill
gavo
-•
health
the
as
1153.
Financial General
see
Corp.—Seeks Exemption
above.—V.
187, p.
Order" '
1541.
'
Flight Support, Inc., Metuchen, N. J.—New Pres., etc.
Carl
Wetterau
R.
President
and
has
General
been
elected
Manager
President
since
directors
board.
New
Mr.
Unterberg
Flight
is
a
Clarence
partner
brokerage
Support
is
currently
equipment for
support
the
Vice-
company.
assumes
his
new
/
elected
investment
York
ground
also
of
he
1956,
responsibilities immediately.
in
E.
member of the
Unterberg, Towbin Co.,
Unterberg
C,
E.
a
firm.
manufacturing
major
airlines,
specialized
aircraft
test
and
and
engine
including Pratt & Whitney
Aircraft, Westinghouse,
General Electric, Wright Aeronautical, Convair, Boeing, American Air¬
lines, Pan American and United Airlines, Operations were transferred
from Linden, N. J. to a new five-acre manufacturing plant at Metuchen
in
3,742
number
1958,
and
The
1957.
30,
the
over
quarter of
stockholders
207,434
by
owned
There
were
company's
192,520
stock
latter
increase of
gain
June
recorded
holders
of
an
of
as
30,
November
1957.
-
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—Affiliate Expands
at
See
34,814 over
largely
consists
of
second
more
The
common
of
one
stock,
1958
kind of
holders of
and 20,887
ended.
figures
These
stock,—V.
188,
p.
147.
its
101'b.
called
for
corporation
has
outstanding'
6convertible
redemption
on
July
29,
and
Transmission
Immediate payment will
be
made
at
the
due
Sept.
First
1,
Pa.—V.
182,
p.
Eastern Shore
See
Chesapeake
breakdown
1958,
all
1970
at
Gas
Corp.
Co.—Private
above.
,
follows:
Period End. June 30—
Ford
1958—;Month—1957
1958—6 Mos.—1957
71,043
Mercury
127,537
504,975
819,881
9,151
passenger
17,798
64,262
171,484
6,944
496
1,409
2,523
14,833
23,945
82,099
Lincoln'
147,858
591,014
1,015,310
National Bank,
Total
Philadel¬
Total
Natural
1784.
•9,865.
cars
17,548
Financing—
cars
&
Tractor
V,
187, p.
2799
trucks-
20,331
115,906
185,108
99,647
177,189
706,920
3,150
1337.
Utilities'
187, p.
produced 99,647 passenger cars and trucks during
year-to-date total of 706,920.
i
Thunderbird production in June was 5,685 units for a six-month
total of 23,406.
Comparable 1957 Thunderbird figures were 1,456 and
Trucks
phia,
below.—V.
a
Edsel
debentures
Co.
(Mich.)—June Output Off—
company
for
The
Eastern Lime Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
The
Gas
Ford Motor Co.
June
period
than
Tennessee
of
thrift plan.
holders of
the
as
include 5,973 holders
•
Englewood,
scaffolding and ladder
of
Ncwkirk.
Mr.
reason.—V.
employees who became stockholders for the first time through partici¬
of
Colorado,
Ncwkirk, a leading figure in Canadian mining promotion
is resignh g from active management of nearly 60
including the posts of President of Faraday Uranium Mines
Bryan W.
and
companies,
manufacturers,
(Inc.)—Number of
Allentown, Pa., or at the Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank,
working capital.
July 15,
stock at
has
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.
doesn't
on
July 9 filed a letter of. notification with the
60,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
construction;
corporation
Stockholders Increase—
with
covering
65
of the
Corporation,
839.
p.
Esquire, Inc.—Control of Unit Sought—
See
but
The'ddrpbraticn
at
Stock—
recently called for redemption on
1958, all of its outstanding 5 9b
non-cumulative preferred
par
(10 cents per share).
Payment will be made at the
Dominion Bank, Toronto, Canada.
The
of
Colo.—Files With SEC—
SEC
Investment
186,
Phonograph Corp.
<
.
price of $18.05
$902,187.—V. 187, p.
Douglas
1,
preferred
might
186,
American
card
Executive
Express
Express
Electronics
fund.—V.
that since the company's fiscal year began
Oil has incurred losses during its first three
months of operation.
However, he told shareholders he believes the
company would see
an upturn in sales and earnings in the second
quarter.
He noted that the company's asphalt business is doing very
well, particularly in Northern California.—V. 187, p. 1205.
This
1956,
members
45,000
Gourmet
he
hands
enter
to
&
1958, to request
the 49,989 shares
engineering
Krieger commented
April
on
members.
Esquire, Inc., publisher of Esquire and Coronet magazines.
Acquisition of Esquire Club at this time would not only give Diners'
Club membership a lift, but also would
keep the Esquire membership
out
the
its
of
plans
that
stated
consummated.
Club, formed in 1950. operates an international credit card
that enables its members to charge the purchase of goods
services
type,
also
Mr.
Diners'
and
to
plana
and
the Electronics Investment Program
in
investment
a
announced
Krieger
Dover Industries, Ltd.—To Redeem Preferred
100,000-meniber
Club
system
gasoline-sales of this company will increase approximately
gallons per month to a monthly total of over 5,000,000 gallons
that the increase will result from Douglas
Oil's
recent
acquisition of a chain of 28 gasoline service stations
located
in Northern California,, together
with the opening of eight
new multiple
pump Douglas Oil Co. stations In Central and Southern
California
during June, July and August.
Mr. Krieger stated the
28-station chain was acquired fron: E. B. Hinklo & Sons Distributing
Co.
Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Mr.
Club, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
This corporation
Esquire Club.
is
Fla.,
327.
p.
outstanding
Insurance
24,
The
Diners'
.
ramp
significant
a
Petersburg,
by Aug. 1, it was revealed on July 14 by W. G. Krieger, President.
Development Corp. of America—New Parking
Garage
Firm Formed—
The
St.
market
purchase
fired
Controlled
900,000
total
ft.
Fairchild
of California—Expansion—
Oil Co.
Douglas
this
15.000 sq.
187, p. 2225.
July
6,300
Co
Co
&
&
shares
stockholders
of
United
2,000
Inc,
3,000
Hemphill. Noyes & Co
3,000
Co.,
Inc
Renshaw
Shearson, Hammill & Co—
2,000
Co
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Illinois
3,000
Co
Corp
Corp—
Boston
First
part of
of
This corporation and Financial General Corp., an afiiliated company
have applied to the SEC for an exemption order permitting
•
Rodman
&
major
addition
of Equity,
2,400
1,000
1,000
Co
&
The
an
Equity Corp.—Seeks Exemption Order—
S. Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
Union
Dillon.
Chapman
,
June 30/58
at
>
2,000
2,000
&
,
share
per
shares
Number
6,300
Co
Co.
Podesta
Capital
Pierce,
Paine,
3,000
Hornblower
187, p. 2332.
Field
St. Petersburg, Fla.
of—
2,000
Smith
&
187,
sponsor for
of
mutual
assets
■—-V.
6,300
—
F.
1,000
&
Lynch,
Milwaukee
6,300
Collins
Securities
The
Co.
&
Julien
Cruttenden,
Higginson
Fenner
2,400
1,000.—V.
the
assets
Net
The
Tiie
Aneth
Energy Fund Inc.—Net Assets Rise—
As
Net
6.300
Merrill
3,000
Co
188,
the
"This revoluntionary type of component is slightly larger
flashlight battery," Mr. Rappaport said.—V. 188, p. 147.
Co.,
Corp.
Lehman Brothers
McCormick & Co
3,000
Inc
&
—V.
from
Paso
Division
Vice-President in charge
of
Marketing, stated
a
patent application has been made for a 3-circuit miniature,
rotary-axial ferrite tuner which produces linar frequency variations
from 500 to l.GOO kilocycles and can be extended to cover
frequencies
as
high as 15 megacycles.
Shares
Peabody &
Inc.
2,000
Dodge
Denver Acceptance Corp.—Statement Effective—
El
that
3,000
—
First
to
seeking
Electronics
6,300
Co.__
Co.
Inc.
Clark,
The
gas
producers
A major development in the field of
electronics was announced on
July 10 by-this corporation. George Rappaport, Emerson's Government
respectively,
Lee
Co.„.
Byllesby
Eastman
independent
■
-
■
16
2332.
Emerson Radio
,
of
Lazard Freres & Co.
Simmons—
(Inc.)
Farwell,
from
gas
the
as
*
is
$16,000,000
number
below
3,000
Tnc
&
&
Co.,
&
M.
&
&
Blair
Ellis
Blyth
E) Paso's
maximum
a
natural
.
by
recently completed
production facilities at
accumulation
severally
number
the
to
1,000
Co.
&
Blunt
H.
Co.,
&
Becker
William
handle
of
extenslvei. manufacturing
buildings adjacent to its present
plant, within the near future.
Present
employment totals
stations,
purchase
has
that
underwriter
Kidder,
Co
Whipple
G.
A.
below
ratio
same
selling shareholder,
25,110
Bacon,
to
feet
industry
Option Plan,
Options to pur¬
shareholder
the
such
by each
Ripley & Co.,
&
filed
corporation
electronic
172,710:
Houston
on
each
which
stock
Inc.
C.
-y.
also
it
cubic
4 A group of prominent Californians has
just established headquarters
in New.York City to sell an investment
program in the fastest growing
America—electronics!
Underv the
banner
of
the Fleetwood
Securities Corp. of America, this
group, headed by Charles E. Salik,
San Diego financier and owner and
operator of Television and Radio
533,549 > ,r|
2,733,408 shs.
Stock
named
Shares
A.
enable
Electronics Investment Corp.—Securities Firm Formed
.
-
underwriter
Each
—
common
Harriman
would
100,000,000
sell natural
to
approximately
E.
..
of
of
military electronic equipment.
to
15,000,000
1958.
and further
such plan.
.'
to
facilities
Vice-President—Marketing.
for
is
modern
option to acquire approximately 49b
shares of common stock from a trust
T.
of
made.
shares
Aneth
been
on
Orders booked for the month of June by this
corporation reached
the record total of
nearly $3,500,000, according to an announcement by
E. F, Coy,
company
long-term
a
outstanding
the
UNDERWRITERS
to
the
were
authority
school
Donnelley at the value finally estab¬
lished
for Federal
Estate
Tax
purposes.
T.
E.
Donnelley died in
February, 1955, and such value has not yet been finally determined.
The company may exercise its option when such final determination
of
the
has
announced
Electronic Communications, Inc.,
—Reports Record June Bookings—
Outstanding
$786,500
installment
Restricted
in
be granted under
may
company
number
said
area.—V. 187, p.
1958
5.000,000 shs.
exercise
the
are
the
f
par)„_
of
shares
shares
the
Arizona,
Commission
application
$48,624,000,
*
76,523
of
from
metering facilities, river crossings, and appurtenant facilities.
wide variety
a
15,000,000
15,
*
shares
created
company seeking authority for the construc¬
facilities to enable it to receive,
process
and
ol'
gas
and
its
31,
May
sales
net
19'78—
1
May
additional
be
may
named
underwriters of the offering.
The subscription price and underwriting
terms are to te supplied
by amendment.
The prospectus states that
the offering of the depositary units is conditioned
upon the completion
of the sale by Houston of the subordinated
debentures and shares of
of
cities and
$786,500
5,214
37,239
natural
average daily volume
the Aneth Field.
the
prints
Co.
Inc.,
The Encyclopedia Britan-
Jpn^bonds.-,..,
under
of
the
(a)
The
of
months
$2,935,000
1956
of
high fidelity and
direct mail operation.
unit
class
of
five
due
stock .($5
_
the
'As
granted
of
during
commencing
determined.
preemptive
magazines.
Montgomery Ward &
number of major
a
indebtedness
Bache
Delhi-Taylor
the
income of
net
debentures
in
and <b) an irrevocable option to purchase 8,945/10.000ths
additional share of Class A stock of Houston
•shares
Time
and
including Eibles, religious publications,
Issued May 15, 1958
Other
2905.
p.
Field area of Utah, Colorado,
accepted for filing, the Federal
July 8.
The company proposes to
construct, at an estimated cost of about
$26,085,000, approximately 13.3 miles of 20-inch and 62.6- miles of
16-inch transmission line; about 102.3 miles of various diameter
field
lines: a 30,600 horsepower compressor station; gasoline,
fractionating
and
dehydration plants;
wells for its own production, and various
Power
certain
to
operation
Mexico
The
mortgage sinking
constructed
be
'
,
stock,
May 23,
stock
of
accrue
Authorized
shares
Corp.
common
will
187,
application by this
and
New
books.
CAPITALIZATION
agreed
a
registration statement with the SEC on
575,869 depositary units for the class A stock
the units to be offered for subscription by the
Corp.,
common
on
An
Art
—
Sears, Roebuck and Co. and other catalogs,
niea, Compton's Pictured Encyclopedia and The World Book
Encyclo¬
pedia.
It also prints and binds over 1,000 different telephone direc¬
of
filed
covering
Houston
holders
business
sale
y
,
major portion of several nationally distributed publications
a
Farm Journal, Life, Look
binds substantial
parts of the
line
Heathkit
kits
exclusively
■
corporation
15,
the
V'i
Natural Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—'
Applications
including
Daystom
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.—Proposes Offering of Deposi¬
tary Units for Houston Corporation Stock—
July
proceeds from
no
1978.—V.
Paso
transport
BUSINESS—Company, also known as The Lakeside Press, is the
largest commercial printer in the United States.
The company prints
is
of
and most popular for both consumer and industrial
use, will be adapted
to British requirements, and all of the
parts will be manufactured in
the
United Kingdom by an initial
operating force of about 70 em¬
ployees.
being sold for the account
are
Electric Co.—Bids July 22—
5
,, f....
o'.l
/V-..Vj
90 Broad St., New York, N. Y., will lip- to 11' a.m.
July 22 receive bids for the purchase from it of $6,500,000
mortgage bonds due
1988, and
$3,000,000 of debentures
due
1,
tion
syn¬
company.
of
Daystrom International.
subsidiary will manufacture a complete
new
a
July
on
division
a
English
new
9,
preferred
underwriting
Sons Co.—Stock Offered
shares
J
on
El
was
underwriting group headed by Harriman Ripley & Co.
on July 17 offered 172,710 shares of
$5 par value
common stock at $28.75 per share.
"
The
the
submitted
their
2000.
corporation
Hcathkits
July
Inc..
PROCEEDS—These
;
l
company at
first
in¬
July
on
cumulative
the
of
,<■
,r
thereon.
which
effective
its
of
given
the
Daystrom, Inc.—Forms English Subsidiary—
Ltd; of
statement
became
shares
chase
the
director
few
next
share
basis.
a
expected
Foods
each
place
Chief
and
the
Best
to
for
dividend
be President
completed
Products
187,
$2
a
Blumenschine
Mr.
executive
will
on
Brady will
company.
which
and
of 250,000
affiliations with
has
hearing
a
the purchase by Diversified of shares of the stock being of¬
fered by Boston Edison is prohibited by the Investment
Company Act
unless the SEC grants the requested exemption order.—V.
185, p. 1884.
common
new
registration
a
SEC
request
of
Inc.
The
Corn
the
and
to
announced
was
July 16 by President William T. Brady and Chairman and President
Leonard G.
Blumenschine, chief executive officers of the two com¬
panies.,.
'•s:;' ". •
A,"
of
El Paso
The
(EDT)
dicate,
reported
on
stock
Co.,
1958,
in
proposed
EARNINGS—For
reached
25,
offering
Because
Exemption
623.
p.
Corn Products
have
July
Commission
public
a
Edison
Boston
T::; >
:
company has applied to the SEC for
Investment Company Act permitting
than 5,000 shares of the 47aft cumulative
more
i'y
.
the
under
until
Edison
Boston
stock.
of
persons
Fund, Inc.—Seeks
.>
investment
order
acquisition of not
terested
Issue
Privately—
This company has placed
privately $2,000,000 of 6%
cumulative prior preferred stock
(with warrants) with
an
institution, according to an announcement made on
July 14 by Walter C. Hasselhorn, President. This block
is part of a $5,000,000 preferred stock issue
recently
authorized by Cook Electric stockholders. Blunt Ellis &
Simmons, Chicago, 111., assisted in the private sale.
Investment
York
exemption
an
05-county
its
New
'•
;■
..
3,000
27,083
1,200,418
23,656
6
(246)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Forty-Third Avenue Presbyterian Church, Gary, Ind.
General
—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis.,
one
July 11 offered publicly $200,000 of first mortgage
serial bonds, series A, bearing interest ranging from
4Va-% to 5Vi%, and maturing semi-annually, from June
15, 1959, to June 15, 1973, inclusive. The bonds are
priced at 100% and accrued interest.
on
Electric
the
cf
Co.—New
Lab
in
•
placed in full-scale operation by this
.
The
$750,000
Applied
Research
bonds
rev/
borrowed
funds
1903
such
new
church,
parlors and
equipment.
net
funds
proceeds
to
are
used
with
102%'
The
•
$822,802,
in
pay,
metals.
part,
chapel,
class rooms,
$623,483,
including
of
to
Freeport
Oil
for
Sulphur
Co.—To
Sell
its
Lake
Washington
agreement
approved
Mr.
Williams
'/
that
said
part
It
In
from
the
is estimated
Connection
sale
that
with
The
of
reserved
a
production
income and
transaction
35%.
oil
wells
a
V.
and
p.
48.
188,
Oil
;•
two
from
the
payment.
This
.
other taxes payable by Freeport
C.
Petersen
is
"v-
v
%//-':
,
The
lias
Kansas.
company
production
y.y"/.
.
t
v
•
%
•;?/
;
,
from
v* ■»'•£'"
•
inter-coastal
Martin
the
24
of
the
Co.—Acquires
Ruffles
fng
to C.
The
E.
Gas
acquisition,
said
Mr.
Doolin,
includes
the
purchase
product
process in which
the
addition
of
potato chips
cheese-like
a
cheese
any
additional patent
covers
flavor
this type.—V.
of
is
flavoring
new
a
imparted
or
187,
to
share
value
sold,
equipment
was
The
potato
decided
a
and
upturn
should point the way for more successful
third and
of the year, G. V.
Leece,
President,
Francisco, Calif.,
The
Mr.
in
most
Leece
The
In
marked
said,
several
14
increaes
in
oil
and
fourth
told the Security Analysts
equipment volume
field
sales
in
came
construction
for
rose
in
June
and
profits
followed
what
Leece
termed
.Corp.,
There
>
The
of
30,
$2
there
is
delivered
150.000
were
of
of
the
Water
June 30
at
in
Co.,
wholly
Parkeslnug
of
west*
a
year
higher
a
net
Water
owned
company
187,
14
the
close
/'
V.
cents
share
per
expenses-
572,548
—V.
brought earnings for the first six months
of the year to
approximately
$1.13 per share on common stock
as
compared with $2.20 ner share
for
the
same
period
"But
with
incoming
anticipate
first
last
our
half,"
he
of
of
"We
for
oi
Aug.
viz.;
V.
will
be
at
an
appreciable
rate
higher than earnings
we
for the
proceedings.
declared
stock
a
regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents
payable Sept. 2 to shareholders
De
.
June 26,
on
12.
of
183,
every
rest
of
to
reason
the
year,"
believe
Mr.
this
Leece
dividend
said.—V.
187,
will
be
continued
Garlock
Packing
first
III,
Co.—Subsidiary
Elects
The appointment of J. B.
Sewell as President
of Canada, Ltd. was
announced by George
the Board of Directors of
the
of The
L.
President—
of
Abbott,
cf
July
1
Tears
and
missile
C.
by J.
Garrett,
President.
seiWice6 A"*'
of
corporation,
components
a
of
4,000
located
It
has
NaVy
was
N.
$3,163,554
3,284,462
$331,253
$278,357
256,114
306,250
-
large share
a
turbine
eas
in
of
credit
jnent of the turbo-compound
at
Phoenix
Garrett's
J.8
i,
overall
and
is
L
oJ
District
S.
the
are
Court
Eastern
of
simple
a
makes
system
de-icing
of
for
the
Edible
is
F.
in
^
District
here
N.
development of
directly credited
the
propeller
with
dcvelou-
engine. He will make his headquarters in
Manufacturing Division of Arizona
small gas turbine engines in the world.—
ore-half
towing
the
new
by
the
system
Western
J.
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
on
July 2
has
■
been
announced
authorized
corporation's
related
to
employing
This
is
that the Air Research and
to
let
a
feasibility
General
the
Atomic
possible
controlled
one
of
a
Development Command
study contract with this
Division,
development
nuclear
series
located
of
a
at
new
San
Diego
concept
of
Calif
propulsion
explosions.
of
investigations
involving
propulsion
new
commitment
dur.ng fiscal
upon
Mr.
if
this
Johnson
187,
p.
the
the
study
1959.
year
the results of
successful,
—V.
for
within
lead
under
atmosphere
calls
for
the
of
and
beyond.
expenditure
the
program
The
of
will
con¬
initial
$1,000 000
be
to
the
a
study
distinct
2116,
nature
advance
■
of
in
this
B.
F.
Goodrich
/
.
;
,
:
4
•
.
.
P.
W.
Perdriau,
General
*"
will
"
be
/"**.
"*
*
available
'
r
to-
*
187,
owners
of
2333.
p.
the
Investors
the
187,
p.
4,693.354
Corp.,
insurance
mittee
Home
a
Co.;
cf
the
Fire
trustee
of
and
propulsion
which
of
capability'
.
,
•
Center—a
and
committee
Street
Inc.
He
Chairman
the
&
of
of
60,000
SEC
H-C7;
Group's 21
$6,614,731,—-
wmre
With
SEC—
amendment
an
July
on
15,
1958
and
S17.000.000
of
series
H-DA.—
(Inc.)—Earnings Lower—
against
as
•
7
-
„
organized
'
55
cents
share
a
in
cents
the
a
second
.
Hertz
ot
Auto
Lease
and
conduct
to
announced
July
on
American
lease
new
Rental,
were
1957
whollyleasing
Executive
a
automobile
Robley
Evans,
Express
H.
International,
Ltd.,
the
under
'
full
'•///
fleets
in
cars
Ltd.,
long-term
by
1
"/ ,/'.//
will
$3,475,181
611.156
2,311,105
1,072.189
of
10
or
more
the
a
Properties
of
the
Union
and
Corp.
Board
Fire
of
the
of
the
the
Co.
committee
of
the
the
and
execu¬
American
The
Co.
opened
square
foot
non-food
its
sixth
and
super-general
items
under
one
store
first
time
full
maintenance
who
is
President
subsidiary.
new
the
of
Leon
Car
-
the
Leasing
Corporation,
Greenebaum
C.
Division
is
of
also
Chairman
is
%
-
Express
International.
Ltd.,- is a jointly-owned sub¬
and American Express Co. The company,
conducts car and
truck
rental
operations
States in 23;, foreign countries and territories.
The
Hertz
last
November,
United
Corp.
and
truck rental operations
in
cities
Joli
the
Riviere
and
Cap
du
car
rental
Loup,
St.
Jovite.
Express
Sherbrooke,
Matane,
dc la Madeleine.
operations
by Canadian businessmen who
other
to
granted
for
overseas.'
the
10
the
'
operates
:
in
F
.
are.
owned
Hertz
Amer¬
England
and
*
*
where
-
Dominion
licensees of
which also
Quebec cities
-
-
the
franchised
'
-
Sept
Isles,
St. -Joseph
the twin cities of "Trois
and
....
throughout
are
International,. Ltd.,
countries
addition
in Quebec—
recently been established
Quebec, it was announced on July 8.
Province where Hertz service is now available are:
Montgomery,
Hertz
have
in
cities
10
-
franchises
company
have
first
time, Hertz has licensee operations in the
•following cities in the Province: Montreal, Quebec City, Chicoutimi, and
Rimouski.
Robley
-
H.
increase
Canada
Evans,
Hertz'
Evans
gross
said
that
and
in
of
only
in
Evans
35 call-a-car
145
said
109 Canadian
The
of
Hertz
of
was
part
and
rental
leasing
Canadian
1957
gross
International,
company
services
plans
to
throughout
out,
licensees
operated
1.578
cars
amounted
revenues
to more than $7,000,000.
operations in Canada in 1946
company
passenger
totaled
revenues
Mr.
Vice-President
Quebec
this year.
trucks
vconsisted
-
in
truck
and
car
by 20%
764
'*
,
Executive
expansion
that
operating
cars
in
cities
12
that
and
$230,000.
Hertz
Rent
;
A
cities through
Car
175
has
now
70
members
operating
locations, including 20 airports and
phones in leading Canadian hotels and railroad terminals.
he added, represents the largest car and truck
organization,
rental
operation
in
the
Dominion.
Re¬
and
and'
a
Bowery Savings
largest ;Grand-Way
the
also operate., through
in Chicago.
the
car
Rivieres
Car
American
Co.,
mark
will
first time in
d'Alma,
Com¬
Committee
Drydoek
the
National
Corp.
of
Executive
and
Finance
Shipbuilding <fe
executive
Corp..
Service
member
and
and
Insurance
Chairman
News
the
Tri-Continental
director
will
It
will be available in Canada,' he* atclded.
flat monthly fee includes depreciation, all repairs,
a
By comparison, he pointed
Director—
a
said.
Jacobs,
the
Mount
22,554,819
$2,335,724
Investing Co.,
is
Rutgers
Co.;
Newport
member
15,000
;
American
Tel
cipal
it
Rental
Aviv
car
cities
in
was
Haifa,
to
operate
have
been
American
by Leon
8
thus
in
International
and
headquarters
pp.
Hertz
July
on
Established
operations
by
International
Hertz
Saving
rental
C.
in
Israel—
established
Express
in
i
three
prin¬
International,
Ltd.,
Greenebaum,
Board
Chairman
company.
company
carrying a full food
roof—in Danbiiry,
Conn.,
Operations
Israel
announced
the
of
Hertz
line
1557
2800
Jerusalem.
will
be
a'id;2549.
becomes
the
first
international
car
rental
Israel.
will
conduct
Mr.
located
car
rental
Greenebaum
in
■
$19,486,443,
of
"a.
the
Canamerican
Corp.
of
the
Mi*.
General
Glebe
Union
stock,
of
explained
Bank.
Grand
$6,186,202.
; months
of
six
totaled
another
,>•/'
of 19$3, net income was equal to 51
quarter
Board.
Hertz
for
been
$267,646
.*858,876
.
Assurance
director
1958
tc.
Hertz Rent A Car Expands Facilities
2300.
Broad
Fund,
committee
of
one
;
In
20,900,276
Co.—Randolph Elected
executive
Whitehall
from
Inc.-—Registers
series
L.
organized
ican
F.
Randolph, investment banker and
senior, partner
of
Seligman & Co.,' has been elected to the board of directors.
Randolph is also Chairman of the Board, President and a mem¬
the
first
stock.
leasing
Hertz
.'
W.
of
months
The
outside
Aviation
,
Two Markets Opened
by Grand Union Co.—
contract
of
Evans
Ilertz
based
study during the initial phase.
emphasized
may
which
of
Continuation
of
means
for
space
applications.
Conceptually, this study
proposed by General
Atomic, differs from other proposals
considei ation in that it looks
to the employment of a series
detonations
ber
tive
■was
trolled
&
six
and
sidiary
that for
light
twin
for
Francis
Mr.
first
with
.
was
The
de-icing
1958—5 Months—1957
$4,961,000 $23,236,000 $26,030,000
4,289,167
$33,833
deficit
Grand Union
J.
$2,153
of
2002.
p.
.
and
General Dynamics Corp.—New
Study Contract—
R-?y. ^ Johnson, Director of the Advanced Research Projects Agency
taxes
187,
"
'
Corp.—New Canadian Auto Lease Unit—
company
of
RR.—Earnings—
$4,323,000
.
-
ry. oper.
oper.
-Deficit.—V.
after
■'
'
-
The
Anthony
1958—Month—1957
Railway
railway
loss
1958.—V.
greasing,
complete
winterizing
service. * fire
and
theft
$50 deductible collision protection, license foes, and finance
customer provides only liability insurance, gasoline, oil,
"storage; and washing.
Canadian headquarters of Canamerican will be located in Toronto.
only 50 pounds to the
weight of present de-icing
—
■Railway
Net
State
protection,
Corp.
Manufacturing Co.,
said
from
of
this plan,
charges.
adds
installed,"
'
Period End. May 31—
rev.
the
in
Nevada.
net
a
31,
conversions
filed
1957.
Canada,
21
Net
16,
statutory
certificate
a
insurance
fire
April
on
and
received
.
subsidiary
Walter
practical
-
system
new
economically
Grand Trunk
,
the
in
Funds,
Canamerican
of■
after 39
Ju"e
March
parent company.
Goodrich
Perdriau
Arizona
it
.
second
of
Under
Refinery
City,
pneumatic
equipment
light twin engine planes this Summer.—V.
aimoint-
AiResearch
Sle1Srgesto^nUfaCtuler
j[)» ifa44
V»
for
the United States,
subsidiaries
Milford,'Conn."
Mr.
announced
of
and
reported
ended
the
common
•automobile
by
Inc.,
Louisiana
..
common
of
owned
$3,562,819
2,832,301
Aviation Products, said.
prototype system has been issued a supplemental type certifi¬
the Civil Aeronautics Administration
for
a.
Piper
PA-23
"Apache" owned by the Westport Development &
Ret
whose
for
2226.
Formation
1958—5 Months—1957
-
The
cate.
Widely lecognized as the father of the
Navy's gas turbine nroeram
starting in 1939 and running through 1946,
Admiral Spangler is
usually
♦pven
B.
business
'
capital
time
of
snares
stock account by
Net sales
and operating revenues for the six months'
period
$116,773,028, compared with $124,752,266 for the corresponding
period.—V. 187, p. 2002.
40
assets
Goodrich Co.—Develops De-icing Systenv—
equipment—and
leading manufacturer
and
accessories,
Admiral Spangler,
rCtlrCCl
U.
.
Garrett
Corp.—Spangler a Director—
The appointment of Rear Admiral
Selden B. Spangler, u. S,
of
share
.
the
'
Manager,
Research for this
the
of
"Entirely mechanical, the
weight of the plane—about
Packing:
Chairman of
above company.—V. 187,
p. 1542.
Dtirept?5
aircraft
order of
Products.
Garlock
in
Arizona
which
at
three
for
capital
amount.
on
July 16 reported for the six months ended June
income equal to 89 cents a share of common stock.
income in the first six months of 1957 was equal to $1.03 a
quarter
Highway.
96,432
engine airplanes has been announced
Co.
the
net
For the
Waterworks
President
wholly-owned
The
time
the
meet
the
preferred
of
same
company
1958,
share
the
by
V /
■
$83,274
77,458
the matter
its
Development
in
of
incorporated
was
Ilercules Powder Co.
Net
Pa.,
General
Metropolitan Shortening Corp. of Jersey
Angclis is President.—V. 187, p. 2117.
the
■
share
by the
1954
company
for
cenip ,ny
President
1313.
p.
on
dissolution
amount
reduction
not
Mexico,
Slu.000.000
30,
-/
v
the
(B. F.)
dividends
maintenance plans to companies and businesses throughout the Domin¬
an
in
and
which
common
any
^86. p. 318.
of
reorganization proceedings, this cor¬
subsidiaries have been revested with
-all of
the respective corporation's assets and
properties on July 8,
1958
and
has resumed
operation independent of the reorganization
.
have
the
increasing
earnings
to
Jersey
the
an
liquidations totaled
sales
This
Gobel, Inc.—Revested With Properties-—
Pursuant
New*
poration
did
months
sales
p..
ion,- Mr.
and
on common
record
orders
half
said.
The directors have
per share
1957.
outstanding
now
to
its r g„.> ration
statement covering an additional $125,000,000 of
periodic invc;iment certificates, and additional Hamilton Fund Shares,
187, p. 2800.
(Adolf)
of
one
the
engage
Vice-President
earnings indicate the company earned 40
the second
nuarter.
Mr.
Leece
said
This
stock
is authorized to write all forms of insurance protection
New
Net
187,.
of
distribution
Parkesburg,
$747,845
664,571
$79,472 "
inc.../
out
;/%^.///>:///Vv/' 'T/
three
Hertz
opor.
of
during
to
Hamilton
•
ry. oper.
and
paid
■
quid.
estimates
the
Group's
'
1958—Month—1957
Railway
oper.
of
in
company
Including $4,467,968
share
per
investments.—V.
of
Lincoln
$*652,020
from
preferred
An increase of 195% in the sale of shares ol Group Securities, Inc.,
leading mutual fund, was reported on July 3 by John L. Ahbe, VicePresident
and
Directors
of
Sales
of
Distributors
Group.
Inc., the
sponsor company. .
■'
•:.■■■///'' W/'
asset
on
community
a
revenue„_
rev.
the
dividends
any
to this offering, less
stock, will dilute the
"•
;
It
Howard. Butcher
the
oper.
railway
share,
common
aside
;
Arizona,
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Net
Thereafter,
1
Railway
Net
dividend
his
investing
year.
,
when many of the
points out that
ago,
'-
on
—
of
event
set
it
company
Total
The
$5.61
year-end
gain
Co.
1649.
p.
per
will be used for working capita! and;
pursuant
>
•
of
level.
the
subsidiary
by
serves
Philadelphia
that
preferred
result
EARNINGS— The
for
Corp.—Acquisition-
on
July
,'/ '-/'•■ %/■,■ /
for
shares
exchange
Arizona.
Up—
at
/
asset value
include
realized
and
v
on
announced
share.
per
the
the
In
However,
The
commercial
outstanding.
share
per
current
Parkesburg
of
.
equally/ per
increase of surplus
an
authority
of
General
industrial,
stock
share.
Waterworks
,
sold
for
BUSINESS—The
require¬
v
of
$5
requirements until April 1,
reports that its net assets at
$27,822,665, equivalent to $5.61
common
$5.20
also
from
choice
Group Securities, Inc.—Triples Six Month Sales—
to
LP-Gas
when
Corp.—Asset Value
were
should
$1.60
is
stock
common
stock $5 per share.
the
a
the
share
per
num¬
and non-voting
•
was
per
of
divide
first
be
would
and
1953.
LP-Gas
combined
months
company
shares
has
in
earnings
those
such
common
^
1958,
averages
$200,000.—V.
time
is
Preliminary
shall
Each
,
the
already has
capacity of
>/■ ;/'•' .';.//
/.V:
total
a
undetermined
an
(par $1)
of
the corporation,
equal to $3 per share of
non-voting preferred stock, after which the voting common stock
will share
equally, per share, with the non-voting preferred in the
assets of the corporation.
If a stock dividend be paid, the price will
be $1.60 per share for the common, $5 per share for the preferred
terminal
•".//
with
preferred.
there
* /
30,000-gallon
The
.
was
miles
point
that
the
barge
providing
up
.
common
403,346
are
exchanged
funds.
1958
share
per
General.
Gardner-Denver experienced in
April and
every indication that
higher profits Will be realized
for the month of
June due to substantially Increased
billings, he said.
Total volume through -Juno
30 will approximate $27,700,000 as
com¬
pared with $35,287,000 through June of
1957 and $30,500,000
for the
•same period of
1956. Mr. Leece
May."
site.
with
-/.*
•-///;*
compares
market
General
quarters
of San
low
price
stock
The
June
first
"a
service
Service
$4.92
to
also
Period End. May 31
business
additional
approximately
June
comparison
a
406.
equipment,
the
12
terminal
investment
28,
equal
cents
p.
8.
months.
rise
sales
July
on
in
serves
4,956,528
report
a
without
for
its
and
(al
receiving it
company's
together
customers
that of $5.42
such
additive, Mr. Doolin said. An
retarding the crumbling of
took
Mexico
either
<c)
offering
stock
area.
March
standard
12
is
install
stored
on
on
on
1957
/
Co.—Incoming Orders Increasing—
its
enlarge
by 50%
Ga„
.
winter
Public
value
Octoraro
Gardner-Denver
to
the Gulf of
across
domes. ' Fuel
closed-end
2549.
p.
Bainbridge.
during fall and
peaks.
Gas
Purchase
Incoming orders for
'
annual
operating
This
existing
some
in
or
the
of
salt
reach
residential
with
of
is
the
then
14-acre
tanks
cost
General
r
for
process
at
plans
-
49.
p.
stock
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
other corporate purposes.
from a total of 113 bulk
plants in its five-/,
Above-ground storage capacity of those distribu¬
tion centers exceeds 4,000.000
gallons of fuel.—V. 186a p. 1149.
the United
manufacture of Ruffles along with
patents from the inventor, Bernard Stahmer, of Omaha. Neb.
Included
in
the patents, under which the
large
a
General
and
state
fields
President.
machinery used in the
will
the
on
customers
per
in
canal,
Corp.,
subterranean
ments
type potato chip, accord- '
Dooliu.
announced
138,
10 offered
common
policyowner
common
the
approximately $500,000, the General Gas terminal
augments the company's storage facilities in the Eastern Division and
assures plentiful supplies of fuel for area customers.
Other bulk storage
operated by
the company includes a 20,000,000 /gallon underground
storage facility near Gibsland, La.
This storage is hollowed out of
Patents—
This company has acquired all
patents and trademarks
dales and Canada
covering Ruffles, a waffle
15
River
gallons of LP-Gas,
Built at
market
Frito
the
of
Drydcn, Jr., Vice-President of the corporation's Eastern
that the company, through a wholly-owned subsidiary,
tanks
720,000
*' :'vu-
""
F.
Said
Propane
storage
Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and
Freeport's program of exploration for and development of oil
and
ens 'will
continue to be actively carried forward
by Mr. Petersen's
organization, Mr. Williams said.—V. 187, p. 2549.
■
*
July
on
Flint
the
on
Division,
is
•
'
Apalachicola River to the Flint River.
The
President.
the
via
y';
and
zones.
In
; .4
■
to
storage tor over 1,000,000 gallons of LP-Gas.
Completed and placed in operation early this year, the facility serves
as
a
terminus
for
400,000-gallon-capacity
barges
which
transport
LP-Gas from refineries near Houston, Tex.,
to Bainbridge in south¬
western Georgia.
The barge route runs from Houston to Harvey, La.,
"
moved to the Mississippi River
by pipeliue,then transported by barge. All
drilling operations are conducted from
barges. Six wells are currently being drilled.
Ffocport's oil and gas activities, which were commenced in
1948,
are
conducted by Freeport Oil Co.. an operating division of
which
II.
'
.
Eastern
voting stock, (bi preferred non-voting
cash./
"
preferred stock provides for a cumulative dividend of 10 cents
per share
per year to be paid before any payment is made on the
common
stock.
This cumulative dividend alone amounts to 2%
of
,
*
first
the
the
r
.
,
The
Gas Corp.—Plans Barge Terminal Expansion
corporation
terminal
between
field
refund
stock,
later-
and
moved
National
There
„
froii)
gas reservoirs
metal
Development Laboratory is another of
plans, which we initiated in
1955 to
of $500,000,000
during three years.—
Electric
General
six gas wells.
Sixty-one of the oil wells
properties have about 25 separate oil
depths ol 8.000 and 20,000 feet and include
the• world's deepest producing -well (Richardson &
Bass et ah No. 1-L
Humble-Louisiana Land <fc Exploration Co.). Allowable
production from
the oil wells totals 13.500 barrels a
day, with Freeport's net Working
daily allowable interest being about 3,900 barrels a day of 28
degree- '
30 degree gravity oil.
The gas wells are now shut in, but it is
expected that by the first
of lie year about 15 million cubic feet of
gas daily can be sold from
the properties being purchased
by Magnolia.
produce
of
,
Applied
•
will
•
,
90
quantity
Schenectady, N.
jointly by the Department's forge shop
Heating
Department
which nas been
Research and
s
expansion
total expenditure
,
amount to $26,250,000, leaving
Mr. Williams added.
Completion of the sale,
to, the usual legal formalities including the obtaining of a
satisfactory income tax ruling, is expected to take
place by Oct. 1.
Tne
properties being purchased by Magnolia consist of interests
varying from 10%; to 50% in about 56,000 acres. The interests
average
There are
Eiectrie's
Industrial
provide
subject
about
the
-
and
by
purpose
July 15 openeo a 25.000 square loot
on
J.—V.
purchase price for the
Each
feet of space in Building
Y., plant.
This , area was
the
,'
share and for the preferred
the
the
the
reducing
Sholbyville, Ind.
balance of $73,750,000.
a
for
*
total consideration to be received
by
Freeport is $100,000,000 in cash, part of which will be paid by Magnolia
and
methods
castings.
in
occupied
the
.General
Freeport directors on July 16, Langbourue
Freeport, and J, L. Latimer, President: of
of
risers
General
formerly
by
Williams, President
Magnolia, announced.
for
ef
98
.by
Magnolia Petroleum Co., southwest affiliate of Sc-cony Mobil Oil
Co.,* Inc. will purchase Freeport Sulphur Company's
interest in the
Lake Washington oil and gas field in Plaquemines
Parish, La., under
an
The
The laboratory occupies some 22,000 square
$100,000,000—
M.
and
methods;
needed
Connecticut,
in
for
J.
preferred stock (par $1) aggregating $248,000 to the
public and to present and future holders of life insurance
policies issued by the National Reserve Insurance Co.
V-
casting
:
Monday, July 21, 1958
.
Center
built
and
-.
ber of shares of
■
projects underway in the new laboratory include development
improved methods of vacuum melting and processing of cast alloys
reduce impurities and
improve cast properties; improved precision
of
such
first
designed
.
Great Southwest Fire Insurance Co.—Stock Offering—
Other
for
the
is
'•'•.•
The company on June
first
to
It
Simultaneously, Grand Union
utilizing a nine-foot diameter vacuum degassing chamber—the,
and largest in use for foundry technology in the United States-improve methods of eliminating gaseous impurities in molten cast
are
15.
bonds
15.
'specially
chain.
supermarket in Clifton, N.
Laboratory of the
Foundry Department is providing the vital link between pure research
from which is developed new materials and processes, and the actual
foundry use of such materials and methods as castings and improved
production techniques.
According to Dr. Jack Keverian, Laboratory Manager, the facilities.,
and
after June
of
to
a
cost
at
interest.
valuation
be
together
constructed
at
a
offices
and
used;
are
accrued
completed,
now
endj'accrued Interest if
redemption
borrowed
redeemable at. 100%
and.
be secured by property having a
PROCEEDS —The
a
for
if other than
104^
at
they are
to
lire
used
are
accrued interest
redeemable
aro
>
Development
,
.The
be
food
company.
and
Julv
to
largest and newest industrial installations for
the development of advancec. methods of foundry technology has been
'
v
on
Operation-
nation's
.
Jerusalem,
operations
said
the
the
in
Tel
company's
capitol
Aviv.
Israel
city.—V.
187,
Volume
188
Number 5761
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Hiller Aircraft Corp.—New Name Effective—
See Hiller
Helicopters below.
•:
\
-,
•
*
►
'
J.
.
(247)
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc.—Secondary Offering—
•
-W,
-.Wv
A
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of'
Hiller Helicopters, Palo Alto, Calif.—Changes Name— 4 (no par) was made
f.
L. O. F. Glass Fibers Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
stoc-k
common
ondary
offering of 3,000 shares of common stock was
July 3 by Blyth & Co., Inc., New York at-a price
$16.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of 35 cents
per share.
The offering has been completed.—V. 187,
p. 1544.
July 10 by Blyth & Co., Inc., Neto
on
made
of stockholders on July 9, company officials :? York, at $22 per share, with a dealer's concession of 550
announced that the corporate name of this company would be changed
per share. This offering was completed.—V. 187, p. 2549.
to Hiller Aircraft Corp., effective immediately.
Following
V:
Edward
the
last
other
Bolton,
become
five
in
step
of
product
is
aircraft
addition
and
production.
acquisition by
A
*
missiles."
evidence
of
1
Hiller's
development
-
-
peller
projects
in
general
the
as
Air
corporation
Austin,
Ltd.,
Mining
such
are
X-18
Corp.,
V Stores
tilt-wing
on
'
J
Gold
Co.
and
director
a
elected Chairman of the
known prior to June 5, 1958
187, pp. 2660 and 2117,
of
of
Board
was
> V
(including the
other military and company
v
International
Telephone
Devel-
Net
Department
Net
Laboratory—
category, s*-y'1--
VV.
••
which
the
effort
to
for
Hiller
military
and
commercial
years
helicopter
received
in
production
a
t
"
85,470.000
new
contract
v
•
will
~
to come.
July
many
earlier
for
ol
Army
three-place
H-23D
helicopters., The
,
abroad to military
and
Astrionics laboratory lor research and
an
systems
and techniques to aid
lias been announced by this corporation.
in
man's
develop- '
conquest
''
of
to
/■;/.
and
civilian agencies.
control, data processing and instrumentation
missions, he said.—V. 188, p. 49.
requirements
of
The U.
(S. C.)
.
S.
Army has awarded this company a $5,470,00o contract for
production of a new type three-place Helicopter designated the
the
H-23D.
The
contract
new
is for
108 of
these
Helicopters which are used
by the Army as a multi-mission unit in such jobs as training, observa¬
tion, reconnaissance and evacuation.
The
H-23D
is
the latest
and
•
.
newest military
The
new
mercial
also
manufactured
by Hiller.
•
1,000-man mark, having been steadily augmented
months.—V.
185,
'"■
of
stock
Provincial
announced
was
'
Engineering
in
1941,
mission towers,
in
and
The
is
is
Many
Sales
for
lor
fiscal
the
overhead
engaged
in
corporation
owned
jib
and
incor¬
and
trans¬
cranes
installation
for the
of
the
engineering and
hoists of all kinds.
produces
the Dominion's
of
the
the
cranes
fiscal
both
result
construction
The
1948.
of
are
exclusive
and
of
specialized
backlog
manufacturers,
strip
lor
v
capacity
but
and
production,
plate
Engineers
dependent on
mill makes
was
the
new
Ashby
Mr.
the
The
expansion
1,536,000 ingot tons per year
Provincial
Engineering's
plant,
crane
transmission
plant
power
and
it
of
Humble
Oil
&
company earlier in
Louisiana Furs Corp. of
of
involved
Furs..
exchange
an
of
of
In
land
fields
fur
trapping
^.7/
Net
Vermilion
Parish,
Louisiana
where
Louisiana,
Furs
several
originally
was
and
Humble
said,
85%
of the royalties held by others on
from Louisiana Furs,—V. 187, p. 148.
has
it
organized
purchased
as
a
than
more
portions of the acreage acquired
^
1958—5 Months—1957
$2,141,413
1,245,713
84,347
367,555
320,462
is shut
in
awaiting state tests.—V.
present time,
Record
1958,
sales
net income
is
to
earnings for the six-month period" ended May
a by Russell J. Miedel, President.
the
six-month
period
31,
which,
cents per common
852,427.100,
net
income
amounted
shares
to
No.
$1,864,800, and per-eommon-share earn¬
ings of 67 cents for the first six months of 1957. Per-share earnings
in both
periods are based
at May 31,
1958.
before
Income
amounted
and
V.
on
the
2,425,144
• -
.
Federal
income
shares
common
r;
taxes
'
■/-
'
the
for
'
• ,
—V.
'
six-month
'
186,
A
shares
Lager
a
of
Ordnance,
it
announced
was
on
July
of
Guided Missile Test Sets will be used for the periodic and precheckout of TERRIER missiles on board ship and in depots.
The company developed this equipment for the Bureau of Ordnance.
share
stated
company
that
the
receipt
the
of
Navy
contract
its
Indian
The
Head
corporation
-
quarters
from
1407
larger
111 West 40th St. in New York City.
Indian
23,650
p.
Head
square
has
feet
Net
leased
of
the
space.
entire
The
and
floor,
which
for
runs
15
offices
at
'
,
Business
*
Machines
incorporates
years.—V.
'
Corp.
Earnings Up Sharply—
(&
187,
-
Six Months Ended June 30—
'
1958
*
Cost of sales,
i
'
•
service and rentals
and
Airways
AMB
ancl
helicopters,
provision for U.
S.
Federal income taxes
taxes
(est.)
1,259,514
1
income
(on
11,841,197
sharesi
Modernization
Board
33,039,707
54,079,600
42,978,200
50,597,655
40,061,507
$4.27
83.38
next
January,
will
'
<
.
facilities
larger
in
Toronto
half of all diesel vehicles sold
and
in the
virtually every
country," Mr.
"
-.
sales-service
building
was
com¬
Inc.
New
Subsidiary—
of the Board, announced on July 9 the
subsidiary to be known as Magnavox Astro-Physics
Chairman
at Rochester, N.
and located
missile
goes
and
was
Y.
formed to meet future defense needs in
technology. Complexity of missile type
space
beyond the separate capabilities of other brand es
The Magnavox Astro-Physics Laboratories will
Co.
source
of competence and
The Magnavox Co. in the new
specific
a
for
leadership
areas
of
in
guiding;
missile
aud
Frceport
will
jets,
reciprocating
prop-jets,
inspections
and
modifications
on
photographic services,
provide flight crews as
June
'
services
and
to
required.
.
.
through
.consumer
were off
only 9% from a year ago, Mr. McGraw said,
Improvements noted in sales of equipment and supplies to
fan
The
sites
AMB
facility
is
all
LAS
bases
are
-
.
the
former
available
to
the
AMB
appliances
air
conditioner
were
Atlarftic City Naval Air
Station
sales
were
.
.
adversely
affected
by
in June, but dispite this, total sales off
down only 10% from the same month-a
Preliminary estimates indicate McGraw-Edison's second
-ings
will
be
approximately
one-third lower than
149.
IK
a
year
quarter ea~a~
ago.—V. 188,
/
Inc.—New
Canadian Affiliate—-
Sportswear of Canada, Ltd., newly organized sportswear
jointly owned by John Forsyth Co., Ltd., major Canadian owned
manufacturer of Kitchener, Ont., Canada and McGregor-Doniger
McGregor
firm
shirt
Inc., largest U. S. sportswear
on
firm with headquarters in New York City,
July 7 announced the election of a slate of officers headed by
Q. C., prominent Kitchener, Ont., lawyer, as President.
G. 55.
Eastman,
Mr.
Eastman reported
that the most modern sportswear manufactur¬
ing plant in Canada, employing about 150 to
opened sometime in September at Guelph, Ont.,
A
new
building
200 people,
Canada.
would be
(
designed to contain all modern production and em¬
facilities is under construction. More than 30,000 square feet
floor space will be available
for offices, showrooms, factory and
ployee
shipping
rooms.
sportswear to come out of the new plant will be the 1959
line of
completely coordinated sportswear, including sports
shirts, outerwear, swim suits, sweaters and other items, according .to
Joseph Clare, head of merchandising.
He said this line would he
ready for retailers sometime in the early fall for spring 1959 delivery.
First
'
was chosen after the
AMB had investigated some 1,800 airport
thorughout the U. S.
Formal opening of the National Aviation
Experimental Center was held July 1.—V. 187, pp. 2842 and
Facilities
2550.
facilities- of
agreement.
and
cool. weather
year ago, he said.
of
and
the
,
sales
best
public utilities and Speed Queen washers and dryers.
also provides for LAEI to operate
dispatch
*
194.
estimates indicate this company's sales and earnings
turned upward in June, Max McGraw, President, reported on July 14.
AMB
program.
171, p.
McGraw-Edison Co.—Earnings Below Last Year's—
engines
with four 1-year options.
one year
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
above.—V.
Co.
McGregor-Doniger
include
both military
flight
Sulphur
Preliminary
chairman.
aircraft as
transient military and commercial alrcx*aft connected with the
operations
3„000,000
104,677,255
has
contract, Lockheed Aircraft Service-Internationai will per¬
The contract
80,039,707
4,000,000
as
AMB
which
Net
Earnings per <=hare
—V. 187, p. 2906.
Aircraft Corp.—Unit Awarded Contract—
maintenance
form
Services
Federal Income
office
Co.-—Forms
new
Magnavox
-Electric
involved
Under the
78,780,193
100,677,255
S.
$416,161
$462,435
2491.
awarded Lockheed Aircraft
Service-International, Jamaica, N. Y., a wholly-owned subsidiary,
a
contract valued at approximately $500,000 for the maintenance of AMB
aircraft at the new National Aviation Facilities Experimental Center
(NAFEC), Atlantic City, N. J., it was announced on July 15 by E. R.
well
Net income before U.
—
—
taxes..
;the agreement, will be in. force for
3,713,237
Dividends received from IBM World Trade
Corp.
income^ taxes
income
and commercial, which will lac used in
•the
AMB's program of' testing and
experimentation in the develop¬
ment of a. safer and more efficient national air traflic control system.
8
96,964,018
Total
p.
Aircraft
564,615,629 456,704,546
expenses 467,651,611 377,924,353
income
over
•
organization
work
See
June 7/58 June 1,'57
813,975,104 $11,856,084
1,005,301
899,933
542,866
483,772
income
Quesada,
1957
$
of
■
'
service and rentals in
Balance
Other
•
.
'
Gross income from sales,
United States
~
Subs.)—
-
•
for
187,
The
1543.
International
before
Lockheed
{
14th
lease
modern
more
a
of
unseasonally
July 11 announced that it has moved its head¬
to
off
requirements.
with
574.
Inc.—Moves Headquarters—
Broadway
-
^
Provision
V.
Mills
on
p.
sales
Income
Hycon also announced that it had concluded negotiations for an Air
V-Loa.n
of $1,300,000.
to
be administered
by
the
187,
Mack Trucks
and our equipment is represented in
and
transportation fleet in the
Magnolia Petroleum
6"«
Fortv Weeks Ended—
Force-guaranteed
Calif.—V.
subsidiary,
Magnavox Astro-Physics Laboratories, Inc. was duly organized under
the laws of the State of New York on June 27, 1958.—V. 187», p. 1545.,
(II. W.) Lay & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)^-Earnings Higher—
brings
Net
Security-First National Bank in Los Angeles,
of
presently
space
i
approximately $5,500,000.
to
the
2
..
.
scheduled for completion
facility in Toronto.
supplying
O'Connor,
new
future
'
backlog
Canadian
that* construction
million-dollar
fields
The
of
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 1, next, $23,500
debentures due Feb. 1, 1959 at 101%. Payment will be made
at the Title Insurance <fc Trust Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—V. 186, p. 320.
1.
The
The
July
The
flight
its
A.
The
the
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Lawrence Investment
announced
over-all expansion program in
Canada,
by its growing business volume in that country.
now
Magnavox
R.
Ilycon Mfg. Co.—Awarded Missile Contract—
Guided Missile Test Sets
Navy Department, Bureau
Mack's
of
said.
formation
originally was to expire June 27—V. 162, p. 136.
A $2,500,006
contract for production of
has been awarded to this company by the
Chairman,
William, Fredericton and Vancouver.—V. 187, p. 1896.
$0.25
at 85.25
and
Mack
said
market,
Laboratories,
purchase Lucky
15
Regina, Saskatchewan, and at Quebec City.
Property also has been
purchased at Three Rivers, Quebec, for expected expansion in that
area.
Mack also has Canadian facilities at Calgary, Edmonton, Fort
work
to
July
fire trucks—largest single order
by Mack Trucks, Inc.—v.cre loaded
for shipment to Iran where they
new
abroad
on
in
provide
offer
:
,
Montreal by the company last year, and another is sched¬
uled for. completion in Winnipeg
during the summer.
A new sales
and service facility also was opened this year for the first time at
Labatt, Ltd.—Extends Exchange Offer—
Labatt
pit
•
holding up to 200 tons ol
battery at Lukens.—V. 187.
the* company's
is
new
This company has notified the Vancouver Stock Exchange that it has
extended its oiler to purchase Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd., shares to
The
of
construction
Sept. 30.
period
140-inch rolling mill which
new
'
offices
necessary
Peterson
89.33
80.22
modern
sold
building,
of
"Mack
6,187,255
22,583
$10.17
~T
——
29
J.,
President
smaller
a
part
r
214.
p.
137,
(John)
■
provision for taxes amounted to 82,331,500,
preferred stock amounted to 8252,500.—V. 187,
on
share.........—
per
share" (6 months):—....;
p. 989.
per
X
big order are 27 latest model triple combination
quadruple pumpers.
The latter are huge ladderThe trucks are powered by Mack's Thermodyne
two
Peterson
pleted
outstanding
.
$4,344,900,
dividends paid
1543;
p.
to
'
-
value
iitcome
22,783
—
—
soaking
'
the well
6,438,627
......
ingots
.
Ltd.
new
major
$65,510,427 $57,716,932
—
shareholders.
Asset
of
assets..,
outstanding
of
the
in
the executive
made
May 31, '58 Nov. 30, '57
As of—
Total net
•
858,119,600, aud
after payment of preferred dividends,
share. This compares with net sales
82,013.400,
equal to 73
of
and
for
sales
a
capable
qgnada.
Canadian
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.- —S-2 Assets Up
reported on July
were
Net
.
„
Peterson said the structure will serve as the main sales and
headquarters for the greater Toronto area and will also hopse
Canada,
is
989.
187, p.
each
new
ever
N.
Peterson,
in
Mr.
Mr.
-
Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
O.
replace
gas
At the
eight
Newark,
The
■-V,-'■"
Frankfort.
•
.
..
engines.
8895,700
and
the
up
apparatus
service
$999,432
Kerr-McGee
pits,
pumpers.
gram
218,951
by
...
.
expansion
soaking pit's,
record-size
.
Port
P.
$201,313
jointly
$33,000,000
heating
company has started construction of a new $1 million branch salesservice center in Toronto as part of its long-range expansion pro¬
Oil Industries Inc.—New Gas Well-—
a
,
began
'
discovery well in St. Martin Parish, La., was
announced on June 25 by this corporation and The Frankfort Oil Co.
The
discovery,
the
No.
1
LaRose, is
10 miles northeast
of St.
Martinsville.
It
is located
on
a
4,580-acre block of leases
owned
of
Completion
company's
"Building New Headquarters in Toronto—
250,775
19.720
nine
gasoline
$108,293
.
Kerr-McGee
-
transactions,
187, p. 2907.
this
nation,
(to 930,000 tons) and
of
and
•
oil
total
Included
$2,227,322
1,227,890
railway oper. inc....
—v.
of
the
75 tons each.
carrying
().
from ry. oper.
rev.
up to
pumpers
;yi-
company.
separate
Net
according to Humble, is fee title to some 125,000
located.
are
: / ;■_;■
■;%%:%
■
gas
In
announced acquisition of the assets
Chicago, 111.
The company said the trade
i-Iumble stock for the holdings of Louisiana
;
The principal asset,
acres
July
phase
in
*
:
Refining Co.—Acquisition—
The
major
will be used by the. Iranian Army Corps of Engineers.
plate mill for
rolling time
Kaiser
$420,264
$359,068
the
major facilities tq be completed by the Spring of 1959 include
electric furnace which will raise Lukens' anneal ingot capacity
lire
at
explained.
1958—Month—-1957
Period End. May 31—
Railway oper. revenue...
Railway oper. expenses.
company's
was
the largest
The. first
also
Steel's
more
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
general offices are maintained at Niagara Falls, Ont., Canada.
Sales
offices also are situated in Toronto and Quebec.—V. 187, p. 1543.
first
2550.
p.
of
1544.
(
)
working
company's
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Makes Iranian Shipments—
under
double
the
to
added
manufactures
by some 25%
"It
Steel's capacity from
to 2,933,000 ingot tons per year. —V. 187,
virtually
will
be
incorporated in Delaware on Oct. 16, 1957, as
subsidiary of an Illinois corporation of the same
as
corporation
ingots,- make
,
of Henry J. KaiSer Co. is designer and
entire expansion program, which will be
Still
will
chiefly to finance the sales of the
equipment.
was
Effective
new
A
Division
1958.
offering
com¬
said.
Kaiser
from
value,
will raise the company's rolling
capacity by some 40%.
construction are three
oxygen furnaces, .a fourth blast furnace, 90 coke ovens, a slabbing
and enlarging of the plate mill.
•
' ; "
;
mill,
of orders now on the books is sufficient
at full capacify for the balance of 1958.
fabricators,
and
increased
formerly
contractor
for the
completed by the end of
basic
design.
Ashby
July 11.
par
Other
;
mill
slabs,
prime
'
transmission
Mr.
company
weighing
,
hot
Kaiser
manufacturer
program,"
the
of
camera
wholly-owned
y among
a
the
on
$10
its common • stockholders ' on the
two shares held on the record date.
Lukens Steel Co.—Expansion Continues—
■
important facilities in
.<*v
■
available
of
most
expansion
substantially
rolled
year
operate
tq
company
largest
builders,
in
mill."
The
the
stock,
common
by
program was completed on schedule July 8 as massive new
that more hot rolled sheet and strip will be available
means
Western
of
one
8214,000,000
partially
products,
ended March 31, 1958 were 812,356,709,
of $417,628. This compares with 81,000,000 of jsales
with net earnings
for
privately
a
current
is
With SEC—
conversion
p.
mill
new
only
will
is considered the largest manufacturer of cranes in Canada
probably
towers.
Ltd.,
contractor
as
company
Provincial
and
not
-for
million.
manufactures
acts
addition
plants.
pany's
plate
Provincial
porated
82
of
excess
•
its
of
each
for
used
The
;
tandem.
"This
Engineering Ltd., Niagara Falls, Ont., Canada, it
July 15, 1958, by Ralph F. Peo, President.
The
on
in
was
■
shares
subscription
share
new
11,109,0751
,
registration statement with the SEC
a
106,156
for
$
close
of business
on
June 30,
1958,' the
merged
into Ludlow Typograph Co.
The
composing
room
equipment
and
printing
machinery and equipment.—V. 172, p. 2221.
.
preheat steel slabs prior to rolling, a scale breaker to prepare heated
slabs for rolling, and 11 roughing and finishing rolling stands arranged
in
Canadian Firm—
This corporation in line with its program for product diversification,
has made a preliminary agreement to acquire for cash all of the
capital
investment
%
18,021,979
;
1
Brightype
V-
The huge new mill is housed in a half-mile-long building with eight
"acres of under-roof area.
The installation includes three furnaces to
'
Iloudaille Industries, Inc.—Acquires
Manager.
11,577,909
5,858,210
company
Completion of the new 86-inch hot strip mill, the largest steel
finishing mill at this corporation's Fontana, Calif, plhnt, was an¬
nounced
on .July
2 by Jack L. Ashby, Vice-President and General
-
3,667,659
2,054,334
997,394
2842.
$
will also
be
offered to the public through an underwriting
headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co.
The subscription price
and record date, the public offering price, and the underwriting terms
are to be
supplied by amendment.
*
'>
'
2,061,956
inc
oper.
one
Illinois
"t
for the last
r
1154.
p.
'
from ry. oper.
p.
offered
name.
■
,
84,736,471
covering
The
.
.
":
contract, plus existing military contracts and planned com¬
for the coming year will approximately double the
output of three-place Helicopters, through 1960.
This will
an
increase in the Hiller work force which is now just
mean
under the
..
79,178,675
Proceeds!
1
Johnson & Son, Inc.—New Director—
574.
p.
17,399,673
capital and will be
space
Kaiser Steel Corp.—New Mill Completed-—
y
.
187,
15,512,145
group
John/T. Rettaliata, President of the Illinois Institute of
Technology,
has been elected a director of this company.
He is also a director of
the Western Electric Co., The International Harvester Co. and The
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry., as well as other corporations.—
V.
.
production
company's
three
Helicopter
new
90,756,584 102,758,450
expenses.
Shares
;
,
'
1958—5 Months—1957
$
21,067,332
rev.
be
the
Awarded Large Contract—
1
1958—Month—1957
17,574,101
oper.
/basis of
1
.
:v
-
reveuue__
187,
'.j 1958,
space
The new lab will be located at the Fort Wayne, Ind., branch of the
company's Missile Systems Laboratory, which is an integral part of
ITT Laboratories division headquarters at Nutley, N. J.
Its principal
mission will be to develop the electronic, electrical and electromechanical
j systems for missiles and space vehicles, according to Henri Busignies,
ITT Laboratories President.
Emphasis will be on the guidance and
:
the
company
will also soon place or the market a new high-powered commercial
helicopter, called the 12E.
Another important Ililler entrant in the
helicopter field is the Navy's XROE-i "Rotorcycle," a tiny one-ma;i
foldable ship which the company has been, actively
demonstrating here
\
of
.ment
of
,
construction
t
however, that in "spite of the diversification
Corp. name connotes, the present maximum
Aircraft
expand
continue
y
emphasized,
Hiller
Establishment
.
RR.—Earnings-
oper.
The company filed
■
,
Bolton
Mr.
Nashville
&
Ludlow Typograph Co.—Registers
V
^
v-;.-/
New
—
■
t
railway
—V.
.
Telegraph Corp.
&
'
$
landing)
transport, several ducted pro¬
famed Flying Platform), plus nearly
sponsored aircraft projects outside the
'
-
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
International
National
as
Corp.—V.
Placer
T
r
Louisville
Vice-President,
and
Platinum
&
"*
•
John
that
announced
14
President
American
opment
aviation
Force
July
of
D. Simpson and
respectively, of Placer
Development Ltd., Vancouver, B. C., of which International Mining
Corp. is the principal shareowner, were elected directors of Inter¬
national Mining Corp.
Simultaneously, Lewis B. Harder, President of
W.
South
N
„
expansion
projects
International Mining Corp .—Two New Directors—
This
John
recent
was
the
Hiller of
company
of San Carlos, Calif.
As a new
organization, Adhesive Engineering's prncipal
temperature metal adhesive for use in high speed
high
and
helicopter
helicopter
diversification
(vertical take-off and
20
to
•
the
Hiller
VTOL
r
that the new
company's activities l'ov
diversified to include many
because
considerably
Engineering
the
a
Further
research
been
in
this
Vice-President,- stated
suitable
had
fields
Adhesive
division
Executive
more
years
aire: aft
further
the
T.
had
name
meeting
a
T
spring
\r
1QT
n
•
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(248)
Mead
The
Container
Philip J.
Corp.,
cast
Miller
11
by
of the Miller corportaion, and William J.
Cassady, Jr., Vice-President of the Mead corporation.
Miller
Container
Corp.
will be operated as a
division of Mead
Containers, Inc., wholly owned subsidiary of the Mead Corp.
In
Miller.
has purchased the remaining stock of the
Louisville, Ky.. it was announced on July
July
President
1957 Mead Containers,
Miller
in
Jnc. purchased a substantial interest
Container.
Miller
Contained
produces
corrugated
shipping
containers
and
packaging specialties lor the tobacco, food, furniture, and
appliance industries in Kentucky, Southern Indiana, and Southeastern
Oil
States
finished
Co.
large
;
the
Within
its
maintains
terminal
marine
Arkansas.—V.
187,
188,
Melville
it is planned to add a corrugator to the
the Louisville plant to increase its capacity sub¬
149.
Robert C,
Erb,
Chairman
and
President,, respec¬
tively have announced that net sales for the first six months of 1958
were estimated at $62,000,000,
approximately the same as in the 1957
period.
Profit figures, they said, are not available but are estimated to be
below
those
for
the
first
six
months
capital requirements arising from
the
dividend
common
Aug.
1,
1958
totaling
90 cents
with
and
65
share
per
cents
stock
common
planned
will
be
first
six
and
cash
months,
of
debt.—V.
and
to
32 Va
record
paid
were
the
The
ended
half
total
$1.80
has
company
this
the
of
dividends
last
the
American
than depreciation in the
bank loans of $3,000,000
had
never
long-term
any
Liberty Insurance Co.
above.—V.
179,
2809.
p.
System, Inc., Portland, Ore.,
on
July 8 publicly offered $3,000,000 of 4% 25-year
sinking fund debentures due July 1, 1983 at par.
net
proceeds
und
to
are
be
used
working capital.—V.
for
187,
the
p.
company's
construction
2492.
the
The
filed
company
1958,
registration
a
statement
with
the
SEC
36,408 shares of common stock, $5 par value.
The
proposes
to offer this stock for subscription by common
of
the
one
basis
of
record
the
at
share
for
close
each
subscription
price
and
amendment,
O.
Walker
business
of
ten
shares
July
on
then
held
1958,
28,
of
on
The
recoiu.
H.
Securities
&
Corp.
8.
Midwest Durox Co., Kansas City,
Mo.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
filed a registration statement with the
covering 725,000 shares of its common stock,
company
1958,
to
be
SEC
$1
July
on
for public sale at a price of $2
per share..
An under¬
commission of 30 cents per share will be paid to Investment
Inc.,
Denver, Colo., underwriter of
the
offering..
Sales,
the
the
of
abroad
and
A.
mill's
new
another
vast
deposits of
The
parent
limestone
ojwr.
revenue—
expenses-
3,594,083
from ry. oper.
1,326,127
1,293,930
365,828
543,238
$4,920,210
railway oper. inc—
and then go to underground
1,097,158
half
all-time high
an
figures
National
profit for
been
Co.
past
the
released
of $326,242,426
July
7
period
same
increased
Each of ihe
asset
net
all
bank
loans
of
the
liquidated and
from
earnings,
ceivable
in
and
by
Henry
occupied
the
by
improved
at
4090
affiliated
from
Namur
company,
Douglas Bros. Limited.
from
150,081
operating
will
expense
be
realized
cation.
The
directors
the
warrant
the
class
and
felt
shares
A
for
to
159,051
Moiiongahcla
Period End.
Net
not
operations
the
three
far
so
such
this
dividend of 25
period ended June
month
154,
30,
Ry.—Earnings—
May 31—
on
1958,
-
1958—Month—1957
$492,322
$1,943,116
oper.
expenses.
289,388
373.300
1,494,253
$131,653
$119,022
$448,863
$880,448
8,355
54'"2
275,384
19,942
Motion Picture Investors,
Inc., Kansas City, Mo.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
-«T.he comPany fiIed a registration statement with the SEC on July 11,
-
company was organized
on April 30, 1958, under the laws' of
Missouri, lor the purpose of
investing in securities of
motion picture production and
distribution companies.
Proceeds from
the stock
oflering will be invested in voting common stocks of
,.
the
State
of
Railway
oper.
rev.
Central
I1L,
on
Holmgren.
July
l
President
announced
of
River
acquisition
of
States
Oil
Northeast
Co.,
Oil
of
Min¬
petroleum products,
owns
neapolis, Minn.
Northeast
and
Oil
operates
Co.,
service
a
marketer
stations
in
of
refined
the
Twin
Cities
area
Co.
Evanston
and
retails
block of
a
"encouraging,"
1,250,000
said "It
testing
but'
importance until further
187, p. 2843.
"
development work on the
of the process and 'patents.
owner
24-ton-a-day
a
large
oil
mined
was •
These
to
the
pilot
plant
deposits
shale
oil
of
has
been
deposits
process
In
for
its
some
trillion
is
shale
known
least
at
of
shale
and
reserves
exist
to
located
are
in
found
barrels
crude
proven
as
located in
by the
estimated
been
1.5
nation's
oil
the
have
some
much
as
from
deposits
contain
as
times
in
in
the
Wyoming
half
the
of
48
Alaska.
industry
has
long
recognized, Mr. Johnson said, that oil
someday become an important source of gasoline, heating
would
holdings
of
shale
land
feasible
mercially
Oil companies have acquired substantial
Colorado, against the day when a com¬
of
processing
the
material
would
be
in
method
Besides
he
shale
These
Various
scientist
oil,
is
at
railway
5,159,993
*2,000,612
present
5-for-l
stock split became
Richard
L.
Rosenthal,
outstanding $10
Trust Co.
of
9.2°
necessarily
"It
Is
be
not
6.51
commercial
2.91
the
5.28
constructed
The
is
on
the
unit
would
first
stock
maintenance,
1958—5 Months—1957
$
wear,
for
23,660,837
54,108,988
17,676,338
July 11 it
on
The
issuance
was
of
the
corporation's
presplit 1050 share is
shares
Norfolk
Southern
It
of
consists
of
the
100,000
FOR
Period End. May 31—
of 237
steel
box
to
AND
FIVE
oper.
revenue..
$692,886
$960,535
oper.
expenses.
652,310
762,219
Bids will be
at
from ry. oper.
$40,576
railway oper. inc—
*40,022
the
for
July 10,
to
the
record
in
current
same
of
reporting
stockholders
ihe
first
level
of
year
a
This
MONTHS
a
ago,
12 Va
of
cent
June
$339,042
45,461
$1,023,439
cold
110
Sales
in
compared
as
accessory
effective
660
Insulating Cement,
cement is a high quality
materials,
1000
to
is
high
a
applications
on
effective
to
are
O-C
degrees
1800
110
Fahren¬
degrees
F.
mineral wool product combining
a single application.
efficiency insulation cement product for hot or
regular and curved surfaces.—V. 1B7, p. 2229.
A new oxygen
Glass
Glass
Co.—New
Plant
Ready—
producing plant built for Kimble Glass Co., (an Owenssubsidiary, is now "on-stream,"- according to an
Co.
announcement
pavuble July
first six months
the
with
$13,139,585
in
by Linde Company, Division of Union Carbide Corp.
M. Ilaile, President of Line Company, said that the new plant
capable of producing 10 tons of high purity oxygen a day. Located
on
property
adjacent to the Kimble
manufacturing facilities,
the
plant was built, and will be maintained and operated by Linde.
W.
is
10
of
Although
the
187, p. 1436.
the capacity of the. new. plant is. adequate for Kimble's
Linde has tailored a complete supply system for them wliich
a
continuous supply of oxygen.
needs,
net
proceeds are to be used to pay $10,000 of
liabilities, for capital expenditures, prospecting costs and other
corporate
660
Illinois
running a little ahead
Edgett, President, said on
underwriting is involved.
PROCEEDS—The
current
OC
379,841
Nugget Bench Placer Mining Corp., Anchorage, Alaska
—Stock Offered—The
company on June 16 publicly of¬
fered 185,000 shares of common stock
(no par) at $1 per
share as a speculation. No
.
insure
In
addition
"Driox"
the
to
liquid
Kimble's
oxygen.
plant,
oxygen
If
demands,
for
any
Linde
Linde
reason
is
providing
the plant
backup
a
is unable
to
of
meet
is
prepared to deliver liquid oxygen
to Kimble from one of its many "Driox" oxygen distribution stations.
In this way
prolonged peak periods and temporary plant shutdowns
are provided for so that Kimble is assured of an adequate, continuous
supply
oxygen
of
low-cost,
high-purity
oxygen.——V.
187,
p.
2705.
t
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
mining speculation.
23 unpatented
claitps which
The
this corporation are located in
miles northwest of
Anchorage,
Hills.
Outstanding
440,073 shs.
900,000 shs.
the
in
Alaska
on
June
Anchorage, Alaska.
presently comprise
Cache
Alaska,
Creek
between
area.
the
Pacific
FINANCING
Authorized
,
(no par)
BUSINESS—The corporation was incorporated
1957.
Its office is located at 133 Fifth
Ave.,
a
and
O-C
are
D.
use
Cement,
Insulation and finishing cement in one product for
$4,660,319
3,636,880
quarterly dividend
27.
$13,162,281
period last year.—V.
1958
James
for
Purpose Insulating
$3,559,540
3,220,498
wil
is
products, designed
General
Lines, Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind.—
months
record
were
corporation is announcing availability of two insulating cement
to supplement its line oi Fiberglass and Kaylo industrial
Owens-Illinois
year
:
products
capacity
2843.
six
first
heit
76,138
Sales
July 23—
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—New Products—
Sales Slightly Ahead of Last Year—
of
Co.—Bids
by the company up to 10 a.m. (CDT) on July
St., Chicago, 111., for the purchase from it of
mortgage bonds due 1988.
See also V. 187; p, 2908.
LaSalle
1958—5 Months—1957
$198,316
American Van
in
It Is
received
South
11
O-C
North
1955.
K.
The
FIRST
1958—Month—1957
Railway
•Deficit.—V. 187, p.
10,
insulations.
Railway
rev.
Oct.
York;
Otter Tail Power
;
pounds.
MAY
%
be completed
can
on
patent applications. The original process has been substan¬
improved as a result of the development work done by the
$9,000,000
a
facility
a
founded
stock.
187, p. 2843
from
cars
was
to Mr. Linden and Mr. Hartford, are Henry Ittle&on Jr.,
H. E. H. Linden, Beverly Hills (son of H. E. Linden);
Neilson, Salt Lake City; Donald M. Nelson, Beverly Hills;
David Sher, New York; Alan M. Stroock, New York and Homer Wood,
Los Angeles.
Ry.—Plans Improvements—
upgrading
pounds to
such
made
Rulon
undertaking in progress at the shops of this rail¬
only should help business ahead, but is stabilizing employ¬
during the recessionary period, it was announced on July 10.
80,COO
from
future."
near
New
not
ment
obtained
be primarily to confirm
engineering variables
as
costs,
etc.
It is hoped that
such
operating
of
semj-
addition
in
million-dollar
A
road
general
shale
a
would
purpose
establish
construction
oil
such
H. E. Linden, Beverly Hills, Calif., is President of the corporation.
•Huntington Hartford, New York, is Chairman of the Board. Directors,
of
sent
common
40 shares.—V.
now
the
at
Institute.
stock split in 1950 involved the issuance of
eight shares for
then outstanding.
As a result of the present stock split,
each share of the
Its
to
HISTORY—The Oil Shale Corp.
Nevada corporation financed by
share
each
slope
patents on which it is based, and has also taken out additional patents
announced
live
western
economic data from
substantially from that
the
'
Corp.—Split Effective—
for
the
private capital. In November of 1955
corporation entered into a contract with the Denver Research
Institute, University of Denver, under which the Institute agreed t<>
investigate the Aspeco process of oil shale retorting and prove its worth
by building and operating a pilot plant.
The corporation holds Western Hemisphere rights to this process and
a
$
in exchange for each share of the present
split
oil,
the economic data
in order to increase
the
differ
present pilot plant.
calculations,
and
the
pursuant to the Letter of Transmittal
July 11.
second
shale
from
obtain
improvement
the
on
that
expected
these
New York,
shareholders
and
to
deposits.
value stock is being made by The Marine Midland
par
revision
under
used
data.
6.81,
9,974,554
effective
derived
be
can
plant
above operations it would be desirable that
retorting plant be constructed.
It
is proposed
that such
plant have a capacity of 1,200 to 2,400 tons per day.
This plant
would
be one
unit of a proposed full-scale
commercial plant con¬
sisting of 8 to 16 such units.
Such a semi-commercial unit would
$5.08
2,674,066 *14,179,133
President.
also
pilot
a
tially
A
be
can
larger
and
the nedw $2 par value stock
usable,
are
which
gas,
the conclusion of the
"At
a
•Deficit.—V. 187, p. 2908.
New York Water Service
petroleum
gas).
The remaining gas is roughly
conventional manufactured gas.
efficiency and ease of operation," Dr. Prien said.
"It is expected,
following changes of engineering design now in progress, that the pilot
plant will be operated for the balance of the calendar year to obtain
follows:
.
$
Inc—
oper.
produced in the process
light
its
outstanding
64,822,297 256,828,767 319,682,824
54,847,743 233,167,930 265,573,836
46,191,215
include
petro-chemicals
24-ton-a-day
4.69
1958—Month—1957
ry. oper.
the gases
gases
said.
"The
share-
as
the
said.
separated out and sold (as LP
comparable in heating value to
RR.—Earnings—
51,351,208
expenses.
from
A
R.
oil
3.37
_
Myrcn
on
Libya,- 75
central
north
and
operated
much
as
in
and
5.83
i
,
revenue.-
Common stock
Murphy Corp.—Affiliate Expands—
in
located
as
commercial
project
seven
7.27
oper.
Railway
such
companies.
is
It is
Libya
Petroleum
oil and other refined products.
1958
covering 200,000 shares of its common
stock, $1 par value, to be
offered for public sale at a price of $10.75
per share.
No underwriting
is
involved, the securities to be offered for sale
by the company's
officers, directors and employees who will receive
direct sales com¬
missions of not more than 50 cents
per share.
Other sales expenses
in connection vith the
proposed offering are estimated at
$50,000.
Ohio Oil, Amerada
.
Bahi,
discovery
Corp.,
Survey
and
5.32
—
Period End. May 31—
$2,695,580
1,815432
~~
l
in
concessions
of
acres
by
-
Sirte.
research
Colorado.
Other
The
Dec. 31,'57
10.28
.
New York
Net
ry. oper.
2908
the
times
7.51
Dividend
1958—5 Months—1957
$421,041
from
as
$5.44
Income
Net
revenue..
rev.
shares
and
"'June 30,'58
Stock
not
cents
1055.
p.
oper.
ri87Wap
relo¬
did
year
quarterly
being made.—V.
for
further
j
.
EARNINGS
the
of
the
payment thereof is
Railway
Railway
—V
that
declaration
by
No.
the
Institute
Utah,
shale
also established
were
Preferred
agreement
in
and
mining.
changes in value of net assets per share were
the
suvings
producer
National Securities Series funds registered gains in
per share.
Adjusted for capital gain distributions paid
Series—
facilities
portant
large
23
of sale provides that full
occupancy of the premises
buyer shall be given by Sept. 30, 1958.
Meanwhile, all operating
of Douglas Bros.
Ltd.
will be transferred
to
the plant
of
the
parent company at St.
Laurent
and
integrated with Mitchell
operations to the extent possible.
It is reasonably expected that im¬
to
the
world.
according to first
Slmonson, Jr., President of
Bond
Tills
presently
the
of
Shale
than
company
June 30
on
J.
records
new
Balanced
inventories.
The cash position of the
company will be further
the proceeds of the recent sale of its
property located
St., Montreal, Canada,
The
have
company
the mortgage loan with the Sun Life Assurance
by $100,000. This has not been made
possible solely
but to a great extent by reductions in accounts re¬
reduced
was
million
•
be conducted."—V.
Geological
The
seven
value
hi April,
by
weeks,
S.
more
Securities
owners
will
1958
year
year.
few
150.
p.
months.
oil—50
jumped from 56,325,169 to 62,761,573.
survey,
Indications are
that
little
profit will
result from the first six months
operations of this company, states
8. C. Holland, President and
Managing Director, in a letter to share¬
holders, and It seems unlikely that the
During -the
188,
Y.—V.
N.
Concession 32.
rated
years
Oil
Shale
This
During the
mid-year
equal that earned last
two
the
U.
& Research Corp.,
sponsors and managers of
the
represented a six-month gain of $59,400,568 or 22 c/o over
the Dec. 31, 1957 total of $266,841,858 as a result of new sales and
market appreciation.
funds.
Net
(Robert) Mitchell Co., Ltd.—Debt Reduced—
62
interests
Gulf of
as
can
northwestern
Combined net assets of the National Securities Series of mutual funds
reached
$5,954,943 $24,437,018 $29,209,058
4,661,013
18,574,636
23,879,473
5,329,585
York,
New
Discovery in Africa—
developed.
Net
a
well,
the
arrangements
5,862,382
1,679,491
Broadway,
Denver
studies
•Adjusted for capital gains distributions.—V. 187, p. 1316.
187, p. 2842.
From
a
of
all
1958,
15,
Aug.
on
shale
States
$
—V.
drilling
for
National Securities & Research Corp.—New Record Set
1958—5 Months—1957
oper.
rev.
is
and
of
Donnell
ducted
will
materials.
redemption
The
operates the new asbestos plant—known as
Mines, Ltd.—through its wholly owned Canadian
subsidiary, National Gypsum Canada, Ltd.—V. 187, p. 2908.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
the,,
:
.
announcement was
made by Shirley A.
Johnson Jr., director
of
the Institute,
and Dr. Charles H.
Prlen, head of the Institute's
chemistry and chemical engineering division and a recognized authority on oil shale. The Institute, Under Dr. Prien's direction, has con¬
company
Growth
Net
asbestos-cement
expects to continue its present open pit mining opera¬
years
.
.
Research
Institute, University of Denier, on July 9
that a'process has been
developed whereby America's vast
deposits can now be made to yield liquid fuel at costs
competitive with those for domestic petroleum.
Asbestos
prospectus states
being offered as a speculation, will be used for the construction
plant and the establishment of the company's business at Kansas
Period End. May 31—
discovery
The
be sold In the
as floor tile,
plastics. ;
development 75 miles south of
new
57
difficult to evaluate the
oil
7'
National
-
announced
textiles and
basic
and
gypsum
paper.
The company
for many
tions
City, Kansas.
Net
and
tons
materials
such
of
paper,
its
of
in
participation
1897.
p.
Co.
of
Libya, a wholly-owned subsidiary, has dis¬
its first exploratory well in that North African country,
II, President of the Ohio Oil Co., announced on July 1.
south
nine
production
manufacturers
to
active
Oil Shale Corp., Carson City, Nev*—Vast Oil Reserves
Seen Available by New Shale Process—
application) of gypsum wallboard which
at its 14 'gypsum board plants in the
under coating,
controls
company was organized in Colorado on Nov. 5, 1957, and pro¬
to
engage
in the
manufacture
and
sale
of
a
light
weight
cellular gas concrete building muterial known as "Durox."
Proceeds from the sale of the
shares, which the
Railway
Railway
3,000
for
Oil is operator of
undivided one-third
in
and
With the start of mining at the new
Quebec City and 50 miles southeast of the St. Lawrence River, National
The
of a
in
since
Oil
in
designated
is
,
mill's production
roofing shingles,
company's
oil
The
'■
remainder
8.
poses
are
used
Gypsum manufactures
rooting cements,
value,
par
offered
writing
the
at
A.
The
U.
Co.,
purposes), expected
to aggregate $1,150,000 at the time
of the sale of the bonds, and for construction
purposes.—V. 186, p. 2051.
Oasis
acres
are
construction
14,
of
Co.,
miles
underwriting ' terms
are
to
be
supplied by
Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Stone
listed as underwriters.
Net proceeds of the stock sale, together with the
proceeds from the
proposed private sale of $1,500,000 principal amount of first mortgage
bonds due 1983, will be used for repayment of bank loans (made for
& Webster
capacity
dally ore
a
wullboard,
and
is
cement
National
U.
of
covering
company
stockholders
panels
corrugated
July
on
has
Trust
Donnell
Oasis
on
facility which
new
called
Corp. and Continental Oil Co.«
produce 50,000 tons of asbestos fibre annually.
owns
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—Registers With SEC—
C.
held
50.
p.
National Gypsum itself will consume part of the new
In
the manufacture
of asbestos-cemcnt siding and
Gypsum
9,
The
covered
J.
Melvin H. Baker, Board Chairman, announced the start of operation
at
187,
June of 1957 under the
been elected President.
in
has
further
1958.—V.
Ohio Oil Co.—Oil
July 7 climaxed five years of intensive exploration,
development, design and construction with the completion of its multiuijllion dollar asbestos mine and mill at Thetford Mines, Quebec.
Joint
Metropolitan Hotel Corp., Portland, Ore.—Debentures
The
188,
has
company
Schroder
-
,
Products—
Gypsum Co.—Expansion in Canada—
National
This company
who
from
outstanding 5*/o first mortgage bonds, due Aug. 1, 1987 at 104.83'r,;
plus accruc-d interest. Immediate payment will be made at the Harris
3 rust & Savings
Bank,, 115 West Monroe St., Chicago, 111., or at the
plants at St. Louis, New Orleans and Millington, N. J.
A smaller percentage of the mill's asbestos fibre output will be used
in Ihe making of National Gypsum's joint cement which the company
produces at its paint plants at Montreal; Rariton, N. J.; Matteson,
111.; Good Hope, La. and ut its Rotan, Texas gypsum plant.
Offered—The Hockenbury
program
'
.
.
The
Mr.
will
Merchants Fire Insurance Co.—Control Acquired—
See
'
ultrasonic cleaning equipment.—V.
of
type
any
14,
Oct.
operations
its
Jeffrey
retire
its
new
a
C.
to
Northern States Power Co. (Minn.)—To Redeem Bbnds
outlets,
since effective
for sale of all products
Wis. Both River States
Corporation, El Dorado,
water-wash detergent and a new degreasing solvent
specially compounded for use in ultrasonic cleaning equipment.
The
new products are known as BLAST 1 for use as an additive
to water
baths and BLAST 2 for use as a degreasing bath as shipped to the
consumer.
Although designed to develop maximum efficiency in Narda
SonBlasters, BLAST 1 and BLAST 2 will improve the efficiency of
year,
on
year.
2492.
p.
Crosse,
to the widespread demand for thousands of users of
cleaning and depressing equipment, this corporation has
developed
Edmond
corporation on
Illinois, Iowa, and Wis¬
In Evanston, 111., and owns
Wis. Acquisition of Northeast
Responding
ultrasonic
his
Monday, July 21, 1958
.
offices
Narda Ultrasonics Corp.—Announces New
and
dividends
Common
first
half,
with
of
of
expansion,
share, payable
per
18.
the
in
with
compared
period
Because
program
cents
July
were only $85,000 more
$5,300,000.
187,
1957.
for the second
$1.55,
Capital requirements
of
of
continuing
a
reduced
was
shareholders
to
intention
Is
.
p.
and
La
began
of
It
retails
.
Melville Shoe Corp.—Common Dividend Reduced—
Ward
at
2908,
p.
and
Minnesota,
in
principal
corporation
direction
Carpenter, owner.
which wnolesales
marketer
a
will
provide
River States
with additional
July 1, River States will assume responsibility
from Lake
Superior Refining Co., Superior,
and Lake Superior are affiliates of Murphy
future,
near
present equipment at
stantially.—V.
•
is
products,
petroleum
It
consin.
a
acquired from Waldro
were
River
corrugated
Illinois.
The
products under the brand name "Superior 400." The assets of North-
Corp.—Purchases Miller Container Stock—
corporation
.
.
This
the holdings
This
Dutch
is
and
7,
90
of
air
Peters
Gas & Electric Co.—Stock
company's
to its
at
offering of 853,781
common
Subscriptions—The
shares of common stock
stockholders of record
June
on
17, 1958,
subscription
price of $52 per share, was success¬
fully concluded, N. R. Sutherland, President, announced
on July 9.
a
.
_.
Subscriptions
.; total
the
shares
were
offered.
underwriters
and
received
These
others
for
results
upon
829.829
include
the
shares,
stock
exercise
of
or
97.2(7,
subscribed
rights
of
for
the
by
purchased
.
Number 5761
188
Volume
.
.
statement
them liv the open market during the subscription period.
.
offering was underwritten by a nationwide group of under¬
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. who will purchase the remaining
by
shares.—V. 188, p. 51.
unsubscribed
& Co.,
brought to market on July 16 an
shares of common stock (no par value)
and associates
Inc.,
issue of 980,000
at $47.25 per
share.
'
'"'f'
'■ :
operating
EARNINGS—Consolidated
the
for
months
12
May
31,
or
DIVIDENDS—The
in
each
year
GO
cents
per
since
1908.
share
June
On
declared.
was
to
1958
20,
V
v
dieidend of
quarterly
a
"
'
.
Authorized
tUnclassified
stock
% Common
$502,814
version
the
par)
.—
.
animal
98,000
10,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
American
Bache
&
Co
Baikie
&
7,500
5,000
2,000
Securities Corp.,
Alcantara.
Robert
Baird
W.
Inc.—
2,000-
—
3,000
15,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co
10,000
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.— 10,000
Weeks &
Baker,
Barth
J.
Co
5,000
2,000
Inc..
& Co.,
Sullivan
Ivic
2,000
-
-
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
7,500
Quincy Cass Associates —
3,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co
10,000
Davis, Skoggs &: Co
10,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
3,000
Francis I. duPont te Co.—
7,500
28,000
Ehvort'.iy & Co.—
10,000
Evans MacCormack & Co.
3,000
Fairnian & Co
2,000
The First Boston Corp
31,750
First California
Co
10,000
Maxfield H. Friedman
3,000
Glore, Forgan & Co
28,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
28,000
10,000
& Co
& Talbot
Hallgarten
Hannaford
Harbison
Co
&
Securities
Ripley
Harriman
1,000
3,000
Henderson
&
Co.,
&
10,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
10,000
Hilliard & Son.—.
2,000
Richards
j.
J. B.
J.
A.
Co
&
5,000
& Co
Hogle
1.000
5,000
10,000
7,500
& Collins
Holt
Hooker
&
Fay—
Hornblower -Sc Weeks
Co
Hutton &
F.
E.
Kalman
Kerr
&
&
Bell
W.
C.
Freres
;
187, p. 2909.
Jackson
Reeves
<
Reynolds & Co., Inc
—
Shaughnessy
C.
Co..—
—
-
&
.
—v.
Co.—
Youngberg
&
5,000
Dean
Yoric
of
of
organized
the
U.
lines
to
oper.
reveuue.1.
67,040,180
expenses.
60,633,628
71,898,496 302,592,158 350,628,908
rev.
from
ry. oper.
inc...
6,406.552
*2,471,492
Detroit, Mich.—Watling, Lerchen
and
of Detroit,
Railway
oper
oper.
revenue
expenses.
due May 1, 1967
sinking fund 67c
derations
Net
-^V.
sink, fund
A, due Nov. 15,
10-year sink, fund
B, due June 15,
10-year
Lines—Earnings—
railway oper. deficit
$311,344
'.535,852
$123,467
391,707
'
187, p. 2909.
-
1958—5 Months—1957
$1,234,988
2,315,023
*
4,478,792
$722,968
2,047,50/
-
sink,
12-year
'
Peruvian Oils &
Minerals, Ltd.—Registers With SEC
July 11,
1958, covering 200,000 shares of its capital stock, $1 par value, to be
offered tor .public sale "through Doolittle & Co.,
Buffalo, New York,
and Davidson Securities Ltd.. Toronto.
The public offering.price and
for FRASER
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The registration
The company
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on
Digitized
500,000
500,000
capital
1,050,000
4,000,000
debs.,
Tampa,
ended
Fla..' and
June
1958,
30,
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—5 Months—1957
$3,456,774
$834,861-
,
631,450 •'
3,137,147
3,060,962
$219,897
$319,627
$1,151,409
120,268
*$77,737
11,022
ry. oper.
$4,212,371
614,964
277,075
675,931
*
187, p. 2&09.
(N.Y.)—Files With SEC—
.
directors
employees
and
stockholders
and
without
limitation.
proceeds are to be used for working capital and to retire
bank
loans.
-
Pure
The
first
Oil
Co.—Drilling Starts in Paraguay—
earlier in July announced it has begun drilling the
10,000,000-acre concession it obtained last year from
company
well
in
the
Government
Paraguayan
The
company has
spent $2,000,000 developing the concession, but
to now it has concentrated on building roads and airstrips and
establishing camps in the sparsely populated Chaco area covered by
concession.
the
Three
I
other
have obtained smaller
others are negotiating for
oil
companies
several
and
Paraguay,
in
concessions
rights.—V.
oil
186,
2478.
p.
v—
RCA
America—Whirlpool Sales Up—appliance
Whirlpool
to
sales
in
dealers
June
were
a
thumping 22.4%
ahead of May, Whirlpool Corp. announced on July 14.
factory level, said John A. Hurley, Whirlpool's Vice-President
the
At
charge
of
sales,
June
volume
even
was
better
than
in
1957.
By
30.1%.
June over May increases in sales to dealers were led by the refrigera¬
tion-range division with a gain of 35.2%, partly because, of rapidly
expanding sales of the recently introduced RCA Whirlpool gas refrig¬
were
up
Air conditioning division sales jumped 22.5% and laundry
volume was up 18.6%.
Among individual products, home
month's biggest gain—62.3%.
the final week of the Month, Mr. Hurley said, automatic
line.
erator
equipment
freezers
made the
During
movement
washer
refrigerator sales
■
debs.,
was
best
stock
Common
•This
($1 par value)
420,000
188,
320,000
1,100,000
electric
and
90.
p.
especially designed for use in missiles qnd rockets
on July 9 by this corporation.
phenolic resin, designated Plyophen 5900 by RC1, is said to
plastic
new
new
laminates having not only exceptionally high strengths at
temperatures, but also low moisture absorption, good insula¬
properties, and good resistance to organic solvents, weak inorganic
acids, hydraulic aircraft oil, de-icing fluids, and hot gas erosion.—
elevated
tion
V.
187,
and 2338.
2705
pp.
*1
■
'
.■
,
Rockcote Paint Co., Rockford, 111.—Securities Offered
—The Milwaukee
Co., Milwaukee, Wis., on July 8 of¬
14,250 shares of a 7% series A cumulative
(par $10) at $10.25 a share,
fered investors
convertible preferred stock
and
10,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $8 a shr.
other
addition
to the manufacture and sale of its
own
and
private brand name paints, Rockcote produces a "Tint-A-Matic"
machine. With this machine, a paint retailer can add
color dispensing
amounts
measured
and
nine
of
colors
rapidly
into
a
can
white
of
paint
produce 1,200 accurately controlled colored paints for sale to the
consumer.
The
has
company
that
colorants
also
in
of
developed
small
a
color
under
tubes
these tints
tinting
the
wilj produce
system
using 12
"Spectro-
trademark
an
almost unlimited
colors.
of
range
come
Combinations
matic."
The paint firm changed its name from the "Rockford Paint Manu¬
facturing Co." 011 Dec. 26, 1957.—V. 187, p. 1546.
Corp., Newark, N. J.—Investment Insured—
has obtained two types of guaranties to protect its
the International Cooperation Administration
This corporation
investment
France,
in
July 1. The company which is engaged in the manufac¬
ture and sale of cigarette lighters, electric shavers, and lighter acces¬
on
organized and acquired the capital stock of a new French
which will manufacture some of these products. The guar¬
by ICA. which together have a maximum face amount of
$800,000, insure the investor against.any loss through expropriation
and.also against the inability to convert into dollars francs received as
a
result of this investment.—V. 187, p. 1437.
has
subsidiary
issued
'
Royal McBee Corp.—New Foreign Subsidiary—
President Philip M.
wholly-owned
Inc.
Zenner announced July 2 the formation of
international
of Geneva,
subsidiary
of
Royal
Switzerland, effective July 1.
-
McBee
a new,
International
It is a new trading com¬
incorporated under Swiss law, which is also empowered by the
pany,
parent corporation to direct both sales and manufacturing activities of
10,000 shs.
41,252 shs.
§1,500,000 shs
10,000 shs.
40,845 shs.
723,406 shs.
indebtedness of the company in the amount
& Trust Co. and the sum of $1,892,other banks, all of which notes arc
by the pledge of mobile home paper.
with institutional purchasers, an addi¬
amount of secured sinking fund 67> deben¬
tures, series E, due March 1, 1970 are to be issued and sold to such
purchasers on Oct. 1, 1958.
§153*850 shares of authorized/common stock are reserved against the
conversion rights of the $6.50 ;prior cumulative convertible preferred
McBec throughout
Royal
the
except for the United States and
world
Canada.
The
amount represents
tUnder
tional
November
produce
420,000
320,000
$9,642,588 to The Detroit Bank
on term and demand notes to
secured
early
record.—V.
on
I
1,100,000
——
since
the highest
announced
The
$3,550,000
due
prior cumul.
conv.
pfd. stock
.(no par value 1
67c cumul. pfd. stock ($10 par value) __
of
the
was
were
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Producing New Plastics—
A
series
subor. debs., series
1964, 67c
subor. debs., series
1965, 67c
fund
1,150,000
$6.50
515
:
.
1,050,000
Sept. 30, 1968, 67c
$3,755,824
4,313,338
months
Its principal
Building, Detroit 26,
and
,
anties
1,150,000
E, due March 1, 1970—^
920,280
three
Bank
Miami
During the period commencing on the date of the offering and
ending on Nov. 1, 1958, each stockholder may purchase three shares
for each > four shares held,
or
three shares for two shares, or two
shares for one share held; unsubscribed shares will be offered for
sories,
500,000
debs., series
C,
Secured
22,228,710
889,585
on
Jan.
on
jB .tfited ^ letter of notification with the, SEC
covqr)ij.g <£kO0f) spaces of capital -stock ((no par) to be offered to
present vstqqkholders j»n a pro rrata hasis at $41.50 per share, without
underwriting.
!
,
announced
500,000
idebs., series
67,676,115
$3,078,350
*$11,535,103
series
5V2debs., series
28,847,914
1958—Month—1957
$578,241
$796,813
Period End. Mav 31—
Railway
share
a-
share,
a
1958—Month—1957
Psychological Corp.
Ronson
Outstanding
$14,490,000
payable to banks—
4,837,178 *13,431,440
Pennsylvania-Reading-Seashore
Lerchen &
by Watling,
Authorized
187, p. 2909.
♦Deficit.—V.
'•
,
.
$553,713
railway oper. inc.-.-
CAPITALIZATION AS OF MARCH 31, 1958
,
due Aug. 1, 1967
Secured sinking fund 6 7c
14,752,375
..
,
See also V. 187, p. 2844.
D,
railway' oper.
Commission
10,000 shares are being offered by Watling,
Mich., that being all of such shares owned
Lerchen & Co*
.
.
''
86,650,871 331,440,072 418,305,023
oper.
Net
1956 to supply natural
Hillsboro will nearly double the cubic feet of
B, due Nov. 1, 1963
Secured sinking fund 67c
$
$
in
Atomic Energy
S.
A, due March 1, 1962
1958—5 Months—1957
Railway
Net
Net
382,463
common
5,000
2,000
Railway
v
cents,
cents
(trailer coaches).
in
Virginia
West
expenses,
from
rev.
290,813
County.
Secured sinking, fund
$
Net
41,368
'
shares;
Co.
5,000
—
p.
revenue,,.
Railway oper.
in
net proceeds are to go to selling stockholders.
of Des Moines, Iowa, the owner of 15,000
stock of Pioneer Finance Co., is offering hereunder
10,000 shares of such stock; 12,100 shares are being offered by Con¬
tinental Assurance Co. of Chicago, 111., which presently owns 25,000
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
$
oper.
distributors
Central Life Assurance Co.
Notes
.
Pittsburgh &
$1,229,147
PROCEEDS—The
65,500
1958—Month—1957
to 7%j
10
-
National
located
the
2909.
Period End. May 31—
$1,036,950
service was extended to the Richmondalo
distributed by the company.
shares
•
May 31—
1957,
rate,
homes
1400
are
for
$201,142.—V. 187,
$157,824
& Co., also of Detroit, on July 10 publicly offered 32,100
shares of common stock (par $1) at $8.25 per share.
,
15,000
Co———
Co
was
Secured sinking fund 5^2(!c debs.,
Period End
Dallas, Tex.EARNINGS—Earnings
were
at
offices
BUSINESS—In
Johnson & Higgins
&
company
Pioneer Finance Co.,
2,000
&
15,
present
and
Extension
gas
Weld <fc Co
28,000
Williston & Beane—
2,000
Witter
in
$2,319,858
1,090,711
tember.
White & Co.——
Wilson,
July
on
the
located
is
branch
$2,121,877
1,084,927
Hillsboro call for the construction of a new $721,500
facilities.
The company has contracted to purchase the
necessary
gas
from the Ohio Fuel Gas Co., joining the Ohio Fuel
line at Sabina and running a direct line to Hillsboro with spur lines
to Leesburg, New Vienna and Highland.
An office has been opened to
receive applications for service, which is expected to begin in Sep¬
15,000 |
Wulff, Hansen &; Co
R.
1958—5 Months—1957
Present plans at
plant
—
Inc
Inc.
to
and used mobile
new
office
and
Total
Gas Co.—Stock Offered—The company
Natural
in Ross
area
3,000
Co
White,
J.
Morris plans to expand operations of
$178,846
46,609
inc.—
BUSINESS—The
5,000
C.
N.
Co.,
Mich,
the
1958—Month—1957
$390,399
$376,065
211,553
218,241
31—
to the area surrounding
Plant at Pikcten, Ohio. Later
7,500
Co.
'
:
up
gas
—
&
gross
include .Trump, Cabinet
sales in 1957 were over
used to help finance company's
construction and expansion program in furnishing gas to the area in
the vicinity of Hillsboro, Ohio.
3,000
5,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc. 10,000
Walston
sales of
business
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be
2,000
Sutro & Co
&
brands
class A common stockholders the right
to subscribe on or before July 21, 1958, for 74,000 addi¬
tional shares of class A common stock at $3.50 per share.
The offering is made to Ohio investors only and is un¬
derwritten by The Ohio Company, Columbus, Ohio.
28,000
3,000
Corp.
Swift
1961.
6,
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in Michigan on April 20,
Its principal-business since its inception has been the financing
of
The
187, p. 2909.
Pike
3,000
Spencer Trask & Co
Feb.
on
consecutive
83
stock
,,f
officers,
is offering to its
10,000
Co
F.
187, p. 2005.
"
ry. oper.
Net railway oper.
Stone & Webster Securities
Henry
paid
common
comparison with June of last year, he said, total sales to RCA Whirlpool
Net rev. from
1.000
&
1
Railway oper. expenses.
2,000
Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson
Stone*
company
Period End. May
1,000
2,000
Co
i
Canadian
Railway oper. revenue
2,000
Stern,
&
share
a
and
1957,
of
Radio Corp. of
Leydecker &
Stephenson,
cents
5
15,
1958.
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
10,000
28,000
Agnew & Co.
Smith, Barney & Co
Staats
>
Philip Morris acquired Benson & Hedges, New York, in 1954 through
exchange of stock.
Its principal cigarette brand at that time
Parliament.
Since then, Philip Morris has established Parliament
as
a
major brand in the high filtration field in the United States.
In addition, Philip Morris has established Benson & Hedges as the
leading premium-priced filter cigarette in the U. S.—V. 187, p. 2493.
&
Shuman,
R.
27,
was
10,000
3,000
31,750
10,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
William
«
an
15,000
Schwabacher & Co..
Frank
cqjtn-
the ;U. S. Army Engineer Dis¬
construction
for the Army and Air
one year's maintenance of the system
that Philip
added
Culman
Mr.
the
2,000
Gardner
&
inter-battery .ntiorowave
-
2,000
& Co
Ely, Beck & Co.—
Reinholdt
performs
cigars in Canada. -' Its cigar
Band, among others.
Its
$2,000,000.
/
10,000
Pflueger & Baerwald
Piper, Jaffray & Hepwood
Daniel
contract,
which
Gold
&
Curtis
Weeden
&
Co
&-
& Co
Cook & Co..—.
5,000
28.000
Langley & Co
Levy, Williams
Stern
LAzard
j.——
28,000
2,000
10,000
& Co
Lawson,
—V.
Stanley & Co
Webber,
two
of
and
2,000
& Co.—
has
company
shares
U. S. Army Contract—
of
Alaska,
sale
3,000
Inc
Morgan
to
Oct.
•Deficit.—V.
Joseph F. Cullman 3rd, President, announced on July 9 that this
corporation has purchased substantially all of the outstanding capital
stock of Benson & Hedges (Canada) Ltd., which has headquarters in
Montreal and is one of the leading companies in the manufacture and
Jones &
Moseley
2119.
p.
rhilip Morris Inc.—Acquires Canadian Unit—
Pierce,
Templeton
S.
187,
also calls for
from completion date of the project.—V.
5,000
The Milwaukee Co
Newhard,
in
The
Industrial (Division.,awarded by
ajad
$1,050,000
in
5,000
Paine,
share
its
on
Railway
.
company
installation
for
Force
7,500
Revel Miller & Co.
F.
the
Corp.—Receives
contract
Alaska,
28,000
3,000
—
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Frank Knowlton
Co.
fiz Smith
2,000
Inc.—
Co.,
Co.,
&
Lynch,
Fenner
28,000
Inc.
Hill
Merrill
Refsnes,
Union
Dillon,
Eastman
&
Brothers
McAndrew
to
committees.—V.
services
The
10,000
:—
Marks
M.
Laurence
close of business
expire at the
quarterly cash
outstanding from time to
time, commencing on Dec. 15, 1938p eight months after its incorpora¬
tion. During the fiscal year of the company ended March 31,1958
the quarterly dividend rate was successively increased from 4 cents a
10,000
& Co
Morgan
Co
&
Bosworth,
transferred
was
trict,
1,000
Co
The
supplements.
Recently,
the company deconstructed a
buildings on the premises and started the manufacture
•
Philco
A
28,000*
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Mitchum,
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Boettcher
Ryons
Lester,
1
Co._.
&
Leib &
William
Mason
Co.,
&
Brothers
Lehman
facilities
Haute, Ind.
miinication systems between tfjfce missile sites and ^pti-aircraft separa¬
tion centers (AAOC) in Alaska Jias sheen .awarded
y*>,this corporation's
Shares
Shares
producing
of Terre
the
General
armed
stock as follows:
common
south
miles
Washington on July 16 by
Services Administration.
plant had previously been
declared surplus by the Army and transferred to the jurisdiction of
the General Services Administration after approval by the congressional
below, severally, have
the 980,000 shares of
underwriters named
to purchase all of
commitment
firm
a
feed
Title
the
stock are reserved for issue upon con¬
dividend preferred stock (convertible on or before
UNDERWRITERS—The
chemical
732-acre
seven
has purchased from
vaccines.
of
preferred shares are issuable in one or more
additional series,
the board of directors of the company being au¬
thorized to fix by resolution at the
time of issuance the dividend
rate, the conversion rights, if any, the redemption price, the number
of. shares, and the distinctive designation of any wholly unissued series.
made
the
Plant
Vigo
16,
operated the plant on a lease basis since 1947.
corporation has used the facilities, part of a World War II
ordnance
installation, for the production
of antibiotics
and
number of
unclassified
tThe
the
as
Army
of common
the $4.75
it was announced on July
Government
Federal
The
200,000 shs.
■
300,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
193,390 shs.
None
6,997,186 shs.
.?.
gas
firm has
Outstanding
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
\
is sold in intrastate commerce
distribution to meet the entire re¬
Properties
corporation,
known
19661.
31,
Oct.
(no
shares
of
-
—
and the
Gas Pipe Line Co. for
Government
200,000
300,000
.,
100,000
_
200,000
193,390
2,006,610
12,000,000
stock
$4.50 dividend preferred stock_„
$4.40 dividend preferred stock
$4.36 dividend preferred stpck
+$4.75 dividend pfd. stock (conv.)
preferred
and
DIVIDENDS-—The
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Purchases Indiana Plant—
This
Preferred stock (cumulative, no par ):
dividend
purchase price is $4.50 a share through March
and thereafter $5 a share until the option expires on March
The remaining options fix a cash price of $6.50 a share upon
dividends
,
capitalization giving effect to present financing
$4.75
exercise
interests
:
-
.
was
company
Haven's option, the
1960,
31, 1965.
the
the
United
Pacific Lighting Co.
to
Mr.
Jr.,
1938.
;
incorporated in California in 1907
(incorporated in l886.». Its prin¬
cipal executive offices are at 600 California St., San Francisco 8,
Calif. The company is a holding eompany of public utilities engaged
in.the natural gas business in the southern portion of California,
All properties of
the company and its subsidiaries are located in
California, and neither the comimny nor any of its subsidiaries carries
on
any business outside of California.
Southern
California Gas Co.
and Southern Counties Gas Co. of
California are engaged principally .in the business of distributing ami
selling natural gas to domestic, commercial, gas engine, industrial, and
wholesale customers in contiguous territory within the 12 counties in
the southern
portion of California.
In connection therewith,, these
subsidiaries also purchase, store, handle, and exchange natural gas.
Paeific Lighting Gas Supply Co. is engaged in the business ol pur¬
chasing, storing, handling, and exchanging natural gas, and selling
natural gas solely to its affiliates, the distributing subsidiaries, under
contracts, for-resale.
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BUSINESS—The
as.successor
shares;
Roy M.
Wilson, Jr., .Vice-President—2,000
H. Eidson, Vice-President—2,000 shares, and John-E.
Assistant-Treasurer—1,000 shares. These options,, which
have been approved by stockholders, are restricted stock options within
the meaning of Section 421 of the Internal Revenue Code.
Under
Cullum
shares;
quirements of the San Antonio area. The interests in question were
acquired by Petroleum Reserves subject to two reserved production
changed to Northwest Natural Gas Co.
\
.
4
has paid dividends on its common stock
company
of
Fashing Field
of
with revenues of $239,615,387 and *net income
$2.42 per share during the calendar year 1957.
compared
$19,108,339,
Treasurer—2,000
Boyle,
Inc.—Acquisition—
President, on July 8 announced the company'
purchase from Austral Oil Exploration Co. Inc., of
formerly owned by H. R. Smith and certain
other
co-owners
in
the -Fashing
Gas-Condensate Field located in
Atascosa and. Karnes Counties,
Texas.
Gulf Oil Corp. operates the
concluded
certain
of
Stewart,
McLean
R.
has
value. An additional 32,000 shares are reserved against
options issued to the following key employees for the
par
no
exercise
9
amounts following their respective names: T. Kenneth Haven, President
and
Director—25,000
shares;
Curtis W. White, Vice-President and
31,
$264,834,4:14 and net income to $23,269,642, eqval to $3.12-per common
share,
the
the
-
Petroleum Reserves,
the company and
1958 -amounted to
of
revenues
ended
by
"
.
the net proceeds from the
sale to finance in part costs of the construction and expansion pro¬
grams
of its subsidiaries, which, for the 19-month period ending
Dec. 31, 1959, are estimated at $155,600,000.
PROCEEDS—The company proposes to use
subsidiaries
stock,
underwriters and an officer of the
'• * "*
Net proceeds of the offering will be added to the general funds of
the
company.
According to the prospectus the company had net
current assets as of April 30, 1958, of approximately $325,500 and the
increase in general funds is considered desirable in order to provide
funds to defray expenses (including taxes), of keeping the company's
oil concessions in good standing and to defray the cost of exploration
and development work.—V. 181, p. 269G.
options
of
company.
"
Lighting: Corp.—Stock Offered—Blyth
Pacific
also 200,000 shares of the stock reserved for issuance
covers
exercise
upon
The
writers
23,952
(249)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
company's
sidiaries in
international activities indue six wholly-owned sub¬
the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Holland, and
and licensees, distributors or sales representatives in over 100
Mexico,
countries.
Purchase Agreements
A.
$450,000 principal
Niendorff,
F.
formerly Vice-President in
sales and production for Royal McBee, becomes
and
in
charge of international
Chairman of the Board
principal executive officer of the new subsidiary, with headquarters
Geneva.—V. 187, p. 2494.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
ymy
Scott
feuiland fey.—Earnings$384,275
Railway
Net
Net
$1,883,394
from
378,335
.1,738,767
$51,557
21,076
$47,010
$144,627
$398,628
8,203
♦23,134
186,041
ry. oper,
railway oper, inc.—
♦Deficit.—V.
bas
established
been
contract
line
/%'v'ivi
at
for
of
Division
atories
than
more
this
of
company's
Electronics
Its
Corp.
at
been
Navy-Douglas
fet Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
revenue—
Railway
expenses.
oper.
from
rev.
inc
—V. 187, p. 2844.
■'
facie
prima
a
the
of
railway
—V.
and its subsidiaries pursuant to the
Stock Option Plan.—V. 188, p. 151.
ry. oper.
$2,629,196
$3,407,415
inc.—
1,533,016
1,746,539
53,849.338
7,648,609
5*2%
of
With Securities arid
The
company
in
demand.
$15
The
PROCEEDS—The
their
at
ferrous.
metals
designs
metals
in
principal
two
subsidiaries
duty
EARNINGS—For
net loss
a
handling
materials
the
months
three
had net sales and
revenue
of $111,493.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
Mr.
revenue
EFFECT
of
1958,
tures,
due
July
stock
Common
1,
Co.
The
is
&
the
PRESENT
K.
Berry
Harry D.
his
former
to
the
Mencher,
ratified
its
conduct
will
company
Platinum Company's
&
air-lift
own
'
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•
Bolivia
agreement with
by
other
than
those
agreed
the
in
upon
levied
hiay' be
contract
company during the term of the agreement.
The Bolivian Gov¬
wrill receive a substantial share of the profits in the form of
tax based on the tenor of the ground dredged.—V.
a
South
and
States
United
board
the
Oil
Texas
ol'
$Flrst nitge.
directors
186,
Chair¬
and
investment
2T«%
bank¬
4%
to
give
Hydril
Gas
&
Co.,
series
33e%
4 Ft
due
%
notes
Unsecured
Corpus
"had
"there
Servel
,
York
public
privately-held
a
two
available
between
■'
of
is
1958,
most
three
or
months."
stocks
active
Stock
Siegler
*
Corp.—Army Awards Two
1855.
p.
1957
.
600,000
6,000,000 shs.
bonds
of
issuable
the
under
4,938.048 sirs.
mortgage
oi
.
of
stock:
and
to
Including
1973
in
principal
$30.50
and
1,
1973.
reserved
at
debentures.
■■
-
-
including
June
for
1963;
1,
1968;
for issue
1958
6,
debentures
of
arid $35.50 thereafter
authorized common stoftk,
1,
the
Of
June
of
stock
common
amounts
to
including June
June
were
Into
convertible
are
following
common
thereafter
the
due
the
at
67,560 shares
conversion
upon
■"..VF"{
■■
■
PURCHASERS—The
-
corporation has been awarded two contracts totaling more than
by the Department of the Army id consirudt three Tracking
Stations
for
the
"Explorer" satellite,
it was announced
on
July 8
by John G. Biooks, President.
v'
V"
purchasers named below have severally agreed
from the company the principal amounts of debentures
opposite their respective names:
;;/.r
'-'.F/'
purchase
forth
set
Contracts— 1;
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.$3,100.000
The
of
share
and
to
cor¬
of $780,829
install-
$15,500,000 principal amount of bonds wrere< issu¬
election
of
the
company
against the net amount df
as defined in the mortgage.
1.
debentures
$33.00
his
recently on
the New
the shares was halted
in
Exchange., On June 25 trading
half hour due to heavy offerings.—V. 187,
obliga¬
bearing
$7.50.t_
(par
amount
company
each
he
But
25,000,000
1960
stock
the
at
fThe
com¬
.
or
25,000,000
property additions,
the
two
2.055.400
30.000.000 v
.
approximately
able
.
the
30,000.000
1959~_
1,
16,418.000
34,220,100
bonds of
financial
on
•
1973
payable in
to 1963
15,
total
due
1978j.___~
is limited
$150,000,000 principal amount at any one time outstanding; issuarice
any one or more series in addition to amounts outstanding
subject to the restrictive provisions of the mortgage.
At June ^6;
to
cash.
talk about." He noted that
three other companies."
to
yet
the
among
the
for
way
nothing
are
talks
concern.
that
talking to two
was
was
said
under
was
figures
no
Seaver
been
"also
Calif.,
of
issued
said
Hydril,
added
Angeles,
debs,
due
non-interest
assumed,
Jan.
?The
amount
13,802,000
22,598.000
20.000.000
June
ments
$18,600,000
17,500,000
30.000,000
debs,
tions,
""■Outstanding
:
fund
fund
''
;
$28,000,000
:
1974___—
sink,
conv.
AUtkoHzed
r"'
bonds
3.
1970..__2—
1973
series due
HVa't
C.
President,
company
Los
Co.,
unspecified
due
4',2%. sink,
of
He
panies
Hydril
EFFECT TO
fund
1968_._
series due
follow<U"f.v/:' •RU-r.V r r'.
PRESENT,
FI^ANCtNG^^\
Further details
pipe line sink,
series due
3"/e
%%':/:/%';-<v/i;V.
an
Inc.
1
Pa.
779.
p.
Co.
&
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
by Servel quoted Louis Ruthenberg, chair¬
Menzies, President, of Servel, and Frank R.
Hydril, that talks are underway.
Mr. Menzies
further details when asked how much money would
Duncan
of
results
Adams
$500,000
Pock—
&
Allison-Williams
-
American
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.
400,000
Go.
1,000,000
McDonnell
150,000
Securities
Co.__^i___
&
500,000
r
McMaster Hutchinson &
<
Outstanding
the
on
Hallamore
be
contracts,
Electronics
used
Mr.
Brooks
Division
track
to
plant
said,
in
has
already
Anheim,
begun
Calif.
The
at
its
stations
the
"Explorer" satellites as they move in orbit
to collect telemetry information relative to temperatures, meteor
action, cosmic ray effects and other data.
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Inherent in the stations, according to Mr. Brooks, will be /'MicroLock"
receivers, initially developed for the Department of Army by
$2,500,000
t600,000 shs.
Gold
ing on July 11 of $30,000,000 4Va% sinking fund deben¬
tures, due July 1, 1978, at 100% and accrued interest
through a group of underwriters headed by Halsey, Stu-.
loans;
art
President
with
career
Philadelphia,
negotiating to acquire
drilling equipment for
President
Involved.
be
FINANCING
$2,500,000
such,""the
as
r
Cromwell,
R.
started
Co.,
187,
announcement
and
Seaver,
will
value)_
par
H.
Oklahoma
of
oil
of
man,
deben¬
1973—
($2.50
and
be
on
pur¬
Gas
Company
are
completed
Authorized
subordinated
had
Drexel
and
Berry is President of Berry & Co., a Netv York and New Jersey
banking firm. He is also Chairman of the Board of Jersey
Corp., a realty and banking organization, and a director
several other petroleum corporations, including Great Western Oil
a
31,
completed
contracts
on
TO
.
convertible
Cromwell
firm
Work
:
loans
estate
to
March
contracts
For the three months ended March 31,
the corporation hud net salts and
<646,613 aci a net loss of $125,190.
James
Robert
maker
equipment.
ended
on
u>..
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Southern Natural Gas Co.—Debenture Offering—Men¬
was made in our issue of July 14 of the
public offer¬
Servcl, Inc.—Wants to Acquire Hydril Co.—
and fabricating plants and forge shops throughout
toe world. In addition, the company manufactures a line of equipment
for the metal industries suitable for use by producers or manufacturers
requiring heavy
,>
'-'.v.'.-''
tCommon
producing
poration
certificates to
will be made
time
Payment
real
lor
of
and
produces
a
on
r
company with the
concession covering
the
by
1956,
:
-
.
reached
September,
tion
SEC
&
fabricating industries.
The company
special mechanical equipment for-1 use in
producing
of
Christi, Texas.—V.
the design, engineering and construction of in¬
heat treating furnaces for ihe ferrous and non-
and
and
its
and
company
primarily
-in
2478.
Gas Corp.—Two New Directors—
&
by
declined
heating
$5,000.
used
the
Investment
industries.
dustrial
be
with
investment
principal
net
BUSINESS—The
;
agreement
year
American
royalty and
Mr.
used in
<jart for the
lor the
retirement of long-term notes and certain other obligations and the
balance will be added to working capital to be available for general
corporate
purposes.
Upon
the
acquisition of Alloy, the company
intends to continue, through a subsidary, Alloy's business of manu¬
facturing
and supplying
hardware
to
the
atomic energy Industry
and various fabricated products to the chemical, food processing and
engaged
election
man.
proceeds from the financing will be
acquisition of Alloy Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
ether
Oil
to
Canada, and
announced on July 8
ing
amount into
common
stock at $16.66 per share, subject to adjustment.
Optional
redemption of the debentures may be made at prices ranging from
105V2 %
to par.
Sinking fund redemptions will be made at par.
convertible
are
to
$1
to
was
pleted at time of going to press.
debentures
notification
of
non-transferable
of
of
are
letter
a
Minister
The debenture offering was quickly oversubscribed and
the books closed, while the stock offer was nearly com¬
The
432',
proceeds
Seminole
sh.
per
of
denominations
The
filed
3
and<(acquiring various interests in real property
also w-ovking capilah/No underwriting is (involved.
debentures due July 1, 1973-and 35,000 shares of-t'Oibmonstock f(par $2.50J'.' The debentures werd"priced at .100%
and accrued interest and the common stock at
dredging
gold
ernment
Exchange Commission—
July
on
chasing
subordinated
convertible
-
large
a
of
and,
the
011
9,637,081
a
covering $300,000
find
51,536,059
$13,831,690 $19,244,536
187, p. 2553.
offered
alSo
1958—5 Months—1957
10.759,061
p.
Inc.—Debentures and Common Stock
& Co. Inc. and associates offered
on
$2,500,000
on
Security Thrift & Mortgage Co., Denver, Colo.—Files
of
terms
embark
both houses of the Bolivian Congress In December,
1957.
The contract provides that all equipment and supplies may be
brought into the country duty free, that all gold bullion produced
may be exported
and sold in the free world market,/ and that too
$65,367,749 $73,093,874
10,575,111
oper.
will
this program, the first major U. S. mining venture in
1952,
according to Patrick H. O'Neill, Vice-Prcsiderit
mining operations, "has been activated on the basis.o£
drilling explorations during the past 18 months 011 a portion of ;the
property, which is located along tributaries of the upper Eeni Rive*
in the lowlands of
the Andes, showing sufficient reserves of above
average grade to justify mining operations.' The area must be reached
was
1958—Month—1957
expenses.
;'vV •'
.
since
South
RR.—Earnings—
$13,204,307 $14,166,476
revenue—
Railway opor.
Salem-Brosius,
July *15,
Launch
To
—
:
acres,
by; air
Railway oper.
With SEC—-
company
Offered—Blair
Co.
.
'
•
function."
Line
Air
rev. from
25
a
Government
charge
.taxes
1958
Platinum
&
i
37,050
in
company
Employees'
151.
p.
country, representing a" corporate
investment 'Of
$3,000,000 with production anticipated by the end Of
.
Bolivian
Scott & Sons Co.—Preferred Stock Sold—The
Seaboard
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July
covering 250,000 shares of its common stock, $5 par value
be offered from time to time to certain employees, including otli-
to
.1939.
by
Commission
may
—V, 188, p. 90.
1958,
its
188,
that
Reflecting
decision
Examiner's
■
St. Regis Paper Co.—Registers
cers,
Gold
Administration,
111
approximately
the complaint has not
of
support
in
case
operation
'
v"
■
Company, Columbus, O., recently offered to Ohio
an issue ol 7,500 shares of 5% cumulative pre-'
ferred stock, series 1958
(par $100) at $96 per share.
$8*346,059
.4,123,606.
,
Cooperation
investors
Net
The
above.—-V.
July 9 announced that its wholly-owned'subsidiary.
Placers, Inc., following agreement with the Bolivian
and approval of U. S. guaranties under the International
Government
to tend to create
the Clayton Act, as
or
of
7
Ohio
Net
10,
American
-
American
Bolivia
-
$1,674,411
$6,605,879
890,205, -3,390,658
$1,544,316
691,543
ry, oper.
raijwav oper.
Section
.
Period End. May 31—
Net
Net
Co.
This company on
acquisi¬
the challenged
of
established."
(O. M.)
1958—Month—1957
1958—5 Months—1957
$9,062,312 $10,079,242 $43,986,207 $49,005,014
7,517,996
8,404,831
37,380,328
40,658,955
'*
effect
competition
to lessen
of either
violation
No
the
be appealed to the
counsel supporting the complaint.—V. 187, p. 2338.
f
Deliveries of the new systems will
Period End. May 31—
South
Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act lifts beerf
or
/FF';/.///
The
"Sky
Warrier" jet attack bombers.
start late this year.—V. 187, p. 2844.
A3D
establish that
to
substantially
be
may
"Clearly,
as
a
result of ft
the Norden Labor¬
Plains, N. Y. (Re¬
from
White
fails
monopoly.
.shown.
acquired by United Aircraft Corp.)
Designated
the Ryan Model 114 Ground Velocity Indicator,
the
electronic system will
be installed as a vital unit of the bombing
in
Freenort Sulphur
South
tion
cently
system
June
on
.Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Affiliate to Expand—
Sec
Hearing Examiner, William L. Pack,
Complaint \ issded by the Commission
1, 1956 with respect to three acquisi¬
the
iii
$3,000,000 Gold Dredging Program in Bolivia—; ;
amended,
velocity systems
ground
Division
received
$1,000,000,
Norden-Ketay
decision
against Scott Paper Co.
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Receives Electronics Contract
production
Commission
Trade
his
Monday, July 21, 1958
.
tions by the company: Soundvlew Pulp Co. in
1951 and Detroit Sul¬
phite Pulp «fc Paper Co. and Hollingsworth & Whitney Co. in 1954.
The Examiner has ordered that the complaint be dismissed, stating:
a
Another
Dismissed—
Co.—FTC .Complaint
Paper
Federal
rendered
.
"The record
2844.
187, p.
has
$2,264,585
1,865,957
expenses-
oper.
rev,
$425,345
332,716
Railway oper. revenue-
The
1958—5 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
period End. May 31—
.
arid
$522,886 slis.
Corp.
1,000,000
150,000
Auchincloss, Parker &
Mullaoey,- Wells & Co.__
Redpatli
Bache
&
New
York
The
Ohio
500,000
Co._
Hanseatic
250^000
-It
v
600,000
600,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co._
400,000
Co;^^_<__-,—__
500>000
..
tlncludes
of May
as
1, 1958, 18.36 shares represented by outstanding
together with certain shares represented
by un¬
certificates,
«crip
surrendered
certificates
the
for
stock
common
the
of
respective par-valuep of 10 cents and $1 per share.
for the
reserved
.shares
conversion
reserved
are
for
the
of
issuance
5V2%
under
Jet
manufactured
offered and
tion
company's
18,400
restricted stock
underwriters
the
and
number
respective
shares
of
of
below"
named
the principal
stock
common
names:
I
have
forth
set
Blair
&
opposite
,
$350,000
165,000
H.
Harrison
&
25,000
A.
C.
Langley
&
850
50.000
1,700
290,000
9,860
290,000
9,860
50,000
Co.—
;
Mocre,< Leonard
Richards
Wm.
Sz
•
.
1,700
&-
290,000
—
ByRc'n
fiteele,
—V.; 187,
2705.
p.
been
securities
pools
Siivray
Canadian
based
companies
information
cr,
recently
wrhich
have
Btates
in
Act
been
or
List
the
obtained
composed
Commission
in
currently
its
p.
1,700
violation
of
the
<
Coffin
Courts
&
has
the
of
2494.
than
and
-
division
sales
be
can
indirect
announced July 2
was
to
reason
investigations
and
A.
incandescent
and
Co.
has
flourescent
Sales
emphasis
"do-it-yourself"' Rome
assembled and installed, and
suitable for
lamps
reflectojrized
lighting
Gilbert
C.
units,,
of
systems
1958
amounted
Bewis
of
S.
22%
of
believe,
will
gardens,
lawns,
electric ; light
bulbs
kinds.
otherwise,
has
would
acquired
in
Lawler
John
G.
five
products
Lawler,
trie
in
Lawder
both
fiscal
187,
in
Ltd.*
Australian
year
cbriirhon;stock.
(
Australia.'-.
President
under
operate
under
$1,200.000.—V.
Jr.,
its
of
own
Simmons
and
ended
June
and
brand
30.
:
'
Simmons
name
C'e.,
said
-\vill make bedding
had
to
Chairman
earnings of $1.85
period of the previous
Schenley's
per
and
a
to
1958,
on
Which
reported
This
for
June
on
is
the
an
26
of
by
by J.
Division, and
date
the
have been
corresponding
adjusted
for
com¬
Income
in the
a
2*2% stock dividend paid bv
the 5% stock dividend paid on Feb.
total
of
shares outstanding increased
compared
were
with
estimated
$8,713,207
at
for
the
$9,320,000
and
Mav
same
31,
period
$8,610,000
1958
in
storage
was
1957.
rperiods.
.
*
The Ret earnings for the 1958 period reflect approximately $900,000
from a tax loss carry forward of Park & Tilford Distillers
Cdrp.» which was haerged into Schenley Industries at March 26,
««-V. 187, p. 2338.
1958.
and
air
tanks,
Water
of
sales
about
of
a
A.
close
Jr.,
The
announcement
oF A.
in
business
O.
President
acquisition
pool
O.
water softener
became
relationship to
at
Harvestore
manufacture
crop
will
storage
continue
Permaglas
Refinite's
interested
heaters,
Kankakee.
of present Refinite personnel.
since
1S17,
is a
leader
in
the
.
the
concrete
said
p.
the
Green,
~r
Co.—
Ellis & Anderson
in
water
the
largest
111.
Other
Hentz
The
1309.
is
showing
water, conditioning
rapid
.
&
Inc.___n
73Q-000
Co.,
150,000
300(000
500,000
—
Swiss American Corp._;
& Co
Van
500,000
Weeden -&
C.
250,000
40Q;000
—
Alstyue. Noel. & Co.
Co.
White
N.
Inc.—
750.000
& Co
150,000
Wyatt. Neal & Waggoner
Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.
&
600(000
Co.—_
Space Corp
S.
F.
Yantis
&
Co.,
200;000
Inc.
200,000
200.000
—
188.
151.
p.
Offered—Morgan Stanley & Co.
public sale
July 16, subject to approval by the Interstate Com¬
merce Commission, a new issue of
$22,000,000 first mort¬
and 10 associated investment firms offered for
on
collateral
100%
at
and
trust
accrued
-
4J2%! bonds
interest.
The issue
competing
bid
Securities
for
&
the
Co.,
and
Kidder,
The
the
last
New7
Peabody
Other
before
retire
Salomon Bros.
and
/
Dillon.
<
Aug.
for
1,
to
77%
sinking fund,
1963.
retire
1968 and
f
•
,
than
the
Sinking fund
annually
$660,000
of the issue
payments
$440,000
in
to
on
carrier
beginning
principal
the years
the
wrill not
bonds
new
be
in
amount
1969-87.
prior to maturity.
amount
PROCEEDS—The
to
Hutzler
public financing lay the company was the sale jointly with
& Northeastern. RR.
Co.
in 1952 of $15,000,000 if
the principal
burse
&
Eastman
from
came
jointly 1; 99.109.
Halsey. Stuart & Co. Inc., 98.91,;
White, Weld & Co. (Jointly), 99.419.
of
-
-
and
after
will
use
1959
new:
will
be
bonds
This Js calculated to
The sinking fund redemption
104%
Aug.
the
.
redeemable
principal amount.
Optional redemption prices scale from
to
the bankers
followrs:
as
Co.
at
quickly
was
to
Orleans
sufficient
through
awarded
45sS
as
Aug. 1, 1988
due
offering
its bid of 98.9199%.
on
bonds
and
&
The
was
competitive sale July 15
Bids for 434S were received
and
growth.—V.' 186
„
300(000
Thomas
Johnson, Lane,
prices range from 101%
plant under
Refinite,..which has been
Spalding
business
& Co._^_
600.000
Hirsch.&, Co.
Omaha
The company has franchised swimming pool
principal cities throughout the country who handle poUred
pools under the tradename "Refinite-SReldou." Mr.
pool
i
<
250,000
——
Strauss
Lombardo, Inc.
400.000
Gregory & Sons—
II.
industrial
in
swimtning
100,000
Stubbs, Smith &'
swrimming pool industries.
builders
S.
Stroud
&
joint bonds.
units.
at
Inc.
400.000
made
was
Refinite.
water
Division
J.
1,000,000
Nicolaus & Co.
Stifel,
150,000
______
150,000
businesses.
Smith
Permaglas
of
Smith's
of
business
include Burkay commercial water heaters, central
conditioning equipment, gas fired boilers, glass-lined
and
softener
include
not
that
the
Neb.
Vice-President
Spaulding,
swimming
or
domestic
the supervision
respectively
resulting
because
A.
did
said
present product of
Permaglas products
heating
taxes
two
Brinker
softeners
of
.profit after taxes for the nine months ended
<10,597,530,
transaction
conditioning
the
Omaha,
Brinker,
Charles
The
Mr.
of
Corp.
H.
water,
1957
4,699,823.
Net
Refintte
300,000
Co
600,000
Agee & Leach-
^
oversubscribed.
Smith Corp.—Buys Water Softener Business—
corporation has purchased
the
jointly
increase
year.
share earnings for
parison purposes to take account
toe company on Aug. 28, 1957 and
10,
President.
share
31,
&
Sterne,
1,000,000
»
&
1,000(000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Shields
250.000 *
gage
Lawler
names.
.1957;
—250(000
1,000,'000
Freeman
1938.
p.
Inc.
Southern Ry.—Bonds
.
Sons
part
a
plants
Simmons,
to
&
cash, part, stock ,'trftnsdction. T
*„
the equivalent of $834.35GTfor Lawler including <■
pay
operates
(A. O.)
May
600,000
Inc.
Evans
1,000,000
<
i
Rothschild & Co
F.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
First of Iowa Corp
Foster & Marshall—
The
many
.
Co.—Buys Australian Firm—*
continue
This
ended
Inc
Co., Inc.
See also V.
manufacturer;
Grant
Inc.—Earnings Up1
corporation for the nine months
$2.25 a share, it was announced
Rosenstiel,
over
Co.
A.
Pressprich & Co._
Co.,
L.
250,000
1,000,000
——.——
&
500;000
W.
250,000
Merle-Smith____
Clement
•
the issuance of 7.000 shares of Simmons
registration
Industries
this
of
Inc.
R.
,f
,
150,000
•;
* F
Co.,
Raffenspergerr Hughes &
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.__
&
Pollock &
E.
Win.
-
*
101- countries.
quickly
outdoor
it
the
of
both
of
secondary roads.
the principle
of
in
company
Lawler
stocks
6"^ *10
1
Co.
i5o;ooo
'
F.
Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc.
R000,000
Dallas Union Securities
Dick
:
.
Co. k 150;000
Colket &
Penington,
250,000
Burr, Inc._
l,0u*,t)J0
Co.__ii_'-_'i^i_
500,000
&
A
Schenley
Co.__
Copeland &
Kendall, Inc.
600,000
Byrd Brothers
Union
Earnings
Stearns &
Corp.
'*
\
Siivray in
unique
adapter
on
created
Simmons
the
being distributed in the United
requirements of the Securities
are
.
William Blair & Co.--.i._
Market—
is marking its entry into the world market after 32 ye-ars
concentrating on the United States and Canadian markets.—V. 187,
This
1933.
of
Bear,
150,000
Co._:
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
company
of
(Canada)—On Canadian
is
2845.
p.
Patterson,
-
Inc.
•
Exchange Commission on Julv 1 announced
its Canadian Restricted List.
Restricted
sales
plexiglass
used
are
beddirig
and
handle
fixtures
shatter-resistant
that
addition of this
company to
Canadian
187,
Co.
Baxter &
Evans
the world market,
represent
be
Simmons
The
to
will
and
will
parks,
Kestricted List—
The
Discriminators.—V;
President.
military
and
electrical
850
50,000
Gilbert,
M.
appointed
fixtures
9,860
25.000
.
<
Saskalon Iranium & Oil Ltd.
FM
company is entering
James
overseas
2.040
■
i
'
1,700
<
290,000
—
the
transmitted radio signal.
The device
telemetry information to be sent with
a
enables
Phase-Lock
and
The. export
1,700
50,000
60,000
Inc
The
by
.«1;700 "•
50,000
Co.—_;
Roney & Co.—;
Bhearson, Hammill 6z Co,_
Emery & Co.,
Haines & Co
suppresses
>
9,860
<50,000. -.'"t
—„..
C.
Bimpson,
added,
Siivray Lighting, Inc.—Enters World
4,250
Co
E. Masten & Co
programs.'
Brooks
Barfet, Fitch, North &•
Equitable Securities
9,860
125,000
Hayden, Stone & Co—
Hemphill, Noves & Co
Bay, Richards & Co
W.
accompanying
satellites,
.
5,610
290,000
:
.
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co.—_
John
in
missile
and now
in instrumenta¬
11,900
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Baker, Simonds & Co._—
Estabrook <fc Co.—
used
Oscillators
Shares
Inc.
Co.
to the major
equipment,
Mr.
inclusion
for
lighter-weight transmitting equipment requiring less power and provid¬
ing greater range. In addition, the stations will utilize such Hallamore
proprietary
technical
products
as
DC
amplifiers, ,FM
Subcarrier
of 'deben¬
Debentures
generally
when
severally
amount
Division
supplied
"Micro-Lock"
noise
UNDERWRITERS—The
egreed to purchase from the company
their
by the Hallamore
packages
The
option plan.
tures
Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology,
150,060 shares are
debentures
the
-
of the
company
1,
on
1
or
after Aug. 1, 1963
1987/
proceeds of
its
the
sale
to
reim¬
treasury for expenditures in connection with maturing bonds,
provide funds, which with other company funds, will be used for
(Continued
on
page
50)
Volume
1£8
Number 5761
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(251)
YY
Dividend annouaeements ar-e grouped in two
separate
tables.
the first we indicate all the dividends
Interprovinclal
follow with
we
jsecopd-table4n which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
T
-7.
#
homo of
Com,wnv
Wood Steel
Alan
(No
action
this
Share
Co.—
taken
,
on
time,)
Y.xY
;
•
,
common
"
payment
..Y--i
3.90#
■
preferred (quar.)
Allentown Portland Cement,
v
.•
Inc.
Aluminum
Ltd- tquar.)—.—
Go. .of Canada Ltd.—
preferred <qqar.)_
4## preferred tquar.)
American Airlines, common
convertible
American
Greetings
Class
Corp.,
class -A
6'/a preferred (quar.)
5Me# preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Refining Co.
(stock
;
Investment
Telephone
of
Bank
&
Beneficial
Corp.
Airplane
Boeing
-8-
•
La
1
8-
(initial)—..Y-Y
4.40#
.\'/Yv !V
7-31
''
7-
8-29
10c
434#
Y.8-
7-31
.
25c
common—
8
Maule
McCormick
(quar.)— ■
8-
1
(quar.)
8-15
Y
•
7-31
T
8-15
"
7-31
8-15
8-15
(quar.)_
7-31
,
preferred
Central
Electric
Cessna
Aircraft
(quar.)
$25c
Co.
Quarterly
Clianning Corp.
7-31
7-17
40c
8-12
7-28
8-
7-15
(quar.)
(Mass.)-—
,
62Vic
-
1
Corp (stock dividend)
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)__
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.r (quur.)____
Cleveland
8-1
Mutual
8-20
8-11
7-30
40c
9-30"
9-12
7 Vic
7-24
7-15
35c
9-15
9-
rity
__
$1.12#
(quar.)
Y
"
'
9-15
Chemical
Inc.
pfd.
8-
National
-.v
7-31
6#
7-18
60c
9-10
8- 1
New
8-15
$1.06
7-15
—
Y
6#. preferred (quar.)
National Co., Ltd.
$1.16
Light & Power Co.
Continental Can Co., common
8-1
9
1
7-15
8-
8
7-25
10-
1
9-2
9-15
8-22
,
(increased)-
(quar.)
45c
preferred, (quar.)
conv. 2nd pfd.
(quar.)__
Continental Steel Corp.-(quar.)
Cornell I^aperbo&rd Products (quar.)
YYY'
_______
4.50#
93%c
______\$1.12V»
10-
1
50c
Dallas Transit Co., common (quar.)
9-15
—41,03^
JU-..1
1.1--JL
10^20
$1.06#
$1.10
,11-.1
10-20
4.60#
11-1
10-20
1
4.75#
preferred
preferred
4.36#
.4,40#
$1.75
50c
_.'Y30c Y.
V wk preferred . (quar;),Y-"Y—^Y___Y_Y__Y"'~ Y$1
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., com. (reduced).-:
10c
$2 pfd.
(quar.)
:—__
.$2
common
_
Dougjas Aircraft (quar.)
2—__Y.Y._;
.Stock (dividend Y~-——YyYYY-YYIY
.»•*
50c
8-1
8-
9- 2
9-
2'
9-12
8-
7-25
7-31
7-18
8-25
8-
4
8-25
8-
4
9-15
8-25
9-15,
8-25
1
35c
9-10
Quarterly
,
•
-
1
5##
9-15
Taylor
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
10-1'
9-
10-
1
9-
3
10-
1
9-
3
10-1
3
5#
9-16
Employers Group Associates
(quar.)
8-22
9-12
'-BOc
(quar.)-
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd.
60c preferred (quar.)_
75c
-25c
-
7-30
I2V2C
15c
9-
1
7-30
8-
7-25
25c
8-
7-25
8-15
CO
in cash
1
7-15
9-
2
8-15
$2.50
9-10
8-21
Stock
1
7-31
10c
8-15
7-31
com.
8-11
1
7-21
8-
15c
—
1
50c
25c
(reduced)
8-1
$50c
9-15
9-30
8-29
4
Fedders-Quigan
Corp.,
5Vi#
preferred
Federal
Compress
series
(quar.)
Warehouse
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings,
Florida
Growth
Freiman
4j/2#
(A.
(quar.)
common
1953
&
•
30c
(quar.)——
class A (quar.)
—Y
8-
Inc.
(quar.)
J.)
7-18
9-15
12-15
8-15
common
(quar.)
Electric
&
.
9-
0-
2
9-
2
$3c
Ltd...
—;
37
-
(quar.)
preferred
30c
28 #c
General
Gillette
Glens
Globe
Co.
(increased)
quarterly
Paton Mfg..
Co.
Penn Investment Co.
Perm
-
7-25
8-15
.
8-15''
7-25
f
1
Public Service Electric & Gas, com.
8-20
7-31
7-25
4.08#
7-25
&
Republic
Cement
Insurance
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
of
Union
Grand
4.40#
Great
Co.
Northern
8-15
7-15
9-5
7-25*
31V4C
8-15
-100# '
7-21
9-15
9-2
8-
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred A (quar.)
Coal Co., Ltd.—
A
Class
B
5.05#
Pullman, Inc.
8-29
8-
4
Randall
9-
2
Rapid
2
$1.10
9-15
9-
8-15
7-31
$12#c
8-15
Organ
Co.
7-31
Co.
Handy & Harman, common
5#
preferred (quar.)
Harbor
Plywood
Hazeltine
Corp.
Heinz
J.)
(H.
Corp.
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.65#
Co.,
9-10
8-25
7#
6#
preferred class. A
(George A.)
(quar.)
&; Co.,
8-14
2
8-14
9-
5
8-22
91)40
9-15
10-
1
35c
11-
1
10-15
8-15
7-26
8-15
7-31
7-18
Foundation
investment income plus
ties
(10c
from
profits)
7-15
2
9-1
f
1
9-12
.
10- 1
9-12
10- 1
$1.29
9-12
10-
9-12
10- 1
9-12
9-16
8-22
.7.Vic
8-15
7-31
$1.25
7-31
7-18
15c
7-31
7-18.
91Vic
7-31
7-18
—
.35c
9-15
8-29
Y-
20c
7-30
7-16
8-15
9- 2
8- 1
8-22
30c
9-1
;.8-20
30c
9-
1
8-20
-
(quar.)—„—_—
(quar.)—-—
»
r
•
20c
...iu.$3c
..Y,
-
v
....
.
.
v
I
7Va#
9-9
8- 7
35c
8-29
8-15
50c
22#e
25c
—.—
9- 5
1-1-59
8-15
12- 5
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-22
7-22
7-22
8-25
8- G
7-31
7-17
•
8-1
Corp.
(quar.)—.
(quar.).-
(quar.)—
40c
$1.311i
——Y
$1.37#
Canada
Power
(quar.)
Breweries,
——-
Ltd.
Light Co.
&
20c
$30c
34c
,
9-15
9-
2
Acme
10c
$1.25
.9-15
12Vic
■" ""
Per
9-30
9-30
9-30
8-29
9-30
8-29
75C
9-13
8-20
8-
1
Alco
Allied
2#
8-15
7-25
30c
8-
5
7-29
55c
9-12
8-15
(quar.)
Co.
and
10
8-18
class
25c
A
Stores,
com.
Class
8-
1
15c
8-
1
of
Bank
New
York
7-21
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-25
Control
redemption
Co.,
preferred
Stores
5#
on
8
Joseph Dight
Regis
Power
&
common
12#c
25c
14c
75c
18%c
30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
common (quar.)
common
America,
of
Co.
933,io
12#c
—
(quar.)—
6#
6#
50c
Art
American
American
;
American
Book
Co.
Business
Corp.
Dillon
Co.
(quar.)
Voting
trust
certificates-—
(quar.)
—
—
9-19
7-17
7-15
®-28
8-14
10- 1
9-16
J5c
Can
Co.
8-1
J *
7-19
8-1
t 10
4c
5°°
8-20
8-10
(quar.)
1"zo
American Cement Corp.—
9-
1
8-
1
1
9-
5
Aberdeen
8-20
8-
5
American
35c
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd...common
/-31
7-25
6-24
9-22
8-20
Inc.—
9-
8-15
7-25
Stock
30c
9-30
8-29
American
Distilling Co.
30c
9-30
8-29
American
Furniture
5
8-1
8-13
7-25
lpc
87 .ac
(quar.)
Shares
9-19
35c
$1.10
8-15
7-21
10- 1
9-10
10- 1
25c
from investment income)
(Quar.
9-2
8-15
Metals—
10-
3 7 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10c
(quar.)—.—
common
Co.,
8- 8
-
at
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
American Equitable Assurance (N. Y.)
preferred series A
Paper
1st
7-31
7-14
7-14
50c
"10c
-
$1.50
$4.40
8- 1
8- 1
73c
;
-
(entire
Aug.
Aggregates, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American
7-21
30c
(quar.)
B
State
•
8-15
5
9- 2
14c
American
8-15
9-15
90c
(quar.)—
9- 5
75c
(quar.)
for
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5# pfd.
.Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
8-15
9-
6-23
$15
,
per
Aluminum
7-31
90c
90c
15c
$3.60
Corp.,
10c
(quar.)
7-31'
"--1
28c
(quar.)
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv.
7-25
5,
Royal
.Allied
7-31
dividend
7-22
7-18
8-29
7-15*
7-18
7-11
7-30
9-15
8-1
27#c
(quar.)
share plus this dividend)-,
Allen (R C.) Business Machines, Inc.—
Quarterly
7-25
Corp.
7-31
income)
called
issue
5
Stores
7- 7
7-29
7c
10c
common
prior preferred (quar.)
Products,
Inc.,
7#
preferred
$115
7-21
9-
8-15
Insurance
Supply
Holdare
6c
Products,
5##
7-22
9-19
8-15
When
4#
"
/
—
1
/
9-15
W®1
Corp.
Power
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (increased)
Aeronca Mfg. Corp., 55c preferred (quar.)—
8-29
8-15
(increased)
Inc.
Y.
N.
Corp.
8-29
8-
8-15
8-15
Payable of Ree.
held
each share
Precision
vestment
8-29
$15c
,7-31
.7-31
Affilated Fund,
8-29
9-30
9-30
Eastern
of
Share
.
Manufacturing (resumed)
Inc. (quarterly from net in-
8-29
8-15
Chemicals,
share
Aero
7-16
45c
"
v
Adains-Millis
1
7-21
9-30
8-1
8-15
,".
31 Vic
—
^
$1.10 convertible preferred
8-22
8-
9- 1
8-1
•
JOc
(quar.)
8-15
7-31
9- 2
8-15
8-29
9- 9
9-30
9—1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
•
20c
8c
30c
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A
8-20
9-
10c
Reliance
Sicks
20c
10- 1
»
—25c
(increased.)
Wrigley Stores (Stock dividend)
Fund (stock dividend)—
One
8-20
25c
Stock
Scotten
lCc fiom securi^
15C
50c
Inc.
(quar.)
Savage Arms
Fund
58 Vic
7-30
9-15
12 #c
(quar.)—
Corp.
St.
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
—
(quar.)
St.
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
6)4# preferred (initial)
8:,/4C
7-26
$31)4c
(quar.)
62#c
$1.50
common
Abacus
8-29
$15c
Tile
Iieichhold
Rose's
preferred A (quar.)
7-10
$ 1.26 V*
Rogers
2
9-
Hercules Gabon Products, Inc.—
Hormel
7-21
9-15
$1.07#
8-29
9-
35c
(quar.)
A C F
$1.02
1-■
9-12
11c
10c
preferred
-$1.28
$1.31 V*
Name of Company
7-21
$1.04
(quar.)
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common
Common class B
(quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
y"
7-31
15C
2 Vac
Rayonier,
Rcdondo
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ypreceding table. '
w
■
7-10
35c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
American
Reliable
Hammond
9-12
..$1.25
$1.27#
'jjive the dividends announce# in ppevlom
jreelks and not yet paid^ The list doea not include dividends announced this week, these being given in the
7#
9-15
$12'/2c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd., class A (quar.)
15c
West
Class
1.
f
7-25
■.?
25c
preference common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.18#
20c
common
9-12
Bclow we
7-21
America
(quar.)
Paper .Co.,
•
7-25
8-15
8-1
20c
1
7-25',;
8-15.
42VaC
$1.40 div.
1
9-10
-
(quar.)
(quar.)—•
preferred (quar.)—
for
8-j22
7-31
:
'
7-25></
Vic
31
50C
(quar.)
common
9-10
38c
10- 1
9-12
Youngstown Sheet &; Tube (quar.)—.
7-25
8-15
(Phila.)—
(quar.)
4.68# conv. preferred (quar.)
Pennroad Corp. (from net invest, income)—Fruit,
60c
50c
(quar.)
Portland
Falls
Semi-annual
Great
(quarj
Ltd., 7# pfd.
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)-.
Pioneer Air Lines (liquidating)
$7#c
-
(quar.)
9-12
10-/1 ! Y 9-12 *
10-1
(quar.)
convertible
5#
$35C
—.—
—
8-1
50c
Ltd.
Bakeries.
10-1
$1.22#
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)__
Wurlltzer Co.^ (quar.)
$1
Initial
4.30#
Service
Gas
7-31
8-22 '•>
.:-9-l^
9-12
.
i-—.
dividend
Stock
8-18
1
$1.12#
t
Upper Peninsular Power, common
5## preferred (quar.)
'
31#c
(quar.)
8-18
8-
8-13
250.', 9-15 '-
,-
$1.02Va-^
,
Woodall Industries, common
8-15
;,8-15
2-7Vic-- '-8-15 '—
.(quar,)r
redeemable preferred
9-1
$$1.12#
(quar.)
10- 1
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin
5
'
8-15
#c
343BC
—
8-29
8-
1
10-1-
Lines
Western
9-12
84c
Co.—-
8-29
$12'/2C
com.
Warner & Swasey Co. (quar.)
Washington Mutual Investment Fund—•
Westchester Fire Insurance (quar.)—
11-18
t*.
$1.14
Investment,
6834c
4c
Ltd.,
preferred
8- 1
$1.16$1.16#
common
Western Air Lines
pfd. (quar.)
4.56#
30c
Fund
8-
8-15
$12VaC
Ltd.)—
(quar.)—
(final)___„..
Vitamin
7-21
1
$15c
$ 15c
25c
-—
(quar.)
8-1
8-15
Pacific Hawaiian Products—
7-18
8-4
Y
S
SVi#
preferred
Canadian
S.
4##
U
8-15
$3c
preferred A (quar.)—....
5#: preferred (quar.)
i——
—Y
;
7-15
8-
U.
8-15
8-29
1
Corp.—
7-16
6c
(quar.)
8-6
8-13
(Canada
(quar.)__
fokheim Corp.
7-21
8-29
10-
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.,
$4 non-cum. conv. pfd.
Bros,
Extra
'Y 9- 9
$1.08
(quar.)
Ordinary
8- 7
.
30c
'(quaf.)
B
7
8-7
1
$1 04
r-j
(quar.)
Class A
8-
9-1
.
Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
7-31
8-
10c
(quar.)
9-
41 Vic
$1
(quar.>
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Gulf Sulphur Co
Industries, common
Class
series
28V'«c
(quar.)—
common
Thompson Pai>er Box Ltd.
7-15
8-15
8-
2#
Y
9-15
(qqar.)
preferred
preferred
7-23
33c
series
3.65#. redeemable preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (quar.)
Corp.—
—
H'/ir
•
8-15
4c
Farmer
$5
8-29
7-31
<
7-21
--9-15
$1.15
preferred
preferred
Texas
8" 1
9c
(stock dividend)
7-18
7-29
25c
Thompson (John R.) Co. .(quar.)-'-:.
if.
7-31
;
12c
vjl.OSVi
preferred
Ther-O-Dlsc
8-15
:7-25
Income
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Texas
j
10c
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Thalhlmer Bros.,
stock.)
7-10
i$1.32
$91 #c
(quar.)
preferred
5.16#
8-
time.)
or
1955
preferred
preferred*
»
7#c
preferred/-(quar.).
preferred (quar.)—•
5#
'•
8-22'
-
convertible
5.10#:
5.12#
8-29
50c
7-25
50c
Carson
4.90#
5#
1.
'
—J_'
&
4.64#
Inc.J—
4..'X># :
'
.
.
Eaton Manufacturing CoY (quar.)u_:
Ecudorian Corp.
(quar.)
Pearson
7-16
8-15
20c
(quar.)
4.65#'
8-29
75c
J7-31
10-20
35c
"
(quar.)
preferred
4##., preferred
4.60#^ preferred
;
9-15
9-16
8
10-20
(quar.)
Biscuits
4.50#
•
9-15
1
90c
8
.11-1
25c
^Tcnqessee Gas Transmission,
Y4.10#
preferred (quar.)—
,
10-
10-20
27#c
-
;
9-15
10-1
.11-a
Fund
Service
Electric Co.,
4.32#
preferred A
4.16#
preferred B
8-18
8
97#c
•
this
27#c
—
Investment
Tampa
8-25
9-
$1.08^4
—-
at
4.50#
-
•
-
2nd
Sunshine
7-10
95c
(quar.)
'
Gas
4.80#
7-30
" , .3#
8-29
7-30'
Dravo-Corn., common- (quar.) -i-i—Y-l'-YY-Y""50c
9-1""
8-15
$2 preferred :(quar.)
50c Y" 10- 1
9-19
Duro-Test Corp.—
'
,Y
Y
Y
'5# conv. pfd.. 1956 series (quar.)-Y_Y--.- ;
3114c
9-15
,,8-29
—
Gas
i0-20
.ll-.d
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil Co.—
Common
(quar.)
\
4V'a# ^preferred A (quar.)_.
$1.25
6#
preferred (quar.),.
5## preferred (quar.)
8-15
-8-20
A
Pacific
'•
8-15
9-1
from
9-12
8-
96V4c
iuc
Farnham
Webster
&
Suburban
8-20
9-30"
&
5.25#
Shipbuilding,
Gas
&
Facific -Atlantic
8-22
9-1
Roe
-
$1.183i
Steinberg's Ltd., 5## pfd. A (quar.)
3.65# preferred (quar.)—
.Y
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc.
4#c
Mfg.
Brake
Ohio Edison Co.,
1
8-22
par
Stein
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
A payment of 6 shillings equal to approx.
84c per American sh. subject to South
African exchange control.
U
7-21
8-
$25
8-20
■;
7-21
1
8-15
par
(initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-11
•
,8-25
834c
'•
7 #" preferred (quar.)„
__——
Deerfield Glassine Co.
(quar.)—
$25
$l.lg
9- 2
(quar.)
Research
convertible
$1.20
8-29
9-.10
10-20
(quar.)
20c
-
(quar.)
Mining
Oil
Class
8-29
25c
8-15,
,10^20
1
(quar.)
(qupir.)
Stange (William J.) Co.—1
Stein (A.) & Co. (qyar.);
$1.15
&
North Star Oil, Ltd.,
9-15
9-30"
11-
(qu^r.)
7-31
$2.50
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)__—
Norinetal
Nortex
-
$3.75
9-1
U« 1
preferred
8-
2
>
1
preferred
8-15
(quar.)
i
York
'Noranda
7-15
8-
$l5c
27#c
(quar.)
Air
York
New
$1.50
——_
Conduits
37c
97VaC
9-10
Co._i
Process
New
preferred (quar.)
4.65# preferred (quar.)
&
10-
'
Electric—
& Southern Ohio
Steel
preferred
10-10
92Vac
;
9-
59^80
common
omitted
Preferred
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-17
V: 37#c
(s-a)
&
National
.,
.
-preferred
JOc
series
Stock
1
7-31
;
.„.
4.25#
$1.25
;
Fund,
National
6-30
8-15
4.15#
time.
(quar.)..
profits. Payable
National
9-3
>.:■
$25c
4(4#
Corp.,-
this
(quar.)
National Securities
(Dallas)—•
—_
Thriftimart'Inc.-—
3
7-31
7-21
1
,
Columbian Carbon Co.
Dictaphone
Y
(Quarterly of 8 cents from net investment
income plus 2 cents from realized secu¬
8-11
Co.
preferred
3.90#
Service—
Investment
8-15
7-15
10c
Insurance
90c
(quar.)
payment
Life
$1
& Co.
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.—
(Dividend
7-2£
3#
(quar.)
Dividend payment omitted at this time
Coghlin (B. J.) Ltd. (quar.)
—:_Y
Connecticut
-at
(quar.)
5#
Investors
50c
income)
7-31
'j;-
Murdock
Quarries—
Columbus
7-23
8-20
1
5
8- 5
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
25c
Inc.
preferred
preferred
Morgan (J. P.)
•
(quar.)
cominoia
8-
8-
8-31
,
,8-5
,
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
5#
1
15c
___—__
Y
Y :
$1
YYY,
(quar.)__
preferred
8-11
25c
:
participating prcf.
(quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., common
7-31
Charis
$4.50
9-10
8- 5 ?
8-31
8-31
$1.25
."
20c
$3
8-15
pfd.
—:
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron,
7-31
-50c
$1
r
preferred
(quar.)
3.85#
preferred (quar.)
3.90#;; preferred -(quar.).Y—
Y4.35# -preferred, (quarr)i—-
Moody's
'7-31
8-15
—
Real Estate Trust
Chain Store
1
8-15
(quar.)
5#
9-
$$1.06
t$1.25
"
—
(quar.)_
Century Food Markets,
8-15
8c
Extra
7-31
25c
(quar.)
_
Co.
Gas
&
8-29
&
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
\Stone
Missouri Portland Cement
7-31"
8-15
$25c
.
Canadian
5#'
8
$3.70
(quar.).._.
common
preferred
$4.60
7-31
8-13
3434c
Vinegars,' Ltd.. (quar.)
Utilities, Ltd., 4##
pfd.
Canada
8-
Corp.,
(quar.)
8-15
8-31
*
;
8-29
Investors—
Investment
Common,
(quar.)
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line,
Class B
7-31
32#c
Drug
preferred
(From
9-10
Mid-South
7-31
8-15
1st
25#c
——_
,8-22
.
"
9-15
1
10-
4.45# 1 preferred
(quar.)
$1.11#
Gas (quar.)i.Y__Y_^___._^
17c
Mississippi Power Co;, 4.40# pfd, (quar.)- $1.Id
-
8-15 Y; Ml ";
31%c
Y-iYY-Y r
(quar.)—
Ltd.
1
9-
25c
-
Canada Cement Co.,
10-
59:#c
y
8-15
33 #C
.
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
1
3.80#
-7-31
.9-26
.
9- 2
33c
(quar.)
5.50#
Southwestern
8-29
...
..
(quar.)
7-23
8-15
Y .10-20
—
5.20#' preferred
8-15
9-15
(from
Mengel Co. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
2
60c
'
4.08#
'
9-
30c
(quar.)
Industries,
4:14#
-
5.08#* preferred
30VaC
(quar.).
preferred
7-16
40c
——
(.quar.)
5.36# ' preferred
(quar.)
24c
Manning Maxwell & Moore,
;
7-31
15c
(quar.)—27#C'
(quar.)
Y.—;
33 Vic
5.30# - preferred
5.28#'preferred
preferred
15c
Systems
Co.,
8-20
9-10
8-27
25c
.
common
4.88#
Extra
2
•^■y-Y '/
45c
(quar.)—
Water Service,
Corp.
Magnavox
<quar.)
preferred
8-15
50c
Carrier
Macco
7-14
7-23
California
9-
(qv»r.)__.
Lynch
9-
Brothers
29%c
interest
Loulstille Ji Nashville RR.
1
8-11
$23c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)_
(quar;>_
(quar.)——
(quar.)„_—
(quar.)„
9-5
8- 1
Butler
Crosse Telephone
8-21
9-15
Fall$
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)...
8-
50c
$1.50
Corp.
26V2C
4.78#
$1.40
.
K-l
9-10
8-29
4.40#
9-15
35c
Hills
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)...
•
(Brooklyn) (quar.)
9-12
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
Steel Casting,
Burroughs
(quar.)
preferred
9-
JOcr
Y
,
Lincoln Printing .Co.—
Dividend payment omitted
1
12c
Buck
preferred
4.24#
32c
Southerh
-
8-15
9ril
.
30c
■
8-8
9-15
30c
v_50c
(quar.)
8-15
Co.
of beneficial
Macrnillan Co.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)_
preferred
Wire
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
9-12
Boston Fund (quarterly from investment inc.*
6#
«fe
^
Laboratories
Works, (quar.)
California Edison Co.—
8-15
.
8-15
•'
&'French
Lath
8-15
,;Y.
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
Libby-Ow-ens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Ltd.—
Buckeye
Bend
ofJtoa.
; _8-15
75c
9-
income)
10- 6
50c
5c
Savings Assn.
Kline
South
Holdare
Payable
7#c
■-J
9-
44c
series
Klein Department Stores
8-15
2
9-12
50c
.
Smith
:
' V-, Yi'Y '"'Yy-
Trust
8-15
9-29
5#
1958 scries
America
National
-
50c
income)
Co.,
preferred
_
8-15
-3-15
2
8-25
25c Y
(q\iar.)____
Steel
Certificates
"
(quar.)
Fund
County Tryst Co.
Knickerbocker Fimd—
8-25
9- 2
dividend)
8-5
8-29
9-
When
v
-
9-
-
•
(quar.)
Kings
9-19
9-
Y
Atomic Development Mutual Fund—
5##
8
8-15
8-15
37 #c-
___Y
__
Atlantic Coast. Line Co. of Conn.
(From
8-
1
9-19
15c
-
*
(quar.)
Avalon
Keystone
9- 1
3.4%c
+
—
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
Corp.
9-
8
30c
(quar.)
common
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
Atlas
-
Income
'Per
Share
9-1
20c-J
Y*
-
97#c
...
common
investment
8-
1
30c
Water Works Co.,
American
(quar.)
9-
8-31
87 #c.
(quar.)
B
-
25c Y
(quar.)_
net
YYY '
$56c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)
Keystonc
,'
y:
-
•
35-y8c
Utilities,
7-29
9
>'.•>
....
Name of.Company
$1.05
4.80# 1st preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
7-29
$2Sc
,
Southwestern
8-6
,
.
Y 7-16
7-23
-
;9334c
■•.-
Keycs Fibre Cc.,
9-5
—
-
-
(quar.)_.
(qv.ar.)
7-28
8-9
.......
70c
(quar.).$1.75
Ltd
$17VSsc
(quar.).^..^..-
v
*
Silvray .Lighting," inc. .(quar.)—
Sinclair' Oil "Corp.
(quar.)—I
Smith (S. Morgan) Co. (quar.)__
9-12
8-
-
4#.
Atlantic
10-1
tl7Vic
_____
*When., Holder a
Payable of Kec.
1
$5
50c
(quar.)_„
,
preferred.(quar.)
$1.76
.
8-15
'
Aluminium,
3##
of Pec.
30c,
<
Southern
434#
Y
'■
•
25c
Mills,
Extra
(quar.),
V-:,': Par
4- ' Share
Jamestown Telephone Corp., com. (increased)
5# 1st preferred (quax\)
$1.25
class A
Y<\.,
preferred
Iowa
Holder*
Payable
•/>.;
preferred
4.20#
at
5#
Allied
When
,
-
Building Credits,
Iowa Public Service, common
3.75# • preferred (quar.)
'
.
Per
.
Y",
-
Semi-annual
__Y
International. Harvester, T#. pfd,
;
an-:
nounced during the current week. Then
•'
•
.
..-Nameof Company v. Y
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania
11
37/£c
Box
8- 1
37
95c
Board
25c
(quar.)
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)
..
11- 1
8-1
$0,008
—-
(s-a)
Fund
7-25
8-11
**
40c
5c
7-25
a'li>
71J
10-15
7-^1
6-30
<-20
7-15
12
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Home
Products
Stock
dividend
Stock
dividend
-Stock
:
American-Marietta
preferred
4 Vi%
Co.,
7-25
9- 2
C-
1
X
7-18
American
from
income)——
6%
preferred
Gas,
8-21
6c
(quar.)
8-
1
1
7-15
American
Photocopy Equipment
Increased quarterly
American President Lines,
5%
non-cum.
non-cum.
preferred
American
Corp.
Radiator
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25 !
Standard
9-15
9-19
9-
31 'Ac
CO
12-10
1
Title
&
Insurance
American Transit Corp.
(6% convertible preferred
30c
8-
7 Vic
(Fla.)
A
(s-a)_.
75c
.
Viscose
Corp. (reduced)
Electronics (quar.)
Post. Products (quar.)——
25c
1
—
Clayton & Co. (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.-—
7-24
(quar.)—————
preferred
(quar,)
Angto-Hp.roniau,. Ltd. (s-a)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
u
preference
Argus
7-30
(quar.)
com.
_
9-
10-
1
Special
Oil
8-
1
1
9-
1
999-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
60c'
9-
1
8-
1
9-1
8- 1"
7 Vic
8-15
8-
:,
(s-a)
1
8-
1
1
8-
1
8-15
9- 2
8-
8-
8
2
8-15
•9-
2
8-
l
/,'
>
I
8-
1
1
8-
1
7-10
$1.08%
8-
1
7-10
9314 c
8-
1
7-
9-15
12-15
11-26
$25c
v
8-
1
10c
88-
1
8-
7-
1
11%C
-
;
8-11
8-
1
7-14
1
i'7-14
7-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-30
7-16
7-30
7-16
$34%c
.
10c
7-31
8-
1
30c
8-
1
$1.13
,
8-
"
-
Co., 4Vi%
(1947
(quarT)"—I
pfd.
series)
(quar.)
7-31
$1.12 Vi
7-31
7-28
(quar.)_.
_2--__
7-16
.
Ealwin-Lima-Hamiltou Corp.
(quar.7——I
preferred
0% preferred (quar.)_
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
:
Common (quarJ
.
(quar.)—__
Baldwin Piano, 0%
15c
7-31
$1.50
10-15
25c
.
4% non-cum pfd.
Bangor
conv.
II
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric,
Products
4Vi%
Corp.,
$1
Beech
A
9-19
7-
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-15
9-
2
8-
8-
1
7-15
Aircraft
.$50c
27 Vic
$1.50
75c
$25c
$25c
_
$35c
4%
prefered
*"
.
.
20c
21
12-10
IV'
8-
7-10
9-15:
9-
8-1-
7-18
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
-1;
8- 1
1
8-29
7-31
.
1
8-
Dome
2
Mines,.
Dominion
Steel
Stores,
11-26
„
10-
5
Dominion
7
"■
$2
8-
Donald
9-15
80c
8-
1
9- 2
Co.
Bros.
(quar.)
Tobacco,
preferred
Bell, Inc.
Concord
1
5 Va %
9-1
8-11
7-31
7-16
1-14
7-18
7-25
8-15
8-
7-25.
1
7-25
7-
3
$2
7-
3
7-25
8-
75c
5
8-15
8-
1
1-1-59
inc. pfd.
20c
(quar.)
20c
9-30
2
$62 Vic
9-
9-20
2
8-21
11-29
income)—
8c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
,
11-30
8-
1
7-15
8-15
8-20
7-24
7-31
Light
2
2
88-
8
7-
7-10
$1
;
11-lG
1
8-
8-
Easy
7-18
7-23
•*
■*
10-
•
9-12
8-1
1.
9-19
7-30
6-30
7-31
7-17
8-29
8-15
25c
9-30
9-17
1-30-59
1-16
9-
2
520c
3-
1
8-
8-15
8-22
+15c
1
7-31
'7-15
7-15
Ltd.—
9-31
9-
+25c
7-30
7-11
$3iy4c
9-13
8-15
8-1
7-2
(quar.).
9
$12ViC
Ltd.,
"
Ltd.
$20c
'8-
1
7-15
$25c
common,,,
RR.
(c-a i,___„,i
•
7-31
6-30
10-31
9-30
$3
10-
1
9-30
'
income)_,___
5c
7-30
7-18
83/4C
7-31
7-IB
$10c
7-31
7-
87 Vic
7-25
7-10
com.,.,
$1.12%
3
7-11
8-20
10c
X 8-
1
7-21
(quar.),,
$14c
8-15
7-31
$30c
8-15
7-31
•:/
•'
.
States
1
9-10
—
.'
•;/
Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
$$1.75
9-15
8-30
(quar.)
10c
8-
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
Racing Assn.,
preferred (quar.)
7-10
8-
35c
class A
7-25
256
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
17 Vic
8-
1
7-16
7 Vic
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
8-1
7- 3
(quar.)
common
,25c
7-16
Corp,, (Md.)'
A
(accumulative)
B
(accumulative)
Washing Machine Co.,
$1.75
Ltd.
:
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
1
$5c
Co., common (quar, )—
preferred (quar.)_,i__,_,
41'4 %
4
,V 7- 3
7-25
$5c
7-25
7-11
7-11
50c
8-
1
7-15
$1.12 Vi
8-
1
7-15
-
7-
1
Enamel
8-
1
40c
8-15
7-15
$1.25
8-29
8-15
$1.18'"4
'A.\(/c
preferred
(quar.)
:
Emphe Millwcrk (stock dividend)—
Employers Group Associates (quar.)^_^_
"
8-15
8-
)
50c
88-
8-
1.
6c
IOC
—"
13c
>
r
v
7-10
7-30
9-
2
7-10
-
.8-
8-29
8-15
lVi%
7-31
7-18
60c
7-31
7-17
7-31
.6-30
9-
a
12-
5%
'
&
Steel
1
7-31
•.
preferred
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-
Fall River
3
51c
1
7-
8-
1
8-
1
7-
3
7-
(s-a)
t25c
.
8-
108-
1
1
1
-
9-20
Gas
Corp. .(quar.)
7-2i
8-
1
-8-
1
7-21
9-10
8-29
87 Vic
(quar.l,
$1.25
..
-
convertible pfd. (quar.),.
Co.
Grain,
(quar.)
9-
12-
1
8-
-
1
$1.25
1
$1.50
37 Vic
7-21
8-
8
(quar.)—
$3
:
1
9-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-17
'
$35c
8-
1
$35c
8-
1
7-17
20c
9-
8
8-27
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60%
Class
10-
20c
$35c
;
-Federal Insurance Co.
7-15
7-1S
8- 1
-7-11
,
preferred
iFederated
"
,
(quar.),
"
$1.40
7-28
11-- 7
8-15
25c
——
Co.
(quar.),,
Ltd., class A—
~
pfd.
(quar.)
Department
Federated Mortgage
Stores (quar.),,
Corp. of Delaware—
7-17
2814c
9-15
6-27
45c
7-31
7-11
.
8-29
.
_
.
35c
8-
8-
1
1
7-18
9-15
8-26
«-
8-18
8-12
A
(monthly)
lc
Class
B
8-18
A
(monthly)
(monthly)
lc
Class
Cuban
Petroleum
(Stock div.)
(One sh. Bolivian American Oil for each 25
shs. Consolidated Cuban Petroleum held)
8
8- 1
15c
:
Class B
3
10c
,
Federal
7- 3
"51V2C
.
Ltd.
8-
55c
:
8-
6-30
7-11
1
62 Vic
—
Fate-Root-Heath
3
52Vic
;
9-
10c
(quar.)
Falstaff Brewing Corp. (quar,)^
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.
3
50c
-
common
(quar.),
(quar.)
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
-
7-31
■8-29
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Fairbanks Co., 6%
7-16
't,47,/2c
:
$5c
2nd
$5
Co.—
Canada
1st
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
"Erie & Pittsourgh RR., guaranteed
EIrie Railroad, $5 preferred (quar.)
.
v
Forge
6%
5'<f
,
$10c
>15c
(annual)
1
12-15
-
——
Corp, .common
$2. convertible
•-Erie
1
/ 8-
9-15
*50c
8-15
8-15
_
$1.37a
-
6-23
-
3-16
„60c
^
6-23
7-25
Heating Products, Ltd.—
A
(quar.)
preferred V (s-a;
4%
Equity
1
7-11
6-23
1
$1.16
&
Class
7-15
:
1
$1.3114
:__1_2_
.
1
7-25
.
Consolidated
Dearborn
•' 8-15
39c
$37 Vic
-Emhart Manufacturing Co. (quar.),, ■—____
Empire District Electric, 5%
pfd. (quar.)_
"
7-31
28c
A
(quar.)
-
Consolidated
8-15
9-19
T
8-
25c
7-18
8-15
■■
7-10
37Vl«c "
.
Ekco: Products
-
7-8
t-
1
"8-30
25c"
-
7-16
1
9
7- 9
50c '
7-17
I
/ 7-23
2',4C
International; Inc."(bi-monthly)^i__
$7- preferred
$6 preferred
9-11
2VAc
.
-
of
■
8-
7-
Co., Ltd
Cloth,
Eastern
7-31
1
J
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_•
.7- 7
tl7V'3c
Corp., Ltd.
Inc.—
%' preferred
70q
7
3-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
40e preferred
Rockaway
Eastern Industries,
8
9-30
_2 V2 %
$1.06 V*
-
Consolidated Bakeries
„*
—_______—
East Kootenay Power
7-23
...J
(quar.)
1
net
-(quar.),,:
Wire
&
Bradstrect
Eastern
$2
j
$2.04 preferred
$2.09 preferred
7- 7
8-
(E. I.)
&
4.80
12-20
:
7-21
31Vic.
(quar.)
Power
8-15
7-16
1
7-23
$2
$4
1$1.23
& Chemical
Dunhill
8-15
$50c
&
3
8-
'
Coal
Dupuis Frercs, Ltd.,
'9-5
1
9-
_
_l__i
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),
9-
7-30
37 %c
(monthly
Ltd.
7-18
8-15
-
—„
:
6c
7-21
7-31
10-
Dun
.
.
$1
■
common
$2.20 preferred
$2.06 preferred
.
'
~~~
Assn.
v
■'•*'••"
.
6c Co.
:
$3.50 preferred (quar.)J:,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)___—;
Ducciniruun Met&ls cc Supply (quar.
7-21
$1.12Va
.
6
12- B
$50c
Fund,
Pont
du
12-19
''7-31
flic-
(quar,)
Ltd.—:
12-15
45c
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., Inc. (quar.)
7-14
8-15
.
7-10
7-10
7-
25c
>}Du Pont Co. of Canada (1956; Ltd.,
7-14
75c
.
dividend—
'.Connecticut
7-21
8-
'
.
7-25
7-21
7-31
.
(quar.)—:
(FToim net.1 investment
"
10c
(monthly)
(quar.),
$1:90
30c
.'
(quar.),,,_
;
C.)
Stock
4-15
1
6c
common
(G.
8-15
5c
(quar.)
Life
Quarterly
Conn
8-
Fund—
Bonos tock Corp.
;
"
Corp. Ltd., 5%
investment
.Confederation
10-15
4-30-59
preferred
Tar
&
Dreyfus
8-15
9- 8
-
,
ooc
.
9-15
$25c
8-11
7' 9- 1
9-
-
.
9
10-31
$1
_
common
(quar.)_
Fisheries,
2-
50c
(quar.).:
Mutual
net
11-10
9-15
1"7-10
(quar.),,
——
87.y2C
Fund. inc. ^
.•
Concord- Natural Gas. Corp.,
8-11
1
50c
~
Ribbon
12-
3-2-59
7
7-25
(quar.)
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.),,,,,——
Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)
Ropes
«
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp
6-30
(quar.)
participating preference B (quar.)_i_l
■jDovet
:
$1
.____1__1
4.64% t preferred
(guar.)
Commonwealth Stock' Fiind
10-
62V2C
common
Common (quar.)
9-15
,
Combustion Engineering, Inc." (quar.),
9-10
1
50c
Quarterly
7-15
1
10-1;
40c
..
8-15
7-28
10-
50c
(quar.)
2nd convertible preferred (quar.
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co.,
3
11-
8-15
;
$1
7..7
3-31
4
25c
5% preferred (quar.)
Dominion
40c
$1.12Vi
Columbia Pictures Corp.—
Common (stock dividend)—""
preferred
2
Anglo Investment Corp.—
Dominion
X
(liquidating)
(Los Angeles) (s-a)
-
&
9- 5
(quar,),
Central Power, common
5.25%<
1
9-
8-15
25c
1128
$5
•Columbia Terminals Co.
(quar.)
•
8-
$1
—
12-18
$1.25
;
7-10
35c
MOr.thly
/ 7-10
"
", 9-25
$1.50
common
7-10
256
10-
X
%
common
Ltd.
10-23
$1.06 "4
;
—1—
..Commonwealth Edison Co.,
Yard
Corp.,
Domingncz Oil" Fields
7-11
20c
—
1
87 Vac
(s-a)
7-10
„
35c
(s-a)
7-10
8-
: 8-1
V
15C
-
7-15
v-.
7-31
—
1
30c
;
common
7-14
12-20
8-
.
$1.06
(quar.t,:
Donnacona Paper Co.
4Va%
50c
Quarterly
4%
1
1-30-59
20c
Special
Booth
9-10
20c
(quar.l,.
Ridge
1
20c
~~~~
1
i
Company (quar.)
Foods, Inc. (quar.)
(From
12-20
.
$1.1814
$4.25 preferred (quar.)— s.—"
t
7-18
9-10
7-10
15c
Bestr<fc
Blue
10-
7-18
1
7-10
$i7yzc
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Belmont Iron Works
Blue
10-
1
1
7-21
15c
4%
Blue
8-
•
■
4%
Oil
8-
10-
7-21
15c
i.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
G%
8-12
Dominion
v>:-'7
7-28
12-31
,
SI
J$7;
Snares,'
Dominion
•
5
20c
~7%~"pfd."Tquar."j
preferred
Bishop
,
1
—
Common
Bloch
>
30c
Belknap Hardware & Mfg:,
Common
.
,37 Vic
~
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Extra
Best
8-22
$1.25
Colorado
8-23
7-21
-
(quar.)
preferred
Belchng-Corticelli, Ltd.,
4%
8
^7 Vic
preferred (quar.)l
1
Oil & Gas, i$1.25 pfd.
(quar.)—1-_
•Colorado & Southern
Ry.—
'
" /
4% 1st preferred (quar.)
1__H_111—1
Columbia Gas System (quar.)
^
15C
$1.13
Inc. (quarterly from
inVesapenl income)
Dobbs Houses, inc.
(quar.)_—
'Dodge & Cox Fund—
Bcncffcial
shares,:—
:—:
Dodge Mig. Corp., common (.quar.
:
$1.56 preferred: (quar.),',—
8
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Colorado
/
••■
Dividend
8-
—
'Colonial. Fund,.,
8-23
47 Vic
(quar.)
_
$1.40
•
9-19
•
27 Vic
(quar.)—"
common
common
pfd.
series A
(initial i
Bathurst Power &
Paper Ltd., class A_
Baystate Corp.. (quar.)
Beaux-Arts Apts, Inc., $6
1st pfd. (quar.)
$3 prior preferred
(quar.)
Beaver Lumber
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
Class
7-18
7-30
3V2%
9-30
6-30
7-15
12 -28
12-31
1
7-25
.
Discount
7-18
$35
7-11
-
$1.50 1-15-59
.
B
8-
35c
(quar.)
;
Industries
37 Vic
I——
(quar.),
Colg.dte-Palmblive Co.,
Stock
7-15
•
Rubber
12-
8-15
5c
$1/50 preferred (quar.)d__„
Corp. of New York
;
9cl2
•
E aid win
Basic
9-12
1
Bottling Co.
75c
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. oi St. Louis
(quar.)
7 ,51c
■Cocprane-Duhlop Hardware Ltd.—
class
A
(iquar.)—:
1_______1,2^1 '21- i20c
7-21
25c
.
Co.—
Illuminating Co.,
regular guaranteed
Worsted Mills
6
12-26
Light Co. .(quar.)_„___
Gardner
"37Jic
l__
'(quar.)
7%
7-21
$1.12 Vi
Union
7-
60c
Coca-Cola
9-
87Vac
v
pfd.
preferred
Chemical
Diamond
Go.—-
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
3
9-17
9-26
Corp.—
$3.50
to
8-15
'
Cleveland
7-15
Tramway
8-15
:
special gtd.
9-29
class B
RR.:
&
30c
,
4%
$4
Company
Power
60c
-V-X-
1
Electric
8-lft
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.),,
Michigan
Detrex
8- 9
„25c
„
(quar.)
common
2
7-
.
.
,7-31::
37 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
9- 2
50c
pfd.
(quar.),,
7-10
"
7-15
8-15
50c
Light,
.7-11
7*
42 Vic
,
.
City Investing Co., common
*
City Stores Co.,' common' (quar.)
5 fc
7-15
1
$2:50
7-31
20c
/
.
——
7-
7-25
;
(quar.),
(quar.)———^~
4 Va % r preferred
(quar. l
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.
&
Iiic.
Vilbiss
"Denver
9
20c
..
X
7
Electric,
9-10
+50c
(quar.)
preferred
Lighting
Delaware
7-15
J-
..
7
.$1.25
'(qiiar.i.
7
(quar.).
7-15
1
8% preferred (quar.>._i_—
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
.,
6-20
10c
X
,
—
Cleveland
7c
&
'&
Daybrite
7-15
8-
.
:
,50c 7
-
Cleveland, Cincinnati,<fe St. Louis Ry.—
Common (s-ai
!
1—2.
111—'
(quarterly
Income)
;5C
$1.05
8-
■.
8-20
56'Ac
__
r
7-16
7-30
15 c
Avondale Mills, common
(quar.),,,;
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Axe-Hough ton Fund
"B"
Inc.
pfd.
7-30
15c
Avalon Telephone Co.
Ltd., 5 % % pfd. (quar.)
Avco Mfg.,
common
.
7-16
37 Vic
Gas
Common
v
$1.05
..
4% preferred (quar.)
'Cities Servico (quar.)
6-16
7-30
17'Ac
(quar.)
S.)
'8-1
.
'
.
.
A
10-
7-15
28c
Ltd.
Dayld fc Frere. Ltd.,
8-15
1
20c
...
preferred - (quar.)
4:"t%
preferred (quat.)
7-14
8-
v.,..
v
,,
,
4%' preferred Cs-ai
1
'Cincinnati Milling Machine
1
100%
17 Vic
—
"Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR.
1
-
...
4%
7-15
8-
30c
Series'
2
3- 10- 1.
%X" 60c
(quar.)
7-15
V 9-
5%
_
;
I
(quar.)
25c
$4124 Iprefcrrcd (quar.)
4Vfc% preferred (quar.)
r
6-30
17
8-
8-
"
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Cincinnati
"
$4c
$I.'50 preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred A
(quar.)
6%
preferred B
(L.
3
.7-15
20c
;
J
•
.Dayton &
11%C X10-. 1
—
'
1
15c
(irreg.)
Common
Series A
8-26
25C
-
Power
10-15
7-21
8-15
•
,ioc
pref.' (quar.)——
37 Vic
—J
& Light,- 4%
pfd. (quar.)
-7r77 $1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
3
25c
_
'
Common
7-31
7-18
.
7
9-
(quar;)
"Daystrom,
—8-
.
.
Xv $1.75
'
•
7-10
$1.08-"A
33c
.
Cliamplin Oil & Refining (quar.)
;
Chase Manhattan Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)_
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (quar.)
,'
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
7-10
8-
"
from
8-20
Dallas
7-10
7
5
7-
10c
Crystal Dairies (quar.)
Daggafontein Mines 1 lrreg,>
7-10
8- 1
7
-
$1.25
,
,
-Central Public Utility Corp. (quar.)—,
Central'& South West Corp. (quar.)
6-27
$1,359
conv.
preferred
conv.
'Central Power
7-25
9- 2
(quar.)
——
Corp., common (reduced)
preferred (quar.)—
$1.50
7-31
A
1
18-15
9-
7-21
:
Seal
fc
Denver
"T,
—
commonv
Central Hudson Gas & Electric, com.
'Central-Illinois Securities Corp., com.
8
9-
:
—
Light,,
Ihstrument Corp.——
'Central of Georgia Ry., 5% preferred (quar.)
8-1
<
$20c
Ccnco
"8-20
$1.02 Vi
(quar.)
&
'Cclote;;
-.
.,
prior preference
(quar.),,,.
Automatic Canteen Co. of America
Stock dividend
(subject to stockholders ap¬
proval on July loth) •
:
Automobile Banking, common
(quar.)
$2.25
2
9-
7 '. $75c ;J
—
9-30
40c
3
De
—
7-14
Laboratories, Ltd., votiug commoxi
8-
>
7-31
28VsC
Cutter
/
+9c
1
12-16
%
:l
Press, 5Va%
9-15
7-31.
.
I
8-15
15c
Daitch
1....
8-
11-15„ ,11-
•
1-1-59
.___
Cuneo
.7-31
.
8-22
5
?25c
>
6-27
1
6-20
IOC
(quar.)
Cork
Class
.
Qhio Ry.—
(quar.)
Power
7% preferred (quar.) 1
6Vae/o preferred (quar.)
Company—-1——Caterpillar Tractor, common
4.20% . preferred (quar.)
5%
..A. +10C
Ltd.—
Carwin '
1
'9- 1
$4.50
(initial)
(quarI)
A
Carolina
1
25c
common
7-10
lc
9-16
9-10
Class
B
(monthly)
lc
9-16
9-10
Fenestra.
Inc.
(quar.)
25c
;
7-21
8-12
7-10
*
25c
4_~ZZ
%
7-
7-21
9-
$4
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
%
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
ix:
11-
(year-end
7-10
A
8-15
7-25
$2.50
Curtlss-Wrig.ht Corp., class A (quar.)
9-
7-14
$4
'
...•
(quar.)
A
Crown
Trust,
(quar.)
(s-a)
Ry,
4.20%' preferred
_
4Vi%
8-
Ry.—
Augusta Newspapers, class A
(quar,)
6% preferred (quar.)
6'a % .preferred (quar,)_„__
Aundr Gold Mines, Ltd.
Class
Guaranteed
7-15
8:'Ac
.
Ayres
7-15
%
56'Ac
...
_
Fund-;
Clincliflcld
'
4.35% preferred (quar.)—
4.35%- preferred second series
(quar.)
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75%
pfd. B (quar.)
Atlas Corp., 5%
prelerred (guar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Atlas Steels, Ltd. (quar.),',:
$1.20
Pacific
Carolina,
27 Vic
-
Investment
Cos., Ltd.
Canadian
'
_.
Athmtic City Electric-—
Co.,
dividend
Class
8-
.
:%./
Cuban-American Sugar Co.,.7%
7-
1
7
Cork, International Corp.—
8-
y
$65c
^
7:7".'
7-31
'
30c
$5oc
$$1.25
$15c
Investment
8-14
8-
$62 Vic
t$1.50 •,.8-
.
(quar.)..,
:
7-10
10- T.%
v
(quar.)
7-10
>8-15
,
$$1.15
shares
9-
30c
&
Canadian
9-12
1
$15c
(quar.)—,.
Co.
(s-aj
(quar.)
International
Canadian
(quar.)
Nichols
Class B
7-10
'8-15
>
Systems
Crown
6-30
-
8-
9-1
5c
convertible preferred (quar.)—
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
7-25
-
7-30
+8c
412%
7-31
1
10-
15c
common
7
non-cum.
Stock
Ltd.,
7
$1.31'A
17 Vic
Austin
Canadian
,7 $$1.50
—_
(quar.)
Co.
Railway
Ltd., common
Bronze,
7rl5
25c
—
(quar.),—
.Canadian Dredge & Dock Ltd. (incr. s-a)
Canadian Industries Ltdi, common (quar.)
,
(quar.)
Southern
7-
(quar.)
preferred
Assurance
preference
7-
(quar.)
preferred
Life
1
45c
Ry.
(quar.)
Foils Ltd., common
$0c participating class A
1
$C0c
;
preference
2
Associated Truck Lines, Inc., class A
•
8-16
Realty
(R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)
Crcamciy Package Mfg. (quar.),
,
.
(quar.)
1
l
1
Cribben & Sexton Co.—
.
7-14
.
8-
50c
4%%
„
8-A -V
.
8-
common
4.10%
Ltd.—
: -.:$i:
-■
/:
7- 7
8-
45c
Crain
7-11
8-11
.
7-15
8-
$20c;
(quar.)—
&
1
8-20
...
7-15
$1.12 Vi
$1.08 :!i
preferred (s-a)
Charlotte Air Line
Craig
-8-
25g
7-25
5% 'v
17 Vac
;
1
1
$1.12 Vi
—
Fc
8-
1
5%
8-20
59c
Santa
8-15
$1.75
—-
7-
HViC
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5%.pfd. (s-a)__
8-
.Canada
9-10
9-15
$30c
'
fc
6-27
8-
■f Canadian
9-10
r
>
Arnold Altex Aluminum, common
(quar.)
35c convertible preferred
Atlanta
7-21
62 Vic
41/2% -preferred (quar.)..
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
5.25%' preferred (quar.)
Cosmopolitan
7- ft
$38c
Canada
; 8-12
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
10-
25c
(quar.),
J
(quar. )„___
$2.40 A preferred (initial)
5%
7-10
6-26
>
$12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Topeka
Timber
Canada
;e- 1 £f7-21
$$1.25
$4.35 preferred
$2.40 preferred
Common
1
8-
20c
_
Atchison,
6-8
2
8-
62 Vic
..
_
common
7-17
9-
30c
$2.50 preference share series B (quar.)—
Arizona Public Service Co., common
(quar.)
$1.10 preferred (quar.),,.
$2.50 preferred
$2.36 preferred
9-10
.
._,
$2.40 2nd preference A
Land
J.
Corp.—
8-20
9-
7-25
$$1.30
(s-a>_
:>••• 7- »
—
7-11
9-22
$25c i' >7-24
..
(quar.)
Ltd,
7-25
$56'Ac
.
.
4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
(with sinking fund) (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
6fp
pfd.
Argo Oil
Cement
8- 6
$1
•
(Toronto;
9-fc
5c
*
Insurance
9- 6
9- 5
..
8-25
25c
;
,
■/■■/
7-29
31c
1
—
7-29
>.
10-
___—___L_
7-21
'
7-16
30c
$30c
Acme Steel Co. (quar.)
Appalachian Power Co.,
4.50%
7-14
'
5
■6-26
1
8-13
?
>
V 40c
7-21
(quar.)—
Packing Corp. (quar.)—
8-15
IVVY
55c
California Water'& Telephone, com. (quar.)
30c
8- 1 '
$1 preferred
25c v
8- i:
(quar.)^
r;—;——1
•V
$1.20 preferred (quar.)}
;
30c % 8-1
—
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
31'Ac % 8- 1
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
33c
8- 1
Campbell Rod Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.),—
7-28
tlVzc
Campbell Soup (quar.)
37 Vic
7-31
•Canada Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—
.
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
HXi
5%
1
f
1
-Corn
,,
.f
A
Animal Trap Co. of America,
5 % preferred (quar.)—:
8-
50c
4Vi %
Class A
2
v
■California
7-18
9-
25c
■
Anderson
\Class
9•8-
——
,
Am phenol
Anchor
50c
Bullock's, Inc», common (quar.)
4%- preferred (quar.l,:
—
$1.50 1st preferred
7-11
'•
9-20
*
American
8-12
California Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)—
•
'75C
.California Interstate Telephone (quar.)—— ;■17 Vie
8-1G
'
American
2
;■
1
10-
Continental Transportation
Lines
(quar.)
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltck (quar.)
Products Refining—
;
Common
(increased quar.l,,
Corporate Investors. Ltd.,, class A
.'Corson (G. & W. H.j, Inc. (quar.),,
7
9-
.
-
10-
(quar.)
common
Equipment
dividend
Continental Life
8-15
Caldwell Linen Mills,
8-26
'
7-31
$1.75
—_
7-
V
Electric
$1.04
$1.13
preferred (quar.),,,,:
Stock
.
,7-15
;
California Oregon Power, common
>;7% preferred (quar.)
—___
American Thermos
Products
(quar.)—.—
4%
Continental
9-22
8- 1
;
Container Corp. of America,
*
8-15
7-31
Calaveras
8-26
1
1
10-1
.
preferred
(quar.l——;
'7-18
8-20
$1.12 %
.
(quar.)r,,'
preferred
Payable 0/ Reo.
GOc
,.
.
(quar.)
4.52%
9-10
•
9-24
$1.75
—
Corp.—
(quar.)
American Smelting & Refining:—
9-
;'(quar.)d_C,^
preferred
4.50%'; preferred
8-15
9-2
Calaveras
10c'
—
4.16%
common
Holdera
When
Share
Consumers Power Co.,
7
1
•
3%
55c
25c
Co.
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 preferred (quar,)
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% preferred (quar.)—
Sanitary
7% preferred (quar.)
American-Saint Gobain
5%
1
12-19
$1.25
(quar.)
conv.
10-
Ltd.—
preferred
5e/e>
30c
.—__
9-20
7-
9*
?1
Burns & Co., Ltd, (quar,)
'
ttbc
Quarterly
>
tlbc
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)—25c
'
7-15
8-
.
37'/2C
—
.
"
'
—
—
1
7-28
%
$30e
common,
(stock dividend)—
(guar.)
(Charles) Co. (quar.),—
Shoe
'Brunning
;6-20
1
9
7-10
10-, 1
tlOc
————
Ltd.,
"Brookridge Development
7-18
8-
65c
(quar.)—-
common
7-31
7Vic
(quar.)—
—
_——,
Brown
30c
preferred
preference
(quar.)—
v
$72'/2c
$3.80 preferred (quar.l
;
♦.
95c
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)————X;.
55c
'
(1956 series* (quar.)
Mutual
Fund,
Inc.
(quarterly
American Natural
9-2
7-10
7-
1
$2.90
Inc.—
$1.12 Vi
30c
Mines, Ltd.
Bridge & Tank ("Canada»
7-18
$1.25
Name of Company
9-10
1
$1.06
(quar.)
Bralorne
)'
.
4.25% preferred
Bowl-Mor,
8-11
1
1
8-
70c
Monday, July 21, 195S
.
Par
oj Bee.
I
10-
8? Vic'
.
Holder»
8-
-
1
<
7-11
8-
pfa.
investment
3%% preferred (quar.);,——
Boston Edison Co., common (qyar.)_„_
3-16
■<;. 25c
preferred (quar.)
conv.
3-31-59
When
Payable
Share
'
:
(quar.)—.50c
X
'
(quar.l—
(qttar.)
American Monorail Co.—
$1.20
9-15
V"
.
Borg-Warner Corp., common
12-15
$1.50
—„
common
Climax
Metal
9-30
32 Vic
—
Name oj Company
7-14
J.)—-
N.
X
Per
oj Reo.'
12-31
2%
_
Bolder»
l
2%
—
dividend
American
8-
2%
;
——
Quarterly
5%
Payable
25c
(monthly^.
Corp.
American Ice Co., preferred
American Insurance Co.
(Newark,
■
When
Share
Itamo of Company
American
.
9-
2
8-22
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.
$1
8-
1
7-18
Consolidated Laundries'Corp.
(quar.)
(quar. )
22rac
"
25c
9-
2
8-15
.Fifty
Associates
Financial
General
Firestone
Tire
&
(Boston)
25c
(s-a)
Corp.,
common
Rubber
(quar.l
(quar.)
.7 Vic.
65c
8-29
.8-
1
7-21
8-22
6-11
7-
3
Number 5761
Volume 188
<
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
When
Par
Name of Company
Sterling
Fluor
Fair
Inc.,
7T
Ltd.
Corp.,
Food
'
Share
-
Stores—
Stock
8-
$1.75
(quar.)_i
effect
to
'
Non-voting
Co.
A
'(quar.)_
1
1
7-18
35c
9-
2
8-22
35c
9-
2
8-22
9-11
8-12
Class
B
(quar.)
,
•
+$1.25
8-
9-15
8-
9-
3
Company
7-25
$3.50
1st
7-25
Gale
E.)
7-28
10c
&
Company,
preferred
V $8
8-
1
1
9-17
15c
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
(
$1.50
15c
7-31
9-
2
8-
1
1
$2
10-
1
50c
8-
9
50c
7-25
General
Public
_____
(quar.)
(quar.)_
:
75c
preferred
4 40 %
1
7-
8-
1
7-
Corp.
50c
(quar.)
7-31
,
.
Corp.,
9-30
9-
,
:
.
10-
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
10-
1
Stotk
8-
22y2c
1
c-
8-15
8-15
425c
Telegraph
Tire
& Rubber
8-
62y2c
1
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
40c
1
; 6%
preferreo
6%
7-25
7-
50c
8-
1
8-
1
8-
1
15c
(quar.)
9-
1
60c
.
9-15
350c
;
(N.
Y.)
(s-a)
.
$2
7-10
(quar.)
8-
1
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
t32%c
9-
1
8-18
Mansfield
9.
:
$1.25 preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
8-18
Marion
1
10-
1
31'/4C
—
8-
1
7-15
9-10
\
9-10
Corp.,
pref.
preference
A
12-10
-
- --
-
-
■r.
A
$2
9-10
i
Trust
12-15
325c
40c
"'(quar.)
Inc.
"
capital
and
gains
income)
vestment
(quar.)
12-10
.■
12-
1
1
7-25
&
&
-
7-14
.
9- 2
8-
1
8-
1
9-
$1.25
$1.25
Ltd
«.—_
8
12-15
7-22
3$1.25
<
8-19
-Common
5.30%
.
(quar.)
Hallnor
Mines,
Well
Cementing Co.
Series
H-C
iSeries
5%
pfd.
7-21
7
7-15
60c
9-23
9-
1
9-
87-
ordinary
Hartford
.
7-31
7-
1
7-
7
7-21
8-22
Electric
Harris
(A)
Hartz
(J.
& Co.,
F.)
Co.,
5V2 %
Ltd.,
Hat
75c
(quar.)
Company,
(quar.)__
class A (quar.)
4Vd% pfd. (quar.)__
5%%
Higbie
Galion
Power
Mfg.
Electric
5%
Co.,
Co.
_
&
Holly
8-
1
10-20
1
Paper
M'fg.
Holly Sugar,
5%
5 ','d
5 6 Vic
8-
1
7-
7-31
(quar.)
$1.25
15c
Co.
of
1
8-
(Arthur
Melville
Shoe,
4r,/4%
4%
.
8-
1
7-29
8-
1
7-15
9-15
9-
2
8-15
8-
1
9-
1
preferred
(NY)
$1.20
7-15
Meyercorcl
7-15
Miami
7-18
Michaels
1
7-15
7-15
fr-
1
4j/2%
Stern
12-10
11-
7
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
,
■
8-
1
7-10
8-15
1
7-18
Pacific
&
Piping
11-
1
10-17
7-31
7-15
,
4.36%
,
12-
5
5%
345c
9-25
8-30
1
8-15
95c
9-
$1
9-
1
8-15
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
2
8-15
31 Vic
8-
1
7-21
30c
(quar.)
9-
Leslie
.
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
10-
1
9-15
1-2-59
12-15
$1.08%
$1.12%
8-20
Co.
10-
Gas
common
preferred
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)
.
(quar.I
Home State Life Insurance Co.
dividend
•
_
8-
1
6-30
37 Vic
8-
1
6-30
59c
8-
1
7-
-
i
Lincoln
_
25c
9-10
4-15
pfd. (quar.)
(annual)——
—!—
(monthly)—!
1-
8
25c
4-15-59
—
1-15-59
1-
'
8-28
17 Vic
9-12
9-15
25c
Mount
Link-Belt
Co.
$1.18%
9-
1
$1
9-
1
8-
1
5c
8-
1
9-
3
8-25
11-25
11-14
7-31
7-17
9-11
8-19
9-
2
8-
10-
1
9-13
$1.75
8-
1
7-15
$1.75
11-
1
10-15
1
7-19
8-
,
9
1-9-59
Oil
N.
12-31
Milling, Co. Ltd.—
7-31
'
2
8-
1
15c
8-11
7-28
315c
7-31
7.-15
315c
7-31
7.-15
315c
10-31
10-15
315c
10-31
10.-15
330c
(qqar.)—.—
7-31
7-15
,
—
—
—
—
—__
^
330c
10-31
7-31
10-31
10-15
Inc.—
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-15
7-25
7-10
31 y4c
7-25
7-10
3iy4c
7-25
7rl0
9ey4c
8-
1
8-
15c
.
1
7-18
40c
9-15
8-15
315C
(quar.)
7-31
6-30
$1.12 «/2
preferred
(initial
Insurance
4
!
Co.
s-a)
8-
1
7- 3
8-
1
7-15
7-15
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
T
-
7-18
7-15
$1.10
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8
9-
5
1010-
1
3-29
t$1.75
10-
1
8-29
10-
1
8-29
5c
7-15
7-25
8-31
325c
(quar.)
7-25
6c
Ultra¬
held)
(quar.)
7-31
6-27
11-17
10-31
1-15
common
,
n
7-15
8-15
—
1
1
7-31
7-15
7-21
7-30
7-16
10-30
10-15
50c
$1.75
25c
25C
35c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
150
National
$1.50
pfd. B (quar.)
10-15
9-19
8-29
8-12
8-15
8-
8-
1
1
7-18
S.
Lie.
Radiator
8
p.
9
7-31
7-17
9-30
9-
7-25
7-
4
10-24
10-
3
8-15
8-
1
60c
8-15
8-
1
20c
7-30
7-18
8
England
York
New
Dock,
Fire
York
Merchandise
York
State Electric
"> Common
3:!4%
(quar.)
ment
income
and
<Mo.)
15c
(20c from invest¬
capital gains)
from
Ltd.
North
American Coal
North
Carolina RR.
Northam
Warren
ferred
(entire
Northern
11-
1
10-10
Northern
Illinois Corp.,
gtd. (s-a)
1 at $50 per-sh. plus this
convertible
1
10-
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
a
8-
1
7-15
35c
9-15
8-29
350c
9-15
8-15
divid.)
9-10
8-
8
7-17
8-11
7-28
$3.50
8- 1
7-21
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
8-
4
90c
15c
common
preferred
8
10-
15c
Engineering Works
40c
7-21
9-
933/ic
$1.12 y2
25c
(quar.)
Co.; 7%
7-18
$1.50
7t21
Corp., $3 convertible preissue called for redemption
7-10
Aug.
1
8-15^
25c
,
adj. preferred (quar.)
•4%
8-
$1.12 V*
—-
(quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry., common (quar.)
Mines
7r21
50c
——
preferred (quar.)
New York Wire Cloth (quar.)
Noranda
9-15
«"■
1
& Gas—
$4.50
Niagara Share Corp.
8-25
8-
10c
(increased)
preferred (quar.)—_____
preferred (quar.)——
4V2%
9-30
75c
(s-a)_
Insurance
York
New
45c
$2
common
New
on
7-
35c
Fund—
(Quarterly from net Investment income)—
New Haven Gas (quar.)
—
New
910.
1
10c
common
Meter, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.40
New
1
8-
315c
12 %c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Common
Neptune
10-
1-2-59
315c
Theatres
National-U.
Neon Products Canada, Ltd.,
1
5
88-
2%%
(quar.)—
1
8-
56%c
6c
(quar.)
8-
2
C-30
7-25
58c
8-
9-
7-25
8-11
€c
3c
(Fort
60c
7-30
10c
36 tic
t$1.75
—
(quar.)
Casket Co.
(quar.).
Electric Welding (quar.)
A
7-15
30c
8-15
2%%
Biscuit,
Class
7-15
50c
6-16
7-24
8-
Products—
National Lead Co., 6%
10.-15
325c
325c
(quar.)__^
1
7-31
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
.
9-
3$1
15c
preferred
National
.
$$1.75
$1.10
345c
(quar.)
dividend
National
12-15
8-15
7-21
$1.12 V»
preferred*(quar.)
Stock
■
12-15
12-31
,$1.25
,
11-14
7-31
$1.20
(quar.)
National Airlines (stock dividend).
9-15
9-30
315c
Y-)
—___—
8-16
11-29
15c
quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—
Aeronautical
National
9-15
315c
(Brooklyn,
Co.
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.
4.64%
.
12-26
9-30
315c
Bank
(increased
(quar.)
Class
1—
9-11
8-30
■
Stock dividend (one share of Narda
sonics Corp. for each 50 shares
9-26
10-
15c
7-19
9-25
$1.25
Narraganseit Electric Co., 4y2.% pfd.
1
315c
(quar.)!-!—-
7-21
-
25c
Narda Microwave-
8-15
15c
13%c
8-15
$1.14
(resumed)-!—
6%. preferred
Mount
8-15
.
8-28
$1.50
—
,
$1.09
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—_—
Metal
Clemens
Mount Diablo
8-15
50c
—
Gas
Chemical
Common
>
40c
————m
(reduced)
7-18
'
8
15c
._
Life
8
1
40c
(quar.)
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
-7%
preferred A (quar.)—
"7% preferred B (quar.)_—
4-15
$1.25
20c
University
6%
8-
8-
35c
40c
National
Quarterly
Quarterly
8
1
37y2c
—
"(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred B
preferred C
Montrose
*
(quar.)__,
Ling Electronics,
1
(Okla.)—
Grain, Ltd.
Co.
Natural
4.50%
3
1-15-59
(quar.)_—1—
(quar.)
(quar.)__,_
Ltd.
8-
9-
$25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
8- 5
10-15
25 c
—
preferred A
Salt
1
$1.12 i/a
Monongaliela Power Co., 4.40%
8-15
25c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lewis Bros-,,
7-21
9-
$1.12%
Co.—
preferred
Missouri
'
(quar.)
5% conv. preferred B. (quar.)
Lees (James) & Sons Co.. 3.85% pfd. (quar.)
Lerner Stores, 4%% preferred
(quar.)_
L
T-17
1
,
_.' 4.56%
preferred
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
5%
87%c
I^ee Rubber & Tire Corp. (quar.)_
'.
;
Leeds <fc Northrup Co.,.common ,(quar.)_
5
7-17
8-
'
(quar.)_
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co.
Mississippi Power & Light—
7%
Investing Co.,
\$5 preferred (extra)
7-31
7-31
—
:
4!/a% preferred (quar.)___
;
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric, 4.40%
Midwest
._^__
(quar.)"—--—
Lawrence
8-30
7-31
,
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Midland
87 %C
B
-preferred
7-10
& Co.—
8
8-
__
:
(qxiar.)____^___—___ n-
8-
—
(quar.)——
5 %
7-15
12-15
Co.
8-25
25c
(quar.)______.
preferred
7-15
1
32y2c
(reduced)
(quar.)l
Co.
7-15
(quar.)
Acceptance,, Ltd.—
(quar.)——
preferred
1
8-
$1.06%,
1_
Copper
7-15
1
8-
15c
40c
(quar.)_
Xquar.)__
1
8-29
8-
315c
62Vac
(quar.).
A
{
8-30
8-
933/4c
—
,
5%
7-15
8-15
32 %c
Co.
(s-a)
1
8-
&
common
preferred„,B
1
8-1
G.)
9-10
—
A
Class
8-15
9-
B
$1.20
5
9-15
A
7-21
1
7-15
325c
Merchants & Manufacturers Insurance
7-31
$1
^
Industries
1
8-
-
Corp., common (quar.)
4 V4 %
preferred
(quar.)
8-
93 %c
(quar.)_j
preferred
8-
Mead
,
8-
-
.
50c
inc.-f-'""""" !
.V.
National
Class
7-11
Ltd.
/.
preferred
McKee
'
(quar.)
(qpar.)
Class
7-11
1
45c
Canada,
(quar.)
9-f 2
iy2%
preferred (quar.)_——
(quar.)
B
Class
7-11
8-
A
B
Laurentide
1
7-31
Class
Lanston
7-11
8-
(quar.)
Class
7%
7-16
7-31
(Alfred)
A
8-15
'20c
(quar.)
Corporation
'
Home Insurance
Cash
312 y2c
5c
_'
Co.
Extension
Lake of the Woods
7-19
35c
Common
2nd
8-15
2
40c
10-20
20c
(quar.)——2_—r__——
preferred
8-15
2
9-
i«4^
(quar.)
fylcColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.-
7-21
1
15c
Semi-annual
7-21
30c
preferred
Co.,
Salle
Lafayette
1
1
1
45C
Dauch
Stores,
1-
88-
56 Vic
(quar.)__
com.
Quarterly
Hobart
7-25
SI .37»/2
10c
Common
Hinde
7-10
13%c
(quar.)
Light
1
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Products,
preferred (quar.)
Hilo
2nd
;
'
preferred (quar.)
Heppenstall Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Hercules Gallon Products, 7% pfd. (quar.)
}. 6%
Hercules
8-
15c
convertible
Hercules
7-10
93 %C
common
Hemenway Furniture,
1
20c
preferred
Corp. of America,
Haydock Fund (quar.)
/ 33/4%
preferred (quar.)
Hecht
8-
Co."
$1.25
—
;.
common
Co.
»
.
7-25
56 Vic
Light, common
i
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Hayes Industries (reduced)
&
l'/2%.,
(quar.)—
Class
'
$1.50
40c
.
S.)
non-cum.
Class
'
'
■
.
(quar.)
B
McCall
7-21
*; i5c
La
1
3c
income)
Harbison-Walker Refractories, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
(S.
2
9-
8-29
20c
(quar.)
Stores
9-
933/4C
9-30
.
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
2
8-29
11-
1
9-
9-30
11-
7-
55c
"
25C
1
6-30
1
7-31
iy4c
8-
7-25
8-
$3
8-22
25c
5
7-31
10c
V
mm
)
Class
8
National
L
3c
income).
(quarterly
«
8-12
8-
.
8-15
.
8-22
340c
5%% preferred A (quar.)_
8-11
8-15
interest
(s-a)
8-23
:
75c
Kuhlmqn Electric Co.
8
3$1.25
(quaf.)
7%
7-15
1
■■ j
income)-:.
(Oscar)
Minneapolis
Krogw Company, common (quar.)
6%"1st preferred (quar.).——
7%
7-
1
8-
beneficial
.
8-25
20c
9-15
"133ic
preferred (quar.)l
Lambert
ordinary
(from
A
-
8-
33c
(from
7
H-D
(quar.)
Ltd.
Hamilton Cotton Co. Ltd.,
Hamilton Funds, Inc.—
60c
Kresge
6-30
25c
(quar.)_
common
of
7- 2
9-2
*'■*'
1
:
7- 1
7-28
15c
1
45c
(quar,)—
—
7-25
30c
t25c.
(quar.)
Kobacker
11-25
66 Vic
(quar.)
Co.,
Oil
Halliburton
40c
1
preferred
Brothers
8y2C
(quar.)_i
com.
1
(quar.)j—
Rubber
7-11
,
9-
2"
Inc.,'common
(I. B.)
7-16
8-1
*
9-
r $1.09
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
■'
Hagen Chemicals & Controls, Inc.—
Halle
Rubber,
7-30
62y2c
85c
8-15
10-15
(quar.)
Inc.
Knudsen Creamery,
7-15
60c
(quar.)_.
Mines,
330c
&
8-29
!$1.25
4c
r—•
Stone,
&
Kleinert
12 %C
7- 9
8-
93%C
9-15
(quar.j"_
com.
5% -preferred
"
$5 preferred (quar.)_,
Gunnar
2
37y2C
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—*
preferred (quar.)_—
Ketchum
V
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—
-
9-10
9-
10-15
Tea
Common
'
7-31
7- 9
1
5c
$1
325c
dividend
Common
-
in¬
73c
$1.06
—
Island)—
Co.
(quar.)_.
pfd. A (quar.)
75c
"(duar.)__
M.)
7-15
8-29
7.-10
8-30
Canada/ Ltd.
(E.
1
9-15
9-15
8- 1
Co
net
'
Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
'!__!___
Gulf Life Insurance (quar.)
$5 preferred
1
3:75c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)^__
Electric,
Inc.
8-
3$1.25
7-18
25c
Gas
Heintz,
of
Kentucky
Gypsum
•
■
f 60c
Ltd..
(Rhode
8-
5c
_1_
preferred
Kennanfetal,
7-15
1
7-15
331 y4c
mm
'
.
from
2c
88-
8-29
7-25
:
(quar.)_—.
7-18
1
8-1
25c
Kellogg Co., 3-1"2% preferred (quar.)—
3y2 %
preferred (quar.)___!__:
1
37 %C
9-10
Co., Ltd.—
-
—,—
j
9-
50c
Co., 5%
from
.
9-10
4
8- 1
25c
7-15
7-30
8-
65c
(quqr.)
City Power & Light—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
—;_
4%
preferred (quar.)__
4.20% preferred" (quqr.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)——"———
11-25
.
40c
:
7-15
8- 1
8-15
20c
Kansas
8-25
(Houston) —
7-10
.!
35c
Common
11-18
9-15
9-17
50c
(quar.)
Tire
Shares
Mayer
(quar.)
jorgensen
8-19
12-10
322y2c
3
1J 13c
,
(s-a)
12-
37'/2C
3%%
,
-
$2
; 9-17
*
i_
Steel
Massawlppi Valley Ry.
-
(quar.)
preferred
1-2-59
65c
preferred
3%%
11-18
325c
,7-10
4
$1.12 J/2
Business "Machines
Foundation,
8-
U5C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
2
9-
$3
(quar.)
Jewel
8-19
$2
convertible pfd.
Growth Industry Shares—
(71c
7-15
75c
,
Breweries,. Ltd.—
class
Stock
11-18
$2
7.-10
8- 1
;
Massachusetts. Investors Trust—
11-15
8-
20c
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
—
8-19
12-10
8- 1
8- 1
$1.24
(quar.)
Quarterly
'
8-25
$1.50
,
Co.,
1
11-28
37y2C
.
(annual)
Jantzen, Inc., common "(quar.)
!
5% preferred (quar.)__:
—,-4_—
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. (stock dividend)
1
$1.50
$1.04
—
& Co., 4y4%
B
Mfg.
from
;
preferred (quar:)____
jantzen
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Mailman, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% pfd. (quar*.)
Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)-
9-12
preferred
Jack
7-10
to
7.-23
10-23
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
__!_____i>.fc?
shares
-v.
8-15
7-31
CD
,
8- 1
11- 1
(quar.)
Laboratories
55'/4C
<
8-22
7-
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
Structural
53V4C
■:
9-15
1
8-
7.-11
(quar.)
pfd.
2nd
(quar.)
preferred
Preferred
'
7-15
,
1st
58 %C
preferred (quar.)_
Ironrite, Inc., 55c convertible pfd.
of Canada—
(quar.)
(H. L.)
5%
(quar.)
$4.36
7-15
10-1
$1.50
Quarterly
Green
MacKinnon
preferred
preferred
(quar.).
preferred- (quar.)
Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
$4.22
»"
8-22
10c
_____
Great Southern Life Insurance
Griesedieck
7-18
Macy (R. H.)
Iowa-Illinois
'
A
7-15
1
25c
7-15
9-11
$( ).578iy4
<quar.)_
com.
preferred A (quar.)
8%
preferred B (quar.)
8%
preferred B (quar.)_
Grafton & Co., class A (quar.)
Class
1
8-
Participating
preferred
8
56y4c
8%
(
7-25
8-
Machlett
(quar.)
common
$2.50
7-10
7-24
1_
8-1
$1.11
7%
Holdings, Ltd.—5% participating preferred
7-10 •-
$2.50
7-10
7-25
25c
;
preferred (cyaar.).—
preferred A (quar.)
8%
.
&
Lynchburg Gas
7-10
Class
7-18
40c
1
30c
__i._
Steel
7-10
Co.,
.
Bank
R.)
8-20
$1
35c
____,
com. (increased quar.)
(quar.)
Investors Syndicate of Canada, Ltd., com.
'7-18
8-
,
9-2
8-
7-15
(ihcr eased)___
—:____
6%
8-15
$1.25
8-6
9-30
10-1
(quai\)
Co.
8-6
8-6
8-6
7-15
8-15
25c
$1
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)__
Lukens
-
Lunkenheimer
$1
(quar.)
6%* convertible
7-15
$1.27%
(quar.)
20c
preference (quar.)
(W.
6-30
I
6%
7-25
50c
(quar.)__
Goodyear
National
1
1
Investors
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
4%
8-
$1.25
,
Investors Loan Corp.,
7-23
8-15
(reduced)
Grace
7-18
4y2%
•
International Resistance
(quar.) _____!
International Utilities Corp. (quar.)
CO
33c
common
Mfg.
Grace
1
1
International
V
'■
7-23
$1.12%
Goodman
.
8-
8- 6
9-2
9-2
9- 2
4.96%
(quar.)
Lower. St. Lawrence Power Co.—
8-
50c
9-2
32y2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.,
6% 1st preferred iquar.)__
&
25c
2-19
8-6
9- 2
9-2
25c
common.
(increased
com.
preferred
8-
Interior
2
25C
4%%
Gold
7-15
I.),
8-15
T1-1I
11 !4c
Hotel,
preferred
preferred
8-
Investment
.__
common
Co.,
7-31
2nd
4.44%
51c
■
2
66c
(quar.)
H.j
(P.
5c
•
52>/3c
4%%
;;
2
9-
55c
pfd.
5%
(quar.)
Gladding McBean & Co.
Glatfelter
Co.
Interchemical
4
59'/so
preferred (1945 series)
(quar.)__,
General Telephone Kentucky, 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
12-15
(R.
Pipe Co.,
Baltimore
7%
9-15
12-30
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)—2
Ingram & Bejl, Ltd., 60c
■
7-17
7~
1
$2
Bros., Inc.,
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16%
9-30
$1.25
Ingerspll-Rand, Co., common (quar.)
'
'■
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone- Co. of Indiana—
$4.50
Lord
Joint
37 %c
American
7-18
1
10-
50c
..
$1
*-•
7-16
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.50
;
General
Gimbel
1
'
~
8-
53y8c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__.
preferred
8-
$1.25
(,quar.)_
Indian Head Mills,
<
7-15
8-15
310c
3S1.25
Corp.,
Waterworks
8% preferred
(quar.)
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
tsoc
.
8-15
37»/2C
.
tquar.)_
(qua"r.)___;
preferred (quar.)__
,.,5.28% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—
i 4(2%
pfd. (quar.)___
:
5.10%
9-15
Lock
■
7
preferred
t
1
8
Industria Electrica de Mexico S. A.—
4.75 %
General
10-
$1.50 convertible participating pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
7
933/4C
8-
Finance
Preferred
(quar.)
Common
7-10
1
8
'
■
(guar.)
Telephone
4.25.fi
8-
8-
9-
Local
preferred
Imperial
.*■
6-20
.
$1.25
.(quar.)____„
General
8-12
*
Utilities
preferred
,
(quar.)____!_!l__!_____
General Shoe .Corp. (quar.)
General Steel Warps, Ltd., common
""5%
2nd
7-15
8-29
preferred
4.26%
7-11
preferred
7-15
1
■
Co., common
Power
4.70%
9-17
$3.75
Power
4.42%
7-15
Inc.
1
8-
9-15
11-17
2,-19
310c
360c
$5iy2c
337%c
351 y2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.):
preference (quar.)
4.08%
7-15
8-
Mills,
8-
Ltd.,
1st preferred
4.20%
7-18
$1
y '
preferred jquar.)
Brick
7-18
15C
General
■"
4%
Illinois
7-21
7-31
62y2c
General Motors Corp.
$5 preferred (quar.)
7-15
Groceterias
25c
(.quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Illinois
50c
Co.
1
(Ontario)—
(quar.)
preferred
Idaho
8-22
1
(quar.)
Electric
8-
—
8-15
50c
12-10
50c 3-10-59
$1.10
9-10
$1.10
12-10
$1.10 3-10-59
310c
9-2
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_
Loblaw
.
Holderm
9-10
MRA
7-15
9-
10-
(quar.)__
Corp.
8-15
When.
50c
B
$75c
(quar.)
preferred B (s-a)
Hygraue roou Products Corp.—
4vo
series A preferred
(quar.)
5% series B preferred (quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
General
_
1
37 VaC
(quar.)
Dynamics
9-10
.006 V*
5%
8-15
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
$2.40
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
7-18
2
common
General
,
'l
9-
preferred (quar.)
Baking Co., common
preferred (quar.)L_
:
4%
Class
7-19
60c
Corp.
Hydraulic Press brick Co.
1
56'/4C
iquar.)_
General
7-19
1
12VaC
;
—
Refrigerator
Hydra-Power
1
8-
■
14c
.
(quar.)
common
preferred A
Gardner-Denver
>.
811-
,
7-31
$1
!„
$6 preferred (quar.)_.
Gamble-Skogmo Inc., com.
5%
8-15
87'/2C
common
preferred (quar.)_
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mortgage
preferred
5%
6-30
V
11-15
20c
:___
___.
(quar.)
Co.,
Erie
&
5%
7-11
330c
(quar.)
preferred
(R.
4V2%
class A
Huttig Sash & Door—-
Trailer—
Funsten
1
8-
$1
Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd.
Hussmann
7-15
2c
(extra)
Industrial Securities Corp., common
Fulton
Huron
8-20
20c
preferred (quar.)______
7-23
8-
-■40c
(quar.)
com.
1
60c
10c
(quar.)—
Production
Hudson
8
$2.75
(s-a)
10c
4%
8-
~4bc
(quar.)
common
'
Hugomn
-
8
+$1.25
____
9-15
,
Frito
8-18
•
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Special
Special
7-18
1
Ltd.—
Fi'aser Cos., Ltd. (quar.7-----!-.;--.----.-----:
Friedman
(L.)
Realty
(quar.)
Fruehauf
1
(quar.)
Factors,
B
89-
—
Special gtd.
t40c
;
_
*
Tile
Class
7-18
50c
$1.25
Lighting <Si Power,
preierred (quar.)
$4
7-15
8-
40c
(quar.)
i
.
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR., pfd.
Stores Corp. (quar.)
&
7-15
8-1
-25c
-■
(.quar.)
common
Y.),
(N.
preferred
Hubshman
Franklin
Brick
r:
8-
.0215625
iquar.)_
Canada
Class
Fraser
1
8-ia
9-19
;
Y.),
Co.
(josepn)
4%
guaranteed
(quar.)
guaranteed
(quar.)
Original capital (quar.)_______
Original capital (quar.)—L_;
Original
capital
(quar.)
Loblaw Cos. Ltd., class A (quar.)
9-12
Miami RR.
Payable of Ree.
Share
y
.
Little
9-30
(quar.)
Houston
9334c
(reduced)
of
Co.
8-
Machine—
&
common
Motor
Motor
"20c
(quar.)
Gear
Bros.
Ford
Home
7-11
<N.
Par.
Name of Company
8-18
20c
(quar.)_
Hotel. Syracuse
5%% conv. preferred iquar.)
Forbes & Wallace, voting common
Ford
8-15
9-12
$1.12 Va
-
Inc.
preierred
5'h
20c
(.quar.)
Hardart
&
Horn
Holder*
When
Payable of Reo.
Share
;
(quar.)_______
preferred (quar.);—
Homers,
3-for-2
preferred (s-a)_
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
preferred
B
4)2%
9
(
class A
Company,
Class
7-18
7-
,'.:i'
v
held
convertible
Foote
1
7-25
50%
3%%
Name of Company
Hoover
3
7-
Markets, inc.—
Food "Giant
4%
1
(one additional share for
shares
two
8-
30c
t
dividend
each
preferred
(quar.;_
Par
Holaen
Payable of Rec.
75c
Rational City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
Firth
'
•
.1
;
First
1
7-25
7-11
20c
8-
1
7-17
37y2c
8-
1
7-17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
V
14
.
.
Monday, July 21, 1958
.
(254)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Northern Illinois Gas,
common
Common
5(4#
(quar.)
Ltd.
Utilities
,4.60#
B
8-1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-10
15C
8-
1
7-10
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
3%# preferred (quar.)
25C
8-
1
7-10
Rio Grande
15c
8-
1
7-10
25c
10-
1
9-20
Voting
trust
certificates
River Brand Rice Mills (quar.)—
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
Northwestern States Portland Cement
Utilities,
preference
Nunn-Bush
(quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Co. (Del.)—
preferred (initial)-;
:
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd., 7# pfd. (quar.)—,
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
(quar.) —
1
7-18
7-30
7-10
.
Ocean
class
Corp,,
Panhandle
6#
7-23
Salada-Shlrriff-Horsey,
10-
1
10-13
9-22
1
10-
7-25
7-22
7-25
7-
7-
7-5
7-17
8-15
9-30
9-19
12-30
12-19
12 (bo
7-10
8-15
7-25
45c
(quar.)
7-25
20c
—
9-15
8-29
Selected
50C
7-31
9-
2
8-15
(quar.)
25C
8-
1
7-21
(reduced)—
IOC
7-25
6-10
(45C
8-
1
20c
8-1
45c
109-
$1.06(4
8-
2
quar.)
—
(increased quar.)
income)
(quar.) —
com.
Extra,
Peoples
Securities
Perkins
Machine
Permanent©
Petrolite
8
Sherwin-Williams
50c
8-
4
7-
8
&:
4.30#
Phila., Germantown
Quarterly
(quar.)
____
5# preferred (quar.)
Piedmont & Northern Ry. Co.
Mills,
$2.50
conv.
7-28
7-21
95C
8-
7-10
8-
_•■/
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
1
1
1
_______
$1.50
9-
4
8-1
8-
1
1
$1.25
8-
$1.25
7-21
62 (bC
9-
1
7-18
i
7-
(initial)
(accum.)
2
810-
1
8-15
$4.37 Va
8-
1
$1.75
10-
1
7#
$1.75
10-
1
55C
__
9-19
6-30
$1.75
7-25
7-18
15c
1
8-30
8-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
II—III—
25c
9-
1
Transport Co., Ltd., common
I
Public Service Co. of
Colorado, com. (quar.)
4.20# preferred (quar.)
4'/4 #
preferred (quar.)
L—II
4Va#
preferred
(quar.)
I HI"
(25C
Inc.
Common
3.35#
New
of
preferred
.IIIH
—111111"
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Sound Power <Sr Light
(quar.)_
(year-end)
Radio
Power
Corp.
$3.50
1st
of
Co.
—
(quar.)
America,
preferred
preferred
Purina
Rapid
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(O.
B
9-
2
8-15
$1.12 Va
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
8-15
7-31
84c
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
$1.12 Va
8-15
7-16
9c
7-25
7-
9-
8-15
10c
8-
2
1
8-25
25c
7-28
10-
3
7-22
7-15
preferred
1
9-30
8-14
7-14
7-25
6-30
9-11
8-21
Indiana
Q-12
7-21
10-
55c
25c
8-14
7-10
Co.,
$2
(quar.)
Reeee Corp. {Mass.).
69c
Rettman's Canada Ltd.
pfd.
Reliance Electric
Engineering
&
(qua.)
(quar.)
Gas
1
8-15
8-
7-31
7-15
8-25
8-15
25c
11-25
11-14
9-15
8-29
131bc
7-22
7-10
62Yac
10- 1
9-20
87MjC
92JAc
8-15
7-19
8-15
7-19
$1
$3.50
$3.70
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
7c
7-29
6-30
75c
9- 1
8-
8
Union Gas Co.
1
11-
8
Union
12-
75c
^
Gas
5#
8-1
25c
8-15
8-15
7-19
-
—...
7-16
Lumber
8-25
7-15
(33 (be
8-15
7-18
(50c
10-2
9-
2
2
9-
2
10-
15c
8-
1
1
1
preference
series)
(1955
$1
7-15
6#
class
(22 Vac
United
A
preferred
Continental
investment
1
8-29
8-1
(25c
3.70#
3.90#
4.15#
7-15
7-10
8-
1
United
Keno
(30C
7-31
6-30
United
New
(50c
7-31
6-30
U.
40c
4.25#
4.40#
4.60#
4.36#
J 10c
7c
9-30
9-30
9-
2
38%c
9-30
9-
2
12 (be
7-31
7-15
12 Vac
8-
1
7-15
60c
7-31
7-
7-31
7-
7-31
7-
and
8-15
6port8 Arena
Stock
8-
1
2c
9-
6
8-
888-
1
9-15
OD
8-
92 Vac
:
1
1
8-
1
8-
1
$1.15
8-
1
1
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.,
4'/a# pfd. (quar.)
Standard Products Co.
(quar.)
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. (quar.)
Standard Shares
1
5c
8-
1
56 (4c
8-
1
20c
9-10
8-15
40c
9-
1
7-21
8-
7-23
7-
(15c
8-
1
(10c
1
8-15
9
$1.25
9-30
Co.
Sterchi
of
Canada
(quar.)
Stores
(quar.)
Bros.
Sterling Precision,
5#
Stern
preferred
&
C
Stern
Stetson
(John
7-21
Stevens
(J. P.)
7-21
4##
5#
B.),
A
25C
,
8-27
8-15
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-11
1
(quar.)
—
(quar. )—
10-
1
7-31
9-10
7-8
8-1
7-8
45c
.
7-31
7-16
^Stonega
Coke &
Coal
Co.
(quar.)
7-15
8-1
$2
3(bc
7-22
r~
7-31
7-10
8c
8-14
7-23
25c
—
(from
8- 1
7-15
8- 1
7-17
7-31
7-'»0
inc.)
earned
(increased)
—
Works
of
Co
—
America
.
15c
>
(reduced).
—:
25c
:
(s-a)
dividend)
(stock
8-12
$0,052
8-15
7-15
125c
Fund
7-31
6-27
8-
1
3#
7-31
6-30
$1.23
9- 3
8-15
50c
25c
9-18
8-20
7-25
15c
7-30
7-15
30c
8- 5
7-18
50c
(quar.)~—
Co.,
8- 1
$1.06(4
8- 1
7-15
JlOc
9-10
8-12
i
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
(reduced)
Bros.
Pictures
—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
13c
9-
4
7-15
7-28
7-15
10- 1
1-1-59
9-15
12-15
7-15
31 (4 c
32(be
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
75c
8-15
8-
20c
7-31
7-18
$1.25
10- 1
9-10
H2J2C
tl7(ac
7-31
7- 8
7-31
7- 8
—-
—
Co.
Pacific
RR.
50c
50c
com.
(quar.)—
50c
(quar.)
Precipitation Corp.—
Stationery Corp.—
7-15
7-15
1
Tablet &
preferred
A
(quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd.—
tquar.)
common
(quar.)
$1.4334
*
8- 1
7-11
6- 1
$1
Machine Corp.—
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)—
$2
prior
75c
50c
preferred (auar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
White St-ores,
7-11
5(2#
preferred
8- 1
7-24
8-15
3448c
(quar.)
7-18
8- 1
8-15
15c
7-24
7-18
8-29
Whiting
'
43 %o
9-30
30c
7-24
35c
9-
9-15
•
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
3
$5
preferred
$1.25
(accumulative)
7-11
8-15
-
7-21
7- 7
8- 1
7-21
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co.—
'
(quar.)
7-30
40c
(s-a)
1-15
7-21
30c
8-1
10-15
White Sewing
9-15 j
37 (be
8-15
50c
(quar.)
8-15
11-15
7-15
37#c
Fund
Class
B
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4# prior lien (quar.)
7- 4
9-10
9-
12 VaC
Co
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common (quar.)
7# first preferred (quar.)
Stone Container Corp.
1
5#
Class
Inc.
(quar.)
& Co.
8-
12 (2 C
12 VaC
(quar.)
&
Westminster
3
56c
pfd.
(quar.)
Textiles,
preferred
(40c
7-
8-15
9- 2
6c
87V2C
(quar.)
Coal & Iron Co.
A
Western
7-16
($1.31
8-30
11-29
8- 1
11- 1
2-1-59
25c
;
(auar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
&
Western
12-15
7-25
A
Industries
Western
9-15
12-31
10c 4
87(6c
87 (4c
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4# preferred (quar.)
Western Light & Telephone,
5#
preferred
(quar.)
5.20#
preferred (quar.)
7-10
8-30
10c
7-18
4#
7-10
8-
6- 1
6c-
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Food
Sea
Ltd.
Class
7-15
1
$1.25
Ltd.,
Income
Iron
Weeden
7-10
25c
7-11
35c
preferred (quar.)_
r——
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd.
!;
Watson Bros. Transportation—
7-15
25C
8- 1
(s-a)
$4.25
7-16
1
7-15
$1.18
Butane Service—
Dorn
Warner
8-20
7-23
8-
50c
7- 7
7-15
6- 1
12c '
15c-
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light, common
3-15
(quar.)
Forge Co. (quar.)
5J/4# preferred A (quar.)
Tobacco,
Products
Walworth
3-15
(56V4c
7-25
pfd. (reduced)
(quar.)
25c
Horn
Walker
1
11-15
8-15
7-21
8- 1
62(20
Co.
Wagner Electric Corp.
8
1%
(quar.)_
7-10
|
9-15
12-
(quar.)
1
7-15
10-
12-15
preferred
1
7-15
8-
1
30c
preferred
&
$1.50
preferred
Leaf
Line
Virginia
7-15
5#
Steinberg's,
B
Camp
Viclad
7-15
5#
Steol Improvement
pfd.
conv.
2nd
preferred
A
Insurance
Ventures.
7-18
40c
:
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
(quar.)—
Stauffer Corp.
(quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
B
8-
1
(s-a)
Brock,
9-20
7-16
common
convertible
Vanadium
7-18
8-
11-15
8- 1
(quar.)
Vanderbilt Mutual
7-18
8-
27yZc
12* 1
7-15
8- 1
Extra
Van
7-18
27V4C
8-15
10-10
preferred
Van
7-18
$1.10
7-15
9- 2
t.8c
preferred (quar.)
Value
7-18
$1.06 V4
1
25c
$6
Corp.,
8-
$2.50
$4 preferred
Value Line Fund, Inc.
7-18
1
(interim)
(N.
Valspar Corp.,
7-18
8-
8-
97 Vac
8-29
8- 1
20c
(quar.)
Universal
7-21
1
7-15
f; 8-29
& Canal (quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
RR.
$3.50 convertible
Universal
8-15
$1.03%
Standard Dredging, $1.60 pfd. (quar.)—
Standard Fire Insurance (N. J.) (quar.)
Stanley
class
class
Van
$1.10
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
;
7-11
25C
(stock dividend)
Mines, Ltd.
8-29
1
9-30
10-
15c
$3.50
•
7-11
1
8-
(reduced)
$3.50 convertible
7-11
9-12
Hill
Jersey
preferred
5#
7-15
1
7-31
55c
$1.06(4
United Whelan Corp.— Common (quar.)
4
1#
(Del.)
9-5
securi¬
from
common
non-convertible
4%#
7-11
50c
(quar.)
1
United Wallpaper—
•7-11
1
25c
dividend
8-
1
5#
7-18
8-
Corp.,
(quar.)
Insurance
Stores
$4.20
5
(62 (be
United
5
IOC
Co.
10-
net
7C
United Transit Co.,
5
28c
Fire
S.
Universal
;—
7-31
Quarterly
Preferred
6pokane International RR.
50c
8-
:
•
9- 2
31 (4c
30c
——.——
8-30
t75e
from
(5c
United Insurance Co. of America
1
59c
($25 par) (quar.)
4.40# preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
Special Investment & Securities, com. (quar;.)
4## conv. preferred (quar.) ! —
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)—
7-31
8-
7-
28 (be
(quar.)
7-11
7-15
8-
20c
1
$1.20
preferred
7-11
1
8-15
$1
(quar.)
Fund,
Income
preferred
8-
59c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
(15c
6#
(25c
(quar.)—*
8-15
£38c
profits)
Common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
7-29
$1.25
ties
7-30
(quar.)
8-1
United Funds-
Electric—
&
7-2i
9-15
(quar.)
preference (1956 series)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
5
.
7-11
1
4#
9-
(quar.)..
7-11
8-
12Vic
(quar.)
United Corps.,
7-10
8-1
4#
7-3
8-
9
8-23
8-15
United Aircraft Corp.—
7- 3
8-
8-
2#
(quar.)
Lines Inc.
8-15
25c
(reduced)
—
Co.
7-4
9-2
9- 2
$1.25
—
Co.*of Calif,
Oil
7-19 '
35c
(quar.)
com.
8-1
25c
(Kansas),
(quar.)
$40c
Stock dividend
6-30
(17c
(quar.)
System
United Air
7-31
$1.12 Vb
ot Canada, Ltd.
preferred
Union
(56 (4 c
7-16
Union Electric Co.—
30c
4#
preferred
25c
partic. class A
(quar.)
non-cumUlatlve
35c
7-21
7-15
common
45c
preferred (quar.)
Materials Co. (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
—
dividend
4.40#
Steel
^1
8-15
($1.50
of America
(quar.)
(quar.)
second
Class
6-20
1
Guys From Harrison, Inc.—
Class A
9-10
10-1
30c
25c
(quar.)
Batten Ltd.—
Stores
A.)
$1.06(4
$1.50
Co.
Quarterly
Class
8-15
Ltd.—~~"
(quar.).
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
Reed
2
5c
_
Owl
7-11
9--
87 (be
Grip &
6#
preferred
(quar.)
Raymond International, Inc. (quar.).:
Reading Company, com. (reduced)
Red
9-12
$1.05
(35c
Railway Equipment & Realty Co.,
$6
7-25
1
$2
Radprock Resources, Inc
Ralston
8-15
9-30
8-
45c
34c
I
(reduced)
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc
Quebec
8-15
25c
4.50#
Puget
50c
7- 4
Hampshire—
(quar.)
Puritan Fund, Inc.
Punta Alegre Sugar
7-14
7-29
.
$1.16
III
(quar.)
Co.
1
8-12
8-
208 South La Salle St. Corp. (quar.)
Southwestern Public Service
7-14
7-16
10c
9-10
9-30
3#
Tw-o
1
25c
United-Greenfield
5%
•
1
preferred
9-10
Southwestern Electric Service—
8-15
1
8-
Service
8-23
Southern Railway Co.—
'
•90c
8-
4.64#
7-15
2
1
8-
$1.25
10-
Stock
7-10
8-
(50c
Public
1
10- 1
8-
(quar.)
15c
& Co., Ltd., $1 pfd.
(T. S.)
Southern Nevada Power
7-10
7-25
40c
:
$1.17 Va
(2 (be
Provincial
8-
10-
10c
(20c
7-16
$1.49
(quar.)—
Co., $5 preferred A
1
Southern Natural Gas
8-20
30c
;
9-2
87 Vac
—
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60# pfd.
(quar.)—•„
4.70# preferred (quar.)
President Electric.
Ltd
Price Bros. & Co. Ltd. (reduced)—III"IIII
Co.,
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
Quarterly
:
Trunkline Gas
10-
4.80#
8-29
7-25
25c
.
7#
Gardner
7-18
7-11
7-10
15C
Southern
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Prince
1
7-31
7-16
v
$1.4212
United Gas Improvement, com. (increased)
4(4# preferred (quar.)>__—
Southern
9-10
Procter & Gamble Co.
8-
preferred (quar.)
$5.70 preferred (quar.-b—.
Trico Oil & Gas Co.
7-31
4c
8- 1
8-1
7-16'
6-1
8-29
first preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Company (quar.)
9-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
(quar.)
Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Portsmouth Steel Corp. (quar.)
7-18
25c
7-18
4.72#
7-18
Common
preferred (quar.)
;
Pittston Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred
1
6-30
7-31
63%C
8-15
4.72#
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Pittsburgh Plate - Glass Co.____
Pittsburgh Railways (reduced
8-14
35c
$5.96
1
Southern Colorado Power—
7-25
1
8-15
1
—$1.22lb
-
1
Southern Canada Power Ltd., com.
8
10-15
8-
7-15
Z
;
1
4.56#
7
1
6-15
8-
20c
8-
—
7-18
B-
(quar.)
9-
__
7-15
8-
$1
3#
$1
preferred
(quar.)
8-
$1
Y.)
(quar.)
$4.90 preferred
—
7-15
8-22
22I2C
$2.55 preferred
9-
'
2#
,
(N.
7-15
—
8-20
8-15
(quar.)
61c
(quar.)————
Slater (N.) & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)———.
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd. (quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.).
•
Sonotone Corp., common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)._I—.......—...
$1.55 preferred (quar.)—.—
——
South Coast Corp.
(quar.)
South Georgia Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
Southern California Edison, common (quar,)
4.48#
preferred (quar.)—
7-10
IOC
.
(quar.)
com.
1
Trust
9
(45C
————
Skelly Oil Co.
7-10
i
8-15
8-29
10c
35c b,
Simms
7-10
8-
8-
97(bc
4# preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., com. (stock dlv.)_
preferred
7-11
Co.—
;
Pittsburgh Brewing,
7-21
$1.10
& Norristown RR.
—
1
7-31
$1.17
-
Philip Morris, Inc.—
3.90# preferred (quar.)
Plllsbury
8-
$1.07 (b
.
(quar.)
1
25c
$2.44 preferred A (quar/)—.———
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)— _
Class B
(quar.)..—;
7-20
25C
Corp.
preferred (quar:)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
4.68#
8-1
25c
„
(quar.)—pfd.
1
&
Company
6-30
Ltd.—
Sidney Roofing & Paper Co., Ltd., 90c class A
Pacific Power, common (quar.)—-
13 V2C
(quar.)—
811-
7-25
2#
—
Canada,
of
Co.
8-15
1
9-
;
—
Sierra
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Gear
Cement
dividend
Common
Corp. <3'/aC from ordin¬
plus 21 (be from accumu¬
profits from sale of
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80#
$4
7-
undistributed
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
8-15
11-15
—
————————_———
net income
ary
lated
7-31
4#
Stock
1
9-
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
10c
—
1
8-15
9-
Sl.OS'i
—:
8-11
Bank
Union
8-
(30C
Peoples Credit Jewelers, Ltd. (increased)
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
2
7-10
$1.14
(quar.)
9-1
85c
v
—
—
8-15
9-
25c
7-28
(quar.)
Trade
91J/4C
(accum.)
Class
8-15
7-10
8- 7
$4
SHawinigan Water & Power,
7-15
1
(quar.).
preferred
—~
8-
8-22
$1.0614
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
8-15
60c
62V2c
31V4C
llYse
Trane
10c
A (quar.)—
.preferred A (quar.) _—————.—
4'/a#
preferred B (quar.)——
—
Sheraton Corp. of America
(quar.)
1
9-2
$1.16
div.)
—
8-11
of Boston—
Shares of beneficial interest (from net in¬
8-15
7-10
Toledo Scale Corp. (quar.)_.
Townsend
Co.
(quar.)
Shareholders Trust
8
7-10
8-8
8-
7-10
8-1
1
31 (4c
50c
-
9-15
25c
———-
Seton Leather
7-10
$1.21
4.25#
cleared by end of this year.
2
7-15
9-
1
6-27
15C
(accum.)
With above payments all arrears will be
7-10
1
12-
7-25
15c
preferred
5%
8- 1
8-1
(quar.)
Edison
414#
Shares—
income)—
Gas Co., 5# pfd.
&
12-15
Toledo
2
25c
Oil
Seminole
9-
30c
—
8-15
$1.14
'
1
9-
common-—
(quar.)—
Co.
9-15
8-
(35]&c
investment
vestment
$1.06
(quar.)
7-
7-25
40c
&
American
(From
7-15
8-15
($1.50
——-
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
9-15
12-15
30C
(quar.).—_————
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)—
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.25#
1
1-2-59
Roebuck
30c
'
Thcrmold Co., $2.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)_
Title Guarantee & Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
8-1
9-16
(150
5# preferred A (quar.)
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (s-a)
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.)
7-11
—
preferred
7-31
10-
2 (be
Chemicals
4.24#
9-15
8-15
5C
2(bC
1
10-
$1
—
Sears
8-15
(25c
Securities Acceptance Corp., common—
Stock dividend--————«
$1.16
7-iO
7-10
7-10
7-10
$1.21
$1.19
$60 per share plus this regular quar.
$1.25
common
vtc.
Co.,
7-24
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
6-1
(quar.)
4.56#
.—;
7-24
8-15
$1
$1.19
$1
Convertible to August 11
25c
Voting' trust certificates common———
Miguel Brewing (quar.) ——»—:
Schenley Industries (quar.)————
Scovill Mfg.,
3.65# pfd.
(quar.)
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)——————
Seagrave Corp.
(stock dividend)
—
Seaporcel Metals (quar.)
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
5
1
IOC
com.
com.
Fibres
9-
$1.25
San
3
1
Transit
Antonio
San
7- 7
1
8-
$1.25
60c
(quar.)
(initial
(IOC
15#
5(b#
7-17
8-15
25c
(34%c
Ltd.,
preferred A (quar.)
5%# preferred (quar.)
9-22
10-23
7-31
25c
<
9
8-1
7-10
Thatcher Glass Mfg., $2.40 conv. pfd. (entire
issue called for redemption on Aug. 15 at
9-
8-
(New Hampshire)
Chemical
(20c
8-15
7-15
$1.25
Penmans, Ltd., common (quar.)
6# preferred (quar.)_
Penobscot
7-31
2
1
29] JC
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Parke, Davis & Co. (quar.)—————
Pearl Brewing (quar.)——
4.64#
a-20
9-
3-
;—
(s-a)—
7-10
preferred
$4.84 preferred
7-11
i——
conv.
Pennsalt
7-31
7-25
(quar.)—
conv.
Penn Traffic Co.
$4.76
150
(increased)
Co.,
Pipe Line,
Peninsular Metal Products,
9-30
7-10
8-
(quar.)
Peerless Insurance
1
10-
7-24
7-23
7-10
7-21
$4 preferred {quar.)
7-21
common-
common
Park Chemical Co., common
8-15
8-15
20C
(quar.)
iquar.)—
World Airways tquar.)
Eastern
8-15
6-13
$1
Electronics
preferred
8-15
2
10c
American
8-15
8-11
7-15
3
7-21
25c
(s-a)
Electric
9-2
$1.25
350
Safety Industries (reduced)
St. Croix Paper (quar.)——
—,
—
dt. Louis, San Francisco Ry—
5# convertible preferred A (quar.)
5# convertible preferred A (quar.)——'
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
:
America
9-2
$1.18%
$1.23%
Paper
of
2
9-
4#
1
7-
15c
3#
—
2
9-
$1
7-30
8-
8- 8
7- 3
7-21
(increased)
8ervice, $4 preferred (quar.)
$4.76 preferred «juar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)—
$4.64 preferred (quar.)——
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Common (quar.)
Texas Power & Light, $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
7-10
7-25
40c
$1.02 Va
.
8-15
7-21
-
25C
8-14
35c
(quar.)_
dividend
Co.
Texas
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)————--—--
50c
Common
Packard-Bell
7-11
7-18
$1.19
Pacific Finance Corp., 4.75# pfd.
5# preferred (quar.)———
Corp.,
7-14
8- 1
7-31
$1.44
•
Lighting
-
8-11
7-31
7-15
7-15
9-15
Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
7-14
8-11
5c
30c
1
22 (be
—
Outdoor Advertising
':r,5c.-
8-
8-15
"8- 1
10- 1
9-10
Talon,
8-15
Rolland
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. of California
Supermarkets
Sweets
8-15
$1.16
—.—
Pacific
7-18
—
(quar.)
(Canada)
$$1.25
25c
pfd.. (1952,1954 ser.)
Assurance
7-18
1
8-
(be
($1.75
common—
preferred A (quar.)—,
preferred B (quar.) —
Pacific
7-21
8- 1
93 %C
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.) —
Class B
(quar.)
———
Rolls-Royce, Ltd. (Ordinary), (final).
18c
——
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
5#
7-31
(25c
convertible preferred C (quar.)
4#
preferred D (quar.)—
—...—Otis Elevator Co. (quar,)————
4#
8-15
7-25
20c
—
dividend
Stock
7-10
Sunrise
-
/
Co.
Stock
$0,007
Corp.
7-16
7-18
8- 1
7-31
25c
12V2C
(quar.)——
com.
Year-end
7-11
8-1
59%c
1
Corp.;
40c
conv.
Super Mold
7-
1
8-
20c
5%#
Pan
7-30
7-25
Oil
Greene
5.20#
&
Aircraft
Rohr
1
Life
Sun
20c
preferred (quar.)
Outlet Company
8-
Sun
50c
A
Orange <fe Rockland Utilities Inc.,
4.75#
2
61
Olen Co.,
4.65#
9-
59%c
Ontario
7#
7-15
37 Vac
Republic Life Insurance (quar.)-.
class A (quar.)
—
Steel Products Ltd., com. (quar.) —
Old
1
47V2C
preferred (quar.)———-———
preferred (quar.)——————
Okonite Company (quar.).
National
8-
;
434#
4.92#
Old
75c
($1.75
6#
6-20
7-10
250
Valley Gas Co. (Texas), common
Gas
12-12
7-23
'
Payable of Kec.
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
1-1-59
I
(quar.)_„
common
Stubnitz
9-12
10-
($1.19
Electric Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
—
4#
preferred "F" (quar.)
4.10# preferred H (quar.).—.———4%# preferred I (quar.)
.
4.95# preferred K (quar.)
—
Rockwood & Co., 5# series A pfd.
(quar.)
7-15
8-
20c
(reduced-quar.)__.
Shoe
7-31
($1
———
Clothier,
9-12
750
shares
American
Rochester
50c
(resumed)
Ltd.—
Wire
Northwestern Steel &
Northwestern
10-16
25c
-*
Extra
4#
20c
7-17
I
&
1
(28o
—
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)—————
Republic Supply Co. of California (quar.)„
Reynolds Aluminum (Canada)—
4%#
preferred
(quar.)——
43/4 # preferred A (quar.)——
Rliodeslan Selection Trust, Ltd.—
283/4C
(quar.)
class A
Co.,
Engineering
Extra
Class
11-
8
8-25
9-15
7-31
(quar.3
Class A
9-30
(quar,)———
(quar.)
preferred
10-24
(69c
(22 (be
Strawbridge
Share
10- 1
HoMerm
When
Par
Name of Company
(5c
$270
(quar.)
Class A
6-28
$1.50
(s-a)
Northwest Airlines, common
Northwest
7-
(40c
.
Northern RR. of New
Northland
7-29 I
7-25
Roiaert
Payable o/Ree-
Ltd.
9-12
50c
.
—
6-23
1
t40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hampshire (quar.)
1st
1
Renold Chains (Canada),
6-23
8-
40C
.
Share
of Company
Name
of Rec.
8-1
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Northern Pacific Ry.
(quar.)_
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd., com.
When
Per
Holden
10-
22c
iquar.)
5# preferred (quar.)
Ohio Telephone
Northern
,
Payable
(Continued
on
page 50)
Volume
188
Number
5761
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(255)
*
=
15
—
s
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Year 1957
Lowest
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Oct
21
Lowest
33% Jun 17
3
37% Feb
12
51% July 15
43% Jan
13
92
13
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
102 Va Jan
7
Nov
1114 Jan
2
36% Dec
30
64% May 17
37% July 15
12 Va Oct
21
16% May 27
14% Jan
21
27
38% Jan
19% Jan
Dec
20Va Dec
24
132
24
Mar
1
Feb
12
8
27% July 18
27i% Jan
204
11
Jun
7
6*2 Dec
30
14% Jan
7
19'a Oct
11
31% July
5
14
Jan
1
A
Jan
16% Dec
31
31% July 23
17'% Jan
2
45% Oct
21
65% July 8
232% Jun 28
4tfy»Jan
13
15
193% Jan
8
23% Dec 30
155
2
July
23
10% Dec
30
Jun
25
6
217/a Jan
8
25% May
60% Jun
1
13
Mar
6
7
Alco Products Inc
4
30
9 '/a Jun
14
4% Jan
2
6
Jun
Apr 21
Apr 30
% Jun
16
Oct
17
240
Oct
24
Mar 17
226
30% Dec
31
14£
Sep
5
80
Jan
21
102% Jun
2
18% Mar 28
3
14% Apr
30'/a Jan
2
33% July 17
93% Dec
17
12% Oct
22
65% Apr
110% Jun
13
16% Nov 25
68% Nov 18
98% Jan
165
91
Apr
20% Nov 26
23% July
3
36% Dec
59
4
35% Jun
Oct.
18
12% Jan
3
72 % Apr
21
Jan
24
100
7%
preferred
Aldens Inc common
3% Dec
Dec~30
pfd 1951 series
17% May
80
July 14
9b
3
_
29
13
Jan
9
14% Feb
20
4 % 7o
Corp
Alleghany Corp
5 % %
2
common
•75%
5%
100
30
Dec
31
88% Nov 13
59
Oct
22
14
Dec
30
77
Oct
30
70% Aug
24% Jan
041/4 Jan
10
2
3
14% Jan
2
Jan
2
851% Jan
9
37'% Aug
8
34% Jan
13
99% Mar 28
97% Jan
3
113
31% Jan
7
93% Nov 13
1
July 18
78% July
7
20% July
100
3
12
Jun
44
July 16
108% Apr 24
351,4 July 14
661/2 May 29
36%
37
37%
37
37
36%
37
3,900
37%
37'a
36%
37
37%
38%
38
38%
38'%
38%
3,800
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
43:%
44%
43%
43%
80'4
80%
79%
80%:
6%
Co
Amerace
Jun
23
25
26% Jun
26
32% Dec
30
57% July
8
33% Jan
2
38% Jun
30
Amer
11% Dec
18
247a Jan
4
13
Jan
3
20V8 May
2
19
Jan
a
19% July 9
19% May 19
3% Jan
2
Amer
20
38% Dec
30
64% July
53% Jan
25 *
64
28
24
35% Jun
Oct
41% Jan
Feb
24
42 Va Jan
21
391/2 Jan
2
45% Feb
5
40
5
2
50'/a July
3
021/4 Jan
2
83
8
Sep
39% Jan
29 Vs Jan
17
36
75% Nov 26
93% Feb 27
80 % Jan
3
35% Oct
22
39% Jan
17
23% Oct
22
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
39% May 22
29% Oct 22
?
li^May
25
Feb
2
131/4 Jan
30
13% Dec
30
14 Va Jan
2
Oct
21
49
7
82% Feb
12
19% Dec
30
31% Feb
1
17% Apr 23
19 Va Jan
2
11% Jan
2
23% Jan
16% Jan
2
21
16% Dec
70
23
Oct 28
135
Feb
2
13
75
Jan
6
45% May 2
20% July 16
21% Jun
9
3d
107/a Oct
July 17
May 22
96% Mar
24
38% Jan
7
47% May 23
34% Jun 10
17% Aug 27
27f8«ran 14
Jun
7
Jun
42
13
26% July 18
15% July
1
24% May 22
7
Jan 2d
05
73% Nov 26
84% Dec
5
73
Jan
10% Feb
15% Aug 19
97% Jun
7
13
Jan
3
17
IK
Juu
SI
108
16% Jun
3
13
Feb
27
17% Jun 11
16
Jan
a
92
12
Nov 29
12% Oct
22
la% Jan
2
93
Oct
10
29'/a Oct
22
102
May 27
43% July 16
78
Aug
28
83
41
Jan
21
16
Oct
22
58% July 18
28% Jun 13
88
Feb
Jun
28
99% Feb
20% Dec
20
29
4
24
Dec
11
Nov 14
5% Jan
44
Oct
11
7
22
31
6
juiy 31
July 31
15
17% Oct
21
52'% Dec
31
35% Dec
31
133% Nov
4
39% Oct
18
113
14
8
17% Jan
17
45% Jan
24
3
48% Apr
15% Jan
10
145
43
Jan
45% Mar 12
67% Dec
31
65% Jan
6
22% Nov
40
24
25
25% Feb
12
Dec
8% Oct
24
Nov
30
22
Apr
34% Apr
12
Jan
179% Mar
31V8 Jan
6
2
8% Jan
2
4
167% Jan
2
78% Jan
31
74% Feb
131% Feb
July 16
May 12
Potash
tAmer
Rad
7%
24
25
24%
25
29,400
38%
38 %
38
38 %
37%
38 %
37%
37%
37%
38
6,800
10
100
10
12.50
10
Co
Co of
1
111
100
Jun
7%
25
4
Apr
10
2
15% July 11
26
6%
Co
American
Water
No par
com
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
21
19 V2 Mar
7
10% Jun
4
13% Jun
18
American
5
2
27% May
7
11
Anaconda
Anaconda
48% Jun
Zinc
2
Aug 29
45
11
41
Jan
7
54
9
88
Jan
2
100
July 12
33
Jan
22
Dec
95% May
32% Dec
30
50 %
22% Oct
21
24% Oct
22
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
INOTE:
American Radiator &
May 21
May 13
2
38% July
7
Jan
13
31% July
25% Apr
21
SO
1
12
SS
did
not
1,600
82%
1,900
*35
35%
S5
35
*34%
35
34%
35
351%
35'/4
*92%
95
*93
85
*93
95
*93Va
95
44%
Amphenol
change
Feb
25
25
33%
45%
451%
*93%
46%
46
46%
36,700
*33
33Va
33%
33
33
32%
32%
1,000
44%
44
45
44%
44%
4.4%
44%
44
44%
11,200
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
15,600
19%
20%
20
20%
*40%
41 Va
*40%
26%
25%
26
15%
23%
99%
41%
23
99 %
100
'
*16
♦101%
*14
19%
♦102
36%
*84%
*16
16%
*101'%
108
14%
14
20
19%
*102
105
36%
37
*84
851/a
20
*41
26%
25%
20'%
20'%
*41
41%
26'%
261%
*97
201/4
14,200
12,200
15%
15
151/4
15
15 Va
23 Va
22%
23
23
23
82
82
82
82%
82%
98%
99%
98
99
16%
98%
*16
♦101%
108
14
14
19%
19%
*102
105
36%
85 Vs
36%
*84
100%
16 Va
*16
*16
16%
♦101%
14 Va
108
*101%
*13%
108
14
*13%
19%
19%
102
105
36%
36'%
85%
*84
54%
19%
19%
♦101
102
36%
36%
*84
85%
54%
54 %
23%
■
*97
3,800
41'%
26%
15 Va
*80
82
99
20 %
42
22%
15%
23
*79%
82
20 Va
*40
25%
26
14%
15%
23 V*
*80%.
1/4
3,000
200
6,400
16%
108
14%
1,400
19%
4,800
104
36%
10
24,500
85 Va
54%
900
24 Va
60,100
98%
120
3,100
97
97
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24 Va
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
13 %
13%
13'%
13%
13%
14
*13%
14
11%
11%
11%
12 Va
11%
12'%
12 Va
12:!«
61V*
60%
61
*23%
13%
*
13%
11%
12
800
56,400
9,600
61%
60%
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
24%
37 %
37%
37
37%
36%
37V4
36%
36%
371%
37i%
42
43%
41%
42%
42%
44 Via
42%
44
43 Va
44
50,800
13
32,000
60%
13
*151
28
54%
43%
60%
61%
12%
13%
*152
154
33
60%
12%
13
152
154
12%
*151
13
194
12%
*151
154
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28%
28%
28%
54 %
53 %
53%
55
55
55%
58
59
60
43
43%
*149 %
151
52 %
52%
*125
127
33%
126
126
•129 %
130%
129V4
130%
27
27%
26%
com—5
14%
15 Va
14%
14%
27
25
*27
27%
27
27
25
*25 Vs
26 %
25 %
25%
12
11%
12
34%
700
20
75%
75%
75%
75%
1,200
29%
30
29%
30
2,900
33%
33%
33'%
33%
4,950
33%
11
127
29 Vs
29
33
88%
*125
33%
76
29 %
87%
300
127
76
76
87%
19,900
53%
34%
29%
87%
47%
147 Va
*52'%
34%
76
25
46%
147'%
531%
34%
33%
178%
47'%
*125
34Va
10%
850
147 y*
45
53
34
33
10
3,300
147'%
45%
149%
53
126
52%
600
2,500
*52%
44
148
44%
150
177%
12
13
152
24%
28%
11%
11
60%
*24%
179 %
Smelting—1
400
95
33%
178%
5
series
&
40%
Va
100
25
5,900
10%
10%
10%
1,100
178 Va
178'%
178%
72,300
88%
87 Va
88 V*
87%
87%
13,100
129 %
1291/4
127%
128%
129 Va
790
26 Vs
27%
27%
28 Va
27%
28%
58,400
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
15
27
27'A
*26%
27%
*26%
27 Va
26 Vs
*25 Va
26 Va
25'%
25%
190
12 V*
11%
12'%
I2V4
12%
5,000
26%
26'%
26%
6,600
10%
10%
10%
178 %
179 Va
88
*251.2
12
178
129
8,900
400
1
25%
26 %
25%
26 Vs
26 Va
45%
43%
45
45%
46%
46%
47%
48 Va
57,000
44 Va
47%
50
&
49
48 %
49
491/2
50
50 %
51 Va
51%
1,400
48 Va
51 Va
No par
•51
52
50%
50%
51
51
51
51
•51 Va
99
99
*99
100%
*99
99 Va
99
99
*98%
37
37'%
36%
36%
37
36%
36%
1,700
30 %
29 V a
36%
30 Va
29V3
30%
30%
31 Va
18,800
*28 Va
29'%
*28 Va
29 %
29 Va
29 Va
100
Corp
Cable
Glass Corp—
6.25
Common
its corporate title.
41
331/4,
20
100
common
Electronics
Copper
45%
40%
44%
52%
Tobacco
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes
45%
44%
45%
25
common
Lead
Anchor Hocking
84
44%
81%
149%
series
Wire
31% Feb
44'%
83
-No par
100
Co
57 % Mar 25
2
5
100
10
Works Co
3
28% Mar
9% Oct
May
44'%
83
41
88%
Corp
20% Mar 13
8
10
13
44
82:%
24
Co
Viscose
Jan
30
44
82%
97
preferred
American
23% Jan
Jan
43%
81%
23%
Building Co—No par
American Tobacco
25% Jan 23
22% Jan
41
43 %
97
Sany
3,800
41
81
97
1
41 Va
40%
43%
81%
23%
25
28,300
43%
54
Co
43'/4
41%
97
5
300
10,600
81
23'/a
20
19,500
5'/a
43%
48%
49
54
—1
120
41
48%
54
Tel & Tel Co
271/4 Feb
40
49%
23 %
Refining common
4
46 Vs Jun
48%
53%
Co
Stores
7
9
49%
22%
preferred
American
31
81
48%
500
48%
23%
—
American Sumatra
89% Jun
33% Aug
72% Jan
19
5
29 %
134% Jun
30
18%
19
5 Vu
76'%
8
30
18'%
19%
5
18%
54
No par
Std
18'/a
*19
18%
23%
preferred
61 %
5%
18%
*19
53%
2
34
19 Va
18%
.19
5
No par
com
34
*59%
5%
18%
19
common—1
Inc
Gas
61 %
5%\ ;
49%
5
29%
2
22
1
34»/4
5 %
19%
19%
18%
*19
76
12% July
1,200
*59%
1
34
600
44
108
*34
33%
179% Jun
43%
*104
900
38,300
24%
34'A
Amer Sugar
43%
108
20%
100
61
33%
American
43%
*104
19%
*99
34%
34% July 17
Jun
44
108
M
24 %
noncumulatlve preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
77% July
%
*104
20
101
1,300
29,400
*59%
6%
31
43
19%
*99
43%
76%
*34
34%
July 16
126
43%
108
*104
20 Va
100
76%
77%
36'%
110
24%
20
preferred
22% Oct
Dec
43 %
43%
10"
*125
27
29 % Oct
99
Apr 29
56
25% Jan
43
19%
99 %
American Snuff
122% Jan
39% Dec
19%
99 %
77
108
6014
Co——10
Chemical
&
Sc
preferred
Ship
14
6
19%
771%
*43%
34'%
com
Amer Smelt & Refg com
7%
19%
101
76%
*35%
43
23%
Co
American
5
75 Va
36%
109 V.1
60%
Co
Seating
13
*43 Va
♦105
77
76%
43
107%
34%
12.50
Co
American
Jun
*35 %
43%
108%
35
60%
100
Natural
30% May 13
44% July 11
11% July 26
9% Jan
Amer
19 %
*95%
431/2
107
•
35%
Corp
News
44 Va
77
*35 Vs.
43%
107
'
*31
24%
100
Optical
14% Mar 13
36%
75%
35
60%
preferred—100
convertible
American
157
73
*31
400
23%
10
No par
Products
American
May
2
25
Metal
American
6
Va July 18
27% Jan
100
& Metals
10
Jun
47
2
100
preferred
American
74
35
*31
36%
43 %
104'4
Fdry common__7
Climax
28% Mar 13
68
3
69% Aug 22
121% Aug 19
4%%
&
39 % Mar
155
47% Jan
22
July 14
2
31
24
97
Metal
*35%
44%
preferred
Amer
1
Apr
27% Dec
24
3.90%
Amer Machine
24 Va Jun
17
36%
1051,4
prior preferred
63
2
Oct
10
5%%
American Mach
3
117% Jan
Oct
6
2
15
7% Oct
3
20% Jan
123% Feb
30
Jun
72%
35
44%
Corp—1
Investment
37% Feb
85% Jun
*31
103 %
1
American
111
25
2
20% May
7
35
*36
.1
48% Jan
97% July 3
63% Jun 11
1
No par
Motors
155 % Jan
26,600
25%
No par
SS
Molasses
13
76%
Corp
noncumulatlve
6%%
22V4 Jan
75 Vs.
International Corp
3
30
160
6%
American
34% Jan
72%
Corp
American
23V4Jun
2
70%
common
Ice Co
2
.T"ly Ifj
72%
Products
Home
AH
IIV4
7114
*31
No par
Aserlean Hawaiian
American
rtu
159
78,800
No par
Cable
American Hardware
American
4
10
28%
Tiling
1
Enka Corp
5
European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
17
9
27%
American
23
Apr
27%
American
14% May 12
18% Jan
27%
Encaustic
15% Jun
158
27%
common
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power
American
Jan
Apr 21
33% Apr
7
27%
.
Sugar
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
2
02
36
27%
com
American Crystal
24% Jun
3
26%
25
1
31
27%
common
&
3
May
7,200
26%
American Chicle Co
57% Mar 24
Oct
6
Co
I
64 Va Jan
33%
No par
Apr 21
141/4 July 11
20Va
221/2 MflV
99%
33
preferred
American Chain
Jan
33 V2
24
Jan
47% Jan
99%
33%
20
Jan
37% May 17
66% July 11
22
79
99
32%
1
Radio
8
23
Nov
2
3
99
33%
common
&
11
22
10% Dec
Jan
32 Va Jan
Inc
6
July
35,900
99
32%
preferred
12
18% Dec
33% Oct
106% Jun
25%
2 5 Va
*07%'
50
Co
8% Mar 21
16% Jun
30% Oct
341
06
19
24%
24%
9314
33%
50
American Cable
American
25%
%
32%
Broadcasting-Paramount
7%
330
4,600
98
preferred
Note
Shoe
American Can
80%
24%
Corp
Bosch Anna
Theatres
8%
44
80%
25 %
preferred
Brake
43%
80%
Co—
preferred
American Bank
6%
44
33%
preferred
Bakeries Co
American
43%
*79%
98%
12.50
conv
44%
80'/a
33%
America
convertible
41/2%
700
43%
*79%
98 Va
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
American
20
No par
Petroleum
3%%
95
24%
Corp
Amerada
-
*92
10
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
19% Feb
37% Nov 27
of
convertible
*92
100
convertible preferred
59
5% July
50,100
No par
5
6% July 11
457a July 25
42% Mar 7
38
No par
9
22
37'/4
Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common
No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
Mar
3% Oct
12,500
1,300
May
8
35%
17%
29%
66
Aug
38%
33%
50
160
17%
29%
27
19
35%
35%
17
29%
5
7
17%
17%
100%
29%
11
271/3 Apr
17%
16%
226
29%
21
31
99
*221
*29%
Oct
32% Dec
99
226%
37
Sep
16% Oct
25
51
58%
29%
Amalgamated Leather
May 28
99
29%
Aluminum
45% July
227
*96
37%
76% July 18
37
31,400
5%
*220
99
29%
4.08%
110
5%
5%
227
37%
2
25
110
1,200
29 Va
Inc
Aluminium Limited
21
75%
700
32 % Mar 12
21
75%
*96
*220
70
75%
28,300
25
Feb
7,600
19
82 %
Jun
81
5%
17', it
115%
19
80
26
33% Feb
5%
16%
*115%
19
81%
8
27% Jan
5%
75%
11,300
*220
34
Alpha Portland Cement
7
5%
*75%
2,100
3%
78%
34 % Mar 11
29'% Jan 10
53% July 3
226
115%
*18%
32'2
160
3%
79%
991/4 July 18
147% Jun
5 %
16%
*115%
19
32%
*154
4V/
16%
•
78%
26% Jan
Apr 29
.77.:/%
*75%
.
5%
17
Co—
2
62
77
:
5
Kid
2
15
16%
115%
18%
32%
160
13%
Jan
Jan
16%
19
3%
78%
27
«0% Jan
32%
*154
4
76%
91% Jan
22
32%
160
3%
223
78
22 % May 19
8
32%
*154
4
*1151/4
16%
Corp
4
21
32%
160
400
*219
76%
Chemical
Jan
July
223
16,500
18
Allied
May 16
30% Feb
24% Nov 13
33
102
*218%
/
2,300
59 %
13%
17
27
220
18%
23%
58%
14
20% Dec
£9% Dec
*213%
18
*22%
95
81
21% Dec
59
*13%
74
53% July
22%
57'%
*92
82
23
18
22%
58
13%
20
27% Dec
18
23%
93
70% Dec
22
18%
57%
100
13%
Allied Mills
9
18%
23%
19
9714
Allied Products
39
8,200
9%
93
38% July 17
36'% M&y
1,300
10%
204
9%
35%
15"% Jan
119
203%
9%
203%
10%
13%
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
6
2031/2
204
9%
85
30% Jan
Nov
3,400
29%
13%
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
23% Nov 19
23%
*28%
13,900
13%
7
37
6,700
23%
29i%
•
95
30
2
23%
23%
5,700
14,800
.
*13%
Dec
Jun
22%
23%
24
291%
16%
87%
Inc
Allied Laboratories
47% Mar 19
21%
*28%
22%
23%
*28%
18
*92
Industries
49% Mar 24*
0
17%
38%
17%
22%
1
Allen
12
Jan
17%
38'A
18
115%
L
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd__100
Nov
30
226
17%
38%
17%
115%
No par
10
17%
38%
16%
19%
3,900
114
18%
115%
16%
♦111
400
57%
17%
18
32%
Shares
38%
38%
3%
16%
19 %
114
57%,
216
*154
115%
38
.571/4
17%
36%
12
Jan
56*%
*212
4
*111
23%
*23
32%
57%
37%
201
9%
17%
39%
57%
114
22
■
205
9%
160
2%
1
preferred
Allied
21
32%
154
100
2
2
*213
5
common
82% July 18
33% Jun 16
Jan
■
the Week
18
28%
205
loo
prior preferred
conv
35
27
23%
10%
1
_
preferred A
84 conv
6%
2
100
preferred
25% Dec 30
8
205
9%
r39%
...
Friday
July 18
17%
v
22
23%
58%
218
2
21
21%
x28%
23%
30
17%
11% Jan
116
205
21%
23%
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
2
23%
17%
Alabama
2
21'%
*29'/4
57%
2
16
18%
*22 %
3
Jan
37%
181/4
1
July
Jan
37%
18%
No par
May
Jan
38%
18%
Co
Gas
*111
37%
Aetna-Standard Engineering
conv
114
17%
Air Reduction Inc common
5
14
*111
17%
1
33
72
114
18%
1
3
108
*111
17%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10
2
8
57%
—No par
Admiral Corp
Aeroquip Corp
4.50%
■
Sales for
Thursday
July 17
39%
57%
™I_1
Corp
2% Jan
14
28%
Adams Express Co
24% Jan
Jan
*39%
57%
10
16
77'% Jan
39%
56%
1
Inc
Aug 28
3% May 28
19% Jan 10
114
*38%
57 %
25
Stores
Co
Adams-Millis
39%
57%
1
ACF Industries Inc
30
July 16
*38%
100
Vending Corp
Acme Steel
Wednesday
5
common
preferred
ACF-Wrigley
18% May 13
190
conv
3
30
20
4%
ABC
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
July 15
July 14
1
Abbott Laboratories
2
Oct
13% Dec
70
14
160
1
Dec
307
25% Dec
45% Feb
210
Monday
Far
Abacus Fund
20% Jun
July 11
10% May 28
176% Feb
V
57"% July 2
110% July 7
19V4 May 23
205
28
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
30'A May
Jan
7
NEW YORK
Jun
24% Jun
24% Jan
16% Jan
40
24% Jan
20% Jan
143
,1
Highest
30% Jan
<'"■
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
**
28
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
Mining
Last week's
No par
21.80
10
x37%
14
♦28 Va
29
37%
29%
29 %
*28
29
th,
25%
trade
namo
26
29
of
Am«
standard.
■
-
For all other footnotes M.
52
99
26,
300
30
;
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
.
(256)
Monday, July 21, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
J9% Dec
65% Jan
36
Jan
22
4
Archer-Daniels-Midland
35% Mar 24
2
Jan
29
39% Apr 25
16
34% Jun
25
Feb
No par
Steel
Armco
18% July
7
Armour
27% July
8
Armstrong Cork Co
90
5
80% Nov 18
30
Jan
22% Jan
2
92
Feb
86
Feb
26
Feb
5
14
32% Jun
16% Apr
7
22
3% Oct
22
6% Jun
3% Jan
8
12% July 14
29% Jan 23
Artloom
10
21
10% Oct
Sep
18
17
23% May 29
36% July 19
14% Dec 24
197/8 May 6
31% May 31
28
Dec
17
87y«iOct
8% Jan
9
Jan
27% Oct
22
34
4
103
Feb
25
18% July 18
Carpet
Ashland
12
31% July 17
6% Jan
ASR
9% May 21
9
Oil
May
29
4
78
Jun
18% Nov 19
27
Jan
105
May
77% Feb
8
34 %
34%
34
34 %
34 %
34
32%
32%
32%
33 %
32 %
32 %
32 %
32%
7.300
51 %
52 %
51%
53
52%
53%
52%
34%
54
54%
57,800
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17 %
16%
17%
42.300
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
16,800
11
17% Jan
8
9 % Jan
2
10
*17%
18%
11%
12%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
2.50
24%
24%
24
24
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
1.200
Jan
2
31% Dec
13
29% Jan
10
83% Nov
1
95
23
86% Jan
8
37% July 16
28
Feb
92
22
15
2
8% Feb
5
Atlas
14% Jan
2
16% Apr
28
5%
Dec
30
79%. July 16
65% Apr
12% Jun
17
Atlas Powder
13
Austin Nichols common
18% Mar 22
16% Nov 26
16% Jan
8
33
21
25% Oct
2
May 15-
30% Jan
22
7% July
5
1
4% Oct
43% July
3
6% Jan
2
7% Jun
49% Jun
1% Dec
31
19
Oct
21
5% Jan
46% Jan
11
26
Jun
24
9
Dec
30
15
16
2
31% Nov
6
15
9% Jail
34% Jan
6
41% Jun
8
97% Jan
2
105% July
35% Feb
102
90% July 26
SO
4
Jan
Mar
3% Jan
28
Feb
95
July 22
9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Feb
10
58% July 25
22% Apr
7
45 % Dec
23
7
17
63
May 16
2
57>/4 Jan
45% Apr
27% Dec
29 % Jan
2
SO
Nov
14
89
48% May 27
58
15% Jan
18
19% July 25
16% Jan
6
39% Oct
21
71% May 22
45% Apr
8
23
17% Dec
15% Aug
6
29% Nov 25
116
16
Jun
5
2
15% Jun
9
Beaunit Mills Inc
47% July 16
86 % Aug
9
31% Jan 24
18 % May 16
25% Jan
2
Beckman
42
72 % Dec
26
15% Oct
22
1
3
Jan
9
'
10 % Jan
73% Jan
Jan
2
May 19
May 22
29% May 23
28% Jan
10% Jan
2
13% Aug
22
24% Jan
31
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
42
Jan
7
35
89 % Feb
0
90
Mar
4
44%
Apif
10
18 Va Jan
2
8
11% Oct
Jan
42
10
Oct
21
10% Oct
18
21
40
Jun
18
48
% Dec
20
«0
Dec
30
43
14% Feb 25
66% May 17
May 14
May 9
Feb
15
1% Jan 28
32% July 15
47% Dec 16
20% Oct
21
54% Jan
33% Dec
18
130
Dec
58% July 18
253/8 May 12
50% July 14
1 % Feb
48 Jan
28'% Jan
26 ;
34% July 16
68% July 16
..
45 % Jan
643/4 May 17
36
Jan
30
18
43% Jan
31
33% Jan
2
12% Dec 23
293/4 Jan
14
12% Jan
2
15"% Mar 13
Bliss
61% Jan
2
34% Feb
25
46% July 16
Boeing
19% Dec
Oct
10
2
23% Jan
18
2
29% Jun
17
1
July
23% Jan
24
% July 16
143% Jan
2
Dec
31
25
Oct
22
17% May 27
14% Jan
2
2
11% Dec
10% Jan
2
17% May 23
12% Feb 19
00% Jan
0
72
•1% Feb
18% Feb
5
12
63% Dec
24
46
Jan
10
25% Apr 23
Oct
July 10
31% July 2
30
87
Jan
22
78
16
3%%
45
Oct 30
85
48y«Jaa
3
57% July
3
14
13% Jun
13
3
13
5%
Jan
1
7% Jan
47% Jan
10
18% Apr
0% Oct
22
11% Jan
17% Dec
24
41% July
SS% Nov 18
4% Dec
48
30
Jan
2
14
47
lo
Jan
10% Jun
2
27% May 21
38% Jan
8
13% Jan
30% Nov 19
6% Jan
8
11
6% Jan
28
48% Mar 21
26% Jan
2
35-/8 May ^6
61% July 12
53 Va Jan
13
69% July 11
87
15
92
36% Jun
13
11
15
21
Dec
24
46% Jun
Jan
18%
14%
5
44%
Jan
2
15% Mar 27
9% Feb
28
12% Jan
16
2
12% Jun
2
Nov
19
14J/4 Jan 23
Dec
30
74% Jan
23
03
Feb
25
70
Apr
64
Oct
29
65
24
56
Mar 26
60
July 10
76
May
23
52% July 10
64% Jan
27% Apr
VI
'
3
8
8
19
Jan
3
16% Mar
7
21% Dec
3
29
Jan
11
22% Jan
10
3% Dec
23
10% Jan
10
1% ,T->n
15
18% Dec
24
96% Dec 30
45% Jan
36% Jun
lv 17
16
20
Jan
6
104% Feb 26
98
Jan
9
10
2
17
July 16
19
July 16
29% July
5% Feb
May
7,600
43%
174,600
*155
9%
9%
*63%
65
22
44% Jan
li
2% Oct
22
7% Jan
2
9
Dec
30
'4% Oct
28
32% Jun
24
13% Jan
2
15% Aug
6% Jan
37% Jan
39 Va
Jah 31
3% Jan
2
9 V'4 J&'n
8
5 Va Jan
4
35 % Jan
2
49% July
5
Jun
(The)
14
May 23
9% May 20
%
23
42%
43
5,200
23%
28%
29
8,900
19% ;
19%
; 18%
14%
Z 14%
14%
.
14%
14%
8,700
y 44 %
46%
/
45%
46 Va
102,000
29/64 31/64
516,300
ay
31/64
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,000
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17%
"17%
3,300
11
11
11
11
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
11
70
71%
69
69%
69
69
69
69 %
70
70%
6,400
5
100
30
30 %
29%
30%
30 %
31
30%
31 Va
30%
31%
34,500
82
81
81
80
80
*79
56%
55 %
56 Va
55%
56
55
*81
56 Va
No par
100
12%
12Va
23%
23%
2.50
—5
50
3.50
3
2.50
Co common
17%
17%
17%
Bullard
Co
;
*79
82
55%
.
Watch
Bulova
Co
28%
9%
28%
47%
47%
9%
Rights
12%
12%
13
12%
13%
12%
13
4,500
23%
24
24
24%
24
24
2,200
■
8%
34%
' 66%
8%
34%
67%" 68% !
89
*88
46%
.
•'
46%
14%
v
14%
*88
14%'
•
14%
82
29%
13%
29% Tv.; 29%
13% \
' " 13%'
.
11%
' 12%
1
com
'11%
11%
69%
100
100
100
5
68%
1
15
Copper & Zinc
5
Byers Co (AM) common
7% participating preferred
10
100
11%
-
60
*59
.
.
83'29%
*5%
23%
*100
34%
66
67
66 V 2
46 V.j
46 W
14%
14%
54
41%
43%
41%
42 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
25 5
26%
25 %
15%
.
14%
3,000
66 %
4,800
89
46
46%
California
Callahan
Packing Corp.,*...—
Mining
•
14%
500
42%
22,400
26%
26%
2,300
25%
26%
.12,600
14%
19,600
14%
*32
43% July
9
18% Mar 31
Campbell Soup
90
60
Julv
56% Jan
29
46
May
50VaJan
7
33% Jun
18
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
23% Oct
23
31
36% May 13
21% Jan
28% Jun
45% Dec
16
52
47% Jan
54% May 12
Por
footnotes
29 % July 15
see
Jan
page
2
26.
26% Jan
16
Canada
Dry
Canadian
Co
Corp
common
Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co—
100
83
83%
*82
83
29%
29%
*29%
30 V*'
30 %
30%
800
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13 %
13%
6,400
*81%
V
-
11%
4,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
31,400
68 Va
68%.
68%
69%
68 %
68%
130
59%
59%
11%
,.60
11%
32%
33%
•
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,
jr.
ua
11%
11 V'4
59%
y31%
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59%
75
*59
75
75
*74
11%
*74
76
32 %
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3-
100
20
15
m
11
,
32%
32
■jj
28,800
652,600
18%
in
18%
18%
18%
18%
13,100
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
28
28%
8,000
5%
29%,.,
-.
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
3.100
25%
26%
24
24%
101
100
24 %
100
•"
24%
*100
25
101 1
*100%
101
5%
26
26
2,200
101
101
120
49 %
48%"
4312
'
48%
48%
4,000
48%
48%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
V'4
4%
5,400
13%
13%
13%
13%
11,100
7%
7%
7%
7%
24,400
42%
42%
1
8Va
13%
8%
1.80
1.66%
No par
42%
42%
18%
18%
85%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13,800
86
84 %
84%
*34 %
86
84%
84%
200
*84%
x48%
*33V8
27
48 %
50
*47%
50
*47%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33 %
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
-54%
54i4
*54%
54%
54%
54%
1
Calumet & Heckla Inc
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Jan
3,900
54%
48%
4%
12%
8%
42%
Corp
14% Jan
5
6,600
14%
41%
54
15
700
34 V a
14 %
14%
54%
«
9,500
29,200
*53%
14%
54%
14%
-
8 %
8
*88
91
*88
46%
30%
48
65%
66 %
91
46%
6,200
9%
33%
34%
*88
29%
*47-
8%'
35%
12
.
29
47%
34%
11%:'11%
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69%
V *59
29% '
47%
8%
13%
75
V•"H,;*73%
75
33% • 33% /
' • 32%/33%
—
'
>• *—■
17%
17%
/
17%' 17%
28%
47%
8'/a
14%
.55
42%
26%
26%
14%
*73%
__
Bush Terminal Co
*81
29
46%
"46Va
14%
*54%
41%
9%
9%
8%
91
;
9%
9%
28%
■
8%
34%67%
46
.
9%
9%
28%
4714
82
__
81
21% Dec
3,400
55%
55
23%
9%
28%
47%
'
*
7%
34%
5
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
4c/c
preferred
3%% preferred
4%% second preferred
Burroughs Corp
27
8
60
82
*
10
:
Feb
5
1,700
23Va
*12
1
No par
84
May
6,000
19%
18%
46%
17%
5
,_1
25
July 31
8
50
65%
44
43
"
74
16% May
3,900
15
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Butte
7
9%
1.25
Butler Bros
26
400
156
*\
36% Oct
10,100
56 V*
43%
& Main© RR—
5
7
67%
55 Va
156
%
common—
preferred
8
26% July 17
101
67%
18
25%
May 12
.
.
45
* 26%
31
2,000
14%-
14%
2
34%
8,600
44%
25%
Budd
11,800
43%
45%
5
4
16% Jan
8
82% Jan 30
9
Jan
:
500
1%
12,700
18%
'26%.
10
74% Jan 25
2d
58%
50%
14%
26%
02
02% Nov 13
%
43 %
95
14%
.
26%
Jan
9% Jan
28%
28%
43'%
65
66
•43 %
55
9%
1,100
11,400
10,800
.
18%
18%
14%
44
28
28%
28
*65
67
43%
No par
5
27
2
44%
67%
42%
*155
9%
*65
66
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
31% Feb
2
10
21
43%
9%
•\
156%
9%
42%
26
13% Jan
78% Jun
9% Dec 26
*65%
155%
9%
55
25
90 % Jan
9% Dec 31
<5.-.,,
156%
42%
14% July
21% May 17
15
<)•-.„
41%
"155,
55
27% Jun 30
34% July 5
29% Jan 11
156%
No par
13
15% Nov 27
"
155
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
22 Va Jan
Jun
41%,
42%
54%
55 Va
66
35
65%
68%
2
55% July
44% July
9
%
54 %
42
7
13
52% Jan
65
54%
1
15
17
24
63%
54 %
41?"
02
Brown & Bigelow
Brown Shoe Co Inc_
32 Va Jan
Nov 20
63
5(511,
411:.
*34%
12
18%
63%
24%
1
1 %
1
34%
5^1/,
Brooklyn Union Gas
2
May 23
!<
34
■
34
33%
2
6
42 % Jan
13% Dec 30
16% Oct
50%
1 Va
12
17%
62%
*91
58
24
50%
1
■
*50%
53%
23%
50 %
26
34% Jan
11% Jan
Jan
79
27% Dec
56%
24
50%
1 Va
11,200
130
4,300
34%
56%
23%
1
160
10,800
8,600
23%
55%
10
Co
-
95
55 %
100
10
Mar 13
15
8
Dec
Jan
28
22
21 Va Nov
30
48V'4 May 22
36% Aug
7
30
18% Mar 11
25% Oct
Dec
■(
50%
,_1
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
8% July 16
2
91
Jan
92
95
12
18%
62%
23%
2.50
Braniff Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4Vz% conv preferred
11
Feb
36
Aug 26
11% Oct 22
41
12
18
62%
?91
54%
1
B?St9a EdlSpn Co—
Boston
19% Jan
30
40,500
27,900
24,600
6,300
50
70
69,300
3,100
900
3,400
1,000
11.600
5,100
1,100
2,300
50%
100
Common
25% Jun
30
9%
23%
100
preferred
9
f % Dec
8%
55%
1
1
Co
Co (The)
Borg-Warner Corp
Apr
19% Dec
*91
*91
8%
50%
8
Borden
15% Dec
53% Jan 24
95
95
34%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
T3
2
62%
*91
800
7
.
18%
62
*12
—
9% Jan
9
17%
62
34
Rights
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bond Stores Inc
31/64 July 17
14
6
17%
60%
46.500
i:i
14
Jan
17%'\
12%
1
Airplane
37%
12%
30%
64
.
1 %
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
(E W)
83
26%
17
7%
47 Vo
8%
13%
62%
36%
12%
~
47 %
7%
26%
27% l
26%
27%
12
12%
12Va
12%
40%
40%
• 40%41
104 !-} 104%
103% 103%
91 %
92%
*91
92%
31% • 33%
32%
33%
57%' 58
57%
58
36
38
*",36
36
54%' 55%
55
55%
24
24
24
24
48%
51%
50%
51%
?4
24%
23%, 24%
1.9%
19%
19%
19%
43% 44% ;
43%
43%
*165
172
*165
172
102'a 102%
*101
103
13Va
13% 13%
13%
19%
20%
20
20%
*80%
83
*80'%
83
26%
26%
r2o
27
*30
32
*30
32
36%
37%'
36%
36%
20%.
36%
12%
17%
1
Co
Blaw-Knox
36%
.
600
40%
'
7
170
103
36%
32
27
.
2,200
46%
7%
48%
*80%
25%
30
82
*30
1 peso
4%% pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
66% July 9
I 46% Jun 27
*80%
26%
31%
83
%
23
*22%
23%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
35% Dec 23
'19%
27%
"7
23
23%
27
21% Dec
19%
'"
50%
10% Jun
2
6,700
54%
2
Jan
20%
-36%
5
12
6% Jan
100
45%
50
159% Jun
66
13%
45 %
_1
3
11
*18%
*160
*100%
13%
19%
13%
13
12Va
149% Jan
Apr
43%
27
Bestwall Gypsum Co—
Bethlehem Steel (Del) common
1% preferred
;
75
18 %
43 %
8%
9
27
27'%
12%
12%
40%- 40%
103
104
*92%
94%
31%
33
*• 57%,
58%
*
35%- 35%
54
.55%
24%
24',.
48
49%.,
24%
24%
19%
19%
43%
44
170
100%
31%
13
15% Jan
11
43
100%
13%
*80
33% Jan
57% July 9
43% July 18
18%
44%
*46%.
24
47%
24%
19
*165
102
19%
36% Jan
s
43 Va
170
13
1
Inc
47
24%
19
100%
1
10
100
Best & Co Inc
Best Foods Inc
2
29
Consolidated
24
48%
24%
19%
19
10
Bendix Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co common
5°/o preferred
Benguet
35%
53%
24
43Va
7
0% Dec 23
16
•;
Jan
45
11
Apr
31%
57%
*162
50% July 10
155
Jan 24
20
Jun
V91
10%
18%
24%
100
1
50
pfd
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co common
*4%% preferred
19% May 14
65% May 9
62
10%
44 Va
47
1
Inc
Beech Creek RR
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
37% May 22
12% July 11
2
2
1
Instruments
Beech Aircraft Corp
Jun 16
,34
61%
10%
43%
24
2.50
Beck Shoe (AS) 4%%
83
3
18
29
Apr 22
35% July
12
Jan
93
5
11
20% Jan
23
10% Mar
4
44% May 28
104
Apr
27% Feb
20% Jun
7
3
127
61 %
*18%
40%
105
94%
800
59%
43%
8
8%
26%
27%
12%
12%
40%
40%
*103
105
*92%
94%
29%
31%'
57%
58
*35%
35%
53%
54%
21,800
*10%
18%
.
400
7 %
59%
42%
7%
7%\
7 %
' 10%
*18%
47%
86 %
*85
OO 72
7
20
16
44 %
9
96,200
16
18%
12%-
40%
15%
10%
27
9,200
39%
15%
59
53
Beatrice Foods Co common——12.50
3%% conv prior preferred
100
4% % preferred
100
102
Nov
31
5
89% July 12
10% Dec 23
20
7
com
Jun
May 20
Dec
16
Mar 24
27
16% Jan
4%7* preferred series B
100
4% preferred series C
:100
Baltimore & Ohio common—
100
4% noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
-1
Barber Oil Corp
_10
Basic Products Corp
1
Bath Iron Works Corp
10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co——10
Bayuk Cigars Inc——
No par
166
136
21
Jun
57% Jan
Mar 24
33% Jan
35% May 20
11
Nov
Baltimore
Gas
*85
7 %
16
10' :*
7%
26%
12%
40%
*103
*92%
30%
57%
35%
No par
9
30% May
July 23
& Elec
Corp
3
21
33% July 18
58% July 16
36% July 8
•
(The)
35%
87
7
58%
~7
35
80%
10%
47'%
90
39%
58%
7 %
3,100
90
38 %
10%
47%
32.300
92
38%
58%
7
83.600
9%
37 Va
9%
* 35%
16
47%
23%
9%
36%
23%
34 %
16
1,900
37
37%
r
180
70
23 %
74%
35%
"
i
7,100
103
75%
103
103
*2212
1
-9
13
Inc
Babcock & Wilcox Co
30
95
32 Va Dec
Babbitt CB T)
4
20
3574
*30
15%
43%
Mfg Corp (Th.e.Lcommon---3
conv preferred.
No par
Jan
35%
J)%
92
16
*18
$2.25
9% Jun
4,400
35%
38%
2.50
;
13% Jun
34
Mar 18
90
Avco
30
3,400
22%
10
37 %
*90
7%
7
22%
9%
10%
($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—_5
27
Mar 14
43
47,500
8%
74%
58%
pref
When issued
88% Nov
7
*15%
1
No par
Co——
prior
7 Va
_1
75 V
37
92
*90
92
*91
20
20
common
preferred—
Conv
18% May 13
47% May 23
2
Corp
18%
31%
8%
102%
103
22 %
9%
36%
87
6% Jan
24
30
22 %
9%
36%
86%
9
24
18
Jun
21%
9%
36%
87
Jan
11% Jan
7% Jan
22 %
9%
36%
87
86
1
17
18%
31%
8%
.
35%
102%
,
75
37%
30
18 y4
31%
8/2
35%
8%
74%
74 %
37
Dec
57
104 %
76%
37%
6% Dec
Mar 29
*103
76%
37%
75% Nov
18
31
35%
35 %
104%
*103
Atlantic Refining
14
35
No par
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Nov 26
35%
common—-—10
$3.75 series B preferred
100
35% July 16
.
8%
20
19,100
31%
18%
17%
*30%
8%
35
40% July 18
7
17%
31%
8%
35
2
B6
17%
31 %
8%
34 %
25
Jan
18%
35%
Feb
90
90
*17%
34%
34
25
*87%
18%
17%
34%
10
27% Jan
Jan
90
*17%
31%
?%
preferred
50% July 15
Jan
*87%
18%
Topeka & Sante Fe—
non-cum
57% Jun
94
90
*13%
17%
1
100
—10
—
.
86% Nov 13
14
*87%
18
18
i
preferred——
26% Nov 13
6
90
*87%
31
1
com
10
Atlantic City Electric Co corn—6.50
4%
preferred
100
5%
13
Jun
27%
90
Common
23% July 18
6
27%
27 %
2.400
27%
Dry Goods Corp—
1st
Atchison
Jan
Jan
34%
*87%
Associates Investment Co
7
10% Feb
87
33%
32
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Products Corp
5
5.25%
5
7
8% Nov
34%
32%
—1
Co Inc
Inc
Common.
35% July 16
2
6
67
0
MY* Nov
Jan
94% Jan
6
Shares
July 18
July 17
No par
5
1
common
Refining
&
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
34%
2nd
15
Jan 28
—
Industries
Arvin
Associated
•8% Nov
Corp—
& Co
27% Feb
8% Nov 22
2
May
PRICES
July 16
5
$3.75 preferred-——
Arnold Constable Corp
16% Jan
7
12% Feb 10
SALE
Wednesday
5
10
Oil Corp——
Argo
54% July 18
39% Apr
July 14
Par
HIGH
Tuesday
July 15
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
JR% Dec
13
21% Dec 31
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Bance for Prtvlona
5
100
No par
25
No par
49
4%
13
85
*49
33%
27
*54%
49
4%
18
51
33%
-
27%
54%
,
12%
13%
8%
7%
8%
43%
42 %
13
*47%
43
42%
4
43
50
8,400
40
33%
33%
400
27%
27%
11,200
54%
54%
300
Volume
188
Number
5761
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
;
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9% Dec 30
2 8'A Oct
26% Jan
22
21
22
Oct
Lowest
4
51'A Jun
103a Jan
13
90V2 NOV 11
2
30% Apr
32% May 22
105
Mar 21
24
6
9
28% Feb
Carborundum
21
" July
103
19
25% Nov 10
25% Jan
40 A Dec
19
39% Jan 13
31% Dec
30
74% July 16
65% Jan 11
32% Jan
2
47
38% Jan
3
47
20% Jan
2
19% Jan
13
25% July 15
30% May 29
37
Aug 15
18% Oct 22
23% Aug
19
25
Dec
1238 Oct
99
30
22
Apr 26
6
Oct 24
18% Jun
19
Nov
13
110% Jan
5% Oct
22
5% Mar 6
99% May 9
100% Mar 13
55% Dec
23
8834 Oct
10
10% Oct
22
98
Dec
Dec
24
23% Oct
16
14
17% Jan
31
55
22
Jan
3834 Jan
8
;
3
12
Jan
99
Jan
11
2
23
18% Feb 28
17% Jan
31
23
17% Jan
3
37% Apr
8
7 a
V 19% Jun
80
July 29
16% JunV 7'
88% 'Jun
20
2634 Nov
17
Oct
100% Jan
4
8
Oct
17% May 12
31
99
Feb 25
3
104% Jun
12
;•
4%%
RR Co
41 % Jan7
50% July 11
9'% Jan
21
1134 Jan
11% Apr 29
32% Mar 24
103b Jun
Certain-Teed
2
3
834 Jan 20
2v?
233b Jan
1% Dec
23
334 Jan
11
1% Jan
> 2
11
6934 Jan
9
4734 Jan
40 %
2
22
38
Jan
3
Cerro de Pasco
16
July 18
May 7
57 V Feb
Cessna
Aircraft
Chadbourn
11
253b.
.27 3b
l'93b
283b
r
11534
11534
29
34
Jan
91
Jan
41% July 2
100% May 21
99 % Jan
31% May 2
49% Jan 24
Jun
27
31% Jan
47% Jun
10
4% Dec
31
1034 Mar 28
434 Jan
10% Jun
30
Checker Motors
173b Jan
"-24
32% Jan
10% Sep
31% Jan
5
7
Feb
25
4
23
Jan
2
7
58
Apr 17
9% Mar 14
94
Jun
Jun
17
23
69% Jan
9
26
11034 Jan
9
30
23 34 Jan
11
18% Dec
Oct
13% Jan
9 % NOV
93b
934
*47%
48%
*47%
*75%
77
*7534
July 18
55
123b Jan
18% Jan
2
18% Feb
27
19% Apr
14% Jan
7
7
24
9 % Jan
30
2
2634 Jun
9
11
37
82% July 24
44
2
v:
Class A
5
5
Jun
29% May 10
3734 Jan
7
22
Mar 26
30
5%
203b July 3
30% Jun 16
24% Jun 24
23
23%
50%
493b
24%
*2234
12
47
4734 Oct 21
10
Dec
19
100% Sep
35% Dec
23
15
Dec
93% Jan
,33
,,
Dec
30
23
.7
23
71-
'
11% Jun
1
9%
10%
9%
8
.34
6
>
44
Jan
383b
383b
393b
' Jun
6
443b Feb
3
27
23
83
Oct
21
15 % Jan
7
139
25
Oct
23
Jan
8
71% Feb
6
33% Dec
15% Dec
5
16
4034 May 3
25% July 19
31% Dec
70
-95
Oct
43% Mar
139
Jan'
Mai
99 Va Jan
60
;
25
114% May
Dec
23
800
Apr
27
4934 Dec
32
Jun
26
Nov
13
Apr 17
17% Nov 12
-18% Dec
30
33% JaD'
Sep
12
50% Feb 28
Oct
10
50% Apr
46
Dec
30
59
48
Nov
14
57
Mar
9
M0
23 3b
23%
1,200
/
49 7 b
8,500
5034
49%
49%
23
23
23
10
303b
934
;
49%
*23
10
30%
24
300
313b
3134
934
313 b
16,100
'
23 b
2%;
5334
5434
:
10
93b:
39
9%
39%
23b
54%
10
383b
9%
403b
10
3934
4,400
4034
24,000
234
234
234
234
3,600
*53 3 b
543 b
*53%
54%
700
403b
403b
234;
*5334
300
934
Jan
403b
98
98
98
*98
993b
993b
99
99
223b
213 b
223b
22
2234
2234
223a
45
2234
443b
453b
453b
22,800
46%
453b
463b
93b
4534
9%
2234
45%
46%
934
1034
44,100
934
33%
33%
33»b
333b
8%
-
9
'
>
32%
553b
56 %
9434
*1134
403b
333b
>
•
32%
*92%
83 b
9
32
40%
40%
403b
*98
10
9%
9%
V
9%
93b
33 %
33%
03b
8%
934
3234
3234
563b
56%
57%
57
573b
9334
*93
94%
32
32
31%
6,700
8,900
17,600
•
31%
573b
500
58
16,700
1134
1134
9334
1234
'
2334
2334
*22%
373b
373b
373b
383b
3834
38%
3834
38'A
38
38 Va
3834
400
11,100
11%
1134
23
23
23
3734
3734
3734
1134
*93
12 3 b
94%
123b
24
12%
*22 3b
2,200
24
*38
383b
15%
15%
15
153b
153b
35%
153b
1634
16
54
100
80
343b
9'A
900
93b
333b
33%
•9434 ;
55 Va
*93
373 b
*38%
403b-'
9
32
23
No par
543b
543b
5334
5334
533b
54
54
55
20
193b
300
2,200
163b
54%
3834*
*38
34
2,100
19%
18%
19 3b
193b
19%
193b
29%
19%
29 Va
29 34
2934
30
29%
303b
29%
30
23 Va
233 a
23
233 b
233 b
24
2334
2434
2334
24%
25
24%
20,600
par
2434
253b
2434
2534
25
25%
2534
253b
par
22%
2234
*22%
12,800
233b
223b
2234
22%
*11%
*
22%
700
113b
1134
*113 b
2234
1134
*22 3b
5
11%
*1034
1134
25
43%
45
*43
43 3b
*44
443b
44%
45 Va
180
46%
4634
46%
473b
65,300
3334
4,800
Cotton
Oil
Cities
8.50
—
Service
4734
'-/
43
473
4734
a
46%
47
A,;
100
33%
33%
333b
333b
333b
33%
33
34
333b
10234
10234
3334
3434
33 34
9434
9434
9434
943b
943b
*102%
103 %
102
102%
*1023b
1033b
10
33 %
33%
33
333a
333b
No par
L,—10
4934
503b
493b
503b
49%
5034
50
5034
503b
51
563#
15,800
5734
56
58
5834
59 34
58
59%
59%
60
10 3 b
89,100
5
1634
16
1634
16%
163b
1534
1534
16
16
100
*1023b
No par
*4134
l
i
5
17
preferred—100
*100
common™
convertible
Equipment
Co
106
*1023b
413b
106
4134
173 b
*100
44
43
*130
•
'
4114
16%
101
4334
15
943b
*
'4434
145 '<:\'
106
41
9534
*1023b
40%
4034
16%
*100
1013b
44
46
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
*130
145
*68
72
*68
71
42%'
x42
42%
42%
104%
10334
104
*125 .V. 145
*67
35
*102 34
40%
16%
41
16%
*100
1634
1013 b
*100
46 Va
*125
72
95
*102%
106
443b
43
4134
*95
*1023#
163b
17
101
34
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
13
July 16
llVt
4,200
100
Co
Co
City Stores Co
4%%
46
46
9,000
100
;
:
City Investing Co common
5 % % preferred
City Products Corp__
Clark
11 Va
•
"HO
& Electric—
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp—1
23
43
40%
403b
98
1
pfd
preferred
4%% preferred
14
74% Jan
-
2
106% May 20
4534
95
280
353#
4,900
41
1,300
16%
1,800
1013b
4634
*125
70
67
42%
423b
1,300
106
145
*68
280
10234
423b
43
*103 3b
12,300
104
145
45% Apr
2
2
Cluett Peabody & Co com
Jun "27
~10
67
4.200
Feb
10
104%
104%
*63%
643b
*62 3b
36 Va
363b
*36 3b
373b
*36 3b
373b
*36 %
37%
*36%
37%
17
1734
16%
17%
1734
17%
16%
173b
1734
17%
6,300
3834
2,100
*104%
I
183b Mar 11
37
Jan
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR V/o. gtd—_50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation
1
23
133
2
Jan
120% July
2
3
18
Jun
6534
132
*94%
96
No par
No paT
43% Jan
16
Jan
22% Jan
20
Apr
46
9
47
May
47% Mar
•
8
8
16
118%
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
3
41
Jan
5%%
30
Jun
27
54% July 16
preferred series B
4.%
noncumulative 1st pfd
4%
'
18 %
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
100
*4434
-
*38
943b
1173b
1193b
11834
-
6334
633b
83
17
1634
18%
18
44%
54%
30
3034
■
633b-
63%
83
443b
38 3b
3834
;
104
*1033b
-
*63
64%
39
*94 3b
39
*127
131
96
11834
•
39
131
383b
*127
*850
.16%
T834
64
*94 Va
119%
119
64
643b
*82
*38%
*94 3b
119%
118
63
170
•
280
'
100
131
~40
96
11934
9,900
*850
643b
64%
X63%
64
81%
-84
82
*80 3b
83
16%
16%
16%
1634
5,000
183b
1934
20
20%
57,400
4434
44%
*44'A
44%
500
393b
*38
39%
150
54
5434
100
54%
54%
20
293b
303b
16,600
163b
163b
18 34"
1834
4414
4434
38%
393b
*38
56
*54%
56
*54 3b
56
*54 34,
63
*127
96
*850
,
*54 34
56
*52
)
*44%
39%
*5434
39 3b
132
94%
84
*83
163b
50
Colorado & Southern Ry com___100
*127
;;
*850
6334
-
64%
393b
39%
*850
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
10
$3.50 preferred
_____No par
Collins & Aikman Corp_:
No par
8
55
7
1%
4%
July~~8
86% May
19% May
-
24
36
Apr 23
*129%
May 27
13% Mar 18
•
39 %
100
100
Mar 12
97
48
-
No par
preferred
2nd preferred
Coca-Cola Co (The)-,
9
6
15
79% Feb
i
25
6
8,400
243b
24
49
22%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
2
38
Feb
98% Jan
83
13
100
373b
1
No par
4%
May 22
Jan
86
6
-73
303b
1033b
373b
10%
Common
8
101
Jan 29
127 '■ Jan
8
17
Feb
12
18
Apr
9
May 14
46% July 18
v
64
,35
Jan
1534 Jan
5
41
303b
1023b
37
36%
'
8
106
Jun
July 18
373b Feb 25
6
27
25
778
45
Sep
23
104
43
2;.
67
14
57% Nov
2
Jun
9534 July
14..; 102
97% Jan 23
35% JaD
.
43% May 20
Jan
2%
54
31
103
3634
233b
8
Chickasha
60
July 18
16% May 23
35% Jan 17, .'
9
Nov
21
Feb
'
24
Dec
27
103b Jan
102
4
73
123 % Jun
231
1
31
TOO
233b
,
400
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab__.
No
106% Apr 22
V37
Apr 28
55% Jun
6
12
30
90
July 15
17
162
4
Jan
Jun
67% July 2
175
May 16
1,100
31
1023b
3534
93 b
383a
Chrysler Corp
2
Dec
99
6,600
2934
29
1.25
noncum
57% Jan
Jan
20% Apr
1634
Chic & North Western com__No par
5% preferred series A
__100
6
July
series A
Apr 25
27
46% Jun
773b
16%
10
28%
Chile Copper Co
4
18% May 31
103% Nov 20
4934
*7534
*934
*9%
29
40
4834 Jun 20
2834 Jan
102 V
39% Feb
*48 3b
,
223b
10%
28%
Inc
2,200
1634
24
*9 3b
,
500
3,400
9%
77%
3634
5
l
4,900
49
49%
Corp
49
934
16%
31
50
*23 ,v
93b
*75 J/4
TOO
*3534
9%
-
17
303b
23%
9.50
V
Mar 11
88
Apr 24
94% Jan 31
50% Jan
303b
77
1013b
36%
10
24
303b
100
48 15-
303b
220
3,900
163b
16%
24
45% Jan
23% Mar
3434 Apr 29
43% Apr 29
2534 Dec
•
*7534
77
163b
36
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
11
16%
3034
30%
TOO V- 102
93b
48
v
No par
Corp
Cincinnati Gas
23% Sep
163b
48
TO
10
82% Oct 22
30 VA
17,200
67
03b
93b
16
Jan
30%
68%
9%
1
16% Jun
12% Jan
303b
30%
t
110%
18%
2
V- 64
3034
•
,1634
19
11% Jan
6
66
963b
16
1103b
113 %
663b
663b
18%
2034 July 25
61% Jan 14
30
*93 3b
163b
*110 3b
1734
Chic Great Western Ry com Del_50
5% preferred
50
21
96%
15%
A
183b
39% Jun
40% Jun
52% Dec
20,500
19
2
49% Oct
1,700
693b
18%
10
10
634
6834
18%
17 % Mar 19
30
*6 3b
663b
6734
100
63b
683b
183b
31% Jan
23
1634
*110% 113;
115V4
63b
19
26% Jan
30
*114%
"
67
*93%
,
18%
Mar 15
Dec
19 % Dec
82,800
18%
July 25
18
203/4
183b
3034 Mar 11
1834 Dec
193b
18%
40
30
193b
1153b
183b
42
Dec
1934
*114%
18%
10
40% Nov 19
8,900
303b
31
,11V
V
400
28 y*
19
22
10% Nov 11
113
6734
200
•
,
27%
19
Chemetron Corp
1
Chemway Corp A__
1
™.l
Chfesapeake Corp of Va:
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
9% May
9
32% July 14
89-
934 Dec
37 34 Feb; 14
_
4734 Apr
8934 Dec
24 % Dec
153b
16 34
*1103b
10,600
45
28%
.,273a
,
96%
68%
413b
45
25%
63b
6734
*93 3b
41'A
25
*2434
20% 4
65%
•
25
,
3034
5
$4.50 preferred
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Vought Aircraft Inc
30
13
>4634 Dec
31
•
5034 July 11
■
; 6%-
\
18%
Chance
12
96%
153b
112
L
653b
*93 %
46
*18%
No par
30
Feb
X6434
-
No par
Common
24
j6% Oct 22
634
44 3b
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
11
10
30
203b
1153b -115%
63b 4 63b
16%
54
17% Dec
'23% Nov 12
16
Chain Belt
2034 Oct
'
*243b;
Co
Gotham
46
*
25%
283b
Corp..
Products
*4234
45
25
-
Century Industries Co__;
10
4334 Jan
t
2534 Feb 20
3
6,000
273 b
50
16
6,800
54%
5
Central & South West Corp
Central Violetta Sugar Co__
Jan
3334
53
42
__20
Service
Jan
33
53%
413b
3034
of N J
7
2434 Mar
32%
52
4434
100
19
8
8
32%
;.
283b
1934
810
,
423b
46%
20%
7,900
1,600
102
52
25
116
101
..
51%
'
42%
46
116
102
33
2734
100
Public
*101.
4,500
4134
51%
•
101
15
3234
25
Sugar Co
Illinois
Central
20
101
323b
,
j
preferred
Central
5934 Jan
22
4134
63b
% preferred series B
37% July 18
45% Oct
86% Jun
5
25% Jun
10
493b
4234
;
50
Cehtral Hudson Gas & Elec_-.No
par
Central Illinois Lgt common
No par
173b Mar 21
43% May 22
22% Jan 10
19% Dec 24
31% Oct
2
July 16
31% Jan
May 20
49%
42%
>1
Foundry Co___
Central of Georgia Ry com
36
16% Apr
1
634 Dec 31
24% Oct
7
7
49%
101
323b
■
68%
preferred
conv
32% Dec 27
21
343a Jan
11
76% July
Jan
Apr
100
33
193b
Celotex Corp"common___
5% preferred
21
15
32%
110%
2nd
Central Aguirre
7234 Mar 19
26 V*
com__No par
___100
1%
4%%
Central
28
14% Nov 19
25%
preferred ser'es A_100
s
9
18
49% Feb
26
67%
29
3 '•
26
2534
97%
10% Jan
Jan'
26
65%
20% Jun
44
33%
26
25%
101
*95%
2
-
333b
2634
25%
101
10
V-
4'
33% Feb
1434
33
_12.50
-
9% Jim 27
16
13% May 22
54
July 29
29
V
15
100
-
l
20
14%
32%
100
2
July
69% jun
153b
323b
4.20% preferred J,
Celanese Corp of Amer
1
1734 Jun
15
32
—;
6%% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common...
Apr 28
-114
263b Feb 28
Oct
Oct
>
2
15
323b
__i
common
the Week
Shares
14%
32
~~11
7% preferred
;
69% July 18
101
2
'V 55% Jan
~i
6
6% July
>
July 11
8% Jan
70
11934 Jun
~
Carriers & General
Corp____
Products Inc
Co
Friday
July 18
33
5
Carter
Case (J I)
July 17
32%
10
Steel -Co___iCarrier Corp common
4%% preferred
July 11
Sales fn
Thursday
153b
5
Co
Carpenter
1
PRICES
15
par
7
July
21
2
5% Jan
96
1734 Dec
Jan
k"
3
55% Apr 14
.
8
109% Aug 20
70
14% Apr
101% Jan
.
43% July
-
SALE
Wednesday
July 16
i
.
(Tire)
HIGH
Tuesday
July 15
July 14
Mfg Co__;
TO
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_loo
Carolina Power & Light_^.___No
33% July 11
54 % July 18
-
Monday
Par
Carey (Philip)
3
22 3b Nov
2
LOW AND
STOCK
Capital Airlines lnc_
35% Jan 29
13
YORK
EXCHANGE
18% Feb
7
Jan
94% Apr
;
NEW
Highest
56
*53
543b
54%
543b
3034
30%,
303b
f
12,800
'
120
Columbia
23% Oct
22
36% May 15
22% Oct
22
35% May 15
24% Feb 28
■
24% Feb
28
32
;
Broadcasting SystemClass A
!
—2.50
May 20
3134 May 20
2934
]29%
2934
29%
30
293b
29%
29%
293b
7,600
20
Xl9%
1934
193b
1934
19%
1934
193b
1934
42,200
17
17%
16%
163b
163b
17
163b
17
16%
17
No par
6434
64%
*6334
6434
*6334
64%
*6334
64%
*6334
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
39%
40%
39
4034
41
4134
4134
41%
41%
42
6,700
333 a
34 Va
333b
333b
243b
5734
1134
3334
343b
3334
3 4'/a
3334
3434
8,200
243b-
25
243b
24%
24%
26
15,800
56%
5734
113b
5534
56 34
56 Va
57
13,700
1134
11%
11'A
11%
11,100
5034
5034
49%
50%
12,200
1023b
5134
1023b
111
10334
110
7
7%
29%
Jan
8
20% Jun
14
68% Dec
19
78% Jan
11
30% Dec
30
48% Jan
4
31% JaL
2
26
Oct
22
32
31
30% Jan
17
3534 Apr
15
20% Sep
4234 Oct
21
34% May 17
23% Jan
2
27% Jun
3
Combustion
Engineering Inc—_—1
24.3b
24%
24%
22
3
Credit Co
10
56 %
57%
5634
10% Jan
2
57% May 22
12% Jan 16
Commercial
30
5234 May 14
19% Jan 11
46% Jan
9% Dec
Commercial
Solvents
1
11%
113b
11
3534 Oct
22
42% Dec
13
41% JaD
2
51% July
Commonwealth
Edison Co com—25
503b
50%
603b
.5034
50%
91% Oct
31
14
101% Jan
9
106
May
1023b
10234
10234
10234
July 18
112
Jun
100
100
104
Dec
Feb
Jan
2
20
July 11
Col mbia
Gas
12% JaD
2
18
May 19
Columbia
Pictures
108
68% Jan
42
9
July 18
2
5
20
334 Dec 30
10 Ya Apr
22
4
Dec
30
4% Jan
Dec
24
6% Jan
14% Jan
17
9
7
93b Jan
13% Jun
4
6% Dec
24
17
Jan
14
7% JaD
153b Jun
18
2934 Dec
31
33
Dec
5
29%. Jan
934 Oct
24
"40% Oct
23
1
i
95 % Nov
25% Oct
6
18
Jan
45 % Jai
107
Jan
10
3
23
4
Jan
734 Jun
6
10
34% Mar 20
11% Jan
14% Jan
44 % JaD
103
Feb
6
24
55% July 11
108% Jun
4
JaD
30
54% Jun
19
27% Feb 24
35% Mar 24
18
Nov
14
35% Jan
23
19% Jan
26% Mfv
14
Dec
20
16% Sep
19
14% Jan
12
Oct
19% July 16
22
16
Apr
15
17
Mar 28
15
Aug 19
36% Oct 22
49% Jun
14
22% Oct
22
58
23
29% Nov
19
46% Jan
7
42
Oct
22
49% Jan
14
89
Jan
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
87
Oct
25
101% Jan
22
81
Aug
16% Nov
6
6
95% Mar 27
20% Apr
83% Nov 27
94
26% Oct
33% May
28
92% Sep
12
38
22
Oct
79% Oct
106
Oct
10
22
105
48
Apr
13% JaD
May 18
48 Ya Jai
98
JaD
14
2
98% Jan
3
Jan
30
94
17
Jan
7
88
Jan
13
2734 Jan
2
99
Jat
6
40% JaD
2
4
86
Jan
6
109
Jar
t
26.
15
39
July 18
54% Jun
9
104
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
99
Feb
28
2234 July 16
9i
A'
IC
40% July 17
106
Fet
523b July
95
May
12534 Jun
25
7
2
9
111
734
*110
63b
734
*10134
103
*10134
1083b
1083b
•
7'A
734
108
7
102
109
20
400
270
5%
53b
11%
12
12
12
12
123b
12
123b
12 »A
123b
3,400
1334
133b
13
13%
13
1334
13
13'A
1234
13 Va
15,100
32 34
32
3234
1234
323b
33%
33%
3334
33%
333b
2,200
Consolidated
1
Coppermines
Corp—5
53b
*32
12%
534
13 3b
1234
55
53b
N Y com—No par
5534
10534
106
105%
106
of
$5
Consolidated
Consolidated
Gas
1.33%
Foods
Corp
Utilities
RR
of
Consolidation
Cuba
6%
$4.52 preferred
preferred
Container Corp
Common
4'.
of
Can
preferred
conv
2nd
30'A
30
303b
23
23%
233b
233b
'1,900
19%
193b
1934
19%
1934
11,500
17 34
,2,400
*233b
193 b
193b
17%
1834
173b
1734
*173b
47 Va
4834
4734
47%
4734
47%
31
31%
3134
31%
*30 3b
313b
35
35%
5334
533b
100%
*101%
1
*95
35
173#
17%
18
1734
*17 3b
17%
•
1734
133b
55
1053b
3,900
24,000
1,200
2,400
18
1734
173b
600
4734
473b
47%
5,800
*31
313b
313b
34
410
10,200
4734
3634
37
38
37
3834
38%
39
X5234
53 %
5234
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
6,400
102
1003b
10134
10034
100 Va
430
103
*10134
10234
101
10134
963b
*95
101
*10134
97
95%
101
1003b
102
*10134
95%
*84
101
102%
96%
*93%
95
60
50
America—
5
100
213 b
*93
*105%
$4.50
2934
24
23%
No par
$3.75
303b
30
233b
19%
37%
Continental
29%
29%
19%
No par
preferred
preferred
543b
1053a
24
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50
5534
105%
*1734
100
1234
543#
1053b
30
18
133 b
3,800
12%
553b
193b
*17%
13
53 b
1057b
29%
18
53b
2,800
5534
1
Co
$4.50 preferred
1234
5%
734
10534
2334
No par
No par
No par
Coal
553b
*53b
5
10
pfd
Consumers Power Co com
$4.16
553b
53b
preferred _a
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50o
Consol Electronics Industries
1
Consol Edison
39% Jan
30
6%
.
5,700
No par
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol
23% Jar
*110
113b.
I
64%
Comptometer Corp
i
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp—u
IP
Consolidated Laundries Corp
16
page
preferred
5.25% preferred
4.64%
Consolidated Natural Gas
Mar 12
see
5
Co
Carbon
18% July 10
19 % Mar 31
JaD
footnotes
J^or
preferred
Columbian
48% May 16
92% Feb
118
Inc—.
common
15 % Jan
9
Mar 29
$4.25
System
40 34 JaD
24
3
6
'
19%
:
:
18
19
May 23
3034
293b
B
21
63
'
10
Class
14% Oct
11% Dec
16
30
2.50
'
Inc common-10
No par
preferrpd...
50%
*91
124%
22%
96
37%
106
513b
2134
*93
38
1053b
50
923b
*90
1243 b
*124
22
22%
95
95
95
3834
39
393b
393b
105 3b
*105%
105 3b
503b
92 3b
125
105%
493b
2234
503b
22%
*95
483b
90
90
90
124
124
*122
2234
96
403b
106
45%
90
1243b
223b
*95
39%
105
4834
2234
96
19,500
80
40 Vs
39,200
1053b
170
49%
12.300
90
90
200
122
122
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.
18...C238).
Monday, July -21,. 1958
NfW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
s
Range Since
Year 19 57
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
EXCHANGE
Continental
9
31
Dec
26% Jan
>/4 Nov
4
39'A Nov 14
20
54% May
40% July 11
19% May 20
25% Feb
5
50% Jan 20
Jan 14
52
Jan
30
57
July 18
37
23
49% May 21
54% July 25
30
79% July 11
■145
Feb
166% Dec
27% Jan
July 18
12% Dec
24
1ft
74
Oct
22
4
May 17
6% Jan
2
2% Jan
8
30
Dec
Oct
18
1% Dec 24
Oct 22
NOV 29
26% Oct
22
14
31
Jan.
,
86
July
6% July
2% July
7
Jan
16% July 23
12
58% July 11
25% Jan
3
43% Apr 11
95% Mar 18
15% Feb 20
18
Feb
100
38% Jan 16
16% Dec 23
15% Dec 31
32 % Apr
17
16% Jan
30% Apr 25
18% Jan
17
5% Oct
54
11
21
11
19
Jan
6
29
28
27% Dec
17
33 % Jan
7% Jan
18
13% May
53% Feb
12
59% Jun
8
5
54
17
22
Jun
4
19% Jan
Jun
.67
-
26
Jan 13
3 61,2
v
July 14
10% Jan 21
56% Feb 13
3
Jun
12
18% Jun
6
21% Feb
28"% July 18
5
Shares
:
*20%
-
21=4
*20=i
52%
52
51 %
11
12,900
;
21=4
11,000
53
Yb
9%
9%
8%
9 Ye
53 %
52%
54%
53%
54%
54
55 %
35%
34%
35%
37%
39%
43
5
23%
23%
21%
23%
22%
39%
23% 1
22=4
23%
23%
23=4
15,200
18,300
5
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23 Yb
23%
24%
24%
25
24,600
C'opperweld Steel Co common-—.5
5'/o convertible preferred
50
6% convertible preferred
.50
20 V*
20%
20%
21 %
20%
22%
*50%
comnion_10
42%
9
1
Corp..
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Corn Products Refining
1% preferred
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
20 %
preferred
Petroleum
$2 preferred
Cuba RR 6%
11
20% M*r
8
Jan
11
30% Mar
6
35
14
40% Mar
3
52-% July 16
40Va Oct
21
61
48% May
5
87%
*86
79% Jan
7
91
4
17
85%
100
57
*86
86
86
19%
19%
19%
19%
5=4
*5%
5%
5=4
5%
*5%
2%
2%
29%
30%
35%
2%
2%
29%
2=4
29%
2%
28%
*84%
90
29=4
16%
86%
•'
*
89
10
20
22,600
*5 = 4
'
2=4
10,700
'
19%
6
6
400
2%
84 %
351
•
29%
84%
•
90
2%
29%
2%
29%
*84%
3.500
16 %
87=4
87 %
*86
i
19%
29%
.
90
*84%
90
280
*87
89
89
163 %
80%
87%
18%
47,900
162%
*87
18%
44%
16%
84%
/
44 Vb
163
16 %
87%
*86%
5%
12,900
35%
10.100
/
100
1,300
35%
35%
17
17
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17
16 %
17
207a
21%
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
21%
35 »/4
15,900
49%'
18,100
1
'34%
47%
100
35%
35%
35
35%
35
46%
48%
48%
160
21
21%
21%
23%
23%
24%
21%
21
21%
221
23%
24%
25
24%
25%
25%
10
10%
10
10 %
66
66
24 %
24 %
24%
10
10%
10
10
67
*05
1,000
101
100
100
*20
24%
07
*65%
a
189,700
/
910
25%
9.300
10%
10
*65%.
8.800
100
06
'
8%
1
49 "T"
48
100
7,300
20%
19%
•20
67
35
35
34%
49
ioo%
a
21%
20=15
21%
*04%
35%
35%
35%
48%
100%
19%
....
35%
35
48
100
100
101%
•20%
.-5
9
8%
:
36%
36
8%
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9
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■
9
35%
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8%
9
55
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19%
*19%
20
27%
26%
34%
34%
52%
50%
♦54%
54%
20
*19%
20%
26 7 b
25%
26%
8%
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19%
26%
26
34%
34 y4
34%
34 J/4
10
51%
52%
51 %
52%
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55
8%
54%
20
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51 %
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54%
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34
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9
9
36
1)
9%
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36%
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10%
16%
84i;.
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18%
5.
...100
Dana
Class
16,000
23
53
57
4414
43=4
:
162%
84
16%
83 Va
%
89
v
163
163
10
common
Cutler-Hammer
164
16%
87
*86
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
1
$4 prior preferred—
No par
$1.60 prior preferred.
No par
47
/
164
44
43%
43%
86%
Curtis Publishing common
47% Jan
42 %
43
100
pfd
23,300
45=4
22%
56
*84%
...
36,500
9
55 %
*50%
53
*53
16%
2.50
Inc
64% Jan
*50%
56
.—2
(The)
Corp
noncum
11
53
*53
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%%
preferred
Press
*50%
56
85 %
No par
Corp common—5
Crown Zellerbach
53
*53
25
Crown Cork & Seal common
8T«
54%
i;::/ 43
■
*50%
'83%
—1
1
——
/:/
53
105 r'
105
1
Crane Co common—
3%%
20%
ft 7 it
8%
"
100
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
9
56
53
Corning Glass Works common
5
3lhcfo preferred
100
3 % % preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
Curtiss—Wright
July 17
52 V4
10%
V
3514
30% Nov 21
9
21=4
52
11
10%
52%
38% Oct
23% Dec
*20%
::
11%
51%
21%
50%
52
10%
14
Cuneo
9% May 28
8% Apr
*20%
Cuban-American Sugar
6
11% May
7
2
•
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America._12.50
24
27% Jan
2
Jan
50
4
25
25% July 18
0% Jan
21
Feb
9
7% Jan
2
65% Jan
Nov
5% Nov 20
May 12
24% July 18
2
17% Oct
39
53 % Jun
10l >/4 Jun
21%
50%
Motors
Steel
Cream of Wheat Corp
31% Feb 18
*20%
11
10%
—5
Continental
Continental
Crescent
5
.
5
Continental Oil of Delaware
19% Apr 28
22 % Jun
3
11
11 "4
—25
preferred
35% July 10
16
Jun
86
10%
Insurance
3
40% Oct 22
22
3
3
convertible
Continental
3
28% Jan
14% Mar
4
23% Jun
Oct
18
_2
common
30% July 10
*0% Dec
85
16
Apr
20
2
9
1% Jan 13
6
Aug
17% Oct
89
Mar 11
4% May
Mar 14
30
23
87% July 18
1
87% Apr
5%
the Week
Friday
July 18
Copper & Steel—
Industries
24% Jan 18
79
Jan 24
36% Apr 22
22
74
85
15% Jan
23
17% Jun
74% Feb 12
Jan
6
25
Jun
169
85
3
96% May
79% Oct 31
15
14
11
44% July 18
33% Jan 13
Mar 20
12% Apr 16
106% July 11
89
Jan
3
7
2534 July
25% Jun
159
17
18
■t 45% July 18
52
34% Dec 27
11
57% Feb
May 15
July
May 15
8
23
28
10
55 %
43% Jan
24
16% Dec 30
Dec
2
38% Feb 12
28% Jan
S
18% Jan
2
16% Jan 13
n'/sDec
51
Jan
26
14
20 % Dec
*
6
19
53 % Jun
19
43% July 28
Dec
21% Jun
8
IB
Jun
9
41% Dec 30
20
Jan
18% May
20
70% Jun
22
5% Oct
44
Jun
12
8% Apr 29
7
7
3
15% Jan
July 14
Par
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
July 16
July 17
Tuesday
July 15
Monday
STOCK
YORK
v
;
STOCKS
Previous
Ranee for
Lowest
•:
.:
4,000
9%
500
,136
Q
12,500
600
34
54%
19%
19%
400
27
26%
28%
92,500
35
341
a
35
1,400
51%
50J
a
50%
9,000
43%
2,208
,
*
v*
"
Inc
—
'
D
41% Apr
3
83% Jan 15
9% Jan 14
July 12
86% Mar
1
8% OCt 22
12% Jan
9
16
6% Feb
27
3% Dec
Dec
18
13% Apr
22
47
1
Aug
47%
47%
47%
*90%
92%
*90%
4% Jun 30
♦90%
10%
10%
10%
7
•3%
4%
*3%
4%
*3%
4%
*3%
4%
3Tb
*11 Ye
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
*11 %
30
34
34»4
34 J/4
35i
34%
351/4
341.4
34%
51%
—
Dayatrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common__7
-
4
Oct
21
49% Apr 15
50%
50%
50%
NOV
15
86
Mar
83% Jan 10
87
Jan
22
Preferred
^75%
series A
..100
84
84
84-
84
72
Oct
24
86
Feb 27
83
Mar 26
88
Jan
28
series B
100
*84
85%
84
84
*82
19
88
Mar 18
89
Jun
16
Preferred 3.75%
Preferred 3.90%
87
*85
87
18% Jun
5
52% July 16
Apr
5
14% Oct 22
23% Jan
3
15% Jan
13% Jan
19% July 22
32% May 6
31% Feb
1*.
13% Jan- 2
27% Jan
2
30
Feb 25
28% Apr 25 i
25%! Jan
7
19 ;
75
Jim
2
26% Dec 31
26
Nov
7
19% Dec
30
6% Dec
18
2
4
Feb
6
Delaware
51% May 15
40% Feb
18
16% Jan
2
34 % Apr
41%' July-IB'
35% Oct 23
41% May 21
37% Jan
41% Jun
6
58
8
55
NOV 25
8% Dec 17
21
Jim
Jan
23
22% Jan
2
65
:
29% Dec
57% Jan
19
25% Dec 30
8
Feb
17
Jan
37% Mar 13
13
15% Deo 16
14
Jan
2
May 13
27% July 9
34% Jan
14
25% Jan
2
30% Jun
13% July
5
9% Jan
2
15% Jun 30
23% Oct 22
9% Apr
17
11% Jan 14
12
•
35%
35%
35%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
8%
8%
8%
53'
54
8
54%
541/4
3
18
18%
17%
18
40
40%
39
40%
40-%
40%
40%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Detroit Steel Corp...
1
De
Vilbiss Co
15
'55
Devoe &> Raynolds class A
2
10
34»a
34%
1
25
31%
31%
50c
2.50
14%
15%
14%
14%
20
27%
25%
26%
—2
29%
29%
29%
1
14%
14%
14%
Lines
13.50
Inc
Diamond
Alkali
Co
Stores
Corp
Disney (Walt) Productions
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Wayne Corp
a
*55
56 %
11%
*30%
30%
30 %
*34 %
36
*34%
40%
31%
31
31%
31%
*31
2
9% July
7
Dunhill
29%
29i'2
5,200
14%
14%
14T/2
4,600
du Pont de Nem (E I)
160% Oct 21
99
Jun
206
27
July 16
110
Mar 27
76% Nov 14
30% Oct 23
89% Feb
37% Apr
45
41
Jan
.
192
loeysJan
2
36% Nov 14
172 */8 Apr 10
l
8
Jan
6
112% Apr 21
91V* Apr 28
41% July 17
85
341/4 Jan
25
41
Mai
2
6
49% Jan 29
46% Mar 13
49
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
44
41
Jan 24
Jan
Jun
•
'
13
Vb ikiajr
50
8
17
May 12
48% Mar 3
50% July 15
41
Nov 18
50
40
July
July
1
48% Jan 29
44% Feb 28
51
May 21
41
1
50
48
Jan 13
53
Jar
14
Oct
14% Jan 14
20
July 17
24
Oct
11
16% Dec 80
23% Dec 18
72
Dec 31
24% Deo 23
81% Feb 13
143% Nov
6
38% Dec 31
22% Oct 21
74
NOV 8
21% Dec 19
82
Aug
6
17% Dec 23
24% Dec 30
3% Jan
2
25% Dec 27
6% Dec 30
24
Dec 23
22% Oct 22
3% Oct 22
15% Oct 22
30% Dec 23
76
Nov
6
24% Nov 13
6% Dec 23
43
22
Jan
16% Jan 10
27% Dec 30
27
Jan 31'
48
Jan
8
47% Jan 11
51% Jan
4
27% Jan
29% Jan
30% Apr
3
42% July 15
81% Mar 5
16% Jan
22 Yb Apr
73% Jan
60% July
26% Jan
2
97% Jan 13
115
158
1
Jun 18
Feb 28
64% Jan 14
27% May 8
81% Apr U
151
July
3
82% Jun
4
45% July 18
114% July 26
159
Mar
a
17
95
Mar 27
14% Apr 15
20% Feb
25
32 Vb
3% Jan
26% Jan
Mar
l
Jan
6% Jan
3
2
a
8
27
Jan
2
May 20
29
Jan
10
4% Jan
2
17% Jan
2
6% Jan 14
Jan
7
35% Apr 10
89% Jan 14
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
30% July 11
Jan
2
26% Jan
6% Jan
79
2
2
9% Feb
12,000
76,500
2,300
16 Vb
16%
16%
lGTb
57%
57%
58 Vb
35,600
40=<»
40
40=4
32,100
*19%
20%
20
20
Vb
11 Vb
11
9
*10Tb
'
1,200
400
11
9
9 Vb
7.20C
9
185 Vb
185%
187
184=4
188%
186 Vb
188%
108%
108%
108
108=4
108 Vb
108=4
87 V4
*87 V4
10
Duquesne Light Co common..
50
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
—50
.50
4% preferred _______
50
4.20% preferred
50
4.10% preferred
50
$2.10 preferred
5
DWG Cigar Corp
40%
40 Vb
41
40=4
*43%
45 Vb
*43%
*43%
51
*49
*49
46%
46%
45 Vb
51
'•« '
46%
41%
41%
41
41%
43%
43 %
.*43%
43 V4
50
*49
47
*46%
52
50 Yb
*50
52
*47
50
*47
50
*47
50
*47
*48
49=4
*48
49=4
*48
49=4
*48
18 "4
18%
18=4
*50
19%
19%
19%
17,700
87
44 %
*46%
50
108
87
41%
50
46%
108
88
*50
19%
/
-,
49
50
46 Vb
47
*48
52
V*
49
43 Ya
51
*47
40,
100
700
30
49%
19%
20
200
9,100
50
*48
50
49=4
1,400
:
20
17,200
33
33%
32%
33
33
33 Tb
32%
33%
32%
4,800
1
33%
34%
33%
33=8
33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
33%
__10
35V8
35%
34 %
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
17,400
8,000
26 y2
26%
27%
10
Airline Inc
Corp
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn
7% July
22
Feb
3
19
38% Apr 30
90
May
8
33% July 8
8% Jun 13
60% Feb
11
12% Oct 22
14% Jan
18
Jun
Apr 80
4Yb% prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel
26 %
10
25%
100
5
77%
78 %
78 %
78 Va
41%
42%
40%
43
10
com
Corp.
Eastman Kodak Co common
6%
Eaton
preferred
112%
1.13%
110%
112
153
156%
47 %
100
2
Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
4%% preferred
Ekco Products Co
57
13
13% Jan
3
20 V4
51% Apr 16
28% Jan
2
39
Mar
3
0
29
July 16
May
1
*153
25%
32%
19,800
26
26Tb
78%
26
25%
46%
47
29%
29%
29 %
29 %
84
81
81
26%
26%
26%
*81
2.50
26%
4%% preferred
.100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electrio Storage Battery
10
*89%
common
►
156%
94
*89%
77%
77Tb
77%
77%
470
44%
43
44%
44
45%
29,500
113%
12,700
112% 114%
*153
156
111%
*153
113
.
156
111%
*154
47%
.47%
47
47%
47
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
*80
23%
*89%.
83
26%
94
*80
82%
26
26%
*89%
*81
25%
15%
J.5%
15%
15%
15%
*isvb
30%
31
31%
31%
31 Ye
31%
31%
4%
5
4=8
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
32%
33%
32%
33
33
3,300
25%
15%
15 Yb
33%
5,100
29%
10
8,700
94
31
33
47%
82%
*89%
15 Ya
4%
156
94
30 %
33 Va
33
7%
32
1,800
12,000
4%
27,500
33%
5,100
3
1,800
5
7=4
7=4
7=4
30%
3iy4
30%
3114
31 Vb
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
74,500
38%
38%
37%
38V4
38 VA
38 Vb
33
38 Vb
38
38%
6,000
7
5
7y4
7
21 Yz
21%
21
30%
31V4
31%
85%
86
33%
33%
avb
8V4
preferred series A
53
100
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans Products Co
*53%
50
_l
: •
a
'
7
21 = 4
21%
31%
*31%
7 Tb
7 V4
22
3iy4
31V4
86
86
32 %
33 Vb
8%
8-, 2
*86
32 Va
8%
53
*52
53
*52%
53
53
56
*55
56
*55
56
*55
19 = 8
20Ve
35%
12 Vb
,
»
;
>193^
35%
12%
-20
35 Vb
7
21=4
86
8%
7
7%
31%
32%
8
7%
22
86
13 V*
35 Vb
Vb
7%
32%
,
13
5
7%
7%
10
Inc
Corp.:
-
15%
Endlcott Johnson Corp common
29
4%
preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Erie RR common
No par
Ex-Cell-O
42
4
Empire District Electric Co
Eversharp
94
*77%
3
.
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5%
-
46%
1
100
Elgin National Watch Co
44% Jan
2
54% May 29
•»
3.20G
14=4
184%
40%
El Paso Natural Gas.
Feb 28
iini>«
11=4
•'•60=4
56%
40
f
9%
-
8714
9
Apr 30
591
9%
88
3
62
v
v
9%
*87 Vb
26
77
'notnnt+h
9%
9VB
14%
14%
59%
11 Ye
*10%
88%
Jun
35
26
1
20
20
11%
188%
40% Jun
Dec 12
Feb
4
July 3
5% May 14
33% July 3
56
July 3
10% Nov 13
28% Dee 23
3
30
May 28
83% May 22
27% July 3
Apr 25
44% July
21
Jan
20
*11
.
11%
11%'
14%
58 V*
200
3,200
16,100
'
3
Aug 15
14% Jan 31
34
22% Jan
19%
11%
109
Eagle-Picher Co
9
86
20
11%
186
Eastern
76
8
20
*87%
Eastern
47% Jun
16
40%
108Tb
17
30
Jan
16 %
56 Vb
39=«
5
17
3
Apr
10%
56
39 T
.No par
38% Feb
2
91
16% / :
56%
39
.No par
34% Jun
Mar 20
Jan
16%
55%
39%
Preferred $3.50 series
36% July 11
27% Jun 17
3
17
56%
Preferred $4.50 series
3
a
16%
9
11V4
.
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v
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& Co—
Common
a
38% Jan
22% Jan
40
27%
40%
4%
35 %
31
15%
58%:
55%
a
*31
11%
11%
15 Yb.
56=4
'
39
L"i
4.300
30
1
International
10,500
14%
1
Drewrys Limited USA Inc.
34%
29%
31%
31%
32
r
50c
Dunlan Corp
34%
14%
Dow Chemical
Mar 26
34%
30
Dover
9
700
36
14%
59 Va Feb
_5
341/4
*34%
36
29%
11%
__1
12 Tb
30 y8
14%
50=4
Co
12%
30 %
*34%
•
34J/2
31%
,,15=4
Corp
50
12%
30%
29%
11%
Dresser Industries
*55
50
30%
30
36
-
11%
11Tb
26
15%
6% Jan
20,600
*35
56%
24%
56 Vb
6
22,500
26'«
15%
9
2
25%
57%
15
40i
27%
15%
Jan
40%
26%
11V*
9% Aug
40%
15%
56%
12
40'/a
31%
.No par
19% May
40%
31 Vb
.No par
-No par
9% Aug 20
5% Dec 20
U.9CU
14,900'
151/4
Dr.
16% Oct 21
17%
31%
Douglas Aircraft Co
4
2,800
53%
41%
31
Dome Mines Ltd
42% Feb
4
20 y4 July 11
12 V2 Jun
6
53%
53%
15%
11% July 18
7
3
53 V*
5,500
31%
17% May 20
*74% Jan
9
l7»/4 Jun 13
2
9,000
;
32
9
Apr
16% Jan
9,600
8r?b
15ib
8
Ve May 22
1.9%
8%
15%
2
33
35%
191/2
8%
17%
*31
8% Jan
52
35%
19%
8%
40%
33%
32
11% Jan
24% Jan 29
35%
19%
18
*55
34%
12
68% Jun 17
35%
->
10,200
38,400
41%
*34 J..
14
57% May 13
4.500
14%
38 y»
17%
30%
14% Jun
22
17%
14%
33%
40%
40%
36
91
Oct
,171/a
14%
39%
18%
lli/s
24
11% Dec 24
17%
80
20
'
14%
54'4
30
10
49
87
40%
11%.
33%
11%
*85
1:
18
Dec
Pepper Co
85
87
2,500
85%
*82
'40
56 %
11%
11%
1
49%
*84
84
17
8%
54
49%
3,800
341b
38%
20
J/4
15
Air
Dec
36% Dec 24
35%
35%
8
54 Ya Apr
12
Jan
•
8%
11
Jan
-
15
39 %
35%
50% Oct
10
1.7
14%
38%
17%
: 19%
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
$1.50 preferred
7
16%
50
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta
Diana
11% Jan
17
39%
17%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
Detroit Edison
20
16
32% Apr 30
15% Jan 14
Mar 29
15
38
Western
32% May 21
34
13% Dec 30
6
&
37% Mar 13
38% Nov 12
Dec
Lack
12% July 18
43% Feb
4
34% Mar 1?
_
2
14%
39
preferred
30% May 2
26% Jan
2
29% Mar 26
3
Jan 31
39
July
20% Feb
7%
9% Jan
29% Apr
34% Mar 17
59%Jttly
34% Dec 17
55
55
15%
38%
No par
Delaware & Hudson
1
26% Apr 18
48% July 17
15
10
34
51%
*85
20
Jun
9% July
17
50c
Deere & Co common...
23
25
37
100
_50c
Inc.——.
37
July 7
6% Apr 10
22
41% Feb
Decca Records
87
200
3Tb
13
85%
*82
85
5,700
■;
(
*84
?
92=4
11
/
50
85%
84
*84
10%
11
10%
<
521/4
51%
<
'85
series C
Dayton Rubber Co
IB1/* Mar 10
39% July 16
15y8 Dec 30
33% Oct
,
11
10%
10%
40
83
*901-;
92%
92%
100
73
4
48
48
*90%
5
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
9
36% Jun
40%
92%
40
47
r,
1
_
Dan River Mills Inc—
11% Jan
10% Apr 21
30
Mario
43% Jan
2
3
27% Oct
10
11% Jun
Mar 11
3
Jun
Corp common.
3%% preferred series A
12%
7
7
5,300
21%
22%
15,700
*31%
31%
1,500
87
86
86%
33
32%
33 Yb
4,600
S'A
8%
12,900
8%
53 Va
56
12%
53%
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12%
53%
120
220
56
13
12%
13
19%
20'/4
19
19%
19
19%
35%
36y4
36%
37
36%
37
9,200
24,600
10,300
Volume 188
Number 5761
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range lor Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Year Wo?
Lowest
/ Highest
Lowest
37% Apr
Jan 17
12'A Jan 24
65
397b Nov 25
Jan
22
79
17%. July
Apr
5
Fairmont Foods
9
2
18% Mar 25
30% May 13
Family Finance Corp
1
80
43
July
.
May 19
7
3% Apr
16% Apr 23
11% Jan
2
45
61% May 13
50
Feb
27
32
Mar
7% Jan
Sep 30
45% July
1
5%
53% Mar 11
14
10
37b Dec 30
Oct 22
July
6
Jun
37% July
5%%.
27
31
17% Oct
22
25% Jun
17
18 % Apr
23
Dec
31
10
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
29 % Jan
18% Sep
19 % Jan
22
42
8
>
27% Jan 21
34% Jun
11
28
18
16 % May
31% Jan
19% Oct 22
i
10
16% Jan
14
20% Jan
July 12
83% Jan
14
104
47% Feb
10
56
Jan
28
105
Oct 22
57
2
% Oct
q
39
May
29% Jan
19% Dec 20
36 7b Nov 13
66
.
9
2
Jan
16% Apr 25
38 % Apr
7
82% Apr
16
101% Jan
55 % Feb
14
101% July 23
81% Nov 13
23
106
Feb
8
Mar 12
47
57
Dec
5
6% Dec 16
34% Oct
79
45
Oct
12% Jan
9
14
72
July 18
18
Jun
Firstamerica
4
46% July
22
Nov
6% Mar 10
37 % Jan
87% Jan
8
59% May 8
59% Jun 13
21
8% Jan 16
45% Mar 20
6
95% May 10
6
56% Jan
10
94
jun
Firth
78
93
54
Nov 13
7% Mar
21
9
3
23% July
7
Fluor
3
53% July
8
Food Fair Stores Inc
35Ta July
8
96
Florida
Power
Florida
2
12% Jan
2
25% Mar 20
Nov 27
8
7% Jan
2
13% Mar 11
4%
47% Jan
13
57% July 18
Food
21
Oct
23
84% Jan
3
May 15
93% Aug
5
33% Oct 21
61% July 16
35% Apr
7
50% July
7
Foote
35% Dec 30
59% Mar 19
37% Jan
2
42 %
9
18% Apr
15
22
32% Dec 30
8
10% Dec
2
8% Dec
52
95
9
July
July
80
convertible
3%%
367b
3,600
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22 7a
13.600
40
40
4074
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Co
22%
29%
30%
2174
4174
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40%
40 lb
41
187b
187b
187#
187b
187 b
21%
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17%
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3,900
307b
12,800
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69 7b
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70
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17%
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14
67%, Jan
15
95% July 14
Freeport Sulphur Co*—.
9% Jan
2
13 % Feb
3
Fruehauf Trailer Co
2
65
6
Dairies Lie
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
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73
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41
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100
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preferred
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54
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8% Jan
Jan 14
367b
21%
40%
IXl5
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25 % Feb
8
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39
34%
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3%%
July :1;:
52
21%
,
8
24% Jan
Nov 14
117
4
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3674
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July 11
123
10
2
Feb
52
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46
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14,100
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52
53%
common
1,400
12%
36 %
5
3
17% May
12 % Jan
68 % Nov 14
Jan
92
29
67% July
Nov 18
100
*48 7b
7,500
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12%
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134
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Mar 17
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1,300
4,000
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5
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Jan
Apr. 25
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6
5% Oct
Jan
Apr
87
3
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70% July U
39% Jan
28
43% Jan
12 7
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17%
297b
36%
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100
common
30
17%
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preferred
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5%
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17%
17
22% Oct
34% Oct 22
29%
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44% Aug 27
17% Nov 20
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4
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4
2,400
17%
12%
'10
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc_
Filtrol Corp
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5
73,500
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50
preferred
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY
24% Mar 14
49% July 8
99% July 18
1,000
117a
26%
84%
25
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4%
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Federated Dept Stores
July 3
July 18
104% Jun
8374
85
37%
29%
5
common
15% Apr 25
2
100% Oct
267b
5
July 16
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~~
4.60% preferred
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32
30
Dec
Jun
11%
26%
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Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co
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Federal Paper Board Co common
40% July 18
Jun 27
29% Jan
20% Nov 12
conv
11
26%
17%
Fedders-Quigan Corp
~8
22% Jun
3
31% Dec
37%
26%
Friday
July 17
38
3774
38%
11%
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/Thursday
,
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11%
1
common
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in
14% May 5
54% May 22
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July 15
26%
I~100
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2
80
64% July 10
Aug 23
41% Oct-21
*37%
i
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15% Jan
67% Jan
Sep 25
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common
24% Jan
1
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67
16
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Tuesday
July 14
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
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7
84% July
9
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T»r
Fairbanks Morse & Co
13% May 14
27% July
12
22'% Jan 22
15
STOCK
EXCHANGE
43% May
2
22 Va Apr
11
Oct
6
7
16
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK
Highest
12
-
,
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93
95%
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60
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61
617b
330
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common
;
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6% Oct 22
10% July 24
8% Dec 30
Jan
7
8% Feb
8
10% Apr
10
8% Jan
2
40% Dec
30
45
Apr
11
40% Jan
22
20
Oct
21
36% Jan
8
20% Jan
31% Dec
19
46% Jun 28
32
Jan
2
17
54
27
Jan
2
2
23% Oct 25
3% Oct
23
Jan
2
8% Jan
21
14
3% Jan
30
36% Jan
15
24% Jan
13% Oct 31
15% Feb
19
14 % Jan
3% Dec 30
5% Jan
2
3% Jan
Dec
51
Jan
59
25
Jun
7
2
96% Jan
13
47% Jun
30
General
American
Feb
65
7
85% Jun 18
11
Aug
2
30
9% Jan
125
2
2
11% Mar 19
Apr
26% Jan
Jan
2
17% Dec 23
11
19 % Jan
2
29% July
30
46% May 24
30% Apr
7
Oct
21
Mar
70% Nov
6
86
35
6
49% Dec
Mar
9% Dec 20
46% Oct
4
36% Jun
16
General
93% Jun
27
6%
9
65% Jan
9
Apr
64% Jan
24
General Electric
25% July 11
General Finance
50% Dec 31
48
65
8
General
Foods
2
General
Instrument
80% July 11
General
Mills
56
Oct
22
69
July 26
33% Dec 19
115
100
101% NOV
76% Nov
2
Jan
4
30
60% Jan
112
Apr
2
Jan
47% July 16
33% Jan
115% Jan 24
1
91% Feb
7
40
Jan
4
30% Oct 11
34% May 17
57% July 15
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Dec
18
5% Jun
34
14% Dec 26
31
Dec
July 19
'•,18% July 3
24
50% Jan
Jun
5%
3
117% Jan
$5
4
Jan
2
5
10
32% Jan
19% Nov 19
27% Mar 19
20% Jan
16% Dec 23
22% Nov 18
17% Jan
22% Sep 20
28% May 16
25
23
28
25
.
May
2
22% Jun
37% Feb
13
2
18
4
24% Feb
24% Jun
3
5
16
Sep
3
May 31
45% May
36% Oct 22
2
|
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Feb' 14
Jan
2
'
27
July
3
preferred
General Precision
56
537 b
537b
297u
29%
297b
997b
997b
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100 7b
347b
357a
33%
34%
83
84%
8374
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General Refractories
$1.32
51% July 14
General
22% Jun
Jan
7
3
90
Feb
4
4%%
Apr 29
164
Jan
6
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88
Apr
15
7
185
July 17
129
22
90
Jun
3
79
Jan
2
23
Oct
21
95% Apr 25
36% July
9
26% Jan
13
39
Oct
22
62% May
8
44 % Jan
3
20% Nov 14
39 % May
29
23% Jan
10
32% Oct
46% Mar 26
11
84% Jan
Gillette
Gimbel
2
14
4% Apr
15% Apr 16
Apr
9
28
2% Jan
2
157% Jan
16
175
13
53 % May 19
68
95% July
8
14
69
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2
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21
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8
4
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9
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9
25% Feb 11
37% Oct
4
33% Jan
15
59% Jan
2
26% Dec
17
27
23
36% Feb
6
71% Oct 31
86 % Apr
15
21
11
27% Jan
3
79% Mar 21
Apr 30
20
21% Jan
11
122% Nov 11
138
3
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37/64 July 7
28% Jan 31
Apr
47% July 11
Dec
2
37
85
20% Dec
Jan
22
45% Nov 20
67
1
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35% May 8
29% Dec 26
Feb
4
29
21
57% July 18
21% Dec
Feb
347b Jan
26
37% Jun
Oct
18
Jan
29% Oct 21
5
94% May 21
79% Jun
70% Feb 12
4
28% Dec
78
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Jan
Jan
14
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see
page
30% Jan
3
17
2
11
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2
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2
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4
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67
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17
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Jun
$.7 July
4
16
16
2
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3414
5,800
140
93'%
1,700
147 b
2,000
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117b
117b
117 a
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5
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Graham-Paige
Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
Grand Union Co (The)
No par
5
5
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3%%
preferred
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Gt Northern
12.50
5
100
1
No par
25
No par
28% May 27
34
60'%
Iron Ore Prop
Northern Paper Co
20
33'%
91
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Jan
32 7.»
14
Great
75
33
607%
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Great Western Sugar com
7%
3274
33
3,300
91
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4
2,900
*
147b
9
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277a
62
38% July 18
26% May 21
52% Jan
277%
90'%
/
Grant (W T) Co common
8% May 2-0
27 % July
2
140
277b
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common
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8
11
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11
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1 % Mar
'2,300
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Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
7% Jun
100
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907 a
25
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22
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25
July 10
87% July 18
34 % July 10
48% May 5
46
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Brothers
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35
85
4
Products
40% July 17
34'%
63
Getty Oil Co
29% July
Dec
Dec
6
7
18
160
July 11
27% May
Gerber
3
37% Jan
57% Nov 14
2
21
16% Dec 23
Oct
55
Rub
preferred
conv preference
89% Jan
29% Oct 21
16
40 % Jun
9
3,000
/
147b
1
preference
5%% preference
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33% Apr
21% Jan
91
157% Oct
Jun
100
30
100
62
.
$5
3
28% July
18
97
11
56
29%
100
14%
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General Tire &
Mar 18
20% Dec 24
83% July 17
2% Dec
2
347b
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59
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80
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84
57
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-
7
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337
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3,000
58%
;
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preferred
preferred
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100
2,200
.
50%
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General
2
77
11
2
10c
General Shoe Corp
7
108% Jan
33 Vi 1
63%
5
16% Jan
Feb
*53'
6.67
,10o
40% Jan
83
3%
Public Utilities Corp
22% Apr
23
374
General Railway Signal—
General Realty & Utilities™
General
7
Apr
374
No par
No par
General Public Service
4
107
374
28'74
Equipt Corp
30% Mar
July 31
3%
100%
Portland Cement Co_
30% Dec
95
374
31
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
15% Dec 23
18
374
_No par
22% Oct
1
374
100
General Telephone Co of
*
3%
No par
common
$1.60 conv preferred
45% July 9
29% Jun 13
3*4
64
52% Feb
-21% Apr 15
15% Jan
3
1574
63 Va
8
$3 convertible preferred
6
157b
25%
31% Feb 24
7
37% Jan
20
157b
1
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157;.
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29 %
General Outdoor Advertising
!
157 b
8,500
2974
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2974
1574
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™_
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2
30%
15%
;
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5
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30 %
5
preferred
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31
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574/z
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Corp
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2
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25%
0
27
574
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16
14
57a
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5
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;
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;
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lo
General Dynamics Corp
41% July la
2
28 Va Jun
v
39% May 22
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'
57 b
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87 % Jan
13
33% Oct 22
117
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27% Oct 18
42% Oct 25
1
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33%
48% Jan
Apr 12
68
Dec
July
9% Jun
112% Mar 20
1
16
47% Dec 31
33
2
13
10,500
30 %
series preferred
Apr 29
Jan
437b
100'%
General Controls Co
19 % Jan
4% Jan
42%
100
57
11
437 a
33
91
11% May
8% Jan
427b
28
Inc
55
12
437b
No par
2
Cigar Co
12
21
4274
11.
1st preferred
4%
19% May 15
Oct
74
29%
General Contract Corp common
72% July 22
Feb
42
140
General
5
4
41%
*99%
Corp
15% Feb 27
40
42%
27-%
63% July 16
8
4,900
417,,
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14% July
24
407b
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19% Jan
297b>
40
11'%
3
10
2974
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28%
2
Apr
297b
40
139% 139 %
14
10% Jan
29
41
5
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Jan
14
297b
40
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preferred
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Jan
8
29 74
4074
5
11% Jan
22
2974
39%
Amer
1
3
3,600
28 7b
40%
50
com
75
68% Apr
52% Feb
Investors
48
25% July
Dec 20
$8
1,500
20,200
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28%
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General Baking Co common
_5
May 29
7%
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1
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5
127 b Jan
15
140
48
100
convertible
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General
11%
47%
1
com
31
14% Jan 22
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35% Jun
11%
1
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10
10
6%
11%
47'%
774
28%
/
50
30% July
1
Apr 18
102
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47
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25
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preferred
24% Feb
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4%%
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convertible
69% Jan
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8
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5
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125
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50
common
preferred
May 26
88
Nov 19
67% Dec 18
1
convertible
4% Jan 21
6
2(6% Jan
25
Gardner-Denver
16
2,
52% Apr
Jan
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5%
43% July 16
/
5% May 14
30 % May 13
6
101
1
(The)
41% Jun
37% July 12
9
25% Dec 17
90% July
'
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Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
July 9
29% July 16
13
;
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19
11% July 14
48
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100
100
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17
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The
20
Commercial Financial Chronicle
and
(260)
.
.
Monday, July
.
21
1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for
Previous
14
k.
18
Dec
76 % Nov 20
11
15 % Oct
9
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
2
Jan
14 Vb Dec
10
47 % Dec
11
105 % Oct
21
167/s Apr 30
89
Feb 13
14
345/8 Jan
12% May 10
32% Jan 11
2
16% Apr
14
9
87
Apr
17
24% Jun
.2
7% Apr
14
16
25
May
9
Mar
52
101
5
Feb
25
10% Jan
Monday
STOCK
17% Jan
Greyhound Corp (The)
24
81% Aug
81
Oct
6
28
83
Nov
4
41% Jun 11
93 Va Feb
5
2
Jan 29
98
96
Apr
20
Gulf
5
Gulf
6
45% July 17
Jan
10
Jan
3
96
May 29
102% July 14
95% Jan
10
100
Jun
July 15
109
May
1
2
104
preferred
Nov
4
41% Feb 21
#3% Dec
30
89% Jan
17
18 % Dec
20
24
Jan
2
47% July
7
65
Jan
21
23% Jun
13?* Dec
31
28%'Jan
11
74% Apr
15
21 % Jan
25
Jun
24% Dec 23
29 Va Oct 21
127 J/a Oct
14
23 Va Dec 30
29% Dec 24
20
Oct
8
22
Dec
30
3 Vz Oct
39
May 31
40% July 23
138
Nov 27
14 Ya Dec
18
213/4 Nov 22
69 '/a Oct
9
43 % Dec
26
83
Nov 19
15 y2 Oct
10
22% Sep
19
20% July 23
9% Dec 30
35
Jan
21
103 y4 Oct
22
47 Va Jan
23
Jan
14
129
23
Apr»
30
Jan
Jun
8
2
30% July
32% Mar 25
6% Jan
34% Jan 21
18%
Jun" 19
28 y2 Apr
9
7
13
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
7
3% Jan
28% Jan
22% Apr
6
25
12% July 14
22 % Jan
9
76% Jun 20
72% Jan
14
54
43:,/4 Jan
2
6
May
91
July 24
32% July 11
37% Jun
2
25% Jan
38
84% July 17
7
23% Jan
27
9
17
34
Mar
34% Jun
Mar 14
15
31% Jun
27
77% July
57
Jun
2
16
89% Feb
23 % Jan
2
24% May
30% Jun
34% Mar
32% Jan
2
38
Feb
25
17;% Jan
8
10
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
62
12
July 25
42% Sep 19
24
40:% Jan
10% Oct
21
4
17 % July 16
Jan 17
9
70% Nov 27
78
15% Dec
30
22% Jan
7
8% Oct
22
10% Jun
17% Jan
10
38 % May
1
112% Mar 21
July 19
25% July
2
9
3
Jun
27
16% Jun
45% Jun
4
118
10
533/4 Jan
3
24
61% May
44% Feb
26% Jan
14
31
11% Jan
13
14% Mar 27
7
74% May 29
60
Jan
Jan
2
2
Apr
86
16 % Jan
23
74
9% Jan
21
10
Haveg
Hayes
Heinz
3.65%
May
May
5
12% July 17
Jan
2
16 Yb Sep
24
9% Jan
20
22% Jan
11
17% Jan
3
22% May 21
25 y4 Nov
1
31
5
25% Jan
2
30
32% Oct
11
32% Jan
2
45
40
Oct
22
71% Jan
4
39% Feb
24
56
July 18
22 y2 Dec
23
39% Jan
10
23% Apr
"(
31
Jun
Feb
8
87 % Apr
3
92
Jan
4
3
Jail
2
4% Jun
23
28% Jail 10
19
Jan
7
233/4 July 24
15% Feb
Sep
6
23/4 Nov 27
18% Nov 26
16'/a Jan
3
14% Nov 13
25
Jan
69
Aug 30
3
40% Jan 10
97
39% May 29
30 Va Nov 18
Mar 13
85
72
Oct
25
88
Apr
87
Nov 20
100
Apr
46l/a Oct
26
1
22
60% July 11
8% Dec
31
15
5Va Dec
18
18 % Jan
1% Sep
3
3% Oct 23
43
Dec
30
23
2
Jan
19
Jan
Apr
Jun
84
Feb
92
25
90
Jun
May 22
Feb
20
97
52% Jun
12
59 % July
8 '/a Jan
22
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8
5% Jan
10
1
Apr
18
3% Apr
18
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8
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July 18
1% Jan
16
6% Jan
4
Apr
14
16% Jan
14
13% Jan
27
18% Jun
Sep 27
2% Dec 23
85% Apr
8
72% Jan
17
85 Va July
May 21
2% Jan
2
70
19
Dec
30
12% Dec 23
29 % Jan
SO
17
Dec
6
35% May 23
20 % Jan
2
13% Jan
2
16% Feb
Jan
40
4
May 31
12
4
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263/4 Dec 11
63% Jan
9
35% Feb
11
51% Jan
2
28% Jan
13
42% Jun
4
4
69% July 18
38% Jiilv 18
26 y« Oct
23
28
Jan
13
32% May
46% Mar
29% Jan,
2
42% July 14
35% July 14
8
40
Jun
19
47 % Apr
2
45
48
44
Nov
6
40
Nov
40
July 16
26
Nov 13
63A Dec
13 y2 Dec
19
148
69
14
30
23
Nov
14
Jan 16
52
Feb
48
9
11
47% Feb
7
44% Jan
7
9% Apr
39% Jan
88% Jan
156
Feb
5
14
8
11
10
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4
23
55% Jan
11
293/4 Oct
13
21
23% May 14
52 1
Jan
2
92
Jan
21
'35% Jan
3
81
Nov
4
18
Dec
24
22
376 % July
8
270 y2 Oct
25% Dec 23
127
7
15
Jan
Dec
Nov
49 % Jan
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
25% Dec
20
Mar 26
38% Jan
11
29% Jan
2
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14
65
156
Jan
Jail
43% July 8
92 % May 13
22% Jan'27
Jan
2
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76
22
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22
82% Nov 19
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1
July 30
7ya Dec 30
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
109% July
98
Feb
9
8
26% May 10
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85
125
Oct
11
May 10
34
Dec
26
July 12
40% May 23
22
Dec
24
51% Apr 23
27 y2 Dec
9
353/4 Oct
21
20% Oct
23
35
Feb
20
68 % Jan
13% Apr
70% Jan
7
92
16
13
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Jan
28
2
13
22
33% Dec 24
31
28% Mar 29
54% Jun
130
Jan
13
22
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May 28
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Jan
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29% Jan
118
3
374
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19
36 % July 18
166
Jun
19
July
82% Jun
8
17
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102% July
8
96% July 16
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4
71
Feb
4
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40
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37% Jun
32
Jun
38% July
27
29
Jun
7
17
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41% July 17
125
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8
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125
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83
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355
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92
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25
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91
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5
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International Packers Limited
1
International Paper common
7.50
&
200
4,700
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38
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20
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500
5
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40
36%
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52
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preferred
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35
50
400
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(F L)
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5,500
21
50
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22
20%
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Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
38
10
21%
27%
10%
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Jaeger Machine Co
17
82
21 %
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32
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82
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4
12
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28
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3.50
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co_i_____l
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
Island Creek Coal common
50c
34% Apr 23
r
15%
42%
117'%
5% convertible pfd series A__. -50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co:
,__5
15% Jan
86
29%
u
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11
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29
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72
nreferred
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3,900
com™.. -100
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53
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76
20
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18
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'
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13
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28
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36 %
77
85%
,
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
3% Feb
13
Jan
29% Jan
21% Jan
4
2
13
37% July 10
36 Va July 16
30
24
Jan
32% July 14
22
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2
Jan
Dec
24% Jan
17
7% Jan
Oct
28
1
57% Jan
12
111% Jun 28
S3
Oct 22
Jan
13
85% Feb 27
22
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7
Apr 29
86% Jan 16
3
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24 V2 Mar
18% Jun
27
37%
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10
35%
21%
78
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Jan
2,400
36%
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4%
July 18
10
24%
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preferred
7
9
162
139
24 %
78
17%
Ingersoll-Rand
8,400
36.
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28
12%
common
A
36%
36
139
24%
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31%
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7,900
29
(Delaware)____ ,__1
Indianapolis Power
31%;
24%
21%
—1
5
10
31%
f
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preferred series A
4.20%
■
% 1,900
29
31%
1
■;
noncumulative
1,100
24%
12%
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshaves Ctfs Inc._
26% July
23% Jan
Co
13%
73%
24
35%
,
33%
35:%
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->
1,600
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29%
a
31%
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22
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22
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32
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400
65
22
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300
5
13:!i
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12:ii
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5
21%
33%
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26%
,
13%
13%
46%
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29
95 % July 18
37
22
22%
31 %
55%
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36%
139
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63
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2
13
36
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64
,
a
2
% Jan
46%
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12%
Jan
22
103%
Industria Electrlca De Mexico
7 % Feb
23
May 27
100'%
29!
25% Jan
73
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12%
2.50
Manhattan
4.26%
35% July 10
,
32
.100
3
140
"a
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74
—5
23
100
105!a
22%
13%
31%,
.100
preferred::
79% Apr
148% Mar
19
Jun
47% Feb
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63
/ 46 %
45%
63%
22'%
32
36/#
par
22
8,000
93
105%
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23%
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4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
4.08%
2
31% July 10
13% Dec
51
100!:;
100%
105
13%
par
9
6
156% Jan 25
2
52% Jan
45%
10c
"
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23%
100
preferred-!
21
19% Jun
Nov 11
May
Jun
2
25 % Oct 22
Nov 14
47% Jan
45%
*91
*9.9
!:
29%
-50
5%
45%
12%
No par
preferred
preferred-
Hupp Corp
45%
1
29%
78
54%
__5
26
22
45?
12%
1
3% %
If
800
83,800
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U-3
5%
16,500
60%
112
12%
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common™
convertible
&
17%
Z
29%
.2 1/12
preferred series A
Sound
16%
60
109'a
12%'
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Corp of America
tHudson
3,200
29
10
50% July 17
4% July 11
30% Jun
9
45%
-
16
Apr
23
12% Oct
1.
$4.25 preferred.
Howe
•
93
*72%
135
*32%
30 %
convertible preferred-:
30
Homestake Mining
—12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
10
Hooker Chemical
Corp com
5
4%
'
60%
106
5V#
5%
6
240
' 11,800
9%
110
99
62%
22%
26%.
1
common
Holly Sugar Ccvp
6
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17%
GO
10 9
1;
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V
74
5
25
29
84
113'*
93
23%
21%
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loo
;
38% Apr 22
37
9
16%
00%
1
9%
ltU
36%
100 ~
:/
6
13
Apr
9%
16%
16%
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110%
45%
45%
36%
1
preferred.
5%
9%
9
31,000
.
15
Holfman Electronics
Corp
Holland Furnace Co__™_
Hotel
23%
■'
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L
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Hilton Hotels
Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)__
30
14
11% Apr 29
90
May 21
May 20
36% Jan
27% Jail
6
43/4 May
3
78
18
Jan
10
17
36
135
1
(The)—™_™_™
Hewitt-Robins Inc_____
Heyden Newport Chem Corp™
31
6% Jan
81
Feb
29% Jun
11% Jun
22
*91
45%
25
Hertz Co
8
Nov
Powder
;
_„____50
Hersney Chocolate Corp__
6
23%
10 i
63
" 63%>
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22%
13%
13%
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"23%
31%
10
7% noncumulative preferred
Hercules Motors
:
;
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3%%
22
102
104
5
Heller (W E) &
Cp
Helme (G W) common
5%
22")!
>93
-1
24%
:
Co common™
preferred
Hercules
45%
2.50
preferred
Industries Inc
(H J)
15%
82
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1
„
1
18
'
100
2.50
.....
3
15'A Oct 22
9
Co
'
1
preferred..!
Paper
Industries Inc
Hecht Co common—,.
3%% preferred
23
Apr
36 % Apr
20
87
6
convertible
4%%
21'
18% Jan 22
24% Jan 16
5
__5
Hart Sehaffner & Marx
Hat Corp of America common
6
26
Cementing
Corp
Harsco Corporation
Harshavv Chemical Co
16
Jun
5% Jun
15%
81%
*100
106
'*44%
25
Well
Harris-Intertype
May 22
'105
,
Hammond Organ Co...
^
„_1
Harbison-Walk Rcfrac com.___y.50
6% preferred
:__
loo
Mar 17
140
9
2
27% Feb
17% Oct 22
13
Jan
39% Mar 11
24% Dec
60 Va Sep
30
51 % Aug
8
28
2
20% Jan
4%
Hammermill
15%
33%
'
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common.
16
*98
15%
83%
>
45%
93
102%
100%
Shares
16
21%
9%
16%
60%
112
:
the Week
85
21%
109
.
Friday
July IX
July 11
15?'i
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21%
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45%
100
Hall
14
45 % Jan
2
Sales for
Thursday
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21
111% Jan
13% May 20
70
Jan1 2
16% Jan
24
20% Dec 24
%
101
100
5.
60
115
*91
100
100
dividend
Hackcnsack Water
25
"
No par
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred—
$4.40
16% -.16%
'
Common
July 18
67
Dec
11
3
20
PKICLS
*33%
16
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»,
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14% Jan
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152
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,
Volume
Number 5761
188
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range (or Previous
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Year 1957
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19
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13
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33% Oct
23
83
98
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96
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7
4
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22
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Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_No
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23
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2
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2
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23
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12
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4'A
321/2
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Long Island Lighting Co com
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4.25% series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred
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Lorillard (P) Co common
3
3,200
57
34%
4
20
10%
17%
Lone Star Gas Co common
4.84% conv preferred
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116
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30% Jun
30
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87% July 17
i
Jan
87
4
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23% Oct 22
45% Feb
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16
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123 ;t July 16
10
82
17
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-
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22
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5
17
53
7
19
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7
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3
10
9
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7
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May 13
^
67% July 18
18
7% Dec
7
10
97
37%
33
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2
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15
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22
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17
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18
11
32
83
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80
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Mar 12
102
Nov 21
47
68%
14
105% Aug
5
39% Jan 24
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79% Nov 12
88
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49
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7
7
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1123/4 Dec 26
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16
125
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22
77
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A
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2
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15
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32% May 17
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22
27
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33
19
89
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44
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27
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24
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10
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10
11
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2
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8
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3
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23
20
18
Dec
37% May 13
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z43/4 Oct 16
17% Oct 22
Dec
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28
Manati Sugar Co
30
24
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13
Nov
7% Feb
4
2
22% Jun
19
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19
4%
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8
31
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29% Jan
28
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83
83
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78% Jan
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77
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70
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4
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2
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3'.
85% Jun
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;
2
55
17% Apr 22
13
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31
30
Oct
30
23
42% Apr 30
13% Mar 11
30
Jan
75% Apr
4
Jan
2
4
11
12
67
23
22
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13% Dec
30
19% Jan
30
20
63
July
33
Apr
40% Jun
1
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21
Nov
19
Dec
20
3
80
85% May 21
12% Apr
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14
64
Mar 31
8
Mercantile Stores Co Inc.-.
—3%
57'% July
7
Merck
25 A
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26
5b
85
19% Jan
10
8
10
30% Mar 10
86
Apr 25
May
May 20
166% July
39
14
7
Jan
3
5
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
63
July 12
39
Jan
2
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94
Feb
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2
85
Sep
10
92% May 13
102
Apr
9
77
July 10
90
For
July 25
86% Apr
103
footnut.es
see
Feb
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17
19
26
Jan
10
86
Jan
24
90'A Feb
85
Jan
31
92
97
Jan
14
103
July
&
$3.50
Co
Ibc
common
preferred
—
$4 conv 2nd prefefred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
Machine
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.9C%
4.35%
preferred series
26
3.35%
preferred series
7
3.80%
4.45%
preferred series
Mar 28
preferred series
16%c
1
12.50
50
5
50
pfd—100
100
100
100
—
100
*91
100
*86
92
100
87%
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102
93%
102
*
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6%
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400
58%
10
430
26'A
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7%
1,800
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13
23
24
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6%
6%
6
6
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13
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24
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21%
21%
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59%
59%
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40
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37%
37
700
6
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2,500
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8,600
15,500
21%
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69%
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37%
9,400
39%
40%
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40%
37
37
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92
92
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93
93%
33
34
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86
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76
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120
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32%
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21
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21%
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21
42
41%
41%
11%
11%
11%
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80
80
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34
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35
34
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60
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80
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36
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34
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45
45
45
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15
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79
79
79
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79
79
80
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59
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16%
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600
37%
37%
38
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39%
5,700
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23
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80
80
24%
24 %
24%
1,600
55%
26,400
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23%
23 %
23%
80%
80 %
80%
80%
24%
53%
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88
*158
188
36 ,4 37 A
17%
17%
No par
No par
24
*57%
58'A
25%
25%
'
38%
39%
475
36
60
23 ,8
81 A
26% Apr
6,400
58'A
6%
46
45,4
79
7
96
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39%
38%
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59%
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37 /&
98/2
23/8
82
1
42,100
6%
42%
16%
1
2,000
45 %
21%
43
59
—18
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
28
May 23
32
32%
8 /8
13%
Trucking Co
McLellan Stores Co___
Jun
89
32%
16%
37
:'94
McLean
5
9
76
30
92
31%
8
13%
10
79
94
1
5
10%
44'A
57%
''''
32%
10
Mead Corp common
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B
100
9% Jan
15'/a Feb
16% Jun
22'A Jan
109% Jan
Inc
7
7'/a
92
26'A July
3
39% July 18
Jan
Robbins
2
86% Jan
o.
&
15 i
33% Apr
-
McKesson
7%
10%
44'%
38%
25%
25%
10%
43
475
*400
33
45%
*15
79
—3
2
Jan
July 10
373/4 Dec 24
Aug
Co_^
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
79
75
1
McGraw-Edison
McGraw-Hill
36% Jan
9
1
16
89
104% Jan
—
37% Jan
44% Nov 29
8
3
50
common
46% May 27
128
18
Corp
preferred
$2.50
2
3
29
r
25%
32% 32%
54% .54%
15% 15%
21
*:?:
"40% 42
11% ll 'n
79 % 79 -2
34% 35V*
33,2 34
2
12
14% Oct
McCord
57%
425
390
86
10%
43
38
57%
86
10
41%
38
425
76
Jan
52
17
24
8
41
37%
24%
6%
21%
60
40%
37%
92%
*74%
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
10
69% Apr
21% Jan
Jan
24
Corp——
86.
23%
No par
17
72% Sep
20
McCall
85%
23%
31%
42%
—Nopar
13
29% Feb
37% Dec
4
85%
9%
39%
*57%
84%
86
Jun
68% Jan
7
26
17% Jun
common
preference—:—
85%
/
5%
84
*84
10% Jan
29
Nov 29
Co
$3
2,800
32%
Nopar
5
38% Jun
10534 Jan
Feb
Maytag
7
July
33%
36%
92%
'
Nopar
39
2
93
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
25% May 20
6
74% Nov 25
pfd 1947 series
$3.40 preferred
33%
*12%
Nopar
Nopar
Nopar
$3.75
33%
6%
39%
100
Corp
;
May Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred
33%
13%
4
—1
Co
Msfsonite
July 16
34'A July 18
I
No par
com
preferred
Martin
16
42% Feb 28 '
Jan
7% Jun
Mar
4%%
& Co
33%
*5%
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3 % %. convertible preferred—100
62
May 14
50% July 24
15% July 18
122% July
8
Dec
Marshall Field
46,200
*12%
24
*6%
21%
*59
31% Apr 23
17
47
47% Oct
''
26
\ 12% Feb 12
10 % Apr
28% Mar
Dec
76
50% Jan 31
Dec
10
43% July 10
23% Jan
9
7
33% July 18
2
34
32% Feb 25
Jan
5
Corp
preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
% July 11
36% Jan
17
11
29% Nov
■
Jan
30
34% Feb
93
,
79
20
39
Dec
38% May
2
25% Jan
8
3i
21% Dec
60
40% July 16
55
7
12% Dec
Jan
Mar
2
28%
12%
12%
5
12.50
;
1
common5
convertible
5% Jan
69% Nov 11
69
Nov
6
23
;
:
Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
18% Jan
33% Dec 30
Dec
:
Manning,
51% Jan
47% Jan 22
49% Nov
4
No par
:
7
26% Aug 15
23% Dec 20
22
273/8 Feb
v
Bros__
Manhattan-Shirt_:
91
23
77
2
Mallory ,(P R) & Cd
35% July 19
37% May
8
26
'
29% Oct
.
50
50
1
1
Mahoning Coal RR Co
10
20% Apr
54% Feb
49% Dec -26
'
25
Jan
21
.
10
1
preferred
conv
30
28%
86
10%
1,200
29%
33%
9%
26%
120
28
86
10%
40%
120
29%
33%
28%
33'A
29%
26%
26%
123
*120
123
*120
28%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
123
*120
33%
86%
10%
41%
38
38%
57%
57:%
*400
425
25% 25%
6%
7
6
6
__100
.-Nopar
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
4%%
28%
33%
86%
Nopar
Square Garden;
26%
27
123
5
preferred series A
Madison
7% Jan
14% Apr
.;
'
11% Dec
Z
Co Inc com_«
(R H)
4%%
;
39% July 17
5.
23% Apr 29
*
Macy
-2
27
10
fibtcii'tiu
Mack Trucks Inc.
May 14
12% Jim 25
•r49 % Mar 24
10
30% Jan
390 »'
*35Jun
3
14
u a
29% July 11
,
6
Jan
.
54% Jun
385
.2
78% Jan
2
28% Dec 23
21% Jan
Apr 17
125
(*120
MacAndrews & Forbes common
*82
161
*36%
24%
55
85%
161
36%
17%
17%
49
49%
*24%
55
25%
56%
*82
86
161
161
36
36
17%
17%
23%
*80
24%
55 ','a
*82
100%
36
17%
55%
86
36%
36 '/8
36%
1,100
17%
17%
17%
11,400
49
49
48%
49
92
*90%
92
*S9
101
*99
101
*86
87
*90
*100
87%
93%
102
*90
*100
93%
103
*90
*100
600
160%
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86
159%
92
86%
550
160','2
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54%
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3,700
101
48%
91 %
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49
91%
101
86%
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86%
93%
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2,500
20
70
30
93%
103
*100
103
30
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
...
Monday, July 21, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranfe Since Jan. 1
Highest
31
60% Jan
88% JQ*
40% Jan
*
3
35
Dec
77
Deo
July 15
82% Deo 12
40
May 21
32% Jan 14
131
July t
18% Max
1
68
18
31
25% Oct 21
12% Dec
73% Jan
23
29
7% Dec 31
58
Dec
Dec
5
17
Dec
91% May 31
25% Mar
1
31
12
24
11
Dec
Feb
21% July 12
30
68
20
24% July
15
101
32% Jun
Miami
Copper
•
45
July 11
Middle
South
28% Jun 25
34
July 18
Midland
35% Jan
2
43
Mar 10
Jan
3
88
Jun
10
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
25% Feb 24
32% Jun
3
Midwest
7
21% Feb
6
Minerals &
14% Jan
76
Jan
7% Jan
70
16 %
11
4
21% Jan
4% Dec
17
17% Dec
22
30
43% May 27
26 % Oct
22
4'A Oct
22
14
60% May 24
37% May 28
12% Jan
8
65% Mar
8
2
9% Jun
Oct
29
17
Apr
10
8% Jan
13
12% May
15% Dec
23
24% Apr
23% Jan
18
15% Jan
6
Jan
S
18% Oct
22
31% July 18
7% Jun 20
2
66
9
19% Mar 12
27% Dec
80
25% Jan
34
Dec
27
10% Oct
22
19% Jan
t
35% Feb
13
51% July
3
37% Nov
7
28
17% Jan
11% Jan
35
Jan
47
18% Jan 20
10
37
2
2
f
42% Feb
Jan
2
12% Deo
23
23% Jan
11
12% Apr
3
16% Jan
31
32% Jan
f
19% Jan
2
26% Mar
21% July
2
17%
8,200
.93
9,800
11%
11%
11%
V
11%
2,700
*70
71
-70
71
*17
18
17
17
200
22
22
22
1,700
20%
21%
15%
83%
15%
16%
83%
16
5
100
160
4.800
16
84%
86
*98
100
'V
■
1 86%
98
100
11,400
■■
40
27
27%
27%
27%
4.600
32%
32%
32
32
1,500
11%
10%
40%
40%
41%
14.700
22%
23
11,600
10
34%
34%
35%
8%
35%
34%
35%
14,200
8%
8%
3%
_100
9
51%
34%
8%
34%
-No par
53%.
34%
*8%
50%
52%
53%
52%
53%
52%
53
No par
28%
29'A
28%
29
2974
29%
29%
297%
3174
27%
32%
32%
1
7%
com
preferred series A
Missouri Pacific RR class A
Mohasco Industries Inc
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Monarch
Monon
11%
11%
9
7
27%
32%
35
■■■
8%
52%
2874
7
6%
7
674
8%
1,000
5,400
18.900
67a
6 Th
674
674
65%
65%
66
66
*65
667%
*657%
667%
657%
657%
76
76
7672
767a
*767%
777a
*76
777%
*77
771%
30
*1174
1174
500
177*
17 74
1,700
*1274
674.
■y-
1.25
11%
11%
1174
1174
1174
*1174
11%
No par
Tool
*11%
17%
17%
17%
1774
1774
17%
1774
1774
13
13
13
13
13
6%
31%
*7
RR class A
25
B
13
No par
Chemical
*6%
7%
2
31%
31%
317
Co
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
5
.
67 b
s
3174
*13
V
y
127a
30
13%
300
7%
774
7%
774
;fC 3,000
3174
3174
3174
3174
92,600
3,200
8
27%
27%
277a
2772
277 b
2774
27
277%
2674
27
56
56
57
577%
5874
587%
5974
5874
5974
1574
(The)
No par
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
15,000
<
32%
56
Montana Power Co
157b
16
16
*1574
1674
16
16
*15%
1674
2,800
300
1
24%
25
24%
2574
24%
2574
2474
2574
25%
257%
18,700
_No par
37%
38 %
37
37%
37
37%
1874
36%
1874
1574
377«
3774
3774
26,300
15%
157%
16
7,300
38%
38%
3874
39
2,500
Lines-.
12
Products
Corp
Corp
187b
18
15%
15%
15 7
157%
15 7a
157%
3
Inc
18%
10
(John) & Co
38%
39%
-387JI
39
39
3974
4874
10
1
48%
5
14% Mar 25
17% Apr
30
17
Jan
6
12
38% Jan
11
30% Jan
2
18% Dec
10
31
19% Jan
2
37% Dec
31
50
July 26
May l
38
Feb
20
44% Apr
17
10% Dec
31
18% Jan
4
11
Jan
6
14% Fab
4
40% Dec
30
80% Jan
8
43% Jan
3
53% Mar 10
National
Acme Co
13% Oct
22
30
Jan
S
14% Jan
a
18% Jan 27
National
Airlines
14
July I
23% Max
2
3
15% Jun 20
31
Jan
8
National Automotive Fibres
41% Jan
6
51
Jun
13
Deo 80
158% Mar 26
168
Jan
20
5
3$ ^an ,2
Inc*
13%
1
30% Dec
Munslngwear
27,100
10%
5
100
Machine
Wheel
10%
_100
common
3%%
Mueller Brass Co
*25 %
5
18%
b
4774
48%
%
1874
4874
4774
■
4874
187%
18%
49
487a
187b
4,100
49%
5,500
14
13%
1374
1374
13%
13%
1374
137%
137%
3,600
25%
25
25
2574
2574
2574
2574
257%
2574
3,300
2174
207%
21%
21%
217 a
21%
21
20;«
207%
20%
l
3874
387
b
387 b
38%
387%
38 %
38%
3874
387%
38%
3,100
10
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Eros
39% Api
8
32% Jun 25
11%
70
16
17%
92%
22%
Motor
7
1,400
17%
92%
39%
Motor
10
19% Dec
31%
17
91
22
Morrell
49% July 18
31%
31%
22%
Motorola
6
530
11
27%
32%
Corp
Moore-McCormack
16% Mar 13
May
85
22
27%
,
38% July 2
19% Jan 24
84
39
2.50
No par
Paper
Light
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
4
85
11%
27
26 Vo Jun
1,400
84%
39
21%
28 % Jun
20
Jan 2
40
11
Class
18% Feb
40
37
Monsanto
14% Jun 23
700
40
21
16
If
30% May 31
40% Jan
7
34
38%
20
Feb
23
82%
100
33%
22%
13
59% July 17
21%
15%
8,300
32
37%
8 % Jun
•
69
*17
*21
15%
82%
*98
27%
32%
18
12,900
44.%
39%
31%
17%
91%
32%
44%
31
-
31%
44%
21%
14% Jun
Jan
31
17%
90%
HV*
70
Shares
31
44%
5
36% Jan
4% Apr
*30%
17
90%
11'.'2
39%
85
i
30%
31%
44%
30
39%
85
1
Maid
8
11% Apr 22
45
Dec
July 15
30
44%
30 39%
84%
44%
30
the Week
Mission
Minute
297/s Apr 30
22% Jan 2
12
22
17% Dec 23
17
3
2
49% Jun
38% Oct 21
18
Apr
30%
Sales for
Friday
July JK
Thursday
July 17
*
Mission
9
4% Jan
16%
81%
98%
21%
15
80%
*98
Wednesday
July 16
27%
32%
11%
40%
5
57% Jun
NOV 13
8
Ontario
Missourl-Kan-Tex RR
4% Jan
30% Jan 11
76% July 15
18
98
3
10
41% July 11
28% Mar 4
No par
com
preferred
35% July
Jan
28
No par
No par
Mining & Mfg
$4
Cqrp
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
62
20
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
21%
15%
80%
1
Jan
Oct 22
21%
100
23% July
52
5% Deo
17%
1
common
Minn
4174 July 18
20
10
69
&
12
1
83% Apr 22
30% Feb
11%
Power &
44% Jan 31
8
90%
09
Minnesota
30
58
30%
17%
preferred
Minnesota
10
11% Apr
1
1.50
17%
conv
27
30
72% May
85
preferred
5
4% Dec
Nov 13
84%
25
1st
$1.50 2nd
July 14
19% Dec
50
100
10
Jun
Jan
27
39
Corp
28% Jun
•
4% Jan
2
31
Feb 21
18% Feb 25
5
29
39
Chem Corp of Amer
33% May 20
12
Jun 25
3
27% Jan
29
31
18
91
11%
$5.50
86-% July 18
100
93
29%
44%
*29
*39'
84
31
17
89
11%
*68
*17
'45
1
Inc
Minneapolis Moline Co
19% May 20
22% Jun 17
73% Feb 21
Jan 14
Oil
44%
10
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
19
Jun
Enterprises
Inc
30%
30
5
Utilities
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
July 18
13% May 27 '
10
26
32% Oct
30% Dec 30
93
3
Jan
59
35% Apr
13
17
13% Jan 13
17
Jan 10
11% Jan
2
9
July
28% Sep
12% Jan
Feb
25
78
11
Par
4
Tuesday
July 15
Monday
July 14
STOCK
24% Mar
98% Feb
68% Sep 17
20% Dec 30
YORK
EXCHANGE
34 V* Jai
10
2
2074 Dec 20
Dec
25
30% Jan
NEW
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
IOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for PritltM
Year 1901
28%
29%
2772
287%
2874
2974
2874
2874
28
287%
18.200
437%
42
74
42 74
42
42
12%
48%
2,200
14%
4.000
No par
*42
44
*42
*12
44
2,400
200
N
£% Ete® 24
20% Oct
35
Jan
22
38% Jan
14
2
42% Dec
8
142% Aug 19
160
2$
18% Dec 23
33
Jun
77 A Oct
16% Oct
20
24% May 22
38% Mar 18
22
iSSWS
101% Apr
1
19% Jan 25
22
35% Oct 22
2
37% Jan
7
«?!Man
86% Jan
9
31
95
17% Jan
2
40
July
8
42
Jan
S
Aug 22
97
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
138
July
8
84% Apr 17
165
Deo
13
158
124% Aug 23
139
Jan
23
135% Jan
12% Apr 12
21% Dec 30
15% Sep
47% Jan
4
14% Dec
21% July IB
80% Jan
3
18
36% Jan
4
Mar 20
7
13% Jan
7
21% May 13
37% Mar 11
49% Dec 17
29% NOV 22
15
Jan
6
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
100
May
103% Feb
14%
7
preferred
19
7%
17
6%
1
26'/a Feb
5
Natl Malleable
3
57% July 17
38
Jhn
&
12%
23
23%
23%.
23%
45%
44%
45% W-
45%'
45%
19,300
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22.900
94
93%
93%
92%
92%
*91
14
Oct
22
70
Oct
30
66% NOV 13
36% Dec
17
17
2
87
h
Jan
Dec
31
85
Feb
IB
130% May 20
42% Dec
6
68
Jan
14
lVYe Dec
23
28
13% Dec
30
30% July 25
29% Jan 10
July 29
14% Jan
8
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
8
11% Feb
July
85
JUn
44% Jan
16
21% Feb
14
17
13% Mar
S
18% JUn
1
27 %
Deo
11
Dec
13
103
Mar 11
95
190
Dec
11
351
Mar 28
180
4% Dec 24
17
Apr
19
July 11
York
14
Apr 18
107
Jun
Jan
1«
225
May 21
N Y
Jan
IS
5% Jan
1
9
Feb
11
Jan
31
Dec
31
41% Jan
14
14% Jan
1
22
18% Oct
11
54% Jan
4
25% Apr
8
31% Jan 10
38% Dec 31
72% Sep
26 % Oct
87
3
22
Apr
31% Mar
1
1
03
Nov 21
74
Jan
09
July 29
81
Jan 30
72
Nov
13
86% Apr
11
78
Oct
17
90
Jan
28
98% Aug 20
108
Deo
8
21
38% Jan
79% Jan
8
47% July
I
85
29% Jan
8
72% Mar 12
36% May 29
76
80% Jan
81
Mar 10
Mar
4
July
9
104% Mar
4
88
102
18% Dec 31
29
~25% July" 18
Oct
22
51% Deo
11
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
20% Aug
14
24% Jan
20% Oct
4
39% Jan
9
2
14% Dec 24
24% July 17
65% Dec 27
79
96
Jan
4
Sep 27
107
M«1
100% Nov 12
110
Dec
32% Nov 19
13% Oct
22
16
49% May 31
17% Jun
li
4
82
Feb
14
77% Nov 13
82
Mar 29
66
78
Nov
Oct
8
77% NOV 14
79% Oct
1
J 5% Oct 22
90
Feb
9
Mar 18
July 15
18% Jan
a
76
July
8
2,000
47,200
36
36 7A
367%
37
36%
37
367-4
36%
36%
367,,
52
52
5274
517a
51%
1
87
90% Feb 18
92
Feb
I
87
V
8
Jan
18
5
July 10
29% May 22
109% Jun
13
113% May 20
42% July is
22
Jun
18
83% Jan 23
94
92
Jun
13
July 16
5%
11%
3374
3374
117%
3374
34
82 7%
8374
8274
8274
81
82
817%
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93
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84%
84
84%,
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39%
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17,100
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-
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7974
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11
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93
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19
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1874
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51,600
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16 %
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27
16%
17%
26%
93
.
17%
17
26%
26%
27
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107
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107
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107
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107
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300
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300
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r
45,300
107
230
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■
100
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1
257%
4674
467%
100
preferred
par
100
preferred
100
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk
&
Western
American
*81
357%
*74
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84
16%
16%
17
2574
257b
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4,800
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81
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80
80
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106%
10674
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105
1057%
105
105
103
102
102
102
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102
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102
102
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80
82
84
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82
450
20
230
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2274
2274
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22%
22%
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23
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37%
377-4
3774
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38
3774
3774
38
3874
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6674
66
6674
65%
6674
6674
6774
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23
23
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23 74
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2374
200
32
317%
3274
32'%
33%
82.900
1
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3174
50
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Northern
10
2974
Gas
1
21
Co
preferred
5.80% preferred
100
T08
100
Northern Pacific Ry
5
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
5
111
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
44
Norwich
preferred
Pharmacal Co
74
32%
32
20%
21%
21
2174
72
707%
707%
70
71
2974
2974
29%
2974
2974
297%
32%
30%
2174
2074
2.200
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2074
20%
20%
70'%
*6974
70%
140
2974
29%
29%
12,000
1,900
10874
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10874
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10874
109
109
112
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112
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112
111
111
110
80
109
111
3974
4074
39 74
40'%
2174
2174
40
40
4174
21
4174
40
41%
42%
52,700
2174
21 %
2074
20%
21 %
7.900
100
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807%
787%
78 7%
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80
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80
78%
78%
120
100
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92
917 a
91%
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92
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92
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92
20
100
;
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Inc
*23
2374
227%
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5%%
4.6%
1674
2574
6%
25
25
Aviation
Northwest Airlines
6%
5
common
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Natural
6%
2
Ry
Adjustment preferred
North
6%
Corp—
preferred
3.40%
17
30
1874
93
7974
3774
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com__No
31
1174
33%
No par
Common
$3.75
22% Jun
page 26.
1474-
1174
18%
series A
38
gee
1474
337%
300
10
50
Electric Gas
20% July 22
Jun
14
11%
3,900
8.900
*1074
6
1474
•1474
1,400
74
*974
10%
6
1174
3674
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State
25Auv
7
1074
6
3474
No par
Preferred
New York
a
19
6
8
8
10
1174
1474
5
Northrop Aircraft Inc
94'A Jun
*
6%
10
.
34
103
July 17
6
874
14
13 74
No par
26% July 18
16% July 11
25% Jan 21
For footnotes
*
1
874
New Haven & Hartford Co—
7
6
11
100
preferred
17% Jan
«
25% Deo 31
Feb
1074
Harlem RR Co
93% Ma*
July 12
1074
No par
Central
8
20
,107b
6
Brake
22% Apr
10% Jan
22
11
574
1
90% Jan
9% Oct
10%
.
8
4
1
Co
common
Jan
28% Feb
10
100
30
10
*9%
4.85%
33% Jun
Jan
10%
105% May 16
21% July 11
10% Jan
*9%
10674
72
76% Max
1074
100
25% Feb 28
15% Jan
1
88
974
preferred
63% Apr 11
1|
874
*88 7%
18
Jan
3%
100
23% Apr
32% Jan 1J
527%
87a
100
I
107
52 74
874
preferred
67 74 July 18
•
52%
874
preferred
39% Jun
9
527%7
3.60%
7
Jan
5274
3.90%
8
26% Apr
Air
5,600
1774
577%
4.10%
5.25%
53% Apr
22
Jan
25
17%
56%
10
23
247-1
1774
577%
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
108
Feb
6
31% Jan
104
Fibre
Common
N
32% Oct 30
24%
1774
5474
xE7%
Inc
non-cum
Y &
2974
17%
York Dock—
$5
N
2374
__Il
Radiator
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
19
1.200
5574
England
New
1074
1774
Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4 % pfd-100
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
New
16%
54'%
New
York
80
1674 y
138%
17%
Newmont
New
80
13774
1674
5
(J J)
preferred
137
16%
l
Inc__
Newberry Co
New
23%
137
20.700
1637%
547%
No par
Corp
3%%
23%
a
1387%
1
Neisner Bros
'
7
18% July li
'96
May 29
18
18
08
10
237
24
16%
160
97
95
*162
177b
1
84 %
1674
9674
163
5374
Nehi
34% July 18
*137
138%
*167%
*
12,000
20,500
95
1774
3
3
*137
9374
*161
*9374
547%
13% Jan
10% Jan
26% Janl
94
.162
2174
5074
30
94
1774
National Vulcanized
77'A Feb 14
93
162
5072
5374
Natomas Co
4
91%
103%
2074
2174
74
400
93
1
6% May 15
14% Jun
4
18
9374
*91
3,400
ip
12% Jan 27
28
50
957%
907%
1674
2
Feb
51
16374
138 7%
2
14% Feb
21
50
*94
21'4
9374
1674
23%
2174
50
96
21
16374
138 7%
Steel Cast-No par
21
49'%
507%
1
4% Jan
85
92 7%
103
93
*947%
2174
96
100
11
33% Jan
21
50
*947%
5
100
U
19
*93
1
3
23
23
10
7% Jan
9% Jan
Dec
8,100
18,500
23%
National Tea Co
S
270
12%
67
45%
common
National Theatres
12%
66
•
23
May 17
Nov 13
23%
12%'
24
2
71
12%
66
46
2
10
12%
65%
23
7% Jan
25% Dec
12%
65%
22%
42% Jan
6
12%
64%
13
"
65%
164%
23%
Nov 29
10% Feb
165
6,000
45%
% Sep 10
Nov 20
65%
164%
14
46%
9
Jan
*163
64%
44
8
12%
64%
164%
11
14% Jan
*163%
164%
17
8% Oct 23
4% Dec 23
164%
164%
30
13
164%
27%
49%
100
Sugar Ref Co
National U
14,900
48
Dec
54% Apr 30
9 % May 22
10% July
7
7,700
48
14%
26%
49%
23%
National Shares Corp
National
-28
47%
14
20%
24%
National Steel Corp
13
27%
47%
14%
26%
V24%
National Linen Service Corp.
17"% July
27%
46%
14%
48%
1.500
,46%
preferred B
16% July
26%
14%
49%
1
preferred A
Jun
14%
14%
13%
26%
No par
Co
Jun
143
48
14%
5
$4.50 preferred
168
12%
48
14%
13%
com__5
products
National Fuel Gas Co
National Gypsum Co common
National Lead
12%
47%
14%
5
pfd series of 1951
5
*12%
14%
49%
10
Nat}.Distillers & Chem Corp
474%
8
12%
47%
14%
26%
100
National Dairy
12%
47%
14%
5
common
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
32
7
12%
47%
14%
*
10
Corp
Co
12%
47%
14%
*47%
12%
47%
National Can Corp
47% May 29
May
12-%
1
Z"l
Inc__Il
6% Dec
7
2
7%
21% July 11
51
July 16
^"Feb
...
g
National Biscuit
71% Jun 16
19% Jan
Corp__
National Aviation
U„ Jun 17
50% Jan 17
86% Oct 21
143% Aug 20
84
Natco
*9074
92
907%
907a
92
*90
92
*90
92
20
100
100
91
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91
40
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92
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92
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92
93%
50
91%
91%
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937%
*9174
93%
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24 7
2574
2574
25%
2^8
26%
26%
26'
a
40.000
15%
15%
1674
15%
16%
15%
15%
6.400
237%
*2374
237%
*23
74
42
2574
10
16
1674
Xl5%
24
24
*2374
43 74
43%
25
,
94
25
1.23
20%
92
*90
1
common
9174
2074
*
b
42%
247%
43
•
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42 7%
43
4174
43
.
23%
10
42%
5,000
Volume
Number 5761
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(263)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 193?
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
42% Oct 22
52% May
24
27
9
50% Jan
14
101% Mar 18
S3 ¥2 Oct
76¥4 Jun
941/4 Jan
9
84% Jan
7
89
Jan
29
103% Mar
85% Nov 12
NEW YORK
Highest
56% July 18
103
Jun
Ohio Edison Co
12
common
100%
May 16
17
4.56%
30
44% Jan
4
28% Jan
13
4114 July 18
14
39 ya Jan
9
50 y8
Oklahoma Gas
26
18
Jan
3
6
18% Jun
81 ¥2 July 24
97
Jan
15
22% Oct
281/4 Mar
100
;
37% Dec
17% Jan
28
7
61% July 11
19
Jan
31% Apr
7% Jan
98
July
2
4%
3
May 27
33% Jun
Co
com
preferred
preferred
7
43% Feb
4
Olin
Dec
30
13% Jan
2
121/4 Jun
2
Dec
30
90 % May 31
66
Jan
3
86
May 29
38% Oct 22
49% Jun
19
40 Ya Jan
13
56
May
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
18 'A Oct
37% Jun
11
20 y2 Jan
7
29
May 13
4
111
73
89
Nov
Apr
2
13% Dec 30
3514 Nov 18
68
50% Oct
21
66% July 25
80
Nov
13
24
Nov 12
43
Mar 13
25% Jan
Nov
18
96
Jan
15
87
Oct
21
16% Jan
31
171/4 Jan
22
7
821/2 Mar
6
104
8% Dec 23
27
20
Nov 18
17
Nov
19
21
13
33% Sep
40% Dec
33% Jan
4
132
9
25
2
2
117% Jan
71/4 Apr
4
Jan
3
8
98
2
12
631/4 Dec
11
43
Jan
26% Jan
2
19
July 17
,18% Oct 22
2 ¥4 Oct
21
7% Dec
17% Dec
27
24% Jun
3
Oct
21
6
•22% May 8
32% Jun 30
2y» Jan
9
3% Jan 31
7% Jan
2
19% Jan
k
6
'
12% Jan
31
27
Apr
2
10
12% July
•
25
3
Jun
16
30% Dec 31
10% Jan 10
38% July 14
>
4%
24
55% July 15
49% July
1
13% Jun
28% Jan
7
36
2
49% Apr 24
37
32V4 Dec
11
85
82% Mar 11
65
161/4 Oct
21
24V4 May 9
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
10% Jan
25% May
2% Dec
20% Jun
27
42% Feb
10
Feb
97
2
80
Jan
10
08
Jan
14
14% Jan
7
5% Aug
7
65 % July 15
12
851/2 Sep
Jan
3
71% Jun
27
7
100% Jun
17
40% May 21
37% Jan
2
19% Aug
14
23
6
21
Feb
6
92
11
1
99
Jan
9
105% Apr
94ya Feb
12
1041% Feb
19
78% Nov 14
87
94
Feb
Aug 26
37
106
Jan 22
88
July 17
94% Jan 10
3
102% Jan
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
Nov 18
21% Oct 22
11
Oct 22
27% Jan
Jan
53% Dec 23
68
i/a Jan
38% Oct 21
46
Dec
107
Apr
11
43
55% Jun
16
Jan
Feb
12
74% Jan
79% Feb
19
75
5314 Jan
4
7
82
89
Mar 18
86
29
3
7% Jan
2
10% Jun 30
2
95% May
7
97
44¥4 Jan
3
42% Jan
3
94
6
90
Jan
6
211/2 Apr 23
70% July 12
27% Mar 20
14
Jan
2
16% Jan
2
69% July
19% Jun
82% Dec 31
93
Mar 26
82% Jan
6
93 ¥2 Jun
82% Dec 24
98% May 15
20% May 16
84% Jan
7
98
11% Oct 21
Oct
21
15% Oct
22
44
-
14V4 Dec 30
May
139
Nov 11
150
Jun
Jun
25
150
Feb
14% May 13
13
134
52% Feb 26
6
Oct
17
15% Jan
2
140
Jan
&
67% Feb
60
Dec
24
80% Feb
67
Dec
23
85
19
Dec
115
Dec
3
135
44% Oct
22
84
11
30
Jan
117
18s
2
78
2
2
74
7
Apr 24
,89% Jan 10
Feb
22% Feb
19% Jun 24
57
22
48
24
May 20
32% Feb
4
241/4 Jun
28
29
Feb
77
Sep
11
92
Feb
Nov
12
92
Mar 13
81% Oct 23
95
Feb
33% Oct
40
Dec
31
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
-
28%
29%
27%
28%
28 ¥2
29'A
3%
3%
3%
12%
24%
Corp
31
29% Nov 14
r
49%
♦3
3%
12
11%
6%
18%
18%
*18%
No par
1
lo
93'%
93%
Corp
(The)
Corp
Chemicals
6
Electric
90
19,900
79
80 v
8,600
'
19%
12
24%
37%
30%
•23%
29%
30%
29%
37
5%
30%
30%
,•
93'A
93%
92%
92%
93'A
94
16
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16%
i6
53
54%
54'/a
54'A
♦56
54
54
•56
58
48
103%
103'A
103'A
100%
99%
99%
99%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
13%
35%
35%
*35%
35%
35%
35%
47'A
48
47'A
47%
59
59
59
23%
23% ••23%
23'/a
23%
'
52%
52'A
52 ¥a
*51'/a
52 %
1
98 'A
•97
98%
55%
47%
48
102%
103%
1031/4
100 ¥2
100 %
100
12%
12%
35%
35%
48
48'A
59
59%
"58
23%
97%
97%
*97
*
*97
98%
16%
16%
16'A
4»/a
4%
*4%
68%
70
99%
99%
48-%
49
49%
*22
104
%
104'A
*89
91
•89
*99
43
16%
3
100
*62%
5
51%
100
100
34%
•83
5
43
-
22%
88%
91
16%
50%
*83%
51%
84%
84
•82
84
10'A
10
G8%
57%
*96
98 ¥2
20
201/4
65%
18
41'A
52
57
v
*
51%
♦94
67%
190
290
51%
XlO
67
99
16%
10%
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/
57%
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20%
67
66
18
18
45 'A
10%
98%
57%
9%
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57'A
*!
200
•82
47%
70,100
9%
10
9%
1,600
•94
98%
57'A
57
98%
•96
57%
98%
98%
2o'/a
20
65%
66
67
18%
•90'A
91
*90'A
91
♦96
98%
*96
98%
♦96
98 V*
15'A
15
15'A
15'A
18%
18%
90 'A
*88
♦96
98'A
15%
15%
15'/a
138
♦128'%
138
*128'%
136
♦128%
136
♦128%
.100
133%
134
132%
134
*132%
135
134
134
132%
18
17%
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
73%
—10
—1
6%
_10
15%
Pittston Co (The) common
13.50
convertible
preferred
16
66
*65
69%
17%
17%
125
125
1
51%
—75
*86%
69%
17 %
♦125
73%
73%
74%
20
_—
15 ¥2
2,000
136
132%
270
18%
18% vl
20
20%
8,700
73'%
74
73%
74%
7,300
6%
6'%
6'A
6%
3,300
18'A
20,800
6%
6'/»
6%
16%
16%
16%
16%
18
66
65'%
65%
*65
67
69%
69%
70
♦70%
71%
800
18'%
18%
3,400
*65
66
69%
69%
17%
17%
130
-
52%
51
88
86
♦125
52%
52%
86'A
•85
18%
130
53%
88
18
•125
52%
♦85
17%
18%
130
♦125
100
100
130
55%
55%
56%
88
88
88
v
-4,800
16,800
300
33
33%
32%
33%
33
32%
32%
32
32%
5
24%
24%
24'%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
27'A
27%,
13,900
1
60%
62%
59%
61 '/a
59%
61%
59'%
60%
60'/a
61%
41,700
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
22%
21%
21%
21
—10
21%
«7,700
—10
25%
25%
25»%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
63%
64%
63%
64
64%
65
64%
65%
64'/a
65
45%
2.50
Plough Inc
Polaroid Corp
Procter & Gamble
65% July 17
*6%
*69%
preferred class A
.100
1st series prior pfd
-100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—_100
5%%
5
72%
6'A
16
*65
>100
5%
74%
18%
5,100
90
98'A
*128%
18%
5,100
2,400
19
18%
—1
18%
10
20', a
90
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com _100
18
-—
3,000
66
•96
15%
,
100
84
46%
43'A
67
18%
10
16,400
83%
20
91
22,800
<;
51%
20%
♦90 'A
12,000
16%
83%
•96
♦18
41%
64
50%
/
84%
98%
15 convertible preferred—No par
*4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
70
88%
105
•62%
98%
6,500
105
v
*62'A
10'A
43
99
106
16%
•95'A
530
33,700
100
62%
46
13,100
.
51%
370
42
44%
70
100
23'A
41%
16%
64
•
800
104'A
88%
100
106
4%
•22%
88
100
4,700
*104
23'A
104%
62%
*82
-
42%
43%
50
17
4
4
17
43%
83
-
*
400
98%
16%
16%
64
84i/4
97
•97
29,000
52'A
16%
42
■
44%
20%
88
42'A
43%
20'A
89
105%
83
97
*22%
104
100
44'A
58
42%
43
22%
104
23'A
23
69%
104
120
59
■'.'K 52'A
50'A
68%
600
>
> 3,900
46%
•58'/a
~
•99'A
84
57'A
59
240
46,300
35%/'
46'/a
47% Y'v
99%
*83'A
84'A
•35
1
69'A
V
620
13%
50%
100
*83%
13 %
99'A
105%
51
52%
•
5,400
99%-
49'A
100
*62 ¥2
99%
•%.
16'A
64
4
1,000
103%
:>•;
41%
17
16%
70
105%
*99
105%
43%
103'A
99'A
♦104%
100
♦104%
:
4,000
A
58
48'A
49'A
42%
23'4
104%
47
8,800
>
100
*58 %
800
4,400
>
•
47%
48%
•
43%
42%
*22%
A
4'A
69
23'A
104
*56 %
>
99%
:
43%
43
No par
101
AV
48%
103'A 103%
16%
4%
4'A
70'A
16%
16 %
49
>
48%
53
55%
48%
69%
7
57 %
52%
54
*99'A
r
47%
53:%
—100
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common.
34,400
16 %
-
*52
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
V
30,300
93'A
52%
guaranteed preferred-
300
2,300
6
5%
6
39,800
18%
54
preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pltney-Bowes Inc
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
3,100
38
12%
24%
37%
2,600
24%
37'A
12'A
1,400
-
/
12%
24%
12
11%
48%
14
7%
%
3
3%
18%
23%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
19%
29%
;■* 29
i
•
18%
52
series preferred
Petroleum
29
3% r 3%
*23%
8,300
31%
18%
23%
,
49%
95%
40%
18%
100
——100
100
100
1
:
19
•28%
6
48%
*04
52%
10
5
25
100
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
:Vp
95%
5%
15%
common—No par
4.68% preferred
49
♦94
300
2,600
15,300
•18'A
12.50
preferred
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
47%
49%
16
ft 4%
16%
4%
16%
L
33%c
Co
4%
.4%
ia%
900
2,660
V >
18%
93%
No par
4.40%
4%
48%
37
6
5%
40
common.
Phllco
July 11
2
10
■
32%
1
1,900
13,700
45%
46
4 5'A
45%
45%
45
45
44%
la
Public Service Co of Colorado
46
49 % heb
36%
36%
36'A
36%
36%
36%
36%
35%
36 »A
19,400
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
36'%
19
29%
1,600
30% May
29%
2
29'A
29%
26% Jan
29%
29'/a
4
29%
29'A
29'A
92%
♦91%
92%
92'%
90
93
♦91%
92'%
7
91%
92%
85 ¥2 Jan
91%
92%
27
com—No par
100
29%
92%
180
100
92%
•91'%
Apr
92%
92%
95
92%
92
10
92%
92'%
89 % Jan
92%
Of;
*95
96
98
Apr 23
1
Feb
18
91% Feb
26
19
107% Apr
22
Jan
2
43% Jun
17
75
Jan
23
Mar
4
10
80% Mar 13
6
24% Jan
10
21% Mar 11
23 ¥2 Jun
18
5% Jan
2
10 "a July
5
87 ¥t Jan
8
26% Jan
75% July
7
31% Jun 26
7
$1.40 div preference
4.08% preferred
2
18
30% May 22
66% Apr 24
48% Jun
7
22
;
49
:
137
36% Jun
4
Aug
iH
16 %
133%
137
2
9
72
4%
4%
A:
132%
137%
♦137
9
37
May
137%
25
133%
132%
133%
137%
16
27
♦25
25
25
132%
138%
31
9% May 15
1
42% Dec
19%
No par
1
25
133
Jan
55
23% Feb
26
22
Oct
V
25
,132%
*137%
42% Jan
24% Feb
4
20
73%
Ford
3,900
11,800
29% Jan
79% Mar 19
11
Mar
79%
Phila & Reading Corp
56% July 18
105% Jun
22
4% Oct
79%
Potomac Electric Power Co
21
64
78%
Poor & Co
44% Jun
Oct
79%
22% July 16
26
Jun 17
28% Jun
20% Sep
19% Sep
78%
Plymouth Oil Co
37% Oct
65
81%
11%
23,900
56
47%
25
80
.
>?'■
52
47%
47%
47%
No par
2.50
3
22% Jan 10
47%
47'A
41%
2
2
47%
40%
Jun
16% Jan
47%
94
5
400
55%
42%
Jun
2
55%
3,500
%:
23
51%
51%
54%
41
*3
15
*20%
51
94 f.\
27% July 18
69 % May
5
43% Jan
56%'
41%
88
11
,'52:'./;
95
34
3234 July 22
231/8 Dec 31
23
*20%
51%
55%
13
*
47%
X47%
23
♦20%
('"•
94
10
53i4 Dec
55%
39%
21% Mar 20
14
52
55%
42%
19% Jan 31
30
23
51%
57
94 ¥2
7
Nov
♦20
51%
56
49%
2
Jan
23
51%
200
9%
12%
♦14%
40%
20
69
*20%
t
49%
Jun
Jun
14%
94%
11 conv preference com
27
125
80
9%
13
14%
9%
1
21% Dec
-38
13
14%
1
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common__l
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
4
17% July
,
13
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Mar 19
7% Feb
Jan
116
9%
12%
14%
100
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
18% July 18
68% Feb
3
62
Mar 29
Jun
12
9%
*9%
9%
12%
14%
,_No par
Corp
4%%
20% July 18
68 ¥2 Jun
7
23
15% Dec
81
6
25
Jun
14% Jan
4
29% July 25
12
19
10
81/2 July 19
3714 Jan
1,400
33%
*%
Pet Milk Co common
3.90%
97
♦94
12%
1
Penn Power & Light com—No par
4¥2 % preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
100
.
•'•A
*9%,
Penna Glass Sand Corp
22
Apr
94
16%
Penney (J C) Co
4
128
33%
93
29%
•; 16% Mar 11
Jun
30
Feb
6
135
Dec
14
3
85% Jan
8
6% Dec 23
22% Dec
Jun
9
13
14
68% Oct 21
Jun
31% Jun 21
34% Dec 30
64
130% Jun
22
97
33%
94
27%
17
4
97
33%
94
28%
25
Nov
Apr 14
58% July 10
100% Jun 20
97%
33%
55
•14
1
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com——1
5%
100
preferred
Plllsbury Mills Inc common
25
13% Jan
961/2 Jan
26
97%
33
14%
5
Phillips
22
97%
33
28%
Mar 12
39% Jun
97%
*93%
•14
5
47% July 18
94% Jan 21
88
Oct
Jan
36% Feb 27
1,500
33%
67%
.10
May 13
65
69
-1
7
7
17% Mar 25
68'A
4%
11.60 convertible preferred
5
67% Jan
16
12
35% Nov 13
Nov 13
May
6
69%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
16
44 ¥4 July
12% Jan
67% Nov 22
-68
93% Feb
5,200
95%
69'A
1C%
Phila
102
68%
,97%
69%
Airways ih&as.i__l
East Fipe Line-*=-
43% July 11
Jun
200
6,800
46
25%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
24
130
;
12%
>46%
46 ¥a
137%
51% July 18
107% May
106
*11%
46
133%
Pepsi-Cola Co
13
34% Oct 21
2
♦104
12%
46%
137%
9
May 13
102
May 9
17% July 3
5
Apr 10
49% Jan
92
Jan
25
*11%.
46
Pann-Texas
56
2
63 ys Jan
105
xl05
12%
♦11%
>
*23%
6
48% May 28
Jun
12
•46
133%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
18
Jan
3
37% Dec 23
Nov
19
May 28
35% Dec 23
107
106
3.50
Penick
101% Apr 25
23% Dec 20
106'/a
107
*12
37
2
25
106%
-106%
36 ¥t
05
Oct
15,900
*23%
104% Jun
92
23%
24%
1
451/4 Feb 25
23'%
38%
07% Jan
Apr 26
23%
37%
2
25
23%
*23%
41% Jan
Feb
24%
25
45% Jan
35
23%
.
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
Fennsalt
19
24%
No par
Transportation
57
£8% Dec
23%
No par
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
13
11% Feb 28
160
6,300
24%
10
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmelee
Jan
7
19,800
>
23%
25
Parke Davis & Co
Pennroad
22% Jan
com
preferred
13% Apr
30
71,700
11%
80%
25
Paramount Pictures
2
70% July 12
64 ¥2 July 19
11% Dec
34'A
11%
80'A
/,
1
preferred
16
20
7% Jun 30
Jan
33%
11%
82
*80%
,50%
13
12 % Jan
Jan 25
34'A
11%
200
16,200
50'A
10
85% Mar 13
101
32%
50%
*9%
Jun 27
6
96'%
32'/a
50%
12%
75
86% Nov
18'A
*93'%
32%
51%
95
19% May 1
95% May 12
16 % Jun 18
Jan
•17%
96%
50%
33%
10% Feb
106
18
50%
33 %
13% Jan
90% Oct 28
2,400
50%
97%
13% Jan
3% Jan
Jan
45,400
49%
50%
*93%
8
491/4 May 15
100
41'A
49'%
I
50%
preferred
100
Paper Co common
15
preferred——————No par
2
9
29
81
69'%
9
29% Oct 22
ll7/a
70%
97%
25% Jan
49
11'/a
80%
33%
69%
13% Jan
30
11%
81%
33
6.25
40% Jan
46 ¥4 Dec
34%
11%
81'A
33%
12
22
48% Nov 20
33'%
11%
82%
45%
Nov 26
July
33%
12%
2% Dec 30
12% Oct 21
32%
82
47
11
£1
32'%
;•%
99%
39%
99%
.'
(The)
Common
Apr 15
43% July 10
83% July 7
15% Jan
221/8 May 1
41/2 Jan 24
14% Dec 30
•
18
*93%
32%
*97
120
6.25
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
50% July 11
Jan
18
95
32%
'V 11%
Pan Ariier World
90
42% Feb
33'%
18
♦93%
33%
5
2
17
30% Jan
32%
4
56% Jan 16
11
*93%
5y« Feb
Apr 21
3
36% Jun
*17%
95
17% July
,
27
22
18
18%
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
6% preferred
.A/.
-100
Pacific Tin Consolidated
143
Feb
Oct
28
49%
46%
5%
12% Jan
May 17
40'A
49%
*97
1
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
2
95
17
Dec
84% July 23
39%
50
99%
1
Panhandle
36
40%
49'%
95
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
Pacific Coast Co common
3
48% July 9
29% May 29
9
1351/4 Jun
13
4
39%
50%
100
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc__
22
13% Mar 24
2
Jan
22
19% Jan
15
3
131
22
4%
4
137% Mar 12
98
39%
49%
Oxford
5
58% Jun
98
39%
50
110
,
102
'
ll'/4 Apr
40% Jan / 2
20% Feb 21
12% Oct 22
Oct
Apr
34% Jun
2iya July
531/4 Jun
7
Jun
99
2
14% July
9
19% Nov 19
112% Oct 22
119% Oct 23
7
May 22
13
25
Feb
Overland Corp
16
18% Jan 17
40
Jan
3
i 47% Jan
2
8
51% Jun
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
10
9
43% Apr
43% Oct 22
Jun
96 ¥2 May
*97%
50%
No par
72
17
6,900
30c
Jan
Jan
♦100%
39
32%
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
7
100%
100
♦93%
.—
49% Jun 17
7% Jan
9% Jan
2
26% Jan
33% Jan
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co—
i
Apr 15
13% Jan
7
102
50
♦18
Corp
94
2
Jan
Chemical
59
3
Jan
Mathieson
12
July 15
37% Feb 24
16% July 15
Jan
8
85'A
38%
100
7
21
♦98
v
7.50
Oklahoma Natural Gas
64
11
56%
99%
85'A
56%
♦98
10
No par
& Elec
4.24%
26
100%
20
Ohio Oil Co
44% Jun
26i/4 Jan
♦100%
102 ¥2
Jan
102
92
101%
♦101%
103
8
56 y8
*97%
85'A
56
'
100
14
Shares
99'%
85%
preferred
4.44% preferred
Jan
the Woek
85%
99%
*85%
86%
Jan
7
♦98
85%
86%
98
July 17
100%
56
98%
85
99
100
96
Bales for
FHday
July 18
Thursday
56%
56%
98%
100
preferred
1
Wednesday
July 16
55%
preferred
3.90%
21
22
56
55%
4.40%
35
Oct
Tuesday
July 15
10
28% Dec
16 Ms Sep
Monday
July 14
Far
92% May 16
99% Mar 25
85 ¥2 Nov 13
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
7
„
4.18% preferred
4.30%
preferred
preferred
5.05%
Public Serv Co of
3% %
preferred
j—
preferred
4.16% preferred
Publicker Industries Inc com
4.32%
2
53% July 17
25
39% July 18
Pure
37% Feb
11
46% Jun
16
136
Jan
9
146% Apr
23
24
Jan
2
Oil
Inc
(The)
96%
96%
♦94'%
96%
♦106%
107 J/4
106%
106%
*105%
106%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
76
76
100
25
25
5
preferred
Pullman
Feb
*95
10O
100
No par
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__ 10
$4.75
43% Jan
29
—
Indiana
.
No par
5
♦95
41
*70
77
♦76
77
*22%
24
*22
23%
♦22
*22
23%
23%
*22
*22
23%
23%
♦95
106% 106%
105%
105'%
220
41 %
41%
41'/a
41'%
9,800
76%
76'%
76'%
76'%
40
*22
,
9%
74%
30%
31
8%
*73
*22
30%
•22
23%
23%
•22
23%
14,000
8%
9
73
73
73
73
♦72%
74
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
30'%
30%
53'%
53%
53'%
53%
37%
39%
38%
39%
43,100
44'A 45
140'% 140%
28
28
5,500
-
9
23%
75
'
74%
5,300
9
8%
9'A
51%
52%
51%
52%
52%
53%
36%
37
36 '/b
38%
37%
38%
8%
8%
70
4,300
,
5.000
Q
-33% Jan
2
123% Aug
13
39% Sep 13
138 y2 Dec 30
2J¥t Oct 22
*>»«
y/mfnotea
29% Jan
nee
7
9K
Oft 1/.
.Tun
1fl
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—lo
44%
45
44%
*141%
142
140%
28
28%
28%
44%
140%
28%
-
20
1,700
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
,v
.'Monday, July 21, 1958
(264)
I
YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
NEW
'
*
July It
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowe tit
Highest
UfWt
AND
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
July 15.,
Sales for
PRICES
Friday
July 16
July 17
the Week
July 18
Thursday
Wednesday
Mnndav
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
;;
stocks
Bang* for Previous
Year1957
Shares
R
17
May 13
30% Jan
Jau 24
69% Jan
6
7
16% Apr
6
10
21% Aug
Mar 22
48y« Feb
11
59% Jun
14
23
1«% Mar 18
22% Dec
U
10% NOV 18
39
2
Jan
15
Dec
20
36
15
Oct
29
41% Apr
20
Reading Co common—
4%
22% Feb
10% July
10
Real Silk Hosiery
7
Reis
49
*49%
50
16%
16%
17%
49
49
16%
16%
16%
16%
.
45
10
31%
33%
31%
32%
32%
32%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2034
3,100
32'%
32%
32%
32%
32%
-32%
32%
,,32%
1,000
27%
27%
*27
27%
41
*36
41
28
*27%
28
*27%
28 ■;
*86
41
*36
41
*30
41
20%
21%
20 %
"i
'
31
17% July 18
10% Dec 24
30
Mar 29
Dec
10
62
Feb
Oct
10
32% Jan 10
8
Oct 22
13% Apr 25
12
13
27
9%
0%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
4,400
46%
45%
47 %
45%
46%
45%
-46%
53,200
21% Dec
21
39
18
22
J2% Dec
30
29% JUG
2
7% Feb
20
2
12% Jun
4
37% Apr
2
8
Jan'
8% Jan
Revere
32% Jan
10
45
6
47
July
7
52% July 22
66% Dec
5
63"% Jan
10
78
May
08% Jun
73% Sep 19
82% Jan 22
83% Feb
7
6
1
78% Jan
4
94% Jan
9
9
6
72% Jun 24
87% Jun 24
10
99
21% Jan
21
23
Dec
26% Aug 19
22% Dec 24
Oct
19% Oct
.
22
31
2
28
Apr
May
Jan
2
6
400
90
22% Jan
22 °/Q Jan
7% Oct 24
24% Jan
2
24
Feb
14
176
161
July 17
Jan
6
22% Jan
2
28% Jun
24
Jan
2
29% Jun
2
15% Jun
74% Feb
9
13
304
May 23
23% Oct 22
205
190
5
235
Jan
3
6
Oct
30
96
17% Oct
11
26%
39% May
(29% Oct 22
11% Dec
24
16% Oct
Feb
22
Jan
20
2
37% Nov 27
Nov 15
32% Jan 13
34
Feb 20
22% May 29
64% Jun 14
8% Apr 17
55% Feb 12
•2
Nov
4
68
71% Oct
21
86
Mar
7
78
Jan
17
08
Oct
22
102
Mar
7
94
Jan
8
21
Dec
19
33% Jan
2
19
May
75
Jan
7
83
1
77% Jan
20
May
Jun
Feb
28
28
35%
36
34%
35
7,100
26%
26%
26%
26%
20"%
8,200
353%
355%
355
95%
*92
(The)
4
21% Apr
28% July 16
Seaboard Air
13
17% Jan
20% July
7
Seaboard
Finance
8% Jan
11% Feb
4
Seagrave
Corp
22% Nov 19
29% May 22
29% Jan
7
34% July
30% July
1
2
Sealright-Oswego
8% Oct
22
10 ya May
7
12% Jan
10
4% Mar
90
67% Jan
Servel
.
26% Jan
2
8% Jan
25
Nov 19
33
Oct
1
26% Feb
25
25
Dec
58% Jan
2
25% Apr
11
31
10% Sep
9
23
7"% Mar 12
04
Nov 13
93
18
Jan
8% Jan
May 21
13
11% July
Feb
12
81% July 18
58
8
*95
23%
23%
23
23!«
22 3 4
26
26%
25%
23 %
23
23%
16.400
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
32,600
35%
35%
.35%
35%
*35
35%
*35%
35%
9%
9
9%
643-i
05
64%
05%
99
10%
27
20 %
10%
10%
33%
33%
33%
33%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
*11%
11%
*11%
11 %
7%
8 %
*83 %
84%
%
Sharon Steel Corp—
Shattuck (Frank- G)
7%
8%
84%
,_No par
:_Nopar
7.50
.
85%
*84
*97
20%
99
19%
20 %
„
1,100
33%
2,100
29%
-
29%
30%
48,400
:
8
7-%
a'-.' '
83
83
2
19
29% Jun 10
17% Feb 24
21% May
13% Dec 23
21% Apr 30
13 % May 20
10
Jan
2
16% Jan
30
Sheller
14
20
Sheraton Corp of
9% Oct
22
Dec" 17
17% Jan 25
33% Dec
30
49
17
89
Dec
25
16% Jan
22
Apr
17
28% July 18
33% Jan
2
Jan
8
60% Jan
45% Dec 23
68% Jun
6
46% Mar
49
Nov
28
Dec
30
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
14% Oct
21
23% Oct
14
Nov
14
Jun
12% Jun
32% Apr II
49% Jan 17
19%
New
1
2
2
25
July
62
.14%:
13%
13%
13%
14%
13%
38 %
38%
39%
38%
39'/a.-
27%
27
27%
27%
28%
28%'
•
11%
76%
;
10%
78
25% Apr
15% Jan
35%
July
2
19% Feb
8
Smith
3
Smith-Corona
12
20% Jan
11
14% Jan
2
18
Jun
53% Oct 22
70% Dec
5
58% Jan
10
81
July 11
45% Dec
23
15% Sep 25
0% Oct 22
18% Jan
2
6
10%
10%
10%
11
78%
79%
79%
81%
12,100
146.600
13
52% Apr 25
19% Jun
Solar
2
10% July
39% Jan 11
25% Jan
7
29
30
July 18
Sep
23
35% Jan 25
32% Jan
13
36
44"% Sep
May 29
10
51% Jun 13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
2
23
33
Nov 26
28% Dec
11
25% Dec 26
32
May 27
49% July 17
22
12% Dec 31
2% Dec
40
31
2
14
28 % Jan
i33
Tan
i
4»
52
May
57% Apr
9
13%
12%
13%
12%
13%
"T2%
1
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
28%
37%
38%
37%
*60%
61%
60%
58 %
58%
58%
62
62%
,
16
6% Jan
25
61
July
10
7
28
8
17%
17%
17%
17
16%
17 %
16%
17
16%
17
16%
79%
80
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
80%
79%'
81
50%
47! 2
48%
47%
48%
46%
47%
47
47%
17%
9%
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,800
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
23,800
—1
1
49
17
V 9%
4.50
28%
_50
*50%
:
9%
28 %
28
51
51
5
32%
33 %
39%
39%
Southwestern
Public
49% Apr
22
59% Mar
6
Spencer Chemical Co
Co
94% Jan
9
30
19% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
16% Jun
30
30
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
17% Apr
85% Jan
17
20% Jan
16
2
95
May
7
9% Jan
2
18
July
8
7
92
Apr
22
11
12% Apr 11
Nov
11
72% Jan
7
*62% Jan
3
77
19 % Dec
24
35% Jun 11
20% Jun
2
24% Mar 11
July 16
& Co
4.20%
$5.50
pfd
preferred
$4.50 preferred..
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
39%
48%
.
32
*33
39%
50 3 4
*49%
51
300
28%
28%
29
8,900
34 3
*34
4
55%
54%
see
page
26.
300
55%
55%
11,200
15,100
32 %
327a
32'%
32%
33%
33
33%
33 %
33%
40
40%
40%
40
40%
12,700
48%
49 %
48%
49%
51,700
44%
45%
38.100
17%
3,200
32%
'
48%
49%
44
42%
44%
44
44%
18%
18%
19
18
18%
18
13%
*76 %
78
*76
78
77
77
36 %
36%
36%
36%
17'%
17
17%
17
1
35%
78
36%
17 !b
*76
35%
16%
35%
16%
36
17%
17
4
.4
4
4
4
*85
95
*85
95
*85
6
53%
100
*91%
1
15-%
50c
18 %
54
4%
45 %
43%
54 3 8
£5
54%
54
1,600
20
36%
5,600
17
2,700
4
4
3,200
95
54 %
54%
2,700
54%
53%
53%
93
91%
91%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,700
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
70,000
90%
90%
*90%
91 %
190
16 "2
16%
19.100
*90%
*90%
92
*90%
92
90%
90 %
90%
*90%
91 %
2
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
No par
*75 %
76%
76
76
77
77
76%
76%
5
21%
22%
21%
22
21%
22%
21%
22%
25
79
*85
4%
4
*85
95
17%
*77
91
"
For footnotes
34%
*34
47%
46%
4,900
50%
18%
1
2.50
common
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
;
No par
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
+
Spear
39%
121.500
26%
100
tr ctfs
Service
33%
33
.
5,900
52
46%
No par
2
17% Dec
28%
27%
-
26%
43
No par
July
11 % Dec
•50%
27%',
28
28
20
(Del)
common
preferred
Ohio stock
32%
32%
32%
33%
3
28%
28%
52
Co (The)
Railway
6,500
2,400
5
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
non-cum
4.900
33 %c
Southern
Southern
3,900
17%
16%
55 %
Southern Pacific Co
41,900
17
54 %
17% July 16
4% Jun 26
Jan
17'%
55%
95
88
34%
17%
Southern
8
33%
33%
17%
54%
31
Jan
2% Jan
47
33%
34%
15
Jan
12
33%
9,900
600
17%
56%
Mobile &
18% Jan
33%
'
■"
62%
34%:
•Southern
9
66
17%
5
36% May
61%
65%
35%
3
10
60%
65%
55%
Feb
Jan
61%
63%
34
78
32
60% ;
65 >*;.
34
23
34% Dec 31
61%
63 '/'a
38%
17%
40% May
20
60%
64
34%
5%
Apr
60%
60%
26%
July 15
800
62
26%
19
76
60%
61%
*33%
2
17
38%
61%
33%
10
Jan
38%
61%
"34%
33% Jun
49% July 16
45 % July 17
38%
60(2
—5
2
2
38%
38
26%
Jan
34% Jan
9,000
28%
.10
2
33% July .8
2,200
12,200
13
428
.38%
26%
16% Jan
45 % Apr
4
13%
12%
19%
33%
30
Jan
8% Dec
1_1
13%
'
South Porto Rico Sugar common
5
8% ? preferred:
;
125
Southern California Edison
_25
4
65
00
13%
19 %
26%
8
3
82% Nov
14%
13'4
South Carolina E & G Co com
5%
preferred.
10
Jan
79% Nov 13
20% Jan
47% Jan
19% Feb
81
Jan
19%
14%
13%
_
45% Jan
70% Oct
26
19%
14%
13%
Aircraft Co
South Amer Gold & Platinum
46% Jan
16% Nov 27'
4
19%
14%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc.
3
23% May 2
51% Feb 13
22
19
14%
13% * 13%
+—
15% Apr
21
25% Oct
1934
14%
13 %
Smith Kline & French Labs
44% Jan
14
20% Jan
19
14%
Inc
Smith-Douglass do Inc
6
Nov
29% Dec
19%
14 %
*
Marchant
18
8
26
2,400
11
79%
=
13%
_25
Corp
10% Jun
6% Jan
17,600
5
65% July 15
19
5,100
21,500
18%
I
21% Jan
24% Oct
43
(AG)
14%
39%
30%
13%
Skelly Oil Co
July 18
7
••;■
30
78
11
£•••;
62.000
240
*_No par
No par
Co
-Corp!
v 38
'
11
75%:.
...
800
"
7%
14%
1
America——50c *
Siegler Corp
;
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—
Sinclair Oil
14%
30
11%
82
82
13%
Corp
Slmmonds Saw <fe Steel
7
66
7%
.
•
14 %
V
shares ordinary..
Mfg
Simmons
Mar 21
41
61% July 16
3
- Feb
48
16
York
11%
ll'/4
11%
8% ;
'
37%
♦
3,800
10%
32%
14
L 11
2C-%
10%
.
10%
38%
..75%
20%
37,600
34
>37%
•-
82
28%
33 3-»
Shell Transp & Tr—
18% Dec
/'
7,700
20%
*80
29%
11%
83!
20
20
2838
20%
29%
7% :
;
•
28%
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10%
83%
;
82
.
27%
20%
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20%
19%
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34%
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/
28%
29%
«
100
85 %
99
10%
v,
"
*84
33%
V
,65%
64%
14,200
*97
27%
■
i.i
Shell Oil Co
..
13%
2'.50
j.
.
.83%
No par
1
27%
28%
20
•
11.
65 %
6,500
66%
84%
82;
% *80
11
20
l
19%
19%
82
-
20%
27 %
j._T\
__l
:
*80
28%
.20
$4.50 preferred^.
19%
19%
82
*80
*97
300
9%
65%
99
84%
r
-
9
9%
9%;
9%
9
.
85%
Inc common
1.000
;
22 3 4
39%
*84%
3
10%
23%
38%
x99
1
:
23
87
;_5"
10%
•
23%
x23
99
Falls Corp
5.600
3,300
35
65%
5
10%
10%
10%
22%
25%
37%
9%
25
10%
<
39%-
*35
••
1
10%
10%
40
85
22%
25%
25%
23%
26
'
30
33,600
36 %
95
96
*95
96
600
275
35%
26
*8.3
..J
Co
Shamrock Oil & -Gas
9
95
22,700
275
35%
35%
35%
600
15%
61%
*210
*210
35
28%
15%
275
*245
275
*210
95
61%
61 %
61 %
61
*240
245
*98
Shahmoon Industries Inc
39% July 16
15% Jun
;61%
*61
16,100
61%
.
V
23%
38%
1
Seiberling Rubber Co—.
22
15%
240
.
28%
28%
28%
15%
20%
23%
100
Sears Roebuck & Co
July 3
Apr 25
28%
15%
90
J10%
;
27%
28%
60.700
32%
200
*185
*28%
34%
10%
Line RR Co
92%
92
200
•"15%
34%
23%
f,
92
*185
92%
400
29%
29
29%
28%
29 %
196
14%
26%
No par
Mfg Co common
preferred
8%
23%
llo
3.65%
8%
20
10
; No par
4,600
8%
28%
*210
*95
:
8.500
9%
34%
8%
27%
No par
Dec
•
100
331,700
18 %
•
26%
34%
34 %
43%
34%
18
27%
14%
*210
42
42%
17%
*
26%
*28%
*240
200
18
*92
01%
-
3,000
34%
41%
43 %
28%
29%
26%
250
!30
i
Jan
9
76% July 15
*61
500
8
14
7%
14
*13 3 4
14
*180
•
20%
14
34%
93
15%
20%
7%
34%
200
28%
•14%
20%
7%
8,100
34%
,
93
27%
27%
*28
20'%
*18%
18
*185
198
29%
8'
41%
.
9
28%
29 %
92%
92
-5
$4 preferred
18
3
9%
*8%
1.40
$3.40 preferred
16% Jan 24
15% Jan
5% July
34%
29%
10o
100
_5
common
Scott Paper Co common
36
12
34%
1
19
2% Aug
42% Jan
35%
♦188
100
1st pfd 4.40%
23
Jan
42%
18%
1.66%
.....100
Ry Co
preferred
23
25
%
18%
35%
preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com.—No par
noncum
41
18%
8%
96
29%
*8%
44%
5
*92
29%
21
*13%
14
14
.
750
373
370
96
29%
'
7%
18%
—1
——
14
•20%
362
29%
28%
8
8
8%
43
conv
Dec
24% Oct 22
0% Oct 22
8
*27
31
*93
95%
*93
95%
*13 %
8% Dec
Jan
353
352
356
*93
100
Corp
15% Oct
24
200
31
36%
26 %
21%
Scovill
6,800
36
*27
31
28%,
10
10,100
25%
26%
Schick Inc
'3
85% Apr
28
4%
25%
4%
36%
21%
J
1,500
4%
20
4%
25%
%
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common
5% convertible- preferred.
10
4%
25%
25
36
26 %
San
July 10
99% Jan 24
'*35%
4%
25%
28%
86
36
36
Preferred series A 5%
35% May 2
14% Jan 23
35%
*27
St Louis Southwestern
44% Mar 20
'
36%
31
Savage Arms Corp
36
36
4%
24%
:
26%
3
Dec
2,400
28%
36
3
Sep 25
44.300
28%
2%
23 'a
20%
30
11
31,800
94%
28
28%
30
14% Jan
29
2%
93
2%
*28
24% Jun
34% Feb;
4%
26 %
21%
13
2%
33% ••; 95%
25
preferred
18% Feb
12
4%
25%
100
460
11,200
'
~
2%
97%
28%
,
.
& Elec Corp—No par
series A
Diego Gas &' Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
21% Oct 21
30
-
13%
800
12,000
'
13%
13%
93
4%
25
July 10
10% Apr 17
2
17% July 1
23% Jun 13
x2 %
2 %
29%
Anr~15
24% Jun
2%
28%
5%
13%
'
———5
St Regis Paper Co
'96
12%
12%
12%
2%
2%
42,700
100
100
100%
13
,
84%
*83
84
*83
;100
100
100
100%
*21 %
July 18
Jan"~2
90
20% Ja'n
23% Jan 29
85
13%
83%
83%
84
100
_1
13
Jun
*83%
84%
100%
86
*94
96
*84
96
*84
96
*84
96
5
——1
36% July 18
2
48% Jan
62
275
74%
13
'
Apr
7
Jan 20
53
2
Oct
45%
73%
:
16
Feb
*45%
74
i
17
10% Jan
50 % Dec
45%
73 %
353%
16
2
11
185
45%
74%
20
22
26% Jan
46% Mar
10
40
73%
*83%
Copper Mines
convertible
4.30%
25 % Dec
30
46
74%
35%
Safeway Stores common
A% preferred
»
10% Dec
Dec
46%
73'%
34
Ruppert (Jacob)-
21% Oct 24
22
40
36 %
Ruberoid Co
19
9
201% Apr
46
74%
25,600
44%
Corp—
—
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co—20 G
Royal McBee Corp
—
1
1
31% Apr 28
95% Jun 10
10
84% Jan
93
187
14
4
26% Dec
78
2
Jan
Mar 22
23% Nov 20
July
8
15% Jun 11
15%
43%
35%
4% preferred series A
Bohr Aircraft Corp
5
15%
15%
43%
28
Cable
16,500
32%
s
153.3
41 %
100
5s
Rohm & Haas Co common
16
37% Feb
11
Jun
32%
15%
42%
*84
Roper (Geo D)
2
32
15%
41%
28
10
30% Jan
Nov 25
35
26
31%
15%
41%
28%
5%%
9
Feb
21
32%
15%
40%
28
Rochester Gas
28
46% May
31%
15%
10
16% Jan
7
32
31%
32%
1,200
42%
Corp
Rome
13
15.700
73%
-1
Co
Ronson Corp
Apr
28%
Paper
15
16
27%
96
24
37% Jan
10
27 %
89%'
10% Jan
60% Jun
26%
90%
21% Jan
40% May 16
26%
89
29% Jun
22 % Aug 22
26%
-Nopar
2
19
26%
Corp
17% Apr 30
30
21
Jan
96
94.400
Rockwell-Standard Corp. —...——5
30
Jun
312
17% Dec
Feb
6
51%
•
12%
40
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
4
8
17% Dec
28
Jun
32
48%
50%
Oil
Roan Antelope
30
37% Jun
2
2
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
Jun
3
Mar 21
5
May 29
33% May 21
32
July 24
13% Jan
2
96
8"% Dec 23
11
36% July
Ritter Company
26% Jun
July 18
28
31% July 24
4
20'/8 Dec
28% Jan
Manufacturing
Rhodesian Selection Trust
Riegel
2
22% Jan
5
423% May
21
81% Nov
185
2
Jail
29% Mar
20% Dec 23
28
4
8
36% July 19
44% July 17
series—
Rheem
12
50%
*12
15%
.—100
100
series
28% May 22
2
22% Jan
0
Preferred- 3.60%
Richfield
12'-.
48%
31%
4%%
17
12%
49 %
41
2.50
2 % Mar 21
97% July 18
12%
48%
26%
Preferred 4.50%
14% Jun
Feb 28
19% Jan
7% Apr
83% Feb
3,100
6%
6%
12%
48%
87% May 22
12,800
12
27%
102% May 12
2
2
1% Jan
55
4
27% May
2
Oct
4
Aug
33% Jan
18% Dec 23
19% Jan
4
1
80
30
10% Jan
18
3% Apr
23
Dec
1% Oct 21
88% Dec
Mar
500
59
28%
27%
6%
200
18
•57
59
28%
*6%
6,800
6%
47%
1
preferred series A
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—10
Common
-—.-10
Mar 24
41% Jan
.
"
Reynolds Metals Co common
65% May 16
46 % Mar 29
6%
6%
-
27%
600
36%
17%
18%
*57
:28
26%
6%
*8
59
*57
6%'
14%
36%
12%
26%
Rexall Drug Co
39% Nov 12
6 %
18'%
*18
26%
6%
*14%
•
36%
36
6%
1
Revlon
30
36
12%
5
Inc
26
16% Jun
26%
27%
„
59
*57
59
26%
15
*14%
15
35%
6%
*5%
5%
*14%
18%
18%
19
If %
*57
5%'
6%
15
35'
72
47%
Copper & Brass
33% Jun
2
•
14 %
34%
14%
35
.——10
Republic Steel Corp
51% July 18
30
29% Jan
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
July 19
40
July 11
10% Jan
4
Mar 12
77/s Oet
2
7
9% Jan
5
'•
*5%
6%
14%
5
preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp..
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
%
9%
*5%
Conv
100
10,500
45%
34%
Reliance Mfg Co common
60% Jun
16% Jan
6
59% Jan
18
Dec
9
21%
22 %
22
22
,
9%
;;
preference
10
—*—.10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
5
May 20
24
22
Jan
54
1
8% May
4% Dec
9
Jan
*36
21%
21%
21%
'
47%
9
44%
—
(Robt) & Co—
32%
30%
32%
*27%
Reliable Stores Corp
36% July 17
13
July 31
18,900
:
32%
$1.25 div prior
7% Jun
2
July 15
15
7
12% May
8
400
17'!4
16%
17%
16%
300
2.100
50
'
19%
31%
■
15% July
2
3% Jan
6% Feb 28
3% Dec 31
10
11% Dep
10% Dec
*49%
:
32%
No par
Chemicals
Retchhold
17%
17%
49
18%
50
17%
—„———50c
1
Reeves Bros Inc
71
17%
50
50
5
Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co
7
1
51% July
noncum
70%
18
18
—50
preferred--.
2nd preferred
noncum
35%
71%
34%
71%
80,500
1st
4%
Jun 17
36
17
31% Jun
26
34% Jan 24
30
Mar 7
35%
17%
34%
71%
,*49%
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonier Inc
.
.-1
Raytheon Mfg Co—.—.—.—5
25% Jan
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
8
12% Jan
0% Dec 31
9
35% Jun
Apr
35% Jun
12
31% Jan 12
10% Dec 30
18% Jun
July 14
2
25% Jun 10
3
37,800
34%
71%
17%
34%
35%
72%
-—
52% Mar
19 %
32
10
Jan
21
19% Jan
14% Jan 13
21 % Feb 23
34% Jan
of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferredNo par
Banco Inc_~
-5
36
35%
%72%:H: 72%
35
,♦72
Radio Corp
16
75 % May 12
8
45% Apr
11
23% Aug 13
34% Jan
4
Dec
36% Jun
2
78
24
04% Jun
17
40
22
Oct
..
•
♦76
21%
92
78
22 %
10
80
5,100
Volume
188 " Number 5761
and Financial Chronicle
, . The Comme
.
(265)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
■
Year 1957
Lbwest
>
'
37% Jan
23
5% Nov
9
40% Jan
"3
82% Feb 13
77 % Jan
D
42% May
2
Oct
4
71
-
'
9% Jan
11
6.
Jan
55% Jun
;r
27
85% May
Standard Brands
>v
$3.50
2
Inc
Monday
„
v
.
Par
Tuesday
July 14
53%
53%
52%
No par
81%
82%
81
7%
7%
Inc
1
July 16
2% Oct
3% May 22
22
Jan
3
3
•3% Feb
43 % Feb 12
59% July 16
43% Feb
62% Jan
4
35% Feb
18
47% Nov <13
68% July
5
47% Feb 21-
^
40% Oct 22
62% Jun 10
42% Feb 24
?
84% Oct 30
94
88% Jan -6
10%~JanKia
4
11% Dec
31
4 '
54% Nov
-
.35%
2
15% Jan
18% Mar
37% Jan
29% Apr 24k
20
'
7%
7%
2% Jan
39% Feb
Dec
27
<16%JaD 17
78
Dec
26
93
87% Nov 26
v
Dec
20
9
:
Feb
14
79
82
Jun
3
20% July 26
28% Oct 22
24% Apr
65 % Oct
74
85
31% Mar
3
19% Jan
3
29% Jan,,
8
2
72% Jan i' 2
8
Apr
9
18% Feb
Dec
.
.
t
3534 Apr
84
Feb~12
24
Dec
31
14% Dec
30
15% Feb
•76%
Jh..
31 i.
33
<40% Jun
1
22% Jan
21% Jun
2
26% Jan
2
17
42% July
24% Feb 25
7
36% July 18
5% Oct
8% Mar 15
22
160
Jan
i2%rJun'"
6% Janf 2.
125
Jan
983/4 jan
49% May
21% Jan
3
44 y2 Jan
7
52 % July 10
3
9% Apr
28
13% Feb 11
38% Jan
9
10
Oct
14
15%
Oct'11
21
Jan
3
21
26
Aug
2
7/64 July 15
17% Jan
Dec
18
10% Jan
2
10
46
Oct
53
Aug
2
>5% Apr 12
:
Apr 12
27
42% Oct
14%
:
Feb 25
42% Jan
July 16
13
41% Feb 25
42% May 27
Aug
6
19% Dec 30
20
Jan
12
9
May 20
25% July 18
25% Apr 18
26
Feb
27
22% July 17
20
53% Jun
13
31
Jau
2
23
19% Nov 21
16% Jan
2
.21
Oct
22
13% Mar 20
12% Jan
7
15
12
Oct
21
56% July 22
23% Dec
30
50
36
42
;
40% July J8
Jan 30
20% Jan
14
Oct 21
26
48% Jun
41% Oct
Toledo
61
30
Jan
23% Feb
50 %
45
22
30% Jun
19% Dec 20
9%Dec
17
27
17
12% Nov 14
6
213/4 Jan
2
8
14
Jan
2
32% Jan
3% Jan
31%
<6
10
2
Jan
13% Jan
30% Jan.18
15%
36
30
16% Apr
29
9% Jun
26
12% Jan
5% Dec 18
8% Apr 11
37% July 22
v
26% .Oct 22
90
14
Nov
24% Oct
15
75
Dec
68
Aug 20
100% Jan
Jan
8
87
40% Jan
2
Jan
6
<
9 Vb Mar
31
8
Apr
263A Jan
<4
2
Apr
17%
7/64.
A
17% V, 17%
30,Vb
29
'72 Vb
*70
30
10'Vb
10%.
70
.
10%
,
*46
-*45Vb, 47
34%
36%
22,200
10,100
11'A
11%
108Vb
108Vb
100
51%
51%
51%
52%
11 Vb
11%
11!
12,600
20,500
203,300
llTa'"
10%
109
5
9/64
A
'
:
aa
29%
70
70%
♦10%
47
17%
17
52%
1,400
*10%
10%
1,300
**45 Vb
46%
*86
87
*16%
53
52 Vb
53 Tb
53
86 ;
86
84 Vb
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24 Vb
25
23%
'24%
22T-1
22%
22%
401/4
40
%
18
24V4
223/4 V 23 ■;■■■',
40%
39%
23 Vb
39 3A
40
53%
54Tb
24%
27%
24 Vb
25
24%
.24%
26Vb
28%
28 Vb
12Tb
12
24%'
Union Bag-Camp
8
2
32% Jun 27
Carbide
Union
:
Paper
24
24%
*28%
30%
29Tb
12%
*12Vb-
12%
♦35
40
*35
40
*26%
27%
50%
*50/
29
29 Vb
29
12 Vb
...
*50
30 Vb
12 Vb
12%
12%
12%
40
*35
9%
9%
9%
9 Tb
19%
19%
19%
19%
—Nopar
10
No par
No par
32
31%.
31%
31%
31'%
100 %
100%
*88
19%
8%
',34Tb
89%
r
88
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si
„
89
*85
88
*79%
89
♦87
47V4
45%
47%
46%
47%
29%
29%
29%
30
8 Tb
8%
31%
30%
31%
'
29%
8%
8%
31%
38,700
32%
27,100
1
140
85
80%
*87:
89
88
■
1
47%
8%
.
■;5
48%
30%'
_i_
50,800
41,800
,
3%
\31 Vb
8%
6,800
31Tb
9,200
*19%
193/4
27%
'
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.
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20
;;
30
47%
':3iTb
31
L
100
100
*79%
30V4
!
8 Vb
8 34
30Tb
"•
96%
80T4
789
46%
29%
6,400
34Tb
'95%
88
*
*87
31%
10
No par
1
80%
3,200
1
32 Vb
100
*85
9Vb
84%
*
'
32%
100
81
46
10
preferred
Tank Car Co
102
*84
8,700
19%
8%
:
■
•96%
31%
1,600
10-
13%
7
M
29%
8%'
—25
California
*100Tb
9%
10
8% •!
9%
9
9%
34
81'
—
41,600
39,500
92 Vb
*80
'
'■
11%
20 Vb
94
—No par
H—No par
"!
40
11
20 Vb
34%
88
700
11%
92%
31%
12%
20 Vb
34%
101 V 102
16,700
11
92 *
*85
.
29%
20 Vb
34%
-
300
50%
,
♦35!
40
*35
1,300
27%
27%
27
50
29%
V
9%.
'
6,800
51
11%
9%.
v
21%
20 Vb
18 Tb
.
1,600
21%
*49
52
26Tb
56
193b
19
93/8
56
10%
10V4
9%
6,500
11,400
34Tb
11 Vb
10%
19%
1.9
34%
/ 20'A
9%
19%
9
1,200
12%
50
90%
$4 .series
non-cum
29Tb
*
7
30 Vb
33%
Pacific RR Co common
4%
50 V4
*12%
5
Oil
Union
26Tb
501/4.
93i
Union
'
26%
50%
18%
Union
.
2634
35,600
29
12
34Tb
*48%
92%
Preferred $3.50 series
•
26%
•49%
52
34
Corp—
of
*48%
52
90%
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred
21%
*48 Vb
52
33%
Preferred $3.70 series
.
56%
21 Vi
21%
3,700
54%
Vb
12
5,700
*54
29
3,100
15
14%
15
'
Corp—6%
Elec Co common
Union
,
56%
21%
*49
Vb
16,600
40%
18%
54Tb
25
2,800
40%
53
53 Vb.
23%
181/e
53V4
54%
35,800
/40Tb
143/4
./"•
Va
.18 Vb
Vb
18
15
15
100
25
23
18 Vb
18 Vb
14%.
28,400
53%
36
24%
23
14%
18
15
10
400
'
'
52%
23%
23,100
,
*17% ■18%"
17%
7
52 Vb
87
*26%,
71%
>;
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%
30
70'/2
.
;
17 V4
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49{%
1,300
17%
293A
10%
46 %
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.
29%
10%
11
•
17%
18
18
30Vb
72Ti
29%
72% i:
18,000
35
173/4
17%
i
52,500
34 Vb
♦107
9/64
,f
78,600
41Tb
11%
yii
'
.18%
1
Corp
Union .Asbestos & "Rubber Co
23
30% July 18
9
Jan 27
'
11%
,_No par
(The)
Corp
Underwood
94
Apr 25
5"% .Tun 24
13
24% Nov 22
Udylite
.
17
Mar'24
24% Jan
7% Nov
4
7
May
*81
8
11%
53%
1
1
Coach Co
TXL Oil Corp (The)
iv Twin
16
73% Jan
7
U%
51 Vb
.
..
32%
20%
40 T4
11%
110
*105
52
32,
19"%
41 Vb
521/4
1! '
-llVb
109
V
32%
20
40%
22 Vb
2
S
35%
:
2,600
Vb
19%
21 Vb
79% Jan
31% Jan
34
48%
30%
v
7
21%
Apr 29
64% Jun
41%
21 Vb
32% July 18
89% Feb
20
40 Vb
50%
84
23
32 Vb
19 Tb
56%
103% Jun
16
30%
%
31 Vb
•
56 Vb:
81% Feb
21
68%
rjGVb
96% Jan
Oct
67%
67%
56
21
Dec
66%
1
$2.70 preferred—
Apr
7
—
50
July 17 •ff. Truax-Traer Coal Co eommon——1
Preferred series A (conv)50
May 26
Jun 30
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
Jun 20
5% conv pfd series of 1957——50
20th Century Fox Film-——
Jun
2
1
Jun ;16
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
Jan 21
5% conv prior preferred
50
24
24
68%
33 Tb
35% May ,7
40
78% Sep
67%
34,400
91,400
34VA
98v
27 % Jan
29
33%
55%
Jan
82
28%
34
83% Apr
29% Mar 19
10
29
33%
10% Jun
17
48
-728%
33%
12% Feb
2
47 Vb
28%
33%
30% Mar 25
124% July 10
22
86 % Nov
5% Jan
48
14%
Tri-Continental Corp common
9,400
47 V4
121/4
3
4,900
14
28%
'•
14%
12
Trans
2,200
7%
7*
7%
r
23Tb
23 Vb
23%
7%
,13%
12%
22
2
23 Vb
7Tb
13%
12%
21% Jun
19
33% Jun
51,400
67%
r
10fb
27%
60
11
28%
18
5
2
83
13Tb
48%
-
12 Vb
11% July 16
13
12% Dec 24
•
28
50%
3
23%
67/e
200
103/4
11%
.'13%
8,400
*81 Vb
83
11
11%
23 vb
.vy;
47
■
*105
24%
*81 Vb
11%
23 Tb
33
"26%
Jun
49 %
20
10% Jan
50
27/8 Oct
10% Dec
Jan
10% Jan
19
32% Dec
Sep 17
83
'
•
No par
World 'Airlines Inc—*
5
18% Jan 16
43% Feb 10
9
37% Jun 20
43
82
24%
2
22%
14,000
51%
23%
(The)
10% Jan
58
13,200
37%
'
39 Tii
(The)
4
2
-33%
36%
17%
Transue & Williams Steel
2
33 Vb
51%
25
Edison -Co
6
Jan
34 %
37 Vb
11%
110
No par
Roller Bearing
1,080
Vb
17%
$1.20 preferred
1725
36%
29%
*70 >'
Tishman Realty & -Construction—1
7%
1695
34.
11 Vb
Transamerica Gorp_
Ex-distribution
21% Dec 30
Oct
'
♦16%
Timken
7%
1690
1650
37%
:T'47
(J R)
1
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
,
v
7%
8
1715
36%
51 Vb
"
1,200
7,900
38,000
33%
73b
51
24
' 33:!4
13%
23%
23-3/4
21%
23 %
♦86
Vb
21%
7%
.10
24
*24
24%
21 %
13 Vb
100
27 Vb
*20%
10 Vb
common
63
26 3/4
21%
23%
46 Vb
Oil
86
62
26%
*20%
10% ' 11%
lOVb
preferred--——r
*83
86
61 Vb
21%
♦82% ' 83 1
83
*45'Vb
4%
>
36% '. 367'a
50
3
53
26%.
61 %
26%
62%
5,000
'
Tidewater
*83
86"
5,900
39%
343/4
Trane Co
16% Jan
5,800
39 T4
33T4
7
2
10%
40%
34Tb
Feb
29
•10% •
39 Vb
33%
July
Jan
57
10 Vb
40%
10
37
31% Jan
24
16% Dec 30
lOVa
39%
>
39
19%-
r
•'
July 10
36
10%
•
73/4
40%
26
2
,8,500
10%
1630
19 V b
21
27% Jan
22%
..
39%
23% Jan
34% July 16
22
1,400
8
1G65
30%
21% May 15
9%£>Ct
5V4
52%
92,800
50%
21%
7%
U 7%
1625
31Tb
9
July
»5Tb
50%
-
•
2,700
20%
543% Jun
Jan 15
5%
20%
'
88Tb
7%
Thompson
'5% '
300
3,800
49 Vb
"
"
4,500
34%
13Tb
Nopar
24%
87%
7%
—"1
24Tb
34%
.41%
common
24%
'
87 Vb
40%
Co
24%
'
34%
19%
$2.50 convertible preferred
<45%,
87 Vb
1
$2.40 conv preference
44%
34%
33 %
-No par
Thermoid
•17%.
87%
65 T4
—
6,100
17%
44%
17%
44%
34%
70 Tb
common
2,600
'
50%
61%
67 Vb
Inc
3,400
.
15V4
20%
*83%
11%
11 Vb
■
:
•
20%.
!
;
%
*105
32,700
49%
,
13Tb
100
>' 17%,
5%
23%
Na par
50c
:
24%
:
—25
Instruments Inc
35%
44%
20 '
28%
28
90
12
r:. 44%
v 24%
1
17%
5%
50
1
$1.25 conv preferred
-No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common^
5
9
.
17%
24%
,
33%
Rights
/
.55% Jan
84% July 17
Jan
12
Dec
Nov
30
I
28%
Textron
17% July 17
15% Dec
21
14%
48%
.1
50
2
89% May
8
95% Apr 18
28
80
143%:
28 Vb
!
75
July 8
14% Jan 28
.6
Apr
20%
15%
48%
Texas Utilities. Co-
Jun
•
311July
10% July. 8
53
35Tb
20%
15,900
87%
3734
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
7.
July 15
18
15 3% Jan
2
22
Feb 2B
,62
28
47% Jan
3
28
4
2
'SSVb
.
34%
34%
Texas Pacific Band Trust—
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1
.
87% Nov 13
8%
30 Vb
400
Vb:
20Tb
21;
87%
36%
Texas Pacific Coal /te <,Oil—
.
21%
-38
35 T b
,——2.50
Texas Gulf producing €0
Gulf Sulphur —
33% July 18
13
21%
•
,24%
83%
Texas Co—
,
37%
21%
15%
Texas
.72% July
38%
8,000
12%
20%
1
Corp
37%
20%
'
170
67 Vb
A43A
Texas
553% Feb 24
„
♦12Vb
'
;
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co—5
/ Tennessee
€
66 Tb
12%
:■*
7
'
1
12%
20%
*20%
9
66 Vb
12%
66%
.
' 34%
20%
^
653/4
2,500
6,100
•
87%
x20%
Corp
67%
35%
38%
(James)
Aircraft
Teroco
*67
T
34%
-
38%
11
68
3,000
"
*24%
1635
♦82%
67
49 Vb
26%
24»'2
37%
,1
69%
*'■'
37%- 38%
.
-7.50
No par
com,
17%
-
14%
::
.61%
62
<25% ' 26%
25
Talcott Inc
4
:4
7%
■
1620
25
TelAutograph -Corp—
29% May
Jan
10c
—.
30
2
15
Co
10
14% May 20
<
50% Jun
10
&
7% Jun
2
35% Jan
31% Jun 19
12
Oct .22
26
Jan
Mining
25 % Jun
S
8
9% Jan
9
v49% May
87%
Symington Wayne Corp
S
jun
34%
87%
Sylvanla Elec Prod Jnc
$4 preferred
11% July 11
2
25% Mar 18
54%
34%
Swift
17
37% July 14
33/4 Jan
>
•60% Jan U
18
30
12.50
Superior Oil Qf California
18% Jan
8% Jan 11
18% Jan 31
30
21
34
7% Jan
20% May 17
6
3 % Dec
■8% Oct
24%
40% July 16 7 Sutherland Paper Co—
—5
?, May 5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4,16%
31% Jan
May
—25
*24%
v.4%% .preferred series A_
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
July 18
'
,
62 %
13%
17
12%
10%
*83 % J 86
26%
23
9
*
86
25%
Co
1725 V-
♦83%
.13
20%
;
10V4
(rlJ/2
Sunshine
9% Jan
.
40%
:49
17%
35%
19%
10%
~
50%
13%
17%
,
13%*
20%:
,
49%
20%
49%
r
66%
44%"
5%
53/e
50
19%
37,400
35 %:.
•
.24%
:163/b
16%
69
,18
r
49%
:_No par
24 i
5
10
14
—:i—
—
Inc
42% Jan
89
i
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common_^l
r
Sunshine Biscuits
46% Jan
24
Sun Oil Co
•
;
12
26% Nov 13
29% Dec 30
31
2
-2
Jun
5%
1
5
_1
•
common-
25
29
Dec
Corp
24%
16%
8,900
90 Vb
X20%
44%
V
>
•88%
v
21
♦17%
44%
24%
1
Tool-;
Mach
;
18
233,300
52%
.
91
"
38%
.
1
53%
51%
52
13
13
12%.
20%
52%
52 3,4
17%
:.f 51
50
,66 1 *
37%
80,300
65,900
16%
;;
17%
600
50%
49%
-89
*
'•
3
49%
48%
17%'
69%
.
20%
44%
$4.50 series A preferred——No par
July
■
27% July 18
25
r
88'%
►17%
Corp,^_,___^.
•
Sundstrand
89
27% Jan
6% Dec
Sunbeam
\
Jan.
.
69
Co
34"% Apr
19% Dec 27
72
Broadcasting
11% Jan . 27 t'7 Sun Chemical Corp
.
Jan 13
Feb
•*12
20%
.•
Studebaker-Packard
•6% May 14
16
-6% Jan
2
.
12
92
3
3%
800
6,200
50 Vb
51%
51%
16%
.
50
,67%
65%
'66%
12
wdhetgy.-v
-7,300
49
51%
53%
51i%
y13%
117%
14%
25% Apr 23
1360
Jan
'
67
:
52%.
*89il2
,,
,716%
%
13
14%
30% Mar 19
0% Dec .30
49
■17°
.17%
14%
72
15% Aug M
2,000
July 15
43% Jun 17
27% Nov 13
29
.
16%
13%
~
92
.
37%
22% Jan 10
11
18
38% Jan
Jan
17
51%
6534
1
♦89
92
,
52% July 18
1
51%
,
Apr 24
20% Jan
2
Mar 20
1,210
Apr*.
52%
51%
20%
59
29% May 16
30
.,
51%
51%
35 %
22% July 18
>
47%:
53%
35%
14
9
47%
20%
2
57% July 23
18% Nov
7
;
3
49%
V 47%
20%
1
fi% Apr 11
11
3%
51%
48%
35%
Storer
;
'
f
5
253%May 23
15% Dec
J
3 V
*3
67
,
46% Apr 29 ;'.l Stone
8%
7%
50
13
_10
„
7%
'
7%
3
•17%
No-par
Stewart-Warner 'Corp
8
7%
r,
51%
Al v4
50%
5
; :
79%
49%
16%
,v;St$yenp (J P) & Co Jnc—
v
52%
78%
46 %
3%
Stix Baer & Fuller -Coj.
5
15%. Jun 25
Stokely-Van:Camp -Inc .common—1
18% Jun 19 //
5%> -prior preference1,....—20
2
j2
Jan
9
20% July 14
*-<;
10% Jan
2 .*';•
A5%.Jsn^2 i ;•
8
9
36% July
'
2 $
t2 *i
Jan
29
5
50
22% Apr
>
,
52%
81
52%
*89
Sterling Drug
14
\
52%
79
51%
_1
Starrett Co (The) L Sj
52%
53
AO
40% Apr 25
29% Jan
17% Jan
7 19% May 21
2% Dec 30
"42% Oct 21
<,.
Stauffer Chemical Co_„
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc,
July 15
May
*3
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co_.
'Stanley Warner «Corp_
.
12% Feb 11
10% Dec v31
,
3
15
18% May 15
•18% Dec 31
'7/ Convertible preferred
18
Apr..
10% Jan
17
33% Oct 22
'•
July, 3
;Jun
"
-748/4'May 19
Apr 23 ■'/' 68% Jan $
59
31
7
18;
;'
7
15% Dec
'.15% Nov
14
>
2
Feb
27% Dec
-
19
2
'2
57
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
16 % Dec
56 £
Jan
Jan
14% Jan
Shares
52%
81
•
50%
.
the Week
52%
82
46%
—
2
13% Jan
,10% Nov 21
25% Feb 15
'
EX distribution—
<
.
,
12:
,85% May 21
83% July 12
57% Dec 23
■
36
18% July 12
18% May 27
v-13% Oct 22
:
8
11% Dec 13
36% Dec 13
9% Nov 27
33% Nov
'Mar
'
5
53% July 7 V Standard Oil of California
6.25
49% July 18 f -Standard Oil of Indiana,
:
25
55% May 1 *; Standard Oil -of New Jersey
7
52% July 18
Standard Oil of iOhio common_--.10
:3%^ preferred series A
94% May 26
100
18 % July
Standard Packaging Corp com
3
A
25
35% Dec 23
July 17
80%
' 53 %
f" Standard Gas & Electric Co—
-
Sales far
Friday
July 18
Thursday
Wednesday
.
July 15
No par
eom
preferred
Standard Coil Products Co
8% May 14
2
LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICES
EXCHANGE
Highest
v
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
28%
2,000
15.500
68%
47,300
■
•
'
,
20% Dec
23
33% May 16
18 % May
2
24% Feb
6
'
18% Oct
22
43% Jan
21 % Jan
2
29 % July 16
v
'"v
48
Dec
19
101
Oct
14
10
Oct
77
Dec
15
90% Jan
152
115
Aug 22
18% Dec
38
Nov 26
6% Oct
24
15% Jan
2
29% May 14
Apr
93
15
,
19
47% Jan
30
23
39
~6% Jan" 11
~2l
Nov
51 % Apr
147
Pot
Aug
?6.
22%
22%
22%
22%
32%
32%
32
♦98
22%
22%
57%
59%
8%
28%
38
;
8%
29
.
*22
*
100%
22%
59
60
60%
61%
4,800
37 Vb
37%
36%
37-
1.900
8%
8 Vb
8%
29%
29%
29%
29
14%
14%
■14%
47%
46%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
45
44%
45
44%
44%
44 Vb
44%
44%
44%
11%
8%
12
12
12
12
11%
11%
11%
12
12
Shoe Mach
25
40%
41%
preferred
25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
37
37
2
65% Jan
14
3
33
July
1
Corp
^
—2
1
common
6%
4%#
•
100
preferred
U S
86% July 14 171% May 22
&
U S
Gypsum
Foreign Securities—t
U S Freight Co
1%
30,400
33%
*44%
United
21% Jan
15,400
10
Improvement Co—13%
45% Jun 27
159% Apr
48
47%
37% May 20
2
47%
14%
<47%
3
Jan
473A
14%
8%
1
No par
4
Co common
preferred
—
ion
8%
13%
13%
13%
1%
1%
1%
'
41
37
37
383/4
41%
36%
36%
36%
36 Vb
160
383A
.
403A
40
403/4
14,400
85
85
85
35
30%
30%
31%
31%
30 Vb
31 Vb -32%
30 Vb
30%
30%
31%
82%
85
84
86
••*169%
171
170
170
17,200
13,200
14%
40%
1%
85
86 Vb
23,200
*
14
30 Vb
30%
4,600
2,900
8%
*40%'
1%
31
171
8%.
403/4
13%
41%
37%
;
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40
85
85
30%
85%
41%
3%
39%
39%
30%
41
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37%
39
171
8%
8%
2.700
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47 Vb
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18,200
28%
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48 3b
2
90
8%
8%
23%
29
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1%
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29%
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500
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14%
33
7,300
37%
47 Tb
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59%
13%
Mar 27
i
58 %
1%
8
22
37%
8%
48% Jan
21%:
22%
Vb 32%
100%
*98
100 Vb
21%
300
5,700
14,200
22
14%
Greenfield Corp
United
May 15
*98
22%
•32 Vb
32 %
32 Vb
32%
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13%
t
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100 %
22 %:
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148
106 Vb
56%
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9
14% Jun
32
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105 Vb
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3734
13%
26% Jar
mere
105
22%
-67
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141
103 Vb
Park City Mines Co (The)__l
29
1
140
105
Mercb & Mfrs Inc
33% Apr
-H.
138
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1
12
138
102%
100 Vg
37%
28 %
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138
32
1
„
67
102%
United
Jan
Dec
22%
27Tb
67%
100%
*135
♦98
-
Vb
19%
101%
138
United
34% Jan
34% July 16
69% Dec
4
101%
United
32
165
66
3
18
16
8
Feb
15
28'
66
19%
Engineering & Foundry..—O
Co
No par
United
7
17
28
63%
5
Fruit
(Del)
27T4
1% Mar 13
2
13
fnotnoi*"-
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35
22
Corp
Electric Coal Cos
Gas
80
(Del)——6
United
Gas
3
5
Nopar
Co
United
United
5 % Jan
&
United-Carr Fastener
7
8% Mar 13
United
2
393/8 Jun
Feb
41
4
3
12
Board
Carbon
33% July 18
U Jan
22
United
United
45% July
10% JaD
75% Nov
1
61% July 18
26 % May
No par
Carton Corp
10
28%
65%
♦128
America—No par
43% Jun
34% JaD
2
25% Oct
20% Oct
of
United
9
763/4 July 11
89% Dec 31
Corp
Biscuit
$4.50 preferred
19%
64
•
29 %
1% Jan
39% Sep
Dec
Artists
United
July 15
14% JulyT8
8
15 % Jan
.
United
37 " Apr 16
100% Mar 12
19
27%
5
100
100
1
(ser Of 1956) conv pfd
4%
19
19%
29%
19%
19
5
10
—
preferred
convertible
4%
July'17
106% July 18
23% Jun
3
"
Inc.,
United Aircraft Corp common
141,
34% Jan
9
•
30% Sep
May 21
68% July 18
Drill Co
Air Lines
United
'
/ *
Union Twist
27 y» Jan
38% May
8
38% Feb 19
30% Dec
2
113/4 Jan
17
31
10
Jar
6% JaD
11
23
Oct
Jan
22% Jan
33% Oct
12 Dec
3
45
36
25% Dec
5
Jan
463/4 May
8
7% May 20
33% Dec 30
10% Dec
2
31
2
16"% Jan
4
11% Dec
Jan
35% Jan 11
28
22% Dec
91
2
273/4 May 16
71% Jun 13
22
Oct
Jan
111
Jan
100
30
44
52 y2 JaD
2
14
25% July 22
22
86
Jan
31% Dec 81
17
25% Oct
4
'
83 Vb
*169
85
84%
170
'14
1%
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1%
7,900
80
86
31%
32 Vb
15,400
31%
32%
13,100
33
14,900
83 3A
170
170
..
50
23
26
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(266)
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Monday, July 21, 1953
t
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1057
5% Oct 22
24
31
Dec
8Vo Dec 23
Nov
8
22 % Dec
23
37
8
Aug 23
17% Dec 23
03
2
Jan
24% Nov
4
Oct
21
09
12
Dec
79
30% Dec 30
135
25
Jun
17% Feb 12
25
30
Dec
30
Dec
44
48% Dec 19
136% Jun 20
Jan
57%
25
Apr 22
Jun 12
45
39
Jan
16
U S
47% Feb
8% Jan
U S Hoffman Mach
10% Jan
Jan
12
3ft% May
23% Jan
Apr
9%Jun
18% Jan
24% Jun
17
Dec
4
66
36%Jun
13
26% Mar
78% July
84% July
73 % Jun. 30
80% Mar »
07
4
Mar
94
Aug 26
49% Jan
4
82
24
Jan
140
156
Jan
Jan
92
3
31% Apr
7
7
Mar
6
22% July 15
21% Jan
2
28
11
25% Jan
2
24
73% Jan
463/4 Jan
3
2
51% Jan
13
155% Jan 25
147% Apr
1
July 18
Mar
1
25% Dec
12
193/4 Jan
32% Jun
31
Aug
1
36
Jan
22
35% Jan
15% Feb
5
10
8
Dec
68
31
8
87
Jan
10
Jun
4% Jan
2
26
86% Mar 12
4% Jan
6% May 15
Nov
6
79
Jan
21
21
41
Jun
21
19% May
36
Apr
3
155
Feb
4
18% Dec 31
65% Nov 22
30% Jun
7
Jun
22
Oct
1
25
Dec
4% Dec
30% Oct 22
Jun
21
12
29% Apr
10
24% Jan
19
50% Jan
3
13% Jan
»
27% Jan
5% Jan
2
20
2
2
2
20% July 16
27% Jun 30
7
12% July 17
Dec
20
8% Nov
7
40
Oct
23
124
Oct
25
Sep
5
29
May 7
14% July 16
Dec
124
Oct
333/, Jan
6
24
Apr
21
47
45% Jan 17
64
33% July 16
233/4 Jan
31% July 18
84
6
77% Feb
85
8
13
Jan
79
Jan
May
6
29%
28 To
9
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76%
77%
76%
76%
76
70
620
33 To
34%
34
11,700
34%
33%
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90
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74%
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27%
27%
27%
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33%
34%
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34
35
50
49 %
66 %
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37
11%
11%
11%
11%
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153
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28%
29
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26%
27
26%
11%
11%
11%
Vlck Chemical Co
2.50
61%
62
61
*120%
1.700
600
15%
76
23%
12,100
36%
22%
1,400
33%
36
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156%
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20%
20%
58%
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Industries Ino eom_2.5P
153
38
6%
22%
63%
67%
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1,300
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conv preierred.
Van Raalte Co Inc
63%
154
26%
50%
50%
15%
76
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4.600
26%
155%
,$2.28
50
6%
21%
910
26%
155%
Vanadium Corp of America
35%
27%
155%
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20%
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34%
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6%
6%
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1
35%
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28
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149
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154
75%
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10.100
149
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154%
27%
28%
38 %
27
27 %
74
90%
31%
149
50
153%
65%
65
154
154%
noncumulative
49%
49%
27%
66%
154%
65
16%
100
No par
Van Norman
49%
50
33
75%
*87
27%
32
34%
*74
33%
Light Co
400
77%
149%
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11,000
9
77
3214
preferred
29%
9
77%
148%
com
23 To
9
23%
33 %
preferred
43
%
22%
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100
common
29%
9
42
23%
148*%
Utah
;
28%
9%
•
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70,200
22%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
9
43
148%
4%%
16
25
Oct
21% Jan
31
124
2
*42%
33%
Universal Pictures Co Inc
9% July 15
13% Jan
18
Feb
71
43
148%
27%
8%
29% May 23
73
*42 %
8%
23%
34%
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_Nopar
17
22% Mar
8,10C
.9
23%
75%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
155% July 11
3
Jan
18% May 12
58% May 14
12% Dec 24
21
40% Jun
14
32% Feb
142
500
3%
3%
23
33%
Corp common—30c
$3-50 convertible preferred
100
25
1
12%
38 %
22%
*74%
United Whelan
G% July 11
77% Jan 24
Jan 24
74% Jan 22
Oct
135
.
73/4 Jan 23
6
75
12%
38"
23%
preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp
—1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper
Ipc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
—_14
15% Jan 28
21
12%
37%
77
1
100
preferred
Shares
12%
37%
22%
__-10
preferred
the Week
12%
9
29%
9
Friday
July 18
8%
43
28%
9%
*9
8%
Sales for
Thursday
38%
*37'
33%
7%
16
Jan
6% Jan
13% May 16
Apr 17
19
7
29%
28%
1
12%
37 >4
148%
7%
16
68% Jan
21
5% Dec 23
12% Dec 20
Jan
5% July
*42%
5
U S Steel Corp common
12% Jan 22
Jan
9% Oct 22
43
1st preferred
U 3 Tobacco Co
38a/4 May 16
5% Oct 29
*42%
.10
'
12
17
8 To
50
preferred
non-cum
7%
68% July 18
158% Jun
9
PRICES
July 17
5
8%
36% July 7
52% Jan 24
€4% Jan
61% Jan
8%
12%
*37
SALE
July 16
100
U S Shoe Corp
—1
U S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
4
22
Jan
1
Pipe <fc Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U 8 Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%"% preferred series B
U S Rubber Co common
3
35% Feb
154
Apr 14
4%%
12%
38%
U S
•
12%
12%
*37%
HIGH
Wednesday
r
July 15
50
preferred series A
U S Lines Co common
AND
Tuesday
July 14
common_82%c
class A preference
Industries Inc common.
4%%
17
4
68
Monday
Par
5%
6
37% Jan 24
9
Oct 30
27% Jan
8 3/8
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
12% July 18
39% Jun 10
6% Jan
7
7
17% Jan
30
NEW YORK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
9%
8%
8%
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19%
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61%
61%
61%
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2,100
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Aug 23
23% Oct 22
71
Oct
30
12% Dec 31
Mar
25% Jan
76% Dec
30
124
Apr 22
21% Oct
11
28
May 22
97% Jun 21
111
5%
Feb
113
90
Mar 27
85
May 28
98
Mar
1
91
Feb 25
82
July 24
93
Mar 13
90% July 15
37% July 11
May 20
90% July 1
99% Apr
8
Apr
83
24% Apr • 7
11
Jan
2
19
10% Oct 29
12% May 24
10% Dec
20"% Aug 12
21% Aug 12
14
Jan
11
3
Mar 21
,
313,; May 20
78% Jun 20
24% Dec
8
Mar 13
99
26% Jan
106% Jan
12
May
19
93/4 Jan
95
May 13
31% Jun 13
12% Mar
2
4
14% Mar 31
14% Jan 20
16% Mar 31
74
Jan
•
3
84
84
Jan
13
94
,
•
noncumulative preferred
*120%
*120%
100
*120%
5
30%
31
20%
100
*81 %
83
*81%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
100
81%
82
82
82
84
84
8
30%
31%
31%
36 %
30%
31%
Victor Chemical
3Yz%
6%
common
preferred
dlv partic
Virginia
$5
Works
Elec
preferred
&
Co
Pwr
preferred
com
108
.100
...
108
100
*89%
91%
100
•95%
Virginian Ry Co common..
6%' preferred
;
Vulcan Materials
Co
92
10
x
10
•
1
common
29%
12 %
5%
convertible
16
preferred.
15%
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29
29%
29%
303k
12
•
13
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90%
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12
127«
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preferred^
100
81%
81%
81%
82
Apr 29
6%%
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100
92%
92%
92%
92%
62
62
39
39%
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92
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83
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92%
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83
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83
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w
60
Oct
22
77
32
Dec
30
56% May 15
12% Oct 22
27% Dec 31
14
31
Jan
Aug
Aug
24
00% May 20
33% Jan ; 2
12% Jan • 8
27% Jan
2
6
8
16% July 12
95% Jan 24
80
8
Oct
28
Oct 22
16% Jan
28% Jan
10
16% Feb
4
84
3
42% Feb 12
30% Jun
14
■
2
16% Deo 30
19
11% July 17
11% Jan
6
18% May 29
11% Dec 30
24
13
13% July 17
38% Jun 30
-
25% Jan
Oct~22
13%
72% Feb
4IV4 Jun
■68% July 16
Jaat
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
63
*39%
39%
13%
13%
Mar 21
Ward
100
1
Walker (Hiram)
Walworth
95
Apr 25
10% Jun 16
Ward
8
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
69% May
6
preferred
12%
12%
12%
88%
100
Industries
1
9%
5
Corp.
21%
9%'
Jan
13
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical ..1
64
22
38% Mar 28
34 Va Jan
2
2
Washington Gas Light Co
No
Washington Water Power__._No
par
343/4 Jan
par
41
41
25
2
31
Waukesha Motor Co
5
*30%
7
24% July 10
2% July 2
Wayne
5
*24
Jun
30
14
26% May 3
3% May 15
34% Jan 29
23
10
32
July
Aug 14
48% Jan 23
44% Jan 15
49
July 17
1% Nov 21
22% Oct
42
dan
19% Mar
13/4 Jan
Jan
3
1
Knitting
Mills
Welbllt Corp
Wesson Oil <fe Snowdrift
4.80%
39% Jan
28% Jun
523/4 Apr
8
15% Jan 13
25% Jan
2
4
23% Oct 21
5
90
Nov
4
105
Mar 20
97% Jan
95
Jan
28
87
Jan
Feb
18
87
Mar
47% Jan
11
Oct
11
92% Nov 11
25% July 31
16% July 30
98
Apr
2
87% July 11
88% July 11
14% Jun 24
88
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
62
Dec
31
41% Dec 11
14% Oct 22
17% Dec 30
52% Feb
12
79% Aug 19
128
July 22
33% Dec 24
82% Nov 13
15% Dec 80
55
Dec
6
24% Oct 25
34% Oct 21
90
Dec
10
4% Dec 23
20% Oct 22
94
4
Jun
9
17
103
2
15
Jan
2
20% July
17% Jan
2
23% Jun
17
4
55% Jun 24
65% Feb
92
88% Feb 21
92% Apr 21
96%
26%
68%
28%
53%
4
119
May
33% Apr
83% Jan
125
2
July 18
Jan
3
7
Mar 22
io
21
42% July 18
93 % July 18
21% July 18
Jan
8
56
Jan
21
61
Mar 14
26
Jan
7
May 24
40% Jan
Jan
9
.
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7
.
.
6
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100% Jan
13% Jan
7
10
3
48% July 14
48 V«
July 18
98% July 8
7% Jun 30
91% Jan
4% Jan
23% Mar
29% Jan 14
Feb
25% July
28
Oct
Feb
18
27
32% Jun
37
Feb
Nov 12
1
13
62% Jun
13
30
Jan
13
44% Jun
16
May 17
Sep 11
16% July
3
5% Jan 30
22% Jun
6
Jan
8
81
19% Jan
9
68
-
24
13% Nov 21
4
Nov 12
18% Feb
8
28% Oct 17
116
Aug 9
18% Nov 14
20
Dec
30
35% Dec 26
45 % Nov 20
47
75
71
34
4
Mar 19
35
July
45% Jan
4% Dec 27
23% Nov
6
25% Oct 22
66% Dec
19
16 % Dec
31
34% July
35% Jan
123% Jan
30
43/4 Jan
9
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
2
2
68% Jan
&-dividend ^^Ex-rights''
2
8% May 16
27% July 17
31% Jun
27
2
65%
13,800
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
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40%
40%
40%
2,500
30%
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30%
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30%
31
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30%
24%
24
24
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24%
24%
24%
24 To
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800
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30
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48%
48
59%
59%
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65
65%
65
800
30
30
30%
30
30%
1,900
48
49
49
48%
48%
47%
59%
59%
60
59%
59%
900
18%
18
18%
18%
19%
19
19%
19%
20%
3,300
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
30%
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11,000
104%
104%
104 Va
103%
104%
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93
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91
91
91
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39
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39
102
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103
104
103
103
104
37%
102
102
38%
101
101
460
10
i
30
4.100
60
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2.600
17
17
17
17
17
17 Ve
16%
17%
16%
167 s
3,300
97
97
20
50%
51%
50%
52%
52%
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53%
53%
54
11,800
20
20%
19%
20 %
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20 %
30.90C
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
12.30C
57
56%
50%
56%
57%
42,800
89 %
57%
89%
56%
90%
89%
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56%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp
4%%
White
113
*109
,
38%
38%
38%
<91%
91%
91%
21
21%
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20
47
63
20%
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92
20%
63
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39
92
20%
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113
39%
92
21%
63
45%
46%
46%
47%
46%
46%
46%
47
47%
97%
97%
95
97
6%
6%
common—1
6%
6%
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25%
x24
50
*36
37
x35
preferred
39 %
48%
46%
*97%
preference
113
*95%
98
1
20
Sewing Machine
$3 convertible
Wilcox Oil Co.
*109
100
preferred
Prior
*89%
5
preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
5%%
56%
90%
80
common
convertible
57%
*89%
3.80%
*95%
60%
,
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92%
93
21%
21%
46
12.90C
-40C'
100
42%
27,300 0
93%
93%
30C
21%
1G.B0C
63
45%
96%
46%
4.900
47%
48
48 %
3,900
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6%
6%
6%
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25%
24 %
24%
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35
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36
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24C
6%
6%
24
96%
5,600
25
36
20C
36
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5
40%
41%
40%
42i '3
41%
43
42%
43%
42%-
43%
6.50G
No par
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
19,800
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
No par
84%
84^4
*82
21%
85%
*8112
85%
10
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
10c
5%
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
Inc
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6% preferred
Woolworth
Service
(F W) Co
36%
127
35%
37
127
36%
35 3a
36 %
125
35%
36%
125
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
26%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
,
47%
58
:
4814
48
48%
58%
59
59%
91
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91%
91
91
86%
86%
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86%
86%
86%
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7%
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7%
7%
10
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84%
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14%
*13%
48
58
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48%
58%
IOC
14%
35%
36%
6
6
35%
36%
36%
4,600
36%
35%
35%
100
900
3,300
127%
*124
30
*124
127%
*25
25%
24%
25
2,600
26%
27%
27%
27%
3,900
43
48%
43
48'%
22,200
58%
59%
59%
59%
91%
92%
130
84 %
2.20G
7%
7%
1,060
27%
7%
10
~
Zenith Radio Corp
35%
129
24%
Corp common
10
preferred 4%% series..100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co.
5
87% July 16
3614
10
Prior
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
35%
*125
10
Corp
Co
35%
10
100
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85
6
92
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84%
85%
7% -•7%
.
82
-
7,100
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27
30 %
30%
30 »/4
3014
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31%
30%
31
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27%
30%
11,300
5
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89 %
90%
88%
90%
90%
92%
91% '
:93%
94%
23,600
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17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
93%
17%
17
17%
2,900
84%
85 %
84 Va
85%
85
87 %
85
85%
84%
25%
11,000
1
receivershlp or PetltIon has been filed for the
company's reorganization,
a Deferred delivery,
27%
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f
113
•
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46%
48
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89
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63
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75
40%
40%
39
63%
62%
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113
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97
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63
75
*73
Wilson & Co Inc common
9
ExSdistri^ti^i8
1.100
2,90C
No par
RR
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
Apr
50
9%
Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common.12%
94% July 18
19% Jan 16
16
32
1
67% Feb 28
May 27
~~
X
2
90%
20%
*9
20%
100
Worthington
8% Apr 11
*17%
Western
59% July 18
9
^
*88
9%
20%
62%
Iron
88% Jun
.65%
•
74
Woodward
5
9%
20%
73%
1
Jun
'
90
*88
9%
' ,21
100
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
97
20%
•
61%
27% July 18
48% July 11
3
*9%
21
72%
21% Jan
36% Jan
45% Feb 27
80% Jan
2
78% Jan
2
68% July 15
923/4 Mar 15
90%
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9%
61 %
8
883/4 Jan
4.00C
97
Public
10
12%
72»/4
Wisconsin
22
Oct
12%
59%
25% July 16
78% Dec
12%
97
20% Jan
18
12%
73
Windsor Industries
27
..12%
12%
1,500
62
2
Mar 25
16.800
98
13
Jun
2,100
12%
61
Feb
37
29%
12%
73
Jun
135
38
2 9 To
12%.
40%
59
100
6
Jan
37%
29%
11%
100
preferred
6
75
•
85% July 10
36% May
31% Jan
124
Power 4%%
pfd
preferred series B
preferred series C
15
Jan
26% Jan
May 13
22% Feb
2
13% May
5% Jan 2i
29% Dec 31
131
Jan
38
29%
12%
65
59
Western Pacific
10
38
29%
40%
30
54
Feb
37%
29%
-/■ 12
44
*48
64% Apr 21
74% July 3
100
3
v 1,20c
37%
<
4,00c
13%
65%
30
Supply Co com_.__5
4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry coin
No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Jan
41%
*13%
44
48
5
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4%%
100
■
40%
13%
40%
29%
4
West Penn
4.10%
63
;40%
13%
%
44
48
Western Auto
42% Jan
.2
Co
Western Air Lines Inc.
9
67% Sep 19
20% Jan
4
33% May 14
68% July 8
129% Feb
69% Jan
Coal
West Penn Electric Co
May 6
23% Feb 17
953/4 May 28
48% Jan 13
Mar 25
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40 %
13%
40%
■*
l
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4.20%
64%
64
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13%
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17% May
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
63
Jun
4
40% Jun
31% Feb 28
96% Mar 4
104% Mar 20
17% Oct 22
Mar
32% July 16
105
May 20
99% Jun 11
4
32
21
3
93
65
2
81% Sep 20
79% Nov
7
•
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63%-
50
2.50
com
preferred
West Indies Sugar
15% Dec 23
2%
1
12%'
64
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'3.9-%
>
29
9%
44
36% Jan 17
84% May 24
44% July 17
41% May 19
43 To
22
Oct
37%
12
12*% ;J 12%
90
89%
88%
30% Oct
.
28%:
21%
30
24% Dec 30
19% Dec 30
'
36%
29%
1
common
'
38%
29
No par
2.50
Baking Co
6%
37%
12%
10
G & W
Co
21% July
13
8
Apr
8
16% Jan 30
56
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Io
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Wabash RR 4%% preferred..:
Wagner Electric Corp
1,000
wd When distributed.
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Number 5761
188
Volume
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FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
headed
Figures after
"Interest
decimal
Period"
point
indicate In each
represent
one
or
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1957
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
the month when the
case
32nds
more
of
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
EXCHANGE
Low
Treasury 4s
Oct 1 1969
SALE
PRICES
Thursday
•
July 16
Low
High
Friday
July 17
.
.
Low
Sales for
July 18
High
the Week
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Low
High
3V*s
*105.28
106.4
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100.4
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106.8
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106.8
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106.8
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15
1974
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105.12
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105.8
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15
1990
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101
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101
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100.20
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—
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Wednesday
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point.
a
Tuesday
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.
1978-1983
98
15 1985
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15
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Feb 15 1995
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92.24 Feb
87.8
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7
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dealings.
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Jan. 1
No.
Low
Interest
BONDS
York
New
Period
Stock Exchange
48
98
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Week's Range
'Last
or
LOW
102%
3%s series No. 11
:
3%s series No. 16
3%s series No. 20
3%s series No. 21
3%s series No. 22
3%s esries No. 23
3%s series No. 24.
3%s series No. 25
T eletypm
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No,
High
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3%s series No. 273%s series No. 28
3%s series No. 29
3%s series No. 30
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96
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
:
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—-June-Dec
June-Dec v
3%s series No. 18.
Wertheim & Co.
High
(continued)—
3%s series No. 17
Foreign Securities
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
3%s series No. 14—-
Foreign Government and Municipal
AkersbU3 (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mar-Sept
*99.16
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3%s series Nb. 15
Broadway, New York
93.16
100.24
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99
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120
98.16
Feb 15 1962
—
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.
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99.8
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98.16
Feb 15 1961
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99%
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Telephone
98.16
*98.16
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99
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on
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Transit
101
101
99.8
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Stock Exchange
*100
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90
RANGE
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101
101
98
—Feb 15
2s
redemption
lfe.16
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2s
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102
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28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(268}
.
.
Monday, July 21
.
1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
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BONDS
Hew York
Period
Stock Exchange
FOR
or
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63
.
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93%
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101% 101 %
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1971
1973
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99
172
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--
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1982
Jan-July
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8
75
89
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.
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;
series K
debentures 1980_
mortgage
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11
June-Dec
^
1967—- _Mar-Sepl
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April-Oct
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Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mfge 2%s 1976-Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980——1
—_——Jan-July
134
80%
75
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&
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90
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April-Oct
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60
52
80
85
27
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79''.,
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89%
78
81
f 3%s 1990_j'i'l—
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51
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
page
25
Co—
Light Co Inc—
adjustment—
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(interest
1958
f
s
Power
Brown
Jan-July
Jan-July
1962
1958
see
95
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stamped pursuant to Plan A
-
reduced
&
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81
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reduced
1970
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s
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____
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104
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ENDED
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WEEK
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124
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:
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1977
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refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
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1976:
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debentures
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1975
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debs
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1965
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see
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Gas
1962
1982
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debentures
1978
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1972
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1986
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ref mtge 5s ser BB 1989
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86
88
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1974
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—April-Oct
4
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Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
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General mortgage 3 Vis 1983
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1982
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1960—ApriZ-Oct
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—
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1977—Mar-Sept
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149
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94
2 Vi
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1967—April-Oct
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&
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4s 1990
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90
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1986
(quar) F M A N
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St
43
40
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89
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Mar-Sept
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1976
debentures
Minneapolis-Moline
New
92%
Regulator—
debentures
Y
86%
144%
2
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C
1979__Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 8 Vis
95
70
.
53'A
■*
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A General
99%
98%
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i
1989
91
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conv
debentures
income
94%
—
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Mar-Sept
1975
1
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2788
1974__May-No»
First mortgage 2%s
198Q
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
April-Oct
53%
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April-Oct
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——May-Nov
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Jan-July
N Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
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series B
1973
May-Nov
N
91
91%
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30
N
90%
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63
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—
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90
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94
RR—
88
—
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_.
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3Vis 1997
registered 1997
—
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2003
April-Oct
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2003___l_April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H
2003
-April-Oct
First & refund mtge 33/sS ser I
2003
April-Oct
St Louis div second
gold 3s 1980
5s conv subord debs 1977
Maine Central RR 5 Vis 1978
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
3j/4b s f debentures 1980
--Feb-Aug
83
*92Vi 100
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Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 2%s 1979-May-No®
1st mtge 3 VeB 1984
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 4% a 1987
Mar-Sept
Mack Trucks Inc 5 Vis subord debs
1968—Mar-Sepl
Macy (R H) & Co 27/as debentures 1972
Hudson
&
General lien
Lorillard
*86%
*'91%
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York Chicago
First
Jan-July
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May-No?
April-Oct
1976_June-Deo
April-Oct
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ApriZ-Oct
109 V*
103
—
88
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105%
100%
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95
88
88
6
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4%s
90
May-Nov
1980
debs
90%
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May-Nov
1976
45/8s
99 Vi
85
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May
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May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76-June-Dec
Star
111%
; 89
107%
93
& St Louis—
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First mortgage 3s series F 1986—
April-Oct
75
June-Dec
New
93%
193
101 % 101%
collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
registered 1998—.——
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3Vis 1998_Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered
1998
Feb-Aug
98 Vi
95%
29
96 Vi
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June-Deo
4s fixed interest 2003
Series B 4Vis fixed interest 2003
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
Lone
106
131
99Vi
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Jan-July
Jan -July
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
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1997
April-Oct
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1959
Mar-Sept
Series A
debentures
109
98Vi
102% 104
104 %
108% 109%
mortgage
3Vis
104%
92%
100
%
93%
101%
101%
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4.50s
114 Vi
103
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debentures
110%
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
Feb-Aug
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Auf
subord
691
103
High
89%
Central RR Co-
Central
Lake
110%
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Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
1st mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Y
N
96%
Mar-Sept
8 Vis registered 1997
3.75s
86%
June-Dec
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%b 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
JAKreuger £c Toll
109%
22
April-Oct
.
1961
unguaranteed
100
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108%
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Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980
;—
April-Oct
*
General
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis
Stamped 1961
4Vis
92%
55
107
90
Kansas City Southern Ry 3 Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1074
April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4 Vis debs adj 1963
Plain
97 Vi
1970__Mar-Sept
1976
1974
York
93 %
——Feb-Aug
1982-—
debentures
Jan. 1
Low
No.
102%
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
Jan -July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
—Max-Sept
93
90%
90 Va
98 Vi
1980
debentures
3s
150%
90
5
*107Vi
108 Vi
1978
mortgage 2%s
3s
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1961
May-Nov
——April-Oct
1977—
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93
97 Vi
£Jay"£°®
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1980
conv
Bonds
High
93%
New Jersey
92'A
93
3 Vis
Co
debentures
f
s
1986.
England Tel & Tel Co—
guaranteed 4 Vis series B
New
135%
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
1982
First
99 Vi
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1990
City Power & Light 2%s
mortgage
1st
1st
5s
New
3Vis
1st
Corp
3%s
mtge
National Tea
87
1959__Ju»e-Deo
Kanawha
85 Vi
88%
93%
87%
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker 4 Vis conv 1982
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%a
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
87 Vi
87 Vi
1st
21
85%
May-Not
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3 Vis s f debentures series A 1977
. 4 Vis
e f debentures 1987
Interstate
12%
84%
85%
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
3.85s conv subord debs 1977
—Jan-Jtflf
International Tel & Tel Corp—
•47/ji6
28
85
Steel
National
52 Vi
*87
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
Jan-July
.
let mtge 4%s ser K
18 Vi
37 Vi
Sale Price
Low
High
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Jan-July
1988—June-Dee
198#
ser
87 Vi
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
York Stock
New
Jan-July
Feb-Autf
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a
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if
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Indianapolis Onion Ry 2 Vis
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102%
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97
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100
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*53
April
Mar-Sept
1971
1967
1974.,
1981
1978.
1982
1983—
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refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
♦93%
June-Dec
May-No®
May-No®
96
June-Dec
84 Is
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96
96 Vi
91
91
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22
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93%
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100
-
Number 5761.
188
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
York
New
Slock
Last
1'eriod
Sale Price
or
4Vis
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
subord debs 1987
conv
97%
112 V.»
110 Vi 112%
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3Vas s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2Vas 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
92
,
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94
76
96 Vi
99
98
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86Vi
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74
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s
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debentures
Procter
Gamble
&
Public Service
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•
debs
&
1983--.
*
Ja7i-July
and
mortgage
refunding
99%
100
debentures
1975
debentures
100%
105 Va
Texas & Pacific
96 y4
101
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118
170
3 70
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94%
102
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9,7
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74
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3s
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mtge
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&
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series
debs
conv
Lawrence
Bt
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&
gold
Louis-San Francisco
1st
1st
mtge
mtge
4s
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B
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4s
Paul
Bcioto
Paper
Bcovill
Line
Air
mtge 3s
3%s
Jan
89
93%
113
47
106 Vi
debentures
3s
71%
65
.
Jan-July
76
64
71%
76
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60
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20
80
81
61
188
50
63'%
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85
4%s
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104
■
—
——
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211
106
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& Gas
subord
conv
Union
Oil
1982
82
First
1st
87
Wabash
87
Corp 4%s conv debs
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965
6s
Bocony-Vaouum
South
&
234s
i
2%s
2,/2s
3 Vis
Southern
First
(Aug
1970
4Vis
1969
4 Vis
First
Pacific
1st
A
series
E
ser
60%
100%
89 Vi
94 Vn
81%
83
87 Va
85
86%
127'%
series
G
1961
1st mtge 5 Vis series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s
1994
95 %
99
17
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--
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72:%
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—
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5s
conv
1967
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66
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6
2%s
ref mtge
ref 4s
RR
3%s
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105
110
110%
1969—
98
98%
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88
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103
82 %
88
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90
series B Jan
27
90 Va
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ser
A 1981
*
62
4
64
69%
1
76
82 V*
/
93
RR
50
Yonkers Electric Light
64
57
38
59
46%
56%
92 Vi
100%
91%
90
100 Vi
105
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•
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91
97
92%
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99%
—
101 Va
56%
64%
44
40
66
99
83
86
61
61
Jan-July
2
68
Gen
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power 2%s 1976
a
97 Va
Deferred
107%
Included
114
not included in
99 Vi
in
delivery
the year's
1971
& Power
87 %
91
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•
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97%
97%
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5 *
97 Vi
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82
82
—
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—
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.
not
sale
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d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
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sale not
range,
the year's
n
range,
y
Ex-coupon.
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_
_
..
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:
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4
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SNegotiabllity impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy,
104%
82 V%
90
3Vis
Public Service
1
May
June-Dec
Jan-July
during current week.
selling flat.
Si
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
YEARLY
AND
RECORD
list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
July 14 and ending Friday, July 18. It is compiled from the reports of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during current year.
In
the following extensive
FOR
RANGE
Last
American Stock Exchange
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Corp
class A
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Acme
Wire
Adam
Per
Shoe
footnotes
.see
paee
for Week
Shares
Friday
Par
High
4V'4
1,800
3 V4
Jan
4%
Jun
Air
5%
__
6V4
800
5 Va
Jan
7
Mar
Ajax
16%
450
14%
Way Industries Inc
Petroleums
16%
16%
Jan
Alabama
6%
6%
7
800
6% May
8% Jan
Alabama
8
7%
8%
5,200
4% Jan
8%
Alan
2%
2%
2,100
1%
Jan
12V'4
13%
3,000
8%
Feb
35.
2%
•
13 %
~
Last
Apr
21
Jun
3% July
13 %
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan.1
Low
High
Jun
Great
Ltd
Southern
3
50c
1
for Week
Range
12
Low
1 Va
100
125
94
94
25
17
18
900
122
86%
5%
5%
5.900
High
2%
Jan
13
Apr
Apr
126% May
Jan
95% July
19 Va Jan
16% May
75 %
5%
Jan
ft Jan
4,700
124
18
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
800
2
li
12-
4.20%
Airlines Inc
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
High
1%
2
50
preferred—100
10
5 c/o cumulative preferred
100
Power
Wood Steel Co„
Alaska
for the week beginning Monday,
to include every security whether
18
STOCKS
4
1
Stores
JULY
1
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Sul-pass
ENDED
]
10
common
Aeronca
Aero
of Prices
Low
1
1
Consol Industries Inc
Co
Range
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
it
Co—
Wisconsin
73%
50 Vi
99% 100%
Jan-July
4s series A 2004
84'%
,Feb-Aug
52
103
99 Vi
48
108
50 Vi
93%
91
4
23
Vi 102%
■
May-Woo
,
93 3i
93%
99%
102%
99%
101
101
51%
May
:
53%
50
—
—
II
■>
93%
102 %
Jan-July
1984
67 Vs
2
65
65
— —
A
94
90 Vi
99
81'%
*50
—
;
94%
93V4
56 Va
83
1
13
64 %
65
—w
78%
3
~7
85
100
99
100%
81 Vi
G5
1991
95
93
84
99
—
90'/a
Va
99
M«y-Nov
86
93
105
*101
—
assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
-
91%
99
April-Oct :
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
C 1973_April-Ocf
ser
99%
87%
84
-*
■
106 Va
83%
Mar-Sept
1980
1983
1975
95%
94 Va
■
82'%
*91
April
debs
99 Va
'
__
H
ser
series A Jan 1981
debentures
83%
100%
107
22
92%
97
2
*
Wisconsin Central
1st mtge
172%
88
—
106% 106 Vi
106 li
Co—
conv
195
172 Vi
Mar-Sept
3V4s
F
ser
93 Va
3
105
110
93%
195
refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
86
-
90 Va
93 Vi
June-Dec
Jan-July
Whirlpool Corp 3 Vis s f debs 1980
Winston-Salem 8 B first 4s 1960
100%
93%
3
96'%
96'%
105
__June-Dec
82 Vi
f
—
June-Dec
1976
mtge income 4 Vis
Wisconsin
Jan-July
Spokane Internl first gold 4 Vis 2013
1951
1951
debentures
68
95
Jan-July
93
*89
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3Vis series D 1967
Jan-July
130%
53
99 Va
93'%
April-Oct
May-Nov
C
ser
1968-^
debs
mtge
Hen and
income
5s
142
127%
42
99%
—
55
119
17
98
95'%
93 Va
Jan-July
1983
*90
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
60%
1
*
127'% 130 Vi
April-Oct
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985
106%
104Vi
Jan-July
O
Western Pacific RR Co 3Vas
132%
8
60%
60%
115%
24
127%,.
127% 130
130
,129%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1996
Coil
127%
A '75_June-Dec
1986
F
Standard
100 Vi
18
85
Mar-Sept
1977
series
A
91
—
May-Nov
mtge 3%s
mortgage 23/4s
First mortgage 2Vis
debentures
114'%
87%
Co—
2VaS
First
3Vis
9
94%
94
May-Nov
RR
mortgage
99 Va
104
_
Jan-July
i
—
Fran Term
Southern
5
23
89'%
*100'% 107
94
1973—June-Dec
1981.
San
99
113
115
96
89V4
__
,
Pacific Co—
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
99
Jan-July
15)
4 Vis
Gold
106 V4
95
95
103 Vi
103
.
94
Co—
Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv
bonds
118
89
450
111% 11.5
Jan-July
Edison,
debentures
Southern
Called
96
105 V4
13
111
'-1
April-Oct
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1987
California
convertible
114%
Jnne-Dec
1985
debentures
Southern
111%
20
91%
91
Jan-July
May-Nov
1978
1976
1979
debentures
108'%
93
118
117
118
June-Dec
Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Telephone & Telegraph
Bell
debentures
101%
70
95
101 Va
103%
luJ
103
April
April
First mortgage 3Vis series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR fiVst ref gtd gold 3 Vis 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3V'2s 1974
„May-Noo
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct ;
1st mortgage 3V/2s series C 1979
April-Ocf
5 Vis debentures 1982
Jan-July
105%
104
•
,;
April-Oct
North
Southern
3s
debs
conv
Oil
ref
lien &
Gen
108%
2
110% 111 %
*
_April-Oct
1986
Oil
Smith-Corona
103%
3
104
104
110%
1971
debentures
94
100
1U3
103
1st & ref mtge 3Vis ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Gen mtge 4 Vis 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
92
104% 105
100%
96
101
.
92%
92%
104% 104%
-■
103%
and
89
—.
96 Va
90
May-Nov
1947
4%s
subord
subord
1st mortga'ge &
89
104%
113%
83%
100% 100%
105%
Corp—
debentures
2 Vis
105
92%
101
First
89
2
81
80%
103%
101
*96% 100 Vi
98%
77
.
10
*95
91
*91 Vu
81
90
75%
18
*—
103
85
*92
April-Oct
1982
77%
106% 109 Vi
107%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Won
April-Oct
97V4
•
102! a 104%
*_"'r
May-Nov
1977
1982
Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shamrock
Shell
77%
84 Vi
102% 102%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct %
96
101%
/■/ 97
971a
Jan-July
debs
subord
debentures
5s
Service
93%
4
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
85
*96
•
Feb-Aug
94%
90%
88%
of America—
Gen mtge 4s income
1972
90 Vi
88%
103 V4
85
June-Dec
93 Va
86
91%
April-Oct
1976
1967
ctfs
Corp
conv
June-Dec
1966
1974
debentures
1975
debentures
sinking fund mtge
conv
4Vis
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1977
92 Vi
87 1
90
98%
97
6
98'/a
98%
Jan-July
90
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
0
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
3V83
81
1971
1980—
87 %
Steel Works Corp—
Vanadium
81
] 02
2%s
debentures
Participating
69
59%
^
101%
*93%
Mar-Sept
§A6Vis
79%
56%
65
97%
88%
*
Apr-Ocf
Mar-Sept
tr 4Vis
§ A3 Vis assented series
34
76
64
'/*
99%
99
Jan- July
§AGVis sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1951
June-Dec
91
'
70'%-
*52%
94%
95%
*92%
1978—
Rubber
88
Feb-Aug
1977
S.
30
97
90
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1947
Co—
Sons
&
3%s
§A6Vis debs series A
107%
114
65
*91%
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Won
debentures 1971___
Mar-Sept
RR
E)
,
91
*
gold 4s 1968_June-Dec
April-Oct
cons
series B
(Jos
1966
sinking fund debentures 1973
United
96%
93%
2
106%
112
1989_
3 Vis B
debentures
f
s
Seagram
96'%
96 %
105
Ry—
first
conv
139
5
94Vi
99,
1st mtge & Coll
2%s
112%
2022
May
—Mar-Sept
A Jan
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Seaboard
1st
3s
109 To
lOGVo
New England
&
373
130'/t 139
Mar-Sept
1997
ser
A
ser
Union Depot
V
Bcott
Duluth
&
Bt Paul
3%s
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Won
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St
89%
*101%
gold 5s 1996-Jan-JuZy
April-Oct
certificates
bond
1st
mtge & coll trust
4%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
1980
debs
Louis-Southwestern
2%s
1970
94
Ry Co—
Inc
ser
income
A5s
Bt
1st
mortgage 4s series A
A Second
Corp 2%s
79'%
~
81
115%
106%
56
90
94 Vi
May-Nov
1969
America
of
91
U.
1977
1996—_
6s
134
Mar-Sept
1977
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Second
*89%
April-Oct
1983
General mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
Aircraft 5Vis conv debs 1977
Bt
Co
85 "2
2
90
Corp—
D
Rohr
Royal McBee 6 Vis
subord debs
Biscuit
82 Vi
89%
*89%
87
82
Corp—
1st mtge & coll trust 35/as 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3Vis 1972
—
—
'
—-ii
1976
3%s debentures 1977
185
182
;'v'
*156
Jan-July
debs
subord
conv
Gen
debentures
182
Gas
111
77
June-Dec
2%s debs 1970
2%s
United
Artists
~4
*99..
1st mtge & Coll tr 4Vis
4 Vis series C
1978
Richfield Oil Corp—
Rochester
*156
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
4%s series B 1978
RR
86
76%
72
108'%
85 Vi
June-Dec
May-Nov
1980
95%
United
101 Vi
83
~1
72%
—
90
May-Nov
of California
Pacific
United
II
87%
,99%
„
98%
215
113% 115
115
May-Nov
1971
1968
88
;
...
Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4 Vis s f debs
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*85
90 Vi
7
96
46
•
*85%
.
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-ApnZ-Oct
Union
-
86Vi
84%
June-Dec
1974
2%s debs 1961
Corp
/
*110Vi
1986
177
.
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
*
§ A Consol
3V/2s
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94
.
May-Nov
Co
debentures
6s conv
1952
3%s
Refunding mortgage 2Vis series C 1991
1973
74 Vs
May-Nov
1950
mtge 6s
Oil
Union Oil
98%
'
,
108%
88%
Pacific—
Orleans
New
mtge & coll tr 2%s
1st mtge 3Vis 1982
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ ADirect
of
1st
97%
92
74
Jtr
•
Feb-Aug
143
5
96
First
107
94
♦95
Corp of America 3%s conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/aS series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
§ A Direct
RR
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
99%
97
7
104%
2
97%
72%
>.
Tri-Continental
98 %
90%
95%
\.
90 Vi
96
2000
June-Dec
and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Ja n-July
96%
92
91%
85 Va
.94%
181
84
*85
series B 1970—April-Oct
series C 1990—April-Oct
88
105'%
90Vi
100Vi 101
96%
94 Va
98
90%
81%
16
*84
100 Vi
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
102
96 Vi
100
97
99%
107 Vi 108%
-
,
May-Nov
Tidewater
%
98
103
94%
88%
90 Va
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
95 %
108%
-
J an- July
April-Oct
May-Nov
1983
174
104 %
Radio
Mfg Co 37/sS debs 1975_
—Mar-Sept".
1983
111
100
107%
100%
4
*97Vu
first gold 5s
Pacific-Missouri
Term
1011/2
102
13
St Louis—
170
98 %
——
Mnr-Sept
Quaker Oats 25/8S debentures 1964
95
*'
42
♦
88
*89V4
87
Apr-Oct
;
debs
of
111
1
97
——
1983—April-Oct
1977
23
■
93%
New Orleans RR—
110
136
101
*110
2037—June-Dec
8s
89%
'
*97
May-Wo»
First and refund M 3 Vis
First and refund M 3%s
106%
24
99', a 100%
92
6
96Vi
96%
88
87Vi
-
105
102% 103
■
101%
8
90 Vi- 91
-105
102%
9 61/2
May-Wow
Jan-July
1972—
Texas &
.
88 Va
-
High
113%.
130
Products—
96
88 V*
_Jan-July
and impt M 4s series C 2019
and impt 2%s series D 1985
General
mortgage 3Vis
3 Vis
4%s
'
.J
Jan-July
1973
RR Assn
103
108%
■»
105
-
Mar-Sept
.
6s
Company (The) 3%s debs
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Co—
1963
refunding
''
'
100% 101
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
1__
June-Dec
1st and
"
100%
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First
'
debentures
su'oord
conv
mtge
93%
93%
92
:
108
1st
Texas
..
_'i''
__
1U8
—Mar-Sept
1981—
Gas
4-Vis
Refund
103
92%
;v
2%s
Electric
Terminal
101%
101
92
May-Noc
3%s
Co
Inc
2%s debentures
97
93
98
302%
-■[.V'
——
May-Hoy
Electric
debentures
Co 3s
19M
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conv
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
1986
Potomac Electric Power
3j/4o
1970
Jan-July
1982
1973—
debs
Jan. 1
Low
87%
-
1971
Transit
Refund
*
Feb-Aug
2%s
3%s
1.4
198Vi 113 Vi
91
Range Since
No.
High
87%
Jan-July
1974
Chemical
Sylvania
96%
96%
c
100
Bends
Friday's
Sold
May-Nov
1966
93%
62
16
98 Vi
op
Bid & Asked
1131/4
April-Oct
conv
(Ohio)—
fund debentures
sinking
Swift'&
83Vi
4
96%
98 >'>•
*96
98
Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry—
1962
1982
3Vis
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
12
2:r
Sale Price
debentures 2%s 1971
(Indiana)
(N J)
Oil Co
Stauffer
100
98
;
86
65
1964—_May-ZVoo~
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'/2s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
series B
Exchange
Surface
*99 Vi
Pifctsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis
1st gen 5s
Stock
debentures
Standard
'
Consolidated guaranteed 4'%s ser J 1964_Mag-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct'
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
_April-Ocf
.
112%
106'i
58 L
,
Standard, Oil
Standard Oil
76
*96
York
99%
96
*76
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H I960—_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4ViS ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Pgh
19
97%
Last
Period
Low
New
High
Low
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
High
97
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964.
18
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
BOND RECORD
WEEK ENDED JULY
FOR
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
31
Apr
3% Mar
77 Va
Feb
6% July
•
The Commercial and
32
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday. July 21, 1953
.
(272)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Jto—ri— StMk luiui*
ef Prices
Low
Amer th&riL
Engineering Co—
/m^ghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
^mAr
rets
dep
—
.10*
Alies Sc Fisher
Control
Allied
Industries
1
stock—I
34%
conv
Book
American
Electronics
Co
pfd
—
Natural Gas
American
Petrofina Inc
Photocopy
American
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
Apr
10%
36
1,100
33 % July
Jun
Jan
45
5%
800
5'/s
Apr
6%
Jun
6,500
5%
Jan
9%
Apr
86%
86%
50
84 y*
Jan
90
Feb
Apr
10
May
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
Carnation Co common
70
May
Carolina Power
1% May
200
1
Jan
83%
83% X8554
175
65
Jan
9%
1054
9,200
23
22%
23%
500
34
34
3454
1,100
10%
9% July
Jan
21% Jan
May
32
Jan
27%
35% July
Jan
31j/2
Jan
11 Ye
1054
11%
8,000
10%
Jan
4154
4454
4,400
21
Jan
9%
954
10%
3,350
4 Ye
24%
1,100
12
12%
4%
12%
3%
3%
Jan
A
11%
Apr
Apr
%
A
7,500
1354
1,100
9%
1054
3,200
shares
Oil
pfd—100
—
1
Arkansas
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
Corp.
Armour
8% Feb
&
warrants
Co
Aluminum
Convertible
Aro
May
4% Jun
% Feb
x14'/b
Jun
12% Jan
Assoc
.
Audio
3.50%
93% Jan
103
Jan
4354 July
35% Jun
100
July
Corp
Cinerama
Feb
Jan
17%
Jun
Clark
3%
Apr
454
Jun
.250
9%
9% ;
2
7,500
954"
4,000
4% Apr
1354 Jan
1% Apr
8% Jan
9% July
6^ Feb
611 Jan
3% Jun
154
Jan
Jan
20
1%
1,300
32%
2,500
Jan
Apr
97% Mar
104
9%
6,700
3
2%
3
11,900
554
5%
6
3,600
154
Jan
32 %
lOo
14 v*
13%
15 Ya
12,000
*
2%
254
2%
.600
1
3%
3
500
20%
3%
20'%
—
—
754 Jan
Jan
"
•
2
2%
500
13%
24
17
Jan
1 Ye
o
•9%
Apr
Jan
2%
Jun
754
Jar.
22%
Jar.
66%
100
Uii
7% Mar
Feb
1,100
-
5% July
4% Jan
6%
12,700
11%
5% Mar
454 May
$ % Jan
8,000
\ !
7%
—
84
*
—
17'%
Jar.
75
Jan
89 ;
11%
5%
11% July
25% May
95%
27%
■'
ext
Vtc
4%
Jan
33,200
8%
23
2%
37,800
16%
16%
2,400
14%
3%
*3%
1,900
2%
Jan
1,300
2%
Feb
37
17%
Jan
354
Jan
454
Jan
•
4
9%
9'%
50
y7% Feb
954 Jun
7%
7%
600
4% Jan
7% July
100
2
Jan
•
4%
4%
4%
600
4
Apr
1%
1%
Vl%
12,90U
1% Mar
*
13%
13%
14%
55,200
"8% Jar.
~
2%
2%
—
31%
100
14%
15%
5,600
29%
600
6%
6%
31%
•
2%
:
4%
2
Apr
Feb
July
14% July
2454
Jan
10%
Jar.
36% May
1554 July
26% Mar
% 2954 May
Machinery—
1965
1
—+
*
7%
Diesel
Mining
•
20'%
19%
20%
1
2%
2%
2%
9%
9%
9%
Inc
6
6'%
12%
135 b
6%
Commercial
Industries
Inc
10o
Materials
Corp
10c
Engineering
1
1
Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
100
Aviation
Continental
&
1%
4,100
6%
Continental
Jun
13
6%
r
8
8
3
8,200
5%
i r>
22%
7%
7'%
200
19%
Jan
21
3
July
-
July
13% Feb
8
Jan
Jan
14% May
Jan
7% May
8% May
1% Jan
5% Jan
% Jar.
3,700
lff
Jun
May
5% Jun
Jan
.7
10,300
8
•B
22%
JS
20
1
5%
4,400
1.25
7
Jan
400
6
Jun
B
Lines
7%
Jar.
16%
6,900
10
Air
Jan
Feb
%
2.401
5
4%
5
.
354
2,700
u
& Smelt Ltd
Royalty Oil
1
200
%
ij
20o
10c
Consol Retail Stores Ino
Consolidated
4
1.400
•5'%
5*/4
50c
Petroleum Corp
Electric Corp
Continental
4% Jan
2054
2% July
;% 154 May
3%
29%
Consol Cuban
15% July
Feb
7y8 July
,l26% Jun
V;
Jan
2
2'%
15%
Consolidated
Jan
% Jun
,/.v
,
Jan
3%
3%
9'%
7%
29%
Jun
Consol
16
Ya, Jun
16'%.
27% July
y.
Jan
20
1
Stone
&
Jar.
l.lDO
4.500
—.10
to
Jan
x29
21%
%
6%
10c
Co
Containers Inc..
Jan
3
3oo
i7ff
6%
22%
*
12
Jan
95% July
;
_
5
vtc
2% Jan
^
Jan
6%
—
Co
Compo Shoe
6%
Apr
1% Mar
72
Feb
5% July
1954 Jun
xio',4 July
3,250
Apr
.
.4654 Jan
4% May
1054 Jan
12,800
91%
20
May
43% May
-3,200-
Public Service
Colonial Sand
3%
July
16
250
17%
May
8% Mar
754 Jun
100
27
'
1
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Colon Oil Co Ltd (Can).
Jan
3
x82
-200
5'%
—1
Oils
75
500
—
1
—
Co
Products
150
.
7%
17'%
1
lOo "
Co—
Caribbean
71%
70%
■
Continental
—
%
18,900
24
4
Continental
400
Jan
Jan
8%
83%
lc
Co
Aluminum
454 May
7% Mar
2%
108T4
6%
10%
70%
-
l1
Corporation—:
Coastal
July
2%
July
7%
••
1054
Jun
103 %
,
Jun
Jan
2654 Jan
1
58%
6%
2
Apr
2%
104
10% May
300
11
Jan
2
1
16
1%
2A
1% Feb
31
Jar.
Jan
24
200
4%
16%
16%
10%
800
104
Jar.
754
39%
l>0
5
4%
-
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
3,300
15a
2%
8
Jan
1"% May
100
'
lUri
xlO%
Claussner Hosiery
1%
2%
1%
•
16%
Feb
9% May
30
Jun
25
:
17
110
Clary
1'%
\
Products Ino
Feb
May
200
9%'
56
xl0%
92'%
Jun
Connelly
Inc
1
1 Ye Mar
5
10
i
:
Manufacturing
Community
Non-voting uon-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine—.
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
14
554
1
1
Jun
300
2%
—
500
.100
Feb
2H
3% May
Jar.
,UmI
30
5
,
„
2.50
554
254
1
10%
Jan
Mar
%
8%
1U4
7%
2%
10%
2
10
18'%
254
1«
.10 pesos
2
1%
8%
16%
6%
"
10
Corp
Controller
Club
—
3254
614 July
22% Jun
Ya
5
10
Inc
Clarostat
—
15a
.000
,700
15'%
%
1
100
Ltd
Co
Chromalloy
454
1%
•
15
,600
—.
100
common—
Oil
Charter
13%
1%
•
Feb
>
pfd
Light 4%
&
Cherry-Burrell common..
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc..
Ciiicctgo ravel & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp
%—
7,500
.10s
Jan
Jan
3%
j'o
56
.*
'
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Chamberlin Co of America
2,200
2,300
—
Jun
41X
J58
50,100
2%
%'
%
ldo'%
1
I
preferred
Central Power
5,900
4,100
—
2
2%
9%
1
$1.50 series
preference
854
Jtl
Co..—
3U%
22,800
i,v
—
1
Central Maine Power Co—
4%
254
~2
—
—10
1
Corp.—'
Hadley
Ccuiv
17%
5%
Corp
Devices
Central
7%
17%
Inc..
35% July
^ ur.
20% May
—
Central Illinois Secur Corp
16%
454
"
ord
B
Co—
&
M)
(A
8%
15%
America
of
Line
Automatic Steel
Jan
Tel—
&
Plywood
25
.400
Atlas Consolidated Mining A
Development
Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas
99%
Jan
Jan
5% July
Industries—
Laundries
Coast
99%
4%
Class A participating..
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic
26
17%
Associated Oil £s Gas Co
Tel
33% Feb
30,600
-2.50
American dep rets reg.
Associated Food Stores
Associated
20,500
34 %
4
Oil
Associate
4054 '4254
33%
95%
__2s 6d
1
rets
dep
Corp of America
Instruments Corp___
17 Ye
preferred
Associate Electric
375
99%
754
Jan
4% Jan
34
.
Corp Ltd.
Artists Productions
•
400
100%
Co
Equipment Corp......
Asamera
100
9,700
554;,
41%
.10!
Armstrong Rubber class A
Altex
100 Ye
1
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Arnold
7%
«-'L 5%
&
Catalin
Charis
6%
6%
—
Power Co 4 % ft
Appalachian
Castle
Cenco
Jun
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
6
Hi
30
*
lJ W) Co common
Products common———
Carter
Casco
16
Jan
13%
Angostura-Wupperman
4
6
Jan
4% July
8%
A
10
11%
Jun
24'% July
2%
13%
Jan
13
Jan
1,200
30s
Jun
43
48'/2
Jan
3%
18
2,200
4
—9
—4.71
7% May
300
23
preferred——!
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd.
15%
5
Inc.—— 1
—5.50
Light $5 pfd
-*
Products common—
American
Jun
28
44%
Products
93
28 Ye Mar
common
High
2554
Carreras Ltd-—
Jan
"I % "l %
pfd—31
.
311
°
Petroleums Ltd vtc_1
3 IS
Oil Co Ltd—»——(lie
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——*
-Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c •*■•2^
Canadian
Marconi
-1
2%
Can Nor'west Mines & Oils Ltd
1 - %
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd__10
—
Canadian Williston Minerals
8t "
__
Canal-Randolph Corp
1
8%
854
.1
5%
Jun
500
29
Canadian Atlantic
8%
Co———1
common
2
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Post
7%
52
S
1
Oil Company class A—S
Anchor
1,600
•
class A
Writing Paper
Incorporated
AMI
4%
"I %
Equip
American
Amurex
Apr
'
Low
35%
■
—
Canada Southern
5%
—
1
Co 0ft
American
July
Jan
2%
954
33%
38
15%
30
SB
.
American
3%i Mar
Jan
100
6
Capital City
Inc
Co
Jun
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34%
35%
Cement Co Ltd common.—-*
% ft
preference
--20
5%
*
IS
1
100
Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
Meter
4%
9%
100
American Laundry
American
5%
4
Apr
2% Jan
15,700
35
4%
854
American Beverage common——,
American
Low
Shares
'
26 y2 July
2%
1.800
40,800
2
common——
American Air Filter 5%
Feb
.
cumulative preferred
$3.75
554
3%
20
for toee*
Range
of Prices
Par
•
Corp
Co of America—
Aluminum
5
4%
Paper
Aluminum
300
3%
•
Inc
Co
2454
23%
34
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
■
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
554
—JL
1®
convertible preferred
5 %%
•
common
Pictures Corp
Allied Artists
,»TOCKg
American Slock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
American
All
Shares
Friday
JULY
WEEK ENDED
Canada
V—
Algemene Kunstzljde N
FOR
for Week
Rang*
.
Sale Pries
RANGE
Sales
Week's
22% July
Jan
'
Cooper-Jarrett
Bailey & Selburn Oil <fc Gas—
Class
Baker
A
y
Industries
Baldwin Rubber
Baldwin
Inc
9 Yi
10%
32,400
13%
13%
13%
600
f
common
Securities
10%
1
Corp
is
7% Jan
10%
2%
2%
3
2,600
Apr
11% May
2% Jan
11 Ye
Jun
14 %
July
14'% jun
3
Banco de los AndesAmerican
Banff
oil
shares
60s
Tr
Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Barker Brothers Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
•
4
Incorporated
Bayvlew Oil Corp
8
Inc
Bohack
5% ft
Borne
8
Jan
Apr
8% May
16% July
1% Jun
Jan
10%
Jun
3'/8
Jan
Corp
2%
3Vk
S
5
11 Ye
5
16
11
ll'A
700
10%
43%
500
40% Jan
10%
11,100
9
4%
15%
5%
3,000
16 Y*
400
Co
4% May
13% Apr
~5
"5
100
4
Jan
4%
Jan
5
•
34
35
10
10%
900
7%
8%
500
7%
Jan
Inc—f
5%
600
j"
700
8%
20a
6%
6%
"7%
40,700
Breeze
5%
5%
5%
4,600
•
•
common
Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
43% July
10% July
6"% Jan
16% Jun
8%
Feb
5% May
5%
Apr
26% Jan
Jan
95
Apr
1
Class A
Class B
•
•
&
Corroon
$1
-
Reynolds
preferred class A
Beverage
Corp
-
Apr
6
Apr
5V8 July
Jan
2
Feb
7'/8 May
6% Mar
28% May
•
64%
62%
64%
200
33%
Jan
66
July
44 %
41%
44 7%
6,200
34%
Jan
45%
Jun
Creole
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
3
Cent
Petroleum
Crown Cork
Internat'l
Crown Drug
Co common
Crown
(Md)
"A"
$1.12
Feb
American dep rets ord reg
300
600
Jan
38 Ya
Jan
£1
13%
13%
15
358,900
11% Feb
Brown
Company
common
f
11%
11
11%
14,700
Brown
9% Jan
Forma 11
Distillers
—I
19
19
19%
300
13% Feb
4%
cumulative preferred
10
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Bruck
Mills
B S F
Company
Ltd class
60c
convertible
B
1
(The)
7%
700
5%
Jan
500
6%
Apr
10%
11
3%
~7%
3%
7%
8
600
Cuban Atlantic
5
200
3,800
Jun
19% July
6% Jun
8%
Feb
77
Jun
11%
Jun
ip
1%
2'% Mar
4'% May
5'/2
Jan
8
common
•
11
Jun
Jan
~9'/s
~9%
4,300
7%
2%
1,100
2
May
9% May
2% Jan
1
14%
14%
15
9,td0
11%
Jan
15% Mar
2.60
Company
dep rets ord Bhares
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
10%
10%
10%
2,800
9%
Jan
11%
3s fld
%
"i<r
4,900
2%
2%
400
A
1
i2yao
4
4%
2,000
% Jan
1%
3%
Jun
Jan
Jun
%
Feb
2%
Jun
4%
Apr
Eastern
California
Aviation Inc
cumulative
Davidson Brothers
preferred
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Bread
Co
2%
24
2%
27%
2%
12,500
Ltd
For footnotes
see
34,500
13%
8
Jan
100
5%
Jan
1,300
954
Jan
17%
30%
350
3%
7%
Jun
754 July
Jun
23 Ya
Jar.
31%
Jun
7,500
154
Jan
3%
Jun
:,7%
7'%
1,500
5 Ya
Apr
8 % May
^254
20,500
20
2054
17,200
"
16%
2% July
v
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•
Jan
x4654
Apr
25% Mar
3154
Jan
48%
54
Apr
30
42
Jun
3%
*14% Jan
"
!«
ry
14,500
1%
6% May
"854
8%
7
100
8%
8%
2,500
12%
V854
18'% Feb
28%
.1754 r-.
17'%
17%
-
.»
135%
i
454
;5 -
1,300
-
2
Mines Inc
Dayton
Rubber
class
Co
Gasket
Jun
Manufacturings
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Ltd
Club Inc
(The)
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
.«
dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
Diversified Specialty Stores
Ltd
Dome Petroleum
,
Dominion
&
Co
Dow
Brewery
Draper Corp
Duke
Ltd
Harris
Co—:—
B)
128
Jan
138
Apr
6%
Feb
Jan
2%
Jun
5%
4%
2,700
Wff
1 iff
15.100
1
Jan
Apr
111 May
30%
32%
8,000
*22
Jan
40 % Mar
11%
12%
600
11
|ff
%
400
1054
11%
12,400
4
3% Jan
,
3
12%
—.
11%
3% July
Apr
13
Mar
8
Common
Test
Corp
Jan
11% July
Jan
24%
22% Mar
Jan
Jun
22%
•
22 %
400
18%
Jan
2454
Ya
13%
300
10
Jan
1354 May
9% May
13
7%
10%
10
1154
33'%
33%
34
4%
4%
10
250
33
1.900
8'%
8%
854
5.400
4,700
14%
13%
14%
1
4%
3,500
Jan
July
1354
Jan
Jan
35%
Jun
Jan
47/a Mar
3454 May
1354 Jan
36% May
3%
14%
Feb
Jan
9
Jun
39% Jan
61
July
30%
40% July
6%
'
57
*
4054
39'%
4%
4%
61
500
405a
2,500
454
11,400
.
3
Jan
5% May
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Duro
Feb
1%
13 July
Laboratories—
•
Jun
Feb
45a
2
_*
Co
(Allen
90
1,500
*
10
Co
May
3% May
2854 July
Jan
1,700
1
1
Power
DuMont
•
0
common
Exploration
Drilling &
Driver
23
254
7.50
$2 preferred
35
Jan
5%
.50
32.50
-1
1
*
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Douglas Oil Company
2% May
3% Jan
30
400
28
common—•
Ltd
,
254
Chemical Co Ltd—*
Textile
50
Jan
31%
'
lc
2%
Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
2,400
5%
li70
-■
6s 8d
1
Dominion Bridge
s
Jun
13% July
Apr
5'%
2%
4%
1.
Ltd—
Co
i
134% 135%
1
...25c
American
27%
28
135%
Steel Fdrs Inc—1
Development Corp of America
1
Diners'
o
"Sltf
32
18
Jar.
9% Jan
454
2% Mar
100
&
iu
32
A
debentures
100
13'%
__
4%
10c
35
Dejay Stores common—
50c
Dennison Mfg class A common..—.5
Day
6,800
1%
Jan
Jun
Duval
16%
17
10,200
13%
Jan
17
Apr
59%
100
55%
62
Dynamics Corp of America
Apr
49'%
50
46% Mar
50
55%
54
57
354
500
*
5
200
4 % Mar
16
17
200
26%
3%
255s
26%
3%
3:%
35%
33
35%
500
19%
1754
19%
3,400
15
19%
Jan
5,200
254
Jan
Jan
5% May
20% Mar
Jun
3.100
Jun
454
3'% Mar
5
Jan
54
3%
3%
Jun
49%
2%
15ij Feb
10a
J.
1
*
common
59%
1
60
17
55%
150
Feb
2%
4%
4%
4'%
500
4
Jan
29%
29%
29%
550
25
Jan
30 Yt Mar
1
5%
5%
25,700
4
Feb
6j75 Jun
6
4%
Sulphur
Apr
&
Potash
Co
1
.
2754
Jun
4V4
i-
Jan
E
Jan
1
f
•
page 35.
12%
41%
1
Inc.
50
Power
Campbell Ohibougamau Mines Ltd.
Canada
lOo
2G%
1 % Mar
78% July
~2 Ye
2%
20%
1
2.50
Mills
60
Electric
93.00 preferred
92.50 preferred
6%
•
Jun
Feb
Feb
D
Dairies Inc
Hosiery
Davenport
dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The)
Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
554 May
3V4
%
15
'
*
common—
American
Calif
Jar.
21J May
1,200
X58V4
3%
—
5
Sugar common
Daitch Crystal
July
Jan
2%
1
Jan
4%
18,600
29%
3%
7%
Cuban-Venezuetyn Oil vtc
%o
Curtis Lightiqfr -Inc common
,—2.50
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
4
Dominion Tar
Jan
8%
.9
16%
12,800
11%
15
t
•
25c
•
—2.50
Oil Co
Tobacco
Cuban
Distillers
16% July
13%
~8%
Mines Ltd—
American
Jun
Jun
July
16% Mar
11
1
SOo
common
preferred
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Hill
6%
7
6U
43
•
serial preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
Burma
7%
1
6%
Bunker
6%
2.50
common..
Buckeye (The) Corp.;
Budget Finance Plan
6V2
100
i%.;
14%
partic
preferred
Amer dep rots ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
6%
11% May
19% July
78%
1%
77%.
7%
50e
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cuban American
8ft
42%
14% May
500
3%
11%
Detroit Gray Iron &
i78
Jan
Jan
Apr
9V4 Jan
400
1
5% :
3
1%
77'%
1
1
Crowley Milner & Co
Detroit
6
19%
4%
5
common
British American Tobacco—
41%
11%
19 Ya
19'%
14
11%
—
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
50c
Jun
July
11'% Jun
—•
•
Jun
17
16%
500
13%
Courtaulds Ltd—
11
26%
f1
—£1
18%
May
10%
—
13%
1
•
1.50
common
7% Feb
654 May
200
18
5
Cofo Inc
Cott
7'%
-
36% May
1%
Brazilian Traction Light 60 Pwr ord—•
Bridgeport Gas
5% July
13% Jan
83
10
—%
Inc
British American Oil Co
Jan
Jan
1
common
Works
7%
8y* Mar
»
&
Jan
42%
10
<
12
3%
3
prior cumulative preferred-100
Corp
4%
8
2% May
*
Co common.
Gear
Apr
5,600
7.60
romwinn
Chemical Company
Inc.
Foote
14% May
6
Apr
% Jan
Gorham class A——•
(8)
11% July
800
Bourjois
Brad
1,200
1,500
28,000
common
&
O)
(H
9,300
7%
1%
common
Blumenthal
6%
13
3% May
Apr
16 J
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Blauner's
6%
300
2% May
5% Jun
Jan
1%
,
Black Starr
11%
4%
4
1%
15%
(A S) Shoe Corp
*
Telephone of Canada common—26
Btckford's
12%
24,100
1%
60s
Instrument
4y4
2IS-
15%
convertible class A-
Belock
118
\
Beau-Brummel Ties
Bell
A
4%
—.26s
Bearings Inc
Beck
2
7
Basic
6%
2% Mar
„
Ltd
Barcelona
May
Inc
Distillery Ltd—
voting
:
non-voting.—
Corby (H)
1
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern
States
Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
\
r.25
1
*
30%
Jan
3554 July
|
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i
Feb
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13%
Jan
142%
*
:—•
Jan
155
135
Jan
159
-
Jun
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ftririn
Electric-Bond
&
Electrographic
Snare
7 Tb
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32
14
Communications Inc
1
Corp of America——__—1
_Electronic
Electronics
El-Tronics
Empire District Elective 5'U
Empire Millwork
pfd
Erie Forge
Corp
1st
Ero
Manufacturing Co—
Inc——..
Esquire
Eureka
Corporation
Eureka
Pipe Line
2%
——1
1
10
common
11%
10c
preferred—
"wi
i
(4
Jan
32(4
17,000
14
16%
' 7
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
10 %
Peb
x13Tb
Jun
International
92
Jan
102
20
8(4 Jan
2%
14Tb May
Jan
36%
400
6%
7%
4,000
5%
1,900
9%
Jan
8% %
1\.;
8%
110
-
Public
Iowa
Iron
9Tb
Jun
32
Apr
Tb
8% July
12
Jan
Ironrite lac
FajardO' Eastern
shs
Common
S2-
beneficial
General
Sterling
Fishman
(M
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of
Motor
4.000
23%
5,900
14(8
14
'
14(4
1,300
1
Israel-Mediterranean
Co
1%
Inc—
lYa
6 it
6TB
7
8%
' 9(4
9%
A
non-voting—
7%
" 8(4
B
votings
Jun
6 %
dep rets ord reg
Brewing Co—>
(The)
Company
(Geo A) Co_;
Head
88 %
88%
88 Tb
May
Feb
'
■
preferred
Feb
July
9% July
10Tb May
6(4 Apr
8% July
9 %
400
68
Jan
92
Jun
67
Jan
89
July
5%
5i«
4(4 Feb
5 Tb
1(4
1%
800
1(4
Jan
2
Mar
5%
5%
5%
1,700
5%
Jan
7
Feb
22%
22 Tb
'
t
'
--
5!,(
9,900
23%
2,900
15%
Jan
Jun
24% July
•
--
Builders
Corp—
American
General
General- Indus
General
Transistor
(A C) common—.
Gilchrist. Co__
Globe
Gobel
Gold
(Adolf)
Seal
Inc—*.—
Products
u
.
Goodman
Manufacturing
11% Jan
IS
5,500
% May
19%
20%
5%
5i5o
1
9
%
8
im
•
100
Oil & Chemical Co—
Great Western
Financial
Great'; Western
( '2
Producers
Gulf
Common
15%
3,300
131
8
:
%
.
Jun
9 % July
9 Tb
Apr
Jan
12% Jun
17%
Feb
19%
Jun
Jan
Jan
3% July
6 Tb Mar
%
Jun
16(4 Jan
1,100
Jan
21%
Apr
500
21
Jan
100
6
Jail
25% July
7 Tb Feb
2,700
5
Jail
8% July
2 Tb
398
11,300
17/b Mar
2
% May
241
Jan
398
July
123%
2,125
Jan
133
Feb
11,800
1(4
Jan
40%
41T4
6,800
37%
Jan
44
Feb
2(4
2%
2(4
100
2%
Feb
3
Jan
x30
Jun
6 To
6%
4%
4
.
18
7
10(4
18(4
3Tb
10(4
18%
2%
1Tb
Jan
Jiui
1,700
-4%
.4
6Tb
Jan
8T4
Jan
10,100
3Tb
Jan
5%
Jan
100
.9
Jan
10% July
500
18% Feb
20% May
4% Jun
25,400
2%
Apr
Industries—
I
50c
*
,
Gypsum; Lime & Alabastine—__—
6%
7%
3,000
4%'Mar.
,
8% May
•••
American
B
Machine
2 Va
—2
Harbor
Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp.—
Stores
Hartford
Electric
2
2:,ii
1
u—_
20%
18(4
11%
20 (b
25(4
25%
400
10%
8%
25
Light
62(a
Hastings
8%
Jun
3,400
12%
Jan
25% July
1,300
7
Jdn
300
8:ib
64
62%
Jan
12%
56
Jan
21% July
31% Mar
8% Mar
64
2Tb
2%
2%
1.700
2% Apr
3%
July
Jun
Mfg Co.i—
Hathaway Industries Inc.—
2
3%
3'4
200
2% Mar
3(4
Juiy
1
3%
3%
100
2%
Jan
4%
Apr
Havana-Lithographing Co-—
_10c
Bishop Inc.—
Hazeltine
Heller
(W E)
4%
Hevi-Duty
Higbie
Hoe
Mfg
Co
—
Inc
Herder's
Hardart
Horn
<fc
Hardart
Humble
Hurd
Oil
Lock-
&
&
Hydro-Electric
8(4
8%
2,700
24(4
24%
150
94
8%
94
Kennedy's Inc—
Kidde
(Walter) & Co—
Oil
Kin-Ark
Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
21
30
21%
(b
4(4
4
—1
—1
Hotels
Knox
Corp.—.
——1
class A——
Corp
2%
19(4
19*4
33(be
1
Co.*
Forge
(The)
Krueger Brewing Co.—
1,500
Jan
1<
Jan
La
Ltd
Mines
Shores
Lake
Lamson Corp
Sessions
&
Lamson
La
Lear
University
Extension
Salle
Inc
;
common
Lefcourt Realty Corp common
Class
Refineries
Le
G)
(R
Tourneau
3
1
1
10
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred
Locke
Steel
5
Chain
—1
Co
(The)
Lodge & Shipley
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
(The)
Lunkenheimcr
30c
2.50
Co
Lynch Corp
2%
1,200
Mack
Truck
1
10c
—50c
Sporting Goods—.
Magna Oil Corporation.—:
Mages
1,500
20
8%
200
4
Jun
2
Mar
18%
Apr
6%
Feb
2%
Feb
7% May
Stores
1
common
(The B) Co
Manischewitz
2%
2%
24%
1.200
'A a
—*
5
Rubber Co
Communication^ Co
£1
*
3
Ltd;
Massey-Ferguson Ltd —
Maule Industries Inc—
Jan
5
*
(A G)& Co common
McKee
Mfg
Menasco
1
Co.
Mead Johnson &
Co——
*
^
f
Mesabi Iron Co—
Metal & Thermit Corp.——
6%
Sugar Co common
preferred—.—
-1
Middle States Petroleum
Midland
Oil Corp
Mid-West
—
J-
common—-~i
$T conv
preferred—
Abrasive—
5U£
Piping Co.
Wohl Co common—-
Midwest
Miller
5uc
4 %%
Aluminum
Missouri
Company
Service
Public
10
28
37
Jun
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
Jun
Mountain
1%
Jan
Muntz TV Inc
Feb
39%
Jun
——
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
—
—
500
31%
20%
21,900
14%
Jan
20% May
20%
6,000
14(4
Jan
20% May
Muskogee Co common
27%
28
1,300
28%
Muter
20%
51%
52
25
100
19Tb Mar
Jun
Company
Feb
Jan
56
130
Nachman
Jan
35
Jun
Namm-Loeser's
99%
10
96
Jan
102
May
53%
300
43%
Jan
54% July
63%
66%
19,400
32
33
99%
99%.
Milling
68
July
Jan
7
Jan
12
May
July
12
12
12%
1,700
7('2
Jan
13%
Jun
National
18%
18%
19%
1,200
15%
Feb
19%
Jun
National Electric
National
Bellas
Hess common
National Brewing Co
(Mich)
Casket Company
Weld
Machines
dep rets ord reg
_£i
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
pfd„100
35.
National Research Corp
3%
48%
45%
4
49%
4,200
15,400
3% July
4% May
National
39 (b
Feb
49T» July
National
13
Jan
14% May
6(4 Jun
National
91% May
National
5%
86:
89
100
Feb
84%
Jan
47,800
%
1,700
10%
11(4
9,400
16 %.
16%
100
%•
11%
~2Va
~5
~5Tb
11%
5%
12
2
17%-May
•
5% May
Jan
2
May
3% Jan
Jan
12
8
10%
3,400
Mar
xl8
Jan
3% Jan
400
,2%
'11%* Apr
Feb
12%-Mar
1,500
May
5% July
%'. Jan
Jan
% Jun
■'1 9%
%
2
1% Jan
3
16 Va
2% Jan
Jun
5%
*5
4% Jan
100
5%» Jun
15% July
5%
17% Mar
"5%
4,900
5y8
300
15%
15%
400
4% Apr
13Tb' Jan
23%-
23%
100
14%
15%
3 Tb" Jan
5%
5
14'/4
100
5% May
15% Jtin
7(4
Jan
27
19% May
x9% Feb
9
Jan
14% July
10
Jan
Apr
6%
6(4
6%
9,600
4% Jan
2%
2
2%
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2% Jan
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45(4 May
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14%
14%
14%
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40
40
42%
140
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100
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16%
550
13%
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1%
700
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13%
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16%. Jun
53
51%
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20% May
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12%
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11%
11%
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23%
24%.
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5%
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common
Apr
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12
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Jan
32
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100% Jan
22
22Tb
300
17% Jan
22%
16
16
16%
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1
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1% Feb
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22
Jan
12 Jan
Apr
Jun
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27%
32,400
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159
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93
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Jan
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94% Feb
157
37%
2
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Apr
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300
100
89% Feb
.
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18
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200
5% Jan
18%
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18%
300
13%
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19
2%
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2(4
Apr
5% July
10
5%
4,300
6%
5%
6%
700
3%
3%
3%
5
Apr
4,400
3
Jan
3,350
17
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Jan
Jun
7(4 July
31
1,400
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31
5%
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1
9
10
5%
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l-(4 Jan
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15
12,000
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National Telefilm Associates
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xl5 %
900
10
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*30% May
8%
9 Tb'
6(4 May
10'
24% Jan
4,100-
3%
2%
2
1
Jan
56% July
11 Jan
5,200-
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.
Jan
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Jun
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Jan
4%
4,800-
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14% Apr
Mar
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5
1
1
25c
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100-
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26
1
22%
33
1,360"
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5%
9% July
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13% Mar
56%
39'
56%
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Jan
1,900
9
126
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1,200
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.
3
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8%
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5
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Jan
2%
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126%
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Apr
27
33
230
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17
50%
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13
2
2.50
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19 %
36
13
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11
2,400
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-
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100
2%
4.80%
26%
Jan
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1
—
Monongahela Power Co—
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Jan
2
100
8%
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May
25% Jan
July
2%
50
1
1
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America.:
20%
20
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page
1
1
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500
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2%
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1
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Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Merchants
preferred series B—100
100
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——Moody Investors participation pfd—
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6% cumulative preferred
——---4
25
9
1
Mays (J W) Inc common*.
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Tb Mar
11.300
-
20
5
Apr
5%
20% May
Jun
May
24%
Marconi International Marine
3%
900
23 TB
24%
38
2.50
22%
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2%
7
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.
18 Va
2%
11%
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Inc
Molybdenite Corp
16% Jan
-
400
100
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Mar
5%
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Jan
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—
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3,300
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5
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1
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98
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12
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10%
1
75 pesos
1
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Jan
2%
5
common
42
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L
Apparel Inc
L'Aiglon
Feb
6% Jan
6,500
8%
5
&
15,600
4%
9
—7.50
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86
7%
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9%
95
5
5
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850
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(I B) Rubber Co
Klein
67%
-
2%
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Hygrade Food Products
Indiananolis
2& Mar
7,600
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Chemical
4
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9%
30%
7%
100
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Apr
113
23%
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15
common
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200
210
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23
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May
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1
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5%
5
5
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Hormel
15(4 Mar
25,800
24%
4% May
-1
—
&
2% July
80% May
-
Apr
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4% Jan
11% Jun
%
23%
-1
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25c
;
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V
pfd—100
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2.50
-
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:
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Holophane Co common
;
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9Tb
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1
common
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4
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500
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.
.
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2
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Hecl'a/ Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein
10%
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8
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&
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'
1
;
2%
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14,100
25%
1
__
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Hazel
11%
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Jan
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8
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107
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-
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131
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1% Apr
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3,800
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373
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7%
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3
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6,100
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18%
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100
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16%
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300
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700
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400
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7
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64
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May
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1,000
,
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31
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2%
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100
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400
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common—
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: 6
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Jan
2
1
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28
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1,000
105
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1
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34%
100
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Feb
109% Jun
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General Alloys
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General
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32
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55
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28
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14
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3
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5
1
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3,400
■,
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1%
1%
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Machinery
Cigar
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2%
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International
International
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14%
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Insurance Co of North America
Jan
36Tb
10
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7Tb
9,300
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10.800
12%
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6.400
8%
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17% Jun
Low
14(4
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of Prices
Sale Price
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Week's
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14
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200
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14
6%
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class A
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3%
7%
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Feb
Jan
Jun
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2
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23%
23
24%
15%
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16
500
11% Jan
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11%
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100
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11% May
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9%
9%
200
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17%
17%
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1,000
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31
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1,400
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21%
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Friday
stocks
Last
-
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
Electric
Union
Corp
5
Nep aune Meter common-—-——.—
Nestie-Le Mur Co common
-50c
137%
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New England
25 %
26 (t
2,906
11%
Zinc——
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
600
New
Park
Coal
Pacific
New
New
Auction
New
York
Inc
Cement
North
B——
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1 ill
in
lft May
Apr
99% July
2
2
2
1%
Jan
Jan
17%
Apr
Jan
51% May
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2,100
4.800
6%
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5
5%
22,500
4%
3
3%
6 %
6%
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28 %
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6%
2
5%
26
Oil
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Seaporcel
Metals
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Bros
7% Jun
Seton
100
4%
Apr
5%
3%
8,600
2%
Jan
4% May
Sherman
5%
4,400
6%
4%
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Co
——
Jan
89% Jan
96
Apr
90%
170
3ft
18,800
2%
2%
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15,000
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1%
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2ft
3ft
Jan
4% Apr
65
May
80%
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1
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
7
Jan
9%
Feb
300
4%
Jun
4%
Jun
6 *
Apr
7% Apr
2%
58,200
Ltd
Co
4 Vo
ljft Apr
1% July
1% July
Sicks
Corp
Oil
Ogden
Corp
Ohio
common
Brass
Ohio
1—1
Company
Power
class
Co
4 %%
10 Tb
63%
63%.
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preferred
Okonitc
Company
70 %
95%
66% May
60% Jan
220
Jan
102
Jan
lft
Feb
lft
2,300
lft July
72%
2%
6,150
50% May
700
1% P'eb
2% Mar
41 it
100
3% Jan
4%
1%
25
common
Apr
225
99% 100%
100
90c
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8%
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11 % July
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2
6,500
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3
50c
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10
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50
36
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24%
200
23%
Jan
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230
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99
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1,670
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99
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70
90
93
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3,000
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20%
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150
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91% Jan
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of
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Standard
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Jan
56%
Apr
19
15
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500
11
10
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Jan
9
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Jan
Apr
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1,200
11,000
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1,550
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30 %
100
5% Jan
18% Jan
36
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2
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1
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2%
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20% Jan
26 %
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29
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67%
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50
55% Jan
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650
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6%
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1
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2,400
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100
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9,300
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1
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63
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8%
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31% May
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16
July
9% May
July
Jan-
10
May
95
16%
16%
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1,900
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32%
31%
33%
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B
16
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1
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10
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9
6
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1%
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1% July
2%
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900
1%
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3
9
9
300
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40
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27,200
1%
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5%
5%
5%
200
6
6
6%
13,800
10
10%
12% May
10%
2
1%
2
1,700
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3%
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Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
45
4%
3%
•
common
Jan
84%
£1
1.50
Royal American Corp
Russeks Fifth Ave.
Oil
3%
2%
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4%
Jan
10
1%
Jan
Jun
10% May
2V4 Jan
2%
-
2,700
2%
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1,600
22%
Jan
4%
4%
3%
4%
30%
30
May
36% May
50
Jan
25
Mar
27
July
24% July
100
3,200
26
May
56%
Apr
45% Jan
52%
Jan
48%
24%
Apr
21% Mar
21% Mar
23%
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21% Mar
23% May
4
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14% July
47%
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400
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77
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May
Apr
Jan
8% Mar
Feb
81
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2%
2%
2%
1,500
1% Jan
2%
8
7%
8
6,100
4%
8% July
5%
6
37,300
Jan
4% Mar
6
2% Feb
10%
12%
25%
11%
26
Feb
Jun
3%
Jan
13
Apr
July
22% Mar
17,200
27
July
Apr
7
200
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17
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12%
19
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4,900
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19% July
19
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Jun
1,200
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3%
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2.000
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2%
2%
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1%
2
7%
7%
100
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200
15%
15
15%
5,000
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64
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2
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16
35
13%
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Apr
16% July
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18
37
Jan
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2,509
8%
4,800
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2
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500
11
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16
17
700
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6%
3% Jan
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19,700
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4%
3
5%
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4
5%
34
15
500
2%
4
18 % May
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13
16%
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33%
14%
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6% July
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Jan
10% Mar
3% May
86 %
3
2,100
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Trans
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1,600
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23%
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10
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Jun
2-a
32
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129
10%
1
&
7% May
2%
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16
25c
•
1
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class
Co
Trua Temper Corp
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Apr
Apr
Industries
Tri-Continental
Jan
5%
16%
1
—
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14%
3% Jan
"2%
25o
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Incl
Trans Lux Corp
Trunz
3% Apr
31 % Jun
Jan
6%
5%
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Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
New capital stock w i
20
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A__
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A,—10c
Trans
Mar
13%
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Jun
2
:
Inc
Roofing
Feb
13% May
6 % May
Corp
Markets
Thriftimart
1,000
5
Co
& Light $4.56 pfd
Chemical
Thorofare
Tilo
38%
40
2%
1
16
7
1
Corporation
Texas
15%
15%
1
Calgary
Rights
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Inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royalite Oil Co
3%
34
2 Tb
100
20%
25%
20c
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Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
1
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Jan
6%
7
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Industries
Feb
19% May
17% Jan
1
1
26%
24%
10
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
9%
Jan
Remington Arms Co Inc
Ltd
4% May
12% Jan
31
110
2 6-TH
5
Thew Shovel Co common
3,800
20,700
1,100
55%
51
55%
24%
B
common
Thiokol
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Petroleums
A
common
Feb
Jun
41%
8%
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class
4% cumulative preferred
Jun
9%
43%
800
2,300
Jan
Jun
2%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
19%
8
41%
'
1,700
17%
36
1
Superior, Tool & Die Co
57%
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--
16%
35
8%
2%
1
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n
17
35
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100
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10
Co
11
15,700
50o
6%
5%
6%
7,600
8
Jan
3%
5%
of Canada ordinary
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16% May
45% Jan
6V0 Mar
17
l
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17%
52%
10
7%
6
34% July
6%
•
5
Stein
(A) & Co common
•
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetson (J B) common
•
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
5
Stone Container Corp
1
Stop & Shop Inc—
1
Stroock (S)
& Co common
•
Stylon Corporation
1
Sun Ray Drug common
25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
1
Sunset International Petrol Corp——1
Co
Stoel
Texas
preferred
convertible
Inc
Enterprises
Statham Instruments Inc
Texam
R
10
~7%
vl'. 3% Apr
2%
1
50c
25c
(The) Corp
convertible preferred
50c
Television
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Jun
•132% July
40% Apr
Jan
—1
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Starrett
Statecourt
Technicolor
4ft..
Mar
—1
—1
Corp
Tampa Electric Co common-
•
Feb
16% July
T
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3
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Reading Tube
common
Standard Tube class B
64%
7%
6% Mar
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1%
1%
20c
—*
-1
—20
—1
1
Co
Jun
65 %
59%
95
33
25
5%
1
10
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Feb
16
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50
3% Jan
1
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preferred
6% May
1%
2.50 ft
com
convertible
$1.60
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47
9%
1
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Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
Standard
6% Jun
Colorado—
Shoe
Spencer
7 % July
16%
14
—1
5
1
—1
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Royalty Co—
Pipe
Jan
800
25o
4%% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Southern
Forgings
2%
_
cumulative
Financial Corp.
5% Jan
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company—
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cumulative
Standard
1%
Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
original
Standard
300
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5%
4.88%
4.78%
6% July
200
13%
12,50
common
10% July
500
;
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Feb
2,500
14
1
common
Corp common
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July
4%
300
•
Manufacturing common
10
1%
30%
Pyle-National
Apr
7%
18%
10
Service
100
Jan
55%
Pneumatic Scale common
Polaris Mining Co
i
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16%
15% May
Jan
5%
li1,.
7%
Prentice-Hall Inc
Mar
0%
Power Corp of Canada common
Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Boss
5
7%
Prairie
Jan
Corp
Jan
2%
common
5%
Paper Mills
(Howard)
Sonotone
Jun
18%
•
Alexander
Feb
2%
55%
50 '
&
27%
Jan
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Poloron Products class A
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Feb
5
•
1
1
1
Spear & Company
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7%
-
1%
Southland
1%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
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6
10
1
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2,400
Jun
lOo
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
2%
Jan
10 pesos
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2 (a
%
18 %
5
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2%
.
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Airways
8%
4% Jan
1
Inc
Jun
14
800
2.50
Pep Boys
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1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian Oils
Feb
6
1
Co
100
6
5%
2
Products—.
Jan
30% July
14% Feb
2
Ltd
Metal
21
103
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4%
__
3% July
28% May
4% Feb
100
Jun
97
Jan
1% Mar
4%
A
Jun
121% 125%
4%
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3%
preferred
2j
preferred
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pfd-.
———25
4.56% convertible preference
25
4.48% convertible preference—
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
700
22%
1%
class
3,100
130
32%
Southern California Edison—
24%
10,400
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4%
32%
CI
26% Jan
23%
2%
.
4%
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2'/«
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32%
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Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Companyl
Parker
4,400
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Parkersburg-Aetna
40%
Jan
•
(C A)
150
39%
Jan
95
100
vtc
132%
40%
27%
7%
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24%
—1
20
27
lc
Israel
Jan
16% Mur
25% July
24% Feb
vtc__2 Bol
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11%
1,700
25% Mar
22%
1"
5%
common
4.400
800
95
1
Pacific Power & Light
Jun
16%
24%
2,400
122
A
'
30%
15%
24%
Manufacturing
Jun
12% July
.
32%
Simpson's Ltd common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
Apr
4%
Jan
15%
27
Feb
7/a
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—-1
*
common
Jan
% July
Jan
% Jan
3% Jan
4.800
4%
10%
4%
——5,000 Ir
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Pattern
26%
23%
•
Airlines
26
Apr
Jan
%
47%
$3 convertible preferred—
Simplicity
26%
•
Northern
Pacific
100
30% Apr
29% Jun
'
1
%
1
Simca,-American Shares
Smith
Jun
44%
Ltd
Siminons-Boardmari
25%
*
dividend preferred
33%
28% Mar
21
2
—
Corp—
Silvray Lighting Inc-
Amer
Feb
37%. May
%
,
Precision
Silver-Miller
Singer
Singer
Feb
.'100
2
27
*
conv
31% Mar
500
3%
166% July
34 % May
Jfm
17
600
•
common
25%
•
$4.75
2,200
28Tu
27% July
1
Jan
20
Jun
May
7% July
47%
Ltd
B
25%
25
25
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred$4.40 dividend cum preferred—
$4.75 dividend preferred-
32 T11
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33
Apr
130
ft-
Jun
Jail
1,600
•
10c
Breweries
26
25
25
A—25
4.80%
32%
28%
32%
25
6%
Jan
2%
500
2%
166
96
100
24
300
27%
2%
164
166
4%
Jan
11% Feb
26% Jan
*
Inc
of America
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Jun
6
Slick
2%
1
common
40c cumulative preferred
Omar
Inc
:
8
5%
1
Jan
Jan
•
19% July
% Apr
7,600
Jan
1%
6
Jan
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Old
2%
8%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Silver
%
9% Jan
Apr
5%
3
Silex Co
%
Jr
l7/a
._1
common
Class
O
;
*
7,100
3,80(1
•
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
ft
Oceanic
2 ft Mar
Jan
7%
2%
20c
of
1%
'"5% Mar
6%
2
1
.
preferred
Shoe
2
2%
7%
2(8
;
common
Sherwin-Williams
4U Feb
3ft Feb
Apr
7%
7%
10c
1
—1
—
;
Products
%
50c
Airlines
Sherwin-Williams
4%
Feb
100
5
Sbawinigan Water & Power—-——.—*
3 %
23% July
l(a July
1,800
Inc
5%
Jan
4%
common
3'/a
Feb
%
1
7%
Shattuck Denn Mining
5%
1
21%
22%
4%
Inc
1
19%
700
31,700
22%
6%
Inc
—25
—
Jan
18% Jan
6%
Corp
Leather
Jan
18 %
4%
Servomechanisms
Apr
32% Mar
30% Mar
Jan
20%
100
1
7%
Apr
Jun
100
200
19
_25c
25c
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B_.
Servo Corp of America
5%
20%
20%
19
22%
Securities Corp General
(The)
22% May
20% July
i
,
,
6% May
Apr
Jan
2 6
Scurry-Rainbow
7%. Apr
1
&
Seaboard
Jan
Feb
Ltd
Inc (Deli
Paper Corp
Fisher Co__
Saxon
Jan
18
Apr
7
20(2
20%
Savoy Oil
Sayre
14%
.
13
1,900
20%
series_20
series_20
20
Petroleums
Seeburg
Jun
4%%
preferred
2%
2% Apr
25,100
1,500
5.60%
Sapphire
lft Jan
4% Jan
6 tii
Mar
25
% May
1% Jan
3%
A_. —10
class
1% May
39%
17.400
%
—10
Warrants
Jan
Jan
94
1,100
760
Jun
MS
ft
4,900
50'1
Jun
14%
13% Feb
Northern Ind
Nuclear Corp
12,800
1
5
Royalties Inc
RR
1 lii
25
Jan
11 %
«
Airlines—.—
Penn
18% Jan
3,100
25
1
1
.
American
7,700
_10c
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast
preferred 4.40%
_50c
—.
American
Cumulative
%
49
1
Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
Class
preferred
Feb
7%
15
12% Apr
2,000
.
1
series —20
Cumulative
1%
lft
12
Cumulative preferred 5%
ft Jan
x99% x99%
1
Mines——
Feb
13%
14%
•
2,50
Range Shice Jan. 1
High
Low
High
13%
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
16,700
%
Low
13%
Shares
of Prices
Milling Co Ltd
Feb
10
.
1%
148% Jun
Jan
Curios
12%
%
III1
Ltd
Mines
San
24%
.
12
IIlO
Norbute
North
22%
11% May
Jan
Range
Par
s
Lawrence Corp Ltd common.;
Salem-Brosius Inc
lft Jan
125
Last
Sale Price
St
Sales
for Week
Week'i
Friday
3%
common—
Rosario
Merchandise
Lites
Noma
24%
1%
18
American Stock Exchange
Apr
•
Co
York & Honduras
Nipissing
12
*
New
Nickel Rim
%
common
Oils——
Superior
York
ft
5%
200
1
Mining Co—:
New Process Co
New
4,440
1%
1%
JULY
1Tb July
26% July
Jan
19% Jan
3,200
1%
_20c
Oils Ltd
&
1%
137% 139%
1
& Arizona Land
1
COO
1%
ENDED
High
Low
1%
"lft
_100
Tel & Tel—
—
1
New Havexi Clock & Watch Co_—
_50c
New Idriu Min & Cheni Co
Chamberlain
New
WEEK
STOCKS
High
10%
%
26
I
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1%
,_30c
RANGE
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
National
*
'"ft
8ale»
Week'a
7%
7%
8%
16,100
May
30%
Jan
8%
Jun
10%
Jun
86%
6(4 May
Jun
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union
Co
New
Gas
of
4%
Stock
Yards
i
w
GO—
of
•
l
Omaha
4
20
-"9
-
"9-
100
Jan
68%
•
-
capital stock
Union' Investment
rrnion
Corp
Canada
■
Monday, July 21, 1958
.
.
Jan
17% July
7% Jan
19%
Jan
* '17% July
-
■
-
-
9%
Apr
22 % July
Number 5761
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(275)
35
>-.'V
iv.v
■
VI
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
"\
V
'
Week'a
'''/'Last
Sale Price
Par
Aircraft
United
Products
United' Asbestos
United
Oil &
Canso
1
(j
1
2
ft
vtc
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
Elastic
United
Milk
United
Molasses
Amer
United
Profit
United
10%
S
U
States
Vitamin
Products
■
/
■
Jan
7%
ouerraaa
2ft
8.000
%
Apr
Jan
7a
400
29
;
2% July
1% Jan
35 % July
2ft July
900
»
Jun
4%
177
-Yv50
7s
300
9
26%
Apr
700
2% Apr
3%
Apr
77" 300
7
Jun
8%
Apr
39,500
20
Jan
30 V.
Jun
2%
29%
274
400
2%
Jan
40%
274
427a
5.600
274
300
1V*
17a
2,100
•'
1
Apr
77a
297 a
.27 s
,
7%
—
3
42
''"'Y'.'W-.'
Y
V-
'
25o
■v--
Feb.
1%
:
Apr
31
Jun
1%
Co
40
42%
1,100
39% Feb
44
Rio
48%
1,350
24
Jan
48
14%
14%
20.000
2
33%
33%
35
5
57a
5%
f
Va July
14%
—10
common
Sugar
—
8,400
5%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Did & Asked
No.
22% Jan
6,600
4% Jan
(70'fo
Feb-Aug
1947
Janeiro
6% Mar
stinpd
Ex-liquidating
(not
Included
Feb-Aug
(Plan
A Bonds
A)
Deferred
a
distribution,
in
year's
being
High
16%
20
194
161%
—
210
182
y
traded
$26
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
*168
*74
May-Woo
June-Deo
Transaction
*100% 101%
for
99%
$53
101
53
T46%1
47%
43%
50%
/l
40 %
40%
58
11
!
37 %
40%
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
li Ex-principal,
n Under-tlie-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
Ex-liquidating dividend.
z
61%
„
$72
April-Oci
Jan-July
2s 2012__Jan-July
r
61
__
*72
Mar-Sept
Ex-rights,
—
*57
■
Afap-Nov
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
dividend,
range),
Ex-dividend,
x
*210%
*182%
Jan. I
Low
—
Germany—
redeemed)
value,
par
$15%
June-Dec
7s
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan-July
1952
1947
6s
(City of)
tribution
15% May
35% Jun
13% Jan
de
•No
Jan
267a
.—14
secured
1939
Feb
.—15 V". : 41
Munic
6%s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2Vas 2008
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
44% July
4V8 Jan
Jan
2
1% Jan
Cons
Waterways
(Prov) 6%s 1949
A Lima
City (Peru) 6V2S stamped 19^8
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2y8s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(Issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
1947
Jan
3%
23
21%
;
2%
—
Va
189
Jan
168
f
&
AHanover
Apr
Apr
4,300
177
,•
AS
Port
AHanover
Feb
311
3% May
27%
23
50o
Corp
Corp common
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
5 ft
v'
1
Universal Marion Corp
Universal
14.100
2
1
B__
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal
•:
1
Reclaiming Co
United 8tores
67'o
1% 7 2
•
_50c
Tile Co
class
U S Rubber
United
_
Conditioning Corp
S 'Foil
ADanzig
3% Jan
-100
common— —25
10
Sharing
S Ceramic
U
Canal—
preferred-
Air
U
9% May
-10s
registered
crd
RR &
J
Jan
Ltd—
Co
rets
dep
N
5%
34%
Last
Sale Price
Period
Low
7,600
—
Interest
Exchange
High
Low
High
ft
5
Week's Range
Friday
American Stock
Range Si
8%
ft
*
~
common
38
BONDS
"
Shares
33%
_10c
Corp
Products
JULY
6%
274
ft
Gas Ltd
f.-
,
7%
8
:
r;
for Week
Low
common- _50c
Corp
•
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
„
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
<«
y
RANGE
.
-'
flat.
•
•
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
certificates, of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust ct
certificates;
"wi," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
.
';'uY5Y:Y''V
V.
Valspar Corp
-1
common
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Industries
Norman
Van
VIctoreen
(The)
Vogt
Y
39%
•
1
2
2%.
3%
16,200
4%
5%
19,600
27a
;
3
1,200
3%
3.400
9
9%
4C0
OV8
800
56
•
3%
2% May
Jan
Feb
lf>
8
May
2
9
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
4 V.
Jan
2%
Feb
3% July
5V. July
374 Jun
2%
May
39% July
Jan
2
3%
'
3%
_•
Manufacturing
5,600
4%
1
Instrument Co
39%
35
3% 7
warrants..«««.«>''
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
78% Apr
30% Jan
——'
5
Vinco
5
80
4% Mar
5
convertible
$4
Apr
3% Jun
2
Jun
3V« July
Below
listed
Aircraft; Co
Waco
i
•
-
Wagner Baking voting ctfa ext
63 %
63 ta
10
l
preferred.
T',o
27a
2%
"300
Waltt As Bond Inc
$2-cumulatlve preferred
Wallace
Tlernan
&
3
•
100
IT. "Mar
Webb
&
Knapp Inc_
25 V.
150
14 Va
Jan
300
24
Jan
July
11
6,200
May
7 a May
27 %
IV*
1 Va
Jan
1%
20,100
V| Jan
IV.
Jan
Apr
119%
Jan
July
July
July
15
16
series
$6
preference
Webster Investors Inc
Weiinan
&
July
17-
r
114% 116
•
(Del)
Inc
Company
1
5
16 Va
Apr
18% July
2 V.
Apr
2
IV* Jan
Canadian
Western
Oil
Leaseholds
Ltd
-dep
rets
1st pfd
Ry 7%
Western Stockholders
shares
Westmoreland
Coal
^
Stores
Inc
Wichita
River
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Wilson
(R
C)
<fc
Brothers
5%
1
25
1
,—5
:
Industries
10
1
common
Wood
472 % pfd
Industries Ltd
4John)
ft
4%
135
Feb
80.55
167.45
476.89
120.82
80.15
165.63
95.35
88.87
85.19
92.95
90.59
122.58
79.92
166.42
95.30
88.75
85.10
92.86
90.50
481.00
122.96
79.86
166.95
95.20
88.47
84.90
92.80
90.34
485.70
124.93
79.55
168.34
95.10
88.42
84.49
92.67
90.17
—
—
23% Apr
40
37
July
35
50
1
10,100
%
16%
17 Va
34 Va
550
o-r+
a
1%
200
2%
12% -13
10%
11 >4
4,200
10
5%
5%
300
5
81
9%
11.400
Wed.
IV*
9
22
100%
Feb
200
12
Apr
14%
Jun
18%
500
17
Jan
19 Va
Feb
39 Va
Jan
G'/o
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
preference
£1
Petroleum
40c
lft
1%
lVa
14,600
"T%
Jan
"l%
Ltd
10c
11V*
10 Va
11%
6,600
8%
Apr
11% July
Hargreaves
the closing prices of the common
composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
year are as follows (1939=100):
Friday
Stock
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
Steel & Pump 4s Inc debs
Elec
Bethlehem Steel 6s
Boston
Edison
-
or
Friday's
Did & Asked
series
—Jan-July
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware
Lack
&
Western
Lackawanna of N J
May-Nov
1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 19G1
Western
RR
Altalian Power Realization
convertible
subord
Trust
1st
3%s
Safe
&
Electrotype
3'/4S
series
series
2%s
A
B
series
3s
series
F
3s,
Corp
5s
conv
G
4%8
series
H
4% 8 series I
"4%s
series
1965
Stocks
987a
Mar-Sept
No. of
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
1
43
54
38
77
91
1
86
887*
8
80%
90
18
98%
OO
Shares
1982
1982
3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3 V*s 1970
(Calif.)
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wssatcb Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Power 3V2S
Webb
& Knapp Inc 5s
West Penn Traction 5s
1964
1974
debs
99
100
*94%
vM
99
97%
"2
97%
6s
1959
$4,018,000
94 Va
130%
3,094,130
5,686,000
Wed.
July 16
3,243,250
5,236,000
295,000
July 17—
5,369,000
355,000
Fri.
July 18—-
3,192,750
3,345,350
5,770,000
219,000
15,415,140
$26,079,000
-
65
13
96
98%
99%
70
-*••1 50
•'
96%
■
65
100%
85
95%
*86
93
93
89%
95
Stocks—No.
*82
87%
*91
92%
Exchange
98%
U.
B.
89 Va
87%
*95
99
97
102% 104
103
82,000
$840,000
36,271,520
26,808,750
26,079,000
18,405,000
668,053,600
543,632,300
$27,549,000
$19,245,400
$704,424,120
$570,596,050
.
and
Industrial
Total
*
109%
106%
Railroad
95,000
$1,470,000
Bank
—
(Germany)
7s
1951
110%
98%
104
*108
10
98
15
90 Va
1
92
92
2
*61
90 Va
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
09
95
70
9
101
71%
22
99%
94%
101 Va
*102 % 103
Feb-Aup
73
95%
99%
Domestic
(No. of
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
%*
63 Va ; 71%
July 14
—
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Friday's
Did & Asked
Jan-July
Sold
AOs series A 1952
AO* series
B
1951
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
$6,000
$91,000
847,395
July 15
939,220
59,000
1,000
July 16
July 17
July 18
867,970
66,000
5,000
734,150
65,000
766,855
Corporate
Bonds
$4,000
15,000
67,000
102%
Thurs.
100
Fri.
$348,000
4,155,590
Week Ended
1958
Range SInee
Bonds
Tues.
1
Bonds
Government
Wed.
Week's Range
or
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
92 Va
92
100%
'
100
10 Va
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100
91 Va
48
•
Transactions at the American Stock
90
100
89%
*101% 102 %
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
109
97%
90 Va
109
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
98%
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
Jan. 1
Total
Bonds
$101,000
75,000
5,000
76,000
15,000
80,000
67,000
$12,000
July 18
1957
$39,000
Jan. 1 to
1958
$399, OQO
July 18
1957
4,155,590
5,253,G85
100,492,922
125,477,437
Low
High
—
*166
No.
Bondi
$348,000
$244,000
12,000
23,000
$10,108,000
1,085,000
$6,689,000
1,170,000
Foreign government
39,000
17,000
1,015,000
982,000
Foreign corporate
High
*190
$399,000
$284,000
$12,208,000
$8,841,000
Domestic
—
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
s
$73,000
$4,000
105%
104%
'
Government
Foreign
300,359,724
333,381,385
Bondt
101
*85
Low
ABaden
!i
1957
96
Friday
Stock
;|
July 18
1958
11,121,870
15,415,140
Shares
of
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
Jan. 1 to
1957
'
1958
Total.
American
$27,549,000
$1,470,000
Week Ended July 18
International
62
Sales
$4,298,000
6,007,000
5,531,000
5,724,000
5,989,000
321,000
136
78
95
Bond
Bonds
100%
93
96
Total
Government
$280,000
91%
88
United States
Bonds
Bonds
102%
*96
*86
2,539,660
—
101
33
132
94%
June-Aug
1960
Newspaper Union
-
Int'l
T« Ml
Foreign
Bonds
Thurs.
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Southern Counties Gas
Tues.
July 14
July 15—
Mon.
Ffo-Aug
1981
„£?■
261.3
Bank
'
m
.
Railroad
and Miscel.
'
87
—
98%
*130
98%
155.5
J
„
Transaetions at the New York Stock Exchange
100
52
_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1976
Southern California Gas 3748 1970
Western
40
100
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
Washington Water
49%
33%
96
*91% 100
May-Woo
1981—May-Woo
1982
J
42
2
99
*101V*
98%
deb '62—Jan-July
1978
series
6
37%
100% 100%
1998—Jan-July
1979
3%s
46
37
90
3V.8 series D 1976
3%s series E
45
88%
1973
C
867a
86 Va
90
219.7
,
••
1964—June-Dec
Jan-July
6s
173.0
'
1
96
*97 Va
100
332.2
402.2
,
100
Total-
Co
Southern California Edison 3s
3V.8
High.
+0.9
366,7
335
88 %
April-Oct
April-Oct
325.7
77
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
1968
311.5
322.9
92
1976—Jan-July
1967
Power
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
45
37 Va
Jan-July
3 Vis
Gas
&
deb
7s
Water
*New
369,9
458.0
264.5
174.2
3*
325.7
125
84%
1963
Power
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
3s
May
May-Non
1970
Harbor
—
373.3
50
41
947a
30
43
1971
3s
Water
Public Service Electric
Rapid
to
mortgage
1st mortgage
Pennylvania
High
+0.1
+1.1
+0.7
+0.1
—0.9
4
84
6%%
debentures
extended
1953
Power
Low
457.4
38
43
England Power 3Vis 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
•6%s due
and Service
Mining
Finance
^o'o
419.9
261.5
86 %
Jan-July
1970—
4s
New
Ohio
Trade,
Jan. 1
Low
332°
.
458.0*
_•
86%
100
Midland Valley RR 4Vo 1963
National Research Corp—
5s
99%
*125
130
92%
93
867a
Range Sine*
Sold
50
98%
97
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
&
Goods
+0.5
(-0.5
264.5*
174.2*
311.7*
369.9*
Goods
Non-Durable
Bonds
No.
1958
High
Change
335.4
418.0
337.0*
419.9*
.
Division—
mortgage 4s series B
Guantanamo
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable
July 3,'58
July 11,'58
RR—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
A. 1st
98%
—June-Dec
1970
A
June-Dec
High
*45
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1998
Aug 1
2%s
1994
1970
3Vis
Power
.
Percent
*
Utility
Week's Range
Low
A Amer
Feb
current
Transportation
Interest
BONDS
Appalachian
Jinn
Corp
Wright
Zapata
American
5 ft
Jan
5
200
5ft
5ft
5a
24
stock for the week ended July 11, 1958, for
56% Jun
Amer
71.50 Dec
-
The SEC index of stock prices based on
groups
13'a
(P W)
Low
18
SEC Index of Stock Prices
July
18
Woolworth
84.75
July
2
1957
95.07 July\ 26
High
Fri.
Va July
Jan
13 V*
2,600
Range for
84.09
Jan
3% Jan
1
57
72.75 Jan
Apr
2
54
83.91
—
Thurs July 17—
13% Jan
16% Feb
93% Jan
56 Va
July 16
84.75 July 18
Low
Jun
2%
Apr
May
15
High
83.93
Jun
36
"
100
21%
21
18%
Jan
1958
Range for
July 14
July 15
84.34
Tues.
Jan
•
8
Averages
\
Closing
Mon.
Jan
lVa
11% Jan
1,100
12%
11
8Va
40
Apr
% Apr
9V4 Jan
19l/a Jan
3,900
33
16'/.
90.54
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Il»te—
Jun
31
600
Woodall
Woodley Petroleum common
*
93.17
84.98
88.85
95.17
(35 Stocks)
Jun
32
100
Inc
122.34
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
ft Jan
V. Jan
x257/a Mar
37
Bonds
482.85
Apr
Wood Newspaper Machine
Industries
lties
Jan
11,500
38V.
38
25
& Lt
Pwr
;
Total
-i
Util-
Rails
7
478.82
Jan
freb
26 y» May
1
Co——
preferred
Wisconsin
V. :
10c
Co
Corp
Corp^
Wllliams-McWilliams
Williams
Oil
preferred
Rails
;—
Jan
93%
120
1
common-
convertible
%
Feb
4%
10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internat
trials"*
Stocks
2ft Mar
V. Feb
-
•
91
20
—
ities
roads
v
100
Westmoreland Inc—
6%%
6,900
la
common.*
10
Grade
Grade
1
14
Ltd—-
Invest
erd
Western Tablet & Stationery
White
6,000
Ifl
—•
-
Second
First
10
Indus¬
>
Jun
3
1% Apr
112
UtlirUes lL4o"/"pfd——Zi6o
Western Maryland
Amer
.1%
Ltd
& Gas
1%
ft
West
West Texas
65
3% July
600
3 V.
2%
.-1.25
.
700
900
18
17 %
18
1
Wentworth Manufacturing
107
230
Apr
Util¬
Rail¬
trials
Dale
19%
IV.
Total
15
20
"
25 "4
IV.
loo
Indus¬
19
1
1
Instrument Co
.
Apr
21%
-
Waltham Precision
——
30
3%
'
on
Mar
,'69
Jan
.
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondn
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
■Y
-^—-Stocks
Bonds
;Yv:-ft:'-><<[••• ' "
y'
yy'1"
10
10
•. Y.., t
'
'Z;
25
.—30
Inc
V
the
are
*136
113
136
Total
36
(276)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
Monday, July.21,1058
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK ENDED JULY
J8
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Motors Corp
5
American
Sugar
Tel &
Tel
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
12 ft
12 ft
12 ft
178%
' 178 ft
U
179 ft
85
—,—100
Anaconda Co
8ft Mar
Boston
&
Albany
RR
100
25
——
II
Feb
30%
179%
111
54 ft
20
55 ft
Jun
Feb
108
140
7%
"47ft
47ft
Apr
23%
20 ft May
*39 ft Jan
*
100
U
Jan
60
Jan
15
Carbide
u-
S
Rubber.——
4—^—.4.—
U 8 Bteel—
Westinghouse
July
12
Mar
Calumet & Hecla lac
5
Co—
Copper Range Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assdc
4ft% cum preferred
Feb
16%
Jan
25
21 Ye
10
com
cum
"■
5>"t'c
cum
preferred adj—
50
Jan
58
July
49ft May
6ft Mar
55
First
Nat'l
Motor
Stores
Inc
'
1
■
Island
Creek
Kennecott
Feb
Jan
69 ft July
42% July
Alien
57
Apr
64ft
Jan
Loew's
Coal
Co
common—
30
Jan
38%
Jun
7534
Jan
93 ft
Jun
Boston
8%
Feb
11
Jan
Narragansett
25
England
New
99
90
45
System
20
ft Mar
103
Jan
5c
17 ft
17 ft
18
397
'
■
<•
Mathieson
'
Jan
13%
Stone &
Webster
Jun
8c
Apr
18% July
14ft:Jan
Consumers Power
43%
Feb
Detroit
Apr
13% Jan
Detroit
19
Eaton
50
13
13 ft
13 ft
58
18 ft
ft
18 ft
100
11%
17
2.50
147% May
May
Jan
Jan
•
—•
United Shoe Mach Corp common
U S Smelt Ref & Min Co.—
25
26
July
Fruehauf
Apr
July
General
25%
25%
454
22%
Jan
46 ft
18ft
Jan
37
25
24%
25%
990
22%
Jan
25%
Jun
48 ft
47ft
48ft
80
34% Jan
49 ft
July
40ft
40ft
05
31%
45ft
Jun
38
40 ft
50
Vermont & Mass RR Co
26%
100
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—.—12.50
Jan
Jan
71
57
57
57%
Last
.
:
July
65 ft
Wood
Gar
1
SaljB Price
Par
American
Laundry
Baldwin Piano
———8
—
Carey
Champion
10
„
Paper
Gas & Electric com.
Cincinnati Milling
Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
—
8.50
10
Drug
Eagle
Procter & Gamble.
Randall class B
U
U
8
S
common
Printing
*
;
preferred!
41
Jun
Sheller
Jan
34%
Jun
273/b
391
5ft
100
80
Jan
Jan
76
.Jan'.
4% Jan
10
80
Jan
78ft
475
65%
523
52%
50
29 ft
61ft Jan
53ft
54%
Jan
23ft
Jun
27
10%. Jan
18
—
*
Am. iicaii
... ...
1
10
American Radiator &
SS
Anaconda
100
10
Armour
(111)
...5
Ashland
Oil
...1
40
Mar
46
52
Jan
Jan
15
Gas
167%
Jan
25
75%
Feb
89
39%
Feb
54 ft
51
54
512
163/4
16%
47% July
54 ft July
18%
17 ft
7
ft
39%
Feb
167/
15
13ft
Jan
18
18%
543
15%
Feb
17%
7
100
433/4
46
56%
58%
113
1
&
Light
7
—
43 ft
General
Dynamics
General
Electric
General
Motors
46% Mar
58% July
16
Jan
20
160
34 %
Jan
27
44 ft
27%
July
July
60
22% Apr
27%
Jan
50
—
...I.
58%
1863/4
—■
j-1
ft
85
160
„
.1
j
i
112
Jun
Jan
Jan
113% July
July
65ft
Jan
Apr
64%
Jan
506
33%
Feb
20
14%
Jan
39
41% July
16% Apr
28%
16%
16%
70
38 ft
9
31%
183
643/4
66ft
150
23 ft
23%
60
17%
173/a
233/a
24
44
46
47 ft
62
38
383/4
55
34%
35%
105
473/4
50%
191
47 ft
10
__10
16% July
Jan
53ft
4%
102
10,095
2
"
Apr
35% July
13
Apr
17
33%
Apr
38% July
36% Jan
29% Apr
73
73
5
Railway
Am
I
Jun
j
12% July
.
July
40%
41%
3.050
42 V2
July
1,170
5%
12
5%
37ft Jan
9% Jan
39T«
41%
6,917
31%
.2%
"
100
3
2,150
l"*!
1 ft *
22ft
23
6
6
,
238
-
8/21
-
t '
180
44.
3%
j
2ft
Jan
1%
Feb
9%
1%
" 200
1%
I V4
100
1%
2,142
22 ft
Jan
29ft
29%
2%
2%
14/2
144%
16%
-16%
79%
100
9
.
104
15 ft
Apr
79-'%
478
53%
19%
19%
100
19% July
10
2%
16%
10
400
2%
2%
10
-
26ft
390
26V2
7ft
22
22
-14%
-
2%
460
10
-26ft
7%
-
--
3
Jan
79%
10
29% July
2% Mar
11%
-398
r
208
2ft
82
Jun
20
Feb
Jan ;
"3 ft
Feb
Oft Jun
Feb
|
-10 Vi Feb
-
-Oft Mar f
17 ft
Jan
22
150
14%
Jun
IGVz
Jan !
Feb j
Jun,
2%
-
.
27% Jun
Jan
6ft Feb
s
41%
Jan
May
2278
Feb
14ft July
j
18ft May !
200
-
14%
2%
8
i
♦9ft Mar J
fft.July /
i-% Apr /
Feb
500
-
J
Jan
'6ft July J
Jan
110
..
{
1% Jon
23
Feb
1%
__
.
21ft Jan
% 4% Jan
1%
29%
13 y8 Feb
5% July 1
41% July j
3% May
Jan
33% Jan
9ft'1'
•
„
!
200
2%
Apr
-.3%
-
220
4%
Apr
'6V4
6%
6%J
6%
5%K
5ft
1,255
9%
1
9"a
9%
336
Week's
Last
3
Mar
9%
Jun
Jan
j
6% May
•12%
Feb
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
70ft
Jun
20%
Jan
2434
Jun
13 ft
Apr
17% Jun
19%
Jan
36 %
Feb
25 % May
47 ft July
29 3%
Feb
38 3% July
31
Apr
35% July
50% July
38%
Apr
64%
Jan
Low
8
common
57
57%
400
22%
21%
22%
978
97'a
97 a
4%
4%
12 ft
5%
—10
.—
1
Mfg
37
.8
500
30% Jan
38
37
100
36ft
48% Mar
8ft
700
3,000
900
28
26 ft
:28 ft
2,400
26 V*
6%
Jun
9%
Apr
28%
Jan
Jan
76% July
Apr
31 % Mar
Jan
14ft
Jan
13%
Jan
48%
48 ft
49 ft
900
41ft
Jan
^10
46 ft
44%
4Gft
1.400
397a
Jan
1
197a
197 a
197a
200
16
Jan
300
33
Jan
367/
37
127a
11%
127/
437/
42%
44
IIl5
127 a
.100
1787/
American Tobacco (Un) ...
American Viscose Corp (Un)—
Amurex Oil Co class A common.
..25
Anaconda
400
12%
137/
1777/ 1797/
..25
1,100
2,700
8% Mar
35
May
11% May
16774 Jan
July
47% May
28% May
37%
Feb!
14% May
44
1
July
14% Mar
179%
Jun,
75
Feb
88
Jun
25%
Jan
30 ft
Apr
4%
Jun
48%
Jun
877/
300
287a
26*2
287/
1,500
477/
437/
48
1,200
40
Feb
-10
(HI)
877/
547/
51%
547/
1,800
17ft.
1,600
39%
127/
Apr
16%
Jan
54% July;
18% July
Feb
18 ft July
—5
37/
5
37a
1,000
27/ Mar
18 ft
17 ft
187/
1,500
15
2372
22
237'a
4,400
17Va Jan
407i
common.. —1
37
Fe—
Common
—10
preferred
1
Manufacturing Corp
-10
974
—10
3
*
7
.
23 ft
July,
97/
-
100
97/
Jan
401/2
.-3...
1.600
347a
Feb
40 ft
July
5,500
574
Jan
7 ft
Jun
77/
,
Basfeian-Blessing
Co
•
Bearings Inc
Bendix
in"
Booth
10
Jun
3
26
26
5
55
56%
PI
1
8
43%
'
Corp
Budd
Company..
Burlington Industries
60%
41
47
Feb
48%
65
45%
Feb
32%
32%
264
51% July
25%
Jan
45
33
45
25
July
30%
Jan
B'--*nn-nixi<1
45
July
Butler
Burroughs Corp
Rights
(Un)
Apr
16,200
Jan
6,700
36% Jan
3%
30%
Jan
Apr
563b July
1'
Feb
41%
43%
24
24
100
20%
Apr
44 ft
46 %
600
34 J/4
Feb
46% July
25/64 31/64
17,000
25/64 July
137/a Jan
31/64 July
20% July
5
20
Corp
__
43% July
2fl
too
(Un)
19 ft
20%
24%
25
200
23%
Feb
25ft
5
31%
29%
31%
1,800
25%
Apr
31% July
14%
14%
147 a
1,000
13ft
Apr
16
10
1.700
Jan
Jan
l
11%
11%
300
9%
Jan
12%
Jun
5
32
33 ft
500
27%
Apr
36%
Jun
tTT
4.100
18%
900
17
Jan
18% July
600
22%
Jan
29% July
U
—
Brothers
45
453% Mar
5
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
47%
1
27a May
24% May
50
1,400
Apr
1
29/64
Fisheries
-
CO
300
3
10
300
8
Airplane
60 ft
63%
50c
Manufacturing Co
Corp
Aviation
Benquet Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co
Bo
63%
52
18%
18
28%
28% _29
.
52 July
,
20% July
19% July j
SO
-50
Company (Un)
Armco Steel Corp (Un).
& Santa
2,400
Jun
Jun
22% May
'700
*
6%
61
3,600
—5
American Rad
American Tel & Tel Co.
non-cum
367a
76 V*
a
—7
5li>
12% July,
Jan
Va
Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Jan
4%
19
Foundry
Avco
10%
900
20
(Un)
&
Refining
600
18%
Chem Corp
& Stand San (Un).
Topeka
5% May.
12%
57'a
18%
Machine
Oil &
Jan
18%
American
Ashland
,10ft May'
10
Jun
Jun
4%
19%
(111)
Co
Jan
7ft
300
1
Co
&
.7%
350
.
...12.50
Co
&
■700
10
(Un) .1
Investment
Motors
£3% Jan
25%
76 7
Cyanamid
American Potash
Jan
8ft
1
American
;•,}
£7% July
19%
24 ft
71
25%
10
•
(Un)
High
Jan
1,000
37
"5%
_*
American
American
LOW
44
347a
50c
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
5
1
Can
47 ft
45
41%
compilation of the rountWot transactions only
Airlines
(Un)
Broadcast Paramt Theatres
60 ft
~
Jan
i
47 V2
10
—
American
76 3/8 May
60% July
„5
75% Jan
4% Jun
38
j
Jun
Jun
51% Jan
,
.
Apr
—
.1-
American
15
_
—1
Aluminium Ltd
.5
Mobil
page
Jan
Jan
.10
Allied Paper Corp
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Aluminum Co of America
Bfciueii
5
see
Apr
12%
48%
9%
__1
Laboratories
Atchison
Jan
57
31%
66 ft
..
For -footnotes
Allied
55 % Mar
38%
...
Southern
Brass
37%
5
'J
44 ft
793
427.
-
Alleghany Corp (Un)————_1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
1
23
3
—
Co
Akron
41%
35%
i
r
198
__._T1
Aluminum Castings
Investment & Discounts.—
Armour
15%
.
190%
Aid
42% July
42% July
35%
^
Corp of America.
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco class B
\
;_L
Advanced
40%
35%
,
II July
57% Jan
52 July
1,353
"6
..5
-
Steel „Co
Admiral Corp
30%
15%
.
52 ft July
59
Feb
Radio
8 neon
.;
Acme
25
88
»
Jan
S3 ft May
172 3/4 Apr
371
Jun
47ft
I...5/
..
Products
Laboratories
41%
41%
35%
12%
Friday
31 ft
60%
»
2% Jan
May
Apr
12%
Sale Price
98%
59 ft
i
47ft
2%
2
z
STOCKS
27 3/4 May
393/4
15% -Feb
Midwest Sleek Exchange
413/4
17%
Southern
Co
8b
A
10
583/4
Phillips Petroleum
Oil
W)
paper
Standard Corp:
Studebaker-Packard
Udylite Corporation
90
57 ft
Central
Sinclair
;
31ft
31ft
4:13/4
I
—
43 %
28
60%
National Cash Register.
National Distillers
Oil
52
5
Mead Corp
Monsanto
Chemical—
Pepsi-Cola
50
56%
58%
186% 1863/4
112
.1
Harvester
July
103
3
International
46
193/4
ft
,1 %
Greyhound
Jan
36 ft Mar
30% July
433/i July
44
5
—
36%
34
Jun
July
19%
2.50
2
24% Mar
7ft
13 ft
43%
5
Motor
Feb
Jun
19%
——lo
Federated Dept Stores
10
July
44 ft
5
—
34
Jun
27
5
.....
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Electric Auto-Lite
5% Jan
285
46
10
179% July
165
413/4
.—10
20% July
49% Jun
47% May
14% Mar
87%
10
•
———,
Power
Chemical
11% May
628
47 ft Mar
47%
10
Dayton
Pure
Jan
39 3/4
12%
Products
,
Jan
42
30%
Curtiss-Wright
Y
14%
98
167
13% .13%
177% 179%
13}g Apr
'2
1,256
40%:
—
1
52 ft July
44%
__5
Columbia
N
25
49 ft
12%
Steel
Jan
46%
30%
Service
Loews
193/4
36%
45ft
100
Ohio
Boeing
Ford
20
——13
&
bei uenem
Cities
43ft
13% May
-2/760
53
40'/
2ft
Products
Jun
20
87%
...3
—
Baldwin
Dow
*78%
25
..50
Armco
Corn
193/4
46%
5
American Telephone & Telegraph
Tobacco
—
American
Baltimore
Co
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25
of Prices
25
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Week's
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
f« July
Number 5761
186
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1 .The
.
(277)
37
OUT-OF-tOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
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Last
STOCKS
Range
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Mid-Continent Oil Co-
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Rockwell Spring & Axle
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
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31%
Co
Corp."
1
,
B
10
-
Corp
Company
Oil Co (Un)
Pure
Jun
——
Brewing
Jan
Jun
5%
189
400
34
45
;
16¥a
1
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
174% Mar
32%
;
Jun
63
Jun
55%
87%
■
1
Industries Inc
Howard
16%
17%
25
25
-
Organ
(G)
500
—3
.
——
Oil Corp—
Hammond
21
20 %
41%
__
1
•
(Un)
Co
Public Service Co
1
i
& Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Greyhound Corp
40% July
160
41%
50%
•
12.50
Co_
Steel Co_—
Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge
Gray
Gulf
.
10
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard
%
-—1 '
Co
22
*
Process
Jan
2%
.—10
—
Jun
39% July
38%
17%'
—
1.66%
10
—83 %c
27%
26
July
27% Jan
300
111% 113%
30%
31%
—
•
5
(Un)
General Electric Co-
General Motors Corp
—
1
—
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
1,600
33%
—
1
1
Corp—
Jan
30% July
15%
Airways (Un)
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR—
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
May
2,300
25
Corp common
40%
7%
5
16%
12 ¥»
Corp
Patterson-Sargent Co —
Peabody Coal Co common
Jun
39%
13%
5
2
10 <
—1---
_
July
1,100
400
13%
11%
6
12 ¥2
World
American
•27%-
187
112%
30%
——2
Inc..
America
of
Co
42
56%
16¥4
40%
Gas
Chemical
38%
4%
,
-
1
Firstameri'ca Corp
—
33%
/
7.50
(Un)—5
Jan
70
56%
1
12
•
Natural
27
188%
3
_
—.
<te Phonograph
Emerson- Radio
■
—10
Gas
Manufacturing
33
/
34% Mar '
.
■
1
_
(Un)
Eastman Kodak Co
El
Elder
'
5
de Nemours (Un)
(E I)
Air Lines Inc
Eastern
B)
—.—-—1
Common
1,200
34 ¥a
—10
(Un)
\ 40 %
,
40%
—
%
57%
—
29% May
33 %
5
6.25
Co
Paramount Pictures
,
27
—2
—
& Company common.—
Deere
22% July
Apr
Power Co—
Philco
Detroit
Jan
26%
41
Pan
22% July
8%
29%
.
Jan
16%
"
22%
•
18% Jun 33 ¥4 Jun
M%
56¥2
41
Oil
!
1,200
13¥4
56%
States
Jan
Apr
25% Feb
21¥2
73 ¥4
Pacific
6
13 ¥4
goo
29% July
9
13,700
'
550
29%
Pacific Gas & Electric (Un)
1934 July
500
15%
29%
23%
5
25
400
24% Jun
4,200
34%
21%
Olin-Mathieson
34% July
7,200
19%
53%
—25
'—
America
Steel Co of America
50% July
101% Feb
-
5
Oklahoma
Jan
33
8%
r-
Jan
Apr
25 ¥2 May
;
10
Ohio
51% July
112
19%
1
—.
Jan
43
85 ¥4
•
173/4
31
Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio Edison Co
July
52%
—
21 ¥a
300
22% Feb
Jan
52%
Co
Crane
Crucible
18
16
'—*
of America—,—.
5
Co
Continental Motors Corp
Controls
2,700
4,800
49% '51
32%
———1.33 %
Power
Consumers
1
Corp
Consolidated Foods
20 Vi.
20
109% 110
100
preferred
Consolidated
18
19%
20%
19%
49%
*
(Un)
Iron
&
Gas System
400
200
550
—10
Gas
21% July
4 ¥1 July '
" Feb
•
"
8¥2
171/4
32"%
Owens-Illinois Glass
Fuel
Colorado
Columbia
8%
__
•
(Minnesota) (Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
July
87
1,500 >
I 3
*
___1
(Un)
38% July
55% May
18% May
300
29%
29%
1
—
50%
Co
Illinois
Northern
59% July
42% May
34%
Mfg
24%/
93% ' 95
Northern
July
44%
1,000
" "
Gas Co
Northern
10% May
7%
123%
33%
4%
High
Jan
43% Jan
35
Northern Natural
Jan
30
;
&
Central RR
York
North American Car Con>
July
<
1,600
138
200
50¥2
__
10
North American Aviation
26% Jun
y
28%
4,000
23%
1
New
National Tile
,16% Jun
25%
56%
37,
;
———^-5
Inc
Co
300
;
;
20
3%
;
5
National Standard Co
30
;
Co
57% July
-Apr
52¥*
5
Co
(Un)
Gypsum
57% July
37% Feb
20
..
1
common-
preferred
Coleman
Jan
331%
59%
*
:———.
Iron
11%
46%W 47%
—
Cliff's
48
9
& Electric——— 8.50
J—10
:
—10
Co
National
National Lead
19%
25
.
Jun
33% May
500
500
138
City Products Corp
Cleveland
200
Low
38¥a
52%
20
—
Kange Since Jan. 1
Kith
37%
20
50c
National Distllelrs Prod (Un)
Jun
Jun
30
common
Gas
Service
Cities
'
57%
5
•
;
Company
10%
52% Mar
16
A
~ 23%
■
:
24%
:
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
*
Chicago South Short & So Bend—12.50
Cincinnati
2,100
55%
34
-25
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com—
-100
■5% series A preferred—:-
Chrysler Corp——
Jan
15
—
Chicago'Milw St Paul & Pac
Towel
Mar
17%
200
36%
Jan
9
200
,
,
—25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)——
Chicago
10
class
Low
37%
•
Sales
far Weak
8hares
July
'
Public
Illinois
Central
Ran*a
ef Frteee
Bale Price
15%
•>
Week's
Last
^
High
Low
400
2%
.50c
Central & South West Corp
Friday
13%
2%
18
STOCKS
42 ¥2
.
Brewing Corp
Centlivre
2%
(Uu).
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
13V2
10
Carrier Corp common
Celanese
13%
Inc
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
51%
*
Apr
■
Jan
1&
July
25% July
34
34%
300
27%
Jan
35%
Jun
29 ¥4
30
400
22
Jan
31%
10,218
62
Feb
70
Jun
Feb
1,400
84
Apr
97,
900
27 ¥2
Jan
32% July
800
40% Jan
70
70
90 ¥2
96 ¥2
31%
32 ¥»
45%
48
29%
30%
1,400
68%
68%
28
287/a
J
X
»
Johnson
xones
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe—*
Laughlin Steel <Uni—
10
&
—33%'c
Kaiser Alum & Chemical
Kansas
Light (Un
Power &
Kennecott
(Uni
Corp
Copper
Kimberly-Clark
8.75'
•
>
Corp
-
5
—
5%
5%
220
6%
5% July
Jan
li
39%
43%
1,400
35
Apr
43% July
28%
26%
28 V*
1,100
23%
Feb
29
27%
28%
650
25%
Jan
29% July
88
93
1,200
76%
Jan
93%
Jun
55%
56%
47
Jan
57%
Jun
43
1
93
|
56%
Extension' University—
Salle
Llbby
McNeil & Libby.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln
Printing Co common
Louisville
Lytton's
Gas
&
(Henry
7
25
(Kyi
Elec
C)
5
.
1
*
Co
1
&
—
f
IH
__
„
of California-
RR--
Pacific
Corp (Un)—
United Aircraft
9%
Corporation
Lines
(Del)
(Un)
100
9
Jan
8
Jan
11% July
United States
71%
400
66
Jan
73%
Apr
U S Rubber
22
250
20
July
29 ¥2
Jan
U S Steel Corp
36
100
29%
Jan
7
700
5%
Apr
1
71
♦
20
36
Apr
36% July
8
Jun
Van
Dorn
Gypsum—
(Un)
Co
1
*
4
Co
Fruit
United
1,200
9%
11
6%
Air
——10
25
10
5
---J
—16%
8¥2
47 %
Mfg
Marquette Cement
Field
Marshall
(The)
Co
&
1
Co
Merritt
Chapman
Metropolitan
Mickelberry's
Middle
*
&
Brick
Food
South
26%
40 ¥4
700
30%
Jan
33%
2,000
31 %
Mar
53%
2,200
36%
Jan
54%
55%
450
37%
Jan
.
July
Walgreen
38
Jan
37 %
17%
55%
15
(Un).
1,100
40%
32%
51
33%
40
37
•
Medusa Portland Cement
Merck
.5
4
common
May
Webcor
36%
Jan
53% July
57% July
Whirlpool
White
300
15%
Jan
19%
10%
700
7%
Jan
12
1
13%
250
10%
Jan
Apr
13% July
Wieboldt
13%
10
Products
Utilities.
44%
44%
44%
100
34%
Jan
44% July
Wisconsin
$4.25
Minnesota
Brewing
Min
&
Missouri
Modine
Portland
run)
Chemical
7%
7%
200
6%
Jan
7% May
•
10
81%
851/4
1,100
73%
Feb
85 ¥4 July
12 50
Cement
Manufacturing Co
Monsanto
1
Co
Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
:
Qri I
34%
34%
35%
800
28
Mar
Stores
61
63%
1,950
42
Jan
63% July
14
14
31%
32%
•
.2
Woolworth
—12%
-~
9
Inc
common
Bankshares
Corp
1
*
*
•
(F
<Un)
10
8ervice——10
(Un)
10
W) Co
31%
500
3,800
10% Mar
30
Apr
14
3*%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
•
July
Tqri
Zenith
Radio
Corp
•
52% Feb
68% July
500
22
200
700
Jan
6% Jan
29'
July
8% May
35
Jan
49 ¥4
Jun
47
48
82 ¥2
86 ¥2
300
67 %
Jan
86% July
32
34
1,750
31%
Apr
35%
65 ¥a
68 ¥2
6,000
51% Jan
68% July
34 ¥4
50
17%
Jan
35
37 ¥4
200
27%
Jan
38% July
9%
20
9 ¥2 May
14 %
Feb
Jim
Feb
10
1,500
20
100
15 ¥a
Jan
20% July
55 ¥2
Jun
65%
Feb
56%
57 ¥a
1,300
20%
21%
800
16 ¥2
Apr
21% July
46 ¥2
100
41%
Jan
47% May
14 ¥2
14 ¥2
200
12%
Jan
74%
—
74%
66
5
15% Jun
Feb
Feb
78
19% Jan
25
Jun
24 ¥2
25
700
36%
25
Electrio Power
Public
¥2
30% July
300
46%
57/a
5
preferred
Wisconsin
--1
2%
8
Jun
Jan
25
37 ¥4
67%
36%
300
31%
Jan
37
Jun
Jan
25
July
25
24 ¥2
25
800
20 ¥2
48
48 ¥4
900
36% Jan
48% July
48¥a
88%
94
600
69
Jan
94
94
84%
85 ¥2
400
69
Mar
35% July
63
Corp
Electric
Corp
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Telegraph
Motor Co
17%
10%
4
Feb
Westinghouse
13%
(Un)—12.50
Scott
Inc—
10
Co
Inc
Western Union
¥4
53 ¥2
Ian
34 ¥4
34
»
Martin
8
—
*
Works
Iron
96 ¥2
32¥4
48
30%
68 /a
10
Inc
United
10
10%
''i!
Electric
Union Oil
Union
Corp
(Un)
United
200
I
La
Carbide
Union
Mar
Union
July
86 ¥2 July
/
IThe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
88
..
Monday, July 21, 1958
„
(278)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
JULY
ENDED
IS
Friday
Week's
Cast
STOCKS
I
'
Admiral
Corp
Corp
Aeco
Alaska
Artists Pictures
Allied
Allis-Chalmers
Co
Mtg
Inc
Airlines
American
American
(Ur.)
Bosch
_
*
(Un)
com
49%
Jan
60
July
Florida
156
930
310
4
200
225
36%
105
19%
24
4%
78%
25%
27%
109%
20
24%
3,390
170
1,668
390
26%
Apr
32 */b Mar
87%
Apr
Jan
109% July
19%
Feb
26 %
18%
19%
542
13%
Jan
19 Ve July
49*«
48%
49 3 h
785
42111
Feb
49% July
24%
24 %
24%
445
22%
Feb
25 %
45 *
45%
823
39%
Jan
1(1
Jun
8
% Mar
78%
24%
—
28'»
-
109*4
-..
1.743
2*4
4*4
3
Jan
6% Jun
Jan
4*% Jun
Api-
73 %
79%
Apr
14%
Food
Macn
Ford
Motor
Friden
Garrett
Cement
American
preferred
Cyanamid Co (Un;_
American
American
Electronics
American
Motors
,_25
10
Potash & Chemical Corp
(Un)
American
10%
1
2,778
11%
12%
1
2,710
42%
1
42%
345
12%
13 %
1.547
10
10
5
12%
Inc
Corn (Un)
*
0
American
Radiator & S S
American
12%
Smelting & Refining (Un)__*
American Tel & Tel Co
American
Viscose
47
2,136
27%
815
25%
(The)
Corp (Un)--—10
Oil
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Louisiana
Arkansas
Steel
—*
Co
Atlas
40%
Feb
49 %
1,130
22%
Feb
30% July
034% a34%
165
31%
Jan
32%
33%
955
26%
Jan
35% July
51 %
54%
1.463
39:i,
Apr
54 %
Feb
18 %
17%
1,868
15
3,222
17%
Jan
37%
40%
2,397
34*- Mar
7%
7
7%
1,260
3
3
7
7
7%
July
July
18% July
23' 2 July
40% July
Feb
23%
-—1
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Mig
12*2
18%
22
Warrants
Avco
345
17%
17%
1
Jan
...
Feb
7
Jan
8%
100
2%
Feb
3*b
Jan
1.200
5%
Apr
7%
Jun
Petroleum
Bandinl
Oil
Bankline
Consolidated
Jan
13 % July
24%
Feb
33 % July
5%
5,225
7
7*4
1,400
5%
50c
G5e
8,500
21c
20
19%
20%
1,046
17%
18
300
18% May
16% Mar
/
25%
Jan
18 %
Jun
473
45%
Apt-
58*4 July
293
58%
56%
5
-
Jun
70c
Jan
65c
Jun
7% July
Apr
]
——1
6.00
2.85 Mar
1
Inc
Corp (Un»—
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)—
Best wall Gypsum Co (Un)
36%
Jau
56
43%
5,222
36 %
Apt-
12%
646
10%
Jan
13% Mar
9c
10c
3,600
2,146
4c
Jan
18c
Blue Diamond Corp
55%
55%
8
Min_
Cons
12%
5c
(Un)
Corn
41%
2
Steel
Mammoth
July
43% July
1
Bishop Oil Co.
Black
9%
350
1
Aircraft
Bethlehem
325
33 %
5%
5%
12%
32
1
;
Instrument
Beckman
Bell
Co
Co
Barnhart-Morrow
12%
(Un)__13
*
100
43%
2
56
14
13%
14
Mar
13
Jun
15
Airplane Co
Rights
BoLb
(Jhica
(Un)
-5
—
—
Oil
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
21,861
68%
31%
46 %
July
13 Va
Apr
40% July
100
22%
Jan
28% July
1,500
1.65 May
15%
Apr
18
Gimbel
Brothers
16%
32%
2%
59c
64
314
29%
Apr
34% July
100
2%
Jan
3% May-
—12.50
—1
*
38%
Granite
Oil & Chem Co
Lakes
Great
Cement
(Un)
Great Western Financial Corp_
Ry
Northern
Great
Greyhound
Grulf Oil Corp
S1.25
Inc
Stores
Hawaiian
Pineapple
Oil
Holly
Oil
Honolulu
Corp
Idaho
13%
Anr
16
Jan
International
7% July
International
Tel
9%
Interstate
10%
10%
100
8%
Jan
Co
Oil
5
Pacific- Railway < Un)
Corp (Un >
I) Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
I
25
12.50
hi Julj
II J illy
Jan
19
July
Feb
Mar
31
21%
49 3
b
Feb
July
14%
Jan
18% July
3%
Apr
310
23%
Feb
28% Jun
150
32%
Jan
42 % July
1.805
41%
20%
14%
Apr
20% July
68% July
10
68%
64%
68%
985
55%
•
ic
15%
16%
220
13%
Apr
Feb
9%
10
450
8%
Jan
40
40
215
22-%
22%
180
18
44%
46%
921
32%
25
56
57%
879
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)
•
Chicago Rock Island 6c Pac fUn)_____*
Chrysler Corp
29
16
16
150
25%
25%
25%
325
19% Mar
26% Jun
46%
46%
47%
1,005
44
Apr
57
Jan
59
55%
59
210
45
Feb
59
July
Certaln-teed Products Corp__
Cessna Aircraft Co_
Champlin
Chance
Oil
&
Refining
Vought
Aircraft
l
-_i
(Un)
40
_„1
(Un)
1
Chesapeake 6c Ohio Ky (Un)
Clary
(Un)
.10
Corp
Columbia
n
Columbia
46%
1
Electrodynamics
Consumers
Power
Motors
oil
(Un>
Co
Crestmont
Crown
Oil
Publishing
Curtiss-Wrignt
Co
Corp
Decca
Records
Di
&
Rio
Giorgia
Disney
Dori-Oiiver
Douglas
Inc
Douglas OH Co
Dow
Chemical
Dresser
duPont
01
i
_5()e
17%
10*
a
Jun
_2
com
~
lo
Jun
40
July
Jan
23
5/a Jun
Jan
46%
48%
Apr
57 Va July
12%
Feb
16%
30% Mai-
Jun
Litton
El
~~~
Paso
Natural
Gas
Lone
Jun
Corn
Cement
(Uni
Star
Lorillard
(P)
Auto-Lite Co
Electrical
Products
McBryde
McKesson
Menasco
Robbins Inc
&
3%
Jan
Jun
18
4%
Jan
Merchants
22 %
Feb
Merck
-
July
12%
Feb
Petroleum
Co
&
Emerson
Radio
&
Phone
1
Uni
faeUr OU Co Ltd
Fnr
sea
Fel)
39
July
16%
Jun
17
July
7'%
Feb
11%
11%
3,150
Jan
102% July
Jun
34 *8 Mar
Montana
19%
157
14%
Jan
19% July
Mt
52%
337
48%
Jan
53%
11
127
8%
Apr
11% July
National
Auto
6%
Jan
10
Biscuit
Jan
19%
a
25%
Jan
30% July
National
Theatres
Jan
Jun
New
2,771
44%
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Feb
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Interlake
41%
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113
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562
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30
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1
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—
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Calaveras
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9
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Feb
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44% May
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57 Va
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35
Feb
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31/64 July
306
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Baltimore 6c Ohio RR (Un)
19
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33%
—
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1
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10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)__
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45
47%
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50
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Anderson-Prichurd
Jan
Feb
5
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Apr
1,326
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30%
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July
1,351
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Jun
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Jun
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167%
60
Jan
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11
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420
21
Jun
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44
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15%
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Apr
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21
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12.50
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Jan
42%
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Jun
12
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2
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210
13
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513
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May
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30
10
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Jan
26%
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Feb
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6%
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Jun
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Jan
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Amerada
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200
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Jan
—
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—
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—
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5
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11%
1
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Sale Price
Sales
for Week
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Pacific
Industries
Pacific
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2
•
Lighting Corp common...
conv
pfd
1
$4.73
* ♦
i
Inc
$4.36
Oil
Development-
3%
3%
1,720
3%
Jan
47%
5,638
40%
Jan
122
1
Pacific Tel & Tel common
100
Pan American World Airways (Un)—1
Pictures Corp (Un)
X
20
Davis
&
Co
(Un)_
(Chas)
132%
132
Puget
&
& Co
Gamble
Sound
•
Pullman
Inc
Co
Oil
Bears
Jan
969
12%
Jan
17% July
135
45%
Jan
55%
Shell
35 Va
32%
32%
155
15%
15%
15%
1.070
44%.
43%
44%
Co
Co
Webster
Oil
94
93
96%
26%
26%
26 %
28%
common
Jun
Baltimore
31%
Jun
11% Jan
13%
105
29%
3,400
15%
171
10%
Feb
15%
35%
438
27
Jan
23
35% July
%
Lines
Fruit
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler
Curtis Publishing Co
Delaware Power & Light
Duquesne
Jan
Jan
7%
8%
2.779
4%
5
Apr
5%
200
7%
4% Mar
20% July
30% July
10% July
5% July
A
80
381
59%
Feb
12%
13%
1.043
12%
Jun
16
Jan
47%
5,588
32
Feb
48%
Jun
Lehigh
46%
Feb
61 %
July
July
Martin
%
I,640
17%
659
46%
50
55%
54%
55%
24%
4,096
4,766"
July
17% July
18
45
52'/a
Jan
49%
Jan
Hudson
Pulp
$1.41
& Paper—preferred.—
2nd
Coal
&
(The)
Merck
&
Co
Navigation
57
Jun
Pennroad
25% May
25%
Jun
22
24 'A
Jan
24V4
34%
Jan
3%
32'%
3%
3%
1,360
32%
32%
875
2%
Feb
49%
4,355
35%
43%
44%
1,570
30%
Jan
36%
3% July
32% July
49% July
44% July
155
33%
Apr
36% July
2,543
365
46%
18%
18%
36%
18%
5%
5%
17%
17%
211
25
Jan
Jan
17% May
4% May
10
21
Jan
6
Jan
17% July
Reading Co
238
42%
Jan
43%
Feb
46%
47%
53% May
53% July
934
47% July
55% May
Smith
Kline
South
Jersey Gas
52% July
Sun
17%
United
52%
278
French
146
15%
785
67%
65%
67%
16% May
146
13% May
61
Feb
45%
44
67% July
45%
146
42% Mar
Washington Gas Light
45%
5%
5%
3,041
27
2,050
Jan
27
July
1545
Jun
1545
Jun
213
30%
Jan
35%
Jun
37
37
690
33%
Jun
37 %
Jan
21%
19%
19%
140
29
28%
29
5,007
25% Mar
68
66
70%
1,266
56
20%
19%
20%
3,885
15% Mar
21%
11
11
492
10
57'%
215
8% Jun
Jan
Jan
10% Feb
34%
Jan
261
26%
Jan
33% July
43
43
4
40%
Jan
44
41%
40
42
756
37%
Jan
18
17%
39%
18%
42% July
742
15%
Jan
19%
41%
11,183
27%
28
__
41%
—
190
29%
Feb
33%
Jan
Jan
10
27%
21%
22%
Jan
100
18%
29%
27%
—
46%
-
Jan
99
410
31
Mar
54%
54%
56%
660
37
Jan
1
15%
15%
15%
148
54%
52 %
54%
659
*
48%
47%
49%
937
13
12%
13%
3,583
50
5
—
35%
35%
43%
42%
43%
3,904
10
7%
16%
10
6%
1
*
33%c
•
1
13%
common
•
Baltimore Transit Co 4s series A
6%% inc subord debs
7%
16
13Va Apr
May
41% Jan
11%
12
July
16
Jun
56%
Jan
4.9%
Jun
13%
Feb
Jan
35% July
Jan
43% July
4%
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
15%
15%
10
36%
600
Jun
Jan
58
28
21%
35%
„
35%
27% July
36%
37%
9,237
25%
Jun
41% July
Apr
1,921
2,470
17
25%
10
Apr
Jun
28% July
38% May
49
70
•
Co
11%
7% Apr
17% July
26 %
Jan
29%
Jan
19%
Jun
Jun
15% July
36%
Jun
20%
19%
20%
414
25%
66
Jan
64 %
66
430
56
Feb
68%
Jun
20%
20"%
100
16%
Jan
79%
21% Jun
79%
80%
263
59%
Jan
81
34
34%
463
25%
Jan
62%
61%
62%
852
8%
44
8%
12
58% May
6% Jan
45%
712
34%
Jan
45'A July
43%
44%
691
34
Jan
44% July
80%
75%
82
$2,500
76
14,400
„
44%
1977
—
July
34% July
68% Jan
8% May
BONDS
13% Mar
11
.
%
24%
25
3,840
25%
456
23%
1,810
23%
100
24%
24%
25
23%
.25
-2
o%
24%
25
3,338
Feb
Apr
% July
Jun
1
Jan
25%
20
Jan
25
July
23% July
25%
22
May
Apr
•
382
11%
Jan
34%
607
28 "4
Jan
35%
Jun
21
890
13%
Jan
29%
23%
Jun
29%
30%
1,945
22%
Jail
31%
Jun
Par
Allegheny
Ludlum
Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
Armstrong
Cork
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
—
1
—
Co
.;
;
Co
System
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
33%
60
4%
36%
312
30%
29%
3,007
24% Jan
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
—10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
_1
10
28%
•
1
15%
Jan
27%
22%
Jan
547
53
Feb
19U
9,700
46%
8%
677
68%
%
i'f
46%
28%
63%
5
10c
4,400
48
358
-8%
8%
385
% July
38
Jan
8%
Jun
28% July
68% July
1
Jan
1
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
20
4%
7%
5
3%
3»A
1,793
73%
74%
80
6%
120
25
25%
119
26%
26%
85
14%
102
22%
140
18%
57%
447
55%
6%
Engineering & Foundry
Westinghouse Air Brake
10%
Jan
Westinghouse Electric
Corp
5
14%
10
22 Va
26%
14'A
22%
56%
56
Jan
Jan
26% Jan
4% July
30% Feb
3%
12.50
United
Jun
25
74%
;——5
49%
Jan
4%
10
27%
28% July
16
36%
Harbison
26
23% Feb
32%
32% July
54%
26%
60
346
--
33
8.50
Jan
Jan
30% July
27% July
163
20
6%
27%
30%
27%
28%
19%
34%
41
37% July
6% Jun
28%
28%
239
647
12.50
27% July
Apr
5% July
22% Jan
268
8,114
Refractories
232
7%
48
Walker
6%
41%
95%
Pitt Industries
31%
7%
40%
32%
High
127
~7%
93%
Fort
Low
37%
41%
46%
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
31%
Jan
July
Sales
Shares
10
95%
32'%
97%
Jan
76
5%
27%
10
47%
Apr
83
34%
-1
10
Gas
25
84%
73% Apr
03% Apr
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
37%
5
;
—.10
1,271
Week's
/
Last
Sale Price
Jun
33%
12%
Friday
STOCKS
July
:rx
19%
25% July
13% Jan
12
1975
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
29% May
72% July
20%
Co
43% July
Apr
9
Jun
al689% al709%
„1
U S Industries Inc common
Jan
44%
8%
421
Feb
14%
Jan
35%
1,236
1,318
Corp
6% May
20%
12
34
13%
174
47%
—
Jun
34
15
43 %
46%
10%
United Gas Improvement
25%
16
14%
42%
46%
5
17%
Feb
Apr
37% July
7% July
31%
33%
Co
15%
3
Apr
10
Lab
51%
Oil
Jan
5'%
32%
•
17%
Apr
29%
5,867
33%
50
14%
(Un)
i
14%
__
Brook Water Serv Co *
15%
Feb
24%
844
7%
33%
common
Scranton-Spring
52'%
43% Mar
225
37%
6%
54% July
41% July
Scott Paper Co
15,313
Feb
Jan
Jan
153
com
53%
47%
Jan
.77% July
179% July
54%
Jun
52%
II,245
167%
;
36%
7
3
52
53%
4,423
18%
...
41%
Corp
49%
51%
High.
10%
Potomac Electric Power common
Progress Mfg Co,
Public Service Electric & Gas
&
177% 179%
30%
31%
:
53%
.
52%
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
16% May
65% Jan
32%
Corp
49%
35%
-
High '
40%
Pennsylvania RR
;
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Philco
Shares
33%
Pennsalt Chemicals
Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Feb
Sales
for Week
—
1G%C
Apr
100
Apr
Jun
1
285
29
80
Low
10
702
1,142
Apr
6% Mar
41%
Co
Inc
23
30%
July
72 %
Range
—24.50
23%
29%
165
Week's
31'A
5
25%
29%
85%
of Prices
37%
15
23
Mar
Jun
92
357
1.66%
23%
22
21
Jan
84%
10
—
24%
Mar
Apr
76%
—..
78%
61
Mar
20
70 %
75%
Co
Foremost Dairies
General Motors Corp
Gimbel Brothers
Hecht (The) Co common
43:%
80
non-voting
Motor
47%
58%
5
30
320
2
Storage Battery
Class
Ford
80
17%
100
21
92
75%
Finance Co of America at Bait—
Jun
17%
._5
(Un)
22% July
48 % July
,
5
Electric
Apr
25%
Inc
Inc
Feb
Jan
10
22% July
1,632
10
Inc
6%
Jun
65%
39 %
10
23%
29%
dioo
(Un)
Jan
179%
common—io'/2
Light Co
24
29%
•
(Un)
37
59
1
Feb
Jan
.
com
435
612
17%
5
22
Jun
—1
(Un)
21%
48%
17%
25
20% Jan
20% Jan
—0
dist"—__
214
55% Jun
34% Feb
15% Jan
21
'•
1.80
Corp
590
—25
—
39
21%
__
1
200
7.50
».
23
916
17%
common
22%
25
(Un)
20% July
57%
92
G.50
Co
Co
22%
67%
—.—25
(Un)
Corp
Oil
Jun
24%
i
Ry Co
Aircraft
Apr
Jan
27
Jan
Jan
6%
•
Electric
Transit
23%
1
common
Cuban
13% July
31'/2
18%
1
Jan
15%
18'%
1
1
(Un)
12%
Jan
Feb
369
100
10
Corp
United
Jan
55% Feb
10
45%
329
—
10
23
22%
53%
10%
Jun
11% July
Apr
48%
*
1
Tel
.»
(Un)
Preferred
United
1.448
24 %
115
7
895
July
99c
20
Last
22%
23
Oil Co of Calif
Pacific
%
-
Budd
29% July
22%
2
Warrants (Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Sugar
&
0%
—
California
(Ind)
22
22%
*
Steel common
City
46%
Jan
1
Inc (Un)
34
39
21%
25
(Un)
Corporation
Jan
Jan
*
of
/■'
41% May
May
8% Mar
339
12%
r
Jan
•
57%
1
Tube
(Un)
Atlantic
23%
37%
34%
48%
2,653
-
Jan
12
54c
Mar
20
57%
10
J? 5
Inc
Union
&
Arundel
24
14%
47%
11%
10
<Unt
Corp
Tel
257
592
oOo
Tri-Continental Corp
American
294
13%
61%
3L% July
27% Jun
44
22%
—
22%
10
American Stores Co
7,446
2S
Service
"Ex
2.50
12.50
Par
Alan Wood
44
369
8
World Airlines
11%
Friday
29%
65%
•
common
11%
36%
*
A)i
—.
Union
25
96% July
27% Jun
20 %
IB
Co
Inc
(Un)
n»%
36%
25c
,
11%
Sale Price
29%
25
Electric Co
Apr
Apr
28%
5
—.—
6% Mar
Apr
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
41%
1
—
Union
572
56
Jun
64%
2
330
7,580
36%
STOCKS
29%
—2.50
—
Union
2.360
Jan
20%
IB
(The)
Carbide
100
3
(Un)_
Corp
Jan
94c
91c
Zenith Radio
Jun
80c
1
Jan
22'/u May
22
5
44'A Mar
75% May
14% Jun
(Un)_
common
Transamerica
Jan
*
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Oil
32%
11% May
22-'
Feb
36%
88c
Jan
68% July
.
5 %
28
405
80c
83c
Jan
360
<
22
I
1
:
Jun
1
Texas Co (Un)_—,—
\Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Tidewater Oil
16%
159
337'a
64
20
x
Thriftimart
Jan
335
20
Bylvanla Electric Products
Inc
Jan
210
35%
40%
100
common
29% July
26%
8%
12%
1.40
Co (Calif)
Rights
51
74'a
5
(Un)
Corp
Apr
13% Feb
91c
10
24%
40%
40'%
July
33% Apr
Jun
12%
29%
24%
•
34 %
35
-
39%
189
344
Preferred
7% Mar
73%
42
5%
31%
(Un)
Youngstown Sheet
Jun
1
29%
42%
5%
31%
Power
W)
Co.
40'/a
Apr
Apr
27% Jan
51%
1
High
31%
100
3,082
1,416
5%
Western Union Telegraph
Cab
790
34%
68%
31%
1
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)„
Westwghause Elec Corn (Un»
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)__
Yellow
26%
1
Stores
(F
480
5
(Un)_
Wool worth
*■
.
(Un)-;
West Coast Life Insurance
Wilson & Co Inc
33'%
.
34%
42'%
(Un)
Dept
Low
34%
65%
—
68%
Co
(Raphael)
Westates Petroleums com
Preferred (Un)
Western
Range Since Jan.
High
33%
America (Un)
of
Co
Jun
July
32%
■■■>■
&
Shares
32%
50
16%
10
Co
for Week
Jun
15
19
•
com
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
United
18%
39% July
36%
Jun
(Un)
Btudebaker Packard
Air
Jan
29%
1
United
14%
30%
32%
5
Union
645
Corp
Washington Water
Weill
(Un)
__r
———.—.
Trans
Jan
16%
28
Co
Public
Oil
Tidewater
5%
16%
28%
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Textron
598
Feb
Co
Brands
Oil
6%
30% Apr
15
Statham Instruments
Stauffer Chemical Co
:
6%
1
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
Standard Oil (Ohio) com (Un)
TXL
1,697
38%
(Un)
Oil
Superior
577
35
21%
common
Bwift & Co
Feb
39%
5%
Inc
&
29%
Jun
38%
1,623
Warrants
Stone
52%
34%
20 g
Bperry-Rand Corp
Standard
Jan
2,763
14,873
Railway Co (Un)
Standard
45%
19,000
5
preferred
Standard
128
13
(
—
preferred
Southwestern
Feb
a54
51
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series
A__25
Southern
Calif
Petroleum
2
Spiegel
39%
14%
a51%
a54
July
16% July
32%
1
(Un)
preferred
Southern
65
168
140
%
;
Ry
Marchant
Co
Feb
65
16%
47%
—
Pacific
55%
July
65
10
Southern Calif Edison Co
Southern
47
__10
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Southern
Feb
2.50
Sinclair Oil Com (Un)
4.24r'o
36%
Jun
16%
—7.50
Smith-Corona
1,435
1i£
Siegler Corp
;
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
4.78'-/o
47
70% July
50 % Jun
1
Co
,,4.32#>
52%
44%
1
Co
Water Co
Oil
51%
47
Jan
51
(Un)
Incornorated
Shasta
16%
51 %
1.65%
Finance
Jan
37
10
Inc
&
25% May
4% July
769
a51%
1
Industries
Roebuck
Servel
13-%
Jan
82
July
94'A May
a48% :a51%
16%
16%
5
preferred
Paper
Apr
19%
42% July
Jan
Jan
-•
Diego Gas & Elec
5fr preferred
Seaboard
11%
818
Apr
2.00
50c
Francisco
Regis Paper Co
Scott
612
31'A
54%
i, 82% Jan
51%
—1
Corp
Ban
5.60f/c
262
13 %
240
Co_———.1
S and W Fine Foods Inc
Schenley
228
93%
23'
•
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
St
Victor Equipment
7,865
Corp
Stores
Vanadium
Jun
12%
*
Corp
Louis-San
Jun
17
92 "a
3
.i-—
Standard
St
135
Jan
—1
Rockwell
Bafeway
Jan
13%
79%
93%
118.%
70%
(Un»—
Sugar
667
68%
com
Utah-Idaho
Mng
Oil
589
5
Corp
Oil
Jan
Consol
246
2
Co
20%
Universal
33%
9
&
common
16%
69%
Manufacturing Co
Aircraft
Apr
Corp
41%
79%
4%
-5
Richfield
Rohr
16%
May
23%
Co
Refin
Steel
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
«_1
(Un)
Smelt,
S
:133 %
3
.
Oil
U
Corp
Rubber
S
Jun
77c
Plywood
16%
5
Drug Inc Co
Reynolds Metals Co-, (Un)—.
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Ranch
U
95
Feb
1
Rexall
Rheem
Jun
Jan*'
65c
a
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rice
123
87
3%
(Un)—
Revlon Inc
S
4
(Un)
Reiter-Foster Oil
S
U
23%
—12.50
Railway Equip & Realty
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
U
1
Inc (Un)
Radio Corp of America
107% Feb
4,600
Week's
Last
Par
Jan
33 %o
Pulp & Timber
Pure
190
5%
48% July
40%
5Q
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Procter
1,000
20-%
•
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Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer
15
70c
18%
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Parke,
122
93%
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33%
Friday
STOCKS
High
47%
93%
Gas
&
18
Sale Price
Low
*
preferred
Pacific
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
3%
122
ENDED
-
Shares
High
47%
*
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
2%
Jan
67% Feb
6'% May
22
Mar
22%
Jan
12
Jan
July
7% Mar
41% July
33% July
4% July
37%
Jun
3'A
Jun
77% Mar
7% Feb
25%
Jan
27% July
14% July
Jan
23%
Jun
Jun
65%
Feb
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
18
Exchange
Friday
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Last
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common
•
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common
of Prices
Low
28
__
*
28
Sales
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for Week
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9%
9%
70
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29%
Jun
23
Jan
25
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May
Atlas
Steels
Jun
Bank
of
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
For
200
9
Jan
10
20
20
200
1.9
Apr
20%
12
230
footnotes
•
•
31%
29%
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22%
27
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27
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see
page
44.
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Feb
Apr
12
July
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31% Mar
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of Nova Scotia
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of Prices
50
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Jan
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Friday
STOCKS
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22
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19
19
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40
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32
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20
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38%
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51
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61% July
44% July
23%
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25
41%
38
20%
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260
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12
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Apr
42
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115
36'A
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42
„
105
July
Feb
34
28%
28%
28%
July
812
28
26
25
Jan
49%
48%
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preferred
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50
31%
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3,410
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9
350
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21
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71
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Canadian
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Canadian
19%
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22
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575
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776
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37%
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300
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100
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25
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20
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150
3,788
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21
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14
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54
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3,340
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78%
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see
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44.
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44
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62
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46
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280
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51
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54
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485
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65
200
11%
preferred
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54
5
1.10 Feb
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34
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39
50
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29
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20
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2.00 Mar
32
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425
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6%
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31
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6
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55
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39
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43
33%
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29%
class
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B
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38%
„
-
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75
50
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32
75
18%
39%
3
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25
Apr
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all
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100
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1
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25
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200
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43
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7.50
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35
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8
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9%
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6
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Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
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28
9%
Jan
19%.
•
preferred
Range Since Jan.
High
'
•
51
•
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Jun
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common
18%
21%
m—
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55c
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735
2
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Belding-Corticelli
575
22%
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71
1,280
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7,228
:
4.20 May
30% July
97
Jun
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23%
8.15
•
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.
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13%
preferred
94
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Jan
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27%
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27%
com
14"% Jun
Jan
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50
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•
12%
12 V2
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25%
22
Feb
5.00 Jan
Mar
25
of Prices
Par
•
Timber—
Canadian
13
•
&
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
8.15
1
Auto
Lumber
July
26%
-—•
14% May
31% July
100'A
/
Jun
75% July
8
1%
Jamaica Public Service
Laoatt Limited (John)
12
635
Range
Sale Price
16
13%
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
45% July
29%
Jan
4.25 Mar
3,795
Week's
Friday:
18% May
Jan
27%
^
July
May
38% Mar
5,150
.
64
103
Jun
Jan
17%
—*
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Io'and Cement Preferred
1
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
14%
•
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
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Jan
Jan
20"-
496
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60
com—•
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865
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•
69
10
of Canada
A
3.55
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575
14% Jan
37% May
12% Jun
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38
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July
24
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45
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95
May
30
16% Mar
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15
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130
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class
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410
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600
21%
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125
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4,200
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1.10
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Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—•
1.10
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33
45
Jun
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50
4/75
Apr
25
Great Lakes
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12
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32
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-
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4
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44%
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20
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Mar
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43
July
26% Apr
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36
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Fraser Cos Ltd common
'
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100
101
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11% May
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46%
10
29 %
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Jan
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27
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95
23%
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21%
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85
12
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50
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July
115
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July
32
3,545
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13
16%
2,530
2.50
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Jan
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Feb
30
17%
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100
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Jan
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Mar
15%
13
Feb
May
14
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34
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Dominion Stores Ltd
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23
Dominion Steel & Coal
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13
10
19%
30%
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25%
12% Jan
200
21
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Dominion Foundries & Steel
Jan
840
6,387
May
13% July
250
19%
*
pfd
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1,370
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July
30
13
20
27%
22
32
14%.
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Jun
13
21% Jan
13% July
7% Feb
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Jan
•
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Massey-Fergusoh
3.50
526
14%
2
Lawrence
July
10% July
110
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80
28
A
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21%
Jan
14%
A
Bros
Apr
2.00
13%
class
Imperial Tobacco
July
6.50
29% July
27
14%
•
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment
80
Jan
33%
class
Bav
Apr
May
15
27
—
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23%
19% May
48
13%
Distillery
Steel
45% Jan
10
July
13
-A
83
80
43% Mar
Feb
\VA
Steinberg's
16
Jan
11%
21
*
preferred'"A——1A
18
July
July
34 %
330
Voting trust Ctfs——A—.
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—,.—.
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Steel
0
Seagrams
17o
675
1.245
13
21%
>
Jun
40%
,
31%
-AAAA
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29% May
64%
40
,13
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100
preferred
Sicks'Breweries
Feb
15
A
—
Williams
14% May
8% Jun
50
26
Sherwin
A
Jan
6%
3,305
♦
Zellerbach
(1956)
770
9-70 Mar
46%
10
common
Crown
Dupuis Freres
113
Mar
83
25
Corbys
Bros
600
10%
...——
Textile
13
8%
17%
5
19%
*
Eaulpment
Glass
350
28%
—•
—
preferred
8
May
6 % May
8
Jan
class
Com common—
5%
16% Mar
31
83
Glass
Preferred
Feb
Jan
4.80 Mar
18%
18%
.—
Bridge
Dominion Coal £»%
13
28%
13
———.——
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343
350
1,325
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100
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Feb
30
8%
•
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27
5%
*
OH Companies common..
Farm
Aur
30
,—
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20
5%
——
5%
1
Corp of Ameirca
295
Jun
8
25
Cellulose—_W•
Locomotive
310
67%
-
.
103%
'
Bhawinigan Water & Power common—*
32
28%
34% Mar
33
AOS
10% May
Jan
21
28% Apr
54% Feb
53
Jan
Jun
,..960
5,021
24%
29%
34 %
1,255
62
Jan
10% Jan
33%
•
64
65
97
26'/a
Jan
12%
40
Cement
8
11%
795
Lawrence
200
64,%
3.235
St Lawrence
10
64%
70
St
10
12%
34
Jun
Feb
26% May
•
104
72%
July
102
10
.,
common
•
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Textile
Lewis
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
23
10
32
.100
——
33
—
7%
preferred
103
common
warrants
Laura
5% %
Jan
225
14%
Rolland Paper class. A_.—A--—
4%%
preferred, A—'————100
Mar
1,305
--
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69%
common
1953 warrants
Class
—1
Gas_——A—
Power——
Jun
21
106
—
10
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
preferred..
$2.00
Jun
Mar
Natural
(A V)
?3
20%
/
40%
10
preferred
Howard
Jan
8%
36%
39%
■
Apr
23 %
*
64%
•
26
Canadian International Power
Preferred
Hudson
Roe
Jan
.
•
70
Husky
Preferred
General
Quebec
Quebec
Jan
19
16%
29%
--
•-*
103
common-
Cottons
&
Mar
July
325
i
26
'28
34 %
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80
106
•
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23 %
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*
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33%
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Donohue
44
53
3,390
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Jan
11
4,125
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
Jan
41
50
19%
Provincial
Jan
41%
21
17%
Powell River
Jan
41
21
19
—-——100
Placer Development ———A_4—1
47
Low
21
—
preferred
Power
Range Since Jan.
High
32%
Page-Hersey
40%
47
May
50% July
Low
Shares
1
Penmans
42
40
•
Du Pont
Jun
Jun
May
10%
•
Dow
43%
81
97
Ontario
6%
for Week
Flour Mills common
——*
Steel Products common
Ogilvie
Pacific Petroleums—.——
•
...
Celanese
Dominion
6% May
39% Jun
10%
•
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Red
Jun
40 y2
•
Canadian
•"7%
Jan
July
100
Breweries
Dominion
33%
77% Jan
89% Jan
875
21
—1
——1•
$1.75 series
Canadian Chemical &
Dome
95
10%
•
common
Canadian British Aluminum
Canadian
Bronze
common
Distillers
Apr
Jan
48%
:
Preferred
Consumers
27%
6,058
Iron Foundries common
Canadian Bank of Commerce
(B
125
95%
4614
Canada
Coghlin
5%
80%
50
Cockshutt
9,662
95%
Preferred
Celanese
6%
95%
—W-'
Canadian
4.80
46%
Canada Cement common
61.30 preferred
1955
Apr
49% Mar
Feb
3.50
100
Building Products
4%4
49
Jan
6%
100
60
Canadian
Jan
45
121
200
39
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone
Brown Company
Canadian
41
49
4.65
42%
60
Canadian
42% Fep
38
,50
Canadian
Apr
Jan
39%
80%
preferred
Canadian
15%
39 V«
112
38
preferred
Canadian
900
8,176
42%
pfd
41% Feb
21
45
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
21
Week's
Last
Sale Price
41%
*
pfd—_
preferred: ■,
Calgary Power
35% Mar
Co,——•
common
preferred
4*4%
5%%
Low
258
60
British Col Elec 4%
4%%
38
49
6%
18
Friday
High
4.50
1
Brazilian Traction Light
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
%
41
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STOCKS
Shares
45
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Bell
Bowater Corp 5% preferred
5%% preferred
Bowater Paper
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
FOR
Sales
Jun
cum
Steel
1st pfd—50
Ltd——
Telephone Corp
St
Industries
Maurice
Shop
&
Southern
Ltd
(1957)
Canada
Power
Mountain
Oil
Pine
Westeel
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Mining and
Oil
*
1
34c
1
Ltd
Anacon
Lead Mines Ltd
Anthonian Mining Corp
Arno
Mines
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron
85c
Jan
15% July
133
Jun
31%
Jan
42% July
391/4
Feb
43
73.%
14.216
'
155
1.200
•
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.
Jun
40% Mar
73% July
66
83
•
82
5%
,
Jan
4.50
Jun
Apr
8"%
Jan
11% July
7% May
13%
Feb
-
300
50
Ltd
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Aull Metal Mines Ltd
•
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl
A
1
Baker Talc Ltd
1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
25
35c
225,800
5C
7%c
12,500
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50c
2,500
42c
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12c
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6%c
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6%c
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>
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1
Baska Uranium Mines
Bateman Bay Mining
Ltd—
Beatrice
Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Bellechasse Mining
Corp Ltd
Mines Ltd
Bonnyville Oil & Refining
Corp
Bornite Copper Corp
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd—
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
33c-
11c
Apr
68c
Feb
2,000
6%c Jan
17c
Jun
22,500
3%c Jan
S%c July
8%e Mar
July
Jun
6c
2.000
2c
July
18c
59,500
6c
Jan
18c
9.85
150
Feb
10%
■30c
35c
107.300
20c
May
38c
July
6c
2,500
3c
Jan
6c
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1.45
July
•<
7.10
July
Jun
1.20
40c
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1.45
4.300
40c
a25c
300
21c
Mar
21c
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20c
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36c
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Belle-Chibougamau
Jan
25
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120
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Mines
4214 '
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Feb
9% May
56
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20
10% July
116% May
Feb
7%
50c
27-% May
Jan
3,565
17%
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500
4,920
Jan
July
12%
43
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——
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1
Feb
May
3.65 Jun
43
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Alscope Exploration Ltd
Barnat
70c
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131" 131
41%*
65
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partic 2nd pfd——50
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15,100
35c
May
55c
Jun
4
9c,
lie
9c
Mar
Mar
Jun
7.000
6c
Jan
lie
Apr
-1
17c
15p
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6,900
12c
Jan
23c
Mar
^1
13%c
12c
16c
39,700
7c
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24C
1
May
9c
9c
9c
11,000
8c
July
17 %C
Jan
10c
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10.700
11c
Jan
1
7c.
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812c July
Number 5761
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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CANADIAN MARKETS
'
■'
RANGE
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•
•
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Cable Mines & Oils Ltd
Calalta. Petroleums Ltd
1
—
Ltd
1
Canada
Southern
Petroleum
Atlantic
Oil
Devonian
Canadian
Co
Homestead
Canadian
—1
Ltd
Petrol
Canadian
Ltd
Ltd
•
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Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
Caviar
Asbestos
Corp
Central-Del Rio Oils
Mines
Consolidated
Class
B
Denison
Consolidated
Continental
;
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Ltd
2,100
12c
Jun
21c
Jan
9c
13,200
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Jun
33c
Jan
Acme
74c
July
49c
74c
105,207
-
5c
5c
21,700
>;
?3c
5c
12,500
8.00
8.65
900
5.40
8.80
9.40
22,540
6.20
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16,500
50c
60c
15,500
7,700
1
60c
30c
400
1
200
50c
62c
13,600
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Ltd.. .1
16c
Donalda Mines Ltd—
—i
9c
13c
July
Fab Metal Mines
1
Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration I110—
Fatima
Uranium
76c
1.07
2.18
!
14c
11,000
13,500
500
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72c
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1
lie
6c
Futurity Oils Ltd-,—
*
60c
•
-
7
I6V2 May
Mar
26c
July
Feb
3.10
5%
83c
May
8c
Jim
13c
May
July
11c
51c
Mar
77c
Jun
8,000
3c
Jan
6c
Jail
1.75
Feb
He
37,500
5VaC Jan
13c
Jan
60c
16,300
39c
Feb
64c
Jan
12%
4,000
70c
192,898
65c
70c
58c
52c
60c
6,750
1.75
17
—
—
General
Class
Ventures
Ltd
Petroleums
Canada
of
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1
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Headway Red Lake Gold.Mines LtdLtd-
Indian Lake Mines Ltd
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Kerr-Addison
Kontikk Lead
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'
550
13 Va
Jan
19%
i
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6c
93,600
2 VaC
Jan
9c
July
48c
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8c
—
8c
.
39c
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"5c.
10'7c
1
2
-2—2-1
20
3.50
33c
78c
July
Jun
25
Jan
Jun
27
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--
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Atlantic
May
Atlas
4d
9c
Jan
8c
July
Mar
16c
Jan
Ma'ritHnes
Ltd—2——1
Mining Corp
Exploration
Marpic
Ltd
:
Merrill Island Mining
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau
Mill
City
Petroleums
'
_2
Ltd
New Formaque Mines
New
.Jack
Mines
Hosco
Lake
Ltd-
Aubelle
&
Oils
New Santiago Mines
Ltd—1
Ltd,
.50c
Ltd—
1
North American Rare
Jun
Class
65c
Jan
May
25c
9c
12c
Ltd—
Mines
Partridge Canadian
Paurfasht
Lake
._2_1
Ltd—
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
Mining Corp
!___
Perron Gold Mines Ltd—22—
..
222—1
1
Mines
of
B
Ltd.—
C
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd——
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
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Producers
:
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2,000
3c
Apr
1,10
4.000
8 lie
Jan
10c
13c
-
7
I3V2C May
,
30c
1.06
Feb
Quebec
Ascot
Copper
Quebec
Corp
Chibougamau
Cobalt
7c
July
15c
Jun
14c
9c
.
a50c
29c
9,250
■7 :
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300
49c
July
j„ -5,000
14c
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15%C July
21c
_2
1.55
39c
Feb
July
Ltd
21.250
27c
6c
3,400
24.700
Feb
59Q
Jan
1.15 Apr
4,900
13c
200
.8.60,. 8.65
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2'5c
22c
,
j
,
5.90
Mar
Feb
18c
Mar
1.30
July
1.58
Feb
30c
23% Jun
49
24c
15c
20c
17,200
July
60c
175/2c 18%c
23,500
15c
Jan
35c
Jan
1,950
64c
May
860
Mar
140c
Apr
9.10
Jun
77,000
10c
Apr
29c
July
2,000
;
-
16c
Jun
29c
Jan
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Sapphire
Gold
Petroleums
Sherritt-Gordon
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Mines
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7
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Bell
Bibis
500
26c
July
26C
500
70c
23c
May
42c
July
12c
Jan
24o
Jun
29
30
355
20 Va
Feb
31
4c
5c
26,000
14c 15 %c
13,975
200
1.50
6c
9,200
2c
1.27
July
1.60
Jun
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Jan
6c
Jan
93,000
5c
Feb
18c
July
10c
Jan
57c
Mar
2?65
2.70
1,700
Feb
2.76 May
2
.
2.6 c
1.5Q'
2.44
13
May
26c
July
Bouzan
34c
Jan
57c
July
3,000
6 V>c Mar
)7c
7c
4.25
4,30
2.,,,4c
5c
•
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4c
1,150
-
4.25 July
15.000
22c
20q.
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Valor Lithium Mines Ltd
1
Ventures
Ltd
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Mines
Virginia
Mining
Weedon
Pyrite &
Wendell
Mineral
Ltd_
West
West M&ygill Gas &
Westville Mines Ltd
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Jan
Bowater
6.00
Jan
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5Vis%
for
lootnotes
see
page
44.
16 %
15
7c
35,500
May
7c
Jan
19% c May
2.25 Jan
1.60 Apr
8V4 Jan
9% Apr
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109% Apr
3.90 Jan
6.00 Apr
95
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5
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17 %c Mar
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6c
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8c
21c
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6c
33c
Jan
Apr
4c
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16c
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2.55 May
Jan
1.93
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1.75
—
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Feb
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4.55
6c
60%
60%
62%
345
1.20
1.14
1.45
1,065,433
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Amer
63c
May
18c
Feb
4 (/o
11 Va Mar
Feb
5%
30c
Mar
5c
May
13c
Jan
13c
Jan
24c
May
1.000
6c
6,000
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1.17
21c
21C
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1.65
40
1.17
21'/2
200
Apr
Apr
July
Jan
1.16 May
Jan
Jun
2.64
Feb
10c
Jan
1.80 July
29
July
1.24 May
21c
4,500
1 fir
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34c
Feb
22c
22c
1,000
18c
Mar
26c
Jun
3c
37c
4,500
72c
80c
1.88
1.88
,
2VaC Jan
61c
6,000
1,000
1.80
1.80
300
77c
10c
3,000
30c
35c
8,000
1.75
Jan
Jun
5V2C
85c
1.80
July
5c
Jan
17c
Mar
1.80
55c
May
30c
Feb
12c
Jan
30c
Jun
5c
Jun
22c
26c
86,600
6%c
8c
5,000
38%
75
20%
150
24,800
19c
25c
4.05
225
46c
53c
12,200
Apr
Jan
10c
34% May
41% Jan
15
Apr
21
July
Jan
28c
Apr
17 %c
3.55
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4.23 Jan
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1.07 Mar
17%
Jan
28% Jun
86c
Feb
1.55
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3.00 May
39%
Jan
42% Feb
53c
Jan
46c
26
27
270
1.01
1.10
39,685
1.75
1.75
20
41%
41 Va
41%
93c
1.02
11,300
14c
18c
56,771
18c
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7c
7c
1,500
4c
Jan
8c
May
99c
1.03
15,000
85c
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1.35
10c
30c
10c
July
16c
19c
9c
Jan
28c
July
22c
20c
Jan
33c
.Jun
.
15c
99c
1.30
Jan
10,931
2,850
14,000
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1.25 Mar
Jan
Jan
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11
10
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July
12
Jun
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43
43
45
33
34
Feb
45
July
6c
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6c
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8c
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10c
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9c
4,000
6c
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14 %c July
8%C
9 Vac
11,500
7c
Jan
i7%c
56c
93,600
60c
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Jan
1
50c
48c
35c
Apr
45
44
45
180
41
Jan
45 Va May
49
49
49
26 6
42%
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50
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4.50
4.50
200
8%c
8c
10c
83,833
5.40
5.75
4,500
6'A
6%
14,174
20 Va
25
4.50
3.50
Jan
Jun
4.50 Jun
Jan
Jun
16c
4.30
Jan
6.45 May
5%
Apr
265
19 Va
Feb
21'A May
100
17%
Feb
27
7c
67/s
Jan
July
2.20 Jun
1.83
1.95
5,750
1.35
Jan
39%
42%
15,094
33%
Jan
79 Vt
79 V4
30
77
Jan
46%
46%
46 %
95
42
Jan
94 %
94
95
220
88
Jan
49 %
49%
50%
480
44 Va Mar
51
May
Mar
48
Mar
53
July
.100
43 Va
Jun
Class
Bruck
Mills
class
52%
460
10%
10%
2,345
Jan
12 V*
Feb
12 %
300
12
Jan
13
Jan
12
12
200
11
Jan
13
Jan
3,045
July
8%
40 %
40 V4
41
36%
Apr
42
.25
41
40%
41V*
552
38 Vz
Jan
44% Mar
58c
57c
60c
6,700
46 %c
Apr
65c
Jun
10%
10%
11
3,722
9 Va
Jan
13
Jun
5>/4
5 Vt
100
4% Mar
1.80 July
•
Telephone
Mines
Company
Class
*
A
1.80
B
\
Mine3
5c
1.80
100
5c
5%C
6,000
4c
July
Apr
Mines
1
7c
7 VaC
5,000
5o
Brunswick
Mining
1
2.70
2.80
4,350
1.95
Buffadison
Gold
Brunsman
&
Smelting—
Buffalo
Building
Bunker
Red
Lake-
—
.1
Ext
2.20
7%r
Jun
8c
May
11c
8c
12,500
5c
Jan
92c
8,500
73c
Mar
8c
9c
20,000
4%c
Jan
12c
May
3934
8c
41
255
35%
Jan
11c 12 V'2c
23,500
1.34 May
42
Mar
6%cMay
16c
July
Max*
Jun
July
Burlington
12
12
12%
335
Apr
13
July
14
13%
14
1,651
10V*
Jan
15
Burns
7%
7%
200
6%
Apr
Burrard Dry
Dock class A
Tan
3.25
11V4
July
Jun
7%c July
7c
1
Products
Hill
Jan
6% May
88c
1
—
Buffalo Ankerite
Jun
Feb
,_1
Columbia
Brunhurst
46 Va
-1
Columbia Power
British
Reef
81 Va May
97
52
10%
—___
British
Brown
•
*
B,
-
12 V*
—50
preferred
5 V2 %
May
1.88 July
11c
Jan
83c
May
4.00
Columbia Packers class A.
26,200
20c
Jan
15c
—50
preferred
Columbia Forest Products-
8c
10c
51c
.100
—-
British
25c
5,300
6,600
6,515
19c
Co
British
2.35
Jun
-50
Electric
Jan
8c
1.45 July
"
1.90
Mar
20c
62% July
42% '
July
7.50
Jan
Jan
1.75
Oil
preferred
preferred
4% lh
Jan
51
19c
78c
25
preferred
4Vi%
Apr
5.00
July
47%
22c
lGc
20
16c
700
24c
12 %c Feb
Jan
21c
6%
15c
6.55
July
2.24 May
75c
•
common
Columbia
British
1.26
24
1.05
common
35c
133.
Feb.
25
Jan
1.15
72.10
II
38'A
25c
G) common
Britalta Petroleum
2.33
20c
80c
6%c Jan
(T
May
2.25
.
13Vac Apr
2,000
3,766
5.40
Jan
6.40
3c
20,410
8c
_1
—
Mar
45,000
1.58 May
7
-50
Paper
Bright
1.00 July
39,504
Jan
47%
19c
8c
#
—
May
6c
21
May
10% Jun
Jan
21% May
46%
19c
-1
8c
10c
24c
7.05
9c
—1
———
8c
a
7,600
16% July
Jan
46%
11
13c
10c"
2.20
Apr
5c
—1
8.500
5Vac
100
24
lO'A
22c
12.100
-
4,860
•7* 285
22%
9.10
Jun
17
16c
27,500
45c
10 Va
24 VS
22%
37'/a.
1
12c
38c
5%c
1.95
9.70
24 Va
22 %
1
26c
a
1
*-
26c
-6O0
Gold Mines
Tank
3.90
7c
13% Feb
26
-13c
1.17
—III
16%
May
53
1
12c
*
Ltd
315
47
1
preferred
Bridge &
a—
2,000
__i
Mines
4,800
46c
107 c
43c
1.25
Oil Ltd
91,100
22% July
Jan
Jan
-50
Jan
9VaC Jan
«
10c
'
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
84,900
12c
21c
""
pfd
July
'
•
Westqurne Oil Co Ltd^
16,500
16c
2.38
7c
20c
Copper Corp Ltd—1
Products
41.133
8c
14c
16%
A_
Ltd
Corp 5%
6c
2,500
17c
Jun
82c
58c
.-
12c
1
Corp..
25c
20c
100
1G
•
——
Gold
Jun
1.000
17c
1
;
22,000
10c
•
———.
Apr
60c
.
1
Ltd
common—
3c
400
60c
;_=>
:
Ltd
2.836
8c
Jan
41
43 %
14
20c
57c
2.000
3,500
2,450
1
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
19%
8c
2.21
16%
Mines
Traction
4.00
1
»
6
18%
11c
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
1.95
Broulan
>
356
2.25
Mines-
Brazilian
a85c
3.95 '
^
4.00
Ltd——1
Corp Ltd—
4.60
6
Bralorne Mines
5c
12 7c
Ltd—
330
1
Jan
65c
•
Oils
5,600
1.26 May
-28
Jun
5C
,
1
United
3,400
8%
8%
*
Corp
.6c
a85c
5c
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
United Asbestos
1.81
8%
1.81
Mines
29c
265c
—
Tazin
——1
1.80
'lioc
mil
Feb
16c
200
Mines
12,100
Mines
July
14,500
1,300
Ltd
14c
—1
Mines
Bowater
1.50 July
1.00
Consolidated
11c
14c
Gold Mines
Bonville
Bordulac
3,500
1.00
Mines
2
55
8c
—
Ribbon
9,800
2.15
Trojan
3,332
52%
21c
Freferred
4,000
1.00
Trebor
May
Mar
45 %
Mines
26c
I
Ltd
25c
54c
6%c
Quebec
Bay
48c
9.55
Mines
July
2,610
48,150
Mines—
Uranium
1.80
2 45c
2.25
Tib Exploration Ltd—2———1
Titan Petroleum Cora
1
Jan
49c
49C
22%
Jun
Jan
60
32c
1.15
common.-;—
Power & Paper class
Yukon
Black
133,750
9.45
72—1
,
Jan
12c
42c
22
Warrants
Jan
July
17c
9.55
Ltd—
3%c Jan
l.OO
52%
Mines
Bidcop
-
2.15
Mines
53% Jun
Jan
1,400
4.50
Telephone
Bicroft
1
Sunloch.
48 %
July
11% Jan
Feb
18,548
45 %
common
Bros
Bevcon
May
July
1
:
8.25
23c
19 Vt
Bethlehem Copper
35c
5 .C
1
Mines Ltd—
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
95
•
Feb
680,
26o
13%c Jan
37 c
._25c
Mines
Belleterre
Feb
26c
1
Steep Rock Iron
50 'A
52 V2
Belcher Mining Corp
15c
1.50
1
Ltd——
350
45 V2
Beaver Lumber Co common
500
1.00
'
48c
.
72,750
10
—50
v
Beatty
22c
'
Ltd—
8,265
22c
22 Vt
—
Beattie Duquesne —:
May
48c
l
—
53c
20%
82c
'
Crest
Feb
May
Feb
21c
i——--
Bathurst
Jail
'
—
Red
15c
33c
Mines
Uranium
33c
13 c
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Radiore
77c
49c
720
50 y4
Bata Petroleums Ltd.
34.100
26c
-
1.50
1
;_2_1
60c
Jan
" 31% Mar
21c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
>
5 Vo
preferred ———————25
5%%
preferred
25
Banff Oils
50o
Bankeno Mines
*■
Bankfield Cons Mines
1
Bank of Montreal
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
—10
Barnat Mines
1
Barvue Mines
1
62c
1.50
^
t
1
1
.
July
4ic
_1
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd-.
Jun
Jan
Mines
A
22c.-,
.
;
Ltd_l
Ltd-
Jun
25 Va
31% July
21% Jan
28c
Jan
15c
Beaucage
"
1.00
1.25
14c
2.65
Goldfields
Exploration
23% May
Apr
Feb
l
!
&
4,834
2,250
11,999
9.80
—
Bouscadillac
Quebec
May
Apr
July
36c
—50
Baska
Jan
Jun
Mar
3c
41c
Ltd--—
Jun
7.55
4.15
20
27%
99% 100 V4
Electric
Auto
52c
_2
,7-
•99%
45 %
—
Barymin Exploration
Base Metals Mining
9c
21)00
1
Jan
42 c
July
4c.
_Jv c-
_2
-
1.06 July
Jan
1.46 May
17.500
lie 127c
.
52c
2,
9c
Feb
July
53,500
24c
,
6.65
"9.500
p;: 22Pi
J
July
14c
F'el)
10c
^41,20
-
;
4c
29,600
7 200
Apr
12c
a50c-
7,
47,000
.
1.06
6c
Apr
2.75 July
Jun
89c
■
Jan
65c
67c
7?9Op
1
1
59.000
* K 2t)c.
1
Pioneer Gold
.734,100
yr, "2'-.,"
22c
r
2
Phillips Oil Co Ltd——22—7.—
9c
4.40
Jun
12c
r5,c
__
1
Pennbec
July
",'2 12 c
" ;.8c"
12c
90c
1
Exploration Ltd—J.
48c
77VicJan
Feb
July
10 c
...
1.20.
^
Opemiska Coprter Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orcharv Uranium
27,150
•
-7c,
2-7
,r
—1
Ltd—:———
53c
13 V.
Feb
,/l-.p8.
».
—2—*___—_Q0e
Opemisea Explorers
34c
iifi.,
_2———2__1
Ltd
9,700
2 .' v8c
v
3.00
Jan
63c
fc
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd .——2_——1.
OkaRa Oils
9.25
1,000
7,000
2.75,
.1
.
ObalskF < 1945)
20'
1,000
-
45c
Apr
10c
4j8o
.^^
Metals—„— I
Norvaiie AJEibes Ltd
2.50
55e
7
5%c
2_1
:
94 %
25%
-1
Mar
"18% May
May
100
,
Mc
97c
„
29 y2- 31%
43c
Jan
22
-
Avillabona
ll%c .2.2 1]0,c
'7 1.06v
Nocana AHnes Ltd-——222—_1
North American Asbestos Corp
96c
Mav
_-
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
Superior Oils of Canada Ltd—1
New Vinray Mines Ltd—
2
1
Mines
Feb
38c
—
New
Amulet
62c
2,100
9c -272
New
New West
9.700
48c
3.50
-
10
17'A July
Jun
12 Va
10%c
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor
Gold Mipes
84c
53c
—20c 2
Ltd
July
99
16
34%c Apr
4c
——————
River
45c
59c
—1 4,
Mines
Uranium
New Pacific Coal
93c
6,033
4,075
510
Mines
27c
—
1 i :
Ltd——2
Jan
18
5,023
50c
Mines
Atlin-Ruffner
3.00
:_i
24%C 24VaC
117 y 117
11%
—1
2-1
Montgary Explorations Ltd—__2—(..
New
Feb
18c
11,457
39c
17
18c
Acceptance
24c
48c
1
Ltd—
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
42c
;
14,500
17 Va
36c
29 Vz
Yellowknife
84c.%' .80c
c_l
Mines
1.120
x
161/B
.
1.00
Steels
Atlas
3.00
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd——*
Mogador
7,7 77.d * 80c
77c
*
—^1
.1:25 7
—5
.
1.60 May
76C
Warrants
Aumacho
Medallion Petroleums Ltd_2—
1.80 May
Jan
23
Debentures
19
4.000
Jan
1.15
17c
17V2C
Associate Artists Prod com
Jan
18,700
1.30
1,500
47%
—-—
Asamera Oil
15
7'u
3,125
1.50
14c
Nepheline
Gold
42c
Jan
1.80
47 Vi
•
9 V2C
9c
Jan
1.75
150
preferred
$2.40
Jan
Jan
7c
22%
Corporation
Feb
5c
6c#
23
Mines
6c
75
Mar
July
14c
Antlies Imperial
25c
1,000
8c
4c
May
47 Vt
4^
Mines
4,000
July
May
260'
Petroleums
36.200
v:
Apr
■j65c
8vb
36c
Argus Corp common
$2V2
preferred _—
July
1.50 May
Vj Jan
18
11c
Jan
May
1.50 May
;
8c
a
al8
.vv
48c
200
630
'30 Vic
31c
Ltd—_—1
Corp
500
24
m
:
3.10
20c
74c
Jan
2.31
4,595 '
American Exploration—
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd_
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Arcan
Jun
1.50
Ltd2i_—^_1
Mines
Goldfield
10,700
'
48c
._ii
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Louvicourt
200
33c
Jan
6.00
Anglo
Area
3.25
45c
33c
20%
—.
preferred
7
MinesAmalgamated Rare Ea^th—
Ansil
Jan
,5c
23%
-_5
______1
i
Zinc
9c
16%
^
Mines—
July
'16
6c,
.1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines LtdUranium
5c
4,800
66,200
2U
31V2
—.
common
Cons Resources
Arcadia Nickel
29c
■
30c.
16%
1
Hillcrest, Collieries
7,000
6c
'3.25
w—_i.
Ltd
Haitian Copper Corp Ltd
Iso
C
70c
5.70
Minerals—
4 Va'% preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Anchor
Lid-
Golden Age. Mines Ltd
Gunnar
6Vic
3.75
12% July
20
Apex
Gaspe Oil
Jan
Jun
Jan
99
39c
—.
Steel
Co
29c
July
May
31c
8,000
5.80
Ltd
Jun
13c
"
16%
Oils
Warrants
Roxana
100
Jan
1.50
.
Anacon Lead Mines—
Jan
11,400
3.10
12
60c
Jun
21%
Mar
•
May
2c
-1.02
2.60
5%c
Cons
debentures
American
Jan
17c
20
12 V*
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd_.
2.10 Mar
Mar
55c
'
Alberta Pacific
Aluminium
July
: •9 c ;
•
13c
Gold
Algom Uranium common
Allied
July
8Vac Jan
14,000
7c
1.02
29,600
Voting trust
Alberta Gas Trunk
Aluminum
1.41 May
31c
23c
Explorations
Aigoma
Apr
47c
Jan
14c
200
21c
Algonia Central voting trust—
2.18 July
20c
Mar
11
1,500
"5c
•
*
1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—
20c
20,000
41c
10c 11 Vic
'.
68c
*
19c
1.95
;
10lac May
360
-1.02
7c
Ltd'
3,168
■
4.00
1.14 Apr
19,025
10c
1.02
1
Mines (1945)
14 Ms
-
14,900
!
46c
u
'f,
17c
7: 1.95'
10c
J
Mining Co Ltd
Fontana
75,9 -4
;
20c
16c
13c
Ltd—______1
Mines
V
July
28c
j
■
Mar
Feb
40c
I
Jun
July
Mar
40c
17c
94c
5c
Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Empire Oil & Mineral's Inc
Faraday
5.95
Feb
j-5c
:■
■
Jan vi
7
1,000
'/
j^.1'
;
July
16% Jun
3,500
1.85
Jan
Alberta Distillers common
8c
.
5c
——
Jan
8%c
41c
'
f 55c
Ajax Petroleums
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
Alba
8c
.
83c VL
1
;
Ltd
26c
85
43,975
Mines
Jun
8%c
•
*
<fe
1.00
3.30 Feb
__
i
Mines
16c
July
10'/a Jan.
4.80
•
5
10c
70c
July
14%
"
19
95
7c
69c
July
4.80
•
430
95
7c
1
8.65
-27c
:
20
95
Ltd
Mines
9.40
Jan
High
29^8 July
10% May
Jan
8% July
20
Agnew Surpass Shoe common—
Agnico
July
24%
22 c
Jan
27c
>
6c
50
Oil
&
Jan
65c
1,553
9
—
11c
Janr
29%
9
1
y
Mines
Feb
33c
i
Advocate
28 V4
.100
A
Uranium
Gas
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
9
Preferred
Feb
Shares
28 V4
common-
Jan
-50c
600
r.
Sugar
5V2C
-V 14%
?7c
:
>
Eastern Mining
July
-r~>.7c
-
2.40
Apr
5c
51c
50c
Dome Mines Ltd—
East Sullivan
15c
class
Jun
6.30
2V!icMar
s-ie,
Dolsan Mines Ltd
Ltd
Apr
1.75 Jan
_
Exploration
Atlantic
Acadia
r...
:
_
Acadia
of Prices
Low
Abltlbi Power & Paper common—
2,600
I
Copper R-and Chib Mines Ltd—
Dablon: Mining Corp
6.25 July
3,700
Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Mining
Feb
8.65
1.50
I
1
Ltd
Mines-Ltd
Monpas
ConsoF Quebec
July
16c
1
Mines
Halliwcll
3.80
3.75
6.15
*
warrants—
Consolidated
GOO
—75c
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Par
6.00
3.500
9.10
*
Ltd
Feb
Jan.
8c
Ltd———*
Lake Mines Ltd
Combined Metals
3.75
2.00
5c
_
4c
1,550
15c
3e
Ltd—;
Feb
9,500
3.80
57c
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
1.94
1
Exchange
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Last
STOCKS
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^
1
Jaculet' Ltd-
Chibougamau
Cbipman
__
Mines
Jun
9c
Friday
July
27n 4
6.25
__
Ltd—__1
•
Gold
88c
Feb
5.85/
1
Explorations Ltd
Canorama
34V.C July
May
17:<4
July
3.80 July
>
2.00
1.
-
Feb*
59b
75
6.005190
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Toronto Stock
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
.3.80
?
__
1,000
5c
i
18
High
5.70
5.10
*
6.05
2
Lithium
Oils
5.70
2od
29,500
80c
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5c
,
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r.
,
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
30c 34%e
a24%
a25
'
ENDED
Sales
Shares
High
80c
*
.
Campbell Cniboueamau Mines Ltd
Canadian
34c
25c
.__
Calgary Ac Edmonton Cor]) Ltd
Mines
Low
f.
WEEK
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
:
Calumet Uranium
Week's
Sale Price
FOR
7%
7% July
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(282)
..
.
Monday, July
21" 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
t
RANGE FOR
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Cabangu
Came
Mines
Oils
——25c
Bread
Preferred
Canada
Oil
Canada
775
627b
Jan
73
Jun
Consumers Gas
97
Jan
105
July
104
155
34,137
1,825
*
3.30
3.30
3.30
25
common
•
34
32%
34
1,807
25
20
28%
28' it
a
194
27
10
28%
28
28%
370
25
97
98
130
92
May
184
184
10
125
Jan
59%
601 it
170
25'
s
25%
50
2.15
2.25
1,910
1.08
1.10
900
70c
100
__
10
—
J*
-26
Lands
60 7«
*
•
—
2.15
1.10
—
class
A.
—*
28'
3.95 Feb
6.15
5.15
8.90 May
3,50 May
2.75
Jan
Feb
Jun
Jan
34
Jan
297b Jun
Jan
30
July
J mi
987b Mar
Consolidated
Class
50% Feb
61
Jun
Cournor
25% July
2.50 Jun
Cree
of
45
225
34
Feb
4471s
1,340
34
Feb
95
95
15
80
Jan
July
44% JulyOS
July
95
95
110
88
Jan
97
Crown
65c
94c
2,900
55c
Juu
3.80
1,376
Wire
&
class
Cable
Astoria
•
1
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
32
14
77be
Jan
39%
2,567
5c
Jun
147b
Apr
97bc Jan
Mar
25% Jan
14%
13?a
5%
13-7 is
Pete
•
1"
57 it
July
327b Juiy
16% Apr
3.60
Jan
1,205
.
•
.
13
May
.1,025
13
Feb
157b May
167b Mar
4.75 Mar
6% May
690
Collieries
Preferred
1.00
1.07
18,600
4.75
3
common—
4.80
3,537
80c
Apr
~——1
__
Canadian
Canadian
Curtis
Wright
Devonian Petroleum
1.13
Jan
4.90
Jan
5.75
6.15
20 5it
21%
78c
75c
Oil
Food
Products
Canadian
Food
Products
*
common
Canadian
Husky
Warrants
Crest
4,630
2,200
6% Apr
77b May
77 b
300
6%. Jun
7% May
2.29
2.11
2.30
9,665
3.75
3.75
Malartic
North
7
Jan
80
37
Feb
487b July
•
17%
17 7 is
Oil
Cos
■
177a
1,335
16
Jan
18
3Hc
3,350
30c
Apr
55c
Jan
2.00
6,890
14
12 3 4
1474
10,062
7,10
7.85
8
8%
*
177*
1774
1774
10
35c
45c
44,000
19c
18c
25c
7,431
14c
■
—
32c
28:!
4,275
I,366
Vickers
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4</o
5 7b %
preferred
Jun
Apr
297b July
30
977b
Jan
103 7b May
5.50 Mar
11% July
117s
1,150
13,140
26
87isc
10c
II,700
110
110
50
,4
95
*
27
12 3 4
20%
95
81
92
Mar
100
May-
21
Feb
30
May
13% July
20
May
16
Jan
217b
Jun.
20 7 is
2
55
2.10
2.50
54,261
50
50
75
20 7
75c
2.50 July
Apr
44
Mar
1.35
1.35
500
85c
20c
20c
20c
1,500
12c
Jan
19c
18c
19c
53
May
*
Oc
1
1
Ltd
•
Quartz
Corp
22c
38,633
163,866
14c
May
1.50 May
25c
May
237bc Jun
Apr
20c
24c
I-29
1.25
1.34
50c
54c
3,275
50c
Apr
95c
Jan
13c
13c 107isc
25,500
9c
Jan
21c
Feb
50c
Jan
84c
May
—1
15c
35,123
74c
74c
8.15
5,045
Cayzor Athabaska
Central
Ltd
*
3.75
3.75
3.75
9.10
8.70
9.35
1
84c
84c
90c
Central Porcupine
Charter Oil
1
30c
"
Mines
34<i
1,92
Jun
2.05 Jan
G 7 be
7c
10,700
6c
Jftn
12c
Jan
18c
3,000
16c
Apr
22c
Jan
1
157L-C
16c
54c
50c
58c
70c
75
60c
70c
51c
Cockshutt Fann
6,000
;
10c
20,925
31c
May
3,250
50c
Jan
40c
Jan
51c
Equip
260
46
125
2.35
2.60
13,500
12%
2.35
12,100
2.45
46
46
56c
2.45
——2
•
Yellowknife
Mines
3,500
31c
31c
34c
76,900
77bc
Gibe
•
Petroleum
8c
76,000
12
-—10
158 74
100
482
2.50
60c
*
32c
32c
32c
28c
26c 287'aC
2,625
_
Con
Key Mines
Conro Development
1
Allenbee
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Consolidated Calliman Flin
Consolidated
Central
Consolidated
Demson
9c
5,000
10c
8 7 be
10c
4,300
13c
12c
14c
12,100
*
•
Cadillac
—
Mines
8c
Warrants
-
1
Horn
Consolidated Gillies Lake—._
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Deldona Gold
-1
Distillers
Dome
Consolidated
footnotes
see
525
14,150
15c
18c
3,500
14c
63,666
10c
50c
54u
1.49
287b
28%
14
15%
2,377
107a
11%
28Vis
14%
117»,
*
227b
—
—
Dominion Steel
Dominion
July
July
30c
common—•
6s Chemical
Dominion Tar
Preferred—
common
97
16c
Donncli
&
*
19c
,
Z
100
25
July
21
25
10^
Feb
Jun
31% July
1017b
Jun
25
July
11%
9 % Jan
125
7b May
,11% May
24
237b Jan
850
21
29% Jun
.'.,16
"
Jan
20%
July
July
,67c
Jun
? 1.62 May
^ ^
257b Jan
140
Feb
25c
Jan
:.,7.70 Jan
3,213
69
Donalda Mines
t
,
22%
25
--
3,607
Feb
37c
;
Jan
317b
10
217b
23.50
*
-
Textile
Dominion
2.85
,
Jan
30
21
72
12%
*
*
& Coal common
Stores
•
96c'
21%.
25
*
Magnesium
77bC/
'
100% 100%
~~
—
Dominion
Jan
18 74
Jan
73%
2.880
50
Jan
1274
13
4,685
10
Jan
13 7b May
21%
8%
217b
400
19%
Feb
22
9
705
7 7a
Feb
20c
144,(500
8c
Jan
13
/2c
„
23% Jun
737b July
May
9% Apr
257bc July
Mudge—
Co Ltd
71c
71c
200
60c
I
17c
16c
20c
16,20o
11c
Apr
25c
Duvex Oils & Minerals
—1
13c
11c
14c
160,700
7c
Mai-
17c
July
July
17c
July
Duvau
Copper
67bc Apr
7TbC Jan
7c
500
107b
3.10
2.30
10c
Feb
Mar
—.
Feb
1.05
Jan
Jan
8c
9c
3,000
20c
24c
40,500
66c
666,025
25c
35c
1,720
11,500
19c
40c
40c
42c
2,529
4.00
3.85
4.00
14,958
B
19
19%
6,747
1.55
Feb
Apr
Mar
1.62 Jan
29c
2.10
Jan
12% July
85c July
3.50 Jan
16%
1607b Jun
35c
Jan
10c
34
347b
845
31
Jan
35
Feb
25
43
25
100
24
Feb
25
Apr
43
75
37
Feb
43
—
—.
ll'/bc
627/2
11c
627b
13c
37,900
63
92
55
May
54
54
54
125
47
Jan
23c
22c
23c
3,500
17c
15c
17c
32,500
26c
Jan
19c
Jan
10c
v
26
25
267b
*
—1
18%
16%
18%
16
1.01
167b
Federal Grain
Federal
45c
Jan
Ford
Canada
ol
Fraser
French
class
Jan
Mar
Ltd
Power
48,775
97c
43c
47c
1,995
41c
6.20
6.45
3,100
39
:
—
2.000
3,920
397b
397b
475
"
857b
38%
827b
30c
33%
86%
13%
Jan
972
G67b Jan
88%
1,385
12% Jun
13% July
12c
43,700
27
267b
27%
730
227b
90
90
100
90
8.25
8.30
1,070
1.71
1.80
10,105
75
75
36
5.00
75
—,
•
1.71
5.00
4.80
337 b
337b
34
13%
137b
6%
14%
7
4.80
16
16
16%
54%
5G7b
27
7.95
758
30,428
8
39%
3.50
3.75
300
3.05 May
3.25
3.25
3.30
2,300
__
30
35
2,75 Jan
27% May
—
7%
7%
100
5% Jan
10 Vbc Jan
,
%
1
100'"'.
4.05
July
May
Jun
$2.50
Bousquet
Gulf
15c
17c
24,925
34c
40c
4,200
27c
Jan
12c
12c
1,000
9c
Jan
147bc Mar
5.35
5.25
6.00
1,952
4.25 Jau
26c
35c
24,400
7.05 May
2.10 Apr
2,250
49c
Jan
75c
Mar
44c
4c
Jan
14c
40c
July
July
7,600
24c
Jan
45c
Jun
8,000
5c
8c
Feb
97hc Jan
12c
8 Vbc
14c
May
May
666
9,351
Jan
Jun
26c
July
12c
14c
4,024
5c
May
17c
—
16c
16c
2,000
14c
Jan
21c
Jan
77be
77be
9c
13,000
5c
Jan
12c
May
31c
30c
35c
26c
Jun
38c
July
31c
31c
42c
15,400
278,900
150
150
150
50
49
49
49
30
.
77bcMay "
135
.
Z
68c
1
—
97bc
—
6
6
87bc
6.00
20c
500
11c
6.00
21c
32c
July
151
May
49
July
7c
100 *
Jan
preferred
Gas
preferred
B
3.125
18c
July
1
1.37
1.35
1.40
3,450
92c
Feb
•
Mines
297b
297b
29%
265
—
25
—
\25
25%
77b
77b
7%
41
3.70
41
3.75
40
300
-
41
41
41%
90
3*P3
3.10
1.055
17%
18%
1,680
169,950
.-50
warrants
—
1
18%
21c
•
20c
24c'
4.40
39 7 b
Jan
48
2.25 Jan
15
107b
10%
1,250
16c
20c
50,500
87bc
1
-
8c
7c
9c
10,500
7c
I
16%
16
177it
25,387
8.15
8.00
8.40
15,500
common
2.00
2.00
10c
Gold
Brass
common
1
•
•
Hallnor Mines
1
Halmon
1
Mining
Cotton
Carpets
Gold
Rock
8c
347b
—
70c
520
19%
2.00
2.00
300
69c
79c
23,150
*
15
15
*
77b
7
77b
I
97bc
97bc
lie
11,500
15
*
Jun
28c
July
11
21c
Apr
July
Jan
13c
Jan
19% Jun
Jan
8.60
Anr
2.25
Jan
2.00 Feb
Jan
4 7bc
Jan
Jan
12c
July
35% May
Apr
20
16
1.70 Jan
49c
525
Mines
Feb
Apr
207b
27
100
common
Jun
3.50
5.70
41,800
357b
Jan
July
12%
100
8c
347a
19%
*
Jau
167*bc Apr
107b Mar
107b
Lake
Jan
Jun
Mar
8% May
41
J an
197bc
Products
Jan
3.00
1
Mines
Jun
Apr
Mines
Lead
1.52
257b Jun
6 7b
36
•
—
49c
34
Ltd
Mines
Hamilton
6.60 Jun
25
1,650
41
3.70
———————————
DevelopUranium
Harding
117bc July
27% Jan,
75
'
50
common
-
Gypsum Lime & Alab
Hard
77b Jan
Mar
4.00 Feb
t
•
Warrants
Hahn
July
Feb
6
7,500
*
July
45 7b Mar
Feb
,16c
10c
July
14c
_5
Plains
Gurney
8,633
12c
19c
40c
32c
*
Gold
preferred
Gunnar
Jun
16c
*
common
Mines
Warrants
Gulch
Jan
July
12c
1
Canada
Consolidated
Gwillim
59,100
12c
"
87b
34c
:
50
Uranium
Mackay class A
Granby
1.82 July
8c
9 7 be
4.00 Jun
3.80
35
1
Mines
preferred
207b July
36c
10c
Jan
1
Manitou
Graham
May
39% July
1
Greyhawk
Greyhound Lines
7c
1
65
1
Gold
July
2.55 Jun
34c
1
7.00 Jun
18 7b-
>
53% May
'32% Feb
1
95c
30c
Apr
35 7b May
15.
Jun
1
Great
39c
7c
Apr
6% Jan
Jun
38%
*
Mines
May
33c
5Ibe
2.25 May
Jan
3,75
Apr
15
-
Apr
7
25
Feb
87bc
Jan
.
Apr
78-
July
39%
■
•
9.00 Feb
'
Jan
Jan
Jun
277b July
94
1
-
Mines
July
—1
—
V
Jan
July
4.90 Jan
370
.
Jun
12c
7.00 Jan
310
5G7ii
Jan
1.18 Jan
63
4,445
7
5c
2,360
1
•
Mining
Uranium
Gordon
Jan
Jun
417b July
137b
*
Yellowknife Gold Mines
9c
:
1
July
13c
Jan
1
com
Prospj
35c
2,920
1
41
62c
13
lat
—
Mine
Goodyear Tire
Feb
Feb
7.20-May
,
5Vbc Apr
Jan
—1
Eagle
1.78
80c
Jan
10c
1
Giant
Golden
Jun
Mar
10c
—1
-
—
Goldfields
26
175
*
-
-
—
Mascot
4 r/o
39
54c
•
-
Products Mfg class ASteel Wai;cs common
Mines Ltd^—.
Scientific
Gold
5.00
87bc
*
—
Giant
Glenn
1.12
8c
100
common
Motors
Goldale
Jan
50c
-
—
Bakeries
Glacier
May
19
1 03
43c
—100
-—10
A
Genex
Jun
19
Apr
20c
Co
General Development
General Dynamics
Geo
28
14%
38 7b
——
-
Mines Ltd-
General
Apr
14 7b Jan
*
A
common
Trailer
Gatlncau
Geco
General
21
.
—
common
Debentures
Fruehauf
1,515
1,480
54c
Ltd
J»
Pete
5,487
19
-—•
new
preferred
preferred
-
(A
Froblsher
Class
19,750
*
Feb
24c
IB
Companies
Freiman
Jun
60c
May
Feb
Jan
1
Mines
Francoeur
80c
67c
Mar
Jan
12c
—•
-
tU S)
Foundation Co
$2.80
24c
1.13
18c
63
Jan
Jun
35c
6.30
•
class A
Ford Motor Co
July
Jan
May
July
1
Kirkland
Fleet Manufacturing
20c
1.55
17c
1.02
38c
;
21 Vbc
25o
Warrants
Grandroy
32c
Jun
Jun
55
—1
Fargo Oils Ltd
Jan
38c
Jan
34
Jan
9c
11 Vbc May
19c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jun
35,700
6,000
Canadian
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Power
Jan
48c
87c
Nickel
Fnlconbrldge
Northern
29c
Jan
Mar
33c
Fanny
Lakes
48c
15c
30c
80c
Famous Players
Great
3,560
Mar
18,866
31c
Explorers Alliance
Great
11,650
7c
41c
8lie
-
Jun
66c
73,392
39c
May
1
Corp
Jun
58c
87bc
40c
d-.
10
—.——25
Equitable Life Insurance
6.00
Jan
7c
1
Sol Mining Ltd
Empire Life Insurance—
3.30
45c
2.15
77bc
31c
El
Jan
40c
19 3
9c
1.80 July
1.40
1
Mines
Eureka
1.30 Mai-
2,110
—~——1
Mines
Jan
9,000
2.30
Elder
Eld rich
67bc Mai-
17,020
*
*
common
Paper
13,515
6,400
30c
Paper
421,300
1.78
1.95
10
Trust—
Investment
Match Co
Eddy
Eddy
17c
1.53
1.90
'
Ltd.
SmelUnv
&
Lakes
29c
50c
Minimi
Economic
14c
1.58
1.95
1
Great
4.95
2.05
Eastern
16c
1
1
——.———
Eastern Metals
Granduc
3.20
58c
1
Jun
24c
31c
Mines
Jan
4.40
2.20
Mines—
Sullivan
Jun
3.05
5 VaC
167bc
Malartic
8c
Jan
4.80
22c
Amphi Gold
East
East
16%
5 Vbc Jan
3.05
22c
Feb
Jan
17,661
'
19 Vbc
477bc Jan
Jan
77bc
60c
14 7a July
36c
July
95c
157b
16,262
,3.15 May
35c
»
East
Class
60c
21c
^ 46crj Apy
f
34,234
2,860
1,735
3174
Bnoge
.
1.35
Preferred
General
Feb
21c
page 44.
Jun
4<>Tb Jun
22 7bc Apr
lOTbc Jun
Foundry & Steel common—*
16°
Dominion Insurance
160
Dominion
July
1.41
Mine
Jun
31
2.50 Jan
35c
52c
2
3.50 Mar
60c
Consolidated Red Poplar
For
2.50
31c
10c
-•
60c
55
21c
Oils
Pershcourt
2.50
15c
1
-2.50
Petroleum
General Petroleum Canada
-2
Con sol Northland Mines
July
12c
43
-
-
1.40
Seagruins
Mines
Dome
General
—
'
34.000
Mar.
6c
' 16% Jan
125:
1
-
Jun
Jan
1
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Peak
11c 12%c
12%c
13c
ll'nn0
8,900
\
25c
—
Oils
Palmer
Devon
Jun
Jan
—1
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
1
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd—.—_1
Consolidated Mlc Mac Oils Ltd—-—•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
•
Consolidated Mogul
1
Consolidated Morrison Explor—.
1
Consolidated
451
1
Mines
Mines
Delnite
—
65c
26c
14c
1
Consolidated Hallivvell
Consolidated Howey Gold
4(j
———1
—
78c
50c
207bc Jan
5 Vbc Jan
77bc
16c
Jan
.
July
Jan
147b
*
7
500
Jun
17c
87
14c
1
Mines
8c
Jan
July
1.75 Apr
14%
1
1
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Iron
8c
•
Mines
Jun
45c
28,400
1
Oil
Bellekeno
10
750
•
Couiagas Mines
!; Coniaurum Mines
157 158 7'a
58c
64c
Jun
107bc Jan
207bc Feb
47bc Mar
171,837
2.00
May
7% Jari
11c
3,045
65c
2.00
2.00
12 %
45c
*
—
Life
Fenlmore
12
*
——— -—
1.80
14G.070
15c
1
Enterprises
Combined Metals
28c
14 7 be
2.25
40
17,890
20c
15c
1
Conner
14 7'b
237L-C
1
Lake Gold Mines
13 7«
1
Cody Reco
Consolidated
7c
1.55 Apr
588,250
7,900
1.18 May
37c
July
177isC
Cochenour Willans
Consolidated
9.35 July
Jun
7c
Mines
:L—
Confederation
4.25 Apr
66c
18c
Chromium Mining & Smelting—
Chrysler
Commonwealth
8.25 May
1
Chib Kayrand Cop Min
Chlboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining 6s Smelting
Coldstream
1.78 Feb
1
Chesterville Mines
Gold
20c
1.77
July
3.50 Apr
6.10 Jan
63,650
2,900
Rio
24c
5.45 Jan
1,500
•
Central Pat Gold
Mar
1.15 Apr
500
7; 95
Del
4(.
Jl®
Jun
120
3.05
^onsol
112
Jan
54c
Gold
Colomac
Jan
1
Asbestos
i. Combined
15c
Jun
225
•
Coin
28
Jan
350
2.1.)
Explorations
Mines
Chlmo
Jan
4.00
Jun
lii
20%
Mines
Cheskirk
Apr
Jan
6c
1.00
27 Vu
"
1
Warrants
'
50c
5,702
—20
—.——
•
July
23%
1.70
100
...
25c
July
27c
pfd—20
:
Canam Copper Co
Candore Exploration
45c
5,076
*
—
Jan
4,758
2.3Q
2071.
26
May
32c
1
Corp
Tire
16
Jun
8% Jun
.1772 Jun
297.t
10 Va
2.10
25
8.35
57b Jan
Jun
32c
10212 1027a
100
4.50 Mar
Feb
28 72
t
—
—
Pacific Railway
14%
Jan
—•
...
2.40
9.55 Mar
8 Vii
■A Canadian
.
Jan
7.50
1
Canadian Western Oil
Canadian Westinghouse
Canadian Williston
1.65
—•
——
—
227b
Feb
32c
Corp common
Canadian Utilities 47b % pfd—
r
Jun
1.92
a
i
warrants
8
35c
common
preferred
3.80 Jun
2.00
Gold—
Canadian Thorium
•
May
150
210
Inca—
1955 warrants
Cariboo
2.50
2.25 July
774
*
Cassiar
Jun
3.75
•
Met
1.96
4871s
Canadian
Can
Jan
48
Canadian Northwest Mines
Captain
49c
774
Canadian Industries common
'
Jun
80c
lOo
——
Canadian
Erin
1.08
Jun
48 \ b
Oil
Canadian
Can
Jun
6.60
—20c
,
Oils
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
22%
15
Apr
1
High
Homestead
Canadian
Jun
774
*
Canadian Gen Securities class A
Canadian
Canadian
i
July
1.65
100
class A
Preferred
1953
78c
Feb
7
—
Canadian Export Gas & Oil—....16%
5%
Jan
5.00 Apr
Jan
500
1
1.35
34,570
21
65c
7 til
Eagle
Canadian
•
2,100
5.95
Warrants
.
2,100
1.55
•
Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
77c
1.50
1-50
.*
Canadian
Canadian
70c
•
4.00
11c
22%
46
Dominion
Canadian
9e
10,ac
-
Mar
2,930
13 l2
9c
He
1
1.60 Mar
—
3271s
u
2.15
4.45 July
2.20 Jan
3.40 Mar
,
July
July
31
5
1.95
1,160
6,760
12
Mines-
13%
Jan
4.35
65c
Deer
13%
Feb
78c
12c
Jail
7% Feb
Jun
*
10c
July
200
32%
•
Jun
55c
206,000
25
& Cellulose
Oc
500
97b
7,460
common—
^-066
90c
32 7.»
Cauaqian Canners class A
Jan
8c
a5c
4.35
—
Jun
317b
Apr
78c
3c
55c
4.20
—
15c
31;!4
6.50
Mar
18% May
117b Feb
Jan
127,935
•
8
10.z July
33c
179,893
Brewis Mining-
2.75
1.05 Feb
16% Apr
23c
Deeoursey
10
July
2.23 July
72c
48c
Jun
450
5,400
14c
18c
50
9
»
2.23
17%
11
Apr
29%c Jun
55c
33c
97b
3.75 Feb
3.25
1.65
l/'a
10.»
-
4014 Jan
9
Jan
20c
—
„,
1,845
3.00
Mar
7c
64c
40c
97b
Mines
14,555
9
loc
4,562
160,143
905
610
57 b
———1
Cusco
6.50
31%
3,'66
Jun
4.10 July
,f;
Daering Explorers
-———T
Daragon Mines —————1
Davis Leather class A
*
Class B
*
4971s
.3-00
100
-8c-
1
Minerals
Crowpat
5.75
*
108
Jan
2.29 Jan
4.40 May
Apr
6Vbc Jun
7VbC Jan
48%
25
104
J ac
5
Zellerbach
6.It-
-—
Apr
34% May
Apr
3c
16
49 Vi
Jan
25
3.0<0
7.50
Jun
13
May
12 7b Apr
350
7c
/ac
4.80 Jan
12
———————
——
20
Canadian British-fAltuniniumc;^-
Canadian Chemical
Canadian Chieftain
27
100
14
-~
7
39
127»
Mar
24,a
-3c
1
Pershinc
Crown Trust
—2
Preferred
Warrants
3.50 Jan
39
127ii
127a
B——*
Minerals
Celanese
3.65
1
12.50
1.16 Jan
/,38b
u/4
,
•
Crestaurum Mines
43' is
75c
3.55
May
90c
Juu
4.85 Jan
,
2.01
44-()
Mar
3-15
31 4
100-B 106%
12c
5oc
^jbcMar
3J,750
5ac
.
95
Croinor
16,762
4,375
9c
July
4 /ac Jan
Hi'nZt
74c
j.H.>
!
High
19c
i
——
-
Canada
Warrants
1.20 Jun
1
Mining
Oil
1o<
70c
5.70
29 ,a
7_ac
1
Mining
•"'owichan
Low
2.M
17%
1
*
Zinc
Lead
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9e
11*
43%
100
5(
.
A
class
i
3-ff5
Imperial
•
...
*
*
;—
Shares
r,l5c
■
166
—
Distillery
Corby
Cosmos
24
48
29
——
Coulee
Mar
8C
71c
5.75
10
Co common
A
Apr
1.50 Mar
1
West Petroleum
Con west
Exploration
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd —
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
190
Fob
17'i7c
1
Basin
Sudburv
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Mines
Consolidated Sannorm
20
Mortgage
Ltd pfd
Preferred
n
70
7.90
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Canada Southern Petroleum—
Canada Steamship Lines com
Canadian
Consolidated
5.70
Safeway
Canadian
Jun
103
Permanent
Canada
27
7.10
B
Canada
89c
Feb
4.90
Packers
Class
Canada
Jan
17%
7.40
Assurance
Warrants
Jan
45c
3,265
5.55
Canada Malting common...
Preferred
;
Canada
12c
29,700
1
—
July
July
54,517
81c
257'»
68 7 b
r—109
—
Life
40c
Rcgcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated
71c
^
70
•
Iron Foundries common
li"on Fdry 47b%
pfd
Jun
25c 34 7 be
25
1
Cement
Canada
55c
Sales
Range
Par
High
Jan
common.
Canada
Canada
Canada
31c
600
23 7b
71c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
57^
preferred
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Low
45c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
,
1
Petroleum
Calalta
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
45c
~u
JULY 18
Sales
of Prices
Low
*
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
2.15
Jun
July
1.04 May
15
Apr
8
14c
May
July
-
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
Hees
Gold
Hinde
100
1.50 Feb
4V2c Jan
Oil
Hugh
10c
July
14,250
48%
2.25
Apr
Jun
20
7%
100
5%
500
2.05 May
.'.
23%
20'/a
826
Feb
30c
49
17c
2.05
23
Jun
6Vic Feb
Jun
39 Vi
48%
23%
July
7%
Jan
Apr
2.05
May
25Vi
'
18%
19%
11,871
Apr
20 Vi May
18%
19*4
3,432
13%
Apr
19% May
33%
34
•
common
34
635
25Vi
Jan
34
V14
41
July
46
Feb
Jun
44 Vi
44%
*
4.25
4.00
4.25
3,330
3.05
Feb
4.65 Mar
•
48 %
46
48%
2,307
39%
Apr
48Vi July
21%
19%
21%
6,073
15 Vi Mar
21% July
15c
Apr
28c
77o
Jan
.—50
preferred
Mining
Smelting
&
Bay Oil-
24c
44%
45
26c
1.03
1.20
13,900
20
40%
41
62
Mtge
46%
4G%
51
673
'
28% Feb
National
Jan
10%
Jun
National
Feb
80
Apr
National
%
Apr
5%
5c
6% Jun
Jan
10c
July
36Vi July
July
Jun
11%
1,490
6.75
Jan
■'?. 7
200
GVi
Feb
7%
'1,139
155
10 Vi May
13%
378
10% Mar
5%
;5%
4,043
15
15
153
2.50
2.75
2.000
48c
,53c
6,650
52
55
52c
48 %
Lake
La
13c
15c
2,000
12c
July
1.75
120,715
89c
Jan
90c
87c
93c
67,400
30c
Jan
Exploration
«5t
11c
96,000
6c
Mar
11c
July
18c
15,700
12c
May
22c
New
Mylamaaue
7
July
July
Jan
New
Jun
New
Mining & Smelting.
July
22c
23c
5,700
20o
Jun
40c
Jan
Vic
12c
/ 30,500
7c
Apr
17c
Exploration
Jan
13c 25 Vic
584,200
12c
Jun
3GVic
Jan
8c
26,500
4 Vic
Jan
Gold
Newnirth
5 Vic
Jan
4c
Jan
22c
z
»
8
8
Vic
16c
1
1
6c
1
1
GVic
6V2C
7c
5,500
5c
5 Vic
17,400
1
Mines
6c
1.16
1.05
1.20
13,816
80c
8,700
57c
4,900
90c
54c
Nisto
.1
49c
-49c
27c
17Vic
27c
2.15
2.35
20c
lOVic Jan
Jan
63c
July
July
17 Vic July
29c
Jan
38c
17,230
4,500
2.27
3,400
2.49 Mar
Feb
1.90
-
New
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
Superior
5%
5*2
5%
2.30
1,275
G
6
Feb
Mar
75c
2.70
Jun
7% May
5Vi July
5c
GVic
17%
18
6,469
1.70
1,600
Jan
8c
Jan
5c
21,000
19% May,
9c
Jau
1
•
24c
21c
27c
271,176
Jan
27c
July
2.70
2.60
2.70
2,611
1
1
22%
21c
25c
13,300
11c
9c
Tic
289,200
•
25o
27c
22c
28c
82,000
3.40
3.40
3.50
1.35
1.68
1,410
48c
54c
57,510
48c
25,925
10,593
37c
Norlartic
Mines,:
Normetal Mining Corp
Nickel
Nor pax
Jun
73c
Jan
North
Goldcrest
1
14c
Jan
North
Rankin
1
76c
68c
'80c
3,000
Mar
—1
3.45
3.20
3.45
2.00
2.12
4,300
25
1,644
18%
16%
18
2,765
8%
120
1.06
1.09
1,100
91c
40c
Feb
87
Jan
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
16c
Jan
29c
May
5.00
6,000
21C
21c
1,000
3.00
2,150
2.65
400
23c
1,000
Jun
3.25
Jan
Feb
2.95
Jan
2.20
Jun
24c
Mar
2.75
Feb
5.25
Jan
3.90
15c
Jan
23c
19
Jan
22
Jun
21 Vi
21%
350
1.31
1.25
1.40
30,250
95c
Jan
9c
lie
9,000
6c
Jan
6c
6 Vic
94,600
1.G8 May
12c
Jan
4c
11c
.»
May
July
2.30 May
Jan
1.85
2.01
3,500
1.50
30 Vi
1.88
31%
1,020
28 Vi
Jan
32 Vi May
22
Feb
31 Vi July
22
Jan
32
July
41% Jan
47
Jun
30
31%
5,537
30%
32
14.222
46%
31*2
47
385
4
Vic
1.00
:
5c
6,500
1.00
200
5%
5%
100
8c
*
8 Vic
5,000
3Vic Mar
1.00
•
July
Jun
5
'"■*,
■eVic
v
Jan
2.00 May
6Vi Mar
27
50
27
Jan
July
29c
177,100
10c
May
33c
July
1,500
5c
Mar
11c
GVic
2.75
3.10
ii,320
28 Vic
28c
30c
10,000
Feb
22
16c
2.40 Jan
24c
Jan
10 Vic 12 Vic
60,600
5c
Apr
Apr
1.05
1.06
9,345
—*
29 %
29
29 Vi
2,035
23% Jan
i
B
Gold Mines
1.05
90c
>
2.30
2.13
2.35
21,350
10c
1
Mages Sporting
.
*
Ooldfieids
—
1
July
4c
Mar
50c
50
5c
5 Vic
12,000
18
18Vi
590
3V2C
1.01
4c
8,600
3c
1.00
1.15
10,724
90c
7 Vic
Uranium
Jan
50c
50c
5c
Shoes Ltd
Majortrans
1.70
9c
7,680
18
July
Jan
May
6 Vic Mar
7%
Feb
3.20 Jun
Feb
35c
15c
July
1.15 Jan
30
Jun
2.80 May
9% Feb
July
Mines
Mining Corp.
common
Consol
Gold
2,200
5c
Jan
12c
July
8c
Feb
26c
May
40c
Feb
99c
July
8Vic Jan
29c
Jun
10c
90c
127,450
23c
22c
26c
80,800
•
8%
8
8%
10,611
see
5%
Feb
page
4;
75c
Apr
1.90
Jul
955
2.40
Jan
5.00
Apr
I,600
1.01
ADr
1.30 Jan
12%
13 Vi
5,356
10
29
50
24
3.30
382
95
93c
100
29*2,700
21c
12,200
14c
Jun
30c
July
7c
8c
2,500
4c
Mar
8c
July
76c
1.05
234,955
15 Vi
16
575
GVic
8c
113,250
17,000
1.29
11,400
1.18
Apr
22c
21c
24c
33,000
11 Vic
Jan
65C
65c
G5C
100
50c
Jan
7
Jan
9%
9%
9%
100
1.95
1.90
1.95
8,350
41c
43C
3,000
9
9%
680
7% Mar
9%
8
8
145
7
9
Jun
22
22
25
22
July
9%
■
~mm
22
8.80
8.50
9.00
12,093
3.00
3.00
3.15
700
12c
13c
13,500
13c
12C
—--1
15c
88,625
6 Vic
22c
27c
38,800
14c
2.90
3.10
13,336
2.20
Jan
Apr
40c
22c
July
35c
July
Jan
3.10
20c
2.90
15c
14c
16c
16,000
11c
Jan
85c
78c
86c
29,500
61c
Feb
July
1.00
Jun
July
Jun
2.15 Jan
Jun
9.10
Jun
4.00 Mar
10c
Jun
20c
Jan
Parbec Mines
10c
1
1
1
—
*
1
Mines Ltd
L
Consol
Paymaster
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
Permo Gas & Oil preferred
Perron Gold Mines
—
PCE
—1
1
—-1
1.25
2
—1
-
'
—.
Oil
&
Minerals
Petrol Oil & Gas
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold
Mines
Gold of British Columbia
Pitch Ore Uranium
Placer Development
Pioneer
Powell Rouyn
Gold
Prairie
Prairie
Premier
Oil
Pipe
Royalties
Mfg
Border
Gold
Premium Iron Ore
Premier
President
Trust
Electric
33 Vi
Jun
1
-*
1
•
1
1
*
50c
*
28
29%
55c
28%
Hersey Tubes
Porcupine
Pan
Western Oils
Paramaque Mines
Pamour
,57c
1,012
6,300
41c
Apr
66c
Jun
25c
29c
9,600
20c
Jan
33c
Jun
8,500
4Vic Jan
9c
Jan
6c
7c
6c
6c
8%c
42,000
64c
60c
67c
22,130
37 Vic
2.90
2.95
400
2.90
43c
40c
43c
1,700
83c
Jan
62c
Mar
18 Vic
18 Vic
23c
44,050
14c
Jan
25c
July
15c
17c
8,300
13c
Jan
23c
23c
27c
31,500
18c
Feb
40c
Mar
10
12,875
6%
Feb
10
July
1.55
Apr
(>C
23c
3%c Jan
Jan
ll%c
F-»
70c
July
July
4.00
9%
8%
1.70
1.55
1.70
18,400
24%c
28c
14,000
1.10
1.20
7,050
70c
38c
24 Vic
1.20
24 Vic Jun
Jan
Jan
2.05
40c
1.29
80c
72c
72c
78c
35,300
1.00
1.00
1.15
II,700
60c
Jan
92c
July
1.23
Jan
1.73
92c
92c
1.06
5,342
1.15
1.07
1.46
13,059
6C
6c
6 Vic
13,000
10
10%
670
24C
1.05
5c
8.00
24c
Jan
Apr
July
36c
1,500
1,200
28% Apr
1,000
35c
Jun
46c
54%
Jan
67%
64 3i
355
1,600
2.25
1
•
•
2.94
4.65
4.45
5.00
8,685
3.85 May
Gc
6c
6c
18,500
20e
100
*
3.50
3.50
3.60
2,558
110
110
30
1.45
1.60
207,900
-a—»
1.60
5c
2.85
Jan
Jan
Jun
89
Jan
70c
Jan
Jun
Feb
Apr
Apr
35
64
Feb
Jun
10%
37c
2.55
Jan
May
24c
2.68
July
9c
37c
35
Jan
1.75 July
33%
'
-1
May
10Vic Jan
Apr 1
5.75 Feb
Petroleums
—
Page
Hher
240,500
19*
May
July
—
—_—
Oils
40c
Jan
20% Jan
Power
27c
2.10 May
55c
15% Apr
26% May
Ponder
40c
*
Jan
Jan
1.55
36c
16,415
Jan
Jun
July
65c
July
9% July
32c
20
July
83
Feb
1.55
18
28c
62
Jan
17c
1.20
—
19
50c
Jan
Jqn
16c
1.20
—1
94
Jan
Jun
9c
23c
July
Jan
67%
16 Vi
Jan
Feb
44c
May
50
5c
^
1.35 July
Mar
13%
11 %c
-
-
July
60c
12c
465
45Vic Apr
40c
Jan
18c
1,153
Jan
77
lOVic Mar
Jan
77 Vi Mar
77
May
80
34c
19c
285
53 Vi
82
80
20c
25c
15,300
75%
Jan
15,250
511,200
53 Vi
Jun
July
4.25
39,880
94
77
14%
29
50c
21c
July
May
24c
Jun
8% July
Feb
„
2.70 Jan
39C
35c
50c
1
Mining
Jan
JL2B
PetTnleurnB
575
1.15
35c
17c
1
Mentor Expl & Dev
1.10
3.85
1.13
44c
92
•
1.00
3.75
35c
24c
19c
1
Mines—
85
4.00 Jan
46C
Peruvian
•
Lake
footnotes
8Vic
58*4
Lake
Red
Mar
76c
common.
Porcupine
Red
25c
9 Vic
1
Maybrun Mines
McWatters
5,10,933
82c
100
•
Preferred
McMarmac
66c
9%c
IZIZIIIIZIi
Mines
Prontenac
43c
1
Oils
Ltd
45
49,100
»
Massey-Ferguson
305
8c
.1
Maralgo Mines
49c
9
95
Jun
Feb
Jan
8.00
1
Lake
Drilling
9
.100
44
39
140
Mines
Ormsby Mines
Parker
12C
14%
Apr
11
410
7 Vic
—1
•
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
Pater Uranium
Jan
Jan
200
3.55
to
%
common
July
95
Milling
Preferred
Marigold
preferredSteel Products
B
8c
Jan
Feb
20c
—10
20
Amalgamated Mines
1.20
3.50
Apr
•
Preferred
Pardee
Jan
Jun
1.85
3.30
.
July
6c
July
4.60 Feb
—2
50c
18% July
1.95 May
2.71 Apr
14
Warrants
Osisko
88c
43%
May
2,000
Mar
25c
1
90o
•
*
Mining
Opemiska Copper
11c
54c
15%
—
Jan
Feb
20 Vic
Apr
July
29
•
Club common
iuckey
50c
24c
4.15 May
Feb
1.10
85c
Gold
Preferred
68c
49c
600
May
7c
Oils
O'Learv Malartlc
Ontario Beauty Supply common
May
8Vic Apr
19,150
33c
2.75
3.25
Mines-
Mar
54c
32c
Apr
12%
•
—
Okalta
Class
12c
1.13
Cement
Ogama Rockland
Oka Rare Metals
Onw..
July
1.05
Mines
Gold
15c
43
Obaska Lake Mines—
Ocean
Feb
7 Vic Mar
3.75
•
——•
Northern Ontario Natural Gas
•
Northern Quebec Power common
*
Northern Telephone
20
Northwestern Util preferred
.—100
Norvalie Mines
*
warrants
Nudulama
36c
3.35
warrants
1957
Pacific
Gold Mines
Maritime
1956
Ontario
50c
1.
Jun
3.05
May
14
Northern Canada Mines
Apr
27
29c
warrants
Common
7c
2.23 Mar
18c
43%
•
50
•
Preferred
11 Vic
7 Vic Mar
10 Vic
51c
2.10
A warrants
Class
North Star Oil common
O'Brien
GVic
Explorations
Martin-McNeelv
Uranium
Jun
19c
21%
1
1
Goods
Mines
May
3.40 May
2.70 Jan
6,600
23c
Mines.
class
80c
Apr
3.000
2.75
Bloedel
1.15
22c
2.65
1
—
Cockshutt
Jun
9 % July
Apr
Jan
80
Jun
18Vi
Jan
-Mar
9c 10 Vic
2.95
1
Co
26
14% May
8%
4.85
800
8c
24 V
1
Mines
Cons
Warrants
36c
18
Mines
Red Lake
2.06
5,700
25
21c
;
Jun
Apr
42c
4.85
July
45"%
5 Vic
GVaC
53c
485
18c
Jan
7,000
38c
83
Jan
7 Vic
North Canadian Oils common
20c
Feb
-8c
6%c
Apr
82 Vi
5c
Jan
1
Mar
20c
Jun
7c
Mines
July
9%c
Jan
2.05
35 Vi
70c
4,530
1.51
July
7,100
4,237
8 Vic
6,200
May
.
Jan
42,600
Feb
75c
May
44
Jan
3.15
Jun
7c
7c
Jan
68c
9c
1.34
1.05 May
18c
5c
3.05
<
9Vic Apr
6c
95c
70c
July
7.25 July
42%
27c
1.0G
July
14 Vic
1,825
3.15
9c
20c
7c
19,250
7
»
2.59 Feb
44
46c
2
Feb
16 Vic
8 Vic
12c
59c
;
Jan
•
Gold
42c
12c
:;
Jan
July
23c
1
Mines
Acme
GV2C
1.G0
Vic
July/*
Noranda Mines
Nor
Norsyncomaque Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
14% Jan
-
5
62c
Jun
4.20
325
2.10
6
6%
Oils
Mines Ltd
Rim
Nor gold
*
Mining
For
8c
16c
1.91
•
Mines
Ml
Island
July
9c
75c
*
Goldfield
Medallion
12c
1.85
1
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Merrill
July
23c
30c
McKenzie
Feb
80c
Mills common
Uranium
Mfelntyre
Mar
6c
1.88
•
Long Island Petroleums
McColl
13c
25,000
1
—-——
Matachewan
,557,490
10c
..1
30
•
•
50
pfd
1st
A
Marcon
4.50
9c
Nickel
1
1
A
class
Leaf
Mar
Nipissing Mines
Explorations
Maple
11c
16 Vac
Manitoba
July
50c
3
Gold
Hosiery
Maneast
7,500
July
*
B
Malartir
13c 14 Vic
23c
•
Preferred
Maher
Jan
40c
1
*
Groceterias
Magnet
Jan
4 Vic
Jan
1
Candy
Long Lac
Macmillan
2.01
8,750
Feb
1
1
;
Loblaw
Madeen
11,795
8 Vic
8c
1
Mines
Macleod
2.26
6c
20c
1
1
Mines
Mines
Macfie
2.10
Mar
7,600
10
class A
Gold
Macassa
35c
466,500
•
-•
Ltd
Gold
Macdonald
43,700
22c
-12,000-
1
Lvndhurst
43c
17c
82 V4
(W
38c
Mines
Northspan
Lexuiuin
Lowney
Apr
2.10
7c
Mines
Louvicourt
.160
29c 30Vic
38c
Lencourt
Lorado
5,200
19c
17%
Leltcb Gold
Class
23c
29c
6%c
Mining
Cos
49c
33,500
1.61
Mines
Class
Jan
1.01
160
Mines
Mines
Loblaw
25C
3,300
15c
1
_*
15c
.
Gas
-
1.33
11,900
**
•
3,525
*
Mining
\
Jan
48c
22c
Mmda-Hcotia
;
7%c July 1
*36c
Feb:
1.10
Apr
Mar
*
59,656
16c
W
38c
Mines
New
May
Jun
4C
18c
?r-
18c
Townsite
London
Kelore
4c
11,500
13C
Minerals
Lomega
New
7Vic
6%
_•
Secord
July
July
12c
6%
1
Gold
Shore
4lc
1.05
Canada
42c
Was a
Jan
2.65
of
14c
New
15c
19c
45c
Mines
Jason
G
Jun
61,625
37c
68,633
Mines
Hosco
New
13c
8c
14c
Mines
Jan
94c
Jan
Jan
:
% 8,600*"
Petroleum
Oil
1.90 July
19c
July
6c
1
Lamaque Gold Mines
Latin American
■
Goldvue
Newlund
19c
(.0c
22,333
GVa
12c
1
;
Llngman Gold Mines
Osu
Mines
Little
2.00 July
'*
A
(John)
Laura
1.40 Mar
10 %c July
*
13c
New Harricana
1.55
Copper
Luz
July
15c
Debentures
Lake
49
1.74
Ltd
Co
Lafarge dement
Lake
New
i,100
:
35c
Dickenson Mines
July
July
1.75
Jan
38c
New
Jun
72c
New
Apr
Mar
500
7,420
Vic
Mines
55
15Vi July
1.80 July
23 Vi May
30c
31c
Petroleum
79
Jan
3c
11c
'•22c
Apr
July
2.55
Jan
19% Apr
949
35c
5Vic
Mines
Jan
9% Jan
1.50
5.00
15c
12
13c
Calumet
Feb
52c
Jan
33,500
*
27 Vi May
Jan
4.00
6,000
v-
8c 10%C
Bidlamaque Gold
New
31Vi
Jan
May
24%
31c
32c
New Bristol
69 Vi
36%
26c
30
2.35
;
Delhi
1.G5
-
Lake
New
Jun
250
21%
*
15%
Jan
15Vic Jan
12,200
!
2.21
New Athona Mines
New
1.65
2.15
Cinch
4.55
14% May
12
8c lOVic
Jan
67c
May
5,621
Canada
Dufault
20C
27%
Alger Mines
Davies
26,830
Warrants
Lake
New
New
18Vic Jan
4,324
18c
4.55
*
Feb
11% Jan
125
14
36c
15c
3.25 Mar
1.80
Klrkland Hudson Mines.
Lakeland
Jun
27%
Uranium
Continental
15*8
Wan-ants
Lakh
72c
*
25c
.
,
Labine
Chamberlain
_20c
•
1
—
Kelly Douglas class
Labrador
July
•
Mining
Labatt
78c
Mines
New
1.60
Ltd.
Jumping Pound Petrol
Klrkland
Nello
Nesbitt
New
14%
Jupiter Oils
Kirkland
NealonMines
Jan
47 Vi
Joltet-^uebec Mines
-
Jun
20%
Jan
15
Jon smith Mines
^Kerr-Addison
Jan
55c
_•
;
Petroleum
National
7%
49
Mines
Gold
64
178,641
National Steel Car
16%
1
—
16% May
75
July
2,258
71c
20
Explorations Ltd
Grocers preferred
Hosiery Mills class B
Jun
40c
613,300
B
25c
May
14% July
'2.50 Feb
681
41c
11
■'
Mines
Jun
5%
14
-
9,426
52 %
42 VaC
16c
Kilembe
77
72%
76%
1
Corp
4.25 Feb
2,70 Jan
10%
13%
commou......*
•
Co
Jan
Jan
25%
'
12 Vi
48c
Apr
73%
66C
66c
2,030
10%
—1
1
15%
72%
72%
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron
14 Vb
Jun
«
14%
285
15%
Locomotive Works—
Moore
14
July
S3
May
13%
14 Vi
*
July
77c
5
47 Vi
3.60
16c
Apr
fl
12% Jan
3.50
1
Jan
National Drug"& Chemical common
Preferred
38*i Feb
13%
Porcupine
Jun
29
7c
62c
Jun
2,457
1
,_1
Kenville
15% Feb
Jun
300
-
G8c
66c
July
3,200
15c 15 Vic
66c
July
51
4,057
i
—_
of
200
26
25%
Corp
Warrants
July
40
v
Jan
1.75
Minerals
Kelvin a tor
26% Jan
Apr
7
10
1
:
Jellieoe Mines (1939)
.Towsev
60
22c
July
33%
*
Minings
Jotaurke Gold
40
14
Jan
8C
lie
Jan
16c
47%
*
—*
Mines
Mines
Lake
58,500
39 %
A
Jun
Jun
7c
9.10
41c
13%
common-*
Jaye. Exploration
Tea net te
15c 18 Vic
class
May
3.20 May
1,830
14,072
'
Irish Copper
Jefferson
Jan
100
2,000
11%
46,000
44 Va
450
InteTpiovlnclal Pipe Line
Syndicate class A—
Mining
1.95
2.75
9 Vic
21c
6%
3,441
Investors
jacobus
3.15
9 Vic
11 Va
Feb
28c
Jan
570
26
94,400
-
International Petroleum
..Jack - Waite
Apr
1.77
19C
11%
Corp
July
1.75
Jan
12,254
33,735
18c
13*8
G
1.25
7,429
25c
2.81
50c
46%
6%
1.55
23c
18o
49
9c
International Ranwick Ltd
Iron; Bay
1.40
2.61
57c
75
36
Inspiration Min &: Dev
Nickel
1.50
1
40
20
International
•
1
1,305
6%
common
_
1.18
Creek
27
6%C
CP
Warrants
Jan
Minerals
72
34 V*
Preferred
.
65C
Nama
10%
7%c
Ingram & Bell preferred—
Inland -Cement Co nfd
;'e
4,568
Multi
11 %
Gas
1.08
Jun
72
34%
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inland Natural
93c
1.21 May
27
i
Corp Ltd
&
95c
41
10%
4.86%
.6%* preferred
Lake Gold
Indian
I John r,
1.14 May
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jan
2.75
Metals
Molybdenum
Jun
49c
Uranium
Brewery
Montreal
13%
51,010
Mining Corp
Moneta
Feb
l—Il
Lake
Molsons
13 Vi
88c
Industries Gas
Mindamar
300
78c
Brick
Milton
13%
13%
City Petroleums
Milliken
13
32
18,400
1.06
40%
J
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Flo Glaze common
—♦
Imperial Investment class A
•
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnarv B
Accent
Mill
Jan
—
80C
__
Mining
Midwest
July
Apr
11%
12%
*
Midcon OH & Gas
Midrim
High
17c
8c
974
21,600
12c
12 Vi
T3~50
Preferred
Low
High
10%c
lOVic
•
com
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
43Va
24c
—1
Pam Porcupine
Oils
Humber
Huron & Erie
uglis
Jun
Light & Power
Min Ore Mines
19
Industrial
Jan
2.05
Mining
Hudson
6c
% 7,500
19 Vi;
Bay
20,700
6c
_____
Class B
Prior
Jan
21c
48r; a
A
Class A
Hudson
79c
7 >4
class
Howard Smith Paper
Hoyle
Jan
5%c
Consul
GojuCo Ltd—
Hollinger
Home
49,700
33c
18%c
Drilling
Mfg
Mexican
1.75
Oils
Dauch Canada
&
Holden
Meta
July
1.75
Mines
Sarcee
Tower
Hi
May
21c
10c
(Geo H) & Co—__
Highwood
18c
51c
Low
1
Mines
Uranium
Mar
8c
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
12*2c Apr
3,100
9,033
8%c
Heva
Last
Sale Price
High
20c
Mines.
Gold
Heath
Low
High
8ales
Week's
Friday
47c
Gold MinesHeauway Red Lake.
18
Range Since Jan. 1
12%cl3%c
Hasaga
JULY
STOCKS
Shares
-
38'nC
Minerals
Harrison
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
35
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jun
3.55 May
5
10c
3.95
110
1.60
July
Feb
Jan
July
July
44
(284)
The Commercial and.-Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 21, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Preston
East
Dome
—1
Pronto Uranium Mines
fuolWClUl.
.
Provo
..mi
■
Producers
Gas
.i.n.i
..
Quonto
Rainville
Mines
Huyroch.
Reef
Rexspar
176,525
5C
May
7c
Mar
34c
Jan
60c
14,600
22c
Apr
47c
Mar
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
7c
8c
—1
4.20
4.20
4.30
19,300
2,700
1
19C
17c
21c
7,100
10c
98c
96c
99c
5,151
70c
Jan
—1
21%
—1
60c
6%C
Jan
Jan
17c
Jan
United Fuel
Jan
10%
Jun
United
8,600
8 %c Mar
Apr
85c
Feb
35c
Jan
90c
17,400
80c
Jun
1.18
Feb
7c
7,000
6%c
Jan
10c
Jan
1.33
100
1.25
Jan
1.65
40c
52c
1.37
1.50
8c
9%c
24c
71,364
8%c
11,433
1
Rock win
Mines
Oil
Russell
Am*
59c
15
11%
Jan
25
10
Jan
17c
25c
768,800
Jan
75c
558,450
60c
52c
]2c
10c
14%
14%
Mines
•
•.
Mining
Vanadium
9c
Jan
98
Jan
104
125
30,800
65
6c
3,341
29 %c
Lawrence
St
Cement
15%
105
15c
Corp
preferred
common
Maurice
10
July
9
2,015
7
Feb
11% May
10%c 10 %c
2,000
9c
Jan
12c
14%
Jan
Jan
Michael
St
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
16
810
12
Apr
98%
70
95
Jan
15
July
99% July
72c
Jan
21%
Jun
43
27
Jan
34
33
36%
1,795
25%
Jan
7.50
1
64c
J
Gold
13c
64c
A
35
Wayne
Webb
Power
K
D
4%%
26%
45%
45%
30
55c
1,600
50c
4.10
3.95
1
4.10
20,027
3.90
Apr
700
21%
Jan
520
21
Jan
4.00
30% July
30%- July
4.20
1,600
Jan
4.75 May
(i2<%
62c
.
11%
11%
30o
Mines
Uranium Corp
Warrants
6,090
54c
Apr
70c
Jun
1.70 Mar
16
Jan
18% May
•
Stanrock.. Uranium Mines Ltd
l
Gas
80c
5
•
•
5%
Sturgeon
*
•
Gold
'Ordinary
I.I
17c
20c
16,846
39%
430
15
200
i;25
1.25
1.43
19,190
58c
55c
58c
4,030
2.45
2.68
5,395
2.56
Mines
Feb
Jan
17c
Jan
25c
Jan
40%
Jan
15
12%
1.14
45c
Jan
Mar
1.75
Jan
Feb
65c
Apr
4%c Mar
93c
13c
4c
Jan
8.30
Feb
11 % Mar
Mar
40% July
9c
9.65
25,542
530
100
38
Apr
16
Feb
Jan
19c
Jun
8c
Apr
2.30
9,830
1.70
20c
17c
20c
May
16,200
6c
Mar
6%
7
2,000
3.35
275
17% *17%
125
100
100
100
5
5c
4%c
5%c
3,000
3.80
3.80
3.90
900
1.01
1.01
1.04
14,850
26%
26
85c
63% July
Apr
9c
6%
-50c
82c
90c
4
Apr
Jan
3.25 July
15% Jan
1.00
Jan
3%c Jan
2.60
Jan
1.01
Feb
275
19%
2.35
20c
Feb
July
7% July
4.95
Jan
19% May
1.99
Jan
5%c
Jan
4.40 May
1.27 Jan
Feb
27
July
Jun
1.11
Jun
8%
Jan
1.92
May
1.81
4,632
80c
90c
28,100
80c
48c
45c
1.35
Jan
July
1.41 Mar
48c
17,000
34c
70c
73c
28,300
70c
Mav
7c
6%c
8%c
17,000
5c
Mar
10c
July
July
87c
July
Jan
.10c
Mines
Dominion Bank
85c
III
.10
—III!
'.20
*
class
A..III
I
III
*
I I
tine I"
.III!
Resources
Trans Prairie
Pipeline
21,700
85c
60c
1.28
28c
28C
1,000
21c
Jan
33c
29c
1,750
19c
Jan
30c
44
May
Feb
May
28%
45
2,811
38%
Jan
20%
46
22%
875
17
Feb
37%
22%
37%
100
22% July
29%
Jan
39
24
30
12
Jan
14%
Jun
'?
23%
Feb
34-%
Jun
1
,.74c
17,600
58c
Jan
79c
Mar
•
3.00
200
Apr
4.25 Jun
*
65c
,
,--3.00.
.:
-
1;63
3.50
"
7%c
42c
20\'z
27%
4.198
28
28
100
1.15
1.18
"4,250
12 Va
56,200
: ;
,
f
5c
Jan
21
Jan
1.15
"im
,2.90
May
%
10
3,500
7%c Jan
41%
42'%
1,705
42 %
42%
100
1.05
1.02
1.15
__1
3,800
263/4
67c
Jan
26%
20',
33,961
12c
Jan
55%
27%
73%
6,830
65
20c
22c
22
23%
-
•
2,522
1
3 50
'
22c.' t:
3.50
2.10
21 %C
6A0 Mar
AptApr
v
1,600
5,500
18c
10c
3,000
6%C Mat-
13c
Jun
9,373
17c
Jan
39c
Apr
Feb
38c
Jun
75c
85c
1.79
1
t
4.10 May
25c
,
i
Jun
19V2c July f
23c
10c
*V
"
1
29%
Jan
*
—V
;
3:35 Feb
Apr
8%c
Jan
12% July
-
24% Mat"
May
1.42
Jan
5.15
11,422
115,695
.
July
29% July
29
Jan
2.50
200
5.90
12c
Jan
24%
25
:
28%
2.90
85e
1.90
17,400
..
.'V
65c
:
7,805
13c 15% c
f.lftSB.
Ai'-
>7c
12%
■ 1.05
26c
Jan
lie
Jun
7,621
6c
A
.
1.65
1.83
J27c
Jun
i-
L99 Mar
Jan
20c
28\a
95c
30%-" -29%
30%
"•
30%
29%
95
&
95
,
10%
106
21%
4,025
%
5
21%
Jan
5,440
miiLi
& Central Gas
Preferred
Mines
Ltd.
Lead
Yankee
A
y
: Jun
Apr
■-84c
30c
Feb
45c
>37c
609,500
13c
Apr
64c
Apr
July
7c
100
7c-
Oil
6% Jun
500
24%
25%
5c
1,175
-25
85
-85
..
I;,
r
Jan
8c
20c
7%
31%
.81_
Jan
Jun
90
Mar
15
1,400
10%
Jan
15
1.30
1.39
July
19,110
1.22
Apr
13c
:13c
1,500
13c
12c 13 %c
I 10c
1.70
Mar
'
i,
14%c Jan
•
34,100
Mar
15c
7%c
7%>c
4,000
5%c j?,n
10c
95 c
1.00
9,800
69c
6c
5c
1.20 May
0,300
3%c Jan
-
*
>
Feb
98c
•
•
Jan
14%
_20c
Yellorex Mines
Yellowknife Bear Mines..
Yukeno Mines
i.
i;
Jan
Jan
24% July
15
i
Jun
Mar
2
•.
1,93()
85
•
7% May
Mar
12c
16,095
1
;
1
66c
1,500
16c
1,30
Zulapa Mining
Jun
12%
•
107
3.900
6%
5
Zinc.
Zenmac Metal
/
45c
6%
IIIII100
class
Canuck
Jan
Jan
7%,
14 %c
•
_2__
&
103
>
{-
74c
6%
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
60
14%"c
•
class A
Ltd
"
■
Jun
27c
34 c
•
Oils
Woodward
6.65
.
97-
45c
Larder
Ind
.
-30% July
30% -Jun
v;
70c
I...
&
;
-
;
Feb
7%
;
Windfall
(J)
t
Jun
1.55
■
—•
ft
Jan
29
Jan.
87%
*
I.
1.90 'Mar
40C
Jan
Apr
:
•106
Jan
May
25
"
'n
.n
Jan
"
12 Va
-•
Warrants
Winchester
) .50
15C
'
Feb
15%
Feb
850
30%.
95
-
Yukon
Wiltsey Coghlan
Wood
'
-.100
1.50
6,300
1'
Jun
:7,157
...
7%cJuly '
Apr
12
100
a
Jan
J.60
,
25,800
281
*
•
V
14,103
..
:20c
~2:Z
—100
—
1,100
y -'^'4 "90c
•
.
500
2.30
5c
2,700
12%
2.05
;
22e
«*-"■
r
9,500
.
1.84
12
1.75-;
...20
7c
•:
1.75
•'
2.20 ;
-x—1
preferred
Willroy Mines
6c
;
.
6c
Jan
May
Jun
1
8c
May
1
30c
29%C
38c
234.600
I6V2C
Jan
62 c
1
•18c
19c
3,250
11 %c
Apr
25c
J.
Jun
38c
Apr
4.
...
;
,
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Friday"
STOCKS
Week's
Last
National
Cprp
J
Anglo. Newfoundland Develop.;
Asbestos Corp ; _■
J
Bulolo Gold
'
■
Canadian
Canadian
2,405
-
Ingersoll
28%
3.50
3.90
23%
V
"
—
Marconi
_i__.
Rand
-*
;;
'
■
Copper
Consolidated Paper
X- 606
■
Dalhousie
Oil
515
20%
135
21
Am-
635
7
'5%
July
115
5
50
25
Jan
50
42
May
29
2.40
3.00
29
42%-
-
-
2.80
545
-3.00
3.00
34%
Dominion Glass
[
1
2,610
15 %c
common,
18c
30,450
__
_
_
.
.
i
26%
i
31%
37
Jan
May
Jun
Jan
42% July
43
6y2 .»un
29% July
|
45"
i
3.20
3 /M) J
34%
1.45 July
2.50
13c
Jan
105
60
Feb
_
32%
6,000
July
13c
Jan
30c
1,000
July
18%
Jan
25%
Jun
'
<
75% July
15%
Apr
18'.
29
29 V*
250
96 %
44
-
20c
Feb
r
;
i
j
Jan
19%
Jan
29% July
84%
Jan
Jan
98% July
28
July
Jan
122% Jun
26%
595
21%
112
155
75
21%
Jan
27
Jan
33
3.65
Jun
j
Jun
Jan
25%
/
26%
32%
-
Mines
1
32%
-
.
625
185
-
26
Jun
3.25
Prict
Bros
3.55
2.00
2.08
1,400
1.80
Jan
40 %
2.20 May
40%
2,200
34%
Jan
42% Mar
6
__
40%
Third Canadian Gen Irtv
Trust—.
Zellers
6
500
4%
Jan
31%
31%
900
•
4,537
6
*
....
—
•
a
FOOTNOTES
No par value.
Odd lot sale (not
FOR
d Deferred
delivery sale (not Included
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
r
AND
't
In year's
range),
e
■
OUT-OF-TOWN
included in year's
range)
Feb
73 %
ly
Jun
110
.
j.
Jan
Jun
;
•
"
Pato Consolidated
Gold
Pend Oreille Mines
Jun
40% Mar
or
,
9% July
935
•
_
25% May
■V
26
8
_
»■
|
75
5
Inc
Minn & Ontario
Paper
Ogilvie Flour common
Jan
;
Mar
18%
;
v
Jan
28
i
4.45 Mar
96%
•«
1
7.50
1.85
-32
74%
__
•
1
Jan
<
July
6% Jun
17%
_
Dupont Co of Canada (1956)
Gaspe Copper Mines.
International Paper common.1 '
International Utilities
Loblaw
♦
^
••••
Jan
1.90 Mar
200
33%
-
33%
Hich
6.00
Jan
24
42%
——
2.40
•
i
3.00
9%
%
.
$
I
27% May
1,880
23%
5%
V
Jan
Jan
8
i. 5%
i
5
23
•
-
3.55
23%
■
-
Coast
Low;'
*
Cottons preferred
111-20
General Investments±
*:
C.
28%
•v.
common
Canadian
autau
6
Range Since Jan. 1
175
5%
3.60
*
v
High
"V
6
28%
5
y
5
5T«
•
Dredging
Cottons
Low
Shares
5
■
B
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian Bronze common—_L—.
Canadian
«
for Week
<rf Prices
Par
Andian
Sales
Range
Salo I'l lce
53% July
25
275
_.l
23%
Apr
r-60
1,500
147,677
2.50
Mar
Jun
28%
53%
10c 10 %c
140
tV
1.90
July
Jan
51%
28%
53
'.50
41%
Exploration. I I
Plpr
44%
-1
A
preferred
Trans Canada Pipeline
87c
Feb
28c
-1
Trusts
Works class
Mountain Oil
1.16
Feb
7% July
70c
Silver
Transcontinental
Jan
38c
8,100
1.63
1
*
45c
5,600
8%
87c
.25o
Finance
38,800
83c
8
1.75
undmark
■
i
X
2.34
1.
26%
July
32%
22c
....
12 %c
14%
4%c
17%
58c
2.07
-
Jun
Jan
3.25
July
%c July
l%c July
2.05 Apr
1.80 "■
preferred
Jun
30%
Jan
8c
3.35
Jan
41c
•
Jan
45%
8,500
<*
2nd
Jun
24%
40
15c
32%
.
12 %
Jan
3.15
310
15%
Mar
10,600
17 %C
:
%
Jan
62%
15%
6c
Jun
2.10
1.25
29 Vl>
39%
f
4:15 Jun %
Feb
Apr
Jun
26c
i
July X
51%
Feb
33%
i
Toronto Star preferred
Towagmac Exploration
Trnnc
2.50
16c
—i
Mines
Canada
Jan
29%
9.45
_
Toronto Elevators
Toronto General
5 7c
9,970
196,100
9.60
15%
t
Prices Shown Arc Exiiress»!il in Canadian
Dollars
85c
7%c I0%c
2,974
13,000
—
Trans
1.50 May
7%
77c
common
Gold
Mines
Trader.1-
May
16,000
IIIII
Petroleum
Tombill Gold Mines
-
Jan
15c
trust
Iron
23c
7%c
»
Tidal
Toronto
81c
Feb
14c
.JTi
Calgary
Tnronti
26,900
39%
—
Torbrit
20c
July
Jan
2.11
•
common
Taylor Pearson
Tiara
200
18c
15c
12c
Apr
5
1,420
Apr
51
6%c
.100
Cons Gold
Industries
Sylvanite
Gold
T^mpm
1.50
5%
Apr
Apr
76c
Jun
Jan
14c
"
;
Inlet
Texas
13c
47
2.25
i
Preferred
Temagaml
600
4%c
6%c
•
;
Hughes
10c
l
6 wit son
Voting
2,000
24,625
l
Exploration
^uperioi Propane common
Supertest Petroleum common
Teck
135
11c
1
Mines
Sunburst
Taurcanls
49%
39%
__2o
i
River
Tamblyn
48%
8C
1
Sudbury Contact
Surf
lie
May
61
Iron
Cons
100
5%
1.50
18c
29 %
Sterling Trusts
Sullivan
12,080
15 %c 15 %c
.
9c
Steel of Canada
Oil
1.10
18%
8c
9%c
-1
Steeloy Mining
Stuart
12
24 %
18%
'
82C
Bros
10-/4 May
16% Mar
10c
'■
.1
Nickel
Rock
100
15
1
Jun
12.335
*
,
11%
11
.
•
Jan
63c
-
Stand Paving & Materials
Radio
Standard
10%
Apr
23%
•
Stanieigh
238
83c
11
"
Spooner Mines & Oils
11%
Jan
60c
1
*
Jan
23%
1.00
•
50
23c
4.65
61c
*
.
6,878
3.40
"
27 %
'
Petrol
preferred
White Pass
"
23%
•
,
65c
5%
Jun
30%
_
Steep
July
30%
3.65
9c
May-
•
Jun
10,025
1%'e
.
Jun
55c
30
»
_
Services
Btedman
48%
Mar
29%
*
_
Somerville Ltd preferred-.
Valley Oil
Southern Union Oils
Starratt
26%
Apr
30c
%c
Jan
44
700
,...,
July
35,000
49c
•5.80
*
•
Petroleum
Winnipeg
•
&
Jan
43%
V
10c
«
l^c.V £ i3c
"
1
Class B
Jun
Jun
4.00
'*
A
Roi
Oil
24
19
30%
1
6 our is
Stanwell
1,536
:185
4.00
7c
41c
28% .'.X
Warrants
25%
22% May
:
47
2:90/1
5.80 It
~
2.35 Mar
Manufacturing
Stadacona
lOant
6.15
1
Mines
class
Weston
Jan
30'%
common
Air
Warrants
July
Jan
1
Ltu_
Spartan
44
Jan
■
Apr
5%c
9c
46 "v
12 %
,
1.69
s
Van
Naco
4.10
—-
16%
3,500
.'8c
'
_—?
»
Warrants
13%
.
5
Grocers
Western
214
Simpsons Ltd
Slocan
Western
9,od5
,
Slater
July
25,652
•
B
Western Decaita
6.00
■
20
lvl.7
•
Copper warrants..
2.07
•
2.25 ouly
21
•
West Malarfcic Mines...
West Mayglll Gas Oil
Westeel Products
18 %
_
tunic*
July
1.12 July
Mar
7.56
21
I
Jan
1.90
trust
Mines Quebec
Oiot-v/t
28
23c
Jan
July
15%c
5*^5
Gordon
Dairies
190
Jan
2.15
28-
Rights
18%
Breweries
Silverwood
37
Ltd
17c
4.90
tfoe
1
Nickel—
'
'X
Jan:
66
'.."I 6,500
s
6% Mar
9% July
83% July
Jan
5,150
27A'i.
IIII*
—III
Lake
8%
-2,645
GSc'y-
—II*
Werner
5% Jan
Jun
Mar
:
•
Ltd..
415
1,285
-r
5,50
38c
2.25
-
1
Western
Jan
;;.23c
2.20
...25
Pyrite Copper
20c
Mar
50c
-
'
Feb
Jab
!
July
6.70', :u>
32%
—1
Gas
-V
3.20
280
200
:■
82%
;
j
& Ref—
Westburne Oil
West Canadian Oil &
6%
'*9%"
81
9c
•
preferred—
9.40 July
75c
Jtyi
Apr
9c
15,100
66,258
3.85
_j
Weedon
5.85
50
Miller
40c
61,200
35
50c
Silver
1,410
16c
50
,34c
Apr
2.15
—10
—
Knapp Canada Ltd
1.93
com
preferred
Sigma
70c
Ltd—
—
37% July
Jan
92c
4.05
32c
4.00
6.25
.
Petroleums
&
•
Sheep Creek Gold
Voting
3.30
»
-
t:.L:■'
Dare
500
Ltd
Petroleums
&
3,320
13c
*
Oils
8.90
84c
1
__
Class
14c
Jan
l,bc0
Petroleums
Rainoow
Sicks
Apr
May
42
Bridge
Class
8c
13%
38%
8.45
Security Freehold
Bbawlnlgan Water
85c
9,515
6,893
40
Debentures
Sherrltt
47c
9,700
11c
21%
25
Gold
Rivei
Sapphire
Bvurry
72c
10c
19%
25
Antonio
Sarnia
65c
July
19%
10c
•
Warrants
Band
10% Mar
15
98
1
common
-•
Class B
San
1,035
13
l
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Preferred
13%
13
•
Gas
75c
21 %c
•
...
Jun
7,395
13
Jan
.••'
—2
Waite Amulet Mines..
Walker (G & W) common
July
65%
8%
__
16c
—
<
1
Grey Trust
Wainwright Prod
Jun
Jan
13
*
480,845
46%''"*"
,v'
Mines
Virginia
82
1
Mines
I.tA
Vioiamac
Jun
98%
Lawrence
5 %
St
class A__
I
54c
———X—"lev-:1
Wespac Petroleums
St
5.75 Apr
Jun
-
'•
Alloys
Victoria &
Jan
Mar
53
Ventures
July
1.30 July
/
Apr
12%
28c
38c
-
__25
i._*
.1
Vanaoo Consoi Explorations
Jun
11%
9
1
Feb
60,026
11,280
14c
64%
12
28c
13c
12c
14c
64%
•
9c
14%
103%
1
10
common
pfd
:
.-1
Upper Canada
28c
18c
Jan
19.448-
2.15
1
.
B
Mountauban
Rights
14
July
12% May
•
Industries
Ryanor
31c
14
11%
100
Consol
3,350
14
11%
_50e
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
49c
14
11%
1
Ltd
Can Ltd
Preferred
Rowpn
42c
*
•.
1
Peu
Hucxy
Roe (A V)
42c
Jan
5%c Jan
*
common
common
Mines
class
Hill
United Oils
United Steel Corp
Universal Products.————.—
May
71c
May
1.50 July
9%c July
Jan
1.00
18c
--'21'"v:
-
23,800
1.50
1
Inv
Keno
Uniied
July
17c
——1
1,215
-
6.40"'
B
United New Fortune..
35c
Uranium
MXg
Jan
666
Mines—
Little
15c
Feb
73,700
Atnabasca
s
~
4.05
-
-
1
a—1
—
United Corps Ltd class
United Estella Mines
13c
25%
—I
;
United Canso Oil....
20
Rupununi
Robertson
Jan
High
27c
6%
r
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4.80
25c
32c
•
Shares
High
—~9
—
Union Mining Corp
United Asbestos
5,200
7.50
1
for Week
4.35
*-
—*
common—
Canada
ul
1,736
4,560
Rix
Robinson
Union uas
Jan
73c
6%C
48c
Acceptance
2nd preferred
July
1.55
30c
1.33
—1
>—
6.15
21c
60c
82c
1
1
Uranium
12C
4.20 July
Mines
Union
July
30c
————1
;
9.25
10c
*
-—
22
14c 15 %c
8.75
11c
1
Ltd—
21%
15c
9.00
1
——
33c
Apr
—•
4.70
—
Jun
32c
7%C
*
16 %c July
48c
—1
Oil
Ultra Shawkey
Rio
Roche
1.33 May
2.85 Feb
2.41 Mar
45c
Mines
Rich well
Tribag Mining Co Ltd..—.———1
-ilj.
Trinity Chibougainau .—46c
Twin City Gas
•
4.05
29c
•
Miuco
Jun
46c
Explorations
Renabie Mines
5.55
Jan
30c
—
Uranium
28c
Triad
3.80 Feb
79c
Low
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
7.05
39,966
14,300
Petroleum
Radlore
14c 15 %c
High
Jan
Week's
Last
?
Sale Price
1
Gas
Mining
45,495
23c
18
1
—1
Queeneton Gold Mines
Quemont
2.74
26c
i
Metallurgical
Natural
3,900
2.55
4.25
4,275
1.10
14% C
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec
5.00
99c
-1
Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec
4.75
—1
.
Cntbougamau
Qucuec
2,956
2.63
•
Ascot Copper
Low
6.40
1.00
Ltd
JULY
Friday
Range Since Jan.
High
6.25
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
4.80
i
Pur do; Minerals Ltd
Quebec
6.25
—1
H1VVUJO
of Prices
Low
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Prico
F»r
FOR
Sales
Cash sale (not Included
in year's range).
26
CANADIAN
Jan
6
32%
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privilege*,
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights,
e
Ex-stock dividend.
\
July
Jun
>
!'■
j
Number 5761
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(285)
45
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
.
Quotations
/.
for
Friday
July
i
18
I
.
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (Indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
which have a wide national distribution.
The following
not
or
Bid
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
Aerovox
Corp
Air Products Inc.—__________1
Barge
American Express Co
Amer
10
33%
1
1
26
15%
1
—.-50c
19%
80%
4
21%
il
*
Incorporated
Ampex Corp
Arden Farms Co common
preferred
Ind
Robertson
35%
_—
Roddis
Rose
25%
„1
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"—
22%
Hugoton
14%
15%
Husky Oil Co
52 %
27%
10%
74%
8%
—1
22%
Indiana
30%
32%
Indianapolis
Oil
Aztec
& Gtv
Gas
Water
&
Bates Mfg Co_l
Baxter Laboratories
Bay less
—1
(A Jt
Markets
Gossert
Bell
Co.—
,
1
..10
Beneiicial Corp
Hathaway
Beryllium
Corp—
Inc___—5
*
—
Black Hills Power &
Brown
&
5
12%
7%
26%
28% v
20%
5
17
25%
11%
Southern
Utilities
15
Jack
&
Inc————1
Inc.
10
42
44%
1
10%
11
Power Co__20
32%
34%
California Water Service Co„25
46%
49%
Calif Water &
12%
23%
24%
10c
6%
7%
Eurndy
California Oregon
Canadian
Telep Co
Oil
Delhi
Ltd,
Canadian Superior Oil
Cannon
Carlisle
class
Mills
21
22%
25
53
56%
9
35%
21%
10%
38%
23
Corp
com
1
Carpenter Paper Co
Steel
Ceco
1
Products
Corp.—10
27%
10%
11%
36
38%
Jamaica Water
Jefferson
Jervis
■*
Supply.
Electric
Kaiser
40%
Central Maine Power Co.——10
24 %
26
Central Public
23
43
25%
45%
25%
Central
Utility Corp
Soya
Central
6
*
10
Co
Telephone Co
23%
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp-
6
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33%c
20%
33%c
20%
1
19%
6%
5%
4%
class B
Common
Clinton
Engines Corp
_
Coastal States Gas Prod
Collins
Radio
Class
Co
Stores
Colorado
preferred,:
conv
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Continental
8%
Lines Inc.l
corp—1
Cross Company—
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
—5
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—1
Transp
Detroit
Detroit
Internat
Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical Arts
1
Inc
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co—5
Dun
Bradstreet
&
Dunham Bush
1
Inc
14%
8%
Florida
Food
Steel
Wayne
Frito
14
4
Stores
Ludlow Mfg
Gas
Packing
Macmillan
1
24%
1%
19%
23
Gen
Gen
*
Bank of Commerce
18%
Bank of New York
2%
30%
40%
7%
13%
54%
7
43%
61%
70%
L)
Machine
Meredith
&
Eng
Publishing
Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
33%
28%
Camden Trust Co
30
32%
Central
10
9%
1
5
Inc—
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
a
v,iass
.
21%
22%
43
46 VB
——1
28%
30%
2
—5
14%
15%
Valley Barge Line Co——1
13%
14%
22%
24'A
Shipping Co
Mississippi
Utilities
Missouri
99
24%
1
Co
.1
Mountain
10
Fuel
Supply Co,
26%
9%
9
Montrose Chemical Co
27%
29 Vb
30%
19%
21
com_50c
National Homes Corp A
Class B common
2y2
5
25%
27%
of Phila. 10
38%
41%
51
49
53%
51%
Bk
Bk
Exch
10
(Savannah)
36'A
38%
68 Vb
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
64
50
265
28
70
80%
25
75 Vb
80%
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
38%
41 VH
Cleveland
Trust
Co
278
Commercial State Bank &
Trust Co
(N Y)
Commercial Trust of N J
Co
Bank
111
Continental
& Trust
33%
(Chicago)
86%
County Trust Co (White
90
'
8
Plains N Yt
24
25%
34%
3,7 Va
BO
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Federal Trust Co (Newark
185
196
46
50%
28%
26 %
12 V8
13%
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY) .10
26%
18%
20
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
44
17 VH
18%
Norris Thermador Corp„:
12%
13%
3%
4%
Oil
&
Gas Corp
50c
1
12%
1
Coal
American
5
Gas Co
14 Vb
11
12
71
75%
42
44%
15:%
$4
pfd_*
Pub Serv Co
•,
Indiana
16%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
.-10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) —10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
First
43%.
1
16%
17%
7.50
38%
4i ya
10c
7%
5
14 Va
1
13%
8%
15%,
14 Va
Light CO—10
28%
30
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Eagle Oil Co.
Whiting Corp
Williams
Bros
Wood
Fnwpr *
Conversion Co
5
14%
13
lU
7%
8Va
1
34%
37%
Consolidated Industries—1
9%
j
—
Yuba
Aayata vjil-anura Co
7%
OOo
Par
Kings County Trust Oo
(Brooklyn N Y)
10 Va
Northwestern
Corp
Serv
Pub
.119
Gas
Co
3%
3
1
Co
00
.4*
3
19 %
18
7%
Prod—10c
6 %
•
11%
13
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—5
13%
29 7
Miss River
Old Ben Coal Corp
Tail
Otter
Power
_
5
Co
«
9%
26'A
14%
15%
Bottlers—1
10%
11
1
13%
19%
Tool
Indus
General
Permanente Cement
100
Dallas—10
of Chicago
of
Natl Bk
10
of St Louis
Bk
Natl City Bank
(N Y)„20
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Phila)
10
of
—r5
27%
29V2
Exch Bk—15
48'A
51%
20
78 Va
81%
Bank of New York—10
43Vo
of
Long
Y
N
Glrard Trust
Corn
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
Industrial
Irving Trust
21%
Pub Serv
5%
Punta Alegre 8ugar
P""dator Products
Corp
20%
21%
1
18%
28%
30%
Trust
.20
(Phila)
———10
Boston
80%
435
32
84%
464
57 Va
54
16%
18%
38%
40%
46%
49%
St Louis Union
Seattle
139
37 Va
40%
67
70 %
18
20%
2
7%
8%
Track Co
20
(Wash)—20
74 Vb
78%
74
77%
74
78%
27
30%
44%
47%
22%
24%
41V*
44 %
42
45 V8
21%
23 y4
9%
10%
Bank (H Y)
1st Natl Bk
Bank-State Street Tract
(Boston Mess)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phila
10
Second
Security First NsU Bank (Los
Angeles)
r
—12%
Island N Y_5
10
Sterling Natl Bk Jk Tr Co
AUMMJ
O.avC
*
York)
Trade Bk &
—-10
2%
of Oommeroe—
(Cleveland)
Tr Co ol Maryland
United States Trust Co—
42
45 Va
10
43%
46%
10
25
27
20
71
74y4
(Phoenix Arlz)_5
35
37 y4
Union
Nati
Providence
R
Trust
Bans
(N Y)„10
34
For
36%
Boa ton
jJ
10
I
Co
(Phila)
Co (N T)
40'A
43
8
10
19
footnotes
_
32%
34%
see
United States Trust
(NY)
.10
20%
20
1
&
29%
Union Bank
20 Vb
4%
26%
SO
Peoples Tr Co ol Bergen City
(Hsckenssck N 1)
•
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
17 «A
18%
20%
Peoples First Natl Bk Jt Tr
Co
v Pittsburgh)
50%
5
Co of New Mexico—5
20
Trust Oo
15 Va
10c
10c
Eng
46
Lndustj'iai
New Ramp
39%
Boston). 100
Bank Jt Trust Co.ll
New York Trust Co (N Y)—25
Northern Tr Co lOoteago) —100
New
New Jersey
Security Natl Long
County
9 VB
of
48%
36
J)
Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Hudson
36%
Properties Inc
46%
44 Va
(N
36%
(Chic)—20
& Tr Co
8 %
Co
62%
44 Va
Co
99%
Bk
Sav
33%
Pub
58%
Natl State Bk ol Newark—12%
34
&
Natl Bk
6
Producing
28
Natl Shawmut Bk ol Boston. 12%
93 Va
Tr
Industrial Bk of Com
15%
29%
7.80
j[Albany N Y)
Natl Newark Jfc lues Banking
10
Harris
26%
19%
71%
27
Trust
Tr Oo (N Y)
Trust Co of New Jersey
25%
America
22
67
(New
Hanover
General Electric Co_7%
14%
Serv
Bank
Natl
Island
5%
ol
55
20 Vb
45%
Franklin
10%
Co
52%
ol Detroit
Bank
Rye National
29Va
30%
3%
10
National City Bank (Clave)—19
National Commerce Bank Jt
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of Hew York—8
10
Rochelle
New
5 %
Co
48%
309
32 %
9%
Gas
67%
64
44%
295
National Bank ol Waetehester.B
National
34%
285
49
29%
common—5
t\j>aon
32%
46 V*
*
Natural
Plymouth Rubber Co
Portland
28%
(J P) Jt Oo (If Y)—100
First Westchester Natl Bank
2
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer
26%
273
First
Hartford
Pfaudler-Permutit
Merchants Natl Bk ol Boston.10
20 Va
130
125
65%
24%
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—28
18%
124
73%
68%
1
1
5
70 %
63
6
Y
(Dallas)—12
Natl Bk
Bank
45%
25%
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—28
Rockl&nd-Atlaa Natl Bank of
Natl Bank of Boston—12%
Natl
42%
23%
Republic Natl Bank
First
First
County N
Mellon Nalt Bk Jt Tr CO (Pgh).28
Morgan
28%
39%
Nat' w«nk ol
Br^ok
Nassau
8
54 %
65 Va
3%
(Buffalo)
25 Vo
20
12
(N Y)_10
>
A Trailers
Manufacturers
Trust
26%
36%
33
23 %
First Natl
19%
Hannifin Corp
38%
31%
17%
Parker
32%
36%
63%
Co—70c
Sulphur
American
29
59
10
10
(N Y)—10
(Phila)
51
Baltimore
6%
5%
70 Vb
14%
36%
Mines
3
11
82%
66
60%
5%
1
5
East Line
77
56Va
34 Vb
Pacific
Far
79%
83%
(Jersey City)—25
First Natl Bank Trust Co
of
Paterson
28
10c
•
Co
Long Island Trust Oo
10
6%
Nat'I
First
Brewing Co
Liberty Real Estate Bk ft Tr
(Atlanta)—10
(Camden N J)
National Bk
First
Bank
Aak
x83
55
First
First
Oklahoma
8%
.
Bid
.20
Camden Natl Bk <fe Tr
rim
Natural
Production
•
1
38%
24%
Mercury Telev "A"—90c
Power <te Lieht Co
6%
28%
27'A
36Vh
50c
Eng
Uranium
2.50
25'A
Gas & EHec Assoc—8
Nicholson File Co—
•
New
18%
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
66
45%
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
21%
Corp_
62'%
42 %
33%
Pacific
128
21
23%
69 '/a
66'A
(NY).12%
Natl
Corn
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk (S F)_10
17%
122
18%
preferred
(N J)
8
of Cleve—16
Bank
Chase Manhattan Bk
Bank
7%
common
19%
6%
46 Va
1
Meadow
Natl
Centl-Penn
20 Vb
18%
p«h*lc
22%
19
22
(N Y)—10
Citizens & Southern National
5
Gulf Sulphur
14 %
39 Va
38 »A
332
36 Vb
26
Broad St Trust Co
Chem
Green Mountain Power Corp—5
Gas
40%
34 Vb
318
(St
20
(Phila)—10
Louis)
6
6%
30%
19%
Society
Boatmen's Natl Bank
5%
6 %
35%
29%
Interstate
7%
7
13%
36%
Manufacturers Tr Co
(NY)—5
10
16
Virginia
2%
5
5
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil
of
3
Corp
33
27%
18%
Gulf
Bank of North America
lc
Industries
Pabst
26%
Grolier
21%
•
28%
(W
McLean
27%
14%
27%
%
19%
Western Natural Gas Co
Ask
38%
100
26%
Maxson
North Penn
1
Corp
.Bid
(Newark) .25
Bank
Corp
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Grinnell
6Va
30 Va
0%
52%
17 VH
21%
Brick Co
5%
Francisco)
(San
33%
49
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
20%
Fire
'
31 Va
Par
38%
Telep (Calif)
5<?c pfd—20
Telep Co of the Southwest
P)
29'A
S A
12%
Pepsi-Cola
(A
56
28%
of America N T
17%
rcauieton
Green
47%
$
Bank and Trust Companies
31
1
Pacific
20%
:
13%#
Manufacturing Co
5
& Telephone Co_10
Wyandotte Chemicals Oorp
52
1
Transmls
1
Pacific Airmotive Corp
20
6%
Corp_7
Corp
Eastern
35%
5%
Co
44%
34
Western Massachusetts Cos
wi«ron«ln
18
5
11%
33
Cement
6'A
Co
16%
31%
preferred
Western Lt
White
4
1
1
1
5%
Portland
16%
lc
Co
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shlpbldg & Dry Co_50c
29 %
5%%
8%
Corp—1
Propane Gas
Refining
16
Prods Inc
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
29%
Giant
24%
7%
24%
& Sales Co
Marlin-Rockwell
10
Oil Co
Corp
9
20%
Inc
Auto
2%
Co
22 Va
1
25%
Co
Maremont
2.50
Service
General Crude
General Gas
2Va
25%
Co
12%
25
6%
18Va
17Va
3%
7%
22
17
11
1
Co
West Point
VV uiUUtl
Bank
Pan
Garlock
Co
(S D) Co
•
Washington Natural Gas Co
10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"__l
35%
6
1
Co Inc
Brothers
Warren
62,
1
15%
10%
*
37 V4
Warren
Bwasey Co
38%
7%
America
Lithium Corp of
Lone Star Steel
Lucky
36 %
58%
11%
Paper_10
33 Va
33%
5
Warner A
4%
13%
Mach Corp_2
Corrugated
34 Vh
Corp ol Amer
15%
1
1
Co
31 Va
25
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
Texas
2
;—
_.
Foote Bros Gear &
Ft
39%
1
Co
Corp
Inc
Mart
57
25
—
17
27%
Governor
Strong Cobb &
8%
8
1
non-voting
Works
Clark
Landers Frary &
Co
Northwest
Fisher
8
Tekoil
Nortex
25
2.50
..
Inc—
17%
Vnrt.h
.—2.50
Products
Common
16%
Fibres
Northwest
Fisher Brothers Co,
Steamship
Register
5
Glass
National Gas & Oil Corp
41%
58
67
10
Fruit &
Stanley Home
Co
L-O-F
21%
13 Vh
51 %
12 %
51
6%
Stand
Tappan Stove
National Aluminate Corp
25%
30%
15%
19%
1
7%
Empire State' Oil Co
j— 1
Equity Oil Co
10c
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn.100
First Boston Corp
10
29
14%
38%
Electric Co
34%-
5
25%
Paso
32'A
Koehring Co.
23%
36%
Electrolux Corp
Enihart Mfg Co
2%
Tampax Inc
50c
El
Sprague Electric Co—^
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
34%
7%
9%
13%
28
17%
.15%
28 %
32 %
Miss
Inc
1
(Texas)—•
25 Vt
26'A
3
Northeastern Water Co
Laboratory
23%
2Va
Keystone Portland Cem Co
North
Economics
Tele Co—1
Suntide
11%
Inc
States
Suburban
11
11
\
Associates—10
21%
11%
12
Utilities
19%
32%
10%
Industries
1
23
11%
Eastern
7%
10%
2
Eastern
28%
6%
30%
1—10
.
Inc
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co_—1
——
26%
21
Ketchum Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
6%
15%
-1
Producing Co—1
1
Inc—
Utilities Co
Kentucky
28%
48%
2
Inc
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference—
14%
10
Kennametal
Miles Laboratories Inc
47%
2%
'* 28%
37%
5
Dictaphone Corp
50o
Standard
15%
36%
16
20
11%
1
23
Vitro
Southwest Gas
54
50c
Kendall Co
18
—1
Co
Harvester
18%
21%
41%
6%
8%
12%
26%
16%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
17 V*
1
7%
10
Danly Machine Specialties
5
Darling (L A)
Co—
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2%
42%
9
38%
Ij.
10
16
39%
5
—3
26%
45%
1
vtg
14%
Varian Associates
Natural Gas_5
luya
rtcuigcxacion
Common Ltd
2%
22%
17%
16%
13%
Products—5
Rock
Consolidated
24%
16%
28%
7%
2%
Power Co."
——2.50
Freight wsvs
Conso)
45lit
21%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light &
-
22%
15%
26%
6%
Milling & Elev Co—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25
11%
17 %
16%
15%
42
5
2Va
'•
27%%;; 29%
2%
31%.
Valley Mould Jfc Iron Oorp.
Vanity pair Mills Ino
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp„1
Stouffer Corp....—
—1.25
Madison Gas & Electric Co
5%
15%
1
Inc
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
22
22
11
1
com——1
A
B common
Colonial
18
32%
29%
42%
Stanley
Liberty Loan Corp
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Ling Electronics
50c
16
30%
9
24V4
35%
38%
14%
38
5
12%
17%
38%
36%
10
3%
,
39%
25%
Co
Co
.
16 %
Power
32%
Kansas-Nebraska
25%
2%
22%
Colorado
35%
Gas
&
18%
24«s
Lau Blower
Elec
Utah Southern Oil Co
13 Ve
17Va
*
Parchment Co_10
Corp
preferred
Kalamazoo Veg
6%
111
14
12 %
10c
25
5%
14
—1
common.,
1
20%
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
12%
10c
.—5
Serv Co
18%
23%
Co..•
9%
4 %
1
Steel
$1.46
9
5
Co
Corp
Jessop Steel Co
5%
Central Indiana Gas
106
Southwestern
19%
Central
Devel Co.lOc
&
Speer Carbon Co
Heintz
Co__3%
&
Upper Peninsular Power Co
17%
26 V«
Gas
Electric
Universal Match Oorp
23%
Western Minerals
lf%
Southern Union Gas Co
33%
16%
Co
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs.—
Central
30%
21%
36%
Southern New Eng Tele Co
32
Co
Kearney & Trecker Corp—
Kellogg Co
of Calif-1
B
17'%
5
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co.—5
Corp
Bullock's
28Va
Corp
34
Southern Nevada Power Co——1
Co—
Service
32%
United
Southern
Public
10%
12%
18%
Iowa
9%
30%
United Greenfield Oorp—
0% preferred
11%
Southern Calif Water Co
Iowa
42%
1
7Va
Southeastern Pub
11%
22%
39%
44%
South Shore Oil
common
21%
Gas
41%
17%
101
A
8Va
Pipe Line Oorp—50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr Co.5
2
Co—
30%
_1
Class
29%
&;
63
Securities
10%
27%
D)
Seismograph Service (?arp
Investors Diver* Services Inc—
23Ji
Co—♦
(G
9%
7'A
10
United States Sugar Corp
I
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
16%
7%
35%
17%
5%
21 Va
6Vb
28%
•
Co
Corp
11%
1
5%
Co
59
Textbook
6%
6
31 Va
-1
Trans
7%
__l
2
Bantam
1
_1
Motor
Topp
5
Jacinto* Petroleum
San
9%
5%
27 Vb
71/4
Freight Sys—1
Bakeries
Interstate
10
Co
Co
Steel Castings
Buckeye
•" 25Va
Slfil
Interstate
1
Sharpe Mig
Brush Eeryllium
•
20c
Sierra Pacific Power Co
International
19%
4%
15%
Inc
Corp
Sabre-Pinion
24%
18%
26%
Light Co__l
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com_l
Botany Mills Inc
—•
1
Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred—25
10%
22%
63
;
9%
23%
18%
11%
6%
24%
1
Berkshire
23%
1
21
10
11
_10
28%
1
Corp
Reid
*
Co..
Water Co
6%
32%
16%
1
26%
8%
K
Towmotor Corp
23%
17%
10
Co
•
Corp
industries Ino
Tracerlab Inc..
21
59
17
Corp——__10
Spring
Products Tno__
Avon
Tokheim
1
1
Interstate
Associated
44
41 Vb
10%
Co
Plywood
Schield
21%
Co
39
22%
Marie
Searle
_5
Gas
62
11%
71
.1
Co_
Art Metal Construction Co_*.__10
Western
59%
64 Va
Ryder System
56
common
Production
Indian Head Mills Inc
Arkansas
*5 Va
1
21 Vb
6%
21%
Power
1
Time Inc
60%
6.%
20%
Missouri
Three States Nat Gas Co
10%
38Va
9%
—1
Mat
Field
Oil
Co__5
Arkansas
Co
19 Va
9%
10
Rockwell
33%
Service
(H H)
Rochester Telephone Corp
25%
31%
Public
34%
17%
National Petroleum_
Manufacturing Co—2 Va
18%
24%
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A
28%
32
Texas Natural Gasoline Oorp„1
Thermo King Corp
1
*
11%
5
Arizona
•
Robbins & Myers Inc
33%
Gas_
20%
84
-
12%
25c
*
A
Natural
Houston
Hudson
11%
3
Roadway Express class A
2%
class
Co
5%
12Va
Engineering— —1
Voltage
Houston
1
3%
3%
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
9%
Hoover
Texas
Riley Stoker Corp
8%
High
17
115
class A.— -.1
Curtis
24
15%
113
Helene
29%
28%
16%
Corp
108
54%
53 %
26%
22%
35%
107
14%
25%
33
Co class A com .10
A 10
13%
Bid
corp.8
1.
Co
70
common
Transmission
2
America—1
Richardson Co
Hearst Cons Publications cl A .25
A 35%
27
Corp___7.50
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Par tic
*
50
.2
Pipe & Const Co
Research & Develop
;
Gas
Par
Texas Gas
36%
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co.l
Texas Industries Ino
1
66
Inc
(MA)
B
ol
Resistoflex
Ask
341/4
—5
Xerox
Class
Co
Natural
60 %
57
20
51
Hospital .Supply Corp.—4
AMP
Hanna
32%
25%
.
Gobain
Haloid
30%
American
Amer-Saint
26%
,
23%
18%
American-Marietta Co
Amer
,
1
Corp.—
Commercial
Amer
25
—5
Line_5
American Box Board Co.
Amer Cement
Hagan Chemicals & Controls —i
4%
Purina
Republic
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
4
1
Ralston
Rare Metals Corp
preceding page.
Valley Nat Bk
I
46
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(286)
.
.
Monday, July 21, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday
July
J8
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
Textron
Bid
Ask
Funds—
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Far
Fund
Mutual
25c
1.25
1.61
1.78
6.21
6.82
1
4.10
Inc—1
7.78
Inc
Fund
American Business Shares
Mutual
American
Fund
Funds-
Mutual
Institutional
Par
Shares
Institutional
Inst Foundation Fund——lc
9.70
5s
Institutional
9.59
Institutional Income Fund—lc
5.03
5.67
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp-lc
7.61
8.27
Investment
Co
3.67
4.01
Investment
Trust of
9.89
10.75
—1
23.68
25.88
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bona Inv Tr of America
_•
10.90
11.85
20.03
21.54
1
15.82
17.10
1
22.63
24.46
1
12.13
13.30
1
7.42
8.11
1
12.88
13.92
Broad
Investment
Street
5.94
Ltd
California Fund Inc
General
Canada
America
Canadian
Fund
Canadian
International
Inc
Ltd
Fund
1
9.38
9.55
10.44
Aetna
Casualty
1
29.98
30.58
Aetna
Insurance
Mutual Fund—1
(The.)
a20.31
(Investment
7.34
8.02
22.63
24.46
50c
16.69
18.05
7'/c
Securities
com___100
preferred
Colonial
Fund
ICO
Inc—
1
1
1
Commonwealth
In vest men t
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Concord
10.13
8.44
8.81
9.17
9.58
1
12.45
13.53
17.38
18.80
—1
X14.48
Fund
1
14.14
15.29
Western Investment
Income
16
17'2
Inc
Fund
1
6.01
6.68
Vegh Investing Co Inc
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—1
Delaware
Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Growth Stk
Diver
Investment
Diversified
Trustee
62 %
67
10.20
11.21
1
8.50
9.34
6.35
6.96
Fund__l
8.38
9.18
2.50
16.63
18.85
25c
2.71
2.97
Shares—
Series E-—
Dividend
14.76
Inc__1
Fund
Diversified
14.61
Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
X9.72
—1
10.57
Balanced
1
Electronics Investment
21.59
23.09
1
Stock Fund
20.47
21.88
Corp—1
4.81
5.26
Energy Fund Inc
-10
149.14
150.64
Equity Fund Inc
20c
6.76
7.01
22.60
24.65
1
15.31
16.71
—1
9.27
10.12
1
8.46
9.24
Bondsi
K-l
(Income Pfd Stoc-ksi
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stksi—l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
(Income
Stocks)
Com
5
13.31
14.39
1
15.51
16.77
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc.
10c
3.45
3.78
4.76
5.21
Florida
Mutual
Co Inc
Fund
Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series-
lc
Preferred stock series—
Fundamental Investors Inc
Futures Inc
Gas
lc
9.30
5.39
8. 72
10.21
5,64
2
S-3
15.46
16.94
3.53
3.84
American
Amer Ins Co
11.43
Amer
Trust
12.61
Amer
Nat
11.56
8.46
9.23
11.95
5.91
Fund
Lazarcl
1
1
Inc
5.03
1
5.51
14%
15%
25c
11.23
12.27
1
9.40
10.27
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
15.16
16.57
Inc.. 1
5.56
6.06
Sayles Mutual Fund—.*
a43.02
Lexington
Trust
Fund
Lexington Venture Fund.
Life
Insurance
Loomis
Stk
Fund
Automobile
Fla)
shares
lc
Ins
(Galveston
American Surety
Paper
shares—lc
lc
shares
Manhattan Bond Fund
shares
of
2.48
Shippers
Natl
Beneficial
Life
Stand
2.74
Investors
Mass
Growth
Shares
Mutual Trust
of
Corp—
10.54
13.35
14.43
9.21
l
interest—
10.11
al3.38
.1
Inc. .1
1
Balanced Series
Series
10.31
11.27
(DC)
Ins
29%
34
Lite
23%
Co
5
Co
277
288
129
10
135
5
84%
1.25
;
Corp class
Fire.
Fire
River
3.33%
Northern
.12.50
Northwestern National Life
88%
58
—&
Insurance
Hanover
3
10
3%
Pacific
Co
of
83
88%
Y.10
N
48
Indemnity Co
10
95
52%
66%
70
Quaker
10
55%
31%
Reinsurance
5
18
19%
Reliance Ins
Ins
Republic
73
101
78%
Co
C)
Paul
Fire
Seaboard
(N
4%
5%
40%
43%
Y)
2
—————-.10
At
(Texas)
10
2
Marine—.6.25
Surety Co
35%
37%
Springfield
39%
Standard
37
157
Home
North
3.77
Jefferson
7.5(5
8.26
Jersey Insurance
5.33
7.19
5.85
At
&
50%
45%
54
48%
73%
23
24V8
2
Marine
68
30
32
45%
48%
—JO
Trust
(N
Y)
6
5
...
22%
77%
81%
24%
94
99
U 13
Fidelity .St Guaranty Co—10
GO
63%
45
U
Fire
26 %
28
105
109
S
3
.
,
U S Life Insurance Co in
the
7.86
1
Fire
Accident
Guar
56%
42%
5.83
.1
Amer_.S
Title
Travelers
5
3.45
164
15%
45%
52
10
Security (New Haven)
22%
10
14%
42%.
10
21%
.10
19
1
Republic Natl Life Insurance
St
107
Corp
Insurance
5
of
67%
17%
(Pa)—..5
City Life Ins
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Co
64%
64%
58%
29%
60
10
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N
26%
10
45%
90
60%
25
5
Co
4
Co
51%
56%
5
49%
JO
1.50
Insurance
9%
88%
Phoenix
Md
F)
36%
84
(Minn)
2.50
of
8%
38%
61%
Employees Life
1
6.39
Stock Series
Growth
Stock
New
England
New
York
Series
Fund
1
Nucleonics
21.74
31%
34 %
Shares
William
Inc.
8.85
Fund
...
Fund Inc—#
1
11.62
12.5,6
1
X3.63
3.97
1
12.37
13.56
*
8.46
9.23
1
21.20
2.50
14.00
l
31.09
31.40
l
6.15
6.65
1
12.22
13.28
1
11.47
12.47
44%
83%
34%
Bid
Jan.
15,
3%s
April
Feaexai
15,
null
Putnam Growth Fund
Inc..1
•
4.20s
Oct.
15,22
3s
Feb
1963
100
11,
Common Stock Fund
3%s Feb.
3%s
June
11,
11,
Sept
2.
1.3,13
point
a
Ask
101.16
101.20
1959
100.6
100.14
1959—
1,
2%s June
99.12
1, 1960
1960
100.26
3%s April
99.29
100.1
4s
102.2
101.8
2%s May
3%s May
2,
100.10
4%s
July
15,
105.24
3%S
April
1,
1970
100
99.24
4%s
100.10
100.12
102
102.8
1962—
103
103%
1, 1963
99
May J,
1966
—99.4
109
99'%
99.8
99.12
110
100%
Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May 1, 1971
4%s Feb. 15, 1972-1967
99%
100%
103%
104%
3T8s
100.14
100.4
./—
1961.
3,
99.20
100
100.4
1969
99.16
100.9
1959
2%s Feb.
100.22
100.5
1.
20.
100.22
105.8
1958
—-
2,
Oct.
100.7
1968
1958
2.35s Oct. 7,
Feb.
2%s May
100.2
1963
1S65
10,
March
4%s
100.8
101
1962
March
4%s
of
Nov. 1, 1958—
1%S
.——
1960
13,
32nds
more
or
101.26
—.
April 10, 1959.—
8.95
Smith
31
103
104
106%
107%
100.8
Sept.
1972—
15,
11.19
7.22
39%
29 %
100.18
Aug.
5s
6.58
37
2
100.3
1958
1959
23,
one
2 %s
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
& Clark-
2
Fire
Bid
99.28
—
1958
10,
10.
Assn
3%S
3%s
a34.87
Y
N
of
Ask
99.28-* 100
Moi'luane
Aug.
21.41
99.25
1959
1.65s
;
City
Westchester
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1959
16,
4.70s
Growth Stock
of Canada
1%S
47%
Inc.—
Inc
Scudder Stevens
79%
32
Y—10
Figures after decimal point represent
1.60s Feb.
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
(T Rowe)
Ins..10
N
9.67
Over-the-counter Securities
Fund
of
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Street
Fund
Life
Co
Obligations of Government Agencies
Chemistry &
Electronics
One
20.11
1
Standard
Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
8.28
14.39
8.45
8.80
11.04
12.09
6.16
6.76
Selected
Amer
1
Shares
(Edison
B)
Fund
a23.16
_1
1
11.78
L
1
11.95
35%
State Street Investment
Corp..*
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
1
12.28
2.41
4.88
5.36
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
8.98
Texas
United
8.45
Fund
Funds
9.14
1
10.41
1
6.84
7.48
Shares.. 1
9.58
10.41
Inc—
;.v
United
16.33
16.83
United Science Fund
United Funds Canada Ltd
Value Line Fund Inc
Value Line Income Fund Inc
2.35
7.17
Line
Fund
a22.68
Income Fund
Special
Street
%
11.32
1
10.02
10.95
1
15.01
16.32
1
6.00
6.56
1
4.94
5.40
Situations
Inc.i..
10c
2.75
1
7.06
7.72
1
8.39
12.72
1
12.08
5.10
Aug. 1, 1958
3%s Dec. 1, 1958
l%s May
Treasury
l%s
15,
Wellington Fund
8.81
Whitehall Fund
7.8f.
8.49
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Bid
1969
Petroleum 6s
1980-76
Burlington Industries
4%s„1975
-
3.01
ac
—
Ask
73 %
55
75%
82%
83%
57
1982
..1977
95
103
115%
95%
1.
l%s Feb.
15,
1988
1975
99%
69
98
112%
85
117%
100
Pacific
100 %
&
Elec
Pacific
3%s_
Glass
101
98%
97%
(963
1988
Puget
1988
3%s
Petroleum 5s
100%
-
99%
101%
98
102%
100
1988
97 %
98%.
99%
Sound
97.4
105
4s
100.8
1 %s
100.10
99.20
102.30
99.24
103.2
Ask
Aug.
15,
Oct.
1962
1,
Nov
96
94.28
1962
15.
1962
104
99.6
98.11
104.14
97.12
104
96.8
105.4
95.4
104.4
2%s
Feb
l%s
April
1963
1,
99.12
99.16
1963
15,
93.28
94.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Due
11-
8-
12-
Cir
1-57
2-57
9-
Itid
Ask
Rate
Dated
1-58
100.1
100.4
2.45%
3-
3-58
12-
1-58
100.9
100.12
2-58
100.9
100.12
2%
4-
1-58
1-
5-59
100.4
100.7
1-
2-58
10-
1-58
100.13
100.16
2-
3-58
11-
3-58
100.13
'100.16
Due
Bid
Aik
l38r'
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
1.60 %
6-
2-58
3-
2-59
99.28
99.31
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
99.21
99.24
99.25
99.28
United States Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
July 24, 1958_
July 31, 1958
&
Lt 4%s
P&L
Quebec
119%
100%
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Natural
Gas
Sperry Rand 5%s
ww
1988
Units..
w
99.979
99.986
Bid
September 4,
September
1958—
99.903
99.892
w.1967
1982
97%
97%
96%>
97
135%
137
97
113%
100
114%
Ask
99.920
August 7, 1958
11,
1958,
99.965
99.976
August
September
18,
1958.
99.872
99.950
99.889
99.960
September
25,
1958-
99.857
99.875
99.940
99.947
October
09.830
99.846
§9.922
99.932
October 9, 1958
99.813
99.827
October
§9.797
99.812
14,
1958
21,
1958
August- 28,
1958
103 %
1999
4%s
126
99.996
1958
2,
16.
1958
121
101%
Dollar Value
Ask
99.994
100%
119
1973
Pow
Oct.
103.28
100.11
99
1977
5%s
70%*
78
124
Gas
Owens-Illinois
98.8
104.10
1961
1, 1961
3%S Feb 15, 1962
IV2S April 1, 1962
100.6
100%
Telep 4%s_—_.1993
N Span
Uranium 5%s ww
Northern States Power 4s
Okla
l%s
100.9
1%S April 1. 1960
August
97%
100.6
April
Aug. 1,
100.4
87
100
York
99%
83
1959
105
Niagara Mohawk Pwr 3%s_1988
111%
100.2
73%
84
103
New
100%
.1976
72%
1975
116%
98%
99.29
Bid
99.2
1960
1, 1961
1,
Ask
,197b
New
99V2
1B77
1981
3a/sS
5s__
105
1972
.1975
New
4s
99.27
1958
point
Notes—(Cont.)—
Oct.
l%s
100.28
-
32nds of a
& Sons—
England Tel & Tel 4s-1993
Jersey Bell 3%s
1993
—1988
Delaware Pow & Lgt
3%s_. 1988
1959
more
1%'v
Bid
Can
1 %s
101
3.65%
Bonds—
Lowenstein (M)
4%s
Mueller
Brass
100.5
3.00%
Security Issues
National
1966
■100.30
l%s April 1, 1959
1 %S Oct
1. 1959
4 %
Recent
or
Treasury
100.3
Notes-
Oct.
4% %
Blonds—
—
one
Maturity-
100.21
5.52
Investors Fund Inc
8.06
Ask
Indebtedness—
4s
13.06
1
Bid
of
13.87
Investing Corp
7.84
100
9.08
1
MaturityCertificates
Washington Mutual
2.57
99.28
Figures after decimal point represent
11.48
12.12
14.56
Value
10.85
8.36
11.24
——L-
1959
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
a30.80
11.12
—
2,
12.87
1
Inc
United Accumulated Fund
United Continental Fund
4.54
March
13.08
33%
Investors
2.18
6.98
1.70s
Southwestern Investors Inc.
Sovereign
11.21
4.12
27
*86
North
American
Life
Insurance
10.24
4.15
Hanois Power 4s
5
2.50
Northeastern
(D C)
Rate
~
York
25%
2
4
Government
5.93
1.25
.1
ww
New
42%
—
5.43
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
lc
5s
92%
39%
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
10
7.88
i
Cement
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
7.51
l
Port
Hampsnire
3.30
10.19
Incorporated Investors
3%s
New
11.10
9.30
Incorporated Income Fund
Geu'l Tire Ac Rubber 6s
45%
21.02
6.85
Income Foundation Fund
Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
General
42%
3.04
7.19
i
Trailer 4s
2
32%
Reinsurance Corp
1
Wall
rruenauf
18%
30%
Insurance
1
Series
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc
lOc
5 %s
82%
17%
New Amsterdam
Casualty
L.10
(S
Dividend Series
Scudder Fund
lOc
4%s._""
78
10
15%
19.43
7.70
Inc—
Gas
Union Fire
14%
(N J)
Deposit
Fund
Preferred Stock Series
10.26
Natural
96
36%
Ins
General
Life
1
14.14
Paso
12 %
90
5
10.27
-
1
12.54
7.71
hi
Ins
Globe & Republic
Government Employees
Great
Security Series-
12.81
6,36
Perro Corp 3%8
Florida Power
Corp
Fire—..
National
5
&
General
Gulf
Investors Corp
Bond
11.39
21.12
Shares
beneficial
National
12.16
19,54
1
Mutual Income Fund.——
.1
Mutual Investment Fund Inc—1
Mutual
Fireman's
11.25
33 %c
8.19
Con Edison 4s
59%
11%
5
4
Fidelity
Life Fund—
Units of beneficial interest
lc
—
56
A
Glens Falls
lc
6s
5
4
(Balt).lO
Nationwide
12
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Franklin
.lc
Corp
Chance Vought 5%s
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
Ins
Pacific Insurance
2.48
Stock
Fund Inc—_
Massachusetts
11.45
1c
Carrier
40%
48%
21%
<Ky)
7.13
Trust
int_33%c
11,70
.lc
Ry 3%s.__
4%s
38%
38
43
20
Ji.10
Commonwealth Life Ins
2.25
lc
Pac
Life
Casualty
lc
Canadian
36%
5
Co..1
(N
Crum & Forster Inc
lc
British
2021a
5
Ins
Boston Insurance Co
Columbian Natl Lite
6.51
Inc—10c
Investors
beneficial
6.77
5%s
49%
Life
40%
6.17
Steel
10
Monumental
37%
Euiiding
shares.
;
lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Chemical shares.
lc
Common (The) Stock Fpnd.lc
Electronics & Electrical
Barium
16%
194%.
17
42%
Fund
_
38
15%
Federal
(Geo)
H-C7
35%
National
Bankers &
Bankers
5
6.25
2.68
Putnam
Series
9%
22%
112%
.5
...
9
15
10
Massachusetts Bonding
Mass Indemnity At Lite Ins
Merchants Fire Assurance—
Merchants At Manufacturers
2.43
10.81
Series H-DA—_
2%
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares—
lc
9.87
Eavdock Fund Inc..
34%
25%
2%
21
107%
1
Peerless Insurance Co
Phila Life Insurance
lc
Funds
1
16%
20
Casualty
65%
Inc.
Hamilton
31
Maryland
61%
Fund
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc.
Companies Inc.—
Lite Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
Employees Group Assoc.
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp..5
Fund Inc
shares.
3
Life
3.74
Price
Bond
of Tenn
2.96
Puritan
Institutional
36%
3.39
Pine Street
lc
1%
34%
2.68
7.16
shares..
1%
lc
shares
7.69
Food
Far
■
15%
lc
Petroleum
Pioneer
7.34
'
,
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birmj_2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
7%
24%
1
1
Co
Continental
2.22
14.25
G.69
Ask
:;V
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)_5
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co—65c
19%
3.55
13.55
lc
Bid
Companies
22
6%
—
5.20
4.72
2.01
Industries
shares..
6.59
Equipment shares
18%
Assurance Co 5
(Newark N J;
2'/a
(Wash D C>—1
Assurance
3.22
Metal
13.04
7.02
82
102%
99%
35%
1
Continental
Electrioal Equipment shares.lc
12.53
—
101%
99
194
20%
5
American Re-insurance
Co
Managed Funds-
7.01
Aviation shares—
1978
4s
Ask
100%
Westcoast Trans 5%S—_—..1988
66
33
Home
Connecticut
1
—
73
6.48
Fund
lc
shares
100
1970
k—
29%
Mercury
11.05
Knickerbocker
Com
11.72
16.70
Stk$)_l
1
Group Securities—
Automobile
1983
—■
(Jacksonville
10.47
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced
preferred
conv
10.74
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.!
1
Capital Corp
General Investors
8.02
2.45
1
Industries Fund Inc
General
2.24
4%s
:____1983
Heritage Life Ins—
15.31
1
—
$1.25
Amer
Income
Fidelity Fund Inc.
Fiduciary Mutual Inv
Bid
Improv
Virginian Ry
141%
27%
Fidelity & Casualty_5
National
Fund
5
American
Priced
(Discount Bondst
Nation Wide Securities Co
Eaton & Howard-
Assur
186
10
(Low
B-4
Massachusetts
De
Co
Equitable
15.74
Inc
10
Insurance
Ask
62%
American
General
Inc
Fund
Dividend
136
9.33
Stock
&
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown
130
1
Bond
F'und Inc
Composite
13,300
10
Co
135%
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-2
Bid
10
__
Agricultural
Bonds)
Surety
26.14
Income
Fund Inc
Composite
12.800
Aetna Life
As
25.05
B-3
100%
Insurance
8.58
Knickebocker Growth Fund
1
1
Chemical Fund Inc
Commonwealth
.19.18
Growth
—
Century Shares Trust
Christiana
17.73
Gas
S
Industries 4J/a8
tTniversal Match 5s
94
100 '
Par
1
Boston—1
of
S-4
Fund—
Ltd
(1954»
U
6.50
S-2
Fund
United
99%
92
—1983
4%s
4.02
S-l
Bullock
98%
1971
6%s—.
Gas Corp
12.49
3.68
Fund—lc
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
Boston Fund Inc—
Insur
Istel Fund Inc
Johnston
Fund
Ltd
Canada
Institutional
11.42
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Growth
Corp
Bonds—(Cont.)
75%
152
10.49
Fund.lc
Growth
1.56
Axe-Templeton
Pipe
10.52
8.50
1.42
»
Fund
Gas
Ask
74
151
Underwood
4.38
4.61
Trust
Mut
11.41
United
1C.43
5.22
Devel
Trans
Fund—_lc
.__lc
Inc__1
Fund
Associated
Ask
Ltd
Bank
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Atomic
Bid
Bid
1971
Line Units.
Pipe 4%S~—.—1978
Amer
Trans-Canada
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No
a
par
Net
value
asset
k Admitted
stock
b Bid
listing
Exchange
yield
d
value.
to
price
Ex-rights,
t New
on
the New
York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
v
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend.
99.913
(287)
THE
with
a
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
year
COURSE
this week show
Bank clearings
us,
telegraphim advices from the chief cities of
based upon
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
the country,
July 19, clearings from all cities of the United
States
from which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be
those
4.6%
above
stand
at
week
last
.$24,087,434,599
against $23,036,321,563 for the same week in 1957.
this center there is
At
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
14.8%. Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week Ended July 19—
Week Ended July
$12,626,798,356 $10,999,818,975
1,217,087,995
1,213,953,004
—«
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kansas
1,091,000,000
502,770,672
462,034.534
City
392,000,000
Francisco
Pittsburgh
:*
Cleveland
444,200,602
Baltimore
393,349,853
3rd
Philadelphia
1.6
4th
Cleveland
—10.5
414,744,257
—12.9
5.2
—
$18,656,965,513 $17,219,573,361
five days
cities,
Richmond
5th
8.3
+
4,525,390,905
4,847,290,170
days.
$23,182,356,418
$22,066,863,531
day——...
905,078,181
969,458,032
five days
All
cities,
five
cities,
one
of
7th
—
6.6
+
the
+
San
4.6
11,072,344,247
9,996.336,341
+
0.9
1,313.241.254
1,253,155,501
4.0
1,396,797.717
1,394.640.231
4.2
725,003,431
695,769,03ft
1,134.729,245
1,097,349,573
1,463,324,40®
+
715,600.931
*
Exchange is appended.
The
re¬
sults for June and six months of 1958 and 1957 follow:
—Month of June
Description—
1958
1957
266,734,754
Bonds-
Railroad
&
$83,073,300 $606,450,600 $487,750,600
$107,331,600
misc
Outside
New
+
3.1
—
2.9
1,620,502,056
675,884.412
629,765.801
590,288.812
+
5.5
+ 18.2
660,442,531
589,470,71®
691,767,24®
510,086,14®
590.453,549
621.328.939
672,668,944
535,740,080
•
+
4.9
507,296,020
+
3.1
1,291,587,843
1,212,242,323
f
510,695,426
1,326,578,816
1,286,376,221
23,372,538,360
20,666,445,321
II
.108 cities
International Bank-
6,000
15,000
65,000
70,000
Foreign government
6,598,400
4,537,900
32,054,020
23,955,9oO
4,000
York
of
June.
For
that
-
13.1
21,818,937,244
20,321,809,453
11,355,988,981
10,800,848,037
+"'2.2'
there
was
Chicago
District the totals are larger by
District by 6.4%. The
District records
Reserve
St. Louis Reserve District
of clearings having been $119,596,-
aggregate
;
and in the Atlanta Reserve
4.9%
in¬
an
10,754,562,148
the Richmond Reserve
of the clearings for
month
of clearing houses of 19.6%,
for the entire body
1958
'f
10,992',911,404
City__.
We also furnish today, a summary
the month
the
297,846,276
44,478,864
56,618,288
shares—
+
734,153,020
'■
II
6
.
.10
Francisco
Total
crease
Six Months
1957
1958
Stocks—
Number of
0.1
—
1,496,808,504
'
757,225,394
+ 23.2
622,696,764
'•
1955
$
648,300,998
-J
>
>-
818.428,526
—
1,224,140,917
1,543,775,976
«i
9
■;
1,222.310,288
1
7
*
-
2.7
+
1,347.458.762
1,293.152.732
745,805.938
II
4
-
—
1956
Inc. or
10,442.534,208
1,008.660.881
'
It
17
_
11th Dallas
detailed statement of transactions
Our usual monthly
of the New York Stock
In
of 3.1%.
Francisco Reserve District
■
$24,087,434,599 $23,036,321,563
week
cities for
all
Total
2.9%.
by
Dec. %
1,017,673.521
-
II
.10
.
9th Minneapolis
6.6
behind
fallen
has
5.1
—
District
City Reserve District there is an increase
18.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 4.9% and in
12,868.073,333
"
II
6
>
Chicago
Louis
Reserve
Kansas
792,785,919
«*
M
17
—_
6th Atlanta
12th San
all
Total
the
814,276,885
it
11
_
_
10th Kansas City
Other
Louis
$
cities
9
-
8.8
2.9
8th St.
cities
Ten
York
New
+
680,831,241
—
2nd
12
_
+
496,428,974
:
Reserve District
Chicago Reserve
District has managed to enlarge its totals by 3.1% and
the Minneapolis Reserve District by 5.5%, but the St.
1957
Boston
1st
loss of 4.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve
District of 3.1%, but in the Richmond
the totals record a gain of 4.2%.
The
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
12—
+
—
403,600,000
592,686,233
:
2.0
of
of
trict
4.7
—
730,524,536
an
totals register a
2.2%, the bank clearings at this center
We group the cities
Federal Reserve Districts
0.3
—
723,502,849
741,929,000
St. Louis
14.8
+
—
1,040.000,000
709.277,793
Boston
San
increase of
an
Reserve
show
District
present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results for the week previous — the week
ended July 12. For that week there was an increase of
13.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $23,372,538,360 against $20,666,445,321
in the same week in 1957.
Outside of this city there
was
District (including this city) the totals
improvement of 23.2%, in the Boston Reserve
2.7% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
0.9%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
York
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press. Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
having registered a gain of 24.9%.
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New York
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are
located and from this it appears that in the New
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
we
corresponding
preliminary totals
Our
year.
for the
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
47
Reserve District
275,977 and the 1957 aggregate $100,037,883,165. In the New
expansion of
a
gain of 1.6%, the*
of 7.3%
and the Minneapolis
In the
Kansas City Reserve
of 14.3%.
District the totals register an improvement of
York Reserve District the totals record an
17.0%, in
the Dallas Reserve District of 3.0% and in the San
35.4%, in the Boston Reserve District of 8.6% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 3.0%. In the Cleveland
Reserve District the totals are smaller by 3.7%, but in
Fran¬
cisco Reserve District of 6.1%.
71,000
Government—
U. S.
.
Month of June—
Total bonds
1957
$
the
Exchange for the first six months of
1955 to 1958 is indicated in the following:
1st Boston
Stock
New York
3,834,895,085
1957
1958
Number of Shares-—
———1——
2nd
3,530,710,883
48,141,578,017
4,821,773,099
6lh
———
49,871,356
40,197,732
48,160,955
37,575,141
47,197,100
46,400,622
March
46,675,236
35,651,563
60,362,702
66,864,624
7th Chicago
1st
May
54,178,523
56,618,288
121,387,664
48,309,665
52,558,561
44,478,864
153,960,424
54,106,201
53,229,949
37,201,113
202,325,727
53,787,684
45,427,055
58,147,690
161,101,952
121,387,664
144,537,263
-
June
Quarter
297,846,276
Months—
Six
The
course
month
16
and
each of the last
the
four
six
LEADING
FOR
ended
months
Minneapolis
__!
10th
Kansas City
—
1957
1956
1955
63,222
46,128
48,986
46,544
4,^02
4,481
5,538
CITIES
IN
4,856
2,801
3,083
4,853
3,180
4,431
3,070
3,173
2.882
2,842
1958
June
12th San Francisco
-
2,848
30,875
29,271
19,671
17,895
3,009
2,816
2,771
2,705
2,296
2,412
2,404
2,282
13,539
1,856
1,847
11,884
11,767
Pittsburgh..
1,856
1,998
2,007
11,146
Kansas
2;oil
1,640
1,727
1,873
1,831
1,754
1,569
1,610 "
12,418
10,314
9,402
10,040
10,741
9,933
Boston
....
Fran...
San
Cleveland
..
Dallas
city
1,559
1,431
1,544
Minneapolis
i;931
1,674
Houston
1,599
1,753
1,649
1,670
1,764
1,583
Louis...
St.
...
Atlanta
Louisville
Seattle
1,574
1,537
1,559
10,434
9,265
1,165
6,965
850
.814
5,041
11,251
11,755
10,113
9,482
5,077
in
1,548
815 "
1955
267,369
•
10,688
10.215
9,871
8,980
8,777
9,298
8,973
9,530
8,426
7,179
4,820
798
770
817
790
4,825 "
4,894
4,978
816
773
5,280
5,506
5,020
830
819
5,028
5,149
4,793
905
926
824
6,522
6,478
5,762
795
896
788 '
4.874
4,800
4,766
902
+ 14.3
2,550,041,557
3,696,067,135
4,170,254,176
5,708,550,019
+
17.0
3.755.072.716
+
3.0
4,103,161,564
+
6.1
5,673,674,378
+ 19.6
104,043,362,750
99,702,877,973
4.6
55,056,885,269
53,157,944,864
100,037,883,165
'
+
53,909,612,708
"
9.367,916,421
2,891,366,801
2,481,023,743
3,706,448,34®
4,093,371,153
5,465,593,47®
22,004,198,352
10
"
337.273, 028.972
15
"
16
"
"
"
27,791 ,137,240
36,059 ,645,120
301,239,148,794
32,932,615,886
39,177,219,991
19,241, 214,646
York
5th
—
.
Richmond
8
17,609, ,158,974
9th
16
14
11
-
Kansas City —;
11th Dallas
12th San Francisco
"
176 cities
Total
16,141, 292,596
"
"
"
18
Minneapolis
4.8
336,566,861,423
"
10th
—
324,388,522,732
"
7
Outside New York City
8.0
0.6
626,105,729,255
31
Louis
—
+
34,400 ,188,764
7th Chicago
—15.6
19,409,826,153
33,915 ,387,123
57,702, ,173,420
8th St.
21,082,123,498
290,683,916,582
34,113,842,810
37,613,197,266
18,528.112,980
0.9
650,935,441,329
16
1.9
+ 12.0
—
—
33,696.486,160
60,600,649,462
17,891,457,620
15,347.409,392
22,829,115,368
26,101,546,149
34,876,055,928
6th Atlanta
24,135, ,542,515
25,080 ,341,999
•
$
Dec. %
$
1955
1956
Inc. or
1957
Six Month*
Six Months
Six Months
21,586 ,329,960
14 cities
months for four years:
Federal Reserve Districts in the six
Cleveland
5,397
5,517
4
The following
31,309.565,140
58,916,650,274
17,940,562,951
14,554,447,073
21,946,456,629
25,041,420,596
— 1.6
+
5.2
+
5.7
—
—
+
—
3.9
.
19,647,202,120
278,000.083,710
31,856,604,913
33,224,874,091
17,323,091,553
28,286,547,060
54,091,864.523
16,854,242,783
13,539,013,883
21,088,423,293
23,245,642,143
30,814,619,783
1.4
33.130,266,883
4.0
604.860.562,682
567,972,209,861
3.6
325,451,074,583
300,602,642,661
835
812
5,006
4,417
620
658
648
4,040
3,850
3,816
3,805
839
785
736
5,382
4,936
4,510
4,116
C16
622
600
3,973
3,678
3,528
3,308
556
513
523
496
3,341
3,377
3.279
3,038
January
February
Buffalo
596
577
610
594
3,426
3.638
3.523
584
579
606
591
3,592
3,456
3,323
3,195
532
540
603
583
536
519
lli,457
92,112
98,139
Nashville
530
3,460
3,661
3,401
3,295
3,303
3,133
2,850
603,703
578,001
559,304
525,521
>
;
8,139
All...
119,596
56,373
now
7,925
7,904
160,037 104,043
53,909
add
55,056
our
7,655
47,232
48,104
45,556
99,702
650,935
626,105
604,860
567,972
324,388
336,566
325,451
300,602
$
+
0.8
58,727,484,647
94,683,600,084
107,178,569,182
108,313 ,552,170
+
0.9
48,569,455.992
+
1.1
53,367,808,896
2nd
Total
6
+
0.9
+
5.5
+19.6
53,914,456,984
53,435,728,059
56,373,588.154
7.0
163,723,773,197
324,388,522,732
336,566,861,423
100.037.883,165
334,091,828,934
312,134,618,619
+
626,105,729,255
—
3.1
1 for 2 years and for the week
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of June and since Jan.
—
168,847,915,394
+- 4.0
105,235,792,137
106,860,943,317
650,935,441,329
quarter
—
57,200,234,767
57,738,067,919
53,909,612,708
313,971,110,636
103,499 ,885,552
months..
—
167,718,946,029
160,664,749,535
119,596 ,275,977
Total
—
55.909,469,276
110,995 ,667,405
i
Inc. or
Dec. %
60,697,699.712
51,111,477,041
316,843, 612,395
Total 1st quarter
May
42,451
53,157
1957
$
112,108,941,370
112,992, 798,478
95,537 ,261,747
April
Cities
1958
Dec. %
$
March
3,070
493
92,047
1957:
Inc. or
1957
1958
Month—
3,294
Washington.
since January 1, 1958 and
Clearings, Total AIL
886
710
Milwaukee..
compilation covers the clearings by months
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
720
...
We
2,921,294,201
$
4,401
Paul
Total
9,944,113,480
1958
4,896
882
Outside NYC?
5,125,742.797
1.6
7.3
Philadelphia
New
952
Other
6.4
4th
4,596
1,023
cities
+
5,633,836,204
5,987,624,673
3,170,766,467
4,867,415,277
6,362,057,584
3.205.804.715
+
3rd
2nd
4.644
858
....
31
4.9
3.7
4,045
834
Denver
Tot.
3.0
+
6.590
4,542
856
Birmingham
Memphis
append another table showing clearings by
1st Boston
29,995
25,925
17,714
16.184
15.248
12,471
919
..
...
Omaha
+
—
2,572,153,990
56,373,588,154
Federal Reserve Districts
." 9,481
10,309
9,579
9,133
7,372
902
Jacksonville
St.
10,460
9,443
1,210
....
Portland
9,227
1,660
1,553
Orleans
New
11,016
1,188
..
119,596,275,977
r
$
3,459,306,07®
48,575,209,35®
3,485.566,820
51,042,659,149
5,874.173,789
+
Six Months
19,218
17,436
16,541
14,348
17,193
1,652
..
Cincinnati..
Richmond
*
1,189
....
Baltimore
30
1956
279,409
32,084
28,322
14,917
2,071
....
176 cities
,
—
816
+ 35.4
+
3,206.394,156
5,272,614,567
9,836,119,629
2,750,465,391
•
9,994,060,512
2,951,487,649
2,939.298,673
4,323,159,197
4,293,989,282
6.057,150,804
"
"
"
"
16
Outside New York City
We
289,538
25,733
28,877
16,811
17,728
16,952
....
Detroit
5,611,531,950
JUNE
1957
326,546
5,294
>5,136
Philadelphia
Chicago
"
8
14
11
18
11th Dallas
Jan. 1 to June 30
1958
York...
"
7
—
Louis
8th St.
is shown below:
Month of June
(000,000
New
3597688,156
298,497,687
2C6,734,754
years
BANK CLEARINGS
Omitted)
"
"
31
—
6,331,202,103
>+•''
of bank clearings for leading cities for the
June
of
6,098,204,796
3,363,071,308
—
—
Total
2nd
4,965.976,462
"
157,362,429
136,744.324
50,305,141
Quarter
(55,163,450,259
"
—
—
9th
April
"
15
—
—
Richmond
6th Atlanta
74,645,958
60,813,145
„
—
Cleveland
4th
February
January
—10
16
York
New
3rd Philadelphia
1955
1956
14 cities
.
1955
Dec. %
Federal Reserve Districts
The volume of transactions in share properties on
1956
Inc. or
$;
„, —«
.
$87,626,200 $638,573,620 $511,847,550
$113,936,000
—
3.a
5.®
4.®
4.2
5.7
—
7.5
+
4.(J
—
—
3.®
3.(5
ended July 12 for 4 years:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
-Jan. 1 to June 30-
-Month of June-
at—
Maine—Bangor
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
River
Bolyoke
Lowell
New
Bedford
Springfield
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Waterbury
1958
1957
Inc
S
Clearings
$
Dec
12,708.380
13,631,125
26,914,515
29,496,193
3,173,178,713
2,882,605,875
14,066,444
14,971,796
3,285,167
8,243,133
6,553,721
6,379,334
14,833,864
16,395.621
63,125,354
63,312.785
+
.
.
1958
1957
c/o
$
$
7.3
71,711,308
or
72,627,712
8.8
162.266,687
183,840,406
+ 10.1
17,728,403,531
17,895,328,061
—
—
—
+
—
+
80.833,119
0.5
90,084,868
46,018,651
6.0
49,806,703
2.7
37,500,736
40,622,870
9.5
88,799,463
95,153,225
0.3
361,663,660
383,806,805
51,471.878
50,121.155
+
2.7
278,423,189
308.864,618
177,659,572
171,697,311
+
3.5
1,087,351,513
1,137.328,616
+
0.3
561,882,638
631,286,243
161,011,500
164,694.600
98,698,623
98,384.259
29,847,000
30,130.500
—
0.9
—
New
Hampshire—Manchester-
DigitizedTotal FRASER
for (14 cities)
143,594,500'
12,889,212
3,834,895,085
'
'
6,351,903
8,781,019
0.9
660,784,404
645,161,976
3,202,050
3,317,536
—
—
1,363,693
15,499,395
—
"73,845,525
—
—
2.2
3.5
4,026,850
~6.4
1/490,026
17618,813
5.3
3,822,943
16,793.764
7.4
25,434,832
29,962,600
28,133,000
13.7
2,601,512
38r9~8"<L800
3375037381
2.7
3,359,727
2,953,645
814,276,885
—
+
3.2
1.9
2.4
+
—
$
2,756,362
7,677,546
620,595,902
3,706,092
+TCL3
24,126,051
876.908,100
—27.7
8,228,620
672.650,242
22,473,164
—11.0
71,883,865
3,031.438
4.1
39,589,480
848.575,100
0.5
—
1955
+
12,876,405
41,206,498
3.3
$
4,148,118
14,119,740
10,104,683
39,513,887
22,236,270
3,776,043
12,383,907
7.1
22,004,198,352
17456.940
7.7
6.7
5.8
—
1955
—
9.9
+
21,586,329,960
1
4.4
—
—
—
+
8.6
7.6
3,576,965
15,562,080
—
12,414,738
+
3,39(j,935
—10.3
133,995,200
3.530,710,883
3,378,807
1.3
—11.7
—
"
Rhode Island—Providence
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
1957
1958
Inc. or
Dec. %
792,785,919
—
+
—
+
+
0.4
3.8
2.7
12,008,418
38,377,281
218,428,526
2,G14>977
757,225,394
48
1288)
The, Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
-Month of June1958
-Jan. 1 to June 30-
1957
$
Clearing*
$
Inc.
or
1958
-Week
—
Inc. or
1957
$
$
Dec. %
1958
Ended
1957
$
$
Dec. %
Inc.
July
.
.
.
Monday, July 21,
12-
or
1950
Dec. %
1955'
$
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
307,458,982
York—Albany.
fa)
339,830,523
(a)
596,060,292
577,724,092
12,308,790
12,695,944
14,617,507
14,842,207
63,222,687,823
46,128,270,457
179,554,194
170,243,405
+
113,117,046
106,320,059
25,422,993
22,669,571
Bingham tan
Buffalo
Elmira
Jamestown
..."
Hew York—
Rochester
.
Syracuse
—
Si
Utica
Connecticut—Stamford
1,272,729,595
9.5
1,321,350,507
3~2
3,426,123,882
3.0
68,985,435
74,214,238
fa)
+
—
1.5
79,371,351
+
6.4
662,591,763
+
12.1
144,710,512
3,034,524
+
5.3
3,138,961
+
24.9
10,462,948.263
1,881,829,371
6.8
3,420.737
12,379.626,956
9,911.883.173
1.5
43,694.134
28,715,348
—
—
+
0.8
140.823,550
+
117,155,811
+
5.6
343,219,066
+
6.8
2,100.952,037
2,158,119,101
48,141,578,017
+ 35.4
337,273,028,972
301,239,148,794
697,937,318
:7'"
(a)
'■
3,971.
38,982,955
;:7-vv"-
93,220,j
'
+ 12.1
+
4.0
-131.594.1
2.9< "
3.1 <
9,520,961,1
40,071,229
27,615,127
24,509.595
2.8
308,606,882
<a»
214,903,525
fa)
2.637,055
3,250,065
657,429,623
•
29,169,502
37,310,
23,895,
26,397"
75.009.108
71,231,152
+
5.3
2.7
27,891,865
76,022,855
80.380,804
76,601.163
+
4.9
79,205,306
81,655.1
+ 12.0
1,920,126,835
7,329,610
—26.4
9,957,510
46,255,156
12,868,073,333
10,442,534.208
+23.2
11,072,344,247
9,996,336,]
2.0
—
—
49.443,046
1.2
52,670,281
53,296.829
Bethlehem
9,320,247
9,211,577
+
Chester
9,718,490
8,709,240
+
11.0
52,107,280
Harrisburg
40,590,134
37,855,986
+
7.2
Lancaster
18,805,485
17,529,975
+•
7,135,152
6,467,773
4,602,000,000
4,481,000,000
Bcranton
17,089,189
33,473,051
15,478,821
28,346,700
Wilkes-Barre
16,424,020
17,232,947
York
32,031,355
29,930,533
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
Du Bols
1,391,471
Delaware—Wilmington.
Jersey—Trenton—
114,018.294
38,345,693
38,902,368
2.7
25,733,000,000
30,875,000.000
+ 10.4
98,494,407
101,190,069
+ 18.1
183,787,044
97,751,822
181,129,622
4.7
7.0
174,845,095
180,745,532
—
+
6,493,842
74,380,513
10,903,019
9.5
37,835,421
-
71,250.1
8.9
445,196,250
82,525,597
78,573,242
+
5.0:
4,965,976,462
4,821,773,099
+
3,0
472,264,307
1,983,419
■
■
2.7
3,254,425
3,320.474
1.5
7.096,889
6,835,242
5.0
3,620,529
4,551,196
+
7.897,505
+
1,240,000.000
2.0
6,772.024
—20.4
4,478.855
+
0.8
20.280.321
6.5
16,252,987
4,598.1,
8,526,762
7+27.0
17,764,710
20,951,641
+
8,448.4
V
:
.
15,971,893
1.3
3,803+
7,354.
.
■
"V:
1,190.000.
3,816,635
3.8
—
•
■
v
8.1
—
4,775,340
0.2
+
7,415,243
—13.3
+
4.1
—
1.4
3.3
—
1.96Q.(
1,723,1
2,183,;
________
4,433.569
—
32,932,615,886
1,905,096
946.000,000
466,028,788
27,791,137,240
«■■■
3.2
4,252,257
—
448,568,916
2,266,772
87.9
+ 12.8
+
948,000,000
34,990,258
+
—12.3
1.409.482
2,006.864
—16.7
12,572,487
+
2,402,066
2.647.807
2,264,331
6.8
+
—
:—
102,895,998
+ 130.2
2,106.470
1.2
0.8
—
1 +
222,120,498
110,374,264
+
604,440
7,111,589
81,031,072
Hazleton
237,307,201
7.3
+ 10.3
6.4
—
51,713.181
Total
6.6
—19.4
(a) '
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Hew
140,618,124
+
158,256,200
+12.8
1,055,494,868
366,485,897
Third Federal Reserve
3.2
2,810.712
—
289,538,867,832
1,040,195,517
65,163,450,259
Total (10 cities )-.
+
7.0
—
85,181,722
326,546,918,597
325,736,735
Hew Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey-
122,907,816
<74 a)
5.5
(a)
_
127,558,414
126,857,120
«a)
v:
+ 37.1
—
3.8
5.8
+
3,638,224,112
—
■
>
■
14,314,852
+ 13.5
14,917.
12,447,1
"
(15 cities)
—15.6
1,017,673,521
1,008,660,881
+
0.9
1.313.241,254
1,253,1553
Feurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton.
Glnclnnati.
54,004,527
1,189,210,744
Cleveland
2,296,016,933
Columbus
Hamilton
267,386,500
17,448,345
-
Lorain
tttaUDlteld
6,823,307
50,744,345
_____
Youngstown
—
Kentucky—Lexington
West
Virginia—Wheeling
7.3
+
2.3
284,752,055
5.0
577,957,131
0.8
59,445,700
13,539,756,146
14,917,706,005
9.2
506,537,773
1,445,397,800
.-• +
533,259,982
1,541,705,400
6.7
60,580,200
97,256,035
61,097,900
96,445,200
+
37,575,556
281,504,014
47,835,685
335,901,280
269.185.223
255,551,766
1.7
890,372,738
936,287,678
(a)
+ 44.2
20,235,428
—
+
20,208,820
6,331,202,103
—
—
—
19.4
543,154.
58,981,£
+
10,340,284
11,261,970
16,425,384
15,742,492
+
8.2
13-,276,481
12,830,
8.5
—
14,270,219
15,246,
5.3
-1--U
4.9
27,025,687
7.1
11,146,280,701
3.9
209.724.224
18,238,579
12,418,183,743
222,412,039
5.2
143,217,579
155,768,246
8.4
169,609,108
5.3
113,014,226
154,905,286
120,420,388
3.7
—
—
—
—
9.8
8.3
—
366,112,819
5.4
+
—-
■
16/,
—21.4
312,182,808
—11.1
25,307,749
13,035,095-
0.8
—
26,290,865
19,142,526
+
4.8
3,068,402
6,098,204,796
Total (16 cities)
13,745,543
273.639,126
7.0
+ 11.6
37,390,911
27,437,772
_,—
Oil City
14,745,352
280,039.080
—12.3
1,998,276,121
35,933,434
24,929,920
Plttsbiirgh
3.6
5.5
13.4
5,060,306
4,423,391
1,856,844,872
310,269,553
+
151,205,804
(a)
299,026,486
6,965,280,976'' 'i "7,372,476,709
+
62,230,896,.
County
Erie
0.1
41,659,156
148,649,642
Pennsylvania—Beaver
Greensburg
0.2
+
—
7,777,539
45,476,903
55,319,516
Toledo
—
16,300,249
43,889,022
Newark
t
u.v
54,130,594
1,188,201,012"
2,412,758,476
235,858,300
36,059,645,120
39,177,219,991
10~9
+
—10.2
—
—
404,484,659
438,711,749
1,293,152,732
1,347,458,762
7.8
434,061,030
468,071,(
4.0
1,396,797,717
1,394,640,2
5.7
8.1
9.5
+
6.2
—
—
8.0
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest Virginia—Huntington
19,542,874
92,723,000
Richmond
South Carolina—Charleston,
850,995,290
34,864,858
:
33,357,861
4.5
6.7
r—
99,400,000
+
119,728,948
555,441,000
5,041,134,561
Columbia—Washington
+ 11.7
4,850,063
P
4,509,2
—10.8
24,103.013
193,554,815
22,110,9
176,217.835
9.8
+
117,052,242
4.5
210,640,875
+ 12.7
416,950,128
6.3
9,265,819,934
3.0
187,137,470
14,025,858
9,088,186
+ 54.3
6.6
8,349,895
+
8.4
38,974,564
6.7
9,530,702,547
6,109,963
37,390,386
+
584,684,554
579,662,073
+
0.9
3 592,524,638
3,206,394,156
+
4.9
19,241,214,646
7 7" +
19,409,826,153
+
181.451.
7,213,2
i
2.8
■
3,456,793,721
3,363,071,308
■
!
2.3
+
.
391,099,784
+
■
204,429,369
62,557,883
1,553,854,062
6,623,933
Total (8 cities)
5,046,859
25,226,336
+
5,077,299,682
70,480,262
Frederick
5,638,017
22,512,232
0.7
•.-v.
595,058,422
6.0
1,652,145,020
Columbia
Maryland—BaltimoreDistrict of
20,457,024
902,006,809
Virginia—Norfolk
362,963,757
4.2
•V.
'
|
.
■■
353,351,302
+
2.7
355,3¥9~207"
:
,
344,877,5
3.9
147,111,259
146,670,413
+
0.3
145,193^783
135,607.7
0.9
745,805,938
715,600,931
+
4.2
725.003,431
695,769,
3.4
27,419,679
30,681.400
0.4
129,305,518
124,111.725
5.0
370,000,000
375,700.000
—11.6
6,564.819
7,342,856
5,863.972
8,560,075
+
_—
—
Sixth Federal Deserve
District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
120,224,888
Nashville
583,006,091
Ooorgia—AtlantaAugusta
1,764,300,000
26,417,653
23,749,044
Columbus
Macon
27,318,358
Florida—Jacksonville,
1,023,410,685
Tampa
■.
-
121,392,588
536,578,138
1,583,500,000
28,810,254
25,224,757
28,603,576
965,741,873
93,756,549
63,417,890
25,123,843
29,236,524
Mississippi—Hattlesburg.
—
—
611,311,861
5,397,488,414
375,111,956
1.8
+
—
5.3
+ 16.4
—
—
.
9,933,800,000
+
178,451,104
153,064,597
167,469,289
6,478,106,020
•
-
5.1
—
+
0.7
+
542,263,482
5,517,443,053
4.2
+
244,172,513
22*3~75l7324
123.952,2
374,700.f
1.5
363,400.000
7,810,01#
7,304,5
—31.5
8,672,975
6,713,5'
+2.1
226,100,021
207,540,6
1.0
175,643,721
166,6GQ,(
—17.3
15,356,317
—
"
221.441,104
4.1
15,001,070
18,141,832
167,487,647
+
0.9
+
2.2
+ 22.7
178,723,000
334,032,651
8.5
58,233,300
56,365,332
+
3.7
2.5
2.7
17,914,394
5,280,397,023
+
+
5,506,011,096
—
4.1
199,359,328
33,696,486,160
0.6
1,222,310,288
1,224,140,917
2.4
2,903,619
+
198,273,414
33,915,387,123
..
13,240,2!
3.3
+
"
23.201.
122,627,418
—10.6
239,101,068
2.2
—
C
•
-29.454,741
.
12.7
—
391,110,168
—10.6
5.0
—
168,984,762
182,613,000
368,445,312
+
48,478,737
8,719,668
+
2,652,004
834,263,160
5,272,614,567
3,308,412,057
158,844,714
+ 10.4
766,268,316
6,522,097,044
29,093,000
5,611,531,950
145,374,640
4.5
+
2,749,816
Total (16 cities)..
5.8
6.0
—
856,488,724
Vlcicsburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
8.3
740,239,800
3,295,596,747
10,434,900,000
157,834,156
+ 11.4
9,458,619
.
1.0
8.7
+
29,680,000
59,495,042
Jackson
Meridian
886,119,998
60,028,690
Montgomery
84,895,081
902,211,267
—
2.0
6.4
+
17,478,348
-
-aZ—
+ 10.3
•-
+
«
872,065
;
V 787,443
+ 10.7
.
.
723,909
0.5
184,939.525
173,426,']
0.1
1,134,729,245
1,097,349,£
r—13,6
2,543,170
2.032,5
7.0
20,795,118
21,320,1
10,953,714
20.440,5
+
t—
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
12,373.723
9,940,780
2,801,327,000
Detroit
Flint
3,083,455,000
44,207,963
____
39,927,479
Grand Rapids
Jackson
m^mm
+ 24.5
77,346,583
79,231,762
9.1
16,311,281,000
19,671,803,000
9.7
225,715,938
254,336,292
3.5
492,645,797
513,102,962
—
—
82,561,361
13,625,007
———
___
.
Milwaukee
gwrt>oygan
—
Manitowoc
Sowar—Cedar Rapids
Pes Moines
_
—
Sioux
Ames
268,018,378
+
1.1
5.8
112,333,037
71,584,445
113,988,591
+
6,482,233
9,706,528
1,746,481
4,144,002
30,008,943
223,953,407
79,234,547
4,055,637
14,247,722
7,309,067
5,136,577,608
1,798,279
19,469,469
Wisconsin—Madison__
Watertown
100,255,279
276,052,275
109,102,281
365,549,134
49,553,232
Indianapolis
South Bond
Terra Haute
89,017,356
7.0
12,556,751
—_
—14.3
42,275,590
18,607,685
12,010,658
47,982,208
110,333,069
327,827,707
49,291,608
18,955,538
37,639,553
540,798,286
7,148,875
Bay City
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
15,894,226
42,409,631
603,340,174
...
—
45,255,422
18,817,241
12,711,700
58,542,796
Lansing
^Muskegon
85,570,045
City
—
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
-
—
—14.5
».
4,922,387
34,746,160
188,911,731
62,881,024
3,717,072
15,698,830
8,561,349
+
+ 22.0
—
322,150,177
1.1
629,435,439
+
—
+
0.5
250,460,355
2.7
102,316,445
+ 12.7
19,803,959
10,437,947
1.4
r
2.9
--
-r
0.1
—
+
267,731,567
r
—
14,077,284
5.5
6.5
12,191,648
+ 15.5
84,035,000
+
,
104,798,154
—
2.4
235,801,075
+
8.0
3,661,009,912
3,460,467,951
+
5.8
+ 10.3
43,675,285
41,511,640
+
+ 29.4
68,152,045
67,436,450
+
9,850,414
•
11,491,419
+
.
4,762,905
.
24,522,340
—13.6
1
5,173,849
143,988,768
.
,
Total (31 cities)
9,139,081
10,252,1
7.9
4,565.102
5,016,4
5.8
138,201,053
127.581,0
—
136.116,310
+
5.2
1
-
—13.5
188,048,187
181,115,690
+ 18.5
1,295,164,210
1,167,263,910
+
26.0
452,622,445
370,502,878
+
9.1
25,133,671
21,472,041
mmmmmmmmrnrn
9.2
76,033,649
—12.3
39,539,038
■
t
■
28,877,554,431
29,271,745,170
1.7
182,760,268
176,241,153
—
3.8
—
+
8,197,810
7.526.575
11.0
50,752,612
45,083,310
+ 22.2
45,228,431
5.8
6.4
+
23,353,569
16,010,327
—
—12.6
1,766.427
1,115,845,307
399,719,104
419,963,015
4.8
20,765,492
17.331,064"
266,231,771
292,623,850
—r-
9.0
+ 13.1
13,179,708
11,999,741
174,772,200
166,590,440
+
4.9
+
5.8
7,190,018
9,087,512
18,957,320
19,784,172
9,836,119,629
+
1.6
57,702,173.420
60,600,649,462
4.3
1,543,775,976
1,496,808.504
1.9
362,500,000
1.4
1.1
—
—
7,995.015
6,618.4
+
7.423.687
+
8.9
12.6
46.558,944
47,822,1
+ 45.9
1,097,975,187
10,721,579
—
—
L
.
+
1.595,537
1.3
3.7
—12.4
*
i
...
15,762,947
15,751,2
4.8
3,573,944
+
—
^
27,643,283
+
—
-■
-
'
....
+ 17.1
79,901,709
,
i
9,994,060,512
....
sterling
—15.5
11.654,591
.
_.
3,782,354
Koekford
Springfield
90,339,0
2.8
—15.8
11,181,620
28,334,879
-
1.1
2.9
—
-
31,261,726
82,393,456
10.533,9
90,317,000
■
84,225,000
4,856,759,266
31,344,934
77,459,405
57,123,288
30,807,688
Peoria
11,899,768
0.2
!
•
2.9
50,066,593
Decatur
+
—14.9
-
254,589,891
+ 11.6
21,186,081
3.0
+
2,119,567,626
+
*
11,009,383
4.0
+
313,000,756
666,114,722
2,181,857,297
■
—11.2
71,534,299
+ 11.5
—
3,362,260
,
——-
—11.3
+ 10.7
1.694.151
1,765,2,
1.6
1,217.312,698
1,059.880,3
+ 44.4
7.103.857
6.309,7
+ 19.8
+
"
15,536,556
16,038.0
9.8
12.122.216
14,439,2
—20.9
8.001,666
6,584,0
+
3.1
1,620.502.056
1,463,324,4
355,900.000
+
1.9
388.900,000
150.883.894
147 ,408.618
+""2^4
161.632.048
131,546,301
1231,228,770 '
+
6.8
122,325.304
+
"4.4
3.027,060
2.9
675,884.412
+
4.2
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Louis
Girardeau
1,559,506.389
»nce
r—Louisville
'acksohvllle
1,431,287,396
16,626,147
_
"
16,787,609
2,867,139
770,039,931
513,888,544
2,529,241
13,065,531
3.290.676
__
798,175,001
556,712,935
—
3,901,309
13,2-75,192
C7 cities).
2,951,487,649
2,730,465,091
+
9.0
9,227,906,534
101,937,071
9,402,411,642
1.0
+ 14.8
19,909,518
19,296,522
+
3.7
4,825.988.899
+
8.3
—
108.094.789
■
'
4,894,448,767
3,341.944.865
3,377,705,259
+ 54.3
17,538,028
15,118,034
+
73,934,059
74,382,607
17,609,158,974
17,891,457,620
+
1.0
7.3
_
...
—
—
+
—
—
378,100,(
5.7
3.2
-
154.856,374
124,545,513
+ 16.0
—
—
0.6
3~370.803
3,228.413
1.6
648.300,998
629.765.801
—
2,9404
660,1
<•
188
olume
Number 5761
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
•>
h*
'
-(289)
—■
^
,* '7/ •
- -
-Month of June—
Ohmrinrs IK—
1958
$
■intti FMfral Rosom
$
39.720,82©
50.365.623
1,674,078,804
1,931,452,477
15;056,228
.,
1957
BSC. Or
1958
1957
$
$
Dec. %
$
$
—21.1
215,163,087
+A5.4
10,460,538,382
5.9
90156,405
+15.2
3,973,443,896
9.2
27,662,972
•
Paul
./
14,216,990
+
253,091,396
10,040,540,635
V 75,292,306
w
•'
Chester
616,960,535
%,'686,982
,
5,164,192
rgusPallS.
2,761,639
.i
1,971,555
+ 40.1
+13.2
256,097,133
43,520,000
54,353,482
/' 43,912,708
Forks-fa-
6,509,000
Minot
9,532,196
ut-fa Dakota—Aberdeen
19,121,148
Falls
*
■■
40,172,200
Huron
4,039,894
27.595.837
rtan a—Billings
Great Falla
-
Total (16 cities)—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
—
+
4.6
+
23.7
3.9
—
.
-
Joseph
M62.753
7,757,334
12,968,145
12,610,923
5.2
622,696/764
590,288,812
+
3.1
11,504,100
10,073,519
+
14.3
16,141,292,596
15,347,409,392
+
24,520,828
+
6.1
260,777,899
+
*70
1,086,128
930,321
11,376,412
+
4.9
173,965,706
+
26,012,405
+13~5
k
'
278,975,264
4,040,348,164
27,092,900
16.2
+
4-18.1
+ 19.7
+ 22.6
3,850,i2,70,580
*
^,,,/
,.
5.5
590,453,549
+ 29.3
1,137,076
1,035,442
11,171,631
146,455,632
+
,
*
589,470,710
—
-
51,645,921
'
+
302,467,584
-
22.0
+13.8
1,592,990
-
21,0
+
:■
23,808,426
+12.5
839,005,131
+ 13.5
'3,696.067,135
+17.0
44,090,375
;
4;323,159,197
•
+ 21.5
>
157,559,137
800^22
,
+16.3
9.4
+ 16.8
1,193371
830370
10,881,971
156,817321
+
13,310,387
+
—
■■iiichw
11,749,740
31338,506
29,744,664
+ 24.2
''
395,194004
15,085,788
478046,960
46,505,680
+
446,056,811
14,532,348
21.1
9.4
+
3.9
+
455,80131^
14,626,673
,,
9.0
+
,
5.1
+
22,829,115,368
,
36,695,709
13EOT-
,
4.2
.,,.149,893,312
4,936,956,497
.
.
+--31.5
11,783,20829,534,394
0.6
2.9
+ 10.2
332,385,612
i
.
8,068,435
"9.1
+
—
1.870,179,837
-
.
-^32.6
'31,535,799
;>
lit
—11.8
10,314,598,208
24,135,542,515
v:.
-
728,770,763
•
•
5,382,173,009
26,775,248
952;504,220
21,875,395
10,483,407
283556,844
13,673,421
1,797,614,474
1.1
+
•
840,235
12,557,524
148,984,989
1
11,016,970,737
367,484,975
"f
■
1,812,334
•
■'
31,713,954
1,640,330,144
,
63,008,258 v'.»:
(14 eitifes)
13,183370
23.8
+ 32.6
-
3,831,085
1,604,041
>
'
'iTotal
6,607,047
*
1,757,600
6,006,946
Springs-
4
4,853,932
6,647,268
2,572,153.990
305,824,014
lor ado—Colorado
I
„
4/709696
12,646,938
9,242,673
Denver
„
5^631^684
321,784,162
.
191,050,126
795,431,276
;
.
1,
10,528,234
149.211.376
123,474,519
4.9
:laiioinar-rTulsa
J
19537,581
116,301,610
23,900,709
—20.0
Carthage
r.
10/798,230
I 354,002,394
620,393,194
*
-
nni'Ta
„
■
194,348,957
22,823,189
'
162,168,434
-
43,995,783
117,467,615
5,020,227
v
^
Ciiy-
35,192,225
142,119,590
*f
j
3.6
1,525,612
Cit
IL,
.
114,143,530
230,720,904
2,011,392,872
_
ssouri—Jot
Kansas
145,626,85*
fl
+ 12.6
3,649,157
.
1495*95^876
+
4r,25S?837
—
["opeka
9,143,064
399,527,709
18,587,302
720,800,064
4,525,640
.
neas—Manhattan-
393,158,419
55,788,924
46,834^412
.
i2,085,820
3.8
+
146,264,970
•
/
—20.0
10,747,672
397,015,358
+ 18.1
4,837,762
-
Wichita
I
48,095,880
113.656,538
...
>
+ 19.6
Hastings
'arsons
$
+ 10.2
-
2,939,298,673
btaska—Fremont
Omaha
1965
1956
t
3,667,476
62,808,655
1,812,944
Lincoln
July 12
or
23,374,346
19.264.838
Helena
8,601,937
412,059,171
3,678,104,490
27,055,493
11,378,565
237.645.375
40,346,000
14,102,550
38.786.624
6,225,000
7,708,389
19,906,394
33,594,230
rtb Dakota—Fargo.
Lewistown
Inc.
Dec. %
.
710,851,107
lhOiia
Grand
Ended
-Week
1958
or
Dec. %
district—Minii«ap«lis—
muesota—Pulutil.
iBneapolia
-Jan. 1 to June 30-
Inc.
1957
-•
..
5.7
/ 6,877,669
6,548,274
734,153,020
,
•9,273,423
8,518,381
+18.2
621.328,939
5.0
672,668,944
691,767,249
+
.
-
Eleventli Federtt Reserve District—Dallas—
as—Austin-
53,552,943
24,821,852
2,071,597,366
233,931,562
178,890,265
11. Paso_
t; Worth.
24,224,707
+
2.5
313,911,878
156,070,301
+
11.6
11,884,006,047
+ 14.6
1,443,213,164
+14,9
32,224,000
—12.5
1,59.9/278,789
•alias
1,856,360,254
204,202,368
155,692,972
"28,207,000
Beaumont
1,753,119.482
8,873,144
1,017,938,663
'
191,470,000
9,443,181,367 *
53,101071
>aivestoh
Houston
—
prt Arthur—.—.
Wlchiti Fallfl.
Texarkana
i
—
Isiana—Shreveport
Total (11
8,693,033
31,594,923
10,305,913
53,115,631
.
—
cities)
26,887,174
,
4,293,989,282
+17.5
—
-220,663,000
10,744,959,814
12,620,455
12,884,975
12,615,107
424,632,806
4157654,386
425.238,29fi
43,075,687
7,948,000
447093,224
41,042,738
7,096,000
6,936,000
1.6
180,978,771
—
'25,080,341;999
+
51,627,503
368,968,394
3.0
+
—
26,101,546,149
.
nmmr-nmtm
—
a
42,465,822
6,352,000
—12.1
171,994,353
54,504,078
'
0.9
—13.2
55,144,992
341,966,156
+
12,595,857
454,376,849
5.7
1.0
+16.3
1,240,834,301
1,027,639,682
'4.2
—
4.170,254,176
+
'
+ 12.7
-9,141,261
55,438,439
.
2.0
—
+
—
11,767,190,385
-
8.8
—
296,960,173
158,563,552
"
—w
3.7
1.^-r.fLi
5.2
[e
i
/
6,790,858
^|TTrff|r
...
77724^839
7,079,938
197842,596
17,174,073
507,296,1)20
7,872,172
510,086,140
5.6
7.3
13,158,703
3.9
535,740,089
i
14,546,306
510,695,426
4.9
+
•i
Twelfth federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
tshlngton- -Eeilingham
Seattle
8,468,084
t
alio—Boise
tgonr—Eugene
Portland
.
—
ah—Ggdeit
Salt Lake City——
izon a—Phoenix
_—
8,974,276
5.6
47,508,234
919;963,049
^26,-615,506
41,164,148
17,700,000
882,854,316
21,302,500
386,679.081
222,160,694
.
akima
858.992,050
+
7.1
5,028,433,105
24,406,110
+
9.1
150,861,941
37,909,753
+
8.6
+
9.0
3.9
265,400,484
94,881,000
4,874,348,024
133,225,883
1.5
2,371,292,155
8.5
1,400,023,866
—
795,113,445
+11.0
20,512,127
'
+
392,552,420
—
204,779,027
+
''
(b).
44,229,406
—
110; 160,911
119,668,731
29,380,217
Riverside
(b)
91,323,000
+
21,564,003
+
11.0
2,816,927,736
+
6.8
+
15.3
+
11.3
107,946,800
.
—
1,283^55,164
+
total
766,201,779
-
*
+
—
172,815,572
489/133,766
—
95,465,179
i
'«■
887952,815
76,106,890
,iin
rr+r-nw/
A
9.1
>
706,803,113
55,154,069
+
5.1
322,478,080
319,117,453
5,703,550,019
+
6.1
34,400,188,764
34,876,055,928
119,596,275,977
100,037,883,165
+
19.8
650,935,441,329
53,909,612,708
+
4.6
324.388,522,732
336,566,861,423
—
32,665,478
•
™0.5
20/848,566
20,151,602
6.1
6737778,283
626,213,263
+ 20.8
28,316,522
1.8
7.2
9,323,906
26,771,18«
7,938,419
12,977,679
23/989,729
237869,790
1.4
722,679.455
6817415,135
+
36,466,731
10,810,543
13,803,409
30,183,671
10,622,967
14,879,145
+
+
6.6
+
.
6.8
+
1.1
—
+
—
27,263,777
-39]i68A01
*3.9
3.6
626,105,729,255
56,373,588,154
-
31,397,729
0.1
0.2
—
661,760,197
213.597,969
,
5.1
—
143,328,810
227,776.123
8.0
+
....
17,193,881,597
57.988,041
itSlde New York
86/809,527
urn Willi
ir
■»——
266,943,917
6,057,150,804
<176 cities)
207,445,451
'-t-r*
3.0
•
Grand
213,646,114
—
203,084,471
198,599,570
2.7
136,934,811
2,445,171,528
-
727,289,375
172,743,764
488,229,268
148,519,258
16,952,035,844
2.8
-32,603,238
——
2.2
6.2
—
i-,.
*
tockton
198,984,674
6,427,890
—14.4
6,764,056
•
1.5
301,873,288
-
2.3
+
nta Barbara.
Total (18 cities)
181,393,917
6,621,855
1.1
+
193,938,693
3.9
4,800,500,938
*
288,338,647
r
0.4
—
-'+
124,502,505
Jose.
an
+ 10.3
78,150,999
3,009,777,947
Francisco—
,n
-
28,729,171
.
80,301,254
23,946,881" .'
asadena
5.5
r
206,034,733
6,690,027
'
44,024,658
48,804,059
Long "Beach—:
Mbdesto
7.1
+
— m !■ m
2.3
+
251,541,230
.
•
-
*
Berkeley
-*•
-.140,884,229
5,149,273,157
.
'
/ 16/232,000
.
——:—++
lifhrnia—Bakersfield
l.l
48,017,523
/
—
+
„
14,083,560
3.1
1,291,587,843
1,212,242,322
1,326,578,816
1,286,376,221
4.0
23,372,538,360
20,666,445,321
+ 13.1
21,818,937,244
20,321,809,456
3.6
10,992,911,404
10,754,562,148
+
2.2
11,355,988,981
10,800,848,037
1.4
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
FOitEKN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certified daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
on
the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
•*yv
' V*' -•
; '
CERTIFIED
' "
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY UNDER
TARIFF ACT OF
1930
- " "JULY 11, 1958 TO JULY 17, 1958, INCLUSIVE
"
Country and Monetary Unit
'A/'
Noon. Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
-
Argentina,
.Free
'
•
'/
l
•
1
■'
r>: t
"
<
.0233138
-
1.041088 '
$
.0555555*
.0235509
.0235843
2.232071
1.0385356*
.0385356*
.0200500
.0200500
Thursday
July 17
$
2.232320
.0385356*
.0200500
•* -
.0555555*
2.233318
.0385356*
rupee——.
.210125
-
>Metropolitan#, franc
Deutsche mark.
(free)
.0200500
1.040781
1.041875
.210025
'
.209950
.00311307*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00237797
.0555555*
,
.0237411
2.231324
.0385356*
.0200500
Commercial and industrial loans
.210018
2.805312
2.802812
.00277912*
:
all
District, and increases of $18 million each in the
and Kansas City Districts. Changes according to
.209950
.209925
try appear in another press
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00237812
.00237656
purchasing or carrying
S. GWtthj
ment and other securities decreased $183 million in New
York City and a total of $309 million at aH reporting
member banks. "Other" loans decreased $23 million.
*
.238520
.00277912*
.238500
.209896
.209906
.209861
2.801562
'
2.801250
2.800312
.00277912*
.326575
.238400
.00277912*
.326575
.0800560*
'
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0300560*
.264200
.264000
-
,264000
.263800
.263400
2.773824
2.773514
2.772586
-
•Nominal.
.496950*
2.7750S1
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
0349000*
.0349000*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
*
.193283*
.193283*
.233325 '
.193283*
dealers for
.193283*
Holdings of Treasury bills
decreased $201 million, of
in New York City. Holdings of
Treasury notes increased $28 million, and holdings of
U. S. Government bonds decreased $48 million, Hold¬
which $182 million was
increased $70 million.
$157 million In
District, $101 million in the Chicago
ings of "other" securities
Demand
.
deposits adjusted increased
'
.193283*
the San Francisco
.233337
.233350
.233350
2.792341
'
2.794831
2.805312'
„
and
.00277912*
.326641
.326775
.0800560*
.140080*
indhs-r
release. Loans td brokers
1.041562
.327077
2.777537
Boston
1.043125
'
Netherlands, guilder
.New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
;
:
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc .7„r_Unlon of South Africa, pound.
;
United Kingdom, pound
sterling
decreased $250 million
reporting member banks; the principal changes
were decreases of $197 million in New York _City, $47
million in Chicago, and $22 million in the San Francisco
at
.00237625
.238500
.210153
^
.00237687
-.238500
Germany;
-
'
July 16
$
s-
"
India,, rupee -z.,
—,
Ireland, pound
Japan, yen
Malaysia, "Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
]
I'
Wednesday
July 15
;
.0555555*
2.235308
Finland, markka
France
Tuesday
July 14
'
.0233852
—
—.
Ceylon*
Monday
.0555555*
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
*
Friday
July 11
r"
peso—
/.Official
.
(Value in United States Money)
i
condition Statement of weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows thfe following principal changes for the week
ended July 9:
Decreases of $572 million in leans ad¬
justed, $238 million in holdings of U. S. Ckwernmeiit
securities, $196 million in reserves with Federal Reserve
Banks, $240 million in balances with domestie t>ankS,mid
$1,736 million in U. S. Government deposits, and an
increase of $284 million in demand deposits adjusted.
The
banks
2.791095
2.790784
2.789850
2.802812
2.801562
2.301250
2.800312
District, and $41 million in the Philadelphia Distrfct,
they decreased $97 million in the New York District,
Time deposits increased $54 million.
.
. .
.233350
-
Borrowings
from
Federal Reserve
Banks increased
,
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
V;
A summary
*
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (--) Since
July'9,
ASSETSLoans
■
-
94,522
adjusted!—\r~
investments
and
-
—
572
—
250
514
i
and dealers for
purchasing or carrying securities-.
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
2,510
*
+
6%
800
+
securities
ing
——
—
6
—
265
11
—-
23
32,337
—
238
+
—
tf. 8. Government securities—total
—
201
+
17
1,633
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
—————
If. s. bonds
Other securities
9,244
Cash
vault
in
domestic
with
Balances
1,003
2,722
.
banlps—.——
LIABILITIES—
'
'
•
.,
—1,736
+
801
•+
62
+
1,459
—
44
+
284
+
54
deposits———.»
deposits:+———
Government
8.
demand
4,804
12,123
1,486
Domestic banks
Foreign
banks
—
Borrowings:'
Crom Federal Reserve
others
From
tExclusive
loans
Banks
items
after
and
+
100
1,049
__
banks
to
8
18
15
29
692
266
deduction
valuation
of
5%
505-
+
••
>
re-
15
+2905
25
148
1
$1896
The
debentures dae 1959—Aug" 1
19,835,891
*
,
,
Starrett
This
Page
Date
,
P.
Total gold certificate reserves—
R. notes of other banks__„__
iDther
cash
20,700,357
Discounts
and
Industrial
+
51,051
343,769
+
18,005
loans
advances
'
S.
outright.
Wilson
Bought outright—•
2.579,710
——*—
2,789,257
.
Total
bought outright
under repurchase agree't
Held
Total U. S.
Govt,
securities—
25,315,072
125,100
—
assets
' -
67,500
+
1,088,048
+
259
+
15,289
14,004
+
26,860,722
'
'
■../
:
■
account
U. 8. Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
L
418,053
deposits
liabilities
Total
19,939,585
138,829
+
f,
551
51,580,977
+
991,193
f
—_
Capital paid in
to
& capital accounts
gold certificate reserves
ities
combined
purchased
correspondents
ances
loan
for
166,554
'+
'
i_—
'
-'
+
11,973
+
7-15
7-31
8-30
8-22
9-30
9-15
8d
$1.11
9-
2
8-
8-14
8-
7-1
8-19
25c
r
10- 1
9-19
25c
11-
1
Co.,
Zellers, Ltd., common
4Vu % preferred (quar.)
12-
1
11-19
7-31
■TrlO
1
7-15
8-1
7- 3
37%C
(quaf.)-
0.2^
—
65c
1,141
—
991
{30c
:
—
{Payable
{56/4c
8-
8-
1
7-
theaeurce.
waa incorrect.
Th»
is Indicated, liere
corrected
Corporation and
436 for similar purposes.
The carrier and affiliated companies operate
approximately 8,100 miles of road serving practically all of the impor¬
tant commercial centers of the south, several mid-western cities and
Washington, D. C. with traffic interchange connections with many
other carriers.
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
SVS/o, emulative prior preferred stock—
Page
1969
—Aug
Consumers Power Co.—
1
46
1
•47
r
41st mortgage bonds series due
Bastern Industries, Inc., $0.70 cumul.
German United Evangelical
1987
conv.
Aug 19
—
pref. stock-July 15
Lutheran St. Peter's
fJ,
'
,
"
'
"
*
.July 15
"
,
»
"
-
147
Fancy
will
be
was
"f
formed to acquire
annual
requirements of the
Industrie
most
important
'
new company,
Anlagen,
investment
The
notes
1964
of
will be
with
G.M.B.H.
of
-Dulsburg^ -Germany,,
$630,000- will be~ in notes bearing interest,at,
retired in ten equal semi-annual installments
the final
maturity Sept.
30,
1968.
to fixed
formalities including final
,
authorization by the'"Government of■...<* i
The
proceeds will be
added to working capital.
■
which has been in business since 1934, is
finance. The company's executive office
operates four branch* offices located in
Brunswick, Griffin and Gainesville, Ga.—V. 182, p. 2025.
''
Sterling Discount Corp.,
Atlanta,
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Sun Chemical Corp.—Acquires
Outstanding
5% bonds, due July 1, 1994 $91,997,000
Memphis Division first mortgage 5 c/o bonds, due July
1, 1996
5,383,000
Aiken Branch 1st mtge. 4%
bonds, due July 1, 1998
149,500
Southern Ry. Co.-New Orleans & Northeastern RR.
Co. joint mortgage 3%%
bonds, due Nov. 1, 1977
14,233,000
Collateral promissory 3.23&
note, due Nov. 1, 1964
First mtge. collateral trust bonds, due
Aug. 1, 1988
Equip, trust obligations and conditional sale agree¬
ments
various
rates
and
maturities
(par $20)—
Common stock ($20
«
rated
first five months of 1958 and $18,416,000 for the similar
period of 1957.
Funded Debt—'
Preferred stock
•
T_
$2799
-
Congregation (Chicago, 111.)—
Ist mtg. serial bonds dated Jan.
15, 1950—
47
H.
engaged primarily in sales
is
in Atlanta,
Ga., and it
corporation on July 8 announced the purchase of Coating
Laboratories, Nutley, N. J., manufacturers of a diversified
line of industrial coatings and finishes.
j
1 - Julius
E.
Specter, Vice-President of Sun Chemical- and Generals
Manager of its Paints and Finishes Group, said that the acquisition
of Coating Materials Laboratories,
a
cash purchase, is a part, ofSun's
long range expansion and modernization program.
The new*
company, which grossed more than $1,000,000 in sales last year, wiU be:
operated as -an autonomous division in Sun's Paints and Finished
Materials
UNDERWRITERS—The
names
through
1972
12,250,000
22,000,000
.
78,705,783
Group.
3,000,000 shs.
stated value)__^__of the
Coating Materials Lab
This
—
debs., due Feb. 1, 1978—Aug
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
3%% coll. bonds due Aug. 1,
company
$114,463,000 in the corresponding period of 1957. Income available for
fixed charges after taxes for 1957 was $45,465,000,
$15,864,000 for the
First consolidated mtge.
.Aug 14
Amirali
~
Sterling: Discount Corp., Atlanta, Ga. — Places Notes
Privately—This corporation has placed promissory notes
totaling $1,150,000 with two insurance companies, it ha^
been announced. Participants in a $1,000,000 senior note
issue were Mutual Insurance Co., New York, $750,000,
and Berkshire Life Insurance Co., $250,000. Mutual pur¬
chased also a $150,000 subordinated note. Both notes fall
due in 1970.
The financing was arranged by Kidder,,
Peabody & Co. acting as agent for the borrowers.
EARNINGS—The road's operating revenues in 1957 were $266,846,000.
For the first five months of 1958 they were
$103,346,000, compared with
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Date
country.
.
(Continued from page 10)
BUSINESS—During the 10 years 1948-57 Southern invested $104,585,737 for roadway and other capital improvements and $185,610,827
equipment, and wholly-owned subsidiaries spent a total of $24,652,-
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
that
Pakistan.
for
Company and Issue-
a
starting In
legal
capital expenditures and for other corporate purposes. The bonds will
be secured by an equal principal amount of Southern Railway first
consolidated mortgage 5% bonds due July 1, 1994.
(except where otherwise indicated)
In which the details were given in the
were given in
"Chronicle. »»
in
enterprise.
,
757
a
-v
.,
interest, IFC will receive additional contingent
interest, payable in rupees, depending on the amount of earnings.
The IFC will also have an option te subscribe at par to ordinary
shares .of. the Steel corporation to the extent-of 50%. of its investment.
Negotiations for the financing were concluded between IFC and the
Fancy group at the offices of Kloeckner in Duisburg; Germany,
\
The IFC commitment is subject to the completion of the necessary
News
Sinking Fund
.
IFC's
46,484
+
—_
with
In addition
2 5(<.
Pakistan, Ltd.—Financing, etc.—,
suppliers Of the new rolling mill and technical advisers to' the .Steel
corporation, are to acoept partial payment for the equipment in. shares
of the; company.' An Important part of the" equity ~ financing is to -be
accomplished through a public offering of share's in Pakistan, with
the Fancy group taking responsibility for the underwriting.
^
7%.
,,,> *
the
Kloeckner
Now
tax.
.
—
1
including acquisition jof
the existing mill and installation of the- new one, wilk amount »Jto
the equivalent of $3,39(h000, of which $840,000 will -be coverechby - shortterm bank loans, $630,000 by the HU investment-and $1,920,000,^7
-equity investment in the form of ordinary shares.
'
2
payj—1 '■>
of
new
Financial
'
1
'
Gulfport,
V
to the ballqg for export of
Jute and cotton, the
products, and foreign exchange earners of Pakistan.
....
in Canadian:-funds, t»Xr deductlbi#-«at
tax-15^1 xosident-tax-7%.
Less Britlslr income 4ax.v
V.
,
10-20
25c
;
________
■
an existing steel rerolling
capacity of 15,000 long tons of reinforcing bars and structural shapes.
Adjacent to this mill, the company will"
construct a new multi-purpose Strip and wire rod mill for the produc¬
tion of baling hoops, merchant bars, wire rods and finished wire
products.
This plant, having a rated capacity of 12,000 long ions
a
year, is expected to be ready for operation by May 1959.
It will
be the first domestic producer in Pakistan of baling hoops and wive
products. The company's output will be sold in both East and West
Pakistan.
The hoops to be produced by the new plant are essential
mill
7-15
1
7-23
9- 2
10c
interests
The
7-23
25c
;
L
:
on
chairman
4
14,004
+
,
companies. ;
industrial
10-15
tPavable in U. S. -tnnd8; less 15^ Canadian nonresidents tax
the current volume
-
Monthly
xLess Jamaica income
list of corporate bonds, notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date
for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
4 ."Li
1
9c
,
66,G001-
*
July 7 that the Corporation has agreed to invest $630,000
in the Steel Corp. of Pakistan, Ltd., a newly organized corporation"
in Karachi, West Pakistan.
This commitment is IFC's first in Asiu* ''
Controlling interest in the Steel corporation is to be held by the-'
Fancy family of West Pakistan, a group with wide commercial - and
7-15
11-
62 %c
—
and
according
Starrett
Steel Corp. of
10-15
•
Notices
-
1
1
$1.26
(quar.)
>
Calls aad
r
Co.
Inc.
Corp.
Robert L. Garner, President of the International Finance Corporation'
7-15
1
8-
73,898
—.
+1,003,381
110,394
i3. L) Case Co., 25-year
,
a
21,219
61,605
accept¬
foreign
Below will be found
W.)
—
resident
5,078
'*'*>?
»
commitments
8-
11-
$1.26
^Transferbooks ..not closed lor (big dividend..
1,424
+
▼
44.2?<>
on
+
—
.
:
liability
Industrial
r
254,222
215
+
52,987,312
deposit and F, R. note liabil-
Contingent
(F.
y Previous- published da+e
date and/or record .date
354,494
809,198
27,543
215,100
Total liabs.
.
—
I.
_>
Surplus., (Section 7)
■Burplus
(Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
«Ratlo of
95,788,
879,861
14,514
.'
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
*
86,389
+
of
announced
108,799
27,116
4,766,156
.+———
-Deferred availability cash'items:;Other Jiabs. & accrued dividends
224,905
93,501
+
$1.25
$1.25
9c
6%
conv.
pfd.
York County Gas (increased qu^r.)
136,024
—
Petroleum
further
for
7-15
8-29
94,170
297,369
+
—
357,721
352,950
Other
Total
7-31
Yellow, Cab
18,810,861
Broadcasting System,
Occidental
'
7-15
9-20
Monthly
Monthly
•
,
reserves
+'
28,048
directors
insurance
I'll
5c
4.44%
preferred (quar.)
Wright Line* Inc., class B__
Wrigley (Wm. Jr.) (monthly)
22,550
—
of
7-11
Ltd. ordinary (interim)
(Approximately 93c)
Worcester County Electric Co.—
,
Member bank
1
7-31
(F. W.),
v
,Rederal-Reserve-notes
•Deposits:
8-
7-30
$1.50
30c
Wool worth
•
9,904
+
Payable. of Bee.
18c
9c
122,294
—
Mutual
The company on July 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEO
covering 50,000 shares of common stock (par $1> to be offered *&t
$5 per share, through Gates, Carter & Co., Gulfport, Miss. The pro*
ceeds are to be invested in stocks and bonds and to acquire other life
Holders
25c
—
Monthly
7
—
52,987,312. +1,003,381
•
2,008,431
+1,427,514
15
7
Share.
(quar.)_
common
pfd. (quar.),_
Fund, Inc. (from income)
Public Service, common (quar.)5% preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.;
5,04%
preferred
(quar.)_r__^—
Winn-Dixie Stores (Increased monthly):
+1,940,931
142,463
5,818,143
89,496
238,281
assets
LIABILITIES—
Cc.,
Woolworth
25,469,024
When
Wisconsin
.
premises
Total
+
—
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected cash Items
Other
125,100
of
stock
are considering mergers and other trans*
diversification, particularly with a view to using
Starrett's tax benefits, the report states.—V. 180, p. 1439.
Wisconsin
v
12,493
—
25,315,072
Total loans and securities
Bank
&
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6%
2,008,431
+ 8,583,906
—8,571,413
V
——
Bonds
+
125,100
19,946,105
_
Notes
shares
common
State Life, Health. &, Aeeident Insurance Co.,
Winfield Growth Industries Fund, Inc
Certificates
of
Miss.—Files With SEC—
Name of Company
17,323
t
of
pamphlet report.
The
tin Volume 187.
Par
309
+
and
shares
(Continued from page 14)
Government securities:
Bills
151
claims
530,431
—
2,002
—;
148
July 16
Corp.—^Earnings—Acquisition—
•
11,714
—
1
—■
40,246
.
July 28'
1967
DDHBENDS
26,146
—
15,360
—.
342
Acceptances—bought
V.
113,364
—
I
year ended Dec. 31, 1957,
$5,111,488 and net income of $56,313.
During 1957, Starrett distributed" its stock in Starrett Bros, J&
Eakin, Inc., a subsidiary, and acquired 100% of the stock of Meyenberg-Old Fashion Products Co., by issuance- of common shares. It
also acquired 22,210 shares of Balcrank, Inc. common-stock, .a note*
actions
—1,240,703
26,808
_
328,227
——
this-issue,
—1,259,501
+
18,798
22,694
+
,
_
corporation reported June 2 for the
total income
146
1957
49,502
—
864,466 V
expected to go into operation in mid-1959.
1—Aug 15
July 17,
1958
1958
-o
notes
are
225,385
the
In
facilities
new
registration statement filed with the SEC op June -4- covering
shares of common stock (par $1> to be Issued to Johnston
Foil Manufacturing Co., under an agreement whereby Standard
acquired,
all the assets of Johnston, became effective on
July 2.—V. 18.8, p. 151.
$2843
gold bonds due July 1,
"Announcement
with an existing StandaiA Oil products
.along the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal jind
main Chicago terminal.
runs
company's
The
$2403
Aug
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—
5% 1st mtge. s. f. bonds due 1970
Dec. (- -) since
will
new
pipeline will extend Standard Oil's network of products
pipelines in the Midwest to 2,348 miles. These pipelines link together
the company's refineries at Whiting, ind.; Sugar Creek, Mo.; Neodcsha,
Kan., and Mandan, N. D.—V. 187, p. 2910.
v
1987——Aug 15
1,
'
Inc. ( + >
that
the
It
,
.
(In thousands of dollars)
projected terminal by a new 23-mile Jong
be built. An eight-inch pipeline is under
connect
NOTICE OF TENDER
mtge.
the
reach
yet to
services
Glass
gen.
Chicago's
products
surrounding territory.
its customers in the
150
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. 1st ref. mtge. s. f. bonds—Aug 1
Bulkley Building Co. 7% cumulative preferred stock—July 30
ASSETS--
serve
Standard Packaging: Corp.—Statement Effective—
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—
$2.40 convertible preference stock
5%
will
pipeline
$2703
July 24
1
-
(Ind.)—Plans New Terminal—
The
Corp., preference stock-.
Warren
Pacific Finance Corp., 4%
V
Products
^Indianapolis Transit System, Inc.—
Redemption fund for F. R.
P.
be
underground pipeline,
Power Co.—
Company and Issue—
<Gold certificate account
to
consideration.
$2907
first mortgage bonds series due Aug.
Northam
,
July 9;
Missouri
Construction of the jaew terminal is expected to -begin within £0
days after approval of the project by local authorities, Richard E.
Nelson, Jr., Director of Operations for Standard Oil's supply and trans¬
portation department said on July 17.
$2703
V
July 16,
500,000
This company has taken an
option on 40-acres northwest of
Field as a site for construction of a new petroleum
*
—.July 15
t. debs., series due 1970--————--July 15
s.
States
Thatcher
•July 2 figures revised (San Francisco District).
330,000
previously
a
distribution terminal to
1956—July 21
first mtge. bonds due June 1,
3%
4Vzti 15-year
shown gross.
are
Corp.
New Jersey Natural Gas Co.—
6%
cumulative preferred stock
176
48
+
■
Co.,
—
O'Hare
+2798
Northern
—
of
Aug
National Container Corp.—
4rief/o 15-year s. f. debs., series due 1956—
-
-
individual loan
cerves,
"
Co.
„
Aug 15
stock
94
4,819
54,844
25,387
deposits adjusted—
deposits except U. S. Government
Inc.
&
Turben As
Stroud & Co., Inc.-—
>
Standard Oil Co.
debentures due April 1, 1977—
Mead Corp.,
+
+
Demand
Time
Interbank
363
+
Loeb
Merrill,
1,500,000
2,600,000
3,050,000
_
145
coll. trust bonds, 5% series due 1987
July
Ltd. 5 % non-cumul. preferred stock—July
6% conv. debs, due Sept. 1, 1970—July
Edmonton Pipe Line Co., Ltd.—
5% first s. f. series A bonds, dated Oct. 15, 1952
July
Knudsen Creamery Co. of California—
60-cent cumulative preferred stock
Nov
MacMilian & Bloedol, Ltd.—
4% first mortgage bonds, due 19G5
:—
Sep
23
240
—
Kuhn,
G«rp._$34O5O(OO0
Ripley ,& Go.,
Inc.
S.
Commission has. authorized- this company to
announced $110,000,000 of 35-year debentures. The
sold at not less than par in competitive bidding,,
would be used to pay off a present issue of 4+4^
debentures, due
Oct, 1, 1992.—V. 188, p. 151.
Pago
Dete
1st mtge. &
229
'»*
35
+
The
sell
46
Eastern Lime
530
+
—
91
Aiig;.■;
Dover Industries,
1,655
+
70
196
The First Boston
Harriman
.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Debs. Approved^
Inc.—
cumulative participating preferred
5'/i%
2.GG0
125
+
—
188, p. 151.
Delaware Power & Light Co.—
178
+
+
1,619
with
90
British American Oil Co., Ltd.—
+ 3,399
+
—
13,122
Federal Reserve Banks..
Reserves
+
28
48
—
6,896 '
21.715
—
7%
165
—
Francis I. du Pontvfc Co.
—V.
CALLED
Inc., "preferred'''
Products,
Allied Control Co.,
80
!
ISSUES
ENTIRE
6,317
2,093
8,901
loans
90
,
Company and Issue—
256
+
11.159
loans
estate
Other
2,000,000
90
securities,
Alco
1,427
Dick & Merle-Smith
90
convertible subord. debentures due Nov. 15, 1967—Aug 20
83
+
V
309
—
Instrument Co.— */
Vlctoreen
—2,144
4
+
.
-
series II 5 JA% due Oct. 1, 1983—July 31
Tampa Electric Co., 1st mtge. 4'/«% bonds due 1986—Aug
1
Loans
Real
Investment Corp.
1st mortgage bonds
—1,031
*
Morgan Stanley .& Co.—84,930,000
Baker, Weeks 8T Co.____
825,000
Blyth &'Co., Inc
:
3,050,000
Davenport & Co
V 165,000-
148
mtge. bonds 3 Vs %
Southern Pacific Co.—
+ 6/941
740
—
52,941
29,611
Loans adjustedt
Commercial and industrial loans
Agricultural loans
to
brokers
1957
1958"
(In millions of dollars)
,
.
July 10,
July 2,
1958
the principal Amount of the bonds which each underwriter has severally
agreed to purchase/ respectively, are as.follows:
; ..
***•
$2907
—
.—.Aug 1
series of 1975—
Aug 1
6% debs, due Feb. 1, 1959—Aug 1
St. Catherine's Congregation (Milwaukee, Wis.)—
1st mortgage serial bonds dated Oct. 15, 1949
July 15
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%% debs, due Feb. 1, 1962———Aug
1
Southern Natural Gas Co., 4>/i% 6. f. debs, due 1973—Aug 15
1st
Monday* July 21,1958
..
'
Lawrence
ber banks follows:
*'[■[
County Lighting Co.—
3V»c,'o first mortgage bonds, due 1975
Kings
$125 million.
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Loans to banks increased
million.
Date
Company and Issue—
borrowings from others increased $266
$48 million, and
tf.
...
(290)
6,466,265 shs.
underwriters of the bonds
and
Sun
De
p.
also acquired
Phillips,
1210.
many
President
of
Important .patents developed by Dr. H. A.
Coating Materials and his staff.—V. 187+
-
j,
;
I■
.
I
-•
mrsi
Takott, Inc.—Reports Increased Net—
(James)
Rights will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on July 30,
1953; An underwriting group headed by Blair & Co. Inc.
and Scherck, Richter Co, will purchase any unsubscribed
for,
•
^corporation
This-
repbrtedon July 16 'that consolidated -feet income
the. first six months of 1958 reached $1,004,008; Up from the $835,918ported tot the Similar period last year.
Provision for Federal taxes
S, $1,242,000, compared with $1,112,000 in 1957.
After"; provision for .preferred dividends, -earnings -equaled $1.28
oh the 706,936 shares* of fcommon stock outstanding,
are
including the
Which the company sold .publicly last month.
In-the -first half of 1957, the company reported earnings
share
per,
the
on
shares which
589,023
sthalf of 1957, ivould have equaled $1.07
equal
bilities
year,
share.—V. 187,
per
to
then outstanding.
earnings in the
were
Ijiteted to an" equivalent basis with the-current.
assumed
the
before
and
downward
•
-
Waterbury Farrel Is engaged in the
BUSINESS—Textron
bids received,
also for 4 Vis, were:
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
group 101.3799; Goldman, Sachs & Co., 101.28; and
Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.8099.
The, new bonds are redeemable at regular redemption prices ranging
106.85 %
to the
principal amount and -at special ' redemption
&. Smith
nner
,
ices
ranging
from 102.60%;
PROCEEDS—The
to.par.
'
total
about
proceeds
to refund
c
in an
power
at
area
:
-
;
.
4,900,286
4,900,286
Mtgs. on real estate and machinery
Obligations for machinery
acquired
under conditional sales contracts
5,486,975
5,486,975
3,499,337
3*.499,337
Unsecured
subordinated
notes,
debt
or.t-term
unsecured term
Secured
6%
notes
Series;
2,390,141
and
188,
of
151.
p.
shares
$16,000,000 passenger reservations system—-the largest interconelectronic data processing system ever' to be built
for any
ustry—has been ordered from this corporation by United Air Lines,
c-/ it was announced on July 16, by W. A. Patterson, United's Pre-slt.
;
.
.
on
all
.
times faster than previously possible.
reservations network will be placed ife operation the
ter part of 1960, connecting 80 cities on United's 14,000-mile
system.
;. a
facility for electronic processing of- data, it will be second
iy to SAGE, the nation's early warning defense network.
to reservations
information, the system will provide
flight arrivals and departures. It also-will supply immediate
to management personnel for operational analysis.
Such
estjons
when
as
to
extra
add
sections .and
when
to
reschedule
Tennessee
Gas
Transmission
Rocket Unit—
; *
Transfers
$15,182,689
422,796 shs.
422,796 shs.
1147,263 shs.
air-
-
the
share
one
shares
of
number
Control
issuance
Jan.
series
A
and
587 shares
etro^Tex .is .Jointly and: equally owned by Tennessee Gas and Food
chinery & Chemical Corp. and. is the nation's second largest probutadiene, a basic ingredient- Of synthetic rubber,
he .Grand Central Rocket realignmfent was announced Jointly by
rdlner Symonds, President, of Tennessee-Gas,- and Paul L. Davies,
.
,
irman
the
of
eftriessee
ntral
Board
Gas
acquired
Rocket several
the'
FMC.
of
development
93.4%
a
months
ago.
controlling
in Grand
is engaged
interest
Grand Central Rocket
production of high-energy solid propellants,
rockets
and_ Jn the
design; development and proving of solid
peljant rocket motors.
The company's specialised activities serve
riotis
sile
branches
and
of
the
U.
S.
Armed
Services
well
as
manufacturers.,
as
aircraft
-
will be as follows:
reserved
450,000
455,993
exercise of stock options—
of
NOTE:
Co.
&
Bache
s
"homogenized.".synthetic rubber that, mikes tires longer wearmore moisture-proof' and- electrical insulation safer,
14 by William P. Gee, President of Texas-U. S.
v
*
fishing boots
,
Mr, Gee said the new rubber compound has undergone severe road
•ting on experimental tires for nearly a year and has shown signifirt improvement in tread wear and resistance to
cracking. He said
mew product was now
commercially available to all sectors of the
ber-consuming industry.
bber
rt
Co.
It
Neches,
17.50
7:50
&
Co.-
Ferris
&
Co.—.—.—
Co.———
7.50
Grimm & Co—u.—
Co._
—-
G. H. Walker &
—m—
Hallowell,
jJenks, Kirkland & Co—
Henry Herrman & Co..—._
Kay, Richards & Co
1.25
& Co.,
1.25
—V.
by The Texas Co., and United States
operates a large synthetic rubber plant In
188,
p.
3.75
3.75
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
—
Inc.-—
Co.
Ss
and in addition Jointly owns the world's largest
which is also located in Port Neches.—V. 187, p. 2120.
&
'
1-25
:
Kormendi
Loewi
Inc.
1.25
Inc.—
& Co.
Renshaw
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Rodman
Co.
Sutro
&
Inc.
&
——
Co—
Zuckerman,
Smith
1.25
1.25
&
Co.—
1.25
totals - Eastern Transmission Corp.—Proposed Acquis.
rporation
'
two
Power-Commission has been" requested
to
acquire
Wholly-owned
and
operate
the
natural
subsidiaries—Texas
to authorize this
pipeline facilities
Penn-Jersey Trans-
ission Corp.
and Wilcox Trend Gathering System, inc.
A. Joint application by the three companies; which has "been accepted
filing by the Commission, says that the two subsidiaries will be
erged into the parent company.
The application requests authority
1.25
iaries,
and
ciljties
to
for
acquire and operate the facilities of the two sublatter companies to. abandon their respective
the
services.
and
Pe«n>Jersey facilities include approximately 263 miles of pipeline and
,000 horsepower in compressor capacity located in 5
stations, Texas
stern now operates these facilities, which are located in Pennsylvania
d New Jersey, under long-term lease.
Wilcox Trend's facilities include about 389. miles of pipeline and 6,400
rsepbwer in 2 compressor stations. The facilities, all located In Texas,
e used
to gather and transport natural gas for Texas Eastern from
e .Wilcox Trend
producing area in the south TeXas Gulf Coast. They
nnect
with
efi.*—V.
Texas
187,
Eastern's main
line
in
the
Provident Citv,
Inc.—To Redeem
redemption on Aug. 15, 1958, all of
its
preference stock at $60 per share.
Payment will be*: made at the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, 30 Broad
.
St., New York 15, Nr Y.
Preference
of
2.4
shares
,
.
stock may ..be ..converted into common stock at the rate
of common for each share of preference on or before
Aug. 11, 1958.—V. 188, p. 91.
Time
Finance Corp., Norwood, Mass.
—
Places Note
Privately—This corporation has placed a $1,000,000 note,
due in 1973, with the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York, it was announced on July 16. Coffin & Burr, Inc.
acted as agent for the borrower.
The proceeds will be used to reduce bank borrowings.
Time
business
Finance Corp.
for
10
years.
the small loan and sales financing
company operates 16 offices, located in
Pennsylvania.—V. 186, p. 2200.
has been in
The
Maine, Massachusetts and
p. 2706.
tion
Inc.—New Contr.
for 8. Klein
begun on July 7 in Yonkers, N. Y., by Tishman Realty & Construc¬
Co., Inc., it was announced by Robert V. Tishman, Executive
Vice-President.
a
multi-million dollar department store
....
stockholders of record July 14, 1958
ghts to subscribe at $9.75 per share for 389,577 addi-
department store will consist of a main building, annex, green
house, yard area, and a parking area equipped to handle 3,000 cars.
The project will occupy a 27 Va-acre site in the northeastern section
pn^l common shares (par 50 cents)
of
common
on the basis of one
ditional share for each 10 shares held.
They also are
ing offered rights to subscribe for additional shares,
Digitized td allotment, out of any
bject for FRASER
shares not subscribed
and Trustee of Case Institute of Tech*
Chairman of -the Board of
Inc., and formerly Chairman
the
Board of Trans World Airlines, inc.
objective of the Fund is to concentrate Oif long term groWttt
principal, both in terms of dollars and purchasing ,i>ower, with
relatively less interest in current income. Its assets wUi be invested)
in securities of domestic corporations and also companies which are
either incorporated abroad or are international in scope and particu¬
of
larly
those with tax advantages.
minimize taxes, incurred by
To
•
•
•••,
both the Fund And itd investors,
Intends to qualify under 4he Internal Itevenue
Code of 1954 as a "regulated investment company."
By .this aetlOA
it will be able to accumulate 75%
of any long term Mftapttal gain
realized from year to year. The-shareholders will fee able .to .increase
by that amount, the Federal tax basis of their shares' td lessen capital
gain taxes payable At the time of redemption.
As a "regulated investment company," it Will be -necessary tol
distribute to shareholders each year at least 90% of the Income (not
including long-term capital gain) earned fey: the Fund during that
year.
Such dividends will be paid Wholly or partly .in stock.
L
Townsend Management has been' retained us lnvestment Adviser Of
the Fund:
However, final approval of all investments lies with the
board of directors.
This .company has associate Advisory contracts
with its subsidiary Fiduciary Counsel, Inc. and wtthf FTF-Management
Corp. of Denver, Colo.
Registration of the proposed 1,000,008 shares was originally made
with the SEC on May 14 under the name Townsend International
Growth Fund, Inc. See V. 187, p. 2272.
the
Fund
currently
.
.
,
.
Wash.—Stock
Triumph Mines, Ltd. (Canada), Seattle,
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
;
The Securities find Exchange Commission
Armstrong, Are subject to ft permanent injunction issued
United States IHstrict Court for - Che Western. District of;
Northern Division, on April 18, 1958, .enjoining, among
other things, their activities in connection with the purchase and said
the
securities.
.
.
-
,
order provides An opportunity .for heating,
Commission's
whether the suspension -should be
request,, on the .question
or made permanent.
•>
.
•
upon
vacated
<
Engineeringr, Inc., Arcadia, Calif. — Securities
Offered—White & Co., St. Louis, .Mo., oil June 7 publidyTuttle
$293,000 of .6% five-year convertible jdehentures
1, 1963 and 58,600 shares of common stock (par
10 cents) in units of 100 shares of common stock and
$500 principal amount of debentures at $5l0 per unit.
offered
due June
PROCEEDS—The
debtedness
and
for
The
the city.
The main
^
building,'containing approximately 200.000 square feet. Will
be a two-story structure and basement With, air-conditioning throughout.
The
one-story annex building,
which will contain approximately
70,000 square feet, is to be sub-divided into three sections.
proceeds will be used td pay
working capital.
off outstanding In¬
is engaged in the engineering and Archi¬
backlog of contracts totaling about $2,000,000
BUSINESS—The company
tectural fields.
as
of
with
It has
a
May 1, 1958, of which approximately 80% consists
agencies of the U. S. Government;
The company
,
of contractu
is presently
participating in the national highway construction program fey the
design of plans and specifications for sections of interstate highways,
and for interchange structures on such interstate highways.
Surveys
also are being made for a yariety of military installations, .including
radar and missile sites, airfields and roads.
.
EARNINGS—The
Tishman Realty & Construction Co.,
Construction of
was
ring its
of
The
corporation has called for
outstanding $2.40. convertible
Texas,
Textron, Inc.-r-Stock Offered—This corporation is of-
director of West*
a
and General Thomas B. Wilson,
Johnson Motor Lines and Resort Airlines,
of
91.
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing; Co.,
r
i* Texas Eastern
Corp.
and
President of !Title Guaranty
Kent H. Smith, Chairman of
Preference Stock—*
gas
Eastern
Lubrizol
of
nology;
Nielsen,
Air Lines;
Robert Roy
The
The Federal
Board
Aksel
Corp.;
Washington,
Sulzberger,
5.00
Stroud
the Board of Armco Steel Corp.
director of United
a
by
1.25
5.00
Chace, Whiteside
Win slow, Inc.
and
1.25
1.25
1.25
Stone .& Co.;
Francis 1. duPont & Co—
A. M. Kidder & Co*, Inc—
Baker, Simonds & Co
Dempsey-Tegeler; & Co.—Goodbody & Co.———
Ganbery, Marache & Co—
Hentz & Co._
of
Electric
Co.
has issued an order tem¬
porarily suspending a Regulation D exemption from1 registration nnder
the Securities Act Of 1933 With: respect to a public offering of stock
by this Canadian -corporation.
The company filed with the Commission oil May 24, 1955, A feotifi*
cation and offering circular under Regulation D (which -provides a
conditional exemption from registration lor public offerings of secu¬
rities
by Canadian companies hot exceeding $300,000 In amount);
covering a proposed offering of 450,000 shares of its non-assessable
common voting stock at 50 cents per share.
The Commission asserts
in its suspension order that it has "reasonable .cattse-te believe" dhat
the exemption provided by Regulation d Is unavailable to the offering
for the reason that officers of the issuer, Samuel Arthur Liening and
1.25
1.25
The First Cleveland Corp—
H.
FIF
1.25
7.50
7.50
Courts
Ladehburg, Thalmann & Co.
&
Committee), and Herbert A. Johnson .(Vice-President and
Investing Associates, Inc. and Secretary and Treas¬
Investment Co.). •,
•• I•
The Fund is. registering."J.Q00J1QQ- JhaieC some of which ;wfll. fea
offered privately at $5 per share during the closed-end
-period. The
Fund will become open-end shortly after the initial offering. It wilt
be sold through the existing sales organization of FIF. Management
Corp., and FIF Associates, Inc.
When the Fund becomes open-end,
the price will be based upon the net asset value of securities -then
owned, plus a sales charge.
•
•*
•
Members of the Fund's advisory board, who will provide the board
of
directors with Valuable and specialized information and advice,
are the following: George S. Eccles, President of First •
Security Corp.
of Utah, N. A. and a director of Union Pacific RR; Robert B»
Gross,
Chairman of the Board of Lockheed Aircraft Corp.; TSenneth S. Keyes,
President of Keyes Co.; Stanley Sebastian Kresge, Vice-President of
S. S. Kresge Co, and President of Kresge Foundation; Charles
Hook,
of
1.25
Clayton Securities Corp.-—
Julien Collins & Co
owned
and
owns
It is manufactured at the company's Port,
Texas,
itadiene plant
——
Hayden,
announced on July
Co.
cpes,,' Texas, plant.
Tekas-tT. S. is jointly
Inc._
Richter/Co.——
Scherck,
'Texas Co.—Affiliate Announces New Product—
the proceeds from
beefe available and
%
Blair
with the transfer of coritrolling interest in -the Tocket
additional funds were invested by FMC in Petro-Tex. These
to fee used* by Petro-Tex in financing the activities of
and Central Rocket:—V. 188, p. 190.
*
Waterbury Farrel Foundry ,& Ma¬
estimated that the short-term bank borrow¬
ings of Textron would then have been approximately $5,200,000.
UNDERWRITERS — The underwriters listed below have severally
agreed to purchase from Textron the respective percentages set forth
opposite their names of such of the shares of common stock offered
as shall not be purchased or subscribed for by holders of the warrants:
pany,:
lemical
Requisition of
June 28, 1958, and assuming that
shares of common stock offered had
applied at that date, it is
oneurrent
A new
on
the sale of the
1,707,275
—
After the
Co.
chine
.
_
801,282
Total
International Growth Fund lnc.^-4
&
,
rate for the
period
initial
1
and
\;
da-are
g,
series B 4 %
of
.
ee£. Of
i»
The
of
at the Conversion
1971
1,
,
<
«
$1279,884
382,49$
Townsend
of
the
$1.25 convertible pfd. stock
For conversion of 5%
conv. subord. debs, due
.
m
of Investment
Treasurer
inghouse
4,285,339 shs.
amount of 5% convertible subordi¬
principal amount of 5% subordinated
acquired by Textron at a cost Of $253,032
upon
conversion
For
i|' i
by
Chairman
500,000 shs.
7,500,000 shs.
—
$107,680
and
desbentures
fund
1113,671 shs.
47,856 shs.
108,433 ShS.
—
$99,785, respectively. •
and
ofttrolling interest : lib Grand. Central Rocket Co. of Redlands,
-lit, has been transferred to Petro-Tex Chemical Corp., of Houston,
xas, by Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.
>
..
1, 1970—
principal
$400,000
debentures
sinking
ifiniil
^
:
tExcluding
nated
For
C$.
15,290,369
debs.
preferred stock held in treasury.
• ,
§At May 3, 1958, there were 1,600,069 shares of common stock re¬
served for stock options and conversion of $1.25 convertible preferred
stock and 5%
convertible subordinated debentures. Upon issuance of
the shares of common, stock now offered (and consequent adjustment
of the respective conversion prices from $25 to $23.18 as to the $1.25
convertible preferred- stock and from $27.50 to $24.96 as to the 5%
convertible subordinated debentures for the initial conversion period),
ormation
1't as required by traffic, demands will receive instantaneous answers.
Teleregistex* Corp. is an Ogderr Corp. subsidiary.-—V. 183, p. 2463.
-
B
^Excluding
addition
tft-on
$19,600,000
debt:
sinking
preferred stock (no par)
$5 preference stock (no par)_
§ Common stock (par 50 cents)
The passenger
,
subordinated
$4
flights, for: one year ahead. Marking
major break-through ife communications, the system for the first
e;"fldqpts relatively inexpensive telephone lines to on-line trans-.
ssjpn of digital data at speeds in excess of- 1,300 words per minute
th unique high-speed switching and terminal
equipment.
This is
In
20,000,000
other
subordinated
1971
1,
5%
j
129,500
200,000
all
.
1,931,450
2,250,000
200,000
convertible preferred stock
preferred stock (par $100):
Series
system will make Instantly available to more than 2,500 ticket
tes.,agents,in .208 offices throughout the United States complete
348,895
situation
urer
x
13,672 shs.
,
information
->
2,250,000
fund debentures due Feb.
4',
2,500,0.Q0,
-
''129,500
;
$1.25
The
sei-vations
Jan.
15-year
cted
2,500i000-
loan
to
.K
•
i::
2,131,450
convertible
due
Tcleregfeter Corp.—Receives Large Order—
A*
68,094
open-end investment company organized in 1935), Gilbert ©fct (Exec.
Vice-President and Treasurer of Fiduciary Counsel, Inc. and Chairman
-
standing..
timberlands—
Debentures—subord.
5%
-
■
loans
5-year
value preferred stock, In
$7 ' par
value
common
stock.
all
—
the purchase ojf
for
and
Unsecured
$100 par
to
—
Contracts
b
;
on
CAPITALIZATION—Gj Wife gi ^ffcfOt. .-to tfcfe. completion. of'this saris '-arid
funding of-the bonds due 1937, the company's April 30 capitalization,
'
adjusted, consisted of:
$62,897,000 of funded debt; $4,100,000 of
100,000 shares of
PRESENT FINANCING
S. S. Leilani
and condi¬
timber
$1,192/475
of this corporation described
as a
xion-divefsifed
"fund," with leverage potential, was .announced oil
its officers and directors. The new Fund is headed fey
Clinton Davidson, Chairman of the Board; Raymond E. Haftz, Chair¬
man
of Executive Committee;
and Morris M. Townsend, ^President.
It is sponsored by Townsend Management Co.
Directors of the Fund include the following; Col. Willafd F. Rock¬
well
(Chairman of the Board Of Rockwell Manufacturing Co. and
RockWell-Standard Corp), Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer (retired fourstar general, U. SL Army, and with a broad range of national and
international economic affairs), Murray Shields (Trusted of
Bowery
Savings Bank and National Industrial Conference Board), Charles F.
Smith (President of Financial Industrial Fund, In6.; a fully managed
only
recourse
'
ship mortgages
bank
$239,284
formation
July 1
money * mortgages
tional sales contracts:
ended April 30,' 1958 Tampa Electric
1950—5 Months—1957
$3,097,882 $3,147^899
1,005,407
1,868,114
Effective—^Financing Proposed—
special
$6,970,035
Pfd.
$625,410
386,126
Announces New Ea^r Payment Plan—
The
Outstanding
Purchase
revenues of $30,910,000- and income available for
red Charges of $6,129,000, compared with $29,754,000 and $5,647,000,
pectively, in the calends r year 1957.
V.
a
sinking fund bonds
to vessel:
<rfdtar-fcj5a>atrng
notes;
TO
$6,970,035
5%
1966on steamship,
Mortgages
^
'
is an operating public, utility, supplying elecof some 1,700 square miles in and around the
12 months
EFFECT
Authorized
First mortgage
due June 1,
y of Tampa, Flat. Estimated population of the-service area is 465,000.
EARNINGS—For the
GIVING
offering
$18,000,000
^
-
.
diversified manufacturing company with
a
^
this
from
premium
a
$23,000,000. ;*
Business—Company
is
of
range
CAPITALIZATION
net
Will be used by
principal amount
first mortgage bonds, 5'series due 1987; ,.the remainder will be
ed to pay a portion of outstanding bank loans which were incurred •
("the 1958 construction program, the costs of which are expected
Electric
mpa
Odt
The, registration statement filed with the SEC on May 14 covering
1,000,000 shares of capital stock (par one cent? became effective Oft
July 3.
■'
machinery and capital goods. Textron is also engaged, through a sub¬
sidiary, in operation of the passenger liner S. S. Leilani.
The com¬
pany's business is, carried on through divisions and subsidiaries Which
operate autonomously.
»—:•
Isey,
,
81,990
expenses-
Townsend IT. S.
industrial and consumer products, including textiles,
power chain saws, plastic products, castings, metal fasteners^ alumi¬
num
products,
batting, bathroom accessories, electronic equipment,
©ther
oper.
Statement
ment,
•
wide
.
Its
forming
machines
in the
.
$263,820
revenue-
—V. 187, p. 2953.
manufacture 6f metalworklng
product lines consist principally of cold heading find
machinery, rolling mills and related Equipment, eyelet
and power presses, and wire flattening and drawing equip¬
machinery.
cold
oper.
ff*
•
.
,-
.
$643,120
379,300
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway oper. inc.—
i
-
...
Earnings—
1958—-Month—1957
Railway
Railway
-
building
.
Toledo, Peoria & Western Ry
Period End; May .31—
to
Teitron.
Tamps Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—An underwriting
pup. headed by Stone & Webster Securities Corporan offered publicly on July 18 a new issue of
$25,000,000
st mortgage bonds, 4J/4 % series due July 1, 1988, at a
•ice of 102.575% and accrued interest, to yield 4.10%
maturity. The underwriters' won the issue at comItiye sale July 17 on a bid of 101.383% for the indi¬
ted .'.'coupon. '
luxury apartment
Realty completed tn6 38-fitoty 1
skyscraper at 666 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.-<—V. 187; pi 2554.
allocation of the purchase price of $7,135,500 were
p. 2706.
a
Last Fall Tishman
reflect the
approximately $11,150,000. In addition, Textron also furnished funds to discharged $300,000 in short-term bank borrowings of Waterbury Parrel assumed by
adjustment
recently completed shopping centers fey the Tishmafe com*
ings in Cleveland and Buffalo afed
Beverly Hills area in California.
'.
PROCEEDS—-Net proceeds from the sale of these shares Will be used
to reduce short-term bank borrowings incurred In
part in financing
the acquisition on June 28, 1958, of the
assets!, properties find busi¬
ness of The Waterbury Parrel
Foundry & Machine Co.
Net assets
acquired from Waterbury .Farrel by Textron, after deduction of lia¬
per
shares
,000
.261
shares.
Previous
pany include projects In Hempstead, N. Y., and New Orleans, La,
,
©ther current Tishman construction operationsinclude office fetlild*
special
credit of
ended Feb.
28,
corporation reported consolidated net„earnings and
fees of $409,715 for -the Tour -months
$27,630 from
1958.—V. 187, p. 2380.
Underwood
Corp.—Acquires Electronics Firm—
corporation has acquired by outright purchase the Canoga
Nuys, -Calif.), pioneer in missile range instrumentation
advanced radar systems.
This
Corp.
and
(Van
The announcement
President
now
of
-becomes
Canoga
was
Underwood
President
On July
17 Jointly by Frank E. Beano,
Canoga President Paul H. Ryckoli",
the Canoga Division Of Underwood;
who
founded- in 1948 by. a Srdup
engfreew
the development of radar systems at the Radiation
Corporation
who had worked on
made
and
of
was
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(292)
DIVIDENDS—The
The company
Technology.
Uaborotory of the Massachusetts Institute of
Industrial
plants
Van
35c
supplier of radar and telemetering systems end guidance
to the Army, Navy and Air Force as well as to
users,
especially in the aircraft field.
Canoga maintains
Is
major
a
at
Calif.,
Nuys,
Announces New Easy
Walton Beach,
Fort
and
Payment Plan—
corporation is introducing a new easy payment plan
to purchase Underwood typewriters, adding
This
that will
machines
time payment basis.
David H. Butrell, Vice-President—Marketing, said that under the
new plan, customers can pay as little as $5 down and
take up to 24
months to pay the balance.
The
easy payment
plan will be available through a network of
Underwood branches, sub-branches, sales agents and dealers located In
«lmost every area of the United States.
Benoficial Finance System, nationwide consumer finance organization
with over 1,100 offices, will handle all credit functions under the plan.
In this respect, the plan is similar to those now being operated by
fan American World Airways, American Airlines, Winchester Firearms,
Mdrcury Outboard Motors, Snap-on Tools Corp. and other nationally
known companies.—V.
187, p. 2846.
accounting machines
end
on
has
company
the
on
declared
been
the
on
class
B
numbers
shares
of
of
stock
common
P. Eberstadt As Co
C.
Barth
J.
At Co
Bass At Co
Jack M.
Bioren
Blair
Co.
Sons
Linde
the
«t
built
designed and
Film Corp.,
Linden plant.-
the plant
will supply
who
A:
land
on
\
valve,
built
uses
a
The
California—May Operations—
-5 Mos. End. May 31-
Month of
materials
3,461,668
(bbls..*....
prods, (bbls.)
5,295,562
5,665,453
' %'•.
processed
oil
crude
of
Ar
(Bales of natural gas—
1957
20,291,269
26,654,951
33,341,394
1958
18,065,300
24,652,985
May 1958
(taw
28,391,686
8,335,264
48,993,757
Securities
First
Amount
replacement
187,
$6,495,076
$4,832,645
Garrett-Bromfield
Ac
26,405,472
4,210,413
__
36,833,643
estimated
to
President—Sales
Public
and
Relations.
revenue
mail
United
Artists
Corp.—Stock
PROCEEDS—Of
of the
for the
account
July 17 of¬
common stock
the
company.
of certain stockholders
BUSINESS—The
pictures
the distribution of
to theatres in the
in
made
by independent producers
abroad, will use its. share of the
and
States
primarily engaged
company,
net proceeds ol
of motion picture produc¬
tion and to broaden the company's activities in the television, record¬
ing and music publishing fields. During its career the company has
the
sale
to
finance
distributed many
.The
an
expanded pogrram
the
of
notable
film
successes.
was
formed in 1919 with Mary Pickford, Charles
Douglas Fairbanks and D. W. Griffith among the principal
cponsors.
Securities of the company were distributed to public investcompany
Chaplin.
for
«ors
the
first
eubordnated
«£0ld by
„
time
in
debentures
investment
an
April,
1957,
350,000
and
when
$10,000,000
shares
of
29,
per
1,071,255
outstanding shares of common and class
outstanding. This compared with $14,500,880
cents
For
to
in
fiscal
the
corresponding
to
share
per
ended
year
amounted
$3.05
period
B
Dec.
28,
1S57
$70,371,170 and net
based
CAPITALIZATION
',
the
on
film
or
based
on
shares
GIVING
EFFECT
outstanding
PRESENT
TO
■
-
■
4%%
to 6%
5%%
was
,
at
at
year
,
conV.
Dec. 28.
subord.
debs,
due
1969—
and
5
from
years
1
Productions
.
4%%
secured
life*
Corp.
due
note
cured
by
$10,000,000
tOther
♦Common
B
vertible
of
stock
May
23,
se¬
~
on
($1
an
par
stock
York
3,000
initial
stock.
1958.
amounts
now
"
'
rA
150,000
700,000
Co
1,200,000
Simmons
Ar
700,000
Blyth Ar Co., Inc
2,000
Boettcher Ar Co.
6,000,000
250,000
Bosworth, Sullivan Ar
Co., Inc.
J.
above.
Alex.
300,000
300,000
1,500,000
No
No
debentures
effect
has
debentures
patent
been
H.
issue will rank
a
given
purchased
to
by
'
share, the 6ft con¬
into 398,338
shares
any
the
conversions after
company
or
Offered
Ar
have
the
option
of
.
and:
proceeds- received from
of the corporation for the
steel
.
.
-
Friedrichs As Co.——
Hulme,
150,000
E. F. Hut ton. Ac Co—
W.
As Co.-—
700,000
3,000,000
Co, Inc.——
700,000
Button
E.
Indianapolis Bond As
Share
Corp.
Investment
200,000
L
of
Corp.
150,000
Janney, Dulles As Battles,
Inc.
400,000
\
500,000
Inc.
150,000
Jones. Kreeger As Hewitt
150,000
200,000
500,000
Joseph, Mellen Ar Miller,
250,000
Kalman As Co., Inc.
150,000
Kay," Richards As Co
Z
150,000
Kean,
Inc.
Cassell
Ar Co.,
Whiteside
Childs At
Jones
Ar
300,000
!—_
Co.—
At
D.
500,000
200,000
200,000
Taylor As Co
250,000
A.
150,000
Co
500,000
3,000,000
Kidder, Peabody As Co— 6,000,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
400,000
Kormendi As Co., Inc
150,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
7,000,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann As
Co.
1,500,000
F.
W.
Clark
Co.,
Ar
Clarke Ar Co-
150,000
200,000
1,000,000
C.
Collings
At
150,000
M. Kidder As Co., Inc.
Laird At Co. Corp
150,000
W.
Co.,
Lazard Freres As Co
6,000,000
150,000
Lee
3,500,000
Julien Collins Ar Co.—_
500,000
John
700,000
Lehman Brothers
700,000
Lester, Ryons At Co.—
200,000
Carl
M.
Ar
Co.
.'
Crowell, Weedon Ar Co.
Cruttenden,
Podesta
Ar
Higginson Corp
Loewi As Co.
Inc.—-—
250,000
Irving Lundborg As Co
400,000
MacNaughtonr
200,000
Inc
i
.
Greenawalt Ar Co——
Dallas
<
Cullom Davis
Co
Crouter
Ar
Ar
A.
Bodine
500,000
Masten As Co
E.
McCormick
As
500,000
500,000
Co.
McDonald As Co.
200,000
McDonald-Moore As Co-
200,000
McDonnell Ar Co.
Pancoast
200,000
Dillon, Read As Co.
1,500,000
700,000
Inc. 7,000,000
200,000
McKelvey As Co.—:
McLeod, Young, Weir,
McMaster
Hutchinson
As
200,000
Mead",
Miller & Co.——
Mericka
J.
Wm.
As
150,000
150.000
—
150,000
3,000,000
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner-As Smith-——
Merrill,
Turben
Corp.
■
produced
Drexel
700,000
700,000
Doolittle
Ar. Co
&
300,000
Co
_
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
6,000.000
As
George—
Eberstadt AS Co._
Milwaukee- Co.
The
Templeton
Model, Roland As
1,200,000
150,000
300,000
& Co
u—
Mitchum, Jones As
Elkins, Morris, Stokes As
-
Mills, Spence As Co. Mc.
6,000,000
Securities & Co
A.. G. Edwards As Sons
Elworthy
Miller
1,200,000
Eastman Dillon, Union
F.
Deetjen As. Co.
Eppler, Guerin As;
Turner, Inc.
250,000
Stone
Nesbitt, Thomson As Co.,
200,00(
W.
H.
Newbold's
Son
As
500,000
150,000
Newburger & Co
Newhard, Cook As Co.
1,500,000
New
York
200.000
Paul
J.
Fahey, Clark -As Co
400,000
Pacific Northwest Co.
200,000
The
FarwelJ, Chapman AS Co.
400,000
Paine,
Ferris
200,000
and,
through
diameter steel
various
divisions,
in
and consumer*
States Steel
The
Division,
manufacture
of
large
and
Supply Division,
corporation is-also
a
also
to
Distribution is made, to steel
distributors,
including
engaged,
through
Subsidiaries: include,'United'States. Steel
export distributor,
and"
United
warehouse division.
Universal
Atlas
Division, in producing-cement, in. part from blast furnace slag,
•
in
pipe, steel drums, oil field drilling, and pumping equip- *
ment, and other products made of steel.
processors
the
Bridge
Export
Co.
several common carrier railroads.
which
Cement
,•
is
an
—
•Fahnestock Ar Co.
Ar
i.
Co.
•
Nolan,
200,000
—
700,(XX
Hanseatic
250,000
Field, Richards Ar, Co,__
150,000
The -First Boston Corp. 7,000,000
First of Michigan Corp. JL,000,000
First -Southwest CO.—__
200^000
Folger.
500,000
250,000
500,000
Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch | 700.000
F. S. Moseley As Co.
3,000,000
Mullaney, Wells As Co.—..■ 400,000
Clement A. Evans At Co.,
Inc.
-u
American
150,000
200,000
t
250,000
Emanuel,
6,000,000
Co.,
As
The Dominion Securities
The
250,000
Co.,
Dixon Bretscher Noonan
Dixon Ar Company—
Dominick Ar Dominick
150,000
250,000
200,000
500,000
150,000
& Merle-Smith
R. S. Dickson Ar Co., Inc.
700.000
Patton As Co.
McJunkin,
200.000
Ar Co.
Dewar, Robertson Ar
150,000
150,000
Ar
1,500,000
Townsend,
Dempsey-Tegeler
Dick
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
200,000
Marks
M.
200,000
—
Haven
Laurence
Ar
Davis, Skaggs Ar Co
Dawson, Hannaford Inc.
De
Manley, Bennett As Co.
300,000
Securities
Union
Davenport Ac Co.—___
Shelby
250,000
150,00Q
Curtiss, House Ar Co.
J. M. Daki Ar Co., Inc.—
150,000
3,000,000
250,000
—
Mackall As C6e
Cunningham, Schmertz
Co.,
6,000,000
Rhoades
Loeb,
150,000
Carey, Inc.
At
250,000
C. Legg As Co
150,000
Cunningham, Gunn As
Inc.
are
j—
Courts Ar Co.
......
through
500,000
250,000
Langley At Co.—. 1,500,000
C.
—
Estabrook AS Co
engaged,
300,000
-
Laird, Bissell As Meeds—
200,000
Equitable Securities Corp. 3.000,000
is
200,000
Applegate As
Humphrey, Inc.
400,000
—,
corporation
3,500,000
Co.
C.
net income was $419,400,000.. For
.
150,000
As- Weeks—
Co.
Coggeshall Ar Hicks——
Collin, Norton At Co
latest calendar
manufacturing Activities,
-
.
300,000
Fay
As
Clayton Securities Corp.
Coffin Ar Burr, Inc
strip,
iron
AS
Hornblower
Cooley At Co._
steel
the
Hooker
Edward
John W.
general funds to- restore in part working capital - ex¬
pended in Its expansion* and modernization program which involved
total expenditures of $1,655,300,000 In the five years 1953-57, and will
be used for corporate purposes including future expenditures for prop¬
erty additions and replacements. The expenditures still to be made at
the beginning of 1958 plus new expenditures authorized In the first
half of the year total more than $1,000,000,000.
.....
and
Co
&
Hogle As Co.—
Clark, Dodge Ar Co
its
sheets
A.
150,000
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
1978.
Offering of the debentures marks United States Steel Corp.'s first
entry into the capital market since July, 1954, when it issued $300,000,000 of 10-year serial debentures.
revenues
300,060
300,000
J.
E.
after July 14,
EARNINGS—Total
J. J. B. Hilliard Ar Son„
Hirsch
—
C.
1963 at a lower
interest cost to the corporation.
The sinking fund, retiring $15,000,000
annually in the years 1965-82, will retire at least 90%
of the issue
prior to maturity. The corporation may double sinking fund payments
in any year.
The sinking fund redemption price starts at 100y2% on
July 15, 1965 and decreases thereafter to the principal amount after
July 15, 1978. Prices for optional redemption start at 105%% to and
including July 14, 1959, and decrease thereafter to the principal amount
to
500,000
150,000
200,000
Chiles-Schutz Co.
either July 23 or Sept. 10.
The debentures are not refundable prior to July 15,
sale
As Co.—
Ar
Childress
on
PROCEEDS—The corporation will add the net
Richards
400,000
•
Space Corp.
Johnston, Lemon
Chace,
for the deben¬
payment
making
Hill
The Johnson, Lane,
300,000
Inc.
will
Co.
Phillips Co
Winslow:, Inc.
Chaplin Ar Co.
issue.
Purchasers
Co———
Central National Corp—
A
—
As
150,000
C. F.
by an industrial company. The underwriting group is one of the largest
ever
formed to participate in the distribution of an industrial bond
con¬
to be outstanding after the completion of this offer¬
determinable. Changes from March 29, 1958 balances
ordinary course of 'business.
Byllesby
Hentz
Henry Herrman-As Co
Hickey As CO
200,000
Carolina Securities Corp.
the largest debenture offerings ever made
among
M.
700,000
Hayden, Stone As. Co.— 1,500,000
Hemphill, Noyes As Co— 3,000/000
Norfolk
400,000
(Inc.)
Corp.—Debentures
250,000
Haupt As Co.Hayden, Miller Ar Co..
Denton,
Ar
Sherrerd
Ar
Caldwell,
$300,000,000 4% sinking fund debentures
due July 15, 1983, was placed on the market on July 16
by an underwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley &
Co. and comprising 301 investment firms.
The deben¬
tures were priced at 100Vz%
and accrued interest, to
yield approximately 3.97% to maturity.
The
Co
Ar
Inc.
of
issue
new
200,000
Butcher
Qn
n
Steel
States
United
550,000 shs.
convertible
are
a
700,000
Ira
150,000
Bros.
6,000,900
Harris Ar Partners Inc
The Hlinols
200,000
Burns
Plywood Corp., has
gained wide use as a decorative wall and ceiling panel and exterior
siding. Aggregate sales have been in excess ot $56,000,000. As shown
in
the appellate court's
opinion, Georgia-Pacific began infringement
of the patent in February 1955—V. 188, p. 190.
this
Co.
Ar
Burnham
on
infringed
and
valid
150,000
—
:
-
tures
721,255 shs.
price of $21
In the
held
infringement was directed.
introduced in 1940 by United States
tures
Slocumb
200,000
Burke At MacDonald, Inc.
C3
The
600,000 shs.
par)
conversion
Brush,
Corp.—Weldtex—Patent Up¬
Plywood
:
Ripley Ar CO.,
Inc.
150,000
Ar Sons
Brown
300,000
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Bradford At Co——
C.
Hamlin At Lunt
200,000
700,000
200,000
3,000,000
6,000,000
—
the fabrication and erection of bridges,
buildings and other steel, struc¬
' 1,600,000 shs.
value*—
from transactions
cviil .result
Ellis
Inc.
-
Blair & Co. Inc
Blunt
AS Stieglitz—
Hallgarten As Co.—
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland As Co.
Halsey, Stuart As Co.
H.
Inc.
2,000
Co
Ac
Co.,
200,000
Hurry,
"Weldtex,"
623,-060
Not avail.
<$i
the
Not avail.
Not avail.
verted-may be reissued.
fThe
Beane__
Ac Higgins
Ac
Zuckerman, Smith Ac Co.—
States
to,
and sold.
1
subordinated
ing are hot
Ac
Williston
Ar
1,500,000
Walter At
William Blair Ar
Appeal—
related
interest)^
stack
29,
5,000
R.
J.
4,000
10,000
2,000
Co
White,
Wilson, Johnson
200,000
250,000
Inc.
Bingham,
galvanized sheets, black plate, tin plate (hot
dipped and electrolytic* and terne plate; pipe (welded and seamless)
and tubing;
rods, -wire and wire products; and forgin'gs.
All of the
foregoing products are.produced in carbon steel grades and many such
products are produced in stainless, alloy and high strength steels. In
addition, armor plate and miscellaneous ordnance products are pro¬
duced.
Also, pig iron, ferromanganese and' other products, including
coal chemicals, which are produced in connection
-with, or are closely
4,200,000
1958
interest»
(6r/c
(6fe
common
March
Weld
2,000
Gouinlock
Bell,
7,000
2,500
—-
White Ac Co
Hudson
Inc.—
corporation's
rolled
4,200,000
Artists
officer
common
.♦Based
Wheat Ac Co
products include: ingots, blooms,- billets, slabs) tube
rounds and skelp; structural shapes and
piling; plates; rails and acces¬
sories, wheels and axles; bars; concrete reinforcing bars; hot and cold
8,365,100
tWalter .E. Heller & Co
Class
C.
"Weldtex," a striated plywood panel,
by Georgia-Pacific Corp. in a deci¬
sion by the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
This decision, handed down July 1, reversed a contrary ruling by
,1
tho
ktllnnw
#vf
1T1 (lUlPtiflll
KtOTmillJI
the U. S. District Court, and the issuance of an injunction stopping
This
principal
700,-
by cash surrender value of
insurance
policies
on
a
former
tOther
J.
siOn, National Tube- Division- and Tennessee Coal As Iron, Division.
/
demand note
000' shares of Associated
*
—
Watling, Lerchen Ac Co
2,500
corporation is engaged in integrated steel producing
operations in its own name and through the following general operating
divisions: American Steel Az Wire Division, Columbia-Geneva Steel Diyi-.
year
Banks—
,
Walston Ac Co., Inc
2,500
.
__
BUSINESS—The
4,500,000
1__
date
©Undry indebtedness due within
,
2,000
8,000
period of 1957 when ingot operations averaged 95.7%.
$1,340,000
secured
£%
notes,
dated July
16,
1958, due in two equal installments
6%
1,500,000
2,000
G. H. Walker Ac Co
1958, when ingot operations aver¬
aged 54.1%, total revenues were $800,100,000 and net Income was
$62,400,000, compared with $1,166,500,000 and $115,500,000 in the like
V
due in Sept.
1959 and.
May 1960, to be used for financing
of motion picture productions
2%
Bear, Stearns Ar Co
A. G. Becker Ar Co. Inc.
Wagenseller Ac Durst, Inc.-
year, 1957, were $4,413,800,000 and
the three months ended March 31,
exhibitors
*6%
200,000
Leeds Ar Co
Inc.
on
has been
Outstanding
*
■
other
FINANCING
Authorized
,
and
$3,262,466, equal
1957 and 4%%
at March 29, 1958
Unsecured loans from motion picture
f
$569,397,
year,
.
'
stock
common
rentals
income Was
1,071,255
Kotes payable (long term*
Unsecured bank note due in
monthly
installments through June
25, I960.
Interest,
which may range
from
•
1958 the com¬
of $16,578,933
share on the
and
last
end.
_
were
shares.
the
Income
share
per
1,07),255
stock
common
-EARNINGS—For the three months ended March
S3
of convertible
headed by F. Eberstadt At Co.
group
pany reported film rentals (with miscellaneous incomei
*md
net
income of $636,010, equal to 59 cents
then
Co.
Barth Ar Co.—
Eichler As
Halle
Harriman
J.
Bartow
150,000
—
Inc
Gregory Ar Sons—
150,000
Rateman,
3,000
Labouisse,
Ar
—
2,000
.
—
2,000
_
See Canso Natural Gas Ltd.
on
offering 200,000 shares are being sold for the
The remaining 100,000 shares are being sold
active in the management who,
after this sale, will continue to own all of the company's class B
common
stock representing approximately 43<7
of the voting stock.
Account
United
Inc.
2,000
700,000
North
2,000
Inc.
Varnedoe, Chisholm Ac Co.,
•8,000
Fitch,
Inc.
Co.,
underwrit¬
Offered—An
ing group headed by F. Eberstadt & Co.
fered for public sale 300,000 shares ol
{$1 par value) at $22,375 per share.
motion
Co.
2,000
——_
McDowell
Yeatman, Mosley
.
passenger
and
Barret,
Co
Ac
United Canso Oil & Gas LtdL- -New Name-
held
miles totaled 511,831,000, up 3%
from June,
airplane miles, 12,264,000 for an 8%
increase.
(including first class) at 2,383,000 ton miles was up 2%from the same month
a
year
ago
and express increased
720
to
Y67,000 ton miles.
Freight was off 70
at 4.897,000 ton miles.—■
V. 187, p. 2380.
Revenue
Air
Ball, Burge Ar Kraus
3,000
183, p. 91.
T-r
1957,
2,000
Straus, Blosser Ac
Ladd—
Y.)
(N.
-
1,200,000
150,000
500,000
1,200,000
—_
Brown, Lisle Ar Marshall
operations of United Air Lines last month resulted in
peaks for June in passenger and mail traffic, according
iigures released by Robert
E. Johnson, Senior Vice-
company
———
Stix
2,000
United
Systemwide
700,000
Co.,
2,000
2953.
p.
Ar
5,000
Hulme, Applegate Ac
Humphrey, Inc. i
The Johnson,
Lane, Space
—V.
1,000,000
Baird
2,000
Fay
Kalman Ac Co.,
Co
2,500
—
Weil,
W.
Stern Brothers Ac Co.
Co
Ac
Whipple Ar Co.
Shillinglaw, Bolger Ac Co—
21. Hentz Ac Co.
Hill Richards Ac Co
Hirsch
Bacon,
Robert
2,500
Ac Go.
Stone
Bache &
As
Greenshields Ar Co.
700,000
2,000
.Kirk land Ac Co
Hayden,
Greene
Parker Ar
Baker, Simonds Ar Co.
Baker, Watts Ar Co
Baker, Weeks Ar Co.
Suplee,
500,000
200,000
Redpath
8,000
Co—
500/000
-
500,000
Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.—
Ac
CO.—
Ar
Granbery, Marache As
300,000
Co.—
Southeastern
First
Goodbody
Green, Ellis At Anderson
Auchincloss,
Inc.
Glore, Forgan AS Co
6,000,000
Goldman, Sachs.As Co.— 6,000;000
Grant-Brownell & Co-
2,000
-—
—
150,000
i
Co.-
As
200,000
Corp.—
Chicago
First of Michigan
150,000
250,090
Glnther
Bleich-
Arthurs. Lestrange Ar Co.
2,000
forth,
200.000
Marshall-
Ar
Inc.
5,000
—
Foster
700,000
700,000
2,000
Sanders Ac Co
of
severally
them
200,000
—
Branch, Cabell Ar Co
United Air Lines, Inc.—Reports New Records—
new
Co.
outstanding.
have
Gatahterr AS eo.ylac.-—
1.200,000
Ar Strudwick
2,500
—-—-
Incentive
Option
were
below
Robert Garrett' & Sons
1,500,000
Ames Ar Co., Inc
2,000
——
named
Fulton Reid As Co., Inc.
200,000
4,000
Co.___
Ac
Inc.
E.
roeder,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.
Allyn Ar Co. Inc.—
Arnliold Ar S.
39,972,927
$1,102,221
MCF
and
The
—
underwriters
150,000
Corp.
A.
/
expenditures for property additions
—V.
Riter
7,000
—
Friedrichs Ac Co._;
Controlled supply of crude oil (bbls.)
(Bales
2,000
2,500
Cleveland Corp.-
principal amount repurchased and held by
authorized shares,
1,063,440 shares were
American Securities
5.000
Lear Ac Co
Ac Gardner
3,602,811 shs,
53,756,072 shs.
•»
150,000
Peck__^
Anderson
Reinholdt
.
First
As
Almstedt Brothers
10,000
.—
Reed,
Ferris Ac Co,_.
C.
A.
2,000
8,000
3,000
Inc.
41,073,647
.
4,000,000shs.
90,600.000 shs.
under
Allison-Williams Co
Jackson Ac
8,000
Howard,
Union Oil Co. of
Adams
Piper, Jaffray Ac HopwoodRauscher, Pierce Ac Co., Inc.
Hooker
91.
p.
Curtis
3,000
.
_
Dittmur At Co.,
__
The Board of Directors of Pyrofax Gas Ltd. has elected David S.
(Lloyd President and Walter A. Naumer Chairman of the Board.
Mr.
I.loyd was formerly Vice-President -and .Mr. ;Naumer was .President.
Vhe company, which already has three plants in Canada, is a sub¬
sidiary of Pyrofax Gas Corporation, a unit of Union Carbide Corp.
188,
& Co
Courts
Goodbody Ac Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Unit Names New President—
—V.
Paine,
Equitable Securities Corp.—
Clement A. Evans Ac Co.,
*
3,000
Oppenheimer Ac Co
Inc.
by Whittaker Controls Division of Telecom¬
sapphire ball as a valve poppet.
This sapphire
fcaLl is manufactured by Linde Company, Division of Union Carbide
Corp. This particular valve assembly was designed to relieve pressure
from the tank of a space vehicle.
In operation, it will be required to
withstand frequent severe shock while maintaining a very low leak¬
age over an extremely wide temperature range.
relief
A
puting Corp.,
2,000
2,000
.<
•199,050,000
2,528,700
h
$100>
Morgan Stanley & Co._$20,000,000
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
150,000
2,000
2,000
Webber,
issuance
4,000
Francis I. duPont At Co.—_
from General
for processing
leased
crude hydrogen
>
At
for
(par
(par $16% >
2,000
Corp,.._
________
Securities
Collins
.
cumulative
7"c
stock
$300,000,000
210,000,000
obligations
money
stock.
' Outstanding
•*
agreed to purchase, and the corporation- has agreed to sell to
severally, the respective principal amounts of debentures set
below opposite their names:
4,000
—
—
Co,—___
Winslow, Inc.
Clayton
Julien
Inc.
At
1958-1964
UNDERWRITERS—The
2,500
Morgan Ac Co.
Newhard, Cook Ac Co
Whiteside
(or
Aniline
At
Brown
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
the corporation's Stock
Plan, and options to purchase 502,240 of these shares
2,000
Ac Co
Masten
—
3,000
Alex.
pharma¬
are
3,000
Minor, Mee Ac Co
—
Mltchum, Jones Ac
y"
Templeton
.
Henry Montor Associates,
7,000
7,000
Chace,
E.
A.
4,000
—
Inc.-——
—
Marshall Co
The
3,000
2,000
—
Co._
As
Ar
Brothers
Lehman
1,
•Exclusive of $10,950,000
the corporation.
tOf the
5,000
10,000
10,000
Loewi Ac Go. Inc—
10,000
7,000
Baker, Simoncis As Co
Ac Co
Freres
Lazard
2,30 0
Amott, Baker As Co., Inc—.
Bache & Co
Kidder Ac Co., Inc—
M.
A.
8,000
Allyn As Co. Inc
•Corp.,
16, the majority of the hydrogen will be used /in electronics,
ceuticals and for food hydrogenation and processing.
them
by
purchased
be
to
and the
underwriters
several
Sh&rcs
14,500
"
To
Pfd.
reserved
Boenning At Co.^——
meet the growing needs of industry in the metropolitan
area
high-purity hydrogen, Linde Company, Division of Union Carbide,
is now* operating a new plant at Linden, N. J.
According to
Uride's President, W. M. Haile, who made the announcement on July
the
of
Shares
A.
Aug.
fC'ommon
names
EFFECT
Railroad subsidiaries
follows:
as
•
due
Purchase
stock.
common
GIVING
Monday, July 21,1958
.
United States Steel Corp.—
Authorized'
4% sink, fund debentures due
1983—8300,000,000
Serial debentures,
2.25%
to
2.65%,
the first
alter
UNDERWRITERS—The
a
Union Carbide Co.—Linde Plant in Operation—
CAPITALIZATION
paying quarterly dividends of
1957, the first dividend
been
stock since June,
common
public offering of the Company's
common
stock
in
April,
1957.
The directors intend to declare a
quarterly dividend on the common stock of 40c a share for the fiscal
quarter ending in September 1958.
No dividends have been declared or paid on the class B common
stock, and the board has no present intention of declaring a dividend
Fia..
enable customers
share
a
having
and control equipment
..
Flemingf •'
W. B.HibbsArCo.,Inc. 4,500,000
Nowiand
At'Co.
Ohio Co
Webber,
As Curtis
Charles
A.
700,000
Jackson
^
3,50(1,000
Parcells
Co,
Parrish
150,000
500,000
—
As
150,000
As Co.'
Peters, Writer As
Christensen, Inc.
150,000
»
_
.Phelps, Fenn At Co.:
250,000
1,000, (MX
Volume
•
Pollock
E.
&
-150.000*.
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
:
Putnam
&
&
Co.
J.
500-.000
Co.^—___
Quail &■ Co., Ine.iiRaffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.
Rand <fe Co
S.
200,000
Rauscher,
,
Suplee.
Reinholdt & Gardner
Sutro
„
700,000
Rippel & Co
Riter & Co
1,200,000
Wm. C.
&
"fThomas.&
J.
400,000
Townsend,
3,000;000
.
Rowles, Winston & Co.__
150,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler" 6,000,000
Parke
■'"«
Bchoellkopf, Hut ton &
200,000
C.
Wainwright & Co.
150,000
G.
H.
Walker & Co.
150.000
1,500,000
150.000
Weeden
1,500,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.__
500,000'
I.
250,000
Co
&
700,000
Inc.-..
Co.
3.000,000
-iVertheim & Co.-
i
J.
Wheat
C.
White,
150,000
Co
&
Weld &
6,000,000
Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner
700,000
Smith, Barney & Co.___ 6,000,000
Smith, Moore & Co._
300,000
Beane
150,000
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
400,000
P. S.
Dean
Smithers
Starkweather
Bros.
—V.
Agee
137,
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
Wood, Struthers & Co.
Woodard-Elwood
&
Co.
Wulff,
Yarnall,
The
(EDT;
first
500,000
bonds
due
Aug.
1,
1988.
See
also
V.
188,
<//■>'. V.'
-vV-v
f
Aug. 11—
11 receive bids
Aug.
cn
mortgage
190.
p.
150,000
Biddle & Co.
Two Rector St., New York, N.N V., will
for the purchase from it ol'
in Room 203,
company
to noon
$20,00,000
300,000
& Co
Hansen
Utah Power & Light Co.—Bids Expected
up
700,000
3,000,000
2953.
p.
bentures,
Details
July
on
aircraft
the
of
the
corporation.
received about
was
letter
A
revealed
helicopter were
107
contract to build
ten of the
week earlier from the U. S. Army through
a
Aeronautics.-The
of
Bureau
Navy
Model
twin-turbine
new
this
by
7
designated
has
Army
it
the
YHC-1.
Developed
was
rolled
:test
since
Don
as
the
of
out
project, starting in May 1957, the prototype
shop in March 1958 and has been in flight
company
a
early April.
Berlin, President,
R.
said the Model
is the first
107 prototype
helicopter to be flown that was designed from the start for operation
under instrument flight conditions. »
kV The first of these helicopters will be delivered to the Army early
:ln 1959.
Mr. Berlin aiiticipates the aircraft will be available for com¬
mercial
in
users
1961.—V.
187,
2040.
p.
iCommon stock
iStock
fStock
of
called for redemption on Aug. 20, next,
convertible subordinated debentures due Nov. 15,
its
6%
1967
at
105%, plus accrued interest.
Two
Announces
i'ln
of
$29,000
due
900,000
1,000,000
* 25O.U00
500,000 slis.
par)___
to
attached
then
of
the company reclassified
1958
outstanding
class
A
and changed
stock,
common
($1
into
April
exercise
1958
15,
20,000
stock
of
purchase
reserved for issuance upon
TRUST—The
VOTING
of
shares
124,520
voting
stock
common
agreement,
trust
held,
are
pursuant
expires
on
which
to
March
1,
1975
consent of the holders of
creation of this voting trust
in 1954,
is 4361 Altamirana Way, San
Diego, Calif., has been the voting trustee. Upon the death or resigna¬
tion of Mr
Scott as trustee, the trust will be administered by three
successor
trustees who may be designated by him, or in the absence
of such designation, by the holders of voting trust certificates repre¬
senting a majority of the number of shares held in the voting trust.
The persons who from time to time are the voting trustees have the
right to exercise ail voting rights of the owners of the stock held in
unless
the
the unanimous
by
trust certificates. Since the
George A. Scott, whose address
trust.
the
dated
SALE—The
will
American
company
has
American
with
1958,
26,
May
lend
the
entered into a Loan Agreement
National Insurance Co. pursuant
$500,000 in June, July or
company
July or August
of 1959,
payable $90,000
annually commencing 12 months after the opening of the company'a
new
store in the College Grove Shopping Center,
with the balance
due on June 30, 1971. The company has agreed to pay a commitment
fee of
of 1% per year on the unused amount of the loan.
Concurrently with the signing of the Loan Agreement the company
issued Stock Purchase Warrants to American entitling American to
purchase 20.000 shares of common stock after May 1, 1959 and on
or before April 30,
1968 at the price of $7.75 per share.
In April of 1958 the company borrowed $250,000 from the Sperry
& Hutchinson Co. on its 4%
unsecured promissory notes. The notes
are
payable in 120 equal monthly instalments commencing May 1,
1958. The company has the right to prepay these notes at any time
1958 and an additional $500,000 in June,
against its 614% unsecured promissory notes,
of
August
names
several underwriters and
the
of
shares of common stock,
set forth below:
Debentures
48%
48%
-V.
ciates.
at
100.977%
Salomon
accrued
and
price.
interest,
which
the
was
original
10.
June
See
at
bought
group
competitive
oper.
expenses.
'
Net
Net
from
railway
—V.
**
rev.
ry. oper.
$2,086,963
inc.__
1,175,491
oper.
$3,361,366
1,845,885
$9,692,280 $15,943,678
5,384,831
8,608,979
187, p. 2954.
The
offer of $400,000 6% subordinated sinking fund deben¬
tures, due May 1, 1973, in exchange for 4,000 shares of
outstanding 7% prefeired stock (par $100) on the basis
of $100 of debentures for each preferred share expired
on June 9,
1958. This exchange offer, together with a
public offering of $500,000 of the same issue of deben¬
tures at par and 40,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $7 per share, were underwritten by a group of under¬
writers headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
tCo., of Los Angeles, Calif. A total of $254,100 of deben¬
Walker-Scott
tures
debentures
100%,
plus
sinking
7
Exchange Offer Expires
at
redeemable
are
accrued
fund
STOCK
—
interest
100%
and
and
prices
at
are
also
from 106%
to
redeemable through the
is
attached
to
every
$20
principal amount of subordinated debentures a stock purchase warrant
entitling the holder thereof to purchase one share of common stock
of the par value of $1 per share. The warrants will evidence in the
aggregate the right to purchase 45,000 shares of common stock.
•
;■
Each
of the
warrants
is
in
form
bearer
and entitles
the holder
^hereof to purchase such stock during the period May 1, 1958 through
April 30. 19C8 at the price of $7.50 per share.
Warrants
are
not
detachable
from
the
subordinated debentures,
'«xeept
/
In
from
tures
for
the
any
if
purpose
Indenture
exercise
such
of
exercise,
the
of
prior
to May
1,
has covenanted
warrants to purchase
company
these
purchases
can
be
made
at
prices
1959.
to use the proceeds
subordinated deben¬
not to exceed their
proceeds, together with other funds, are to
prepay
a $470,000
loan from the Liberty National Life
Insurance Co.; to redeem any unexchanged 7% preferred stock;
and
for fixtures, inventories, working capital, etc.
PROCEEDS—The
be
used
net
to
$500,000 of 6% sinking
1, 1968, at 100%,
In
BUSINESS—The
1959.
are
of
a
minerals and pre-mixes.
company
capitalization
(par
p.
of
$1,050,910
loans,
$100)
2496.
and
to
effect
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
present
financing,
outstanding
the company will consist of $50,000 of short-term
of long-term debt, 1,000 shares of preferred stock
82,421 shares of common stock (par $10).—V. 187,
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Continues Expansion—
will spend an additional $771,000 for new natural gas
this year and next "so as to keep pace with an
unanticipated and swiftly developing new-home construction boom,"
diaries M. Sturkey, President, announced on July 16.
More
than Half of the additional funds will be spent this
year
including about $400,000 to bring natural gas to the Federal Way and
Midway areas between Seattle and Tacoma, where $618,000 will bo
This company
This
new
before
the
expenditure
end
by
of 1959.
the
is over and above a $3,500,000
allocated for 1958.—V. 187, p. 2596.
company
construction budget previously
Stock Offered—
by The First
Boston Corp. and Johnston, Lemon & Co. on July 16 of¬
fered for public sale an issue of 60,000 shares of serial
preferred stock, $5 series, cumulative, without par value,
priced at $100 per share and accrued dividends.
Washington Gas Light Co.—Preferred
An
•
underwriting group managed jointly
The
on
or
new
series of preferred stock is redeemable
1,
before Aug.
1963
PROCEEDS—Net
Its
1958
ton's
Brewer
&
Becker— 1,20®
.
60®
60®
Sales Records—
sales for the first six months.of,. 1958 were mor»
for the same period in 1957, according t®
trend
V\
*
'
f >t-
June
is the highest total for any June
This compares
history.j
\
by gross sales of
period in Wcllin®with $7,005,000 in the same month las*
of
moth
in. the
climaxed
was
year.
assets
Total
Fund
Wellington
the
of
on
June
30,
1958
were
$709»-
/'■
."••"•'V;
;
642,000.
ended June 30, 1958 were $53,533,000,
against $47,019,000 in the same period of 1957.—V. 187, p. 2496.
six months
for the
Sales
West Virginia
A
Pulp & Paper Co.—New Plant—
flakebroad
of
into
went
production
on
building
the
Boards Division.
Building
newly-created
Pa., mill-
marks the entry of West Virginia, on®
manufacturers of paper and paper products,
products field.
The new plant is operated under u
leading
nation's
the
at the company's Tyrone,
July 8
Startup of the new operation
into
as
dollar plant designed to produce 25 million squar«
annually for the furniture and building industries
million
new
feet
»
largely in Eastern and Midwesfc
wholesalers and dealers. The com¬
pany has established sales offices in Washington, Baltimore, Philadel¬
phia, New York City, Jamestown, N. Y., Chicago, Detroit and Tyron®
and is planning addtional offices in other principal cities.
sold
be
through building material
Tyrone plant will manufacture a full line of flakeboard product!#
will be marketed under the Westvaco brand name.
Core stocl*
The
which
will
will
flakeboard
Westvaco
markets
for such uses as furniture, cabinets,
floor underlayment.
Board with paper
produced
be
and
counter-tops
flush doora.
and plastl®
overlays and veneers of nearly every type of commercially
wood will be made for interior paneling and siding.
availabl®
experienced wood tech¬
nicians also has been established at the plant site.
This laboratory
will
carry
out continuing studies aimed at improving the procea®
research laboratory,
product
A
uses of the
broadening end
A
by
product.
packaging laboratory designed to develop
multiwall
new
manned
technical
in paper shipping sacks is also being established al
C., by this company, it was announced on July 9. Thi®
laboratory will be
operated as a unit of the new Multiwall Ba®
Division recently organized by the company.
improvements
Charleston, S.
The
disclosed that It was considering the futur®
multiwall bag producing facility at Charleston.
further
company
establishing of
a
multiwall packaging laboratory will become
the company's network of research facilities.
For
new
in
the eighttl
its researc®
Gold
Western
&
Uranium, Inc.—Earnings—
reported on June 20 that for the first four month®
May 31, 1958, earnings before depreciation and depletion of
$219,515.
Previous loss carryovers will eliminate income taxes for al*
of
1958,
according (to Ralph G. Brown,
President. Current asset®
on
May 31 were $303,552 and current liabilities were $49,003. Share®
outstanding on that date were 1,483,341.
The
company
ended
Construction
of
2Vz
the
compartment
shaft at the company's rich
Orphan mine in the Grand Canyon of Arizona is proceeding on sched¬
ule, Mr. Brown said, and should be completed early next year.
Th»
shaft
will
permit
a
five-fold increase in the production rate at th®
to 200 tons per day. This development in
additonal financing.—V. 186, p. 670.
Orphan mine—or from 40
being carried out without
vVestern Union Telegraph
This
industry
The
Co.—New Service—
the inauguration of a fast customerexchange service linking business and
in New York City and Canada.
,
has announced
company
teleprinter
to-customer
new
message
written-record "Telex" service enables business
connection®
by simply dialing the correspondent'®
instant, automatic, two-way telegrapl*
communication
at
modest time-distance
rates.
Telex is a jointly
operated service of Western Union, Canadian National and Canadian
in
major
21
Canadian
to
private
number
Pacific
telegraph
cities
establish
companies.—V.
188, p.
to consumers
including
population
program
$102
nearby
of
190.
company purchases,
distributes and sells natural
within the metropolitan area, of Washington, D. C.,
in Maryland and Virginia, with an aggregate
1,700,000 at the end of
1957.
Inc.—SEC Issues Stop Order
Commission on July 14 announce®
the Securities Act of 1933 suspend¬
ing the effectiveness of a registration statement covering a proposed
public offering of 700,000 shares of common stock of this company at
$1.50 per share.
The proposed offering included 100,000 shares owned
by Ralph J. Ursillo, of Englewood, N. J., the company's General Man¬
ager and largest stockholder.
Woodland Is a Delaware corporation engaged in exploring and de¬
veloping oil and gas properties in Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
Thar
SEC found that Woodland's registration statement contained materially
misleading statements concerning, among other things, its production,
recoverable reserves, and operating costs, and failed to disclose pro¬
duction figures and costs of production with respect to the Pennsylvania
properties. The prospectus, the Commission found, contained mislead¬
ing information regarding Woodland's proven recoverable reserves trt
Pennsylvania and omitted to state that operations there to date had
been
unprofitable and that all the exploratory wells drilled on its
Kentucky properties had so far proven dry. The Commission's opinion
stated that the prospectus should have disclosed the fact that include®
among
the proposed uses of the proceeds were projects which th®
company's own geologist felt were inadvisable.
Securities
issuance of
The
sale will be used by the company
which is expected to involve ex¬
areas
approximately
Woodland Oil & Gas Co.,
The
the
1973.
of about $11,200,000.
BUSINESS—The
gas
proceeds of the
construction
at $107.50 per share
and at prices decreasing thereafter to
per,share if redeemed after Aug. 1,
for
4,50®
Lukens
|
distribution facilities
invested
&
Wilkins, Vice-President.
This
,
reported consolidated net sales of $2,825,532 and net income of $83,109 for the three months ended Feb.
28,
1958.
Consolidated net sales were $10,239,323 and net earnings
$318,254 for the fiscal year onded Nov. 30, 1957.
EARNINGS—The
Rouse,
Inc... 6,600
Hewitt— 4,50®
4,5Q®
&
Coe
&
Birely & Co
Rohrbaugh & Co
Fund
$9,036,000. which
is engaged primarily in the formulation,
complete line of livestock feed supple¬
company
sale
and
manufacture
ments,
Kreeger
Robinson
$6,514,000 higher than
J.
A.
at 102»/a, and have a $50,000
to be used for the company's expan¬
and working capital. The company expects to build a
northwestern Iowa in 1958 at a cost of approximately
program
plant
1,
beginning May
PROCEEDS—The proceeds
penditures
principal amount.
-
callable Initially
are
fund
sinking
Mackall
-r
6,60®»
4,50®
Co
&
Jones,
Co.,
Share®
the
company
employs a technical staff of nearly 30®
people and spends more than $3,000,000 annually.—V. 187, p. 2846.
Inc., Atlantic, Iowa—
Trust Co. of Lincoln,
Co.,
First
June 30 publicly offered
debentures
The
ranging
accrued interest.
WARRANTS—There
PURCHASE
6,600
Fleming-
2954.
p.
"■>
%
program
plus accrued interest.
—
issued under the exchange offer.
were
The
v
Corp.
7%
Ferris
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Sets
unit
20%
$550,000 to $600,000.
$4,241,381
2,154,418
revenue—
oper.
6,600
Sons
&
sliare.
of $100 per
named below have
severally
the following respective numbqr
•
*
>. V
.Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith
6,600
Co.
&
Parker &
Wellington
than
The
debentures, series A, due June
sion
1958—Month—1957
1958—5 Months—1957
$5,962,256 $20,871,447 $28,031,163
2,600,890
11,179,167
12,087,485
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Offered—The
on
new
Railway
Products
Grove
Neb.,
sale
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
20%
——
fund
annual
the
bonds
details in V." 187, p. 2706.
underwriting
187,
company
' Shares
;
•
&
Hibbs
B.
—V.
25%
2954.
p.
Walnut
offering
.
The
on
offering ol
have been
Bros. <te Huztler and their asso¬
About $10,000,000 of the bonds are said to be still undistributed
by
187,
.v
7%
Eichler <fc Co
MacCormack & Co
Batoman,
Evans
Debentures
Underwriting agreements in respect to the company's
$25,000,000
3Ta%
first
and
refunding
mortgage bonds
25%
Co.
William R. Staats <fc
V
W.
Subordinated
Shares
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
Eastman
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Underwriting Agree¬
ments Extended Until August 14—
14
underwriters
Corp.— 6,600
Lemon
Auchincloss,
the
which they severally agreed to purchase of (1) the 40.000
and (2) the principal amount of subordinated
which Is not
issued to the holders of preferred stock
percentage
plu®
-
at any
v »
serial preferred stock;
new
,
Boston
Brown
and
premium.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Common
Aug.
Alex.
of
which
to
terminated
sooner
voting
pursuant to the exchange offer, are
high stability resistors for missile, aircraft and other appli¬
cations
Involving high ambient temperatures are announced by this
company.
They are designated as Victoreen HT-1 (1 watt) and HT-2
(2 watt) Hyper-Temp Resistors.
Resistance of the Type HT-1 is from 200 ohms to 360K ohms with
a maximum voltage of 600 volts; resistance of Type HT-2 is 200 ohms
to 1 meg with a maximum voltage of 1,500 volts.—V. 187, p. 2160.
until
of the
%'
First
Johnston,
ono
shares were reserved for issuance upon
warrants, and 45,000 shares were
the exercise of the stock purchase warrants.
Provision
is
made for adjustment in
certain events of the number
of shares issuable upon exercise of these warrants.
of
As
the
convertible preferred stock outstand¬
involuntary liquidation preference
shares
each share
par),
stock 4$1. par)/
common
2,000.000 shs.
j
in the mortgage. Seven series out¬
to 5%; maturities 1970-19831.
set forth
as
rates range from 3%
$4.50 cumulative
Redpath
Folger, Nolan,
45,000
warrants issuable in
6'4 % promis. notes
Two new
extended
except
interest
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
:
45,000
70,600 shs.
60,000 sliat
(
1,405,392 slis.
$Involuntary liquidation preference $100 per share. Callable
time at $105 per share plus accrued and unpaid dividends.
-
of
*500,000
% 2bo,uo0
199,800 shs.
;
ing- May 33, 1958, were redeemed on that date at $105 per share,
accrued dividends of 28 cents per share to date of redemption.
.
1971—
300,000 shs.
(without par value)
shares of
§ All
48.516,000
—
Common stock
standing;
1,000,000
1,000,000
—
-
series
UAt
$29,000
first
1961
series
$$4.25
*i$5
,
$5,200,000
$5,200,000
—
pfd. stock (without par value)
Serial
.
.
Outstanding
v
stock:
§Preferred
Outstanding
900,000
warrants
with
April of
its
share
debentures
Resistors—
New
i
Gaslight
Co.
mtge. 5%
bonds due Aug. 1,
(obligations of the company)
tRefunding mortgage bonds...
FINANCING
:
'
20,000
20.00Q
"Amount to be outstanding may be increased by additional borrow¬
ings of $500,000 under the applicable loan agreement.
$100,000
has
company
PRESENT
TO
debentures
purchase
connection
*
The
($1
purchase
subordinated
without
Redemption—
Co.—Partial
Instrument
Victoreen
<
store.
EFFECT
1973
promissory notes,
promissory note__„
4%
1960
due
Georgetown
agreed to purchase from the
due
PRIVATE
Corp.—Announces New Helicopter—
Vertol Aircraft
GIVING
6»4%
200,000
& Co
150,000
Leach
&
6,000,000
Co
Wood
700,000
Stern Brothers & Co
Sterne.
E.
150,000
500,000
L_
Boyce
&
Witter &
Harold
300,000
Steele, Haines & Co
Stein
&
700,000
Co
&
Williston
R.
J.
1,500,000
Co.
&
Staats & Co.
R.
company's
,
150,000
500,000
200.000
Joseph Walker & Sons
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Webster, Gibson «fc Hale
Sheridan, Bogan, Paul &
William
6%
1,
bonds,
5%
mtge.
—
150.000
_
H.
1,200,000
Co., Inc.
Shields & Co
&
the
of
subordinated promissory notes—
subordinated sinking
fund de¬
4%
•
300,000
__
500,000
Seasongood & Mayer
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Simon
Corp.
^
customers
Long-term debt—
Durst,
&
for
formed
and
Authorized
150,000
Bender
the company owns a small stock interest,
the purpose of building a three-story self-
with space for approximately 450 cars, on C Street
8th Streets, three blocks from the company's down¬
town store.
The opening of
this garage, which is expected to take
place In December of 1958, will increase the parking facilities available
200.000
_
Inc.
500,000
.
M.
Co.
Wagenseller
500,000
Scott & Stringfellow
Chas. W. Scranton <fc Co.
v
Nov.
The
tNot limited
in which
CAPITALIZATION
3,000,000
&
Alstyne, Noel <fc Co.
Wachob
1,000,000
Inc.
recently
7th
to
.
less
garage,
&
_
3,000
not
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
Authorized
(first)
General
12-month period.
between
400,000"
Neuhaus
Inc.
than
store,
pay
parking
300,000
Co
____
_
Co.
Van
to
corporation,
was
•i.Victor, Common, Dann &
"300,000
Schwabucher & Co
&
Dabney
Underwood,
,
.
200,000
_____
Pomeroy,
Day
•
Saunders, Stiver & Co.__
200,000
Schmidt, Roberts &
..M
y.f..
E. H. Schneider &. Co.
A
Tyson.
150.000
.Spencer Trask & Co._
3,000.000
^Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
200,000«
L. P. Rothschild & Co.
agreed
150,000
...
Co.___
Timmins
R.
Co
less
not
downtown
company's
space.
150,000
Baker &
including
space,
the
in
College Grove Shopping
secutive
200.000
700,000
'
Inc.
: 150,000
Co.^_-_~
Corp.
Rogers & Tracy,
Taylor,
700,000
Roney & Co
Mosle
200,000
—
American
Swiss
Thayer,
Co., Inc.
Rodman & Renshaw
150,000
.
Sweney Cartwright & Co.
The Robinson-Humphrey -
Rotan,
150.000
Co
&
certain
feet of floor space in the company's proposed store
Center, and up to 10,000 square feet
For the use of this space,. Sperry & Hutchinson
square
with
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
agreement
the company on April 1, 1958 ana monthly there¬
after a sum equal to 10%
of the net payments to be made for the
preceding month by the company to Sperry & Hutchinson under the
Stamp Purchase Agreement. -Under this agreement, the company is
obligated to buy a minimum of $125,000 of stamps during any con¬
150,000
Yeatman,
Bros.
Sutro <fc Co
1.500,000
150,000•
150,000
Co.
&
Irving J. Rice &; Co., Inc-
has
it
lioor space
of
warehouse
of
Moseley Co., Inc
200.000
furnish
to
5,000
in the
1,200,000
Inc
Lombardo, Inc.
150.000
Inc.
Reynolds
150.000
Co
&
than
compared
$4,130,000,
revehues were $50,817,000"and" ne*
$48,360,000 and $4,494,000 in 1956-
operating
1957
EARNINGS—For
income
on
purchase
stamp
feet
square
6,000.000
Stubbs, Watkins &
^
& Co.,
pierce
Strauss
Stroud & Co..
200,000
its
and
son
'
■
Corp.
company
Diego,
with Sperry & Hutchinson, the
company is obligated to provide certain services to Sperry & Hutchin¬
250,000
Webster
&
Securities
San
California
at
Under
300,000
Co
has been engaged in a department store
Calif., since October of 1935. It was incor¬
April 18, 1935 and its executive offices are
1014 Fifth Ave., San Diego, Calif.
in
in
located
200,000
&
Stone
400.000;
3,000,000
Inc.
Pressprich
'Stix
business
porated
Co.,
Stillman, Maynard & Co.
400.000
W.
&
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
R.
BUSINESS—The
&
200,000
Nicolaus
Stifel,
-
Meyer
Fox
500,000
B, W. Pizzini & Co., Inc.
Wm.
Frank,
Stern,
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood
(293) ' 53
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5761
188
a
and
Exchange
stop order under
Commission's
opinion
declared
that
Woodland had nob ado*-
disclosed that "the likelihood that investors would l'eceiv®
or
the return of their investment at SI.50 per shar^
appears remote."
It noted that the sale, at current prices of all the
estimated
reserves
on
the developed
portion of the Pennsylvania
quately
any
Income
properties would not produce
sare
to investors even
per
V
inn
n.
466.
sufficient gross revenues to
without any allowances for
return $1.«®
expenses.-—
54
(284)
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
STATE AND CITY
.
.Monday, July 21, 195
.
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
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ALABAMA
ARKANSAS
Alabama State Board of Education
University of Arkansas (P. O.
Fayetteville), Ark.
> {P.
O.
Montgomery),
Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of $280,000
Jacksonville State College rev¬
bonds
enue
sold
to the
Bond Offering
Secretary
Fed¬
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
was
East
Bridgeport, Ala.
bonds.
Dated
April
on
bids
August
until
1
April
1
1,
2
Bond Offering—Harold J.
from
1961
bids
1998
Legality
by Mehaffy, Smith &
Williams, of Little Rock.
Council will receive auction bids
approved
at 7 p.m. (CST) on
July 21 for the
purchase of $250,000 natural gas
1958. Due
1978
Legality approved
Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of
Birmingham.
Anaheim
Cherokee County Board of EducaZ tion
(P. O. Centre), Ala.
Bond
will
An issue of
$276,000- capital outlay and
refunding
was
sold to Hendrix
to
$8,200,000 port im¬
provement bond issue, represent¬
ing the first important financing
in
position to take advantage of
increased
commerce
occa¬
sioned by the change from a ter¬
ritory to a state. The city is cur¬
rently the largest metropolis in
Alaska, counting 95,000 people
within
site of
20 mile radius. It
two large
a
and
Fort
Richardson. Recently,
discovered 30 miles
was
and
Air Force Base
Anchorage is
the
now
away,
head¬
quarters city for 30 major oil
panies. An important air,
and
com¬
highway,
rail
center, Anchorage plans
on
becoming a principal water
transportation center upon com¬
pletion of the proposed facilities.
Sale—A
group
purchased
Harper & Son
issue
an
& Co.,
$1,273,000
of
municipal utility refunding rev¬
bonds, Series B, as follows:
enue
$147,000
3s.
1959 to
•>
on
July 1 from
1963 inclusive.
112,000 3V2S. Due
Due
on
terest
15-day
bonds
of
bear
0.50%
period.
dated June 15,
able
to
The
two-year
bonds
1958 and
are
are
call¬
beginning July 1, 1961.
approved
Preston, Thorgrimson
&
pf Seattle.
in¬
In¬
by
Horowitz,
Maricopa County School District
No. 2 (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The
$160,000 school
building bonds offered July 10—
V. 188, p. 92—were
awarded to J.
A. Hogle & Co.
100.80,
Co.,
4s, at
as
basis
a
Due
of
a
(J-J)
about
Treasurer's
at
July
awarded
about
and
from
11
a.m.
inclusive.
San
1972
1976
O.
San
—
Pablo),
An issue of
Calif.
$32,000
to
on
1966
Due
on
July
July
July
31/4s.
3.30s.
1,
on
July
1,
1981
on.
July
3.40s. Due on
July
from 1982 to 1985 inclusive.
Due
1
inclusive.
2,800,000
21/2S.
on
July
1
Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., Weeden
& Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co.,
Dean Witter &
Co., Stone & Web¬
ster
Securities
&
Paine,
&
Association,
a
price of 100.23,
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
on
of
4.21%,
August 1 from
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
1965 to
on
August 1 from
1968 inclusive.
4j/4S.
Due
on
August
1
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive.
Dated August
1, 1958. Due on
August 1 from 1959 to 1976 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Curtis, A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,
Hallgarten & Co., Hemphill, Noyes
& Co., F. S.
Moseley & Co., B. J.
Van Ingen &
Co., Estabrook & Co.
Alex.
Brown
&
Sons,
Dick
&
Merle-Smith, L. F. Rothschild
&
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., J. Barth
Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co.,
Eldredge &
Co., Inc., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Schwabacher & Co., Barr Broth¬
ers &
Co., Charles E. Weigold &
Co., Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co.,
Inc., Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.,
Roosevelt &
Cross, Fitzpatrick,
&
Sullivan & Co., J. R. Williston
&
Beane, R. D. White & Co., The
Illinois Company.
.
Covina Union High School
Los Angeles
District,
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los
Angeles
until
9 a.m.
(PDST)
for the purchase of
building
Dated
Sept.
1,
on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
1958. Due
1983
bonds.
August 5
$836,000 school
on
Burns, Corbett
Stranahan,
Haas
&
Harris
Pickard, Inc.,
&
Co., G. C.
& Co., Harold E.
Wood &
Co., Stern Brothers & Co.,
Field,
Richards & Co.,
Winslow, Cohu &
Stetson, Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Malvern Hill & Co.,
Inc., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Hill Rich¬
ards & Co., Pacific
Northwest Co.,
Lester, Ryons & Co., Ginther &
Co., and J. M. Dain & Co.
&
awarde
Meeds
(Day
&
Darien
(P. O. Darien), Conn.i
Bond
Offering
Brunner,
Town
receive
chase
bids
until
noori
$3,000,000
pur¬
senior
high
school bonds. Dated July
15,
Due on July 15 from 1959 to
&
*L.
wil
July 30 for the
on
of
Albert
—
Treasurer,
sealed
(EDST)
195$.
10^8
191—
p.
—
of
America
Savings
was
Due
on
ity
Co.
approved
field &
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
Trust
}
bids
will
the
at
receive
office
of
Day,
Berry & Howard, 750 Main Street,
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (DST) on
July 29 for the purchase of $R~
700,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
Association, of San
Dated
April 1, 1958,
April 1 from 1960 to 1979
.
_
Hawkins, Delar
Farmington, Conn.
sold to the
•
by
Wood, of New York City,
Bond Offering—Mary M. Krell,
$685,-
National
u
& Trust Company of Fair¬
County, in Stamford. Legal¬
Diego
An issue of
building bonds
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
National
(J-J)
Bank
field
/
1, 1958. Due
Rowland Union School District,
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Peabody & Co., Phelps,
Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Corp., Shields
Webber, Jackson
188,
1
Other members of the
syndicate:
Blyth & Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.,
&
14—v.
College Dist., San
County, Calif.
inclusive.
Co.,
Francisco, at
&
from 1986 to 1988 inclusive.
Fenn
92—were
p.
Bissell
Williams.. Division)
as
2.40s, at a price of 100.50,
basis of about 2.30%.
Francisco.
to
San
000
Bank
Due
to
July
Bond Sale
Due
188,
Laird,
Stoddard
awarded to Boettcher &
Pclomar
on
1977.
1978
2,100,000
were
1,
1973.
Due
therafte
July
inclusive.
1975.
and
to
Palo Alto, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $280,000 Second
Division Revenue parking bonds
1
inclusive.
on
of
as
inclusive
and
Sale—The $114,000 publi
improvement bonds offered Jul
1997
offered
3.20s.
from
callable
1973
1969
Tallmadge, of Denver.
a.m.
to
to
in
Bond
office.
ity approved by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
July 1, 1970
Due
1959
due
Ansonia, Conn.
County
Offering—Sealed bids will
11
obligation bond
Garrett-Bromfield ~
to
interest
the
r.s:,,
issue of $110,00
CONNECTICUT
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
1
July
park improvement bonds
was sold
the Bank of America National
Trust & Savings
1960
inclusive.
on
1969
3.10s.
2,800,000
Kidder,
&
by the County Clerk
(PDST) on Aug. 5
for the purchase of
$905,000
county improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
until
July 1 from
Due
to
and
1,400,000
Principal
and
at
Vista, Colo.
1, 1968
Principal and interest (J-J) pay
able at the City Treasurer's office
Legality approved by Tallmadg
County
be received
syndicate
1971.
1,400,000
(PDST)
Myers, of Los Angeles.
(P.
of¬
191—
inclusive.
23/4s.
1967
1,400,000
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
O'Melveny &
Bond Sale
1963
1964
from
from
are
and interest
on
1,400,000 3s. Due
and
in
a
p.
follows:
as
2%s.
2,100,000
interest
Dist.
3.29%,
2,100,000
office.
office
bonds
188,
to
Bond
net interest cost of
par, a
1959 to
on
July 28 for the purchase of
$1,150,000 building bonds. Dated
July 15, 1958. Due on July 15 from
1975
16—v.
$3,500,000 5s. Due
—
his
The
■—
California
$21,000,000
revenue
fered
1974 and
Bernardino until
to
plant
The
—
were
price of
(PDST)
1
Bonds
14—v.
BondSale
Blake:
Co., and J. K. Mullen Investmen
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.15.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on Ju
15, 1972
Orange County (P. O. Santa Ana),
Calif.
D.
general
sold
was
,
.
electric
on
1961
June
Principal
payable
Fred
.
July 15 from 1959 to 1983
on
inclusive.
headed by Harriman
Ripley & Co.,
Inc., and Lehman Brothers, at a
Fresno
County, Calif.
ARIZONA
Dean Witter &
—
awarded
were
—
Los Angeles,
Harry L. Alli¬
Clerk, will receive
bids
16,000
additional
2847
p.
price of
3.84%.
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County
son,
July 1 from
a
187,
1978
Bond Offering
sealed
i
receive sealed bids at
in Santa Ana, until 11
office
Co.,
COLORADO
sewer
(PDST) on July 29 for the
purchase of $795,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 15, 1958.
The $21,000 school
—
building bonds offered July 15
Counties, Calif.
July 1 from
for
terest J-J.
Legality
a.m.
8,000 4s. Due
1973 to 1982 inclusive.
The
Bond Sale
Colton Joint Union High Sch.
Dist.,
San Bernardino and Riverside
July 1 from
on
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
715,000 4s. Due
District,
County, Calif.
$8,000 5s. Due
on
1964 to 1966
inclusive.
299,000 33/4s.
School
County Treasurer's
a
Due
his
will
&
Monte
v//'./Vv"
jOffering
Work
Co., and C. N. White & Co., "a
3%s, at a price of 100 09, a basi
of about 3.73%.
,1
^ Bond Sale—An
a.m.
the
National Bank, of
Angeles, and Weeden & Co.,
1959
composed
of
Blyth
&
Co., Inc.,
Pacific
Northwest Co., Foster &
Marshall,
and Wm. P.
to
Contra Costa County,
RollingwoodWilart Park Recreation and Park
Ketchikan, Alaska
Bond
awarded
were
—
and interest
the
military instal¬
lations, Elmendorf
oil
is
Bond
Deposit Bank, of
Garvey Sch. District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
July
22 for the
purchase of $118,000
school building bonds. Dated
Aug.
1, 1958. Due on August 1 from
City—v. 188, p. 191.
The improvements financed
by
bonds will place
Anchorage
a
Safe
Clerk
187,
bids until 10
Co., New York
the
Union
Co
and
Levy,
.15
Newport Beach School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Stockton.
v.
Bond Offering — J. L.
Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
the
in
the
Sale—The $169,000 school
offered July 7 — v.
Biola
a
syndicate headed
&
&
jointly.
territory since
certainty. The
issue consists of $6,200,000 of rev¬
enue obligations and
$2,000,000 of
general obligations. And was un¬
a
(J-J)
Security-First
Los
the
derwritten by
by Ira Haupt
inclusive.
2955
p.
June
on
on
and 1973. ;
Co., Taylor
Youngberg,
Lawso
Williams & Stern, H.
15
2%s. Due on June 15
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
Bond
of
Due
150,000 3s. Due
&
&
inclusive.
—
1982
bonds
June
on
220,000
'V.-
""M*
'
.
Due
2V2S.
Hammill
Stone
com¬
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive,
Bond Sale
The $37,000 school
building bonds offered July 16 —
v.
188, p. 191—were awarded to
to
Chicago, has been appointed
Chicago Paying Agent for the re¬
2V4S.
320,000
in¬
County, Calif.
a.m.
Arroyo Grande Union Sch. District,
San Luis Obispo County, Calif.
Paying Agent — American Na¬
tional Bank and Trust
Company
group
from 1959 to 1963
Fair Oaks Sch. District, Sacramento
bids
11
ity approved by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
of
occur
Sealed
until
Principal and
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Anchorage, Alaska
statehood became
—
received
on
interest
ALASKA
to
District, Orange
County, Calif.
July 22 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 genefal obliga¬
tion building bonds. Dated
July
1, 1958. Due on July 1 from 1959
Mayes, Inc. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Interest F-A. Legality approved
by Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of
Birmingham.
issue
School
Offering
be
(PDST)
&
cent
$260,000
(M-S) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
CALIFORNIA
by
school bonds
Principal and
a
.
Sept. 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
to
.
a.m.
terest
revenue bonds.
Bond Sale
office
in Los Angeles
(PDST) on August 5
for the purchase of $150,000 school
building bonds. Dated Sept.- 1,
A-O.
to
his
at
until 9
obligation city hall bonds'
July 9 — v. 188, p. 92 —
awarded
'
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Weeden
&
Co., Dean Witter
Co., J. Barth & Co., Merrill Lync
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Shearso
-
The $950,000 gen¬
—
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Wm. R. Staats & Co., H. E.
Work & Co., and
Burns, Corbett
&
Pickard, Inc., at a price of
100.05, a net interest cost of about
2.68%, as follows:
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//-y/.•'
.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Due
Sale
„
,
the
for
1958.
Interest
inclusive.
were
Whittier City School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
purchase of $953,000 general obli¬
gation family apartment revenue
Bond Offering — Mayor D. W.
Austin announces that the City
offered
Modesto, Calif.
Bond
—
sealed
on
eral
in New York City or Chicago.
J. E. Pomfret,
Board of Trustees,
of
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 27/ss, at a price of par.
eral
terest (M-S) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office, or at any of
the fiscal agencies of the County
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to
Aug. 1 from 1959
on
1978 inclusive.
k.»
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $215,000 school
Hartford, Conn.
v.
187,
p.
2955—were
awarded
to
sealed bids until
a
group headed by the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
Association, San Francisco, as 4s,
at a price
of 100.79, a basis of
about 3.91%.
V„..
-
Sequoia Union High School District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond
ing,
Offering—John
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
A.
will
office
Brun-
July
I
-
from
1959
to
1983
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
.
on July 1 from 1959 to
inclusive. Interest J-J.
bonds.
Due
Dated
187,
bonds.
Due
2955—were
awarded
to
a
group composed of the Bank of
America National Trust & Sav¬
ings
Association,
San
Francisco,
1,
from
195$:
1959
to
1968
M,
August 1, 195$.
Dated
August 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
100,000
Interest F-Ai
Public
Works, Series N,
bonds. Dated August
1, 1958.
Due on August 1 from 1959
1978
inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
96,000
Public
bonds.
Due
to
Works,
Series O,
August 1, 1958.
August 1 from 1959
Dated
on
1978
inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
Legality
approved
by
Day,
Berry & Howard, of Hartford.^,..
Valley Union High Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
p.
July
July 1
on
FLORIDA
San Bernardino
v.
'
100,000 Public Works, Series
:
Bond Sale—The $550,000 school
building bonds offered July 14—
1978
/
1978 inclusive. Interest J-J/
to
Victor
as
noon (EDST) on
purchase of $2,follows:
j. ,xr
"
Turlock School District, Stanislaus
County, Calif.
Offering Postponed —. The of¬
fering of $40,000 school building
bonds
originally scheduled
for
July 14 — v, 188, p. 191 — has
been postponed from
July 14 to
August 11.
for the
900,000 Flood Control, Series L,
wood
1
22
096,000 bonds,
Red¬
City, until 10 a.m. (CDST)
on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of
$700,000 school building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
Aug.
,
$900,000 Public Works, Series, K,
bonds. Dated July 1,1958. Due
receive
in
j.
(
Bond Offering — John J.
Mghon, City Treasurer, will receive
building bonds offered July 15—
Naples, Fla.
Certificate Sale
waterworks
certificates
187,
p.
2708
—
The
improvement
offered
—
July
were
group composed of
'
i
*
$575,000
revepue
10
—
awarded to
v.
a
Merrill, Lynch,
188
olume
Number 5761
•—4
.
,
.
Fenner & Smith, Gooddy & Co., and Herbert J. Sims
erce,
Inc., at
terest
price of 97.51,
a
of
cost
about
3.63%,
solidated
as
2^2s.
Due'
August
on
Bond Sale—The
5',000 3s. Due
*
August 1 from
on
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
3L4S.
Due
1970 and
1971.
4,000
3Vis.
60,000
August
on
Due
1,
/'
\
.....
August
on
20,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1, 1973
1
30,000 3.40s. Due on Dec. 1 from
on
1976 inclusive.
3.60s.
33,000
Due
from 1977 to
on
August
1
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST)
chase
j;y''■■■'a"
Stewart,
ity Clerk, will receive sealed
ds until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 30
r
the purchase of $800,000 air-
230,000 3%s.
Orlando, Fla.
Bond Offering—W. G.
rt
bonds.
revenue
1958.
Due
Chicago;
1, 1965. Principal and in(A-O) payable at the First
ational Bank of Orlando, or at
e Guaranty Trust Co., New York
ity. Legality approved by Cald-
$20,000
pril
y
rest
Certificate
and
ater
Sale
sewer
offered
tes
June
Co.,
to
as
Manors, Fla."
Stafford,
ity Clerk, will receive sealed
'ds until 3-p.m. (EST) on July 22
the
purchase of $225,000 im-ovement bonds.
Dated March 1,
58.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959
r
'
inclusive.
3983
Callable
of
as
1968. Principal and in(M-S) payable at The Han¬
1,
ept..
rest
ceive
bonds,
Legality approved
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
bonds.
revenue
Due
on
0
V
v.
,
' 5
'
,
itchell, of New York City.
Idaho Falls, Ida.
Dec.
on
1 from
inclusive,. Interest
1959
Bond Offering—Roy C. Barnes,
ity5 Clerk., will receive sealed
ids until 8 p.m. (MST) on July 29
£
the purchase
of $1,600,000
Randolph
ater
and
Due
*om
1960 to 1978 inclusive.
ble
on
Call-
1, 1968.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Aug.
nd interest
ity Treasurer's office, or at the
irst
Security ;Bank
of Idaho,
laho Falls; Legality approved by
Bond
Sale
An
—
Walker
H.
approved:
-
was
Corp.,
,
•
.;
a
son,
$65,00$*
Company.
on
Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1970 inclusive. Inter¬
J-J.
Charles
Legality
approved
by
Trauernicht,
of, St.
&
,
Louis.
ILLINOIS
July
III.
sewage
due
(hereafter
red
July 9
ere
awarded
Os'ed
of
—
v.
to
187, p. 2956
a
group
—
com-
Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
Co., and J. M. Dain
4s, at a price of 102.66,
S. Yantis &
Co.,
as
bhsis of about 4.11%.
00k
Jan.
on
are
1
callable
1968
as
192
(?■
b;
and
port, or at the Indiana National
Bank, of Indianapolis. Legality
approved* by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
osed
awarded
to
a
group
group
a
2.26%.
Jackson
H U'
County (P. O. Murphyshoro), III.
3;36%,
Due
on
as
follows:
Dec.
260,000
3s.
to
Due
on
Dec.
1
'
from
'
1971 inclusive.
1969 to
1972 to
Whiteside
No. 71
»
1977 inclusive.
as
$900,000 county
School District
(P. O. Lyndon), III.
County
•
to
on
Dec. 1 from
1966 inclusive.
building bonds offered July 10
lows:
v.
—
$465,000
3s.
1960 to
Due
1970
on
Jan.
1
from
1971
320,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1973 to-1977
*
1968.
Whiteside County
Community High
School District No. 305 (P. O.
Lyndon), III.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
188, p. 93
Barcus,
—
were
Kindred
&
—
awarded to
Co., as fol¬
lows:
inclusive.
115,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1,
-"and 1972.
15,000 2.90s. Due on Dec. 1, 1967
and
inclusive.
$170,000
3s.
1960 to
Due
on
Dec.
1 from
1970 inclusive.
20,000 3Iks. Due on Dec. 1, 1971.
10,000 314s. Due
on
1968 inclusive.
4s. Due on June 1 from
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
1/he bonds
100.004,
1967
price
a
■
1.970
&
Kentucky
Sale—The $550,000 school
building
inclusive.^
July
Due on Nov. 1 from
15
188,
v.
to*
a
p.
group
192
offered
were
composed 01
—
Co., Magnus & Co., Fox>
&
Co., Inc., Westheimer
&
Reusch
&
Due 011 Nov. 1 from
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
220,000 3s.
bonds
revenue
—
awarded
Pohl
1973 inclusive.
to
Grafton
Grafton, of Louisville.
^n'on County (P. O. Morganfteld),
Bond
170,000 2.90s. Due on Nov. 1 from
■
Bonds due
Wyatt,
by
proved
^
1969 inclusive.
to
1978 inclusive.
follows:
1966
to
95,000 2.80s.
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
1960 to
sold at
were
as
West Branch Community
John W. Reinhart &
and
Co.,
Co.
Dec. 1, 1972.
LOUISIANA
Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
Bond Sale
000
—
Quail & Co., at
Assumption Parish (P. O.
An issue of $392,-
a
was
follows:
as
Napoleonville), La.
sold to
price of 100.05,
bonds
building
bonds offered
187, p. 2708—were
syndicate composed
0£ Scharff & Jones, Inc.; Barrow,
lic
1970.
1
3s. Due on Nov.
10—v.
awarded to
45,000 2.80s. Due on Nov. 1, 1969
171,000
improvement
i July
to 1968 inclusive.
1959
i
1 from
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
a
Leary & Co.; Equitable Securities
Corporation; Newman, Brown &
Co. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen"
»_
ner
& Smith; White, Hattier &
1,
July
1958.
Interest
Sanford;
Arnold &
Dinkins
Dated
M-S.
&
Kees;
KANSAS
S<h°°>
Bond Sale
—
An issue of $150,-
building bonds was sold
Ransom & Co., of Wichita.
Meade
to
County School District No.
000 building
to 1996 inclusive.
Equitable
nolds
Securities
the
group:
Corp.; Rey¬
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
& Co.; Indianapolis Bond
&
Baxter
and
of
members
Share Co.;
Goodbody & Co.;
The Bankers Bond Company,
Rand
&
Inc.;
Co.;
O. Meade), Kansas
An issue of $145,-
(P.
—
bonds was sold to the
Columbian Securities Corporation,
2%s, 2V2s and 2y4s. Dated May
1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from 1959
as
to
1973 inclusive
KENTUCKY
.
&
Co.;
Kenower,
Cruttenden,
Podesta & Co.; George K. Baum
& Company; J. M. Dain & Com¬
pany,
Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc.; Thomas & Company;
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.
&
Co.;
Orange Township School Township
(P. O. R. R.
I, Alpine), Ind.
Offering—Clifford Bever,
will
building
Co.; E. F. Hutton &
&
July 15
bonds
188, p. 192
—
v.
awarded to Magnus
school
offered
sealed
bids
Trustee,
until
2
p.m.
J.
Co.;
&
Feibleman
Derbes &
Assumption Parish Waterworks
Dist. No.
Bond
1
(P. O. Napoleonville),
Louisiana
' ■ ]
Sale
—
The
—
were
utility revenue and public im¬
provement bonds totaling $2,265,000 offered
July 10—v. 187, p.
2708
were awarded ta a syndi¬
Inc.
composed of Scharff & Jones,
See item
above for other
of the
members
syndicate.
Richland Parish School District No.
1
(P. O. Ray ville), La.
(P. O.
Hopkinsville), Ky.
Bond
Sale—The
.
waterworks
Bond Offering—J. B.
Christian County
Steinei*,
Co.; Wheeler & Woolfolk;
Co.; Felix M. Rives, and
Weil Investment Co.
Rouse &
& Co.
$460,000 school
building bonds offered July 14—
v.
188, p. 93—were awarded to a
composed of Stein Bros. &
Boyce, Equitable Securities Corp.,
Bankers
Bond Co.,
and W. L.
group
receive
(CDST)
Lyons & Co.
on
July 30 for the purchase of
$20,000
school
building
bonds. Grayson County (P. O. Leitchfield),
Kentucky
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
Bond Offering — W. G. Hender¬
and July 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
son,
County Clerk, will receive
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Fayette Bank sealed bids utttil 10 a.m. (CST) on
Township
T.
—
(P. O. Pineville), Ky.
revenue
Labouisse;
Weil,
Ic°^c»tlaUctr£atimCoh;
cate
Bell County
Bond Sale—The $150,000
McCormick
Bond
73
Crane; Ladd
&
Ducournau
Co.;
Howard,
Fredrichs
000
Bond Sale
1979
$1,065,000 pub¬
Bond Sale—The
$176,000 2.60s. Due on Nov. 1 from
645,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
MacArthur
1960 to
(CST)
the purchase of
for
28
Principal and interest payable at
the First
&
Farmers
National
Bank of Somerset. Legality ap-
price
210,000
—
$50,000 2 Vis. Due
a
5s. Due on June 1 from
Other
Bond Sale
The $65,000 school
building bonds offered July 10 —
v.
188, p. 93 — were awarded to
White-Phillips Co., Inc., as • fol¬
lows:
July
on
1959 to 1968
building bonds offered July 10 —
v. 187, p. 2956 — were awarded to
a group
composed of Carleton D.
Beh Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis, and Dean Witter &
net interest cost of about
follows:
1962
1 from
lursing home bonds offered July
)
v. 187, p. 2956 — were award¬
ed to a group composed of Halsey,
tuart & Co., Inc., Harriman Ripey & Co., Inc., Shearson, Hammill
k Co., and Dempsey-Tegeler &
k>„ at a price of 100.01, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.23, as fol¬
-
4%,
'
320,000 3V2S. Due on Dec
receive
in 1964 and thereafter are callable',
2,730,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1968 inclusive.
150,000 3!/4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
-
will
Clerk,
City
E.
sealed bids until 6:15 p.m.
of par, a
1 from
-I960 to 1962 inclusive. ;
~
Bond Sale—The
$3,900,000
works revenue bonds of¬
fered July 17—v. 188, p. 93—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
of
Harriman, Ripley & Co.,
Company, Mercantile
rust Co., of St. Louis,, and Mcaster, Hutchinson & Co., as 2%s,
t .a
price of 100.57, a basis of
s
Sale —The
Bond
$315,000
com-
Illinois
bout
to
Love,
,
Clarence
—
$700,000 school
sewage
cost of about
1963
$1,000,000
obligation corporate bonds
ffered July 14 — v. 188, p. 192 —
ere
awarded
$120,000* 4s.
eneral
library
July 15—rv. 188, p.
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc., at
The
—
werer
Offering
$350,000 general obligation unlim¬
tax
hospital bonds.. Dated
Bond Sale—The
and
Albany, Ind.
Chicago, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., and Julieii Collins & Co., at
a
price-of 100.01, a net interest
Chicago), III.
Sale
—
offered
from
1
of July
1967.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Farmers and
Merchants State Bank, of Logans-
New
composed of Northern Trust Co.,
County Forest Preserve Dist.
Bond
he
bonds
Bond
p.m.
Jan.
1,
'
Bond Sale—The $850,000
The
$310,000 elee•iq light plant revenue bonds of—
1
Iowa
1959
"
Breese, III.
Bond Sale
Somerset, Ky.
receive
until
School District,
Glas-
Laura
for
29
"*
Skokie,
Nov.
on
Sumner Community
City Controller, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
Bonds
1, 1958. Due
—
Kentucky
'
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1993 inclusive.
4% building bonds was sold to the
Dated July
Due
sealed
$4,150,000
Illinois
Securities
will
bids
$215,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Logansport, Ind.
Offering
-
O. Benton),
(P.
County
Charles Polk,
—
(CST) 011 July 28 for the purchase
$16,000 fire protection bonds.
of
I
Jo¬
J. Brieri, Jr.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on July 23
ter City Clerk, will receive sealed
for the purchase vof $36)0oo school
and oral bids until 1 p.m. (CST)
Tw^a
building revenue bonds.
Dated
on
July 28 for the purchase of
Aug. 1, 1958, Due on Aug. 1 from
$30,000 swimming pool bonds.
1959 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
Sidney Township (P. O. Sidney), and interest (F-A) approved by
.i
Iowa
Lovett, Lovett & Lovett, of Boston.
Civil Township bonds, at
price of 100.15, a basis of about
Bond
by
ited
2.46%.
|
approved
Bond Offering—L. Lowell Fow-
inclusive.
the purchase of
works revenue
bonds/ Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
Counties
An issue of
/
of
follows:
as
Principal
1, 1963.
Legality
Marshall
40,000
Community Consol. Sch. Dist.
No. 34 (P. O. Harrisburg),
Midland
2V2S,
as
1
Bond Offering—W.
oral
$120,000
10 — v. 187,
July
Dec.
City, Iowa
sealed and
The
—
bonds.
revenue
seph R. Rubin,, of Louisville.
of
IOWA
Rockwell
sew¬
93.
p.
of
as
ville.
by
Miller;
of $550,000
purchase
building
Gunn,
and interest (J-D) payable at the;
Citizens National Bank, Russell- 1
;
Clerk,
$80,000 School Township bonds, at
a
price of 100.17, a basis of
on
—
approved
the
Bailey
..Call-f
able
payable at tne Union State Bank,
&
for
—
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
bonds are dated July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
Windfall.
Legality
Ross, McCord, Ice
Indianapolis.
Offering
school
"
&
V
1, 1978 inclusive.
Bond Offering
about 2.45%.
sold
Charles
Saline and Hamilton
Bond Sale
offered
&
by
1958.
to Jan.
Township
2956 — were awarded to the
Indianapolis
Bond
and
Share
.
hapman & Cutler, of Chicago.-
1959
p.,
&
22
were
Muncie), Ind.
bonds
of $37,-
issue
->i% hospital bonds
188,
Sale
Bond
Le¬
J-D.
Trauernicht;- of St.' Louis.'
est
Indian-
of
Township (P. O. R.R. 6,
t
Sparta Com-,
Hospital District.
.
(P. O. Sparta), III,
Aug. 1
on
—
Harrison
County,
bonds,
revenue
sewer
ated Aug. 1, 1958.
p.m.
bonds offered
revenue
v.
munity
•
1
No bids
—
age works
to
gality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of-St. Louis.
gality
^
,
re¬
for the $2,850,000
July 14
8
G.
sive.
Bond
70,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
:
semi-annually from July 1,
Evansville, Ind.
froyi 1960 to 1974 inclusive. Le¬
8'«':
Miller,
&
Ice
Bonds Not Sold
Company*
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
IDAHO
until
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on July
on
.submitted
pinrw (CDST) 011 July 24
purchase of $90,000 school
building
bonds.; Dated
Aug".
1,
to
will
School
of
Cord,
for the
Due
Principal and in¬
terest
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1978 inclu¬
Ttoe
y
until
June 1 from 1959 to'
on
inclusive.
Due
,
to July 1, 1969 inclusive. Princi¬
pal and interest payable at the
First National Bank, of Columbus.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
,
berg, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
000 3
/
bonds.
Ogle County Community High Sch.
District No. 213 (P. O. Stillman
Bank, New York City, or at
Wilton Manors National Bank,
%
of
July 25 for the pur¬
$42,000 school building
Dated July '1, 1958. Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1959
chase
April 1, 1958. Interest
Legality
approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
1964
Miller,
Trustee,
bids
sealed
(CDST).
April 1 from 1961 to
on
.
1958,
&
.
Township
ing,
Dated
ilton Manors.
■;
sold to the
of
■
clusive.
ger
e
were
'
Bond Offering—Marcia
Ice
Clay Township School Township
y.;-:(P. O. Petersville),- Ind.
'
Bond Offering — Walter Reink-
April 1 from 1962 to 1998 in¬
certifi-
187, p.
Watkins,
McCord,
Indianapolis.
general obligation
65,000
Louis:
Legality approved by
Boss,
4s and 4y4s, at V,Valley), III.
Bond Offering.— Stanley Ham-
price of 97.40.
Wilton
$225,000
17—v.
awarded
—were-
oItow &
The
—
revenue
Dec. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
A-O.
Wildwood, Fla.
Interest J -J.
Corporation,
follows:
;
as
Due
;
/
11, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,
New York City.
on
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Sale—Water works bonds
totaling $85,000
Municipal bond
of
as
Due
$75,000
pur¬
$25,600
v Modesto, in.
Bond
Dated April
Callable
,
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
'■yt'/ttyv-
April 1 from 1959
on
inclusive.
1978
V
July 28 for the
on
of
school building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
100,000 314 s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
;
;
1982 inclusive.
1958. Due
1964
Townships (P. O.
Windfall), Ind.
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Leitchfield Deposit Bank, LeitchBond Offering—Chester Mitch¬
Clay-Huff Consol. Sch. Corporation ell, Township Trustee, will receive field. Legality approved by Joseph
(P. O. R.R. No. I, Evanston), Ind. sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) R. Rubin, of Louisville.
Bond Offering—Damon Brown,
on
July 29 for the purchase of Logan County (P.O. RussellviUe),
Secretary of School Board, will $145,000
bonds, as follows:
Kentucky
Dec. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
1959 to
July 29 for the purchase of $75,000 hospitial bonds. Dated June 1,
Wildcat
INDIANA
'
from 1972 to
& Trust Co., Connersville. Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
|
$597,000 school
$267,000 3%s. Due
1974.
and
47
No.
building, bonds offered July 14—
v.
188," p. 192—were awarded to
a group composed ot John Nuveen
& Co., Win. Blair & Co., Inc., and
Reynolds & Co., at a price of
100.04, a. net interest cost of about
3.34%, as follows:
1
from 1959 to 1964 inclusive.
District.
School
55
_________
\:(P. 0.f Crystal Lake), III.
'
-
llows:'
3,000
;
McHenry County Community Con¬
1
net
a
''
■
.
(295)
Chronicle
The Commercial,, and Financial
.
fcv
-
Secretary
Board,
until 10
the
of
will
a.m.
the
Thompson,
Parish
receive
School
sealed
bids
(CST) on Aug. 5 for
purchase
of
building bonds.
$475,000
school
Due from 1958 to
1978 inclusive.
Vermilion Parish Road Dist.
No. J
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
Bond
Sale—The
$55,000 public
improvement bonds offered July!
—v.
187, p. 2599—were awarded
to Scharff & Jones, Inc.
•
f "
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(296)
(DST)
West Feliciana Pariah Conaol. Sch.
July 21, 1958. Due Nov. 17, 1958.
Lexington, Mass.
Bond Offering — James J. Car¬
roll, Town Treasurer, will receive
Louisiana
Bond Sale—An issue of
.$300,000
school building bonds was sold to
price of
|>ar, a net interest cost of about
3.39%, as follows:
Ducournau &
Kees, at
a
$124,000 3'As. Due on Aug. 1 from
I960
1974 inclusive.
to
1975
to
Feb.
sealed
11
July
on
of $100,000
on
South Portland, Me,
Bond
Offering
—
inclusive.
90,000 remodeling bonds. Due on
July
1
from
1959
to
1967
inclusive.
Dated
July 1, 1958. Principal
payable at the First
interest
National Bank of Boston.
approved
District
by
on
1968 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
Aug.
1958.
Principal and interest
able
at
the
Merchants
Bank of Boston.
1,
pay¬
National
Legality approved
oy Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Legality
Bartlett
&
School
Sale
—
The
First Boston Corp., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, and Tucker, An¬
thony & R. L. Day, as 3.20s, at a
of
100.50,
a
basis of
Note
Sale
Revenue
The notes
dated Aug.
are
Bond Sale—An issue of
€00
3'/-i%
and
revenue
Marblehead, Mass.
Bond Offering — Marjorie
$5,400,revenue
refunding bonds was sold via ne¬
gotiated sale to Alex. Brown &
Haines, Town Treasurer, will
C.
re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
450,000
flood
protection bonds.
April 1 from 1959 to
Hagerstown, Md.
Bond
P.
Clerk
announces
will
1988 inclusive.
Boston, 28 State
Boston 6, until noon (DST)
July 23 for the purchase of
$595,000 bonds, as follows:
on
Offering—Mayor Winslow
Burnhans
City
Due
St.,
Sons.
that
receive
the
sealed
$220,000 school project bonds. Due
on Aug.
1 from 1959 to 1972
bids
until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on
July 29 for the purchase of $5,500,000 bonds, as follows:
$5,300,000
electric
light
Aug.
p
bonds.
Due
1.959
1
on
1
inclusive.
375,000
bonds.
The
1958.
and
sewer
1959
t
from
a n
1983 inclusive.
to
on
100,000 off-street parking bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to
1978 inclusive.
National Bank of
Due
station
Aug.
on
1972
to
fire
1
the
at
April
Principal and interest
able
of
dated
are
the
at
First
National
Due
Bay Counties, Fourth
Class School District No.
1
(P. O.
1981
callable
inclusive.
1981
of
as
Bonds
thereafter
and
able
fire
due
interest
First
April 1, 1973.
station bonds.
Bonds
in
of
Bank
Sheridan, Mich.
Bond Offering—Carl Balderson,
sealed
Village Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Due
in
due
are
National
tique.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
July 28
purchase of $35,000 water
supply
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1958. Due on
for the
April 1 from 1960 to 1988
and thereafter
at
the
Manis¬
payable
(F-A)
as
call¬
are
1981
callable
as
of April 1,
March
1973.
250,000 public works bonds. Dug.
on April 1 from 1960 to
1988
inclusive. Bonds due in 1981
sive.
1
from 1960 to 1975 inclu¬
Callable
Interest
of March 1,
as
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit'
thereafter; are pallable as
April 1, 1973.
120,000 park bonds. Due on April
1967.
approved
M-S./ Legality
by
and
Paddock
&
of
1 from
25,000
1961 to
Smith
bonds.
Due
Stambaugh, Mich.
Bond Offering
1977 inclusive.
Garage
April
on
The
to
1965
bonds
1
dated
July 1,
1958. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der, or at the Citizens Commercial
& Savings Bank, Flint. Legality
approved
receive
(EST)
on
July 23 for the purchase of
$100,000 general obligation bonds,
follows:
as
$60,000
will
\
*
disposal
sewage
Due
Oct.
on
1
on Oct.
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated
July 1, 1958. Bonds due
in 1969 and thereafter
Sale—The $100,000 gen¬
obligation sewage disposal
system
bonds offered June 30
Oct.
of
are
callable
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
as
Bond
to
40,000 water bonds. Due
by
Grant, Mich.
bonds..
1959
from
1978 inclusive.
Dickinson, Wright,
McKean
&
Cudlip,
of
Davis,
George Ham-
—
Clerk,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
from
inclusive.
are
City
mar,
Street
1968.
1,
eral
Zilwaukee
Township (P. O.
Saginaw), Mich.
awarded to Walter J. Wade,
were
/
Harrison Township (P. O. Route 4,
Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond
Offering
—
Howard
Phillips, Township Clerk, will
Standish), Mich.
by
&
in
due
are
bonds.
April 1 from 1960 to
on
1988
Inc.
MICHIGAN
approved
Bonds
April 1, 1973.
580,000
sanitary
sewer
pay¬
Bank
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
and
'
of
1,
Boston.
Arenac
Note
from
Detroit.
from
above-mentioned
Legality
1958.
bonds
inclusive.
bonds are dated Aug.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
200,000 municipal airport bonds. able
Due on Aug. 1 from .1959 to Bank.
The
on
1
,
County (P. O
Manistique), Mich.
Offering
—
Ferdinand
Lesica, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
August 12 for the purchase of
$100,000 road notes. Dated July 1,
1958. Due on August 1 from 1959
to 1963 inclusive. Principal and
,
Due
clusive.
Authority (P. O, Towson), Md,
Due Feb. 1, 1959.
Schoolcraft
1973 inclusive.
inclusive.
April 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
1,1958.
April
on
Offering—E. O. Hamachek,
of
follows:
as
and thereafter
1961
bonds.
sewer
Due
to
inclusive.
1988 inclusive.
600,000
clusive.
purchase
650,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on
April 1 from 1960 to 1988
Worcester, Mass.
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
MARYLAND
County
bonds.
850,000
addition
scaled bids until noon (DST) on and
water
mains notes totaling son, City Treasurer and Collector
of Taxes, will receive sealed bids
July 22 for the.,purchasejpf $254,- $110,000 were sold to the Harvard
until 11:30 A.M. (DST) on July 22
000
permanent
improvement Trust Co., of Cambridge, as 2J/2S,
the
purchase of $3,800,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on at a price of 100.36, a basis of for
bonds, as follows:
July<4 ixom 1959 to 1978 inclusive. about 2.44%. .*'■ :\.i ,> 44'
The sale consisted of:
Principal and interest payable at
$2,200,000 school bonds. Due on
the Canal National Bank, Port¬
April 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
$60,000 library addition notes. Due
land. Legality approved by Hut¬
clusive.
on Aug.
1 from 1959 to 1970
450,000 flood protection bonds.
chinson, Pierce, At wood & Allen,
inclusive.
of Portland.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to
50,000 water main notes. Due on
the
bridge bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1960 to 1973 incl.
1,170,000
street
improvement
Bond Offering—Harold J. Tuni-
Library
—
for
$155,000
about
3.14%.
Lincoln, Mass.
B.
Bernal
11
$3,800,000 bonds,
$1,997,000
school bonds offered July 15 were
awarded to a group composed of
price
Flint, Mich.
Aug.
Monday, July 21, 1958
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
;
Note
Offering—Olney L. Craft,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed
bids until
3
p.m.
(EST)
on
..
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
5 p.m. (EST) on July 28 for the
purchase of $150,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated July 15/ 1958,
Bond
on
Allen, City Treasurer, will receive
Baltimore
terest M-S. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
1960
Regional
(P. O. Whitman), Mass.
Bond
sewer
re¬
21 for the pur¬
tax anticipation
July 9, 1958 and due
Nov. 3, 1958.
(DST)
chase
1971
Whitman-Hanson
Due
a.m.
notes. Dated
school addition bonds.
July 1 from 1959 to
Ely,
Brown, of Boston.
bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1959 to
fol¬
on
school
bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inand
pur¬
as
of Detroit.
Due
elusive.
until
bonds,
1978 inclusive.
Woodbury E.
bids
$220,000
$130,000
and
330,000
225,000 street
Brackett, City Manager, will
ceive
July 22 for the
on
of
lows:
Na¬
school project bonds.
on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to
Due
MAINE
—
the Merchants
bonds, as follows:
Auburn, Maine
Offering
at
$2,050,000
an extra 1% interest from
1, 1959 to Aug. 1, 1959.
Note
bids
(EDST)
chase
tional Bank, 28 State St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (DST) on July 24
for
the
purchase
of
$2,605,000
entire issue will
In addition the
carry
sealed
1 from
Due on Aug
1983 inclusive.
176,000 3.40s.
July 21 for the pur¬
$750,000 notes. Dated
on
of
chase
Franciaville),
Dist. No. 1 (P.O. St.
.
W.
re¬
Bond Sale—The $170,000 water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered
were
July
9
187,
v.
—
awarded to
2957—
p.
H. V. Sattley &
Inc., and Ryan, Sutherland
Co., jointly, as 4s, 4A/2S and
Co.,
6
ceive
sealed
bids until
5
p.m. 4%s. ■
Bond Offering—Catherine Kos■> •v/'-':
mider, Secretary of the Board of (EST) on July 28 for the purchase
MINNESOTA
of
$34,680 Special Assessment
Education, will receive sealed bids
Needham, Mass.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 29 for Water District No. 46 bonds. Dated
DJicodemus
Adrian, Minn.
National
Bank,
in
Due on May 15
Bond Offering—Arnold Mack¬ the purchase of $995,000 school July 15, 1958.
Hagerstown. Legality approved by
Bond Sale
The $175,000 gen¬
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
eral obligation hospital bonds of¬
Kiles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer, intosh, Town Treasurer, will re¬ building bonds. Dated April 1,
ceive
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
1958.
Due on July 1 from 1959 cipal and interest payable at the
of Baltimore,
fered July
15—v. 188, p. 193—
National
Bank,
Mount
(EDST) on July 23 for the pur¬ to 1984 inclusive. Bonds due in First
were awarded to Gefke & Co.
Washington County (P. O.
chase of $360,000 school project 1975 and thereafter are callable Clemens.
Legality approved by
The bonds were sold at a price
Hagerstown), Md.
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Due prior to maturity.
Interest J-J. Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of 100.05, a net interest cost of
of Detroit.
Bond Offering—Chester F. Del- on Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬ Legality
approved by Dickinson,
about 3.47%, as follows:
Legality
phey, President of County Com¬ clusive.
approved
by Wright, Davis, McKcan ^Cudlip, Johannesburg Central School Dist.,
$60,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1 from
missioners, will receive sealed Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
& of Detroit.
Michigan
1961 to 1972 inclusive.
bids until 11:15 a.m.
(EDST) on Dodge, of Boston.
Bond Sale
The $405,000 gen¬
40,000 3y4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Clarkston Community Sch.
July 29 for the purchase of $1,Dist.,
eral
Rockland, Mass.
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
\
obligation school site and
500,000 school construction bonds.
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
75,000 3V2s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
Note Offering—Walter T. Rob- building bonds offered July 16—
Aug. 1
/
v.
1977 to 1981 inclusive.
project bonds offered July 16—
188, p. 93—were awarded to a
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
bins, Secretary of the Board of
The bonds bear additional in¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable v. 188, p. 193—were awarded to Education, will receive sealed bids group composed of First of Michi¬
gan Corp., Kenower, MarArthur &
Goldman, Sachs & Co., as 3.10s, until 8
at the Nicodemus National
terest of 2% from Feb. 1, 1959 to
p.m. (EST) on July 23 for
Bank,
at a price of
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., and Feb. 1, 1960.
of Hagerstown.
100.20, a basis of the purchase of
Legality approved
$125,000 tax an¬ H.
V. Sattley & Co., at a price of
by Niles, Barton, Yost & Dank¬ about 2.97%.
ticipation notes.
Dated
Julv
1978
inclusive.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
—
'
—
*
,
1,
meyer, of Baltimore.
Bond Sale—An issue of
MASSACHUSETTS
school
East
Longmeadow, Mass.
A.
re¬
ceive sealed bids at the
Merchants
National
Bank
of
(DST)
Boston,
28
6, until 11 a.m.
23 for the pur¬
July
chase of $240,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
Aug. 1
on
bonds
Bankers
Bond
Offering — Richard
Clark, Town Treasurer, will
Slate St., Boston
1958.
Sudbury, Mass.
sold
was
$460,000
the
to
Trust
Company, of New
York City, and Harkness &
Hill,
Inc., jointly, as 3s, at a price of
100.51,
Dated
1
basis of about 2.94.
a
July 1, 1958. Due
from
1959
to
1978
on
inclusive.
Company,
above-mentioned
proved by Ropesf
Palmer
&
Bank. Legality
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
by
ceive
(DST)
sealed
on
bids
July
22
until
for
re¬
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
chase of $23,340 notes. Dated
July
Deposit and Trust
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Taunton, Mass.
Essex County (P. O.
Salem), Mass.
Note
Offering — Thomas
F.
Duffy, County Treasurer, will
school
Note
Offering
Thomas
F.
Corr, Jr., City Treasurer, will
p.m. (EST)
purchase
of
Due
to
inclusive.
1975
and
of
on
July 30
$4,950,000
Bond
Sale
The
$650,000 tax
anticipation notes offered July 15
—
awarded
were
Union
Bank
&
to
the
Trust
Hackley
Co.,
Mus¬
Oct.
1,
1 from
Bonds
thereafter
Oct.
interest
on
are
1958
due
in
callable
1962.
(A-O)
Principal and
payable
at
the
Fall
—
were
The $180,000 mu¬
building
offered July 2
—
awarded
revenue
188,
v.
to
a
p.
bonds
2957 —
group
com¬
Co., Inc.,
Juran &
Moody, Inc., and E. J. Prescott &
Kalman &
Allison-Williams
Co.,
of
posed
Co.
Oak
Bamber
Park
(City) and Royal Oak
and Southfield (Twps.) Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Oak Park), Mich.
Note Sale — The $350,000 tax
anticipation
notes
offered
on
Manufacturers National Bank, De¬
June 19
troit, or at a bank in New York
City and Chicago as designated
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller,
Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
awarded to
—
v.
187,
p.
2600
—
were
the First of Michigan
Corporation,
as
l'/2%, plus
a pre¬
mium1 of $5.25.
No.
Valley Common Sch. Dist,
(P. O. Rochester), Minn,
1342
Bond
Sale—The $150,000 gen¬
obligation
school
building
bonds offered July 16—v. 188, p.
eral
93
—
awarded
were
to
a
group
composed of E. J. Prescott & Co.,
Kalman
Moody,
&
Co.,
Juran
and
&
Inc. 1
re¬
ceive
sealed
(DST)
of
on
—
bids
until
11
East Detroit, Mich.
a.m.
July 22 for the purchase
$300,000 notes. Dated July 24,
Bond
Offering — Charles
II.
Beaubien, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
Bloomington, Minn.
Roseville, Mich.
Bond Offering—Robert J.
1958
and
due
on
Dec.
9, 1958.
Bond
Nunn,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 24
for the purchase of $54,000 special
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on assessment bonds. Dated July 1,
July 21 for the purchase of $200,- 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to
River, Mass.
000
special
assessment
Westheld, Mass.
paving 1963 inclusive. Bonds due in 1963
Note Offering — Frederick B.
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958.
Bond
Due are callable as of Feb. 1,
Offering — Harold
N.
1960.
on Sept.
1 from 1959 to 1962 in- Interest F-A.
Zebrasky, City Treasurer, will re¬ Barnes, City
Legality approved
Treasurer, will re¬ elusive. Bonds due in
1962
are
ceive sealed- bids
by Dickinson, Wright, Davis, Mc¬
until
11
a.m.
ceive sealed bids until 11
a.m. I callable
as
of Sept. 1, 1959.
In¬ Kean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
24, 1.958. Due Nov. 12, 1958.
Sale
nicipal
kegon.
building bonds. Dated July
1, 1958.
as
the Boston Safe
approved
7:30
the
1965
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Prin¬
Muskegon Public Schools District,
Michigan
Offering—Oliver E. Risk,
Jr., Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
Babbitt, Minn.
100.08.
Bond
Bond
Principal and interest payable at
cipal and interest payable at the
1, 1959.
Dearborn School District, Mich.
for
July
Due May
Offering
Milo A. Hall,
—
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on July
29 for the purchase of $1,400,000
improvement
1, 1958. Due
to
1974
bonds.
on
Dated
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1970 and thereafter
Bonds
are
&
Benson,
1960
due
bailable
of Feb. 1, 1963. Legality
by Faegre
apolis.
Aug.
in
as
approved
of
Minne¬
Number 5761
188
Volume
.
.
.
"
The
Cottonwood, Minn.
Sale
Bond
field
athletic
and
July 14
of Cottonwood.
•
n
Missouri
202, Minn.
Bond Offering—Frank L. Corey,
2958
(CDST) on Aug.
5
for
the purchase
of $320,000
school building bonds. Dated Aug.
Callable
as
of
1970. Interest F-A. Legal¬
ity approved by Faegre & Ben¬
$65,000
of Minneapolis.
Fosston Indep.
Bond
Offering
the
for
to
1969
Interest
Trust
Somerville,
Co.,
No.
from
Feb. 1
on
187, p. 2958—were awarded to
Boland, Saffin & Co., as 2.95s, at
a price of 100.07, a basis of about
2.93%.
1977
1978.
and
offered
school
000
building
bonds
was
sold to the Small-Milburn Co., as
Paul.
Minnesota
<
-■ -
Bond Sale—The $185,000
school
3 Iks.
19,000
building bonds offered July 10 —
v, 187, p. 2957 — were awarded to
a
group composed of Kalman &
1
inclusive.
1975
to
43,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
1978 inclusive.
1976 to
Juran
Co., Inc., E. J. Prescott & Co., and
& Moody, Inc., at a price
District
net interest cost of about
3.54%, as follows:
L
20,000 3.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
30,000 3Y2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1981
In addition the entire issue will
carry
2% interest from
extra
an
November
1958
1,
to
August
1,
&
eral
The $123,000 gen¬
—
1966 inclusive.
1959 to
110,000 2M>s. Due on Feb. 1, 1967
1968.
and
3s. Due on Feb.
1 from
1974 inclusive.
1969 to
July 14
were
awarded
188,
v.
—
to
a
p.
93
group
posed of the First National Bank
of
Minneapolis,
First
National
Bank of St. Paul, and First Na¬
Bank of Willmar, as 3s, at
tional
MONTANA
price of 102.75, a basis of about
2.51%.
Marjorie Staudenmeyer announces
that the Board^of Trustees will
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Independent School District
No.
279, Minn.
Bond Sale —• The $400,000 gen¬
obligation school
building
bonds offered July 15 — v. 188,
eral
93 — -were awarded to a group
composed of E. J. Prescott & Co.,
Kalman & Co., Juran & Moody,
p.
M. Dain & Co., AllisonWilliams Co., Inc., Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, John Nuveen & Co.,
and Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., at a
price
of
par,
of about
a
4.27%,
net interest cost
follows:
as
kins, Delafield
York City.
Offering
Santas,
ceive
—
City
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
c/o
Bank
Shawmut
F.
Verne
will re¬
New
1958. Due
payable at the
interest
Hazlehurst, Miss.
t
Bond
.
Sale
—
An issue of $50,-
000 waterworks bonds
Allen & Co., as
was
sold to
3V2S, 3y4s and 3s.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. In¬
terest
J-D. Legality
Charles
approved by
Trauernicht, of St.
&
Louis.
National
Legal¬
Shawmut Bank of Boston.
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
ity
approved
City
Jr.,
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
July
23
for
notes.
$200,000
11
until
the
a.m.
•
(DST)
purchase
Dated
Due Dec. 5,
1958.
will receive
July
of
24,
1958.
&
Co., taking $1,797,000 bonds as
21As, at a price of 100.13, a basis
of
Offering
—
N.
C.
NEW
Everett,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
sealed
on
bids
July
$313,800
22
until
for
11
the
bonds,
as
follows:
.
v
elusive.
113,800 Perkinston Junior College bonds. Due on Aug.
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
Dist.
(P. O. Vincentown), N. J.
Bond
Offering
—
B.
Edward
purchase of $144,000 general
obligation building bonds. Dated
Aug. 15, 1958.
Due on Aug. 15
the
approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of
2958
$24,000 water
14—v. 187, p.
awarded to Boland,
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
offered July
—
were
&
Co., as 3.15s, at a
of 100.13, a
Holly.
Legality
Philadelphia.
MEXICO
NEW
Farmington,
N. Mex.
Bond Offering—H.W.Buchanan,
Acting Town
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Aug.
5
for
the
215,000 general
as
Bond
price
basis of; about 3.12%.
School District,
Offering—Carl R.
N. J.
Wide-
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
nor,
(MST) on
purchase
of $1,-
obligation bonds,
N
y
The 818,211,-:
-
blocks of corporate
fully
: oh
stock and
corporate stock
registered
offered for sale
serial bonds
and
Jilly 16 by the New York -State
Retirement
Employees
System—
1,94 — were awarded to
group headed by the First Na188,
v.
a
p.
at
a
City Bank of New
price of 106.8141.
York,
Other members of the account:
Bankers
Trust
Company,
Guar-
1958.
$475,000 water bonds. Due on July
1 from 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
410,000
Due
sanitary sewer bonds.
on July 1 from
1959 to
1969 inclusive.
115,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on July
1 from 1959 to 1968
inclusive.
inclusive.
50,000 airport bonds. Due on
1 from 1959 to 1963
bonds,
wili 194
Comptroller,
sealed
until
bids
12:30
(DST) on July 24 for the
purchase of $285,000 street im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
1958. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
1.968 inclusive. Principal and in¬
p.m.
—
of
—
$22,202,000 notes, due Feb. 6, 1959,
to Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
at 0.99726%
12,000,000
1959
interest.
due March 16,
headed by
Exchange
notes,
to
a
group
Chemical
Corn
Bank, New York City,
terest (J-J) payable at the Cohoes
as
fol¬
lows:
City Bank
office of the National
$40,218,000
v. 188, p.
were awarded as follows:
N6te • Sale — The
notes offered July 15
Legality approved by
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern
&
Lane, of New York
4,000,000 at 0.93% interest; $4,000,000 at 0.94%; and $4,000,-
6,016,000
Troy.
000 at 0.95%.
Colonie Central School District No.
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
1
Sale
Bond
The
—
$2,360,000
school bonds offered July 15
188,
p.
group
v.
awarded to a
composed of Marine Trust
94
were
—
Western
of
Co.
—
New
York, Buf-
falo, Blair & Co., Inc., Manufac-
Roosevelt
falo,
Co., Buf-
& Traders Trust
turers
Struthers
&
Co.,
North
Hempstead and Oyster Bay
Union
School
Free
No.
District
3
(P. O. Roslyn Heights), N. Y.
Offering
Bond
Francis
—
J.
Kaelin, President of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids,
until 11 a.m. (DST) on July 30 for
Wood, the purchase of $1,060,000 school
Cross,
&
.
notes, due March 16,
1959,. to Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler, at 0.97767% interest.
Hayden,
Stone
&
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
1986 inclusive. Principal and in-
building
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., National Commercial Bank & Trust
1953. Due
Co., Albany, and Tilney & Co., as
3.60s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
terest
of
about 3.58%.
lin
and
Tyrone Central Sch. District No. 1
(P. O. Watkins Glen), N. Y.
Dix, Hector, Reading, Orange
payable
(M-S)
the
at
Franklin National Bank in Frank¬
Roslyn. Legality ap-,
Square,
& McCarthy, of New
York City.
Y.
Tonawanda, N.
North
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—Edw. L. Both$440,000 school
bonds offered July 15—v. 188, p. well,
City Clerk, will receive
—
awarded
were
to
a
group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of Western New York, Buffalo;
sealed
on
until 2
bids
p.m.
(EDST)
July 23 for the purchase of $1,-
Inc., Manufacturers 308,500 bonds, as follows:
Co.,
Buffalo;
$85,500 various purposes bonds.
Roosevelt
&
Cross, and R. D.
Due on June 1 from 1959 to
Whitew& Co., as 3.20s, at a price
1967 inclusive.
of 100.61, a basis of about 3.13%.
1,223,000
general improvement
Harrison (P. O. Harrison), N. Y.
bonds. Due on June 1 from
Blair
&
&
Co.,
Trust
Traders
'
Due on July
clusive.
.The
|
E.
^
Dufresne, City
193
follows:
are
1958. Principal and
Belvidere
'
65,000 fire station bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
Allentown, N. J.
Saffin
bridge bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1959 to 1978 in-
$200,000
Township Sch.
1 from 1959 to 1963
JERSEY
York a
secondary Sale
City.
about 2.22%.
Southampton
100,000 park bonds.
Mississippi
Bond
July 16—v. 188, p.
by
Concord, N. H.
Note Offering—Verne F. Santas,
on
Jackson County (P.O. Pascagoula),
August 1 from 1959
Principal and
on
inclusive.
1968
to
MISSISSIPPI
$1,799,000 park
Trust
270,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1971 to 1988 inclusive.
Morristown),
Jersey
Bond Sale—The
National
of Boston,
1,
Cohoes, N. Y.
Offering — Arthur
Bond
receive
Morris County (P. O.
Mount
Concord, N. H.
July 22 for the purchase of $100,000 school bonds. Dated August 1,
,
of New
Wood,
&
cipal and interest payable at the
Union National Bank & Trust Co.,
HAMPSHIRE
1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Bank, Mata¬
Legality approved by Haw¬
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
N
a
tional
July
& Merchants National
Department,
40
Water
Street,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
$130,000 4s. Due on Feb.
Dated
est J-J.
NEW
of
price of 100.43,
basis of about 3.55.
a
3.60s, at
as
(EDST)
Improvement
on Sept.
to 1966 inclusive.
1 from 1958
Cliver, Secretary of the Board of
Education, w,ill receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on July 28 for
on
J.
Inc.,
receive
will
p.m.
Districts bonds. Due
August 4 for the pur¬
chase of $850,000 building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Amortization
bonds will be the first choice and
serial bonds will be the second
choice of the School Board. Inter¬
(MST)
Osseo
District Clerk
—
Troy,
Various
117,500
94—were awarded to C. J. Devine
Horn County Sch. Dist. No.
17-H (P. O. Hardin), Mont.
Bond Offering
R.
clusive.
(DST) on July 29
purchase of $152,000 bonds,
bonds offered
Big
2
Harry
Principal anty Trust Co., both of New York,
and interest (M-S) payable at the Harriman
Ripley & Co., \ Inc.,
Marine Trust Company of West- Smith, Barney & Co., First Bos$22,000 general bonds.
ern
New York, in Buffalo, or at ton Corp., Halsey, Stuart & Co.,,
100,000 water system bonds.
the option of the holder, at the Inc.,
30,000 water bonds.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
The
bonds are dated
July 1, Marine Midland Trust Company, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and W. IT.
1958. Due on July 1 from 1959 to of New York City. Legality ap- Morton & Co.
1978 inclusive. Principal and inter¬ proved by Hawkins
Delafield & New York City Housing Authority,
est (J-J) payable at the Farmers Wood, of New York City.
New York
640,000 3V8S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
—
com¬
Clerk,
until
bids
94—were awarded to the
p.
follows:
as
wan.
obligation drainage bonds of¬
fered
a
1 from
$395,000 3s. Due on Feb.
Kandiyohi County (P. O. Willmar),
Minnesota
of 100.02,
at a price
Co.,
365,000
Bond Sale
Northern
Louis,
St.
Co.,
District, N. J.
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
follows:
1959.
■
—
net interest cost of about 3.04%,
a
as
1988 inclusive.
to
16
Co., Chicago, Stern Brothers
& Co., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., and
Stix
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
60,000 3.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
~
July
Trust
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
*
—
"?J"lynn2,9 f°r as follows.
the, 1?.urehase of 1
Offering—Arthur C. Hall,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
The $1,500,000
$555,000 school
Manufacturers National Bank,
$1,266,500 bonds,
Bond
composed of the Mercantile
group
Trust
188,
Williamsville),
Offering
sealed
Matawan, N. J.
188, p. 93—were awarded to a
v.
1971 inclusive.
40,000 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1 from
—
offered
bonds
school
1961 to 1967 inclusive..
Missouri
BondS ale
$35,000 2Vis.: Due on Feb. 1 from
1968 to
Kirkwood School
No. R-7 (P. O. Kirkwood),
York
Sale—The
bon<*s offered July 16 — v. 188,
P- 1?T4
-were awarded to Chas.
Weigold & Co., and Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc., jointly, as
3.70s, at a price of 100.90, a basis
of about 3.62%.
;
$185,000 school $925,000 Various Water Districts'
bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from
boiffts offered July 14—v. 188, p.
1958 to 1987 inclusive.
j* ji
94—were awarded to Phelps, Fenn
224,000 Storm and Sanitary Sew& Co., Inc., as 4s, at a price of
er
Districts
bonds.
Due
on
100.10, a basis of about 3.98%.
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1985 in-
St. Louis County,
of par, a
New
Bond
Bond Sale—The
March
Due' on
1973
from
•
Lodi School
O.
Jones, Town
basis of about 3.76%.
from
$68,000 3s. Due on March 1
1959 to 1972 inclusive.
par.
Union Free Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Huntington Station),
No. 13
New York
Bond
follows:
Henning Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 545,
(P.
188,
14—v.
^ank,
Huntington
(P. O. Alleghany), N.
Amherst
p. 94—
Ryan &
Co., and Lebanthal & Coi, jointly,
as
3.80s, at a price of 100.16, a
July
2958
n
State
& Traders Trust Co., both
Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross, Indian Lake (P. O. Indian Lake),
Wood, Struthers & Co., and R. D.
New York
White & Co., as 3V2S, at a price
Bond Sale—The $65,500 health
of 100.98, a basis of about 3.41%.
center bonds offere"d july 10_v.
awarded to John J.
were
187
v
of
Bond Sale — The $303,500 gen¬
eral improvement and water bonds
1,
Holland School District, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $130,-
F-A.
price of
YORK
turers
Lodi, N. J.
.1972 to 1976 inclusive.
205,000 3.30s. Due on Feb.
and
water
of Honeoye Falls, as 2.70s, at a
Y.
Bond Sale—The $724,900 building bonds offered July 17—v. 188,
p. 193—were awarded to a group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of Western New York, Manufac-
Bond Sale—The $22,000 artesian
bonds
offered
July
14 —
v.
1
The
—
totaling $30,000 of-
10
and Olean Central School District
as
par.
well
inclusive.
1967
to
Tnlv
fPrPf3
Alleghany, Carrollton, Humphrey
165,000 3V4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
St.
NEW
Keyport, N. J.
from
inclusive.
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
of $50,000
school
bonds.
Dated
August 1,
1958. Due on August 1 from 1961
of
Feb. 1
on
1961
115,000 3s. Due
purchase
inclusive.
Due
to
1962
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CDST) on July
23
ville
2y2s, at
,
H. V. Carlin,
—
school
$60,000
2s, at 100.05, a basis
were awarded to the
Woodward
District, N. J.
Sale—The
offered July 15—v. 188, p.
94—were awarded to the Somer-
150,000 3y4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Sch. Diet. No. 601,
Minnesota
4s.
1959
.
&h ^aeC,kerleH
Sale
sewer bonds
bonds
follows:
Feb. 1,
son,
School
Calif on
Bond
Bank,
Chicago,
Newhard,
Cook & Co., Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., G. H. Walker & Co., and
Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeekerle, as
^
Zuber
&
group
ings
1; 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
a
F°,"
Co., Hastings-
Trust
as
Honeoye Falls, N. Y.
Bond
composed of Boettcher &
a
&
composed of Harris Trust & Sav¬
bids until 8 p.m.
1979
to
awarded
were
—
Z' group
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
.
school
July 15—v. 187, p.
bonds offered
District Clerk, will receive sealed
to
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Belvidere. Legality
57
of about 1.98%.
Alamogordo), N. Mexr
$350,000 school
building bonds offered July 15—
(J-D)
Sale—The $700,000
Bond
No.
District
County
on-Hudson,
Bond Sale—The
to 1976
1 from 1959
Dec.
on
the
County, Alamogordo Munic¬
ipal School District No. 1 (P. O.
inclusive.
Cape Girardeau School District,
Dodge Center Independent School
<
p.m.
(DST) on July 30
purchase of $578,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1956.
MISSOURI
awarded to the Empire State Bank
Otero
8
for the
Due
were
—
until
1,
Aug.
dated
are
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
offered
bonds
188, p. 193
v.
—
bonds
Legality approved by Charles
1958.
The $36,000 street
—
(297)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
July
inclusive.
dated
July
1,
interest (J-J)
payable at the Town Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Tall-
madge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
Bond Sale
trict
—
The $500,500
Improvement
July 16
—
v.
188, p. 193
awarded to George Bj
—
1959
Dis¬
bonds offered
were
Gibbons &
Dated
ern
Co., jointly, as 3V2S, at a price of
wanda,
or
at
holder,
at
the
a
basis of about 3.47%.
Hastings-On-Hudson,
N.
Bond Sale—The $73,000
Y.
munic¬
ipal parking bonds offered July 15
—v.
188,
p.
193—were awarded to
Trust
gality
Tona¬
of the
Midland
the option
Marine
Le¬
Hawkins,
Co., of New York City.
approved
Delafield
City.
North
in
York,
New
Principal
Company of West¬
Trust
Co., Inc., and Bacon, Stevenson &
100.31,
1958.
1,
(J-D) payable at the
and interest
Marine
inclusive.
1986
to
June
&
by
Wood, of New York
.
58
(298)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
J.
S. Hays & Co., at a price
100.07, a net interest cost of
about 2.85%, as follows:
and R.
Bond Sale
lic
The $950,000 pub¬
home bonds offered
—
welfare
July 16
188,
cial"
of
Orange County (P. O. Goshen),
New York
.£;•. >;
bonds.
$90,000
to
a
p.
1965
1969 to
Sale
—
The
Cross,
100.23,
New York
jfV;
Bond Sale
—
—
v.
to
188,
a
—
to
a
&
price of
The $4,161,000 im¬
account:
& Renshaw.
S.
Clarkson
Memorial
College of Technology (P. O.
Potsdam), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Donald
Intyre,
Treasurer,
F.
Mc-
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
on
July 28 for the purchase of
$1,350,000 non-tax exempt dormi¬
tory revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1957.
1997
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
1960 to
Interest A-O. Le¬
2.75%,
follows:
$1,800,000
from
Smith,
Barney & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Stearns & Co., Hornblower
& Weeks, Goodbody & Co., E. F.
Hutton & Co., Wood, Gundy &
Co., Inc., Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
inc., Thomas & Co., Rand & Co.,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Rod¬
Thomas
awarded
were
21/4S.
Due
1965 to
1968 and
9,400,000
from
Due
May
on
1
May
on
1,
1969.
2%s.
May
on
(J-D) payable at the
Bank, of Akron.
approved
by
Squire,
National
Legality
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond Sale—The $344,000 school
bonds
offered
July
16—v. 187, p. 2958—were awarded
to J. A. White & Co., as 3y4s, at
price of 100.28,
a
basis of about
a
Offering—T. C. Hoffman,
Auditor, will receive sealed
City
Mentor
bids until
Co.,
Inc.,
Hannahs,
Field, Richards &
Co.,
Lee, The Ohio Company,
Stein Bros. & Boyce, Carolina Se¬
curities Corp., Harkness & Hill,
Inc., First National Bank of Mont¬
until
1963
Red
Bond
Springs, N. C.
$125,000
Sale—The
sani¬
p.m.
tary sewer bonds offered July 15
July 30 for the pur¬
—v, 188, p. 194—were awarded to
$540,000 public improve¬
the First Securities Corp., at a
ment bonds. Dated July
1, 1958. price of
100.04, a net interest cost
Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1987
of about
3.45%, as follows:
inclusive. Principal and interest
$50,000 3V2S. Due on June 1 from
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Valley
(DST)
on
chase of
Stream
National
Bank
&
proved
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Trust
Co., Valley Stream.
Legality ap¬
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
20,000 33/4s. Due
and
by
Heckler &
City.
$544,000 public
July 16—
p. 194—were awarded to
Marine Trust Co. 6f West¬
New York,
Morton & Co.,
Buffalo, and W. H.
jointly, as 2.70s, at
price of 100.16, a basis of about
2.67%.
Bond
ous
Bond Offering—Ruth H.
Stern,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(EDST)
22 for the purchase of
on July
$2,200,000
building bonds. Dated July
1, 1958.
Due
on
1
from
1977 inclusive.
17—v.
to
Sale—The
purposes
194—were
Clark
of
awarded
Nov. 1 from 1958
ern
at
cial
Sale—The
188,
p.
94—were
assessment
York, in Buffalo, or at
option of the
holder, at the
Marine Midland Trust
of
New
proved
York
City.
Company,
Legality ap¬
by
Heckler &
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
City.
ment
188,
bonds
94—were
p.
First
of
awarded
Cleveland
3y4s, at
about
the
to
Corporation,
price of 101.20,
a
as
basis
a
3.01%.
sealed
bids
until
noon
(DST)
on
follows:
Dec.
New York
Bond Offering—Sealed
bids will
be received until
July 30 for the
purchase of $9,780,000 high school
site and
building bonds.
NORTH
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 county
hospital bonds offered July 15—
v.
188, p. 194—were awarded to a
group composed of Vance Securi¬
ties Corp., J. Lee Peeler
& Co.,
Carolina
Securities
I
from
bonds.
1959 to
Due
1968
clusive.'
70,500
Series
Dec.
1
2958
ald
1959
to
Due
Co.,
100.04,
1963
in¬
The
bonds
are
dated Aug. 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Rocky River branch
1958.
National
City Bank of
Cleveland. Legality approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
...i
'
Corp.,
a
basis
a
at
1960
...
.
Brook Park, Ohio
-
of
about
of
2.99%.'
and
McDonald & Co., as
3y4s, at a
price of 100.53, a basis of about
3.14%.
Water
Project
Dec.
1 from 1959
No.
1
bids until
noon
receive
(EST)
on
sealed
Aug. 12
for the purchase of
$1,091,000 spe¬
Sept. 1 fr
Sept. 1, 19
on
accou
from
1959
to
on
Sept. 1, 1969
10,000
3.20s.
Due
on
Sept.
1,
1974.
*
at
the
10,000
3.30s.
1976.
•
and
Sept. 1, 1975.
on
Sept.
i,
on
Due
:
V...
.
25,000 3%s. Due
:
First
Bonds
Re-Offered
650,000 various
which
July
all
.
.
improvement
offered July
E.
$2,-
purposes bonds
bids
were
rejected
for
on
awarded to Braun, Bosworth
Co., Inc., as 23/4s, at a price of
100.06, a basis of about 2.74%.,
15
Details
of
Versailles, Ohio
Offering
—
Fred
Nickol,
bids until
noon
(EST) on July 24
purchase of $20,000 sew¬
age treatment plant improvement
for
the
bonds.
on
Dated
July
1
clusive.
July 1,
from
1960
Principal
(J-J)
1958.
to
Due
1969
in¬
and
interest
the First Na¬
payable at
tional Bank, of Versailles.
Legal¬
ity approved by Bricker, Evatt,
Barton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Co¬
lumbus.
'
'
.
Willoughby, Ohio
Bond Sale
—
offered July 14
— v.
188, p. 94 —
awarded to McDonald &
Co.,
3s, at a price of 100.60, a basis
of about 2.87%.
were
Bond
County (P. O. Bowling
Green), Ohio
Offering—Ralph G.
deberry, Clerk
of Board of
Commissioners, will
bids until 10
a.m.
County Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Wallowa), Oregon •
Bond
Bran-
County
receive sealed
(EST)
on
July
Offering—Jennie Conkli
District
Clerk, will receive seal
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
July
for the purchase of $98,000 ge
eral
Dated
obligation
building
boric
July 1, 1958. Due on Jul
1961
cipal
to 1969
inclusive. Prj
and interest
payak
(J-J)
the
County Treasuier's offi
Legality approved by John
Shuler, of Portland.
:
,
,
Willamette
(P.. O.
City
Star
.
Water
Route,
Distric
Box
215,
188,
v.
p.
194.
awarded
City
sealed
bonds.
23
'
will receive
1:30 p.m. (PST)
for
the
Dated
purchase
March
March 1 from
clusive.
Bonds
thereafter
due
to
in
Principal
payable
1978
1968
in¬
and
of March
as
interest
and
the
at
of
sewer
1, 1958, Due
1959
callable
are
1967.
City
Re¬
Legality approved
by Shuler, Sayre,'Winfree & Ran¬
kin, of Portland. ' ;
Note
were
fered
Chas.
N.
•
offer
95
p.
we
—
Tripp -C
Co., jointl
Aliquippa, Pa.
Bond
foregoing bonds
originally of¬
July 9—v. 188,.p. 95.
'
not sold when
on
.'
'
.
bonds
188,
$400,000 water
p.
will recei
July 21 for tl
until
Centerville School District, Pa.
Bond Offering
— A.
L. Kinde
Secretary of the Board of Seho
Directors, will receive sealed hi
until 8 p.m.
(DST) on July 19 f
purchase of $50,000 gener
obligation bonds.
Dated Aug.
the
1958.
Due
1968
to
Aug.
on
1
inclusive.
from
19
Legality
a
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perr
&
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Crafton School District,
Bond Offering
L.
Cochran,
Board
of
on
of
th
Directors,
School
sealed
(DST)
wi
bids
July
Pa.,
Mrs. Margar
—
Secretary
until
for
21
.
8
p.
the
.
pu
awarded
/
T
to
Clackamas County School District
No. 28 (P. O.
Milwaukie), Oregon
Offering—Clare Edmiston,
1972
inclusive.
Legality ap
by Reed, Smith, Shaw
McClay, of Pittsburgh.
proved
East on
Suburban
District Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Mihali
chase of $70,000 general obligatio
July- 10— school
building bonds. Dated An
to
1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 195
offered
95—were
Foster & Marshall.
Bond
_
receive
Bend, Oregon
Sale—The
v;
John
Secretary,
bids
'
'
>
-
.
—
purchase of $125,000 general obi
gation bonds.
V1'
The
—
Offering
Borough
$135,000 general obligation
on
to
bonds
-
188,
PENNSYLVANIA
Recorder,
bids until
July
on
water
v.
and June S. Jones &
•
Bond Offering—Arthur R. John¬
son,
Sale—The $15,000 gener
obligation
July 8 —
sealed
p.m. (PST) on July
29 for the purchase of
$149,000
general obligation building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1975 inclusive.
Prin¬
Water Authorit
Pennsylvania
8
Bond
Sale
—
The
$1,500,00
water revenue bonds offered Jul
15—v.
188,
95—were awarde
composed of Halsej
p.
to a
group
Stuart & Co.
Inc.; Smith, Barne
& Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Thoma
County
& Co., and Dolphin &
Co., at
Legality approved
by Shuler,
price of 98, a net interest cost 0
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
about 3.898%. The
cipal
at
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
Treasurer's office.
the
successful bi
specified interest rising graduall
land.
Note
were
The
—
not
offered
on
foregoing
bonds
sold
when
originally
July 7—v. 187, p. 2959.
Jefferson County, Deschutes
Valley
Water District (P. O.
Madras),
from
Aug.
the
1,
2.40%
1964,
Bond
general
July
14
awarded
Sale
—
v.
to
The
—
obligation
bonds,
terest
due
rate
187,
p.
the
First
2959
offered
—
were
National
Bank of Portland.
Sale
The
$4,000,000
water bonds offered
July 15 — v.
187, p. 2959—were awarded to a
group headed
—
by the First Nation¬
3.70
Aug.
of
1, 1998,
the
4%.
in
t
1.
Bond Sale—The
eral
$1,000,000 gen
obligation improvement bond
offered
were
Portland, Oregon
Bond
th
on
to
Johnstown, Pa.
$575,000
bonds
coupon
maturity
the last of the serial bonds du
in 1982 and 1983. For the
$750,00
on
Oregon
The $75,000 bonds
as
Bank,'
Security
Wallowa
the
OREGON
&
Bond
i
on
bonds
were
$27,675
2959—were awarded
p.
National
Bond
The
—
Albany, Oregon
v.
15—v. 187, p. 2959—
The
—
*
are being re-offered for
July 29, acording to Lloyd
Goble, Clerk of the Board of
sale
Bond
Bond Sale—The $154,000
special
187,
the
1978.
National
Ohio
Sale
Toledo.
Sept. 1, 1977
on
Tripp & Co.
Toledo, Oregon
Oakridge), Oregon
Bank, Akron.
assessment
Bond
v.
at
10,000 33/4s. Due
'
from
.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Savings Ba
Chase "Manhatt
provement bonds offered July 7
;J
'
corder's office.
bonds.
bonds are dated June
11,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
V
Sept. 1 fron.
inclusive.
1973.
2
-
to 1963
The
1958.
Wood
Offering—W. E. Weaner,V
on
inclusive.
and
and Chas. N.
Trust
1970.
Improve¬
Main
Trust
of
<.■^
on
1968
(M-S)
51,659 paving bonds. Due
Defiance, Ohio
City Auditor, will
&
10,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1, 1971.
20,000 3V8S. Due on Sept. 1, 1972
1,
.
J
to
to
20,000 27/83. Due
McDon¬
price
Tallmadge, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Virginia
K.
Walters, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon
(DST) 011
July 31 for the purchase of $184,415 special assessment
bonds, as
Bond Sale—The $198,280 street
Bond
to
3s,
as
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
on
clusive.
the
awarded
were
—
&
on
\
bonds.
II
from
Harris
composed of
Bank
jr?'
$90,000 2%s. Due
special
assessment
street
improvement
bonds offered July 14 — v.
187, p.
in¬
improvement bonds offered July
15—v. 187, p. 2958—were awarded
CAROLINA
Edgecombe County (P. O.
Tarboro), N. C.
Inc.;
1
1978
Other members of the
$24,000 trans¬
group
follows:
bids
$206,700 Series
,
Sept.
on
1980.
and
City, Small-Milburn Co., R. J. Ed¬
wards, Inc., and Evan L.
Davis,
revenue
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $277,200 street improvement
bonds, as
a
bonds appeared in
South Euclid, Ohio
— The
$70,524
Upper Arlington,
Offering — Glen L. GanCity Auditor, will receive
Sept. 1 fr
Due
400,000 0.25s. Due
-
National
Commissioners.
on
Bond
2%s.
1975 to
Bond Sale
Bay Village, Ohio
yard,
on
800,000 278S. Due
Stillwater, Okla.
inclusive.
Merrill, Turben & Co., as 2%s,
price of 100.07, a basis of
ab
1967 inclusive.
to
1,400,000
Liberty National Bank
&
Co.,
both
of
Oklahoma
Trust
spe¬
improve¬
July 12—v.
offered
1968
about 2.72%.
of
White Plains City School
District,
Co.,
to
street
Due
awarded
to
First
to
$37,000.81
July
a
New
the
the
Salem, Ohio
Bond
to
1986 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Marine Trust
Company of West¬
awarded
Fahey,
Co., as 3y2s, at a price
a basis of about 3.41%.
&
100.78,
vari¬
group composed of Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., First Cleve¬
land Corp., Fahey, Clark &
Co.,
of
follows:
as
1961
County
pricO
a
cost
Chicago,
Bank, Bankers Trust Co., both
New York, Harriman
as 2s. / s
Ripley"
1
Co., Inc., First Boston Corp., De
Ottawa County
Indep. Sch. District Witter & Co., Foster & Marsha
No. 26 (P. O.
Afton), Okla.
Atkinson & Co., Hess & McFa
$645,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 188,
ment,
offered
Sale—The
and
follows:
$680,500
bonds
interest
$1,400,000 5s. Due
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P.O. Jay), Okla.
1
Bond
Ohio
a
(P. O. West Seneca), N. Y.
school
June
1968
portation
Bond Sale—The
Barberton, Ohio
and
West Seneca and Orchard Park
Central School District No. 1
No.
Exempted Village Sch. Btist.
$132,756
offered
ern
a
on
1970
OHIO
188,
v.
the
June 1,
1971.
Watertown, N. Y.
projects bonds
on
55,000 3y2s. Due
1972 to
Bond Sale—The
Delaware
inclusive.
Ballin &
2
2.73%,
Interest
i
net
a
from 1968 to 1974 inclusive.-
July 31
on
April and Oct. 1 from 1959
on
p.
&
(EST)
noon
&
Offering
—
Anthony
Becher, Village Treasurer, will re¬
bids
the
to
and
as
Mansfield, Ohio
Bond
sealed
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's office. :
1958.
Bond Sale—The
$195,000 build¬
Liberty-Benton Local Sch. District ing and equipment bonds
offered
(P. O. Findlay), Ohio
July 7 — v. 187, p. 2959 — were
Witter & Co., Baxter & Co., Rey¬
& Co., Laurence M. Marks
Parker & Redpath.
Robert, W. Baird
par,
Sept. 1,
(M-S)
for the purchase of $78,700 assess¬
ment bonds.
Due semi-annually
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of' gomery, Fulton Reid & Co., Third
National Bank in NaskVille, PresNew York City.
cott & Co., and
McJunkin, Patton
Valley Stream, N. Y,
& Co.
ceive
inclusive:
al Bank of Portland, at
assess¬
and interest
First
Bond
Co., Investment Corporation of
Norfolk, Swiss American Corp.,
Baker, Watts & Co., Auchincloss,
$31,900
Sept. 1 from 1959
on
Monday, July 21, 19
.
,
Bank, of Jay,
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Branch Banking &
Trust Co., of Wilson, Wertheim &
Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, Dean
nolds
of
special
equipment - bonds
of¬
fered July 9—v. 188, p. 94—were
awarded to the Delaware
County
1
Other members of the account:
1
Dated
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $24,sanitary sewer bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
1959 to. 1978 inclusive.
Principal
000
1970 to 1978 inclusive.
Harriman
purchase
No.
bonds.
OKLAHOMA
3.21%.
Due
Due
Village Clerk, will receive
steel,
improvement
1967 inclusive.
23/2s.
the
Line
ment
Hudson, Ohio
May 1 from
on
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Bear
man
—
in¬
1978
on
syndicate headed by the First
1,300,000
the
94
$2,500,000 4s. Due
3.08%.
in
p.
net interest cost of about
as
194 — were awarded
headed by Halsey,
Co., Inc., as 3.10s, at a
100.13, a basis of about
p.
Others
Due April 1 1977.
Boston Corp., at a price of 100.01,
group
Stuart
188,
v.
to
for
Water
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
—
a
provement bonds offered July 15
*
April 1 from
on
1959
31
Due
Bond Offering—Bertha O. Bon-
(State of).
Bond Sale
The $15,000,000
school
plant
construction
and
improvement bonds offered July
16
Suffolk County (P. O. Riverhead),
April 1, 1968.
April 1 from
North Carolina
33/4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.73%.
as
a
on
inclusive.
1976 inclusive.
to
20,000 0.50s.
$66,000 sewer
15—v. 187, p.
2958—were awarded to Roosevelt
&
on
Due
175,000 3 V-iS. Due
1972
Bond
Due
1958.
1,
Principal, and
interest
(M-N) payable at the State Bank
& Trust Co.,
Defiance. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
inclusive.
1971
from
1
district
sewer
Aug.
clusive.
from
April 1 from
on
to 1967
90,000 2%s.
Pleasantville, N.Y.
bonds offered July
Due
30,000 2V2s.
basis of about 2.65%.
April 1
on
Dated
Nov.
on
1964 inclusive.
95,000 23/4s.
group
Co., and Brown Bros. Harriman &
Co., as 2.70s, at a price of 100.339,
a
Due
1960 to
94 — were
composed of
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
New York City, W. H. Morton &
v.
—
awarded
6s.
assessment"
.
July
15—v.
awarded
to
a
188,
p.
group
95—
com
posed of Stroud & Co., Inc.; Gold
man,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Schaffer
Necker &
Parke;
K*av,
Co.; Schmidt, Roberts 8
Penington, Colket & Co.
Richards
&
Co.,
anc
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.
188 ' Number 5761
olume
.
month
price of 100.0085, a net intercost vof
about
3.13%, as
a
t
for
Bank
'
Puerto Rico
.
Authority
Aug. 1 from
'/1969 to 1971 inclusive.
50,000 3s/ Due on
inclusive.
1972 to 1978
.■
.>
(DST) on July 23 for the purchase
$275,000 bonds, as follows: ;
of
$100,000 sewer bonds. Due on July
1 from 1959 to
1978 inclusive.
100,000 highway construction and
Aqueduct and Sewer
(P. O. San Juan),.
July 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
Puerto Rico
;
Revenues
Due on Aug. 1 from
50,000 8%s.
Puerto
Development
Rico is fiscal
reconstruction bonds. Due on
from
-
a year ago.
agent for. the Puerto Rico Water
Resources Authority. *
50,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1959 to' 1963 inclusive;-r- " "
.
period
The' Government
llows:
50,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
(299)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Steadily Increasing—
50,000
bonds.
Due
of
Spartanburg, or at the : option
holder, at a bank in New
the
York
City, such banks to be se¬
by the purchaser, subject
approval by the County Board.
lected
to
$1,265,000 5s. Due on July 1 from'
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
2,945,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
York City.
2,450,000
from
on
TENNESSEE
July 1 from 1968 to 1977 in¬
.
Smith, Barney & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.09%, as follows:
and
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
-
Revenues of the Authority in May,
■
funding
in
59
clusive. •
3.10s. Due on July
1978
1
to 1983 inclusive.
Due- on July 1
to 1987 Inclusive.
1,890,000 3.20s.
from
Knoxville, Tenn.
1984
July 1, 1988.
syndicate:
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., White, Weld & Co^ B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Hayden, Stone
&
Co., Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray, Bank, of Memphis.
ank, Philadelphia; DeHaven & projects were completed and 13
'Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston. $60,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from Pomeroy, Inc., Bacon, Stevenson
new ones begun.
ownsend,
Crouter &
Bodine,
& Co., Baxter & Co., Bramhall,
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
The Government Development
intly, at a price of 100.03, a net
Falion & Co., Inc., Fitzpatrick,
SOUTH CAROLINA
200,000 3V2S. Due on March 1
terest cost of about 3.10%, as Bank, for Puerto
Rico is fiscal
Sullivan & Co., McDonneU & Co.,
from 1966 to 1978 inclusive.
Spartanburg County (P. O.
llows:
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
240,000 3.70s.
Due on March 1 Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc., Courts
Spartanburg), S. C.
1959 Authority.
- '.;/
& Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Red0,000 6s. Due on Aug, 1,
from 1979 to 1988 inclusive.
Bond Offering—R. H. Ashmore,
and 1960. v\
V
path, Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
from
RHODE ISLAND
Memphis, Tenn.
Inc., Newman, Brown & Co., Inc.,
0,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Bond
Sale
The
$10,000,000 Memphis Securities Company,
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on July
North Providence, R. /.
from
Mid-South Securities Co., A. Web¬
0,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1
water division revenue bonds of¬
Bond Offering—Ralph D. Cucolo, 28 for the purchase of $300,000 road
ster Dougherty & Co.
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
from Town
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. fered July 15—v. 188, p. 195—
Treasurer,
will
receive
Almstedt Bros., Jack M. Bass &
60,000 3s... Due on Aug. 1
Lansdale School Districts,
1958
amounted
to
$661,006
com¬
Pa.
pared with $646,722 in May of
Bond
Sale—The $300,000. _gen-. 1957,- according to Rafael V. Ural obligation bonds offered July rutia, Executive Director of the
—v.
188, p. 95—were awarded | Authority.
c. ...
The
Philadelphia- National
During the month of May, 12
..
.
!
25,000 water bonds. Due on July
1 from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
"
Bond Sale
—
The
*"
$500,000 mu¬
nicipal auditorium - civic center
The
bonds are
dated July 1, general obligation bonds offered
1958. Principal and interest pay¬ July 10 — v. 187, p. 2959 — were
able at the above-mentioned Bank. awarded
to
the
First
National
450,000 Is.
Due
on
Other members of the
.
-
—
..-
.1977 inclusive.
Due on Aug. 1
1983 inclusive." ci
1972 to
60,000 3%s.
to
1978
Due on Aug. 1
50,000 3V4S.
Bank
from
45
1, 1958.
Due on Aug. 1 from
1959
of. Boston, Municipal Dept.,
to. 1970
inclusive.
Principal
and
until 11 a.m.
interest
bids
at the
First National
Milk: St., Boston,
(F-A) payable at a bank
awarded
were
headed
Inc.,
to
a
syndicate
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Equitable
Securities
Corp.,
Co.,
Inc., Fred D. Blake & Co.,
Bulling& Co., Chace, White-*
Boettcher and Company,
ton-Schas
inclusive'."
1988
1984 to
sealed
from
«*.
School District
(P. O. Langhorne), Pa.
Middletourv Twp.
Sale
Bond
improvement
16—v. 188, p.
to Rambo,
offered July
onds
5
lose
awarded
were
—
&
$175,000
The
—
obligation
eneral
Inc., as 3V2S.
Kerner,
PhoenijtgMfe School District, Pa.
Bond Safe—An issue of $220,000
eneral obligation bonds was sold
o Stroud & Co., as 27fes, at a price
,100.70, a basis of about 2.77%.
;
r '
^
Scranton, Pa.
"BondSale — The
.
$445,000
obligation improvement
nd judgment funding bonds ofered July 16 were awarded to a
roup
composed
of
Harriman
eneral
& Co., Inc., W. H. New& Co., and Yarnall,
ipley
Id's
Son
"ddle
Co., as 3%s, at a price
a basis of about 3.33%.
&
100.32,
'pper Merrort!:Tou>nship Sch. Dist.
(P. O. King of Prussia), Pa.
••Bond Sale —The $290,000 gen¬
eral obligation
Tered
improvement bonds
188, p. 95-
14—v.
July
and
Crouter &
awarded to-^Grant & Co.,
ere
eHaven & Townsend,
odine, as 3s, at a price of
basis of about 2.93%.
RICO
PUERTO
Ports Authority (P.
Puerto Rico
San Juan), Puerto
Traffic
Cargo
Passenger
—
O.
Rico
and
Passenger
Air
in
Gains
100.53,
traffic
International Airport at
San
Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled
77,625 in May,
1958. compared
with 74,693 passengers in May of
1957, an increase of 4%, according
to an announcement July 11 by
Eduardo Gracia, Executive Direc¬
through
tor of the Authority.
Cargo move¬
through the airport in
ment
May
pounds, compared
2,773,118 pounds in May of
totaled 3,051.720
with
last
an
year,
increase of 10%.
ended May 31,
figures totaled
995,013 against 894,511 passengers
for the year ended May 31, 1957,
representing an increase of 11%.
Cargo moved in the year, ended
For
1958,
-
the
year
passenger
<
42,050,967 pounds,]
37,886,453 pounds
corresponding period last
last May totaled
compared with
in
the
iyear, an increase of 11%.
Y The Government Development
Bank for Puerto Rico
is fiscal
for the Puerto Rico
.agent
Ports
Authority.
•'
Water Resources
Rico
Puerto
Juan),
Authority (P. O. San
Puerto Rico
Energy
Electric
ally
Increasing
revenues
—
Continu¬
Electric power
Sales
of the Authority in
May,
compared
with $2,386,481
in May of 1957,
r
according
to
S.
L.
Descartes,
vl958
-
-
totaled $2,689,815,
Executive Director.
-b: Revenues
•i ended
for
May 31,
the
.'$31,394,702, compared
'
204,913
in
the
12
months
1958 amounted to
with $27,-
corresponding 12-
i*J
60
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(300.)
Winslow, Inc., Clark, Land- tees, will receive sealed bids until
Kirkpatrick, Inc., Cum¬ 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July 23 for
Corp., Evans & the purchase of $295,000 school
Dated Aug. 1,
Co., Inc., Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., building bonds.
Leftwich & Ross, C. H. Little & 1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., 1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
inc., T. J. Raney & Sons, James terest (F-A) payable at the First
N. Reddoch & Co., M. A. Saunders National Bank, of Beaumont. Le¬
& Co., Inc.
'*'} gality approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Strene, Agee & Leach, Stern- Weems & Searls, of Houston.
30,000 fire station bonds, for $20,000 3s, due on Jan. 1 from
aide &
alreet
&
1959
berland Securities
to
1973
$10,000
Skagit County Public Utility Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Mount
Vernon),
inclusive; and
due on Jan. 1
31/4S,
Washington
College
$300,000
Ingen & Co., jointly, at
of 98.005, a net interest
of
about
Education (P. O. Cheney), Wash.
bcrger & Co., Stephens, Inc., Wal¬
lace, Geruldsen & Co./ Walter,
Woodv & Heimerdinger, Webster,
Gatesville lndep. Sch. Dist.,
Hale, Alvis & Company,
The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.,
Blewer, Glynn & Co., Davidson &
Co., Inc., Dreyfus & Co., FidelityBankers Trust Co., of Knoxville,
First Southeastern Corp., W. L.
3.44%,
McLennan
and
Borger lndep. Sch. District, Texas
NOVA
cost
of
Debenture
achool
lo the Columbian Securities
Feb.
on
from
15
proved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
water
aold
and
bonds
ollows:
$53,000 5s. Due
March 1 from
on
bonds
tax
5y4s.
172,000
of $25,000
from
j
The
was'
1958
Securities
Columbian
bonds
dated
are
Interest
March
on
1
1992 inclusive.
callable
and
1976.
Corp. of Texas.
Due
1977 to
of
as
M-S.
July
1,
1,
March
Legality
ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
Dallas County Fresh Water Supply
District No. 18, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
water
Dallas,
6s, at
as
price of par.
Due on June
a
Dated June 15, 1958.
15
from
1960
inclusive.
1990
to
from
1
4%
and
Thornton
price of
&
par.
1960
to
after
Iseven
Callable
from
Principal and inter¬
payable at the County
years
date of issue.
est
(F-A)
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
proved
by
King County Water District No. 75
(P. O. Seattle),
bonds
sold
was
to
McMahon, Inc., at a
Dated July 15, 1958.
inclusive.
1988
Bond
3%%
Wash.
Sale—An issue of
water
$200,000
bonds
revenue
was
sold to the Pacific Northwest
and Wm.
Donna,
Bond
works
and
16
Texas
Sale—The
and
approved ,by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
UTAH
Salt Lake
refunding bonds offered July
were
to
awarded
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc., and Central
Investment Co. of Texas, jointly.
The bonds are dated July
1,
1958, and mature on Oct. 1 from
1973
1983
to
inclusive.
Callable
Bond
sealed
ceive
bids
until
Boothman, of Dallas.
Fannett lndep. School District
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas
Bond
Offering—Tilford
Gram-
est
J-J.
Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
1973
Jan. 1 from
on
Bonds
thereafter
and
due
in
callable
are
July 1, 1971. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Zions
City. Legality approved by Daw¬
son, Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
of
Denver.
and
16
p.
—
of this company,
Corp.,
a
a
as
basis
currency
payable September
the close of business
August
&
July
1,
July 1, 1970. Inter¬
Local
at
receive
sealed
$2,750,000
bids
until
school
noon
improvement
Aug. 1 from
bonds.
DULLEA
Due
on
1959
1983
on Aug. 1 from
1959
inclusive. Principal and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
1978
Footville State Bank, in Footville.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
building
187,
2960—were
p.
Blair
&
Pewauhee
to
Improvement
—
3, Wash.
An issue of $94,-
sanitary
Grande
sewer
&
Co.
bonds
$150,000
,
high
school addition construction bonds
offered July 11—v.
187,
2960—were
Webber,
awarded
Jackson
3y8s, at
&
187,
p.
to Paine,
Curtis,
as
price of 100.86, a
a
of
3
(P. O. Random Lake),
Bond Sale—The
$393,000 school
building bonds offered July 8
187,
Dated
2960
p.
Due
to
—
inclusive.
general
bonds.
1959
The
Due
to
on
1983
700
An issue of
—
improvement bonds
Bell,
Gouinlock
5 As.
Due
1959
to
bonds
1,
1958. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable at the City Treasurer's
United States Lines
Company
1958.
&
Due
office. Legality approved
by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, New
York City.
1,
1970,
on
any interest pay¬
Interest J-D. Legality
Port
Pasco, Wash.
Offering—Ada .M. Perry,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
City
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Aug. 5
for the purchase of
$170,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds.
on
Sept.
municipal
golf
Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
1 from 1960 to 1978
inclusive.
The bonds are callable
in inverse numerical order on and
after five years from date of issue.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved
by Weter,
Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
Hope, Ontario
Sale
An
—
sold
was
to
a
Anacortes
(P.
from
1959
terest
group composed
Offering
of
—
Port
J.
to
1978
inclusive.
The Board of Directors has authorized
the payment of a dividend of
fifty cents
per share payable Sept. 5, 1958,
to holders of Common Stock of record
($.50)
Aug. 15, 1958.
cost
of
100.46, a net
3.05%, as
about
Joint
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (PST) on Aug. 7 for the purr
chase of $85,000 general
obligation
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958.
Dae
011
July
1
from
1960
to
clusive.
The bonds
are
numerical
1978
order
from
One Broadway, New York 4, N. Y.
,
„
>
1959
to
1973
inclusive;
and $35,000 3 V4S, due
1
on
Jan.
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
School
bonds
p.
96
offered
—
District
No.
July
10
1
188,
v.
—
awarded to
were
»aie
issue
An
—
o
$590,429 improvement debenture
sold
was
A.
to
Ltd., and the
Bank, jointly,
E.
Ames
&
Co.
Toronto-Dominio
5s, at
as
price
a
o
on July 2 from 1959 t
inclusive. Interest J-D.
1978
Debenture
a
group
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Loewi & Co., Inc., and Burns,
Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., as 3y4S,
at a
price of 101.67, a basis of
about 3.11%.
and
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Seattle.
to
at
to
Foster and
Marshall.
of
Ltd.,
98.78,
and
Banqu
about
at a pri
interest cost o
net
a
4.94%,
follows:
as
$402,000 4As. Due
1959 to
1969 to
Dated
on
June 1 from
1968 inclusive.
168,000 5s._ Due
June
on
1
from
1978 inclusive.
June
1,
1958.
Interest
J. D.
Joliette, Quebec
Sale
—
An issue
o
sold to Credit Interprovincial
Ltd., at
issue of $205,-
price of 96.59,
a
terest cost of about
net in
a
4.78%,
fol
as
lows:
$70,000 4s. Due
1959 to
123,oou
Virden, Man.
Bond Sale
000
to
—
Dated
An issue of $250,-
improvement bonds
A.
E.
Ames
&
Co.,
was
August 1 fror
on
1968 inclusive.
4As.
Due
August
on
Ltd.,
terest
and
J-D.
,
•
•
•
••.«.
1958.
Interest
SASKATCHEWAN
Regina Public School Board No.
*
Saskatchewan
Debenture Sale
An issue c
$400,000
school
debentures wa
„
sold to
BRUNSWICK
St. John, N. B.
Sale
An
Debenture
—
issue
of
$800,000 improvement debentures
sold
1,
—
NEW
was
August
F-A.
sold
James Richardson &
Sons, as 5y4S,
at a price of 98.57. Due on
June 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. In¬
O.
Sale—The $100,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered July
8—v. 187, p.. 2852—were awarded
o
wa
from 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Vancouver), Wash.
eral
issue
$193,000 improvement debenture
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Inter¬
est J-D.
.
Bond
An
Corp.,
/
improvement bonds was sold
Mills, Spence & Co., as 5 As,
a price of 98.92. Due
on Dec. 1
•
Camas-Washougal (P.
—
An
—
debentures
Canadienne Nationale,
Debenture
000
callable in
on
rities
CANADA
Bond Sale
S»ie
school
a
group composed of A. E
Ames & Co., Ltd., Dominion Secu
composed of
in¬
fice.
Port of
E. FOX, Secretary
(City) and Viroqua,
(Towns)
(P. O. Viroqua), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $465,000 school
follows:
$155,000 school building bonds, for
$120,000 3s, due on Jan. 1
In
J-J.
$570,000
Altona, Man.
Lewis,
Commission,
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
of
Viroqua
R.
Waynesboro, Va.
price
o
Woodstock, Ontario
of
Franklin and Jefferson
Anacortes), Wash.
Bond
Sale—The $185,000 bonds
offered June 26—v.
187, p. 2712—
were awarded to F. W.
Craigie &
a
o
the
Dominion
Securities
Corp.
Ltd., Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.
and the Dominion
Bank, as 5s, a
a price
of 101.56. Due on July 1
was
Stock
at
interest
Co., Inc., as 3yss, at a price
100.67, a basis of 3.06%.
O.
after five years from date of issue.
Co.,
issue
102.01. Due
MANITOBA
of
Common
DIVIDEND
fro"
Interes
$240,000 improvement debenture
sold to
inverse
Bond
1
inclusive.
F-A.
a
June
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Secretary
Aug.
Ltd.
QUEBEC
improvement
Aug. 1 from
dated
are
sol
Co.,
August
on
1978
&
$100.
was
Granby, Quebec
1,
Port
inclusive.
Interes
Penetang, Ontario
*i.
Bond Sale
—
awarded to
were
o
Smith
494 s, at a pric
August 15 fro*
as
on
1978
Debenture
Community Sch. Dist.
issue
F-A.
basis
Wisconsin
v.
98.92.
1959
An
—
Masters,
Partners, Ltd.,
of about 3.01%.
Joint No.
to
Debenture
(Town and Village)
Sale —The
Sale
improvement 'debenture
sold
was
awarded
(P. O. Pewauhee), Wis.
p.
Dundas, Ontario
Debenture
Co.
Joint Common School District No. 1
Bond
1978 inclusive. In
to
$40,000 school
offered
July 2
bonds
to Allan
1959 to
$85,000
6
Sale—The
—v.
1 from
as
Grange School District No.
(P. O. Oshkosh), Wis.
Bond
o
w~
terest F-A.
Company, and Harley, Hayden &
inclusive.
to
500,000
Secretary
1, 1958. Due
to
issue
debentures
sold to Isard, Robertson & Co
Ltd., and Burns Bros. & Dento
Ltd., jointly, as 6s. Due on Augus
—
the
purchase of $98,700
building bonds. Dated Aug.
interest
school
An
—
group
composed
of Robt.
W
Baird
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Milwaukee
Due
Va.
(EST) on July 29 for the purchase
of $3,250,000
bondsy as follows:
July 16, 1958
WALTER
for
No.
Sale
sold
course
Offering — Randolph L.
Director of Finance, will
Hall,
6, 1958.
JAMES A.
Montreal
was
eral
VIRGINIA
value shares
5, 1958, to shareholders of record
Harbor
Bond
were
Bond
par
17
school
$90,000
Sale
Wis.
George Sarow,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m.
(CDST) on July
Random Lake
302.84 4.95%
offered
196
price of 100.22,
of about 2.67%,
quarterly dividend
no
Dated
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson
bonds
188,
v.
—
Danville,
the
Dist. No. 1,
Offering
Catholic
Separate School Board, Ont.
DeDenture
and callable
$380,000 school
nursing home
July
NOTICE
share in U. S.
Amherstburg Roman
ment date.
DIVIDEND
on
on
District
June
2.70s, at
per
5y4s.
as
Seattle.
Oak
First National Bank of Salt Lake
awarded to First Boston
declared
of
Southwick-Campbell
Due
of
as
VERMONT
ALUMINIUM LIMITED
was
was
1962
1986
Dated
Burlington, Vt.
of 17'A?
$49,-
bonds
July
bonds.
Bond Sale—The
a
system
port
OIVIDEND NOTICES
Jtly 16, 1958,
water
to
jmier, Secretary of Board of Trus-
On
856.41
Inc.,
Due
Bank, Austin. Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
re¬
Co.
(Village) Center and
Plymouth (Towns) Joint Sch.
Bond
issue
Interest J-J.
to
Footville
>
1958.
inclusive.
National
Improvement
Co.,
revenue
Inc., and Barcus, Kindred &
by
District No. 9, Wash.
Bond
Sale—An issue of
J.
a.m.
1,
ap¬
sold
1, 1958.
American
11
May
Legality
(MST) on Aug. 12 for the pur¬
chase of $2,500,000 municipal air¬
to
the
of
as
Moses Lake Local Sch.
Herman
—
Hogensen, City Recorder, will
(A-O)
at
Callable
Interest M-N.
awarded
group composed of Channer Se¬
curities Corp., Allan Blair &
Co.,
Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
&
City, Utah
Offering
Oct. 1,1968. Principal and interest
payable
1968.
proved
$284,000 water
system revenue
sewer
clusive.
196—were
p.
An
—
ONTARIO
a
Co.,
Co.,
P. Harper & Son &
Interest J-D. Legality approved Due on Jan. 15 from 1961 to 1975
jointly. Dated May 1, 1958. Due
by McCall. Parkhurst & Crowe, of inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality on May 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
Dallas.
188,
v.
Sale
v/as sold to G. E. Leslie &
Co., a
4%s, at a price of 99.46. Due o
July 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusiv
Sale—The $265,000 school
building bonds offered July 16—
County Public Hospital Dist.
(P.O. Soap Lake), Wash.
Bond
Offering — Marjorie F.
Kennedy, Secretary of the Board
of
Commissioners,
will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.ni. (PST) on
July 28 for the purchase of $75,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug.
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
3^2%
Windsor, N. S.
$131,000 improvement debentur
(Towns) Joint Sch. District
No. 1 (P. O.
Ellsworth), Wis.
No. 4
&
T exas
bonds
system
sewer
Searls, of Houston.
Seagoville Independent Sch. Dist.,
sold to Thornton & McMahon,
was
cf
and
&
inclusive.
(Village) and Diamond
Bluff, Ellsworth, El Paso, Gilman,
Hartland, Mart ell, Oak Grove,
Salem, Trenton and Trimbelle
Grant
sold to Louis Pauls & Co., as
was
May 1 from 1959 to 197
inclusive. Interest M-N.
on
from
1
Ellsworth
Legality ap¬
& Blair, of
Burcham
1982
Oct.
Bond
1963 to 1976 inclusive.
issue
sewer
the
to
in¬
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
tax
Spokane.
by
on
Cornell, Macgillivraj
4%s, at a price of 99.3
as
Due
inclusive.
WISCONSIN
Spokane.
combination
system
unlimited
and
revenue
Bovina, Tex.
-
Sale—An
Bond
works
water
Due
1961
1959 to
clusive. Interest F-A.
Water Control
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,000
Corp.,
21/1'S. Dated Aug. 15, 1958.
*s
of
issue
An
—
sold to
was
Ltd.,
Debenture
rev¬
(F-A) payable at the Old National
Bank
1977
Due
3s.
1978 to
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1985
Principal and interest
on
proved
(P. O. Waco), Texas
bonds was sold
refunding
to
& Co.
County
building
1964 to
79,000
Sale
$200,000 improvement debentur
from
1
Oct. 1 from
on
SCOTIA
Annapolis County, N. S.
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
inclusive.
Improvement District No. 4
of $71,000
issue
sold
was
union
Co., Ltd.,
a price of 97.5
July 2 from 1959 to 197
on
price
a
Oct.
on
173,000 ZVzS. Due
bonds.
enue
bonds
Underwood
student
Due
Sale—An issue of $35,000
schoolhouse
R. A.
TEXAS
Sale—An
000
T exa8
Lyons & Co., and the Weil, Roth
Irving Co.
of
&
inclusive. Interest J-J.
follows:
as
$48,000 3%s. Due
Rasque & Son,
Washington Trust Building, Spo¬
kane, until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on
July 25 for the purchase of $185,-
Co.
Bond
Board
Force,
Trustees,
fice of George M.
Holland Independent Sch. Dist.,
t
of
W.
will receive sealed bids at the of¬
July 15 —
awarded to
95—were
p.
Russ &
&
Bond
188,
v.
offered
bonds
house
Gibson &
Secretary
Texas
Sale—The $400,000 school
Bond
Offering—W.
Gouinlock
bonds was sold to
John Nuveen &
Co., and B. J. Van
*
Bond
Monday, July 21, 19.
.
water revenue
WASHINGTON
Eastern
Due
Bond Sale—An issue of
.
4y4s and 4 As, at
Washington
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
■
Bell,
.
to
a
group
headed
bv
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
Ltd., and
a group
composed of Wooc
Gundy & Co., Ltd., A. E. Ames i.
Co., Ltd., Osier, Hammond
I
Nanton, Ltd., and the Royal Ban:
of
Canada,
99.17.
to
Due
1978
as
on
5s,
at
June
inclusive.
15
a
price
from
o
195
Interest J-D.
@FedFRASER